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lolaY %%0a serleSko2Oro:PI/cat:0,in 12ar. it. uson, arrived tlele Week
theerests o2.2004rieltV7j11 ct.iMci from Xiw Orleans to epeed 'the eullelener
from station 001117, Windsor4 Zie season in *deride •
of the thirteen' Or0aftear4t0 vrfli eeetIPV TitrEr: G. A. Reberteen, of Toronto,
fifteen Pelltlatee and they will tan olt<tp, was the .gtlest. of Bliss Mabel ebtang
on eadeee, WeibleSder nd" Priebe- aver the wee.
evenfan, at the hOszc
r. Jamee'Sutherland, who.bas been
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eseee,e.14-130,4,41-_. 11Z2re it._ eke_ .ndin&hOlifilln,lieets93711‘
there OpctsteC•blVa0tAbt.Utctt2ons n lr. S. 8. McClung attended the On -
Windsor, 'llstenerp diottid viia1te eure tarlo and Quebee Convention of the
they havre-01011Wee imprecentattve-a- tiptise Chureh held at Brantford last
the station ,elainan ebe.' elation people week. '
are said to Haft in on that *talon, ae Dr. and Mrs. BE. Grant obereson and
it reaches well tato tpo etaeo. daughters, iiry and 'Helen, of Toron-
Every citime, whether a extern/3er ef to, were the guests of the eisees snob -
the Board of Trade or not, w•he eala ertson. Victoria street, on a week -end
spare an hour or so, is ated to be visit.
at the harbor at 910 next Sunday Ceti. Bruce M. Lamont, who has been
morning with bill car to meet the with the Royal Bank here for over a
steamer Georgian and. take none of the year, is being transferred to the
passengers for a short trip around branch at -Midland and will leave
town. The boat is expeeted to ar- shortly for that place. •
rive about 8.30, but those on board lMr. and Mrs. C. XL Russ have re -
will likely be at breakfast at that ceived word from their sole Fredethat
ot he ready to come CONSERVATIVE2 TO MEET
hour and may n
ashore until 9 or 9.89: embers of be Was t6 sail this week /ram M("1-
treal on a trip to Australia and would
the Lions 'Club, the Boy IStelite, the
garage men, in fact all who can, are be away for four months.,
eiss (Helen MacMath, of the Mur-
askedeto ba ole hand .to welcome the
_GeorgiareonMandaee ernhesergth-h rilL'Sh°e. gee Ife.ncleneLn.d..*Iss
sther
officers, crew and ssengere. ,
"Mactrirtfli; 02speit-trae'vriikr
BeadtifMg epa
end With their parenta. Mr. and rs.
,.1IMERiets &reeve
S. R. MaeMett, East street.
tReference was made at onday's
Mr. Bruce Orr, son of Mr. Richmond
meeting of the Ouncil of the oard
Orr .of town, who h.qc been attending
of Trade „to_ the commendable efforts
of the Horticultufalledety and dif- the United Business Schoel, Toronto,
ferent residents in beautifying their has secured a position in the Office ef liarrison, Mrs. Fred MeCullough-
• Married meirs race -Cliff Hackett,
properties. r. and Mts. Colin Pat- the Canadian Life Insurance Company
sessessesesen!e--pronsiesse-esse
Girls' tiireeTegged race-EiriaelTi
reference and the following motion met Mr. • and rs. Graham Inglis were
with unanimous approval; ."Th t the in Toronto on !Saturday attending the and Jeyee Aikenhead.
Boys' three-legged" es z'eate.e.s*senneth
:scouncil -of the Board of,..Tratleegeeks HsigerseartssktinezasaslAing--- The cere-
Town of Goderien places ten. record its money 'was- -performedesein Eglinton Harrison and -Fesedilie-*1-kinteeiiiiFe
admiration and. enthusiastic approval street 'United Church. Mr. and Mrs.
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• On Saturda4 lune: Itith, at Harbor
Park, the Uarrisoni aatherett for thell
tiara ;annual, *ale. Thip annual 1)10...
ale Means Ude to; every member et
the eau, and 2r thio reason . they mine
frets. 'London, Brumfield, Exeter. (See:,
forth, Lete/meer, rtirliton, Clinton Var.
na, Xincardine, Gaerieh.
invorixdoteirtawouir---Triva
aboutestinhentefortonete-eneue*
to be here on Saturday.
After dinner, the cloudy weather hav-
ing had ho effect on appetites, sports
were the order of the day. Winners
were announced' as follows.:
Ohlidren's race, 3 years and under, -
Lorne Hackett, Olive Harritbn, Bruce
McCullough.
Girls, years and under -Pauline
Harrison, Audeey *Harrison. .
Boys, 0 years and under -Jackie
Proctor, Chester Hackett.
Boys, 9 years and under-leric Har-
rison; Jimmie Aikenhead.
Boys, 12 years and under -Wilfred
Harrison, Billie eIlwain.
rison, isyce Aikenhead.
Girlst2 years and under -Lois Har -
•Girl , 15 years and•under-Lois Har-
riSo , Mizabeth, Aikenhead.
oys, 10 years and under -Keith Conservativeseif,'„torthejaieleme...exil
"irreerrtricnigliaM'bift AVA'e'iliTicitty after-
ingle ladies! rave -Anna Scotchmer, noon, June =nd, for election of o
LoIs (Harrison, Joyce Alkenhead. cers and organization ef the riding.
.Single (men's race --Albert Taylor, Srpefteers announced to be present are
Jftn Burdge, Albert Pearson. Ashton Douglas, president, and Gordon
Married ladies' race -Mrs. Peter M. !Reid, secretary, of the Western On-
tario Conservative Asseciation, and, J.
R. MeNicol, M.P.
to represent represent North Huron Conserva-
tives at the national Conservative cop -
and 7, (t which the party leielgr
Girl and. boy three-legged race --,Dora is to be selected: Miner I). Bell,
,
of the results achieved by Mr. Colin Hagerman will reside in Sudbury. Harrison and Albert Taylor. Brussels; Wilmot HaackeGoderieh
'Stepping off fifty yards, for ladies- township; H. J. A. MaeFavan, Goder•
Patterson in the bea.utilication of his Mrs. Inglis is a cousin of the bride.
property, known as 'That's Park,' sit- •Mr. R. C. Hays, &C., and Mrs. Mrs. Geo.. Proctor. ich; Dr.• R. C. Re,gmonti, Wlnghant
Dowson and Elliott Harrison.
'Necktie race-Elizab.eth and Jack
Aikenhead.
Throwing softball, for ladies -Anna
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•*oleo Coort4 • atlobal, Vogt.
ba1„, TOmo .:1",c -A and
Acmt,
,--4.prangenlents, for Demialon Day hi
r:Goderleh inehule the usual program of
ehildren's sports on the $quare, begin-
ning at 10 o'elock ,Ith the merning ; a
tratk meet, with baseball and softball
gaMes, at Agricultural Park in the
afternoon, and a band concert in the
progroxn- salair,b„..
be in charge of the senior baseball
elub, will be in the nature of ai benefit
for "Pat" 'Murdock, a 'member of the
tette.) who has been laid pff with
badly sprained tinkle. The fatuous
Irish Nine. of Lump will be here to
try conclusions with the local 0.B.A.
team, the game to begin at 2.&r p.m.
Beginning at 1.30 pan. a prngram of
hetet: events will be (serried out, in -
eluding' 1 he a tinnal Huron County
ebamplonehip events and a series of
open competition.% senior and junior,
for wfileh handsome mpg and medals
are offered.
The eoftball game wiN be between
the two leading teams of the loeal
,softba11 League.
• 'MR.- GORDON ,LO.NGIMAN,
Barrister, of Barrie, who has been
appointed to act as • Magistrate for
Goderich and St ra Vora while *Ma g is -
trate Makins is on 'a:tendon.
Annual Meeting for North Huron at
Wine= June 22tu1l
tutted on Walt eifieS of. . Gloucester Hays leave tails afternoon for Mon- 'Threading -the -needle rate -Mrs, Roy
street and overlooking the bunks of the
Maitland River within the corporate
limits of the Town of Goderich. Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson's property is now
not only an attractive place in which
toarists can rest both, body and mind,
but is, with other propertles In that
immediate vicinity, one of the beauty
• spots of the town. The energy, initia-
dieWtive and enterprise of the occupants of
ttese premises are wortatrat-irilftalken,
cl,
and the Board believes the Town o -
dais would be well advised to encour-
age other citizene to follow the example
'-of strnd-Mres-Pattereens".„_.___,,
P. U. COMMISSION SUE
Counter -dales for Arrears of Water
Rates Disputed
At the regular .meeting of the Pub-
lic l'tilities Commission at the Town
hall on Thursday flight last, the secre-
tary announced that C. W. Worsell had
issued a writ against the Commission
for a hardware and plumbing account
..sesse_esessessessegseseessess4ses.ses
-- - prevtonsty-htrd sinftifilleZ-WIFireil
t int 1 $25 , would be retained from the
account for arrears of water rates on
a 11011.4. acquired some time ago by
Mr. Worsell. Mr. Worsell claims he
k not responsible for the arrearages.
In view of the issuance, of the writ
' fae t'4etrifilasiere Vegetal:let-a lltWifill,ece
the books. offering to settle the *Water
rate arresvs with Mr.. Worsen for $20.
The 'Town 'Solicitor was instructed to
contest the action and enter a counter-
claim for $30, the amount of the ac- Goderich, is announeed ; the wedding *e
count for water rates in full. The take place on July 2/7th at St. Andrew's
balance of $6.54 was paid into court. Presbyterian chtirch, Windsor.
The Commission received a request Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. S. Loynes,
from Hydro linemen for an increase of Rankin Boulevard, Windsor, Ont..
In their pay, which is 45c per hour.
Last year they were given a five cent
increase and two weeks' holida,ys leith
toiy. The request will be considered. Charles Arnott Bright, son of Mrs. C.
One consumer, who some tinie ago W. Bright, of London, the tharriege
Was presented with a prepayment elec- to take place quietly on June 22nd at
tric meter because he was in arrears, 'St. Andrew's •Presbyterian church,
wrote asking that the meter be re: Windsor.
"'moved-, stating his arrears were clearest
up. The Commission will comply wtth 11.N C 14.111.11GE OF
1 he request. ELM LAW OFFICE
A larger meter has been installed
at the hospital ovving to increased con-
sumption. Three 2-11.p. motors and in the abgenee of siaa. R. C. Hays.
three flat .rate Water 'Imrtera Were in- li.104-. on a trip to Europe._ his office
-allied in the month of May. •heee will be in charge of his cousin,
The Provincial inspector of the De- Mr. ,11. Glenn /lays of Seafortia Mr.
oarttnent of Health advised that the' Glenn Has is a son of the late James
town %Stuttsr supply was chlorinated ' Rays, who for some years was a real-
ereperly.
uvwERIAt. On, toSIKLEREI
treat. whence they sail tomorrow on
a trip to England and IScotiana.
They hope also to make a short trip
to the Continent to visit the battle-,Scotchmer.
fields and Paris. They.....will be away; Throwing
until the end of July. Roy Doweniebowling ball, for men-
.
r. and, Mrs. -Charles -Wells and
their daughter, Mrs. Riches, of Glad- Wheelbarrcrw race -Dill Burdge and
Keith Harrison.
stone, Man., are visitors in town this Driving the nail -Mrs. Roy Dowson.
week .and are the guests of 4,, rs. Wells'
sister, Mrs. E. C. Belcher. Mr. Wells, Shoe scramble -Mrs. Roy Dowson
who is a son of the late Henry Wells and 93)1liott Harris.on.
Dow -
of 1148407ln, is.a. matitba smut, evil. vonK.Ieking the.slipper-Mrs. 'Roy Dow-
ployee. 1He has lived in various parts ,
14„ementtoba_stheaiea_ving_ jh 4 . . L. 4 Prize for the oldest person at the
Own in 1891. This is his first visit arnissa-MrsassElizainetireWookaasseseaaa
:Prize for the youngest person at the
to Goderich since 1247, when he was i ni Jitrainie Harrison.
P e (--
here for the centennial celebration.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
MA. 11. Jennings, :Exeter, vvishes to
announce the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Constance Kathleen, to Mr. John
Huckins, son of' Mr. and Mrs. John
.Huckins, Goderich, the wedding to take President, Wilmer Harrison ; secretary -
place ieriet1 4atleeeparaaaf. eleeee-JeeeelLeeee men_ „eeneeeeee.eteeseee,„e.d.ee
LI- Craft,. „Albert......1Larrison,-Exed eitaustgeas
Brantford, announce the engagement Elliott Harrison, Herb. Taylor; sports
of their daughter, Lulu Elizabeth conaInittee, Dora Harrison, Cliff Hack -
Mills, to Mr. Laurence Edmund Tal- eta Olive Harrison, Oecil Harrison,
bot, of London. The marriage to take Ella Thurlow.-
place in the Baptist churoh, Goderich,
on the 2nd of July.
The engagement of Miss Fanny
Alternates are J. N . Hanna, Wing -
ham ; John Cuthbertson, Goderich
Mrs. Albert Toner, Gorrie, and James
Metattelie401, Brussels.
MUTTON -MITE
On Wednesday„June bath. beneath
an areh banked with evergreen and -
ferns, and before a number of relative
and friends, at the home of the bride'
parents, Gertrude Georgina :White
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1a mes White
was united in marriage to .Harold
George Mutton. son pi, air. pod Mrs.
Leslie G. Mutton. Huron road The
ceremony was performed by Rev. D•
Ir. :La
was decorated for the Occasion with
flowers and streamer.. The youthful
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NOBODY INJURED
• autta, Iva VSTOINtiaT
The 'death ecenrred at 1111Unter,
NOrth Olateetti, on ThiaredaY, <Farm
23,30, of tilary Mm (Minnie) D'ulfeed,
wife of William a atowart,, formerly
of Colborne township. Mos. 'Stewart
vms born Oeteher 16th, 1873, a datieh-
ter of lillehater Milord and his wife
Sueaanah Iteongh, of Colborne town -
atilt). After their urarriage on March
8th, 1199, M. and Mi. Stewart went
to live on a thrin In Trail' county,
North Dame'. In 1910 they moved
to the nearby town of limiter, where
after twenty months a failing health
Mts. Ateitaxt, passed.. ssfaterse)
private servite at the 1101ne 011 'Bun-
lithirTfr,-TITTiiilifie funeral ser-
vice Was held in the Preehyterian
chureli, with •which• (levee sed was
a et I v assoelated. v lug, be
sides the tvereaved husband, are e sop,
Percy. of Lisbon, .N.D, a daughter.
Mrs. iHazel Collins, of Hunter, N.D.,
a sister, 'Miss *Clara Fulford, and two
brothers, George end Arthur, of
Goderieh.
0 0
IMRS. le1.011tFINCE !RPM
The death oceurred suddenly U11
Saturday, May 21st, at her home at
Glamis, Sask., of a former Goderkh
girl, Florenee Leith, wife of John A.
!Leine rs. Leith was known here as
Florenee -Ttirtier, member a ao family
well known In towli tied district. She
was born at Ailsa Craig, Ont., in 1882,
,41 AilltgittlafigaL.ale,u,./atevw4,1414.4,44thlikg
When Stratford-Goderieh Bus- Takes
to the Ditch -An 'Eventful Night Ride
Turner, 'Met hodist clergy ma u, and
:Um Turner, who afterwards weft.
stationed at Dungannon and Auburn.
The driver and two passengers on the .1 After the death or the father the
Rtratfordaflederieh bus narrowly es- family moved to Goderielt, where
iteliailpysedilealiehortmWerili.n to °adlnjury o PneralterthledwIralitiveeenn'SitYle- sitt;ittS'imit:t.e.1 81141::ralt"Is1 ehl.04:).1 1 h'ii; ,S"o'7ttlie1(11:
Florenee attended the piddle 11101 high
4-1464,--GA14,41u)-k,,-4",43-141w441"'"fThr firrovi-filierrwiTtvir*11 ; tiortorr-ot-
(ivep ditch and two fences, corning ton, Sas4. ite-lees her hilabetel_a.
• '610; on7toirillt neorge, t la in is.' sit. leaves three
441ssing. just outside the town limits. „ ,
'collet -en 111' a former marriage:
Cecil Colelough. driver of the bus,
which was being brought to Goderich yin!a"r"d' ar;(11,;
wider police escort after a tire in the
Plesenee Ede -mile R.N., of Vietori.,,
tfsol'ritt:toT,rtlahtia>rd• sia'"fain Ct‘111.184silisaltit18dblnelor There arc also several ttrothr.rP
sis,tors. A brother, Harry.
see the lights of the Gumiry ear. When
the slowly moving ear loomed aa 10 J'oreitia it or 1 hi. Sigmal. (Wive insarl)
front of the bus Coletough swung to ! thirt:‘ yeirs ago and Is now at Nev
the left but clipped the left rear fen- York.
der and wheel of the ear. The bus 0 0 0
then swerved across the road out of ' MR:S. MAltamwr &allot ill
control, plunged acroso a four -foot A former resident of Goderich, in
ditch and craehed through the road the person of Mrs. Margaret Armour,
fenee and a line feriae before coming :widow of John Armour, died Wedaes-
to rest. The bus etaaee out a dozen , day night, June 1st, at her home, 11.1109
or more fenee posts and missed a huge San Juan Drive, 'Detroit, Mich. She
tree by a matter of inehea., The front 'had. been in poor health for some.
of Tit hwe INt1(:‘,11,,IectilegetiN.41sweNveee(k;r4di.iii Hass. of
Port Hope, Ontario, daughter of Rob-
tnuuths. Mrs. Armour Was bore at.
t...9-rtPtAft.Y-4EXA-Irfpls-the ,17
Seaforth, and ('.'ll Mason, of Goder
enoieheess!ises Instelset4e,--waress-fos
the wild ride.
'Phe first incident of the eventful
After supper the president, Mr. Tom
bride was dressed in white Duchess night for the driver and passengers of
Taylor of ,Lucknow, made a short lace and net with a high Queen Anne 1.1the lets was NV hell fine blazed up from
Speech, thanking all for their help in
collar and three-quarter-lefig,th veil n short circuit under the (Nab A
the past and wishing tbem all success
held in place by a wreath of lily 4 if (.811 was put into Clinton, a few miles
In future. , • the valley. She wore white slippers behind this bus, find County Constable
a
The election of officers for next
and carried red roses. Mrs. A.. White Lever sped out with a fire extinguisher
year's picnic resulted as follows:
and Misa Anna White, R.N.. were at- and had the fire under control with the
ttmlants as matron (if lionec. rig loss of onlv a .1'W tioorhoarth7:4
- alstaTraelastiThe other tteeidenrii(7HIFFiql,
about 1,1 p in.
Wirinririfef iti41-11Wfilefl-tr In Ile 1C041-1'' kil5r.4.7174Qt0 0: -
eTtIffbil and CTIFITer-FiffirifTions.
Jack Patterson. of Entbro, was -grooms-
man. Mr. Jaek IlarniltOn,
supplied the InUsic for the wedding
march, and during the sighing of the
register played "I Love Yon Tru1S.-
A HAPPY EVENT After a motor trip Mr. and Mrs. Nile-
cartdititur „ri.ysret. -amen& - -•will -Solos tap. resadenossat- .ftettsio-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vines Celebeate Lawn Fur Farm, .1Inren road, Goderreh.
Mrs. Killen and She late Mr. Jonathan The bride wore for travelling a tan
E. Killen, of Victoria avenue, Windsor, Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary
suit, brown shoes and hat.
to Mr. Clarence •Leverne 'Walker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walker, of The home of Mr. aed Mrs. Harry G. •
Vines, Elgin avenue, was attractively
decorated with pink and white stream-
ers and baskets of lovely flowers on
formerly of God.erich, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Dr. Ber-
tha Geraldine (Betty) roynes, to Dr.
fleet of Goderieh. He has Success-
-Pally soneinsied his- law course et .0a-
goode Hall and intends to praetise his
profesaion In his home town of Self -
H0141 District Meeting tilesre, Conehtd- forth. For fhp next few weeks, bow-
ing vtith 'Banquet ever, he will be a resident of (ode -
'Phe Imperial Oil Limited held a flea.
meeting of their dealers in the; dis-;
Irict at the Masonic Hall on WednesS HOLY tzArvz4 RALLY
(1,4 3- afternoon. 1:k1r. J. D. Thomnsi •
.11pervisor, of 4.:roderich,
-4 Seven Hundr Men ,Congregate at
i 11 ii;44 ge and about fifty dealers were s
utingsbridge to Renew Their Vows
in attendance, Irani Kirteardine.
On Sunday afternoon more than
Wingleen, Clinton, 1)ungannen, Env
nsto, Goderich and other points. lseven hundred* men of the Holy Naine
r Thomas giave a brief orttine of including a large represen-
t tation from Ooderich, gathered at Ht.
are purpose of these animal dealer
JoSeph's church, Xingebridge, to re -
meetings and eovered briar lthe nro4 I
-- (hew their vows aft the annual ratty,
grim for the afternoon. A travelogne
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entitled "Safari on Wile -41a," was
hy IMr. E. J. Piggott, eat% pro.;
e „t ion super visor, of the Toronto
db.4. er Imperial 011 Linsited, eller
se--- the rally, The huge parade was led
'''eN4a.,111(.11 gaVe an outline of the =Its by pipers of the tucknow band.
promotion plans deeigned by the
compan% to assist dealers in improv-
ing their businesg -for-lt1S8. '
progrpn eoneinded ./1
showing of a ferther talhifag
picture, outlining hoW quality game
which was addressed by Rev. blather
Basil Doyle, of Torotito. Wingham,
St. Augustine, Itruseels, Lucknow and
Kiiigehildge were represented at
At the service Rev. Father 0. A
Niuntin, of St. Augustine, was- celo-
brant as the 'benediction of the Blessed
gaerament wee •peoeuuneed; Wev-
Oather Paquette, of Winclhani, was
&aeon tkiv. rather C., IP. Xagle, of
Aloe
refined and -.1W 4%4114' eon- Codetict, was suhdoacon, • with nev.
t rolled t'tittbor ol Cioderich, in the
After the straYing di* igetts,041114vradarz,
• t he dealers (left the IltiOnite Halt IteV.,VatIter QukYli6y4, ot. 3',0,5•4,11.13
antlered onee more at :trio Void 13e2 otkprOi, ktazg ipa5t
ford to enjoy a banquet, ut 1.10. ';the eonelusion titr ttzgeo the de.,
Tsomss Introducc4, oaa Oallot.tar.4 tation ,thtrito:174ittlar
number or <AIL, • '
Thursday last, when they entertaleed a
number of friends, the occasion being
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding.
About thirty relatives and friends at-
tended, and the happy couple were
;showered with lovely gifts and roses,
carnations and eongratulatory mes-
sages.
The lace-eovered tea table was in
charge of Mrs. R. Pimiott, of Toronto,
sister of the bride of twenty-five years,
and Mrs. C. Austerberry, of Goderich.
awe table was eentred, with a three -
tiered sake, ahd eandies In silver hold
ers and baakets of ros•CS and gypso-
phel-la -added to the ;seating. •
Mr, and NIrs. N'ines 1 /we Emily
('haapekl) were married at Wilifi,sor
Rev.' Mr. Snelgrove. of the Anglican
chureh. Mr. Vines has been a P It.
employee the la st t 1 rt y - wo years.
The -couple- livedlifter their marrialae.
at Windsor, Detroit and Toronto he
fore coming to Goderich five yeara g,
Their one aim. Frank Vine'.: egret/.
Mr. Vines is n 0.P.It. engineer here
seventeen, is pursuing an ordinary
cotirse at the Goderich Ceileainte In-
stitute, but he has made tremendous
strides in the aviation field. Ile is
Canada's youngest licensed pilot. ha v-
ing been "up in the air more' or less
steadily sinee he was fourteen. :Since
then' he has won numerous trophies In
air manoeuvres
Mr. and Mrs. Vines also are avia-
tion enthualitafit, • and have gone -,on
Short trips with their son at the con-
trols. Mr. Vines has even gone so
bar as to follow in his son's foot -
rte ne and flew solo last year. Only
recently father and son flew from Lon-
don to Toledo as members of it good-
will flight.
Among the guests present at the an-
niversary celebration' were Mrs. Hattie
Aetle,, Mrs, F. Williams, Mrs. J. Chap-
pell, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pinaiott,
ronto; liir. mutants Chubb, Mr. Rus-
sell Chubb, of London; Mr. and Vire.
C. Ansterterry., Mrs. J. Thomas, Miss
tiva Worthy'. ,Mrs. Arnold, Miss Bea-
trice Arnohl, Ur. and.MIV. 'Arthur God-
dard, Mr, and Mrs. N. McInnis, Miss
Ilarttna ifill=ty, 1116 nay tiluagey,
Ilro, a. 'Mit and m1s3 MTh anon, all
of4lede.leielt.
altr14.
it,7rr''
MINTON MASONS HERIE
There was a large turnout of Ma-
sons on Tuesday night, when Maitland
Lodge entertained the Clinton Lodge.
ert Latincelot Walton and Margaret
ips t ift-fr,r -OtAir'faterirtr.----She
spent her early years in this town,
but had lived in Detroit for twenty
two years. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. 'Maida Armour Atkin-
son and Mias Aileen Armour, and a
grandson, Arthur S. Atkinson, all of
'Detroit, and a sister, Miss 'Lena Wal-
ton, of Gederich. Mr. Percy L. Wal-
ton, who (lied a few years ago in God-
A.r.1111t1Lr.. an.Y rs was a.c.-
'tive in the Guild or st. John's Npisco-
' pal church, 1)etr(y1t, and in the Ins -
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COM MOVIA07krtOta Pftc.`,..."-Z23
Eamt Coma eft Womota
4°C)Itkontie
. ,
At the meetleig a the Ioseal Uzi
ell of Women held In Mt:m.141y 'Han em.
Alionday tifternoott, MAT' jean Mathes.-
higton, Telma cave tee.
tit.-.71:theidua;.nzvtieCt,iliteigewinetlit=p;milita.elthlehtottp_
upeanetlaiL7etginaggl:rive:it:vriat:9,tell7-leduP-tt
preautout, eats. Lanes, versideat-
.11.ue blx,rel,o thalatla gre,atnea4,4
said utauerington, was sus X01114-
tlattlou JAW toy the early tiettlerte 1,7110
were farulerb. "CtaUtitiat I13 0131010111-
toral country ; it wasia nalottatie that
sue weet law intimetrial develoPeaea.
ster aaettall 1.11.1 the soil."
Jart3. siesueriugtou evoke of VanatitA1.0
grout mineral wealth, the development
ot wheal was only uegitutIng, her
Weatt,11 01 timber, .ner unintal llifo and
!ler naherleti.
"1 Inst. Is the mutter," elle tvis' eat°
•• tits I. there is poverty or tuayonte look-
ing tor at .10110 it is the piling Up of
Weatla by sumo who are afraid to
%est It Sur fear of losing it."
• .-tettaaadeassassseesseassatta'/W11
oecatuse there is no prospect for the
yl:ftlrentt; "5-01 fir-tro47-sliMffolidurie
to give [twill a feellag to be ambitio 3,
Instead of minding out rdlef, givo
the yuung men farms, she oeunselled.
Tiny could, of vou,se, not Make EitTrt
without capital. "I feel there should
be a eampnign to wake people give
tile's wealth to save thn nouzir.ry i1 -'n
1%Ituty years ago gale their 11 vet ; why
.1Zd.frillbotj34ind;',17P, 8c-4441.iinlimiX7I'Letr"w7irk leer- --
Duties and taxes tiro hindering
'ple IQ ..the speaker smid. •Lux-
(tries (het oust enormously, not simple,
lieliest-to-goodlleSs living, aro making
110 51(041(1(81 LIS it is today. The
greatest phtee in the world to bring
conada on...k to contentment is In
4,111- holue.s,..alid to 1101.11eLl Is given tee
greatest 1Hivl1g 1» tteiching honcaTy...
thrift and industry.
(Stizenship 19 partio.rs:lip La the
Inv -mess of the country. la.sfore nom-
ination day is the time to tind out
V hat ta lda tes stand for 'Al entbsro
31 1 ornament are etc:tate!, alai some
Its 40' (4 se. them.
-We should hear an expreasloi, of
otfir rsoresentatli-isa..
twow,-11 ..114441141 have a say ; if they are
t hey should express thor
toptut,ins.
! "1 ,111 maintain the greatest place
lin the world for womeo is In the home-
NVIott 111.' r tdoing at all our meet-
ings: n re se putting into aetion our
1(1E;;Irs
s?." lletherington's 11(1(1
-
}-vaass1.??.6
. followed
11 11
'dims Slut 1•11111 14 .I•4 :I 111)01Itted tO
.1• .01he Inquiries arid report on the In
Chapter of the Daughters of the
Brit ish Empire. The funeral ser', ices, on
refl. rre, I to t he hot al
. kitting of las! Cross teems nursing
Saturday, June 4111, were conducted at 1","1"'"
St. John's (-1441 ('('11 by the rector, Rev. ( "1411(.11 "2 W. mee 1,3 the Town ('01411-
31 r. Johnston, assisted by Bev. Mr. 1 cil.
414 • 4•clar4V• Waft- qvit.fintret.1 ..ay -.Ste - vittsit-ibleteettt,i-sk.44-4.4tf '44. -afeket-'ea _ 1 43.1sassealaal - -. . --. - se---------..--eass- - . • -- ----
ing lodge. At the cencluse
ion of the twarrs were members or the veseery, of THEY
rhea Tea eleraaaaa-a,
meeting a pleasant social time was St. John's cburch. Burial was in
n cemetery
ie:
spent around the banquWsailli
et board.
•
DIAMOND JILT .TIT VE OF VICTORIA ST.
URC
Jubilee a nti i versa ry servieee will he held at Vietorla
street Fnited chureh on faundny. Juno 28111, and Sunday, July
3rd, with appropriate events for the intervening week. This
wiler of ealebraflon will mark the sfetiett anniversary of the
present bongo of worship at the eorner of Victoria- and gt.
David'a atreette though the congregation dates back much far-
ther than that.
Two former pastors will he here to take part In the jubi-
lee -Rev. J. F. Ileyeraft of Stratford, on June With, hnd Rev.
W. Graham, 'DD., on July 3rd. A Jubilee dinner will be
held on Tuesday evening, June e3th.;, ofternoon, artily
let, a jubilee Neale will be heid in .Harbor Park, and on Mon-
day afternoon, July. 41111, the Woman's Missionary Poeiety will
bold- on "at hon4."
Ilev. A. E. MoOrhouse is the pattor of Victoria street
azTauvelt end hao acceded to the request of the congmantion to
tHth' Mote enoitor year.
Nliss Walton, of town, went to 1Se
troit on receiving word of her sister's
death and remained I here w i t If lief
nks.e. for a week.
o o 0
P"-- - - 'It1 HIM t T 11A111 1.1 1i):4rrs" -
Robert Mathioaon, v% Ill, N• II 4 bra ke-
ma n en the first C.P.1 I. freight train
to leave Goderich about thirty-one
3 cars ago. (Bed nt Alexandra hospital
oh Saturday morning in his sixty -
!second )ear. Mr. alathieson, a rail-
tw.,,a)n erhinployee thirty eight years, had
pour health four yvars. At
; tite time ef his ref 11'4.1114411 troll, 1114'
1 service of the CrP.1t. in .itzeteg. 19361
114. 4)114 il 4.44444144otor Born at iiiilli. -
, 1(41%. ii .4.14 ef air. atel Mrs George
' Mathieson, ticccitscil 444 a ),,ling 1144(11
, vk (111 1(1 1111 I Illers1 ten Id, clill.r 1114- 4111
, ploy of 1114' C.N 11. '1'‘4 0 p /II. 1:11.'r
' hi' frioved Ill 1 A Infi11 lind t ra risferred
!to tilt. C.1' 11. He %Att.. at 1', 11 di
,6 (ear. and while tli. 14. ho 1arri4.11
, coin 111:1 ug., „2 1;.,i4rliato. (1111111count) • Tlity 441.4811 a 34.41r ii 1
, II 4,1 Toropto twfon• 1 ',1111114 1'. '1,.11
4.1 ., 11 111-13 -115 1. .;11 .4 /Igo Ilr NI-Itti;4,
.,t, NA 14. 11 1144'1141.4,r of the 1:r , i to 1
1 of Rath -owl Trainto. 11, !ho (Ir
114 1 a }Odle% .a,, . Con(lo,. tor- ,,, ,1,1 !be
I :obi). mient 1)rd, r or vore,14.4.. 114'
4. 'or, ived 1.y his wife and the ( hild•
f11 1;,, ergs,. Garsel sod se -is of
Goi14.1-,,•11 , Ho.... /if Torotilo, 1111 Mr4.,
Willard Gra vette, or strotrord. Jaw.,
mainie.on. of mum.. 1. 91 Irrid h.. r ,1 MU
, Mr. 'Lewis steeart. of Ituffale. is a
r .1 prisiitc fotte•ral *.4 r‘I.-4. %%as
1.1.11414104.41 at 1144. home on Elgin 8) ('0(14'
1111 3.11111141S1S afternoon by Rev, 'W. P.
laine, of North street 1 nited Omnih.
interment was In Maitland cemetery,
the pal 1 bea rers being Chas Ross. John
Hunter, J. A McConnell and, Chester
Johnston, all of Goderich: Jos Mathie-
soil, of narrie. and George Bell. of
Toronto. A lariw nomber of floral
tributes, willeh included offerings from
the Order of Railway Conductors. the
CJP.R. employees In tIoderieh, N-orth
street church and the .141%11 „Dowling
('lub, were borne by W. F. H. Price,
Wm. I)ank, Jon. McMillan, John Pin -
der. George tiaelivi-)d, N. t'. Work, J.
Iif4wafilerd and 'Reg. 'Elliott.
Among those attendina the funeral
from out of town were Meson). Dur-
kin and Henderson, of lLondon, repre-
aeutina Ittrtititer-iitItatriy• atilidite-
tors; Mrs. J. atevenson, of Kitchener;
Mrs. S. J. Pear; and Miss Helen Reid,
1 or ListareP; Mr.' and Mrs. (leo. Bell.
of Toronto; Mr, Sanwa Mathitegon, of
Boarrornieto.,. Mr. Illoan Mothieson, of
T
tt capital Theatre for "Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs"
'1114. %Vail l'r Disney prodieetaata
Sway White aud the. Seven Ilwtirfs,"
f.14118111. a ree.,ro
I'd fr theatre productione.
4;•041eri.11 %Viten 11 was shown at tbe
Theatre on Thursday, Friday
I ;est sstorteo of last week. The place
5.) 114 I•rolvileil at each showing, and
14:444kr14-1, 0.441,i4. had the unusual eii-
est ivies ef 11,1)Ing to stand in stueueo
with two sat-
ilr(lay afternoon perforrnaneis, there
4' 1, lest jlig.t. 1111(1 in round
1 him 11, ,4,0110 1141111)1411 W the picture
itert•
1 1 r 1•• .1 1 II, Vk 114 Id'1011/1/4 Dies
! 41r 1 5 6. of
,1„, pf ;HI If. IA.., 811, 1111,,t culla p11
; I ,i 1 1- 1 0.• 1i... 1.. 1 hi, 111,40.1Prieb
0 H.
11 1111. 11.111 areal pleasure
!. ,1.111trig 111.• rim 1 here. :is .1 he ,
d,..1(1.,1 5 11 14.1. ly and
o 'il.•
'lit,. 1,...,1111, '11.11 "4 8oc7
\\1 1 4' lo..444/14, 14:44-k 444
'rih t, att,,,fy the (Tema to/ Por ab-
• r P r ftZ
MU. 111111.61111 11M)11 -17114;D
1.1,t14,. Rev 1)r 11.41 r nett
and Mr. Is (1 \Naar on larelay everttaig
n1'44141441 a meeting ef the Presbyter',
1144 1'. at Sea forth at which iltett,
thigh .1st(k, 11 A late of Red Deese
/14 4111111q1.11 1 lit the pae
(harge of the Reaforth Preabri-
tertian ehurch Re) 11. Peddle 01
(•1:111h, interim moderator. presidetl;
Re\ ,th 3.1 Doyle of i(lyth preach:Pd
the s•amon , Hee. NV .t. Young of }k'nit-
sa 11
addres•sed the minister„ and Rev.
I) I. Hill of Ifteter addressed thio
ronaregatIon. At a reception held
afterwards in the school room Of Um
church the new minister vvns intros
(ince(' to those present and addreegecfi
a few Words to his congregation.
Weather
Wein' temperature readings for On
past week and for the eorrespotadisz
week of Ince year were on followo:
le31
• Mag. 1111a, RIAU. ZIECI•
chum, lune 1 .. 4.3 Cn
rd.. June 10 7.A 43 GO 0-
Sa t., June 11 .,75 17.4 70 42
Sun, June 12 70 re/ 73 C•3
June 13 -73 .50
Wm, 3lar,* Wti
Vie(1, Junen C..1)
ese
'ewe,