HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-02-25, Page 3'47
Me# Look , ',Oder
•Sanie Age -Men
-"A-2-*Fdr.
f theManceill«,
•
• uzecl.az
"W1ither
y *re Dyzng at 0
,
t of his'es
Thou .cloirig?"; lXe
Can you 44Vivo" 1,1*t
chosa4,`Mt 'COI." /1t are yot
InniOrAre .47,tere1Y 101cr'4*10' the
;Po you know whOrOA th4 JoneeS are
• going?; UMW ,,7114P%-tho,
path? okartits 04.°T
following tiler ITS1c.ove
:
A atkeoP olut ,110'.43**7 *1.4f
.103lovol My ilolottp 10444i0 • gS tliou
fa -the one \ '4114141109094t
',gO!est1441
am noW golngto
in relation'to 'setrontip
develoPluti, ;the adl*a
tem and ''14„4.the.ixvotv.Ateo .„. u4'" mone
nr'rkim ja,merely to fhrow
wealt11#
, out, a directed ' „ki4q,'Of htWith
cer-
tain'Eeher41„cluslons, you must -work
,; Of
�Ioly
*hoot oltt, Lor
the eternal,
ht
Whither 'art hhoU oft In r1atIori 'to
acientiile ?inventions? Are 5716lt 0.1„11S
• tatiOng 'with them or not? That 18,0
OUX.Se
••threug.h' t
usingthem`-,-,or` 'turning, them as
Why 4.350araii You use 004t, at least'
- =any as youL4o31_,affor4,... yes ..
d often
' more than 'laud. Is there hing
In IuwLn themr '
he ore, honestly obtainetll 00;
"
good `Mini ',to ',Vet. as antolY gadgets as
possible, cogoata orn#9,
;Isn't. it a -fine thing to have ..Nater,
_fright into the hicruso that you zkatt
-ony turn 4.-64hislie4"-Orrabo#011aity-
pumping it tip,.tito' a pail Outdoors, or
goWslict t41' that lieOuliar (twist. of the
writ whereby. the pole. turn., .o.the pall
Just right to it With water, and yet
Oct
act
. 04;tir ' a
Mr land or
nen le lotiorn 4 IYOrtleo
Oervioxit. bsen
Whlther Art Ti
41abM
o -1Vtirtmlkok thoUit
er,-
hiyattricr, fbut, , 00,1nellot pr44004 t#1.
114;it '41041eseSt .4.-'uvOr"\ 40,104i1ty tlian diplither* Or typhoid.
-vivo it, was 'jai). 'for good? erver *nd then like.. • Ites ' are 1,314,
VAS 41)00 Piloveing 'he 410 omosetv. ,,,e0.1),4000,
Ottinw. antOn*let out vuo: 00444* .13,ip,p114. **writ
eo, esfOot of this dlOio
krovi‘ that inaanItYla Auvreaa...,
A103/,,, .'wonderful 1644 .644, ...twAtthis '1k/saw ; eoet;:cti
.0.40.,,Amerion ''01?ntinemt ...‘IFTP4,1, strati:Imes tor .)40,4,,i .'tpore' „ insane
about' it,/, 1r01404 "hl asyzinne.then 1-O,u.0$4*1-'
-.;47
We know 'hts, It brings death
•alaV,O
'SOUIO
./..yee0ha ;aXO'. a:.-2he
on the .*4lV4t*1°:t°e:41:l41441
w.„14,'eonthent than the 11tos44A104ap,ey1*5ee
rad arnivaI death .toll ot- be
Ig-
conti1ient. And Is -that «61 th*fl any In tba past. They we
.VeoPerert,
„.f-lcr 'detetiOr4
... ..te. '44104' mepove
',4ontiauoto-*e. .thelt
SoMo. 14,? „orotigjoig we 'Oa
ave
dieAile4
1104.41
11 neter..,:ltnoWc t sno'° IOLIUWUIg LL a we ,109131244-tbsfoods. Yes, i igg:;0943Y"-Ive"'i.feed
""lip 114 wall"r beings by the'VAInaltis(
Ogs- b the. 90
PeOlember, bigrleS3 not ReceSssrily
'Oen haii3O been starved .foot, .04 we do
Und
We tb44 .by 1110r04, 4rst. We*
never irP4°w, •
f. thiit all these.'elOctliotIA god*
7;#441ttitlitirtUS71#9,tr.
have Icer„O theta' as As Out`
fOrefathe)ts 'Itoolg.''.toi'Aireotioi,-;-beeapse it
was the 'way "tti (Nlre
ftt,e''.'*1110 4friV104,41c(Agt.. Om :015. tio004
149;,
the reilgloUs:IMPhet,. but now. at
bco '‘tha,tra*e scientist -read 'their pro-
nounteraenta'..aatola,'An *030' Palte.11
-hOok, "WO pig . tiitratirM14.!'
thysicat ffieveisliMent-
, ,
hv
..01040' eteat , strata 41, the
, ,
goodness, not at all. inC,fact., ,sotrwe
rts:/00etps tis,Aust, what the. ...Tel u -S
PO, -7911 Plight giants that way
(COntinlied on Page 6) :*
advancen'tent of hygiene; and in cartedi-,.
hoe--tconottered Onost eentitag-
lous' ClieasmiS7
havoc in the days of our foretat4era,
1...knd'Ithough..no" one lives any more years
-than some or our $gefathera,„ still On
',the aVerage. , ;the 'years' of. existence .7have
no; loose it In the: bottom ot:the-well2_been b - • d ttblxis
.ask, inaa*:- this, tearv,.. itivent_ion. of *kit zipAiy, before.w
• •, . We
enjoy youth, or tlio appearance of youth
at `least,' longer. This is-.441te we are
014 hygiene, rektrictions.of
various sorts,.'beauty parlors, and siiper-.
fiefai ootiv,ify. We are more alert than
In former -caries, and at litty-:',We are
still tyoung.' ts."CIT, and now ask you
to listen, not to the pronouncement of
some religious fanetAc' fo" ,ton-
sidered ,pronotmoexaent.0! he world's
greatest scientifis ,,eaimmissiert .34 ,4Wes-
tigate, ,the .liturai4t 'being 03;'; Oven In
.Carrers „bee*. AT -0,11. -
Pages 1.',/9. "Modern progress, hew.
ever, has 'brought is .counter.
lett, moacY weit gold. When their
, anct.elameothec,t, by, the
ti 4)000010,..0.1.0hY,
nrasag longer prevails
*, 'those women
'whosei cippearance has been for
*P.;.,PlaT4rt ,'"S‘arS, .100alt older than t.heir
dnlottiere, it the same age.. The
.pseudet-young men; who Pkia*- tennis Saul
•dartea as, at twenty 'Yeari;*' tvlur disetersi
thelr old wife sma marry
wome.n; .are Itaple..40 softening '.416
•
A riUtitt,#et.t.,42o,NOVo'reco,
coPl.vEktErilt.'14,00ensi lob
Nepal HOTOI.;#.46. WITH
WIITE. 10* *ocuEn,.
. , ,
TAKE Af'bEe'LlfX%
'ret004 0,ieOrpn WHARF --4$0
' •
SET SAIL. 'AGAIN
T -Hg. P"1N
•. Friday night, to a gentle breeze,
with .11 nice crowd 'in atteddance, a
progressive euchre, was held by the
•IVIarine Club, playing 2a -tables. Mrs.
Roxesi Walker gave 0. prize to the
lady -Winning first Place.
threladies abreast; - --but 2-•• Mrs,- -4‹,-
Stowe•hauled her sheets aft and got
:first.plece.
There -Were also three ladies "side
by each," for the consolation, bid,
Hoey-Smith gave h start of sheets and.
.got the prize., Mrs, James Plaelc put
-up the prizes for the gents and ..An-
gps.McXenzie With h full arid by, 'got
first with Clarence McDonald With his
Main sheet carried away, won the
„stern chase: .
eeiatL.
.„
VIVA
the OtO4Y 14! 111ted '3n idttli
and Cana •„ tO1
'reh t Wight 100401,
*M0.041.7 ZY°' Moody 'manr peeinc.
rvialuettiolilisttimof ,ttllif7ti''a'restrociletetT,?4,-battii-
admirora With' itaiatEt eleflucod Oa,
n'tiittulation of, hall.:44
' o far es•734taire'tlity concerned,' the
Modr ,•Contenart Council'embarlted
on 00 'grOatest' eVangelbrtiO VentiPe
40 'recent years, Eleven great. meet-
ings..were boki in. London, and
other in the Prifieipal citiets. .of En-
gland and ',Scatlarkok 'They ylant, "t6
' et at. OS maX1.4h ,VWstreet",,,;and
boisterous,joyed d d
this $0,0t, the asniit.,x\''Pot c'ey ntponr have
,.__ClecTreilic,i7f°nrahstiSed!eSifth:- \ ex -Lord
.344YOrcot UnifiOnlAtittis Uncle, Chas,
Studd, the.,:trickOter,Were genverts
of ileloPdY when the evangelist and his
-sweet=sinSkng Artnelt, TA* Dalrla
.14,1*Ort \e3eertm.$040411c, ti„
•
Shoe Store -To ;Preaciting -•
Moody and .Sankey, who took Bri-
tain, by etortn 1875 and 1881, are
8114 lioy their •Ainericaa admirers to
have shaken, two continents for peck."
Both:give up lucrative careers for
'Christian work; Moody had -developed
from the position ' a a shoe -store ap-
prentice to the •proprietorship of a
Chicago store. .
During the whirlwind campaigns in
Britain, Needy, stout and heavily
built,. iiiever seemed to tire. His ser,“
anons-vere--fulL.....04.4.-conviction.„His
grammar was b3r ne,reeans faultless.
During the0.876,missien,..yfoody and
Sankey preached and swig to more
than 2.500,.000 people. -
Of the individuals who lit their
torch and carried it on from the evan-
gelist, one Was Henry •Drummend,
who declared that. Moody was 'uthe
greatest human" he had ever met.
Another was a young medical stu-
dent ' who deioted ilia live to Labrador
and became -Sir Wilfred Grenfell, And
Canon Hay Aitken was induced by
Moody' to becorae an evangelist:
The tnemorials of Moody are the
works he has left behind, notably the
Moody Bible Institute at Chicago
which uses regularly for the progaga.
tion the'Gospel its own 500 -watt
radio station.
At 1.1 Jinernonney, the ship's
steward, with the help of his skilled
Waiters, served lunch to 125 guests,
after01.vhich the coxswain piped all
deekhands on deck to clear decks for
the dance Which lasted until. 2.30 a.m.
The management wishes to state
that one -member of the crew got a
"furlow" for tivo weeks to see the
bright lights of Detroit, but he pro-
longed it, weeks for a,b5tter re-
- ott." agnoscd
ilia ease as godt, They t who
aisiated to make the fimetion plean-
ant affair; and also the donators of'
the .prizes, Mr. J;131ack and Mrs. R.
)7Valker.
The lub intends to entertain as
"long as the sailors are in port. \ It
looks now like, in early dearance.`
' ,Con.
UJARY 25 1937
LANE
thin
I IT
..
roin wyer ix
ii If. * °4rttl'.4Lan4%,°ti 11'% r' '
.
ox
h lait eh * nePhewS.
kIng as bis iietlhe ,Wh. ,Ai
4 or Oen , rl hsli
Salvation. r int
D. 1. Lane 6P�kC', esliele
lez4tton way Or his line*: 0 A I WItr '441 iif;.
'441nbe'r' tlt Irltn°' 44t. 41 deceased'‘1.; ' h a before Istairixtroto 4. . Av
6 ,i))ea404 $`011.0/ to AO indeO Xi .when
* thl Orvie**t; ICAQX: e....uto 0 : a liPPeaVe, , ..,_ , ,,
1,40A tiftrilef$1. The speaker - had 10100 in police court on Thursday
.01
r 0
01
ass*** ot 11,41S- 'afternoon anfi. Was remanded', a' With
that, Mr#, Lane att14,_...1171,4e WaS fotntence., The 1,0 wo allegedly
..v.waottit.i:pme;arnii44:0;treettttnt'obllyimr 0,ireA!'ilto.:011103t440 t':wsthi°tedirk%'tillt::14,h! esoormtom,:ixt.te.04itattuffit.:iiitatt6an:048k,4410,.iYatv1:44.01,0,00:ort
servant
,words 01 a ttood plead It° * scow •en x a
•
hoara. or the Inun's old iClinton ite will aPpear al;akt°
$nct as 4.. #1,,,s,. lait4,-'..
the Closing' hours 01 the
about teuu. he 4.• °;',.',4400... next Week.: ' . ' '1'.'
i0.0. ' 0.. ,f!Clare •Irwin, ,Ooderich, lad. renttuul-
The werda 'werefew,Hiln4 01 Anst4eek.on lk 4000 Of vagrancy
. , . , , , . . oP , . .
they ;re:4a .pa ..that h had an ardour' See it * job 'contd. be ;00000i or
that •litaa. •40044,0st,, „. .------ , . him,: was aak0d if he , had got the JO
, '4:tna : oast -Prockala.'4,hing... //.4 all :the l'Ot4;`;1.11000 heard anything, about
.ivorw Is. , Just ' that -..itintitirai„.00n4ciente' 'iti,P, he told the40.glo#ate,.. *Ilia. :WO
:and, trot that 'God. Is .able to tee-pr.:or ship, thonght. ;that . -the .: aconiio4 had
.H1M,I014,-.thO OrtVilege,ot So • Itaittng., up, better beirentaded for Another .wee
on: ,rns" itim'e wit!), we ,nre abie,:te see, since he is not riveleOrne. at his father'
;Wm. '4.1e . Who waits .':patiently*t. Wo. will, . horao. and , he has' not. means to 14tA
Ored not. disappoint. Thla 4s:the •assur.!, any place %clop... ,
- . . .
once, net only, to the. Patriaroh but *sot,. Robert tarter and Edwin Coope
. • • .
caLtlie...:men,...whe look ..te_.•__0(4.:,!*ir..V!...#.. were•placed viv.:,,#.0u.SPendecl 54.ori,tbne
7ejtttoktiv,-:tz:,.,7-a-,g.,...,-1,:,,,,T4!,::,:t7ffe.,-?', "7-7 .':*Itir7rArthurw,rierry.„7,7.,-..compunna
.111)41ttimoltaoigtiretsa4t, .ainhdingaisto znaorit efdealron-ln: -:dwili3eohie,ahrilicrgingeliftirehoarniClitraorinayo4uitishta0;- tit
It ...ia a --great Ithing "te .be called hence at, the team on lst.Q.cprovitetiti high*
•
•
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
UN
'1a4b 06 it '13 la Tn4rmli*us t'41frtfigt f" noir Parry's%Me in Tuckers:nun.
those who' ere left .behlria,
MrParry saidthat his wife and It
utelo shfre erhem we honor today lila were going out in the aftertioon,whe
.. ,
len? rtosusecase;wdithil, hgruainablt efakitunedrsiy.otior olierieci . wiry, very close, Mrs .
they heard a shot that seemed to b
Parry ran- t
was a man ot many rtrilllitThil vittues• the back door of the house while he
He kept a solemn wad to the better husband went to the front. They lux
weds of life. He was 10541 to L,up Ast reached the .cloor when there wa
home and to his clIttreli and was offec- another shot. When they went outsg
lifiois,nalapyitot_,,tivr,,,,,,_=1;;, _:;12.741..irries; .thoadoy ,..saimw rEIC:a_r.thteer: roulksininairc....g4ptoh
and t ,oupfetimmiri sournvdiv•ethheim.
ImPiraijailthes.6ef.
,They shall Twithhoc tohnelpgi auinn, stillanty ei in efiring p�sltlori
at them and
lart; even death cannot dee;r0Y verbal battle began between. Coope
They are not dead who 'thus liVe."
and Parry, according to' the latter'
Mr. D. J. Lane opened' the service
evidence. He said that he and his wif
With a prayer and Rev.,W. P. 14me read had been pet#ered by the young me
from the book of PSalms. Following for about sLx Years. '
the service, the casket, which was be- Mrs. Parry corroborated her ltu
tbre the pulpit, was wheeled ito the band's evidence and .1014 the our
vestibule of the East St. entrance and that she and her husband had been t
-*a.s openect for ithe congregation to butt of abusive language and ridicul
view the remains. by the named men for some time.
The pulpit was draped in ' black and Carter said the incident occurre
purple and a 'large number of beautiful about four o'clock in the afternoon o
floral tributes were banked about the Vebruary .5th. He had shot a rabb
base of the pulpit. The church choir
sitting almost in line with the fen
Was in ,attendanee. The cen`re rows of
and the animal when -wounded h
pews were reserved for the pall -hearers
scrambled a few feet insid the- fene
and the large gathering of present and
He said he knew that it N% as again
past county, town and township officials
,tbe law to shoot an animal and the
who had collie to. banbr, fr.hz •ipemory , of
leave it and so he had told Cooeer
a beloved• associate. go and get It. "I don't think I ev
spoke to Mr. Parry in my life
Carter told the court.
Cooper said that only one shot w
fired. Outside of a couple of min
matters he and Parry had never h
any trouble at all, he declared. I
gave much the same evidence as Ca
ter.
"You know, you boys go Out slino
- ing and come within 100 feet of oth
people's property and think n•)thi
of it," said the Magistrate. "The
people are getting up in years and 1
feet is a little dose for comfort.
think you are both in the sameboa
"Well, what do you want to do wi
them?" the cad! asked Mr. Parry.
• "That's up to you Your Worshi
answered the complainant. •
"What do you say to sthipended s
once then? These fellows have
been in eourt before and theY..via
give you any more trouble 1 think.
like to give a fellow a second chanc
"Suspended sentence would be qu
agreeable to me," Your Worship,
swered Mr. Parry benevolently.
Worship suspended sentence on p
ment of costs.
4.0‘i rff • II, The body of Mrs. Lane Was brought
•vIr zrom xintan on sundsr and placedin
ivtaitiand cemetery, where Mr. Larie was
buried on Monday afternoon.
The active pallbearers were Dr: J. A,
Oraham, R. C. Hays ,1 MC., Dr. A. H.
Taylor, E. C. Beacom, Roy Patterson.
and A. D. McLe,an. The honorary
pallbearers were Ex -Wardens J. W. Me -
=ban,. W:ngham; N. W. Trewartha,
Clinton; E. Beavers, Exeter; John
Govenlock, Sealorth, and Robert Bow-
man, Brussels; MIMI' Hill. John Cam-
eron c.nd W. Haaclo?..
Those from out of .`down here for the
funeral were: Dr. Charles Lane and
Ralph ()dram -Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. U.
L. Reed, Port Alb'ert; mr.' and Mrs.
George Lane, Ashfleld; Mr. and Mrs.
Wiliam Lane, Ripley; Benry Gardner,
Robert Ritchie. Charles M-Dollagh.
Ashilald; Mrs. David Alton, Lucknow ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lane, Hugh 0.Lane,
/finless; Mrs. David Hackett. Ripley;
'Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. Re -ed. Carlow.
The Court House flag was floated at
hsAf mast on Monday until after the
funeral.
_S. Tew, a comb.' chit traveller, was
'arrested 4:'.01). TUeS409 charged.with,be;
ing drunk while driving. He was
transported to the Reynolds Castle,
but later released on bail and will p -
pear in court today. Provincial olil
ers made the arrest after he is alleg.
ed to, have bumped. aeveral orers;
IS
14.
*ices
eni
Uns
- •
ammosimmummisimmosmiliommumw_
SO
comploteIiquidation
e been' "*.t at cost
,
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Feb. 23. -Mi. and
Mrs; George Me and son, Cliffor 1,
spent„Monday at Mr. and MrS. Chas.
.Prawford's.
Miss- Trenii Griiharn; tnirte.fri-trairt-
-trig in Godetiuh hospital- is recuperat-
ing at the -benne of Iter-parenter Mr,
and Mrs. Nelson Graham, after her
recent illness.
j.114. Clifford Crawford underwenn
toPoperation on Metall/ in the Code -
rich hospital, to have his tonsils re-
move& A •
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden mo• t-
ored te London on Sundayto visit the
fernier's uncle, Mr. Harry Hayden.
Mr. Will Richardson has been visit.
ins in Detroit for the last couple of
Weeks.
The second in the series of lantern
slides was held in the Anglican Church
on Monday. It referred to Janatt. The
series will continue eachoMondity night
tmtil Easter.
The February meeting of the W. M.
S. and L. Ai S. was held Thursday, at
thetihcime'of Mrs. Jas. McMillan, With
25 present. The World's Day of Pray-
er program from the Missionary
Monthly was conducted by the presi-
dent, Mrs. W. Crawford with many of
the members taking part. /Aro. Pomo-
roy read a. chapter out of the Study
Book. An interesting letter was read
by Mrs: Sas. MiKenzie from Miss
Minnie Dicksan, R.N. in Hearst hosiii-
• fal, On her work in that New Ontario
hospital. An organ solo was rendted
by Miss Mari McMillan. Mrs. Led.
nor !gave a reading -on tenitieraride.
The roll call wa'a responded to With a
*rife from the Scripture. The hymn.
d'Iltreathe on me breath of God:" was
nuns at the 460. A soqial hour Was
Spent with the hostess 6014/hit lunth,
assisted by Misses Mary and borotlir.
valaammekraaraa*A.11144.Kaaastaa
-R. H. !dogwood has been appoin
.mantager of the Btmk of Montreal
Kincardine. Mr. Magwood has ha
wide experience among the Wes
branches and aka in Toronto.
T
Aftitit$11
• bellive X shall have to giro up
amateur theatritals. *IWOrA
maceMe feel tara. \making A fool of
xn,yoelf."
• oft e
tiela the Sli• tthe
,
. ,
BUSIIIeSS Directory
. -
MO
w. eor'itim- •�WtTZRD -I›
. .
80 * * Matt
Tronto,- t
,., , . ,,,..
.,$,MItS.
aritet' aid 844-1tif47'
., HaMil . Plionc 512
OIkeIroise,
ttil
tr.
-
**rester and Solicitor.
Life Bldg. ' ti4delaide and VictorIn
' Streets.„
Telephenti ; ,Ittgin 5301
Toronto 2,
Ali/ ONMIT,NO
'AO
, Dude
"u4k4,-. 014101XitT 4 SCktst'
\ i
Stock .atuli Gerktrat
- ' it381140Alre#* 0,414,riah
Sales Mad. everywhere and all efforts
to cave you satisrattion..
Irtirmrss Gale. Note, discounted...
Phone ila„ "
-
•
r.,....,,,,,,,-..,...........,..........-Ar.........„..........r..-.4.....„..........
•
•
- --
1 and
r College,
`ten
1 night
VETERINARY .
DR, 0. E. ziMeiRt* le.S„. 14,11, Sc.
_..3.ANIVRINARY 13VAGEON
rilitlittatOMfrUirvrtfteraitrzotiVrOrttaiz
graduate of the Ontario Veterinotrir
, , .
T. T. aturphrs, ttsm11.-
Office In-Ntr. •
St., Gotterich. Telephone.; Day -206,
249. , . ,„....., ' -
I
CllittOPRACTIC'
3
r
I
s OBIROFRACTOR
3
. Electronic
practic;
'4- diseases.
1 hours
r
s day
e inivy
11 and
°Mee
t tamus:
‘ ,
DRUPLEISS PRACTITZONER.
.
• A ND Domolm.S
_ 2 THERPAST. 0001gRICII., "
rieumPed with electro-InagnetIA; be,tha.
electric treatment and Chiro-
--Chronici--erganic- and---nerveus-
Lady In attendance. ottica
2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. on. Taenday,
Friday and Saturday, and on Welhes,
9 to 12 a.m. ontlY. CofiattlfAtlort
be hack by appointment, 'MOndaY"
Thursday at Mitchell. '
A. N. Arrimstott. residence mut
corner of South _Street And Bri-
Road; (Phone 341. •
ti
d
_
P,
44
0
1.1
°'
' t
n
'''
1;
xs
)r
0
le
1. -
t-
et
1g
30
DO
r
;."
th
)••
,
11-•
al
,s,4,
'*
,'.
L'"
ite
tn-
Its
iy-
ted
1atlisted
a
,131,
DR. P. T. h. ronsriat. - 4--
„.............„....
Eyk, EAR. NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon; New York Grpth-
thalmio and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Difootetield'a . Eye Hospital and Golden
Squans-Titrout-Hospital. London, Eng.
eyes tested, glasses supplied. -
63 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tele-
h
p one 267.
Next visit Wednesday afternoon and
evening, February 24th, from 2.30 to
8.30 p.m. only.
._ . .
FIRE INSURANCE'
ltreEILLOP airrim vmz MITA-
4v -a- ANCE COMPANY.
..--..
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO
PERTY „INSURED.
......•••••••••••••••••
GPFICCRS-President, -,_Nex. Broad.
foot, seaforth; Yine-eresiciftt, ,.tolut E
Pepper, 13rucelleld; Secretary -Treasurer
M. A. gat. Sea.forth.
DIRECTORS -Alex. nread.thot. sea.
forth; James Sholdice, Walton; WIllian
Knox, Londesboro; George Leonlierdi
Dublin; John E. Pepper, BruCefleld: JAI
Connolly, Goderich; Thos .Moylan, sea
forth; W. R. Archibald, Seaferth; *Ales
MeEwing, Blyth.
LIST 07„ AGENTS -W. J. Yet), Olin
ton R, R. No. 3; James Watt. Blyth
*JOlirc E.. repper, Brucefteld, R. U. No. 1
R. P. McKercher, Dublin, It, R. NO. 1
Chas'. P. 'Hewitt, Kincardine; R. 0. Jo
math, Bornholm, R. R. No. 1.
Polley holders can pay their yam
ments at Calvin Cutt's store, Ooderich
The Royal Bank, Clinton, or J. 1
Reid's, Baylleld.
1101101.11110191MMEMMO.•••••••••••010•14.0.1.0*.
•
"Education against crime should b
as even more, important tha
reading writing arid Ulth44,e."-
, . .. ? .
Engem, O. Grace.
Decorate for Old Ilouie
Week -
AUGUST 14,
It is not to early to begin planning for the' beautification of
our Town for Old Home Week. In aadition to individual
projects fpr brightening up private properties, a Committee
has been appointed to carry out a general scheme of decora-
tion of the TOW11 for the big week. This Committee wilt be
glad to receive suggestions frotn any citizen or from any
source as to plans of decoration.
If you have anything on your mind, tet us know about it.
G. L. PARSONS,
Chairman of Decoration Commit -time -
WESTERN CANADA
0.---1-41 EXCURSIONS
from $
GOING DAILY-4ga* 20 to MARCH 6 In' kiiivo
•• !tab** Magi* 45 *Ott
tiOlOtift$ 400,16
* trOACitta tit &bit Atil*':41triatelY Ott tam,
*V4ilitta otromit et farts seeecedetitelyi, tett!**
•10444001) :so:mud wilts tit tottspottommitir 704 mg.,
colt OV AattOokist tottiotait:
Arthur.
ofv
AN NAT1O: