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'ears, -Wait a. long Itime Vikatula, 101.
YwOut ix* for that
1PX went back to the ploneerewbe
]aid%the toundetiOrtirsrn" 'Ode eoStiltgr.
hWere, P*44. Whe aimPl,r*ad ue
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t and paid,* great
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cPbee,, Harold t MO, caVirlitri
Thota• Aubrey Walters,
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tanie3" Vanetnne, '
DtfOndingit ,,citauiplOnat
NrIch ,s,(*Arher),, XPIO
Eluier Sheardowi, lifted '151illth,
en RSM t ei*
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410-. „Meott,litting that -01' eMe Week
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„ eavo. to. oheerve..en. Yi°14d. ar. heve *Thu.' t • . SEcu, breath" et op,our, •captarn, Aeigye,,Vettopt.ilegio P'
'-e. are ettIng enl-tet -emttbit a ° • 1' OlotteerS et our °Wu' • greateot
f altb . and- their idealS 'who, thrfongli **orifice, of coin- 10V oikauld,'
s •• , '"" 1°11;. 1°4114)1‘ 141t44111Pi: et*°1 11-etelli14‘ 41) 4i:EPil'gtv:1419`' Donald*13•/tool, „0, 404 ,t)'4A4.14twh*Otrldgh at ,lse.'eutotritne,t;',Wte4reo'
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.0 "Mental, and, atiliefar • Wth-of Man whOs'e• Oebe beae r44010,4 vw.la gtvon,
year .
tIieir , ea (es .1)uliding Solidly, and tetiOng-• .004 RI* '10.01rt Iiiia ittla- Oe troun.i Mr- ,Xfuni. bor.' Pointed out that the,eet- ,cca rate, their. *UMW ve4101004 *t 44014* e0ilteets, the ludges.0,1r4tid
ly,' ',41044,,the refaobee; we 'ehoxicteow. datb4 , tir, ow, ee,uut , . prosperity. ling orthe.4and about Goderich is OM' 'WhiCh Men'rerita fragrant.* glad and , Ota.4, '0 E. ciAinoolf utos .' Gertrude
fey:. beauty. There ,W*ge's tendency to 'with:. 4, womeh ,,,,.0,-:, nivotratienfi !trim' of t*:MeSt.laeclnating period* * a , . , oder beht ius together, ,' ' *Ikea ead ',V00 't'lalre ' Be/l1OldPs
i beeome .eteneaseans ,seeseesp.'potaFa, 4,1004; 04 !from: osoure . but,. ,flobbi coadjaa, history. and the eter$, of the', `., ' Xe0,they were 411 there -alt- Mae. Imo 40, •task .0kooslog a *taper, .volin
• .4a Ma4uSvtete 41'104 sly1U1'' 41•13'.. kit CO.2. he*,‘ OniPhailiOd 'the- trh* that nitgbt•Y‘ Dr, Dindqi 'fa PartinularlI.fas- Donalde Of , the' hfstorie elae-,...tiieu!ks rue ouugstero ,,,reauy sot, .the swing
Irrsl'.**;• itgOi. the world needed VOW 'it ' SA* ,,,iiitinigli',. rislerlileethro-iiigh - the el44°240-
t404,1•;brotherh - ' '.-,' -t ' ' : thOUghA.thaakfttlt!that the day of per.: 'Rrogreft ha* been 414Ae 44 thia-COtil'- „Huron eld boys and girls, Were. ati,,
"Father,. Keep '..:4:14 In •Th.r, •Iare'08.*. 'awl MVO USefut,,1* greater eacrifiee Were 'Man, Or along the ho fitat.plane, hitt:
. • , .. , . , . .. .. , . . sled Miss Bert BOON et Stafortle
, twe•,,,oxe,tuhiltesolos,,iwere, heard,,,Ixisw•ireanired; Of It. '..?-,--•' , ' • . ' ' . - ;What of Abe'Vertleal'ldlreotlellrettkl:01. Were etteseit, AtS the 'Whiners. of the
' VIThAirs,Zehlietoti;` ,,,Ot."0,-Marsittettes' ' Theo musicaVportfon of tbe• service, lationsnip between Man ands,G 1." fox, trtits:' • Eielt reeeiVed as lovely
susehs .nang7LISeariStify-.."-rrayer," and ,arranged by, ;the' 'choir diteete4: Mr; 4,13Oree of eurf.z..foretattoerfa'' troPhretrOlu' Mr. Buchanass in behalf
•Itg.,- Wissf'Plelli.'Stt, TorOatO,; sang the 'It P. Player, wter-appropriltd to the lir all its .greatnessP. the minister de,, Ouch a proud and .PrOlnbient Part lit •dt the Teroute old Bovg. .
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13711ruk.,4`.6-34t1* With*.ager '',..' - - 'Oceasiter, ;The 'Choir rendered the 'dared**, q0ut young peeple, today. are • 'Scettleili Vstorr since the ..time ; of. • ..,A , .. . •The esieseint,
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•.4 '" 4 . '''• i., ..4.-: 'tzr"—'""'" '' • ' 0,1101eln. "For „401, the sitintes, rhb,. tit* Ilfore eerionesninded. stir** ,In the Lord maePhhsk (I et the Inlet,- tkuh- ' Then- came the •earnival and \a riot
wetness-, lsOYSt and' haPPY and
tent •on. having 'good thne together
-the 01,..d 'BOB 0440
were not 1» it with, kle flu.: that. omatt"
fut ..day. In •faet. „Well% net, even
think, Of thene untlls:,,after, our own
ht' and' naPpy slay was (lone. \
sW,bosare they? .Maepenalde an, ot
The famous )01aa Whigh heti, ..played
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Mise Kay jones teed 4',Gordea
100 , off, God, the beauty f' who fir ”this isetinimi, brings. back menierke'
404eraVerk laterails4 develop. The ,ebUreh today, he said, tolnar**''': the Spealter stated. ‘i*fue.)1, '"Oaitelle, • of Termite, children of
410, etteir :rendered the 4i'lltheni, secOtiOn 44.044t,-4night be stronger and 414410 14 the WatiO4shii/ 'ot 4144 to
Outlet tI
arlateeralas 'Mien IOU
dow the Harbor HU
414 r Weeten
judged , the best. •Walttersi and Mr,
llfe
. s . Sts.xi etet, chSn's ., ,. .t .their° slahOres ''rest.",'., tlie.solo'...being pleastire4thail dit$9,,,et •aiut, • 1930,; . 04,3 1114.,',. 00440. Rory''1114 11,011111.4. etssnerrysMakingsin Whieh -thousands(
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Speaking to ',It. gongregition,' *hien :taken 'by "%tr---P•alP1X liendecton t-tbere Tlibir 'life',1.4..a..._tragle life.' ', : '. It ire, a. 'Pharl.ea,,,.. 'and:. 04ardoch 'wad- .41103'; joieed. Led by ,the east Sighitendeee
- beshneWs tand :.:10ved. and. ' 'in '-",tfl'atureh: 'Wait an. Instrumental trio, Joel, 0, E. jourbey for each and '0100 4ne, At ,ys; , 04les.14.',-Kenliet4 and 'IttOiert'an,d'-/b11.0 band . of Hamilton, a parade started
• .14,(wwo he. had .recetTeed, the ins!,reo, Ilsf$prs at tho,..1$1440;,Mr.-4»;1. Taylor Too ,maw peeple,are 00111474 tetlaY atm 'llteiTalt •11114 ' 'll'hoelaeall4 of off.- around - the Square and. attraeted
tion that had 'sent him ;Out *OA spree&'vrith;-"'‘the',,Xlute, and Nr. Pierer :at the only.of•,Sne Materiel 4.things of life. we th......eae ' Proud 0...amea'hiOr the ,past and hundreds to it as it gathesee incense.
the .word ;of , God, ,Bev. ' Fitthe4:0V., J,' ;Organ; figrO, ':4,?,.0..... MOOre; of lit. "must realize that We'are.not .here for.; au- worthyto be thieltas 'la Oar' oivu turd. Atter about three ssin-eares tee
spessroz*. D.D.,o'e,issndan,,,,risenclio Thomas, formerly, Mtgs.° Edna Spelean *ear, but that easur• we are ..0.0 in, emstinertitys'Illeane decked inthe 'kilt parade was, held rip while costume(
it,.potesitsession •tei•ts ilige gathering of town, sang „thke solo, eSpirit• of God.'etheveswoce: of strangers and pilgrims., af,rid"'14, bedeeked'witlir. ,a'-'spr'f,- of 'teal were iedgeo. , irbe results were as
. at kit, , l'eter's: thure.h,i en Sunday descend PPOns-rer•Jleart, - . ,. and that We are Postai% on•tewaird At b ..tli.r rem ‘„ e illf
, Ad . ills , ve Sonows; s \••-. • . . .
- *Oiling; . - S ...-. ,... ; ,..-; . ,. - .- - '''' '. - s 'Savo e• rs. Aralaticel10. greater, . Mere' betutifia '4.yealft".• the lcatherbli `It 'gal . t'seatittee, or; -. react dress -Mrs. Lottie WeLean.
.The...f4ieeiSisstseaker„ Who. tee*, ..no. It the exening,..e§_rviee. the ' sermon 4.,...$0RS,,, ,,ttemes of fit.e did ,Oilzreh Its' the Otiet' j'welihl''.•Ai,lr,' ' whbre •YoUth of Cleveland; sfes, lr. p, sows, •oe
_ Otti.eteetee toe. bite,lathoeisseaelled '..a,' was preached 'hi. a Goderich.' Old boy, .,ceptx.,” was,. sung. 'deneeikoly by sties and 'beautY meet. 4 - • Toronto ; Mrs. -D. .Thonarpson, of Tor,.
' usssasic-iksisserin,sons- ' - ,- ----so*,7-1tev, .E: .P.'-'''40,nItstrongi,--ot----Blefiheipi-,- i„Lealx-IGroL_____ _ , .; ...,. ._ , ..: , _Pi...pCrs MacDonald. and DS.s.A. ,, Ise- onto.
...Ong...401,;:ed04.... :elir4;4 L':I-jE.--0,?.4t.t :=V-0-i10-00-.8.:7-.42ntahg..-:rittlit "lb . ' *--;-:-:- '''' ' . ' '.. Th'--Tsenuan aalnAle(ise'FI,eet reesiesedin.,the Comic .slreamiss !Hannah Hogan,
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very 4.101e4 .44t1Y0
rOvtt the TOW4'0441),..
era iirhO had ten 410111iYood and
Vae:181";* '1u "4 "..14404 01044 it
W044: .*thoe 11)1kd digullied•tot Ohange
42e tro* *44; :,.brunette ,41;
kreal Plentinamf-Mentlevi",-* a can Of
illitinUin04•4004.1.0 fO1441117 'ttteei'and"
quarttee,poUnd- Wan-hit/eh • for my
hikno. les4 ngnres,,Nitels .the.PeWt4
got tb01111k4v00:0,404*-graPo MAO
*Mk eltredActl.',Yiateaft,rie,1 looked as If
1 bad Air*, es gall* of sour beers
and 131;libti 411.1-4.11; L,Aidtet .teel .that
way, kooc,-.--*At 14e,,,w1wlah,Oul4, I not be
Itekled lof,t0:elgotet,, yau:,*11: to iblio
t•ettni•ene. ea ;pas :linty,„be the, last time
I ehall'be,dollgt‘t‘11.40t..atleh an
ocea-
810fl *•401•;.1... 47-, 4144 ,11$
1 As'Yon..kneW0.„4 „yeureelvets
greWingsokl, anditl*tr , to the perk
are growing Soslitgbt t1hiet. you cannot
see my fare 411.1& „MIVIiet We what
used ,Oo :about be good I am
hi going sus around) Sittere as I
iroW 10-4o strike oft thetiours,
thing **Ma tio.-Mhifiler 4,9 ale that be-
fore &nether oidotte4e' and 'girls' re -
Unions', .triesitsink; ‘eereisped. If. tide
Should be so, I hope the Town Slith-
ers .w111.,,put. me in, the historical unr-'
sseum, cast,StileS of those bygone (lays
"steistded-r-sekesoseere..-.. 'SxituFetwtNifii!;,resentovnir mitagtrtiTmtdt1 Church (ItatiteMIZ.1.--774)..14.-LAW‘Aki,111
IrMitheSint were Mary WICK -4:Y and ais
parish has had its ehorch and its word- pictruretas -he depicted the sun- Large congrega lens
•"FOr 1-(0 years thin la
g manner, , .with many beautiful .
• t attended both veo 'excitieg. 'The ladies prevIded trude draist, of Goderich.,
-,tebeeisaele," the Speaker • said. at'o_ .set • as, "a sign ' on 'the flaming 'high. morningland evening servIees at Vie.
daY,°01d Boys *and. return from WAYS of the ski pointing to everlast. torte street 'United 'church' to welcome
many Parts of the land • :to -worship ing light and eternal' ley." back Rev. J. W. iledley, M.A., of Tal -
humbly in this stlWelling,Place, of God; In the variety of -sunsets, he said, botville. -
where they were!sbaPtised •and re. we get an idea of the -wondrous versa. At the morning service Mr. Hedley
caved': so, many_ of God.rifsgraees, tilitY of the art of. God.- Our genera- spoke from john ,on the sub -
hearts' of those, who 'nate; returned lion needs the Influence of the sun, jet, 4sItivers of Living Water." Dur -
must Of necessIty filled With 'seta. They show us that human 'lug the course of hie address he Save
thanksgiving- to all,-.--eVerrieeing-sGod Power is limited, that there are some Jesus' description of the 4possibilitieil
and gratitude to I -awes §tardY-', fore- things God alone can do, and it Its of the .Christian life as coutained
In
fathers, by whose laborsand,persevess thus we attains a reverence tie the verses of his text; •
anee and by whose cothitieStSsaerifiees greatness of the creative genius of "Are 'WeSnellevers in Christ? Then
the.' onsolations of'smr holy' ,.religion God. what is the„ next thing for us to do?"
which we now possess have been made There is a' quieting and healing in asked the speaker. '
pessible. They mnst indeed be fluence derived from ' a Sunset, the It is our privilege in this -dispenses
witiv'gratitude thOse priests who, nIOSt beantifIll of God's creations, ticin, said, to become channels for
in days past, tangled long and ardent-
ly to build the moral and physical
formdation of this God-fearing parish.
They must be grateful 'also to those
mord than fattlifin Parrshiorlers. who
_ from their meagre earnings laid aside
the means to build a glortous dwelling.
place for their GO."
"And so we are gathered today to
..thank God with all thefullnessof our
hearts for the 'graces which he has
'fitstowed mina thie parish; both today
• and yesterday. Let us not forget
those unseiffsle men and women, who
have gone before us and who' now rest
ih 'the Arms of Gods -those -Who made
possible all. we •pessese
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North Street linited.Ohureh
The speaker at MOTnIng wership in
North street 'United church was Rev.
j. Ike Stewart of Moorefield, son of
Mrs. James Stewart, •Elgin'a-ie .There
-was. a large congregation; including
many'. bOmeconzerts. • •
• . introducing • theispeaker,.. the
Pastoesof tbe elsixrele.Rev. 327..P. Lane,
.spoke .of the aged.. trtother, -who, coil-
- fined to her. TOOM, had regretted not
.being able •to • attend the. service and
•bear •h,er son. ?Jr ,Eteclgeo manager
even , as He healed, the 6 sick 1 and vast volumes of life-giving water. It
raaimed In lithe light of the setting! is our auty to become great rivers, not
sun. 1 meandering rivulets, and thereby, as
"If there i,B one thing of which the believers, to be channels to Carry the
world is in grave need Way it is water of life to a thirst* Ivorld. recovery.
safe direction -a direction of love. "We rejoice," said Mr. Hedley In After suprper the clanemen held a Wong set off a huge string of live
And that will come from the everlast- conclusion, •"that God is no respector business meeting to elect officers Per thousand firecrackers which rent the
fug light God can give to the world of persons, and whosoever believeth next year. Dan: A. MacDonald, of air for fully fifteen minutes.
and shed on the difficult Paths of our can beceme a channel for the' water of tochalsh, was chosen president -chief ' The remainder of the night and on
fellowmen. . • life." • for next year, to succeed Kenneth
"I . join. you in this celebration, said During the • service the choir ren- MacDonald. of Preston. whd was our
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the 'preacher, "with the hope these dered an anthem, "Trust Ye in the very efficient chief for two ' years..
glorious sunsets may never fade out
-
of your lives. They are a great tit-
spiration. for .today and the days *to
vesy .genertnes'supPer; With lee-•eream
rich. • " • torweigs3ht.oeof, farmers' dressed peafed pork
deserve- our hearty thaillte• Ltican ; Kenneth PeeningtonS of Gode-
, A epee -lel prize Wets given little shaitge*eveinr'thye011301(wi ilitotde't asei:ce myuoehu
Evelyn ,Welsh of Goderich. s
MuSI6 was provided by orchestras visited 'her len Years ago' when-
sbe
was orre'llundred years old and- cele-
brated •her Centennial. .You will find
the same old Tema Hall "(touched up
a bit, inside and out), tne same Mayor,
the MUM Town Clerk, the a•aine Cnief
of Pollee, the,same Fire Chief and the
Same old water-wagoar-but all of
them, like yourselves, ten yeaTs older.
They will all weleome you and help,
YOu have a good tide. Don't be
afraid, Old Boys and Girls, of being
run. over by the old Water -wagon., as
the Town Fathers have locked it up
for Old Home Week. The old Bed,
ford and British Ex.ehange hotels 'have
both. changed proprietors and dressed
up kV new suits. You will Still 'Ind
the three banlm on the Squnre, but
with new managers. If you have
more eash than you wish to squander
in Old Home Week you can deposit the
surplus, in any of the three banks, or
if you run by. they, will lend you a
few shekels to go hoitie on -it you
are worth the potvder. You will find
the Godericii Salt Works tgoing strong.
If you 'feel too fresh, get .a bag of
Wurtele's table salt; itwill keep 3'04
prime. •You will find the town -hoe
an wp-tessisite hospital, with nice ma-
trons and lovely mimes, if you ehoeld
have occasion to -cleft its You will
find, the Jail In tbe same old place-;
and 0 you Wish td play golf you will
find down on the fiats below 'the
jail a -fine golf, oeuree where the
Jack Annet, fr;om Montrose,
Scotland, will_eake Yon 'around for a
dollar. If you wishto. gel'away from
the hullabaneo arouird the Square and
Hamilton street and Victoria Park, try
the Itoee4ale part Aof the town, down
by the park, 'tfouse, nd ()barite Lee's
,Best • children's costume-- 'tiva
11111 jazw) In ,,414tO;a1*-;
Mke11**Oft-f t iitk t.If 4:-440.1!:411'01P4tan
11111::*
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01`4,4*
to the lloning Mineral epring
:otbreoulovleil$04'te,.. tnalP reral;41„
Them 14%one-thing-that-
ridt Sig-
nillittnioUsVf:edtGi43t*o !lorw take,' 4311)(*.
$care I here, .watebed• tbeusOadg
people of *It wallet of life •pm*f *AO *
Mit \dt that old. Signet *aim, 'Awe -
sten editorstehunge, *Or Pro . 0,
chant*. I baSeSsiteen the pre*
:tor, W. Itobert., get la thikt Ot-
lieestioor atti st. 'rOrter 10144e'
out again fultliedged editor
Viet** of the Old Oval. you hap-
pen to ;travel down Nettb street it.
pess the old Signal °lam. 40111/4, iStO
63'oittnedna:-sit4gla"Itteee"tpuiPtheet vtliPI:dolv*Atairxis
see the -editors aitting, at their (leaks.;
the reporters -buseng, about, the 1,1elott.•
ers getting '1'.he Signet out with ;the.
1(1 handstreSe, the printeee 4401 ley -
trig at,Ciund• inking the, rollers;
the .Carrier teas Waiting their tern
for the PaPers to be delivered- (to their •
terns -customers as in the, days of :
Themes •McQeeen. •
(nue alas! where are they to--
'1A-sIsiti-stRriiitirc&-X1StOlsr,&+713-0"---sss
remember the Signal rooster with ,the •
Scotch plaids trousers that 'ut*(1 to
appear' and crow In 'Jibe Signal after
a Grit vietory?„,
6tr'an eIght-gallsii eX4itr-liewr-'*xtrAdv,.'01hule..
beer for. 1.1614,NALL,,eord 'of four-Ikset
In \abundance, for whien Our ladiei Worth*, of •Goderich ; Pat Hodgins of Maple '"i'vocel for 0.00, and tt nundred-.
Mrs. Stewart (Aunt Katie) came
-with the rest to enjoy the day witls
us. Mrs. Lennie of Hamilton, ever \a
loyal member, with her whole family
was ,there to greet ue all. We still under Gene Fritzley and Red Ruhl, of
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call 'her the mother of the re -union. Goderich, by Jack Thompson's colered
We were also visited. this_ Year hi orchestra, of Toronto, and by the
(Mrs. George Harris, of Chatham, with 91st Highlanders band, of Hamilton.
meeibers of her family ; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Harris. Mrs." Sehaminahornafr.
and Mrs. W. •Dennis, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Harris, of Flint, and Mrs.
Koehler of Detroit. We liked them
and hope they 'come again.
. We are sorry air. Tom Harris, of
Ripley, is in Tomtit° hospitaland
we sincerely wish for, him a speedy
and bands bringing greetings from
Wingimm and Seaforth.
• At about 11.80 , o'clock "Old Man
Depression" was tOived to, the stand
hanging fro& a long pole. and .with
due ceremony he -left this -.• banner
county of Ontario in a blaze and
amid the crackleand bang of fire-
works. of which. he was largely con-
structed. To add to the din Gordon
come.'? 4
IS -pedal .music was -.provided by the
'choir; singing "Hark, Hark, {My Soul,"
:with Mrs. Gs E. Myers as soloist.
Mrs. Anderson of Detroit, formerly
-Miss Stella 'Speiran'• of town, sang,
"My.. Wails" and Mrs. Anderson aed
her. sister --Mrs. Moore, sang the iluet
"Come, Holy- Spirit." . •
Baptist. Church..
A goodly number of Goderiebites knit
Efuron Old Boys wewpresent on Sun -
;day morning' at tnelttlistist &Men th.
hear siters'Ohitrieri M Ilumber, a 'God-
et•Ich° boy ',now 'minister of at Montreal
tof
the pen.. Telephone. Coinpany,1 therein. MISslitulaber; births opening,
learning of.,theAlscureetancett,„ hadin- ttniarktisinsid splendid tribute.to God-
. ,stalie4 direct, telePhone seonneetioneitchi and expressed pleasure In being
„between, thesndssit.and Xre, Steeearrit asked to ocettpsethespalpit of his home
.. toeikt.
so .that, ahfil•141$11k2fteas .11":44,1,eseer ehifteles • s ss .• s, • rs, .- . • • •
srce enthe serpox4' 4.r.,14P,e EIrtoke„ ''..' 134forel ssiVitchirig: 'hiss sermon • pro- the, course mast /4e, rqte with the eyes
....., larking' Vint° Itsusi-with,..WM rkS the.
directly, aktrot-,-qtewart.--osveking4a beesethre/ontigsministerstoldstheschil. ,
her greetings from. the minister. -the dietilif ithetrts'illtsttative story: -.ene ,onisiis aeguee and; of. ,such ,,dynatnie
m10)); ands,..s voprogatimi; ISM et°17 was 41t,oll little b°7 whe bad' built' ,Attelitleit that., all ,eless, takes', seeend
• s,. „the
tile hope ' that Vie Serfice lal.ght°,:e4 +Chest (tirt•sit ',weed, nlid*hen,lie wents
4, i9Y,' *1nd. e„ornfoeti;to, lieis _ .,, ,. „,. to' the s lake to .laybeir it • the ,string,. . • • .
So
efora, begliseing . kiss ese‘., , ifs. sopped from las bend and int,effsshorc , A 'qtetrtette, Messrs. • John iinellt
. . . rree•Sethodiit . and: now
easi
'-..Stewart ,speke of •hissfamtly,, Coke*. - breeze took:the boat across the Jake. ,.,atelkitt B. eitreeitittgetwir'Itiaber81)7,71 fivb
....tion ,with Goderlehs and tbet.digtriet, Some ..‘vveekit uteri fro** the NO' litaa •1 e,,s4, Jesus*, and. "VranderingsMild."
extending hack several ' generations. at the 'otheroside of Abe- Woo- he eaW„,, , . :.. ,,. . .. ,
Ha, Paid a. illetring,,,Okute„ toe. the hlaboat iti' cattOrge vrinde.w-for sal* , ...,, , .
4
Lord Jehovah,” and a solo, "Thy•Will
Be Done,", was effectively sung by Mr.
John 'Sprout ,
At the evening .service, before be
ginning his discourses, Mr. Healey
spoke a few words' teminiseent of his
'pastorate at Victoria street
Taking' as his 'text tile words. of
,Ilebiews -la, 1 and 2, Mr. _Hedley de.
seribed the running off the Christian
race of life. Several things- are, very
important concerning this races Said
the speaker. The first is the starting
trent, tbe placewhere e .person -turns
front the mundane and .sordid things
Hobert D. MacDonald was elected
viee.ebief for the coming year.
To those of us ,who are older and
who attended forniermneetings .of the
don there Was a feelibg oVsadness at
the thought that tiro. of our loyal,
clansmen had passed away during the
past year. •These were .the lite John
D. 'MacDonald of Kit:alit,and the
late' George Harris of Chatham.
These members - were- ssery Much
ontesed this year. 'They were good.
stalwart 'end tlwaye took an
active part In the affairs of the com-
munity ' and were snitch beloved by
their •fellow 'mew Weld' „regret their
'Of, the .(world to the 'Christian way.
den .departure and, we.
Th6 •there is the goal,, and to ream' kindly, „winning manswea and Stientliy,
smdmisis their
it it Is necessary to put forth '.every
*aye. Our president,„„nenneth, Use-
. Donald, suggested we .413.1"e„ -a inep)'
eftThorte., •tit•ee must be
run lightly, with- oriel. tablet, for our ,gepartod., epee
out the impediment of unbelief. It. tbe .Lennie boys to helikp% .degign-
mint -be run- with a., good dial .of int of it,
• ,
sliesenk
patience, rememberingsthe klegdom of As the sun went wth the
Vol was not built its.a,daY, .1400.113'4 skirl pf the bagpipes, Musie by
Councillor Alex. itlacf)(Yfilild and the
dng1ng of'"Auld Istneglynef.i' alt des
'Petted'fel' their lioinersrer4"thoie of
Weir, frienfit; and 'Inottiet' MakDotiald
reunion Patised, lnto bi5fjiry.•
• Ofiltee (fesiteutsle ante)
"Don't ' you 'see that Title fOr
parking'?"
"lies; ofiteett ' I see -ft 'did hearty);
agree With 'it!'" s• '4" "-
.
to the dawn was spent as was•fitting
and proper forsuch an oceasion--in
merrymaking, nolse-making • and
friend -Making.
The &wee syk, the Iliree
4tethOdlat aired& rata Ogi3divitedi WI the
tobSbor,i ney. -411710 "tkge.2 -Mr and
• tng with tio,otii*.tit the bible- 'mrs: Broomer of. wer.0,40, .4re. Ylsit.
-416000it Ai do:041*a *t.,PwcfM#40. a int, with Afx, Lut...Mra. - .4;Accittee--
,,,very, •te•titive Siit.'ePiareeiaitrel cookg*e- Mies. Winniffed,vend,
sestio Istened, tcf tiles'nastoesi *Wool* Ins this weeksveltli tril•Mrtj'e 21001-
on the'Sot; "The Clot iston,;.of kceAstr Vsllty, ,kndaret and
-*fetes'. his text betegfrom liter,„ 'inlisset . are glay,lhgt, this ;week In.
*the proinise ot tlitt secceeticonsing Was 1Go4erich with $graeseit ilikejtentra.
dWeet esisist the Millers* of the lespe Mr. tusd Mr&,Andie* Kirk,
thesChtintiers eiiiiie exatilesee ton, intI„, Mr. otha
tilL -ritirrigheo outyper of, the Itnniket•Over ,assz Iftut WaYiko IndiAbst.'„,1111ted. On
41I' Other -bowsaw:dogs „yaws ; depicted. l'otureday with -Aro. 's. D.
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD, Aug. S. -Miss Lioulse
McLeod returned to Detroit on Sun-
day after spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc-
Leod:
The work has been completed on
the itorth pier, a-ainetY-root extensfon
havirig beela
sMr.
L. J. Fowile, of London, was a
vent orer the Week.end with his sis-
ters, the Misses Fowlie
Mies Lola i41110tt, of Detroit, is a
guest with her mother, Mes. M. El-
liett; for this week. Mrs. M. -Bitis
lark Baer and small darightee Janet,
of Detroit, are Into guests of Mrs.
Elliott for 'a few days thia week.
Me. and Mrs. E. Newton and son. Of
Detroit, were week -end guests of Mr.
R. Weirton. •
• Mr/iS Prentid spent the week -
'end with -net mother, Mrs. W. knit -
• r „ • ; Beecraft,
&Carried -On Saturday, Alb, Stat
CARO MASH MAR DUNLOP ithe manse, Wing/tan), b), Bet Kew,
nett) ,Atiketeotir,' Netta ton*, only
Auburn Man in fin4ilt0,Mith Bram 101.wthter of Mr. George 'Clitafinere and
islho,wreathed' shoulder .passed stiddenlY kin !rhursaay itt
The tiret accident othe late Mit, f •a serious `Csitietiori, Of" Turnberfy,
nature dming• mine. week fe Mr, rrinic ttoes, On' 'of Mt and
uiu • occurred' at 11,,o'elock Thursday main.. '3t-Elem14 Itaalo -of math's&
Mr. 'Charles- Marfa And L01115e,
ingo, when Auburn and-Wingham cars Mrs. Bert Thompoon and Floyd and
eollided east of Dualop, with resultant
injuries to Chas;4l° °" 46Beedle, of Aubura. Ma. r' John °,..s4-slutitated to T°11°'
which neeessitated his removal •to . 4:4111eVie Was
asked to be* Otilbetilfet at the • fun -
Alexandra hospital Broken ribs and
a wretielied shoulder kept him in the eral of the late' WY- a' It* Dunn, *110
tbe manse of the rape aSenue Pres.
hospital all ,daybyterian chin:chi Mr,, Dunn was a
Beadle WAS a passenger in a ear former Debtor of Whitechtirch Presby -
driven by Ben Hamilton. of Auburn, ,terian church.
Who with_Darwin Meeklin •and Ger- MisteLtsena iiteCleneglian, of South -
don Adams, also., of. Auburn. esealkd
injury. • „
lMiiiIt�n*carluoving
'WI* the road, %picking :•ap Sneed
after *Wing direetieVie to Itt, passing
4tibtorist. Alfred tagik. .of Oshawa,
when It wit* taro& *.ith territio fort*
.hy a ear *driven by earl .Metato of
Winghartt, and tufted over in. the
diteh. " `b.
McKay and Ted--Meteughlino also
setiont---itjury.
The (triter e,onstithle Stewart
and flallOWarf Who invesittgated, that
he Threw OP hio brake Ito peen aerie
S **Ate •the slovr-rdeving tar
A d. of' hit*, but loot*" graVel ear,
ed hirn fOrivard.
• f.
Nancy Orr .and Mr. S. Orr, o
liondon, were the guests of Mies
Betty Alairdner over the week.end. •
• Tin and Mrss-Corrigan, of Strathroy,
Are *mending • tisk( • tweek with • -the
Atlases Sterling, n .
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, of De -
traits were week -end guests,. ot the
former's mother. • - • .
Mrs, MacNeill, of- Clevelandl. Is a
guest with' her 'mother,„Mrs. .1; IV,
Bodging, -for louse. time. •
Mrs. Thos. King, of London, -was
the guest of Mrs. Attwood, over the
'
4.• •
Thisi•ntle, oi , his
been, a gullet at. the. Albion hotel _for
a few dank airs. Thornton is a fors
reskieht. of, the village and has
been renewing. old acquaintances. so
Dr. end:tears.; P,-,sLervis, of Tor..
onto, and 'dirks M. Knight and sob.
Pentad, of att3041100 are !. egehliiing
the TIllinarwiletander tottage fort
this month. '
Mrs: Charles ;,.Platersand. fam,_ IIY, of
Detroit.; • are the gutats Nira•
Plater's pareots,,Mr. and Miss. "ifir. J.
Meteoci„for. ,two week, Other guests
--ftst exia meLeod for the
week-ewere Mrs. killeritult s and
two sons. Itobert and Donald, and Mr.
C. -RobbitisS of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight and
family returned to Toonte on Mon-
day after spending two weeki with
3grs. Knight's parentg.
Mr. John Perguion. ban reitigned
his position of printipal of the school
here,. Mr. Ferguson is going to
Queen's Eniversitse where be will
take a ecturne in mining engineering.
Meson. Xeith Geroltilitrdt, Fred
Sturgeon, Stuart Sturgeon, Fred Wes -
*Proton, spent the week -end at bell ton and Harold Meteod are working
:home here. '
Rev. and Mis. Z. W. Watt spent this
week at the home of their eon, Dr.
Watt, of •tikinthatripton.,
Mr. and Mak Letter' Falconer. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil, kileoner and their
aunt, Wm. -ot
Oregon, motored th London on Sunday
and. Visited With' relatives -t re.
Mrs. ItedleY leaves this week or er
erne-
Oulte it number the
from here attended theservice in
tioderieh • on OntslaY. And . Fired
.NeWatait ,Mr, roft at
witted the, sietiose *like at the
Pr *flat Chattel*. In evening:"
In the Wham° harvest near aelhi,
Mr. and %Ire. David- Dewar and
Mis Ernest Wren, of Tortnito, were
week -end gnests of Mrand gra.
David Dewar, sr, Mist Anne Dewar
returnedhome with tbent aftef spend -
in* goers! weektrfin Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Crane, a Detroit,
are octets of Mrs. Crane's father, Mr.
11. Weston, for this week, Mr. Ted
Jape WAS, SIM ,e1 'Testier the week-
end graniffitWir, 117.-
Weston, '
Dr, and Mr* Xing have returned to
Detroit after spending two Months at
their (vase!. Mt too Mrs, P. W.
Willetts, of 'Detroit, *re ecettPyinicthe
King coti4e for' (Mite
Missend Aire. Ilfauder, of Kitch-
ener, were the guekti Ur, 'aid
Mrs. )1ktwatlio o%ist. the Week-
' dMrs. Ford•AKIng alld, NOV same roof as The Star0*nr, ear
Mr. An.
p, 4 0.
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THE FAMOUS SIGNjefs 1100STElt
Now The Signal is printed.under the
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and Mkt- tsraeidi, of Toronto, Mrs.. L. *laid** 'Grit IlaWste Dan Sletalli-
F. Laing" and _ daughter • Leslie, of eddy having hie Signal printed US-
Witnitilkie, tait*Mr.' surd Mr* O. Kil. der the -Mae. COO .n.,S Jim Mlleball'oe
tie, a Welland, were week -end guests Goderich tfter? • Same' day in ',the fu -
of Mi.'ind- Ifrs.'tee.. 'King. - ture we ..May see the editors eft The
Mrs. Itlelistrdeon -.and ' daughter Orange Sentinel and The Catholic Das
Ruth Ruof Kittoi&e,ft iireguests of Mrs. cord getting, together in similar ,, fa. -
' silky. and Mrs. Won. So msne it bit.
R. MI 41liletrldr e.few...weeks. Mr. But, boys and -girls, you will see sie
Bob Blehasrdsoo. of %Moto.also was great theme .in •tles natives of God -
a gneitt tover tker week -end. • ' arias atom When you .were nerestebs
Pestsneiptial Shower-Ahout twenty.
fouel'Oltrit .tieeilte,Aratentters of Trio.
lt ClitirenS gatifereds' On -the
beaciv1MiiabaaridakY-eeTtiling, last to
Present Mr. end lits,04/esvton Star-
geon 'vitt It.11110nelinn**, allover. A don't think for s moment that the.,
Oki Town Clock is kicking aboot that..
Did not your 'ancestors, Adam. and.
-.Eve, sears shotte?. They were &Irene
out of -the •Gatkiiesi et Eden, it 012%.
but not for wearing Shorts. and, as it
should -be, the days of • long *kids,
duet and microbe catchers, have gone
with the Windasss — •
Again.* sedum creeps over Me AM.
1 think of the okl boys and .
glrhi-
wbo5e itet bours• 1 have strnek Put
with my bell since your last tseutiton.
ten years ago. 1 will mention iturt
few -William Campbell. oldest of aiL.
Ales. Saunders, Robert McLean, Rob-
ert Outt, Charlie Nairn, Charlie Beds
Billy Brophey, Walter Saulti, Dick
Black, "father" alive Old Men's Club,
TomCoupon and GeOrge Willtalas, and
four doctors, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Earners
soe, D. Hunter and Dr. Whitely -
the last-named a ative-born whom I,
miss very much, sts I have watched..
Mtn drive up to his office and around
tbe Square in all kffids of weather
for evee Ally years. There are mins
others Olaf I do not mention, old and)
young, whem my ben hOil
as ed Out,
as will continue to do no long a*
years ago the females of 'tbe epecies
Wore tong eitirtt, and it ,wits_ Like- fa.
penny peep -show° to see he citif of* ti"
female .ittg. Year by ),ear the *Litt*
have got shorter and shertSr-but
very pleas.nts-evenigsswas spent in.
games -around there. During the
evening Leslie Elliott read an aild.fess
to- they. yeternac0144,44 Mho* Ana'
SteLtod and Elle• Mailtay presented
bents -40410a hOileseoPtrieintot the Citts•
Oa behalf a tatruaitt an liride,
Newton expreteed, their, thanks in a
few well-chosen words. Istmett was
servarigtitssirrtnessevetring.
.4"411..**41Atiti
ket
nuvrtr, Aug. 4. -miss Zelda Scott,
of Tord5t� n1elt ber father, Rich-
ard &Ott - • -
(Kermetb 'Brooke Of Brantford, visited
with his parentie-Rev. *rid Mrs It. A.
Brooks, -
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Kechnie and
family and Mr. and Mrs 3. 4lreen and
family, of Kitchener, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Keck*.
ma. Chat araabi has .returned to
Blyth after Ms extended visit with her
efts*, Mrs. Noble at Glory. „
Miss Rhea Shaw is
Bra,r at Ottawa.
tvr. *nd hs VItillato Potter, of
lows, aro visiting in the 11bey wave me here and wind ne Op.
Mr. I.14 Mrn. Lorne Thula% °Pella -
n, Mrt
. og Agee, genii /zoom., of And now, AP I look down ueort stow
to
ties Angeles, indlitr. Lind 'Aim* from my borate on the old eottrt betioe
In Old Home Week and Watch you
cativbeit, a.Virestilekl, were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wightman.
The following pupils of Miss
c-
eessful in passfng the Totionto Coe-
'OerratotI of MUSIC plano
tionaL, lean P10410, Norma meet In Godefich in Old Bore* rtteek.,
frolic sod donee Wad trahly siround
and go to school and church
iselesne clays, snail (deb you * ba
py time, a infep,
'tetttrit tmit
o t 40rato,o.
and sweet meinorles of the frieside Sera
traticli Sefarsurton, *bell McGill, Glen 1•••, TEE OLD TOWts,r OLOOK„..
Tasker, tAoyd obis .July 26, 1031.