HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-06-07, Page 1eve
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S.
Brown,
e
Q1`l+e�
t� o>* . Out of
- :A. S & Brown of Kingsyilie, has secured
a licens
eSsh_
to
p
ut of; the port of code-
rich and will commence:• - e a io
- op r t ns at
. Qnce.
His "bbt rihe • `i$ i ver Swan," .
under
Capt. Roderick Smith, and a crew of
three men is on the Way to Cloderich and
,will probably set' some nets before she
reaches harbor. • In the meantime. Mr.
Brown is snaking, arrangements .with
Harbor --Master Bert I1? ane: old.' ,for a
berth for his boat and is ale looking for
net and fish house .accommodation. •
The ,Silver Swan s'heuld mike an ex-
cellent addition to the harbor fleet. She
exp sedesignedeby 'Wit,nd r.- 'oT New
best known ship designers on the con-
. tinent: She was, built, of' IVa, • inch Ma-
hogany by ; Reg. :Lowe .in his Killarney,•
Ont., boat yard.. Every nail and rivet is
eopperi--'She is -powered' with • a heavy
duty marine gas -engine- which- gives--h
er
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1
RF .CHEER, INJURED
Fad fit 11,00f on to * Pilo of Sento and
Oeo.:Eeleher of -4:1101W% Road, hart
nara
:
rowe�ape from death, when lie fell
off the tear ot'. outlbuil Tee
silence and landed on a Vie, of stones
12 ;VW .belo'� - , Th h
+a ec•#dunt.:-cettuuccrect-ori
.Monday'evenlOW,at abouit 700'.,p.m..
Re fell head .first ,and 'rising hisarms
to protect his head Ale broke one arm
and:,; - .
.. -sprained the +cithe�r wrist, lie was
immediately • rushed • tothe hospital
where it was feared liehad brokenhis
k„,,.aa-his logs---refusedto—function;
T •was' afterwards found o ' >a t to lie the
case as he -has since regained the use of
the • members.- In addition to the broken
arm and the sprain he, suffered, seveze
cuts and bruises about the face,
He is now- said to be resting comfort-
ab -
The unusual feature of the affair is
that his ' neighbors' State that• he.:was on,
the roof trying : in to _ close •.some- openings .
the banding _through rhich starlingsg
were enters
n6 to build nests._
UO s T REPEAT Yi i
*au Anether Ti:lp TO
Ktneariline
As Dominion Day
.Atti'act.itall'�
Imitafjorit ito Both Co
iatrErnl0d:
Arrangements Well Aloti
As.:a- result of the visit Of the LionsI
Club. lnembers lUncar'dine last
i
t is l#kel,Yn that ;action �r1li talc
that •
to xa, to carry' ,on work, o
c .xl 1?l�ed �htidrenrt clot: � $rues),
ran eme.sn are °'being Made hx
Arlocal
Qt0i. at the rets a of , neh: - G Men; paynotheivisit, to Our, northern
neighbor, 't leaaloes_te, - e -az to
�m ztGs sndiu
speaker' Such as R, 0. Ho per' '+ >,
Secreta .' of th p l�,Or
�' a �'ipX?led Chlldaran!s .4r-
gantion in the Province, to **plain the
xk.- fully."
en -In
�Me
se
� t 'Wa+rde,n
Refer *o Political'CiimPkiira
MUCH. .'ROUT' NE.
, 4 � BUSINESS
'Then the C
ouncd Goes Astray—,
Via," it thea Humidit ?
The ominiot 'Day . coi10ilttee at till
-session On Monday evening, g,.June 'ith
'decided to invite the EIgin Regiment. to
come to K;►Qoderich for Lheirs zeekeend•
camp to be here over Dominion bay,
At the same -time it was decided to
confirm the Invitation previously extend-
ed by the 0oderich's Baseball Ciub to
teams of the Huron --Perth i:eaigee to
playa series .of :des on Don:iizion Day.
A• total allowa°nOf iaf *100 was deelded on.
for the. bail _tom -and an expense- not to
exceed $425, iii•. connection with the
Regiment. -. Some disctusslon was caused
by the 'feeling ..that..two
theattractions
ht -Conflict but it was sally decided
that they Would assist each other, rather
than hinder.
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79.
all events. The main cause of. discus-
sion was expense, CoUncilloe• Huinber
having been appointed as,-clrafrinan of
reinter enr
_..
a InWingham
Meeting Arranged- for _ Moiuday;
_, �. Plenty- -of.s d= fo e
pee r her duties -end is an .lune Yl`�-r-•Ail WeI'come.
excellent sea 'boat,
Her • skipper, 'Capt Rod. Smith, ian
s
old Tobermor b Mr. Brown is well
-and favorably known in the'ffshin
business, having i een for nine ears re-
sident of the' Lake Erie Fishermen's
Association. It . is expected that his
well-known methods of fair dealing will
assure him of a friendly welcome by the
localmembers of the profession.
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF COLBOHNE.
TAKE NOTICE THAT the Court of
Rev Township
isi
will -
be .1re
Hall, Carlow, on Tuesday, thetJune 12th,
1 o'clock p,m., for the purpose of hear-
ing appeals against the assessmezit "roll
of the Township of Colborne for ' th
year 1934.
All ;persons interested are requested to
• attend.
WM. ' SALLOWS,
_-T.ownshe 'Clerk.
STRAYED
THettrED.-strayed -fret the 50 -acre
grass farm . of Howard Sproul, Wet
Concession of Aslffield, a six . months' Old
heifer calf with white head and- little
white 'spot under, throat Bing in; ,l
ear: Trot `t cit- - a'”" '`27h.• -Anyone
e
knowing of its whereabouts, .please com-
municate with WILLIAM E. AI,TON,
Lucknow R. 41. No. 7. Phone 57,,,r 3.
Aga"II
REAL ESTATE—AND INSURANCE
ee
THE O. F. CAREY 'CO.
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
office .
e
Masonic Temple, Weit St.,_ecirnderfch'
Phone Aso -- NELSON,H11LL, Mgr.
CRAI.GJE
Aa o objJe1nsurance
See. our rates before placing
•
Premier George S Henry will . make
his only appearance in 'Huron Count
ty
during. the present campaign when he
.addresses the electors of Huron -Bruce in
the Winghazn Arena ori Monday. even-
ing, , June I l th, at 8 p.m. In the inter-
ests of Foster Moffatt, "
A number of other prominent speak-
ers will appear with the Premier. A
cordial invitation. is extended to all, to
-come and hear Mr. Henry. The Arena
is a large building and will accommodate
the large crowd which will undoubtedly
be present.
•
LOST "
jo8T. =Yellow (or orange). Persian
Cat._. Answers to name of Mickey
Reward. MRS. J. HUSSEY, Phone 394-
w.•
WANTED`
��ANTE --Second-hand Refrigerator,,
!Medium 'ize, In good condition.
Inquire at STA OPFICE..
' D fee Rawleigh Routes
•In Nort . Huron County. Write
l edfa q 'r, RAvvrArc R CU., Dept,
CCN -21• -SB', 1antreal, Canada.
MAN WIT#,, Dealer
needed'' for local rural route sup=
plying established demand for
World Famous'Spices, Extracts. Baking
Powder, Soaps, Cleansers, 'Medicines, Ply
Spray and Stock Tonics. 66 -year repu-
tation. 9,000 dealers. Must. be • satisfied
with $30.00 weekly at start. Credit fur-
nished.right parties. Write, J. R. WAT-
KINS COMPANY, .Montreal, 'Que., Dept.
0 -G -1A. ,
...ARTICLES FOR SALE
FOR -SAt , B n 36x50 , timber in
• good condition. Apply to CHAS.
McPREE. --Phone 28 r-13e,-Cariew. `
FOR SALE. ---A . .i
gentleman's bicycle in
good :condition. Apply to W. - A.
CHISHOLM, Bayfield • Road
CREDIT NOTE ON FORD CAR FOR
SALE.—We have for sale a credit
note worth $225.00 on a new _Ford, car
For- further particulars apply to HAYS
and HAYS, Hamilton St., Goderich,
•
FOR SALEa-Eggs for ,hatching at
reasonable prices. 0. A. C. bred -
laying records. MRS. R. DAVIDSON,
Duugannon. Phone 84. •
oNTARlo
THE ELECTION ACT
Form 20a (Referred to in Section 86 ( 4 )
10110E OF HOLDING AN
ADVANCg P011, or POLLS
FOR
Railway Einislei4e-s; and Travellers.'
For ELECTORAL Dt4TRICT, Of fiURON
Notice is hereby given 'that pursuant to the provisions of
The glection Act (Section 86), a Poll will. be opened on,
Saturday, and 'Monday, the 16th and 18ith day,S of June; 1934,
from eight o'clock In 11.e -forenoon until five o'clock in the
afternoon and from seven o'clock in. the- afternootr until ten
o'clock in the afternoon,
The place for the Town of Goclerich. will ,be -
located at Town Coderich, fox the purpose of .receivihg
the votes of raftWay cbtriPloYe0A. $aliors ..and, travellers. whose
einployinentls Such As to necessitate their Absence from titne
to time front their ordinary plaCe a residence, or who have
reason to *believe that they .46 absent ui)on the day fixed
Theb Allot bOX will be opened And the votes COW:it/ad at
7 ll'CIOCk the Town HA of Goderich the tOth day of June
at the said place.
Dated At Exeter this 30th day of May, 4034.
WM, PRONE, Re ming Officer.
1
the finance committee acting as "watch
be convinced before alfeto _-_1....-. _ . and _ ellibers of Huron -
. _-. he would agree to - County Council...,
an expenditure. Y p tore. However,, all matters iGentl�ren ; •
-were- -'finally- smoothed out: The show, ' : _< _ _ .._ it .. or your
o
will o on. It now remains to bg seen if i I .beg to :submit for your information
the ftegi'ment can arz4inge ' things at m� following report for the past six h
• London. the t ci
-commie- co
-Me• Will take moving pictures to 11-
r
sus seta: his � talk, • ' if' he is� colied. N'o
date Is set asYet ; for the meeting.
it ro
�unty Gaal . Coos
Still An Eatant�rle
Most Housewives d tike
�' Luce To
Supply�,Me. t' 1' 1 d
>� a it �---Cents�'�
The Connell of the Count of .
r y 8uro
,. n
met at 2 p.m. on. Tuesday. 'June 5th,
1934, amid such heat as is rarelyr
fenced in July.
However, Warden Geo. Elliott retain-
d. his usual sative manner and aftier
most of the members had shed their hot
coats and had become somewhat amore
comfortable p he called the'meeting to.,or:,`
der.'
� L 0 report of the Rtlfo�n County Caol
as submitted to tha Oeunty Council in
session readse a a ms tolleez t -
^Clbderia , Ont., June 5th, 1934.
bull -dog, of the treasury ,"•_, and. .av, The Warden
- Tirefe "vas none of the usual ceremony
ewlasitritiarforatitiVariffreetino-
arden was able to get the reeves down
to business quickly.
In„his opening remarks he stated, that
the circumstances of this meeting were
linkmen ire -that- two of the ltinmiie`rs were
aspiring for higher office in the gift: of
the -people: 410Wever, both -were-here
to
transact the business' of the county and
e expressed sincere belief that provin-
al matters would not interfere with
unty matters. _
7 ; He then paid a hearty tribute to both
and the new county clerk and•• the new
et, county treasurer, . ,
ses
► amt CtD Town Council
a u *1
A�"!)?� After Trying
rttHa
!G'e atm-�►lio�•rd
kgs, Earbotax well . irnow f
envies l in fro,
+Gloderieh, oras , arrested
taken . t 1(itchetter 'Ott •to answer to : rge of *t,
.haar�a of •at
ing t� sell forged ..certlfeatea 'br s
the Wr'iglit- argrea'v >
,e cert, fca
scripts' .+of • the• "g u1ne• 'f ass aad
printed in OOoderlch. ,the pt'1 rater
not held ee It .w, v+l de ri
to his youth tai c t
� lat►n, .of
serious nature qf' -tile -;stet he wads
,has. *arbour1q► . CIASh i,
Sell 0,01tria 11
ternal
as
Jame
tempt-
%axle en
latIY
tion.
were
ileal
t Wi
the
'Pers
ferning4
rbour a aattempted to sell the, b
certifleAtes through. the firms of
gram, Barris and Bricker and Co.,
of
l�ttchon+er, °.K'lte. y:,imis 'falsity. o
papers made :clerk • tans -0010M an
investigation 'Nras ° 'ted whiehr :re
the arrest,,. .„,„,
On Tuesday► .,June Bth, Barbour
allowed his freettomr from Maistra
oard
Want
M
a�
collegiate
saline Not F t ceough Action
on Tac Collecting
Trouble of . , _ v.
..orae weeks standing.
came
to,a head at the last meeting,,of the tOwn
council when he aembera of-that-body-
refitted
f-tha
a t--.�bpK1,yW-r
ret to' accepts the estimates of the •
Collegiate institute Board. for the om-
c_.
Ing year until - rtaain trUormation was
ogus I forth Inge
Sea- The Board met the council some days
both "ago and informed them that eolle(fiate
f the teachers. had been given cuts amounting
d an to somethingeunder ten per cent in the
salted last three years. The members of the
� ouneil . state that _no details of cuts are
available. Full details ',are asked for
was which, it woe divulged at the meeting,
te'� 'the' Board refuses to supply. •
Court .1
FOR SALE (IR TO RENT to
•
OUSE TQ LET. -8 rooms, including : R
3 bedrooms, all conveniences. 2;
Convenient to lake front: Furnished if.
desired. Will rent for summer or year
around. Must be responsible tenant.
Apply Box 7, STAR. -
There have' been 45 priEoner�
d as follows le C. 'A., 20; theft,
contempt of court, 4;,e`rape, 3; Inl
evenue Act, 2; assault,' 2; Traffic .,A
vagrant, 2; fraud, 1; . false preten
1; non-payment of poll tax, 1, makin
total of145,
We have at present in custody,
prisoners. Cost of daily rations.
prisoner, 101A cents.
Your obedient servant,
(Sgd.) J. B. REYNOLDS, Gaoler.
TO RENT: -.-Heated,, modern '5 --roamed
apartment. Hardwood fl o o -r s.
Wired for electric stove. Apply HAYS
and HAYS, Barristers, Hamilton. St.
OIt. RENT. ---'he south hall . ---01 ho s
ue
St. belonging to the,
eSei
on • Church ±
McKim Estate. For further particulars l
apply to HAYS' and HAYS, Snlicitors for
the Executors. •
FOR SALE.—A house suitable • for sum
mer tourists, known as "The Hal- 5
lid ay Tourist Ronne," situated on the
corner of Victoria Street and Elgin Ave.
For further particulars- apply to HAYS
and HAYS, Solicitors for the Executors.
FOR QUICK SALE: Big farm, near bo
Clinton, Ont. Bargain. 80 -acre We
farm in fine condition with all growing
crops; excellent buildings. Immediate tro
possession; •; Basy , terms. J, W ARM- tees
STRONG', ooderich, at Mrs. Ohallenger's
Elgin
g a
"I'm sure the county is to be congra-
five' tulated on our new officials,” he said.
per "Our new clerk stands second to none in
the Province.. While here only a few
-months he has installed a system of
keeping • his records which is the lual:.
ot_:any -now--in- -use- a here. _
H hat
a$
-spent:-many long -Boars In TetirIring
-duties and in rendering assistance to.the
members of the cotinc_ ils in carrying out
their duties. (Cries of 'Hear, Hear').
"'As for the treasurer.” he continued,
„re
Tribute to Officials
appenings Along
The HarbarFron
S. Miseford Plants Lake Tro
—Reports Ice Fieln --Few Car-
riers in—Plenty of Perch
end -had comie meekly
his
rescue. The affair ,has been
muse _at a. great deal -of regret' ani
.his friends as Mr, Barbour has alw
to until the information is fort"hcoming.
the, In the meantime, the school beard has
ani
been an exemplary citizen and well
ed in- Goderich, where his family real
P�1itkffBafiIe
Is
Ragiiig Merri
issued- cheques for' salaries and already
ays i has an overdraft ot $1000 at the bank,
ilio- Mayor C. C. Lee advised the council
that the bank manager had stated that
teachers' 'cheques would not be cashed
until---the--�eou�ztuk-atlt3rorizeri- -further re-
quisitions.
That seemed to suit most of the mem-
bers
who
felt that it would bring the .
,matter to a finality that much the soon-
er.. __
Reeve Runnings and Councillor Sproul
voted to let the estimates throiea as they
were rather than hold up the business
of the town. The balance ,of the coun-
cil - voted otherwise. '
The matter took up most of the time _
ate of the meeting, all members speaking to
des.
ly
Here
Hon. Leopold MacAuley and isr
Duckworth to Speak' Her ,
Geo. Elliott a Splendid Candid
it.
---Is Gaining Ground
The political fight rolls mgr»fly alo
with Huron's candidate -Geo. S. Ellie
i
a nip
g g round e ,
g every A�
day, Y. if r . c t
dioatTois rzieari, anything.
On Wednesday Hon. Leepold MaeA
ley entered the riding to the sects
where Mr. Ballantyne considers himsee
strongest and made an ericellent i
We know now that we have a man of pression.
ut
great ability. - He has already saved us The meeting was held fn the 5pen air
More .than $500 'in interest alono by his in victoria Park, Exeter, and ' large a
knowledge of finance. We expect that enthusiastic crowd was out to hear hi
his < methods will save at least 61500 on He remarked in referring to Mitchell
this one .item before the 'nil of the Hepburn; that "he complains, that
year." abs him. 1 don't abuse- hitn. j 1� on
He referred further to the improve- remind hill of What he says. He niak
ment to the Bluewater Highway, an so many wild statements that the peop
achievement on which the counts coup- have come ` to the conclusion that th
oil could congratulate itself, . cannot rely on any statements
ss ►r . then makes."
Geo. Elliott got permission from th
A report •of the tax collectet' showed '
that 81916.71 had been collected since
ng last meeting.
rt. several building permits_ weeea referred
to tbe 're' earrern'ittee. A letter fronethe
ill-
_ Gad -
er!
ch -
Si -
Salt.
submitted- m '-
it
d n-
-proposal :�1'r
to
arch
op
� purchase e the old National Shipbuild-
u- L (Continued on page 4)*
an
The Canadian Government Fisheries
at, the Miseford, came . into harbor .on
dnesday after dumping half a trillion
ut fry into the water of. tine lake just
de the breakwater:,.
Capt, ' strom a es'kre arts.. that there is
-mile'-stretch of ice along the wes
re of the Bruce Peninsula which n
is almost impossible to penetra
which freezes open water in -its path
a thickness of half an inch eve
t.
g Avenue. P. O. Box 89.
• flys
TOR SALE.—Over-the-Way • Cottage on . 8110
the lake bank, corner of Essex St. only
and Elgin Avenue, Goderich, furnished, but.
all modern conveniences, also office and ee
apartment' .building __. Hamilton
.--
NEW , D.D.G.M.. ELECTED
At Meeting Held in Brucefield May 16th
nd H. °B• M. Tichborne,, Past Grand of
m. Huron Lodge, No. 62, was unanimously
F.
elected, District Deputy Grand Master of '
the I.O:O,F. at a• meeting held.el Bruce-
,I
field on . Wednesday, May 16th 1934.
A splendid turnout of the members of
le
district lodges resulted in an enthusiastic
ey
meeting, many OQderich men *being
he among those' who attended.
Getting down, to husine P
eel-
s led tor the reading of the minute;; of the
t last session of the January meeting
of which was proceeded with.
to • Letters
After the minutes Were' completed the
Goderich. This_ property consists- a aerl It
and shoe -repair shop and garage. For! ced
further particulars ainely to MISS JULIA! one
D. LEWIS, one of the exeranors of the this'
A. M.- -Lewis-Estate, Goderich. r
is subject of wonder to experien
'men along the water front as h
remembers ite in Such quantities a
time of year.,
partment of the Government advising
,the -county officially of' the taking over
of the Bluewater Highway fron..Gode-
t rich south to. the intersection with No. 8
ew grain cutlets Have been in for
days. Both the Mill and lye Ele-
r tocacTin -all the grain needed for
ediate business in the first few days
r navigation opened. .
.The sagar carrier remit' evill Oen on
Sunctsty or Monday of negt- week , The
Superior will be back for salt any day
now. The 'Canada-Dozninion Sugar Co.
have- lined their "warehouse on the dock
asbestoe in an effort to keep moist -
out of the sugar,
crew of four men ender Jos. Crete
commenced work on the repair; to
harbor which were authorized last
by the Public %irks Department.
ores Of fishermen fioni Goderich
many, points in Western Ontario are
ing splendid catches of perch off
ter breakwater. The -tommercial
rfnen are doing only fairly well.
are plentiful but, white ilsh and
trout are scarce.
verrune4 game wardens examined
ets of ahe local fishermen in an ef-
to trace the souece of the. rumor
unauthorised fiahing vvithin the
r. with small mesh teti; was being
ed on. rt was feund that all nets
well within the requirements of the
som
vato
imm
-CLEARING AUCTION' SALE CI° afte
N-1 HOUSE .FURN,ISHI:e1GS.
MISS GER. TRUDE HART4.EIB
will sell by public auction at her resi-
dence, -Ease street, Goderich, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 9th .
with
commencing at 1.30 o'akiek sharn, all the ere
contents of the house, including: -'
stool; chesterfield. suite, three pieces;
nas
living room cheers; mahogany centre Ule
table; table lampe rugs, mats and rime' week
hers; Pedestals; portiere; fourteen peer Se
lace curtains; pictures; dining room' and
sults, buffet, cabinet, table and chairs: I sedur
cheats; r.attan _chairs; oak extension, tube
tablee oak D. R. arm chair; congole.urn, -
rugs; eleetric heater; hall rack; -brass! ereli
jardinieres; MeOlary range, coal grates; lake
gaSoline stove and oven; coal oil heater;1. cif)
Seathain waeher; electric. 'iron; toaster ; the 'n
'full line of 'kitchen utensils; brass bed, fort
mattress, springs; enamel bea, complete; that
clay cbuch and mattress; dressers; harbo
stands; toilet sets; shoe repair irons ;
bread mixter: step ladders; garden tools
and numerous other 'articles. The fur-
nishings are of good duality and will be
sold without reserve ,as Miss thirtieth has
rented the property.
T. CRTNDAY gt SON. Auctioneers
Aucnorr . SALE OF NEARLY NEW
Mrs. E. Lauder Tait has giVen us ih-
etruetione te sell by,public auction at her
restelence, Brice- Street, adderteh. On
SATURDAY, JUNE lath
One EX: R. moth -proof chesterileld
suite, Mcluding end table; three walnut
consul tables; fotir floor lamps ; 'book
ends; verandah furniture, including old-
fashioned arm chairs; rattan thitirsi
black walnut; Atwater 7,tube ratdio,
meeker and table; dishes; ehina and
glassteare, including a beautiful cocoa set
19-Ica.4t "gold conitisting of Six pieces-;
one cut glass water jug; ,twenty-six,
Ostamor mattress and aprings; new 'days
bed and mattresS;. new Symons bedd,
Vanity bench; pleat' taRestreq. Weeks ; ;
foot stools; foicturee; new electric. Stant-
ror; overnight ease; Club bags:' Wardrobe
trunk, new; ,three large trunks in good
keoent:itiourion: wooisuant tblittyrtk.eetf sc;h:lestme tobulafea
tehs; mats; 100 feet new garden h
nen, lace curtains; Yeager b
?add thiCS: electric heater; eleetric
lite:Us/1S; Orden tools; fomenters
6)4444' t4Ole; Itiddees, end Mauer..
nue Other articles. Everything Witt be
dlOoieed
taiga
?were
'AMONG THE CHURCHES
Services at Victoria street United
church will be conducted by the pastor,
l Rev. F.. W. Craik, on Sunday. June 10,
I as follows: 10 a.m., Sunday S'ehool • 11
'a.m... Worship service, aubject. "Perman-
ent Values in Religion;" 7 p.m., fubject,
-Services at North street United church
will be condutted by the patter. Rev, 0.
T. Watts, on Sunday, Jiine 10, as fol -
ship service; 3 p.m., Sunday School; 7
pen., worship service.
I be condtleted on Sunday,. June 10,
as Mims: 10 a.m., Sunday School and
Rev. ; 2. ;tithe will preach; 7 p.m..
Itev. •11. Mane, of Aga -forth.
,'Llikvlbea at file Hotta church oft Sun-
day, June Ulth, ,will be es follows: 10
am.,, Bible. School; lit., itlospel
eration. will speak on the living
subject, "teinperante." Don't fail to
Troyq,.. Toronto. who is, attending
fainilY gathering at Bayffeld. *Peak'
at the 'evening servite. A special Meg -
sage tO yOuthe "What are you Worth?"
Ikons of New Dreates jutt in, fresh
oria e001, jag its teaOrt as they ,eati be,
TRADE COMMISSIONER TO
Hurcin County CoUncil which is in BE IN LONDON
,session in Goderiche to be absent from
the Wednesday afternoon meeting in o
-der to attend the Exeter rally. It was
pleasing sight. to witness the unanimit
of the council in.giving lam leave of ab
sence for the day. grits and Toriesbot
sent him on hie way In the besi of goo
spirits. It speaks_ well for George him
seff and for his oppon'ent, Jas Ballan
Highway. A copy of the report of the tyne, that the questiori was a matter o
Grand Jury, dated February 24, which)
was. mutual lest _and good-- leeling.
printed in full -at that- -tithe by The ,
Mr. MacAtiley for Goderieh
On Saturday next, June 9th, Hon. Mr
lefacAuley and Niles Duckworth, of St
Thomas, will be in Goderich and will ad
dress a, public meeting in the Square
Seating' arrangements have been com
to hear them ;vine loud speakt.i.., to it
isarts of the ground.s where necessary. r
Father L. P. Lowersr hand.
• Next week Goderich gets its 'first look
Is *Moved tet Sarnia at Mitch Hepburn. He will speak in
Agricultural Park on Wednesday even-
r- Anyone Interested . in South. Efiropean
a Countries Invited to Censult With.
Wm
_ . Any business men interested in trade
h with Italy, Spain, Portugal. Gibraltar. - -
d Canary Islands, Malts' Alberta. Yugo -
Slavin, and the Relief) Colonies in Africa
•- will ..be interested hi meeting Mr. A. B.
- Muddiman Canadian Government Trade
..! Muddiman and take advantage ot the
r Mr. Muddiman wili be at the Chamber
in London, Ontario. Wedneeday. June
.• 6th, 1934. A cordial invitatthe has been
. ' extended to .all.. interested to nteet Mr.
.1 Governinent's foreign trade- service. .
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Star was read and included in the min-
utes.
iteplies from three chartered accoun-
tants, the Gibbs firm of Stratford J. .W.
'Monteith, also of Stratford. and from
'Leonard Kent were read and referred to
-the -flnanee-conetnittee,--Gibbe-offerede-to
(Continued op page 5) .
I • lilts, June 13th. Here again loud' spteak-
Celebrates Silvir Jubilee of His (Continued on page le)
Happy Event % MACICENDRICK CASE. OUT "
. NEW CHARGE LAID
About a ' dozen of his brother prieste
Contradietery Eyldenee--Will Appear en
from various nearby towns. together . Charge ef Reckless Driving
1
,with e number of his parishioners, gath-
ered on Tuesday at the residence -of Re
rather L. P. Lowery to congratulate him
on the twenty-fifth anniversary cit h
ordination into the prieethped of th
on June 5th, 1909.
On Monday Father Lowery had re
eeived notifitation of his' appointment to
the charge of the Churea of Our Lady
of Mercy at Sarnia, a splendid promotion
whith coincided fittingly with the at-
tainment of his eilver jubilee.
His &at act on'Tuesday 'was the toile
- Recent 'Supreme Court. Decision
has tlecided to appeal the decision of Mr.
Ju.stice Kelly in the action over the
Royal Hotel, last month., °
'Sturdy, through Mr. Dancey, sued tne
Cooper, for alleged wrongful setture of
the chattels at the hotel last January.
Mr. Justice Kelly dismissed the case, tg-
lowing the usual stay of fifteen cants tor
appeal: ft will not be known, for some
time when the case will again be heard.
Town of Godeilth, 0. Ginn Ind A. J.
The charge pf drunk erlying against
CorninA .vents
le missed by Magistraft Chas, Reid in court AND BUSINESS B
RIEFS
e ort Saturday, June 2nd, as evidence sub- : ,
d' mitted in the case was too contradictory ' Group No .2 of the Arthur Circle will
to,substantiate a conviction. ,, ,, , serve tea at "Craigie Rook," Mrs. John
bration of High Mass in his Church at
St. Peters, assisted by Fr, Whiten! Wind=
sor, and Pr. olerstion of Maidstone. In
the evening he entertained his guests at
a dinner at his residence. ivtersages oft,
was at once laid against the Detroit man
rind he was instructed to reappear ln ono
week.
IThe accident out a which thet action
arose, occurred_ oh May 14th on the Salt -
„ford Hill as latackehdrick wiz driving
The. car swerved and upaet, severely in-
juring Mrs. 'Maelfendriek, Who has- been
iii liospital almost, ever einee. A quan-
tity of American whiskey was found in 1
the car- after the accident.
Conetable Gundry, who saw MacKen-
drick some tinae after the accident was
of the opinion that he was' then under
the influence of liquor.
- *Kenneth - anti ' Janiet Parrish, whol
assisted the mother out of the ear coidd
not eay whether the son was drunk or'
net. 'Hie condition might have been due
to shock. Murdock McDonald was quite
sure that he was sober when he drOve
MacTtendriek,143.the hotel. Harry Dodd,
who worked on the dainaged erer,k'claim-
ed that he was just the same the day
after the ateident aa on the day it hap-
pened.
Magistrate imd Wank rronnelly regard-
ing the latter's manner of taking evi-
In dismissing the ease. the Magistrate
remarked that the trtith Was not all
being told.
congratulation were read iron's friends
end admirer; far and neat and added to
the many pleasant filing:4 said rbout the
veell-loved priest by his guests.
*Father Lowery is of TriSh birth but
came to 'Canada in early, youth, Ile re -
College in Windsor and at the Orand
Smithery in' Miintreal. He served oier-
vites in. Isosnitals and at the front. •
rh the eblitch lie has been•stotioned at
Coming to Ooderieh. While here he has
earned the lo•ve and 'veneration of his
enective departure for Sarnia. ts keenly
titinininceinent is made Os to his
successor here.
His guests of the day inetuded
ter and Powell Of St, Colturibilin HusseY
tnlald Linoleum laid an‘pementtd
Cralgie's summer home, on' Friday after -
COM, June 22nd. A very hearty invIta-
: tion is extended to everyone.
Bathing Sqihs for ev,ery member of •
the -family. ilciren's Wool Suits, 22
Mieses 'and ladies', sizes 34 to 50, at
81 49 to $4.50. at SCHAErtget'S.
The ,Godetieh townelep hospital auxil-
iary will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the home -of Mr Chris.
Johnston, Bayfielct Road, on Thar -setae%
June 14th, at 2.30 pan.
A garden party in aid of the W.M.S.
of Knox church will 1$.6 held at the home
of mrs. S. Elssttt. Saitiord Heights, oil
Thursday, Janie 14th: Supper 35 cents
Everybody welcome. Free trathortation..
from the church at 4-5-0 p.m.
Don't forget that a lazy- liver can be
made active with PArticts LIVVR-
TONE, the old reliable compound that
corrects constipatiOne biliousness. •and
Don't forget the home -baking sale to
be held by the Ladies' Aid of Taylora
Corner church in Jas. C. Cerrle'a Hard -
ciao Store on Saturday afternoen. June
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IN MEMORIAM
nom. rn loving memory of our dear
Donald, who died Jurte MIL 1933
The rolling etretim of life rol/s on.
But still the vaeont &air,
Recalls the love,lhe Vetee, the shale,
IZU the One that Once tat .44 4
AND STUMM
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