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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-06-28, Page 1Friends Gather at Pic` nip ilia bpi 'Park ,,to llonor Mr.: an Mi.R�bt..Johnston __4_fer.Y-.--AVOY,=43r-etltt;Aqt,-, lkqe--* Monday evening leet in Harbor Park." number of friends of Mr., and Mrs. Relit; Johnston, arranged. a earl:wine Verde sup-. fi Per in tonefeat their 25th wedding aria- versary, After some fifty friends hal. enjoyed the. sumptuous lunch prepared by, the ladies, Mrs, A. L. Cole, on behalf of the friends, presented the guests of 'honor with a/silVer cake baiket, stogompanied by a suitable address' of congratulations. "Mamie" and "Bob" were .quite viSibly effected, but managed to 'express ,their surprise add appreciation in most -suit- able terms. Rev. Mr. Ford, who hid assisted at the wedding ceremony 25 years -ago,- gave- a very fine address, working in. some happy reminiscences of the earlier days, of the -bride-and-groora. - Mr. Heale of New York,,read a very .finee poemof his _owncompositionwhith was much t enjoyed. A number of the, guests tookapart_irt_thee.exchange ofefelt- ritationswhich followed. Mr'. Howard Robertson, nee Miss Jessie Ford, ey attended the' wedding 25 years age, was among the me,rry _throne Istich had gathered on this oceasion. Mr. johnston is the efficient clerk' a the Summate Court, Coming to Goderich. seven Or eight years ago from Imcknow on his appointment to his position. eir-man_yeartendrareen in g Mr.. and Mrs. Johniton many' years of continued happiness. ennee. --------tianieeeppositeeefeboredourreite ,11.---evsards Is not pleasure, but exciten,e-ent"-Ber- trand Russell.- " TENDERS toR. DREDGWG QEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and -endorsed 'Tender - received until 12 cecloek noon (daylight saving), Tinetib,y, June -26, 1934. Tenders 'will not be.,Onsidered unless made on the forms, supplied by the De- partment amid bi aecordance with the conditions ea forth therein. Combined specification ani form of tender can lie obtained on -application to the undersigned, also at the 'office of the las:strict Engineer, Customs Bldg., Lon - doe, Ont. - Tenders rhust *include the twit* of the plant to and from the work, . The dredges and other plant which are intended to be employed on this work, shall have been duly registered- in Can- ada on or before the thirty-first day. bf December: 1929, or shall have been con- structed and registered in Canada since the sand date. • Each tender must be ompan1etby a certified cheque cin a chartered bank' in Canada, made payable to the order of bhp Honourable the Minister of Public Works ereibl. to 5 per cent of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominitie of Canada. or of the Canadian National Railway Compeiay and its con- stituent iCompanies-motiditro-liallY guar- anteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Cana,da, or the afore- mentioned bonds and a certified cheque If required to make up an odi amount. In no ease shall the seturity deposit be less than $50(1.00. • By order, N. DESJARDINS, . Secretary. Depattment of Iniblin Works, Ottawa, June 14, 1934, RE TAXlNG. OF POLICE DOGS v. • Ootlerich, June 27t14; .1934. • MO the Editor of The Star,: Dear Slr:-As X have. been Informed that the TOW* COUncli had pasted a. by- law '49°4 Polite dogs ten 4ouam:1 VdSU yoti".woUld kindly' let it be known for the information of the town Counoll'ancl others who may.be Interested, that such -2-14414*-s41.4149e0Vise4,44-ils,illel-t ,sal to piece a special tax On .041' breed of deg. . "g*Oura truly, WALTER C. IIROCOH. Elgin Regiment To Arrive Saturday To Be Met By Mayor and Council The advance party •ofethe Eigin•Regie Silent will Anita in _Goalie/a on Friday with :Mitjor- Shaw-ia co' ,nipmened.- - Thie party w11.1 arrange for all -supplies for the men. and wilintinTany nece _ ratigue&-sfialf-iis ereetthg thi" tenti- Set - new . up lines and arranging for water supply- ' •-n • -- • A- letter from the Adjutant Of' the Regimentaaekedethat -the -eV:oft:ea-41ns detail be expedited as amen as possible. eTtse-maine betty of -the '-inertewilletterive at the C. N. R. station at 9.35' on Satur- day evening, under commandof Lt. Col. H. 0. Cameron. The unit' will be met by the Town Council and other intereite ete citizens and, it is hoped., by the Town Band, This latter may not be ,,possible as the band will be in. Waterloo that da for the competition of Wseaternfantail° bands which is expected, to last ell day. However, Bandz;aaster Jno. Hackins hopes that the part of the competition in which insenleeterseareeinteirea5n7v7111151----"FieF-17 time toallowthem to return to Ooderich to meet -the Elgins. It is hoped that as many citizen& as. possible wiU be on nand to welcome the Men from the South. ' The Regiment will remain in. Goderich until Tuesday, leaving by special train at 7.3° Tile4daY evening. GARDEN TEA AND BRIDGE Judge Covtello Len& big Beinitiful- Groin* for Affair Sponsored - by the ihmeek Chapter The beautiful._ groonds of Judge Cos- tello's residence in Nelson fee are the scene of a ,garden bridge azid tea this afternoon under the auspices of the Ah- in.eek Chapter, I. 0. D. E. The bridge and tea tables set under the branches of . Magnificent elms anci maples were a beautiful sight and one calculated to inspire the most, pneficient piaY by the scores of ladies who were taking part. 'A large crowd of ladies were ire attendance as we went to press. vvai‘rrED WANTED:en-Maid -Wanted ler gerierid housework. Apply to iift. WARD ALLIN,.,R. R. 4, Goderieh. , AN.rea).-Largest organization of its kind in Canada requires two young men from farm or town to complete its county organieation. Sales. experience -Unnecessary as OiganIzatiOn. trains its own men. Positions are permanent with excellent ,opportunities for advancement. Present large business repeats easily. Must be content $18.00 weekly first month. Apply in first instatire CON- SOLIDATED --ADVEH.TISING AGENCY; 71 -1/1cl21ond W., Toronto. 'THE� KCAREY CO. Fire, ACcident and Motor Car , INSURANCE Office: Moot& tattoo, west St, Goderieb Mont* - , NELSON BILL, Mgr. ARTICLES FOR SAI.S, Fon eALK-rour-Wheeled„tranere com- plete with highrack, Apply to ALLAN REED, Dungannon. Phorie 84. • -------- • P011, SALEAM TO. RENT RENT.--LIght housekeeping rooms to rent. Apply, STAR OPFICE. Npa RENT. -House and barn with 25 .11. acres adjoining town, also another house with two acres in town. Imme- diate possession and reasonable rent in either case. •EDWARD LOWDEN, Box 95, *Milton, or ROST. BELL, Cor. Cam- bria Rd. and Park St., Gotletich. ort SALE--PCSULTItY FARM. -Owing 10 ill -health, avilleaell lien _three aere pettltry farm with dwelling. house. 100.11 . basement under dwelling; best of garden ground. House for 500 layers; colony hoiltes and shelters, On Blue Water Biglovay inside Ueda sell either separate Or as a "going con- cern. W. A. CIIISROLIVI, Bayfield Hoed, Ooderich, Ont. Harbor , Park Scene of Cheerful G4thering—Ice Cream Spaiis . and Boat Ride,* for All • _ Lyrics • Reeve 4iii:d.00 Matheson of Ashfield picked the: right kind of a day for the Plenic of the Illiron County Council, the right kind of a OreNird was there • and everYbOdY had a good time when the law makers and their wives and their..chil; dren, and'friends got together last Satur- day. afternoon. 'Harbor Park was the loCatien. By two Weise* some of the councillors had be- gun to come onto the ground's, those from. the *farther pints taking a little longer. As the groups gathered roost of them at once went into a huddle to go peter- hieeleteell the miracle of a "Aber* landslide and it wato -time before 'each, had.time to express his amazement tr.thasesult ancl,bria.personal-opinion-of the cause Warden Oeo. H. Elliott, defeated can didate in Huron, was early on the scene and was the most Cheerful man 'there. ere was o viously no crying -Jiver and milk in his make-up, a feet that' was telieing-to all present. - C. A. Robertson, member -elect for • Huron -Bruce, and Jan Ballantyne, 'mem- bee 41eet-for Huron,•eame along to re, tante eongraturations and to theineeth rif -their supporters who were present Both remarked that they .had worked ecti pleased -with the result ---Both- received congratulations from Warden Elliott, in the best of good humor. • Most of the 100 ,tovitatneeeenntenieeyee. been- recceptederis-ethereewere mimy -more than.'100eireethescroVed on cheerful, pic- nickers. The children came in for, tee cream cones in abundance and not to be outdone thee_wives and the ceuncillors themselves joined in, the men doing even better than tile youngsters. Boat trips had been arranged. for, all, and moist of those present took advan- nee:dna/re-_ -offer OteseerideeninenTir Sandrs launch. Clark of 'the Coiirt ROWS Johndme and Oalternor Jas. Rey- nolds of the -County Jail,. eenstituted themselves a taxi committee who saw to It that everyone got to and from the water in comfort. Their kindness Wes much epprecieted by the reeves and their wives as well as 4 apal .sad.,"tOrreeted gat %if ligureS 4coverinit-lite, Vet.*ini1tIxsr baa been Cetved, and iltera the Ballantyne .11.044. Herewith is the. oaat •summary as -uppliect by, the deplitY rt offitier. REbAPfTf'ILATION - IVO f A ' M. g it m eter .$2 493. 41 A email 2,88 150 108 •Linton .. 449 732 283 eaforth , 603 395 208 erat „.104 987 2$7 ITsborne 582 314 238 Stephen ....en, $38 518 -317 .Hay. - 959 351 608 etrinley . 4114 547 '13. derich Tp 340 537 197 ullett 682 '401 231 oKillop 669 271 398,. Tuakeremith ... . _ . „,746 277 469 - enmity for niallantyaie, 2280. -Total -\iiite for Win: booPer.- 122. -' "Votes polled -...41 14,451 ot_polle.d (Continued On page 5) Judgment for Most af Cla'rn With Cost --Ben , Enters' Appeal Prank Allen of' Goderich was awarded practically the full amount of his claim against his brother Benjamin when their long standing dispute over a complicat- ed sbries ot.horse deals was disposed of in County Court on Tuesday, June 2601 - by Judge M. Costello. The inimediate 'claim Was for $3361.45. Costs also were allowed. L. E. Dancey, solicitor for Ben Allen, immediately ordered 'the evidence for the appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. The writ was first issued in the case on September 14th, 1933, . and it was slated for hearing by Mr. JusVce King. stone p.t the Winter Assizes of the Sup- reme Court Thneott to 'area settlement out of court a stay of pro., ceedings was'granted and it again came up before Mr. JUstice Kelly, in April. He- ordered that it be -dispose4. Of by Judge Coatelio and MOnday's heartnek was the result. Both brothers are well and favorably known in GoderiCh *here they have liv- ed for many years. Frank Allen has been the.buyer of horsed whieh were dis- posed of largely in Northern Ontario by Ben. They have been in butirets in a very large way, purchasing and shipping many thousands of animals over a long :Perlod- ig time. ,The business was .vety Profitable Wail the advent of the de- pression when. difficulties enstied. Prank claimed that no FA:minting coad be te- ettred of moneys adVanded by IIIth for the purehasa of luirses whith Den. sold: At request 'he supplied -full . details of transaetionswith the retidt that judge- ment was given in his favor. Ho date has, been announced for the hearing by the Supreme Court. MO and Hays have beds eating for the plain. tiff. Detsias;'of Pistos for Parade; Oche* stAle of Events -4 ,Careful Meeting -.-Piriartirept4tionfirWe:lhrriem Day celebration in Goderich se'ere oztt pleted at the last scheduled meeting on Mona' evenit4t. Juneg5th,,. in the WV), It Was again stressed and t commit- tee hoped had been made cigar that it will be rieeessary for all who intend to take partin the. parade .to be in their places at 'Victoria Park in time to move off at 9.30 o'clodk sharp. If anyone fails to be there at the proper tinie it was de- cided that the main bOdy would com- mence without them. This instruction particularly exeludes the small children who intend to be in the parade with decorated baby buggies a.nd -tricycles. ' These thildr,en are to wait in Court HOUSe Park until the 'parade 'comes. -they Wilrthezi-be-told b 11 -ie la-arade Marshall. When and wh.ere to loin iz. eThis arreillaelneant was__ decided on. as,. it was felt that it was too much to ask the • children to enarch the whole route. General Plan —.., • The plan is 'to have everyone except the alms Her First Call at doderich small children and the Elgin Regiment • meet at the Victoria Pane. • on July 1 -,Carries Newspapr- Councillor Seabrook will be ehief mar- men—Regular Run Starts shal of the parade. He will give the sig- .. Following Week te move off South alOng 'Victoria St. At the intersectlein of Kingston Street, turdynevill-, beeeposted---to The Steamer Hibeni bee' assigned •y the Seaway Lines Ltd. to the Toledo, meet- the Elgin, Regiment which will Windsor, Goderich and Little Current come clown Britannia Rd. from Agricul- tural Park. route and will make her firstapparance gens.....wneathena_peeeee t _port .on. Sunday,- July ist -enniestege street. to the Stnikee, the W. - The Hibou Ls assingle crew etertifier of ance-ef the parade following on -behind out the size of the eManitou-a---boat Proceeding around the Squareit will hich is well known here arid is said no head down. West- Street .to Waterloo, e very "comfortable..- to -Lighthouse -and-bank to the On her first trip slie'will carry a load square. It will circle the Square tiv-ice. of newspapermen, pi -withers of the Gra- The sniall children will be notified by hie 'Arts Club of 'Detroit, who have her_ the znarshall when to Jo1n lin -haltered for'a run over the week -end After the parade has dispereed; the P eOrelaal BaYThe--Pantr-wnelilldiesheld and- the .top over in Ooderich for some hours and fudging of the Children's event? will be intaneee--reffa-grar l Mayor 'C. C. Lee has already extende_d an i.carried on, -the meantime. a baseball Invitation to the -party. to -8,v:41i-them- t game' will be -hz progress a AZT cultural sphtes of the opportunity to view the (?ark, starting at 10.30 o'clock. sights ot the town and to enjoy an after- noon's play over the fairways- of the Maitland Golf Club, . The following week the Hiboie 'wW etart her regular runs, arriving ir Gode- nth- on Tuesday, July 12th, on the trip north. This Company also • owns the North- west and the Southwest two splendid boats on the reeular Chicago run, which it is -loped will be possible to make Goderich a port of call next year. SOME OLD CASES HANDLED IVIegietrate's'Coura Disposes of a Number -Rweetier Asinine:Remanded . liZry Johnston of Goderich who with' Clayton Nivens, wits driving soutiren the highway north of Clinton and crashed into a motor travelling north and injured the ocoupantso was fined and_ costs for permitting reckless driving -This unusud charge Was late as John - Eton was not driving although it was his care Nivens. was also assessed $10 for driihns without a permit. Clarence Bere pf London ecntributed $11)0 'with •costs for having It cases of beer in. his car at Baylield without the necessary authority. A couple Of young men from Wingtham' aid $1 each for the use of a schoolyard -for parking -purposes. " .Pergus Smaildon appeared again on Wednesday morning, June 27th, and was gain reenanded. There is a possibility hat tie will be able to make testinnalon. for the cattle which he adrnitS having rustled from the farm of It, A. Cleaver lacKillop Township. MENESETUNG OPENS Menesetung Park Hotel opens this week and prospects are for an unusually ood season. Mrs. Margaret Duckworth of Detroit, es• again in charge of the kit- chen and staff. Among the vinnors this week ve eordort filnelttr,:w4fe and fame y of Toronta. M. 'Sizicliiir 13 the avell- oWn "foot -loose reporter" of the Tor- onto Star and has just returned from a ix 'thousand mile trip strthe irterior of Africa. His rennet tine nea-r Pc the re- sult of the pleasant visit he had last year at the time Of the Birde-Eye Center eel- ebration. "The season ma government machin- ery runs so badlY is because it. IS obso- lete -and neglected."-Iiptori • In the afternoon another baseball game will commence at 1.30 and De ex- pected to finish about 3.0.9 par Follcwing the game the Elwin Regi- ment Will stage a Variety of spectacular and interesting enanoeuvres such as the trooping Of the colors, flag drill, tumb- ling- and the grand march pat. These, military exercises when well done are very Much worth while seeing. The Elgin Regiment have been training for the events for same time and should be excellent. 'Just prior" to the .military everts, three es poen to_ Contestants from. Euro °aunty, will be run off. A nuinber of good entries have been receiver] for these. „Atter the military events a third base- ball kame is scheduled between the , wip- ners of the two first games. This will coriunened at 4 p.m. and will be over about -a -paws In the evening the local town band will give a eoncert in the Square. Thus a full day is assured for all. A great deal of time was spent at Monday night's zneeting arranging small details' and particularly looking . after possible costs. , It will be necessary to provide free entry into the Agricultural Park' of the various players or the ball HURON COUNTY -014 Boys WILL MEET ON SATURDAY , The IlUren Old BONO Aiswiation of 14‘91`Onto 'war 1)0)4 the, annlial picnic in Area Nei. a, Canadian National Rctdbt ttoijVarit« Unontot On SaturfillY or th4. weeks, Races of all kin0Sfor yoiing and old, for Which Vied pilizts will be awargto -StioceutitorsL5tUes ttild girIs baseball Will be one of th featiirea Every lady IsreqUested to; bring a bas, ket of good Huron ,cooking, Refresh, ments will be served in the transPorta- tion_building at six o'clook, EverY per son is requested to sign the attendance register so that they May 'Procure a tick- et for the refresiunents. Every person must have •it, tieket. 'The mysterious "Lady Huron" will ap- pear on the grounds early j the day, and the first person discoing her identity -will -be- awarded a suitable prize. Particulars will be supplied by the secre- tary, E. Moody,' 58 Close Ave LA. 3276 Imposing Array of "Clergy :will ' Participate—MAO Guests Very great- interest is being manifested loudly in whate_premeseseto_ be _oneeof the smartest social events of. the -ceerent ses- son, the marriage of Miss Mary Caven Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Parsons, to William Pattison Telford, Jr., of Owen Sound.. The ceremony, will take plate in St. Geor 's Saturday afterrron, June 30, at 'three o'clock. An unusual and interesting feature of the ey _ant_ will be Ang_nartieleation_inth marriage ceremony -of -The Riett Rever- end Cleo. •Cring Stewart, tal).-. S.T.D., Lord Bishop of Chicago, who is a cousin of, the brtde and who has been visiting here -it -her home-lor some days. The Right fiev. Chas. Alan Seeger, M.A., D.D., LL.D., Lord Bishop of Hur, on, will officiate, and Venerable Arch- deacon J. B. Potheringham of Toronto. ''da tormereintaiffibent brthe PeirisheiiT .Goderich, Venerable Archdeacon A• L. G. Clarke of Grace _church, Brantford, gethervith-renerable-Ardideuon Wirs frid Jones-Batemati and ,Rev J. N. H. Mills, rector or St. George's, have been invited to assist. Many guests from far and near, inti- mate friends of the family, win be pre - .sent for the ceremony. Rezimental Dance Brilliant Fiinction ns#ranee ,„co IOre For CoinjanyPjcnk Bring Eiimdie Ana friends and Have Splendid Time in Perfect Weather' Teo- Wet WaValaisla Mutual Va- surance Company en3oSe4 ther annual picric in Harbor Park, Ooderich, this year, and fully fifty guest's of the Officeri -and directors sat deivn to a grand suite, per under the Shelter. of the covered -,din - Ina" hall on saturclay. June 23rd. Perfect, Wonky -weather greeted the In- ,. surance men and their falnilies Und most of the young. 'and Many of the older members of tbe party participeted ht the baseball game whiebewas started at once. Filially the game developed into a con- test between the ladies on on side and the men on the other. --The modesty of the men forbids reporting the score. Many of the party took ativentage of - the opportunity for a trip On the &eke which had been arranged by the County . ,-Counellevetnehawasaeraoyingeitsepleinceate---- ' the same time. . There was a bountiful supply 'of lee eream for yotingeand old and alleenjOye ed it No speeches were permitted but the table was cheerful with friendly gos- sip and trio men took the opportunity to diseusssethe e1ent1ore;inz4ries3 and- the . prOspeet for better farm 'prices. Cecil' Treleaven and • Harry Salkeld, who had been active in arranging the picnic, were congratulated on the sue- 'cies& of the party. " Robt. Davidson wasepresent, and Mrs. ' Davidson came later as .tending r meeting of the district O.K.A. In Clinton. -Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ackert, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Watson lAn. and Mrs.. W. J. Itiiiii-n-Pisone Mr. and Mrs.-. Wm. Montilla lan, Mr.. and Mro.:.W. P. Reed: Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacKay. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Oriffin, all directors of the Ceirpany and theireevives,-Mr.- and Dens -Bailie. -a p:Vit, director, Mrs Chits. Oirvin, Mrs. Isaac Hetherington; and Mr. Donald MacLean. the. Company auditor. Me. Thos .Stoth,- ,ers, treasurer: was unable to bc present. S.S. NO, 10, HULLETT, HOLDS PICNIC Axaong the, marneepie-nies held -on -Sate _ nrdct'ftz Harbor Park was thafirvfo S. S. No. 10„ Hullett Township, who gathered In force .for a good time for the chil- dren. Between forty and fiftn ehildren and grown ups sat down to a splendid repast and as soon as it was possible to find apace on the grounds a pi-0gram of sports was run off. Much ice cream was disposed of by the whole party and. with baselaall and a run on the lake a .oplen- did afternoon's outing was entoyed. Sunset Hotel Bright With .Color COMIlloe Events for Annual Affair of the AND BU.•'--NIESS BRIEFS County Battalinri _ _ The Women's Hospital Auxtniary will Hotel Sunset never had a brighter or liold a garden petty on JUdge Costello's , more colorful opening than 'this year lawn, Tuesday, July Han, commencing at 3 p.m. Bridge and Pive Hundred will be played and tea sen.e. latiss Margaret P.:. land, A 1'CM, is their friends at tneir annual dance on Friday evening, Jure 22nd. lippriaenpoa,revdocatlo anrde"thl'CeryP.uPPillisonien Dining room. rotunda and lour,ge were Dungannon. griy,with bunting and Mtge while sitting out rooms and retiring rooms were com- A garden suppn will be held on Mc - when Lt. Col. A. P, Sturdy and the offi- cers of the Huron Regiment entertained fortably arranged for the comfort and Kay Hall lawn, on Friday, July 8th, from convepience of the guest& 5 to 8 P.m. A splendid program is also Nearly 200 officers, their wiees and being prepared by local talent to be sweethearts and guests from far' and given on the lawn. Admirsion 35c, near took part in the teetivitiese children 25c. - Lt. Col. ISturdy and Mrs. Sturdy with Reserve the date, Thursday, July 26th, Gel. H. B. Coomb of Clinton, former WTI. for the annual garden Party of St. teams. It Wee ,dentrinci ,alter lona disenter -e-ommanding th regiment-, received -George's -Clear&-Wor-neif 6--(3-tad. te- allow each team a maximum' the guests as they entered the dining this is their Centennial year, a special ef 15 tlikets for its players, cos -dies, etc. room which had been set aside for the effort is being made that this may be *a The questlori 0 admiesion tickets for ;lancing. An eet4ellent- orehestra from these men was raised and it vra,e discov- ered that such tiginata %mind cost about 41.25 to 41.50 if printed. Couneillor Humber and Mr. Wigle could not see the necessity for each an expenditure and decided to use 60 of last nee:, tickets, appropriately inscribed on the backs. These will be distributed among our vier iting ball players. • Max. Mhz. 1934 73 66 74 52 83 48 82 60 68 48 83- 58 .. 73 58 Ma x. Min. 1933 80 58 00 48 •71 51 85, 51 82 e67 84 67 91 68 You may see the fonowing cars and °the.* by call- ing at our place of business.' NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 4 32 Essex Cos& 29 Cher. tOuti45 /9 Buick **Aid Couire 31 Si;ecial Ford Sv r Coutio, IL S. 31 -Chev. Sedari, Special 20 Chev: X:00 -pe 28 Chev. Truck 27 Ford Coach 25 Ford Took $TEIMLBA .f.t'S ire located at :Moores Ostragi 13.Phoe itaitatifi—Spociall—Gssrailtiefl 1 par—U.85 Orilit may be arranged on any of our care, WIR t�atailteakite .$46110-110 etreintaille tor cats it astintiole, /JO* aodarichs St. Thomas had been engaged for, the occasion. The red mess jackets of some of the officers, the searlet of some of the older officers and the • newer "bales" of the very interesting event. • Will the members of the Octogenarian Club 'or any who are now eligible -for membership kindly leave word at the Town Hall if they wish a place in the Dominion Day parade on Monday next 7 younger men, set off the beautiful gowns Conveyances will be provided for them. The earden party. under the auspices of the Nile Ladies' Guild, will Ile held on Wedtiesday. July 4th, on the Nile School grounds. Supper from 6 to 8. The pro-, gram will consist of a pia: , "Closed lApts.:!. and. orchestra_ frorit Winiechurcheee Admission 35c and 20c. The Women's Institute will held their regular meetingson Tuesday, July 5th, at MacKay Hail, et 3 p.m, Tne subject Will be taken ley Rev, .1. N. H. Mills, the of the ladies., Color ran riot as ts usual In military functions. Sergeant Major Geo. James announced the guests at the ballroom door while four eergeantsi were posted In the rot - arida and on the veranda fo: the con- venience of the guest& Col. Coomb and Mrs. Sturdv led the .grand march with Which the dare open- ed, followed by the gueets in a long laughing line Supper was served 16 the lounge from lunch was enjoyed by an. roll call will be. Noted CanadLen Women eleven o'clock on and a very dainty Comfortable rteats and retiring nooks and Their Work Mrs W. Laweence will tite wide verandahs were much pat -1 Ore the -Current Events. The hostesses on ronized by the younger members of the, will be Mesdames E. Beattie, C. Biased. party who watched the moan making! Hall. ! J. Adams, W. Barlow, A. Celberne, R. long rippling pathways across Lake Hur- on in the time honored fashlor. joyed them but daneing was in the air Wednesday. June 27th, to Mr aledseetrsees— CLARK.-At Alexandra hospital. on tin BORN Cards were available for those who en- AdesaungeandeoIdepreftierdirfritity then I 18 kely, from tlie entsfied efain- inents of the guests, that future regi- mental attain' will be staged in the same hetet altlitiugh this le the firet tieeafiloti on which the facilities of the Sunset have been made nee of. Guests were present from oll parts of the county and from Owen Soinid, Strat- enrci. Toronto, as well as other Western Ontario points. CONIPIESSION itadge--"itiave you etior NI. utterly AkIltgrated itt publler Janot-aviby, res, to tutband goes out witt? nit oetationally,° ?tr. root .was friendly with 131101PY :WALE* OF .T}E FLGIN:ItGIMENT ill take .past in. this 11001ihi4711' DOW Celebtitti40 4tt G041000 40septreltcrirli sbn. ' 'pup, CLAMMONT.-At Alexandra tao01tal, on Sunday, June 24th, June Maxine, In- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Clairmont, IN MEMORIAM V ICKRRs.-fn loving memory of Sarnuel Vtekere, who passed away six yeara ago, June '2Gth, 1928. We do not forget him. we loved him too Por his memory to fttcle front cur lives like a dream. Our 11133' need net Sneak, when our hearts mourn ,Ntncerely. Por grief often dwella where it eeldelle Seen. In our home Its 13 fondly remembered, SWeet Matter -les ding' to 1814 nathe The* wholovecl him In We sincetely. Bunion and mitt" CalluS until diresS ,�tUlp love bnz itt deatfl ids tp8 s$ne, Corn" lind itunicin saves were Sid by Oittny iklued by brug 6tere, WV'S and