The Goderich Star, 1934-08-02, Page 1No Permission
For Sale of.Beer
- New Regulations Not Greatly Dif-
ferent From Old In This Colin.
tY--Law Will Be Enforced:*
1.9•••••••,•09,9.999
Theti ft sale
ARTHI.IR cittctz PxeNic
ENJOYABLE •AFFAIR
IsTevelty rseee comeits and Pleafant.
EQ04 Inter:Co/ire% Marked the u
. snit
pieniteef the ArtienePirele Knoet Pres;
byterian Chureli, on Wiednefsdtv)r., afters
noon, This annual tvent Was held this,
year in Jowettit„..0-teve, MeM-
bers with 131eir husbands, elsildpsn and
ques on. o hefuture wlxiefriendt, nuriabering' 125, Were PreSent.
and beer in Huron County remains in a The members of the committee in
, 'state of doubt none of the hotels whe charge of the arrangements. were tire]as
, having received definite word from Tot- •
privnefp; in their efforts ,to add to e the enjOymeot
have made applivation for •the
X, of the occasion.
Tot -
onto as yet,
One hotel in Zurich Is said to be ex -
Petting a permit, at any time but those
in the best position to judge state that
there is little likelihood of the govern-
ment taking action without some general
manifestation of a wide public 'desire on
the part of the citizens for freer regula-
tions. Huron isknown as one of .the coat...„.,rae-41i,;;Ball,,,. Rod-. Jolenstur.
two or three really dry epots in the.Pro- Wheelbarrow race -Donald MeQuarrie,
. vinee. Pat Hume. Peanuts on knife won. by
Those who would like to see the eountY Mrs. H. K. Revell's eside Hitting bags,
treated like any other part of the pro- blindfolded -Ruth Drier, Jack 'Telford.
tt vince 'recall that the torn of Goeterich,. ,leelienitealleleeeletstle contest:fore'..boys and
twice voted POI: 'beer and cannot See Whi girl
.
the kaia4.1..crof iheleaunty--shouid:_diotafe _- s -Ruth Deer, Marion, Cha_psaan, arkers,--r-eareited -from. -menebers-of- the- a n yne, mem or H ."% ,i7in, and Mr,
......_ ... , =It -bOttle . and -60thes. plee" 'contest,tehurelt, eintilatertliebeSt -e.t.a* of too,,,.-C.,TATIVehertiaiisTM.L,A,---for m.-Brue'e
to the town in this particular. , The re-, ladies--Meis Margaret Barnett; boys and fessional ,circus performers and drew pat- before the Board takes any action, Some
port that the Dominion Gorver,nment IS girls, Grant Johnston.' Change should be made to give chea,peg
rons to many of the wheels of fortune, . '
,taking the stand that the peoPle shoeeld A peanut scramble in which all. joined the *games of chance and to the Various power to Goderich. It does .not seem
awn Carrov4 is
Splendid Success
St. George's Rectory G
Scene of Colorful Gathering,
• Rein Fad s to Mar Centennial
Affair
Hain, :falling' in • light interneittent
showers, dampened but tailed to prevent
a real euccess for the lawn carnival at
St. Georges chureh on Thursday,
% •
Llofes ?Apitointittent of Rural Wm- Victim In IViorris
her on Provincial %lir° Cont..' I
E Robt. Dodd Hold
miesion,Claint Tourist Trade
Hurt Because of Dry Law
,
'That GOslerieh is not getting a fair i
Two Men Attook 'Farmer Late on
Sunday. Niglit Near VVinghant
Rnbert Dodd Vilka, •the victim,. of a near
hold-up in nerds Township, near NV/M-
elee' in Hydro serVice was expressed ham, when he was returning to his horde
freely by representative businees men at late Sunday night July 29th.
the meeting of the Goclerith ,Boerd of He states that two men jumped out at
Trade on Monday night. W. H. Robeetd him from a ditch, brandishing what he
thinks were weapon.e of some sort He
The results of the races and contests SQZ1 and Dr, A. H. Mecklin were named
. was driving his horse and buggy He
the
were: Plate raee-Mr. Schaefer and 26th' a committee. to draft a resolution asking time ;sad one of the men seized the
Mrs. J. C. Cutte Girls' race, 8 years and
Designed as a part of the celebration the Ontario Government to appoint a re- horse's bridle in an attempt tb bring the
under -Claire Bisset. Girls, 10 years of the church and, pari.sh, extensive plans presentative for the counties outside
MacEWan, Boys; 12 years and under -
and under -Jean Schaefer and Eleanor had been made for it, Plans which were Toronto and Hartillton on the - ,Hydro
carri d
m ca on made
Donald 1VIcQuarrie, Billy LanawaY.• Girls necessary by the rain, It wound up ,
Comniission. disoussion brought out
kicking the slipper -Ruth Deer. Ladies satisfactorily, however, with a gross the fact that rural Mtinicipalities ,and
small towns and villages would not be
come of $770, part of which gees to help favored so lang as there are three big
pay the-clebiesst.tIres-elfurch.
city representati'ves on the Commission.
Color was the keynote with banners,
'bunting. and numerous flags decorating. Boar. In introducing the miestlen to. the
A. H. Macklin. said he: felt
the rectory grounds, while in the evening Goderich was not getting a fair deal
colored lights strunprom tree toebooths_ , actviee,4 ise,eeouch. ..eeetee
and -a big-spalightanade a lifely scene. eeee -"eece
have an opportunity of- expressing an was an entertaining feature of the pie-
nienion on -the -Canada Temperance Act ate,
before it is cast finally into the discard
rather tends to slow up • action, on the
p 0 f the Province.. '
" There are a number a different Inter-
pretations of the new regulations by some
in the county who desire to dispense
beer, especially. One .county consteaX.e
es; told by a group in the seuthern'part
of the countythatthey Could sell in their
premises or on the street if they -wished
-aralette beillenot `sWee'etilleTh.
into Goderich to get authoratative infor-
mation and was told by Magistrate Reid
that the only let -down provided for bv
the new regulations was that a man did
not require a permit to have beer in his
possessfon. Otherwise the old law stands
pretty much as it was and would unques-
tirnably be enforced. The new reegula-
tions so far do not annt.v-to Huron un-
ty and anyone 'considering the opeh sale
of beer here mint be,prepitred to.accept
the consequenees.
1
es where-oeld-seend-endscandies-a
many other articles were on sale. •
•
Fortune telling, dear to, the hearts of
women, was a . feature. with Madame
MacDonald andeProfessor Ashbrook dis-
-- . pensi'ng •ativiee and information on what
Banner Raee Meet
Trotting and Pacing Association the future held for many.
}lave Large Entri •
Supper in Parish Ball
It was intended to 'serve supper to
Evtrything • it in readiness for the, .hungry townspeople at small tables on
horse race• to be held in ..the Agrieuitllr,ethe laeirnr_but the rain made it necessary
eal Perk -here on CivicHoliday, August to ni.ove this- indoors. Previously a
6bh. The track Le 1.n perfect condieion; b ear h b .
the judges' stand bas been improved b
a coat of paint, and the huge covere
reasonable, Dr. Macklin argued, that be-
cause a city is big and near the source
of supply, that the smaller places should
suffer. He advocated, shaving down the
price.
"All members of the legielature nurtli
and West of Toronto are Liberals," said
Dr. Macklin, "Now is an oppoltune,time.
If we ever had a good chance to correct
animal to a halt, Dodd urged the horse
on and the man 'dropped his held, with
the result that the intended victim
escaped. Het,p•roceeded to Wingham and
-notilled Constable McMichael, who.ralsed
tlae alarm.
ProvincialeOffieer Tregenza picked up
two men who had no Address and
brought . them from near 13elgrave and
lodged them in the county jail. They
were not armed. A full search of the
iiity is being iiide for an suspicious
characters.
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W. STEVENSON HAS BARN-
.
•
DESTROYED By FIRE
--A-barn on---the-farnr-.uf Witfr
meson on the Blue Water Highway north
of Port Albert, was destroyed by fire dur-
ing the • electrical storm on MondaY,
This is the third time in 0/Q11V years
that a barn on thik farm has been de-
stroyed by fire. The storm- which start-
ed shortly after midnight, and lasted two
hob
rs, was partic esevere. Borne
a long standing abuse, It' IS now." calves were •removed lay the. hay• crop
Dr. Macklin • referred to the .scheme and some implements were - destroyed by
proposed sorne'yeaxs ago of damming the the flames. Mr. Stetrenson fs a brother
• Maitland River for the purpose of gen- of Albert •Stevenson,, .tewn.
Y but this was cleared away and a bevy of mer Hydro engineer, when visiting Gode-
e parish hal le power. F. A. Gaby for -
• grand stand has been thoroughly clean
led.
, Outside *horses are 'erriving daily, an
by Saturday evening it ie estimated ever
stake will be thoroughly filled with tit• number of the Grand Circuit speeder
right fresh from the meeting Toron
last week should make the king of sports
a,ncl the sport of kings very,attractive to
horsemen end others in tine. section of
the province.
y
KINCARDINE LADIES VISIT
-MAITLAND GOLFCLUB
The ladies of the Maitland Golf Club
• entertained a team frcim the Kincardine
Golf Club in an inteseclab match on
a
to -
the younger members of the congregation rich, had said there Ifras enough power.
under the leadership of Mrs. G. L. Par- in theriver to provide ,sufficient energy
sons, served supper to several hundred for seven co
peopje. More than were expected, came. high darn whi
with the result that supplies had to be, strutted woul
replenished frNuently. The hall proved felt by Dr.
exceilerif place for thie, event, decOr- ellecouraged be
atece as it was with colored lights. and to pronlote H
flowers- in profueicn. F. E. Binh
that instead
by lelr. Gaby,
would cost le
• arke—Ae_white-elephant--boothi—H-.- ff ur-g
under the able direction of Mrs. Fred' Municipalities
.Naftel and Mrs. R. C: Whateley,-tvas well
patronised all afternoon and evening.* A
fancy work table in charge of Mrs. Mon-
tague • Baker, Miss Claire Reynolds And
a Mrs. G. Watson did a splendid business
ti while the goods lasted, many satisfied
customers carrying away much desired
articles. •
The children enjoyed that source of
t neremeial pleasure, the fish pond. where
• Mrs. IL lealnfee held forth. Almost, as
ropular with the 'young, was the candy
booth where Packages, of candy in' un-,
4usual- shapes. -were -dispensed by Mit. 'A:
• Gorl, Mrs. H. Hunt .'and lyfrs. Evans.
Mr. G. L. Parsons was the thairman
• 'of•'the general -committee-in charge ofe
/the Centennial celebration and on -him
,• .largely fell the taek Of coordinating the
various activities. Dr. Jas. Graham was
responsible for the detail of the lawn
•eareival, and these two, with seVeral
active committees, achieved a reneefie--
cess. •
Several hundred keys were sold, one of
inch was W +sten the treasure chest,
one of the main prizes of the carnival.
This *at won by Mrs. Gordon' Tebbutt.
A splendid mattress was won by Mr.
Chas. Clarke, a stove by Miss Phyllis
oBaechler.
Thestreet alongside the rectory
grounds was toped .off from Nelson
street north and on the space provided
many ears were perked, while the town
band enlivened the evening with an ex-
cellent eelectioneof-Popular airs.
unties, but had declared the
eh would have to be eon -
d cost, enormously. It was
Maelcnn tits_ t the idep. was
cause the- engineer wiened
ydro.. • •
am interjected the opineon tary-treasurer of the Exeter Public
of the high dam proposed' Utilities Commission at Exeter, waes gee -
a eerie, of smaller ones; en a preliminary- hearing_on Wednesdey
ss and give greater power,' at *geter before Magistrate Reid, He -
Outside, a flower table held blooms
-which were sold_ by a conimittee compos-
ed of Mies Hazel Hartwell and Miss
%Nr
Hermann W. Doerr
Sent Up For Trial at December
Assizes—Traffic -Court
Cases -
SERIOUSLY
.HURT NEAR. WINGHAM
Um. Mirold, 0+ White, 31, Seaforth,
in Whighaln hoSpital .with a tracturo
Anil in Critleal condition .as a redult of
alt automobile accident near Illuevale al
11 o'cleek on Monday. Her hhsband
driver of the car, eeeened with chest
facial and leg.abraeions.
Travelling at high speed, according to
titanic Officer A. G. Rupp, White, pro-
ceeding east from Wingharn to Biuevale,
sideswiPed another ear driven by MIlIej
Ireator, R. R. 2, Winglunii. as it was
coming out of his farm driveway. The
White car turned over four times and
catne to,rest four wheels in the aii 100
feet from point of impact. Mrs. White
was thrown from the ear fifty feet from
,
the scene of the collision, but her hus-
band was still behind the wheel and was
able to extricate himself. Both injured
were removed to Wingham hespital by
.passing motorists. Proctor was unin-
jured and hie car not datnaged.
lower School
, .
Exam. Results
The following pupils who wrote the
Lower School examinations at Goderich
and Dungannon .„have been successful in
pass ng in the subjects Indicated: •
Goderich C e n tr e -Phyllis Rambler,
Gram., Arith.; Maurice Bowler,: Grain.,‘1
Acocridilei inntgt?viaxhineri
Large Drilling Bit Broke at God, -
rich Salt Company's Plant
During the Week
The Jordan Roberts Sales Co., of
;Brantford, engaged. In drilling the new
salt well at the Plant of the "Gosterich,
• Salt Cempany, suffered an unfortunate
accident lett Monday. The large drilling
bit broke off the stem at a depth of 800
feet and remained lodged there. •
deavors to remove it from its pesitgon
proved -futile, and progress in the work
was held up temporarily. Necessary.mea-
sures have been taken., and the work is
proceeding.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
ON WEDNESDAY
The Lawn Bowling Club held a Scotch
.Doubles Tournament on Wednesday at
the PIcton Street, Green-- ----
• The trophy was won -by J. A. Wilton
and A. Taylor, or Vlnghamthe second
prize going to T. Taylor and W. Abell,
Goderich,
Second Event-ist, A. M. Crawfordand
W. 'Millen; 2nd, F. Hunt and M. Ainslie_
Godcriche
Third Event -1st, E. Prldhana and
George Mumby;' 2nd, FL MeNte and J.
Geog., Arith., BotanY; Col, Lander.
linson-r-vGeog, Arith.; -Ortice--Courtn6y; '
Physio;' Craigie, Arith.; Char-
lotte Crawford, Hist., °cog.. Art, AgriC: I;
Eugene -Daltoh.. Arith.; Phylles Elliott.
Hist., Geog„ Art, Boteny; Myrtle Foster,
Geog„ Agric. I; Gladys Grassick, Gram.s
Dorothy Gray, i Gram.; Leah Grifft. Arith.,
Aterie. IL; 'George Hamilton, dram.:
Prances Hong:on, Hist., Art, Botany
Ivan_ Irwin, Hist.; Kenneth Laing, Agrio.
I.;. Donald. Latte-Arith.: Kathleen Led -
nor, Botany; Marion MacKay, Arith.:
Robert Maobgnald, Gram.; Mary Marks,
Hermann W. Doerr, defaulting secre-
: $
Mcndoey afternoon, the hostesses winning.i
The individual scores were:
Goderich •Kincardine
Mee Bruce , .,,e Miss M Stewart
P. Grassiek ,0 Mrs. Chowen...: .... 1
_Mr' ,LioYd . A 1Vir5. _Spire • 1
• Mr:. J. M. -Taylor ...1 Mrs. Magmoci0
Oraee Watson 1 Miss IVIcPherson 0
Williams 1 Mrs. Davies 0
Nees M. Edwards 1 Mies Mitchel- 0
.Mrs. 7. D. Eastm-anTO 1Vtiss McInnis 1
•."Mr- D. D. Mooney 0 Mrs. Morrison. 1
Mr: W. F. Gallow..1 1Vr1ss Scougall • 0
6 • 4
Jo' Luncheon was served to the visitors -at
ape o'clock and tea dining the lafterneon
,•hen Mrs. C. A. Reid, the Preeident, Was
e tea hostess.
The weekly field day was held on Fri-
day. July 27th.. The winner of the low
net score was' Miss 'Janet Martins and of
the hidden hole, 'Mrs, ,D, O. Mooney.
mid -Summer Sale now on. Cleartng
pri< es on et-sununer Unmet Sebtrefer's
e *ANTED •
WANTED. -At once, a nlald for gen-
eral ho u se w otk. Apply' MRS.
CeleleS. GARROW, North- St..
FOR SALE OR TO RENT_
To ' RENT. -4'Lakeefewt large new
five -r ooened Cottage, furinehed
s:reened verandah at.Port Albert. Avail-
ab;e up to August 121h. Apply to MEL-
VILLE UIEW, "Phone 55, Dungan -
eon
• FOUND
Panel 'Contiining two pair
A of shoes, and a bathing dap, _0wh-
,er can have same by Iroving- property
an -3 °eying for this advertieement.
Ap-
ply Box 5. $WA/tiorpxcE.
NOTICE TO CIIEDITOBS
-ivarre6 To "thisoficrit....—.
IN vri.E ESTAlti UMW SANE
4' STEVENS, DECAASE15.
An e$ereoiis hating claims ,against ,the
cq.aW -Oft, MAIL,Alitnedatelteril,lateof;,the
T,vnt of Goderich, in the ,cohalty,_.or
Heron, widow, &Ceased, who diet oti or
abut the 13th dap of Jay, 1034, are
hereby notified 10`send in to ille Under-
signed on or before the 10th day of Aug
us+. 1034, full Particulars of thel, clabats„
Immediately after the said date the
exeoutors Will distribute the *vets Of the
said deceased, having regard- OW tk.• the
claims ef Whith thy then shall have n0.
• ticeand they *111 not be liable to an
sperson of whose thilin they shall not
then have receiVed Take tOt the woe
so distruniud or' any part thereof.
Dated at ti0dett6h 1d sIQttt 44 ,
;July, 104.
0. HI0 t titictr?,
C. 0. F. PICNIC-
_• , LARGELY ATTEsbED
•
The members of Court Goderich No
L32 and Benneiller No. 86, C.O.F., held
successful picnic on Wednesday-, Augus
1st, in Harbor ,Park here. It Was the
annual outing' for the lodgee _and •wai
well attended -by both. Included- in, the
visitors - present was W. E„ aging, Super-
intendent of Organization, of Brantford.
Thecommittee in charge of the ate
ranieements was cOrnposed off,tne -follow-
ing: ' Ernest Breckenridge, 'John W. Bell,
A: E. Barker, W. F. H. Price, Gordon
Reece, Frank Bowra and . George Ginn._
Frank E. Bowra and Ernest Holtzhausen,
are the Chief Rangers, of Goderioh and
Benmiller lodges respeetfvely.
A bountiful supper was served in the
pavilion. The lemonade in large con-
tainers was stirred with a huge spoon
made of maple wood and Presented to the
Goderich C. 0. P. -Court by N. E. Bark-
er, the energetic secretary. ,
The races resulted aS followe:
Boys years.- and under -Douglas
Barnes, Ronald Barker. Boys 8 years'
'and under--eifelviii Barnes, Jerry Ginn.
Boys • 12 years .and under -Raymond
Barker, David Geieve. 15 years arid un-
der -Earl Fuller. •Single men's race -
Clifford MeNell. Married men's rade-,
• Frank Bowra. Boys' wheelbarrow race
-Earl, Fuller and Raymond Ginn.
Gide 6 years and under -Audrey Ginn,
Dorothy Wa1ters.--'-8 years and under -
Bernice Fuller, Audrey Barker. • Girls
12 yes and under -Phyllis Ginn, Dor-
othy
Single ladi* raCe-Asiss Jean Price.
Married ladies' race -Mrs., John FarriSh.
-Girls" Moe race -.Dorothy Ginn. Boys'
and men's soda fact* centest-Charles
Wigle. Boys' and, rriezi's novelty race,
the prize going *to ,the one wiho einptied
a bade of milk first -Bert Campbell,
Senior ,girls* three-legged rake --Mrs. ,G.
Parrish and Albs Myrtle Good. Ladies'
novelty race -Mrs. J'. Farrish. Young
girls' three-legged race -Ruby and ROS.
ena. Waif& ."
REAL ESTATE AND INSIIIIANCE-
•
BASEBALL
•
Gram.; Muriel Miller, Hest., Geog., Art,
Agile 1.: ffetty Newton, ,Hist., °cog..
Botany: Cyril O'Keefe, Zoology; Joseph
'Keefe, Arith,i SWAIM= Wi
• 'nders,
Arith.; Isobel Scott, Rik., Geog., Botany;
Jean Scott, Hist., Geog., Botany; Albert
Shore. Agric. II.; Donald Simpson,
reerane, Hist., Geog., Arith., Botany; Rob-
ert Simpson, Gram., Hist., ()cog., Arith.;
ed Beterly: Elizabeth Thiel Gram Hist
shas-osnteaeu-of-many- elected to be tried by judge and jury andiPh,ySicg., Arith., Zoology; Mary Vraoman,
t up fe;• tit at the Art, Aerie I.; Winalfred Watson, Hist.,
with hydro itre drawing to was gen
a close, and the formee will be in a posi-
tion to be the dictators to demand a• ,
cheaper rate or set about to develop their
own power. Plans are available for a
plant on the Maitland River sufficient to
serve a. territory for fifty° miles at a cost
of less than a quarter million. At pres-
ent Goderich
Ing Hydro $42
Toronto, Ram
The resolutiti
municipal cou
throughout W
them to see&
members of th
A.ssizes.
M. C. Burkitt, of Burlington, pleaded
guilty: to tendering two worthless cheques
•at Wingham for 810..09 each. • Hi. was
arrested at Burlington on July 27th by
Provincial Constable Tragenza. and
come up for sentende on Friday.
Geog., Art. Botany; Kenneth Campbell
and nearby towns are pay- John Radford„ of Wingham, and Frank reiram., Botany; Mary Cerra. Art, Bot -
per H. P., over twice what[ Pitsquelle.- of Toronto, were arrested' en
ilton, -and dther places pay.' a charge of vagrancy. They, are wanted any; James Parrish. Hist., Cleoge Zoo..
logy; Kenneth FInlayson, Phy-
-n- wilt be sent to all in Kincardine for breaking and entering'
slog., Arlthe Zoology. Sara.belle Finlay -
mils, and Boards of Trade three different stores there. On Tues- son.
physiog, Zoology; Jean Forste,r
• -to-oPeration of their
est. rn Ontario, and, ask- doy they were remanded for a week. physiog.: moon. outhore. Geog. ey admitted their 'guilt, and will be
e Legislature: Botany; Kenneth Hodges, Gram., Phy.
t ed at Walket:tdp. Radford has a re-
cord. • slog, Arith., Agile. II.; Bertha 'Jones
Hist., Geog., Arith., Agric. 11.i Beatrice
Wesley Thcmpson, Whitechurch fish
peddlar, was fined 810 and 'costs for Kinahan, Gram., Hist., Geog Phy,slog
Arith., Art; Finlay MacDonald. 1,;hyslog,
stepping too hard on the gas tome days
Zoology; Donald°. MacKendriek, Gram.:
Kathleen MacKendrick, Gram., Zoology;
Florence MacKenzie, Zoology; Roy Mac-
Kenzie, Physiog., Zoology; Lillian Mac- I
Lean, Gram., Arith. Zc,ologyet Laurin°
Iteller-, Hist., Physlog. Arithe; James-Nel-e
son, Hist.. °cog., Art; Doreen Puidon
Geog Art; 'Alvin Robb. •Phyaloge- Art
Zoology: Irene Roes, Gram., Zoology
Kathleen Thom, Gram., Arithe Norma
Weatherhead, Gram., Hist., Phyeiog..,
Arith., Botany; Bertram 'Whyard. Geog.
Physioge Arith.; Viola Young. --deog.
E. C. BEACOM,
I. P. H. Huron, West
NOTABLE DUNGANNON SOW
OlvBIrth to 35 Small Pigs In Leos
Than Seventeen ainnths
Agile L; Dweena Wilson, Arith: Annie
Young, Geog., Art.
Dungannon Centre -Verna Anderson,
PhY•siog.: VOilliam` Blake. Gram.,
Hist., Arith„ Botany; Ralph Brodie,
Hist., • Arith.; Joseph- BropheY, Hist.,
Losing TorirIng
• That Goderich Is not getting a- fair
share Of the tourist trade this summer
because it has
where beverag
plaint voiced by several members Of the
Board. Goderich is just marking time,
It was declared. Tourilts are not corn-
ing here because the town IS diy".' Wiar-
ton, Ktncardlne and Pert Elgin, "wet
towns,". are being well. patronized. "are
chuck full of tourists."
"All we have to offer is •the atmo-
sphere, environment, scenery and sun-
sets, and, that isn't enough,' said L
Parsons; and„ Mayor Lee volunteered the
information that even touristyaeliti
which call here, ask for -beer, and when
they can't get it, they move on." ,
The Town CoM-611 has tabled twice a
petition signe,d ,bye.ettiteeeeftetelief asking
the government to eitablish a liquor store
here. The opiniort was expressed that a
start shOuld be Inede in getting a slate
of representative citizens to run for next
yeat's council, and some navies were sup
gested by Mr. Parson.s. -
Mayor Lee was urged to use his pre-
rogative chief Magbittate and send
on the petition: To Which his 'Worship
replied that it was held up by majority
no liquor store, nor:place ago., The alternative Was 10 days in
es are sold, was a cern- Castle Reynolds.
He • discovered that there was not
enough mash in the treasury to pay the
ehot. so there was nothing to do but take
the ten days. Then he found that he
couldn't get to Goderich any way eeeept
by hitch' hiking. So he started-ode-from-
Wingham and, with the aid of kind-:
hearted Motorists finally arrived at the
gates of the jail. Thee he presented
his admission ticket and after establish-
ing the fact that he was entitled to enter
was taken in. Committal Papers were
made out afterwards. ••
Thos. bickinson Teeswater paid the
court* costs under a -false pretense charge
and was, alloived
out; on suispended sen-
tence. Magistrate Reid assessed the Oats
at 816.90. At the same time John John-
ston, of ininberry, paid .82,5, for the pri-
vilege of consuming liquor in a public
Place.
: Phillip Straus, aged 74. of Clifford, was
sent up for trial at the fall aseizes on, a
charge of Indecent assault preferred'
against him -by Howick Township
woman and her husband. Straus plead -
GUESTS AT SUNSET HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert WhitelaWeWood---
stock.
Jas. Symington, Detroit.
Ie E. P. Gundry, Toronto.
Mrs. 'A. Crawford. Port Huton.
1 Violet Crawford, Port Huron.
R. R. Ramsay. London. •
Dr. and Mrs. S. leaching. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ChOwn and Misses
Alice and Margaret Chown, Toronto,
E: J. Barieeon, Windsor. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. B Girdon, Broekville.
Mr' 'and Mrs. A. Ripley. Toronto.
_GUESTS AT PARK HOUSE
. • • a,
K. P. Pink, Millbank.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. E. Melrose, Detroit '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brown and daughtei.
Elma. of Woodbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown; Kingsville
Mr. aed Mrs. E. V. Lesslie and Jack,
Brockville.
Mrs. and Miss Miller, Toronto.
Mr. N. P. Eckart, Toronto.
Miss Emma Gurd, London.
VETERA14S.ADVISED TO
TAKE THEIR MEDALS
• These Oring to Toronto 1111,3t Need tempi.
Interest in the Corns Reunion.has so
grown in the past week that it is now
confidently predicted that at least.75men
win leave Goderich on special train
on 'Saturday morning
The same story ape _.1.1%& in every ..paper
In Western Ontario. The last great
camp is _calling the m'en together. Leg-
ion Officials advise all who intend going
to be Sure to take their medals arid if
possible their diseherge certificates. It IS
said .that many non-qualifled •per-
sons will attempt to join in- the -festivi-
ties with the result that it may be neces-
etuy to ask for credentials at the gates
of Exhibition Park.
_
HARBOWNOTES
The government supply boat, St. Etel-
tors, of Sorel, arrived in Goderich on
WednesdaY, "ivith supp..lies for the light-
house.
The Superior disehalged a cargo of
wheat and oats at the Goderich Eleva-
tor.and the Western Cenada Flour ernes
today, and take on a load of salt from
the Goderich Salt Co
Several' 'fine. yachts vesited Godele:h
bungannon, has a sow of which he Is
Matthew Shackleton of R. R. No, 1. this weeit'_.
.10
-Goderich ,took in the, tournament at
° on WedtiesdaY afternoon. very newt'.
In February of last year she gave birth
tO a litter sol. 12 pigs- weighing' a total of .-
211 pound. ttflii* :the following, 13th of I Com in Events- 1
AND BUSINESS BRIEFS ,°
Goderich *on the first game from Mit-
chell by the. score of 8.74Cirk, going the
route for Goderich.
In the second genie Clinton won from
Staffa in a twelve -innings game by the
score 4-3.
in the final game Clinton won from
Goderich, score 9-5. Fritzlo started for
Goderich and was relieved by Don John-
atm- in the fifth inning.•
Innings, 1 2 4 +-a -6 e 6.rt E --
Goderich-2 1 3 0 0 4,2 o 0 8 11 2. •
Mitchell-:-- 6 3 6 2 2 0 0 0 0.1 3
NirlF. and Otlitell, 'Rodgers and MOM -
con:
'faCtory.
vote, • • ed not guilty at the' preliminary hearing
10 Gorrie. He was allowed his freedom
on a $500 bail.
Harry Wat;on, of Gerrie, and Malolm
iiague, of 'Woocistock, aged 21 and 22 re -
The antiquated tele,phone system in
vogue in Goderich also came under tire
The Secretary tvaa instrifeted to com-
municate with ale Bell Telephone Co.,.
siequesting them to install a more med. spectively;• appeared before Magistratie
trii-SYSfetri Imre- " ,Reid kiii.traturdaY Mei-rang, '28th..: to
r
tvnr.n. atkrqepoingrinrianmothen w.,,lasndusgilitorrifeatitaint thethe answer, to the, charge of making off 'With
a motor car belonging to I. SaundersorL,
aGoodoeriepeih, gShoalpt InCoMparithe oyIdattreittbsionatabirhini toerdgvve rearnedtere.d.or,4wi;nbrilitt; 1_;0„,iltterLiknotwilo-
Clinton 4 • 8 ° 2 thent. '
Stara 3
deed-WrilefiTOOCI)la-ce on July 12th and
Were Sera beak fo for a wek to await
5, 4, The president ft D. Croft., who is the sentence. The eats was badly damaged.
Carrick, kracEwart. Kerslake und 1er. representative of the town on the 13lies IThey vvill come up on Saturday.
slake. 1 wok memo Atrdocutions wog asked tc, Several man tiimc cases also eame
Timings I 2 3 4 5 0 .7 It U 19 write Col. Woodrovv, the president, and' b6f°11' Magistrate 'Reid on Saturday
VP. D. •terguson. the secretary, remind. ITIQrning. Anabng them wa.s one' in which
Ing thern that tho semi -alma! meeting John ,;4ariiini:o.1..,. Wroxeter paid 810 : for
will be held in CiOderich ha Septemb'ere failing to regiite? the transfer of
med; meson Ha 0. It. Bennet and Cyril Spence, all paid into
Ille triemkers Present Were: & a antomobile. Nelson Cardna. J. Kehoe. J
Croft, who tweg.
. iur. Grim W. tr. nobertton. .00ttrt for the prit4lege of speeding 10.7hile " 27
0odor1ch.,4 1 6 0 1 0 05 9 5.
clinten- 4 5 0 0 0 0 x 5 2.
Vritzley, Johnston and •Currell. Brant
and 1Viactstati,
thalipliei-!-Cale at plate, Clarke and
litenean en Wes.
The GOderkli tiotticultural Society
will hold its annual flower shower itt
Maelny ThlirSdaY :And- rrldat
August .th atitA0t,14.
July she had anOther lirtfr of 11„ weigh-
ing 203 pounds. In June 'of this year she
again had a litt0. 6this tiltie there were
12 Mlle ones 10141ng on the average
the same at the ;Other litters.
This total of Ilk, pigs in 17 months is
p e y rd to beafi. in the opinion of Mr.
Shackleton,' who is eendirm the factIsi
to sorrier of the' farm „r4).pert.
-catcher
• There has been 1.28 inches more
fall in July this year than there
during July. 1933. This year it was
while a year ago it Was .63.p
The temperatures recorded by the
er:motneter wrist us-,•tollor;
Sfax. Min, Max. Min
.1.n3 1034
July 20 '79 59 le 93
map? Let, Dt. %twat told it.. a mho, Tom Xing. the -young BurlirigtIn Mari " 28 *iits
I.> •-•?• e• , ,
hatft$ • '• 't
* whoSe car took -10 the air last reek n..a ' " 29
Grand Bend. Was alsessed 420 and eettt 9 30 , -,,, 93. 14
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Mid.Stirtimer Sale tow Ma. kClettrur for rocklas drivaig. WVItin. Quinn Vaid titi
IlifieS, Ori 411, sunttnettenow4A -fiVitifett antrAttattf not ig 'tilitilititgliik' Aug,
• 80 al 13 54
88 87 69. 0
. 91 0 $3 47
71(
87
' 74 51
Reserve Friday, August 3:4, for the
I annual Maple Leal night at the.
Banish Stoniaeli Trouble. 'Get quick
relief with ittRIC'S sTomAutA.. Camp-
bell's Drug Store,
Mid -Summer Sale now on. Clearing
priees on alt summer lines at Schaefer's,
The Border Cities Star, with the
greatest circulation tn Western Ontario,
-can now be purehated it local new
stands. Place your order now for a daily
„.paper-with-a-colored-week4eintecittic------
section.
Relief, from Stomach Troubles with
Kipp`e Herb Tablets. Campbell's brug
Store. Phone 90.
The Macaillivray Mission Band at
, ,
Kit e urc will meet Sat-
urday, August 411t, at Z. Pan. All mera-
bers are asked to be present.
6AItD OF TIIIANKS
Mr. "Vest Carter and son, ttezwkitd,
wigh to toren, mefr appret lama to the
*Vilestat the 4ttoderieh hotpitat'and
J. NC oration% vat! De. Oalleve•
for the kindliest attnta to Mrs. tarter
dtutaikt her long sof tog , mm94. too 10
their littlittttitt
eava
or the tutto4