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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-09-13, Page 1f ro, • egt 4.1 ..tjk abiteriptiell: 82 • Clineda • ete 501'4 year to Tr. R. tieteee a: or Receiving Western Wheat ' 617,00 Bushels in Since August 31st ---Big ,Stone op Harbor flocr—Sonle• Small Craft The Goderich EleVator 'Med: Transit Company has received a lot of wheat fat storage lately mid sent some away. On August 31st the Ontadoe brought 219,000 bushels and fotir days later the Mondoc took 31,000 bushels outbound fee Montreal. • * On September 8th the Thos. Britt tama in with 218,000, ,bushels of Amerei can wheat from Chicagowhile on Moe - day, September eleth, the G. G. Pose ar- rived, from the same port with 175,000 eeleirWeefeelWaFeleilie Way brought another shipment of 2e4e,0043 bushels from the Chicago elevatorsPyhie Is a total _of 817,000ebushels receiVed, all from American souyees,, since the eed bf August. Big Stone roe a lerigeettafee-ledats- iea ng vator berthe have complained that they were touching some obstruction on the ttom of the-htarbore-The Matter' waa reported to Government engineers who theebottomeedraggede-bette-failede to strike anything. When the east end of the harbor was being cleaned up last week, two of the - --crew -ofethel dredgeegoteintoea- anal -boat - :with e setuideng lead and went about the suspected area tapping -the -bottom. Fin- ally they located a solid substance which on further_ investigation was round to be a huge stone measuring9 feet by 6 feet by 5 feet. ee ° • Such a stone, even embedded as it\was In the harbor bottoni, Le*capable of strip - %ng the bleeps Of propellors and other- wise damaging shipping. /t weighs sev- eral teens. • • • . -Wm. Forrest's dredge nudged the huge obstruction off into shallow water where it can do no harm. Big and Little Craft e The ,Narawana, the slim, thin little sloop which has lain against the west bank all summer, has been lifted out of the water and Placed in winter quarters by the Forrest dredge-. It is hoped,that she can be lau.nehed from her present. position if it is not poeselie to 'lift her down again. The Babette came in again on Tues- day and the Superior called for another shipment of Goderich Salt Company's salt for the western market. There has been no sign of the Hlbou this, week lthough she reported. out of; Owen Sound on Tuesday. . There is a *probability that the sYstern of storm signals Used in port will be changed but the partieulars of the new installation have not been made public. It is expectecethat it will be it system of lights visible both day and night will be used. New patterns in Inlaid Linoleum, laid and cemented to the floor, makes a life time job. We have the equipment tor a first-class job at SOHAEF'ER'S. WANTED. -Position as ,housekeeper or maid. Apply to STAR OFFICE. WOMEN WANTED -To sew for us at " home- Sewing machine necessary. I io s e,1 ling. 0NTAR/0 NECKWEAR IX)=MPAY. Dept. 258; 'Toronto 8. POR .SALR OR TO RENT RENT. -A brick house, 7 rooms. -I- with :modern- 'linprovement and f.garage. Cor. Brittania, and Bayfield Rd. Possession October lat. Apply to 11A1SS PORTER, Porter Apts., Colborne Street, OHANCE OF BIO FARM BARGAIN- '-' Ch1ce land, no waste; good • bulld- Irurs. Low price: easy terms. Located near cement highway, between,, Clinton • and ----elelerielfe See J. SVARIASTIValsTO;.- Real Estate Agent, Box. 89.* Oaderich, Ont. Office at Mrs. Ohallengees, ElgIn A:venue, Ooderich. . WI:XT.-Watt ittiaitMent on -134iiire; -goat- lOcationi-Infuttediate possessinn.' '4., W. CRAIOre: ' . VOR SALE. -Las 22 and 23,, (Ion. 1, A" Townshipof, lifcMsich,, District' of Parry Sound. '100 acres, kog lioUse and hard; rand'partlY titribe•red. Will 83,n -ince for iffunediate cash. Pee Saler-One 10 -inch Oil turner, suite* for installing InLQuebec Heater, in good condition:. Por further 'particulars apply toAIRS. WILFRID MCLEAN, Cor: Eight Ave. and Waterloo St., Goderieh, REAL WAIT AND 1tgatritAt4611- 4# i 131J CARIEr CO: Fire, Accidant and,MatoiCat 0 '' ,INSURANCE ' , mationie,Zaapie,,Wrat EL, Gadailik . meow tO IfICIatiON WU, THIEVING STOPPP Two Very Small Children Found to Have ' Been !Reeponsible Tele smaflellefte Which have leeen an peering ''Ker mane eifizene ove the Peet eiVe 'weektf and *Welk Were a Santee' tif frie ;Mich worry toe thee "peltee cleared up Witsti the deSOOVere of the*Oule Prits.. 0 TWsmall children, 'one' .., aged' seven and one aged Aye, Were finally discovered to have been the offenders. They are proving a 'difficult problem as the elder' of the two is e precoelOus child with ideas far In advance ,of his years. Child authorities leave the matter' in hind and hope to lee able to turn the little fellow's -thoughts into different channels and so produce, eventually, a very bright and fine citizen. , 47 Gathering of Old Members to Be Following the Veterans' meMorial ser- vice in Brussels on Sunday last; Lt. -Col. A. F. Sturdy 'called an impromptu meet- ing ge gee. Plenteteeegeth.e....i.l.thegfetteillon who were present, and the party discus- sed the desirability of a Battalion re-, tulip -el. • _Thee Mon eyeereeentheteleeele, decided to meet in Goderich on Thanks- giving :Day, Cretober .8th.. CO. A. IF. Sturdy and Major Herb. Jane were ap- pointed to look after local arrangements and men were picked in each mtielei- palery in Huron: County to interview ex - 4h -then there and -see- that they were notified of 'the gathering. . At the Corps Re -union in Toronto; lei former members of the battalion were registered but it is known that more are -Irving in Toronto and Wewhere within traveling distance of Goceeri.ch. Consid- erably more than 125 of the old uriit are residing in Huron County alone besides about 60' Who registered froth, Toronto. The meeting wi1 take the form of "beniieet' ene! prebably some form of or- ganisation -will develop from the discus- sions which will take place. The exaet site �f 'the get-together has not been de:. cided. .large number of the, Huron County Battalion, the leest, went as drafts to the 47th, hence the local interest. • • PORTER'S HILL Mei. M. Smith, Mise-T.Weethy-ToVri5- . rsdege oc •r spent Monday with Mr. and 'Mrs.,George Proceor. • Yeo, Frank and Helen, °tared to Hamilton for the week -end. Master Jack, who has, been ,holldaying in Hamilton, returned hole aLso. . Mrs. E. Brooks, of Clinton, visited her daughter, Mrs. G. 'Peoctor, "this week. A team consisting of Messrs. D. D. Mooney, EL Easton, T. Pritchard and V. Elliott, motored to Walkerton Wednes- day afternoon to take 'part in the golf tourney..._heldeat the -Gat -Country - While there the Club entertained the Goderich playere at dinner. Victor El- liott won the prize for lciw gross, secur- ing a 73. The Goderich men won the team pew, ARTICLES FOR SALE F°' f;ALE.--Bricks end, tile, all sizes. . Reasonable prices. COURTLAND KM/Vele R. 4, Ctoderich, -Colborne Tp. Phone 132, Carlow, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NICYTICE TO CREDITORS. , 'FRED WEIR APPOINTED 1 , , One Of $O NOW 01Reials, ao Announced by HIM. Mr. RAlebuck Hon; Mr. feeebreek, ***MOW' AteerneY HOW:alea Raerta9n Resigns Accept TAX' 904044 inntOdneed; Ort''NeadaY eVeninir Oteetea 00610.1f io* rrO Welt of''0040101 11101 been Nee • St'Pre* ,Court on • School Question— Appoints Delegation to Inter, view Roebuck—Police drilled. Howard V. Robertson, for .the past six years tax Collector of the Teeera of Oode, rich, resigned during the meeting -of the Town Council last Friday evening while be wat, being grilled by members of the vermeil as te his attempts to enfOrce payment of taxes from these citizens who have become in arrears. Mr.Robertson,. after anewering several q Ygsniirtirtteakr'na others,-temorked, "Note, 1�1rnveI1- had your say, rd like to have mine. ,I think it would be better if yo q would ap- point iomeone to do this work en my placer-- r--WOUld1114- ff0--through-wliat-i have had toAtt tip wtth duripg,th_ past un • ert Orn feve:feiPntirse agaree-fuer eiffeir -the - PrIrts-of-Comityterets-W-orn money' r ve been gettirie." Ile went on —Jas. Mac:Vicar Has Accident. Lay that .he no longer could say who . money -and-who ,had not. A e huradred-Hurone-Obutety ex -ser - years' ago it was fairly easyto. tell who vice men journeyed...O., Brusse. Iseon.Sune- Ld . a-goodrincome butnowitwasd1ffer;day,Sepnberth, for the Drum -Head - ent. Everyone had a good story to tell service in memory of the tanadilii men and he had no wayeof knowing the truthwho felt in the war of amis., This remark was in reply to Ceuncillor „re -Sealireolce's -cite= during -the -course' of - e4-17W.e 119111 Cl'int°n' W11411'1141'; Brussels, Exeter, Seaforth, Goderich, and the grilling that people who had incomet from eall the villagee and' .farming coin - of five and- six thousand dollierS: were as munities of the county. Crathering by much as $1,000 in arrears of taxes while cornunealties at the ,High School at 2.30 men earning $2 per clay were paying up. P.m. they formed thelr parade and, with The sudden silence which descended bands playing_ and bright berets lending _oeethe council marked the high point of • . color to their ranks they marched to Vic - a ,session which was lengthy and marked ‘toria Park where iniiirovised seats had with. several acrimonious discussions of been provided for 500 people. These Sur - the town's business. %dated 'as Justice, oi the Pewee at 'a re- Mimeration of $109 per •aniitnn. This was one of a total of If* such appointment*Inade thinughout the Pro- vince, ol which are in Huron County. , Others, appointed here are B. W. F, Beavers, Exeter; AndeCar McLean, Sea - forth; 0. A. MeLenetaile dlinton; Allan Lamont, Brussels; Mt, C. Adams, Wine - ham. • It is expected thee Mr, Weir, who is re- ceiving the congratulations of hie friends will take up his new ditties at an early date. Notice is hereby even to all persons I having any elaim against the estate a BLANCHE MEAN, late of the Town of 13oderich;.--In- thcieountsr itittion, sphister, who di, ed on or about the twenty-eighth day of August, 1934, to send same .to the undersigned On or be- fore September 22nd, 1934, as on and ttfter that date the Executrix of the said estate will proceed to make distribution thereof; having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED AT GODERICH this first' day Oteleptoner, A. D. 1034. .1eAY8 and HAYS, Ooderich, Ontarib, Solicitors for the Executrix. AUCTION EtALEa A :C70rION SALE OF A DEW:BAIZE -15WttlANO," INOS and CARPENTER'S Toots. We are instructed Mrs. Charles Walters to sell by publlo auction, at the premfses," corner Of Britannia, Road, and Regent stroot,Godtrich, on L'UEBDA1t, SEPTioStaltla 18111 #111eigtencbs,g. 'IX O'Clopic, Te tcolyettt colitifistos none house'," mistwk-roonw',vantty, suin- mer kitthett„ ole., on a "00* torden lot WWI there is al* it work atop *13,10Z Would Mate a: good ware. ,The ,furtiehltigs 00/301*rpt ,d 4‘rootn, bedroom ittiVtitchert furttis ture, ru, Mats, curtains, etc.,. also * tthioltiti Of Seskoned lumber, carpenter's t000..htdders, stepoladdert and nuntert other articles. ' -ErUtin must be disputed .01 at Mri. Walters -is leaving 'Oodetich. On pi-epecty will be Inad rounded' on three sides, a eaised stand Opens Quietly lavishly decorated wfth the colors and Theesessiorer-whichewas the first regire tar me ting after the semieholiclay of the summer, opened quietly enough. The town financial statement was read and referred tee the ,finahee 'committee: the cemetery end parks report and the tax collector's report ,were read and sent to their appropriate committees and then a report was read from the chief of police detailing- his duties as .works foreman over the past few weeks. 'This was sent to the special committee instead of the work e committee as is cu.stoinarY. With the reading of the communicae tions came the first outburst when a let- ter from D. R. Nairn, town solicitor, was read. To this was attached a copy of the ud ment , Pre -n:1 the matter of the dispute with the School e Board. This was read. '• The council did not take kindly to the judgment, . _ "That Is a most unheard of Judg- ment,." "Tothe desperate beyond" as he phrased menee claimed Councillor Htunber, neve e heard of. such a thing. The man it. While not a pacifist, he pointed out that war was more than tragedy but assered his hearers that all is not 'futile." Jesus was the only man who came out of the war with on enhanced reputation," he quoted, and went on t� show that Christ is the only hope of peace. Following the address came two min- --with Brewers. Bands. came from Seaforth, Clinton, and Brussels itself turned out the citi- zens' band, • whose- white trousers lent tontrast to the Kilts of the Clinton boys and the blue uniforms of the Seaforths. Some sixty players took seats under the baton of the leader of the Seaforthe and provided music fPr. the Seriece.. /elk Rev. Mr. Moored' Addngs Rev. Mr. Moore of the Brussels Presby- terian church, opened the servite, after -which Rev. A. Lloyd Thompson of Bel - more, himself an ex-serviee man Who had served in the ranks, gave the addrese. "Paschendaele sums up all that the war meant," declared the ' s aker. "There is tragedy in life. Wepought toj see that war is but a portrait of life." He I described how the men, fine stahvart bat - I tenons, mct en in the prime of youth an strength, were ordered into the battle i who made that eiedgment ought to heye his head read." • Councillors leuckins also was emphatic * his denundation of the ruling as was Councillor Seabrooke. Councillor Humber wantetl to know if the council had no contrel whatever over the expenditures of the School Board. "Do you mean to say that they ,could raise the salaried 5.0 per cent if they wanted to and we could not do anything about it?" he asked. No one answered. Cohricillor Heckites- called for the read, edTim to Retool. Stur, Binrfielgr Andrew Lynn of Colborne came into town last week, and being"thirsty, drop- ped into a beverage room for a thirst quencher. Unfortunately he ...met, a friend soon atter leaving and was mon back for an- other...,Some time later. Provincial Offi- cer` lVfeCoy pfcked him up in a state of in‘oxication. On Thursday morning he was quite frank with the Magistrate, ad- mitting his condition. He. was assessed ,i6eireftreait-i-ViiiiiOrttr-dstykeerteer day, under eteeervisitin, Friends left to locate the cash for him if possible. Jos. Quigley, up in Hullett Towns1IS1). was accused of having liqour not acquir- ed-Onekelegal-peemite -He admitted -it and was told that the penalty wcruld. be -Scheib- VIM teteete-teelril -eleee!Mie ed term in the lockup. He was still try- ing to raise the hundred at time of going to press. - '9! • • _ - .--- • ----- - Berner Kerr, who appeared again' on Thursdantaminie on a remand to an- swer to the charge -of. obtaining $70eby false pretenses, was representoel by F. R. Darrow. Hie attorney pointed out that Kerr is not el the criminal type and had probably not quite realized just what his action had meant. In addition, he had had a lot of troubloOf late. He suggest- ed allowing- hem a chance -to. make la set- tlement with T. McNeil frem whom he had sedured the money: The crown admitted that there were extenuating' circtunstances and agreed. Magistrate_ '''llakies • after tonsideration allowed Kerr a week in which to make restitution and pay the costs of $22.60, otherwise he would haye to put in two months in ' The case of Carl ..Hemingway was dis- missed as the Crown Attorney advised the court that' the prosecution MO not pre- pared to offer any evidence. Rollison Bone, the youth accused of having stolen two rings from a eottager at the lake, was age* remanded. for a week at ti,he request of Crown Attorney Holmes. The same thing happened to Earl Mere, the reason being that Father Lowry, former parish priest of Goderich, and the principa be present to 'testify, being in Amherst - burg at an Eucharistic Conference. Mero wanted to know if he could get out on bail. He was assured that he e.ould if he could get tevo people to go surety for him for e1.000 each. He had not secured them early on Thursday af- ternoon, utes oe silence or he men who had fal- len, then the Last Post and Reveille. "Nearer My God To Thee"- was follow- ed by the National Anthem after Which the parade again formed up and marched back to neat the starting point where it ing of a letter from the Listowel Board dismissed. (Contintied on page 3) The arrangements of the Brussels e braneh of the Legion =der the presi- D e le g at i on Goes To an dency of H. C. Burchell were eXtelleme d all were pleated with the splendid Toronto Thursday turnout of men. Jas. MaeVicar 18 Aeeident Unable to Arrange Interview With, Hon. Mr. Roebuck Any Sooner TO Talk Schwa Judgment The adjoUrnred-se-sarinf of be Town Council on Monday night. Was brief ;is it had been discovered in the meantime that it was impossible to arrange an inteririew, With Hon, Mr. Roebuck on Monday as had "-been hoped. at Friday's meeting. Mayor C. C. Lee got in touch with Toronto and 'tried to arrange the Meeting* but informed- the meeting that he had not been' successful. ,The meeting Was informed that legal advice had been secured to- the effect that the town had until Satur- day, gent. 1.5th to enter an appeal against the decision of "Mr. justice Makms in which he ordered the council 'to pay over to the Collegiate Board The leek' ritortek# owing and to accept their estirnates. The meeting finished its business early„ On Wednesday Mayor tee an. nomiced that he tad been sueoessfut in arranging a -meeting with the Att, tOrney General for a -0. ill; ln 'Murk, 4101 l'he delegation wiii proceed to Toolitolo keep tiftS APPOttitmeilt. ,Sontettdng in the WV 01:4ritielt Vaa,* be seirt Ixi The Sat *ind,(lie this Week. The Strawberries grown by Um tie are surely out of season at this thrus of the year. The cosmos, graft by W. J. Chishohn, Mullett% street, are tare 18 thelr 4f7.6. one tolOOttt idiatoettt. Mrs. Roy sfetk .tvaretiee Of 4Lahilss. 01 measuros $4 inches am The Sturgeons • The family troubles of the Sturgeons of Hayfield next came up far an airing. Mrs. Sturgeon asked. the court to see that her husband supportedeher properly. ld d 'Ma Makins suggested that, Sturgeon Make a reasonable contribution to the -upkeep of his wife and small daughter, aged six. He did not Make a court order but said that he would give them a trial until October 18th and 11 they could feet corn - pose their differences by then he 'would be forced to do something about It. Apparently the family, had been divid- ed for the past twenty years, although Sturgeon did not leave home until April 19th, 1933, at 12 o'clock noon. Two miusual incidents marked the 1 'I • ev.ent. As Rev. Mr. Moore stepped for- ward tb open the .ineeting he prefaced his remarks with afi antionncement thatoMr. Jag, Ballantyne had beenAnieserig fixen his home and, hail not been seen since last Thursday. He was ill and great fears trete' felt for his safety. (Wirth Huron men . present were astounded as -they supposed 14-1tieant the new' Liberal member for this riding. It developed after the meeting that it was a Mr. Bal- lantyne of Brussels and not the ex -War- den of Patron County. As Menibieriediepersed and cars started I Out for bottle, the car driven, by Jim Mac - Vicar, president of the Ooderich branch of the Legion suddenly sWereed in heavy loose . gravel and went into the ditch where it is at least five feet deep. It tUrned..00mpletely-over and the ,nassen-, gen i Toni Pritchard, Walter Buchanan, tbass Tithhorne and the driver, were pil- ed on top of eacfi ether lying 011 the in. side of the car's roof. Many. cats were infttietiataY behind and a. adore of help - Ors were *t.ttand at once: Atcaviled out to discover thot no one ale* inittred, While the car wig damaged fai the rear fender, Was Scratched dome, and had lost riefret. of its Olt Which had drained out. Otherwise it was an right. Mr. Matvicar Was towed back to srus. sett Where' be get fresh oil and Cantle bottle Ooderkli. .40.4k4.0.141411.414"4. 'Woti1ett3 Wont* to be exceptionally good tor 411,-.:;10 are shOithrg.e0ine est- cellent, tA1tocia..$04reig.:1itt_iirooLand root 0144 "to to Akio, to, sad 34 hid** *14140,,; *Otte 0870 1:48 s yi #1, t/CHAR7811“, Phil Carter and Clarence Bridle Hurt When purneo Boy Fatally Injured - On. -the- RighWay Two young Ooderich men. Phil Carter and Clarence Bridle, were passengers in the Motor tar which -crashed into a. stal- led Epps Transport truck at lerticefield on Tueeday night and injured Harvey Robinson so seriously that he died the following morning. Chas, BroWn, a fourth rider,' suffered a fractured hip and ether injuriee,-while Phil Carter and Clarence Bridle were badly shaken up and received some cuts and abrasions. . • One of the Epps truckswasstalled on the.highway Just, north- of .Brucellektand another had been called to its assistance. The young teen missed the first truck, swerving out Of its Way but did not see the other until tow 'ate. Both local boys are recovering from the shock of their, ernerience..-... Max. NM. Vrax.Min, 1033 1934 . 8083 da 05 8,2 os 13 si) st 64 44 33 44, 88 52 "11 81 ' IAA!), 04 44 14, 4 School Mnalc Inittelleter Aintree- toted-- filsoOr tienoin fhicces* The *OW .ineethwo of .,the Public School Roard on 811440' 418bt,Septem ber 10tob',' confirMed Raymonti.,P. Playet in hiS position AO school nutsicaLinsirugi. tor for eoining.*---=Yeai, Several mem+, bets Of the board spoke well Of his set. - Woes -daring the past year. The meeting Was a brief one, devoting most of its.time to ;Aiming up the de4 tails ot the MaelCay school picnic. This was generally admitted to have been a SPIendid *tees& Only five members of the board were present, With Rev. Mr. Mills hi the chair. The other e were Mrs. Johnston, Rod. Johnston, F. R. Miller and W. H. N. Blackstone. Vonner Secures Motion &kin Leave to Issue Writ of Attach, lient on Town Property. -,or Jail Councillors. A motion. asking for leave to bale a writ of attacluhent on all town chattels or alternatively, to cominit to 'jail all. the - members of the -town council for failure to obey the order of Mr. Justice Makifts of the Supreme Court, of Ontario in the .. Collegiate Board -Town Council feud, Wiii3 asked by tne members or he Collegiate ., Board on Wednesday. ' tlrner°EStateta•Seer !eaeRlWeiegUatelikaeattlreeitleleeatetbee.Comeeeeeeeee In Surrogate Court '-'r '144- A' ' Atm .............._ _ . _ House in London on Saturday. Septem- Asked.. as to whether the Board were Fred. Murney-Awarded4276-and; wunseL tm. the-Boani—sauLta serious in their action Frank Donnelly, ere, i _c_(?..e411e!lit Sittleeet*let of Claim_ „?_2:,e.r. •.:: ..,,,..,—'-- . :The natiCes were delivered to Mayor, C. C. Lee and !all eight members of the Fred Chas. Murney was awarded the . council by A. Sorriersall, the new bailiff. • '§uni-Ceerritt -•emil;$' in ha WWII Shortly afterwardCouncillors -Huck- age/Age...the. egeetee pretiteelita_Williara.' T4. inseee,Seabrooka_entLaininber-aeporepan, Ivrtiefiey',-cifaIrittan oTilie Pelitici.-T- tilitiesl-TedebY ee,'." -L.--lefr-o-ree The --tereeff - Creek-. -rife - - - -- Commission. f I for Toronto to interview Hon. Mr: Roe - The action was heard in Surrogate buck. 'Provincial Attorney General, to at - Court on Monday, September 10th, be. tempt to have the whole qeestion fore Judge T, M. Costello ICives an all etraightened out. They also hopeto see 7.35 p.m. ' - • - two eecure Mire ruling which will give the Minister of .Education and trom the day sitting, corning to a conclusion at The ease was one in which Fred J them at least a degree of authority over Murney, brother ofthe deceesed W. T Murney, feed a claim against the estate the. finances of the school board. . ' A meeting of the town council has for $900 wages -alleged due hem, for work teen called- for Friday evening when tire done at the stock farm of his late bro- delegation will repot on their trip tc ther on the Baylield Road. The two Toronto. If they accede to the orcier and pay over the moneys claimed by the School Board, no further action will be takenby the Board. le -they-do-reet-paie- it over but decide to appeal the order of the Supreme Court, legal adviee is to the effect that a stay ef proceedings in the executors and sole benefitiaries, Harold Murney and Edith (Murney) Johnston, son and daughter respectiircly of the de= ceased. declined to recognise the claim Judge Costello made it clear that the award was based on the statutory $5.00 written agreement, covering a period ot simply decided to do nothing, they will writ of attachment is in order. If they per week payable in the absence of a debt of $30, half at which had been paid be forced to appear in London to _answer, one year, together with art acknowledged totee order. The relations between the, two brothere _ was considered carefully, the trial judge attempting to get as clos,e as possible to what was in the mind of W. T. Murney and considering what he would havc dene had he lived. • • Two H atSTOFtE. Presh quality Laura tiecord Ohocolates. undred Gher CAMPleFtee'S DRUG ecora iori-Day , ,Keep the date, -October 12th -revert for- er- the FoWl Supp-- o c , Rev. 1-0-LantemenAPrddrocessessOnthe lateHro.ld-he date, October lath. for a hot, Taylor's Corner. F'urther announcement to ceMetery supper in the. Parish Hair under the auspices of St George's Church Women's Guild. Some two hundred people journeyed to Maitland cemetery on Sunday after- noon, September 9th, to participate in the ceremony ot the 'decoration of the graves. Soon after 2.30 a procession, heeded by the --Town Band, and composed or members of the 0.0.F., the Boy Scouts and other organisations, as well as 'many citizens, started on the long march to the cemetery. Arrived there, they found marry had come in automobiles and by other conveyencee. Rev. W. T. Bunt of the Baptiet ehurch acted as chairman of the oceasion and Rev. D. J. Lane of Knox Presbyterian church, delivered the addrees. The lat- ter spoke on the text, "The things on which our eyes may look." He delivered an inspiring and hopeful address, pointing out that the grave is not the ehe oil life but that what comes afterward is what, is meet importatit to Mark. , CaPtilli -MOrte a the 8arviii Army readethe lesson. Following the service, the gathering broke up, each party grouping itself about its own family plot for a few mom- ents ei fetrefential service. It is regretted that reports of Huron and Maitland -Presbyterials were crowded out cif this week's issue. They wilt, be printed eh full next .week. BORN POWFLl, -At Alexandra Hospital, AM, • Sunday, Sept. 2nd, to Mrean.d Mrs. Rob-. ert Powell. a son. BEADLE. ---At Alexandra Herepital, on Setlifteiy,eSieete 8111;t6 Mr: and Mrs. M. Beadle, a son. IseER0.-At Alexandra Hospital, on Wednesday, SepL lath, ter Mr. and Mrs, Albert M:ero, a son. IN MEMORIAM _HAIN'ES.-tn loving Memory of genie Adeline Haines, beloved wife Of Ur. Millet rRaines, who denoted this life Friday, September 13th, 1933. Dearest' Mother„ thou beet left us. Thy loSs we deeply feel; But ,the heaven that hath bereft Bharat our sorrows heal. Sadly tufted by imid TWO Sala loving Memory 01 Patted aWity two 1932. tell, CW t*)s�OC.P,.waIutLeOa'eH, 4100 Dr. Forster, eye and ear specialist, visit the Bedford Hetet. Goderich, on the evening of Monday. Sept. 17th. till noon Tueeday,. Sept. 18th. ! New fall shades in Kayser Hose in Service, Chiffon or Crepe. Don't expert. ment-ebay .a..geecgnized brand leayse:- ; Hose are sold at SCHAEFER'S. The VIT.O T.U. v.ell hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. W. Hera, North street, on Thursday, Sept. 20th, at 3 p.m. A good attendance is urged. Annivereary services will be ,held at Benmiller United church on Sunday, October 21st. The annual fowl supper will be served the following Tueeday evening. The September meeting of the Victorie Home and School Club will be held In the school on Thuriday evening, Sept. 20th, at 8 o'clock. pr. H. R. Hall will deliver an address. Anniversary servicea will be held .at ZiOn ehtleCh, .Taylor's COrtiere...oneeSune.. --a-y-.---Ocroixt -7th. Rev. W.X. Bremner. of Brucefield, will preach at both servIcee morning and evening. There will be special music. The Dungannon Y.P.S. will present their play, "The Clodhopper," in Vic- toria ;greet United chturch on Thursday. September 20t11, at 8 p.m., under the auspices of the.-Woniares Associatlori of Victoria St. Adults 25e, children 100. The regular meeting of Knee church W.M.S. will be held in the church parlor on Tuesday, bei)t, 18th, at 3 pan. Mei Barnett will give a paper and a report of the Preebyterial held at Kensall will be gieenereMentheeea-ereereelleelited-eteeebring-. their mite -boxes. ! The Goderich Township Hospital Aux- iliary wile ,bold' their resular monthly Meeting on Thursday, Sept: 20111, at 1.3o p.m. at the Penrith Cottage, Bluewater beach, the° summer' home of Mrs. /tau Salkeld. As thli is the last Meeting .�f$ the year it is to be !hoped there will be a large attendance. ' The regular Monthly meeting of 'the Arthur Circle of. &unit church__ Will .be held in the -lecture reeds on Menday,aela- tettiber 17th. at 8 nin, *a, L. L. gam will be ha charge and Outt Will 4 ghee.* Chanter of the Andy book. A ret- pOrt of the Pretbyterial held at Venial given- by ta31/41444,4,4 1).t1, Hill and Watrui tit- fl1ie 4h au*. .10Abeft are repot their Mtteboe r vP • 0,41,0.