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treat Giv More Employ-
ment Than At Any Previous
Period.
.MORE COAL ARRIVES
, 'Employing Merepeople than It 'seer
414 before, The CioderkieSilt Co. 'Limit,:
=!--feeedeese-ra, idiyeeealestirding lts •operations.
nirreeel ineidentofe no 'Men
eeeimpostsenteeto,tbe 19010, ,triduetrial
is thefad that a shite load At salt
' Wee loaded 'et the Goderich dorke. dur-
ing the late 'few deers .for transieOrtigion
to Montreal, The "Settmiteple" docked
here for the cargo and cleared Ishortly
after, taking It on board. •
• The- Valeite"' is. on her way freer,
' %Idea°, 'OW: (it she has • net. Wilily
seetved), with. 2,200 tone or teal. also
'•for th-ketettneeny. • It will be discharged
44,800n7Ture9cicos;"e-
• %ha !hanber'e. 1eettl*10.0 .are 6eing
used to 'advantage by the GOderich Salt
Co. And the Whole toffee benefits fa some
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tom
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Win. Sahwiter-S011:
"ed' on Tuesday
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Retied from Active Business Sev-
eral -Years . Ago. :Celebrated
Wedding Anniversary
In .1933;
. NUMBER OF RELATIVES
Wilkens. Samiers6n, "brie' .xf,„ the most
highly esteemed residents 01 orielsorne
Townehhe died on Tuesday, evening at
* home of his son-in-law, Mr. James
Bisset, Sanford He/gists, in his 84th year/
Mr. Sanderson had been in. failing heath
tar eeveraie;Mrintbe and for tn.e post int
weeks heel been confined to bed. Ile was
borziln Peel ConntY, the son of the -late
mre. ,IlasePI:i Sanderson. After
his marriage to Mise Sarah Alexander, of
•Ricluivond Hill,, he inoiectr to Howlek
Township, Where he farmed i'or Seven,
. years, learvieg ',there to go -to Harriston,
:later coniing to Goderieh, Where he num-
, egeetMene..teeteti1efterk....Peemeelor the. late
D. Is. itandink, Be had lived retired /or:
some/eerie.. Two:Varaligoilietantildra-
Sanderson celebrated the fiftieth anni-
versary of their marriage at the borne' a
Me. and Mrs, James Bisect, when they
rec.-eived many tributes of love and es-
• teem from relatives and friends from far
and near.Mr..Sanderectei ;wits a meme
ber of Knox Preersytetian Church.
-Besides Mrs. Sendetsore bele aurvived
by three daughters, /Vire. Lorne Cromwell
01 Sharturagorn,. ISask., Mrs. Howard
lettirplie/ Of rterte "Westereneter, ie. C.; and
Mrs, Zanies Bisset of 'Godes-10h; also twee
sistere, Hannah Doan, Molesworth;
° Mese lIttiorneer Dowkarielidediclire Het; and
6Vo-bretherS, ',harem- 'Anderson, of
Sault Ste Mark; and David Sanderson,
!of -teener Onte.ro. There are *twelve grand-
children_ond one great. grandehlid.
The ftmeral Will take lelace this- (Thurse
dal) afternoon, 01-2.30---0"c1ock-4e .Col
bourne Cemeterye for ,interinent.
REV. -S. R. McCLUNG
IN -BAPTIST- CHURCH
"'The churoh is Only as strong is its
Weakest eociebye' -saki Rev. S. R. M-
ithg lits Beet stile= In hie
-new paetenate at the Baptist church on
Viitinaee' 'ter the
ahiush and individuals, Was the Minis-
ter's centention. Taking GS his text
John 11-31, Zfr Mo011ing began hie 'set -
want by afating that We hear a 'grefit
deal tieday about nay, clench melon
and a reetiOnal thumb bat' thit in the
ttLiettge. Werred, 4Teitiss speaks not of
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TA El.F.CTIONS
ON Avousr 22
f;Aberta OlectOre WM go te the
POlts O valst, .paoct to deckle
Who and wititeb, Party Will control
thelt affaha for the next fotAr or
11'70 Years. •
'Mat weal:ern .Legislateire cop -
tains 63 seate, or whiSh it Is ex-
peoted atleast. 200 candidates will
be nominated. •
'Pee United "'Tilers have been
In power in Alberta for the last '
' • years. The formate:me of "a
Sodal Credit party is ..disorgante-
ing the other parties and the out, -
cense of next month's *king is
'ItOultttul•
copied a Wenn Place in
tions of Citizens. Spent Meat
Her Life` This
DE'TROIT LADY INLIUltED
CAR TOOK DITCH
Mrse-Oresi.sy---(4--:-Detrolt—lead—tl*
muscles of her bark st.rabeed. while two
'others, Miss Ann McLeod and =ea Ruth
Carols, alto' of Detred-t, eacapett belurY
when, else car in which they Were .driv-
ing swervee on the road between Ude-
aish andrItipley lastefertuelaye
The car tobk to the ditch' when the
ldt rear tire blew opt. ilt travelled...for
Pout 50 yards hi. the diteh, turning over
'once and finali3r coming to red -against
a telephone Pole, was badly .d.amag-
ed, the fenders and radiator -receiving
the brunt Of the impact, Dr. }Inlayed)
of Ripley was called and took the ladies
tes Ripley. Mise Maielati, the driver of
the car, had been driving to her home
at (Ripley to visit her parents there.
Constable John Ferguson investigated
,the eminent. ,
Mr. T. G. Ferris Will
Address Lions Cluk
Meeting' Will Pe Held at -Sunset
Hotel On _Friday, *July 26th.
. Dinner at 6.30.. •
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:The Lions -Clint bas been verY fortu-
nate in mouth* Mr. T, G. •Ferrbe as
guest speaker at ,their Driller, to be held
at the eeiuneetgetet *Friday, July 26th,
at (1.30p.m,
4r!, remle_le ene ' of the 4/41tte.nciing
--AtrilotUre of leuion-Caruisty, as lire
be ehietle, in colureetion -with the peter
:goal strueterre of Huron Cothity,, as his
subject will be of general interest an invi-
tation to attend the meeting' is extended
to the public. • ,
• Treketa-may- be obtained pore any
member of the Lionel' or at the Sunset
Hotel.
CLERICAL WOOD -CHOPPER
- 'WINS CHOCLATE BARS
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'Ithe atoelechoppine cOntest bebtveeae
Rev". a ..L'Llme and -"Mr; Albert Gold-
bhorpe which received..s0.mtsch problielty
ehortly after it happened, starting -with
the local weelthee snatt.:then. claiming a
place on the pages of provincial dailies,
bras again been given publicity. !The
citrenti regained Bei prominenee in the
July -Issue of Liberty in the EnVeentreete
„dh000-lateThar advertisemeite Wellards,
confeetlionere, glee a eifite 'tech month
of a box ot their Etweet Marie chorolate
1:ort to the person responsible tor the
Mast unusual. bit. of neves to meet the
column" of the well-known dailies Th
„ptheir advertistenents la a cartoon show-,
eingethe- eolergessanyebreede
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eheeepingethe wood :While-tik-
opponent it /Walking sway in a rather
wrathful mood. The article has ,apetar-
ently taken- the story from a Leriden
newepapee and gave Meetatieet address
as London.
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-`31.4 --Mitaiard SPirittial Sevoral Cases
'00104: atod4,_ is being enroliled
by .thes cosifilet within the sects,he
aseertM. WheteVer there Is cooperation
hi a group ,there unItYi and (success.
80 often today we are oomplainfilg that
the chuncli of Geld ki not growing be -
tense the testimony hoe changed. Mora
often they are not ot one heart and one
• soul In cooperation 'with God. There
ate •EnanY tYPee of Work to be done in,
the church or cod, Salet Mr. McClung.
ifervi Often . do we eolideenn, a num who
Si neglectful, instead ef belting -him fel
etterigthen his etealenees. .
1. ene-nittit tinirch it like the anoient
Oxon/tit that mice reamed this court -
try, said the oieeker, Tiler are strong
arid Mighty tor a time but graehralict
-their strength Wanes and the Y heeome
ortinct. °
Irsotx pray , --and you-rtoddies COmir to.
gether that all 'Might be One. tttueb
es.t one tO Work fee Ged and Itetiren,
'the minister's .lintei plea,
ro, a short ehildreril Story before the
.eateriere *•.Modlung ,00m
Withlamps, the flitiU of Which ,musI
workinimiseri atm at the Stine time be
tennetted 'With 'power.
The thole zendered a.' Pleating anthem
entlVied 'Win - Them -one by Ont.'i.
110Y SCOUTS
No. I arid NO. 4 WOOS
ere treekng Aata earl
In. Police Court
None of -Serious Nature. Some
'Drew Short 'Sentences, Others
- • Acquitted
CARS AND DRINKS
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I charge of reckless driving atpitilet
Mr. Royal Lloyd Was dismissed"
Magistrate J. .A. Makins on Thur./d,
M. Lloyd claimed that his ear had been
stolen on 'June 291h sometime after
:rietee. he having attended a private party
it the home, Of a euhuner visitor and
later gone, with other members of the
yarty, to' the
Delray! Hedgee. testifled that be had'
helped. to- pie& the iteetised'secat out 'Of
at flitch at %owe °mama where four
telephone poke had 'been Seriesirect.
eould not positivelY Mel** the. driver
Or at* Of the ocettparter Of the oar.
41`ateld qbanibeilf OtrOberated, :the
evidence Of t Bodge% bothwitneSses
identifying the sr a bet/Meng 'to Mr.
Llord. nerd appeared to he title doubt
htt the inind 'Of 'Douglas McDougall, the
Third wittiqfrofilieVeaini,:ifi
were in the ear when it landed in the
Obriitist, who had been 10
Lloyd's' cOntniny tor aimed the entire
tg told Of taking tr and Atm,
tar- at
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BORN IN BECI-FSILLE •
One 01 the ' uttat re0Perted -ahem' 0
this town passed avow suddenly on Sun,
day in the early home ot the morning
In the Person of Mrs. R. C. Hays, Sr.
Mrs, Hays' eleathe the result of a heart
attack, was a distinct ;hock to,, Wide
circle Cr friends who lmew her as an
aedent ehureh woriter and a beloVed
friend. •
Mni. Hays, who was born in -Belleville,
the datighter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Rees Price was formerly t4tes..IIarriet 24 -
Price. ebe Caape' to 90der1014 at the age
ofetwelve sled resided In tige iteevn tor
the remainder of her life. An 8:00003. -
!Welled' pianist and organiet, she at one
time acted as Oegantst of St. George's
Anglian otturch, with which she was
_identified andegeve -"many e_yeaenees pleaer-
vice'. She was ale° a member of' the
rAhmeek Chapter,i e*. O. D. E.
The wklow of the late Mt. R.. C. Hays,
dean tef the Bar of Huron, who predeceas-
ed her just three months ago, she is
survived by one son and five deugh-
OA: R.- eteekburee-Hays, local barrister;
Mrs. Dail(' Wallace, Mrs. Frank. Evans
and Mos. Stuart MWs, all of Montreal;
mrs. 1. D. Lucas, Jr., of Markdale; and
Miss Catherine Hays of poderich- One,
foother, Mr. St. George Price,I and a sis-
ter, Mrs. (Dr.) 'Turnbull of Vaneouver,
also survive. There are eight grandchil-
dren. e
Following a short Serviee at her home
on Virellington. Street, a service *as elee, ld
in the 'Anglican, -Church where, a, large
number of people paid re final tribute to
the _deceased lady. Merobers- of •the Ah -
meek Chapter and the Maple leaf Chap-
ter -I. O. D. E. attended in a body.
The servire was conducted by Rev. °A.
• 0 °alder, rector of. the church,- yehti was
assisted by Archdeacon Jones-reateman.
The pallbearers were, Messrs. LD. LUAU,
• Jr., Stewart Mills, Charles Nairn, David
Wiallatee Frank . Evans and Harold Wil-
liams; the Honorer* Pallbearers being:
Messrs. John Acheecon, Geomeiellliaras,
Hector Hays, Dr. J. M. Fields and Sher-
• if!, R. 0. Reynolds. •
The burial toOk pierce In Maitland
Cemetery at the family plot.
- • Outeof. tcnvre peOple atteriding the tam-
, eer,a1 weTe_.;-,, .)$, „Mills, London;
mvi. J. m. Geivenlock; Seetforth ; Mrs.
George Gardener, Toronto; Mr. Adam
Hays, Seaforth; and Mr. George Hays,
Seedorth. .
Mri. Hays was • devoted to her.. home.
• her family, and her chtush. Her and.
den passing -is tt grievous Toss to all those
Who enjoyed the privilege of her friend-
ship.
GETS
WIZEN MONTHS
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AnitroW W. 8wseton, fonner
Arciteuter or the momelosi. or--
fratoer,,,,w0.- eebteuceikitu 15 mouths
in the Ontario RetorMatOry by
megtotote J A. Malidna at Stnetk,
lord OnTic7(".`•
The' oOteriet$0,0,
ebsrgee O$ theft i.Of
0! sityIng
township %Sew*.
Siveetote,* 72 Yea*,
'Re-a,rraugi
The Star
ce
All . Presses on' Bi4eMent. Floor.
Linotype* 14.10ve'l .Fervalkrd
PAINTERS AT WORK
The re -arrangement 'ef the Star Of.:
fice matinees with the hope that when
the work Is flakiiter40`111 the coarse ot earl'
poettshu to give upetoiethe-minnte ser-
vice.
The, foor preaseri eltehileh Were formate
on the main Boer have *en taken to
the basement where the newspaper
press is located; „TS Otter • has been
'placed in the dock roina attd the lino.
tyPee are. 'Wok plolre0:..TOgt,-,Olt? back'
towards the front of the 'building in or-
der to be closer to tha'hnstnees &Tett-.
anent, -imen Which all Otiy, is forwarded.
Painters have been .*,tereetking miracles
Id the inter* ot„ the :ex*, the weu4
and pent* being Itesti*Orined and ter-
Pentere eeilt, Marais° the apace eequered
as editorial, renortial and business sec-
tions. When completed The Star will
not only be a Constostable home during
the businexis hours for 'everybody engag-
ed' on it but a Place where advertiser*
subecribera,• correspondents and others,
will always be „wok:op* -
Electricians have removed the former
lights and wit' ireplacetthem by .others,
while the preeeeci and linetypes are -being
overhauled.
trntil the above neeeS'eary (shames are
completed', Whitt it 1., expected will be
in the course of snot* week, it is not
poll* te. eeilve The. Stat the attention
it. will then re;teleme.'
WATER TEMPERATURES
IN GODERICI1HARBOR
-Water tennierittreerist "reeorelett at the
bathing house for the past week are: .
Thursday -64 degrees. "
Fre:lay-70 degrees.
Saturday --48 -degreae.
Sunday -tri degrees, -
Monday -42 degrees. •
Tuesday -.'-85 degrees.
Wednesday -468 degrees.
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MONSTER CELEBRATION •\
IN TOWN F WING11.4
Orangeinen Receive Royal Welcome. • Seventy -Two Lodges in
Annual -Parade. Bann-ergi Bands, Dances an -d 11141- Games.
Duncan Campbell Of Ripley Oldest Member David Cantehin,
Clinton, Second Oldest.' ' Invited to Listowei for Next Year.
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(Whigharn Advocate) • ; litrearr-L 033.A., Lucan, Ciediton, (tireert;
-Winghane 'July .1$ -The attendanceat' war -Exeter; Milbenk, Milveffon: Done -
the orange ceieexixtioit ,hem yeaeay, gal, Alma, Listateel, Listowel
eolipsed all former recoil& and was the
.largest Celebrition'of the anniveleary of
the Battle of the Bayne that thisolistriet
has ever eiperienced. 1281, by actual
k. 10*,M1_Partin ilia:parade, seventy-
ittit? Jodener _being_ mepreeented.- ,, Three -
Sonde played during, the evalk„ Wing
ham Misers. Band, 'Clinton Kitty Band,
and Goderich Fife and •DruM Band. Ten
thoueand spectators 'snitched the lodges
march and ,the acconiodatione of the
town -was tasted to eaPacity by We
dense. ehrone, L.O.Ii.e L.o.YiIi.,A... and L. -
lodges from North' Hee*, Sotith
Barctni watt prItre, Mirth Perth -end oth-
ers were present, .
The town presented a moat attractive
appeaeance with the streetei deoprated
with flags, banners, evergreenand col -
?red 'Wets, . •
nun early in the morning instil after
sixidniglit, 'the sound of fifes and drums
,ceuld be heard and the • large crowd,
with ideal .weithel, enjoyed themselyea.
In the evening three dance floors, two
ti Joeephrite street and ttae other in the
arena, were enewded Until a late -hour
and the metert be the TOwn Hall, given
by the OMIttdiUrt Oriikopt a London,
was well. pattordzed, The cowboys also
laved for The dints in the Arena
r Tires were, awarded as follows: oldest
Orangehieri, --Dinitaii Camtibill, Ripley,.
3 years,' And David pante/on, Clint°. ere
git 'efeifie. Bed *esker. I,. 0: L... Ainberley
0. 1346: Bei Dressed L.O.B.A., anton
o, , 911, ,lodge from greatest distanee,
wan No, MI: best fife and drummer,
olinston and Stewart of 3313th. Two
softball tarots were played. following 'the
epteclies. Winghain midgets 18104, and
he Goedrieh SilvetWi„,of Kitchener,
cleated the Winghim All &ars 6-4.
,The parade /et froi_in ithe Taint NIX
Alfred Street 40. France titled, along
ince Street to the biogonalRektd, along
*gond Road tO Vietothi Street, thence
jotephitte Street and . im Joeephine
red baek tie, the Tosm %irk Where the
speetheatweregtren.------,i
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tal the ititatttrirltioefe**4
retie—siteste-Aneardinese- A
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Grote, Clinton l!i,„ T.
Winthrop, oklaytield, 'Sotith„
Vert* Ilirerstork, Oederich Iblriaahip,
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itelstowel L.T.B., Carthage, Teawbridge,
Britton, W. Morikton, Wallace, Lamb,
'Kingart 14.0MA.. Kingart, Wallace, Hare
riston, Harridan Belgrave,
Meth, Blyth Londeekoro. Au -
bum, ihntgannon, leelfasf,- Nile, -Orange
Hill L.O.YeBiA.,elneinge Fordwich,
Gorrie L.013.A., efeiwietidge, 'Clorrie,
Walton, Ethel, Brussels, Wroiteter,
vale and %Mignon,
Rev. 3. W. Button of Gorrie was the
chairman and first introduired Mayor
John W. Banns of town, who extended
heattY Iveltemle to the Oinitngetnett.Ant
other Visitors. On behalf of the town be
Presented to the phairentni ethe key of
the Town and exPreesed the wish that all
wiend have a &riots visit.
Mr. George Spottti, M. P. for NOrth
Huron, said the old spirit of British
freedom and liberty he.d.not died in the
breasts of Canadians. ?Or 52 Vain he
hes been parading on the 14th of July
and never had to apologise tor -being an
Orangeman. A good citisert, li� Said,
would not ask for special rights and the
Orange Order stands for equal rights to
all end special privileges to ie. He
Made no reference to the school ques-
tion. '
The older people, he declared, -have a
right to teach the voting people to love
the British Flag its by it the rights of
the Minority are protected. belorighig
to the Itainily of Nations has bayed
Canada Irani liankrunta, h sa14;
Cannon Perkins of thatiosOl, taki, we
celebrate the 12th because 11 Vemenerti-
orates 4, glorious heritage Of freedom.
The association .stands tomtits:ire
against' any effort to break the
tish /entire- and'there 'emote frihedoin
and eqtritilte In Our Empire than any
other nation: He coiled Upon all citi-
0014 .to an.4 b 410 pubiletroilloole,_ it
net, their efficiency will be lessened and
the *taxpayer Will have to pay More for
their' support;
A &infer WingliaM rector, was the
nett Speeker, Bev. Wm. tutu, ce Lou.
Aor:;:atibettt_t--,esetot-•Ctrwrtitt--tht;dhOto4ltftt
Iteitia it the tonal or
‘grotwing today that !Clap
be better not to hold egebrations efeery
'COMpared the Mete* at the
Ofttfnued on me $)
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er
ervices'
Solicitors question it'O w e r
Conunisson to Discontinue
' Simply of Water.' •
INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED
A: letter (Wed July' iOth, to Mr.
Manitger'bt the local Witter and
Light ComMissien, from Messrs. Kaye' es
Hays, denying the right 'oil* Comn:&
aion to cut-0!!water to the Colborne
apartments tor nonepaYment Of arrears:
was read in a nieeting of the "Publka
Utllitjes Oommiesion. on Thursday even-
ing at the Town Hall. The matter was
-referred tb the superintendent With
power to consult the solicitor and to
Proceed to cue off servIcas if .arreare are
bet paid. •
Mr. W. E. Mateein, Mr. Wilmer Me -
Lean and itr, *. T. McLean were Pree-
.ent regardine arrears of water rate*.
The matter WAS left with the superin-
tendent sarry__outeeprev3ous--instrue--
Lions.
The 0511w:tor presented a list of those
notified to arrange for payment of water
amen and results. On motion the
Collector was •instructed to cut att ser-
vices where no attention was paid to the
• A. number of applications for 'lighting
services were paned at tine meeting.
The following applications for electrie
ranges le* -ice Passed: Thomas jell& to
dwelling on Bruce SteC. Kerr "Stewart,
to dwelling on Elein Ave.
applkation from john Sheardown
for water service to hie dvvelling on the
east side of Maitland Road was present-
ed -to the Commiesioneend referred to
the Superintendent for -a report.
A letter dated June 24th from the
Hydro Eleetrie Power Commission of
Ontario, advising that an audit of the
accounts or the Municipal 'Commission
rests entirely upon the Municipal Com-
mission or Corporation, was read and
on motion was fyied
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Will Meet
In Bayfield
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Temperance Farces Will Consid-
er Effect of Decision Regarding
,ProbleMin *HuriUm CoVintik.
A SOCIAL GATHERING
A recent' decision of the Supreme
Court of Canada-eotiching the Canada
Temperance Act, gives rise to a newland
acute situation In the temperance' pro-
blem in 'Huron County. The under-
signed feel it Is, very desirable that -there
should' be a repreesentative gathering of
temperanee workers within that area for
counsel and consequent policy. We , are
therefore calling a recnic gathering of
ill interested parties,, to assemble at
Mayfield at, 2- p.m., Tueisday, -July 23rd.
lathe county executive will meet at 1 p.m.
Coneideratien of the _present *platten_
and consultation as to future action will
be the special business of this gather -
%Mg, „in addition to a social get-togetlusr.
0 the temperance forcei.
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R. P. WAIVON, President- -
,11uron -Teriiperarile i'edergion.
W. A. BMW -ER, Secretary,
Huron 'Xinperance Federation.
A. J. General Secretary, -
' •Ontario Temperance Federation.
R. A. WHATTAM,
R. A. WILVITAM, Supervisor of
•.--- Organization.
oriterie "rdereietance Federation.
MR. AND MRS, R. GODDARD
• LOSE ADOPTED ON
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The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. God-
dard was saddened •cm the Jeth Inst. by
the deatheof their adopted son atter -a
tyro -day Blues's. The funeral service
was (=ducted by Rev. F. W. Oraik at
the family home on West St• before in-
terment took place hi Maitland ceme-
tery. The pall -hearers were Charlieard
Osbert "Wigle, Neil Thompson and Jack
votting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goddard have three
thildren 6# thejz own, Margaret, Ethel
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acrose the long way of the paper;
it fits the hoklers on the linotyper
better and is easier for the opera-
tors to', falow. Then don't crowd
yoter eopyrpaper is cheap and we
give you all you want any
tine you tall at The Star. One
• or twb of our eorrespondents have
called: we were glad to meet them.
We hope the others will drop in
from time to thee.
/When reporting a birth. don't
. Imigratulate Mr. and Mrs. Sand
so, out the arrival of e little elm
° °T.tr dattglite. A& tett die date,
the plese, the ream of the pare
snts and whether a boy or girl.
The notice Will then appear hi
4416 birth column, for which no
cha Made..
Pcneittdar 'Oens,
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nnes distkAly, We
are nat mind. readers arid mint to
avoid tritsiakeit as Mirth as pot-
ettele. ;
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CANOPY AT BEACH
BOON TO BATHERS
The MOW Meted by the
Tata% COnncil at the Bathing
Bet% ite. ;prolog *-oal boon Tor
betherse and thOect in charge of
sniall children, or others watching
the People in the 'Werter,
Citieens and vieitora bave been
flocking,- to the 'beach at the har-
bor durIng the /Vett* het *Pell -
The 001Y tteleetleti that can be
made to the new cithopy Is, there
are not More Ihre'it.
PerManent roots or carespleae
supported by poste Or pillar,
0OrdiAg to their oboe, ocidepy eon-
vedient place* on some 01 the
northern beeches and are adding
to the attradions of thoee bath -
dug teientel, A Owes snare on the
ooderich beech eraiseci be loppre-
,....,by.4he-Vep10 v110' are W1
the harbor in increasing
biarbers.
Lived and Died
in-Goderich
Mr. W. W. Sloths Was Born On
Same tot -in- 1868, Where He
• Spent His Life.
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IN BUSINESS WITH BROTHER
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After an illnesa many years, Walter
Wellington Sauna, 'youngeet son of the
late Ser. ariditfre. Sautes; Pas-
sed away on Wednesday morrung, in Al-
exandria Hoepital where. he had been con-
fined for the last five months.
-Witi3 born September 19th, 1)68, in
Ooderich and for the last nineteen years
b.ad been. connected with hie brother in
the Saints Oast Co, He married Miss
Sarah Martin, daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Martin, of Goderich,
who survives with one daughter, Gladys.
He leaves two brothers, Bersjamin• ef
Goderich; and George of Winnipeg:. ars
well as two sisters, Mrs. P. E. Bell dif
Winnipeg ; and Mts. Fred Smith, of Pow-
lerviee, iszje„, •
The late was a Meson, a
Coneervative and in -Anglican.itetr. A. C.
Citiderwill eon4n4 the Amaral service
which will take piece from the family
residence on Church Street, on PrideY
afternoon, at -half PaSt two,
' He had the unustial experience of being
born and spendhsg the 67 years of his
life not only In thet town of tloderich but
on the' rametpremises, rarely leaving hie
native town for more than a day Or bye°
tt any one time.
The pall bearers were six old friends,
Messrs. Wm. IteaeSyntie H. Martin, H.
C. DunloP, Fred Sturdy, Oliver Johnstos
and St, George PrIce.
MRS W. .SUTHERLAND -
• DIED IN SARNIA
Mrs. Janet MacMillan, beloved wife of
Captain Wm. 'Sutherland, 5354 Oregon
Ave- Detroiteepassedeaway -arethe home -
of her daughter, Pers. 0, g. McLean, 338
N. -Russell Ste, -raffia,-6n Sunday, July
14th. She- had. been for only two
weeks.
Mrs. Sutherland, Who ens born in
Kincardine 'Ibwneletp, County of Bruce,
was a resident Of Goderiele Ontario, for
,a number of years, but for the past 21
Years bad resided in.Detroit.
, The _remainS were taken to Detroit for
burial. the funeral service being hetd at
her home 9n Tuesday afterno. on,, July
10th,
Surviving, beside. her husband, are
four daughters, Mrs. If. C. We/malty,
Hamilton; Mrs. C. E. MacLean, Sarnla
Minsq3 ittari. and Chrisheldsh suther-
/end,' at home, arid one son; Wm. R.
Sutherlind, Detroit.
Nurses Scarce
In This District
Struck by Bullet from Rifle Being
Cleaned by Major R. N.
op. Deceased Went Overseas
With First Division Dental ,
Corps. .
MILITARY FUNERAL
Dr. Garnet 8,AtidnS00.• Welleimawn
•,litteter dentist and a major in the 'Huron
Vestment passed away at the Ooderich
;respite' on Monday evening about ele-
• ven. oVlock, ha death being attributld to
*Annaba wound inticted in an accident
mi Feiday led at Barfield. "
Tir. Atkinson and litater R 14., ttersholt
tet London, had been out ground -bog
,sbuoting In the afternoon and had ree
turned to the b,tter's cottage et Baytield.
Major Bub%) wet cleaning a .42 rifle on
the-verandelrot-ithavottige-antricti
tin -
known °barge in the gun exploded. The
bunet Pulsed throughDr. Alkinitarelli ab-
domen .and lodged n his bocktee iota
removed to the heapital her, where the
bullet was removed by Dr. X. D. Bushy
of London. On Sunday afternoon, a
,blood- transfusion- was- given- the -injured- -
man, but his condition flid not imProre.
Major Attineou went oversees with the
First D'Aiskur Dental Corps. Re leaves
a-Avife and two daughters„Aintenit and
Lorraine, at home. He is so.loes survived
by hie 'parents, Mr. and MrL A. 8. Atkin-
son qf Detroit, and three brothers, Casey,
Jack and Gem all of Detroit.
The Amon Regiment will -be Preee.Itt a• t
the funeral .servke 0; be held in this
Presbyterian chum% in Exeter this af-
ternoon at 1.30 pen. A &Mg Party has
been eiriem: frosn A company (Goderich)
Of the regiment. Burial 0111 take piece
in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery-, Loedon, where
the R. C. Res wll supply a fhing party.
The funeral will be conducted with full
mlitery_honors.
An inquest was not deemed necessary.
Fruit Loaded Trailer
Crashed Into Pole
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Two Boys Escape Injury. Berries
a n d • Cherries Scattered on
Pasfer$4)3r ,Benefit.
elPing Little Children.
Nile, ',idyl 0-4.1tliss Lizzie Matthews re-
ceived news hist week Of the death or
her brother, 1*. fileOrge Mattherws. near
Simeoe. She and Mr. and Mrs. Mary
Matthews and Mr. /nee Currie motored
to-Simcoe on Thursday and attended the
What inght have resulted in a eerie=
accident occurred one half rune north of
etile, when two boys.. Theodore White
and Clayton Gledhill of Scotland (near
• Brantford) from exhaustion fell asleep
while driving -with a trailer load of- tier -
nodes and cherree. The bar left the road
eolliSine with 'a telephone pole Whicche
7, -as broken in tile im"Pact. Tbe weight of
the trailer behind sent the car into the
air -and hurled it against the bank. The
load of fruit WaS. completely destroyed for
telling purposes, yosailey genii picked' dfs
what was any good. The radiator, bum-
ner , and wheel were, badly damaged, but
the hays came' out wthetit s ecritch al-
though badly trightened. -do'nstable Lev-
er was notified but no charge Wits laid
as the tar was going only 25 miles an
hour Which was sworn to by Mr: George
and Wilmer. Rutledge who wItnessed the
crash. The wreak was taken to Mr.
Rutledge's, where it remained for a week.
Mr. °Whin is a cousin of Mrs. Rut-
ledge.
'Me Wong i'feople's Soolety met last
Thin-sday evening, wth Miss Helen Mc-
Phee taking ehargeof• the devalonal
of tbe Meeting and Miss Beth MOPhee,
the business part. Mr. Pomeroy owe
the tople Mitch was froin part of the 7th
chapter of Luke. Merles McPhee was ap-
pointed a delegate to attend the Coder-
nich Summer School.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCall- and their
[ son Jirk, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Sproul
Seyeral Sudden Calls Made For' and Will, all from Lueknow were visitors
Professional Services
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DON'T GET ILL
People in Goderich and VA:s1ne-7 would
be wen advised not to contract any kind
of illness that would require the set -vices
a a trained nurse, least, until the
present demand for women of that pro-
fession has olackened a little. A ease
demanding stieb services erase at the
begimilng of this week and it WAS only
after a great deal of trouble that a
nurse, not already occupied, was ob-
tained.
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MOON WAS ECLIPSED
EOM:NEARLY FOUR HOURS
A "'clear sky and bright CAM, Wert
wade it pmsible for croderichites to fully
enjoy the total ecitece of the moon which
occurred lad Monday night. The eclipse
bean at approximately 10.15 p.m. and
lasted until almost 2 pen.
The ear -ties aliadow begah 40 brOb itt
trent of the moort and ehanged the eol-
ot theeplatieteuntil-it-Weetes-ilaltered
lour wilicb„gradiailly tot-644(er as the
r tadow advanced. I treajefterteetteieelee,
formatters ..en the „ moos* .surfare Were
more witnessed during the ettipse
than they are at ;ghost, tfartoc Ito ratiOil
WAS totally cAllred foie a Spare of otter
hotir. !!:,tee tree
..elerreeeeree
at Mr. Thos. MaPhee's on Sunday.
:Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sowler of Wood-
dook and Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Dundes ot
Ingersoll visted on Sunday and Monday
at Mr. John Tabb's.
The Nile Ladies' Guild held their 'meet-
ing on Monday afternoon at the home of
Miss Hilda Ithenigan with MM. Pomeroy
presiding. A reading was given Bdis's
Velma Finnigan. It tea.3 decided to hold
• the annual pent on August 2nd. and in-
vite the mombera 0! the W. M. S. to be
pretent. A reading "A Gatden Is a
Prayer", was reren by Miss Ethel Tabb,
followed by hymn. The hoatees, ittra.
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AMERICAN YACHTS .
VISITED GODERICH
The following arelhe yachts that vialte
ed'Oodereir during the pt week: July
14th, the Heather Bell, and leonnY. Bell
Dietroit, the Patton. Oreese Point.
• (Capt, J. &Win) and sal yaeht, Dar.• !
ame, Duluth, (Capt If. Jaekeori); Jute
leth, Bonny 13ey 2nd, Detroit; July 16th,
I,
ixtv-catzaarra -crarrir4)L
• iratutmato.
-Th.„04,0te gerAstesaveregtc4z,-qatied,-
Stra4.y on her way ttii to the Saulte
te Marie with 100 passeirgetem: the
ten Maple took a !odd of teat to Moir.
t while the Superior, carried twlitht, 40
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