HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-07-22, Page 4•MM400M4
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f �� ifror�s - a F1 ( D LCR ff" THURSDAY, JULY Ysnd, Ii!!d -
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r�.,��,.... I U tlk decision is .against me there sv gxt# was the population; the e,O...�,�...........s - - -
. , ift iol"e'w"-' r will be so murmur or complaint from work must bt dour by the Chi, I - - i
I 1int. I will cheerfWly Abid. by that themselves. Foreign missions sl•osttld IL
decision. not br of adene merely by tate a the t `
d YOUNG MEN'S SUITS , Faithfully years, of work of a beneficent nature obey
. "'N'S ��„ GEO. Sl?OTiBN. aproaaniislNdL in hospitals, schools, K ODA Kro'..
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We ate offeringour Mock of Men's "And YoungMCO's Summar $nits at � THE �R � should
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be coot etc. Good as theme t xl�themaelvas to
slwuld be consiieeaed as a means to
Clearing Prices. hey able aiffsrtut patterns SO kb xes, �„d
U to Wedmmda . ht tae hun• There was difference• of +opinion as FILMS
Regular $25, Smile for $16.50. Reg. $19.50 Suits for $12.95 _,Axed ani twouty-ane r"Istrral at to tire, desirability of coutinxing t r- A I It .
+M�`"' + mirmberr of ti►e C,odrrich Suasmrr, akn missions to China pn a�rroanof 1
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I MOPS, STRAW HATS >�MIE`I I MTHING SUITS fSeltool of ;1Eit6, in nidi#ion to several the t►nti-Christian movertrrnt rrtd � �
ll ` - • who have registered as visitors, and, even rttissionarka themselves were s
I ', Men's Straw Hai$ in the, iC0011 s 'let- All Wool and cotton t3athi') Suits in of course, the public mastings in the sometimes discouraged. •The anti•, ,ilr:�te loping,p +
est:' hapes, in smart sennits and fincv hraM a variety of plain shades, with comtrastin evenings are attended blr nuxabers, Christian movement, however, was - t
str#�s, The prices are Very 1110ds'r#te. body stripes. of the sentrat public, Those who • not only anti-Christian but against . a � � �` I:
c have registered err as follows. i reifsion of any sort. Having fount` and . %j ni,�+y�,. rims
MEN'S SUMK itNDER['VL• g gf y, � �'Alen'sthe emptiness and superstition cf ` and .�./ 4s si
I:l SUMKR u J<i !y Gt�iifk t ggir i4 u)1 lltp 1C Q Gerrie Wtbeter. Frgmondville, ( thein' old forms of religion the group ` '�
*Ceara , lsiacl►iillfan. >l�tomtdvllte;
. Summer weight Underwear. �Ct )411Tg alert; ft►rld save Money. Rev. Mx. NcTavisb, Exeter. of young spirits, who formed the ° - i
,Xiss• Xorjoris Clark*, Exeter. , oovement turned from all religion as r
i atlas Hamel fdctndera.», Er:at4r. superstitious. An encouraging sign _ .
4I8 sirs, Dan Lewis, Brinsley. was,fou in the fact that the very .H"N Ga �U NLO •
PHONE 41s CORNFI PHONE existence of the anti-Christian move-; ..
» Miss ldary 'Amos, Bxinsley. .mint , was directing attention to, .
rc='� ♦ _ : Mlss Alathea Switaier, St. Marys o The Rexall DTug Stoic •
• LADIES rind iV E vsS WEAR Mss;• Agars Grierson, St. Marva. 10`%riatianity, and even the leaders of.- _ .
r • Miss Haggle Risher, Dungannon. the movement were, studying Chris• r , `�r
�` " Sl#Ol~ WHBRIG YUU ARB INVI?t~q T4 iHOlt' "` l[isn stet Ward, Listowel, tianity and finding . in Christ a won t _- jgoGdt 1.irR .9,10 e . A GOdGiri<fc t
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE . GODERICH QNT. Miss Gladys,Addtson, BrttooSeld. derful.. rexsonality. The quotation 1.-_ - �'
Mr: jars.rend.frove:one of °the asntt- .
Moss Hazel idategh, Brueefield. .
'.Miss Evelyn t+dwaxde,' Mitchell, ' Christian writers would seem to indi- �" "�'""
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cafe that wrhile they :are revolting Evidently annoyed by the fact that ce>ic. ' Z nal=snot• West reply .
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.,Rtl}I *4 �� F ,.I `Masa Muriel -Baker, London, o
The pavement tq iftlnut street' In borne-blCtsa Mar>it Britton, Mitchell, against Christianity as a religion, the Purities had unexpectedly beaten'•that of a man suffused with joy and
( [ „ , T Airroring their prosperity. sante of them were et finding Christ.
Brwitfortl ExPttFrtor as°only ane in; tigiryrl, lite driers, hat grounder{t and- tMiss. Marlorie'Roney, Mitchell. Y them to the Dominion Day tourna- happiness. Over and over again )re
ttrest fn Silji6o -financial--to take Mr. Alex. Finnigan, mondviile:. • � ��*y evening 'the addreea
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LOGAI, LOYALTY . t of the t:ammunft ,every dollar ft by the Province. was given by Rev, lir. McGregor, of mant,.the schoolboys started in from expressed the deep gratitude in his .
out y 'there was some ditfvzencc (it opine 14liss Esther -Hanna, Kiri<tan, St: Andrew's church, London, presi• the .start arid' `;o an.•ti to pound: the'heart. `. • 'v ` + 4`l
Just recently it has come to the can extract without making on* sin- ion as -to the procedure to be 'adapt- Miis Victoria Hanna, Ktrkton. s here to every known "corner :of the 9wo the priests in• atter►dan4
rat' f'The •Star that a certain.live tele contxibutioil, to it.y ,,fibs Reformbr b could be submitted to Miss Ruth nna, Kirktan, dent oftthe..Loridon Conference, w,no lot and merciless villains that they were Bishop M. F. Fallon, London;;
ps were said around town at a l is bound up'hai rink strut wfth $itriy �{VI and it 'card filet canard • r Miss Fannie emp, 'AtiW,411. laid great a hop eo 1i the young
of Kaad car and lVQzfalk County. Its inks a .• were, they continued' to do so ,Monaignax OG�rinor, viceaeneral,
les rstbstant sold higher than the eats axe their interests and. will r- sxpen, a# the'town s. b0 per cent, -of a Mins Florence Wiley, ltiitchell. ,war manse blr taeda a �thinhuro t throughout ihoiie long n'lne atantas. London; Monaii-i►or," West, St: ahem- '
the work could Mme paid by., town . Maas Alice fJavrerby, Union:
price at which local stores. were of- wan be no, t a di cult is 'chs Miss Violet --Stewart, Thames Road. IV or efficiently' without training and In the field they .hawed kfye �amesame. As; Monsignor Ayl;�ard, Sarnia; Man-,
i Perin the very sante line of 'goads, he Racal newspaper publisher as, a whole,, but th Zr Miss Violet Ratcliffe Thames Rd, the"summer school gave •the training spirit and took evexyt thelthat fs .as alga, J. Brady, London; Dean J. -'
R lack at time, as the tar cexeary advez- , their,'way, tgastng out the ,bat#era as Gnam, Chatham;"Dean F: X. Lathan•"
The outsider ,had no interest in Cid-. contributes, not alone in the publicity l sin of the bylaw would delay the Miss.Helen Ratcliffe, 'Thames, Rd. in. religious leadoiahip whiab made F'oid' City; Rev. Fathex' J. T. -
I crick liryortd tern` amount of money► he 'ivaa to heal movements, but err timing b the' young people gal home to' their
they came. Spnderson had 'the boys: dbau,
•.'subscrm teonR ,to every worthy object matter beyond the Lim when the Maas. Idabel Ws ser Ailsa Gkai,, congregations and otTer their. ser- ""from dawn yonder" hopping weakly rFoley, D.D., Loitdoei; Rev. Father
he could tak0 but of it and corers P contractor's plant would have to be t and many Qfr thein were re#ered in Vitheaterx, Belle River; Rev, Father y� i 0
CicEa .to their pastor in Chris#ran
butes obsolutol,y nothing to the build., and is deserving the fullest Support "moved to thepClin#on end of the pave- Miss Olive Sarverby, Westfield. this wa X'. A. Millet, London; E. J. Goetc,
tog ftp of 'the • local community; the of the community which he serves, . ment , Miss Dorothy` Anderson, •Auburn,; !' ° � first essential for ,,Christian Tho .same, did not 'present much 5eaforth; A. J. McNabb, Ford; W. J. .
M! taxes` and cup-' and is a community institution wbkh The other method. is to put the Miss Lavra Jack n, .Auburn. nensatfoiaal, work, -'both ,teAths,, being 4nglois, Riverside; L.'. W. -Power,
. .; ' . , home* merchant., pay. Miss Violet work' was' to, see' Jesus` and 'many
b #� jits part and 'parcel'of,the Firteimunity °pavemelet down its 'a local improve- Tyndall, Esmondville, called .upon to play only. six -tight .Sarnia; F. 'McCarty,* Thamesvitle; J.. -
parts every w rthy o jec I i ment the town advertising its inten- .• Miss Margaret. ,P;atOt,l�,:gittattei• `Vere 'thus corning in touch with'Him . baseball. The Furitteai` fbdugh 'pez- F: ldahnney, La• Salett�e; J, A. Cook,
The • GWerich Star ,has 'Always life. r Ville. 4n ,the suWr4er aehbala. 4Dr. McGrt-
tion to la such a Pavement on thin nhitten 17 counters to crdss the plate Wallaceburg; B, Farrell, Smiths '
r.tood for looAl lovilty. Back up � r . VOR MACEWAN ' A8 A 'plan. and lay
a portion (how... ' Miss Kgthleen, McElroy, Blyth. got painted out that in the Bible ear g
qui Hate Town every time and help Miss Jean•ldath, Blyth • native it was always atter one 'had were not .guilty of many+ • mieplaya. Falls; T. P. Donnellan, Ford; 7', ;ti.
+� - .our CANDIDATE ever small) of the cost on the proper- Miss Mac 'Ptah , Brussels s seen Gori that he 'was sent one -bad the heavy hitting of the students Moran, St. Thomas; W. S. Moi'iison,''
it to prosper, to 'quote 'from �, .Announcement has been mado of tY owners on the road where the , mfasign to` his fellow excaturea; ' $o being largely responilblq 'for the Landon; James Hogan, I.ucan; W» 2:
front page slogan. 'Bity from the, .scorlil The game; ineant'tnuoh to tia'e Moran, Simcae; Joseph John Shollc, `
flit date of the Bominion olcetion$ .aa pavembnt 'would `be laid: It was Mfas I ay•Armstrong, Brussels. Vile, Christian worker to be effective, : , .
. bonne merchant and- your money will, pouted: out that s 25 per cent.'assess- Miss Maxy Clerke, North St, millers, for' by virtue of their losaltondon J. E.. Pagesit, Windsor; J,
+` after, a ma Sept. 14th, and a � amixiatt6g convent 'meat 'on elle property 'owners (with _ Rev. Mx., Clarkes North St. trust' that tee Jesus ` and then 'ho they now slide down to fourth peg in G. Labell, Courtright; F. J. Br•ennnn,
come back to you aloe not r1Y . could not help ;Tint go back - and look
o wn dealer- does tion of the I Libexalroonsarvatives of ,half of the total =coat paid by the ' Mita Pilorence lliooney, Nartn St., r u d him for' work to .do for. the •the- pennant race" 'and tivith'only one London; D. ,Gaffney, Clinton; T. J: .
A days. 'The nut f to Miss Railfe.-:North. St: -
-nothing to build up Goderich.. • Hl a Not;th Huron has been called' for next Province) Would mean only iZ'�S per fMaster- � more game tb .Play, besides. a bele : McCarthy, SA. Br ' o P. radon taec,
, , cent. of the' cost of the work, and Mist .Florence Colborne, Horth St.
. sole interest is to fake .every •dollar Thtiisday,, July 28th, in V11►ng'aam. .' Miss Mabel %woods, St. Helena, The sessionp' of the school .are held `94ms ;to play off, it being with their London;. M. A. Britton, London; 3n.
f wffh stroe't corners, etc., necessarily Iia the mornehg in Victoria strQet tin• vrctois,oie Tteesday, theft chances of J: Fallon, Ridgetown,; ,W. A.' Fling . '
he can or of Gaderich and what ho Mayor H, J. A. 14iacEwan, iu response Wine by the towns as 'a whale° and Ilifsa ,Tenet MaCfarlatte,'St. #lelena:. , reaching• a , l—ofl''pasitian are re nery, Londa,'';" J. A, Finn, West
pays 3n the way of farce .goes to help o h urgent re best of the. leaders a ur e' spread over a to M of MnOa;Evelyn iloward,. Exeter.' I .church: +'The afternoons are d _mote: Still toren or. thin a have Lorne; E. A, O'Donnc;i, Landon; W. " .
i t the n pq q the deb nt e P vot d to recreation and: the public g g
build up some other community, Wt � a#' the rt has, decided to come be• tert ye io, , the assessment fox the Miss Leola, Horn' Norte St: . meetingsi • in the ev'' i are held' in 'happened. ' -`7:, Cbrcoran, 'Parkhill; I: M,_ Forriathl,. .
Y, Miss Mc',Tavtt ie Exeter.a en• ng
have roads to 'build, sewers to Cin•{ he convention as °it 'candkdate Pavement !vbtrld be; only,hbout what . Nortah atxeet'United church. The Paddlers Fall to the Gunners London; W. J, Krvlur, Belleville; 1✓d-
#ere t x Mina Maudts•�#aiding,' Garrie.
struot► sidewalks to build,,tcchoolsJo : , i t land 'We Believe -:property o`vr.4rti axe fiayepti' %x xi�sid Last 'evening Rev. E.. C,.�Wilford, n , ed4to,•form on ward' Gordon 'Doe, 't'Vinds. h-
and the only le for tit1A 1tOrn nal ran ' ori Mise Esther Hardintr. GorrIe:', M. : of Chia ve the address and. Btsaet a d Co., a1o,Wrn Beath; C. S. B... Torblato (St. Mich -
support' tie,, y peon C neillor .Lee, , �' n , gsr a, dr nal n . Tuesday and showed soft. ball random eel's' College; ^Theo J. Valentin, Lon-
'who are heli to pay for these A if ho wins the: cOnventian will prone . It, was .est a!•ru . by ou ie , . Mr. Dobeli ,'Ch t Bayfield. ,
. helping i 14tiaa TtleJeila,Cheor, North 5t..• tonight l<fias Elsie. R. Srliitll, or Tor- thq+r`.tha M,C;C. were riot their'equals.
o le that lav in Godexich and a strong cytdidate ta.lrepretsent the seconded by Councillor. Cxaigie, arra onto; is to speak. , On Friday night 1 a ie Cairo don; D. A. McRae; Mount St. Joseph,;
the pep e , Miss Clara Cresswoli
lac than •. riding in ,the Federal, House.' Mr. carried that a provincial • engineer i :. North St. Mras McCorkindal'e; of',krstralia, •will fie' genes was .a rep ay � $ t s gout, f,andan; T. P: Hussey, Kfnligra: J•.
.1*y takes. Any other po y : tatima'to of the Coat of tlae work be Mips, Eva. Cah�bQr: Ciahton,. Ont. played A week previous n;l p P., . Brenttan, Waliapehur ,.. J A.. -
that of. local loyalty ie' enfolded. Tile Spotton alMa •announces htmaelf in be the sneaker,
accused, 'to.,4cther :vitlr a written .Mase Kerte, l3ieatron, Clinton, Ont: e torb•grot,what tlieyr oxpected—a'sriap- RoAney,'4Vintieor; la. i;, ri`{erney, Lon• ;:r
Small town's existence depends on') this issue of The tar• is seeking' the MisO LueIIS,toBowelli nt, , hd closingh'.coned. t' ' se on py;,argument. dori• John ' White T'Ib - J .
. t0 t statement i'roya .the :conlxaCtora beta Clinton'a Su witty, 'with 'e^`eonaeCxatIon eervtct• a •ant . J. A ,' t u�'' •' H"
W41 loyalty, the development. of a nomination .and ogler names bgve H the !viii do tae worst gni ,Murray Carter, Clinton, bet. Norther, team,tnrn d in a bxrlle Chisholm, St,, Malys, London;`'J. 1d.• •
Y , + to she p, Y '.: ; Mints Befatrtoe Macdonald, ' 24lole's- rn 'jVktOrla street church in the fitter- performance but they .evened, rep no. Pocoik Londoet° "J. F. 'Dona hue .St.
real community spirit. { works committee to secure ► . , , g ,
w, These are the dela when fhb cities been me+ioned. Compari0oris.af the Lha publ<c
wdrth, •. , . . • , nope at 8 o clock, 3tnd�s grand Navy ,clohety ott.•errora and the like that a ; homes• :4I. Su levan thane=
vatlns wghtclz :aro made •with Mr. thio enforfuatlsn sty tree said report Miss 9n the, evening ert.NQrth;siregt church, ,ti t." amt ,resui :'` Tete: Saltier 1 ,. Cha - ,
Mor Sangster,' Moles• . ot,, B il- hoitras Ws• Kearney,` i.opdon• D. J. ..
: , t►rt bending ever effort to bring tyre , 'c n w h Mr. Wi •le"s--to the ooumcil. worth. . •, t G .Rev. Mr.'Willson ill be -in -charge of , ; • .
oynt a, els #ran a. d it g :The con#cart era, a. eourtre, have al• nth.,. r..,s.. :,:, rtes, tabs; betiptdr° tsdva»b►se of, ,thrik .Egan, Sttatftord, J. b', `'StAnIe ; Lan • .
noar)W towns, as'tributaries to them; f t r " were t ret stet. Mme: Sim , t ` , , ,t}eis ciSa !W sitifc �anrl`Ite•v, 1V1r."Tol• ,oppoituni ci',s OI
N@11 bqt , bf wh ch he e h b#t,o ! l►*nth than , ,did • I'yrjtchar
snot loft the- advkllttr ` di tlle'-toials _steal VetBally ..toed iheV will d0 tl+e. t . fo , of Blyth, well give Kea address;. t'e°r don; ItI:` D. 0 Neil," rV4Toodatock; V(T A, .
i`e, 11lrtr, Sxni#lf,irokaswaroxth: _ zit n a d therat the . r' . o a
icandld tea tee the °field,. enc agarinat x1i woks at -the aaeni3 tigurq as Liao Corp n t -- - v:• . W... wo, t is "'iioefnra$ g `: n de,)1RI!, €�. , f x�l�aff, Port - inbton:,,'
. but lax the advantage of the City. l<te V. - r� u14t~ste. (ts.toffs-Arson&: , °, y rhe (: lt..11. vfetcF . The C. 1; A. , y > -�; r
Tho efl!orts of nearby cities. papers rtect xt tn,which there ware only twb tract they hard on. flee ileghivay, uxtd lK{sa''va'$ 'gstf►n Assort. . prerrdent ot�the school; altevr.Duncan now ascend tq third place and it they GOLF' "
t r cireW Lions . n the Are ri islexding- too. that extent sand i. th council have lgured that alae 60 ' • MaTawah, Crediton, prensdent; Rev. .
to tx end thea a 1 per cont of° the cost tete town vvauld ins lorege A'patiy, ll,rkoaa. �; Te tel, continue to pray {n fliers' present �
1' towns around should be considered the ' s me . M%Oiiure; •aiefair, to , Mr. Mise Viq a McKenzpe, Arkoua. • G , lfp ,Blyth, vi president; forrie:' they, ought to remain firm `on On Friday, Julq 9th, a match 'ba• .
have to atasure - would. not e,tceed Rev. , W, R, Alp, of AuWrn, • secre-
ftairr the new point of "heal loyal- Joynt d ' Vide: , . 1it;000 xobabl leas. Mfgs Milds l3rnivn, Axkona. that'itpot. Tht'Paddlera now resting 'tvveen the ladies of the Stretford Golf'
. ,.� r i• , P Mr. Fait (gtaft) G encoo. tar,,yI Rev, C. F.: Clarke, G}oderieh, 4yietly ih' fifth piaci have little hope and Country Luis and fadiew of the
ty." :The city paper is full' of the. Gouncellorn Turner hod Sproule i treAsurer. . . ,
adv lair of the c t tear a . TO CONTINUR .VVItO:V ROAfi , were absent • fro!r the meetin on' Mips M., IM:°,b<ssrrett., Bayfield, .- . • . , , o! 9rfaiitg to file hei,gght necessary to Blue. Water "Golf and Country* Club, ,
est i y ea rd . g IeJtneclY, BAYReId, get snob the play oils but they have read played+ over :the 1Bdtie Water .
I'AYllMls'N'T TQ TH> .SQUARES" Tuesday evening. • Rev, Mr.•
#dms :extenafati of city circulation in .,_ .:,.n -.. Miss 14lArgaret:,smith, Glencoe: ; a chanco. to decide avhtch team0 are CouYae: Oii account of the rain only
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nearby towns 10. an Added"menace to ,
Town Gomincil Moll Special' .Mtetlitg Miss `Mildred Anderaaft, Glencoe. • going^ to be frits the battle:' • lirs. Whitnar and Mra;. Lloyd played .
. the tAwn said its merchants and local Ttsesiay Nick Hoorne writ. E '* ' Mr, Benson `Pentland . (stafF) Dun= The Square f.onttn>#etc Their Winning , .1. rv' 1, T 1t holes, the others• stopping, at nine
%in uii0ns, especialXy 'in' those datya� . • CONSE1ftyATi'VF. d annOn. Streak by Defeatine the Purities G, :C.` L.... .' ....I 0 I ,
t #rpt ototenkrtieitfs QO t , rx14 1 holes,
. of rosoy. Comnitinic!ation.. P .° ;�: 10R`-1'E)E : E PRON Miss M. ' lio'Jrertson .'Istaff) :Gude Square.:..: ..;' ..b' S 0 Stratford '.' Bli a Water .'
=-� e)t: Woods and Co..started' their, rally, A .: . ....: . . . . : . .¢ 3 0 Mrs. .
thein days will jump into tfic . A bptcial meeting of : nice town �' ' " +� ri. . It WhitnarG . i Mra. Lloyd....::.1
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and• hike cif to the cit ,etb'''` n cauncil'was held -on Tuesda ' eveni Nine months alto I waa youir can -I ,blr,DJa�, jgonto., at the wrong ted' of the game last Purity Flour... ........A' 4 T Mrs. MaktnO.:::O Mxa. iibclacker!..:1
y '"�' to hear the report of elan eeve a d dilater the Federal election. Waren Masa Julie : xown,.I,ondesdtoxo;. '1.irursday when they (scored ten` runs M. C. ,C..........;,„....3 5 G. 14Irn. Itankin...';0'Mies Neftel, ....,.1 '
imesi talk about.ieow, aituth tltdty p Mips . bar* Vodden, Loncleaboro.. po 0 . 8, u_ b Mrs. J. Gregoryl Mrs. McKay. , ; ...0 `
"sal ,” nevor`":katkii • ltiioi,ilcConnt the DeputLr:Bstvt�°ori,their� viadt to the tlghty was over ovtryone Itncw to the flxat two frairtea but•they had Trona station.....,,•...
Toronto to ntervieyr. a Minister of that neither•part could carr on and Mrs. howls .Dr's . no need to.worry as the Purities were.
t Y y . In #tY.: 'Mrs. Babb. , .. ,.l Mrs. J. W, Craigied
ha mach the anent inti ;g_olirre and , the word • was trent out that, bat- Mese Amor, Rrin % . always tisiling. The latter . made a' 1CSra. Bradshaw
nil seated kltwlteoep o>t' the tax,. •not to Highways. Tlity'. repoXted that the s Ft17%R 'WEST CEIXBRAM, .d Mrs. Bill. ....o'
Depaztment would pay tflfty »cr sent: t1s, being. lndeciatve, l?rad to be #ought Dr. Will44rd ). China... flee of%rt ttr''oworeomo oleo early , ; . F�IEHiAN�y�URY •.Mrs. ,Gregoty...1: Miss Veblurchie..1
rne>itIon'the thea lost in making the of the coat of the pavement in Gode- over again. We were asked to get Mrs, Wilford,:China. . vantage of the Square, coming within, � � Mrs. (yjrr.,..:.%I 9100 I.'Ssults....o
. tripe Attd vaatts�''• often the itnngined rich ,,,and that they•, wore ,willing rftdy and keep ready, -This I did Miss Xuriel Wilford;• C:vina, two of knotting the coutit but their. Former Parish.. Priest. of St. Peters; Mira'J.Fergusonl Miss V. Saults,•.,0,'
BNr tin is no'iitrgafn .at ail. to sr+c t` a ,;reasofsabli' ex*naion of eo A&Atly expecting tUt, as it was Mi. Jahn Wilford, `China: task was too @rest. Goderich, Presented With 81,500 Mrs. Simpson. Mrs, Brown,..'. ,b
i>•tcnsf" +4d4�rtising to the -korwi time to the.. tractors in yfevi of the a matter of fighting the same elect- i Mies t4il*y Wilford, China.: , Sheardo*n,� the .clever second` tack. Mrs..Bothwell: •1 Mrs. Reid... , : ; ..1
papic�a and'';1ti v titQtit" t( the Dextra' work, intact a ]atter authOriat lost over again, f, would have, no op. F ,Micas :Aeitdee ,Leishman,. Dungan. er for the Square.1oam, had a won-. I Mise Gif ord., ..0 Mrs. , Neftel::....J ;
Goderich people are very much in-
rnarket tit lee ferU is facer sal iter the eotterisf0n of time t!an clictat- lsition for renomination. ran. deiul Might and was;the dhimns star #ereeted'..in the fiftieth anniversary Mian A. Brown.l Mrs Hnriter..;...0.
`va of tare home merchant, The ed while the deputation from Godo. : Now that we finis)ted the'hard :Irfr, p nraId Jtnknna, Rlyth,, of`thhe telt, Ris•fieldrng was sense of the iixdination of the Rt: Rev.. Mon- Mrs. McNichoX.:i.Mlas ;Somervilie.;.0
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I papers are among thq local in., rich,wtre still tirett. fighting to st m,the inroads of the Miss ngt'othy .Westbrooke,• 'Worth tional, line drives, hot grounders and ,coigns West at St. Thomas or Tues-.
r ions .that deatrve then fotleost As between ai�0•foot pitvcm�nt And. called 2'°rogresilve Army into our Street, wild throws all being handled in day. Father West was for many THE PONY CONM'T'
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raNsiettre of local. loyalty. 'Discussing • 3U -toot Plivement Reeve Munnings or;+n I'rti,-and, are abort fo reach Kiev, MrSS �I Forbes, an 'Chinn.
Cal lgasry. f a Riess to hiod. Hi itti in this yeaxa� in change of the parish of St_.
reported that he felt Inclined to favor out forv tory, it appearii there are Gbh n . • g Peter's, Goderich, and it was during Madeline Watson pleads •tree. List
alta. 'very s>slrject The simnCoe Ire• the jf0•teot' parentan k the fFu1t tram Mart. Forbes, China,. Phase of "the game he is just keeping Again, Tom 'Cook Second
t, M+t, even with several ready to.
pine 1 Mr. Xalc4di _ his °incumbency that oleo present dee
tweg of the contestants ITT
nty-live ntiik d lYom the�citynaf 4root' par+ruient the time, mighttm'wiraurfshed and to f Miss I.oulsa Faroea��ChinaA�. how t imurdeth his r thesball.o surely knbw edifice. was erected. In St. 'Thomas the Pony CoThe rnteat up to the end f .
cams when lire town would want to , Mrs. Smith, (sore) Toronto Square. , , ,.8 7 $ also, the 'resent splendid church of a week is as follows:
exbttri tdtt width► And 1(f -fent strip , h, 0 3 0 0. 0 1 2-�1 . the Hol pAngola is a monument to l at wt
. j.:. _. ford, aays: ni"gurity. ;
- a y Madeline Watson R. Drennan . a.
in certain cit#sells of the town,; rrkb side might bt proiferotldo to a b If, the writer rvsrs the right condi- Miss Yoe Leg„Landon. Purity Flaur.0 0 3 2 i 3 4 0 0---1,.. Father Weat'a, genius ale an organizer .nom Cook dim Parsons
fox some occult reason, apppear to M foot strip, and with tlwl ,gyp goon pave• dicta to srltct to entap fix an l mon. Dr. IM11son 0taf!') -London. . Sgnare•�-•Stoddsr't, •VVooda, Beaoom, for the building of churches. Charles WoraelI petty Parsons
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+ anxtana ie eater to tha so•aalltd anent it would b4 easie te;,tuxnol to iahed battle last autumn surety he - .. Rev. Mr. Robinson (st�att) Lindon: 'Shoardown,, Anderson, Mathfeson, . Father Weat hat been pastor of . - ' '
dolly” without any though ofd tbe, i ttrw of the r+orwi "A of sew. should ;he permitted to, finish -the Miss Irene )toot* Whitechurch. Frbith, McKay, Mf onald. Hely •Angels Church St. Thomas,: for .Harold Duckworth Albert Bowxt , .
} the re•sa tion it to having on er rdanectiwu betng':gsgWrsd after fight if he:shawad fairatren8*. We Miia Wjarifred Farrier,. White' "''i'1Mtiea`-`ZOung; Websttr, McDan- 83 •rear`s and on .Tuesda rec'eive'd pies Videan Bobby Wilson .
► ;,4,kamwpore�re•rr� and on the btAr�aattac Lira Parort»rnt was laid t>saa it would thdrefore submit for your emsidera• eburch, q. aid, Weir, Viable, Mailough, Carrick, 'many expressions of con atulatfan Frank All •Wilsorr•:McCuire t ' '
Intea+sats of Simcre. We do not be• be with a Wfoot pav'wymat, tion the two following ps`oofs.: latae Ova'_ otdtil, We'attletd. . Snaxel, Wilson, McLeod. Umpirea- and affection and was presentkd with Thomas -Fisher , 'ilarold Turner .;lK
{ 1 for a 'tadntmte, that these ptop;e,• TU,, *Orate � the whole council T`re vote accorded the in Nineteen Rev, Mr. Alp (staff) Auburn. Natrn act the plate, E. Elliott on purses of gold totalling nearly fpiwith - Betty Jenner Ii, Bettlei - �
1 s mass town officials and m� m6tirs was that the present was est oPpor• Rendred and Twenty=five was over Rev. air. Poulter, Benmiller. bases. Chairman Jahn 11 Farrell referred Kenneth Bedford SValter, hunt'
a of Beard of Education, it they �Ohe Thousand One Hundred and Mr. prank ''pVashingtitn, Auburn. Mona Harrison Fred Rose
• � stoaptd to realiree the part that tier #uric time to get the work ions, is it „ The 'Again Lore Attain fittingly to the wonderful work ale- i
Ref*wr hep played In Sinnott`. might it drat the Department will Fifty •metre than given me in Nine- Rev. Mr. White (staff) Nile. The Transportation team fulfilled complished by Montignor West And Philip Carter Walter Stewart .
protrrss dov$tt through the years. not continue bt�stiitg ti0 per cent, o! toollFlft Hgtxirad and Twentyane, That atev: air. Hogg (tote) Clinton, Robtzt Hornejr - " 8eith Cutt •
another engagement last Thursday wished him many years of peace and , >I
i .# v 04A intentionally try to hri ale their There were fiwt entr'aats in the con• shows a growing strength which I Rev. Mr. Booth, Belwood, with the usual result, the students happfne0tt. The Present church edi- Elmer Draper Joseph O'Brien
s t orrrt:hortte-pants, filter sntnrt umieor fact, it was stated that if their rt. have reason to Tietievrt to still grow- Mins Marg#ret Boo#h, Belwoad, blanking them 12-0. The G. 'C, L lice waa a monument to: him, which Billy Proctor RAlph Wa,l#em
stag that it xtk community can *row were undertaking the Highway ° w Secondbriar tt sal to friendly comparl.Mina Jean Cunningham, Elora, had • no mercy whatever and, played would long remain as a testimonial Robert GeorHilliard ge Tremblay
Ken McAully ley I j to tt1A fullest cwt -.. 'without of .*.-Intent . Pavement now, it war ,not Iikely....it . Mr. Edward .Alworth, Exeter, an if the championship depended on to his many sacrifices. y
.,,. _...... _ _1'- ..., .leapiAr...of..ltx,..awn,_..Tha t[ve.towrta-atf- - - ,hrow-.hovr.-,mr vote_stosd••it�.•.aach..:.:-,.Mrs Miler, London. tlte.r¢ nit„o! the me. n i or W Clarence ArmstrongJim'11da1►tann I
On in tortay, without txctptian, 'we"s�' amt, err far an Walnut tea _..... Ma s err est waa one of the
bbtrtt virile newspapers :organs which strut, so that it world .tear the town township, village and town with two Maar � xabe hcHomrtrin�Nik. St: Mist Siirtdersaer had Barlow and eityrs most'' esteemedl -CitiienR; Mayor Donald h� non .._- Benson Steep, _..,.....
t1ayy,their Important part M pard+itmot it Tacky that the work was unsiertak• 'tel catrdidates, who wetrt wltmtkrs A iris leets well subdued at all atages Handford said. Ha had always been t. ton. Benny Whitely,
for•tsrd thrir eonlmanA4x and in ret where k ix the Ontario Room. air. Joynt'a Miss Olive Horton..Nitq,. �^--•---
war, as tits express of the Miss Elva Wheatley, and by so doing registered the first ready to help in anythio g that tended Hear E. A. Marshall nationally
$vote exceeded salsa as f!oAows: Ash- 6nstanee. shut out of the season. His mater as to the welfare of th+e
i. ...L.,. _'V - _ Mks► 80; West Wawanash, 103; rest. Maar Blanche 'Wheatley, Constance. people ea St. known authority on Isndocape tar- • .
'"""""'”" "'� " "` '"" . -.� �'�`1` ''` I Wswanoth, 14; my vote exceeded Mr. Mr. Ctteord Bt•itton, Constance. And iHera always to be found ready Thomas. Ane of kir meet pleating dining, at ChautAuVas, July 28th to
• Mina Ethel Heogg, G7tnton.• and willing to aectpt all chances ared rhes."cterfstica was has ready smile: Aug. 2.
-'Joynt's .as follows: 'IWingham, 09 .W---•._............_.
, r � � errors were few and far brtween. 'the value of which could never be -
tyl` L� (� ���'urnberry, 100; liamti>e, 3.'!;, Blyth, alfa. Ruth Ball, Clinton. Their opponents, however, fared bad- computed. The � Herrick Entertainers, fore
ii1 L`4i W Stinti is 7 snorer, le: Here g en 'That lifts. p`larrnrk Rorke, Clinton. ly In fir,Ml� and misplays ct'apPrd: TFie rising generation' had no idea makers de luxe, present an interest- , ;
is $47 more voter vara tdven nae in Mre• Karg",, I,i:<towel. up continually, but to their everlast• of the sacrifices the pastor had made, ing program at Chautauqua July 29
' - lir. Joynt's riding than were give Carmen Stevens, Venmiger. ing credit they river`
` ` drier. her, WkVie's vete exeeidei l0Clsa .Iran I,avrso govt. up .flead.ht- Aid. Meehan declared. He wSea' to AAug. 2.
How �tEAt, it is to them 1 Haw INTERESTING sir, �� Lavern, � �. tog. But it is said Bill Barlow• '
r - rank as follows: Goderkh, 50; Ctrl• ofd with as. Black tiro ski plead• be congratulated on the ale give :
' , _phot", ft wry vete exareded Xr. Wt. In order to make, the best wen of+Blt'1Clili � T>g18 $TAM'
Just 5Q do we teach E'oaic-Kms n the G.C.I.GCI. crew, to telt off•his wolves. to the members of the eongtogation
pt ori azltertt fide's as follows: Crry, 9a; Bras- lir. Djartg, who was with the rrlraol G. C,
peer of church. Thanks ahautd also be given AD
sets, 1tE; thMt iR !t maott weirs were oft Monday, a chs in the t' 3 s 0 Q s = 1: U --It. who had helped to mwake it possibly..,ae
tie eta&it n,ceives Two Tkowwnd (2,�) DoDars, lit progesm Trans. ani too small thanks to the non -Cath- .
. - St"m we then to lir. '4Wigk. Mort• was trade, and the beach party pUn•t M C. I.- McCivakey, Sanderson, We eltisent of fake city some of $UY AT
coufte 11rrs1lKlCy. with wbrich to ht0► 7Misr;; er�1, Zxogre�sau- lt►m�. in the Federal rWtng toy vote meta roe Mortd•y evening was pat aft 7towrneamtd, Lennon, Arehrr, G. gold vr>waer donations wort flee largest re.: ,
I rs7� that to the ter of Ntitslll, Drafts. wAs M 'Mere. wtthst naN ll �t �l to 'l"tifaday afternoon, and on Mon. . e
Checks pt- !• thack., W. ,Black, W. (brP+r, R. cefwd. ���
til, etc., an tllR taut etCC0ltTtt o f1.
\ 9sswrs1 7V• 1 two car tlmt - tvrnitr>f Mr. n nfrf govt an ad- t Mack. Iii was overwhelrns+i with tfitr
�>1G-st>xaptat ref otee. dress in North street Lrnttod cbureh. Transl►ottation- McDerrnld, J. many kindly .:,,, ,1,. evade to stun-! +R��ttr
inose tmose ction—in rather woo BOOKS. � Ar many eandidatea for t?w trent• Dr. l)jang Is a Chitwoo student, w1» gtews,rk at-- Rjear'r. Barlow, J. Stow. Monsic"r Rest said. Many of the ; TMS WEEK
, • - tsastlon MI Pesteetsking- a vigeters has lirralowted from Taront•i Unlver art, Jr„ T*nw, Riley, McGonaeli, good qualities attribew to dura stood , � __
16�t:r�`�, I afnmPty cake this *Mwtwn. sky and is now ottending Xnex Col..
°w• i � rester rrw i 0A t* $tbi o ANA-900pi e Akad Joanvass,
ity roe rtftett ltrgsnntnta agatmst nay 1si'e. and Ill a"*ss wan inamirtat. M. minas. out b"y in mayor BAnd#ard, he rt- ;
I _a Widatwo. l %a" no &air* to rw-� lug as to conditiorw In his own.nativt 'lire Stuarts flmrew the P• kk% marked. l'Ior was ausamreQ at the es- kawkyrin%1rM' .A :�+w�r1y j = teat of tkrt gilts. '"I'1$sy est a frsat-
rirty press my dalm to resp aw fruit. -two, ry, U%#Ar
of toys Plat ISlttancsam R alvtssyel Whits thr Christian poperlation ini Miner soiVoll started its history In erre that ceotainly pissrar mot very_
hale bola► t wK are amisew to CMas, he sari, is only Cor tenth Of God4rick ON G. C. I. teats have fall ewue►, ht est$l.
@ j ! b I ( ' CoAfM ' �� ra•'r whirs thry M" net sewn. I a per eent, thr inf mpice tf tier Chris. od er voglrter a vietety &&%last tins • 11 FORM wars pavarerrk on Lisle �1�
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stir * ask that esth >irisgatx anted f t;hna is vasfty int of pasportien to l�rrrlty Plow tl$sot-••#lrat vaWd Jtarwr h �
Z�, Qili!'i'dl iii the Ctnvention as a for wtrrran aael tiottr nteterilems. In fact ter sari fifty n+•M ss+d last wrtb—b*t A I UIT
a fres Lean► (net asyerdiv*ashn tiles Mit• rant wr Linn bairns are (arrls• row the story is r`wtngei. far on Ina a ealtgratalatea'y arerssgw from � • .
I i' J�%TU" + UMM fratw the Ste" WMtrg of ethers). holt` after bawl'• thee. MW tow# of Ch latlaaisifte the Twooky last the stsderrts adrninitt•IHis Holineea F�ite Dnsdiet ZV, Cie" PAOIL. ,
1l�reMr� u. V. LA., U. Atrttit,, �ij ehW t ores eaniiiatata mwske tuie or hit ail (iaec io► >1>< rseissistt. • 17 to i vrsibping to t4 liiB- reramemt watt dsiivarri b Ito. Itrv.'.
twtient snot he sail was O'Corewo►, vkwtr•gewsrai of tate �
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'tr! arrevritiaBit. fire �Iaestfott
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