The Goderich Star, 1928-09-06, Page 5THE/twat, SEPT. ath, tees.
ANANIAINAOISIAN
Fly Tox, Flit, Flyoide
..eielemene
-- At a later interval in his slikVeits,
Mr. MEnsa nracit reforobtO to the
eusideu dentlt of Mr. T. el, Bethweli.
the vice president of the Goderieh
cannsittee, who hied put his vai•Jle
Sure Death to Flies beau ethd mind into the budding eta!
'the eairn and pillar* at teeterali.
Mr. Mat.Ewen referred to Vie ayes -
Save the Woolens from Moths ,;,ertee ehe platform of Brig. Gen.
eCeuicksluinkie ehoireieri of the
11.1 1110110AMAIONAMINA
THE GODERICH STAR
GR
BEND
The lacomparabis
Sitee Commiesion: of Pa
UlAL ceapLa„Math Destroyer
cheirman of the Stratford. This-
Ciaantittee: and of some of
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Codudch
*ON TRACT MUNN
',the Huron Old Hoye a Toronto, Mr.
• MeLaren, M. Floody, Mr. King. who
;were anumg the Huron Old Boya whe
•,,always tool.-- rea active interest in
• _EGoderich, and on their betalf Mr.
MeLaren would be called on to ea,Va
; tete wade.
Mr. Louis That Dal, Of Weiland,
. epreeiderit of the bistorieal eociety or
halm Province, expreased his kappa,
*as to he present, as he .was hernia
L.•
Illuevale and the start of bis dram.
dal career took place at Ooderieb, to
twhieh he Mlle on excirelaine.,
'been given a dollar by his father.
i Hie transportation cost him 35 yeas
ea . e ii , L ii. I end with the other 05 tenni he bought
P. f 0 ....
Honor rain To 0:sneers o. urea -track, &pay , g dli f db ht h
purse an t en Qua e a riot -
Speakers in Labor Day Program . ing leftato put into it ana a lean
purse had'heen thareile gine.).
Mr. Duff emphasized ehangedcone
a,- ••• A ditions by recalling tbat news of the
lifr,..„William...tataphell Ihiveils....Gaderieh .., airn. death of William 'IV was received
t hike oat weeks • afterft iieeilieeed;-
but the loyal settlers were summon.
The Largest of Six Marking Hiatorical Sites Along Route fud4111Pipel !itn.11i:g. agiget i 1,11,
of ComPleted, cheers for the Queen, and the Canada
Pavement Through Huron Tract
H
Company. toristruction of the oroad, he addea. an outgrowth Hui.-
. n was
iyeeselay last -was a memoAtiY'
rable ' an axe, rests at tett of the -stones,. of the wae of 1812. Pinata, both
fee ii terraory eorianesed in atriat Surmounted by ,a limon leek,. Mayor plane and pollute. were awe end
used to Kw niniWn ao . ,,,,Ae zinon 'Andrevt, a Stratzoru, Presided at Gait advised tbe sale of crown. lands
Teact, being observed as ,the oenten- this earemany, with Senator-Raukin to get mane few releataileti al *'
ary oe. tee tie:lemma up. ot 'We tract as epeager. R. litonlas Lem, eeeree
Glime moaament in
and 0,1. tete llama eemu, ante inentee- terY of the general committeJohn e, psac. Greenock " alt ia
"s 1
tatty, Inc day .roarlteet toe oillieuel ed a wreath at the ilase Jethhe calm. ihe sad s It Canada an but 'lar-e
the hearts
opening ei TAM ,last Mat .ea the pave- The Monument in IViitchell honors moriunient
of thousands, and as well in the Rua.
.114ra which completed the „paved • the mums a Col. John „Hicks amt Ma on road and tine Iluron react, filled
highwaY. trom fiemeeiele to :Montreal, wife, Eligaliethogrst settlers. there with pros eraus ho woe,
'tt'ne, tiKrntiersi Historical Someeer-hret were present at •the en/veiling, a dire Dr. Willieer Dunlop, Gsdt'a lieuten-
teok the matter em and it was on . eek descendant, Miss ...elfelheeand the' ant, the. speaker declared; *as the
' their initiative that the project 'Aire wiaaw of W. W. ,,Rieks. ,MaYor eh. foremost enan of letter* With ..pos-
a-nch a celebration was maze& but .Dfutton .presided. er. ,,G., Sandereent. slide exceation I Sar jell W'lle •
the toxemia munimpahtieseahmer .the lel,P,, Was the speaker. I. S. Ford, the Tluren Tract had produced. -Mr.'
route ,ga behind -the .preteet whole. who -hes ,completed ‘,50 years as a Duff urged tthat a proper path be
heartedlY and the moteilit was hi ..eele- naff,r, challt-411-tha-tear941-unvelled the made to the Dunlop a is Salt -
Six
hraten traxv ,weethy. of the ,eaaeseue ,Cairn at Harporhey, al mile west of ford Heights. To show wh'ence eame
histormar -cairns were unveiled Seriforth. Jamee Robertson, POnada, many *puns of muniziertelities in
durbig the elliy, Inarhing •historie CoMPOnir commissioner, unveiled a liuron and Perth, he emoted the
emits on the highway. a } cede% in memory of Col. Anthony Van manes of 'Confide- Coininea 'directors.
Zululand, _erected by the townsaips of
'the cairn at erytogles, east of the - ., tlehotem,m1Balcker Srelien, elacKillop,
eae aieltillop, Tueiteremith and .11tilleit Hallett, ,
Wince a Shakespeare, is on the anchatd, Downie, Hibbert.
of a log building occupied by Sella*. •mad‘tsl,astilwilaofetlealiare #1. Nall Mo..' Fullerton, Logan, Mike and East.
tkal $.04* aura Boa ,,,.fsdk zzeort ta Mond Nvas with Maceenzie in tne ,,,e. haw.
at, bellion and it is sidd that on. that aca
century ago. 'the brick tavern iri Ur. 'C. all. Robertson, .M. P. .P., in
succeeded the log dwelling -sten e `het count his son refused military ilea. his addrems, paid tribaUe to the•Stralh
good repair, though' unoccupied, and °ca. over ford Ilistofical Society for their part
his grKetKe. Ninety Years
eater .the .communier -is .pleased to
its interier, With hugo firePlaces )and ' in binagn.rating this day's eelebra-
a naeror, r'enanacene ee the 'steer, was fhonor aim as a pioneer .and road 'Vino and it ' i. o
On , builder in the Rutin Treat. Mayou
viewed by visitore on Monday. 7 triblite to Men Ilite711r. tamp,
the va.sfeee.3100,4arse to .itete,.cehee" I W. H. Golding, of Seisfoxth, presided; ‘-trean, the Mayor's father, andeother
a little plot has beeit Iiineed in, 'a; -aear•aotith :llamas 'McMillan! .14.. .P.' aioneers. Ile also -1.6 feiseid ' to 'the
wheal wen rbe eareeme .ehe.rapaine of , eouth „auto, as epeaker. • "
.
the pioneers of this eatrilly. Their 1 Tile Clinton memorial, on , the, eependiture seventy years ego bythe Hum' County Council of hialf a
,deseendants are scattered throughout .groionis or. St. Pena's • church, is oix. Million .ddliars on roads. Theta' awn
°evade ,ana ere, -trwiteli :awes an -d the .site of „the_arat.a.hitrch, 1835, arid must. belie been men .of •wonilei
the .hurialeataundraeotatheeasioneerea--0—
even Anstrelia, wily nine veinal -dim sion 'hied' the results had eustificel
tu
hi Perth: ail eveiglenta of leerith -,ArcithiShaD Williams was sDaakac their With.
hna soon Masexope ,li,grent :Wero, A, twee, -old ,Iohn'.Refeeford unveiled the ee
ATAT: 1- A. MeLareneefeho was .called
Daaa-aset, z.,..gerantan au Dora °awn; Mayor H. -IL :Cootha.presiding..:, on .to spefrk on behalf Of 'the Toronto
'Newell, Dr. S. Silcox. •of '!StritOrij, Mr• .0eei,,Eg at l'eelaglez gays la* lluron 'Llid-13oys, sa.hrhe ainiost"feet
tereriting. Instorietil ..details of the
-wee chairman. 'alai the epeakerevere like aadressing the :Gtiderich, !Mealy
pioneers of that family. 42 .0 ii
Gen. Cruicksheliks oua Hen,' je 1), -en* -ru-4" r
William K
AS fellow dritfzens therueeif itrwas'IttY
Monteath.enMonteath.1, 'incaid, -vratilen shanke; win) eghtted that the $eti- lean gime he had -wit -00detio. he
of Perth, -unveiled, the cairn. ' 4r41 hedY had 120.partin the mem-
, meal, teanslated.theeGerman name as always -erilayed eoreime back. as the
• leric Sethae'h ciiiin west rif 7Strtit- givinlielit -seemed a mue brietter arid
ford, corarriemorates'kedreW anieZva 'eh air little pureetere than any.
t'llird ,of Freedom." ,:lerorn the close
Vgere Asti, He Closed with a tri-
,seebat4h. first tamers in rtiactown_ of the war of 1811 Until 1828, he re -
v4 ship, 1829. A' voncrete log, eat .by Lealle4ei ',2inelleigratieu Canada ani- - t- - - -
"iMirtedAo only.10 ca.1,20thousand, but , whor t itteleamiti thegreat-
-
--a or eivomr-geawere Mei rtioneeof
from .1.$31. to .1851, otter completion ; the country. •.• •
of the -Huron -RoadaltaiumPed to 00,-‘,
,• , . Hon. Jamea Malcolm,. Mitilstet of
00
'a ' ' .e. 'Trade sand ;Commerce whO com
organ itt. mg "The eDomiuleti anis niade iv, start hom thv..nueen hecdeee drevo. a
-^....ie at saullar weak to this," he said in veal 1 fleo -i- r et, erj..ilee u4
.
e ri o a en o y
. nefeeence to Itite..nicroorial, "and
Sidi Street Volta. God muse ,or 'who .ore interested are
Gjetial highly pleased to see .that 'the loe /mgedthluri t4`14111/4"1/1"Ind
men a Preeentegeueration
Friday,. . - be encoiuraged ,tky zevery.znearta in, our a nteam railway, a tel ap me or
lor's Coiner to liolmesville,
ng
and
evelon
AUSTIN WYLIE
and His Famous
Golden Pheasant
Orchestra
n ay, pt. 7
This merveliate *rehear: is
peeitively the bat big -*Mace
tion tide season,. They are
• famous radio and recoding
•of the finest to play here this
stets. and without a doubt one
Summer.
Saturday Night Darin
1!
" Begising Septionber 15th
v
GoleltItlal &ea» WINS
AT TORONTO
Altogether a eery Coed Pereerate
*am A Very Pkieaat Heed to
Lhasa To. Sees hedge
,
The Godorah Band took thira
plewe in Close •C'et bend ionipetitioe
- at the Torontii Indatatial leer week,
! First wits awarded to Petrol,* said-
zenei Bond tW. Teylor). eteeea te
Port liever t*(L P. Aeeeletine) aW4, third to Goderieit (Ma Wilkineora.
' The prises are $30e, $200 and eltie
respectieelY. To test picee was
INorthern World Overtura (flare -veal
and the judging was dene by Litet.
i
.r L. K. lIarrieons L. R. A. el....of'lem-
den. The critieista of . the playing of
the -Goderielt Band showe that they
obeyed very well 'indeed and some are
wondering why they were not pieced
1•
at least in 'second place. The errtie ,
eism is as fellowa ;
full opening. and pee 'fate!.
: fare ,effect.' - liasere1$a.' effective. At
:letter A. the theme played nieely •
good counter melody set It oft Mod:
erato ehords very clear. At B the
theme is given out again in another'
• key. Notes very nicely accompanied.
. • Very effective indeed. Not sulliele.nt
a hreate made before letter C after
heavy crash. Break again disre-
garded. Playing is not etrained.
-Quiteanaturelee-Staccato-aberilarefe-
a feet! good. ' So far this is the best
enditiozvof the movement. Playing
fcallkAaggameg mquieter but the tones eomes
oearin „ .000 012 (g)-—,41 through. The Reindeer Dance is
440:11:1T, uu0004 17,,;*bfalkags ii141Yeare well*cirsereP.dueTstelet
General hires 000 011. plaaing. aliFitervcrof tre atigerlitle3
Urimiree—Legg arid Dinsmore, eh end observed. Best rendering of the
London. V t far. of
leani c4MO: on during the evening reg sustained eliords just right. 'rho
hue toe VAinKOIK eintbratien Wan whole playing is clear mid levid
.pretty well over by tnat time. The playing in the waltz is very vette
teld and completes the effect. No I
It WKin-at.Ifabpurke7 that the al- rough playing. It is being played In
clot opening at rue pavement between an engaging manner and great care*
euntou a S(.LZ02a IvilIell eo p e ,evinced la preparation of this move -
ea toe paved highway between laode- meat. The Eskimo Pant* is being's
rich and Montreal, took piece. The played with restraint, yet effect le
.
muef epeaher NVKLI the Hon. J. 1). bright. Quality of tone as good and
m w a pax a ate to e
work done by on. G. S. Henry m
extending the Iliad 4yStOin, and, out..
c e,po icy e governrivent
leas Pursued. The sum of e17.000.000 well answered. The eerie quahty is 50c.
VMS event in need maintenance and goad. Good worlt in strident bars
PAGE PiVE
SPECIAL VALUES
FOR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
40 -Inch Unbleached Cotton
for -
2 .yards 25c
28 -Inch White Flannelette. Special pricefi 7,
per yard 4/1 41 Ilia
40, 42 and 444nch Pillow Cotton. 2c„
Special value, yard -
36.Inch White Cotton, heavy. quality' .
Regular 27e1 Special. price, yard C
Heavy Bath Towe4 Reg, up to 69c 39c
each. Special each .
Linen Lunch Cloths, 45 and 52 inch. 95
Special value, each
E..ffiso.gRT
Next Door to the Standard Bank
Phone 86 THE CASH STORE
abaence of slip-sbod playing. Band
plays with aniplation and them is 50e• Friend, (i0e; Robt. Philips, 1,15e; Pastor. 8 p.m., Sunday School.
good eansisteut -work. The otialitt Tokiddelli 0.1 Jas. Medd, $1; G. Tay- Note: The reopening of the organ
chords before` G are effective and ion ell; Ed. Lawson, 50c; J. Taylor, will take place on Friday, Sept. 14.
A pregiram of outstanding merit will
be presented by Dr. Egener, of St.
Critharines, and Mr. Bert Cut; of
Wt. This will be the muaical event
conetruetion IP the *province last 1 ceochet Sssa,ge awl not ovartione,
year,.ho aaid.AMONG THE CHURCHES
Band. eihnourished in their parts..
In introduciag the contractor of
theepavemente William King. Mayor
tiolaing pointed out the fact that lee
2.
feet of concrete in 14 hours and 111minutes., a record which Z. Smith,
deputy minister of highways de
ed in a latter address, has ;not b
equalled, so for as is known thro gee
There $ no straining after •effseit, yet The regular meeting of the W. C.
the one comes theough. attend is T. la will be held on Monday, Seta'
;Cal flexible. The ending is played tember at 3 p.na.
had made history by layirig 060
j fully 'Vern 'god' quality af tone. Ileptiat church, eapt. lith: :210U%.
ltogether very 'Rood performance. Plain talks on ;daily probleme.
It is very pleasatt to Bette). to this goo see lid commandment, "Iti meat.-
:Loll" mit the only prolanitylh
Tem Goderich Maid ha 310011 prac- -Services in Victoria St. United, speedy relief to the little sufferer. R
a Worahip, 11 a.m. and
bruiees and spralne. Dr. Thoni ie
g
le eually reliable for mire throatiseal
cesqt, % wean, rheumap
tie ains. cute.
ma the warle. Mr. Nang eXII t'i*:'nft fat severel tveeks and through eceturch, Sunday, Sept. 9th. Sabbath h
of the aeason.
•
ExcelkChi
ut for Croupy ldren —
• When a child is suffering with mug
it is a good plan to iffehleicelitomaa
Meatier Oil. It reduces the Milani -
the Voidness of 'Idr. Gerilan •Biseett
motion and loosene tbe phlegm, givlea
.ha j3144.P•41Sm fcc' Vac coaDcza- several oh the 121 2t1(( were held orachooa aan
10 n 4 pan. The ;metier will Preach ht
tioit 67003M1 IV constructing e pave- hie lawn at Saltfoid Hui * beth services.
Deputy Nrenister Saila expreed Teeleetrie Oil is reetaided by timely
.
latent. `Perm% response to tire appeal for 1 'Commencing next SundaY, Rev. 4. fatilily MOdieine ebest,
'than to Toronto wasaaale and eentriz„. str.,,Georges---aurolti-witt-pretieli , Li. wit easy to find your War into
, thoueands rie an indispensable of itilite2
hulas toetneetluanoiitad traneportae N. ea mina B. A,. I. The reetor of
latevairsTsetsarr.44=M the Mo inia er de•MA.,
roe* -fais'lt elle r.• that the7.4tlirougli
u ions not—alreadY aclumwledP11 series of Siuiday evening seemone on trouble-ethe hard part in finditat
the %tar we% as foliona r• Th Twelve .aposties, the purpose way Ont. -.
'were /unable to be present Ioh Tail& 82: Ainneek Chapter being 0 sig out wfidelity
He ref ea' .to the foteh -1:0;en•E., /roe Geo., Heiman, 811 Dr.
eight' of lite' la Dr- Betudole, woe. A,. C. Hunter.11; Rev. J. N. IL' Mille. of their reineieeis oaperienee, the pru-
built eho road througli to Gtedereitilaael re a, itsebertetneh M.P.P., $3; ffe l'ailleehinethteheAyVa9astaleeso :rei:ee'rxtuhdethveardi:trei: Oreatelf3Vatait SiCha°1
'In larch a an nor' that few ,thangt •boorwen, '-e2; ea parsoes, $2. N ONTARIO
•: have had to e made in it eet the m P. Z. gibber% Val *Geo. Stewart. ell; &mania!" took to Ohriet and with LONDON.
Est. lea
•ent ei urged the A it nrabtitt sr•--san. $2;1 gig.nal
~wee
of sae ifing over the efiew high -
n ng o.
C "Ltd • $2: E. V. I-esslie,
North St. United eburcia Services 5(J(2 511111, Commercial arid
"1117. heave white' rkleni ,wee "e21 'Gordon 'Young.11e Miss 1de M. Sunday, Sent. '962 la Clas1 itiminese Administration
.212 •etre eeacross the road, traffic, •was
atie supoif.yorectopre mtroinwutdeeas ereabrolutile taho-raos;
e eerentony. At 4:50 o'clotie 1Vire
einith oftidially cut the tape *ad the,
road was deelared epee. - • !
tranees add homes alotg the Huron'
'highway' eonnection with the 'Intel
oft tract celehration of 1Vionday have
• Awattisefere the best decorated an-:
• • aaaaa the teenaining•hinterlands. been amounted by G. Laithwaite,
putlie bodiee ,arta wANkt.,1,5 wee& •th ad ened
ep er a up,” 1Gthlekich, an'follows:
work. It:is arrtethiurthat ouot to
he said, "there Avasmo, thing as Godermli to Taylor's Corner, Con:
• at LIS -6'ciedt
f: DR. F. T. ECVNER.-
- 22S224: •
-
Cascert
issett• and Oke.
h I
p Hon. J. D. Mmiteitheakhose father I
;snail serViee. elettri lihad never
tt telepinme, -There .! asriao railway TO°
'Jelin -Void 'M. Trewartha anti • A.
- comidillor -tinder Warden
•ty. congrattliated aleseeMizeits of an was all heresehea
I
or efealitot. These -
Fryfegle when Perth %arcane a coon, been lemma nil la communication
ritatnesin e Clinton. H. Jenkins,
Sturdy.
G. Mahe and John Huller.
.ancestor whose 'integrity industry 'ellen Caine 'wit 'Chair own resources
ve fort rad by their 'Clitten• to Aima,Charlie Glue and
alley latilt'hornes. in Zohn Dole.
MIL -11Eilt COTT - ana wis"m 11411-11itILII fcagdiltiml fa2. luowin° theee-sownlitire
Te or West'
• •activities. oi eurther generations.
• rtlee ceremoneaweeeeneeforot *ere," the htef
- MISS GENE csoNNALN.l. risot:; ostid,; ..zintlarejswl rn.sjIly
—ere is St wraereliness aanaounding Our moiler
n itru •
wined, meth 57 per cent. _ Alma to Seaforth-4. Beate, W.
• Jamieson and 3. Fowler.
Seafortli to 1)4b1m—Wilbant Deve
ereattia.
Stratford to Logan, north side, J.
mg we want .provided for
me either part of "the com-
we 'have -become griteedepend-
Jed „the citizenship arui left.a modes act. Eyes oT the...waled today are
TICKETS -0o wed 25e 'by 'which we eanenottem oinalives, 1tunied !mon 'the dentine= Its 'pose
b
aeon lifeks,". 'said Major Sander- , s ilities are US great fox, the. young Stnetfc:ed • to 'Ellis line, south side,
ee eon at ellitchelhellailt .the.firet house I cook AS the 'Huron 'Treat bad 'for W, Jacobs.
- 1 in this town, and as somber)
hilralighout his life in .its.hietater. e ,1, saY ci°
I the pi.osim. e4treere.trzio„tecisa.,-0/ neSittagetfo.rd,, W. Hanstion and J. B.
Special, 1,V. Jacobs, hest decoeatea
° we 1100 liret (Alicia poatommiter, the rse land miming north and south settled. „„a _
district councillor of Ital. And:Pas • There are vat :Iiinteelatale -yet -un- eue earmarleat gate -way hunt snoe-
Math, most unique decoration and
fieuree in action; R. Rundle, best di -
pier of of hioneer relies.
eSpetial, "Mies A. McLean and S.
'Andrews.
if you will, you can make light of
"Your 'datkest treelble.
via
(Geo. Stewar
GORERICO ONTARIO
Thone 10$
-' lAp.Amtimtly at sterling nn peogrea. I known. ' o pu up'eith
sate man, and played- a eareoepaet en !what the pioneers eitIfereli. 'You
1 'Itho eivey life of the lame Tenet, I May still keep in toueh With -year
. than which, there is .110 ,12101.0 fertile • awn acantr, 'WhiClit la -i"" to cal"'
-amid, atul none inbaheetter Iv more will call you blotted for haying opera
,Jaw -abiding, Progreeseve eitizene." ed it up. As a Cramellan, .1 feel•no
e ' The OcitIcrich 41
ee tee cal le feee, ar° met greater tribute egin he peed the pion-
iegi e
pa g,arnte. 00 Awmatitieia eert of the Heron Tract .thaal for the
of the tablet, wiu h is Ate follows, aro; boys and girls of their deecoulante to
plains ete aatorieg edgedachncee carry on their work And open.14i the
'Anis titarltsAie locafion a the hog falther parts of this Dom/Wane
betildiag ereeted bY Dr. Duo* IS27
as Iheadmiricterg of the Canada(,,,,,_
tallY for the celebration: S. Ne -
Mr. William Campbell VAS ',then ' 1
(called on to unveil the cairn aturjust * •
patty, ohm the termintel. of the road ;before be loosened the istriag aeliiell , en s ue rge
rim) by John Galt tend 'haat tin. aillowed the indon jack to fall off the , _ • 0
122
if
r a
: aid, HATS
d ett e alrettion of Dr. Dunlop, 182g, ,reairn displaying the tablet, .ba eeete i •
(NV was the first overlatid corinee. Presented with a heatitiful haeket of .h
O ea
de , . ire viotet,,,,,,,itallkda Hum end ore. dear. etegint tittle .hessee Croft, Angela.
4e.r 'hie ball games at. Agricultural eras -surer or tne teoaerien committae.
rn was towelled ra. ter Of MV. S. D, sroeteeheretaxa and
• Park iti .theettftetemon, and on the -Mr. Campbell referred to hie imr,17
latforin ended at the tate a limn. ‘eonnection. with the town el Goderich
WZIMLOF SEPT. is ts is
• .her of the emembere of the Code:Iola and his intimate knowledge' ell the
1 Octogenarians' Club occupied Beate. 1 earlY.daye of the town of Kincardine,
also Mr. John Cillt, grandson tit the from solieb Mr. eraleolm came, or
Jahn Galt who _planned the original Penetnegore, as it was first caned, -
S
roa- iif nd n ft othiett :MONDAY and TUESDA
Mira*SILLAD
Td,MasGibmn,danghterotheaiacfalledricreiedDORS KENON
late John Gibson. who wag the Arst aboot. "Mr. Canripbell mike clearly
iECM lighting ,the *elves of Alaska white child born here. in September, and foreafully and it was gef much
fs) fighting the'eseara' of Wall Street, 1828, and members of the town coma interest ler the audience to. bear one
fzoiri miner to millionaire then back eir of GoderIch, 'Warden Hayes and of his yearn able to et, clearly ex.
,,to the snow -Alto waste*. With a iniembers of the Huron leounty coune press 12i if and on keenly to recall
gteat love in bliewart. See . eil, Brig. -Gen. Cerdekshanks, eheir- the past.
man of the historical sites commie- After the einveiling the band play..
don; Mr. R. T. Orr, meeretaree of the ed the Nationel Anthem and the aude
MERMAiD COMEDY Stratford Hi5torkal Society; the fence tlispomett.
"HIGH 01,11iLING" IVfayore of ° Seafortla Clinton and Between -the Vryfogie and Seebeck
Stratford, Messrs. Floedy. King and • ceremoniess luneh wee served at
)eter_SNESDAY •aleil THURSDAY Illieleren, of the Toronto Huron Old Queen's Park, Stratford, in eanjune-
, copy and AILEEN. pnetqatx floys Association, Mr. le Blake Duff, tion with the war veteran's reunion
rrezent the story of alareiteep Author 'chairman of the Itietorieal Society of and Mr. P. W. Bay, M. P., !spoke
Ontario, Mr. C. A. Rebettson, M.L.A. briefly. At Goderteli the vise ors
who tries to follow hal own formula ti d tl were •entertalned at Hotel Bed ord
Lr making love, ?, You it f _
.ne:,v4ritc.Eopp: NFznsnypbiterryoxialavietrei.,el.s, renaLatuYaihIfir thwaallargillo )7.11lieriev jpe• 'nbiriadg after the ceremonies before the ree'
turn to Clinton, whore the unveilieg
" gathered to do honor to rat leeth of timir eairn took place lat 7:30.
,PA'TIlee' COMEDY • annivereaty of the Huron re at and in comeetion with the corer:nation
"SMITAIES MODES= $HOP • of the Huron road and to mem-2 Goderich and Clinton put en enter -
terse of Get and Prior rend tae, alone4 tinment featutees which passed ofr
ptjtIDAY •041 snuntar. , eers a the countri). Thete pieneera anceensfulln, Goderich having a tion-
MAYN'ARD when they came to dais country asee ble header hacehall game tetweea Hie
„ highwaye, no ramie no beldam „Osiers of Termite and tiae General.
en A loot *Olin wentern with ; hat had a high at idirg.g. faith awe Tiree a Beate el eh of wleiell tile
ksIore. There ie. never a gOIV 73911' ti t in 66d and faith in their tie30 allere 147 a (ache of to 2. otel
ent in a MaYeeiell Picture mid Attftst ,„ tiny. Aet shealeg o progreas that Clinton rlomitle eand tettee and
of them all is bad been made Mayor efacEtvan ecaa display of firework!, Thew was a
,iirnr CANYON OF AllVENMer treatedthe early days when a vescel ' large crowd ereeent for tee tall
FOX CO/4 le " icatoing "0 btisittls of pain wee i!garees twee. Greer pitelice for the
eow eneaEs wHo KNEyir, ,coimitIcrect ',ago veslell I71P VIO1--OLIN'S in tan games and he 'WM give
Imre reed reining to Gederith bather ant seilefelid euppert ba leis team
Matinee Set- at X.4*PL. tc!ksfls, of stagiest ocean elite beating, '•rile) gareee were for a, pateo
coming Sena nee:eV/fags" ,.ealteeel 409!) telt, r_Lr olea, 5e20 ccoee itursg'3 13 e5
"BURNING DAYLIGHT"
for Fall
Anew shipment of Men.s
1. mid Yung Maie Blue _
- Serge Suits in the very _
latest, Styles and Knoder--
ately piked from
$18.50 to $25.50.:
• Hats with Sole, genuine
Fur Felts and Snap.Brinte
Semi Snaps and Fedor*
Styles, and all the color.
ings for Fall at
$2.95 to $3.45
M.ROBIIVS
SIPA S are-Phont 384
Stalker. Atiburre VI Mr, and Mrs. for Christian Fellowshm; Mission
Hetet. "MetiPp, Auburn. It Veils, Bead; Men's Sunday Club; topic at
etl; "yaBeice,"Itei and the eel. the Club, "The Influenee of Public
lateing from Atiburnr Nelson Hill, Opinion on Conduct," introduced by
"Me; C.:Weir, 'el; C. A. Asouitb, Mr. Geo. Gotad, 1111.111. and 7 pane
'50e; Z. PliiIIips;11a: G. W. Public Worship, conducted by the
Poi* Information writo
j. IMES TOMAH, Registrar
•
'x'arert
Goderich
ustrial Exhibition
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
eider 17- 18 19, 1928
Bigger and Better Than Ever
The refole's Fall Fair
EXHIBIT& OF
Farm, Field and Garden Products 12
Lye Stock and Poultry
Home Manufactures
, Children's Work, Etc.
A. 1. H. Eckhardt Prize of four -piece silver tea
service will be awarded to the exhibitor making
the Greatest Number of Points At This Fair
Free Attractions Before the Big, New Grand Stand
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
SPEED TESTS ON HALFSILE TRACK
TUESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
2.20 Trot or Pace—Purse $200 Free.for-all.Trot or Pace—Purse $200
- 230 Trot or Pace—Purse $200 Novelty Running Race
HORSESHOE PITCHING CONTEST
OPEN TO THE COUNTY Prizes donated by e. A, Robertson, M. P. P.
1st, $5.00; 2nd, $3.00; 3rd, $2.06
Something doing all the time Den't miss the hest holiday outing of the year
Prize lie., emir), forme and di information from
JAS. CONNOLLY, Nes, WM. GREEN, ht Vice Pre DR. W. F. CLARK. Stearrelle„
Ceiefidi