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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-06-09, Page 10 estemesteomeese~s~ Every .Thursday Morning The Steri pubbahed every ThureclaY Mernint. IREOULAIS.14T. *Ild fit the readers bands the slime day. with AU tale Uteet upeto-the minute newi the meretiandiseng meirestigei ei the stamIceepere end otnere, antple time foe Penetat far week -end buying. 41P4P Otric tar. Printing That Pleases Beanies a•ad Sactal Por-Intinig 'Hem The Star effiCe ti careeet feral and is Well netnteil. Paeinpt aertlea iliad Moderate _ CHtletitWettelletE TEAR subscription' -42 a Yeer In Cared* $2.50 * year to U. S. GODER1011; ON'TAitio, CANADA. 44-17URSDiTY, 'JUNE 9th3 1932 WALTikie MOTEL, Publisitte otorcycle '..Races and Military 'Manoeuvres for PARKING BATTLE ENDS IN DRAW AskNohody Forced to Swallow PS V' Dignity, it is Now Emphasized 'TWAS SHADOW BOXING .11,•1•1•01e0.0000 Sheriff's; Car OUteille the Park by Consent, Not by Order The police eoltrt trial a Sheriff G. C. Micidletori, charged with a breach Of a nuutteepal parking bylaw, did not m4er- a eleedided last Saturday morn- ing. Tie summorts was returnable at a a.m. and a godly prowd had gathered in. the Itepe of hearing the age-old prin- cipIe "Eqdal liens for all and 41=14 .previleges ter none," dehate4 by the legal enninartes, but 'they were doomed to db - :appointment-, Wiser -counsel -had pee- •veilede alArd-headen fellOwe had got to- gether a.nct decided that "tins thing"bed gone ,f.ar•enougn. • • Enartly before 1/ &clock Town Solid - "ter Douglas R. Nairn Arrived •at the poitte our ehaniber nnd imrnediatele 'Went tato a lauddle with Magletrate Retd. • shortly after the • alciagistrate emerged with doctunent in his haict n was • the letormation, His Worship .hangled it to The Star reporter and aeross it as s wrttten "Withdraten ity consent of the Informant." The informant, of course, was the Town of 'Goderich. • ominous linsh bad 'fallen over the • poncecourt environs. Entente Middleton ' wee not. to be seen, although his car was handy. Likewlae Clem Attorney Holmes whose autemebile also visas close at han4, both...without the proldalted area, .Xfl the Mr a Bat the great question of whether or ticit Sheriff .0.11ddleton o anyon.e else, ctiuld not legally Parkin the Court Meuse Square Park had not been answered.' It was left in the air -hang - on the and of. a Ifenb. Noe was it stated who, if atiyate, hadswallowed his dig:Mtn, . Spectators were plainly • dissopointed. • Out of Court • "Has there ,been -a• eettlement or 'un- derstanding, or arrangement.or anythIng of that eort?" asked The Star of Magi- strate Reid. ' "t know nothingof that replied nis .Worship. "An I know Is that the case out of court." • Officialsat the' &mat' hatiftriadstvertn ttle to say 01 the inoident.-4t-was-ex- plairied to The Star that there had been a misunderstanding. The sensing of the esummont' on the sheriff had been taken - as e personal affront when It was not bateaded that it ;should • be. The town, had mere le wanted to make. a test ease and Sheriff Middleton was the "teat," "Had they delegated someone to come andespeak to. as on this triatter the by- laas would have been observed," said one offitial. "Some. of us considered the serving of the summons as wrath* high. handed piece of btisiness and we re- sented it. • But or It there -would have been none'of this hullabaloo." • • • Secret Council Meethig . Wtth blinds drawn and doors closed, and the press parked outside, the coun- cil dbcussed the ssite on Friday night. leaites were •raises' early he the discue- sion, but things ctuickly ealmed down to a Item. After the committee rote the tow n clerk told the reporters that every- • thine was "latuiky dotty." The town • courtell and court house officials had been fighting an Imaginary battle, it seemed, with a raisunderstanding on both sided. One tient sides got on common ground • the battle betatne a tea party. elebody becked down, or backed up, it was further •explahled. A court house • official had 'undertaken to nee his per- • sutteive powers to have his colleagues • meet the 'Wishes of the town with re- gard to patting in the Court House park • and -things were cnimped right there. • On Friday morningSome cars were „ aide the park looking out On Saturday emoening- ands every -Morning -since these !Wears have been oft -the outside looking • • in, But this, of course, May only be a • coincidence. •The referee -the Pattie -eat call it a "draw,” and "draws," partitularly in the • squared circle, have -never been satieface tory. The public ;byes a finish Eght, CAR TURNS TURTLE A$ • DRIVING SHAFT FALLS When one end et the main drive ebatt Oe his ear suatienly dropPed to the neve- =ant% turtling tie car over s.eveeal thns Herbert, Cretneton, Erie •&entice stetion, Miraculously ateeped Berions• injury •or death on Sunday eveitieg at 11 otelock, near lealtbwalte's farm on the Huron road, The shaft dug into •the concrete On etriking the first obstacle, causing the ear to turn Untie While travelling at a good citta It IS bedly wrecked, but for- tunatety Mr. Cranston escaped with seraterfes *and bruises. The ecoldent Is a most UrilleUal one. • Blue Water Ass n. Functions This Year Owen Sound Is Dropped From • Route, Says Secretary , -Sarnia, June 6, -Although the futute Of the Blue Water ilighettlY has hung in the %balance tor several months, members of the organization have deeided to cat -re on for another year and advertising and PUblteity plans will be robed. to come pletlon as soon as possible, W, 13,, Fer- guson, secretax7 of the association, seld o ay. • The Blue Water route this year will undergo a slight enange. It will origi- nate at Serino and take in towns and summer resorts Meng bake Ewen, in- cluding Chem' Bend, Itaylield, Goderich, Kinta.rcline "and Southampton, and in- stead of following the present route to Owen Seund and Georgian Bay towns it will , continue' on to Wiarton, Lions Heart true Tobermory, • The exclusion of Owen Sound from the Blue Water highway route came as a re- sult of that otty's desire to sever its Con, nection with the association. . • BART CHICKS FOR. SALE • Root capoxs FOR SALE. -0. C. W. Leghorris, exceptionally heavy lay- ing strain. 1500 hens for the past six menthe have given a high average pro- duction of nearly 65%. Very low paced at $8.50 per 100, considering that a few extra eggs per bird pays for the total cost of the chickens. iDayeolci chicks up to June 22, Also chickens, one to three weeks °Id, at ine, 13e and 16. _Phone 1413, Carlow.' W. HUME `lenetelTON, R. 5, godertch. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO comorons. In the Estate of ELLEN KELLY, late or--tite;Town-of-aoderich; in the County of Huron, Spinster, Deceated. All persons having obi= against the Estate of the late Ellen Kelly, who died on or about the 29th del* of March, 1932, are hereby required on or 'before the 23rd day of June, 1932, to send to the Under - 'signed full particulars ef their claims duly vertfied. as after that date the Estate will be distributed without regard to the claims of which no notice has then been received. DATED at Goderich this 31st day ot May, A. D. 1932. FRANK DONNELLY, Goderieh, .0etarlo, Solicitor for the Administrator. . FOR SALE DR TO RENT . MOTOR BOAT Fon SALE. -A 22 -foot • • motor 'boat, Buick enaine, in first- -class condition. Enquire at STAR OF- FICE or write MR. R. NUNNS, 88 Mowat 51., Stratford. •• POE& SALE OR LEASE. -Ten -acre •e•• • orchard, With buildings, Hayfield Road and Bennett St. APply MRS. JNO. WESTON. • FARMpFOR SALE. -Forty acres, more' or les. the property of the late fi. W. C. Nsftel, situated at the end bf South street, on the southern boundary • the town; of good clay loam, large house and •barn, drive shed; Workshop; hen -house; artesian. well (135 feet), the very best of water; good fruit trees. Weal location, close to schools and ehurches. For further particulars apply on the premises or to PERCY or WILL NAFTTIL, • C. H. HUMBER JEWELLER THE SMALL. S1 ORE wire THE rno stock TOWN of GODERICH 1932 TAXES:1932 We: J• une • ca. is the last day discount OW will be allowed on. lst Installment of 1932 Taxes. ' Pay your taxes early and obtain the maximum • discount. J. R ROBERTSON, Tax Collector, bleOsetimmikrio0 un Life lissuranue Onmpafig of gala • AN IMPRESSIVE TESTIMONY "Your cheaue for an amount l'ar inemcee Of my anticipations reminds liv me that eeseir agtrat had a hard time p muscling Ine to take thb policy. I roan that he pietueed the (Iv when I ould rezeive this ciitette. I talked tio:6 abant the Ineonvenienne of PaYing the Pretalunt. Ile could co farther then I. Ho vial right and / ti, -as wren. t wish 1 lad getdel to hie lin- aid taken !Eo huger peliey lie adverti me to take." The ebeve tcstemene reeelend by tile qat] We Ateuranse Co. reeently eeeeke for !tech/. f Oftee 116 I' 1 iteddence S49 H. R. LONG, District Agent Sips Paraguay Tea • With Alfalfa Bill Wesley !Walker Chats With Eoneletrie Governor of Oklahoma • • Wesley Walker, well-known Goderiele- no, has returned from a ten-day, 4,000 - mile -motor trip to the oil ilelds or Kan- sas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas, where he and two score others from this section are interested in properties. At Oklahoma 'City Mr. Walker drank Paraguay tea, With Govern& "Alfalfa BIW Murray and enjoyed a friendly clutt Mr, Walker Was aecompanied on the trip by three °there from London and Stratford, and glees att interesting aecount of his trip, Just now thee are threshing oats in the tends in Texas. The barley has been cut and the second erop Z alfalfa is ready. The vegetables are all Matured. Mr, latalker saw loads anti loacis of cab- bages and onions going to market. Them has been plenty of rain in the, south, 'The people are ell in good htimor and appear to be, happy," said Mr. Walker, "Money, of couree, Is some, but X saw no eve:tome of disRess." • • Mr.• Walker was •particularly well Pleased with •coriditions In the on fields, It was to see this at drat handthat he made • the • trip. But • after motorizig through eleven States -he saw nothing nicer than our own lemon County. "'Alfalfa Bill' is a fine chap," said Mr. Walker. 'His Paraguay tea is good, teo. Be puts brown sugar in his, We took a pleture of the governor and his 'wife, They treated us most eourteouse Asked about prohibition in the treela. Wesley said: "There isn't anyl" drink of American bootleg is like kissing a sparkplug. The bootleggers all wear special 'buttons to avoid selliffa to one anotber." • And that's that. AUCTION SALE C LEARING AUCTION S A I,E OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILE. • Mrs, Margaret 'Carey will sell .by pub- lic auction at her hcime, Wellington St.. Goderich, an • SATURDAY, JUNE lath, 1932 commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp: All the contents of the house, includ- ing: One parlor.pet of rattan furniture; one settee and two chairs; two separate rattan 'chairs; three small tables; one parlor rug 3 x 3 yds.; one day bed and obvern. one large bedroom clothes box; one vacuum cleaner; one hall rack; one extension dining table; one sideboard; dining chairs; two lounges; one Edison phonograph; one rug 3ef.„ x 31/2 yds.; one mantel cloeke. eurtairis and drapes, pic- tures and 'books; one complete bedroom enite, mattresseandeepringse. onenron bed,- inatRess and springs; one enclosed wash stand; one sewing machine; one toilet. set; a number of small mats; one Happy Thought Quebec range, with water front; one electric plate; dishes and glassware, kitchen chairs.; kitchen *table, fall lean boiler, tube, ironing board and µether •kitchen Utenells; lawn meter, garden hose, garden tools, window streets; one Ford coupe, in good condition; and num- erous other articles. • Everything must be disposed of as Mrs. Carey has .sold the property. • TERMS --Cash. ' T. GUNDRY 84 SON, Auctioneer's. P,XECUTORS' SALE, rum, cow- --A TENTS NORMANDIE HOTEL, CLINTON. The Canada, Trust Company and A. J. Cooper, Executors of the Estate of the late Samuel S. Cooper, will offer for sale on the premises TUESDAY, JUNE 14th, oemrnetteing at 10.00 a.m. The full contents of the Normandie Hotel, Clinton, and other miscellaneous' artlelee, consisting of rugs, mirrors, wardrobes, number of sets of bedroom furniture, trunks, tables all sizes, quan- tity of chairs, pictures, overdrapes, cur- tains, electric lamps, desk, sofa, sewing machine, two toe' stoves, dining room furniture, electric neater, 2 pianos, mis- cellaneous brie-a-israc, quantity of gar- den tools, large plate gla.ss mirrors, mis- cellaneous thine, glass, knives, forks and sPeOns, 1 Willys Knight automobile sedan, 1928 model, good condition, old Chandler automobile, hotel bus, and mis- cellaneous articles toe numerous to Men- tion. TERMS -Cash. • , GEORGE H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer, Clinton THE 'CANADA -TRUST COMPANY, . London ALEX, X. 000PER, Gederlob, • Executors. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE erifE ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE •e• AND INSURANCE AGENCY. For Sale at Once Sellie very cheap, Well located homes In Goderich, and farms. Fine lie story brick house, excellent condition, modern equipped' With cellar, eloee to Square, price 81400; lle .tory haute, pertly polished hardwood floors, finely decorated, Modern teplipped, good ieellar, thoice location, prize $1300 ; I lte atory house, $650; 134 stent houea, e$50; otory house, poo. ntany othere-as!: about them. Some houses to rent. GoOd 200 -acre farm, rtrinelpally clay loath eon, fine tortilitima, mostly self drained, no uhettennes3 or waste land, about GO acres thnbered, balance fine grotving grebe trap, hay and pasture, good bank beret, 8-toomed dwelling house in fine condition, located alrout 12 Milee from Goderieh, peive $4$00. Terms $1000 null, balance my terms. /mine - (tette posteselon. See or write J. W. ARMSTRONG. Pox $9. Goderieh. EXPLANATION Mil) EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET Inashinch as eertein articles and erne toreals appearing in the recent roue of the "G. C. 1. Review"Izeve given taus° of complaint from orgahleetlene and In- dividual citizens, we have to explain that the Reinter is considered to he, to a large extent, a student inagazine tit winch students may try out their Mersey abil- ity and, thus participate in another phase of extra eurrieuler activities. The preparation ot he magetere wae left to those %voluted as ofilelalsk and in them the staff pleeecl full confidence, 2u behalf, therefore, of the 644* the stueent body end the writers of the, articles containing views that, if inter- preted seriously as from a grown up writer rather than as the vaporbege of the youthful mind feeling Its way, might be construed as a cause of offenee and condemnation, we, the undersigned, herein publicly disclaim any intention et giving an oacesion for anyone to feel aggrieved; and we sincerely express our very great regret that the views set forth were ever published. ' .Aa an earnest of our regrets, we are withholding 'from circulation the unsold copies, at our own Personal expense. J. P. HUME W. SurtIEMANzio. ,Obituary • leeffS% HARVEY'S, STEELS • At the early age of twenty-flve years Mrs. Harvey Edward Steels died on day last, She lied. been ill since last Christmas with heart trouble and the end -was not unexpected. Mrs Steels was, before her =Triage the autumn of 1930, acties Angelina Elaine Jardine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George .lar - dine of town. She was born in (lode- rieh and with the exception ef a few years spent in the United States had lived here all her life. The funeral on Tuesday was conducted by Rev,' Ea J. Latie of Knox Preebyterian churth, the service being held at the family home on Angelsea street and interment made lir Maitland cemetery, There were no children, 'BOWLING TOURNAMENTI? MEN The .4ollowIngbowling tournament dates are announced,: Seaforth, Scotch doubles, July. fith ; rinks, elimirtation. Aug. ist; rinks, twi- light, Aug. 22nd. ••• ' New •Hamburg, tetilight, Aug. 8th; rinks, - Aug. 27th; Scotch doubles, Aug. 13th and Aug. 24th. • lefitchell, June 22nd, rinks; July 15th, tWilighte Aug. 3tst, .rinks• : Stratford, June.. 27th, twilight, rinks; July -lithe -rinks; -Amr--:iattr,-edomeleen-- Sept 1.4th, rinks. Tavistock, 'June 17th, twilight ; Joh' 29th, twilight; Aug, 19th, twilight ; all .rhaks competitiOns, St Marys,July 20th,. rinks; Aug. 5, rinks; Aug. 17th..doubles. • Blyth, June 1.5th, doubles Parkhill, June' 29th, doubles; Aug, lOth, rinks. '• • Woodstock, Mine 81, June Bee dou- bles; July leth., rinks; July 15th, singles; Aug. 10th, •rinks; Sept. 14th, doubles Oct. 5th, rinks. - • London Thistles, June lith, rinks. Guelph, July 101, rinks; Sept. 14th, doubles. LADIES • London Thistles, Aug. 9th, ladies` doubles. • •• Stratford, rinks, June 291h; mixed an-. nual, July 28th; ladies' doubles, Aug. 12th. Sarnia, rinks June 29th; double July. 27th; mixed einks, Aug. 24th. . Seaforth, doubles, June 2151; trebles, Aug. 9th. J. W. CRAIGIE Insurance and Real Estate DOMINION, PROVI1CIAL0 MUNICIPAL BONDS. EXPENSIVE BUSINESS On Monday rimming William •140 - Arthur paid 5106,50.1er havine six bottlee of liquor in his house, declared a public plaeb. Only a few weelce ago his wife paid a similar fine, The information was laid by Provincial Constable White- side. Tendere, addressed to the undersign-% ed, for thp brick building known as the Old Church, on the National Shipbuild- ing property on Brock street, will be re- ceived by the Town Council up to 8 o'clock p.m. on Friday, June f7th, 1932. The building, with exception of Walls adjoining other buildinge, to be taken down and removed from the prentleea within two'nnonths, all to the satisfac- tion of the -Town Council. . The higheet or any tender not neeese eerily accepted. • a. P. GOULD, L. L. UNOX, Ch. of Industrial Com, Town Clerk FITTING TRIBUTE IS PAID LATE THOMAS *MILIAN County Council Are Attending • Funeral In a Body • This Afternoon MILEAGE QUESTION AIRED 1110101.6.11....t Reeve McNabb Protests That He Has Done Nothing Dishonest • Out Of respent to the memory of •the late Thomas McMillan, M.P., whose un- timely. death occurred in 'Clinton holt. tat On Tuesday morning as a result of AN HONEST YANKEE When Traillo Officer Lever traste • ed Russel T. Wilson, of Detroit, to • the extent Of $'.'3e one'ffee 0211d, he was "kidded" by (elloWeeftleers that he contd. "Whietle" tor Ws • money, The Yenkee was short • that amount in his tine for speed - 'Mg, Now the laugh is on the other 'Aide Of the face, fer Mr. Wil- son has sent along the 37.75. Wore one for Mr. LeVer. accidental izljuries, county 'council did • not meet this (Theinglity) attern004. • . r PORTER'S Him The vouncillore are attending the iun- Mr. W, D. Harrison spent the week- eral at eeatorth hi, a body. 'Yesterday end at his lunne in Harpurhey. Boaters were purchased by Connell for Mr, .T..v. Johnston, who has peen visit - tile bier of the deceased legislator resolution of sympethy waa unatilmolls- Anci a irrg with. relatives here, returned to Tore onto on SaturcleY. , le Passed and dispatched to the bereaved daughter, Miss lefavgaret talclelillan, Pit- ting teibUtee t:If his worth and ability were paid by Warden Rader and mem- ben. . . , To Make Amends • eWe are all human, we make ells - takes, but we have a elear constienee," said the Warden in his opening remarks on Tuesday afternoon, '7 have atten& ed many -committee meetings and 1 enow that eouneillors are trying to do the right thing. Xf there is anything wrong, we can square it away." The Wardell had reterence tothe tharge that some members had collected double, instead of single mileage, for a committee meeting. Reeve NIeNaitto (Grey) brought the matter up later in the scission, He- is thairtnan of the house of refuge committee and Reeve Switzer (Stephen), a member'returned his cheqUe for the March 1st meeting because it was tore much. He also wrote Treasurer Yetilig.' that be would not ac - cot . double mileage. ' • This same conimittee held a Meeting at Clinton on Marck let and did not 'ac- cept any mileage whatever. Pending' a ruling from emend], as to whether the charge shoUld be reckoned by the: most • direet route, or' from the 'nearest rail- way station. • ° . ' Reeve McNabb eiplained things.. to council it some length. "We haven't done anything very serious, atthough we have been given a gfeat alneunt of pub- licity. It used to be that all nnilerige wee reelconed by railWay, then mileage was-.paid-two--waye by the -most -direct - route. Had 1 travelled by rail my mile- age would have been 80 miles and 1 would thave been entitled to two days' - pay in addition." Miss Josephine Weir spent the week Reeve Geiger- The bylews says 10 end visiting Mrs. Rice at Ayr. cents a mile one way only. It's as plain • Last Monday lair. Jahn Dingwall, of as can be. You can walk, or run, or ft, , Myth, called on bid ecetitlIntancee In the or came by horse, anything you like, but villag°* :t ro ilkerieWonee" way. The latter part ot last week Mre. Geo. the bylaw says you must not collect • days a sessien at $4.50 a day and doliect $27. I•'m not kicking, but stM I would why county councillors work only four • • like to know," - - Reeve IvfeNabb-"X would like to know . 014 -Fashioned Custom parents :neekhwe eBalyrteh . this locality. Marsh, of London,. visited friends in. this locality. to, last Saturday called on friends in Windsor, spent the weekend witla her The Rev. Dr. James Wilson, of Toren - wiles Effie Stoltz, who le teaching neitr agertativneffl road 014 8 t'r e e t 0 more mt than 4100 7c0cut(ittws0 Nobody volunteered is direct answer to improved with gravel and oil. We are this question. It• was just a good old- trying to .keep abreast of the time. fashioned Huron 'County tustom Meng- Mr Wm, J. Thompson attended ;the urated in the day e of old dobbin, when-- regular monthly meeting of • the Weet it took a day to 'reach the county seat Wawanosh ensuranee Company at Dun- namors. - and a day in which to return. • e ' • "Mr. McNabb, you • pride yourself se Mr, Vaniey Garret, formerly of Lon - being one of the greatest economists• in desberough, has moved his household en. tots and family to the farm of Mr. this council and it is ep, to yea feo live Thos. letcNall. . up to the rules: If you travelled by Mr. Edward Heltvig, who has been in railway I have no objection to you cola Lucknow for a short visit with his cou- lecting railway mileage, but 1 tertainly sin, Mr. C., Deolter, is improving. He .object to you collecting railway mileage was here on a short visit last week but when you travel by'car and it is only a returried to Lucknow. • fraction of the rail mileage," said Reeve , Last Sabbath the Presbyterian eongree • Goldthorpe. ' turderstanding.•, .. .." ereeee meNab-"There has been a mese served the ordinance of the Lord'ssup .. - The Rev. Mr. Lane, of Croderiche had • charge, per in the Presbyterian chu,reh 'here. because I was, overpaid. All I wanted . (Front another correspondent) • Wen 10 cents a mile via the mast 'direct Mr, and 'Mrs. R. D.• eilunro and tenths', route, one waye would not keept • rtiOney aecompenied. by Misses EAand El for mileage 2 did net. trevel," •Blair, visitedeerlends In Londoneon-Sun- ., , , it-eove Hugh Scott told Reev,e McNabb day- lest, that he could not expect to travel arouhd Rev. Dr. Mortilnore and tar. Walter the world or all ever Ontario to get to tunnInghtteri returned home on Tuesday Clinton, He said hp was aurprised thet from eit Thomas, where they event the Ouch an argument had arbor. • • Past week attending the mutual confer- ence of the United chureh. No Fixed Rule • Mrs. M. Jewell visited her father, Mr. It wile decided there could be no flked Itetvivt- 6 are pleated to statethat Miss Mary . Scott,. a few days this week. rule- on mileago, owing to varying • weather conditione. 7be warden told Robertson is improving in health. Mite Sadie Career is at present teeing care of committees, in effect, to let their con- •her Slice Mese A. Walters returned to potence bo their guide. He :mid he had her benne etiffitient faith in their honeety. The eVir. and Mrs, Harvey MeLachlin, of members should travel the ohortest route Toronto, spent Sunday at the bane of possible, depending on road ‘ conditions, Mr. dThht. e e. . and collect 10 cents a, mile. Reeve McNabb -H1 the.* it is up toPerguson arid Dr. O. Peraueomwere of Club- tie St. hoepital stain Toeonto, Peels this commit to make a ruling. 1 have ,Of Mr, Brown's nieee„, letra. R. D. Mute, done nothing dishonest. I have acte,c1 ro, the end- ef last week. the gentleman on evere hand." Mr. and Ma. 'Wm. •Straughtin and .W.0.04.0.0.1.1.0...* .....0,01 0• PLANTS fOle SALE • Council. was adamant ift its refuse' to family event Sunday at the home of C. W. Williams, Goderich Twp. Tiltalt, SAM-Cabb• age planta et •40 change Mee bylaw. • Mr. E. Lawebre lied the saw mill nun- -a• cents a hundred; mailer. Iota Walt scoson CHILDREN Comma nina, again tine week cutting oome Ioas a cent each. Alco cauliflower piatite at recently bought into the yard. The school children of reeet Wawa - a cent each. JOHN PELL, eor. Cambria note D. MeTavesti will lecture in =no* lid. arid Trafalgar St. nosh, with their teachers, are making a United church next Tuesday evening. --• trip to Goderich neut Saturday, each June 14th, on the eubject, "What do you PUBLIC NOTICE bringing a brIck for the marking of Dr. think ot It?" A male choir will provide eeneeeeeena....eeen "Tiger" Dunlop's tomb at Claltford, muele. NOTICE TO DM:MORS. Reeve Pater Cott took an intereet in On Friday evening, letay Pith, the Ia..*•this rttatter, 'while Mite Mary /flans, Bel- yoUng people of Brick church (Seigrave change) will give their play, "Orange grave teacher, has oraanteed the trip, Grove," in the Porrestene hall here, which will doichtles3 be of much educe. Watch, for 1h:tete-M. Sonel interest for the children. Port Mr. J. Hewett. le improving his pre- , Albeit teltcol children nave already eon- petty by a fresh coat of paint on hewn tributed their bit and Gorierielt public and barber ehop. alteel children have helped. The white Many of our community, -particularly Totttring Of brick in the green Mara, e•n- the old timers Who remembered him in eaced in cement on the aide of the elope Inn boyhood, atteride4 the lecture given holder the Itleteric tomb can eeelly be b7RJ V. G. Witten, of Erie, Pa., in the I Porresterce Hall ter Tueeday ',evening. teen from the eittileriell Illaci tif the river. me, velem fe a yaretfal and efeeeene Clehnelnee null' MC-Cfeatil has Iteeee of epeaker 144 leas thought and leetured - finieleing the job thie ter areer. Ile al- numb on the eceial problems of the day. ready lub put a erect! amount ort time and eilfoee en It. The Eigin regiment off 00.0 elteri7 Week Gederiett 13rItSe1ete' M Spe.eiale, Dela Mtn tide teCeit. . Titonnte has been aekel to Melia° a an.l teen ricer' c3. 10 ...• eeefee. fount inazch to the tomb while Le Gole- ....e..*.e., e, Mice Edna Caine:sell 11,s moved her ?deka ae0.00 eveckie to stay& eith. an. - • Mem Line. flute tele in Meg hears,,, ,0catalsr eiten tO the pnereetee next to alls3 ere eget were etentenee prepeeeeen, „.Ctee your ton of Vosemen !lee. piece efeeeirivieeees Millinery Derlare. Ora the rinvigyr.rx ee ereeneasw, eeee ce .ceeeeee eee CeneelaI a eimee time, 10. only. Square. Me ennmeste,emesitapieseace ha no Mt, MentecaL CANHtlatslataD DWG Dram. tine iertne CZ The Star. The regular tervices will be bold next Sundey as usual, Mr. Gale will be in charge, Sunday eehool at 2 o'clock and thereh service at 3 o'clock, •• The &he softbeff 'team played their erre came of the Season Friday night. The game being oaly preetise they play- • ed the junior team of the Men's Club, • Ur, and Mrs. Victor Ross and eon. Marvin, and Mr. Wilmee and miss Dora Harrison, -were in Mitchell Saturday at- tending the funeral of the itiee_illeenEal- four, The P 2 111 hold their regular meeting on Friday' evening at 8. o'clock as usual. All Y. Fe" cordially invited. The girls' team is to play betoreeteme Meeting, •• ' • • .•. • Mr. Thos. Taylor and son.lierbert, ac- companied by Mr, *tunny and son. Rose, visited it the bonzes of adr. and Mrs. John 'Maguire end Mr. and Mrs, Jarnes Harrison over the holiday, • The regular meeting of the Club will be held on Junee4th, when Mr. Geo. Jeffereon, .of Clinton, will give a. lecture. ore Sbakespeare's "Merchant of Venice." A cordial invitation IS extended to the men of the community. The 'service at Grace, ehurch was well attended on Sunday. Owing to the ab- sence of the neaten Mt. aloe. .31 confer- ence, the Y. P., 4.. had charge of the ser- • vice. A young- people's choir eurnishe4 special musie throughout the service. Tile president, Mr, ISlatirice Frame, gave a spleedid eddress. biz King Harris assisted him. Mr. Fred Elliott led in . , _ _ , A11131.31IN MM. T. Brown and cianghter, Mrs. Ali amounts owing to the nen of Alf. Tebbutt and Elea must, he tettled he June 30th. (Signet) ALP. Tnantrer 46. cart , - $50.00 ItEIVARD ° Per the Gillette, Probek, or Velvet Lida° Blade that Jiffy inetnietloffe fall to eliarpen. They tot only DO eenta and iattn lifetime; no extra tot. 1 had out? 1 new rineftege of Neetee bee year. It. mama. 64 Meagre Sve., Terento, THE O. P. CARE Y Co. Fitt, ACCIDENT aell MOTOR CAR mum KM The Midst! Life of Canada, erreceeesseee nettle. wine st comkenal heat% 231• !WEARS RIM Newel° WANTED GENTS WANTE1.--436811t Ire week - Ito if you want to be active. Bee come Mar Om tgin elling heelle • OR. le le WILSON The sciebileing et the means of pro- duction so that people could go to work without having to Walt till the whistle whistles; and religion that would. mete to remade injustices in the nolv and now instead, of Cinging of the eteeet and bye; Wag the burden of a very etrile- • Ing address by alr. le. le Wilson, of Eric, Pa„ in the Porestere' Hall, Auburn, on Tuesday evening, Mr. Wie_on le a native of Auburn, end, hes been revieitine the sceues of his boynead the past week. Er. Wile= is a graduate -of North. Western University, At 19 yeara -of age he was called "The Boy Preacher .01 UM Rock River Conference." He hew speltele front coast to coast in eitUrches, collego -end-eteelaberearldefarntearimpren'Ineenty-eee years ago he made a two-year lecture and study tour in, England. He returned there In 1023 and )tad the distinetion of being the only American 10 campaign with and for %way MaeDonalci in that electionHe camPaignen much of the time in lteagleonald's ozvn district, spend- ing Melee weeks with hint in the cam- . • Be Is a brother of J. Stitt Wile son, formerly mayor of Berkeley, Cane tonna, who is well known as author and lecturer. • Leek of space this Week prevents a full report of Dr. Wilson's address, which will lee publiehed in our riot issue. DEATH OF THOS. IVIcMILLAN st. v. for South Huron Passes Irma 'Result .of '4!enturies, • _ , • • • - Thomas Mountain Member of the '- Federal Parliament for South Huron, died in Clinton hospital Triesday • morning from injuries received kite Monday when he teasncrushed against the Ode of a stall by a colt, Mreffeetillan eoeived terrible injurlo to his abdoitien and an operation was performed ln Clinton bee - paid in a 'heroic' effort to save his, life. Ile lived through the nieht but passed away quietly today. . • 140TO1tCYCLE ItACES AND MILITARY The motorcycle races planned for the Dominion Day celebration in (factorial], promise to be a big event, Chairman Harry 1VIeCreatti of the committee with this feature in charge reported at the meeting of the celebratlon committeet6t night that London and Strateord riders would be here and as there is rivalry be- tween different =keg of machine tile contest .would be keen, Another big event of the afternoon's prograni will be the military manoeuvres by the Elgin. regiMent; Then there will be a soft ball tournatnent, fotir teams competingand a prOgrain of athletic events, with prizea of cups and ,medale. And Bob Stoddart - will give all exhibition ,pole vault. levee events will fill up every Minute of the big aeternoon's program at Agrteulturat Park. The morning program will atart oft with a big %parade, decorated ears, merchants and induetrial floats, decorat- ed bicycles, ealithannearie, etc., followed by the children's games on the SqUare. The evening program will vonelet 01 band comae and street carnival. • LONDON DOCTOR'S WIFE SUSTAINS BROKEN -111P -Moe (Dr.) Finlay; of- London, -eustaine- • ed a broken hip .1tt a motor accident near Centralia on Sunday morning last. Her huebend 'anti daughter ecoped with bruiso. The daughter, who holde tibe- ginner's permit, in turning oft Na. 4 highweti on to the Crediton road, made the turn too feet• and too wide, the machine taking to the ditch and over- turning. The injured lady was taken to Exeter and later to London. The aeci- dent was Investigated by '1'refile Officer Norman Lever. • 1 ‘Comzna Events AND BUSINESS BRIEFS The St. George% Churchrsomen's Guild will hold their' annual garden party on Tueaday, July 26th, on the restory grounds. The Victoria Iforne and School Chin will hold its regular meeting on Titans - day afternoon, June lath, at 4 p.M. The eegulat meeting of the W. C. T. le will be held at the home of 'Mrs. J. 11 Colborne, St. Patrick etreet, on the Ing 01 Thureday, June 1011h, at 'hap 'PIZ Me -Me -Cho clout 12.10 and 0.15 each day, Winahatie recite atation. Liten te. Prefeasor leurt. $1.00 a nottle. CAMPBELL'S pnlya STORV, &ea Vic Barri:ones announcement on peon 0 of thie 133110. • J. O. Cat has purelmeed an auto dee livery truck and is preeered to aive prompt delivery at ibi time. • 'he list of pebeletotie reeuired for the regimental• tamp of the Elgin regiment wheat opene here on Jutta 3etle, may be teen at the town clerk% oMee. Deatere wiehicig to euballe Delco may eee the list and their qui -tatter -4 will ne tunnies. ted to the ofeeeee of tim reeiment • DIED Geeteelcit, 00 &MO, 3r0, 1932i, Angelloa nine eearaittee helenca• wife of Mr. naTtCy Eltml la -her 2115 year.