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The Star is published eveneThursdey reaming,
REGULARLY. and tii the reader's !untie the
''' same dee, with All the late"; up -to -the minute
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planted, Peeeept atevize atitl Meleeate
prizes., .
eanVENTY-TlifinD YEAR -
11.033. Excursion to
Goderieh, Aug. 13th
.'..0CritIOU Sinclair and Jimmy Prise
1 Win Be Special Guest.
With the Party
• a
The Oodericl. eeidiond the Huro
• ld n
Oaoye.Aeeaclation TOronto aeo *ea
elmrating with the V.N;Ii, in connection
with the treeureion to Goderielt oil Sat.
urday. August lath, from Terouta.
A little gelebratioie that will Create
lot of intereet has been arranged, Gor-
don Sinolair, the TerOnto Star's travel'.
lug zeporteri seturning front Illsworld,
toUr and •will make his first public ap-
meranese at eadgrich.....Kitl—tlm-excup,
• sion, "Jimmy" 'Prise, the creator ot the
weneknown "Bird's Eye Centre" cartoon
et the Star Weekly, will aleo.Make thie
e trip as a epezzlal guest. "pm train will be
jmet by a rube band and the well-knOwn
characters of "Bird's 'We geretre" will
be ptominent.
A special laticheen 'will he lield at
Menesetemg Park at noon on SattirdaY
with •Clor40a Sinclair as the Principal
speaker, relsting serail intimate details
Of his world. Mar. 'rise Will
• illustrate the talk with travel dew. -
hatted number of tiekets for gen-
tlemen ally Will be available for LAMM
•
County people and application should
be made for reservaeions at an early
,date, as there will be a large demand for
tickets.
AN APPRECIATION
Editcr, Goderiab Star: t
leper Sire -On behalf of the Citizens'
Band, I Wish to thank those who so
„ provided autorecbiles to take
baudrinen ta Stratford on nday even-
ing /est. It is this eort of co-tmeration
wherli` &zee mueli to build up a band.
It is real eaceuragernent. The band hae
an erig•agement in Kincardine on Sun-
day evening next and any further assist -
awe cf this nature will be greatly ap.preciated, Phene 38/:"
' .1. E. liteCKINS,
Bandmaster.
sescrAL OPTICAL OFFER
High grade, most stylish and up-to-
date glasses ,rien Or rauless, Your ehoice
In shell, White or pink' gold-filled, with
leriseS complete for Only $8.50. invisPele
bifoeals with ehoice of frame complete,
only $12,00. Yellow gold-filled with ,flat
spherical lehsee, only $4.00. These prices
Include a tlaorough examination by our
well-knawn speziallet, ,l4r, Hughsort.
Ove: 20 yearscoming to ,Goderlott. Vat
,i.surecl of the 'best (mace' work to
btained. Thursday and Friday, Aue
tll h, 12th, Smith's Art Store, Godh.
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TEN1DERS. 'WANTED
TENDERS WANTED; • •
Tenders for cleaning, scraping and
painting the standpipe (the Commission
to .supply paint) will be received by the
Water and Light Commission up to 8
p. Thtt:sday, AuguSt lith.
heaSt ' with, particulars of work re-
quired may be had from the Superinten-
dent, Mr. J. Be !Celle,.
W. T. altaINEY,
Chairman, Water and Light Commission,
' LOST •
LOST—A Ladies' :White Gold Wris14 t
Watch With linnets,' A.D.14,, on or
• near the eautere. Finder please leave at
SDS CFFICE and receive retvard.
C. H. HUMBER
JEWELLER'
THE SMALL S1ORE
• wires Veit era wrong
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TIIE O. F. CARRY CO.
FINE, ACSIOENT and MOOR CAR
NCI: •
Awn fon
The Mutual Life of Canada
ornet:--$4soloc Tomo, war sr., doormat
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Phone 230 ' NELSON HILL, Manager
eleineriestlair $2 a yeart Canada
$2.50 a, year to V. S. plate,
GODERICII, ONTARIO,CANADA, Ttrunsomr, AUGUST 4th y 1932
WALTER NA,Filan Paint=
Old Boys Plan Picnic at Menesetung Park
TOWN BUZZES WITH TALK
.SUNDAY-CRUISE41ALTED
Crowds Watch On As Lord's
Day Alliance Officer
Visits Boat
MANY ARE .DISAPPOINTED
Meeting to Eorm Goderich
• Branch Is Soarsebr
Attended
Although there had teaert ramalings in
Connellnamtnseparde-of-Tradeartre
eles to the .eifect that a complaint had
gone in Iron). Galeria% protesting against
tne eteinler Mentteulln running Sunday
afterncon eXoursions Mit of this port, the
general publta were not let on the
secret until they were turned bapit at the
gangplank ot he boat on Sunchw lettere
noon tvlth the curt •explanation that the
trip was definitely. "off." The mouth per
was =veiled viint prospectise-passengeo,
many Of them trom out of town; and
expreasions of disappointraent and indig=
nation were Ilea:0 on every hand. It
soon became noised aboat that it was the
Lerdai Day Alliance that had thrown a
monkey vannalt in the machinery, and
that while their move was unpopular,
they bad simply demanded the enforce-
ment ot the law, it was explanied.
Complaint Sent In
•
The Mallitoultn ran an excursion the
Sunday prevlous and after this a pro.
test was registered with the Lord'a Day
Alliance at Toronto ana with the Owen
Sound Transportatiori Co., the owners of
the boat. The latter, it seems, did not
acknowledge' the protest arid propeeded
to advertise another otoursion, svith.the
result that Rev, George McLean, secre-
tary of the Lord's Day Alliance, came
here from Toronto on Sunday and • in
esomPallY With (Wei' "Dick". Posteleth-
*vette visited the boat shortly before
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•
They toici trie that it was tinlairful to
cenduct a cretin other than on regular
echedule on Sunday and that if 1' did so,
my aompany would be 'peosecuted, said
Captain 'DI...McKay to negtspapernieU. "X
replied•that 1 naa no desire to break the
law and woUld call it off. • The :ant •/
heard -of this was at Windsor •last (Sat-
urday) ineht when our manager, Ur:
Wannsley, tutor:lona, nea that someone
had written Into the Lord's Day Alliarree
and to the 'Oyten Sound 'Franspottation
Co.; protestitzg .igtrineteIfie Iab1dttg �t
these 'cruises and threaeening prosecution
if anetbee was held,'• We consulted our
lawyers and were advised to go ahead.
and mike a test case a It. However,
there wasn't' a great amount of mono'
involvedand. we didn't consider it worth
While," the Captain said..
• Minimum Fine $25
.Ciaptaia 1VieKay weut on to explain
that it was at the reeuest of members ,t)f•
the' Town Council and Board of Trade
thet Goderielt had .been made a port a
call and it also was at their suggestion
that, a Sunday. afternoonecruise was ar-
(COnttnued on pole 5)
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• ' STRAYED,
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TO premises of W. W. Higgins, Save
• Meld, a red heifer. • Owder may
haVe same by proving property and, pay-
ing for ad,
PUBLIC NOTICE
•
WA REWARD'
•
• Par • the Gillette. Probak, or 'Velvet
Edge Blade that Jiffy instructionfail td
sharpers. They cost only 50 cents and
last a lifetime; no extra coSt. I hadOnly
1 new package of blades last year., A.
FLEMING, 64 Blantyre Ave., Toronto.
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•J. W. CRAIGIE
• Insurance and Real Estate
• DOMINION, PROVINCIAL,
MUNICIPAL, BONDS..
. • •
_BUTER:.USEI)--.CARS
• at Moore's Garage, St. Andrew's St., Goderich
'Real bargains this week, and we will take
your old car in on exchange on
• any of the following.
‘0DIE, A FORD COACH
egosem A ronee Theseepaatee 1030 STUDEBAKER 8 SEDAN
1980 MEV. COACH 1931 DURANT PANEL DELIVERY
1030 011Elf. SPORT ROADSTLeat Only driven, 4,000 iniles—like new
1e28 OBEY. COACH • 102,8 ESSEX MACH
1023 OHRYntinft COUPE, E. E. 1826 DURANT SEDAN
J. E. STEDELBAUER, Prop.
4un Life 11831,1111108 Oomvaii of flafieda
CAPITAT. OR iNtOME?
Life Assuennee taken tor domestie purposes eltould be mesieured. hi
terms of inome as distinct from capital Value. Many Men, thinking in
tonne of capital values, think they are well Insured, but whoa they figure
their assamnee in terms of "num* tralut, find that their assUratie0 Is 'quite
inadequate..
Witat innate will aotir fisItiraMe vela aver a perica of ten or twenty
yeees
f Ottae 115
Thelle3 Reelcieneie 840
H. R. LONG, Distliet Agent
CONGRATULATIONS,'
In Me wake of eltin4ay's boat
• Incident at the harbor soMe wag
• cauaed a sign to be posted on a
West street telephone Pole- It has
been, read by hundreds and up une
tit Tuesday lead not been torn
down. It .aeads:
On Behalf of Goderlen Citizens
X express my heartiest eongratn-
!salons to taseenesseteaese. arsons
• responsible tor prohibiting the
steamer Manitoulin viewing •Me
the afternoon of Sunday, July
31st,
•
It is the Most outrageous and
• Ingeopritical act I have ever beard
of, even in the 'town of Galeria.
A BROAD-MINDED orrr.zErt.
BOY'S FOOT CRUSHED.
Truck Backs Over It at Fair Orounds-,"
Strong Olen rage14.01
Yeaa2, 18 -year -ox on of Mrs.
'Mary • young, West street, had, his
eat foot painfully injured on Monday
• everting at the fair grounds when a truck
tacked over it. "Billy" was working in
Harold Blaeltstone's booth on the holi-
day and in cleaning up after the •day's
bueinese lee was engaged in emptying,
'ab cf water alongside the booth, It was
dusk and a truck, in squaring away tc.
depart, baeked into the tub while the
boy was bending orer. In some manner
the lad'a foot beeame lodged under
piens of the dernolishedqub and wheel
of the troek. Els screams promtptly at-
•sneted help and strong men soon push -
ea• the Vehicle free of the boy's foot.
First aid was g:ven and temporary splints
and bandage's' we.e applied, bat it has
site* been learned that no bones were
broken. The foot, however, Is badly
bruised and swollen and it 'will be some
vneks before it is right,
• HIT BY AUTO
Victisn Admits It Was His own Fault—
Has Arm Broken
Walking across the Blue Water High -
,way, south a pplop, ,Saturnay niant
after dusk, Huron Ambrose 'Fuliford, pro-
pretor of "bad's Cabins," was bit by
a passing car, th.own clear of the
,yehicle and sustained a broken left arm,
above the ,eYaow. He is recovering at
• his _home at Dunlop. Mr. Tufford was
we.ik.ing to town on the left side of the
road, facing the traffic. A motoriae.
pulledeup to offer him a ride, and it was
while crossing the road to accept it that
he was struck by a northbound car. He
says he misjudged the speed and Ells- e
tat= of the auto and that the accident
Is entirely his own fault.
Two Women Seek
Trustees' Seat
Nominees of Home and &Imo
Cub Are Opiosed
By Men
•• e
There le an election in progress
today, where. the •Palate school rite-,
warda go to the polls to choose rep.
resentatives to filltite vaeimeies ealeeed
by the deaths of . Trusteee James F.
TInimson'an4 William Wallace.
There are two candidates in 'each
wata. In -St. David% Mrs. Bertha Join -
Ston, Wife of George Johneton, Is epos,
ed-.3*Y-HarrYanaaBlikelate-Arearewl
ward. Mrs. Las Oray, Wife of P. D,
Gray, is OPposett by MaskK natutelers.
Time nominatedlast, l'hursday even-.
in, but who.tild not 0100, are:Robert
Bisset and Allan D. acteLean. in.15t,
David's and Rod JolMstOrk in St. An-
drew's ,ward,
The entry of the iadtesa both of whotn
are Waive mentiners ot the Home and
Scheel dub,' Wea sorneWlaitt emexpeeted,
for no Intbriation hadbeen given. Less
than a dozen ratepayers attended Timm,
day night's nomination proceedings 'and
the chief concern.ht first appeared to be
to persuade someorae to aeleept the seats
by aeclamation, However, •witn • the
aomination of theladies things Wok on
a clifferent, complexion. -Messrs. Black
and Saunders were the first to 'qualitfy
on Friday, they .visiting the town. hall
in the morning, It was after fear
faelack in the afternoon when &Ina Gray
and Mrs. Johnston filed. their papers' and
they did so, of course, with the krzowl-,
edge that theta aotion precipitated •a
contest. • •
Where. to Vote
This is the iirst election ler 'school
trustees held Irt Goderich for enahy
• years. There are five 'polling places in
the 'two wards, as .followis: • St. David's,
Millerla Garage, Hem Mitchell's. Store,
Jerreei Meat Market; East • street (two
polls). St. Andrew's ward, 1Vic4rtleur'S
Electrical Shop (two polls), Priddle's
house, William and •Caylea streete; Oely
ratepayers ,on the voters' ILst, Who pay
public school taxes are eligible to vote,
•
• House to House Canvass
SPIRITED RACING, BUMPER 4 1Lower School
. ,4esui,ft Are Out
Those Who Were Successful at
—CROWD AT HOLIDAY MEET
Old Sol Bosuns and 3,000 Pass the Goderich -Collegiate
•*EcHoes OF THE
• MANITOULIN INCIDENT
EnabarrasSing question:—Was it you
.wha stopped the Manitoulin from mak-
ing its cruise on Sunday afternoon? •
An ohnoxiaue letter nailed to a tree in
Court House Park WAS ripped dollen bY
the police and, reposes in the magise
traten office.
Through Turnstiles In
Afternoon
RAMONA POPULAR WINNER
Extra Heat; Are Required
In All Three
Stakes
••••ow•mov......
• The familiar staccato commands of the
Tannint The
for that pole horse• !" and "001t. Were
again heard. at Agrieteltural Park on
Monday afternoon when the Ooderieh
*Inotting and Peeing Astociation staged
Ite annual Clete Holiday harness meet.
one 0! the best in ita bistarY. Perfeot
weather)a fast track, a 3,000 -crowd,
and particularly epirtted rachig combine
ed to make the daY an WM/310ft sec -
cess.. The face of dapper Dr. Whitely,
the president, was wreathed in smiles,
wbile Treasurer E. R. Wigle wore "that
satiened lOok," "Poo" Clark, genial sec-
retary aria clerk Of the course, fairly
beamed, all of whieh /spells "a perfect
Ramona Comes Through
The victory ot Rartione Grattan lit
the tree -for -all was immensely popular.
There were some misgivings as to the
ultimate result of tins rice, for Ramona,
eame home frofn the Grand Cfrottit meet
at Fort Erie last week /slightly lane. She
had worthy oppoeitien in Tommy Oben-,
ault, the Eaet Aurat, N.Y., hone, drivea
by the reliable Fields, who took the first
heat. But Johnny WW1 brought Rath-
ona home .heading the field in the next
three heats and made no mistake about
it, The Second neat .was done iri 2.10te
and a null In 1.04an•
This Week some twentsedive members
of Central and Victoria hone and school
clubs have made a house-to-house One
vass of the two wards, On Tuesday even-
ing and again last night Ina ladies met
at the home. of MIs, fjohhistart, one at.
the candidates, when • encouraging 10.
ports were received, according to officers:
Arrangements were made to get out the
vote and scrutineers were appointed.
"We• have no particular reason for
put ng candidates in the field. other
than that we feel women should be rep-
resented on the school board," stated
Mrs. W. r, H. Price, president of Vic-
toria home and school club. "Our eppoti-
nts are both estimable gentlemen atid
we have nothing againstthem, nor are
we trying to ran them down. I would
Iike that, made clear," Mrs. Price said:
• It was further explained that the
ladles really did not precipitate the
election, whicki will nest the town
some $150. The women candidates Visit-
ed. the town ball at 10 o'elock Friday
morning and took away qualification
papers, intending to return. The men,
Mrs. Price said, dld not qualify imtil
after the ladies had called on the clerk.
However, she did not know whether or
not the men knew of their visit or in-
tentions, but presumed they would be
told.
Chas. K. Saunders and Harry Black,
the two male eandidates, have no organ-
ization nor have they asked anyone to
Vote for them. "We are just taking 'pot
luck,'" both candidates explained to
The Star.
Mr, Saunders; said he was asked to act
as a "pinch hitter"—to Serve the bal-
ance of the ternt just to fill itt. He did.
not anticipate an election, he said. Mr.
Black was in the same position. Both
remarked they were taking very little
interest in the election.
If some men were to lose their self-
conceit there wouldn't be much lea.
WANTED
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WANTED—A maid for general house -
wore. Apply to Mrs. WM. CHRIS-
TIAN (foot or Cobourge St.)
flOMPEI'ENT maid wishes hou,sework,
- commencing about Aug. 8th.
Call at ISAECIILER'S.
a,afelarralen-A cook -general, references,
by Mrs. JONES -BATMAN, Brit -
amine Road,
WANTED—Agent ,for Rankin Teas
" and. Coffees. Apply Box 30, STAR,
OFFICE.
• POE SALE Olt TO RENT
-port. SALE—A Beatty White Cap Elec-•
1110 Washing Machine, in good con -
ten, Apply at .STAR OFFICE,
VOA RENT-eOrz Tratalgar, betWeen
•e- North and Victoeia 'Streets, a com-
fortable seven roomed house, hardwood
Boors, hot and cold ater, garage and
,garden, immediate pobsession, M. W.
HOWELL, Phone 3 or 213.
POOMERS WANTED -2 eomfortable
•••••1 roOms for tourists or roomers,
breakfast if prderred, near the. bank of
the lake. Apply .at min OFFICE.
rro RENT—Modern red brick hotiSe,
• oorner Neleon and St Andrew's Sts.,
all modern convenleates, inoluding elec-
tric range, howie contains four bedrooms,
bath room, ditteng room, sitting room
and kitehen. There is also• a large red
brick garage. Possession at once. ALEX.
YOUNG.
FARM FOR SALE, --,Forty acres, more
or los, the property of the late
IL W. C. Naftel, eittlated at the end of
South street on the southern boundary
of the town: of good clay loaM, large
house and barn, drive shed; workshop;
hen -house; artesian well (138 feet): the
very beet Of water; good fruit treea.
Ideal locatiat, close ' to echools and
thatches. For further particularapply
On the premisee or to PERCY Or WILL
,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
TEE Armo1-4mo REAL ESTATE
"IL AND Dant/RANCE AGENCY.
For Sale at °nee
Fine Ile dory brick house; eecellent
condition, modern equipped with cellar,
elate to Square. price $1400; 1Se Rory
house, partly nollehed hardwdod fleOra,
finely after/reed, Modern equipped, gooa
elIar,acholee loeation, Prke $1300
ay story houee. $050; Ine etary liouee,
550; lee !story luusc, $300.
Many otheran-ask about them.
Monte hawses to rent.
1100D 200-eere farm for sale. Big
" bargain—s2g per etre. including
ell ereps if batieht quick. 13mall deem
payment ficeepted. Intriatdiate 1X12ssse
Mon. Extelleut eon, no %taste. about !SO
acres thaber. 4.1 flares grain ceop, belanee
hay and pleture. (bed beak barn. lle
eon/ lion% thee conditlen, 12 mites train
feederleb, close to eshoel, gaed Meade.
One' elellnarlte ed.
J. W. AIIMSTRON(a.
Ealt nioderich,
Impressive fifty-fourth opening tore -
Monies of the 'Canadian National Exhibi-
tion will take place on Friday, August
26th. .
AUCTION SALE
SALE OF ANTIQUES,
),-.3 •
IN THE letAteuelle OP THE ESTATE
of the tate Mary McMahon In pursuance
of an order made by his Namur Thonnts
Moore Coetello, the following chattels
will be sold by public auction on
SATURDAY, ntrausT 13th, 1932,
at 1 o'clock In the afternoon at the store
of the Late James Thompson, Cowl
House Square, Ooderich,
2 Walnut Tables, 12 Walnut Chairs), 1
Walnut Rocker. 1 Walnut Sofa, 3 Wal-
nut Foot Steels. 1 Needle Point Piece
(Aecension), 1 Needle Point Piece (Oreen
Kea. 1 Stoddart Square Plano, 2 Val -
nut Chairs, I Hickory, Chair, 1 SteePle
Clock, 1 Dining Eitension Table, 1
large Chair, 1 Walnut Bed Couch, I Wel-
nut' Sideboard, Lamps, 2 Braes Candle
Sticks, 1 Brass Snuffer and Tray, 1 Dog
Iron,. Curtains and Over -drapes. Stair
Carpet, Hall Carpet, Hail Table, 1 Me.
hogany Dresser. 1 Walnut Chest of
Drawers, 1 Walntit Beil, 3 Rokers, 1
Walnut Conunode, 4 Wood Shaba, 1
Clock. 1 Walrfut Settee, 1 Candle Snuf-
fer and 'Fray, 1 Wood Candle Stick, CUr-
tains and Minds, Carpet 25 x 20, 1 Small
Bedroom Table. P Oval Walnut Frainee,
2 Curtain Poles (Walnut), 2 Candle
Sticks. 1 Walnut Drop-leaf Table, 1 Fled.
room Set, 3 Pitees (Witintit Heart). I
Walnut Dressing Stead, 1 Walnut From,
ed Mirror, 1 Walnut Framed Cadc.h,
Walnut Oval Frame, Curtains and
Minds, 1 Caest of Drawers, 1 Steeple
Cock, 1 Mirror, 1 Drop-leaf Table, I
Cradle. 1 Saddle, 1 Walnut Writing
Deals. 2 Wood Chairs, 1 Clock with Wood
Works, 1 Small %Vanua Table, 1 Wale
aut Cowl*, 1 'Walnut Wish Stand, 1
Walnut Cheir, 1 Cherry Table.
Tam antlqUCS are neW on disphsT
the veil etare.
Tering Of the tee-
!1AYS de RAYS,
OoJetleh, °Marro,
noneitees foe tho Etecutors Iterate
Ro Mier MeMs110:1 !stat.
arage,cormsax.4...,
• Mail and. Empire: There would have
been more apparent sense in the action
01 the elergyman at Oocterieb who pre-
vented a Sunday pleato excursion, if he
could have ,detoured the excursionists
into his own churela,
• .1trotest
• Mit& of the Oodericb. Star:
Dear Sir,—Certain individuals in this
town mast got it great deal of happinese
out Of. ruining the pleasure of others.
By preventing the passenger strainer
Manitoulin Berra making a eitindayafter-
noon erutse on Lake Huron they damn-
ed people of •some innoceat pleasure
which, in a great many 'cases; amounts
to their only form, of enJoYMent
God gave us the great outdoors to usei,
in our pursuit of health and heppitiessel
These righteous souls who are member%
of the Lord's Day Afilance League, by
their action dare to telt us that Ciod was
Wrong, we are nODs.
suppOsed to enjoy
the wide open spaces, but rather to crawl,
Into e .shell on Sunday and spentlethe
day in idleness. It would seern, they
would prefer that we should spend our
time creating evil, which idleness .only
can bring, -
There is something else for the people
Of •Goderich to .consider and that is -It
this policy of narrow-mindedness is to .
centinue, 'just where is this town. „going
to get in the Way of being an up-to-date
summer mode For years Gotterich has
been without a boat service, It was
fortunate insecuring one this year, •bub
obviously the owners are not going te
be very Much inclined to eontinUe at
this port if such things are alloWert to •
happen.
If it is compulsory to pull in the side-
walks and lookup the town on the Sale -
bath, surnmer visitors, of avitich I am
one, will certainly steer olear of 'Heroes
Golden Gate.
• Very truly yours,
Indittlite
The following are the restate of the
laapartraental Lower School Nomad Ei
trance examinatione.of GOderieb, Cone. •
*nate. June, 1932. The standing or the
students is granted on the examination
conducted bY the etaff throughout the
year, but the students who fall in tbe
school examinations are permitted to
write the examinations set by the Edu-
cational Depart:neat M Jane. '
TaaentialaaPeennverenaTitterrebrinaneeln—
such students and. twelve were eaccose
Italy -posed. ' • '
Pour subjects are Ingluded in eaelt of
the Hot and second years, though 0,
Mall amebae. of the atudents are taking
fewer' of the optional subjects.
• OROTJP *—hose posing In all sub.
jects taken by them, arranged alphabeti-
cally:. •
• Clifford Allin, Thelma Anita Mil' •
Baechler, Verna Barbell**, IlaroldBlneka
Stone, Otago Elialen, Rath Caldwell,
Frederick Carrie. Ake Careenbers, Vera
Clark, Morale Castello, John Craig,
lisiM Craig, Melville •Cestigle, Kathleen
Crawford, Keith COL Kenneth Catt,
Verna Edward, Ida Elliott; Irene . Ora -
tiara, Dorothy 43reene, Erie °riff, Evelyn '
Hill, Norma Hill, Bernice Hogarth, Wal-
ter Hunt,. Oho Hatter, Donald John -
stern, Doris Johnston, Douglae aOhneton,
Wilson 'Knight, Phyllis LaWrellee. gear*
Lee, Prancis Linitlater, Cluerlee Love,
Margery laimby, Irene Lynch, Ethel. Mc.
Kenzie, John McLean, Douelda Moe
Manus, Marion Matheson, Margaret:
lelero, Oliver InfooreaLeelle Naftel. Britee
Orr, Herbert Palmer', Binh Patton Irene
Pellow, myrtle Pfrimmer, Doris Plante.
Maricm Raines, • Jean Robertson, All
Ruston, Aline Bellows, Albert Shore, Atte •
drey Smith, .John Snyder, Harold Stone
•ens, Helen Straughan, Lenore Stotnees,
Keith Wolters, Phyllis Tatelor, Gran
Thompeon, Prances Thomson, Agnes
Tborneloe,. Harold Turner, Antimny
Vrooman, Laura Wambold, Edward
Wieland, Robert Williane, Gertrude
Wheeler, Ida White, Jean Whiteside.
Angus Worthy, Eldon Yen Keltb Younn.
Heti Yeung.
OR,OUP B—Those passim; in all but: •
one of the subjects taken:
• Helen Slack, Donald Croft, /Cathleen
Corson, Mona Harrison, Dove Herten,
Annie McKinnon, Gordon Me:YlaintS,
Vttilliam Riley, Donald Wiggins. •
• OROUP C--Thotte passing in two sub-
jects of erie lOur• -
Teresa Bilechler, Marjorie Campbell,
Nelson Carrick, Mildred Costello, Carl
Finnigan, Dorothy Muir, Keith IVIurison, •
Witinafred Pitbiado. • '
GRoUP b --Those Passing In one' sub -
jet: '
. .
• Elva Heats Required
Five heats were required. to 'declare
whiner in :the 2,18 °Olden Gate.Stake•
taken by All, Abdell, Ouelph horse drive
en by "Cy". Feathers )3011 Peter's, with
Stan Praser in the stake, was second,
capturing two heats after finishing ninth
in' the first. But for an unfortunate ac-
cident in the fourth kzeat might'
have won the enee. Rounding the back
stretch on the Orst lap deck Harvester
threw himsele. Roth Peters. plied into
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PICNIC
FORMER. GODERTCli .80y. 'Whole Board- to ite Committee to Make
Arrangements
ALB: TAYLOR WON TROPHY
His Rink First at Hanover—Goderich,
Seaforth, Kincardine Tourneys
On civic holiday two Goderich rinks
took part in the Murnament at Hanover
and
two in the . Seaforth tournament.
Albert Taylor, with ,J, Newcombe, Lorne
Young and T . Taylor as the' other mem.
bus, or his rink, won the trophy, but the
other rink (F. Toole, L D. Eastman, T.
Pritchard and � 14. Wheo,ler) did not.
qualify as prize winners. The same day
two Goderich diners visited Seafertit
tournament but failed to *in a prize.
The players were Je IL anoorrfrine P. Bis-
set, J. trophey and F. Hunt, and br.
Hall, C. Griffith, R. Johnston and J.
Swaffield. - •
Today is the date of Kincardine's tour-
nament and P. Hunt's rink (the present
hOlders of the trophy) Will have to de-
fend it.
• Last Friday there were fifteen pairs
of bowlers who applied to take part In
the Goderieh tournament more than
could be accommodated. The first thirty-
four pairs 'applying were accepted, Mr.
Logan and his partner, from Brussels,
woe firet. Dr. Johnston and partner,
• Lucknovt, second, and Mr. McCoy and
• partner, also from Luelinow, third. I. D.
Eitetnian and Oeo. MacEwara Ooderich,
were tourth, and Geo. MacVicar and
Rev, D. J. Lane won the special prize.
Last night's local tournament retuned
lts Itobt, Bisset and Cieo. Matheson win-
ning lint and C. Griffiths and D. Brown
second.
GOLF
4
The send -finals in the Lloyd trophy
• .
eontest will be between C. Inaftel and
the evihrier of J. Donaldson arid C. Wal-
ker, and between Robt. Johnston and S.
Oliver,
Entrio for the barrow trophy eon -
teat are Mesdames Lloyd, Brown, East-
man, IsloorleSa Donaldson, Coulthuret,
Dunlop, Costello, F. Saunders, Barnes,
Taylor, Hays, Mieses Lee, Williams,
• Orassick, Tom and Saunders, and
Messrs. Christian, Williaras, 0, Nate',
Mooney, Baetanan, 0. A. Reid, Taylor, a
• Walker, Dr. Reid, Pritchard,
Pattercon, Lloyd, 'I'. Carrie, fl. Oliver,
Cern, Killoran, J. Carrie, J. II. liughee
and Judge Costello,
The Kirreardine lady golfers vialted the le
• Mattldted couree on Tuezday and play-
ed a frlendly tournament with the God-
erich lady golfers. The :tore was as fol.
lows:
Kincardine Lacilea— Mia3 Stewart 0,
Miss Butler 0, Mrn. Hellitvell tallse
°Haines 0, lfra. Spero 1, Mrs. Cottrill 0,
1E= lefacLennart 0, Mies Ccougal 1, Mrs. E
AfacPherton le. Total 3.
•Cloctcrich ladiec—Mre, rtruee 1, Dr.
Zlarej Tem 1, Mrs. J. H. Taylor te, Mrs.
DOlialch.on 1, !Ira. Llloyd 0, Mete 0
Mille 1. alto SI, Lee f, MLis Graselek 0,
We. Eastman iSr. Total O.
Milner was terved at the elute house t
and ail egpreseea therriselvea tee Tuning e
had a very enjoyable atternoori.
The Caderieh elottleultersal Set tett t
will held I13 annual ficever inane in !de- a
Kay Hall, Aulguet llthea2tletfemberre 11
aro &eked to have their eat51eit5 at the ss
hall by 12 o'clock. Thureday; tlee
*El be open to the public at 3 pea.
Para nett may lie obtainanatM. J. T.
Fen's reeitlence an larvae lama. The
flOteete may be renenna fecal tite hall
at 0 nal., Edney elientag,
Is view: of the cliange in the peroonnel
af the preerat era::: board whleh the
Notion today will inake, the board at
ate August- meeting on Tuesday nigh
deelited to disband the eamraittee prey.
iouely appointed to look after arrange-
ments for the seheol picnic peovided for
by the bequest of the -late Robert Mac-
Kay, and to constitute new comini See
Kay, and to emnaltute a new committee
coaeitang of alt the members of the
board, a motion to this effect being made
ay Trumee mins, aad semaded by Trus-
tee Cutt.
Una original comneittee consisted of
Trustees Wallace, Thomson, Carrie and
and their repeat under date of
May 2nd, atter reciting the tertns of the
bequest and that the interest would be
available June 15t11, continued:
"Your committee recemmend• that a
picalc be held at the Victoria school
grounds and that both Home and School
Clubs and the teachers at both schools
Ile asked to meet the coitunittee to make
arrangements." The date at that'iirne
set for the Monte was Friday, Sept, inh,
It being Solt that a June date would
come too eloee to examihation time. the
funds not being .avallable,t111 June leth,
Mr. etayinond F. Player wrote renew-
ing his application for , the position of
musical instructor in the public tehools.
This wits laid on the talele for future
consideration, on motion of Trustees
Carrie and Schaefer.
A report from the General Accident
Assurance Co. an Victoria ochool boiler
showing that the boiler wet; in good. con-
dition Internally and recommending the
we of a solution of lime In the water
ainndpitriseubpolyler to countered patina, Was
th
referred to e property ommittee.
• A letter from the Riley Engineering
Co,, Ltd.; advertleing their
automatic coat stoker, Was placed on file
for future conelderation.
The trustees present at the meeting
were Jas. Carrie, J. Cutt, Rev, 1 N11.
Mills, Ow...Schaefer end W. 11. Black -
tone, the last-named benne In the chair.
The teaching etal and 'their eateries
for the next echool year are: Roy Stone-
h'ouse, $1700; J. Edwin Smith, $1000;
/Moe Lottie Robineon, 81060; Mine Oer-
&ode SturdY. $1000; Miss Edith Wiggins
8025: Mite Hazel Hartwell, $900; Wise
Laura Johnston. 0900; Miss Esther Hurne,
023nlitelo Emma L McDonald, 8950;
Ilea I. E. Sharman, 81500; alice Winni-
red Ball 81100,; Mies Mabel Bantle $023;
MIs Gladyn Maabowell, a000: Mis$
Durnin, $900; Niro, Lillian M. Thorne.
oe, $000.
SHOULD CARRY SPARES
case, "I Didn't Know," Doesn't Go
In Tragic Court .
'
Tante must be heavy at Pore Albert,
Saturdea morning In traffic court
oanty Constable Hoy of that village
ateed Medea Martin, Hit 3, (laderfeb,
o appear charged: with imeing insigne
lent Maine an Me automobile. Mr.
fartin eald he didn't know hie inane
ere out aUlret alai when lie dal Make
he alecoveey lie had to drive to a Gab -
go to get a Win, tut the policeman awn
tra LIret. Tite :adenine -ate, itt Irenolna
81 line, told ateetin it %Ivo a wen pre.
eautloa to tarry 0 spare train or two.
Citltdtciii darleina conterne will &ate
tate the 11032r Ineinne Canada' Dag peon
grant ef tae Capaellen Nana -mei tg441.
Men, Tnzaana, Align! 20,na,
:4.
Marjorie Hendersoa, Water, Aunt,
Donald Lane, Robert Medd, Itobere Muir,
Donald Murphy, Barbara Thotrieon, Re-
mona Whitely.
The certMeates of those who wrens
the Departmental examinations have
been sent' out by mall, The certifloaes
of tile other students will be even out
on the reopening of school 90 Thuraday,
September:. 1st,„.1932.
J, Piancipat
fAT THE HARBOR]
The D. B. ,Hanna arriVed Monday
with 100,000 bushels of wheat for the
Western Canada Flour Mills. She clear-
ed Tuesday and is expected back here
on Friday or Saturday with 180,900
bushels of wheat for the elevator. '
The Oeorgian broueht 116,000 bushels
of wheat, rye and flax from the head of
the lakes for the elevator on Tuesday,
clearing the following day.,
Tbere is Sortie improVement in the
grain trade, which has beesj cadet all
summer. Prospect; at Goderich areeold
lo be good for a brisk early and late fail
trade.
CominA EPents
AND IITISINESS MESS
For Sale—Collie Pups, excellent cattle
doge. Apply to Eveiett Finnigan, Cart -
cession 4, West Wawanosh.
The weekly tem at the Maitland
• 0011 Club win
atead of Wednesday, the t two
he held On ThUinday in-
weeke, SW. Whatley will have charge
onI Thi Itiurt:td aoYn'
rr re
AAullustt 281th1M, and Mrs.
• The Women' Hospital Auxiliary are
holding a BrIdae an(L TeA on the Mae -
Nay Hall grounds, Tuesday, August Mit,
from 8 to 4 p.m. Kinctly reserve Me date.
Hop in mind August 10th and lath,
Tuesday and Wednesday. for St. Peter's
Catholic Church tiecond Grand laerinita
in the Goderich skating rink, This Le
the great event of the meson.
HORN
OKE—To Mr. and Rine Leo W. Oka
of 11402 Outer Drive West, tkstrolt. on
July 27114 at Henry Ford Hoepital, a
daughter (Margersa 'Louise),
DIED
aLtorr—At Ripley, on Wedneetley,
Auguet, 2rd, 1032, Alvin Sterling Elliott
eon of William IL Elliott in ble 13tit
year. The funeral Will be twat on larte
Fred Elliott, eat line. Goderich tenon*,
day at 2 pane from the Immo of raft'.
to ,Italtland eemetefy.
IN MEMORIAM
f3TALHER—In loving Melmay of aur
dear mother, Mrs. Rebut Stelkee, win
pateed aWay Atieuet Oth, 1931.
'Tie eleven yea:a, hem ewita timey mo3.
Loven sweetot memory never dice,
We man inotheris help, he theetp waya;
With !ter we epent ouch liappy arm,
We rao_3 liar when we neca a feletta:
OW cheered our live/ olle eaethen our
peine
God grant CM17.0 thy tve meet we:MI.1
No morning damns. na Went vetuezte Int
tee remember Lea
—nedin iniesed by Dauanteal