The Signal, 1921-5-19, Page 5s
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u 1 applied,dressings of the balm
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Campbell's DrugStore
"The Penslar Store”
Phone 90 ( - : The Square
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Anginal Low Fare Excursion.
GOUERICH to DETROIT
AND RETURN
STEAMER GREYHOUND LEAVES GODERICH
TUESDAY, JUNE 14th, at 9:30 a.m.
AU Day Wednesday and Thursday Morning in Detroit
Returning leaves Detroit, Thursday, June 16th, 1 p.m.
( Detroit sad Goderich Time are the same)
$3.00 Round Trip $2.00 One Way
The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season
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Ffl+l
Jan! iib.
Detroit, ye
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Last
Don't miss this opportunity to visit big, busy, prosperous Detroit.
A delightful ride over the Great international Highway of lakes and
rivers. Pining room and lnnch-room ser'ice aboard steamer. Mod-
erate prices.
Band Moonlight Out of,Godlerich
Monday Evening, Tune t3th, 8:15 p. m.
50c Children under 12, 25c
Music and Dancing in the Greyhound's Ballroom
bathing purposes used
only lam Buk Tt ed,unal Soap Very
soon there was s h decided improve-
ment that 1 was'erps raged to continue.
.The combined use f Zam-ituk and
am -Auk Soap soothe and thoroughly
untied my skin of dist " 7am 13uk's
SKIN -SOOTHING ESSENCES
penetrate to the root of ecce a, ulcers,
ringworm. p.nsoned sores, etc. am -Bak
not ono' clears away unsightly urface
eruptions I,?ie pimples, blotch aid
rashes -it literally uproots ecce and
other olntleate skm disease from e
underlying tissues
The first dressi4 of Zam • Buk Booth
and cools the sk.n and ends irritator..
Then when it has antiseptically purified
the diseased parts. Zam-Buk promotes
a new growth of clear healthy ski*.
All dealers SOc boa.
!amBu
W stnd.e. St to Z.s $silk C.. TRIAL
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LOCAL TOPICS.,
North Huron Liberals.
The animal meeting of/. 118 North
Huron I Fekral I Liberal Asws•iation
will le held at Winghate Oh Tuesday.
May 31st.
aatiltley- Aiwl?<es Nett Week. __ ,.
Mr. Jtlwtlee Ma+ten will payable ■t
which will open
lay "1rd, at the
r are Live .'ries un
Quality."
11.. reports the
examination of. town
y 16 from the 1'ronintal
GODMM. 01?.
OW . D.•w r*8ldenls to, Gah''Ieh.
%tread, Popular.
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Th('n
Tile COOP l'. ntton On•hi',tr,l df:
its first nublk• appearatne Oh' t ldity
r'enl11g last, at ,IIP Teta .ode T1np1e,
and toads, ati lnatantaneuis "hit."
The memlwre of ibis pew mega itwtiou
a re : Nikes ('onion, plani.r a 4• lender ;
Mr. 1 Graf. violinist: )1r lla dd Nonv,
ywl,.•, trombone; Mr. J. 1 . TAu(kr.
den Ill and trtIIP. The mega Ization is
8 ell halal/4'44i and the',It' Wet... 8141•
111ighrell with the Muni, Several en -
go ' 11111TH+ for 011181418 t• its have 441-
r•adv been hooked by trii- .01 hestni.
Grain ('argeew Arriving.
TIN• ' rwca. t.' l nu
Friday 's*l111a8
er ea 1X\-al0 ofrt•
In IMMIrrihludwM
Of t..la•at and oats fu • ,e .levator.
The steamer ('olllrttfw.'-I -.,Irrirod et,
Sit turdav with .0n o I»tshite of
wheat and oats, of ( t i.(liWI
NI.IleIs of wheat was f "-
4Canada Flour Slillsr an, :-:,,e11t line
hels of .fats for the "•'.,I,.r. The
steamer Midlands King 111,1.4.1.1x1 a ear -
go of 164,01111 bushels '.• i -„•t and
oats at the elevator on M ' '1 .' vit.
.teaiwr Home Smith Is ••,I«••,,•1 today
I Tlmr.dny t at the eleva'er ,
Death of Judge E. 1. Elwood.
\ford was retired by roan: is.- here
today of the death of Jielce E. Lindsay
EIw.NNI. which took place in the ho.-
pltal at Regius thin ( hnt.+day, morn-
ing. .I ulge Elwood had 1.4.011 ill for
morn -
...me Ome; .In fact, altn.,.t ever sine•
tow Beeth of his wife nines a year ago.
le as I,.rn In (Roder: !1 1n 1.s(W, a
It of the late John \ F:Iw.Mnl. har-
nt.Galrrkh.814.1 i.•IRn1-'RI of
Areh•leamn .ante : ii'iv
by bis. mother. who h:,.. been
at RWttna, ti l,'1 by ,w'•, sis-
M. Dudley 11".me- of Wing -
Moe ]faeLar':, •of out'w'it.
of town, h n.. aunt of the
,tile non -jury used
011 )10181a7 MIX 1.
e411rt house. The
.111P 11,41.
"Of .Excellent
Dr. Hunter
result of a
water for )
1,aliorarory -14,841,8 '4'olou and codon;
nil bac11111b+eut from :at c. C. ..d water
from town hall tap, halivattslg a water
of excellent unitary quality."
Consirtion Quashed.
At 4 lyr.>,wle hall on Tuesday the epi-
thet' of t:r.rr'ge Mel.mal. of (us.krk+1/,
by 1lagietrate 1t1•141 on the charge of
violating' the lantern, Temperance Act.
wa. QU*Mln'd b Mir. Justier itom'.
Mr. C. (;arrow appwarlsl far Mcl.est
The chief giiestum at ladle iu the smsas
was with regard to what c,ittetivat,
a "public plate" within the meaning of
the Act.
Have Bought Groeery Business.
Mr. W. J. Powell has sold Ills
grwery business 10 liew-r,.. Faust &
IVurm. late of Zurich. who are now
in prsMeseion. Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
F'anst have uuovel to town aid are
(Mrupying the hula' at the corner of
°\t-.•llington and I't•ton streets which
Mr. Faust lima plr•hasesI from Mr.
Fred 4'raigie. -Mr. Warm will move
up later with hist family. W' welcome
OLD
ME WEEK NOTES.
118' 1,11181
1 tr.w. Ihlsn•laill tolrnament at Agrl-
rL , r_-
rhp •late
Rory
-ea
with fro
t.•r.: I
haIII t)1
11 rs. Hol
Berea S011.
on Eaturhy.
na' on .d Sir Harry Chia -
hood It i l l t., t;,. viler
r'� (a hednel. I.,nd"n. "nevi
m(Irnin Tin• yolwe man i+
Mr. atN1 rm.. oho Clikholm.
Lake Shore d. collwer e. unit
hulling f 11,:u,y year+ at
and Ie,itdo iu pngslrat fun
(lining.
\, number of
He' Knows
All doctor. know what - •
wonderful prulectur to the
skin then 1s in the heeling,
sncthing ails and disinfect-
ant properties of
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
.,,d how rItecuve Ldebu'•' ' 1"r
(opine Fi..►e4. bedding +.,d .II
ar w<u, s that touch lh< s►.,,
.A. r.ri.14c
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I, . ate .d .t.
Mel. t„r •.ili•
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Tbaraday, Way 19, 1921. =T
(I Voile Dresses
We have just received, a new shipment of
Voile Dresses, all the latest models and styles.
Priced from
$12.50 up
Also a splendid range of silk and satin dresses
at reasonable prices. These are sure to please.
Did you see our new Spring Coats in reindeer,
copen blue, French blue and other fashionable
shades, all the latest styles and at prices 'to •' suit
every, purse.
her headquarters while'oa.heti111 the
41nmilultion of the i•hlldreu of West
1111048. it is plauuwl to 11.41.1 a' m1.++lug
during which a111' will put ber.training,'
and rXpN't'j.`11i'N-ai`-ihe:.rrllee of ill
those who are lntereetel in the health
of the c14141, and In probating him
front luuaso•ewary esiw,8ur• to 0164.-
t lou.
An Unjust Law-lf It la Law.
TIN' WS,' • previa.-, that the (Nmol of
11 high school er collegiate institute
which is attender( by .• pupil from an
"adjacent" ...unity May bill the council
To Be 0 '
The or•tl
tholtit to th
at St. I'ete
Saturday
a will of M
of theLak
TMs ism -n s
i4a1Nlw'N•h
for his holy
frirtuls will go down frit leen• to 9'11 -rot the county1'•l)In which Mneh student
err+ the ordination e,'r.•t „n i..,. 1)r..
Sunday next. est 141.15 11 u,. 4114. young 1,844 PL i,a1nr, fest' a prrr.pw,Hi.4nate
uric -t will «Ny pia ,tree Ihn - ,ill at. ++III,l,nlih?t' of the crate ill luaintltilling the
.-1'ct<-1',t vhin•h, liotteri'll. .11. i•.' 4,1411w•INMI. For 11Wanoe, some students
.1. lnttng. another mm of 1 thorn.. H4wwk ...I 14 1,8. bean-L:pr-
townahiti parrots. k •8i.'.. -'••'l to. each
might attend oh', Listowel shod, or
I'.•ter's church Solidly -mom Ing. ,Mafrom Bruce ' y might attend
tatene• %V111glutm; 4'olnityolud/'leek Ilolnlan
Waren Elect OMreni leas cumptl.rl figures showing that in
The animal meeting of the t rwlpri the last eve near the Henan giant,
\Tomtit's 1n+titute was heli( Thursday, conta•il 14.1 ptill ever $.1,(011. or ad
May ith. at the home of Mr- M. Mc-
venter of bccr`4fa441 a'ye,, r. for• stii-
Doun1ld. 1.ighthouse at rem. with an at. tuts attending schools iu other . -
1.•ti4lane' of thirty. The vires-pr,'sid.•nt, 't . mud -1liis year bill- have been
airs. Beattie. pr''bksl. Tla•-fallowing pn uteri (n,nl the collegiate institutes
officers were rieeted: Pre-idt•nr,: Mi+s of Vrudsturk and (18.11 S('und, as
M. E. hwlkel•1 : vice -pre 1.kut. \(c.. 11.. well a fr severall 8110018 nearer
SW1n+.+n: ,rr•retary-trwa•nrer, Mrs. W. this e. nity. Mr. II.4Im:ui 1»•lie;res this
Abell: directors. )law I,1r-hall. Mrs. Is an tidue straining of the wont
('Hider, Mrs. 1'11*pasan: district di- "ailju.r•n ." and ix clmuui11491Ing with
►P.4or. Mr- W. Abell; .pianist. Mrs. the 1Mpw melt of Education to secure
Hearth): auditor,. Mrs=•is(cerile and an lute +tutiuq -uf,- Ihr_1nb-. Wltb_
Mr. Somerville: representatives to dim- some of the IN -t at -hoots in the Proc-
rrict annnel meeting, Mrs. Itntdford. ince situated in this ernuty..1? seem»
Mr •. Hwlford and 114,.. -_ m
uwrXllle- quite_that wily Nttale•111
The Jnlw meeting will Ic h041 at the should pato, tai ' all by to attetal mit•
home of Mos. J. (, awwrl. Trafalgar 1 fifty to one Isuudre.t miles •ttntw�.
I n
enitnral Park-. (Two ,,noes). water•
The falbwi a tentative pr.4gr•nm hot. 1./1111ttt1� ((gine!
I v P.m. -flood rowed Qn_-- -
T e'.
(metier.
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preterit -1i res
it''at
P / Rooth n
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t tfi mar a Iva(. hoot
•wotitM out 1 y 1 i t I;uu'iug and am •
tot Old nowt Week Thursday. Anglia, 11.
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Sunday. August 7.
10 a.m-Firemen's tournament *
11 sem.-Services In all local hhurth•. AgriculturalPark.h1c•roe+e games
P.. with "()Id Hoar t'18r5S. trrgpitis
b'� Agricultural Park. daog sawing ,fol
and choir member -I, as Mr as parssihh' tiig-o-war at ,tgrh•ulttiral Park. ,• -
3 p.m.-)lswx.rl rnmmementIce H
aril i 1.311 p.m.--Hary racing. racing. 1'aleloniar
"[foveation services at Mai tal teem- genies. Scotch dancing. Klltie band
(tory. I
Dedication of soldiers' memc�flsl. or (:oMrlch ton ml.
l y
t• -Bawl concert on the Kumar(
site for erection.
Monday. August 8.
10.30 a.m.-Auto tour for visitors to
local and neighboring points of inter -
eat. Route to be adopted later.
2 p.m. -Public reeeption to visitors.
Musk by Goderich band. Children's
games.
S p.m. -Rates( concert (Ooderlch
Kiltie nand (lalerich blinds. Dancin
and carnival. ('immunity shiglna
i-k,oth f.aturvet Farewell.
It has been decide.( that book ticket
will 1w sold, whk'h will enable pits
clulm'rs to recur*' ndmiwlml to all Aar
minima 1'ark events at a rciln,ttot
tot aggregate fees to the 'wren serir
of`erenta. at present sugg4lsel, won?
be tft.T.i, and It is re•otn1ncmle'rl the
handl, on the Square. Opening of I the cohere. ticket for these lie sold s
entertainment booths 1)atxhlg and $300. avIg of :at per cent. ('one•.
.ear*Ival. tlekets fit^ the lm.r(miI tourney RMT
Tuesday. August 0. may be weld at $111. By title meal
It l+ anticipated that citizen. will pwt
0 a.m.-lalithltmpia n and trades
prot"ishm. Decorated floats, •utomo-
blleM, bkyclen. Street carnival. (lode -
rich hand.
10 a. m.-lfaselrall at Agricultural
Park. "Old -Timers" vs. local team.
(i0derich hated.
110 pm.-411orae races and athletic
events it Agricultural Park. Goderich
hand.
8 p.m. -Band concert (Waterloo
band), on the elquare. Dancing cod
carnival. Booth feature((..
Wednesday, August 11.
10 a.m.-Hiat'Iial1 tournimPnt at
A$rkultnral Park (one pante). Water -
chase their ticketS to s4v411uw, 44411111
them to their Mein(. as a "cash" J
citation M attend, and it will also g1'
an opportunity to internsted tri
Timer., who may not 140 able to
tend. to snhaerihe for Rickets' and to
them ore, to ehirltable Inetltntlot
school children, or others whom th
would wish to represent them at ihr
events, Rnd as an evirlenee of go
faith and appreciation of the effot
pmt forth In petting on this tenni*
Additional teatimes will be itch
*Tweed through the snare tiehednle
program. and mtggo'tloes 0t a
hmm0rmM PittIMs RIM 1e gladly w
noosed by the spots committee.
i)tath of J. P. Brown
Mr. J. P. Itr.awn, s well-known resi-
dent of Goderi"h. flied on Monday est
hi. Meme, Chnmh etreet, after a very
brief 111n*ss. on Sunday evening be
wens taken wap a paralytic stroke,
which at firs: appeared to he only n
alight one. inn in les.- than twenty-four
hours he had pot -sot Reny. Mr.
itrrwn wag born 111 iawlulin. Cornwall.
England. swen•y-one years ago. ntid
1•amP 10 this county when a young
Austin-MrKinno
Tin; uillrri:ig.• of i.s Mary McKin-
non of town, thought of the late John
McKiinion of Turntw y, to .Mr. Peter
Austin, of Kingsbridge, woos sdenlniz.rl
ut St. Peter's ehtfMh.on ' iemlay morn-
ing lust. The ceremony took place at
9 o'clock, Rev. Futher M`Rae nttk•iut-
iug. The bride was Cly.... away by
her brother. ND.. Hugh Mr -1111108 of
Turulwrry She wore a navy blew toot
with hat to match. ural pi rose..
The bridesmaid, :Vise Mule Me 'inion.
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CALL IN AND SEE THEM. . YOU
WILL NOT BE ASKED TO BUY.
Select .Ladies' Ready -to -Wear - -
GODERICH
Headquarters and Factory : 456 Queen St. W., Toronto
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man. He went oil the carriage -making I simper of the bride, „1
was u navy
bnsineae at A111IIrn for a number of bine with lout to match. ail' wore
white ,uruations. Th..groom. tall
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The Best in Photo Plays at the
MODEL
THEATRE
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Week of May 23 to May 28
Monday and Tuesday, May 23-24.
\h,tii.s• Monday, May '_".1. 41.i p.m.
,,WM. F. (RiLi-) HART
In
"The Toll Gate"
Also
HarAd Lloyd ('omely.
"NUMBER PLEASE"
Wednesday and Thursday, May 2321.
1 Matinee Wednesday, (fav 25, 4.15 p.m.
_- The Film Fan's Favorite :
i WiLL ROGER$
in
" Cupid The
Cowpuncher ''
N
•- Also
Johnnie Jones (',newly,
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x "EiG:AR'S JONAH RAI'"
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t Friday and Saturday, May 27.28.
,M111 tin... 1utlir1Ry Rt 30) p.m.
»
es Big xprelsl -Harold Iws•klrrtr, the
r. runvlty- acronauti8t.
et in
n-
re
I-"The Great Air
rn Robbery''
Rt,
toy Alin
rt A two -rel Western feature.
ad
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'i<- I Matinees Monday, W(ednlles-
of
ny 1 day and Saturday.
ei-
rear.; before .emir.* to 1:oh'rieh
Mont twenty•flve years aim. He leaves
a widow, alma/ the•• *ons marl a (laugh -
14.r: John. of Akntn. Ohio; Robert and
.1 P.. of the W'.' -.t. aunt Mrs. Y-mntghhtt,
of Arcola. :taut. Tilt' funeral .takes
Place tomorrow 1Friolay afternoon to
Ow Colborne rriiatery.
A Causing Event.
As there have t.rn very few ewer,.
talnment Pvet'- it, 'r•cderk'h during
'eves( month- lo-'• there 'rill 1,4. a
hearty weleotnejear the annolowein lit gy(w11ll's g;1? to the lull' 81(8 a luund-
that the 'ycmitt ff"111e 111' TireParittt- Rates Fes.' v : to the hrateemtrhl=g g/Nel
for the pr dei. tI ai of a musical , om- brooch 1,1111 to the j ro,invema11 gold
Pcly. "The Yokohama Maid;' whkh is cuff links.
wag Mr. Thies. .M.4 8rthy of Kit
bridge. After" the veren,o11v the w.
ding party, inclndiiig immediate tel:
fives of the bride :)1•d gr.Nltu. hal
4in11er at Hie Palmi( hot.•?. the hostess,
e'. a of
!amnion.
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► rs. W. i g.
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the bride Among those present were
Nev. Fathers Meltae. Dealt. of Kings-
bridge, and Moran, of St. Magnetise.
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who all made ap l 1 {
Afterwards Mr. add M1Y4. Austin left
for their home lit Kingebridy;.' - 'i?,.•
New Firm in An Old Stand
HAVING purchased the Grocery business
of Mr. W. J. Powell, we intend to carry
an tip-toiifate stock of Staple and- Fancy
Groceries and to give our customers the best
possible service.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
FAUST 8& WURM
Grocers \ The Square Phone 299
to he given at Hosed. Sunm•t rel Ili.'
evening of June ::rd tinder HN• atsptew
of the el.olr Pf St. OPorye s chnrrh.
'The Yokohama Maid" is by the mune
author (Arthur A. Penn) Rs "The
Toss 0 •mer c " which blade
w) delightful an .entertainment in 11,a1e-
rieh two years ape The music is
good. with pref. v dancing and clever
eomerly, and in the hands of a g(wwf
' iblr 0oi
1ts, who iure
chorus and reap.•
been preetising far .,me time. it prom-
ises to provide n _''mine treat for
those• a 114 h•a, r `1
Child Welfare and Public Health.
The examina tIan •'t the 04.1.•rich
Tuesday nett. May 24111. will 1e' a
pnbli, INll;ilry. •
The Nfo18's -will tit upirn M Wednes-
day afternoon twit Week, Iseenti " of
the holiday on Tuesday.
The roe act for the ere•tlon of the
clubhouse at the' golt grounds has Iwen
,award.+I 10 Mr. It. 4.- 11
MrlCharles i3aechler bas returned front
Stratford. where he was attending the
Central Business Ccllege.
Another lane a will be given by Gene C.
Connell and her orchestra in the Masonic
.1.1141•11ehlldren by n 111e1Mal offi.- r of 1 limpi' on Friday evcmnp, May '17.
the Ik•plrtmlvnt .rf FahreRtion began
leaf Mondry. The di-triet was fortu-
nate in • stenting the• servir't•( of kir.
MieKet, le-Snllth. a PintN-ter in child
welter*• work, who Inns INR'n R('1?'r i8
title field sin.e 1•.+11 During the pave
sax years she has .•istntn*d 11 swirls
of eh111r•n, combated nmmerovs
clinic., and been iw l-I/Mental in Se-
curing the nppohnment of many stehr'ot
enrses, who follow up the work (Warted
by the medical .111..1 Dr. McKenzie -
Smith is kindly and sympathetic RP
well as capable an•t ,smasclenttotw, and
her visit to any s•Ined is an entourage-
anent and 1111 Insplratkln
As t1w 1kn•tor will 1#ba Ooderlch
Ki•nOIDS
(OAANtift.M
Ett INDIGESTION
Taste geld. de ,.o1* ahleet .
IiMaady 'envie we I wateet
take to reeled.
QUICK RELIEF!
AW IriWHOKp�I tri THOSE
M ItUClR
MAOa lar 81101'? • t''ewela
o or
SCOTT'S EM 12
There
on Satur
and 7 uesd
May21,23a
Al the 1.,
yestl•rday the
Il It lit a181 Frlr
Powell and Frei
.ply next IVietoriu
.tart at 9.30 a.m, fol
may attend the IRIsu4
afternoon and finish
evewing.
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From E. H. Paamore,
F,rnn a well-known `4:okri
lorry, now a mellittrr of a pros(
manitfltrturltrlt coat -ere at Cpl(
cones the tenoning to the 01(1 11
Week Committee :
•'1 appreciate veep much the invita-
tion
tion from the executive conimit i e t
vb'it the old town during
Week. I am canning with my family,
if it is at all poiNsilde. 111111 may drive
up 1f 1 can do anything to help,
about calling on iloderleh people now
living in Chicago, let m0 hear frmn
you. 1 Per a drrter Is offerrl RP a
golf Imo.. 1 will N. pleased to eon'
tribmtl' a brassy, for Mc Meet approocln
awl put, or RP a Recon( prize in lot•
driving (ooteert, and leave it to the
committee to sits which, Or • It' I'rosMt
Mtick, if you have any eolte•ts {o la -
crops'''. Sincerely, El). H. 1'ABMORE.'
ill be dancing at the I'avalion
of this week. and un Monday
evenings ut next • week -
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ling ('lab tournament
inners were : Fre.(
\V.•ir, let ; \V. J.
le, 2nd. Un Tors -
1),1y) play will
(nut the players
game to tie'
ling in the
North Street Methodist Congregation Hears
Reports.,of V ous Organizations
The annual cengl••gational ding 1 parlor. ,t large increase
of North street 11r?liodi"t r ri•b was 41111) also was reported
held on- \Vetl11•811:1e P• ming. 'row Mi's, .1. H Colborne. vv.,141etlt of Ties+
pastor: Het. II. 1). Moyer..'preaidedand %V. M. S., rcportlsl for that active nod
in lino opening retmlrki made f.w•litig flourishing organization Mies Beatrice,
reference to the sudden death •of Mr Andersen rep,rfel for the Mi'e.1on 41rr
.1. P. 'Bonen. A r/badutiol, cxpr.• aliig cIv and 3liss• Elsie Iiradferl for the
'11iw.011 Iti1114i. The 11,6 Mary raked
}41:11, the 1'irele $K1. 141,41 the It:uat
$Ill'_, oinking it total of $1145 Thii
was nn adean(I. en lief year's 81.10 rt -
did n•.•.rl and the ttiehay hold. il•
plat•eas lender in the 4:rwk'ri.•h di -Reim.
INventy-t a.4 reenter and live ►ib-ment-
bers yaw,• added during the year. ' 1*
her report the president drew the 141-
11•ntio1-of the 1101.11T* 10 the fact that
this mas
Ana diary to to
organize( after 11,•• W. M S. 11RR 111-.
*titnterl af-4ls.+i1Ran forty year. alto
the twenty-third of June ntat. Mr .
1'otllora•, 11rm. 1.1•neh 1)1141 Mex. Wn..
Acic-on are the only ism -riving flintier
u.1n1»et. stili r•nidf•nt in GO.Ierich.
\ fltfltTirrtgetf,3r'1Rrrl-yaw
In member:
1414
1'411»
the conglegoti(in
kindly spirit
devotion to't
atm' the .4
Mrs. Br><'n-a.INI ibe huffily. was on-
hv+lu.•erf by Mr. W. 8. Ih'wde•n and
iai-ctrl l,y a .4am tug rote. This r.'so-
Iutj(.n was supported in lifting a4 -
flew.. toy the mover end 11"x8'- \\'.
It 'lir tied Andrew )dillitln
.0
e. Sunday sebo l report.. were in -
moil by the et pw rmtcndi'ut, 110 4'.
Iwrtsem.. F'b1P report• from nr•
1 classes were pr.' 4'iled:av fol -
Golden (,inks by Rev, J... -K.
nine a(hltYrlass by the paster.
'nth dime hF \Mt w J.'.sic
orti,rrn L R lT1-41 3'r•. t' iT-
1 11ity claw by 1f1'n Ihlilie,
1). N. etas. by Mr. Ernest
report?,
ewIl mdr, s4N inl
trllowskip, n. ser? a.
1,
appreciation of the
Mr. itrona, and sir
i• interests of the chur.•h.
ro'gation's sympathy for
to
1411
motile
town :
Ford. j
Far ,t
borne, the
and the 14.
Pritchard.
field of act iv
testate( ant
•
North Street Methodist ('burets.
training in t'hristian life a.•tiviti,=s
generally, that ,was a PerelatTon to
those present. The treaeutr•r, Mr.
Walter Ikern, reports( a total of $660
during the year. Of theP S150
for mL.i SI" It 1/ hilldren a hospital,
in
in 1114`al,
o. T1tit pn,gr,w ive mimed Ls
toy a most ',Solent staff of
d ,,'•drieTM.
e.' Aid report, in the. 8b
president, Mrs. Sinclair,
by .the treasurer. Moa
'teenier contributing
h dept fund the t(o-
w
a r
Toro,
direct
officer.
The 1u
Pence of 1
woe present,
J. A Ro1N'rtso
$100 to the chit M to convey tbo thank. et the eon -
$100
in,,R11cd an equipped a moderi IMOttoa to Mr. J. P'. Prow of Rinne
the k'oodeork and tell g of the church and r• and
tooted
ki hen at a ('001 e ; vi1M for hot gift of mag'niMO.t tulip*
=20(1 tad Lintel tot ails and ;minted; ti
by Sli-• Balli
"» zatlon waw among
11110 I'S( 4'1ri't01n Endeavor se•ietiees
invtitnttrl in 4'l'uNhl, and Owen It. in-
4v•ptit'll 10 Rev. 1)r. J. A. WWho lox.
later Renee.( snperitlf•udent of the
M,th.Mlist chun•h. Messrs. J. W. Van-
ee,-Jul•a F.tlinit.IItLay_-Armstrens
are auiogg the, surviving (-Wilier •mem-
be r..
In the absence of Dr. FInmer•en,
president of the %?.•n'. Sii181ay Chin.
MI-. IV. 'f' Bailie mid a kindly tribute
111e ••11it•ietn'y of the president. '('hle
('lub tuii'te,aL11/ p'( leek each 'Sunder
InolIicg aril fli•(Jo't ' lining !spire
trim a ('hristian 'ta1Nlpnint. it ?h
growing in Members 11110 111t.r'rl.
1lcssr-. Misery Snikeld ait41 A. .1.
Cooper expr•ss'11 the pt,p1•rty feud
eummitteear appreciation of the lit8•tnl
reveceno(Farf Mos ,x,ngrega1ien in Waking:
n ,.,ntribtdinn of $7,710) ihr 1114• ,'hunch
debt of $7,r43). They expect that in
two years from this' spring the ,bureh
a it? 1r.• free and the mortgage 'nitwit.
Mr %V. Reg. Pharms., the tret.nler
of the fund, reported, $2,060 already'
paid and a term on hand, a ntn•l.•tes tor
nest year's payment.
Mr. lloward 'Robert -ton, treasurer of
the uationill campaign fund, reprrted
all ruhrcriptions paid in except ),'
than $400 which is provide! for and
will he paid in' full. The (rensUrcei
anticipates a poeible loss of not aa,rat
than $7.'' un the whole offering. TT1is
is indeed a ane record when mite m-
etals that this congregatiujn1 whome
s $
allotment for this fund wa4,370, ex-
ceeded that flgur0 in ite givi.g b3'
/3.000.
Mr. Walter rridhnnl, chnrcl tor. -
timer, prew•ntcd the financial report
shoWIllg the church'' total ,ontrlDn-
(ion ter the year to De 814,028. tit
this 13,6:e0 was for the natl*n'al cum-
Feign fund, .$2,040 for tniseiosu• and
$4(10 for other (+snei?onal funds. ?hw
pastor's salary was increased during
the year by 0:1444'.
The re(•ilrlin g .toward wt'' iasRrtat-
t
p for M it..a'a' Pay.