The Signal, 1924-5-29, Page 1wea
SEVEN.ITSITTQVTH 1Is.1R N0. 13
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
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in The .1gn4-Coderich and district the
pie of Gexletleopk who buy.
people
DUNcAN $AUHALL
ADDRESSES LIBERALS
Amami gala nt. of Nartll Heron
Aa militia M *Isom
The anaptl meeting of the North
gluon Libeled Association was held In
the WIagtim town hall on Thesday of
this week. aid was attended by Lib-
erals froze alined every part of the rid -
lag TM meeting was called jointly
for tbe Feints! and Provincial At -
80(111 lugs, hit owing to other duties
on taw t of meeting the secretary of
the piss lo. it 1 Aaaoelattou was suable
• to he prewar and the badness was cote
ffned'to Federal aftaiM .. .`
Motet of last year's officers were rs
tiered; but It was decided to have
for each mnnINpaltty 4wo (*airmen.
one. of tiles to bra woman. In order
that proper attention might be given
toter orgaalaatlea of. the women vot-
ella The list of .ffloers for the ma -
to year 1a as follow.:
President. W. H. Robertson, Oode-
Rkb ; . 1st vice-president. John Gil -
tapir.' W dtel'hnurr'h ; 2nd viae-peeai-
de...t. Joseph P. Dalton, Aysaifl.ld:
and vire-pttwddent. Nelson ROL Au-
burn; pcntary. Jas. Maltrehle,
Blyth; treasurer. A. R. Carr, Blyth
auditor. Ws. labbner, Wingham.
Chairmen for the various ilclpal-
ttlee :
AMBed-Chan. Stewart. Mra,
Mops Daltcq
Colborne -Gordon Young. Mrs. 1.
Hetherington.
Grey-Joh■ McNabb, Mrs. Andrew
Lamont.
Howitt 'Iles. McCiesent. Mrs.
Alex. McKercher.
Morrie -Wm. Elston. Mrs. R. Rich-
mond.
Turnberry-Peter S. McEwen, etre
Joseph Love.
Est Wawano•b-('has. Campbell,
Mrs. Alex. Porterfield.
Went Wawauaah-Wee Waters,
Mia Retq McAllister.
Brussels -Wm, GUlepte, Mrs. Peter
Scott
Blyth -C. McClelland. Ides. Ae 4.
Poplestone.
Ooderfch--'. A. Nairn. Mrs. Wesley
Walker.
Wingham-Abner Coons. Miss
Powell.
Wroxeter -Jobe Douglas, Miss Vida
Haeelwood.
Hon. Dumas ManisaU. Federal
Liberal-orgastpst. addressed the meet-
ing and Mee as tnteresttai sketch of
the politest atteatiod a it exists
Is the Dominlss. He pointed oat
that the King Government bad taken
office ender the hasdlcap of a huge
tsdebted•eas left trebled by the former
Coaservativogoverassent and a change
to prosperous conditions would take
time. Before the change of Gotern-
meat in j1121 the maitre' nes 1a
sow* the ease stagnant condition as
1s the 710'.. The advent of a Liberal
Ooeeraseet Is MN had brought pros-
perity is a Paw years. and similarly
good teach would before long follow
the change made in 101, Mr. Mar-
shall recalled some of the things
the Larks Government had done to
produce prosperity, suggesting that the
present Government wan shaping to
policy with fly ease idea, sanely,
that tbe way to make Canada prase
germs was to make the farmers of
agedlt peessmee.s. That was what
the Laurier Government did. and that
was what the Xing Government was
eadeavorag te do. The aving from
the tariff champs made be the pret-
est coven seat would ataeuat to
from' $Te to 1100 for every farmer In
the constry. and with Increase, par-
chastsR power the Harmer. would buy
more manufactured goods and the
ansfaetute a would share In the en-
suing pr aperity.
Mr. Marshall said the manufacturers
were not as much Interested In the
aria as the imlltkaba were, The
Canadian Manuf etuters' Amnesties
was pretty mob an adjune't of the
Tory party. but the manufacturers did
not all bel(lag to it. Some of the
anufaetunrs had already announced
r.duetloas a tbe pekes of their pro -
dwelt as the result of the tariff
Cha
Mr.. Marshall charged that tbe Con-
servative °overawed hart added to the
public .hent the entire east of the war,
the cost of demobilization. and 11T1.-
000.000 In addition. The British Gov
ernment had taxed war profiteers
heavily while they had the money and
an watt alas to pay off a large part
of Its war debt. The Conservative
Government of Canada had not fol-
lowed this emelt- and It was Im-
possible at the date to tax the war-
time profits'. for many of those who
made money daring the war .1141 not
Po It now, having spent It or lost
It In nnwlae apecnlations. And the
worst of it was that the boys who
won the war and had come hack
to Canada found that they had to hone
their heck, to help pay the axes
that should pave been eollacted In
wartime from those who stayed at
lame,
The speaker, wbo for some years
was Minister of Agrk'ulhrre for the
Pawnee of Alberts and is Intimately
a�saal.ted with agricultural eaodltona
t6hrengboot tiles Destinies. •pekes at
Mme le'agtb on the 'obesrtt of farm-
(luela' saeteta, which be eoeald.rnd the
11ienpetaat bolo is the meows s of
il1'eatss to aaada. Greet Rrltaln
and the Vetted States were the only
bee greet esttie nmtbta is the world.
Tie Relish Oo►etnImeat had been In-
.
CHAS. 0. LS L
OET OF LIONS
Survey if dile Past Vaer's ,Work eft
TW. Organlastim
Mr. Charles K. Saunders was ten-
dered many e'ompllmruts by his fel•
law Lions at their hist meeting on the
splendid work he has done during the
past year ae president and chief of the
(slab. The feeling was unanimous that
the success tie Club had achieved
during the twelve months Just clos-
ing had hen in a very large measure
due to Isla untiring efforts a,' ehlel.
Lion Saunders was firm in his stand.
however. In declining the offk•.. for a
second tI rm. Lion 11. J. A. MacEwan.
last year first vice-president of the
Club. pleated pressure of other duties,
and as the, mahtie of leadership fell
on Lion Charles C. Tree. Other oft
flees which 'herr filled by acclama-
tion were: Tell -twister. Lion Dr.
J. A. Graham: Lion -tamer, Lion Fred
Sturdy. and clupldtn, Lion Rev. R. C.
McDonald. Naas Voted In nomina-
tfoa for the otber pffIees swill be
voted on at this week's luncheon.
Some Idea of the actlyitin of the
Club ander the direetlo of Chief
Pounders nay iso gleaned from a list
of noose of the speakers who addressed
tbe (lab. Deluded in the list from
out of town were: Bishop Ile'rdney
of Keewatin, on "The great licorth-
laod of Ontario'; Engineer S. M.
Johnston, Stratford, on "A Trip to
Northern Ontario"; E. H. Dorling,
M. E.. Hasllton, nn •'The Town Water
Supply": Ernest Lew. Toronto, on
Mite Deep Waterways": .1. A. McFad-
den and Dr. Smlth, Stratford. on
"CrIppled Children's Work in Perth
County"; J. J. Griffin, Stratford. ad-
dress and lantern views on the Bell
Telephone Company; Frank A.
Copes, Stratford, on "Insurance";
Captain T. Milton State, chief lectur-
er of the C. N. L. on The Canadian
National Railways as • National In-
stitutlon.
Other speakers entertained by the
Club we're: Prof. A. H. Tomlinson,
0. A. C., Guelph: Rev. C. A. Seager.
provost of Trinity College. Toronto;
James Malcolm. M P., Kincardine;
H. S. Kemp Toronto: Prof. H. F.
Kingston, Western University, Lon-
don; Captain C. H. Buckland, Toron-
to. Proviacial'pWector of Children's
Aid work.
Joint luncheons of the Club and the
Board of Trade were addressed by a
number of speakers. Inchiding Rus-
se41 T. Kelly. Hamilton, president
of the Canadian Good Roads Associa-
tion: Dean Sherwood IMI, Western
University, London; 8. R. Stother's,
Clinton. district agricultural repres-
entative ;W. J. McCormack. lauit
Ate Marie. superintendent of the Al-
goma Central Steamship Liles; F. M.
Rutter. W. Fulton. H. J. Humphrey,
M. H. Brown. C. P. R. Oldies; Ernie
Caldwell, Toronto, entertainer; and
Qty Manager G. D. Hastings, Mayor
Wm. Atephena and Alderman H. Ma-
koney. of Guelph.
TM Club entertained the members
of Huron county council at a get-to-
gether luncheon during the January
aealon. This lnnekeon In Itself was
very 'penally commented upon as
"a good stroke" by tube Lions Club.
Loral speakers included: Dr. J. 11.
Field on "Consolidated Schools"; Rev.
J. Z. Ford on "The Hospital Bylaw
and Principal J. P. Hume on "The
Collegiate institute Bylaw."
Addresses by members of the Club
itself included: Athol McQnerrte on
"Rural Newspapers"; Dr. J. A.
Greta. on "Pyorrhoea": T. Roy Pat-
terson on "Highways"; Dr. W. F.
(Tallow on "Town Health"; Keith R.
Hubbard on "A Trip to Western
Canada"; and R. Cockburn Hays on
"Specialisation."
The Club put on a "show" of Rs
own with boothJ* on Dominion Day
and later in the summer had the
Palmer shows here for a week's stay
at Victoria Perk. both being In •1d
Of the Club's fond established to pur-
chase equipment for' j civic children's
playground
Suprise Seep Free Deal
leery home in Goderich will receive
a '7>tsrprlee Asap" free coupon this
week which, when taken to your
grocer, will mettle you to two extra
Dors free when you buy three bars
at the regular price.
4111evd to remove Its embargo on Can-
adian cattle, and In time, Mr. Mash -
all predicted, the King posernment
woul:t secure entry for Canadian cattle
to the Coked States seatket.
Mr. Marshall who was In Brian at
the time of the last Tmperial Cosfer-
en.e. &puke with pride of the eminent
position which the Canadian Prima
Minister took upon all occasions in
connection with that gathering, Tb.
Hon. MarKenzle King was better
egnlpped than any other roan Caere,
and nn every oerask n 1t wise admit -
ref that the test spew h was M.
by the Canadian Pr^olnr Bore
many years had gone by Mr. Marshall
said. the Littera' party wn11111 1e as
p'nm►d of Mr. King as ;hey were of
that peerl.u, statesman ter Wilfrid
Laurier.
Several of the Meal erala in -de
brief remarks Idteafter Mr. Marshall's ad -
dream and a hearty vete thanks.
unwed by Mr. John J. Robertson of
Colbert* and weeded by Mr. A.
Cares of Wtyh.at4 was tendered to
the vlslttng meeker
The News of the Town
Paellas' Saturday and Wednesday
Commencing next week, the Pavillon
(neer Stifled hotel will be open for
dancing two nights a week -Wednes-
day and Saturday.
I Wet. Cold Weedier on the Lith
The wetatber on Victoria, Lay inter-
fered sadly with the sports planned
for the day. The two beisebalr games
with Lean were called off. and a wet
blanket was throws over other sports
County Conned Neat Wei. i event' to which their devotee., had
been looking forward. All In all, It
The summer session of the county was the most disappointing _'lth of
council will open at the court house May for many years. The Victoria
on .Tuesday afternoon nest Among Day celebration at Clinton. was ean-
the more Important business to be Belled. and the Mitchell races were
dealt with by the council will be the postpone to Wednesday of this
epuallaatln, of the rates levied for week,
county
road rxpeudltnre.
Malcolm Macdonald far Jadgoh*
A despatch from Vancouver, which
refers to an Ashfield old boy and 0,
C. I. ex -student, says: M. A. Mac-
donald, K. C.. Is to t* appointed to
the vacant Judgeship In the Appeal
Court bench In British Columbia. ac-
cording to private advkes received In
Vancouver today.
• Bell Inquest Again Adjourned
The inquest Into the .lath of Georgy
W. bell. which was to be held at the ditions.
town hall on Monday evening Oat.
was again adjourned at the request'
of the Crown until Tneaday. June 3,
at 7A() pm. The Jury. however. will
meet on Friday at 2.10 p.m. for the
pnrpnae of tk-wing the car and the
place of strident.
Te Held a Seeder, at (liaise
Mr. E. R. Wigle, M. P. P., has re-
ceived word from Hon. Dr, Jamie-
son. chairman of the agrleuitnral en-
quiry committer appointed •t the last
sreslon of the Leglalature• that this
committee will hold a meeting In the
Clinton town hall ou Thursday. June
12th. at 2 o'cbrk pm. ,Thin will give
the farmers of this diatrlct an op•
portunity to place before the eommlttee
any grlevanxea they may have yr any
suggestions they may wish to make
with regard to agricultural con-
Seteesafal Medical Madmen
The eftamivatiou results in the Fat-
ally of Medicine at the l-nlveraity of
Tomato Rive published this week. In
the list of sueceaaful eandldatees we
nee the names of several stndente from
Goderkh : James McClinton In the 1
final year: Lionel A. limekiln and J.
M. Graham In the third year. and
John Wallace in the flrat year.
O.Nd--Smote.
At the home of Mr. Robert An-
drews. Rayfield road, oft Thursday
evening last, his sister. Mix. Bertha
Heaton, was units in ma ge to
Mr. George P. Gould, of told. Rev.
J. E. Holmes officiating. The ding
was • very quiet one, and er-
wards Mr. and Mrs. Gond ed
to their home on Market et
where they are accompanied by th
good wishes of many friend,.
C. 0. F. (lamb Parade
Canadian Order of Forester.., (lonrt
Goderkh No. 32. will hold thrlr an-
nual church service and parade on
Sunday morning. June nth, at 11
•.m.. to Knox Presbyterian church
er. Brothers are requested to meet
t e lodge rooms, over Renee oboe
Wore. at 10.110 o'clock. Visiting
brethren are cordially limited to at-
tend.
C. JOHNSTON, ALBERT E. BARKER
C. R. Ree flee.
Rev. R. C. McDermid will be the speak -
Go and Have Tour Say
In order that public opinion concere-
lag the proposed erection of a new
town hall with a public auditorium
may be expressed, a meeting is to be
held at the town hall on Friday (v -
Milne. at R o'eleiek, for a full and free
dlaeutslnn of the gne.tion. it is
hoped there will be a large attendance
of citizens •nd that opinlona and .ug-
geations will he frankly advaa-ed
The matter has become argent he- ,
canes of the generous offer of Mr.
Robert MacKay to contribute 112.000
towards the erection of a new hall
provided aetiee Is taken by July let
next. Do the citizens wish a take
advantage of this offer? That In the
quteston on which the Mayor and
town council desire information.
by
Gearetd% fa C. N. R. reusable(
Miss Mildred Low. of the Commotion
National Railways advertising MINIM.was in town last week gathering in-
forntatbn for a pamphlet to be issued
advertising summer rwsnrts on the C.
N. It. system, Mess Low xeenre.l in-
formatlm on the summer attractions
and .other features of (lo.lerleh and
datrlet. including the Blue Water
Highway resorts, anti Goderich will
no doubt Ire well presented In the
pamphlet, which is to he distributed
over the continent with the idea of at-
tracting tourists.
Maythne Revue Again Enjoyed
The thlrel perfnrmanee of the May-
tlme Revue. which was given at the
G. C. I. gymnasium on Monday erm-
ine. drew a good audienee and the
Program wax ■gain much eujoye(, Mr
Fred G. Holmes, who wax to Ow
a
group of songs.. unfortunately had a
severe cold and was abbe only to be
talar bIa endo par( Is the "('harming
Weather' chorus. A comic skit by
Harry Sturdy and W. J, Buchanan
was an addition to the original pro-
m and wax a laugh -provoking num-
• result of the three perform.
a. the Maple Leaf Chapter, 1. 0.
D. ... las the substantial sum of 12"2.1
to l dded to the hospital building
fund , la able to congratulate Itself
on a o . -while effort.
News tress tie Harbor
The boats not dee at the poderlch
Elerahor Company elevator dpring the
past week 'wind . the Mapledawn
on Friday. with 1l 000 bushels of
wheat and oats; on Saturday. the
Glenrairn with moos bushels et
oats; on Monday, the Mapleennrt with
MAO bushels of wheat, nate and
screenings. The Olenesirn due nn
Sunday with another cargo.
TM Federal Construction Co. pane
are preparing their dredge "Al -
which arrived last week, for work
the water end of the intake job an
intend starting at this within the next
day or two. They are making slow
batt steady progress on the land work.
Superintendent W. J. Piggott and
Freight Agent V. 0. Rnel1 of the Can-
adian
ao-adian National Railways were In
town last week on matters concerning
rrefpfht traffic.
Dietrlet Engineer H B. M. Craig
and Pressldent Hunt of the Ooderieh
Elevator Company were in town on
Tharsdby last on bsslnpas In connection
with the harbor works.
TEX s 00. LIMITS
Publishers.
G. C. I. CADETS MAKE GOOD n' 'Y
SHOWING AT INSPECTIONBEA ANaTS VER‘
Lt. -CL Gillespie, of London, (onKrat-
ulatea Thtm un 'Their .lppeuraurr
Poateftlee %ant. Inforallitlon
Mrs. G. Thompson. IS (]leave street,
Everton road. Liverpool. England, 1s
enquiring through the l'oatofflee De-
partment as to the whereabouts of
ber bwother, Mr. Oweu Kelly. Ills
last address was Galerlcl,. Ontario.
Any person knowing anything of Mr.
Kelly Is requested to commuulcate
with Mr. Galt. postmaster of Gode-
rlch. -
Gees . to Leaden 'Advertiser
Mr. J. Ales. Hume. Who for the
last two years was The Signal's en-
ergetic and efficient local reyorter
left yesterday for London, where he
Joins the staff of The Advertiser.
Alex. will tbe, generally missed around
tnwn.'and has many friend* here w'lil
wateti Pals career with interest, In 'the
confidence that his undoubted ability
will carry him a considerable distance.'
Vktsr'la Hesse and Sestet Club
The Home and School ('1nb of Vic-
toria aehool held Its regular meeting
on Tuesday evening In the klndergnrtnn
ram of the School. There was a gosl
represntation of parents present. Mrs.
Iteldltt, the president, presided and
a very interesting program was car-
rel out, Including a solo by Miss.
Bell. chorus by pupils of Miss Vesta
Watson's room, oreheestn, Selections
by Knox church Sunday school or-
chestra and an address on -Loyalty"
by Mr. Chun. NI. Robertson. .tt the
close of the program a vote of thanks
to those taking part was moved by
Mrs. J. it Wheeler and Miss Wiggins.
ami the program 1•1os ed with the sing-
ling of the National .tntltem. '
Water and Light Caesaisatoe
At the regular meeting of the water
and light ern n, lssion on Thursday last
applicttltns by Geo. P. Gould and W.
C. Pridham for electric range ser-
xke .were passed, as were ►leo •
number of applications for electric
light service. There was a diacusafm
with the water and light committee
of the town council with reference to
the installation of a public lavatory
at tlu' municipal plant at the har-
bor, and it was decided to. go over
the grounds wlih the committee.
Miss Macara made application for
a refund on water rates for her rest- TRIPS AS ADVERTISED
dente on Rt. Vincent street, the ser-
vice having been twice discontinued A rumor which gained anme currency
daring the winter. The commission at the beginning of this week was to
declined to make any rebate, but in- the eff,et that thea Greyhound ex•
Mrncted that the applicant be notified euraion to Detroit in June would doe
that no •IMwanee Is made for ser- cancelled nn aceonnt of the prevnlene
lee discontinued within six months of smallpox at Detroit. i1 Is easy to
from the date of turning on; and that start a Humor. much more difficult
a fee of l0 cents ix payable for to arrest it; but this partienlar rumor
turning on tate service (in order to shoild have a short life, for there 1s
avoid unndcesnary turning on and off no Intention to alter the program of
of services). the Greyhound. The presence of a
A further commufleatipn was re- few canes of smallpox In a city of
cetved from the district engineer of nearly a million people 11 not nn ale
the Federal ikpartment, of Ilnblic normal condition. A lady from 1)e-
Workn, submitting pians aid apecifl- trait who is at present vislting In
cation,' for the Installation of lights Goleric'h, when asked about' the epi•
'at the north side of the demi( at Detroit. laughed, and said
harbor and taking the commis on she had heard more about it in (lode -
for • price on the work. The engi rich than she had at home. flowerer,
wan Instructed to prepare the requlted'.ps the result of enquiry on accormt
estimate. 01111. tumor above mentioned The Rig -
The resident engineer of the Pro- nal ‘Ie able to glue flap following in-
vinclal Highways Department asked formation
for an estlm*te of, the cost of in- 1$1e ublellpox situation at Detroit
stalling and maintaining two lights Is absolutely under control of the
on stem at the railway crossing on city's hoard of health. The few new
the Huron road. Thin was referred eases which have teen reported re --
to the engineer. cy�atly cry evmfinnp to n e'rMin •ret,
A report of the Ooderkh Hydro At to time has the situation been
s tem for 1923, as It will appear in considered e(erionn ennngh for the
therose reenrds of the Hydro'Electrie placing of w quarantine on the ferry
suhmit
P. C. a
attions onrptua" f
fit
Paymeent o
stkoo0 to the
the englneer's
firmed,
The annual Inspection of the (:. C. 1.
cadets was hide at N•k-tori• Park uu
Friday afteruoon.lefore a fair rep-
resentation of the citizens of the
town. The corps was In charity of
Cowpony l'omsnder T, D. Auderwtu,
Platoon Leaders D. B. Orr- and D.
Nairn. and Section Commanders It. J.
M'V4'o0. (ling. Humber Eugene
Dobie and J. G. Meflermid. The
cadets. smartly attired In khaki uni-
form. went through the various drills
in splendid style.
Lt.-('ol. Geo. 11. Gillespie, of London,
cadet ()fuer for military district No.
1, who inspected the (;olerich eorps
loot year. n'ns the IMpector again
this year. After the drill he ad-
dressed the cadets and eongratilatel
them on their fine showing. 11e said
he had inspected a number of corp'
during the previous two weeks and in
comparison the work of the cadets
ere was very creditable. In par-
t' alar he praised them for the neat
al,srnnee of their uniforms. He
would have liked to ate a signal
corp. here, he said. as the militia
was giving particular attention to de-
veloping this part of the training.
Another desirable feature would be a
inane. as musk' was a great help in
drilling.
An Invltnttnn wan extended to' the
cworpa to attend the cadet cimp M be
hell at London about July S. Last
year, Col. Gillespie said,' the Nolerlch
corps exeelled In shooting and he would
bike to .et mother party organized
to attend the rifle shoot to be held
at London In October for the George
V. trophy. He thought every boy
should be 91.1e M shoot, amt in another
year this hranen of the training would'
be developed to the full•at extent.
Mr. A. M. Itolertson, under.whose
all lMtrr 1, n,, the collets hare b1 -eh
trained. was ss.ngratnlated upon' his
exeellent choirs. of leaders.
At the ..inclusion of Col. pillesple'n
address three cheer' and a "tiger"
were given him by the boys. Brief
'addresses were given also by Rev. J.
E. Holmes and Lt. -ftp. H. C. Dunlop
who lath spoke highly of the good
showing made by the corp,.
GREYHOUND WILL MAKE
Commission of Ontario, was Nervier between Detroit and Wind -
with n letter from the H. El mar. one the people nre moving across
dito.'. This shows a 'filet the river both way' withont resettle -
e3,324.73 on the opera- tion of any kind which would not
Leal ptlont for 192:1. he the enxe If the authorities were
the u.eond amount of not fully antiefled that there was no
ntake contractors on danger of e•ontngion. On account 1,f
rtifieate was con- the cnmpnrntively small *nailer of
came' of smallpox thnt have developed
the health authorities ng Detroit
hare, however, been active In carry-
Iing out vaccination and the city cnm-
misslnn of pihIle health states that
!the epidemic, If at amy thee it could
have been (sliest suet. will he eh-
xolntely stamped out or confined t.►
the presro,t cases within the text
Week. The v
lgoreee tsoaenreea that
have ben fatal have, it 1n enpfi-
deptly isellered,• removed any danger
\w•hkh may have misted of the 'Treed
Of the ,IecniN.
1s Information should be rens-
tor g to these wbo have been alarms
by t moot Which envied over the
town t s week.
THE G. 0. L
CADETS
This photngr,'ph was taken on Frlday afternoon at Victoria Park.
1,t -Cul. Gilleaple, of London The momer,' of the eorpaare:
Rack raw (left to rlghtl-A. Fowlle. 11 Bree•kow, A Melwean, it Pentland
!neon. F McCarthy, C. Amber. R. !Joey. R. Kne.eahaw, IT. Plonlgon• K Gardiner, 1�, Thompson. ft torr ( 1st stuck each west and are offered to the
Platoon Commander). 11. Nairn (2n1 Platonp Commander), 1'. i) Anderson (Company ('ommander). J. M., imimeat misT'iin. iiii;r�1 e
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STEEL
BECOMES A MECCA
SHOPPERS
The vepplarity of the local Steep
Store ill iuoale4c more evident moil
day M tib1 eittse�e of Godericb and
vicinity are limpid to larger am-
bers. and they are now till. g their
to, list of household heeessltlea from
evondoeted the extensity* variety of sew sir.
e"h0ielias that 1a on display.
N(. McKee. M Sanderson. F, Hot- etc
latest creations of tie Dement -
M. market are being added to the
Rev, A. 11. of Kraut f on
PftssikroftR the Day
The eighteenth aunl..r.., of Ile
(;uderle•h Baptlet •kUrrh on, oboerve,1
last Sunday with apoupe ser‘ o...
the morning and e?wing, eonduchsl
by Rev. A. 11. Fronsew, of Calvary
Baptist .'harsh. Brantford, '!b.
ltaptlst 'hurt, offkial• were very
fortunate in securing such an eloquset
speaker as Mr. Fromow, emaciate in
rice• of tilt. filet that he stated be
very seldom left his pulpit in Brant-
ford, which charge he has held for the
past five yesra.
In his opening remarka at the morn-
ing service Mr. Fromow expressed his
great pleasure in being present on this
1IC('(in11, e,'peCially sit because there
wax a person in the congregation
whom he baptised some years ago. For
his morning text Mr. Fromow took
11dillppiaus 1.3D -"According to my
earnest expectation and my hope, that
in nothing 1 shall beashamed, but
that with all bidnesa, as always. no
now also Christ shall be magnified
in my body. whether It be by life, or
by death." This man Paul, said
the speaker, wax the masterwork of
Jesus Christ. Pail, as he Mt in his
cell. wrote the autobiography of his
life, and daily he endeavored to make
Christ's Ilfe bigger. As a result of
all 11ila many fires were won for
Christ. TAI. was Paul's task. Every
living soul has,el task to do for Jesus
Christ and the duty of every soul 15
to find out what thnt task 1m.
In tie, evening Mr. Fromow gave
another powerful sermon, taking as
his theme the love of God,
'terrifies being a very effective
prewelc'r, Mr. Fromow is a splendid
singer, possessing a rich bass voice,
At the mornior service he song sa a'
solo "Nenrer, NIy 040. ;n Thee," and
In the evening "Caine"
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Jackson went
to Clinton fur the h nblday.
Seaforth News: Mrs. E McMurray
1s visiting friends lu Goierich.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Jenkins, of Clin-
ton. were visitors in town on Wednes-
day. ss
Miss Marton Lee. of Trinity College.
Toronto, has arrived home for the
holidays.
Miss Edith. Millar, of Detrpjt, la
the guest of 11.'.. W, F. Callow for
a few' days.
Mrs. P. E. Itlstill)of Toronto. was
the guest of Mrs. Hamid Yonne for
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis hare re-
turned to town after spending several
months In England,
Mr. W. J. Morgan, a unant at
the Inion Rank. spent the ho day with
friends in Hamilton.
Miss Florence Dougherty a ended
at the hospital marten' grad ton
at Kitchener on Wednesday,
Mlas Winnifred Hamden, of St,kt-
ford, spent the week -end with M
and Mrs. Harold N. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Shephard and
family, who event the winter 1n the
South, have returned to town.
Mr. H. B. P,grsona and Mr. Russell.
Of Walkervfle, motored to town and
spent the holiday with tripods.
Mr. and Mrs. R. .H. Munro and
Mrs. Gibbs were up fmm Mitchell for
a couple of day. title week.
Mrs. Graham RoMason and children.
of Toronto, are Oohing at the home
of Capt. and Mra. Wm Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McPhail hale
removed to town from Porter's 11111
and are oeeupyfng their realdence' "1'
South street.
1Lr. and hies. W. Hera an.I Hiss
Leola Hern motored to St. M.in, ole
Saturday and 'bolted with fricul- over
the week -end.
Mr. .R. W. Crater. returned to
Brockville yesterday and was a
panted by his mother and sir• 1111110
Minnie Craigle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M'rotelfoot. of Tor-
onto, spent the 'reek -end at
Menesetnng Park with .Ur. yd Yrs
Ernest Jordan.
Mr. ami ]ire. ('len neslinater, of
Tiewwater, who p yenned Mrs, W.
C'r*ig a reald.nee on ((.set street, ore
removing to town at :ln early dote.
Mr. and Mrs Pat id L. SNI, Mr.
Norval Bell. Mrs B..waa,�, and Mr.
Holts, of KIn..an in" . _� eat Sunday
with Mr. noel Sirs Herold N. Rivera.
Mt. it. T FAnardn has an far re-
covered from gals Illne*a as to leave
the hospltnl and will soon re nme hie
duties in the aaasasmeat department
at the town Irati,
Rey. (' N. Dewey ami ierw. Dewey
gm an *edit' for 111. diary. to at-
tend tba annual conve•ypn of tis.
(ielp,t, paptist Aeaeeyatiea held there
nn 7braler. W dareeky and
of tbls week. 'Ilwtdda
Nlw Dort. . of (karts 110
ow Detroit,
1110.
of weskit et the parental lone ter
mpa118pd trireme
. h her
pra(vleiar. who also a a no -
frontal! fralntal! at Grant hapI$.i, ahs
Mr. Ulm E. Lavin ydn�+pa ear.
as ► weabAnd rapier pie c"-- f"'"'
a >r, Davis, et Waamis iris t*
Aa tesa was Mr. Lays•' I+aa"ad
Oaseda, he was h.ew
ease felt174:07.;
aisle ha wit! lore