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SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO. N
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924
THE SIGNAL PILINTLNG CO" LLMIITED, Publishers.
"GIVES HIS LIFE TRAVELLING THE
TO SAVE ANOTHER BLUE WATER HIGHWAY
ben of t. B
t T Sarnia Chamber of Commerce Party
Killed In Heroic Effort 1 Entertained Here
The News of the Town
Burkholder o own -
Though- it eau, raining heavily at
Whilegoings.to the rescue of all' K
elderly man whom he t'tought lu dao- Sarula 1'11 Tuesday morning, nine
ger, Claud.. Burkholder of Toronto, n motor ears starte.I out on the Chamber
w .• of Continent, "hike" oil the Blue
Water highway. A portion of the
warty reached Godertelt shortly after
1 o'clock, anti the visitor", among
wl were four hadlrs. were tact --lay
be Mayor and a ninnher of citizens
Who had gathered for hutch at the
Belford Hotel.
Iteeve H. J. A. JlurEwan preside)
' extended at Ili.• dining table and x a
welcome on behalf of the town.
Brief whin...se+ were given by Mayor
Galicia, E. It. Wigle., M.l'.P., Chas. C.
ire, W. H. Itolwrtwm and W. F.
wttel, all joining in the hope that
the Wilt of the Sarnia people would
strengthen the feeling in favor of the
line Water Highway project.
For the visitors Mr. Johnston
MacAda mat, president of the Blue
Rater Highway Association, Mr.
Chas. Lever, manager of the imperial
011 Co., and Mr. C. H. Belton. of the
I Rid1Aw Lumber Co.. Sarnia. ex-
pressed appre•Iatlon of their euter-
tatnmetlt by the Goderich people and
re•ipreented the sentiments of good-
will that had Acro expressed.
Mr. MacAdams put forth the Sag-
ge•etlon that the Ontario Government
should purchase the 1'lnerfea and
convert It into A Provincial park, In
the same way an the park at Itondean.
The property. he wild, could be pur-
chased at a moderate cost and would
ba a great attraction to tourists In
Western Ontario.
rhe party left about 3 o'clock to
em.inne their journey northward.
with Southampton their objective for
the day.
brakeman on the 4,eurget0wn a.
freight, was fatally injured on Wed- I
Destiny afternoon of last week In "tIie i
Cauadfan National RaI1w*Y 7■"
Brampton. where his trait w'a* tak-
fug on cars. The young man whose 1
heroic effort coat hitt lila life was
the only son of Lir. 4'. It. itnrkholder
of (lolerh•It.
The Toronto papers describing the
accident state that Burkholder wast,d
0o the lathier at the side of
etc MIR
the leen cat a" It wax being Attacked
into the freight "heft when he raw
Edwin I'earlon eromslnZ the track a
few fret ahead. As he jumper) off
the ear to warn Peardon of his dan-
ger he somehow lost his balance and
fell aa•rots the track with terrific
force, and four heavily loaded cars of
coal and stone passel over his !e.g..,
severing 'one at the hip and the other
at the knee. He wax removed 'n
the Brampton hOspltil, where he died
two hour. later.
Edwin Peardon. for whom Burk-
holder sacrificed his lite, was greatly
upset by the fatality and asserted
that he *as quite aware of the near-
ness of the approaching cars. but his
abstracted manner caused the young
man to think him in danger.
Borkholdor had been In the employ
of the C. N. R- for 'wren' year" and
was vee popular with his fellow-
tralulnen. Me was only thirty years
of age and leaven a wife and child.
'Yr. C. R. 'Burkholder went to Tor-
onto'on learning of the fatality and
we'■ present at the funeral, which
took place on Friday. The funeral
aervk'w were conducted byBev. Dr.
Graham .of Central Baptiat
Toronto. Burial was made In the sol-
dhrs' cemetery, the young roan Iry-
Ing had three years' service overawes
with the 3rd Battalion. enliatln5 In
1915.
EARN AND ooNTENTS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
■W Welbler's House Abe 1n
Serious Danger
About 10 o'clock on Saturday morn-
ing. September 30th. fire of unknown
origin completely destroyed the splen-
did large barn of Mr. Eiloba Walker
in East Wawanoxh. Fire apparently
started 1n the granary. but had gained
'loch beadway when noticed that :t
w*. Impoewlble to Rave the bultding.
The onto was pushed out to safety
and about aixteen pigs made their
way nut wben the door was knocked
In.
As .Mr. Walker had threshed about
• week before the gt'Rnary wait tilled,
e nd the entire aeration's crop, along
with several ealvea. Implements, etc..
went up In smoke.
A strong wind was blowing toward
the house and it wax only by strenu-
ous work on the part of the hundreds
tof neighbors who had gathered that
the dwelling war meed. Fire evident-
ly smouldered in the roof all day
Sunday. for on Monday morning
smoke was wen issuing from the attic.
Thin was thought to be put out Mut
biased up at three different times on
Monday.
Mr. Walker is a brother of Mr.
Weslley Walker of Goderich.
BREWS
The Moderation Teague hats opened
quarter. in Galerleh, in the xtau'l
formerly occupied by the Bank of
Hamilton.
Allard 325 names hare been added
to the voters' )let of Goderich as the
remelt of the anthem held last week
to preparation for the plebiscite.
C. A. Reid and Reg. Sharman won
the home tournament held at the
bowling club grounds last Friday. F.
H. Martin and Malcolm 'McKay tool,
me+ond prise.
Mayor (tallow lint week remitted
5200 to Sarnia as the contribution of
Goderich citizens to the fund. of the
Blue Water Highway Association.
Thanksgiving Day. November 1b
Monday, Norrntber 10, has been pro -1
clamed Thanksgkiitg- Day it, Canada.
It will also 1w tebaerred aa the an-
alverseey of Armlettke.Diy. .
made.
Maitland Golf Club
Miss All. Sounders is the wiener , Children's .Aid Mrrling
of the Carrow„ cup, In., the trophy The ;;.ember meeting of the ehli'I-
-competition of the Maitland Golf reu•s Ald S."•ie4y will Is• held I.ect
flub. The fttwl game, played on flat- Tuesday. (k•toher ith. at 4.I:1 p.m.
Meneaetung (Lear ('inti
The Meu41w'tu11g 0111111. ('bi► will re-
sume its monthly ' busirtr.w meeting*
next TuePday. when nominations of
officers for the coining year will be
tardily Inst. was between Mime Soun-
'.b•rr and her brother, Mr. W. F. Rams
"rm,
A number sof tuewls•rs of the Malt -
Lind ('pub will go to Kincardine next
Saturday for a game there.
Veteran Ie'. peanee Man Ussld
Duncan Stewart. who died -at LU
hone at Stratford. September 21st.
Wa" well known to Goderich. having
for many years visited this town fre-
quently in the pursuant.• of his life
insurance business. Although in
Jain ninety-first year he had enjoyed
fair health until June of thin year.
It i" said he was the first white male
child to be t,ortn In what Is now the ,
township of North Easthop e.
:\rrauKrwe•uts will h• ta.t die then r for
the annual parting in November.
Death of John 0. McKay
The death occurred this morning of
John 14. McKay, a well-known resi-
dent, for some years on the Aire{ staff of the Goalerkh F.levetor Co. He
land ben 111 for two or three week*
and pnetnunuln ,h-velophng brought
about bis death, The funeral' will
take place from the family residence,
East street. on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Donnelly Returning
The lecture on '•Serape" to Iw even
next Monday. lk•tober 'nth, in North
street Methodist church, will be de-
livered hy Rev, W. E. Duiuellyy, of
Exeter, .he clever young rialtos who
made so favorable an Impression by
ida address to the local Oddfellowt in
the tbnrt House Square last August.
Many will he glad to hear him again.
The evening's program will Include
mutleai number. he drs. W. F. Saun-
ders and Mr. Fred Holmes.
Visitors from
OBITUARY Goderich had a vialt--Ov![ nudity
from one of Its "old boys,' Mr. George
PATRICK .7 REYNOLDS R. Buchanan. of Ensenada de Wore,
Might Have Been Worse
Yesterday afterno.n. while she wit'
alone in the house. Mrs. J. .1. Murphy.
East street, wax taken with n
stroke, which rendered her lietpless.
When she was dl'c•o-eret by n nes; 1-
hor at 6 u'el.wk. it wean found that the
electric iron ich14•11 PhP lur.1 Item using
had fallen to the floor and burned n
'hole right through the flooring. for-
, tunalely without letting fire to I1.
Mr. Murphy, who Is n C. N R. eon-
. doctor, was away tat the time. Mr+.
Murphy is atilt In a serious condi('
Inquest Concluded
i The inquest into 'he death of Alfred
Moyes wits cuneluled last Tht rsdny
Inight No further evidenee wits sub-
mitted. The jhry was out twenty min-
tttes before bringing In the following
verdict: "We. the jury, find that Al-
fred E. Mayen came to hi" depth on
the 1st of September, opposite lot
96. on the Provincial highway in
Goderich township, and wan in an ac-
cident to a motor ear, driven hy
George Filsinger, death being due to
a fracture of the skull."
Patrick J. Reynolds passed away at Cuba, a brother of Mr Jame*-Aaek-,
anon of the Goderich Planing Mills.
his home In hlutlett township on Tues- George i" manager of the Cape Cruz
ty, 0ep(embcr '23rd, after in illn*an Sonar Company at Ennennda and has
n' several months. •He we'" seventy • large and ren valuable property In
Mri H. G. Martin, B. A.. of the
Stratford Normal School, will be the
vainest speaker at the convention of
West Hume teachers to he held in
Vlctorta aehool, Goderich, on Thurw-
day and Friday of sett week.
Two we 'k. more w1Il see the im-
provements at the Collegiate Institute
completed. The room* ate in Rend
shape, the fallo and the bailment be-
ing tbe only party not neighed. The
beat wall torsed ow for the first time
on Monday and the paella and teach-
er. found the room. very comfortable.
The work hail been had up creakier -
ably by the failure of the arrival of
the earpentene supplies.
Atteetlon 1a diverted to the protea -
Moral card of Mr, Trask P. (;lite,
chartered accountant, of Atrwttnrd,
which appear. to oar advertbeing eoi-
ttmne. Mr. Gibbs Ix a member and
gold mentalist of Ma year of the I*
shot. of C tear and
loan ha . IaN4 rg-
years of age and was born on the his charg • Hr ens accompanied on his
farm on which be dial. He it ser- visit to Galerleh by Mrs. Bitehanan.1
tired by bin wife, a sister. Miss Ann • his niece, Mins Blanche Reid, of
Reynolds, of Goderich, and two I Asheville, North Carolina, and by
hmtherw, John Reynolds, of Clinton, Mins Emilie Buchanan' Mr. Walter A.
and Dominick Reynolda, of New Lis- Buchanan and Norman Buchanan of
keatrd. This la Ira.' fourth member of Toronto,
the Reynolds family that hala panned
away within the last year. The fun-
eral Wan 011 Thursday morning. Rev.
Father Gaffney conducting aervi.e in
St. .1osepk't church. Clinton.
MiNS MAItJORIE SHARIMAN
The death occurred at the Wood-
stock general hospital on Wednesday P
morning. September 24th. of Marjorie
Eleanor. only (Laughter of Mr. John a
E. Sharman, of Goderleh, and grand- 1
daughter of Mrs. N. Mi•i.ran, of Woo1-
stork. Mia. Sharman had been i11 for
the past month with peritonitis, and t
while ROMP hopes had been entertain-
ed for her recovery, her condition be-
came more serious and 'he pawed ,
away. am "fated. on Wetnewday morn-
ing. Miss Sharman was formerly a
member of the staff of The Woodptoek
Sentinel-Re•vi••w•, and was held in high
ewte•m by Iter f,'llow-workers on the
newspaper and by a wide circle of
friends. The funeral. which was pri-
vate. took pli.e on Friday afternoon
from her pate r•.idetee, (:Ivens street,
Woodstock. The service at the house
WAA A very 'simple and Impressive one.,
conducted by RPT. V. T. Mooney, pee -
tor of Chalmers Preahyterian ehureh,'
of 'which the deceased WAR 11 member.
The pallbearer, were her four unelea:1
R. A. ,Mc'Klggan, Walter Sharman, J.I
A. McLean and W. Manner. The re-
mains were laid to rent In the Presby.;
Nolan cemetery. Many floral tributes
te.tlfIM to the esteem In which the
deceased wan held. Among the out-of-
town people who were present were
Mrs. J. E. Sherman, Walter Shar-
man. Mrn. Jack Ilnlclane, of Detroit,
tMisx Emma Campbell, of Toronto.
and William Sharman, of Goderich.
The decra.esl s father, Mr. John E.
Sharman, of town. was with her
thronghont her Illness, and her aunt.
:Mies T. F :Sharman, was there dur-
ing the lint week of her ))Ines..
sad
0. T. A. Endorsed
The following resolution was passed
by it standing vote at the temperance
meeting In Knox church on Wednes-
day evening:
"Itemolved. that this meeting. repre-
enting the churches of Goderich,
hesartily endorsee the Ontario Temper -
nee Act and will t.prk and vote for
to continuance at the coming plehli-
cite on October 23rd, and We look
with eonfi.::•nce to the Premier of
hi, Province for the fulfillment of
hi. pledge that If the Act Is sustained
he wilt see that it in vigorously and
•ffe•tirely enforced."
H. L. Bamford Goes to Owen Sotmd
The following from The LI,towel
Banner of Iota week refers to a broth-
er of Mrs. R. R. Sallow, of town:
(Mr. H. L. Bamford has handed in
hl" resignation AA orgnni.t and choir
header of the .Jfrthodist church. Mr.
itamford has accepted A Manlier posi-
tion at Division street Presbyterian
church, Owen Sound. He will as -
mime hie new duties about the middle
of Oet&her. Mr. Bamford ban been
organist here for the pant year, al -1
though ,.ome fire or nix yearn ago he
had acted in the same cnpnetty for
two or three years. The choir mem-
b'rm and the congregation regret his
departnre from id,.towel, hnt wish
him every .t)rreep In Owen Sound.
.mother Batik .tnalganatian
Ante moa+'mend le made o1 a pro-
posed amalgamation ',,f the Standard
Bank of, Canada nod the Merlins
(lank of canals. which bas he'n •r-
ranRwl by the officers of the two
hanks and swains only ratification by
the shareholders anti the consent -of
the Minister of Finance. Moth honks
are in a Wrong paltIon. but it be
.rurisbkr.d that the amilganiatioll
will bring Rlsnit to Is•tt.•rrueut of ser -
vire to the public nod at the same
time a redn.tiou of overhead ex•
pease, The Sterling (hank has sev-
eral
eereel branch.* h t wla he 4 .erich district.
will.• the ururewt branches of the
Standard (tank are at Brussels and
Dublin. The combined • irotitutioa
Is -to beknows- as -Ihse_Atandazd$terl-.
Ing •Itittik of Canada. •
Albert Jardine in the Toils Again
Albert Jardine, of town, who 's
charged with an attempted assault on
a ten -year-old girl in Harbor Park on
Sunday, September 21st. was arrest-
ed by Chief of Police Postelethwaite
and Constable Gundry at Dunlop.
Jardine, when captured. was hiding
in a haymow. He was brought to
the county jail, where he Is now lodg-
ed until hts case comes up before
Magistrate Reid on Friday. Jardine
was only recently released from jail
and has served two terms' In the
Kingston Penitentiary for similar
offences.
Lukes Trial October 28
Louis and Fred W. Lukes. of Tor-
onto, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud, came before Judge Barron here
on Tuesday for election. They had
been committed for trial Iry Meals.;
he tried by a judge of the
('orbett•MeKee
A very pretty and quiet welding
was nolemnii.' ,,R. -v. S. S. (lardy
at the home 65/[d, .and Mrs. W. S.
McKee, Victoria street, at high noon
We4111Pslay. Sept. 24. when their eld-
est daughter. Nellie Ii4,ytb, heroine the
held;' of .Major Erie A. Corliett of
Fnrdw•ieh. the only mail of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Corbett of Fordwk•h. The
bride was very attractive in a silk
canton crepe gown of powder (blue and
cnrrtwl a corsage of 4)phella ms•s.
The bride and groom were unattend-
ed After the welding c•r• the
happy eneple.ieft for it trip in Lou-
don, )tnffaln, Niagara and points in-
tervening. the bride wearing a
tntlorel 'nit, a gray hitt and
squirrel -sur for travelling. On
return they w -Ill take up their
at Fordwlc•h.
SLRCHH/POR TRACES BRIDGEBURG TAKES
0 STEAMER CLIFTON': FIRST OF THE SERIES
Wreckage F 1 HrRetel to Re- ' Wedneada)'s Baseball game a Gruel
lung to \lissing itoat
ling Content
Owners of tin• Clifton. a whalehaek In the 0. ii ( A play-off between
freighter Willett hna not hero heard; Bifantford Cordage ata) Hridgehnrj,
of since passing the 'Straits of 'Mack• 1 the (atter tenni eliminultd the llrant-
11uac on $inlay. September 21.; ford ulue, and the next +eria t. b' -
now fully believe that the 'steamer and tweet, Bridge -burg and G«krieh Pur -
her crew tat twenty -right are 1..4, ow- 1 ity Flours, wan comments -.1 yesterday
Ing to the finding of plw•w of wreck- 1 with a game on the Goderich diamond.
nee 'seventy-five miles north -went of While Brides -burg wen. the 'wore
Golerlrh .by the steamer (Ilens'alrn. t•ltig 4-:l, the play allowed no atp•r-
Thr Glencairt: which was en rote briny- for the visiting tram, a few un -
from Detour to Materiel' with a lame fortunate breaks j'uttiug runs on the
of grain last Sunday night, eau itridgrlutrg tally • tool en the ot'ler
Into the wreckage and Captain hall hand preveutiug the locale' front sett -
ton Hopson. thinking that be might lug when condition.' were favorable.
1 w ier was stir abouton
Tie- eat) t and t
time:laud persons waw tbe' game.
While there were no gnat spectacular
features. the play was no even ani
the wore no clone thzlt_Intere+e( wig
maintained at fever heat -until the
hast map was out.
Bridgebarg phot one in 'the fiat. on
a hit and an error. In the third they
tallied two more, a dropped hall at
first bele, after two men were out,
Rivlug them a chatter h1 rally. Bisset
nelee oil Himself in the same inning,
when the batten were full, by .sopping •
a foul fly and fielding neatly t0
s e boat's iden-
tity or that the beadles of some of the
erew mteht 1w towed clinging to the
floating lumber, ordered a search. On
arrtring.ln-..por2.he rrportwl to
Porter,-rel-elyer of wrei:age. that his
men bad pk•kel up the following : Top
and front of n pilot house. n 'a•er•h-
Ileht which sera fastened to the top
of the pilot hnnse, the ship's clock.
which was stopped at 4 .;dock, and a
euphoard that apparently came from
the galled There were also many
places of broken lumber and a life-
helt• but limn nark ens 1'11111141 on any
of the wres•kage' tint would lodktit.' Haynes, who cut out the runner at the
to what boat It belonged•
home- platy. fie vlxltornt Rut their
On the finding of the w-re•kage the Inst run in the fifth, when the IocaN
owner's were of the opinion that, "tnrtwI not with a sue.-, Ion oM rola•
Piller' westerly and northwesterly. Islay" but tightened up, atter tint
winds had leen blowing limyily torics weer Mull, and allowed only •
the past week. other ports' of the "high' tally, not wnnld 1"• (n11n.1 near 0Inenr• The hash did not figure on the
.line mad on t)te Bence Pensinnla. "eon• sheet until the fuur-h, when
R. .\. ITnrrlson. trncelling commission- liwely hltti1R gave them two tallies.
4
navy er for the Lake Carriers' Assrn•ht- Twfore 141551)1s was taken•Aut of the
Rear tinet len- leen here dirs'ting a search, ism and sits relieved by WM4111tso11.
their
home
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
At a will ntten.lel meeting of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary held in
the Board of Trade rooms on Mon-
day. the tr.cisurer's report Showed
a balance on hank) of $1:.4.80, the sum
of $113.49 having been realized front
the Pale of tag" on September 4th.
Oederk•h township wan the only rur-
al 'society represented. but they re-
ported having raked 't;(k;.Gi and hav-
ing sent thirty-six jars of fruit to
the hospital. .Mr'. Walter Naftt l and
Mina Etta Snulta were appointed del-
egates to attend the eleventh, nn-
nun1 meeting of the Ontario t'nitel
liospttal Aids at Strathroy on Thurs-
day. (*toper 2nd.
Anyone contemplating furnishing a
ward in the new hospital or desiring
any tnfornrnticm coMvrning Name may
communicate with any member of the
house -furnishing c'ommitto•. n-htrh Is
enmposed of lairs. Horton. Mr.. Jie-
T.aughtin, Mrs. Felker, Ttr. Hinter,
Misty McAr•thnr, Mrs. (('anon 1 11111.
IMlss R. Hays, Mrs. H. J. A. Mac-
Fw•au. Mrs. B. J. Sault., Mrs. Thos.
Gundry and Mrs. W. •Mnrney.
The five -dollar hospital tickets were
diitribnted and will be mild during
October. -
trate heti sitting at Senforth They Where the Students Go
elected to
('ounty Court and the case will come
before Judge Barron in Godeeieb on
• O.jober 2Rth. The case is in connec-
tion with the operations of the Baron
Flax (onlpny. . 14..Middlebro, 0.
C., of Owen Senn\\'d, iq acting w-Ith .
('rown Attorney Seager in the prose-
cution, and A. G. Slaght, K. ('., of
Toronto, aplwar*d fur the ac'us•d,
Real Estate Transfers
JOHN CAIMIPBEi.L
After it long illne.s, John ("Jock")
Campbell paned away on Monday last
at the home of his mothej, Mrs.
Chriitna Campbell, Montreal street,
The deceased woe s native of Gode-
rich, a non of the late Robert Camp-
bell, for many year" Jn Charge of the
Government Iighthoue here, "Jock"
was a member of the champion hock-
ey team which hronght fame to God-
erleh some year. ago. Afterwards he
lived for a member of years at Port
Colborne. where lie was with the
Maple Leaf kilning Co. He geturn,d
to GAderk•h In poor health about two
yearn am and had leen here *ince.
He 1s survived by hit wife. his moth-
er, tltr.e Meter*: Mee. W. T. Fellow,
Mrn. .1 W. ('ralgle and Mica Mary
Campbell. all of town, and two broth-
ers: Mr. Wm. Campbell, of town, and
(Millen Neale' flampbell, of PIMA -
watMa, N. T. The funeral took place
to Mitten(' eeaetery on Wednesday
aftornens. Rev, a. C. McDonald eon-
Aneted the sSSTICI., sod the Isellhear-
tel were 011*, ItaII (i.nndon 1. Jobe
WIggtsa Trod Orallgor sad Norman
Wefmr. Assanp the Rotel offerings
was a marathon* wreath omit by the
emplayems of the Mot Lest MIIReg
CO. at Poet 4ellontrw
New Plater at Baptist Church
Itev. F. C. Elliott, of lloronto. who
in resp nae to a uoantnonu call from
the local Baptl.t church has accepted
the pastorate, enters upon Id" dutica
Sunday next, October 3th. Mr. Elliott
Is a gentleman In the prime of Ilfe
and of evangelical faith and even-
getietk gift., and has hese greatly
hleinet in his work. Ile has had a
large and honorable record, and was
fourteen yearn pastor of the Baptist
.'hatch at Waterford, Ontario. Hie
lust pastorate* have been at Dover-
emart road and the Tabernacle, Char -
lee street. both of Toronto. Hie wife
le a lady of culture, ability and mach
personal eharm and has been a worthy
helper to her husband.
The last week or two tins been
marked by the annual dlPp•rual of the
atndenta, after the holidays, to the vnr-
for further wreckage. but no far noth-
ing lin' leen found to drt.'rmtn.' def-
initely the fate of the misting 'teom-
the c1'Itors' are, who retired the side.
In the fifth hal" by Nairn and Lind -
nay brought in another run. which
Pr. proved to bw the last of the• game on
The Clifton wns bound from stnrr- either side. There were in , tight
goon (Say to Detroit with n had of Pinches it, the remaining inninge. but
stone. with Capt. Emmett Gallagher IsNh pitchers nem' doling Rl work
of Chicago -AA master. and the .wore remained 4-3.
Lindsay went the w,a.1e way fur
Goderich and pitched a fine. straitly
game, showing good headwork Also in
fielding his position.
The umpire- weer.• Taker and Kerr,
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gray. of ileea- I
ford, are in town for a few days R. hath of Clinton
S tae<ts of Mrs. J. J. Tiffin. A stranger VI lin pu111011 •d to be nn
official of the 4,. 14. A. A. trfed to in -
Miss ilelen Strang. of New York. Ierfrre In the game, his 'ympwrhicx
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. T• 'wing with the sloshing team. bet he
n,trang• for few- weeks' wens not allowed to g"! away with R.
'Mr. and Mrs. ('inno. ltlackstone 111.1 Ili" 4nh•rfere1c• wn'. quit.• emailed
son Charles. of Owen Sound. '{sent for. anti if the O. It, A. .i. exe-utice
the week -end with their relatives wishes to retain the re.pe•t of 411e
here. elutes In the .\"wt•intion it will pot
Miss Grace Robertson has return,!
home from Strntford-after a tart
months' visit with her brotla'r. Mr. i
Harry Robertson.
MINS )dice itols'rtsm has returned '
t.. Throw., after n own weeks' visit
at the IN uw of her parents. Mr. and
Mel. J. .t. Robertson, East Rtre•t.
11r. Gordon Lamb, of 1'nlisorne
township. returned hist week from a
trip to Eastern 4hitnrlo And the Mon-
treal district, where he lied before
moving to Colborne,
Mr. Willinm Weir 11/14 been trans-
ferral to the Ingersoll branch of the
4'anulhun Bank of 4.ottner•e.whet••
he will ...copy the 'smiths' of teller.
Mrs. Hnrrc Robertson nod two
children. ,lean x114 Ib•Iru, of Strat-
a stopper on ofnelousne"s of this
kind.
The sent. by inning's
7tridgeburg 1 0 2
I:.slerieh 0 0 0
The summary:
BRinmortt-RG ' AB.R.II.PO.A.E.
Brown, 2h 4 1 2 1 2 0
Koanaugh, rf 3 1 1 1 0 0
11n11. 3b 4 2 0 0 1 d
YnunR, P" 1 0 2 0 2 0
Moen, 1f 4 0 0 1 0 0
Frnser. lb 4 0 0 9 0 3
Graham, of 4 0 0 1 0 0
Howe, c 4 0 1 133 0
i Iegine, p .1 0 0 0 0 0
Williamson, p. 2 0 0 1 1 •)
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2 1 0000-3
-b us cetltrea of study. As muni each ford, spent a few days at the home
year. a number of graduates of God- of Mr. and Mrs.). .\. Iteberasa.n. (:(/I►F-1L1CH
evict' Collegiate Institut.' are taking Mr. and Mr. Henry 1'ampnigne and Weir. cf
training courses to qualify themselves
a" teachers. Thomas D. Anderson,
Eugene F. liable. Amelia A. Hethering-
ton and A. Maude Howell are !Rend-
ing London Normal School." taking
the enures. for a flr.t-etas .'erttfieale.
Hearn H. C. Bell. Evelyn 'N, Dondh-
•rty and Ethel M. Whitely ore it,
training for fir ts•Iass c+•rtlficnt.s at
Toronto Normal School. Louise M.
Many chromes of ownership of real -
aerate lire tithing place In (koderleh.
Mr. Harry Tiehl"orae lues bought from
the estate of Mrs. Wm. Acheson it brick
house on Trafalgar street. Mr. Thos..
Gundry has purchased from Mrs, John
Maxwell her house nn Bray' .trent.
Mr. Robert Mrr•Itnnd has sold hit
place on Mary 'street to a Lncknoc
man and 1. going heck to England
to vlmit him sums there. Mr. Robt. J.
Bell has become the owner of John
Mr. Oelirge Campaign'. have returned
to their home at Niagara Falls. N. Y..
after a pl.msnnt visit with the Misses
Driver and other frie-nd's in tont).
airs. Stafford Atkin'.m. of Ben rm'-
vill., with her daughter Doris and
sign Reggie, Is spending a f.'w weeks
w•Itit iw'r parents. Mr. and Mrs, 4'.
Blnc'knkmr.
Ret. Father Meltne, of, London, is
Fane. Kathleen Stratton and Marie In town for it felt- days, meeting some
Jlelnhwh are et Stratford Normal of his old parishioner.' and no doubt
School traiohte for So•nnd lass e• 1- .njo-ing the ft.htng ar the• elver.
tIft'ntes. Myrtle Melt. Pollock is htk- ET" rbody 1s Rind in see him ngaln.
Ing the training for kindergarten Mr nod Mrs. George Stewart left
primary at Toronto. on Lfondny for New York. Mr.
Time following are attending the Stewart will attend the annual bust-
' various tunl,'r•itles:- nes. meeting of the Florists' Tele-
graph Delivery .\s.nriatlon.
\Vingham Advance -Times: Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Smith. son Donald and
daughter. Herter, motored up from
Guelph and "pent the week -end at the
home of their ;.ant. 11rs. .\ndrew- 11c•
Dougall, Lower Wingloto. They weer
neenniprniel by 'Jnr.. A. G. abcTb,neld
of nederielt. who will spud n couple
of weeks with her mister, Jars. Mc-
Dougall.
Mclonnld'is dwelling on ('nmhrta
road. Mrs. M. McIver Ilan anti her
, house on Brace street to Mr. Albert
',Mere and hen moved with her daugh-
ter, Helen, to London, where they will
reside.
Mrs. Miner's Splendid (lift
IMt)eh pleasure wean ex+pressal by
(ktlerich Citizen, nn (earning of the
eplendld contribution made by Mrs.
W. H. Miner, of Chasy. N. Y., to the
building fund for the new hi.pitil.
Mrs. Mtner i, a former Goderich Rlri
-then MIRA Aller Trainer -who ham
never forgotten the old home town
and who on several n eaxlnn. hag
made Alexandra fleapit/11 the ohjeet
of her genercrlty. 41er enntribtttloo
of $4.000 to the tend for the new ham-
pital, which wall noted In these ant-
mmns last week, w111 greatly lighten
the harden of theme who are In eharge
of the flnaitc'lal end of the prejeet.
Goderich la .ineetely grateful to her
Md boys and girls wbsi are tallying
an effectively to the hap at the 'loose
folks" In pr.wjdt ag ty4*-date )utapl-
tal s eemmnhNon Sir the town end
dintrlet. • ,.
Forster Auroniana
The Conservative pntronnge com-
mittee of Tnrontn hex recommended
that Mr. A. J. Owen.. M. P. 1'.. be
appointed Rentor mngiatretc of Tor-
onto. to fill the vacsney emoted by the
retirement of ('nl. Denison. Thi.
virtually mean. the appointment of
Mr. Owens, who 1. well gnalifiel to
fill the pn.ition, and will make it
gond pre.iding nfMeer. it carrlee a
salary of $10,000 a year. in ha
younger year. Mr. Owen. praetixed
law in Clinton, for a short time.
Rine• his removal to Toronto he has
been a gond friend to the Huron Old
.Boy.' A,soelatlon., gerlemnsly contrib-
nfin5 to iia Snppnrt,
Rev. Jame. Wilco. D. D.. patens of
Torereonrt Pre*hyterien church, Tnr-
nnto, hat been eieeted moderator of
the body which "anti-nnlotdltm" Calm
fa the legally eonstltnted Synod of
Toronto and Klnewton of the PrP.hy-
tertan ehureh of Canada. Mt. Wilson
is a strong ant-nnlnnlmt snit a pnpn-
hnrch
W. Doris Woollcombe and Ruth 1:.
1 Martin are entering the freshmen
i yenr at University College. Toronto.
Oral (',.oxer returns' to Victoria Col-
lege, entering .ocond year: John Wad-
i/leeIn Tomato t'ollege of ale ;cine
second for year, and Ronald Willson
to the College of Practical Sclerae.
Toronto. for .mond year. Marion .1
L ee encore niton her third poor at
Trinity College. Toronto. Jean Mac -
Ewan anti Emma Wolin.... or.. enter-
•' ', fourth and final year
for their B..1. degree with honor mod-
erns it University Collette. •Mnnt,inie
H. Raker returns
to the College of
Practical Science, Toronto. to take up
hi. fonrth And final ye nrnl nom
bin fourth and firm year ht eImtrMn1
engineering. Meredith Graham end
TAnnel Macklin enter upon their fonts!'
year at the Toronto ('allege of Mcli-
cine. Hector H. MseKat. LI. A., re -
torn+ to Vnlyeraity (bllege to con-
tinue him work me demontstenter in
biology,
Otker tridental had taken mid -
Mona as follows: MIM Mary 1.
Dalton ham create) a relation as
bookkeeper In Detroit. \flea Merle
Horton and Minn Marton \\'Ilion here1 taken pe*ltbs
na in Toronto. Min
Orem Maley .1s enraged In the niece
At the Goderich Organ Co.. of :awn.
ist poem -of a prominent r
Wille a r.slelent of Toronto for e
Homier of yearn. he is a native of
111•6 111 count/, bin birthplace hang In
Meat Wewaneah. mar Anlwra.
The Arthur ('ircle of Knox .'hnreh
will hold +tee anneal bazaar (wt Nov-
ember 1. Reserve the date,
CHURCH NOTES
3:14
A B.it
2 0
4 1
4 0
4 1
4 0
4 0
4 0
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4 1
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Rabin 14011, 311
Spafford As
Bisset. lb
Pridhnm. 14
Nairn, rf
In Knox chureh the service* next
Sabbath wit' he eondt)'etel by the
minttter. Subjects of Sermons : 11
a.m.. "To Them That Love God:" 7
p.m.. "Loyalty." Sabbath eebtnl and
Bible clauses at 3 o'clock.
The services' at North Street Metho-
dist church next Rnnday will be con-
ducted hy the 'motor, Rev. J. E.
Holmes. At i0 o'clock th.' Men's ('lith
will discuss the topic "1s Government
Control a St,ct.?" ft will be Intro-
dim.', by Mr. It. J. M4ygaw.
At the \'Irtoria 'street Metholt.t
ehureh the f.ervk•.'. next Sunday will
AP 'conducted by the motor, lt.'.' .1
W. )ledley, it. A. Special prepars-
tlnne are lacing mode for the evangel -
Iodic nervieer.% to begin October 1:1
Prof. end Mrs. Wells of Indianapolis
ind., have an IntrrnAtlonal repntatlna
ea sone evaneellata. The Gnderteh
people w111 be dellghteh with them.
R 270 3
II.PO.A.0.
0 1 1 1
1 1 3 0
1 1 0 1
1 9 2 0
1 1 2 1)
1 0 1 1
013 2 1
0 1 0 0
1 0 0 0
34 3 6 27 17 4
Snnntnry-Two-hose hits: Toting,
Kncnnnngli. Robinson. Struck out: by
iBiggins 3. by Williamson 10. by Lind -
any 6. demes on hulls: off !lignin's 1.
off Williamson 2. Ott Lindsay 3. Hit
by pitcher: by \Wiiitulwnn. Weir:
by Lindsay, Frazer, Time of game. 2
hrs., 30 min.
Notes
The Pnritc Flour. piny the return •
gnme at Bridgehurg on Saturday
next.
T11.' ridsehnrg bestial) team
travel n the Ie' of a former G,ul-
erieln .oy. Mr. George Preatton-and
yon wouldn't consLh'r that tnitre17 a
fl ire of npeyou co
..eh If cst o see
George. Ha• lin.4 it splendid pnmIt .14
ilridgetitrg AR Canadian !nonagee
the Mentholntnm 4'ontimany and 1\in
expanded not only In a hnolte-t way
hut In waist measurement as well. He
1s n good sport end look,. after him
\ienthnlatnm baseball aggregation am
a plen'nnt hobby. He WAR here with
his tenni yesterday. of course, and him
old frletdt were Riad to see him again.
,Miss Gertrude Lauder 1. .pending
two week.' holiday. with her .later
at Rt. Catharine*.
Mr., C. 4.. Moore. fleet street. had
n. her pleats the prat week her two
brothers. George And Harry Craig. her
nephew, Stuart Craig, and his win
Harald, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
They made the trip hy motor and were
very mush Impr•ascd with tkolerleh,
stating It watt the pretttett town thee
had ever ween. it ix twenty-two
years .In.r Mrs. Moore had /Well her
brother.. and they had a very plea.ant
reunion. i cr only ,liter. Ogre. Me-
(Julre, and her daughter. berm. Story,
of Oklahoma. were here alai.