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IIIGt1TY-11112VRNTH YLAR, NO. !ti
GODERICH, ONTAR
U E 14, 1934
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THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LLMITIED. Pttt� u
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Welcome
der Hepb
Oreat Crowd at Agricultural
for Liberal Meeting
on Wednesday
The visit of Mitchell F. Hepburn,
1 „ leader, to Goderich
afternoon was the oc-
tagon political gather -
some years. The
at Agricultural
tlbout '000 penp[wv�
}O tie big steamiest
the race Deck. W.
was chalrmaa
ad/runes wefts gl en by
111.41. Golding, ILP-,
0- A. Robertson
lantyne candidelie 1n
and Heron respstw,al7-
4 when Mr. --IFP
ntestissi
'WOW Ores an
and although
Oa
Mrs. Charles )srockow, Jr, spent the
weekend at London, the guest +. Mina
Ivy 1Clllott
Provincial Constable 0. Duel end
Mrs. Hayes have returned to their
home at Kitchener.
Mise Bertha Gal;, d et Catharines,
is visiting ber grandparents, Mr. and
Mra. John Galt.
Miss Leona Webster, of Londo
akttlag witaJle ,insets. Hr. and
Wm. Webster, llaasstt street.
Mrs. A. MacDattlaJd and daugttNrs
Was Jean MacDonald, Elgin *vent",
stilted at Toronto over Me week -end.
Miss Eunice Lamb MN returned
from Florida and leaves nett week
for Paris, ).tante, to Mab at the Sor-
bonne.
Dr. McRae, of Sault Ste. liarte.;
Ont., formerly of Dungannon, visited
his sister, Mrs. M. J. McKay, Cameros
title week.
Mrs. Wm. Wafts hes returned from
s holiday visit to bar daughter, Mn.
J. T. Robinson, and other friends in
Tacke township.
M>e t Wheeler lett on Wed-
1rtM lege, St. Thomas,
aa� bur parents, Mr.
Ti, WbaoPaR•
. Coand Mr. Jas. i
brother.
Mr. A.
Seaway Ian '*141.112M1
This Summer, Ott • ,`
.Arch Twine a W L :
II yor Lee, who has been working
/rattik natabtishment of a passenger
ed( for Ooderkh tb a susses-
ecetred word from Seawa7 Lines
, of Windsor, that during Ja17
August uta will operate a-�aas-
, .r Wild'
nor to 8a 1 Tart
Midland. Kt
Leaving Tol s 'yew
Monday and
the same day, the vetelillhise'• 'Tire
in Goderich at 11.30 r. t1'eeltes•
leaving at 1.30 tam. ter the trip north.
From little ()tirrent the vowel will
IMO direte to Dederick, arriving here
al p.m. on friday and, leaving at 7
pm., arriving Jt Windsor t a.m. Sat-
urday and Toledo 2 p.m.;,•,
MISS iLAND
At a meeting of the
eat. Institute board
Made:eine Lane; -
2 . M.rs. D. J.
den
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glen of
ospted
diettip X De --
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Jags
Leri,
Mrs.
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eats
there. Hobert
Adam sled
four 11►
Km. Wm.
Mrs. Jibs
m0
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in Coon
y evening.
nee. Ike
n. Leopeill
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Duckwostil
landida
Aqui
A. Mat
a of
Macao
other*
of
in Lower School
instruction of the
cta sees.
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7, both of
a 0od'►rtc
ay here oa
not ha
ieirfaa'
or, step
ads fa the came to live in Goderich with his
ted aasabs. 1 wife, dantbhter of the late A. H. Han -
weal pall- ; K.C., Jit. John, and his daughv
of teeog . IeJdilh Thek. home >a
tteeched
a Libe
DROBERTSON •••••••••••••
HonlpraI ium for
Clerk of Assembly
Presbyterian General Assembly
Reoornizes Work of Dr. T.
Wardlaw Taylor
Ker. I)r. T. Wardlaw Taylor, M.A.,
Ph.D., erolor c:erk of the General As-
sembly of the Presbyterian Church In
Canada scute 1W.gt, was boners.' by the
Assembly in Toronto on Wednesday
when lie was voted an honorarium of
in
$500 for his compilation of the re-
sister
•vises- lies& -ef ...site -and- ITse rte se -t is`
procedure of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada. The proposal of the hon-
drarlem, which was made by Rev. Dr.
,ijobert Johnston, Ottawa, and seconded
b7 Rev. D. J. Lane, Goderich, was
purled unanimously. Dr. Taylor,
Who, in addition to being considered
the leading authority on eccleslastk•al
law in the Presbyterian Church In
()Suede, It a lawyer, author, poet and
artist of note, wurked nearly three
nears on the book before 1t was com-
pleted. The work, begun while he was
in St. Andrew's, N.B., was completed
last year and handed In to the Assem-
bly. The previous edition was Pub-
lished In 1870.
Realising the necessity for strict
econepay •n the Church at this time,
Dr. Taylor would not consent to the
honorarium unless It were sanctioned
by the board of administration.
Dr. Taylor, after his retirement
m his 8t. Andrew's, N:B., charge,
CHURCH NOTES
1Magistrate Reid
wmg nest Sunday, the Sun - Has Busy Morning
day schoolhool o of St. George's church will
meet in tyle morning -the main school
at 9.45 a.m. and the prt�arfshoot at
10.
The regular misting K• Knox
church W.M.& will be held ea Tues-
day. June 19, at 3 p.m. Papers will
be given by lira. 11. 0. Dunlop and
Mrs. R. Walter.
"At the present time what should
1 tion t"
w1f1M' Cambia
tae rlatk�ildtb seelar to Weak
at Owen S dyad. his fourth !weft/ of
tba MY
Me. say1adkasle. M.P., wb8-81d
bees ex pe$ed to addles@ the meeting.
for smite reason did not get here.
COUNTY COdNCI. PICNIC
The eonnty council will bold its as -
seal picnic this year at Harbor lurk,
Goderich, on Saturday, Jane ?3rd.
WTI41 THE LAWN BOWLERS
Isocal tournaments were carried on
soccessfol'y at the Local lawn bowling
greens on three nights during the past
week. on Friday Fred Hunt and J.
Newcombe were first, Peter Bisset and
Lorne Young second. Monday night's
tournament was woo by Howard Mc-
Kee and M. Ainslie, with J. Swafileid
ant J. Bisset placing second. On
Wednesday E. Pridham and 8. Pal-
mer won first prize, with P. Bisset
and J. Jobnston second. ,
Two local rinks attended an invi-
tation Scotch doubles tournament at
Kincardine on Wednesday evening.
bat both ended. unfortunately, merely
"atm -rens." The rinks were H. Me-
nlo.
c-Nee and F. Hunt, and J. 8waffield and
J. Baker.
R TU r*L *LD REUNION
Alinas! Family Gathering Held an 8st-
avday at Stretford
More than one hundred descendants
• of the late John Salkeld, pioneer set-
tler of (indent+ township, who came
to Canada from England 101 years ago,
gathered at Qneen'a Park, Stratford,
for the annual Salkeld reunion o1 Sat-
urday, Jnne 9. Favored by ideal
weather, the picnickers gathered in
the morning and after a sumptuous
dinner a meet enjoyable sports pro-
gram took place, very capably managed
by Mrs. S. Rae and Robt. Runctman.
The bail game, captained b7 Isaac
Miller and Harry R.anelman, proved •
very interesting feature of the program.
Isaac Miller's team winning 16 to 1.
During the program after supper,
the president, Mr. Frank Salkeld of
Downie township, gave a very fitting
address, as did also the new president,
Mr. Harry Salkeld of Goderich. The
officers for 1935 are u fellows: Prea1-
eat, Harry S.lkeid; 1st vies-preetdent.
Wileon Salkeld ; eactetar7-treasurer,
Mrs. Geo. Matkienon; aaelatant .eere-
tary, Miss Mantle Ralkeld ; convenor
for 1985 reunion, Mies Mary E. Salk -
Nd.
Mrs. W. F. Dallis( and Mfrs Mary
P. S•ikeld gave very interesting read-
ings and Mr. W. T. Dolling contri-
buted several violin selections.
A hearty vote of Menke wits ex-
tended to Frank Salkeld, 111M presi-
dent, and the committee trite made the
-.calms suck a aaetws.
tfleeses sure peasant from Goderich,
Helens,. oeura, inndon, nnelpat,
itllord,-Rrieelte. *WO. sad SW-
fbrtb.
1Ie. D. M. sea
bohrnee.. Move atrtvedcsnm Meir borne
at Burbank, Clanfonsia, and. will spend
some g•ion=•with-•their relatives
Moon ,
•,,ditto,of near Beel-
grs.ktte�funeral of Mrs.
Isabelle We11s on +day, June 3rd.
His name was Inadvertently omitted
from the list published last week.
STAFFA HERE ON MONDAY
On Monday Staff, will pay a second
visit to Goderich for a game 1s the
Aaron -Perth Baseball League. On the
occasion of this team's former visit,
a good game of hall ending In a 6-4
tie was witnessed. AgrlcuTtural Park
w111 be the piece on Monday, and the
time 6.15 sharp.
41YaRe ' i - 'Eked
twee' and Jaek ROO have bees tai-
ls on to amidst OArers Lever and Cal -
Fender in the patrol of the highways
out of Goderktt.
DEMAND FURTHER REDUCTION
The town council had a special
meeting on Friday night last, to con-
sider the matter of the Collegiate in-
stitute requisition for 1984. After s
long and rather acrimonious diecue-
slon. it was decided to Insist upon a
further reduction of two and a -half
per cent In the teachers' salaries be-
fore accepting the requisition.
WORK OF SNEAK THIEVES
Sneak thieves are again on the prowl
In Goderich and visited the garage of
Fred Hunt, Market street, some time
late last night or early this morning.
Mr. Hunt's garage L close to the side-
walk and the doors are seldom closed,
so it was an easy matter for someone
to Insert a hose 1n the gas tank of his
car and siphon it dry. The tank had
just been filled the day •before, he in-
formed police. who are investigating.
Some time ago Mr. Hunt's garage was
visited by night prowlers and a tire
was stolen.
GOIIERIOH 5-REETES 3
Making a few changes in position.
necessitated by injuries and absentees,
Manager Bill Barlow shnlfied out a
winning teem for the ball game at
Exeter on Monday. Max Trttaley,
backed by tight fielding, held the Exe-
ter nine scoreless through adz of the
eight Innings for a 5-3 win. Phalen
was replaced for the game by G.
Worthy when, In the first Inning, he
injured his shoulder on colliding with
Helot at second while making a safe
steal. Wood held down second base
and playe.f well to spite of hie Ininred
knee received In the Stara game here
on Thur01ay jar,
The W.0.'.U. will meet on Monday,
June 18th. at 8 p.m., In MacKay Halt-"
Mra. T. T. George, of London, w111 be
the meeker.
NEW FISHING CONCERN
A. 8. Brown, of Kingsville, has pro-
vided the latert addition to the God-
erich fishing Beet with his ,mart tug,
the Sliver Swan. Mr. Brown 1s well
known in the fishing budneo, having
been for nine year', president of the
Lake Erle Fishermen's Association.
Roderick Smith, a Tobermery man,
1e skipper of the smart craft and its
three-man crew. The Silver Swan, the
handiwork of Reg. Lowe, of Killarney,
Ontario, from designs by Wm. Hand,
Jr., of New Bedford, Mase., has it
over the other shlpe in the Goderich
fleet for else, and its powerful marine
engine 1s capable of a surprising rate
of speed.
On Friday lett the fleet lifting of the
nets resn;ted In a large catch of fine
perch, totalling 1100 ponods.
the Co , ire reet-
11ouse Park. . It we only
" the hikers "plain d, charge of the Eureka Bible Baas, with
"we nosid get eiefi with .fir tele. Mow G. Worthy, yr'wident, prestd-,
ing au up." j Ing. The meettng opened with devo-
tional exercises. Mrs. O. M. Elliott
AN LNTEREBTINO VITOR
rhumb was held
at the home of Mrs. Chris. Sanderson,
Enet stn -tet. The meeting was 1n
r ed'
be our a,dnwo
will be all subject for discussion at
the meeting of the Men's Club in
North street United churik next Sue- ,
day morning, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. W. T. Bunt will conduct both
services in the Baptist church nexl
Sabha -W.' `HTf"QVtlii tr
be: 11 a.m., 'The Vision That Re -
.trains;" 7 p.m., "HllJah Hidden, Fed
and Protected." Bible school, with
clauses for all, at 10 a.m.
The Arthur Circle of Knox church
will hold Its regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening, June 18, at 8
o'clock. Mrs. A. Smith will preside
and a paper w111 be given by Mrs. N.
Baker. lite members are asked to
take the contents of their mite -boxes
to thlr meeting.
Regular services will he held In Vic-
toria street United church oo Sunday,
June 17th. At 11 a.m., the speaker
will be Mrs. T. T. George of London,
representing the W.C.T.U. At 7 p.m.
Rev. F. W. Craik will give an even-
ing medtutlon-"Steps le Disciple-
ship." Sunday ac•hool session , at
10 a.m.
A special flower service will be held
in North street ['plied church next
Sunday morning. The sacrament of
baptism will be (Abetted and pargnts
wishing the ff i�t1141An- bapt}aad ass
to neltft�[ D. Worthy ,a +,
1
Wit' e)t�-rel..
Ilse. taesa! Tr' Wa
Ten Oases Before Court --Tail
Terms Handed Out in
Tole Cues
Early risers L the home of lir.
George Dowker, S'Ielsoa street. on
Thursday morning last were surprised
to see a young deer scastgler down the
lane beside the house at about 5
o'clock. The animal beaded directly
for Wellington street and thus
reached the river hank, where It dis-
appeared. Although nope of the oc-
cupants of the home of Rev. n. J.
Lane, Colborne street, 'directly behind
the Dowker residence, 'saw the deer,
mute evidence of Its presence was be-
held late. in the garden, where rows
of tender Juicy bean plants had been
eaten to the ground. Toil -tale hoof -
prints divulged the identity of (he
visitor. The deer. which 1s veld to
have been no more than three feet
high, was seen by several residents
on Colborne street. It had probahly
crooned he river In an adventurous
moment to see the world on its own.
ADVANCE POLL
In ebnuectlon with the Provincial
election, there will be an advance poll
at the town hall on Saturday and
Monday next for the purpose of receiv-
ing the votes of railway employees,
sailors, travellers, etc., whose employ-
ment prevents their being at home on
the regular polling day.
LONDON MILITARY PARADE
About three-fourths of the town has
now been covered to the honse-nam-
bertng scheme. theater Grin of the
Bell Telephone Co. states that it U
the (lompany's Intention to list tho
numbers, in the nett telephone dire -
tory, to be lamed some time this fall
A NEW DLL IN HYDRO
Onderich has been declaiming fur
yearn against Hydro rates -and get-
ting nn attention.- With a new Gov-
ernment committed to reform of Hydro
admlnletration, the opportunity w111 he
presented of getting a new deal which
w111 give 0ederteh a chance to com-
pete ludestrtsily with the larger
d ,all we sae esr rots. to let toatlt7
atter hien t es inmeatiba ke nista.,
•
led in prayer and the devotional leaf-
let, "The Memorial Table," was read
by Mra. Fred Wilson. A duet, "It
Was Alone," was rendered very ef-
fectively by Mrs. J. McTavish and
Mrs. L. Young. Mise Worthy intro-
duced the chapter in the study book,
which was given In three parts by
Mrs. Goad, Mrs. L. Westbrook. and
Mrs. F. W. Cystic. The meeting was
handed over to the president, Mrs.
Byron Wilson, for a short business
newton, and closed with prayer by
Mrs. C:a:k. The hostesses -Mrs. C.
Sanderson, Mrs. 11. Sanderson and
Mrs. 0. llaechler-then served a very
dainty lune[ and a social half-hour
was enjo^ed by all.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
!Fa' God:rich Man in Bogus Stock
Caws --Also Fine of $100 and ('este
AT NIECE'S GRADUATION--
MIA
RADUATION`.M1* Emilie Buchanan has returned
from a ve+it to Toronto, where she at-
tended the graduation of her nitre,
Mise Margaret Armstrong. at the 1'nf-
verralty of Toronto. The Torohto Star,
In its notes on the graduation, said:
"When Margaret Armstrong grad-
uated from the University of Toronto
today, she had on the same drive her
mother, Mra. C. H. Armstrong (form-
erly Mies May Buchanan of Goder-
leh), wore when she graduated from
the same college thirty years ago. It
lm of white point d'esprit, with frills
on the skirt edged with narrow white
ribbon. and the amazing part of it
is Mat the frock Is In such perfect
style and much a perfect fit that It
didn't have to ba changed one bit for
Mergare' This I. the fined time It
Lt -011. Stara and Other OSeerw of
HM Regiment In Attestdanre
Lt.+OM. A. F. Sturdy, Huron Regi-
ment, was 1.i command of the est
infantry Brigade In the garrison par-
ade of mtiitary district No. 1 to the
Metropolitan United church, London.
on Sunday. Major A. H. Jane and
Rept. A. B. Sturdy also were repre-
esntattres from Ooderlch of the Huron
Regiment. 'Ilse brigade commanded by
Lt.-Ool. Sturdy was composted of the
Univerelty of Western (intarfo officers'
training corps; (tkcers of the Huron
Regiment : Canadian ruiners, City of
London Regiment with band ; Middle-
sex Light infantry, with band, and the
Perth Regiment, Stratford, with hand.
After the service, on the march past,
Cbl. the Hon. D. M. Sutherland, Min-
ister of National Defence, took Me
salute.
Lt. -Ooh. Sturdy and Mrs. Sturdy at-
tended the prase pert given 1b (Iws-
Wd 2eaaE ;}t.-Wo1Vilay_ Rarracts atx,.c
tho parade.
no :T- .' r Vuattt
tette baend. oa 9pobr'l "As Pants the
Hart," an Organ solo by Mr. Olsyton
R. Watts, and vocal solos by Was
Joeeph(ae Weir, of Auburn. •
On Saturday morning Magistrate
Reid held court over ten cases that
included theft and breaches of the
Highway Trunk Act, the Liquor Con-
trol Act and the Excise Act. Fous
charger resulted to jail terms, four -. ._
cases were dismissed, one was ad-
.ba.enew
did not appear-- --s
Chas. hell, Godertch, who faced twit.
charges, of keeping for sale and manu-
facturing home-brew illegally, received
sentences of two months and three
months respeettvely, to run concurrent-
ly from tate time of lis arrest on May
3. hell pleaded not guilty to the
former charge, and evidence that was
given showed that hie wife had actual-
ly made the sale, but the Magistrate
held that the husband L head of the
house and therefore must be held re-
sponsible.
A shame of reckless driving ledged
against Walter itliacKeudrk•k, Detroit,
was 41ntnlreed by the Magistrate. Mac-
Kendrtck'p-car upset on Dunlop's hill
porth of SalUord'on May 14, and his
moth&- zits seriously injured.
John Weiss, who pleaded guilty to
the theft of tbols from his cousin, Ell
Weise, wig six. months past, was
sentenced, t0 oup month in jail.
John Creidock, lioderieh towahlpt
found guilty 01 poholotsg. horse
run at large en tttg, Was
' t0
v, •
' t all auto a Uteri-
cated. Seven davits jail with no alter-
native was the omen/ imposed by the
,Magistrate.•
' -
J. R. Vassse-aad prank Osed11R, of
Colborne township, jointly charged
ELECTION BBTUBN$ with permitting cattle to wander on
the road, pleaded not guilty before the
Magistrate. It was erplefn,d that the
%antis were being drivim home from
pasture about dusk and it was neces-
sary to travel a short distance along
the road to reach the farmyard. The
case was dismissed, the Magistrate
warning accused to carry a lantern
while driving cattle after dusk or at
night. Henry Rintoul of Wingham,
who ran into a.M kl'.cd one of the
During the week Intervening there will cows with him automoht!.'. was cleared
be a special service on Tuesday even- of a charge of reckless driving.
lug. July 24th. for 15e town and Dean- 0 an 1p�a " laid by tbnine:de
ery, and a monster garden. -party on Truscott, a Grand Bend man. (truce
the Thursday afternoon and evening, 'I'tedeman, was charged under the Fis-
hily 24kh. else Act Wath brewing spirits illegally
for the use of others than himself and
BACK FROM LONDON family. The case was adjourned a
James W. MacVlear, after a six week, seemed being remanded on has
weeks' stty in Westminster hospital,
London, where he was recuperating
after breaking a leg In a fall on March
2, returned to hie home here on Fri-
day last. Mr. Mac•Vicar was in Aka=
andra hospital here for some time be-
fore his removal to London. The het
that the limb had been fractured pre-
viously made the Injury more serious.
Mr MacVlear Is now able to get around
with a pair of crutches. His many
friend* see expressing their pleasure
at his return to Goderich.
Election returns next Tuesday night
will be received at the 1Aberal commit-
tee rooms on North streebt. Arrange-
ments
rrangements are also being made to have tie
results announced at the Pavilion dur-
ing the evening.
James harbour, of liodertdt. pleaded
guilty in Police Court at Kitchener
on Monday to offering bogus mining
share certificates to brokers In that
city and u -as fined $100 and costs and
given suspended sentence of a year.
F. Donn, fly, barrister, of Goderich,
appeared for Barbour. Character evi-
dence was given by several Goderich
citizens and a largely -signed petition
In favor Of the accused also was pre-
sented.
Barbont offered 2,000 ,hares' of al-
leged Wright-itargreaves stock to Bar
regar & Co. and an additional 2,000
shares of the same stock to Seagram,
Halla
& Bricker, Kitchener brokers.
The imitation certlfeates were Bald to
be a crude pie a of work.
ham been worn in thirty years, hut it
only had to he freshened by cleaning
when It came out of its thane paper
wrapping." Another part of Mts.
Armstrong'', costume was her father's
enlb'ge rep.
le AT THE HARBOR
-__.._..: _QOUNTY COURT
ST. GEORGE'S TO CELEBRATE
St. George', church w111 celebrate
the centennial of the parish on Sun-
day July 22n1and Sunday, July 29th.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute was held to MacKay Hall
on Thnrsraay afternoon, with Mrs. Bis-
set, the president, presiding. At
rangenrentr• were made for the special
meeting ;o 1* held on June 20, when
the institutes of Dungannon and Kin -
tell will he present to hear an address
by the a,immer speaker, Miss Petty.
Reports of the district tannual meet -
Ing, held recently to thingennon, were
Twe Ceeel en Doelget. art Both Ad- given by Mrs. M. Meinnee and Mrs.
`leaned en Cement H. Tlehborne, and Mrs. Snider favored
Two -non -Jury cases on the docket
_ tote lite Honor Judge T. M. Coe-
teilo In County Court on Tuesday were
With a delightful piano solo. The
roil call was answered by "Dent's for
the mirk -room" and was especially in -
adjourned
on consent until • later nAfter
e singing f
the N'a-
dafor the
Qate, Clonal Anthem thehoatesaes
- • 8 he 1 of Humphrlee Y. Dun- day Served lunch.
Medtorre trout Oshlng Is still re-
ported by commcr, sal Aahermen. The
Silver Swan, resent addition to the
lea1 East, lwo,i(ht in another load of
good-al:e,l perch on Tuesday, that
or
tipped the ales a trill" better than
Me 1100 -pound mark. Perch fishing at
the harbor entrance Is still pickling
gaol results.
Jack Graham has christened his fish -
Ind/ to the "How Mane/." The name
is said to have been tasptred by the
Inevitable gneatlon of bystanders when
a ship makes port aft, "lifting."
The etr. RahSahel*suited on Tuesday
enemas and discharged 11a.Q0Q.t hole
hara: l!t+q.apd wheat at tits Oodtrte4a
rrt
e ng
meson et al., In which the plaintiff,
a Walton merrbant, la /ming Mary C.
Duncanson, (trey township, and Daniel !
Denman, bailiff, for alleged wrongful
sale of hay, grain and seed of one
John E. White, on which the plaintiff
held a chattel mortgage, was est over
until Tuesday. June 25. J. W. INA -
field (Wingbam), counsel for plalntlR,
Frank Donnelly for defendant Mary
C. fnnr'aason. and L. E. DDsneey for
the defendant Daniel Denman.
The Pere of Muir v. King et al. was
set over until Friday. June 28. Chas.
Mnlr, ltowick tewnehlp farmer, claims
that Richard J. Ktng fraudulently con-
veyed lam. to Minnie J. Clegg, he ow-
ing the plaintiff $510.18 by it Mart
decl,ion prostitute to the land freeman
don between the defendants. J. W.
Bushfleld for plalnHff ; Di R. HMMr-
01. i fiLdelleek111111,
own ball.
isack Mitchell, Dundas, charged
with unlawfully obstructing the rear
view front his truck, did not .ppsar
In-tssurt. - - - -
At Clinton. the .rams moaning. Haft -
!draft Reld conducted a hearing Into
a eharge of disorderly conduct
lodged against a Clinton man over
eighty years or og.•. The neighbors
within s radius of 800 feet of the
man's home complained of Ida habit
of praying at the top of his fog -horn-
like voice regularly at about four a.m.
ills prayers were not Inspired, how-
ever, by the sine of mankind, hut by
the odor of his neighbor's pig -pen.
He phrased his prayers accordingly.
The Magistrate ndvlsed the man to
try to put up with the ohnoxlons odor
and to recite his prayers enletly and
In private In future.
GRADUATES WiTH HONORS
MIN; M-edelelne Acheson, daughter of
lir and ]tea. R. J. Acheson, of town,
was a member of this year's graduat-
ing class of the Hospital for Sick
Children, Toronto. At the gradoation
exercises held 1n Convocation Hall, on
Tuesday` she was presented with the
lion. H. 1'. Schofield prise for highest
standing in theory. Mr. and Mrs.
Acheson attended the graduation.
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