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perhaps
Ile may bobs; back tinaus I:oderich Women's Institute •
fur 1Q c•Kuts a Plate. us- that ohl stand- The rrgnlur 'monthly meeting .d
New York Notes Isy le New York's lacca, coffee and hell 'Chursday\\a(1er.sou, tiItweeditine n•r
I II%' %O mikes ' —rakes that would ills :,til. in MaeKuy Ilull the president.
• by you, �� to speak. 'Meow Childs prodding. After Ow
(undo rooms, let it be known. were1
' Mrs. G. Bisset,
After 0 six mouth,' absence troop I
Naw wudesthalact s where
y good
[tufcoal1f lueug byg exercises
erc sesand Scripture read
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New York, one observes. upon returns! responded to by exchange
:ls 1
Ing, a rather Markel change ill the' late years they had spread out on the! calla! and s1 tht•u fol
laid -town sectluu. Tall buildings htn•el Board Walk ut Atlantic City. and in-, of Christmas IJi.ns. A reading
been run up that in height nvernop varied Fifth avenue. Illgh flaunter lowed by.
Mair . a. cDon I d. pre a d
the famous Woolworth building down I took them, and William 4'111141s lost by
theant dirtruin oatnmitte• was named the
tow•u. One, the new Chrysler building• his position In the uplift and In the of which Mrs. McDonald Is oneto
.
I•:tuur�-:( 1'\I) \I.\I1 Nal 51.
dIw•usslon as to whether a ut
o•
cell n
should be atr(w.•ned. on the except
vege-
tablewas for going heavy
table end. Not so interesting, 1l
that it recalls the days when you could
get "haat and" for a dime.
pit
prepare the entertainment for
auuual "at home" to be heal early In
the new year. The welfare committee
retorted on their work. having 1n41el
a newly family. Refreshments were
then served and the meeting wits
brought to a close.
on Fast •12nd street. 1d taller than the
Eiffel Tower. 1 had a twentieth
floor view of thl4 mid -town section
the other afternoon when the sun was
stoking and the lights were being
hurriedly turned on In many cliff -like
buildings. The effect was startling.
There 1s something awe -Inspiring in
the new skyline; and something awe-
ingpiring in the roar of the streets.
One might fancy New York a city for
supermen, or for strange swings. 1f it
be seen from an unaceustoin,'*I angle.
But
Rut of course It Is {ample( by
tut
you and 1, and Its denizens are tuck-
ed away In their little warrens, doing
small jobs In what atwtus a workaclay
world, unmindful of the splendor of
steel that Preece the sky. A dtrtln-
gufahed };ngllah critic has just tole(
os that New York to twautlful, new
and forward-looking, and lie wishe
his beloved
thought Ices of its downy t
W. J. Powell
Stocks, Bonds, Insurance
and Real Estate -
Car. Life and Fir. Insurance
Nelson titrtet, Goderich
Phone '292 1'. 0. Box 438
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
LIFT: l''t'RAN('R• (Blur life tie.)
A1[CLIS :NT, Slt'KNESSS. %11IsO.
ETC. LNISt'KANCE'
Some very cheap House. aorl Lots for sale
Large number listed to select hem.
~'arms
Special -11 O.8 m Fano tor oak. slaugh-
ter prier; tiro' location in 11w township!
of `lanky, count) of Unroll; 111 serer id'
tilos is choice clay loam soil in fine con-
dition, excellent for wheat alfalfa . or
any grain, hay or roots. High %Indus. -
tine surface. well tile -drained. Nearly
all misled down; good water supply,
417 acres of tins in valnabk timber,
ennt'eh to mre than half pay for entire
Pnq••rty. Goad hr. it barn. furnace
bested home, situated on excellent high-
way, clow, to sc'h•o/i, chlurches, conveni-
ent to K. R. station anal gond markets.
Prier for doer sills M 00. Terns
t
11000 cash (11'140 will be accepted near -
wind.
ly five years' time for balance 1 rt,{
Immediate ps+eareinn given.
A number of other god farms for sale.
Many Trod Noumea anti. Lots for sale
wry cheap.
Hood brick Houde, Bruce street, near
North street, full modern equipped and
garage. Price $2H0).00.
t;ood brick Hnnse, full modern equlip-
suwith Karate and small barn,F:ast
nset. Price 81500.00.
Fine stucco House. hill modern equip-
ped, choice ktcation. Price $3200.00
Gird Houses and Lots 8100, *400,
$1!011, 51600, etc.
some Hotises to Rent. Furnished
House to Rent.
For all particulars see or write
J. W ARMSTRONG
Real Fatale Agent /;orlPrfrF
tlox s9 Square
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Noranda Mines
will sell ex -dividend on Dec. 100.
In order to facilitate collection
of dividends we advise all
holders to have their stock trans-
ferrrol to their own names.
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Bank Building, Goderich, Ont.
Phones 430 and 445
• • •
A gambler named Arnold Rothstein
was shot and killed a year ago. One of irtrtery
MaeManus was tried for it last week, Meettag
and acquitted. The case made a senea- The Presbytery of Huron, l'reoby-
tlon. because mysterious "higher -Met" terlan Church 1n Canada. met in l'ltn-
were to be exposed. They never are, ton on Tuesday, I,1w-end er 10th. The
of course. Mr. Rothstein was ,wiploosed chief Items on the docket were the re -
to have influential friends to whom tie mita on the reception of ministers,
loaned money, and so on --therefore the Y. V. S. summer school. and the
no proof nor eolyle•tton. Some of the blldgrt. Mr. Robert Yhnrtrecell re{wort•
testimony was fie. At Lon• though the el for the remits, which brought forth
trial was tiresome. At ate card game the various phases of the question. Mr.
Fred. G. Weir, commisslouer to the
h sthstrin lost E-KK►.latll• after ren a Assembly. presented the case as
E•N Illlll one eat and drew a
deuce! 1 M., .
New York, 1)e•. 9, Hohn. C. H. ougli discussion the remit. were dile
d{scntsxel the
d e Iwo ti on
"viewed by the Assembly. After a thor-
and quaint thatches England
hatches good . approved. Mr. Koine
and bad plumbing. 3n there! 1 in bridge a good deal de{Ipnls upon claims of the summer school and
• • • for ph%yer and the player depends on Presbytery lustnii tel Mr. Kali* to
Gresake t the syuud's ulnar. Kal with
Down at Rockaway Reach lest wink a good deal. 1 the cup the
and have them reads
the citizens of piscxtorlul lwnt hada I juste( to mer[ the conditions of the
few happy evenings ade0of frust ftshlnR• Never Mind the Ear Muffs
A cold wave had come; and it appears It was necessary for taxation par-' various !'re+byteries Mr. keDermld
rplrorle�l for fhr budert, unit while Ate
that certahl fish -ling and whiting- Ici(ogs ern' greater than lit this
thous' ds. The fishermen., on fhr lnseh I 11 hook. Cana to dw•Idr nn which olds rd rhea time last year he urged that aha con -I
or li n�ds. The gateredonus basket-
(term %h taUnited tithe Intro i%Ititfote carr up to their full ue n -
Nis
or line. simply gathered up trubet• term• wact hl old ItS11'r Surveyors filially 'rigs
ntiuu1.44 'lila next ww•tilsr; 1'f IPe l'n•+In -
Ias, and bagfuls. Thud• with the
I chased, actually' the
ti,1 v ill la• hold io 114 int 11 'I'ursdny,
reeds ,were ably to pick out fhr f!sh j announced that th*' form wail last on 1
se i Frhruary ...
with their hands: 'this world be a rare i the Amerie pn side of the border. The
treat for the patient perch fishermen old lady smiled with-hk'i.. ' I f. hnvrr. - audit
from the .utlth pier at t;och•rich. I glad to know that;'
It 4 bard to
duu't know• whether the fish are try beard that the winters In Canada ar.'
log to warm up or cool off when theyltoo terribly saviors."-l'h111ldelphla Star. harder still to
do their jumping; but, Ile that as it '
may. they do shove themselves up on
vvinter at the beach every
times 111 w4l11tltr4 tbonaauil'.
1 see that Mr. Edison 1. to make li
synthetic rubber frim g.tlile,l rood.
Gots( days are 111 store for abuse who
awn dreamy pastures on this yellow
t
street, (loderich.
peat Is view*•( with anything but it
good gra(e. Now we may at lust see
the [Wanly of this plant. if Mr. E..df,on
1s right. A cartoon in The linaiklyu
};ogle y'*•stormy showed n 111at1 sn(•c'r.-
log while. putting on one of the new
tires. Who knows but tha,csew athblrN'
and twitch grass may 't
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL
MUNICIPAL AND CARPO•
KATION BONDS
!'Ire, Accident, Automobile. is
General Insurance Agatat
Office, next to (tank of Cornrner'et
Phone fie tiodericll
O. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICH -- ONTARIO
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Assurance 1. Eros - 51,891,915,000
Assets - - - $468,958,000
Divi' ends to Policyholders+ increased for the ninth sueceseive
year in addition to a special maturity dividend bonus
Office 1141
PHONP14 : Residep.? 549
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
lags?
• • •
While 1rampping through brchanls
it Wlls .14
t y G'slerich thldifficulttofcaulk 1014.11 uie•s
l e-
1 apples
of
I
Iapples lylnc on the ¢nnunp. I stress
thought 1t a pity that they could not
I* dgol ltortheti. and (ity, as Aoki, my, for
were. oos
r •
a cent a piece.'xellr tffir three ore very mons
on-
looking aptl(11'4
r ti odgrter routho
the
ther day,while dodging thghmmuters In
the I'enms)lrallia stntlun. 1 saw a traf-
fic in a golden apple of some sort at
51.50 for twelve apple", and plenty of
taker! At one end of the layout was
a bowlful of small samples to try
one's tooth on ; and the hungry trav-
ellers took their mors*'[ en the wing --
such as had a half -minute to aperiytn
their closely -figured dash for their
trains. But there were plenty of buy-
ers. indeed. two colored men at one
side were doing a fast business wrap-
ping them tip.
The recent stock slump is store
than a nine -clays wonder. New York-
ers. proverbially, take their fortunes
with a certain light-heartedness. but
001 this upset. Families have leen
stranded In Europe. Numberless can -
1 ••ellatlon' of Sean trips have been
made to tlw steamship companies.
Building contracts hive leen held up.
!Attie toy little the widespread effects
of tits calamity seep through the dully
press, telling of fortunes impaired.
homes 1*et. and often suicides. 1
observe a great many ads of houses
for Pale under foreclosure. Yet busi-
ness is by 11(4 means dull, if 1 nm a
judge. Rut there is no doubt that buy-
er are more cautious then usual. Yet
that will pass.
K'fi II�M•S
Ri t'TC fit C1S1"��ivii si
Values141
in Men's Wear
Special 5
DURING CHRISTMAS SEASON
Ties
Shirts
Regular 12 6(1 and 1111 TS)
(;leering at $1.95
i
Neck Scarfs
Regular 12.50 and $3.50
Clearing et
Neck
Regular $1 IN) and 81
Clearing at 75c w
6()
Pyjamas
Regular 12 50 and $3 fi0
$2.19 82.25 �
('leering et
W are diseantlaoiaw our Ito elf Mete. furnishings and are offering
all goods, including Gloves, Socks, Hate. Cap., etc ,
at SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES.
•
W. C. SNAZEL.
gHaberdasher and Dry Cleaner, Wept. Street. Phone R39
!Ulna
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Great Interest was taken inthe
ttre-
cent Ontario election, It appears,
may judge by inquiries and from
lunch-time conversation. The Ontario
voters were given crept for arch who -
dam as I am lure they in their mod-
esty would deny. At any rate, the re-
sult WAS a [lone in the breasts of
some Individuals in this. famished
Hoot i•ot somehow relief will come to
an arid land. it Is Interesting to hear
New Yorkers talk Intimately of their
vacation teles to modest little Canad-
ian towns, and of projected tours.
And the freedom that they once felt
w••is horn in this land of the brave -
well, If you way "freedom" to them,
they make teem.
The old Waldorf A.torla hotel the
p
being torn down, to make way
for largest office building ever known.
et*'. The flgurea telling of the boll of
these new buildings are not Interest -
Ing. Our friend, Al. Rmlth 1s president
of the trust company that is rearing
the DPW monster edifice. Through the
hrencheo of the walla carton
passersby nee views of MdNme splend-
or, the 'rend M11 -room, psacroek Alley
and the rest, moon to he gone like the
palace of Itelshlsxer. And ninthly
perched nn 4111 end erretsb eem_ high
above Fifth seem*. the wreckers
with torch and end Pit momentarily
teeth the posnp
ee of
the peat, folly destroying Pukes that
one. housed manner hs.and statesmen.
the brave and the • :air.
William Childs to returning to
obutla• reetaarante. What et IC? Well.
lose a good mend.
lose a lad one.
OR those who give pres-
ents of money for Christ-
mas to relatives, friends or
employees, we have prepared
a special cheque printed in
Christmas colours, which will
be found most suitable and
pleasing for this purpose.
You will find a supply of
these cheques for your use
on the desks in each of our
branches.
Monro1, no..omm of AtirAYI
- a occcpt.ble gift.
The Royal Bank
of Cartadr"
Goderich Branch - I. D. Eastman, Manager
THE gift that many men will give their families this
,Christmas will be a Rogers-Batteryless Radio. We
say this without hesitation, because, at the new low prices
now in effect, the 1930 Eight -tube Rogers is unquestionably
the greatest radio value in Canada.
Four Christmases ago (and that is a long time in .the
radio industry) Rogers blazed the trail for all of the
electric radios that are on the market this Christmas.
Even the word " batteryless " was coined by Rogers to
describe this Canadian invention—the first radio in the
world to operate successfully without batteries!
First in the field in 1925, the Rogers is still fiat in
standards of reliability and outstanding performame. Proven
for the past five years in thousands of Canadian homes,
you cannot possibly make a mistake in choosing, for
Christmas the .. .
COGERS IRLADflOlO
Them, aa�rr�s w.n
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The Gift of Gifts in Radio!
The NEW
Rogers " Phonolectro Radio"
Actually tett than ;295 Complete with
many radios a1owe / G.rsn.atred Tube,
Rogers Lowboy
New Reduced Print
'198
New Reduced Prices
West Side of Square.
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Rogers Highboy
NOV Red old Prise
=218
Special Christmas Terms
O. JOHANN, ' Dealer
H. 0. Sturdy, L. H. Zinn, Salesmen
G.dork