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Helpful gif t counsel
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ANOTHER holiday season —another
Christmas list to be filled. Ally not,
this year, make use of a helpful gift
counsel that costs you no more, yet
adds so very
faction'
Just a word or two about each
person you are considering, and we
can quickly show you dozens of attractive, enduring
things to fit both your prices and the persons in mind.
For months we've been gathering them-- gifts of pre-
cious metals in authentic stylts as illustrated here. Consult
us now for the professional advice which makes gift
choosing a simple, enjoyable task.
4 Wishing all our customers and
friends a merry Christmas
much in lasting satis-
E. C. Robertson
Diamond Merchant and Jeweller
Phone 136 Goderich
THE SIGNAL,
GOLDEN WEDDING 07
MR. AND MRS. R. J. McGEE
Relatives and friend* J0Li1 in Celebrat-
ing the Happy Orca*iuu
lin Tuesday, lkr•ewbur 10th, a
happy and unique event took 'plate et
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. It. J.
McGee,. Auhuru, when they had the
privilege which comes to so few of
celebrating their golden wedding. DIM
er was .ert•NI at 6 o'clock to a few
of the flllllkel,ate rehltives of the bride
and gown of fifty years. The dining -
room was artistically festooned iu a
odor scheme of gold and white, pretty
streamers being hung from the ehan-
deller and fastened to the four corn-
ers of the table, in the centre of
which was a lreun11fu1 bouquet of
'mums. The prettily desoralel "brides
cake" w•as est at the talkie by the
bride.
GODERICH, ONT.
of Auburn, were among those prat- town' hall, when quite a large number!
ant. Of Mr. McGee's tawny Mrs. Thos. enjoyed the dance and the good music
Idel.aughllu, of Toronto, and Mrs. D,I furnished by the La►eskle Entertain -I
Menzles, of Edmonton, remain. Mrs. ens. There were nearly thirty In cos -
.1. Young (Mary) and James Issued' tome. The grand march was led by
away some twenty years ago. I ljr. Saw. Westlake, floor manager.'
To Mr. and Mrs. McGee were born 1 Prizes were awarded as follows:'
two sous, .laturs Lorne, whose earlyChristmas tow, Lucy Woods; witch.
demise, r :::e eighteen years ago, was Mr.. John Turner; old -titre bride, Mrs
a great sorrow, and R. Harvey, who Matteotti' Toms; page. hrrtdce Seed
with his wife resides on the old hutue 1?ucle Sam. Gerald Hamilton; Klr
stead with his parents. With the excels! Klux Klan, J. Watson; clown \1. \1'e -t
tion of a few years spent in )(lucent.'lake; old -.fuer, Lloyd \ti kits. The
Inc and Woodstock. lir. and Mr.. Mc• [ judges were Mrs. F. M,•l:ern, Mr.. W.!
Gce have lived tontluuewlsly on 1he • F'. Met ealf ..ud \Vales Juhnstau.
old McGee homestead. hospitality is ('curt hose of Sharon was organized
the element characteristic of this
tote. ••
lu the evening an unexpected emu -
pang of friends gathered to wish the
&ride and groom many happy returns
vial to offer a rngratulatlons. The
gentlemen presented Mr. Menace with
The weldttng of fifty years ago to,k
pias• in the log house which still re-
main. intact and Is now owned and
111,11101011 by Mr. and Me. Sidney Me-
('lincbeyd The bride, who was Anne
Stalker, is on,• of four surviving mem-
bers of a family of nine. Robert, of
Auburn, Juhn, of Waskeda, Man.,
William M.. of Woslstw•►. Joseph, of
Ingersoll, and Elizabeth (Mrs. Wm.
Sturdy), of Auburn. passed away sud-
deuly and unexpectedly ,within a few
years of one -another. The surviving
brothers and slater are Reeve F. D.
Stalker of East Wawanosh, James 7t.,
of Napanee, and Mrs. D. Geddes, Wing -
ham. Jalw•s Id,, the youngest member
of the family, was unable to be ['reg-
ent to enjoy the happy occasion, but
sent eongratulatlons. Reeve Stalker
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. Geddes, of
Winghaw, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen,
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g For Your Christmas Baking 11
V W E HAVE A FULL LINE OF--
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Currants, Shelled Almonds and j
AWalnuts, Pineapple, Citron, Lemon 'A
tdx and Orange Peels, etc.
FULL STOCK OF g
V Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Bananas, etc. a I
See our window for guessing contest for Doll to be
given away on evening of December 24th.
Geo. Price & Son 2
In PM. There Is but cue of the ,'hurter
members still living, Mr. John 1'ul-
lock. The present officers are: W.'11,
Talbot, chief ranger; Archibald Arm-
strong, vice•c•hlef ; D. C. Galbraith,
treasurer; George E. Greenslade, fin-
ancial secretary. Owing to the cold
a meerschaum pipe iu a handsome weather and condition of the road*
morocu case, the presentation lacing'[, there was not as large an attcudaute
made by Dr. Weir in tits usual tact as there might have been.
fol manner, The ladies made Mrs. Mc -
Annual N ag C. 1'
c{:� The annual business meeting of the
well- I Cldldren'r Aid So•Irty w•III Is• an
, F•rhlay. Deenlla•r :Y►Uo, net 3 1111'.1111(1. at
Fel' � the 1'hllde4u'a Shelter on Cameron
aeric stow.. The rlw•11un of officers for
can Beauty noses was the gift of Mies Imo will take place at .lis meeting,
King in recognition of the unique of I All are invite) to attend.
rasion. Tlw• evening was pleasantly ! ---
spent in games and social chat, with Sidewalk Dispute
•ilei all
Gee the re•Ipient of a magnificent NMt C soelrl
bouquet of yellow 'mums. Mr. M
made a fitting reply In a few
chosen words, after which everybody
sang -For They Are Jolly (tUod
laws " A beautiful bouquet of Aa
GODERICH TOiVN�iIIP appeared for the tewh. His Honor
a few• old-time dance+, •..
enjoyed themselves until the -wee. . Judge Lewis ou Wednesday heard
sma' cors." returning to their resIac-Ievida•uce at the.i•ourt louse in the
ve to
tire homes happy to have partaken in i matter of the \Velliagtuu street side -
this j open. occav0C0/041/11and .-(sbdng )Ir. 1 walk and made an adjournment for
hiswife all good things for the rewaluW- E. R. ig1a, applying far the '''-coal i A Signal
17th under which construction of Owl
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and Mrs. McGee with their son and I argument. i.. E. [homey appeared for
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Thursday, December 19, 1929.—a
The Last Minute Shopper
WILL FIND MANY USEFUL AND PRACTICAL
• GIFTS HERE OF
Things to Wearg
ti All gifts neatly boxed in Christmas
boxes free
WE EXTEND
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to our many friends and customers 2
our sincere and hearty wishes for
A VeryMerry Christmas
Yy Geo. W. Schaefer and Staff
PHONE 56
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ing years of their lives. of 1b• ill) '11011 )ails I 011 (/staler
wok was stopped. and 1). E. Itolmes
promise) t0 render judgment within
GODERI('il Tt►WNSIi1P, Dc. IS. -1 threw days
-CHF.
1 Reserve [Friday evening, 'December 20,
a u('hrbatmas te maned canlata,l
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t"Rtres+elthe Ix one thareCometh," iu be
given In Union church by the Sunday
school.
1 The heartfelt sympathy of the cum
1 munity Is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Wilaon In the death of their in-
fant daughter. a-hich occurred 011
Sunday morning after a week's Illness.
The funeral tts,k place one Tuesday
sfteruo,n to Maitland cemetery. Rev.
G. Butt conducted the funeral service,
during which Miss Margaret Pent-
land sung a solo. which alts very
mu •h :rpprre•latel-
A baptismal service will be held it
l Union church next Sunday et :t p.m
Sunday'schout at 2 p.m. Rev. G. Butt.
the pastor. will preach.
Yr. McKee' Falconer. of the tali !
comes/don, bad the sad Misfortune to
have his.
barn destroyed by fire 1a,'
Thnraday afternoon.
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD, Iles 17.—Miss Theban.
Ritz. who spent the peat two weeks i I.
as the guest of her aunt In Mitchell,
returned home on Tuesday last.
Mrs. J. Keyes, of Henaall, visits)
last week with her sisters, Misses)
Parke,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sparks. of London,
visited her filt1lr, Yr. J. D. Woola,1
past week. On their return Ilpme he
returm•,I with tbem for a visit.
Mewts•rs of i,. O. i.. 24. Bayfleld,1
are having it progressive euchre in the
'town hall Friday evening. Ikcember 1
27th, for which good 'wires will be'
given, after which there will he /1:
I
Banquet and 1►anee.—Ila, Wednes-
day evening, December 11th, the mem-
bers of (hurt Rose of Sharon. Canad-
ian Order of Foresters. with their 1
wives and a few Invited pleats had 1
a banquet at the Ritz hotel. An ex-'
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
FROM THE HEAT FOLKS
Merry Christmas to everybody ;
We wish you a warm house,
A cheery fireside,
A delicious dinner.
Ml the presents that old Santa Claw
has in his bag,
And a New Year of unalloyed happi-
ness-
Yours sincerely,
THE HEAT FOLKS.
CALL TH
Mitifitire
TELEPHONE 248
icT Corner of Square and North Street J.B. MUSTARDCOMP�N
tiat:pl,ktlpitiiia Ntatitati gia a l I Phone 98 — Goderieb
Smith's Art Store
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HAVE THE LOVELIEST
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
and the mod beautiful PICTURES
under the •un Come in and see
all the pretty things
Store Open Every Night
Smith's Art and Gift Store
erlleat gorse dinner was prnt•Idetl by
yMrs. T. Bally and was greatly en -1
joyed by all. pater in the evening a I
tnasquerak• dao:" wits held It the'
DOUGLAS CAMPBELL
Organist and Choirmaster of
NORTH STREET UNITED CHURCH
,a855 THE CITIZEN, 0/ 0001140 1-4
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
Irappy and Prosperous
New Year
and takes this opportunity of
extending thanks for the ex-
eellent support hepas received
as a teacher and the cor-
dial co-operation in all things
musical.
Temporary Studio at North Street
S. S. Room.
POST OFFICE BOX 81 4
Our Sales in the Atwater Kent Radio show a teriffic
Again Famous
increase far beyond our expectations. Day by day through the won-
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Cclendar for Every Paid -in -Advance Subscriber
THE MODEL THEATRE
wishes to everyone a merry
Christmastide
—
`Program for the holiday meek'
Monday and Tuesday—
DAINTY DINA
the sc•nsationel Viennese dancct in a t
1111rtgur..% gay I.ietlrizatu,n ',t r, tally uta,
- "The' Prince and
"Tim • to Expire"
GRALLA
%%inkling tai,• of Austrian court
I ins playmates. Filmed in Auaria,
the Dancer''
"Fox News'
Wednesday and Thursday—
'1'iii: -I'I?("I':1('I.h: (1F THE 'AGES
DOLORES COSTELLO with GEORGE O'BRIEN
in the great screen epic which has wc0l,-n,lorsation from allcrito
"NOAH'S ARK
Amazing! Thrilling! Gripping!
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"Be Careful Dearie" "Glorious Adventures"
Admission nights—Adut.:1'ie (children 2iw•
Matinee Christmas I ray at a p nn.
Adnlitann mat ince —Adults 2 t• Children 15e
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Emil Jaanings with Esther Ralston and Gary Cooper
The greatest actor on stage or acretl in a drama of life. One of the tea
pictures that yon roust not miss.
"The Betrayal?'
"Lost Laugh's, -Uncle- Tom's Crabbin"'
Matinees Wed. and Sat. at 3 p. m.
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Kent owners with A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
To otrsdwtwat
Frank Riley
J. H. Lauder
and also to you who are contemplating a Radio
purchase eventual Atwater Kent Ownets.
Girvin S. Your