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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1931-12-10, Page 3Clubbing Rates The Signal can save you monhy OA g11rr1Wt any periodical. For ir`tance, The Signal sad ibe London Adver- tises for $6,SO. Saw 50 cents. Wage Job Printing Job printing in all its branches at The Signal. First-class printing at reasonable prices. Telephone 35. INTING 00.. LIMITED, Publishers. GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1931 J. W. Craigie laser—act • and Real Estate Dominion, Provincial, and Municipal Bonds BRE, CAR aid NYACCIDENT O SURANCE —- REAL ESTATE — Several geed mortgages far le sa. r Amounts CGUeeted W. . J. I V �1 ELL P. 0. Be: 434 �. - Geo. Williams Dealer lo DOMINION. PROVINCLAI.. MUNICIPAL AND CORPO- RATION BONDS Mrs. Audits!. Automobile, mail Omni Warsaw Agst pmmm e�, neat le busk et 0osre• Phone q Goderkh DO YOU REALIZE dint according to statistics Ari msaed of. .ewes sit who meek As a s aro depeadtrat w fr gime ler fresh daily broad? HAVE YOU ANALYZEL peer awn situation T How do YOU steadADEQUATE UM is yew swot valuable E ....c. THOS. ,WILSON R. R. 5. GODERICH, ONTARIO Telo�iene 1510. Carlow NEW BOOss AT Routine Business Tug puguo Lugg,ARY Fids, Young- 'ir-sad Mit--iMs - Buck The Good Earth Dunham . •Tit. Trail of the King's Men Curtiss Marry for Love lialswotthy Maid In Waiting (ialsworthy The Country House Packard ....The Gold Skull Murders Farnol The Jed. of Destiny (lather Shadows on the Rock Rosman The Sixth Journey Aldrich A White Bird Flying Nen-fleins Galsworthy.. The inn of Tranquility Davies Storied York Hanna Careers for Canadians Shaw Complete Plays Yagawa - _ Iat►e . Ib4 law of Lite Bread, Dr. samosa° Tomltne0q�•»-»`0t of 8oundtnga Oxenham Selected Poems Flowers for the Living Sagas of the Sea Under Northern Lights The ,Culture of Flowers Adventures in Genius Conflict at Council Meet McClung MacMechan Sullivan Moore Durant Forbes Andrews , ed. _Mahatma Gandhi ; His Own Story Younghuaband Dawn in India 0Aralrses_..».. _Adventures 4e---Saittade May • •Bible eterferaa8-4Lew to'Ite11 Them Thomas ..ieMIM•-i*nd of the Black Pagoda - - Pierce. ed. Our Dominion Stantetreet ..Recftattoas for Children Referents! Dilly Tante. pseud. Living Authors Wangler ....Pietionary of canidlan Biography "If I dream that i have a million dollars, what 1. that a sign of?" a man wanted to know the other day. Well. les a pretty good sign that he will meet with • great disappointment when he wakes up. The 0. F. Carey Co. Fire, Accident and Motor Car IP4SURANCE —AGENT FOR— The Mutual Life of Canada Offies—Masonic Temple. West Street, Goderieb. NELSON HiLL. n Telephoe 230 • Manager LIGHT FUt'li'l'H YEAR, NO. 49 'Rev. M. C. Parr CHRISTMAS MEMORIES Otmimunity Ohrtiltipas ?ren to 11* Held—Toboggan Slide and Rink in Victoria Park The tows Pt/WWII held its general committee meeting as usual on Thurs- day night last, and immediately after- wards the regular council meeting, in order that Friday night might be free. All the members were present except Deputy Reeve Moiler, who le still to - capacitated as a result of the accident which be suffered recently. The cemetery *rebut re ousel three Interments in the month of November. A communication from tie Ford Mu- tor afor Co. proposing the purchase by the town of a tractor fur mow -plowing was referred to the public works committee. The agreement with regard to unem pluyment relief work and direct relief grants was received from the Provtn- eial board at To:onto and was ordered to be tiled. A letter from the Ontario Depart- ment of lisalth teteleasaLaommiliilbmW- of sprit -FM of the atone--ferthe new sewer. A memorandum in connection with the Ship -by -Rall movement as being submitted to the Provincial Govern- ment by the affiliated railway organiza- tions was submitted to the council for approval sad wan -referred to the ape vial com-lislttee: The finance committee recommended that the Mayor, the chairman of the nuance committee and the treasurer be empowered to close up the sale of the local improvement sidewalk deben- tures, amounting to $43,975.25, to MCochrane Murray & Co. at a essre. prke ty yield the town 1011.554 with st interest fromDecember 1 -L . In coa- /v_jtL Beauty ( iteCtluu with the sale, of lands for �l�I(od 1111 Beat+mtrr-- axes at 39th. the rota EDNA M. CANPKELL tee reported that the sum of 9935.84 had been paid on theme lands. and Mared or "ager instar 5.1 the sale had been adjourned to Jan- PHONE abPHONE 634 WEST STREET M 1'w properly protected by - PERE INSURANCE? ------—CONSULT— F. WOOLLCOMBE - 1 or Phone 2!4 The kinking Real Estate uary lxth next. ---*- Th"' -"*_The Iatt,li.• worka eQmmlttse recti- bounteous banquet repeat had been The "Bells of Yule" --the [Derry belie— Are chiming through the snow, The very words are silver strains So tunefully they go; And as each carol clear ascends To haunt the wintry sky, Its echo wakens memories Of Christmases gone by. 0141 aoanee that (ailed bIlne . +.,s T>RpaRbeeaet While f-remem red faces snide And gay ghost -laughter rings; Once more are former feasts re. spread That well -loved friends may dine, And all across the treasured,years Re -kindled hearthfires shine. So Lovely, go -intangible, - And than all gifts more sweet, These precious memories that flock Our Christmastide to greet; O "Bells of Yule" ye golden bells! Chime from your frosty towers A joyous ('hriatnias canticle For unforgotten hours. .,. ... WHEN IMPRESSIONS COUNT -- S !omen Life, Gins Blood Transfusion for a Member of His Congregation in London The following from a London paper, referring to a former pastor of Vic- toria street United church, Goderich, will be of Interest to many readers of The Signal: Today a member avenue United church because the pastor,4M has twice given blood to save her life. Altogether Mr. 1'arr bas given more than a quart of blilattLt9_i .. woman. Last year the member of Mr. Parra flock was snatched from the valley of death when her pastor offered a blood transfusion, and last week when her life was again in the balance be stepped forward. The last transfusion was made a week ago, and another one may yet be necessary to take the pa- tient from danger. Six people offered their blood when it first became known that ■ trans- fuaton was-mlr!sary, and attempts _lir. Parr, but ...11111116. [AL ,1.HAVE.. -----THE--ADVANTAGE Order now and be ready for the holidays HATS in the new dark broi% sand and pearl grey shades. het us show you the Mansfield line of Custom-made SHIRTS. 4MnDE1 j �iiG AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE 7'.4fs - alive NEWLY-WEDS ENTERTAINED At a recent meeting of the A.T.P.A. ,-the Kineardine Anglican church a banquet was herd 7n Honor of four newly married couples: of whom Mr. and Mrs. 1'. V. Henry were • The hall and tables were tastefully decor- ated for the occasion. After the mended that the request of Thome Randall, fur permission to erect as - other gasoline pump ked tank nn his property on the Huron road, be granted; that the chairmen of the pub- lic works and parks etimmittees be em- powered to reconatrtiet the toboggan slide at Victoria Park, The committee reported that is•rmllesion had been given to the Goderieb Dairy to erect a sign on cheer building on Hamilton i street and overhanging the _street, i when they have furnished the usua'- 1 bond of indemnity : that they were looking Into the complaint of Joseph s •.diowts:an regarding water en eypreas HeaNs and Lots `C.— er rstreet: that the eonstruction of the for 5 i 18 -inch sewer on Waterloo, St. Pat - Large number listodl .e i "M. riek's. Church and Nelson streets had -, been commenced, =aerials were being Bee or write purchased. and the men had been W. ARMSTRONG placed under the Workmen's Compen- RE.AL ESTATE cation Board. — Dederick I The epeeist committee reported as follows: "We recommend that a milk time% with a sore hand. J. Box 89 • Martin PHONE FOUR NTNE TAILOR AND HATTER 11; he Irak male the blood were trade 1t was found that the paator's was the only one in the correct blood group. So far as 4e known this is the first time that a pastor has offered his blood in this way to save a member a his lot k.-.- It -is-- definitely known reeorda that -it. -has neyer-oceut- red before in city hospitals. The woman has leen 111 for over a year, and on November 14 she was re- moved to Victoria hospital in an ex- tremely dangerous condition. Doctors decided that a tranefudon must be I ' made, and Mr. Parr did not hesitate i for a moment. partaken of, a wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Henry. A toast to the young couples was given by Rev. A. 11. Thomas and suitable responses were trade Glfta were presented the new ly-weds, and afterwards a pleasaUt time was spent In playing games Mrs. Henry was formerly Miss Vera Elliott of Golerich, and Mr. Henry also is well known bete. --- - It a clothed -wringer dues not work freely, smear a little glycerine over the begrings• if this method is adopted =out be any danger of the glycerine staining the clothes.! WHITIICHVROM, --DS - - 1 Lila Emerson retarded fro>aJl int ford on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs_ ('has. Wightmau art celebrating their. fortieth wedding i. nlrersary on Wednesday, December 9. We wish them many happy r.turas o1 the day. Mr. Extra Scholta 1s laud up these Do You Prize Your ossessions? deme. be- *ranted to the Goderlch.i_:_Mr. and ,Mira. Jas. 1'nrdon and Jean. Dairy. subject to approval of the board la._ prank CoulteLrud Isabel motorist of health, nnd'that the matter of milk to Leamington on Friday Iasi amt ferrel to lite board of health tests be re to see that samples from all sellers are tested and that th4 milk bylaw Is strictly enforced." 1 1 The cemetery and parks committer I on Monday, December 21. reported: "We have had Mr.S. M. Milts Isabel Macl.aughlin, of Sea- -- Johnson. town engineer, survey wed y out roads In pierce of new cemetery I forth, has been visiting at the home lands. We herewith submit the plan e1 Mr. and+Mea: Wm. Robinson. -_ and recommend that it he adopted and that the fences be moved to inelude this portion lnto.2he present premises. also that the new pteee ineorporated he 1x1(1 nit in iota and offered for aide to the publle as soon as can be - arranged by your eommlttee." The court of revision reported: •'in the matter- of- W. 3, Morrow's . com- plaint regarding his assessment. the road nil and %ewer rate spikes his two vacant lots on Rritannla road. we recommend that no action be taken on this year's rates'. as they have already been etrnek and It Is now too late for any alterattnne." These report* were all adopted. Community Christmas Tree On motion of Councillors Worsell and Carey, arrangements for a com- munity Christmas tree were left in the hands of the chairmen of the special eaommlttee and the parte committee, the cost not to exceed 3100. The public works eommfttee was em- powered to have an open-air skating rink trtade In Victoria Park. I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED THE AUTHORIZED PARTS DEPOT FOR u% ,ifs a dDe -' Electric.$ysteins These two systems cover prsotiosBj.,11oNnMlnalaR can. I have a good service stock of genuine Part' sad also the proper testing equipment to give you sareioe on generators, distributors, starting motors, eto. Miller's Service Station Corner of Victoria Street and Elgin Ave. Phone 259 ,n ---these t,uo New.-M-ajeesties ioei� ot=7 spent the week -end with rclntiv.•- there. The United church Sunday 84110011 are 'holding their Christmee concert , PF.RHAPS you are one of • many who have worked hard, saved money and ac- quired property or bonds. If these possessions were worth working for and sa rinE for, are they not worth protecting in the best possible manner? A few moments spent at one of our branches—the payment of a small rental fee, and your deeds, titles, bonds and other valuables can be placed in a Safety Deposit Box, located in a vault which was specially constructed for the Bank's own protection. no better form Mrs. A. Reid, who hits been visit- ing with her daughter in Lucknow, L ga ain at her home here. DUC Mrs. Elsie Brigham of Itlyth and .her children are eliciting -thin week at the. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Wlghtman. Miss McLaughlin, Wag Laura Ron - ?Tilton and Ra motored to Walker- ton on Sunday and spent the day with their brother. Dr. Harold Robinson, and his wife. Mc' young people of the Anglican church, Iiolyrood, are presenting their play, "The Road Back," in the 'limo- nite hall here on Thursday, December 10, under the auapleea of the W.M.S. of tbe-united chureb. Mr. and Mrs. ('mil Falconer and children and Mr. John Falconer mo- tored to Caledon on Saturday and spent the week -end with the latter'. daugh- ter, Mrs. Elgin Wellwood. Mr. Fal - canner Is staying at Caledon for a few Months. _ Mr. and Mrs. ESI Gaunt spent a day lost week with Miss Sarah Aar• Nutt. Mr. Alex. MacKenzie and daughter Kathleen, of Langelde, spent a day last week at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Tho.. Gaunt of T1lrttberry. Mrs. George Ca.emnre and Mite Net- tle of Turnberry spent a day Inst week with Mr.. Jas. MacGregor. , Mr. Jas. Rosa of Holyro.p d ent few days last week with his brother. - "-S r.- It. .1. Roe., .4145 hie Pieter, Mies Rom - (lathe rine Ro Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Avery of Holy-- Holy - rood visited one day Isat week at the A home of M.r. and Mrs. Robs- J. Rotes. Mr. end Mra. (;has. Gilleepte at- tended the funeral of Mr. Haden" In Lucknow on Thursday last. IN marry 1f I was sure I wouldn't get need to IL—Life. te Children Left Alone In a little house In a back street two children are awaiting Mother's and tad's return. They ore being hpet by a friendly organisation but there can be DO Tiom. ter them until their Barents come back. wt....er. are the parents? For many months they have been struggling for lost health and strength In the Toronton Hospital for CoeOtn•tlyate 'rimy have benefited greatly.- as es many hundreds In, from the Quiet• nese creels air, kindly' nur Ing and aedlcal attention. 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