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10E{IfTY-FOURTH YEAR, NO. 50
tkbrge iN mond
Wedding Day
Mr. and list J. Newton Campbell
Gnats of Honor At
Tamily Gathering
On Monday test Mr. and Mrs. J.
Newton Campbell of Westfield cete-
t brated their sixtieth wedding anniver-
sary at the horse of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. aad Mrs. R. !Stone-
ham. of Ooderlch. Mr. an4..•Mrs.
dempbel► were married December 14th,
Ilii, at the home of the bridst r par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hfle of
Uulfett township, the °dictating clergy-
-men being Rev. T. Cleworth.
Mr. Campbell was born at Brook-
ed, Out., eighty-one years ago last
February. Mrs. Campbell (Louisa
Niles) was born in England efgbty
years ago last October and came to
Canada with her parents at the are
eteet
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931
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THE SIGNAL PRINTINQ'C0.. LIMITED, Psbtlmheee
CHURCH NOTES
Mr. H. N. Livens, of Mitchell, will
act as nrganiat sag_ matalgal director
of Koos church for the next nsonth.
At the Men's Club of North street
1'uited ebarch nest Sunday morels/8
Mr. Ralph Henderson will introduce
the subject, "What food do Christmas
gifts do?"
A service will be held is 8t. George's
dente on Christmas Eve, at 11.80.
p.m. There will also be a aervios on
the morning of Christmas Day, and on
Sunday evening tollowine the candle
carol service wll be held.
Rev. W. T. Bunt will conduct the
services' la the Baptist church next
Sunday. Gospel services at 11 a.m.,
concluding the series ou Malachi, "The
Coming of Elfish the Prophet;' 1 p.m.,
continuing the series on the Lord's
Second Coming, "The Progress of the
Devil's Lie." Bible school at 10 a.m.
Services in Victoria street United
church next Sunday will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. F. W. Craik. Ser-
mon subjects: 11 a.m., "'The Lord's
Song;" 7 pm., the seeood of a aeries
on Christian character, "Peter -The
Man of Enthusiasm." Offerings for
the missionary work of the cburrb will
be received on Sunday, December 20th,
school at '1 p. me.
,
Christmas services will be held in
Knox Preehyterlan church next' Sun-
day. The minister, Rev. D. J. Lane,
R.A..will deliver Christmas messages,
and the choir, under Mr. -H. N. eaves*
of Mitebell, will render a special pent
gram of C11110mas musts. Mr. TADP'a
sermon 'nlhjeets will be: 11 a.m., "The
Reality of the Vision Rplendid." also
the sermonette for the et1ldren ; 7 p.m„
"The Wonder of the incarnation."
At the morning eerviee of North
1 steers T'ntted church next Runt] gy
the pastor, Rev. (len. T. Watts, will
Rive a apereial ('hrlstmas mews].,
'Weal( vertha tgie- fereleijt..." Xt
MR, AND FRB, J. R. OAMPBELL R Pm. the Render Reboot will hold a
= = .. .w.
of 1hrN The
"white gilts,• • past -- will he %«a !4>tilly $611344 b ing wervise the pastor's embjeet tae
Hullettewben the township was all In "The Song of the Angela." The choir
bush. and Mrs, Campbell has often told will render epeeist mode at both ser -
interesting tales of the wild animals ekes. in the evening the mermon will
--bean, ut•er and wolves -that roamed be followed by congregational singing
the forest In her early years. of- Christmas earola-
Mr. Campbell was a woodworker by The Woman's Aawcelation of Vittoria
trade and worked with the late Thomas street United ehurth held the annual
Brandon of Londeeleoro and the late
R. Slater of Myth. Later he turned to
farming. Fatty -five years ago he moved
to what was known as the Helps farm,
at tbe Westfield Punier. which he dis-
Aped of some years taint la 1006 be
1711rebased the tarm nown as the
Horner homestead, where he , reilded
mull be and Mra Campbell gave up
housekeeping throe years ago, and they
have alms lived with their only son.
Mr. W. F. Campbell, who is still In
geweessoonsuit ,the fats
Mr. and Mrs. ('ampbeiivhave been
lifelong members of the . Methodist
(now United) Qtarch of Canada.- 111 r_'
Campbell has been a man of promin-
ence in public affairs in the township CARS COLLIDE A" WALTON
of Fast Wawanosh. Ile served in the Trams Officer Lever reports a col -
township and evtinaty councils, first as lision at Walton on Sunday night bee
township councillor for three years and tween cars driven by Stewart McBrien
then for seven years se Reeve. In 1619 of Clinton and Wilfrid Champion of
he was elected Warden of -Huron loom- Brussels geamplou, coming from the
ty, and after completing his term In north, ran into the other car, which
this attire he retired from public life, was at a seandst111 or going very
although he has not ceased to take a Above., and Uhampiou claimed it bad
deep Interest irl municipal affairs. Ha lights on. Champion bad no driv-
To Mt. and Mrs. Campbell were berm era penult' and addtitted gotng thirty
"seven children. six daughters sneak towthirty-five miles an 'hoot, and an
son? Tho of the daughters died to in - information has been laidragalest him
fans
y and another In her fifth _ jglr, for driving without a permit. Damage
Those living are Mrs, N. G. Ainslie of to the extent of -about 3150 was doneto
Monroe, Web.. Mr- W. F. Campbell of the two cars. No one was h rt,
. Westfield. Mrs. itert Taylor of West
Wewtnns117 and Yrs. R. Stonehouse of NEW BANK OP' MONT OTEli
A new issue of Bank of Montreal
-'ve v=imsd•vole greet-gread ebhth'e9. " '••" .4 -nets. tlreominatlogg, of 95. $10. 320,
9150, and 9100 is now being placed• to
circulation. e issue is the first
since RLr Charles Gordon, O.B.E., be-
came president and therefore the first
upon whteh his portrait and signature
appear. In addition to the president's
portrait, the notes carry the portraits
of the general managers, the 95 and
9100 denominations having (he por-
trait of W. A. Rog and the 110, 920 and
9AO denominations that of Jackson
Dodds. Except as regards _the por-
traits, there is little departsei'-from
the familiar design of the notes al-
ready in circulation. . '
election of offfe"res last week. These in
once for the easing year see: Presi-
dent, Mrs- 11 Down: let vlcepreeldent,
Mrs. T. Westbrook : 2nd virtiprealdent,
Mrs. J. E. Match: secretary. Mrs. A.
0. Seeley' eorrespondlsg ;'mreretare.
-: treasurer, Mrs. (len.
Wilson: devotional ronrentr. Mra. R.
Allhe :. phi Tat, Mr*. G. Baeibler : flow-
er rpmmitt:ro. Mra. L. Wra)hrook: par-
aoaare cnmmittee. Mrs. le,. Down. Mra,
r. rrawkins. Mrs. A. Mew, Mra. T..
Westbrook. Mr. (1. M11"trr : reciting
rnmmdttee. lira, A. Smith. Mrs- H
Drew. firs. Ryan, Mrs. W. Tiehhorne.
M" ..T. Fisher. M#a.-WelDew.
Goderich. There are nine grandchild -
Mr. and Mrs. ('athphell are both hale
and hearty.
Needless to say, the diamond wed-
ding celebration was a happy oeesslon.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. fttonehonse
was prettily decorated with flower",
and the table around which the family
party gathered at dinner on Monday
WAR very attractively arranged, with
decorations of pink rose" and ferns.
Those present, besides the Stonehenge
family and the gnemt" of honor; were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mins
Winntfred and Mr. !loughs* ('amphell,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor and child.
rem. Mr. and Mra- W. A. Campbell, all
of Westfield: Mra. N. Gordon Alnalte,
of Monroe. Meth.; Mr. and Mrs. James
Rbiley and Mra. J. Tanlblyn, of Londea-
Deed kir. Stnneh,mle was tna.tmarder.
-- •$fist en the bride ,was. preen/04
Y1m Taseblys and was re.aponded to
kg the e1Wq daughter. Mrs. Ainslie.
eta, behalf of . her mother. The hrlde.
groom *es honored In a toast premixed
by hl" brother, Mr. W. Ti. Campbell,
and responded in fitting manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Compete(' were the re-
cipients of a nnmler of handanme
gtfta from members of their family.
NOTIFY THE HIGHWAY OFFIC$R
Traffic Officer Lever' states that there
are still numerous highway accidenta
fn the county that are not repented as
nee; by law. if there le proper
damage amounting to 950, or it there
is any personal injury, the law re-
quires that an accident shall be re-
ported to the traffic °Meer, and failure
to ermply with thee requirement ren-
ders the offender liable to a fine up
to 9,'T0. It la heat for persons who are
involved In aeeldents to get the offi-
cer on the spot as quickly es possible,
and daring the afternoon and erening "" his presence wet facilitate •ae tt)t
anent of the enentinn of .rete l bllity
many friend* called M nffer ennest- Pre
alatlona sndegnod wishes. and of any damng olai9ta th t may
(N three who were prevent at the
result •
wedding dxty year% --+ ten are AIf1T;- - -
living: Kra. (Dr.% litntchison and Three of these-Mra. Tamhlyn, Meg.
Molt (Dee >l Harr. of Lug . E1s1 and Mr. W. A. Campbell -were
Aag et' ttigl►r11 were
plea. ('allfernla ; Kra, Alberta Ragrr-
smm. of Jaimeato'up. XT.: Mrs. Henry'
Hoover, of girth : Mr. William R.
(ittmnbedt. of Westfeeld (Materq and
her of Mr. C'ainve U l : Mrs 1. D.
lir. n{ l eamtngton : Mrs. (Roe.)
Medd. of Wellend: Ifr. Willem,
of ("intim' Mrs. emote Tamhive
ped. Jame* 1>flaLgt, of LCaodeatwaro
and brother of Yr*. Campbell) nes" lege her.
present at the dxtleth anniversary
eel Nr res t Ion.
Mr and Mra ('amptell are mending
the winter with Mr and Mr*. Rtnnce
Neese 1n town. They have been eon -
Mont readers of The Signal, and we
join with a heat of friends In town and
ennntre In wishing the worthy temple
many store rears of eomfnrt sad bappi-
tTheNews of the Town
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE
Santa Clans will make a apectal
visit to Goderlch on Thursday after-
noon of next week -the day before
Christmas --to officiate at the commun-
ity Christmas tree on the Square. He
as expected to arrive at 3 o'clock, and
it is hardly necessary to ask the little
boys and girls to be on hand to meet
him. Already a tree In the Square is
glowing with pretty colored lights In
anticipation of his visit,
GRANDDAUGHTER DROWNED
Mr. Thomas Sweets this (Thurs.
day) morning received a telegram from
Canton, N.Y., conveying the sad new.
of the drowning of his little grand-
daughter, the daughter of liar. Edgar
Swarts, about three and a -half years
of age. Mr. and Mrs. Swart' left by
motor this afternoon for Canton, where
the funeral is to take place on Satur-
day. There is general sympathy with
the bereaved parents and grandparents.
Godertch ebtieeiaee- 4wsMtate was:
'visited last week by Inspector Anglin,
who surveyed the general work of the
school, and on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week Inspector Levin was Polling sub -division No 2, at Birty
bele making an Inspection Inteneslarl _Mitcheil'e More, corner of itayfleld
The Instruction in Engilalt; to whattte I road and Britannia road; \t -m. Waite,
the Department of Education Is givtfl flde•puty returniits officer: Wilfred Me.
aperlal attention at the present time. Leen, poll clerk.
The Inspeletora expressed them*elves • ' Polling sub -division No. 3, at Park
as pleased with the manner in which hill's gYeatemarket, Fret street; F. G
the work of the school is being eon- Weir, deputy returning officer; N. Al -
sleeted, and their formai reports will Ito, poll clerk,
be received In due course. Polling sub -division by. 4, at Park -
Civic Nominationsi FALSE STATEMENT ALLEGED
Mervin Battram, oJ the township of
December 28th
Twelve Polling Plaoes to Be
Manned This Year Under New
Division of . Town
The statittory meeting of the town
council was held ou Tuesday evening,
when instructions were gteem for the
preparation and publication of the fin-
ancial statement. The bylaw for the
holding of nomination and election
proceedings also was passed.
As the town la now divided into
twelve polling divtstona, some rearrange-
ment of polling places and polling om-
cials was necessary. Tie election pro_
elamatioe levee tbe loltowtug particu-
late:
articu-
lais:
Stephen, was before Magistrate Reid
on Monday charged with an attempt
to pervert the course of justice by giv-
ing misleading information to Provin-
cial Constable Whiteside concerning
matters in ceonuectfon with the case of
Roy Smith, which was tried In Coun-
ty Court last Week. 1t Is charged
that. Battram gave the officer, while
the latter was Investigating the case, a
signed written statement which he
knew to be false. The magistrate sent
Battram *frit. j trial on tbs ee Ages,
MODERATE WEATHER
The temperatures temperatures of the past week,
with those of the corresponding week
of 1930, as furnished by the official
weather observer, Mr. J. E. Muted,
were as follows:
1931 1930
Max. Min, Max. Min.
Thursday, Dec. 10 3S 33 42 301
Friday, Dee. 11_..68 36_ 44 31
Elgin avenue; T• hus. R. Wallis, e- Monday, -Dec. 14 , .37 33 23
puty returning officer; James ]iaeY1N
sr, poet -clerk. _.110y, Der. 16 ..88 211 24
ay, Dee"16 40 34 '24
hill's meat market, East street; 1''red
ing officer; Wm.
At the meeting of Loyal Orange Murney, deputy return
Bleck, poll clerk.
Lodge No. 1R2, held last Thursday
t evening, the ,'lectlon of oflicetiefor the
['utllug auh division No.
5, at town
lemming year ea. held. Those elected hall, East street; E. C. welcher, deputy
1 ars : I'. M., Alex. Mc•\evtn ; W.M" returning odker ; Geo. Belcher, poll
'James Adams; DM., E. U. Cleveland; clerk.
i chaplain. Thos. Ryan; R.S., Joseph Me- Pulling sub division No. 4e at ;Own
Nevin-;--ielle-dohs Sasser;- freseurerr
Joseph Jack ; marshal, Arthur Kalt-
ting: let lecturer, John McGrew; 2nd
leeturer, John Rohner; 1st committee
man. John Juck; find committee man,
J. W. Bell: 3rd committee than, Wm,
Mew: 4th committee man, A. Bell; 5th
committee man, W. Clark ; tnsid tyles,
Ernest Breckenridge. The inteallation
wee take place nn Wednesday eventsR
December Zen]. 1
hall, Nast street; T. J•. Dsaa, deputy
returning °Meer; W. J. Baehs:nsnr- l
clerk.
1'olling subdivision No. 7, at !Roth-
era' wagon shop, on Victoria street; A.
Higginson, deputy returning omcer;
Wm. !Mothers, poll clerk.
Polling sub -division No. 8, at Stoth-
ere wagon shop, on erector's! street;
F. Woollcombe, deputy returning oL
-- 100T; A P'. Somersall, poll clerk, -
Pelling skis -division No. 9,'-atWal•
I ORIA STREW W. M S. t,t s store tut West street; t w St r.
At a meeting of the Woman's Mix - R as deputy returning nAL •
teon, poli clerk.
eionary Society of Victoria street
1 e urrh. held last week election
IL A. I6-INKTAL ATION
Tuesdgj wee-ttastaltation night for
Huron Chapter'" -No." -30," R.A.M.
Ex. Comp W. F. Callow conducted the
installation ceremonies. The officers in-
stalled were: 1st principal, W. G. Me -
Milieu; 2nd principal, R. G. Sander -
sun; 3rd principal, Fred Toole; scribe
E., S. D. Croft; scribe N., H. C. Dun-
lop; principal sojourner, F. R. Dar-
row: senior sojourner, Robt, Bisset:
junior sojourner, 1•'. -G. Weir ; M. of
4th V.,_ Clarence MacDonald_ M. of
art V., Nelson Hill: M. or -Midi. W:
J. Pease; M. of lat V.. D. 13. Gray;
organist, ->H. T. Barker; outer guard,
Ogle Hiller.
e`"-THE-119'sDAV NfGH4'A6ANK
W. Bisset and T. McDermott were
. the winners in the Scotch doubles
played at the Royal bowling alleys on
Monday evening. The scores (toe three
• gamest :
W. Bisset -T. McDermott ...
Mr. Slppi-T. Saunders • 1781
F. Martin --F. McArthur 1'!69
F .
• i3not-i.
PERSONAL MENTION /Lengthy Docket
at County ty COliit
Oe4 Bits Until llldlaiiki
day- Bevel til Cams Set Over
b Later Data
til, borne from Poet
iturwell for the winter.
Mins label Raines is home from
Termite tor the htslida.1. sr&eon,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Price and two
children, of Detroit, spent the week-
end here with Mr. and Mrs. 8t. George
Price.
Ale and Mrs, D. A. Grey, of London,
spent the week -end at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs, McGraw, Brock
street.
Mr. Andrew Fowlle is home for th
winter after another season on the
Lakes.
Mr. Alex. Doner, of Toronto, spent
the week -end at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. Wm. Abell.
Mr. Robert Macljy le home from
Kincardine, where he was in charge
of a fishing tug during the *mem.
Mrs. Lillian Wallla Sinclair, ofe -
troft, Is spending the Christmas seesaw
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L
Waliis, Plcton street.
Capt: Alex. Cralgle and Mrs. ° ati-
te. of Cleveland, are visiting the Cap-
tain's mother, Mrs. Alex. Cralgte, solo
sister, Mrs. A. Fowlle,
Holiday guests of Rev. Geo. T. and
Mrs. Watts, of North street yeraon-
age, will Include their daughter, Ella
"-1"`ilFilerPee nttli7N.7..,- said
21 their sots, Mr. Clayton R. Watts, of
keel:new i'nlvorslty, Madison,
11 -
P. Joknston--J. H. Taylor•
I. D. Eastman -B, /Reitman :..1_'
J. Retd ;:Bower
Polling Nutt-diehtion No. R. Lloyd -L. T. Knox 1250
Arthur's electrical shop en Wt+tfrlfr e4P1p..PnT3t1CiM 1218
tr year e5d ^•4'be ollir•rrs for H. L. Watson, deputyg
the coming year are as follows: Preetl- r poll elerk. T. Pritchard ----K. Johnston
dent, Mra, R. Philp °nic'e'r: John Whittingham, Me-
ps; 1st vise -press- Polling stab•dtvisinn No. 11, st Mc- I('' li`•Itanus-Xr4 Sale
dent, Mrs- B. Wilson; 2nd vice-pred- Arthur's electrical shop on West
dent, Mrs. 8. AAtn; secretary, Mrs. C. strew ; David Marwick, d"BILL" DONALUNiON INJURED
Young; treasurer, Mrs. R. Postle qty return-thsralte ing officer: RMt. TAIL poll clerk. Mr. William J. lro)naldsuu of Nellea
planter, Mrs. (Rev.) F. W. ,,,_ _ Rub -division _ _ Corners, formerly yr tloelerlc'I+, Is In
1200
1197
1060.
Craik; envelope steward, Mrs H P•
Mew; anperintendeets of baby arui CAylep street: F. E. Bln
urs. O. RAetNihM Frei. F' laieetieookr get.. dr-
y pots returning officer: Roiyt,:May
Mtg. pwrnd ee ,311secretary. Mrs. 41 Beech-
dies house. earner of Wlh1lam street
hand
ler; mite box secretary, Mrs, T. Tahh: poll eherk r
finance committee, Mrs. R. Phillipa, Mrs. The nomination ere ig Dau wit[ take
(Rev.) Cralk, Mrs. R. Postlewalte, Mace Monday ashy. on TiIFon1 r 2Rth,
Melt H. Mew, Mrs. T. Tabh, as. and Dol11nR, it' any, fnndny, JAn-
soctate helpers secretary, MIAs Hayn, nary 4th.
Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. O. irk
Buechler ; atrangera secretaries, Mrs. A.
t Sumer, Mien Hayti; prams *eereetry, i g na... me for
Mra. 'Rev.) Craik,
s
A LETTER OF THANKS
The following letter of appreefatlon
was received by the secretary of the
Catholic. Woman's IataRae.laom.a.Jam.
Ily In Loverna, Sask., for their share
of the eonaignment of fruit and vegr-
tehle. shipped recently from McGaw
station:
Loverna, Sask., December 9, 1931.
Ti the Catholic Woman's League,
Ooderfeh, Ontario.
Dear Ladies, -i wish to ;bank yon
and also tell you how very grateful
we all are for the gift of apples, etc.,
you rent which came to Alsask.
They were distributed over a large
area. *e live sixteen miles north and
there were Rome there from twenty
miles south of Alsaak. We got two
seeks of apples, ten pounds of beans,
one gnash and three sealer! or fruit.
One sealer had Mra. Jas, R. Reynolds'
name on. no will you ['lenge tell her
that we are savine the saapb eetrill . f
('hrintmaa Tiny? We have five child-
ren ret aehnot nge and i wish you eonld
hare "sen how delighted they were
last night to see anme apples. Von may
be gntte sere they are appreciated.
We cannot. buy any. 1 do not know
whether the report was correct, hat we
read in one paper a while ago that
acres of tomatoes were being pinngheA
ander and later on thnt miles and
miles Of grapes would not he pleked,
and yet we could not buy any At the
peke asked. Too bed some arrange
arm ennnot be nettled with fhe ritho-ny
mmpenles M that yon penpte in On
tarlo roe)d send more of puns prodnrts
to eta In the Wart. We have had three
had years, hut am thankful to any
there if' more snow et -en now than Inst
veer and a better prnnpmt for next
year's ernp.
With very gentetnt thankm to all yon
kind people and good wlehea fur a
homey ('hrtntvnaa.
Tours reepeetfnlly,
MAA- GODP'RICY il,& .
eA,ae- -.
the Dunnville hospital suffering from
painful.injuries reeeirwl In a rat ac-
' Mr. 1?. TI. $ciiweyer, the other occu-
pant of the ear, we. able to leave the
hospital after receiving medical atten-
tion for his injuries, whish were lees
severe. Thr nixie w`itt mttty tied the
driver failed to sec a turn in the pave-
ment. The este was totally wrecked!
I Ilse. Donaldson and Mrs. ttehweyer,
, wltu were in (Nvl..•y.11 Waning their
OBITUARY - y defendant
- _ Neale v. Ingram wits a loo;-0rawn
MRS, ROBERT ELDER out case, twenty-seven witnesses being
News orthe unexpected death of -heard. -- The plaintiff, Mra. Ra by_ _-_-
Mra. Robert Elder, St. David's street, and the defendant, George Ingram, are
was reeelved by the townspeople with both residents of Hay township. 011
1 regret and with sincere sympathy for September R last, It was claimed. a
the berouvetl fumily, Ua Saturday motor ear owned by plaintiff and drty-
etening \try. Elder while crcrueing the en by her brother -In-law. William Neel,
street ut the corner of Vlctorla and while travelling on highway No. 4 be -
East streets, aoeompahled by Iter i tween Hensel' and Exeter, collided
daughter, Miss Ethel, walked into col-
H lsiem with a car drlVen by Mr, Wm:
e oof Colborne township Mr.
e tmelc every effort t0 avoid
tog her, and Mrs. Elder afterwards
said he was not at all to blame, but
for a while she was stunned. She was
taken home while Mr. Treble went for
to fleeter. She made a eatistat -
cuvery and on Tuesd-y night seemed
;quite well again, but Wedeerelay mo
ing she was found dead in her bed.
Death wee ifi ;o a heart affective -
probably aggravated by the shock of
the strident.
Mrs. Elder was In her a lventieth
year. Rhee was born at Syracuse, N.Y..
her maiden -name being Nellie McI
ds a girt Abe lived forsome yeears wi
There was a Iengtby sitting et the
County Court last week, the fast Ore
not being concluded until midnight grt-
urday. Several of the cases en it
docket were adjourned to later data
Ills Honor Judge Costello presided.
Of nine civil cases ou the docket,
only two were beard, and there were
also two criminal Cases.
Mere v. Elson was an adios for
dpaaps arising sates: a o-
Itlle aot1'dent. 'The plata{[ was & M.
Hare of Wingbam, proprietor of the
$arida-lluron-Bruce coaek line. Be
asked damages of ;330.08, claiming that
a collision between bis bus and a Ford
truck owned by Louis Kallen and driv-
en by Charles Fitton, on the road be-
tween Dashwood and Exeter, was
caused by tete negligent driving of the
defeadaut. Defendant counterclaimed
for 92;50, claiming that plaintiff's bus
tbeemegieknesmeaa excessive apWd
The jury . foonfeettett etteth parties
were negligent sell awarded the plaint -
$100. damages, t l 0.1* were awarded
to -plaintiff. rank Donnelly for
plaintiff • L. E. Donee for
C
•
if
1
with a wagon and team belonging to
nd driven by defeodaut. Plaintiff's
car went into the ditch and was con-
y damaged, It eras alleged that
the defendant did not carry a light.
although It was 7.45 p.m. Damages of
9.311 were asked. The jury found
for plaintiff and the Judgment was for
:10 and costs. Frank Donnelly tor
jtluinttff: J. C. Rtanhury (Exeter) for • -- •
defendant,
The third case on the jury last, Ly-
man v. Ooderich Mfg. Co., was ad- .
}mimed ref Thursday of this week, but
was -paled In the meantime. William
Lyman, a RAW tiler, asked 9076.40 for
being laid off alter having been en-
gHRms1. aeenrding to his elaim, for ele-
ven months' wee for defendaht at tele
An bo ir.
hes grandparents at ('argtll, Bruce
equnty,,-and after her marriage she ilturdy r- toe, torned
whltk Thoosas
nwlded In that eotinty until the re-
• moral of the family to Ooderleh In Stuff' D erich, sake eaucelfatiuu
1910. Mr. Elder died In 1910. Survlvc of aft agreymeut Cur the 'sale wt lot til
(ng are three tonsured three daughters: matey, eloderkh."ie George Jar -
J ames, of Spruce Grove, Alberta : Her- dine' for 71:;1st, l excuse of alleged uon-
bal: of Toronto: Howard, of Tillsoil- puYmewt ut amount dud' pn inatall-
hnrR; Mrs. Eugene Berinm, Of Toronto, menta,_ adjourned to a -¢q to be
and the Mlaaea Ethel and Elsie, at fixe.
home. Though of a quiet, retiring des- Watson v. S.M. No, 3, Morris town -
position, Mra. Feder was • hlghb' 1 ship iu which Aller; Watson elaltis
,damages fur the death of his daugh-
ter l'hylibt ay the result o[ tnjttrtae
mtstaintd i>Lthe_:•hnnlyanf
y o x
esteemed by these who knew here, She
WAR a member of. Knmt..-Premluytertan
`- rte_ (jewrrur! to a da t be
A et1
,Cfie funeral tnkeii Aro Tomorrow
!Friday) by motor to nonRlAa 11111 (ether cages ndinurotd wete Hay
cemetery, Cargill, After n service et 't' ,t wile: an neti,ar for daynagea for
Me 4410 rceldmcr to be conducted breach of contract for the sale a
by Rev. D. J. Lane. .111 the membh•s M'":t""" (teh.*a-aetlAta
Of the family eeel`pt .Tnmea, of Al. for damages frit Injuries austnnted In
twerft, are here to pay the ln.t tribute I a for •ac•cideat (adjourned to Feb -
of Inas to their mother, , rnAry :;rd next); and Whiting v. Cook
et al„ an action for an accounting of
the proem/tole of (he-luTe i.Ans and
ft Monday morning los Dunnville Editor of I,ueknaw etamngea for the' wrongful eonversiou
Mrs- Schweyer has since returned sad
Sentinel Passes' 'nest
I. Owes tutees
are all from
the Exeter district,
Relief Effort iutrents, Mr. and Mut. C. H, Humber, i T s
Ie 1?
reports that Mr. Donaldson In maklpg
Central Committee Re -organized B Rab progress to recovery.
and Will Again Supervise '
Work of Relief
The central relief eommlttee of tSe
town was re -organized at a meeting, the town council requesting that elee-
held ott Saturday bast and 4vtu_fnne-'
den for the coming winter idea the
following officers s" l'reslde ut, S. D.
Croft; treasurer, H. T. Edwards; sec-
retary, Mrs. F. R. Ire lditt. Ea,4
church and other interested organize_ Orgnn 1'a. stated that when the town
tion of the town is represented on t 'water was slum off a few nights ago
committee conAldrrnl4t damage wa"s dans to ?nag:.
Tile following 'financial statement ter'st In prneest of mnnnfnctnre In
for the pest year was aubmlttei by their pinna. and it was suggested that
the treasurer, Mr. Edward!: fhe enmmiastnrl mecnre a marhtne to
Rett }' make tenter cnnneetIons under pres-
sure.
it was derided that the Organ Co.
>'?Rfiy ter ?whit -nevi shut tet wnfer
went turned off, not to make n rennet.
tion. but to repair a water main that
ad horn broken dnrfne •ewer ennetrtte-
Bon work, and flint the ('nntpany ire
Advised to instnll and keep a small
tank of water ter "inch enntingenciee
The C'onirenr wa. notified h0nrehand
of the "hutting off of the water on the
(7lothtns,'etc. ner•naton in guedlon.
Tt was Nissl iml
Balance in bank Der, 12, 1931 29 05 Md. M order M e)imin•
ate radio Intergrenee. M pun -liege two
info (10 'o"ldeneers 5* nett to a neer rtneler
An ntrttrnt appeal ie, made to organ- arm."A ui eAbAr 'rw " to the rrot,tnneo
I•rntio,n. and individuals far dnnettonm A v. Alklnmww am..nnn gn raft.
Ibnaon rewire. the interior ret idiot
flee "sed ease ing nA nna..M01.
Sir r Tremolos, nAgor f1
Rhrl MMrea. 1. reeefred a leinr1.0ete
1(7 pterw dtaAer .et a* a prise for In
eT,,,,,y, of antes tar three months In
fist• erne key" department This im the
Mrnn{I - that has same within
two or three weeks to the
}beefs Store.
i thereat (adjourned to February lOtb
WATKILANll.Ll(7HT COMMISSION
At the meeettng of the water and 1 Death of A. D. McKenzie Terme
light commisdon Iatit Thursday night instes Illness of Many Months
Reeve Cralghe appeared on behalf of Native of Culross
tete lighting beeeiro,lde d for the com-
munity ('hrlatneag tree in tj,it Bones
Park. The commission agreed to light
the tree.
A eom1 i 1, leatfon from the Ooderich
r pts. 30
Mayor 1i 1 \ MHcEwan
irwetvrtt4i. Wu
Mene,A•tung Canoe Club 25 00
Abmeek Chapter, I,GW,E. 25 00
Maple Lent Chapter, I.O.D.E. ., 25 00
Mrs. Itonert Cutt 60
Total 11170 (a.
Expeadliaiiis •
Milt and gto*eriea ,i, 974 10
coal , 745
$25 00
1, Ow fund of thi. oommlttee. The
balance en hand La tntnfy inadequate
to meet the entlm which Mme In. The
auheommittee in charge Im especlall)
.rel pted for the earrying nn of thl•
work.
Any enntributlons sent to the treats-
neer,
rear
neer, Mr. Edwards, *111 he grate wlir
t'erelve&, arknm►letlgad, and need to
0.!„l ,batt 'Wye ntetle.
•
Lucknow Dec. 16.-Tbe funeral of
A. D. McKenzie, edtitor of The Luck -
now Sentinel for the past twenty-one
years, was held from ills late reel -
Bence on Tuesday. Mr. McKenzie had
been le falling health for tome time,
having been meted to hit lesi for the
peat fire months, lilts WAR horn on the
4th coneession of. gtlrgss and when s
young man went to Colorado, where old girl residing In Rlephen township.
he Was engaged ln• _ carpenter work, I After it trial lasting two day., the Jury
Later, he spent font's time in the Peace 1 returned n verdict of not guilty.
Rarer dlatrict pewee -ting. i Frank Donnelly wns the deferrer eon
Prior to nettling In iia know Mr. wd ('sown Attorney Ti. F. H
edrted IMteru --J*-,Atllkte:x-
Beattie Cane Settled
The aetimn of floor*' Beattie of
R'Inglnant against The Wingham Ad-
ranee -Times, in conneettnn with the
su(eserlption eontest eondncted by the
defendant newspaper last spring, was
ndJonrned to Friday of thls'week, but
line wince been settled by the payment
to the plaintiff of 1660. -,I1 H, Daneey
for plaintiff: J. H. Crgw1 (Wings
ham) for defendant,
Criminal Cases • - .
]toy Smith, a •breed delivery- men
of Parkhill, wee charged with a aeri-
nus offence against a seventeen year -
Rank., and in Teegwnter. Deeeiaed
was a member of the library hanrd.
of the i.O.O.F. Lnd1tP'and ret the
Masonic Order.
prompted.•et.
"tt, o}
charged with stmt
Mrs. Ids Naeket
•h>n. Evlde
value of
After a abort mercies. conducted by under
Rev, R. ,W. Craw, of the T'nited n
ehtlreh.,'aaalstrd by Rev. r- Tayede
of Ashfield T-nited ehnreh. end
(' 11, lie on,1d, of the P
rhnrch, Old fight LOAM,
!Routh
took charge. lnerrm EARLY, PLEASE
pn111warrrs
Klnlrtp cenmate. 01 \t P r : its
were
CtIN1As
shut.
7
Inn was
ilo tame.
cuss, hes Court
tenon where so small
• Inrotverl. Mr. Dannelly •
reel for the defence In thin ease
:r order n t r r t a
wiser es that The nnl mnv
w 1
. O Ter nirr abe
A
DaaeM. .eery A: W. Rsreptowe cool published II*l ed atxt week In time: for ole -
1t v' .t. Fens's. of eminent. nlntinn lrinre the t'hristmae hoR-
Thr Menetetung Cann. Cloth II held
Inv its C`hrt.tm to at banes on Veen.",
env, December fi3th,
(Tristram' tyre And cnneert wilt be
1 he•14 et the ('hildran's Rbelter, Cameron
street. nn C'hrtttmaa Fre, Theirmdav
'ilecemtier 24.
_.aleee-..-.-
4ny, tt I. requested that ndvertlspra
and eorresp. (donta .end in their
"envy" am ensly as poudh)'. Rem,
advartieernente fennel. he rhes
irss ropy in reeetyed by
at the Ltowt,
•Plea