The Signal, 1931-12-24, Page 4GREETINGS
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WE Mita* that many have felt the aMhlu of fl* present
year and we brdgbter and bet er that it, but we feel year IWii beton usTh
dawn
of aTherefore,
maw we aetesul to YOU again the ever old. yet ever new
wish, sincerely expressed, for a
HAPPY
JOYOUS
AND MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
' JOYOUS AND BOUNTIFUL NEW YEAR
YOURS SINCEREI.V,
W. C. Pridham & Son
Men's
Men's
and Boys' Wear
Telephone 57
LEEBURN
middle His pllult inclined nod t ie r ear
looked to tl tots to thaw la out 'It
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
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THEG1NGHAM PIG
By LUELLA BRUCE CREIGHTON,
in The Now Outlook •
The Giagbatu Pig lobo was born , her sweeter, so that oft
proud', nye the smallest pip In Ws lib. front stuck over the top.
family. -From the very beginning 1fe1 "Ton mut me iruaru, .clot
felt highly superior to, his eleven i Tlwuks so much." said the
brothers and sisters. He was smaller 1 haw Pig, W another neer) retitled
and flintier and squeakier than *11 ''I'll take you right hack t
the rest, but he started right in to barn." saki the (Little tart ., "1 don
be eucelttrl. Ile wore his tall in a know why you don't rat anythul
Double Curl, which his wotlur thought you're getting so await you do
pot good term. in other ways, too, he like a real pig any more at al
I looked different from all the rest, and 1 11itThe Glto the ewrarn Pig snugas gled
was very glad he did. t
ry
t The other little pigs wen! bright •'lleylw they'd let we bring
I pink all over. from their poky little 1 the 1 e' to have your Suppe
(snouts to their tone -Curl tails. liutithe stelee `lock to the onus
I the Gingham Pig was bright pink
tooth rude only. and had * broad I when sly had told oiler.. .
white hand right around him In the 1 fcluod theeting aulsrPig. 11111
oars was
lam
h. ..
730, In the dottrels. Everyone Thursday. [)etrmt►er IOW. Owing to stamp
said } WPB•ome• the absence of the president, Mrs. W. tlt•raent stamp on the clt7'a14e."
mug_t. I Born =1u ttoarrldd on Thursday. inti W. Walter, through Illness, the c•hatr I 'MT• dear. wt 1 a -Mosso --
•'Ibut 1 tlael It all right, ma'am. I
grunt. , umbar 17. to Mr. and lies. told. Renu, was taken by the 1st vire prwtident, 1, t eliauged the rddrrrww on the
u the a daughter. Congratulations. Mrs. Thos. Wilson. Tee meeting was l alrn t eln•s." Prairie Farmer.
S. S 1lfeers.-Thr annual meeting opened with the staging of the hymn,
net lot
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP I
OOLBORNE TOWNSHIP, Dec. 21.-
A Merry Christmas to everyose.
Mra. Jean Walters ut Turontq spent
1 the week -end with her mother, Mr*. R.
M. Young.
Miss Bente Crawford spent Sunday
.w'Ith friends at Londewhoro.
The Y . P. 8.
I)1•cewb4y
will bold their meeting
y3 S3ea ar ITe ttlg•
i . _ , ,. b� the !e....; re hal tut poured that T ps
27, at wren! t the twc►olmt
ly ht+ ;trod ate, ma. I will
be 1 en the am
CARLOW Walter; organist, Miss A/[tkt 1 .
secretary, Mrs. Henderson. Rev. W. i .
ladlets' Aid I Patton led in prayer, dedicating oriel
CAIIWW, Dec. Y2.-Tpe now ..dicers to their work, and a4s•d ,
of the 1'r ryterlan group met at the I with the benediction. Two balks et ,
home ut Mrs. A. W.'Zottlsg ou Drcem•
e clothlpg were rent to the dried -out
bar loth with a full atteudauce of
amen, our of hcnophrl supplies and', c
urowbers and much (Wallows was done. the other of quilts, clothing, etc.
The slur ..parer were appointed fur --
114'4:. IA'. M. S. Ofiters.-The regular "illi you mat tour two letters
tt ly meeting of Smith's Hill W. "Yre•w, at the post odic. But 1
Monthly
g•
)k
of the Smith's HW United Sunday
achtol was held in the church last
torrI letter, ana the
•'\\chile Shepherds Watched Their
l" Thursday evening. Atter the regular Flacks by Night," and all repeating the' 4
Lord's Prayer The Seri pt [(swam
warmly
orf the Milos- • trailore e
hnelnesa was disposed trots Luke °. wok read by Miss Rnhy. CARLOW STORE NEWS
colt;.-
Int ..;fivers were
elected Supieritrten Young Miss ('lark gate a �plrndid
roa into
nd I dent. Gordon McPhee : ser. ho Alec. Yowl taken from the fifth chapter of
Young: l,6nt. secretary -treasurer. Cl rk: g n- the paper
to b1iok and Mrs. fifth
chapter
read
[eon; ass►atant. Fordyce Qa'rk: ..apps
and
an account of the lntereating allatsl'a
let. Amelia Mello ala : asatstant, Helen
she had 1 service amongst the Ukrainians In LI -
('lark: missionary superintendent. Mrs.
r father ierta. As this was also the anneal t
/ Iwldpd W. Waiter. Teachers and asrlatrnts meeting• a full report of the Society's I
They gave are: Ruby Touug, Mrs. (chaster I''Pa-
work was given, showing there had
W H ��a..... g—The regular marl to ire spotty. tun. so that be is
1441 supper there too and he Ran. Mr.. Lawson. Irene Stoll, Mrs,
been thirteen mPetinge, with an average
December Inch with n attendance of , op. ole Gingham Pig.
a t
eight meeting. ttrutluu W him Hr
lug of the W.11l.s. of 1.1r•huru ebureb �, dreamed 111 Gingham. with an --41r.1141141 1 a .,.atter y..pt_tfrldve. A birthday tea
was held at the churvh ou Wcduerday, I Randy Mash. He was aloayst
tinder
thiltlie
l ennht eat it *11 ht, Stoll. Helen (lark. Mr. W. Walter.
• $PECLVL" POULTRY_ .
we
Kpow' what we wean when
may our Poultry is "Special."
The decided, better quality
s
apparent to the- eye._.
superiority
when It's ptared---epoe
plate' It is the grade of Poul-
try Thal has orad,• the word
-Thicken-- a feature them rowing
fdosla.
Wo Idols our litany patrons
and -- ±: . L.. -Very Merry
Christians tied Q- Happy and
l'r..p undo New Tear.
Parkhill's Meat
Market
-EAST STREET -
Telephone 231 Godsaick
ood deal of tl gh he had been very' crdd a
al- Mrs. Henderson. Mr. John Young was held at the home of Mrs. John
lid, W. M. S. Annual Meeting. -The an- Treble In early September. when the
meml,ers of the W. A. from Benmtller
and; also repreeentativem from the Preo-
byterlen group were guests. and Miss
Mary Robertson of Goderlch was the
guest ap eaker. Th.. treasurer's report
showed that about f1O( had Nen
ed
rais. Rev. Win. Patton presided dur-
ing the election of officers. which re-
rnitvd as follows: President. Mr.. W.
Thor.. Wilson: 2nd cloy -president. Mrs.
..Canua-
t]Laalllee: JeLtenry. Mrs. A.
Stoll: treasurer, Mrs. 'Heywood:
Monthly Messenger secretary. Mhos
Ruby Young: strangers' sr•r•tnry. Mrs.
IL Moult, :lower committee, Mrs. John
1lwaiu: supply committee. Mrs. Wm.
Md llo aha. Mr. .t. Wlhu. Mrs. W. W.
t members. The is -tor. Rev. Wm. i Girl on the arm pa
grew scornful upset. In• seemed w'anu and happy
Shaw, was in ryargr .'f the e a
The
rise as hymn 'w hila shepherds cud vain, as well as conceited and I after supper.
• hr was lora "Serer sew a 1><R
as particular as
Watched Their Flocks by Night." was Proud. IH einesI
Thr The more eKornful tit t mwretary I I'roIKl. and euuld hardly help that. that one.- said the Little Girl's
1 Gingham Pig I father.
the opening number
Ire•amr, the less w•ra he able to tot I "If lie get'a any (loneliut er he'll
plaything,'n
Ing• which ora splendid in ar study the rough food the others ate. If the use for anything
tail. She had also the -Riff
ssr,d, N' , such 11111111 the Little Girl's mother.
�tia��:`'`o Bend
read the report of last mouth's meet -
food,
thin, he said.
f000d," and could-', take a ' 'Tet me keep' -him for a 'Anything!"
for a mailer
w W seer
eleetlo.ot Officers for the stuff!" and snuffled ; •'Ween; see,'" std ler a -
1022 (en resulted aw follows: on. ��y�
president. Mrs. Jos. Cook : president. I
Wes. Edith Horton : vice-president.
Mies Isabelle Shaw; secretary, Mrs. A. t
thio treastlrer.--$rw' aa.. Fpr or
. Sufis' Itaai on :
mow- wiiii
said. "Disgusting
, arm' year
. H
�� secretary. Mrs. W. Sallow: C.
IS and b
Monthly secretary. Mra (%
secretary. Mies W. Shaw
Missionary . • y' G.
Freeman: literature secretary. Mrs. I. t
Hunter: press secretary. Mi:s iaiaa,
nttal meeting of the W.M.S. was held
In the township hall last week. The
following officers were elected: Hon-
orary president. Mrs. Henderson: presi-
dent. Mrs. W. Walter: lot vk•e-presl-
dent. Mtn. Thom. Wllaon: 2nd vice-
president.
ier
president. Men. G. McPhee: aecr•t••rv.
Mrs. Stoll: t" surer•. !Ira. R.ynn•o,d :
-oeganlst. Meso Bifida: tress secretary.
e u .
sovrdullc at the end of --$'c trough- flier lath at mice. and they all
le 'Bohol more than duet his little weuTAR to fled.
punk minor et the very outside of the ruInot the morning the iKlwul.itti Gietirl
whr�
oo t I
h. s e 1
kat
roug didn't carr She looked in the box, h R
ut the oilier little pigs ��� �„yrack to the lane and
i ,ry,tm l•YM ta1m.IRe Dr thin:Apr i . _ _ __ . ... Now: -
melted
t1r sold. of sweet or=ebitr -'may— si any trace i til of the
1►e ugh m their dainty jWAR
rnehed lu fro
pointed feet. 511(1 (011114541 It all np. in ter (:Ingham i'iK. Svho wife. boyo
-beth Horton; supply secretary.. Mrs. A•}
Horton. The treamnrer reported that
the amount Ekren for the whole year ;
(this meet[ai not !minded, was $75.dd. .
A'few new 'Suggestions were given for t
tai. -odor year and were carried unapt- tut
monody. Tis ..Kering was taken flit
tie closing hymn. '•t1 Coope, All Ye b
Faithful." was .ung sod the .pastor i
closed the meeting with prayer.
W11111111 one-eighth mini"
eer anything left fur the
vc:hug1lnw ••I can't find him anywhere," she i -
P said t I tether, almo.t crying, be -1
PI
ora there was Proud.
Mart Helen Clark : strangers' 'were -
tire. Mrs. Morris- ass>,•latt_helpers'
aw'rP m e Mrs Treble- m cP
t r i T to reran eec-
rPt•.rr. Mrs. )tarso' lfissionsry Month -
Ir me,•reterv. Ruhr Voting: tlnu••r com-
po tee. _U_s. John -Tli!i.Sl;_.'fr:, WM.
toe. Men. Wm. Mer1waIn Mr.. Allan
Wll.on. Ifs. W. Waiter• Watch Tower.
Mrs Henderson. Mrs. Patton.
a n•r a •
ala- til.• .i .•, as _Pig grew a little ; cause :he had liked him. conor•ited lad
-- rrry IKU14.4.
smaller. or) ne count 44 ,tot h+!T ieing t rte -44-10i:-.4=
11111e11.10041
0111(11 10(x1 but ,'.few acorns that he! H gra
Tcllllid-tot- the n,,.els wlwiI 1"• scut 'Inas. an.
torr' to think ,,lout blws•If. For lie ; o • 1,:n
d a melancholy nature. ami went ` nearly 1.
u
unapt -
lot
to the linMT. ��
y a rotten pine ninon.: and thought!Santa 4'
and thought for hourp. It made bhp'. rod (li
Mad to think of the-(roilenes of ltd. 141)5 inn
family, while he was s1 fastidious. one that
44 rrgrrtteat aim, bantam of ri•lative•. knit '1•+
Announcement
The re-openiiis of the Godsrieh�.
Planing Mill -on _Contbria Awad
We have purchased the mill formerly known as
Buchanan s and will conduct a Retail Lumber
Yard. Mr. George Westbrook, who is well
known in Goderich, will be general manager. A
_- Tarte stock of Lumber,
ntDoors. rs s onnor Finish,
hallld. Let
Lime, Gypr'oc and . G 1C ys.._
I s quote you on your reqult+ement$.G. Westbrook Fred. C. Kalbfleisch,
Manager Proprietor
Phone 388
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BHEPPARDTO11T.
We take this opportunity to
express to you, our customers.
our appnetation of your petrel -
age and to wish yea a Very
Perry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
Fn McIlwal
-voiorstivaatiormatve
Stable
Accommodation
,yam
smell St' being •hart. -The
eut10.(wr '10 the Stables a1 the
rear has 'well clanger; to the
West Side of Stanley Street.
opposite the (kldfellotvs' 11alto
Same accommodation for hors•'.
ai. t tor•.
w nearer 1)111 nearer to Cnrl.t_ 'L O. L remr►n-'Cite following tar 1
I the film:hale Pig olid uolt Seers of LO.1..`itkt2have been installed i t
k I:radnally the Little Girl' t
I for the coming year: W.11., I�
r of aloof hull. thiukiing. Y I �ohup.hm : 1 RM . Hrlrry Mathews ;chap• ,
:Ilrwt.._uTilgrr) elute.ate'lalu tn:F.D.
-.+.t.•r_-Kfi.,-i Mica► -1st
/11.,11:::t
in. , t s e• glitiil nr rtight1trersurer. flew. ''roman : T.(4.. Har lei
(lir trees and stcs•kln(w.
R her longest 'Ow -Utile /x rvd:Johnston : marshal. George •Peatlaud:
her creat -aunt Sophia hagllrit lecturer, chari'l'y' Mulib: second
s{s•d•in11}•. on toe unnntel on -lecturer. Howard Squires: first commit-
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•ls Eve. ----I-tenant. ttafrt. 114114111 __.
while hip. own waM lee' retitle;. nn. ni
i
lhte•day. early' in ihrernber. when 1111 1'llrh.tmrx morning.. ,then 'shemen--FrankH14w1{hrr. Richard Coum
lie WW1 sitting moon -still by the stump. nun in to find her long rod stocking. 1 hi*.Alrt. Jodinmtop: Chas. Moore.
the very top with his
mining down the Back Lane.. over.the edge sata
ebecI.r p.. LC�GANN(IN, Dec. :"t. -lir. Hold_
was a IMra. Geo. Ywidt and family, of Muni, -
for a ton, apeut Sunday at the home of lir.
Dotrbki and Mrs. Heber Eedy.
- -ir . 'Yrank Savage, - who is teaching
at Ridgeway. is *pending the Chest-
s holidays wtth his parents, Mt. and
Mrs. John Savage.
rrme
e regular monthly Meting of the
That's one that won't complain 1 West Wawanctrh byre Insurance tom -
Bin the tiny Gingham Pig stared
up fr the Little (Brice red stocking 1
and smiled 11 must conceited smite: 1
Hl'RON OLD HOT/' ANNUAL
Invitations hare.been sent ont by
the Huron 1)11 Boys' Aass•iatlOf at
Toronto for the Astral at-home, to be
held on Friday evening. January 29th,
int the Arcadian Court. in addition to
new- acid old -tine dancing there wtll
I11e hrhdgs and purhrs. Romanelli'r or -
1 eliestra will be in attendance.
very wadi tri his thin link end tthlte there. right m r ---
skin the Little Girl from the Farm held out x11)1 Iw'u front feet sticking DUIIiGANNOh1
flay Gingham
Pig
Its front end was pink -checked Ging-
fug along, lor•xup.o• It world be Christ- 1
Ulna sou. The Gingham I'Ig said to 1 ed Gingham. 1)41white tobetweenbt owe en
himself. ' Nuw wee can bey*. a pleasant, browd He wore his tail to ia
ul
y
• Link otei
rune
stile was ringing to hereelt, ■nd Jump4
refined time tugripor._ — �� ---
But1." ' • Oh ' tilt'. (t1, :" shouted the
But t was an cold he gellti net Erna"*. `'•Hoe 4Hosistel Pip -
should.
-even get up. as he knew a Keltlrmata"T hack'" .
should. to greet a lady. Joints were' r m, *Ltd her
very s(lfr, uud- he ergslllu't login .1.4_ - "Wel l_I1ttt. _ her
>`ttnalnR
url bis tall. He felt more
and mtaerablc.
"I'erhapi(. he thought. "the Little
Hr held !
Girl wont even notice me.
himself as small as h1- could. and pr i
tended not to Is• there. Tile little
-1,
eaas choler and closer. et1tl sing -
Ing and still lumping. She came s1 close 1
that the Gingham Pig couldn't keep I
still tiny longer. or she might have i
etepdwd on top of him.. So he gave a I
very refined grunt.
Why' floodneme me exclaimed the
Little Girl. "Here's the Gingham I'ig,
away out here in the cold."
She ran to the stump and picked up
the cold little pig aril put him under
about
ou Tuesday.
School closed for the Christmas holi-
days on Tuesday. The-*schen, Mr.
Palmer Kilpatrick and Mr. Rowell
Scott. are spending the holidays AY
their homes.
Miss Wilma Treleaven and Miss Le-
nora Stothers. of the G.C.I., are spend-
ing the holidays at the homes of their
parent...
un Thursday of last week Mr. Geo.
RhItt was taken with a hemorrhage i
, of the mtumach. Dr. Votes was called1
I in attendance and had him removed to
the Goderich hospital, where he 1s now
under treatment. He is reported to be
Improving.
A meets g ed Du-zannon ratepayers
was held Monday afternoon in the
weigh scales halkto Consider the ques-
tion of street lights. The Wawanosh
_.couticil were prawn/ with their clerk,
while some member•a of -the Ashfield
council and the clerk were precept slaw.
.11.1411, agreed to have a light on every
hydro pole that le now In the village.
The councils eubmlttel bylaws to
carry out the contract.
A very unfortunate accident orc•urred
on Tuesday to Mr. Thos. Webster. a
councillor of West Wawarlomh. One of
his hone.. fell on him. causing a frac-
ture of the shoulder blade. He was I
taken to Oosderlc•h hospital for an x-rny. 1
but is now at home under the doctor's
rare. Mr. Webmter's many frlel)ls will
wlah hllh a speedy recovery.
Rev. J. R. Albin. H.A.. L.Th.. pro -
feasor of Biblical literature In Millbury
College. Ottawa. will have charge of
RA service In the Anglican church here
1 a.m. odtfn-a . At this aervlee
he will also .dispense the Christmat-
eommnnion. '
The rsdrlic sehool entertainment
held In the parish hall on Thursday
evening last was largely attended. not
only by the people of the rection but
by many from ontslde point!. The pro-
gram was varied and entertaining. The
children performed in the various exer-
cises In a very creditable manner.
A Christmas tree loaded with presents
and candles stood In one corner of the
hall. and Santa Claus was on hand at
the appropriate time. Mr. R. 1►avideon
occupied the chair.
A concert under the anaptrer of the
Dungannon public library will he hes
In the parish hall nn Wednesday, ile-
(rt-t1Pr S0. An excellent program will
he presented. some of the features of
which will be gscfnl numbers by the
school rhlldren. TIS.• grown-npr are
oleo taking part to the program thin
year and much Intermit la tiling mani
rested i• this popular went. A* the
finds are to tee meed fee Jtbsoey stir 1
poets a la expected Were will he a 1
WOW edit. dins - ,
"7s " 1 JAM NANDWw tea„
whir hooking Wimberly Jam rant,
wte1ea, a addition la ehoppv,i
altrondhl added to Me lam
shed 1lflAedlr liettend i .
We are grateful for the kindly feeling which; has per- '
meated our dealings of the past year. We are indeed
happy to feel that you, have honored us with the privilege
of serving you. and we trust that in our own endeavor' to
serve you conscientiously we may merit your continued
confidence for the future.
WISHING ONE AND ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
JANES. L%RRIC'K
eason's Greetings
To u$L re•exterd the Ssesm'e Gredolls _ We ,haul. our
cns,nurre iM-41eir patretnaD•. crud w0[Od_>re_to serer
tip% who are riot already u.ing our Gdrrrlerr 11111 14111 ores=
p.o well known for tlwir-quality and payor.
This is OW 0111'. [hairy delivering Milk 11 t,sierieln from a
(ioverumeut-te•.tt.l hetet, whhh' le` fioitinually under (lirern-
ment sup•rviae11 -
We sincerely 111p0`that tpe year 1 10 may be to you atnt
yours It happier and more proofs one than you have ever
before exiwrienerl
•Hillsdale Dairy Farms
CLIFF SUM .%NI'S. INstrlbator
t.
4itegtfilegtafteegtetelreCCIMIOMetfitC•
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Christmas Greeting: With Peace
and Plenty for the New Tear
We send this greeting with hearty
thanks for your helpful co-operation
during the past year.
eo. MacVcar
Member of the Mutual Shoe Stores. tarps! _ se Wow -
dent Footwear Merchants 111
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE r.. QODQICH'
Noah Electric
SOUND SYST[M
CAPITAL THEATRE
WEST STRFEF'T
-Phone 41- GODRRiCH
-PERFECTION IN SOUNil AND VISION-
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Bea" wishes to everyone for a bright beginning and a happy con-
tinuation of the New Year
Now Playlag-tiaturday Only -"siert Without l.aw'.
Monday and Tnrtrday-
('ONSTAN('E i ENNETT
amaiated by bre father. RI('IIARI) BENNETT
nod a pact of lnatly Is.pnh,r favorites headed by
REN LYON and 11OROTHI PETERSON
oder. tip greatest characterization of her career with this ultra-
modern drained, hit
"BOUGHT"
-A SOUND NEWS -RM. WITH EVERY PROGRAM -
Wednesday and Thursday -
El, KRENDF:1, and FiFI D'ORSAY
111 s ptctnm g,laraliterl to bump off your blasa and put your grouch
.no the soot Written by EDDIE CANTOR. It ham made the
gangsters neglect hnalnrem.
r. Lemon of Orange"
"M
Friday and Saturday -
GEORGE AMASS
Arnot .uprrrn( of the talking screen bringing to vivid lite 11 genius
who was human month to prr.
DORIS KENION and; JUNK COILVRR
oxp{ort Nr. Arima lu hla Treat portrayal
"Alexander Hamilton" -
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