HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-3-17, Page 44--'11elirdal, March 17th, 1983
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HAD NOTHING
HEAT FOLKS
MATTER Oil
THE DIFRIt:VLT-
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WEATHER J
WHO TMS -hilt
THE MVO
TO WALK ON-
TO E.
IN PIE
OVERCOMING
Qum laisanstiLpsvor know what coin -
feet wee 1
On cold mornings she couldn't get out
or bed In a ram room --heated by our
coal -and eat a delicious breakfast -
cooked by our coal.
Bo, air l She had to take her bad wea-
ther Just as tt came.
Rut you can know what comfort is, 1f
you will. Call N for an order of our
D. L k W. 'Blue Ooal,' and well send
you a load of warmth sod comfort fit
for any (preen I
PO
PORTER'S
John Blair,
tion in the
le making
cvvery.
Mr. Forting
operttlou for
erkeb hospital,
The news
Mn. Fred M
:F f�
I cps aaaber
elrrlty. Yrs.
Kate Johnatot
of Ootlerich t
There was
Men's Club
to the cold w
turned Into a
Carnes were
program pro
postponed and
meeting.
There was $
play. "Oeorge
young people
seated last
was a hum
their parts
were: Miss
Harrison. M
F,Iva Elliott,
and Mesons.
Joe Cum
Lorne FiltoM.
the Holmes
nitric supplied
'S HILL DONNYBROOK
L, March 18. -Mrs.
underwent an opera -
hospital recently,
proves- towards, re-
ties umlerweat %n
Melts In the Clod -
sudden perdu; of
of Sliodull, en Fri -
Ritts .Bret hl a
friends In this vi -
rocs t.•rtaarlJ ]Eton
the .i11, esncession
ship.
all attendance at the
teal:t> .'vening. dne
'11 meethig was
1 and man!
41. The splendid
for the evening was
he given at the next
1 attendance at the
Jam." which the
firece church pre-
y night. The play
one and all played
Those taking part
Harrison, Miss Etta
mice Elliott, Mill
Evans (Clinton),
Cox, Morris Frame,
Glen Lockhart and
h thanks 1s due to
orchestra for the
wren acts.
COLBO
COLBORN
-The play,
which was to
hall on Frida
.gi,
�( of the pia
We are
licher 1s
her many
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 90 - Itt:ir
It anal last snuck Mager. Safety de-
posit bows will bold only so such car -
Friend -Hos` did they treat you 1n
Scotland?
_yldfne Bt1JJi .alio _!,_
TOWNSHIP
WNSHIP, Marsh 16.
Trn-Eyed Betty,"
Siren In the township
nine. March 18, has
til Thursday evening.
dRnemaat-oxibe.l
sorrto report that Mr. Ed.
not *proving as quickly as
frlemin would wish. •
oi_ocAliELOVI.RTORE NEWS-
Keorythiag from Teaks IS Tea
We have • Yea «k.eh we p •
ourselves and s.II at 39c 1
You wW.be plraa.d with the
quality at ear • low prig. -
"'r•ankli■ Mellwain
,nw
l)ONNYBBOOK, March 16. -The W.
M.S. of pennybreok church met at the
home of Mrs. 0. R. Jefferson on Thur,•
day of last week.
The Young People. Boded will most
on F'rklay night, when a debate, "Re-
solved, that the advancement of a cooa-
Iry depends more ou Its natural re-
sources than on its people," will be
held. (Mt the aUhnative side will be
Miss Vena t7hamney and Mr. John A.
Thump**,while the negative awe WI k
be upheld by Miss Irene Jefferson and
Mr. Gordon Naylor. The ledges will
be Mrs. Norman Thompson, Dr. Morti-
more and Mr. W. Nixon.
WAS Della Plowman hay returned to
her noise hen. after spending several
weeks In Alban.
KINOSBRIDGE
In the
charming"' . • castillsus colored
cele I w -a. The night was
spent la and card playing and
march was played
About forty
f O eta tives and latl-
wdfe overeat. Thio
to t$ bride was a land -
Arse and to the pianist
ling. After the eoreroal,
Penn to a sumptuous
;,4.reepUoa was held
the bride looked
the: °°notal
was 14,7seleetiuns and step
dancing- bride. lame t'ssuerou of De-
troit. After the wldulght luneh
htserhea were yes to Mr. Murdoch
Matheson and r. 4115rle•14 Stewart.
A laced soler °JIIx Wad Irish Rose,"
wu reudet74. J7 kir- 10. Slums. In
Joined In the
Foutltumery gave a
The many beauti.
s gave evidence of
the high sohales it whieh the couple
are held in "nullity. After e
brief r. sadudMrs. Inose
will groom's farm In
to he the best enacted in this hall for .ljemiil(•k
some time. Those who remetuber
The Red, White and nine," the first ' :•• PAIIAMOUNT
play staged by the Klnjebridge Dra-
matic Club, about sixteen years ago,
will Is• interested to know that "Be-
cause f Love You" is wrttten by the
roue author, John A. Fraser, and the
players are under the direction of Mr.
Ed. Sennett, who was also director at
that time. Vaudeville will be provided
between acts; Mrs. Jas. Garvey at the
piano. Hogan's Orchestra will be In
attendance and will furnish the music
for a dance following. Admission:
Adults 30e, children 2tie. Dance free.
♦ Cstaig Event. -The drapes "Be -
nun I Love You," which will be pre-
sented In the 'Kingsbridge parish hall
on Wednesday, March 30th, promises
I'AItAMQUNT, March •11-.1 St.
Patrick's aaapss•tle deface wUl IN
'held In the Paramount hall on FNdsy
evening. Marfk 18th. Four prizes will
be given for ths,best fancy and comic
dressed lady and gentleman.
Mrs. John Jataleson is vlvtting with
hes sister, Maw O. Jamleso)(s, ('urrtt.4.8
Corneas, who is seriously 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Macl►lartuld and
Douglas viseted rrentlr walli Mr. and
Sirs..1. Blne, Amerbei
Mrs. Fellows has returned to her
• iOa,RALSH home In Sarnia aft..r -lending a week
lbee-flirerist.-sktr-sawn et resell
'Interest was the marriage, which took
plasty here on Wedaeaday. March 4,
of Elizabeth Urquhart Stewart, only
daughter of Mn. Katherine and the
late David Stewart, to Daniel Rsie.
son of the late Mr. and Mrs Jas.
Wow of Sault $1ST Hats. Mich. 13111/ceremony was performedby
M. ('olquhoun. The bride. who was
given away by bee brother Drvld,
wore a fitted Rotten blue bolero tra-
velling frock, with bodice of ahmo
gold lace. small matching hat-
end
corset. of /Teel peat and col
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;Easter and Spring Fashions
NEW SPRING SUITS
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▪ It's a Suit season --with such attractive features as
the "gigolo," with broad shoulders and slim hips;
1 the smart ensembles with toachel of fur; the new
• diagonal woollens and sheer wool crepes. Attrac-
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▪ five styles at pnces that are mIteeping with the
, .rolkot.i►
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tinning Spring Coats
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■ That oar special savings for the early 4ioppeir.
• Polo Coats that look dollars more thane,.... ����
■ They're so distinguished -looking -913
wilts bit k other, !l, tt',u. John En-
QChainChaini numbs ,from here attended
the wad ay
g ranNoo-ot Mr--sIL MIs.
Dan Rear, Lnehabd
h. last Wednesday
evening All report x good time.
Miss Eine Hell, Ripley, visited with
Miss Sarah M.eAuley last week.
Mr.. lied Ibshrrlatn. _l_
visited with Mr. Jack Maeln
(eptly.
Mr. and Mrs. Litman, Rot,IOsoa.
Holyrood, visited with Mr. and Mn.
Dexter on Friday afternoon.
SerialA SeeEes.Mg -The Max social
of the early days to Uanada, of her
voyage across the Atlantic Ina sailing
vessel lasting from six to eight weeks,
her early life In the Old Country, were
as Interesting in any history. The
funeral took place from the r•esldeoce
of her daughter, Mrs, Glenn, on Sat-
urday afternoon, Rev. O. 0. Koine of
the United (Porch officiating. The pall-
bearers' were six grandsons, George,
lieu and Williams Caldwell, Frank and
George Glenn and Oliver Smith. The
lutermetx was In Dungannon cemetery.
AUBURN ---
Tose We(slen's Imatltute.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Women's In-
stitute was held on Tuesday, March
15th, In the Foresters' Hall, Mrs.
Woods presiding. The meeting opened
with the singing of the Ode, followed
by the Lord's I'rtpyer In unison. Ater When Yon %%Let Me To Gia."... Next
Nutlet"' was over Mrs- Mogridge gave Sunday services dill be as usuit...At
a splendid talk on the contents of the Sunday school oil Sunday, Mr. Crack
Handbook. The Institute Handbook presented seals ter the Robt. Raikes
is prepared through the co-operation I diplomas for perfect attendance to
of the Federated Women'- Institutes Maurice Mellwala, 8th year; Stamey
• Ontario and the Ontario Depart- Me1lwaln, 6t11 year; Maurice Harwood,
fluent of Agriculture and 1s published 4th year; Mary Harwood, 2nd year.
by the latter. This booklet Is pre- _
sainted to the women of rural Ontario
as a guide lu organizing Women's lu- aro• A'. M,e,.\("mbar. \1'Illlam street
stamps and carryfus on their work 1n pleaded utility I.el<Ore MPgletnte C.
a buslueeallke meatier. Thr dlreellous Reid M Wt4e-' l 7 (uonaing to Ilribtg
information
the enggestined In it l and the liquor without a permit. She was al -
upon
experience
In It ale baser) lowed out for a week on Lail Sentence
upon an experience of thirty-three also was drfernd for a week
)ears on the yarn of the Women's In- .
atitute of the Province. The Wowen'a C`OLDE$T OE 171E WINTER
I punts 1. looked upon not only as au The lowest temperature for till
Important educational undertaking but winter In Goherieb wan retched oto
as an effective channel through which Sloaday, when the reading was eight
various forms of activity In the best degrees alone aero. Since that time
Interests of the whole people ,1111 be temperature's h:.ve been rising steadily,
carried on 111 the rural distrk'ts, natal tachy t Thursday) a tine mlat is
in the air and 11 appears probable that
Lir-siLoa s 1J.gra disappear. The;
servks was road "Ns Iti.sienaty
Monthly " Mrs. a read a letter frees
Mrs. Washington with reger'd to no -
slanting noq�w urease$ for Landes Plea
byterial branch )leas. Ticbboroe read
• letter from Si* Preen, Winghao,
regarding the x1t tjoa, which has
beeu raised to SUP for 1982. Mrs.
Harwood read a lotter from Mrs. A.
Butl*naa. A t dui; aaodudori Of the
meeting a dallitv'liaeh was served by
the bottose... The Iggular meeting of
the Y.P.B. will be bold on ltlda7 evetn-
fsse , r,.,,4 viva_..!! !Siff to la
charge. Bev. F. W. Cratk will deliver
au addrsaa om tl . lite of BL Patrick.
Alt young people ale cordially Invited
to attend....Thea6'w•e a good congre-
gation
ongergation at Union an Sunday, when the
pastor, Bev. F. W. Craik, delivered an
address on the Ufa of Dr. E. Stanley
Jones of India. After the address, Mr.
Craik very kindly gang a solo, "111 (Fo
areal', education and w -recce, child
wdlfarc. school ill _ teMen libraries,
nod ertaking.. are aide effective
tbrorrgh the co -c wratlon of the various
departments of Govenuuent and the
local Institutes. Mn. A. J. Ferguson
a
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Gore pf the eorreepondllug week d
lhfil, al.'reoni.1 by the ottk•1aI weather'
ohm -ever. Mr. ,1 E Mulch. were us fol-
lows'
then gave a reeding, after which Mrs. 193211131
Chas. $truughan gave a splendid re- Mag. Alla. Max. Min.
ufkaow. port of the lienerai..wor* 14_ the In- ihltllv:]fgrrhr fes �IR
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toeb to siitates of the Province for the Year Fri.. March 11 ... 3111
24 27
*2 27
E8 20
34 28
87 25
1981. There are 11113 Iratitutes, and Sat., Manch 1. ...1 71
7421 members have taken advantage $un., march 1:t 1..27 21
of the courses given by the Depart-Mou., Manch 11 .,14 8
anent. Slhw Winnie Howson then pre Tura, March I:, ..tli 10
Wed., March l,. SS 16
a piano solo. 1to11 call was responded
to by giving a eurreur'eveat-The meet
rrtoved arlth mit. tk11- . I
\ dainty lunch was served by Mims
Wlunie Ilowssen. Mrs. 1L Armstrong
and Mrs. McGee.
held .h1L.YJidas_ruulalEn. E'tl`%wramm *t
hall was one at the west sacc
ever held hews. The mock trial, whleb
eerrar
was the lint to be held here. proved
both esiw•atioaal and entertaining, all
/ taking their gluts well. Mr. Fred
/!Martin was baehair. Thvae taking
I part were !frame SlaeQueen (31?i.
(! MarGill t,
Brown t Wa
tee breach of
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ter) for 410,000
Ise. The witnesses
ttitetre Miss Sarah Mau-Auley, Mr. W.
;emgtou, Mr. arnmu Iinmllton, and
Mr. Orland Richards. The prosecut-
ing lawyer was Mr. Wm. Kempton; the
defending lawyer was Mr. Wm. Ketch -
shim. The deck cd the court was Mr.
J. Ketchataw, the (Dort otter war fir.
Earl Swan; the, Iceman was Mr.
John Beatty. Jett Macintosh
meted as Judge*: twelve Jurymen
brought In th0 verdict "Not guilty." 1
Mr. J. Kett -taboo favored the Audi-
eoee with two numbers. .Mr.
Wellington Henden -.n ■ uctioned off
the boxes 11w 1b1 s:. tistaction d all.
Weebe, eillectitg was r " '1.
>tlrr 11181 't111lhg proved it splen
success, both specially `and financially.
Much credit Y doe the "Feeblest, Mr.
Jack Maclnleeh. and those who helped
i
■ to make tbs evening a success.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHIP, March 17,
-Word has Igen received of the death
of a former resident of Gnderkh town-
ship in the person of Mrs. Moore (Kate
Johnston), near Mitchell, daughter of
the late Wm. Johnston and Mrs. John-
ston, now of Goderleh, but formerly of
Oth moncesalon of Ooderleh township.
Mrs. John Cox, 7th concession, and
Miss Mona Johmaton. of Ooderleh, are
slaters. The sympathy of the com-
euuuity la extended to those who mourn
her her.
Mrs. G. Harwood and Mary, 'nom -
ponied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Longmire,
motored to Atwood last week and at -
ten ded --fla funeral of their grand -
C. Lsngmlre.
BUY YOUR 1111
Pasteurised 11 Ilk
Coffee a regia
lehipper.g Crease
Pur. buttermilk
RYAN'S DAIRY
1 Briisaania Road Phone 334
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In I Dl1NGANNe,N. March 111. -Mrs.
■ A. McKenzie, who had toren visiting
i. her slam Mrs. J. Pattison of Whop
tiled
and Y -Gordon Orr.
Several of the commonalty are suffer-
ing from the "flu." -
The "du" epidemic has been quite
prevalent In this community the past
week, %etvent families being under the
doctor's care. We 'reclaimed to report
that all are Improvll�.
The farmers are bug this week get-
.
the latest triad of fashion -lovely silk scarfs, soft wroo and h.m ter •week returned lemma theNOj_tn their supply of kw be _1h• -----
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11 latter part of last meek.
1)19vrsl from last. attended the too-
IN▪ die orals in all the new colors such as new blue4K \\-e ere •este! ter ort that Mr. oral a the late Mn. Jas. Connolly in
tlleggreen special price $12. ✓s/ ER Melville (tilts rt, who has been quite GodeHCb on Tuesday.
111 with 1110 "Hu" and pleurisy, is Im-
II proving. life is still confined to bed,
. however.
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New Spririg Frocks......,............
• et, er-. Smart minted Frocks and plain crepes in shades of blue,
�a 1(I:.a•.
■ '-1;'-04 % green, tile, black. A wide range of styles. Special c Q�
a price . $6.95
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Shade•.-.l'eitpt'r,
■ Allegrenee
Tendrese.
111 • Foam
li Muecadiue.
S.noketotw,
Negrita,
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Gunmetal.
■ Service Weight
■ $1.00 pr.
. she., Chiffon
■ $1.00 pr.
1 • Aristocrat
Service
tie $1.50 pr.
Savvier Chiffon
■ $1.50 pr.
pring n►itr[rnery
-NEW ARRIVALS FOR EASTER -
Choose from barns, modified sailors', cloches or
berets -decide to wear a shiny or dull, rough or smooth
Hat, but be assured of these smart spring styes.
W eld rest Hose in New Spring Shades-
-Lovely fine silk Hose, full-fashioned, perfect in fit and finish - -
A. CORNFIELD
nil Men's Wear
I Mr. and Mrs. ('!dl Treleaven lett
on Mondayto motor to Toronto. where
Mr. Treleaven will attend the Under -
in writers' convention, Mr. Robt. David-
son and Mr. Win. Thigsgam accom-
I1 pealed them and st. &Mead the cnn-
ventlon also.
Mrs. Nicholson, glee attended the
.1Kr`stet�sr the Is 1 F Mrs.
■ • ' H. Itmftk, returned_.a Mr home In
Toronto on Monday.
■ Mr. Bert Wren. who has been en-
. gaged with the Silverwoods Co. here,
■ has resigned and moved his household
effects on Monday to Lucian, where be
■ will engage In the wine bunions. We
I. are !tiny to lose Mr. and Mrs. Wren
from our midst.
■ (ln Sunday, Mardi 18th, a son was
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Park.
■ 1 Congratulation/.
• Mr. Richardson st Fergus, who has
been engaged by the Goderteb Rant
■ 1 Telephone ('o. as lineman, moved his
It Ihonsehokl effects bar. last Thursday
▪ and Is now getting mottled, having
• - anted the house fartastly occupied by
cite late Harry F'owtls[
■ Mrs., Item, fluff, who spent the
.winter with her y.g'hter, Mrs. S.
INkbolme*, Aulmrn, hies returner to her
• t home here.
Iof Du Oldest'
+IM dd$sth 0( Dan annon's oldest
.' Mtlaetk firs. Charlotte Smith. occurred
' ■ on Thereby last at the home of ber
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daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth Glenn, with
whom she had resided for several
years. Mrs. Smith, whose maiden name
was Charlotte Stenary, was born near
ikings noon,' (;nlmty Tyrone, Ireland,
NovembA' 1, 1841, and -was thus In her
ninety-first year. HU was the last of
Ate eistees.wlm mlgratod from Ireland
and settled In the vicinity ot Dungan -
woe. where They wore married and
settled in tbt pioneer tiara of the coun-
try The -deceased Is serviced by a
buoy. nt Ave, tai •el.a and tfl4M
daughters, Jame. W. Smith, ronee/mfoa
6. Ashfield tow nighty ; John Salth, at
(loderleh ; 41rs. J. i'. Nlehol.on, a Tor -
Glenn, of 1)nngan-
a ('xldwell, coons -
nob There are
seventeens grand.-jIdren and a large
number of great (Qsndehlldren. The
knsband oLthe deepened woman. Ham-
ilton Health. predisposed her Pomp alt.
teen nets. cot to to thle evmntry
seedy uhty-two years ago, when the
country was a trlidarnese1 V
. onto; Mrs. Irlllzn
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Mien 'AMA Colwell of Golerlch was
■ week -end vleltor at the home of her
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Rob/. Colwell
United Mirth Netesr-The ' March
meeting of the W.M.B. was held at the
home of Mee. Reg. Johnston on Wed•
nesday afternoon, with seventeen
member present The first part of the
afternoon was spent In quilting. Mrs.
Robt. Mcilwaln was In charge of tdr
dergtional exercises. The Scripture
lesion, (rola •St _TsIdLl4,. wltsear
mxwistvely. Rey. W. _W:' ere* let is
prayer. The roll calf was responded
to with the text word "Life." Mra
Arthur Tichborne was elected trneurer
of the flower fund. Part of the Raster
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CONSIDER oke these
reeawl gook* •l One
dothes, Style - Ovally -
Valw. Thee sae how
ili ae ere.oembMei Is
Fatima -GA Clothes.
Teen ase diatladhui
andaelele paleetWte,
the deed •infolds as•
pertly tailored, sad
pekes that doubly este
o pais tis 1SIsN. ,S
CLOTHES
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lila SIS% CiaNs Wow
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sossse al and Wass deo.
tdf4llaksea.beide.
W. C. Pridatn & Sao
Sh•u's and w.y Weai
TEI.9 PHONE PT
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MILLINERY
New Arriials for Euter
Included in the range ire the
new jaunty sailors'
Plateand How
They are shoving int
popular spring shad black,
navy, brown, green and red.
We invite year patronage
C. A & S. &LEN
Phonal SS_ � chi �gtlsre
Instruction in Singing
A series of weekly classes in the art of singing
is to be given by Mr. Pudwell commencing on
Saturday evening, March 19th, at 8.30 p.m., in the
Guild room of St. George's Parish Hall. The first
of the defier -will -include a lecture on rect
B�tmg`in'S'tnging.'� Terms: -25c per .pupil
per lesson.
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FIREMEN'S
Euchre and Dance
IN ODDFELLOWS' HALL: x
onday, March_ 28th �
for Relief Fund Benefit
UNDER AUSPICES GODERICH FIRE BRIGADE
in connection with this. event, the proceeds of which will be donated to local
relief, there *II be a drawtn j" Tor ssluablt' prise 1. -
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IA Pr ze -Pair Ladies' xfords, donated b}' -Wm. Ahl.
2nd Prize -.25 Simons Cigars, dorsal,' by Miss Hogan.
3rd Pries -•-Lady's Electric Lamp, donated by Frank McArthur.
4th Prize --Smoking Stand, donated by H. Blackstone, •
About 50 Prizes in all. The drawing will take place at 11 p.m. on March 281h. a X
Music by Driver's Orchestra for the Dance
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