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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25,1934
Yee! woe eta mely prohibitionist and
11e war mire a dry vote &0014 carry
re.
"The situ t ries ou the east
et' [turas la the went. 1 have
thiiikver i lo," Pressler Flop-
leaf
op♦sats lir, f ester:
"It is neither good cricket uor good
to authorities in a dry
Mr. Cooper. "1
"
tett tat tq the town
QoOetteb..'. . , lea premier
here several ' ou
rag; room tion
1't► ` be
at
Legion Activities
in Which the Public ID A>et+1 to
Cooperate
I Hy the Secretary of Goderlch
Punt of the Canadtau Legloul
Sunday, Nova4tb, the Le
w1U wadi te'df worship y
ie
tl'uliedth
h1�� rtkl to be couducted
T. ie. ono. -. Members will
rooms, Hamilton
will be joined by
who will at.
'Rev. W. A. Conway
Honored in Death
M
Geo. Williams
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL anal
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Fire. Aesidee t, Automobile aid
General Ineur'anee Ageeds
OFFICE, NEXT TO B-tNK
OF COMMERCE
I'bote 53 Gads't&
GENERAL
INSURANC4
$1aN:M TO rt tCE MST
MOIRTGAGI GOOD
FARM
w..1. POWELL
P`..e tet e.o. Box 438
1101
Mead on the
lien.
Meeting a delegation which
Wet Mr. Odette caned try arhltra
&cam peewee leaned In the dr, mita
ties of Perth. Pool and Huron. Pre-'
9thk the na-
nd draw will
we' Hall at
Interest
aid at
mam4asa
39th, the an -
NO sad tits
rt of the
N aid df
Mier Hepburn courteously but
refused 1 believe in the principle
ut local option," he told the deputa-
tion which Belated F. J. Shorn, of
Drawees; 11. L. Adolpb...ot Lbotowel,
and A. T. 'Cooper. of Clinton.
"Gall for a beat option rote," he
added. "That' it all Toronto has to
do. That la all any mmkipaUt7 has
to do."
"But we bars to get sixty per cent.,"
objected Mr. Cooper. "So dues the
other aide," retorted Premier Hep-
burn. "Do you want it ebauge' to
fifty per teat'' 'No." ' You want
everything your way," shot hack the
Premier
"That 18 the arbitrary tray prohl-
Idthenists take.
"If you wa t rote reduced to
gay pee coat. 'eprerentaUons,"
be advised la halos,
Even the th of r. Spence
that the "arra' d Ottawa
W remote Ile caseellat of the
Canada Temperance Aet the three
counties did not weatek tjte Prem-
ler'e stand. .
"That to your prMleg%' be said.
"We will put no *trews In yobr way.
But I suggest, If dry sentiment is so
strong In yes: counties as you say It
is, you Iatraeh a local option campaign
fu the spots you want to dry up. If
you do that and 1t carries. we will
Issue dr more licenses after the pre-
" sent ones revere."
Mr. Odette stated the authorities
had been lamed In Peel to only three
gait dubs and a branch of the Cana-
dian Legion, none of which operated
for profit "Aad I find that the presi-
dent of a Liberal asaoetatlon in Port
Credlt has, rehlgned because we won't
hotels in Peel,"
Y$ Site igr►,eybOval orw "!!at 1s the a ether
side K kglespolid la
la Horse. lat. Odette salii licenses
were (sued la Ooderieh and Blyth
only on request of the Wag councils.
behind
"If you believe the people r
you, and I don't believe you do, or you
would adopt the plan 1 suggest you can
fey tr)lated wet areas," *aid Prem -
e Ontario
ion plan.
from our
Use Mee elsaal'e &Imeldag Cellar
WHEELER'S
We have a nicerat
1r ott-
ment of 4
Radio Benches.
and Footstools
•. MSSORT D OOVU..
Alda Ottomans suitable for
needlepoint. We make them
the right size for your eov-
a f. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Furniture Dealer . .
liatwtkea Streit, Gederich
PROM: Store 1E5; Rea lSSw
At
held
were wit
Nortb sod Sou
eem and Mr. J. 11.
2nd. Mr. and Mrs.
4u ; Erd, Mrs. W. eat
P. F. Carey, mfii
Fast and West Mrs. Off. Yaw-
ner and Miss G. &int, plus -Alli; 2nd,
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Grabens. 4j(1;
3rd. Mr. W. F. Saunders air, 1.
1). Eastman, plus 5.
Another game will be
Moeda" evening.
Hydro Store
BUY AN
Electric Stove
Quick Clem -
and cool to c
all wear a
pppp� the sor-
ett las tiotrd
r alguilliesees
r.retkrthit
do legegil
the duty
that hare
the
Funeral Servloe at' :
for Former Pastor at Nile
and Auburn
•
.As already mentioned in these co1-
uatn., Ret'. William A. Conway, pas-
tor of College aveuue Coital church,
Woodstock, died In the General hos-
PORTER'S HILI.
PORTER'S HILL, Oct. 24. -One
year ago today we weretreated to our
fleet snowstorm.
Friends from Grace church were aor-
Wct00 �tlt'iR� i
pltal, Toronto, VD October 7th. Be
is survived by his wife and three
children, itis. Blanche Conway, a
teacher !n OioMs,iaa4 Morris, of
Toronto, had Matin. who 114ee a1
home. Mr. (oaway 1r well remem-
bered Ih thin district, having been pas-
tor at Mlle for four years and later
at Auburn for three years. A nuti-
ker of his former parishioners at Am -
barn attended the funeral aarllee at
Woodstock on October 1001. Tit. Tat -
and Mss Mabel Belle of town.
of long standing. visited the
berlgred family a few days later. The
tallow adOeiret the m-oe'rarver•"
.rieeIfo* The. Woodstock Sentinel -
1
. 111&•fv$sst and moot reverent bon -
ids coogregatton and broth -
could deviee were paid this
opo et 'College avenue limited
church UPea the oc•caslon of the funeral
Marie fur is late pastor, Rev, Wil-
liam A. Co y. The wide circle of
tfia Mendable wsa indicated by the
vert large relresentatlon present
etmretea and from out offi
The church auditorium was Wm -
filled before the service begets.
after' 2 o'clock, except for a
s reserved for those who had
the private service it the
and the school auditorium
joiaMg heTI issdreda more.
among ti .tbMit or forty clergy 1a
eldltnrlum oi•the church were no -
ti Lieu. Humphrey Graham. of
, who recently preaAlN at
(pilaw wrenue ; Rev. W. M. Ro.Oga s
alae of Brantford, •�at/orof
Csn1Tl!"Itesoe; Pifer. W. RR�• Pr W-
ham, of lues setmty. another fergest
pastor, and Rev. A. J. Lore. now etBrantford, but lab of Dundee street
church here.
Douglas 111111ott. at the organ. played
softly, "Sega le tee.
"Nearer, My Sto
OW of
Ager." and ether [mil fn Naes until
arrival o[ the cortege.
choir entered ■ few min
time set for the seryl.
he her home as sprained bar knee.
Miss Jennie Burk is confined to her
bed again the last few days. We hope
to see her arouud &gala soon.
Mrs Joe Wilson and babe have ee-
thraed from the hospital. We
sorry she L sot as well as we ahotdd
like
Ma..rad Mrs- Gerald Newton and
two Children, of Landon, stent the
week -god tat Mr. and ,Mrs. O. G. New -
tun's.
Mr. 0. Ptchboarne has returned home
after as. extended holiday, during
which be visited friends ■t Spokane,
Washingtoa, and other platen.
Mr. T9208. 'Hillock. of Stratford, spent
Sunday 'with lar. and Urs. V. Fisher.
ileum from this district attended
am funeral of the late J. W. Bowden.
which took place to Clinton crusted
Thursday last
Aneleerear7 Seeders. -•l)n Sunday
annivsraar7 smites at Grace church
were well attended. In the slotvaLag
Rev. P. W. Craik spoke on '"!he OeO�
1n the Ohureh." At 7.30 be sOp�
again on "The Church 1n
Live." Both sermons were Ifni
with deep Inters -et. In spite
rain that was falling the Mu
filled at ooth services. A abas
tette from Ellpen IsopWlsd the
for the moraine sad • quartette
getmesville for the evening. Both
were enjoyed very much and their
kindness in assisting was appreciated.
Os Friday evening. October 20th, a
bot chicken -pie supper will be served fa
the basement of the church, after
which a play, "All on Account of Pol-
ly," will be given by the young people
of Duffs church. McKillop. This
play comes highly recommended. We
trust the evening will be fine, u a
great number are planning on being
perlisnL
► pitk>
LZG ISROKEN BT Ca "
Mr. Robert Harmer, Godericb town-
ship farmer, was knocked down by'a
car driven by George Hutchins ee
Saturday night and was taken to Alex-
andra hospital with a leg fractured
below the knee. The aecident occurred
on the Square at Hamilton street. AL
Harmer was walking around MIS
Square and was etruc•k by the caw as
It crossed the sidewalk to go dews
Hamilton street. Hutchins, a mechan-
ic at McGee's garage, was charged by
_german! Huss with driving without a
permit. No blame wi'n laid *lilt re-
gard to the accident.
T01OWN FROM 1118 HORSE
Harry Cook, son of Mr. and'MIrs.
Wm. Cook, (lettered' township, was
thrown from a horse Et his home on
Saturday afternoon aid Watered a
palatwly talemod•--ankle. It was
thought it llegerehat the leg was brok-
e. aid Homy was taken to. Alexandra
hospital, hut examination 'bowed only
badly strained ligamenta. He returned
to his home on Monday, end Is resting
comfortahty. This Is Harry's third ex-
perience with leg Injuries, he haying
had an ankle broken playing -oerer for
the t;.('.I. and on another erasion
strained the ligaments In his leg while
wrestling.
ter 1lpbuen. "You can
wet or dry ander the
We are not going to
position.
The deputation roared with laughter
when Mr. (hlette said he reeelved let-
ters every 'day "assailing me because
I have deve:oped °lute a temperance
crank." "Hear, hear," -said Mr.
Spence, shaking him by the hand.
"So you see 1 must I.e discharging
my duties fairly when the 'wets' call
me a 'dry' and the 'drys' call me a
'wet' " added Mr.'Odette.
Keep on dofne as lou are. Yon
are deMg . `
Yr no':
tribute. 11 against the
"We are not appealing ga
r ]lase of Mr. Odette. Ms. Slocum made
it dem orY owtaet al'the ng maet-
�it"thi been �
q
beatt1 `':.
a matter of Pol
the atsthorlt7• fIe tool; trile
baby
himself, said the dry
511pbh5� 'Itiraa as oh-
,,
pima no enc w> e -
INetlsar
of
Peenation's youth
of war." -�
w1p
y. This is
'iteration and
work on heat "of conti
tare of civilization where the -workers
of a previous genel-atlon left oil. For
rememhrafiarlie!nr a poppet'"
. . .-
Sunday, November 11t14'
the cenotaph for the
when the Legion .ci.: att
will be deposited. 81111 is order make
this poaslbie all chur•hes have post-
poned their nwrai'ie service until
11-1;►
*veyyonifl 1. saked , to jets In and
pal range. t• (0 the fallen. •
The Lesion will meet at IE1lrletate
I.eglon rooms. Goderich tows hod
will aa'la. AU veterans invited be
attend these event-. and at the tar -
vice. the dress will be civilians
meta'., and 11 I. optional ns to
I wearing of beret- and arm hands.
Let 115 pay homage to those gone
I fore.
i
sit
AM -
gowned
before the
open.
1'r•• tellug the • a+l.er a own the aisle
to tile front of the 1'SlRCh-•wt'tr dein
J. M. Haab. 01 Norwich, president of
London Conference, and miters who
took part la. the service 11 the home.
(;irl- of 16T-tSttarr carri.et floral tri-
butt-, which were placed las from4 Of
the pulpit. With M( Hafth qqmabe
platform were Rev. O;. 1 tl6leiis, of
Otterrinal, chairman of Loudon' Pree-
byter7tK11ev. ohn Ri,-ha saere-
ttry oft Peve ry ; Rev. J. fRalr,
past of 1.5(1.1l web, and
pt I coned..1
"111 Lit. Matta, "to
who bra lad tel' bos-
eoaeMcttoa with Ude
e Ood's _jri
dinmeat
roll au0 cerein
�
wIhl>F otttyitiea to
of those
EIGIITY-8El'I:NTH YEAR, NO. 48
H. CLEMENTS
MASSET-HARRIS SHOP
(iagst., Street - 11
Auto INsvpANOE Fire
Life
Aaeldeue and Wows
N. K. WARK
Oedeeleb, Otsi. Pbm. 544
YOUNG PROPLR'S RALLY
The annual rally of the young people
of the Presbytery . of Hurom et the
Presbyterian Church in Canada, will
be held on Monday next In Carmel
church. HensaU, at 8 p.m. The spe-
cial speaker will be Rev. G. D. John-
ston, of Central church, Brantford. The
meeting will further be taken up with
reports by the various Y. P. societies,
(1.0.1.T. groups, sad eaoeuUve reports.
Mr. to. G. Weir. president of Huron
i'resbyterial TP:S.:"emit oo ami the
meeting. Other members of the ezecu-
are Mr. Ray Pride, Exeter, vice -
eat, Miss Mary Reid. Seaforth,,
ry, Mr. Rol Metaren, Hemel,
rer, Rev. W. A. Toone, Haman.
of committee et Presbytery
h schools and Y. P. Soeietlea.
"I am yewdmistk• ur the future of
this air cis." --Stanley Baldwin.
th's Art Store
Y the place to buy your
WINDOW SHADES
AY cobra and stern of Shades
kept In stock. Any sizevl Shades
rade to order.
Wu put the beet quality of
cloth into our Window Shades.
Smitrs Art and Gib Store
East Street Thor' 1814
MACKENZIE'S FARTHEST
bleb over-
eretooa 1.
loved ate
of the
to meeting
1 rrespea'
slltmt tr4
par
...
nou will be
ministers of
our. 01 yen-
, will lead
.1
qtr
.:•,v*�. Mow tort the ad-
.. - rt -eke ' atrtstti,.
all I1Oo0f
with tee
an In-
, elaasmate
the first
Riche
Huron Commercial Academy
-A FINISHINO-S0ROOL WITH AN IDItI•L-
CHAHA('TER DEVELOPMENT - VOCATIONAL OUIDANCR
OOMMDRCIAL EDUCATION
A thorough Commercial Training is altered yen in your horns
teen at lees (bas me -third the Bost of a sham come, in the elty.
()milled graduates are given every assistance in securing good
Ton may enrol at a student at any time. f>tdlttas+.i hili
instruction.
Mies Margaret Howland, B. A"
Commercial Specialist.
IN MONTRZAL STWT
Rev.Elamwld MacLeod'
Pri elpaL
GODERICR, OW.
.THE RADIANT FUEL
.�. �.w a t«� ewe discovered with which �M� no .
economically than with other fuel. It a known e�,� ♦t Lehi fief psis beim discovered with which lou can heat your
Rolfes more economically with It 1a known as
D1X)O (distlilei nal), the radlaas taxa, .ua.e w'. ' -
DIS('11 gives you atom hent IMM ,Mier. A ton of DTRI'A has
Mere bulk then ■ ton of raw caul, Deemer It le made from more
Rua a ton of raw seaentl7 you actually get more DISCO
add to value per tonnage
s unit.
It IjS1' for stoves, ranges and fireplaces. D1S('() may be
types of househeatingMedptneot, including furnace's,
stnand fireplaces.
Mtn supply you with DISCO In bags at Mc per bag or three
haga for $1.00. Try DISCO to your FIREPi.ACE end e't)4IK STOVE
and BRAYER.µ
illsetrarry .`"till line of Aa-
ral YOM and PIICOMW,tea
�Ipr n ise. Work. Tinsmith-
11�� rad Plumbing we can give
N%',• have for sale Cheep one
Nu. ti Radiant 114,11te Ooal Heater
with Oven. as good se new.
The Hardware Ettore and
Phoebes -Store 22, House 112.
IO
bag 'lave Masked by 1r+/af a(
Mtn. "It the Federal Act to
brae:tiger VP you 10.0000w111 j!f
Ne a warned Win
ultwl Hold, eVd
tooawg�sr-�- ISthe "memos rttry-
by Mr. 1�M!• when he wee
(torve'ai.. Tisa will be •-xl104 to 011-
t..rw the Canada • emperanee Ret ie
-on. Perth and Peel. and referee
1.0.*. in the reef of the Proxima."
L Perat ('oast,
Nr. of l,l.towet, MN�Ene
beer r& . wPre ant getmg.tfev7
lhate ell
tont h ninrb4• b s .as
sNrooltvoT 1, tht tial b7
his erventtm 1* the VI Mort
west. MO tley recently ' hove
pie r•Ol tree full ht tertl stRtd-
sir' n hods toff
c.yen on its �A t0 the
Pact& moat in lege.11s _ mugs tjala
three eenturie artlt'' voyages of
irk" the ware► f0r trade led this
wall la young `te [� median thna to
it�p Tsrth." Me, sturdy et the ss to
c�tatotii�thm complete the nett cresplas
MIRofk. veep amen to oer her, As- portion of t h. _
rim peen, sad ice tend «iIft a greet In tr`r. 1 aset t
t '1
oaf I 1 iia '- r + . m its
tat. lea�f,-sm�dM,.N� of KAtg Ta 'e and tame
1G -re haloeed m11ee op themeetfrom
Vanerlwfer, ne
Th Mmes Newry par -
n• nlae; dearth -shwa OM Ir, Mae-
k.n*I ' 1s looms!, which reeadn
his pill on the r01 -k, with a mix -
inn et mem sort velttJllnn, the fol.
Mocha/ itpev1ptlos : "AWasder MGM•
kenals beta ( M by laud the Twee-
4
ynn4w1 iCtlirm4 ol:l►sand e84t.
same
his-beme,ermenot ow Mie 'a
keret. and the oeigytal
nnr r‘ en. while my own- purple predurod.
l
1 1,
ekes. 24,-A large 4
the last Frlda{
ere be Made for a
aiwera,te ter the lit
=altos_
Rseharde bed tiadIr
'Wets with Meier t
visitant at Wm. Martin's
N7. David Oatrnthcrs• Kra Oar-
rathara, island, gem, F!Itnt sad Irwtw;
'Uma. Kathleen fiat Lillian c'arrwthers,
tlth egmemrAon; Mr. sod Mrs. Wesley
Osborne and Edith, 12th coo-esaIDS;
Mrs. Crew h, &idle and Jolts, Pine Sly-
er. and M- Eldon Lowry. trot Ripley.
Mr. an•i Mrs. Pater Dolmas and
family, Mlllarton, were retest visitors
with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Meath,
Mr. and Mrs, Omit Marl)larmld at-
tended the funeral el Mrs. MacDIar-
gold's aunt. Mira Frances Bine, at Am -
herb/ on Wedwssd.7 afternoon.
re- "The intellectual icer oevetTRo ed."-
ftertrwde Atherton.
at the Harbor
Ooderich, Ont.
ON'T BLAME US
I1 Y00 KISS THE SPECIALS ADVERTISED EACH
USE One Rein of extra value at reduced price, HOT
wATIIIR ROTTLZ. Call and examine.
Rare lee ewe of ear Ctthti w!
WAS1* earn":
Pere Dad tier -6117 Regular
. i 111 she 'ear tet
airganes lied lege
lige and Sae
Lase Rash -
IRS PF bsv 10. 0.0 Camtpbor 2 &aa for ilk
tmritisem
7o the mrd psi esed.mera Saturday ',analog. we will al.,• a maple
of Fiume '. s-Tre-Net, Ibe new aid far e.kIm
NIMENEx 22e
B.W. Oigu Tablets 22e
Cowmen Neese Rat P.Ysm .. 33e
Oil R esilk and 25e bottles
Wain Deatel Maltese
NM 1 e r ! ens
Maki., ssrr I ► ... ht
Asir'.' liver Sall, kip .. Me
Ne
Lydia R. Phlti/wt`1 Vat C
peat • .lid
Asada Wails for pis tie
Toilet Soap 5 rakes far tee
1.ystaolde for hoarseness, bo. 25e
W ainpnle's ('ad hors 011 Ext.
Has ritastda D eosaret .. 31.10
Hyg.al (teem. w FieseRans
rade. Tuttl;il wlOONAA heradsing
. ey . , .. IN almd Ne
Campbell, Lauder, Dunlop, Wigle
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