The Signal, 1934-12-6, Page 2S-Thartttday, December 0th. 1984
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GODERICH CANADA
Noa•b•r of Cawaflw Weekly N.w.pap•re
Ae.004.rsee
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W. H. ROILIIRT9ON, Editor and Manager
Thursday, December &h, 1934
EDITORIAL NOTES
Read the advertisements in The Sig-
nal this week and every week. They
_.•., .-,,,, AiR.,,E.°ney-sirrstt flag ysa:
An exchange remarks that "the
churches could increase their revenues
a lot by persuading the Government
to do away with the big nickels."
• • •
Toronto Star claims that Toronto L
Five Millions
in Five Months
Savings Effected by Hepburn Gov-
ernment in A000rdanee
with Pledgee
THE SIGNAL
THE CURRENT WEEK
IN CANADA'S PAST
Compiled from Files of The
Montreal lisaette
by F. J. N.
' •Hiway is mown% eryIdhaed•'
of the
Lucia it
the po
General.
1790. --
the Rides*
rift, who
this date.
petuate.
res = now the
Deee
(MlsaB
Toronto, December .1 With the flag
la described ai a "sad it this
of economy atilt }„pal to the mast-
affair" took place at the village of 1848.
head, the Hepburn Goverment 11 em- r&- tel" iolnael Gore had attacked onto,
[the rebels there under 1h. Waite's! meat of
barking on ata sixth month in once and Nelson on November 23, and they had
a review of its actions since coming retired from the village when Gore en -
into Queen's Park diaclosee some in- tered the village and destroyed it.
tereeting fedi. 1856.-A very severe gale on Lake
In the first plaoS tt-Tlheeal Ad- Ontario did great damage to Oilman(Th°t'f
ministration has carried out, so far and as a reeult there was a shoge sense o4',
ainewfgjly, lea major pledge to the of supplies In many places, ss there Synod M
electors , tra enme-core*ot--ge►- �euy umttetllaUw_11I_ f.c�lltiee gen b
ernment. Meal& the t'rtmmer On tewa..were, depep{ E1: _!�Y¢ ! I)tr..
has been showered upon the Provincial ping. �ssdera
Cabinet by a section of the prem un- 190¢. -This day marks the first elite !s bard sal
accustomed to +seeing campaign pro- tion to the House of Commons to be gate teai17
Ulises translated Into deeds, expend!• heldin the Yukon Territory, when Chances
tures have been reduced by approxi- the Hon. J. H. Roes was elected. Il* tags w
mately five million dollars. was stilled to the Senate June 8, 1904. a) be Of
•ion by
man.
aacerta
rune a
sense•
e►t
A glance over the past fire months
the Chicago of Canada, slaughtering shows that Premier Hepburn lost no
andmeat-y.eking being its chief in- I time In putting his pre-election prom-
dustry. The Star must admit, then, iser into effect. In this regard, the
that the appellation "Hogtown" fits Liberal Government is unique. Ito
respectlre of the souudeese of those
policies, It L the first Government In
Ontario's history that ever started oat
to implement lta campaign pledges
within a few days of taking of ice. As
to the value and practicability of those
recognition of a contribution to peace, policies, competent political observers
definitely stale that the answer L In
and if anybody thinks that bringing the future. 1t is too early ter the vole-'
live girls Into the world 1s going to I ing of conclusions.
make thing* any more peaceful- I The rapidity with which the Gorern-
meat launched its investigations into
___Toronto pretty wen.
e ----r- •
Dr. Defoe is proposed for the Nobel
prise. The Saltfprd Sage says he
thought the Nobel prise was given la
■ • •
boards and commission and other
Discussing the Port Hope affair, The,' branches of the civil service, as wail
Burk's Falls Arrow observes: "What : as the civil service itself, left many
puzzler us is why anyone should want :citizen* gasping for breath. The Llb•
to kill a weekly newspaperman. They, eral. were not conforming to the pray
ties of past governments. The "Hep tug eight were published in Niagara.
are the most harmless class of people' y R W gars.
burn axe'' was wielded with wholes The Importance of the newspaper to
on earth." Of course that Is a news- hearted %igor and those described by' history is indicated In the following
peperman's opinion. Perhaps every- the Premier as supernumeraries found - sentence t.y a prominent Canadian hi/ -
body will not agree with him. i themselves out of jobs. Perhaps no ' torten: -Old newspapers yield place
• • • other phase of its w.ork to date has neither to books nor to manuscript
r -_ _ December 3
lea -William I)ilton Otter, one of
O1aa/a's greatest soldiers, was bore
•v.*r Clinton, Oat. He took part
against the Fenian raids; 1n the North-
weet campaign of 1886, and in the
South African war, where he was in
command of the Royal Canadian Regi-
ment. On Jane 3rd, 1913, he was
knighted and he died May Oth, 1929.
1802. -The Department of Trade and
Commerce was inaugurated and an
ata was proclaimed creating the So-
licitor -Generalship.
- December 4
1817. -The Gleaner was first pub-
lished at Niagara. It Is Interesting to
GODERICH, ONT.
chewed 11111 mad
y -a memorial to
as early Governor -
8
white child born In
et was Edward Ber-
ths light of day on
ace of his birth per -
of hls tamlly and la
Burritt's Rapids.
Gealerieh is a zegmber
adiaa institute, Tor -
"for the encourage -
stet steens•e•e'."
THS GRAVITY
ver Post)
men who retain a
Whoa the Anglican
met to elect a seers -
deep te vote4 for
who happens to be
If
a belief that batt 'as[i='
t know any better.
thought the proceed -
serious and gloomy,
would relieve the ten -
ear a United Church
te's name should be
Ie. not every day nae
U with -tut a floe
•
B DELAY?
(r nd Win -Times)
There
long
Sr. W. a
bouncing
been
onto
relied
3.30 a.
evenl14
note that the firstthe
printing press in Io
Upper Canada was set up 1n ,Niagara i these
In 1793 and of the ten papers published mind,
in the Province ea that quarter-cen- eald that
Edward
dibie,
remelt
Creator
It was
Irouse( such protest from certain sec- materials as a ;ounce of Information *eseh.
Mr. Sorsolell, Deputy Minserter of f t100s a: ha- the firing of Government r !made
.
Public Welfare, whose suspension ! e'1837.- the past."
aper employees: It seemed as though thbi 1837, --The regular troops repulsed ihouse
caused a furore and a display, of bad I Government were bent on throwing ap ,4----1-1-141 or 800 reformer. under W. -L.
temper to several quartershas been I polntees of prerious governments out Mackenzie who had gathered near [syr f
reinstated. At the same time it is an- of Jobs to make way for Liberal slipTb
roato.
rel need that the social conditions lona of porter-•. But clear -thinking observers 1902.-A referendum held 1n Ontario
•
who were able to divorce themselves voted for prohibition by 199,749 to
which the Deputy Minister spoke, in from polltical partisanship in weigh- 11111,548, but the Premier, Hon. G. W.
what was supposed to be a private, ing and analysing the Hepburn poll- , Hoeg, did not coa'Id
er the maJortty
meeting, are the subject of Government- , vies admitted that eronomy in govern- I sufficiently large to enforce prohibition open
al investigation. +Hent was the paramount nectwsity in • by Act of Parliament.
these times and that administrative ex- netsukes S taken.
pensee, n staggering amount, could b- 1837 -As a result of the rerolutioi-
.
The local option votes in Ontario reduced only byystern measures. An
municipalities on Monday showed that j other factwhich has teen overlooked ary .outbreaks led by Brown and Nei -
by by those who regard the new Govern. ,mon, Sir John Colborne proclaimed the
the beverage rooms are not popular.
meet with sceptical eyes Is that pollti- I d4sirict art Montreal odder martial W6'
Votes were taken to seven municipall- sal patronage has not loomed large on Ilam Maitland
ties. In fire of these there were sub- the hori*on. Liberals have received 1912. -Rt. Hoa. R. L. Barden an- H. S
eta, alai dry majorities. In two there gmrernment Jobe, It is true, but the pat- I n°°acrd lila pope- of contribatltag weNc
ware jorittea *faint the !e ronage has been on a minor scale, PO t° the Royal Vary, rather Wm. V
mach 20t a baildi et a Candia* navy . other f
sal spike h/Iaw, but wades the three- .,.
kr--„} raaidegimapt t waa re-
theR07 col leeley, to
Brace coeat , roteagainst
beer, while Strathroy overwhelmed the
wets with a vote of 933 to 322.
able
it w
were 1
the na
a long
of an
a
E 1►
OT lterdntsst-
treekwkM* fiD
Wilfrid Iait had - pens-
pcopoa't wadi eed.raed by
sent
---"The death took place of $
tm•nt have
party reeks.
Was Overdo.
But with eQ6nomd 1y as Its major o
jeetive, the Gdvernment is keeping its Wit am Mackenzie. who during h
eye on the dollars and cernts. There lift held a prominent place in the
• • • la a tremendous unemployment relief ' way affairs of Canada. Born in
bili to pay and the cost of meeting the small village in OutsHo, he was •
For years there have been abortive needs of the unemployed presents a 'small storekeeper, then a rallway eo*
efforts to weld the "Border Cities" in- *Moue problem- A house-cleaning tractor, and next n railway promote
to one municipality, local jealousies was overdue when Premier Hepburn and builder. With 1). D. Mann, b
having been sumciently strong to over- and his colleagues took over Queen's /milt the Canadian Northern Itatlway
1 Park and there is no doubt that there I but when the time came that he could
comes the strong case for amalgams. Is still plenty to do. The Premier I bot raise more money the Government
µ tion, Now the Provincial Government , plunged into hie program with no de- 1 tr°k over hie railways --end still has
has taken the !natter in hand and will' lay. He launched a succession of com- 1 16411.
pass legislation to unite Windsor, East mission ingwirlee and probes that dis- I December 4
'Windsor, Walkerellle and Sandwich in ' closed more than one rearm') why a 1791.-A severe earthquake was felt
long-suffering public had finally turned I In Quebec• and many epeeist services
one city under the name of Windsor. the previous Government out of omre. ! were held In the churehes for preserve -
The greater Windsor wilt have a pope- ' Gross negligence and extravagance and i tie*.
lotion of'100,000 and will be Ontario's poor 4A'ioene methods were reveald 1 1'•`The Commercial Centre Build-
._ ltirl�at city, exceeded only bT 1 in the inquiries into the Abitibi fan- l ing in Hamilton was the scene of a
Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa, ! yon purchase, the Temiskamtng and 1 meeting of a small group of men who
Northern Ontario Railway, the Pro-' formed a Canadian Club, the Arst In
• • • ' v}nclal Air Service. the Liquor Con- Canada. The objects of the Club were
Premlpr Hepburn undoptomily has i7o1 Board, the Xlageth Fall* Parks tr. loafer a healthy Canadian' patrlot-
pubtic opinion in the Province with t .:mmi4*ion and the o►ntario Athletic i-°' ills°ugh the unb(asteii
study of his
-
him (except ('oinm(sslon. I torp and a deeper appreciation of
{ possibly la Torontb and
net what success hilt attend Prem- 1 (an"dian literature, art and resources -
a few other places wltb spet•la1 11) is•r He}d►nrn'- efforts to pee the Pru- From nn that small beginning the idea
tertbtay to ree'seM* to Bayport {h�St_ rt,,, t.► �t i;[ aeeulr. awes' lntere t mew until then" are now over 100
Lawrence detelopment project.-The�r'atess, espe with the unemployment re- l(aa�laa t'! i)ewi+tkW ^d
country is loaded down with debt lief emblem, boost revenues, and meet veral in other countries. --_
from schemes that looked all right the mtmernns other problems confront-I,
•mnfront• I l9`33 -D patches in the daily press
ing him, is a matter for conje•turp.tc•ontain the news that ngain a Cana -
when the ;smolders were talking but one:thing is sure: f*Ilure will not he dlan farmer has won the champion -
turned out to be anything but profit- from Lack of trying. ship prize et the international show
l` R. The cltizenm who � '
some ertttefsw 01 the
ng the sinking of the
on Wednesday. in an-
ew of those who had
tho,e who were the
Md. It will be re
eolUsion occurred at
was well along in the
names were given t0
e the, families of
in a frantic state of
lrithout cause. it is
Vas no wireless on the
(s. stth-h seems here-
at this 'season whe9
e lakes are running
a at any other time.
before neon en Wed -
Loomis was off Harbor
ntly no effort was
re the news. The
until late in the eren-
Totieatlan wax wra8-
y known that tons
It neem* peculiar that
Met avertable for sorb
rds. A great deal
ggefertng would have
prompt action bees
LD
Dec. 4. -Mr. and Mrs.
sad tstnlly sod xn
flatted a few days last
T.vlier'. mother, Elsa.
Redeye. Mk!h„ sad
Hr. ' ..n 1d cos-r+a,* •411ed
last w . . , at 1M eeedA
Mt: W.
Mr. a
dwainge mad sea,
} of WitsdwW. sgrat tk* w,. -ess with
rail . i the la4Y paint., It r. sal Hr*. 11(,
a 1 Walder,
Mrs. L Vincent split /vet the week-
- end wit! Slyth.frie*ds.
✓ Mr. mad Mrs it Stoneham* and Mes-
e ter Domald, of Oesterkeh, visited on
Saturday *t the bogie 01 Hre. $tone-
�itonvo s brother, Mr. W. F. Campbell.
and Mrs. Campbell. Nes J. N. Camp-
1►eii returned to (loderleb with them
and will spend the winter there.
MI.. grins Walsh attended the wed -
dint; on Thursday of her covin. Mise
7lorothy Taylor, eldest daughter of
Rev. W. and Mrs. Taylor of Rockwood.
who was unite, in marriage to Mr. '
Pentland of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Walsh visited
with Guelph friendw on Thursday.
A miseellaneoas shower was given
nn Monday eve*tag at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. 7. E. Taylor in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aitken.
Mr. 3:rnost Saadi. Master Donald,
Mies Jeanette and their mother, Mrs,
(;ordon Snell, were Goderich visitors
on Saturday.
Mr. Fred J. Cook hes rented the
fat19„ii'f IT1Trtgrr wirtattteter a 4erueet
yenta.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
able. The taxpayers are in no mood asked for an ndministration without held nnnuelly at ('hleago, for the best notanytNee Towsinin. Dee e.._
to endorse a project such as lhnt of frill.. are getting it in large 1111402 i wheat in the world. This makes
Thev wtLi got metre lit it la t1 I nineteen times that this honor has come Mlma Winnie Marsh spent the week -
the deepened waterway to enure. No doubt there will be ort• end in foderieb with her friend Miss
fm (.a nada, and the 103.3 prh,0 went to v.._
Frank isi(ekson of Flfroe, Saskatche-
wan. Herman Trelle was not eligible
to compete, a4 he had won the "crown"
that woul.l t0 yearn
OOP/ hundreds of millions and whose of anguish fmm within and w•ithontnt
benefits would be doubtful, to say the ' the Liberal ranks, but the economy ate
• leis't. J will continue to swing until expendi-
' • • • 'three are down to rook -bottom without three enmeseive times. In the twenty -
impairment of efi4, eney. And the three year,, 10 which this exhibition
The.British Government's scheme of 1 men and women on the farms of On- has been held. only four times has the
self-government for India i,: meetimkresrto fifty per cent. of the population ltiglw•t award not come to Canada.
with -the deter9llned opposition of ale' of the Provine, are going to iaik with `taskstetteWan won eleven times, Al-
. element in the Conservative party of 0a°nuraging tors on a Government lwrta seven times and Manitoba more,
'"_"``r"-"_____. --which•_wisetQII_owechili seems t0 lie that Is ahlr to afoot n flre-million-doi- Willett Columbia carried off the re-
-.-.._4er sating in a little over jive months, serve championship, which proves that
r- 1 derr�.8tanley Baldwin at a
4a million a month. Critccisptl as n. fhe Aa. Produce wheat equal to the
.� party convention uttered n stern warn- other Gerernment see r hive teen het+mn, hest *Ike "rid'
lag to this die-hard element. By the the first Liberal Adminlatratinn in ' - Demo.' 7
grant of 'elf-gose,4,ment, he staid, thirty yenrs 1s engaged bra gigantic 11491. -The St. Clair tunnel, built by
there was a good chains of keeping experiment and its unfolding will he the -Grand Trunk Rallwae, was first
India In the Brinell Empire for all , g by with keen Interest e.4 the dopa opened to passenger frame.
p go by,
tea►e, "lint I slay to you deliberately," --
he eontinfed, "it is my flrm conviction NOT A D1(TATORBHLP
that if you refuse her this opportunity I /Ottawa Jmurnall
yolt_.whl Infa11Hriy Inse Indic before I People suggest that *omething like
two -generations base passed." Mr. IntheI United States, nit hlmpte from
asldwin w•as upheld by armte of near- being the case. F.•tablish0d isr ('on-
_-- • to oue In the c0nt4ntlon_. it �p*4, snppnrt0d iq s frpp electorate.
the 'Conservative party of Great It * 14e.Ovp4••wd 4... p►shli. msat-
4'taln had been led by so liberal -minded away rie
tfrohe mr Atcarshlpesent otnathe s ren
l
a man as Stanley Baldwin when the f meaning of that word.
`_-lame of Irish home rule was in the
balance forty years ago the pre*ent I %NAT NATIONAL, nP;R ' MEANR
sitaatlen as regards Ireland would be + (Rrandmn Ann1
vastlymore f A i'nited etetee jnurnnlist, written
pleasant for the British on government spendingm. warn* the
1929,-W, F. Maclean died at Tor-
onto. Ile was a unique figure in Cana-
dian joiirnallsm and polities, was one
of the founder* of The Toronto
World. and M.P. for South York 1892-
19211.
1143.--Rirhnsond 11111 celebrated Its
diamond }tintless a* a village. It was
Incorporated In 1672 on the petition of
Mir* ham 1,ew, heft 1t we* 001 linin
!silt that the same %If..'ialit area alerted
the flee rests of the village. and It
is that Brent which we.* being marled.
The hietory of this 'settlement. how-
ever, goes tack lin before I7f1R, when
one Abner Mlle* settled on whet 1*
now the mite of the village, where he
people. Mr. Gimdatnaea bill, whleA had nn hotel and wax the owner of
People that each dollar of naw debt 200 sores of land. After his death
would have satl*Aed Irish amp(ratlons, incurred by the government Is a wort- the place was named "Mile. Hill," and
was rejected at therthatlitrw orf an pie- (age on the earnings of eve's einem. Inter it was re-nab.4 Honnt Pkztunt_
morrnw it *TIT be foreeInpis to ihe-" In Jni), 1819, whll• Eli the aettlan
meat animated by • spirt; like that 7�o
form of rokorPatnry lnereares in the were et 'the raising" of the frame of
•? m. tte-3iIrdw"-01 today: end the lcviee on imemea end additkmal.Im,• the Presbyterian ehereb, the Oovern-
e+naaeQerseee was the lateueldcation of pasta on all enmmeree. Your home, or -General the hike of Richmond and
lirfsN 11sWrsg and the granting. MO late, 'sons means of iiorttn tw>rwtttine -•tler•ifesrty et
collateral sur avowed thsheoe 'ails an their 114
.f esieanlsag /each grower than thetas r Rovprn700? offers. to Ppnptengnl*h hft fin popilar d1A
PteMh, debt mortgagee your •etcnrity the Duke nuke himself that when he
proposed h ate. Oladetaas. mad that of your deeeendante. left It was derided t0
change the nave
ata red Barnett.
Mr. and Era, Harold Montgomery
and children, of Oederich township,
Alaistrent Plunder with Mr. and Mrs. Aidan
n.
Miss Amelia Ed lwaln fs spending a
few days this week with Rev. and
Mrs. W. J. Patton of L*eknow.
The Sunday evening service under
the sa*pe0es of the Westminster Guild
was well attended by a large audience.
The speaker for the evening was Hr.
Cheros of Seafiortb, who took as his
text the -21st ebapter of Revelations,
for hi* subject, "The Fust and Second
Coming of Christ."
8. 8. No. 3, Colborne, will hold 1ta
annual Chrl4tm*s concert at the *hoot
on Friday evening, December 21. Ad -
adults, 13c; children, ale,
Y. P. M. Oieses,-The Y.P.S. held
their annual meeting on Friday even-
ing at the horse of Mr. Jobs Yonng.
The president had charge M the meet-
ing. A report of the T.P $. oo►nven
Don which was held In Dnngannoa
wax given by Miss AmeHa Meiiwain,
Mies hazel Tsang read an Intermit-
ing tope and eItlaa 'Melia. Sagan
gave n well-prepereoi journal. At the
close of the meeting Mr. John Young
acted no ehalrsa* for the election of
ewers. Those elected were: Presi-
dent, Jim Comm; rice -precedent, Wal-
ter Melina.; seeretary-treasurer,
Thelma Femme; asaiatant secretary -
treasurer, Wilmer Hardy; organist,
Antella Mcllwal.; aaslst.nt organist,
Thelma Yemen. flonvenore-+tpv0teon-
*1, Roby Tonne; literary, i12r1.e Web-
ster; a►lesionary, trona McManus: so
sial, Armed Mlle. A dainty tweet' wee
*erred et flaw MOW Of the seitela*.
'Dictatorship le NT I ingot hoer*
tree 11114e to loot at, but nothing grows
nndhr 11."-- Stank! Baldwin.
Extraordinary Value in Rugs
New Axminster* from Barrymoor. Harding* and Brinton Carpet Co. Beautiful Per-
sian and geometric designs. Deep heavy pile, lovely colorings, seamless
and will give years of hard wear.
Rise 4'8"z7'8" $13.50
8is. 8' 9" x 9'
Sire 9' x 1O%' X00
00
Size 9' z 12' $36.00 to 94.00
SEAMLESS Tnt1affiY uiiUM
9' x 1034' $17.50
9' z 12' $19.80
REVERSIBLE SiMYRNA RUGS
Flret quality on sale. else about 00 x A0.
Large choice to select from, Regular $4.95
141.50. Each 7
NEWS .1114111281911170 _
Made of English pyjama flannelette. Best
quality, full else and perfectly made and $1 50
finished Sizes 34 to 44. Each 7 i
Pyjamas of tome cloth ar above • • • •$1 95
WOMEN'S COATS
Farr -trimmed, silk -lined and Inter -lined
Every ('oat new and up-to-themlaute. Speelally
priced
$18.00 ami $1950
INITIAL IIANDREaCHIErg
For Igen. Fite linen, tall slue, hemstitch born
der with initial hand -embroidered In comer. All
initials except X and Z. fluxed 2. 3 or 8. 25_
Each LJC
WOMEN'S SCARP'S - -
Latest New York In Ane all -wool gay tartan*,
checks and plaids- Beautifully boxed,
Each
$10 00
0
KIN'S NECKTIES
Heavy English silk. Pun sine and well made,
Hundreds to select teem l• -neat •Recta aid ail
colors. Very special
35c; i ter $190
MEN'S CASHMERE ALL -WOOL MOORS
00 dower smartly patterned and exqulalts
quality. Many are regular 111.00 'aloe. 50c
slaw to to 12
LUNCHEON SETM
Madeira embroidered pure linea cloth. N x
- tt_i)-' ""`" at $1.00y $1.75, $2.75
IPSO!, COATINGS .. -
A mil special buy we madl-of finest Winter
weight. finest all -wool Coating* Away, under
neSalar cattle. 64 to 00 etches wide. Yard
$1.48, $1.68, $2.25
MIN'$ UNDERWEAR
Peumau's 100% pure wool, mfrs heavy rib
/Shirts and Drawees. 30 to AL ,i0lach $12,
WOMEN'S "I6" UNDEl11t� _ 7
Penman's Vests and Demers. '[iaeb sloe
CHILDREN'S RID -LINED OLOVRS �(,•{/�
Dome fasteners, out -aeon. eine 2 to 7 9Q_
year. l'air 7pC
W ACHESON & SON
WHITECHURCH
II where elle had been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Waldorf.
Hiss Finlayson of East Wawaoosh
spent the week -end with ars Joha
Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew KLrh *t See-
terth *peat Wedeead*g
house of kir. and Mrs. 3. D. )wrrott,
Mr. ('cell Chamney. held a quite
eucc•esafui shooting match *t his home
on Saturday afternoon.
Quite a number attended the dance
in the hall on Thursday which was
held In aid of the Agricultural Society,
A number also attended the free dance
in Winces on Friday night held by
Mr Oeo. $pottos.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGee and
Gordo* visited on Sunday last with
Y and Mrs, Robt. McGee of Blyth,
Else Sarah Garbutt vielted o* day with with Hiss Catharine Roes, while
Mr. and Mrs. Rees were att**dl.g the
wHITECHU•ROH. Dec. 4. -Er. Jobs ,
Glides spent last week -end with his
sisters la Detroit.
to Mrs. Archie Radford of Myth. Er.
This community extends sympathy
and Mrs. Radford were well known in ,
this district when the late Mr. Rad -1
ford owned the store where Mr. Wight-
maa now i..
Bora--on Friday, November Sk to
Mr. and Mrs. PYneet Caae*M , a
daughter.
Hr. and Mrs. Ben Meelecagetas aM
Wally meet Sunday last at the home
of Hr. and Mrs. Dick Irwin,
Mr. and Yrs. Frank Henry and Win
and . Mr. and Mrs. lance Grata and
Orth visited last Monday with Mr.l
ail Hre. Ties. Oilman of Turn/nary.
/O[ n. dint. Lett and little *on re -
ate Saturday from Rarsover, I
funeral of Hr, Chas. Richardson, wk.
died at his home la Teamster os Fri-
day. The funeral was held from the
home of the Misses Jean and Isabel
Douglas of Luc -know to South Rimier
cemetery.
r..dMs Shelia of Guelph visited
last we* a Sia Y%, Trask
Hairy.
Idles Olive Terriff, EN. left on Sat-
urday to visit with Mrs. Cecil Parsee.
e1 Toronto.
We understand that Era Thea.,
Morrison of Blyth was badly Notes
up nm Friday night by two hoboes to
whom *he had refused to give toed..
Era Joe Hogan sed Stele eon fret
Moabite Ontario are viaitiag with lir
parents. Mr, aid Mrs. JAbn Waddell-
• Died-ee November 15. In the Gem-
ent hospital, Ian Angeles, Calif., Hart
Presidia, beloved hushes* of Miner-
va Ralik., formerly of West Wawatser.
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