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MONDAY. TL'ERD
4 ---Thursday, December tkh, 1034
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for Real Gifts for Men
uzi
this More and see *e wonderful select on
awaiting you. Come and see for yourself
you will not be asked to buy.
A FEW SUG(S11UNS:
. N .HWEAR, SCARVES, SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, BELTS,
AVNEATER$, BMW #013RS,HO
JACKETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
SUSPENDER SETS, HATS,
CAPS, ETO.
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BLYTH
GODERICH, ONT.
DUN 1NNNON'Thursday, November 2 ,when Dorothy
Helen, eldest daughter of Rev. W. J.
Hl,l'TH, Dei. S.—Both public and and Mrs. Taylor, Rockwood. was united
DUNIIA:YNOM, pec, 5.—rue regular In marriage to Le Verne Berry high tit haul pupils enjoyed a holiday monthly meet of the West Haws• r Peat-
lasl Thursday lu honor of the royal taco, of Detroit, eldest son of
rush Fire i Cu. wan bell, tn' Pentland and the late A. B. Pent
wadding. the secretary'ou Tueulsy. of Dungannon. Chrysanthemum.
The fuueral of the late Archie S. sirs• John ism under Ute doe•. torus made a pretty background
Radford. on Thursday last, was large- tor's care et t. We hope fur a' lite wedding cerrwouy, which was
ty attended both by friends and by eperdy..d.wey 11.Wrwecl by the bride's father, Rev.
members..of the A.S. and A.M. Mr. Mrs. Jas. lett last week tor 1 J. Taylor. To the stratus of !tend
Radford will he greatly mewed, as be Toronto, where will *loud the win. I solu,'s wedding march, played by
in the ter with her bride's cuusmr. Miss. Irene Taylor
V ter, Mrs.. Yetrtn
lark, and church affairs of the emu -
7 -tires µed the drab
munity. The sympathy Pf the cram- Mlss N M. Viand is spending the room on the arm of her father,
widow, who wtuter !n G the guest of Mra whuut she waasis given iu erlage.
Is LH. and to the other memtxra- h* c ,a
ill,T- jr la. ar ewnett ,rli4tt Jtrt;lal amWu
family. Miss Olive ler and Mlas Mur-
katg while veal, caught with ora
Toro,. 0. J
Breton and
hutucnlaat week josh) McWhlataeg.spctt the week -end blusows. She carried a bouquet
with Mee Farrlsf. parents In West I pink roses, valley lilies and ferns. M
owing to the serious illness of their N'awsneeh
mother, Mrs. Wm. Johnston, Early
Tuesday morulug sirs. Johnston passed
away and the funeral will he bell tills
.ei Mr. 1t.•tla
.. .t .a. rpt-- a! anet. 4. a .moi - -•
recent visitor with friends here. whoa project tt< dug underta en y
Mr. Wm. Blake was a London visit- ! some of the leading e•ttizru', numrtr
or over the week -end. as opeslil! akatleg rink. Thr lot at
a Mr. or in Georg Roberton
rtoun 0? Clintoneday. was the rear of the house uwaed by sirs. - Mass Claire Pentland, playing the se -
Charlotte Reid, end aJJoiuiug that of eompanituent. .lfter the ceremony, a
The funeral service for Fred Hay- Mr. Ted:, has been lea.sel, and the _wedding dinner waN served. Mr-
deu, of East Wawauoeh, who was work of Mee has been begun„
kitted- in--nit-ee oiuubfle acddent on 1 k Taylor, mother ut the bride, wore
d etagere' m. Is to lw• called in'gown of black w.r
+ Thursday last, was held Saturday the bear future R gette.arw! lute. The
j morning to the Roman Catholic church, as to tlnauct a atraagrm nwttws -yea - 1'tetttla ro
lit at conducting it, and was not t
1 Rev: - leather itselLun_-0IDdatleg,../n- .1t4a that ;r t.. ......_ present owing to re, rot pea
terment took place In the R.C. come- scheme will 7: match -felt want To lont -r _. _... . .
trey, Morris, i eelctt many TteauflTHt Sitar. - -atter it --
II Bacon
Jibs Nm .lohmton Passes. --A high- the life of the mubtty abort honeymoon, Mr. and etre, fent-
oeoa•-novas*
A quiet wedding took place at the
parsonage of Victoria etre•t United
church on Saturday evening. December
Mr° 1, at 7.80, when Viola Irene, daughter
land of Mr and Mrs. William J. Gorier,
andor ; Blyth wail united la marriage to Mel -
von William Good, son of Mr. A. Good
We' and the late Mrs. Good et Colborne
W. I townehlp. The ceremony was
els , 7 performed
tate , by Rev. F. W. Crelk. The bride looked
charming In a brown Cr dress with
' of hat and aeceesoriea to match. The
'M•44,-- .. *ttpwlod by atlas Myrtle
by flood, baler" of the groom. Site wore
She w blue silk dress with hat and accvs-
w -r soPlee•-fe-
f
W C. Pridhar --'-&- Son
Phone 57
• The Sgnare, Goderich
Pawed.
=e Srt'er' VIS !1D,
n torted by his friend, Mr. William Pur-
ling of Goderich towuablp. After the
les------
Mrs. Lillian Edna M atsb, of Myth, cousin of
Campbell has returned bride, gowned 1u blue crepe suet ca
from a three weak.' visit at Toronto i ing yellow chrysanthemums,
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Bellamy, 1 bridesmaid, while Henson Pentland,
ornioe brother of the bridegroo
s best- . , e t r rlbg- the aljnlsa
e" ref titer,
of Duniminion, sister of the bridegroo
s:ntg "Still as the Night," her els
the y the happy couple left amid
showers of eoufettl. They will reside
pp Colborne township•
wall
of 1 ".tinerlca IN not Itnoe•ent of the ails -
0. 'rry of l' (leo e."—Albert Einstein.
ter,
aa. eta. y q iT;t respected resident M Birth was r.- . H !lion- an Me hied will reside In Detroit.
►t a•( ,ifa,fu, }t+eotf, district aye natural
i mucwl by the death. on Tuesday morn• 1
the for the mune „f lluronwoal in wtridiu d pretty toff All-
an nun illness of allot William
John -ton.
after 1 Dungannon on Thursday tau lu con- Bannon l'nitevl ri hue b at o'ed clock on
}uee'ttun with a.._.._ ...... ...._._...,-- _ -
eeased. whose maiden name was ills- • to t
Specials at Baech l e is
bars 1 is Rados Carbolic Soap
Gratitabied 6 eakes 21e
or ]clow ar
10 lbs. 3Jee
Lipton's Tea. Red Label.. lb. lie
!'lark's Perk and Beans
° large tinit 19e
Fahey Blue Rose Bice. .3 lbs. 2le
Schnelder's Pure lard
• 1 -Ib. cartons .7e
('ow•an's Perfection Cocoa
1-1b. tin TIr
1 •hoteau or i eh eeta Cheese
' ? M -Ib. pkgs. F7e
('ae1U''Ter1b Soup .. ...:
3 ties --!Se
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AY and WEDNESDAY—
MARGARET BULLAVAN
a famous story step the beloved distracters known
bJ' ani• crltie•s The world's most leering :tone!.
f n What NOW?"
DOUii
I tut or tix•.petge•s o1
ti• wittt•u.s . C.tlkd
Piet❑rw"
• `Little
with LASS MONTGOMER >t
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY—
The sensational dare -devil CLYDE BEATTY
gives 05 a thrilling action caro f,litoring sitar amazing adventures
with lions, tamed and wild.
"The Big Cage" .
with Anita Page, Raymond Hatton and Andy Devine
Matinees 1Vednesday and Saturday at 3 p.m.
..ming •.This stall is slim," and ••shirker en the ithte•kbourd..'
rg oda abdsr the ausWhet's of the Pauline, only W■
nae Farrow, braves, tie•tdea her bur y daughter of Jar. and Mrs.
Dnugannoa Agrieulturrt :basion` -for B. Burton Roach of Dungannon, was
baud, ree dh, of the ull hlr of 103, !!eller J. L milted 10 the bond -.of nyttrIni,ny to
1ldorta.thI1.C. ;uugMrrera. O: liversirs. I>ohleJohnston ' Eedyfteeing the dire, for la charge The Reuben James Brewer. ..ui of the late
and !qrs. For. of Tomato. and one i competition is open to tr.ys of trees Me. and Mrs. William Brewer. of lirus-
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aon,,•f7arry.tlTtt[Tlnrtr "wt of ltlyth; 5150
4'tour broth- (ourteeu to twenty rears. Inclusive, re- gels. The ceremony was performed by
ornnto; I.d. _
, three in the Weot. Mrs. Johnston was nosh, tdlnA in Me tee nashfpsotereeat-Wesco-' lista it A. ataeMUlea, pastor of DWI -
}n valued memhPr of, the United church. shledd and Colburn- Good Bannon United cturti+. The brhle. who
• _ - I prize:+ will be awarded, Entries will was gtreo in marriage by her father.
1/11.:S AT LOB ANGELES close February 1, 193.A..111 trays ln• was becomingly gowned in a dregs of
j(rs. (. F.. Reek' has received word ' tending to eater should get lu touch iturguudyhrow a crept• with net trim
I with sir. Hedy or Charles W. Altwt, the ads geld.
est thodeath at Los Angeles, Callfornba, '••-,ceretary of the A 'chewer
tel w iio :the carried a
Fon Wwlnesrlar- night of thin week. of M• .` sesclatlon• !shower tH. was of TatJt'.j n tort's and
T her sf•ter, Mrs. 11'bll1am irsham, (arm- ltastMsle—The . Ttgwat tong. is• ilm attended by her core
rely of G alerio•h. The Mrdy will be meeting of the yVo eTn>s 1u thute was'sln, sllx. l\'ftma Trete teen, who suer
brly of to Goderich h for burial nett held on These day eftrrntoa at the a dress of bine erelw•, allb silver trim-
heme of Mitt, Lorne Iters, whit the wings, and , iniad pink roots• and
week. - •
president, Y
- pre
r er. C. W. Alton, in the fern. The bridegroom n es . j 1Pportel
5' 1 ^ tit 1AELEDOM chair. Roll call brought out mauv bq• us,•ar Nickel. of Mulrswurtii. After
1 Within five hours of bit release rehfinl i suggest m - el—the-. , ,
money was voted to the \attend! int- erred at the home of th "hcaa-
' from Jail on two years' suspended hen- 1 stltute for tali ]Mind and the se,•rctary ruts by cousins of the bride. Misses
Mace. Floyd McCullough, who had been I wan instructed! t send a !eller to yrs; Margaret Ryan. Emily- Mt•I;rattcu and
remand for two weeks lifter plead- , Hess tend
(nR guilty to a charge of theft, was ar- t the sympathy of the Bernice Edell, and Mies a of the
M. rested ori Thursday lint by r-
tmemeers to bate recent bereatemeut. Donald. The color scheme of the din-
f ream Ross and led interesting pews were read by Mrs. Ing -neem wee piuk and white, the table
it( lodged In jail nn a nolo- J. J. J. Ryan sa ffrx. R Davidson and being ,trntredwtth the weddt
anal charge of vagrancy. the meet!g cake
Atter promising Mailstrate 3. A. sea cla.e! with the Na -\ I with tiers of pito ce bri on s pro-
Making he world " fere4 het
home
lira. Frank Jones Ot- 1 side. The toast to the bride was pro
Iib straight" and -re- feted her home for the next meeting.'. po-el by Rey It. A. MacMillan, and
' elm to his home et 143 eime•oe street, A d
i b left the Mnrt. ac- enrrs was responded to by the I+t{grgruum.
London. sfMtnb gh 1 t dainty hinds wee •rr'wl by the host
Ifni. Ivara, Mr•. Ryan and Mrs. I Mrs. /boo u
eepted a geed meal from Pollee Chief i Dat-idson. Pr w,cd the tont to the
R. 1" l o•telethwaite, and then; 1f ti /whitgn"em, to which Rev. D. A. Mar-
r, •peeded. In the afternoon
will he tate Mrud Mrs. Brewer left by motor on
ymaon trip to Detroit and other
Abe bride donning for travel -
green crepe dress with Neck i
rk coat etch ra ..f.x 511f__trip.
lid hat with draped Yell awl
alleged. proceeded to panhandle for
money. He entered several business Norman Kirk,
ptae•es and asked tor motley, stating he drew Kirk ,
had eased from Ja1L He tints rlctaity,
ihen gas bei ■ tete perks* • kt is t>11t
at a ltc Meet t station. - dlatespnrYa.
tete ala handed out a but the
other. happened to 1.! a policeman m We .•. of . ,el wjkh •stlil moats f aaxeae fes In har>•aislaing colors: The
In pia dothen, rernRnbe, the math his ;eft env nese a wouwl reecho' mane's ft b the bride ef !a a
and tit lot n, Ince back the mono I In the battle of chateau-Thterry is ng Ase i rdlaaioad D l`
R 1418, Several years
-McCullough started to move away and i parts had to lie r aro a abut afterr of , gold ring; toin the to the lea white
his gait ehanged to a headlong run an ; recent X rays the did` bbl , gold t ruby ring, and ,r the heat syn a
the policeman walked toward* hies. y oetd derided as signet ring.The 'wide, who was a
electric treatmrnta amt massage, a• graduate nurse, was the recipient of
Then began a free-for-all "hare and ' w
honnd • that \t,.Md 1* t"rt•ed to cat the arm bonny beautiful and valuable gifts. On
pursuit S3 merehanta and eltl- to 1.- es to r snore ail the
zona. nronvrt be erles lit "Atop that + ledged in the tlevh. Mri. Kirk Ixaat:1 re'skle on Brrue•eratgre•et Nr(odepk,p, ah•ta
- man;" rook lip the chane. The youth r lowed to take true' treatments iu his Ihey wilt ate at butte' to their friends
eyespot after going several blocks. hot i boleti city, Fort Wayne, Indiana, i after New Tear'.,
later was fennel In hiding on the Rap- where he ,.an eenttaue work In the of-
,tl•t church RrnnndsGees of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The People's Store le ready with a
Ile will appear beforeMakin:today
The /oat I Peallani—Ta3kr.—The par.onage of :' great stock of geode for Chili/imam.
Mitre.i two Rot•kweed United church was the scene 4, Coll and see the splendid ratues that
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v precious Tsgreney + of a charming wedding at high noon on , are being offered.
chart:'--. in Kitchener and iondon.
air ',anis.—Many 'till
to know that Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. An- a
1 forth. funserly of f
tit» tit the past low tin
4'ybent-#pl$ l• -•rte
boob wring sung
Christmas Gift
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IMPORTED KID GLOVES
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY STYLES IN A
PLIANT RICH QUALITY
Sizes 6 to 8 - - Pair
LOVELY REAL SILK BATIK SCARFS
BRIGHT NEW ASCOTS
COMBINATIONS OF COLORS
EACH $1.19 to $1,95
WOMEN'S HOSE
Wool and rayon mixture Hose. Neat fitting
with stretchy top, fashioned leg, and seaai-
less foot... Fine, firm weight, in black, gun.
$1.25
metal and biscayne... Pair
LADIES' BATHROBES
Eiderdown Bathrobes, attractively made,
satin or cord trimmings. .49 to $3 5
Sizes 16 to 44 $2 .G
MEN'S TIES
Rich in colorings. Wide range of patterns.
Imported and domestic silks. Stripes,
checks, figures, etc. All 49e to Ci
boxed. W
UNLINED LEATHER GLOVES
Good-looking Gloves. Fine qualities. Greys,
browns, cream and black. Some with half
hand -sewn seams. Pull -on $1 50 to $1.95
and one -dome style. Pair.. f 1
.
$1.95
Handkerchiefs
Swiss embroidered Lawn Hankies, attractive-
ly boxed. 3.to a box 25c to 75c box
Pure Linen Hankies. 3 in a box pure white
Box 35c
with white embroidery
STRIPED FLANNEL BATHROBES
Smart and serviceable
GIRL '8 BATHROBES
Eiderdown Robes for the
young Miss . .
$2.75
$1.49 t° $1.95
SUPER VALUE! MEN'S SOCKS
Warm Wool Socks, firmly knit from all -wool
yarns. Wide range of patterns. Pair 49c
WOOL SCARFS J
Plaids, checks in bright and quiet patterns.
Silk and wool Scarfs, and all,.s1 19 $1 95
silk Scarfs r .JJ
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS
11u a -i ,t,•1, "nor tnN+w1t11ne !Til{
with rlo•X-rrv,a gialTfTarte"
`tau'htnit Arrow Ilt and
k n„ Sane ra ntowl ht
K,,"f,.rizinR 1'r."ria
A. CORNFIELD
where you ore Invited to shop"
...• :Phone 41tBI..
et=sruPsuar LUIL
BABY PICTURES
No doubt about it, the babies themselves "directed" these snapshots.
In other words, they did es they pleased end the camera was clicked et
Ow right instant.
HERE aren't any official abatis -
tics that we know of, so we're
perfectly safe in saying that babies
constitute the largest single group
of snapshot subjects.
It's perfectly reasonable that this
should be so; for we snapehoot those
things to which we are moot inter-
ested. For another thing, babies
make ideal subjects, because they
don't pose. They're always natural.
There are baby pictures and baby
pictures, of course- Some arouse
spontaneous enthusiasm; others are
merely records, without much ap-
peal.
What'n the essential difference be-
tween the good and the merely so-so
baby pictures. Usually you'll find,
the Rood pictures show infants do-
ing aoteeffifng—crawling, chewing
a doll, wrestling with too. or even
indulging in a real good cry. The
merely no-eto pictures give us only
recognisable glimpses of babies do-
ing nothtng much et all.
Of course, it's poesibie to take a
picture of a ,leaping baby and get a
charming Alin)t Rut to do this, the
camera work mast be unusual. Very
well, what shout the teehnie of baby
pietures7 -
First, you'll need to .have light
*none for action Octaves. Few
belies stay still long elMagh Inc
tills ettppenres, vagus, you91
T+a no bR let
open shade or ask la 1Re tell light,
providing it's not so bright that it
casts unpleasantly sharp shadows
or causes the baby to squint. Use
the regular snapshot time and Jena
opening.
This time of year, of course, it
may be more convenient to work in-
doors. One of the easiest ways to
take baby pictures indoors, dtrtftlF
the daytime, is to get the subject
fairly close to a big window (not
necessarily a sunny one) and then
use a photoflood -type lamp to light
lip the side of your subject that's
away from the window. A photoflood
bulb in one of those Inexpensive re-
flectors will be found very handy for
this and other indoor ehota. If
there's a lot of light coming from the
window, you'll be able td vee a regu-
lar snapshot exposure. For surety's
sake, better work with the lens at ata
widest opening. Wait until your sub-
ject striker an interesting pose;
then click the shutter and the pic-
ture's yours.
Don't forget that you can use
supersensitive Alm to get beautiful
action shots with much less light
than other films require.
And let your baby subject "direct"
his own picture. Let him do es he
pleases, with only slight suggestions
from foe. Re doing, you'll get real
looking, satisfying pictures. And
'lj ,ly`lweys treasure them,
JOHN VAN OUILDER-
r
If It's Paint
see Blackstone
ALL WANTED OOLORS
60c quart
Take advantage of this
special offer and brighten up
the property.
Blackstone's
ON THE BROADWAY OF
GODERICH
E 0 P LE
STo R ES
5c, 10c, 15c, $1.00. Phone 352 -
There are only a few days left for your Christmas Shop
piiig
SHOP NOW ! --
THIS WEEK END'S SPECIAL!
KNITTING WOOL
1 OZ BALL. 4 -PLY WOOL. ALL $HADES. WHILE
THEY LAST
10c BALL
WRAPPING TISSUE
White 12 sheets for 1(;
Green 8 sheets for Sc
Red shoots . .a. sheets for .1G
TINSEL ROPING
6 yards for ...,
6 yards for
UNSEL STARS at.
Christmas and New Year's Cards
A splendid selection to choose from. Prices ranee at
2 for bc, 3 for 10e, and 6c each
HINOOKA ROPING
GREEN AND RED
—12 yards to bnnch—
1Oc BUNCH
TREE LiGHTNNG SETS
at $1,00 and $1.29
TREE BULBS at
2 fd1' 15c and I5c
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE
udisAEE 4 PM $U(iait33'IOUs
•' tlkroh« at TIE Clad SCAEr ares 49c
fear Boys
BOUM Rand[i erdkiate aft ... .
2Oc, 25'c and 39c
BOX
Lingerie ;Sets at 79c
79c
$1.59
Men's Shirts at
Chinchilla Coats for
Children, at
Toys and Dolls Galore
WE HAVE BEYOND DOUBT THE MEW LINES OF
DOLL.SS AND TOYS OF ALL KINDS, AT 5c Up to $2.98
PEOPLE'S STORES
Sc, 10c, 15c, $1.00 Goderich
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