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1 -Thursday. December Stb, "1963
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moue serious objections to being I
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OODg,SICU CANADA
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w. H: KoacersoN, Editor and Manager
Telephone 35 : Goderich, Ont.
Thursday. 1Mcetube•r :nth, 1935
''A MAN 0! PASTE"
It would have been a serious neg-
lect on the part of the citizens of
Wderktt If Mr. S. D. Croft had been
allowed to leave town without an ex-
pression of appreciation of his carted
and valued services to the community
daring his ten years of res(denee here.
the efficiency of townshlp councils 1n
Ilunon that Mx eat eteight have been
b acdams-
tlon. If tbe farmers have been , •r'
Ing a pretty "thin" time, financially,\u, 1\'i11Ie, you can't cut up father's I spolte tO themgg
the origin of our
of late years. they seem to fet•I that red flannel underwear to melte w government, a description of the Par-
tatice* know H assts t'Isu. emit .. &lament buildlege and of the memorial
their elected repress • •• •• built there In saem,ery of aur (soldiersPah have been doing all that ,•°• 10 Rally Rand will always be popular. who paid the anpr•we prlee. Their
reason. be expected W help out. l will netrr tic without a few fans. names are easeseid in marble under
• • • i` • • • glues. Mr. It P•ttereou gave several
People who make alarm vino los Sandy. our eros. -eyed Scots friend, readings weke were enjoyed. On
ought to send a salesman to Clinton Alamein went enizy watt•hiag a three- December 10th the club will hold a
rinsed circus. social evening is ttelp foreign Wa-
it appears that in the neighisor toot' ringed • • Pleas- This watt be an open meeting
the town bell is runs. at 6 n'ela p; and Hyenas are reported to be common" to which •11 are invited.
apla at i o'clock [n the morulug In is Abyralala. They certainly hays Oa Baturvla7 Yr. and Mrs. )red
know when to ger lots to laugh about these dale. 1Glllott eatertsitaed those who have
order to let peopletaken part to the peaty to a fowl sup
up and begin the day's work. Gee ••w+•••• •••• per. A jo07 evening was spent in
citizen has been complaining about the
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GODERICH, ONT.
GASPERS --
By Ken Catto
Rulers are not always straight
• • •
Not least of the horrors of war are
the attempts* to prouounee _Addle
.aux
P'O 'S HILL
PORTER'S Ileglet,, Dee. A --Winter
bas made ata apeearanee In this part.
Jaeir Frust again, •Ithough on
November your eorrespoudeat
picked a full-biewn rose from the gar-
den. Several there hada were reser
to open bot 1.ek Frost got them.
1l es Cbds+-0a Tuesday, November
Wth. It. Meal, pub enjoyed as their
• • e rho .Yr• c:auwrse.e.--wt--ClIntoo Hr
Ou coming to Goderkh Mr. Croft noise•. She lntdats that no one In _:un ;
teat no time in associating himself 1 tun goes to work that early. anyway 'not salt is of oheplacing a ettedte thtdt there
metlrely with community affairs, and 1 • • •
is so varied were his services that even There are plenty of aeeouuts in the for sailing% and compelling ata °leer-
- this numerous expressions at the ban -i press of the "accident:' caused ty van, t.
eaet of last Friday evening failed to hunters tiring at something moving in The myth of a corse Assoc
laded with
wirer the full ilat of his activlties. the hushes. To any •cid hunter this
1. an unpardonable hunting offence.
B. Mr. Croft was nut nue to •'Mt N„ was of experlen.-e ever does it
George do it" -he got things done. Ile must see what he is shooting at.
He has the innate faculty of co -opera- if icer, man going into the wuu,is
tion and of obtaining the co-operationble for the ,tire+t time could he thoroughly
•1 Ut(13 a trrwenduuslr valuable 11si'n with _bb feet there would
gtft to eucutirr effort.- Titat bif' be fewer -accidents"
work fur the community did not de- • • •
and from the came of his services Prolaloly few ever think about it.
as agent Vf the Canadian National but the fact is that Canada has over
Hallways is erWe•nred by his .promo�a quarter of a million males of road-.
tion to a more important pualtloa 1D , „
"orrice; and 11 h further 313,tre7 10 1» exact That is a grenn•r
go railwaymileage than twelie times around the
W be acted thatall the 'man, earth at the equator. Pioneers built
and 'waned- calls upon
uppeone bla attention.: a jut of that mileage. without tile sol
Ile. Croft -Was still able to re time of stem shovels, power graders or
and capacity for sport sod reecreation, any of the modern labor-saving Jr
pnring. _ . to his favorite pastime. i vieer.---Sivitaeif tbis has been a err
iatag--__Ter11y, be^ iP a "mta oti4ltahle_>�tor a small population
pa V
ata." _
spree 4 oder btltlt-e custl t.
The Signal joins heartily la the zea -
A St. Thomas public school teacher
fly may have abundant success and
As Councillor Brows aptly expressed
•r•al wish that lar. Croft and his fain-
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happiness In their new sphere at asked his pupils to give an example
Brantford, and also in the good wishes of a famous tans. A small boy re
for Mr. G. H. Jackson. his successor piled. "Mitch Hepburn." Asked
as C.N.R. agent 111 goderleh. why Yr. Hepburn was famous, the
lad replied, 'Beeause his Dame is al-
LIIiHi'ED TRIMSways on the front page of the news -
1 papers." The story doesn't go oa
Last year considerable dissatiafac- 1 to say so, but doubtless that .ebool-
-
dee was expressed at the inadequacy !master had Witte a task In disentang-
K the one ties -villa Co'alerkb decor- i ling cause and edeet to his Pupil's
alga with colored lights in Court House r mind.
laskit Christmas time.
It le not a lithirularly fine tree to 1 The Saturday Evening Poo Mae the
esais,-with, and as the Iightn used are 1 Washington Oorernwent robbed mil-
- WWI and dim the effete t 1' not what it 111ona by revaluing the American dol-
t be 'Lir at OP pats. Professor lrvtng
aav of Yale claims itt _a snafu
s v �,p(e {aaa�!Dtber tthorities Doe it alt
ow
beau fol etee prndue n in dlf• aorta if values in between. It scold
Terme towna and cities. In the district be some comfort if these people would
The best one appears to he that of agree so some value and let it go :al
bringing four good-sized trees in from ' thaL In the Meantime, we la Can -
the country and planting them on theiadawill accept all we can get and g,
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playing games. The cast will pre-
sent their play again In Clinton town
batt thts )hada; etening. Thla la
taw eighth Uma the play, "HereComes
'Charlie," baa awn presented.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elliott and little
daughter bare moved from the Blue
Water on
un to the Johnston
farm on the cath eunceadoo.
1 the opening of King Tut's tomb per= :sympathy la extruded to Yr. and
Mats in spite of every effort to down Mrs. Charles Young. who have flees
it. Dr. Jas. H. $reacted, noted passing through try,hig times. A
Egyptologist, tied tbe other day 1m few weeks ago lir. Tong's father
New York at _the_ age of seventy-two 11s't'cd sway' and oon Monday nothing
His ph,siciaas state that he sac• his mother was laid to rest. Quite
a number freta this e•ummun(ty' at-
cumbed to a streptococedc infection, tended the tuners;. -
which had nothing to do with his re- Mr. and Mrs, VFlsber. from Dear
cent trip to Egypt. He might have :dittoed, visited Mr. and Mr-. Hebert
died anywhere at any time of the Fuller.
'same infection. Yet over -scalene Yr. andYr. jibs.and liMaira. r, of LondonWouda ,
Visited Yllton
oewshouds. seeking to thrill A end attended the funeral of Mrs. Sy -
lea's millions. raked out 'the old ease 11001K1*.1W
•, at tford. on Saturday.
sior -*nd melted 1t on to the doetor'e jNr
#sel than .4beIL-A shadow
death. The so-called curse. "Death was east Weer our community on
shall come on swift wingi to him that Monday aausLog when It was
toucbeth the tomb of a Pharaoh," is learned that the angel of death had
authorltativell ted to be the pro- claimed Jean Abell. Miss Abell had
for two years been onr loved and re-
du(K_*l, *s imsgtaatlell. et as Awn-•- spected school teacher and bad won
'lean newspaper correspondent. angry a place In the Mart. of young and old.
because The D.ondo* imtu-
ee was gte' Amr sympathy goes out to _thea. who
the original story of the tombs din- are left to sorrow.
covery before anyone else got 1t HAil''IELI�
There le not and never was any such
inscrtpion over the tomb's entrance,
as so many account* claim. The
whole story is pure noneeeme lad
oat: the simple and credulous bellere
1L •
FREIGHT
(Hanover Post)
The beat "nomluatiea night" story
we '1MSrd was that of a towel man
who. naaccm.toinM to public speak -
Ing. Bald if be ever west to heaven he
world have W go "freight.", as,be
cosldn't *Sprees himself.
A ROYAL ACT
(Canadian Echo)
. Perhaps, ode of the Bleat alli s we
have beard of Royalty lately was that
when a guard was dosing up West-
minster Abbey on November 6111 be
noticed a sheaf of ftilt flowers
resting on the grave of Britain's Us -j
known Soldier. Apprn$ehing it M
Square, one each •t the intersection :oil belleriag them worth 100 ceata. .hent over to see a card stamped with
Women's and Children's Kid Gloves
Cbi,klrteal,t. t&dytyinlmed, lineal (l loves with
.0V
heavy dome fasteners. Sizes 2 10 7 $1
Tanta acid browns. Per pair. 7
Beautifully lined fasteners
in black cobrur wt s
nxttele`
All sizes and attractively $125 and $1.95
boxed. Pair. it •
WOMEN'S AND KISSES' PYJAMAS
Mercury make. Beautifull) -v uvea acid l4
variety of colors. Suit
WOMEN'S DRESSING GOWNS
$1.50
Heavy satin in desirable colors Ala° iu all
wool fancy checks, at.....$495 and $8.95
MEN'S PYJAMAS
Men's English flannelette P> J.urtas. $1.95
Suit
Men's best flannelette Nightr•,etno $1.50
Sizes 14 to 17 •
BOYS' AND GiRLS' LEATHER COATS
$6.59 t° $7.95
KNITTED SUITS AND DRESSES
of finest botany earn N. ec •,!.‘ les and
perfect fitting. Size. :32 to I" $l0.cfi
50
Special. each..
HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's large ptire blah Linen, hemstitch
Handkerchiefs with initial daintily worked
tit"tsorner. Boxed 2, 3 yr 6: 25c tad Sac
All initials. Each
MEN'S TIES
One of the biggest groups of Ties we've
ever had. Splendid quality and selected
patterns and colorings. Pull cut and 35c
well
liined. Special, each
E S A BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Penman's heavy fleece $125 and $1.50
Combinations. Per Suit.
WOMEN'S WINTER COATS
Reductions mall linea on high grade fur
tri.ninsed Cohn. Now. $12.50 to -00
AXMINSTER RUGS
(n e-er'\ site lip to'S x 4 Wards
BARRYMOOR and HARDING RUGS--
-I)ee+ember Sate Prices--- -
SIntesiTapestry Brussels Rugs
Clearing. :3 z yards $15.00
4 x 4 earch,..,-
$17.00
W. ACHESON & SON
tetIMENEWIttelEtetettirCASIVINPOIMPLICCOLIGNINEMPROLIttelliaL
Heard; F.S., E. A. Featherston; treas-
urer, Harold Stinson: pat lecturer,
Wm. Parker; 2nd lecturer, Harry
Darrow: marshal, Lindsay Smith: ,tT. HFIIF\S, Dee: 3 --Mr•. Robin -
committee. Emerson Heard. Wm. J s^n Woods la .11Io Taranto. the guest
anal. Robert Orr, W. Westlake, Wes. +•'f her daud/tPf ]tea. llssdg Murdll,
ST. HELENS Schlenker.. of Kitchener, were guests
of her father, lir. Robinson Woods.
Mr. Julia Wattace. who bad been la
Wingbam hospital for two mooths with
e fraetarad hip was removed oa San-
te
r to Ude of his nephew, Mr.
Orr. After the election a soda, boar o Those wbo etttaadsd the tUMral •II01 filler.
-Rev. 11. 11. Wright is attsm>Il
presbytery meeting at Wlatbap tis•
day.
H. W. Piercy will modest Ir ears
ekes la Calvin 1'alted chine! e -
day. Itecember R. A eanimet ta01 M
held on Monday evaening
ceased bad a awoke ors September [several of oar rnaamanit,y attended
CHU AJSZN
A eb1M1 IA vetoed meet. more by et
ample than by precept. Patents should
therefore be swag v to set up to
whet they profess. and to let their
melees be a reflex of their words.
u
was spent sad lunch served. i %'Ingham of Alan 1Uiitb, gTteettyeat�
The Irate Mn. Was, wastsa,-Aboot 01,1 on of lir. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
y,
lie het eternal home one of opa, fi
sour well- Win. Rutherford mad two moose
and nighty respected nisi. ( slot Mrs. W. YdYostle and sen. MissBeats. Mary RL*.abeth Weston, be. i 1.. Humphrey, liar. W. Humphrey and
loved wife of WWlsm VW'eaton. De- i sots and A. Niebol,os.
Tilt. I9it, sad had since been In poor I the anniversary eervieea on Iineday
bealth. About midnight on Wed- i.t the United church. 1.eeknow.
ssday she coaptaltaed of having pale Mina Ethel Robertson %pest the
and lingered tHt a a.m. Mrs. Wes- wet-k+od at Loeknow with her sister.
tom was tbe •e osd da.plitrr of the Miss B. Rebert.os. •
tate John Yaleoner sad Mary MaetUd. Ilhs Ince WsMead.as sad Mead. 11r.
tike was nasrrled tt William Wetato
6 am. m Thursday last Herr departedm
formerly of this commas
It were Sir.
BATPFL`LD, Dec. 4. -Mr. Fred Dyer
has returned to his borne to Bayfeld
atter spending some time In Saskatche-
wan.
Mr. and Mrs F. Crane returned to
their home la Detroit on Sunday. after
attending the funeral of their stater -
in -Law, the tats Mrs. Wm. Weston,
which ,took place on Saturday after-
noon.
Yr. W. Ills returned home es
Saturate after spending a few
days w ann in
Yr- ,Ian Lee.
don. gest y with tte's
parents, Yr. Yrs. s. Parker.
MIs» It. titer past meow(mos
with ben As. ea* Sfsseiaek
Parker.
Mr. and ILII . Harold King and
Master Hero Atwood. of Sarnia.
spent Sunday with tbe lady's parents,
Yr. and .Ira C. Parker.
Dr. and )4'a. A Atkinson. of De -
troll, are speadfng a few day. at their
home ID the Pillage.
of North. 'West, South and Fast street'. •• • •
"-the sant-of-arms. On it. Wil. Mayfield friends of Yr. Arlington
Pine tete, at these points, well hung Mhu.ollnl would Iw• well advised, written It
the I)uchGimes of Gime
with plenty of bright .olored lamp%) not to misinterpret tote meaming of cuter." It was her bridal bouquet.
Atwood, of 1.tnilt. are glad to bear
he is Improvise niter being hurt le Ito
and with -Irings of lamps to the ad- the Lapointe note to the League of A GREAT GENTLEMAN cotefromotoi le tc' henna returnedweek hone- from He hsQlbl about • weep
joining buildings, would put t. oder- ,:Nations on ail sanctions. The acting
orf in a Blass by herself this' Prime Minister was merely reiterating
(lartatm** i the stand of both lir. ltennett and
It would be beautiful and wonil he lir. King lTtitTidada will not eater
a splendid advertisement for the any European war without due con-
kers" as well as 'fronting enr owl Citi- sideration of all the facts of the case
lens pleasure. I There can be no dents about Can -
The public utilities commieslon Could :mites essential loyalty. both to fire
wee, »fitnil"tbe r'ptnmt•: as it has a 1w•agne of Nations and to_.ber fellow
avmtortable surplus Iu the tank. Hud_ members of the . liriti,;b ('ommon
it wade -provide mane wurk.tur a few . %%milli ut Natioasr-
of the men who will soon be asking • • •
i-elief. A proposal, is afoot to stock the
'truce Peninsula with elk from a 1:uv
P.DITORIAL NOTE8 • erntmene preserve wear Pembroke.
• This . Peems like a Pptendid idt•a sad
United States police firnelai. claim I their uuthhers might le increased by
that .their i i ime-detet•ting methods are donations from rarlou- city ZOO*. • .
aWer1er. NW-LLose.=:et-2katlaud Yxr11. jegr" or two ago a n outdoor or such
Thee ought to be. Ther- 1-.0 much ogees were begging people to take
more material to worA' en. Z7k-7iituate ter their hand*, as tame
• • were ne (nods erailalde to buy feed.
Since the death of Senator Charles They may still to antioue to be ria
f their surplus. The elk should in, to his diversified ta1(1nts. waft 1111 were appseseid : W.31.. Fred Wet -
prove a splendid attraction in tbe yon 'ee him va.ting a front -11y aeon.. son : deputy M.. Vitale* Jemetarardt;
Wet -
peninsula, where they would qul.ikly a likely ps,.rl. chaplain, Alfred Erwin: R.8- Ylnlaa
. • •
feel at hump
,.. .
Murphy, Postmaster -General in a e
former Liberal Government, the cont.
piexion -of the Senate is as follow*
Conaervatires, 14; Lilcrals.. 31. I'ten.
ty of - room for "reform" there,
A Detroit mintalvr remarked none
lays ago that "a..1f is second only
W ('hrlstlanity and is Its greatest
ally In the dett•lupueut tbe high...
est snowbirds ofdmanhood and wo.
-maubond." That eitrgyman's ser-
mons couldn't have leen smarties
mach pntdk•1tc.
(Irvin S. Cobb) f ago sad Is aIle b walk around.
When I first knew Min. be" mat4 Mrs. Cba. Patter. who fell down
plain John Buchan, writing tbe beat stairs a week ago, is getting aloes
Snatch novels dace Robert Louie,well. Many friends in the village and
>etevensen, - . - 'irorrnusilug- vestry wi»b her a
Then, 'in if/IS. he was: Col. PAS ' speedy Tyres-eel--
!turban
yroveel-!turban of the British •wettime press . GMs' W. A.^Jlh. Girls' W. A. of
bureau. abrewd- kindly, and dee.; Trinity chareh held their sonnet
handling a buneh of rampaging Aalerh-j meeting at the Moate of Rim Lacy
van correspondents as gently as though , Woods. ea Seturddy, November 30th.
they were to mann new-tald- eggs,and Lat.3 o'clock. The election of officers
he, pen.nially. had laid every fait elle J! took place. and the olkers cholera for
of them. �ylte corning year were: President.
When he beitme Air Jobn Rocbaa, Mies Emma St utpteon : vice-preatdeaL
a lot of us said: "'Well, he earned his Mhs. Lucy Wo.4J'; aeet•rtary. Wise
honor., t.nr no title peer `can insult Anna Sentrtinier ; Dorris aerrefary.
Boit !trot's tread." Mao Doris Vcalberetnn : treaanrer.
Now. at Ottawa, the flap fly anti Mho Berthena Sturgeon : Ifteratnre
the camnuns roar for Baron 'tweeds- 1..eretary. MAP Vera Pewee: ptantat.
mnlr, (;orrrmor-(;enernl of our noble Mise ,Fern Pease_ The nest meeting
nation to the north, tmt, if His Lord- will he held nt the home nt was Ltt•y
hip doesn't min?. 1'd IIkee-p.rronally.. W.s.d. en December Idtb.
(0 go .+n" bl along et Mat at my friend-- Animal Needier -0a Magda eren-
.Iohn Buchan, a ver great gentleman. Ing there wan a geed tureleet tai the
They'll tike him tip there, we're go. "arrange Hall, when the anneal meet-
ing to like him down Mere. And. If Ing of L(►.L No. Jt was held and the
env of von Canadians has any doubt% following offs eco foe the palming year
-What 1P ihrrr abMttt the slot mat•
chines that milks. them so difficult
to .uppre.s'i None are made in this
country and the firms which distribute
them are small and without any lartl•
-ular Inntit•ne, . crown attorneys I
everywhere, and even the Attorney-
(ieneral: have said they are Mealy
nd must go and every so often a lull
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AS 14011»1, 1)111' Rrnntillni, suggests'
that gneiss, he Ronde en Ind,•tw•ntItnt
ennntry and that immigration ie en
eonraged from Italr a. an nutlet for
Ute rapidly Increasing Italian p,pubi
tion. This Is lust about the most
pointless '1gerelon arising. +o far.
tont of the European confusion,
• • •
Dr. Florence A. Smith, daughter M
Ur. Arthur Smith of town. Is a com
. /Hha nt tn the current University of
Toronto Qnarteter. Iler snbjert is
`The Light Reading of Dr. Johsann,"
and o•he show. that the greet Men 1s
clean-up 1. made. In a fortnight the
machines are bark at work e' if no•
thing had happened. It 1. gt'n,'relly
agreed that they serve no useful our -
mew, hilt that they do pander to the
almost nnivcr•al •desire to gamble,
with the chances of winning ak.I181
nom almost y
prohibitive. Lt , *tit
of errrythin(1th.y Anntish: Why?
• - • •
Navigation will close. hlIMlally, In
* tendays, at least en file as the
Inmrnnce companies are cofeeratd.
Wien their proteetien rTSP.e-at .las a
sign that ,igailk1pas..Ate _eonet4ered
"tee datimeon. 10 warrant .hips, Iwlne
The mottle
io work for
an industrial
employment.
Berlin, Mr.
"hte freers-. ads 1tt*'r dol Tartu s em 110• laltey„ tshipping comlatulee
very lnomatn trtete' Is.' his /padding. tw•t'iloe In risking their mien and their
• • ♦ .hips beans the rate. paid are high
The t;lotoe game. snmetendr am eat,- Men a.rept the ri.k bet ANA*. the monec
tag that tbe Palen! of Peppermint .wltl , . netefed. There 4., nett %H•en a ma
drive wile. away from a homes lint jer diameter Azar to the i$trno'% of rile
oral nee. let's hear' from the este.' ovetaePs will make., one Inevitable
before pcut l((It llliF Ari IMT" igir tow we
4
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Germany Today
on Decembee 3ard, 1916, and leaves,
+•sr% . .- - Moth/09S W■�•�
• to BMhihalides is[ husband, a sus. Fred : elm
Woe brallitie Merles,' and i.e.
Mrs. Wm. Green 1 Margaret L, 44 Col -
berme, nod Yrs. Itattss (Od11kJ. of
Aodetrtef. llh* funeral. which was
-L COLDS
largely attended. was held from iter) .1. . . •
home to 19ly5eld cemetery od Satmr- I
day Afternoon. au impressive .service
being conducted by Rev. K. Y Gale. .
Those prevent from $ distaste. were
Yr. sad firs. Wm. Breen, Mr. and . ° ' e
Mrs. J. Barton. J. J. It iewen. Mrsx t' j
w ,
Wright. Mrs. D. Weatoq, Yrs_ Ross + .-
PM Gid`<,M Power s .. f PShorter Colds . •
McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Wes- Vida Vo-NPa o-nol hep �:
TIchborue, 1L Ya47e and, Mr..
Percy Johnston, Me. and Mrs. Gordon
ton, Grafton and Dt.k Weston and
W. J. Jobtuton. of Goderich ; Yr. and
Yrs. T. Baird. Mr. and Miss. Gen•. At aha[ first granting slaw or nasalBaird, Mfr. and lir.. T. Campbell, lough irritation, quick' -a pew drops d
sad Miss Mary Gilmore. Yr.. Ross, VicksVe-tro-rolttpoe�adtrtostril.Eape-
Mr. and Yrs. F. Alk.athemd. Yr. and daily (. for nose and throat,
Yea E. Boyce, Mira. A. W. Shospmsm, uMimestetddtslart,Va-tro-ttdhelps
of Itrucedeld. to 0 rwerrfolds-and to throw
"-MtxsR.-Tl, home or Mir. `
Verner (1o.hen Rm. •= odo
head colds mtheir �
ficin eyrly -
Proven♦ many
and Mrs. i . le
Stanley, was the scene of a pretty
wedding •t 1 oelock on Saturday, N...
crusher 30th. when their elder daugh-
ter, lwetta Mac. became the heeds. of
tluettle R Hallman, of New Dundee.
Te the steelier -et the wedding anarrb
from Iohengrin played by Yl.e Mary
Milburn of New ihtndee, the bride
entered the drawing -room on the arm
of her father, who gave her In mar-
riage. The ceremony- was performed
try Rev. Yr. Fleming of New Dundee
before s■ arch honked with nowt re
lu shades. of white, yellow and gold.
In the presence of over thirty gue-ts.
During the signing of the register
Mins Miriam Holborn sang. "0 Promise
31e.' after which the clergytttan i11 -
traduced the bridal couple and they I.
received congratulations. The bride I
was attractively gowned In white
seersucker satin fashioned on rtaartly
Itallneed
lines, with a train. and
wore • short veil held In place w Ith
a coronet of orange blossoms. `the
were the groom's gift. a baodsumr
(Fiditnrl.I in New lent Tim(1*t fill• et of American Iteauty roses She
gold wrist watch, and eartied a b„u-
was attended by her .later. Miss F'.lithn
for thin pnrrls•w•y NM in the tux Yert.rr, of London, who wore a gow
f 'heap of pale green organza trimmed •elth
that Hitler ha. *eemedi
(1Prmaty 1. expressed Ia..
boom and an inere*Pp'AT
Our correspondent' in
Melia' I. examines th,•
fneedv of this tmo.pertty wrought by
National :its•Ialism and Ands flaw. In
11. .activity ih "production goods.:1
r
which ow• at an umpr.wstk•nted rate 1
in the eartier etagt•. of Germnry's re-
armament. b mote beginning ,to sub -
aide. I'nemplormiel1' Is again in-
creasing. Food pekoes have been ris•
the s ,mare
doom rtsihte
a1 fhedtre of mak nhd batter
%tore•. ••I'Ndlr dissatisfa.•tion 1* un-
donit.•cllc growing:" unorganized and
Ievderle... It I.` never-Ies• "rising
like. ground water. which unless
checked in time undermines even the
atetMe.t fnomlations.'
Mr. file hall twig his linger Isiah nn
rause 0f the Hlfltt li ni ;not nn
tlllfl• nlrle• it is n. n- beginning to
evcoutiwt whoa 1N• says flint it tt -
1Ilnkn,1a1 In pari he virtual -:ue•ella
tion of foreign debt. and In part by the
lommot •e of -Wilkins of marks in staff,
141.1',,. whk•h nils flogthePhtire
ler-.ill mod blinking sestets." The
listens' hits Won prMnwrlty- glut mast.
urate n air i s'�1 it et r
sir -. ref mon n *. nI w.f,rp e.
the Nasi 6ev.erasent found money
revemtp. paid UP 1*. fee t are
entailer thin to tilt days tefere Hitler point d'rapwil and meek velvet and
took over power. Net by pristine carried yellow -moose. Morgan 1
preps -matter:. there bee been no rote Hallman supported the groom. The
ctnntiel inprwase of Dote circulation, bride's mother, Nr*. E. F. Mernrr 1*
for the gnat realms that the Govern-
ment eon see Its ieota► written in say
act that toren Gerimaay late another
rarrenry inflating. Thr device which
has enabled Hitler to May the role
of sarinr of German iminMry Is the
more drrlip one of the 1.e1.1. "Rv-
, armament note'" have been forted
upon all manner of Iastttntiene1--
' bank 4. main-t(1ea, co -opera res. labor
`anions, .1(111 charitable nrganls*Nnt*.
A. Mr. film him notes. "nobody beyond
the Innermost governmental chess
know. hon- hog the total German debt
hee beeimr." for tis florernmcnt dews
not dare re -pal the AO"
The pros e*e me•i.ta of a furled
n•dit Inflation In which the Govern
mint nsf,-. the iron hand of ILP Akia-
tnr•hip in en effort to prpreat ri.lne
Prices frnm reteallns to 111e public
what 1s happening. it le a Aeries.
hill has worked well fors abort per
carat 11 1s. also a derife eertaln
in the end in ens downhill. For 11
I• atasflale i ereatlally te the larestment
s that recipient of many leeutifpl gift• (cin
' (1• sip Py
Maio lace and wearing • (orctag
red rove., and the groom's roothrr, In
sand crepe and w corarnle of pink eget
nations, received with the bride. After
the reception the wedAing 111W Ilion
was served. The prides table esti
centred with the cake ■nd thVt"tter'ttri- t, --
tions were to mance tulle caught with 1
Illy of the valley, yellow tapers In
silver holder% end „filter Muskets of
yellow and manta 'auams. Mils., II
(b. Reid. assisted h, Mina Jean Woods.;
Mrs Italica 1.. Hassett, of Itectteld.1
N1.* Murtha Nichol. of London. Yrs.
W. binning. of Clinton, and Migs M.1
llallman. of New ',unripe. hal chs g,• i
.K the luncheon For travelling he t
bride donned a blue woollen Il.
/•t
M
with .
wlnr-colnrnl coat trlmm
twracul, and hat and a.ve..sories to ,
mateh. Amid show ere of confetti sod
good wishes the happy couple left
a motor trip through the New" mpg
land State.- ton their return they
will reside nn flip groom's farm ear
New Ihrndee. The bride WA. it.••
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Elld
a Cold sooner
1f a cold has already developed, tate
V irks V apoR ob, tar mother's
in treating colds. Rubbed nn at -
time, its combined poultice -vapor ac-
tion
-tion loosens phlegrq wadies irrita-
tion, help break congestion. Often, by
morning the worst of the cold Is over.
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A helpful guide to fewer colds and shorter colds. Developed by Vicks
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ray
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CHRISTMAS
WEATHER
Is HERE!
PREPARE NOW TOR CHRISTMAS AT TOUR
DRUGGISTS
He ha- been peppering for ('hristmas with suitable (i1l''T
SI'(HiESTlONS. Week of December 6th to 13th.
DRUG SPECIALS
Baby's Own Tablets 22o
Carter's Pills .....22c
Gin Pills 39c
Sloan's Liniment 29c
Chase's Linseed snd Turpen-
tine 36c large 7fic
Buckley's Bronchitis Mixture
40c, 75c
TOiLET SPECIALS
Oampana's Italian Balm 29c
Dagget & Ramsdell's Cold
and Vanishing Cream 29e
Odorono 36c, 60c
Glazo 25e
Williams' Shaving Cream,
35; Williams' Aqua Velva,
25c both for 35c
CHRISTMAS CARDS ALL PRICES
Gift Suggestions -
Yardley's Toilet Sets.
85c to $10.00
Cute: Manicure Seta
3fic. to $4.50
Yardley's Shaving Bowl.
Papetries floc to $1.50
Shaving Brnahes.60c to $3.00
Rolls Razors $6.96
Fountain Pew
and Pencils
61.00 np
Comb, Brush and Mirror Seta
at attractive prang.
Dunlop's Campbt ll's Lauder'* Wigk's
Drugstore • Drug et aro D.ua•te'• Droogeter•
�, iT
' Mote Ust-pa tglatlons and het eclair* p ' �-
iel ee n (1r.sf
ounces
tendert to mte popttsr
�eowej-. •..0
ort divide/win
t'e
of ". 1 • s.1