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Christmas Gif ts_
FOR A MAN -THINE OF PRIDHAM'S AVIIit-32- ST
Pj,ACE TO Itil
DIKING A SELECTION HERE
fFORSYTH SHIRTS • • • • $2'OO' $2•50, $3.00
FORSYTH PYJAMAS $2.50, $3'00'
- .. $1.00, $15O
FORSYTH NECKWEAR ..
FORSYTH MUFFLERS $2.00, $2.50
Curries' Spate, Braces and Garters
A HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR
i, -HATS BY STETSON-
-Fashion -Craft Suits and Overcoats
' • P.XIIT iE-V l'r f3t•'!''-YeT-'-BIi•PBaalVB"
X W. C. Pridham &- Son
g PHONE 57,
THE SQUARE GODERICH
County Councillors
Are Indignant
(Continued from page 1)
-intJ equalization:. Referred to
ceulRMltee of the whole.
A second resolution from ucuTh
sweaty read as follows: That, ow -
1 increasingly heavy hurdeu
of belie on -faun =dptilene'
to cities toot other large centres,
caused largely by the coat ot educe-
tion. the Ilepartment of Education be
asked to exteud the source of revenue
ffor educational purposes, and that
the! also make an extensive study of
the present conditions and their re-
sults, with a view to relieving to some
Iextent the burden that falls on these
municipalities, that they may be able
i to maintain a reasonable standard ot
rduestton for their pupils. , Referred
to education tummlttee.
I A letter from Reeve 1)arldaon, of
Plagham, was read. In which he
',asked that the case of a \\•Ingham boy
is a Woodstock hospital be entered
as an incurable. He arcked flat the
matter be taken up with the proper
authorities Referred to executive
r,mmlttee.
The following lone Ne'r' placed
before the council: --
Feaga-Matleeou: That we wish
•en to express our appreciation, and ton-
t V t,d
so•- ' ' ' £si Rratulate our county clerk on the
..•r • eflieleut manner in white' he has
rwploytd his new method of forming
LIFE IDE.NTICAL HEIFERS and tabulating the minutes of our
-t'mrrled. -
Ge -us he thankful that life ereew An raid rase of doobfes In cattle June meeting ,n. That Mrs.' 3Ier- 1• Silhouettes make excellent greeting saves, book plates, and place cards
ti us to tittle bits -free day lea ereiViT ase tlfor• Magtatratr !Slake to Galt n Reid be n -a {verge l t.. the Muth
time with ism duties e .r time ago. o Board for IS13e such as
SNAPSHOT GU1L
MAKE A SILHOUETTE
CHURCH NOTES
The PPeabpte17 of Huron will con-
vene to the Clinton Vresbyterlau
church on Tue4lay 'text at 10 o'clock
a.m.
',lie regular meeting of Victoria
Howe and School Club will he held
at the hose of the presldeut, Mrs. J.
up 7'ht`t.da ,• her
S . l:tilliar s:_., eor
yr -" -
The tuonthly ,seting of the--Wo-
tm•u•s Aswoiatkia of North street
Un*ted church will he held in the
ifieii-u ?Inl'rlr3a3,_ l rrmb►6et *Wk.
at 3 Pm. Not. the change of date.
Mrs. A. C. Crider, of Goderlch, was
appointed second eire.preatldent and
social service ,ecretary of the Huron
Diocesan W. A. at a meeting of the
executive held Monday afternoon in
Creenyn Hxll, IA)adoa.
The annual meeting of Knox church
•W. M.S. will be held to the lecture
room of the church on Tuesday, De-
cember 10. Instead of the 17th. The
departmental secretaries are asked to
have their reistta ready for this
meeting.
The Mission Circle of North street
United (*hunt will hold a meeting
at the home of Mina Gladys Brownlee,
Trafalgar street. on Wednesday. De -
remitter 11.. An Interesting program
has been prepared by Mies Edna
Driver. convener. Miss Evelyn Coop.
er sill tell of bear trip to the 01d
(ouutry•
Ttw members of the Mission Circle
of North street United churoti spent
a pheasant evenleg, at the home of
Mr.- Hebert Johnston when the re-
SUIJ ECT
KODAK
SHUT
2FT. 5FT. -A
iNOTOFLASH OR
PHOTOFLOOD
you
1 tie+, W roe et least ,•TWO farmers_
i' t WITH the arrival of cooler days ordinary 60 -watt bulbs ■ 7
Moth -
accomplish that much. -Colonel de a *lootilio `1
.rat _ wanes
eves red Jar d nights that do not offer use in your home lamps, or •Photo-
se
hoto
spy heifers in the same tleld. WhenReports of Cetsty Oirers much encouragement for outdoor
t Dyck and (tics pastu Tabled.
an
Burgh.
is
edit
Glasse VINO
Was E7:ael Sault
>R. A. REID
ot
(17 years In Stratford), at
Robertson's Jewelry Store
"Satisfaction at Moderate Cost"
lyck got his back be found that one J at (;,,tentta•k, inspector of the, activities. there 1s a very noticeable
'of three returned d.d not belong to gate of Refuge. reputed briefly ou
him. Inrestigatlac• be found what rare to the forty -year-old building
he le ',tried 10 he hi) on itl•s' farm, He geld thee.mmittee had 'ordered
He le -d- ii oomptatnt and the Magi'- nearly everything done as he had ad -
trate heard the case. It developed v iset. He expressed appreciation of
that the two anima:- were lolrutic°I' the work being dune by the- manager
so far as human eye meld dissent. .Ind his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs
E11hch had a dtatingaishltr mark in Gaoler J. B. Reynolds' report was
the form of a wart on a particular ,
read by Clerk Robert^ There. were
spot of its side tadweblead a-Jtlair-imr. ,_.7ommitment; riaF-`tat All of as are familiar with the
Increase In interest by amateurs in
snapshots in the house at night•
Once you start this fascinating,
hobby you will undoubtedly agree
that It Is a real pleasure and an ideal
-- way to occupy your time profitably
during the long evenings of tall and
winter.
la the same 7 --ta it. ' Fear, ea Mott. . tr;3 -*t•
Magistrate admIttodhis In9tdllty to ELT•A. 5. -fraud 3.-cuntempl.4LCou!1
ten one from tbl_atime__lnri 119,..1xle..2, sad one eachfor breaking and
else could be fogad-bp separate them. , entering, assault. deCerttu[ children
The charge agate* dies was •dlt i and ce•••i%init stolen •goods
mis-ed. I There are at present seven Inmates
In the gaol. The cost of daily rations
Capital
Phone:47
SOUND
irk
STSTtM
Theatre
Cspdpnch
Now I'layitng Will Rogers. in "Steand.et 'Round the Fend"
MONIDAi-. Ti'ESDAY and DA1-
- "THE CRUSADES"
(Cecil It. De Mille contributes another great ePeelarlc Lavish
iDethralling• Starring the popular
LORETTA YOUNG with HENRY WILCOXEN
tr A14) A. ILANWIVICKNT at;YMlieT1NO CARtrI
lTH RSDAl, FRIDAY and SATURDAY -
CHARLES BOYER and LORETTA YOUNG
WARNER OLAND and ALISON SKII'WORTH
Truly an all-star cast. in ow of the moot eetertatol'g Oriental ad-
venture. you've ever 'writ
"SHANGHAI"
MATINEES -WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.m
coming -Gene Stratton Porter's, "Keeper of the Bet- '
1per man is 10e.c.
Clerk's Report
The clerk- pre a lengthy report in
whk'h Ise dealt 1n detail with the fol-.
dewing institutions and branches of 1
county work: The House of Refuge.
' hospital, mothers' allowances, edu-
cation, libraries, old -age pensions.
' maglstrate's once. and other items of
interest to the celactl.
Mr. Roberts gave an Itemised state-
, ment showing the actual profit real-
Lose by raising hop at the House of
I Refuge, io atsawer to a request by
Reeve McNeil at a previous session.
Receipts from the sale of bop during
the gore year were $.MTS. with
masa tad we prelate idN the leer ort
apsl.3t and $1.1311.44. The year
was from Nor.mber 30, 1934, to No -
%ember 30, 1935.
ordinary tyle of snapshots but few
have made sllhaaette nictares. With
this type of plctare. even most that
with ordinary snaps. It is Important
that the pictures tell their own story
-unless. of cower. you want simply
a profile head aad shoulders study -
for you have °sly outlines to work
with, unsupported by perspective or
detail.
The first segtstlal of silhouette
pictures is a perfectly flat back-
ground, de,oid of detail. And the
easiest way to obtain such a back-
ground is to stretch a bed sheet
across a broad esorway between two
'rooms. it's ttpartant that tie sheet
be tacked up that all creased
wrinkles are Mated .
To light up this kar•t
strong light millet I» pet in bdFlt of
it, about five away, either eco -
tete or. h bassi your Jrsanit7 and inventiveness feat*YR the l uraTou Try
a wide &sire of graphs for your late p'a'y tt tonight.
lighting. You eaa use a couple of JOHN VAN GUILDER
flood or Photoflash bulb- The latter
are available at most electrical or
photo supply shops at very low
prices_ The Photoflood bulb. which
gives an exceptionally brilliant
whit* light, le probably your beet
bet. its life 1s about two hours of
constant burning, thus it can be used
for many pictures_ lose your sub-
ject about two feet In front of the
sheet (on the side away from the
light). See diagram. Place your
camera on a tripod or table so that
It 1s directly opposite your subject.
the Octal* Is taken, the tight---
711amt atee the sheet should be-- -
the only light 1n either of the room,.
Now about the exposures. If you
use the two 60 -watt lamps. you w111
need an exposure of about 10 se.•
onds, with the lens well opened: with
a Photoflood, a couple of seconds will
suture. Using the Pleotogash t which
gives an Instantaneous, vivid Saab
d light) seethe abutter at "time."
turn out all room lights, open the
abutter. flash the bulb, close the shut-
ter -and there you are --you've got
your picture.
A little practice with silhouettes
Is worth volumes of lastrnctlooa.
Good .11houettes make excellent tett
tergal for greeting cards, beck plater.
cards and so on.
. Is soaking them. you eta eall all
EEE E-0E EaE
i
Made -in -Canada
Qhristmas
Cards
E. C. Robertson
JEWELLER
Phone 136 14 Square
1
STAR OF LOVE
The heart needs not for Its heaves
much space, nor many stars thereto.
If only '&.•star of love has arises. -
Richter.
MISSIONS AS LAUNDRIES
Woodatock, Ont. (%)--4e ordle-
Ruler montilIT meeting was held on arily solemn Oxford Presbytery of the
N0%e111114" 37t11 Christmas carols United (Yroreh convening here was 0551 -
Were sung and the business was eon- vutaed in laughter when Rev. M. P.
duciAt ._ The new study brook was
leterestingly i°trndueed by Miss E.
'Buchanan, and Miss Bernice Moore
paha a pleasing Nolo. The members
then spent an how sewing. after whleh
• d s duty 1 4 -sae ..Jetred_bg the
ho•t cos. ,
',mace
HMOI. 'JIDDA' AID
Smith of Woodstock United church,
and former missionary. to China. arose
to state solemnly that owing tolit
variance In baptismal Methods -at
_
Baptist, Methouat and Society of
Friends' mistaking were known to (110
Chinese an "Big Wash." "t.ktle
and "No Wash at All."
Mart ail. Fraley Usual • isIMa1MR
Freesia
The regular 'nesting of `the iZMttt'
Pre•byterieu char♦ Ladies' Ald wet/'
held In the lecture loom on Friday.
Jiocember 3It11- at_3 *Vett_ _
There was a :good atteaadatttes -et
oma -;mat -when ]tta- Jl- .D. •lilt
pe ... t. opened tQ4-taoatial
_
vet -tonal _eternises. The llettIp.
tete. lesson was read by Mrs W. O.
Me. Fenn and Mrs. Robert Iii set
lei In prayer.
TL.• meeting wee then under the
leadership of Mr*. J. A Stratton's
smut, which pit en a clever skit.
Mine a preeentatien of a mock ladles' -
. 14
meeting. Mn- H. C. Dun
osp
acted as the .ole :est /res
Keith Revell proved a worthy secre-
tary. her minute* Poing moat entertain-
ing.
ntertato-ing. while Mrs- Strategies treasurer's
report was tot -reef to a tent.
Other members of the "Ald'' co
• aa follows to lbs Program:-
monica aeleetiona by Kra. Con. 81. -
sett . recitation try Visa Kathleen Mac.
Ewan : vocal solea by Miss Dorothy
Gr.•, •,P. and as tsdterees b7 M
Al-
bert Taylor. A duet by Meadow's
Dwaine and Reel*, t quartette by
Mesdames' Dunlop, Revell. 7atfford
and Young• and a ebOTae by the eve
tire croup were much en)oyel.
I After the meeting a dainty Itmch
THE
Mr. S. R. M.CLU$G MWMgt
10 a.a.=BIBL1 SCHOOL.
11 Ltlr ""
The clerk urged the reeves to be was served by the group to all present.
prompt 1n reputing on Indigent p" view of having people who are earn- I report, width was tabled for refer-
tbeta, as he (the clerk r Das only IDR eontritwte In some way to • fenenee and ordered printed in the min NEW CARETAKER
twenty days In which to reply. which, in Ile Piro. would mow to nice. At the regular meeting rat H1xna
A Healthblerrire 1104r support •hen sickness or aid Grail fliers At
No- R2. 1.41.O.F. In the lodge
rooms on ,Monday night Mr. J. Me-
Nevin
c.Nevin was appointer', caretaker of the
building Mr. McNevin .ucceeds Mr.
rime. Stake., who h:'• been appointed
"Hospital accounts and old age age confronts them. R -e are pada* 1'nder the heading of tlagslri
pension accounts are heavy burdens thrnogb alslorma' timid at present. Dot
es
and the tendency sr --m• always up abnormal time• might be alleviated.
Reeve 'A m. Soewart ward: "I ander-
ward," he saki "If you would per- or pertesto prrr,•nted, if la normal ru.•d of taking graft on a tar deal. mit me to express a personal rtewp int times cath of ns were required to
d would say then. proldetus might , ,ntritrute' aometsing against deknesa
have conetderation from the point of or „id age 'Dat later may confront a*.
a'fi►Ks' Q77-a-a - V
OCVOIWILIGIOVILIVIMILACCOMIIMPLIRENN
CORNFIELD'S
Becomes a Brilliant New
Christmas Store
Its sh-Ives are richly stocked with Gifts of every
kind -"standard" gifts, dramatic gifts, gay gifts, gifts for
young, for old, for man. for woman and for child -Gifts that make Christmas
''ee,,00 o , /'`,shhooppping at Cornfield's aajjo y ouus adventure.
"It may It. argutrl that we are pay -
Wirt -Item now for jest wueh purposes.
but a definite contribution to a fund
•t a*hie for the J•vpresa pnrl of
resister *rkno" sr old age would
tend to create self- ...peel_ as everyone
wntld benefit from the fund to lrhk'b
they have contributed. regardless of
whether they hack acquired much or
'little of this coral's goodie' -..fl. 0.--
appreciated
M
nppre•iated feat .4t.i a p.fllge'e••wu -ld
--ieveloo luny 'lith, itItks which would
i have to 1e overcome.
*r. A. T Peeper of Clinton. were.
tare of the Mothers' Allowances local
Roan!. had co-operated in 1 clerk moot
.at
lsfactory nay. Paid tie
corse sial Cosines
GLOVES II NECKWEAR
IMPORTED FRENCH KID GLOVES
Shtrrd entire, plotted cuffs, t:ui„nd „fr
t colors black, brnwtt; navy. 51.95 t° $2.95
Petr 7
LINED EIb GLOVEi
Fine kid, warm lining,. t1 e)i; ec. i)
Lt Pair
A CREPB•GLOVEE -
ASof; silk crepe. wat'm Mad inst. Pair 95c
CHAMOISE SUEDE GLOVES ( (
A large variety of style. in all 49c to 95c
•lu"I.-,. Pair
ii WOOL GLOVES
Itri_li +hails', large cuff, *rilw-•c.. heck+ 9[_
fair (
Handbags
Heal I.wt)1 r 11amW,ags. Envelope or pinch tay1
1 •r zipper or ionic pw•kets. Extra Molnar.latrine
Smart Ikog'. Min' *trill
$1.00, $1.98
Bea Wet de Miry collar std ruff Seta of
laer, crepe, watln In white.
PRUhNI 95c"$1.45
and honey. Set
S.•arfs of crepe end satin. Arent style. novelty
'r„nmings of metallic
W,w.l Sea rim. Bright - 4,50c";1.49
pl:eld., errlp*
79c"$1.95
Hat and Scarf Sets
Sport Siete trade of w'M,I pial,', in brew n, ns ,
$125
Ind black haakcrnneds `+•,
Dressings • Gowns
•
Smartly made d satin In shade. of $o CA
Iden, wide. roar. Ruse 't( e„ 44) . 't,. J
Eiderdown Kimono* twat patterns. satin or
nl trim -
$2.49 to $325
E, ,a c;rI, ../.,t- $1.49 to $2.49
tectirestmtCWW
A. CORNF9FLD
"Shop where
you are Invited to
Mr. Roberts mild he had communi-
cated with die" principals of county
High remote
t Schools' to as,+' ° commer- having pined permonally by the trans -
In 154(!11 to the teaching of action.
rtai their views
"Tlis-Orsdimisl► at Oboist.'
-7 p.a.-
e'Aistl it the Fool'.
Christmas
Suggestions •
FDR THE
HOLIDAY N AWE
Gaid we Rise I Moline sod
Valu Tartans tae Hat
to wee wMa furs.
Alm Fels le away styles.
Corsage Flew..+. Reams. Casa
sad
B Casio. Beets.
y
Gale.Mreu[b Heedery ie all tie
latest Andes.
1'a1 ser ewdlally Invited to
avert OW stock
Miss M. R. MacVicar
stand ttto morels commission los heed t I Kingeoe Street Bedford Mask
to1
I would.Hke the matter cleared up- • nretaker of t'fctorin puldb• .r hcN,I- ,`
Reeve Haacke said the ■ecueetion sows (trend /:e, Mathieson pr(etdf'.
d t• the Goderich township
was made
■ 1!izvvr►t
nomination meeting. The Re•'••.
who Is ells rf Yn orek eseitsben.
quoted a ratepayer at the meeting a--
•
saying. "i understand the road. cool;
mitteion got twreral dollar. apiece." -
referring to the peuehaee of a nen'
car for the county engineer. The
ear awe bought ou a trade -In for Vim.
whit* was considered a good peke.
"'The gentleman who asked the aloe^
Gen was Mr- D-.31eD'igaU." said
Reeve Haack*. "Ile told me he gat j
his Information from Mr. Albert *,o1d
thorpe. ex -Reeve of Colborne township.
i would appreciate- an Inreath'satm
of this insinuation ■stalest 'the copt-
mlasles."
Dash Gran
Reeve's iiau-ke, Cardiff and Eckert
nd Warden ISwettser in turn denied
Oat course* at the srboola• In prefer
eller to paying for the tuition of ten -
the
4141110 In an institutionprincipals
roUnty• '.Some of Hoene pr
have replied, others have not. he
.rid. The replies had been handed
to the education committer• 1tIRh follow op his 'detriment he most pre
'las and
to pupils attending s." it. 1 will City soothing further now.
said the
and l` 11 would
eemfaiInstitutihot H the was wants to Iaick rap hi-
,
I amid the clerk. "It w•oulA seem fairer
to the county if a time limit were a at t ant i will talk to him"
1 am sorry Mr. Goldthorpe could
think that any member of the eon'
mission would stomp to take money in
.11411 a way." amid Mr. Cardiff.
"That man Is ap for Istel," stornwd
Reeve Eckert. -If the man wants ter ,
et • !ID 1
111 "1t was )nit a rumor." stated H.P'r•
on the number of years the c
lacy for a pupil who fails to graduate."
Old -age Peselw-
Mr. Roberts gave the following data
zre rrk4•age 1Pnstmts: Application'
Iforwarded and recorded, UM: Pen"'
I granted. Including apaice lorislt woe,
e -
r Iausly forwarded het set
Elliott. se he asked the members t,•
forget the slur.
Don't pay any attention to it." ad
rimed Reeve Turner. '•AIL peddle men
are mnhJe t to three things at one
time or attMtbsr,"
Reeve Turner asked for the mile
age of roads nnd.r the count% system
13'+: a Ir•atinrn refs w,,; 17: °
t1 2' and the Prcrvirlclal system In fh.
i rreas.s reported 4n: ce at ewtnty. The engineer was asked t„
preth. reported tet: applicationsset Ret the Information
prPsPnt fnrwarvkd hat dealt
1 with, 1): reinstatement*. 1.
SmtI*i*t ( FORESTERS F.1 p:(T
-AI, clo•PI)• as we can
Laid the clerk, `p•nakms 'Feld will L At the regttler meeting of Court
1 amount to about $1:e:300 by the clow* i l oAPrtch, No. 32, C 0.F.. on Tuesday
of the present year Ilibee doses not night. nfeere were elected for the
Include the amount: to he told muni- year ',dial Tiro. Mayne H. J. A. Ma
F.wan remolded
I M (911r1
d Ilrl clerks" I F. F. Rnwre wax elected
,\ letter frr om the 1'ro%1nitttsto'm Oaee c•1s1 tn•Itrc-', Ranger. A. J. Wllktt►ep, who rrawwill
1 ter of /ORal oflb es was read.sPttrnv- - turned an financial eeeretary.
he Magistrate'. complete twenty years In that Mire on
iterPat.
nowt from the !tnrth Wrote site to the May 1N, neat j_
event bonus •'I think the arrange- tither niileers wire ertgef irirtr-
fed
men le admtntkle.1 read the clerk "I I loves: --Circ-Chief itanger. harry
Wilson :
Witmer : trPssnrer. {b
mese nn reason whatever why the mart 1:.
hnuld nut chaplain. Hc
oward t\'Itkkt.: teem -die
vroom In the r„nrt honer s -----videri,.Pcretail W. F il. Price; S.W.. t\'i1
Ise noel' for poll". mattsrs•'
it dews not tonflles with the wlttInRs sem bit r.ath : J W .inhn Parri.le
Phone 4 i 8 of the (bnlinty .Y'oort judge r tho R it , John Metlrew : J.R., Robert Wil-
shop'Rum-este (in►rt jnder Wb.al 1m Homo: tntattreo, John Reil, James Wil
tl ii a4itP1 ^ sem. Da' IA Sproul: a,ttitor•. T. Thou
t`'CIC!4 ZE t14404!E .';cctcurcurt6;E
i.rw n
... s. coosretested as 14.flan, Percy Recker,
e
What about that
Jiristmas-Fresen t
FOR MOTHER AND DAD?
IttetettlfitgteegegigteeeeteCieekteCil
WHY set owe them some:ldas they
oven eels" while what 1a. In the
long winter ercnlsaa. i.et then'
roam nronnd the World by SHORT
WAVE RAM() Try the
De Forest
Crosley
the RADIO alta Wile Mort Wave.
They brio, tate foreirIl programme.
from *rootlet the World right Into
yaar hone. flow better could
ou make the follow happy and eon -
tented then by ,grin, them she
Intern News, Sports and Entertain
ment by a 1). Fore ()Maley Itadlo'
MODEiS TO SL'IIT AIA, HOMES
--- SEE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAYS --
Are yr01 one wive 1. complaining *II the time: '1 plaid it gond prl4
for mJ radio het can't get any .stiefaetlnn out of 1t'? Did yon over
stop to thktk that st Is yam' fetttle not the msehine'als When kind414
lying cheek your i tides laid. or have ydoubbeen potked' ng in and the tubes of
'Owes you could get? Hca 1'r"(
e.; or. better istill. If
radio.laced wily twit proper
Itmconverted 'over » the your*
hetet,* with real
M.I.t
radia. (`rnsey Store. nett
Spray Tulse, Notify to of the lip Forret
l)r,-nnsn's P.a,t Room. and we w111 gladly eel', on you
J. Cuthbertson
See our models on display nee to Drennan's Pool Room
g!E T WIttC reErEVINEtr ETrtET tall T1
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