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Thursday, December lith, 1935
Someone will have to do srwethipg
Tit LL4l� BIT$ATED? spout the weather. Records .how
eta[ wi-Items. IIst-Sat--e--etmail .day
nil yroposali formulated by Prem• sitter some time in October. -
roselike any luau that we are doing
t•ertitier 3e+s+n+tlared with some coun
tries, and that we bad better try t•'
get slung as we are,
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EDITORIAL NOTES
js�lhe time whets all good clti•
_ s,•.111e+1l1-i�4� _ tittt.tla
'
flea[ Laval of Frame and Sir Samuel thing If the next
Hoare, the British Foreign Secretary, It might be a good little enthusiasm la shown for the
to end the Italo.Etbloptan eoutlirt by suggestion dor cooperation bt;tw'••t'u It Little
enthusiasm
war. Too many
the heading over of a large section of the-L'nited States and the Britiskilm- Ixrrple know. what [Ley would loot
1®thloplan territory to Italy nate; plre came frau[ an Americas source. like a shorts and a sou last out
-- GASPERS
By lien Catto
Only iwcl.e awl a half months till
I:bristmas, BEM.
• • •
--a
-fine f.s•« are offering Italy
peace-terme with the generstafp nasal-
ly displayed beopeople who give away
another's _property'.
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;1: lit.1
` at
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GODERICH, ONT.
wectemitireititivetititeetteeeettercetectemeettectectet
r f Is
`cr IWE
(Iateada1'week
CR1. Dee. 11 -Micro Samuel Sher-
wood spout teat eek la E oderich &t -
tending county ts•ieell.
Mr. aid lava Ar• Drennan stent
Sunday with their win and daughter-
in-law.
aughter
In-law. Mr. aad )Ir Wilfred Drennan.
Little Miss pits Rivett, wlw has
been veil UI to a;detlteh hospital. ea
turned home 10.. Saturday and la
snaking a apiend, rctovery.
The W.M.$, 11 [lug was held at
Ole hotule of lees •ux,ttetou ou
I Tburs-
It will o 1t1un t • • day, December • . with seventeen
• • • • ladle's present. he officers of 11135
Nowadays the restaurant -keeper who were re-elected 1' the coming year
wants to b' fair serves black coffee
with Mrs. Marr t 1Vhlncey as preet-
witlt every order of spag tel. drat.
be
Cade:
;tame people will 'take anytbtag you
a hint.WESTE'IELD
offer them --except
• • •
•
protest in tlirulre.
aroused a storm of Pr
Both in Britain and In France sup I TLe tete _of Wanton has s real 1110•••••••••••
porters of the Leave. o! Nations dt- 'live Dinh os" tet -hands and doesn't
amber the proposal, and many of the know what to do with it. Wouldn't
run ►and purr! riata• mase t
eller ngtluus wisp look upon` I it he --a- gt+t'�--�•- p -•�
am
League as their defence against *f- I for the Guderieh Lions [Roti
n
grsion from larger and atrouger 1.14- I,
•
Lona, are bitterly opposed to the, The Conservative party of Oiitarlo
abandonment of the League program. I t. oil the huut for a new Leader, and
The sacrifice of Ethiopia would. they the specifications call tor one of the
declare, ilea reward to Italian aggree I ••fierce, persuasive'", kind, __-Ret-- they
vin- needn't think they can get itch"
cion and a betrayal of League p '.P
eipless indeed. there are thole who Ileptoiru.
•
Anglo- An • • -
say that actepwance of the g .. .,
French plan woukl merit the dtatf.r _wate t pretty slick scheme of
ea -the League.. lieltain and Fraw•e to solve the ]talo -
While there is an element in Great Ethiopian trouble ey handing over batt
'Britain that ligand Neave Ethiopia -4a " gamete `0' holy. A aught draw --
lb tate without compunction, on theback to the plan was that Ethiopia
ground that Italy's friendship la of ,.bjerti?d to loving carved.
more- value than anything to be de-
• • •
rived from the defence of Ethiopia. Aad now Austria dispute: Hitler's
the British conscience Is keenly can- claim to The Leadership of the Ger-
corned with the fate of the African manic nations. It may be a little
kingdom and with the fortunes of thee like the ant shoring the elephant ; but
League of Nations. Sir Saptuel it reveals a rising feeling against
Hoare will encounter strong eritkism.'lfitlerism that will be welcomed whet -
and not all from Opposities ranks, in ; ever freedom relgaa.
the British Parliament, and there ap• • • • •
pears to be small chance of the en• Tliere Just isn't any adequate cpm
dorsemeut ei the wait ]cwt t-4-inent OD the dimmer of sauerkraut aad
In the meantime, the Italia■ armies pigs' knuckles, served to the members
appareatly are making very little of the Scots Fusiliers in Kitchener. All
progress in Africa, and possibly If we can say 15 that a Scottish uniform
they an left to themselves the Ethio- will make a soldier out of anyone, t10
plans will achieve peace 0a their owe matter whet be eats.
terms. • • •
OUR LIBERTIES Business everywhere will welcome
one can only hope that when further
light tR shed- •a the tesaaaction It
will prove to have bees a justifiable
ooe on the part.ot .the two govern-
ments.
the extension of the time limit on the
-What liberties have -44r was the Purchase of 193t car markers until
question asked by an Medal of a large Januar,' 150. To be compelled to
aaunrial concern a few days ago dur- hand out the price of a license before
the cud of the year would reduce
Ing a discussion of the current belief,
Christmas buying In the Province by
that Canada is over -governed. several millions of dollars.
The official had expressed the be-. • •
lief, seriously or otherwise, that the Toronto's mllllondollar tunnel pro -
only aulutlon was a dlctatorabip. Il
Jest has been thrown overboard by
was whited out, In return, that at the King Government, and along with T�
Olarge r large number of legislators it go two other large construction pro- other kinds of grain that there 1 .Is -ed with prays/ by the Pastor. church held their annual Christmas
was one guarantee of our liberties, on The deiotio■-
plrael+, one In cupnettlon with Mon- seems to be little doubt that Canadian I alb Devotgram ional
the, Y y held on tree concerti* the church op Friday
the assumption that it would be tilde trial revisor and the other for a new products are the fittest of their dada I We 1nf sday •fteragon et last week. evening last After a Rood program
cult to torture the ayuiescence of A
ry went. was Banta u came and distributed the
Government building at Ottawa. These grown anywhere. One would expect, with seventeen tseplrp pr gats off W tree.
large uuwhrr of responsible lura iubecause of this, that Canada's pro- } M �c Falconer nd yea J D
Dau to restrict our freedom. three projects, undertaken by the ' to . barge of Mrs. Wm. Carter. After
any V I Bennett Government, would have fn• ducts would have $ sure sale in the I the ,Iw ping hymn ••
mortared to Sea forth on Sow
The yurstiun is indicative of a trend volved an expeoditure of about 1 world's markets. if they lack ready I wa. read from St. tt 2 1-1 r !!M
of thought which has made ituelf eel -1- sale, It must be becadse of wrong sou of prayer was
I $?..I.A1.OlR). ter Mrs. J Mt
dent hr-timeey themes of Cur.cltizeue. • • methods of marketing or because prise= N'hile Shepherd
The relent of the sorter spreads coma large fortunes are out pe favor likes of former Governments an I pl,M ka by dight
mission and the consequent nnfacur• b hall,
• • •
Two F9esherton lads. aged eleven
and twelve, lost in a large swamp In
Artemesia township, displayed the
self-confidence and self-reliame ex•
pected of our modern youth In an
emergency. Beal -MEW that theirWoke.
-lost and with atgbt" coming -ou.` niter
did not get pauicky_ They aiml�
built-.themaeirea_a fpmfortable Nei-
ter, according to the best Scout speci-
fications. and settled down for the
night. When a search party located
them, some hours later. they ware
only half -pleased at having to break
camp and go home. •
• • •
The pntario Government propoIM
to find pew revenue from an income
tax, the coltettien to be made along
with the Federal lgcome tax. Re-
lief expenditure continues to le
botden,-aad__Premier Heyburn
having set his face lgaleat any fur-
ther additions to the Provincial debt.
has recourse to the taxation of in-
comes. The Province is paying dear lin duet by Ye$sn Edgar Howatt and
Ned Thompson ; vocal solo try Rey.
ly for its financial orgy of the last Hugh Wilaoa. and Christmas carols
ten or fifteen years, and Mr. Hepburn were sung. The meeting closed with
rightly belleres that the first step to 11e Mizp■b berwdicti(ts. The election
recovery of financial health 1a to bat- of omcers took pimp, the voting being
- - YcDow-
WESTrIXLD, 1-s.. 17. -Mr. Wm.
McDowell aad Mr and Mrs. Norman
McDowell were 1. udon visitors oue
'day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mt•sel Cook are mov-
ing this week to Isar Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. B. t Taylor and fam-
ily wire Ooderkb visitors ma Sams -
day.
Mr. aad Mrs. A.-_oaish were London
viaitora-teceety,
A farewell parr and dance was
held Monday 'veal); for Mr. and Mrs.
Mansel Coot.
Christmas freesia's to all the read-
ers of The Signa I.
9. S. Amami Meting. -The annual
meeting of the Su day aeboul was
held on Friday afte*oon. The meeting
opened with the sluing of a hymn and
prayer by the past.-, Rev. H. Wilson.
The eleetion of Alters was made by
*pair vote. Those bonen were: Su-
padttendent. Mr. P F. Campbell; as-
sistant supertnte■d.tt. Norman Me-
wed , secretary-re•surer, Lloyd
Walden; assistant secretary. Alvin
Snell; librarian. Mr R. Vlnceu1 ; tem-
perance secretary, )r. J. MLGIII: mis-
sionary committee, Mrs. R. Vincent.
Mrs. W. Blair, Mrs.!. McGill. Teaeh-
irs was appolnted for tt1t� Various
clattws:
]• R..d, Msetiag -The T.P.S.- held
their meeting last Wednesday even-
ing. The meeting wsv it charge of the
Christian ettfsen 1 convener, Mr.
Lloyd Walden. 1- topic, "The
Ch tmas Spirit," -esu given by Mrs.
Web. Carter. Thr Scripture lesson
read by Mr-Ayglas. Campbell.
atter watch prays .was offered by
Rev. H. Wilson. '_ A violin solo was
given by Mr. Harvey McDowell; vio-
ante income and expenditure. done by blot Nr.
• • Other of-
ship Miss Jsan M Ston, are visitlpg for ■ te.' dais ad ses�-
ors at Chicago this year with her ane 1 Y1ss Verna Mriocant • dtlaenshtp, Yr. tete home o! he parents. Mr. and Mr*. we�ti Isatittata�The rsgnlar
K th We■v monthly meeting of the women', In -
Christmas Store News
LINED ® GLOVES
\1'umett's and children's in a large choice.
•'.JI sites. Ali In gift $1.00 LO $195
hoses 1'alt'.y :. ... .
FUR -TRIMMED COATS
Silk !rued and chamois interlined. Sizes
$12 ul;18
32 to 44. Priced at.
SWEATER COATS
Men's all pure wool. Sizes 34 to $130
4.4. Special
PYJAMAS FOR WOKEN
Beautifully made and finished. 'Mercury'
make in a lovely woven material, ehoice
colors. Small, medium and large $1.50
sizes •
FLOOR RUGS '
Copies of real Persians, heavy deep pile.
Very new and beautiful colorings. Size
about 26 x 52
Size about 36 x 64....
$3�
$5.85
AXMINSTER RUGS -
Seamless `Barrymoor,' heath ` hep. • pita,
fine wool and in selected patterns, New for
Christmas.
6'9"x9' $19.00sad $30.00
3 x 31 yards $25.00 to =46.00
3' x 4 yards $30.00 to $ 6.00
LAC CURTAINS
50 pairs. New, special purchase Ivory
and erre shade. Various patterns. Size
:14" x 21/4 yards. Regular price =1.75. 95c
lair
ani
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SOCKS
Engliah Socks. Usual value 75c and sik
95e. _pecirl�pir
New pattern. and colors. A µ4arge rouge
and imported for Christmu $penial.
TIES
A fine array of real silk in new patterns,
selected. Very special. Each
TABLE LINEN
35c
Heavy all Linen Cloths. Size 56 inches
x 2 yards with neat colored border. Bach
('loth nicely boxed. Regular value $1.39
Il'_ '25. Special
HANDKERCHIffS '
Men's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. Wg.
hen -stitch with initial daintily embroidered.
All initials except X, Y and Z25c and 50c
Each
SCARFS
Fine wool imported Scarfs in pleasing
s ariety' Each daintily boxed. .. .
45c, 75c i° $125
WILTON RUGS
a x :tt/_ varda
NIGHT GOWNS
POattld
Women'a superior white >> a 1-kEM
()owns. Long sleeves, silk -trimmed and in
N' -neck or high neck. Medium, large andel
over -size. Nicely boxed. Special $125
W. ACRESON &SQW
ole
WHITECHURCH
day and visited with the latter's par.;
este, Mr. aad Mrs. Andrew Kirk.
ell was eMeted pr• sheat. •I'DCH7•IRCH, Dee. 1T. -Mrs. Mr. Jam1.soa Pettabeee returned
• Bert Boil *nd children. of Palmer- from Wlagbam hospital one day last
Canada as usual, won premier boo- I afers eMrs•a-were : Christian fellow-
c(bwell • mlaslo■arT.
hard wheat. W. Frelon Wilford. of Alvin Snell •
Suvely. Alberta. was crowned world ;Dowell :
wheat king. This is the twenty-first aecrettrY
time that a Canadian has won the �aaaisiant.
extra members o�executive, Miss Gene spent the wee
honors in wheat, but Canada also has i Cook Mete r, R Eiden and Nor- De
won so mails other firsts in no many sun Bodge meeting was dlr cots, Mr. and
The Sunda
terury. Mr. Ilarrey Mc-
Mr.
yr• sol;,' Vincent ; Yr. Milan Y re Is apemeing a week &Mute was held on Friday afternoon
Mlas yam Coot: at the borne of 1s slater, Mrs. Harold 1a the hall, with the president. Mrs.
Sparl(ng. Robe. Rosa, 1■ charge of the meeting.
Margaret Vincent; }}
Mrs. Andrew orsythe. •t Kltrheahr. The roll call was answered by • gift
d here rah her par- for the Children's Metter at Weber.
J. B. Morrison. I tee. The secretary was With
scbodi nt the-`'t'ulted to write for information with regard
to the licensing of the bail for charg-
ing fees for programa. A letter was
reed from the district president. Mrs.
Crosier. of Walkerton. The ladies de.
tided to held • contest pragaie of tem
numbers on each vide, the bask young
u
able erititi•in levelled at larger bust-.
r to hare has -
pegs
concerns - appes
teaed the spread of the belief amahg
suchZliee r% Tl-isr Zh�y w..wld I -1►e41ee
off under an enlightened - autocra.•y
than +ubjert to the whims of • vast,
Ignorant vottug body:
:rhe t eliig is a temporary one' antr-
a re leslluu Crum the mirror of Europe.
-sonThr twie saris of Hitler. and
teuxpt with [ruse who possess or [agonised foreign buyers. - November me -ting
,'lope Ko pusaess them ] ; but they have • .. .� . •
their_geud paints. • for
Ontario Government b [collecting acme with a vas age to CI Is• that which , (Vivi don and du
emits grand- juries to inspect public Missionary bells
eery large rmouuts iLroitgL tete Sur 9t amounting to
t0 Su robe
reunion Duties Act from the estates et buIWipgs . whenever
e whir might be alter
Iproved. The roll
ed -rein heard from
instance the A atatit g
•
e V ipcers barallnt
wealthy men who have recently passed , Court is In sensitise. Cps at Walker- and Friuli;ed as
frnw life ape- ennui not take their tun a grand lery- _�tu1_pected county sirs. J. )[ +:ill : is
bond, and mocks and bank balances buildings last week, theft chill befog .1 1. se Lowell
the fourth one,.-thia yegie„__._.Mr. Jus- Mr. 1 Walsh:
,p:aug with them. Sir-. charier' S
fife Owens, the presiding jurist. ,N.r.•tary. Mrs. 14
' . I ,. g_ ,Mi jLaj►1 rctiutee(t .t float the eWt was w.t -• �
\rceril11'. ,t there it a wide iucliun necessary, he' Orrice -41i- artea" 'tel.: lip. lir:. .tic
Lou to ttiscone at the muwent, the nloush•hedhaly the Kingun have Iw•en anyway. that bring their right, and er: acs voter,',
I;overnment.
worth of those Mentes wi-dooellie .t-awsl,Lost of feeling unfavorable to the hill amounted, to Saul Pole-• temperauc(. Mrs
and which were 'might for $u fan. ,'anada has Iw"•n aroused iu Great something is known to be radieula 3tB milers Most
Britain by these additions to the al- I wrong,. one visit to the county t.ui..l •ten . mite bns
and110 painfully by former generatlaus. I:;air. Xrs. H.
N Is worthwhile to recount them, a•• ready heavy protective duties on Brit- lino each year ought to be :ufil, i'ut F.re.i lV. 1'1Mrk.
visionally, ilea W remind .rursf•Ives, iah ga„da nod their removal will not i if something in wrong it ought to be R'm. Hewitt ga
of them.
Iw• n relfrt to ►mportere but
truly.will cleared up at plus.. There was n.. ,,n,••"' The m
Apart from the greater thing" %'•n improve the feeling in the Mother l, thing wrung at Walkerton. except tlo wrath prayer. A
for ua such art the right to tax o,. - tyros- desire-uf__the Jurors to get their fee. the poor f`tb•
o r
get Coutttr} racer s Z'anTdi
ashes Sud the right tu_cheese our '41 dian•. • _ ; Thy .same thing happened in G.Mier
CHiA
. . • --"_ r., •I ich early this year when a greed -Pry
rulers, ttit•rr ate the comuttiln, home!v IKlnt•ardiue
things which we etijyy :11111 which h;.•••
seine Iw•vpde wanted Premier Hep went *heed with the regular visit u. Now wr ►now
•pretty well disappeared from nn.. fate of the judges advice not to hotly leans dinwp{wax
',urn t•• pn•.Pnt Tim Back's proposed
Hep -
binds iu other suets of tele' wd+kl ublress before a Communist Club
oyer. t'rohahly tin! Attorney -General.. tot too big. th
s. our office could do sometbtug'abo*1 it. started all ocer.
For PxfinFnh ns. from the 1' sit ubdergrsdtutes.
pieavert -es ..t_Excbangel -berg-4+ n
rt ► age-old fu t
• d,eem y
3.'4'4" rev. r. y
*pintoes of anyone, from the highest
and wisely '-'"H.\H
The Premier e onst.t flys p.tl (fir ('AN,tDA'S 11. P.?: {Clintono the ,oatd provided. d, f sir vt � When will
e. • r . 'v ."• ,•,
keels within the tassel- of screwed • 1 l[hal
people discover the Icanadiens pry for reprewutatisa.. has a strong 0
Ah•is lhrivr o11 repress on • - gnrernwrn). For instance. ec.•ul- per WI' don't. know
repression? tom
We 1114) walk down 14. 4.11r pare+ ..f
bu.tbess la the morning walnut fatui.- intron+ui hits attained ie. present pro wen fleeted to Parliament receutic caul .h.• discs. N•'
Uses know that we 'anon[ andd.•ttly Isirtiou• IarRe•I.• as a result of at- leak forward to a seders terund . Ih.•tn with lout
i ndemnllc of galtlMa IM • Fent. them. The .1
It e•Re $44110 at oue lime. 11.11 docker•- Ifarity .curve ill
revise Individual wh..m--we bare of. mcut,.
fended
etseyw.ar brfe,re night.at. Lha whim of 1 ni;'l..l reeressiou by blind govern .uoual t
Mon brought about A ten per cant cut. fifth -formes
• • •An well, m, ndw r8 set certain Kitt Ethiopian ail na•
We may hold any n,tiskwus T.eli''. .ti i'ainicc0ou the s.'hts'I board hn- 1,1,8. Two of these are the right to was renuerkint,
we wish and lir/tribe -practically enc desats+C111J1 children must not be kept,' .re rrareleseteliee ars- r. - W
Iw •>< and free tnailinx prlgll�• e. :tss10. h''
Attendance at sae in Need do :I
trao*gresr any roles the vast malar. sot. That is It good ruling.free
We may Bork kt any Joh we wish. burlier, lune'wen known to ,keep the meals. At Ottawa it I+ the ..teem "Why
religion ec (envy, Provided we do teat in `.tool after 4:hi p.m. for and res- rel Ivy R
• when IM's eel In P
•'1sion• of •Parliament. Tran•portnlien ers, wl 1•
ivy hr's. land down as 1w•nng re•notla l'1,• zealot,- er- In -nun callus .... lv' privilege. 'Mt not Include herd.. mine T "Wit. •i
provided w•• .1111 ;;et one. find we mal )liner,+11.18 11) until 5 o'cl.w•k er even 111 place teem twamtwta to one office. "1les th• 1
quit et ;111y time and to •w'elethlug later. 'N1- child gels any benefit out Seventy -tire stenographer. aro *rail eL+,• shnn1.1 I
elle. No one clan say what we mo l of ev•rkitlg in seho,l whet. 11 11111 11,11 able for the eorre.gwwul'o a work. ,.f ..The kine
t tow oilier ••kids out playing. .ts n the 243 members of th, Ilouse. WW1, T.. In amity.,
do, as
is elm *se In e.ntlr Fsmts, ,_ n lwewilw'r herders a cattier, Minister 'Bailie Sel•e-i
No seers.[ I••I1'e is hounding sit. enq. punl.h111e1.1. MO 11'1)' prolut.ged. 11 neer Ire get.. additionally [...hie session•t1 1he• Fahiopi,u;
mewl.
for fins, irttw51rw'.t iwfyaetl.w, • ly rouse- feelings of Injust 1re ono � haremulty of $.1111:0, :t salary of 511ccl. , nlshal Into I.
of ruler' laid doe n -will oar know renronnct.:
ledge of eoaaest.
Many 0111!!r Ithertles we enjoy.
many elf WMAe`eem irtrl*F 1w+ -*nee
we hare enjeied [rem So' Tong. lett
which would loom large the m..owal Tb i1Rw31L
they were Taken from R. but use :itiwtluq feet neck was se doadllnr of '13111111111):
2I 0 neon !tach biinI'ter's', {1111,f:ohs Bing
P,nPle Are pla.ine with Ihr idea of '1144011.' a4 to lee re the ordinary gig - Ica pen w• In thl* regsnl. Ilf rnnree,'fhealfaatl w
a dktatnrsblp whn would be well ad• seta flounderine In lettersets. . T`e h' may spend m.re'it he "wishes. but whetMpnw tl
It twos[ come out of his own Iw•kel. hla Math. pa
visaed to take stock re their proMfil •whale gg$xpisivai affair hwdred iftlellip. Prime Minister [nate 13.1111; *ndigravely ••Add!
Meaaings A brief suast{ng np wilt's selea+l hlnu.l'r of sump sort aid the lewder of the opl*wlttern $1011111, It M gMte
l
•t
' At one time It was $111.1,11- hot 1t was Furllpfx h.t
• • . ',ant ten tier eent...trwr. Mioi••lers a151, she thought
The e0rld I• wuittug fur a rose•,,n. get $.21gt0. minus len Iw r cent.. for mi. of henedt"lo..1
xi.k• werktn»tion fled F'r.m.b-lisit►sh.,ttw tnn$(wrrtallww Mrd chawRellt• At h,' 11,
ohs time the ptrbltc• tniiatfy hire thh.
(r11:1'/:1'111t iwlfef
offer 01 hMlf ,.f Flfhblpla to MviB,rrllal.iypeo*,, without a Iiu11t.1rwt in lean rtlsa. de('1. sn
ore Hate 11,141 pieuey^-Nff.'-._ _ 04'941 tamed .ie- g
w
•
e Scripture lesson
MIas MerbeWthow- ad Mn. Ab. Me -
Quillen were appointed as captalaow
The ladles also decided that the re-
membrantes to the sick folks were to
go only to the bowies of members of
the Society until such time as their
funds picked up The ladle, then
sang several Christmas carols. Mrs.
Moore road a paper. "Molly Joins the
Institute" Mrs. Lott gars • else•
solo. Mrs. Emerson read • paper •n
"Cbniatmas Customs." cod Mrs. J. G
Gillespie read • paper pr'ep'ared by
Mrs. J. D. Beerrott. The meeting
closed with the National Anthem.
Two American recoon lta are making
1lgedltttono and suji�'no about lbs
neat irjpresalon. That's almn«t aa de-
prggglmg a• panning the next meal the
"twee M over.
Beecroft
Mrs • coney •
people •galest the married people. tlastmsea Chrlstt>tia d
Sea -
by Mry. W. Car -
sang . the hype,
Watched Their
Alinntee of the
ere read and ap-
c�lhtd, reupom•ea
ineteen memirera.
were received.
ere brought le
The election •rf
k place for lttIS.
Iowa : Presldest.
i.-•-pre..tdent. Mrs.
rid vice-president
erding secretary,
11; eorrespandiag
Conk ; tream urer,
• Cbrlstisn stew=
w•eil'�iT*
Fred J. rook :
"ortaaa liadferd ;
,._J6a W m tat-
rete rGii. lies:
.k; pianists, Yrs.
s. Walden. Mrs.
a talk on 'Temper-
ing was dismissed
in was quilted for
moiety.
TO MOVE
•view -Reporter 1
by ancient civittse-
When the debt
juet moved and
!iKI.AMiIE"
c..• -Record
111 the C.C.I. who
11„n (0 newap■pera.
h. $he object" but
h that she looks •a
c and will not mad
t,.o ks of Ole pet -e-
lated when Meveral
dis,useing the
1 Sadie Elliott
her usual forceful
this old Halite Set-
tee do you mean?''
e hn hate* new*VaP
11 Rlltrde to ■. MIM
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1? asked Sadie.
r,
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thiopi*7" cried Miss
hyo I »Iwa:s thought
R. it war cry which
Mh,1111,•.l an they
gntiotl pre, 1.41 that
P Ahem.. was a ao►11
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°plan prlc•t. This
tfe.l the ahtdenta of
they are sortie'
ch other. nn meet•
it right arm Into
"ilanle Selseele""
,I friend extends
downward. and mars
Iva
tT in w*teh,
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s the snowflakes fall THE COSY HOME
becomes more than ever the loved re-
treat from the wonietrancl airpoyances
of life._ Should it not be made as
comfortable and attractive as possible ?
The lady of the house would appreciate a
gift from our large and select stock of
FURNITURE
to Help her make the home the
ing place it should be.
SOME SUGGESTIONS
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
ORESTERTIELD TABLES
OCCASIONAL TABLES
SMOKERS
CARD TABLES
RADIO BENCHES
WALNUT CHESTS
(('Polar liner!
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Skop Early, Folks !
charm -
MIRRORS
CARPET SWEEPERS
KINDERGARTEN SETS
CHESTERFIELDS
GATE LEG TABLES
DINNER WAGONS
ELECTRIC LAMPS
DOLL CARRIAGES
Open Evenings Until Christmas
J. R. WHEELER
• --Funeral Director and Furniture Dealer
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Phones: Store 335; Res. 355
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