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Men's Clothes
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They are superb
Everything that's new in
Mea's Wear at this time
•f the season
Chas. Black
East Street sad Square
GODWCH
ross Neglect" Is
Officer's Opinion
Clinton Man Pined—Transients in
ToliI--•Stole Oar from
Benefactor?
Bart Levis, of (Pluton was tined 45
and costs of $22.80 when be pleaded
guilty before Magistrate J. A. Making
on Thursday last to a charge of driv-
ing will lmpropef light& The option
was thirty days.
"It was a case of gross neglect,"
Bald Provincial Traffic Officer J. W.
Callander, who presented the case to
tbe absence of Crown Attorney Holmes.
Tbe officer asked for the maximum
penalty, as an accident had resulted
from tbe inadequate lighting on the
rear of Levis' truck. Officer Callen-
der said there was no bulb in the rear
light socket on the truck, and tbe re-
flector was caked with dust, but on
investigating tater he found the re-
flector had been cleaned.
Levis pleaded not guilty to a second
charge, of leaving the scene of an ac-
cident. and the charge was dismissed.
The Accident
The accident occurred east of Clin-
ton on No. 8 highway on November 22,
when a car driven by Albert Baker, of
Goderich. who 1s attending Stratford
Normal School, crashed Into the rear
of the truck. Other Goderich young
people In tbe car were Misses Jessie
Mathieson and Margaret Mason, also
attending Normal Sctaol at Stratford,
and J.. W. Taylor, C.N.R. apprentice
at Stratford.
Edwin Hartman, of Stanley town -
'ship, pleaded guHty to a charge of
keeping liquor for illegal sale. and
paid $100 In lieu three months Is
guilty of seiitag
jail. He Pleaded not
to a minor and the cha • was dis-
missed. His home was made a pablle
place for one year.
8stale Tramleafa
Ed. Ginness, transient, wbo recently
was discharged from hospital after
undergoing au operation. pleaded gull-
ty to a vagrancy charge and was re-
manded to jail for sentence.
Jack Skeats, transient, rias re-
manded a week on a charge of car
theft. The charge Is that he stole
the automobile owned by Harry Clem-
ents. of Goderich township, on Novem-
ber 5. Skeats was arrested at To-
ronto with the car and sentenced to
thirty days for theft there. At the
expiry of his term Constable Fergu-
son brought him to Goderich to face
the car theft charge.
Frank Donnelly, counsel for ac-
cused, Raid he was willing to plead
guilty to ■ charge of Joy -riding.
"Th1R was not a case of joy-rldtng"
Raid Ills Worship, and remanded ac-
cused.
RSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935
VtittillEIZNETIVIPCIVIERVEIVKINE
Rise Up, Shepherd, an
here's a elar In de pas' on (Jbristmas
Rise up, shepherd, an' toiler ;
It'll lead t' de place where de Saylor
Rise up, sbepberd, aa' feller.
Leave yo' sheep an' leave 70' lambs,
Rise up, shepherd, an' toiler.
Leave yo' ewes en' leave 70' rams,
Rise up, shepherd, an' foller.
roller, roller,
Rise up, shepherd, an' toiler.
troller de Star o' Bethlebem,
Rise up, ebepberd, an' feller.
If yo' take good heed t0 de angel's word
Rise up, shepherd, an' feller,
Yo'lt forget 70' docks, yo'll forget yo' h
Rise up, shepherd, an' toiler.
WIETIKVIEWEITtICIZNEIZ
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PARAMOUNT
PARAMOUNT, Dec. ]7—Merry
Christmas, everybody!
Mr. John Cameron, of Pine River,
visited part of last week with his sla-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Cook.
Mrs. Wm. Martla spent a few days
with friends In Kincardine this week.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Jas. Mac-
DoaI1J,d _stere_ bet_ sisters, Mrs. Jack
Deco•, of Detroit, and Mrs. Oaten,
of Orkney, Sask. Mrs. Felten in-
tends speadiag the winter with bee
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, 12th
concession. Mr. Johnston', coaditlsa
is much the same as 1t has bees for
the past few weeks
Mr. Jack Jamieson apeat lett Tess -
day 1a Toronto.
Mr. Orland Richards egos in Lew
don last Saturday 1., see tbe spedsl
1st. His eye Is Improving nicely clot
be still has ae alert is 11.
CAN'T SLEEP
WS VOUS WWI
Reim{ essa•s seen
wish awe e{
Dr. CHASE'S f ',,,,
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This Christmas Season
-Nh#hfig Is swore :aweniliaas Ann choice _ Flowers, for tit?. _
occasion.
• We will have a loner •Me!'dM'#1Rorleg -*loft w t
Flowers from which to choose_
Our specials include real WHITISH HOIZaT. POINSETTIAS,
JE&C8M M CHERRIES, BEGONIAS, lU1MVLL, AZALEAS,
CYCLAMEN and CHRISTMAS WREATHS. in the werii
And don't forget, "We wire Sewers anywhere
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George Stewart, Florist
Phone 105 Goderich, Ont.
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HEAT • FOLKS
THE HEAT
FoticS
CTART'l11EMoRN NG G'1
AND THEY PAIWE you GLAD
To GET BACK HOME At NIGHT
When the Hest Folkl are in your
home --
Yon can wake In the morning to
the delightful aroma of tof-
fee sod bacon.
You Jump willingly out of bed
Mecauso the rem 1* warm.
Yon dart off to work glowing
with comfort and happiness
from head to Wes.
You look forward all day t0 a'
cony evening at home.
Yoe can really evtjoy the winter—
When the Heat Folks Bre in your
home.
CALL THE
ST. HELENS
IT. HELENS, Dec. lt.—Mr. John
Dural*, of Morrlatsa, vislled with his
mother, Mrs. Charles Derain, sr., at
the Moate of lir. aad Mrs. Colin Mc-
Death'
e.Death'
-Nr.lielEfai s t>•ips. shit. Paul's,
ilii--a--visuer "idr-pneatst ■r.
and Mrs. James Hamar, over the
week -end
Tbe funeral of rase Mrs. Love,
of Marnoch, who at the home of
ber brother, Mr. d Vlat, Ashfield,
passed through the village ea the way
to Ileigrave
Mr. John Web►., High Elver. Alta.,
Is a visitor with b brother, Mr. Mc-
Kenzie Webb.
Todd—MOW
ceember 12th, a en
ding was solemn
Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
eldest daughter, He
united In marriage t
PORT
PORTER'S I
G. Newton ha
the home of h
few weeks. l%
well enough to
Oa Sunday
ered a very t
"The Walk of
was home ove
Ing tbe goide
of his father
and Mrs. Gal
sole, "Jerusal
accompanying
Mir. aad M
the former's
.ton, spent •
Mrs. Fred Elli
Tbts commu
Dons to Rev.
the celebrate,
ding.
To The Sigrid and all Its readers,
we wish a Merry Christmas and •
Happy New Tear.
Annual M/seting. On Thursday
afternoon the Ladled lid held their
annual meeting. About twenty-one
members were present. Officers
elected were as follows: President,
Mrs. R. Torrance; vice-presldent, Mrs.
L. Cox; treasurer, Dm Ilsirh oa;
secretary, Mrs. Oeorge he;
organist, Mrs. H. Merle Ili;
slstant, Mrs. Gardiner; buying com-
mittee, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Blair, Mrs.
Pickard; correepondIMsecretary, Mrs.
Woods; flower committee, Mrs. Tor-
rance, Mrs. 'Betties, Ms. T. Elliott and
Mrs. Lockhart. Tbe society bas had
a spieadtd year. IRs paytag all ex-
penses tbere was l oa band. A
dainty leach was sewed by Mrs. lie-.
Clare
.-
Clare and Mrs. It. Cox.
Men's Aub Estertaim --Oa Tuesday
evening the Mens Club put sa a splen-
did program. The night was rather
disagreeable but there was a good
turnout. Plenry of range was furn-
ished by the Web and Holland orches-
tras, and Mr. F. Young and Rev. R.
M. Gale with their violin& Borodino
were given by lir,. Phillips, Alvin
Betties, Argyle and Glen Lockhart,
Isobell Woods. Mfrs M. Woods, little
Phyllis Harris tad Lorne Elliott. Sing-
ing by Mrs. Tel -anew and Dora Harri-
s's, piano Bustlers_ by. Gladya Gale.
songs by Stay ('•z and Jim Sterling and
two pleasing lumbers by Betty and
Ruth Harris erre enjoyed. The pro -
reeds of the erring amounted to over
$5, which was elven to misnlons. Tbe
club also doused $10 of their fend+
to missions, mldng a total of $18.00.
All telt very gstefui to (be club for
this special effrt to help along a good
cs o se.
Thursday, De-
but pretty wed -
at tbe home of
, when their
Elizabeth, was
Thomas James
Todd, only eon of Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Todd. Rev. H. M. 'fright of8c1aasd.
The young couple left on • short motor
trip.
W. M. S. Olieee• Elected.—The De-
cember meeting of the W.M.S. was held
at the home of Mrs R. J. Woods. Tbe
devotional leaflet was on "The Spirit
of Love and Forglvenes"." end the
chapter from the study book wee on
"The Faith of Africa." At the eon-
s -lesion of the regular meeting, the
following officers were elected for
1938: President. Mies M. ('. Ruther-
ford; rice -president, Mes. W. 1. Mil-
ler: secretary, Mea. -W.- Pc --Miller:
treasurer, Mrs. W. E. Gordon; Mis-
sion Band superintendent, Mrs. Lorne
Woods; assistant. Mrs. Tom Todd;
Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. W.
1. Miner; associate helpers' secretary,
Mrs. D. Todd; press secretary, Mrs.
'S HILL
Dec. 17.—Mrs. G.
gone to Goderich to
sister to stay for a
hope soon to see her
urn
It. M. Gale delfv-
ughtful sermon on
e." Mr. J. Gale, wbo
the week -end, attend-
wrdel4ng anniversary
mother, 'Rev. R. M.
rendered a beautiful
" Miss Gladys Gale
Ted Johnston and
her, Mr. 11. J. John -
w days with Mr. and
t.
y extrude congratula-
M. and Mrs. Gale on
of their golden wed -
1'1a : 'Y -I. 1. l'I'il YEAR, NO. 51
• BA YFIELD
HAYFIELD, Dec. 17.—Mr. and Mrs
Peet Sturgeon, of Grand Bend, sprat
Saturday w11b 7dr. rad Mrs.
Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, of 1)e-
trolt, spent a few days with the form-
er', mother, Mrs. K. Davison.
Miss Isabel Kirk, of Deter, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Scutchmer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brandon and daugh-
ter Betty and Mrs. Fred MeEwan and
little Doris motored to London on Fri-
day and ,peat the day there.
Mr. Harry Weston and two Boase
Percy and Charles, motored to Detroit
on Weduesday of Last week and at-
tended the funeral of his son -In-law,
Mr. Archie ASaew, who passed away
Iq that fir being 111 for some
time.
On Sunday last the Bayfield Bible
Society held its annual meeting to
Knox Presbyterian church. The three
ministers, Rev. IL M. Gale, Rev. W. G.
Bugler and Rev. 'Dr. Dougen, bad
charge of the meeting. Mr. Bugler
spoke on "How the Bible 1s to Be
Used." The election of officers took
place, the old officers being reelected
for another year. Rev. R. M. 'Gale
announced that he was celebrating his
11Tttetb wedding anniversary tied the
congregation wished him and Mrs. Gale
many more years of happiness. The
meeting was then closed.
Mrs. George Woods and daughter
Ano left last week to spend some time
with her daughter In New York.
l'HAIBGED WITH
rlartqwe White, VeddreIs u
was arrested at Toronto oa F
moruibg last, and was brought to
erich by Provincial OunataMe
e{ lli]tebeaer, Oa" lWnaa7 tD
face a charge of car theft.
It 1s alleged White stole W. J.
Brown's car at Wingham on Novem-
ber dt1. A car believed to have been
stolen at Toronto was abandoned out-
side Wingham, miuue license plates
and gas and with the ignition wires
cut.
White was remanded by F. G
Weir, J.P., on Monday, and will ap-
pear before Magistrate J. A. Miktps
this (Thursday) afternoon.
Wben arrested • police state White
had stolen goods In the car.
ON 1RHLiEF
Weal Street Stl.Irrd Disown Souls
Claes ea Ws Own
A squirrel on West street is on re-
lief. It does not need to worry about
storing away a supp of food for the
winter.
Every day shortly after the noon
hour, almost without exception, • the
sae re eon Bova a tree and watts.
Wises be sees J. S. Snasel approach-
ing from his restaurant the squirrel's
tail twitches and he runs to and fro
with quick, nervous steps. Mr.
Snesel's band reaches Into his pocket,
the squirrel becomes alert, then Jumps
and scrambles as a handful of peanuts
are thrown towards him. Each pea -
let is taken to the crotch of tbe-
and devoured.
The squirrel, which is becoming
gdite tame, 15 a well-known little chap
In that neighborhood .and also Is ted
choice morsels from Cleveland's bake
shop.
There 1s no substitute for thorough-
going,ardent and sincere earwestnem
oe•
- • led:prtiuy, Gen. Hwtbrrs
Acidity. Lives grid end I.vtist rix
For .ale at all Ung `t.. r.,
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STOKE
DOING GOOD TO ALL
Do good to thy friend to keep hie
to thy enemy to gain him,
Auto INSURANCE Fire
Life
Accident aad Sickness
N. K. WARK
Dederick Ootarb
TiefilrielltitirtarteMIMIMIVOINEWCITteiztell
Candy for Christmas !1
InftlitiVIrrarninfirirRVIZUVIZTTRU
• WE HAVE A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF
Must Bold Fence
Chocolates
in faney 110Mis and bulk,
ranging hi peke from 25e
up, to suit aA our patrons.
We also have a good
assortment of Novelties,
Candy Canesr-edd•
WHO GEES 1E CANDY CANE?
Guess the weight of the big Candy
Cane in our window.
One guess with every purchase of
10c or over.
Contest closes 7 p.m., December 24
THREE PRIZES GIVEN
VENUS CANDY
—MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS—
THE
.s s THE SQUARE PHONE 170
CHRISTMAS
MIXED
CHOCOLATES
29c
a pant -
K. K. Miller; literature and temper-
hASance secretary, Mrs. Ted Race: :strong
Viewers Order
a', sscratar ._Mrs_ R. Woods; pian -
1st, Mrs. fled Mice: anat'1ot ' Mirit:-T1.
Todd, Mrs. R. K. Miller.
T. M Costello Orders
THE "WHITE GIFT" SERVICE
Gifts Presented as the Mary of the
Nativity Is Enacted
The annual "White (lift" eervtce of
the Sundey sebool of 'North street
United church was held on Sunday
afternoon In the schoolroom. After
the singing of Christmas carols the
pastor, Rev. W. P, Lne. led ' in a
prayer of thanksgiving for s11 that
the coming of the Christ -Child had
meant to the world Miss A. R. Ait-
ken then told the beantitnl story of
the origin .11 the "White (lift." This
was followed by the presentation. by
request, of the pageant, "As With
Gladness." which the achool had en-
joyed some few years ago. The lights
of the schoolroom were turned off, leav-
ing only the one shaded Tight above
the platform on which was ween Mary,
the mother. tending over the manger
with Joseph leaning on his stag near
by. To the music of Christmas hymns
various Bible characters approached to
offer their gifts to the Babe, while
appropriate pests gee of Scripture
were read as they knelt before tbe
manger.
When the last of these worshippers
had withdrawn the children of the
primary elass carne forward quietly
and preaented their gifts. then the
other classes In tnrn, with no sound
but that of soft mnsle. The super-
intendent, Mr C. M. Robertson, of-
fered prayer, thanking God for the
privilege of giving; another carol wee
sung. and the pastor pronounced the
benediction.
On Monday morning a committee of
teachers peeked the gifts In large ear -
tone end had them shopped at once t
their destination In Saskatchewan.
J. Be Mustard Coal Co.
MONK $ WM. G. Mam*AN. Mor GOI)EMICH. ONT.
Grey j
Township Man to Obey
Former Instructions
limber! .1 1, king. Firer township
farmer. on )(Imlay was ordered by
Judge T. M. et•tello In County Court
to erect n fent• in accordance with
an award set d„vu last year by fence -
viewers.
!melting was the defendant to a
1111e -fence Heti, 1nstignte(' by - his
neighbor. Rums. R. :4undercock. who
claimed that l.•'king's fent•( angled
ten feet over or his property.
Calla lessee -viewers
Sundlererw'k rdled' In fence -viewers
who, on falling in an effort to per -
'wade the partie' to arrive at a 'mu-
tual agreement. awarded a declaim in
favor of Snndes•nck.
The tenee we In need of repairs
and Locking sinned an agreement to
erect It along a new line es laid out
Icy the fence -setters. inatesd the
fence was rebuil Moog the same line
as before. It i*M been on that line
more than a hell ntury.
Judge Costello l rdered that the
ehange be made le Locking before May
next year.
Five witnesse* r the plaintiff were
heard on Thor last and, five for
the defendant Monday. 1). E.
Holmes for the Ibt1A'; J. W. Bosh -
field, of Winghn for the defenda•t.
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1 n•t only trust.
w111 yet he leen
Sir Robert Bor
apillmTet
believe, that nit
the world."—
"The way we
way we say t
the mewsore of
lin T) Rnnseveil
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thing*. net just the
is nearly always
elncerity."— Frank-
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