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vote tecreived from 0,257 to (1,e11. The and a eutuber more that 1 deal like
a* ' :
for postage. drop In tbe Liberal vote might repre- to' think about have, gout. Auer I bad
'TRW Sit;S. N .1 I. PR I NT' NG(). LTD. sent rqughtt the metiber of eletiors. iuy l'hrlstutaa. tele 1 get a sort
W. H. Robertson, !skitter and Manager who voted to put the Henry Ilovern- kick out ut thluktug about Christ -
Telephone 35 : Goderich, Ont. meet out and turned around to vote was. Just -going back 1u tbe re -
against the Hepburn Government. CI -respect like ua oh" fellow.* have a
The inereasein the Conservative vote hankering tor. Youug people always
might repetient Conservative« e ho thiuh se are getting "duty." Yes, but
• NEW KING
stayed at home In 1934. Of counte Just wait until they are old tooThey
will be the same 54 we are afraid
tbere would be some croas-voting; but to look ahead, and keeplir ourselves
the totals would apparently indicate thinking of tbe part.
We lived in a big rambling house
when 1 was stall. One of them places
with a cheery ftre in tile kitchen and
a staircase and hall -way that were
like an Eiikimo's parlor -cold, windy
and draughty and bow we hated to
negotiate that dtstanve when we were
sinall
The old kitchen fire would be glow*
may have been unconsciously um. lug. Uheery-like, too with yellow
,_ dame darting in and out of cracks.
nuene.d by circumstanee that ••
Moller would be knitting by the side
seldom mentioned and Is perhaps by of the table big brother would be
1 -good many people -not realised. It asleep eu the couch .and father
is that Western Ontario, under the would have juin put away what he•sias
system os standard time, always has reading and be would be thinking
I always s
fast time. The line dividing the East-
knew wben he eathinking.
Meatier then he would forget to tell'
ern and the Central zones of standard us to akidle
iaddup to bed.
time Is at Detroit, and Godertd is eli ..IIey. young to
timv
e ta . to
that took place last week across tbe
'aster- ts that tor the future Muse. Will
1041 tnSertatise
not be pictures of Mrs. Simpson in
every' piper one picks up.
• • •
There were 3711 more Totem polled •
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iu thEas
e t Mestings bye -election last CHRIMIAS TIME"
week Hutu to Hie general eleetau of e
Yee, this week 1 ata doing to be like
1934. -The Liberal vote dropptel from "crYbutlY else mull talk about the
its1-1
Christmas dieson. Threescore years ,1439 to 5,and •he Illo
PlfflOshrot Lizylisadm
By HARRY J. ROTLIF
'Thursday. December 17th. 19311
'Ilse Crisis in Great Britain bas
been solvedafter a few days of pub- that the chief result of the long,and
lic suspense, by the abdication of King arduous pre-election campaigu was to
Edward VIII, who as Duke of Wind-lbeng uut a larger vote le a riding that
ear is now on the COatinent, leaving 1 IS predominantly Ooneetatiye.
his throne to kis brother, the former f •. • •
Duke of York, now His Majesty Ring Tee people of. Goderieb and other
Gang* YL - • 4 Western Ontario mueleipalities that
EdWard was made to understand voted last week against "fiat time'
teat he could not marry Mrs. Simpson,
• twice -divorced woman, and remain
ou the throne, and he made hio choice
1* favor- Of the ootuan.- Iti-110thr so
be cast aside his tralnlug through
youth and yopng manhood for the
high position to which ke oeme Isla
thea a year ago: cast aside the great
opportunities for national and Empire
service which that position afforded: elotie•to the line that it Is always about bed." he would look up and say.
mat aside the high regard aed sifts- twenty-eight minutes ahead of sun "But. dad, it's void up there and
Host tn Whitt be was held by his mil- Hate. If we adopted "daylight sav- we 'e•
lions of subject,t throughout the world. In we should have, on sumtuer days. Now. children- -Mother would eels
campaign, the Opposition are
It was a great renunciation; not many nearly an hour and a half of borrowed upt-froni over her glasses. "Itetneue eleettea
ber that Santa Claus " 'able to teke the offensive. They eve
will call it a noble one.
The nevi King has Rot had ebe
training hitt 'amber received for roy-al
Religious Issue
t in East Hastings
A Conservative Stronghold in the
Past and Remains So-
, Government Plans
Termite, Dec. 14. ---The defeat of the
Government sendidate in Kest nage
gol`s to, prove that it IS JUS1 11
(WAY to arouse religious titrjudke to-
day it. ever it was. Apart altogether
free" the merit or demerit of the sep-
arate school kigirletton, 11 1* an Usher-
tuuute fact that an appeal to prejir
dice too atm' acute' a quick tersionte
Now that the by-elevtion is over,
loolithal experts are attempting to
swayer the stiguiticauce of 110 ever-
wbelming vklory of the 001sastvative
candidate. hlanyot then believe the
by-election was a much overrated af-
fair. In tbe arm plates they say, East
Hastings le a Cesareans', streagbuld.
In thke 1964 getters' eiretioa, when •I -
moat every part of tbe Provient was
discarding Conservatbas le favor of
Liberalism, East Hastings remained
faithful to a toeing copse and re-
elected the late James Hill by a ma-
jority of 418 votes. What reason was
there to believe that 1* .19311 this rid-
iag. would lorget its traditions and
turn bildcral? There wail -Som.
When an Opposition party finally
succeeds in winning to the seat of
guverdment, It automatically ceases to
be au aggressive force and becomes de-
fensive. That is because it mustrae-
ewer for its' policies and a waddled
wile all the responsibilities of govern-
ment. That is one reason why, in any
cud during Phew. three weeks up to i attacking polities put into effect by
daylight. That would not be too utueli
for the bore whit mint n baseball game Christmas time it was the one magical others, and it is always easier to at -
word that would send us scampering ; tack than to defend.
after supper or the people alto, after
position ; nor has he, acterilitie to re- , tilt' day's work, would like to enjoy a up to our bedseone were all thoughts k That is why in the East Basting*
of the void, windy stairway. True. ,..atupeign the Conservative rotas were
port, other qualities whit+ were all- 1 limn evening iti outkleet pursuits.
it eas eold % 0 could feel the frost) :4bie to throw charge after charge at
aired In King Eduard. Ile ha' al- 'llossever. Ate 11-0111 1114.11 111O. feet tim,•
ways Levu libeled uphe
on, owver, le-kuki
!nerit so badlyd
a• o the people cast 1 air biting at our tunes and through ' the Government and then slip away
our etocking feet and there would elsewhere and launch auotber barrage
wbere•t he 1 before the Governmeut (veld get its
atead3.dept•ntlable *tune man, %%lei i of Kingston, %toe. statieliird time Is I be a shriek as ii touched
more 'Shari his brielseete sleire of ilki:stotier• than suu time. , stocking sses worn through. 1 ausder out to the electere. Aeti the
-- - - - ---- n0411 1
i eserierek-meer Prorate school questiou was used
qualitiee which tuade Ills father, King I Up In our room wel--
with deadly effete by tler Conserve -
George V, t41) excellent a mortareb, until TORONTO AT THE TROUGH !Junto for tie- bed remember that '
. • tives. It was an Issue made to order
he hal commenced Iiikertegn with the : , I • . .
lint° a 1110111Ie 10 SAV our praeere , and they Sid not miss any chute ot
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goodeill and high respeet of hisle11.111 .'
, .The city of Toronto; is asking the ' around that stovepipe. -thee- BOWS ' 1141115 11. •
everywliere. Ile has au aseet which Heminien Government ..to mend one tetiouge ran up through our mew. Rut the cam -Rita is over and more
his brother did nut have- a happy 'million dollars ou Toronto+ parks: au- ileow Refit skein we would peer tip at serious mutters are engaging the at-
home circle with a charming, sensible , ether Ill 111 1011 OA widening city pave- 1 the window expecting to see the myth- tention of the Government. In a few
wife and two lovely young daughters ' nisut-: a third million on airport and ' teal bearded man peering in at its. ami k months tbere will be another session
fourth iu protecti
armory. and
already tbe idols of the BrIttshspeuple. ' --
; level rat -any- creamier.
a ng I reeordIng all our movements In the
far-famed bank that contained our i,of the Legislature and it is certain to
be au interesting one. The Govern -
King teeter VI and Queers Eliza!**
' There may poseIbly he justification inames and all the'emisdemeanors of the,ment OBI announce its balanced buil- .
will revive the eradittons which sur- , for asking a million for the protection-1year. Then for h quick and. hasty 'Yet, a'redlletion in the Voile debt of
rounded and protected the Throne in ;of level railway croesings. But Toron- i Jump Into bed with our breath „.ht„... j the Previte*. and plans for unemploy- '
the reigns of Queen /Victoria, Edward to already has all the armories It 1 Ing as a little (-loud of vapor and 1 event relief. A comprehensive pro -
VII and George V. • l really needs mid te ask (8*? tl* whole soon to sleep. gram of highway building will be be -
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of i meads should &Heist la building But the. dtivs leading up ii. Christ- I gun In Northern Ontario and this is
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t In the outcome _uf this crisis the
Og..7 ---...-.- -__,... •••• .. ,s1111•WAlkS and improving parks for a max all missed away. True 'It Is that sure. to benefit agricultural commune-
British constitution is seen to be a city in which two-thirds of the tax -1 they !teemed to drag. hut Christmas ties of leoutbern Ontario. It Is not ;
great Instrument of democracy. The, able Ineontes of the whole Province Eve eame and we hung up our generally known that large amounts
monarchy Is subject to the will of the are reeelved Is an exhibition of gall I stockings the largest pair that we jet farm produce are daily seat to
Government, which le turn is respon- I which only Toronto would Is ramble ' ma met. Then tn 'tied to dream of !Nortbern Ontario from the south and
slble to Parliament, and Parliament 011 that this trade is amble of being
prndueing. j meeting Santa face to face, or trying
Ito make atmselves sit up and see the igreetly expanded if the proper road'
to the people. Prime Minister Stan -1
ley Baldwin played a difficult part! LONDESBORO f
' teem of reindeer as they dabed 1 15(111055 are provided.
with solid good judgment and iirm -1
Ilet01111 the snow: but somehow the Reeently Hon. T. B. McQuesteu,
re .
.sandman threw a larger dose of he. Minister of Highways, announced that
salve in setting before his late nsaJes--I LA1N1)EdD01t4), Dec. 13. -Mrs. 111 mand.on our eyelids that night. , . the Government would commence on a
ty the limits beyond which the Brit- '
Ross we are /sorry to say, received a 14ome4nw on Chrletines mernIng we comprebeesive highway beading pro-
uasly fall down the leaks. Although always get what we wanted. If not gram In the spring and he stressed the
ish people would not allow him to go, no bones were broken, she la sufferiug just what we' wanted.- Mother ex- advantages that would accrue. Not
and as a result of his fine handling of from brulees. plained in a satisfactory way the res- only will it benefit the farmer's, he
the situation, combined with the in- Dr. and Mrs. Whitley, of Gorier, son why Old Santa hadn't brought aid. but tbe actual road construceion
nate common sense of the people, what spent a few day. with friends bete, what we wanted and that Cerise itself will provide work for thousands
former'e aunt. Mrs. David Mountain. ewe Round.
Inas and a good many more all passed
foolish for an old fel- of men. With a good system of high-
ways, farm trucks will be able to pee, -
might have been a very awkward, il and also attended tbe funeral of the
not dangerous, eltuation passed with
a minimum of disturbance. trate into dialects which cannot be
Mrs. Riley, of Toronto, attended the low to be talking this way Well.
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Mountain, tbey were tbe happiest days of my reached it the present time by ordin-
Britain and the British comititu- and spent some days with relatives toe. ary means of transport, the Minister
ire. . Lbelieves.
tional system emerge stronger than here. -
aeti
ever. King George Vi is stolidly on Mrs. E. Crawford has been eald up A GRIM JOKEf
the throne of Britain and the Emp
the past two weeks after receiving a
- ' nasty fall OD tbe ice.We are pl .
(ondon Free Press)
to say she le,haproving Maly.
And Edward VIII gore down to hie- By what freak of ironic coincident*
Mrs. (Rev.) Gardiner, atter spend-
was Prince Edward carried away from
int a couple of weeks with Shelburne
Britain's shores by the "Enchantrees,"
u
friends, has returned lame.5 admiralty yacht?
e. '
Mr. Albert Brundsou is under the - -
di/4A Del (carr,--
._ RADIO LielKN801
PORT ALBERT
tory as the man who would rather be
Mrs. SImpison's third husband than
•• sovereign of one-quarter of the world's
people.
Messes. Watt and Stevenson, . of ' (Amiterstburg Echo)
EAST HASTINGS - Clinton. called 00 friends here 011 The Echo does net agree with the
Wednesday. present system of issuing radio II-
- EMOI Haat-Rita last seek elected Dr. Wassest's Inalltute.-The regular,(enact,. the default to get which Maas
IL E. Welsh, Conservative. by a Rue !monthly meeting of the Woolen In- beteg vbited by a government teepee-.
joi-ity; of 1.147 after a botlyeetete.44,atitute was beld le the Community for emptied by a member of the Reyal
!Hell with Mrs. E. Adaues president, Mounred Police who. finding you with-
eimpulgn. It is the drat victore..-elie_
isn the chair. Aft4r the business part ,out a Become, lays a charge which surt•-
Conservative.; have had in Ontario la splendid paper was given by Mrs. ly bringa fine and costa Just because
slace the enteral election of 1104, and 'Robert Fainservice, after which she the Aiello owner in nine ease,' out of
naturally they are making the- mast • recited a number of poems.. A duet kten-cereleitely overlooked tbe matter of
of it. East Hastings, eorreeee has was opsg by two small children, little securing a Meese, which !Mould have
I Puld K. liesk, Miss Ruth Shadilkk been aid to him either by the man
always been Omeervaelte, and re- !
accompaqtylne them, after which some from whom he got his radio, or by
malned Coneervative, though with a 1.ctirion,froi,estais.were sung
with Mrs. some one person specially appointed
reduced majority, In the electftpe. of 1 Armstrong et the piano. -- A oommit- for that purpotes.and who would give
• .1934 In which the majority. of Conger- tee was appointed to consult the true- some publicity to the time when II-
eative eoestituencles went Liberal. tees of. the local schools to ere if tory Vells444 are due and when they may be
Its Couservatixm, therefore. is seen , would he willing to have a dentist ex' procured. In most eanstAhere would
!amine thi• children's' teeth. A dainty be no fault to find. for et7IIng-the 11-
----ter- be- k ribbed:. •-
1Tunetr *es eer•ed hy ebe bantawaia. cense would beeeme a Matter of eounie.
Another factor in the contest wad
or if meet a plan wen. adopted the &-
the Suet that the Orange enter is ter) k The Signal's chtleting • rates. will linquent would have (only himself to
• strong in Eget nemesis, anti 'with the 'save you tftne and money. ' blame If he neglected hia duty. -
separate sehool tax question an I.
a Liberal vatiory 0110U111 hate 114.4.11
genii'0 only us a miracle.
Tbe telloperame °retaliation In
tiding eiltto was against the Hepburn
Trim*Irp--rrolmarvirvirrf
,,1 •••kl-
Goiernment candidate, and this tri a '
factor *1114-11the Gou
ierment will Shepherds Chis
ristmas ong
have tk. !seem on in many ether rid-
/
(Austrian Folkotoug)
age unites It makes some conMation I ;' •
to teniperance sentiment. •• Shepherde now go we to yon fair Bethlehem town,
The flepleirn Governmeek on the To um the angels from haven have romp di.vrn,
,
Told a meat story that there In Italy stall
whole has an exeellegt record: lout it
-
- -. - Lies the (tilt' Jesse. the des? Lord of us all.
cannot nen (minter to a large element I
In the iftwrni petty without cense- ('.ret' to earth ham He, Ood'a love to 115 10 411;W.,
quenees ii bleb It would not welcoMe. Seethe men and weak, rich and poor its joys may
k
EDITORIAL NOTES- * vf Kingannotw,
owand shepherds advance where He dotb
111.
4
• - - 1;Itile Lord Ian.; who arise down from the site.
- [lag George will get aloog all •••
right. fie hoe a sonsie tests the to • „. --- Eater we soft, lest the baby he asleep.
look after hint ;ti tl keel' hIM fen= • Angela from heaven their watch o'er Him do keep.4.--
aalla- Mary, Els mother. meet lielleby doth sing:
stepping loto any holes. We bear, I fear me, sant treasure for a king
• •
One Vatted - pee• ' -• pin
Apo have pawed since ow that drat ObrIstMas d.r
k a
1fthenbeette went elegiac their sweet tender lay;. -
titre of Mrs. 4111.M..11 no,: :h. .111 . .m
Yet sing we Christ's love to all Hti little ems pone
••• "Tbe hoe that Balk, Ip an I:iuptre»j And by tbe manger Itseel down and Odom.
Rat the tspire M sr.' - :IL- ii ....?“‘ ,
.ti .
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oVitIZTISTUTIVIZITIZIMVIZITIz .
pnd as ever.
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PORT ALBERT, Dec, 15 -The
poen; people of Port Albert United
church are baying a Christmas /octal
In the basement of their churcb 011
Friday. December
Miss Mildred Johnetola steel the
holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Johnston.
Miss Matilda Quaid bad tbe misfor-
tune to fall, injuring bet shoulder.
Ne Meets were broken and she Le mmiste
what improved.
Congratulations. A baby daughter
wee born. to Mr. sed Mra Howard
!larger on December 13th In Alesand%
hospital. Goderich.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
John McKenzie, who recently under-
went an operation, Is making good
reeoverr.
The W. M. B. of Port Albert United'
church held a social evening on Fri-
day. December 11, at the home of Mrs.
W. Crawford. The program completed
of a solo by Mr. Wm. Naga a riedine
by Mrs. It. Oraham, and musical num-
bers by Messrs. Ben Brown. Harry
%Vilna and Wm. Rage. and Mr. Earl
llogitand Mips Margaret Crawford. j
WESTF!ELD
WEWITIEdige Dee. 14. --The WM
S. of Donnybrook rote at tbe home of
Mrs. W. A. Campbell on Theesidny
efternoon.
"Sir. Marla. Wiegman and Me,
MAP, of Whitechurch, have moved
their ihnutiehold effects to the home
of the son. sett Oro. Wight -
man. where they -IIi reside.
W. M. to Meritiere-The nwmthly
meeting of the W.M.M. was held on
WeffnesdaV anemones with twenty-one
members present. The metelne was In
eharg. of Mee. !Stanley Cook and wa•
011PAC4 with the hymn. "Hark. the
Ilene(' .Snerele Ping." Prayer was
offered he Mrs. Stanley rook. rot -
'01\40 It the Lord's Prayer In unison
The-Ilamitionial leaflet, "In the root-
sestt." was reed le Met "high
Biter. Tice memo empter of the
0414 henk. "Men and Wntoon of leer
norlsena." was taken le -lir. Semler
rook, Mrs. llareee Meek. Mrs Fred
W. ('nok and Mtn. Marvin McDowell.
The president. Mr.5J M4n111. had
•kharde of the beisinese pert of the
meeting. The roll **lis railed and
twenty-two responded viellf a eerie st
Scripture. 1* wei derided feet...) the
group system for another tears The
meeting WAS dismissed el
the president,ff-I*q_teir .
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ST 11101.10Ndt, Dec. 14. -et. Iielens
school its holding Its Christmas enter:
talement on Tueeday. December 22, in
flitest'ommunity Hall.
Sirs. R. O. Martin and me Aimee,
of 'futon, were visitors with her fath-
er, Mr. W. Woods, over the week -end.
Mn. Wilson Woods left on Monday
for Toronto.
Thirteen. adieu - eel:tiled the annual
me -ting of :11t14:7 -tete et 'the
treme of Mrs. R. J. Woods on Wednes-
tin . The devotional leaflet. "Jesus in
the Villages," witteread by Mr*. John
rrnseron and parts of the chapter from
th. study book, "Men and Women of
Far onetime'," were reed by Mrs. D.
Phillips, Mrs. L. Woods and Mrs W.
A. Miller. The patches from the
travelling,apreu were removed anti it
was found to tentala $12. At the elec-
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'officers were all re-elected for the
new year.
The V.P.U. net m. Sunday evening.
the president, Isobel Miller, preyed-
' init. The (peening privet teas given
by Earl Durele the Stelpture Ieson
by Marie Swan. Mrs. Hier read an
article on Christmas. The topic.
-What Oirietmas Meanie to the(lIvlduala-
I," waonyatal l keeby Ted.. wasu
RIs.esA
duet, 'The R
by Mrs. Rltt and Dorothy Miller. The
meeting was closed with the *iamb
benediction.
After • man tads oat be can sake a
speeeh, be stares on the slightest pro-
voation.-Kitehener Record.
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ROASTING PANS, ALUMINUM AND ENAMEL WARE
from 85c to $150
ELECTRIC IRONS AND TOASTERS WO to $3.50
King Cutter Straight RAZORS •
$2.50
EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS AND MAETtidattlITS.
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-- TOOLS FOR THE TOOL KIT -
SPECIAL ON VACUUM CLEANERS. .217.05 for Christmas
BRIGHTEN UP THE FARM HOME THIS OBEISTMAS
WITH AN ALADDIN OR COLEMAN KEROSENE LAMP
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