The Signal, 1936-12-24, Page 5RCAteteKtIrt410011111PIPII
SEEKING INFORMATION
Editor The Signal.
Goderhb, Oat., Canada. \ •
I)ear Sir, -'We. are endeavoring to
tract the heirs of \Vllllrty Mellopald.
who died -Lt '19311, aged' 'Wont eight:
years, leaving shalt ,$4.7.111, and no
known heirs. • •
Today. 1 was informed that a matt
who may Lure been the deeetteed was
ioorn ul or near GINk•rietl, "about eighty
stall ra ago.
1 wish you w•otlld }tublish this let-
ter. In the Lope th'11 it may eon. to
the notice of someone who esti aid us. •
1'a rticul.trr should he sent to the
uudt•rsipuel without delay. -
CAMPBELL'S DRUG
STORE
WISIIES YOU
A MERRY AND HAPPY
CHRISTMAS.
NEW YEAR'S ,GREETING
�uuk'ts►l!,,C``A,,R``X4"DS
a's9►'ts► 'r,k CEI
`WEWISH YOU A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
W. H. Blackstone
A'
- THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT.
Dickens' Christmas
At at Barracks' Carol at St. Georges
Hilda Oaisf•rb. « . ►morel
R•
Yours truly, •
JOIiN' J. 1'WYER,
40 Wall street,
New York, N.Y
Ilt•t,•mber .1, 19311.
tOCCMICIVCCMCKNElli
WISHING ALL OUR
PATRONS A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Robinson's Meat Market
-THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
• General Statement, 30th November, 1936
LIASILITIIS
e .r• al stork nod op, .'.•.. .... .. i i$,ws,sa.a
ae.w.. fund $ 20.01104120.011041111.401.40
eu medal
Balance of ndtedad forward as per Preen and
4111
Um -Account
19 3.711*.
$ 11.113.715.41
a ». ol..,d. unc la{msd 12.151.44
1•:."ted 'n.. I'17 at a per amount potable 1st
1 ..t6
l ae.em <r. 1 1
I'.r wit, by .nJ laleen.r. due to f>.m,n.on-Go en-
• rent " f
1tep.n„• h, and h.l.n.e. slue to P,.n,n.al Gan.m-
me,.t
nerese,t• h• the euhnn cwt hearing interest
1.'pose h• the ruhhc Acarina Interest. in.Iud.na
Inttrr.t at, rued 1 . date .1 stair -nuns
deposits by and Mlames Jim to exl.er .aharteied
bat,k• to l anode
tlapo• . by and hel.n.e. due to lank• anal hankI0a
correspondent. tn, Pub t'net d Amadora arid
foreign ..want rill
•:uta...,. the hank in circulation
raah.t
Acael.t•ote. and 1 of ( ,.edit outstanding
I
habil..." 1„ the public not .ns ludas-1 under the fore -
w ens heads .. •
700,000 SO
22.626.757 91
1 17,624.757.13 .
326,1111 23
S.3,10.1041 72
310,344 1, M
414.144.051 12
160,679 71
11.134.713 41
ASSETS
. ,old he IJ in Canada - $ 4.951 52
• tab..Jury own held In C.I da.„1.3111,421.5*
(,old held elsewhere ... s 147.243 MI
Sun...tory .,on he:J ei .hens.... . 4.052 OSS 41
Yat.. of Honk .d (.gl - 7.5I I,U09.00
f 9...en•.1th Bank... 4 .nada.. L6M.77tt Jy111
Notes of other chart treat twit,*
Government and bank notes other thea ea a .n $ 4I.yf,.a79 M
(=•• on oxime,. Mnka $ 26.2.9.241.05 - I
• s :h and helancee due W other dice -end 2.671.06
55,435.724 M
746.744.4,. 2y
29.524.412.34
165.2,.66
21.130.044 On
3$7.20 64
$*5S.501.46790
bank. in Canada
M t`••.e
Dn.e •ni'e and tanking -ued/
sles elwwhre
then in Canada•
Dominion and Pr'o.dncial G.....- t dkeet end
g uaranteed ..writ ie. IneemIng wkh(n too yens.
not t mini ns market .
rl
Other n...ir.ltd
and guaranteed ..c. IIM sot aisisaing await
Cern.ei.die
n hhunlclpl eestar'�ttese. Ret ntsnaYla-1v1erMH
Pubic rre.r;twtt
Other Mea t,..a ida
em a eeslraa.
mark et , slue
Other Meds, debentures end • necks, not ase edksa
market value
Can and shirt (not exceeding 30 da e) IUSele be
Conde on brads. debentures. stocSh end other
settrttiw of • sufficient marketable ..h.. to
moor
Ca.ort (not mending 30 dam Inan• else-
where then in Canada on kends, debentures.
n od,. and other securities of a sufficient marks. -
able .alae to corn
61.502.11111 71
641 IIA1F: l'$,irIsituas"' Marel•
thought passionately. She
pressed het ':1(1' close to the
toy window. let p,ts..rtsby wuuld not
ottce her burning clerks nor tear -
lied eyes.
Suddenly she was face to face with
It -that overwhrlmIug longing for some
one to make l'hrlMtmas worthwhile.
"Why am 1 such a fool?" she Staked
herself miserably. "A grown woman„
weeplug at a store window display!"
She hurried on to her lonely flat,
and stood looking In the mirror. Thirty-
two l "1 don't feel old." she said.
After a while she got up and washed
her -face, determined to tw sensible.
louldn't eat yet -.-she was nits
shaken -so she sat down with the
home paper. No use trying to ■void
the Christmas ads. Might as well face
the fact that no one really cared,- •
Well, why not find some one? And
then, as though In answer, she saw the
Item In -the paper.
"Poor children of this and neigh
boring communities will be treat
ed to a real old-fashioned Christ-
mas dinner and tree at the
McKinley barrac%s. Officers and
men are providing turkey and all
the trimmings, and several hundred
children are expected. Churches
and social agencies• are being
asked to furnish women to act as
chaperones and alms can to trans
port -the children to the barracks'
Marcia stefppIed timidly Into the so-
cial welfare bureau. "1 wonder It you
could use me to help take the chlldren
out to the barrac•ka on Christmas," she
askM. 'It would ,he so much nicer
than -than anything else." ehe flashed
"r tr•' _i
t•
$7.714,•11 62rs-.
n112,375,623.67
• 1l9,243.$16.aa
9.591.124.6.3
•11.71x,121. r
29.693.136.63
26.154.215.66
14.624.255.00
• - SALL/30,273.76
Current le'n's end dIS.wsfts in�wvl+tdje nos �- It7s.s72.37t1.M
wt.. included.
nad lses 1.6,.32a.21
Laser to provincial Governments
Loam to citi.., town's, tnun(daaBWS end wheel
district • .22
,67.376.25
k•
Current .rs red discounts dsswhers e) M
Canada. net for otwlr herIncluded, estass
snd lose 1x.41 $,4$I.M
[test-C4rn
ret loans, ..timated lose pr.oha 4 far ' 3.140.11 41
Rank rrenni's. a. not more than cost, setae •MUIIb ttHtttat t5f ...
Rad .stats other than bank premises ,
Mp�sr.tta�yy��. on real .date by the Donk re/It a
tJab1Btlsa of customs under et-centers/km and 449Si d
Fir contra
f''
Shares d and loans to controlled comprtlse. , et Odeelne9l$a-
Dameit .rith the Minister of Finan nio. ths.smelIy
noes.. .•
under ene.t. not Included uedthe forepMa heads
Pik 7,$.3.7.16
W461,067 1.1
2.404.2411 72
700,615.53
•91.130.016 56
3,111.444.1,
1.421.000.00
414.321.25
111/5.5514.467 on
NOM, -The Royal Rank of rands (Frear,., has been in' rporsud under the lave
of Prime to conduct the Maines of the Bank In Pula. and- the Manse and I,shilitl•. of
The Royal Bank of Canada (Trane, are included in the atmv l'wn.ral Statement.
S (; DOBS()N,
M. W. WILSON.General \tanager
President
ent and Managing Director.
AUDITORS' REPORT
To rw. KA.avSrv.nrtn, To.. RnyAE• BANS or CANAne:
We h.v examined the above Statement nl Liabilities and Amite., at 60th 'i n vem t.•r. 1914,
en
with the books and a.unta of The Moil Rank nl .nada at Head (rate. and with the nt ,4tnd
returns Irks the brunettes. W have eherke'd the cash ani the a•e'riUes repnoe `
B•nk'a Invstment, held at the (lead (1Trr at the tlnr• of the Pant ynr, and at varinue dates ,
during the year have aha checked the cash and investment neuritic., at wveral of the im-
portant b,sncl.es.
we hay. nhtained all th. Information and eaplanationa that ire have required. and in ,.u•
',pinion tte tranoctinns of the Bank, which have none under nu! nettles., hwn ave' been Stet hin diel'hc
,.•
powers of the Rank. The shore statement ha is our opinion pippo5'
the tr., noegrn.311 of the Bank as at 3i1th November, 1961, and it is se ahnwnby the h,a,ka of
the Baek.W. Gael's THOMSON, C.A. 1
of Pest. Marwick. MiteMll & Company 1 ,_ort; tom
11f. (K2I.I:N HASKEL.I•, ('.A
of H..kdl, F.Id,rkin a Company
Montreal. Canaria. I).•,+ -mi.•• 22 1911.
PROFIT AND 1.088 ACCOUNT
Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 30th Ngvrm4e't' $ 1,60,554.h;
1136 - 1 -
Predks for the. year ended 31th November, (0.N[. Geier
Providing for Daniniwt and Provincial G.xerr'-
mant tante aerNNtn:ing to $948.976.6 ani .iter
mahh.e a .tions to Contingency Reserves. 3.$N.t11:M
out of which mottos provision for all Bad and- _ 0 6.113,115•A
Doubtful Debts hes been mode-...... .. -•
APPROPRIATED At FOLLOWS • } 7(al esar.on.'
D4. ldrnd No. 114 •t $ °!� per annum 700.000 Irl
Dividend No. 1 A at x per annum 700 0(10 00
Dividend Ne. 115 ate leer annum 7,10.000 00 •
Dividend No. 117 at II,. per annum.... ;.. - _
aiP: $ 2.403.0011.00 • -
.'' Contrl) ufho. t9 the Pension Fund Slmaety.
► ,-. M00000M-00.g0np
;LB.- 6t«to;Iro.PriL.FeM.r
tarrid frwm.•.••••••.T :1
- -_
e$ St113.7k
iso
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•
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rinePresentation of the- Well-,
known Story by the
Church Choir
,t lilt,. amateur preettegstion of
Dh•keu�' '•('hrlstmas {'and" wan giv-
en before rather small audkulrs on
7'hursday and Friday Sights of last
Merit Wins
the Soul -
Thursday, Dettellaber 214th, laSS-a
NEtQ;mmtct;CCtoctocta Ctliw
1
Christmas *tots
IAI Apace mtptrs
e
week by the choir of Pt. George.* l'. WAS Christos 'eve and Jape
church, In the patina hall. Ilarrlsuu was preparing to close
^ta tar Boo* and G1(1 f1 shop after 'a
A large cast of (hirtl•-three persons homy day. The door • ole, e I and an
took part In the productiou, which elderly mail'• wwlringt'A;•f•4 j(wriifd
white muffler entered hurriedly.
was under the direction of L'rot'A. W.
Anderton, choirmaster. and organist,
and Lt. -Col. A. F. Sturdy. k
Costuming • and stage prune w!re
1* JAciently accurate to lend an alt
of Authenticity to the performan('e,
w'ttleb included thunder and .lightning
Setting aside his gktvee and cant.
and hastily scanning the shelves he
aald: "I.have but N few auuutdtr lIL
make a seleetloni perhaps- you could
assist me. Something for an elderly
lady." .
w•ruea with each ghostly appearance. Jane err morn than a. btrtlt•r'Uer L
The graveyard same, 'bowls by the rhe war •reader. And. too, ale snout
para[ o Christmas e oma, Quickly sense the Bowery' tarty of an
pwrllculariy good. - I,ndlvidi'sI,, twitting Into a cow *hr.
The lead uC tflltrtrge [u the play war brought forth Mrs: l.;aakrll's "life of
cumprtently handled 1►y L1.-Ool. A. F. Charlotte tirade"; also "Sonnets front
Sturdy, and of tits large supporting the Purtoguew and `Out of Ik*'rs hi
ctrl tau.e deserving of stledal mention the Holy land." all In'oew holiday bind -
were Harold Taylor as Rob ('ratcblt; Ings
E. D. ]crown, in the dual role of Jacob •
Marley - Ghost, in which he gate an "Here are some delightful gift
excellent performance. and the ghost 'Kook,.," she remarked.
of Christmas Present ; Mrs. H. Hunt . Tfte gentleman ralred a pair of aur
as the, priest of Christmas Past. and priest] eyes and wonderingly surveyed
William Edward ;u6 11W gboat of tar girl. ,.Starr than
('hrlatu•n11 Yet To Come. tar .Irlmks. Draw
The ••Itprettslre spookil 's of the /r' Ing- a taller fr
ghost.l3 vialtatious and t graveyard bis Inner coat .far
scene wits offset by the F'tzzlwien par-' replied:+
ty. on' of the many delightful "plays J 'ally lielIr ,ynum
within a play," as shown to Scrooge �- lady. your rseellrut
jYet ToC was'
by tit ghosts.
Vocal selections by an tdf-attge
choir, ,�,,•nnp.nietlL by Mr. Anderton,
Welt rs:us," 'ant! !hippy i t .e
Mao," -oh! lamas to- the Holli'."'aril
Season' reeti ngs
to All.
\Ve have_ nuleh pleasure in •extending to' ora. anti all,our
• very best wishes fur a Merry t'hristnitj. a
An11 nuty t he coaling. year he tilled with good health and A
NIhappiness, it: our most sincere with;
rt F. E. Hibbert and Skiff - ,y
- TO PLAY Ii0 N. W. LLLUE
1u�nlor Marines
!Jake McDougall's Testae IPreaklitg into
• a
Have New Uniforms
--rt-
Prospects far the Team -New
O.H.A.RuW1pWill
Affect -tame
Organised Hooky
Jake Mc13ougall's House tut David
tram has graduated fir an'organleed
league tbia year and will play North-
western hockey with Itlyth, Clinton,
Seaforth, Exeter and possibly Rruesela.
Repnaeutatives will attend a meeting
next week, wheu a schedule will he
drawn u o.
under new O:ILA. rulings a faster, The -team has had one or two prat-
k'eeoer brand of hockey wilt Iw• playa' tk'ee and should be whipped Into shape
In the West street arena when the by the. time of the first game
Junior Mariuea•swing Rib; their sche-
dule
,,I, ]�ItIIftNN(AN'S ALLEYS
with Stratford, St. Mary., Sea- f
Or IlI all ( lahtn. 'L-Ue►r ore
choice lila templed Is at Clintufl'un'kueday. T1 lead 1. 1.4 by Doug. (1raham'a
the-291h.and le
(:o (lettere In tow league at Ilretntan'a -
m e t o t a k e- ;ill Stratford �playsshere on Friday, Jan- .hnwling alleys rcmaiasl un, ii„lh.„....4j
•
three." ilnndlna nary Stk. .
were. "tld Rest Top, Merry Gentle-
men,"
-* Anile H e*.rd h.• coo- The big ltling'tbts„year will 1*' the 1 chengt s among
the -abet-rens" ice
Flo' ' Mullittgllt Awak,•," "II 1'u.ig '`' t.• Honed.-'p1e:I' tutor 'penalty stint, a thirty�*lx-(twit MOM t•the gI'. as htllow•s:
Upon it Midnight ('Icor. -flood King Ili m'ly neer r.. from a (ea -!(on! circle. Imposed for the I:a:nes Pel
[N. AdelnIIe Per t41ow•ink offenses: 1 a 1 when an at-If3o- l� pets IZ -I .. 1
�� y kiwi: Ihnn,alstr,•.•I, tasking playa•,. 1. 1�1{gwsI in ort to I Irdlers
. .12 - 9t-
Strike 1'p a Juyfltl, Ruuud(•luy." Irina. + n. _ num". :� pnvAnl a cant on pool: (bl. when a i letup. 9 N
Miss _igtl \\'oracle i7intrlhulcd the..=1d1'r�' Thanking her' W. • goalie e*stl,hes site puek•and throws it •Ail attars 9 e
Mt* -Angels Ever Bright and rah' S'• Mooted out I„ file cab tont woe gone forwanl:_(e) wren-a'pinJ'er (all%'un *11 Stars
12 6
Mrs. N'uown."l and
Mitts "Tac .team - "Seventy -right h'U-?-t 011 sober:' tar pork fn delay tar dtame• •�•iyoup of David
Bowed Ifrw•n" pati \tis" 1Vurlrir'nndThe utast s,.fulls *natty is impstled 1 f 12 ,,,r ji
}during the last -week. anti • or;
H• Was Taking the Coat Off a Touel•-(,
Headed Boy.
lamely. She bad really meant that It
would be nicer than a sympathy dinner
Invitation from one of her friends. "I
even thought may1N•, It I happened to
find the right youngster -1 might adopt
OO*•'
She stopped, • Uttie breathless she
hadn't meant to commit heated( so
far. Yet the lady wax very kind. and
arrangements were easily tnade.
$be had never been 1,. the barracks
before, and she thrilled to the ride
met the snowy wad. but she was
mous fascinated by the children under
her can. Their too -bright eyee glit-
ter*. and they pressed sharp noses
against the car windows, leaving
marks where they bad touched.
They were excited, terribly excited,
but happy, too. So was Marcia. Joy
end excitement shone from her eyes,
making her usually pleasant but rather
plalo countenance radiant
He stood tall and straight In 61s
officers' uniform, a handsome man, not
many years her settlor. Al soon as
the children began eating, he came
over and Introduced himself.
"Having a good dole?" be asked.
"Glorious!"
"So are you. -
"What?"
"Glorious, of comae. Don't mind
my bothering, do yen? i thought you
seemed. well -understanding. When i
was looking at yah -remember?" Mar-
cia nodded. `Somebody once said that
1f you look Into • person's eyes, you
create • bond that can never be
broken. 1 know what he meant. now."
"1 felt It, too." Marcia murmured.
He looked about. "I say, .hall we
(Mel) the program? rd lit* to show
you around the barrack*. If you'd let
s 12 II
• Miss Idose stllbhiugton snug ...An gasped .lane. -and the .denier. Io.; xfl>v7`' xis wn•••!es,r•• net b�titrl(Ya
when a playi�r in a defena(ice zone' (,114 strut, ~f'�nte'� •
Akers Form i", \tnving" throw« a s t . Tigers
poor for the nigh) ni Itch hist rouii1 11 a(I •k It couch a ea*,
• - ass - 4
Guest artists who .sang i etwe•n acts Looking 111. store and with Mt'• Ad 'arises a goal IN nwardef ilio opposing 1 King I'Ins - 2
ere Miss ,list'* i.aue and Mr. S. E. elel.k' l'erkhere gift In Mite iIdlow of I team.McDowell, Pf \oath n
al - .1'ukad her anis Ihr tired girl sil,rtwll WY ou There wilt file uu more rowing spree's
6
church choir, anti ]ors. W. F. Saunders, I, her errand. !with three or four men (,coling their
Mr.. It. C. Dulling, and Ili-. Gertrude Jane and oar wldy}Mwl mi 1 hod ; LeenIn the penalty box, for colder f
1tiist, e.1 the choir of Kutti Pn-*1o1er- Ilved in I{dgebrock an e • IIIa. yw.nor nle(y-nllingp only two men of any team'
Ian chtrrcb. Site Nttenilel Mist F:.huunds' 'Moa•I rot con be in 11e penalty hoz at one
The east, 1n order of atewarrnae. Girls as a 'lay nlllllt•nt Nail 't''„t•.e.i ,t time. 1f a third nan Is penalised he
was an follow.: 11..it t'r:tt,hit. played ver) Ihorow,i, education. h. (lo 1•.,• in given a "delayed" pr'nalty and la
by Harold T iywr, Irick, an 'Mite Isov.
',nines Jahr worked In the tow,* lir
bra'. *Bowed to continue playing until the
Ken. Jock; EbenA r Scroll...A. F, Her Mother pressed grafi used Jane Mei tirst Yo be penalised nalisel resume• the tee.
pow co th.•_N•Ity, This was her lint( 11e tlicn Mertes his t1nce. ,
(bristnln• to he glom. 1 , The Marines will take tli. Ile 1•
At the Perkins Sadnes* the doe, w;as snappy new uniforms. along the style
M, g,,,•.I of the Camellens, with rel tAatm
Sturdy ; Fred. Seri -wee'. #" u'lew. Wal-
ter Hunt ; benetuistie gt•131k roan. \Vil-
lard Kneehtel: Jocob Marley''s Ghost,
0. 1 1trt,w..; gho.t of ('hristmaa Past.
Mrs. H. Hunt ; Sc•rewoga• N• N Loy. i)on cite Ilel 10v an eitlerlt loll
VIekerr.: schoolboys. Harold Black, tett'" child' A package. los neo. 1., blue and white.' TINNY have been
Howard White. Bob Reit". Ted Thom -
e'', I(a•II Medley : Fan. rter,Nogacs Me-
ter. Miss Tmcv Harrison : Mr. Feud -
wig, Harold Blackstone: Mr+. Forxi-
step in." Rau before she email close prnt•Iiring ander Ure rag
the door r hot caplet ole:r.
"Telegram for Perkins." 'Castrate, on rulett end plays.
Among the peder•ets this year are
"ors, yrs." she wild. :11(M•wud.4ed the old-timers Bill Young. Art Donk,
Nairn wlu aIso 15 giving them oral
wig. Mrs 1L P,tht*er: Mi.ws ziwig, - "Army our. where are nay (Sln".e".•' Walter Westbrook, Joe O'Brien, (Ind
Mimes Marjorie CK)l4 r, .,V" RTlom' ,.yid *the fumbled around No her 1nn'kat.
Phyllis LawrenlrR
: apprentlees. obs.
Henry andk itobt. Reid : fiddler. lira.
-I'll, sign for trod. If 1 Wily.' -Gulf
]. M. Towns: guest., Mrs..1 F. Hurls- Jan'' Doak. Jack r -ton and Harcry Scrlm-
1ns. Mrs. W. Knerhtel. Misses Agnes --yes, Menne do -drat. dent. ''snare 1geourImak, on the possible 11.4.
('ampie4l, 110.9. tituhbington. Alice are my 4lantee! Oh herr they are. The ntheMarines ible unhortunatc in
Rnstn Gertrude Wilkes. and Awehry and lilt'. Perkins' fine puth•ut hao'M� losing four valuable men this year-
1lowtt t:• ghoet o[ ('hrlstmas I'rasent. trembled es she ter -tied tar en.rlolM. hill Meian!a, Con. Stapleton. 11,11(7 1
1. 19. Brown: Mrs. Crntehit. Mrs. E •sii Is from my n1e•rn. tar It...wtcrtl, litoddert and Bud -Worthy. The loos
D. Brown: Belinda and Martha (Patch' girls They are driving ,k,wh• f age
it, glean Lucy Harrison and lira. Ii. Hartland tomorrow afternoon nal win
Ford: Peter and Tom ('ratrhlt, Ted be here -Ism with we alto 1 Site?'
Thomas and IMu \'H kers; T1n7 Tim, "Your nieces the Ik,arorth girls!"
John Graham: ghost of Christmas Yet
TA floine. Wm. Edward: entnd boy.
Howard White.
e
Mathieeon and Norman MacDonald,
with ,11111 Westbrook, Bill "Weary"
Swiger, I, oyd Seho•nhaIs, Elwyn
Th.* t1idn'/ notice the cold, the fall -
.Ing snow, nor• later. the children's
carols.
••.;oodn*Na!" Merril exclaimed at
1sat. "They're Ieavltg. 1 mint -oh
arta my carload, of youngsters."
..tVNltf" e caught her hand. held
1t Inst. 4,11 want 1'• at-'(• von Seam•
porn. • We have en much In common.
yet know -w'e're tenth `101013. we 11k.
hibG#n, we•en)'1 ('hrintm*. ',artier -
inti T "want to know if you like hiking
and whaggantng. movies. op. raa, Inta•
of things. SIP. forMnstance."
"Of eoIroe." answered Marcia. "Rut
let me go how. Here comes that wed-.
fare Indy." She polled away. "Wo..
%verrltiat -coming.- she apologize I.
The lady smiled. "No hurry. Ret
1 wpniler-jam geld anmething #err
know -,have you derided what rhlld
yon went to /Man?"
"llenven$!" declared Marcia "1 for.,
ittat'" yt "
N'N( w•hy." /ALM the soldier.
"adopt stn*? 1 Mean--5Nil until next
ehrlstmei 'rhino ehena,• ee, I1 a
year." ..
"In, a day,bleatleed llama
•
A'm5(1 will' st,*IaILpurseNa tMk;•bbhie a mall who tit* �(dos. M o[toR
limit a shrewd doth (ley=1Cla
Whig-Standatd. '
Trylti"t4'7!t oven for what ha p•
r i petted day before yesterday reit
, many persons to ata. the oppor unity
rf torte y. •
TWO OLD BOYS
HEARD /EOM
A ('hristma o mes!uane comes to 'Tote
Signal frpm two Goderich qdl boy. -at
Vancouver:
'•gogards to the old boys, Have
some of your old-timers write us.
"ANDREW 11 WAI)DELL"
"CHAS. It. 130144X111"
Afidrew \Vat1(1441's addre111 Is ---
Shaughnessy Military Hospital, Van-
couver, B. C.
Now. old-timers, goo to It!
terteterteteetfitegtMCCE
FOR SIGNAL READERS
Many Signal suhseribers are al-
ready renewing for T937 and re-
ceiving the Signal Calendar, wilirb
ss in former years Is heittg err
Ihunia*tIrally greeted. Many are
Stalling thcrnselles of The Sig-
nal's clubbing rate.. find in this
connection or drilla attention to
the att*rial annnuncenwnl on page
7 of this issue. From a list of
popular nwg:trifle• y II may
rhoo.e three and hate them sent
to you for a year, along with The
Signal. for $:I.i0.
Think of it! Four publications
-The Signal and three m:uga7if**
-all for Three Dollars. Where,*
ran you get a better bargain In
choosing your reading molter for
1937?
• • •
Ever) year some suhvrlbtjw
Meted The Signal a. a Chrintinita
gift to one or ,.more rclalitee er
friends at a dislanee. For these
we have a presentation card to he'
sent to the psrson who Is to re-
ceive the gift. :\ ealendar also Iq
sent to each one,
'\'e venture to May there are not
• saany+W M. mete act-era:Ible. to
Upon, who' has liteil in (:oderieh
1R the diutrhet, than the home
paper, which MIy-(son TIM?iM MThe
year trying. to mind the giver and
enrolls plea/tent ,nee orlew of the
old hove community.
•
•ie.I`it-.` aK"sM.VI
of these
limit or
the Marines
stellar
exclaimed. Jane; ••n,N' Emilie end Stapleton
Susan! Why. they were (1y be'.) wingman
friends al Nies Eamtnld.' .ch.nst"-and
thoughts of Edge
brook dashed
through her mind
The June conn
menc'*lnent -- Rich
■rd Haworth. (4' -
tall brother. up
from the city for
the feelivltlee.
"And (krill '
'gPt. iin orr*w_ N
youngsters, through the
departure from town, deprived
of an ace goalie in Worthy.
defence or attacking players In
and Stoddart, and a good
in McInnis.
live," (called Mhos
Perkins as Jane
was departing.
The next after
noon Jane helps.,
Atlas Perkins pu'
the finishing tnurhee to a table Mel 10
blue china of willow pattern. There
was the sound of a motor, then merry
veep. in the hall. Emile, Susan,
ItIchAtd,'tlncle Carroll. the elderly rep -
Berrien who had sent the books, were
greeting Mian Perkin'
"Why Jens Harrison!" grimiest the
Bosworth gluts In one breath.
Thenfollowed nisch excited exclama-
tions: the bilge Of retiteWel frl*odahlp.
]vitt' a rustle of her *liken skirts
Miss Perkins' led the wajl•to the dining-
rnn(n .lane gat Olipslsite i(Iehnrd. She
liked the Strength In Ms broad rhuul-
tiers. h1* well modulated rolee and his
clear hones, eyes: KrrNItkaIS of newly
awakened Interest' toured her Senti-
ments. r -
Richard was 114'4010wire m« the ta-
ble at the paying wiifian 'In the Lille
frock; her "qualm charm, rippling,
Wielder, the ginner of her brown eyes
and the Ilft of her pretty shoulders
As the happy gathering moved Into
the sitting room .lane felt the warmth
of it large hated dripping Iter ow'g-sttm
one. Limiting alp, She 5m11e1 Into Rich-
ard's firm and uoderatnnding'face
Uncle Carroll. with . Su approving
nowt stroked him heard like a prophet,
and rellet•Ird Mins the words of the
poet:
1'Mrn,. Mtrike 11. alight
tide rn•rII n''no 1Ili folk
•
1t Is catty to mike people follow ynut
Rd_rir9•. Jost And out whet they Irish
td do and advise them to do I1. -Rote
eat I/trines.
AT ('ENTRAL SCHOOL
in the Christmas closing rxerc'1Nes
at ('Pntral public school each room had
Its own little *bow, as there is no as-
sembly hall to acr'ommo ate all at
once. Programs of recitations and
dialogues were enjoyed, after whlceb
the children received treats of candy
and orange* before being dlamlaeed
for the holidays. School will reopen
1,11 'January 4th.
A dollar stern to 11. ('hrl-!mea
(!wet fund has a 1ltting potter that
world surprise the giver Moor Jew
TIm,•' herald
BOOK ON HOCKEY
A Great Hook "How to Be-
come a I I,t key Star" by T. P.
"Pommy" Gorman, manager
and coach of the Montreal
"'(Ianoons", profusely illus-
trated and containing many
.Amalie tips On how to plat
tar plame.
also
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