HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1936-12-31, Page 5- „
•
5.
44
THE SIGNAL
IrannrinlintrInnt/ZIMVIMIITIVRTIVIT
4=11
1. A BUILDIrsil ......--
Vit.* Kelp btu Valuable Sea Vegetable. A food stimme
olentn
. ot
u 14 .: liet containv
s thevery mneral
is needed lo the jounalc'ssl
Y.111
And l• ,o111 itilis thelp its tie for. 1 assimilable to the
11 (M*inato, calcium, copper, oliospooruts, Altiohur, potalsoem
;podium. 11011, nth lig..1141.1., 1P1110ii4'Sill111. 1.1d i hit. as well a• vittonfw.
VITA KELP
2 SIZES
200 TABLETS 1.40"
359 TABLETS..
MOO
CAMPBELL'S DRUG S1OiE
PHONE 90 22 The Sluff* GODIEBION,
VV44441113)111441:144-41174_ RTATI4T311
AUSUkN JOINT INSTALLATION
°Keen of Maillaiul and Morning Star
Lodges Invested Tuesday Night
Teestlay• evening about 125 per -
i4/113 were prestoat at the Joint instal -
tattoo -and initediture of the °Akers
of Malthus., Lodge, No. 33, 4., F. 41t
A. M., tioderich,' and ,liOrning tear
Lodge, NO. 300, Curluw, eouducted by
Hight N'or. Bro. H. C. Dunlop, ('ast
1).11.(1.11., assisted by. a number a
taa•t mashes of Maitland Ldtige.
Bro. Robert JAnston was installed
as Worshipful Master of Maitland
Lodge, mucceetking Wor. Bro. Wm. Bis-
set. Other officers were hostalled.Aa•
follows: Bro. E. C. Beacom, 8.w.1"
Bro. Ro91. Distort, J.W.; Wor. Bro. F.
Mies Betake %hit Mn. Waft. 1.1, Weir, cheplain; Hro. IL G. Rer
f Seaforth • Mr.*aid Mrs. It
Mri: ilovretie- th Mr. holds, treasurer: Wor. Rio. Geo. Mae-
Vkar, secretary; Wor. Bro. II. B. M.
Jewell, of Colbor Mr‘. Tlehborile, director of terentonirr
with lir. Lr,.. Bro. F. it Darrow, S.D.; Bro. A. v..
i.'"h°ra; Mr. a Mrs. Sturdy, J.D. ; Dro. It, Stimehouse, 66. ;"..
a M. and Mr. Rro. N'ig,„Mood, J.$.; Bro. Fred Took,
•Nieh Isola. I G.; Bro. A. T. Matti -dr tyler.
Mt.. M 1.011 'LAM.
tewero of Morning Star leadge were
•t1.1 yietalled AS f14ii14WS: itrOo Amos J.
erielt. .1111,1 few, W.M.; Wor. Uro. Reg. Glen.
AUB1MN Dee. 29.--VIsiturs in Au-
burn homes over Christ Ulna were:
Miss Helen Merrill, a Toronto, with
andMr MA/1. WM. Rohertuu; Mho Al-
ma Mutch, of 'Forted°, with her Moth-
er, Mrs. J ,hlu'ett: Mr. Eugette Ikottle,
of Ottaoa. wIth Mr. and M9'. W, J.
; Eldon and Ise Stoltz,
of Tbronto, with /and Mrs. J. C.
gitolts; Mr. sod rs. Gibbet. of
*1(41 M. Mt,and Mra. II. etlee;
and Mra. ud r. Ar -
114 with Mr. and Mr•. urdy.
M Geo. Hamilton vent thri max
with r mother, Mrs. W. I/.
of Tts ersmith; Mr. and Mrs. E. w-
oos an
Seater.
Phillips
aed Mn.
J. D. How
Meaning. of 1
A. 3. Ferguson.
Stewart with air n
of Wingham: Mr an
wth Winglasm relative,.
with her daughter It. I;
Knoz l'ro•bet er la ebur
%cone of a large eatherine on M..
when metn4ern ..f the coneregation
Sunday twhool met for • y...6a1
Gamest sod contemn were under
Joan's„Unexpeeted Guest
Was Her Yuletide Love
NINA bad gen. will tier Donald to
Chlehgo; Vera to her Granny's
bowie to meet het Moo, and Dora,
she had gone up to Lowell fib Bob's
fraternity dam.e. Joaot wetagesed if
any girl had ever had such a lonely
Chriatutas holiday in prospect.
1 "Gee, there's that little cripple boy
lown there Ia that:rooming il1011ie on
the corner that might relleik some Mee
food. eve Wt1V4-11 at hill) every morn-
ing for the lava six weeks. I guess we
know each other well enough and they Ir.
George's church, Goderieb. ners and dances, as early ay. the mid.
do say hls mother takes that early bus Rev. Mark Turnhull, rector of St.
Into town to aerial. doors, every day dile of November; Immediately re.ervn.,
In the week." 11111. told herself as ohe anc tayeeked off on the esieuilars,
Among theguesto at the (tool., an Bong
to drop off to sleep. tairist.. nivetoary eelebration acre their other of tvalirooms and restatirittits.- "The
was- about'
dttughter, Mrs. Mae Gaitley, and her exact( form of ohser$ndicie varies will,
mal RS..
. It was scarcely daylight when Joan with her mother, Mre. D. Sproule.
did Rime to the little corner rooming Cougratulatious 'to Mr. tied Mr..
i11111/11.. .*lipped a little note of invite- Earl Swam hi whoa s son was born
Con under the floor of the cripple boy's Deeember rp. ,
door, and was nn her way to the store Mims Flo Durbin, mho la conduct -
for a sootily of everything that belongs lug a three-montlut' Course In doom*.
in a traditional Christmas feast, plus tie science at Piekert0h. Is' holidaying
a few gifts for the lad.
There was barely time to exchange
her home 'diem for a streetfrock so
she might run down to Me* eitiner to
push the youngster's wheel chair to her
house as ahe had promised. But at
- the very moment she stepped forth
Into the-, ball, ahe met not only her
guest -to -be but a linitaldld. hantleome
young man.
"You see, miss. 1 got the Invitation -
the note was tucked under my door,
but I gathered at once who you meant
1t for so 1 delivered It to Jimmy and
made friends with him -we've beep*
,101lether the past two hours, taking •
'toot ride and now I'm turning him
over to you. Sflas-Mitta--"
''.1.41an Burke. and you are -r
Jimmy terdan. With your permission,
'Larry King, Miss Burke. and this la
tainmeil ser 1..kyl111.11 with a few re- mr. and mes. Jas. Mehl:whoa' auu, en, meek from the
theta, 11 1 rclorti for my charge Rev. A.E 1 . ,,e. Christmas -Tame Mishap . lbelearen. -- „ ary to Northern Ontario and Mann. -
pulpit of Knox
In thi. day. What hetwolo yogi, mai*" I'S ti* chairman' • E. snow health nearly a weer loi•
ie I P.11.; Br.,. Ja.. Feagan, S.W.; low?" ' - Moorbea-e. The program was. of
tore Clirtisteins and when the great e ildren, Mary and Keith. of Lou- Preebyteriau church. Mr. MarKily
dflY• Bro. Ciba.. Comerniu. J.W.; Woe Bro. number-. Among there vt 1114 a reel -
high . ler. with many tiutetanding , , ,, f .114 , . t ,,,, 4,, r,.. an.,,are spending the Chri•inias *ea- 6,,,wribed Ttodo. oprmiar .0.,i,rice,,, 4,,,,
oay Nrro.ey, ii i NVI1 r) V.
!Jario,GrIvett. chaplain; Wor. Bro. C. bnjaana;iii"terr. talislii,lr:iiiiirnialie:710117 "to 1 ternher t time when It 1114111'1 siiiio n with Mr. and Mr, ii. A, aleKettzle.
. had condueted In Canads'e North and
the ihe•e!" ..,,,,,,t ,i.,,timush,,,,iv owl ...nore North I ity Karnes the old% tiler -
the United chute! nre the mammon. of
The Young People's A•eiclation 01
by eanoe to a little tn tale hiqe knd
West. Ile told of st•ttft•r* travelling
and . A
ow- A: l'itoiseeiwati, -trettsniaeli-t-Vror. Bro. 111. -- intim) ti Howdod Aitken, who proved
•
GODERICH, ONT.
Thunder, stkeensber 31st. litatt -
DOVKIX Qiriabaas in Shanghai
Just One of Their Days
IdLn."11,.,. .11" "Li"' "ttmarr.a k'd uuttEN christurta e.co.• to Steitz
street, -Were the bote'red ign""" "" falls to got the meriting of It, but moll
' - -...'.--------ta"." ----lir . • • hal. k cross section of the world
Me sad Mn, WI I ia w Birtve, East mosso noway.
Suuday of*thelr .os -law and tidogie The average China L111111
ter, Mr. sod Mrs. Donald Murray ,,f a fun loving people can do will mei.
the Ran& hotel, Hautittou isreet, the zltentumot:e celebration. So Ole etlili•I
04.41141/11 being the forty-third limit- ,. itself 11111141 to the din with lire
venery ci tkielr wedding. It was al- flickers and gift -giving. 'tartlet 4 1111
wi4 Mr. lithrrity's birthdny. the making of calls
Mr. and MTs. Hind • were netyrit•d There is a distinct wesiern 10111.i1 Ai
De\4euther 27th. 1803. Int the 40114. „f the iihservatice of the season by tide
Mr anik.Mrs. ('baric" Itettuall- most castneeelJtan eity. Stepagietee •
he • • belt ertorneti hy "Aerial registeitites' start 1111111' for
daughter Hazel. Mr. anti MI» John
McLeod, Jr.,- Mr. anti Mr..
Murray and son Bill of Ingrid!. Mr*.
Agnes Murray of Bayneal, John Mut.
the mititinallty ditisiona of the
It, ib.' Russian .et•tiota. the tiny is or,
*erred RS it 111 on the steppes or114
Mootetiw. The Fr.eat•h greet Santa
DUNGANNON
5. • 4-- ,
,DUNG AMNON. Dec. 311.--M
Kitiough, Toretdo, spent Clirl.tui
and the week-eed with leer purvut ,
Mr. and/ Mrs. Jos. A, ,K111ough.
We are glad to' report, that Mrs
Win. Sproule; who 1111• beretUI hatcl,,
is stonechat butloved 'iu
Mr. Cohn Crosier, who .Is atiteatilug
urinal School Stratford, l. home
or the holiday, owl with otlit•r MUM'
hers of thJ"-ittwily vett:cutlet d
clirlafware IN1rt ou Taredny taight.
Mr. ..ti Mr.. Lsiter.pe Petitland, of
Detroit, stela ristma4 oh Mr *:&.
11. Pentland' and tutuil). , .
Miss Isabelle Moalgtepery, Otteu
Sound, visited re'eeo(ly
onto, Mr. awl Jab., J.loutgotuery.
Mita Clara Sproule, of ilitrattord,
spent Chribtutar and the utek-tatti
ray and Donna Murray. grandsson and (laus in their own way, even though
grandvisuatter. the was dolls have to be brought far
from the Champ.; Elysees. The Jap
-
GOING THE ROUNDS *nese prefer to make merry by drink -
A lone "phooy" nickel has been do- Ing saki. The English must have their
Ing a lot of travelling about town the plum pudding and holly.
late few days. The foin, aptutrent-
ly composed largely of lead, lo an ex- At the Wanton schools. where boy.
aet replica of a ap, muter Itie-t-eut and girls are raiiebt In aeparate Aliases
piece and is dated ligit.. It was drat litristmas carols around the tree 4144,
noticed in a keel reetattrant. and modest school girls • chance not 0111y
liainet anti son (Airman ItAiitti bowling allay« on Tueoday night.
of sInglna hymns but of "'peke him." Mr. 4:111is
water. */, ! „ Four chicken prime( were won by
from there it went to a tobacconist's .pent Seedily' !lib friends et Tees -
and tben a bosiipx: alley, wit, Ns it _oh) interinr China. however. most o.
'• Frank Martin and .Tom Ilebermott,
was taken up le u souvenir hunter. people prefer to celebrate their
Mr. auk tic •Itichardson and first with • total of 1,430 for three
The coin Ls badly battered. but still own Illragon-twat. Mid -Autumn. mid
two children peIt lyristmas*Sh the ssow,,, nod vir ii,ituihn and P. lb
4 _New Year. holiday... rather than this forinves mot ,eel
. - 1 Carey, ees-ond with a total score of
- imported pew. lhey 110 not Oven 1 r% •
Mil.. SieWlr1 'Finley.
sit Fergus.
eould he passed off as the real thing.
VICTORIA ST. S. S. Seek., was reneeing old acquaintances
of ElstoW, r 1272
Has Fine Christman Entertainment- day 1-Eninces Grin/grad. for a few days ott the 4t14 of Ashtleld.
HOICK MISSION WORK
Mks Jeau Stothers, of Toronto. is I
, Sante Claus There -- holidaying with her parents. Mr. and
trinnrinrvvvrovvir
*Thank You
Ladies of (Itologiell and el-
eittity, for your 14etterous
patronage during the liatit
year and wish yon a very
IIAITY NEW YEA':
C. A: & S. MCKINNON
EltY
Phone 155 The Square
---'„•4
47/4,,ThapirTZT1Tinzt
rn two sisters, Mra. W. Benjamin
I•tilty, Mrs. W. Hamilton of Ethel,
Out., and John Andrews. Dungannon,
with her pareac..;. Mr. and Wm. It. J. a brother. The floral tributee were
Donna. • • tunny atol beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. John McClure and
daughter.. Mrs. Moue Weetbrvok. and AT ROYAL BOWLING ALI.EYS
little son, of Goderleh, visited on Mon- Eight mire participated in the re'
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McClure. guise weekly fowl tourtuttneet at the
to understand these (Peer toreigm'r.
To them Doeemtwr is Jost soolto-r
The annual Cliristina- convert er
1080$000geritkomglogo 1,Ir4,uvIroa. :hot h.' -r'.
Rer. W. M. MacKay GIves Stirring
Victoria street i'nited church was I Ms. d Mr. lered Treittl‘rn. Arldresent In Knee Church
night, December 22nd. The t•nter- (Made Best of4Worst of vvith the fortiler" mother, Mrs. Rohl. heard Itev. W. M. MacKay. misolon-
hold .11. the schoolroem on Tuesday Toronto. gite.ts for Cligkstmas Large congregation* on Stilida‘ tart
Di Munro, secretary ; tiro. FAruer Ore- -, , • chlinl• r Or" l'rr getting iiil"ti""Pi'll": • ‘04•141 4.11411 111: 1.ti Thor -430Y
aupervieion of Mimeo Eleaner WI n. hum. S.D.; lir... Fraud: Mellwain..1 D.; -To the lunch wagon. If you must Banta t•laus." Diminutive Nvelyn h it, 1 t,,, A .
supply a i erte'were no g • oi night in of how, with 114.4114.• ilirhiceed tbeY
Bernice I.awson and litiltli Sh.its. A know." Larry acknewItialged. lireekno delighted !err audietwe with „ , . . ___.. „.,,4 ' the church, eith refreshments. elm- paddled to the centre of the hike,
Bro. John Itieharthem. dirtetor of cere- . .. I to 11.. horilgill bir Noe or trocle! ' tneneIng at 10 pee., to be followt.d by. he.tosi their canoe- together and there',
(lbristman tree woo Weil laden with mettles; lir.. Herold .4.'Ongrant,' J.S.; You are not-,......Jf you don't stay te several number% on the violin.
when ow* (4441 idiom that the train ,,,
have Christmas dinner with us. I'M . Nur.ery rhyno-- ,,iitig by Mi.. Mary .Watch -night • service. in 111. vast *latitude heiti-• wonderful
**or. Itro. Th,... Willem. teller. . right Atte tato t e stret• • .
It t ed MeICInuoti'-4 claws eve. amusingly aliew, do t n the. rffillrioni siding was snifs
w 1 in 1114.11011 COY. old iand y4.41111t. i • tent ehristiuns and the week -end with
3 Mr. Harvey Finnigan, of• Detroit. ,
._ *erV•ve.
gifts for the ebildsilli .t.t4i1R19114 Atm,. __Frairk cis rt.. 1.4.I. and o'rellsiMig, -
t I k r I% I
f • I • . • On another arraskin be conducted
their dintribution a dainty lentil woe ..
served by the !mike. hall the lirsitottyanger 1 see. Yon gee each girl repreeentine a different ,
Death ef Anti. Rehisee.-Tbere repaired to 1 111., Inspect hall. where a 1 tion't want ntiy-turkey left (WV for nuroery
rbvme. The girls 1101 441 r. t,o,f °mot a mato 11,.' g
the prealdent of the road with hi 1114 and Mr'. •Pa" .a serilee in • tkioetefyi"tt etty of the
' After the teremony those present
dinner was ..erVed ttnd toasts were turkey hash. t llllll gated laughter anti applairse when Tnf( dead." hear Winnipeg.
passed away In Auletrn Tiii-elay. •
044 Wawano.h, Mr. fields.' farmed In • , • . wan present, too. Love was therein'.
'Vo *umbers of outstanding note weal" that a great lit
1....no. soi ...er th...1""."Pltr'-ne•ole,..itiitf,j•-•:..1;-::: 1 nitipt711:11.1znutge,dtolors.:hh. oemiline:of M*rs.111"444viLor tilivt:4'17ear:
Women's Institute. -The re
elghty-fourth year. Bien In Enid
' roisead to the Klieg. the Grand bodge
tel the visitor*. . , hut the fourth gieat. though' unseen,
Three partook Ocioan's roY111-ferist they ceucluded their mamber ,with a lei
nettle, -Three Blind Mice." the snnwhound I "God'at.greattee left- wa. III• Son."
December 2.2nti, Mr. A itoteem in hie i tarty isad• a apecini car on the rear
4%std:RMitti.wlia*ms •Klial:'‘..h.auirenlitil..hertil*ticl: glamithte
tie. who predeceased itu twenty ."1/1115 in include limo Jimmy Jordan at their ,arttaitriek";I:itialloatirimtyrsoSeette ." kby• the went dewn 10 the Dole MI& paraded
Annie. WIWI- through the length of in.. ,,,,,ii...•, "telt 1 brayngtht7tueit.titlatit"avi•eit'at:rmillearde 4101Witrt!emigiliftr-s
1t1.111'llterb:Irne$12''Iljinpliet '
work of the elinet are taking it up
with a SeRSC of ...Pigott* reeponsibility,"
• few ;earls ago.•wben he retired le '. OZOROltif II: , ever and a day. mom invitation a sir; ' Bethlehem."- hy the Willing Werkers president reported
visitors In time for the oryninlititlial i 114:tirtainnot:tit Or the Kingdom .,; God.
glad to be able to Mate that
Auburn. Ile married Idle. Mary Cur• ..,___,._,,- preemie chriatalas prams., in . and Mrs. 1.tirry King who never forgot clans (Mee. A. E. Moorhouse, teicher I, of a huge choir of reed singer. tliet -welch *1114 prese.n;ed:11771tbegro . young men who are bikini( up the
both F.set and Wiest Wavtanosh _until ,. invited. But that ?myth remained for- , were pantomhpe., 'IP little Town ,of
In AnitIng for the che:1 and the porters where tnotti needed. Mrs. Da% Moon. he ,40,1.
and, of course. tali the train men tcomploted her report of the omits
t i..Mn r.,41M:411:14:1121 ly:s..Ninad.rili.r.cn::.% tinhrooupgehntianuit
They had remehffsereel intake elope .1- ,tion at Wiartop, Which' Was very 1.n-
wn.1 laribillyi illu•trat.d toy the relit -
1
tree decorated with the millbodriit ..r tere.:ting and hominidl tv the mem- ,
temente they had OR ,11114 from, ore hers. Mrs. Chas. Contralti Vire til. „i, missions 1„ on. „„gg,,t t.i.0„tti.,,t ar
s
41,1115 )4•11r14 tini minwhow. tbey' isi;ble current events. Mrs. Bert Roach gave
the Weal .
a dentonetration 01 11 door plop. Mrs. .../.1o,re ho,4 ,,t teen a weak diw
leers -held a conitlit on, magazine a couraging rt t from a roleolon, he
vertiaements. Iaineh waa nerved by 4,h4o.n.4,1 elatioodwowiiiis. ,,i, believe
Mtge 'Ind brought „tip hooks. hove. 0 the hostesses. Mrs. lirown. Mrs. Ivens tiw darkest ays are past and we are
ready for 11111rch* onward
candy, candy hen, (lel.. I,0.') ...an. *ad Mr*. l'opir. I be roti call wait an
:Intl bath stilts, hithly perfumed I.,. swered by the exchange of gift* Mr. Mao y al --e spoke itt the even -
clothing. weitriirg •ppare: And lector% The bite John Andrews. -The fol- Ing beryl and again gave a moving
tiful towels •nil even to‘..I teite
In fact. not a *eel leelgfr lowing is from (4 4' Unity Courier of
.1 di:delete of Ontario and in...Manitoba.
tale or mission work in the northern
mem was wilt 1 onehkeihe Ititioronno .1
totto-wert,.---4.1:nity, Sask.: -Jbek Andrews, a ow.
!eer of "Heroes elee.virriey" and one or 1
. efts. The pasisenirerS rereo..ii „IA I the begit, passed away Saturday morn -
alert: aelive and ethelent. Jack wan a
I ng IN cember 121 la I • nassituaing. '
grand fellow, a sociable 111/1 11 and one,
who could appreciate a joke. even tf 1
It we5 egainst himoelft 1 r "114. 01117 1
deal in nuperlatives--whicil Is not dill- ,
Scutt in this cane -I think Dint 1118:1
frienda will always regard Jack an the
greateet bachelor they ever met. Mr.
Andrews started on his homestead in
1907. putting in the long hours behind
his ozen, and successfully termed the
Paw land ever slnee. Above all be
will be remembered se a wonderful
neighbor, always hospitable, and ready
to do a good turn to royone. The
derearted was born te Goderich. On-
tario. le 1$'M and moved to Unity in
1907 to settle four miles south of Bet-
tor( The funeral service wan held
in the United cburch, the Rev. Jae.
Douglas officiating. The pallbearers
were W. tlirre, John Ifirrs, John Har-
rigan. Sid Gibbons, Geo. Nutt and John
Andennon. John Andrews leaves to
months. Two RODS apf•elal ()cession celebrations the y ,
hl.: WM.1 . ,
Robison of Auburn and Nelson .liold- , 411* Tue,day evening hofs awl title . - "kr non's elate. vanw lanky with tore to
of sti around!-Luelik B. Lyons. ,,,i117 „soots's Etre*" •
moli of insoffsot,...siberto. also Iwo ef the main 'Sunday te•hoor
granddaughters. Elsie and Miulge p,,, .(,-,,1(.'y -rhurrir Ptvsellted 11---thzel --- • -- - - . Two smill girls who were titillated
1 *son iif Alberta. The funeral ems' illrIP"talum eitierflinntent in the Parish I persimoss$ZiaLpejseposame , by the nmunine words Of their dnet
------- horst into merry peak. ad Laughter.
held from the family home ta l(:014 hall, the Lecture of the program be -1 ---
cemetery on Thursday •ftertmon. Rev- kg a uativity taidenu, played in a de- i
Silver Weddnig.-On Sunday Mr. said People in cossl ume.- - The group WKS, on the 25th of December • Invni nr the nualio'nee." la"gM"-
Mrs. Oliver Whitten. of Ilullett. i i s •-k to hay, 1 Recitation. were given by Evelyn
go:*.t. 1 under the direction of Mies C. Lewis. I tiftis.fmAs *..4.
Rev. A. C. Calder was" in charge of , C a flrat a,...1, . . a aproul. Helen MeLean, Jimmy alit-
!, celebrited the tweoly-tifth snot- matt m -Inlay instituted
folloe • : Pantomime. .1,1(11 Church feast day by a dee. ree of Pepezt11,ebell, Tommy Mel.ean, Keith Atehenon
vernary of their aveddine. Mr.. Mt- ;We program. the remainder (4 IFhicis j
Brien wt.., Mary laatrelle Straughan, ; 011‘ •• and Verna alsetersan. Exerchtee pa -
1 Mother Hubbard ;' violin duet, Domicil Telesphorns. between 142 A. It. and ,
daughter of Mrsi. Straughan of God- , scants, and tableatut were done by
erich ana 1a. late j r. At„nah,tn. I vickera and Robert Motet; piano 5010.1 174 )1" 1)" WaS a m"vable few"' di' , the Itt•ginners. Mies Muriel 3loorhouse's
tbse as colbor„ to,t„.hip. In mu! oordoeillarrison; vocal .01,.. r
I the Christian festivain. It was motally
deed. it WAX the most movable of all .
I clase Miss Worthy'n class. the Itolly-
elle was married t.. Mr. Meitrien. whose ' lanwrie; violin redo, Gwendolyn J it. I
celebrated by the eastern branches of anna elem., Junior boys and the Tried
and 'True elates. A song and • Plano
parents s-cre Mr. SieltrItm. of Whit.- , l'rtate and diplomas for attendaice i
the Christian church In Aprli or May, ...it) were given 1114 Joyce Itrecaow,and
church, 104 the late W. J Meerien. anffeleporment then were preeented
while In the weetern part of Europe /fele_
Tee orrego„t,y es. poyforM.4....at....the . to A large number of ` children. e Wilson, reepectively. (4111
Presbyter is n mat".' In Auburn 1.y i "
nit program wee brought -to a close days in January or other months were
observed as Christmas. i Mew. Ward end Fred Jewell played
V" the fire few after Santa Claus had, appeared and I several selection% on (wir mounter
-
In A. 1.)..1017 St. t'yril, bishop of 'sone, accompankel hy Fred's guitar,
and a duet by Lorraine and I'hyllis
Allin. .
The evening was brought to a ste-
(-eyeful elope by the arrival of Santa
logical archives of the Roman censors, Claim who diatributed candy and
establishing the times of occurrence gifts. to the immense satiorfaction of
of certain event* of the same period of youngsters and old alike.
the Roman government of Palestine,
the theologians of the eastern' and Tin LAST SAD
After their shOrt apasm, -they con -
T W. Mills condueting the servier. , ;Wilful nanuuez.by,,a group or young Why ChristiMaS Ther,,,Coenes eluded their nong to the accompani,
:I great. hit with all the *tree:wee-who
Milted Pleural) in thm,ron_
° The iiniowngers 4144ie Int. their lista
itaa J. R.
years Mr. and Mrs. McItri. n made ; distributed candies and oranges among
their home In Colborne. but for the IOW etfildreni
'kat twenty-one years they bare lived ren; Roll and Primary Dewtalent
11,1. active . Saturday afternoon the children
le u
workers -in K11,01 Presbetertan church l.a the font roll and primary of depart'
je
and they have the best elobes of • . meta, Ss t. George'hurch, with
host of friends for malty more yeard their motin•rs. gathered in the parish
of happinese
8. 8. Fatertalosemet./Tbe member*
of Rao: Loped Sunday school held a
social evening and entertainment Mon.
day. Tb. Suoday school eaperinten-
dest. William Streatham acted es
chairmen. and the 'cholera presented
tbe foliowing program: Chorus. Le
5015 Vaeteer. Betty Craig, Zeta Mun-
roe. Vivian Strangban. Joan beppa •
- I Rote Wilms. Billy Craig and John . rweived a prise for perfect attendanc.
a; ncitatioes, fltewart King, I Mines Joan Groves and Gladys
---- - Joan 'Cougar. gobn 1.44d. Dottie i Shore, teachers *a the &tinder school.
Beadle. Orneim lieppdle, Leneret Meet- torolsted aritlithe pros:rani. Afternoon
' - ' ' see. Flarrey Wightman ; duet. Roth Amid Ilea was .SciVir by 'Mrs. F. B. Riley,
Jobs H. Wilson; sotha. William Creig.iMrs. A. ShbW Mrs. A. Gori and Mime
jr., (Veleta Million. Stewart Toil. Le- ll'hyllia Lawrence.
tore Plaetser : moutborgan musk. Amy ' The program, warn 'opened eith the
chorus "Away in a Manger," was as
follows: Songs by Joan .
Peggy and Dawn Stubbington.'Marjorie
Overholt, 'Mary Graham and Clara
hall to hold their aur 1 luk•tide en-
tertainment
At the conclusion of an interesting
program. of which Rev A. Calder
wan in eharge, Manta Clam. arrived
and presented the children with glfta
of candles and oranges. Special
prizes were prevented to Wm. Vick-
ers, for haring the molt Sunday school
cards for the year, and Nora Willis
Toll and One Petterson: chorus. 0-
011nebey and Kltlougb children: Piano
duet. Harold and Garth MeClinchey.
The ehdriren were given orange*, after
which a social time was enjoyed and Martin. Virginia Cbamney,Dona
the ladies of the congregation served Ilolman. Ituth lioey, Aileen Rouse,
ice create And (wale*. Evelyn Welsh, Dorothy Bradley, Flor-
ence and Irene Renown, Arthur Brad -
ELI SYMONDS DEAD ley aud Peter Patteroon, Ru( and
'Ur George monde of 14.1140141. 1.1411n Irwin. Lenore Beadle. Roberta
went to IVrantford on Tueatlay to at- Swnn and leeenuirle Ilunfelry, Loot,
tend the funeral 01 bin brother. Elf White; recitation* hy Ruth Reid, Wil -
Symonds', who died at his home there Ham Vickers n.1 Murray Garrick;
on Saturday Further particular; chorus. -The ringer t'anally," by the
have oot been received is yet. 1 primary children.
4
Slipper
11114111i
All the latest styles in Felt and Leather for ladies, inein and
children at tale LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
are to be found at GEO. MacVICAR'S SHOE STORE.
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS are here in all colors.
GOLOSHES make a very useful New Year's Gift. Also
HOCKEY OIITYITS for the boys or girls.
We have all sizes at the moat reasonable prices
WISHING ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR
GEO. MacVIGAR
Th. Practical Shoe Man
O
NORTH SIDS OF fiQl ARE GODERIC H. ONTA RI
vonaarvirausavvvirryvviztaarrmtt.
Jerusalemobtained from Pope Julius 1
authority to appoint a eommission to
determine, if posedble. the precise day
of Christ's nativity. From the chronc.
western divisions of the Christian
chnrch *greed upon December 25 as
the date of the hlrth of Jesus, and
thereupon this became the ()Metall,'
decreed and enormity accepted Chrlet.
inns day.
CHRISTMAS SMOKES
Aliee-ThVy 141' 11
Wet Christmns
Mny-Nonnenne. I
Ing thy lienhand and
tIght cigars. All you
match the *Mole
woman can't 10 -
have tarn sound -
he says he likes
have to do 1. to
RITES
Lane Campers. at Funeral ef Young
Robert IleakeU
On Saturday afternoon hundreds of.*
persons tethered at the home of Mrs.
I.ou Maskell. Napier street, to honor
the fourteen -year-old lad. Robert MIR'
kell, who went to bin death on Wed-
nesday of last week while trelag to
save his dog from the path of an In-
coming C.P.R. train. As reeorded in
thew columns lest week. Toonit
Mis-
,jclI ran , across the bridge ever the
Maitland River towards the Diesel
train. 'cooped up Ida cowering pop and
Was Mining to safety when he went
to his death. seventy -Ave feet below on
the rocky shore of the river.
Robert, a popular Scout of the 2nd
Goderich troopwas burled with full
Scout honors. At tbe eoncluidon of a
service eonducted by Rev. D. J. lane.
the flay -draped cresket, which had
reeted among high bank. of beautiful
floral tribute., was borne through a
guard of l'..nor of Scouts by ,el* com-
rades of the youth. The pallbeercre
were Troop Leader Fred Whittingham,
l'atrol Leader Jack Graf and Semen
Jack Iftergarth, Colin Austerbury,
Jack Wiloon and Robert florrie. The
flowers were carried reverently hy
Patrol Leaders Rud Johnston. Ernest
tlalkeld. Colin Campbell and lidly
Hill R 111i Semen Bill We.throok, Shel-
don Baxter. l'at Mame and Don 8111110•
house.
1.114. lone funeral corthe "retitled Its
wny ulowly to Collsorne eimetery.
Holiday Garnish for Salads
where, after n ohort grave.i.le service
Eranberry Jelly .iteed and rot Into
P Mr. Lane, tile
were &nen up In n sem.1-01.ri lc,. flied rancff *hare. "viih
past the e,are for a Snit e bate be- • It'll?' mans" "n
tIlrlleti4P 1401 110
usual garnish tor, *Ala+, and de.serts
fore tht• remain. of the ea ant 1014
teat -res 41)1101 the holl,hr re3..th
111111111111111...0111111181"1111"
-"-----
Glen C. lboilee and Earl Elliott. Unelee-Eirms, "q.,
Mistletoe. • Tree Parasite
it% popielority as a Christ-
ians green. there 's little worry ahont
flatiotervIng Ilse • tiliettry'S supply of
ni.th•toe For flit. JittrnetiVe pinnt.
•aitli h1 Rhin), dark leave... end *axe
white berrie.. trom RR 4. parasitelJdith
on the lirancliem 01 treetintul doe* een
eidernbli• Inmate to it. ho.t trees.
Seience1115 revealed that the mistle-
toe Peed% are enrrled from tree to tree
hyttirtla
--44041t01.110-1-
Christmas Wareing
-De selfish man." meld Lurie F:hett,
aorpritted if de' only way
to. ono he 111114. of 11 'Merry Chri.tootor
417 taikiit' it loto a phonograph re&
01
Mrs. J. A. Beattie sad mon Ronnie
„ttere up from Toronto to stir nd the
thilvtmas term with the 11. 1" par-
ent.. Mr And Mrs. P. W. Currie.
Mr and Mr, Durnin Phillips. of St
Wenn were Christmas visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Currie.
lir- Phillips- remained for a week.
' . •
raaltiotted Malted fowls and it 4r1u1
mings of a generous feast. What one
beth not, the other Mel. 410.1.111,91
MOM terse explanation of the hap,.
eondillon1-Lnella R. Lyons.
OM HIS WAY
Green -44016m away this C1.'1.011..00
Wise -No. but I gees* I'll go WA)
light after Cbristioas
Oren -Where ref
Wise -Te It se a 'had debtor.
rses5lEfg•i
Peps:ere Proossta
Apples, jelly or canned fruit, and
even big cherry homemade wreaths
done ot "Christmasy" make practical
presents; but the gayest and most wet
come of the off -the -farm nrid-on-tothe
city preasnta seem to be pop corn and
hickory nuts' With a basket of pop
eorn and 5 hag of hli kiiry not. all
kinds of Chriatman b.1%,.. fc anItntile
for every one from grandfather and
grandmother who lived 4iii a farm and
picked up chestnut. W11011 th..1 Wprp
young. all the way down to the littleal
boy conain. Inordinately fond of
„rend,
Ciigt0V0*-414
hero were loseered to lb
ing place.
'The I4n7.14emita. /defy in number,
were In charm- of 1841101Scontmaie
Iter II L. Wataon and' Scoutmaaters
"Illant• Clans will 41t4.1M"....1.
It hoe been stated tact a framed said raw, chef,. „and „dn., no How
philtre of the youth wilLhave et, yah finatielal *1,11115 If pus
of honor In bile Scout track". wrfrfr. hltn * letter. doe'( write 11 in
Young Ms•kell, wit° was n membet 1 rad ,oh.. • •
of 11*' Wolf Patrol of the 2n41 ()oder
ich Troop, wax aemehtted with KIWI • Mr. Reg. Flatter, of Wertern
ehurt.h. being n member ver*",. ton,too, 1. "tending the hon.
HEADQUARTERS
- 411
FURNITURE
and PAINT
AULCRAFT PAINTS are high in
quality and low in prier.
You will And first -claim value*
in our stock of
FURNITURE sad STOVES
We pordtively nye you moneY
W. H. Blackstone
"On the Broadway of Goderich" 4
mromtif the d ylienunrdasyt 4e1rite000l.lievaniral s47-ast:tv;;I:11,1,riiis parents.' Mr. Mei
.
.7rarnft ow' lsrg "ml"'r In "f"Ir Mr. Jaek Calder, of Toroten,
dome at the enteral were Mr. R. I Mr Franklia Calder, of linnilltott.
Miaa SMIth weri• holidny vIsiterti al filr. Or
Smith. of finelph t Mrs. Hilton Sleiltiler. tiosir parents. Rev. _di. M
ra.
of Kitchener.. and Mr. and Mr.. George roitkr„
Walker. 1.1 41intee. •
•
The Signal's Clubbing Rates
Save You Money.
The Signal and Stretford, liescotellerald 74$633:11000045010
1,'.,
The Wallet and The Toronto Globe
The Signal a The 11811 and Empire
The Signal a The Toronto Daily Star
S11:1111 1 /Ma The Canadian Itagnxine...• Sis7121312f45,401
The Signet a Toitinfte Telegram
l'he Signal .ent London Advertiser
The Sitaial 1111 t• 1. on Free Prene
The Signal and The Catholic Reel:1rd $11.311
The- 814111141 and The Cantellan Home Journal
Signal and IbieLewn's Magazine ' $11$24.244.210),
The signal and Tenant() Saturday Night
The 81711.14 nod The Chateleine 1114.1i .24151
73.21..171
The signal tool The ,New tholook
The Signal mut Canadian !lamented/Hardens
The Signal
The
The glgilal
and The Toronto Star Weekly
:Ind National Mome Monthly
end Woman's liome Compaillon
-414111 N( HATES wail OTHER rtionicAts M#Y
144 DE HAD ON APPLICATION
id 2.1
9123
33.00
WK ttAVE A RATE )"OR PRACTICALLY EVERY WELL
KNOWN, PERIoDIvAl, ON THE CO:stTINNNT
••••••••••••• _
The Signal,
NORTH STREET -
woo=
A
• see.. ,,,
••••
'4-