The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-01-30, Page 41010.1.1.4
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Parliaenent4 Buildings,
Maple l,.aat. Gardens,
hsatraa, Hospitals,
Wholesale Douses, and
the Fashionable Retail
*hopping, Distriot.
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Percy Nash, d •Stratford. ritau, looked
very sheepish in.last Thursday's' Police
were 'five feet ]nigh, wrapped with
!burlap soaked in oil and etu,cik in a
paa car earth, They were canted on
two different oecaaious ita the place iu
luestion and a mateh touched.
Magistrate Makin3 said $usi euded
sentence on payment of costs of 47.50.
Nash said he eouldn''t pad. ldeswas a
sanatorium patienat, married, and in
weelltt CrOnly $4, w Y:ly from the
welftire department of ' thb "City of
Stratford. ,�
Sometimes pollee do get the wr oug
man, LincolnMorrison answered to a
summon s made out in the mune of
Maitland tiorrison. The •elaargc :was
causing, a clistun"ban e . The ):sung man
he he leaded- guilty to setting
,� • Uour�t when 'p
.4 out two eery crosses in front of , a
'Seaforth a hone. He Was visiting in
$eaforth Ott the thne.
First -he, said he did ;at as • a *joke,.
,then he stated others put him up. to
it, and, again that the law ;was being
broken in the house in front oP which
the crosees were Ybiurm4 :
"Any ;egcuse at all, 'Tie you 'think
of any morel" asked ^the Magistrate.
'Constables (took, Jennings and
Rutherford traced �Nas'h'sdfootmark$ u1
is • ce of
d la
r �els�toh
across 'fields p.
the snow,
residence, %where they found an. oil-
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T8It GOMtICB SIONAirrAR
Paisley Dashea
The Fort Albert Tt:A,F. bey teals
`Lock Homs as Ice plays• host to Ilanover here tomorrow
might in _ a i>edluleti •0UP 8 game'
The R.Air..:'i,3 improving with ,every
.A.'. Team Hot •Contenders io. game, but so far they haven't been
Fi day Night's Game---;
Win by ,One Goal
Goderich Sailors emerged winners
over the Port Albert R4.F. by . a 8,P.
margin in a keenly contested game here
g with two new, meal addled to their roster
on Friday night , It was the 'first time
Sailors and the Fl ers had 'hooked.- they intend to maim, the most of that
the A n the two teams' ave opportuidity.
. tap. this rear, and t e � g
. into-, 'real ..: _
n Way. ndhcations of developing ri t h-.
1d to. be on -his h� Y i g
Was' to•
.
C"l�ifford • Tho ton was again reel rivals. • Hostilities! - never aetualiy G'r Oup 8 0 H.A.
c e ' sentence for stealing grain, .flared, but there, was a feeling ,between
INTERMEDIATE '�'Bt
,
Iai.nia l !fort
which, � ' � put. int
words, �asw�el?, ,Hacle•ttR charged" with break- ,the teams iGh, P �u "
lug and entering, was, given, a weeks might +have ,'been, "Don't nib us the 'Won Lost Pts.
1 ... rnatlent. t wrong way afterall, . this is Just as
ac jou
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autach..our home crowdas " ours.y LuGknow
`t'ITAIa STATISTICIt was the second straight win, for `Paisley.
he leap* p the Sailors, but for the R,A,F, the game. 'Hanover
Whether it was, from t year -s v defeat of . • tr
influence, or from • some other eauuse, Meant their ,sixth Sueees i C,, °Goderich4 ...0
'marriages registered int 'Goderieh in the season, . without a ,victory,• R. A. 'F
able to squeeze out o. win, In their
last two appearances they have he!d
the -apposition to one and two goal
margins and they swear 'that the neat
time out they will be on top. , The
Flyers still have a mathematical
ehance to male the gsouP Playoffs and
Winghaan ......:.....................7 0 14
A 2 10
4 3 ,8
3 4 ,6
2 4'
0.. 7. 0
1910 showed an increase of twenty-five t The 'R.A.F,, however, showed one ",
'the:.. revious• ear.„ The hundred per cent, improvement over HOCKEY RESULTS OF PAST WEEK
.Per cental over � y
figures were d,0 for. ,1 and 50 for their previous showing here and for . Wingham 4--I';ucknow 3.
1940. •
T. 1':1.3'!? the, excess of 'births , muc'h of 'the game it hooked as if they Parsley" 7.-,•,ilanuver o,
bv
er Oaths. was
.41
1as
t' year Maly
'26: might Make th e Sailors the victims of Goder
iRh;I.A.F. �
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the'1ast three years were 'as folio s lines were skating faster and more 'Wihand3--Dan ver zLegistrat onsat the Town Tull •in Tir.irst in, oil R.A, .forward Paisley 4-eGoderich2; _
117. 128- 102 Was More closely knit, and Armstrong,
40 34 a new goo n r,
8$ Sailors' on the• other hand, were play-
ing
without' a •ser
•Doak, regular goalie, and ,Don Me'l ay,
the team's best t efencenian. - `Bud"
Worthytool: �Doak's place between 'the
pipes and turned in an outstanding
game. His, daring trick of leasing his
cage to smother a loose puck saved a
goal several times, although, he was
risking his neck every tiro h did •-'t.
recording secretary, W. Bro. J. 3I'c- ,
S�"evin ; treasurer, W. Bre I' .. Breeken- Mc`Kay� s ,place was ably taken' by young
•'financial secretary, W. Bro. E.
Jim Garrick, who teamed- up with Joe
ridge;O'Brien for a stout defence. Garrick,
W.
Bro. J W.
1,7'. Cleveland • ,marshal,
Belly 1st `lecturer, Bro. Thos. Clark,, who is just out of junior ranks, almost
turned in the iron -man stunt, playing
fifty-eight of -tie sixty minutes. The
two minutes he was off the ice were
s spent in the penalty box.: - Joe O'Brien
played tali but'four minutes of the
game.
. O'Brien gave the -Sailors an early
lead, spring at the '3,30 mark of the
first: peril• He carried ;the -piuck from
centre iee to the. R.A.F, defence, where
was hit bya defenceman and lost
he a
possession of the puck for a moment.
He picked it up again, however, and
_ trona•: The
u
d
. shat
,at.
Arms
r g a goalie
a . op ed file first' shot but let,
,goalie st Pl? �
the rebound get away, and • Joe: grabbed
the puck and .fired ' it into ;the ne . The
mom n s as'
d some anxious Irl t
•a
il'os •h
��Sa r
o
short while later when Worthy'sPped
Finkhauser's shot lint let -the ppck get
away from him.' It danced around
crazily just outside the goal -line, but
' .there was .-foo:Elyer..close to knocl,..-it.-in.,.
-Roy Falconer, an N.C.O. with the
R.C,A.F. at 'Sky .Harbor, took a. rink
wide pass from Arn Doak to fire a
counter that put the •Sailors two goals
up at the 8:03 mark. Worthy had to
leave his net to bat the. puck . away
-from, Steele after Finkliauser had
passed out nicer from the,, corner.`
With only thirty-five seconds of the•
first period remaining, Steele grabbed
the. puck from. a face.of in, front of the
-Goderich net and .beat ,Worthy_ with _a
shot which •was deflected.
Jack Duckworth and Bud Johnston,
two juveniles whom the Sailors had te,
call'"up, combined'to give Armstrong a
close call early in the second frame.
,Sproule. ,tied; the game a. 17.20 of the
second- period -when he picked up . a
loose puck at the Goderich blueline"
and rounded a defeneeman. ,to beat
Worthy from thirty feet out
Early in the third period Jim Garrick
' was penalized for tripping and : the
'Flyers .moved all but' one man into the
Goderieb end to press their advantage.
Their strategy.backfired on ahem. Jack
Patterson stickhandied: from -his .own
corner past three R.A.F. men into the
clear. Boothman tipped ` Patterson
oyer at the defence, 'but not before
"Pat" had got away a shot on the
net which beat Armstrong. The goal
came at.the two -minute marl:. The finance. committee was appointed, eon- The penalty to G. Grant in the second
Flers turned'on° the heat from then to s;istfllg of .six men and six women : period was the only one of, the game.
J_the-L- flalish but` the aalors�held�the
Messrs. Malcolm Toms Percy Weston. eye �Z,� e er • defenoe,
Births
• 1938 steadily than before,• while the defence ' Luc now' f--R.A:F. 4.
1940 1939 k
Marriages es , ,.... lte de was a real end• 7,'hg - " BOX: SCOUT NOTES
lli.�a i ge x •1
Deaths 91 87 „ Field, :Secretary Miert ' �iitcheil of
ORANGEMEN ELEC'.>L'" ' evening, JanuarY22nd, on aha inspection
Atte last meeting of L.O.T., No. 182' 'of the Goderich Boy Scouts.',
b g
the; follow' officers for 1941 were - Mitchell ' also arranged for .a sco it-
following
elected and duly installed, W. Bro. a.
tib vices of x�zy London was•jin Goderich on Wednesday
.r
plasters' training course �to'be held here
- ev in acting as installing officer ; on March 5th. ' 'The course will be in
McN c g
VP.�:V ,, Bro. D. Sproul; It.M.,'Sro. Wm. the form of a demonstration by the,
Mew , chaplain, W. Bro, A. McNeyin ; 'Goderich troop, and scoutmasters from
k h ec ever e e i 1 all over Huron county will beinvited'to
attend.
soaked -patch of 'ground. The crosses 2nd 1eet�urer, 13ro. Wm, McArthur.
rr�fie--fid- �'
Clothing
at. drastically
e Cl
h�. ns
n dC
Z Ken's 0,ii
'Sale of ��ad es g
re cel aces to ou. Tame a�"vant a of this oppor-
tunity and' 'benefit, by a visit to the store.
�.atl�'�ii1tEr Coats:'
Furaranamed coats and all -wool tweeds, smart styles.
duced to clear, '
NI%d-winter.' Sale $iO.00
gh-fashion Cows
•
` . •.. ingssquirrel;+
�ugu�a�us � fur" tr�a��n of - persian lamb, ,fox,
sal1e, Smartest styles, -newest details.
Mid -winter Sale.$14.95 and up
Girls' Coats.
Styles' that will please the young miss.
t0 dear
.�'reatY , . reduced •
vy
Sizes 5 to 1.4z.
DRESSES
,Every dress in stock marked down. for a
An. unrestricted close-out...
final clearway.
' At , present a patrol course is being
condalcted by :Scoutmaster 'Glen Lodge
for the t e benefit -of scouts of tl}e Goderich
troop. . The course will be extended,
over three nights, concluding next Wed-
nesday night. Eight boys are reeeivin laid down a pretty relay to Arn, who' known to complain- of `his handicap,
instruction and if 'successful in p_ .coaster} in for a goal from thirty feet carrying: his 'burden : cheerfully at all .
Ing their examinations they will recei otit. The Goderich defence loosened times: A year ago he suffered 'a bad
li failing health
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1 ons ed d in a
the Boy. iSGout award of the . bronze � up for.a moment and Dudgeon PP Pall and .he had been , i i g'
arrow.
Goderichliopes
Boys from. Druce Beat Sailors in
i Game
Monday Night's � .�
score 44
the Godo-
�'saisley took a fall outof
Gode-
rich Sailors' hopes. of gaining ,a played
berth in group 8, 0.I1.A. Intermediat
'1B," by, impaling the local 'boys a '4-2
• hero n Monday night. The several 'dtlys atter he had undergone of Thomas Elliott ,and .Jane ;Curry,
gamee,at o the scasonA operation at �thc hospital there. Goderich township. Iier
game was one of the best f an op a t pioneers of came at the e
but .was witnessed by'a d1stappointingly fir, 'Elliott was a.native of Culloden, father, Thomas Elliott, a g
to
small orowd. Ont., and was in hie seventieth year,y of fourteen with his parents from
sl presented ; a `roll -balanced Afnong the pastorates 'which he b�elc Ta° rmanagh, Ireland, and in due •trine
Paisley p.e
not bysire onetime as a Baptist mintster was that'o2. th u the Darin owneci''by his children
squad, featured . r R..ptook p
pros rant, on defences but by a pots rich ,,Rapkis�t' church. After dive today, building in 18 i0 the cedar log
•
hockey p ,.y,
1 home.
mi e
e soil in h family
• mIngersoll 11 t
e
,ed :.t.r _ � still
a awent to st
to n nheg i
rm here which s
e n years h G
little oew
t t
h t
.use
Ah
shifty fast,yo
,
k Grant nt held the 'Paisley de- 1929 and hail silica ii�en in charge of fed in 191'8 at the age of ninety..
Cordick. a : il. , ,lie was' net B t t as He d ix the
ace together we , .blit the P five S of
�e
OBITUARY
AMY ,IRENE SNA PTF:Ts
The death of Army Irene Naftel -
d carred suddenly in Goderieb township
on tlaaturday, January 25th. Miss
��aftei was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Alfred E. Naftel, •Goderieh
township. The funeral took,: place en
Tuesday' afternoon at Ottawa.
• RPV. 1?. C, . ELLTOTT
. The death of Rev. F. C. Elliott oc-
curred at Ingersoll on Friday last,
'T xi'R$D&YR J NVAItX 30th, 1841
comb; Leo i_illisholin and 1'o a. Eva%D
Interment was irk Volborne R:(' came,
tory.
MISS REBECCA E tLI't V1'
.Mss Rebecca *Elliott, of. the I3ayfleld
road, fioderiele township, passed away
on Wednesday, January' 2nd, 1941, iia
the house in which ,q he wag born on the
201h of August, 18:1. During a long
life her 'health was Qgood, but latterly
• there came n decltne in vigor, and the
'end was hasteued by i stroke. •
eldest in,a family of
She was the e
'nine daughters and one► son, children
i Baptist eh • reh at Beaehville, near
Ingersoll. "De vas ; greatly interested
in 'Hydro affairs, and .,.not only war,.
chairman of the Ingersoll Public
of, herMunicipal Electric Atteociation terse,
sisters, for many years conducted
' dressmaking establishment upstairs
daughters and. one
//�� �,� �•'. Elliott, are SOU' living
• on the homestead.' -
n company with two
• Miss Elliott,
outstanding. It' was ,Cordick who
shone for his team with three goals and
an assist to hie eredit, in the :scoring
column and some effective baekeheek-
ing and ,brilliant playmaking uli, right.
Arn Doak 'stood . out ',for the " Sailors,
scoring both of his team's goals.
sc _ b
The Sailors•iiew into the Paisley end
ri ht front the first drop of the puck,
o • . -.
al�" w .
.-� o o.
ave. "'lead a
ld ii $ �`
and sliou
i
luck
for l u
play1
iu
of
a U
fist�oan to y
the r p
Kelleher;
and some good goal -tending by
Cordick sent Paislep one goal up ' at*
the
t-
the 2.55 spark with a shot from inside'
the : Goderich 'blueline. rc)hnston "had,
pumped a.shot at Worthy which 'the
Goderich net-nninder had stopped and a
,Sailor defeneeman in clearing the puck
forw.ard had passed to Cordick, who
fired a high shot over Worthy .into -•the
net. A few minutes later Walt Doak
sent +hit brotherArn i•,at , the•,elear, but
Arn's• hot.shot was stopped. Walt
Westbrook carried the. ,puck -tan .a rink-
long
ink
long rusliL.past three Paisley '.players,
but his shot was easily taken ,by Kelle-
her. Arn Doaktied the game at .the
�v 'Falconer
i it Fa n
combining h
mark, co
.7.30 •ma ,,
anti' Walt Doak..Falconer passed the
.puck to Walt at centre -lee and Walt
TTtilities Commission. for sev�era'l Years
but was chairman of the , lrntario
at the 'earner of Ner•thi •street. and the
term. '.Besides his wife, *he.leaves two
sons; Frank, 'of Toronto, and 'Freeman,.
at core; all, and one daughter,' Mrs.
tr
" u "Toron
�l s of
\Yi tJ.R
Mrs. Elliott, wife of" the •decea. ti
r
" H.
•clergyma>ii, is a sister,of Mrs. +Cl".
Humber of 'town, and 'Mr. and tars.
•Hwaa'ber €attended the funeral, winch
took place at Ingersoll on Monday'.
'WILLIAM AUL
t
The sudden ,passing of William Ahl
at his `home, on Oast street shortly;
before noon on Thursday last, removed
a respected resident. • 'Mr. Ahl had for
e last sixteen ears" operated a' shoe
the S
repair shop on East street, adjoining
'his. home. During the time he .lived
here; he -was unable to walk, alloying
about town with) the ltse of a wheel
'chair, His •disabilitr was the result
h
- suffered when e
spinal i r sal rd n
•o T s a ai
u �
f a n y
P a
resided in �Sanithville several years be-
fore 'moving 'h'ere. Mr. Ahl was never
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
The annual meeting of the Goderich
Horticultural
Society was..bel. cl_..�'La�e.,,,
'(Kay 'Hall on' Thursday evening last,
w h
i a.
t small s a attendalaep. The pre-.
sidIent, eGeor.ge-Bstwru, presidede Tlre-
flnancial • statement, presented by the'
secretary- - treasurer, F. Kershaw,
sliowed €a.,�bal'ance on hand of $16.75.
Tile oflice7ra"aiti r directors of cast wear
were re-elected 7 A meeting of the
through for a'shot that hit .the Grbde- ever since, although his • sudden death
rich goalpost .and glanced away. -'a carne rather unexpectedly,. • '
From the face-off to start the second Mr,' Ahl was born in "Bruchsel, Baden
period Cordiek'gained the puck,, shifted ,province; Germany, and came to this
beautifully at the defetnce and tested• country at the ° age of srs teen. He
Worthy ''with a low shot G: Grant was first. lived in; Kitchener, and later at
given a penalty and the .Sailors started 'Preston and .Smithrille.. Becoming in
l a _ergetegiaig.-.,_attack, t-nd oir1 .landee- pact a<ted,efor-=•carrying=an .his bush
-
Cordials' broke from their own end with, ness as a barber, 'he learned cobbling
only one Goderich defenceman back. in .Hamilton and mored back to °Smith-
Cortlick drew him' away and passed' .to ville, where, he operated, a slioe repair
l'.r big'
cleanr� Afte
° Worthy v several a �.
t Wyea
es. ' who bel y .shop for, , ,?
The-- goal � Dame at the --.r Minute mark. ' marriage to -the former 'Theresa--Yliurk-
directors will 'be .held .later on to plan Westbrool• broke with O'Brien .and'. art, who also~came from ,Germany, he'
the operations of the Society for the Walt 'Doak with only one 'Paisley ode-' moved to Goderich over sixteen years
coming year. fencemau to beat. Wessy s Pass to ago. Besides his wido'ty, one daughter
• couldn't (intra the puck for • a Shot `shri*ming relative in • this country.
The funeral service was held on .Sat-
urday morning. at St. Peter's church,
requiein high Mass being celebrated by -
Rev. rather Doll of .•S�• aered Heart
church; "Windsor, an' old.acquaintance
and friend of the deceased.. The pall-
bearers were Gidie. Smith, John
Pinder, John Chisholm, Donald Lis-
(' -Brien was too ear sand •,,i-oe..Marc: ehornein ;Goslerie-h,_ars, thesamiy
BAYFIELD
EAYFINLD, tJan. 29, -The fishermen
have begun to iaarvest their
ice.
'Mrs. F. - A. Edwards returned home
on Thursday last alter Having spent
four weeks with relatives; -in (Kitchener
and:. Waterloo.
Mr. Craig Kerr returned to the vil-
lage
il•�
1
Mrs. N W.....Woods ' and �iss Lucy
on goal, u ordic1c combined with Grant
for Paisleys second goal of . the .period •
at -10.45. - ' ^
Walt. Doak beat'Kelleher with a. low
shot frons: just: inside the blueline, but,
his goal was discounted as the referee's
whistle had blown .for an qffside.
Cordick sent •Paisle3� three goals up
at '16.// when he broke like a lightning
bolt` from his own blueline,• rounded'
a�;elast• week after having visited in O'B,ri n o defence and beat Worthy
London at the home of +r..axad Mrs
n
Victor hurt, , ° ;.,�-after �',�.'rawing 'bran out.
�' 'ohy made a brillia.nt' save early
'in the'third period when Cordick • and
Woods speut4,the weekend in Hensel.
Dudg •; n went ill on him all alone.
Miss Dorothy McLean, R.N., of Olin- -Bud , l ft his net .ten feet to `siniother
ton, is visiting at the home of Mr. and the ptirk before ;,Dudgeon could pass it
Mrs- Lloyd, Makins• 4 or fird ;a shot. -Walt Westbrook passed
'Mr. 'Sidney Castle of •;Simcoe� was, to Ar? a'Doak at.the Paisley +biueline
borne for a :few days owing to the and Arn coasted in, to •lire-a�goa1 at the!.
serious illness of his mother, Mrs. M. 11 -minute mark that. put the ,Sailors
Cure. Harold Brandon shot two'red 'back lit the running. They went on the; -
foes oialionday morning. This brings offensive and. •hemmed Paisley in - their
own encs ' Por most of the remaining
'his total 'brag for this season to four. portion of the period, but despite
Red Cross 'Meeting. ---A: • meeting ofr numerous close ones they
couldn't bang
the `Iced Cross Society was held in the the .puck past Kelleher: Worthy had
Town Hail on Monday, evening, Jana- to rise to th , heights several times -to
ary 20th, at which' Miss 1.' Stirling, save when ,Paisley men broke away.
vice-president, presided.' The men's i, He azide hiS _saves in sensational style,.
committee 'and the women's.-ntertain- `leaving his `net several fe +t at times to
ment committee resigned and a new sziiothea• the puck.
o rhe" st^oreesheet In anile of �u Feather•:ton, Wrt7te�•_ We.t7nite, adder- �G. .Grsax `►.fit rtiirk
Will Ferguson,' Jim Iio'Itins, and. Mrs. living'. �I)ud„eon, Johnston; alternates,
closer than in the last minute of play, -,. close shaves. Th Flyers never came
Wafter 'i e tial es firs. L. Bassett, Z,. ;Grant, Thompson, Davis, Suther-
when tlie',Sailors foolishly "ganged the 'Mrs. -E.. York, Mrs. landl, Seaton, Becker. y
Goclerich-;"Goal,• 'C4orzuy ;�tiexence,
Dresses -T.
FORMERLY $2.98 $4.98
25 Dresses must be. cleared.
Midwinter Sale $1:00.
(.
Dresses--- $2.08 ° • _ y
ges
mart E.tyles-in As and crepes. Sizes 14 to 40
Salq13,90
Dresses -
Better Dresses-drastieally reduced. Sizes 14 to 46.
1V1illinery
Pelts and Velveis-good stylei and popular shades. It
-winter Sale $1.00
Men's and'Youni Men's Overcoats
Good values -A large range to Choose from -There are
Check -back Tweeds, Sill/atones and other woollens. Every
style and shade that's new for winter is here.
Mid..iyinter Sale $12.Q5 and up
OP WITEIM YOU ARE INVITIM TO, SHOP"
A. 'CORNFIEL
.140DZ rat
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R.A.F. end of the rink with four men.
and Finkhatager broke' away
With only O'Brien back. Willis drew
O'Brien away and phssed to Finkhauser
in the ,Worthy left his net to
hurry Finkha.user's shot and die puck
struck Bud's hip and caromed harm.-
lessIy by the goalpost.
. Each team received .three penalties
during the game. '
R.A.F.t--Goalt Armstrong; defence,
Willis, Boothman, Firtlthauser, •Govier,
!Steele, Jechman.
;Gaderielt---Goa.1, • Worthy; defence,
wingg, A. Doak, 'Falconer; alternateS,
B. iVehthrook, Patterson, Serimgeour,
MacDonald. Johnston, Duckworth.
Weston and airs. Maleolm Toms.
•
ladies met at 'the bornes'of airs. J. C.,
'Robinson, under the anspicea of tlea
'Women's Association, and cOrapleted a
,quilt to be sent to the Dungannon Red
T:he St. Auanatine Women's Institute
will meet at the,home 'of •Mra. J. Craig
on WednesIV, 'February 5th. 'Subject,
Brophy. Roll ealt, "ttayorite Recipes."
-Current events; :qrs. Chaanney.
Hostessese Sirs. j. Craig, airs. R. teddy,
Miss Donna Armstrong 'and Mrs. John
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Mr. and ,tirs. 'Bud Itatrieh and Mr. 'lob
ltarrieh of Toronto spent the week -end
at the home of their parents, Mr: and
Mrs. Wilfred Itarrieh.
tattgo Myrtle Johnstone of G'oderich
*endillit this week at her home here.
spent the weeltend at their
Oeorge, Drennan, who, hag been.
by Rev. J. Graham. was adopted, clause
by clause, With ,some slight amend-,
ments. The meeting closed .with the.
National Anthem. . . At a meeting of
the finance committee held at the bottle
January ' 22nd. • Malcolm. Toms 'was
named chairman ,and Jim -Robinson
secretary -treasurer of the eommittee.
Walter' Westlake. was not able to act
•on -the committee and Leslie Elliott
was appointed to take Ms place. Plana
, for a gala day to be held in Barfield
in August, were digensseda
The young bride* watt asked what
she thought married life. '"Oh,
there's not much differenee," shesre-
plied:" used to- wait up half the
wait. up half ' the night for him to
A chimney fire broke out at the home
of Michael Keneedy, Vietttria street,
Oli fWetilIt'SdaY afternoon and the fire
brigade wae Palled to extinguish' the
TAKE SALTS?
Here's a pitzeh that is as
good as a pound'
Krucchen Salts consist of seveial
important mineral salts blended
carefully in exoetly the right propor-
time. 'Mete mita are highly refined
and their quality the highest
obtainable' anywhere in the world.
Maybe we sacrifice something by
giving you the pure mineral. Rafts
. without o:dding any flavouring
grediento, but we believe you prefer
to have yourmedicine concentrated
in nmall, compact and. easily absorb-
ed•riceese That's why yotit only need
dime. It'e the economical way of
taking ratet too.
Another thing to remember about
Hi:trachea- it doesn't 'achieve its
colon. 'It attracts to the colon the
mozeture Which absolutely essen.
bal. if you wish to avoid constipation
and achieve easy evacuation. You
can get leatischen from all druggists,
O'Brien, Garrick ; centre, wings, Ara Do k, Falconer; alternates;
'MacDonald, Serizogeour, Patterson, W.
Westbrook, Robinson.
TOMORROW NIGHTiS CONCERT
'lithe :community echteert in the lecture
day) evening, in 'aid the• 13ritish
War Victims' 'rand, promites. 'to be an,
interesting event P. Inspector
Iteacpm will preside and Mayor E. D.
Brown has intimatkiiis intention to
be preserve -1f possible. The ,program,
beginning 'at 8 otelockt will be preceded
.by qaarter-hour of community
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Square, later closing it "and retiring to
the old home farm.
she was a faithful mem-
her life
.-All�,M•
y�:
ch a -e
ar th
glj hl2TG
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-� li to
'the t;
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e . The funeral on Friday,
i r nts
tnf he
r a
4F
d o Rev,
con tl ted.
January ;�d�h,.`-'svasr :the B IR -Wield
J. �araham, recto_ of ' ' a
Anglican •chuxeh,=-afldinterment was in
the family -plot in Bayfield cemetery.
The pallbearers were Donald. Mac-
kenzie,
ac-
kenzie ' -Alfred Varner; :Walter Wallis,
Herbert McGregor, James Young and
ISarn el Westlake. Among ?these in at-
at the' funeral were Mr. and
tendncee
Mrs, . John Logan,- ,Brussels, Miss Maud
McGregor and.Mr. Herbert McGregor,
Bayfield.
When In TORONTO
visit the
St. Regis
Hotel.
Sherbourrie `St; at Carlton. -
One Rooms
One . Aundrred Modern
t
r.;•nd
----�vitii - private -#atlas, -shpwe s and-
. telephones...
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Rooms, single, from $2.00 to $2.50
Rooms; cloubie,• from $3.00 -to $3:510-
and $4.00
Good Food served, at inoderate
price.
Dancing nightly ;, no cover charge
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