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•, Mr. 11•439110,118f' a a d Redmond wa Christ -
Mae visitor at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
rat 00110, Toronto., •
Mit' Shirley Radford spent .at few
days with her gra 1 rents,,, Mr.. Alfa100. d.. 11. Sh blrook of Londeaabore.
Mlle; Mildred Thornton of Kitchener
,Spedding thin week at • her home
here. '
'Mr. and; Mrs. Wm..Govier received
a lovely'boucl'tiet' o flowers for Christ-
man wbtcli were • wired from .their
son Robert, who is somewhere i
IIolla . -
Mr and Mrs.. John Gear of Kitchener
• spent -over ' the ,week -end with Mr,. and
Mrs, J« L. McDowell • and Mrs, Thos.
Gear,
4Miso Alinnie Snell of Hamilton spent
*
e-41 few -days with her, sister;..Mrs. j. L.
McDowe" and Mrs. Elwin Taylor,
Mr. Warren Bamford Of Freston is-
° 'spending the Christmas` vacation with
his parents, Mr. and' Mrs.` Thos. Barn -
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walden are spend-
ing thisweek at the home of their
elmmemoviimmeamarvar
Getting DOWI?
Yt rauo>tn n ;If your
only halfYrestevd,'still
weary ; if your sleep is brokenby fitful
tossing and turning . ;: if ou can't seen3 to
settle down to/relaxing test your kidneys
may be to blame.. P .
When, your kidneys getout of order, your -
slop usually suffers. To help"your kidneys I'
regain a normal condition,.. to help;you r,nloy
restful Bleep -use .Dodd's Kidney Pills, as
favourite' treatment for mora than: half- a
,,:__u entury . Dndd's Kidney1'illLre easy. o -
use::and-are not --habit ;foriming.� Ask. for
Dodd'a,; Kidneyat any drug. counted _.
Look for'the blue box with the red band. 127
a
R : mineral Rome
. is MONTREAL S
Our . eraI Chapel. combines'
the 'dig' 'ty o1 a place of worship_
iind % th refinement of a quiet
denee.-. .
PHONE : 120
f�OYD � M. LODGE, Director
You are • invited . tolisten to
*"Music for Sunday' program over
CHNX, Winghaaim, each Sunday
afternoon "at 3 p.m. "-
t' 3* le.14 Ukti
Jeunitit 4ekt troit. , .
1141,100- Jaixip c Ciedinica.
int the wetkionitt wltit her pa'r+mt
Mr.
aud Mrs A. -Caaa lt. .
ice. R. Stonehuuse • of Ouderleh° i#e,
her sister, Mrs. Bert Taylor°,
and her brother, Mr. W. F.:041110144AL
Mr. and .Mrs,' 'red. 4. Cook and.4upi-,.-
ily werefists onistmas ,Day at
the home of, Mr. and Mrs, George Cook,
BelgraVe. •
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wlghtman au4
faintly '_spent . Christmas pay with Mr.
and Mrs. henry Mothers, Lueki low.
Pte. Harold. Bosman .of London "spent;
Christmas t ith bis : parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Bosman.
Araeng the• guests At the home of Mr..
olid Mrs. Charles Smith on 'Christmas
Day were Mr, Bert . Hubbard. anti`
'Sharon, °Miss Minnie Smith of Gerrie,
Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh; Smith and faintly
•of Molesworth, Mr. and :'Mrs. Harold
Cardifc' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vitin,
Smith and family, Mrs. jean Hensler-.
son,. Miss Margaret..Sinith,_ Mr.:..Jaines
Irelaand of Brussels. '
Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Nunn of Guelph'
spent ' Christmas , With the latter's
Mother, Mrs. Clarke,at the home of
Mr. H, Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. ^Elwin Taylor and fam-
ily spent Christinas with the forme]r's
n5other, Mrs.. P. Taylor of Blyth.
Ur, and Mrs. George Wightman and
Alberta' were guests, on Monday at the
hoarse of Mrs.' Wightinan's .mother, Mrs.
Caameroi of Nineardine
.Mr. 'Sam Sweeney 'of GowanstowiEr
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. v
Charles Smith. . '
Christinas -'carols. were sung at the
bristmaS sei ee' :Westrdeld:-church,
on Sunday... Rev. $. ' Sne}F gave -a
special Christmas message. The
,dowers Which were placed in the
church for the seryieee ,had been cabled.
to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'Cook from
;their son, Pte: Russel. Cobk, in England.
Christmas. .Entertainment. - -A
splendid Christmas concert was given
in the Westfield -school -blouse. on .Wed
nesdoy evening, Although the road
and wether cenditionC were not all
one would :wish, still everyone felt re-'
paid, • for• the . effort of'° raking the
journey to the , little 'red. school -house
on the hill,. The Narords of . welcome
Wag given by Norman Wightman, 'fol-
lowed by a •Christmas tableau in which
several .-Christinas :carols' Were. sung;•
the • scene showing the. Shepherds„ the
'Mtn, n, .Mary and Joseph and' the
manger. Recitations and -Other . num-
bers were+?yell reg dered,---also , --star
a ill, :the"saiior's hornpipe `anfl- -t'w
dances' -by the junior pupils. A short
piny, "A Waiting Rooth," wds given by
the 'yeuiig people, of .the ' community.
The National Anthem brought the
program to a .close.. Santa then made
his appearance.';
•
A very happy' New-, Year to all.
front *treet, now
hems. , 4 rov
hefOra the, dot w,aa 4n
1pP1110s U," volunteered on of
the men,:, • 41sle, mere' srhi ' ' C*n't
lobr •,fat. los x, money. •cot a Ind?"
clgar. tte'i" , 44Ir
Martin pulled. a pavkaire of thein; from 1440 40
.10$,,,pireket, offereil it.. The sailor :took ,t a
Year's Eve," said "Wallace as if that
ought to settle -the .matter, r "Cheer up.
Let'd g,o to the, (lifters"Club, .and Join.:,
in the fun:" ' , i' * • ' ''
•
George, Martin shook his head. 'BO -
fere he could welcome the. approach of
another year he hard. a • troublesome''
decision to make. • The crowded.streets,
the •milling people, thebabling groups
headed ':for Times. .Sgllare--none of
these signs of the 'coining , of 9.&t 'had'
power to lift•liim from his- depression.
itis, voice --was .solea a. '
"Look at my problem from the per
-
Selma angle," he said. "Tell me, Wel-
lace, how would you feel. 'if .you had
been;; told, yeti couldn't return to. the
school ship after the holidays?,"
. `TA feel bad, naturally, ' But not: as
if the -world had dome to an end."'; •
-"You're not.. a sailor;" returned
Martin. ' "You < don't understand.' what
the, school -ship„ gets to wean tito ,a fel-
low . It ' gets, in. the blood • , under
a
-Vall's skfn."
Ile listened" carefully as Martin eon -
tinned : "You should have seen Doyle's
face ' when.the Cadet Ceuncil told Mian
he Was through., It went 'white. • It's
wily-th-e=way a fellow .feels about
it himself, it's' a fellow's -family. , ,"
Wallace was saying: 4`T1)aer sehool
ship's not Abe only place of its kind
in the world. A fellow can still ,work
his 'Way -up frobi the fo'e'sle, you know,
and become just. as: _geed, an officer'!
ey were walk"1ng along. a: water -
GQDERICH !fOWISTSHIP
GODERICH TQWNSHIP, Dec.
Happy New, Year, everyone. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Horton- and Teddy,
:of Leeburn, • 1V1r. arid:Mrs. Fred Black
and , Raymond, of Goderich, and Miss
Dorothea Tichborne of Goderich, 'Spent
Christmas Day' at the "home of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Art. Tichborhe.
Mr. and Mr's, Harvey Fuller ,and.
family spent Christmas Day with Mr:
and. Mrs. Ernest' Bogie • at Nile.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. SoWerby and
family and Mrs. Johnston. spent Christ-
mas Day in Ashfield. with ` Mr. and
Mrs. Les. Johnston.
1vir. and Mrs. Jos..:Rostliill and Mr.
and Mrs.` -Orval .Powell. ,visited in Lon-
donone_Alay last week,
Miss •Mary Harwood of Clinton spent
Christmas Day. with her parents; Mr.
a:nd: Mid=Harwood. ,
Mr. and Mrs; Robt. Colwell; Marion
and Mr. Job,Colwell _ 7.of Grand Bend
'spent Christmas with. and Mrs,
Orval. Powell:
11,4%--L:111.-Turner oce pied -his -pulpit
'at Union _on Sunday, delivering a tine
,�"
sermon n e miracle -of hristmas .
A
The
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and also' sang A solo in his usual fine
style.
Christmas Entertainment—The. an-
nual Christmas tree and concert of
5.5.. No. _a ,was,Jaelst.:.14.::. ,1olpn church
with a good attendance. The •teacher,
Mr. L. C. McNall,, had trained the
children a'nd Mrs. ' Harwood :'was the
pianist. Rev.; L H. Turner was chair-
man and -introduced the- many`ilumbers
•oin. the programa i Chorus, "0 "Canada,
by the school;' "Christmas- -Poem," by
nine pupils; chorus, "Swinging •on- 'A
Star'.',; recitation, "What Shall Do?"
Marlera" -Wilson , -`girls' ra.r-teLte;
ene" and "Lazy Daisy ;"":recitation,
l'Why.?,y by Barbara McDonald; play,
"Christinits ; Magis ; -old-time songs,
"0 Susanna"' and s'.Clementirie," by the
school, with Lloyd Puller taking the
solo, part; dialogue by Thelma Makin.-'
aid and 'Eleanor Fuller ,piano solo,
"Brown's Jubilee Mardi," by Betty
Sowerby;, pantonine, "The :Night Be-
fore Christmas," • with Mary • Jean
Fuller . as-' narrator; pians duets,
"Echoes of :.'Vienna's and. "homeward.
Bauu.d,"` by Doris Sowerby. and Mrs.
'Harwood°+., recitation, "If," by 'Billie
- Vi ran y air ll *by" ten- girls with the
ol¢►, �;`xrish" ullaby," by Ierediith •
sera,.- and 'chorus. :f4WhiteM Christmas' :"
recitation, "Stich i Good •Boy," by Bay
Fuller; piano solo, "Christivas Bell$;.'
by Barbar Orr.; solos, "Santa - Claus
Iltpress," nd "litter on the littuir by
ATel ills Marwood;' dialogue, by Thelma
McDonald and Eleanor 1''uller; recita-
tion* "Why %bo You Like Christivaas?"
b Noella Soss'erlry, Lois Sowerby, "'Fera
ilson, Vild`ri Wilson and Doris.
owerby; piano duet,' "Obristmas Med-
1 y," by Mary .4 jean. `and Eleanor
eller;
Christinacarols,. with. June.
Sowerby ass ,narrator, and the Lord's,
Prayer by Barbara ,Orr. The National
them brought the program to a•
close& Santa' Claus, impersonated by
14ir. H. :ilvCretttli, arr'ivyed.. and dis-
'tiributed the °imany gifts : rorn the'tree.
tC,'nh1(Iy, „nutis 'and "orange Were dis-
rlbuted to the children.
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?hone 399 J' or
You're to"'report back to the school`
ship January .a.
a eaigarette eagerly, waited for , a light.
"Thanks, buddy,"
"See, What a fellow.'s up against.?"
4ifartia...: sail: "Even old=timers'.,.ean't
.get. ships:. A' `youngster "Would have
no chancey -at all"
At the -next stand, he .purchased
newspaper, lie 'stood ' under a neon
sign ,and, opened it. to the want ads,.
"Loop, , ; Here are ; y►.our. shore - o,b„s
anted,: an ,oboe boy.• ',MUst ,4111
turned 111
begat' T
The el.
remoter,
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Doyle;
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week. Ivry
f11)17,, and =will.
Cadet 'Connell.
to.' the school:.sh
with the, Others,
Make good.: Those
The boy's face woe r
New Year, ,sir I: Th
sir, pro cline the "w
another chance" at,
• `,Funny old ' wog
Martin, :superintend
Training. 'School., ' a
friend In ;the lobby.;,.
t -- t 1�1 cl tt •.."J3,!
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