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Trade 4n4 Obtin,13;42 '001,1204zte, ,
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of th.02,;',01461s1v4i4Pire-0011.0dal WoUlal
have i 4atiri eirport buk.iness in
stapPlying4ft0,,S.P2t1',7itodsu
that the W01401, Oolintfy requires to
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C0111113,3 VaSS and less a rural. country
crn1,Waleoples'Tere- realizing -that to
telt theYintiSt buy,-tind."Oksidti would'
increase lid sales ln that direction.
He did not belleye the recession in
business across the line wouldbe of
long duration,.
'Canadian farmirs had seeeived
$74,080,909 more in 1937 than in line
and were in a better position for
bunting. Tneltember, mining and pulp
and paper industries all were active,
and, finally, there was the tourist
trade, wialch in 4937 amounted to over
-009,O1O000, - the highttre mark since
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JiaRn,e,
3 V-po-.4 02- lerade
Ltr..itette..r then_ emphasized! the
value .44 a Board of Trade to a coin-
munity.r One of its chief values was
In developing a community spirit.
Business men Ghould get out and -learn
to know the other, fellows in the cora-
Seensitee • alligice 'weteve-stileerte and
knockers in every:community but
there was no 'than to what Goderich
-------evdwdo4V'•-everybadyi:4refrainedarant.,
-walailtrozorr. "Aff 1011T -1141-Y0,11.-are-
living in a town, talk for it,” .the
speaker urged.
An effort should be made to develop
the trading area of the town,. The
business men,should know where. the
people in thia trading area do ,their
business. The local paper should be
usedfor b.tovertleings _ Outside papers
vivre towing into-the-tewii,--daily -carry.,
ins invitations to do business with
city .storeo.and. the maiL order hopes.
the io&iI pp3rt aTaie& taretift,
trolled the town's trading area. Ad-
vertising could be either an expense
or an investment according to the way
It wao conducted. Advertisements
•-seitoltie14.fteetenessedefisequentle.-"EsterY
time yen ean get your name before the
publiei do it." The local paper dealt
'with, local affairs and built up local
pertonalitia - 441.01/C latives•-vregood
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The speaker dwelt upon the import-
ance of the farmer in thrs Mildness of
the country. There cOtild not be na-
- elonalespeeeTerit-Yesfeneetadarshe---cle-
clared,nunleze the fartaera were mak-
ing money'. Every bnsiness,;:- deal
should how a prtsat ta.tII contibnea.
The-zul --way to .4lezelr-peOple on the
land wa to allow theinrto -make matey
ron t elr operations. The feint*
of vere WOO 415130,Ot3,CeroA1
yeUt ft 'In causes that could be con-
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ing of the Board Would be held in
arch.
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Manse Ceptrmeted M Cettnetr Comma
Meeting `` VenselnatIon
Reeve Richard Johnsten of Ashlield.
Township died suddenly early woci-
nesday morning at his home. He was
taken ill while attending the County
Council meeting •two weeks ago and
on his return 'home at the end of the
session of (Council pnetimonia
oped: He was supposen to be
the way to recovery when the end
came suddenly and upexpectedly.
Mr. Johnston. was th his sixty-ninth
year. He was a meseber and offiedal
of United church. K success-
ful fanner, he was highly regarded in
the community and in the larger
circles in whielt he moved.
Surviving are his wife, formerly
Alulie in two sons, Oecil, at
home, awl Eirder, a dchool teacher, and
one daughters-Mts. Moffat i -of
Lambeth. SW. H. Johnston, of Entetr,
and Albert ,E. Johnston, of West
„-Wasvamosh,„..are„ heotherseas,
The
night”
ere pi
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.StiggzSted a "14 -venters'
the afloa'ZIA 41I -Trade ; a farm -
might be-brranged, Buot-
ntz° 'Men aliOUldr !mow the tanner° in
their territot% -
After d referents, to the tourist bust-
Itelley,ce bluded his acid1m3
thy • reciting cape laporopriato verma,
t4t4!-v:41a41- tho Leatcro."
• Doty of ItUtelmg cka4711t) ,
t*olie strongly on, the
duty .02 the restdents of a town to do
0,fr
3titVi114:710.7 IsfeWk'araro'
edinnitsiltf ant- Nteh
dent vOiald Oh,t,re in the increased
itercePtitYs.;''
.13a13addt4M1wat hrWatened with
htimOr tiad anecdote said at its cOn-
elusion he recekett .a bearty tribute
of 401alase.•
On tilottoi02 hr4 1W, -1EIL ttribertzon,
ceetinded by 1,11. Z. S. Platt i cordial
vote 02 thailltS was extended to the
• lee,111.6 Age adtitc.
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'Mei I 00°Cthon ouca54d lu a ,acia.
etta eitctiostoni Str. Xelicr !toeing asked
bi opfnieft-On! Vatiolz niatforso and a
nzintlier a.Uonti Zort!, tho wela
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lit,iltertglat'fd tItLt1-ndllerittiton.
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otint-•*•elevater shaft at, the W. a.
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Ulmer- V1[ov4 Azetory, where he held
442,a7.4i1.11gi Ition. ime died to 'Wing-
P4Poi 110001 wlthhi tem: minutes of
the meeident.
Ifizapaination Showed be suffered a
fractured droll -4114 brolmn,..4bachIn
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the talk trera. the MIA floor Of • the
buildin into the - aeement. Dna-
plOyed at the plant as a checker, he is
believed to hate stepped into the shaft
=tier the impression the elevator was
at this level.
widely IttOWn in
this area. He formerly was active
In sports!, having played !baseball and
hockey. For some time past he, had
been associated as announcer with the
evening programs of CENX, the Wings
4ans radio station. It wee hie custom,
arblieletts'isPhrinnstalk fironnthih; tzition
ettebt 11,44.,..,„asp41 through thlsa be had
-ffikfo:i3O•4-#1,V.0":9?
ow,a7rurt
gaining consciousness, a few m1uutes
e remarked:
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y Beth IlioNowell, and
and m r, residing in
von, Thefather
me e Royal Navy.
cotland, Mr.
nburgh Uei-
this country in
een8 a in the serviee of
• nadian remaining in the
ploy of the auk for a number of
Seven or eight years age, after
his transfer to Wingham, he left the
service of the bank and entered the
employ of the glove factory here.
Coroner i r. 'Redmond_ has anneencert
an inetoeste 'be held,
3PHE
A week at. freezing LeulperatUreS,
Loiwwillg ou toe heeLL, ul a Julio. apeLL,
Lhaue t/Livlug awl waLahlg eeetlihgij
iluLarUotts 416 rUallS 0.111-1 WalLati Welt!.
CWtLLCU LU Lillt:ALL1eSS 01. At.:V. VOL-
uuor Sb.acing ireiss Were everywnere,
LL pares jet,u vacant ens, Laid Seineese
owe LaUS pul.yetl all1U; tths.aLet.L.
yor aidle-was_ at one time taloa-
arenuttevne---enuare aintr-tee-thetiaoSt-everyi 0▪ a_ke 0 .
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before he died,
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be able to get
-Surniseing-4e
onths, for
his lathe
Exeter, 13'
is a retir e 'r of
Born in 'lin:burgh,
Dougkts had attended
versit e came
his a cler
ialanwife eon
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Mims Club Addressed by Russell T.
leasiey annatintore
ein Thursday night last the regular
dinner -meeting of tne Lions (Ault, field
at tiotel Isettiord, was addressed by
i-taaseti .ot. the beauty Au-
.verusing ..AgenvS,_ About
thirty 1,10112:5 attended.
tar. nente, wee) was introduced by I enurs., Jan. 21 __le Zs
liSTIVTill'ell,-trUniftailrigplWilklf,—.Taiir2S-A'""r-"Iicit--.'-o-v'-'-cio-
orieny on the principal usettiume of
hen
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oWn bail tor. 010. _
'Z'aratk, Atlaras, TaaY townsltiajaVolt
hand, tleaded cmilty to charaelQi
-Otealing aterap,--ctitter,-,:iand-tobes,-,-the
groltort; OZ..41Qyalos 011anaball; wbil0
the Mor Attend 0a Itioe4c7_,g12e ast
-Crovrri AttOrnot akOtoca- --4a-k1,- Ad-
Jutant, Purdy, 02 It4c (Salvation Army,
had offered to be responsible for the
youth it Worship slaspended sen-
tence.
Adams . was remanded a week for
sentenee.
IlereVental%
on the evidence of Ina phyalciall, WM.
Hutchins was committed to the On-
tario hospital at London for mental
examination. He was charged with
assaulting his wife.
]iJlenring- n eharge. of reckle,
driving against Raymond J. Dean, ay
Goderich, resulting from an aocideut
an January 17th in which. Frank Gar-
diner was seriously injured, was laid
oyer to March .3rd.
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of Goadrinch
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4 LONiDON, Jan. 20.—Rev. Dr, Wil -
td It: MeIntosh, former minister of
.(ng street United ehurch for twenty -
Ire years and widely known in the
fiSlitaistry of the former Presbyterian
shurce Lied, latterly of the Lulled
%arch, wed sudttenly at his home,
sing street, London, lust tugut.
1 )i„N.Lciutosii had retired because of
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r3.-tsn of "0" Ingav'tlIplitllmon-Maron,
ent)atai6 ttisiberialgititte
speetatOrt, a oraelt MOM. Slaton *OM
Wolteley Barrack% ilidongtorr, Ort0- !
demonstratiori ot machine - and
Mary rifle drill, pattle format/040 aticat
anti-eas preparatione at the artntrxy
on alevrgate street.
Moen admiration was expreSsed -of
the work of the platoor4 Widen was in
charge of Lt. (W. -W, Idathere. Ma
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thine gun, drill- battle „forMat_Ig*Pin
were demonstrated, %vitt' lact,t'Ibillagg,
'precision 'which elicited loud applause
from the eannerous war veterans
present.
In a test conducted by Lt. Mathers
two machine guns were dismantled in
elevan-teconds;- each- beinglaandied
two men. The winners aseembled
the gun in forty-three seconds.
interesting display WAS of
chine gun section coming hito action
JI-TheeP.MelYetge.
tssthe
batted a gas attaek, attaching-- Meeks
rirtrtrerbr
stration wamlyets of marching in ote
Tfirees, imrriiiiir
4.1492K2v-T,„-ut, Allaests:11)!st :Kate'
tinablese tiP-41PlivtfrkaTE.--.1wdozeR2.Or., more
Mather e explained that now a I'll'eMb7iii-Or trig fittuilY lwere glitheTea:
.platoon comprises
twenty4ve Men in- 11,oetrIttrrluidtlge7rAlsbearte, wwahseareretswidoenston0sf,
steadt thirty-twe, with,gix ;new apd
anti-,-Lz-NJCatt.lisk,..0.- Ilit;e_taulLyxli- eif thisee tIneeiiNgv-. Gbueoslin'gme isDeinvidre'Mniaortie yiftnisolie
Breen gun, which can be handled by lietiVh 'We-1Thu°
one man, a platoon's fighting strength oflial,thiew.levldensi.ert gsteidhscrmii,liaberhs TofhoT7igSig-
has been more than doubled.
'Ride and marehing drill as per- Star. -
formed by the men was a marvellous
sight. The platoon moved as though
G C. BOARD) INAUGURAL
guided collectively by one moving in-
tieence.
A ee the demonstration refresb- To Confer with Public School Board
men Were served by the men of "C" Regarding Use of New Classrooms
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Mrs. Chas. E. Morris, shown above,
s'sse'eVaTirtanifirstftiiiiiitifirdiff
en, January idth. he is- a former
resident ofeeolhornenlbwnship but
now living with a daughter, airs.
klberersfas -Butliereesteeletse -saanhattair
eleaseArageles.....ilalifortila, where
Clumpany.
r
in June, IU
.s., mo, but Dud
11 in good health until overt:owe The display may have had particu-
heart aildient yesterday. lar Interest for ;Goderiehltes owing to
tt Was iseventy-pue yearS Lit age. lle tbe fact that a ;G-oderich boy, 'Private
'During the tittarter-eentury_ of his tiMurut_errauyMaekiritoon, was a umuldmember of
hiliaStrY 111 tilts clty lie was higlitY The anti -gas denionstration to be
th,%11 Faith b-ut try members of every
Members 01 alki presented by the same platoon on
•regarded not only try
denomination tor his UtVOLloll to 11 1S !`(kis'etb.ruary 14th is awaited' with inte,r-
ttanse and nts twerp.' aiKl earnest miuti.
Active in tZr1)0:111.1 berviee
Meentuen came te London in
49It. anu 'rum that! time, too& an ae-
Mve part in the re1igiou lile or ttie
•ieri.e. tie was a itauer in social ser-
attt
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°I1 eUlieS(illY "I" LA'it"`V ""r6- meintosh took a courageous
LLQ) LS guile JLtiiU, with egia
WiLL1 me result taut weere once Wete
aineutn saating sius.s mere now aro
Lithilttlure J41eb.
0111eltil. temperatures Of the Last.
wees and of tne cos:responding wees
year ago were as "meows :
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atuvertising—newspapers, magazines,
inhooaruts, direct mati,-and raulo tne
most recent. .Newepapers he placed
44,-tine.•,hea414...ano. he,4.Lhoettbeg, meriatagut
partictilarly LO advertise in tneir nome
LALiker.
tar. Kelley showed a moving -talkie
picture ormaternationar istarvetater t,)0.
Ounettif snowing tne progreasive
2rov1ite4to tr.unsporc'uteikAtles trout
vile enure ox -cart Lo the !Wet ntoteern
truce. sae turesuw tne slay wilen
atter-dinner speaners Wotild he a Thing
OL Me past, to .1,e repine -ea by metal:tie
fi've "''InoVIWT; _
A. VOW sig, thanks, moved by sLions
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13E43 una.reu, iiiu.tfl 1.v UCLA ALLId. iaii
iLowi..er 01. .LtlisierseLt 811 eeL, LuWU, Loeli
came WC 4.1r 141C 01 ALL'. U01.1.
ALA): uy , LLALuge,
O.UV TJWI. "IfilicOil-Wastieoiricrit LAU
civ.-gyllien. .1 Lid UrLue, LA/ waa
oreaaed in grey sits cieee %vita
accessories, was attenued us lied
dattgater,- Mrs. eonu jenny, 02fite.
sisEtre.und aLt. ,J4fl1li Axeuns served &LS
gruonuisinan.. A.iter hreauliist at
bang etreet church.
eavardie fiott.i, IJ01 Lulu ,./a•I'hil Jac.' Mcintosti was a writer of many
**wily Mat tor, ileW iUJL5 '-4 'I tmies and in Alio published the voie
they wIu.return to betrointor 1e sCenadian Proolemss"
eta -Y- more waving ter,.tueir Duffle urviv lag are his wires formerly
ws- go
neuge:, anner tefey int`Sial re- Sates Jennie 'Cowan, of Asalleld; four
CUrlittig to vroderum to dpelia t&e 611111.' •ughiers, (Misses -Grace and dean, at
Liter InOlittia. tr acteartiy is w Jpme; Mrs. Howard Hayman, of Bates
iinoteet seocteriehr -imams peen a ne road, andebara il J lieenieysitie,
euerunee VISituT uere tut many years. Toronto; oxve son, Geatit liclutosh,
tins city. There are also tour els-
ivLre, Mrs. Isaac Hetherington, of Gd -
Mrs. Iletita tiooduam, of De -
and at Inc tune 01 the %Val' 111 WhLe11
eiLiest sou, &Jordon, was limed.
oui In the diress or the church union
limpaign, lie stood cey nis convictiens.
was Inc hist hesieratur 01 tile Lon -
41011 synod tile viesuyterian unurch
Wire union anti utter nis enurco
Ssieti._ into union oecirme the nrat
amen of tue Ithruiesez Presbytery
uniteu Churcu.
Mefutosit wus honored by his
section as presitient or tne Lunueu
euxetente of toe Ual1Le(.1 Onutca iii
Its second atter union.
iee wee particularly interested in
ugiou edaeatien work ;and for ten
ars was cilium/in 01 tiie beard 'or
iigieus education. oL tne rresuyteilan
lid tater Inc tAliteu linurch.
, amnia an enema= •
Mclutusu was burn. in. Ashliehl
wnsuip, riuron county, and attended
strict seli0Ols 111111 esouerieu
'elate institute. Ise trained tor me
rinuktry itt /Inez esoliege, grauuateng
a -War 4
ALet...r his ordmation he served' in
resuyteriad cnurches at Barrie and
ore, prior to coming to London. •
(81liee his retirement dareins active
ince in Lae ministry tee bum leavened
V(',hitt...(1 and interested in the work
LuesETtllheentials eneened Sr=
Miss Apse Eueuen nue returned from
it out weeks' nottuay trip uu.nag wateu jolt; Mrs. Robert Thompson, in the
sne visited her sister, Jim titev.) v.lVate of Washington, and M.ro. Carl
Aluss. at Westium, Adieita, irerl gene, of Los Angeles, anu one broth -
cowmen -sue itt000r-iirm!,--vimamr-ante Orldeagb-illivitatostrref,14.ebnAvac.....
Trisait6
-tax% w&ximears,n1triir tort;
lupins *ere conveied to Lucknow,
11111 aliUtAtilLorain. Miss Ziiien The funeral og the late Dr. McIntosh
the *sot:lent norarian, at the took place on Mbeday. A service, at-
latLrary and 111 ner ausence tended by elergymen (yf many denom-
Miss elveLyn tiooper we.s capaiee, !nations, was held In King stnet
ttli6titate. Suited church, London, and the re -
G. L. ES) 1110101.11 where after n service' ie the United
11/211b5I1011A1Y woRmehareh theY were
laid in Greenhill
;).eeMetery. Mrs. Het heingt on of town
was in attendance at the funeral.
(From Monday's Toronto Star)
Cniess itlotterica harbor Is deepened, 11010X C1111U118,C1111 IAMB' ARD I
several eot, uanada is going to lose The regular monthly meeting of the
A CORDIAL SEND-OFF
J. Grant Moloney Honored- by Dom-
inion lltead allaeleine Co. Staff
a--thiff ..43t,or,,,tuci,.-kiksitw.,s.,serattry.trearattliOrf
.1.• left u Coulthurst (chairtnaii), -.T. .1. Itobett-t
son, G. L. Parsons, C. E. Asquith;
supply committee, .1. W. Fraser
(chairman), Dr. A. 11. Taylor, (2. K.
Saunders, I'. J. MacEwa-11 ; 'Mauve
cotumittee, 1'. , Mact'.wan (chair-
man), IV. A. 't'oulthurst, J. W. Fraser,
C. K. Saunders, J. J. Robertson;
school attemittuce officer, Thos. Bowler.
The board decided to forward the
membership fee to the _Trustees' and
The Collegiate Institute and Public
School Boards will meet at the‘G. (2. I.
buildleg on Friday of next week to
diSellSS a rrallgetueuts whereby the
11
Drie,
c,2?
TV 47
11
ft
On FrId47 owt:#3 11a4 clotio0n;
on, naiddierasett fartget ;t4
ublin, =as almost 1iOttl7
when the cutter to Nadch
ing crashed littal.Z-ien- with a "
ser,74 bus carrying the CMOs O.
“Majoro" to a hochey CtI•Mo C., alier.
t"Iihe accident occurred eibetat. 'One '
Intl° and a halt east of ,Seafortil
highWay tdo. 8.
It la tellenend theree'veae, no light Ina
the Ctitter, 'Which WaS ditiveliti.s1V-
• illon.,--nOphow of the nizin ;t1litif
his death. The driver seat arreet
on a charne of intogication.
tit
Arthur Leishman, Mitchener,
owner and driver of the bus, ca)
cutter -was-on-the-wroug-
road. HemtadeLik Lisverate lact.
minute eilitoit to pass on the leit'ede
but structi the borse-dr9witt • vehicle
heal -on. --Several hetZireir-pla*ti Itah;
AW,,ed the .
tlliZOVitr=
thereadan the hOrk:t....tatet
t liont of the brae and inSisriee to
head and face resillted in his deAth.
-" Twn,member-s-ot-tirelanitfortrextu----.fr---,--
entire, Bill Gerny, conch,,and „jus. Li-_-
4141.41111-M-A1174P., ITC,„LN:
"Gopit were cut °about tlai"
Dace by flying "'glace. The younger
Dillon escaped injury.
Tbe -liersc-,- trout lega -broken; watr
killed by Provincial Traffic °Nicer J.
't1
,
The remains of the late Mr. =on
Were Interred op Tue,sda,y at Dublin.
Au inquest Is ,being held.
BRUCE COUNTY U0
HAVE REVALUATION
County (Omuta]. Appoints Connamitt453
to Equalise, the Assessmarde
Bruce County, as Well as Huron, Is
to WAVE, 54 ell 1111117.ild011 of assess-
ments. This was decided upon at the
Pupils of the public schools nia,y- have, (1=1,11,1t; Line'etli.thige °Tr ,t,11.1wel4p KinCouelm.nty
erne- prtrilege ut- using The cia-sarbolOf (1,1M; had demanded a new valuation
for shop work and home ' and had threatened to take its case'
which are to be constructedi, this year berure a
at the Collegiate building. judge; so the County Council
Idevidtel to have a revaluation through -
The date for the joint meeting was out the whole county. The last Val -
set at a meeting of the G. I, Board. nation was made in 1927.
on Wednesday afternoon. It was the; i'nlike Huron, Ow Brum Council is
inaugural meetieg of the board, and not bringing in valuators from out -
()nieces HMI committees were namedside the county., but fins appointed a
for 103s as follows: Chalrinan P. J.! coninvittee of three rural and two ur-
C. E.; ban reeves to undertake the. teak. -
Mr. J._,Lirant Moloney, v!, no lur the. 3180Nwau; vice-chairman,
-tionso,r---propart-R—gookinitstoprfAtk,„,,A,„,14.nuf,---,akttetahig--at "1-4e-001,1%011„
macninery Lo. as butes t ugmt..L. , V
iiraL ot Luis weeii. to Lithe a puaiLiuu
editor ut "l'he Oanadian al
1. °run to, •
i'rior to his departure, on Friday
eveniug last, Mr. 1'. it. Aiellhargey
euieriaiued the stall allt1 employees at
lile Itoyal tLoWling alleys, and later
on in Lae evening all mo11 at the Oltiewi
of Lite Company, wnere the &tribes
Maysie Mureocit and - Mary- -liutisey
served hot dogs, doughnuts and co!iee.
At the conclusion of lunch, Mr.
Harold lavers, on ehart at the em-
ployees and stall, presented Mr. Mol-
oney vvittt ft handsome Jaeger ino'..9.1
rug. Trive party -etrite4-e/4ett sate gime
singing "For he s a jolly good fellow."
lite best wishes or it nost of friends
gow
i
t
h Mr. '')11111QueY to his new posl-
eon.
AIIiiS CALDER GOES TO LONDON
Miss aciariorie Calder, daughter of
dte-v, A.-0. &Meter and lirte---Cattter, was
ithe guest of honor at a gathering of
the choir of St. .t.'svorgee cnurch after
the evening serviee on Sunday, ut
whieh regiet was expressed at her
leaving this Week to ewer St. Joseptia
hospital, Loudon, as nurse -in -training.
An address was read by Col. A. 1.
Sturdy, president of the choir, and 111
behalt of that body Miss Uladys
IS'tiore presented Mies Calder witu a
handsome oiled silk unthiella.
Mies Calder lett for London on
Tuesday.
a lot nO"enippleg business. rhe stlir Ladled Aid Society of Knot chureh
was Veld this in the Royal York today sees held in the lectures room last Fri -
ley G.. L. Parsons, of otioderlsh. He (lase afternoon, with the president,
Will bead it deputation to Ottawa to airs. James 1iigiet, in the chair. There
request that the harbor be deepened
to ; ttthat W.t-Y-1Iva feet. -lie
say.ffthe mina mak; MO dtkelithed
the ;Sault Itiser and that Godericif
hagtor cannot take larger boats at its
present depth.
aresParsons also pointed/ out that
lei aggravates the sitit..Ition. JJe
gave f[lure,s to Chot7 that the lake,
drOpping from a I.1130 peak of12 feet,
Unlit OVen touelted WO feet sblee
XY!•,== Land,:at' ate kt ofbuti vat riao
Itttoiti Zot.
wile a good attendance of meanbern
TIte deVetiornil part a ehe meting
waa conducted jjy inefilheili of Ilru, 11.
J. P. Watter'e group. The Rcripture
Wart read by Mese icobel Maelinvan hnd
prayer was led by Mrs. Walter. Dur -
leg the kintairmca pert of the meeting
artaiggenlents l•yere made for the an-
nual, watt fa'. llitcrA'farrmider'etl•
by Mesciatno , C. Dunlop and IL K.
nevelt which was enjoyed by those
pre=nt. Whe meeting was brOticbt to
e1o5e iv the 2e1ie-Ulu:1 Of tiro lord's
Pcayor.
0
D. E. C. WILFORD R1E1'
Rome on furlough after spending
twenty-eight years as a InediLMI tote,-
sionary In China, in the Cheng -Tu dis-
trict, Dr. E. C, Wilford lo looking
after the practice of Dr. A. 41. Tay-
lor, who is 111 at his hone% Dr. Wit -
ford is a Blyth old boy. Ile has been
t 'Posen4e-singe-eLatiliz....bilx,14.40,„Sakn-
adu on furlough in August last. lie
will return to China this cowieg faiL
— _
[PASSES 87TH MILESTONE
James Giver, Ilrormerly of Ashileid,
Sends Greetingii from Kenora
Mr. James Giver', a former resident
of AshIleid, now of Kelton', Ont., cele-
brated his eighty' -seventh birthday on
January 19th. Mr. Olver was born lit
Clarke township In 1851, moved to
Mitehell when eight years of age and
to Ashfield In 1891. He Is now living
with his daughter, Mrs. It. T. John -
ton, at Kenora. Although not In
very good ha1fb physically his mind
Is clear and bright an_d_.1:7_1,7 able to
read-wlthetit Mamas
. -
Since he came toes Asidield, forty-
seven year') ago, he has been a con-
tinuous eubseriber to The Goderich
Star, and be now „looks eagerly for
the weekly antral Olt 'The ,Signal-Eltar,
itt2144ner 4111,111PeirItlAttlidalis:
Mr. (Aver tends greetings to an of
ht,001104tiedi vtito 'arc OM loft
in4
. .
Ratepayers ASsoelatIon, and to send
a delegate to the meeting of the
Onto rio Ed uca t lona 1 Assocla tion at
Toronto at Easter time.
%mounts passed totalled -$31i.
uCLillfl'flAN
ti
At 11 o'clock Monday morning, in a
Ceremony at the parsonage of North
street United church, Miss Lillian
Iona Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Ryan, of Goderich, became
the bride of Mr. Elwood Melbourne
! ASHFRELD PRESSTICERIIANS
Annual Congregational Meeting 1H101d
on Thurvellay lent
The annual congregational meeting
of Ashtleld I'resbyterian church was
held on. Thursday, January 27th, at
2 pin., the minister, Rev, J. K. liteGillivray, conducting -deVotiOnal
vices, and presiding as moderator-
throughout.The report of the session showed
that the usual church services at
11 a.tn. and 7.30 p.m. had been car-
ried on throughout the, year, with
Sabbath school sessions at 10 a.m.
from Me -y nttes--Neerentelane
usual, with a fair average attendance.
The number of deaths in the con-
gregation was strikingly large.. num-
(tiering eleven—more than WIC° ae
many as in recent years.
The rejuvenation of the .111ry Har-
die Mission Band and the Young
Culbert, of Goderich, son of Mr, and People's Society was hailed w-ith grad-
-Mrs. Pred Culbert, of lestowei. Itev. lication. _
W. I'. Lane ofliciathil. The -bride, The auxiliary of the W.M.O. had a
charming in a blue triple sheer gown good year la their meeting); and the
with (sprange of roses and hyacinths, contributions were slightly in advance
was attended by Silas Georgiva Ryirlis of last year and almost up to the al-
gwreoaormlisiguthiVie:vasm
Ilinverr.Loedsnculb
illeTertit,elocation.
The reports. of the treasurer° for the
brother of the groom. missionary budget and Dor the running
Immediately after the wedding sixexpenses of the local church were In-
tfm.n guests, immediate rehitives of the complete at the date of the meeting,
couple, gathered at the home of the but will appear in the printed report
bride'slater. Meantime an ad -
pa rents, Where a wedding din- to 1)0 1g -slued
ner Vvas served. The table eels taste- ionrned meeting will take up untie -
fully arranged and pink and white was billed business.
the predotninating note, with.a large ,,The following member'. of the board
white bell centring the table. 01 managers whose terms ezplred at
The happy couple left in the after -.f this meeting were All ra...-electedl to
noon on a motor t rill to F:11 14 t ern I succeed themselves . Mesorn. Thos.
wine flowered crepe with a grey 'tweed
a frock of MaeDonald„ cluiirurati, Henry tine,
Kenzie and Charles Wiley. .
Ontario, the bride wearing
fru vel coat and black accessories. Mr. Neil J. MacKenzie was appointed
I -
They will reside In Goderlea on their by the board to succeed r. RA.
Grant, who retires after a long r -
return. list of tery faithful and efficient twvice
•••• '
;:ii4-71(eLri:ile"attukilr. David G. --Zbewart
FUNERAL OillifiS. C. A. S111111PSON elesere. Janie:4 Isarrish, John N.
,
1.
w4i.e appointed on the staff of usliern
to serve in Pia CO ut menthern who
lia%e niv‘vil away or cannot act.
Alt • other °theta Is were re-elected
for the coining year.
The Niteroi of the late Mr.. Chafe
A. Simpsote who died at Detroit on
Tuesda y of lest week, 10014 place f rota
the home of her father, Mr. ltobert
Foley. Raglan %crept, on Friday morn -
Ing to St. Peter'S church, where Rev.
!Father Fallon gang reetilem high MOM
termetrt wen lu the COlibiLrov R. C.
cemetery, the pallbearers heIng Messrs.
; Matthew and Mkthael Foley and Jerry
;o"Connor, of KingsbriLige; Douglas and
!Chao. ft:Ailing-on, of Detroit, and Myron
, O'Reilly, of Gederich
! Attending from out of town were
'Messrs. Bert and Itlehard Foley, Mr.
iand Mrs, Douglas Simpson, Mr. Chas.
;Simpson, jr., Mr. Minn tilintraon and
Mr. and •Sirs. 4.'has. V‘ilson, all of
s
SHOWER- 111114t THE 13111.11Drie-'17fACT -
one of the pre -nuptial events ar-
ranged,, by f rieutis of Miss Lillie n
Rya n , now Mrs, Melbourne Culbert,
wag a "mlicellaneous shower" at the
home of Mks Ruth Drennan. The
gifts were brought in 011 a white -
de( -orated wagon In which meted /a
large doll dressed as it bride. The
wagon was found to contain many
lovely glfttl, for whleti*the bride-to4s3
Detroit.; Ma and 11,ra. Allan Simpson ..seepres.sed her GiallIM gaizea--'1701V
and-- ilatrgiater Gertrude and Tr in14141-ared, tme:h settvoly .4:11141 .a.6411.
Nom. I'..Striekland, of London; Mr. Ed. lightful time spent.
Foley, of Kingebridge.
DIERM! CCM= CILBLIlli
This vireos 1110. I). E. Campbell Qom-
tileneed hie duties at the Government
building an customs clerk and excice to Frank •L Camp, of 2.20u=alig 4-,',=1' '
1
examiner. He succeeds Hector Hays, of Mr. P. J. Curry and the Inta Tarrq,
who rented in NoT.Nenaber after holding Curry, of Buffalo. The ttarrlaae till ,..
the position for twenty.ave yearn, take place thia month.
ENGAGEMENT illk11401)==
The engagement is CitilliOtalLiNt-d 02.
Auleen lstelbe IAtt, of 00C1,40b.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a. &At,
•