HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-02-15, Page 1One Time Proprietor of The
W4t$ fl Mt EtigistY.
Fs* Year
erhomaz* MoGillicudtly, .for many years
proprietor of the Goderlch Signe]. and
Otte. of the besiknown newspaper men
oZ his tittle, died, in Torental. on TtiesdaY,
° of this, week.
,
Deceased, who was well known to
Seeree of local residents : was in 'his
eighty-first year. - With his brother, Dan
MoOIllicuddy, he -bought the -Ooderieh
Signal in the early .0Ightle.s. Many years'
ago he left the ,tligrial to accept a posi-
tion• 'With the ProvinehtI 43-overnment in
the Department AgilcuittlFe„ a field
in which he had, always been 'keenly in-
to ted tir h
vice dive years -ego after hiving -attained
the. position of Chief Clerk of his Dee
partmerit. He was one of the founders
• of-the--•Civil--Service--Aseopiationee- • e
He was anardent Ulan:nen, having
been t orn in the Green Isle, toreleg to
,
Canada with hisparents i nhis infancy
when his 'tether, a member of the Int-
e.--17.04.4-,ArlIPIee,WaeaetatiOnerie„ at eteilifeeee,
Ae,terl, his father's regiment having- 'bap
transferred•-ztoeeeKlogstoet-eethefanillee
etnaVed"too and when the' parent was
'leventually discharged from the service
theylotek up reeidenee in Guelph.
„
'ffet`fe Seen St041,11Y Engaged e he • *peke
, Since Cold 'Snap. Began
,
..This week It 18 net Only the coal men
Who are jabernhetse too.
are Wearing' the grin that won't etnne off,
What, the cold•, Of leett ,nrelaraO4ted#
Week -did towater.,taps. and stoves
'
was ,kust too bad ,for everyone, but 'the
plumbers.
They Worked all Sunday and the law.
(lea _not, object 'probably because the law
was too anxious to get -thatpipe thawed
out tea,
'Renee of them had to become ditch
:diggers,They say that the frost is
deeper in: the ground than any Of them
can remember, at least five feet. This
is a ba. 'of an exaggeration possibly, as
`Waterpipee are commonly not more than
forty incbee underground,.. and the
fret were sixty Mates there would be
no Water for anyene, However, it pro-
bably seemedlikefive feet before they
,got nU the pipes' in town cleared..
res . re C.d. frena ,e §er"
Thomaseand lris brother Danialearne
ed the, printing buthiess with the Guelph
Memory. Thomas transferred to • the
Leader of Toronto and -eventaally, with
hiS brother, founded the 'Brussels Post
'
They disposed Of their interest there
purchase ,the igna1..
Eventually ThoMas excepted a posi-
tion, With the Government, leaving his
brother to continue 'with the -Signal for
apaany years. • .
AS_ anLoffiger ite the Queens Own
Rifles, he took Vert ie the Pertlaie Rald
He viaaeati'active Meet:leer- Of the Bep-
•tiet church:, frequently appearing an the
public platform ar an -advotate Of 'tem-
PM.416e and later Of total prohibition,
ht One time his ability ee. a lecturer
earned ;Win a piece ori •the Chautauqua
circuit: ' • •
He is survived bv two ions,. Tbeis.•_,B,
J. .0.
.Betecherille; a deellehtere
s. :(ete) 0, ler. Holmes,- Lindsay* a
ughterein-liew, Dr.
tuddv of Termite. And a nephew. 47,'Well
,Of TOrOTIO,
Ek.E07140RS' SALE OF PROPERTY,
-The Executors) of the Estate of the
late William. Coats will offer for sale by
ptiblio auction, on Saturday, the 3rd day
of Marche at 12* o'clock noon, at the of-
fice of Hays and Hays, Hamilton, Street,
-Godericiree-Oneeeehe--followingtepreperter;
AFL NO. NO, IeeBeing composed of
LeteNee-874eirtetlerT0WrrOrGb-defldr
which „there Is situate a Substantial red'
brick • residence, with all 'modern con-
veniences, hardwood floors throughout,
.1 PARCEL NO -2—Beeeg• Ciimposed of a
garden or building lot on St i Vincent
Street, Goderich. -
Tills property' will be said subiect to a
, reserved bld. Inspection of the resi-
dence miterebe had_on_applieation_toethe
undersigned.' —
TERIVIS,—Ten per cent, of purehase
price at the time of the , sale and- the
\balance within 30 daerS. '
For further particulars, apply to
HAYS and HAYS, Haanilton St„
Ooderich, Ont.
T. GUNDRY & Son, Auctioneers.
. _Ceoderich, Oat.
drop earrioi Satuede,y,
reb. 14th. Probable/ near St,
George's -church Or on West St. Reward
Pinder leave at STAR OFFICE.
•STRAYED
STRATED.—Strayed unto the prem.
ites of ,Ifohn R. Beattie, Bayfield
Road, te• black Collie cidg! Owner '04
have--efenie by provingeprt eerty and pay-
ing expenses.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
VORTEX $5."--e4ljaVa how_people
recommend Cress Corn -Salve. Buy
the best—Buy Cress..". .
_
pOR SA14E,—+TOre,100-acre harms. ;Ape
-11- ply to -P. 0. Bo 153. •
TIltidIrrNAYIV/XVIVittr -dALIC
•' Sittg—We have for sale a eredit
note, worth $225.90 on a nevt Tiefd.-ear
-.tbr "ftittlfer-rattlettlara-ftlipTY-te leAtieS
aace,map, gattuthn"St., GOderieh,
WOOD -TOR -SAM
The Town has a quantity of good body
hardwood direct from the town, bush for
retie at $3.00 per single cord of one -foot
wood, delivered: - • - -
Also a limited quantity Of, good body
hardwood at $8.00 per lull ciord Or .four -
foot wood. Cash. With Oder.
Orders left at the Town •Hall will be
attended to.
••• le L. KNOX, °Town Clerk,
The Executor of the 'estate of the late
O. Fe Carey will offer. for Sale by publie
treetion, at the premises, on Saturday.
erd, ...comenerbeinaeat_ 1,30 04310ep
in the afterripere the following real
stLoatetee,I 12 -art Of S: teeGeorge's Bloek north
of the Crescent in the Town of Gedee
rfch-being enorteelSerticularlY described
in a--certairi•tteedewhielt Will be produced
at the time of the sale. '
elligether with'reVing"Rodirti Hall, Bea:
,ropm fiTig. Miscelaneous Furniture,
Dishes, Bedding and Ctarden Tools, and
other -articles too numerous to menthe..
The Real Estate will be sold.subject to
a reserved bid. .
TERMS.—Teri per cent. of the pur-
eina-se Vile& at the frme-oe sele gild the
blame within 30 days from the date
of sale.
Terme' on heesehold rfocds' and 'effects,
cash. IFor further particulars aPply to
-HAYS and HAYS, Hamilton St..
• - -Goderich.-Ont
GUMMY &, Son,-Auctiotteers.
• Goderich. Ont.
fl,H0I0E FARM FOR SALE -A -To close
an estate.. Lot 23, COn. 6, Gode-
rich Terre, torielsting of 80 acres of good
level :land, good house • bankeelearn
5efe58 feet; well antlewinciL111,-7-14-aere
orchard in full bearing, 18 acres plowed.
One. Ulf- _mile. /rem eeleureeheand school.
Rural' Mail and -telephone. Fee pled
and terms Capply to the elecutors, J.
LESLIE COX, R. R. 1, Goderioh, J. B,
-COX, 711.r. 3: Sul:W-
AWA Clinton. -
pkikays FOR SALE.—Forty acres, more
t`e- or less, the Property,, of the late
eriesftel, :situated at the end oi
South Street on the southern boundary
the town; of good clay loam, large
!louse and barn, drive eked; workshop;
hen -house; artesian well (135 feet), thl!
very best of water; gOad fruit trees
Ideal *location, close to schools and
churches. For further particulars appll
on the 'premises or -teePERCY or . WILL
NAIPTEL. '
unEgAt. DISCOUNTS' .
for preliitYtrient or :1984 Taxes
'are available 'for iebruaty.
It Pays to
pay early
S. 11.rit)ttEinSON,
*To Coliettor
TEE '0. F. CAREY CO.
* Fire; Aceklellt 'and Motor Car
INSURANCE ,
Office: . •
Masohlo Temple, Wait $t., Goderfch
Phone 230 * NEI.$01s.. MU, 'Mgr. ,
Mr*. Tom Bailey Stalin Poues
sioti . of Town Documents
ECHOES OF THE EIGHT
Cbairman,Ross Explahu
gion,i-Cialmts Someone Be. .
hind Lady. Council6r-
, All is net 'Yet quiet On the Hayfield
Dailyws
mabte. Regeives interosting
Copy, from Old Ooderigh -
MAT Resident in JUSAIS
• ,
When me Get Ifeiretl'e They lIldeev Off the eartimet nottit d4ity.310.0paper it,
, • . the P, K ' the eeorld, is the Clain* Of the Pairlesalks,
Three ,eXplesiona in t ee' WaS the bahy NeWa,Miller. r, :
toll exacted by. the *1cti teeniperatnr0 A eopy of thie interesting Sheet, pub:.
Of last week. -. : „ ' . belled M learbanks, Alaskee •Wee bretight
, All were evater jiteket vasea; •one 'et into theStar °give theother d,ay.'13$ Pe,.
Whith. Might bave been serieetee The L. Nt, Mabee., . He received his copy troM
front, . ' ' • three were Chas. RUffiee West Steeeto, on Ivellle Dunham, who will be remembered
Thorsday morning, %Carlson geid, • Bre* by most ed the older residents' of town
Mrs Toni eailey, lone woman eotineile , on rr. aY ine.rrOnge404' trdlrierd as being *he ProPrietor of a- drug stere'
. . .
ler, and Jeelen 'Peasereleeterl aPPlieunt Weston, West -etteet, on Sateetlay teepee on the corner now occupied by the Bank
1
i.6r the 11°Mtt°4 4Dt :viil'age e"stilliel ng of
these,--'.: 41kiliaa-.. 'Rubio oig:p.t .ho,' ve of1.4atr:)nnutrseniutsittl' Went to the 'YtiltOrt Abdul
were in touch with The Star .this Week j_.
. . been quite '. serious had he not lett. the 1500 Or 1602. aa Dr. Mabee remembers it
And. .explained their Positions vilth*refet- :Teem. a moment :beim*, .the lid blew off. and evintuealy found his way over the
ewe tothe eXeitieig Itteaing of the NO,. .01eces of Iron flewabout* the- kitcer butr line into 'Alaska; - where liebus'resided
lege fathers and mothers.. on "ilebruary iereeetemo was, in lris bettroonit 'ever since,
'Stn..' ' • - , Xnthe case of ltfoaxson Reid, the Witter. The NewselVfiner is an interesting and
avir..„ Pease itates two when The tette pipe, 'beret, hut no peat daniage was up to the minute paper, with plenty of
eing ePened at .7,30 p.m, the first- busie doti;,there not being -a ivery
advertising- and some cuts and a telee
hot fire 011
nees taken up, Was that of opening the it e ' time.., (Trail* eervite dealing With news of !a-
''
• sealed . tenders ot himself and Geo. Edward litteStorts -uproarious stove tos- istereenstou,tgoh
Allnastekrna4atsiolirlialpnartewiscutioerimmThtehree
stable. - . • , • •
Little ter, ,le. position or efiewe core.. , ... .4:Se,,,dittletreie quilnotg oeawolerk alozlro4esrpathrte if,14c)Ot raihemut
people o! the town which reads its
,,rhor,ce,,,, ,elleneeelorece,eneenontreeheet..ekackewhere„_ . .theYeebeloitgecl---So-no-•par papere-by-theelight- -ofellte- esatrorie- tare -
Mrs. 40;aileiti'' rose *arta Ilminated' iloline'ticular hartrt et a. PhYalcal nature came eel's for tour months Of the year, in
peathereposttiexr-eeg,ttedeeeeqeeeeee>t,etheexrdsadventurts-although-at: three, -tench- -with evhate-gOas-on hi- tife-7'greaf
countered by nominating • Oeo. Little,. are Alqurnilitc the exPense involved hi "ou4icle." ,
This ties seconded by councillor•Iluiton. repairing orreplacing heaters, • • -Possibly the -unusual feature of the
. Mr. Pease explains that the original. , The ACcident to the pipes and Cease- paper is the .advertisements ,of air mall,
story was astray in that he---0-u1d- not be -que.ntly tethe -refrigeration system - of 0.-. frerght -Sind passenger .services, an evi-
discharged from a position which hedid•Atore on the square Might properly be 'dende of what the airplane has done ., for
net bold. ' , . - - .attributed to the same cause tee) much the far ' north. Tripse. whie_h _ tormeely
An altercation then arose between , refrigeration of aenatutal variety.. - took days and weeks ere . now accom-
.Murdoch Rosaelf-elected chairman of ' The .result was a store devoid' of cus- Plished in a matter of 'hours. It has
the e,6unerar_ _arid__ eme _Jelin_ careeoneetbinens while the ammonia fumes had a brought. the remete Places close to civi-
chairman.' 'of the selool bostede were chance. to 'eVapora,te., .
ligatiori. .
Cameron wris petitioning the council for
the use of the old' tattle pound behind e4
uspended Sentence
the school as a, playground for the chil-
dren. 'This has been used before. • . .
. Mr'. Cameron became somewhat heated For Mrs: Elmer Bell
In his remarks when he was ruled out of I -,
order by the chalfirian. -Declining to be
.11enced. Constable Pease was asked to One Year's Good Behaviour
Ex-
sak to hint and have him obey the peeted fiern magistrate
.Reid's Decision
ruling of. the chair.
• Ilfra. • Bailey's Story ,
,She decided, it seeins, to become secre- In sentencing lame Elmer Bell, Ciode-
tary of theeCeoutecale_and nominated, her- rich wernate' attex.apting• to.
„ ,
-*self accordingly for the position. In this , secure wood from the relief authorities
ease she was .seconded by 4,s.ra Hitstere of the town under false pretences, to
She passed. her snotion form ager to the . enel Year% suspended ,pentenee, Magi-
eleeirman, and _weed bon to read it to &trate C. A. Reid _pointed out that the
the meeting., This he refused to do so !town was under no obligation legally, to enmmitted-on the nleht 0! Noveraber
ehe read it herself. She then appealed supply foodand fuel to citizens. 10, 1933, when Govenlock was weekeend-
toethe-interested audience to, back leer He laid, extetieleae_eteeeee onethe Point lug in seaforth• _ Xie has been •In. charge
up in her action. This, Mrs. Bailey as there ,teems to be a growing feeeling' h
of .the sc eel at Ravenswood in Limb -
says, they did with enthusiasm to she that some such law exists. , ton County for some months.
' (Continued on page 8) 'evidence was all in, the
GOvexilock with the girl and another
case, _which has beeri laid over three dif-
When the
-couple had attended a dance in Kippen.
mALE..........„..___HE.th
the contplainant-occupied the front
_
Returning from the dance, Govenlock
.
Et WANTED ferent tiines.,ter a variety of reasons, was
..._..... quickly' disposed of, accused -being- and
WOMEN WANTED.—Women - wanted given the ootion of summary trial. She seat while the other couple were in the
to sew for us .at home. Sewing had, through her counsel, Frank Don- back seat oe their ear. Evidence showed
, machine necessary. No selling. ON- n.elly, previously expressed a. wish for that there was some kind of struggle In
TARIO NECKWEAR COMPANY. Dee judge and jpry...--lier husband, again.st the front , of the car, duringwhich the
partment 258, Toronto .8.. whom the accalon had originally offence -1s alleged to have been commit-
ted. -It -was eelahned---thate arr -effort-wit
made to call assis•tance but that' no oee
heard the blowing of the horn on th
deserted road,' After the evidence wits
all in- Magistlate Reid-merved judginent.
The hearing of the 'evidence on the
lesser charge will ocaur on Thursday,
In the meantime Govenlock. was release- ed on the original ball of MOOD.
--Creival-Attorney _Holmes handled, the
ease for the prosecution while Prank
Donnelly represented_Clov.eolock,
Te.e.e_ .
Mr. Dunham is interested in one of
the air lines, His old friends in Gode-
rich hope that he .has been successfUl
and that his success continue:
GOVENLOCK ASSAULT CASE
First of Two Charged Heard oft Monday:.
,
-Caee to be Completed on Thursday _
'Most of Monday was taken up ,in
cunt' police court with hearing evi-
dence 'in the case of Thos. Govenlock,
theymmgemaneeelistrged-- with
and indecent, assault by a seventeen-
year -old Egnfondville girl.
,The former -charge was fully- aired.
The offence Was claimed to havaebeen
--e----- been laid, as shown riot to have been
AUCTION SALE directly implicated in the !actual at-
-A T.ronorr SALE OP DESIRABLE tempt, so -his -case Was dismissed.
. RESIDENCE PIROPER7Y. Thus ends a case, which has caused
• , considerable •dgelission, not because of
We have been instructed by Mrs. M. the amount involved,' which was small,
V. Montgomery, who is leaving Gotle- but because of the, priociple. The Wel--
riche to sellebee public auction at the fare Board felt that there was an in-
osnese__T.r.uce street, Gode_rich _.(1?ten. ,.
eereetePtiAlle3tart of,some
S
on-relleHo -take -too--much-for -grante AI'LgifiDAY'; EBRTYA-14;it and to View too lightly the sacrifices
• conunencing -et 2 o'clock sharp:- many citizens make -to aid their less for-
- A- well-built arid --convenient brick tanete fellow townsmen. An,•4ndifferent
house friode,rn conveniences, in- attitude' on the part of the Welfare,
eluding a good furnace and bath, living •
room.-dirtingeroontebedroonreleitene
n wriee
Board tow.ardi petty chiseling .on the
partof the eew, might easily lead to a
pantry on first floor, four bedrooms and
bath upstairs: vhere ,Is a cement eel- more general laxness on the part of
e .
lar, a garaae, and a good garden wtth the many teektfirartnce.
'several Mtit trees. The property is It, is felt that efie opinion expressed by
convenient to Central ,schota and to magistrate -Reid -on-the--whole queliOne
three churches. • •
• and the evident watchfulness! of ' the
TERMS.—Subject' to a reservehid. authorities will prevent any reoretable •
Ten Per.eent. at time of sale and fifteen oectirrence later.
per cent. hi thirty days. The balance -
cari be whinged to suit purchaser.
T. GrelleDit'Y de SON, Auctioneers. SPLENDID 'ICE. CROP.
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AttOTT- ON, BALE OP PAilakl ST-CrCet
ROBERT CUTT,,
StudicerMontreal-St--,
Cutt announees that he will. accept
a few more, pupils in voice or piano.
Pupils prepared for Toronto Conserva-
.Egaele _OM& Musical___CampetltiOn.
First Ice Largest. Harvest in 'ream Frona 1932 --.-.;-.1924
IIVIBLEDOTS, •
' Male Min. Max. Man
N ' Harbor ,
,
e7, mmts Baws. The best harvest pf tee in many yea, February 8
*
18 7 * 3 21 *
- ' ' is -being taketi-Oft- the harbor this Week "_ 9 ...e.e.... 7 ,7 • 2 22
, .
will tell by Publie ,Attetlen at Vi'est - - " 10 ,..... 1
.13 ' 3 * 2 2 0 *
• Lot 26; on :I'; WOO Wawanosb., on nilf erhrtkitwrssi
from 16 to 20 inches, 'clear , " , 11 ,. 18 8
anhard anti Passed by the Institute of " 12 17 6 30 18 x
etioNDAY,-Flgel. 19th • d 32 22
e Titbit° Health in London as being abso- 22 2
commenking at 1 o'Clock sewer " ' 13 . 33 17_
luttly safe for human consumPtion, the " 14 33 28 28 2 0
firms who need it are jubilant. The ( ) endleates below zero, (ee above
nth house Ate begitmlng to bulge. C.
C. Lee is putting a lot away for the
hotel Sunset. 'Graham Bros. are. storing,
innidds Of , tons., ..• flirds-of-Pasiage
expect4 that at lettet 2.000 tons
will be harvested, all told,
Mild is .43eing garnered not without
some trouble.' Petet -Maeboreeld„nad hie
knee badly braised and cid 'When a large
block Slipped and fell from the skidway;
He Is resting comfortablyeln Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
Bert etteeDeriald, harbor master, is an
interested Mid helpful spectator of the
°Nations.'
Insuranciand Realistate-
D6Ailiquirt ritomerAL,
. mutdothut, zoNDs.
Regarding Me assurarie.e the foolish man, .sayeei cannot afford.
it; .1 do not teed it; It is'too expensive; I will take it a little later**
The *Wise .inan soar -It is safe and profitable. It saves Money
and ereate3 eStated* It preset-0'es' the lion* and educate t children.
*It +candela 4.0.14$ And orovidas cash for*Mergentioai It kilis want and
. worry and converts doubt, iltitb certainty.
• To whkh chit!, do'ynit Wetly
MIderce 4$
1 116 14 It L'
Cattle. -1 Holstein cow, 8, yeara.eld; 1
Red tine, 8 years •dld; 2 steers. 2 yeare
old; 1 steer, 1 year. old; -1 heifer; 1 year
old; I calf, 2 weeks Old; 1 red cow 6
years old, due to freshen June 18; 1
roan Cow 4 years, old; just freshene,d;
red cow, aged, •due to freshen JulY 18;
1 roan heifer .3 years old, just freshened;
1'Ved cow 8 years old, due to, freshen
May 14; '1 :kiwi cow a years old, due to
calve; 1 red heifer, 2 years old; 1 roan
heifer calf, 3 months old; • 1 white heifer
calf, 2 weeks old,
• Horses. -1 brown horse, 7 years dld; I
hay; horse, 7 years old. -
Sheep. -8 eWee and 10 Islas, and 7
ewes, yet to Ozzie in.
• Fit. --1 sow and litter; 2 York hogs;
1 sow, due fa • farrow treb. 16th; G
chunke-, arettrid 125 lbs. °
PoultrY.-40• hens, 1 year "old; 2 geese;
; gander,. turkey hen.
tedgeni, neaely new:
• set Bain sleighs; 1. set, .harness, nearly
exere 1 hay reeky, new; 1 Meet b'ox;. 1
gg rack; 1. buggy; 1 neeriilg disc 'seed
111; - I* valk1ng-plotig1t;"116wf I sugar
kettle, with feet; 1 cutter:. 1 tar trailer;
Massey Harris binder, 4 ft. cute 1 Mate
eey Hartle Mower, 5 It cut; " 1 leaft
ProZt& :Wood hay rake; 1. M. If. ttliti.
Vtititt, 134.66th; 1 Meting riding plough:,
lqcTaggert fanning Mill; I set 4-600.
Jaleinond harrowel 200 bushele eetS1 20,
Wend() btlekeelletet. „
t'arn1tt1rre..:4
14 bake, tabic 1 three-btirrter gatoltltQ
*Stove.
1.10 testriNk M tOOrletott are 041*
farming. '
OIrilaA Itt054 041$
,,tPropri A
* Minor Affokfra 11ith
6, Ores, ..,i)00,*o nixtovtOnSeerences
goo the firemen rOn$ an ThurtdaY,
nth. and On.,004004.Y. the 12th.
The first, at the height of the told
vAve... was to the.residince ot Maitland
Beediec corner of Napier and 'Victoria
streets,- where the stove pipe, clogged
with Ket*:"Oattght llte and Was Spread-
ing to the wall of an nosh* room when
the fire fighters arrived and putit out,
It was one of those affairs which might
have proved very serious, as eleven
peOPle live in the house, and the tem-
perature 'made an especially hot • fire a
necessity, •
The second eall eanie•In the middle of
Monday night's blizzard with the 'wind
Waring great Clouds of snow in all dir-
ectIonte obseuring vision, The chimney
at the residence of -Jas. Durnin was on
fire but the brigade put it out in a few
minute& .°
Mrs. Tilos Gundry
Passes Suddenly
unexpeeted
demise of Mrs. Thos. Gundry, one of the
best known residents of the town. on
Wins on 09,4400 Ice by Score
*of 3-1
CLOSE CHECKING GAME-
•
can't alwaye wine* is an, Old rev-
ing and is the only good, reason
Cloderieh Sailors lost to New Ilainht41
by the score qf 34 in the first ot their
playoff' games fer the clistriet henora at
the West street rink cti Vire411,04dar
night.
The next game will be in New 118M -
burg on Pridv night and there le no
reason why the marin;;711=7"-zotetvm..
•It. is true that. on Wednesday night* •
play the visitors looked better than the
locals but anyone Who haa seen a icit ,Of
hockey - hese:also seen a lot of remark-
able reversals of form and for no apper.
mat good reason.
A two -goal lead is net an insiiPerable
handicap, even on enemy lee. The
series is not yet over.
The big ice surface on the local erena.
1,CLIS a lieleIrtremewegeenibiirelnellielf
last flight'e forem but it _will_nqt beAtit,„
iajne when they get home, They had
Godericre, pretty much at their mercy_ . .
tunes but at that it was not a scoring
Thursday, February 8th, Came as _a bee- The _Dutchmen_ got 'only_one goal
shock to her many friends. - in -the fine -noneeert- the -mmond- and ;two
Mrs. Gundry had been in poor health in the third, so their efforts, were kept •
for some /inonthe • but it was not known pretty- well spaced out. The least en -
that sher condition was serious. She couraging feateire sif the local showing
had not been confined to her house and was that one flukey goal scored by W.
had been carrying on -her totem -ate as nobinson wincii bounced off -Hanters
usual when she wits seized with a sudden skate to bulge the net. Flukes do not
heart attack on Wednesday evening, win many games.
from` which -she did not recoverTo of the visitors' goals were rdce
clean efforts eithougb the third, the one
by Faber had .sonte of the same, ear
marks. ' • • -
It wee a hard game with cloee -check-
ing not making, for a bFilliant, display of
the international pastime. A ' hinged -
on the' outcome and both teamit were out
New York, more than thirty years agoto evoid •sltps. which might tees district
returning to Godericlt tvith her husband honors out of the window. As a rest*
and residing here eiter • shice.
, it lacked something of the, thrill hich
She was an interested member of Knox comes of chance takihg, wide open - w .
Preebyterianeehoreh and 0, uee eneeabeee_but a lot of mighty heady hockey *al -
of the Women's Missionary Society.' She the, result. The whistle slowed down
was also keenly interested in the Alex -e both 'sides at times w.lien they were just
Deceased was formerly Emma Laird,
daughter of Mt'. and MrS. John Laird of
Haysville, Weterloo Con/Ay, and later of
Seaforth. She was horn in the State of
Illinois While her parents were reekiding
there temporarily in 1868. She Was
married to Thos. Gundry in 'Brooklyn,
andrae Marine and- ,Gen.eral. Hospital, geithig right
being a member of the Women's Auxil-, Doak has nothing to - gret in- goal
and the balance of the te m gave Yeo-
man service with the. Veteraes, Hamel
and 13.6wman beldine pp the peecteened
of the honors. witia Cleah game,
ten penalties in all being handed out,
half to each team.
Friday tiight can tell a -different story.
The Iine-up:
New Eamburg—Ooal, E. Hamel; de-
fenee. BIngeman, Roth; centre, H. Ham-
el; wings, O. .Bowinan, L. Bowman;'
subs, Faber, Hubert, Harris, ItalbileLsch.
Goderith—Goal, Doak; defence, Wood,
MurneY: centre, Stoddart; Wings. Mc-
Donald, 'MacKay; subs. E. Robineon, W.
Robinson. Allison, Snazel.
• Referee—"Speedy" . Oliver, Galt.
iary for some years. A member -of Ah -
meek Chapter, 1.0.D.E., she hd • long
beenV!.4i1itseefteleee
long be -felt by these organizations.
The funeral service was held from
the family home, Elgin Avenue, Sunday
afternoon, Rev. fee J. Lane officiating.
Besides her husband, Thos. Gundry,
deceased Is survived by one son, Thomas
junior, both prominent in the district;
J. De Laird, a brother of Buffalo, N.Y.;
and two sisters. Mrs: W. M, Mark and
Mei Laird of 'Woodstock, Ont.
_ .
odench-on the
Cci'rinA .veizts
taxio During the Cold Snap ANI) BUSINESS BRIEFS
ebtfoo-t'15-tnhye oderinhite Triira. of hirt—a/a.Briv --"dt
pipe in which to iftte, Tate Week 'should
have convinced him that he' would DOL.
have t.n go very far talareeworse,
Just take a look at the tempgraturee
In other towns and cities in Ontario,
farand near,. during last week% cold
snap.
tfordelfe below, •Mitchell 38' below,
Clinton righe next door as it were. 40
-Wow* 48-- below, Tsistowel 32
below, London 27. bcicw, Walkerton 62
belovieeanderee.00eysith peactigally every
town and city in the province. Of all
the official temperatures given, Ooderich
with 23 below fox a few'entleutee one
night wag the warmest place in the.area
affected by the cold wave.
Towns -north and west of Toronto Midi
as Brampton and C013 Hill were so cold
that they did not like to talk about it.
We. were 'cold here too *but by compari-
son, were quite balmy.
Yea, Goderich is a pretty good,place
in which to live.
VICO 'for health. -Drink 'y o u r -
eeetest this wv.
Reserve Saturday, March 17th, for the
ammel St. 'Patrick's tea of the Mission
Beodeof North_St. United ch
Oxen.
The Wornen's 'institute are holding a
(600) Card Party in MacKay' Ifall on
Thursday, February '22nd, Admission
25 cents.
The regular nionthli-diebting- of -the-
Saltford •Thaspital Auxiliary will be held
,at the hem •of Nine Jas. Adams,. Thtet
day, February 22nd.
The regular meeting of Knox ehurch-
W. M. S. will be -held on Tuesday, •leebo
24th. at 3 •p•en. Mrs, Waite will give a
paper_ on Jewish werk anda reportot
the Huron Peesbyterial will be given by
„Nese Mary Gordon.
The regular meeting- of the Arthur
Cirele church will be held
Tuesday, February 20th, at 8 p.m., in-
stead of Monday. 19th. Miss Somerville
will have charge et, the meeting; Miss
Edna MacEwan will give the paper.
. _ - • •
The Ahmeek Chapter I.O.D.E., will
hold its annual meeting Inthe library
Monday afternoon, Pebruary 19th, at 4
o'clock. A large attendance is request-
ed, as important business will be discus-
"Can get a meal here"
He was a Wanderer on the face of the
earth, a Product of a faulty system. Not
old, not to young, but an altrilep Chap
'such as you and I have come to tame
so well in the last' few unforgettable
years.
PENSIONER, CELEBRATES "Right on throligh there," replied
" ' • • • • Towii Clefk Knb hO•alEiti eciffie
Jack. Mepoeit arranged a petition 16k now the type 'Vette elroffil find
himself. Ile bad to wait a bit for it
arid mu% it .,..parne from the provincial - I/
thietecatetliere and you ean get a Job
authorities it ieteined like -a geod thine to on uie woo e.
letriettileberaatned_tshae shteu•ffgliehkinidehitititsolrni:hwthioutt w,,c'o*Wdooloield..p,11e, eh! I'm not afraid of
onto the road in the e()Iel weather.
When he Wits Olcked up he was uncom-
fortably thilied;) the temperature of
around thirty -0i, heloW tiot being mueh
likea softener -rephyri. -The attthoritiee
didn't think inueh of JaCk's idea of the
So he passed on through the hall, in-
to the town Wood yard. Seeing no chief
about he looked at the wood and then
coaled a onvereation 'with coine by-
etandere in the --free and easy , Wee of
the open road.
proper way to 'spend the government's Oo to , cut tonie wood here to get a
patrimony to Jack Weal have te take' bite to eat Welt witch 'Me' put 'ono
tire of it sutr more, The Itouse,of Re. over on the chief when lie conies.°
;tugs will do that for, him afto tine. and 4tu1It then Chief PestlethWaite hove in.
Will be ristire4/14,0a/ e"nfortapivrOlt1itt I
Lme front now on.
211 w*IlderetIWb 4) ft inoment iiieforo
itas almost strutting, suddenly assumed
an air of dejection.,
!Thief, / can't do it1 don't mind
doing some wood but, gosh. how can I
cat weod when IC haven't had anything
to eat for so long my stomach thinks
throat's cut?"
The Chiefgrinned his well-knoWn
in. He hal seen a lot of them, too
"Sorry! :Utile here is --•NO 1.1,Wk no
The wanderer limited at the thief.
atarted to enlarge 'pn his troub1e:1, thee
euddenly etoppech,
"1 guese itel right," he said. "Every-
one =ye, so." , •
"Says what?" asked the chief ettrious-
ly.
"Why," answered the matt from over
the horizon, "In every bunk house, 'every
flop, every • police station from Montreal
to Windeee, Plea ,Ufliten on 'the
*alb, on the seas. anywhere. "10.:1P
away from Ooderich. They make you
work there.i-I should . have known
etwougli, to keep May trom the best ad.
vertited town in 'Canada,"
Saying wbkb, the wanderer wandere
.oti his weary way.
The L. 0. L. 182 will hold a 15 -cent
social in, the lodge rooms, North St., on
Tuesday, Peb. 20th. Cards at 8 p.m.
Lunch served. Everybody welcome.
BORN
130WRA.—At the Alexandra Hospital,
on Friday. February 9th, 1934, to Mr. arid
Mrs. Fred, Mere, a daughter. ,
eALLows.—At the.,.. Alexandra Hospi-
tal, ort Friday, leebruary Dth, 1934. to
Satre allt): Mrs, -Reuben- Salleea. Se•-Geet--
ge's Ceescept, a son.
DIED -
OREE11.-- et London, oit Thursdair.
ieebruary Otte 1924, in his 73th year,
George Albert Green. .
inEmoulAm
SPROTYL.-1n loving memory of my
dear httsband. William Sproul. who
paesed aay Vtbruary, 18, 1927.
We 'traveled We's road together.
Ainiat luipe and faith and 1070,
And ‹otlquered hett/te toget
With strength, od tori*ort %rem God,
His pretily* it ever neer)***
lite‘looM *mains with tee 'yet
rI1C Was the kind ot 1husband.
Bis loved One wili VietVer forget
sgy titiatad bY his IOYink Wifft;
RIIODA Milt**11,4,