The Goderich Star, 1934-02-22, Page 1«Mfalillattlattking. ,I3c4its 'teltleittr
SCIIIItee, aDifficult Job for
r Elevator:41M Mill
The S cold, weather sai*4;.etineeqnent's:lce
f.tn the„harhqr.is 4 source of troubleahti
expense to the Elevator and Flour Mill -
Ing companies'. .
Lastweek the Unloading of the
Steamer,' 3/1ricoldoc was 'cotapleted and
the Anna, V. Minch wei'Viith .etensider-
- Able diffictlitY *Ought ,under the saute
,o the t,7ip,derlett Elevator and Transit
Conipany , and her contents removed,
This week the Burke will be emptied IV
the Transit Company and the Prescot by
the, Western-CanadaFleur -ICUS Co
The operation of cutting the boats out
of the ice is a daily one as each night
'the ice ferret anew and the work of the
preceding day has to be repeated.. Cut -
ling the ice' and disposing of it together
with the mahouevring of the boats :under
the schutis 'requires great labor and in -
The ice has to be disposed of by means
.and earriee them hundreds of feet, finee
thunPing 'them over th.e breakwater
into the river. The cleared spice left
atound the boats is small but in tt the.
huge 'freighters with their tons of grain
must be manoevured by Means of long„
wire- cableseattathect to the plant mach--
inery. With the.se, men who have be-
come expert, play checkers with thou-
sands of tons of steel, there being no
waver -of ecourseeen the boats, themselves,
during the winter, •' •
•
Occasionally the services of the teg
are required but the boats are finally
brought under the schtites arsd their con-
tents transferred either to the Elevator
or to the storage bins of the Mill.
The whole_ recedure, in a winter
such' as thls 15qitte an expensive one.
• Reni iS now on Canadian market for
sale. 50 cents a bottle at *,Campbell's
-Drug Store, Goderich. •-
• The Executor of the Estate of Susanna
Walter will sell by public auction at the
premises, East Steeet, Goderieh„ on
elATIIRDAY,-eozel. 24th, 1934
oiiqg 4'e
noon; "the lolloveing chattels:
Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room
and Kitchen. Fat:entire, including. -rugs,
curtaine-suid-pittares and Other articles
too numerous to nientlon.
-TERMS 9SALE-Cash.
particalare apply to
HAYS and likys,, Hamilton St.,
Goderich, Oa:glee _
T. GIINDEVY &SON; Auctioneers.
Heckel.' OA r1411:4 'Oat*, Niittte at RLk
A, grand. wind-up to the 'heekey , eta-
eenIs Planned bes 010 00der4Ch Inter.
Mediate HOCke,Y Ch1lt or Wednesday,
alfeil14,1tebrilarY 28the
A. eatetival night ittethe*.:Weet'St. rink
with. 'NAM CePtigOkih COP* OW Other-
wise,. ,esseeS , foe. eeldeeson& tssettnie, '•,,atid.
souple of part time hockeY Iteettches!are
planned, • .
Sneeial teeters, Will be a breera ball
Dune betTeen teams of old timers in
the, leackey World, This is an event
which is always Prednetive of a great
deal Of fan as the idea is to, ptit a f eat -
ball 'between the goal.pesta, using brooms
place of lineltey SOSO.
• Prizesewill be dietributeci for Various
events. Many People enjoy these cared -
Val events and are already ---Planning
their costintes. for -the affair, It is felt
by the e6ramittee an Charge, that a large
erthed iS eertain. The affair will start
nOt '14004n 8 eeeleele and .possibly
earliere-Detailswilfsbe'-'annotnecedelater.
,
E. P. tiarling, *Consulting Engineer, of
Bene1t:#:2, °Mark, a gentlemaneminent
in his Prefesslon, appeared before the
town council on Monday evening, Feb.
lath, and explained in 'detail •the neceea
sity for the laying of a new waternmin
Goderlcii. ' -•
PollOwing a long seseion diming *which
many questions were asked and clearly
-stnewered,-...the.....countal v�te& tos _vend
four thousand dollars, approximately, to
deepen and enlarge the pumping basins
and clecidedtto put off the consideration
of_ the 'new main to some future time.
871-1-tr4-iiaywere neet-Weens-i
being evident that the majority of the
The, Executors Of the Estate of the
Sate We:a sswill-offer foresale by
public.auction, on Saturday, the 3rd day
of March; at 12 o'clock noon, at the of-
fice ot Hays and Hays,. Hamilton Street,
Goderich, Ont., the "following :property:
IFIAROXIi. NO,
1 -Being composed of'
• Lot N.0. 871 ntheeTovne of.Goderich, on
whiele'there-ls situates -substantial 'it'd,
brick residence, witli all inodern con-
, veniences, hardwackl 'ffoOra throughout,
etc,
• pARL081. NO..•2 composed of a
• garden or building' lot on, St. Vincent
Street, Goderieh. • "
ThIS property will be sold subiect to a
reserved bid. Inspection of' the resi-
denceemay„be had on' application to the
• undersigned.
TEFEMS.-ren' per centof purchase
price at the tithe of the sale and the
balance Within '30° days. *
For further particulars apply .to.
effAYS , and HASYS„--HamiltOn St.,
Goderieh, Ont.
T. OUNDRIt 8e Son, Auctioneers '
Cloderith, Ont,
VICEMITORS' SALE or EtEsLOEN-
WILL PHOPMTY. .
'
f,,ions' Club Responsible for. En-
tertainment in Capital
• ' Theatre 114argjx, 8 ,
{Much interest is being„„mateifested„..in.
the forthcoming, entertainment • beffig
staged by the Lions' Club in the inter-
ests of their crippled children's fund.
The Lions Club is cldsely associated
-
with this most admirable welt in all
parts of America and the.results to chil-
dren, who might otherwise go through
life without the blessing of sound limbs
are such as to Merit the most . syMpa--
thatio co:anieration of everyone.
In addition to the satisfaction of
assisting .with this splendid work there
-will be 'a. program of exceptional- merit.
• Thursday, Mardi 8th, has been set aside
• by the :managements of the Capital
Theatre who ..are, contributing.' as their
share the tilCatre and the fUxn.
lit ad-
dition tO 4,414 length, 1•egttlar picture
performance there Will be 'a Comedy
sketch with' monologiees by Geo., Jetuter
and .Daig flexjiy:Of _Louden, Ont., piano,
`314,04k,"at.,414t,t1iir nUtabers by Miss Gene
CoritiOnS' 'an3,Z03,ineders and Mrs.
Jack 1ober these capable artists, to-
gether With greup dances, arranged b
' *tiy,
jadiSa"---ItAtiry-4-Piti'sailei-:Inakelifis' ane -
• ing's entertainment such as is not often
offered to the people of Goderich.
It is expected that there will, be A large
attendance Such as the character of the
entertainment and the nature of the
cause to be benefited warrant.
,
,T119P. Stark of itorki Hat _ ot Itraelticar was *elected. " President
=alle0111 acting for Thos- Sturdy, of .the Goderleia braneh NO. /09 'Of the
has issued a Wrtt for $1,000 against the Canadian 'Legion at 411,4fr annual election
'row* CiOderieh, 0/. 000Per and
exwtati an.,,,connectiou with of Officers in the clubrooms oa Thure-
the fax sale of FebruirY 14th. when the day. rehruarY 15t1:ee4to
fUrniellings of the Royal Hotel' Were sold Major Herb. Jane,- iring president,
to eatisfY.- the towyes claim for taxes, .• thanked the mem r
and officers for
Action Was first hiatitnted by the town the wholehearted support .which they
more than is year ago to dispose of the had given him during his time° Years of
furnishings, of the hostelry itsetion‘ciface. and asked the same unfaalkng sup -
of its claim against Thos. Stpatly, Port ,for his successor.
prietor„ ' At the instance oll,1;13104Y-MfartaThe, election was a simple affair, the
ltaircr action was deferred in elitdesthat whole "slate of officers as recommended
Sturdy might have ALL.chanee..4tArrittateyAtY__ the _nominating committee being re -
a settlement. As More ths,4, liattytUrnest by the Meeting. This was parti-
elap.sed and no settlement. at the'tnlarly pleasing to the members as being
town felt that,,,,the,hAttne lid'etane to ladiesitiVe or a epirit of comradeship and
close the ,case - out.---Thtfturrdslainge good fellowship which tendsto make the
'brought only 492.45 and Were 'purchased aranch the force for good which it is in
by A. J. Cooper whet °wets thtanortgage. the community.
The leadin is for wrongful -agitates- but It was decided to have an at home at
no particulars have been filed. Mr.. which the members and their families
t-Dlificey statfrthaTtliteit-will be eriteredHltifisrvetlebettesitireXeelerlike "merraild'ertz
within ten days, F.'Do, !Telly. re.pre. Lltertain t,bera eards and possibly dano-
eee,
• One coun±cillor maintained. h_ie -Staricl!
that the matter should go to the people,'
in the form of a bylaw.
- This diSpoees, for the time being et1
least, of A matter which might, at a,
moment's notice, be of grave importance'
'to the people. • , 1
So far as it goes, the impeovement to
• the pumping basin is a distinct gain.1
• Mr. Darling stated that this was neces-1
• tary, not that it will provide more Water'
for the use of the citizens, but that it
will render impossible the stoppage of
e plunpsuckings through alr.
If the engineer's plans are followed there
Will be two basins feolii -each 'of which.
will lead a pipe to both the service sup.'
ply and the tire pumps. In Ithis ease
there will always be an alternative basin
to draw from in ease an accident occurs
The Executor Of 'theate eatof' 'the 'Tate
O. P. Carey will offer for sale by ambito
auction, at the Premises,' On Saturday,
'March 3rd, Conemenclng at 1.30. o'clobk
in the afternoon) ,,the, follciveing real
estate: T,
Let-aPart of -St. Georges Bloek.north,
of the Crescent in the Town of Code -
rich, being More particularly described
. in a tertain deed *kith. will be prodttted
•at the time of the Ode.
Together with Living Room, Hall, Bed-
room sea Miscellaneous, Pardus*
131theas,Beddlilg and- eaardets
other articles too munerout to Mention,
'The Real *Estate will- be sold albjte
eet e
a reserved bkt. ,
eTERMS.-Ten per ont. df pura
thase.price at the tirde Of Sale and the
balanee within 30 daya trent the &fee,
of sale.
Tomos on household goods and effects,
cash. For further particulars apply tO
HAYS and , HAYS, Hamilton Ste
elodeekla, Ont
T. GtaNDRY St Son, Auctioneerk
• ,Ooderitla, Ont.
LCTSTe-A - brown Water Spaniel pup,
Finder please notify THE STAR
biereCE and revive reward.
OST. -45-11 West' Street, -Thursday, a
pet canary, all yellow. Reward
offered, Leave information at STAR
FOR. SALE' TO- -
poB-sAix,,,,Twsuot-,pxreAtmg—Ap,
ply to -P. o. Box 153.
Von REHM-Ceritrat warmi house for
jL rent. Apply to W. HOWELL..
VOW ItENT.-A small, comfortable, 5-
-named cottage and garden. •Suit-
able for young or aged couple. About
live inilesi from Godericb.. Apply ' to
STAReOFFICE.
pARM FOR SALE.-Porty acres. more
A. or less, 'the property of the late
H. W. C. Nate, situated at the end ol
South Street on the southern boundary
of este Jowl; of good clay loath, large
•lionteaand -barn, -drive sa,edt workshop;
hen -house; artesian well, (135 feet), the
very best of water; geod fiadt -trees.
Ideal location, close to schools and
churches. Fpr .further particulars apply
On the, premises or to PERCY or WILL
Rit.FTEti. , •
TRE 0. F. CAREY.
Fare, Accklent andMotor Cor
INSURANCE
og4:
Masonic Temple, Went St., Goderich
Mame 23.0 NELSON '
J. W. CRAIGIE
Insurance and Real Estate
roosumorr ritomcritNn?A1 BONDS
z.
,
to the other.
• Why the ,New Main
The reasons fols the Installations of the
of considering all of 'the drawback, from
new main proper. are several. • The
the government 'as. money saved to. the
present main.* is a• ten -inch pipe which
was •laid-emcire* than thirty years ag6. 1- town, because government expenditures
had to be paid for -by the taxpayers any -
At that time methods in use were not,
as effielant. as those *developedtin the in- waY(
It was pointed out that only a small
tervening period. All joints between,
portion of the taees• for, this psirticular
pipe lengths were sealed with lead pack -
job would be:paid-locally. In the mean -
ed into the sleeve in the
mean e. time, work. wouldI ..hglitroVicled' for num
more penverful Pumps have been Instal -
berg Or tthemPloYed. Taisini.the course Monday evening, ilebreary 19th. saw
led capable of generating a force auffi-
, of the work •about $6,000 would be put the :first of the meetings of an interdee
cient to leWv. the lead out of these
in circulation, .a sum much larger, than nominational character for young peo-
faints When, in emergeney, full newer is
it seemssaten It is considered that its ,ple. It was held in_ Kieb-i church, the
turned on. -Tint iias happened in a
circulation among the citizens would be speaker being Rev. D. 13. -Rogers,
small way and. with only partial power
responsible for the settlement, of -sever R.D, _secretareigiouseseducation_
on several times in the last few years times its original amount in outstanding for the Church of England in Canada.
,but the leaks caused shown on the bills. If there is one -thing the town and • A large audience, composed mainly of
country needs above 'all others it is younge-People -from the various yhilprotest-
-money-4n•cireulation. • ant. churches -in town, was -on hand to
If a large -fire were to start in the The.e6hjection Is not valid anyway, give attentive" ear to the speaker. Rev.
tewn would not, be possible to use full as otherwise the Government should be D. J. Lane, pastor of the church, was in
• pressitre without danger of blowing out censured for spending money for relief eharge qf the meeting while Rev. J. N.
one of -the _joints compretery, in which purposek H. Mills of St George's Anglican church
case the town would be without water One. councillcir stated that he did not introduced the speaker.
and the tire would have to burn itself believe the old pipe is a danger. J. B. A choir, made up of memlse,rs of the
out. •• Prelibyterian Young People's Society,
assisted in the• servicce. 'Wise Gerteude
„Heist contribnted es solo. ,
Rev. Mrs Rtigers eiYose as his text
surance for the town would be forced• .
practically' all ,jth
ointe on e hill section verses 13. and 14, from to the Epistle the
erery-litiglt-euttilesidettuateepreetedione velseterreinforced-by -now so as liplans,---rlits one thing I do, for-
a difficulty Which many pe e objected
to strongly at the time.
'The proposartolay t main now was
objected to on the geo nd that it would
cost too much to 'di through three to
'five feet of fro ground, It was
pointed out that t e work would not get
started for a co le Of weeks at earliest
and that only moderate amount would
have been ac omplished before the frost
would .have been Out of the ground. Cer-
tainly, not as much extra money would
have been spent o work On frozen
ground as Woad have been saved by the
drawback which could have been secur-
ed from the government if thelob were
done under the priNincial- relief scheme,
'Town. Costa Drawback
Much objection yeeet voiced_ to_ the, idea
ates---Theed
.chtding the Itedeuerere left with the exe-
cutive cOmmattee to -work out. They
will be annothiced *later,
Comrade F. 'Booth presented his trea-
surer's report which showed the branch
to be in a healthy state financially. He
was ,directed to send another $25 to the
Welfare Board for the particular use of
ex -service men on relief.
About thirty members were present
and they elected their officers as follows.
Past. President, Major A. II. Jane; presi-
dent, J. W. MacViear; .vice-president,
*Charles Barker, George Schaefer; secre-
tary, Wm. Mood: treasurer, P.. Rooth;
assistant treasurer and pension advoeiste.
Major A. H. Jane; eerge.ant-at-arins, Roy
McLean; members of exectitin, D. E.
Campbell, B. Wark, J. Matevin, M.
Clairmont, F. B. Riley, W. D. Saunders,
Ilowierds Robertson.
coppfg, wire low rtharge.
Do- the Theft
NoinY PeOPle hitt'Ne been puzzled 01 the
eight or len; ,lSestvet, eelaPer" Wire. 1Y100
on the VOW' and Melting' it* VitY (0110c4
lY 50 the earth or Paltionient ot the down-
tOWn eectione. ,
Anyeate Wold lMeitine that the metal
wolact 4413, V014 the weather, which
is Vtrt.:1111,4ti 14100 bahnst
.,
LeXplartation has been given by Ed.
Nelson, Hydro SuPerintendent.
It appear* that the wire is being used
to the,* oat froien4staiterpipes. One end
15 attaehed to a tonvenlent hydrant.
• hooked up to _it transformer. on the
Hydro truck and the Jar end attached
to the offending waterpipe. This. makes,
a cOanpiete circuit, through which a low
voltage shot of power is passed. Only
100 volts are used with 200 amperes, but
this is sufficient to heat the wire and
the waterpipe With the result that the
latter is freed of ice.
It is then necessary to keep the water
mining in the pipe, otherwise the sur-
rounding frost in the grannd will re -
freeze the pipe. It is seicrthat there is
no danger to pedestrians as the attrac-,
tion of the water astern is much greater
Piecll'icitIethart
prllig si;ges
Open ere. Monday
Mr. 4iistiir-si'insitorte toPreiide
'
Over Outs fCiiniirosi and Four
Ctvil Actions
Kingston° Presiding, Will ''oPen in the
Court. House, Ooderichoo en Monday,
February 20th.
One criminal and four elvil cases will
occupy the attention of the eminent
. -
jurist who it making his first 'vita to
this cmmty. The criminal -Os* will be
that of Thomaa 'fleatforth,
charged with two serkais offeneses
against a young Egumsdville woman.
The accused in this ease is Out on ball,
application for same having been grant-
ed by ,Supreme Court.
Maurice L. -Webber of Zurien..isp...spa,..
plying fora divorce front wit-ior, .
Webber, formerly of Guelph and Gode-
'rich, and now of London. This couple
Were married in' Guelph, in 1918, soon
,.atter -Webberss--eseturn-front-overeeas----.
They came to Goderich• to live in 1930.
It is elleged, that Aetelesi
rich and induced plaintiff to agree to a
separation fr.= his wife who then, ac -
carting to the charge, went to London
3,nd lived with Walsh as his wife., De-
fendants deny the truth of these allega-
tions. L. E. laancey for the plaintiff.
Winnett Moreland for the defendant,
• The Trusts and Guarantee Company
of Toronto are suing May L Worsen for
an adjustment of the estate of her
mother, who died in 1932, leaving Mrs. -
Worsen the house in which 'they both
lived together with certain parcels of
land. Mrs. Cornell, the mother, also
left certain moneys to others of her
children and grandchildrone $6,500 in
all. to be paid if the value of the estate
warranted same or to 'abate rateably' if
for any reaeon the estate shout have.
shrunk in the meantime. 'The Trtlst
Company wants the cash- which was hi
the bank at the time of Mrs. Cornell's
death considered as ,part of the estate.
L. E. Dalicey for the 'plaititift'S'Hays and
Hays for ther.defenclant,
• Jne. E. Howard, plaintiff, Clinton. le
suing J. B. Levis and John, Mceecialey,
also of Clinton, for $6,468.1-9, weld -to be
owing, and also asks that a. transfee. ,
property to the value of 13,000, from
Levis to his father -its -law, be declared
as fraudulent._ Defendant -counterelaime
with a long .account �r gasoline, pas-
tura,ge„ occupancy of the garage prem-
ises from whech plaintiff carried on a
business as car dealer and for other
items to a total of $5572,27,
claims that he borrowed the money with
which he paid for the Lavis property
from Howard and /hat the latter knows
all the details of the deal. Hays and
• Hays are solicitors ,for the plaintiff and
D. a-Holmes-4cm the defendants:
Frank and Ben Allen are horse deal-
ers and are in dispute over considerable
• slims of money invehred traesactIons
• extending evee the pail' five yeari.
Frank claims $3364.85 while Ben coune
terclaims ' with' S6256.43. principally
loans and advances. The case is a very
involved one. • Hays and Hays for the
plaintiff. .L. E. Daneey for ,the defen-
-
dant.
Interdenominational Gathering in
Knox Church Success—Rev.
D. B. Rogers Speaker
.surface sin lime to be repaired without
great inconvenience. •
Kelly, Hydrk manager, stated at the
Many times the *cost of the new main meeting that the breeka.inthe pine were
could be lost in a few hours: of almosteerearly pecurx•ente. eThe.
'Pollee/Mg stiCh a 115therates of An- dike- poltated oat that if this were so,
provided. Such a fire may never occur.
to be no knger a danger. 'This hill sec- getting those things which are behind,
tion admittedthe part -where -excess- end feiIiMglertlr -sed-o- -those *-thm
pressure is rriost strongly -felts Mr. Thal- which are before, I press toward the
ing ieated that -the pipe is a danger.
Little interest was shown when it was
demonstrated that less power would be
used in forcing_water through a. pipe of
adequate size. It was achnitted that this
would not be a saving to the Water and
Light Comntission which could be ap-
plied to lower fates, but it would ulti-
rriately be' a' saving to the citizens as a
whole front lower 'consumption.
'gr. Darling stated that the -proper -and
ideal plan would be new intake basins,
a new main and a new water tower pro-
perly placed, into Which water could be
pumped in the off hours, to take the 'ally agreed that this the first of the
load soff the daylight work Of the ptunps meetings was an augury of succeSs for
and to make sufficient supply certain in the balance.
all.*C`-*cturtttances. Failing that the new .
main with the pumps 'working all the
(People We Know 1
. •
time would do, provided that the new eese
intake'basins were installed Withold fail.
Fire insurance is sold because fires- 0
occur.
' Can't Use Full Pressure
With the present main, and using the
pumps at full pressure, if that were pos-
sible, only poor pressure can be -secttred
at the far ends of tqwn because, the pipe
is too *smalls to -tarry-all-the-pressure-pos-
sible to generate. This is an engineer-
ing fact which is not susceptible .of easy
explanation. However, Mr. Darling as-
sured the council that the twelve -inch
pipe woUld be large-e-ri-Ough to carry this
pressure:
• The drbaght of last summer with the
annoyancecauied by the consequent
7Shortage of water, it the reason, Un-
doubtedly, for bringingforward the pro-
posal to lay a main now. The repair 'to
the intake basin will not supply extra
water. There may not be another Such
dry season \ for many years,- as pointed
•
Itogarding 1if a3suiatace*tli6,fooliala vital siya,.:4 canna afford
it; / do not ttel it; it is too expensive; r Will take it a Iittle later.
The we Matt eitaafeasIt is tate and 'profitable. It raves money
orift.Oreatt's *states. It. preserves thie ;ben* and ,.edtteittetv children.
15 towels debts and provides cash for emergencies. It kills want and
Worry and tOtroerta doubt into eertaintY.
To'Whielt class 'do you belong? •QffJI
I
115 -I -14 R. LONG. District Aent
out by the opponents of the plan. But
the plan does represent the Water and
Commiesion's willingness to solve
• HELP'WANTED
es. ,
40 set se* for Us at home. Sewing'
,machine necessary. No selling: ON-
TARIO NECKWEAR COMPANY; De-
partment 268, Toronto 8.
• .ses
WANTED
•QALESMAV WAKIro -Local agent
with ear, to gd into the Motor Oil
and 'Speelalty Business .for himself.
Selling direct from Refiners% Write for
protetWd territory. Box 12, STAR, OF"-
_FICK
4.1*
NOTliCE TO CREDITORS
For Knox Presbyterian Church,
• Splendid_ Reports Submitted by
All Branches and Groups
• Knox churchi_Goderich, will be one
hundred years old next year and cere-
monies befitting the occasion will be ob-
serVed. The year is alSo the diamond
jubilee of the establishment of the Pres-
byterian Chureh in Canada, a fact which
adds to, the interest of the event.
These announccements were made by
the pastor, -Rey. IX J. Utile, at the an-
nual meeting of the chunh, held on
Wednesday, February 1450. '
A cemmittee was appointed to make
necessary preparations during the year
for the- obtervtinee Of the event. This
eeommtttee was =noosed of Atte follow-
• ing: A. D. MoLean, A. MatEwan,
• W. H. Robertsen, K. Saunders, P. J.
tWeeEWa,n, Gordon Bissett, F. O. Weir,
mark for the „prize of the high veiling
of God in Jesus Christ." •
• In developing his theme the speaker
pointed out that .progress is the keywOrd
of the nusdern world. As there are laws
geverning this progress so • there are
rules for spiritual advance. l3od .15 the
centre of all things, a spiritual founda-
tion. The future of our land isin the
hands bf the young. As they are full of
the Writ. 'of •Chriet se: elan the Wald
prosper. _
The Church was well filled with the
youthful congregation And I5 was goner -
He stated the case very simply'. and
Without undue emphasis, leaving the
council to make whatever decision it felt Mrs. Rod. Johnston is visiting rola-
proper. It is to be hoped that they will tives in Toronto this week.
have no reason to regret their decision. Mi. A. Burt, of Toronto, is visiting
A fulLellsetieelen„ of the matter ,seemsj. her :lister, Mrs. W. R. Pinder.
to be not unlike flailing a dead horsed Mese Mary Mu:Vicar is In Toronte at,
as the proposal has been shelved define tending the millinery spring opening. -
Rely for an indefinite period, but it is • NM, Douglas BroWn, Elgin Avenue, is.
one which evil lha,Ve to be given serious Visiting in Toronto for is few weeks.
consideration sooner or later. Mrs. Beavers and son, Fred, Mee
Julia Beavers tind Misg Evans, motored
• .ARTICLES FOR SALE to Toronto last week.
.•l -
- Mr. Ross Young, Of North Bay, spent
WREN WALKeNG ramoReiruitE use
•
Cress Corn Salve, It eure does the the Week -end '015111113parente, Mr, and
work Scald by buniop's "Drug, Sto.re.
Mrs, Thos. Young, South St. aai
Miss Mary Acheson, Alma College, et.
FOR SALE -1030 Ford Coaeh. New Thomas, .was a week -end visitor with
tires, •upholstering like' new and her parents. Mt. and Mrs. R. J. Acheson.
motor In Al condition. Will sacrifice for miss Florence mooney, of the staff of
,cash sale if told at once. Phone or Alma Ladies' College, St. Thomas, spent
Mrs. AIS. MCIAtin; Ms, A. Taylor, Miss
.W1E:gins and Mrs. P. R. Red:Litt.
P,. G. Weir. financial secretary of the
-church, reported a total revenue of
$10.700, Of which $6,700 was for the
general fund of the church' and $4,000
for foreign missions.
E. 0. C. Beacon -1 was appointed trustee
In Vete; of the late Dr. 4. C. Hunter,
Dr. J. M. Field and J. WI Fraser were
reappented- auditor s7 Church managers
will again be J. W. Craigie,A. D. Mc-
Lean, Geo, 'Schaefer and W. -I -Seem,
dere„ R. .7. MeMehan and J. H. Taylor
were appointed to the budget committee.
The pastor, Rev. D. J. Lane, read the
report of the session, expressing' am:we-
-elation of the -cooperation and support
of the meinbers. -There are 734 theni-
hers on the communion roll. Total at-
tendance at Sunday School 'during the
past year was 0,960, an average of 195
for each Sunday. Offerings here. were
.sertfeseThat Indreaseds " •
• Many children will receive diplomas
and seals tor faithful attendance during
ethe year. • Heme is n Piave where we unbend s
Mrs. W. IL Doak., as secret:stye:et the lax our smiles and be our hateful selves_
NOTICE TO,CREDITOttee, owroidteerin. GTD°N. °VEIL' 1:t" 158't the wok -end -with her Sister, Mr$, Geo.
.• Johnston, Stanley Street, and her brie -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all riREDIT isiOTt ON FORD =V IVR ther, Mr. D. D. 'gooney, North St.
pergola; having any claim againSt, the ‘--1 SALE. -We "aye for sale 'a •tredit Miss Peggy Parsons of Alma College,
estate Of Ada Hepworth Hailiday, . sate' tete worth 4225.00 oei is how -ftra ear Ms T11,01214t, and Mr. W. 11. Telford, of 1
of the ToWle Of God ch in the COlantY For further, particulars apeota' to HAYS °woe found, %Ore week -end visitors with
of Uttron, who died' on or about the Ilrgt arid OATS, Hamilton St„ Goderielt,
day of February, A.D. 1934, to send Marne'
the inulersigned, duly *Oen, on or W0015 lidlt.'61111V-
lefere• March loth, 19340 as On and after, '
.114 date the rate:Mors 0! the said', The Town has A quantity of good body
*tate' vifil proceed 50 'make distribution hardwood (Witt from the town bush for
:hereof, hating regard only to the claims Male at $3.00" per single 'Ord Of one -feet
hey then hoe notice of,woodo delivered,
DA,TitO Al 0400101101 this19th Also IV llmited quantity of good •body
film of
adult bible class, reported a splendicit
year for this body cif vvrtich Mr. Lane is
the teacher. The Senior St. Andrews
club under the capable leadership of
Geo. Schaefer has steadily increaeed its
Meltberthip: 'nitre are now 38 on the
roll, The same is true of the Junior St,
Andrews Club under the leadership- of -
F. G. Weir. •
Mrs. S. McPhail, secretary of the
Women's Mieelonary Society, reported
an eleVenepee cent. increase in member-
ship under the presidency' of Mrs. R. J.
Walter, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Horton,
• Mtss Gordon and leers. Weir were given
life memberships. The society was able
to send bales for western relief and 0:
outfit an indian boy at Itenora., The
sum of $427F50 was sent to the Presby• -
terial treasurer.
The Arthur Circle under t4e leader-
ship of ervies, W. G. MacEwan, and the
Canadian Girls in Training under var-
ious leaders or groups gave a splendid
account of themselves, as did the Mis-
sion Band under Miss A. B. MacDonald.
'Favorable, reports were prennted by
Mrs. Girvin Youhg of the Ladies' Aid
Societyand by Miss IiIary McItay of the
Westminster Guild. The choir, too. un-
der Mr, IL Livens, with a total member-
ship of 37 showed a satisfactory year of
progrese. -
The fact that no special appeal was
necessary in order to it -Cure Tends ,as a
pleasing feature of the report. During
the year no new eapital expenditures
were necessary.
ROBERT ClISTTte,
Studio,'Montreal St,
Mr. Cutt 'atinOunces that he will eccept
a few more pupils in voice Or piano.
-Paella prepared for Toronto Conserva-
tory Exams. and Musical Competitions.
AND BUSINESS BRIKIES
he regularjnt_meees of the Women'S
Hospital* Attxthary will be held on fermi -
day, -February' 26th, at 4 p.m. in the
public library. • A -full attendance is re-
quested as important business will be -
discussed. ,
Reserve March 155h for St. Patrick's
concert at Victoria. street church. Come
and see the beauties of Ireland.
The monthly nteeting ef the North
Street Evening Auxiliary. will be held at
the home of Mrs. F. Hunt on Tuesday.
February 27th. at 8 p.m. 'The chapter
of the Study Book will be given by ellise
E. Buchenan.
Par -Ru, a blood purifier and tx;r1iic
made by the makers of Masson's -49
Cough Syrup. Both at Campbell's Drug
Store.
The young people of leentniller church
v.111 present their Wale ,"Wild Ginger,"
in Victoria St. ehurch schoolroom on,.
*Friday, March 2nd, at 8 p.m. Ad
25c; students, 15c; children, 10c. Span-
, sored by -the Christian Service Grow).
BOital
StRAUGHAN.-At Alexandra tiospl-
; tal, Goderich, on Saturday, Feb. 17,
1934. to Mr and Mrs. Cal. Stratighan.
Ndson St.. a daughter.
DIED
STRAtIGHAN.--At Alemandra Itospi-,
tal, Goderich, on Monday, Feb. 19th,
1934, Ileene. Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Cal, Straughan Nelson St.
• TIGERT,-eAt Port Albert, on Mon-
day, February 1950, 1934, Elizabeth Jane
•, Maize, wife of Joseph Tigert, in her 87tii
'1934. • ill, hat410604 At 0.00 !Pe fell eeted fiefara
flAY4 and HAYS, foot Weed. Oath With Wet. "
10# 4 Order* left at the Town Hall Will be
the *motors, attended to.
atoned. t Xj, Town Mak.
Mt .and is 0, L. Parsons, West Street.),
Mrs. W. J. Andrew, Brook street, at-
tended the rexecittiVe Meeting e the
110021 Presbyterial of the W. tot, S. of
She Vnlifed ehurcli, held in Clint& on
Monday of this week.
Mr. Zeslie C Evan* of Teresa°, sou
Of MM. J. A. Harrison, Victoria Street,
ha$ been appointed local taatiager of the
telrite StoreetAt.tdetowel. In* rasast
Wends here will be glad 50 heir t his a 21 . 32 , 20
OrtonlOtkel. •et indicates belOw
IN MEMORIAM
e at. er
W, e WALICER.-In sad and loving memory
of our dear eon, George Carlton Welker,
who entered int() eternal rest February
4 (Ma.X.1.4.itt. Max. Min.
2 1024
is It • 11 0
31 15 17 a
. 30 20 23 5
. 23 18 20 1/
. 42 21 19 0
.41 32 10 15
, 5
25th, 1025.
Deep in our heart liesa picture,
Of a loved one gene before;
In memory's frame we will keep it,
Because he was orte of the beat.
Lips cannot speak hot VI 141foil
Our hearts eannet think Whsit ta *Ng
God only knows how we irdSS WM.
As we journey along liffes tooth way.
lotftgly renterebered
PATinat and MotittiStt.