The Goderich Star, 1934-03-01, Page 1,
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The, prOvineial re1ie departinent in
• the person of Inspeeter „MOTO called a
few days ago and commended the logal
authoritietehlgbly, on the town' wood -
lot echeme as an aid, in solving *16,10041
relief problein. Be • is: aping to tell
.other municipalities about It,
As a• *matter of fact, it does seem to
be a good idea, and one which bids fair
to zeturn an actual revenue to the town,
Several hundred eardsc of wood .have
been iciltf already, and 'more is. in sight
No exact figures have beenecom,piledbut
a month ago' it Was thought that all
wood had been taken off, only to find
that there was more .4411 to toine.
When all is cut there will still be the
land free for the town to sell or use in
a. new deal. -
The 'Welfare Board has not heard
'anything officially of last Week's meeting
of the unemployed It is thought that
It was mainly a one-man affeir, • .
--Comrnencinge-Mareh---Istr-thee-Welfgre
_33oarcts.willsepeyeeooe-ha1fe ,.the
bilis for attendante on, these on,
the doctore, tosupplyefeeded medicine.
-This step .ie- generally conuneaded as
the local physicians have been giying
their services gratis while praceically all
other •oomniimities have been paying
thein on a regular scale. Free work
and free medicine meant •en 'unreaeon-
-able deairretoretheeeloctorsesieSource
they, In common with- other classes,
have been having difficulty in collecting
even supposedly good accounts.
,
Net Alitele Neetit• Gathered eke* ReetA
Frees tarred '
About a dozen of the 10eol unemployed
gathered in lkiaOHOY Hallon SattirdttY,`
elfetittig, ireerllarY 04. to discuss some of
thOr''PrObleintis,clia,r10.4, TWatnleY, llrnee
street, ik'Stild to:have been responsible
for iiebett**:
lthOwh or what trehelilred'es‘ the'first
thing he'tfid"Whert, he appeared was to
ask the representatives of the press to
retire:
, No representationa have . Yet been
=Ade to the 'Welfare Board or. to eirlY
other reepeneitee persons as a result ..of
the meeting •Twataleer bee had some
little diffieulty in ineeting realderiee regu-
lations , in his dealings with the town
authorities Which may have had somel
thing to do With his calling the meet-
ing.
FRPME-IfELle WANTED e
W• OMEN' WANTED.--Woinen wanted
to sew for u at home. Sewing
Machine necessary. No selling. ON-
TARIO NECKWEAR COMPANY, De-
partment 258, TerrOnto 8.
CRIMINAL 4CTION TRIED
/is Lordship Defends "Grant'l Jury
• la Reply to A.diliess of
Welcome
A. Courtney Ic.ingstones .,,TuStice of the
Stipreme Court Of Ontario, opened the
regular session: Of the spring aSeizes on
Monday morning, Vebrilary, 26th, in the
Court Itemise, Goderich.
was -welcomed. gracefully. On:his
first visit- to 00deriell, by, Mr L E.
Dancey, preeident'Of the eluron ,County
Law Association. In congratulating the
Justice on his- elavation_te_the Supreme
Court, he spoke of the high standard -sat
WANTED " by his predecessors and expressed eonfl-
- eaesee--e-a-a•-- dence that- such standard would be fit.
VACAN'T.-Reperter to tin
gar upheld by the new incumbent.
sentl-nevis--of-new- that Mr. stice
StatItingstone
iMtery and *Stage . ter- 'N'rala'-'bTI;paed-lftTt/IY' years- ttregrace
ppi1EetgAleeee e _
new ehileieleeees and teesinees pT
esting work for spare, time; Write new the bench
for Particulars. evtaeLEAN 111/111DING In replying, his Lordship stated that
REPORTS LTD„ 345 'Adelaide St W., he had heard many nice things about
Toronto, Ont.
Goderieh from his friend, Mr, Juetice
Garrow, an old • Goderich boy, and that
10 the i'Dis",
.'*t yor Nelnitert , •
Wed, Veer' Plalmed in ' pace court
last Week .that 114Oor *dispellearieS kept
Seeierate 'record d the t Whereabouts of
bottles Of Mow* '!ilicild" to customers by
Means of the ip.4e1V numbers „ On the
Iabels, ,
The argennent "'reel,- out of the dis-
covery by the .POlice of al -bottle at
e
Regielea hafeteeliOThe
rhich. he aecountingceleld ntit
give a eatielleid
magistrate told birteto eto out and prove
his leant, ' •
The liquor storese In London sae' that
the numbers �n 'bottles mean nothing to
thein, and that any one tail* to prove
itTlYthing.bY there Is out of luck,
Maybe Fled dia not .get his bottle in
London.
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, EXECUTORS! SALE
EXECUTORS" SALE OF • PROP5RTy.
-the _of -the
elate William Coats Will offer for sale. by
Publie auction, on. Saturday, the 3rd tlay
toff Marcits_gt12 Velock noon, at the of-
fice of Hays emd• Hays, Hamilton Street,
Goderleh, Ont e the following property:
TARIM, ,NC). , composed of
' Lot No. 874 in the Teem of Goderich, on
which there is situate a substantial red
bekka reSidence;' Y-71traiiiii modern con-
veniences, hardwood floors throughout,
• ete.
.PARCEL -NO: tompoeed of -a
garden or building lot on St. Vificent
Street, Goderich. „
This Pt-Opel:4' wlll be geld felhieet to
ieserved bid. ieispection of the etei-
tienteaneYeb.-hred Ort_applicatioreto the-
undersigaed.
, 'TERM.S.--Ten per cent e of purchase
-- price at .the time of the sale and th.e
balance' Within 30 days..
For futther partitulars apply to
HAYS and HAYS, Hamilton iet.,
• AUCTION SALES he was very glad to have the opportun-
ity vieitihg the taws
Ildt1:1°14 SALE' OF LIVE! ST°C4C In addressing the Grand Jury, his
RtAIN lordship spoke „ strongly in defence 0-f
this aritient institotion as'a bulwark of
liberty and • a safeehard against- disre-
spect' for the law. He was very much
opposed to its abblition as had been 'pro-
posed recently in the interests of econ-
omy,
Through it's medium, the -public was
enabled 6 taki Pert In r
tion of justice and so to, gain respect
through knowledge. It had many times
saved_ innoeent men the anxiety,_humil-
-iatiba and expense of a trhij,_ •
The four civil actions slated for this
UCTION REAL ESTATE
sitting were quickly disposed of.
SALE
eealeree,weetspeemeermea , The action of the Teusts and Guaran-
MR. W 5 RAYMOND
will sell bypublic auction at his Prem-
ises, lot 8, concession 8 (one-half mile
north of Loyal), on
MONDAY, MARCH 12th, 1934,
- commencing at 1 o'clock p.m.
,
Threfeelttieeteefive coWee _eight ,ealyee,
one yearling heifer, five two -Year-old
cattle, one sow, 15 hogs, poultry, and a
quantity of wain; •
TERMeee-aC. ;ash_
We _Se ItAftWeND, T. GllNDRy,
Proprietor, , Auctioneer,
•
T oinis yenlock
Set Free By Jury
11Fillilitf Atrerof'Legtd''Talent-=-
ManYrSOectetors, Only Fninr
Witntaies Heard
'After deliberating. for forty minutes,
the petit 'inry in the case of Thomas
Ciovenlock, young Ravenswood , teacher
ccusecteofelndeeent--assault-onere
son of ;Muriel Fitmegan, Egmondville,
filed intb the court and returned a ver-
dict 'of "mat giallty." ' J. W. Moore was
foreman of the. jury. -
Thls dramatic. end of, a case which
has held- the ateentioneof seme littadreels
Of spectatorsfortwo days of 'hard gen-
ling by eminent counsel, was Unexpected
Eingstone's charge to the
'jury 011 Wednesday morning, had made
it .sethe that another verdict was #
It is considered. that the jury
was iiifittented by the fact that there
was no Middle course. Govenlock had
to be. guilty or innocent... Guilt spelled
the' possibility 'of three years in pent.
tentiary- and apparently the jury could
not -see that the ,offence warranted this,
Hiso; lordship,. .fn.:Aininentirig tul the
Yer*t,,efie,itt14-il,,don*'*kW,P.gtt are*
With, ytiu..' you very lenient.'
Turning to the. ;prisonerehe addressed
him as follows:, "You are a very for.
tunate young man. The jury has taken
a very lenient view of 'your _case. Your
behavior has been eetzch aa to ba Open to
severe' eritieista. As a -yoang man occii-
pying _the. _Position of teather. of ehil-
dren, your cOnduct has been, shocking
You Are 23- years of age. I advise that
yeu make a new start in life. In future
r trust that you will. conduct yeurself
better. ',You are free ;to go." .
With sigh which was visible to the
(gontinued on page 5) .
. `tee Caemeaerly--ofeTorhler
„ e A4oilzitstr4tor 9! the late_ John -'WOrsell wassettled" out of court.
nd -GeOri(0430ette• eoffereag for sale- the divivce ca:se of !Webber vs. Web,
treerehieee real- estate ber was traversed to the -non -jury sit
-
tinge of .the Supreme CoUrt on May
15th,
• Tile action of the IWO. brother s met
..over--vbeirAugst.,:buStueq: etlerred
back to the parties emecerned to see if
some settlement could not be arrived
at On „ Tuesday, the legal representa-
tives,' Hays and Hays, for the plaintiff,
and is. E. Dancey for the defence, ap-
peered in court and reported that a
partial settlement had been arrived, at
but that certain features would be re-
ferred to the sitting of the Supreme
dealt In May.
The action arising in Clinton between
Levis and Hiefearct Over moneys involved
in transfer of property and in certain
motor car dealings, was declared to have
ance---due March a.nd- Aprill one team. been- settled out of court.
young hoses; one colt; a complete out- The one remaining case was that of
fit of farm machinery. Thomas Govenlock, young Ravenseebod
'Few further Pereiculars* eft bill. . .sehael teacher ,who was accused by an
TERMS 00' sAlimeattels,
10 per centday of citsh• Egmondyfile girl- of sera. and indecent
Real Estate, , ott sale;
-balance iter30 days thereafter... •• This caseehanded to ,the Grand Jury,
• CARLING fee MORLE're' "a"toolcmost of their time for the day.
SglietteaLkit--Admintstra.afW-rrin they brought in a
mixeler. true verdict of assault but reported
bele the graver charge. ,
- A petit jury was 4earekly impanneIed,
there being five challenges by the Crown
NITURE. • and four set aside by the defence.
Hie Lordship allowed the jury to re-
turn to their honies for the night after
instructing them Carefully to refrain
from discussing thieegaie with anyone
while the trial was on,.....
'
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
-(eubjettete rre hids) and lathe -chat-
tels, by auction on ')ot 111, Hayfield
Reed Sooth, in the Townehlp of Stanley,
Varna, en„., . ••,•
-TUESDAY,- a/buten lithe 1-64
• commencing at one o'clock
Real , Estatee-Lot No. 18, Baylield
'Road South, in the Township of Stan-
eeey, containing 100 acres. On this ferret
Is a veneered brick house in feir repair;
f eh it d 7 ie.;
Goderich Ont. acre o or ar an ac of bush,
Lot 29, Hayfield Concession, in the
T. GUNDRY Se Son, Auctioneers, Tovmstilp of Goderigh, containing 61,e
Goderich, Ont.- acres grass laud and cedar ,bush. Lot-
ereemeeepoRs, 8ALE op mis—r—Logss. No..13 in the village Of Verna, on which
- TIAL PROP:ERTY. is situated a lee story frame house in
, Ka
.••••••••••••.0.
TheeExecutoe of the estate of the late
P- Carey 'WM offer for.sale by public
Aoctions.-atr--the .premisess--on Saturday,
1VCarc1z 3rd, cominentitig at 1.30 o'clock
In the afternoon, the following real
estate: , -
Lot -,-Part of. St. George's Block north
of the Crescent in the Twin of Gode-
rich,...beitig-moreapartioularly-deseribed
in -a Certain deed 'which will be produced
at the time of the sale.
'flagetherewette-LiaingeRoona-trall; Bede-
koOnv ,anq Mietellaneous Furniture,
Dishes, Bedding and. Garden Tools, and
other-articlea-tesaellumetous to Mention,
The Real &state will be sold subject to
a reserved bid. • -
TERMS. -Ten per cent. ef the pur-
chase price at the time of sale and the
balatee Within, 30 days • from the, date
of sale. e
. Tenths On household goods and effects,
sash. For further particularsapply to
'ttria• HAYS, liamilltOn" St.
Ooderieh, ont
T.: GUNDRY ete Son, Atictioneers,
• Gederich, Ontt.
OWN OF CODERICH
ES
. •
LIBERAL' DISCOUNTS
for pre -payment of 1934 Taxes
are available for March
I It Pays to
I pay early
J. n. nonsitrsoN,
Tax &fleeter
fair repair.
chateis---Consisting of regieetered
Shorthorn cows and heifers and three
bung; • gracle dews, ireshened, and bale
. '
I:POTION SALE OF A SIVIALLRARM
WTPH GOOD'ItUILDINCS S , -FARM
eMPLEMENTS and HOUSEHOLD yiurt.e
Thele Will be sold by 'ohne auction
at the premisee at the end elf South St.,
Goderich, .on
WEDtrg.sbA", MARCH 214 -
comMencing at 1.3Q o'clock sharp:. -
The tarm of the late IL W. 0. Na,ftel
"containing 40 acres, more pr less, of
good clay loa,m. A large house and
barn. -drive shecl,workshopi lnin house,
.artesian well (135 feet), best or water,
also spring wellelswio acres of geed
trent. , The location is ideal: coneenient
to town, churches And /wheals. Vele-
phone and hydro avallple,
I'bepeopettiewill sOld subject fel a
reserve bid, • ring -10- per eentto ber
paid-at•-tinsalerbalance-10-30-day •
Or arrang.einents.- may be Made to leave
half of ptuthase pridet on mortgage at a
reasonable rate of interest. •Posse,165ion
given at once ,arlien sale Is completed.
At tame time there will be sold without
reserve: •
1 McCormick Deering drill, I3 -hole;
1 cultivator; heavy wagon; 1 light
Wagon; 1 buggy; .1 cutter; 1 light sleigh;
1----1leavy--s1eigh; .1 walking OW, 21
Fleury; 1 single torso plow; 1 fanning
ensilage blower;,, 1 set' light hare
ness; 2 lame mowers,
2 or 3 stoVes (1 range), (2 heaters),
2 bed sPleads; 1 drop leaf spindle leg
'table; 1 kitchen table; 1 chest of drawes; 1 stand; 1 what -hot; '1 safe.
Ideal lecation, close to schoels and
chtirches. For .further particitiarti apple
'T. GUMMY & EON', eti the preniffies Or to PERCY or WILL
.Aactionters. • NAPTEL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Norz0v '`ro pgaDritat,8.
liOitos 18iiEREBY OrkimasT te‘ all,
liersons having any elaint against the
estate of .Ada lieroworth Halliday, late
of tile Town cit Ooderith in the ColintY
of lliiton's, Who died on or about the fiat
claY of Oeltriuttl, ii„..3:ts 1934, tO Send Mune
to the undersigned,. 4u11 Proven, on or!
before Marelf 10th, 1934, as Olt and after
that date the Executors of the said
estate Will *Weed to Make distriblition
therell, having regalia (WY tO the elatelS''
they then hie* notice; of.
FOR:SALE.-a-Two,100eacre farms. Ape
ply to P 0, Box 163.
OR RENT. -Central warm house for
, rent. Apply to M. W. HoVviaz.
R,ENT.-House and garage to rent
* on , Quebec St. Modern coliven-
ntateandeegaiden-Amely....to_MRseeLe
wurrmAn, Keays St.
Tort "BENT.-7Avartmerit onground
floor, Colborne apartments, heat-
ed, and with conveniences. Three rooms
Front room could be used. al store Ap-
ply a 0. lelleDDIJETON, Court `House,
Goderich.,
'ARM -11.01V-SALE.,-Forty. acres, more
0' or less, the preperty of the lite
II, W. O. N'oftel,situated at the end oT
South Streeton the southern boundary
sf the town; of -good clay loam, large
house and barn,. drive ,sked; workshop;
hen -house; ertesian well (135, feet), the
very best of water; good fruit trees.
Regarding lifeigattainiatite the loOkialit AIM* sayer, -4 eannot ,afto
it; I do not tied it; It is too expensive; twilt takt it a littlo is,.
The vise man sapt,-.4t i *de and profitable. It 'motes' nf
And entiktee .estates. Xt preJezvei the hOtife ,.arid &Watts ehil
• it cancels debts and iirovdes etteli'.for 4ftterigenel0. 1411$ wont
worry , and converts tif)uht into certsinty.
TO Which CUSS, ‘40'3tOn 1)4641
1.91M(4,Distrit
CA,
DATED AT OODERIVII ill% 19th
daV of loebriar, A. *X 1934.,,
autt 1V1173,
),Goderiell Ontario, 4
fOr the litteolithits
e tiOnt44
a :Ise 'eeeeeeese,
' FOUND
VOUNDe,--(en. February 20tir, a sum of
entmeys. DWrier. _ca,n-have.same-by
'proving property and paying. expenses.
Apply STAR OFFICE. • „,
esee
PUBLIC NOTICE •
OTICE.
TAE NOTICE thatall persons in
arrears of taxes must make arrange-
ments to paer the same 'tome on or be-
fore March 10th, at 2 o'elock, in the
afternoon, otherwise I tun compelled by
law to seize ,arly chattelsseaaed I will
seize said chattels hi consideration of
the said taxes. No further notice will
be given the delinquents.
Dated at Gioderich this 1st day of
March, A. 13.- 1934, ,
r" J. H. ROBERTSON,
Tax C011ector.
, ARTICLES FOR SALE
e0H MY FOOR, leeeerieee-hot if you use
Cress Corn Salve. Sold by Dunlop's
DRUG STORE.
illeiREDEP-NOTIO-ON-FORD-CARe-FOR
`-et 8ALE.eaWe have for sale a credit
note worth e226.00 on a new Ford car
For further, particulars apply to*HAYS
and HAYS, Hamilton at., floderich,
W001) PPR SALE.
The Teem has a quahtity of good body
hardwood direct' from the town bush for
sale at 0.00 per tingle Ord of one -foot
wood, delivert
, Also a linli d quantity of good body
hardwood it -$8.00 per full eord of
foot wood. wood. Cash With order.
Orders left at the Town Hall will be
attended to.
L, L KNOX, Town Clerk
REAL ESTATE' AND INSUILADICE
THE 0. F. CARtY CO.
Fire, Accident :and Motor Car
INSURANCE,
Offiee
Masonic Teta*, *tat St., Goderich
Phone 238 '•14 NELSON 111/4 Mgr.
!..enothy I
of ,Well Known
Prominent ,C
lti*At 000440 and she Charge
'Will lie WitholzaWtt -
,Attempts, to .reitett a settlement in the
Case ,Of. eaten% Wall Which *oh Stoddart
Wei eineteged SOMA' elleitkel' atiO twere fine
Slieeeeerni, 'When 'AttI014 actele sp
*red ."befOret Magistrate Retd and
WithdreWttliecherge, Beturday morning,
aok kOleeddtert. . will ,pay the
coat* and everyone 'halt decided to forget
the Whelp Metter. '
Thus ends an -unfortunate .situation
whieli' had been the source Of genuine
regret to many °PeOPles It will be re--
meMberett that Stoddart struck young'
Doak an the „laW as a result of a flare
up diving a Pntetice hockey genie in the
last -week of January. An inforination
was laid against hiniand both parties
appeared aeverse tinea in coilet Differ -
nit attempts Vete Made to Patch up the
differences as both, boyie "we' well thought
of bat no progress could be Made.
This latest *ellen settles the Matter
and it is generallyhoped that there Wit)
be no permanent effect on the hockey
situation.
figlire fainilleV ta kaost P00010 ot
00derleh and .vicinity dleappeared On
Friday, Feleraary 23rd, when Alertliiir
WeirdlaW Carson, tirst cou.1n Ofetile. late
Baron Clureon, 'of leeddleston, English
stateeneen, died la Alexendra Hospital.
Deceased had lived on a beautiful tarn
or tha 1/11,1rOn Road just east of ()ode -
ride, 'for many' years, after having re-
sided In Manitoba for a s,hort time when
he first came to Canada. He had &ISO
resided, for a ehorter period in Galt,
Ontario. • .'
. Arthur Curzon received •the usual edu-
cation of an English -gentleman and "en-
tered the army. Traces of hie MilitarY
experience were visible in his bearing
d_attitside_toward. 1Le ins education
and personal acquaintance with people.
of note made leine a Splendid liostrand
most entertaining companions,. =taco-
larly in the early years of his residence
theselistriot- Latterla_ hesehealthe fall-
eds.. somewhat, and: raonetary reverses
had 'their* effeeteon alemperamenfemore
suited to English country life/
About thirty-five, yearago- hewas
married to Miss Charlotte Radcliffe,
daughter of Mr. and 1Virs, Richard Rad-
cliffe. They had only one a,
daughter, Adeline. who died in .1929 four
years after her Mother. Ile is survered
by a sister, Mrs. Whitfield, and a bro-
ther, Peon Curzon, both residents of
Reading, England. -.A nephOW, A7 • F.
Lithgow, lives in Mbietteal.
Mr. Curzon was a Conservative in
politics and a member of St. George's
Anglican church.
He had been ill for some months,
being finally removed from. hie home to
the hospital where he died:
A beautiful portrait of Queen Alex-
andra, which hangs in the hospital was
his gift to. _the institution. Re also in-
stalled ' a memorial mindow -in- St.
Georges church in memory of his wife
and daughter.
Interment took place'from St. George's
church ii Monday,- We- 26thTto Maltz
'land cemetery. Some hundreds of his
friends gathered at the chureh for the
service, which was conducted by the
rector, RevaJ. N.
The pall -bearers were Roy Rundle,
Herbert Lamphrey, Jas. Curwen, Jas.
johnstoes VfiilIam Driver, and Gee.
Laithwaite.
A. F. Lithgow, of Montreal, nephew of
the deceased, came to Cioderich for the
funeral.
Fishing Through A
liole In the Ice
Loci& Boys --Get--Few --Fiat- But
EnjOy a Lot of Comfort
Five little dots of brown Out on the
ice between the ends of the breakwater
mark the houses of the 'fishermen who
„
.are trying to lure the elusive perch to
their bait.
Billy Bell and Bill Roth have one can-
vas home and Morrie Lennington, Bud
Weil -arid, 'Bert Medd and aughle- Mac-
Donald- own- the others. . mese little
canvas structures do not look very sub-
stantial but when warmed with small
stoves, even the middle of an ice field
which has been truly arctic in appear-
ance and in temperature, is said to be
quite comfortable. •
The , trouble so far has been no fish.
The boys say it is too cold. On 'Tints -
day morning they were getting, a few
bites and with the temperature, rieing
there are real hopes that the rein- will
start. Only a feer Metal lieh have been
caught to date. Biny Bell says that
when the thaw comes and the river
water .eomes down in volumes the perch
will be plentiful. Minnows are used for
bait. Tluough a' hole in the . lee lines
are dropped. The canvas houses ctiver
errelleleaTheiftretelerefiglielesem
comfort in arm chairs before little
stoves blazing with cheery warmth.
Let the Wind howl as it will, this
seems like better fishing than sitting on
a hot pier in summer time.
That is, if you get any fish.
vamovirmoravvismillikapv Immovisounomovvolowo
MeDONALDS' NEW BOAT
Fine
Thirty -Foot Craft Soon to se
• Launched
The MacDonald boys, Bert, Red. and
Mack, are working on a new boat which
will be off , the ways in about re month
and which will be a splendid addition to
the harbor craft: -
It will be thitte feet in length,- with a
nine -feet beam and will be fitted with
a thirty -horsepower :Chrysler marine
,eng1ne It shoU)4 do better than twelve
milo per hour.
It will be flat decked with a pilot
house arid when painted will be mak of
the smartest eraft, seen in the harbor in
a long. time. Bert "IirtierkSiitild expeets
to use ft for general harbor Work and
for hire.
The method of Wilding WAS scone -
Whit uthiSeals Steel Tit% of. two.inch
stale iron were ftrst set up to outline
the frame and -the iheath114 was
tat-
e4td to these. Atter the trait Was out -
the oak ribs were insetted. the
teel ribs tea* lett .in plot to add
are/n*0444 hull IS of iiinch and al.
srtet net, P.
Macey Carnival.
Gorgeous Affair
Small Kids im&Grown,ttpulrlave
.Splendid Time
_Asesomea.graimoo. _
_MANY FINE COSTUMES
Young Goderich had a gorgeous time
, •
at the -West -Street skating rink on. Wed.
nesday evening when the Intermediate
HOOkey Chib staged its final gesture of
the season, a, grand fancy dress earni-
vel. • ••
There were downs and devils and
Robin Hoods, colored, -inch, Dutchmen
and bog Irishmen and in fact all that
goes to make a Mardi Gras of the ice.
ThVL Intareriediatee-'11iiolteY PUY:
ed ceuple of periods •of hockey with
the Junior Marines as their opponents
and won the game by the score of 6 to
L Hob *Stoddart, Woods, Hobinson- and
McKay scored the goals for the Sailors
avhile Robinscei, junior, clicked for the
•Marines.
eaTheatowhaffremetelandethe hien of th
Western Canada Flour Mills staged a
battle reel' aOrbota ball and everyone
is still 'trying-ito:figure out who 'won.
Possibly, the smoke from the cigars,„wit
which, all of, the _players were presented
got in their eyes and blinded the spec-
tators. Anyway, -it doesn't matter be.
eausele was enjoyed •by all, even' by the
players.
A couple of races were run off be-
tween hockey and broom ball periods,
and Pete Zimmerman did a clowning
act which was above the average in
cleverness and brought wild shouts
from the small kids together with ap-
plause from the grownups.
Striking Costumes
se limed that probainy the most
effective„ostume on the ice was that
worn by tMisseleftle Jewell, who as. Robin
Hood took first prize in her class. The
costume was particulate), well set off by
her charming figure. A somewhat dif-
ferent but also splendid effect was ob-
tained by, eleisi Freda Schoenhals as
Mephistopheles. She was awarded sec-
ond prize in the same class.
Several other excellent representations
af-well-known -charatteree won -prites ft,
their wearers.
(Continued on page 4)
OLD TIME RUNAWAY
STIRS UP MEMORIES
11. Brimacombe's Team of Horses Pets
on Very Fine show
Numbers of .10ocierich people witnessed,
an event on Monday which brought back
memories of childhood when the big bay
team of horses belonging to Harry
Brimacoirthe ,of Goderich township took
fright in frOnt of eecEweres grocery
store on the Square and ran away in the
best old time manner.
Farm horses have s become unac-
customed to the sight and sound of
motor tars of late, and when one back-
fired close to their tails the big animals
tfiought-tt-time to go somewhere where
their peace, and quiet would not be dis-
turbed. They were hitched to a sleigh
and not caring for the encumbrance
they left it stending „where it was,
knocked down a hitching post immedia-
tely in their path, plunged dotvn' the
sidewalkharness flying, and made off.
The electric light standard at the cor-
ner of Kingstenisstreet beitig in the way
they, passed on either siae of it rand
[Mapped it 0e1fe61eanly about a foot above
the ground. „
A pedestrian narrowly missed serious
injury when he leaped from their path,
to be knocked.down by a flying. tug.
The pair, free as the Wind, passed up
St, Darnel's street to be finally captured
at the salt block.
leteantime a lot of people got an un-
secuiterried thrill and a number of din -
or fr e
e 18 w something they had never seen
Geeleelleireeene
'ROW% COntteinte0114
COdetich to he T
„
A start will be hisule an the X.Iltiewstet
Highway Under provincial a topiew at an
early date aecOrdipa to an announce, .
merit made by on leopOld MaelVig.e1t
at the '000d Heati.s. Convention in Tor-
onto last' week, ' „
The section from Thedforcl to Ciode-
rich will be the first taken ovet While
the minister did not say so, it is confi-
dently expectedr_that further stretches
of the 'oad will come under governmerit,,
control as fast as eimumitancas will
Permit.
No details of the government's Plaits
are available but it is stated on good
authority that all new roads- froro.,.ziaw,-
on are -to -be--forty-feet---widis-al.- - --
lows for the usual twenty feet at Paeee
ment with a ten -foot Shoulder on, either
aide for pedestrians and ;arm horse
drawn vehicles, II
iil1owErfor-flurivala194-ttra1ns-
so that there will be no more 'Oen
dies tor -motor- ears-to-tall-into-oncer
they slip off themain part of the road.
It le understood -alto ehy ereederich
delegates to the eonvention that •no
cement poseraerit will be lald knit rath-
er the surface' will be treated; the
•shoulders widened and all necessary
culverts installed An preparation for the
time when thesproithicestia.se_theemone_y
witts which, to go ahead with the-ithal
surfacing.
In all about forty miles from Tiled -
ford to Goderich will be cared for now
The meaning of the despatch from Tor-
onto is not altogether clear. The
Bluewater Highway does not 'pass
throcigh- -TiredfOrtie lteelf, lillempfeeies
some miles north el it. It May be that
it le the intention to alter the course
somewhat. In any event it Will be pos-
eiblesfrom a point slos&te Thedford 46
turneon tte 11o1,highway which -passes
through Arkona and on to the Sarnia
pavement:-
_Local_merehante eand......farmees ate
jubilant as 'it all means improved busi-
ness. The farmers are especially helix-
ful ,betause the government WM insist
a fair wage clause being Insertedin
each contract or sub -contract as a rer
, stilt of* which . decent vases will. result
'for all work done.
!Mawr C. C. Lee, neeve lVflintlinge.and
Councillor Humberwere delegates to
the Good Roads convention in Toronto. ,
They were present he Mr. McCauley
spoke and were very favorably impres-,
sed with the possibility of an early start
on the highway.
4
Weather
Matt:gin.
1933
Feb. 22 k, 19
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' 24. 42 29
" 25 2. ... ' . . t36 31
" 26 .... 33 21
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indicates belt* atifttl,
Max. Mn,
1934
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CominA Events
. AND. BUSINESS BRIEFS,
Krushen Salte, giant package, 69c
limited supply. Campbell's Deng Store.
Crazy Water Crystals. Paru, Masson's
49, Rein, all radio -advertised for sale at
CAMPBELL'S DIVeCt STORE.'
The MaeCtillivray Mission Band of
Knox Triebyterian eTnirch will- Meet -
Saturday at three o'clock.
.
Foyer . wanted -Any persons reveng
fowl to sell kindly call at J. J. Mc-
EVITEN'S STORE. Highest pricee paid.
'Coming --March 20th, the noted Can-
adian novelist and poet, Dr. Charles G.
D. Roberts. Keep the date free. Watch
for further anneuneements.
The members of North street Evening
adilary will hold_ossewing meeting On
Tuesday, March eth, at 7.30 pan. at the
home of Miss Hume, Britannia Road.
6a,le of home-made baking and coun-
try produce „under, the auspices of the
Ooderich Township Hospital Auxiliary
In ateLean Bros' Store on SeturdaY,
March 10th. from 2 to 5 p.m. ,
• A sewing meeting Will be held in the
lecture room of Knox church under- the
auspices, of the Woinen's Missionary So-
ciety, on Wednesday, March 7th. at 3
o'clock. ' A good attendance of members
and, their frienes is hoped for. e
The young people of tienmiller church
will present their play. "Wild Ginger,"
hi Victoria' St church schoolroom on
Friday, March 2nd, tit 8 p.m. 'Admission
25c; students, 166; children, 106. Green-
sored by the ,Christian Service Group.
, °The Central Home and School 010
Will hold its regnlar meeting 'ire the
sehool on Tuesday evening. Mareh 0th.
at 8 pen. Rev. Mr. McLeod will hive the
addrese. A special invitatieet 18 eeterid-
ea to the fathers to attendthis meet-
ing.
"Mary Made Some Marmalade," a
three -act comedy, t'/ill be presented lay
the rbramatle Club of Ontario St United
church, Clinton, in IviacitaY flafl Thurs-
day. ilaren 16th. under the auspices oT
the North street Woman's Association.
AdrnisSion, aduts 35; students and chit-
dr,e;he2
5cE.ureka Oiass of Victoria street -
Sunday School will hold their St. Pat..
rick's concert on Tuesday, March 13th,
instead of March 15th, as previously att.
nouneced. Illtistrated lectures, On, ' the
lite wad work of St. Patrick, MO51short
play and miseeltaneouS, OtOgratos will be
given commeneing at 8 P.m. Adults
250.. children 10c.
11.01101tT CVT,
Steil% Montreal! *44
Mr. cutt, announces that he Will Wept
a OW Mort. pupils in *Oki' or Vane.
POtolls 1Wepare4 for Toron, to t.lonsts
eer0
Vbtlia* aid Muskat Oo.tapetitiO*,