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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-04-12, Page 11,5 ' 511..51, 11 e/ 911....0115,11.1,11'15, 5,5,o155 '..,51545.115519.14,54• _ -40 e ^ 6 - 1f. 'mug n the Waterfront Shaking off Winter's' Fishermen Hope tp Get Out Soon,-Anona .,for Chicago , • 'The Briooldoo and the 'Prescott still have some grain in their after holds. This will be taken. out as soon as pos- sible ae the big freighters must be con- ditioned for the summer season. The Prescott Will move under the schutes some time this week. t• While there is no sign of life on the freighters as yet, apart from the watch- men's - galley fires, .crews are expected daily to commence overhauling on all of them. At that. Itis not thought, like* thate-any be 'able to leave barbor. much. before May 1st. . feehermen Going Out The MaoDonalds and • the Grahams hope to set a few nets next week. All gear has been carefully gone over, new nets leaded and corked. and all tliat is needed now Ls:le-little less ice:-'1'he har- bor is almost ,clear :but there is still some inside the breakwater and slow roaving fields outside as far as the eye can reach. It has been sOftening fast, that inside the breakwater beings badly honeycombed and an off 'shore wind would send the outside ice out of sight in a -few hours. Mac IVIacDonald is set- ting a specially prepared net inside the breakwater to try. his luck for aefew herring. Early Sailors Some 'of the winter residents on the island have bean trying the sailing. They were out on 1VIonday. cruising up and down in one of the 'lakes' forme by the leefloes.- Bed" IlfacticialaidTloo; was out inspecting.' the motors which operate the fog horn. He found everYle- thing O. e • -The. nicht "Anona" is looking like, a epringebridei-allein- shining white._ some-say-she--has-beenchartereei to General Motors Corporation.' The boys along the dock liave it that She has been -taken by the Chipage nudist colony as ,a sumsner cruising .yacht for their mem- bers. This. opinion is .opers'. to strong doubt„ In ,the meantime. Capt: Gore, her skiPtifere• Is In Detroit-SiOing on a crew. Her refitting has been almost completed. arid she will be able to sail as sOon*at tee conditions bermit. • r777-..-Eatigiat HELP iiiiartrEir— WO/MM. WANTED. -Women wanted to sew for us at home. Sewing machine netessary. No selling. ON- TARIO NECKWEAR COMPANY, De- partment 258, Toronto 8. `•"•• AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALEe-e--19 -head-oi" horses „ at Luck/10W, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, ages 3 to '8; weights, 1300 to 16o0, sound, quiet well broken. MATT. GAYNOR, Auctioneer. pLEARXNG ACV- -TI-ON SALE OF RE- - `--J ID EN C E PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EF'F'ECTS. Weare instructed by .Mr. .7. T. Fell to sell by public auction, at the premises BRice strEet.-Goerfeli, . . SATURDAY, APRIL 21st commencing 'at 1.30 o'cloca' sharp: The east part lot 789 on which there is a- well-built frame house in a good state of, repair. Has all conveniences. Can be looked over eappy time after' April -17th; ail° _all the oontentsaineheas Ofte Quebec heater; one Quebec eange with hot waterfront; two upholstered rocking chairs; two reed chairs; -two pedestals; one rug, 3x4 yelse_e_four rugs; one reed flbor Iamp; one Dominion organ; one oak dining tabm suite; two bedroom suites; one extra bed; one cot; springs and mattresses; one kitchen table and eight charnel- oneIcitehen. cup- board; one eight-day clock; one towing=thine; one • three -burner coal oil stove; Ono washing machine; one high chair; one' tradle; • three mirrors; a quantity choice framed pictures; several hundred gladiolus bulbs, mostly nanfed varieties; etutaires; dishes; se..elers; gare den hose; lawn mower; garden tools and many other articles too nturteroue to mention. TERMS.-eCash. ee OUNDRY SOlt, Auctionee Town of Goderich 455.15.5*4.5.15. * 'Any persons *jelling to linve shade trees planted in front of their property, are requested:to leave their names at the town hall at, onee. ,I,.*KNOX, Town Clerk All owners ana occupiers et pretnisee are hereby notified that. all .garbage, et0,i niUst be removed trona their . premises before the first day of Ifilayl 1034. Asdi Zan! Inslicettor. Young Mares Offeertilete• One and OfiVeCH one , • -41300," 'G4110% Manager, of steoi. bauer's 'Oita inGoderich, was having some trouble s44rting his ear on Hall - ton street on Tuesday aftrern,00n. He had a friend giveehia-car tennsh. friend iest,.tein*arity;. and, ',Doe:, *tent hit° a soft drink emporium for a Mom- ent. While .there, absorbing ce little nourishment in the forzn of a chocolate-, -milk mixture the haPpened -to &Mee out of the door to see his ear.hustling down - the street with no one aboard. The friend who had left temporarily had re- turned and -supposing that "Doc." was &till at the wheel had given h1m. a good Solid bump. It Made two humps when the car bumped the post. Quite a lot of damage was done which someone will have to pay for. _ _- The Macdonald Boys Name the New:Boat The "Captain John" Will—Soon Be a Familiar Sight Around Harbdt The MacDonald bp have zzamed their new boat the "Captain John" after their, . father, Captain John lefaxDonald, who for many year e was a famillat fig- ure along the waterfront... All the old timers, knew. him. The choice of a name seems a happy one. It seems to fit 'the new craft. It Is alwaysan odd sort of thing to call a beat vvith a masculine name 'she' but she is ready to launch and will take the water next week,' according to present plans. • • - The • -"Captain:. asionn" is - * good: staunch. looking =aft She is painted black with green top rail and a red run- ning rail. 'Above the running rail is the representation of a rope and below is a paintecl_chain. Rope- fenders. ford aged aft -the work-oValic---e-Ma beautifully woven and painted. The now, fender As a work of art, being col- onel -red,. green and white. The flat Stern bears, in addition to the pame, a scroll anclathe' picture of a .beaver. !rlie "'Captain John" will -have to keep busy to -litre -up to the beaver. Ther boys don't know whether to use "IVIurams EN,40, Dry- or "Cliquet" for the Christenings' • • Many people will remenaber the two achooners -"Avoz" --and "Goldfinch" -which Capt. John IVItteDonald used• tc) skipper out of Goderich. He ran lum- ber from IVIanitpulin Islaeid to Detroit and Chatham with a little steamboat too: All three boats have long since. been laid Up in the.harbor of good ships. ARTICLES POR SALE— - FOR— SALE, -Good eating and cooking apples. Orders ' taken at STAR 41'7104 , OR A ,-- • ectric washer corn- . , paratiVely. new. Apply MRS. J. J. FERGUSON, Anglesea at.; % a Mrs. eNeeteBATORS FOR SALE. -Five 600- egg BurkeYe --incubators for sale at 825.00 each. Three 15e -egg Prairie State $12.00 each. .11-PPLY E. J. 'nREWAR'1 -W2IA, inton . 5 ;..f. CREDIT ,NoTE ON FORD CAR FOR SALE. -We have for sale a credit note worth $225.00 on a new Ford car For further particulars apply to HAYS and HAYS, Hemllton St., Goderich, TO egi(ort Brarte NMAL 13. & & CLUB 'fold Viuw • ialiww, origin at* entertain: AddreaS Sasnaillratas griff Ohre, 'I• • Intolerable Nuisance Subject, -o _ Warm Discussion - ORGAN CO WANTS HELP, Suggest ,Another Debenhlre Issife The town council -will try once znore to do something *about the intolerable radio interferento which has been the source of so mueh irritation to practi- cally every citizen for many, many months, Comcillor Huckins broughttheMat- s tat 1115-agan when the council met Fri- day night. tAPril 6the 193.. Town Clerk Knox related to the body all the steps which have been taken to eliminate the annoyance, such as correspondence with the Prqvincial Ooverninent, the Hydro Coz:amission and Ottawa. Tbe best that has been -secured in alleviation so far has been 'passing the buck' from one department to another.' and dram one government to another. It is apparent that the law concerning rights _and privileges on -the ale have not yet been clarified owing to, the newness of the whole thing. There is, tho-ught the clerk, some hope- that a complaint laid by a citizen against a known dis- turber of the radio peace, under the law governing common. nuisances, could be handled by the magistrate on that basis. In this case it would first be necessary to identify, definitely, the cause of the disturbances Most- People- are sure, that they know who the guilty party is, but It is claimed that at least three source Of Pos.sitile d1sturban6e- are !mown. . The eouneil passed the matter over to the special Committee to investigate and report on what is best to do. • When the meeting opened early ,to allow the meMbEfs to_ Ittendth - n c At ,HOme, Mayor C. C. Lee was In the chair with Ceuncillors Gould and -Seabrook absent. . The tax eollector reported that he had made a total of $7,000 seizures in an efforf ot collect back taxes, -and-that a definite dmprovement in the situation: as regards overdue taxes could be look - en for spon. Councillor Humber re- mincled the council that eight weeks had elapsed sinee the ' inspector had been asked to table a list of those la arrears. A -brief report- -was teceived • film the cemetery caretaker and F. R. „Darrow, as eXecutor bf the_ Bedford_ eetate _asked permission for the Pla•cing of a curb along the South street side of the Red- ford Hotel. This was referred ,to the works committee. A letter was received ' from C. K. _Saunders of the OveareaCci. The -Com- pany 'how owes the town -of. Goderich about $14,000, ririncipal and interest on a guaranteed debenture issue and ar- rears of taxes. e_11easuggested that -it -would- be to the teenzirs interest to Con- eolidate this 'amount in a new. deben- ture issue 'of $20,000, the difference to be used to lianiclate the firm's trade in- debtenness. The firm could thereby employ more Men under an expansion . (Continued on page 5) FREE M-ETHODIST—CHURCH • WOULD ENTER GODERICH London, April 9. -That the Board of Evangelism be recommended to take ed146kte7Ps'fAlenter die town abode - oh was. Passed as a resolution ,at the 'strict quarterly conference of the Free ethodist Church of London district eld in the Free Methodist church, Lon- ene yesterdaYea- The meeting, in connection with -which it Sunday School convention is.. being held, eOnatenced on Thursday evening continuing Oil *May with • deVotioniti conferences and talks on- methods of work. Ms, 11, E. Perris° of La Fayette,- Ind., and Miss. E. Allen. of Hannon, were ree conamended. as workers for the Goderich eVazigelism. A recommendation for district renisien vsill be considered at the next quarterly meeting. SALM-I-Alfalfa, 'Seed for sale; nia ,APply to CLARK BROS., Carlow. - I:Merle 1509, cl VOA SALE. -A quantity of good seed h -a- oats Banner...and _Grazaxy-Filler also mixed grain. Apply to GEC). YOUNGBLUT, R. R. 1, Aubizrn, Lot al, Con. 1, East Wawanosh. Fort - SAM -Model , A. Ford ebach, late 1929, in splendid condition. .Apply '11AMIL'ION CLITIVON, R. R. No. 3, Goderieh, Phone 1414, Carlow. JO •SALE.—Vggs for hatching at reasonable prices. 0. A. C. bred - to -lay strain, Barred 'Rocks,. with good IaYing records. MRS. R. DAVIDSON, Dungannon; Phone 84. , 555.50,5#5./. FOR' SALE OR TO RENT .• TO RENT. -Six -roomed apartment on •-11- South St. 1Vfodern cenverdences. Also dwelling and store situated in a good cpmmunity. Possession at once. ROOM and board. Apply to J. E. HARE. WEVL, Keays St. R 1Mb/1e-A small, comfortable 5 - roomed cottage and garden. Suit- able 4or young or aged (couple About five miles from Goderich. Apply S'I'Adt OFFICE. F°R RENT. --Central warm house for rent Apply 10 M. W., go-vvEur.,. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE TUE 0. F. CAREY. CO. Fire, Actitlent And Motor Car INSURANCE otnep Maeonie Temple, Wed St., Godtrich W.- CRAIG1E Automobile lasmauce oft rates before piaci* • WANTED 'WEN WANTED for Rawleigh• Routes 4."`• • of 800 families, in Huron -Bruce COunties. Reliable hustler should start earning $25.00 weekly and increase rap- idly. Write immediately. RAWLEIGH CO., Dept. CN -21-S., Mottreal, Canada, WANTED.e--25,000. Muskrat's. I have a 'large order for Muskrats and will pay 81.00 on average for.large, med-„ ium and small Muskrats free from holes; damaged ones at value. INORMAN EAST, le. 11. Clinton, 2aes amilea north on No. 4 highway. CANOE CL DANCE - meiiibers Oat** fat ENoyable Event-- Pia* uritaga. 111141 000 Members ef the, 34erteSetung Canoe Club with their friend; to the number or more than. one bautTred -gathered at the Masonie Hall on yg ednesclay, Aprii 4th, for their annual (lance and, eard party. • Bridge. and; be iu the.ealler Pert Of the evening and sane splendid Pla." resulted. Meg. IL -Tee -Edwards and Mr. I. D. Eastman were Winners at bee** while Mre, D. D. Mooney and (*onion Bisset -took the prize for500, Supper 'fblIewed the„eards after ''Which the party tarried on .clancing until a late hour. A, featere of this Wag the lucky number dance. Mrs. J. Johnston proved' to be the winner Of this event. Members and friencli voted the affair ,as being quite up to 'the standard set prevfonsfy for .this amival party. Delay- Is Fxpected , 4 Seed Purchases Bylaw Cannot Be_Drawri Up Un. til Act .Further- Expliined While some eighteen farmers appear- ed before Colborne Township council' on Tuesday afternoon and secured . the promise of assistance from that body to purchase seed grain under the 'new . act violin solos by Mr..Williams, of Windsor,1 t. Development of Telephone The '4.7011triti flame and $0111001 'oeua Enjoyable Evening Speat at Met in the echoel (UM on. Tuesdae. and • *Cants and With Music of enjoyed 4 ' ver' Ilne /)1,g1**1110 'eat'lliting 9t a 'piano sao Mr M.rS J Snider, a, )solo 1 ExcePtibnal Ilferit by ±!r& Player, and an Ift. &Leese -by Mr, • Harry Grill, who is in charge of the Bell Seventeen. years ago, on the mornteg, Telephone of Ooderich and distriet. VOA Bealereleeeted t of April 'ilth the guns thundered on. the thathere had been SIOPes Of Vizny RItilee to mirk -the Vs - [ during the mOnth of M 1817 ebettleev or milk ierved to An invit the -papils ginning of the battle which was t9 be a, tion froM the Clintort Home and Scnool -ACh. a- part of Canada's record of high courage-enub to attend a Meetine in the Clinton and achievement, 4 Collegiate, April 21st, was mewed and b. Ore the imniAtersary of that, day veter---aceeleted.----Thee-guest speakere-at -the ans a Canada's war-torn batallionsI- meeting Wlli be Dr. Tiedele, :Soc. ce ialtst of gather In hall and anquet room to childrerea healthand an effort will be pay tribute to the comrades who didn't Made to :have as mem, Mothers of small come back and' to Celebrate tile occasion Children, who are members of the (Abb. in .the way their great _dead would_ like_ attend_ tede meeting. -Mr. .Griff le • his best. address; fold of the origin of the Hell Ooderlela branch 109 of the Canadian Telephone, of how Dr. Bell was part's Legion owner together for aura d gath- enberler interested in . deaf and tinneb ering., It was a pleasant time 0!remin- children, and that he really started the iscenees with cards and music. of quite telelgtone to help these boys and, girls to exceptional - quality to. mark an exeep- hear. There are now 13,000,000 tele- tional event. ,. phones in the world. United. States nrst The *affa1r. started with- cards. Half of Saw the commercial value of the instru- these present were men and half reprement, and today there are 8,000,000 tele.; sented ladles. W. 33. Saunders and A. phonein that country, but Canada soCizi C. Ward took the 'honors for he men foresaw the. need and use of it and We while V. C. Dennison and D. E. Camp- today hare 2,000,600 telephones In use. bell roved to be lucky substitutes for The 13e11- home in Brantford , has been p the ladies. given to the Bell Telephone Company . and has been opened as a museum, In Excellent Program 1,• which the telephone is shown in its ori - I 'Following a 'splendid lunch a rnusleal gin and the different stages that have program of more than ordinary merit followed. This ha iz proved rery inter - was enjoyed. The old songs were sung. I esting to thousands who have been pris E. Fisher, F. -White and R. Pennington; vileged to see the exhibits. favored with guitar selections and Prank a - Riley sang a couple of solos in excellent' voice. The treat of the evening was the, History of fluron Regiment Planned It is .not certain that the council will be who Is in town as a guest a Mr. Munn, - able to do anything fpr them. organist of St. GeOrge's church. • Mr. I . Reeve -Albert Goldthorpe- interviewed [withal/is Is the -privileged possessor °I a, • D u t Y Of Compiling Records Township Solicitor it. Z. gays, in ac- violin Made nearly- two hundred years"— cordance with the decision Of the coun- ago by an old master of Cretnonas in, , 351—n 0 NorArchibald 1 A 'm ea t M ' ' cil, but it was 'discovered that some Italy who evidently learned his art from I , and Capt. McLean clarification of the provisions of the act the school of Stradivarius. It IS an in- strument of deep lovely tone,sawle Plams-masasfoot for- the -tempi -button, or Williams is well able to bring forth from a history of the Huroa Reeiment. Lt. Its depths. He is an accomplished mast- Col. A. F. Sturdy annciunced on Monday clan, and a generous one. He played that. Major S. W. Archibald And Capt. selection after selection atthe insistent N N McLean h el b . a, • necessary before a bylaw can be -up-- pz:otettethe ship. Under the new act, no , Machinery Is provided for etillettlen of the amotintS advanced to, the farmers: .They centint be collected with the •taxes And In, ank event such a metaled _would not be mac- _ tical as tenants -on farms could not hind owners to pay the seen lien. The only course, therefore, was. to have the farmers as individuals, borrow frozn a chartered bank. The ,bank would take a seed lien under section 88, sub -section 13* of the Sank „Act and have the township guarantee the individual Indebtedness. The banks, as is „anstomary, do- not welcome the duty of attempting to secure the return of moneys advanced by seizure underthis lien which must be placed on this year's crop. This is poor butifiess foe any bank and fife township ale() decliaes toe aocept that responsibility. While it is admitted that the imbiber of probable seitaeares would be small, It is ieved- thate,such action can become. a neeessity. The banks in turr could not assign the seed Ben to the town- ship and without the power of seizure It is not considered that the tawnship Would be properlY protected and that it would be unfair to the balance of the township ratepayeTs to enter into any agreement which would leave thein ln so • anamalous a position. It is thought that the situation will not be cleared up until further inforina- tion is secured from the authors of the act in Toronto. , In the .meantimes some- townships In Esker County etre relitoi'Ved t�' have gone ahead and advanced the money'. There Is reason for their action of course as seeding time is two weeks earlier ill that area abaft it is ha Huron County. If .the situation hte can be, cleared up rez that farmers can get their crPps in. by May 1st, no partittflar harm will have been caused by the delay. MAY HAVE SCOTTISH PLAYERS -* There is 'a strong possibility that Goderieh will be .favored with A visit from the company of Scottish players who are at present touring Canada with a reportoire Scottfsh p/ays. Mr Chas, Meakins has been in touch with the man.agement of the Company and hopes to have them include this town itz their itinerary. They have boen well received wherever they have shown. Burns''"Cotter'a Saturday Night," Ian afacLaren's "Betdcg the Bonnie Briar Hugh" and Barns' 'Vans O'Shanter" are three of their plays which have roused enthusiasm where shown. If arrange- ments can be Completed, it is likely that they will be here about the first Week In May. I demand of his most appreciative aud- duty gneo the I tellee. • , ThiS is a task of no mean _proportional Jeek Roberts. told -some reeol-e - and every ssource Of infermation will be, _leetions of the fight at Vizny and D. E. tapped in an endeavor to secure corn- rum-- Campbell spoke briefly, conunenting on Mete reeord as possible. The regimenti Legion, of vrhich Goderich it a part, was: provisions of a g.eneral order dated Sep- AND BUSINESS BRIEFS vention in Ottawa. . Crinrade A. C. During the"war it was. the basis of the ev. Coming to Gderieh Seaforth Pastor Accept* Call to Nor* St. United.4-Has Had Witte .Experience • The following, statement has been rek- eeived from the Board of management of thei-North Street ratted ehtitth with reference to the change of pastors in that church: At a meeting of the Official 13pard . _ Nort)a 1St. United church held recently a • call was extended to Rev. W. P. Lane of Seiforth, to become pastor of the ohurch -ponuneneing at the beginning of the next conference year, July let. 1934. A communleation has been received 'from wit4-frazie accepting the eel/. Lane has just, eompleted tweney- five years in the 'ministry and <during that time has filled three pastorates. After his graduation and ordiaation he was inducted into the pastoral charge of Bond Head and Schomberg. The former village is the birthplace of Sir William -Mulock-anct theeold- bottle of the" - --- brothers-the Reverends Gilbert Wilson, D.D., R. J. Wilson, D.D.. and W. S. Wil- son, D.3., all of the , United Church of 'Cunene. • Goes to Embro • After five" and one-half years, Mr. •Leme received .a call to the hietoric Knox ,chureh, Embro, -Ont. Embro -is_ a. village In the heart -of Zorro Township. Many have heard_ of the .old Scotch, lady who- Ilvecain the.town-ship and who'said.- when the Fenians were reported. to be 'coming, "They may tak Canada but they no tak Zorra." In .1925 the cengrega- tion entered the United church and the _Methodist tongregatiena-Seined -fovea in' es -- a body. making a 'strong charge_ ' In 1926 Mr. Lane responded to' a call to North Side United church. Seaforth. .where he has Since remained, an invita- tion to continue as pastor exterided each ' War at fli aiivai meeting the -con-' gregation, testifying to the feeling to- ward hint. He has had a very happy and successful pastorate at Seaforth and resigned to the congregation last week to accept a call to North St. United church here. 1 the regrettable fact that Zone 10 of the. was first,. Organized in 1866 under the not fully represented at the recent con- tember 14th of that year. CominA Events 1 Ward of Godericil branch was the only 161st Battalion and its men saw splen - delegate from the district,. Ile had been did service, all of which becomes a part a most able and energetic representative of the redords. but it was a poor commentary on the- -Following the War. in 1920, it in com- Zone as a whole that other branches mon with all Canadian militia units ex - had not sent Any one to help him. As perienced Some reorganization to bring a re,sult of discussion of the question the methods up to the standards made de - meeting -decided to- report its -views t-o--strable loysexperience -gained diming hos- the Zone representative witha suSgestions Wines Overseas. 'for action which appeared to be indicat- While headquarters of the unit are at ed. - Goderich together with one company. Comrade -Col. -1/.. C. tinnloP mada three ether , companies are maintained, 'most tellable chairman of the evening, one each at Winghain, Seaforth and A cheerful_ message Was received from Clinton, Jim MacVicar, the president. who is to go to Westminster Hospital in London MAITLAND LODGE ARE next week, fee treatment, for his broken • AT HOME TO FRIENDS leg. • Oeo. Elliott -Chen At Hensall Meeting Gotham Gold Stripe Hose. Special 75c per pair. C. A. and S. McKINNON. The Maple Leaf Chapter. 1.01).E., will hold their serial -annual nuamage sale April 27-28. Your contributions of online, house furaishings, books, etc, ill be rnuclisapprecia.ted. For infor- thation phone iss. The regular meeting of the Knox - church W.M.S. will be held bn Tuesday, tnin at- 3 Pan. in the lecture -room orthe tharch. Mt. Th ----Walter will have charge of the meeting and Mrs. rWardlaw Tailor and Mrs. .los. Whitely will give' very interesting papers Miss Elitabeth Walker, recent graduate of the Deaconess Training School in 'Tomtit°, and an accomplished elocutionist, will be Ertertain in IVIestale Ball___WIzere varied• _a guest ,at this meeting and will assist Proarain is EnjOyed vrith the program. fMaitland Lodge. A., P. and A. M., heldl The new spring range of Wallpapers their annual At Home in, thelerasonie are in. suitable for every room in the' Hall on Friday evening, 'April 6rh, 1934.! house, reasonably priced. Buy Staun- This is one of :the keenly anticipated ton's semi -trimmed and save both time Will Contest Riding of South „eocial aventg of the year -..-- . f P4tY WitS teriC'teeenrtftePinmttnntst°. 3 a ndlotniagir, year's and anwd hmenonzii a,treS_CreeiiHAnEFERg dtairSval. .. . fluron-for t6 C cl‘ languid, onservatives.. successful billoas, and generally 'upset, PARKE'S heLodge, p you by stimulat- 13ert Sanderson, HON, W. G. MARTIN SPEAKS'. Geo. H. - lit Elliott, Warden of ir-onT ounty, - was the unanimoue eheice. , , . . the convention of South 'Huron Conser. I. vatives at Hextsall on -We-dnesday, April Ilth, 1934. It, was an unusual conven- tion 'in that it brushed aside all presed- 6 ents. by refusing 10 discuss any, courtesy Master of the Lod LIVERTONE will 1 I Mg your liver to normal action. was -In the chair for the initial part of , the entertainment. This took the form of a tnusical program and was blueb -di- e:eyed ,by the guests, The Masonic quer- tette composed of Messrs. F. Sturdy, r. Itirey, , 0. Jenner and F. Miller, were in good voice and sang several- selections. IVIiss Margaret McMehert was splendid In humerous selections,. Mrs. Jaek Roberts was her al accorriplittlyd self in sev- eral violin solos. and took part with Forbes 141111er in a cello and violin .duet Theladies' qtlartette composed of Mrs. R. 0. Dunlop, Mrs. Frank Saun- ders, Mrs. D. r. Hill and Miss 0, Habit was well received *while Mr. Frank nominations. No name other than that of the candidate 'was presented The -delegates had their minds. made up and • went straight to the goal. They ob- viously felt that Geo. Elliott corld win and did not interid to have their atten- tion distracted from the main issue. Last election Mr. Elliott lost to W. G. Medd, Progressive candidate, by only 32 votes and there is .no doubt of the, party's determination ,..to wipe -dirt that! small margin. Geo. Elliott himself, in; a brief but witty speech accepting the!, nomination, pointed out that if he and others had worked a little harder last, time there would have been a different story to tell. This time, "'Don't let, George do it," he pleaded. "I can't do' It all We- can win and win easily if ' you will help me, but you must do your, part as./ shall do mine. I'm taking my coat off right now and promare you that, r'll be in there working. You mast do the same we are to win. It will be a, brief campaign, . but a hard one. WE: made a mietakeelast time but don't ia"AiE lICECTITORV SALE OP RE3/1)=.1- , April 6 'MIL PROPERTY. .. 6 . a 7 ticeeunera Of the Write of -George s 6 drews will offer for 'sale by public action, We ---SAVIRDAreie-APRIte-14ths at the prentises. at 2 o'clock in the after- noon. Part of Lot 983 on Newgate Ste In, the Teem ...of Ooderich„ on which there Is a large Weil built house with all •.modern.tonvenientes: nWt-iren per cent a purchase price at the time Of the 5le, and bal- thee within: 30 dim - tier further partieular* apply to HA V' and IfAVS, 11*01,1tiOn Stttet, Ooderick :Ontario, or to 01,14Dialt 'arid tiOft. --cAtictiOneett. Godertch, Oat. e Weatherl Of 11 • Max. elfin. Max. Men. 1933 1934 52 27 54 31 53 40 48 36 -.0 33 48 al • :33 31 55 28 43 27 62 36 • _61_38 _52 ..53 36 40 30 05,..5.•.+555,55.***01.15.15105**515554555*5 ARTHUR CIRCLE PLAYERS VII Present 4GREHN STOCKINGS" A 111:11tIM4YT COMMilt THURSDAY and PRIDAY APRIL 19th, and 20th Latta* iaem ltniliven di eitl, OM p.mJj -Adzetbiatort Aanits Sc. chikiten CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE. New patterne- In -Ifilfilif Pattern goes right through to the . We cement heavy felt paper to floor and linoleum to the felt, making a' Meet tat - department upataira atm 111 111 nuiuntel isfactory job. See the housefurnishing department upstairs, at SCHAEFER'S. BORN HICKS --At Alexandra Hospital, on April Ilth, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Welter Flicks, Ocderich Township, a daughter. IN sturtoaliAM JEWELL,-In loving memory of our Riley and Mr. S. Walter' else contribut- only child., Reginald Button, who left us ed ranos 81 exceptional merit. Mrs. Jas. four years ago April lilth. Johnston proved herself a whistler of Oh, speak not thou of grief a ho have rare ability. She was aecompaniedby not gone Forbes Miller on the cello. ep. Jenner Down into death's dark yeller with a and Doug. Nairn did era comedy samt to child; Speak not of loneline,.ss until you '1st please the gathing while Mr. Munn For little footsteps that will never come; and Mr. Livens provided most of the ae- Or -1 companiments. empty arms and breaking heart, alone, Lunch was served before the party Where their sweet presence made a started cant; and .the evening was home. rounded , off with dancing. This lasted Sadly missed by the lonely hearti who 'until well on into the small hours of thci are left . behind. morning With only a few leaving until,MOTHER and DADDY the final number was played. Those HATtifSON.-In loving memory of present all report a particularly fine Eunieebeloved, wife of Wilmet Harrison, evening. • • who passed away April 7t1i, 1932. want that to OteUr again, he concluded amid laughter. Col. H. 13. Combe, president of the South Huron Coneervative Arecciptien was chairman of the ineeting. Dele- • gates were present from every section ofl the new riding except from Cioderich W. 0. Goodwin, secretary of the &to- efatiozz, read the minutes of the ?previous, meeting andaaelt. Donnie, seeretary of the Western Ontario Conservative &So - elation, etre briefly. Hen. W. G. katilin RV, of the Publfel Ettrelfare 'in the,' present Govern: - Mina. WO _the printipal *pecker of the meeting; A man Of exceptional platform (COntinned on page 8) CARDS OF THANKS Mr. and Mee. P. Seabroelcteke this, -opportunity. -of eetending their grateful ds an ' thanks to friend heighbors for the kindness rendered dating their recienti sad ,bereavernesit, and to those who sent flowern and loaned their ears for 'the! et No pen can writer -no tongue car, tell. Our gad and bitter foes: . But God aiene has helped us aril. To °bear our heavy ero,s; Time may heal the broken hearted. Years may make the wound less sore: But it eannet still the longing, Per the loved one aone before The husband and family of the late mra James Johnston wish to thank friends and neighbors for their expires- d sions of sympathy during their recent bereavement and, those who sent floral tributes and thee° who loaned ears for a •i�1y.nirased w • HUS13AND and DAUGHTER. CRANST0N...L.4n loving memory of a ear husband and father). Jeremiah Cranston, Who Paesedaway two years go. April 121h. 1932. uet two yeara ago today Since our great sorrow fell: And in our hearts we mourn the loss, Of him we loved no well. 1'40 morning dawns., vo 'night retanais, !flat that we think 'ef you; , Thoze,left_hehisid at0Aery.d/ClIr, But none tePlaces -vole , Deeply Mourned laY WI TZ and rmazies the funeral. Mee. Ada ti. Pentland and family de- sire too expresi their sincere gratitude for the many kindnesses shown and sym- pathy(extended ,by fries* •Ond, neigh, 9, ' Yellowing' their b4reaveinent .through the death,of a -loving husband and kind father. mei/ 6.to 'Milt' to thank the* lehet StAt gOW6PS and /0111atict tars. '