HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1935-01-10, Page 1V.0.4 of Maitt'' PAWN'
' r ree, 041 :Fight • Licipming: 1,0atiae" tight eeette election night 'titn
, , , , it, was 'Wee bendsieraetiee night. •
yirlipx*ipship' ., Seonteeltecoput Tho, 1448,,..4021.44 That.... theIT'' N'tt
464. for 9Ifir.410; . leacipr, ,Ine,.,INOiri#, had '10.eete ejected
tiMe, daWa kite the .street•S and Sterte
IntRON, ,COUNTY' COVNOXL, 1935 . a eitebiagifti, viliu .ttiq ,varaded,..
, „e •
A84040/40- ..,,. Murdock autho,on, street., illang-,some og thefr.be,st, 0414
',nu* sh'orwood;7, .: beta . On the street corners, ,olthotel,
33.4164,00Aii.:4,rowin. yrfttio0: a leader. theta was, at 'WM*
,T3001134&e:,‘It. 4, p9rirm'in,
'cutvros—oo.oto. H. Eatott,
vor000trz.ctioge •vliii„n; -
'4:itltr0•-•alio* liorde, r.''' ' • ''
• .00bErtz94. TP.--mvainot Itiacko-
. „
Iciovaigacal-4. J. .Moser, R. E.
"Tufner. ,
,
reRegr-eefenry A. Keys, Oliver • Hems
e.
more entlettelasne than, Music. Then
they eeenineneed 1 a- tetrad Of thehomes•
of Ott victory:me candidates,
UessTS.•'criigle,Moser, ,Htiekine,' an
all the. rest came /Or :scene a the
musical acclaim and at manye of
NI •
ter2"
tr e c .
niffite ',AftXr-W,' J. Jones.
HO'Vete0K—J. BeYeee, rioinas
'Mabel!. •
-7111)DJE-TT-----7-11-erbert Moiridge.
eleceteteiLaP-LeTohn Eckert.
-affORtieleifre---EhitorreVardiffeeeeee----
SEAPORTH—W. W. Crosier,
STIANLETY-.--eL Ms Hanley.
Sweitzere Chester
Xiislehientelr
.....113101E111RitelefiTHeAVieltreeeser'ileilealdl•:--'
tonieS they vore. tivp Onatioas. QUite
a httle sun). MOney ,was, handed out
°Vie leo
TURNIEER,, Ittirr-4;teland Grain,
UrSHORNE—IGeorge Wescott,
WAWANOSH W.—W. 3. 'Stem/MI.
IMA.WANOSH E.—Peter Seat,
WINGleAfiVI-er. L. 'Davidson.
• t
Ten new faces will appear on the.
Huron Caunty ;Council when it meet." in
seseion here on 'Tuesday, January, 22nd.
This is mbee than one-third, of the old
" membership which' fell by the way Or
• retired from the political arena. .
The new men are Thos. ,Pryde of Exe
*ter, J. J: Moser of G-oderIch, Geo. Fea-
(COntinued on page '5).
P` -
A Mitch keener intereet he municipal
Aiffairs restated IA ,largehr itiereseid
Vote at, thie:yeer'S ettlnleipal eleCtiOne
Ort. Menday, " January 7th, when 00flee
*it tuened'out and elected it. new Melte
In the Pereett of J. J. UOSer Allft ,r041`,'
neW icOmesillor,s or aye if ex -Mayor Les
IS counted is new men.
4APparenbly• the voters Were not elOtiee
fled with the conduct of aiettirs last year
as they placed W. J.: taker, an enitreilt
Ully divided lttip
ardonget themeelves and it added to the
Cheerfulness Of the evening, esPeciallY
atter they had •beenseegaled'eeethetoffe
areciandwichies at Band Master ,Huek-
lifts home on -.*131. Pataiele street.
A---"egoOdetinte was -had -by Arr.-od-,thls
party vateci it the best bind practice of
the last tWelve months. •
Less than Half the Number of
Recipients" of Help Compared
W4th Last Winter. Wood Lot
• Work Siaketl... '
Officer Chas. Kidd made his
first, report to the Welfare -Board, on
Tuesday evening, Jantiary 8th, and an-
neimeed that. the Board was now caring
for 22 familleacontaining 89 dependent.;
• and the there were ha addition three
LOST -4
single men. This makes a total of 114
L 0—Gold-rimmed glasses betweenon ieeete
church and the Square or,
eel the Square. Pinder please leave atThtb
! is is lest mx ' half the numbefj
Male OFFICE. eared foe at this time last year and is
fountain pen post office said to refiezt the generally better tirneS
'11-4 On MOndaY. January 7th. Pinder and more *Pen 'winter.
please leave at Orri9E, and re- - many donation* treert lettficals publeie
"c•eives' &Ward. '
bodies were mated, to the meeting,
'WANTED - among them being the foliewing: Ah
meek Chapter,I.O.b.E., $25; Victoria H
posnixoN. WAN ci le ad and S. Club, $10; Liorts Club, $40; Sal,.
-•• „Teactical entiee 'wishes. Invalid '-
nursing or houzeiceeping. Able to take vation Army from Christmas -cheer Pots,
full charge. .2VIederate wages. Apply to $11.01; Lions Club„Pluistmas Cheer,
MRS. leieeMAS H. CLARK, Hayfield. $45.75; Women's Institute, $15. and
WOMEN WANsuele—To sew for us at
Canadian Legion $50.
" home. Sewing- machine necessary.] Thursday morning was the date set
No selling. ON T ARIO NECKWEAR for the start of relief work in the town
COMPANY De t 258
votes, and left the perennial candle
date; Chaslitimber, at .home. '
It is generally .ccrramented on' the
reets-thateitewouldebtreliffieteltetteetre
tymore representative or more promising
council_ ,Ortiong ehe eecieleerte, pepety
Ree&terrner ana.-Court. eitickins are
generally looked Upon as tt2Wiee learn'
ot last year's men and the balance; by
e -of experienie, b11ity i'end-11
cial interest in the comuttinite are fully
expected to, give excellent-serVite to the
tow, xi.
It is apparent that •the interest •wa$
greater than .1aet year as considerably
more eotes were east. It is not easy to
Make an exact ootriParison bUt last year
• the •teavieet vote' was polled for the two
•candidate's for the reeveship, the same
two candidates as this year, namely,
'Messrs. Moser and Mannings. ,
The Vote
Last year their total vote was 1122
while this ,year the vote for the Imo
totalled 1434, an apparent 1nel-ease in
voters a -•
This would seem to indicate that at
! least that many more people turned out
to vote.
• The- Organ Company bylaw vote, of
885 for and against, does not indicate
.80 mugh, as only ratepayers had the
1-r • '
ight, to vote here.
tast year Coun. Sproule headed tete
pall,with a UAW ofr623.votes 'tet againet
Oeuri. Baker's vote thiti year of 823.
• STRAYED
QTRAYED.—To thee farm of the un-
• dersigned, two Yung cattle.
• Owner masr have same ,oy proving pro-
- percy arta .paying ,expenses. Actout
same tune the undersigned lost three
• • head es young -emcee, anyone knowing
of their whereabouts please communicate
evithe:HVGHseSISWAftile----Corrot-- 4;
Aslefield. Phone Dungatmon 4 r 8.
AnTicLgs FOR SALE
VOR SALE.-eNew .outteree-with -auto
S ett t and •Ciumes—reasonable
ternts. Address GEORGE eeet. IRELAND,
R. R. No. 2, /Lambeth;
• wood lot near Atiburn, 22 tnen Having
been selectect for the work. This was,
announced .on Wednesday, morning atter,
,the 'Welfare 4Board meeting. It takes'
care of practically all married men an I
,rellef. •
, Little change In' Wood cutting effl-
ulatione Le noted from last year, the
-wood -being---ctit and Siw d
be frig of the Huron County
Co*nen • wel he'd in the county
into the town, whele it will be piled in
the yard back of the town hall and sole
to eitezens. The praceeds from the sale f
'will be- used to reduce the cost of'rellef.1
It is expected to be a profitable venture
as it was „last year.
This year no trucks will be allowed to
Diseelier
41enseeieTlilir the. .`,1*S-otviethetiloefliGt 6.°df01;:eicsitti,l',4t°efidthoen. PiVt°61441)dtt
and wirs: tlu9r3n1.5no'lotidfnac4srts,11:Cen from
the stltepleti
M leaky' 4
r.
at the Mutilcipal,tleetion 9
the 7th '(tay of ,4411P4r3t)
sof the several DeputpRe.
Gdeh. vokoolie, vorbr caused Jh J. MOSER (elected) , ...... ,
B, C. Munnings.. •
.....
1 3rd., • ' - _ • ,, ' _ _
Oenee time tetter ratinng for the night, •
Mrs. .;ticteCed* WO -ened by a nois
ef etrangilhitlett C ;ctrom the romn
_,
te 'Wneele steete C te Eileen aged
and JOYeei aged 4, Were sleeping%
titiedOleile hersetf tinitletllY she Pin lu-
te; the netent to ,11,nd '00.4 suffering from
.003,eitiffiete of 00111 'IU Which was gen-
erg theatighinet the ')eteUee. One of the
children Aii&S. IYInit ',Ont .the floor whi/e
f • .. .
Moser'S InajOrity, 303. •
COUNCILLORS (First Six fleeted)
...ame.smtet
..and Mrs...tWeaabe-, who were not
theeneeteee as *oily *fleeted, Carried thel
children(' otetidde,,,and the cool air soon
reVlied them. tt4d,aViteeeMcCebeeetot
Wakened When- it is possible
that. !sezioite consequence, would have re-
tedeee-e- —
W. J. BAKER...., 823
J. W. CRAIGIE 76 1
J, E. HIJCKINIS
761
E. E. BINGHAM 746
E. ID. BROWN
682
.C, C. LEE
G. P. Gould 5 9 1
530
A. Malpass
• 336
139'
GODERICH ORGAN CO. BYLAW
Jcir :-.-.-: . .
Against . . •
365
• Rejected,, 38.
Ma jority -tor, 1 55.-
s•
•
For iteeve
1 2,f3 4 6
• 47 100 104 62 89 26 9
32 65 57 10 44 41 5
2 '4 4
• For Councillors
1' 2 3 4 5 6 7
41 82 90 30 63 41 90
• 35 63 86 27 62 36 80
• 47,102 88 43 T5 31 82
38 68 72 21 55 39 86
35 52 99- '17 46 41 68
24 45 60 11 40 28 58
.... 28 53 43 13 43 28 50
33 50 40 11 41- 10 36
15 39 40 12 36 16 48
. 21 41 31 )18 44 14 42
• 14 23 26 21 '29 8 24
•. . . 2 1 3 2 7
Goderich Organ Factory Bylaw
1 2 3 4 5 6 '7
27 38 60 16 34 27 51
• 25 52 47 21 41 16 50
... 2 6 3 e 1 3 36
.Albert Goldt441'3)e Defeated for e.. J. Weser
R. e+-"NOne New Face in
jecatedMunnthgs
Council --N4* Reeve Is Well
Thought • .4,
A statement, ef the. -results of
• the W• J. Baker •
minticipal electiOns held 'Monday, the j' W' 'Cra/gle •
J. E. Buckine
seventh darof January, 1965, as follows:
, F. E. Bingham
' „REEVE.- E. D. Brown
eel:tette Ceel'reasiTra 56 •;59 112 59 '286-:* Or: P. .
Name '• 1 2 .3 4 Total C. Lee.........
A. J. "Goldthereie 73 47 77 39 236 A. Malpass
" t)OUNCIL
- .H. Humber
W, Bell
1 -2 3 4 Total T•
Name
,Coiclough •
*Jno. Pithlado, ;Jr. 107 54 96 45 302 Rejected -
*bide/yet Tyttedall 65 67 112 51 295
Vag, Ctd.ghtgrie, Jr. 50 52 96 79 277
Nlsonavt-44arty 43 50 91 35 219
Harpy A. eMettreath 28 63 .60 47 198, :Tcr
Wan= ..4rfarth • 26 29 '71 26 152 Against
(*) lhdleates elected-,
ert Goldthorpe, the so-called Laird
Date.0,1*,,Aoneunced. R�pe to
Have it in Town 11,1I, • NO
Clinch), RiPert
PreParations are under two.tY 'fa''''ealt a
mass mcetittg. et 1.10114,oWiler,$.414
era to be helde.tee .1110 -toWn hall some
evelting neet',eVeeit *te• go theroUghlir in
to the- 1001 4tUation, to make .repre-
eentatielie to the new- town cannon, to
decide how best. to- APProaCh the DOM"
inkm Goveetunerit and to appoint a re-
Prezentative conunittee.
This is the first nsove PeSghlo since
the Chriettnas sesesen, as -Mast people
yeeeeeeeesiezes„..4*;,..e.e--e=reeee;eeeet.
The A,. It Clineher report ha e net 'yet
been received in Goderlth but Mr. D. E.
Holmes understande that it has been
egeltecleineOttawa-end-thet-tettorrenay—
be expected there. It is, toped that out..
of the Meeting wilfoome a Radici Stela „
whieiteeVilrbdeable—arexp-lhe""feel-
ings of the tacit° us6rStend to have any
and all -sources of ireerference cleaned •
up. -
seeiVxeeeexaete date of the meeting will be -
-announced later as. soon as it is known
.When the town hall 'will not be In tele.
The decision of the government tee do
away„ with the annual lisense fee, a
matter' which,it is expected will beeekla-
nounced, oftletally eoon, puts a &Meant
face on the question and makes it pos.,
&lige lthat the clearing up of local dif-
ficulties, will be made easier.
TO, HEAR RADIO TALK
39
46
31
29
38
30
28
18
28
27
' li 10. el 12
109 1O4,6� 17-423 -
.1.08 021t,:(35 59-701
63 81 Se 95-761
tee 96 57 93_746 Governotkeeleneral to Speak On. Frith**.
'115 92 51 58 682 ' •,, e- Scout a to Listen '
•
107 79 66 53-691 l' His gitellency, ford Deastroiough, is
74 74 42 54-530 scheduled to speak over the radii" on
27 36 32 47-371. Friday evening, eann 1,„
23 h, otte the.
le B.01,03, eSajollsetoulTItstAreunin;:,,t
ctien of
. ?fie di.
Mr A Dowker are *rren to hear
• his address while inott1,11 e01 41,•,gke
public lkfiletry bulkling: A it
will be : 'sit p there *allot' the- boys inVit-,
ed to and listen In. The talk ,is
in conneotion with the current cam-,
T flatten' -UP-Weise- funds.
1 .
10 11 12
62 51 48
27 13 36
8 2 .2,, .
This would ,Make it- appear that a of ColbOrne and the man who has lent Jury Verdict of KNOX CHOIR CONCERT
large number of "plunipers': were ;cast more color pan any other to the, Huron'
A 'd ' t I 'D ath S.pecial Musical Evening with Cameron
i, u, me. aezeat in Monday's
The -vote in favor of the Organ Come eleetion his township at the hands Of
that the voters, when they take the!, only- 50 evotes separated the teve but
trouble to investigate am tter-
a cline the•y' ivereplenty.
capable of. understanding any question,' EX: -Reeve Goldthorpe's often expressed
current I I . • inanets--Journals, wish for the 'time to rest and look after
every4here to the contrary netWithe farm' will now be gratified. He re-
heard as ,to the wisdom of extendingl-whieli- the assessment of Colborne' has
municipal aid to any industry, it WaS seeadilly teclined while the tax rate also
seen that this was not a ease which lowerect•trem 4 mille to 2te, mills. f,
eame into that category. Here the aid eee- tree county council during Ahat,
was given long since and the bylaw was thrt tet'i m the reatest upheaval in
the history of the county with the trea-
surer ifidicted for huge shortages in hisl
etetenn4s. Reeve Goldthorpe was chair-,
nefin the committee of the council en -11
a Wel -of 380 Voteetel tits vvith the clearing up of the situ-
This-- year he was tied Ath J.
ft& second plat* eilth 761 vetet C.ra4gleT, atitm and his stiffest opponents adlnit'
Wi that -he did this fearlessly His la
standing.• Wtrile mani etitielsins 'Wei& th'es aft#r 'four years as reeve during'
shnnlY a anatthr of extending a note a e g _
which the rneker was not able to Meet.
The inerease frt Coun. Huckin% vote
is interesthtg. Last year he just got in-
to c
tk thcapable ror tile p ns
J. A. e are not knoi.Vn.
Mattawan at. mayor, the eititeree The cnly change in the Colborne
tOWflhip ouncil is the addition of Nel-
I fairs with some oldeproblems cleared up zon leeeLarty to. its number, All other'
to town. •
participate in the hauling of the 'wood look formeard to a geed year In af-I
Tue.eday night's •meeting revealed the* and serne new legislatiOn ite protpect,
fact that 'a new clia.irman will be ap- I •
New Clerk% Office „ P
pointed for the Board in place of Chas
Oeuneil Chattbers, COUrt ,Ilottse, Gode- um er. 'Relief Officer Kidd was .given 11 is believed, from the tortiereatiOne Feagan is a quiet, unassuming but'
at 2 O'clock on the afternoon oft 1)8nn-13°13 to earn' on engineering
TI.teotto, -Janda* 22hde11/35." - • reireek"teetere it would not intelifere with
ALI clerk%• tertilleette.s af election
tenders, .aoutit, nOtices 01dePutation,
or ttepeications and other
ed that it would be possible t�hold two
important
budOess reqUiring .attention at this cl more terilight musitai recitals at
Which the aeeniesion fee would be old
clothes.
Clerk not Wee than thonday pre-
vious to the meeting of the Council.
Dated ateGOderich this 3rd day of
Jactizary, 1935.
J' E
M. ReeD
. RTS,
County 'Clerk.
lerOnCE
tio TO 11014THRS, FANI;-71;RATe-
PERS.
X te're obtgettd a course in taxidermy
el_tedittingeettefttreeeand-ehlteeetteee
a license etty X. tin .now prepared 10
tan 'all 'kinds of small pelts up to the
sise of door volt YoU can have your
fox pelts made into lovely neck, piece.
- Best of- materialObtainable used In to.
.04*
'Deerfield .Rd., ttotterich,
'TIM O. r CAREco,,
Fiii,itementanalviot4-64.
INSMANCt
mg.;1116 Tfrose,- Wo.rt 1st, latkierlek
rhprie t34 NELt4tON IkILL, 74ter,
—NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE Ite CREDITORSotiee 18 hereby given to all persons
having any claim' against the estate of
John IX. Millian, late of , the Town Of
Goderich, sveho died on of about thel9th
day of December, A. D. 1934, to send
the same to the undersigned on or be-
fore JaimAii
• r a date the Executore °Of tfte Staid
estate',,shall proceed 10 make distribu-
tion thereof, 'having regard only to the
claims then filed.
Dated this 4th day of January, A. D.
1935..
1-14178 and ItAlte.
4God' Mai, Ontario,
SOlkitors for the Extra°
herein..
1
Port WALE OR TO 'RENT
,.......44...„.........,.....-...... ....,
TO RENT. -./The' east, side, of cleuble
'a- house situate on E
' ItAltlI and - Wore; ;uve 'tt'' APP"
aotteticx Ilaffillten Dt.,
around the Town gefielleibateenesOf the
first Matters to be taken up by the new
body will be the provision of' decent
quarters fOr the town clerk, Le_Le Knew.
The auditors strongly recomMended this
In the interests of ..ejneierity and it, ie
Probable. that it will be done. ,AS for
further peoposals it Will be necessary to
await the inaugural aaress the 'tor
. .
mayor.
The :Round Robin Totunardent of the'
Bachnititon Club wUl .t4k0 eat
Tuesday, January 10th; 41 8 penand
eve/7 ,seeond Tuesday tolght thengtet
All members are urged to attend.'
ELIE&IFORS' CARDS Or" 3VANKS'.'
To THE ELECTORS Otatigatili,
•
Th18 is
td :express my Ala**, and
hearty, thanke-, for the iteletidid
gave me on Monday, t 4ppr'
as a token of your confide
X wish 'to assure you that at
Your Reeve trk 1935,„ a* in eiee
be towards improving the Pool
TOwn and County to the best
'YOUrti
6ALE..-ippult%. Skim? on 0111:o .
• Water:- Itiglivi: `inside Joan 1101,4 tadlo 11114 trielitlemen:
lta. rithe strile • or tentr; With ,rdwelling pnpartutilty of'',,
Ihol0.0), fon bottomeht vaiterdwelling, gentrou,s, ...
Poultry houses, wrtiOnt.fer•ttld layers, siso and Of eSe
four 'hettibtitoets frier ,breeder it& will 114 .
"itItibg. W. A ,t" OW' *Ott
I litiol' ftoderich.Aint,..tft t..- - - '
..,... . ... -
releirittecily competent meet who is ex4
pecied to give his municipality good
cc' en a e
In Case of Car Crash VVhich Cost
Life of Jno. E. Booth. Barn
Obscured View. Recommend
Signal.
A verdict of aecidental death was fee
turned by an inquest jury last Friday
afternoon when inquiry was made into
circumstances surrounding the death of
John E. Booth, -Bell Telephone em-
ployee, killed in a level crossing acci-
dent on the Huron road, just outside tfie
town limits. on Deeember 8th last. The
jury found that a barn on the south side
of the highway. near the track and ob-
scuring the view of an approaching
train from the east. was a. contributing
factor and also recommended the instal-
lation of automatic warning signals at
the crossing. Coroner Dr. Dwyer of
Zurich presided.
The evidence of A. W. Grieves, driver
of -the ill-fated car, was taken from his
cot in Alexandra heseettle the tomner,
jury and lawyers. going to the institu-
, tioh. Grieves was seriously injured, but
leadership.
is maldng a nice recovery. ite said he
�e conducts a fann impleinent busi-
remembered little of the accident, save
Zee In Goderich but is still the owner
that of the train suddenly looming up in
of the old Irani in Colborne and his In -
front of him and then craeh. His evi-
Nee.sts are still mainly centered there.:
Ile has a wide following there and his dence waa, of little value. He did not
, see the train or hear its whistle or bell
-*tory was predicted by many from tne'
until it was too late.
Ointment he •announced his candidacy.
.1.0 is expdeted to lend strength to the I Train Crew Saw Car
Pdunty Council, of which he gets his Eng•ineer James Norwood, of C.Nle
first experience later this' month. trairi eve, Diesel car and trailer, said he
Nelson MoLarty, too, Is well regarded saw the autoniobile -on the highway 500
„ et a good farmer and possesred of good to 600 feet away. For a time the barn
ljudgment Mid able to carry on satisfac-
,torilyinc other Mem-
a glimpse of it the auto was only 200 to
bets have had- one or more 'years' •orPer" 300 feet from the ing.
When e
engineer saw a crash was lartninen.t he
ience arid their abilities were sufficient- ,
applied his emergeney brakes. The
-ly well known -to win ehe votes of their
fellow citizens. right side of his pilot, sten* the right
.....„.-----............:-........-, „, ,......
Tear end 'of the- automobile, tossing it up
• ..„............ . against the knee. Booth wee thrown
out: of the car against as-telephOne pole
Invitations have tbeen redeived from end died, a few minutes later. Grieves
the secretary ofi the Huron Old Boys' -
. remained in the driver's seat, with one
Association in Toronto for the armlet
OLD BOYS' PARTY.
M Home to be held on Friday evenhi,
g
rebrualY Int next,.
A- good time is platted With cards
. .
track. It was direabled, the engineer
alid dancing. The announcement catne
,Ircur the secretary, R. S. dileppard, wlityg --"------ -----'-- — .
-
tefee that Invitations will be ant tol
IfoiOritatte
. AM name te sent inte hiS Mee, •weather -1
,,....
le lair= Old Boy anywhere if filet
foc)t Ought in the pedalz He twee re-
moved to Jenner's gerviee dation. The
tmin came pesa hair 690 feet- dewn th
ehlOunt Ave T
e
}t, it anticipated that the UMW large
r of i)resent Ituronitte will jotir-
10 ra the always poPtilar
•
10:
**it: A tree
Jan. 3 . 44e-35
4 4 . 4.4440
r " 5 . 4'i . 39
r;..11'eleeeeleetetree-Vezes,
-38 '38
Geddee as Attraction—Well Staged
Only very wet and, disagreeable wea- Latta Callus overstayed her welootne
thee prevented a large turnaut for the
epecial musi:al evening el the Knox
Preeeyterlan choir held in 't -he church
DO lnursday, Jahuary 3rd.
.Caniereri 'Geddes. the widely known
arid admired singer of songs was the, ,leeep in mind the "Rummage Sale"
I under auspices of St. David's Group.
churoltwo,mco:s Guild, in At, George:8
!at the Foots'. • Cress ,Corn. Salve got rid
ef her. Ate DUNLOP'S DRUG STORE.
500," euchre and dance, under the
auspices of Rebekah Lodge, in Odd-
' fellows' Hall, on Friday, January. 25th.
Admission eke
seccial attraction of the affaie and those
who went enjoyed an unusual musleal
event. Mr. Geddes is papular. f rom
ceaSt to coast for a voice of *Mud
-newer. and -range and he was in excel-
, lent vetee for this *event. He rendered
.f.veral of his lotttete, knawn selectians
14uch as "Glery Road," and "Without a
Song,", in his best Manner. .
Mr. Harry Lieens prepared the pro-
gram for the choir and a:companied
Mr. 'Geddes in his selections. Several
excellent numbers were • sung by the
choir and they were assisted by the local
trio of Mee. 11, C. Dunlop, Sefiss Ger-
• trude 'Heist and Mrs. SaUndera. , the
latter also being heard in a solo.
testified. The pilot was smashed and
the air linee cut. The engineer said he
blew hls whistle 'at the whistle -past and
again at the crossing. The bell, he
said, was ringing constaetly.
Conductor George Fulther did not see
the approaehing automobile, nor did he
. feel the leanatt. Theerstedgelte.
•
had
of t e accident as when his train'
:Arne to a halt.- He ran back and
assisted in rendering first: aid. He said
that all traitt rules- had been observed.
Both he and Ails engineer aald the speed
of the- train was front 30 to 35 miles an •
hour.
Parish Hall cn Saturday. Jan: 19th, corn-
;
meneing at 10.30.
e, given by the Central Horne 'and
,School Club in the erhool on Friday
evening, January 25th, at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be served. Silver collec-
tion. •
A Bile/are Tournafnent will be held hi
the Octdfellows' Hall every Monday
night. Cash :prizes will be given for the
three higheet scores. Totunement is
I open to Oddfellows only. • No entry fee;
Please hold the dates Thursday, n4,.
2istfer the annual High Tea of St.
George's Church ey'omen's Guild in the
Parish Hall,
The Goderich Township Hospital Aux-
iliary will hold its regular monthly meet-
ing at the heme of Mrs. 0. Ginn, Thum-
day,*January, 17th. at 230 p.m.
The regular °meeting of the Victoria
Home and Sehoul Cluis will be helce in
the kindergarten roarn. on Thursday.
January 47th. at 8 p.m. Election of of-
_ .
nava will take place and airs. t. t.
Knox will be guest speaker, tesides
several musical number* by children of
the school, Miss Dorothy Craig -of Aube
urn, will sing.
. The Women's HoaPital Auxiliary will
hold its regular meeting on Monday,
January 14th, in the Public Library at
4.00, p.m.
The • regular meeting of the Knox
church. W. M. win be held l'atesday
afternoon, •January 22ed, ratite than
the 15th owing to the annual meeting of
the Presbytetial to be held in Clinton on
that date. ,
The W, C. T. V. will meet at the honte
of Strs, A. Walter, Bruce streets, Oh
Thursday, January Ilth. at 340 p.m.
The members would like to git alt the
ladies :WU) are interested to save the
coupons of tiurprIse "Soap; Magic! liaking
Powder, Oilleit'a Lye and 'Quaker Foods;
as these mar be re -deemed and the
1,iotinc3r sent to the Tit veLter's Aid Socie-
ty. Wirs.,,,Walter is the superintendent
of this departmesit and would be Pleased
to get in toutit with ilsOt one Mu) fwtc‘
ing any of ,thista 000ns.
CADOF MAUS
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4tikirt% *AV'
In their teeen
thatie-voilo tent
and WM.
The Brindley .boye, Gordon and Al -
bete, told a passing the autoitobile 300
feet west of the crossing, when Albert'
remarked "there is going to be a sleigh
if that fellow doesn't watch out." 'He
had scarcely the words out of his mouth
when the crash came. Gordon said the
&leer of the auttimobile swerved to his
left and tried to go around the front of
the train in a /est -Initiate effort to avoid
the aceident.
• Other Witnesses were P., If. Jenner,
who helped render- first aid and who
called the doctor. Dr. N. C. Jatimon
• esid ditooth died of a fractured skull and
posaible broken tock. Ile sated • that
GM* Itierillyeilitoken "rill, 4;1 lacere
Med scalp and Itteerated kidney.. • I
It wise given etidence that sileee
Lite eteeident, slow -running 'orders of:ten
mks an hour had„beett in effect at the
omitting in quealori And Would continne
tcootruntni.ldillfterd the Itkaalatea Pails)*
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