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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1935-02-14, Page 1' t' ‘41,401Mtel',4t0 .01AN'e4V"ntett".• • Zeise -et evseisfektei'SY.Me.20$4.444VO4eseset essesese. :esisseetessesee,Serasteseeeeeee 450 , a,se '`)16'01Veli'$i sir:e",V4:',11'efm:ko..t;'''Ati•'„*4*':er • It , r•••• ubseriptiont * rear YOEtO LT ERI T, S 14th, 1935 rat, F.' NA « Uhl 1,y.. etu$ Given 'PEACH 11WR°VEIVIENTS eum . , ,ekvasenginf 'Trees, Will •Be Planted and ' newer Beds VFV, N''111/161"vi ,1141.4 Out Seats for the !teach a IE'le�ibflIty . , ' Preparatiens- era already Under Way 'for wino beantificatien pr the ,harbor trent-next Spring. . Tne 7, 1./. 0, employeeand Membera Of' the VOnnell Will cooperate to plant flowers .and trees With grass where it hritS a 'Chance to grow. Coun, Lee favora Planting polars near the Water's edge as being likely* to grow quickly and ,give lattada...sConer......than•-•Others It is) also 'planned to place seats and a *number of beach umbrellas 'Where they will do the Armlet goott althOugh it isnot deaded whether the shades' Will be rented or left tor the use a -tuenizt comers, At the power house a small sinucom has been bitlit facing west and a num- -or ,plants have been started there. It is hoped that in time a considerable trunlicer of. desirable plants and annual flowers can be seeded down there in or- der to _give them. an• ..earl.V......dalt,...eaCh spring. , If some ariangeraent can be made to aie-fer-the.-Open-lots-litterft -t-witir oil& boilers and weeds the water front, it is hived, will present a distinctly improt- ed appearance over former years. Council CommitteeAGOve in Pre. ' Paring Quarters. All Citizens Requested to He* With Dona- ti�ns of Interest, •4•.?••••••••••••••••••••,.. A VigorOUS comniittee of the town 0,10101, headed bY Coun, C., C. Lee and , 'tesiiposed of 'Court. Brown, Baker and --;—*thighantiAs-buldlY:Lenglitifed-41--PreParing• for tie propose d 044eriell museum ' will be 'housed h the public • library building TheIncana have been inspectedd . an prepared for' the' varieUe, exhibits' and taie conun1tte7e Urgently reqUests 4 citi- eniz-Nwing,Ax441%.* interest ,pertalia-, toh the early- life -of ..-Goderioh and 'Huron County_ to get: in- toOrt itr members of the cortnnittee. It is hoped that the generosity of the People will Pell them to, donate Items of interest in order to tnake the museum a sueces.s. Therat„are..irnown-to -be-Many- in Various homes, such as old furniture - -and photographs, spinning ,wheels or Specimen.s of early agricultural iraple- •, ments.-Ivhiely-are-riot getting -the dare they deserve :but which would be wel- ' Ocrae in the musetun. — This Is not the first time the idea of 'a musettm has been taken up locally ' but 'since the tOwn council voted a sum 'of money, to Prepare tile quarters and has appointed Et icommittee to look after the mOvernent, things have taken, on a mew eorn.plexion. It is belleived that .genuine progress will pow be made and • the -assistance and eCOPeration of every- one 'Is asked. -Others towiiS in Western Ontario have very Suceessful institutions .this kind and they have ,ProVen mime of inspiration to young and old, ,and it is believed that an equally useful collection of interesting objects can be. gathered here. There is plenty of material for the embryo museum, #r). spite of the fact that ritual 'has been sent away or lost as a result of the 'apparent lack of In- terest in the question in the past few years. The .assistance " and interest of the .-Tristoricali Society membership is being solieited is waits WO of ell -oth- er bodies interested in the begfrining of things in the !community. • The committee will arrange to call for ----anything from any- home in town If a meniber U,„ notified. , • , runtic NOTICE .1.27. ' VOTIO.E.-Will the gentleman who got -J-11 the 'loan of eight chairs and two tables kindly be 'good enough to return the same at ante and save trouble. • J. BROPHEY.' -NIOTIOE.-I am entering the eontest for the Mail. and Enipire, and would. very -much appreciate any assist- ance you would give me by saving coupons found In each day's Mail •and .TPlite• 'rf you phone 352 will gladly ' Ifor sante.- Subscriptions would greatly be appreciated by ESTHER MURRAY. • ARTICLES FOR SALE F oat SAE -.One' ten-gallon fish ariinni in good eondithm, $3.,00 cash Apply tO MRS. A. atnat:ER„ Pal- merston $it. WANTED • • . , Vt7011/44MIN WALNTED.--#To soy .for us at w .)Ibine. Belying niathine necessary. No selling, owrAltio NEOlerW1*1 EAR ,DePt. 250, Toronto a. part SA,LE ()II TO RENT ' SALE OR REN'T.-0-asture farm near relay terms. Ap- ply to MRS., RUTH THOMPSON; 13368 Olielsett ete Detrelt, Or to Mit HARvEr Pin3HER,fl 6, OoderiChe Ont. AllarT.--,The east side of slottbie hottse athlete On Brace St ApPlY tO HAYS and nos, Hamiltan Goderich, e3A.L15,-;e4Pottitrat Pans, Ion Slue Water Highway, inidde _,town lim- ft. "tee *eras of land, !with dwelling house and garage, JUR basement under dwenfag, Ondtrer 11Ouatte. Went for 500 kyers, also four ineubatent, four brooder* ettAreet.ARtilY ligia W. A.battattnstg, litylield Read, Ooderleh, Ont. R .RENT . • or FOR SAM' Redford Residente-.Cobenv St. APPIY P. R. WARW., gsteetitor, Photo ZOO, AND Ot$1011t414 Actiaolit and Motor Car INSURANCE Woott `14' RIZLMr Improvement In - Radio Reception Committee Not 'Yet Certain Con- ditionlPermtment. Radio Club Grows. Radio reception has shown a marked improirement generally in town during the past ten, days but interference of a purely local nature has been disturbing many -eitiFns. The main trouble from the 'high fres 'll quency chiropractic machines has shown , 'eqj, .U.C. Again o Perth county Youths to Appear Wilitte Seriteneed onl'Inirsdaw 'for Robberyi, Bayfield Man . SettlesBill $10, for Bkle. %orris Viumferd . and Wflhiam J« rallia, both abont 20 Years Of exec plead- ed guilty to robbing a store atIliordwieh aortae -weeks ago and will appear before Magistrate MakIns on Thursday, •Veb„ 14th, /or sentence. s • -Incidentally, both admitted halting been 'Implicated in former criminal acti- vities, Fall's of having stolen church: • Celleetion afto having '• been. entrusted with Its collection, and IVIUmford vjUi another mime for whicb he served six R„Ryttha„ Onelph•Tgp.=amzzmwagm*P.-.4'.' - At ftrs beth clehned, at their hearing slast-Thursdayrthat they hed,never been in trouble lbefOre. They llve with their :parents _nekr Palmerston. , Jas.tL1ndsay, a well •known Bayfield citizenand a muSielan of note, paid no ,attention. to a. suxamona-to,. appear- in court to answer to a charge of having obtained board and lodging by fraud. His bill had been Paid and he thought no more about it until he was picked • up on a •bench warrant. His three .days, In jail before a hearing was plenty of puniihment and as the boarelbill had been taken care of, the matter ended. Donald Dale of Seafortiv,slept off the Crowns Miss Dorothy Westbrooke effects of a hockey game in a Seaforth Queen. Comic Events a n d restaurant. The town constable carried Races Marked Eirening of Fun. eo IL C. Diktileli vjS a Pest Over the week -end with ,,Mr. 4 111cra Frank ivfartin, Toronto. 'Miss Elsie ,Elder spent „Several days in 'Avant° recently, a Vest witli her bro- ther, 111r. H. Elder. Mrs. a L.MziMaritis and Mrs. A. Thompson were week --end visitors with relative.s in Toronto, Mrs. ,J. Ilnington hes oretUrned after an extended Visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. lVfcGill, lsloranda,. Quebec. 1VIeSsrs. Whiter ?rebel and Arthur RohfrItsch, of Stratford, spent Sunday ;1,1:0111 licen.e Of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lin - . t • Mr. Bruce Orr wits in 'Toronto last week -end and attended The heekeYnietch en-eSatu.rday night at t,lie MaPle x,eat . Mr. and Mra. Iz-lirortity- and Rev. D. McLeod were guests oVe‘r the. week- end in thxiat_the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hibbert and Mr. avere--IneLendoon-onetru attending the funeral of Mr. Hill's uncle, Mr. Luxton Hill. Skating Carnival Draws La,rgeCrowd him to the hoosegow and the ride cost him $10. A case against a 'Mrs. Thompson 01; Brussels went over for a week as n> one answered when -her name was called.. It is a liquor case, Dr. W. F. Gallow Will a distinct falling -off, although it is not yet -certain that the reason for this Jim- Re-elected. rChairanan by Collea- provement , iFnown, .Cendensers and traps have *been installed in Dr. Atkin - son's hotne With the cooperation of the doctor but the committee feels that the reason for the Improvement is somewhat _cbscure- end cannot .yet, guarantee its peimaneney. Every effort is. being made • to locate the sources of the other local troubles and when-lo4fed the owners of offend, inginachines will he approached in the • friendliest spirit with the request that they take the .necesSary measures to shield their_ machines. The committee now has information which will be of value to •owners of small motors and other kinds of equipment showing the !best and least•., expensive . methods of shielding. Most traps for such .radia- tiena as are being heard now cost Very little and are well within the ability of the owners to install.' In the ineantline the Radio Club, executive have appointed Jno. Huckins andjohn Cuthbertson as its.:representa- tives- to sell memberships to radio own- ers and they have had excellent success. They have divided the tottra into two sections and have been ,active in seehig that all have a chance to buy. Practi- cally everyone approached has taken a ticket and in a matter of a few days the Radio Club will have a membership of severer hundred. Mr. Prank Riley has been aetively souring -the townandseveral tests. have been made of oqUipmerit nose installed. •Some,little expensei anticipated but It maY be Poesible to escape the large ex- pense which it was feared would be en- tailed in clearing Dr. 'litkinson's lines. This will not be certain until several moreete.sts of a more concluslite nature have been made. - AUCTION sax , C*,11EARING AUCT/014 S A LE OP FARM , ST'OOK, IMPLEMENTS, HAY, OFSAIN and ENS/LAOS. (le Property of DOM Kalman and Rich- ard afarbinney, .at Lots 1 and Z Con., 4, ,Cogisinte, near McCaw .StitiOn, on TuesdaY, Pebruary 26th. . T.GUNDRY & SON, Atiotioneers. NOTICE TO CREDITORS X/110111101TO CitErotimS. m IntRathe ()wag to all taxis baying olabna against the estate ot Eoberf Fitzgerald, late of the. Town - Ship' of tAstgleki in the county bt -Huron, Firmer, who died eh or itkolt the 24th day Ost January o A, D. 1935, to send Mille to the undendgritd, on Or before Feb. its on, and after that date the Exe- cutor k- lierent.ivut titoc04 to dMrLute the Rada, of the estate, having regard only to the claims then received. Dated at tioderieh this .6th day 0! Iniintary. A. D. 1935. 11&118 and HAVS, tioderieli, °Marie* WWI for the amen 140 Ott JUflNG h ictinatt , I� 8 gues at Meeting Last Week. Pipe to Be Taken Up. • Dr. W. P. Gallow was named, chair- man of the Public Commission - for the present year at the meeting held on Thursday, February 71h, the move being made by, the Mayor and seconded by M R. Vigle. Goderich Balt Company also notified the Commission that an addi- tional •D -horsepower will be . required soon - and aTiked for an early considera- tion of the -request. The superintendent, J. E. Kelly, was instruCtedto go into the matter and have_ the necessary con- . traot drawn up.. Norman MoPhall will be permitted to take up the old water intake pipe still lying at the bottom 0! the lake and sell It for Junk. It is not knowrlittst how much Mr. 'McPhail can retrieve but the Commitsion dOe.s not object to his try- ing for .1t. Some teplications for electricity were considered but the bulk of the -business was of a routine nature. ' Bo* Scout Troops At Church Service •About Fifty Boys Attend Annual Parade at St. Gerge's Church. Special Sermon. Troops 1 and 2 of the Boy Scotits in Goderich asitraded, nearly fifty streng,te St. George's church on Sunday last for .their annual combined tehurch servite. Under the leadership of Mr. Harry Watson, and headed by the geoid flag and the Union .fack tarried. by ScOitta George Dowker and George Parsons, they marched Into the church Janine- diately after the choir processional. The boys stood at attention while the flags Were handed over to the keeping pf The rector, Rev. J. X. IL Mills, Who draped thent on the altar table, Rev. Mr. Mills preached a *tole' ser, inon to the &otitis grottpedhi the front pews. •I • 'Ile remarked that there are far too Many influences at work taking boys down town In the evening to leaf around the corners., The Boy &outs ire a splendid Infitienet, drawing bidra ''.ta a 4orthihile Wori �k stresied the, heed lot nnitfr of eftMt on the Part of ONMI in order that' the dbjeet might be ao coilliklfabed:kt tlie teoPeratIon 41,,,the *alit ertort tioutot .atcbui. pttah very totd 13adett4estell tould, neve(' have actediplished What the tiOlit. taeVemerit ..fititted 21 Yew* *0 has aetortiPlished*'ir Ins by the *died 6trort ot more than itwek Miilion 1)00 121. Alt rifts of the tho rets have ben tailored. ;sow; Herbert' Bridle Jind' t.eader min* nowker tesd the t TO." titan, AO Of layed .win, solo id *the Ansi '.hynon was afOr *Web the, ' . About '3004, people,young and 'old, gathered at the West . street rink on Wednesday night and crowned Miss Dorothy Westbrook e %teen .of the Wb - ter Carnival, an inniil event which marks the height of the' skating season. • Miss Westbrooke had on a gorgeous The Signs Life ,IVICPRE cAr) w6mERsi round the Harbor Ice Haroesteri . Getting 1.19,4!ses ead$‘.. 'Nn Boat Blidditt*. Fishing Operations Restricted.. Xe en the harbor and along the shen, onl,y . about 113 Mehes thiek • but -the fishermen -ire pmparing to harvest their next sulmner's supply, Graham. Broshave already begun and have taken some from theshore over - the site of the old Water intake pipe., 'Norman McPhail has raised three or four sections of the pipe 'And is preparing to have,it -hauled away and sold, • Op the dock all hands are digging out last ,year's ,,Accumula. tion of cork .dtist *6:6in-t1ie ice houses to make room for the ne p.WIiila at; this time las year 'operitFons Were in full Swing, 'everyone ppears to be confident that there 'will be plenty Of ice -for next sum- mer. This year's lesser thickness will be:. easier; to handle tInIn were the tWent3r-inch blocks„ f last- year.. While it has been cold enough this winter, the prevailing winds have been off ,shore which accounts, in the of Mac MacDonald, for the thin ice cov- ering. 'Mao' dropped a short pieee of net at the =With of the harbor on Mon- day and was rewarded with eight • her- ring. Several small boys have been fishing through holes, in the harbor ice but have not caught anything but a few suckers. Ice out by the breakwaters is not safe enough to permit fishing there so last winter's cluster' of swims shel- ters is missing. What boats there are in harbor are well- faitened to the dock with steel hawser& but nature has done an even better job. They are frozen fast to the wharf. .The odd seagull, wheels wearily above all white costume with high. White hat, the expanse of white whica is the har- atting vividly with her dark brim- bor; !calling quietly, now and then, to ette beauty. mates who do not answer. Apparently -Dressed 'in similar material svith a the flocks have gone south with the sun, white top -hat was Walter Hunt and he If seagulls do go south, as they are sel- made a fitting companion for the queen. dom seen. ' Fun and laughter marked the o3ca- I sibr4 with all enjoying the various races I 1 Saturday Afternoon and the _antics. of the claims_ Thre judges selected ,the whinersof Tournament Success , thee variouS evenis. These were Judge • T. M. !Costello, Mr. Roy Stonehouse and 11 II 4 •••••••••••••...,... Mrs, Cam Stewart, Badrninthn C1t4) Entertains Large mt. skinellouse also acted as, starter Entry Lit for Round Robin for the skating races Miss Westbrooke Affairs. The Winners. won the prize for best dressed lady while , Mrs. Clarence MeDopald came second.. The first pr.,e for best comic lady went to a, pair, Misses Elaine Whitely and Julia Shepherd, • dressed as Mickey son and the largest crowd of spectaters Mouses, while seeend in this event went as well and necessitated cutting the play to another pair -dressed in patchwork to three 'rounds with a final game be - quilt effects. These were 'Misses Ruth, tween the winners of the hist round. Robertson and Miss Ruth Deer. The result 'was a win by Mrs. ('Dr,). Martin and Mr. E. a. Beacom against Miss Helen aoOper and Mr. Phil. Carey by the score of 15-42. . Groupings had been arranged for a complete Round Robin, the first of the season, but time did not permit of its being finished. ,The Saturday afternoon sessions were voted so successful that future- tourneys will be held then and it is expected that a large 'entry list will be the usual re- sult. The 'results in the games played were as follows: First 'Round Last Saturday's Round Robin tourna- ment at the. Badminton Club produced the largest entry list of th current sea - Bill McGinnis took first for comit men and Ralph Brodie second. The best jUvenile was Bert WOrseli, while a Close setond was Harold Young. /n the racing events for girls ef 12 years or over, Elaine Whitely came first and 'Maxine Pattiin second. Boys, 12 or over, was won by Art Doak, with H. Wilson second. Boys under 112, Bert 'Wheeler first, and Bill Bellows second. Girls under 12, Margaret Hall, first, Edrienne Johnston second: Coulthurst is Colletiate Head Inaugural Meeting ;Names Com- mittees. 1 Itatitine Work Ak. range.d • tltr, yihatp)-Coulthurat was a'ppoinied chairman of the Collegiate' Thatitute Board at their 1035 inaugural meeting theld in the sehool on Wednesday, Feb. 6. The new representative from the county, Mr. C. E. Asquith,' was wet- ocened to the board. Matters, of a pure- ly roiftine nature were)dealt with apart from the selection of officers and com- rnittee.s for the year's work, Mr. P. J. MacEwan, Was selected • as vite-thairman while J. EL EtOberfson re- MainS as treasurer 010 J. Hume as secretary. The property committee 'consists of Messrs: P J, Itrudgwan, a. 3, Robertson, E. R. Wigle attd O. L. Parana. SunPlr totiamittixt waa,hanted as W. Fraser, Dr. it into*, a E. Asquith arid W. A. Cenitinuut, while the litiMws will be „looke_ Ld.after- byt-W. A. .extidtbarst;; matowan, hr. W, Ivaser, ra. Parsons ittid C. Ft Asquith. • eot er Max. ItOn. 1934 '1111 - . 110 to 2* 216 10th•22 IS* see • 1955- 25 :109.„ 31 21 21 02 . 30, •tlit . '29 10 at 2 04 00 s P. P. Carey and Miss Baeehler, 11. H. Watson and Mkss E. Williams. 3. Miss G. Watson and Mrs. Martin, 11. .Miss Acheson and MISS Lane, 2. Miss M. Watson and Miss H. Cooper, 11. at 0. Williams and 11/11.ss E. Cooper 6. Mr. Young and Mrs. Mooney. 0. 1Vllss Parsons and Miss*Ackerman, 11. ° Dr. Jackson and TVILss Durnin, 7.' E. CY: Brown and Mrs. lays, 11. Mr. McChesney and Mrs. Williams, 3. C. K. Nolte' and Mrs. Beacom 11. Setona -Round 'P. °P. Carey and Mrs. Beacom, 11. IC. 1. Naftel and Miss Bitechler, 4. MiSs G. Watson and Mrs. Williams, 8. Mr. MoChesney' and 1VIrs. Martin, 11. IL Watson and Miss. E. Cooper, 8. H. C. Williams and Mies E. Williams, 11. E. 0. Beacom and Miss lane 11, Miss Acheson and Mrs. Hays, G. Mr. Young and Miss Durnin. 7, Dr. Jackson and Miss Saunders, 11. Miss Patrons and Ms 11. Cooper, 14. Miss M. Viratson and Miss Ackerman. • Third Round P. P. Carey and 'Miss E. Williams, 11. -MrS.-Beacorri ' Miss Parsons and MM. Mooney, il. Dr. Jaelcson and MiSs IL Cooper; 9. Watson and Miss Ackernian, 11. Watson and Miss Cooper, to. a K. Nand and. Mu Lane, II. C. Brown and Miss Buehler, 8. Miss G. WateOnt end Mita Aekerznan, 11,' Mr, Young and' MM. Villisuid. 2. Mt MeChftey and MM. Hayes, fla Mits Acheson eilld a, Martin. 6. --A ptispf,e4op*etf .yelloveLilestet'turelp which bits been '»U1 11 Aberdeenshire, Scetland, fee the Past 100 years beea toundcfiy igricaltUral SeientiOti to -r dIe on of ‘this variety et ;td kuno Itievytt, 0 lighTtZeort. yii4eAieinifertrovr4.440:::::1!6Path:kra. en; • A hUrry,tip eafpr...-eight more Men for Work, oh a relief -project, this time in Rondean Park, Kent County was re- ceived •On 'Tuesday. anti Several more than eight, resiamded. This claSa 0 employment has become popular, espeCiallY 'with the younger luen of town, and there was no difficul- ty, In filling up the quota, Wm. Burke, trio Jenner, C. Lanier, Albert, Powell, Michael Ustes, Harry 73100nifield• E Olt* vin and W. a MoOre, get the call and left ire on, Morningay for the Lake Er The Work is Molnar to that done by last year's group, with buildings. and camping.% ,i131yam*reacly for occtiptin- ey. The park is.17eported to hate been greatly 4mproved as a -result of the ef- forts expended twelve months ago and mest of the men siho were there are enthu.slastic *tier the life. No cernplaints have beer heard from the group who left last_week tor -Turkey AMONG Mb cfnuncirEs The 'regular meeting of the Arthur Circle will be held in the lecture room of Knox church on Monday, Feb. '18th. at ' 8.00 p.m. Mrs; Robert Bisset will have charge of the .meeting. Mrs. Dun- lop will review current events and Mrs. Sallows will give the topic frotn the, study book. ,The regular meeting of Knox church W. M. S. will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 19th, at 3.00 p.m. Mrs. Lane will have charge or the meeting, and papers will be giveri by Miss L. Ferguson and Mrs H. C. Dunlop: ° The W. C. T. U. sal meet on. Friday. March 1st, at the home isf Mrs. George Johneton, Stanley street. A report by the delegate to the Ontario 'Temperance Federation held in Torento will be giv- en. The executive of the Huron Presby- terial of_the United church met in Wes- ley -Willis. churph, Clinton, on Tuesday, Feb. 5th. Department reports 'were re- ceived end MS -ousted. -Plazas were made for the annual -meeting of' the PreS•by- terial, which is to be held at Main St. church, Exeter, on April 30th. Services at North street United church. on Sunday, io*bruary 17th, will be con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane. as follows: do a.m., Men's Club, "What Is the Besetting Sin of Middle Age," by Mr. W. Hern; 11 tern., subject, "The Lee- atraluts on EvL8 4. p.m., Sunday School; .7 ijp.flt,inibjatitP Pour Attitude Toward the New." No. 2. Services at the Baptist church on Sunday, February 17th, will be conduct- ed by the pastor. W. T. Bunt, as fol- lows: 110 a.m., Bible School; -.11 gospel service, subject, '"Our Blessed Re- deemer; Be of °food Cheer : or "Cheerio;" 7 p.m., subject, continuing the series on _Joseph, "Joseph Resisting Fierze Temptation to Gloriously Victor- ious." Services at Victoria street church on Sunday, February 17th. will be con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. F. W. grails, as follows: 11 a.m.. subject, '"The Obli gation of the Sabbath;" 3 p.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., "The .Joy of a 0000 Conscience." The Salvation Army: Servites Sun- day, Feb. 17th, 11 a.m., Holiness Meet- ing, 2tioPn.MM'eetinC°IngP.411YMonIVIdel:;t1n, Feb.1IPSInth." Young People's, prograna and prize pre- sentation at eight o'clock. The Good }Pope English Evangelical Lutheran Mimi:on hiikiS Its morning wor- ship (first Lenten service, pre-eminent- ly as a preparation for the entrarite of the Lenten season, with subject of medi- tation on Christ'& voluntary humiliation) on Sunday next, February at 11 a.m., in MacKay Hall. The -pastor, gev. O. Ziegler, in charge of thil; ser- vice. Subject, 91fuinanity's Quest." Don't miss this Sunday, Feb llth, In the MacKay Hall. 840 pans the ad- dress will be of great importance te everyone in Goderich. 'The Ford evritt- gelistic family in charge. Other impor- tant annotmcetrients will be given out Sunday ,night. Friday, Wo., 15th, In the home or Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Aitglegee. St.. Biblc. study and miter. All are welcoine to these,. undenominational trieetingS. Father gays, he .bought the ehirne clock to keen daughter's C.onipany in- 'fortnett, but It toest1T lifiridott 'f3parva' itt plain shades and fancy patterns for vett( sewing. 111115 Fng- Iisli tient glVta quality at reasonable price. A tdo showing of aparva at OCHAVIrgr4S. T4e birthday party. of, Vittoria, ,Iroute M, and School Club Wbe. held on Thurs- day, February 24st, at it pin. iteperts Will be given Of the work of the Club tbeyear, followed by 4 inusleal program, and* social, half limit will be *Pent. A 't.tri, tordiat• laritation 15 ex 'VA it tneraberfs :and ,intmroiod )131 toenthere are asked to,, !On! theft .4- aik�t�ni�ks Granted Wingharn PeoP Lar C and Warmth 10604 by Crown Attorney, Moo 040, • • Warrants were Issued last 1.4tUr0aY, morning for the Arrest of .Merober* the tirm of Eldridge Le igrneet -At C, Of Walkerton, who ha,d operated a broker - ago busineiin 'Wingluun as we,...*11-Th. Walkerton and which closed its doom two weeks ago as 0. result of inflict*. tion laid by *Ingham patrons who elanned lossea had been St34114,11i CrOW114 Attorney. D K X*mes of Goderiehb, acted in the matter after eon- sultation with the Ontario ,Seeu.ritles cOmmiSsion, Toronto, and COnstabie MoOlevis of Walkerton carried out the warrants. Ilidridge L. Ernest:- his couslii, Irvine .taiidtrialetniati;4:It. ton, were affected by the eontplaints -Which-charged, -that- thnse.... had stolen monies from A. C. Adams and.lvers. J, J. Teens, of Wingham. The anusente alleged in. the complaints. an _sntall_but It Ls_said that _totat-Aasses - amount to Many thousands of 'dollars in .41 and that losers include many pro- minent Wingham business men includ- ing 'Mayor Hanna. Andrew (seeker, manager of the 'Wing - ham ofilee of the firm, was taken in for questioning on .Friday evening, February 8th, but was allowed his freedom after signing a statement. Bail Was allowed all three accused hi the amonnt ef $5,,000 each and Art ex- -amittatiOn of the books of the firm is proceeding -,,,When More details of 'the alleged thefts are se -Cured it is' expected that the three accused will Appear for preliminary examination before Magi- strate J. A. 1Vfakina In ,coderieh: A third office was maintained by the erne In Orangeville but se far no corn - plaints are on record as having come from that point although the office is Closed. ' WEDDING ANNNIVERSARY Mr. and. Ktu. _Frank Jeffery- Celebrate - Forty Years of Married Life. firatty Guests. Friends and relatives to the ntunber of more _than. „fifty gathered 'at the home Mr; and Mrs. -Frank -Jeffrey- -on Elgin - Avenue on Tuesday „evening, February 12th, to help them celebrate the 40th anniversary 'of their wedding. Forming the centre motif of a pink and white ccilor scheme and surrounded with flowers was the cake, a large and attractive one, which was cut by the bride sof 40 years ago to the applause of the guests. • The evening was spent in cards .and dancing and In . congratulating the happy couple. Mr. and Mr. Jeffery were married in Bt. Peter's church, Drysdale, by Rev Father Compean on Pebruaryi, .12th. 1292. Mrs. Jeffrey was formerly Mfr.'s Annie Bartxan of Drysdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Barbour. Mr. Jeffrey was at that time a .farmer but. retired t.) Gedesich 20 yeare• ago and : later entered the service of the C. K. It 'here are three 'children and severai grandchildren, all of whorl"' were able to. be at the party except Mrs. J. D..CIff- ford, of Detroit„ who was unable- to be present. -Several guests attended from other points. 0•111•1•111.1111101.1•0•010410. Comir4 Events AND BUSINESS BRIEFS' All Musical.Instruments and Supplies for same. Mouth Organs, Etc. CAMPBELL'S DRUG- STORE Reserve Friday, March 1st, for Bridge. 500, euchre and danee at Masonic Hall. sponsored by the Young Ladies of Nikes church. Red Ruhre orchestra. Talk of the Town -Every user prates Crow -Corn Or BUti/On SalVel. R�tn- *nonded , by DUNLOP'S DRUG STORE, Reserve Saturday, March leth, for the St. Patrick's supper in aid of the Mis- sion /land ce North. street ILTnited church. The annual High Tea of Knox church will be field on Thursday. February nth, from 6 to 3 p.m. AdmisSiori 35c and 25c. There Is a reason Why so many ladies are buying ICayser Hose. Wonderful shades In Service, Chiffon or Crepe to '1#)- Vilth' ikearini this hose the leader. Buy Kayser 1105,0 • SCHAEPER'S. CARO OF THANKS, - • Mrs. Alex. Clutton and UMW Wish to express their appreciation ter kindwases shown them at Lito time of, their Went bereavement. ROAN ' .11/110113. -At AleX*ndr4 IfOSPital. on Thuriday, February 14th. to, .31.r. awl '?htrs. Itarry Jenkins. 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