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MA BOYS •Mlss�o " a '' Crx Knox
Presbyterian Church, under the
leaders1 p of 'Misa Edith Taylor woe,
hosts, on Wednesday aftternoon, at ra
(pretty Easter tea,held in the lecture
room of the i chuxah. 6a'ndY Milne,
president of the Circle was Master of
ceremonies fox the occasion. .
A table sof Easter novelties. pretty
favours and unique dolls attracted
the many patrons of the ,,affair• rho
boys in charl;e of this table .were;
Harold Daer, Bill Johnston, Pat,
Hume and Earl Bogie.
A candy table :prettily decorated
was in charge of Lionel Cuthberts nt
and Bob, 1 ipkham, assisted by Miss
Dorothy Greene, Jack Mabon, Doug-
las Graham and Ward Barry checked
coats and wraps, while Gordon Wait-
er and Donald Thomson received
admission tickets. •
The tea tables, daintily arranged
with silver and flowers on lace cloths
were .presided over by Mrs.' Milne,
Mrs. Robert Dater, Mrs. Neil Thomp-
son and Mrs. Girvin Young. They
were assisted by Sam. Mabon, Frank
Young, Bud, Johnston, Jim Abell,
Robert Bisset, Dan. Walter, Brian
Ainslie, Bill Duckworth, Neil Thomp-
son, Douggias "1'lacDonald, Grant
Johnston, Jack Young, Douglas Orr,
and Jack Duckworth. Mrs. James
Hume and Mrs. Robert Bisset wet()
also tea-ihostesses.
Assisting in the kitchen, were:
Mrs. M. Ainslie, Mrs. R. J. Walter,
Mrs. T. W. Taylor and Miss Dorothy
,i ohnston•
wo,,L TArroo HENS,
TO VATCII THIEVES
1114t0.0 =OP on on;$0.mus toe Itelp the
lauthOritics' find, chicken thAoree lire pro -
'faded tor in an ppendenent to Ontario's,
ture Minister 'WO the Uouse. "is to get
after the Ichielcep, thieves, "'ate chielge
IPA" said, 'ftould'he identified if of-
fered for sa/e' Iv a tetteo mark, on one
ffin, And if chops 'the wings oft
he ehOtild, he held, ler inquiry as to lust
The tattoo ammadrnent was a Part of
the igintlers legislation progratm. and
force the Dominion Miry if ndustre Acte
and extende the Dog Tax and Sheep,
'Under the last -amendment the in -0
demnities which sheep Writers received!
for reesagee by dogs are extended Ile
iiVe stock and poultry. There had been!
complaints that turkeys and even young;
calves were being attaeloed hy dogs, the.
Minister explained. The also Pro -
Vides that the Minister shall appoint a
valuer if the mtmleipality fails to do ece
end that an appeal shell lie frem a,
municipal valuer to a valuer appointed
by the Minister.
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TEN PER CENT GAN
CARYMN, »►GA's O O "S. E
�.' CHAS. A. 'MD ° n
DIED ON WAY HOME
(continued from pig 1),,
of a lees one, the minister said.
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' u .c .ez is to glorify Ood and.
enjoy t lxrr t or mr, Th, is the wise
d n +off Vh! ist," ooneauded.
The' ii►rers were Xrs, J. ' B•,
Toler. O. L. i AITons, J. B. Remolds,
T. R. Patterson t4 I,. Know, W'0. Mao.
Ewan, '. M, Costello and J. A. Graham,
Omer -bearers were Mem, R. C. fatty -s,
r, Nairn, V. \Donne ',n, 13. Dancey,
n" 13. B'olnies and V. Vineland,
Oa a teWit friends and rclati&es at-
tending the funeral were: Dr. and Mrs.
IN TOURIST TRAFFIC
A gain of approximately 10 per cent
, in the number of tourist autemobiles en-
tering Canada -froan the -United States
in 1935 is shown in figures issued by the,
Department or Nationel- Revenue, Ot-
• The numiber of Canadian automobiles
exparted for touring purposes for the
same yew fo,telied ,09,030(P-alid4133.0*-114,e,
of earnest 28 .per'reefit aver 1034:
C. N. R. shops at Stratford end Narm,an
are retiring, this week -frem active ser-
vice. Both were 'honored by the fellow
warkeneneby-being presented with gifts.
SUBMARINES SEEKING
CAUSE OF QUAKES aurrns
ELW0003.—;At Alexandra Hospital, on
Monda.y, March 30th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Elwood. Goderich, a daughter.
LATE CHARLES A. REID
As he appeared while mayor of the
Town of Ooderich in 191,3-1910.
e. The tired erppearing gentlemen , with hetnd to head is Herr Joachim von Rib,
In this tuba Casual setting the camera has recorded one of the big moments of
hisbaiy. It shows the arrival at Croydon airpart from Berlin on March 10 -of Dr.
Rebbentrdp at the head of the Gerrcken delegation to the meeting of the League of
Nation's council that consideTed Germany's re-occupetion of the demilitarized
hem failed to date.
Be Ready
for the
Easter
Parade
Don't .be disappoint-
ed. Send it no* to
IFIIENCfH' DRY CLEANING
WORKS
Weet St. Phone 122
SURPRISE AUDLTS
OF ONTARIO BROKERS
The Ontario Securities Commission
hes completed organization for making
surprise audits of every broker, invest -
anent dealer and securities issuer in the-
proadnee. _Its investigators have the,
cright to make two suTprise audits of any
firm in these three categories in any year
and whenever it is thought advisable the
right will be exercised.
More important still, all these firms
except meanbers Of the Toronto Stock
Exchange must send in to the depert-
tkm -for renewal of registration a com-
pletely standardized statement of assets
and liabilities. This has been required
of non -brokers in 4he pa:st but not of in-
vestment dealeTs but each firm tias bean
alicvwed to send in a statement made out
according to lts own ideas.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
YOUTH PASSES
The people of Goderieh township
and the surrounding districts, WM be
ehocked to learn of the deatb of RORS,
Durnin Whitely, son of Mr. and 1VIrs-
'Chas. A. Whitely, in his 1.3th year.
Born at Dungannon, he contracted
measles and passed away this Trimm-
ing at his home on Concessiem 7,
Goderich township. Besides the terses
parents, two sisters, Misses Helen
and Jean Whitely, are attending To-
ronto University, and two brothers,
Benson and Pat.. students at the loc-
al Collegiate, survive.
A private funeral service will be
held- on Saturday from the family
home. Interment will be made in
Maitland Cemetery.
COUSIN CLAIMS
LEGACY WAS
A new use is being found for the sub-
rtiarine, and this is in seeking the cause
of earthquakes and volcanic distarbanees
in the Caribbean Sea. An Amerke,n
navy submereee has teen detailed to
carry A grottp of scientists on a 6,500 -
mile cruise to study these underseas
tonvulsions. The expedition is to start
Canal
in December from the Panama .
The scientists w211 seek . data necessary
for a better study or causes of defame-
HERs lon or the earth's crust.- They will
*make detailed obeervatioris of and re -
1 cards of the origin Of island 'mountain
leeeeeNeel—eTo ely 0ousee.Th of Tor_ chains and search out new reasons for
ances are attributable to regional causes.
But scientists tell , Us that the earth is
Continhally contracting and that the
crust is liable to heave at some points or -
be depressed at others in order to adjust
iteelf to the shrinking tnterior. This is
said to have been the origin of the Ro-
ckies, tend these who• have stedied the
formation, of 'those craggy heights can
see that something of that kind must
heve happened mit there a millien or
mare years ago.
Goderich Township, on
Thursday, March 26, to Mr. and grs.
Austin Fuller, a daughters
RE:M.—At Crewe, on Tuesday, March
. 24th; to Mr. and (Mrs. Wan. Reid, a
son.
Iset, who died November 13, 1933, at the
age of 93.
Bessie Stephens, a second cousin of
Vhe deceased. claims that her name
should be in the blenk space, and she Ls
plaintiff in en 'action in the Supreme
Court asking for a deolaration to that
-effect. The defendant is Peter W. Pear -
'eon, executor of Levi Rogers.
Giving evidence, Miss Stephems said
Levi Rogers showed much affectden 'for
her, had asked her repeatedly to come
up from Toronto and mske her home
with him and essist him and he would
'compensate her and remember her in
his will. She had gone to Newmarket
in 1928, but found Mrs. R.ogere, iwife of
the testator, unwil.ling.to have her inethe
house. ° Witness said she had attended
on and helped Levi Regers for some
years prior to his death.
She t,estified she was the only cousin
living in Toronto et the tine. the iwill
was made about 1926,
rpleadings, it is stated tbat the ori-
elsal containing the name of the
beneficiary cannot be -found and the
ginal will containing the name a the Hollywood Beatty Shoppe
tion of the party who drew up the origi-
nal twill, but who could not recall the Next to CAPITAL THEATRE, West St.
name. This dooument has been duly Phone 12
probated.
RA SPECIAL
For EASTER
Men's and Young Mies
SUITS:
'with 2 "pair Tr6titteri,
$14.50 •
Smart spring tweeds featur-
n g checks, stripes, flecks
a nti plain weaves, brown,
grey and fawn, soundly tail-
ored in much wanted sport
back, halt belted mode!.
Sizes 34 to 40.
414.50
Top Coats for Spring
$11.45
Tailored from all wool in
grey, fawn and brown check
Anaterial and smart styles.
Raglan fitted balmactans,
slip-ons and guards models.
Sizes 35 to 40.
$11.45
DEATHS
CLEAIVE.—At Ba„yfield, on Friday, March
27th, Samuel Cleave, in his 87111 year.
1111130.—In Detroit, on Sunday,' lefarch
29th, Charles.' A. Reid, of Goderich,
333,
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M• ROBINS
AGENT FOR TIP TOP TAILORS
'Phone 384.
CAPITAL THEATRE MIT
Now Playing—George O'Brien in Zane Giey's "THE DUDE RANGER."
Metro-Goldwynelieayer's magnificent motion picture
CHARLES DICKENS'
PRE-EASTER_SPECIAL
CROQUIGNOLE OIL
PERMANENT
WAVES
$2.50 up
"DAVID COF'PERFIELD"
With a star oast of sixty-five players, including — Freddie Bartlsoleanew;
W. C. Fields, Lionel Barreenore, Lewis Stone, Edna May (Myer, Madge
liesaps, Maureen O'Sullivan* Frank Lawton and Roland Young.
ADDED ATTRACTION—"The Story of Nickel"
THURS.. 1FRI. and SAT.—
. HARRY CAREY and HOOT GIBSON
-two old favorites portray a romantic epic of the west
" "POWDER SMOKE, RANGE"
An entertaining ;list of short subjects completes the program.
Coraing—Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in "NaughtY Marietta:*
lelatinees Wed., Fri. and Sat. at 3.00 p.m.
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BLOUSES--
eleseee
COLLARS--
as ion
Eitherr smartly tailoredstyles or softer styles with labot
fronts.are here. A large range lo -Choose frorn. Size 32
to 44.. Reasonably priced -
$1.00 to $4.,)5
AVtaa
To Smarten up our
ress
Never have_ wt_ shown such. a Urge and varied_Assortnienti
Crepes, Georkettes, Organdv and Pique Collar, Collars
and Cuffs, I/esters.
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"EASTER" is when everyone has the_
urge for something new to wear.
_ __ ____ _
KAYSER
HOSE
All the New Spring shades
are in Ot,
Spring
Coats
Hosi uaget limi-
ted? wearyour-
. self
the be
th
Suip, Coats,
Blouses,
ploves,.Hose
Scarves in
great
variety.
Tailored Suits
I al
Hand -tailored so that the
'shoulders fit .to perfec-
tion. Smart single and
double breasted styles in
men's suiting that hangs
nicely and keeps its
shape.
Swagger
111 s7,-7,121
lift
I i'.112gili Ill It in
[furl el rese-el e est,
tones and plain shades, in
swagger and fitted slyles,
sizes 14 to 38 to 50,
Imported and Domestic
Tweeds, coat can'be worn
either as Suit or Separate
$10.95
To
$25.0o
of
er Value