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The Goderich Star, 1936-04-09, Page 541111k HMS File li rrtY""pe-. }}��)��)��� ,./y.."...'a _yh(_:.' n.. ' stb, IP1 , ~• a ^�� 17..+•ttYAYf ,� 6.5f-V.]Y:iii`,bP94.Z,?PC7Yi'° •tR.J??. YS[i'f,, ,3 ..1,_ � a�+a«��'.•"+wA.: W.:a:u« :-'..SF+1G.`ri,u`w;�.',� .'"_:.a.. ' "r jfe7C'" .3.. •Vi wr THE GODERI STAR Ai101TRN Priends Surprised Mr. and Mrs.. -S, Cox at Easfer .. . At no time during the year does one bale the same urge for new things to wear as at easter. Our stack throughout, is particuIarly attractive.. Short `P iltlred, Suits .clf 'Meet's Suit- ing l aR T �`U j'�l�v .$24.50 ' ing NS 4iVI Ni,4c♦ Swagger Suits' in dressy cloths and ��i� ; tweeds frAm� / ‘0°V v i !Vv. $9.95 to $24.50 M Coats -in great variety, including many imported tweeds and . fine dressy cloths. Sizes for Juniors, Misses, Ladies, also / sizes. $9.95 •t� $22.59 MID N e °vv� "B1ouses; Collars, Scarves, doves and Hose. w:+�K7JCY1?r"w�.T.#1?'P?n'40.1f�...N,...v`r+t1;C:`�r-ii'.L911!lili'vi..��J.•:i'y�u+�'.^�i9`�W sR�Y4i4%nitl .: ' a n Qbituary MRSA THOMAS- W DELL A resident +of Ocalerieh for nearly —half a century* Mrs. Thomas W. Bell, aged. 77, passed away suddenly nt . her home on 'Trafalgar Street, on. Saturday: afternoon, Mrs. Bell had been ailing for Sonne months but was not confined too her bed. until, the Friday before. she died. She was-- formerly Marr Haley, daughter of the 'late .• Robert Haley Wear them with Everything 1 ""pot0.1 .410 fitk LkYsIP's NEWEST GLOVES y„ 4 -4 4‘• \\\\\k\v \\\\ • and, Sarah An Curry of Goderich ° 'o.wnship.. Mrs; Bell .was born in G de ash township and . ;lived ,there for a short time (before, going with her parents tri Owen Sound whet the next decade of her life was spent. They returned to .Goderich and Mrs. Bell has resided here ever since. She was, married to Mr.. Thomas W. Bell, who survives her,. about 11 years ago. Mrs. Bell was identified with North St. United Church, 'Two sis- ters, Miss Elizabeth Haley and Mrs. E. J. Forrest of Sherbrooke, Quebec; and a brother, Mr. John Haley of Toronto, survive. A. sister, Miss Margaret Haley, passed away in" January. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon, from her late home, Rev.. W. P. Lane, assisted by Rev. A. C. Calder, conducted the service. I i- terment was made in Maitland Cemetery., PETER COLE Another of the older native sons of Goderich Township passed away on March 30th in the person of Peter Cole, who died suddenly of stroke at the hesae of his son, Percy Cole, T'uckerslnith, with whom he had been living for thep ast -two-months. –He vas 'tire orr-or`pddneers of the chstrict, the late Peter Cole and Jane Miler, who were• of Irish na,tional- ir� Y1t1=t"� , `it"iYil'f` Bayfielcl Line, in October, ,,1$43. He was in .his 88th year. On New Year's Day, 1815, he scurried Mary P,,c'ck, who prede- ceased him by eight years. They farm- ed on the . homestead and after Mrs. Cole's death the bereft husband took up residence in Clinton. Since the .partial 'destruction of his home a year ago Mr. Cole had -resided with his daughter, (Mrs. John Maid, Goderich Township .He was Conservative in politics and United Ohuroh in religion. Survivifig is one t brother, John Cole, 451 J ago, aged 90. years, and the eldest and last survivor t of the family. There are four sons: Percy, Tuckersmith; Robert; Goderich Township; Randall, Toronto, end War- wick,- Detroit. Flossie, the only daugh- ter, is Mrs. John Mair, Goderich Town- ship. There are also five grandchildren. lThe funeral was held on Thursday when Rev. CI W. Cozens, Clinton, con- ' ducted Service. Interment was made in Hayfield cerixetery.—Huron Expositor. mor t.. •..'F.?9. Golden Weda ng Celebration in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Geos. Whitney Celebrated at Win * Peg. FORMER RESIDENTS. • AUBURN, April' 0,+Mr, and Mrs. Geo. ,.Bean and Mr. Ivan motored to Toronto and ,`Eefieville last week el d. Miss McLaren who spent the 'vvirit r in Belleville returned with them. Mr. Geo. Raithby, Mrs. E. Killougn and little Joan spent, a few days .n Guelph and Toronto, 14r..Jno. Lock- hartlooked after the stock in their absence. Mr. Jas. Raithby has purchased the house. formerly owned and occu- pied by the late Mrs, H. H. Hill. Miss Fern Thom who has been iii Wingham for the past month return- ed home on Saturday. Mr. A. Hasty is in Goderich writ- ing an exam from Toronto Univer- sity. Miss Dorothy Wilson is supply- ing at the school in his absence. Mics. H. Wilson went into Goderich Hospital for a minor operation last Thursday. She is expected home on Friday of this week. Misses M. Ferguson and B. Law- son were home from. Stratford Nor- mal over the week end. On Monday, six auto loads of tae former neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cox went to ,Gode- rich on a surprise visit to celebrate theo g Iden wedding. On April 5, 18 by Rev.. Mr, Markham, of „B.enmi1ier; Miss Adela Sprung, daughter of t;)e late Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Sprung, be - `They- took up house -keeping on the farm now occupied by Mr. John Hal- lan, and erected buildings and liv )d there until ten years ago, when they moved to Regent St. Goderich. They have three sons: Clarence, of White- church; Ralph; of the States; and Melbourne of Auburn; and two grandsons. Mr. Cox has one sister living, Mrs. Wm. Mason of Rainy River. The surprise party of about two dozen took the dinner along witn hem, and all enjoyed a merry time ogether. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McBrien, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McJasper .Me - Brien, "Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Roberton, Mr. and Mrs. Fost nr Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ma- gridge,' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bea tie. Mrs. Lansing, Sidney Lansing, Mr. and M'rs. Harold Sprung, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hallam. The Hullett Beef ring will open on Friday of this week._ Mrs. McWhinney of Goderich visi- ted her daughter, Mrs. R. Turner on Saturday. Ted. Turner returned home with his grandmother. Donald .Ross visited with Irvine Edy of Dungannon over the week end. , -Mr. Levi Marwood and Mrs. A. Robb were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie of Lockalsh. Mrs. John Craig of Whitechurch, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thorns. internally and Externally It is Good. eh is spending dome fT; 0.1 HOWARD R. CLUFh' Howard R. Cluff, prominent Landon lawyer, died in a Hamilton hospital on Matt_h let, having been taken off the train ashe was on his way to Toronto. His death was due to a heart attack. He was thirty-six years of age and is survived bw his wife, two children, his mother and one brother, R. Oluff of Strtithrcdy. Eoth brothers served in the Great War. G. A. MACLENNAN Mr. G. A. Maclennan died at Clin- ton_ on Wednesday_ He operated a 'store and had been 111 for so '�9 . ifs �!'r"r, #• 34 and three sisters. e Mrs. H, T. Edwards - Died Suddenly On Monday Night. Death Fol- lowed Six Hours After Stroke .CHURCH...WORKER - brated theirgolden. wedding. Mr, Whitney is a brother of Mrs. Wits. Roberto* of Auburn, and..Mrs, W'hit� ney is a sister `of Mrs. Foster Wright o Walkerburn. At the golden+ wed- ding, letters of congratulations weie read by Mrs. Ed, Whitney, from the Auburn and Walkerburn friends. Mr. and Mrs. 'Whitney lived in the house owned and occupied by the late Wen, Davidson, the house has since been 'burnt. . Numerous gifts were pro- sented by Mrs. D. Melvor, Mr. D. Sprung read the• address„ ._ Mr. and Mrs, Whitney aye a family of fire children Orville. and Prank, (Pearl) Mrs, Brown, (Cora) Mrs. Carter, both of Manitou, and Lora, at home. There are eight grandchildren, The Y. P. S. of -Knox United are putting on a novelty tea and min. strel program on April 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Goderich are visiting Miss S. Blair. Six or seven carloads of fertilizer are being unloaded at the station this week by Messrs. G. McClinchey., W. Plunkett, F. Cooke and O. E. Er- ratt. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Cox were in Goderich on Sunday, as it was the olden Wedding anniversary. of Mr. and Mrs. S. Cox. AUBURN, April 7.—The regular union Good Friday services will be held in St. Mark's Anglican church at 7.30 pm. The rector, the Rev. A. A. Maloney, will be assdsted; by Rev. W. T. Mills of Knox Presbyterian chuii h and Rev. H. C. Wilson of Knox United church, who will be the preacher en 'this occasion. W. WAWANOSH' COUNCIL HOLDS SHORT SESSION The regular meeting of the Wet ::;Wa'wanosh..w. Coun'cil'Y-`'iv'a S held" ,,_..,n, March 23rd, with all the members present. . The minutes of last meet- -' rnwei'e°"itCeep't'e'tl`V"dir-liidt'ioti"" `�'af" Councillors Gamie and 1VfcQuillin. A petition for a Municipal Drain signed by A. Smyth and others was - presented and a accepted on _motion of Councillors ' Aitchison and Gamie. The Clerk was instructed • tor notify the Engineer to make an examiha- tion and report. 'Phe Road Supt.. was authorized to advertise for tenders for hauling gravel, tenders to be in by April 14th, at 1,30 p.m. The following accounts were or- dered paid: R. Murray, pt• salary, $50.00; Signal Printing Co., printing, a•!fr., a��•rr• ryy • ' iX ' 'Witt $150,000 �ry ARTHUR L. COON One of the lucky individuals to win bid motley in the Irish Sweepstakes i s Arthur 14. coon (ABOVE) of Toronto, who, after tossing a coin, bought a tick- et which won him $160,000. Mr. Coon is an interior decof�,tgr and formerly of Hollywood. BELFAST BELFAST April 7.—Miss Verna Barbour of Goderich is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Sam. Sherwood. Mr. Donald Fowler -of near Dun - i gantton, called on, his noice, Mr... Dynes Campbell, on Thursdaty- eveu„ Miss Aileen Campbell is', spending a few days with Mrs. Glenyvc�� .+FP. •MHe:a,•!�d*'> ,'++ems<. .aars,.n r a in pl>e"Tl . Mr• and Mrs. Roy Alton and fan- ily spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.; Richard Reid, near Por; Albert. On Saturday afternoon. there pas. - sed away, ai very highly respected pioneer citizen, in the person of Mr. Ralph Nixon Sr., 96 years old but one day, his birthday was April 5a No arrangements were made as yet for the funeral, as no word has been t e- ceived back from the three daughters and two sons out West. Sailors Headquarters For Workhig BootsOgtords,, Overalisi ocks Coveralls, Dungarees (Lace back style) Socks, Gloves, Hip Rubber Boots, Rubber Coats, Work Shirts, Everything for the Sailor can be obtained here earmaii M. ROBINS AGENT FOR TIPTOP TAILORS - 'Phone 384. tc•�zrrryzr�.•+�s��wp>rr ,^a,!•:,�s.c.•�•�v°:axr,�+mx- 1 Was last week's snow storm a :ec.. , and edition of the 1936-36 winter, or was it merely a infantile -production • on its own account? $33.55; Edgar Carr, wood, $6.00; A. Suits, Coats, Blouses Skirts, Gloves,a B. Smyth, wood, $3.75; G. C. Treale- Scarves, Collars, Hose•–all, smart acces- ven, premium on bond§, $30`75; W. sories for your spring ,c.6ttlt; a A. Boyle, `relief, $19.00. S0fA8 EER, S... .. The Council adjourned to meet April 14th, at 1.30 p.m. Durnin Phillips, Cletk. THREE YOUNG LADIES - • CONDUCTED SERVICE Three young ladies of rare talent, took the service at Victoria Strut United Church on Sunday night, on the occasion of the Sunday School anniversary The young ladies, Mis- ses Annie McKinnon, Loretta Sch- wantz and Mabel Brownlee, spoke on subjects pertaining to the Sundry School and its influences. Many in- teresting land instructive points were brought out by these speakers. Mrs. Bra re with her daughter, Mrs. A. Ktll'iugn. In Winnipeg, on March 27t'i, Mr• colic and many kindred aliments it has and ,Mrs. Geo. Whitney, former well- qualities that are unsurpassed. A bottle. s - 1 of it costs little and them is no }us§_ 1 t •°AAAA.» ��:. VH• The crowning -:property of I r. T'nor as' lel _ tris ..Oil is-, L 1 - externally. For sore throat, croup, whncping cough, pains in the chest. . 6,—"LKo4.Y , ». +»+�°iii Mr.. Att. ,:• 1 EYE TROUBLE? Have y n t1 r eyes e:aunlned by R. A. RiElb, for 17 years S t - ford's leading Optometrist. Ex- port work a only at most moderate pri ea. Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted. Consult him at Robertson's Jewelry Store t'n:RIVi,CAPITAL THEATRE NO.W PLA-IING--"Ceiling. Zero" with Pat O'Brien and Janus Cagney. MON., TUES. and WED.— Two diivinely gifted stars do a glorious musical romance "`NAUGHTY MARIETTA" Starring JEANETTE" MasDONALI) and NELSON EDDY - A story of ':harm told. to (the, anuric of vicfroR HERBERT. TtiU1L., FRI. and Sat. Anew hit ! In which large doses of rib -rocking comedy axe (nixed with spine tingling mystery ``MUSS 'EM UP'-' Featuring PRESTON imam, H---, 10RCiAN coning Soon—Astaire and Rogers Secs In FOLLOW TILE FLEET".. Matinees Mon., Wed. and Sat. at; 3.00 p.m. I` bi1�•:wR`:CYA K v1cln�t always having it at hand, 1 COMPLET OP THE ONLY 4,"0 -Kay' for crepes-- 0-I' ay for spring tweeds—"O—Kay” for summer sports clothes. They're the glove hit. of the season—rich and ribby and fashion -right, with a slick 'inside' feel you'll love. Several smart styles -all easily washable—all made in Canada. Smart Things to Wear At a r rice You v Yoar .Store GEO. W. SCHAEFER v=fue PHONE 56 SELLING OUT Sale will Continue Until Entire Stock is disposed of. GET YOUR EASTER 'FOOTWEAR AT GREAT MONEY. SAVING PRICES. You Can Save Dollars on BOOTS, OXFORDS, SLIPPERS andF00TWEAr• Arch Su . �►ports, Scholl'a Foot Remedies, etc., Travelling Goods of all kinds. tierrosemeseine W: , HERN; Shoe Merchant Phone aS w Godoriich The townof Goderich lost a, valued and life-long resident, at midnight on Mondays when Mrs. H: T: wards -died at 'leer hoiue. Six before her death, Mrs. Edwards suf- fered a stroke, and gradually sank. Her untimely death is a grievous shock to an ever -widening circle of friends. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 2.30, for interment in Maitland Cemetery. Mrs. Edwards was a daughter of the late Thomas McKenzie, and Mrs. McKenzie, the latter living in Toron- to with another daughter, Mrs. Wit:- ter itter Buchanan. The deceased lady was born and educated in Goderich, and was an active Metahber of the North St. uni- ted Church, being for two veers pre- sident of the Women's Association. She was intensely interested in the Children's Shelter, of which Mr. Ed- wards is the Superintendent, and never wearied in her efforts to im- prove conditions for the little in- mates. In 1920 the loss of her sori;-ITarry, by drowning, created a sad break in the family. She is survtvedi by Mr. Edwards, and their one daughter, Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards would have celebrated the 33rd anniversary of their wedding on +h,, 30th of this month. 111 NM; TAYLOR'S CORNER There was, a very small attendance at church on Sunday owing to the prevalence of measles. It is hoped the epidemic will soon be over. Misses Helen and Jean Whitely of the University of Toronto, ,spent the week end at their home and also attended the funeral of their young- est brother, Ross Durnin. Jim and diff Sturdy, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Sturdy, are the latest victims of the measles. A few from this district attended the Proctor sale at Uolrnesville oti Tuesday. Mr. Eric 'Jenner who spent some time at Mr. Jack Yuil's has returned Goderich, he expects to sail this ssununer. • Or Pk tons of near Covering justcxrivod. Patterns eatable for every man in the house, See our s11 vi2ng o_d " -rigl'it v elan throughto the 6Ixok. Eoate r"urnlshd ltd met o: s at 1tMI`C. a q c?„Zs•'y_ � —+AAAA.«-._ +..i.._,. w».__�_ b ��.ra«AAAA. ?.,•.:. ' _AAAA. -...... � ..M. .ce « ,'.dr h0,i if _41.5f 2' LIB!: ,r i/er/f,t., E LO,W-PRICED CAR 4 Y°U -know how automobile-- experts appraise the value of a used car. 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