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WISHING THE "PAV" EVERY SUCCESS
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL OUR. PATRONS
E. BRECKENRIDGE
HARDWARE — PLUMBING — HEATING
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Big Christmas Night
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GENERAL HARDWARE, PLUMBING & HEATING
PHONE 338J
FOR
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24 HOUR PROMPT. SERVICE
AFTER THE DANCE
• EAT AT
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OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 2 A.M.
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WEST ST.
at the smartly renovated
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Music by Eric Scott, his trumpet and his orchestra
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DRESS OPTIONAL—CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
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Dancing Every Saturday Night commencing Dec, 27th -Admission, 50c per person.
ADMISSION --Christmas Night, 75c per person
New Year's Eve, $1.40 per person
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• TO THE GODERICH "PAV"
FROM
WONG'S CAFE
wa,
(G, W. BAECHLER)
Make your reservations now for a full course
on Christmas Day. Phone 253.
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PAINTER & DECORATOR
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Dinner
who, did the decorating of the renovated "Pay"
Parents Charged
it) Death of Child ' ,
Crediton Ca Ple Committed by
Magic rate • �VLorley to
Higher Court
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EXETER, Dee. 14.—Jointly charged
with manslaughter in connection with
the death of their three-month-elcl 1) I1 y -
boy, Doreen and Ernestine Whiteford,
of nearby Crediton, were committed for
trial by a higher court when they aP-
Peereci before Magistrate James Morley
here Friday.
The pair will'appear during the
winter assizes of the Ontario Supreme
Court at Goderich in January.
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteford were
charged last month • after the baby,
F,rnestine Kenneth, .died on his W11 to
hospital in London. A postmortem
report from Provincial Pathologist Dr.
Fisher, of thndon, was read hi
court. Death of the child was at-
tributed to malnutrition.
During the preliminary hearing, Dr.G• Dunlop, who ordered the baby
removed to • hos'pitai Shortly before the
death. told o$ the child's condition.
(Other witneasea f'or the Oro,vn were
- ilsiable John . Ferguson and Mrs.
}Alen Jean Sfimsa;nns, at neighbor of the
w itetorclat at the time of the ltilaD°s
di►, tat.
NEWS of AUBURN
l'P,l-I(N. Dec. 15. -Mt•`. Geo. Ilam-
ilton, who underwent a major oxer -
at ion in Goderich ht,<pital, has re-
turned . • d Volae. Her sister, Airs. Broad:-
foot of "It,rucelielci, is caring for her.
Mrs. Geo. N.ungblut, who ,was "visit-
ing her son, ltoy Mugford, and Mrs.
Mugford at Goderich, has returned
,hotnc;. sou of .`fir. and Mrs.Billy Andrew,
Amos Andrew, who _,was a victim of
polio in September and hasb eince.,
in
Victoria,Hospital at London Over
returned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Wilson of Bruce -
field visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamil-
ton 011 Thursday.
Rev. W. L. Atkinson nox 1R'r<'slsay byt will
occh1Py the pulpit
church next Sunday with a view to a.
aa111.
The annual carol Anglican church
ervice will be
held at St. �tenl lg at 7.30 p.m.
I;oxtngdnY DatY,
next Sundaye • December 26, will be
s
observed here and Dstoreserill be
closed that day.On
be
23rd and 24th test reellso woill
the openo
and n the evenings,
nesday afterneon.
Miss Westlake. teacher of S.S.
gBulln1��dwho
her duties onil-for ten �Ionday. days,
resumed
(sift Service. — The annual
••a hit( gift".service was held itT Knox
United. church on Sunday, with the
' ooI
to
kln
sal
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fru t
of the 'children
part., The ' Sunday school orchestra
accompanied in the singing of the.
Christmas carols.j Rev. A. 0. Hew
itt
gave a message In keeping •wit.hitt
occasion. The gifts 'presented by the
children will be given to the Children's
Shelter' at Goderich.
W.M.S.ordon
.M.S. Meeting. — Mrs.
Bisset, president of Huron Presbyterial
W.M.S., and Mrs. Albert Taylor, both
of Goderich, were guest speakers at
the Christmas meeting of the W.M.S.
of Knox Presbyterian church held at
the home of Mrs. W. T. Robison on
Thursday. Mrs. Bisset chose as her
theme "The Prince of Peace," saying
that pence depends on brotherhood and
love, and that the pence of the world'
note tlepends on food. Mrs. Taylor
gave an account .recent scot and. �ndthe' trip
tO
Egland and con-
ditions there. She spoke of the nnany
churches which were bombed. Mrs.
J. Hpnston tendered words
and w -
preciftion to the speakers,
aecondd by Mrs. W. Good. The presi-
dent, Mrs. W. T. Robison, presided
and the devotional period was taken
by Mrs. Edgar Levi/SOL:, A 'Christiania
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO
Roy Breckenridge
ON THE OPENING OF HIS .
NEWLY RENOVATED
Goderich "fav"
who supplied Insul . Board and Lumber for the
smartly renovated "Pav"
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GODERICH BOTTLING WORKS
GODERICH
FOR A SMART DRESS OR EVENING GOWN
(formal or informal)
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON DANCES.
VISIT •
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THE FASHION SHOPPE
WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS
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For that we11-dressed look at the holiday seaion dances
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES DRY CLEANED NOW BY
FROM 'CROFT'S
DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS. PHONE 85
GEO. G. H. Ms
who extend to one and all best wishes for a
MacEWAN FORD ap New Year'.
Merry Christmas and a Happy
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greeting was read from Miss M.'Smnll of
Toronto. Mies Mary Houston gave the
history of the hymn "n Little Town
of Bethlehemmt," which was afterwards
sung. A duetwas rendered by Mrs.
Ellis Little and Miss Mary Ilousten.
A feature of the meeting was the pre-
sentation of a life -member certificate
to Mrs: Fred Ross, from :Mr. and Mrs..
W. T. Robison,'for her faitlfful services
in the work of the W.M.S. Mrs. Ross
expressed her appreciation of the_gif
After an exchange of Christmas gits
the meeting was closed with prayer by
Mrs. Lawson and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Library Concert. --The Public Lib-
rary Guard sponsored their annual con-
cert on Friday evening in the Foresters'
Hall. Rev. A.. O. Hewitt. was chair-
man for the program put on by the
pupils of Auburn Public School, No.
16 Dust Wawanosh,•No. 2 West Wawa -
nosh (Prosperity school), and No. 9
kiullett. The .program included .a
chorus by the Auburn school; reading,
Roth Moss, No. 2 school; sailor's horn-
pipe, Donna Gow and Lois Taylor,
No. 16 school; recitation, Ruth Daer,
No. 9 school; saxophone number by
Lloyd . Mc Clindhey, Auburn school;
dialogue, "Tho Three Bears," by No.
2 school; reading, Nobel Daer, Auburn
school; nolo, Donald Jardln, No. 16
school; dialogue, Auburn school; recit-
ation, Joan Mills, No. 2 sehool; rend-
ing, Ruth Blewitt, Anbnrm sehool;.
Dutch dance, Donna (soy' and Lois
Taylor. A vote of thanks was ex-
tended to the pupils -and teachers, Mrs.
Stewart Plunkett, Mrs. Aubrey Toll,
Miss Westlake and Mr. Little, for their
splendid program. The evening was
brought to a close with the National
A'ntheui. Total receipts of the even-
ing were $42. The Public Library,
wh•s
nal
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open'}ra "just 11c.c-n. redecorated. ' eats, Mr: ants Mrs. ('abrin.
ol)en to the 1)51)110 (15 Saturday after -t5, and Mrs. R. 11 left on
noon, when afternoon tea was served. Sunday to Mi nes some Johnstonoh)e its Londun.
Many availed themselves of the ap- •' Ji r. and Mrs. George I.itidsuy,' jr.,
porttinitye and expressed pleasure at and . and M of Paris, Ont.,iLindsay,'
file
the beautiful appearance of the library, 111(1 : i�ud with Jit. I,i, •,s parents.
The walls halve' been varnished' the hl r. Fred Turner of '(Ioderfch .was
woodwork painted in ivory, the chairs I the r.gof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner
painted green; a new rug has ,been over the week -end.
put on the floor and new drapes on the eri. T I Mack spent the .week -end
windows, and with Christmas decor-. i On his return . a k ac-
companied an attractive appearance was
presented. The library is a member of
the Huron County Library Ag;RoCiatiOn
and receives an exchange of hooks every
three months. These are in addition
to the llbrary'seewn books. All public
school children receive free reading.
NEWS OF A\ YF1LLJ
1;•» 1' I E LI ), Dec. 15.—Rev. F. G.
Stotesbury spent a1 few clays last week
in 'Toronto. •
Miss Alice Parker of Naicam, Sask.,
arrived on Friday to be with her -gar -
Every man has two ends, one on
which to sit, the other with which to
think. Our success depends 011 which
end we use most. heads We win, tails
we lose.
9 o'rt stories that are beat sellers
aro be foundtln the clhosifed section
aQ .The TIgih1$itar.
in+Detro t. ' n he nes
by Mrs. Mack, who bad rate the value of work by a pu
spent the past two weeks in Detroit.money 'standard. The Edea that who still
Mr. and Mrs. 3. R. Makins of Clinton ! cling to the old
and Mr. and Mfs. Elmer Webster and 'be served and enjoyed for WI own
sake
steadily son.. Grant, of Varna, spent Sunday j are diminishing'.
d—what ie 'pushed out of the
ee—
with' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins. i are being public affairs and out of
Mrs. Fred Weston and two children I control of
and Miss Dorothy MacLeod spent the { odd and wiath he publicis Weonlfind tin m
week -end in London.
es
Christmas communion will be held : of emergency
mir en how nuand c owe depend upon
that
In Trinity church on Sunday evening we
next at 7 p.m. Rev. Laverne Morgan the-li'la, _ZQ
Pe whoputs
the integrity
success., riy of his
before
will be in charge of the service. mem- job before re all.those arbe by
hers of the congregation and Mr. self
Morgan's Many friends in the coin -which wehave come to eSs thea vain
Divinity will be delighted to bear that I of work."—Dorothy
L.he has so improved in health that he , popular Opinions."
will he al,je'to return to the parish the
first of the year.
Federation Banquet.—°ll Wednesday
evening the Federation of Agriculture
for Stanley township held a banquet
in the basement of the United church.
The tables .were tastefully .decorated
with red and green candies andflowers.
A full, course dinner was served to 14O
guests. A small program took place,
after whieh adjournment was inade
to the Town Hall, where the regular
meeting was held, ending with 'a social
hour of dancing.
WORDS TO REMEMBER
"We have all become accustomed to
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