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THURSDAY, NOV. 27th 19$2
THE GoDgRica siGNAIATAH,
Open All Day Wednesdays in December
GODERICH MERCHANTS CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY CHRISTMAS GIFT NEED
NEW SLATE INSTALLED
BY REBEKAH LODGE
The new slate of officers of the
Goderich Rebekah Lodge was in-
stalled by Mrs. M. Tweedle, dis-
trict deputy president, and' her
staff, with Mrs. 1. Baechler acting
as deputy marshall at a special
ceremony on November 11.
Elected officers are: N'o'ble grand,
Mrs. Everett Harris; vice -grand,
Mrs. -Gordon Orr. recording secre-
tary, Miss Dorothy Johnston; lin
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andel - secretary, Mrs. Kenneth
,Bell; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Kitit;•
ting.
Appointed officers are:, chaplain,
Mrs. M. Fritzley ; warden, Mrs. A.
Osbaldeston; conductor. Mrs. F.
Bowra; musician, Mrs- J. IVilson ;
color bearer, Mrs. J. Pinder; inside
guardian, Mrs. W. 'Clayton; outside
guardian, Mrs. 11. Puller; RSNG,
Mrs. W. Bannister; LSNG, Mrs.
Baecbler; B4VG, Mrs. B. 13eaton;
LSV. Mrs. W. Ddak; right altar
supporter, Mrs. R. Bridle; left altar
supporter, Mrs. J. Wilkinson;
junior past noble grand, Mrs. F.
Pritzley ; ItSPNG, Mrs. A. Shore;
LSPNG, Mrs. E. Craig;right sup-
porter of chaplain, Mrs. L. Riley :
left supporter of chaplain, Mrs. W.
Itoope; degree captain. Mrs. W
Lawrence.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
HAS EQUIPMENT DISPLAY
A display of surgical instruments
and other equipment purchased' by
the Women's Hospital Auxiliary
featured the regular meeting held
iu the board room at the hospital
on Monday afternoon.hy the super-
intendent, Miss Hilda Smith.
It. included surgical instrumeuts
costing $300; a duo -soap dispenser,
$125 ;-• an instrument stand, $:15, and
a resuscitator, given through the
'auxiliary by Beta Sigma Phi sor-
ority.
You May Win
this beautiful three-
piece set of
LANGMUIR or
McBRINE Luggage
on Christmas Eve.
Each dollar's worth of merchandise purchased from
us between now and Christmas entitles you to a coupon
on. this set of travelling luxury.
You will find our store bulging with new gift
merchandise for theiChristmas season.
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F. 1 HIBBERT & SON
PHONE 86
Ms.
Kay Man
in
Averagetown,
eanada
If you live in an average Cana-
. di an community, yoq, can easily
see -that ifs changing.
Everywhere you look, new
construction tells a story of
progress. Here, perhaps, is a
handsome new store. There, a
new bridge, office building,
power plant, highway, housing
project or some other vital
development that makes 'life
better for all.
But do you know that many
of these developments are made
possible by a certain Key Man?
Andcan you guess who he is?
the typical life insur-
ance policyholder -represent-
ing millions 0/ Canadians.
IlOw can he do all this just
by owning life insurance?
Because a large part of his
premium dollars is invested
for him in sound securities
which help finance many such
projects..Eac year, more than
225 million fife insurance dol-
lars are put to work in these
useful ways from coast to coast!
The life insurance policy-
holder is a helpful citizen in
another way. For the money he
puts aside for the future helps
safeguard his family from ever
becoming a financial burden
to others.
All in all, he's an asset to his
community and the nation!
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA
"IT IS 600D CITIZENSHIP TO OWN LIFE INSURANCE"
L -752D
Calendars Sold
Mrs. D. D. Mooney reported that
to tittle $148.40 had been realidd
from the sale of calendars.
Miss Smith reported that the
lbaby kits given to mothers on•leav-
ing the hospital were appreciated
and it was decided to continue this
feature. Miss Smith said there
are 315 babies a year born in the
hospital.
Mrs. J. W. MacViear, Miss Grace
Strang, Mrs. George MacEwa'n and
1-r&. W. MacLaren were -named :t
nominating committee.
Miss Etta Skulks gave an inter-
esting 'and comprehensive report of
the Provincial Hospital Aids As-
sociation meeting in Toronto, at
which a membership of 500 at-
tended.
Mrs. N. C. Jackson, president,
presided and teawas served after
the meeting.
OBITUARY
CAPTAIN JOHN VICKERS
General regret was felt here when
it was learned, that Captain John
Vickers, well-known skipper of the
Imperial 011 Company's tanker,
"Imperial • had passed,
away in an infirmary at 1181ifts x
after a three weeks' illness.' He
had been with the company for 25
years.
Born in Norwich. England, he
came to Canada at the age of 15
and. had lived in Goderich for 37
years. »lie served overseas with
the 1st Battalion in .World War 1.
ne was a member of St. George's
Anglkan Church, the Menesetung
-l'ano-t- flub and the Cloderich -Bowl-
ing Club; also of Cornwallis Lodge,
'o. 95. A.,F. and A.M. . and the
Canadian Legion art Halifax.
Surviving besides his wife, form-
erly Mary McLean, are' two sons.
William, .211d Mate on the Imperial
London, and Donald, 1st mate at
t he Imperial. Midland ; two (laugh-
- terS, • (Madeleine), Mrs. George
Shepherd of -Centralia ; (Elaine),
Mrs. Robert Ginn, Cioderieh.; :1 Jiro-
the'r, Arthur Vickers, of Grimsby,.
and eight grandchildren.
MICHAEL KENNEDY
1The death (11' Afichael Kennedy
oveurred slid& nly itt Liolldrill haS4
Friday in his 74t It
1;4,111 'in ireland, 'ire Was the sou
of the, late .Pafirick Kennedy and
1)orit Ryan. anti )ntme with his
parents at the age of five y, ars to
l'analLa. He was a resident of
GOderioli for 411 10:11.4 and' prior
to that, lived at Credit),n. Ile was
a member 'of St. I k te*C., Church..
His vv'ife, formerly Ella May Stev-
enson. predeeeased him two years
ago. Surtiving are One Sias Pats
riek. ( ;41(IPT nd tivo (11 ug h -
t ors : (Josephine) Mrs. Harry Nice
of Montissal: (Donn Mrs. Afthle-Y
ilinikley of Hamilton; Betty Jean,'
Rita and (Isilfliant Mrs. Donald'
Lynn. all of Goderich ; and six
gra ndehildre ,
The funeral was held from the.
Lodge funeral home to Sit. Peter's
Church on 'Monday morning, when
'Requiem High NT:1,s,, was sung by
the Rev. ..I. P. Gleeson. The pall-
bearers were Joseph Durniin,
Joseph Finn, .Toseph Burke. :Joseph
OsBrien. Arthur .Tennings and
jam ts Darn in. Int erment took
place in Colborne Roman Catholic
eemetery.
GEZUNTHEIDT
Whether or not he is a hay-
fever sufferer, Councillor Keu
Pennington has probably learn-
ed not to' sneeze at the 100,000
allergy victims said to reside
in Onturie."
Town Clerk S. H. Blake read
a copy of a resolution from
Windsor ()fly Council at Fri-
day night's council meeting
here, requesting Ouster's% to
join them in a petition to the
provilciat government to ift-
tetisify its anti -ragweed cam-
paign.
Just as the clerk had finished
reading the first paragraph of
rile letter, Pennington emitted
a violent sneeze. Appropriate-
ly, the matter was referred to
the special committee, of whieh
Councillor Pennington is chair-
man
COMMENCING:
DECEMBER 18 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. DECEMBER 22 - 9 a.m.
DECEMBER 19 - 9 a.m. 9 p.m. DECEMBER 23 9 4.m,
DECEMBER 20 - 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. . DECEMBER 24 - 9 a.rn-9 p.m.
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This ad. spunsore7 by Better Business Committee of Goderich Jaycees.
85th BIRTHDAY
• _Many congratulations were re-
ceived by James B. Johnston from
friends and neighbors on the occa
sion of his.S45th birthday: Ile cele-
brated it at his home on November
HARBOR ROAD EROSION
REPORTED NOT, SERIOUS
Erosion of the bank bordering
the read to the north side of the
harbor is -hi- uo way serious,"' R.
W. Code, engineer who planned the
road, reported to TOW.11 Council itt
a letter read at Friday night's
meeting..
IMr. Code said» he had Ps -amines'
construction of the road on No-
vember (1 and 7, as contracted by
George Radford of Blyth, and had
found the work to be constructed
and erected according to plans,
profile and specifications. lie re-
ported' that the work had been
properLy executed and the contrite
tor had 1 een "very toit»sientious
throughout the work."
, 11,e had paid particular attention
Ito any added erosion ttlong the
slope throughout, Code reported.
and hart found none in addition to
wirat he had observed on Sentem-
ber 1S. Erosion had occurred 'at
two additional points. he reported.
15 with his. frimily, grandehildrep hitt such' points. al1lpiiogh occur-
ring reeently, were "in I40 way
serious."
"Daninge to drainage or water
and two groat grandchildren. He
received mans tissthday eards in
cNiuting those from the Shut-in's
S ciety of which he is a member. coarse (if any) will no doubt be
r. Johnston is enjoying better [melds by the Corporation if. and
health and looking forward to tlit-; when. required." the- report eon -
new year. » • eluded.
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KNOX LADIES' AID
'Phe monthly meeting of Kuox
Chureh Ladies' Aid-, was held in.
tthe ehurch parlor Friday afternoon
with a good attendance and the
president, Mrs. Peter MacEwan pre-
siding. Two new members were
weleomed. The Scripture lesson
was -read by Mrs. Oen. Bissett and -
prayer offered by Mrs. Abell. A
nominating -conimittee of four, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Burrows
and Mrs. MaeAuley was appointed
to bring in a slate of officers for
1953. ;Plans were made for the
Lions Club banquet. Mrs. it. E.
Wilson read the minutes of the
October meeting and Mrs. Lung
gave the treasurer's report in Mrs.
Straiton's absence. The meeting
closed with the Lord'sprayer in
unison.
LESSONS0FROM U.S. ELECTION
What lessons for Canada and
Canadians from the U.S. elections,
The Financial Post asked a group
of readers. Time for a change, can
be a 'Potent factor, suggest the re-
plies, also that party machines, '
labor leaders dictation •and weitare
,appeals, May boomerang. Some
also sharply criticised mud slinging:
TRADE MARK REG.
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DEC. 2
IN THE LECTURE HALL OF
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Mastercraft"Professional Design"
HOCKEY OUTFITS
PERFECTLY MATCHED . AT CTC SAVING
-Men's and Boys' Pleasure or Hockey Outfit -
1 With sewn-ln web reinforcing for firm ankle
support; Boots feature sturdy black pebble grain
zhrome leather with felt padded tongue. Excel-
lent quality tube skates firmly rivetted to water-
proof rubber soles. 4
Boys' sizes- lc 75 Men's sizes- 6.98
11-5. Pair .. 6-12. Pair ..
q, -men's "Semi -Pro" Hockey Outfit - With
L built -on tendon guards. The boot Is made to
our -special specifications from black "Menonite"
leather with contrasting brown toe caps. Cross-
stitched leather lining gives firm ankle support;
felt padded tongue gives extra protection. Com-
plete vslth nigh -grade tube skates with hardened
blades. Canadian Tire saves you up to 8.95
$7.50. Sizes 5-12. Pair •
Outfit as above, but less the tendon guards.
Sizes 5 to 12 only. Pair 8.45
----Men's Leather Lined "Pro -Style"
Hockey Outfit -"Samson" -built on
pro -style. last, to give firm support.
Handsome all -black, smoothly grained
leather boots leather lined, Cross-
stitching over ankles adds extra
strength. Heavy leather soles. Pro-
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by -many pros .Ind leading antateuis.
Save up to $6.95. Sizes 5-12. 13.75
Pair
50 Original Paintings
DONE BY CLUB MEMBERS AND A SPECIAL
DISPLAY OF ART STUDIES FROM HIGH SCHOOL
AND PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS.
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V.."11 wotecti‘, to'nctorl
guanl-;. built by "tiArn,on"
with enO :ppers stitehed leatirr
long, built-in countet » sturdy
leather soleprotected double -leather
First ,noieu with the league
leaders. Fitted with ''Dunne's Special -
tube skates. Sizes 0-12. 19.95
Pair
Maurice "Rocket" Richard Outfit -
(Not shown.) Professional -built boots,
rlvetted to tempered tube skates,
designed for speed and strength.
Men's full sizes 5-12.
'95
Pair 21
a-fleginners' Tube Skate Outfits -For 3 to 7
J - years. Designed to give tiny ankles the firm
support they need. Strong hockey -style leather
boots with built -1n ankle support with outside
strap and buckle. Rivetted to "easier -to -stand -
3n" semi -tube skates. State size.
Girls' 7-11. White boot.
Boys' 7-11.. Black boot. Pair
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When your back is stiff and very painful
and it's an effort for you to stoop or bend,
take the refnedy that has brought swift,
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T'R-C's. Don't suffer from the nagging
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CHRISTMAS FAIR
SATURDAY. 'AC. 6
AT BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL
Sponsored by St. Peter's C.W.L.
Need flowers for the table
or suits that wont shrink.
YllieW PACES will find them
Quick as a wink
Home made
baking
Penny Fair
Fancy work
Knitting
Dolls
Country
Store
TEA SERVED FROM 3 TO 5 P.M.
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FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN
e-Worsiens "Fancy White' Pleasure Skating
Outfit -Semi -hi -cut style. popular "shaped -to -
fit" tops, smooth white leather with sewn -in
ankle supports; white rubber soles. Rivetted to
chrome plated tube skates. .45
Stzes 3-9. Pair
7 -Misses' and Women's Shearing -Top White
I ' Outfit-Spakling white "elk" fine grain lea-
ther with ankle support, waterproof white rub-
ber sole. Cosy shearling top. Rivetted to hand;
somely plated tube skates.
ies' Si7CS- 6-45 Womenssizes 7.45
11-2. Pair . 3-9. Pair ...
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sponge rubber tongue: welted teat her sole wit h
sol teat her heel. Well-known "Samson" quality
throotlhout tot trim snug cumin: I and dexterity.
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ni Hipst design
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Slics 30 In half sies. Pair
"ilWhite" i'leaiire skating Outfit with "Fiure
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1:pel toP. Welt leather' sole Fittest, with
esssse i1!1te1 Holt(' skates. (No half sizes.)
8.55 Wom'ims sizes 0.95
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NORTH ST.
Goderich, Ont,
69 L. 0. Whetstone r.
many suitable
Christmas gifts
in our store,
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