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Goderich •'Fowesshi p
There passed to rest at his home
the sixteenth on January the firs
an old resident. in the person of Da
vitt Garvie, He had been in failln
health for a •tiuniberof years'an
Nviren he contracted flu his life wen
out like a soil of a candle: He wa
:born June 22nd, 1849 in the Count
of Haldemand. He leaves to mourn
their Ioss, his wife, Rachel Garvie
:also two brothers, James of. A.blene
Kansas and Alexander 'of Woodward,.
'Oklahoma, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary
johns' of Driscoll, Oklahoma` and lyres.'
Bai barn Lawson, Hallett. The fun-
eral on TIursday Iast was conducted
, by Rev.‘,T, W. Herbert of Hohnesville,
'interment being made "in Clinton cern
'sstery,
The Calgary Albertian recently car-
ried the following ,despatch ' from
Lethbridge,' an itemof news which
may interest some of the older resi
=delfts of this township:
"Lethbridge has lost by death the
oldest civieemploye in the person of
-Jimmie Perdue, aged 79, who had
been a resident here since 1907. He
'Was Only a. hurnble citizen as he fel-
he was a lad of nineteen, Ivhen he
[settled on. the farnt on which he died,
on that being his home for over seventy -
t' two years.. In 1885 he was married
to .Mary Jane Dempsey and of their
nine children, • six daughters, and
g three sons, seven survive: .Miss. Bry-
d ant, Edmonton; Mrs,-cCarthy,
t arrey, Man.; 1Virs. Rands, Regina,
s Sask.;Mrs. N. Kennedy, and Mrs. W.
Y J. Niclole, Clinton, Mrs. ' Wilson,
.. Stratford and John,l enry ' and
George Connell, Goderich township.
, Mrs, Connell died nine years ago,
'lowed the occupation, of street scav-
•`'enger, but he was known to thous-
ands in the south and throughout the
Province, and his daily remarks .ad -
'dressed at r;andoin to any chance pas-
serby on the sidewalks of. -the busi-
ness thoroughfare will be missed.
Coning originally from Goderich
'township ' near Clinton, Ontario, he
'was a staunch Orangeman. He died
x rat, Macleod, at the residence -"of his,
..married daightoi,,1VI'is, Trosskl, on
Wednesday, having gone to spend
Christmas there. Two sons also sur -
,wive. Only. on Saturday last he was
..til; his .usual' work. Next Saturday
has been 'set aside for his funeral;
which Will probably, be a big ,:one, as
many twill honor in -death a faithful
old' employe whom. they respected in
life for his unvarying.cheerfuhiess in
'the face of discouraging circum,
stances."
James Cornell, who died Last week
:,at the age of ninety-one, wits born in
Peel County, coming to Huron when
The, funeral took place on Friday
afternoon fr6iit the family house; the
Deo. J. E, Hogg, assisted by the
Rev. A.. A. Holmes, conducting' the
services." The pallbearer'a were the
three -sons, two sons -in. -law, Messrs.
Wilson and Kennedy, and, M;r. Harry
Graham, 'a neighbor, Interment was
Made in Clinton cemetery,
(Intended for last -week)
Mr..and Mrs. R. J. Cantelon and
Mr. Walter Corey of Stratford, Miss
Alice Corey of London, Miss lt1abel
of Naris and Mr. and Mrs. H. Corey
and "family attended a dinner given
on Sunday, December 30th by Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Cantelon;
Mr. and Mrs. R. 3'. Cantelon and
Mr. Walter Corey of Stratford mot-
ored up to a family gathering held by
Mr. and Mrs. H, Corey on Christmas
atjfiela:l
Miss Nina • Heard resumed here
teaching duties' near . Clinton last
week,
Mrs. T. Wirm of Znrich is with her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woods,
on account of the serious illness of
her mother. MA.'. Nesbutt Woods ,of
the Toronto Public School staff, wed
left for Toronto: ori Saturday, return-
ed home again on. Tuesday:
Mrs, If. Deihl of Stanley Township
is visiting 1411, and Il4rs. W. J. Fos-
ter, Ms. Foster:, who was quite ill, is
recovering nicely.
The Senior' room of the Public
school opened on 'Thursday last with.
Mr, Wrn G Rae in Char
Junior,r'oom has not opened yet, ow-
ing to the illness,' of the assistant,
Miss Anna Woods:
ilie seats and desks- in the Jnuior
room have all been: nicely refinished
the work being dobe by Mr. •George
Castle.
Mr. John Cameron moved his
household effects into his new build_;
ing• on Ann street on Saturday last:
Mr. John Parker has purchased the
Cameros, property on Main street'aud.
lIos moved l,1to his new home.
Mr: Samuel Eagleson of Milton,,
North Dakota is visiting fronds and.
relatives in the villajgc,
'Miss,Thelma Ritz is able to be out'
again after having been ill With the
flu. Dei ruother went to Toronto and
accompanied her home on Wednes
da. of
y last week,'
1VEss Elva Dewar. returned to Tor-
onto on `Saturday. to rebunie her
teaching duties.
Mrs. ,Jno. Davidson received word
en Tuesday evening of last' week of
the sudden death of her niece, Miss
M. Ker of Brantford Mrs! David -
1011 left the following day for Brant-
ford returning•liomo on Tuesday eve-
ning.
Miss'JeAn M. Woods left (01 Satur-
day for' Galt to resume her teaching
duties.' •
Mi. Clifford Clarke returned to'`
St; David's 'to take charge of bis
school last week,
117x'. and Mrs, Howell and, child, who
aIso spent Christmas with their par-
cuts, returned to- Bridgeburg.
Mrs. Fred McEwen, Miss M. C.
Reid and Mr. Arthui' Peck attended
the funeral of their aunt, the late
Mrs. Walker, , at Exeter on . Sunday,
Mis. Peek accompanied them tome,
1141ss Gladys Davidson came on
Tuesday to spend her vacation..with
hes' mother, Mrs, .Ino. Davidson,
Tho annual meeting of the Bay-.
field Agricultural Society will be held
in the town hall on Wednesday at
one o'clock in the afternoon. The
officers and .directors hope -.for a
large attendance Wand ask. for any
suggestions which might improve
the Pali Fain.
• Mr. Allan Pye returned to Windsor
last week after havingspent a week
With his wife and family.
Miss Heist returned from her home
at `MInthrop and school opened lir
S. 8. No. 3 on Wednesday of last
week
Mi P1 bert=Penhale• is spending the
winter with his brother, John, in
Stanley township.
Stoning Township
Mrs. John Innes is visiting friends,
nr Toronto.
Miss `Kate McGregor has returned
to her school duties at Now Market.
Miss Pentland has returned to re,'
sume her teaching duties here, school
opening on Tuetsday.
A number in this locality have had'
flu but the worst seems to be over
and it hoped all will soon be well
again.
Result of election in Stanley town-
ship by wards as follows:
1 2 3 4 5 0 7 i• Total
Wim, Douglas
39 77 35, 40 24 17 14 9 ' 255
Art P, Keyes
30° 9 ,13 108 31 48 •13 107 359
• John Etue -
8 18 13 106 30 62 22-112 355
` .Goidia Graham
4413 58 27 106 42 9 9 43 327
Mervyn FIanly
62 46 22 96 40'`19 .7 44 324
Fenwick Stewart
42 38 21 86 23 13 0 82 256
John Pepper
35 74 23 75 16 10 2 17 352
Wm. McKenzie •
2 20 33 7 4 1 2 2 71
Art P. Keyes being elected reeve
and . John .Etue, Goldie Graham,
lVlervyn Hdnly and Fenwick Stewart
being elected councillors.
Election daffy being such a stormy
one very little over half the vote was
polled.
3 Glasses WaterHeIp Constipation
One glass of water is not enough ---
take three glassesone hour before
breakfast. Much better restilts are
obtained by adding . a teaspoon of
simple glycerin. Saline compound
(known as . Adlerika) to each glass.
.4dlerika a4ts on BOTH upper, and
lower bowel and removes old waste'
matter you never thought was in
your system."' Stops" gas and sour
stomach in TEN minutes, Relieves
constipation in twcl hours, W, S, R.
Holmes, Druggist,
O1 THE SAME
PERSON AT ALL
`Fruit -a -tires" Stopped.
Pails :and 'Ter'rible
Dizziness
...'Prime, GOO5N' ..
It seems almost a miraolc—the way
Fruit a fives" benefits women suiTer-
iug at the change of life. "I was obliged
to go to bed because of the terrible
dizziness, pain and weakness," writes
NI'me 0neshne Gedar of :Paquetville,
H 8.; "During this trying time
`,Fruit-a-tives' proved 'a - godsend to
roe, and now 1 am in berfoot health.
Every winner,. should follow, my ex..
ample and take luuita-fives,' and
they, would st.:re1) get the wonderful
relief that 1 did:" 'Pry y it. Ypur dealer
has ,this wonderful fruit >meditine- -'
25e. and 50c. a box.
Kipper:.
The road, to the north betWoe
Kippcn and l3rucefield-`: are quit
heavy, 'c using a lot of hold-ups i
Lx ripe. Wklere tho snow 1(ncc-- au
they r
'e certainly G a
a '
t rely a groat "llLlp
Ali =schools and ehnrch' services i
Cncicei•sinitlr' also all Public gather
inns have been called off: until fax
then notice on account or the 110
vellance el' flu. , We are sure this :i
aap3sillrn
A . see sor1yto report the serious
c illues; of Mrs; Jas, Johnston, who is
n ill with pneumonia,` TIer man
e i'rlefids hope for' a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Alfred Asquith had the ads,
fortune to full whilo' hanging out
71611150 one day loot week and injured'r
1- her Back,
- 111ri': J. J. \Vilnon went 'to Dungan-
S 0011 0n TueSday to audit' the hooks of
very� wit
tvi e
thing and will help t
check the bpread of. 41111 Disease.
itir, John M„ Be 1th is confined t
1310 room Wil,11
Mr, Wiggins is spending the week
end with his family in London,
.Mr. -Eobt, Dayinond, who was cal-
led to Toronto recently owing to the
illness of his sister, Miss Sarah Ray-
mond, returned Friday and reports
his sister as somewhat imirroved,
111r. Ilog•gartlr, south of Exeter was
up calling -00 1Kr, J. Workman, Fri-
day evening last,
o the West Wananosli Fire, Insurance
Co.
o Owing to the severe st i'rn on Mon-
day a very,small vote was cast' at the
- polio. here,
Miss Mary Jenkins 04 Clinton has
been visiting syitli titer sister, Mrs. 0.
E. Erratt, during ,the just week,
Mr. Alex McKenzie visited with
his daughters in Toronto last week.
Mriss Annie -McLeod of Toronto. "'Is
visiting her pairents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
McLeod 011 the Base line,
Little -Ida Belle Watson issnttter-
ing from =pneum"onia. We tire glad
to know that she is holding her own
and ever) better at date of writing.
Ida is a general favorite withall and
we "hope' she will be able 'to visit all
her friends again quite soon,
Mr, Wm, Anderson has been and
is still in a very bad way with his
old enemy, asthma, combined- with
'Mr. Joint Workman has been a
prisoner in his room for a week, but,
we are glad. to be able to report a de -
aided improvement.
Mr.. John Bengoug'h suffered a
slight stroke Saturday morning and
is being cared for by his sister, Mrs
Wan. Anderson, another sister, Ibfrs,'
CIark of 'Hensall', assisting,
Miss Bengough, who has spent
seine months in Midland; U,S:, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert Harvey spent a few
days recently with her sister, Mrs;
Jas, Ferguson' of Hensall.
PRETTY WEDDING IN EAST
WAWANOSH
A very prettry wedding took place
at the home of Ma'. and Mrs, Leonard
Cook, East Wawanosh, on January
350, when their eldest 'daughter,
Gladys Mae; became the bride of Ed-
ward Norman Victor Johnston, son
of the late Geo, unci Mrs.' Johnston of
Summerhill, 'The bride wore a very
pretty dress of peach colored silk'
georgette, trimmed with cream Iace
and brillants. She was attended by
Miss Evelyn Dale, of Seaforth, niece
of the groom, who wore a dress of
cream colored flat silk crepe. Mr.'
Mancel Cook, brother 'of the bride,
acted as groomsman. The wedding
ceremony was performed by. the Rev.
W. R. Alp of the ignited church, Aub-
urn.
After the ceremony about twenty-,
five guests, the immediate relatives
of the bride and groom, sat down to
a dainty wedding luncheon. 1VIr. and
Mrs. Johnston will reside at Sumrner-
Heillett;. Tovvriship
, Election for Reeve on Monday re-
sulted as 'follows:
Poll NO. 1 2' 3' 4 5 6 7 To'l
Adams 22 24 1367 18 77 59 280
Armstrong' 80 51. 26 34. 6 21 10 228
gliomas Sloan withdrew from the
contest for Coi,ncillor leaving Jauies
Leiner•, I. C. Forbes, Herb Mogridge
and Robert Lawson elected by accla-
mation, '
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL FOR
• 1929
Colborne Twp. --Reeve, Hugh Hill.
Goderich' Twp, --Reeve;' J. R. Mid-
dleton.
Ashfield Twp.—Reeye, Wim. Mac-
Kenzie; deputy reeve, Tu J. Anderson,
McKillop . Twp. - Reeve, John
Dodds.
Tuclrersinitlf Twp, --Reeve,, Roland
Kennedy.
West Wayvanosh—Reeve Wm.
Mole.i ., -
East Wawanosh—Reeve, I+.,- D.
Stalker.
Turnberry Twp,—Reeve,- :I: 3.
Wright. •
Howiclt Twp.—Reeve, T. Inglis;
deputy •reeve, George Hubbard.
Morris Tivp.—Reeve, W. J, Hen-
,derson.'
Usborne Twp. Reeve, James Bal-
lantyne.
Stephen Twp. Iteeve, A, H. Neeb;.
deputy reeve, W. H. Sweitzer. ,
Hay Twp.—Reeve, L. H. Rader,
Hullett Twp. --Reeve, Ernest Ad-
ams, .
Stanley Twp. Reeve, A. P. keys.
Grey Twp.-11eeve, 11. A. Keyes;
deputy reeve, Frank Bollin,
Brusesls—Reeve, A. A, Baeker.
Exeter—Reeve,' Charles B. Snell.
• Goderich—Reeve, Robert E. Tur-
ner; deputy reeve, J. W. Craigie,
Clinton—Reeve, N. W. Trewarthe
Seaforth—Reeve, J, W, Beatti
hill. e,
Wingham—Reeve J. W. McKibben.
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NEW PRICES SAVINGS OLD- PRICES
$820 $30 $850
860 15 875
890 25 9.15
870 40 910
Roadster and Touring Car Prices Unchanged; Roadster $850; Touring Car4870
All prides f. o. b, Windsor,, Ontario, including standard factory equipment
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In the past, scores of thousands of buyers seeking the
greatest dollar -value, have purchased Plymouth -on
the basis of simple comparison and contrast with other
cars in its price range,,
At these new lower prices, the contrasts that Plymouth
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even more conclusive, ever, more empha-
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in advance of anything else in the lowest -priced field.
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is thus In keeping with Chrysler ideals, while passing
on' to purchasers the benefits that accrue from hugely
increased production. `
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