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+�DDERICH" TOWNSHIP vv�n h n, to lilt haiwrence
tlli's, Joy "Snyder and little Iltaste
Iagi11, returned home - an Tuesd tv
:Phe youthful bride rdc 'was daintily
alnt}lv
after! spending a week with 'rela-
tives , in Colborne township.
Uderich township' :-seems to , b
n tt•
atisfi' the'. 1 d . s ed with ,hc gva.y
its -Public affair • are.:b i
} abeing. conduct
cd :a°
s at the. nomination on 14lond
a
Y
op , other names • than • the 'rte
and ,four conncillera ' were put i
nomination; and they constitute the
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council- for o t'
John
l?. Middle
ton' is reeve and the councillors are '..
Wilmot Tiaacice, F. W. Powell, Ben
W.; Churchill and W. Johnston:r'
ITen1•y Snyder . and 1Vlasie
Jack went over to Buffalo en 'Satur-
day to visit Mrs. Snyder, who uu
derwent a serious;aperation in-a.hos'
pital there last week, Mrs. Snyder's
conditio
n i- *e
s r portal to be. satisfae-
tory, and it is -.expecte) ' she will- be
able' to return home in : a few weeks.
The. 'Young People of Sharon
church are preparing for : their
Christmas eirtertaininent, which
be given on :D,ecentber. 18th,
'Snyder; youngest; son of ;Mr, and
r
Mts, I:evi :':Snyder, :- or the, same
, +`township.,
attired - in , a dress, hat=and coat' of
o dart brown with- 'corresponding as-
sessories. •;They, - :were attended' by
the 'groom's sister,;, bliss Leola Sny-
der,Toronto, To ata and`
Mr. Fred Clark,
d Gl, x ,
v'o Goderich. ' After the ceremony the.
it bridal party returned to the home
of the brie mother, other
wherenear
'relatives tn•es were sers''ed a wedding clin-
n0'1'.
Later; the. bride and groom left for
their residence,on the Maitland con-
i°
cession '
where the gioonl is a pros
per•ous farmer.
STANLEY
Mr. Arthur Caldwell and
Will,
Mr, Harvey .Taylor, Mr. John:' Mc
Cowan and Mr.: Geo. T. Baird attend-
ed the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
for a few days' week. '
Mr. Stewart' Ross, Director of
Technical e 1 • Schopls, Windsor, Ont.,
accompaniod by his wife and young
son, visited 'his uncle,. 1V1r• Adam
Stewart over the.,.yeek-end
Dr. and Mo -s. Pecunier •of Dorchester
:have' been vititing the former's
parents, Mr, rind Mrs: J. A. Ford,
They intend leaving shortly. ",For
;Chicago,, where Dr. Pe•cutier will
take a past-grachiate•course.
ELLIOTT, THE LIBERAL CAN-
•DIDATE ELECTED IN NORTH
BRUCE YESTERDAY
Wialketton, •Nov.:' 27. -Fred W.
Elliott,of Port Elgin, Liberal" can
didate carried the deferred provin
elal, by-election iia 'North Bruce to-
o clay by' a, majority , which :is given.
toelght es' 399, ::With two : polls to
near from. The two places -to be
heard from are ITepwort}t and Tara,
and, the returns from each: will be
small. It is stated unofficially to
night that in 'Tara, the'
vote was a tie, .but no figures will
be. available till tomorrow. •
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BRUCEFJELD
Mrs. (Rev:) ' Bremner and Miss
Edna
,were called to London last,wee]t
on account of the illness of :Rev. W.
A. "Bremner's .sister.'•,
The Little Disciples 1Vfisslon Band
will bold their thankoffering meet-
ing , an Friday. November 29th, • at
7,50, when_over 50 'slides .will be
shown of scenes :in India. - There'
will lee an offering. for the Mission
Band..
Wlord'has been, received of the safe
arrival of Nvrse Gretta•Mustard and
Nurse Nettie Sinclair • at , Gypsum-
ville, where ..they will_ open up a
W M., S. Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. RathwelI of. •'Clinton
were in Brueefield and. Vicinity last
week, "renewing' old : acquaietances.
Their many friends were glad to see
then looking so well."
Mrs. Rothwell ellof
v Toronto is visit-
ne friends in the:village this week.
Wars.- Moodie spent. the ;lveek-end
visiting friends in Goderich.
CONSTANCE
Miss Edythe Riley and Mattel
da.e Stephenson of Brussels; spent
the week -end at the home of the ,for-
nier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Geo:
Riley, ,
IVVfiss, Kathleen ` Logan of ` Blyth
:pent' the tweet -enol at the lone of
her. sister; Mrs. Leo., Stephenson.
Mr. ;Ben':Snell is spending a few
days in Toronto attending the Royal
Winter Fair.
Mrs. -Bert Stephenson, •' Mrs. > d.
Britton and Mr. Zen. Stephenson
peet.Phursday at,London,-
Jlliss. Elva Wheatley,retuened home
one clay last week eater: visiting
Or sister in Toronto for a ,few days
W,e:-regret ip 'say that Mrs. .p9.
Dels liar ,nit. been, enjoying rthe' best
f health and. is stili confined to her
d, ITet dauirhter,. Mise Thelma of
Toronto, is' waiting on her. We. Wish
or a: speedy recovery.'
A. dense will'• be held in the -;•+or -
ester Friday s hall
on evening,
e ening.
C-rOL]BORNE .
Mr. Tait Clark spent from Nov,
t
h to N'ay.' 20th at Toronto, Ilia
eM'ge Patterson returning • with
In .by motor.
Mrs, Leysber Robertson and Mies
cry ,T;i„bertson are home. from Nia-
tree
Miss, 1 redsb of S. S. No. 1, spent'
holiday with her people at Lon -
Mie: C.' A, Robertson, `twife of the
nember for North Huron in the
r0Vincial Legislature, ' who hae.
eecl very, ill for some time; died a-
out`10:3Q on Monday morning. `the
he been "in failing health since
at • .April and her death was
Iced 'for.
Mrs. Tlohertson had been a mem
-
e of Smith's Hill church practic
ly all' her life �tj pe, and was in her
'ungor days a sweet soprano sold-
t; taking a prominent pert in •the
usical services in the church and
s many functions, as well:a; a'help-
1 'member of'church and. mission;
y society, . A ;little -over a year'
an a half. ago :she was : made a life
ember of the W M S. 'Before her
arriage she was'Miss Julia 'John=
on, daughter of the late Andrew
Mister, and lived ion the seventh
itcession until her-mat'riage to her
ow bereft',husbend •She leaves
Mt • her.- two daughters, Dorothy
d dhristine,. Mrs.Geo:1Patterson,
d, .Mens (Dr,) Weir,. sitters,; and
e brother, Alex. Johnston, of Can-
co' • Also her mother•lM,rs. And-
-Johnston, survives. 1
The funeral• of the late Mrs. James
ng- took place on Tuesday frons
r late residence, Benmiller, The
vice Was "' taken by the pastor,
v.. R. D. Cumxnings, assisted by
v. G: F.Clarke, Goderiell, and Rev.
Tavernor' of Ashfield. ` The
1lbearet-s were .four s'ons, John,
awry, Oliver, 'Elwyn and Wm. F.
idly and Wm. J, Findlt.y, ' brat -
and eousin of the deceased. Mrs
Loi was )n. her .seventy-fourth year
d before her marriage: was .Miss
n Findlay. sa d Another L gen Then: -
was
11er -
wa notn
, s mentioned 'last week,
o lives at Lethbridge.
The marriage was solemnized 'at
o clock on Saturday, November
cl• a!t Ilene -tiller parsonage, by
Ret, R.:B. Cummings, of Miss Mar -
et Allin; daughter -of lairs. Allin
and the ,late Oharl,es All}it of Col-
The"municipalities in tae ` north
supported the Conservative" •care
•didate. D. J. Byers of Wiarton,'but
in the south_ part of the riding- the
Liberal candidate piled up a big ina-'
jorities.
The ' election was deferred until
today •owing to the, sudden death of
A. P. Mcevliinney •on :Oct. 29; the
day before the general elections. 11?r. •
1fewhinney was Liberal whip in the
last Legislature.
Raw Ems Wanted `
I
will pay ' np to $1.8 for .mink
skins and -up to $9.00 for coon
skint, . also Nigh' prices. for other
furs. H. A. Hovey, Clinton. "•
A NEW BRIDGE ' IS NEBDED
(Walkerton Herald Time`s). Now we have a Peaec bridge at
-Buffalo ff o and an Ambassador bridge
at Detroit, : Neither- is big enough,
tong' enough or high enough to get
over the U, S ,tariff. -
nem CHAS. Al DUNNTNG THE
NEW FINANCIAL: MINISTER
1Ton Charlios A Dilnning, accord
ing to .expectation, ;hen been appoint-
ed: Finance; Minister, ', filling the
vacancy caused by tha;ileath of Hon.
T A.' Robb' ; ^and .waa: sworn 'in ori
Tdesdat ifs h?ti;..,) sen adniblitter-
ing the office since the- .,illness" 'of
Mr; Robb' and his appointment- Was
expected Some one will have' t'o be'
found to"take oven the office' of
Minister' ;if Railtyays; `but 'he wilI
relnitin as acting nlin?ster until an
01h)ointment s made'.'` '
• hifr. Dunning is M ty-four ,years
of 'age , and came to Canada as o(
nniitigrant boy, just twenty=eeven'
Year's ago. In fourteen ,years' from
the , time lie `tria lvec'{ in' 'Canada, at
the age of tliiyty;one, he'jvas a mem.
her, of the l:egitlature_if the province
in ivhl¢h , he ht act, ,' ,tae atehewan,
attd •three .years *latera Wal premier.
In '1926 Pi -ender King Balled .hint to
Ottawa and he is the first non -Can-
adia t
n o b Minister aster bf I'mance in
fifty-seven years
M°r: lbunnirtee experience ' would
see tt to give "the lee to the: statement:
sereethetes' heard .that— Canada - has;
+ nshliie
no use for D li
TIIIi OLI) AGE ''PENSION- xN
HURON COUNTY
Three -bandied p lie aritl'`-eip+bty-six.; ap-
t' " a roes leaver been `received, by tae:
Iltiroix County ,Pensioii`'Board , •for
pensions ' under the:: Pension ",Act
Forty-six. af these arefront. ininat
.es of the Comity. Home, Most of
these win probably. -eettuire to re
meiir.in,the Floines and:, the pension
presumably 'will,' •.be , payable to the
county for the care '.of these per.
sops`. ' Assuiriing .that all of the ap-
plications will not ibegranted and
that 300 will be about the average
liufn'ber_ of :' per -some .ieceiying' the
Pension the total amount •of ,pen-
sions,. if the full amount is payable
in each c31se, would be. $72,000, lit
which the county's share would be
20 per cent. or $14,400; annually.
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O1,D' METHODIST CHURCH AT
HAYFIELD PURCHASED.
BY ROMAN CATHOLICS•.
The former :1Vletliodist•: Church at
Bayfield," it is' reported, has been
purheased by .' a prominent • Roman
Catholic woman, whose name is
withheld, - and, presented to Bishop'
Fallon' fordiocesan,.. uses:. The
church has net been used .since the
unioviof, the former Methodist' and
Presyteriann congregation's on the
consumation -of union some years
ago. It is •expected' that in=the ,sum
mertime, when many tourists are at'
Bayfield, and vicinitythat a priest
will be in ..residence there, and cele-
brate. na`ss .eery Sunday.
11RITISIi PLANCOMP
ULSOR
INSU-
RANCE
Every British motorist will have
to carrya ertiei
c
c atervvr
91 0 '11
that
he isg
insured a crust third party
risks if the bill: pow being prepared
by athe' Ministry of transport :be-
comes' law. And' in addition to .1)ro-
viding ` for compulsory insurance ' of
drivers, the bill stipulates that ^:cer-
tificates of insurance, like the •driv-
ing license, Will leave to_be shown •to
Policemen on demand.
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A FOR}V1171t IIi7Is),T T7' RESIDEN1
I)1 CSN
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER' 28. 1929
Blue Dill ' Sask. Nov. 'lSth. •- A
shadow was cast
over 'this whole
eon
tnuni
tt on ',Wednesday xlaY-
-morning:, it .was learned that Mi. Reuben
Gibbs, '4 Calmer of Blue „Dill district
lied passed away in the Moose Jaw
General IT
os tt<i
,Tuesday dryavenin at
7 O'clock, Nov. 5,
at the., age 'of '46
years and tea. moths.
1VIr. went ant to, the hospital
twa weep 1
"before '
Weeks o e to tike :treatment
for for goitre, A few days ..before the
operation. it Naas learned. by his re-
latiyes he would. undergo ( an opera-
tion .on Tuesday mareing-, , Nov. 5..
The
physicians found when operating
,he had a tumor.. ,as well ' as goitre
which tch made •it more critical. THe
appeared to be doing, fairly well un-
til five o'clock,, whets he -tools a turn
for the worse :and by Sevon o'clock
the same evening- had passed ,away....
To ,mourn Inc ,1oss 'he 'leaves four
brothers, Win and 'lied of the Brier-
crest district. Robert ..of Regina and
Frank o1 Clinton, _Ontario, two sis-
ters Mrs. Bernard Shortland ' and
Miss Laving Gibbs, who -.made her
home with ]iiia. •
The, funeral service -was conduc-
ted'et 10 o'clock :ori Friday :afternoon
from Broadfoot's -,.Funeral Home;
Moose Jaw,, , and was conducted by
Rev. Mr. Argistrong of ;B'oharin, "a
former pastor dfriend ,of the de-
ceased, assisted -by Rey,.Mr. C,ree of
Brierciest, A. Large uuinbei of ears
of mourners followed in the cortege
of. Rosedale cemetery, .where inter-
mment -VMS .
elad.` _ n e Those Who;'acted
as • pallbearers were, . Charles, Ives,
A, II. Mercer J, 'Glover; ' W.. E. S.
Jeffery. We Pratt and H,' Gadd.
The late .Mx. Gibbs -wag born Jan.
12th,01883, "near Clinton, Ont. • In
1910. he came to Sasl ateliewan and
took up a homestead near Kinder-.
sley In the spring of 1918 he bought
a farm: 9miles south-west of Brier
crest in the ,Blue Hill district, at.
which he had lived until his decease:
liehat been an active member;` of the
L. Cs, L. for -twenty-eight year, first
in Ontario -and later at Blue' Hill and
Briererest, 1V17uch sympathy, is felt
by tlle''many'frjehds'• and neighbors,
of the bereaved family. Ai-nen/the
many floral •tributes was 'a. wreath
ti om sisters and brothers, sprays from
Bluei t
H I Ladies d AidBale t Hill L
O.L. and iY many Other firea
ds. .
EGMO•NDVIT Teti',: The; Thank,
offeritig.meetipg;of the Little Help
ere', Mission Band. held- recently : in
the,'Egmondville" :United ',church was
.well attended and Most saeeessful:-
The president, -Miss- Evelena Nott,
occupied the •chair. and Miss Jessie
Wallace led in • prayer. ' A;short pag-
eant followed, entitled, '-hTjie • Spirit
of Thanksgiving,',' 1n }which Miss
Betty Malcoitn-took the leading part..
The members, of the:.Mission Band
•were5arranged in.. groups represent-
Mg- ng• the 'Mission Band and Home and
':Foreign 1Vliission: The first group in
cluded-'Helen Powell, .Shirley Prittie.,
Hazel Earle, Norman -McLean Grunt
Finnigan, Anna Dennis and 7VIary
lartttie: The li'ome 1VIliasiwi Geode
in which the-.- boys .rept'esetited the
'?rfclians of•this-eontinent and some of
the. Netv"Canadians; :ooinprised Jessie
Smith, Ruth Shinan; Dorothy Hud=
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The cliildrsi, o15 the third group 'w
Were dr•o5sed• m tho costumes of dif-
ferent'countaies gate' a short speech
thanking the children 01 the Mission
ss on
Band- for sending then: 'Ihe miss' ,-
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Uies.
in the tpreigx,. 'group were
Ruth and Betty Smith, Marion Ibot Charles ` Taweeond, ; ' Garne
Weight, Gordon 1 iyni 4n ITel i
g az Mc
Kenzie ,'
n Martha 111 a 11xzz1igan, Lelia
Townsend • and W. Smith, Marion
'Wallace gave `a reading and while
the-;offerhlg was being taken, the
Ban
d sin "Hera Hera The 1''ennies Drop-
ping." Rev: Charles M';alco1i then
offered the dedicatory prayer, 'after
which Ruth Shi
nalt sang'; "a solo. - Mr.
Malcolm then : 'introduced Rev. 13.
Smillie; who is 'home, at `present on
furlough, .and who gave a vet•g ih=
i, scholarship, of a valtie of $40. These
scholarships:, are awarded for tlit
n, highest a gre>•at 1
e lie u i
b b n t e
1
p
ho school departmental examinations oz
Len papers, o£ which Literaturo
Composition, Algebra and Geometry
have to lie four, During the pas:
tureen Years, since elle scholarship.
Wei -e
awarded 21 out;'af ,a total z}I
t- ,ecltorhipswed . err IIuroi'
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u
teresting illustrated talk on India
e Kenzie, Deputy • Reeve—Thos. a.
After a piano duet byMargaret en
Jessie "Srrnith _: Rev;. Mr., . Ma1 al
ciIosed' the ':meeting' -,with prayer
WTNGTiAM:;. 'At the nomination`
held in the Town Hall,' Mond•ty night
Mayor Thos. Fells .was elected• by'ac-
elamat3en for -thefifth term. Reeve
J. W::McKibbon, who has been serv-
ing the town .in,this capacity for bbe
past eight years,, was again elected
by . acclamation: " Councillor C.:I;L
Wilkinson -eras;°nominated for the
position of. reeve but .withdrew ` in
favor of Reeve McKibhon, Wm.
Helmer, who has been 'serving : as
commissioner, ` was elected by ae-
elamation. The fallowing' were nom-
inated for 'councilors—C: R. -Wilkin-
son, Amos TYplieg, It. A. ,Spottoxi,
H,
s.-EI'liott, Henry raiment, Jas:
McGillivray arid
school
T It 'Gibson, The'
' ' c
p s ool 'board RHN.L.
.�: Lloyd, N:
Fry,, J. O. I3abicirk, and R, :A.- Cur-
rie were eleeted by acclamation.
eight seconds and fiye thirds, Phi
v
aii ons GoIlegiates and High Schools
of the county dome into competltiot.
for these three annual. scholarships,
Seafarth
Clinton, Wing'hain, Exeter
and Goderich, so Goderich has eel,
-
thinly a good share of the Honors,--.
The Star.
ASIII`I ,C LD:
Ash;'
leId township
returned its couneiI by' acclamation
on '
Monday. . Reeve -John , A. Mc-
m . Anderson. Council—J, E. 'Ritchie,
William 1. Black, Samuel Swanson:
GORRIE: A. Very- ,quiet wedding
'was solemnized at St. Stephen's rec-
tory, Gerrie, on Wednesday, Novem-
ber twentieth, at high noon, when
Minnie 7„ daughter- of - M', James
King .and. the. late Mrs. Ting, be.
'carne the bride of- Delbert Clegg,
Rev, R. y55 Tones "officiated: The
bride looked lovely in a 'gown of
blue'' georgette' trimmed" with blue
transpae•ent-velvet `and blue felt haat
with silver' trimmings: The' .bride
and bridegroom were attended by
Mrs. t Percy- Raseboreugh • of • OWen
Sound) sister of the bride, and Les-
Iie Earl of ,Ethel, brother-in-law of
the b •i
r He goon
>' The h bade
m ob
in ms
gift to the bride was a lined -club
bag. ..After the ceremony' a dainty
wedding dinner was 'served, the
tables being decorated with white
baby chrysanthemums. The bride
and bridegroom left on a trip to St.
Lotus' and other Aneerican cities, the
bride trayehling in a gown of blue
—b.—easement velvet' `'ti-irriireed - 'with
'French flowers, Her teat was navy
blue broadcloth with koiinsky fur,
hat and'aecessories' to match. , Olt,
their wettem they wili reside on thie.
hrideg±ooe's foam north of Gerrie.
SI;AFORTH:• ..The: regular, - meet-
iny' of the Home •and School Club
was held in the public school' on
Monday afternoon, the chair: being
oceupied by the president,.. afre,.R.
E. , Bright, • Mrs. Charles . Holmes
'read the minutes' of the .previous
n}ecting` in the itbsflnee- of• the' sec-
retary. ' Mens. ' F. - R. Beattie., A
selection by the children of .the- prim-
ary Class, "Old Jack Frost," was
'emelt "enjoyed.. Miss McLean' took
I`or'the subject 4f an interesting' talk
"Wllien 'roue : Child Won't• ..Obey,"
Principal' Fanner, Of the' Collegiate
'hstithte; also gave an, excellent ad-
diess. Tea: "was served ,by •tho .lad-
its ori the club. The meeting closed'
tvith "the National Anthem.
GODI3RICH: This year pupils of
the Goderich Collegiate. Tnstitute
carry. • of£ 'all y 1 three of tlie• .Garter.
scholarships awarded to this county.
This is the second time this record
has been made by 'the::Goderich
school, •-tho previous occasion.4'being
the year 1922. The winners. , this
Veer are Miss Helen Zavitz, who 'won.
the 'first scholarship, $1.00, Miss
Catharine Crawford, who won the
second; of a value of $60 and Miss
Catharine Sale, who won the third l
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3rii3ge across
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RECALLS
EXPLORER
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DETROIT
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,Ambassador'
Ritter be-
Detroit .recalls
ande a half ,
Miothe ;Cadillac
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records that
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guided b
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traversed the.m114
spirit was
p.
that he
ray which no
made be'fore,
feeling must
Green of
Michigan
Ontario,
out,
and,
river
nien
fittingly."
arias
ft -ern
first
sing..
that
-,SheYes,
dare
arena
and Hon. Chas. IlacCrea of
235 years later as they rode::
last .week on a roadway of steel
concrete stretched high above the
across which Cadillac :and his
had laboriously paddled. And
enough Cadillac's coat of
• was 'carried ' ; out' with then
-either end of the bridge on the
cars officially to mak, the eros-
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river'at;
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Cadillac's
the knowledge
journey
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the „same
Governor.
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TtiVILL`,MAIiL WHIMIIAIPY
He -"-Are you really embroidering,'
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foot fillo fore
w m , dear.
love, but . if " you ever
to put' your foot on it I won't
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+�DDERICH" TOWNSHIP vv�n h n, to lilt haiwrence
tlli's, Joy "Snyder and little Iltaste
Iagi11, returned home - an Tuesd tv
:Phe youthful bride rdc 'was daintily
alnt}lv
after! spending a week with 'rela-
tives , in Colborne township.
Uderich township' :-seems to , b
n tt•
atisfi' the'. 1 d . s ed with ,hc gva.y
its -Public affair • are.:b i
} abeing. conduct
cd :a°
s at the. nomination on 14lond
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op , other names • than • the 'rte
and ,four conncillera ' were put i
nomination; and they constitute the
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council- for o t'
John
l?. Middle
ton' is reeve and the councillors are '..
Wilmot Tiaacice, F. W. Powell, Ben
W.; Churchill and W. Johnston:r'
ITen1•y Snyder . and 1Vlasie
Jack went over to Buffalo en 'Satur-
day to visit Mrs. Snyder, who uu
derwent a serious;aperation in-a.hos'
pital there last week, Mrs. Snyder's
conditio
n i- *e
s r portal to be. satisfae-
tory, and it is -.expecte) ' she will- be
able' to return home in : a few weeks.
The. 'Young People of Sharon
church are preparing for : their
Christmas eirtertaininent, which
be given on :D,ecentber. 18th,
'Snyder; youngest; son of ;Mr, and
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Mts, I:evi :':Snyder, :- or the, same
, +`township.,
attired - in , a dress, hat=and coat' of
o dart brown with- 'corresponding as-
sessories. •;They, - :were attended' by
the 'groom's sister,;, bliss Leola Sny-
der,Toronto, To ata and`
Mr. Fred Clark,
d Gl, x ,
v'o Goderich. ' After the ceremony the.
it bridal party returned to the home
of the brie mother, other
wherenear
'relatives tn•es were sers''ed a wedding clin-
n0'1'.
Later; the. bride and groom left for
their residence,on the Maitland con-
i°
cession '
where the gioonl is a pros
per•ous farmer.
STANLEY
Mr. Arthur Caldwell and
Will,
Mr, Harvey .Taylor, Mr. John:' Mc
Cowan and Mr.: Geo. T. Baird attend-
ed the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
for a few days' week. '
Mr. Stewart' Ross, Director of
Technical e 1 • Schopls, Windsor, Ont.,
accompaniod by his wife and young
son, visited 'his uncle,. 1V1r• Adam
Stewart over the.,.yeek-end
Dr. and Mo -s. Pecunier •of Dorchester
:have' been vititing the former's
parents, Mr, rind Mrs: J. A. Ford,
They intend leaving shortly. ",For
;Chicago,, where Dr. Pe•cutier will
take a past-grachiate•course.
ELLIOTT, THE LIBERAL CAN-
•DIDATE ELECTED IN NORTH
BRUCE YESTERDAY
Wialketton, •Nov.:' 27. -Fred W.
Elliott,of Port Elgin, Liberal" can
didate carried the deferred provin
elal, by-election iia 'North Bruce to-
o clay by' a, majority , which :is given.
toelght es' 399, ::With two : polls to
near from. The two places -to be
heard from are ITepwort}t and Tara,
and, the returns from each: will be
small. It is stated unofficially to
night that in 'Tara, the'
vote was a tie, .but no figures will
be. available till tomorrow. •
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BRUCEFJELD
Mrs. (Rev:) ' Bremner and Miss
Edna
,were called to London last,wee]t
on account of the illness of :Rev. W.
A. "Bremner's .sister.'•,
The Little Disciples 1Vfisslon Band
will bold their thankoffering meet-
ing , an Friday. November 29th, • at
7,50, when_over 50 'slides .will be
shown of scenes :in India. - There'
will lee an offering. for the Mission
Band..
Wlord'has been, received of the safe
arrival of Nvrse Gretta•Mustard and
Nurse Nettie Sinclair • at , Gypsum-
ville, where ..they will_ open up a
W M., S. Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. RathwelI of. •'Clinton
were in Brueefield and. Vicinity last
week, "renewing' old : acquaietances.
Their many friends were glad to see
then looking so well."
Mrs. Rothwell ellof
v Toronto is visit-
ne friends in the:village this week.
Wars.- Moodie spent. the ;lveek-end
visiting friends in Goderich.
CONSTANCE
Miss Edythe Riley and Mattel
da.e Stephenson of Brussels; spent
the week -end at the home of the ,for-
nier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Geo:
Riley, ,
IVVfiss, Kathleen ` Logan of ` Blyth
:pent' the tweet -enol at the lone of
her. sister; Mrs. Leo., Stephenson.
Mr. ;Ben':Snell is spending a few
days in Toronto attending the Royal
Winter Fair.
Mrs. -Bert Stephenson, •' Mrs. > d.
Britton and Mr. Zen. Stephenson
peet.Phursday at,London,-
Jlliss. Elva Wheatley,retuened home
one clay last week eater: visiting
Or sister in Toronto for a ,few days
W,e:-regret ip 'say that Mrs. .p9.
Dels liar ,nit. been, enjoying rthe' best
f health and. is stili confined to her
d, ITet dauirhter,. Mise Thelma of
Toronto, is' waiting on her. We. Wish
or a: speedy recovery.'
A. dense will'• be held in the -;•+or -
ester Friday s hall
on evening,
e ening.
C-rOL]BORNE .
Mr. Tait Clark spent from Nov,
t
h to N'ay.' 20th at Toronto, Ilia
eM'ge Patterson returning • with
In .by motor.
Mrs, Leysber Robertson and Mies
cry ,T;i„bertson are home. from Nia-
tree
Miss, 1 redsb of S. S. No. 1, spent'
holiday with her people at Lon -
Mie: C.' A, Robertson, `twife of the
nember for North Huron in the
r0Vincial Legislature, ' who hae.
eecl very, ill for some time; died a-
out`10:3Q on Monday morning. `the
he been "in failing health since
at • .April and her death was
Iced 'for.
Mrs. Tlohertson had been a mem
-
e of Smith's Hill church practic
ly all' her life �tj pe, and was in her
'ungor days a sweet soprano sold-
t; taking a prominent pert in •the
usical services in the church and
s many functions, as well:a; a'help-
1 'member of'church and. mission;
y society, . A ;little -over a year'
an a half. ago :she was : made a life
ember of the W M S. 'Before her
arriage she was'Miss Julia 'John=
on, daughter of the late Andrew
Mister, and lived ion the seventh
itcession until her-mat'riage to her
ow bereft',husbend •She leaves
Mt • her.- two daughters, Dorothy
d dhristine,. Mrs.Geo:1Patterson,
d, .Mens (Dr,) Weir,. sitters,; and
e brother, Alex. Johnston, of Can-
co' • Also her mother•lM,rs. And-
-Johnston, survives. 1
The funeral• of the late Mrs. James
ng- took place on Tuesday frons
r late residence, Benmiller, The
vice Was "' taken by the pastor,
v.. R. D. Cumxnings, assisted by
v. G: F.Clarke, Goderiell, and Rev.
Tavernor' of Ashfield. ` The
1lbearet-s were .four s'ons, John,
awry, Oliver, 'Elwyn and Wm. F.
idly and Wm. J, Findlt.y, ' brat -
and eousin of the deceased. Mrs
Loi was )n. her .seventy-fourth year
d before her marriage: was .Miss
n Findlay. sa d Another L gen Then: -
was
11er -
wa notn
, s mentioned 'last week,
o lives at Lethbridge.
The marriage was solemnized 'at
o clock on Saturday, November
cl• a!t Ilene -tiller parsonage, by
Ret, R.:B. Cummings, of Miss Mar -
et Allin; daughter -of lairs. Allin
and the ,late Oharl,es All}it of Col-
The"municipalities in tae ` north
supported the Conservative" •care
•didate. D. J. Byers of Wiarton,'but
in the south_ part of the riding- the
Liberal candidate piled up a big ina-'
jorities.
The ' election was deferred until
today •owing to the, sudden death of
A. P. Mcevliinney •on :Oct. 29; the
day before the general elections. 11?r. •
1fewhinney was Liberal whip in the
last Legislature.
Raw Ems Wanted `
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will pay ' np to $1.8 for .mink
skins and -up to $9.00 for coon
skint, . also Nigh' prices. for other
furs. H. A. Hovey, Clinton. "•
A NEW BRIDGE ' IS NEBDED
(Walkerton Herald Time`s). Now we have a Peaec bridge at
-Buffalo ff o and an Ambassador bridge
at Detroit, : Neither- is big enough,
tong' enough or high enough to get
over the U, S ,tariff. -
nem CHAS. Al DUNNTNG THE
NEW FINANCIAL: MINISTER
1Ton Charlios A Dilnning, accord
ing to .expectation, ;hen been appoint-
ed: Finance; Minister, ', filling the
vacancy caused by tha;ileath of Hon.
T A.' Robb' ; ^and .waa: sworn 'in ori
Tdesdat ifs h?ti;..,) sen adniblitter-
ing the office since the- .,illness" 'of
Mr; Robb' and his appointment- Was
expected Some one will have' t'o be'
found to"take oven the office' of
Minister' ;if Railtyays; `but 'he wilI
relnitin as acting nlin?ster until an
01h)ointment s made'.'` '
• hifr. Dunning is M ty-four ,years
of 'age , and came to Canada as o(
nniitigrant boy, just twenty=eeven'
Year's ago. In fourteen ,years' from
the , time lie `tria lvec'{ in' 'Canada, at
the age of tliiyty;one, he'jvas a mem.
her, of the l:egitlature_if the province
in ivhl¢h , he ht act, ,' ,tae atehewan,
attd •three .years *latera Wal premier.
In '1926 Pi -ender King Balled .hint to
Ottawa and he is the first non -Can-
adia t
n o b Minister aster bf I'mance in
fifty-seven years
M°r: lbunnirtee experience ' would
see tt to give "the lee to the: statement:
sereethetes' heard .that— Canada - has;
+ nshliie
no use for D li
TIIIi OLI) AGE ''PENSION- xN
HURON COUNTY
Three -bandied p lie aritl'`-eip+bty-six.; ap-
t' " a roes leaver been `received, by tae:
Iltiroix County ,Pensioii`'Board , •for
pensions ' under the:: Pension ",Act
Forty-six. af these arefront. ininat
.es of the Comity. Home, Most of
these win probably. -eettuire to re
meiir.in,the Floines and:, the pension
presumably 'will,' •.be , payable to the
county for the care '.of these per.
sops`. ' Assuiriing .that all of the ap-
plications will not ibegranted and
that 300 will be about the average
liufn'ber_ of :' per -some .ieceiying' the
Pension the total amount •of ,pen-
sions,. if the full amount is payable
in each c31se, would be. $72,000, lit
which the county's share would be
20 per cent. or $14,400; annually.
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O1,D' METHODIST CHURCH AT
HAYFIELD PURCHASED.
BY ROMAN CATHOLICS•.
The former :1Vletliodist•: Church at
Bayfield," it is' reported, has been
purheased by .' a prominent • Roman
Catholic woman, whose name is
withheld, - and, presented to Bishop'
Fallon' fordiocesan,.. uses:. The
church has net been used .since the
unioviof, the former Methodist' and
Presyteriann congregation's on the
consumation -of union some years
ago. It is •expected' that in=the ,sum
mertime, when many tourists are at'
Bayfield, and vicinitythat a priest
will be in ..residence there, and cele-
brate. na`ss .eery Sunday.
11RITISIi PLANCOMP
ULSOR
INSU-
RANCE
Every British motorist will have
to carrya ertiei
c
c atervvr
91 0 '11
that
he isg
insured a crust third party
risks if the bill: pow being prepared
by athe' Ministry of transport :be-
comes' law. And' in addition to .1)ro-
viding ` for compulsory insurance ' of
drivers, the bill stipulates that ^:cer-
tificates of insurance, like the •driv-
ing license, Will leave to_be shown •to
Policemen on demand.
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A FOR}V1171t IIi7Is),T T7' RESIDEN1
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER' 28. 1929
Blue Dill ' Sask. Nov. 'lSth. •- A
shadow was cast
over 'this whole
eon
tnuni
tt on ',Wednesday xlaY-
-morning:, it .was learned that Mi. Reuben
Gibbs, '4 Calmer of Blue „Dill district
lied passed away in the Moose Jaw
General IT
os tt<i
,Tuesday dryavenin at
7 O'clock, Nov. 5,
at the., age 'of '46
years and tea. moths.
1VIr. went ant to, the hospital
twa weep 1
"before '
Weeks o e to tike :treatment
for for goitre, A few days ..before the
operation. it Naas learned. by his re-
latiyes he would. undergo ( an opera-
tion .on Tuesday mareing-, , Nov. 5..
The
physicians found when operating
,he had a tumor.. ,as well ' as goitre
which tch made •it more critical. THe
appeared to be doing, fairly well un-
til five o'clock,, whets he -tools a turn
for the worse :and by Sevon o'clock
the same evening- had passed ,away....
To ,mourn Inc ,1oss 'he 'leaves four
brothers, Win and 'lied of the Brier-
crest district. Robert ..of Regina and
Frank o1 Clinton, _Ontario, two sis-
ters Mrs. Bernard Shortland ' and
Miss Laving Gibbs, who -.made her
home with ]iiia. •
The, funeral service -was conduc-
ted'et 10 o'clock :ori Friday :afternoon
from Broadfoot's -,.Funeral Home;
Moose Jaw,, , and was conducted by
Rev. Mr. Argistrong of ;B'oharin, "a
former pastor dfriend ,of the de-
ceased, assisted -by Rey,.Mr. C,ree of
Brierciest, A. Large uuinbei of ears
of mourners followed in the cortege
of. Rosedale cemetery, .where inter-
mment -VMS .
elad.` _ n e Those Who;'acted
as • pallbearers were, . Charles, Ives,
A, II. Mercer J, 'Glover; ' W.. E. S.
Jeffery. We Pratt and H,' Gadd.
The late .Mx. Gibbs -wag born Jan.
12th,01883, "near Clinton, Ont. • In
1910. he came to Sasl ateliewan and
took up a homestead near Kinder-.
sley In the spring of 1918 he bought
a farm: 9miles south-west of Brier
crest in the ,Blue Hill district, at.
which he had lived until his decease:
liehat been an active member;` of the
L. Cs, L. for -twenty-eight year, first
in Ontario -and later at Blue' Hill and
Briererest, 1V17uch sympathy, is felt
by tlle''many'frjehds'• and neighbors,
of the bereaved family. Ai-nen/the
many floral •tributes was 'a. wreath
ti om sisters and brothers, sprays from
Bluei t
H I Ladies d AidBale t Hill L
O.L. and iY many Other firea
ds. .
EGMO•NDVIT Teti',: The; Thank,
offeritig.meetipg;of the Little Help
ere', Mission Band. held- recently : in
the,'Egmondville" :United ',church was
.well attended and Most saeeessful:-
The president, -Miss- Evelena Nott,
occupied the •chair. and Miss Jessie
Wallace led in • prayer. ' A;short pag-
eant followed, entitled, '-hTjie • Spirit
of Thanksgiving,',' 1n }which Miss
Betty Malcoitn-took the leading part..
The members, of the:.Mission Band
•were5arranged in.. groups represent-
Mg- ng• the 'Mission Band and Home and
':Foreign 1Vliission: The first group in
cluded-'Helen Powell, .Shirley Prittie.,
Hazel Earle, Norman -McLean Grunt
Finnigan, Anna Dennis and 7VIary
lartttie: The li'ome 1VIliasiwi Geode
in which the-.- boys .rept'esetited the
'?rfclians of•this-eontinent and some of
the. Netv"Canadians; :ooinprised Jessie
Smith, Ruth Shinan; Dorothy Hud=
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with punch.
set tha"sh. Dc you Icnoty The
Stewart-Warner is the only' set the
the market wired for telivision. We
just, received •at letter saying that
commercial telivision will be with up
In' avery 'short tine; so• you'll want
ti `iadie that' is its 'to date with 611
the latest improveiitents which y`eu'II
field on " the , Stewart-'W'ariter drat
Will out perform a.cy 'radio del ',,the
market 'plus itw 'equ%pilion$,.t1?at;
can't lie matched. It 'has fine toile
power and selectivity and prices are
no higher: than :other makes. H. A..
Hovey, phizne'299, Clinton. 41-tf.
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BERT
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ALBERT ST.- - -,- CLINTON ONT
son, lrra 'Wright, Martha Warn'
Angus 1Vf"c'Leairi ' Creighton Denni
Adige: Townsend and -Ha ry, -Alla
The cliildrsi, o15 the third group 'w
Were dr•o5sed• m tho costumes of dif-
ferent'countaies gate' a short speech
thanking the children 01 the Mission
ss on
Band- for sending then: 'Ihe miss' ,-
t
Uies.
in the tpreigx,. 'group were
Ruth and Betty Smith, Marion Ibot Charles ` Taweeond, ; ' Garne
Weight, Gordon 1 iyni 4n ITel i
g az Mc
Kenzie ,'
n Martha 111 a 11xzz1igan, Lelia
Townsend • and W. Smith, Marion
'Wallace gave `a reading and while
the-;offerhlg was being taken, the
Ban
d sin "Hera Hera The 1''ennies Drop-
ping." Rev: Charles M';alco1i then
offered the dedicatory prayer, 'after
which Ruth Shi
nalt sang'; "a solo. - Mr.
Malcolm then : 'introduced Rev. 13.
Smillie; who is 'home, at `present on
furlough, .and who gave a vet•g ih=
i, scholarship, of a valtie of $40. These
scholarships:, are awarded for tlit
n, highest a gre>•at 1
e lie u i
b b n t e
1
p
ho school departmental examinations oz
Len papers, o£ which Literaturo
Composition, Algebra and Geometry
have to lie four, During the pas:
tureen Years, since elle scholarship.
Wei -e
awarded 21 out;'af ,a total z}I
t- ,ecltorhipswed . err IIuroi'
t cauiity45hlaaves11eena;woreardby G.C,I: pie;
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Tthe record ^
eight "beinge h '"r t'.
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toss
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teresting illustrated talk on India
e Kenzie, Deputy • Reeve—Thos. a.
After a piano duet byMargaret en
Jessie "Srrnith _: Rev;. Mr., . Ma1 al
ciIosed' the ':meeting' -,with prayer
WTNGTiAM:;. 'At the nomination`
held in the Town Hall,' Mond•ty night
Mayor Thos. Fells .was elected• by'ac-
elamat3en for -thefifth term. Reeve
J. W::McKibbon, who has been serv-
ing the town .in,this capacity for bbe
past eight years,, was again elected
by . acclamation: " Councillor C.:I;L
Wilkinson -eras;°nominated for the
position of. reeve but .withdrew ` in
favor of Reeve McKibhon, Wm.
Helmer, who has been 'serving : as
commissioner, ` was elected by ae-
elamation. The fallowing' were nom-
inated for 'councilors—C: R. -Wilkin-
son, Amos TYplieg, It. A. ,Spottoxi,
H,
s.-EI'liott, Henry raiment, Jas:
McGillivray arid
school
T It 'Gibson, The'
' ' c
p s ool 'board RHN.L.
.�: Lloyd, N:
Fry,, J. O. I3abicirk, and R, :A.- Cur-
rie were eleeted by acclamation.
eight seconds and fiye thirds, Phi
v
aii ons GoIlegiates and High Schools
of the county dome into competltiot.
for these three annual. scholarships,
Seafarth
Clinton, Wing'hain, Exeter
and Goderich, so Goderich has eel,
-
thinly a good share of the Honors,--.
The Star.
ASIII`I ,C LD:
Ash;'
leId township
returned its couneiI by' acclamation
on '
Monday. . Reeve -John , A. Mc-
m . Anderson. Council—J, E. 'Ritchie,
William 1. Black, Samuel Swanson:
GORRIE: A. Very- ,quiet wedding
'was solemnized at St. Stephen's rec-
tory, Gerrie, on Wednesday, Novem-
ber twentieth, at high noon, when
Minnie 7„ daughter- of - M', James
King .and. the. late Mrs. Ting, be.
'carne the bride of- Delbert Clegg,
Rev, R. y55 Tones "officiated: The
bride looked lovely in a 'gown of
blue'' georgette' trimmed" with blue
transpae•ent-velvet `and blue felt haat
with silver' trimmings: The' .bride
and bridegroom were attended by
Mrs. t Percy- Raseboreugh • of • OWen
Sound) sister of the bride, and Les-
Iie Earl of ,Ethel, brother-in-law of
the b •i
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>' The h bade
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gift to the bride was a lined -club
bag. ..After the ceremony' a dainty
wedding dinner was 'served, the
tables being decorated with white
baby chrysanthemums. The bride
and bridegroom left on a trip to St.
Lotus' and other Aneerican cities, the
bride trayehling in a gown of blue
—b.—easement velvet' `'ti-irriireed - 'with
'French flowers, Her teat was navy
blue broadcloth with koiinsky fur,
hat and'aecessories' to match. , Olt,
their wettem they wili reside on thie.
hrideg±ooe's foam north of Gerrie.
SI;AFORTH:• ..The: regular, - meet-
iny' of the Home •and School Club
was held in the public school' on
Monday afternoon, the chair: being
oceupied by the president,.. afre,.R.
E. , Bright, • Mrs. Charles . Holmes
'read the minutes' of the .previous
n}ecting` in the itbsflnee- of• the' sec-
retary. ' Mens. ' F. - R. Beattie., A
selection by the children of .the- prim-
ary Class, "Old Jack Frost," was
'emelt "enjoyed.. Miss McLean' took
I`or'the subject 4f an interesting' talk
"Wllien 'roue : Child Won't• ..Obey,"
Principal' Fanner, Of the' Collegiate
'hstithte; also gave an, excellent ad-
diess. Tea: "was served ,by •tho .lad-
its ori the club. The meeting closed'
tvith "the National Anthem.
GODI3RICH: This year pupils of
the Goderich Collegiate. Tnstitute
carry. • of£ 'all y 1 three of tlie• .Garter.
scholarships awarded to this county.
This is the second time this record
has been made by 'the::Goderich
school, •-tho previous occasion.4'being
the year 1922. The winners. , this
Veer are Miss Helen Zavitz, who 'won.
the 'first scholarship, $1.00, Miss
Catharine Crawford, who won the
second; of a value of $60 and Miss
Catharine Sale, who won the third l
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