HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-02-08, Page 5'THURS., FEB. 8, 1934
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preduce
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iTEREST TO YOU
AND ME
rst day of Lent'this year
Feb. 14•th, St. Valentine's
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Friday falls on March 30th
tet Sunday on April 1st.
f one two, three, four, five
ecording to the thermometer
nen to lookat this.morning,
for this neck orthe woods,
• • • .throihs.
coin lam about some of the
g
rases' used by announcers or
•ed
io talk frequently over the
One of the phrases we are
±red of and would like :to
iscontinued is "Colder to,
was nothipgto hinder' the
the groundhog seeing his
on Friday last in this local-
e or they mustered up court
conte out and look for it; Fria
the first da that we h
g Y had
rat hours of steady sunshine
eeks en end. The weather, too,
in has been true to farms
being stormy and .Cold.
usually have six weeks of win -
r the second ' of February
if rin
be well-pleasedsp g
erne then. •g
• • • •
pealcer of ;the House of Coin-
s issued an order to stop wo,
tting in the -galleries as they
the debates.
what is the meaning -of such
Aren't women being. urged
an interest in public affairs
reform themselves intelligent-
g
1. public questions, and where
e go to get such information
a theplace where the men'
o conduct public affairs, are
business? But' a woman's
ust go on; she would be de-
by men and women alike if
't look well to the ways of
ehold, and , so.as not to
ours simply listening to spec-.
hick grow dull occasionally,
sure, she takes along her
and as she keels ears alert
at is passing she diligently
stied wool garments for her
What's wirong with the idea,
Is it that the members
ear to see others so use,
to in the Limo which theya
p Y g1ttmn�+afuntd'
Y wasting?�'p'
ntlustrlousl, Surer
t of women knitting should
red anyone. If the sight' of
Iotitting needles are so an-
o men we'll venture to say
the women the sight of so
en sitting absolutely idle is
irrtatin But,unfortun-
gto
he 'women cannot get the
he speaker and get him to
e men to get to 'work and
something, as he can order
en to do nothing.
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topic:
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LONDESBORO
The regular. meeting of the United
Church Y. P. S. was held Sunday
, tin 1 ina e t ran
evening last the b sent n . Grant
Snell presided. The' meeting, was op,
ened by surging„ the Lord's Prayer
repeated in unison and prayer it ,y
Rev. A. W. Gardiner. The lesson
was read by Grant Snelltand' Marron
'Stewart gave the topic: . During the
taking of the offering Mamie Shad-
dick and Beth Shobbrook sang a duet
accompanied by guitars. ±Helen
Johnson read a story,,"The Harvest,"
and Rev. A. W. Gardner gave an in-
spu•xng baric. ' The meeting was eros-
. d
by' the repeating of the Mizpah
Benediction. j
The day of prayer in Connection
with the regular monthly meeting of
g y g
the W.M.S: will he held in the church
basement on Friday, Feb. 16Th, at
2.30. Group No. 2 win have charge
of the social part. A good a,tten-
dance is hoped for.
•g
to holdThe soul Board
nhtlne Common-
its hall on the evening, of Feb, 14th,
a splendid program will be given af-
ter which the boxes will .be sold the
support of the community is asked
for to help in .this worthy cause:
Despite the very' unfavorable xi ea-
their there was a splendid meeting .of
the Women's Institute last week,
with the president, ]ohs. E. Adams,
presiding. Meeting opened
g Pbysing-A.
ing the opening ode with the Lords
prayer repeated in unison: ,. Min-
antes were read and the roll tail was
answered by "A Step Saver," some
having an idea others apparently did
not know of anynew wayof savinY
g
steps. There'was some discussion on
the Annual Pie Social and the date
was fixed for April 11th, Letters of
p
thanks from sick members were read,
A communication front the Junior
Hockey team was read askin • far. a
donation, the sum of $10 was grant-
ed to .them, a sing -song was enjoy-
ed anti Mrs, J. Armstrong conaribut-
ed an instrumental, Mrs. A. McCool,
a reading, Miss Bell Nott sang a solo
"Back in the Old .Sunday School,"
and Mrs. J. P. Manning a paper on
"Education." A lovely lunch was
served by Mrs. T. Pielcett, Mrs. H.
Adams, Mrs. (Rev.) Gardiner, Mrs.
R. Wells, Mrs. T. Fairservice and
Mis, E. Adams.
Miss L. Young has gone to London
for a prolonged visit with friends.
Mr. W. E. Manning recently sold
fine Shorthorn from his accredited
herd to 114r. L. A. Frosts; Dearborn,
Michigan, U.S.A.
A big time here on Friday night
of this weal: at the ice carnival,
THE BEST
BIRTHS
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MARKET FOR
N GULRE—In Clinton Public Hos-
prior on February2nd, to M}, and
Mrs. John McGuire; ,Goderich town-
ship, a daixghtet•. Rita Lettere.
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I happy Anes For the children,
1 are in
it when the Beat Folks
your.home.
' Build u a good fire
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MARSHALL, do Clinton, en Feb.
6tli, Eurus Jane. Blake, widow of.
William Marshall, in her 66th
ear." •
MacCALLUM.--At 302 Barrie Street,
Kingston, on Feb. 6th, Dr. E, C. D.
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FLOWERING PLANTS
FLORAL DhSIGNS
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� Make a plata of candy.
Hunt up a rainy day game or
two, •,
And the ehildi'en
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j happily inside the hoose.
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MacCallwn, husband of Jessie A.
Wiseman, in his 61st year.
CLA:RI�--+At Billings,- Montana, on
Feb. and, ' Dr. Harriet 'Sexton
Clark, f Clinton
V.
has.Cooke
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IN MEMORIAM
IGOVIER—In loving memory of Mrs.
Richard •Gooier, who passed away
February 6th, 1929. •
"Five years have passed since that
NOTICE,
A Play Entitled.
"BASHFUL MR. BUBBS
will be given in
I OLMESVILLE .UNITED CFIU•RCII
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PUMPKIN PIES
Cream
CREAM ROLLS,
PUFFS
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With Whipped
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CLINTON, ONTARIO
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ON FRIDAY,CREAM
FEB. 16TH
When ane we laved was called away.
at 8 p,m,
WHIPPED DREAM TARTS
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God took her home, it was his will
MACAROONS..
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But in our• beasts she liveth still,
Forget
g you, no,' we never will,
under auspices of the Y.P.S.ND
Admission, Adults, 25c, ••Children, 15c
61-2.
made byGoderich.
CAPITAL
CHIT J iHL T1�EAfid$
Phone 47
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EGEC�fi fiHE `' E
SeaPorth.
Although you've gone we love you
Now Playing: "The
still,
Your memory is as sweet to-daytlariliei
Skating
Ti ARLIFF CRIg
CH
of
the Wax Museum." A. to Mysteryto
with Lionel Atwiil,
:MO'N. TUflS., WE1),
Now Playing.: the+'
I ears
less" and ing.: "Tarzet in "Jack's
the $o "
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As on ,the day you passed away"
—Sadly missed by husband and
daughter.
CARNIVAL
Makers of::Dainty-Maid and
Whole -Wheat Bread
Agents for Siniles'n Chuckles Hunts
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Now, a new and greater ta]Icing
picture!
THE WJIITE SISTER"
MON., TUES., WED,
Ronald Colman, Ifay Francis ;and
Phyil7s .$airy
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HOLMESYII.I,E"
The Young People held their regu-n+/�6�p
SkatingCarn vol will be held at
LONDESBORO, on the evening of
Moirs- and Patterson Candy
phone 1: Clinton,
The screen's supreme artistic a-
ehievement! . Helen •Haynes, : Clark
Gable, May'Robson, Louise Cies*
ser Hale and Lewis Stone in a
story that will live in'your rnent-
present an unusualitr poignant
romance in a background of Bur-
a peon settings.
"CXNARA".
lar meeting on .Frida evening, the
Friday g
program being in charge of. the first
vice-president, Mr, Kenneth Trewar,
041. Miss Helen MacMath gave angirlsoHay
interesting talk on the "Literary
Heritage$,
of Scotland and inn the life
and work of Robert Burns." Miss
Friday, February7S•"
yfTFIURS.,
Goodprizes for Fanc and Comic
Costumes, for ladies, 'men, boys and
for k in or for juveniles under
skating and other events.
'
Crowning of the Queen at 7.30
Junior Farmers Organize in
iownslIIp FollosVarig
Short' COIITSeassisted
Dry. •
Thurs., Fri., Sat.—Double Bill
Edward G. Robinson and Mary
Astor show w hat happens when
a lord cf, gangland tries to crash
the "404"
"LITTLE GIANT"
BUSTER CR'ABBE takes us into
the jungle again on another
FRI., SAT.
GEORGE AI!ess
offers his roost flawless portrayal
in an enchanting story of court
"THE KING'SgtVACATION'
byMrs. Ariiss •and a fine
• t
east. -
'
MncD.onald'contributed a solo.
Mrs, Jim. Cudunore and Miss Reta
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Durin • the past
t; p st four weeks' about
ling adventure.
TAl ZAN TIIE TEARLESS"
• in
Coming: Clive Brook A
Coining: Jack Holt in "Master of
Men,"
returned :from Chicago on Monday.
Y
Admission 15e. 61-1
90 of the young people' of Hay Town-
"SHERLOCK HOLMES"
Matinee Sat,, at 3 p_.m,
Mr. Norman Mair ' of Milverton
ship ,and vicinity have been attending
,n. .,...,..., -- '
OW...
spent the week -end at home.
On Tuesday and Mrs,
teeth.
a;short course held in Zurich by fire
department of agrrcuesure. Instruc-
A
, u ' ` `°° "'
eveningMr-
13111 Jervis entertained a number io-f
their friends to an oyster ,supper,
followed by progressive euchre. A
good time is reported,
• Mr. Elwin Moore of:MiteheII is
visiting friends in the vicinity.
Glad to report that little Miss' Lola)
daughter of Mr and A7rs, Bill Jervis,
is nicely recovering .after a rather
severe illness.
.
Since the alleged. assault, Harold
Doak, goalminder for the Sailors
and brother of the injured player,
has been missing from his position,
and the morale of the team has been
badly shaken. Strenuous efforts to
restore it ,. are being made by the
hockey executive, as the club is about
to enter the group playoffs. On
Monday the courtroom was filled
y
with interested hockey players and
tors Ian McLeod, district represents,
rive of Clinton; Norman McCully, of
St. Marys; Miss. Muir, of Woodstockq
Miss Misner, of Port Dover; Mrs.
McDonald, of Ripley, and other spe-
Bial speakers were in charge.
At the close . of the course the
boys organized a Junior ;Farmers As-.
sedation, the .following officers being:
elected: Honoraryresidents' Ben.
presidents.;
,Elder, Hensall, and David Ducharme
START TIIE NE YEAR WITH
NEW PHOTOGRAPH
Are you thinking how you can grac-
thusly say "Thank You" for that
unexpected gift? Send that most
personal acknowledgement — Your
Photograph,
R ESS STUDIOSSUTTER—PERDUE—WALKER
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Clinton and Mitchell
Developing and Printing
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3 � ral Service
Funeral Director and Embalmer
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Complete Mote Equipmen
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fans, but the proceedings lasted onlyZurich;
B•
MOVING LARGE TREES a short time,
president,. Delbert Gerger,
b" ,
Zurich; vice-president, Lorne Chap-
CARD OP TIIANI;iS
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Tr'ee's such as the oaks and many
of the nut trees which have large tap A WORD P011 TRE 'WEEKLY
roots have difficulty in becoming es-
tablislfed if moved after reaching a NEWSPAPER
certain age; but theymay be sac-
y Turning from the 'city newspapers
cessfully transplanted in their young-
the small town press exchanges
or stages. A certain amount of dif- ;
that come to the editors desk is like
hearty will be experienced also in
moving large trees with few fibrous stepping from the slums, full of vice,
roan, Exeter; secretary -treasurer,
Harold Elder, •Hensall;;executive cam-
mittee, George Ducharme and CIaude
Colinas, Zurich.thank
rhe executive decided to hold the
first meeting of the association on
February 15, in Zurich town hall at
y
8 P'al'
and Nlr:s.-Frau1: Jenkins, 264
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Ord Orchard Grove, Toronto, wish toWANTED
their many relatives and
friends in Clinton and vicinity for
their kindness and expressions of
sympathy during the illness and
subsequent death of Cheri mother,'
Mrs. W. Jenkins.
FreshEggs andCream
, Highest Prices for Strictly Fresh
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Eggs
Cream shipped regularly.
!
Good Prices Pard
BgiiTCEy,"IE1,Hg
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup_
per will he observed next Sunday in
the United Church at 11 a.m., pre-
paratory c< on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock, when the. Rev. Mr.
Chandler of Iii peen,will preaoh,
The many friends of Mr. John Ha-
zelwood were pleased to see hint at
church last Sunday after his recent
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McQueen.
@,
and their daughter, Margaret, and
Mrs. Jas. McQueen visited•.at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, George Watts,
Clinton last week,
The regular meeting of the Bruce-
g g
field Y. P. S. was held Monday ev
ening with Mr, McLeod in th lt chair.
The meeting was opened by singing
a hymn, followed by •prayer dins Mel-
"
vin Snyder. The topic, .1;nxiclxment
to the Community by the Y. P. S:"
was taken by Rev. W. A.'Bretmter,
gave it in full, The president,
T. McLeod, took the chair for the
business and any discussion. The
meetin • closed b,• sin ••
g i g' g a -hymn,
after. which all joined in the Mizpah
Benediction,
•
an old-fashioned garden sweet
roots. In this: class may be mention -
with
ed the Tulip tree (Liriodendron tui- with lavender and thyme and the •GO:DERICH: When Alexander
seen of perennial flowers, The pa-
i�. E. eFINCH81,
Notice Phone 231,
If the man who stole mat from
i ifera , Males have a large num- Parrish, young son of shf soil Mrs
ipifera). p
seg of the big, dailies are full of mur- Wilfrid Parrish of Ashfield town-
ber -of fibrous roots and suffer. lessi
almost an other dei; thievery, immorality and ser- ship, was stricken with an acute
when moved yC►
tree. As largo trees aro moved most sel-
fishness that the Dotter news is ori- attack •of ,appendicitis late Sunday
successfully, during the winter, some scui'ed by these,glaring shattexings .night an emergency operation was
preparations must he made before- of the Deealogue. One puts the pa-' judged necessary and the twenty-
pers aside with a (feeling of depres, mile tri to Al d. hos ital, God-
hand, P a P
After deciding •• on the locatwt to stun and heartache that the world is eiich, was made through one of the
so, fi41 of terrililo unhappy
}
Fitzsimons' Slaughter House on Fri.:
Cleaning and Pressing
tray night, Feb, 2nd, having been seen
entering the highway between Shex-All Kinds
iff ll'Iiddletons house anti N. Sly's, Suits, Coats and Dresses
will'come and .apologize, not later W. J. JAGO
than Feb. 13th, ho may avoid further ; !f not open work maybe lett er
p
trouble. 60-1' Heard's Barber Shop
ORTER'S HILLthan
people held their regu-
night service Friday even-
mer Harrison in the. chair.
tiiott took the topic. Next
gyre Lockhart is responsible
oda Burin Sunda
y g ySchool
electron ,of teachers for the
took place. Bible Class
Fred Elliott; assistant, Mr.
:Donald; Junior Bible Class,
Harrison assistan Rev. R.
intermediate girls class,-
5. Lockhart; Mns, Reid Tor-
sistant; Primary class, Mrs.
Voods Mrs. Robert Harmer,ho
'
organist,Irene Woods as -Phone
+
Elva Elliott;' librarian, Ar-
Chart. •
ens Club winch w as post
It week owing to bad roads,
:1 -Monday- evening, when
of of business was transact-
Warble Fly powder is being
gain this year also capsules
ly in li•orses. The Club has
rent work among our farm-
ng thein rid their stock of
A program was made
;he next six months. Mr,
Jim, Clinton, will be the
at .the next meeting 'Wed
Ob. 14th, when be will speak
even Years spent in 'rho
States and Taxes.'
is Wilson had the misfor-,
all on the ice Saturday ev-
:during a bone in her an-
was taken to •Goderich hos=
Sunday where the fracture
ced, Her friends hope to
again ere long.'
orothy ,Cox, hondgn 'Grayer-.
a few days with trete ax-
P
and Mrs. Les. Cox,
Acheson; 'Lindsay, is vis-
parents, Mir. and Mrs. John
i ,
1}vet Edwards, is visiting
Ayr, Qn1,
and worst snowstorms in years after ar-
which the tree will be moved, the
things: i
ground should be covered with enough rangements for the operation had
litter ors leaves to revent frec.zin picking
P g Then i g up the papers that been made by telephone. Stinting out
'
A trench should be dug about two record the happenings of the little about .midnight, the youth, driven by
feet wide and at least five feet from towns around us, one gains renewed a hired man and accompanied by his
the tree, This trench should be, dug faith in life. Hero are set forth only mother arra a ,nurse, began;the diffi-
all around the tree and as deep as that which uplifts a community :the cult trip to Goderich, closely follow
activities ,of the business men, the ed byClinton,
rosy be •necessary, and then it should the doctor in his car. Driving
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Wanted To Rent
SO to 100 acres with view of *' ' r Yards
• ,.ld�&tQDI6 13®�
buying, mast be good soil and build -
ntgs, Reply giving full descriptiait Come to us when in need of anything
as to bush, orchard, taxes, ere. State in the Wood Line.
lowest possible rent. Drawer B, DRY HARD WOOD Sc SOFT WOOD
61-2• All orders promptly delivered from
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be covered with boards to exclude church items, the .happy social gath- a eet of the time in low gear; and
snow, When the earth on the tree erings of the people, the marrtoges, stopping frequently to' reconnoitre
births and deaths, farmers' items the
roots is well frozen, remove the litterPosition, the party struggled on
on the new site, dig the hone, and and all the thousand and one dally its tedious journey through the blind-
occurrences that make updon
move the tree to its new home. At the simple ing snow, shifting drifts. and extreme
annals of the33-t1.
least three guy wires should be plan, great common people„ cold. Afton a rive -and -a -half-hour
our yards, Isaac Street, Clinton.
Horsey For Health
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Honey is the purest and most aeon, VICTOR FALCOl\DR
omieal sweet. Phone. 314, T. Gor-
R. R. No. 1, Brucefield.
629r12, Clinton Central.
Scribbles, Victoria street, -3-p.
ton. 61-3-p.
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ed on • a large tree after moving to who are really the foundation of this drive the hospital was finally reached
keels it from blowingover, To re- broad country -o8 ours. , and no time was lost in performing
Pp g
the o
vent damage to the trunk, pieces of Scandals are rarelyu. operation. It was stated that
published in
p , another hour would have resulted in
burls May tied the wires the county newspapers, but if it so
Y.
or .the wires may be run through happens that. decency demands it, the foi1ablyre. The youth rested coin-
pieces of .garden hose, tau y atter the operation and is
uglier details are otinitt•cl or given. a now
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For Sale To Close an Estate ! "'
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Lot 23, Con. 6, Goderich tot�msand lt' Gs HOW
consisting of 80 acres of choice land aattA v ►7
is
in good condition, • g'ood, warm 1143 gl�ctrican odd Plumber
storey hawse, -ba barn, 50'x58', well
and windmill, TVs. acres good. orchard �d °
GODERICH
Atter a lingering illness, Mrs, Adafat
Hepworth Halliday, widow of Andrew
Halliday, passed away on Thursday
afternoon at ber home here in her
63rd year. She had not been in good
health since the death of her only
daughter, Ada, three years ago,
Mrs:'`Halliday was widely known
throughout the county., She was
ymillsround
born on the Hayfield 'Line, Goderich
Township, the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Townshend,
After her marriage she ami her has-
band lived £or •many years m Col-
borne , Township on the :II 11'day
hemestead, • On their retirement they
removed to Goderich where she had
resoled for twenty ane 'years. Mr.
Halliday
Y passed away in 1922. Mrs.
Halilday was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church` and interested
in all the activities oaf the Ladies'
Aid. She was a valued member °o£
the Women's C
re Wom n s Instt ute and of. the L.
O.B.A.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Margaret Eaml essim, of Sault Ste.
Marie; and by the following nieces
and inepliewsracv. 4Vzlliam A. Town,
=spend, Church . of . the Redeemer,
London; Ernest Townshend, Gode-
belt township; •Mrs. Melvin, Gxieh,
Goderich and John
Miss Dorothy
Townshend Toronto; Alvin S. Town..
shencl, St. Catharines; 3. R. Towns-
Fort Francis; Miss Edna Mad-
ter, of Hamilton, and William San-
,
Berson, of Saskatchewan,
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The funeral was held on Saturday
afternoon t) Maitland cemetery. '
progressingr
famously. Mr, Far-
•, kindly touch that is•widely'di:ffezent rich, the father, .also is in •the basin-
'AlA' •` Adl O11rri137el1t o the from the unfeeling publicit of the
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tar, having been confined there sine
Stoddart --- Doak Case city press, • The offenders may ' be Friday, January 19, with a Draken
For 'A llV'eei% our neighboxa •of people we have tub- leg received in the aftermath a
bed elbows with all our hues. They motor mishap. While hP
Woh n Bob Stoddart, centre player g 1 e was cltiv
are zeal human beings to their town ing to Goderich on that date 14Ir:
of the Goderich Sailors; appeared in people, while to the great city dailies
bearing, 1$ acres plowed, •.
in 2 from
mile from school and church on good
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gravel road, telephone and rural
mart, •
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of nice tennis etc.,apply to the
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executors of the estate, J, L. Cox,
Godei i:rh, R. R. Nn. 1, J. B. Cox,
A full Lino of Electric Appliantyas
also
Plumbing Fixtures
Hiring, PI b' an Itepalre
Phone Ow, i8-af,
olice court on Mondaycharged with Farish's car overturned at the Dun-
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and Mrs. W. J. Stewart, Clinton.
they are merely grains of a sort that lop corner and, plunged into a snow'
assault, the case wasgiven'a week's are
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out hourly in the news bank, Fortunately,
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hoist. The, accused was admitted to ' Y, almost miraeu3-
bail in the gain of $200. The victim Dusty no one wasinjmred in,tlte spill.
of the sire ed assault,Arnold Doak Some times people speak lightly of •With volunteer help pushing on one,
grise country newspaper, but ret is one g
appeared with his' head swathed in f rho most red i side of the car in: an effort to rie,•ht '(Royalty
o potenta upl fting fee
bandages onl his a es anti nose it Mr Parrish who is, incidemal]y,
y Y' tors in our national existence,
showing.' His father and his physi- _ a 230 -pounder, •leutt his weight by
Chxtsttan Sicence Monitor.
: See This Play
"Mary Made Some Marmalade,"
Play); Town Hall, Clinton,
Febnuaiy 23rd, under auspices • of
Ontario Street Dramatic Club. 60-2.
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dark, Dr. W. W. Martin, .were with pulling .on the running- board of the
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upper skip of the car, a
him: 'W'ith. a mid-
Express Orders
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read tothe Poem o fSeaforth, 1934, went in- careened.. right over to its opposite osite
of the criminal code; was t d l p
Stoddart, but he was not .asked to to ;effect on .1 ht.-:sday of this week side and pinned Mr. Fairish to- the
plead or elect, is in as far as police and street work ground, breakinghis- right le • , - ,
His counsel, Prank P g g. ,IIc
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Clinton Station. Open from 7 a.m.
until' 10 p,m. Telephone. 36. 60-4.
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Donnelly, told the court there was is concerned.. Other officials which was soon released and taken to the
some bane of • • thin the by -.law rocered wera ro` ,affect -`-hospital, 'where the broken limb
patching gs up, and , b was
a theywere reappointed rte totheir Set an is nowo
D. ) . Holmes, crown attorney, said e , as r; i eappo d, th r d improving nicely;
Ile did not wish to place anyobstacle former offiec,c,, Helmer &tell, for ov- --,Signal.
1 er, two years assistant constable and �, g
in the path of a reconciliation be,
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Wanted To Purchase
A Unified quantity of good hemlock
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lc„s, delivered at Hayfield, MaE*'wan
Bios., Bayfield. 60-3.
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WOW OFF!
• . Let our Dry Cleaning provide
LLL: There tined in Sea-
;pita]. James Stark, at tike
1 ,years. The funeral toile
Din the residence lot 29 :
I 11 Hibbert Township, in
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Stalk was' born in Iiib-
t 'n Thomas n
father being idmonta Stork,
of Sectland. Surviving him
sisters and two brothers, 'itend,
iPepper,pit h ll• Mrs.
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ton Windsor; Adam, Sum-
B.C,, and William,' of Van-
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tweet Stoddart and the Doaks, hence night watchman, assumed the duties•Y
:the week's adjoua'uinent to see what rf Chief of Police, night watchman I-IENSAiLL: The annual emigre,
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can be done. The a:tmosplere in the and tax collector. His Hours were gatiqual tnsettng of the Uiuied
courtroom on Mondaywas deektedi changed and he will now be on duty .church was held in thebasement
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strained. from 4 p.m. until 4 a.m. James V. the •:Burch when Rev. . , S,inc.,lair,
?Z -ray pictures
y produced by Dr. Ryan, who has boon Chief of Police, pastes, •acted as ehairniani, All rt-
Martin showed a double fracture of and in charge of the streets and town portsgiven were of an •encoura ring
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the jaw,allegedly cause when the buildings, will ' new act as street nature, th ' e
y d. g ,e total move nasal for
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provoked Stoddart, (luring a practice foreman and assistant constable. He all purposes during toe vast year be-
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at Rayfield and Thos: Rallis',- 4th
eonressxan. and J. L. Gox's, 7th can.
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of Goderich township, and at Jr T.
Turner a, Clinton, as meal m th,:
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coming spring. McS wen 'Bros:.
Phone 624x4 ;Cli.nton Central. 'Sg-tf.
you with a whole tvardrobeful of
new looking;garments? You have
smart, g attractive
oodles of attractive things
t
o your` closets, There i a p stir.:
o£ good looks under their top sur- t
.. r a
Vc 11 prove it •to you.
faces: ti t
Send us a Frock or a Coat as a
trial. We promise that, when iC
has been Restored; you will want
game on the night of January 26, will start work at 4'a,m, and ,be on ing :$5,050. Stewards appointed:
drooped his stick and planted - two dui until 4 inthe afternoon.Mr.jelliesRobertson,si • lite .'
1 p d v y a ei Jame„ 11IaA.I s r,
stiff uppercuts to the jaw of Arnold Ryan will continue to act as Sankt- Harr Howard James Smillie was
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Doak, The .jaw has been wired in ars Inspeotor and Weed Control In- elected elder to take the place of the
position, as hays several loosened spector,—Expositor. ' ' 1 late • Richard Blatchford, ' [
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1. McMurray, Harri'ston,' Ont. 47-1P,
it to be. "seen"
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