The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-01-26, Page 1With Which is Amalgamated The Gerrie Vidette and Wroxeter News.
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,WINGHAM, ONTARIO,' THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1933
Subscriptiont $2,00Per Yea
.JAS. BALLANTYNE
ELECTED WARDEN
The Huron County Council for '33
'.held their inaugural meeting in God-
erich on Tuesday of this week, The
first order of business before ' this
session was the election of the War-
elen for 1933,, and this honor was con
,ferred, on James Ballantyne, Reeve of
Usborne.
.LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Shoes and Rubbers repaired satis-
riactorily at Gr•eer's Shoe Store.
Mr. Roland Hough of Toronto was
tin, town cal business last week,
Mr, Sam Young, of Guelph, was a
'visitor in town :over the weelc-enol.
lvti•. A. E. Lloyd has been in, 'Tor-
Tonto on business for the past week.
_Mr. H ,B, Elliott was in Brantford
"the early part of the week on busi
ess.
Stop! for Shoe Repairs at Grer's
Shoe Store; Their work will please
,you.
Mrs. Geo. T. Robertson, visited last
-week with Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Hop-
per, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. R. Spittall vis-
ilted. in Toronto and Longbranch ov
•ter the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. Elyrer Tiffin and
family have moved back to Wingham
.from Whitechurch,
Mr..Robt, VanNorman of Espanola,
as visiting at the home of his uncle,
Mr.. Chas. VanNorman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford and
:baby; visited with. his parents in
:Brampton- over the weekend.
Mrs. Alex. Davidson and her son,
Charles, : of Hannon, visited with
£i iends in town over the week -end.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Irwin and baby,
were guests of Mrs. Irwin's sister,
Mrs. J. R. Little, Oakville, over the
-week-end.
Mr. H. C. MacLean is attending.
-the convention of the Canadian
Manufacturer's Association in Haniil-
Dtdn this week. '
TURNJE
CUL'
Richard
Fall F
The 'ann
berry- Agri
in the To
noon, who
rotary and-
and
nd
acid officer
year. The
best years
the. grea.te
largest nu
iety have
which to s
The date
be Octobe
officers re
The office
filled,' A.
er, deelinir
changes in
are as folio
Vice Pres,,
Cruickshanl
actors, Geo
ter, David
George Or
L. McEwei
Robertson;
Brandon,
pie, Andr
Wellings, J
Chas, Carte
Henry,. Me
shank, Joh
E. S. Cope
McKibbon,
Beecroft,
op; Lady
ic.ers, direc
tors.
It was de
Club in 193
PUBLI.0
BO
J. M. Gr
Coinniitti
Mr. Allison Currie, of Guelph Ag- The Inau
Ticnitural College, visited over the tic School
-week-end with his parents, Rev. L. Board Root
R. and Mrs. Currie, Wednesday
Mr ,and Mrs: James Findlater, Mrs. All inenl
newly e
w elec
y
Stuart Gordon and Miss Celia Van -
Norman, all of Toronto, visited their declar
friends in Win hang on Sunday.ham was
g:Board for 1
Special Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Minutes
Corn Syrup Syrup 29c 5 ib, pail; Salada Tea
-45c lbs., :23c lb.; Clark's Pork & Ing were re
Means 11c large tin; Oxydol, 2 large: Of Trustees
I Iablcirk.
pkgs. 35c; Pearl Soap, 10 bars 29c;' The folk
'Silver Ribbon Tomato Juice l0c large,
tin; Crosse & 'Blackwell's Marmalade was prase,
Booth and,
:32 oz, jar 25c, Dominion Stores, of Trustees
Armitage,.
Hockey Thursday Niglit Fit
The fans are in for a . Hockey, treat
•on Thursday evening, when Kitchell -
Leg.
on hag
er Wentwortlls,`leaders in the Kitch-. LEg: Grant
•finer City League, will play the local • tions of
g School Tax
'team at the Arena. The game is call-
e d for 8.15 sharp, and there will'be (Cont
skating after the game: Lance Brown
a local boy, plays for the Kitchener Attending
team, and is doing real well. This Mayor
:game should be' as fast as has been sioner W.
played here in some time. Do not onto on Tu
aniss it, tend the an
icipal Elect
Heavy Winds Do Little Damage
Underwent
The wind she blew a hurricane last
Thursday, but little damage ;was. re_ 1.i. John
a patient in
-ported in this district. A tree back,;I,
of the Post Office was blown down, of onto lot
deiwent at
but it luckily fell so that no property
was damaged. A farmer•from Mor -
speedy
many
speedy roc
ris Township, had'the top -blown off
his car, but it did not cause any fur- Leaving fo
- her accident, The shed on the' back Dr, and
o f'Dd. Ross' hoose was blown off by on Februai
the wind, The raids and high wind West Theo
during this month are surely making the Caned;
this January, a novelty and keep tis Bermuda,:13
from envying. our friends, A. M. ton, Jamie,
Crawford and C. I', Smith, .who are
enjoying the sunny weather in sup Pupils Get
posed warmer climes. The papi
given a hot'
clay of this
BADMINTON CLUE Miss P. Jo
,HOLDr•�+,�•�� p EY was suffici
TOURNEY ON
to school f
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Returned
London Ii
The T�iticarditte Badminton Club
London
will
w be here 'Wedncstlay.itig'Irt (this Henry R
'week) to 'playa tournament with the Thursday
local Garrison Badminton Club. 'Phis Harry, who
•
rs 'the first tourney to be held here t'oicls sliottl
;h
tis season -arid the local players es- has been
Poet to give a good account of them- friends wit
selves, now reeove
ERRY AGRI-
TURAL SOCIIr'F°Y
HAD GOOD YEAR
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BAND BENEFIT EU-
CHRE AND DANCE
WELL ATTENDED
ST. ANDREW'S CHUROI-1
ANNUAL MEETING
SWINE DEMONSTRA-
TION CARE HERE
ON FEBRUARY 10
CLINTON DOCTOR
DIED VERY SUDDENLY
FROM HEART ATTACK
1NEAR DROWNI
IN THE MA
Reports for Year Presented and
Congregation Look Forward
With Confidence,
�,�
annual meeting of St, And-
r ew s Presbyterian Church was held
Tuesday evening in the SuiidaY
School room of the church. A splen-
did turnout of members of the con-
gregation- were ,present. After a
devotional service by Rev.'Ken-
rieth; MacLean ,'Mr. H. C. MacLean
was elected chairman of the meeting:
,, :
the Session reported that 33 new
ars were received 'into fellow-
shipwith the church, 21 byrotes-
' P
si0n of faith' and ten by certificate.
Seven members were removed by
death a. d fourteen b certificate.: The
n, ?'
memberShip dt the cloof theyearon
mernb s p se
was 407, being an increase of twelve
over the previous year,
The report given by NIT, A. Poslifl,
the .treasurer, showed an overdraft
for the ear of 961: (7 of which $427.-
Y $
09 was carri4d over from the prev-
caul year: The total receipts for 1932
from Envelope contribution, plate
contribution,; Step Forward Move-
ment and of the various organizations
the church were $8028:57, an in-
c'
crease of $242.26 ,over the year 1931.
But due to heavy insurance payments
and $486; which was for the Step For-
ward Movement and the large am -a
Dunt of money contributed that wasWingham;
forwarded for'iMissions the above de-
, .
licit occurred. The total receipts for
Current Expense was $4118,94 and
the Expenditure, including 1931 over-
draft was $5080:71.
The reports': of the various organi-
zations were Most encouraging. The
Women's Missionar Societ liad to
Y y
recei is of 604.84 of which 525rdence:
P $
was forwarded to the Presbyterial
Treasurer and $25.55 for Glad Tid-
ings. The Sunday School had an av-
'erage attenadnce of 115 out of an en-
rolment of 17 ,and the work in this
department' ha been highly satisfac-Talk
tory: TheLadfes Aid Society report
showed receipts of $462.26. During.
the year theyundertook the dccora-
tion of the Sunda School Room and
Y
other helpful work and have on hand
a balance •of $235,96,
The Westminster Guild have had a i
rl�ost satisfactory year giving to fhe
Church Budget $80.00, $30 more than
last year. Tire Happy Gleaners' Mis
lion Band and the Goforth Mission
Band had a very: active year in 1932,
the former remitting to the Presby_
terian Treasurer 35,58 and the latter
$
having offerings of $57,00.
Mr•, D. Rae was appointedJan,
to the,
Board of Managers replacing Mr, A.
Tipling, who passed away during the
y ear, W H:, Haney, J. W. Hanna,
H,'C, MacLean, J. Pugh and W. Rob-
ertson were re-elected to the Board
of Managers for a period of three
years. The Audtiors appointed were
H. B. Elliott and R. H. Lloyd, Mr.
KingtotheTii -
T, C. was elected i s
tee: Board to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Win Isbistee,Harristott,
Following the business meeting a
short program was presented by the
Sunday School OrElrestia: duet by J.
McKibbon and Alvin Hammond, vi-
olin solo by G. A. Schatte and a solo
by Miss M. MacDonald.
The Aid of the Church ser-
C
vela delightful lunch of sandwiches,
cake and coffee,
Brothers Fall Through
Skating; Rescued by
Esselford and Stanley
Sons of Mi and Mrs. [i
arson in a •
, of W �;h, m,.tian
ed dro itin� on n
w WGd
noon,.when they broke
zee, while skatr.ng on tl
,
River, near the dam at 1
Esselford, the old
.
first,'but managed to k
tip by hanging on to th
his younger. brothel went
cue. He also broke thrott
=
aged to get out: "Their
•
noticed from the C. P. R.
help vas , summoned, bu
near the river managed to
fortunate lad out with a
was in the icy water abo
and appears to b
PP
worse for his experience.
,
Re-elected President
Dates, October 6; 7
' The Council Chambers 'were x
C UtaxedThe
to capacity by life crowd that attend-
eel the Band Benifit Euchre and dance.
Twenty eight tables enjoyed euchre
daring the early part of the. evening,
Mrs,' Harry Browne won the ladies
Yfrom
prize and George Day captured the
men's prize. Following the euchre
g'raising
a dainty lunch was served and for the
balance of the evening old and new
tithe dancingwas enjo ed .to music
j Y
played byJack `Carr's orchestra as-
T
silted by G. .�i. Schautte,' local Band-
master, who played the violin for the
old time dancing,
_,
the committee in charge of the
evening's entertainment were much
pleased with: the success of the even-
i , i
trigs entertainment and will have
$31.84 to place in the Band's Trees-
iiry,
Provincial Department of Ag -
i iculture announces that they are sen-
ding a demonstration car to Wing-
haul, on Friday, Feb. 10th. It will
be stationed on the C. N. R, tracks
1.30 to 5 p.rri. The deiiionstra
tion will be confined to the breeding
and of swine, andlecturers in
w i , .t sevening,
charge of the exhibit willexplain anyhaat.
b P
cjuestiori that visitors care to ask. All
varieties of swine and feed will be
.
exhibited on the ear,
The program ill be as follows:
g w w "
1,30—Ins action of exhibits.
1.80—Inspection
P •
2.15—Carcass demonstration, •covered
2.40—Bacon hog deinonstratron,
2:55—The brood sow.
.3.05—Lecture ar'
p ashes.
3.25—Feed and management,
3:40—Inspection of ehibits.
The car will.be at Mildmay, Jana
31st, from 9 to 12 a.m:, on the C: N.
R. track's, The program will be as
follows;'
9.00—Inspection of exhibits.
g,45 -Carcass deilionstratiori.
16,10—Bacon hog demonstration.
10.25—The .brood sow.
10.35—Lecture on parasites.
10:55 -Feed -and management.
11.10 -Inspection of exhibits:
Dr. j, C. Gancliex Was Well Known
Locally
1The
nal meeting of the Turn-
cultural
t tural Society, was held
Nn Hall on Friday after-
n the reports of the Sec
'treasurer.` were presented,
s elected' for the ensuing,
''short
society, enjoyed one `of the
in its history; having had
gate receipts and , the
mbar of entries.' The Soc-
t 'substantial balancewith
the new year.
s for the fair this year will
r .6 and 7. The slate of
nains virtually the same,
of treasurer liar not been
I. Bishop, former treasur_
P,
the office, with `a few
the -,directors, the officers
ws: Pres,, Richard' Wilton;
R. J. Currie and George
g•
c; Sec,, W. J, Greer; Dir-
rge Coulter, Robert Cou1=
Fortune, W. A. McGill,
vis, Thomas Moore, John
Frank Thompson, Adam
Associate Directors, Jos.of
Henry,. John Gilles-
McDougall, William
ohn Taylor, I. J. Wright,
r R. L. Proctor Maitland
Dille Taylor,
y ay or, Ben Ciuick
i Wright, Alien Campbell,
land A.
> J: Walker; J. W.
Jas, McTavish, Dustin
R. Burchill, A. M. Dish-
the wives of off-
tors and associate direr
tided to carry on the Calf
3tai
Se" -ed with a h t
Seized In cart attack Or. J. C.
Gandier well-known surgeon of Olin-
' g
distance' from his home on Saturday;,
ton- ase = v
passed d au a suddenly a short
•
Dr. Gandier started m his
car to answer a call and when a short
distance from his home he a arent-
e P
ly felt the' attack coming on as he
stopped hi car on the side of the
foal, opened the car door, "stepped
out and collapsed.; His 'body was lis-
U passersby lying on' he
y p y y gt
street beside the car.
The late Joseph Charles Gandier,
M.D., was born at Colounge, Quebec,
February 10, 1881, and was in hisnrtes
53rd' ear. ,,_His
y parents •a ere the late
Rev j'oseph Gaudier;; a minister of
the Presbyterian h
y an (; arch, and Helen
(Eastwood) Gandier, his wife of
wham .he was the youngest son. He
as. educated the
w ated in t e public and sec-
ondary schools of his native place and
,
hilar graduated as B.A. from Queen's
University, Kingston, `obtaining- his
degree in medicine at University of
Toronto, In 1899 he came to Clinton
and was associated with the late Dr,
Wm. Gunn in surgery, and `general
On Sept. 3,1913,he mar-
Tied Constance Harriott Christian,
daughter of the late William and Mrs.
Christian; of Toronto, and sister of
Dr: Christian, of London, by whom'
he is survived, Surviving also are two
brothers, Ernest Gandier, Newburgh,
Ont,, and Dr, George Gandier„Dart
N.S. A brother, Rev, Dr,
Crandier, principal of Ino c College,Saunders,
p
died suddenly one year ago. There
are four sisters, ]Misses Anna and
Lillith Gandier and Mrs. j, M
Thompson Napanee and Lady Fal-
toner, wife of Sir Robert Falconer,
retired president of University of To-
ri oto.. A family of four children al-
so survive. They are Joseph, a stu-
at the college of practical ser-
eilce, Toronto, Harriott, Robert and
Helen, students at Clinton.
The funeral was ]geld on Tuesday
afternoon from his late residence un-
der the auspices of Clinton Lodge A.
F. t� r1.i\L. No. 84, G.R.C., of which
he lvas 'a member. Interment ryas
made in Clinton Cemetery.
OBITUARY
EI
G TUAR '
Mrs, William ,Baptist,.
..
ten . 1+riday ,evening following an
illiness of two years Ruth' Ann Hay-
'
nes, one of the pioneer women of
this district passed away peacefully
at the home of her son-in-law Alvin
; . • -
I. Orvis Victoria Street. Deceased
was born in the township of Culross,
.
April 9th, 1860, and at the rage ,of 26
Years inai Tied Thomas J. Dowse who,
died ,1900: In 1906 she was married
to William Baptist, who passed away
seven years later, Since the death of.
• her second husband 18 years ago,
she has been a resident of Wingham.
She leaves to mourn her loss one son,
Howard of Washington Ont, (near
Bright) and three daughters, .Mrs,
g )' g
Arthur Edgar of Morris 'township,
Mrs. A. P. Orvisand Mrs. Alfred
1ockridge of Wingham, all children
by her first marritge, also one bio-
ther Albert of Teeswater and one
sister, Mrs, James Miller of Gordon
Lake,;Algoma, 'and ten grandchild
ren
A private' service"was conditctect
at the home of her son-in-law, Alvin
I'. Orvi.s, on Monday 'at 2 p. in, after
which a service was held in the Unit-
eel Church of which she was a memb
er. Rev. L. H. Currie officiated at the
� services.
The Pallbeai•s . were: A. Shield
George Orvis, George Wraith, W. H.
Gurney, Geo. T. Robertson and How-
and Fuller.. Interment tool,, place in
the Win haul_ Cetneter
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Mrs, Elizabeth Bs
Elizabeth Grace Thome
o£ the late Charles Be;
away in Turriberry on '
Jana 18th, in her 84th Yr(
.
number of years she has I
to get about and made
with her daughter, Mrs.
Coy, on the B. line. Su
three sons,Thomas and
William, of Bre
fear daughters; Mrs. Char
of Brantford, Mrs: Albert
Toronto, Mrs, M. McCoy
. Elizabeth Jenkins, of Wir
one brother, James Poorer
don and one sister, Mr
'
of Exeter.
The funeral was held fro
.
of her daughter, I
'
McCoy, B. line, Turnberi
day afternoon. Rev. E. C.
tor of John St Baptist C:
ducted the service. Into
made in Wingham Cemete
OVER 19 B.P.practice.
St. Pauls Church will broadcast a
"Vesper
Vesper Service at 4,15 on Sunday
next as in. Prayer Book.
Organ Prelude:
Hymns:
Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead us.
530.mouth,
0,for a Faith that ill not shrink
w
565.
Take my life and let it be copse-
crated Lord, to Thee, 621.
Anthems:'
The Lord is Loving, Caleb Semper.
0 Lord, How Manifold are Thy
Works, Lincoln Hill
on "Charles Dickens", by Mr.
A. L. Posllff. •dent
SCHOOL'
ARD INAUG-
URAL MEETING,
aham elected Chairman
es'Selected.and Offices
Appointed
g aril Meetingof the Pub-
Board was held in the
n at the Public School on
evening January 18th,
bar es
s �ti er resent. The.
P
ted members completed
anon of office. J. M. Gra
:leered Chairman of the
.933 by acclamation.
>f the 1933 inuguralZneet-
ad and adopted 011 motion
R' H. Lloyd and O,
y J'
>win finanical statement
g
.ted by Sec -Tres: W. T.
was accepted on notion
W. F. Burgnian and C. B.
faucial 'Statement
Receipts
ll Jan, 1st, 1932 $ 269.00
without deduce
�t nlli i 's
s para tat of 1955.70
Levy 9356.48
on Page Five
Paul Earle-Sinelt
Paul Earle Smeltzer, o
er B.C, second eldest son
, ,
Joseph Smeltzer,
Sask., passed away quiet
day, Jan, 13th, in the Van
eral Hospital, following a
some weeks,after an o P e
He had been in Vancou
past five years; and tivas in
health. Paul was born at
tario, and was 29 years
is survived by leis lathe
three brothers and three s
Temple, of Amulet, Char
gins, and Arthur, Borden,
Ruby at home.
The bodyrests at Val
C•, where the funeral too
Monday-, Jan. 16th. 'Paul's
his cousin, Mrs. Neta Ma
couver, were the only clot
present when he passed
'EMMrs,
SWEEP UP
The Western Ontario Curling Bon-
spiel will be helot in Wingham Wed
neslav andThursday, ebruar 1
- Y, 1' Y st
and incl. sponsored by the, local Curl-
frig flub. There will be three events
and 6 sets of prizes. The Bons rel
t P
committee are expecting a record en-
try, L•nterics will be received by T.H.
Gibson Box 134, or Phone 145, Win-
g barn upto 10 P. M. on TuesdayThe
31st.
It is hoped that the weather man
P
will change his ways of this last week
a
and that the ice surface will be in
Al condition.,
,
Womens Institute Meeting
On Thursday Afternoon
=
regular monthly meeting- of
the Women's Institute will be held
ill the Council Chamber on • Thursday
afternoon, Jan. 26th, at 2,30 o'clock.
Hostesses of the meeting will be the
following latices: firs, Thos. Bower r .i
S is e -
Mrs. James Isard, Mrs, Robt. Jack-
son, and Miss Bella Wilson.
Ploughing in January
g g J y
A great many of the farmers are
_
takint, advantage of the mild weath-
ed to do some ploughing. Ploughing
at this time of the year in this tics-
trict constitutes a record, so we are
informed: If the weather man does
fiat give us a blanket of snow and
some colder weather the fall wheat
crop is liable to be damaged;
Arrested and Taken to Goderich
Norman McNeil, of East Wawa-
nosh, was arrested here on Friday of
la:�it ti�=cele, but considerable difficulty
was experienced in ettin • him down
P g R
the stairs in tine Town Hall to the
••
jail: 1t took Chief Allen and five
other stalwarts to accomplish this
fiat. He was taken tel Gocterich on
Frith • night anti. it is believed he
y
.' e' examined. ' oar of doc-
1 i by a b d
tuns before his case will come before
the magistrate,
Legislature to Open Feb, 15th
p
, Premier G. S. Henry has announce
ed that the Ontario Legislature will
Open on Feb, 1 .5th, The Easter date
has always pretty well gtiverned the
opening and closing of the provinc-
ia1. house, every effort being nude by
the legislators to termi.nete business
.•') +'tri •. ... Q`C 9"171"' hC`1q'Ii.
before C. c od I r t ay. T a, t , p , t
lr tse o )tiled arc Feliruary 10th and'
of 1
prorogued n .March 30 rennin
was r c g o g
three days past l:a,si:et•. This was
,„.
one break howe ei in agood man'
Y
years, ill the customary . re -Easter
y 3 P
er , ,future
1p1 or;,at,on pokey, Six to eight tt ceks
, the t ! •f
1S rOr(lttlaty length of the Ontario
4 C."'' 1 Easter
house .. C,iSr0r1, With i'a. to falling
April 16t1i this ear ilio i,e i la
01 1 Y , li'
e should be through with its 11181'
torr 0 1 g •t
c^.their
nfi, ti to be; able to prorogue before
g
Good Fridav'.
Mrs. E. W. Orvis
There passed away at her home in
Turnberr on Monday, MaryTervit
y'
daughter of the late George and Mary
`Pewit, anti, beloved wife of E. W.
Orvis. Born in Wa anosh.t1
oEast.w
Mrs. Orvis had lived her entire life
u1 this district ekcept for tiso years
following her marriage, in October
1884, when she and her husband re-
sided in Pickering. On their return
Pickeringtheytook upfarming
from o g
•ill rurnberry and for the last num-
tier of years have lived in retirement,
Mrs, Orvis has been in poor health
for the past three months, Last week
she suffered a stroke and gradually
became weaker, till death brought re-
lief:
She leaves to mourn her loss be-
i George
sides her husband, two sons, G g
and Alvin, both of Wingham, also
two brothers and'` three sisters, Geor-
go, John and Mrs, A, Currie of Turn-
herr Mrs. W. A. Currie Anel. Mrs.
y>
W. Adams of town. The funeral ser-
vitt ryas conducted at her late reef-
dance this Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev. L. H. Currie; minister of the
United l Church f which she was a
Li iter C o
- m •.int
member. Interment took place in the
Wingham cemetery,
'-
Money For Saler
It is rather hard to get a laugh at
hard times,but here is one which
happened recently thio igh an error
in the spelling of the words in an ad-
vcrtiseinent, It was as follows: —
"Money for sale, 5 lb, pail, 50c," —
Listowel Standard,
W A. of St, Paul's Church •
Holds Meeting
'St. Paul's Woman's Auxiliary held
their first regular meeting of the sea-
S to
son on Thursday last at the rectory
with a splendid attendance, The
meetingwas opened with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Allen, in charge and all
present joining in repeating the nicrn-
bars' prayer. Five . more members
1 y
addedthe .oil and there be
were ad. tot i
business to transact theturned
frig no o c bu to
members proceeded to do the work
arranged for them and at the same t
i, !will
time enjoy a social time together. Tea
was served by Alrs. Hayes and the
meeting closed by the president pro -
non icing the benediction.
Purchases More Equipmet
Mr. F. F. Ho.niuth, Opti
was in Toronto
_ course of I,ect
at'tencling a
tonetry. While there he a
the purchase of several
ments which he intends to
already well equipped r
Room, Mr, Hoinutlr nevc
chance to'improve his 01
ice"
Uses His Radio as Short
Earle- last friday morn
A. Schatte was cxl7eriin
his radio and 11e turned.
fax toward acro as ptissib
on the power. To
he Beard an S.O.S. call
code) cone through, Tl
/\tlaritic orcin were
just at that time and Mr,
lis'vee he picl ed up the
nal from one of these be
A. E. Assoc: in Toronto
re H. Willis and Commis-
H. Gurney went to Tor-
esday, where they will at-
the +
Waal- meeting of t c Mune
Tic Association,
Operation
1ocicrillge who has been
St, Michael's , o. sital in
OI gl
• the past three week un -.I'
P s,
t operation on Tuesday.
P Y
friends will wish him a,other
Trip to West Indies�the
Mrs: Redmond are leaving
6th, for a trip to the
oin • b Halifax and
going Y
tn National' steamship to
1
a lama Islands and Kings-'
a, returning April 1st.
Forced Holiday
Is in the 1st Boole. were
y on Mondayand Tues
week dire to their teacher,.
has being ill MissJohnsANDEUCHRE
g , _
recovered to return
Yg•
or 'Wednesday classes,
' '
from
,
P ttal _
oss crit to London .last..
w
,
brought back 1115 son
was q peratCtl on for MRS-
1
... . •, ,
y before .Clurstnias, I3a;iiy
sick
Y.ery boy and his
I l)glad to know he is
e wMr.,
ring satisfactorly,
Some !Pullet!
1 • Cunning-
A pullet owned by �o pt, Ct g
ham, of near Clifford disappeared 7
tvccics ago. A few days ago the own-
et- noticed the head of the bird stick-
= outof a hole in a box in the
1, q
manger of one of the stalls in the
bairn, The bird had crawled into a
narrow space and was ridable to ex-
tricate itself. It lead neither food
icor water Burin the seven weeks.
. g
Now Li• ddy is on her old job as live-
ly its. cvei•,-
• Kelly Celebrate
Mr. anti. Mrs. Alex.
Their 55th Wedding Anniversary•
Mr. and. Mrs Alexander Kelly cele-
,r
bratecl their 55th wedding annivers-
dry, 'Wednesday, Dec, 23, at the home
of their cla�itgliter, 1�L1 s, I:t, R. :Mack,
Sixth avenue east. ' In the evening
relatives at rile 110ine for a
happy' anniversary dinner. Mr. and
V Kelly :ere married at. Win ham
Mrs. �t g
. . ., _•
iantarlq, 'on December 28r 1.877, Both
CS the . S0 merle and
passed c year
both are enjoying good. health. They
Swift , - -
have rived in Swift Current and lis
' l 1i: �` vC i'S —�� •if Cur-
ti:ict for the <�t 19a , �w t
Tient T-leraid,
B,Y.P.U.
Corning --•• Goderich 13,Y.P:U. tinct„
, c
er capable preeidentship of 7Tr•. Attb
icy Pettit, will pay <r visit to t he
� � Y
1� in liani I;.Y.P.Li, on Monday ev-
ening Jun. 30th,
SUNDAY RADIO
PROGRAMS
MUCH ' D
C:ELEI RATES IHiS
90th BIRTHDAY'
A clttiet birthday celebration for
Mr, Joseph P. Wellwood was held at
J 1
the home of his chtughter, Mrs, John
Falconer, Josephine sti eet Oil 'l ueS
• -
day,evenm On this his 90tH birth-
Clay Mr, Wellwood, was remarkably
c rw
voelland brtglat for jus ativarlcecl y a s
,•
r
a.rlcl tie take much pleasure in wish-
n1 him many happy p retains of his
S y ritY
, .. ' '
1plitliClay,
Mr. arilLrS. I zra - WellWOod and
•
family with whom Mt, and Mrs.
were _
Well -wood, reside, trait :also present
.
for the � elebratlOiL �
f t r cp
e.elel'retion:
HOSPITAL. BRI ,► CSE
The Sunday Radio pro
1'.-rri'eaCCt.tlritt'''., LL
1 !
cure every week and tl1
tri be coil =rattilated cite its
t,
The program of Iocal talc
day afternoon was a rat
the radio fans will look
S nitl'1 i1 Certs `”
Sunday y Cc l
the e • before bytil
Of ! 4VC It
Citizens I3anc1 and the Inc
t
ell Tei
l < ca v
• to so wa, v
tt.t a �
' Tliose who so -:enerou
g
time and talent: cart .
their efforts Were not in
--
Th >'
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
General Hospital held a Birdge and
1 g
Euchre in the C.OttrlCrl Clianbei• O.n
;fi
:. Eighteen
Tuesday afternoon. Elgliteen :tables
prizes r °
enjoyed the play allll the p es w.x�
ll prize,
wort as follows:. 1St pr17"e, B11ClgC,
Shave
Mrs, .,slit. "Wil.otl, Consolation,. Mrs
, , .,r
(Dt.) I, L. Stewart, 1st prize Euchre
•.lived
�lrs. J. i:. Robinson,'RobertsonLone hands,
� S Stewart Refreshments
W: Sterw�. t, r arc
sc:rwed at the Close of the iritmes.
d
MA'.
Ice While
'ieighbors
Henderson,
Obert Hend-
owly weep-
esday after-
tlirough the
1e Maitland
ower Wing-
er, went in
eep Himself
e ice while
to the res -
h, but man
plight was
Station and
t
neighbors
get 'the tin -
rope. He
ut. ten min-
e none the
ik'er
Toy; widow
ker, passed
Wednesday,
lar, For a
been unable
her home
Mabel Mc-
rvi.ving are
[Norman, of
intford, and
les Moison,
Walker, of
and Mrs.
gham, also
oy, of Lon -
s. Hannah
gym: the res-
Vlrs, Mabel
y, on Fri-
Smith, pas-
hurch, con-
rment was
ry,
f Vancouv-
of Mr. and
o1 Amulet,
ly on Fri-
ouver Gen-
n illness of
ration.
ver for the
fairly good
Iones, On -
of age. He
r, mother,
isters, Mrs
les of Re
Anna and
lcouver, B.
k place on
father and
ckay, Van-
e relatives
away.
it
�lnetrist, of
last week,
ares in Op-
ranged
p.
i -ranged for
few Instru-,
add, to. his
:xaixiination.
✓ plisses a
)tical Sere
Wave Set
ing. 'ti- G.
enting. with
the, Glial as
lc and then
his surprise
(in Morse
TIN • boats on
in distress
Schutte' be-
disti•cti;i sig -
)ate.
ARE
�JOYED
grants Over
largo audio
o station is
enterprize.
tit last Sun-.
e Sun -
treat and
forward to
h program
rani
cpr g.
Win � gain
cW t,1�
poral Quai•-
ed.
give
sly rt- �epf
est assured
1, t
n
tacit,