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DASHWOOD.
Mr. Leeland Guenther, ,who spent
a few, weeks relatives, left
this week for his horne in mak.
Miss I.rene Martene 'of `Detroit,
spent the holidays wilh'Ilex:mother,
I1irs. Martene.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Duncan McCollum
,and Mrs. Tillie Restenseyer of Lon -
+don were visitors with 1Vlr..ancd Mrs.
Duncan Snider on Wednesday.
Miss Zeta Nadiger, R.N. ,of aowen,
rich., and Mr. and Mae. N. Ogden of
Exeter, spent a few days with Mr.
.nd Mrs. ,Wm. Nadiger.
Ma and lvirs. Wen. Smith ;cif 'V':ind-
nor and Miss Florence Baker of Lon-
tlon spent New Year's pith their 1/gr-
ants, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker.
Mrs..Hoope.r of Etieten _eyelet 'tine
+holidays with her daughter 'Mrs. E.
R. Guenther.
Miss Onieda Resterneyer of St.'
Joseph Hospital, London, opevet New
'Years with eller parents.
DRYSDALE
Mr. John Duchsrine is visiting 1tiis
son, ilea. Father Dacharme at Winds
sor, at present.
Mr. and Mrs. ]'reel Papineau artd.
family of Detroit, are visiting fide
pends 'Here,
Mrs. AdolphBedard Is on the sick
Bet at preterit,
Rev. F lx
larchait
d,spent a
few days witty his parents at Tilbury
last week, °
Not much lee is prevalent on Lake
Huron at present, •regardless of the
;cold and steady v4otor we are hav-
ing . .
The Provincial snow plow is. kept
imsy going tee end down the Blue ,
Vater Highway. - e
tho. e dtiys, as there
,e a few i r drifts
�r p p.ces where it trityl 1i 1 f'ts
lln Arid .oto• 'ai 1110t9r tXf Mei
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Albert McCl ec;bey sof McGill-
ivray Township speed a "few days
With his -cousins ,in Sear ley.
Dorothy Peck, S;ql le ;Keys and
Isabel Robinson have returned to Cl-
inton Collegiate and Gttrt}on Keys
and Arnold Keys to Seaforth Colleg-
iate -after spending the 'hp1itlys at
their'homes here.
At 'the Municipal Election -on 'Mon-
day Fred Watson was elected Reeve
of Stanley, over Mr. Roy ;;stttn.ont,
The council for 1938 will be: Reeve
Fred ;Watson; •Councillors, • ruiner
Webster, Ed. Glenn, ' Joie Itelpper,
Wrn, Fa/coner.
HIiLLSr REN
Mrs. Rc `.Merner of the 14th. (avid
is spending aa, few clays at the ho+me
of Mr. and:Mrs. Wilfred Weidel .axidr
family.
Mr. and. a, ,G. Love were via
by relatives:frj-liensall during the
eseeek.
Mr. Dalyriispiie of Chiaoihurst
spending a few dies at the home of
111, sister and kith_er-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. H. rijove visited their
daughter and sip i}nj aw near l xe
tar.
Mr,.. and Mrs. Wolter Fairbairn are
holidaying in the Southern States for
a few - weeks during the -winter.
• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh AleNurtrie of
Kippers -visited at the 'lsome of the
latter's :uncle.
The Woman's Auxiliary 'si11 meet
At' the desseise. '.,of s Mrs. :1iobert Steph
emote on 'Wednesday January I2, of
2.30 p.m. 'The 'president, Miss cine
Cochrane w111l be in -charge of ithis
meeting.
HENSALL
Mary Hemphill of Toronto, was
a Holiday visitor, • with her patents,
Mr. and .Mrs, A.W.E.., Xdemishfll.,
Amy Lionan;e of Vv iiolllcox. was a
holiday yr itor with her mother and
.er.: Mra Vilna lesear ic' 'Sant Miss
Greta Lits mire,
L!RI !' : HERALD
Leroy Dean of the Batik .of ,'flan Hoe'ored By Friends
teasel staff here was a holiday vieitoz A pleasant eve was spent at the
Tilsonburg1 e -
N ti• Hee-
Men.
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witli.friends. •• holm- of Mr, and Mxs, a
:1V%s,. Ferguson, druggist at 'Iennp- man, Stephen Twp„ when about 75
hill's drug store, was n visitor at TM- friends and neighbors gathered to say
sienbltrg, farewell prior to their departure for
Mr. and .Mrs. J. Lorne Ballantyne Exeter. During the evening, Mr. and
and children of Detroit ,were visitofs Mrs..Heaman were made the recipi-.
here with his mother and aunt, •Mrs. errts of a walnut table. •
Carrie Ballantyne and ' Miss Katie ! Customs Officer Namect
Scott. R. J. Deachman, M.P., • was in
Mary Goodwin was a holiday visit- town Friday and announced that
or with friends at London: Donald E. Campbell, Nelson st., God-
Over 500 packages of candy and, Pariah, had been appointed to the pos-
nuts were distributed from the ,beau-- ition of customs clerk and excise ex-
tiful Christmas tree reoently. •arniner at Goderich Mr. Campbell
Mrs. Harry Abray and :little san `.succeeds :hector Hays, who retired at
and Miss Myrna Hudson •of London, the 'end :of Nov. after 25 years' `ser--
were holiday visitorh with their pare vice. He. is a Grea t Wad: veteran,—
ents, Mr. and' Mrs. Cohn :Hudson, 'Goderich Signal -Star.
Joseph Hudson, who has Seen ire a, - 65th Wedding Anniversary
Toronto hospital for over a year tak- . Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jacobs, of
ing treatments, spent the 1noliday'with '.Seafortia celebrated the 65th anniv-
•his family. He is re•covering nicely' ersary of their wedding at their
and hopes to soon be home to stay, home on Christmas Day. I3oth are
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scrawl and in good health, Mr. Jacobs, who is in
little daughter of Port Dever :and his 94th year, was born in London
Miss Joyce ,Scrutaan ,of Toronto ',were Twp., and in 1872 was married to
visitors here with their mother. Emily Brownell by Rev. C. Lavelle,
Mr. and Mrs. Fearis tGai felon :and one of the early ministers of the Me -
family of .Stronaberg were holiday thodist church. With the exception of
visitors with Mrs. David Cantelon 5 years spent in Bowmanylile, they
Grace Brock of `London was a vis- have lived continuously in Seaforth.
itor at her home for a few .days. .'Far many years Mr, Jacobs carried
Harry Cook of the teaching: staff on a tinsinithing business. Mrs. Jac -
of the Toronto University is spend- el.'s is 85 years od but is still •able to
ing the holidays with his ,parents, Me attend to all household duties.
and Mrs. G. Coml. - Attempts Suicide
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Herxyniig.and Arrested for Seaforth police in Mit
Mary Little of London, spent holiday : shell, Pat. Curtin, a farm worker,
with Mrs. Holland Little and their attempted suckle while waiting to be
brother E:dwar.d Little. brought to ,Seaforth. Chief of Police
Dr. A. Moir who ` has .spent the, H. Snell was notified early in the
month of December in New York' evening that Curtin, who was want -
and other medical centres has re -''ed for ciisturbancee he is said to have
turned to his home at Huron Springs caused at Huron Road farms during
Sanitarium. • • • recent weeks, was in Mitchell jail
• Mr. aid Mrs..Andr:ew atrarray of and left immediately to bring his to
Regina spent the holidays with Mr. Seaforth. IIt was after their arrival
and Mrs. Robt. Paterson and other in Seaforth that Chief Snell noticed
relatives. • Curtin was sick and immediately cal -
Mr. and Mrs..G. C. Petty, acconlp- led a doctor, who rushed him to the
anied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Abbott ; hospital. Curtain is said to have ad -
of Detroit, were holiday visitors at .'mitted he took a small dose of stry-
St. Marys, the guest ..of Dr• . and Mrs. ' chnne in Mitchell while awaiting the
Smith. 'arrival of the Seaforth officer.
Mrs. Mary McKaig was .taken to Succumbs At Clinton
London Hospital 1V1onday last by De. James T. Clancy, C.N.P. agent at
Steer where she underwent an •oper- Clinton, died on Friday after an ill-
ation for appendicitis, and is progress ness of one month from heart cond-
sing as well .as .can he. looked lot ition. He took over Clinton agency in
Roy Kyle who spent several months Marth 1935, was engaged in railway
at Sudbury was a holiday visitor with wank for 35 years. •Born ac Cargill
his parents, Mr, and .Mrs: .Thothas in 1885 he was in his 53rd year. In
Kyle. 1917 he married Marion Frank, who
Mr, and .11?rs..L.orne '• Zuefle and survives, There also survives one bro
children of Listowel spent the boli- her, J. J. Clancey, postmaster at
days with his parents, Mr- ased Mrs ''Southampton; his father, John. Clan -
John Zuefle. 'cey and three sons and: one daughter
Large crowds are patronizizng the "survive. The funeral too:: place •at
local rink, and :the ice is gaud. Guelph on Monday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Orme McKenzie and 50th Anniversary
,children of Kincardine were `ihehda5 , lTr. and Mrs. James Scott,.well
visitors with her .parents, Mr: •enc' , ;ow Cromarty: residents; celebrated
Mrs. Earl Dxu°miriond. :
Mrs. Maude •Redden of Glanworth
spent the holidays with relatives and
friends ]here~,
Pheania Logan of Varna was a
holiday visitor with her brother -in-
law' and niece, Geo. and Mies. Irene
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Douglas :a ud
daughter Norma and son Gordon, .all
of Hyde _Park :and Allen' Douglas of
London, were atietert -.with ;1Vfrs. Jno
Johnstone .and Miss .Margaret:
Mr. and Mrs. • Walter Moffat : and
children of Stanley wer visitors with
Mrs. Peter Fisher and Miss Eleanor.
Dorothy Kyle sof Mention \was ,a
holiday visitor at the .home of her
parents, Mr and .ice. [rs.Thos•. Kyle.
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the 50th anniversary of their .marri-
age at their residence, Elmgbank
Farm: In, the same residence he was
united with Margaret Laing 50 years
ago by. Rev. P. Scott, Minister of
Cromatty -Presbyterian ' -congregation
fpr 29 years. After the marriage
they resided on the farm formerly ,
owned by the groom's grandfather,
for 19. years, but for -the past 31 yrs
Mr. and Mrs. Scott have lived on the
farm where Mrs. Scott's parents set-
tled in 1870. -They have a family of
three -children.
Thief 'Invades School
A sneak thief was successful in
stealing some articles of clothing
from one of Wingham school cloak-
rooms. Apparently while the classes
were in session the thief invaded the
cloakroom and successfully, lifted
COUNTY NEWS , some weari7ig apparel. The missing
ar` Iles .include an overcoat, a felt
Joseph Brandon., .of 'Eeigrave, pas- hat, scarf, overshoes and rubbers:
sed away Wednesday lase in'his 78th
year. His wife surve:vas.
Mary Emily Ramos, s, 'wife ,of Lorne
H. Elliott, twp. of _VIe$il'1op, dlied on
Dec. 15th after a fe!is day's :illness.
She was 51 years of ;age, a -native of
the township in whieh she spent hex'
life. Besides her musbnnd, .she 'leaves
two sons and one daughter, also her
mother, Mrs. Barron of Seaforth.
New Armories Open
The new Armories of -C. Company
Goderich, will be open fey inspection
on New Year's Day. Vigil -eon were
welcomed. •
Left Fof California
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hain, ri, .;of Clam,,
arose, Alta., who have -en 'vieiting..
With the ,Brexiners at Gland 'Bend,,
lefe :last week 'for Caliim ala, 'Where,
they intend spending the wit; yr. YVIr+}
and Mrs. Morris Brenner -went an
: nits jjPetroit with them for a visit,
ouncement i
,Mee Ann
ani Mrs. Reuben "Frost, Sea-}
foetal, swish to announce the engage-
mesa ;of thertr,;daughter, Dorothy Lila t
linin, ;,to ;II,egter, V. Hayne, of2nauyn,
Qui bec; eioe.. ;of Rev. and Mrs,. .:W.O,
Hayne, tOf 'R.gtiney, Ont. The snarri-'
age to take p'i' on Imes 1332.
.. Son Is Killed
Doug. lsbister, son of John Isbis-
ter, fernier Winghamite, now of Ona -
way, Mich., was killed in a motor ac-
cident.
Jack was a student ,at Aztn
Arbor 'University, and in company
with thetee other boys was motoring
home for. the Christmas holidays.
when the accident occurred.
Officials Honored
Tuesday last, the Huron County
Hanle 'Committee paid a visit to that
Institution at Clinton' in the Bourse
of their daties in winding up the
affairs for the year. Being the 14th.
anniversary' of the arrival of Mr. and
Min. Jacobs as manager and matron,
§lie occasion was fittingly marked by
the presentation of .a beautiful areas-
io,ast .chair as e. :mark of appreciation
for their faithfnil service, and a cam-
plinientary,address was read to the
honored couple wrobp were completery
taken by surprise.
P i n k ey-•..t udmn o r e
t^5eafoi°th United Church parsonage
Was ;t ehscene - of a ,seniet + wedding.
..When Annie M. L. only dughter of ;.
Mr. -arid Mr's. S. 1Cudimo's , Seaforth,
Was united in marriage to t,or ze' Jes-
f ittle.Pried S.nsl:ded eph Pis ney, Rev, T. Carnlel:iel'offi.
2 yr.. fold Andre'' 'Miller Jr. -eon, t±i'atiii; : e The bride Was' attended by
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of Andre'ue ,N1i11e6' f :R.2,. ":Crediten; this Margaret garet Beattie of I#u11ett, and
was takeri..10, London Hospreai frons the gr•oorn supported by Harold Cunt -
his home wit'b, severe scalds about Mins. ,A supperway served at ,the
The back: The child ie reported to •bride's paren;.,s.
have fallen -into a tub orf hot wator.
His irniurie , although '*inful was. Pr xoweaazer at London
s g 1 i iss E,1leii �. .ares o tti- 11'
ivi 1 w L l,.of Cln
net beliovr;d, to; l7<; irnrriedrate sdi;ous� • ::. , a , . :: � ,
oar xs ,reserving congrltult tons;, i`rain
;Man ant,Mi1e't1 a less.;than Wb& k ers fir'r~tida on the, standing''.reer Lv'ed„
At Puss r' •. redeceased •:lest hair 'i t the' :Miisfeal': Feitivel held in Lon-
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week'. b >b]s:','wife Wm., H. rvicG� vir ' en•,last week, CoMpet ng• iii: tiLe con
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Lir ins _ i 7 i j - to '�•oi cls,,, sn� , a i .' „ o• :
at. lii�+'. t .. > .� 1 yc;tir. I ,,,.aS . s Q u .Li'ed' f r.
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.1,. t a lon'- ,-resident ofd a' a � t' iia- � r � ilLe
v s a+ii.t. g tic Beton 11 ifp,�;nc . s pyvvti ded
1 ii161a-•Twp. IXtI,'is .survlvr:' by one i;nee• modal She also inredo .a very'
son in ;v]'r::CCi1ih and a brothti, jt};j,he ca+dfiitable showing at tl-e !'estival
Weet. p } i•1r, iii'emnnoietion with ths5 TOrolito
Exhibition. She obtained 75 marks
and was only 10 marks below the st-
anding obtain
t-
andi gabtaxn d by the gold medalist
--Clinton News -Record.
Left For Australia
Fred G. Sanderson, KF:, Deputy -
,Speaker of the House of Commons,
lefta St. Marys recently for Vancou-
ver, B. C., where he wff embark on
the steamship Aorangi of the Cana-
dian -Australian line which will sail
:for Sidney, Australia. As ,previously
announced 1VLr. Sanderson and Dr. 3.
R, Hurtubiso, 1VI.P., of Nipissing, are
to be the official representatives of
the Dominion of Canada at the 160th
anniversary celebration of the found-
ing of Australia, to be held in the
State of New South Wates: They
will be absent three moritl s.
Bandmaster Turns Inventpr
G. A. Schott, Wingham bandmaster
and violinist, has invented a new sy-
stem sound post for a violin that will
improve the tone and power of a vi-
olin by 100 per .cent:. He also el'ai:ms
that the future violins made accord-
ing to his discovery will be much bet-
ter balanced for higher positions, the
high notes being clear and true and
retain their fullness of tone, No
change has been made in the manu-
fecture of violins in this respect for
200 years and 1VI,r. Schatte is satis-
fied that -his invention .will be ,a boon
to all stringed instruments played.
45th Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dearing of
Exeter, celebrated their 45th wed&
ti
Thurst3'ay Xa ivary 6th, 1938
ing anniversary last Tuesday, Mem-
bers of the immediate family and
were near friends entertained in
the home during the day. Friends
are extending congratulations and
best wishes for malty more such cel-
ebrations,
Large Arctic Owl
Be',.iFord, of Usborne recently shot
an Arctic owl measuring 63 inches
from tip to tip. It is a beautiful ,bird
and avery large species, weighing a-
bout nine pounds. It is mottled white
and, brown with fine brie.on the legs
and feet. It -was shot with a .22 ,rifle
just as 'it was :abort to fly rtom the
top of,L. Parson's barn. The bird is
being :mounted.
Fernier Councillor Succumbs'
.James Walker died at his home;
Clinton in his 83rd year, after an
' illness of 0110 week. Barn in Tucker -
smith Twp., near Brucefield, he lived
his entire life in that community, ex-
cept for a few weeks spent in' Clin-
ton. in January, 1896, ne < married
Isabella McQueen of Stanley Town-
ship, -who survives. Surviving also
are one sister,
nMrs. JennieK
Me enzie
of Fargo, N. 3aak.l two sons, James
A., at borne;; Norman, of Brucefield;:
one daughter, Mrs. Mary Brown, at
home, and ;one grandson. Mr. Walk-
er served his township as councillor
for several years, was a member of
iBrueefeld United 'Church and was a
Liberal in politics. The funeral was
held on Friday, Dec. 24th, with Rev.
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Mr... MERCHANT!
You know thoroughly well that you have power
in your store, to influence the decision of your cus-
tomers in regard to what they buy from you. Your
customers rely onyou to give them products which
in use or consumption,. will give them complete
satisfaction.
If it is right to use big city dailies and nationaly-
circulated magazines them by the same token, it is
right to use local weekly newspapers?
I am the Master Salesman of this Community, and
my name is
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HOW U1 ILISU.AL!
A picture snapped .from inside, the
proves to, be- a• -rase
TT'S almost unbelievable hutit is
true that many amateur snap -
shooters have the notion that it. is
only the unusual that is worthwhile
snapping. When they tragi. a,
camera is taken along to gat Uig•
tures of new scenes and new Tames
but they use it around their beams
only on special occasions.
"But," You may saY, "I've already.
made good snaps around the house:.
What else is there to shoot?"
Wobody can answer that guestien,
Car you directly_ Rut it's dollars to
doughnuts that them are dozens of
'untottehed picture poseibilities. And
all at them interesting as the• one
already in your album.
the secret of flxlding them is sim-
ply a matter of keeping year eyes
°pore Get the habit of lookilag at
tlzingee—everything— as ttouesat yen
bs,t1 never Been them beam., 14's
amerditg t#xe way - :is lislt„it, will
sharpen youf interest---•i.ow els•+' eci'
by sheer familiarity -1u event the
niest commonplace things.
610/40 41E 1'E the fittest pieces of Oboe
co;-oaphsie ,art Ira•Ve been reeazl:tg of
eporeoiative eyes in the beads aI'
gtaeoat-tiitn es. The pattern
�'A gun
And shade ai tho fLtLfs.epe, the
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house and through a window often
inating bit of work.
faseireating interplay of roof lines,.
tree Portraits—are ' typical of pic-
tures that may be made at home --
=tassel pictures of usual subjects..
Don't be afraid of doing things,
differently. It's a tonic to tackle, olds
subjects from new points of view..
It to get a shot that appeals to•you,,.
you have to upset the "laws" of safe -
and -sane snapshoothig, 'don't' hesi-
tote. If your eye enjoys the scene;
wlratiever it is, the; chances• arertItalp
your camera, will enjoy it tori! -
With such helps , as. tlia: in- ;u
eaapensive pltotO4ioba+ Unite. (fit-
wisteli efficient reflectors are avail-•
a fe-1+ yen cnn do yotir gilaYpisho,,t ng;
indoors as well as out. Presan3xday'
ceras, films and lights give Vont
unlimited ,scope for your sn epa1oot•--
ing. Today almost any piettana° is;
peasibte—and at any time.
Of a'ii words of praise fax the,
snapshooter,; the sweetest are tisose,.
spoken by. a f.rend:—"Well, Weald&
you fook at that! I've seen that spelt:
every day for the last fifteen years'
and never dreamed it had the mak-
lags of a pioture like thie,"
Maybe you've' heard these words
altriately1 Congrattilationsl
tie John van 'Guiltier,