HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1929-12-12, Page 11THURSDAY. Dec. 12tik. tit*
Why Bother With
CHRISTMAS BAKING
whenyou can get it done cheaper and to suit
the taste of an Epicure.
CHRISTMAS CAKES
SHORTBREAD
CREAM GOODS
ANYTHING MADE TO ORDER
ALMOND PASTE Fon: yocR ICING
And CLEVELAND'S BREAD is a tempting
Complement to any meaL
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THE GODERICH STAR
ICimiliaramte OM* to ssc butlill for
They milked aerie tiara before they
matinees. old Joe that tray ateilme it,
I Too told to Oa prod. ha even etibittit
i1ted. to the boon acrd haw eat mit Jack
paid for. In a mut too swan tot
Jeoeses father. Jee omits abeahed into
the kitamin and woe
'Ytat woo. Vran'a my vire:ere' ex-
pleened eatele 'The fele' Went off on
their 'Cliristnusa spree and lett ua
home, WM 'CW4 P44131, WiAl do seine,
thing lace for our celebratioe I"
Jaek and Vraneei had eaten donsii
town. It was tete. Joe was given
some blankets and put on a cot in the
corner of Jaekei on room.
In the night Joe wakened suddenly.
Painfullee ha reified and listened:
"Hey you-lItc•le George" Gesh: Pm
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A Good Book Makes a Deligh.tful Christmas Gift -List Prepared
by Marjorie owe Wee. published by Doubleday, Dor-
_ an and_ Gundy, $2.
- _ _
elea ItTliety're-a-right,-nove-xnanifold emefilinesit-in-telie lig and
eWb....Whar'd Git This ?" He De.
mended. ,
jack maimed. Old doe turned the
light on as be was told and called
Franees. She wailed. "I can't come!
;Pra siek. I've been trying to call
some one."
The next morning•, the eactor
buieuseend foal, turned to an old mini
with a neatly trimmed beard and a
asseaker the mate. Yet the *pint of _
Soma lowip that still hem. soaped '
elet itifee-Wkkati Wandoelitt.
Christmas Brimos Mask
ter $eals OM Yews*,
eirristotss a tante et Joy fist tee ,
Old as wee, ite for tile youtne It it 36i
given only te youth 0140), Masky tti.
tae Mime -urea, that Chttetemas bread*.
eke Mum compeneation tote
wealth in the IllOntursiot that the day
awakes, At no other time does such
hallowed and levety renientibeatietie 04
day* tilUt are peat mit the heart.;
Again, we iive m the land of cited
-
home we xeel in it* happy, eexigree
lIOUre: we stand before eanditeitte
hstmas trees that thrilled us in -
the long ego. With swat *tope we
trowel across the bridge a time and _
space and clasp hand* with thee. of
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eirrough the ,year we may have. „ _-
fergettert how rich we were; we may
have tailed reeell the many lovely , ennestimionalimme
joys that have come to ea through
the yeare. But at Cbristrims it Is
different. Absent friends and peas,
its well as those that are near, bring
us joy'and cheer. Even those who
nave passed into the land beyond
seem t� be with us todity; the power
of love and memory seems to have
pierced that veil that hid them from
our view. Dear and half.forgotten
memories of hours we spent with
them bring them volt close,
• Yes, Christmas holds much for the
old. And its greatest gifts OA for
those wbo have laid up a treasure of
lovely memories day by day. -Kath.
Moe Edelman.
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• FACTS AND FANCIES
, - A Fail of snow on. Christmas
- day is re/eerded as the 510 of a i
lucky New Year.
• T u r key first became the
• Christmas dish in the reign of
- Jones I. who could not eat the
• boar's head usually provided.
One kiss for eaelt berry was
- the original mistletoe ritual, a
o_ berry being removed as e, ides
was taken.
- The first Christruste card was
published 80 years ego.
Christmas carols originated
in the Eleventh century, being
- sung between the seeues of the
- mimic and mystery plays of
e the period,
boding' efficieney. Ever sinee it was Christens trees originated in
first introduced it has grown steadily Ge r many, etel crackers Ut
France.
in public favor, owing entertv to its
Juveniles Montgomery always ends her way to , The
For the Young -Both Boys and Girls. girls' hearts. This new novel is no nistorY
Saucy and All -A volume of de. eeeeetion. Published by McClelland tranelate
erie P. Grove.
lightful poems by Helen Shackleton, and Stewart, Toronto., $2.
rished by Macmillans, Toronto, The Wonderful Story of Science via, montre
gacY of Sun Yat Sen ---A re -5
' h th ile ere It was sonic- healingMeknes A ' HI for
he Chinese revolution, thing they ate last night." cuts, burns, vesicle, and various in.
m the German by Fred- Jack was better. Ile spoiled faint- tiamms,tory'peins rti record is beyond
and published by Car- i y 4, s'Well, the joke Wag on us, was", reproach.
n't it, Uncle George? You did us
by Inez MeFee, would be a great ad -
.50,
The Christopher Robin Book-ette dation to the library of any boy or
Milne has collected what he considers girl, containing as it does the stories
the best of ' the poems and stories of the stars, the earth, anima's, male,
from his other books. It is published eheedeteee sound, eleettleitY" It "
by McClelland and Stewart, Toronto, apthoritatively but not too technical -
$2.00. le 'written and is published by Thos.
Alice in Wonderland in a delightful Crowell, New York.
new edition illustrated by Willie Pog- ey.AetB°4seeasimion Gem/r1•41eUefeebinifsbCedhrbisyt
any and published by E. P. Dutton
and Co., New York, $2.00. the Musson Book Co., cannot be too
Hindu Fableen-A evelltbound and strongly recommended.
beautifully illustrated book by DhanBoy% 12 to le
Gopal Milker,* published by E. P.
Dutton and Co., New York, $2.50. Penrod lashbee, by, Booth Teirkipg.
Nanette of the Wooden Shoes -A ton, published by Doubleday, Doran.
story I'd rural Frame that girls from and Gundy, Toronto, 4 s
,seven to twelve will love. Published Clipper Ships-ilenne in cork mo.'
b Ma ill s Toro tn dele, published by E. P. Dutton, New
the :favor by getting the dotter here -i'vocieltee0 ,tnettletegigeomme
and running errands in the night, •.
Before you go, step in the closet 'MERRY CHRISTMAS"'
there ante get my ease."
Rom.r.worfe...
joe popped rheumatically out of - Here is how theonations of
the closet, wide.eyed, carrying not K. e the world say "Merry Christ.
ease but an old enlargement. "Wh- ms ttt
Whar'd ye get this?" he demanded, - France --Bon Noel.
hands trembling, , Germano-iF r o blithe Weih.
• "Ole•thnter why - we scall you Uncle ' naehten.
George. You see, it's a habit we ;, China-11in Rao Nian.
have to-er---sort of tease Dad. e eteedee-Gted ebeeze
That's his brother, George. He ran - Portugal -Boa a Festas. '
away when he was young. Nobody's e Maly -Felice Natale.
heard of 'him since. Dad says he was Japan-Kiuga
smart and sure to make his mark Rumania -G r aciun Felitita-
'somewhere. One of these days, he -, tiune,
says, tire° George will drive up ir Turk'-lehok Yilare.
a Rollssiloyee with enough hundred e ek•hemia-Vesele Vancoe.
The Shining Ship is a volume of •
York, $1.25. • dollar bills to paper our house. Dad'i a. Hungary-Boldog Karaesertm
very lovely childhood poems by Isa- Indian Gold by 11. C. Lowreh is A Northwestern gate swept dry actually proud of hire. We are. rath- ' Unnepeket.
bel EceIestone elaeltase published by ublished by /Russells
Toronto10 snow twound the corner wt
er. too. But vie call.,-er-diffdrent : Greece-Chrystovjena.
McClelland 'and Stewart, Toronto, $2. Stories of Adventure by Everett sold papers. Shoppereeirne., eorea.ixo; fellows
p, , $.5
'Uncle George' to make Dad - Polane-'Qsolych Swiat.
Little Dog Toby is the story of a MeNeik published by Dutton* New weeps hurried east, arms mho tt with --well. you see*" Jack steeped in ", Croatia-Eretan Bozic,
little homelese dog that joins a Neat , York, $2 00 bundlee. 'Children skintien at antic! ernhorrassment. 3 Denmark-Vrolreilse ,Kerstrnis
and ,indy how'. et is published by Cease Firing by • Winifred • Hurl-. . patory happiness. Old Atm pullee ins
- ' „Moutreal eletaid„
Old Joe node& 'Wall, I gotta Ile •- ,, S pail ti--Feliees) ePaseuas,-
Meemillans for $1.00. ' bert, is a collection of stories show- worn sack coa.t about tum and fest- goe.eiee
. lemillane. SL5o. • were .Md. He knocked ;Ile packs 01 'New, jest come down an' buy na, , Gifts an Ancient Custom
, The giving of gifts at Christina's
tleatrie' of Old New york--ny E.
vette Stratton Porter, published by his feet feebly en the ley •iv 1
t° buY a probably originated in one of the
A. Taylor, tells the story a Canada Doubleday, Doran and Gundy, .52. "Paper! Evening Journal!licPaper?"
a gonva start eavin , up
stende Christ Child stories, that of the Three
in 1812, as seen by a little girl. It Harbor Pirates--elemmillans, 52. he droned monotonously. MentallyhOutside Joe's trembling , hand
Men who brought to the Holy
is published by the Musson Book Co., Three Boys on the Yangtze ---Pule he figured his gain. Enotig
or z opened an almost empty purse, and Wise
Bitby gifts of gold, frankincense and
$1.50. • Wilted by McClelland and Stewart. Afteei, emit bed and sandwiches, pulled out the small original oe the
Cockatoo -By Gladys Carroll, is a w"
ith Allenby in Palestine --Blackie. m a y b e. But, tomorrow's being collar:cement evening. A tee,- contra. mYeeh•
story with plenty of mystery: Mae.' Pelts and ,Powder -By B. A. Mc- Christmas, nobody'd buy papers, e dieted the sbeeeedi nee, owe% ins Till Christmas Comes Again
*Wails, %2.00. Keivie, published by 4. M. Dent & wanted to get enough to buy a little a good thing the fellers took to eels
Though Christmas does come in the
Jocelyn of the Foreste-piagisbed Sons, Toronto. A partictrlarly inter-' something to -his old face took_ on to
lin'me Joe, lately, stead of George," calendar but onee a year, the gift
by Carrier. Montreal, is an orating eating story of a sea voyage. foolish and shamed grin -maybe he told himself. , at . .
made this tune exceeds its-esub.
ma i appy I h' t for -
by Nelson for el.00. • League of Nations, published by Mae- His bandit. mrty out ng .mdtens, tny case. I want to pay you." banDialaloSea.Va "Cattnal
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Paineles TeddY Beare -Published leg tee wenefieent 'operetions of the _ eeed it tighter ,leith a Piece oe, wire. oweal .Teeefee, some money' In
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For Girls from 12 to le • 1 Freckles Comes Rome by Jean- them together gingerly ana stamped per s of Inc ef you. walnut helP. rnt '
tale of Indian warfare.
' Megie For Marigold -Mrs. LM.
For Women
stantial cheer till Christmas comes
get just what. an old beggar he was. Rusty Is a Believer
• The 'House in Dormer orest-ar Then, he wouldn't have to eat so
again.
hat s del Christmas for All
Read About Fust Christmas
Mary Weeks and peeneeed by este s much either. A vagabond. T
son. Toronto. $1,50. What he was. Neyer been much else
in a fight. Quite a tiscent fight. He .The natural way to turn Vac cur-
Ite had it is only fair to say. been
Engliah Women in Life and Let'-' -for year°. • had lost some feathers, and bits of rent of your thoughts in the desirable
Trans"Well, hello, Santa Claus!" a young clown still floated tremulously through direction is to read the accounts of
Tportation.
trporit.94,;TIL the Oxford University Press,
manea voice hailed merrily.
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ri •
bervice•and Stewart, $2.00.TT faced him. "Why.. Jack!" the girl ot bread all to himself. He began
Visitors to Hugo -By Alice Ros- mischievously remonstrated. pecking oft use ens *nor$ela.
. map, e Wished by Thos. Allen, Tor- "How are yule Uncle George?" her "This is the first square meal I've
Tsang Distance -Short Methuen' onto, • •irreverent companion continued. had for a week" e e rpe
, the air. But he had come out victor. the First Christmas. • .
Christmas Eve Bread
According to an old superstition,
bread baked on Christmas eve will
never become stale or moldy.
The Yule Log
In England, one of their oldest•eua-
toms is bringing in the Yule log.
The Word "Care'
The word "tarot" was originally ap-
plied to ring dances of children, ac-
companied by singing. In time the
word carne to denote a lively tune
suggestive of &melee,. Christmas
was universally recognized as zi time
for merry as well as religious songs
and so in the carols sung at this see -
son religious fact! were alluded to in
simple phrases and sung to merry
dancing tunes. •
• Dark Hester -By Arnie Douglas Old Joe turned. "Paper?" He had driven away seven other hun-
Sedgewiele published by 'McClelland A laughing, well-dressed couple gry sparrowsand thus had the cruet
by J. 0. Curwood, Published by Dens Old Mae grinned sheepishly behind /self. "Funny, how those big, stupid
For Engagements Phone bleday, Doran and Gundy, Toronto. his beard. t "Wanna paper?" he ask- people think of no one but themselves.
• My Garden of Memory, by Kate ed, Haven't they got eyes in their heads?
McMath, Itolmesvilk. :Douglas Wiggin, published by Hough "I say. Fran!" the youth exclaim- Or ears? We have to live as well as
001 r 34, Clinton Central. ton and Mitten in the Riverside Lib- ed. "Horde our christmasi" He they. And we do it without help."
irare. for $1.00. drew her farther away and whisper- He took several mouthfuls, "1 eup-
. Chariot Wheels, by Sylvia Thomson ed. Whey returned. "Hey! How'd pose they think they are as important
as we are 1 & wonder who'd nip off
the bugs from the gardens if we all
died of the cold ?"
• • A child came out of the house. She
had a wooden box in her hand which
she placed on 11 square post set up in
the ground. "Come on, other little
birds!" she called. •"Here is some-
thing for von. He ohm% have all the
416gaikem
Shop Early
Before the
Choicest Gilts
, Are Snatched Up
• Shop Early
In the Day
In the Week
In the Month
ECECTRICAL. APPLIANCES.
A Happy Thought For CHRISTMAS
Some Suggestions in
ELECTRICAL GIFTS
Percolators
Toasters
Irons
Walk Irons
Metric TaMe Stoves
Electric Coffee Pot
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A gift that is sure to please her -one of our helpful and
attractive electrical appliances. •
You can have no idea of the, many gift possibilities in
this gore that would delight any woman.
Distiative for intrinsic quality attittftractiveness, these
electrical appliances are priced at a very minimum figure.
Just look at the list of gift suggestions on the left -they
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food!" S e shooed Rusty away, but Born on Christmas Day
she was laughing. "Here is enough In /reload it is believed that the
for all of you," she said, and hid be. baby boys horn on Christmas day are
thereby destined to 'become priests.
Beyond that, those born on 'Christmas
Day were believed to have the power
of "healing" by the laying on of
hands, and to be gifted with "second
sight"-
Chrishnas Renews Our Youth
We tome nearer renewing our
youth at Christinas than at any other
time of the year. Alas for us, if wt
miss its chalice for this 1
Christmas Gift Giving
The custom of Christman gift giv-
ing has its own significance and very'
few of us would foredo the premiere'
hind a bush.
• Inlets' immediately investigated the
box. It held grain and crumbs and
bit o of meat. The seven other spar-
rows came • back, Rusty allowed
them to stay.
"Merry Christmas?" whispered the
cliild, "Please grow warm feathers
for the cold." She returned to the
house.
• Rusty set about eating as hard as
he could. The seven other birds did
likewise. "Maybe," thought Rusty,
"there tire a few people .who realize
they aren't as important as we are
It's about time !"
Peek . . 1 chirp . 1 flut-
ter . 1 flutter. . • 1 Peal- of Christmas giving.
Martha Banning Thomas. ' •
SLAT'S
HOCKEY SCIIE.DULE
Goderieh. Ciintoo, eiefortii and
Stitehell bee been groePed tegetbeee
ea itroup 11 in t le intermcdiete
0, II. A, " The eoliedule was &awn up
at eeaforth last week, the GodeelCbt
Club being restresente,1 by .e.weet
Mame. and iF1 Citl etAnOWL3 i
Jan, ZieeMiteliell at teneerielis
" 0-Goderich et Seaforth.
l' 10-eloderieh at 'In h.
" 14---Coderith at Clinton.
" 17-tSestforth at Goderich.
" 17-oMitehell at Clinton.'
" 21 --Clinton at, Mitebelk
• " 24 -Clinton at Goderich.
24 -Mitchell at Sesifoeth.
" 28--Setiforth at Mitchell.
" 31:--4Seaforth at Clinton.
Fob. id.Clinton at Seaforth.
Referees; Clinton, C. Draper, It
Thorndyke; Seatorth. Q. mot, D.
Reed; Mitehell, Thorne, Fmeerman
and Sawyer; Godexieb,11. Chime and
II. tfurney. _
•
-Patron Saint of Christmas
I St. Nicholas, as the patron saint or
CbriStlilliStrtiCUMS to have been adopt-
ed by America; Father Christmas is.
indigenous to Britain, Santa Clans 00
GermenY,au Kris Kringle to Rol-
land, but
1ll s
they all to be yarlanne
of the II towed.
Legend of the Wrath*
The legend of the Irene/ewe reel its.
connection with kissing belong tis al,
distant, pest. and comes from Sonde-
navia.
DIARYhrh
The Flit treCe as a ecfiriatmaa tree
had its origin in Germaile.
January 6 as Christmas Day
Recent investigators inline to the
belief that in fixing January 0 r$13
Christmas day, the early Christiania
were not very far out, epic January
I
.11 would seem to be the correet day.
Priday-ma went to a forchen tel -
ter this evnieg and the forchen teller
est her tint she want to teern on
wings about her huebends fucher and
ina repiyeo and self no site (went
care about his fucher what she wept -
ed to no about was his peat and web.
by the turner woou tams eeie w u.
self. And after she eum out she
evoked a past the store and looked
very wishtully at a fer Cout in the
windoe. 1 wunder what she found
out enny ways. es
2aterday-Jake and me went over mimeo
crest the crick this lo.m. and was a
looking for habits but diddcnt find
none and we was pritty late getting
home and I fergot that ma bad a load moorrair
of wood for me to pile up down in
the basemint. I tryed ,to exeleme --•
why I was late but it didclent get
merest and I diddertt enjoy settingB.
down to eat very rautele
Sunday -They was a stranger at
ehireh this a.m. not counting pa. It
was a WoMall which's hone use to
be here in town. Ma thot she looked
like a marryed woman but pa sed he
felt sure she wirked,for her own live
-
trams Tree
fdr
uttIWAYS
kMunday-A ole lady cum in tor a
call tonite and she ast pa how long
had him and ma been rnarryed, and he
told her and she sed My it seems like
it was longer than that duesent it
and pa , answered and replied Yes it
does nem' like it but it aint 1 gees.
Ma herd him say it. outside of that
it wee every plessant evening.
Tuesday-Teecher sed she shudo Aviation 0 Brieb
ought to try oily hard to make good o Atito Leering
at enny thing we try. well 'I think I mechini„ a
cud make good at most one' Job if I a we !di &
diddent get fired so quick evry time. leg 0 Dishing
Battery 'Work
Wensday-Jane told me today that e.
0 Ouliding
when she got behind alt' my my erne was " "e"" Estimating
g
so big they reminded her of a !ming n
Cup. 1 Res all wimen is alike Except el Industrial 0 ShowCerill
there different names. But what'd
sbe
mem' 'eyeing.
Thirsday-Ma says I got to stay
,home evry nite nex week and etudy
my lessens. Well if that is the Case
I wont half to warsh my fete so Wren
mine Wei.
Igger
ray
Better
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Santa, Saint Nicholas
and Christ's Birthday
Whoever says there is no Santa
Claus is mistaken.
Santa Claus, like Christ, once walk -
and generosity, with a deep love for
Ile was s man of great kindnesa if
ed this earth,
children. 11
Such Was his hold on the hearts of el-
the people that after lie died, Detem-
bel 0, about 1,000 years ago, the date
was set aside as a feast and gift day,
hi commemoration of his life.
Ills mime was Nicholas. After leo
death folks called him Saint'ellebolas.
As the feast and giftgiving day at
St. Nicholas spread, the Dutch took
it up. The nearest they could come
to saying St. Nietto)s5 was $,,34ete hoiolliterntAitthdo eirolisatTeetoolliceo heigtlidica of
ChM. ' She ---Some of the guys We town
As time rolled on, Deeember 6, the need practice before arletinae
feast day of Sento Claus, giver of
gift, and December ileth, the feat - -
day of Chriet, giver ef lik, keame
cmsfused in the minds of the VcoPle• CASTO R I A
andeventually the two festivals were
combined.
Thum the idea hiesame cntabliahed Po Wants and Childtert,
that on the eve of the birth of the In Us. Forover30yoars
Clirett Child there comes out of the
frozen North, with sleigh and reel. i'deraLebesis
deer, genial Stints Cisme with gifts. ee. ISW
MyripppigaM-AtiltitNrAMIIIMISVIlia* When Pereene elehlren Ceuta teanstete c4
ine Claus brought you ' thee are
Early Mistletoe
• Persian Balm is magical in creating
alluring complexions. A little gentle
rubbing and your skin in invigorated
and touched with the true beauty of
youth. Charmingly fragrant. De -
With' to use. Cools and eitte3Beo
the akin. Relieves all roughness and
chafing caused by weather eonditione.
Tones and stimulates. Enhances and
tutees the loveliest complenion.
tnrivalled an a perfect aid to beauty
and (therm.
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The Star and The London Advertiser.... 6.50
The Star and The Toronto 6.50'
The Star and .The Mail and Empire ....... 6.50
The Star and The Toronto Star. ....... . . 6.50
The Star and The Parmer's Sim.. , ..... 3.15
The Star and The Family Herald and Weekly Star 3.00
The Star and Saturday Night
5.50 24
The -Star and Saturday Evening most 3.90
The Star and The New Outlook.... . . 3.90
The Star and Canadian llontes and Gardens- - .4.65
The Star and May Pair.... ....... . 4.65
The Star and The Youths' Companion 3.75
The Star and Tho Catholic Record 3.75
The Star and Mel can's Magazine.. ...... 3.75
'ibhe Star and Rod and Gun..... - ....... 3.85
I ite Star and Montreal Witness ..... 4.35
he Star and World .... . 4.23
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