HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-06-09, Page 4TOWN TOPICS
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WIN$ SCHOLASSIIIP
In a grow o1 o3tav o Childscwo
Ftospital tto-iea rerceivieg aavertia at the
gtadauatton: exetcliiee rat Tueeday The
`Tcreate .Star publishes the jalcture cal
Atria Kathleen t learihue. o1 Regina, alta
leas eve t a seholarehip for post graduate
creek at file University of Toronto. Miss
C?eaa>tbate Is the daughter of Mrs. Clears -
late, of Regina, Sorrlm:ly Miss here, :e
Ball, Of Gcderieh,
BEGINNERS BEAT EXPERIENCED
ERIENCED
A jttncy rink bowling competition was
held at the greens on Monday ,flight with
ax.°largp sattendpnve of bowlers. Three
nner3 were played, the personnel .of the
resins :changing for . each game. Prauk
ansaesetawon. first priee, .-neu'ife 11Catka'e
fen second. Geo.. ltuaoVlcar third,.' R. C.
VThately fourth, leek Newcombe fifth,
Feed Cralgie sixth. 1,. iroung seventh,
Kelly . Johnston eighth, Jos. gwatseld
ninth, "Wm. Abell tenth; and Wm. Powell
the booby. Tice funny thing about the
results is that nearly all the winners of
the high, prizes are new men at thegatpe
and only One GJ. Swataeld) is a skip,
while the winner . of the .booby prize,
Wan. Powell, is a aeaeened skip.
to Friday night last Albert Taylor,
With Cleo. Mumby and D. I. ldW, were
the wlaanere of first price in an Irish
trebles eompetltion and C. Qrlllithe with
13.: Ball and I. Sanderson won second
prJze.
PLAYS NO FAVORITES
Wank Ofacer Herman Lever gens 'fan
all, He play* z favorites. Qn Satire,
dap fait he had the vera Motor Co. of
Cinaadie ; ,in WOK- -Court • lam apeediilg,:
henry **sill there in person but air
accredited representative parted with
i7,00 and didn't a* Luna to pay.
IIIOAIgU SILLS LS PAID
11'. ET. Gayton and Herbert Plekeein,
insgaxine salesmen, who lumped a hoard
141 in Menrwn last February, for lean«
in their Iaudlady "in the soup" eeeb,
psrted 'with $25.85 in police court Iaat'
Frfday, The landlady' will get 'leer every
dollar. The salesmen were arrested at
Mitchell And Spent a day in jail before
securing lues!,
MUST REPORT ACCIDENTS
Traffic "ottieeri Again .,r, rase -.:teat.
motorists are not "=reporting aCddents'
where there is personal injury curtained,
or whE a the-tliniWe ta3=the earleover
$50. Complaint also 4s . made that gar-
ages aro lax in reporting. a£Cidents.
Garages must do ao irrespective' of the
damage sustained where someone hay
;Deep mitered, There isa bean' penalty
provided for non -observance.
WILL CALI. CONFERENCE
Goderich has taken the initiative in
ca311ng a conference of municipalities
which guaranteed the bomde of the late
lamented and defunct Ontario West
Shore Railway, These municipalities,
Huron township, in Brruce county, Kea-
eardine, Asluield and Goderich,' now
have some $100,000 .in a sinking Rand
1th the trustee, the . Torohto General
You Owe It to Yourself
to see rbc many
smart.', -:
SurnmerDresses
a
We: are shinnying in
our . Ready.to.Wear
Department.
Some of the • .new
arrivals are Meshes,
Linens, Voiles, and
Pastel shades in
Waskabie' Crepe
. fuiirange of Bic3cIi /
Pi auras for child
- _. ..., ... .,,sem...
ren, Misses and.
women..
An early selection
1 ,EIIIIt1
is advised.
Yo. ti
R
Stole
GEO. W. SCIIAEFERV:Lr
Piscine 56
•
E GODERICI
:lit Cerporatien, nails; iihkb to retire
Wilds when end as they fan due. It
a- ase/red that Me tuor;ey cull be
invested 26 hitter advautage then It new
4. to yield higher interest, amt. the
anunlelpalitiee are to tae salmi to cone
sl+dir tide sotlea.
AN EUVVATION
The town Sather& are reeeivi'ng an edit-
tottol5"ln road building these days. -Be'
gently they purchased a tank car of
13014 asp) alt. Ueretofere Qoderielotea
always used a tar product. 'Last Yrlday
aright the councillors were told treat
!!null asphalt and tar will not !bloc, and
that llgpid asphalt win cause * tar ;road;
to disintegrate sod break elle The sense
will happen if ter is used on liquid
asphalt, aceerelirig to the opinion of
engineers and chemists, 'sloe Asphalt. La
tis cents cheaper, hutis an American
produet, whereasthe tar Is 100 ,per cent.
Canadian. Aa matters stand the a*Ahalt',
people tluaperial Oil) have the edge.
DRAW FOR LLOYD TROPHY
•
The draw for tate 12oyd trophy eon-
test at. the Maitland sell course hes been
anittie, The first 1lglit 1s to be C'orpplet.
ed by lune 15th" and each succeeding
round a. week later. The ioliowing is
the draw, • the figures after the name
being the handicap:
W. F'. Saunders 18Dr. Hunter .26
E. Field 18 J. Donaldson 13.
r, ra 24E.B ea 1
I? G neon C. B Goan $
0. 'Walker 13 G. Jenner 14
I. I), Eastman....a0 T. ProttaFiard... 24
Or. Field. '28 `Itat �Viuianaas ,t4'
Judge Costello.., 22 J. U. 'Taylor IS
C. Nate' 13 JmTiauder 26
'1; R. Patterson 18 J. Acheson 20
C. A. Reid to 1t. Johnston 28
Dr. Macklin 16 J. B. Reynolds........1$
R. 0. Whately..,28 W. A. Couithurst 18.
C. 2Vieakin 24 O. Oliver 26
D. D Mooney...,.24 IidP. LtaYd • 14
WOMEN'S INH'TITUTE MEETING
e ar ' nt meeting f the
e r all mo hal m e a h
s g y B
Goderich Women's Institute was held' in
MacKay Ball on Thursday afternoon,
June and. The president, 3VIrs. Percy
Baines, was 4n the chair. Miss J.
Groves' gave a very helpful and interest-
ing talk on "Vegetables axed: their value."
Delegates were appointed for the district
conventionto 'be held in 13elgrave on
dune 7th. Mrs. Abel, airs. T. Taylor,
Mrs.J. Bisset, Mrs. Ifiggjnson, Mrs. Doak
and Mrs. ,Swanson were the delegates
appointed. The greetings and good
wishes of the members are being sent M
Mrs. F. Riley, now on her way to Eng-
land', through her sister, Mrs. Shore. • It
was decided to hold a strawberry social,
date to be set later. The special speaker
sent to the W. L will hold 'a; meeting on
June 22nd at three o'clock in Mae:ltay
Hall. The Auburn branch of the W. L
will mate with the Goderich 'branch ler
this ..fleeting.Mts. B. Price gave cur-
rent events whteh proved very interest-
ing. The meeting closed with. a :context,
"Making a hat out of a newspaper and
flue pins in five minutes." Miss Salkeld
won the prize. •
GODEIRICH[ BOY GEADUATES
Among those who;graduated with the
degree of Master of Axts at the annual
convocation exercises of the University
of Alberta in Edmonton on Friday of last"
week is Mr. B. W. "Dick" Ryan, of Moose
Jaw, son 'ot 02r. and Mrs. R. W. "Ryan,
of Goderiah.. Mr. Ryan, a member ' of
the bolleglate faculty' at Moose Jaw; has
been taking extra mural work in history
and English through the university of.
Alberta for some time past. Mr. Ryan
is also' managing director of the Moose
Jaw • Plying Chtb, which has been haying.
a very successful drive for members,
securing 110 new members, and a Moose
law editorial congratulates the 'town on
having Such a number of men interest-
ing themselves so' whole-heartedly .in
aviation at a bane when .flying received
sucl'r a set back la the. 'withdrawal of:the
air .snail service in Western Canada,
"There can be no question' but that the -
set, back is only temporary." . says the
Wetter. "The airway is bound to become
the universal means of transporting mail,
and is already; an aecam$llshed fact in
many countries. If there ,he, any part
02 the world. where the air mail should
prove its worth, it should be Western
Canada with 1ts vast distances between
major points, and . with. the return of
normal conditions it may he expected a
that the air moll will be resumed on the
prairies," : i i
Summer
Suitings
Showing a Fabric
for every whim
Lowest Pricess in
years
See -the newest in
Straw Hats
Dry _.Cleaning ' Suite
Overcoats Dresses
$125
Frank 11. Martin
Tailor and Matter.
' ` 111SREPAY, .TI NE 1933
Town Topics
MAT CANCELTRAINS
T
S
It ie rumoed that rthe C I1:R.
morn -
g and night trains in and out of Gode-
riel. will be discontinued. after June 26th.
SUGAR BOAT HERE
The Saskatoon arrived yesterday with
a cargo of sugar from Wallaceburg and
cleared the same day for Owen Sound,
G. C. I. TEACHERS GET.. CUT
At a special -meetiing of the 0. C. I.
board on Monday it was decided to make
a 6 per cent; out M. the salaries of the
teachers at 1a1•esent on the staff ,4 xe.
engaging them. for next school year.
TWO VACANCIES ON spaoo :, STAF*'
There are two vacancies on the public
school staff,:1n24ss ,Laura -tlelson's resign
nattoar was accepted by the Board at the
monthly meeting onMonday and Miss
Homey had lien • resignation in at - the
previous meeting.
POLICE MAGISTRATE MODERATOR.
1ilr. Albert Beilyer, of Kenilworthe.
police magistrate. of Wellington county,:
was 'elected moderator o1• the Walkerton
Association of Baptist churches, which
met in Goderich. on 'Tuesday and Wed
nesday this week, and Rev. W. T. Bunt,
of Cioderich, Was chosen .vice chairman.
About nits?' delegates were in:attendance.
A full report will be published • in our
next- issue. •
LARDER -MILLER:
A pretty wedding took place at North
street United parsonage on Monday
afternoon when .Bdncal Elizabeth, laugh..,
ter of. Mr'. and Mrs.. John Miller, Cfode-
rich, was united in Marriage to Wilfred.
7 rder, soli, of Mr, anc1114r1. Jolitl dsit
Goderich, The bride was attired its a
brown printed eine ,.dress with hat to
neaten. Miss Irene Jeffrey, who attend-
ed
ttended the bride, Wore navy blue with match-
ing a3Cemorie,s. ',Allard Miller, brothers '
of the bride,• Was. best man: Mr. and
Mrs. Larder Will reside on Nelson street,'
Goderich. Tile bride 1s a graduate et
the Goderich marine and General Hos-:
pital.
AtrEILIAR11 GLASS. FQR .GODERICH?
A report Irom the Department of,
Education en the recent survey of the
oder!
CI ah p ubli e c schools made by lar. B.
1 Amoss, inspector 01 auxiliary, classes; •
shows.th.at "there are a. sufmient number
at pupils t0•foran and maintain one mixed
uxiliary training class" having a maxi-
mum 'attendance of 16, . The room ad -
bitting the kindergarten' in Victoria
school would make a 'very satisfactory
elassroonn," Dr. Amoss reported, "and a
successful member • of • the preterit staff
recommended for this work by the in-
spector would be granted a'.te;:azporaarg:.
auxiliary clisisie effuse *tertilleatos Until
each time as the summer school courses
are resumed" This ages referred to the
school management , ceeninittee ..by the
biased at the meeting on Monday„.
TOWN TOPICS
4 OISSIMC'I2 LOSES FIRST
Ooderich sollballers opened the sea cn
at Victoria. Park last night, easing to
Grand Bend 28:'.
MRS. GORDON BI$SET PRESIDENT
2tra> Gordon Besset Was eleeted. Presi-
dent of the West Huron Wozaena's Brashs
tote at the meeting at Uelgrave on Teles,
day. a full report of wheeli will be given
in our flat issue.
/PURCHASES RESIDENCE
1FolloWing her auction sate on Setae-
day Mfrs. P. J. Ca.ey will leave for Mount
Cermet where she will snake her home
with het sistersein-law, the MStsses'Carey.
Mrs. W. J. MeNevin has purchased Mrs.
Ciirey'a recldenoe eta Wellington St,
DENTY8r8 AT GOLF
.About a dozen' members of the Huron
Dental Assoeh,tion • enloyed a social
afternet% at the Maitland Golf Club• yes-
terday wind are high In their upraises at
the Club awl the caterers for an enjoy-
able afternoon.
WEEKLY BRIDGES atop HELD HAYS
The ladies of Maitland Golf Club have
arranged for -a- lxsrkly e1d- :daY__atn--
Thursday aftermaths,' open to. All lady
members, and for a weekly 'bridge party
on Tuesday evenings open to all mem-
bers. The f=ret ,field day was held last
Thursday, when the prize winners were
aS follows: Hidden b=ole, Mrs. Coan]-
thurst: best putting score, Mrs. Walter
Naftali Mrs, J. H. Taylor had tete best
score for the round of the course. Tlae
first of. the 'Weekly bridges was Saeid on
Tuesday evening. with. eleven tables of
bridge and one of .Mala Jong.. The win. 1
,nets were as follows: Winner contact '
bridge, Miss Catherineallays; winners!
dupifoate: Horth, and south, 1st, Mr.
and Mrs. .7.' 13. Taylor, and Mr. and ldrs.�
1. D. Eastman, t4ee; 2nd, Dr. and Mrs.
A. C. Hater; 3rd, Mrs. W. W. Sault'
and Miss Gladys Saults, East and west
lst, Ma'; and Um. Prank,Sauuders; 2nd,
Mrs. C ulh
o t urst
andT2r" . D.•
Ia. Mn o e
a
y,
and Mrs. O. Hays and Mrs. J. n. u, mins
ties; 3rd, Mrs. Walter Naftel and Miss
Saunders. Mrs. Dunlop ancl, Mrs. D. P. '
•
plBarber
C'8y Mack!
Now "We" is a Feed -natured barber gesnt,
Winaa keep his premises and pays his ,reap
And if you -want tai be be etyle,
Why Biot let 'eine*work en you awhile.
He can't make brown, eyes grey or green,.
Or make you fat if you are lean,
.Hut be can improve a horaaely face,
flyless it la a real hard case.
1de 051t oast hair or a razor Bane.
Hut he gan't put brains ear wild bone.
Ile don't try to sell you the whole shop,
But when he's through he comes to n stop.
Now i drop in at various Camey,
And give to "Vie" a few of any dimes.
Then "Vic" remodels me a 'bit,
And l; go out and make a hit.
Now if you are homely es the duce,
Meet kill the wife with. jealous abuse;
Just soh: and see Barber 'Vic."
• 2,'q -sae's, the one team_ the trick.
- "Vic"' did „net.ask'ne xor cuao Sidle ditty,
For 'tre didn-witsh luaowtoi . thssat-1t' 2 erwa anas so witty,
]E;d
That "Vic's" a gay with his feet ori the ground.
Por latest styles. in �"cdr.cuts and a goo
• clean shave go to
"VI C" HARRISON'S
West Street Goderich
THE TELEPHONE TAX_
There has been little womment by tele -
"hone users who find on their bills for
day the new tax which the Dominion
government has imposed on long des
nee calls costing 20 cents or more. The
taxis e ^
R per cent and became effe..t:ve
May 2nd.. While no tae; is pleasant, the
3 perpent rate adds very little to the
Mooney wore convenors; cost of long . distance.. telephoning and
WEEK -END
SPECIALS
Silk Crepe Sport .Dresses—
in pastel shades of white, " pink, •
blue, mauve, canary, and green;
snappy and becoming styles, sizes
14 to 88. Special for this week::.
ux rner Millinery
Smart hats of pa mma, straw and
fancy braids, offered at a very low
cost uid in the season. Special....
Annosncing
• THE FIRST
Beauty Shop
ON .THE SQUARE
hefts Edna ,Campbell
formerly of the Qoder4ehn Beauty
Shop
HAS LOCoATEI1 ON ' H
SQUARE AT NORTH STREET
and Se ready to give quality service
in all lines of.
Hair Dressing
ala
I3eAutk Work
Phone 526 Geayterlels
Week -end' Special in Hosiery
Full-fashioned Silk Hose in new summer shades. 70,
Special, per
We are continuing our sale of this season's
goats at the Ioyest possible prices. �ceats of95 and 1250
excellent quality t style. and Sale gee +►
q li F.G o e a a +►
West Side
of Square
CORNIELD '17
L \DIl=.,' and MENS WEAR
1.00000000,041140moollwol000lfirotawaiK... _.
JUNE BRIDES
Here earlco the traced We eve.
EPaaice l,. B3tVe ` !!undies and in
dczoratibs ^ In' e?r.lalinng3 either for
Lome er c:na: cin, p for tale;
a dial eveatta, and C^:1 Ore y'0U tin
Watt t n nil!Ca t: a,:ee icer any
Oi.vaniza.
GEO. STEWART
GOD)RICH
*a:4 Gt. Elate Io:
the Governine:It's 'e nsit eratron in leav-
ing calls of less than 20 cents tax -tree
will be appreciated, by rural and sub:trbai.
telephone userswith whom such -.cape •
ars most Ireauent.. On long dtstanes
1 costa 40 c is the ax l be
lag en t will o,aaly
slightly 1Y eve; 2 cents and on a 80 ce
it
eat], 3 cents. The maximuni tax trhialt
will be charged on a single call 1; 25
cents
"Ad'
The (whole Town Will
Re 'Talking•
—And why not! Here is a 'truly great. array of
real bargains -a value carnival whel'e the
little old dense buys a, whole `:lot' more than ever.
before --a salewhere' even 'small coins do a lot
of work!
TOMATOES wmli !moot"
• ' ire 0.00/144. C(11Gf! IWO) IVATEleS SOg14
CASTILE. SOAP
14o. 2%. Tin 10c
RICE KRISPIESKellogg's
ENCORE BRAND -•MADE FROM TOE PUREST: 3'.N,GRLED7.EN'I'S
SANDWICH SPREAD:
EN'COlzE 'BRAND.,
Contains 'Honey,
aIgCnso Vinegar
$ricea n d
Edible oils
CANDT ,. BARS nouns
JAR RINGS
.SALMON vim
CORN 'STARCH
BORDEN=
WALNUT MEA S
RED RUBBER
SEALTITE
NANCY
QUALITY
Bars
Pkg.
,4.
3/'..oZ...Jar
3% -oz. Jar .
5 Bars 10e
2 Pkgs. Yoe
oto. i Tib 10e
Henson's No. 1' Pkg. 100
klslx�rosQ X ib. 106
*MUTTER OF THE BETTER SORT—AT REAL LOW.. PRICES
SILVERCROOK
• CREI1>IEa2X
StINNYF,IE)r l IASTI� M ED, LH. 21e
b'.
BACON
mum)
UnnaI:FAST. Epic REE
SLICED, 2 LES. 221c
HAM URG
90
ib. 10
r wesbly Ground lib. 10e
CHOICE YOUNG A & 7i QUALITY"
LAM3 BEEF
LEGS lb. 2X , Pott Rib Roasts ib. 1$e
FRONTS Iib, 9e $arielsss and Rolled lb. 220
CO i '3IN arzoN' awe
p LE. BOILED RAM and
LIL POTATO SALAD
Both for 200
rum. OS' TOE SEASONeaLAICE NIPIGON FRESH ItEsnGot3oa
SALMON
WHITEFISH
Fresh Caught Ib.15e . Sliced lb. zg,e l3Y TItC
250
Chit ix Orange -e, �i
Week at 4 b. ORANGES t r al►1t,
COW, Vateneias
6 tAIrI SIZE
6 toll 1
o
n r rate
r> LIZV l 83t4Lt, SIZ=E
got Oe
t4tEi1ICi4t SIZE Lain;E SIZE
tar lee tnr 1
All t T4 PRODEt'ER9 POlt EGGS. ASK MIR STO1
HAT
GREAT
ANTIC & PAC
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