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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-10-13, Page 8.1 • WieeeE STOW THE GODERICH STAR THURSDAY, OCT; lab, 12 cArews o Ounhannon Geeege Breetr, ftownsville, 13! rereeeelee ferr.ce acquaintaneee jDune! gennen and vielnity thle Week. Mrs. Pavel Dela, ea Edmenten, st etten at the Ilona •of lice autits, AUL .4=s Creme and Mae Alartha. Vont. land. Clecete ce Seeley with Mr. aud3. David Oloan were Caen nephew and ntme,anal Mrs. Wm. eedee.,-ell. reiplee. ol The Mallen and Vroilee3 r4e- eons, Murray, Ana Ke.tei, Wass %et - Lean, et tuzentow, spent tire Weekeenel wee 1.5 kiE,2140.0, oa .044,14y. ertm. =1. At the horse ef their inn,* %item comae; iene, ear. ana Airs. noneine titer, Mr. 1(13. McLean. eat* on a oueineee trip throlidli tao the alr. end Z. Than= .Anderson anti .p..4 U.,nea 13s; vcs4, weea (woo. ton, Karl, of 004erich, were recent paii.ed on their xecurn eleuemy eunte wih tthe former'e perente, Mr. °reorients. Aleuts lauceinginuu lista obber.: Ancl UM. John AndereOIW n. eveniee, elluera, 0,4401 O •M.Und A. Arthur Leen% detightere ere welting With, AIM, L. el Palmer, Of .e.ratiord. Mr. and Mae eleldamy left. O n uesday foe leelearaine, wid turn to Toronto biter. .74 eine Len Peirba:111 (nee ;ze Besele Reed) artdelitele dauehter, Mary Lou, of Detroit, spent the week -end and l 'nallkeeleing Ray with relatives in Goderien, Luelmow And. Daegennini. Their manY friends will be Pleared to know thsit their little daughter has quite recovered from her eerlous nines sof the peel surnmer, A pleaselat tinnily re- union wee, held at the home of Ur. R, L. laced When. all the members ef 1933 WALL PAPERS Now Showing Coles• Book Store 41.4* `411•1111111111111•IIIIIIMM111111111.1011.1. OWendoline and DerothY. of Toronto* were Week-en4 mid holiday guests with Ur. and Mrs. Charles W. Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bellamy, of Tor- onto, spent Thenkeedving Day with Mr. Bellasny'e deter, MM.1411afl Canipbell, and otiaer reletives at Dungannon. Mr. and MM. Raymond E, Carter (nee Ulm Evelyn need), of Toronto, were v;eelt.end, and holiday guests with rela- tives at Clinton, Goderich and Dungan. nom • Ur. Frank Savage, of the staff al •tea. there of the Ridgeway public echool, • spent the weeiteetiti and Thanksgiving family were present ecxepting Mise Day with leis parents, Mr, and MM. Joim ICathieen, of Mra, Mre, Win. Reed. • Savage. Sr. Mr. Reed% mother, Whe le 813 yeara Mr. David � Piggins, with his bro., of age, was also present, • therdn-iaw, Roy. Stewort returned on 'While in tile vicinity of the rear of the. Monday evening to their hone in Wei- new kitchen erected recentle • by Mr. rand, after a pleasant visit with relatives ;Robert Annetreng, who was doing some In Dungannon. • excavating, Mr, ThOnlas Stothers, pest - Te first Snow of the season came en, master, picked up a coin, which had eve- teleeday, Oct 1,1th, following a heavy dently been berled in the ground for rain and Wind storm of the Preeielte many years. 'Upon scraping and clone night, when torrents of rain again tilled Mg it, it was fotind to be an old half - the ground, making it imPoseible for penny token of the Rank of ChM& Gan - farmers to eontinue their plowing and ada, bearing the date 1852, being thtle ether laU work. 80 years old. It was very little went, School vele esumed in all the schools the lettering and carving standing out of the distritit on Tuesday following very prominentlY, despite its long rest, holidays OA Thursday and Veldae, Or and, the words anti date were plainly the Teaeltera' Convention, and on Mon- discernable, It will no doubt be kept as fay for 'Thanksgiving Deey, Tetursday a luck penny, of Ode week will be a holiday on account The Dungannon branch of the Junior of Dungannon Pair. Institute had a full afternoon% Program Ali is in readiness for Dungannon fall wen it Met at the home of its secre- f air, which is being held on Wednesday tary, Miss Doris Smyth, °xi l'hursday. and Thursday; The fair this year is inc'rail-call was responded, to by • under the direction of game new. Men, Nature Quotation," and MittlY Outtable • as well as some wliti were formerly 'in- terested, and no pales have been spared to make it a success. One of the leading business Zen of Ooderich found hiniself in the dit,ch when file car tqrned turtle while going tlirough•orne heavy gravel and crushed gate from Dungannon, 'Junior Institute. stone On the • new road south of DMA- Reports of tonunitteee for the booth gannon toward Nile. trhe Oar was not. for Durtgalinon Pair, width Is to be heed muck damaged, beyond amyl:* the rev- iiete 12 end 13, were -received, and tur- ning board and. fenders ,Somewhat bent tieer plans discuseed for making it a sue- rortunately no one was injured.cos, An offer of assistance from the. thholida Mr. and MM. Bellamy, Mr. Fred Dimgannon 'Junior Farmers' Club was • ' . Atter much deliberation it e . amounts John 0y, Doyle, havine spent a week was proposed by OE Feagan, seconded by Pentland, Mrs Lililan Canipbell and received and gratefully accepted. A or mom in his cottage here, left Ler De- J. Pitblado and reeolved that '1% be • tionatien Was given or tile County chann. responses were heard In verse form. 'Communications were read from Geo. A. Putman and IVIiss Florence Sadie witn regard to WO Oonventiou to be held at Walkerton, October X0 and. 19, and Miss Doris Smyth Wals appointed as a dee- FIFTY YEARS MASONIC P. G. M. Tho Masonic Hall at Carlow last even- ing was the scene of a happy event when Wor. Bro. William Bailie, of Coderiell, was signally hollered by his brother Masons. Mr. Bailie Was presented with a 50 -year Joni, he having attained the half-centure Mark as Past Grand Master (24111)UP12Ca Mr. Alex. McKenzie spent Thanitseltre Mg witUt frleads in London, AIM MU= Brown, onkten, and her donalater, Miss Mantle, ere speneleg 4 few Gaye vntli filmes ha the village and neighoorheed. arigford Lawler, who ha e been • rata her denenter, We. Melatyres, ot Dangetalich, retiirned home tho fernier part of the Week. Mselt Of the elleseclics are having an- niveleary serviees at preeent, Ifeet Sete; bath tne Preebyterien congregetien itt the village will have theirs, The Rev. Mr. Priwitard, of 1Vionkton, will have charge, Service.% are in UM Meriting arid evening. • .4 large number .of the Masonic free ternity of the locality attended. tv special meeting of mattiand Loge, crodorioh, last friday evening, • Mr. and, Mrs. Paterson, 'of Toronto, visited Dr. Weliee the latter part ef laSt • Week.• Lest Saturday evening as Mr. John •Shoultz, of Colborne, was returning home from tie villege, he lutd the misfortune to be hit by an wino. Mr. Shouitz Viten • Meeting it got eOnfUeed and stepped in front of it instead Of stepping aside, and. ids leg WAS badly broken. The driver of the auto did his visit' to avoid the awt,. dent anil afterwards took Mr. Shoultz to Ooderieh hospital. • The farmers are busy at present pre. • paring for winter, hervestine the root erope and 'filing silos, • • The beginning of this week saw, the evaporator startieg. r Ivir. Chas, Robertson and. family spent ' Thanksgiving at Dr. 'Weir's. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Taylor spent Thanksgiving visiting friends m Detroit. Mr, Joilea, of caledonia, made a short visit to his house here the former part of Morning Star Lodge, Carlow. He Was .atrodueed. by aVor. Oro. 0, A. Robert. son, MYR., while the presentation. was Made on behalf of the grand master tor Ontario, by lit, Wore 13ro, W. H. Gregory LereGeet., of Stratford. Mr. 'Bailie fit- tingly' .rePlled in his traditienal happy arid optimistie manner,• or the*weelt. •• Last 'Tuesday Mr. und mrs. Harvey McGee, 'Pr, Weir and'his son' John, went to Londonto hear Sir Harry Lauder, mr, and Ms. Carr, Of Dresden, visit.' 'al the latter's father,. Mr, Ephraim Bali, •and other friends in the village the fore Auer part of the week, •. mr. .and Mrs. James ,33all, of chat- hara, who were visiting friends here re- ; . turned; home this' week. . • Mrs. CreWse, oe Galt, .visited he ids - ter, Mrs: Edgar Lawson this week • ,• Mr. and Mrs. John Medd spent Thartiogiving with' their' son Stephen, in Detrolt Mrs John wHuori Isnot linProvsing.. .At her advanced- age but. sliklit • hopes •-are 'entertained of her retevery. (Front another correspondent) Mr. and • Mrs. Howard Robertson and family, of Cioderich, spent Thanksgiving with -Misses-E. A and S: Blair; W. and Wire. Gormley Thomson, of London, spent the Week -end and holiday - with. relatives in this vicinity, •• • Mr, and. Mrs; Elwin Andersen and •family, of London, were the guests of his cousin, Mr., Win. Straughan,' for Thanks- giving' Day. ' • •. • Mr..and Mrs. Wm. aroos ,and Aar,- E, Choos metered to Zurich' on Tueeday to. .visit thelrsister, Mrs.„, Mr. Shaw, of Nile, had 'charge of sere vice at Knox United church last Sunday morning While Itev. Dr. Islortireore took the work at Nile. IVIiss Alice Sheppard, who Spent the week -end and holiday with her parents, • Mr. and Mrs. A. Sheppard,: of•the Base Line, returned. to • her work in Toronto' •en Monday evening,. • Mrs. Brown ,and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Vie B. Patterson and other friends in tide seption last week. Quite a miniber of the member e Of the Woreen's histitute 'went to Londesboro. teat . Thursday afternoon to meet With the ladies there and enjoyed a. good sup. per and social time together, Mr. Harry Sturdy, Misses Dorothy An - demon and Annie Strauglsan* returned early this week from' the Young .People's Convention, which was held at Chat. ham last Friday, Saturday' and Sunday: Be sure you keep the dateOct 19th le , open Mid. plan to be at inox 'United church, Auburn, on that evening fora real treat After the ladies have giVbn yea a foal supper .in the basement a. program will be rendered by' the "'Galt Bluebells:" They sing songsoldand. now 'One of their number is Mr, Ches. Ellet, the famous' chalk artist and elo- cutionist • Come and enjoy. all the good things provided. The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church held their monthly meeting on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs; p. Waiver with a good atteridanee present, the pre- sident, MrsC A,. nowSon, presiding over • the meeting. Miss Elkin gave a beauti- tui talk, "We shall never grove old." "Fhe other ;Prograifiewhich..consisted of read - 'hags. roles and duets Was' much enjoyed. •I3AYFIELD ,• • • Mr, 0 B. Chapeau, of London, spent Sundayi the village. • Mr, Sam Sterling is visiting ft:04de at London this' week. . Miss ecia Reid left for Detroit on Sat- . urday to visit friends, London; Mr. Aikenheact, wife and, fam- ily, London; Mr, zuzd Mrs, Cotton, Lon- don; Mrs. Lawson, eon and 'daughter, Strattord; Mr. and Mrs, Petere and' two •dalighters, Stratfotd; Mr. and, Mra. Ern- est efanness and family, London; Mr, and Mrs. Manning, Clinton, • Ur. and Mrs, Percy Weston spent Sun- • COLBORNE .COUNCIL day at Zurich visiting friends. . elre, (Dr.) LoWis, o Torontio, vieited • --e-e-• Dr. and Mrs, Woods over the holiday ' Colborne Township counclie met on , heOctober Ilth, all the members present. Mrei, John W; Woods visited his eister The Mhtlites a the previous meeting at Fergus last week, returning on Friday Were read and on motion by M. Tyndall, last. 'emended bY 11, McCreath, were erlopted Mrs. Buchan returned home on Sat- as read. Melee from a visit with friends in Tor. A letter was rend .from the„ C. P. R. onto. .; relating to the removing of cattle guards. gr. and Um -Chas. Berry, of Toronto, The coUriell decided, however, not to go spent the week -end with Mrs. Fields in on reeord in.this matter in any way. the Village. . The collector,. Mr. Wm. Watson, ap- Miss ittioy Fisher, of Kitchener, is vis-1peared before the council relative to Ring Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Edward over . taxes and the •b% interest on overdile VVANTED FRESH EGGS POULTRY Highest. Peleea Paid CODERIC0 EGG MARKET Kiss E4war4 Rotel 044 „I Phone, 514 Kingston St This is What We Offer It is saniCthingyars can accept to VOW* advent. _ age . Service and Reduced Prices air Usi for thli week • OCT. 14th to OCT. 21st 0 Val Li M It • a qt • 45c eeetiediunt • ....large. • *C.; • • 4149 1 - . Kruschen Salts : Vapex for head cole3.....98c 1Kentholatutu. ....25e•sand 50e, Vicks Yarpo Rub.. • Cold Tablet*, red box, a it (ros • it per 50e, $1.00 Olive 00 Hair Dressing, '4 ox• , for •04,41,444.1,1',2Se „ Camphorated 0H 2 or. for 250 McCoy's 'Cod Liver Tablets 55c Ceugh Drops—, Linseed Liquorice Chloro. dyne, Smith Bros., linden's •Shaving Cream—special ..25e $1.50 Therntogeise Medicated Wed. ding 60c ItettitieletPilk Caticara ... . 22e Ply Pads. Fly Coils, Fly Tax and Ply Swatter*. Developing, Printing Rave Christmas Csirdis *ode eieW 740114,11041414411.61040410044.6404141414101441irimowililir *,(100014.0 Sam • for •Ste 44600.1000100wwookiiikiw000si...***000.0.4**Noi SAL.. ..... Weil.. at the bielitsierts a. AILCAREPIIIRLL et, te DINLOP 2. St LAMM It it isFlOtit plonship priltes in, writing, which is to oe ounoited at the .Ruron county on vention early in November •• nuisqUerade Hallowe'en party was diseitesed and plans made for, the slime, It being decided to Invite the members ef 'the Junior Partnere" 'Club to join, with them tinon thet occasten, The fellowing. colemitteea. were appointed; eleeoreticie, Laurette, McClure, Core. Finnigan, Belle Swan and Nancy Cleft; lunch, 'Margaret UAW and Anna Iteette games, Doris Sxnyth EVelyie Culbert tind Margeret Outran; door keeper Doris Smyth (to be assisted by one appointed by. the Junior Partners' Club), • troit on Menday. • • charged from the _le% -to the 31st a . James <Jammu and family', of Tor- ;December, 1932; 2% during' the month onto, spent the 'week end witn mr. John cf Januaty, 193.3; 3% during February, Cameron in tlie.Village. . Miring Mart and 5 thereafter. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Welsch and Mr.' Mr. W. J. Allirt aiso appeared before Percy Biggart, of Toronto, iipent the, the tounell requesting certain laud be Weekend in the village. ; drained. Mr,Wn, lao•wever, upon the Mr , Hareld Brandon had the utisfore'requeet or the council, detlined to asstune tune to lose a" fine eow on Friday last,. any 'responsibility' th the matter and the It being ehoked with apples. (council felt that owing to undecided litie Mrs. Prentice, of Toronto, spent the gation in draining -matters, they eoUld holideys With her parents, Mr e and' Mrsnot undertake. any Work 'et this nature, Wee. Stineon, itz the village. (except at the speelfie written request and Mr. and Mrs: plaltas, of .Pickford, under the direet silpervieion of the ap- Mich., are visiting Mrs. Annie lionatt In .plicant, 'The folloWing accounts- were the Village at present ' I examined and passed for paymetit: After some community singing led by Mr' and Mrs. .1ns. Ferglison, of Lon- Road superintendent's 'Vollehere, $577.80; Claire Peritland mese" sena ;se% * v don, spent the week -end with his moth- F. Malwain, supplies, $8,15; .7, Adonis, sPiendld paper on the subject, "Bulbs for Sr, Mrs. Margaret Irergneori, herecutting weeds an Puraning Water. $8,50: Wintet-blooM„" 'dealing with tins inter- Mt and' Mrs. Gilbert Knight, of Tor- sheen killed by dogs --Ross Fisher, 424; eating work ft a concise and comprehen- onto, elated her parents, mr. and Mrs.; John Fowler, $35; Nelson MoClarty, In - sive manner, "'Attie VOIAraSieS worta Fred Geminharde for L'hanksgivirtg 3 speethig sheep damage, J. Fowler, $3; knowing and ebaervitetpe was the subject mrs. /Arson and two daughtere, of total 9556.31, . of a vorthwhIlc.. address by Margaret Saskatchewan, are visiting her parents, I There being no further business, the Durnin. At the close ef the Meeting gr. and Mrs. Chas. Parker, M the v11- meeting, on motion' by 0. Feagar and lunch was served, Claire pentlatat, lage R MeCre.atet, adjourned. . Evelyn Culbert, Mary Million and Alma Mr, and Mrs. Crane arid family, Mr, Nivins being tile hostesses. Ilaroid Weston And Mr Norman, TOM. . miss peota Dimnin. dietitian*whn h O Detroit, -spent -Thanksgiving here with LARLOW , been misting with fall fair and mho° - friends. . Remember the chicken supper and fair work in ManitoulinIsland,during Mr. and Mrs. Foof rd king and nes bazaar under the auspices the Ladies' the past silt weeksIVLizia Proctor, of Toronto; spent the week 'Aid of the Presbyterian church on Oct. , is new a guest in her homeconcession 5Asbneldend vvith Mr. and Mr& George King in eist vdth a good program of local and , , . the villa e dairies bleWltinney, Who accompanied Miss Alma lvfelfay, Miss Helen Currie Joseph Cranston, of Goderich, on a mo- tor trip to the Canadian West, has re- and Mr. J. McDonald, of 'Inrcelte; were turned to his home in Dungannon. the regular Monthly meeting of the Dungannon Junior Farmers' (nub, held in the parish hall on Thinsdair evertire:, Was it very interesting one. The presi. dent, Allan Med, oecupled the chair and following routine business and apnoea - Merit of committees, to *Mitt the Junior Inatitute nitZi the booth, at Dungannon fall fair next week, two very instructive addresses were &vett-Which were listen- ed to With ranch interest W. G. Mich- • ael, of the Donlitiloil Seed Branch of the IDePartneent ef Agricultere, learriston, adcirtinof • ed the club upon the subjeet "Growing seed grain, premtration of Seed arid sheaf fee' elthibition, and a general talk on this line of work." ri. Ross, for- mer prinelpol of • Dungannon • %Mlle •lSeh001 tar 17 Years, also gave an addeese in widen he stte.ssed the leertottance of not only good reading but also of study, for farm boys, ittld the proper 'me of • spare time during rainy weather, et., Which may be used to good advantage in making needed repairs about the barn, • new gate, Wheelbarrow& wagon mks or other neeesSary articles, U. 14 Atkin- • son, Assistant Agricultural Represents• tive of Clinton, made announcement of the examinations to be held in the par. • 141 hall on Wednesday, Oct. 12th, for • members of the no y e «rain Club and Girls' Reim!. Garden and tanning Club. William Stirling, Lake Road, Colborne, • has PlIrellased a carload of shtty eilves, • whieh Were hrelight front Western MO' • ad*, • guests of Mr. and Mrs. MOICay over the holiday. Mr, and Mrs. Finout anti fainily, of Flint, Mick., and Mr. and Mrs. Mhton, of London, spent the week.erid in their eOttages here. - Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Sparks, of London, and MIS% Barwick, of Cuba, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Erwin on Fri. day last in the village. • aft. and Mrs. Harold Xing, of Sarnia, and Mr, Len Smith, of DentIon, spent the holidlys with Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. Parker, in the village. • Mr. and Mrs. itarty %Wesley, of Niae Kara Palls, and Mr. and Mes, John Parker, of Torente, were guests' of Mr. James Wamaley liver the holiday. Miss Kirk, principal in our nubile eeliool, meat the holidays at her home at Oianworth, %figs Margaret Ferguson. aesistant at her hoine at Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Leitch, having ;Spent the summer earraing on the 4th tone• Godetich 'Townehip, • moved this week to their Men home la the village. Mr. and Nto. Fred Ireavile and Mr. Lurie Pow*, of Londolie and Mr. and Mrs. Koehler, of Zurich, aperit Sunday with the Mics Ethel and Prencet Peelle here. • Mr. Chas. Parker. Elt, Mrs. Len. Smith and Mr. Ernie Featherston arrived lieme Saturday night frein tWo Months' visit with friends In Dakota and Saskatchew. an. Mrs. ilowse,,of RidgeWaY. And Clifford Clark, et 11011111ton. visite4 their mother, Mrs. Lancelot Clark here, wheis ill at Drtsent, Mrs. PloWee reMained here to take titre Of her mether. • Mr. ittet Mrs. John etewart and Mr. Stewart, fir., of liataliton, and Mr and Mro. CUfford Poilork, of tonden, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock, in the vtlage. • idr. W. IL Robison, of London, has let the eoritract to John Centered and Bar' Old etitnon to build another cottage ibis fall on bid property ori Rowsil street. They hare started on the job. Mr. Jac R. field and Miss Mary Reid visited friends at Seers* en IftentlaY. Mr. and Mrs. Soun Cleave and Mr. and Mr& Paul Clewvisited friends. at Sad Axe, Mkh., the peat- week, entze. turned home on Monde!. The following summer reskients spent the week -end and Thanksgiving their cottage here: Dr. ?lock, wife. son and daughter. of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs, W. fl Mohnen, delight* Mazy and Son% Villiers and Jim of London: Mr. and Mrs, Chat. VAIL son arid • daughter. of London; Dr. Tillaum, wife abtl ' csiiMiiiiviimilaimiliiiiiiimuliiii601114******moiiiiimilinimiolm44* 1 1 MILLINERY . AttractiViS new styles in all the season's popular abodes. Reblocklus and teraodellux carefully sad trauma* done Gotha* Gold Stripe Hose •, tar fall —We Invite Your Patronage— C. A. & 5. licKINNON Plow* 1S$ The Sum* . . CARLOVVr STORE Ole summer daya ,wlatt etgui b� gone, Black elands are lit the sky; D's time to buy a Leather Coat To keep you warm and dry. FRANKLIN MeILWAIN PAI NTI NG and DECORATING Bargains on Wallpaper Sarni& BOAS to eboosee tram. let your house talked before • winter (lets in. • PRICES LOW T. H. CARRICK ViCtOtia Si. • Phone 157 Venus • Restaurant AND Ice Cream Parlor Candy Specials *MD CROCOLATItt 24e LADY -CAROdittS • Mandl rliCAN KISSES nit& CRUM CARA1411040e TGASTIM IAA MIN PC PC *le COCONUT' eiltliCAROONS.... Os the Squire, Geich • '• Wg$111.1:ELD 1Vilsses Mary and Bertha Rills are Tor- onto visitors this Week. • Mise Mae Vincent. of GOderich, spent Thanksgiving under the parental roof. Public school was closed last Thurs- day and Fridays, owing to the 'Feathers' Coustentiort. Mrs. •Geo. Annestay, of • Goderich, epent Sunday with het parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wal. (levier. • btr. Len Eversfield, of- Toronto' is epending a few day et at the home of 1/1r. and Mts. Fred J. Cook. Mr. and MM. Melbourne McDoWell • and fatuity were renewing old aqui*. tanees at Westfield on Sunday. Mo. 1 1.Loisley and family, Of Whig - ham, ;spent the weekend with the lady's parents, ear. and Mrs. J. 1t. • the Y. P. of WeStdeld expect to pre- sent their play, "Climbing Roses," at Porter% Rill on Monday, Get Mrs. Redmond, Miss Mace Red- mond and Mr. Raymond Redmond were Michigan visitors over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Henry bteArittie, Goderich, visited with the fernier% Mother, Mra. M. ateVittle, on feundee. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vineent and fame ily, ofBelgraVe, were guests at the liana Of Mr. *fel Mrs. It Vincent on Sunday. A number of the ladies of the West. field W, M. 8, Soeitty met with the Blyth Queen St. W. M. S. &tidy on 'ruesdsy of last week. Professor and 1%,to. Robertson, of Tor. onto, liesses Mary and Margaret 114i. ertton, ot Oodetich, visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. U. /Campbell. Anniversary services at 'Westfield tinned thatch were Iron attended last Sabbath, there being a capacity congre- gation both afternoon and evening. Rev. Mr. Watts. of Ooderich, delivered two stilendid addresses. The music for • the afternoon eerelee was rendered by a quartette from Whitechorth, riantely. Mears, Perrier. Culillisore, liettreft Matt Martin. Mr. Sleet Cullialore also reit. &red a solo which was very much en- joyed• ,At, the eVerting *emir* the thoir was melded by Me. Harvey Eisler, of Woodstock, as soloist, which Was Much appreciated. CAPITAL .THEATRE COPERICH PHoNE 47 SOUND SYSTEM Eleetrie ••••••••=0...., Now PlaYing William Powell and Kay Francis la *Tim GREAT JEWEL, 11 'MONDAY, TIJKSDAY and WEDNESDAY New film and new sound accessories bring the greatest of all musical comedies to the Capital screen for the first time. , “BROADWAY • MELODY" Vocal and instrumental harmonlea—superb dancing--funeeroMance— and glorious color. '• ANITA PAGE—CHARLES KING—BESSIE LOVE in three nights of grand entertainment with a matinee Wednesday at 3 o'Clock. TKURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Meet Waco McCauley. and Hornet O'Lavvrie, the grandest guys on the Rio Orsilide And the funniest screen team east of the wide open spaces. ! . • JOHNNY MACK BROWN • - IN 'The Vanishing Frontier' WITH • EVALYN KNAPP--ZASU. PITTS—RAYMOND HATTON a colorful panorama from the land of the hot heads. Cotning—Oct. 24th, 25th,, and 26th—leritain% outstanding screen hit—"SUNSHINE- SUSIE." - tees measly; Wednesday and Saturday at 3.00 p.m. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss Alice Sowerby, of Toronto, spent. Sunday and tile rionctay at tne home of aler rather, Mr. Win. Elowerby, bees Marguerite falconer, of Gode. den, spent dunday and the holiday at inc home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Falconer. • Miss Marion .Porter, of the Goderich Collegiete Institute, spent the holiday Week -end at the borne of ,her father, ete Richard otter. Mr, anci.Mrs. Gordon Orr and tamily spent Thaniqgiving Sunday at the home ot • the lady% parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grahanl. of Goderich, miss Helen Davidson, of London, spent the 'Thanksgiving week -end and holiday, at the home of her parents, Mr. and edrS. Robb. Davidson. Mr and Mrs. Chris. Johnston. and family visited on Sunday at the tome of their son-in-law and daughter, Mrand ivIrs. Albert Barker, of coderich. 'Fhankigiving visitor's at the home of Mr. and Mrs Victor Ross were Mr. and Mrs. 3, W, Shripson, of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. 'Geo. Ross, of Goderich. • Mr. and Mrs, Trgwartha, of Holmes- ville, visited at the horrie, of Mr.' and Mrs. Geo. McIlwain on Sunday and re- newed acquaintances at Union church. The regular meeting of the V. P. S. of Union church will be held on 'Friday evening at the home of Miss Nora Sow- erby, Miss Lena Colwell WU1 have charge. •' .AnniVersary services are being held in Union church on Sundasr, Nov. inet. Rev, 0. W. Butt, of Gorrie, a former pastor, *ill be the speztkee. There Will be Spe- cial music, Mr. and Mrs WM. Falconer and far:o- ily, of Stanley Township, °were Sunday visitors at the home of the forrier's brother, Mr. Geo. Falconer mid Mrs. Valtoner. • 12 Miss Ruth Evans was at Goderich on Thursday and Friday attending the Teachers" Convention and spent the week -end and holiday at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Evans, Cline While the Union Church is being new- ly decorated the service will be held in the Orange Hall, commencing next Sun- day, when Rev. 3„ W. Hedley, of Thames- ville, will etoulitct the service at 3 P.111. Sunday school at 2 p.m. • Rev. •A. Sinclair, of Hensall, chairman of the Huron Presbytery, occupied the pulpit of 'Onion 'church on Sunday and deliveted an interesting Thanksgiving address from the text, "And the house was filled with the Odor of the tent. ment," John 12:3. • • Whs. JUS. Ross returned home hum Getterich on Monday after aperiding see- eral weeks recuperating front her recent illness at the borne of, her on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George ......mairarom.••••••••••0••••••••=, GREATLY REDUCED Bedroom Suites at rediiced prieets, also many odd pieces at front 10 to 20% distount. • • Congoleum Rugs included in this lot. - • CoMl.r, EARLY AND • MAKE. ODR Cf(OICE 111 R.WIIE' BEER • Farnitare. beater and Panama Direetor ittanditon St. tioderich Ross, We are pleased to report 'that she is much improved in health. • The annual thankeffering meeting of the W. IVY. p. of Union church, which was to have been an open meeting for the congregation at the tome of Mrs. J. B. Orr, has been postponed until Wed. . nesday evening, Oct, 19th, on account of the W. 1VT. S. Conference behig held at Blyth on October 12th, (From another correspondent) The Young People plan to hold a Mal- lowe'en social on Hallowe'en night. More particulars later. • Mr.and Mrs. Bert Trewartha of Flolmesville, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. 3411wain, • Riverton Lodge, 1.0. L, 145, plan to hold their annual oister supper on the evening of Nov. 5th. More later. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Falconer and 'Vec- tor, er Clinton, spent Sunday at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Falconer. Mi. and Mrs. Rudolph Sieling, Mss Roxi Sieling and Mr. Emerson Rasme, of Ethel, spent Sunday at the home of • MI. and Mrs. John Sieling. The annual harvest home .service of Zion church, Taylor% Corner, will be held on Sunday evening, Oct 23.rd, Itt '7 O'clock. Hey. F. C. Elliott, of Ingersoll, former minister, will conduct the service. cheir from the Gotterich 13apt1sf church speelei music will be provided by it Male and Taylor's Corner. • The fir.et light beacon for aviators flying overseas has been installed at CM- eanhar, on the coast of Brazil.• DO IT NOW • and Be. Ready, for the colder weather. Ladies' and IVIen's coats •:cleaned and pressed to look like new at the French Dry Cleaning Works • GODMIGH • .I.H.VROOMAN •wESV STREET We can tale care of • your requirements in Furniture Stoves) and in fact anything for the home,. WE POSITIVELY SAVE YOU MONEY .P.PPM.40Mip Blackstones I Os the Broadway of Galeria 4mmionimoops. M.047AIN.RY New individual models for the weekLend • that are tremendously chic hese New hats show that the ittferftf in quality is not waning. They are excellent in work. n2anship, quality, and style, and offer the latest in fashion that the design. ers can bring to you consistent • with moderate prices. • NEW SCARPS MISS AL R. Mac VICAR KINGSTON STRUT