HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-29, Page 3THURSDAY!, DEC. 20th, 1932
GODEItIefi STAR
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County and District
SUMMARY
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FIRE DEEVIROYS DARN •
Shortly after tbe neap. hour on taitlay.
Da:amber 10tla a barn on the aeoPeetY
alion. in Mr. Thal Etlitat, eaten ot the rtver
" Exeter was completely destroyed by the.
NEW IWINISTF.Jlt AT REWEAVE
Rev. Mr. Aitken. of Teronto, who re.
,cently received a ealt to the f cur -pt
theme of the Presbyterian. eburelees of
Auburn, Belgrave, Beth and Smith
Hill, bee liceePted the rs'alno.
CELEBRATE GOILDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Ms, Jelne Bennett. ot Ssa-
forth, eelebratea their golden wedding at
the borne of-theer daughternleeresaa. Or-
Hableirk, Leopolt at., on Tues447,
tea. December 20th.
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CARS CRASH AT SEAVORIII
Thei ears Rrashed at the corner of
Ooderich and, Main etreetee Seefertle Ott
leteedeyet leat weele and One of thelu
tame out of the as los 44. feneter.
The accident was caused by one ot the
Vans eleiddiug through the stop street and
laitting the othe,r car, winch was travel-
ling Morin the bighway.
HIPPER' DEPOTTO CLOSE
The Cele. Re dept at ICippen will be
dosed Dec. 31et, 1032. This teatime hee
been One of the fainillar landraarks of
the community for nearly sixty years.
having been bat Shealy to the Old
Grated Truult arra first put through Hur-
on county.
,FOWL STOlegte AT WINGHAIK
DIED IN STEPHEN TOWNSHIP 1 Tineveg entered the bane of Mr. John
The death took peace ert seepbea Tp:Tervitt, west of Wingbam, recently,' and
ea eete11ee5t December eeea, o M. stole two dozen fine pullets witch were
David. Richard, in her 'Rah year. The under lock and key, Obickene were sto-
deceased hut 'been ailing for some tIme feene Teraitt ilia year. azalea
but had been confined to her be for on. farmers In the vieinity have been losing
ly about two weeks.their-fine fowl and with. farm, commodi-
!ties at ouch a lOw price, this Is n real
INCREASED TAX ARREARS loss.
The increased diftleulty in meeting the DEATH OF EXETER RESWENT
tea levies in eelteless Toe/while Bruce
County, this year, is eeadenced by the Thedea ftt took place early Cleristmas
fact that pp ta Deceraber 15th, accordipg morning at leer 'home in Kniter North of
to the anancial statement Jest Printed, °Alea Frederick tOreert. Tbe deceased,
awe was $840.033. ttorald taxes ft, formerly Katherine Smith, who was oVer
against $8161,85 last year. 17) year a age, had been In poor health
for two months, sae was predeceased by
her husban4 nearly time years ago ad
DR, F. J. R. VoRSTER. had, been a resident he the vicinttete•all
OSETHROAT her 'life. She is survived by two sons and
EYE, EAR, N,
Late House Surgeon New York Qrph loUrdaughters.
thabnic arid Aural HOSpital, assistant at DEATH op p. efaleteenale
refield's Hos ital and Golden
oo Eye is
Square Throat Hosidtal, London. Eng.
. 53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford.' Tele.'
phone 267. .
At Hotel Bedford, Gedericie, teem 7
o'clock ore the eeening of the third Mane
day of each month ulettl the eollowing
Tuestlity, at 1 p.m,
.F.NGINEEnING °
aele.OFBEL se CAREY.
,a,onsulting arid munictpal Enehmering
D:ainage-Land Surveying.
'masonic •Tetraple Bldg. Goderich, Ont,
' Phone, 23e
LEGAL ,CARDS
•
T_TAVS &
Barristers mid Solicitors.
. a Rays, )1LC., and R, O. HAYS, BA
Harniltoa street Gocieriel:t.
Telephone 88 I
'DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor
<Vita: NORTH ST. Phone 512.
Fruzlic DONNEI.J.,Y, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc, •
Phone 282. HAMILTON* ST e Goderieh.
F..14'. DARROW.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pubile, Etc.
Successor to J. L. Killoran,
Phone 07- Mace, The Square, Cloderich.
VitNEST lmrt
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria.
Telephone: 1i:teat 5301.
Toronto 2,
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
CHIROPRaCTOR A N D DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, GODFRICH.
BelliPped with electro -magnetic baths.
Electrobic electric treatment and chiro-
practic. chronic, eremite and nervous
diseases. Lady in attendance. Mice
hours; 2 to 3, and 7 to 9 p.m., excepting
etifonday and Thursday by .appointment.
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and
office, corner of South davit and Bra
tannia Road. Photo 341.
AUCIIONEERING
THOMAS ,GUNDRY & SON.
Live Stoek and General Auctioneers.
• Elgin Ave,, Goderiebe
SaleMade everywhere and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' Sale Notes diseounted,
Phone 119. •
Death came suddenly to William Pate
ricit Hallaban, of Blath, onPridaY, Deo,
' 16th. The late Mx. Ilallahien suffered a
stroke sonee time age, another following
being the immediata cause of death. He
was •born in 'Ibronto and was tzi his WV. -
..ninth. year. At the age of two years they
moved t� Wawanosb. arid la 1897 he was
; married to Elizabeth Ann Hayden. To
ethis union was born a lamily of eight:
alive sons, namely, Stine= P., on the
I hcmestQad; John T., Daniel IL, William'
J., Dennis ta, arei one. -daughter , Annte,
all at Immo; two daughters predeceased
hine some yeats ago.
I FUNERAL OF MRS. J. FORD
1 Tbe uneral of Annie 'Whittington,
wideva ef John Ford. who died in Lon-
; .
aon on Monday of last' week, after an
illness of several year, took place from
tae home of her sister, Mrs. S. Lawrence,
Prirteas etreet. The late mrs. Ford' was
a &lighter of one of the early settlers Of
Clinton, the Tate William Whittington,
and wee born in 1863 in a tionse which
•ocoupied tbee game lot as the one from
while elle Was buried, that hen, her alay at the bee* of her pal -tate. Mr. small
gielboal lime. In 1483 elle was united auto, nateenert
in marriage to John Ford, Whe died Dace eatelateen, who bas Igen sag.
NovemleCr. 1828. Fein ealle and one ing en the Sitneolite, lees anivea Leine
daughter survive: WitliaM, of Olevirain 'ta iniers1 the .winter at Ore bee* et Ms
Rey. Prea etnd Erneet, ef Detroit, seed parents, Mr. and MM. bt.Davideoei.
Elinalletle of Oehawa, A Itrether and a Next &allay the Sento will be held
deter ease eareive: George Whittingten ;es usuel 2 3 paa. Sem-
cf Sinn/age, aud Mrs. Laireertee. iley saint at pen. Tile peeter will tie A laaetiful eantstutes serveee Wee held
ebarge. Stint the now .YCa. dAt hY1iEraliariO 'Presbyterian ellen.% vil Sun.
STEPHEN TAXES 1VIOSTLY - atteedIng the eerviee. day. Bev. C. IL Merionald, using the
D2luesdou or un dePresaleut Stephen sio leeed at Vallee 5. S. No. 8 MI Words, "Ala Men/ inlet 441 Mese thiage
Townshipextendlnif to tite west from wireeeday /or the belleeye, vaien be and ponderea them in her need," es the
Exeter and includinee in its borders. tho Purils had a concert MA Cbristmaa tree baste of tab temierks, preached a eptendiel
prosperous Villege ef Crean -tell, still sets and wero treated to eaudy teed cranges sermon eleewing the (elates of parents. to
a Pace tsot volleetim that Mot mind- by their teeehor anee alms• tater ektiten, an a the dunce of the eitil-
cipaties will and 'llarel to follaw. Too OnnUall 411eletielasetree and tette deea in fultilling the 9:151103 aE their Par'
belt Untert01 Mahon, reports that vire gee, of Union. enemata Strada eelleol was eats, as Moo, the mcther =Yeses, Mal
a tax roll of 04,000, the latest reteelle heal on Thursday evening in the thumb, the best that was In laer to euide hbet
show only 44301 outstallaing. That la with a good attendance. Rev. F. 'W. In the ways Of fatilteelleneeta aluk tTaalls
f.aye less than eight per cent. releallts Cralit eteted as bairMan in a very aee responded by carneing met the deeires 01
tuelealel- Zn addition to this the farlitere eeptable manner. Tlut progreln openeci hie parents. Apprepriate EhristMee
of Stephen Townehlp sted the people Of with the elneing of "Joy t� the World," hymns v.tere einlie during the service, and
Credit= aro sending as large an kitten- followed by a ohOrils. "Tele Cliristutae a male quartette trolle Lucknow assleted
danee to the high echdol in Exeter as In Glory Song" by the thsit; reeltation br the choir In the service of Praise alad
the days of emel prices for their pro- Erie MAI/later; violin aeleetiou, Ttfr. as, rendered a elicelal Wernher as o. qUartette.
duets.
Oun4annon
NOTARY P11111.10, ETC. '
WM. BAILIE.
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good Companiee atapreserited.
?hone ,298. GdilerIch, Cent*
• 1/48111t1ittle.,E •
4.0.401.40*.J.,
McKILLOP MUTUAL n1RE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO-
PERTY MIMED.
Value of Property insured up to Jan -
nary, 1910, $3,648,075.00.
OFFICElak-alolen Bermewine, Presi-
dent, Broadintgert; Jas. Connolly, Vice-
•' President, Goderiele; D. D. McGregor,
Sea -Treat., Seaforth.
DIREcTORS-Jas. Silotadlee, Walton;
e Wm, Wrin, Conatabee; George Weld -
*ley, Solottle ; Robb. tante, Harloek ;
John Pepper, Breeefield; A. IlrOadfoot,
8eafeeth,
AGENTS -W. J. Yee, R. It, 3, Olititon;
Jas. Watt, B1t11 3. Hineblea,
ta-
iorth; John Murray, Stalartlee
• Polleyholders tan pay their assess -
=erne at Calvin 0utt's tore, Cloderiehl
The Royal Bank, Oleateet, or J. It
iteidte,
FIRE INSURANCE
Have it attended to by the
WEST WAWANOSU MUTUAL EIRE
INSURANCE CO.
Estsallelted 1878
Head Office: Iintsgannori, Ont.
I One. Hewitt, Hancardiae, President
SIAM. Daeldeeti, Dungannen, Viceeltreel-
drut; in adilittori to the Preeident and
'Me Prot, tent. the fotiOnitai ate Diteee
I tore: Wm. Watean, Mennen W. J.
I1atapt.31, &tarn; Wm. McQuillan,
Ltviknot; W. P. Reed, Hit. 3, Teaceneen
Miry L. Selketd, Pe:Jerkin *nett
Aekert. Ileeereed;41 GTIffbe, R. R. Na,
Le:eke:eV.
EMIT,Tam...AWN, flet.t.
raii0S• Sktraffititff,
•111,
INSURANCE
'The:L*400.
Assurance ompany
of
ESTABLISHED 1869
HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT.
:D.D. MOONEY
PHONE 250 •
North Street :Goderich, Ontario
JOHN PINDER 1
•PLUMBING, HEATING
SHEET 'METAL WORK
Phone 127 _P. co. B, 151
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WAWA AVE. a COLLEGE 57.
TORONTO
eints t'011 OLD
UOSPITAI, RECEIVES GIFT
Meraleers of tne See.forth 14uChM
Paid tribute to Lion It M. Jones,late
ellatreaele or the Lions Crippled Chil-
dren's Cominntee, On Sunday afternoon,
Dee. 18th, when an interesting presentee.
tion cereMony teak place in Scott Mem-
orial Honda Tile ceremony was ate
tended by members of the Lions CO,
memberof the Scott lalemeorial Hospi-
tal Hoard, the staff, and a few guest.
Leon President Mayor J. F. Daly, presid-
ed. Rev. Father Goetz offered prayerand
Lion Dr, F. J. Bechely presented the hos-
pital with a large cabinet containing a
conrplete selection of splints for the use
in the hoopital or by 'nearby doctots. W.
If, Golding, M.P., in acceptteg the gift
aglealf of the Hospital Board, assured
the Lions that the gift would- he meet
useful. Formerly, he said, it bad been
neceseare . to borrow leech equipment
from some city hospital, •
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wiNGHAM SANTA CLAUS FUND
.The , conununity Christmas tree and
Santa . Clients rand sponsarl by the
Winghant Chamber of Commerce, reach.'
ed .eke tidy stun of over $300, through
the gen.eroue .denatioas of the oaken&
and ,the different organizateens 'et the.
town. There was no home he Wingliam,
if at all known to those to charge of tbis
fund, that was not benefitted. The
Christmas tree and einecert for the kid-
dies was held in :the hall on Friday even-
ing, the crowd being so large 'that it
linpossible to aecommodate all. Dr. R'
C. Recimend presided over • the 'program,
which was much enfeyed. Solos • were
rendered by deo.' Smith, Robt. Spittalle
item. A. H. Wilford, -eacampanied by Kate'
King; .readings, Jean and, Joseplane Vara
Norznann Hawaiian. Trio composed° of
Mesers. Templerrie.n and the Clegbarn
Bros.ea piano trio by zelisset Marlon Mit••
chell, • June Bucbanan and Ten e Reid:'
;selections by Geo. Teryitt's group wita
the. =able organs, emaposed of Messrs
Fred. and Jack Templeman, Davidson,
Zulauffe Peeler and .Tervitt, accompanied
by Mrs. W. Manes. The Wingbarie
Citizens' Band, under the direction of
G. A. •$chatte, contributed, theie. share in
making the program a euecees. Mayo)
W. 11. 'Willis gave a brief . address an
Chrtstmaa .At this jutieture the jolly
cld man of the evening arrived, which
was reagreat delight to the kiddies: The
Natidnal Anthem was sung, after which
A L. Penile principal of the public
echo.ol, toolc charge of the crowd, fot the
distribution of the Christmas cheer to
the mit:testers. On Saturday the cont.
mittee In charge distributed to the needy
homes, D. basket, which ooritained every-
thing oe valite, so thatthere woUld be
no one without the .spirit et Christmas
In their home, •
4
�r i Wood's
Norway
Pin,
Syrup
PAGIlesporx
Coughed loin Thouglii7
His Head Would Burir.,
Mr. A. M. Lambert, Mount (lie_, writtai
"When out on ray trap line 1 got thoroughly chill ,ed''
caught mid, and would rough until 1 thought my head
would burst, and no matter what 1 did the cough would
Pot Id up.
1 sent for two bottles of Dr. Wood's' Norway pina
Syrup, and blare ,1 had finishid the first one my cough
was- relieved.'
Price 3Se. a bottle; large family sire CiSe; at all drug
. and general stores; put up only by The T.MUbuth Vo.,
tinuto, Toronto. Got
then the benediction beinjg pronounc-
ed, the officers for the coming year
wevo elected as foliates: Pres., Mrs,
John Menary; vice-pres., Aliso Susie
Kilpatrick; recording -sec., Mra. Bert
Treleaven, cox'. and press secretary;
Mrs. Sam. Sherwood, t rv a o ay. er;
Young, .."cconWurded mrs. rtoht. Dave In Dun, unUnited ehureb, the tan. Mrs. John Kilpatrick; striingers sec.
idson; malogue, "The Christmas f.40E0o" tata, ono (*mat DeliVerer.9 Was very Airs. Immo Gatiloy, V. P. Sec.; Mrs.
by MISS Nora Sowerbyes damn read- effectively Tendered, the morning oervice Mat. Shaeltelton; organist, Mrs. Wile
Ings, Mre. Phillip; weal sole, "L Won- being held Jointly with members of the fred Overman; assistant organist,
• Mary Barymod, encore, "Tick. eister congregation. of Crewe, whose reg. Wrn. McConnell
Tiede Mr. Clock;" reettetion, Jean Me- War eereice was withdrawn.
.Allister and Mary Harwood; dialogue by Mr. Jaime Devideon spent the week -
Maurice MoIlyeaha Brie McAllister, end and 0tifistentes with ht s eater; Mrs.
Mr. and Um 'Wilfred' Drennan
spent a day recently 'livitik-• Mr. and
Mil Jim Drenlian "•
Maurice Harwood and Orval Sieling; re* J. M. Maim axed Mr, Wilsoh, Elora. . Mr, and Mrs, Jack • Hunter and
citation, "Tae Mortified Mistake" Elva alr. and Mrs. Raymoint (4, Carter, Ter- fremilyt of Zion, visited Mr . John Alai -
Orr; mouth Organ seleetions, itauriee onto, were weekend and, Christmas loeb, and his sister Mies Agnes,. .re -
Harwood; pantomine, "Silent Night," guests with Mr. R. L. Reed and Mrend entb•
those taking part were; 404014 Everett 11,fr5, R, Davidson.
Mdlwain, Mane Esther MoIlwain; shell- Mr. Prank Savage, of Ridgeway. Is ell'
herds, Arnold Porter, aorne Porter, joying the Christmas seam% wale his pare
lArs. John Watt, of Lanes, visited
Miss Susie Kilpatrick, last ThueetlaY.
Our teacher, Miss O. Kilpatrick and
Harry Ibllllp, Everett Mallevain; angels. ents Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Savage,
Lena Colwell, Marion Colwell, Esther M -'Mrs, Jennie Lockhart, el 8101.1x Leek- tlalttee'elereIt
parents
sa- winallopto wem
frilep.bdaspaty ttitlr 'vhoot
Dwain, Nora SoweeleY, Elva Orresternice outis with her sister, Mrs, A. M. Strau- concert on. Thursday afternoon, DO.
Johnston, Dorothea 'Tichborno, Viola glean, Benmiller, for the •Cluatinas sea- 22nd. •
Tichborne, 4san McAllister, Betty 'Fuller, son, •
Maty Harwood. Mrs. ea 'Harwood was Alltue.Pentland and Benson- Pentland,
the reader and Mrs. Gordon' Orr soloist, of New Lisireard, are Christmas .visitors,
Min Marion Porter Playing' the worn- under the parental roof. • •
chastities spirit," was as follows; Mrs. guest with leer. and Mrs, Zoim Savage,
Miss Helen feartipbelle Stratford, is .4
.Paniment. 'A short dialogue, The True
Rionleye Mrs, G., Harwood; afra Mon- Mr. • and MM. David Glenn speed.
tague, Esther McIlwatn; tearte• the maid, ohrietmas with Mrs. Henry Fowler.
Nora Sowerby; Nora the car*, Marion ma and Mrs James K, McEacaern and
Porter; Dennis the gardener, Everett Me-• two children, . tendon, were Christmas
Ilwain; eeettdings. by Miss Marion Colwell guests With Mrs. Mrs lereEtteherres pare
eoncludeM• the 'program, after which. ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKenzie.
Santa, Claus arrived and distributed gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Roach, MSS Er-.
*and)" and nuts from the tree; to the dee ma Roaah, Mr. And Mrs 0 C. Treleaven
ligat af the children The. singing. of and dattehters' Wilma. and .1.,olseMr. and
"God save the xtnr brought the even- attae,„ Arthur ileach and daughtere, Br -
Ing to a close:. nice and Lorna, spent Christmas Day at
; the home of 191r, and Mte. Samuel Roach.
I3ENMILLER
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kerr and family
spent Christmas at Credition.
Miss Carr is holidaying at her
home in Port Carling.
Miss R. Cunningham is spending
the :holidays with her parents in Bel -
grave. '
Mrs. Vanstone, Sr., has been con-
fined t� • her bed with an attack of
neuritis. -
Mr. R, Phillips rind Miss W. HousV
ton called on friends in the village
on Monday.
Mr. Eric Gardner spent Chriatmas
at the 'home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S., B. Gardner. •
Mr. and Mrs.,,,Bowden, of Toronto,
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Gledhill and fandly.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Walter, of
Toronto, spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. E. a Walter.
The Christmas tree and entertain-
ment on Wednesday night was a de-
_citled success. The 'children all took
their parts well.
Brooliou Bros
GODESION
-Tun talAil1170--
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS
Atsu
AMBULANCE smnixon A Atit
nomts-NIMIT OE DAV
Plow, fligtt 217. by 120
1. it Wheeler
Funeral Direeter ana
Embalmer
Also Ambulance Service
Ooderieh Ontario
UL cAlls pto riptly attendca to
day or oight
Phones Store RS% nesse WOW.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
A Hwy New Year to all the readers
of The Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross and Mary, of
Hohriesvine, spent Christmas at the home
of Mts. Jas. Roes.
Messrs. D. leessanne, Ernest Jolliest=
and Geo. Elowerbe spent a couple of days
at Windsor last week.
Mies Ruth Enna is spending the
Chrigtmaa vacation at the home of her
parents, Dr. arid Mrs. Evans, Clinton.
Miss Helen Hell, of the London teach-
ing staff, Is spending the Christmas ve-
catIon at the home of her father, Mr. 0.
W. tell.
Mrs. Alcott and Ormand motored to
Brut:getsand spent Christmas Day at the
home of tan former's dauehter and sone
Welder, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt Sowerby and Bruce
and Betty, spent Oltristinaa on Saturday
at the home of the lady's parents, fdr.
and Mae Wm. Johritton, Ashfleld twp,
Mr. arid Mra. Break Orr and little eon,
Donald, of Tormao, are emending the
Christmas Vacation with relatives in the
t ommunity.
Mr, and liars. Albert Harker, Of Gode-
rieh, spent Christmas Day at the home
of the lady's parents, Mr. atur MM. elide
,Tohnoten.
Mies Marguerite Falconer, of Gode-
rith, spent Cbriettetie Day and the holt-
Rev. Dr. A, Ma,c1Vallan, Mrs, Niece/AI-
M/ sery Is Ended; Ian and little son are enloYing the
• ICbristmas season with reatives at Brant -
Weakness Gives ford, • '
Way to Strength
,Tor three years
I stiffered earnest
oonstantly w ith
stomach trouble. I
was AO nervous at
times could not
sleep over two
hours at night.
Often I had a sev-
. • ere ache all day
Along Unless x took
taxatives reaMarly I' would become ter-
ribly constipated: Sargou acted 'almost
like magic in my case, and I can now
eat anything I want without the least
distress. Sargon soft mass Pills regulate I dent of the Sunday school, presided w e
ett my bewels perfeetly. .1. now fee like the program Was in pregrese. Rev. C. IL
an entirely different person in every Nfeleonald adcitessed the gathering, em-
way,"-IvIrs. Gladys Prout, Toronto, 301 phasizing the importance of making the
Caledonia Read most of our opportunities in the Sabbath
VAIVIPBELL'S DRUG STORE. sehool and of church attendance. Santa
Claus then put in leis appearanee, muct
to the delight eft the claldren, arid gifts
from the Christmas tree were distribut-
ed. Following this, the ladies served a
spleadia lunch and. the gathering dis-
persed.
Robert, Here eel& a fine horse to Ar-
thur Currey, Godericle, who will use
for delival purpatee on Ins ebreed wagon
awed town. •
itobert Davideeri diriporad 4af one cf is
A WOWS% team horses to Mr. McClinthey,
from near Itlyth, and delivered it on
Thursday. HO.. also sold and delivered
another fine shorthorn bull to Joseph
tankwell, of Paramount,
Riehard KlIpetriek, broiter of Palmer
Kilpatrick, principal of Darigannon pub -
ie has been engaged as teacher
in the Sawa' at Sheppardtan to succeed
Miss Hammon. who has resigned His
duties are to commence at the opening
of serieol after the new year.
William Clark, 'Carlow, aniractilously
claimed injury when his truckloaded
with wheet, failing to clienb the long icy
steep hill at the 9 -mile river, west of
Dungannori, Waited forcibly down the
hill, struck the fence protecting the ape
preach to the bridge, toppled on its gide
and dropped down the ten -foot embank-
ment. ' Clark remained in the tab uotil
the truck tante to z statid-still. One
band was scratched and one fender of
the truck was bent. He walked to Dun-
gannon garage for ageistance in extricate
trig the machir.e.
Members of the congregation of Blake
'United ehurch gatheree in -large numbers
at the home of Ur. and. Mrs. Thomap
Andergon, of Ashfield, to do honer to
their daughter, Miss Elsie Andersen, PP -
on the occatioie of her approaching mar-
riage. The everana was very pleasantly
spent in games. Mies Anaerton, who.has.
been very popular in both church and
socIal circles, wa.s made the' recipleat of
a handsome mantle clods; aecompanied
by ati address of appreciation arid good
wishes, read by Rev. Campbell Tavener,
pastor of the Ashfield eireult. The pre-
sentation was made ',y Mrs. Hugh Men -
are, on behalf of the Sunday etheol. the
Y. P. S. arid the W. M. S. MSS Ander-
cm made a fitting reply..
Owing to continued rain throughout
the day on Friday, the annual Chrietraas
entertainment and christmas tine of
Deh
ungannon United urch Sunday
school, which was to be held on Friday
evening, waz pestrened until after
0Itriatraas, much to the disappointntent
of all concerned.
M. and Mrs. R. atwiggins, ,Brant-.
ford, are holidaying with relateves at
13lyth and Dungannon.
WW1 and Mrs, Eyerett Finnigan and •
daughter wee 'Clirietneas visitors 'with .
Mrs. Finnigitins parents; Mr. and Mrs.
T, G. Allen, Goderich..
Santa Claus made' leis ftrst appearanee
in Dungannon on Thureday witea, hz the
afternoon he visited the sehool where a
splendid ptograut was given by the pupils
and Cluistroas gifta were distributed to
alt In the •evexiina he was present it
the eanual Christmes tree of Erskiue
chureh Sunday school. In the early •
evening games were' enjoyed, ab.d after..
wards e varied program was given be the
boys and gitis. R.leavidgon, superinten-
COLBORNE
ReUo everebodal A Happy New Year.
Ur. Allan Dixon spent the week -end at
hiszaha.omne aatthPoTrhtilincaparlingss; or. Dstrot,
Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Harvey Ptah -
'miss° Dorine Webster is speeding the
Christmas vauation at her Immo at For -
dace.
alise ChrLetine Robertson, at Menem,
ald College, Guelph, is spending • the
Christmas vacation at her home leere,
Dar. Ed. Inwson had the enistextetne to
fall down the satire in tho barn last
Iri-
d.ay etanina end break a ria.
Mrs. Jno, Tiffin and daughter Vera, of
Godencla visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wen.
Mies Mary Redmond. 1,N.. 0114rition,
vialtirig laer uncle and aunt, Mr. Prank
and alizs Mary 'Young.
Mrs, WA. atrIlwala visaed with tor
of A
Dieter, Mro. Jas. Carter, uburn, on
Monday.
M. &neat Poreman has returned to
Pita, Mich., after visiting frIonds Jaen)
for rano thine.
Mre. Allan Wilson motored to Wood-
stock on Tuesday to visit her sister', Mrs. •
Foretrian, Who is 111.
Mr. Clayton Itolierteele, oY Qu9eW5
Volversity, Kingetopt 1 opending, bbs
Christmas holidays with his pareidl, Mr,
and grs. J. J. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Sonley, Mr. t3ttraue1.
Allin, of Goderich. and Dr. 000. sOusroY.
of Toronto, spent Christmas with M'r.
and Mrs. Alden Allin.
Mr. and Mas. Dove and daughter, of
Detroit; Capt. and Mrs, raster and sou
Retry. of Oodericki, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell.
• •
„ Life'sAferrietit Moment.
. airm-my husband, lust ran off
With another woman. Oh, 1 just
c -can't control myself! •
Madge -Yon musn't try, dearie.
You'll fee) better after a gootaireugh.
rerSlan llohn 18 it siteer delightito use.
Cools and relieves irritations caused by
weather conditions. Xmparts a" rare
charm ansI beauty to the coMplexion.
Eragrant and velvety aintaith. Never
leaves a' vestige of atieltirieseeotwiftly
abEorbedby ato: tissues and StiMulatee
the attire Perelan Salm Is the Peerless
toilerequisite. Every woman will ap-
preciate tho subtly distinctly° charm
at -thieved by thee ese of this magicel lo-
tion, •
natelicintergerectetexteintettneezeneecetel
We Wish
All Our Customers
A Happy
NEW =YEAR
FRANK 11. MARTIN
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THE
GODERICH
HEAT FOLKS
.WHAT t A LITTLE Buzuko
AMONG tramps ?
'7ou buy coal by the ton but you shovel
it into the furnace eacording to the
b a bad buy at any prize. Tinian you
Taeaf, you can get out of it. Poor coal
are sure your coal will meet the mop. Mrs, John Kilpatrick and SOU,
aeirea of a blizzard, you pay douTale n Keith visited her parents, Mr. and
milady acid niceorafort, Cali for the Afro. Wm. Robinson, last week.,
11e01 Polka and our care9 are over.
Let the wind Mar! Int theeenow drilbi
Itat tlee mateurn break thesbottom out
of the telereleMeter! Yon are tittle'
pretteteein toad condo&
0ALls
citswE
.(Tntended for last week)
Mrs. 13ert Treleaven is spending
a few days with her mother-in-law,
Afrs. Robt. Treleaven, of Dungannon
who has suffered a slight stroke,
Mrs. Wm. Crossez returned home
Tuesday, after spending a week with
her mother, Mrs. Wm. Campbell, of
Donnybrook.
Mids. Eileen Treleaven spent the
past week with her nunt, Mrs. Ewart
aylor, of LueTtnow.
The 10c -comber 1Kr. M. S. met .at the
horoo of Mira. Dtat. Shaeldetort, ozt
Thursday Afterrioon, Dee. 6tla. Tho
meeting openeil by ningiag a hyt-iln
and the Lord'a Ptayer wee repeated in
Aatten Mallaat read the
1111110Ta Dr' CoAL aeripturo lesson, then'Mrs. John Watt
"" -vat COT3PANY g!ivo a eplo. Rot. Mr. McMillan paten)
"
leeriepala of Chapter 6 in Study Book,
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