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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1933-02-16, Page 11041444/414.011$111~~4.4.0 The Merchant's Friend An advertiser's message in the Gode- rich Star reaches The reader on Thins, day, the day of publication, in plenty of tim for perusal and for week -end eisoppit .S4VENTY-woutp YEAH 00 tar - SUb*ellPtian; *A I* 7e*2 C*14.4* GODERICK, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY:, FEBRUARY 16tit 1933 Sam a year te IX S. Points, eNINNI~IPIPM11~04NNIVIPONINAINP4/44100~~4.4~".."10 1 Our 193a Calenciars ee Tio c ew eeter.aare. reepteadent Ea ley, Lave E•illiThicel 54•41, an avags4140 b pail-beestazaraeo eatreetibere ef The Star. `111CZe 13 ril ell&o of five. Oct 3-011T,3 riow vela) the rattee ee eernalete. , WALTER. NAtTiere leabbleher ()MY PLAYOFF DATES AK ANN Losses. in 1932 Were $70,946.09 West, Wawanosh IVIutual Nov, Hat 53OO „ Meeting u • • the 55th annual meetirig +of the West Wetwanosh Mutual Vire Ineuranee Co. was held at Dunegamon, tPridal" P.m. 0. Hewitt, the president oceupled the chair while the e,ecretarY, G. C. Treleaven, read the ntiatztee. Bert liflaash, one of the emitters,. gave suiriMary ot the finan- cial standing. 'rue net 44= in Or at .the Old Of 1932 were 5002. The amount • et insurance tarried la $1(4145,641. 'Petal amount of less tlaines paid in 1932 was S70,946.00. This aneetent eovered the • . lasses paid for .25 barns 'with contents, ' and twelve houses besidea a number of entseellaneous claims. Because the loss claims were unusually heaVy, the policy- holders were Urged to Use greater precau- tions in order to avoid lirea It was the general opinion of the policy -holders •present that the Insurance on, farm pro- perty slantid be reduced where necessary, •reneveing policies. The president vacated the chair for the second part of the meeting, which was in charge of the polleyboldera Mr. 1VecKay, lel.I,A., of SAILORS WIN 10th STRAIGHT VIEWED NEW -FORD 'Oederieh Dealer Preweat at Firet, Sheevlog WITH EXTRA TIME VICTORY' ThetelTiahrzigsnofirr41319L Ford UNCED FOR NEXT WEEK DISINHERITED SONS SEEK TO UPSET MOTHER'S WILL IV -8 teak plate at Louden yesterd.ay with ' GOOD NEWS FROM HYDR& Sailors Roquired Overtime tO teeesea*, A aaleateeer de eau sedan was Say $he Suffered FromDeiuidou 11.70.•••••••• about eighty dealera Preeent at the Fad Beat Clinton---Plapoif on exhIbition and the new festurea were When She Willed PAM Latest 18 Loeal Commission, Win Not Dates Arranged explained. The neW tar is letger by 12 to Mrs. Boyce • inches, is tooraier and lower. It leas a• Have to Fay $2400 SOL For New • new VaellaPed, Streitin-Ilned radiatOr and YorkeExeleange . " Godereela atr an a Li ;let C mado n MURNEY DECIDES ISSUE, has all the fnew Wrnaatbekem'Tohre JUDGERESERVES JUDGMENT We ex- TTTT may not be required, to pay $2,4110, our Pensive ears soul tills year is a, new smto- expected that new eara Will he available share af New yark exeuange provin, Veteran Circle* Net- tchell Mobile threuglealt. Mr, Jack Wood Vas Children Swear Mother Held Fades in the Third pelmet at the formal eXhibition. It c ti with dal bond,s, with which the local corn- tamers* nos mission watt 'billed some Months ago and Period next week. ,There are Ieurteele body de- • Dead People which it has steadfastly refused to pay, At a eir tenth • signs. Tie ptiee is the 'SOW* last year. MORE WATER,IS USED Pccoo Leave Tare liatunins Daring Cold Spell -Man Services he Town Fil XAZe Cloderieb. phltnbers Mall hareest daring laet weekte cold epthl, many water Reale= being frozen, Malay houeehtilders left their tape running Wed. teestiaY, Thtersday, Friday and Saturday nights and as a result much more 'Water Was Inimped tiee nandeipal station, =- vont show. Normal •aottsumption is ,recent meeting ut nig Cintati° Mimi" 'The Sailors chalked to th tient Electrio Apsocisieiten it was agreed Argument by the defence cotereeel, 550000 gal -1°48 dallr' PPIWUtItY Ht11' that the Prolanthel Conlinission pey 46 Weight victory at the West street via BADMINTON TOURNAMENT pudiey uoitues, that the aged totewnstasthirbtp: tohnC)tht°04401ti!ut,MoP/e040,010 Vitt, gaT11113rievaenr! per' cent. and local coMmissions 54, Per last night, (ideating their ancleat rivals,• M Ann 'Stepheneon, Stanley Cent. Since then iretimation has been Misses E. Cooper' soil ar. "mama, and I's' age tOr Julia the hattest mouth last year. Clinton, 2-1, in an extra period, It was given varlaus loca.1 cotrunissions that the mot•her of• t•en, ha• diabOred Under a delu- was a• bout 000 • Provincial bodY 'will pay the entire the third overtime game these teams lie Nairn Itrat O'agraeont ' g 011018, •• eion during the last ten, years of her life amount, from its Surplus. L. L. Knox, halm played this Fear and, Goderich has WletneeS to this effect, but that he would not be regulation sixty minutes. These teams nament on SaturdaY, reb. nth, with bah and that the delusion. was in °entente secretary, states lie leas no Oficial notiee won. all three, .besidea a fourth 'in the Goderich Badminton held a tour. that het :children ere illetreataig bet, einpriserl if it were true., wilt now meet in the Plaaa;off lor group honer% best •two out of three games. RELIEF SHOWER A SUCCESS vie itrot will be played at:Cioderich on Monday night February 20, 'and, the sec - Badminton PlaYera Are most Generous ond at Clinton cs:t the following Wed- • eefamokes" For• Unemployed •• Among the Articles • 'Me Welfare Board held its regular weekly meetin• g on lvfonday night when •Bruce Courity, was elected as elneireteara two applications ler relief were vonsider- The Jbusiness of the Company was freely discussed, after which the election of • three directors took place. Oharles Heti- itt, 'Pim Griffin and Robert Davidson were • the three directors to retire at this meet- ing. Each of them weee nominated for re-election. As there leas opposition itt • each ease, an eleetion was, necessary and • A, Er. Pentland, Thomas Websar, ok. McKenzie ana Bert Marsh were appoint- ed as scrutineers. 'Charles Hewitt, Kin- • cardine, was opPosed by Dan May reipler, Tint Griffin of Ashfield by Frank Johnston, also of Ashfield, and Robert DaVidsori ,by John A. Johnston, Ashfield. • Dan lVfoltay, Tim Grift3n and Robert •Davichon Were elected. Donald McLean, Ashfield, and Bert Marsh, Auburn, were re-elected as auditors and the meeting • dispersed. A short meeting of the direc- tors %Its held alien Robert Davidson was elected president, and Ernest Ackert as vice-president. Tile other directors .at the company arm •Tim Griffin, W. P. Reid, Witham William. J. Thormson, Harry L. Salleeldatraest Ack- ert, and actillaia tea Watson: The ire. tarY 0. a Treleaven, aad the tree,- • surer, Thomas Strethers. REAL lESTATIS AND INSUR.ANCE HE ARivISTRONG nEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY, For Quick Sale --e00 acre farm, 'eery • cheap, easy to pay for, good Soil, ao hills, gullles cr waste land, very few stones, About -125 acre •now under cultivation more ready in line 'condition, mostly seed. ea down. Over „50 acres timbered enougb to soon pay for entire farm •if properly aandled. Geod bank barn, line stabling, cement floors, story 8 -roomed house In fine tondltion. Excellent water at house and barn. ()tabard; well located, close • to sehool, large village, Good neighborhood, handy markets and about 12 miles from' Ooderich, Price only• $22 per acre, small down payment accepted. Immediate possession. If you want a good very cheap farm do not miss this chance, Als3 other farms, and a number of houses, very low irt price and easy terms for payment, better than renting. Ask about them. • •• Residence and office next door, west, to sun Life Ofdte, 'West street, Gederich. If interested write to .• • J. W. ARMSTRONO, P.O. Box 80• / Goderieh, Ont. '.4Y1 • Reit Estate and logirance Properties sold, rented dna Tents colleeted. Fire, • atitomobile, burg- lary, . accident and Sickness inur- ance. •1300k -keeping and Auditing.. F. WOOLLCOMBM.1 • litAlgtrarnNe :sorstutoT • PRoNa 206 . ed and passed on. • Tins brings the num- ber of families in ,Goderich on relief or partial to tifty-three. The Beard passed a vote ef thanks to the Badminton Club, whiele held a "relief shower" last Satur- day afternoon, to which there was a a splendid. xespertse. A check-up by the Welfare Board shows the following con- tributions to have been received: One piece of fresh- meat, two 7.-11a. packages of lima one package breakfaet food, one peck of potatoes, nine bars ol soaP, one jar preserves, three packages • of sager, three packages of tea, three packages of macerate one paper. bag' of beans four - tech tans of poile and beans, one can, tomato juke, fifteete vans 'of tomato some, four small cane Of sallnon, one can of Pea Sputa three •packages of cigarettes, two packages et tabaece. six cans of sardiae,s, one bundle of sweaters. AU retorter of soOirS, etockbags and un- derwear are Oaeetiede also men's and boys' clothing. Ida= all parcels should be left at the Towle Hall insteadof the Pub- LliereaT. • Cash donations received since t14 last tdal of $1354.51 was aeknowlecigedi are: A friend $2,00; Rebekales $20.00, War- rener's Bakery, 100 bread, tickets, value $5.00. •• ME O. Fe CAREY CO. •FIRE, ACCIDENT and MOTOR CAR STV14 ornec-MAtONIc MANI, West d3t, AdeltuitCu Phone 230 NELSON HILL, Maeager NOtaCE TO CICEDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. • Nattce is hereby given to all pereons having any claims againet the estate of Anna Bradley, late of the Town of Gode- rich in• the Comity eif Herron, Widow, Ito died on -or- about -the Ith -day of February, 1933, to send same duly proven to the undersigned on or before the 4th •day of March, 1933, as on and after that • date the Executrix of the said estate will proceed • to make distribution of the assets, having regard only to the claims •she then has notice of. • DATED AT GODERTCH this 15th day of February, 1933, HAYS & HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executrix therein named, W. CRAIGIE . Insurance and Real fstat DOMMION, PROVINCIAL. MUNICIPAL BONDS. ,WANTED WANTED, ---A dreeser, preferably With v v large mirror. Write Box 14, STAR. nesday. If a third game is necessary' it will be played at Goderiele on Friday, Misses Catbetine Ilaya and Beatrice Hun - February 24th. It seems ridiculous that ter won from Misses OW= ateynolds and a teen.; having won ten of its eleven Janet Martha 15-2. Misses Phyllis Gras - group games, should be required to play sick and Jima /Tamale= Von from lVfleees off with the seethed. team to enter the Grace Watson and Anne Wartele, 18-17. play-offs, but that aeis the arrangement .2nd Rounde-Misses Evelyn 'Cooper and made at the start of the season. C11 Margaret Watson 'won from Misses Cath - ton erlaY yet win the group, . Funnier erine Hays mad BeatrIce.Hunter, 15-2, things have happened en hockey. Misees Grassiek and Josie 'Satin - Last night' witla the scare one -all, after dors bye. the teams changed .ends concluding a MEd -misses E. Cooper and M. Wet. ilve-minute overthne peribd, eButch" 1Vlurney grabbed the puck, skated. down the left boards, tircled the Clinton net and poked the puck past Twyford for the winning counter. It was. a. thee -ef- fort. Prom then on the Sailors resorted to "sucker Creek" tactics shooting the pee& -down the ice fel kill"tirae. There was little tO choose between the teams on the night's play. If anything Clinton showed the best passing' gain% stile Goderich was best individually'. The Sailors still, show eatendency to let Th puck carrier hoe his own row. • Time she disinherited bee children and ladiesand rathes tionbles, resulting s When a left her all to her sister-in-law, Mrs, • talon: erne, Bennett Boyoe, of Goderiell, With When* lamtnisesses""4_xree: •cooper • and t :hetullevetoiusifoorbelotnao- twoto months, was rimin heard st rouhd_ Margaret Watson won trom Mrs. Gladye atert • Beacom and Miss Jade Saunders, 15-3 SCourrsteolgloeeseQrevu4Monday. jt lag edea°4gra entw,weon s John Thorne And James Stephenson, A're seeking to upset their mother's will, made Miring a visit to Goderich in 1025 when the testatrix was in her 87th year. She died in June, 1932, at the age of 92, The case had been adjourned from February lst. The sons alleged undue influence had been used, also that their mother lacked testamentatory capacity. " 'Bright and Capable" sort won from, Mieses PindlisePras,thek Evidence was given 011 the first day of and J. Saunders, 15-11. , the hewing that Mrs Boyce, the sole . benefithary, had accompanleel the late mews peabies est Round -D. R. Nairn Altd. E. C. Bea,. igra Stephen -an to the ollice of Rays de cam won from R. J. Osborne and P. P. Hays solicitors on the day on which the oarey,15 4 a Baker and 0. It..wattei n was made and Mrs. Stephenson had her ten children and. Willed, the won from 0. Ta walker And E. F. ilfty-acre homestead on which they were 18-15born to a stranger -in-law, There WAS Finals -D, R. Nairn and 4, C. Beacom and C. NAM had taken any part in the actual making no evidence, however, that the beneficiary won from M. eealeer 15-7. • The Club held a benefit for the Oen- of the will. R. C. Hays, jr., who executed the doe - WANTED. -Dressmaking and sewing. Miss Lacer, Cambridge Ste has re- sumed her work at dressmaking and plain sewing. Telephone 72, FOR SALE OR To RENT TIOUSE TO RENT. -If you art think, ing or moving fo a warmer, more central 'house with garage and garden, seeelef. W. HOWELL. VCR RENT. -Pour -roomed flat with •-5- tonveniencos, •Apply at IvIASSEE- tassotiq SHOP, Kingston St. a•MO• VCR SALE, -Modern lirick house on -a. Britannia IW, • PRANK H. MARTIN. tral Relief. Committee and collected a and again last night it lane a case of geed tureoent of foodstuffs and. clothing. every man for himself and, of ceurse, 'Afternoon tea was served by the ladies this sort ed attack will stover get them A aourat-relein tournament will be held anywhere outside their own groupthis coming Saturday, '- Maw= scored the first goal for Olin- -,- ton atidit was, not until well on in the A Val6ntin'e ay seeond period. that Alltson evened the , _ count. There was no scoring in the third, Theie came Murney's deciding goal in the overtime to decide the issue. Ten penalties were handed eat, six to Clinton and four to Goderich: /gurney, Wark, Allison, McKay, Kennedy (2), Gible (2), Elltiott, leeavean. The teams• : Clinton -Goal, Twyford; defence,Ken- nedy and Elliott; *centre, Rath; wings, McEivan 'and Gibb; subs, Pickett, Glid- don, Nedcliger, Campbell. Goderich-Goal, Doak; defence, Wink and Stoddart; centre, McKay; wings, Mt - Donald and E. Robinson; subs, Carpen- ter, W. riebhison, Murney, Allison, Referee -Norfolk, Stratford. ' Ument, sveore.. that the aged. lady was bright and capable- and that elte. had asked her .why she 'wished to disinherit her thildren. She replied that they had her. Mrs Montgomery (nee Vaola Allen) etenegrapher in the. law of-. flea ut elie time, gave similar testimony. Two weeke after the will.was drawn Mrs, Golden' Airedding Montgomery, had oetaston to visit Mrs. • •Stephenson at Mrs. Boyce's home, Mrs. -- Stephenson had said to her: "You are . . Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson the girl Who drew xey winMrsBoyce has been good to nip and she has been well taken care of, tot I leave left her eierything." Evidence also was given by two doctors that the late Ma. Stephen- son had for ten years or more suffered frein Senile dementia. •- • Receive at Saltford Heights The pretty Mole • of Mr. and Mrs, James Bisset, Saltford Heights, was the neecea for many ileitors. on Tuesday af- ternoon and evening, when, they received in honor of the golden weddineof the tatter's parents, Mr. and airer. WUhiain Sanderson, whose marriage, was seam - razed fifty years Aga in, Pickering, Dr. Clark Retires Front Fair Board He Was Seerataret For 25 Years '1.. Howard Robertson Sueeeedi Hin-i At Meeting oa the direetore of Getle- rich Industrial mad Agricultural' Seelety held Tuesday atterneon, J. Howard Hobe ertson, was appointett ecceetary-treasurer, eucceeding Dr. W. E. Clark. who leas beld the oftlee for teveaty.lbre years. A Vote thanUS to the retiring secretary wati unanimously passed and he wee neade au hortetrary president of the Society. Dr, Clark eeporteel that the receipts of the last dance. hoiden February 10th in Oddfelleava' Hall, were 546.40 and the ex. • peneee 340.47, leaving a balance 0 35.93. • It was resolved that elle executive of estate settled. the Societymeet On the tiret Tueetley of eateb. month at 3 pan. Bath eommittee ber Was best to get the up, but we coUldn't get her to, under - is to be requIred revIsie Its department stand. alotilina Was 40110," mad witneae, •of the prize list and =Port to the central execUtale. • 'Under crSoosne-01)xtetWittotr Orkharles Ste- The secretary was instructed to Iceer, piteneon told Mr. Dannelly that his hr0- register at all members. • W. U. Robert- . ther, TiecinueS John, the bachelor with son brought up the emotion, of limiting • whom the mother lived, did the house- indoor exhibits to tounty ettliibitora. The work and ceoteing. eAnd you theught that was a sultable ing matter wil1 be taken up at tile next meet - Place tor' YOtn mother?" ask,ed. vounei1 esident' William Oren gave a report A.-"1 dott't know1 think it WAS It of the deliberations of the 33rd amend might have been better 1! she had a little (Continued oil page 5) more care?" 0.-aYou bad diffieuity remembering --- how many brothers and sisters you bave? CA Eell tS ere is thee dead and got twisted ' orrzinV . AND BUSINESS BRIEFS Witness edmitteti that he received 844 from his mother% bank account:at Varna lese Leenolcis to prevent that disturb - without his mother's knowledge. It was lug couah when. you are la Imbue.• Leeded for his mother, he said.. • !.-"td. she realize site was giyiag someone power to draw her money?" A -"she appeared. to • ' • Q. --Did John Thomas have serlotti- aiffereeces with his mother?" 'When mOthar had evens he would leave tar alone, sonic timee for days at a Una.' rhe witness denied that there was an trouble O'rer liquor He eaki his mother would become huffed and annoyea tenti nobody knew whet it eVes all abeut. Very often his wite went to bed sobaing. 'The more you did for mother the less she thought was being done, for her," he said. No'ghbors Give Evidence Orville McClinthey, a neighbor, was a frequent visitor to the Stephenson home- stead. He said Mrs Stephensen would not talk very much. • He had noticed that on the night her htisband died Mrs. Ste- •phenson had gone to bed and had refused to get up until trimming. • "If you asked her a question she might answer you eiviity arid she might not," witness said, Milton Polleck, another neighbor, gave .•• Jcint Saving e /temente ' Monday morning Charles Stephenson,. a. son, told of taking his mother to the bank at Varna after prevailing Upon her to put her savings, 'between $600 and $/00, into a joint accountewieh his (Char - EASY FOR PURPLE GANG The house was beautifully decorated lie's) wife. This was • done, he said, so with •spring flowers, lovely,. 'bawls and that his mother's business could be more After taking it on the chin twice from easkets of yellow roses arta daffodils eally- transaeted. The aged lady also the Collegiate Institute the Purple Gang t being placed attractively in the living had a 8400 savings account in Zurich came back with a vengeance at West roczn, halls and dining room. The tea and this as put into a joint account with James Stephenson's wife. '1'1ie wit - flees said he had tome across a bank book of his tnother's the her dresser, showing that she had $400 in a bank in. Goderieh. -He prevailed upon her to transfer this to her Varna account. street rink Monday night, walloping the students 18-2. The game was a complete table, covered with an exquisite lace cloth, was centred with a powl od yellow rout, the Purtele Gang scoring six in the roses; four tall golden tape= and silver first period, seven in the second and flea ;being mattily arranged. e. in the third. Hasirvey Scrimgeour scored I MraniviesSanderson received in • Peie eiVarnoele x. •Ji•m tsheardown • etie and were th cipie ts •.ny g room gifts and flovv:rsrn .Itepre- two, Clayton Nivins two and Arnold Doak . sexdatives of the WIVI.S. and Ladies' Aid two, Pat liege and Bill Barrow scored of Knox church came in a body in honor for the Collegians, The game uncovered of the event Mrs, D. J. Lane expressed plenty of good junior material a,nd it to Mrs. Sanderson, the appreciation of looks like a junior 0. IL A. teen% for the W. M. Sain the loyal, self-sacrificing Goderich next year. eCooey" McDougall refereed. Teams: Purple Clang -Goal, lelero; defence, Sheardown and Nietins; centre Doak ; , wings, Scrimgeour and Warnock. G. C. L-eGod, Maley; defence, John- ston and Taylor; tentre, Pat • Page; wings, Art Doak and Barrow. • CiODERICII -4, mucniri, fi tlrARM FOR SALE:ea-Forty acres, more • rn what is described by loeal fanr, who or les% the property of the late were present as the fasted game of the H. W, O. NOM, situated at the end of hileum the Sailors defeated the Mittheli south street on te southern boundary if the toenia of good clay loam, large sextette on its own ice Monday night by llama and barn, drive shed; workshop; e; score of 64. The Score is not indica- hen-house; artesian Well (135 feet), the very best Of water; good fruit trees. Idea/ location, olose to schools and churellea. l'or further particulars apply on the preretines, or to PERCY or WILL aTATTEL C. H. HUMBER JEWELLER • THE SMALL STORE sirrin int MG tart;die • Talked With Dead People • "Mother wasn't very good physically or mentally," the soh. testified. "She meld- n't walk very far and used a cane. I cetvice given by her in the 'work. Fol- lowing the address, Mre. R. J. Walter, ori often noticed she would forget what had behalf of the Society presented the•bride happetied the day before. If you asIced of fifty years with a Life membership her a question she would answer tome - Certificate, and on behalf of the Exeou- thine different. She would take offenee tive with a gold life membership pin, very easily. I have heard her talking Mrs. Garvin Young, the behalf of the with people • who have been dead for CANIPEt41,1,,S DRUO STORE. dhe at Ocorge's church Woman's Guild will hold their annual high tea and sale of work ire the parish hall on February 28th, ' The regular meeting of the SaltfOrd Hospital Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs M. Jewell on ThursdaY, Feb. 23rd, at 2.30 pari. ' Salvation Army, Friday, Viet,. 24th: A young people's demonstration- vatted Program, recitations, monologues, • con- certina • Raps, and the "lady • whistler," and what not. • Admission 10 cents. 'WilY lose your rest by coughing at night when tymolds will stop that tickling. CAMP13ELL'S DRUG STORE. • 1 The Ahmeek Chapter, 1. G O. a. will 'hold their annual meetina lie the bray ,on Monday. afternoon, February 20 h, at 4 • pan. Every member is urged to be present, as important bueiness • will be disemsed. •t° Euchre, 500 and dance of the Catholic Women's. League in Masonic Hall, Oodee teen op. the evening of Tuesday, leeb, 21st. Tony Parr's orchestra, good lunch similar evidence, stating that, Mrs. Ste- and prizes, ,Admission 35 opts. • Every- phenson's eons had ahem treated her body welethne, well, but that site was hard to get along • numoRovs eleme with. 'rile testimony of Thomas Reid, The Christian Service Group of .Vic- Jatob Siegel, Lorne Armstrong and Mrs 'torte street United ellut•eh will present Orville MoOlinchey was much the same. mrs. mrolinahay told Mr,. Bays tae, the platy, ellign 'Brown Breach of Preen- "' Ise," a court scene with a cast of colored two years before her death Mrs Steph- distracters, in the church schoolroom otg .eneon had told her that .her son Tom Thursday evenimeloebruary 23rd, at 8.00 was good to her. "Tont asked me to Something new, laughable, and At: tome to court and say he was good to the right pelee, Don't COMA unless yea his mother, but that if I believed he was want to enjoy a hearty laueh. Tieketa not good to her, to say so," said witness z0 cents, children 10 tarts. emphatically under cross-examination. WM Boyce in Goderith, described Mrs this means ' Mrs. Stokes, who lives next door to M. D. Sprooluleaxnpdrel= CARD OF THANKS • A Fine Old Lady • • Stephenson as "jeet it fine old lady," in thanks for the many kindnesses e1 gilytri*!sirit Sincerettak° .. eommand of her faculties and normal, he time of illness and bereavement- Mid MIS Stolm said she vietted at the Boyce fur the many beautiful floral tributes home almoit every day during Mrs. Ste- and for coriveyaneee at the time of fun- phenson'a stay there. eral. Judge •Costello -"What • kind of a woman was she?" . Witness -"Very bright and nice .to tall( to. She.helpecl about the house and did a great deal of knitting. I only saw her annoyea once. She felt badly because Ladies' Aid,. read an address arid pre- years as Illotigh they were there She her son had not come when site meter eented Mr. and Mrs, Sandefson with it held itnaginary• talks with her father and him.,, g . • her sister, ea nearly years. . The argument of counsel lasted ,ttS'S Mane • friends called during the after- hours. Beth that of Mr Dennelly and Reginald!b .1 ' h Bell son of Mr. and' non and evening. from Mitchell, WW1, set places at the' table for them, saying . Mrs, Ho err Jel.) Ilete(if Sederielt, ait the, London, Goderich and the surroundina that her father was at the barn. doing Mr. Holmes acre able efforts. that of Mr,. Manse. .Cloderich. by Rev. D. .1. ant, country; to offer their congratulationS to th, chores and wouli. soon be in. This noimt..,,, particularly to, court habitues n. A. was in 1926. ' • eteting lie had never 'bz en heard in bet- DIEH • . , ter form. Mr. Donnelly argued that the MOREA.-At Goderich. on Wedneeday. Left Home Suddenly February latit, 1933. Mary Elizabeth Me - MARRIED ° Toronte.• on Jan. 28111. 1033. et Wychwood .0hurch • of Christ. lorede Biggs, daughter of Mrs. Lillian •Biggs; of Toronto, to MelViii a otnita. son or ivirs. Abe Smith, Goderich. • nEti,-mAsttnta...-.... On Wednesday, rebruatie liith, 1933, tephrt Mary Orate . Maskell, daughter of Mr. and alas. Ed- ward Masted!, of Colborne township, te the happy couple, who thrthighout their lives have endeared themselyee to a host of friend.% tive of the play. But for the stellar work telr. and Mrs Sanderson were married in Pickering on St •Valenthee's Day, 1883, his mother left the home of her bachelor of Doak, in the Gederieh goal, it would After their marriage, they reekled on o, eon, John Thomas, with whom the resid- have been much' eloser, some go so far farm in Nowak, lived for tovert years in I ed, and came to etay with Mrs. Boyce in s to say that but $or Doak 'Mitchell Harrietofe arid moved to Goderich in 1 Godericli. She left, during her son's ale - would have tvon. Ile had one of his 1907, where they have eince resided. I eenee and did nottell him. After spend - very good nights, time and again beating Five children have bleceed the uniona hia tWo neonate with Mrs. Boyce she re - p15 teetimenv was net that of eg- The Ailitnem related that in June, 1025, - -- --- • - ' , Phu. %Wow of the late Jacob More, lie pats and that bachelor %) quarters were her 88th year, net a fit and prope rplace for an aged JOHNSTON.'-At Laura. Scree, on Sat- • lady. Mr. lialmes maintained the evi- Way. February 11th, Elizabeth McKee, • was of an eccentric; turn ef mind. that her $41h year. widcw of the late Samuel Johneton. in deuce showed clearly 'Mae Stepheneon ettildren when the WAS not. and that IN lerk:1110111,01 ehe fended she was being abused by her Me deluelon was reflected in her wM. VEAGAN.-In lovinc memory of one • the !mealy cirele being ,twice broken bea death. 'Their only non, wimm, imzettiturnea to live for fifteen menthe alth her de ae dad. James Pea ea it, a leo dted one atvay in 1913, ealei a daughter, aere. at eon James. who is married. Here she PreCedellts in Judgments u ere quoted ex- ' Year ago. February lath, 1932. Caldwell, 13 QUennelL of Shaunavon, 'Seek Mr yeare ags. mill Lome' was ill for ttvo months • Mut en t • e a. itte ehe Went back to live with her son. 1 rerover- in recerving judgment, expreeted a desire eneively by both ethane! and His Honor. IlisArremailipnigeet5euarye atondrepealeirant fate, • the smart forward line of W. Stoneman, Colquhoun and OnapMan doev-in, sin. (Continued on page 5) ittASONS FOR IN141141.1s1G. There tire many 1.01-10n9 for insuring yOir We: The following tire a kw of thern. It e'rettte3 estate& protects the dependents. It lifts mortgages. It cancels dolts. It, brightens old age. It is an a5set of increasing value. It pays one hundred cents on the develops thrift. It provides cash •for entergeneles. /t converts doubt into 'uncertainty. /Wee lies 1321011C-1: (Thrtiticnce 640 II. R. LONG, District Ag t PUBLIC NOTICE • 1933 Advance Tax Payments , Do not fail to take advan- tage of the liberal saving on your 19,33 Taxes by pur.• , chasing Advance Tax Re. ccipts on or before Feb. O. ROBERTSON, Tam Collator Howard Murphy, New Westmineter, and MA. JarAtS Bleat, are the remain - Ing chiltiren, There are tWeiVe grand- children. John Thorium "She would take epthie and the Maple who Were (bine the most for her she &O- ahe Sanderoon was bora. he Peel Town: liked most," 4..aid Charles. kTiteee spells would het two or three days. I never 8414' CauiltY VI*Ilingt°n• In 18U; 21a4 knew she bed made a ?moos s.111 or Atm sandercou, who is irt Iter 72n4 yefir •• seven ,days Ufteeher death, when lifla Ifays wrote di a letter. litit4 Beate (niece is a natiVe of afterkhatri. -need ene neiehborhood, a Italf-rulle „'? 'frotri the 'homestead. Mother viclteil the--*-03v,----g-rou-rt;.02n-po"-seg'-oi xtviile`hclarr. therealoutt intot.. very often, atid never stay - Stratford, 33rantford and Oodelich g • • legiatet, was held at Str'atfeera yester.a "You hover acted in any other mariner day. Aleg. lgaeVicar, G. C. 1. ettletent, hat that of a dutiful con?" "to." son et Mn and Mrs. Geo. afacVkzer, Wan Mr. Ifolmee---"Did aon ever give her third lieteers, Fleet piece went ta Ken- any caeca for awing you bad in -treated ite-th Cleater, of Ertelltfeed Collegiate and bell.. second to Morris !fay of Ctratfcird. Goo. snuit havo recoved Mtn, of ICitelienor. was fourth. Ala% epo!ko on "Tito eazo for no CaliCC113t1011 a War Miele," It was iii5 fiat out.af. tewle effoet ngaitiet, the beat boy azataze 01 Wcacen Ontatia and hie niteetlaa te eeeditelge C11. . Ile had a latully word for each. to further coneult theee authorities. CONDUCTS CLINIC AT TOLEDO To clasp his bond in the better lead, • Come day We hope to meet him. • Some day we know not when, Axed died beloved by all. ulatozejp.....4atr4tIndalgo.favorvvoikann.:y,luolarsemaaaaeortyAbemn;feeawy.40: ;'11;erkill,eliaridliPti?;e11131.7111:11tiriCifjtigt;rinttealtrcalllet43idrtt.gtirlaelP6vhOh.°11111:Inlol'. 3.41:17:1°'431. epaltryt, octoviulDicetztolit.sgolmaeleerceldeinaleir oters ..8c1111781co,rbaerl Perk, elglerell, I: vd"assed Tx -1611 l'elnliarY Week." Several Bulgarian children are thoun being weighed and meaelred ley Meee Clark. The event was eponeared by the Y. W. 0. A. Your tender Emile, your cantle Coke. • 'Your heart co kind and trite: ° 1 luta you In such countlese ways, 0 laUeleend dear. I de. ' 0 i 'Ilie Wale of We but trilling teemed ' Witaa ;you were Melt to eleeer; . 'lite retaa alaaya ifid the thane ' • When yotte helpful head wee tear. 1 - - - - r • MeGELI -In lovina Memory ea Jacob •e Weathe Sadly neteezel by 1110 WIVE. McGee. %IL, pactzd (reap Febettawy 14th, little Maio attentiGli, Nit 0110 wae Ieaked lee', after Rom' weed. On ezeusisns cic, had Wtc111 Ol'auto - Tnns'clbSt• ftC'1110ial eatv the read aria Getting roe3h. csathvx.L-2, wittd.‘.4 fair 354 eetaperatieely . Tile bila tem hard to Oulu. hired girls and nurtcs fez 11(5'." °17,1tri.o: dica aittatue a aill nag Jim, raltel. Feleiteyaaetly cloudy awl c.?.7.1 ‘. r3tillag ‘?.$1(11i^,CI,3c.`,7117.,p‘lc.C.:0S7 igt11111.11 „ Teele aced I felled fel arena. We talclirellat eeXcla 'a, 3 i SONS and DatO0t31=.0.