The Signal, 1930-10-9, Page 2r
., 'I'hnewlay. OelsAer 9 1930
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GODERICH : CANADA
delatbar e( Canadian Weelds News
paper, Association
Feblbreed every '1'uaeatlay mut
(lwbaeriotton nice U.00
strictly in advance
THE SIGNAL ?HINTING CO.. LTD.
Telephone 35 : Gcderkk Ott.
ado, the tad of this raw material to
• great number of the manufacturers
b very much increase*" And so it Kees
all ahmng tree Iliw, the added cost ultl-
matrly, of e0Urlw, being borne by the
else. el mer.
THE PRETTY SCHOOL TEACHER
THE SIGNAL
CLOSE DIVISION IN
CEMETERY PRO
4
GODERICH, ONT.
L ON
PURCHASE
that he was lu error. several prere
dents being quoted. -
rheum Cru
The finance cowwlttee recommended
that the coluwuutcatlod from D. E.
Holmes midv-tsing that the account
It Is ot♦ �a..t lith Inng h,endh. on Peter N'hlte. N.C., Incurred lu elm-
, c ..111 ulu,rl rl'ow page 1 rltlwr ^'� bii I•"t e1r r,uek. mount
mruc Ing ap{teal pnaeedltg14 in the
r+Hea[�I+ stilt of K'lgir versus the town. he laid
m...ibly c Till, purchase Is iu the ors It luso p.otcr with
bl o. les its Ll n puulp to over until the matter da .ettletd, retain -
1 •e
tat. •t
My. -wirer" w7TIP iWrIPTI6
School teacher can put Into a com-
munity : The arrival of Game lovely
creatures has already stird impulses
ul iron h the
summer Months and lite school year Is111v. 'the Reeve mid a good farm
ing to lt-e-vMlarltle
}
N ithnn outlet fit the ittmen-temi." .., .
Reeve Turner Opposed
Reeve Turner expreaslwl himself as
opps.er1 to the purchase of fifty-eleven
A. H. Robertson. Editor and Manager that have laid d onusacre. anti in favor of buying ten acres
Thursday,cr•hels•r 11l lel 11 N111 err anything blit Ie111argy 121 111P . ;uId be !sought for $50 an acre and
souls of several ambitious young men that there na. touch waste land on the
who have taken on a new lease of life l,rolder lder discussion, "1 would
EDITORIAL NOTES mute the week -end. We speak by the acture lacy $1000 tete trnacrea, euttl-
book and observation. Folks, give the tient to last this town for fifty years."
Chautauqua salute to the pretty ee•1no1
1 ere who bringto our own joy
and happiness and jar Itasca the hope
Lank account.
he added.
Man'" mattt•rr tot the air Is still far frac 1 t Councillor Humber -"Hear, !war!" -
from coutpleic Reeve Turner, -"The present ceme-
tery is only ten acres In extent and it
The fall fun .ra'oot I, tto.urlt tocer. Is seventy years old.
Then let it rein. A PREDICTION THAT FAILEI) Mayor !avers Purchase
• • • 1lowdon .ldvertiieil._ •- Mayor MncEwan said he favored the
It status alm4Nu cruel to recall that adoption of the report to bay fifty
,lust be great to live In HL Louis or in Met e Mir William ('decker+ told bks seven acre., N'hro acquired nuttier en-
in
and brush up against Brlti,th Aueca cellon. lu n .pari h wrekR •trance would tw possible from the
national heroes like Lefty Grove and reverberated throughout the v►ewld. lhanon nod end natural leanly would
r - that the w-hrrt yield of all caw• rid' be adder) to the Cemetery by reason of
Charlie Grllorrt the ravine. It .meas a wonderful setting
-w•otl1 1 t fa
e 1 w jun enough 1 t tt .apply the
In"-_MkE1Ri AnKlnd cad-a�.-tatJud
('recta• Of pagouleetiol,until 1= tRetrtt ,sa o i ire. o[ its veme•t. Thr
the e20,000,000 voted at Ottawa for arra to the uttuost capacity. • The de-
--WriestToronto-to get Its share. . -end direction is obvious enough." The '."111".111°T revert tol
TbrontoSxpects to get $2,5011,000 of they added to their sheet growing great p ibil t pro
„ 1 lien -Herr lot to the rear Of
the yrearnt
talcs .to he talwo.t g cat,,.rmtuw _-he-4 eemetery was not nearly so rake, HI.
hnemploy�t raw
Depend_
�D __...._..tp vontIdrtrrt - -
--.. ...od.... Irl. l.. ..•n. -- - - - - .
t'rlif`ia." .a
-Mts. Hey-�
frwoua autos
sires to pure
tion for hie 1
compiling tie
it would wok
lu Ikwrbera,
tee Not--jlWr1r..Sira
vile uouutfarturer. (le-
e this famous V11114111111 -
omelet), nntl that slue is
h;tnry. lout add. flint
letter ill 4itttlrl'it•II 111x11
1't1
TOWS' (1erkThnox lots Itokert tip the
rewoMs for tipsy year. and ('1421 tdutl
110 trate of tea ale to Zurich and 11/114
written Mrs. It.) to titrch Zurich
municipal ree$rdr.
craft factory. We aeeommend Mat the
compressor as received by Mr. Sea-
brook be offend to his for $75 and it
not accepted at once. the a ompreaaor
to -Ica returned and replueed In the fac-
toryY
"Reim riling the offer of *35 trots the
Godertrl Irtat and Brass i o for Inside
office In the Maitland road pleat of
the National Shipbuilding factory, we
recommend that no colon Is• taken.
Jamul.lulu Set I, (ng
in front of the driveway too the post
Orn(e: Iirs txei1' reeterred to the edict
'Te' Galerkh Bluewater Highway
committee report that they have col-
lected and have on hand the sum of
$167.20 and expect Nome further VOW
trlbutlons. We recommend that the
t•uuncll make ■ grant and isaut• a
cheque for $132.10, no that a payment
of 131OO ern Iw sent in on the 1930 levy.
"Tour committee con•isttig of
Mayor MxtI' wan, ('ouncillors Moser
and Nuwlwr. appointed to meet Mr.
Irwin with regard to arrears of taxes
of the skating rink and to consider the
matter of taking over the property, we
beg to n•tatrt that Mr. Irwin tame to
town and ourttyour committee on Sat-
urday. Iridember 1:ith, when the mat-
ter w -as di teu.o4t1. We rr•ommead that
Mr. Irwin he notified that not having
heard from him again the council cant -
elude that he la not interested and the
town is proceeding with Ute collection
of the (axes." -
Nater, tJgit's J arbor
-"The fthrderit•h Matifeeturiag
'endure payment of $20011111S -M-
and payable October let. The cash on
hand in this fund Is $1042.W1 anal we
rctenuwudrel that n $1(gkl bond of title
fund be Wild and the awn of $20011.f10
be withdrawn from the Bae•hler fund
te. meet the debenture payment due Ike•
toter let."
Among the accounts was one for
$182.'el laid the (flue Nater Highway
Association. the town's share of the
$llgl grant for 19311, the imitate* being
paid by werchautt who eater to tour -
le
Th.LLl;ewlille Tax
The town a itrnritruy wrote coil ta.
eerning the P� gum ial gasoline tax. ex• • Pnh11e•Works �t
pressing flu, `nn N, !hat r portico of
The public works committee reported
this tax s�n1,l t»• nt'fgrge4 fo tete
that the cotttrac t with IIeII Broad bad
municipality tura the upkeep of its
ane' were under construction It adds:
in -
e„ at pttsfeta t4,tn,•Ic uswl Lc 1 i [ M
Johnston objecting to the construction
of a sidewalk on 1»tglttlotew street, In
trout of her property. we nrrswmend
grant tin I•' 111 pro o
dividual train •II rI nods cull not heti r:euterl cud 111at the sidewalks
r Is a tk111K for "Regatrling a letter row r.. (Dr.)
e:uvernO/ lFrnthr".
united setba pe 5. art of the in utile-
Ipalltirs. Onjerirh hN- stet -rade gone on
nrrtnl fayset�i: • re-olution fathered that Mr Juhuwtoll 1•s- edllael that the
by the �� , ,h uud pntosln a
enlace council diel not deem 1[ wise In dlatmt•
Sirathcoy-Warr at referred to the fluor the walk within the hitt•►.
spaxfal esryr,v. "Ws- have examined Mr. Archibald'e
-tom Heide erste suggesting tint rel, orta 011 (roiumiIaiOIw for cement
a market or barrier toe put up at the ahlew•alkv trail Lighthouse.
lTir�
matter "A l:exlrrich Itritannia road, Mt. Ands...es. Napier
year avow w ac..t. _ ....,. - acre', Inluaerl at the front�►f tff¢'ceme- man almost weld M•r the bunk at this
tlIN1 Warren streets and recommend
Nov Acott• Liberals have • new troptle Is the production of much more tery." point this wmatte." the letter states. that they be filed. .
Provinclrl leader whsle ursine b Aligns wheat than the world demands. Mayor Macliwan-"That should ice it wart referred to the 9uidk• works Special CMadttrte
MacDonald. Seems airtime like taking laid out, reforested and tired for other committee, _ T`- �-"'`"` '"" 1e "
The water. light alai harbor caowmlt-
1 tee reporter) as (olives:
et I - tt a recommend that the 9111(1011 cut
('. 1'. Iwr• and others for two more fire
hydrants on the wrest end of Britannia
road be referred to the Rater k Light
tomwiaslon. also the matter of fire
protection on ('obourg etreet and that
of fin• protection on Huron nod be
eonsldereL"
■ n unfair advantage of the rather fel-
UT HITECHURCH pnrpo"t'e much as an entrance with The rector act wardens of St. •lows:
Or
ypwar..
town. George's (Mune reticent for a tilde- "Mr. Postelethwalte is acting as 1n
,or �{ walk on the 'lath side eft Nelson spe•tor on sidewalk construction. Mr
�� ,•�' - ('out Vw umfs'r-••l'k•nk• grounds. • • • ^• • • - street. trete curls
October
t�r � y
11 HITF.I
--'Yew editor of -'the London Adyertiewr 141111 Sire. Amos (Yornrdius and Mr. Mayor atacEwae-"Tlie.�owAte not
look. out of hie Leigh office window, Frank \"antler, .4 R'iugham. event Fri- orrrlcoded w Ith park property. Tile
property has wonderful plstibilities. It
can ie made into a Ierutiful spot. We
have Igen dilly-dallying too long now.
WSS need It and 1 favor its purchase."
Councillor I4tilie-"f had never
thought of anything but the purchase
of the ten aeres,'but 1 now ague that
the west part is the beat and 1 think
much as the Mayor dues about It.
There area ge""1 meaty thing. which
w'e• do not submit to the people which
■ majority of council favor". We are
getting • geed property. fonwlwsly else
may purchaer It and i am going to
tote in favor of buying It."
Ltmmcillur Humber- -"I um utu going
to tommlt the town to the pun -hew•
trf wtxfy-f}re Hence M-{ane-whit•h wilt
never be mol. Tlwre le vieluahlr
hoer nn this property. hilt it will dis-
toptwItr suet no oe will ever know what
ler•arlit• '1f 0. just Iwraitse• the town
oNu.
R.N..o[ To Jlayor Macitt - "We would be
days last week very remiss in our duty if car let ally•
thing like that happen. What ere {.slice
for
he 11/1, spent
1' •illor Moser said he went over
is sister. Sirs. the grnnud it mato prut8Is I to mirchaee
*lid be favored it, while 1'uuucUlor
Wor.ell. who had not Inspected AP
property, took the opposite r
Wit with what property
tat -iia.
grow" pine. and Milts: "Earth has day iu 1e1114ew.
not anything to show more fair than Mr. And Mr". 11. S. Naylor spent a
■ n (lntarie landscape Its o bright Ili - 'taw last work tit the homes of
tfr. .4‘1741,'" aeewmen wed Mr. FJ>sQ
toter day." Newman, of Htimilton. and also with
• • • friends In Toronto and Niagara Palle.
Henry Ford predicts that in 19:10.1 Mr. and airs. Bert Rawl and family
spent the week -end with Metals in De -
workingmen In the United !States will
be revelling minimum wages of >&27 a
day. He may be right : but when wages
get to that trgarea Win be
pair and tive feet rigara•wul be three
her 8 dollar.
x'reile mermbera 'out
argue about the price. there taut be AO_
queetiu1 as to the window Or acquir-
ing the "dditlo al lir'gwrty at Mait-
land eemetery white it 1s eivsllabMK
Thr laud which 1t Is propiwd I1 pur-
t.ltsS”. w11W1 r/hleti t.. lbw present prop.
erty, will enable the town to maintain
Maitland temetery for the future, as It
Is today. e. one of the most beautiful
burying-gl-uutels W e mtare).
• • •
The 1►rm.w•rate hope to snake big
ins in the Ctraetw�lOaa1
t�fj .L�
troll.
Sire. George Garton. wbo has been
visiting with her woe. Sir. Will Barton.
e.f I wa ae ingtou. returned Mune e u Sat-
urday last.
sirs. Alex. Reid rerlu-m ed front Luck-
now- last week and Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
ia.1 Reid. of �Faie,YusR, •sidir to
aie, k-eud with. her, .
-Sfr. and litre. Joq•lirTin, Of Tbilisi 1,
moved to Mete home in the vUhlgr lest
week-.
Miss Sawn Kilpatrick. of femme.
spent a few days last week with Ment
Ida Niel/med.
Mies Fiorene I'urd
▪ vieitel for a f
with her parents. Mr.
Pllrtol.
Sir. Win. Hawthorne
the past weeks with
Jett ttolmesc re turns
Brantford on Thurstl
Mtn. Harry Tichla
last cal
ud Mr.. A. E.
.. his hone in
w. of Golerk•h,
18i.
+tree to the west Rens 1s ou In the day time as street
able of lot 'nee -quest was referred inspector and Mr. l harles Stokes ha
to the • wales ciwmittee .wIfh /wen t`aa11114 as nlghr pnlitx man. th
power to aft. (bnrillor !lumber main- .pt'Ners of Mr. Stokes to be chargers
maned that stdewaIs could not be built against the cost of the walk".
"N's- I 'r red •eI an offer rat $.51
Ire" they extemlelfrom street to street. from Mr. F. Seabrook for the air 1
under the Meat laprovetuent Act un-
lint a��
nt was tafmed,ty Mac
Mayor Mat -Ewan .npreseser he borrowed from K
the Att- (" " °I" tit h all• we hate written past Street
Thr fire committee reported having
passel on e11 building p•rmlt 'replica
Bone. and els() that the interior of the
i fire lull.. had been plastered. addlua::._
"Regarding the letter of September
1.'oth from the Canadian Fire l'toter-
)1 writers .%-sts•tation obj.teting to the
fire -fighting apiwratus being allowed
them espial!** tilt efretamittance. xu,t
reeuwweud diet the letters toe pla,..l
on file
E,FIT
No other sweet last,
ass lo & costa it. dads or
doss so mug for ye•_
Promotes good health when used
regularly after every med.
It clsan•es teeth and throat,
sweetens mouth and breath, and
strengthens the gums.
Your health is aided
while your pleas-
ure b served.
ASPHALT SHINGLES
ROLLEDROOFING
B. C. WOODSHINGL ES
Hardwood Flooring
-GET MY PRICES
R. STANDISH
Phalle 369 Goderick
NEW QUICK -VISION DIAL
--an exclusive Atwater
-went feature. All ua-
tions always in eight
-SW sonsfaar reading and
4alaoat aoxorase mama.
topes are hand latgwly upon the host-
-sewn depn•sn1on. 81111 the cry. "It la
time for n change." is expected to
Tway the eke -toner .it it did In
ala in the July elections. Herr in ('en
ado It was claimed that the county
needed higher customs dntlere : is ties
Rsatem the - tiorpritment-te -
•
.. 3
4I
beaus• 1 its High tariff enactment.
it's a poor election cry that won't
-Work booth Nays.
• • •
Ostario--Libeeala are to bold • coat
rentlon In 1ieember nett. the exact I
date. not yet being fixer!. Toronto la (01
be the meeting -place. and no doubt
aim of the convention will be to de -
vine ways end miens of placing the
Provincial [Abend pwrly in a stronger
po.ltlon before the people). The party
la In reality nitwit stronger throughout
- the Prowltme then its want rtirre•trn-
- 1* t It lit iu the Legislature- would fudl-
--eats. enol there lee air-_leetiog t rat --alta•..
•
-- -46ernwmn n . . .
ter -a iolt Ott tike-+tett ( ivtaei_,
I5yth. clot 1 rat1
•eef Mr.. A. Frac.
Mr.. Mnmgrnve. of
(1w w.-rkrtsl WSW
Frank Ibrnry.
Mrs. IF'olwrt Resat t t
with frirtels 111 1.11111101
Mies Sarah Sharpe
"p•Itt last w,t-krml w
laic Roes. -_
ax &Elite
'Ingham. 'went
'{star. Mrs. For s 4-47-44441
4-474
w1 lest week Maar. Bailie.Mel.ern.
Against --Turner. Humber and R'or-
e
f Tswatit. sell'
e Mime ('14ther ruder the heading of unfinished
hu"inent ._.the public- eorks_.l•owwIttee
\I r. Jas. Sutherland returned homy ryas given power to take stets tore -
from R'ingholm 110001111 on 141114/1V. pair sidewalk. on Victoria and Hamil-
Mr. and Sir.. Corral \,•why atxl Lloyd fou si rrrtas•._J
Newby, of London. epwllt el few days To • Road rs M
Ia.( week with her pwraue.. Mr. and ('uRanh.nncllloRanh.brought up tlw
giwntiol of the prop.led road Williebreakwater. Mayor ttarEwan said
Geo. Spotton. M.P.. fled title matter in
Ett
Macan called five a divi-
sion on t tendment of Councillor
'p
S irs. Walter lett.
Mr. slid Mrs. 1401011.,.1401011.of toucan.
omelet Sutwhev here with her mother.
Mr.. A. Fox. betel.
Ur__ find Ilie.Aalr�I31rk. prises. ('outs•Illor Bailie also wnntel to
•forth. sprat Wedeopsdry last at the know about Saltfonl hill. bae
teeny in need -
home
home of Mr. and litre. 1. 1R ihxcroft. of rrpwlr. He pointed out that the
\Ir.'atsl Mrs. -Bremner. of Toronto. eamnty reoon
road tlmi""Ion was meeting
stout leo...week vette their grand• herr out IMtotwr nth. Mayen Slave:w-an
children. Misn(m Velma and Eileen appointed a committee couelosel of
Tiro»t or. at till* bn
ony of Sir, cued Mrs. Breve• Turner. 11e•puty Rer•ve 1'raigle
d Councillors Siemerand Bailie to
tileet the comity c11ltuissiou to owe
what could i - throne. Falling-moutlts
three, 11 might Ica token up under the
F cal (:overs ver rent'unruipto{vent
mi i.e pu." ---
.Ie.. len). e '
Mr., null Sire. .luhu J. Ne'I:er• at-
tended lite Irtidaoh-Mrltnrm•y wedding
in-Teruwrfe r cot Neturelay last. ..
of 'the
-United church wN4_ I..44 in. (ieci,ri,h'. tnkihr,
• • • 1(ahti n l• Wcto wt 17(11. • --
There win- he no i•ervies in the When s tnutiuu tuns !made to 11111111
The Chesley Enterprise doubts if the. United rhnrch here tun 1k•tols•r 12(1, on the 1'Ictou street .ever McTJir Sim -
ele•tlnn protest in N11r(11 thine will account of the miniverwry merrier" b•- Ewan Ingulrel as to the clot mai
where the y Wits /'coming fr . He
agreed people on that street •hetild be
gie•rn relief.
I' 'blur Italli.-. rho rainled,tha
qutrttion. maid there were x gist i nlalt�
men wanting work.. Thl. +sewer was
neeesmary and people were waiting for
it. _ _ ,
Mxyor Mae•lkwen said Godt-nick now
lied more •cower$ than any town Its
Mite In (/merit and also had the (est
natural tiro ldige of airy town in 1111
election 121 North !'nee and there will I to the ntoeting. t tanto,
not be much to show In the riding for •Tic Institute is holding a weitter ('omcillor Ilumlwr Emil he had re-
-tlie expenditure of twenty millions roast in the hell oti Friday. I1•tober TZ 1 tir•ntly visited Ingerecdl ars! wets .rte
voted at the revolt .e*s.lon to relieve, Mr. Edward Farrier. of Hillman. primed to learn tint there NAM tint 11
nnesaployment.' '1 ?111.11.. t-isiteti last week with bin retie.; Newer III the plata.- all lvaNpols 11
•• • • 1 (10•1. Mr. Ihtvld and Mrs. W. R. Fier- Wit' suggeetter that n overspent utight
overrsm.a • the dlffit•ul tyto I'ietou
_The- 11-1011) which crashes n Frills."'
tt►tpek ct•rr!tf- The rustier was-kft_.w
_with- the.
on
ha_'wodding was' .nlrmnlajliTivNwafrr ('wnklromnittte.
nearly fifty marwe A 1_ffart'
on Saturday. •k•tolwr 4. when Thlrsa ' Building Penal,*
length and carrier] cngimet of 4.200 Belle, only daughter of Sir. find Mrs. ,lppli,attlon" fur hnilding permits. re-
hnrtepsower. it coat more then lj',l100,- •1ni•1t MehIitrney, isrmsue the bride of fernrl to the fire conumltt.e with
(W(1 t.1 build, and other expo,rn.ta In Jlr. 4,urduu itke1I..m. •1111 Itf .f n. and tower to act. inehniel the renewing
Mrs, 1)ii-klson of Sind y. Italy lin- Tremont..M
• McKim. Omni' limn•' et- 14 x
-paueetion with Ifs unfortuMtr trip mediate relative's were prew•nt. ler 211 (mile /Kerner•. 12(14,: St. Giro. Prior).
kOittel .rid nbnnt another $.5.000.000 to For11t•s officiate!. The happy 1r11191e N'aterl.i street, 211 c 2(1 franca garage.
frost. to sey nothing of the terrible heft 1n the afternoon by motor for To- $1:30: Mr.. N'. Rivera. Britannia road.
mato end other eastern point.. On 14 x 20 frame garage. $17... Airs. Wit -
their return they will retold.) In Tea- Ilan' Telt. Kcn)'. .treet. Febhlldhlg
w"ter.'The hri11es many fricnlle'hp this sial Into garage. .(75: William Canlp
rnn-
t mImity extend hent wtsllert or r-' cell. 12' 10 frame garage. sal.
InuiC Nlnh Marie **shied life. Another Mklewalk
Iilrnln-Kentledy.-A quirt w'wlding' A bylaw to provide for the rnmarnr-
w+as .ulctnillzed at the Whitechurch ' tion of r. nee -foot rens.* "Idew•ntk en
i'reehyterian mature on Saturday. (k'- il'trren scree,, betwehe Itrltnnnln
t .r 4 when Jean Olive. yonng•st reed end Thnnnrs Nuel. wiea Klven !hes
ever 111111P t.. trial. it gees on to Nay: Ing heli! 111 Colvin 1'nit.rl church. St.
Helens,. 111111 nil October 13th Mrs.
"71 at•Icolw daould Ica nna eitrOn the t Rev. i t-rxw, us- i.ticknow. will eddre8N
whiskey rewrhs, ll that resulted in rw app, eamgtrgnftom Iwrr at their W. M. S.
during Itis mie jeorlty wader wake votes the
melon; .
for him In x bye-rtwi(mi. Realties. with Mr. linrnrt Fabler Is perking xppler
a large Increase in the dirty on textile', this week with Mr. ('xme et.
at the re rat sesdnn. for the benefit of Teer,-guhu• meeting cif the• Women's
Wm. Mitchell and other hosiery menu, Instihrte• will le.held at the hrrme of
torturers. and a large increase In the" Mrs. Welter lett on Friday. 4k•tldwr
dnty on ,farm Implements. Mitchell' in, for whicii a good program is !wing
would be on the drfewsive trt r bye- prenarel'end all are cordially invited
EW1931.
A!NIIL
NT
I0
Ines of life. Besides f.Ord Thomson, the
Driftsh Air Mltieter. many of Great
}Ilitiip'a foremast a'vbslln .Vedette
4. were 011 the drip end went to their
denim. The Iriegi. fat .• of the R-101
1111Ittlt phnvi to he a gr' -11t ,ethat•k to
the seip*os'nf air ns1.1gnrlon by diritt
Ode. - 4daughter of air enol Mrs. Ib,tid Ken- tweeemnry reading. Eleven: property•
• • • noir rat WPIO Wantinoah. wits 'initial In ow•nern. who slgnwl the trelltit(n. are
Mr. John Imrdfh of tit. Helen. Itev. Tex 1'ollector to ter won rigor .x
John Fetlock officiated, Tit• brine wal. , lodle•tione of $12!Mt since he mud, hon
guw-ntel in is pretty dress of wInlerhln ' latd report.
georgette. blue e report
Meek rutin ohne* with home rind gloves for t and tweed hat, r September ireplrtel he trflre rt Vinter
tie 111/1 41 end carried a boomed of moots during the month. Including the
it.etlw,lrt ranee. The bridal console rome:M.- of • hotly from N'eetflehl.
ween attended by Mite ATn{e Ihurnin. that of the late William J. Rodger.
olseer of the grl.1n. and George Ken- tots were pnrrha'et1 by throe ►a..tire
nedy. i.rrti er tiff tete hrhde. lmmediately In the solum roe of <1M clef
d.
after the OPTIMUMS!. the hrkle and A Ilene i.w? from !
gettnin lett on a iialwr trip to tlltwlltoll wry. Jnhll Re7.1? ,
and Niagara Falk. The bride donned len stating that rhe had In her preen,-
for
aw a-
for travelling • wlnterbin breodeloth ohm the find tillsnndever pumped
h fire r tpro-
east with Thltwtine Mr roller. and ear- telt-, •ppara
own
'bid return they of Golfe++." The letter be Intere.tlne •
N
marriage 10 Lorne E. Intrnlu. sots of affix- tel. 1 1 .11 .51
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F.t i.1• n. t• ue.-nntldietgrt to halt'- to
flier Ihr• loirried upward root lanai of
the 1,1tiff 1- hurting .Ome 4'nfond Ian
indittei'•x 11iaher ditties on textile•
are n hnndatap to the clothing factor
lea: the Incree.ttl t-test of gloom will be
fret 1n a learn tertivonvieree rod a To-
r'Mito min write, to 'lie adobe eb-
+ .. J ngthe 121, con=t' In the duty on
_ irxsonnnt .it M'R i a 'Yaw
material" ttrel ill soi' by haters. hits
reit 'manufacturer. ,old eon fret limeys.
The *meg has heen dim o• than doused.
to
Jibe cyte• - circ I in "leder
ell Melba
RfAlrr ItsIa i'on
rigid a hhw stag• e M
1 will re.Me on the room', farm an the "Tears and years Rao the village of
s inlet, pwurt-hased this from Gederich.
I lith t..nlwoltm of eel tl►airsuawh'
with the ..i^•
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