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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936
iocesan Meeting
Women's Auxiliary
Over Two Hundred Delegates
Assemble at Bt. George's
Church Here
The seml-annual meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Diocese of
Huron, held at tit. George's Anglican
church on Thursday last, was attended
bymore than two hundred delegates.
In Huron Diocese and receipts to daft
were 07,501.83.
A plea for help with Western relief
was forwarded by Mrs. Schulte, of
Loudon, Dorcas secretary.
The reaolutlon committee advanced
one resoiution, thanking Bishop -
ger, Rev. Mr. Calder and wardens, the
ladles) of the Deanery, and the choir,
for the part played In tte day's pro-
gram, and also thanking the board of
managers of North street United
church, where dinner and supper Were
served.
The meeting wan broe:(tbL3u_a elawv
w'th proper by Mrs. Bice.
('OMLNG TO THE 'REUNION
1
New York Notes
ky e'. If. -
1 looked over >1'orl.1's Fair $IW
the other day—the Fair that is to
commeworele the 1.710th auultersaiy
of the ivaugaratlou ut George Wash-
ington Iu this city. It will open on
April 30, 1939. Some facts and fig-
ures have Just been (sues( by the mau-
agente t. We hear tl:tt4--{133,Wu,000
Too Many Raffles,
Says Magistrate
'lrui'nTferry Farmhouse Raided Be.
ism the Pay-off—Canes at
• Weekly Court
l'relituivary bearing watt waived by
lthinelart Keller, Exeter young non,
when be appeared before Magistrate
is ly be expended; 10,000 full-grown J. Meklns on Thursday last facing
trees pLlutetl, lagoons wade, canals u ebtarge of having carnal knowledge
built, and a seaplane lauding end of jet d r the a of
fourteen
The
a g andel_
The morning erasion opened with tbe lm -w. laid out at the Long
"1' 7 d end of It—all lu the
Mfr. P. J. Ryan, of 13etveN.: ship
anchorage
note to the editor soya:ase island Soup years. lie elected Wal by judge tad
celebration of holy communion. to 'rhe Signal that }cull are going to have grand urtuner. Then, when the great
jury and was committed foi-trial at
Fair Is dusted, the 1.300acre site it to the next court of competent jurtad(N
be a permanent park, of beautiful tion. Application for bail was made
groves and gardens. It tR•[orr Judge J. IL KRlotad, and_bail
The site, as is, is a swamp -
appears as if -it had Ix•. u a sWawp was set at 02,000,
sincethis picturesque Long Island ••l Juet raffled the geese for the
was formed by the movement of ght warket .mice," aid -Cletus Iteddinger,
eters, ages ago. 1t way always a kind
Turnberry township farmer, after
Prompt service and reesonabill -
retae.
—John Pinder
limo 127 T. O. Box 1111
West Street
ELEL-ERIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of ell
kinds
Estimates gives ea apace
which Right Rey. C. A. Seager, Bishop
of Hurot., was assleted by Rev. A. C.
Calder, rector of St. George's; Rev.
('anon Appleyard, of Seaforth ; e'en.
Archdeacon Joues-Batemsn, of Coder-
Wit;
oder-
kh; Mural Dean E. L. Roberts, of
Wingham, and Rev. W G. Bugler, of
Ilaylleld. 'There wart 203 communl-
eaat&.---.The musical puny of the ser-
vice wits reudered by a lull choir
under the direction of A. W .*Auderton.
Men—A—. A. Bier, president of. the
W. A. of Huron Diocese, presided at
a business& meeting after the eum-
munion, and Mrs. Appleyurd, of Sea -
forth: president of the W.A. of llur-
on Deanery, graciously welcomed the
delegates to the meetlnC2 Mfrs• ark -
eon, ut SL Tbomaa,. responded.
Brief reports were an*: . b1 IBS
secretaries of the various departmeota,
and It was notable that 4:11 weteofail
encouraging nature. A resolutions
committee, composed of Miss Mcton-
deR, Galt, Mrs. Hardy, Sarnia, and
Mrs. Hewitt, Berrie, leas named before
the end of the morning a.•sslon.
FRANK McARTHUR
•
,Telephone 82 - Goderich
Bishop Sweep Address
Bishop Seager conducted devotional church, Detroit, at 10 oclock in the
exercise./ at theS o'f thesea [flet morning of October 34.- Father Wil-
nutrn then
session and then addressed Abe Ilam D. Hennlgen performed the eere-
gathering briefly but forcefully, re- 'mony• The bride was gowned in white
luring to present conditions and needs etre lace over satin, made on prize
of the church.• is to cess lines, with a Queen Anne collar,
'Our primary duty,- be
said, sleeves puffed at the shoulders and
see that our foundations are made ending In points at the wrist, and a
stronger, that lir may be better able medium train. }ter 'tlng4rtip length
to furtherr the m[sslou work ,of the I cell fell from a Juliet cap and her
church which Is the very' ette°ie offlowers were gardenias surrounded by
Christianity. The main emphasis of I lilies of the valley. Veronica Ryan,
the church must be the strengtheninglccniy slater
t American
lordship sltjd the c alta ,one Beauty velvet and she wore a match-
barn reached in the church, one watch-
] Het cap. Her Aokera were, 3i0
an Old Home Week in 1937. I hope
to be able to attend and .se all my
old friends." •
Web to looking for you, 1'. J.
HURON OW) BOYS' ANNUAL
The thirty-seventh aupual meeting
of the Huron old Iloys' ,Association
nLTorontu-will be held in the -Central r
Y. M. C. A., 40 Oollege" st ee-i; 'Fo7oa=
to, on Thursday. November 12th, at
s:i& p m- Election of oflleers well
take place and the enter'ainment will
include euchre and bridge.
All Iluronitee in Toronto will be
made welcome.
CUSHING—RYAN
Ferman
-Mary Patricia D Ryan, 'Laughter - of
ofMGoderich,
and
nowJ. Ryresidtng aely
on
Drexel Boulevard South. Detroit, was
married to Dr. Russell G. Cushing,
son of William J. Cushing, of Fisher
avenue, In Saint Martin_ of Tour's
_jeyesure to Abe ➢et1F7t1- who live hi
Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, Flushing 1 pleading guikj To a cLZrgar ir-opPrat-
and other adjoining suburbs. A me- iug a common gaming house. Redding-
anderlag taut -water creek :one through er's ruffle was le full swing op Octu-
its waste urbullruabes 51171 •mcadoN' ls•r 13 when the polka walked in at
grass; and slimy mud nate tl)' ua ice
bound the northern end at ;Flushing his farm. Among the -thirty- men
Bay. An mob dump, as high as ninety playing curds fur the fowl were -num -
feet in plates. Alla a get pjateau at
aeons prowidt•nt W Ingham boatmen
men. Tlta_.-:'•fount-lui'___.eige.. Lot
the Car end, The ashes am>-dryxir-
bage of thirty ye<ri' accumulation are
Taow-0etug btntedtwey day and. -aught
by hundreds of trucks to make till for
the oozy ground—some 7,000,000 cubic
'feet of ground work. So what bad
been it no-ma°'teland is now going
through the early stages to the making
of what Its promoters claim will be served lila Worship. -Probably the
the greatest exposition ever held. ) fact that this Man has been convicted
Irellece the forecast is a true one. In of the offence will have tte desired ef-
daytime great dredger with long der feet. Suspended twntru,r on payment
rick booms gorge out the ooze of the of costs or thirty days. The costa are
Hats to make lagoons. the dredgers fj31.116?.
carefully saving the bluk mud for I didn't hold tbe raffle to make
top soil, while tbe trucks take their money," said Reddinger. •'1'11 serve
1peds from chugging lancdesli, vvelroa d
go tearing along their
ds
to the places where till is ueede ' At
tall
night high-powered lamp.
standards light this weird place.
This World's Fair site is some three
miles long, and a mile wide at the
widest point where the largest group
G. Thovpsmr road superintendent
of buildings is to be erected. • At one
Int where space was needed, about pleaded nut pt11tJ at,
' ► - bowies bare -been tat
had ni torn down. On each side of the charge of failing to erect a barricade(
last three
that must and would be met. in the American Beauty and "'bite runes. Pat hollow, except at she northern nttct warning lights at an excavation a minor auto smash, asked for leniency
fears the htcome of the 'James J. Ryan. brother of the bride, gr in for rued, changed his Mea and paid for the boy.
Society of the Church of w s the best man, and William C. end where Flushing Creek menta Lung
ere are !ranks seven- a tine of d. and ousts. Ile explained "He didn't have enough money for
he iF9Uer told him a
of the bride, was her at -
of the home Daae." trndanf. Her gown was o
Ht
prosecuted. t
"The oojike errir,Ld &fore there was
any pay-off," said town - Attorney.
Holmes.
Katles Tee Cu.m a
"Raffles are getting altogether too
common throughout the country." our
EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 43
If Values Count
here they are for week 6th to 13th November
LYDIA E. PINHHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND 98c
CYSTIC(
71e ani $U.
VICK'S .VAPO.
CHASES KIDNEY
LIVER (PILLS
SAL HF.P VT1('A
Medium. Regular 70e.
far See
lee
WS'rERINE
Large 79e
NORW)LIAN ('OD
LIVER OIL
lel-es. belde_t e
KLEENEX l0e
FACE ELLE '!!e
('.1eSTORI.A
Small 21ie
l'Oi 4, ATE'S TOOTI1
PASTE, 11
JERGEN'M HAND
Small 23e
Lille 4Se
BABY'S OWN
TABLETS. 23e
ITALIAN BALM
29e
EX -LAX
13e, 33e
1
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
23e
('OM -MON SENSE
KAT POISON
Zee
FINE 8T'A'TWNERY
Alamo LisaT Pad I
and Plug. Envelopes
23e
— BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUGSTORE —
Campbell's Dunlop's Lauder's Wigle':
Drugstore Drugstore Drugstore Drugstore
titration, but the man bad-7Trise}t at
the scene ten minutes, aftell--an 7sccY•
dent had occurred. - -
Constable John Pease, of iy6eld.
the time. I maid a car had plunged Into the four -
Harold Nixdorf, Colborne township I foot bole in the road.
youth who made restitution to two A sear orth youth who fled to Mod -
victims of bit admitted thefts, escaped I treat to escape a court appearance re -
a thirty -day jail term alternative by turned recently and appeared before
paying court costs of $4. ' Magistrate Makins to plead guilty to
Changes Plea I a charge of driving a car without
on a proper permit.
the Blue Water highway who pre- Provincial Traffic Officer J. W.. (7a1 -
lender. who laid the charge atter top
Soothe- Slid Wagebis. -([ili-t*
sixty-day, gftyaeat permit would early-
__
him over," said tbe Aver.
llrntetxewar suspreded on payment
of costs.
Another adjournment ut two weeks
was grautetl in the charge of illegally
keeping liquor for sale. preferred
against Duff Ileneteau, of Clinton.
Wilbert Lockwood, of Clinton, was
remanded a week under bond of $501
on a charge of selling liquor to minors.
EVERY AUTO OWNER A KING
-The automobile husiness•found the
ptlarmattrhatned to his own dooryard,
with no horizon but the border of bps
own Rttle hamlet ; and 1t has made him
the monarch of time and distance. --
Bruce Barton.
M1,tionary a Island Sound. tis
baIfEngland in Canada had shrunk to Chrlstensc•n and Norman A. Ryan, an - nee feet high. On' the west aide he had hired a men to patrol the ex -a license and t
balf-a-million, of which the Diocese of uttier br•ther, were ushr's. For her
Huron contributed 0.10,000. The cost Kew Gardens and Forest llfllx crown -
overseas missions had daughter's* wedding, Mfrs. Ryan wore the Intl dens boundary and farther north,
increased.
ofn mased. lnR a royal blue velvet gown and a black ithe h the land is lower, the populous
Sncn asecl, producing serious results. fl
However, Dr. Stager congratulated the
W.A. on its cr•ntinued •efforts in fur The wedding breakfast, after the
warding the work of tis^ church- ceremony, was held at the Whittier
The oldest member present. )ire. hotel. The table was decorated with
Johnston, of Clinton, aged eighty-eight,
eight' fall Hewers and the -weeding cake
was weitvsmPd by the pre stdent. Mlrs• j formed a beautiful tentrcple(e. A re-
hire. 1 ceptian at the home of the bride's
Mission Week in Japan I parents followed.
velvet hat trimmed with blue overs. suburb oftbruna is situated. On the
Her flowers were gardenias. least side golf courses, cemeteries and
the town of Flushing mark the bound-
ary• The new Triburrugh Parkway
skirts the bottom of the bin to the
west. It is already- landscaped on
the hill side, with grass plots and
trees. So the general setting of the
f the Fair is already in good
After Interesting repoNs of the' When Dr. and Mrs. Cushitic left for "
meeting of.the Dominion Board of the
, their two weeks' wedding trip through order and worthy to frame such a
W.A..held at VletoNIa, were given by the East, Yrs. Cushing wore a black Mall setting as the Fliir will surely
delegates, from Guelph, Sim"' andIvelvet snit, ,a black antelope hat aRortl•
This Tritx)rough Parkway. atter
London, a 'highly informdtive address l and watrains accessories. skirting the Fair site, runs to fuer
was given by Miss Iretfe Isaacs, for i On their return from he trip. is. Bland Sc,und, through t`r suburb of
!fifteen yearn missionary 1n Japan. sod Mus toughing will ore in the Cho-II/eland API Olin and up and on to the new
!She told of her work In (he Dist, of peau Frontenae. I T►Itxria it lirldge-a graceful new
the people and their ha!Tts. of the I
The 'bride is rememberw! to t{,udeN structure that spans the turbulent,
Western influence witheregard to com- I ich as a charming young girl; and 4wldylnr waters of Hell Gate -and on
fortable, free clothing and sanitary , Hinny friends here waft her - theiy to a great exit n that rant one way
The country has its dark hearty geed wishes. to Maubatten and another way to the
omes. dlaeala
:aide 17Stl riff; "[ter•- poverey"Md'°
are prevalent and hoopita
_lona cannot hope to ropewlth all the
sick -
-The teal hbnga of ;egos are needed
!heel•,•-' she eald, "Women are lead-
ing in the fight for motbeT1F alto
awes
aes And .fight
licensed prostita-
tion." Miss Isaii'1 urged that those
back home share theft hleasing' and
El :le a share on the pre erred sloe
help Idose tem fortunate to enjoy the •
While volume of sales halt not iW
beauties of life and clean. living• Icrcased materially in the. flour mllllp
The Pledge Fund trade, Improved prices Piave allow(
Mrs. McBurney. of Walkerton. gave the companies a slightly wider m
a paper on tbe Pledge Fund, which gin of profit. This development
began in 11(00 when a sum of money curred rather late in the 11)3.1-30 ye
was pledged for the support of a mus- so that it 1s believedfurther lmp-rl
o
sionary. A disc•ussio° on the fund ment may le po. )
le was led by Mra. H. M. Monteith, of even with only a modest tncreasel,
Clinton.
Speaking on "Problems of Pledges,'
Mrs. ilattereea, of Windsor, advised
the Mtrnluetion of the enyelOhe sys-
tem In every branch.
The W.A. apportionment Is Ex.AtU
tisrmyr-----ese—kiv&
W. C. F:M. REPORT •trough Midge was to permit auto -
elle •..M.' fe enter New York, and
Imgras far Year vement to Earning lintthein1,
temp Island. from the
mo
Boded July 31st north and avoid the congestion of
onto Oct. 31.—Westernimp Cana New York.I mention this Tribor-
Fl
In earnings r luta a 1 retorts d dror ly ough 1'arkwiiy because 1i leads xo dl-
1n 6but in tete year ended July 31i rec•tly and . comfortably to Long Is-
land but profits amount Pd to on ) land and the Fair site, without the
ordeal of going through crowded
Manhattan. 1f a Goderich visitor i
ow should come to Long island
now be could drive through beautiful
parkways from a taint many miler
north of New York and on to his des-
tination, with ease, instead of, as he
7 did on 9 former visit. travel under a
Brooklyn elevated railroad for twenty-
eight miler,
twoSmart Shoes
For this Boys'and_Girls who are
now attending the~Fall
term at school
deft siert* tie grated volts* in good, reliable Footwear
are
NO
starless that Era away Ninw the present manufacturers' pries&
Fo twelr of all Styles in Oxfords, Strap Slippers
TRNNiS ANi) GIIIINA811 M NHOFA ARE HERE FOR
ALL THAT RF,QI IRE THEM
('*11 and Impart our stark and kg os *bow yes the wonderful
vitiate we ere stein
GEO. MacVICAR
The Pre»l Shot Man
GODiRICH. ONT'AR1O
Nang SIDE OF SWAM
volume.
The Company this year set u>f Pneumatic rlcelters rat•intftng on
special reserve of $597,00erf to take cite. new buildings are again heard. The
of revaluation of bakebakery propertieh, .mind is joyful- Wlwn i worked amid
this being drawn from earned reser
a jangling Wlful. presses some years
except is are from R1 as resetf `r ago the rivetters were& painful thrust
Prospect. are described so good fur at my eardrums. Now these rivet -
ten are delta/dal. Tbev mean that
(Continued on page 6)
GODERiCH BEIDGE CLUB
"In a team -of -fours match held Mon-
day evening .hie• •.the Godt rich Bridge
Club seven teams participated and the
reaultes were close. Tine( teams tied
for first place and three' for second
plate. Those tieing
Kefroer Mi est J place
A. J. Mitchell. rrotar[(+fAent; R. G. wlW. 1114 matches
m.
O. Thompson, aee•retary • j• 1t A» , Johnston, Mir. P. Y. Corey. J. M.
j on and C: Meaktns : Mrs. J. W.
Mj e, Mrs. le. L. Knox, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Saunders; Mr. and Mr •
1T.(1 H. Moo [cite pair analysis the Nleol.
'three. north and south and Pest and
R H. R. Ker, Victoria ; .1. A. p• west were as follows:
Kilpat-
rick, Montreal: J. Davidson. London, N. and S.. 1st, Mrs. A. A. Nicol and
Eng. s Nis. T. H• Mitchell. plus 7 ; 2nd, Mira.
Seven Scant' Earnings N. C. iwnaw•ay and P. F. ((trey, plus
Year ••Earntnget Dividends linrpins Huh : 3rd Mr. and Mrs. N. F. "Swun-
11130 #221.416 $321,ftAfl 0A117I,1:Si dPrs, plus S.
i1Rt1 F.. and W.: let. Nr. T. R. Patterson
17tS,431 • g;92.24A (1211,117 Ns 20; 2nd,
1932 1311.W 'i 106,945 9fsi,ti)7 and Mr.u1esi yoemey: p!
193;1 114;1(W 93.504 929,161 Mr. T. H. tc l and Mr. A. A. Nicol.
1AS5 .. --. 117,9911 72,390 R1 ,217 plus 10; $rd, Mra. J. 31. Johnston and
1966 818,216 trey, plus 5',S.
t',2.:)fi6 3R,1fltl Mlra. P, L
1936 Mr1,4O1 291.6161 Vett.( onlay evening there will he
•After depreciation, Income tax and a draw for partner, and the players
will play togell.er thr)ugh-
retr•rvf for doubtful 'mounts. etc. las cLrikrr •
j OM* mouth' ended July 91. out the etentng.
JswaraobtA
TALBOT. & CORNISH
'"I
Reproved earnings m the comedy s
subsidiary, Purity Baking Co. As to
the Dominion Salt Co., Mrre onflat
states unsettled pr
()wing to reduction of working cltpl-
pal In the depression, the queatlotot
preferred divldende remains in abey-
ant!. gim-
ping
and directors of the m-
rig art : D B Hadnx, presldddittttt i
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