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The Goderich Star, 1920-01-01, Page 6dd r xortkttiLR vol"roty tooth. 11% arl1* ind RC110{t of fit vary o trity 'wtrti440W' Go I G1f 1i1E141t a$ 1i41 Q .er It1. 'tb. BoyktrXed �it �; , fir Imil, tbaottitfy� I tfiJyf tits W , GarriMrs., ,C b+rtbgtlle'ttlilyd *%Wh 4r 0 rN � , � 0 iia Artillery, " NFL To* IWO rt00 W y 1 :1t}'Tile ypup -V es I,f1�%t0. /v. y/ ��4t �o�lf� �11�1`. yel�lyei`F, �.. 6.1 X. aft 'rew +k u rk, ��F k lR6 o � y k s ho_ 1tl 40 She ; bahert YAtothet etnovod Rl tt Q xtl r 11QrSlf1`t!t11. Mtm >J, P. l C'c1QCk, the Wit f*Wt`Jrq1• to rll'tlxola%, swtiat'i1 1111 tut v resw ,eat%* the deav00 room ♦vltltl tier � tbovmt, �too(3aaaa t, R sitter; to 11(z stt'ait' otti .X.uhexlgrlp.a+ �r 44hrl . td n +as AfoAX illrt .of f1�'cddltitf lata+ h pl>t t*t by her - SNter, Tgro, to,and the , t, l ra, Athot re Marr , of Toronto, and A p�'� 0440 Ilya", of V4ctoriat College, . $Overal took. her r lrcd hefitas °zt. #tarsi ooh: ice: !l�t1�flr 1}rotltel" Q Dern Qf th(i bride6>•oAtri AGt- 111hIC. was elfo04 �gt too t:itd o$ tlt4 .11 ad as. i httirn during the cerciftony hind roomi. ktov. ll, 11t'rtlemlitt,, lirttEtolt Wily Wait kava a1 dot Liettt, flay t'Iexatfi} sem. +Jloy SQ of Knox shttcclt, tlrrfornal4 e cetx• t»; Thione" during the sigulag of the rg- mokly In t4a prepense of about thirty to 4: 1: attgaix gloter, ' Among many valuable pre- close friends 4114 relat0m's, Tile br►dn tt� uJ a seats receiv(d by lite blrld(1 \las a wore her traxellins suit of navy -im Eletrdxrstan piano, given by a friel11 .French sVrgo wait seal trimmings with 1010 ' -1!p T,rtlrgs final COmpletO and a vvell 11led purse elven by the hat of brown -velvet, tihe carried a Dr �%_�tj,� c jttegroorlt's paregts. We A Join in handsome shower bouquet of Svmet- PEARL WHITE1.,br vishiag DIr. and Aits, Millian, each, a heart roseta and infaults' 'ilreaih. Qur- long, happy and successful life. Ing .the signing of the register 3ilss 1 ;1. 1'llit! 0.25 to $6.50 VanHoteu-Henderson _ lstlre .flume, sister of the bridegroom, tit j L nn,t, Raider" At the Colborne street Presb�tertan, .fang very swetetly Guy • n'Hatidelotla L pj =M manse on the morning of December because." Dir, and Mrs. Fiume left 4�,t,g, q the 27th, the marriage was solemnized on the 1.40 C. P. R. train for Pltlladel� ;e of May, daughter of Mr. ant Mrs. Alex. phis, In which city Mr, tiume is at WedneWay slid Thtl)rstlay Henderson, to Mr. Leslie Vantloten, of PTesent stationed. The young couple 0 'Detrolt, Mich.. the Rev. R. (:. A1cDer_ are accompanied to , their new home An Arteraft Picture mid officiating. The bride, who was by hearty good wishes of their im;iny �M pgE« becomingly attired in dark brown Goderlph friends. CECiL B. De MILLE'S Production with hat to match, and wore, a cor- iP�lttr,iB.___^._ _. sage*-bougnet or Oplrttttil- t'ose -- —1' or!<.E-vim Kd�tc3�flt-- - -"Wo-ni-r-Change - Your maidenhair fern, was attended by her "Tile PensIar .Storq • sister, Annie, with NIP. M. N. McDonald The following visitors from Tuvorr +►Husband assisting the to spent Christmas at their homes or p; Phone g0 groom. After lire sere- with friends In town: 4 many the bridal party returned to the also ' e�t10s Gardea Ccurt Toilet O hume of the bride's Miss Olive Goldthorpe. !I parents, 0-1 r NVhi a Rtl> s .Pearl Kn�� foul, dinner' iwa� served rPt��r ivtrirh A TWO -R -EEL COMEDY the happy coPple left on the 1:40 Mr. and Mrs. J. Houston. � 0n0=�110=30 C. P. R. train for Toronto, Niagara misses Ida and Helen Smith. and other. points. The bride and Misses Mauriu and Bertha Duan. Friday and Saturday Mil an -young itroom were the recipients of many Mr. Gordon Down. beautiful gifts. The groom's gift to Mr. Watson Stratton. A Paramount Picture Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Millian are 9f•. Leslie Inkster. Q visiting In Goderich at the home of the bride was a cameo poeklace, to the Miss FernJohnston.Inkster.CHAS. RAY Mr. .and ,Mrs. Andrew Millian, their bridesmaid a pretty gold brooch and Miss Verna t parents and parents-in-law respective- to the groomsman a fountain pen. Mr. ;lir. Barry Tuff itti e. - ly.-Mr. -and Mrs. Millian were mar- and Airs. Van Hoten will spend a few Mr. Harry Powell. q� Girl _-__-_-rigid.._-.at-_Sherbourno - ,St.- Methodist day.s at the home of the hrlde's par• Air. Heber Lee. - t{ The Girl Dod�er Chprch, in Toronto, on Dec. 20th. e°Ls before returning to their home In Miss 'Bary Tonr. 'They were given a military wedding Ilctruil,, 108 Houkcr ave. Congratnla- �ils� h.arydna ani. rn. also and were married -by troi. NJJfiama,-an tions go_ with the wiung ruuplu. _a Pei bar _ _-- r ex Omyachaplaln. It will be remem- Hun►e-Sabra - '- Mlss :Mollie Eider. ----Christie- Comedy boiNdAhat J. C. Njillian, known to the The home of Nit'. and Jlrs C. A. Mr. Kart Krlty. vii. -6078, as, "Jack." Is a uraduute at Nairn, Kraus sheet, Goderlrh, \\as the Mr. Joe Kelly. tom®TAB®®��gtlgBytlsyyy�ysP6�l�1®p6ABpg�®�1 Mr. Gordon Noble. Im 1" Mss babel Foster. L>� Floral Designs and Mr. Morris S\vanson. NB \)r. IvVrn. Spahr. 11 Wedding. Bunches ; Misses Maude and Graco Pindor. 9B BIG Mr. Harold Murney. 41, a specialty W Miss Elizabeth Beek.. 1i[•. and :Mrs. F. D. Shaver. M til Mr. and Mrs. Allen Munche,t,,[, et setae Flowering si - bter.-Church Convention %Jr. Marlton Regia `� PlantsAl lir. Cecil faxen. � AB Miss Mmlel Galt• GEO. STEWARTHo Hiss olive Hobertann. ON Mr. i'nswnrth Jones. FLORIST Dr. Howard Junes, Phone 105 Bruce St. no iVONESDAY, JANUARY 7th Miss ]la dna ®®�®®�®®®��llfffi(fblm3tr6® ■ llen, Iwo Miss M. Dic3w•cen, tl®�BEABABABNi b Misses Edna and Alice JIcEw•an. Misses Ida and Margaret McLeod. Miss Florence McUona,d. IN Miss McNee. Misses Bowler_ :Hiss Gertrude Fox. Mr. Jack Bowler. Knox Church Mr. Martin Price. Mr. Wm. Cossey. Miss Alma Fox. Miss Muriel Spain. Mr, and :ars. Norman Brinn. %Ir. John Doylc. Mfss, Esther Hume. A1iss Lilian Farr. Sessions at 10 a.m.. 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Mr. Roy Foster. Nllss Mona Kidd. Sergt. '.Rooney. Mr. Harold Brophey. Mr. Pat Farr. Mr, Fred Bates. OUTSIDE SPEAKERS Miss Rose Aitken. Mr, Harold tivarren(,r. Mr. Cyril Dalton. Mr. '.Norman McLeod. Mr. Preston Strang. Mss Agnes Doyle, Lundun, Rev. Dr. Robert Martin, of Stratford Miss Mary Nicholson, Mr. John Pinder, London. Mr. Hector McKay. Mr. Scott, McNally, London. '.Miss Ila Currell. Mr. It. A. Colborne, London: Rev. J. B. Fotheringham, of Brantford Diss Claire Reynolds., Mr. A. 11. Aitken, Lond„n. Miss Alice Fraser. Mr. and. Mrs. Frel Leckie, London. ® Rev. W ­ E, Prescott. Of London, Mr, Harold Walters, Aims Verna McNally, Brantford. Mrs.' B. T. Dearle and two ehildreu. Miss Ada Gupsel, Preston, Sir, Roy Munroe, Mr. and Mrs. Dunley Johnston and KEEP THIS DATE CLEAR Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Millian. Misses Doruthy and Hildred .l,)hnAon, Miss Isabel Mathieson, Preston. Mr. James McClinton. Miss Norah Ifuriry, Sarnia. Mr. Earl Elliott. Mr. Joe and Tont Hurley, -�+r•nia, Mr. Frank Thompson. Miss' Cara Elven. Port Huron. AIr. George J. Noble. Mr. and Nlrs. 1. Kilpatrick and Nils,; Norah Hamilton. daughter, Margar, t, Ripley. Mr. Cockburn Hays. Miss Hazel McDonald, Chicago. Mrs. Gamble. Mr. Harry Wit -gins, t,hleavo. Tile following -,very visitor, front Miss C. -f. Campbell, .lrivcn Sound. Detroit: Mr. Bert Cutt, Galt. Mr. Ernest Young. Mr. W. Good\\'in, Hensall. Misses Lillian and Pearl Nfel,(,an. Miss Florence smith, Philadolphia- Miss Vera Wiggins. Mr. Benson Bell, Ford City. WIGLE FDR MAYOR Mr. Albert Wiggins. Miss Ethel Nairn, aile, Mr. Wrti. Babb. Miss Violet Lalthwaite, .1yr.- Mr. George Lyttle. Mss lone Cult, Exeter. • f Dir. and :Mrs. Wm. Balley• Mr. and Mrs. Staffurd Atkln�,on and Miss Marion Currell. tittle daughter, Hager,\ille. The People's Candidate To the Electors of Goderich MEANSLadies and Gentlemen,— I.exceedingly.regret. that enforced absence from Town for the first half of this week prevented my attending the citizen's meeting 1. Honesty. on Monday evening and responding to my nomination as Mayor. I appreciate very deeply the sentiments expressed by many II. Economy with Efficiency ratepayers who have urged me to stand for the office, and although I have declined repeatedly, I finally submitted under the persuasion III. Sound Financing that, if we are to take advantage' df industrial extensions which are DOW being grasped by all the Towns and Cities of Ontario, we must IV. Manufacturing Interests Encouraged' have lin aggressive municipal council to help secure them. Permit me in passing, to assure you that I am not running as V. Equal Rights for All and Favors for None. the candidate of a discouraged Steel Company ; I am entirely on my own responsibility as a lifelong citizen, paying taxes personally on VI. That your business will be done in a conscien- TC'wn property which isabsolutely my own, and representing as Manager an industry which brings to the Town a very large traffic tions and business -like mauler. and pays annually over $4.0Q0 into your tax revenue. My interest with the Lake Huron Steel Corporation was entirely as President of the $oard of,Trade, in following a defined policy to encourage mdus- tries to locate in our community, Notwithstanding any impressions to the contrary I can assure you that no by-law would have been submitted to the ratepayers with Ivry sanction, unless our community interests were absolutely protected. by an "air -tight” by-law prepared �umurnrcnmmuninur�uennaruuuauuurmuummnaramuulmmnar� by our Town solicitor, nMr.sc Charles Trwhom recognize as most competent earl conscientious. True, i invested in some real s estate within the present Town limits, which wall to be incorporated in the housing section of the proposed steel manufacturing area, a t perfectly legal transaction for anyone, even a member of the Town ES Council, but my reason for tbis was largely to safeguard against possible unwarranted inflation of property values if the adjoining Tdwnship properties were disposed of to outside speculators who =r ELECT � would have no permanent interest. It has been stated that one or two merchants did, not relish the =.r idea of large concerns locating in or near Goderich, as this would ' = naturally bring a corresponding increase to retail shops, producing competition and the resultant cutting of prices at periodical sales. Fortunately the majority of merchants welcome t, vastly increased trade, which permits aPARSONS larger turnover at smaller profits, more frequent changing of stook, better opportunities of buying on favor- ? able markets, and a consequent discouragement of out-of-town buying. We will never accomplish a lower tax rate until we are able to in - creme our industries and population, fill up the many empty stores and vacant properties within our bonndaries, and install an economic MAYO R_ -y 92O administration of municipal affairs. It is 4i, common duty to the skilled and'other men in our industries, to the merchants and manu- facturers, to the children and all citizens, that we afford opportunities equal witb those provaailiag elsewhere ; to accomplish this we must ForProgresss and Improved - adopt ai regret it be impossible for me to meet each elector Local Conditions - personally in the next few days but I commend myself to you m a n — life-long citizen, enthusiastic at all times to seonre for the most bean- �, tiful Town in North America a full share of the prosperity which is now looming up in Ontario and is being sought for by all progressive communities, and I unfit the Now Year may prove to be one of real progress for dodericb. In strL'iviiigt for this I sincerely solicit your valued influence and veto for the office of Mayor for 1920. Faithfully yours, "'IM111111111MIMIMNIMM.J. (16delich, Jan 10" 1920. G. L. PARSONS. � �►t4yflplt' !�1tavMit -W " , Y .. �: � '�,�», lir ;� 1►,�rt...� 0 �" Pe.el . 0 AS :our usual oystcm art this season of # Le ye�t>+ to clear out all Goods of passing fashion, all remnants sad odd pieces previous to stocictow"g. There are many January Speciiis all over the store well worthy of you'' attention. earance o Omen i s ep oats sem!' Every Coat in stock is greatly reduced to effect a speedy clearance. Many at half price and others at event less I only Women's Burgundy Silvertone Coat, lined throughout with figured satin, Dolman effect, very stylish, size 38, special $6o.00 for $39.50 f;only handsome All Wool Velour 'Taupe Coat, Opossum Collar very jauuty style, 1S years, special $5o.00 for $37,50 only Woiuep's Ri-ch Quality Salts Esquis+ette Phish Coats, sizer 36 to qu All,thisaseasou's Goats. Regular $5o,00 for $35.00 Other styles to numerous too mention specially priced for January Sale from 1 $5,00 ftp - s Just a fewkChildren's Coats left, all being cleared out at 20 per ctut. less than former reasonable prices Wimen's Handsome Dresses at January Paces Our entire stocli of Women's Dresses consisting of Serges, Poplins, Messa lines, Taffetas and Georgette, in an excellent range of sizes all being cleared out at 20 pyeerr cent. discount to make room for new goods. Furs atlintepestingTianuapy ppices Our entire stock of Fashionable Furs including all the latest styles in Seal, Opossum, Fox, Beaver, Kangaroo, Badger, Coon, Iceland Fox, Thibet, all marked at 20 per ceut. less for speedy. clearance, New Spring Ginghams and Wash Goods Now Arriving Try Us With Your Phone and Mail Orden, Satisfaction Assured "A Guid New Year To Ane an A'" 'Phone 56 M I LLA R'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone 56 Mr. nohrrt l;nssry; St"tf"I'd fir, Erne ~warts, r>urlplt, I NIr, J. 'i'. Goldthorpe, of New Liskc.rrd, I gPt'nt the I;hrl�tnu+s hulldays with IiQ0p0=0=— 0 0 Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Craigia, Brock- I Nit% and Mr4i. W. o. MacF.wan, Mbert ' no \ l l lr . Mr. \'fetor Murray, Kitrh,�n•r. i 0 I Lleutrttant .I. E. (:. Elliott. sou of Ih,• 0 JANUARY 1, 1920 Mr. and Mrs'. Hillon SOmyler, New• l late Captain Joseph Elliott, who hcsg Hamburg. (been serving overseas w'tlh the Ro►a1' Miss Vera Durnin, F:.+rv. iflarrisun Artillery for the past thee, , Mrs, Hugh Johnston, E—v\- and one half years, returned home on Dr. and Mrs. 1). .\. Mccarten and Monday. Weut. Elliott w•as w•uund,•,I Masters Robert and .\tan, of Winnipeg, at Givenchy during the German spring 0 0 Man., are visiting tht• lady's sister, offensive of 18ie. After his recovery rYf Mrs. W. (i. MacPwan, .\]bort St. Mrs. he returned to France and took part 0 1/i+ O McCarten and sons \Sill remain for in the final allied attack on the Hin- some tirne. denburg Zinc. ~ince the armistice tie Miss 0. (loldthorpe, of Toronto, and has been in charge of a prisoners nr we wish . . _.. _- war camp to the rh•"stated area or i7�_....._ TO THE ELECTORS Northern Frame•. lieutenant Elliott, who is n graduate In taw of McGilli t7tltvermlty, • O Nealtht Happiness and OF GODERICH will return to 1luntrralIn !_ a few days and after film admission to u p It is being stat, d ag;unst me that i the bar will practit;e his professiun In O 0 Prosperity am responsible for fit, switching of the Province u( Quebec.I thL- steel plaint from God --rich to Sar- nia. 1 deny it. 00ring 1920 What etre, the foots '.' ® � rr The first mishap (, Mr. McCrealh's tg at project was when the upt runs or some of them) on the land turned out to be We Buy Raw and Dressed MA Nappy New Year to All ti �I worthless. The securing of those op- I FURS 9 0 lions \vas the work of Mr. McCreath and his frlondm--i had nothing to do INDo not sell until yore have w with it, was not ask - d to have any- thing to do with it. \\hen Mr. Mc- in touch Creath went back it, his Toronto Sot with as. to friends as ha staff,(] sit the nomination � 5N meetimrr and told th,•m about it�Ir "hold-up" the I Ili told p BROWN EROS. 0 nn optlon%, y hire hI was "a poor huat,?,ss ansa.” for +e r„+ 0 ih 'Phone ROBERTSON 0111\m that,? r responsible that W 270 Goderich io La r on, when a by-law waw asked iN for a11d a dal,- for it sprrlal mr', tlltg of ®�19Ea�AHBAB®AB BB®A9w�vi ABrBaPIBaNAB9m88gBTN� =0Z---0=0 —0Ei, O©0 the council wag flxrd by \fr. Parson+ c, and him majority to the cuuneii. Mr. — ------ -- --- - -- _._.-----� McCrpath was not pr,{gent and the council could mak-, no hea+l\\ay, Am i responsible for that.' And that was practically lho Irnl it ,- counril heard of the sc•hs,me. There w'as a majority all along to the council for Mr. MrCrrath and his proposition, but I fry never seemed to know exactly 1\0rrry they wu•rr or what they wanted to der- or wily did- n't they do It? I eouldn't slop thorn Mr. McCreath tells about the quick way they snapped up hl,+ proposition at 'carnia. But at Sarnla they had Mr Wills with them a real live man, with milllong of monry—a ratan every- body in Sarnia knows—theydidn't have anybody of that stamp with them In their deal In Goderich. Dopsn't It look as If it was their getting hold of Mr. Wills that really put the mrheme on Its feet? --and from the moment Mr. Wills came in there \vas never any prospect for Goderich to fret It I say positively that nothing i did or did not do kept the (proposed steel plant from Goderich. if there ever was any chance of Its coming to oode- rich, it was the unbustness lila way in which It was handled by Mr. Me- Creath and his friends (including my opponent for the mayoralty) that ruin - It so far as Goderich was coneernpd. For my part I considered it my duty aA Mayor to we that the town's In- terests were protected rather than to i act an a boomster. It the electors want a Mayor who will rush thing4 1 through council with blinders on. they l will have to leave me At home. V. R IWIGLF:. `l 1 a ay by - of ' t0 �n m 1+ fr rnr, ,us - u• rr 41 ^s �n f s c, v �