The Goderich Star, 1936-11-05, Page 5sv1.0-•
ana Fietchr id zt the
,prelthiirLary hearing of tc broke
uggard told. a Stary of bu
issued bY bins to Mael4aren, *11.4
.14stoober, novo hotog 'beeo, carrIA
out and ois debt beeemitt osater
a resultof their failing to 04try. oula
ifl8tructioflz4*. 00*a
* teat tt•Va)!,.,auit- ,`,4,03#0414
b0‘ d40tident.
IleRaid that li. liad,cgried on the
'holiness, of ,ft barrister,and invoc
merit banker in Seslorth. Ile hal
ow* Mr. Campbell for 10 or 3.2
years., lie recognized the bonds that
had been sold .** belonging to Camp*
them to 'McLaren,' be
40n. what Autur asked
aerou1ini**ed 111 •th )10010
It* ,*,‘,10)1:its by On *130„knew her for
her kindikees, to She *
brsve fight and 100 her own cheer
pfrit gsa flIPEC as 13i3V1b10., Begale,
her U0004 she leaVealOtO chiklren,
M&' -
land MA Ellen
goderith.
The funeral Service :Will be held *
the family xeiidence at 94,0 '014 Fri
day "aftet'noen before intermet.
Mat% eineterY-
4%. caul also you the 404 4titbotit
seei0;.111019.01Pt
11,0. CoMMOt produced a 410ountent
:which he said was headed "The J013
-Itiankin Agency" and asked -Huggard'
.For '.tres 04.05
and VhiIblaths
Chilblains ,Itorne frotat *due exP0e140.
to slush and ,eeld,' and .frost -bite from
the .ley wMOS. ,Winter. -We.treat=•.:
merit ..of either an excelent ,iereparation
-hs .Dr., Thomas Eclectric Oil, :0S. .conn-
tersets- ,the it4,c1 relietteS.
theTWain;'Paer.-:actieri-t---of
-
prompt and its -applicatiOnqs extreinelY
ea0w10. •
BETHEL
PPaiTtCOST.Alta. AstElviBut
South tit.
*rviees--:-Ounday; SAO pot.. ,
Evanggistio
Tuesday -8.0O
•.chssuan ,,Teaching,
PridaY-&0O
TirePhetie
rcognixed Its The witness an
CToaten and :Fletcher 0-04, dated
October 16th, 1935: • "AbOUt, that
lure. I, req0irell. certain eeePritle4 to
he 'retUrned to tier' 'he explained.
Order' to getthese securities l• bad to
glv*OtherS to them. had to do `that
.betauSe otheriviee,it wow leave' my
swot; that it was a rel`pt signed
by
*I1L1(AX, KENSUDT
peu44 e
at oteee'etnifclfits• Oit'iN40-0
morning,, for Mr. Winliim,jtnowi
48, ieor7(,)itt..Ofttive of Gotiericb, who „
'Paesed. *way at. WestreinStert.liospit,
1,494400;g0. si441, 'and ,n„
'half:after hs reMOTal there from
farm *ear Sarnia, vapre 110 bid ,b0,1k
working. •
;Pat-
rick Kennedy *la the late ;Mrs.
110Y4,. He enlisted In 1914' at Laws;
40, and was wounded in the
sbouid-
er
„0-0,11114:4Chiaedrie'briTel:'s'°' ever'71
member
1
1th, Hot dinner,
xi ati1 Oreda 01
45
Otril and Victoria tZehools,`,Will bel
•oemmentement_exe on•
•
45
0:0100'hiS eetoirt.'
He is Survived by four brothers
404 three idsters,.vir,t, Miehatil,„Pat-
steek noVsuffie/ettly marmqed, n010 ef Goderieh.,--Tosepb,
were certain bonds OeVm in the ac- Midland; ill Bert* Garner of Ilanr
call* that were Inatglaing the 4C- 'HOW 346 fames Ross of Teeswater4
count that had to be returnedand Mrs, lames Durnin, GO eric
b.
forth. Requiem, wo MEWS was Snug hSt
"The eVentrig-ot 111-e-darlkadlateo 'Rev, Oat er et the fUtiva
as in .rey ofilee, .discussed the vice. The. pall -bearers were,. Messrs,
-anat,teL7At...hridgina,„•41 tb.,4" „Chisholm, ‘....1L„Iane, C.• ebly,,„, C.
airtia-74iWelr-
Mt* ' Knight
morirlait Lelleets of a. broke
whiOts, Punctlirea his 13313g.
-
ThreSitint 'a*at: ,tintaltedaround.
116.'The. :-.,threshers . are- making :,th •
. leaf: :07,und-Wor thier.411-.7 elevator '14r -odd.
'Jetta 1444 buckwheat.
„ ,
Nellmer *Rutledge li salating 11r. 0.
ebertaors,:.4r4,. ,a 'week,' With .11•1*
*
fahl work.
The. 14/le had very enjoyaiale,
thne.or1.-..M004.0$ Gameand
ref*Iunetts, were:err* the 1044
side 01 the Oundat.S.Oh001 contest.
, ,
ears treni•elinost 'every direetioiv.
'thronged to have a .100k at the Pair,* at
40)704 watching the ,ba0 bei0g, led`a04
-1140#100•4•440k. *Oa- 2 The 'E'0-11t0a. eit4
led-t‘heboapto littoLls see
,
:Vare0-040./ght' of the boa/000, ''.P1
of Oodericia .1000„arratitedttutatte
';100141.nelni ..their'llsoeogve
,‘;or,..t*:.• two* 'ut'"
.These .17$01lar::Dalta are
0010004,' the very when cold
weather...,reiedrestisote. nelded,
and ,a*,theMerehants..have.,lieen' Plen.
104; .and'arranging for
'some time, parcinuseis he'.401ighted
o Wince '*(0.50.: to )31W freely
to -lay; to..--niorrottf.and Settircia
„
tin* that I had nothint•-g
him,' Ire . said, "What about Camp. mitS,.. WM. „I. MeCItEATII ' their Stores on those daS. -Their
.hellr-1-4a1it-"T„bere,/a'tothing there". reS etted citizen of - Gederten names are on the cirdniar, a copy of
and he said `fliet'-S passed away suddenly at .her -hOmd4 which should haire been. rOettred
at
gar& testified that ho had shown And pts* ,Street, •near nihinight on SAtilt your 110450' or be In your 000.1. .13001•0
bonds „ to MaeLareir:..pcnd that he he'l 04'i -10.00 -person. of Mrs....W.114014J this edition-. of The Star reaches you.
-explained that they. Were:fully McCreatii,;.: Death came-aPParently' mayor Matg.wan has kindly' con.Sent-
ftered.. MacLaren_:4414-; ,mtn„. a. heart attack although the de- ed to be -at •°iTL.eto*ti Bali on saturdaY.'
0400- may be able to use tb.em ceased. ho not complained of Piet* evenfng at 10.30, atter all the . coupons
over -night." -IlUggard said thiit, yo, health during tie day. She .had visit- have been collected. !' and make the
'ItertkarNYaft-the-firstatireehe7hact-seal -her-L:1a .1.O.ther,,...wholiVes next. door, draws for the ten cash prizes,
the:Ponds aiT0). • about 9 'o"olOckr.'$aturiiay nig t art .
nu• gard testified that the _power had returned home about-19.,okloelt.
signed 'by 'Alexander 'Campbell', 'that staff of the local A.. &P..
LUB APPLIES
-IVIANUAL-TRA
of-attorney-_on_thej-londa.,..,,WaS 'her of the c
ItAllIc43•01114S11011
IED SUDDENLY AT SEA •
. Word was received "here .on Friday
Of 'the, sudden. death at sea of Capt.
Frank Johnston,. skipper of the
freighter, • -Gulf", bound
from 'Boston to 'Galveston, Tens.,
Death. was ; attributed to . heart
disease; •
iMrs; Johnston - who. had. just re-
turned- 4rorn 'Boston to her summer
home Goderieh Township,- on Wed-
neSclay 'of last week, left at once for
Southport; N.C., at which :port: the
ship called with the body. ' •
The. late Capt. Viita Johnston -.wile.
was,in' his 58th year, Was a 'native of
Goderichk".son, of the late 'Wm. lohn-
ston,- Capt. Johnston was a former
well-known skipper of the Great
Lakes,- but transferfeMicaliFwater
during the. Great War, arid. had been.
on the 'Atlaotic Coast run since.
He inaintairie4libnies both in Boston
and in Ooderich Township on . the
riurSo road; and Paid yearly visits
to this section.
Wm. Johnston Of Windsor is WS
only brother./ There.are to children
..1Captain Johnston had . been with
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ODDVELLOWS' .11ALL
The Clatses Will re -opened,
Tues., Noy. 10th
Under -,the direction of
MISSES PATTY CLARK aril
KAYE MCKENZIE.
Claw* will start at 4 o'clock,
All types of claming. Mr all
th'elystic Steamship .Voinpariy- for
13 Years.
The body was brought to the Bro.
phey Undertaking Parlor's. on Mon-
day, and the funeral took place from
there oif Wednesday afterrioinr, -under
_Masonic Auspice*, ,
l'eniParary interment.Was Made in
Maitland Cemetery pending the, erec-
tion of a family .vault.ittm-MrostOn
accompanied the remains to Goderich
'and 'a brother., William Johnston of
Detroit was also here'for the funeral.
• Rev.. Kenneth McGowan, rector of
the Clinton Anglican Church. cooduc.
ted the service. "
The pall -bearers were, Messrs.
Harry Sturdy, Melvin Sturdy, Frank
Sturdy, Wm. O. Sturdy, Mayor II. J.
A. litatEwat, Norman lileXay,- O. C.
Lee and G. PATSiSTIS,
" home. shortly after midnigh • and '
Mrs. W. P. Saundert, President of
Central SChool flame And School Club,
-appeared before the Public School
Board on Monday night on behalf of
that organization to urge that a room,
In Central School be fitted up and
equipped for a manual traMing class.
mesPector E. C. Beacom outlined the
grants- and regulations in connection
siTith, these classes. •
The Board promis& its co-operation.
It • wasdecided, oil...motion of (Dr, J.
A. Grahard and • Mr. Jiihn Cutt, to ar-
range for the teaching of Agrimilture In
the schools, and for obtaining equipment.
and grounds for the coming year.
--7Thrropertyt-7-__C0mm3ttee----V
Dower. to repair and re4bund desks And
paint the windows- at Central school ;.
also to repair the • return pipe to the
boller,, repdir plaster, c4.rid Purchase
pail for each rootn at Vittoria Solioal.
Mrs. Mk ciranstort supplied 13 days
for Miss U. Bartsitell and Miss Jessie
Mathieson two days for Miss I. 1VIA0-
Donald, at .Victoria School Carl Virorsell
taught half a day for Principal
Shatkleton.
(Albert Till. Baker's application to have
his name placed on the list of occasion-
al teachers was accepted.
,the signature was not his. . He nlso
said'. that he is familiar with Mac -
Laren aridlileteher's signatures -an
that 'the Signature of' the Witness t.4
the power of attorney is that of Flet-
cher, and that the signatures on the
guarantee belonged,to MacLaren and
Fletcher. - ° -
"There is no doubt, .Mr. IlOggard ?
You didn't sign that power'- of attor-
ney yourself 7" asked Mr,.. Common.
"No sir." .
z"What ' occasioned MateLaren. com-
ing to 'youi. office?" asked Mr. Bond.
"To get bonds."
-
Mr. 'Bonds asked if the bank ; had
been ,complaining,_15.1]ga d answered
"No." Ue said. that the- account- was
Margined with certain - bonds ' that
were required to4be brought ;back.
"Did you ask MacLaren • for the
bond's at the bank?"
• '9AThiiw
found his mother lying where .slita had
fallen- in thelivingroom, . of their
home.
` Born at Clinton, she was formerly
'Charlotte "Mary -Young, the dauglittn,
of Mrs.' Youngand the late William
Young, Mrs. McCreath came ,to Code -
rich When a young girl. .. She was
married to -Wm. J.'McCreatir4, years
ago in GoOdrich. Mr. McCrea% nass-
ed away in 1924. The deceased wom-
an, was a ember of Knox- Presby-
terian Church, she was, an active
worker in the •Ladies' Aid and was
keenly interested In the activities -of
• e___Wsmeres Institute, and Victorta
Horne and School Club. pieStfig
of WS well-known resident of tho
communityls. a `great lots to a wide
circle of friends,
-Besides her S011 Bertram, who lived
with his mother, she is survived by
her mother, Mrs. Young, who IS be
her Sard. year; .Mrs. Randall Mani?tt
(Clete) of Goderichf and Ernest of
Dearborn, Mich. Two brother',
Ernest Young of Detroit; and Clar-
ence . of Windsor; and - a sister, Mrs.
R. 'W.* Metier of' Detroit, also survive.
The funeral was held on Wedms.
day afternoon from her late resideiwe
on - 'ar ee , when Reit. DJ Lane
conducted the serviee. Interment was
made in Maitland Cemetery. The
_pall -bearers were; F. G. Weir, W. H.
Robertson, " W. G. Mac-
lgwan, Robt. Oke, C. M. Robertson. •
Relatives attending the funeral
from ,a distance were: Mrs. .kCapt.)
M. McLean; of Rocky River, Ohio;
MTS. (Capt.) D. Ilysolp and Walter
•iiid Mrs. Gude -Grey, Genera, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. E: Young- and, two.
daughters, Mrs. Clarence Yang, Mr.
and Mrs. ..Robt, Itetlor, Ural Chester
Crites and son, Of Detroit; Mrs. Wm.
McCreath, Geneva; • Ohio., Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. McCreath, Deigorn,
Mrs. B. H. McCreath, Mrit, D.
Thompson,' Toronto; Mr., and Mrs.
James, Sr. and Jr., St. Catharines;
litrs‘Margaret Johnston, 'reroute/ and
-other-- relattites,..--irom-Clinton, and
Aroberjey. ••
Many' beautiful floraftributes sur-
rounded the casket, . bespeaking the
high esteem in which deceased was
'"Because they bid to be there an
Seafoth) for persons who Would ask -
for' them.. They were bearer lids
Which: the clients clipped themselves.'
"You evidentLV had telephoned
MacLaren to come up to see your*
"No I did tot." „-
"Ire .citirie up Of his own accord?'"
"yab
“At. the time these bonds, were
handed.to Mulatto, had a power -..f
attorney been attached?". '
MEWS ltAlrit SWEATERS
AT PEOPLE'S STORE
.iperisa .invitation Is extended to
nun' eat -of
• doom, to -,see the merest heavy sweaters
at the OtOPIt'a titore. They range from
.15„.14...41A. This 'It bargaha ,,that
ahouldn'tJ)e
No blank power of attorney?"
„
'• "You 'expected then that these
bonds Were just to be used over-,
night?" .• •
"You've' heft tarrying bit
of this kind for how long?".
"Almost nine years."
rthe business was, quite
sive?" .
..yes:s
Mi.: Bond *SW guigard • want
business ocsurred between him and
AleXander. Campbell to. allow .hitri' to
swear that any one signaturefras not
that of ranipbelti-liuggard..*UsWeh'..
ed that .he. did ail' Campbell's legal
business 'arid all his 'investment bust-
heis. - knew his signature very
well."
--4-':itiferthreto-the,-tinve,,,whona,1112
Revival rrices
Nov;
In The Salvation „Army Cita.
.del, Will be condkicted. ' by
itY rt.- en-AtRY.,.
Toronto.
ite4Yr P•ins-*
Holiness 'Ran The! o
ars filmClinton,
Sta-
forth and Exeter will be
present.
rids were allegedly glygn.to Mac -
Laren, "Mr. Doha asked;JAt. that time
you were in a desperate poiiitiran?"- "
;
4%04 et that you didn't know
of his (Maeletren'ts) desperate. post-,:
"No." "-
'Tod . complete confidenee
MacLaren?"
41 had cornnlete confidence right
Op to the end." • •
4.7toti have not the Seine opiniod
?"
44N
clangedlt'r'*-'-•'-••"'
Ilia Lordship: "Deet go too.
*field Mr, Bond." ,
has re ve 40440i74.
Ito .. Bowel, 4
Kidney Trouble,
1*
relief. O.et
coMbloetigtvl : trel:
,gglat'a--.4.., e.„
Cam
,
Bond and Industrial en
Established Toronto house needs a man for industrial issue,
paying 6 per cent. with bonus of common stock.
This is an outstanding issue with top commission.
Write inquiries to BOx 80, THE STAR, Godericit
45-6
On-Friday---afternaorLthe teacber
and puniis of 'Union ,School entertain:,
ed the parents and. children of prst
school age at a Hallowe'en party.
_The school was tastefully decorated
with 'streamers, • pumpkin faces,
• black eats and witches. Lorraine Lass.
_saline was chairmanand introduced
the following programi ctoruis, "Icily
Hallowe'en"; recitation, "One thing
Tlust Is Real" by Bruce SowerbiT
."History of Halloween," by Betty
Fudler;' chorus, "Hallowe'en Is Come
."Fortunes" •Inh Bruce Sowerby, Eric
Speitsm, noddle lehnstoti,
Lasalide and Lorraine Lstssaline;
"The Origin of lack -o -Lanterns" by
Bernioi-Fulter; "Hallowe'en oldies"
by ilarold-lonhstod; pial, 14Whota,
'Afraid of * Ghestl", -an. exercise,
"Good Bye" by six girls. Apples.
candy, pop4orn were distributed and
the afternoon brought to a close with
thot-NatiodWATitbflit”. •
. The regulir-InietitiedllietAtt-
4ag held on Friday-evening•,with 17
present. Lorne Porter was in charge
of the *meeting which opened *4k the
hymn,
'"From Ocean Unto Ocean,"
Bowed b the Lord's Prayer in dol.
,
a
"Ai late as May 4th. /.9g$3, you had
inplete confidence lifitcLatedel",
"So on May 4th you were in * des -
rate' position. "Yen had left and
• to Port Erie '
*No think that we* on May Ob.
1 was in Voronto late in April and
MmcLaren told, liint than that
Ition was U. -
tell you At t t
t t t himself
SIIEPPARDT0_,I4* Nov. g'.---. Mrs;
Porter left on Thursday for her
-h---Ileisslr,h1140. nalpk-st"-melitarl-it. atill-un. der. -a-.16,., Thit,...seriptuto_legsoil was lead_
.11'1'slitti".1.catil. Mrs, AlarhkOk' ot Flint. bissiYelgharin?Tiwanallitear,d:ugliChlireePurd* °I.121.1b'it4e6rtillisesin"WilSTMOil8rita*C:
doctor's ,,estre,'•• ''Mtio Itobert, Bogle is,
Mlch., called on their auM, Mins Bur-
ru,,fT•zt,, during :the 143/ik' .i .:crstA ,eogtpetrbeli3toni* s'Ytivitri•r°040.41'°11eof rtheigaYlgul
land :.sysititha Vt., WHine;ideWri/a014:4-0 abALiaah'et,' People's Convention which was held
•• .:11144. , visit*L.,4441L.,..VAlk1517inst .1.4a- 1111M -1111474/7411..g*,!,
fr'r '116)48 ifs' 116w. o'ein:: .`"13it6t1' 11,14111ittrisstallibeelZlitik Mr. and
and Mr*-1114e°14.-141"34ft°161' Ihe ' .1.7"ittiiigoi?Itatiltitts*tor to. :IVA! 8. '
i at No. 11 011.Thilloweeit:iwas atl ten of Gedetioh; Mr. And lifta7.-1
here were r4.4114 litrs.' A. MeAdant- .-u,.,,
enjoyablei.'affeito' 11101;41i1Mil Pr""id", 'Elliott Of Porter's Hill and Mrs. Me.
itif,, , e'ritertaining. program for the gito .of seatorth. . •
:Lexuvkedn'it.1.1the .0140 'a i4t3 Bur -114:g'7: DI:ivdias°ofii.8', Stanley
rr(iwild'
Blot sitravfberries [ii 'Still beltsthiorvists a minor guest of Mr. And
rows; * Mr; told Mrs. *rt. ittervarths and
ttnnity and Mr. , Ft, It. Iteidath of Ipt,
ineavitle, Sunday with, Ur, and
Mrs. Geo. ' al
n't to This fiery
Evanteltft,
likt..v.Iii-Wn of1
is 'hem r. iditt MT*. Austen
or Oh Gordon Orr and Mr. 1Isrc
sttendance flardner Assisted with the progra
I • at Orsiee Mush, :Porter's 11111,
I rt, VrIday evening.
Interlake Toilet Tb lie, 3 lge. t
itt-Flakes-L--=-7.8m..-,
.....i...................,........„
Jersey 'Gloves, grey and brovm, I c
, . , . ....„,,_ ..
.... _,. 04 ..441kositifike!:•••,rij rip, On -,•I
LJL
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f 1.11.tin: : 441;0 e;di•
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• • • 11.1i.•
.The November Meeting of tbe
raduttle 'Club was hem On TU.
eitailint it the "home of Me,,, and
ittno melhoolia
Mr. Sani. Mattlitter has *turned
tg Dar* Our an sxtiiiiisit visit In
:trit SteAllistse
to Detroit With
Mettroy Of-Seafortli bas
bsn y1sWng wlt1 otittio 15