The Goderich Star, 1929-12-26, Page 1Yea W yews.
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THURSDAY, DISCRWIER ISth, 1928
lay 1930 & a Year of Progress for the T,wn of Goderidi and
,,....,,,. been sacred over and ,rke itt`, p'.'rt
lun LiEsJISIIfIIIOR DUIIIpRII,of CoAeda ee rs rUk '' ' nide ra►it
lltaaro f I)ec.lNth Wsutted
The Star has a regwat: to supply a
few copies of our issue of Dee. lith.
THE EDUC.ATIQNAI, ENDOWMENT of our aour *supply of extra copra is ex -
barotab and if a fare aabscrib-
ers who may have no !Wiser use for
'Do you as a father want to know definitely that your child will their copies will hernia; or send theca
receive a geed esiytot{an t This cart be wowed by petting on now to this efface we win be glad to buy
own life aa.di s' onat Endowment. Under this plan. if You Iteits • them beck et 5 e:ente a espy.
Your child's etiacatkm is ensured by the endowment on relrich gat h*ve
made a certain number of payments, If you die the child's education
is still taken care of because the 'policy amulets* het the endevrment
be paid in monthly instalment for a specified number of years,
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WALTER Hyo ZaNlslime
of Happiness aid Pr..perity for All Its Gtizeus and Frieods
Priest at Liadasy's Bonnet Alkyl
lir. B. 11. Lindsay Announces the
following prizes for competition at
his bowling a=lleys: A box of 100
Office 115 cigarettes for a score of 176, the
"IN*" { Residence 549 H. R. LONG, District Agent contest extending from now until
Wednesday,eaday,Jan. ,tet, at 8 p,m,; a box
- of 100 cigarettes for a score of 180,
r .. , .,*-a-d the contest extending tram now until
°" " ' "�`' �u�F_;,� ��.: Saturday, Jan. 4th; a box of cigars
FOR RMT, To W J` TU U for a score of 185, the contest to ex-
tend from now until Wednesday, Jan.
rat iitINT Compact: modern evert; ...,,•. ,,,, +�
mem, Possession may be card �«nd; and a tarred d pipe for ah. *core 6
lawnwiiaately. For further pa:liowier, Mr. Morniegotarr Again Robbed of 190,•the contest to extend to Frl-
taalrply to HAYS and .HAYS= t,odericb. For a third time robbery has been day Jan. 24th.
t.- ,._ _.. --es ' _" committed sat Mr. Mornintaita's, at Ernest Crawford a Good Guesser
NOTICE iMi*TING further substantial sum being taken How anany nuts were there in the
- ftnm'his home* few days a=go•
' ►MINATION etlalarititte-'ft11t4'Nstui' Sart That was the questtayn which ak
' ftttbekah Iaattiaalistioir. good number. of people were exercis:
Or ,BC)AlailiL tugin themselves over before (i rlst-
M{s
tressi . Y) D , at>N1
of
f r the ze offered S .
IaioaMaawlttext meeting : will he Reid In St>catfardR wilt *we ft'ekakath 0 psi , d by , t
the Inventive) Hail. t arrIaw.fl'c; 80th, Lodge; No. 8 aaadiststmii:the new of.. George Price and Son was a beautiful
' ,t►t i o'eloeL. wizen nanatnaitlonat flcers for 1930 on 'Tumidity, Jan. '7th, big doll, to go to thli guesser who
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sh u dguesss thet
e ro o c t to oxrec
1Vt b l,oC
a>kaa' ix!�neD ,and :two. i. All ipembers oras requested tn'tyr! out.ks
ateiwed, .. number. Guesses ran ‘all the_ way -
Cl. J. flit'ri ealIN ,Tt'3N, New Rector at. Myth . from the small numbers, even below
t` r •
fi4►wztah in .+ 1e 1.. Rev. L. V. Pocock, e># Taranto, 2tas 30, to over 1000: Five, .persons
•-- ,---- °"'-----° been appointed to the parish of thought 213 was it but Ernest Craws
FOUND ; Elyth, Auburn end Belgrave, to suc- ford was alone in his guess at 216,
num-
FOUND.' .� aiitttsln Vela .owner Beed the late Rev. Arthur Shore, the and this potted to be the exact num-
°t21[1 o -: nutsr
�•a•, r. uzNav have: same by altplyitag' At 'appozntmont'be4rzg made on..Sattnrday berf in the 3a
by His Grace Archbishop Williams. Wieners at Daennans
EilVin orrice end paying: for said, Bennett to meet rat Cl{nton Jake McDougall was the winner of
FOR, AL* • Jen, 8th the goose and Wm. Johnston of the
F'lit `om-1 41•�A1tet+n,: th1W,lta' ui- Ho . B. Bennett, leaoder of the att i$ -made that QD ennans bowling alley r oin-
lets sand a good Moak, Apply Conservative party, will speak in the' petition up • to Christrees: eve. There
to 10IEN *itt?1, Wurrai M. town of Clinton on the evening of were 23 entries in the contest for the
i11 'AL11. •A theetalte Gold Medal Jan. 8th. He will be intron need by . goose for a 281 score and in the play
Sono. A ,k 11 batteries. complete. Mr. Arthur It. Ford. t London, pre off the winner again bowled 281.
•le» stood ettadalon, Apply W. F. DAN- sident of the Western Ontario Cone The rooster was for a 100 score and
SER, Pthone til. • servative Association.. there were six entries in this. A
booby prize of a box of cigars for a
eft ' A1.1 j,er detures and educes words of Apprev+ tion score of 50 zeas' Won by Wilfred liog-
e euocierd On Weal
ibt` ibahe own 4. t,I cob atulate you on the high Barth. A box of cigars is offered for
;Oran, er me flown. of haode Part Suits literary merit of ,'our paper. and the competition up to • New Year's Day
awe .istvias�...6'or fainter partfcularat
w tax GAYS rind HAYS, iiaunitton idealsfor which; it atamis,'as well as at 8:80- .pm. for the closest to a 192
Street, Godes/kit. Ont. the artistic�comp�osition especially of - score.
.-- Dec.. 12th issue, writes a regular Christmas Store Decorations
reader of The Star this week to the
WAlti,trED ' h Every store in town waits prettily
editor. Such Mild words. are lout: decorated for the Christmas season,
'Wei; MORE MONEY --Selling. one appreciated. •some being partlqulariy 'attraetivo
stat .. I?�u"itgeese+ Berri•• peltas, hero r . . , e -Offices and the window Ia�tttiokveai!ei St►rub l�e s, .Shfide, �Ctalyal Bank in New decorations were cer-
aa, eige
r
*lily credit a n a red *lose who1
7a"rees, lio:wa;ai, Cela:. Every home -Mier : Starting on_hilondiry: Isar Manaiger. t Y, a to lisp planned
a prospect. ' tibeltal cornnnleession. Cash Eastman and staff •of the local, branch and card the ;dressing_ *4.tha:display.
Vera week. Gen iPlatce . a 'few more of the Royal Bank are occupying . windows. .
*awl men. Write today. E.; D. SUrrii their new remise. .itt the corner of Mr. Albert Barker arranged a re-
& SO:`15. LW.,'4eitinnaa. Ontario. Hamilton street . and the Square, volviuug ' .Christan'as tree for Mr.
which have been reconstructed apo Hunt's store window, the power -being
WA'vtl".h`A •�-!ihV�o pAoistti �ar'fanteti.• rattan . t�1t� ,�r�,�,v i
`.: end eren t . eo ; :fe er,' O M'. ii ' e itteitte- lra!f Z.eY! a.t,r :> ituthe f,r
Aeldreea replies to Iiox 0oderictze : new. arrafge f the premises, Y gi t Suggestions .were found on
' have the advantage of the full light the tree, and an open fire place, with
tarty
nctitgest
anti Sum
aPPItiog -
a "441611
tints sillite
ohm l3tar
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epeardisag a vemetIor, at the home of IU MAYORAA *ANQC;1Q'
alar. and Kra. Jai. Deasid rm. - — --+
Meldrum sunk Tour Cam, est iaeran- [ Mayor Kaets►an eatestaised the
to UhieerMty, are ependieg • the ; Members of the Iowa rained, wawa
Carleton motion at their hose, and light coiasmlasioa, town Almelo
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Schuler, of Sad Ibe intervenors of ilia lecsl aria•
Kitehener, spent Christmas at the 'Patera Ibis Thursday eveam, to am
homy of )tr. and Yrs. J. W. Smith. aimed banquet, which we* held ea
Mr. William Joha sten► of Windsor, , the Redford hotel. bare wren a Ser
�visrtea at the home of haw parents, k *Meals absgaat, Mr. W'illtaaa ta mp-
I Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Johnston. ha, eittivisoryt as aesaor end cellists,.
Claire Tweedie, of Detroit, +peat ' now in in his nhsety"sixth year, gree
the Mrs.
oled yy at the Matte at Mr. mad the soh' t er. Mr. l t. E. �1tolanea, ateld
Witham Mountain, of pbrt Got• e. a tie .►weite. ;Dike, Mr. eat,Rich. A.
aataad the stirltrant, >A[r. A.
borne, spent t e rastrnos virtu azar pee. Rosa. The abttence tat these gemtIe-
eats. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mountaia. ,mast wss referred to with regret ley
- Miss t'aatharine $ ravvtord, who is His Worship.
attending Western University, is ,After the bounties of the table had
home from London for the %aa:atiom been dome full ,justice to. the. after
Mr. Lorne Clark, of Kincardine, is ; pr°trram Weir opened with a toast to
visiting at the home of his parents, , the Kipg proposed by Mayor Marchi,
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Clark, Cambridge, an and this was foiletted by brief
St. remarks from all present.
Misses Pauline and Geraldine Me-C'ecwncillor Wrrr. Jlailie was the Arit
Ewen, of Stratford Normal, are , to her called on and lie made air
spending the vae'stion at their home praprtt".9 speech, eannitestsing tote
Sitio
a
- here, lm n of the council 'lust Wit* at
Miss Mary Clarke, of Toronto tint -
varsity, is spending the (hristuisa
•vacation ata trey North-atreetUnited
parsonage:
- Miss Allee Sheppard, of St. Cath«
arinei, was a guest over the weekend
at rho home of Mr. Wm. Beim and,
Miss Emilie.
Mr. anti Mrs. Weikel, of Elora,
• spent Christmas at the home of Mra.
zneikel ais
a e
rn Mr.and 1►
Mrs. A.
o McLean. p ' U
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hume, Ottawa,
and Mr,. Donald Hume, •of 3'oronto,
were Christmas visitors at rho old
home here,
James Wallace, of Toronto Unlver-
lsity, is a Christmas visitor at the
ie home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wallace.
Miss Dorothy Down, of Distrait,
spent the Christmas holiday at the
ammo . of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Bown.
Dec. 24th. to consider the question
of an appeal against Judge Lewis'
decision in the suit of Wigle vs. Code -
rich, but owing to the, absence of one
member et the council, Councillor Me,
Lean, it was decided to defer the
matte. to another meeting, which is
called .for Saturday, Dee. 28th, at 8
o'clock. At the meeting on Tuesday
evening a vote of thanks was passed
to the Boy Scouts and the band for
their assistance iri ronneetion with
om mut
theC m it Ch st s troy It
n ri ma
.was .decided to transfer tla-amail• bal-
ance from the sale of debentures for '
the grand stand to the general ac-
count an order to clone out the ac-
count, the anal t to the con -1
taltaharlaPtstail
Ceeilw'ailitY ChrItitMuts Tree
a _The community Christmas tree, a
' n,�v"1'Irly.- a 00 on a liCnt: mtesrtorne? from Sha windows at the entrance has
lights behind giving iecalistie tooth, flew 'idem in G'oderich, was success -
en a 100ocre fatT In-atabbooi o i e-- Wes another clever piece of window • fully arranged,•nne of five fir trees in'
pyritic NorAct $
t STAR O FIC . dressing. the Square being used ,as the tree.
T*+pwalshi°p: Apply ai
-""""t' '""" Officers of Golden Gate Preceptory This was decorated with colored eke-
- l 1 t;:titCIPAL :I ANA111:t'1`he. , .. tris lights and .was 1up
' . EON le TO Ste curt Do .r w:. Tile annual meeting of the Golden g lighted each
Ambittatus,. reliable men toted ' Isx a recent aintencimcitt-to °Erin ;`rani- Gate Prcceptory, No, 1031, was held evening aftarting' with Saturday and
at mna:r.. err time a while cleat Ae.t every •caradfd3te for 11iaVbP, recently 1n the Orange Hall, corner presented a pretty sight and helpeal
1" u y to diffuse thea crit o the •Christmas
• tr iably fora Aviation Mechanks, Reeve,. Depute peeve, Councliiar or North.;street and the Square: The e
Goraaare Work, Driving, Battery, ,, Water and Light commissioner. is re• Officers elected for the year 1030 are festival, On •rite afternoon of Christ- `
E1 tickle Aertelyste, Weidieth carried' when filing haw declaration of as follows: woe. preceptor, Sirt Kt.• mss Eve Santo Claus appeared on ,
Douse Whence ace .InduMrisi Riau!- s guaaltt)catian with the Down Cleric, to Wm. Brownlee; deputy receptor, W. the scene and with the assistance of
featly, aesehinist, ,.Selcklaylnii, cdko lllo WI.b. such tie at ati9 a care ;McKee; chaplain, E. •Ti. Mew; reg- the Boy Scouts 'didtributerl nearly a
.,Ytasttrhig. ,, ilredtingr0 Harkering 'raiul a *PeedL'•by the Taxes l'reutlit iu. t aar,, Jed McNevin; treasurer,.D. thousand bags. of candy:and nuts to
a,► d>> Ilaata+daresainll. Blot quick, Anne Elie municipal
ae Tia that there ,the children. Santa. proved quite 'an
at.o.no municipp�r1 taxes or rates duo on "Proem; 1st lecturer, A, . 14icNevin, of .
• Write Year call for informationav� any lands In rico municipality of which and. lecturer, E. Breckenridge; let wept at handling a team horses
rube can uuate Is the eviler it tenant.. censor, Wm. Mew; tat standard bear d, in spite of. his white Whiskers.
it)Q111IV1OIil. TRADE IGI(OOLS, . The lase provides .that the Clerk [Mail er, Thos. W. Bell; 2nd standard' bear- and red suit and cap was familiarly
I' riot trlrace on `the'baUat. paper the name err, Joe Alton; purse?vent, Roy Chain- : saluted by quite a number of the
Ji�sta<rn 1i+�d sitars, ifi3 Kink• cvf any ca�ndidale who tuts t� fat-snch hers; tyles, Chas. Rufl'ell; commute .children, Halla � Rendall:. A �rium-
St,. W., envleeta:. certiftcato tvlth hta tleaTaratlan within .Sir iCts. Richard Young, E. H. Walt- her of the memberal8,of the town band
Employment ecrvice•»•empxt !'lie 'proper time, ers, A. T. Knitting, Fred Dell, A.
to coast. ? Proepective candidates are requested turned out and played a few selec-
Brownlee, Russell Boyce. tions. Thi community tree is a nice
• to hove their ;certificate as to taxes idea and could be enlarged on nnoth-
pp-- , ,,. , ' +made•ottlt at once, so as to lie ready:• Died at,Vancouver er year with more favorable weather
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AUCTION SALE" . Word has been received le town of the days preceding Christmas.
the death at Vancouver, B.C., on the ginner of Doll and Outfit
►11I1E ARMSTROBN iARF.AL`T VACATE and t•G1'1U:�' SALE. ilii X'ARi' PROPER- enl h ofinst.
and brothere, f °rm- Mrs. Whittingham, of town, was
IN$iJMltl 7iEN • et . TY ON LAKE stiOiti; 80.11), Ile Geor a Yule ' of Mr:-
George
r: the winner of the beautiful dressed
Life, Accident anal Auto• `TIC: 'rOWNSILIP Or cOL13OltNE. been a resident of Vancouver for tYule he doll and outfit, cons{sting of wail-
llnruranexs. UNDER and by virtue of The powers past. twenty` years. He served over- robe trunk, overnight bag and high
ss
S p octal: 100 -acre arrn for sate. contained in ea tertiain Mortgage, tvizich seas during the war. His death took chaM an ins' which Was
display
waas in h the
Slaughter twice. Fine location. Situat- will be •rironuced et the tune of sale, place at Shaughnessy Military Heap?• prize for the closest guess to the
ca la rthe'1'ownsli�ip of Stanley, County' Mem will be tittered for save uy public tal and the 'interment on the 21st number of beans in a Sar: The aor=
Of Huron. 60 &fres of this is choice uuation, on
was made in the returned soldier plot react nuhvbeb cuss found to be 4001
wispy roam t;oIl Minim eondltion, excel- SATUI11)AY, JAN .11th,. 10:30, . in Mountain View cemetery: He is and the winni cess was 4,000.
. . lent for (wheat and alfalfa 'or any kind of the hour of 1,00 o'cloelz in the after- .survived by his wife and three child- The contest was conducted b , the
at groin, lay or roots. ILIA undulat noon., atothe premises In the Townstilp ren, by his mother and by four broth-,
ltsq sutKsu:ii: well' tlleiifalfies"ti. Neaxrly of Colborn++° in the 'County °of Huron, ers ,and one sister. l:He was a mem- hiregsion Sand of St. George s church.
11l:aeetie0.mown. ixoodenattr: a•u'vp1y,.. by,..'.mhdtmi ' •ufldry, Auctioneer, ttie her.of Maitland Longo, Na. 33, A. F. M Gambia dressed the doll and
t4. of this, .lair pay for 11:.following property, toonely. the whole ,, A. M. and lead affiliated in Van-: gave with the clothes the wardrobe
esrnupr► to more'. n bane p yof i,ot zoo. 41, i.ako woad, r-ast Concos- ieouver, trunk, over -night bag and high chair.
biro poverty. Good bane barn. etas .Miss Makin= donated the doll. Pour
Voeo leated 'house. Situated on excel- bion. `We otern tovision of the Township Ulera on. Return from S , nding people guessed within,. one bean of
lohurebhighwata close to school and et Ledborne, . and containing 100 scree
of land marc or less: Christmas 1n Goderich correct number and drew the day be -
On good Oma kets f to It.
r quick .situs de a oineha ndfone-half mstorey DetroitHo11s; Halliday
Smith was
as witfro was the winner. Mr, Med waas
reale, 10,500. Terrns- etel00 Trish downspend Christmas with hisBert d
mall be accepted; nearly floe years' 'frame house and kitchen mid barn. On father, Mr. J. W. Smith, leaving on second, and Mrs. Whittingham very
eprirt d or Immediate
win on elven if re- the premises are an o:rteslaa well and his return Thursday morning. He kindly gave him the overnight bag.
eyuited. lsasmtodtato possesssIoit given. vvindmitl, and all of the Sala property was taken ill. on the journey as the; Mrs. Dudley Holmes was' third and
h-numaeee of other good farm for ig wider- cultivation"except about train was. near Chatham and was tak- received another doll which had been
sifto mss'en ori at Windsor and taken to the dressed by the members of the Junior
Vane good houses and • lots, for solo School Rause is situated at about !Ob
rods from the house on this .Property. hospital, where he died in a short Auxiliary.
vG000-Mean. k (house on Bruce street This sale will be subject to a re- time. loo is nurvived by his. wife,. Annual Sleeting of C. A. Society
t od ennd g tr fro. l' leer nY fad�ern et(ui1► '1 o 0)1(1., Ten per eent. o:.tnc pur-fam ly of for Ague McIver,
tPhe, body is The annual businesn meeting of the
v7aeod, •I rs•kg)zntlse, fin . rpodrrn and chase .money to be paid dews at time being brought to Goderick this lora- Children g Aid Society was Held last
omega Price $t.,00. of sale, and the balance to be. paid In day evening for interment. Halliday T'ridoy afternoon at the Shelter. On
Fete �ttucom house, full (modern email- 30Fot /wither urt.culars and condi- had not been in the host of health but eaccoudf w walks the
tt weather
a wa
choice location, price 1,3100,had not been any worse than usual
t od' .lionises and iotg'=X1000: • gltel(l, Wino of sale apply to and his sudden death is ala severe small. Reports of tate year's work
14000, $1 200. P1300,. etc. P. !l. DAidlfW, shock to the family,. in which they were
egivaen in the tame officerside e
ha togrent.
tt Sec t)r write Furnished Barrister. Sr' or tOlroe iortg gree. have the empathy of many friends. Rev.. J. E. Ford, and the secretary, A.
J. W. AEiK1:q'i�itblv(#, Dated at 1laxlePlciz dila Hit day of Christmas Donations to Children's M'. Itoberttson► were ee-a lopainted as
ROI t1 Iii, • December, toe, Shelter • representatives on the'County Boerl
Phone C>iii. De fol w_Ooderiirtn, .Ont. «�,,,,,,,,; .• _: ,,�„at,,..� The following Christmas donations of Managers. Mr. it. T. Edward%)
_ have beent received by the Children's .County .Superintendent, made special
" 'Shelter: Oranges and candy, R. J. mention of the work being done for
McMehcn; apples, Mrs. Foster, St. crippled children which is being taken
�„ . s 1 H. HUMBER Patrick St.; primps, Mrs. E. ' %. Car- iilz by the Lions' Clubs in the county
JIEWItLLEN • tie; box of clothing, Salem %,furies' find the Rotary Club of Stratford.
lei Estate THE SMALL STORK Aid, Wroxeter; box of toys, games Ire reported that the attitude of the
if With tent slits amort and clothing, Miss M. Milne's Sunday County Council towards all the work
echoel elates, 'United chureh, Blyth; of the Co A, S. was quite sympathetic
t' d Cedar "Vali howl and ft fol t
0
1876, made its last revolution. It is
being replaced by Modern engines of
muco greater efficiency which is a
part of the $200,004 program of re-
novation and renewal of the power
plant which has been going on during
the past summer. The mill is closed
down for a few days and when it re-
opens early inJanuary it will be with
the new engines in operation. En-
gineer Taylor wart able to show the
duty to all the citizens nomatter in
what mart cf the town they lived. Lit-
er uninthe proceedings he nroptoed
a toast to Mr. Nirm. Cempbail, whiitk
was heartily drunk byell pr erect.
Councillor Munnings spoke about
the matter of oil assessments and
suggested that it might be ra waif
thing now that most of the streets at
the town were being treated to taaltit
the coat of this work out of the veto
er
of #ozea
which would do ou
t +away with
a lot of work in flgering out front-
ages, ,ate. ;ife sew somewhat at e
hardship in the assessment *chore
therea
w s a largo frontage aka
vacant property. Another poi;tt he
spoke about was that of "gettlalt the
factories going, and pointed out that
it. would he to the advantage of the
town to get vacant factories operat*
ing even if they had to be aacrltiewL
Deputy Reeves Craigie, who is mens.
ber of the County J'eandlonar Board,
stated that there were forty -live or
forty-six ipplicationa for pensions
ville, spent Christmas at the home
Miss Annie Freemen, of Walker the own of Goderich► thirty-nine of.
. which were afranted, sortie of thtna for
man.
parents, Dr. and. Mrs. Free- the fail amount of $20 a ntontlt and
,some fog, half pension.. Irt the dia.
triet of which he has
Stewart Ferguson and the Misses ' te the overflight.
Lillian, Margaret and Mary Far- GGoderieh town and township, col.
guson aro visiting at Ethel during borne sans Ashfield, .there+ were crash -
the holidays. ty-five xpplicaationa for penaiarts,
'maMr. Earl Elliott, of the staff of Uri- iCh e� az n McLean of the firs ram-:
per Canada College, Toronto, is: a.. entad on the „mime of
at h{s home for the holiday the new ladder truck and on the seed
of new flooring in the fire ball, which
was delayed on account of the condi..
management where savings would be Mr, and litre, Dougioa Mitchell, of tion of the
timbers
ers
be
low
the
h
e
floor
reffected by the introduction of new Stratford,were Christmas--visitols:antsuggested that the feeling wisPoWer mach1 ery and thenewetigines�withMrs, {teh Il$phrento, 1rAnd:Sgasi-Mr. itself thatitteas time the best end most efficient that Mrs. John Galt.
fora new town hall.
can be bought, and the foundations Miss Marion )4urney, of Toronto, Reeve Turne+r, Councillors Gould
have been $et aW he royr that they was a Christmas visitor at the home and Sproule, appake of the work of
will be as firm as the rock. Pother of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. Mur-,: their_. ions - oormnitttort as
pY lfh. Alae :. R .:_ a a . ttalrlt' YY�s�rr a1M
yy�� s aka q reritrerice was ax►ade to. e v
+canted byt - na !t r tm rig , .Mr. gad Mrs. E.. G. Pridham,of tied tssastoneo whir • t e th ail
at the 'Mayor's b=anquet this T]zuradoy h h town rkrrlc
evening, and so time goes; . on use is Montreal, spei�,'Christtnas with Mr. and treasurer, Mr. Knox, gave rte.
likely that quite a program of work Prldham a parents, Mr. and Mrs. municipal work, being able front hits
will be taken up in making the plant'•:Walteer. Pridham. . -length *4'eorvico Irl the otllee tfa fzfr-
the most modern that is possible. Tho latest reports from Toronto of °Wish the eonncftlars with couch infer -
Mr.. C. C. Lee's condition are encour- motion.
PEOPLE W KNOW aging and' it is expected that he will
flirt Knox himself spoke brief) of
Mr.. and •Mrs. J, W. Fraser spent
be home. next week.hothe work of the year as did alio lits..
Christmas in' Toronto. p Mr.. Douglas Clarke has arrived Kelly, �r4 gitteet essor, i nr 1[e: aarril "
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chapman spent vacationa co spend parE of rho Christmas right plant, who spoke of the fe
Christmas at Mitchell.11 at the North St. United = it was to.work with men of hopch racy
Mi w rt 1 h f c arch parsonage. p
Ann u e e teas cors rem tieal knowledge. as Mr. Taylor and
Toronto for Christmas. Mra. D. Nairn and two children, of such business ability
Masa Olive Goldthorpe wars up from Owen Sound, visited tat the homy of and' rho Ma or s as Mr. Martial
y pis sassed,
Toronto for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. McClure, East St.t over CCommissio*ter-_..Taylor said- If -he
Prof. Hector McKay, of Toronto, the Christmas holiday. had any ability it was in figuring' out
was a Christmas visitor in town. Mr. James Parson, of St. Andrew's efficiency and Mr. Kelly pointed out
Miss M. Biggar is upending the College,. Aurora, is spending the that in figuring the cost of operating
Christmas vacation in Toronto. Christmas vacation with his parents, °the new pump before it testas inataal
Mr. B. IL Townsend: is spending Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Parsons. he was within four dgllars.of its cast,
Christmas week in Toronto. Miss Oral Cooper, of the Port El- which was very close reckoning, Mrs
Morrison McKay, of Toronto,, spent gin Collegiate staff, is spending the Murncy has been chairman of the .
the. holiday at his home. Christmas vacation at the home of commissioe ever since: Hydro cantle to
Miss Margaret Redditt is home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Coop- Goderieh. a
from Toronto for the vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards visit- er Mr. Whately, manager. of the Bank
Wire. Donaldson and Mrs. Schweyer of Montreal, welsh carries the town's
ed in Toronto over Christmas. .
Wm. Webster was home front Lon- a manager of thetRoyail Hank, in which
d h Ch t ti ers, have been visiting at the home of
and daughter, June of Nelies Corns
current : account, andr. astzlaan,
on for the r{g mss vacation. the ladies' is kept the water and light Miss Bertha Down, of Toronto, vis- parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. aeeountu
ited at her home over the holiday. H. Humber. •.••.••,6 funds, ai,v,tit, briefly.
Mr. and Mrs, John Muir are visit- Miss Amelia Hetherington, of ~,Chm an Croft of the special tom-
ing Mrs, Muir's parents at Aylmer. 'Wheatley, Ont, and Mr. Root, Moth-
odton was of lastupeaker to be cart -
Miss Olive . Robertson, of Toronto, erington, of Toronto, aro visitors at tee touching on some of
spout Christmas at her Kama hare: the• home of their mother. Mrs. I, the Work of his committee proposed a
William Acheson, of Mitchell, spent Hetherington. toast to the host of :thea. evening, His
the Christmas holiday at hia home, • Mss Helen McKay, of London, W°r°hip Mayor Mae} wtan, which was
Miss heartily drunk and cheers were given
Mr. Douglas Csalnebell spent Miss. Mary McKay and Mr. and Mrs. for His Worship, and after appro-
Christmas at leis honwe in' Mitchell. George McKay. of Kitchener+ were pirate words front His Worship the
Mr, and Mrs. George Schaefer and Christmas visitors with their parents, gathering; dispersed.
family spent Christmas at Wingham. - Mr. and Mie. S. G. McKay.
Miss Doris Woolcombe, of Lucan, Miss Mary Parson, o1 McGill Uni- DIED
WAS a Christmas visitor at her home.'vers{ty, Montreal, also Gerry O'Ilara, 1Yfar►"tTty:i. In tludertch, on Sunda};
Miss Laura Jackson is home from of San Francitxao, Calif., are spending in mtu+e nd, 102n, Ttttrti,as. Vtoott�►n,
IDennybrook ,school for the vacation.- the Christmas vacation at the home I.s a rd , ear•
Miss Maull • - l iewell is home from of the former's parents,. Mr. and Mia, • •IN MEMORIA;i•
her school at Holstein for the vasa. G, L. Parson, Tittr611D°tr►;e.•.M look Memory of
tion. Mrs. Carrie ars epending the Christ• ha'rzh I.I. Nirirewo, wife of Sotto T.
Mr. James Amity, of Ann Arbor, moo holiday at Vit. Llliie'al sectary,. clfn►tina+in, :oleo- yraeer+d ata:°av therm
Mich., is a. a hristmas visitor at lits Uufl*aio, the guest of her son, Re+i. 3. 5,:a"trs area, I),'+en0a0r f1th, 11126
home. S, Carrie, and ]lis family, and is A :gaCOCGnuaa 0110 from us 1i a gots ,
Mr. John for th mid was home going on in January to spend the re- 1 + we oved is stilt:
front London for the Christmas boll- mainder of thay.e winter in Florida. A alae Is caacant in our home
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sieber, of Sana- Mica Rose Strang. from Kinlxaville, 'Mali can never gm- be filled.
wick, are Cltristrnaa visitors with re- And miss Grace Strang, front Guelph, .---I1ue;1►and,•Daughter and Sistee.
lativeg, aro apenaing the Christmas holidays AI.i.Tti.= tri lovingr tar+tnrlry ntr f3:aa.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKnight and at the old home here and Mies Mar- Allan. ttitaer par sed tatvaw ane y,rar a�+y.
baby daughter are visiting friends at gavot at rang was home from Toton- 1)oc. 30th, WOO, and of hie eon. li+•alnald
Auburn. to. rtias, Allen. who dlttt :le:v. Year's
Mr. Chau. Humber is Immo from Rev, Gordon Butt and Mra. Butt litornln8, 1'J'»-2.
Torouto University for the Christmas were in Lennon last week attending I.ont tl,awe, lona nicht, he suafelea
vacation. the funeral of Mr. Joseph 'Young, q.o j watt cure, but all in vain:
Miss Helen Zavitz, of Toronto Unl- father of Mrs. Butt. Mr. Young teas, J'iIi two hiniyetf lnirty what :sass bent
versify, is spending the holidays at in business in London for many years. Ind malt Ulm tame and Rave him
her home.
'Ilia death took place at Byron. a,7 sl»
Rev. d: N. H. Millet, Mrs. Mille and Miss Mabry Clarke has as leer Thin day bilis to 11.ack a memory
son Beverley are spending a few guests at the North et. United 'church . Gr a Invert one Ltid to rest:
dans in London. arsonage, three girlo who aro .at- And Moen who 'think or Reg. today
Stir. and Mrs.'WatsontVStraiton, of :tending Toronto University. Mies An- Are thee+ tura lewd hurt bast.
Toronto, spent Christmas with vela- na Ilaugh, of Brucelleld; Miss Sating -Wife anal rat -ally rind Mather.
tives herr.. Atirekear, of Bangkok, Siam, and: `YOV 0, —In fond and loalntr f30133t5'
•Mrs, W. J. Daniela has returned Miss Vera Nieh, of Pekin, China. of our dear mother and fattier. Mary
from ria view of eeveral months at Jane Your, Alio died one year ago.
Lawean, Sack,
Reserves Jaanuartr 30th and Mat for 1trs;'P,'frlyel' 23, Ira, +tial Fisc Henri
very gene'
ayes an games, ear Valley sc ,; their ntanc guppol c gc Mrs. ithilrn and Mee Aaetaide the O. C. I. commeneement exercises, Yeune, %to dial Mao won moo, Juts.
Naini left last week to spend the win- ` 01St. On,
Asha'Ild, a• lee M H ]f,ed Zs roue
, C apples,
r. s
Iter, ort a' ter in Toronto. REAL ESTATE Loving motto Quay laser bon.
'�'w Albert; a Christine* cake tiers MeriHovr was made of the trppoielt- Hat -old Mel,can, a)f '1illeonburgt, if you want to buy or sell a house : Many troubles both Miro amen.
pain chis 1f4kn 's P r e°1 °f tom Inert of ° nevi btered s' he loplet a igle rtsiimes holiday at his '•tg,.olr Oweiltoen ager see NORMAi4 When alive they tl;ai ciia+lr Ers:.t.
os �uCAREY& SONy j+ N `church, Benntiller» rove, flute and duties, Sitio of the offer of a bale of 1�caty Ititic MOWS hove etair tm reot,
' e intltes, friar* pule ,gWeer; a bolt cicada* -front tete Molesworth bra itch dentist draft, spent Christmas with ,
of rkifte! from H I#arityrar Clinton, et the #mae�t*'a* Y**stitutr. tit a Afilli�ltIN S DRUG STORE. Draw teas acid 14.33 to A ct lnUc+;
Mayas Beth Th mUsetn, of the Pee. They suffered l+a1 but Gmotontea1 net,
- Never Ysarar and flask You Canis Isla wxet!citteel lltftu3 rias by trot.;
r a ret non. i'Ytiil they lanastal a�cay. lit L
W h1,n ffittatlsetr Ceases Week Atter .: Mr. and Mrd. Fronk Sounders rand �.
CARD OF THANKS When MO a'cPtturtg sbastoo,000 font:V.
INVESTMENTS AND INSURANCE Tramcar • et."
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Telephone lei 220 and cite from ray a. e
of Brick it* tate WeMky wink t,n!
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fitmdaay school Clint**. g Orbit* Team' tteleke it?ttle daughter, Gail. and Mrs. Glen moo moons !'VoCattFsfa at>tl ninny
T Appeal Jauat Etas While Cl►a Qtartstsaa+r ewe at 4.iG ylrit, the repent e!'ltriefrr►i*s n C oto � tllell to �la±anit eel friends Mid l*elg:±ibars
• » gewitt . t vey,for
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Ooderkh wag. "Mick has done duty for: Mr. Casey of Toronto., spent' hr,dt< fair ati`rnaasthv myei kpuftvg4 shown
the atealsnr C.laiatda Fleur Mille, or teas with itis dmiehter. Mrs. A. 3. them thci,ueha choir tegent eo-1 tiee4.atoo.
A special meeting of the town roma lee owes' aie+l Ieide% have Mat Kaye tot' )Ir. mem— ° iotrrnts silo() fate twin beat iful
ell erases called for Tuteday atvearlaagt, ep araatad the sig. ill she* the year 1 Mea Agtets Freear, of Toronto, is iteit?s.
4114 CO or alla.cose:
'Moro often r n a f* itanelna°
11 they only could €oma &hone.
Creno hitt not f�at'gniteu.
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