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BUSINESS care;. Ntht ,delivery:
caire and *#2,0)14404,, will'
fcwet' hiterriclitt®ua, on Ooodyea
l leavy Daily Tires. ;Road sfio&. at
high speedo hold uo terrors for
'111:°'110614.111410k. $401414 4..a! ..
can .of,the ,.Goodyear• lea y. labs%,.
Thee ;pltarpr'rnuggd•' biocke ;of its
Weather: e
Ai1r ,Tg ad�'�ros i.t.overj►'
ef$'o` rt'of rnyn Ar
ttOw �"" !o
Ached
We're' proud to .cell the •Goodyear ;i ` '•
Leavy Duty '7'�ire� .` We ;wu1 fl&. ' i
;PHt it' on juot'dme•of your cars
Wu*, 10: prove 'whit it can do
for you. Why not Ineke this worth.
•ire 'experltnesit
Supertest Service ' Station
J. .. MacKENZIE; • Proprietor,'
Lucknow
Ontario
•
Put a rote Goodyear Tube in every .new casing!'
GOODYEAR - - 'HEAVY DUTY
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Lu�kncrw .t1 . �r Sic'' ool •R „
. ,pp •, . � esults .,
x=75 to !10.0%: 11-66 to' 74: 111=6.0' to 65: ' C -credit, 50 to 59.
Belovii 50=isailure -
A'eggrrotat standing is granted on medical certificate.
Certificates have been' mailed to. students.
LADES •i VIN AT� SE41'ORTH
Two 'rinks of bowlers to 3 part:iin
the lad es' teurnaneent last week $
SeafortIi Third prize went'to the
rink composed.'of 11+Ir. s,. Well, Hen)ier,
son, . Mrs.W. L. enzie, ,Mrs;
Reg; .Smith,. Mrs114.: Porteous: Th'
members of the ' other rink were:
Mrs. Joe Agnew, Mrs.; Wes. Joynt,
Mrs
Robt. Button and Mrs.. Hornell
Wtn rlrat"' .at Goderich .• - -
'Three rinks from town took part
in the Irnaih trebles tournament at
Goderich on Tuesday The . first prize,
end tables, went to the rink conl'posed
of Mrs. Well. 'Henderson;, Mrs., Reg,
Smith',-, and Mrs. W .'L. MacKenzie
Fourth prize was won by •Mts. Thos.'
'Smith, Mts. ,Alex -14114406 and M'rs.I
J. W. ' Jayne.- '
G'UIDTS
DAT AT THE I,,AICE
As the
74. c now 'Girl .G.uid
... es did
not 'attend `camp this year,• arrange.-
ments• were'made' to have • a day's'
outing• at the . lake, and': on Friday
morning -`ro f last week; twen'ty-t:rve
-members of; -the ,troop, • in- •charge : !of-
their captain, , • Mrs.
*vie taken to.Kin'tail Beach by<.1•no:-
tor where they very much -enjoyed
the expedition, returning Inane in. the
evening. •II
TO REGISTER UNEMPLOYED •
Reeve Ise 'has -recently',-received' a
communication from •thesecretary
of ,the Unemployed Relief Committee
of the 'Province .of Ontario asking
'for' the registraiiion of all, unempioy
ed •in the 'village, by' 'August.. $1st
To comply with this -request a regia-
ter has been opened at the clerk's,
office -Where the unemployed are re
quired :: 'to register their ' name, age,
usual occupation, .,huinber''of :'depen-
dents',
depen-dents ,• etc.' One means of .relief,. we
understand, -vain' by in connection.-
with !Northern development and ,the
Wilding, of the . trans -Canada high=
war ,
T$URSb,AT, 41•IGIVOT 2'tk, x;53:1;,
Is Highly
OBrtiidy
Mrs. Mary. Ann Reid 'Ys One AK,
Ashfield's Grand Old I4adies. -
Dungannon, Aug. 24 -It was a.
merry and happy family group which
gathered at the Ifarbor• Park, Goder-
ich, on Saturday- afternoon •in 'honor
of 011e of Ashfield's grand old' ladies.
now residing in 'Goderich; Mrs; Mary
Ani (1{ane) Reed; who• was celebrat
ing her nth birthday.. •
There were 15O. or more. present;
and many, came , long distances • as
there were . relatives • from. ,Detroit,
New York; Toronto, .Cadillac, 'Saskat-
che'van, `Winnipeg, Forest, w' Ripley,.
Lucknow; Kinlougli, •Dungannon Irani., Lanes. Many were*also; .present =Iran.,,
Goderich,', where 'M•rs »heed` s§ well,
and favorably know t Y
Mary' A.n
e hone` a '.
n � los" - t''1,164::
. y. a . n a
ford' in: Devonshire, England, on
August 19, 1844, the -third -e1destt
h ld of_.t11'e--late ;ilia-Lan.e_'_.a•n . -•
Mary Andrew of that place.' Other...
'neiii"pers of the .'family, in order of
Age were, James Lane, Ashfield,'John;
Kinlough; . Mat'ilda,. , }Mrs. Gardner,
(afterwards "Mrs. Andrew)'; ' Will'iam •
Lane', Goderich; and Richard , Lane
Saskatchewan • Only two of the feel
ily. now • remain, Mrs Reid. and Win
lia'm Lane,, the. latter having reached
he four score mark ii. .Jantlar'y'.last..
was present for the' festive oc-'
asi on.
In .1853 when aline years Of .age.
kith' her `patents. and' brothers' . ani,
.iisters, Mary Ann ,Lane came to. Can-
,Engli'sh 'I French
eoni.j L--t-I-Htst:l Tng:jZool IGhem Au {£om;
ArtiurF: Andrew.. 11.
T.
„.1 1 c 1-111 I c, 1,'' c. I` L ' c ° 111
Lorraine Branson '. I. - c `' I c ':.; .c I .L . I. c: c.,
Nancy Brown
1:3_6 ,_I , • 35, � ... • ..1:.:. I :
Olive.• -G. -"Feriae- I .1 1 Imo- t . _ I I_
Beryl, ' Gardner „: .:i'. -c : I'' c i 1. I
Margaret. Graham _ . I 11'1 L' T11 I ' L. .I
Clarence Greer _„_ -:1.111 '1 43r I e I c 1 ...1-411. e .1 111
Jessie MacKenzie: I c l ' c„,.. :1. I . I
�,. -
John Martin. 1 . c . '1 28 i1 I 1 1, .
Elsie Rtieh e : I” 37 1 c •..1 , 1, I.'
,,Alexander "Smith; . _ ;» . I, 111 1 111 1 '11 .111. I . I 11 c 111
James C. 'Stewart 11- _I. c . I:.. c I, _ ,11..1 .I 1 c. I 11
_ �Isie dint ._- i -40r 1 I" 32 .
I c r 1 r
Aegtotatstanding has been :granted'' to . the following students in the
ubjects: • ndicaied r
Lorraine'.Bra'bson, Eng. Lit., Mod. Hist., Fr. Au., Fr. Comic.
Jessie -MacKenzie, • Eng: Lit.
Beryl Gardner; Eng. Comp. and Lit
F. E. McLean, (Prin.)
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MAFEKING '
Miss Margaret'Blake of ,Winniieg,
Who . has spent a month with relatives
here, left for home Monday. -II
Miss --Mary' 'Anderson --of London;
is -visiting with Lucknow and Ashfield
friends.
Miss Graee Blake: who spent most
of the holidays in Maslcoka, returned
Nome .Monday. ' • ' ,
Mrs. 'Richard Johnston has been
,suffering for a week with blood..poi-
soning in a finger of, her: right hand.
She is staying in Lucknow at pre-
'sent sb' that Dr: Johnston may have
it under observation. , ."
Richard "Kilpatrick who was a
student in Goderich' Collegiate last
year, successfully passed the Upper
School examinations and intends to
attend Normal School this year. •
Mrs. T1ios. :Blake; Misses Grace
and Olive -Blake, Olive, ' Elsie and
Mary Anderson and Olive Kilpatrick,
are camping at Port Albert this week
')m•
•
Misses--•Winnifred• --•and Bernie
ASHFIELD,. NOTES
• The A pigust meeting -eV the -Ash-
field:
A'sh-field' Unibn U:F.W.00., was. conducted:
)y the President at the • home of
--alts: -.heir--y MaeKenzne -oh- Wednes-
day 19th. There was an • instructive"
meeting with a good attendance. •
Sevetal'matters of interest were con-
sidered. Particular note was made of
The 'additional toil rates, unposed, by
the Rural Telephone Co., and it was
iesolved to write a Iet'ter to the `tel
)fici
ephone manageOnt ` protesting a-
gainst this advance. Folloivving this•.
good • programof songs, reads gs
•tied discussion on present day topics
engaged the attention,of the meeting.
Another feature of interest , .to '• the
meeting was a cake contest in which
Miss . Catherine MacKenzie" was the
prize winner. The roll • call .on i our
favorite dessert received a good re•,
sponse. ' After closing the meeting
with the NKntidnal Anthem' a dainty
lun z!i was served.
Blake, Nellie, Cranston, -Pearl *and
Cora ,Thompson and Annai Erwin;
spent part of last week camping at
Kintail •Beaeh.
Mir.. and Mrs. John Blake of Wing!'
harm, spent last week at . their home
here. • •
',Mr. Benson Reed, who was the
guest of -his cousin, Mr. ' .Harvey
Anderson lastt,�week left Tuesday for
-.his home a't.:. Cadalac,:_..Sask., where
he teaches 'school. Mr. and, Mrs. Reed.
will remain some .time longer with
f'eed's mother, •Mrs. Paul Reed,
Lucknowc .
l
and
Mr. Mrs. Water Alton and LOWS L
� L PA T
TION ON THE AIIt
young son, Arnold, spenta few days ,
recently with, •friends in 'Toronto. Many people in this . community
will remember Mr. °towel Patton,
TO' INSTAL% STEAM -HEAT t n,
who. delig' ted audiences with his
'T eheating system othe R► l
eY .
progra
m 'duringthe Chan: -
Continuation School,' which has beei
tauqua festival- .last Match. It• --may
_____anything_
but, satisfactory, orY
since e the school was built; in • 19'14, • is about
be of_...interest to know .tat Mr.
Patton on is
on
th .
e air
e
ve
r
to 'undergo a change, The Board hasY eek -day
d' , e mon•nng• at 6.30, and Sunday morn-.
very wisely: ecid d to hist all a .s at
steam -heating: plant,_which vbill. ba .'` 9.45 over WJZ, 1V.B.CA Nei -
completed prior to the re -opening of
work. ]'!'aim mail' can be addressed
the tall term,
1
•
AI LEGE BREACH OF CONTRACT-
Ft`rom the . Free Press of Monday
we take the following:
Silverwood's Lucknow Creamer
Limitedhas`: issued' a countyrt
, eucourt
writ against Jamee Logogiane, Perna;
giata Logognanis, George Tombros
and the Peacock Cafe of Winghan-
for, 'damages' for alleged eg breach of
'contract dated November 22, 1930.
Ivey; Elliott and Giilanders are act-
ing for'the plaintiff company..
HOL,YROOD
t. The nest 'meeting. of the H..
will be' held at thergome.of, Mr's; Wm.
Percy on Thursday, . Sept.' 3rd..Topic•
13eamtUying 'the Farm' :Home /by
11Tr.s.^Jos . Kodg i -D ''odor -Mrs:.
Thos- 'Harris. Roll • Call, A4: Nature
`Quotation. Question B'ox.r.Lurich'•Cont'-
nit' ee=Mrs. 'Jas. 'Hodgins, Mrs. !Dan
McFarlane,, Mrs:' Tom. Hodgins. „Ex':
hibit of'. Home 'Made Rugs.'
Miss Combe.'and; Miss ''1VFitchpll of
Melbourne, Sask., , and Miss ..Elsie
Vint of Lucknow, were guests of Miss'
jinni fred.. Ackert: recently._'.'._ _'. Y -`.ens .and .thr-e sons William Reed;.
•Mr..and Mrs. Robt. Baird and Mr. ,Lucknow; Richard' Lane Reed', Goder-
Harold ':Miller *ere Sunday 'visitors 'eh; with whom' ; Mrs.' Reed: isnow
v rs: lmer 'Ackert. . staying; Mrs. James'Alton (Emma),"
Mr. Andrew Burt and son Albert, Lucknow•; Mas. Thos. Dickson (Midl-
and, Miss Madeline Rundle, spent the ia),, Porf• Albert;;.Mrs. (Rev.) • John'
week -end at he home 'of Mr: Chas. flowering' (Janie)., Winnipeg; Mrs.
Burt. • . -Way -Sherwood, Saskatoon, and .4161.-.
Putting locks,; on some•of the gates ,»n Reed, formerly of ,Moncton, N.B.,
seems to be the order of the day ;in ind now of, Toronto: All were:present
this burg. for the'reunt n except the two Baugh
Mr.: and 'Mrs.:' Howard Harris and :ens in the 'west. There' are twenty,-
Mts.. Thos. 'Harris' spent Friday even- fight 'grandchildren, 4ntl `twelve ,great
ng vvith_..Mr .�nd Vli;s:- G,has EoM= randchil'dren, near -of= -whom= .were=
grant. present on Saturday.,' •
Mr. :and Mrs. Howard Robinson, " • The 'afternoon was ' spent very
lir. and Mrs. Tyndall Robinson 'and ileasantiy .in social 'intercourse and
;on George, spent the week -end with .in extending .congratulations to the,
1'!r. Jack' Frazer and family' • of Eni- ;nest of honor, and a program of
;ports, were carried .out.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickenson and :,•Supper was )served from' a ' long.
,°amily ' of 'Malette, Mich-, formerly :able set in the park pavilion for.
of ''H'olyrood, 'are spending is ;few :list: such. occasions, the 'table : being
lays with. friends and relatives here. ) ofusely 'decorated • with 'gladioli.
Mrs. Andrew Burt; and grandson, After supper; Williii n P. Reed, eld-
;eorge Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. est son .of the family, a4ted as man -
Smythe and • son J}mime are spending er of ceremonies;,and speeches were
heir ;holidays at • the. home of Mr. made by Mrs. Reed, . William • Lane.
Chas. • Burt: • sir.; William Bailie, of Goderich, John
Rev. Mr.. Foster, Mrs. Foster • and look of Winnipeg, -Professor Andrea
•family -renewed old acquaintances :outice; of New' York, and Rev. An -
:ere this week: Mr. Foster was for- lrew Lane of Forest, :all of who're
nerly pastor of Holyrood church: vere in. complimentary and reitiinis-
lWiss Watson, R. N.' of. Lucknow,, is:int mood.
•
4ttendingJ.-Mrs:--HL-Aek-ext at. pr . •---Oldest,•.-W-oinanr-Present • "
;ent. Mrs. Ackert is not enjoying the Mrs. Reed was. the ;recipient of
=rest of health lately. - • •-nany. 'gifts, among • them being one
Mr. Elliott Webster. of- Lucknow. ')f a' birthday .calve. from'!a group of
s assisting Mr. Donald' McPherson 'ter neighbors in' town; also a enbi.
vi.th, the,.;harvest: , 4tantia'1•.oh'eque, the gift., of her tiro -
By all appearance our carpenters, 'slier, . William Lane; .'Mrs. Reed was
14r.;Elmer, Tiffin and Mr. 'George Mc- :he oldest person . present; , There
Yti lain, are making' splendid proggres's ,vere• several others who were eighty
with the township hall... dears or over -Mrs: Paul' Reed of
Mrs; Robert Webster of Lucknow, Lucknow • and • Mrs. 'Henry Reed cif.
as ;a recent :visitor. with Mrs. Mc- •Goderich,: both : sisters=in-law; • Mrs.
Pherson. laugh Rutherford . of St. Helens, an
Miss Eva Culbert spent a few days •4d neighbor. •and friend, and William
vith her' sister, 'Mrs. Win: Eadie. , Lane or man.' yearstreasurer of
Miss Helen 'Burt spent Sunday. at le county. county' .of Huron. The youngest
het home:'here. :hild present was Ronald Paul Reed,.
Mrs. Thos. Harris and Earl ;spent' ► months „old son of Mr. 'and Mts.
krnday with friends In .Kincardine. Sett Reed ' Whitechurch: As ` dusk
. Mrs. Chas. Congraint and sen Har -1 fell. all dispersed to their homes well
)ld spent Sunday with friends at satisfied with the happy occasion.,
;':th'el.. "' Che following persona were present
Mr. Joe Elliott and Will Jones left and° reg'iste'red; • Mrs and Mrs.' M `vin
r•Windsor this week.;
• treed end •two.ch ldten, Toronto;'ass"
Revs• -Stanley Johnston°- fronn- Bruct- -Evvelyir- -Reed;-.. Toronto; lir: olid
Beach visited at the home .of Mts. VIrs. Erie Fairbanin' (Bessie Reed)
Chet Ackert the 'first Of the week. Ind'' daughter,' Mary.:Lou, Detroit;
Mrs, ' Lester, Mt. .Curt, Mr. and ,ev. Andre.* Lane,' iiarss Lane, For
ts. Jas. Symthe and son Jennie ;st; Mr., and Mrs: James Alton.
of Torontot were weekend visit Luc'kn'ow Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Al- Ritchie, �Rober't Ritchie,"- rs Ritehie Mr. Wm 111cConnell v "i a ltJ'`
. � .ia► ted_,w9 h..
s . �t .Chat. ¶U C'%, • ,' tOp Il n4 family, fleifastn..Mr. and lire, and malty ethers. a Fqulrth feet woek;
friends on th
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WE HAVE CAREFULLY SELECTDD SEEVERALM
:LINF,,,S. OF
.MODERATELY • PRICED :SHOES FOR Sfl'QOL ; WEAR ,j
THAT WILL STAND_ TILE' . GAFF 'OF THE. ,SCHOOL. YARD.
GROWING GIRLS' CALF OXFORD TIE WITH . MEDIUM
_.-.-.HEEL.._PRICED AT ' ... . , .•, . .. $2e94
GROW.ING GIRLS'. CALF intoog *RAT vOLL GIVE EX:
I' CELLENT WEAR SPECPALLY, PRICED AT......;;..$3.45.
•MISSES'''STRAP" SLIPPER WITH CU'SHIO'N'.' •
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TENT and GUN METAL CALF'. Specially. Paced 42,00
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Mrs. Hyde .was a week -end visitor
nth her daughter, Mrs Cranston at.
Jtrathroy. • '
Mr. J. Mefntosh• of Buffalo, Mr.
D. McIntosh ' and Miss Margaret Mc;,.
-tntosh'• and - Miss Flerence` Strong. -61
Vineland were week end guests' .at
Mr. D. Todd's:
• • Mr. and' Mrs: Archie 1VIcIKinney:
and children' were .recent visit'ors'. at
'Ada, The family set sail "from Bed- .:t1r. ` D• $. Murray's. ' • •
ford and the voyage took ,eight weeks. Mrs. ,Matthews" of Cargill,. Miss
Mrs: Reed can remember very, viv- Belle Somerville .of . Toronto, . Mr. and
idly all that transpired during, the Mrs., Halliday of ,Hamilton, were
voyage, and'of their conning to. "Pick=' vis'it4brs in :the vicinity,`recenntly. The
ering, and later • to Scarboro,: where ladies who were the daughters .4of the
a wirlderness of forest surrounded- late 'Mr, and Mrs Thbs.' Somerville.
them:: "-Wliien 15 " 'Years of a e • she' c end g ,ailed on oldfrien
= ds, • . `
came 3vt'th the. ' •family'. to Lucknow, Mr.. and Mrs, John •Sparkes Of
Ind .fout•. years afterwards, in. the'; Dorchesteiv were yisitors;,for-•the;.,wei:k.
little country, churc of Lanes,' na-` end with 'Mr. and Mrs. John Mill •:
'reed- for-itre- ne-fairril s�►e be:-
ame. the, bride ofWilliam a
Mr. Ford of'Vancouver and Mi'
i am Reed, , Thos:' lhos:'• Ford of New Scotland, visited
stalwart and prosberous'.fainier.. The during Mn the week With r: 'a d Mrs:
marriage ceremony was 'performed
)y Rev. They Mr. ,Adwin. ' settled on Souter -Taylor:
farm^in ast Mr.: and Mrs. Joe Hyde of'Under-
West Wawanosh, .near• St, .
f3elens; and';latermover to Ashfield
!:o=the-fate-:far'nvict--Lanes wvhich bei
'came the home , of tile' Reid. family:-
dere
amily.Iier"'e with:.her 'husband; . she shared
.he vicissitudes ' of pioneer life, and
`:(trough their thrift And, good man- Mr. and • Mrs. W. M. Fitzgerald .of.
igetnent, •established for --"themselves' "Toronto,' • were guests recently with
family, one of the finest farm Mrs. Harper. r,•
'iomes -in the township of Ashfield: .'Mr. and Mrs. Carter, and daugh- •
Their family -consists of four dough- ter:Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. Keays
of- Grand- Villey;-wefe-visitorsat Mr.
Alf. Webb's. Mrs. Carter and Miss
Margaret remained for a holiday..'
Mies Lila •' Humphrey' is spending
a week with lifer sister, Mrs. Talker
Miss Jessie Henderson of Lucknow
is spending tile, week at 'Mrs. J. B.
Rutherford's. • ' '
The `• September' meeting of the
Women's Institute has been post-
poned: for a week until September
_
•
wood were recent visitors. with. Mr.
;land Mia.Hyde..
_ • Rev, .:and Mrs. Cumrnjing , and Mar=
;wet of Walton 'called enfriends.; in
the .vill'age' on Wednesday.
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ff
to1' Min
at IJ.B C. Stations, 11 • k�ifth •' .
'Avenue, iVw0Qt+ ._ Pitzt Rx
10thE . ' ..
M�eurrie--lifGoderich
for with her 'daughter, Mrs. D. Phil-
lips.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ' W. 3
Forhen were Mrs. Ed. • Cronin ,and
children of .Toronto. ' •
A little' son• arrived at the home
V Mri, • and Mrs. John Cameron'' on
Tuesday, Aug. 24. -Congratulations.
iirilliam, 'Alton, Ripley; krs. Alex
Treleaven, Ripley; Dr.\ Lane 'Trelea-
ven, Mrs. Treleaven, Lucknow; Pro••.
i essor Clifford Treleaven, Mrs. Tre•
leaven, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Geo
bane, three daughters and son, Ash;
field, Mr, and. Mrs. Henry.' Gardner.•
Mrs. Richard ardner, Ashfield;, Mrs
iiebecca Reed; Lupknow;' Jacob .M
Reed; 'Mrs. Reed, Lillian Reed ' and'
Vjss:-Wilbur Brown,Dungannon; -M•i.
and Mrs. Bert ' Reed and family,
Whiteehdreh,- Mr. and' Mrs. Thiomas--
•Rmed and son, Cadillac, Sask.; •Prof.
Andrew Goiirtice, New York; , Mr.
Ind Mrs. James Cook, Belfast; John
Cook, Winnipeg; Mrs. Charles Alton,
?erne and J. U., 'Dungannon; Mr.
and Mrs. Thos.: Anderson and famil..
Ashfield; Mrs. Jane Reed, Mrs, ,Ste-
phenson Weller, Miss McDonald
Sheriff Reynolds,' Willner 'tam!.
Mrs. McPhee, Mrs. D: McNevin, Mrs.
Gildon, Mrs. A." Iliggiiison,` all of
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Reed,• Lucknow; Mrs. Thomas Dick-
son, 'Cora Dickson; and Fred °Di'cksot•
and Melvin Dickson, Port Albert;
Mrs. Hugh Rutherford, St.. 'Helens.
William Bailie, . Mis's Mabel Bailie•
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Chris San•.
dersori,'Goderich; Mr. and Al2rs: Wil
Liam Lane, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. ' Sandy, ' Goderich, Andrew Cour,
.
tice and Mrs. Walter; 'Goderich towrn•
$hiip; Mts. Freeman, .Lucknow; Geo.
Andrew' Mrs. Andrew and faniil
Andre*,y,
Mry. and . Mrs. Tsaac Andrew, 'Lu'ck-
now; Charles :Ritchie, Mrs: Chas.
'Farmers -Ditchers
Builders':
HIGH-GRADE BRICK: -and MI*
for SALE 4 REDUCED PRICES.,,
We will compete in Price, Quality
and DeIivei,t _A trial ''will eous.
Vince you ,OVER 20 YEAS IN BUSINESS
SATISFACTION, GUARANTEED.•,
K,BAN.NE'RMA,N 8t SMITH
BRICK -and TILE '.WORKS
Kincardine, R. ti. 5, 'Phone 1`07:r 4
WHI:TECHURCS, .
YMrs. • Dan ', McKay ° of Chatham -is
isiting rlatives around here.
VIr:_-A'lev Leitch . '.of . ,Detroit visite
.is sister-in-law, Mrs: David. Gillies;
other relatives.
'lir. 'Peyer' Kennedy visited oSuit-
ay vvi lr ill a Genie `"i'
, oh'n Reid of 'Au'burn.•
'
Mr. and Mrs. Will Egglestone and ; ..
�on_of-.D'e'troit-visited last week-vnitl -- --_
is mother, Mrs. Egglestone, and.. his
inters, Mrs. ''Bert; Reid --and' Mrs.
ienry Patterson.
Miss•,•Nettie . Sharpe who has • been
isiting with Mrs.. A. Fox,,returned
ais week to her home in Hamilton. '
Miss' Annie Kennedy spent the
.reek -end with her sister, Mrs. Harry
:'ichborne of Goderich:
The mission band is having a so-'
lal meeting in the Presbyterian._ ....:
hurch'ursda
,___T h , y.._ afternoon - and-- -
:embers; are inviting"" the "ladies of
he congregation to, attend, and are
eking for handkerchiefs,•used toys,.
tc:, to, send tothe needy.
A,xitnnber of the" young ladies of
he commuirity have attended, the
ewing course in the "Institute 'Hall:
his week. • •
Mrs:Dumont of Chicago is visiting
. ith '• her mother, Mrs. • Egglestone,
nd also her sisters, Mrs. Bert Reid
.nd "Mrs. H. Patterson.
:,Mr: and Mts. Wm. J. Henderson 'of
Vingham,' Mr. and Mrs. Lfiughfin
:tewart of Buffalo, and. Mrs. Nicker -
on of Niagara Falls, visited with
heir. cousin, Mr. David ]Kennedy, and.
,ther relatives. •
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9OURTH CON., ICINLOSS
The August meeting of the *C.F.. ,
fV.O. was held at the home of Mrs.' R.
Iiddleioa, ' with , a good attendance. '
Its. R. Martin • presided and ' the.:. _:.
Meeting opened with singing the _Op-
Cling Song," and ' repeating the
' :ord's Prayer in unison. The minutes
f last meeting were read and adop-
ed. The rail call wap responded to
-y "A Canadian Woman of Note."
after community singing, Mrs. Rosi
he : District:, Director addressed the
ieeting. Miss Olive Robb read a
-aper' on"Tact" which was well pre -
area. Mr. Jim Little favored 'the
• +eating with some selections on the
:Colin, accompanied by Miss Bessie .-
`arnochan on the piano. Grace and
'turdean McLeod gave readings,'
vhich were much enjoyed. Miss Mary
•IcLeod read • a paper on World EV -
rats and Mearle Middleton gave • •an '
instrumental. A iter ' singing God
.lave the King, lunch'*as served and
n so'cial'tire¢spent, The next meeting,
's to be 'at the home of Mrs. Win-,:
ltobb. '
Mr. Wm. , Ruttle, who has recently
arrived from the West, has rented
Ir. Wm. McConntell's fame:
Miss Christena Bain and her 'sister
tenet have returned to their honte
'n• London, after spending their yaoa- •
Aon With friends' here. 1
A' little boy 'had , arriv at 'the
-io _.: . i . .
me •of
Mr, and
Mrd A chit' hie- Me=`
Intyre. •,-C6'ngratulatiois.
Mrs. S. Ctrnochan entertained a
car load of friends front Seaforth last ..
Week.
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