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Why buy bargain tires of some unknown brand
*hen,you can get 'new Goodyear Tires at these.lOw
'prices?\ •
Size 30 x 33/e $4. he Size 21 x 4.50 ' $5•90
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Size 21 x 4.40 5.25 Size$690, 20 x 4.75 .
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,.Size 19 x 4 75 • $ 6 65 • Size 19 x 5 00 $7.25
EVery "Speedway," bears
. carries the guarantee. • .
And-remetnberi-we do a goo -1-ale-iiitireenrouniing
for yo0—FREE, of course.
the Goodyear name and
eo.
Raitlandtresbyterial
�IdiiAiinivei
1414aew 4_,t._ Tiele411 Seclettees
Were Two .9F }."Ook" Societies`
Preobyt‘rist
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The MOtlaid
rht .Pr.esbyteil aef th'
e
Pes n•un urch in csnar*
,
marked, Be .aaddeal anniversary en fame here 'llaat ThuredaY and' the
, est to grab a: vietorY. Gordy er in
.1)Yterial '7,me teamed 51?• 'Yeers ago . wilt be on. ho mound
77;77,r7',
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BALL TEAM SHAPING.
" UP: 7,Q1K_NEXT--WE
..-eressereessee
reeee tier
rug(' Xfolkir40 schedule •01)10, Pa
• May When, LPeele TalceePlt
• Welkertim Hato • . ;
• -ee-ee-ee. • • A,
. •
• The ColtatY Town reeeted
to he et, OrPlig aggregatign this see.;
seer will provide the. ePPesitien :far
the "-Brace League pieta* raising
ocals, last, year's. Lakeside League
TUeed.itY •laet la Iree,ea Clierch, ehamponee have' te at,their•
eardine, in watch theyoriginal Pres- b
;oniet; r. issina..1;,telii:,':e13,:tecuicektine,Sil",ofi-ilatdi7casisoi., .!4,1'11:1?g„ agrgute. tholipt(i7,1,eseheeii;euetd:tigacth-
*piens,- : e . _ , ',,e• -.., .,,. -: ,,e, e . ' , , • .uPehla Imizeling. 51410,
_ . mis Le T.
iii:.• ,.... elm . ',' "'o ' ',Dandy- ,McLennane'elle • cree teat'
• - e ..4. eKereal akee•II*Ieee's .Playerefi'vilitenee'meeeng t le"
speeiaLepeaket . at Ihse• eeening. ses- .Year .frotti4helirie7up, as he has tbe--
•eieri; Mlle .RIdcWhinney, peeeident, turned ter 'D t t
H. al D nald• • brpgght greethigs .be wearingaa lelanalii ielferail it lg
freen-ethe Presbytery., • . ' . . • , exPeeted and eehoulde add 'M to
piteentatien' to. two members of the employed by , Ereje:,,,,,eeeielirete„ ehteeleboley)..1
9f. the‘:eiteetillgewas' the strength. to the team.M Pe '
since. a
A feature
TRiplereialaillarreav—E-07411ste-attente-de "rood- e rlyein-this--f-la l'e
the presbyterial meeting in Kin- Andy •Thompeow Welt be .missing
eareine in 1884. • With, life member- from the early games Of the schedule
„ship,. ',certificates: • Are,' W., Bell, 84 telt 'will, get, into action as soon ,, es
Bre
Year old worker, and Mrs.":t. B It- the Normal term Closes: Otherwise,
earidge.-Who-recelvedeTtlee„certifie tee tae• team e that takes the field 'next',
Irten Mrs. D. T. L.. llicKerrol ' or- viiiiidity .wtir in all liklihobil . he 'un-'
ontoh. were given 4 hearty ovation as changed from that of last year. '
I The •disunond.has been met ingood
ethPebkepr't;tsbythteeritiliftteretoa,,pwrit:;seseaeone C.
Nillers..thirdebraosieL abuilifear 4180eawtriamme'Pr-?'
H • ae 0 a4Ce Rev. v. ton last Year and a heavy hitter will
E NZ I
cknow
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• Among the many new eretitionS in SUMMER FOOTWEAR for :
, GIRLS are *hoe • known as above, "dreciane'llese.
'These are•a 'Mist ,beautiful clase of shoe made in TWO COL.
ORS,. namely SMOKE, and WIIITE, •with, nice weight -soles,e
real low .heels. 1 • ,
THE . ACME, OF. DeRIBILITY COOD LOOKS
e Made in sizes (starting for About three or , Niue year oldegiell0 . •
o endelVieethePrice of which are_
$1.95 Pee -Pair '
was Mrs. Williamson' of Wingham.
whose 'daughter is serving in ledia,. shape and. -with favorable ' weather
fe-erellowin ere e
the presbyterial the year they Were antimpated -for the opeeleg game' •of
foundedand their present member- the season.%
ship: Ashfield, 1891;e30; Bluevale, '
1903, ele Brussels, 1884r 411
brie*, 1902, 20; ;Dueitaspanon; '18e4;
Eadies. 1887, 20; Ethel 1886; 15;
Kincardine, 1881, Ma leinlough 1894
Ore .Covering .Capaci
%fortheMoney
ite-Lap" Galvamzed Roofing is true
•-iti4 'bathe, Every iheet P#1.e:',
places, to nail across the ,bottonitt7on1y
ilches-1).etwOnt Aaile..."The, end lap 18
• 06 tight as to be invisible, it peg,.
• tively excludes driving rain or km*
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„"Tite.Ltip" is a deeelepment'of the femme .
"Mb"Relleh•-weaetrodie ztenyearsafio.--
h hair all the good appearancreana weather',
*tighteess of "Rib Roll ' on account of the
rearrangement of the ribs, each eheet haa• .
greater cover ng ealmeitee •• 4
Galvanized roofiii :g or siding offers the utmost
duiability- aud."Titetati"-a-thir,tyrie of ,
galvanieedtoofing which ensurers easiest appli-
,. -cation, and most perinalient weather arotee-
•tion, atlow cost., " • -•
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CHURCH,, NOTES
'United ,Chureli Y. P. S:
7; Langsale, 1885, 7e Lorne,. 1927. ',The • Young people's meeting was
8; I:110110W, : 1883, 30;.' "'Melee:4,0th held on Monday evening with Miss
_18,915,1eLeSektle__Kin1oss, :1892e 28; Viola Kerry, convener of 111,0 mii,-
Teeswater, 1885, 40•;"!,:' Whitechurch, sienaey group presiding.. The open -
1887, 2e;• Wingham, 4887, 47; Ripley. ink exercises were followed .with
1884 20l• • the scripttite reading by. Anne Mae
l'rOminent anione the gieetings1Farrish The topic -elf Jesus Had
received *ere those: ;of well-known His Way, What Would Happen to
former residents of dile distrige and the "Ruial Billion,1": was takea. flay.
3ittvc in the • work 'eif the church Betty., Bassett. Hildie.Twairiler then
at homeand _abroad, Miss 'Dorothy conteibute,d 44, piano solo. .Short
Douglas,: erhicipal o ehe • Girls!. biographies on David "LteingStone
..aellooleineeTamsuie-Fermosn; 'Rea. and Die drerifell Were given by Mild -
Hugh .and Mee. MacMillan of Foie red Rifehie, andJeanWithers, K
:nosa' and Mrs". F. Scat' afaCKenaie, hymi and the elizpah benediction
'wife, of the • principal of•piesbyterian brought the meeting to a eloee.
college. • Montreal e.Angus McKay , The Met • regular •meeting till next
Whitechurch is .anathee .from the Fall, Will be held.•next ,liceiday even-
iediate corainUnity, tieing mis- with the Citizenship : .Coin. :in
et.
and rafter Measurements and we send
eou.T/TE7LAP estimate and shozev you how'
younan save money. ' •
"Galvenamelled
A durable, fireproof, galvanized roofing and .
siding in attractive, permanent colors, for• -
your house or any other building, Cannot • .
.e warp, shrink, crack, curl Or bulge, Another
unequalled roofing value. ,
e •
. •,
Bete Ventilators :
••eFey ..iiiiontane9u5
boxnkinstiort: Priced,
fro*: SS UP. t
t',1111'11111111111N11111111,
Pieskil Galvanized
• Tanks'
Special; values now..
Write for Prkes.
_Piestonellefe.1)00e.
leardware •
.We can, lave you
money on your
barn door, hard-
wire. Wnte ft*
;
' Preston Steel Truss
Barns eed implement
Building's
SIOli work .in the fereitn field., He is. eharge' of tae program- .1 • ..
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teacher evangelist in .the Canadian
PresbYterien Mission in, Jhansi. India Victoria -Miesion Band. '
The fonchoinc, are the officers .' fer, 'The, ireaUlai meeting of • the 'Alfs-
the ensuing tom: lionotairy mese eioti Band. 'Was' 'held • Monday. :May
'knt.LM!SA1erachan,• Brussels: jeeeTheTheeting -oped' with hymn
MeWhinney,', ure
• And sizes' 1142-13-1 and 2 for bigger girls,' the price
$2.55 Per Pair, • `
Mothers who take pride in Seeing their little girls look their
very • best will appreciate t he- attractiveness of these Very
- -very- charming,- shees.
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WILL
IS SHOE STORE'
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THE LEADING SHOE . STORE OF IIIIRON COUNTY —Wingfune
ASHFIELD
WHITECHURCH
reside Mrs..it
:reel -Mee; eliceepreei3entMrs. J.
"Tendereon. Wiekhem; Mrs. A. A; J.
Simpson' Kintaile 'Mrs, McLean.
Wingham; , Mrs. Tr D.- MeCellough,
Teineardine; izerisurer;'..,Mes.NR.,' Mare
tete: Ripley; •recording ieeretary,
342, followed by prayer by Mrs.; Wat-
son. The scripture reading eves- read'
by . Marion- aeohneton •followedi, by
hynin :196. The narrates-, were thee
read; followed by the the' roll call • and
the' offering.:Taere was then a Piano
solo. by Helen idabDoriald; and read-
Mrs. Wee-Je -Morrisee;---Kincer inee ings-by Muriel Patterson and_Maudie
mrrespendine. secretary. Mrse,C. el slier. 'The Band .then 'divided for
VIacDonsild, Lucknow; :mission bander fidy, Itoszeila • Mullin , taking the
•ecretary, IVIise M. McKenzie, :Luck- y linger ' children and Mrs. 'Watson
low: young women's secretary, Misr thealder. Plans were made, for thc
Nelle • .Malcolm Kinlough; home next 'Meeting to be a social and the
eelpers, Mrs. • T. Simpaon, MoMs hilarene to invitit their mothers.
worth; 'life membership. Mrs. W. A. Marion 'MacDonald and ,Maudie
Williams. Cranbrook; Glad Tidings. Fisher 'weeeeebosen: as a progran
Mts. O. Kreuter.. Ethel supply, Miss "cone for thee -next meeting.: Thr
Tq MeQuaid. Whitechurch:', svelerene closing hymn was 552 followed
Mr. Arthur Sineespn .has ,reterned
• 'wine, from 'Krioa College, Toronto,
• • having -coMpleted his studies fer this
:term:
• Miss Jean MacGregor, ts teachhie
, in Kintail • sehople relieving ; Miss
Lottie . MacKenzie, eVlio • gave the
school up,. on 'account 'of ill _aeaith:
.The friends of. „Miss Pearl° Mae-
• Intyre will ..be pleased, to know, she
•
is able to horiae after raedergoing
an operation ecodeeich
Mr. Peter lalacliityie and firreisfer
Mies Annie 'Weee in, Culross ii
• Theiadee attending' the funeral of
:their brother-inaewe:Mr ,Williani
Moffat. • .
The ' Presbyterian M. S. is to
mee edieeeeterthis ikeuk
• the. home of • Mrs. :Iiectoe elacLeae.
•
• A very pleaeaat eirening 'was ,seene
•
ett Kintail •Carepe. when the . Ashfield
Young, Peeples •stociety. , enterteihed
'the esocietiete of Rieley and • leickripw.
• The president. of the Asheeld 'society
--opened- the meethig and after,. wel-
coming' the 'guests 'askaTtlie' orese-
• dent\ .Of the •Ripley ',society ,te, take-
• the. chair. The :Ripley' :society took
cheege, Of tble .devotional exerpises
afthe , Which . the: Lucia:low eiesident
, 'presided, and" hisesociety wee' respon-
sible for the rest oe`the proeritm..A1
the eloasee the Asbfield .%oaidty, gave
two o.r three eoetests and ae .ole
' time•,geo'grapay mettle ' Lunch wgs
• 'served toy' the ASefleal Youeg Peolike.
• Mr. and Alfred Tebbitt' et
doderich and Mrs; Humphrey' of St
fielins, visited last week with their
sistee Mrs. A. Fox; :
• Mesars. Mae. and Thos. Inglis spent
a day -last week in London.
Miss • Lottie ' Foe returned' home
Solidity,. after visiting her sister;
ears.__Ray-Pattere •of •Luean.
i re. end Mrs.. John Craig .and
family spent aunday evith :Mr. John
ci c
1„ Q
Time f For Wi h • •
. arr. Reeert Laidlaw lost n Valui'tble :Visitors' home for. Mother's '•Day
eoeeeeeeeeeise •• : . :. ; • eeelated_alisses : Mabel . and 'Irene
•
Calvin anniversary will be held on Woods from ' Waterloo. Mies ,Vera
,fuhe 3rd, when ,Rev. ,Mr. Lane-, 01 todd," Bloomingdale : Miss DototaY
Chareli .anniversary. 'here, will .e :Webster, Carlevi. •,,., . . •, ,
:*ebster; T.ondon and Mies. Doilue
doderieh, will., ereech. The . United
• -on , jone 10th and •the Presbyterian ' 'Mr. and Mrs; Trion (formerly Mies
enniversaty will be on June 17th, Veta• Woods) • of Toronto. Mr. ,aed
ween eireerMeeeeMeIfitifeli of -London -Virte-eArlieldeelearbouee'eazid • BolabY '
arel leereerle• of St. Helens will Paillips Of .Fergutri. were Week -end
lireacb..:. •• '•e • ". eieltore With he ladies' mother. Mrs.
. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup Sap- at J. Woode.,
,ee'r will be held ie the Presbyterian ,• Mr. Sehlinkee . Of ititehener Was
church .on .Sunday at 11 SAM., 'Pkit•nr,- he week -end. guest or Mr, Mid, Mre.
etory eervice :,will lae: held on Friday. Iterbinson. Woods. , e, ,... e
eight at 8 .pm. '' -.• • •Messes. 'Merge) Mitchell,' Will,
eere---Egglestone eise-Vieitipg. -her 'eeyiee--ee-e-e-wie -seetieee-epente-tet.
anaghtele Mrs.' Bert Reid. - . veek-end in Voronto...,e, " .• :. '
'We' , Peter acennedy. visited : On.
eenegy with Mr, and,Mis. John Reid Miee'lfeintyre visited it his, home
If eeeuee, t ......" e • at .Paisley. .
Mi',*s , Dongida : ..eiteDemee .0e . 'et, ' Mtse, Hugh Rutherford has • returns
, .
tielpnie h; 'spending a few :days thie ed after 'spending the., past : few.
IA (..,r,k, with , her aunt,, gee. .Doia Months with .• her deinehter. • 'MM.
(lilacs, ' . • . • •• , ! Anderson; Beigrave. .4,
ind wailare. the Lord's, prayes.. • •
'irert; :library ahd'iiteeitare. Miss' 0, '•
Bluevalet press secretary, Mrs.
Davidson: nompetree coinnht ee,
`lass A. McCallum. Kincardine; reso-
eitions, W. J. Henderson
•Itov woman," ldrs. W.
Moore, Brussels.
ST. HELENS
Tee Women's Institute had .a
ensciel meeting oe Monday, :when
1,110V had inVited Luektibyv. Holarood
sett • Teesiea ter Institutes and several
PARAMOUN't• Indies 'front the Testitu es were re
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lectured on homemaking ecoriondes,
Me. ;and- IM. ('nifin,r thih WV; enitraeCI ler all'. Lunch was
,
iamt, When Mrs. Pereivar of Addison
wood,"Visited with' friends Para- ore,tareil and a social hour spent. .
• inOunt &irate the 'week,
• : -
Mists Militie Richards has returned. 4ala rnht! xiigt nom:
home limn nureing at taogsiOe the 7
past le* weeke; , t ' •
1141se .drade Scot was - rem
HP furiAetilatgkl,b;)eft.11111:mtehealit.,,t7t.cit.io•ti:v6, Tooti:ozuhtbonie'to anetel the weekend 'it
and Mt. Rieheia, Creech, Pitid Iti,vel• wf and Mfl A mattaf attended
last "Wee ,, tee fo'neral lriqt, week of the lats
Miss ''Maiy.: 'qiiike, •corepleting he: alae Willimb moiyit: who died at his
course ,le -training.some. • time e
a -a'' llhrence iiv.vio, driin. ,,seeral montles illness.
1
and rice there has been ntir$ ill ir , in rM
, A, n 1 . ec Men of 'Tote/Ito
,i1t)h'i°
-Week. She graduates t,:C.);t1 • 'iwi 11 flte. PtThiic Seh�oi inkned.
1.BL. • ‘. ' tor fhili ,itt• .SChocase in 'elir
rMise ,Tereeto,e seed a. tee/ ere se 01.1.4.1 widek. .
FJOWO davs IA* bor 'ANto"r, Mt11
s. cruffuli. •t\tvFL Martiri wile in Clifford on
‘Pete Delater failitlY. ,entelaer. ease:tale' in, the chtere taeie.
Mee. Wilkinson'thregilest •;61.
her mother, :Mrs: 'Conine Of Melee
her
Mother's Day. :
,MeihrK,Itailieet. and GOIderin • Pur-
vis have secured work .2en apiaries
the former eteGaielph the latter
at tatileewerth, • •
- and MerieJohii learnt and "are
Were . dell 1::•e• in e the village'.
MOnday.; Many 'friends: .were
.pleased :to -greet Mr. 'aoent Ori his
first to, St; Helens, after lits'
, • • "—
: Mr, 3..H. rineir
the .past 'Menthe' With Me. slid Mei,'
Wallace Miller. lift ..titeerneeder for
a visit' with friend .
' Mr, tied, Mts.: •Jtiliiee•Swiin •Were
teeent itiSitOtti with their Miele,
'1"kod Selortion Of ' Sttatfetd. •
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United Church W. M. S. s'
• The regular meeting of the United
Church W. MS. was held On . Wed-
aesdaY .at' the homeof 'Mre. Meier
• Ackert. The president, Mrs. Tucker•
•ondUcted the opening • exercises;
efter. Which Mrs Robert Rebert Thompson
whose 'growl) had Charge . Of the
program, took the chair. MrseMurdic
,ind Miss Mary Struthers each read
'A paper on prayer, .Mrs: Dierlerre Of
-.Ripley 'gave •an .exeellent--reporteef
the • Presbyterial held here Onelday
tit. Mrs. Munn Of Ripley and Mrs,
T; JOynt of Lucknow, each sang
pleasing solo. Mts. Thompson read
an interesting paver' "Whet
S. Means.". Miss •Gladys Tucker con-
'ribizted piano solo..--7eAt the .clere•
If the meeting a social half hour
was enjoyed with .refieStrnents.
Forty-one . Were; present.
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PORT ELGIN PIJIILISRER
• IS . TAKElq •DEATH
Guelph Street • MitLitir
exeifosteoNe.
• •
Factodsi shrl at,
Monirseristi Triumviri
"The La " a lied'
0 P PP
with %lite Led -lied
'
Neils:.
Note 'nailing epace-4
indite apart across
end__of...sheet 'Tit.
-Lap" is -esPecially
'•.uijed for re•roofing.
solute weather
tightness assurecIA
(Pa tent
• •
;jalotlIltsiOaf.Pda,,,,idieabtAIWahribednirg Abrotoarrifi:a
for)
A drive -screw nail,. latest
UVC
o f the Preston
Led--Ited
, timm rom)t foree t 0 01-11W
nail •
NID
re
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TEESWATER' T1WCKEIVITE-AlPg--2
AS TRUCK IS riEIVICLISRED • •,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilitem Moffatt and.
M. .'Whitehead, s•of TeesWatere suff- baby Keith of Sainia. :were guests
•etta minor cute -and bruises ineGod- of Mr.. and Mrs.'ltichard '71Ohnston •
on oi-ii-lerldre--Ii-iiresult of a This "weeltend. :
-frantece-leeerefrom his motor trees- Pinlaay • ShackletOn—of—Priceville;
AFEKING
port a few iseconde before it was
eteuck broadside and cienolished by
a string of moving cars. One of the
freight • cars. was • derailed by ,the
IL tracks at the elevator *here
Whitehead had gone for a load of
green. 'Ha Was backing over, the
tracks to turn the tem -lc -around waen
a yard engine shunted a •string el
the boX cars. ••' • .•
'Railway officials epmeeenting • on
the. incident :said the teuckee • had.
no .businese 'On' the. tracks' -as thee
• Was no crossing at. this 'point.
'The truck 'we understand, belongs
ame-41.--leitchtee-T
and was pewee taroligh the village
ionng,fate.r.:fiecicisr.. 412.11.aPidated
look -
REV. • PINEST MAYE4
tEivnla tog E$GLA'NO
„
•Tte. trite'stAityasi a' torivier 'feta
flTId , Miiisrtono vitito r6colit1Y ‘,Aittii Mr. Vrt:uud mts, Buckton and diturh. tor ilt 0110041iTion and 'Truckee* end
and. eeee Wee. Media, e•• , , t*f. tionnio, , stout Stinclalt :at 'Mr who has been the, tonutar rector Of
Mi..'" and Itira. Otidney U'ild f'ali-11y,, (0"•611',. Trmuittou's, . ee p--li •A. I., Church. - Nit'.
; aura, 'rig Tetu , intr.,
of (Ult. Srierit irist yeelf,.. eete 'grit MiAg'irlorente eleeckley retureta It ii, ••• ..i.
'Aielibilte, einent'iSet week. with. 1.111r, 111(.10,11.1 (it Od' 0',here he Ad will sail on aiindal147'q
'and Mai:. Orant Maebkrmid., l"011 '0.!t•I'fir6d CAV.'ffia liOi'liki -Of' :Mil elite-I:one-4e --g:-. gr. ieteeeeteei lot
erre, fee t dek4)Allit' twe yeers, wit
; 110.1' ttntrs 'Aftal` $0.111dirli
, getd.haliaw,
A. • 'Mee; InS; twm.',wooha With•Mrs. Melfrit, 'leave ilek tio.60,44'„'„Att44(0*.40),04040,,
tlit •
ov.g. recently sim,orf 'tylit ,t,it.o.A.§, have:71;06140d. tew .tt§uoic Mr. Hayes wIll be athis 1101110
44, 9r440t tp4 • gtteiclieineid 40144 00000,
Fedittie Of -Tin's Pasees•Awar•Aftet
• Ilelef Ripest 4 •
"Aw' ilium • Of little Mete than
ijeree '.weeke' duration from a liearf
lffeetion: reiulted in, the; erith. on
Saturday of S. Roy 'WesIdY, editor
and • 'reibliehet of. the ,roit Elgin
Times.
Times, While it was .'generallY.irtiOW:n:.
that his. COndition was setiong;At was
thOuirkit he Was on the Men& and. the
4nnorineernerit, ott his .pasSing, came
As a geeat shock tie. that eonerinieitV.
The late. Mr. WeeleY, iVlio Wag' iA hig
40th Year, 1.3orn- and relied'
.beitit. the yetetgest
ion, 61 the iste. 'e.
#,otiner.thrlAisher, Of tbe Reece Herald
• ehica" 'later beeenie 'Walkerton.
elerfila .Titnee• And nagged in the.
hands' .6f. another• Seri,' 3, A. Wesigr,
tts present oWnet.
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LAN GSIDE
The. Whitechurch Women's
.held their eegulet and. ahnual
neefieg• on •Friday last. The, meeting
Jeened with. the preeidezite Mts. „L.,
erain charge: The roll: pall Ives'
answered. by Peeing of fees to •,WiliCh
X,Welly-itvir7rn'etOets—rOpi3inded77,-Thc--
..inatiaal :statement showed e .bahince
if $31.34. Mrs. .Leggatt gave a'
report of 'the (fruit' and floweri-e-28
fleeing been remenibered and in ' do-
iiag'-so. $9,75 had been ,spent
1,5 on hand., Miss, Lorna :McCleria-
gliiin *rive a reading; Misses Carricka
duet; Mrs. Te"Geent gave the tOpic
"Essentials for success ,:pf the In -
and Airs.. F. Henry gave a
reading. The election,'e1 Offieers, 101-
leoWed .with Mrs: V. :Emerson ipreiici
mg and Miss' Merle, Gaunt, secretary:,
the., followitig.,were • elected: president
-Mrs.. Thos.--Gauntr--3..-st Vice. Miss
Susie 'carijek; end Vice, Mrse, Mac
Rose: Sec.-Treas.. Miss Grace Rich-
ardson:eleirectore, Mesdames Ben
'Naylor, 'Frank 'Henry, Gibson
Prirdoh, W. J. 'Coulter,.
H. dodkine FloWeria Misses ,Mee
Wigatmilli and Tena• Laidlaw; Audi-
tors, ' Miss Merle' daunt, Mte: James
Morrison; Pianist, , Miss •Merle
'.;aunti :Mae Wightman, Ws. D. Bee -
Croft. It, was decided pay the see..
eielis the mile of $5.0O fele her ser -
,vices, . ' o
A special meeting ,of the W. W. I,
Was -held on Monday afternoon. The
chair. was occupied by Mrs. T. Gaunt'
She introduced the guest speaker.
Mrs.
Mrs, J. M. ,Percival of Addieon, who
qaace e'Making Home drown Vele-
•a:tables- and Metit• available' threugle;
out tae' year." She She eeplaitied the
reetheds, whiCh she bed' proven eto
he friti-0,;,, M.iCeggft.11 and exhibited
lilts:, Of sWeet. peppers, corn, toMate
wontile, ' and chicken. A•
setond eddrese reas on "Uses of
Weel"..• She eibewed hooked rugs,
dOinfOirterA, •tnottresi Made of wool.
Als6 the trt of making eitieles,frent
crepe l paPer...The ways decorate
pottery and ean 'Oiled:aloe of crayori,
ula 'work Wag' algo ihewri and ex-
MrS, atartlid Serirlieg; Mies -
Ps OarrIeka tl'eVe reale 'aed deet 'Arid
s. ilen Stott was a
VIS -
d.
irch
V.
tint, refter
tiT:Trta atiw4r:' earsi bset:et ;10: lat:n
us-
efiaromild, ::airireener neterle,44 en ,thert,
.egeee.: evetanee, •
kVA'keitter
AO0fuitn't i;110 iv6e. 4
wr.o. noi9roott Ithil„ou Ntav 9 .n
r •
and Palmer. Kilpatrick of 'Toronto,
epent the --week-end' at their reepece •
tive hemes ':here.'' • .'
Mr: and Mrs. John.e3lake' mid Miss.
Berce of •Wingliaine. visited the
former's mother, Mrs. Wm. Blake,
Mr. • ane Mrs. Ernest • Hall and
family and Miss: Mary Hall of St.
• 'Themes. were recent guests �f.Mr. •
and Mrs. . Godfrey Hell. 'Miss Mary
Halt , is :Making an extended isit
with Mk..and. Mrs. Hall: While heie
they eiseted Mk. Hall's father, Mee.
Thos. Hall and Mae: Hall iit•Kincer-
Hearee----isa-eenfined—to--.
. ,
bedat. .present. Mrsr Henry. was at •
London Mr. medieet treatment Wed- ,
nesdaY. Wehope there will seen be ,,,
decided improvement in the health or'
of Mr. and Mrs; Heniy..
'
Mr. Joe Alton of' dederiali and
Mt. Herb Altoa .of Wawailcishe visit •
-
ed Mt; and Mrs. Will Irvin, Monday.
• eldr: and Mks: ;Alfred Armstrong - -
and, sons Harold: gand Gorden oaf, •
Londoe, were•eueits of Mr. ante:Mre,'
Will ,Irvin, Sunday. ' 1 ••
•• The play- "The Thtee Pegs"' pre-
sentedeby--theneyOungelaaies--of-Dun-
Mre; 14. Thoninson of Laicknoce
'give ti,•teadine. Liinch *AS 'served
,at tale elose flieliteetiere
Mies L: Richardson of Teesweter
atent SateMer "With Mr. and Mre.,
Atiit
erf-kioW
grunion here on Friday evening, was '
very Much' enjoyed bythe audience. ,
. PARAMOUNT U. F. W. O.
The.-Maye-meeeing--of--the Para-
inteint U.F:W.O. was held at the
home of Mrs.. eehe Haniilton: Thee
meeting wasopened by the Singing
of one verse.' and the chorus of the
Maple Leal, after *hi* .the Lord's
prayer was repeated:le uriisen. The ,
Minutes of the last •Ineetieg Were
eem:1 and adopted, Alter ShOtt
. • , ,
business &emission:the` '
ed and aneWered: A.reading on"What'
should be Ora° was !read , by Mrs,
Jack Ileiderson Mrs.Jphn Haniiitori
., •
rendered a ',Very tileasing. solo, Which
was followed bY a recitation by Miss
Doris Irwie, Mrs, Mel:. gave' -
a reading on "Out 1to Old Aunt .
Mary's' •Misi.' EVelyn Reid played
an instrumental -Willa was follewed•
by a very iritere'etitialend beneficial
paper read and prepared by Mks.
Tueltee "Temperance".A' -short
discussion followed the 'reading of
the ;eerier. Miss Ethel IVIartin read
aepapee on "The 'Farineleseeleicorne"
Mrs; 'Grine Maelliermid conducted e
very interesting, contest. Leech was
served 'aed,e' vote of thanks' tendered
.to the hostess for the use of her -
herpee The Meeting elosea, by all • '
,singing aped be with' you 'till we
meet deem", • e
NIOTItER'S; DAY MAtuttp •
• AT TEE UNITED CHURCH
Tweets, Mothers composed a spe-
cial choir let the Mother's Day ser-
vice -in the United 'Church on Sunday
morning. , The theme :of the :service •
was N4`tai.ril*,, Life Joyously" and
besides Rev. . S. 'Tucker'e address'.
Me. Raeliwell, superintendent Of the
iSinvithdtabliej.'8Seerbvle°16, hanf"dta*inte'd4iilibniie°611fdlitcht4:
schoot took part.' The story of "IeSiks
tho
by
*toM tte., vv,,tn atLf.,t;ditt,,
Cecil Armstrong, An acrostic
1, Venture' Of the Strvioo
in V.4ko0Vst 'gdosw0Sti wtal 'Alla:1*s' tmor 0)t' '660tIAT"'ai s3e lt"th', •
TiicT 11 0.Aorit'§unil0 At .1'fr 'r1'0. "e
Mi 1/..i '74 '
40-, •
Ion; , ...eartere • ,
I .
infioet blighter' of Mt. and 'Idrse W,
' pgietsotk.