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held at the 'hemp, Of Mis. R.'Moffat
this month.
A. little girl has coMe to stay at
the home ef ',Mr • fiad Mas. • Albert
Little on Wednesday last. .Ceaaaattta.
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number from .here, .attended the
.anniversary services .4.1011100 last,
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DICING WITH DEATH.
The diee-capais for dar.edeyils ho
Willingly bet their cash oh the capriee
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of..the iVory. cube, ,but in:abet giddy
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gap* of lifeail death, which is 'On-
.traffie lottery, everyone has
•a .stake, Willin4 or not, DadderingIald
men; tiny totsamYea even babes a ia
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Last year, 26 •tietldiers pp to, folly
years of ake 'met .death in:atitomo
bile accidents almost as ,soon'aa they
' had learned. to .talk; ,i23 Of these, Were
• wee liedestriana". Who perished, even
't..b.eST1 were 'leerning to 'Walk.
Two out of everY three,..persons, 65
; years, Aad. ever, wile,. departed 'this
' lifeipa.traffia iteeidentS last , year,
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we on foot when 'their fatal moment
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arnved
, There., id a severe indiettilent. Of
' "recklesg'. driving to be f,aund in these
.• figures -a, eliarge,..of apathy) if tot
gross. negligeriae. • „
-Little ehildren pannot be held, ea
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• „ Countable .for ,their 'adtionsi they 'can-
not be,eipected,14 take care'„of tbeta.
%selves • in traffia, ,litiveri Must think',
• for'`.1lient: and protect theta, Eiderisi
persons akretit aft 'oiler disedvattage.,
ri nelad• may be Clear but the .foot-
iteaa falter mid' the tieeeitsatar imbbe
hetes, Ilea: left • their linibs, • Drivers
maga look oat, roe thero„,.:too,, if teed,
BOUNDARY ,WEST
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The ;OctOber aue in of the, C.F..
HELENS
,(Continued from, Page 1
where ; she , sPent, .faita :. years , as
teacher,. was tne. guest 'Speaker, a
the ,Social : meeting •'Of ',the
On "Wednesday last.' Miss ,1V,icCrowan
bald high tribute ta the Work Of 1Vils
•,Caaoline,-: Wellivoodra;mtal „adelighted.
her .andietice.:with'her informal talk.
of • her ' experiences in „China and of.
Condition's there.
. • fThe Whitechurch ladies were
giiestS, .ead Miss • Agnes . Gillespie
favoured :with 'la'. solo. At the ,
con-
elusionili-PleaSant social hour was
enjoyed over the tea cups. - • '
Anniversary services will ,be, held
in the United chnieh next 8inidaf at
7;30 P. M..aawitena.Rem
Mr. Shepherd of Egniondville will. be
-.the guest'speaker, Music •for , he
. .
evening 'service:, will ,be -provided by
the Triple V •elaas' of Wirignam.
Misses Minnie and 'Nellie Leather -
dale af Morden, Map. were Week4ead,
guests with 'tineir, uncle Mr, •:Jas.
Ran -Lege and' Mr's. ,Ramage and, With
Mr, and "lVira. •.Edwin .Puavis.
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Members Of-ithe. Women's Institute
spent a very: .enj Yeble • that • on
Friday'Lafternoon-a estamofathe
uc aw Institute. ,„.
IIer "Meay friends. were sorry to
learn of the death .of Mrs, Hugh
Rutherfoad. which ..oectirteo at the
bool6 of her alanglitea; Mas. :.Jona
i3ennett at • Pert Albert on ..Sunday
morning a' • a • •
regniar;., Meeting of the Y. P. TI.
waS held' on Sundayevening with. an
attendance of 23 The. Bible, Char-
acter on "Jonah" Was :read by Mrs.
E. W. Rice and the topic", "Holt* to
enjoy the Bible' was taken •by 'Mr;
kochrie: ,
Mr. and MYS, Tom. Taylor and
daughter, Miss . Luella Taylor of
1131i,thf were meantguests of Mr. and
1VIrs. Chester, Taylor. ,
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• tising ' of the Well-known Eastern
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the 'firin of •Cockaeld Brown and
Co., one of the largest Canadian
advertising agencies *rites as
fellows; . • ,
a We are rigida using your
paper for Eastern • ',.Steel Pro7 :
"Tdiretrladaaatiarta-iirimaiediate-Iyaaa
. We nave, 'found , the , Ontario'
• weekly .newspapers of inestim-
able help in ' the . past; not only '
from- a ciistomea:, standpoint but
f roM a dealer standpoint. A ,
continuance ofathe. policy of using
raral weeklies is ,tlie obvious
answer." a a. ,•
Dr. Jack Treat and hie Mather
Mrs. H. Treat. have returned, to
their home in 'Clikaa3.0. after :spend-
ing a few days at the home of /4.rs,
R. Bissett. • • •
. Mr. Tett Bile,Oaes' had aaa very
successful •auction sale of Ilart • �f 144
stock 14§t PridaYa_ _
Sam qibsaina,and -30f
this Tuesday' on a .raofor trip to the
Coast.' This tripis taken in the hope
that- the climate of- the Weat, inay
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" t,ipi.of,r-t.
to 'asthma.
Vator .Therlantal Dies..
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, Ma. Victor Thorbnan, -a lif-iong
resident .of this community died tal,
SitlArdayl:4 ritontnber. 16th I. after
son .of ,the late Mr. and Magal Duncan!
'Tnarbiirna He is survived by his wife
who before her marriage was Miss
Hazel Bradley of Avineri)+, andone
son: and three daughters. The funeral
this Tuesday is from Pine *ea.
Church' with . Interment in Kan,
cardine cemetery,
. Rey. J. K. and Mrs.
Misses Ella, 'Cowan Jessie MacRae
Margaret (MacKenzie; and Mesera
P,OkAn' mlialCaY and Finley , Mac-
Donald attended' the -Ye -at 7,1Tebiilbrd-
Rally in I3luevale on Friday evening.
wae.held: at the 'home of Mrs. , "
Cl le Irwin .with a ,s midi at n -
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a .d te d
*n•d,e, •The • meeting was opened ,by
alt siaging the Maple Leaf followed
by the Lord's Prayer aeeeatedin
unison., , The • minutes ,of--:t..he last
Meeting were ' reandend declared
cor;e0t. • The 'roll call was answered
by ' your favourite pia and how to
makeita' 13fiShiess ' Was 'discussed
and• Mr, McDougal • gave talk an
hew. to discuss and conduct
sion groups; then fellaWecl
paaidd that was saelit 044
0Onirnur.litY.
singing. 'ay readina, by Miss. Rabie
Reid : a mouth organ aielection. by
,
Mrs. Webster, aceompanie& by Mrs:
EddY, ,Jelinetori on the harp;,
paper by Mrs. Orland • RiChards on
°atelier ;thoughts, and a 'reading' by
Dorothy Irviti• • were all mucli
, . •
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A Pcteniation was Made to Mies
Litty,, Reid by • her neighbours •and
trienda Reid,. made.' a .verY
fitting II:Pia, ••
A vote of thanks' Was given Mrs,
11,Win for the ase Of her home,: The
National: .Aiithete' baaughttitle! meet.
ir4 to a 'cloSe. Iainch Was"•-sered by
the, heatikss, • •
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.Yearthci looks. vary diStinguesit.
•'ed with bianowaWhite
-less -highway fatalitieS are ta'aha Ves, ha harlot to thank for that,
,�revented saul Iii a err ng sot.. •
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IIOLYR OD
.'kr,' .Tlioynds..Popok. of.
Clarks,. spent: .SendaY, at Mr. Albert,
Kialokigh. Presbyterian. Church, held'
their anniverSaly seaidea on 'Sunday
yOung. of . Hensell,
ann. of Rea' .and, Mrs';:-.Votiiig' oftin-,
loakh.'antt: 'south .Kinloss cillirOCa had
.charge of bath rnerningand evening'
Services. He was aSgigteci• at the elieb-
•ing, service by hts father..MrS.,' W. A.
Young, soit;ist .At both •servides.
tiumber Of „neighbors and friends
gathered' . fan% h StipriSe'farewell
party at Mrs.:, Annie, Smith's for 1VIr;
and Mil', Thoa, Calliettaaad Walter.
,
:Mr; and Mrs, Otirbert .1were presented
a. „ileoa 'lamp and electric iron
and Wallet ;With. a smoking' 'etahd,'
Troin his boy friends, • '
Mrs, Garton ; an.d.ilanghter of
L�a-
mjngton; Mr... and MrS. Joseph
Gam -
k and. Evelyn of :VV:irigli911, Mr' And
Mrs. Michael Getable Mid Mr .•
tool Con., 'gfibilt‘:Sifil(103r with
Mr.and '1VItS. Thos. White..
.Mr. Noble .Piorce spent ,Sunday
With hiS,:sister,,,Miss Elizabeth Pierce
•1Mr. - Wm, Elliott ofaHaaons atial Mia
IleWatd Elliott of Detroit: Were, Mae-
daje visitors at MOS, :Abner AekerVa.
We are ,,sorry, to repo4 that
Wm, :8tattaYa is not as Well as•his
aitiMY Meade *Mild
• A, HEALTH.SENTICE OF,
'THE CANADIAN MEDICAL •,
ASSOCIATION aao
• sasuitaNce COMPANIES.
• IN CANADA •
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t...cToicsTow SpisnrINE)4,
Pabi)oact .avary. vbara4ay, .ai.orat4
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Canipbeil TnotaPeena-Pablieber, '"'
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tROBBOAY, ,• OCTOBER 2.14, 1931
LAsesip ft,
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The I-aagsicie .United 77 s,
hod,n quilting at the home of - Mrs.
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7-1R.
Mr. and Mrs ••• Robert ".
- Stuart
Velma ' Eileen and Donald,. and ; Mr.
Vherlitt. Tiffin, and Mr§....14gErieo of
•Whitechurch spent •Sunday. with Me:
and' Mya ' Percy liblCb0' of Westfield:
rJefferY•ref',;',0e.Slala!,*.he has
Lyceum. Thelat0.-
. .WINGHAM
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a Show •,Startga,At .,K
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TharedaY, Friday,. Saturday,.
October.. 21, . 24 23
„BROTHJ
,
L a.TON.
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*lied :Clie'late' J.; Sivitaieea'idace'rOtOd
held. • h • ilerY''..saaaeisfill ;sale"' .on
Monday. • ' • '•'
Mrs: Russel Ritchie, and Mr. Fred
Tiffin attended a presentation held
at . the :hoine Of .Mr. and Mrs.- Smith
of HolYroodin honour,. Of Mr; and
Mi. Culbert and, Walter, '
Mr. J B Moirison- spent IStundaya
With Mr. and Masa R. Tiffia.
Mrs. Victor,- Emerson spent Tues-
day last in •Bruaaels attending the
United W. M: S. - Sectional ineeting.
We: understand ' Mrs, "Itobt":
Laid-
law is having a tea S,for the ladies.
ofthe 2nd and 4th: United W. M. A.
on Thursday! October 28th:
, Mi. and Mia. Russel Ritchie are
moving Wednesday of this week to
the farin' of Mr. Thoniaa,'„ Culbert of
nearatIolyrOod •:
Mr.. ThOrnaa, Cooke and Lawrence
Henderson ' have gone . to ati..*:Aachie
Melyityre's to eut wood;
Mr. H. .I.'ettipiece of Whitecharch,
spent Sunday at Mr. Isaac Pinnell'..
Hey.' and NrliaWm. Young Of Alen:.
Ian -were SiiiiI,W7.''Iaisitors' ae-7-1).111.
Thos. •Maleohn's.
Missea., Muriel aleFerlail," Eta Mar-
garet Fitzgerald of Kincardine spent
the Week -end, at Mr. Jona' McFarlan's;
Miss May'. Boyle visited jest week
with her ...aunt; Mrs, E,''' Simpson,
Mooresville: ' • a . • a
to her lame here.' •
• • . • ' •
. Little Balfour McLean Underwent
an operation at •St. Joseph's hospital;
Landon on 'Thuiaday..last.,
, Harvest Thanksgiving .seryides will
be held 'in the., Anglican /church on
Sunday, (*Ober '31st, with gi hot few}
'Supper on Tuesday. •
. We extend sympathy to Mrs: Reg.
McBride, and Mr. Frank Brown in
the death Of . their father • the late
-Jahn., Brown.
. SCARLET . FEVER •
Scarlet fever is a disease coinmon
to children, and is cansed7by: a virus
(living prgaidarn) finding its way into
the hody. It occurs most frequently
in 'the autumn and is, ' usually epi-
deinic: in ' character 'because, .it • is
highlyaconaMuniCahle. ,
- As a rule the period of • inVa4ionis.
rihar-Fand4-acu,.e-tasting--from„,t1svell*
,to '•twentY4our hours. ',The'. :patient
.com_plains of feeling sack all over,
with :headache, sore 'throat, vomiting
and a. barbing hp feeling, due to a
temperature ,which may range frola
I;
1,93 to 105 degrees •Farenneit. On the
second', or third day.' of- illness, red
spots appear 'first . on the 'neck. and
, cheat , and then. spread rapidly over
the body. The chin and an area round
the mouth and the scalp • aim:illy .es-
-eapea:Theaskin-ainaY-abeaswellertaand
tender to such an extent that it makes
MOVernents of ' joiatspainful..
tongue is ,cai=ered, at first ,.With
whitisn'far but this disappears On or
about the ,fourth day revealing a
bright 'red, tongue. dotted •with bright
red spots • popularly .called the 'red
straWbearY tongue. : ' •
, .• •
• During , the , period :that the . red
spots are aiming. out the :throat re.'
niains sore, there is pain, in sWelleWa
the voice is altered, and 'anremova
ed tonsils. are Markolsr Prominent,„
generally, covered :Tyellowisb rniena
btatie.: • ' • ,
The ateraperatuie re,malaa
high-
froin 103 to 10,5 degrees .Farenheit.
until the rash begins to fade, which
It does, in three .to ten days.
•
' Theo eemesthe stageof conyalea-
celled. As the. rash 'disappears the
ki begins ' Shed itself' (diSquain-
atien the .scientists. call it) beginning
an the face, neck and 'chest and ,tihis
lasts frona one to three week'S, soma:
tiihes 'longer: ••
• As,: disquematimi; is probably., the
period :Of greatest. 'infection, 'greet
aarc should • be exercised • then.„
ihoughout the disease td, protect
other Persons frani1eetitagion; • '7-1
a The Patient 'ahotild., be kept in bed
for two to three weeks depending
ipoli the,Severity Of the Case and iSo't
hated for five to six weeks until all
dimger'ot.infeating Others boa:passed,
It should be emphasized,thati •scar-
let ,fever is ore disease that is Ire,
tiently` • asseciated. with • complica-
tions inaolvina other parts 'and or:-
gan*s Or 'the body: It is most
irnport-
lnt therefore that proper : treairnent
be ,commeneed at the onset' of the
'disease. • • • . , • .
And a Word ta methers. If your
complains of feeling iinWell aod
ghoWa.OYiiiptobis in whole 'oe hi' part
Aa •••
described in this 'article; 'framed;
t4t4.1:3,''' put 111111 bed, '14•1:artir'
froni
any other ehildren and 0ttY
ter. Scarlct fever likc • other rrifea
tions acquires to be treated iatella:
atatha And the, earlier the, treattrieht
and imanagement is health the. leSsi
:likely are toinplielitietia to &HOW
EtliTE
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The Junior Institute Met at the
home .of Miss Frances Crozier With
a good.. attendance. After a very in-
teresting': proarania !waa ,given, a
dainty : lunch was Served by the
'Committee in charge.
Mrs. Matt, !Shackleton and
FrantexatrozieirlaattendedatheaSunday_
Scliael-aeenve tioiktitaa.Glinton On
Friday. ••••
-Mi. and Mrs. Cecil Chamney and
. . .
daughter, Ann and Mrs. Joe Chamiley
of Belgreire spent leaf' Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.. Raymond Finnigan.
• :Mr..: and Mrs. John Menary and Mr.
and Mrs. ' John Curran' and children
were,' Sunday visitors.' with , Mr.: mul_
Mrs. Herb Curran,
: Mr. and Mrs. T. Darninatid Mr.
Alvin Kerr. were .gyeati of .aladerieli
friends 'recently. •
Mr.. and Mrs: • Bert Treleaven,
Ronald T:and •Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mrs.
John Oerraia and ,enildien' werere-
Cent guests With Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
'Hunter, 'Holyrood.... '
ASHFIELD NO -
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A Day at- theaces'
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plays the harp,. and Allan
Jones sings, in thi picture
'
*hien 'includes ',comedy,
rom-
ance music and dance
. special-
ties.•
ALSO
"NEWS",
Vs-
.Mr 'and Masi.;•'`Vailii...,alnater••••Iatid
•Lloyd.and Mi.' A. Beim pent Sunday
with friends in Tiverton.;dr.' and Mrs, 1 Geo. :Swan of •Wiii,,a;
anoah were guests' of Mr.' and.
Pater Cook aa• Sunday.. ;
. ,
Mies Frances Gilmore of 'London
•Pciiit the week -end at. her.•,hOtae... ;
..'Missea 7 jean Long .and 'Margaret:
Giltnere.. spent.' . Thursday ';• evening
with • .:,Mia,ltalph :,Of 1.• :PUride
-Grove'.
.LAD. IES • ON FRUIT TRUCK
7Carl Bondi, son of Charles Bondi,
Winghain -trait dealer had an 'un-
piep.sani experience on Monday. Carl
area covering nis, route accompanied
bY. George Hall; a fifteen -year-old
•Wingham youth who had been ad-
aiiting Carl by handing down fruit
ffain the truck. At • Saltford as Carl
cameout of Petiitial'atore ho found
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his, tomPanion lying dead. in the hack
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of the track. The boy ,' had not .been
in • good health end' Carl hesitated
taking him with him when. Raked by
, „
the youth it he could, accompany him
on the trip,
STUDY COURSES. PROVIDED.
• :FOR PARALYSIS PATIENTS
.•• . . ,
,.1:strepOngerite• courses will,. be
provided. for all Criteria children, for
whoiri 'provision otherwise has., • not
'beet). Made, Who aniist;.',„liectiuse of iya;
fan -tile paralysis, remain at home or
in hospital for -an extended ,period,'
de-
partment of education Officials have
atinoarged: • • . • • • • •
'"All that is neeessari.is fOr a par-
ent, tc; supply' as •with a doctor's • cer-
tificate showing that the child is,
physically unable to. attend school and
make tae request .for the corkeepOn,
dence eetitaeitaati,, Was entanineed.
.•
Rustic. It" You please? •, sill, Janet
and I aat like to putotil!',Oir wedding
for a week or two.
Vicar: Dear, dear, whit has hap -
paned itriSFItatiet ? .
ItUaticl Oli no, Sir; . but the wed-
ding presents4iin't a-toinin. in up .to
'expectations. •
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Tue4ay„- Wednesday
.0ctober 25, 26, 17
cLAuDETTECOLBERT
MELyYN:' DOUGLASS a •
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et
A story along the 'lines of "It
-HapPeae4 , One ,Night" with
,the same ladawlanisical humor -
ALSO, -A MUSICAL. COMEDY
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AND • "CARTOON" •
, DIED IN. TORONTO
rz:DirCE
. Mrs.' . Hannah Taylor Visited in
Goderich for the week -end. '
;Mr and Mrs."Elliott.TaYloe: visited
at Archie Aitcheson's .on &Paley.'
Messrs Arnold :and Elmet. Woods
visited ;theta Sister • Mrs. R., d: Martin
Huron, on Boaday:
Mr. .Gordon friylor • Arient. Sunday
at Mh• iisssjhMonle
ar;a: Irwin was le_ reeentavis-
.
itor inaGoderich ' • '
Mrs. Jas.. „Barbour' is listing her
daughtea. Mrs % B. 1). McClenaglian;
v 1, v• tire.ehceht TiTus rch. ,ohai ni.ft after
her .1 us rord r spendietuinedng
:lootlreo.
nah
,
•
Mr. and Mrs., Will ,MaeLeian of-
Silltferd: visited with. Ma, and Mrs.
ttoy: Afton on 'Sunday. • ,
Miss 'Ina Canipbell' of Luekliew
spent 'the: week -end. *at her . home.
. Mr. aad..Mrsa,'Ileat Alton spent
Sunday With ,Mr. and ,Mie. Joe Scott
. .
of Pine River: a • '
• Some froni the vicinity attended
t e Ploughing match .at,lergue last
Mr. • and 'Mrs. ; J. Lawson , and
daughter Ed nu 'frOin S,ailci#chev00
have rented Mrs. James Agar's ,faria;
'School .reopened'. again- kit Week
,
after ' being, closed three Weeks- on
account ',Of, the infantile., paralysis.
Mr.: and, 'Masa: Elnier and
family visited friends 'at Pine 'River
on 'Tuesday. a • •
e ,W171.11'ECHOO,Cit,
.Mrs Thee Inglis-, spent last week
,in ,Toronto ''witla.her daughter, miss
Chrissie Inglis,;wha: was oak. •
171ord Cotdter, is attending
Stratford Normal. We wish her every
a Miss Janet Craig, spent last week
in Wingriana with Mrs. A. Carr, who
was Ilia.. • ; • . •
'Miss Olive Garton of Leamington,
Is spending two weeks with ner father
i°sOre°Martu'eadGinaP;nin% of n'ziksid‘e
and Miss May Simpson �f Winghani
'spent' #16' week -end With Mr. Mid
Mrs. James Wilson. •• " •
• ., Mr, Bert Reid and , Mias Mabel
Iota Of Ashfield,..viaited2 one day last
;week With -Mr. and ;Mas. Albert Pat,
•teesen,'. ' •
'Mail lack Pollock, attended the
•pro-
vincial y P. S. meeting. Which was
held in Ottawa 'recently, He gave an
interesting report onit itiat SnindaY
Mr. Walter -Frster • is expected
home' fromthe..st on Monday or
Tuesday with .A carload .6f .-ItOrieft;
Me. •Petid Kennedy and'Mrs. David
Kennedy visited „With, relatives., at
Vordwith on Tuesday.
Mr.! Herbert Miller of Toronto died
suddenly from an attack of ;Patna
amnia: Mfg. W. J.• Guest of Kincar-
dine and Mai Albert Thonipson' of
HOlyroOd4 Sister*, of the, deceased
attended the funeral.
DON kil3ite!
The W. M. S. met on Thursday'
afternoon at thehome of Mrs, Cecil:. '
Chimney with in attendance of nine.
d.whhainan,Y14heled13
dc'h4;e4i.Ciagf
tho
rneetingch
"Jesus Oa joy, of laying hearti";
follaWed bythe: repeating . of the
Lord's. Prayer.
. .
Mrs. George Naylor read John 1,
1-1-7a--veasee-as-thealessenraindaldra.
Cecil Cliarnhey readthe devotional
leaflet:: Three ,verses .1 of "0 Master
let ine walr with thee" we, e.
The minutes of the previous Meet -
mg. were read and approved and .the .
treasurer's report given. •
Three•
ataprabled4 gave
iortte.re
d, anpdor7of
the
•
Campbell
the Seetienermeeting held at Victoria
St: Church, .Goderich.
A solo, "rya found a 'friend; 0 Such
a friend", was sung by Mrs. Bert. .'.
Taylor. The chapter in the Study
Book was taken by .Mrs. Naylor and
Mrs. : J. C. Robinson. The hyinal
"Breathe on me breath �f God",! was
sung and the. meeting .closed with a
prayer, Refreshments . were .servek.
assisting hostess.being Miss E. Cliam-
ney. a
The Y. Pa S. met of Friday evening
led by jean' Robinson. Irene Jefferson,
,reacts the Scripture lesson and Bev.
H. C. Wilson, gave the topic.. Mies"
Donna Armstrong gave a humorous
'reading ,and solos were sung by Jean.
Campbellaand Bess ,Mess. • '
Mrs. Cunningham and son Wallace .
spent' last week With friends in
°, .11,6;•
0in 'gl.te• Anniversary services in ,
Knox :United Church, :Auburn, the
,Service ,in ,Donnybrook chump, crag
withdrawn last Sunday, many of the
congregation taking the opportunity
of hearing a former pastor, Rev. A. -
E. Jones of Leadona'
rin.RVI,4 •
Friends Of Mr', • john 'Sturgeon
rejoice ,that he is recovering...Irani
very , severe attack of congestion of
the Innati; Mita B. L. Fair is assisting,
in the care, of hint.
Mr. and. Mra.dsorge :#46.100Yell6r,
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of
B. •C., alse.,Mrs: • MdCitithy and '
dapghter•Mias. Katie, of itheglaii Weae•:,
recent guests at the, home: of the '
Grant farnily, Sotitli Line. •
The 'stark arrived Tuesday at Mr., .
and Mrs. . lei: Ferrier's home, and
left a' baby, Oda •
,•
The, :Wonleaata„ Inaaltate • . Met • ▪ On.
Wednesday at. Mraa:aWni; Bennett's
heniea • '`;,
Misses Gertrude and Alide.
Were 'week-en4 glieetta at the Alex-
ander .lioinek,'oittalkerton. • ,
Mae. Jas. Hunter has •sinifficientlY
recovered from her recent illness to
be able' to leave her ib6111, .Which is
good aoWe for her large circle of
:triende,