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•VVEDNES'DAY, OCT.,.'24th, 19&5; ' ,
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Mr. iugh Stewart, is very
poorly at the home Of his. son
Mel, 4th.. Con., Ashfield..
r' Mrs. Abner. Morris left Tues-
day morning to visit relatives at
Grand Rapids.,Mich. •
Carol .8 Bonnie Culbert §perit
thte week -end with their cous-
ins, Carol and. Doreen Culbert,
1VI'r, and Mrs. Robt. Bere visit-
ed -a week 'twith Mr . and 'Mrs,
.lack • Richardson; Aylmer; They
°returned horn�e on Sunday,when
r; and Mrs; :'Eldon Culbert and.
r.. and Ors, Nelson Culbert .vis
ited
Mrs. Glady Rivett. is e .ploy,:
ed'`"a"s' a cook near ,Clinton; but'.
was home tor' the' week-eAd } <:
Mrs, • .Nellie Stewart returned
home last week 'after visiting for
two weeks with he • niece, Mrs.;
Normal' McCullough, Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Culbert.
grid little son Douglas of Godes:
ich visited • Sundsy, with Mr. and
,Mrs, Harvey . Culbert '
Mx. Leonard • Reed returned' to.
his parents' home, Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Reed, after ''spending six
weeks harvesting at River•h urst,
Sask. '
Despite the electrical storm.On
Sunday evening the members', of
the United Church..Young • Pea
ale's Union fulfilled their . mission
. •as•plann�ed, and •in 'groups' visited
'around 25. homers of ' thecongre
,gation With -missionary 'literature
,extending friendliness; in place•. of
ordiriary' di'stribution• at :church.
Home From West ..
Mr.. Victor : Errington: arrived
• tome last . Week 'fram:. 4askatc►t e
wan where he lenta hand . at
the" harvest :around.' Rosetown
where threshing was pretty' :well
:done Sept. '20th. The farmers
there are :,handicapped' with very
little" outlet for the grain...Large.
stacks'' were made'' 'out .in' the
• • open:'by,means of .a' grain auger
and- hopper that ..forms a peak,
draining' off the .rain.. : This .i•s'
thein only plar till, elevators are
able. to :relievethem of the sur-
plus wheat. For 'fthe . last month.
•he visited relatives and friends at
Prince Aubert. He didnA even .w
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where he met Warden Carman
Chutes of• Wingham, who took
over the position last year,,
Mr. and Mrs" Len Westbrook
of Goderich visited. with Mrs. .N1.
Shackleton: -on Sunday,
Mr; and Mrs, Clifford ,Webb; of
Goderieh and. • Mrs. M. Shackle-
ton 'attended: the funeral on Sat-
urday of their cousin, Mrs T. P.
McDonald, Teeswater, •
'• Mr 'and Mrs, Courtland d. Secorcd
,of ' Leamington- and Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Erady :of St..Thomas visit,
id the larlieS''_aunt;_ Mrs.. Nellie --
Stewart, ' on Thursday. ,.of °last
week and they' all 'motored, the
same day, to visit cousins; Ray
and,Allie Tall of Blyth.,
x• Recent, visitors with Mr•, , aria
Mrs Charles Fowler and Tom'
were on • Saturday, Mr: and Mrs.
Will Jackson of Ripley; 'or-� Sun.
day,, Mr, and Mrs Fred 1�'owler
of • Southampton, Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Fowler of Sarnia 'and . their
daughter Lois (Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth McNaughton)' and. little
son Richard of Corunn�a and .`Mr.
and Mr's,; David` McMillan, God-
erich.
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PAGE ELEVEN
SHOR:THOR.NS ;HERE:
Two: well known Shorthorn
breeders, W. A. Culbert $z Sons
and Andrew Gaunt. & Son, com-
bined their offerings on Tuesday,
of last week.for their annual sale
of Scbtch Shorthorns held in the
local arena. ' •
Mr. Culbert had the
which sold for $540.
male :was.from the
bull
top fe-
aunt herd,.;
bringing $415..•.
•']here • were thirtyrfive •dots
sold, consisting. of 'thirty females
ands five :bulls; The :females `nv,-`
'eraged' over' $242' and:, the, bulls
averaged $382.• ,r
• Twenty-two females arid ,four
bulls 'were' from ` the Culbert •
herd.His .females` averaged' $228
and "the bulls '$379.. '
Eight •female's from the Gaunt
farm averaged $281 and the
single' bull he • offered brought
$400.
�irength weakening ana having a
b ckground of strong Christian
falth' '�v
. , as resigned.. to cher ;earth=
Severel ' Ladies of Dungannon ly passing. She was in her 78th
W h• 'attended the 50th anniver- year and was'\a. native of ' the
Bary o St Helens, W.I.on Thurs- Port Albert district and was; the
..day a ernoon., •Whiteraurcii• and former Lily Stevenson before her.
Lucknow : ladies Were also pres-•marriage' to the late, Richard Mc
ent. Mrs..Durnin Phillips' was one Whinney who' 'passed away ten
of several . past'presidents'who " years ago Since then she, con -
were honored, tinned; to .live • at...the farm resin
Mr, : and' Mrs;. Robt K John-' •dence, where she contented her-'
sten; Kenora; returned home' last self . with books . of • • reli giou '
g. s
week? after a visit with the lax- study, She wa : an -.ardent arid
ter's • sister-in-law, •Mrs. Jessie. valued : mer robes rskine
Oliver 'and -also with' • Mrs. "'Mar. , o ' Pres(,
byterian: �. Church;; : Dungannon,
garet Black, '. Goderich andWMr.,. and was particularly • active' in
and Mrs. Lorne' Johnston, Luck- W.M.S. work :of ' which - she : was
-tow a charter and ' a life member She
Mrs, Richard .McWhinney was. a staunch' Liberal. in'
Poli, -
Mrs.' Richard 1M1cWhinn.y, 5th tics` and .as a gifted. speaker often
Con, :Of Ashfield, highly esteem .spoke` .in the'interests: of '.that
ed resident, of the Dungan on'.- party:.' A very' large concourse:
Crewe district, .. passed . away 'at ..Lattended• the .funeral on"Saturday
Goderich hospital . last Thursday 'afte'rnoon' at Erskine. Presbyter -
morning ,after'' six weeks of ill- ian Church, .:Rev: . Wallace Me-
ess, During the last while she Clean' . ` spoke /feeling on. the Paramount 'W e• n's stit ute ` - `
w,as cared for by Mrs, Jessie Oli-'• subject "She hath done' what. she met •at the home of Mrs: Mac -T
.�. The. old-fashioned man who
ver,' Dungannon and her sister, could'' arid referred to the shin-. Lerman on Tuesday, October 18'.''never 'thought`an�thin �•'f. w'lk-'
g. anything 9 ,,a
Mrs.. George .Alton of Goderich: tmg `example. set •: by ..Mrs. • Mc -The: meeting opened with the ing, three Miles to school n: w
She was not confined to bed and Whinney,,LRev. H.' L: Jennings of `ode and - the Mary Stewart',col- has'a grandson; who doesn't thiik
as conscious ..of' her . life's St Paul's Anglican Church .con- lect: Mrs. ..T... Ketchabaw.. presid much of it'. either:
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eluded with reading: a , favorite ' ed. The roll. call' was answered
poem from.'') Mrs.` • McWhinney's by "How to avoid accidents in
collection, The . pallbearers were the house". Current events Were
Cecil . Blake;: Edwin Myers, Lorne prepared by; Mrs.: A. Irwin and '
Hasty, , Arthur. Stewart,. Howard ,read by Mrs. J. Ketchabaw::The,
Brack' 'and': Gordan Valad. Inter, program included: a reading by •
Ment . ;was in Dungannon., Cern- :Mrs, E. MacLennan,' musical
etery. ' Survivors are. two sisters; number . by Mrs. D. McLean; ,Con..
Mrs. George Ashton of - Goderich; tests by :Mrs, H. ' Ensign, reading-.
Mrs Harry ,Munroe of :•Vic'toria, .by Mrs,' W:►Webster, :contest: by
• `'three . brothers, Wilfred Mrs, W: • Webster, step dancing .;'by
Stevenson, -Port . Albert; • Albert- :Florence :MacLennan' with, .; Mrs.
,and James Stevenson, Goderich, MacLean.-' playing for her.' •'A
dainty lunch ' was: served at the
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The Response to our Grand Opening Sale 'which
commenced', on Monday has been wonderful. The Sale
continues "until Saturday,'' November '5th, with no end
to the.._savirigs�.of up_to 50% from our vast $50,000
Stock. There will becontinue to be :.
LOTS OF BARGAINS. THROUGHOUT THE SALE
Here is the chance bf a'lifetime/to buy anniver�
nary or Christmas gifts -We will hold these purchases:
for you until the occasion arises.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND
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• Ladies Wrist 'Watch, value _.: $39.50
These : irony Free Door Prizes with each
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your chances of ,being .a winner. •
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will win .one Of twenty' prizes absolutely •free.. • 'Ist, prize a
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