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MR. N. F. WHIARD la the agent
for THE SIGNAL at Dungaunou.
Orders left with fate for subscrip-
tions, advertiseuieuts or Job phut -
lug will recelse prompt attention.
Telephone (Gfatlerich Rural) r39.
DUNGANNON.
THURSDAY, Oct. 21.
The Thanksgiving supper held last
Monday evening under the auspices of
St. Paul's pari4h was a decided success
and the program one of the best for many
years. The hall was tilled to capacity
and about 1140 was ret heed. The rector
'had with him on the platform Rev. Thos.
-Hicks, of Paisley. a former parish priest
'here.
Rev. D. D. Douglas,. it is at Brant-
ford attending the library institute.
While away he intends visiting his par-
ents at Hagersville and his brother at
London University.
Mrs. Canipbell, of New York, who has
- been visiting her son, Rev. Dr. Campbell.
returned to Toronto on Tuesday. on her
way home.
.. Mrs. Henry Jones returned home on
Monday after a month's visit to her
sisters at Aylmer.
The Thanksgiving visitors in the village
why pay included Delos Disher. from Clinton;
Arthur Thompson. of London : Mr. and
Mrs. Col. Wilson. $r. and Mrs. Charles
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Tomlin. of London; Jay Calder, of Fer-
Tomlin and the Misses Jean and Dorothy
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gus : Jas. McMath. of Clinton : Miss
Daisy Ryan. from Port Credit: Miss Mc-
Wecan assure you of correct Ke zie and Miss Amber McKenzie, of
Toronto.
style, Unquestioned, -rigidity
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES -Rev John
and satisfactory fit -at reaforded 10 iffeWdit-Viii-eburch on MA -
Abraham. D. D. of Toronto, will preach
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the anniversary sermons in Erskine church
sonable-cost in . on Sunday. October 24th. at 11 a• m.
and 7 P. 111.-Spokial music witil lk
•given bv the choir. Ail are cordially
engird . day evening at 8 p. m.. when an excel -
kat entertainment will be given. Admis-
sion 25c. children 15c.
• Clothes
At $3501 to $5.5 61
Pay what you will, we guar.
antee 'these good clothes to be
value clothes and that the
price you \pay represe. s full
value at th price.
A fine assort nt of the
FALL SUITS °YEA-
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Tuesday. October 19.
The young ladles taking part 112 the
1rogran1 will meet at Hen -
miller on Friday evening. (4etober
29th. at 8 o'cloi-k.
Among the many visitors at Ben -
miller during the Thanksgiving 'term
were Ur. Elmer Long and Mr. Lonnie
Oke. Of Toronto. Mies Elsie Oke. of
Goderlels and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Feagan. of Stratford.
We regret to record a serious ac-
cident which befell Mr. John Van-
-*tone in the ;levering or two -of hht
lingers in a cutting box while filling
a slip on Monday Jnorritrig at the home
f Mr Wilib
A public meeting of the rateuyejw
the Itenmiller eonsolidated wheal
ifeetion will be held on Thursday ev-
ening of third week for the purpose of
school trustee board.
Moe lierviees.--The har-
vest home annlverssiry services: of the
Itenmiller‘ Methodist ehurch will be
„ held next n.tiy. 4htolwr 2441t. There
will . • „.• a ti In_ the morning_ at .11.
'clockat wh ili Rev. H. D. Moyer.
Goderich. wi prearh. The evening
lee will ..,401enee 'at 7 o'elock
111 be enndu ed by the pastor.
F. Kenner, There will be
nide Is,, the Ir. A mixed
will sing in t morning and
a male q rtette at nig An offer-
ing of *tun being asked or. On- the
following $n IIy, October lat. hers
rest home ;ens ye will be he I in the
Bethel chureli. st emit nf miller
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Hallowe'en Greetings
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StInsitiue brings happiness,
ave no care or
Make Hallowe'en'a day of fun
Brimful of joy and cheer.
-BY HMI -NG
Hallowe'en Lanterns,
Gaudy BoAea, Tab'.
avo False Faces,
Masks, Caps, Pins
and Hallowe'en Post
Cards.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
sesesonSWers.P.04704.^.04.0.470.seseselli
Smith's Art Store
East St. • Phone 198
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roceten'a
lictually saves you money
NORTH ST. and THE SQUARE
BEST QUALITY GOODS
Art -HE LOWEST PRI4314-.
Fresh Wahtnts, Candied
Peel, Currants, etc.
-AI! Ye you tried our Butter?
It i' the best that money
can buy
Bacons, Sausages, Cooled
Meats, etc.
Sweet l'otatoes and Fresh
Vegetables
BREAD ISle A LOSIt
CASH MID CADDY
H. McFAD'Ir
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field, Wm gentle, loving nature woo for
him a warm place in the heerta of
all. His wife, Katlwrine MeCarth,v,
predeceased her husband many yearn
ago, leering loin' to rill the place of
a mother and father t% four small,
heipleae children, a teak which he ably
performed. on t4aturday morning a
large esaucourse gathered et St. Jos-
eph's chureli. Kiugsbrldire, to pay a
last tribute to him whom they loved
and respected. The requiem mass was
sung by Father Moran. of St. Augus-
tine, who aiso officiated at the grave.
Six nephews of the deceased were the
pallbearers. Joseph Orlonuor. Jerry
O'Connor. (lharlie; and John McCarthy.
rack SlcCerthy and Percy Merarthy.
The deceased has lett to mourn his
loss two sons. John and Charles, of
Detroit. aud two daughter*, Mrs. J.
Ilimary. Tonna, Stiskateliewau. and
Mrs. J. Oltenia, Quincy. Marrs. The
siucereat sympathy of all their many
frleud is extended to the bereaved
einem M the loss of a thoughtful and
loving thee. May his soul rest in
peace:
. HELENS.
Tueetiety. October 19.
The teachers, Mb* Douglass, Miss
Dural's. Miss MDowetl and Miss
Brooks, attended te conception held
at Goderich last w k.
Word has been rclvd that Mr.
McKenzie Webb. who 'era West for
the harvest, turd to und rico an opera-
tion for appendicitis at High River
hospitaL We are plea. to report
that the latest word states e Is pro-
gressing favorably. Forth, ely bis
sister, Nurse Webh, who wa her
home there. Is with him.
Mrs. Marvin McDowell and hil-
dren,, of Weettield. spent the w --
end with Mr. and Mrs Clark.
Miss W. 1). Rutherford. of Mitchell,
Mbsees Winnie Wegla. of Dreyton:
Clara Woods. of Guelph: Dorothy Web-
ster. of Wingham: Nina, Woods. of
Luckoow. and Gladys W..ibb. of Strat-
ford Normal School. all spent the holi-
days under the parental ,roof.
Mre. J. T. Salkeld and daughter's
of Goderieh. were visitors here on
Thanksgiving Day.
On Thursday, October 2Itth. at 2.30
lictelL._tha--Women".4- -Institute will
hold their meeting at the home of Mrs.
.1. It. Rutherford. Subject: "How to
Reduce Household Expenses." Roll
call -Rest Methods of Keeping Veg-
etables over Winter. Music. etc. Vis-
itors always welcome.
Born -To Mr, and Mrs.. W. G. Mr
Croetle. on October 134h. a daughter.
Congratulations! •
Anitiver4ciry services willbe held
itt Calvin Pn'abYterIna church on Oe-
tober 31st.
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Pall Weetbet Hardon :
Little Ones.
Catiadian fell leather is ex(
/AM- oiMitlenses One ay warm
land bright and the next wet and cold.
1 These sudden changes bnng nn colds
cramps and colic. and unless baby's little
*mach is kept right the result -May
11CT10.119. There is noteing to equal Baby's
j Own Tablets in keeping the little ones
wet. They sw. •ten . he stomach. regulate
the bowels. break up colds and make baby
thrive. The Tablets are aid by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockvilir,
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AUBURN.
Wednesday •Octotter
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Ich. will pre eh in he morning a 11
o'clock and the ir, Her. H.
Kennedy. In -the eves: at 7 odor
An offering of *00 1., 1 nz asked for
tit these seri:leers We re looking
forward to n eery sneers 1 time on
the oceaslon of these ha t home
anniversaries. „
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° Wsdes-sdey. Octelses
A Great finteems.-Ilie ladies ss
North Zion Methodist church excelled
themselves In the splendid supper
which they Nerved on the evenirig
Ttaaakowiving Day.. The 4or4e,
Termvaleol with people who knew c of the
Temitatton of the .Zion elittreb la4/P71
In this respeet, :and when they reaehed
the welidaden tairlex they were not
dleappointed. When the hot fowl
and other deter-41101es had received the
itraPr
the et"hurcht were
treated to a nrst-clasa entertaimaent4
the poetise. Rev. H. F. Kennedy, acting
as en-410mm- The fad tin/Oder] artiate,
Miss Meth Kirwin of Ingersoll, read-
er, and Mb* (leis Terry, of London.
soprano 'wriest, rendered their various
numbers in a very pleasing and highly
entertainth,g manner. every pier*
typing, heartny encored. Mre. Rippled!
coot*, of aleGitiv atritisn. acted awite.-
companist to. Mlea Terry In very cap-
able style, and other musical numberm
were Own trne--Rerniv4-- Mew. 14:'
4'. Kenanly, meeting with the hearty
nropreyal of the audience. Rev. A. E.
Millsots. of Anhui"), was pre -Aeon and
delivered a mplendid and profitable
addrees on the importance of Titanke-
giving Dat. The proceeds of the ev-
ening amtpd ti e220.
KI. 0813RIDGE.
tieeday, Oct() r
_AUL, Maurice" Wstah and da
Nevelt*. of. Port. uth. Virginia. at
..,tended the innerat.nf 41* lor
iinete. the int(' Thom . O'Connor, w o
was buried here fietrirday.
Welsh was an old resident Atth-
field and le gladly weleornet„I ek Or
her many frir•ndu and rreigfiles.
Mr. and Mrs. M. orib, Of Flint;
Mlehlean, ere vielting lativre hen..
Cringes Mint Ion» ! A' little rimitor
hart come to the borne of kr. and Alm
J. ('. Dalton. Ile lets annnuneed his
Intention to "Sr. and big 181M('
jaeic+
0OSINA.-Atiliflel.1 heard with
deep regret rrf the (lentil of one of her
oldeet tend most respected eon.. Thom-
as O'Connor, who 111P11 suddenly in
Voting. Beek.. on Montley, October
Ilth, at the home of hie daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Ilipory. Mr. O'Connor
was born In Ashfield In 14147 and lived
all 111. life li-re nntilm few yeare
ago, when he left for the West to re
Ride with his dangliter During lite
geaMeitee among the perigee of Ash-
1Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Nemoralgia.
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Templeton'*
Rheumatic •417;,.;!,!!",
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half-a-mUllosa 4.4
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
web known for fifteen year*, pre-
scribed by doctors, sold by drug-
gists, 81 00 a box. Ask our agents
ar write for a free trial package.
Templeton*, 142 King W., Toronto
Lend Agents --Dunlop's Drug Store.
let h.
A letter from Mr. R. H. 1Reld. ask.
Ing for a readjustment of his i1VP011111
tax, was referred to the court of re-
vision.
A coninitinication from Mr. T. R.
Harrison. suggesting that the 192.3
Victory bonds held by the town be
converted into 1914 Victory bonds. Wail
referred to the finance committee.
Committee Reports.
The public works committee report-
ed the receipt of a certificate of ap-
',royal from the Provineial Board of
'leant' for the conetructiou of a ,ewer
on camber road from Wolfe street
to Neleon sireet. The committee bail
rented the poultry house at the Agri.
eultural grounds to Mr. R. C. Allison.
for the curing of tobaeco, at e2 per
month from October 7th.
The epreial committee recommended
t t a uniform suit for the pollee ser -
g it be ordered at a price of 105.
T e fire' committee submitted forms
for s rpliesitions for Wilding permits
and to the Issuing of permits anft-re'
comm. ed that a supply; be printed.
The sppl .ationa of Wm. Morrish. B.
G. McKay. W. T. Pellow, B. t'. Mun-
nings. the erleh Knitting Co. and
J. Cuthherteo for -butidtrqr permits
were approved.
The finance en mittee recommended
that the ehairma of the committee
be empowered to en age the town aud-
itors to open up a new ledger and
post all looks up to4 te in the town
treestirer'e deportment. Since the
hue meeting the $ 41,00 0. W.
S.R. notes t
$26.1100 ..n •iirreat at.
emint notestotst ,if $:t. :40 -had
been Wit his the Bank of ontreil.
leaving a &donee of $39.4om se the
Reek on current\loane: #200 hat been
Oners-ViiInking tin4
ou-arreares-and-the
wieder and 1
payment' to the:sinking fund for 1.
amounting to *.295)i. had been pa
into the fund this month.
The.* reports were all adopted.
CounellInr Knight twititight up The /
question of *weep disposal and asked
what was being done about It. IMF
ing tbat It wax a veer Inipoftattmat-
nosh has sold his fans to Mr. W. G.
Munson, of Perth county. a brother of
Revs A. E. Millman of Auburn.
M. Hugh Hill has mold his littered
i the Hill hardware business to Mr,.
• Hibbert, who eotnes front Fort
Fraecem. Ont., and will be associated
Nelson Hill In the conduct of
the lai theism.
141lay night Nat Mr. and Mrs.
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ding with a' ,family gathering May
y have ma MOTs ?Welt anniver-
that
night.
e people are asked to remember
onday. W'44LaaiL.1ridmy
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GOD ICH _TOWN THP
The ik.tobe Meeting of the W.M.K.
of Union rime will he d on
Mondity iftemo� riet011er Zth A
the 110MP of lira bert BSI. The_
thank -offering no'etbhg of the Sae ty
has been postponevi until November'.
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"The Scotch Store"
STORE HOURS! 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M., SATVRDAYS 10 P. M.
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The Fur Season is Now On „
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,,. Now is t e best time to select your new Furs -,
t The choice the best and you will have the benefit of the full
season's wear Most popular amongst the new Furs are Hudson
Seal, Sable, Australian Opossum, Ring Tail Opossum, Red Fox
and Natural Wolf. -
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Mayor WIMP agreed as to the Im-
portance of the matter and state., that
while proems, was beiriz made it was
well not to go too fast: they did not
w-ent to make any mistake. in Lie:
meantime improved isonditions were
being obtained in connection with the
disported of 44. -wage from concerns at
the harbor.
The Rea finessiom, •
Reeve Wallin moved that Consenter
Knight 1* empoWered to purchase any
required
any emergeney.
Conneillor Knight asked that Coun-
oined with him in
cillor Moser be j
this matter.
Councillor Moaer wented . to know
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what had been one about thewood
Ile thought both
oulel 4* perphased.
time when it would
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-already ordered.
wood and coal eh
Some peeple -heft
and It was coming
be needed. He also wanted to know
what was bi(ng done about the bylaw
for a fuel yard.
Reeve Wallis ex plriln4.1 the hitch
that had °marred in the prirehaae
wood from 11r. Reg. Elliott. who had '
fewat that he enn14 not get it drawn
lefartorlly and had called the deal
oft.
Councillor Knight thought the wood
(amid have been got for 2.1e more. and
Handsome HudsoSeal Scarf, lat-
est stylk has pockesand lined and
trimmed crepe de chine, price $125.
Rich Sable Set , consisting of cape
and new melon , ,.: . Sable is one
This Set is .. , i• - rs to -be had.
specially at
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Faceptionally attractive Scarf of
Ring Tail Opossum. \ Newest style,
with pockets lined ',cepe de chine.
,Special . ...... . $75.00
Beautiful rich Red Fox sets, the most
attractive for Misses' wear. Will
give thorough satisfaction, in scarfs
and muffs to match. PricI per
set from
-Women's „Grey Wolf Scarf a
Rita extra ood quality, newes
sign, very special, • $35.00 t
smart for young wear. Special
Girls' Japanesox Sets Are very
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$15.00 set
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Special Showinzc4 Wornens
- Salt's Plush oats
ThWweelt we areWang some
_extra attractive Coajj of Salta'
guaranteed _fur fabric, but In the
newest styles. All are lined through-
out with sol satin or brocaded silk,
ree special leaders at
$15.00, 860.00, V5.00
Citildren's Cats -
Scotch Store is th recognized
head, for infant', children's
and nu - z - 8' Coats, and tis season is
no exce n. We are I showing a
large range :uitable foriall ages, at
extremely mi • erate priees. Priced
.... to $21.00
Monarch Flom
All shades in stock.
35c per oz. bail.
that the permitworbri have been will-
ing to pity the differenee.
1-!---C-semeilim. Mower e'en pressed the
matter further. and finally he and
Vouneillor Knight ttOrt• e01194t1tIltPti
committee with power to purchase Up
jo'34900 quarter -cores of wood rind she
ar of eoal.
It was derided to pay the plihble Ibb.
tIPr hoard stns on the 1920 great -
(' of of Pollee Postlethwalte W*11---
atipointed a epeeial oilleer to enforce
the On rio Temperaiue Act in the
town of erleh.
--81. eppotating Wm. 3.
hy
NW-t1T. MIR tag The *toe appoInta
lila an earner* the Oaten -
o Temperance et, were read three
tbmsand pawed.
(remelt then Mourned. 4„
SATING 00013.BVE.
THE TOWN COUNCIL -7,-
Fuel Question Up Again -Tax Cense
ties Good.
At the regular meeting o1 t o
toonneli- on Fridley coeventiochurtuft
W1.'Ir
m- Casa
nit /fp 10 4ste Dlefober !Arlo he ha
mild to the trpasnrer on III20 taxer,
$31.0:10. The total payments to the
treasurer tante January let amounted
to about 1164,750. This was the lara-
est enliection of taxee ever made to
a corresponding date of the year.
A communication from the fire
brigade, asking for an inereaae in
their yearly alloiancewan read and
nfrevett-m-tneltnitre-161111MIttiff7
Mitigations for building 1rn1Its
l'ettirlenri /follows : T. R.14111*,
or metro to how* on Park 'trete •
a P. Of rep' re
houron Baylleld road: W. Million.
for repaint to bon/mob Cambria road
glkia4*tla Cox. for addition to bonne
sea feaster, ' -
A- oreantatiteatienTiroin KM- Jean'
D uch, with referent, to the eondition
of- the sewer outlet. adkeent to her
property, was referred tn the talablk
works committee with power to act.
The Greterielt Ride Asanciation was
-.granted perntionton to hold a shoottim
contest on the niter liata on October
CZEMA
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cape tiptop L.
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m Pf11 for Pp 7 PITIS Anti Mk in if rliA-
U011.19 11 rellevP4 *1 one.. nett 3111d11-
1,117 firal• Usa skin. Polinplm 11t.
Ointanont fto. 11 yet mAntlnin
paper And send 2r, stamp for poritAge Atm.&
bo. , nil dealer. Or lklroansra, &stem & On..
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Farewell Gathering at sIw Home st
Mr. and Dermot MeSv.y.
' On Fr141931 111 bt members if the
Gnderleh towaehip Farmer's' CB , and
of the ("wintry Wemen's Club, one
resddents ebt that
gathered at the home Af Mr.and M
Dermot MeEvoy. Ilayttehl road, to
bid them farewell on the ere of their
deperture fromthe townahl4.,to reside
at Vaneonver, B.C. Mr. M -ray ie
the president of the'Frirmerte , b And
Mess Mervoe ham been an active 'mem-
ber of the Country Women's Club,
and both hare been g0041 citizens taf
the township.
After n pleasant period -Ns? *oriel
reer.e, H.14, Ineluding several tables of
Vint.... the ladles *erred limeh„ in the
generous manner for which the thei-
r -rich township ladies pre femme. and
then Mr John Merhire on tile reaneet
of the gathering "took the chair for
thn 111111.rirtrant proeeedinge. Mr. H. L.
Pa 1 keld. meereta ry.trea surer of the
Farmers' Clul,. reed the following ad-
dress to Mr MeEror
!tear Mr air -Fro.. We ire mither-
ed here Gila erening. n tVW of roar
neighbors and friend's to do honor to
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Some New Skirts
Special values. in WoMen's Fall
and Winter Skirts, made inthe new-
est styles, in all -wool serges and
eeds. Many in the popular accord-
ion and knife pleated effects. All
sizes in stock, from 24 to 86 -inch
waistband. Priced from
$4.95 to $18.00
Safety Week
October 10 to 16
• Monarch Down
All shades in stock.
65c per 2 -oz. ball ' • •
The Leading Pho
M" Milla r,S
Baldwin's Bee Hive
Scotch Fingering
Yarns.
White and
Heather.
4)c
and Mail Order Stor
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The real fun in
ing the picture.
Developing and
looked upon as i
For this rent
amateur photos
let as sleveloi
We are thoroug
and can guarauti
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LOCAL T(IPICS.
- Mewling on l'hank.givhig010-.
Twelve local rinks took part it
bowling tournament in -doubles al
-Acton street greess.on Thanksgiving
or Ir. " •Dr. Hunter and Fred Toole took th
prize and Arthur Taylor and Rev.
racIkt mei the sec rod.
v..' Militia I'llanges.
` $ ;.tmoItg nofitli pita nges toPtileh
been gazetted are the following:
one to whom we believe honor Is due.
We /mitre to exprete to yon end
Mrs. McEvoy our mineere regret that
you bave decided to sever the assort...
Ito..., atolls 11.11.7114 been of a mot eor
di AEI _nature._ ___ •
As a citizen Watir liwnship we are
proud to soar -foltn-have always done
your otmost to promote the well-being
of every project that hail for its ob.
jeet the betterment of the condition
of life In rural district,: and we are
happy tonight to assnre you that your
nffort.
as a uelghhor /1011 a gentleman
have been appreciated.
As pre.I,Iont of our Farmers? nob
yon have shown marked executire ab-
ility. coupled with the doelre to fur-
ther the community spirit. and we feel
the $4,0499 sown during your erdourn
with us will bear fruit. As a farmer
amongst tut you have shown no mean
Ability. as hs evidenced hy the very
marked improvement in TOM' 110MP,
nd the enhaneed mine of the land
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el being acquired by you and Mrs.
Mu.t1any.,
WO *10 for yon and Mrs. McFroy
it 444.10nr1 pleaannt tourney to your
new honae, evei trust the futile'. has
In store for you health, happiness and
every prosperity.
John McClure, Past Prestitlent
Dense Malice& Viee•President,
Harry L. talked, itec.-Tream.
H. Keith Revell.
RIchle Itnrke.
The ehalrman then >lined norm see -
real of those present. Who all gave
fleet apeechee end added their quote
to the svpreristinue of ;sore& for the
hoot and hoe:texts
For the Conntry Womerge Chit) Mee
(1 le FAward read the owine ed -
dream
To Mrm. D. MeEroy,
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Ana.
GoderIch Townahip,
Dear FrIentl.-.We, the members o
the Coontry Women's+ (Int), a re met
here tonight to express to you how
• wo regre4,. your departure Tema
the colnutunity. Since our orgauiza-
Hon as a Club some two years ago
we have always- -retied - 'open you
foe setrounigentent-sind help, to which
you here always responded In a very
generous way. By your removal to
another land onr Club will suffer an
irrewtorletryuahmty
le looamu
.
will enjoy your new
home and that you will finil n splendid
field of awfulness In another land ot
which yon are to beenme a
Tour departure.. a bus te. Wit,
7rWkono:rli ihtfolna ijrn8..11-11•4110infiittil'orlaW:nni4.(1 nM• r.
MeErny a safe and pleasant jotirriey,
and many years of health end hem*
T•\015'h
' ere summer skies Are never ending
In California's land of pled,.
444 violetp ail bloom Ing rosiest"
(Signed on behalf of the Country
Women's ("Int.)
Fanny iinikeld.
Mr.. Harry L. Selkeld,
Mrs, 0, P. Edward,
Mrs, John Blair,
• Mrs. 0. W. Andrews,
Mem. A. J. Ross.
"}'OT Tie's a Jolly Good }'elbow" trtt
piing heartily. end Mr. and Mrri. Me-
Fro.- both ceAporplerl wit),exert...10nm
of their thank. for the 90m/will which
had been shown toward' them. flpeek-
ing of the eeven yeers they lied spent
Goderieh township. Mr. McEvoy
141111 they had become titter -lied to the
community Am they never hod qtnee
to Any other and they worth' elwayri
„cherish the monsoriee of their home
in Goderich totraship.
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The Trouble Nu
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on WhOITI yOU may call
in your troubles -the Plumber.
We know our business and
are here to serve you.
FRED. HUNT
THL PLUMBILR "
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Plumbing
Eareatmighina
Heating
Metal Work
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ecorating Materia
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We sell yott tlie tuiterials,
take the contract of decorati
your home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
-Winclew Glss, Plate-Gom
Mirrors, etc.
We can supply your wants
any kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSO
North side West st. Phone
FOR LANDS'SM
-
use fertiliser for Fall Wheat I
lower the high coat of thing
greater poduction.
If youeilitriter
Ansonia denspior
119 two eerier usually produt
by fertilizing p little :no
heavily, It will certainly vs
for the coat of the extra fe
ilizer will, ordinarily, be m.•
than rotinterbalaneril by
mavIng in cost of preporing
ground. aeeding. cultivati
rind harvesting the crop
the extra acre. The at
sated can be need for paste
_ or for POMP 0111.T (*TOP, and
so mark clear profit • -
-Farm and Fired.
Place 'tete orders now for
%Meat iferillirer.
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ROBERT WIIS(
HAMILTON STRI,L1
GODLRICH
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