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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
WESTFIELD
WFJSWIEIA, July la -Miss Edna
Vincent, of Beltran), le vlilting ler
,rousing. aflame« Edythe eel Jean Mc-
1)uwell.
Mr. J. E. Ford and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Smith. of ('ombrr. spent over
45c lb. the wrek'rud with taw latter's Meter,
Mrs. W. F. Campbell.
Master Edwin Fothergill, of Loudes-
loor,.', leo visiting his •ronin, Miss 'Fern
Mei is iwell.
lir. and Mrs. Thema. Kerniek. of
lib! h. were Westfield 'vlsi1 4N 1411 $U11 -
da r.
Mrs .1. 1:. feel. of comber. 1s speud-
htg u .couple of week* with her seder,
Mr, W. F. Campbell.
Mks Ella Slav Wesson. of. Auburn,
Is cl+ling her sister, Mrs. Wes. Garter.
Mr.. Albert \ether• and family, of
IbuullnN.. erre vl+ittug the former's
fwlir. Mr. i).ttid 4',«.k, nod other
ideals.
Mr.. .11 1t,tre and Ills Dorothy. of
1'oruuw. Dorothy. are mending a couple of
month. with Mrs. Fra, J. Cook and
otlwr friends.
.alias .\Ietur Malcolm, of New York
Stale. +lest euudar w'IN* her aunt,
aIrs J. Y.. Ellis.
Bruce St. Telephone 105 GdericL •
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 90 GODERICH
H. CLEMENTS
Painter and Decorator
Estimates for painting, wall -paper-
ing, etc., cheerfully given esu re.
Residence, No. 4, Bayfield Road
Telepheee 259.7
if Yea Want
To Save Money
Buy your
New or Used Furniture
at
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
'M M Mealmy s( ssssrta"
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas 12 by 4 egg)
I can supply your wants in
'any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and reasonable pricer.
L. FLICK
Telephone 1 fij Goderich
TjAy-L-014"
GEO. STEWART
THE
GODERICH
VA Mots
A SAIL
COAL
AT THE HEAT FOLKS' YARD
PORTER'S HILL
Genre (Turret Garden Party. -The
garden party held on the grounds of
grace Flitted church, Porter's Hill,
.at %Celue'duy evening of this week.
was at splendid 'u.r•e•n,. The weather
was at its best for this open-air event.
which w1,+ att.•udcd by a good number
'tit people. A INalllteal+ supper was
served by taw ladies from 0 to 8.8(y
o'clock. During the supper hour a ,u,
ball game between Union and Gr
1-uittel church - metes teams took
Oa)* in an adjoining field. The Un-
ion nine defeuled their opponents by
the ane-eIdol score. of 21-5. The
ground was rather rough for playing
'41tthe boys linetipw of up
team good
ag1
as The
comwenewl the game were as hollows:
fulcra church - W. ilarri.00, e. \.
Fuller p, B. Orr 2h, N. Pocock lb, 111
Iisrri+ort It. X. Fuller rt. Porter ef,
J. Yuill :ib. G. err se. Grace church -
e'. Lnithwalte rf, F. Ileal c. T. Lindsay
cf. M. Grainger 2b. A. Grainger p. A.,
Ilarrls es. K. Dares ;1.. 1'. Young lb.1
F'. Stirling 1f. The umpire was George'
i;rw•n+hot•. Shortly • after the ...melts -
...ion of the Ixtll game a splendid pro-
gram of nowt, was put on by the
Jatke+ide Entertains -re, of ltuytleld.
'Paw teeter. Rer.•11. M. Gale, pleside.l
as chairman anal the virion. numbers
luelndwl orchestra selections, aaxo-
phnw and banjo solo.. duets, mixed
quartettes. etc. Tlw members_ of the
orchestra were: Mrs. Paull. lila 110;
itt.. F. 11 I':r,lll. ',ell.: Ilaroad
S,•otebmer, saxophone; A. Peck and
11. Pollock. %lobes; Bert Inion. train+:
Mr. Stelck. banjo. The quartette
number• were by Mi+we. Lucy Woods
and Gladys Gale and Merin. H.
S. -ie. -linter anti Iter-. F. 11. Paull. Miss
(:ladye Gale and 11rs. Paull were the
aev.m4anl+t.c of the evening.
"un,no•t'• a. ;.I•:isan' raw for a sail.
I c.•rtait . a p!y•a-:,rat time for a'
sale un coal.
You ..an •rah,• your
heating problem. III
ting the kind of coo
.ace a mat -um
ing adt'an'a.e of '.
rarer price..
('all us up.
for Gc,•,d Clem t..oa1
('.U.1. THE
next winter's
ke sure of get-
' you want. and
stoney by talc-
. -se low, sum -
1
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J. B. MUSTARD co PAN
Phone 98 - Goderieb
Summer Footwear
We have a Targe variety in Sport Footwear.
Running Shoes for the boys and girls.
Bowling Shoes, Golfing Shoes and Tennis Shoe..
Our Bowling Shoe- are uha'le 10 give comfort and ea,..;from
morning till night. They have that snug fitting
in the arch. Try them.
r011K:olfing Shoes were made especially to our order at..i 1m'.
li,•v.• tine they are real Golf Shoe..
GET YOUR OUTING SHOES AT
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
Holm 433
Thr �.Inar,. 4..mlerirh
211
For 1929o
conditi
ROYAL CORD
Here Is the 1929 tin for the 1929 car.
New in design and conotruotlon.
Extra thick tread has deep -cut blocks to
give greater non-skid mileage.
Ragged carcase is built with web cord. It
has strength where 1929 motoring con-
ditions demand It. tide -walls ire strongly
buttreosed to resist rut and csrb wear.
For safety and long mileage, for the Job
your 1929 ear has to do, tbs new Royst
Cord is tbs one do for yea
DOMINION TIRE DEPOT
GODERICH .. • H. J. FISHER
visited with Mr. Mew et the telephone
central over the week -eve.
Mr. A. Ecringtoo and Nullity. attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mr Brown 1)I':NGAXX0N. July 17.- 11r. and •
Thursday. July IS. 1929.-1
DUNGANNON All the Normal Sellout etu.teotot from
the Coder eb Collegiate institute were
Mallough. who died suddenly in Peter-
borough last week, lirs Netherton
being a coterie of Mr. llall•nlgh'a.
Mrs. J. A. Wa1S Hsa.red. - The
tamable meeMng of (k. W.M.S. was
held ut the home of Ln. John Young.
Loyal. on Thursday hist Nlth twenty
ladles present. The President. Mrs.
Wm. Marsh presided. .t report of
the locking of'a bele fur swan Lake'
indtirtrlal School was tl.••n by Mrs.
Marsh, who had asalntwt. .\ chapter
from "Drums la tis I rknew." wait
st Mia H. t'larl It w u• deddrd
toread holed a sale of home lukii.g iu
erlch on taturday. Ames. ani 'I'IN•n
Mrs. John A. Walter a:,. .311...1 for
ward and a congratulat'.ry ud,lm--
wl.s read by enc. naetlokn.•n. ,+he and'
\%'alter haring ati..ia.,1 their sol
,len wedding rllniterwary Tho nd.hv...'h:ne returucd ro Lo11dIuu aft..•,• +4.4•11..1
n.. n ,.sack ttilh her .,reut.+11'mad
11 r•. It. .% aleK.•uzl.. )
all.- I.:u,relut 11ct'I11re 1+ attendin.
the Stationer s.•I.I ht tioderlch
week.
err .111,1 airs. Win. Begley, tit Iluw
Ilton. are .b.iling friend. here and .0
Crewe.
14 r. :att.! Mr.. W,u4ldge. of Torous •.
are .i.itiug their daughter, alts. ,
M. McKenzie.
Thetil-..i„❑ 4'Irele of the l'ulted
chun•h will hold their meeting at the
twine of 11r :end alt, Ce... 'Harris on
11'ed u.••d„c. ,, my 241 h. The meeting
will 1.' In 11w term lit a {leak. All
the workers aid members of the alts-
.fomarc S..•Ierr are Invitee. Meeting to
begin at ^..:30.
Tlw reviler monthly u11wtl,g of the
W.nweu's Destitute w111 he held at the
es
honof lir... J. .1. RyanonTliurs-
Mfr (1. M. McKenzie and Mailer
llaloolw .lout Suturalay at Stratford.,
Mr. soil Mrs. Elmer Shrekletuu, of
Detroit, are. vidiliug the former it
mother, Mrs. Wm. Shackletuu.
Mr. sal Mr-. 1lelcin Reel and faun•
Ili. of Lucknow. spent Suede) at the
haute of the lady'. parent.. Mr. and
Mn. Jas. °Irvin.
Mr. Robe. 11.•Matl, of Detroit. t.
vi+ltlug his -iter. 1110. J. M.Math.
11i+• Ln.•lllc E,•.ly i- %Wilug her
cousin in Stratford
ills. F:utily 11c4'lurr ha• returned
home ;titer ri+itiu: friends in Rattail
-
ton.
Nr. .ural \Ir. l:orlon \'..w.z awl
daughter .i•it,•.I al the hoar of lir
aWI %ars. Js+. 4.irriu inn 1'ue•.kty
)Ir.. .In.. 11.1-:a••t,•ra anal .•hlldn•n
also stressed her man•ye..r. of ethl-
eient service In the Society Mra. John
Young thea pinned 1411 Ise , lifemem
hership pip. Mrs. ":111,', although
taken by surprise. tbn 11..l the hill••«
for their kind thou.htfn4,e••. n11.1
spoke of 4/he pleasure die had in 4114.
work and aMo of her desire to carry
'en In 11e greater w• rk. Mh•.
(1')r.1 Agnew.
gave a short talk1ntt els• r .• pr..1.1,111
1,w they have It in the I , 6''41 Snu•v+
HMI Ilnw• suere'afully it lin• ern work-
ed out In parts of South .\n.,•ricaate
alae mentioned °handl and hl+ answer
to Pr. Stanley Jones, ..ad .t l.. -r .o.n
work. dramatizing two I...•,,, I.':trios
on the life In lands wh.•re •...r tuiwion-
Arlea Tabor. After the wee a dainty
'lunch was nerved by 11w I,..o.-.s nod
her daughters. Misses ltul,y and Haz-
el.
ASHFIELD
ASHF'11•2LI) I'UWXt1HIP. duly
-The servhv+ in Ashfield Preatbyter-
Ian church were ,•nudncted on Sunday
lay the Iter. 11r. Montgomery. of To-
ronto.
1►r. and 11ty. John Mate/omit and
Miss Sarah • Mn.'i.ean. of ('hleag,', are
ci+Itlug at the home of Mr. !infield
MacLean. Lothian.
Mr. Gordon Grant, of ('that... is
visiting rat the tome of Mr. !tomtit]
Maple -an.
Mr+. Von Tiffin .111,1 f Ily. of ite-
troil. are at their summer cottage n1
Klutntl.
_ day. Jolt 254 h. tit a "cloak. The pro
gram Nil1 be In charge of Mr+. Root
Iravid'••... Mr. C. C. Brown mud Mr..
11lggitw.
14r tits.. \icujmuid and 111+.. lila
lbtpl.dd. of '.51,4tec h u rch. sleet Sao
,My at the Moue of lir. and Mrs. Kick
Alo%\'hhu,ey.
\ pl.vic of the Mini -ter,'. and elder,
err llaitlauul )'reebctvr was held by
the Maitland Mier on the loft cou-
.e+.io❑ of Fat+t W/1 W:1111•41 ou'l'mv+l,y
aftcru....u. .A large repre.eutntiou w1,•
prc.,•ar to eujm' the nfr.•rneen. air.
fifty per�ous fmm S. s \ R.etn,- on.1 air,. Itol.t. David-ob. Sir. and
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
A Peet-nupt Slower. \ •urprh.e
Party took 1,1 at the I...tate of air.
slid Met X. Sitter, T11cdf..n:. in maim
Nf air. and Mrs. llrrw':.I.I slater (raw•
E114theth S„werby, of ':•sh•rich.. The
wurprise took taw form •1 a 1116.3.11m
04111+ shower 4.m.Isting .•f -h r.erw,ire.
linen. china. etc.. NII.•wiu_ 0.•• high
v+tw•w hr w'hleh the y••ar': ••ample :ore
held Included In the p.n. ..•sic •tl.'n•
eueeteeftil in the recant examinations:
Adelaide Davidson. Stella Johnston,
Euulee Long and Alberta Riehnemd.
quiet. where the bride I•,.,I r.•..ht for air•. F. It.++•. 11 r. It. It. 11nrn.y ,not
five year.. After gibe a-,,: •• ening of 'I:ul.hter. 11 L• slur. n•pnva•uted F:r-
the, gifts the groom 1.',.! .: n, a few: - 11r .111.1 4. Isnngaun.,u
weii-ch..+en wor.b. I.'iu, wl. the, ' lir and 4'• \%'w. Itod¢.yorad air
served mud dnnoittg 11 .h.:_•., it, 1111111 111.1 tars. 1441..y.
G•c Ittc.tg.•.• of euglu,tw.'
it late. boor. The gntb.•riA_ Then •lis- 14th . ci•lt••.I rat 11w 1 • of 11r. and
Irrw+l. leaving with the •..,. _ .4'up4,• Mr•..I..l, Ira', I:.1, ww•k•
'1'h••y nk'.
their lest W1+111++ for h. g4u.va utteudel 11'1..1 A.?' a pk ulc, which
and prosperity. late.
1, 1,1 ih.• fl:,rl«'a 1'uk. Under
Presentation le Rev. NI. 1. Parr.- i. h. n.n . Sn r n silo c.
On the Friday evening ;.r.•'; .1- to hiss \lis. C11;1.teu1 lives+ ha• n•nn•nel 10
4e,lu,rulr.•. 1114• fulcra \" ,' _ I'.i.pl.•'+ her home is \\h .tin, s•g rafter ape'. Ili
514, 15'tc 114-1,1 a meeiin. it c11nnh :1 -.I 4 nt.the home ut her 11n•le. IIsi
and presented Iter. 1,1 4. 1•.trr with 1.'to••.
an address and 1la.oh'.• ring 11r.
Mr. and aero. It. .I. t'nntford. all.'
Jack Ynlll ninth. the pr.. -.3 •.r',1,.. 11 r• Relit Willis mei Mira E:vn Gardiner
+ nronwtted wl,l, ,h I••n,lnet of
P
The Kerwlax held at the \Text etree't
ritek ^u Wednesday and Thur+day of
this week by the ladles of St. Peter's
church afforded entertainment for a
large number of people ..ud
cert' .wt rwwtul event.
are .I.'odiu•• a few •layw at their cot-
nnwer4. by -111et Bella I'd The hollow- rage ;u 1'14rt .\IIN•rt
lug address was read '.y Mite Moma
Suwerby :
.1,. _. P1r29.
Dear 11r. Purr, -it i- '.hitt mingled
feelings of plensure and regret that 1
we. the me/tiller. of t'u....•. Young Peo-
ple's Soclely. bare mi' here tonight ,
to exprerw In some ta,.:ibtP way our
henrtfelt appreelntiou of your sprvlce
to our Strlety sin con brace been
here. We, Imre ales , e - found you cap-
able anal eAI'•ient. ..4! ing to give your
advke and a.e+lan.r wlthont reg11r'4 ,,rich.
to rant• inennvenk•tee or .ncrlflee It
mac here involved. awing 1411 the lime
yon hnce been he;,•. We truly appre-
ciate your etllleieu. v :,rad your active
It.!pfl1lf4++ and we e'mer•ly regret
that sohir. r,Mltlonettle. hnce to be ores.
Prat. but we rare se glad that it Is a
gain for yon. Oiir beartleat wishes
Mrs. F. A. H,mtgln+, of ('ollingwood.
ane a rwwut Telfer In town. the guest
of Mn.. Sims. Newgate +treat. mud
other rehitice'.
Mr. an.t Mrs. W. 1t. roe and Ih.•
114.-.. 4'o\. of 1A'nntlugton. were 111
town this week on it motor trip and
canal on friends" here.
11r. mud 11r.. Fraser Elliott and
children. of uttntvn. and 11r. and Mn.
Robin Law and dangbie', AnsI, Lt
!mt.. been ".nnnwriug In
1 you ibe • c.
111x+ lselwl Leant. 14f Swale. 1 vl g^ with you that r' n tar icer n
Ping rather hump tear Hemlock City.
Country Fair
and Dance
at the Pavilion, under the
auspices of Maple Leaf
Chapter, 1. O. D. E.
Wednesday, July 24
I ' 1' NI
Grand Parade
at 10 P. M.
PRIZES Fancy, Comic,
for ladies and gentlemen
PRIZE for Guessing
Miss Maple Leaf
Fortune Telling and
Special Features
Get your costume ready
and have a good time
Gene Goldkette's Orchestra
Admission' - ' 25c
De Soto Six
Sales and Service
%Cashing, Grease and Oil. and
(:'neral Repairing
W. J. Clark
Hamilton Street
Long Service
at Low Cost
Van will won.ter how ...• a:yn offer
•rte 1 uttraet iv.• pot terns in
the.,' long-u.•ariug
Congokum Gold Seal Art -Rap
at such luu.lerate price-
All unconditionally guarantee)
J. R. WHEELER
FURNITURE DEALER aad
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phones: Store :4:t.i. It.-.
Hamilton Street Gederich, Oat.
July Clearance of
Summer Hats
An attractive assortment of smart skimmer Hats of
outstanding value. Color and trimming effects are
good:
Reduced in price for ' Friday
and Saturday
Reduced from S5.00 to $6.00 to .. . $2.75
Reduced from $6.50 to $7.50 to .. .. $3.50
Reduced from $8.50 to $ 10.00 to $5.50
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
Miss MACVICAR
KINGSTON STREET
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TO THE ■
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In your new' 'charge. %1'e ask III ■
Rev. Father John Havlin. at Water- yon to accept 'n+ a re►tenJ.r.nee of
town. N.Y.. is visiting hie brothers In y^nr appreelntlon thi• Mar.mlc ring. t#
\+htieW. urn. will 11 h
.ling that It w ora many Al.
All.. Irene a(avihunld, of lett4dt. I+ pc memories of the evening. Spent in
.l+itiug At her home at Kiutall the i•nIrie chnreh- seined on behalf ■
of the l'.Y.l'.S. lir Parr. who w1,+
111++ Isabel Mraciltrnald, of ('III/•ago.' ■
taken he 4nrlrrl•, . I. -tritest very M-
itt -me Maenonald spent a few days' t ng y.
merican Citizen
vi•ittng at her home at Kintall.1 I •
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with friends in Toronto ln4.f w'pek ■
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The July meetingof the Kiotail ASHFiELD
branch of the Rumens Institute wit. i
held In 11e form of a family picnic rat
Lakeview Park. Kintall. on Fridny.
Jelly 41h. A very pleasant afternoon'
tP of MINN Tena 1 at Mr. (Julg1Pv'+ and with other Ash- 11
e.
%saspent. The Angn•t meeting I+ in
.' 1MId At the hum
ituckinghant. Roll call. "Hoa- to
Keeps Cool."
The W.M.S. held heir monthly meet-
ing at the lone of Mrs. R. Brown on
Wednesday. The meeting woos opened
with the president. Mrs. John MelfretI.
In the ehalr. A 'splendid program w•84
itIV'et'. though the meeting sem. nut
largely attended owing 110 the busy
!season.
n Canada______
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ASIWIEIdr. July PI -Mr. and Mrs•
Patrick .l.l artl,y :.r•I daughter. 1n- • ■ We wish to advise that the Government of the United States of America allows its
Nellie 11.1'arthc. .•' Detroit. vl+ite.l I. •
citizens who are visiting Canada •to take back with themNI
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field friends heat Nv•.•A.
Mr. and I Mr. K.•n"' `h Campbell and ill$100 worth of CANA•
DIAN MERCHANDISE
ch114rtn. of 1hOr'.ir. t-1alt4-d at the ii $100
home of the la.y ' e.irent+, Mr. and ■ ■
Ju M, M'. iii during taw Iasi fort • DUTY FREE
night. ■ ■
ll... of IIIrr I.:u�. ut and Hebert ■ ■
('Imre. of 11etndt, w.••.' guests rat the
• home of Mx. Will 1'I3 ,, Inst week.■
111,+ .%n11a lh•l:,•,., eme•4+Inn 4. A party of five adults art- entitled to $500 exemption of Duty ■
I. nn an extended .b- 4 to her Aster. 11111
Mr. W. X. Johnston held a «forces lir... F. IR M.'Da•n.:m LI►rklww'. 1111fol wale of farm stock rand Impb'- %pl n 4111, 11 I %Ir ,
1 1', M((Jno.. .4
meats ma Monday of la+t week. Mr.
T. lttteglaw. of e11evt+ lora 12. intrehate
ell the farm.
The meeting of the Hare Hardie
Mi.don (land of Ashfield Preshyter-
++ . .
Whitechnrcli, and NI. .r4.. 1)34141 and
\1'111 Scott. of KIn L•n_h, were guest., ■
at the home of 14r ;: Mc\1'hhun•y on ■
Ian church MA+ held on Thnt.vr.,c 11,+t. Maud la Thirty Nears Old. 1'p on •
LINENS AND WOOLLENS
are much lower in price in Canada
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■ Choose your requirements from our large stock
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during July, a month of Sale Prices �
Ottawa Valley BLANKETS [pure .wool]
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Ballantyne's Knitted SUITS and SWEATERS •
Turnbull's Wool UNDERWEAR is
Baldwin's Bee -hive WOOL :
Monarch KNITTING WOOL •
Caldwell LiNENS [Towels and Towelling] a
Madiera and Spanish LINENS :
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the .unhy 41144.'. ,.t ,
CARLOW • Am.. urn, emu ty.
1491. n ',racily Ii1tL•
.loud first .a w t1..
When Himont Pit r
In tromp:u,y 55411, .,
one year older, mud
binck French mare. t••
rest ..r the farm
Meyer., came to .\-h'
Meyers pnn•hn+es! rl.•
"n the ItIck.l•na 14
Isere Stand 4114 Fly
to bridle and horn. -
purptase team w••I
,odor and .Ii•nn.lt....
doing the work
they mowed. 44.45(.4. •
ed In ratta.nn. cote et' e
+bs•k. hay nil other•.
the fartp to marker
never exhibited in
bring mach more vain
pier's. They nlwny,,
fort•rhle +fshle rand
mud enrefnl gr.mnnin_
years rage. whP11 the
to this form home.
In nddttlon to the
hor+p+, ens 110 krng••r
('.%itLOW. July 17. - Mr, John T.
Johnstone. w'nterlu,wer engineer. Ilot ta-
.5 n. nc.•umisraic•d by hl+ two nephews,
.11 in 411.1 Kenneth Lavery. Toronto.
ri+ltvd witab hie lime. Mrs. .1. John-
+to11e. on Friday Init.
Dr. null Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Recker.
of Detroit, ci+ltal rat the home of IIsi.
Wm 1.. Young. Loyal. 110 S,1lulay Inst
Mrs. Allan Wll'nrn returned on Ant-
nr.4n• from M11+kok, with ler eon -
4u -la w and .hurgltter. Mr. mud Mee 114,4 -
+on. rafter 11 hen week+' visit with r
Ixth.r tlwre.
Mr. Thos. Wilson is A very happy
mon these day+. The resent% in a little
+ata. who has POMP to stay. ('nngr.attl-
la tlon. :
Mr. Allan Wiliam returned to hie
hone on Setnrtlay atter n very pleas.;
tint week gent In Muskoka red one in
Flint. Mich.. with his «.n. Gordon. and
dn11ghtrn'. Mrs. 1►. ('rnwfnrd And Mr..
Ernest Foreman.
The Inrltntlone are nut for 16e else•
britlon of Mr. and Mee John .1. Wal,
ter'. golden walling. which takes
tams on Thursday. July 19th.
Mr. ('hsrle. Walter► • f (hwlerleh. 1.
helping Mr. Jake Fisher with his work
tai the farm.
Mite• 1►nmthy and ('hrl•tlne Rots.
Prtwnn Aare M1.• Narthi Pa1Pr.nn eH•
Ifo with their sunt. Mrs. Welt. of An-
n horn. nit Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and M r•. Duncan, n, of Toronto.
;rmen.N k toren•
the spring of
.ray colt mimed ■
light ..f dray
the old .land,
•Pr mooed Fly.
its mother, n
..ihcr with the
It of lir. ,hdn,
fold when Mr
1.10 -sere fern,
c.aatr.slon 11
-w to hP broken
as it general
matched in
In addltIon t.•
t'arringe term.
,ped Anil mow -
the grain. live
nmmodlIk i of
I his tenor were
•he +how' -ring
Isle than phew.
"ni^yM 11 roan
Mame of hoed
%I«,nt 11 dozen
1tnmoldle comp
eArringe team.
other driving
needed. +o FR
*tis .erld. Mand cnntII, ,' d fo do s1I the ■
(Intim required of 1,1•4 and going t•• 11
.,•hood 4111y every •. I •xrl dray for n
half-doeen year.' wltl, tee yomot men, ■
hers of the family. she to 4.1111 its hill 11
Hof prep and energy and nn keen on t1* ■
144 as A r'nit and ha+ help doing bee
1 .hat.- In raking the hay rem). We hope •
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