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Wampole's Tasteless Cod Liver Oil, Penslar (Vitamin
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MODEL THEATRE
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NILE. Ftl,. 4.- Mr. and Mrs, Elliott
Harrison, of• GoderkIt, township, and
were guest+ over the wt k end at
Miss Myrtle Mel ntyre of G,nlcrieh,
Week of February 10 to 15 the how. Of Mr. and Mrs. Ja1w, Me.
Iutyre.
'The Final Reckoning," serial
drama supreme, starts on Friday
and Saturday. This interesting,
picture novel will run for ten con-
secutive week -ends, during which_
you will not want to uiiays an epi
Begin this week -end with the first
installment of "The Final Reckon-
ing "
Monday and Tuesday—
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"The Midnight Sun"
a glorious, glittering, glamorous
love drama of a grand duke and a
.lancing girl. A really spectacular
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If you are looking for the choice
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In the east are Raymond Keane,
Laura La Plante, I'at O'Malley and
160) others!
A Dirnitri Huehnw•etr.ki Production
'Fox News' and "Dangerous Trail."'
Wedueaday and Thursday—
Phyllis Haver and Raymond Hatton
in the romance of :, 11.111 sl -ter.
Showing just how the female of the
species is shore heady than the
reale. A rib -tickling mirth pro-
+lueer with fin interesting yarn.
"The Office Scandal"
Universal Coinedy'Tbe Rubberneck'
Friday and Saturday—
HOOT GIBSON
Cowboy favorite
popular Western mantes m another
outdoor action story. A picture to
suit young and old iM
"Smiling Guns
Episode No. One —"The Final
Reckoning"
Cameo Comedy --"Skit` Bells"
Itoru—to Mr. end Mrs. Frank
Ilawkina, a sol. Congratulatiota•.
A sleigh -load of young people from
here at tentktl the play, "Beards on a
String,' gh•eu In DungaJmou ou Fri-
day unfelt by the young (alk of ltltke'.
church. A4lilletd.
LUCKNOW
THE SIGNAL,
HURON OLD BOYS OF
TORONTO ENTERTAIN
crazed Reunions of Hurooitea at
'thirtieth Annual At -Home
' TURA IN'1U, ,Feb. 3.—The thirtieth
annual at-home of the Huron VW
Boy.' Association of Toronto way held
In the Temple building on Friday eveu-
bag lust, and was the "beat ever" in
the hlatoty of tbu Association. It was
,deeldelly a. grand reunion of old
assea:iates, and there was u snap and
enthusiasm with the whole proceedings
thin lade well fur the future of the
A ssn•la t uou.
Danting was ranks! uu in the
beautiful assembly hall, while euchre
Dud bridge were pl4yed in the adjoin-
ing rooms, about thirty titbits for
euchre and eight tables for '.ridge.
Iturtuu Till's big urcheara supplied
the tuuolc for the dances, while Me-
Keuale'a orchestra supplied the m0ll:•
Ifur the Old-time datums.
. The proetedieg4 were Inoadeast
about 11:30. pert Cult, of Galt, a
Goderich old Itoy' rendered• a autu,
uud greetings were exteudtd to the
various towIle—by T. McMllhua. M.1'.,
(a Seafort11, by E. Floudy to Clinton,
and by J. A. McLaren to Goderkh. The
proct•e•diegs closed at 1 a.m., all sat-
isfie4 with the most enjoyable evening.
The following were amongst those
present: Mr. anti Mrs. D. D. Wilson;
Sirs. and Mrs. J. A. McLaren; Mr. and
Sir;. B. 11. McCreath ; -Mr. and lira.
E. }'body and Misa Flo dy • Mr. and
and Mrs. L. M. Pringle; Mr. and Mrs.
' W. A. Bucbannu ; Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Forbes and Misses Forbes; Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. 1'anatone; Mr. and Mrs. G.
LUCKNOW, Feb. •t.— Misses Gladys, E. Ferguson and Micas Ferguson; Mr.
and ('arollne we4,Ii at Fort W111iam,' and Mrs. Juo. Muou; Mr. and Mrs. J.
and Lorne Webb, of Sea fort h, are 1 D. Guy ; Mr. anti Mrs. 1). Tlrompsou ;
home this week owing to the illness Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Young; Mr. and
of their fanner. Sir. George Webb. Mrs.•Hurry Martin; Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Juynt returned' Robertson and Miss Robertson; Mr.
andSirs c r y ; ro
10 Bermuda 1. H. Brown • M. 1111(1 Mn. H. I. Mor -
lemur au Friday aftt•r u 111..utb a trip M It M Ha d Hr rt 1 MI'S.
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GODERICH, ONT.
Thursday, February a 1960-0
A Good Investment
1.ittlt• 131r1 (wutrhiug U14,1 her snake up for the theatre eats. , "1 o
Is• enreful. Vows--wuuldu't it be awful If you trot -et like that:•"
—The 1'aeslue Show. !seldou.
It would be a real good investment to
buy your winter Overcoat NOW. even if
you do not need one until next winter.
Every Overcoat in the store goes at
real bargain prices.
- SEE I I IEN1
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
"Ihe Store Leith the Stark Telephone 57
Men's and Boys' Wear. Goderich, Ontario.
home owing to the serious nature of member of Barrie United church. Iu
bus illness. Mr. Webb has been con- his youth he attended the GoderlcL
fined to his bed for some weeks. (collegiate institute. lie leases two
ng the regret of the ladles thut Mrs.. church next Sunday ut 3 ti crock ' Mr. luvatt and daughter. of ('1lu- daughters. Mrs. Stanley Underhill of
Shaw would (,e no more with them.
speaking of the great help she had
given them inrthelr work, and wishing
her all happiness in her uew home.
On behalf of the Institute Mrs. Shaw
was presented with an eleetrk iron.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are removing to
Blyth, where Mr. Shaw has the posi-
tion of C. I'. R. station agent.
Mr. Allan Turner, who has been rlah and the Misses Morrish; Mr. and
Mgrs. W. Powell; Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Reid flus returned from a fess weeks'
stay in Clinton.
Several members of the Orange
Lodge gttendel• the county meeting at
Exeter on Tue.Sday. At this gathering'
it wa4. rotat to hold the 11Th of
July celebration this .4t•ar at Bay-
field. Among those who attended the
county meeting were Nlntau Heard.
A: E. Erwin. E. Featheretou. Wm.
Parker. Wm. McD.a,l aud John Castle
Ou Friday evening next, }'e4,rinlrt
14th. the Badminton (flub art. 11411.1
Ing a euchre• aud dames. in the town
Tit• young people of Trinity t•hurth
are busy preparing a play to be given
under the auspk•es of the Junior
Guild about the edit of the month. 11
Thr concert and dance on Friday
evening of last week for the benefit of
the library was not as well attended
as It should have been. The program
Included the . following numbers:
Plano duets, Mrs. Paull.. Miss Jean
Woods; trios, Ws. Gladys (:ale, Mrs.
Paull. Mlas Jean Woods: quartette.,
Mr. Penll. Mr. Harold Scote•htner.
Mr-. •14inll, MIs. Wood..: readings,
array- Strain -ger. Jetta Weaabe;-- ire-
compankst, Mlle Thelma Ritz: selec-
tions by the orchestra. wbleb ale.
gave music for the dance.
111
for it few weeks, haze, gone to To
ruin' aud I'utehrr Mc4'harles Is I Anderson; I►r. and Mrs. II. J. Hedging;
instating In the shoe store during; Dr. and Mrs. U. E. Jones; Dr. and airs.
bis a}ts.•uee. P. E. Clarkson; Dr. and Mrs. B. A.
F'rlend. of - Mls. Mary mestio lin, I Campbell ; Mr. aud Mrs. C. Besweth-
who has been III at the home of h(r erlek; Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Dover; Mr.
brother. Harry 31cQuillin, will be and Mrs. D. Crawford; •Mfr. and Mrs.
pleased toy know that she i, Improv- C. 5. McDonald; Mr. and Mr.. S. 31.
lug. Wickens; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dane;
;
The funeral of the late Mr.. Tom' Mr. stud Mrs. M. Searaett ; SIP•. and
(:ollau took plate on Monday. I'ebru-j Mrs. J. 1I. Messer; Miss Lavin.' Knox..
ary 3rd. The service NHS held in the Miss Fannie Paterson; Mr. J. A. Clue-
South Kinloss church anti "interment emu; Mr. R. S. Sheppard; Mr. .1. 11.
was made at the South Kinloss eon -.Lyon; Mr. G. A. Newton aud Miss
etery Mrs. Goliath had been ailing' Newton; Mr. Fred. Piper uud Miss
for some time, hating .uffe•red from Piper ; Mr. 11. Holmes ; Mr. F. W.
a strukt•. Hodgson; Mrs. M. Irwin and Miss Ir•
• wits; Thos. McMillan, M.1'. ; Mr. and
ASHFIELD I Mn. J. Flndlater; Mt. ane, Mrs. A. E.
I Sputton; Mr. and Mrs. W. lialluutyue;
Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Wright; Mr. and
• (' t His Root.—rl9 al 1 Mrs B F 11'indrum - Mr. awl Mrat,
.000 • a o' .b a .oyn-
wuuk% about Kleist! was shocked toiR. C. IIeKtnney'; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
bear of the sudden sleuth of au old I Chupullltl ; Mr. and Mra. W. J. Jones;
and esteemed resident, Mr. James/ Mr. and Mrs. H. Rutherford; Mr. and
West. ou 'Friday morning. January 24.) Mrs, A. 5. McDunstld; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Although Ise had not been to gad Meh-tlle; Mr. and Mrr. A. D. llanoab•
health for 'tome menthe, Mr. West _had; Mr. anti Mr.. A. Murray ; Mr. and
been going about as usual:He wits sot Wt. -1U . Hanley-; Mr. aud Mrs. W.
and star of many given to much complaining. On Thune Claxton; Mrs. E. I'ridham ; Mrs, P.
day morning be NYS taken suddenly Hlwsey ; Mir( G. Stirling; MH- -A.-
111. Medical aid was stocired and he tendeu• Miss B. (;rainger; MISS Jean
seemed t revive again ding the
amine
PP
Matinee Sat. at 3 p. m.
•t)/tl/.•ell•Ili.r•.
e „
Miller: Mir. A. Flynn; Miss H. L.
day, boo owing to adrutielig sears, Straiton; 511s. M. ('utt; 111.. M. Is -
■rd; Miss E. headman; Miss N.
fide strength tuns gone and he' pMa'trd Mins Sadle 1101011141, Mise M
peacefully awry early Friday [aura- I EIItr Misa M. McGregor; Miss i J.
Ing. He Nils in .bis eighty-first year.
He was bort. of. Irish parentage In Smith; Mist. E. Hamilton; MISS. M.
lfastings Brunt. and w -a• the youngest 1 Proctor; MISS E. Curren; 3li0s (. L.
1 and also the last 'survivor of n family !Curren; M1a0 M. Correll; Miss Thel-
1•hen he w. a young maze 1 mu Dale; Miss M. Coulters; Mien D.
I of eleven. 1'
he and his brother, Richard West, 1 Bates; MIsa D. lFtalls; Miss•J. Stewart,
came from Hastings up to Huren Miss M. McCall; Miss A. McCool and
Telephone
your next order for
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Choice line of fresh
Groceries and Fruits
in season.
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Geo. Price & Son
Telephone 248
('nnu a •.4 -,1nnr,- :,ii,l \�.ri Vrne1
county and settled on the form Int hundreds whose names we could not
uhtal
A'.htIeld towttold') on grids+ he had n•
BAYFIELD
'RAYFIELD, Feb. 4.—Miss Jane
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Herb.' ton, are visiting with ler mother, Mas.
Stotler., on }'ridgy. .Inuuary 31st, a 1 Mclirlen.
eon. 11r. William }akoner, of Laugwide,
Mr. Allan Reed hu- returned home', ylslt.d ou IFriday with Mr. and Mrs.
from Guelph. having liken ,1 short . James Falconer. ,
' course on dairy cattle at the O. A. l'. Mr. Harry Chimney, who has been
very 111 this winter, is recovering
nicely now, and has been able to call
un Bow4• of 1116 neighbors.
Sir. find Mrs. Peril F'aleouer and
1,441,4• aud Miss Norah Falconer. also
Mir. and Mra. IA.e.ter I''lli(o wr. of 4'111-
n ss. silent a day lust week with Mr.
111111 Mrs. Wm. Falconer of Bluevale.
Mr. Charlie Martin loaded two tars
Mrs. 1%. R. Stothers. Those In charge I of preesd hay here last week.
of the meeting are Mrs. Davidson. Mies Martha (Tifton. of Luckuuw, is
Mrs. Thus. Stonier* and Mrs. 11„4.4. vbitiug for a few days with Miss Ida
The 14144.4 entitle] "Beads on t4 i McQuoid.
String." given in the 'wrists hall Inst I Mr. aud Mr-. Roy 3t-(:ee spent the
Friday night l'.4 the sono;: people at w:eek:end at the home .e1' his parents.
Itlake s church. under the 411.piel.s of S1r..11444 (1tlla•rt of 1,11 kuuw I. pre --
the Women's 111.1111114. wits (let eI ly jug hay' nt Mr. Win. Das sop'.'.
netts! and 4511. well resited by an ale .Nr. Russel I:ntult egwut 11 few doss
prelative audience. The gels were 111- last week at the home ..f 31r. Initial
tersper.tl whit vlillu end piano seg- i nrrle.
e•liou.. The. hull wu.. coudortitjdy' 11 r. Blake Gaunt visited last week
filled. the pr.re'.ls anwnutII44 to bath his sister•. lir+, Wilber Nl•h..l-
441er ass, '"1a or .\filum.
Death of Miss Jennie MlrMath.—(n; Miss Mary IA.tt, ed Itrussels. I. here
Saturday evening (here passed, awns visiting with tier sl-ta•r, Mn, David
at Hie huwe of Mr. Hugh Finigan, in Farrier.
the tiring.•. 511ss Jennie McMatln• Mn .law.•. Coruellus 'and Miss
daughter of the late Sir. and Mrs. 'tenth Garbutt have not been 444 we11
M('Mnth. The deceased had hews I lately as their manes friends would
n rrdd.•nt of Dungannon all her life. like 10 see them.
She ryas 14 woman of very retiring Robert Kirk Paulen,..—Word has lien
disposition, lint friendly, n good neigh- rereired of the ,bath of lir. Robert
dor, mid highly esteemed 1s all who Kirk, of 1-au.e, 11 4., a former re.i-!
I knew her. She was 111 only als,ut a ,lent of Dungannon. IMtenstd weak
week. and as she had always lived , last un Aniherrt Island about eighty-,
alone she was removed during her four gars 5544 51141 had lived in then ,
The Women's Institute met at the,
borne of Mr.. Heltrr Ealy la.t Thurs
day-. with a good attendants.. The roll
Pall was answered by each nitwle.r
telling 'emit. Christmas gift she hail
reeeise1. Mts. N. F. Whyard gore n
very Interesting paper. also Sirs. 1'.
Finigan and Miss Elliott. The next
meeting is 10 he held at the home of
Many friends of Wallace Johnston
and .inhn Spenser sill he sorry to
hear of their serieue loss by fire.
whkb, .ar-urred reovutls at Corinne.
Sask.. ellen their place- of business
were destroyed. Both are former w•ell-
known re.idente of Bayfield.
Barrie and Mrs. Arthur Sproat of
Toronto; also two brothers, John of
East Wawanosh aud Daniel of New
'fork City, and two, slaters, Mrs
Charles Campbell of 1'elgrave and
Mrs. 'Henry Mt'Gee of Whitechurch
Messrs. John Beecroft and Henry It[e
Gee lett on Friday to attend the fun
era,, which took place on Saturday
Tile community extends; sympathy to
the bereaved one..
la STOMACH TROUBLE
•'1110 mor• stomach trouble. Can est earthing,"
wants lira E. where. Thousands say indiges-
tion, heartburn. •�.s vanish hoe magic with
►cwt •-uvea- Conaapatlon, sick headaches
end o.•ra,en. rte . heart quiet, sound sleep •t
once. Rheumatism flies sway Compleswnclear'
u..4 Clot " Fret -a -tape from do ugg,at twist.
Illness. through the kIudue.s of Mr. west for oyer twenty years. B esi le-
Make your friends happy
with one of our pretty
• VALENTINES
Lace Valentines 3c. 5c, 10c, 1 5c
25c up to 75c.
Children'• movable, pretty and
comic Valentines 1c to IOc.
Friendship Valentine Card. 5c, 10c
Valentine Serviettes and Table
Decoration.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Flulgauhis . to s Inane._wlu•ry-stye Pa-smal-ski!_-..3.1 h.• Loi
, leave. l. .,on. Willi. TELL HER WITH
away. site 1s survived by one slater, 1 of Canoe, awl two married daughte•1 -
Mrs. Stehle of Seaforlh. and a broth.I thea. sad Mrs. 11'111 Lyon or IA.nde-
i er, Robert. of Detroit, Moth of whom! hon. and Miss Ruldnn Kirk of Torou
were here for the funeral. which' to; also two brother-, Andrew, 4.f
took place on Tuesday ,fternon. The
funeral se•rilete. weer,- eoldueI. d by i
Bev, C. C. Kahle. of the United church, ,
of Which dce•u.etl tun- a we•wbe•r.
Interment was in Duugunlun eeme
teles,
`D1m*annon yeMal Report: Follow-
ASHFIELD ' Ing is the report for January ..4 Dun -1
genteel st•huol:
Roo.
+r ns y The'
.1SiiFIELD TOWNSHIP, Fell. 4.— Total 1444 per cent., honors 75 per
,lunger
lived for tt I 't furry ear,
late Mr. We.t was a man of stirling l
Integrity, of it quiet and kindly site-,
position, a geed net, 1ia•r and highly
esteemed by all eh., knew him. He
loved hi. own quiet tisane and all
those who were near and dear to him.
Ile Na, neter a seeker after place or
power or the world's applause•. He Is
earthed by his widow and four sons:
John. of Detroit, ltithard. at home,
};Imre, of Ton.uto, and harry. who
tenches nt-For.lwleh. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs neuron- Elliott, of , easerley,
1411 of whom hate the sine, re sym-
Iaths „f a large • ircle of friends. The
funeral was „n Monday and was
Inrgels anetel.sl by friend+ and neigh-
bor.. The neurite was conducted by
hi. paster. lee': P. M 4ulquhenn of
A-bfie•ld Presbyterian church, Inter-
ment ea. lu KIur1111 cemetery. the
pallbearer- lacing Elwood Drt•nuan,
(coign 11 Cal ger. John' Courtney. .1 Mi
Row leer. James 11'allare awl John
1 soya11
•t
rises Nm•••••••Nsslsmug sass
• SCHAEFER'S
: Stocktaking Clearance
•
Notes
''resident Wilson 1• a lire wire --a
"chip off the oid black."
Mr. Thus. SteMillatl an- earls on
the scene, and he danced till the old-
time dance,.
• • •
Secretary Fleetly prtalict- !1441 at
tendauee at next year'. function.
• • •
1 Treasurer Lorne Pringle wit. the
busiest men of the evening. 11e sold
over 2141 ticket• at the door.
• • •
At 10 p.m. the gue.t•4 were mill comp
• • •
Bert Me•4'reath had charge of the
!program 5tdd everything went with 5
rush.
• • •
Mr. .1. Hauutnle. formerly of Wing -
haw, cause all the wits frotu 1k•'.
Stehle., in.. to be present.
• - •
J. 1t. MoNlcol. (:onwertntive organ-
• deer, nils present anti wondered at
strength of our ,\w.ocinttun.
• • •
Mr.. 0. C. limns hail .•h.rge of the
euchre triad bridge tables aud did her
work well.
• • •
e►nr old friend. J. .3. Sleds' ren..
Ile:sitel (we1114 par 1a ..r ....free. nidi
It was 11111th ,elpres•latel.
• • •
111 ' itert Clttt. Nle. sang .41 laattiftilly•
1s n i .•Erich old tali•.
There• seri• dxty more' Indli” pree•
SALE ■ nut Ills yenr'thant ll rentlpne 1,r Increase.
Mr. John 11. Graham, of Gaaerich. nt• ,cent.
tended the funeral of the late Mr.. Jr. 111.--lk,wnin Jones P_ per tent, I
Quaid on Tuesday. Lois-Treletveu 90, Bertha .lanes 72,
Mr. Alex. Gordon, of Watruus, Harold ?Finnigan 54, Viola Young 3'2.
Sask., 1. visiting with .hi. sister, MI"; 11.--Durotby Robb 97 per cent.. .11 -
Mary I;ordun, Goiderdc's and hisala Anderson Mi. Violet Errington S3,
b they Ur ingu4 Gordon •.bfietel BIIIi 4.1.11_444„ Iso Iii 1 r 1 I' rk
ro a cut . fi ._,
Ili+ mans friends are delighted to Madeline' 4'.'uo,n 4;4. 1rrl,e
;;reef him once again. Feria. Alton 62. I:i11ue Steller • .
The Late Mrs. Jaime, Quaid,—.Meter Malcolm moceuzle 56, Dori. Sw t,, `.
144 -illness es:ending oter a year. they Alvin 1(t•et 43. Albert Rivett tales•n, 4.
death took piece 111 the early hour. of 1r--Ihau.lsl 110-- :el 1,•r sent, 11 41 -
Sunday morning, February 2nd, of, yy'y (htlbrrt 91.
Mrs. James Quaid. A. Mary Ann C Printer ('las, ale Errington.
Dougherty, deceased sills iorn un the, Clayton .\nders.n. Annan Stewart.
1st coneeession ..f Ashfield art.. e•i:;laty• q'innifrel Swan, Allan Treles.eu,
three
years ago. She was the eldest 11'lola :satins.
fent lilkett (nlesent 4.
In a family of eleven thildree. the 1t t'rliuer— Nell IIllltl/es. Franklin
son• and dnnghter'. of Mr. 33'i111unn }:,Yly.. Elwin Finnigan. Bernadine Inv.
Dougherty and ill.. wife Eitzilletl+ ,.tt Inbaenl4.
\%lately 'Dongherty, the .atrlie-i of lis .II ICKt4 �Te•n•he•r.
i‘%1,41.11 f1.1%1 d's .'tle•r4. Her tugng.• o
*woeResign
. no pl4Z0nld took pdnrrire ,-lents Ferns 1.—WIlfn'.1 Penalties! s2 Saes•
sen r. mg... 5he_j41141 her.. husband re- ,.4111.. Horn.\udersoti 76. Amy 5..nhg
sed 11 the funt Qnacorner•,4,•
lsidhtI'bl0iult11rtn the deulhld'M of MI r.. F.'„rtes 11
.-Mlierjerle 31,-3VI,luues 142
Ijanld five years ago. when she (x1111- per cent., 1Vlhna, Treleaven Nn per
to reside with her daughter. 51re:. ,,,'IO.. llurjor“1,0'7,!‘e .'Ik,tonl41. i:;, •Clear.•
.ins. MbKe•uzle. !Ake rend . She is Peptlnnd 4�.. 4'li,nlgnn tit, Ilnr-
-molted by two ,laughter, find four toss Mair (12. .31ing Iteel fw.
-ons: lir. ,(ohn (putld, MRs. Jus. M1e. Sr. 11'. .11Wred ,\ndrrson 711 Pei
krnzli. Ashfield: Sirs. ,'chug soul( ,4.1,1.. Belie snots 67, 4 Staley IL:'.
ter, Kitchener; Messrs: 1S'illium. .0-.`• Jr i''. -Bert Whyard, Gertrn-l-
(rel awl Wilfred. of ;taskat'hewat,. .\ I•'innl vin. C„rm:rn lingo,'•. 1),*14 Ni,
son Hurry• and a daughter Sarni. ins, all tie'.I, e;i Ler (vat. 'I'h..nnto
diel a 'ember of years age. She is 1.:4,4, 61, .hens ).i4 in.
nn. .3gur-
survlel nlsn hr neo brnthet, a
n,
loosser.:Mr.ThomasikagiSr. III. Beth ''ark 'Qt Iter sent
Msslimha, 1km;;herts..rhVerna Anderson s4. 31.4 rib. 1',Ilslne•Il
Ihirloe. 11'illiams. ait1 ' r 11,-14,lirLeo. lktgherly. alaultnha. lir- ,lark''aukps„-e'•rd n In',, 111 11 4'lu ietl'i11 Iced nits. Mn•1-111e• 4'ulbert 444.
t•ln•acter aud her m1• •y will1• 'rinse 111/Irkel thus 4'I were :ob-
long cherl'.hed fat• her kindness. Our- sut for lair or 'more e[uuoiiutl11ms
Ing her 1,•a _ lIlite s sir w.. le ,1 •Ply1'.\LMF:it K11.l'\'1'It11'I: 'r •-. hAUBURN.
Meaforth, and Sam. of Tomato, and
two sisters, Mra. S1c1'ullongli a( Buf-
falo and lir.. Sala. Winter- of Cane.'
riot, .Ula. tie had heeu a *utterer
for month, from gangrene in blsl
Gad. The burial. w5% 111 Salmon Arm
eemeters, on January lath. giro Kirk
will dee remembered by ninny old IN'a-
w•auo.h friends • ..
Death of Thomas 13eeeroft.—Word
wit, 1'ee•iye1 here on Thurselay morn-
ing .;1 the snil11ru death. 111 Id. home
Il Barrie, of Mr. Thout44s lteeerOft un
all East Wawanosh bus. Abaft a year
ago Mr. Beecroft lend a serious Illness
of pneumonia N'III.'Ii greatly Iwlalireel
his health. 11e• 4511• the owner of a
niter, hank at Barrie and was u
eared for Sy -her daughter. Ur 11,1
Kenzie, and ler slangliter-lo-I ie. Mira.
In loin Ijanld. The funeral took Ouse.
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ut S1r, anti MIs. Sidney c neer lite, Ml r. Joule. MIcKe•nzie•. The ser
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Mi ('ll 1 tr to
6thMr, ,3rtluar 1 na,gtdnt 1. Spending his
r ise• . the• 1,.trse . NM 144 sluices 4.f
ludid:;ys with hi• parents, SIP. and
e Iter. .\. C. Tiffin of. Galrrleh. The
pima „f Ilii• 114,1411-1 pnllls•„rers wort %I,'-'.rs.Its,.1. .\, MI.
Kruzle, Will Foster, Edgar Donghet
• continuing until Saturday, February 15th II church sire holding :t herd-rtmew swirl ts, ,' 11'111 3'r,comnu. 11,1* rua•nt :
on }friday eveuiug no. in the fetidly plot ll Dnn
ng,lun'
giros. C. 11'llllnms and Mlis: Shinto'.et William.. of Galerteb fawn04. MgcI•meh•ry, the -burial Pertlre fit flu
. , ,• being rend he Her. C C.
■ . Mr.. 0 1 i n:Mut.
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PHONE 56
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tlsrucl at Ile• borne 1i Ment. •Islet. ztane Kalne, pastor 0( 1 i,tiisiesten 1 nit,•d
Mr C. ll. Strnnclnua, un undsy. rlmrrh.
Mrs. Donald Patterson am Mr. P.
Pool ...es of the West, are vLlting,
h,a st+err. Mn. 1M'. Anderson.
'DUNGANNON
1\'111' delivering cream nt the --
(', 1' it. xtatMn ..n Friday Int,'11r ' IPI Ni: ANN( lN, Yd.. n. -lir. Frank
G. Merlin. hey's driver rain 81%0 rind ' Savage. of the 0. C. i.. spent the
broke Its 1(i. week -end 111 thehome of hi. parents
arent
olds%. Jnno4ry R1st, An at- Mr. and Mn. John Sorngr.
home was held In the Forester.' Hall. Sir. and Mrs. (4. Si. McKenzie had
, ries ,uol dancing Irving the Inl•tltne'. ne their guests ever the weekend
In the course of the evening tr and Mr.. M,Kens eS4 brother, Mr. Reel
Maw. Rome! Shaw were r•aned to the 1M',.Illdge. and o , •.• . Mr --r'.. glow••
Platform and 11r. Weir In 11 few .r.11- pal end 3'nrrrn Cnaltt•r, of Toronto
chosen wor'M presented Mr. $ha% They made the trip by nintor 5a far
with n cane and Mr.. Shaw with n art renew. where Mr. Lorne WK."
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siker Ira -ertlee At the name time 71P met them with his anow-mobile.
31rs. .3. 1'ergu-on rend an addre.., rt,- .ser.''' mit of the Lord's slipper
III t dispensed hl the Pre•bM_•Prlaa
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Wit. t';dentine a 1►ay is the on
time of the year when Flower -
carry their most expressive message
Make this year'.. valentine a vales
tine of Flowers, We 'can, arrang,
suitable Flowers that will please het
immensely. If she is far away w,
can arrange to de -liver tits Flower-
tc4 lo. r by wire
St. Valentine's Day is Friday,
February 14th. ,
GEO. SW
TE- - fAR+
FLORIST'
Bruce Street Phone 105 Godeeriel-
HW 11I'I'1 EC I l l i itt, I I
WrrEHI R('It. Feb. 3 His -
Norah Falconer '.pseud IMI week nigh
Mrs. I irIVert }'nle.uer ref ('nlrr.s'..
Tile ' S.oteln ereneel't wh14•h tun. 1,
hive been Kited ..n 1%e.ha.'+ibty I,,..t
wpa last [wow.' all aer,tint of sto,
and the assailing bad roads aud
teeing pat on In the Institute 11..11 ou
F'rMSy, Pelmets 7. .31 the -lime time
an antogrnph quilt 44111 be sold.
The .onng people of the United
church are holding n tnlentine ris-In1
In the snnday .4;11.01 rest en llun-
I,, es:•ning next.
Mr. nod Mrs. Wait. I'ur.im calm
114111e1 n mailer of their neighbors and
relatf-es ..n Friday evening 1Mt
,3 sleigh4o ad from \Vlugham spell'
n happy re
vning at the home of Mr.
and Nits. ('e•11 Falconer one evening
last week.
311.'. perky Mather'., of Wellwytl
Sa'.k., and her cnisln, Mr. We+Icy
Harbert -re. of .Acton, vl•itel for •n
i tea .114.11114.1114.ley. In.t week at the ,,• or
their .on'.in, Mr. W. i1. Farrier. .
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Mr. George Webb, of Wast Warn
flash. I. vert low with plural paenmon
I In, and hi. f:4mIly have all been called
from the MM'otueu's In'.tlhttP, ezprP.a• 1 a' . •lr j
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FAST-GROWING POPULARITY !
The steadily rising p—ojellarity of the Superior Chain Stores indicates
thegt.04i11g pn•fen•nr.• for aeon•. that offer ,t complete rerviar. The
ou,binali,.n of pere enol movies. by experienced growers 'named buying
tamer thnl brings you the last quality nt the low. -t price and 1.1ornpt
delivery defies eosepetiti.rn. To tong'.,' 1- t„ knew- tee er erS41e•
„Iter 441141 IS' r..11 V1111-1..1
-WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Wagstaffe's 40 oz. jar
New Marmalade 29c
Berden'. Eagle Brand M.Ik, per
lin 19r
St Charles Fv.pnrated 111.114
small. 3 for 21c
St (Charles Evaporated Milk tall,
each 14c
Beehive Brand Corn `yrup 2 s,
per ti . 171
Marlyn,'were Toilet Soap, 3
'takes 23c
Lawrason'. Snowflake Ammonia,
2 pkgs. 15,
Flusho. each 23c
Lux - for fine fabrics. 2 for 19c
Finest Red Cohoe 1:2's 19c
Salmon I's 33c
S,0 S Cleaner, 3 pads 14r. 6
pads 23c
,For cleaning aluminum
Assorted Fruits in Tina- 1'.
Cherries. Crushed Pineapple
Tid Bit. Pineapple Grape Fruit
Pear., Peachier, fruit Wad.
Crape Fruit Juice, 3 4in. 45c
Lealand
Olives
MASON JARS
J. J. McEWEN, G
J. CALVIN CUTT,
each
33c
Highest Quality per Ib.
Peanut Rutter 23c
Vi -Tone, 8 oz. tin 33c; 16 or
tin 55e
Kkovah Health Salt.. 2 tins 35c
Kara Coffee, "The Secret Blend;'
Ix'•, 35c; 1's 69..
New Shelled Walnuts, Quarters,
is Ib 25c
Maxwell House Coffee, per Ib 63c
Wax Paper Presto Pack 75
Sheets Hangs up. each 15c
Blueberries 2's, per 4.11 23c
Lily Brand Per Tin
Chicken Haddie 21c
Caradian Peaches, 2's in Heavy
Syrup, per tin 23,
Shredded Wheat. 2 pk4s 25..
Western Oatmeal, 5 Iles 25c
Sliced Pine.pple, 2 s plats, 2
tins 25c
Sun Maid Prunes, ,gond tire 2
Ib pkga 39c
Golden bates, 2 lbs. 23e
Canadian s hits Peens, 3 1b.. 25c
Cheese "Snappy Snacks” 2
pkgs 15c
per Ib.
Premium Tea 69c
With Cup and Saucer Fret
11 F. 111-.1 iv Fit 1 111':1•
Phone your order to
CHAS. AI.TON. Dungannon
ROBT. PHILLIPS, Auburn.
oderich.
Goderich.
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