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8 -Thursday, July 94, 1V8e
THE SIGNAL
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- WENCH, ONT.
Council Approves I Douglas lirown, Elgin avenue, hew
dwelling and garage, storey and '-
half brk-k veneer on full cement tese-
Settlement Basis nettw'th composition shingle roof' at-
tached brick veneer garage with same
roof, house26 x 34, garage 18 x 11,
on Sidewalk issue to"t $4,0 . Thea Juhustun, Britannia
road, reroofing driving shed attached
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curt Action Qdisd 0/1I-77:161
Side to Pay Own Oosts-Sits
Until Midnight
The belle were tolling midnight Fri-
day when the town fatherr tiled out of
the town hall fulluwlug a four-hour
melon. However. the effort was worth
while, for ■ long standing ami ceor►h'n-
Uona matter, nue watch Itis divided
council on numerous .arttakwt and
Capt•• the Iasis ut . titre a court ectto(tt!,
was cleaned up. We refer to the fam-
ous Wellington street -Idewalk Issue,
on which ratepayers differed. ae did
11 ae'to- whether or out it side-
walk 4114111111 be 'built Waelde or outside
the trees. Two court inju &etion4 and all
-appal, the hatter Mill pending. 'fol-
lowed in the wake 41f tlw dispute.
Council went into tvmwltte a of the
whole for au boyr In an effort to ar-
rive at an amk•ahle we -teemed- alul
when If rust• o rcpt p
fates were Unan-
imous aupprt was accorded the fol-
lowing motion 'tel by Committer*
-• Wta. 44r4J+e--waw(-l-wel W tilite el, •
'In aeveordanse wIIL 41t1110e-o1le 114
amended anal No. ton y. emended wet
the *1rikleg east
esteb prirty pay hie anal Ste own tests
and fitty-tittZ to thc.iujuctien;- that
The sidewalk "pR"-TN-Ilir"'rreetritIRtn
ogreuue to Woist lttnet iartsdde of the
trees* and from Wove' street to St.
6wrrgr''s n 14HK-t0 Jae lots -2o the_dr_
oa .ort ttlt7r. _Se tteds-end- *0- . reece.m-•
Lit A1C . i'rc KtTol iflio
itor be authorised .to settle the mat-
ter aeerrtutgly. .
In 192e the rein council undertook
to build the Wellington rarer, eitlewalk
under local Improvement. from I•:Igln
avenue to St. -George's ereti me-iaside-
the trees. The town was Nerved
with an Injunctkm, restraining the
town from building the walk inside
the trete. Copwtl dropped the matter
for 19214 and in 1!r29 it woo again tak-
en up, and It was finally decided. slier
-much argument. to build the walk out-
ride the trees. This was followed by
another injunction, which was allow-
ed by Judge Lewis. t'ouneil then ap-
pealed against this. While the appeal
was still pending reprea••tations were
made by those reepdnhlhle for the see=
ond tnjunc•tion peeking a settlement.
On the strength of this council acted
Friday night.
in other words things remain. as
they were in 19.54 wben the last in-
junction was 'served, with the excep-
tion that just where the walk will be
located from Won street to St
George's Crescent marilns an open
quell! ion.
p.4 -t
new .me, 141 x 16, frsmr, with pat
rorfiug, *130.
Building Permits
The following applications for build-
ing permits were referral to the fire
committee with power to act
in urgent mown: John S. Hen-
derson, gritaaf!fa_. road. renewing •
portion oT building and
ing stairway and other interior alter-
ations and repairs, $75; William
Brophy. eveering Mee tildes --and -
of. op/klling. 011.. Quebec street
eiiTr; f:
Mattel, Britannia road. raising present
garage. putting cement floor in, mak-
ing small addition and reehingling pr -
tion of root with cedar shingles. 3100;
J. R. Graham. Bayfield road, reroof-
Ing dwelling with patent asphalt
shingles, $100; Kearwood White
Anglesey street, reroofing garage with
patent shingles. $75; Charles Seager
Llghthonee street, new brick chimney
and other minor alterations, 375; E
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Corresr.dence
Town Solleitor Dudley . Holmes ad-
vised that the civil court action of
Goderich vit. West Wainitioelli M11t11111
Fire Insuraltc•e (o.. for $51) fur use of
Gudericll t1ge brigade; equipment,
would be heanl Se•pteniber 20th at
Dungaanu° division court. The reason
for the transfer Is that the head of-
fice of the Company 1e, andethe Kerne
0j, the fire, i.ithlp the territorial jur-
isMetion of the Dungaunots evert. Re-
ferred'to fire etnimittee.
Town Clerk L. L K+. wrote ask-
ing fur two weeks holiday to August.
The request WWI grantelratd Miss K
Stoker. aaststaut• apetite te( act lug
clerk stud treasurer dering his 'detente
with power to sign.
Rog. McGee made application for a
penult to install tour twill gasultne
pump. replacing the single gasoline
v In
and to nt.tull OUP adlUtiewel 7101-a1tl.
lou (auk un 1114 4/Wu property under-
ground at distance of 'thole twenty'
.-1JrerBt.•ll.a. rueu.n._...11!!' .L11m -
.and
.tank to la'-ruttneetel. Ref)•rreal as
public works committee. oda
collections of $21(1 I
nth. '' ear
The-mse'•ot Yhef rir PairJt.wate-
ed far l'shadlatt ChautauNtta. Augltat
3tll. atth. 7th. 'Oh end tltli.- 14 the
reboot week et July not.
ty wanes: .on Liedb.011110
'm++tlic- ipla
-lag of the road op-`Ligh?boee4' street.
from Wellington to Wellesley. They
are: ('. Seager, J. lhtrwlet. Ittauley
Hayden, Geo. McVicar end' G. MaecRlu-
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.- Another_applltntIe1Lse!r meld oiling
came from reeidents on Napier *tree'.
trout Victoria to Anglesey streets. They
■re G.. -t, W. Holman. Mary Ilan-hier. J.',
J. Hayes. Gaol property signed by
Warden Baeker of Huron , J. B. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. W. McDougal.
The following rate•wert petitioned
for the construction M cement curb-.
Ing and gutter on h rides of ('el -
bona. street : J. S. et kson, S. J.Wark,
C. W. Ellis, A. F. i ' A. Davidson,
j!t, ('. MclA rwld, Holland, Dnd-
18 1RoI 14mow. Kir isrk.•1trtefred-
putAie works counislitee.
Reports
The, fluan mmittee reported se
follows, the report being adopted:
"We have examined the treasurer's
statement for the month of June as
audited and found correct, and we
recommend that it be filed
"We hare examined the , collets
tor's report of July 4th and recommend
that It be filed.
"We have examined the statement of
the Goderich Manufacturing Co. sink:
Ing fund am prepared by the 411teas
and we recommend that it be
the table and a copy be forwarded to
company or its soilctfor.
'The chairman of the finance com-
mittee, the chairman of the public
commiteee and the mayor
the followingn.
nectlo..with the purchase oft N
rock crtusi ing' outfit from the Goalies
don Road Machinery Co.: $300 eemL.
$1000 on July 1, 1981, $1000 on July
31, 1932 and 31000 on July 1, 1933, with
Interest at a '6, per tent. until pa14.
"And we recommend that this ar-
COMMIE TOWNSHIP
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, July 23.
-Mr. and Mrs. U. Clayton and Mise
G. Treble motored up from Putnam
Sunday sud rpeut the day calllug on
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stothers, furm-
,Cd gton.
now-ef-ala.es, tidied ma Mr. and Mre.
Paul Ytiedel on Tuesday.
All former pupils of No. 1 U. U. pule
lie echoed. Nue, are invited to attend
the Union picnic at Harbor Park,
Goderich, on the afternoon of August
Cat.
Qsite a "few from here attended the
C. P. R. picnic at Port Burwell on
Saturday last.
Mr. Jervi -ldcltride has- had his
barn sprayed With red paint, maklug
another laj)uaugtent to his fine prop-
erty. Mr. 1tre+l tieebrook, of Gaferich,
dill the Work.
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, July'2L---Mr. anti
hitt. Herb Thompson and Mrs. kdwsrd
McRoberts, of Wingham, were the
reeds of Mr,, and Mr's. D. Told 4141
Wednesday;
Little Doris Wllklneon, ot, manse.
had her Aonsils_ re noved-
r. the: Wingkaer
a ieeetL 31,.1:: an 11. !..beth
keld, ox rich, a visitors with
St. •Helens friends on Wtdnerday.
Miss Colette Clark tett un Thursday
for (fflawt%, hivre -spW-vent be --the
guest pf Mr. awl Mee Dunslq tiark-
Mrs,-.\rw4tsoug, sr., Mr. Ph, lllps
Joel Mr and owe% yf lath,
ttfathat. r ..+.= . +.
Ir. l allum Cameron, rc lr
.j maktfpj:ir Idatrt-suit with his brother,
4 Mr. John -Cameron.
Mr. John Wsllaie. airs P.d. Thom
ruff Stn. W. Alexander MUirr; left on
Friday fur a motor trip to- Berrie, to
points. They will be Iat ttboorne mt to their
their
friends about Auguat
of Mr. and Mrs. A. itentoul, West
Wawatwsb.
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WHITECHUKCH
WHITBI'Ht BCH, July 'i. -.Miss
$.r+in.s• 3senss, via J.1WalYtk jy nd+
her boltdays with her pawn '
Mrs. Chas. Wlghtman tate been v.se ..
111 age'''.
Maas Velma Itrower returned trove
Mitchell on Sunday stud rhe and Mbw
Eileen motored with their grandpar-
ent'', Mr. and Mrs. Brouwer, Moedsy
to Toronto, where they will visit for
some tine.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Awherstburg,
have been visiting here with Mrs.
['lark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hulett
Y. Carrick. They lett for home on
Mooch' a,Y•omWtuled by Mime Amelia
Lever, who will visit with then and
with r*Utives at Wi elma and Detroit.
Miss Helen Paterson, of Leeming+: :o;
tem, la'mend)lug her holl(la7s ben: with -
her father. \Ir. V. VA. Paterson,
Mrs. D. tallies returned home from
her we -tern trip last Walnesday-. a j";tdir
Mr. 111 Jacque: has hien et/titter ,1 -fid
for, t t • 1 few- week. with'lds sod
Mr. 4 r 4 -WIPP, Treetop. -- -
Mr 1)444 ..Kay, of Chatham: ti s - h
+'IU ',,.rents. Mr. end Mrs.
1111e1( nd
f' olfers; a poets, are born, even thought unlike
kit poets, they are also made. But when a six -year -
d girl makes a par-feur hole in seven including a
ve across the Spray River, and when her mother
at 17 was golf champion of Alberta, and when,
further, her grandfather ioa.,the professional at the
Banti Springs Golf Course-'wby then, you have to
allow a little something for h try. The above
data cover the facts in the caaa of Lois Dalgleish
6 -year-old daughter of Mrs. }$ggy Dalgleish and
granddaughter of William "Bar Thomson, pro-
fessional at the Banff Springs Golt Counts since 1910.
"Start them young" is a good_ rule in any sport,
but 11 particularly applicable to golf. Lois mother
,
m
be the guests of the forer'% brother, while Inc
Mr. Albert Wallace. for a .week's boll- tour.
here.
Mr. Birt. Kiwi
Northern .Qnlati"
at- his itrase Jul.
1-11W•ial3lrii: Bet
family stent tkontla
Mr tun! \Ir:. J1111
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here
lir... alai rhos. flaunt sad Mina-
Meriu 4..e 4e 'sited 4111 Sundall wltlt
alts.. tin ee•1Wate r 7
- Mist. J. • 14rrwnt'tTofftittr . e••J-
11ed ou 14 a n 1114 Mrg. Yr•- 1te. , i
Stewart wettt h t' -•""--•-
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""--•,11,Y1 ku the Vatted 4 S.
began her gultwg career atttx but Lou beneif com- days.ttt ur
menced at four, when her grandfather purchased Word was received from Mr. John
diminutive specially made clubs for the baby hands Webster and party at Yellowstone
and spent hours of patient training with her -hours Park, where thee were ee4ebvattng Mr.
of spontaneously invented methods of teaching. The Webster's birtbdly un the 12th of
result is that a child of barely school age is doing July at the. fon of 4.014.4.014.Faithbd GOGOwhat many adults and in fact many golfers cannot ser." - They are bavtug.a .plan id tri
ep
do, namely, making par four holes in seven strokes enjoying tItriIIIng sights eery fen
While her putting is beautiful to watch.
Lay -out shows the apectae•ular drive across the
Spray River which features the Banff Springs Golf
Course; the three golfing generatio..-; Loss swinging
r
for the drive aces the river; and Lois putting --
true as a die.
rangement be approved and that the
, cash payment of 1800 be made AngaAurae11. 1930.
"We herewith preeeaj a rtptement of
'receipts and expenditures of the town repairing sidewalks o. tare Jlpuare 1n I BA
from January 1.t to June 30th, as front of the Bell Telephone ot and ('laude McKay. Mr. M. Taylors Mr. visiting with relatives on the lith eon- -- -
prepared by the town treasurer, and the sidewalk on North street a .the 'ilei Mitchell. Mime Freda Mitchell and newton of East Wawanosh and with
recommend6 recommend that • ropy bedpost to corner of the Square in front of O.•li. BAYFIELD, July Mi. -Mies Katber Miss ivy, Shipley, all of Toronto. Mem. John Kilpatrick. Crewe.
each shemilIN df the couneli.'-
Milk Works CamssYlss
.
s Hazel Mundell, of Bine. vale.
has wet' Muting with Miss Lela Leg- s ,
gatt. (;
Mrt. F,lirya Mwris and c111MMi+• rtrrd
.aa. Stuart Moore and eblmr.n. ,of 1
oroalo. have been visiting at the
howof T. H. Moore and Arthurja .
tulles. 1 Mots:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I'hokw•,k>d and Mr. ,and Mrs. '1'etgjer, of East Wa- 4'
rhlldr.n. Jena and Edwin$ of New' wauusb, spent sunnily with Mrs. Tay -
York. motored over and aM rise gnemts lot's slater, Mr'. Ell Jacques.
of the lady's trotter, , •. 4 ...,n ('am- .4 r. dimplon and bis three daugh-
ernn. Her mother,. W, (-'smer-
on. will retom w•Itt?rsmthem oil ex
temie.etiGi•- -
Guests fit the W riveter hole are Mr.
gyr
from Toronto. are visiting with
brother, Mr. Robert Simpson.
Mrs. Wm. Bcetref And
ilitikroft spent a few days last wok'
The report of the public works com-
mittee, which wart adopted, stated that
$6,283.31 had been spent freak Jaen -
nary Iso to July 1st, adding:
•'W4 recommend that the petition for
a sewer on Pkton street, from South
'street to Waterloo street, be referred
to the engineer to report upon. •
Fleming's store property be lett with' hie Parke, of Hensel, Is epending a The* postponed eammunity pirate nn- Miss Mildred Mason held a very sue- - 1.
der the atepk-••s of the St. Helens twesful birthday party ■1 her home on
the chairman of this committee to have few days witMNs-Hollaj .
done. . , ... jsettagot;
'We recommend that, this commit- Mr. -Prank May and family, of St.
tee be empowered -ter take delivery of Marys. are occupying the May cot -
the No. 4 rook crushing outfit from tage. ;'
the Diiaalafon Road Machinery Co. and ler. ,and Mrs. Fred Davison,
to place It where they deem advisable Detroit. came uu Saturday to %1 t
"With reference to the petition for x K. Davison.
cement sidewalk o. the west side of Mr. and Mrs. Ian McRae, M Stntlt
Market street we recommend that the rny, visited the latter's aunt, Mra
"We have received a tank car ''of II chairman of this committee make a M. Fraser. over the week -end.
nla' and have treated all tm-t survey of the 'situation and
street,' petitioned tor. II council.
"The county 1s now applying rotor I "Regarding proposition from Meters.
ge vvads-sad adillatornsamend litat 1Re H-. Brent ter we of their plant and
snot Mrs. Clayton Guest a
family. of Sault Ste. Marie, roto
to the village on Saturday. Mrs. M.
Jones and Donna, who spent the
Wuwru 14 Institute will he held at Gott- Weehwewla) last.
eTkh on \\ tha•wlay, July 30. at Bar- Brick 'hunch held successful anni-
bor Park: .\ •:euerab Luvltettem 1s e versary servvlces on Sunday last, when
tended. Ilium your taBteta and ebjoy Mr. Amlerso., of Blyth, delivered
the outingre impressive sermons to large con- -
We regret to report that Mr. Robert grespitiens. Belgrave choir were pre -
!kale: of t;rhnehy. had the mt.fortune sent tda4ai11 with splendid anthems. _!moi
t.
W have his I.eg broken in three places. The congregation were having their
used by the horses running away. reopening N•rvies after having the tn-
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Neale .vent to Grimsby with- nr and exterior of tate church_
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family in Apr(L---
jy deter -pied.
- t $
"Mrs. Dunsun )1cDonald._ an retinal_ y 1h'A
/.. -1(r-- Henr...sw uen its W.
from her motor trip to Sa..-skatcbewaasnr
with friends from Detroit. He repogts
La=isin-I(adw detightful trip. -
Int 1 empow• u( rat In building skdewalka, we lrta*t few months with her K1aTiat.j Mrs. Jar. Douglas aid da hl
glneer tor a portion of the tank car over until the matter of building side -
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Te
M lax Marion Hart, of'Windsor, YIiui M 1, were vlpltors la/
week's vacation at the home of her
chairman of able committee be
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ered to arrange with the c4Wftere- 44. 414 A1.
on hand. the material to to• appueu walks s tetuea.
on town streets stere designated by "Regarding the complaint of J. T. Mies Helen Rowat, of London, are
this commlttow. Thomps.m abort his road oil charges. spending their vacation with their
"Tlust the 'omplatut of Dr. W. Reid we find that Mr. Thompeon has been
regarding drainage of the cellar of tial given an allowance of sixty-eight feet
dwelling on St. George's Crescent he, on Elgin avenue. and has also been
referred to the chairman of this coin.' given an allowance of one -halt the
mittee. flankage on Waterloo street, and we
"We recommend that the matter of therefore recommend that no a'tlon be
Dorothy Hart. of Detroit, and guest,
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SUPERIOR STORES -
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!' SUCH POPULARITY 1S NO ACCIDENT 1
•-griattietrd t w#aMty of thserl tperio Lair.-Saiteais ::d:: ideg.,,.. $It.,Rlidtut iiilsp.'3 tic
every sdtantaae thc41 the buying power of rime to seven tendril Metescunonand-courteous, perdu! service at
the hands u1. eters rJ,ro sown their own Murree -try never sacrificer) quality for price -this tremend true
organization state a sy-ar•kewier int he field: '!fir tFfe-3eiRrf quality. to vernila.ity 4114.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS---,-
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MLP%E Lia!
tn+
Sockeye -Salman 22c
1/2'1
Interlake Toilet Paper. ... .r,.. 3 rolls 250_
Snowflake Ammonia ....2 pkgs. 15o
Plnsho ..-.4.....per tin 23c
Manyflowen ToiletSoy4 Ymo.4 cakes 25c
oya] York Tea ....\ ...:..1/ lb. pkg. 28c
y Tox 8 oz. size size 50c
$hirriff'a Pineapple Marmalade (New
Style) 32 os, jar 48c
Shirriff's .Orange Mannalade (New
Style) 32 oz. jar 35c
` Special Family Blend Tea per lb. 39c
P. (IL 0. WHITE 10 BARS
Naptha Soap 39c
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111 Old English Wax 1 Ib. tins 69 0
■ Kraft Salad Dressing 12 os. 2511'
West India Salad Dressing (Get a recipe
..a' card )
a - 1 tin Eagle Milk
n Keen's Mustard, i/d'I all far63c
a- ,, 4 pint bottle Vinegar
A-rj
a 2 TINS
Clark's Pork & Beano 19c
MEDIUM SIZE
COLUMBIA SILENT
Matches
FULL COUNT
1 taken.
"Regarding the complaint of W. T.
Marney againet road oil ehafgee of
Bayfield road, we reeommend that the
nam of $132.37 be accepted as payment
in full to date."
Specie/ Committee's ('mtu.itteee's Report
Cannegll adopted, without diern1*don,
the folTwing report of the epeclal com-
mittee! .
"We hove arranged for the re-por-
ehaae of the 'MUNI/ and equipment a
JtfirtdffeTi r'tm v. 0lt111erl rfet toter
mother. Mrs. E. N. Hart.
Mrs. Butchart and family, of Lon-
don, are o enpying Ttebilco•k's cot-
tage in lakeside Park.
Mr,, and Mrs. Barr. of Winder, are
Minns at Miss N. Ferguson.
- Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Melkonagh and
Mee Mary McDonagh returned to
London on Tneiuley. having spent the
week -end In Lakeside Park.
Mims Mina Proctor, of Toronto, is
epending the week wltlr'" i 'r aunt.
Mre. G. King. -
Mr. .Cohn D. Woods le spending, t
few Jaye with 1.. Thomson.
Dr. Evans Uncle, of London.. 1s
!spending the week with his wife and
sister, at the D. Glass cottage.
rs ptkli6Il Sunday.
rent iii. -ng took..Jg p
at a prier of Af1f1f► and we nrommend onto oh Sunday. having spent a vest
that a. cltaytuu:boa. finis aT "tt +. with her parent., Mr. and Mrs. W.
wed. •M e a, wb+r epent" b w
1111
"We r4Mimmiynd that the [natter Of vseatlon with ler p.rentp, returned
•appointing a snpldy tor_ pollee AnrIng to Toronto int Returd/3r-
hollders he lett with the chatnnan'ot
tbts eommtttee. g friends
reeads M Toro1.n R..31., is Halt-
3 BOass' ■ "That parking ewer. are being Mg friends in T' 8. (i. - `
Mr. sunt Mrs. C. B. ('happuan and
marked off around the outside Of the family n•htrncd. to thel!'liome in LOW
25e r 41way around the Square.don last week.
1 'That Mr. a wnwA. 7,roImmerdan has Mrs. odglns,_Miis Mabel and Prof.
leen gluon • lllw'iIhemrv•froeeh H11.krv0 itAmino left oh Toted av to
brother. Mr. John Cameron.
Mrs. R. J. Woods revived womb on
Saturday of the sudden death of her
brother, Mr. John Reid of Varna. Mr.
Wllwon Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
inson Woods attended the funeral on
Monday. Sympathy is extended to
lint. Woods.
Lee Rotatt1111. -M s Margar-
et Rentinnl, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Itentuvl, wart united in mar-
riage to Mr. Harry Lee. of Toronto, in
Knox church. Toronto. The happy In a jazz hand Is stone deaf. But
-couple lett by motet' on their honey- he ought to think of those who
moon trip 10 Quebec atlL c1 eastern aren't.
-Jel1R-h[amg.r^at-Ctlst ar-o/ant-,'-e=:=-
Mr. and urs. Stanley Meliurney, of
Toronto, are visiting with bis relatives,
Mew. Jas. Dow, Mrs. 11. Scott end Pr.
Stuart McBurney, in East Wawanoah.
Master Earl Goyeau, of Leamington. is
visiting Clifford Burdon.
About twenty-five members of the
Women's Institute met at the home of
,Mrs. Albert McQuillan on Friday last
for the regular monthly meeting.
..-week-end witb
Port's Bran Flakes
Rice Rrispier
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
Kellogg's Bran Flakes
Mnffets
i2 pkgs. 25e
Psrowas, l's 2 lbs. or 8 cakes 25c
Pineapple Marmalade 40 oz. jar 39c
McLaren', Jelly Powders, u't'd..4 pkgs. 25e
Plain Olives 19 os. 25c
Stuffed Olives 9 os. 25c
Oxydol
LARGE PKG.
re
19c
'$olydeaux Shelled Walnntr, halves. l/4 Ib. 14e
Snn-.Maid Prones 2 ib. pkg. 290
Brunswick Sardines 4 tins 25o
Oentre Pule Was Papel` - --.. 3 pkgs. 25c.
Best Rubber Rings, 12 out 3 dos. 25o
12 OZ. BOTTLE
Clark's Ketchup 19c
_. -PHONE _XQUR ORDER TO
J. Calvin Cutt, Goderich
mon 116
1.1e [cEwen,GQderich,
a _we 441
WE DELIVER
menti. pop Born. etc., from a motor ation„ p a fwr_-dava in uereland with
vehicle upon payment of the IIeoruat ]tr,,. Cameron McNeill (nte1rrot lly
for of t:f0, his mention to be made moterina.)
under the supervlslon and direetlnn oft Mr. and Into, W. F. ilnchan' and
ap
the street htertor and pollee. and we Heater Irvin. Buchan spent a few
r 'ennm.hd that no merlon- 1►e take* geye Oita week with the former',
uta relue*ifar a rebate of flip Ii
Eco.,, tar •enre seater. Mr*. N. W. Woods.
The prise* given by lire, L. W.
The water light and harbor commit. 'Swett for the hest hall 'ontest at
tee'e report. adopted Is se follows the RtvQeld Golf Club on Jnly 17th.
"We recommend that the matter of were aeon by lire. Devil". London
pnrehaeinte end tweeting floodlights at Hunt Club. and Mise Rankin, Bay -
the bethitg beach he lett with the com. new (hill fink, • '
mitre wItb power to ret.
"We recommend that tills eommlttee'('aMrre aMdunNn rsrhJtrin..dDlTxonnLoannddonMitnn
dee empowered to purchase, and place Sunday sifter spending tiro weeks at
tots table* at the bathtnt Mseh " flys rY•tory.
- --- - - ' Mr. T: i Wsthet'lar still Dr. A.
Newtnti-lAFadr 11...1 for 'Dr. y. Alex -
The People at Horne
if von wonder lone the ta•oi,b' at antler's enp at the golf club nit enem-
ahome are feeling- turn to the Ude- '1st. 1n fhe play-off the w743r. tt-
: plontM. H will take yon there Ins few :allot Ill M C7 h, taunt q,nf Dr. A,
minutes and It is sm
i,wgo
t ss e1 as Newton-Bradc.
$ Ibeing horse finale In person. (Mt -of- Mt. Grenville Atklnnon met althea
a town cane art' as simple to mato painfnl weeidetat nn Saturday ellen h.
IN ter
down I+y a ear king
n the road at tip. month tiwaeh.
Re was badly-hakcn-ep end received
a• large (slit,terwq Ma.rlttli! lb
Wherethe ter attdcj--„biet
A 1.i(ltrt ERROR 'driver evi`letittydid not not1A •
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NS !Nal es+eea-enol nearly as quirk: .At
ter 7.00 p,pt. you can talk a hiInderd
1 oi1ea nr more for steadthe pries of
II They had hod entered a night elnh Pawling behnlid Mr. Vfetnr Punt spent'sSundary with
,ttie Wife and fsmily at the
• - "Compd. on, h.deer!" she maid eagerly. bei.-iiiienta. Mr. end Mrs. 4744
nee fora wr pit down." "Raker. Thee accompanied him MVPs
1 "Mill fie foctilahr PIP answered. to London no their retnni.
ii "That wean'. the oreheatra. The welter An Impel -lel "Moth" •Ittane from
(Irqpiinil a p1I0 nt Shiites " - *arida. landed In Illalr'm fl,eld Thum'
iii ' day Moot and took lip a Montan ' of
commercial tinvallern work are 1 torte -
a Davie. Preoldent r. r. Deadmen re- trait on Simile, and Mies Re...emir, '
. reeled In athireasing live Commerrial ilillier to Mt. Clemons. after spondictit ....-
05 Tritvellerm Association two weeks with Mrs. M Elliott 1
Il More then fie mitdoor meetings sad Mr. and Mrs ir A Edwaed* and 1
mg park raIllea were held tinting the re Wide rho, Indwatto "pent *,,,i441,
NM
emit itity BrItiolh Goode" eamtpalge. adot-rlroartit hF;lrgIniumWmlothr (.0.4.1111m iroF, A Ban- :g..
at Walsall, 'Midland.
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Heath .comes from light, nourishing,
easily digested foods. You will find it in
every package .of Shredded Wheat. Eat it
every day with Milk or cream and you will
" be healthy and strong, ready for every test
Of !lents%) and physical endurance. All the
,bodrbuildin,g elements in whole wheat
grain -nothing added, nbthing taken away
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