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Wedding Flower, Floral Work,
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GEA. STEWART
FLORIST . Telephone 101
Ram Straits
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BERN'S SHOE STORE
The season's newest in
Running Shoes
Sport Shoes
White kid and linen
LET as sura 1r-.
W. Hern
Pima 43vt
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal--
Coke
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PoeIobontas ( 2 by 4 egg)
mu• 4. your wants in
at the . Pfompt
� -1 na , prices
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Telephone 1781 . Goderisin:.
County bItict
The road from Wlugham to Teta-
water, whish has bees under construc-
tion since June, la nearing completion.
The amnia ptof_lo; match of the
Huron Plowmen!' A•soclatlon will be
held at the relprot Taos. iiiiier• 13th
concession of Morris township, on
Thursday; October 8th.
William Somerville, of Exeter,
passed away September 6th at the
home of bis nephew, Stanley Coward.
las t'aboroe township. He was In bit
seventy-fourth year. His wife• prede-
ceased him.
An old resident of the Parr line. Hay
township, pawned away September 6th.
in the person of Mrs. Anne Hagen. wid-
ow of James Hagan. She wax nearly
eighty-eight years of age, and leaves
are sons and five daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton, of
Kincardine. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Elizabeth Pearl, to
Clifton Geddes. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Geddes, of Areberley, the mar-
riage to take place the latter pert
of September.
G. W. Nott, of the Huron road.
Tuckersmlth townn4tlp, was • success -
Oil exhibitor at the Toros-to-Hxhibltton
this year, taking second prise in the
earlot eempetitloo for select bacon
bogs attd fourth prise In carlot com-
petition for butcher lambs.
News has been received by Mrs.
W. T. O'Neil of Clinton of the death
of her brother, Henry Plumsteel of
Buffalo. He was ■ nephew of the late
Henry Plumsteel and is well known
to Clinton residents. He is survived
by his wife and a grown-up family.
The death occurred recently In the
Listowel hoapitil of Mrs. John Dennis;
of Walton, atter she had undergone
an operation. Deceased was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr. •nd Mrs. Allen
Roes ut McKillop township. Besides
her husband sew leaves a grown-up
family.
. There was a big pirnlc In the French
settlement at Drysdale ou Labor Day.
In ■ popularity couteet Cbar4le Rau
was first and Phllbert Denoome sec-
ond. There was_e_pratizain
and speeehes ' stilt 'tbir-day- 'eg
thoroughly enjoyed. The net proceeds.
which go to the funds of the perish,
were $700.
The marriage took place recently In
St. Marys of Miss Myrtle -facto daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mea. T..` -ft -Matt
Clinton. to Robert Falreervhe of Lott-
deslw.ro, non of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Fairservlce. After ■ honeymoon
co
trip to Toreuto the you,*uple will
reside on the groom's farm east a
Londeeboro.
Mins Nellie Ketlor, student of the
Mitchell High School. has been award-
ed the Provincial Chapter 1. O. D. E.
scholarship •mounting to 11200. The
Chapter offers three scholarahlpwe to
children._nf de eased or permanently
Aih•blcd. anIdlers of tile' Province. Miss
Kellar w111 enter the Western i'nlver-
P ity at London thin fall.
e�-th occurred last week of Mr*.
Robert Raney. of Clinton. 1411P wait
the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Wiltee. who reskled on a farm
on the London road. in IBRO she mar-
ried ,e .(,ARttslir•J:da exedeeeeeed her
twenty-three years. There were no
i-btldren and for some time Mrs. Raney
lad made her home with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Rartllff.
At Avon United church parsonage,
on Saturday, Sta
eptebee.- fish -,Ruby
Irmo, second daughter of Mr. --and Mrs.
W. 'J. Taylor or Varna, wie netted In
mWebster,
marriage to Watson Robert Weter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Webster,
also of Varna. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. W. Peurote. The
young couple will reside on the groom's
farm In Stanley.
A pretty autumn yedding took
place in the Grand Bend felted church
oa Saturday, September 5th, when E.
Mall Leyle. daughter of Mrs. George
Lovte of Grand Rend, became the bride
of William Orval Curts of London, son
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cutts of
Greenway. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. J. Mathers. The
young couple will reside at London.
The death of William George Pethick
occurred in Seaforth hospital Wednes-
day of last week after an Illness of
eeterai months. Dammed was. horn at
Winthrop thirty-eight years ago. a son
of the tate Richard Pethlck. in re -
coat years he and his family had
jived at Seaforth, Exeter. Stratford
and In Mullett township. He Is sur -
rived by his wife and one moo, Gordon.
Clintea's New Clerk and Treasurer
R. E. Manning has been appointed
clerk and treasurer of Clinton to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
D. L. Macpherson. There were ten ap-
plications for_tlse position. Ur. Mao-
ning has had many year' experience
In financial matters and since leaving
university has /pent his time at bank-
ing. retiring last year as. -manages .of
the Clinton branch of the Royal Rank.s
Kenneth Caeren's Orchard
Lueknow :Sentinel While visiting
Mr. Kenneth Cameron's orchard a few
DINNER DELIGHTS 1
Serve at least one "surprise' dish for
dinner and your guests will remember
that dinner beyond all others For ex♦
ample:
Baked I)bllg6t
4 ripe bananas
Juice 1 orange
4 tablespoons brown sugar
1(1 cup cocoanut. southern style
POeI bananas and cut Injuktkigalk
wise. Arrange In layers in grossed Mk -
lag dtah. Mtx orange Bike -with brown
sugar and pour over bananas. Sprinkle
thickly with cocoanut. Rake In hot
oven until bananas are tender and
cocoanut 1s brown. Serve Immedbte-
ly. Serves 4.
Sp elal Breed Pudding
2 caps milk. aealded
2 tablespoons butter
1 cup stale bread. east % inch
cubes
1.3 cup sugar
'4 teaspoon salt
t4 teaspoon vanilla
% teaspoon almond extract
2 eggs. slightly beaten
1 sap cocoanut, toasted
Combine milk With butter .and bread
cubes. Add salt. sugar and flavoringgg
to es and teat slightly. Pour milk
mixture over egg mixture and pont In
cocoanut. Pour Into greased baking
dish. place In pan of hot water. and
hake In moderate oven (850 degrees F.)
45 to 50 minutes. Serra a.
Mnaer Platens
(Serves 4-6l
2 oranges, juice of
2 lemons, juice of or
were agreed that this toad needed
Considerable work put oat R. but it
was out decided how mucb of It could
be done this tall.
The advisability of raising the peke
of cemetery lots was dlseussed. Coun-
cillor Tyndall moved that the price
be rallied to double that now paid.
There was no seconder to the motion,
but It was decided to settle this quer
tion at the October meeting of
_ iii .....Alto it .ti,iceseed crow --much
mowey should be spent oft the Melia
this year. Councillor Thom moved
that the ewtimated expenditure of
36,500 tw cut $1,000. The Reeve was
In favor of cutting It to $5.000. Fin-
ally 1t was decided to let the road
superintendent use his judgment as to
where the money could be spent to the
best advantage, and unless he found it
very neceanary he should not exceed
$8.000, and by no means to spend over
$5.500 this year.
On motion of Counelllors Fagan and
Thom. meeting adjourned to Tuesday.
October 13th, at 2 p.m.
H. P. MORRIS.
Clerk.
NOBODY HOME
Feminine Viii*- "ffelephonlnal-f,
my husband at the club?
Porter -No, ma'am.
Feminine Voter-ButI haven't told
you who I am.
Porter -Ah knows dat. lady. Rut
they ain't nobody's husband here
nec.h.
S. Ammo' Sb. Cas/d Sore
FoIt*aiN Distinctive Styles
Our customers will appreciate the many distinctive style feature.
which characteris the smart Shoes we are showing this season.
.They will take their place in the front rank of the Easter style
parade.
The p astylesme black aod brown kid *there in Pumps
-!lea witha varietyof hs•
mostly the medium for sheet
The selection is so extensive for men, women and children that we
art sure we calf St and please yod in 'atu1lty, style and prioi 1f you'll
only let us try.
GEO. MACVICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE GODERICH
1 grapefruit. juice of
2 cups water
Sugar or honey to taste
1Mix thoroughly)
ear Tatit rtrm AdltTO the s
mixture 1 cup of the juice of another
frpit. .11(.11 at grape juice, raspberry
juice. loganberry juice. pineapple
$nice, eider or the Inlet' hoes age
days ago Mr. Pearson of Liverpool I einNed fruit.
England. made the statement that it Or add 1 cup of puree made by fere
was one cat the lest he had ever leen 11 Ing peaylses. pears. apricots. bananas or
In. This remark coming from a tpao berries through a potato fleet - Or.who vlsltt the .hest -orchards In Vir• / ee.an•wt• mew, _
ebb. Nota S ostia and Ontario should ;
d .sil.jbt rwu luwlre L►rrw : tLst; l[r. l'gnueron'e.„,: ,,._
orrttard ranks nlnosg the test not rosy- - • blrervea 4•81
in Ontario but In the wider field. 1. „tip flne1y rhopped mint
Look, Motorists!
._ 100 per cent Pure-
Pennsylvania
urimPennsylvania Oil
REGULAR P31OE doe" QUART .
NOW 25c QUART
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Bring your 5 -gallon can and get it for 00o per gallon
•
A trial will convince you of the quality.
Miller's Service. Station.
♦ t7maar anus at jf Jldn moils♦ Phos in
Water services in arrears
will be
CUT OFF
Without further avtice
unless arrears are -
paid on or before
$aptamber 15
GODERICH
WATER AND LIGHT
COMMISSION
i'nio` r rho`
ictl$r,11F= J
L boa
or asks.
Ramon it bas posit-
ively relieve die itch-
ing almost as soon as
applied and Ahem a
healthful healing of the
.kin, Dr. Chase's Ointment
L a most laid a.et USIA.
.ant for.11aaslaa.
rhoids or Film sail an
Irritations lit tits skin 1411y
Dr.tChas¢'s
OINTMENT
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FOR - w
Choice Quality Groceries,
Fruits, Vegetables, Lud,
Batter, Eggs, Meat, Flour,
Sborteaiag, sic.
THE RF.'T OF EVERYTHING
SPECIAL PRICES
We invite you to call in and in-
epect mu clean wholesome stock
Frigidaire-equipped for
your protection
Silverwood's Ice Cream
PHONE 148--
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CLEVELAND'S BAKERY
-TRY OUR -
Milk -made Bread
YOU WILL BE
DELIGHTED WITH IT
PIES.. CAKES and
. P.
:111 orders given oar prompt
and courteous attention
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E. U. CLEVELAND
Telephone 114 West Strain
West Street
- ELECTRIC SHOP ._.
y . itio0odnrich
gra D IVitR Oil TOWN
Their Meer H{edding I t, cup orange juice •
Neighbors mild friend. gathered ai ',.cop lemon Jules. : ---
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ('has. 51e- I 1 teblepstwn powdered sugar
I
etYdter flit. in- het them celebrate 4alf an UAur. �n warm pinto
1)onagb, of A i feld-en Friday evening. oadilne and etarw _. . _
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their silver wedding.A buffet lunch',
was !erred and a wedding cake decor- _ __ _•_Friesen Fruit Cocktail
ated with twenty -fire burning eandlea (Serve eeet
as cut by .the bride. Mr. end Mra.. 14 cup ernaherl t.ineappte
MCDonagh jere presented by tlhegnedts, 2 _awn :nefage WILD
with a -beautiful sandwich tray, Rev. % cup grapefruit pulp
C. Tavener making the presentation. 1% to 2 cups powdered sugar
They were the recipients also of many - Drain pineapple and ,cold to orange
glfta In silver from friends at Toronto and grapefruit pulp Add powdered
and London. eug'kr and stir until dissolved. Pont
A Wirtgham Wedding into mold and park In 4 Warts ice and
' A quiet wadding took plaee at The 1 Pert .sit. het .gond for 3 h
Baptist ehuril personage, ��'ingham. , Intil (mien.
on September 7th, when haute Alice.
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Smith of WIngham. became the
bride of Murle on Lloyd Hayden. was of
Mr. amid Mrs. O. ". Hayden of Wing.
ham.....The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Weyburn Smith, pastor of the
Wingham Baptist church. Mr. and
Mrs. (lhirie Smith of Goderleh. th'
former s brother of the bride, were
the attendants. The happy couple left
by sofor on a trip -to -Toronto and
Niagara Falls. They will make their
home In Hingham.
Might Have Been Worse
Dennis Dneharme of the Bronson
line. Hay township. had a narrow ps-
pe from serious Injury the other
day. He was assisting on The farm of
Paul Masse. where threshing was going
on. A wagonload of oats was to be
moved and Mr. Dneharme and another
men took - the wagon tongue. while
six or seven of the men started pw'h•
Ing the load forward. The sudden start'
eansed Mr. Ducharme's feet to slip and
he fell. Before the wagon mull be
stoped one wheel had posited over
h oth feet near the ankle. Through
some miracle he escaped with hrnised
legs only and Is able to be ground on
Friitches. He wore hetet, atesea et the
1 time and this helped to protect his
UioTis: goy~ s mow CWai.
Donald Ross (Donny ►, the four-
- son of Postmaster and Mrs.
Gorge Dunbar, of Ethel, chose s dan-
gerous playground when he climbed a
twenty -Eve -foot ladder Inside the large
Morn of Iia father, two miles west of
that village. on the 9th eomeeeaion of
Grey. Ou reaching the top of the
ladder he Walked a narrow girder for
about six feet until he came to s sec -
fond ladder leading to a ventilation
window. about midway on the steep
galvanised roof. How he managed to
crawl through the opening and climb
the steep slippery roof Is a mystery.
He ran along the peak to the very
edge and looked down. a dletanee of
yip ;bout fifty feet. Stewart F'erttuson, Robert Cnuites. eh damsy,r 1
R'mew- titan, netted the -Ind any. : 3feltlshll ' enry, a eep is
ing there and tattooed in to the Karn. offish by tags, $.10; fietrmF- "a !r,
He quickly climbed to the ventilator
called to Donny and asked him It he repairs. 5RAR: A. G. Gillespie. payiulnt
tlimrght he hadn't letter come down- to on the Elliott drain, 1(110: S. Sall4.
whlcii they'cwn>Ysterrabml� replrpd "all hers. patrolman. 160.93: R. (lhamne
ri*bL-- and walking ale peak like an Thiffi1'man. ett3.2(t: R. Vi•eeilt. patrnl-
old-tinter he and down to -the finicking man. $7v5,43-: -I,- .Vin nt...itntrilrt)iitih.
Keine of Mr. Pergutw1n. Mrs. Dunbar 119.13: Wm. Craig. rnntraet on eulvert.
said she hadnt horn out to see where enncessien 2. $134.7:1:.:Wm. Anderson,
her youngster hail. been. The thonght
cal It Was eatugh.
WE CARRY A COMMRTIC
STOCK OF •
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of all
kinds
Estimates gives es asolitaiiss
PiARTH'
Ts one !!! 00(ierieh
x4111-
Hal[ and Hal
2 cups orange faire
1 cup lemon juice
to to 1 cup sugar _----
5 eups Iced water
cracked ire
Combine kohttefreeT-e
taste. atiltN',l$ t' cities: Pour
cracked ire in giamnem. (Serves
• Chrysanthemum Salad
(?ierree C.)
6 small oranges
lettuce
apples
Cott through the akin of oranges
three-quarters of the way down and in
very fine at -rips. being eareful not to
break strips apart. Remove orange
pulp and curt In piece.. Place each
orange skin In a Moi of lettuce leaves
and 611 centre with orange pieces and
long slender pleoees of apple. Serle
with arifdedred Orienting.
Breaklsmt C.ektall
(Serves 1t
-__
2 orangel.. juice cal
pinch of salt
1 teaspoon honeeemwwtrga'r-in-tswts
Rent together and drink every morn-
TOWNSHIP COUNCHIS
These Hysterica
Womenfolk
RYING ... sobbing... Iaugh-
iog. N strung to the
breaking poi nt. W hat a state to be in!
Constant headache, bearing
down pains, dizzy spells are rob-
bing her of health and beauty.
1f she would only give Lydia S.
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound
a chance to help her. 91 out of every
100 report benefit. Watch your own
troubles yield to its tonic action.
Try a bottle of either the liquid
sr the convenient (sew tablets. Let
k help you as it has helped so many
thousands of suffering women.
£�sdilaaa rt
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
cutest -aim ' =
Travel via the C&B Line to Cleveland
points West and Southwest
New Low Fares and cAuto 1(ates
Between BUFFALO and CLEVELAND, May 1st to Nov. 1st
Irving, each way at 9:00 p. m., arriving 730 a. m. (E.S.T)
14.50 one way 17.40 round trip
Amos carried to ion.., ....d .Joe. Sow. Iti. IS•se ser ear car.
Sommer rata. owl, $ 7 • and *Aso
_between PORT STANLEY, CANADA. and CLEVELAND.
-__ 28th to Sept. 9th. Leers Port Stanley at 4:30 p. m.; arrive
y•)o p. m. 1.v. tbers 11:}4 p.at00uroPt. Stanley 6:00 a.m.
-. 13.00 One way 15.00 round trip
Amos aastai. 94.10 rte
THE CLEVELAND MID. BUPVALO TRAMNT COMPANY
Poet Stanley. Canada .. .. .. Buffalo. N. Y.
E WAWANOSfi
('ourself met on September Sth. with
all the members present. Minutes of
lam( meeting were read and approved
on motion of Camplwll and Reid.
The collector preeente.l hit end. the
some being aecepted ae .atdsfaetory,
Two by-laws• one confirming appoint,
ment of collector and the other author-
ising the addition of three per eight,
un all taxes remaining unpaid after
December 15th. were read and passed.
The following accounts were paid:
The Munielpnl World. supplies, 12.66:
sheep. valuator. 14: Bowyer -Massey Co..
graterand innueetintt. $10: the Burl-
ington Steel Co., steel for culvert.
110.10: freight iln same..*2.41 : J. nil.
MINISTER'S ADDRE$$ rood slstwerintehdcnt. $21.
in an inrprr•n-lye nddr.ws cat the Cottrell adJonrntol to repel again on
C. N. E. on .tgrienit,,rel Day. Hon. i Tuesday. October 13th,. -
Tllireas i.. Kennedy made several - A. PORTERFiEi.D. Clerk.
strong points. "The time tan. some
ttltw'•vrr
In OOntario." Ice .a Ll. "when reltirtra• • C0i,114OR\F',
'lira pink ehnttiit tit -1/1 e itis mritiettheist In"tliie
hiflaner arable r t T n we Tn et 1 s t . a p.m.,
THERES ONE
THING YOU
CAN'T SEE
14_japitAis;
PATPATH F 1 N D
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Fa
Goo
YOU eau tree the sturdy, deepest
tread. You can see thousands of
WIFS of `mow"even - wear of _wee
safe traction. You canoes that is its
carcass have been bulli ply on ply
of strong, elastic, Supertwist coed,
-" �- strength and life are there. Its
very appearance gives you con-
fidence -that it will do more than
it needs to do on any job BUT -
YOU CAN'T SEE THE PHiCE!
- Don't look for an inexpensive tire
in a cheap place. Ser our complete
line of Pathfinder Tread Goodyears
before you look for a "bargain" tire.
Pathfinder price falls far below
Pathfinder quality.
time very shortly when nil breed,' ill) with nil the metniwers present. Minutes
rept• of the world will know that of with
meeting adopted at reed, on
he of far higher .tenrlerd, to that the! nooion of Councillors I'.•agsn and
wlsws they get an animal from rgllmrsctr i+tetl. The road enperintendent'.
It will he free from disease and para payment t-on.hers Were examined and
.Ilea and have a long line of prndnetlon their amunnt of 1322.46 ordered paid.
Mehind It " 1 on motion of (bu1* illors Thom and
The Minister Ole 110141170d what Plthiatln. The following bills were
It world mean to (hntarin farelev. 11 ordered to i.' Paid: The Mnnletpnl
Canmdimm wnnld Lny hams arnw n World Ltd . for .upplie+• 1170: Frank
fruits. Thei.. true/lion . of benefit lin 3cllwalu. ter lo•u.h. palet .cad oh ..
a . -x.111. oar . j . , t
. iii&ii,.7ltt's1�t1fitAti: halt rkr. she' s -wa .... , p
• �'1 ,tree 'lit+ "1+,r .lotto. l4a ill. *lis hatwtnt�, e• "1 .... 4"r ,- artd EIg1ll �IV,..:,,..
11.51 gfntt1le11f?e wow all R c.Nnely *1i1.1 law ..m.. on Abtln (Irwin. 51AR 10 � -. -- - - ..
essential faetor to snrreoefnl ferning County Engineer Hoy Patterson
, sod he nntll*-d some of the Govern• wrote the roun(.II. odrawing attention
/meat work In enodneting element' for to the neater-tprl (,nutition of the road 1
ymuig fermata ,.. '_tDarn IMwk, 'to the lake 'The Muir!! i
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Miller's Service Station-'
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