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R. F. Player, Ales. Bre;.
TFA01fER OF
Organ, Plane, Slngl e& 'Timm
SPECIAL CLASS
16 ('aledaota Terra's
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRS
Neatly and correctly done
Large range of coverings
WM. WD
BalaMoo Street Gedieeieb
For
hndigedbia• Ian. seidk7 and al ?WIUAI. AT LUCiiu'OW
aee.teb trouble -take
GASTRONOX
STOMACH POWDEP
Old at CAMPBELL'S DRUG
TAXI
Prompt, courteous service. -
Reasouable rates.
CLAYTON EDWARD
Lighthouse Street Phone 616.
Curtiss Beauty Salon
Naterelk Crogoiook Method of Permanent Waving
McGee Apartments - Hamilton Street
The special' prices announced last wrrk will be con-
tinued until Saturday, September-2i61h__
Appointments may be made by telephone, Ne 346 _"'
RAISE HUSKY BOYS AND WHOLESOME GIRLS
MILK -MADE BREAD
HEALTHY'r1L-APPETIZING-NUTRITIOUS
MAllr, IN OCR OWN BAKESHOP
ON
TRY I'S FOR
CAKES AND PASTRIES
E. U. CLEVELAND
WEST STREET PHONE 114
Threshing Meat, Choice Roasts-.--.1-lc-Ib.
Stew • teal ...Ile 12e
Roast Iamb O 1St
Leg 1 aanb ,1♦. 22I
Roast Seal Ile
Veal chops 2 Ibs. ter
Fresh Hamburg Steak
ell., et 2 Ibs. for
SATURDAY SRBCIAIL ONLY
15e
35e
25e
ROUND STEAK s, ib. 16e
SIRLOIN STEAK Ib. 19e
WING STEAK Ib. 18e
BOLOGNA 2 lbs. for 25e
SANITARY MEAT MARKET
Ptiuse Inti HaaiRon Street We Deliver
Dunea■.IlhoDsstakko Obsequies mi VA.
ism base LargelyA'ls■11sd
The funeral of ?twist. I1an4 a.
1lottaid, ktllad la the automobile acci-
dent near Dungannon on September
7th, was held at Luckuow ou Friday
last and was very largely attended.
The employees of the Luc•kuuw Table
Company were present. In a body and
acted a' flowerbearere. The funeral
cortege, one et the largest sees In
I.ucknow in many years. was heeded
by the town band, of which the de,'
ceased was a member. The Inter-
ment was In Greeuhlll cemetery.
Bev. C. H. Me luoald,•-ot. Lut•know
Preebyterlan church, was the omefat-
elargFinan
The pallbearers were three brotbbrs:
Clarence, Cameron -and_ Leonard. sad
t breeahmelsres-netaneseiminoineallanott
and George Webster.
GODERICH MARKET PRICES
OBITUARY.
/111487 AMIN II1QW ITT
Mrs. Mary Ann 'Hewitt, widow of
tate Lawn- }L lIIEItt 01 the Bay.
field road. Goderich tuwurblp, passed
away on Titeeday at tbe home of her
sun, Frank Hewiyt, Stratford. The re-
main* were broagbt-tu (kaierkb and
the funeral took place'yeaterday after►
noon from Brupbey's funeral parlors,
where a service was conducted by Res.
' -\. E. Yoorbuu.,e. The interment was
In aialtlaud cemetery. Dec -eared was
Iu her eighty-recoud year. Heir hue -
band predeceased her only eve mouthy,
four children survive: Frank
le..wnt, of Stratford; Mrs. Cora Lang -
'ley, of London ; Yrr. YeAlltrtt[►
'et Detroit, awl Mes,
Trial Set for
Walkerton Brokers
Charged with Diverting Funds
Entrusted to Them by CIi-
sents for Investment
The trials of Eldred -and Irvin M.
Ernest, cousins, delime(• Walkerton
brokers charged with conspiracy and
theft, bare finally been set for Mon-
day. September teeth, at 10 a.m., In
County Ja 'r Criminal Courts judge
m - =
These charges, which have bees
jg,,,eee are for nearly tau years,
me
+or6rarl. Laeiss-ArgYri-.when ..Arthur
Verity. Se.urltp Frauds Cumwission
investigator, was sent to Goderich and
to Walkerton to probe the Ernest af-
fairs. The accused have been on ball
of 95,000 each.
Each of the young men Is charged
xo
with tnspirary to defraud. In ad-
dition Irvine M. Ernest is charged
with the theft of 9201'' from J J
took t.l another 1:, to 33 tent
drop this week. with prospects of a
good late -roll They ey brought
tills) to 11. a.. ter 110.1b. hag. as com-
pared
t
pared with $1.75 to $12 lam week.
)>ltirrrs predicted they would drop
=1. Bacon togs were -off 2.eeiis
$82g
pee 4411.— Otherwise there were
few prier changes.
'Miry
Hens, 5 lbs., llc; here, 4-5 lbs., 10e;
hens, under 4 lb.., 7c.
Eggs mod Butter
Eggs, per dozen, ltic-:lte: butter,
dairy, Ib., 22e; butter, creamed, lb..
27e.
• • •
I'larro
Au oil re.Weut of Goderich, knows
to two generatiuna ay one of this
towu•s most plea•iug vo allata, parsed
away un Friday laat, In the person
lot Edgerton l'harles Belcher. Mr.
Belcher was In his eighty-third year
and had been iu falling health for
'setae years. Buru at Suutbawpton,
I Oat., the sun of Robert and Mary Jens
BGoderich
to I
Belcher, be came to ulerlch at the
JUteau live
years and bed d beef
ever since. ale war a . .leer by trade.
and was engaged lu that business tot
Baron hogs. cwt., $$.ZI: beef, lb., 4c
-5c; real, 1b., 15e -6c; lamb, lb., 6c -
over thirty years, but later was as
employee' ut the (3.derlcb Organ Co.
until he gave up active empluymeet
about eight year* ago. For many
years 'be was chief of tbe tomo'• lire
brigade, but be will be best remem-
bered us a Auger who as church cbVr-
irtrr or convert *Moist delighted to
• use iris tinebaritone vole for the en-
tcrtalouteut and uplift of his hear-
er*. His love of song characterised
1 biro to the end, and he was happiest
'Grain when at home or in a gathering of I
'Wheat, per bus.. 93c -95e; luck- :frleuda he rang his favorite utetodles.+- BRIEFS .---
wheat, bus., 4.'k -.'At•; oats, 40e; feed Ile was tmarrled first to Mary .\un --
barley, bus., 55c• ---110t': malting barley, Canteieu, and after her death to Eliza- A meeting of the bean growers of
80e-S5e.- beth • Carrick, who survives hint. Huron county will be held kt the town
Vegetables , One sou, George, at home, and one hall, Hensel), at 8 p.m. un Septen ber
Potatoes, new, $1.50e --$1.(t5. daughter, Mrs. J. D. Kelly tlIaael), of _ard, taw
Fleur sad Feed l'olumbue, Ohio, also survive, several The regular meeting of tbe Women's
Brea, 140 -Ib. bag, $1.50; shorts, lop- children having predeceased him, Hospital Auxiliary will be held at the
lb. bag, $1.60; Manitoba dour, 100-1b. The funeral took place Monday public library oit Monday, September
bag, $3-$3.26. afternoon from bis Inoue, Cambria i at 4 o'clock.
road, rib In the absence of Rev. f The cottage of Mrs. Ida M. George,
S nes pas or , -cur a
A fanner had a dream .Lusted church, the service Was Cron- ransacked at the week -tend, but nothing
I
}haus of Wiegbam, and of 91,4/5) from
Mrss, J. J, JF$OA of the same time.
The specific charge against Eldred
Ernest la that be stole $T0.84 from
A. 1'. Adams, amo of Wingham.
It Is alleged that the brokers ac-
cepted this money to buy certain stock',
but did not execute the order, divert -
Ing the mosey to their own use. la
the case of the E•raos 4'ouple It turned
out that the stuck. would have proved
a very ',rentable investment, 11- pur-
chased.
Head office of the Ernest brokerage
house was at Walkerton, with a branch
oth'e at %Vito:haul
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
O()).BORNIQ TU9ttNSH1P, Sept. 15.
L[ as MLgoAy q ttnr-has raturw iL to
Kitebener after apenritn her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McManus.
Miss Mary McMillan, of Port Albert,
is visiting with Mer, herb. Morris.
Messrs, Haw, and Peter McManus, of
Colgate, Sask., have returned home
after visiting their brother. Mr. Allan
McManus, and other friesdsr
Mr. and Yrs, Wm: Marsh are speud-
Ing a couple of day's ya London this
week.
Miss Frances Martial and. Misr Elea- '
nor TJ•udall are attending, Stratford
Normal ScbooL
llenderaue, et
visiting at tile twine of Mr. Wm. Marsh.
EYES sI
EXAMINED AND .t
GLASSES FITTED
AT REASONABLE
PRICE ..wf. „
A. L . COLE
- -'b86'r g FOUND
''lit ND.--YOI'NG COLLIE DOG.
/ Owner may have same by proving
property' and paylug for this advt.
IYIONE 35.
MUSIC
HELEN' R. LANE, A.T.C.M. lemon)
HELEN'
Performer's and' ZlrarheT'a I ION�N6
OPTOMETRIST
91 _ _"•GOLEROH
MASTERED ACCOUNTANTS
1. W. MO�ITEITH,
Chartered Accountant
89 Ontario street, Stratford. Ontario
(Member F'Iratbrook, McLeod & Mon-
teith, Toronto, Ontario.)
Cooter. Io- Plano aril Singles.
Glasses lu ng ng, Piano and Theory
to begin September 21.
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. G. E. MYERS, V.S., B.V.Sc,
VETERINARY SI'RGEUN
Graduate of the University of To
ronto and Ontario Veterinary College.
street. !'hones: Day 200; residence
49W.
,1D. *NT
Tilt IMAM IirNDRY, GODERICH,
LIVE: STOCK AND GENERAL,
AI•CTIONEER,
Telephone No 119
Salts attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satlsfac■on.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
(Mice at T. T. Murphy's, Hamilton
_
DR. r. J. R. FORSTER. EYE, EAR.
NOSE THROAT
Late House Burgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, a•-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
TO RENT. -COMFORTABLE COT- and Golden Sque.re Throat Hospital -
1 TACE on Trafalgar- street ---Apply { London, Eng.
to M. W. ILOWELL. EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
TO RENT. -SMALL HOUSE ON 53 Waterloo Street' S., Stratford.
W 1I►DElt STREET. Lights and Telepbwe 267.
water. J• Apply to MKS. ROBT. WIC- -, Next 'belt -Wednesday, October
liJ n 11111 nous and''raise only, 2 to 9 p.m.,
al Bedford Hotel, (loderich.
THE POli1T'ti TILL THFRF �Y 1' Lr t d1 North street Menesetung Park, was broken into and
dreamed that he had two thou- ducted by Bev. A. E. Moorbouse, se- crlur is missing, county p0ticr re -
lie
sand bushels of %heat :old was hap stated by Rev. H. A. Marisa. The. port.
i' . pallbearers were J. E. Barnwell, Mal -1 A talky truck, alleged], in charge
Then he dreamed he sold it for f, 1.:.11 eolm McKay, A. M. Robertson, Oliver • of a drunken own, accompanied by a
per bushel and hi- happiness in- ' Clark. W. C. Prldbam and W. J. An- woman, attracted the attention of
creased. drew,. and the flower -bearers were J. -burch people, including Chief
But he dreamed now that hr sold it IP. Hume, Allan MacDonald: F. Bishop, - posteletbwafte, a Sunday morning at
to Iwo thousand different people and' H. 1L Long, Norman Wark and Robt. , the corner of Britannia road and the
nobody had paid him and hr was sad. 1 BUset. Among the floral tributes i paved highway. 1,. N. Proctor, Brua-
_PAINTING IM89ON8•.
PA I NT1NC1 LESSONS.
A clam is Dela* of- leed to • y
Drawing. 'Decree. Painting. etc. Also
Christina* Greeting Card, - Two
hours $1. 'lea lessees 87.50 in ad-
vance. "
Shorter lesions- by arrangement.
Enrol now- and don't miss the first
Wt.•n he awakened he leafs -1 out of I was one from North street t'nitedi sets. was arrested, charged with drunk- classes. .--
!bed and ex.•laimed to his wife : "Mary.. church, of which deceased was a mem- i driving, and Mrs. Mabel Bell, charged
I have• had a solemn dream and I knees tier of lung standing and also for i'ith iutoxlcatiou. They- wlil.answer
the meaning of it. 1 am going to Iwy many years a member of the choir, throe charges In Police Court toile,.
that editor what we 11/We h1w for the The lnterweut was in Maitlaud crave The truck was chained up at.the sea[
Da lar tery. of the town hail:
Those from out of town who attended
e funeral braider the daughter. Mrs,
DOMINION STORES LIMITED
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UDLEY E. Holman.
Barrister. tie.
OIDce-/'Dort House._Goderiek.
Telephone 55. ,
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
UMe•e Hamilton Street. Goderb•`
Telephone 512.
• MARY HOWELL, —
Phone 213 4 St- lemma street..ERNEST M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Vic-
toria Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
WANTED
FOR TRIAL WANTED. -MAID FOR GENERAL
this afternoon was housework. Apply to THE SIGNAL.
at a higher court WANTED. -A GOOD SECONDHAND
price to BOX 34, THE SIG- THERAPIST
NAL. Goderich, Phone 341
tbe COMMITTED
J. D. Kelly, were Mrs. Kelly and Yr -l. John J. sluggard
Campbell Kelly of Duntroun, Mrs. Las- •committed for trial
sing and Miss Ilial-ou, of $ummerbUL--,
• • •
EVELYN DEAN
A Goderich home . bas been .orely
bereaved, and the young people of God-
erich have beet one of tblrinuat bt
loved members -of their- circle, by the
death at Winter Haven, Florida, on
Friday last, of Mary Evelyn Dean.
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
1. Dean of tuwu. Miss Clean, with a
rouslu from Buffalo, went to Winter
Haven almost a month "ago -erne a visit
to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, 1'.
T. Bean, fernier well-known residents
--n- rat (;tslerlt•I. She bad not been In
vigorous health and 00 the Sunday be-
' fore her death she lecame serluusIt
:II, and despite all that could be. done
�1 c. ' for her she passed away on Friday
k -t morning at Winter Haven hospital.
(
Miss (lean was a graduate of -God-
�•, star +r� ! erie1, Collegiate In litute, where, be-
sides taking a high lace In her clatlttea,
t , she took an active interest in the Llt-
},11e4-,v4Ne -.-erary�(ociety.Lf which she was_presi-
• D■
SSpeeial1 Vita -Fresh -Vacuum racked
1
FFE-
activltIe'. Afterwerda sb'eentered Royal
Vict..rie hospital, Montral,-aaa 'ormo-
lu -training. but name to poor bealth
she gave up the course and returned
to her home. She was a member of
_-- -„,Maitland Golf , Nub, of the Uoderlcb
1 Badminton Olub, of Maple Leat Chap-
1.04)4.„.
ha
1. ib► 3ks>tae 1
s wxlality�ter's Zhurch. She
was also a -member and ofth•er of t
Twentieth Century Young Liberal Club.
In all her associations she showed a
kindly, gracious disposition that en-
deared her to all, and there 1e general
sorrow at her untimely death. She
Is survived by her parents and by two,
brothers, Raymond and Edwin.
The body was brought to the strick-
en home and om Wcdneadtly mot'alag L•
a service Was field at Sf. Peters church,'
In the prese•nee of a large gathering of
sorrow log relatives and friends. The
Aletne•k Chapter, I.0.1) E., of which
Mrs. Dean 1. .Ceretarr. was repre-
roost by memters. Requiem high
mass ass sung by Rev W. A. bean of
!'ort Inndefo . cousin o1 deceased, as -
slated ley Rev. C. F. Nagle u1 8t. Peter's
rhur,-le. Rev. . rt her I'a11ou preached
the sermon.
The pallbearers were Raymund and
F..lwlu Mean. Herald' ('alder, John
Hughes and John 11111014111, of town,
xud tamer s K11loraa. of Stratford.
Interment was In St. Peter'. cemetery
In Colborne township.
Among the leautiful flowers were
tributes from the (icnleri.•h i'tddle Lite
rery Board, the Goderich Bridge ('Cols
the G.C.I. Literary Society, the Malt -
laud Goit Aub, the Goderich Baseball
rinh, slid Ibe-B3ltItiritrie (TITh.
rge
WO securities from
s of .testing FICO: otlo safe.Kindly send pollen- CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
his clients. lars and I
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
CHURCH NOTES
,—at__
TLtf Alar meeting of the Arthur
Mere will he held In the leeture room
of Knox church on Monday evening
September 21stit 8 o'clock,
The Mission Circle of North street
United cburch will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday, September 23,
at 8 p.m., .at the home of Miss Edna
Driver, Huron road. -
Victurla street United church Y.P.U.
will resume its artivities for the fall
term with a -meeting on Monday even -
:lug. September 21, under the rdlrectlol
of the Christhw citizenship depart -
went.
' The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of Vic-
, toric street United church was held in
the school room on Monday, with Mrs.
Henry Breen, priesldent, In the chair.
Reaper meat • - A a ' , -1'
i t>•- ._ �. . 'retafdr,- --- -.-treasurer
',Bee eery satisfactory reports- __ Mrs.
Robt. 0000 read "tbe Scripture lesson,
the Sib chapter of Acts: A reading on
.'fries was given by Mrs. Chas. Young.
Fourteen members answered the roll
Th- meat tntc was..sioss
P a missionary prayer by Mrs, tl.
••4nArrh'-vreft-wereetrifrrtl-T�1171
hour was spent.
he There was a f•ssl attendance at the
regular meeting of Knox-httrch
on Tuesday afternoon. The president,
Mrs. A. Taylor, gave a short report of
the Presbyterial rally held recently at
t'acen church, Exeter. A number of
good ideas were passed on to other
auxiliaries at this rally, and it is hQped
that a greater interest will be stlmy-
t the work CLL She..
devotional period was in charge of
Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. T. W. Taylor/
Mrs.LEdward and Mrs. ('rook, with
the president In t14g .•hair.
3 111,2
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COOKING ONIONS
10 lb. bag. 27c
SAVOY CABBAGE
Large size 10c and 12c
Eating or Cooking
APPLES 6 -qt. 25c
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PUMPKik �= No. 21A Tiffss 1S!
KKOVAH Isivealth Shite
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Special values
effective Ins
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Tits 18!
24-
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SIO -RE S LIMITILD
(FRET DELIV RI< ON ALL ORDERS)
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WANTED. -USED TIRES. LiE-
ERAi, allowame made, on your
Used tires for new Dominions,
Bl•:EVElts t4F:1tVI0'1* STATION
DOOM AND iI()ARI►.- CENTRALLY
Iterated. roomy hoarding honor
Five minutes from whim's and Square.
Ideal fur students. M118. R(1111
(;(1111). corner Victoria street and F:1•
gin avenue.
FOR SALE -
Equipped with electro-magnette
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropraetk•. Chronic, organic,
and nervous diseases. Lady la at-
tendance. Office hours 2 to 5 and 7
W re p.m on Tuesday, Friday and Sat.
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. 001y, or consultation may be bad
by appointment.
- Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSCIN
Residence and oth e-l'oruer of
South Street and Britannia road.
C1iSURANCE, LOANS. .RPC. ' .
R SALE. -=PLOW I't1INT8.
i ICKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
I'olhts fc,r all makes cif plows et
IIEEVi'RS' SERVICE STATIN?'---
Phone 40 - Goderich. Ont.'
VOR PALE -VERT' ('HEAP. A P(►I'L
TRY H1)114E. 16 x 50 1t., sompl.•I•
ANCE CU. -Farm and isolated
town property insured.
Coker' -Alex. liroadfoot, President.
Seaforth ; John E. I'epper, Vice—
Presi-dent. Brueeteld ; M. A. Reid, • Seery-
tery-Treasurer,
eer -tary-Treasurer, Seaforth.
'pt! to .114' H. ('AMP! LL, Auburn. Direr tura-x.-A efoot, Sea•
:forth ; James Sholdice, Walton; Wm.
von SALE. DYE HICYCLE, IN ox, I,atrtentora. Cearge I:eofSTcidr,
shape. Dublin; John E. Pepper, Brueefleld;
BF-EVF:RS' $ERVI('E STATION James Connolly, Goderich ; m.
]'hone 40 (iolerfe h, (int ioylan, Seaforth ; W. R. ArchibaldThoa,
..._Sealert.1 Alex_ MaEsring, ]Bibb.------
OUSN FOR HALE.-trWO-STORY Agents -W. J. Yeo, R.R. 3, Clinton;
ttrfva nun on"-reetwS 2fFk r Erg lT"*WT'* WRIT; myth-6/RT 1C7-Pepfr
rooms end bathroom, Gond mention. R.R. 1, Brueeteld ; R. F. McKereber,
Would exchange for bungalow or cot. R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kin-
tege. Apply at SiGNAL. OFFICE. cardlne; R. G. Jermuth, R.R. 1, Born-
holm.
R. SALE. -QUEBEC HEATER, Policy-holders'can make all paymeata
with bot water attachments, floor and get their cards recelpted at the
coverblg, eombteatIon taps, desk chairs Royal Bank, Clinton; Cattle Cutt's
and tables. Apply to EDNA M. Grocery,. Kingston street, Goderich, or
CAMPBELL, Beauty Shop, Square. .1. H. Rein's General Store, Bayfield.
The Baptist Church
Rev 8. It. Nc('lung. Minister
10 a m --Bible School
11 n m
"The Christian Reply to the
Spirit Of Defeat."
7 pm -
"Lessons Prom the House
Fly.”
RN
SMiTI1. Af Alexandra hospital, God-
erleh, on Friday, September 11, to
Yr. and. Mrs. A. Smith, Aubnrn,,a-
0100.
N1T(11E1,1,.-At Alexandra hospital,
ftrederinh:4on Saturday, feeptembeT
12. toshtr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitebetl,
Godlerk$. a•son -
WiLLIS.-At Alexandra hospital,
Goderich, on Monday, September
14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Verne Willis,
ef ibi(lerle'b: A son.
DIED
ltl'TLI9i)GL`.�-t Goderit h. on Friday',
-September,tt--Yttttda M. )tnttedgL
aged 63 years.
'19f61A71litR.-In Golerle h, on F?Iday,
September 11th, Edgerton C. Belcher,
In his Hard year.
DEAN -At Winter itaven, Florida, 01
Friday. September 11. Nary Evelyn,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
lleM Dean. of Goderich, aged 24
years. •>
One
To the Citizens of Goderich:-
Public
oderich:-Public Mee9ng will he held at the Town
Hall, Goelerkh. on "Honda), September 21st,
1936. at N o'clock In the evening, for the purpose
o,f considering the adsisahtlit) of holding an Old
Home Week In 1937.
t
CARD OF THANES
IRA. E. C. AFit.(1FIER AND PAMILY
wish to offend their tasteful thanks
LO neighbors and friends foeasay kind-
nesse* extended daring Mr. Deleber't
Illness and in the time of bereavetaset,
11 will be ten years air's, the celebration
of our Centennial In 1927.
Many of our eitireus and man) of our
(11d Ito). and Girls are urging that sueh a tele -
Walton he held.
11 our rill/ens are not whole lwartedly
entha-,elle about the proposal, the nailer will
he dropped. que(lon is not for the Connell to
e(tle, but is entlrel) up to the ritisenu of this
loon, to make Iheir own decision.
•
We hope for a large and represenlaltve
gathering.
H..7. _A.- MacEWAN,