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CARLOW, June 4.—Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan. Crawford and family; of Flint,
Spent the 'heliday With their
parents, gr. and 'Mrs. Allan
and other friends, •
Mr. Wm. Wilkie, Helen and A.udrey
motored. with Mrs. Wilkie to Cedarville
son .Friday, returning On MondaY:
Mr. eralsMrs, Wm. Clayton, of Put.
nem, spent Sunday With,the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Treble,
Mrs. Jileltenna returned with them and
will vieit for a week, before „returning
to her home in Toronto.
The eorintryside le looking beautiful,"
with ite green lielcIS and 'apple and
,cherry blossoms, and the golden dande--
,llone everywhere. ,
Rev. .13r. Barnett, of Gloderich;
cupied, the, Presbyterian pulpit ort-Stin.
DUNGANNON, -June 4h lt
• MU. Ache, Culbert, Mrs. Arthur Calber
end daughter Cora and Meeere. Herb
day and eltoee for his subject the
colors3 of th-e Union Sack and what
they stand for. A quartette was -effec-
tively' rendered by Aleedames monildt.
and Marsh, and Messrs. Tyndall ieed
Marsh. There was a geed 'Oongrege-
tion
. There was no service in the „United
church on Sunday, ' as Roc: Gordon
Havelwoo(j was at 'COnference., Sun-
day sphool and church service will be
held next Sunday at the visual hours,
2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
. The .play put . by the Belgrave
young people „under the itakipiCeS of
the Bed Cross; entitled; "Il'eme Again,
Home Town," was well presented and
Was much enjoyed by a fair audience;
also the violin solos by Mr. Gibbs,
accompanied by his son Donald at the
piano.
Every gaturday
JACK EVANS
and His 10 piece Oichestia
' the= .Miller Style Band'
Smart and New
GitAND BEND
Admission 56c Dancing Free
DONNYBROOK
'1XY,NbiritItOitlIC June and
Mrs. Norman Thompson and daughters
.Rutir, end Orace,were Sunday visitets,
at the home of the' fonner's brother,
,Mr. 'Joe Thompson, Listowel, . on ,sun. -
day. .
. • .
Mr. and Mrsj. a Robinson and fam.
By Were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Ms. Edgar Pattiton, Wing -
lam.' • ,
11,(k. 'Graham' Dlitinmiej and )$fr. And.
Mrs. Elwin Chamney,--- Wingharn, spent
Weiday Witlf-their Parents, • Mr, and
Mrs.. R. Chamney. • .
Those who attended the diStrict an-
nual meeting of the -Women's Institute
at St Helens on Friday were Mrs.
Moss,. Miss J. L MeA1listr,Mrg. Dave
ChamneY, Mary 10a,erol. And Noreen
Kinahan.
The W MiS v1i1 meet on Thursday;
June 13th. in the einireh. *Ws:Crozier
of Crewe sviii-be preeent. to .giveher
report ofthe Conference branch
g; meeting. Members of Aulnitit,'Weet-
teld and Crewe are invi .
ee
•
A COTTON CARNIVAL—scores of new ways
n to use them, Cottons for daytime and seven-
ing wear7 sparklingnew ways to wear them.
Diverting new ideas for home decoration.
Conietsnd Sett how easy it is to, creshen.ui) th
1I�m, to introduce Colour to your rooms.
Thursday Afternoon at 130 and Evening at 8,00 o'clock .
'i11114E 13th, AT Ma,oXAY HALL
See the Seasons smartest styles in cottons on living models
DO011 PRIZES ADMISSION FREE
',Ain are cordially invited to attend .
SCHAEFtRit
Stothers and Arthur Eiliott attended
the .funere,1 of the late Mr. Andrew
Kirk, of Seaforth, 'on Monday.Mr
Kirk was .4 former resident of 414 dike
triet, on ii farm, now owued by Mr,:
rrank Pentland. We extend sianpathy
to the bereaved wife .and family.
their sorrow.
MrseClias. Young, daughter Florence
and Mr. Walter Miller, Stratford, were
visitors with the fornier's niece, 4rs.
C. Brown, on Sunday. -
A. number of relatives and friends
in 'this district plan to attend the
graduation of nurees at Goderich
Friday, when Miss Lenore Stothere
will be one of the graduatee. • '
U Cesemore; Mrs. Harvey Mole
and on Donald visited 'relatives at
Behnore on SunclaY.
Mrs, Wilbur Johneten is assisting iu
the -horae of Ur; and Mrs.- ilarveY
Mole during the illness a Mr -;'Win
31o1e. • • ' s •
Mrs, Stanley Tzlughei', has returned to
Term:0o ;after a weekspent with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David'S. Erring-
ton. .
Mr, and Sire. waiter $tatford ,and
daughter Dawn spent the holiday
'week -end with the lady'sparents, Mr
and Mrs. jos, Hamilton. .
sealiesand-MisseilejSsle'sEesdrandl-ain
ijy d Vent Sunday witb reletives at
MOnkten and Milverton. . •
Ur.. and Mts. Albert Orser have pur-
chased ethe residence north of the vit.'
lagessettaiesi by Mr. and Mrs. -Iseroi
AStineel end will move, in julY.
afizes -Geeeivielve litimilton, Who Is
:employed wtb.. a branch a the Royal
Bank, at Toronto, is having a fort-
night's holidays. .
Mr. and Mrs:' Donald .F6wler and
daughter Melba visItd t1ie7fOriner's
slater, Mrs.R�yBurehlll. Mitchellosm
und:47.
aes„ae.e 'lei; Christie spelt' t
Stinday with relatives at Seaferthi
Mr. Gillis liainee. TeesWater, and
sons, Blyth and Carmanellot.
seshifield, spent Sunday together in
Dungannon; . • e
Mrs. Bruce McArthur and children,'
Valerie .andf• Bruce Leroy; have re-
turned, -home after Spending a week
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gs
V. Collins, at Chatsworth.
_ -Mr. and Mrs I„J. Durnin. Mrs
Carpenter ti‘nd Mies Dreaney attended
a special, service at the LUcknow Ans
glican_sehurchs don =-Tiresdaseiight,
Twentyslive were confirmed, sthoee
affiliated with St. Paul's church,
Dun-
gannon, being Miss Conny. Morris,
alargaret'Stewart, Harold Stewart Mr.
and SMre,„ Melville Stewart, Mrs and
Mrez. Lorne Ives and Mr:, Harry
411Xper. • ,
Receiving Degree. — Miss . Bernice
Blake has . won her bachelor of arts
.degree and + her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Blake, and grandmother, airs,
Wm. Blake, of Asisfield, are eftendin
the convocationatthe -University of
WSkitern Ontario at London,, at which'
the degree Is to be conferred,' This
young -lades university studies- began
when, -attending Wingham High Scheel.,
she, obtained_ for general proficiency
two years' free tuition at. University
and. then, again the tilird , patter
scholarship for Heron county. We
heartily congratulate her upon her
saccess and 'wish her a_ bright and
happy
Presbyterian W.M.S.--The
of Erskine Presbyterian church met`
Tuesday. May 21st, at the home of
Mrs. Win. Stewart. Mrs. Bich. Mc.
Whinney, president, opened the meet-
ing and gave the topic. "Serving Our
Generation." business discusston
was followed. by an account of the
Baster thankoffering and a.report ot
the Presbyterial meeting 'at Brussels.
Mrs. W. R. Stothers gave • the Glad
Tidings prayer and Mrs. Jones the
daily prayer. Mrs. Davidson gave a
talk on "Moving ` Mrs.
Stewart reported on the jhansi fielil
and Mrs. Jones read of the Bhil field.
MeWhinney in behalf of the
iSeelety tendered sympathy to Mrs.
Davidson in the loss of her--s1.4ter In
the West. ,Tones was pianist for
-the meeting: -Mrs. Stewart,' the hostess,
served lunch. The June meeting;
Which is "Home Helpers" meeting, will
be held at' the home of Miss Josephine
MeAllister.
CREWE
onE,virE; Frances '
Crozier left on Saturday last for Lork
don, where she purposes taking a busi-
ness -training. in the We.steryelt Busi-
ness College.
Miss, Mabel Reid Called on friends In
London on', Saturday last:,
Mr. Aldoil Hasty of Ridgeway Spent
over th-e week -end With hie father, Mr.,
W.111asty, and brother Lorlre.-
Mrs. Samuel Sherwood visited last
week with her 'sister,.
---TWaealey,sin,Undores
Extenelve repairs 'are 'being put oh
(the' CrewesstsritedsehtttksYtFspriortsiftlie
fiftieth anniversary eelebration which
will take Place the last ot June and
July 1st The, church services are
being held In the school -house until the
,repairs on the interior are completed.
Elliott; ItIvett of Auburn spent Sun-
day With his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John ItiVett.
IMessrs. ,Jack- Curran, sr., and
Brown :are busy renovating the 'Blake
brothers' house. ,
By the look a the hayfields and .the
iserieg crops, the barns will be filled
to 'capacity, if no frost conies later on.
We are eorty to say that Mr. Ceell
Blake is suitering these days with a
carbuncle on his neck whieh has had
to he lanced.
•'811, AUGUSTINE
W.O,BLXNGA4
XWAISso,leeturer 'who ia coming from Winnipeg
. to. Goclerich to addr1MajI- }Tall seeesthesladieasof-AhiseeerripMers-
s?.Thursday.afternoOn and evening.
Attention is direeteel, to the announcement in this -
issue of Mr George W. Schaefer.
• .BAYFIELD •
BA.Y.FIELD, June 5. -Ire. D. Dewar,
visited her daughter, Mrs.' Ernest Beim,
in Farmington,. Mich., Over the Week-
end, • • •
--Mrs and Mrs. F. Hendricks and son,
of Birmingham, Mich., were with Mrs.
Ifendricksl-rtunt, Miss Fairbairri, over
the week -end. s ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Supnick And daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. Stevenson, returned to De-
troit on Saturday after, ,having spent
'a couple -of days with ikRrs. Holloy at
her suntmerheme. here.
Mrs. S. Cleave has returned to her
'hone in the village efter having spent
the swinter with daughter, Mrs. J.
Gingriele Bad Axe, IMich. •
Bob McLeod left on , Sendai to join
the S.S. Georgian at bollingweod:
• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and, fam-
ily, of London, were the guests.of Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Baker over the week-
end.
Mr. Wm. Tillman returned to Londe
on Sunday after -having spent- -a for
night at their, eottage in the village,
, Mr. and . -Mrs. Thos. Erwin of Akio
4)1tite, are visiting the former's brothe
Mr. As E. Erwin, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mee. Harold Weston as,.
small eon and Mrs. 'Ode Newton, 3)e.
trolt, .areSpending this week with Mr
R. Weston. • ,•
..,. Me. 'end.' Mrs. Norman Tonie of ,De-
trolt"arrlyed on Sunday"to spend t
week with the former's mother; Mr
E. ,Toms. s
• Painful AceideiteLjacqueline Par
'ex', younger .daughter bf Mr. and* M
Jlobn Parker, -met with' .6. painful a
tidexit on Wednesday of last. week
.,wlten playing baseball Withsa number
ef children.. The bat slipped out of the
'hands of one.of the boys and struck her.
'the eye. The "eye-and4face Were. so
badly swollen and cutlhat the extent
of theaccident could nOt be determined'
at the thne. but Since the swelling has
gone downit has been fOnxid, that the
sight Was not injured, ,
Dies in North Dakota.. -'Word wa
'received. in •• the sudde
death of Lorne R.Johnston., son of th
lateilez.,-Thoraes,johnston aid Mr
AMIt
,
'Ott •
ANNIVERSARY VIC'ES
at Baptist Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 96
mt. A. J'Atilbort,pastor, will meek Aluivenary Serums
at 11 gam. end 7 p,m.
A quartette from, Stratford win provid. special musk at
both services,
extended to Mrs. Geo, Polleek Atud
family In.the death of the husband and
fatherr, Who spessed ,asvay early 'heit
.iSluilaY Morning, ,
The Ashfield. Patriotic Satiety will
hold a meeting net Tuesday afters
noon at, the home of Mrs. Richard Mc.
Whinney of Crewe. Donations of
blankets or money tepurchase ,blaarkets
vvill be greatly appreciated.
Moving ,pieturee, of the royal family
Were shown in the basement of the
Angliean church by Rev.. R. Mi Weekes
ef Blyth on Monday evening,' There
was a ,good attendartee. The- presenta-
tion of a gift was made on behalt. of
the congregation to Rev, le Patterson
whesjessienhig.stoe_take.:a.-elaargeeet
Huntingford. . Mr. Patterson replied
with thanks,. Lunch was served by the
ladies, •
sOMMOR tOTgla„
A service of .humbleintereession for
the King and Empire and tor our Allies
willshe held In St *George's ehilrch.
every sWednesday afternoons , at 5
o'clock. Everybody is welcome,
Amilfereary services,: will be Iteld at
je ..Goclerielt Baptist eltutell on Sunday
net -The pastor, Itiev. A. J. /ififligans
swill preach morning and evening, and
tratfords quartette - swill-previde
speelal music at 'hoth services,
Rev Z, a'. Patterson, who for the
past .• year has been assistant to Itev.
A.A. Maloney Of the Luckneve Anglivan
eliurch, has been named by Bishop
S„e,eger
as rector of Christ "church,
lluntingford, and' Trinity church,
Zorn. Ref. V. A. Hannigan, formerly
asSietent rector at Deauville, *Nomad.
Mr. Pattereou in the Lucknow parish,
which lueludee Dangaunon and Pork
Albert,
The Churelt Women's 00114 Of *es
George' Church met 'Tueedaty afters
noon in the Guild room, With Misa 31.
Salkeld Wee/ding. The MeetinN
opened with a hymn. The Slripturo
reading was given by Mrs. Palmer, fel,
lowed by the. Isord'e Prayer. Pier*
were Made tor' the annual garden
party. ,
Next Sunday evening At ,Vieterie
street United antra a 0,ry1ee wUl
reaeuted''Varlitliiir":11;0111-UX 'Of the
Englikili, Irish, 'Scottie's, French,
Dutch, Vireish, Canadian hYmns wUl 14
sung,•and oompositions by lilunielt and
Norwegian musicians eviii be Played. ss
Bev. W 1 Lane, Rev. .0* X4 nreWit
and Mr,. A. M. Ttobertsion represented .
the :United Chunk congregations at
Goderich at the London Conferente the
past week Very w thange$ were
made in the minieterial stations of •
Huroe Presbytery.
MRS.
-Vire#1, Where Are They?
A 'proud father was teaching "1110
small daughter to tell the time. "These
are the hours. these are the nth:tate%
and these are the seconds," he said.
Pointing them out
The sraall was rather pezzled,
•'But where are the 'Jiffies,' Daddy?"
she aSked.—The Ftirres.
Describes_ Grand Relief From
Stomach.....MiZetyr,....Bilionsness
Backache, Headaches and Nerv-
ousness. Ki#neys, Disturbed.
• Sleep.
".1 can't begin to . express 'my Jhanks
cfor what ;Syntona has done for me.
LS stomach W: in such It eondition
1' that I pr.actleally,-had, to • live on Dread
n and butter; .but now can eat any-.
.thing .I- like." That is what -Mrs -s4
Bertha Harding, 117, East street, Lon-
e don, suld'sitCa recent-rePert. Abdut
(Parker) ,Tohnsten. :Owing th
Syntona. 'Read the rest of her sincere_
death of his mother at his Firth
1884;, 'was raised by the late Mu
Jelniston, -and at the -age Of -Isis
teen -went to North Dakota.- to iesid
with. his father. ',Ile was a traVellin
salesinan aria died shortly after leaidn
The -tru6wniieralt6Qotil;911PIlale. r.ce4:10% MlaaaYy.'2209tth
from Thief River Falls, North Dakota
•under the auspices. of tbe Masoni
sseTs6dge.sefswhierhesiste a member: IX
As Survived by ,his wife,(Ether roster)
one daughter, and, one son
Gprdon. Re was .a nephew of Wm
Johnston and Mrs. Charles. Parker, whe
with .several _cousins and many boy
hood friends regret bit untimely death
Missies :1., and 0. P.. Rat/101'4:4
MOULit Pleasant, Mich., came on Tues
• day to.epend the sumnier at their tot-
tage in the village.,-
• i% Wartime Entertainment—Rev. .4 -
'Graham presided Over the '..cmeert in
the Town Hall On. Thursday evening
last aid ef, the Red Cress Societe.
The Program opened With the sieging
of ‘i0 Canada." "The Flivver Family,"
'an amusing skit featuring the backseat
driVer .and the long.:suffering inthet
14--.Oile of those Old touring cars, drew
many laughs. Chas. -Gemeinhardt• took
• the paet,of the :father, while Mrs. Eric
• York as the Mettler and Leslie Elliott
and- Mrs Weston as thildrefieeora-
pleted the family. The skit vete dir.
e'cted by Sire. R. Gairdner.. Mrs.
James Ferguson directed a, short play;
"They Do Say," in: which the gossips
enlarge Upon an incident in the ehureh
• until In their over -fertile imaginatioris
a battle has taken place and. hundreds
are in the hospital. The scene nenvee
from house 41 house and paws in
hilarity. ',Those taking part Were 'Mee -
dames McEWen, Larsen, Parker, Tins,
Mises Den, -Gemeinhardt And
Pease. Over the- Beek , Fence," a
short. skit by „two."colored gals" (Miss
, Ellen, MacKay- and SfrS. 11.
Gairdner), revealed a good deal in
loeaj hits and also the fact that even;
• if they did sink,off key the "gale,
-coultlfdartier iltitcf$arn /lens
sail contributed ...ssplessalegsoloss
-443.1116tellestiliasse- Be an England," arid'
`The Open Road." Ile was accent-
'Paailed isy Mrs. R. Middletere Miss.
A. M. Stirling, vice-president, welcomed
the people and2nade a special appeal
foe blankets, new or In geed cora:Wen,
."
and also for new clothes for refugee
children ail4 grevireups; TWenty-eight
men took part in the "Mock Trial," In
1 wlilebivarious cases were teicel before
the judge (Jahn Pease). Charles
Gemeinhardt took the part of elerk,
George Elliott was' sheriff and Win. E.
s Jelin Parket were counsel for.' the
plaintiffs and defendatitg.: ' Female im-
• personators were Jack Sturgeon (col• -
ored). Eugeiie Castle and George
Caetle. Mr. A, E. Erwlit Was director.
ratrietie songs were Sung by the -Whole
comPanv. Li the - intermiesion .before
the mock trial Misses Vera Pease and
Doris Ater:wee, played a piano duet of
reglineirtal marelies. There was com-
munity siugling between the skits. Mrs.
James Perguson was aiecompanist. Rev,
1..Graham pelted the audience to stand
In a few moments of silent Prayer for
the troops.' being evacuated from
Planders.
PORT ALBERT
rola, ALEFIRT, June and
Mrs. Robt. Mins, Catherine and Rob,
of Cleveland, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. lax )40trug. ,L
Visitors Iast week -end at the home
Harvey Sextet Linflod ot Mr. and. Mrs. Pave lkiartin were
• Mr. and Mrs. Pletcher Giblets and Mr.
LL ILSTAT/ON trtnor Gittlem And §on Elmer, all of
I Detroit. - '
14ume 535, Karteston. mt. I The synspe:tlAy of the community is
Statement:. •*
. "I was afraidto eat the thin
C liked most 'becau-
se of awful stomach
E cramps, heartburn and nailSeiL 1 v,yould
1111 up with gas so badly X could hardly,
11
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ATTGITSTINtl, June 4.--sn1ss
1Slae Boyle,,R.N. of Chatham, visited
her parents over''the week.end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Xing and
little daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
George Feenian and family, of De-
troit vielied at the home of Mrs and
Mrs. liugh ICieg over the holiday.
'Mr. And Mrs. Walter Snider, end
family, of 1)etroit, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Martin.
. Mr. and Mre. W. G. reran of Godo.
• rich vielted friends here oil Sunday.
Mies Bergetta. ()Valid bas returned
to Sarnia after visiting friends here.
Mrs.J A.. Kasper and Alaster e Jim
and Arthur; of Detroit, visited friends
her Week.
Mrs. (4us. Kinahtiet i visiting friends
hi Detroit this Week. •
• The w
Goodrich
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you rif,,e.
Ends flat me
grief.
This amazing ,
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tube sealcittett.
tik;*.c.intredgils.
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We, Trade.
COME IN TODAY
-breathe. • _Dizzy, bilious spells. came
over me and little spots' floated before
•nay -eyes. I was subject to head aches
andsbackachesand anyseuervemisgot
in.a terttible- condition: I..wOuld have
to ri e several times at night became
of kidney disorders and 'then X felt
MtSela.-bl'enihtr'fatfg-tred' right
beginning ,of the fraY.'
"That is the "eortdition: was in for
years, so yeu eau imagine hosi-
I was when X found Syntona Was really _
helping. me . liire I have taken
'yntona for several weeks now and
can truly :say I :feel well ant happy
once more,: I „eat anything want at
anv time III,W; Alla' I do not feel. anY
after-effects. / 'am free. 'of headaches-,
and dfliY spells. The pains, are giona ,
*faint my. beck, X sleep well and 'I go
'about -my -sverks ssith---reneWedsenergy.
' .."You May Publish this statement so
others -Sufferers may read .it and ,b0,
Wiiefited also.7,1" only toe pleased
td be, able te say that my. whole esiteint
'feels. so toned -up and imProved."'
" E,Very. weak ailing, rundown 'man or
Ivonini 'Clock** or
• 'cordially Invited to tall at 'VAMP-
BELL's,DRuCt STORE and find_ouli
altont_Syntena.,,,,liake your_mind
to 'begin taking it today. See low Sib
ean:holp you, too.
,the home you want. We arrange, all the details for you.
' Come in and talk it or. Bring your Wife with you.
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