The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-06-27, Page 3-
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Aver/4.1fort made to :give satisfaction.
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COUNTY
A ..sa.ttgfectory, courteous •servige for
:'rana,,•""Property. or Household
• 'Rates Reasonable. • •'
-MEDICAL
J. R. VOUS, ,, EYE; EAR,
N'OS10,
Late • House' Surgeon Ne
and Aural Howl
itant at lloorelield *ye Hoaplth
Square 1:),401kt 'DO,apltal?
don, ' •-•'• •
Inns TESTED; 'cluitssistis
,•! -SUPFIiIED
5341 ,Vaterloo , Street S„ ...Stratford.
epbone 267.
ihilt Bedford- Hotel,* Goderich,
Wednesday, uly 240, from 2, p.ni,
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- THERAPIST' -
Groderich, PlioneJ.841,
Ofilee .hours -;-•I0 to 12 a m., 2 to 5
'and 7 to 8:pm., Tuesday; Friday and
Saturday:
10 to 12 fl in. only on Wednesthy,
Monday and Thursday at Apteheit
A.. N. .4TICINSON
• • ,
61 South St.
Car Driver Not to
Blame for Fatality
Itteuttexs *of Religious !3ect
Charged, witU Antizwar
Statements
•
°I am of the opinion that tit,, young
Man did all he eoilltl -be expeeted to
do when eonfrented VIOL an emergs
%toy," saraniarired Maaistrate Mali*
in last Thareday's 'County Police Court
as he dImlsse a recktees driving
Charge 'laid under tte Criminal ,Code
Against Craig dlemitton, ,tweatastbrees
year-old truck ddvet, of near *tweed.
dilemilton was the driver Of on auto-
moblle
„,,Whieb Strtiek •tand inflicted
.fatal injuries upon Mrg. Basil StrUtits
sergssir'YOUltir lernier'n--Wife'*ot-stear
BruSSOIS, on the early morning Ot•.MAY
4tb. The accident took adage outside
a :dente 'hall
•theeeectledtsVasil
Struthers,"tesnilea that lie an JAW. ewife
had attended a dance at Ethel 1),a'tire
night' in qUegtion. At its Cenclutiten
'that' went•ste their ear, parked in a
field alongside the „dance halt, but So
Soft was the. Artmln,c1 that • a blank4t
fro% the eat, had th be used Under 4
rear wheel to get ttaetion to move the
Machine. They shad proceeded one
;MI6 OW the journey home when the
blanket waa missed and they turned
around :oxitt-tirOvellacit-stn' the 'dance
Opposite the parking lot Mi.
Strutters said he swing his ear cross -
.wise .0f ?the read, ha 'rear wheekistan
the shoulder and its trent Wheels just
clear of the black centrelinese' as to
'play the ear 'lights on the., $1;ot .where
the -blanket was lYbag, Mrs. Struthers
alighted, to get' the blanket and, was
returning to her husband's Oar With it
When the Hamilton ear suddenly etune
from the•Weat overthe cres.3t of a' grade
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INSURANCE
socznoLdP muTwa, FIRE IN-
SURANCE 0.0.--, Farm and „iso-
' Ittted town property .insitned. •
Onicees-JW, Mitt= Knox, Possilisitt
Londesboro; W. U. Asolithald„ • Vike-•
rxestdent, ,80afortili ; M.- A. . Reid,
Manager •ankSecietary-Treasttrer, Sea-
• fOrth.
Directors...41ex. .Broadfoot, a-
- forth ;. James- oh;
• Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm ; • Aler.
liegmfug, BtlYtb-; XraniE McGregor;
Olinf?oa;. Thom& Oiloyian, Seaforth;
laugh Alexander, Witltonr.Wm, Knox,
Lontlesbore ; W. R. Archibald, Settforth.
Agents—E. A. /go, B.R.-Goderieh
,James , Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
lt.R. 1, Brocefield; R. F. MoKercher,
ILR. I, Dublin; Chas. P. Hewitt; Ian;
cardine ; Jarrnath, R.R, 1, Boni-
' holm. . , • ••
. • Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments.and get their cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin tiutthi
Grocery, •Kiiigston Street, Goderich, or
Reid's General 8tora-hayfield.
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STRAMMito aoriERICH
00A.Ort LINES
Maly 1,40 a4n. Aiis p.m.—Leaves-
°aerial for 'Stratford, • Toronto
Maiiiiiton Buffalo, London, Detroit',
Tavistock and 'Woodstock. Depots
• Bedford, ttritish and Royal Hotels.
Moho, hotels or 305 , for infonnation.
• •s
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colood.,:: the.
start to break tint ea
diftez,Unts'llortilof'419 1410 -fi sont
'evidinee that the' bloodinloaded up
• ,idailinpiritics.
Just when you think 7011 a rid
ef nT,c0, another erops, ap_ to take ita
*4'14000 I':4?.nr 108°,4 •
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4.11 7.01
nay -do. will not atop More coming:
I • Why,....!tot ttiaesthats old, reliable,
blood ' purifying medicine liurdoat
,.....41,Ood Bitters a chance -to banish.the
boil?',Theosan.ds have used it for.
pal:poop during tic peat le years.
•Tate 13.13.1i and get rid oithe
• .blood ant the boils too. -
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AU it 241birg Co., IAA, Toronto. am.
daseutaameammesss lama,
ASKING, FOR 111011Z0
- FOR REFITOER ORILD0114
Applieations are 'being Medved bY
th.e Huron (fountt! Childrente Aid
fieeletY frean Peet)* Whe are witling
to take refugee children who are com-
ing to (lanada from England. - In many
eases the hoMea of these Children heve
already been destroyed. The children
range in age front 5 to 14J and Several
aPlgicants fer,glris have. already ,been
reeelved, but homes are enay
needed for boys.
Every home will be inspected before.
theehildria are placed. This is to pie -
vent their getting WO40$49$ where
they Might be overworked • or. other-
wise deprived of the privileges of
cbild-
liood. The homes Meat be free; that
Peelde Who ateept Children ,will he coas
tributing to the war effort of the
-1-Enip1rera5itorpersonls-to-lie-paid-lor
taking one sar more ler dieh period of
Mae as circumstances InaY warrant,
Huron County Can he relied upon to
do its full'daty itt:thiti direction.
Application$ for 'children should be
addressed to Mr. H. 'I', Edwards,
Superintendent of Children's * Aid
;Society, Gederiet, -
'Remember the words of our Saviour,
"Suffer little children to come Unti,
me.
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L W. Craigie
pauRom said REAL
ESTATE
-Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone 24 Goderleb
Nelson Hill
The, Accident. and Motor' Car
INSURANCE ,
Mee ;—iteitionie-Temple, Weet
Street Goderich •
Phone 230 • aotremt,ll
and ran her down. Mr. Struthers said
there 'vests plenty Of roomon the road
to pass and that his wife was on the
Shettlder-of-the road--When-strucks ,
Couaty Traffic Meer Norman Lever,
"'relit:attar 'Constable P. E. McCoy and:
Coroner • Dr. Iticlunond of 'Ethel „gave
teehnical evidence for the Crown, 1)e -
fence Counsel John Murray Of Strat-
ford waved for dismissal, ,but Magis-
trate. &Eakins eald the charge Was tan
serious. to be 'disposed. of without hear-
ing Accused: •,
, s his testimony, at-
tributed the, fatality partially to the;
fact that iStrutters' 400 werd.pointed
acroas ,the ° road, sthe 'heants 'blocking
Ala' view ibeyoads He said he did not
see Mris Struthers tipttl• he had broken
through the light beams , and that she
was in the act of crossing the road
.wheir'ite-Came upon, her. "'lie :a,Werrea
• his ear Suddenly to ,iniss -on woman,
but she stepped back tmmediately, itt
the, ear'ssPitiV. If ,hirs. Struthers had
kept going On ter -Course ,alie-trottld be'
alive today, -witness
*•
"The situation was a most unusual
one, but this young *an cannot be behl, tor the it€31_,C1,0 the Salvation Army
to blame,'" the 'Bench Observed. sea: :the-TX:0.A: -war servces also
received a generous response. here
would be further appeals, said. the
speaker.. Each of these services was a
necessity for the scomfort and well -be
hag.: of the•men in active service •and
they • m.ust be keptsup. Mr., Thema&
'urgesi fetaiation of home guard
units In everts corantunity.
Rev. • pr. Hurford ,Seaforth spoke
tan ;the 'subject -sof flEVaettatted Childs
:en.,al'iblessiaag • It
that the is 'a Canada tor etilciren-
to take refugein, far removed 'from the
Huron Loyally Acopts
001147 R!,117 st Olintort`Declam
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J. RYAN
Real JEstate. and Disuraice'
Office and lieeidelide:
II -Trafalgar Street '
_
Phone. ' 004% .
Pdh SALE-0°118es of all kinds,
'choice . lOti, • business
PreirertY and seivr,..; good farms..
lit. me s''..Aw ,you some 'real
bargains. Buy now.
REV.L J. AUDI DUD
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eraser Pastor id WOO* stoat Met
eolist (sow VaItesi) *urehbs Gatiorielt
TORONTO, jnite Santee'
'Uwe Alibi, 88, died today at hit how
here* bringing to it dome St Mialletrit
that extended over tintela of fstatarW
andsthrouth, $1Xtyseight yeart. Xr
1)eapite r,aia *high sOnthisted ainteet brain power In Canada., _ ,AIIm, thou ti he bad %ft retired fret*
all day, there WAS a large attendance "Tintst everY eneettragement be given the *dive ministry ior seine Years,
on :SttflaP4YtattiQte%too' zjilni4Yatbetilide otheses,fas:s7ts:11 mani4allnati,:bat4° Pprx.43doirt eblte°441*- U1:117:4411rehl:Cri (IC"' 4441.1411
- 111 on tor the eater/option of the Weide atadstatte Bev. Dr. C. . S
, •
Warden of Huron Conutys It bad been 'eremite of our own pOpUlittion 'which atets Aute• wsts bern In tisraeonsbe„,
planned to he'd the meeting in the malty eome to us by Way of refit/ft, Devonshire, England, and etune withs
(Minton park, but instead itWas '11*04 children Irola the -Britifth blot and hiatantliy to Me ettunttY at the Age of
'uptown; the -bandittand twin ntilized that the Governntent benrife&A0 414447 . $even, The talnily'settledsneits
as a covered platform for the speaker% en. not In thelr „energy and deternibut- manville. Mr. Alain • graduated from
wblle airtplitiers carried •the addreseee tion to 'lead the people Itt Whatever • Victoria. College sorbet( it wag at co.
to people sitting in their -Cara or stand- eaerifices, .labors and trial* ulay' be bour$,and entered t11_, Mcciodist:pliu-
ing under umbrellas or lather wee steceeSary to achieve *letery sand attain Jetty. 1i ISW._Eight years later Le
isitelter; LQILUWJ, Ont.,
_ - The Ortoptitere IdIttig:tlanrChrig:171;-brg:tf:0711,Wat7;g0P41
George Veagan, Warden of Harm, potable Mr. Chttretill as our reward." Ht$ 'Charges_ took ltbn to Many parts
was the chairman, and ,atter "0 Cant This resolution was greeted by the of ',..4)0,*110' A04'111040 LOndon, Cen-
ada" had been Plated by the Seafortli gathering *Intl:warty approval. tralla, Staniteratintrg,- *Brintatds, „Godes
Highland Band *v. A. H. °Weil of , xill saide.4 soli; Poitlitli, Vllnton, Wyornlng and
Gluten spoke 'briefly in introduction of •Theut..cei .stewart of the mot, ,tetua4or. tisatss, :.suiserouutitieu .wute
It. E. Pooley of !Exeter, Legion zone R /molt evoke briefly Aud, expressos year's 41O be served at Xiewafd Park
'Lentil' Security." Mr. Pooley stressed ilis.))!Viesszightitt,tt4ebIttivar:eSgPalftot rtu4txP4,44,44t; 4enutsvaneingHak&n". 8.1!4t,•4 )1..e"
eonantander, whose •Subject was until fls
the 7leed: 44 unreinItting vigli4nee 011 unfavorteble weather coadttlons, $11.-7,ivAni'W814,0$ his wife - are live
the Part of alrloy,a1 atizeas. to prevent
made an 'appealrfor redrafts: •
'"We 18°11 `Itient:SOMitts C. G. Alas. (re -
sabotage. Ailectuate defense' ineastires need lien, goo4 sTi4e, tired) ,the *Val Canadian ,WavYt•
Were urged. • s euss. , goo and A. Es Y. Itt. aald 7. U. V.
' Rev. G. G. Barton et qintoii, a Great took art in tbe Toronto, and two daughters, Mrs. F._11.'
-War veterans spoke. on. *the object it -hese eCiountlin,•wiughtipt, Exeter,. 711n-rner:trad-MrST-Cirrl East; -et TerOnto;;r,
m War Effort." He said -that when a ,sealeith; Dashwood and ,Rtutisels, ,
on the Part of the IGovernment also
siinatien Crated a.nd td he. ace'17:411,00u,Yer.; C. C. of 'St, Louis,
liar( beeoues a 'soldier Ite• ceases to be
a producer and war effort en the pari
oron o
of the civilian populatien Is required s
to provide hint •with toed. The army
Must be 'fed. •'War effort Is requiredis „ionide.
to equip the soldier, . Thesarmy must u la • , Avsiatkts
have 'guns and ,ammunition. These •
supplies must be ever ging forward, Attendance Cu*tailed by Wax---
for without them tthe army cannot •
0i4
3:41#it
tight. "We in OUT generation did our . )14 1
part.' The greater number of- us have Strong
passed the: tiraw for active service and ,
It is •for the young • men of today to (By qa,o. of the 910 Heys)
take up thestoteh 'and hold it high,":. -'4,' ••", ••.un,e 2?„...,41,/te 43:;i3,00,
the kerdeclared: •
ST. litILEISCS
ST, HELENS, June 24s's-Mrs, •Jas.
MO.:aria,* of Jamestown was a week-
end visitor with'' ter daughter; Mrs.
Gordon' McPherson. • , „
This' .week's .stipment to the Red
sCrosS inetatted two pair .of Socks, tour;
dozen 'khaki handkerchiefs, • three:
blankets 'and` a ,stattutitysef leather and
felts • .„ ,
Miss Dorothy: Aitken of IllatitateS
Mr. and Mrs.* Carvin .1lobineon of Port
Burwell, Mrs: Robert :MeQuillin oaf
" or Serilees" Was tte subjeet„on -Picnic Of the Miro Old Boys' r..---- -• Zurich were among those who attended
• tion of Toron1-o
bwaheiedely dTdhre:1:6:1'iceh'ill:k4e7 of the '11:bas sta: !IISS'eldt...°1:11;w1":4:AN:g1.1): 4:eada:4111g;allaf47.i,8411:oti'
tbe
Gederieli Citizen's!. Wartime Committee, :Canadian NationarEttibition greundit,' '"&"“"'
asssss, .
-generous•Supportietvan response to 7 -
the legion appeal' for fads tor war representation of the ''eld•tniies 'merles BrueelleIds were recent guests .of
Service. 'An objective of for the hers Present. The uncertainty of our and Mrs. - Robinson -Woods and ,'Mr.
county was 'almost *doubled. Appeals held of OPeratides,e owing, to ?the War, and Mts. Lorne Woods.- •
• Kinnand' 41,ehOvab Witnesses"
Four members'. the Watch Tower
Bible .Society, known as •Vehovali,Wit-:
nesses," „who were arrested the .previ-
ops 'Saturday on Oar*. Or making.
statementa prejudicial to the prosecas
tion ..of the • war, 'were remamied
or -
two weeks. - They . were Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Q. 'Bebson and 'Mr. and Mrs.
John Bayeave, all of Toronto.-
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The -
request for an adjournment'eante fronet
L;Cohen, Labor lawyer . of Toronto..
• Accused were allowed to go on bail of
$115 each, a man giving his :name as•
scene of strife, a emmtry which
11. Miller stepping ferWarti-. With at there is 5» abundance stfloodsforibeir
,marked cheque for $600. - •
••• They Are Seven'
. It was an unuaual stghtswhen Seven
Indian's named Dockstater, altbrothers,
sustenance, clothing .tor their comfort,
and kind hearts to cherish them."
• 'Resolution Adopted '
. The following 'restitution was pre -
'Were lined urs to face charges of tbeft ,sented• bY Deputy Reeve Douglas
of tools, valued at VIO, from the Gode- Brown of Goderich and Reeve J. H.
rich Manufacturing IV°. The accused 'Scott of Sea.forth, both os whom: spoke
were named Martin, Adam, Theodore, strougly SupPort of
Isaac, Gordon, George and Arthur. All
are husky men, the eldest not muck
orer thhty. Their white-haired fatter
from •the Oneida reserve, twertty miles
west of London, was among the
s,peetators. ',Crown Attorney Holmes
explained that there had been trouble
over a timber -cutting' contraCt in Stan-
ley township and that be wished to
look , further, intos•the matter before
proceeding. The sevens accused, who
had notiteen taken lute custody,. were
:allowed- to go on their own bail to
appear .one week hence,
Hoboes under Investigation
We have had no return on the
lingerprints• of these men which were
forwarded to Ottawa and .1 do not
want them turned loose until favorable
-returns are reeelved, „ Just- now tile
Federal fingerprint bureau is over-
whelmed. with work," said the Crownl
Atterney when Harola Titt, George
Porter1-.1sadore Sthmay, lienry Ba
steAd, Robert 'Derrick, Robert Matter
and Michael ISengale appeared for sen-
tence op vagrancy pharges:- 'they were
sent back to jail, ,some for the third,
week. 'Ulysses 'lately, an old
also charged .witir vagranessswas told_
to be,on,his way. He said he was en
route to Matheson, , in Northern On-
tario, via Tobermory, Manitoulin Is-
tand, Sudbury and North Bay.
s Harold Luca% Grey township youth,
pleatte,d guilty to the theft of a battery
which he had borrowed and which he
then falsely told the owner had been
stolen from hint.. Lucas agreed .with
the . Magistrate that the idea had not
worked out •,farorablYt for tint. Ile
was, given another chance.
Wilfrid' Champion, accuse(' of the
theft of it keg of beerfrout the Queen's
Hotel, Brussels, was again remanded.
All told there were tont-sin eases
listed, the longest list In many a day,
but a great many had to be adjourned
tor lack of tixne and for other reasons.
4 -
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WHEN USING
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
td) DIPP:CrIONS
1PIF Ako
rJ C.,A4e THEM 1
rr
k, •
•".:
PA pia will kill tiles all day tti4
every *lay for three weeks. .
3, goat _la *el* packet. •
10 CMS PER' PActivr
Dragstits, Croettra, 44merort Steiett.
'FINNY PAY VORgt
WM WILSON 1ILY PAD CON, Havallos; Oms,
• "We the people of the County of
-Huron meeting in ,Ctbaton; in this most
tateful. mement in the' history of the
world, first of all solemnly realm onr
faith' in 'God, our loy,aity the -Crown,
ou;r fidelity to the British Empire and Verts-general regret was expressed..
•our unshakable confidence iil ultimite when. the news of the dealt ta:tsMrs,
victory,. the :triumph of righteousness Robert .,Holmes was reeeived.Ths
and the destruction flitlerisra; and Holmes was a' life mentller of the A•ki.
.we ' dedicate ourselves anew to the sociatiori. Her. late „husband was a
supreme task of winning the war, Man- past president, and viiits a mentber of
'fully accepting whatever buideus the Parliament for SIX years and surveyor
war may place upon us as Our bounden' of the Toronto 'ea-atoms:for Many years.
duty rind service • Forty years ago the Huron 01(1 Boys'
To this end, be it further reSelved 4ssociation, 'organized three months s
that this great gathering*Of free and before, . was getting ready for its fitst
loyal people ge on' record as tune. big excursion to Goderich ; and it; was
servedly approving thb war policy of eome exeursion—twelve- coaehes fall of
our Gererament, urging them. to baste,n Iluroniteg, young -and old; With the
by all meatts at their pommand the 480...Highlanders Band and six Eigh
ereatittg of the machinery necessary to land pipers headed by Captain John
iinpleroont their plans, that they be iSlatter and "Little „Witlie," six feet
asked to take hitniediate steres to have seven inches 'tall.. The Gotletich eiti-
manufactured in ,this country those. seas gave us a right royal reception.
;things tvbich We do:not now make but There are 'only a few, plus left now—
which ate egsential for the successful E.' J. B. Duncan, Toznaity 'Soola,' 3. A.
prosecution of the wars and that all, Melaren, E. bloody,' W. F. Cantelons-
national oceupationa be Subordinated • and we are still carrying pn; with the
Ito Allis object, making use of the. best help,of two thousand others. '
, Ben Webb, Clinton. old boy, spoke' of
,beinrits- the SoUthsAtriealt-Wilk, with
General Otter Clinton old boy, witen
•he was elected' the arst hoperary presi-
dent.
Three West End • druggists, Ws F.
-Caatelen, R. D. Greer and Buis Brown,
made handsome donations to the prize
list. Thanks, gentlemen. . • • •
The Swift Canadian Co: „presented
the AsSoeiation 'with twenty -pound
itam, for which they have our sineere
tbtanks. . • •
had olTeet of 4 "lug gretten-unt. Purdon Mettainht. — 'Peter's
.ber of our people .'away,- and seriously ehurchs Lacknotes-Was the scene of an
affecting our usual attendaace. The interesting event at men on Saturday,
usual games and races were run off
witIrMititary precision, and all enjoyed
themse,lves: - • -
..Some of thoSe present 'teere the toi-
let:Ong.; Dr: J. G. Ferguson, and Mrs:
lerguson,'Iir. jaclasiti, Dr, and
"Via. a 17.J3elden, Dr. and...Mrs. H. J..
40,4*,„ Messrs. 'J. A. McLaren, E.
Floody, D. D. ;Wilson-, H. I. Morrish,
Robert. 'Lapel's "K. StanburY,' L. Ken-
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wickens, Mr.
and 'Mks. JohiesafOon, afr: and Mrs.
31. Scarlett, Mr. and Ws.* Geo, Thom-
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. 'SPriaks, Mrs.
itrevin, Mrs. )).-ThonipSon;
and Mrs. E. J.' B. Dunean, Mr. and
Mts. J.. Dickson, Mr. and 'Mrs. 7..E.
Hanna; Mr. and tits. Geo. Love, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Mauthe,
Mr.. H. C; Sloan, Mr. W H. Ferguson,
Mr. Ben Webb, Misses Gladys Hunter,
Annie Hainilton, M. Proctor Mettle
Barr; Mary Elriek, Mary McClure, L.
Ifotherman, lievack, and many
others whose names copidn't . be ob-
tained.
NOTES •-•
when the rector; Rev, A. As Maloney,
united In marriage 'Mildred Anna Aft:
,Quipin; youngest daughter of the late
Mr. and Mks. Wililani McQuililia, and
Wililani Robert Pardon,
youngest sett
'Of Mr. and Mks._ Jas? O. Pu.rddli;boti
'of West Wow:attest.'The bride looked
levelssin a street -length towit of forget -
me -net blue sheer withwhite telt hit
and. White ateeSseriess isue :earth&
bouquet of butterfly roses, inargierites
• and -.fern. She WOS Attended by ter,
'sister, afisg Beatrice MeQuillin, gasped
In dove *Os° sheer and wearing a cors,
sage-lioaquet of roses and ',Orange -blos-
soms. Mr. tiarriS'Pl10011, was his br0- I
ammumprimimmiewarimmowir;somemiesvamoommoiiiimin
,•••••4 - ,
therte attettlitatts The ettreaette7
,witnessed by the imniedtate
the blid.ttisetrAPIet wIio
bride's Inane; 'where a
linieheon was erved by Ors; ilked 341-
Quillin and MIA,. Dorothy Aitken oit
hluevale. • Later the bride donned tor
_ .
travelling a printed sheer sown 44'
matching green coat and -amid alsowere
of confetti the voupleleft oti a motor
trip to Windsor and otter Whitt.
their return they TOW on ther
groom's • farm DA OWICe$0104 9, West'
Watranosh.
to the
The oklest inhabitant had just tele-
brated his birthdaY, and reporter_
from 4 local newspaper wa.a. sent re
interview him, •
"Anilt.tell vie, what would You do if
you could have your•tiatte• „all, over
again?" • ,
There was a long silenee,
oldest inhabitant gmeftre#, to be,
In tbought.
"I think I ,Woalt1 part my hair in tbet
„middle," he rePlied.
Dr., J. G. Ferguson makea On ideal
president. Ile L n prominent • official
of the Health Department of the On-
tario Government, and stands high In
the •rnedical profession.
IL M. Jackson, the ever popular ex -
presidents has not lost.any of his old-
time push and pep, as evidettettd by it'
work • -on the donation committee..
•Ourseld !friend 3 A. MeLaren don-
ate(' ten •pounds of' coffee,' and ' it. was
real good.
Western Canada Flour Mills gave
their usual donation, four bags Of flour.
W. J. Jones Co, of Settforth, donated
ladies' wearing ,apparel.
radwin, formerly The Illyth
Sttandard, told of the old dayilnBlyth,
with Pat Kelly atal Chas, Hamilton, big
boosters.
•W. II. Ferguson told of the old days
in Stinstine, when W. Clegg tvas cletk,
and Isaac Itegerson ran the sa.wmill.
Bolt Leiper spOke of the days In
Itullett wlaen tis father was eleeted
reeve and, the late Bob 'Perris, i -vas
councillor,
10011:TIIE SLEEPERS
(Port Erie TimmIteview)
It has been suggested that if all the
folkg. twbo sleep lie shard' were 'laId
end to end tity would* y'i* biore,cobt,
tortablo.
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Gives new life to your kitchen. It's easy, t� keep clean
and it lasts alifetime. Different colors and patterns.
FURNITURE
1194ttress_es; Zedi, Oda. Chairs, for any ro9min,the,h0iise,
ICE: CREAM
The best on the eentinent — made every 'day on ,our Own
premkes, sold in bulk, _in bricks or itt individual cupettes
with individual Ispoons. Try it (Moe, you will uie no other.
lackstone
"THE BROADVirAY. 017 00,DE•RICH"
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We Deliver Phone 240
tr and Jelly
CEIZTO
oick, Easy,
Lire Results
3.0ut (if 4 Jam and Joni f.•
Chaniptoto u;ek CERTO
writes. Mrs. G. H. McLachlan of Maghetawan„
Ont., Prizewinner at Magne'tawan Fair
have ban using Coto for 4 numh'er of yeari
and would not think of ,toin8 any whet. method
for making my Piire-ummiittgiams atirt
CERT() Ls eoneentroteg( FRIIIT PECTIN
the natural jellifying stfbitonbe extrat.ed
from fruit. -
S�ves Time—EitOivy •
Wzth Certo you give only
a one to two -minute full,
rolling boil or jam ....for natural taste land colour remain u0.
jelly only a lialf-tnitnite to spoiled in the Fruit, whereat long. ,
a admit& boiling affects both taste and colour.
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Better Taste an
Coicsur.Bccame of the
bort boil the fresh
More Jam or Jelly—
, so Hutt inice has time to
boil sway that you get up
'to half again more jam or
jelly from sm emit, *moon
T '1
Sure Results Follow
the recipes given free
with tetto and you con
be sure of lovely jams
arid jelly.
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