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S OF AUBURN
-1111,1113ION, July 24rM and Mrl.
amigo Roleerton are Nisitin Mr,e
Ilheartoaert brother, Mr. Andrew
abortuu, •of
Mr. and Mre, 'Clarence Anderaon and
IOW, of Toronto, were recent visitors
4r1th Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MeGee.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Miller and Marie.
*I Windsor, vieited for a few days
OW
we with Mr. and M. Lloyd
Miller. •
Mr. Jaelp; Weir, a Toronto, is visitine
Ithi father, 1)r. B. IC. 'Weir.
V,itor t Wednesday with' Mr,'
e&lex. Maelienele, were Mr. and Airs's
Alex, Mael'enzie oMilwankee, Wits, ;
Misses Ruby MeeKenzie and Jedia Gur-
dock, of Grand 'Rephise Miele ; Aire.
Xate Eva.ne, a Tawas, Allele, and Aiiss
47.14arrie. MacKeneie and Mrs. Doeald
MaeKeneiv, ere et
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawsou ,seeet
Sunday with Mr. :dal Mrs. L.
eftigeration
e-rvice
Wt E MelTittie
48 St. Phone 417*
BE SURE
Nruee of Gait. O tMl r%tuuL Hier
Nwrk" ACCOUipaUied bY Miee Bernice
L'AVike011
Next Suudae July "R Rev. Dr. A,
V. Brat* of gl'orouto will occupy the
pulpit of line% Presbyterian ehurch,
Mr. and Mi. Gordon sTarler and
Marion antl MISS Jean Scott spent
'Sunday at Ipperwash Beach.
Miss Gwendolyn Robb, o Lochalah, ,
tin ie andmother, Aire...A.
b.
Dr. 11. C. Weir, Jae% an4 doreibbine
attended* on_ Monday the funeral of
Gem* Brunt, of Stratbroy.
Mr • and MrS. Winer. Aiellwain are
vieiting soul Aire. Richard J(hnston,
02 Bluevales
Mr. and Mrsr Pereat Gibbs, of Debit;" weelt-eed with M.
and Airs. fiat,* Mc tee.,
Mr. Ralph D. Munro attended a
Masonic convention In Toronto la4
pieuo Watt unientel, Donald Itukal
gave a reading nud Ma, Glenn Bairn: -
by 'ems a eolo, Harold Reid gave the
aophe "Witneasing for .ChrGeorge
1teitl1by eloeett the meetiug *Rh
prayer.
Batt Church l'idakreeT1* local
Ilaptist Sunday eeltool along With the
Clinton Baptist Sunday sehool' held
their annual picnic on Saturday a
Gederiele The tollewing were the win.
leersf varieue races: Boys '4 to (I.
Ronnie Carter, Grant ltaithby ; girla
4 to 0, uvelyu Raithby, Christine Cun-
ningham; boys 0 to „8, Ronnie Carter,
Tom Sheppard ; 'girls 0 to 8 June
,Beatile, Joan Killough; boye 8 to 10,
rrom HerbPoceelt; girls 8
to 10. Shirley 11,610ertsott; Dolly Robert-
,
on boys 10 t�'2, George Robertson,
Jack Ladd; girls 10 to 12, Maida
rework, Emma Robertson; Earle 12 to
10, 1.cois Ferguson, Peerl Miller; young
inen's race,. Norval pocoeh, Alex. Riley;
Toting vvomen's reefs, Helen Kennedy,
Audrey Orealis; three-legged late,
Isobel Riley and Audrey Grealis, Doris.
Clifford
I ii:Ca:1-le ; i.elly-..
Mr, stied Mrs. Erneat Robertson. of. '3,teEllidlitt and !1)011Y
Toredito''.cztllet14 on Miss Susie Bleb.' on i,.,isItTinitterr;vteell;r7 aeiesflooYid NvExe4regrasoam,rsIvIv
,
Tuesday. '
. •Mrs Peter Patterson, „Mr. and:Mrs., IsePPinglon, mrs. Fogartes.
1 Beadle and Atte am/Aire Eill7St ratttie- ' teresueur-ADtkr- ,a--r--T-zir-
son ,atteliod on flAlionsda,3,' the' funeral-- Y4AR$ IN ZUSINBPS
of Mrs. Wm. Brown, of Alorikton,
Mr. Steorairt Fergusons of Totteuhain, , • Walker's Furniture Store at,Seafortit.
sPeilt the week -end with his Irlrents, , is the scene a great activity this week.
'In:7 aii-e'srfg-; A-.7,17'1-in'pz1Is-On-Y-----'-afier-thifff,-fliTtIrytta'rgr'OrsileFegUnT
" lielsrs; Amee and Itusseii Ford awl business on the main street of Seafortint
'exi,a 241.trwaret Ford of Meaford and "Mr. and Mrs, Walket . are retirin,,,-,
Mr.., thtifiret Layeock of, BottVord, . Their son, John, Who has been engag:ti
' Saei . visited last week With Mr, and in the uedertaking business4 as welt
r
• : ' LIS' furniture; has enlistedr.ian, the it.C.A.
;jr,, Jereiniab Taylor.
Visitors wifli liev. 1.T. C. "Wilson and F. and leaves for training camp this
Mrs Wilson on .sui do.e were Mr. and week, tints necessitating the selling of
Alre. Floyd Aildross f)f Oakland and ,
Mrs. ;Ronald Sutherland and Floyd, L
of Calfax,. Sask. 4 •
Mr. and irs. Wrn, Dobie and MieS,
Eugene Dobie visited' on' Sunday with
Mr-. and Mrs. James Johnston, of Blue-.
vale. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and
11.r_and fts. L'hatiertson of Gode-
ricii;, Miss lt,uth Robertson Of London
and Mrs. Keene' -of Windsor -visited' on
Tuesday with Miss Susie Blair.
Mr, and Mrs. Win, Ferguson, of
,Windsor,,.are visiting Mrs. John -Fergu-
son. They were accompanied by...Miss
Jsobe1RoUinson, who had been visiting
Windsor relatives. • -
Baptist young reoples-The_B.Y.Prit.
anet 'Sundey night with Harold Reid
iireharge. Frank Raithby led in prayer
and-Iv4orman Yungblutt read the "'Scriti-
Iure. Shirley and Einma Rctbertson
sang a dime- and Marie Itaithby gave
OgrifiRE Una.voiclable
Mi-
ent ilAPPENS
BE SURE: You Are Fully Pro-
' teeted-•RY 1NSURANCp,
11. M. FORD..
erpsuranee and Real Estate
$'ilaurnilton St. TeL 268i,,
— • ffammomumiriiesmounspi Aramommi;imialmo.4 '
• `r
the stock andsbieliness. -Their store is
tele- of ,the most modern -in this part of
the Province end the -stock is one of the
,most seleet. • 30x
Tbe tiig Lynn B. slipped down the
ways at Owen Sound. over the week-encl.
The Sixty -foot, all -welded vessel ' was"
built for tli•C. •SaBoone Dredging Ca.
of Toronto. Before she clears for Tor -
caste; cabineran extrede aecommodations
will be built. When she goes into ser-
vice for her Toronto owners, she will
be used for -towing and dredging, work
on the Great Lakeee •
MUCH SIGNAL -ST
DUNG.A.NNON
1117NitlANN.ON, July 21, - Miss
Wilma Treleaven, Toronte, enjoying
vavation with her parente, Mr. ttud
Mrs. Ost Treleaveu,
Gordon Maize and 1nuetiretrie
are visiting this week With the latter'e
grandmother, Mrs. John Petrie; %Ate
rich. -
Mrs. N. Id Whyard, Sea -forth,' has
been visiting her friend, Miss Betty
Elliott, for ton days.
Miss Pea.ri Jones, Auburn, is em.
ployed in the house °of Airs. B.
trrawford,
, Miss Betty Elliott is expecting ber
brotiter, Mr, Wiirred glliou, Mrs. irt-
liott, Jacqueline and Joan, ream rail-
gary, and later AirS, Edgar Slhott„ who
4* visiting. at 1..tor'onto and Woodstock.
Mr. and, Mrs. Lionel Seterssellaiirax,
N.S., anti Mrs. Laura Dexter, dloderieln
visited Mr. and mrs. Rola. Moore ou
Ttiestlay11one1 wit° lias spent most
or ins tete eadineette now an °Meer in
tue navy on a eonvoy snip, ' Ilia par -
(alas are Air. ane Aria, Ernest Sega**,
-Nile. Ills rather is a Great lerar
veteran. . .
Miss 'Clara Skew, Stratford„ is hav-
inga vacation wittc her- meitter, Alteee
David Seiroul, rend the met , of tee
Weeitewas viaited ey Attssees nithel Cese
and 'Ahem, ' Rotainson, Tbroutb, jevti
lierraner -1-tU1garieon, girls. Miss Daisy
ite7aTi7P-dirolitii -iffilailiiiitireeaseseeTedn
V1s4eti Mrs. Geo, lienultone '
,Mr. and Mrs. W. Prerdekel and DoU'es
1s, Stratford,evisited Mr.' and Mrs.
el. J. L. leedy on sunday. •
We are geed to report ',Mr. Burton
Reeien, tiolue, ;Ono Allot: .nis operation.
Los illness of seven months nas been
Iquite a trial. -
Aid. and. ars. John Blake awl daugh-
ter Bereice eejoyed a pleasant. ten
day.s.' holiday in .ine Issurgitra - district,
Visiting !Lev. A. NY. BroWn and Ar,.
liXONVII at Brantford, and Mr. Brake s
sister, Aira, Wnered .tionman, at Dalin-
vine. seeigarit eatifr and °tiler antic:RS `of
interest aiso were visited. truey were
accompanied on their returnoy tneir
nieces, ,--:-Wilia-an,d-....uella -,tionmaii,,,L
Ails* Jean. totners, Toronto, and
Mrs, Roy Bishop, Chicago, are visiting
tneir ratner, Air, Tiios..etothers.
A wedding ox interest tbok place in
Gueilla recentlY, tnat a :Mess Thelma
reruot toMr John Chilton, Airs. John
Gramee,,Aahneld, wile is graailanoteer
ot tee ,ornie, attended the 'wedding. re
Canted Canino 'eve‘,..-:-' sTne WomentS
sA.sreciation , or ..tee United enurch met
on FrivaY in 'tile basement , of -the
caereh. tvers. Ai. J. Reed., president,
was . M tile,. ehair. 'The uevouonai
exereisee and business werefollowed by
a eeadiug ' by ,Alis' Melba Fowler,
Ladies', Aid Afeetingdt The. topic vets
given »y• ivtrs;,-.Artnur .1t6a-Ch. •Airsses
cora. Culbert and Lorna Boach saeg
a, duet The , attentialiee nunibered
tmenty-one. ' The etetitioaal Antlaem
' closed tee meeting. A. ten -cent tea.was
served by ,,Ms. Will sprout's ,group!
Owing 'to War gonditions, it wee (m-
elded to 'dispense, with lunch at ruture
meetings, nniess for speeial occasitias.
A (1(iiiet/Oil writ be taken insteade ,
leer 84t0 Aitileptone.-Miss Ssay Hall
eeleorated ner 'eighty-fourth, birthday
M d t the luntit'of Mrs W
P.roPerlY Credited • ,
Husband (looking over household
aceounts) : "What is this item of fifteen-
shillinge for overhead expensesV'e
r- Wife: "Ole thatts a new 'umbrella
bought, dear. I left my old one on
a bus'-Tit-BitS.,
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ONTAItIO, Gteovrie Net 1
lbs. 1
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oiTAIttit.aitovitt
CELERY .10
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cABBAGE ' lall:-
CaLueourra sosovess
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PRUNES • 70-80's '
allitSINS *Bulk
CHICKEN Aylmer Boneless 23
0611NED IBM 16c.,
Shredded .WHEAT • '2 PYgs, 2
.ithErcligr :Clark's 2
INAVIIL„TISSUE 3 1
PEACHES Standa;d '4. 2 Tins 23c
EVIIP. Malt A&P.. '3 ZZc
*104PER Nripiaps pus Pk. lOc
GINGER ALE .14Vgitir 3 r: 25c
MAYONNAISE It7'23c
DRESSING :
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MILD cartsz-
Ca3MCSE Chateau
OIEESIC Chateau .
SOAP
SlialUGIIT 10 Barg 49*
LVEXISUOY Seiltes 21C
ROOS° 23C(Pirt 450
g. g.
80
lb. 23c
19c
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LOX NUKES 286'71219g 141.14
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TOMATO' JUICE A & P 17c
Jou sHoRTENING., 25c
JELLY 'Iowans 0 K Pkg. ,-
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JIJICE F,4,--1)eappie a tx. 23,1,..g.: 16,
.paTERInEt, T Quaker .2 pkge. 15c
Royal Household Hour
, 4gri .25c 2it-Z 85,
20,
OATS ogiivio's ,
OATS Heather rim 16c
menu vv CZUPSOINS :FOR TREE
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Pink . Salmon • FANCY . '. ..' , 4.1 l' 1
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Meat Bulls Heditm. 0.214it- 25c It. 23c
Ann . Page 24jr." 21c
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PICALICS. Aylmer Sweei Mixed 194r 18c
lid.. . Grapefruit ': 50 -oz.• P22.,,, ... 20-bz.
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TOmmooss IONA • 'lilt' 23c•
13-41i100 Pears 2 41,:. .270
Asparagus Tips. itt 16c
MUSTARD i• LIBBY'S 1'30 c
C Ithir LAKE S Kellogg's • Via" lie
SALMON CLOVERLEAF 2O
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oarden party, kringebridge. MontlitY,
July «.%).th, •
MOW PdPular than ever-BLACK-
STONWS Nit iditialerdrilt, leRE:511 10Ir
CREAM. Full pint bricks, 2 for 35e.
A xeally ;delightful, delicioue .,dessert.
We deliver. ••• Phone 240. . 30
I'll met you at the 1.0.D.E. Maple
..Leaf Cirapter bridgii' and dance- in the
eloderich Pavilion, on Monday, July
29t11. Vlay briege, in the erternoon,
dance in the evening. Eyerybody
Warming to be in tne happY terong.
Reserve Auguk Stlt for garden Party
at ow. Lowv,vaiteti, unroll, read,' in aid
if the Red Croas. Geed play, Orchestra.
and platforne " 29
• The Wouten'A Inatitute-will,hold their
pienie ott August ,at
p.m" at Harbor Pare. A.lerge Attend-,
tura: of members is hoped for. ;Bring
your piente baskets.
4.group of summer hats, in the litteet,
styles; price $1;00, MISS M. ,R, Mac -
Kingston street, Bedford
Bloeke 30x
Urtitip 2rof the Arthur' Circle Anxil-
iary hold •GsrltDEN TEA on the
attraetive grounds .of the Misses 'Mae-
Vlear's /wine, lifuelts etreet, Thursday
eSterPoolle...) uli ,•figm 3 _f9Pan.
Friend's' and visitors viteletinae:;
Collectioe. •1n ease of inclement wea-
ther the tee will be held in the Itoine.
011101110.0411, JULY Mt,
For Results A Classified Ad
ANg WeLit
SAIA-1.---TilL ST. LAWRENCE,
- Montreal street, south of VOIR:
Library. 'Xhis property Will be ;sold
cheap and on easy payntents. J. W.
eltartriel. 21ti
ATEIR,FRONT, WI'.11.1 NIOX)E14N
furnished Cottage. Water, sewer*,
light. Or part. CHARLES •1119A.LE,
Bennett St., Goderiche, 24tr
_
`Mr SUPER/11;11ST • SF,;
VICE, station, exceptionally well
located, in the town or Gedericin now
doing very nice baslueSs. APPrY LW);
322, Seaforth,
30x.
FOR SALE. -EXTENSION. TABLE,
Oak; also 3 high-baek leather -seated
chairs 4,1ral one arm chair to ,intitch
tablet practically,. new; will aell for
$42;00. LAiNel, Duneennon JO
• -
OR SALE. , , VROLF,T
Master Sixp' 111 perfect conditioa;
also all my household trirniture. ,Can
be -Seeri 'It any (-homy Apply- Al
PERCY McOOY, 52 Elgin avenue. 30
FOR , NO OUR-
111,1ER, use tor the following eetieles
ror i'estertheasslialf,--
price at the white cottage on Waterloo
street, opposite the High School. 14
- TO ONSISI1
seo you Inc interested phone 361, or. call
At the house before Augdst lst. The
rt cles are, -Bede $4; 'mattress, -$2;
Summer, School *of
.s4pr ngs, $2 ;'dresser, $8; wash stead,
' $3 ; an English seat-antliple, $1; extea-
sloe-- table; $0-rchttirS, $1-seaeh; buffet,
VT' bed, mettreSS and sprlug, all for
$5; large ice bo, $0; two plate grill,
small coal oil Stove and clothes horse,
$1 each ; storm perch complete, $10;
1940 a Success
• '
NOTes-- ,'`of an. Insiiiiing • Week
at the 'United. Ob.uroh
Camp Groinds
Another session of ' the Goderich
Summer School, has passed into history,
and it will long be renierabered by •those
who were privileged to attend. " -at was
a good sehool and ineY be elassed with
those of the bestealthough not so large
in numbers as some previous Schools,
'there being only about sixty campers.
To the fun of the week, to its inspire-
tiOn; to the influence which it leaves,
every'niember 'of the eamp.milde con-
tribution. The „staff worked in har-
mony of purpose. all offering freely of
their best for the comet& good. The
school was under the capable direction
•of the President, 'Rev. C., E. Beacom,
of 'Grand 'Bend - Rev. F. 'A. Gilbert of
Walton, 'dean, wad,: Clarence AfeCien-
agha.a, Whitechurch, business manager.
rAmong the courses offered vvere
Bible study, led by Dr. C. V. McLean
of London; missions, under Dr. H. 1L
Irish -of Tavigtock; several ; method
courses, such- as Young People's Inter -
ester Helps for Sunday School Tea.chers,
Leadership Training, Our Wild Flow-•
ers, under, the leadership of Rev. G. We
Wylie, of Oakdale, Rev. P. A. 'Gilbert,
Miss Eva .Clark, of Dresden, and Bev.
0. Weir, of Sarnia. Much Of the sac -
cess of the school was dile to the
• splendid leadership given in recreation
and ninSie appreciation by.Alisses Ruby
Rutherford; Arthur, • and Evelyn'
Stephens, •Gorrie. ,, • .
(The 'of the. high -lights . of the school
was the Fridey evening concert, which
Is -open to the public, The program was
under the direction of Rev. •ci. Weir,
acting as chairman. Many interesting
skits were presented, , these- being inter-
spersed wdtlf musical'rerumbers, The
readiegetifeallesearonliiiPeifsbyether-ted
and -assoelate editor, Pauline Johnston
and Kaye Sleminon, was. much enjoyed
by all. ' • •
Saturday evening was the evening set
aside for the granting of certificates to,
students completing the required Work.
At the dedication service; which took
on on ay a • .. .
AndrevVa; where she ana her brother
elocirrey are staying this summer: M.r.
and Airs. Thos. Weggins Also were pre-
sent' for the dnit, Miss Hall, who 18
afflicted winu ;Wildness, .is an: ardent.
worker for the, Red' OroSs and 101143
complete, perfect. soeks- without any
help. We congratulate her ii13on.' her
'goodly _age anti , appreciate her wiiiine-
eirrSsemeser-Wetrittriletrosedettleye • r
Tne Lave lurs. i4..-inewuinuey.-The
death occurred at her home, concession
1-,=Aes1isielti, on Tuesday, J nip -10th, of
Eliza' Wats-on, wi.te. of Richard 44:-
',Wainn6y, in her seventy-eighth year.
McWhinney failed to 'rally after
an attack of inguenea ever ayoir age;
and in Oetober suttered a 'Paralytic
stroke. One of A replay of eleten, she
Was a daughter a' tfie late William
Watson and Mary Consina, the former
being. a 'native- et 13anirshire, Scotland,
She is survived by her husband, r to
whctm she was married forty years ago,
.and by live sisteess Mrs. Martha Hunter,
• 4 S
of Lueknow Mre. dessi Spiung• ofea=
forth, Mrs. -1sti1ella 'Brown of Gales-
burg, Illinois,, Mrs. (Dr.teAlex. 'McKay
(Eleanor)„ Bottineau, N.oetti Detireta,
>La, Marion IrWin, Vvingham, and 'two
brothers, 1.)r. Alex. Watson, Galesburg,
Illiuois,_ and William J. Watson-, -cons
ceseioe 1, West' Wawanosh. She wae
very highly esteemed by all who knew
her, and was a member of Erskine Pres-
bytertaa church. The -funeral took
place' on Priday afternoons Rev. C. H.
MacdonAld officiating: The Pallbearers
were Alex. Wagon, William Watson,
Ilarry- 'Watson; John McKnight; Harold
Sprinag and Allan Watson. The Inter-.
Meat was in Dungannon eetmetery.
110W TO IltkiPAItt 4.°
. . BORDEAUX MIXTUAZ
,• Bordeaux miiturei although prima-
rily a fungicide,. Is used also as a, on
-
trot for many speciee of .11ea beetlee
and eome leaf hoppers. 1It is practic-
ally alvvays used tta the basic liquid
when spraying fer the Colorado potato
beetle, since it is the Standard remedy
for many important potato diseares.
11 Is made by mixing tol)iier-lithate
(iggiestone), hydrated linae and water
tOgether in the following proportions:
copper sulphate (finely ground) four
pounds; hydrated lime, six pounds, and
water, forty , gallons. •
The method issimplified greedy- if
finely ground copper sulphate and hy-
drated lime are used. , After the spray
tank has been filled vvith water, the
engine is ' started and the correct
_amount of _finely. ground ..coMer5111
phate gradually added. With the
agitator rtuaning, the line powder •will
be thoroughly disSolVed in five minutes.
In the Meantime the hydrated lime is
• placed in a large pail and slowly stirred
With a stick while 'sufficient ewathr is
added to All the container. =After
thoroughly mixing; 'the liquid is rhen
added gradually to the now dissolved
copper sulphate in the spray tank,
while the engine and agitator continue
to run. This peoceeding Is eepeated
tw'o or three • times until all the
hydrated lime, with the exception of
the insoluble.foreign, Matter in the boi.
tom of the pail, has been carried over
into the spray Avlehinet ,
Two pounds of calcium arsenate are
• added, when the, mixture is *ready to
apply, 'Where email hand sprayers are
used, the method of preparing Bor-
deaux mixture is 'exactly the same ex-
eept that the agitation of the liquid in
the ,epraYer will have to be itione by
means of a ilat stick in the absence of
an engine and mechattieal agitator.
pidtiires, ete., • 30
mirrors,.
etc.
- NOTICE .
r JINN -pee stortide BRK HOUSE,
newly decorated. . Garage. R. ti
HAW, K.C., Goderieh
RENT.----PURNISIIND OR UN-
PURNISIIE1 flat.on groand door ;
near 1Sunset Hotel, ApPly 1.(Vt
avenue, Goderich;
• 27tf
TO REINT.-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE r
1:etilaialetge povsesreasnb idoan and. Wb.alg011IctE LIT 41,72;
St Vincent Street.
emeneetes eiaere: eesimereererresemesolememaree‘
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FAN* .S2q4E
FAIVAI FOR, SALE. 145 ACRES, 114
miles south of ;Varna : good farm.
building, land in good s,tate of cultiva-
tion; crop and hay ; excellent dairy
farm t. running water ; part lots 1.3 and
14, coneessioiS 7, Stauley Township.
ApPly • to PRANK WEEE,ES, 31.1r: 1,
Varna, -29-
ereree:a..moilamieeeeree,
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" •VVANTE0..
GEtr,',TS liTANTED.--elr 'YOU ARE
-,---sintezeetedrins,STE4,1)Y. CASH PRO- -'
PITS -if you oroaltililte7itirttesteaseeeps,
'profitable Worle , tile "niost pola,
lar line oi By NEOESSP `LES
at prertmt on the market; inquire TO-
DAY -.without obligation : .PAAIILEX„
570 St. ;Clement, Montreal. - • 30.35.
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AucTiop,
OT11.04.•- -
The Capital lunch business having
been purchased by me, I hereby notify
all persons having any elaims againet
it to present their accounts on or before
A.ugust 15th, 1940, for paYment
• •PRANK LANG.
,
• Dated' at G,oderich-, this 24th. July,
..1940: • 30-1
4;giskriiiiiiimairstraissams,
• • CARD Or THANKS
MRS PER0Y4re0ftY. WISHES .TO
eXtend her sincere thank s to all
Who were so kind in heir -recent sad
bereevement.. -40
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. BORN
DRENNANs-At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, 011 July 22ncl, to Mr, and
Mrs. Thosej, Drennan, Jr.; Ra No.
7, .Lucknow, a- daughter. '
EGENER.---On• Oriday, July 12, 1940,
at the Private Patients"Pavilion,
Toronto General Hospital, 'to Mers
and MrseDonald MacEwa,n Egener, a
,•
son.- ' '
GODDARD.-At Ale$andra ;Hospital,
Goderiele on July • 23rd, to 1r add
Mrs, Robert Goddard, Gotlerichi a
daughter. , •-! •
HETASIC.-At - Alexandra, Hospital,
Goderich, 'on 'July 18th, to 'stir, ,and
Mrs. Steve iHeresi4, Godeiich, a
daughter.
ji0FINSTON.-fart • Alexandra ,Hospital,
-Goderiche erestIttlY,19,ths„..to,mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Johnston Goderfeh, a
_
YOUNG. At Alexandra Hospital,
..Goderiele, on July 20111, to Mr. and
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AUCTION ALL
impoittult
ty
hOutW.fUriMno.N
ato'llings and..effeetse owned by
au,:c,tion sale f best
the late RS. W. L. ow,r,
Goderieb,.
br •
D.14:111xUlt,,..\;,rG
S1friA:Yu,sr3:2,:d1J, S•eToin3;te,n- a9iniidg-IFRXeacheeer
day at.1.30 p.m., ; • -
at the warerooms, liantilton street,.
(.oderich, They, include fine mahogany,
walnut And oak. furniture,, oriental.rugs
Ailatolians , pictures r some espeeials
1Y 'good one), marble Statuefrom Ital
' y,.
china etched French cryetal. glttss,
porchfurniture, IN,ordbeinaer •player
pian,o and ,55 records,. , pendfather's,
clock, mantel,' 'clocks, chimes, dining-,
room_ set, 11-pteces, floor mirior„ bed;
room furniture, brass and iron.
flxe-
plttce fittings, large ice box, lei.tchen
utensils and nunierous other •eeticles.
(There Are at -least -500 Jeers.) Terms,Caster
T.:GUN. DRY&SOANue,
, wieers.
Xote :Most of the articles sVlli be ready -
for inspectioia, at the warerooms on
July -.net, . 30
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140(1ICE TO CREDITORS, •
. NOTICE is hereby given. to air per -
Sons having any claim against the
&tate of Eliza McWhinney, late of the
.Township of Ashfield in the 'Comity of
Huron, married woman, who died on
or about the' 16th -of July, 1940, to
Send the same to the -undersigned, duly
-rifled by declaration, -On or.`befOre
August .17111, 1940, -as- on and. after •
„that date the.Executor herein will pro-
ceed to make distribution of the assets
of the said estate having regard only
to the claim's then filed. '
esseliatedeeftectederich, July 25th, 1940.
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Goderfch, Ontario. .
30-2 •Solicitor for the Executor.
drintogiellaMiataiimisima
Mrs. Frank Young,eGoderich, a ,SOn. - • • DIED
SICGILL.-At Guelph, on Saturday,
The bravest -81014 in all tills world July 20th, Susannah Marie Carney,
Is a man fighting against odds.-:-.,Frenk-- wife, of Peter MOGIII.,
the form of, a torch -lighting service, 'all
students received eqdiffi.
• .0n Sunday rimming, the ieloSing day
of Summer School, communion of the
;Lord's Supper -was condutted by the
-President and the dean. Theenorning
worship sereice wasin charge- of the
Christian ..feilowships convener Of Lon
don Conferenee Y.P. Union, Miss Eva
Clark, assisted by several of the ettzim-
ete.- The closing address of the sehoel
was given by the president, iteviall E.
---BeecOine who.•chose-as hie' subject,
"What do you herer
,This week, July 22nd r to 27th, the
junior boys' eamp is occupying the"
grounds, to bet followed: by the Beau
Sejour leadership camp; promoted by
the Ontario Religious Education Coun-
cil. This ca,nap will continue .to August
5th. - •
The Baptist T.P.rUnions 01 Gue/Ph:
Oxford and Brant- will oeeupy the
grounds from Augtist 5th to 12111 ; and
two .girls' camps, senior and junior,
will have the remainder ,of AuguSt-.-
Ti.;vo *ups are coining foe' the Labor
,Day'weekl-ged, which will conclude the
program for this Aason.
•MARRIED
'ArIDDX.FrIX)X-1-01EMEN1e--On Sat- .
urdays July 20111, 1940, by Rev. Canon,
Appleyard, at Hamilton, Ont., Jean
Clement, daughter of John Clethent,_
*late of Pollolcsilields, Glasgow, .Seot-
land, to Charles George laddleton of
Clinton, Olt-
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P-UBL iTICE,
To the Citizerie of the Town of God,erich
Monday, August 5th, .1940
• having been Axed. /by Bylaw as •
CIVIC ILOLthAY
All citizens are 'requested to govern theinselkes accordingly.
° 1V1apir..
L,,
Town C1erlt.4
arden Party at Kingsbridg
ST. JOSEPH'S ciitn,cw GROUNDS
MONDAY, JULY 29
SUP,PAT 6 p.m.._
AIMISSION 35o; oifirlinstr 25c
Followed by a
Concert and Booths on the .Lawn
AfterWards Roy MeNenZie's Orchestra will play for a
DAhCE IN KINGSBRIDGE_ HALL
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DON1 A9400 IT.
ADMISSION 25o
. street,