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Alit° AGENCIES AND
DEALERS
GODERIOH MOTORS
STAN. PREVETT
emus $t ' Phone 83
FORD
MDIKORY — LINCOLN -ZEPHYR
Sales and Service ',-
Used Cars -•
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GEORGE G. MacEWM
4011EVROLET &4' OLDSMOBILE
° Sales and Service
General Repair
lleColl Frontenac Product%
Firestone Tire
,BEAUTY PARLORS
BETTY'S BEAUT3t SHOPPE
JETTY THOMAS,. Prop.
64 Elgin Ave. Phone 040
remanent Waving and-• all 1,14.3
Beauty Culture
DAINTEg LADIrE -'
'EVELYN rinfAlsT, Pkop'.
East Side of „Stitare 'Phone 60
Permanent Waving, Finger Waving.
Facials, lanieuring and, Haircutting
MCGEE'S 'GARAGE
DODGE & DESOTO
Sales and Service
45 Hamilton 'St. Phone 690
°emeriti Repairs to All Makes Oars.
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-Simro
• • Firestone: Tires. Willard .Batteriii
00GAB --AXD-
PLANTE iS GAEAt
• ..: • 'GILBERTPLANTEl, Pro
Victoria t. Phone _
516
CURYPLER ilYMOIT4
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Sales and Service_ _ .
General Repairs to AllX!Yes.
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AUTO1!OBILE PAitTS &
ACCESSORIES.
CANA.1)1AN----VIRE
00411.0RATION
Associate Store •
• L. O.,. WHETSTONE,`. Mgr.
Hamilton St. • Phone 69W
TIIU BA.TTERIES, ACCESSORIES
omoomeiamiso.obr....foismem
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BAKEWES
:CLEVELAND •
14 West St. "hale 114
- READ, PIES, BUNS, CA1fl1S,
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We Deliver
°ours' zAioxr-
-Phoie 465.
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"FOR EVERY SPREAD
-USE CURRY% BREAD”
MAPLE LEAF BAKERY
N. JACKSON &:, A. FonsTVR
86 Square Phone 460J
Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns, Cakes Daily
Also Groceries
We Deliver
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Send youndoilation-fir the boys
Overseas to the Red Cross Rooms'
at the Public Library or to the
• Legion Itoornsrporner of North St.
and the Square. '
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BEVERAGES
GoDkuon BOTTLING WORKS
*CAMPBELL TWEEDIE Prop
5$ Picton St. , Phone 480
Autherized, Bottler of
COCA -OMA. AN'D
TWEEDIE'S POPULAR DRINKS
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BUILDING. & GENERAL
• CONTRACTORS
WILLIAM EDWARDS
R.R. 1, Goclerich Phone 931er-2-
RESIDMITI Al.4CONSTRUCTION,
AIMER,ATIONS AND REPAIRS '
'HOUSE MOVING AND .4 -
HEAVY FRAMING
JOHN JErrpRy
Warren • St. • Phone 577W
• ENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
Every Branch of Carpenter Work,
ROBERT STANDISH
02 East St • :Phone 069
• GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
• • „ BUILDER
Cailientering, Alterations and Repairs
c, MattANus ooze;
Stanley St ;‘, - Phone 36
MITA wz ounAtt
Visit Our Milk Bar. 4
oomemaamosamleisesaimperieemeesiereculea,
FLOUR, 11.111ED & SHOlti‘
MoLEAN
9 Kingston 'St - • Phone 359
earrk a complete line of
FILOUR, FEDD, ,SEEDS AND
eGit-OORRI
Specializing—Bulk Seeds, Flower find
Vegetable Planta
° FOUNDRIES
GODERICH IitiON AND BRASS
• FOUNDRY
Victoria $t.• Phone 460W
GRAY IltON CASTINGS
BRASS and .ALUMINUU CASTINGS
:• IIARDWARO
00/T4 WORSEale C
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Scinare Phone 283
SHERWIN - WILLI/MS AND a V.
VATX* BNAMNIAS ITARNX4RES
041.erni.liardware, 011e, Glass, .Aladdln
Lratipa and Stoves,
Stoves, Plumbing 'and Heating
UOTEL8
T M 'TURAR
*est St. • Phone 685
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
"Delicious Meals Temptingly Served."
ROYAL, INN
Hamilton St.• -Plaohe 82
iStop at "Royal Inn" when in Goderieh
Excellent AecOmmodation, Comfert-
. able Rooms — Moderate Ratee
Attention 'to Dining atom
'Contrattors, Jobbers ---and - Foundry -SP-eqial
Engineers Servlee
le F. KELLY, Mgr. •
FUEL DEALERS
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- THE SA,ULTS COAL CO. amm",•••••••••••"1"...
e • le
Nelson St— ° _ t11440 RADIO,SERVICE
rocohaAtas, "lard, Soft and 'Cannel
Coal, Coke, liard"and tight *clod
Exclusive Agents for
Liliki10:11 'VALLEY ,AITPHBACITE
Rest Grades •
1WERCHANTSGENERAL
.J. • G. MONTGOMERY
•,s.AvrvoRo. •
' Phone OW - •
GROCERIES,—: MEATS -- FRUITS -;--
VEGETABLES --DRY GOODS —
• HARDWARE 2- GAS— OIL
GROCERIES & 'MEATS
Also Cabinet Wbrk
Estimates Ere DOMINION
STORES LIMITED
SUNKIST BRANDS HITS- THE TOP
EARL .WESTiR00,IC
We SPeciallize. in, ,.
9eEtcsEt... - - . , - ,,,Phone,48SA1ST,-.-QRAN,CIE§ _ re _ _._
GENERAL , CONSTRUCT ION SUNWIST GliA.PIDERUIT .
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REPAIRS, ,AIirERATIONS; FLOOR , WE DetaviElt - — PHONE 461
SANDING. ELIRDWOOD Pi0ORING
MNsommo:Hoolor
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DAIRIES
• NORMAN'S
(Formerly McMillan's)
East Side of Square
For PrompteDelivery- and Courteous
••Service Phone 164 or 165 •
GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES — COOKED MEATS
• BAXTER% DAIRY •
Napier St. ••Phone 104
MILK — QI.W4.11/
• -rN
• Specializing in I
WHIPPING oBsAm ,
KRIMKO CHOCOLATE DRINKJ.
GRAPE, ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT
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orth
• FRED. R. PRICE
• 'GROCERY
Side of Square
GROC RIES. —• VEGETABLES
• FRUITS
Free Delivery Service
Phone 248
- BISSET BROS: , • Mrs. Frank Campbell.
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saliford IleightS Oramery - Mrs. Henry 'Hoover of Welland is
Sanford Heights Phone 172W Pending a few weeks with Xt. find
Mrs. Frank Campbell and other friends.
Manufacturers of , .
SAILMORD HEIGHTSClEtEAMERXI Rev. Will Taylor and Mrs. Taylor
- BUTTER AND ICE REAM 1-
1 of Dorchester visited with Mr. and Mrs.
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• HIGHEST QUA.LITZ ' Albert 'Walsh last Thursday.
Snell of LondOn are spending this week ".....'s.'"'''''''il"mm.m.'"'"
last Tuesday witli iir.Thand Airs. Wesat their liome on the farm • '
k ' .. Brumley. . Interment was in Blyth
Stackhouse, Brucefteld. s • yidtors 'on Sunday at the home or Union. cemetery. Besides his parents,
' Miss Jean Campbell . has gone Mr and. Mrs. Wm, McDowell were Mr two aiters, 'Margaret May and Mary
Kitchener, where she expects to take a and Mrs. Wes. Stackhonse,of,Bfucefield
• position. —• and Mr. and ii.t0'. Stanley Neale. and
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GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal St (at Edward Taxi)
PhOne .616
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We areas near as your phone.
REPAIRS AND 'REPLACEMF.iNTS
• -ALL MAKES, .
• BERTkAr4 MUNDAY
7 Widder St. •• --Phone 698
COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS
' • CARRIED
90Day Guarantee on Ali RepaMerle
• Established 10 Years.
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SERVICE STATIONS
OITIES SERVICE. 414,1110/4T
CRANSTON & ECUTCHN'S
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CITIES isEitylon PRODUCTS
COMPLETE AlTTOMOTItE SERVICE
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• ROOPE'S 'SERVICE STATION
36 Bayfield Rd. • •638
Frame and -Wheel' Alignment Service.
Machine Work—Acetylene Welding—
Bicycles—Tires—Batteries
01 -TIES, SERVICE PRODUCTS.
Lawn Mowers Sharpened,
Miss Minnie Snell and Miss Elsie
vow
• TAILORS
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• BUY THE BEST_ -
There are good, average and poor
clothes. • •
WE CARRY THE BEST
Dry Citeaninge Pressing, Altering, Re-
• styling
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FRAN'B H.\ MARTIN
TAIbon,
„West St. •"' Call 317
,•WESTFIELD
• WESTFIELD, Aug: 5.—Mrs. Barry
Govier of Auburn spent part of last
• week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will.
Govrer.
• Several of thela.dies from Westfield
attended the Red Cross sluff:411g -at
Auburn last Tuesday afternoonrive
cluilti were quilted and a pot -luck §IP'
per was served at the tea. hour. ••
, Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. McDowell, Miss
Mildred --Thornton, Mr. and Mrs.
NorniatteMoDowell,•tind. fatally visited
• ter DOneftneMr, Norman Rodger 'of
hu-i-0-#12Fhter Patsy of !Glencoe.
Mr, a.nd Mrs, Ed, Rodger_and daug
South Myer are spending ',some time
- Mrs. En:rifler-Son
Rodger, Mr, and Mrs, Manse], Cook ttrul
othet, friend. •
mr. 'and Mrs, Wm. McDowell were
London visitors on ThurSday.
Mrand Mrs. Roht. Hoover, Brussels,
were Saturday= visitors with Mrand
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The Government has to have Money to carry on the war. This
means more taxest Now is the** to put in your 'next, winter's
supply of coal before anothertax is put on. -Orders entrusted to us
will receive prompt attention. We stock;—
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D & II Anthracite Coal
roRD COKE
Four.Point Pocahontas
• RED JACKET Domestic ,eoal
FOR—
PLVIVIDIENO,` LIEMING 'AND HARDWARE—Tlitit
Chas. C.
Lee
COALYARD and HARDWARE STORE At the Harbor
. Phoies-.Store 22
House 112
Sunset 643
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_Kathleen, and thejour brothers, all at
home, are left to mourn •the • tragic
passing of the nineteen -year-old youth
Mrs. John Clark of Toronto visited as the result of atfautomobile aceiden"
Mr. and 'Mrs; (Marvin McDowell. .
- The Y.P.U. held their meeting on
Sunday night, *with about twenty iske
sent. Miss 1, Anna McDowell led the
Meeting, Miss Mildred' Thornton read-
ing.the 'Scripture lesson. Mr. Ilarvey
McDowell gage the topic..
Miss )Xab0iB,oSflunOf Goderich
Visited her parents, Mr, and, ,Mrs.
Maurice Rosman., ;
- 1ir and 1rsitai1 Wightinan. and
family were at Lucknow on Sunday,
with Mr. and l‘Irs.,Mathers. '
Westfield Old Boy In Home Church..—
.Rev. Will Taylor of Dorchester took
charge of the service at Westfield
chureh on Sunday afternoon.': He took
as his text the words of liehrews,12427,
and his sermon subject was "Things
Which Cannot Ile Shaken." The Juni&
Quartette, Lloyd Nira1ao3., Harvey Mc-
Dowell, Norman McDowell and Doug,
• las Campbell, sat* "Where jesus
'tis Heaven There." Mr; Taylor is one
• of' Westfieid's former boys and: many
• were pleased to' welcome him back tO
the home church. and Whina
prea.ch.
Accident Victim Du4ed.,—strhe fun.
oral of the late Archielitison, eldest son
of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mason, WaS
had last Wednesday afternoon from
the hoine of his parents. The servIre
was:conducted by the pastor, neva/. Ce
Wilson. Mr. Maitland Henry •sang
"Shadows." The pallbearers were
Archle'e former chains," Ned ,T1erePs0111
Ellis Jimmie Walsh,'" Russel
Cook,Gordon Nethery, and' a C01181110
Chas. Brumley. 3The flowers, Which
were Many and beautiful, were tarried.
I,)yr Clifford Walsh, Bill Ituehainee,
Arnold Cook 'Lloyd Walsh, Also by foar
brothers, Jimmie, Albert, Elmer and
Gordon Mason, and a COU310., Harold
PORTERS • 11111.:
. roito.Ars HILL, Aug: 6.—Coa-
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gratulatlons to 'Mr. and, mrs. nayniond
Co.; who were =aided on Saturday:
We are glad' to know they intend re-
siding in our community. -
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Fisher, Lon-
don, ape& ,..the,...'week,end.--with • -14r
mother, lifirs. Herb, Cox.
•'eforrii Frame, who has been in train-
ing at Camp Borden, was home oyer the
week -ad. • ',Stewart Sehoenhais, who
has made his home in These parts the
last two years, also is M the Kin's
uniform, Lorne and Arthur Elliott, of
Camp Borden and London, were home
on leave over the week-encl.
At Giaeo Church. -0n Sunday mora -
Ing Rev. II, Curry., spoke to a full
church, Dvery seat was occupied, the
tongregation- including seventy-five or
more boys from Stratford nOtary Club,
camping ground who attended' in a
body. A boys' phoir furnished two
splendid numbers. Rev. M. Curry took
as his text the words of John 3:1
"For God so loved the world , that Ile
gave his only. begotten Son, that who-
soever belleveth lzt Minn ehould not,
perish, but have everlasting life." The
address as very helpful to -the order
ones, as well as to the young. . .
munion service will be held in OW
chtireh on ,September 1st,
Visitors with ICIte -and ;qrs.
Newton over the weekend were Mi.
and Mrs. Gerald •Nowton and two child -
yen, of London. and Cr. and Mrs, Mc-
Donald, of 'Stratford.
RETh TirioriisteliHni Ans.
,The Clinton Lions Club,is sponsoring
Sheep Club.
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'Dr. A. W. Irwin, er, Witighani, has
joined the Royal Dental Cops lie con-
nection with the Vanadian Air Force.
Mr. Why.te, a Ilullett township,
bead$ extizens' voluntary committee to
assist national 'registration officials in
the ituron.4Pertix riding.
'Norman Alexander, elder sOil of Kr,
and Mrs. AV. V. Alexander, of IIensaii.
The ceremony wan performed by the
bride's father. Afterw,ards weeption
was held la the manse. %!r. and Mr8.
Alexander left on a motor trip to Mani-
tonlin and Northern Ontario, and OU
their return will live in IIay township
near Hensel!. The bride is a graduate
of the University of Toronto.
Effeete or Heat
"
• The pxtrezne -heat wave of the past
Week or o, writes a Ileusalicorresporid-
047. rksimnsible for the death of
"lerkiit the pet Parrot owned by Mrs.
Peter Munn of thi8 jerey.,who
was thirty-twO yeara old, was a•grea,t
Pet wit eliildren here and was
knowe by everyone, as ballad lived here
most of his life. Ile was great eom-
panY . for Mrs., Munn, Who will' surely
miss him. The great heat wave, howl..
ever, did not Seena to have rauell effect
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on. 11/1r, G. C. Petty, 'of the village,..who
last week painted the- eXterior, of the
large Petty block on' Main eteeet, Mr.
Petty is eigh.te-ave years Of age and
is still very active.
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cognomina goin1.1111P. M. So— •
1:r. and Ilire. •Dee linlitirlig.t 1111,—
mots tido week the tireasies Ilille it. , '
Orator, and a beelines inien,
Willis, *11 ?.res.. ..
Mr, and ilre Kees** HaseUtt. ltl
Done NM sad tries& (bit restos.
all a Toronto. spent Ilea ireek-eeit at
the home of Mr. end Itra. Nash RM.
Mg i& Betty reaps
'siting with her cousin, Ktas
Feagan•
Mr, and Mrs, Will Clayton, of Put-
nam, *pent Sunday St the hew* of *r.
Alia Will"i'reble, Master Jac*
Clayton returned home after hiatus
spent tliree• weeks with relatium here.
• Master 'Harry Moutgomery was. hav-
ing holitla*n- at it* hmat of hie grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrti. Aldin
Week. ,
Mrs. William IOU, ar., of Goderich„
.is visiting at -the lienie,of her grand-
daugb.ter. Mrs:. Wilt Treble, lids week.
Mr, Arnold Alibi, who lute bee* in
Goderich Hospital the last seven weele$
after having. been kicked a boo*,
was able to be out for a drive on, '
spa :Clifford haven half-aere of potatoe.s
contributing to the Rea Cross. "
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Mrs. -George 'Muldoon; Brussels. She
was itt 'her seventy-fourth year. .
Canadian Army' IYIeaieal. Corps. • ,
Miss 'Susan Sholdice. passed away
on the
`t'ar4e
on Suada,Y at the home of her sister,
24th Field AMbrilancee-A 'brarteh of the.
the not proceeds on which they afi....
Ported for' d'nrY as an officer with the
Maurice Quance, of Exeter, and his
Dr. a a 511sener of )0rediton has re,
iAlvin., Rutledge, who disloeated" Iiiis
neck while diving at the Gederich
•waterfront, is repOrted to be recovering
satisfaetoilly at his. tibiae at Brusselce
•Charles !Guenther. well-knowa rest -
dent okpaShwood, died on Saturday In
hist seventy-third year. Ile 'is survived
by. his wife, four sons and four daugli.
efeetri•ai etorra the bam-
of William 'Somerville In
McKillep township was set Mire by
liehtning and ..completely clestraed,
with sixty tons Of hay, 300 bushelf of
grain, impleMents,e'ete. A number of
eattlar and horses in the same locality
were struck and killed;
After anWness Of over a year, Miss-
Lsabeli_Wishart ,Carr died at her home
in WIngharn, on. July ,04th. Deceased
was a resident of Winghani. nearly all
her life. Two sisters and three bro-
thers survive: :Annie, at home.; -3Vr r$
R.• W. 1Shieldsr!of Palmerston; George
W., *Alfred M. and James S., of Wing-
rartirr.e.tt---Crich . ' '
, . Miss.Lulu Mary Crich, only datighter
of the late Iddo Crich of Clinton, was
.married at Leaside on july. 27th to
•!Percival 'George •Barrett of Toronto,.
-The -.ceremony was perforraedeby Re*.
.0. E. 'Spreull. Mr, and Mrs. Barrett
will reside in Toronto.
Saves Lad from Drowning .
' Miss Anne .Morgan of Uhborne 'Saved
a youtiglad from drowning at Grand
'Bend .recently. The boy, about seven.
years' of age, got into water beyond
his deptiLand 1111,SS. Morgan, who was
near by in her swimming snit, jumped
in and got him safely to shore.
New Industry for Seaforth •
-- The Pion.eer Brom Corn Co., Ltd.,
of London, has leitsed tie Old Canadi
Furniture factRryint Seaforth ang, In-
tends to process,,,,Artaad bale the brown,
eorn, which is ',grown in theSecifortle,
district, They propose? to „operate four
• months in the year and employ about
twenty band - :L.z.-4. ....,_ ,. ,;:,:
.1Vfel'kerson—Maylor. .
• The 'marriage of Doris Eveani
•younger daughter. of Mr, -' and
George Taylor, 'Clinton, to F,IarOld'
LeRoy 1114Pherson 'of Clinton, son of
Mr.• and Mrs. •William: McPherson of
Hibbert -townSlaip,. ,was solemnitede- in
St !Paul's' Angilean church, 1Clinton, on.
Saturday afternoon, the rector,- Rev.
A: • H. O'Neiel • officiating. _The yeti
'doujIle-Wilreiegidelii-Vilutiiii:':
Victim of Lockjaw '•
Lockjaw caused . the death at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday
of Charles •O'Brien, R.R. No. 1, Exeter.
son Of eireand 11re, 'Beet O'Brien. The
-young Mali, twenty-eight s;ears, of age,
-seratebed his foot while working in
his father's barn two weeks- -a.O. -=Ic
serious symptoms developed until Sat-
urday, when he became ill, and on Sun-,
pdiatyal he .was taken to the London hos-
Edighoffer—Cox '
. At the .Evangeli41 parsonage, Dash-.
wood, on Tuesday afternoon, July 30,
Lerena gne, deughter of ''.‘lr. and Mrs,
Bruce Ashton .cox of Biggar, Sask.,
was united in •marriage to Kenneth
EdWardEdigholfer, son of Mr.'and 3,11`R.
E. H. Edighoffer of Zurich. •The eere-
• moni waa _Perfumed _bReie, H.. -le...
Roppel: The happy couple Afterwards
rIefestidfee.r B,Iggar, Stiske.where they.wilt
Aloymnder-;•-Chindier
At St. Andrew's Church;.,KipPen., on
Saturday last, Helen Mabel, ' eldest
daughter Of Rev. E. F. and Mrs; Chand-
ler, was unitedein marriage to Robert
lammooamaumiuiomaviimorimioiooaiaoiwimm;mowaaimmi
/ WHEN USING \\
W LSON'S
( FLY PADS
READ DIRECTIONS
" CAREFULLY AND
ee..,FOLLOW THEM/
EXACTLY/
\ 4 s
Each ,pad ,411 kill flits *11 de), end
every day for three weekm.
s in eerie:packet.-- 1 '
• 10 CENTS PER l'A.CKET
at Druggists, 6roeers, General Stores..
°W�Y PAY 'IVIO]Rg?
THE wiLSON ELPADCO.,flarnitopj O.
1 $
Summer
Complaint
reW people, especially children,
escape • an attack of summer com-
plaint during the hot weather.
• Summer complaint begins with a.
profuse diarrhcea very- often iiceon-
panied by vomiting and purging..
The**matter excreted trota tho
etomch has 0. bilious appearanee
and that from the bowels watery;
whitish, ill smelling, or even, odorles.
When, the children show any- Sign.
of looseness of the bowele the mother.
should a.dmidter a few doses of •Dr.
Fowler's Extract of wila Stra,r.
berry:so as to brintrquiek relief
This medicine has been. on: the
market for the past 94 years. Ite.
facto stibtitutea. They may be
dangerous.
Get “Dr. Vowler ",s? and fed Afe.
ThsT 1•01burn Go,, Toronto. Oat.
•
Sunday.
GODERICII TOVOTS
HELENS, Aug, Recent,
visitors. in the • cemmunity included
Miss Anna, Stuart, of; Toroato„ with
Mr. ans. G. M. Stuart;IXr, Brpwn,
of Kitehtter, at the home02Mr. and,
Mrs. R. Woods; Mr. 'and Mrs- 'PA;
Millet and ;family, of Alma, ,with Mr.
and Mrs. 3. D. AnderSon and Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Miller; Cr. and. Mrs. Kruger
and Lois, of_Detrolt, with Mr...and_Mys.
E. 3. Thom. •
Rev. T. O. and 1%.1rs.' Wilkinson and
Doris, of Hickson, renewed • old
acquaintances in file village on Thurs.
day
Mrs. A:nold: Barbour and miss
Dorothy, 61 Fermis, were recent visitors'
with
Quite a number of ladies attended the
meeting of the W M 8 at Crewe on
Thursday afternoon,
Women's Institute. --Mite August
ineetieg a the Women's Institute was
held on Friday, With the preSidelit'
MrS. Will Rutherford,dn Charge. The
:roll pall was „ reseended to with the
naming of "ray hobby." Misti W. D.
Rtitherford delighted •the ladies With
a talk on her visit to theSan Francisco
World's Fair last suramer. During:fhe
meeting the ladies worked at hemming
handkerchiefs and at. 0..e, eonclusien
lunch was served by the hoste'sses, Mrs.
' E. 3. Thom, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and•
Mrs, ;Archie Aitchison. After the meet-
ing' Mrs. Robert • Buchanan, who Is
leavingfor her new home near N'orth
Bay,• was presented with a tablecloth
hnd aaaddress ',of appreciation and
good wiihes. •
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP, Aug:.0
The' sound of the threShing Wad** to
again 'heard. The harvest is truly
plentiful and se ehould- be exceeding
Mr. ,and Mrs. Hugh. -Davidson Aa
4Toy, of London, and Miss Delon DaVid-
son* of Southampton, spent the Week.
end with. Xr. awl Mrs. Robt. Davidson.
'Miss Alice SoWerby of Woronto „
visited wilt herbrothers, Carl and ROSS*
and her slater, Mrs—Elmer graham. •
Sheppardten. • •
Mies Esther Mellwain wars home •
from London for the Week -end.
Mr, Mauriee, Harwood of .the
Bricoldoc visited with his parents, Mr. •
and Wirs, et Harwood,- and his seeter,
Miss Mary, of- Prurailler on
Mrs. Z. Doyle and fanilly, Of Buffala.
are visiting with the la.dY'e Varentst Mr,
and Mrs. John Blair. •
MisW Marion Dougherty .of Ashfield
has been visiting, with •Mies Betty
Sowerby.
Bev, W. P. Lane of tioderich Occupied
the pulpit at Unien aura, On SindaY
and delivered.. a -Ane sermon on "The
Value of . Friendship" Irma the text,
"A man that hath friends must shove. •
himself' friendly: and there ,is a friend. -
that sticketh, ',closer '.than* a • brother"
(ProVerbs'iS:I2,4); . • ', • ,
400.
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PORP ALBERT -4
• POW „Almon% Aug. 5.—The Port e.
Albert airport J hnnming these days:.
and there is au ever increasingdinaltd .
• for cottagei. . •
The services at Christ church.' will
be held at '7.30 p.m. for the remainder,
ef August
The regular monthly Meeting of the
Ashfield Patriotis Society Irvill be held
on Tuesday, August 1th, at the hcmie
of Mrs Boy Petrie.
READ TH. CLESSELPIED ADS. **
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'NO AI)VADICE IN•PEICES • •
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Efarge foreign granite 9i9ek to elioose friym. A postal •-Vvet.. brhig
us -tir-your hothe; Free traniiportation to 0* otfice:
. „.
illiaMS A& Sontr#nite Works
14 St. Patrick St.: phone 1955," STRATFORD
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• Will do practically all of your housework if you will give
it a chance; Icrazhingironing,-VookinDusting- Lighting
and Refrigeration..
Winn g and all branches of electric work given- personal
attention, ' •
FRANK MeARTHUR
West Street Phone 82
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Hae your Lawn Mower sharpened on the most modern
machine on. the market, It costs no more to have ii„done
the right way. All Work 'Wished when promised.
NEW LAWN MOWERS at prices that will stuvrise you.
GARDEN TOOLS
We have a new shipthent of Spades, Hoes, Bakes, Forks and
Clippers. Treat yourself to some new garden tools.
PRONE 206J
W. Stokes
• Machinist EAST' ST.
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The Surniner won't last forever; enjoy it while yon eau.
jJSE NU-rREEzER
for dessert or Takeaorne Sundaes.
Ice Cream is refrehing, it's a healthy food and it is &exp.
A saves cooking;, take our advide and try it. You will be .;
pleasantly surmised. Made frettlyevery day at •
• H. lackstonalsi„.
"THE BROADWAY Ole Gmmum'
WE DELIVER . PHONE 240