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ASHFIELD
; Alig• -2r. lettr-IV4 nre
Pleat -';ed to report that. Mil. Murdoch
maeiCenzie Wo.$ able to return home
trOM Goderielf Hospital. He is verr
ranch leaproved in health. .
Onr popular And efficient carpenter,
Alactaan, has secured a ion at at Sky Harbor airport near 'Godes
rieh. •
., Mr. Eugene O'Keefe, is Working at
the airPort, at Port Albert'.
IVIrs';',Duncan'MacIiityre has returned
hogie after, s iidin i. -week 'with' her
sister, Mrs. Affac-Kirplon, in Parkhill;
Mr. Donald MacKay of Can* Borden
is visiting 'with WA :parents, Mr. And
John -Ma,cKay. ,
Mrs AUX.: JohnStOn,-dt„Ohichgo J.
elsiting with 'her Sisters in Aeltfield.
We extend eongratulation$ to. Mr.
Gordon Fenety and Mrs. FenetY (ne'e,
Jessie AlAcithe),,' 1,V1io Were married
•recently in, ,Toronto.: 1Ve• WiSli , "them
many. lOng, years
Robert Seott and -Barbera, of
Windsor, are•vieiting with. her Mother,
Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan.
Mrs. Alex, IVIaeLennan. , of...Chicago
called on her many Ashaeld friends re-
centlee,
The Angliehne:wliO litive been ocupy
ing ,the presbyterian, Camp at kintail
ter the last three weeks returned to•
their homes ou Tueedayee_The_young......Kif
- people -;-of the • Anglican'. Choreh were
nnd'er a very. efficient gaff; lecluding
Rev. T. J. Fillify Of. London as dean ;
Rev. j....Grahain a Baylield; Rev. j.
Geoghegan a .Strathroy,„ Rev. A.- C.
Calder of Goderich, Mr. Duncan
of •Windser and Miss Noralt ,Siften of
Ridgetown.
Mrs, Aubrey CollinS and ehildren, of
iftrAtfettVeIt.rie7-ae.enitine eeitiCtier* At
the horne of her loonier, Mrs. William
Drennan, while her husband, •Who !las
enlisted, is overSeaS- •
Mr, and Mrs. Bud Farrislx are oc-i-
euPYing Mrs. Dick AlaeDonald'S house
l.
In Kintai•
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. 'Collinson a Lon-
don spent the Week -end at the home of
Mrs. George Collinson, •
ST. HELENS,
HELM' S, Aug.- 26.--14,1e. and
Mrs. Wm. Blue and Margaret, of .De,
twit, were recent guests a .31tr. and:
Mrs. D. _Andersen._ .,-On their return'
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they were accOmpanted by 'Miss Helm
Blue, who spent the'vacation here.
r, Visitors in the ,communitY included
Mr. Leonard Taylor of,Edmonton"With
Mr. T. B. Taylor; 'Mr, Neely Todd of
Stratttard at his home heret MisA-Marie-
MacCharles of Toronto and Miss Sadie
MadClaarles of Ripley with Mr. and Mts.
rno
Et Gaunt, Miss Margaret jefferSon
et Donnybroeic with Mr. and Mrs. Stan,-
ley Todd; Mr. and ;lir% .Artlaur Bram-
hall Harailton with Xr, -.And :Airs.
• Lorne Woods; Rev/M
. Ur. andrs, Burn
,of Selkirk, Mr. and Airs. Harry Hiltoh
of Toronto and Mr. Mel. BrOWn of
ehenerewith -M-renndeltrs:Rottinsoll-
Woods.
, Rev.G. A. and Mrs. Barnard are
vieitors in. Toronto,
Mr. •George Taylor of •Wingliam will
have charge of the service in the 'United
church next Sunday morning..
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'SCIFOOL OF COMMERCE
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FALL TERM SEPT. 9, 1940
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ME GOMM=
Dt N(ANNON
14' NefANNON, Aug. Mise \Bea
itaki„.,ee gueie lthet week, her
oliter-in-law, 31re, Ed, Elliott, of 4.441,
gary„
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur and 3Ir. aud
Mrs. Lamb heve 'taken rooms- at the
fariti house a Mr. R, J. Mamie. The
men aro employed as trtiek-drivcrs
the 'airport work.
Miss Alinnie 1)lekson, on the' staff of
(ck
4oirich Hospital, IS enjoyiag a vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. auel Mrs.
Thos. Dickson, sr., Who have recently
moved to the village. -
AWs:, Grace. VrawfOrd, who teaches
'at Calgary, , and enjoyed the holiday
with her sister, Mrie• It. J. 1,harnin, and
other relatives, has returned. to the
West to resume her duties., '
Mr. and „Mrs. Frank: Padovan, ten
au $free -.4e.'15. Vtieeetetieve.-6,,4442-iit:
the airport work, Spent the. weekend
at their h.onle in Windsor.. Mrs. ,Stene-
hoUse aecompanied them to Exeter and
visited relatives there.
Visitorslast Friday with Mrs. Henry
YIrliSen Were Mrs. Percy Sanderson,
Mrs. Chas. Sharne and two little dangle,
`tors and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker.
Friends will remember them. as tamer
°Duegannonites. Mrs. Iiiii•ICoung, Geelee,
rich, also Spear, the day With Mrs.
,on. , • •
ViSitorS With Ur. and Hervey
Mole on 'Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Mole, Laura and Vera, of Se.e.torth,
Miss l'Ir.realifred SWant of Belmore, and
Mr. Stevvart MeDonahl,' of Ripley.
-Air., and, Ur& Walter StaffordpdaUgh,
ter Dawn. and 'Miss' tOenevieve ttamile
ton, Toronto, were weelteend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. JO, Itamilt012.,:
VisitOrs recently With Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, fCaesar were Mr. Adolphus Caesar
4,141hiselstaighter, Mr. James Ash -
Worth, her huslianil and little girl, from
'Cuyahoga Falls, a suburb of Akron,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs- Gorden Kidd and ehille
rent of 'Whighain, are visiting the lady's
Parents, Mr. And Mrs. John ityan;
•
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Rich. Me,
Whinney attended' the meeting of the
Kintail branch of the Presbyterian W.
M.S. at the home -sof Mrs-, McKenzie,
Xintail, :Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Miss Madeline Caesar, who has cabs
pleted her 'High School education at
LucknOw, and Miss Alma Anderson,
from the Goderich, are planning
to attend Normal School at 'Stratford
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duff, %ill' Ray
and the 'Misses 'Blanche Buell, Edith
Itroal and WhiliifeedeViekel, ef Lona:
ingtone. visited :friendsin the villhge.
Many will remember the Duff family
as former DungannoniteS.
Dungannon school, S.S. No. 8, Ash-
field, opens as Usual: for the tall term on
September ariL
' -Mre3Valter 'Dickenson spent -the week-
.encl• 'with his friend Mr. Wm. Sage,
Sheppardton.
The .Women's Institute meets on
Thursday at the home. of Miss Ferne
Robb.
Mr. Thornton Eed.y left on Monday' tb
accept \ a: elerical position 111 ' the re-
tradting_alliee., at _London.. •
Mr. and Mrs. Eedy and family spent
. Sunday with relatives at Milverton.
Private Gee. Hamilton, -after a ten-
_ leave from the army, -returned on
.Sanday„.to „London. • .
Takes New Position. -Mr. J. D. Rich-
ardson last week tendered his resigna-
tion as lineman with the Gotierich
Rural Telephone Co. He has accepted
the position of soperintendent„ of the
Aylmer,Malahide TelepliOne Co., where
seven other, meti are employed on the
lines'efie'eRichafdSbii'lehS; • • -1'
Dungannon nine years and on Septem-
ber 9th 'leaves to take' over his new
duties. Mr. Jack McGee has been en-
gaged to fill the vacancy:,
'CARLOW
CAAILOW, Ang. 28. -Mrs.
Gauley and two children, of" -Cleveland
Ohio, are spending the week with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. ,Gauley, sr.
Mrs. R. M., Young, Miss Isabel ,and
Phyllis D. Walter, of TOronto, are
visiting reiatives this week before 're-
turning to Toronto on Friday. •
• 'Rev. A, M. Boyle. occupied his pulpit
ern ehuteh nn StgidaY
_afternoon. There was a gOod congre-
-,*
.ga tion. •
,- Aileen Bean is visiting her aunt;
Mrs. Hugh Hill, Benmiller, for a couple
of vveeks. •.
Mr. Hickman of Toronto, a student,
had charge of the . services on thel
United Chureh circuit on Snnday. and I
gave a helpful,address on "Worthwhile
Work." •14. • '
. The grain is all cut anci•the threshing
machines are busy. The.raihs have de-
layed stook threshing somewhat, but
the cooler weather makes work easier.
Now if prites would go' up -a- little, -It
would be more 'satisfactory, but se far
we have "Petiee and plenty," so bo
thankful.
•Mrs. Thomas Anderson of town
visifed her couSins, Miss H. Clark and
Mrs. Henderson; on Thursday..
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilkie and Atibrey-
viSited With the iforraer'S mother at
'Cedarville on Sunday; and Ellen re --
turned with them. •.
Mr. and .',Mrs. T. W. Wilson spent
Sunday- at Parkhill, and Mae, after a
' two weeks' visit there, returned home
with' them. • .
• Mrs.' Itod.' Bogie has jellied, her 'has -
hand, Captain Bogie, and is now oe
the water, ' -•
Rev. Gordon Hazelwtiod. and Mrs.
• Hazelwood are expected back next 5i -
day and on September 8th anniversary
services will be held here, and
Dr Alexander MacMillan will be tile-
'Spe'aker.
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°I3AYFIELD
DAYrIEW, Aug. 01aude
Bobbins and, t:rtall daughter Clatelia,
eDetroit, are visiting the tormer'a
mother, Mrs. We J. McLeed,
»r nrniArse Ji i Lewis o Toronto
retrimed; home on Storiday• after sPeall-
lug two weeks:with Mre. N. W. 'Woods.
Misses dlarbara and at Morley of
Pleasant Ridge, Mich., are the guests of
,their Aunts, the ,Misses •MorleY, at
Mrs ,11%;•",x„in•,,g_and‘mrss Hilcia: Klux
of London, spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. At Dutot •
• „Miss Jean Butler of St. Catharive is
visiting her aunt, Mr, Wm, Ferguson,
• Charles, John and 'Barbara Plater
of Detto t are spending ten dayswith
then. grandittenief, Mrs. W. j. 'McLeod.
Mrs. Ernek Rohn of DetrOit is the
.exta• r..oe: her parent; Mr. and Mrs., D.
• Miss C. Rankin of 'Mount' Pleasant,
Mich:, is with her sister, Miss Juda,
at their eottage n ..the Terrace. •
• Mrs. J. Barrett and son, Norval
Agnew, of Detroit, are visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL.
Weston .•• '
•• Mr. and Mrs. P,ineout and •family,
.Buffaloare at their *cottage ii
• Jowett"s Grove. ,
Mr. and Mrs. james Rowatt of Lou-
• don are the guests of •the formers
mother;Mrs. 'A. Rowatt. „
•Mr. and Mrs. Normahe Toms, Who
-spent the past tWo 'weeks with Mrs. E.
. Toms, .returned to Detroit on Sunday':
Mr, and Mrs. 'Harold; Weston and
small son returned tre*Detreit. ou Sun
day -after spending two weeks here.
The dates for the' Bayfieldjrall Fair
• are September •25 and 20. • The Hel-
stein.Club a Huron County will have
an exhibit thiseyear, • ,
fielTd.iee next meeting of the Red Cross
Society will be held Friday, September
h,alt-rp-.MT-in the. Orange -Ma •ay-
!.
' Golf Ciub.-Ideal weather favored •a
•large entryin the ,G6.1f Club's cup event
on Saturday last: Players. were, pre-.
Sent *frOin as 'far ..north as Xineardine.
and as far east as Torento, and,they
• Made a great bid for the cupewhich was
won by W. D. 'Stevenson, a London,
With a one -stroke advantage over O. A.
Mustard. Events were keenly-conOste,d
and players, commented, favorebly On
Wei 0.Xtellentlilayang-conditions-„o
'fairways and greens. The WinnaS, on
Saturday -were : WD. ,Stevens'on,' lbw?
net,; •C. A.„Alustard, second, low net
B.,Hancock,, low gross; Dr. T. H.
„McColl, low gross, first nine; F: Scott,
low gross, second- nine; E. W. Kendall,
loiy net, first .nine ; J. A°. Cameron,, tow
net second nine. Prizes were donate,1
by Scotchmer's Hardware anti the Club.
A. field day _will be held on 'Saturday,
.Abgust 31.st, for men and women to
Mark the andel closing of the 1940
season. •
Concert by Visitors. -Summer visit-
ors in Baffield staged an amateur con-
cert in the Town Nall on rriday even-
ing, to establish a -patriotic fund from
•which the local Red Cross can draw for
gifts .and eigai:ettes for soldiers' wto
have enlisted from this locality.... The
sum of $47, was realized. Ley. F. H.
Paull acted as chairman. The 'pro-
eTane which drew great applause from
a large audience, consisted of the fol. -
lowing numbers f "0 Canada" and
'Well Never Let the .0Id Flag Fall,"
by the audience; opening chorus,
There'll Always Be .an- England" and
'Carry On," by a group a children;
pianeforte solos by David Trout, •De-,
troit; dance by marionette, "Clippo";
song by Mrs.H Ahrens, Detroit, accom-
panied by James- Rowitit, Lan -dour
reecho; ,by .MiSs Ruth MeAllister, Lon -
'doh ; voCal solo by Sandy Trout, De-
troit; mouthorg,an solos by •'James
Roveatt, 'London ; "Roaming -in.%'•the
,Gloaming," by Harry Lauder (Mrs. E.
P. Lewis, Toronto) ; quartette by Mrs.
F. H. Paull, Mrs. R. Middleton, Miss
Ulu Woods and Rev. F. n. Paull. .An
interesting fequre was "The Family
Album."' Miss Anne •'Walden, •taking
the papt of the granddaughter, becomes
reminiscent over the old family albuin.
Those vviin played parts were':• Mrs.
AUan McKenzie,. !Miss Doris. Steven%
Margaret Tillman,- Ohristahel, Stogdill,
•Betty Gair(iner, Dorothy Hart,
Hart, NaneY • Orr, Lillian Alkenhead,
AlaiseireteItall • Dr qnd Mrs Cl
• dill, MN. Robhi ,TInntr, Mrs. Bruce
Shbleton Messrs (1 Melia eve Peter
Tillman, Jack AIcTagne , ani'
Alexander. ''
•
• • CRETE
ntutiber from
here attended Ow anniversary' services
at -Blake's ijiilted chureit en Sinelay
last.
Stook threshilig. is the; order of 'the
day- around2here When the 'weatheeman
permits. „
-;The tinkle of die ,50001. bell will soon
be 'heard' calling all pupils back.'SEW
Q!1I1n of'Kineardine wilishe in eharge.
NILE
, Miss Evelyn Bali of Toronto is spend-
ing a. few days %yid' Mrs. Bone.
• "Yetne friend ;Rogers is a, dood, fel-
.
low," someone said to' Mark Twain of
IL Rogei.e of 'Standard Oil faille.
e'It'e a pity Ws Money is tainted."
• "It's *twice •tainted,'! drawled ;Meek.
'Taint youre and Taint mine."
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GRAND . BEND
Dancing Nightly Till Labor Day
Last chances to enjoy the Cascade
° Rhythms of • . •
WILLIS 'TIPPING'S Orehestra
•MinNOEP DANcti
12.05 a.m. Monday, Sept. 2nd
The Holiday Evening Dance will
be a
FROLIC AND CARNIVAL -
NUM •
• A riotous, happy farewell to 1940
Summer Season
Men 50e . Ladies 35e
Children 1.5e
LUCKNOW PIPE BAND
Sunday Afternoon and Evening
SURF SHOP & BATitimiusc
OPEN TILL MIDDLE OF SEPT.
PERSONAL MENTION
jietee pedal- itotwee, of Barrie, welt
iu w4 for Ile, we,ek-en41.
Viola 13beent1i,el of Bulfeta,,
spete a week at her home here,
Mi a1y hiwell and Mi Ju
it Tioripittg this wi_4.14:.,
MiSS Catherine Sale has returned to
Toronto' after a visit with friends la
ewit.
Mrs. D. •-1. liernighan, of Toronto, Is
• thiting lter parents, Mr, and Mee. Wee
Rivers.
add Mrs. Win, Binge, East
street, spent 'Sunday with Moir
daligli-
ter at Belgrave. •
Mre Frank Sellery, o The Detroit
Free I'rees, is a guest with leis 4iister,
Mrs, WLT1. Rivers. •
•-eeltfr;• tiact-Or itertalegreileseted elatzg&-_.
ter , Ottrol, of Midland, vaned on friends
tenet. on Saturday. °
Mr. Alex.° Anderson of Toronto is
eikdting with ids • sister, Ma E. IJ.
Oleveland, West street - -
Miss Maud Howell has ,returned from
a visit of two I'Ve4S, with 'Mrs, J. II.
Dawson at -Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr. end Mrs Win Melkie‘Of Elora;
With'their Son Jack uiddaughter Mary,
are ASiting with Mrs. A. D. MeLean.
•Mr. and Mrs. A. L Anniston; of
Cleveland ' 0 were in tpwa for the
week-;eml, glees? of 'Air. and Mrs; L.
L. Knox. '•
Rev. and *$. S. R. Welling and
twQ 8011.Ej,oframsville, were in town
'earlyein.pie 4,,ek on theirewayJioin
after Viteation«-
Mrs., A..M. Kirk Of Seatorth 'vette 'in
Goderich on Wednesday and is leaving
shortly. to spend the winter in Detroit
witheher daughter, Mrs. Creighton, °
Mrs. W. M. 'Anderson, of Havana,
Cliba and Tort:into, spent the week -end
with iss E'. Buchanan, Church Street,
Mr. and:•Mrs.• WM.-Bloomfield • 'have
received ti," letter stating that their Son,
Private 'Carl Blocanfielii, had arrived
safely in England.. .
Mrs. 0 W Ferrier and daughter,
of -Oshawa, are visiting; her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pinder, St: David's
street. •• ••
•
Mrs. R. W. Munro and Children 'have
returned tO their home at Stratford
after a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. R. 'Pinder, and their Mint,
Mrs. John Stork. '
' Mr. and Mrs. W. Bisset and family
are away oii7-6;7fen days'-niotoring trip
durin,. whieh they planned to isit
North Bay, • Callender, Toronto' and
other points. • •, • '
• Mrs. W. 1. Blehartan and daughter
Joen,are spending the week at Toronto.
Miss Ada Ferrara,' of London,. has
been spending a week's holid.hys at the
parental hottie 'here. • •'
Aircraftsman Harold K...-'itterner-spent
the week -end- with his parents, Ur. and
Mrs. 1tr. Turner, after completing his
course at -Trenton and St. Thomas-.• He
is now stationed the Bombing and
Gunnery •Sehoel, Jarvis, Onte :
Mr. Leslie 'R. Nafter, son of Mr. atid
Mrs. K. :E. '1.affieli passed 'his' examin-
ations with lion'ors at the Galt Aircraft
School and has been sent to the man-
ning depot,'"R.C.A....F., at Toronto,
Stratford also Pt -e. .11, W. Hart,- E'er tn
Regiment' (M.G1 ), or Camp gorden,
accompanied .by his mother, Mrs. W.
4
Hart, 1.Seaforth, were recent visitors at
theTlio,me of IfiAnd Alrs.:5V.-leierrepee,
Huron road. " - e-
Jcihu 134, Areastron„,e• of Torontois
spending a few- Weeks .in town, and
while here 'is studying for his primary
F,R.C.S. (•Can:), which he hopes to
write off in September: He is the gueSt
,A.111s. aunt. ..11,Lss tech a men „„Churgle
street. • • •
Gneste at *the- Aliss
Woodstoek ; Miss M. *Wool -
latt, Windsor ;Mrs. Walker, Miss Lil-
lian •Orcus, Toronto ; Mrs. Hamilton,
1Godetieh; Mrs. J. Wallace McDo• t
St. Marys ; I. Coughlin, London; Elsie
Jackson, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
tJahn E. Harris, Mrs, 13. G. Harris and
kaDelle, Woodbridge.; Mr. and Mrs. E.
:The Wait, Detroit; Katharine • Ward,
Mercy Ward, Mrs." IRoyland Banks,
:Rockville, Maryland; Mr. and_ _Mrs.'
LtnS, Gainsburg, Ind.; Mrs. 3. E. Older -
shit*, Miss Emma, Russell, Miss Lena
Russell, Chatham.; Mrs. L. Randall,
'Stratford ; Mrs. R. Breoks and Phyllis,
• Mies Cook and Mrs. Greenhill, Toronto;
Miss Francis Twaintey, Miss Flo Urqn-
• hart, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. G. Hem
and son, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, L. P.
'Rundle, St.. Catharines; Mr. , and Mrs.
L. 13. Story, Franklin,. N.H.; B. F.
•iWard, R. V Irwln, M A. Stone, Chu -
'ton ; Mr. • and 'Mrs. Wes, Parry,
'Chatham ; Mr- and -Mrs, Jos. Farr and
children, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs: Aoseph
IV; Ramsey, Saginaw, Mich,
TIP TO TEACIIER$
At the emi of To universit., studies,
when I was leaving formy first prd-4
fessotial J:(}.1}, I went to- say- good-bye
rtroremhty. oid teacher, William Peterfield
• "I can give you no theoretical advice
in f)pdagogy," he said, "but , telt
you one thing from experienbe. • It will
frequently happen when yen are -hold -
Ing forth that some boy in tile class
will disagree. • He will probably shake
his head violently. You will be tempted.
to go after him and convert him then
and there. Don't do it. He is prob-
ably the only one who is listenihg.".
.—John Erskine.'
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engaged her. As her first task sl,le was
ttold to make a complete inventory of
his ,stock, beginning with the goods in
the oiler. , , •
„ Threedays passed. The merchput
saw her Come and go each day, and
finally, wondering what she Was doing
all that thne down in the cellar, he
went to find out. She was working •et
his stock of peanuts, pretty, flushed
and. energetic. Asked how she was
getting along. !she wiped her dewy fore-
-head and said, 'Tire had ,time to count
only a few sacks, but -1'10. 'Tute
figures are exact SO .far, there are
precisely 26,657,$T1 peanuts.'
• •--eGelett 'Burgess
The latest colleetton of "schoolboy
howlers
'Manufacturing: In Australia is of
minereimportinceeliecau4-the •natfves
there are of a lazy type.and'don't care.
'There are two classes of elergymen7-
tbe beneficial and the Unbeneecial.
. The appendix is a part of a book for
which nobody found any use.
St:, Andrew is the patent saint of
Scotland. The patent saint of England
is the Union. Jack, :
• The o41,y terilele of clothingzan
Ghandi is The sutloin. •
A,.barrister is a. thing they put up in
the street to keep the crowds back..
Oliver Cromwell was' a bra, strong
.1:a,ardtortis
er, . hnhttroae,_
gr;eates_t. thing, was the,
•
In the -entre ofeenstralia there is a
,
great deal of nothing,- • .„
The .American governihenk at last
vdoecis.de_.d .t allthe Indians reser-
vo• irs.
,
SIIIPOUILDING IN CANADA
In adthtton fc• the well adraneett
naval eonstruction pxogram inriviag
the building of ninety-two vessels, Jit
,plaich, a portion is now afloat, the Can-
adlan ship Conversion Program. $31 pro-
gress slat* the beginning or the war, t3
,proceeding altead of schedule. AtznY
conyerted vessels are now in service ea
the high seas with the ROyal. C41144/14
Navy. -
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Elizabeth Arden
SITGOESTS
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reasurette
Elizabeth Arden's gay pin
And -gold' beauty,. chest contains no
less than 7 -,of her Essentials for
Loveliness. A perfectly grand
gift for a birthday, a bridge, or an
anniversary.
Ne tiopa Hbising__AeLettaAelpFonglite,
modern, cheap houses .within the _rel
of thousands of '0,anadians -hitherto
unable to afford the best In constred-
tion. Three N. H. A. houses are toe be
built at .the Canadian- National Exhibi-
-tion. Attendants will he Tresent to
answer questions.
When In TORONTO
' visie the
Si Regis
Hotel
Sherbourne St. at Carlton.
One Hundred Modern. Rooms
with private baths, Showers and
private telePhones. •
ROOM40 single, from $2.00 to $2.50
Room, double, from $3.00 to $3.50
• and $4.00
GOod Food served it 'inaddrate
price.
Dancing nightly,: no cover /*Irv,
u ore
• Phone 90
oderich
rugstores
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• Take reat pride in keeping their stocks of these
nationally advertised. ,items as Complete as possible.
• .
Prices /Or Week 30th August to 6tli Sept. inolustire-
ird7L-
40417G
Corks, *Alum, Fruit, Jar Rings,
Preserving Powder, 'Para -wax,
Parke's Catsup Flavor
Castoria . 29c;-690
Cutex Nail Polish
Natural, Gadabout,
Cameo Orchid ,Coral
Compound Extract of Wild
Strawberry. . 35e
Ironized 'feast reg. $125-Tonie,
• and Ptirifier-for $1.19
Gillette Blue Blades
5 Blades with one free '25e
10 Blades with two free . .:750e
• 6
Cameras, Films, Developing,
Printing • 24 hour Service
Blue Jay Corn Remedy
Liquid or Pad
Fountain Pens .... $2.15
Bottle .Fountain Pen Ink Free
• LOVALON 5 Rinses 35e
a
TON
45e -75e
Perrea-Gless .NOOr
Wax for good house.,
keeping ... 43e
greftmisiopemilereoloproorrawerporaiirm
• English Ifealth Salts
Very effeetive for
lazy livers .,,.39c
1 Modess
23e for '45e
IMODORAIsITS
Odorivo 35e -..59e
• Oilorno ' -35e ,
• °darn° Cream ...35e '
Arad .... 39e -5'9e
1)ew 33e --49e
..... 35c
• Muin 33e4 -59e
• 'CONTAINS
VITAMIN
B-1
Nerve- Food ... 49e
E. SI L. Pills 29e
Ointment . 49e
• Parailol •Xie
Mistol Nese Drops
35e
Bint bRUGS AT THE DirtraSTORE
CAMPBELL LAUDER DUNLOP WIGLE
Phone 90 Phone 19 • 1hone'45 Phone 1
GODERICH wooccorrs •
15410
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