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111e• W:irece, 1;auttke7d has Ecklirei CI I len, .7.41E'. Nortn;alt IZatItpr tutti
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toplinowe 1tit-.; aiptie:3 LI I. the elie-,e' eg tile ( in Godeeiell Iillespital on SuaRlkeY. '
,teeiiiiteye. , 1 Mr. and Ws. Wm. -Mc -Dowell, 31r. ,end
Mr. enti Mee. C'heetee i1ark,4_,, John ' Mr's, Norman Mcl)owt,11 and ehildren,
Alia MarjKiV, a Ea,sz Ifeliediag„ Atic.'1, mr, and mete, Alva meDowell end fam-
A,N7.olcd laq,Tnut.day 'Wl'ai Mr.. and Mrs.; ily 1,191fell at the home of Mr, and
.1'..ranli ilanipbell. ,. ' " Mrs Parl'er It."'ostIt er Kincardine on
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Elaine 13t1infolt11 ,spent a few 1 Sunday. '
v1 :g6 1tt3t. $1,,I.T4 I'Vith .1kirs. Artintri ,me,e3 rem merieweir, :me..;s eeae, mc,".
goillerg of Kitt -holier ttud Mlle.:. R. R. I Dowell, Miss ;Mildred t. Thornton. ond
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Steuelmuse 04 ‘Ilvti.,se8k (A.altlinii4;,1111:Ngleat1.ot
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lOtaleritit viSitt'd Ur. ;and lire, Bert
_ Chas. ROdger met with 'i pionfal
' -'---iala ali;-.f.;,,,V,Aiva J.Veio.'.4'..}..-, efrAti,P,2,27,.. e.kid'Helit- .aii
rubbing his litti-k. With gasoline tun' it
exploded, vainsinie serious buiiis. .Der:
Weir Of Auburn was hurriedly (*tilled
taut inShed laim to Gederich Iltdspital....
At time of writhig he was Progre.s.Sitig-
aS well as could,be expected, ,..-- ,•
THE CODERICH SIONAL.STAR
WINGS OF'EMPIRE,
ilton were visitore with Mr. and Mrs. '
tnaes MitOtill., and otner ' it wilds, -
'Mr.0 and Mrs. Norman Wightmao,
.1.ni.ttty aka Lobbie tind, Mr. , fleary,
;Mover, of 'Welland, visiied Mr. % and
•D'irs. Frank, 4,"ampood. , Mrs:. licnr:,,'
Ilootir retarited. to Weiland atter vi,it- Mr. and Mrs. 1,Ves. Stztelthonse auel
beg frienue fOr Amite, time here. - Miss, Eva Staekhouse of Itruceaeia
• Visitors on Saliday with •Mrs.. John visited Mir. idol MrS. Win. MeDowell'eth
rilis Wt!t& Mt. and Mrs. JasOn Lilt'. upnday,
ofi.Seaforth Ana .31r," J. ,D. Elsley of ' Mr. Leslie 'Buchanan met With t
Iketowel, , , ' ' ' .• e 1(tieullar mishap oue eveningIasi .week
•, Mrs. Ilarbld Wylie awl. little &nixie.' while ' driving along " the road in •11:s
ter, Of British,'Columbia,, are visiting (err. The front wheel eame off' and
her Parents? Mr., tind Mrs."John Carter. ran into . the "ditch, It wati,fertunate
Mr. dtaymona Iteamontl, was -a Tor- there ,was no serious result,' .wse,there
ontO visitor foe a few days.' Mrs. P;t 'IsTri Seleral ehildren in the ear at the
einlalley returned-hi:fine -With- lihnefer- time:. -- ---e-------• -- '-',--. •-----,----..--- e ----4
it 1ieek's-YU4f; ' . • e '• MrS. J. 'E. Ellis -and Miss Mary Ell:s
The weekly 1-71114.14liale,prtlyer „serviee, t rie V,Isither'this Wt'Vk ,With Mr. ;tad
With twenty-four in at tendanee,-: was Mrs. J. D. Flsley of Listowel.
aln eharge of -Mr.' Win. Walden.. Mr. peat!' of Mrs., John Cook. -It is Our
Wne Carter read the Scripture leseoe. sad duty this week ' to Clironicle the
Mr. Jack' Buchanan 14. 1(1 a topie en 'death on i4aturday, August 24th, Of a
*"Christian Hospitalitse! Rev. AN -taker highly respected tend well-known citizen
Malcolm of Brooklyn, N.Y., gave a help- of ,the community, in the person of Mrs.
chil,message. The song and prayer ser- .1 ohn Cook, aged seventy-five years.
vice was. uplifting .to all attending. For the hest few year* Mrs. Cook "had
Itevelfir.e:Maleolni {dosed the meeting been -in -failing' health and while her
with prayer. '' demise was not unexpected it eame as
, Mr. and MrS. Eranaersen., Rodger, a decided shock to ' her family 'and
Betty and Billie, also Leslie andRalph close frienas. Mrs..Cok had been up
Rodger were Barrie visitors- on Sunday, and abOnt as usual until Thursday
Leslie 'and Ralph going on m froBarrie afternoon, . when elle, saffered a stroke,
to South River for a week's Visitpassing away early gaturday morning.
Miss •Battle Wightman and Master Mrs. Cook, whose maiden' name was
Norman Wightman visited their grand- Isabella 11odger, was born on lot 33,
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Mathers of Luck- corfcessien,,,4, East Wawanosh, and lived
now, last week. all her life in this vicinity. She made
'Mrs. Rogers of Ayr ;is visiting her her home for .the last twenty-eight
sister, Mrs. Maitland Henry. years with her son, Mr, ^Fred J. Cook,
Mr. and Mise,Chas. -Scott of Milieu of ethiS vicinity. -- She ci'ae, a faithful
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township visited on Sunday with Mr.e member of the Westfield United church,.
and MrS. Maurice lieemam '''. - . and a life member of the Wormet's
Vieitors one Sunday with 'Mr. and ! Missienitry Society, taking' an active
Mrs. Elwin TaVor were Mr. and Mrs: I part in both When health permitted. --
-ROI- Snell' and family, .o.f 1;ondeSboro, Iler pathway' throngli life was.marked
. e_. • by deeds Of kindness and sheer, be -
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BLYTJJ ASHFIELD
MA:TM Aug. Publie and
Vontinuation 1-.elito.!1!:1 wlfl °Pal for the
gall 'term On the regAilar date, liziesday,
'Ff.ptember Prid,
It, J. 7tr. Ban' bafl returned to hie
heine In iCalitallia after a visit here
with Ms, father, J. Rarr, and brother,
Art Barr.
Miss Hazel Pettf3 of LothlOn haS
been 'spending hoIlalaYs with Ler Par-
ents, M. and Mrs. W. J. rettS;
Mrs. W. E. Weekes, of Goderich, re-
cently visited her on Rev.
Weetes, at the rectory. Mris, It. M.
Weehes is inf,kking a good recovery after
a serious 'operation which she under,.
1k1iS8 Anne Phillips will atttud trat-
ford Nor/nal 'School the ebnaing term,'
havihg been successful in her upper
school examination, • "
aiU Irs. 'Walter Jacobs of Los
.Angeles, Calif., have been vielting
friends in town. Mr. Jacob§ is ,
former resident of Blyth, but left here
• lwenty-five „years ago.
; Dr. Anderson and daughterof
Long Reach, ,Oirlif., are guests of the
fortner's sisterk Mrs. .Alex.:; MeGowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Xennetli Cowan, Of
'Christian Island, were reeent,gilests of
the former's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
George, Cowan. • . '
Lloyd Johnston, only son.pf, Aire,and
Mrs. Stanley, Johnston, 'has enlisted,
•,01yth Red CrosS.-The local :it
grAleeeixeld „their meetingen t' - the -homp.-
of Mrs. 13. Herrington laSt week. It
Wa.s`ltirgely attended, MissjOsie Woo(1,•
Cock, the president, Presided and Airs.
Charles Toll substituted for Miss Met-
calf as secretary. 'Reports,' of the
treasurer.showed a:substantial sum on
hand. Discussion. regarding plans for
the raising .of Other fonds -proved of
Value. An interesting address was
given by Miss Annie ZleMalnes,-of Of-
"taWa, who is Visiting at the home of,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. X.
The speaker is employed iTh social ser -
Vice work and since the beginning of
the •,var has had considerable experi-
ence in .war work: The th,anks of the
„meetin,„--were teuderea-114is-'Mitines-f-or.
her splendid address.
PORT ALBERT
Leause her lifelvas .full of 'true hOneStY.,.
' 113dIiflC4. and inva -far _her_ fellowmen
" Her; husband predeceased' her on-Mareh
2etie 1t125,., She leaves to mourn -her
"- joss fodr sobs'and ,two daughters.:
Fred- a ad Walter, of - East
Wawatiesh: Gordon,. Of , 'Cochrane;
George, of Belgrave; May* (Mrs. Reg:
Carter), of Woodstock ; Eva ('Mrs. Ear)
, McKnight of Auburn; alL four, steP-
chilitren 'Dave, a Elgin, man.-;
ttateer.A.n.A.,E11:01teth (Mrs, I. Sae,
...(11..11vtlx, and Tom, at home, as well ae;
twenty-eight' grandchildren - and eight
great-Oamichildren. One (laughter,
,Lilly 13‘11, • predeceased her en Jung
• tith. 1028: also Wesley, an infant son.
Ti: tire sorrowing 'family ana. 'relatives
ch pad.,„wm kilt illes.all day. and the community extend their deepest and
every day for three Weeks., - :4 in eV sympathY.• The funeral- 'Was
3 pads. in each packetheld on Monday afternoon. from the
10 CENTS PER PACKET: • 13 thlinseon:!f )1114,:rt.:ra d(i9e,°11:.s'ej:te-eiv:ndnue. te(,i
E4 Druggini, •Groaeps, General Stores.; WI I
IY PAY MORE the service, readhig iffe Scripture les-
_ spp.1__ son from, St. John 14,. 111(1 taking his
-THE_ AD,CP.„,n4,1451,14_4,atil, ,41 h 12, 2, -q •
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sound of throbbing ;motors • increases dolt y over Canada as the British Commonwealth Air •
Training* Mtn gathers momentum. An, instructor g ives• a Cenadian student airman last-minute instriuc-
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thins before a flight.
is- rny eareation, I will trust and no.
be afraitir for the•Lord Jehovah is my
strength .and mY song, He also is be -
Come My salvation.' The Westfield
senior quartette sling "We'll Never
Grew Old," and two favorite hymus of
Mrs,.
Cook, -What a friend we have
Jesus"' and **Must Jesus • bear the
-trrossealone,-"-- were sung. The eask
was . covered with beautifol floral de-
signs. The ilowethearers. were . seven
grandchildren: Arnold t'ook, Westfield;
Borden Cook, Myth; Wesley Cook and
Nei -man Cook, Belgrave;Derwin
Carter, Norwich; Ted Cook, C'Ochralle,;
Frank Carter, Elgin Regiment, London.
The Pallbearers. were Me. Frank Camp-
bell; Mr. Wm. .Walden?' Mr. Raymond
Redmend, Mr. Wm., Ma)Owen, Mr. J. T.
MeDOweit and -Mr. Marvin. MeDOwell,
The interment -was in Westfield 'eerue-
tery. Those attending the funeral from
a distance -were Mr. and -Mrs. Reg.
Carter, Mrs. Bob Pendall and daughter
Lois, of Woodstoeke Me,....etozdetia. Cook
'and sou Ted,„ of Cochrane Mr.. land
Mrs.' Derwin Carter, Norwich; Mr.
Prank Carter,;•of Londen, Mrs. .Plunier
of Wiudsor, and Mrs.' Phimer 'of Strae;
ford; :also. friends from Toronto; Bruce -
Blyth,„ Belgrave and Auburn.
.GOPERICA TOWNSHIP
GODEIR.Ielil TO I P , Aug. '27. --
Mr. Thos. Edwards of London visited
last, 'Week, with Mrs. James Colwell.
Mrs. I). J. Lassaliue is visiting friends
'
.in Windsor.
. Mr. .end Mrs. Dave Elliott, Mr. :Ad.
Mrs. A. Ilehdon and .Josephinj, of the
16th concession; s'pent •Snxillay,.With My: •
and .)..trs.- James. Young, . .
Miss Lilly Elliott is. visiting tills week
with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Da-ve
leth"cencession.
--TheeAugust .ineetfire' -of hte,Dierneitie4
z.
ITested Recipes _
HAM FOR MANy OCCASIONS '
What a• convenience it 1,%-iito,.•have
cooked -ham, or, a smoked shoulder a
pork in the„refrigeratoreready.• to serve
at 'a inoment's notiee! One charac-
teristic of these smoked meats which
homemakers appreciate is their excel-
lent keeping qualkty both before and
aftencooking., If you buy a ;ham prin-
cipally to use as eola Meat for lune!),
sumer Or the pidnie basket, why not
serve it once as the hot meat for din..
nee? not' birecallatiAs aelicieus AM/
a slide cut from the ham and baked
separately maltes a very palatable. hot
xneat 'conese..- The Consumer Se'etion,
Marketing Service, Dominion -Depart;
ment..1of....1.gricultute,...suggests- .the*I-
lowing.reelpes foreiliiiii-eildt and cola e.
Baked 'llarm Slice for Dinner With
Tomatoes
Cut slice of hain about 11./2 inChes•thick.
Cut ' off rind,' CaVer bottom of cas-
serole or baking dish with sliced onions.
Place ham on onions. Season 2 cups
(=nett tomato:es with salt, Pepper. and
,eingiete _1,1( I ••
moderate 'oven (3:10°F.) abOut
hours or until lihm is 'tender.
With MaPle Syrup
Cut §liCe of ham about 714 inches thick.
and .eut rintle-,.. Rub about - % tetr-
spoon inostard into ham. Stkk a few
cloves; into "fat around edge of ham
slice. Pour half eup maple syrup over
ham. Bake in a -moderate oven (3560
F.) ab011t -1% hours or until ham is
tender, keeping ham covered during
first part of baking.
Ham "Sandwiithes 'for • icnics with
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13/L
Club waslield on, Thursday eyening at f
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the -home of Mrs. *J. II. Orr, With 'fifty
present. The younger , ones played
games on the lawn, -while the older 9hes.
chatted. Ice cream. and cake were
served for refreshments. Esther Me-
Ilwain was -appointed treasurer:
On Sunday at Union church Rev. C.
L. Brown delivered a very fine and
appropriate 'sermon from the text "In
all their affliction he wns afflicted, ani
the angel ;of ni$ presence saved them".
(Isaiah (3:0). He urged his hearers to -
rely on God's streng;th, and concluded
with King George's. Christmas meseage
'Go out into the darkness, and put Yaw
hand into the hand 01 God. • That shall
bi"?. to -Ton better than light and safer
than; the known way." •
Red Cross.,Branch.-The North End 4
brancli of Goderich Townsliip Red Cross':
Soelety met on Tilesday evening at the
home. of Mr. 'and Mrs EL • •Sowerbv
,
with a good attendance. The president,
Mr..flarold Montgomery, presided. Re-
poreS. Were heard and ways and means'
discussed. A ifrogressive euchre party
will be held ,at. the, home of Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Johnston on Friday evening,
September 6. The ne5,:t meeting will be
_held at the home of Miss. Mary Salkeld. „
on .September 17th....
Joint W,11LS. Meeting. -.-On Monday
of this week, the members of the W.M.
• S. were invited to meet with the mem-
; hers of North street auxiliary at Vie- •
toria street church; •Goderieh.. , A -most
.interesting program was presented,'"
with Miss G., Ikorthy presiding. ,Miss
Anna Howell presided at the piano,
and the -meeting opened with the hymn.
"(2 Worship...the King" tura -the call,
to worship read ti,y; Mrs., George'. Rauh -
ler. The Seripture lesson.was read by
Mrs. John Sproule, ' A. duet,. -come,
Gracious' Lord, the to ''Greetr eoin-
pOsed by Rev. F. W. Craik, was sung by
Mits. A. Thompson an4 Mrs, MeTavish.
Ws, C. L. Brown then introthiced the
_study tidbit, and gave an interesting pre-
view of the good thinge in store for the
next few- months. Prayers were 'of-
fered by Mrs., R. Wilson and *Mrs, C. L.
Brown. The meeting closed with the
hynin Vord and Master Of Vs
; .A dainty lunelr was served at the close
(If the. meeting and..a; social hour
ell-
Jyed'. lin behalf of North' street,
ehlirele Miss MeOlinton and Mrs. E, J.
Pridlhun spoke their uppreeiatiorwand
on, behalf of 'Mrs. 0. Harwood
feud Mrs. M. tendered a VOte 04.
thalliis' 'to. WO ladies of Viet Ori a street
for their kind hospitality.
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The Royal Canadian Air Force
Manning Depot will remain at
its. official station in Exlhibi-
tion Park. See their absorb- -
ing Ground Show, and the
colourful"flag-lowerIng" and
"changing of the guard"
ceremonies.'
•
See war vehicles, built for
troops of the Empire. See
what chemistry is doing to
help win the war...learn how.
manufacturers of all kinds
are joining,the light to win
the War.
Three delightful model
homes Completely furnished
and ecorated, Red Cross
koitting bee? cook-
ing School, Music, dancing,
4 entertainMent.
A famous contemporary art,
show which has been on dis.
play at the San Francloco
EXpoSitiort-Art of 70
Countries", presented by
ioteroationaLI Business -
Machines: °
IManyWorld and International'
athletic titles will he decided
at the Exhibition thiS year..
2040 promisill; One of the
most spectacular Otos of
Sports. events in Exhibition,
history.
Famed throughout -the world
Is the big0olirmannand.lhis
year it will be a feature of
the Exhibition -playing
"lightly from the Band Shell.
Sit comfortably under the
Skies and lieten4-no charge.
illekete Olt Exhibition tlieket Ogee, 44 Atielatan SCW..1144226:
Meedesee, 90 King St, EL, lea; Rohorru, 15 Moot St. W...K1.0423... ;
CANADIA.NRNATari
EMI! rir
TORONTO • 1940
JrPit, Ps,dert,
FIVE A NJr_si-IFS
'Spread two slices of white or whole
Wheat bread lightly .with mixture of
gratea..ebse.. and butter. Place slice
of haM on- one slite ot bread. Cover
with second slice to form sandwich..
With Peanuts
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Combine equal quantities of chopped
Peanuts and eoOked ham. Moisten.with
Mayonnaise or cooked salad dressing.
'Spread' generously between Slices of
white or whole wheat bread. '
Ham Sahuls Or Lunch or Supper Ham
and .Egg .Salad
3 cups, diced cooked ham
1 cup_ diced celery
4 hard -cooked eggs, sliced
2 tablespoons minced onion
French ,dressii
--Cornhine-_ingredient-$, sprinkle' "
with
Freneh dressing. Anew' to stand, then
mix with cooked. salad dressing' or
mayonnaise. , Arrange in salad- howl
lineti -with lettuce or pile on erisp let-
tuce on individual salad plates.
, Jellied HaM,Iltpils
0 slices eooked haM
Arnall bar will:re-cream cheese
or 1 cup pottge -cheese e
'moisten-- -
1/2. uP hOrseradish e •
1 package Teenon 'jelly powder
• len cups boiling water '
1,1 cup :vinegar , •
tt;lit:Trof oric'asyaelt
iInii
Make 'a. paste ot cheese, cream ,and
horse radish. Spread generously oa
thin slices of ham. Roll tightlY. •Ar-'
range rolls in Mould. Dissolve jelly.
powder in hailing vv,ater -to which .vine-
gar, salt and cayenne 'have been (1 (1,0,1
Cool. Pour over Imur rolls*" and
When thoroughly set, cut into eblong
shapes with one • hamroll in each.
Serve on -crisp lettUce. " If desired one -
holt' eup seedless raisinsInfty be (Ode&
to Jelly naiXture when partially set.
ST. 'AUGUSTINE.-
LU CKN OVV:
I.,PCKNOW, Aug. 26. -Mr. and Mks.
JQ.S. 4gnew;"accompapied by Mrs. Ewen
Mackenzie and Muriel, are away for a
three, weeks' vacation at .Spiticedale,
Muskoka. ,
Th*tag day held here -in -aid of- the -
blind resulted in the collleleit
ichilargoef
$35.66. Arrangements were
of Mrs. (Dr.) W. V. ddhuston and Mrs.
R. L. Treleaven, with seven young "girls
assisting. ••
Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorne MacLennan have
come from Detroit to live in Lucknow'
and will reside In the Congram resid-
ence on HAveldck street south.
Mrs. Madd'MoGruchy of Vancouver
is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. J. Cain -
Mrs. Join F. .Andkew and children;
John aihl .Betty, Juice left, fOr. Edmon-
ton .after a visit of several weeks with
atives..hene. -
• School. Re-opeMltg.-7-The LucknoW
public and High Schools will 're -open
oP Monday, September 9th. TWO new
teachers will be On the , staff. Miss
'Ruth Matthews of Port Arthur. Will be
on the Iligh 'Scheel Staff in succession to
Miss Ruth Partridgeewho was reCently
, naarrd, and Miss ,Grace Munn-1ft of
Toronto will take, the place of -Mrs. IL
blichpal-st-aff
Boys at Camp.: --Thirteen members i'ff
the local Trail Rangers have left for
a week at Camp Mirainichi, Port El-
gin. :hie boys -are Willard Thompson,
TreleavenReg...:Ferguaiiiie7Stall
.Prest, Orr, 13111 JohnSton, 'Roy
Havens, -Ronald - -McInnis, Elliott
-PurVeso George Taylor, Jack Treleaven,
Jack Naylor and Albert. Chin. This
trip was made possible by the sale of
peanuts' at last winter's, hockey mateheS
and receipts.from :patrolling the:sWim-
min- pool this sumnier.
..;e04haMe-ejaenderson.--41,the.„ hoine: ;ile_a_
Mr-. and Mre. Wellington .genderson,,
effeetively • decorated with flowers eof
the season,- was the setting for the
wedding on - Saturdav: afternoon;
August 24th; of their daughter, Joy
Welletta, to DOnald George Graham
of Stratford, son of Mrs. .Graham of
Mitchell and the late George Graham.
The ceremony. was performed' by Rev.
. C. Todd. .Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attend&l 'by. her
sister; Mrs. IV:M. 'Graham of .Winghain,
while the bridegroom Was supported byt
his brother, W. M. 'Graham( of- Wing
ham. " Miss -M. E. Graham of Keewatin,
sister of the bridegroonie played the
Bridal 'Ohorus.,from Lehengrin. Dpr-
ing the signing of the register Mrs. R.
D. Trench ,01 Teesivater; sister of the
bride; sang "I (Love YOu Truly.", The,
recepfkm- and -wedding -dinner e took
place Lyden Kincardine; Later
Mr. and., Mrs. .Graleam left on a Motor
trip, to Manitoulin ,Island and through
Western Ontario. On their return they
will reside at Stratford. The bride is
a graduate of the -Canadian* Mother-
eraft -.Hospital,' Toronto.
• BIG CITI14.3S LOSING. '
(London Free Pre88),
The -AMerlierfreensUSr-ISTheing -taken
this year. The complete figure's have,
not yet been 'released; but there have'
been made public the figures in regard
to thelarger cities. They are, interest-
ing and show thn't for 'the first time in
the'modern history .of the. States there
is' a tendency away from the 'big cities
Eightof the 'first .25' largest cities show
losses in popnlation, 'They a rO.
delphia, (Ileyeland, St. Louis, Boston;
Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Newark and ,
Rochester. New Yerk keeps on, grove.;
Mg and has a poprilation of 7,380,291.
On the other hand,' in the past decade,
Chicago has in.crensed. its population.
only, eight thousand, no more than
London • has grown hi past. tee
Years Many of the' larger Allied:can
ci ties Milwaukee, ,Buffalo,
MinneaPolis and Seattle have bal*C-
IV 11011 7their OW11.„
LEEBURN
LtEllt`RN. Aug. 27, --On September
lst he service Leeburn church.svfll
he eondueted by Rev. G. Lu' 1i
who Will he' back from his holiday&
Miss ShaW li.ft for New Tfirk
on Saturday rifternoon after spending
her holidays here.
At the Sundity seli,vic( here we were
P10118041 to have With us. Mrs.. (Rev.)
Mortimer;' who a few years ago with her
husband was stationed at Auburn. She
is now spending holidays at the heitip
Mk'. a.nol MrR,. Andrew togle.
'
ST. ATIGTISTINE, Aug. `..4). ---Mr. ajrj
Mrs. George Finloon.and family' have
returned to --Detroit after visiting at
the home of Mr, Hugli„King.
Mrs, A. gebert of Detroit -visited
friende here last week.
Mrs. N. ',eddy andeson Edmond and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Leddr and fami/v
attemred' the MeGlenn picnic at rot-
mosa on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe .1411110, of Seafoith,
visited Mr. and 'Mrs.*Ray Leddy on
Sinulay.
Mr. and -Mrs. Alex. Morrison mid,
family of Parkhill visited Mrs...Agaes,
Devereanvlast week.
Mr, and Mrs.. !George Riordan and
family, who were visiting friends here
for a week., have returffed to Detroit.
. Miss Margaret teddy *f Sarnia is
F;13011013m two weeks' vacation With her
brother, Mr. Joe L'eddy, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A„I3oyle,, with
Narnian and spent' two days at
the Toronto txhibition this wee];
• Lvre nUmber young people 'from
hr e attended the -C.Y.O. picnic at Bay.
field' on Amday.
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 27.--Pte..,Clif-
.ferd Crawford of 'Camp Borden visited
last Sunday at his home here.
Congratulations. to Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Hayden' on the ,birth of twin
bon, in the Goderiehllospital last Snit -
day., Oilman, is wearing:a ' very •broad
smile these days.. "e- . q '
Rev.. L. rafterson At* Hunthigford,
Zorra •township, yisited last. week at
the -Itoniee-ofeML-Harry.--1-1-a-w-kinseta-d,
with .other friends' In ;the.' coininunitye
Mr. and Mrs. Atelvin pixen. have
moYell to their new hopie on..the-4th
concession, as their farm is being used
in the building of the new airport.
Mrs.. 'Clifford ,Crawford and 'baby
daughter Ann are spending this week
visiting with .her mother and sisters at.
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ev. in.... ewman wi .prea,ch ur his
Pulpsit in the United church next ,Sua-
.4lay after spending the pat month with
, his family in 'St.- Catharines. .
.Mr. and ,Mrs. Geo. Richardson have_
-Moved tO"-their lionie in the TIOTIOW,
-having sold their farni to Mr, Wilfred
Steenson. . • , • •
' 3.1rs. Robe 'Durnine and liora, Miss
.
Ellen •Durnin, of Dungannon and Miss -
Grace Crawford,' of Oalgary, visited on
1 -Sunday with Mr.,and Mrs. JOhn Quaid..
.Mists- 'Grace' braWford 'returned to Cal- •
gary. on Mondas, to renew h,eeete4,-.011.1.4„.
Mr. and ..,itrs. Will . CraWford awl
Ernest viSited. with friends at Paisley
on 'Sunday.
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•
gging, Dragging
Pains In.the Back
daily WOR1031118,170 to do their ont
housework, and the constant bend-
ing over,. lifting, making beds,
sweeping, ironing, sewing, so neces-
sary. to perform °their household-
Autie5 puts a heavy strain on the
back: and kidneys„ and if there were
no kidney wealincos the back Would
be strong and IttelL
Doan's Irtidney Pills help to give
relief ,to weak, backache, kidney out -
felting woinen,
Doan's 'Kidney Pills are put, u
in, an oblong grey box with our tr •
mark a cf Maple Leaf" erf thio
wrapper. '
Don't accept' a substitute. Es
sure aid get " bOST1 I'S. 9 I
tibil 74.4borii 1.401 tro,tto, Osdor
HOLMESATILLE
ifoLmF,SVILLE, Aug. 26, -
Wilding is attending the 'C.N.E..at Tor-
onto for a few days this week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Maerhail left
on Thesday fqr, a motor. trip to
Ilamilton, Woodstock and other points.
Mr. •Charlie .Cudmore has been en-
gaged for the coming term as teacher' In
a school near.,Wingliam„ e • •
• Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Pearce are visit-
ing for a few days, with, Mrs. ,Pearce's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson,
Mafeking,_.
. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Norman and jaelr
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman, Wellesley. , •
Mrs. M. Aiken, Clinton, spent thP
week -end with Miss S. Acheson.. .
'Mrs. Will Pickard, !Olinton, and Mrs.
FishereTorontO, are vigiting 'With Mrs.
Vvaltcy.
Miss Wilhelminea Trewartha i holi-
daying for a week at RyerSon Beach
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iperiormiobik
A.S1111:914D, Aug. 26. --Mrs. Dunciaa
MacLennan and Mr. and Mrs, .314/e-olra
MacLennan ,i'af Barrie am holidaying
Mr. and Mrs. kleortro DUnlyar and
,,3013 Donald, id Eth(sl, spent Sluaday at
the home of Mrs. Wilfred Francey.
Misses Ella !Cowan and Anna Mac-
kenzie spent last week Ut Port Elgin.
John 'Howes of WrOxeter is visiting
his. uncle, Mr. Earl Howes. '
Miss L. Stietherland 'London is a
guest of her sister, Mrs.' D. A. Mac -
Unman.
Rev. Robert Malonnell-occupied the
pulpit in A.sbileld Presbyterian ehurell
last 'Sunday.
The August meeting of 'the Women's
Missionary Society was held tit rite
home of Mrs. M. V. Mackenzie, Dun,
gauranrAuxIliary had been intit41.40,-
attend the meeting, and Mrs:Richard
MacWhinneY and 3,Irs. :Fitzgerald gave
very interesting talks. There wqre
about thirty present.
BENMILLER
* 131(1.NMIILLEIR, Aug. 27. -Mr. tini
Mrs. Verne .Gledhill spcnt the week -end_
'at the beach, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1.4031111e Oke.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 101ark,01 tianstig., °
Mich., spent the lweelend with Miss
Macdel.
The Ladies' AM will meet in the-
-elnirelt- -basement- ---orr Wednesday*, -
September 4., •
Mis.'s Gladys Johns otOlinton waS a
weekeend visitor with Mr. and , Mrs.
Frank Allin. .
e Mr, and Mrs. 'Roy Munro Of Mitehell
were eallers in the village OR Wednes-•
daY last.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Scrimgeour Goderich
visited with, Miss Charlette Good, .on
Sanday.-, ;
Mr. and Mrs. ArthIlt •Glihson of De
-
trait re spending holidaye With their
'aunt liss Maedel.
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No rest, day or night, for &Jo
osioted with that awful skin' di. -
()wisp eczema, �r. salt rheum as it is
I eammincady
he i.utense burning, itching -and`,
smarting, especially at night,' or
when, the affected part' ie emposed to
strong heat, or hot water, are almost
•Illibeaxable, and relief is gladly
welcomed, '
--To„_get,rid_of.„.eezeTnft it is Mew
'surto have the blood cleansed by
the -use. of a 'thoroughly reliable
'blood medicine 'such. as Burdock '
Blood Bitters dwrirg the past
64, years has met with grear'siceess
• in relieving such diseases by its blood
cleansing and purifying properties, '
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