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HURON cocfNrY s FOREMO
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
IBusiness DiKeetory.
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LEGAL,
IFD.LEX 111., UOLIYAUS
lisirristraa
--•=0111ee-;40nrt House, ,
Telephone 554'
(.10,ARTEREb ACCOUNTANT
MONT,EITH and MONTEITH,
lls. Chartered 4.ccountalitii
77 Downie Street, Stratford
Toront,o ,,Oftice: 802 Bar Street
AUCTIONEER
114140MAS GUNDIa, 001YERIOH,
LIVE STOOK. AND GENERAL
-, I3QTJONEER
Telephone 410 '
Sales attended to anyvrhere and
every effort made to give satisfaetion.
Farmers' sale ,notes disconnteil-
IMPORTANT CHURCH
GATHARING AT STRATFORD
. _
Teronto, Sept. uouso a
Blokes of tile. ohnioh, a 'England in
Canada will meet in the parish ballet
St. James' :church, Stratford, on Sep-
teraber prelizuinari-t4-
linutial. 'meeting of Atte likiarda of'
•Gexieral Synod, which Will •Centlialle;
from Septemher '9,to Right
Rev. ,Derwyri T. Owen, Primate of 4114
Canada, the House inclades " the
Archbishops of Canada,. Ontario, Rup-
ert's Land and New Westminster, and
i a bi la
the d oees n s op .
Arcbbishop -Owen, wlio is chairman
.of the exeeutive eouneil of General
'Synod, will preside at the subsequent
meetings ,of the boards, vrisea the
work of the missionary, social service
and religious edueations organiaationa
of the cluirci'vvill be reported en and
reviewed.
Of particular interest will be a dis-
eussion of the problems, facing the
reharchsassa resultof, the war, Theae
include the off, 'unavoidable in
present circumstances, ,in Support*
tfrota the motber churenSin• England,
and Tvill Involve considerable care in
:apportioning funds . to tne various;
GoiRoos GRAIsm lamareED Inisaiona.ry dioceses.
A gatistactOrY, .courteons service for present their report en Triesaay, sees
M. , AucaloNEnt aultol,1 The Laymen's Council -and the
• orsussTY
+committee on evangelian are slated to -
terser 19, and it is stated that -these
Farm Property or Household Saes.
w II contain matters of -.vital import-
.
Bate -,teS Rearionable. lime at his time ' •
t . A public service of
'ameseemisaisaie_ssorm, sosomm"-•' witness will be held on'the erening of -
MEDICAL - • Wednesday, September • 11. Friday
• ---1111L-F:- J. Its-FORSTE,14- EAR,
NOSII,THROAT
Late House Surgeon New .3rork
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant -at Moorefield Eye -Hospital and
• Golden Square ThrOat HOoPital, Lon-
don, England;
' EYES .TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED • .. - •
53, , Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephrore 257. • .
Next *visit 'Bedford Hotel, 'Goderich,
Wednesday,. September 25, from 2 p.m.
re.paris •
1
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
011111,0PRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAI'IS't
• GOderic.h, Phone 841
offices hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5
and 7 tO 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday. •
° 10 to 12 a.m. only On -W-ednesday,
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South St.
INSURANCE
,
McKILLOP NEUTUAL 4' .
JU SURANCE1 CO. -Perin and; airs
lated town filepertripsured.
• Officeass--Williana Kniox, President,
--AiondehbisroaseWr-sssitiMs
.President;*etteora;‘ M A. Reid,
Manager and *edietary-Treasurer, Sea -
forth. -
Direetork,-/Alex. Broadfoot, Sea'
feettili;S Jame* Connolly, ,G'snderieh;
Chris: Leonharcits -Born-h4lm-r-A144h
Bilyth; Think McGregor,
Vinton; Mamas Moylan, Se:aortal;
Hugh Alexander, Walton; Wm. Bils:)x,
Londesboro;, W. R. Archibald, .Sea,forth.
• Agents -E. A. Teo, R.R. 1, Goderich;
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
• R.B. • 1, Brucefield R. it McKercher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; J. F. Prueter, Bfod-
hag,en. '
, Polley -holders can make all pay
-
Merits and get their gards receipted at.
the Royal Bank, -Clinton Calvin Outt's
Grocery,•*Kingston •Street, -Goderich, or
J. B. Reld's General' Store;,Bayfield„
STRATFORD GODERICH
COACIL IMES
Daily 7.30 a.m.,4.25' p.m.--Le,aves
Ooderich for Stratford, Toronto,
Hamilton; Buffalo, London, Detroit,
--Tsvistock and Woodstock. Depots --
Bedford, British and Royal Hotels.
Menne .hotels or 305 for: information.
will be devotedsto the deliberations of
the •execative eq. -mien, Morning, after,
norm and evening sessions will be held
throughout th.e week.
Fatality Due to
_
Boy's IllexPerieilge
Robert Govier Gets One Month's
Sentenee-Ottier pase$
.001.11't
Olirrs'insintli in- County 'Jail was" e -
,sentence .given by 51agistrate MakinS
'tii•fi'Tharsday last to; Robert Govier, tne
East Wilwan6sh youth „eonvicted ' a
week previous .of dangerouss,driving.
The cliarge arose (nit of a motor tied
-
dent on •july 29th laet ell a toWnship
road ilve northwe.st of Myth la
which Arebie Mason, school enure of
Govier's-, was killed. Tbe sentence'
was dated baelt, to the time of arrest,
• `IOW, accident was due to lack„ of
driving experience," said -Prank Don-
nelly, defence' *stonnsel, "Tile two
boys grew up together ann were school,
ehumseand the Mason boy's death is
O very severe blow to my, client -This
is the first, time he has ever been In
court. I's understand that Walter
Mason, the -father of the dead 430Y,
has asked that leniency. be ex-
tended."
• "That is true," said 'Crown Attorney
11-olines. "Ur. Masen called on hie and
asked that a s light. sentences be ins -1
pew'. also have had letters from
others attesting to the good 'chars
acter of accused."
,.-Magistrate. .Makins, attributed tbe
accident to inexperience (the accused
. had his •driling permit only twenty -
11t days). It was a ease of too much
,peed 111 IL light ear mr-a---tretteherhess
narrow gravel road, Ills Worship
ruled, suspending accused's license Or
'two years.
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READ THE CLASSIFIED Aps,
..L".
.. ,v iiivillOw
r2 Every 1----Oc'-
7 Packet of ,
/ WILSON'S \
,
1
\WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN
\SEVERAL DOLLARS'WORTH
OFANY OTHER FLY KRIM
FLY PADS
Mew, nest of all fly
1"'''" Clean, quick, sure,
WHY cheap. AsIc your Drug-
P... gist, Grocer or General
AY Store.
mniRE TH13 WIT:SON FLY PAD
CP; "rrtMILTON, ONT.
asmotommaterwommo
A shopkeeper writing, it debtor
Remarked in the tourse of his lebtor
That he sehOse to suppose
A,Man knows what Ise ose, •
And the sooner he pOs it the bebtor.
4 •
The tinieand plaee ef the wedding
Were kept secret, enly the bride and a
few elose friends knowing., When ',Sind
'where.4,yea, te canailian Paper.
After'all, what's a frith 'bridegroom?
-Humorists ;
J. W. Craigie
INSURANCE find REAL
- ESTATE- _
Get Ow -Automobile Rates°
Phisne 24 GoderIch
1
tRRINGTON rowEfts
Castle Inn, Pietonsewas the Setting
for a pretty wedding on Friday after.
noon, August 430th, when Miriam Rosa-
daugliter of .Mr. and Mrs. Allison,
M. PowerS, Pieten, beraine the bride
of. Mr. Roy Franklin Errington,
Son of Mr. and Mrs, A. j. Errington, of
•(-,'-'*Ibortio•torisasbips Theemmony was
performed ,by..:".-ItiA•.'N-,;-::-Ii.tsr-..11,0-11aft sishi
liSse. IS. Wren of r -Stratford. Miss Ade.
laide Powera' plaY4.1, the wedding
=isle and the SOloist Was Mr. Harold
Itutton. They , ere couSixis tbe
The .bride, given in marriage IsY ier
'father, Were an embroidered •silk net
.gown'overstaffeta, and 4 ;linger tip tulle
veil arranged with a lace eeronet
widen bad been, "Worn by her, mother,
She carried roses. Miss Ruby Erring-
ton, ,twin sister of the greonts, was
'bridesmaid in pale blue AO over taffeta.
She, Wore headdresssof Sweetbeart
roses and earried a colonial banquet,
Mr. George powerssthessbride"s• brother,
was best man, and the ashers'sVere Mr.
Ted Burley ands•Mr.selsarles. iihencer. ,
,At the-reeePtion"wilicii-folleweds"..WeSS
PoWers received wearirra-, a figured
queen's Ste crepedresa, wine acces-
serieS and a -rose corsage. Sne Was
asSisted by .1kIrss Erringtorr, in • navy
Crete with corsage of, pink roses. The
bride was --a -teacher at Leamington
.111g11 Sehoel, andthe groom IS a gradu-:
sate -of the sUrilversitr a Toronto. -
They left by Motor for Muskoka, the
'bride going away in a dusky rose dress
and. soldier'blue coat, hat and gloves.
;Tire _couple live in' TOrento,
, •
Nelson Hill
Fire, Accident. and Motor Car
INSURANCE
0010:--Masonie TeraPie, West
Street, Goderich
Phone 230 GODERICH
P. J.°RYAN
Real Estate aunt, Winne°
- - ,
Office and Residence:
11 Trafalgar Street
mmemarrimmommati
Phone'. 663
POR SALE-Houses,of all kinds, •
ehoice building lots, business
•
property and severgood farms
Let me sr -Jo you some . Teal
bargains. Buy now.
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CHRISTENSVN-RVAN •
. .
of-Verenica-Rra ,
daughter of Mr..and Mrs, P. J. Ryan
of Goderichs and William C.. Christen-
sens, son of sIVIr. C. K. •Christenseli
James Ruddy and William Goodwias. PArhitspolt place Sin Saturday. August
London. youths accused set the theft Of tnth, at 0 o'clock in the morning in
blankets at, Grand Bend, Were re- ' Saint" Ambrose •!bnpreli, Detroit.
roandedto jail Or as further twasPather.-Fraricis Van Antwerp per -
weeks. They •alreailys have been in formed the eereuiony Tbe bride was
custohy- a fortnight. isThere was no gowned, in white silk illusion mar:.
comment. ' . quisette ever satin • with full bishop
A
Question of Age „ sleeves and bouffant skirt. Her • fin-
.. The case of Carl Ludwig, of Lis ger-tip length Veil was secured to
towel, proved 'a -poser for the policethfra rif white velret orc-hidis, and her
• 41 totakin a ear *flOWers were: white chrysanthemums.
from a Colborne township fAin, at Mrs. Russe :Cashing, the Orid-e-ra
which he hnd engaged to work, and sister, was her attendant Her ,,gowi
driving it to Listowel • withoutthe was of Sky blue faille silk with•fittedS
owner's consent.. Ludwig Was arre,Sted. bodice 'and bouffant skirt. She wore
at Listowel three days -later. The car fi.• matching Juliet 'Capand carried
was found in h hurch shed, damaged tea roseS., • Doctor IS-essell G Cushing
tothe extent of $.50was the nest Man, and the ushers were
: .
-Ona previous appearance before Norman Ryan and George ..13eiltes
Magistrate Makins in Listowel yotinw-Mrs. Ryanwere a wine lace dress
Ludwig, a big boy, gave his age as with large black and "white hat for
sixteen . On hiS Thursday appearance her daughter's ,wedding. Her flowers
•he said he was fifteen; bringing him were White gardeilias.
under the jurisdiction of tile Juvenile After the ,eeresman, ,, a Wedding
.COurt. The .11agistrate remandedthe breakfast was held at the Lee Plaza
boy for one week in care of tbe gov- •Hotel. A reception, at the home of
eimer et thejail te make 'en, investi- Dbetor and Mrs. Russell G. ensiling;
gation. sTlie bey never had •a permit, was held -in the -afterrition, after 'whin
to drive a var. ' , • - the couple left for a two ' weeks'
"I wish . to get a bit, of 'evidence honeymoon- On Mackinac ' Island,
Said, Ernest; LaWs, charged:. with They will reside in Detroit • .
greeting a-disturbancel in: •a public Mr. and . Mrs, -P.,J. Ryan were at
place. The Magistrate., gave him a -Detroit for the wedding, of their
week to • summons witnesses .- IR' 'daughter, ann the bridal touple spent
pleaded not guilty
the holiday week -end, here with them
*. S
t'A Islisighlfors9luarres-
iiir1egaat. a 'nelashbore csnarrel
between Mrs7sisnnie -601 and, Mrs.
Roy Snazel, for which' the court was Miss Helen McKnight Chrystal,
cleared Of fifty -odd spectators, ended daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. (hrys-
in., a draw„ Magistrate. Makins •telling ,tal, Regina, became the bride . of Mr.
both to go "holies ana. behave - them- Robert I). Walker, son of Mr: and Mrs
selves. Mrs. *Tier' announced that she -Rs Walker, Armour, South Dakota,
was, removing from the. Snazel neigh- by an 'interesting ceremony performed,
borhood • and the court oPined that Saturday, afternoon, August Srd, at the
would go a long way to, solving the home of the brides parents, 107 Frank
difficulty -
, .Apts. Pink and white Sweet peas
.'
• Roy Snazel was pist on probation t and. gladioli graced.the rooms, forining
fend given one Month to get rid ef, a a pretty setting for, the service per-
tenenonths-bld Jersey buil which he formed by Rev. 31ry Joyce. The
maintained Was as haritileSs,as it kit- brides_gis.ren in marriage by herfather,
ten. Neighbors tnoughtsotherwlerant' WaS-..attractis•eixi a gownofheifiai
the rourt ruled.,so. blue sm1k fashioned in redingote style.
Just ,a Coincidence ' She INv'ke•a. matehittglat and white ac
-
After a Week in jail Alex. MeDonald, cessories. • Her corsage :Was . of Tailsclihrged with vagrancy, was 'allowed Man roses. Mrs., W. D. Falconer, who
to go on his way. He pleaded Ile- was artended, her site as matron of honor,
walking- along the highway When .elinsi it goviru, or rosestrilple.:stspseelorwmiedth..
lunch time came. He spied a pretty. Whye aceessories, Yell°vro
spot, on the banks of the Nialtland and bath corsage. Mr. Kenneth Goldie 'Was
chose it; for the repast.6 That spot groomsman. A reception was held fol -
,just by. chance was once- the location lowing the ceremony, When Mrs s E. C.
sof a de luxe hobo efirtes'irow extinet Chrystal received with the bridal
but. still under tee _watchful eye of eouple. She wore k dusky rose 9ppindijoat.,
Chief Poatelethwaitei 'and news of sheand. a. er gown corsage of ue
MeDonald's: presenee- soon reached the *roses. The bride's table Was- laid with
"law" over' thh, grapethie telegraph; a hrhite-danuisk cloth; 'centred with' the
resulting' in McDonald:s arrest. Ile tiered w&lding.eake, embedded in pink
there
tulle, offset by rosebuds. Mrs. W. ,E;
:admitted slicing:. 'SYShen the''eanaP'
was in fall bloom, .but -Priiteiterysstsa'fsiind- -Mrs,stts.-D•.----C-hrystalsper--
Was now headed for the 'airport and formed •the honors,. TelegraMs were
a Job. , • read from, .1fiss-,Opar -IsieWilliains,• Van
-
A nninber of traffic ea.ses' were 'pur conver. Mir, and IVIrs. Lorne Onrystal
over when it, its learned there,A an
wad Sharon, of Kamloops, 13.<1„ and Mr.
11() proof of service. ' 1'. Brown of Toronth; Mi. and Mra.
Walker left .by motor to spenrt- three
haselts at Witsleesin. ansPrince Albert
National Park, the.bride
a gown of. grey viola:wool !•with duboit-
net. trimming and Matching aCcessories..
Tbe rouple will reside in Duncan Blocks
Resina Shit-of.;:tewn guests It the
wedding were Mr. • and Mrs."' W. E.
,
thrrystal, ' od Mr, Bin
Scott, Rosetcrivrit „
The bride, is aseilece. of Mrs. Lloyd
Wright, of Goderieb, and alSo Of ,Messrs,
,jaltles And William MeXnight. of Nile.
PloaR
Vacation :Ended Kr% !Olt 011itiOit,
AND 'TUMOR, GIRLS
Back to School mu Unite71—Churtis Raswoer
, a
Scheel Vamp Site
SeOtt Addreiniee %Cie Vorty teensaged girls and thirty-,
filtn4eItisii-011e New Teacher feUr junior girls enrolled at the twe
+ MiStaff eamps oonsored by the Huron
OoiTeriell selioalis-- --sr-1104004ss, r 'Girlie -Work , Ikrarsi --at the
--Cantrels thristert "Selliiini tamp
.and Collegiate-re-or,ened on sruesdav Site north of rsloderielt. Mrs. 'W. 11.
,
morning>, bringing' the thoughts of Lan° a r°fillieb• was director and
bundeedS Of yotingstess back from then ealuP133441/6 "gain' th15 Y(''ar° C'Qurse*
:gaiety of. slimmer vacations to the rtrei igvetl:ilsillorBtbri:ntSftoUPI ami Mr.
Mut.
more or less 'grins realities' of school- Lane; bandieraft, .by Miss Evelyn
days. The attitude wiiich ;different Edgar and ',Miss lEvillYn 'Wilson. of
youngsters took toward returning to Winghara; first aid. by Miss Caroline
of Winghani; draMatIeh bY
the "golden. rule days". Varied front Tilesis.A.11nes sThorneloss of Croderieh,
!iin sinbidden ,abhorrence of , the end eamperaft by -Miss Ruth Nicel
..teouot to op unsassseesesi ,eagerrress and M4istisPaaeulrintheo,JzolartioswIltonoorf 33Orodaut
,•
to get back into the daily routine. 4a: '
,c arge of recreation and swinaming.
their disaPpolutinent that the schoolS Merningswateb, vespers, games end
exprc4sed ftrd and ,Miss,''I'auline Johnston had
Many Of the yonnger boys
a call to
should not have remained elosed, until' tamplire were regular featares, and
help bring in the barvest •
b , but their pers, masquerades and amateur pro- Rev. IL E., Taylor, of ,Wiarton, hair
. grams were some of 'the sPeeial at center' the 'paetrate
rotests went for naoet
pirilt '
. ,., - . • .
dents ' filled the assenalnY hall . ro Mhinehaha , • . o. - - and f
, land with Mrs Tylor a amily will
u care for your eyes yea
il repaid throush tbe years.
-.1issarieit *OW 43)4 Xo11 Art ez
))614,---440 011,41? --St stime war le
other. It Should net be ha
make. the right deeleion.
MAO you aopolotesomt *orb
toy piesolog INA
Cer. Filogetou St. so The iiiipniee
Gederiels
SePtcraber .1,5th thekider hors coaid stoPPY4Vtv5' -Day, -plenice, Imp; NEW :IPAE.Frgit _ _
featuresAt the Collegiate insIitate :the stn. Campers at Senior C'ami);,-.. CAMP 'Bethel l'eutee°/3f41 UlF4413)n' iGaericii4
capadity to hear Principal A'.. Janice "Metealf,, Phyllis Walter, take rip residence tn the house vacated
Scott's opening day address, in cora Toronto; `Patricia MeDonell, Lenore by Rev: a S. .Underbilh Mr. 'Taylor,.
nection .With -the- war erCort of the
students, Mr. Scott expressed the
opinion that, astle from selling war
savings 'stamps ,and iloing farm labok,
the Students eould best .lieli! the
nation's cause ny applying' themselsres
in earnest to clheir studies. •Be eni-
,ophasized that tile first ..six weeks of ,
hbTThvorkar-e- of -s -the greatest 1mMalt—TM-tee- -W4isottr---Shu1ey--41ohb$,
Betty Pletclier, Iona A.ekert, Menkton;
14n
Pord.°1:ich W; JUseaGi' ninTdherslimsbea th8e,Sill'eautefaenr:.
Ca,preol; Lois Ames, Marian, Canard,
Loraine • Ellis, Mary Campion, St
Marys; Zeta Munro, Auburn; Patrieia
-Elliott, Parkhill; Naidit:„Pococit, Grace
Lawson, Holniesville; 3 Ann Culling-
hame, Corona' Her-
man,. 101inton; 'Constanee. Thomsen,
Detroit. "
CainPers_ ,ate:,..JNiudikaowra'.-Camirs- ,CanIP
'Ruth Hess, IPtitarr McDonell, Hen-
salli-janhieMeteralf,, Ann -pre',
Watters„Toroxit,e-s"-ituths
Ingersoll; Alice LaidlawS Barbara and:
Norminten, Henson; Emily and Sarah
Baker, London; Ariel MeNanglit, Jean
Taylor, Jean Wilson, Dorothy 1111(18011,Stratford; Anna. Somerville, jean
Tryee, 'Helen Blanehard, Lillian Me -
('lure, Walton; elfyllis Hemingway,
Janice Strong, Grace Greer, Gortie;
Bernice . Mattbews,-1Vilel MatintY 111-
^
it returned -soldier, has acted as they.
lain of the Canadian Legion for tbitt
distriet be has just left- and' will be
welcomed to Ooderieb, and .vielnity.
Ontarueautbraoblieense plates. for „
1041are tohave' green letters and
ngures on it wnite background,
.4-
p`Ortance to the•studenti and stressed
the. fact tbatethe staff will begin.in the
lower gradeto leave part of the re-
sporisibility for tbiegsson the students
notil as- the atudent advances,. he
learns to assume his own resporisibilis
ties, thus: preparing him'f.to take his
place In college or in •busineSs
slf you do your workconsistently
bere you will have no trouble in get-
ting yhtir work at tbe end.of the year,"
Mr.. Scott promised. • -
He expressed pleasure in welcoming
the new students t� the schools. The
u 1 nig as, seen. n-TTOST-entirely re
decorated . and repainted, sand the
-Principal tendered his' appreciationsto*
the school beard for ..having'the :schOol Mary Rriss, Helen and ,Mary Forbes,
Barbaro Roberts, -Helen StiirdysIseslie
*:Vize, Wall, !Ruth Lockridge, Wilma*
Dork, Mary VorsYth; Marjory' Copes -
lead, , Wifighara; Virginia Ann Seott,
Muriel Kirby, London ssloans--. and-
Iroisna Elliott, Ruth SutherIand,, Parks -
hill; Evelyn and Edna Collard, Dor-
othy Hunt, Dorothy Dennis; St Marys;
Marjory Welsh,'• •Laura and Loraine
Little,. Velma Webster, Exeter; Nancy
Cameron; Ruth 'Thomas, Brussels;
Betty- Craig, Grand Bend.
WALRERLCHRVSTAL
In stich ' fide' readiness and urged :the
colOtieratieri of the studentaAn keep-
ing; up the splendid appearaace. •
Minglednotes of appreciation and
regret were heard in tjie Prineipalls
'reference '410 Mr Twaml y's enlistment
for cthe war service. Mr, Scott in-
troduced Mr, Twamley's successor,.
Mn. A. G. SiMpson, who received a
warm weldome in the fern' of hand -
clapping from, the students.
The 'students enrolled on the e)i).!TI-
Ink"' (tar • numbered 20T,- 'a° hernial
registration, with InOre likely --to corae
in. Siiktudents applied for temporary
leave ,of absence to enggge in farm
works • • .
,1
The Collegiate. staff Ls 'Romposed as
follows: Messrs. A., R. SCott, plias
cipal, G. D. Beaumont, G. Paye,
Sim gat
Mis5es*M", Powell, K. Park, M. Acker -
511011, McNaughton, M. A. Cliar-
borinean and M. Lane.
Mi. • S'impson, the . newest member of
the ..staff, will teach junior science and
phrsicalculture, rather than the
senior sciences as reported previously.
, • F
He that wrestles with .us strengthens
our nerves, and :Sharpens elm skill. Our
.antagonist is mir helper.-,purke.
AT CAPITAL THEATItE
THE
Crosby & Gloria Jeatt!n'Ir
F I HAD yff WA
Walt Disney's Latest Sensation!
• MON. TUES. & WED.
PINNOC1I.1.0"
,.tirpagsing in effect and entertainment 'alt pre-
vious offorits, ote tilts master of the animated cartoon.
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..17151 REGISTilqiii:
IN irpitcd-PE#TH RIDING
Regigtratioas in the Huron -Perth
riding numbered ;17,151. 'By municis
paIities they W0 as. folios -Os % '
, .1' '1240
Fallarton
HilybertITsborne s
k
1249
1235
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Hay . et...es
Stephen ', 2599
Tuekersmith ' 'a , .t•4 : , 1368584
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STAN LAUREI., and 01AVE1, HARDY
The funniest 'Arturo In their slunilisd000le le:Inver sets a• new hiei
Mork in half-witted thila.rity. JilAN CVIAIRICRIL Ag-VAStR,
"The FLYING DEUCES'
17,1•M
,
.The lnrgest registration in any one
SO -division wits at No. 9, Stephen
Township (Grand Bend), while sum-
mer visitors swelled the total to COD,
more than three times the number of
names an the voters' list for that sub-
division.
Rastus----"Ahrs sure advanced in de
pas' coUple oh years." Moses,--"HoW's
•dat?" Rastits----"Well, two years ago
Al was called it lazy loafer, and now
Ah's called, an unfortunate victim oh
the unemployment sitebeeyashnix.'„'
Coming-Alharles Laughton as "The Hunchback of i'ot.ire Dane
Matinees Wed. Sat. and holidays at 3 juit
; Are we really grateful for the good
.already receivedl Then we shall avail.
ourselves of the b1e1mg4 we have,
and thug be fitted to receive more.-
Mary Baker Eddy.
Help To Those
Past Middle Age
When men to women get pest
niddle age their energy.and activity,
In many inettoices begin to decline,
. and their geners;evitality is on the
wane.
,lielmetsses ana ailments seera
.harder to shake off , than formerly,
and, here und there, evidences of a
. breakdown begin to appear. '
.*Now 1 The time *lien *those who
- • wish to maintain their health and
vigor, and .retain their energy un-
impair'ed should 'take a course of
Milburn's Health and NerveP11b3,
'They braee up end invigorate the
l• oysters, and help stall off the decrepi-
tude of advancing years.
Tlie Minim (.1e, Th4, Toronto, 911i,
•ssesseeessamiela
Many people never seem ft, get aCtood
night's; relit:lirerturissnd-tossiawake,.
and count sheep. . Often they blame it on
f'nerves" when it may be their kidneys:
Healthy kidneys 61ter poisons from the
blood. If they are faulty' and fail, Poisons
stayinthe system and sleeplessness, head-
ache, backache often follow. If you ,don't
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GET SOME TODAY!
odern MANUFACTUillsIG.by mass prodetc-
• 'don brings the products of Science and inven-
tion to every in the community. Prices are
lowered, -so that millions enjoy cOrriforts and
luxuties their forefathers riever knew. .
The Dank of Montreal' has co-operated with4he
• manufacturers:of Canada from' the simple wayS.
of 1817 to the Modern operations,of 1940. yens
Of thousands of workers in rnanufacturing plant*
ad her ithe banking rvice they need.
Seroing'Canadians and their industries ig ev‘ ery seetioiz of tke eottAtentiiy,
we invite you to disdiss YotAt Maing rep/rano:0 'with us.
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11NX "VIIIEttVpMALlt: ACCOMITtl At,Z vott.00stno
Goderich Branch: A. A. Nxeor„ Manager
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