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THE GODERICH: SIGNAL.STAR
AUESTED AT 8A81ATOON
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THAfti#0,6.2Ye. aitarf. letth, UN*
NA.A.A. law= TaRzx XOR WAR GUESTS
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St** Ssieroaall Wilated Hat` 901 „ W M Q oit liirkinuoillt No; Inteicwhool Atilleilie CAMiptlitigeS OW Cifuntry Childreo Like resches,,
thaw of Theft of Boa& Tr *-41,'"001, 44,A0 ii-vil-.104141-11 to Re Held. Thbo Yew 1 and jeep Create, but Not Corn oit I'
autheritiea fgom the Chief Of Police of . ' At the ;Atiatial 'meeting of the Huron the Cab 'I
'Word Wae reeeived by Huron sCeuette •„ ,
saf4eatoon. that Robert meson, eteek AURilati Van Rally en Tu_esd_ay Aciats'sne Athletie Aestielation, held' at VINT war guest. elli14,elle fOilr of
selesman and, feenser lesolser. bed teen Well Attencled-Erteintraging St'afOrth 011 Tneeday afterae021, it wae theitt Oeote lade atid lassies witli a
-.„-, -, i1 (1 that, ow ng 71, ' . eireum- liaarao so 'thick it could Lie ent with
arrested in. "that eity and wee being . Addresses
sued tv‘V months ago. lie is wanteil The annual rally of fiurea reeehy. 6tittaillonmionnfgehiet)ellsotolltebl:mUbera‘,ec°e1"1)4 I the Pvtwerbtal lillier tlIM rlQw ernicd°tt'
for alleged thefts involsing nea,r1S terial Womea's MiSsioreary Soeiety, of tlie Aesociation win not be 4elti. "ring ah,l'e,i r,„ located. with the Meet and 1 deughter Of Mr. and Mes. Vitilliain
held. A. warrant for his arrest was Is-
(etay ineagee eetaies have ye t Ay onw the gresbyt0rian Church in Canada- the t "%Ira ter am es on a roe e se , )1
f. ili IvIteiv ,,fdrolml, olgohdte. Iii liCiOctirr'dokni I.,,lli)issr*. olsaf,inWiaelialtunr;:laisi
once had. offices in Kitehener and ."i',IT. ', levb2usr iteltL ill
eh,' liensall, ou TaieSday, SePtelne t .),Ir. MeAlpine and. Miss Doly of the 1 -and are feet fitting iuto the 03.11[141mi.
• Carmel Preebyferian '
election of officers teak place, aerosS till° Ma,itland .
thee:Untai:ettlItItis‘h• Old, office next Year. riela ilea ale ver reach sc'' WI am 0 s • • • .,*re te elate me
I Webster a Hamilton. only son of Mr.
late "Mrs. WebstsaC 'Given in marriage
i000 in, Huron and Perth eountses. .
I out. This alleged that Dickeon,
towel, was giasen 4. 1k1 by an as Fet uus 'i, her 1.0th, with Morning alui afternoon Mitchell staff were elected prvsfclut way' of liviag.
. ' IIV ilel' father the 4.)17/111e wore a (r.edill-
a.Certaill issue a 1)4)1 10 of ( anada i W ere 7 II t attentianee I The individual t1 )Ob caw hold their ; Christina .pand Archie Leielaman aged,. Pte. 1.lust:'-',Allitee9,f '11* -al Nue and white
I With Mr. and 'alre. Walter are "; •
L11 (1 party, with which. to, inirehase ! session% , , ; and ,seeretary, re$pectively.
11 t1 °It i$ alleged •that lie putaitased I a, oewgates „trona Aliburn, payfieta;: track aed field meets at their own di s- I ten anti six respectivelY. Ilitall• Me- liguit'4'etePe';' wini-411"11 1°1" felt hl•t,..
asleflOWere And ilAnt(
bonds in VS1eroxeter and. ilIovvick town- , DI..yth, Belg-rave, Goderiela' •raetexe ., eretion. • The, GodericheCollegiate boys' 1 Keel:14i% af,",ed Ida% iS with Mt. and end consage of er
Prhytrosebuds. 'Mrs. Kenneth. Salter , a
'smt) in, Ilutnn' and ills Wallace town- i ifefisall and eafo
SrthIli.e Visitors and irlat
gs' hletie
c. scietiee wilt hold 3r% Je
is 1m6 Dieset. AU are frOns Glas-
wine gr. and grs. Gortiotif Bio. jaindon, sister of the bridroo
egm, "a'314
IR said that he never ' delivered the " PNsident et I-leileall t11\111 14.1 and 'the , discussethis subject an nam " set are Agnes MacArthur, aged thir- her attoulant and ar. Kenneth Salter
$ ip are . kt i Perth It • were weleomed ha* Mrs.' IL% Ihulaona meetings 'this (Thursday) ,eyealag to ! (VW.
peared to parts unknoWn. ' . I the SeafGrth aenior aud Ilarlattea, Kirk- I Thoee eepresentinge tlieile.C.1. at the teen, of GlasaeoWeami Barbara Lancag. Vro, givonismanr
. A eception for the
oil, ,as statea 14 last \woes signae.star. Fatale:let Hotel' and later Dr . and Mr
e.
ter, of GriMeby, Eng:leak not Bright- immediate family' followed at the 'King
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bonds, "however, but instead distil), i t1& (>i0'111 eXerCi5VS Vk'ere in charge ,of . for the slew term. ' . , , .,',,, '
SashatoOla todaY to brluhim to g 4. 4.14. The eSerial president Mrs, , R. Speet, A. G. Simpapia boys' athaeale The esVo laSt-naraed are enrolled at the trehsteeleft bY raOtor ' fGr the Thou -
Provincial Conatable Oidaeld left for , Man eVening auXiliaries. ': .: i Seafortle meeting were Principal A..
rich to fae;e, trial. .., • ' .1 Hugh Jaels of Seafoetle, gave a splendid . director, Miss M. 'Lanes' giiis' athletic Collegiate Institute, the reenahlIng eand Tama district, Tho maple will
addre$$ based 8n. tb,e Message given," director, 'MISs Betty , Westbrook ' and tlirea at 'Saltford piiblie school; , ' live at ll.19 alain':streef E'ast. Medi-
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1 by God Jo Josieha, "Be strong and a tTerry Costello, 'Clinton, ea r , Little Areine Leishman ` had just ton.
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Weddiags
Ail )1E
At'etif• „Paure., Presteetenizisa Church.
Tovonto, 1;y IZQN. ^,MeDerniiii..4114.
,Saturday, September 7th, Lllise Jean
Forrest Laidlaw of ill'aupliton, only
The Treasurette
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Elisabeth Arden's gay pink.
and -gold: beauty 4est contains no
le�s ths4 7 of her Essentials for
Loveliness. A perfectly valid
gift for a birthday, a bridge, or' an
*miiversary.
Special!
NEWS,
erk:Pants-
mu, a cat. Nworateda,
dark checks and stripes.
Five pockets, belt,t093.Ti, and
cuff ''bottonx. •
White Of Chatham are awaY-011 a three a good eourege, and the Lard, He it is ter, Hensall and Mitchell also were started te Sehool a Year ago, hUt the
' the Maritime Previtices, "This ia, as verse we, all need todaYit.' 1 e ,..s, . _ " ,,,_;„ ' ....,a'a e.g.. g
'AIG,Ies Ife VOSter is 'visiting this week , said. the' spea.ker. *"We ueed •Iti as a ' '` ,DIYISIODic CuvRT RESuraES' otil°1! G148g°1v ehildven haVe seen ;Wilson, 'Gladstone aye ; Tb
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wih, Bev . J. II. and airs, Geogliegau i. nation, as individual% and as a. branch • ' .--- "e '.` , I nothingaster , of the Wag, but Barbaea Lan- daughter of ..Mree WiLson and th
11104. titer
Litsf_Of Cases for First Sitting, e
ditei TailitiOir- 's '7- -'"• •11100ett---,#P,Ines geOnlIne, Pla_nes near .englian, . of TAM kton, bia... of Al
has .$een Where borabs Were john 'E' Wilson to- 4.11111,14.4.11111,14. IS
r yastalawhileetheresIS411 -1)e.--,-.0f-- the- clioreh-ofek,hrist.--Joslutaseand
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a innipbelits..tsiltt
I51Ile wedding of Rev , L , jhis men , needed this message
The fi t ,DI I$1 *on. ' Court; Sitting in T
GrinIsbY °lid tile (lanlage'llie'Y NvrCfught;' '3•11"i71.-S.-N.--nernighans..-foeneer
__, • Patterson. - , 1 wereabout to enter the land of Canaan •
weeks' meter' trip through. Quebec and that doth 'go before thee."0' , ', 1 tepresented. ' •• ' exigencies of war 'resulted ill the dis- . RERNIGHAN-'WiLSON ,.
bandin of his elass. Ile and the .., The 014.4.113 4. of Muriel ;Margaret
Mr. and, M.rs. joku Mavoy 'Gatlield „and. they knew it would be lie easy !*
; rs v , -, he five guest children, Who llevei Ooderich and' 'Colborne thwashi rp;i;t'ro
ao-en
, atool
w '• ,..a
t
route,
e late
'of Windsor viiited receutly with Miss i task, yet they Went forward, knowing .1 Goderich since the lone su
-miner 1 b f ' l' d o ' a. farm had never seen -
eAtietallii"trirt
V Rev.
given ill marriage -by John W.- Dbralled;;;
$ i.69,
Robins Ltd.
APENT TIP: Toe, TA.-iptAN,Ets
Phone 384 ,The Square
Drug Sto Carrie O'Neil: Ws. Gatfield VMS that Ged Was with them as fie. had , vacat'On was held by Cestellosen i.or eaten corn 04); the eob before, ,coming piresyterian ,ehui411, 1,4141 Ale,.
-_ e ore we n , place on Thur,sdas laat .in., Dov
formerly Miss ',Beatrice La.ssaline and proinised. We, too, are meeting tasks' Er,iday, -with tweistystvio cases' and I. to k.)anaela. TheY are nuanlInceis M. ;Greer, Newmarket laseisted b
is -well known in GoderielL tliat-arg hard during these trying dayS,1. eight judgment summonses listed. . saying they de not like it. But they R ,e lehe
Phone 90
.2....i.00,......ow Mrs: 'George Johnston, Stanley street, at
will leave en Monday for Toronto to `
attend ICentral Technical School,, where!
he', will. take .a course in aircraft me- !
thanks. . . - • e ' - 1
• Mr. and 'Mr% Cassius MCOorinick
and. children, Allen, • Audrey and I
Archie, have returned to their home at
Muncie, Indiana, Tafter-v-tisi -inesaathels
lady** patents, Mr. and Mrs.. Ben i
-Allen. „ . ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson and i
Mies Bella Green. ± sons Martin and Timothy returned to I
e• Miss Margaret Strang of 'Termite is Peterborougb. on MOnday after spend- I
lapending holidays with. her sister, Miss jog a ethree weeks' vacation with Mr.
,34abe1 Strang.. • ' and *ars: Frank li. , Martini Mrs. i
Dr. 'Douglas Clarke and Mrs. Clarke, Thompson's parents. , L mus o a
of Ottawa, are guests ot Rev. C.. F.
Messrs. John A, Mooney and George ! and the Empire of WhiCh NW form abi Division COurt, but when' trial time
' aind 1TrS. Clarke. • . . R. Mooney, of Regina, Sask.,ewith sone I part, but we must still put the churelie came they announced they hed Shaken
Atiss.'Florenee Mooney has returned) - Malcom and John; Visited in town with 1 first, even though it may mean eacri- I hands and called it a clay, etich paying'
to toWn after spending the surelaer sea- their brother, D. D., Mooney, North i tieing something else that is less im- l his -own costs: -
on itt Port Min. street and ' sister; Mrs. George John- e portant. Prayer and self-denial a.re ; Of the twenty two cases set down for
MiSs Orate Boggarth of POrt 111.1,5011 Ston, Stanley street, the past week. I needed today as; never before ; may , hearing judgment was ,given. :in four
*fent the Week -end, rat the home of . d ea r , eon of IR We go forward with new allegiance to ' and reserved in one. Two were settled
'Mrs. Thos. 'HawkinarBaYlield 1.ond.-..-:' I G. `G: . Meg:lardy, ,Anglesea street, With I
Mr. Dave Easson, who has been his wife and two friends,. from RiffOnj
• opending,biS siuxthaers in ,Goderich for Rouge, Lae speat last week ' visitMg 1
alfe, past twelve 'years, returned to his Mr. and Mrs. G... G.. McHardy, retirn-1
home at New Orleans on the 3rd inst. ing on the 7111 inst. via Niagara FalLe, '
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tiss Clifford,,,sofegttaesa,,aatormer , New York and. Washington. • I
On Thuraday' laat the Maple Leaf
inember of the G.C.I. stair, vras ' hit Rowan Rey, Tortola, British Virgin' during the remaining part of the year -
town this week visiting frplis. 'Islands, is spending a few days With 1 to make sure that the allocation will ,
e f Chapter, t.O.D.E., held. its monthly
acise,„Valeen O'Brien• turned to Mrs. John Seeiebefore leaving to attend he reached in December.
• Brantford on, 'Sunday to resume her a - .Sch I, at Lakeffeld
. teaChing duties at 'St. Basil's School Ont. Bowan, who has been attending
there.- • , • • school In Scotland the past 'five years,
Mr. and Mis. Slimes Webber of Mid- left Scotland in June for Jamaica ;
land. visited 'friends in Goderich on from there he flew- to the Virgin Is-
,Toeedaye While on.. a holiday trill tatlands, where he spent five weeks•with.
Sarnia. -, " his parents, lion. and. Mi•i: W. MIMI)-
. Miss Isabelle TYndall, R.N., left on .bell Roy.
Saturday for Oshawa, where she has Angus MacKenzie, who recently
a *Sinai'. with ,the Department of suffered painful injuries to his hands
, Publie alealth. , owhile working aboard the S.S.. Fort
Miss'eM. Campbell; was a guest at, Wildoe, visited with his ' father,- 'Mr.
• the- Eagle4Hunt wedding- on Saturday Kenneth. MacKenzie. Wilson street,
at Hamilton. The groom is a nephew over the week -end: , This is Angus's,
Of "the •Miepea Campbell. - • first visit home sificie the accident,
ee -VjeitOrseatetheehomesof Mrs :Ind.:Mrs. ,whieh , took. two fineers .of tits left
' G. Q. Mel:lardy; Auglesea -street, last hand. He has been ree-uperating-al
. week were Miss O'Keefe.„. of Chicago, the home of , his sister,. Mrs.. George
- and -Mr. PhiliP Austhe of Moraine, , Wilsonr of 1,Temilton, and had to return
Miss:, Florence Mooney, Miss Rose there On Monday, as he is still under
Aitken' Mrs J Lee of town and Mrs. .the care of a doctor in that city.
Billy Joe Johnstone 8011 of Mr. and , awl we need the courage and strength! Two antomehlie dama'e action$ were are *verae-foud of. Canadian,. peaches*
rgliSONAL' 1VMNTiON'
Mrs. T. M. Johnston visited relatives
in ;Hamilton over the week -e1141 -
Mr, and Mrs. Will Marsh, of Toledo,
Ohio visited friends town
iweek. • '
- and Mrs, Hbrace Snider, of
Sault •Ste. Marie,- are visiting with
that -come from elose conunitnion with; disposed'. of. Walter /fern, Goderich, I which they also ha.ve eaten for the
ehose white -bengaline taffeta, made on
Ged.. Next year is' to be `girls' year in : who sued John Armetrong, :Rae. 2, first time sinee,coming here. They all
our Wemen's Missionary Society, ler • Auburn, for - $93:50, was as 1..are fond of .oatmeal porridge for break- Queen IFfil?laheth line% finer-tia veil
with e . coronet of pearl' and a itou-
11-$. pray that all 'the leaders in this $70.22. The ' accident ,, occurred , on ; fast, but they do not use Sugar en. it.
part of our works May be able to leelP : APril 17th of tilts Year a short dietance However, they, are Very fond of fillet of roseS and bouvardia. iS ii S S '
the girls to find for themselves 'the ; north, of BlYth. . ' "sweeties,"ethe. name they give candy. Velma •I'ringle. consIn of the bride,
1
$ource of trife strength and courage- ! The action of William Lyman, saw. Ice cream, which at Saltford -Heights was' bridesmaid,, Stewart ' Dimcan-
Jesus ChriSt. 'As they go out into the , filer, 'Goderich, and David , Churchill, is literally spoken of in tons, goes over best man and William Herd and Mur -
world -they.- will etteedecouragee- to live, Clinton, cndedeeineea thaw--Isymaa in a big way with the visiting children.
was.. held_at_liadidon Hall.', inhere the
ray Priltgle the-uShers. A reception
honeatly, live simply, and to speak'? claimed $104.05 damages and Churchill 'While prayers for peacessegre-heinge
frankly against the thing's that would counter -claimed for $116.05. Early ine offered in. the Churches of the Empire bride's, mother and the groonN
harm the soul and spoil the character. I August!ears: arlven 63' the two men Gn Sunday. merning last, the overseas 1 mother reeelved. For a 'motor trip to
of the organ. plaYing.softly durhig the
eadded-toesthe attractiveness a the
'service; and, gladioli, in paetel: haes also
ceremony. Tiirbnkwregiveneelneaul4rease...
of OLtawa,
riage by her 'brother, George Sehaef,
wore a.Smart street -length.
dress of plummage green crepe, , cut ,
with side *drape and three-quarter "
-sleeves. .A. small gray hat gray ac- .
,pleted the -ensembles She was attended'
kessories and a bouquet of rosea eons. -
by her sister, -Miss, Jamet Schaef; Who,
quwiltitaencttrimbia,calc
bwloarcek 'bhltet'wictrhepae red.
aCcessories: She carried red roses. -
Major Douglas Nairn was best man.
A reception for extembers of the Ira-,
mediate families at The Surrey fel:
How cau we le 1 9" ' - 1 s • l'OW.a. -I .&-'ST-S-chaetewho-wore orchid_
Ls gioeing the speaker . referred to I hill. on the Clinton -Bayfield ,„ read. crepe, was assisted in receiving by
. sideswiped at -flight 0)3. the hrOW of a visitors were attendine clivin,e worship Eastern (lanada, the bride wore an airs, 'Sturdy, the groom's MOtber;who •
the nOtter of .giving. "There are', Lyman was prosecuted for careless of Miles from 'the ecene. of coallict, 1 hair brown aecessories• and- a.' stone couple, left on: a triP to, Algonquin
many calls foe mieney today, and we ', driving gut the eharge was dismissed.
f " t ' The • then' carried theft* dispute to They have written their next of kin Marten flee- gift of the gleam. On Park; the , -bride travelling in.a soldier
11 w
and about Canada and Canadians.
at KnoX church, _#__._., Goeerich, thousands I Indian earth enseanble of rabhirf; were a navy ensemble. The bridal
about this and tobl them many' nice their return Mr. and 3,/frs. Kernighan blue ensemble With black accessorie%
things of their reception, their hOStS Wilt live 111 Toronto. . ,
, raoRp FIREARavis- .
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. ,,A pretty- wedding was. solemnimd
Saturday affahoote sSeptember Pah, at
STURDY-SCHARF They will reside in London.
Chief Postelethwaite Sends for Third St. .George's PresbYterian church; Rally Day will be celebrated at•Vie-
CITURCii* NOTES
Geti; who will never leave nor forsakei out of court. The rest were lAid. over. Su ply of Registration Forms
ciatino., When Jessie Elizabeth Scliaef, The.
London, Ont., Rev. Donald McKay. offi- ,toria street church on Sunday next..
The Pmsbyterial treasnrer," Ilis. -T. I ti.A.Plat 'LEAF' CHAPTER- ,haveeleeen. regiStereCiYitli :chief re ose .late Dr. H.• E;Schael, Duffeein avehtlef
eldesCdatighter of Mrs, "Schaef and the tpart.in the morning service and in the
Sunday ,school members will take -
us.. . , - Two hundred rilles and, shotguns.
•been reeelied to . date and urged that War Activities the Chief - Subject
, . at telethwaite in cenformity with -De-. 'London, 'became WO -bride if prieutt. >foetere,yearss.a......Sunday sehool superb: -
evening. alr. E. J. Smith, of Stratford,
each. auxiliary make a; special, effort 1 lionthily meeting . , partment of Defence requirement,s, but Alfred Burton Sturdy, Only son of 311r, tendent, will.speak, Miss Nora Borth -
forms and is not in. a Position to reg- Mrs. J: H, Stevens was at the console special soloist.
ister an additional forty . Weapons
once again the Chief has run out of and Mrs H. 0. 'Sturdy, of Goderich. aviele of the Orpheus Choir Will he the
amammaimee
Swan Smith, reported that $1,100 had I - •
which have since been. presented by Asimp;mmillumg;.0mowimpoimminwilimmilmoimilmenrieri
their owners. The 'Chief is doing the
'next best thing to registering the fire -
The---rrott call was answered by -the i meeting at the Pulslic Library:. Mrs.
response of each auxiliary to the clues- I Donald. "Campbell, -ifce-regent, pre,:
tion, "What are you doing to increase .1 'sided. . , - areas. He is taking the names of the
Glad Tidings subscriptions?" and sev- i Plans for the collecting of used ma.. owners and is holding the rifles and
1 this department of the, work. I discussed, •but things are at a .standarrivelie
- shotguaa at his office until 'new! forms
. Neill then notify the own-
ers!. helpful' suggestions were given for 1 terials for war purposes are still 'being
1 ThilelSe remarks by the secretaries t still Until a suitable roomcan. be fauna ers,
who will bealiletregiater-the
of the various departments. were en- 1.for storage , and sorting before it is fitearinS at his elk* before the Satur-
'. 'ae-
i .couraging, and will lead to greater i.shipped to the manufaeturersday midnight deadline.
' interest and efficieticy in the Work of 1 It Ivas 'suggested that the Chapter , The registration forms for shotguns
., Rev. Hugh Jack of•Seaforth brought,' in the near future, the proceeds
, heeemd- have- a kOIG party Some time and rifles require information es to the
of 3 make' and type of gun, calibre, serial
the Presbytermf.' - - ''' 7
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greetings front- the PreshYtery of Hu ,i which would. be used for the 'Chapter's number, Owners namer. owner's (weft
1 ron and closed the morning . session. funds. • - • A pation, use made .ef gun, and the own -
with Wiser. . ' . - - 1 Boxee tor oVietseas are, to be packed er's and registree8 signatures. •
,OIVIZIMANSTITUTE
IA delightful lunch was served_ by 1. at the end of the week and ,menibers ° '•-•
tIle=1earairafdiefrol'al---%1-11-nu•-lbe` laweressienrindettestuatalmeet- heire-contrie
1 afteruoon session was opened with a I butions. as soon as. possible. ' Pound
1,call to worship and the singing of the 1 ea.ke andaecoffee were suggested ai.
1 National Anthem, the devotional -ester- I being- popular offerings 1Goderich Womers Institute was held
.1 cises being in eharge of. the Arthur 1 The pos$ibllity of establishing a
:Mrs. Victor Sniith of Toronto, first 1 the nwill .. goon be in town • was wl
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vice-president of the -Onta.rio Provincial I discussed . with much interest. The the reteent tag day held in GOderieli
W.M.S., ,w.as. introduced by Mr,s. De J.1 chief difficulty lies in obtain*: a'hsuit- in aid of the Ca n ad ka n Nat io na 1
Lane, and gave a splen.did address or able building for the purpose. Mrs. Institutes .for the Blind svgs. given ;
an inspirational character. i D. Campbell and Mrs. R. C.'ellays Were the proceeds amounted to $L9.90,
..,,,,,**"2677o -fa:Me...questions Nee.eseeetewietel,, emnehated , to see If it were possible to The president asked the members
I everywhere today," said the speaker, . rent uletraireriiiiratati,.alsii, to, ask t0
donations for the overseas boxes-
"is,- why do' the wicked prosper? It I the co-operation of the Lions Club in te 11*1:4ekett IhYel".'In the Ilitattli7 * '
Isn't a new question.; all through the! this venture. • ' The Inetitu.te evas divided in groups
The SePtemlber meeting of the
in. MacKay Hit 1 on Thursdey lest,
CI ele of Goderieh 'The guest speaker canteen for the benefit of the Air Force th a fair attendanee. A sreport of
Oxydol.
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QUICK QUAKER
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LG -1G 21c
4mo- 4NANG,sr,
0110c. -• MALLOW
.Biscuits
LB. 17c -
"NIBLETS"
CORN.
i4 -�z.
TINS 25c
wituAM,6"
BLENDED
annalade
IXE lb. 90"
JAR hAtri,
‘`LAWRASON'S"
Snowflake
AMMONIA,
ri
Special Food Values
For the Week
READICITT lylACARONI
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BLUE Bar COFFEE ..1b. 35c
Chipso Sugar and Crean) tit.
With Glass All for' eo
P'artd-G-SOAP 6 -bars -'25c
Old English FLOOR WAX 1.1b. 5gc
GILLETT'S LYE . . . , Tin 120
.`‘CROSVN" BRAND Z lb.. 5 lb.
CoritSyrup.m 21e . 43e
QVAKER; IVIIIFFETS Pkg. 10e
A. 3; PANCAKE FLOUR 170
' Gittiti GIANT PAS tin 15e
Royal York CHEESE pkg.,15c
13RUNSWICX SARDINES . Go
"CASCADE! FANCY PINK
salmon lb. Tin Ile 1-1b. Tin 17
CLASSIC CLEANSER ... Tin 5c
LAWItASON,'S Fix:3110 „, Tin 210 •
HILLOREST PURE LARD lb. 10e
. Gtiht DROPS ... lb. 15e
Salado, Tea
VELUM LABEL
4 37c
BROWN LA17..WL
lb* 39e
"GARDEN 16 oz. Tin
PATC1 NAP
_Luc
AEROXON PLY COILS .... 2 for 50
PARAWAX - ... 2 lbs. 27c
911EINV
Pork *ndi3eans 2 'It 'I"' 25c
J. CALVIN COTT
PHONE 116
. McEWER
PHONE 46
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Old and New Testaments, we meet I . Piper's Dam Was chosen as ,the site for the piirpoee of raising funds, with
with it, and people have tried Co find i for a picnic to be held on Thursday 'be two captains for each group, namely'
the answer. When Jesus came He 1 this week. Group 1, Mrs G. Young and . Mrs. $4
didn't have life niade easy for Him:; 1 . • '' Greenslade; group 2, Mrs. C. Wor-
he was despised and rejected, of men] RIPLEY' TAKES 0.B.A., JUNIOR sell and airs. W. Price; group 13,
in spite of all the good He had done, 'Mrs. G. Bieset and...Mrs. G. Mathieson.
"B" CHANIPIONsmp . A paper on Curreni Events was
- yet He eriumphed through . all the .
suffering. When HisesdiseiPtles -hegani _,.. .given by Mre N. ThompsOlaefollowed
to carry on the work, they too met with Ripley Junior's. are the new 0.B.A. •by a quartette by Mesdames ,C6 John-,
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perseeution, and for a time it. 8eeined 1 "Tn. nior 13" champions, having defeated ston, .Ellia,, Wilkin and Hollend tic -
terribly •discouragineebh.t....relying on, 1 sehesleY in three straight games in the eam.panied on the iplano esr.alrs. C.
final playoff round for the title. ' ThOmas. ' The ladies sang "Siensol
God for strength they went forward i .
and the erly church prospered ha 1
Ripley beat out the GlOderich. Lions Days," and wore costumes accord -
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Bruce League sOuthern division inglya .
'one q all who tried to hinder. St.! 111 the
; eemi-finals in .a. rousing threes -games The guest s'peaker for the 'day was
Paul said, 'If we suffer Witb. Him, we which the Lions won the first Mr% A . J. Milligan. Whose subject
shall. also reign. with Him,' and the , seriesin ,
smile message comes to us today frinn1 gamwas e here only to. lose the next two ; 'ms for Teen:age Children."
'those 4.0 whom Christ 1801 In all. In "ectsvay frmo• h9nle- - - ' ' The -address was--both-interesting.aml.
many of ' them. are tarnine to Chris (ton in a • three•garaes series for the ,instruative and many- suggestions
Ripley went op to eliminath" Walker -
China with its suffering millions,
?then met' and defeated Chesley, north- "were given for the selection of proper
for the Bruce reading foe children of different ages.
southern di„yi.sion championship and
tie.nity, as the only thing that ean ,
League_ and ,O.B.A. Junior "B" tttles. dAoredhearty vote of thaalts was ten -
give them help and conifor't. Let us .
1 Ripley has a hustling", hard-hitting Mrs. Milligan, after which a
, hold fast our faith in God, which alone 1 'tern divisien winner",
face the days that lie ahead.41" great team spirit,' and _social lialf-hour was spent at the' tea
can give us strength ,aciad . cograge to 1 '
, The prekddent expressed the thanks 1- tenni wan 4 ,table, Where lunclawas -served aer 'aim
welcomed Mrs; Larkin, a 'former Pres- W: Price and her- aesistant boetese,ee
i for the .day.
aline to's 'congratulate- the new chem.
. SALE OF FARM STOCK
•Goderieh Lions will be among' the
• of the memhers to Mrs. Smith, and 't.he
byterial president and a worker in the •
Presbyterial for twenty-seven years
Mrs. Larkin expres8ed her pleasure in
being able to attend the meeting, and
congratulated the members oii the
splendid work they were doing.
„ A delightful solo was sung by airs.
W. A. MaeLaren, followed 6y prayers
by Mrs.A. 1. Boyle , of Myth, Mrs. A,
Porterfield of Selgral,ta and Mrs J.
IL, Barnett of Goderichea Miss Laura
Ieckelt of pxeter brought the repot
of the resolutions committee, thankiag
all who had assisted in 'Making the
meeting et SUCeeSS, and exprese ainsein-
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pathy to those who had suffered.
reavement. A musical number by six
members Ofthe Mission Italia was
much enjoyed and the meeting closed
with prayer by :Sirs, Pelt. Itedditt. •
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ENGAGEMENTS 'ANNOUNCED "
Mrs. Mee. OabaldeStOn, Godericbe
announces the, engagement of • her
.yourteer tleugeter. Allaerta Treat", to
Mr. John Carl 'Dean% of Wingham,
Only eon of MO, T. t Smith and the
late Mr. Peter 1)eane of Winghani; the
,marriage to tate plaee 111 GOderieh
,Baptiet elittreh in the latter • part of
,Steptember, .
' Mt. and Mrs. Wm. thitblado,of Goae.
rieh announee the engagement of their
daughter. Dorothy Evelyn, tO , Mr.
j Clayton Pett, son of Ur. and Mr.S...1rOlut
rettS of Ilyth. The wedding will take
i place this month.
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"Ifo:w did you foam to walk a tight
l'ust pick' it up yourself?"
"No, it has to be taut."
,GOLF
Vic Ellliott defeated Judge T. M.
Costello in the serni-finals of the -Gar -
row :trophy play on Sunday, Vic:will
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nowraeet 1.11sS Ruth Nicol in the fin-
als. .
, miss NIeo1 is also in the, final reind
of the rose bowl play and will, meet
apse Roberta Johnston. ,.,
Check Discharges
From the BowelsDove1 trouble, although happen-
ing at any. OM :la of the year, aro
more prvealvtianurtgeatts. hot • sum-
merlitannerarPlu is one. of the Worst
troubles, but diarrhoea, dysenterY,..
colic, cramps and pane in, the in- re
testineat or any looseness of the 1r
bowels shouldhoe imniedia." te at 'e
tations.
The action. of Dr. rowler V..xtract
of Wild. Strawberry is pleasant
.rapid, reliable and effectual.in
help-
ing ,to ,eheek the unnatural ,di
- charges. .
It has been on the market for the
past 94 *111111, SO why experiment
with new awl untried renteditai
Get "tor., Fowler Pa and feel safe.
The %tabu* Cloa Ltd,. termite. Oat. .
Good Prices Realized at Dan Mac-
. ltenzie's Auction
Good prices were realized at Dan
Mackenzie's, anction sale, at the siteeof
the Port Albert alrport, on Wednesday
of last weey. Cows sold >from$38 to
$70 each, Nineteea young heifers
brought about nine mute a poundon
the hoof. and growing pigs brc•ught
ten cents. • ,
AlletiOTWer ThoninS Guladry said
after' tile sale that the trend of the'
tiniea on. the farm today was to buy
growing stoek that will commune 'a lot
of feed, of which, there is a' super-
abundance. .
The sale Was one of a fe* in the past
ten years at yvhich approved joint
notes, bearing six, per cent. interest,
were accepted'.
Over one thousand dollars of these
notes were 'taken by a North Ituron
farmer bet 'spring. They all have
fallen due. All Wkr0 paid -call except
three dollars and that is owned by a
relative, accordie, to *Ur. Gundry, who
inn.4t have his little -joke.
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TOVITN'SIIIP
at,“
Mr. tarl MeAllister left uMonday
to eminence a ten Weeks' eourse In
eleettie weldingat the Galt Aireraft
School. -
Mr. Earl MeAllistd, Miss Willa.
Pickard and Mr. find Mrs. It. NfeAllster
were guts %on Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. W. lianditori, at Auburn.
The quick popularity obtained by the
is a latVering recognition of the service we are giving.
We are determined to serve nothing but the Vest; and this
Applies to meats, frits, vegetables, and pastry.: Special
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See our Spotless kitchen; it will Please you.
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FRANK LANG
Phone 272
, at Side of Square
011
e intereste
In our list of specia,l, prices for the week
13th to 20th-- Sept-, inclusive
Fruit Jar Rings, Corks, Para -
wax, Alum, Preserving 'Powder,
Parke's 'Catsup flavor.
Wilson's Fly Pads 10e
'Ply Coils 5 for 1.0e'
Ply Swatters 10e
New Valet , Auto Strap Razor
with five blades "i9e
Buy British 'Certified Tooth
BruShes, Four Styles 25e
Rat Poison
Common Sense '..33e •
at
RNip 33e1')
Rough on Rats. 33C'
Mouse Seed ...
Kleenex'
20 for 13c,
- 2 for 25,c
500 29e
Wemit's Dental
Cream • 49e
llercurioclikome
Ilandi-Tape
Wet Proof, 25e
VITAL'S.
Stimulatse the scidp
-Dresses the hair
500-$1.004
Schick Injector' Razor -
12 blades -.-Leatherette Case
• $1.00
Cameras, Vitals, DeVelopittg,-
rrinthig
hour service
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