The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-10-10, Page 4THE GODERI011 SIGNALSTAR
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(With apologies to J arses Whitco s. b
Riley)
Onee there was a... littie .girl wl w
Wouldn't brush,iea.teeth•.;,, •
And all her f'a?leg& and 'lawny . Said,
°•You'll eurely ' orae to girief l"
But she . nn ot;ked 'eau and shacked 'ego,
- and slat' said she 'didn't care;
And now the paiufal tale to Stell,
She's in the dentist's chair!
+13ITAY
41,M `J.. D� VITYSON
o i x�:t"lv i on Mondays 02 the
Icahn of i" apt. Hugh Davideerr `Thi ete•"i
>o1 the Impeaial OR tanker SumavPAite,
Baa his ?easel Wn` travelling downhound
in the Well autt Canal. Death ith r+. as the
t iaalt of a heart utaela Captain
Daellll'on spent his early arena' in Gabe.
;rich with his graatdparclaita,,, the late
:lir: and airs. William :`waftielal, otitd at-
tended
at-tend i ('",rllegiate Institute.,
He leaves e• widow and, two daughters:,
Ruth and Mary, Bring at Toronto. . air.
Jos. R. Swafiield aural Mies Jeseie Swat-.
Held,' bin Uncle and tutat, other,
relatives left here to aattenai the fraier:al
;at• Toronto.
MEN IN ACTtVF SERYICE
FROM GQIERICU AND n1STRICI
Pte. KPa,,1.AAW7•LJ.'ON,. (Ga eriei RA. ?tee S9w - J4ITfJADO1k (Benne:M'rl,
0), Royal ''ana�dian Reglmeutw y Perth RersiMent�a(p�1i q1��. jA�7yy�1� �9cy
tuiPtne. '% •iR,�rp�w At.. 'f! RSO , Reyal Can //rte• '•��yjT* a • FN' ID;4'GGla•lo
dli an ac iCia $ata{+ eett la ll M
Pu an � Q r * 1 1 wen-Neer')Royal Pte. C. , L. PRO(�R; ( TTo�baesrille),
Canadian Ass JG'oe, •Royal t"anadlgayn Ordnance (*era•s 1
Pte... .• A. 47vT.V -1's 1Dung naon),
Pte. 1). • A lLYKr- S1,/Ali4�j '11.0,0.'6.a mY A Y M.G.
Perth Regiment,
Sm. . R. W. ?DELL, <oyal. 4Cauadiau. • Pte. \ . R: ,:� J)A.T4L, Perth l e; eat,
Psi ivaeers. 3I.G.. �i
Pte. J. S. BELL, Royal Canedist;i Pte. W ItA.NDALT., Perth Regia�eeut,
w
Engineers. - '
Fie. T . RILE ' * tlgii� Reims 1 t.
uarA W . Y1T CIIA' . Call ; Pi OdAcer j ilft. ROBERTS
ad EmtgianeersR Royal Canadian Air Force.:
ls—
her teeth were rocs of ,1ear
And where er she went slue . proudly
told this tale to other girls.
SUN OIL' DEMONSTRATION'
Dealers
Dealer-soof Goder�ich Distract'Addressed
by Company Reiwesentatn es
„an enthusiastic' group of .k,,tin oil
•Com an' .. aeaier -'of• rider elt and dis-N
Were *goes is:_at ie • at. thet
trtet icer � s
Rritisli
Exchange 'Hotel eta' Thurslay
evening last, at which a denoiastrat°eU
of the workings of Motor oil in a
modern automobile engine was given,
Alpl,yy,lA� *r i9r was_held in order.
h ` vel...
that ' Stan OW dealers Yshoiild a
more eomplete •knowledge of pre4ent-
Iday needs in lubrication and may tliere-
-.fore be able to serve their customers.
!with greater satisfaction.
The dealers saw the magic *and of
inadern- industrial research waved be.
fore them and cane away with a much
clearer' idea of the arduous and varied
duties a Motor oil must perforin in a
modern ai tomobil_ e.
el dis-
tributor
r ceh d
Bu
of ,
Mr. Ross Scott•
of Sun oil for this district,
introduced J. B. Raine, district manager
of the company, ; 110-spcake a few words
of welcome to the dealers and explained
what the company had: in mind in
putting .on just such clinics all over the
province. ,
` H, 'C:, White, Sun Oil 'Company auto-
five-enginee edescril :,fiat an oil
must do in a modern motor and told
ho�v Sunoco motor oil- meets, the de-
mands, required of it by present high-
speed motors.
Have You Renewed Your
Canadian
Pte. "I . A• IIO\i RS,l' (Dungannen), petty Offic=er iS ' GITSS'r Rpyat
And every little,; tpoth ` she had cri
Out to her in turn,
didn't get nay share of milk, or,
butter from the-. eliurn."
h4
..hart,
• Anal '�heY' �eliec�, ; her' � and they
: -i6er, : asci• they, Said; they didn't care,
Because the„ way she'd treated them
just simply :wasn't, fair!
Ahad so she told her dentist kind,
e
-that--her-teeth, r ---teeth had_snid, _�.1
if they're friends of untie no more,
Iplease pull them from my head."
'But he bushed. her and. lie ,told 'her'
that 'twas every bit her fault,
And if she'd treat them as be said
this paha would surely halt.
She promised him., with all her • heart
to do just as he said,
And make` her "teeth- be proud to sav
the; lived, inside her head.
So 'she cleaned 'em and she brushed
'�ein, till they were shining bright,
And in the sun all dav she played,
and slept Iong hours, at night,
She ate green vegetables every, day,
and found°how good they are,
And fruit • she ate at recess time- ° in
place of eatady'ba ,
She drank tier milk, she ate her greens
Subscription?
Perth Reglinent 3i.G. Canaduaia;.N,uvy..
' AktTriii'ti a`i."RIUUi" , Pte< 0. . J3RAI)SUT�.�V, Pte' 3 1'51B A"S� $°1 RJOO ,,
Arthur F"urrw • a lifeloni resident (D meat ,G, ,,},
'�• '�. a', ISS1 •J6.P.. 11L'o At
oderirli "toWnshi died on Se. readier Aareraaftsmaan H.- Pt CARL SHEA DO N,' R. .0.C.
� p e
"filth at has'home oars the hath eoncQn, '('aaaadiamai Toroe, .. Sea'eant Jasa SHEARDOWN',; Perth
", Gnr. R. BARN+7'F'S, Royal. Criadiamc Regiment; Mee.
in his eilihty'-third year. I�ecea�al was �•
a son of Dennis and *Catherine C'antelon
C1'en Vii;•
we's tillery, `
=Currie o f Goderieh township,, , In June,
4804, he: quarried Elizabeth Ewmer t?i}a
Who survives hIxn with wr at Parer,
at home, and Howard, of Clinton, and
two daughters, Mrs. Charles Switzer
of Eippen 'aand:3irs, Harold• Epimerson
o,f cihaton. I'. w. Currie of Goderich
a.;.. hrothkr.e..gil"'.;,, t. ltd lie :; w.ean. en-
thusiastie 'Orangemanand a • ?ember
Pte. L. B. SHT)ARDOi'1�7, ` Elan
Pte. J. G. BLACK, Royal Calitidtan Regiment, '
Regime#at, N, w ;' J'te. P'. lE, . S'I KARD0WN,. Xr1Sh
rte C.. T�OOgIFILLI?. Royal• Can Regiment, '''''X'
,
adian � �1�-aa7 ��!�i•l -� .<"i�%�"a, i •n--•�'�. a �tY�r��Y-":S1L2"` „ i "°y nq •.w:7aas
I;� � v.. Lie ..�.,e�* . , • >�-
n ciao
c, a
Spr. WM. BDJtI�E," Royal a meat.
Engiueers." Brander. :L. F 8 4TaP, Royal Can-.
Aircraftsman 'P. C. BISSET, (Godes' adian Artillery.•, i
rich1t.R, Royal • Qanadiau, Air Aub R.B. s
1), Pte.. K. SCOTT, ( }trn ) � � t
Fore... - Divisional Signallers. „•.- "
Pte. GEOR BROW , Elgin R- men.: , .., ....Y Cr.-., �. Sergi, CSA�?TON; , Essex"'SeiFt-
bf the United Church, Capt; P, P. 0AREY, Elgi
n Re ,ameut.
• tish Regiment; .
The funeral, under the auspices of C,A.SRF,.. ' , Pte. G, tri; SOHWANZ, Elgin Regi-
tbe .Orange Order, wits held from the Aircraftsman W. J. CRAyIG, It.:C.A. . ment, C,A,S,'F. •-
fanliiy residence on Saturday, Septene Pte. C. C,RAWFORD, Perth Regi- Pte. H. R. ;STODDARP, C.A.S.C.
ber 28th, with interment in Clinton meat, M.G. • Pte. VIC. TAYLOR, (Nile),. Perth
g the ._ _ - T ..Dun nnon), -- _ .-.
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._ .
[eexneter� . Among tie relatives in at- Pte. M. CUItBkIR { ga Regimeh�t, �T:G,
TUANIIVJNG DAY
SUP?:
Monday, October 14th
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BRIDGE HALL
gk
Concer amoe wit?% .1%.rtlitt..rra Orchestra
Adini*On: Adults: •5.
+tendanee were Mr. P. W. Currie and Mr. 'Perth Regiment, M.G. Pte, D. THOMPSON, Essex Scottish
P. J.:Oantelon of Goderich, the latter Pte. T. CA!RRICK, Perth_1}tegiment, Ret.
being a'cousin of :the deceased. 'll.C• Pte. WIL 11. THO iPSON,_2,st Huss_.
Pt , H. C,HAM EX, Esser. Scottish
sars, A Squadron. 'MRS. FRED ELLIOTT i�egt` Spr. JOE. C. THO1PSON, Royal
Mrs. Elizabeth . Elliott, of Goderich
Aircraftsman J. I'. S. CALDER, Canadian Engineers. '
Royal, Canadian Air Force. I'te. I3. R, 2lHO PSON (Auburn),
township, passed away at le andra` Pte. R. I?R>:31�T�A\T, Perth Regiment. .Elgin 'Regiment.
Hospital 'early Monday morning atter M G,
a brief illness. Mrs. Elliott was in her Re ?meat 57 ,G. Vie' eg TiR, $LAY; Royal Caa-
Pte. Si, DAE.R, Perth g , adian Regiment.
.lC'7'Gl, l,)'—LI,.Vu year. She was born in Lee. Bomdr. A B. DOWKER, Royal
A:ircraftsnian H. TURNER, Royal
•
Stanley township the daughter of Mat- Canadian Artillery.
thew • Mary 'Johnston,. mored to W. Canadian Air Force.
Goderichand township as a girl and spent, Pte. D. DUCRWORTH' Essen Pte. G. VA�NSTONE, Elgin. Regiment,
the gr�srt oaf here there. Scottish Regt. Pte. L. `PI7STZ ROOD, Werth Regi-
siateen years she resided in Goderich . Pte, , H 'S'V`: �i3CK�'P�ORTH;lg' hien ,
but mored' back re the townshipto Regiment. • " Pte. N, WARRNOCK, Perth Regiment,
Pte. G. EVANS, Perth Regt., Ku. m.G.
spend her tater years. - .She was a mem-
tended.,
em- Pte, E. B. FISHER, .Elgin Regiment, Pte. SA C. WILLIAMS, Elgin 'Reg%
Regi-
ber of the Church of England but at -1 C,AJS.F. menta' •
tended -the United- church at 'Porters Pte,. G. C. FISHER, Elgin Regiment, pie. H. T. WrLS(7V, Elgin -Regiment,
11 andAtaol; au active part in its work. Spr, W. G. - FREITH,. 9th Field c A.S°.F. ' "
Surviving is a nephev�, Edward (Ted) Coifipany Pie. W. J. WAFT, (Tauch-now R:R.
Johnston,. of Toronto, whom :Mrs. Elliott Pte, A, G.IDLE'SPIE, Elgin Regiment.
7),"Perth Regiment, �.G:
raised from childhood ; two brothers, f A.R. w; GR+11J NWOOD, +R,C.X. Bar- Pte. E,; J. YUNOBLUT, (Auburn
Thomas M. Johnston of Goderich "di racks:
- -John---Edward of Toronto; and three? . Ter. IA;N RA,GGETT; 1st Hussars: -_
sisterSS;" Y-S.--Maty'eAnne McElroy alSpr, A. Fa�_Rlr.T4, Royal :Canadian
Seaforth, Mrs. Emily Graham of Gode-1 Engineers: •
rich and Mrs. Salah Sowerby of Gode Ord. Sig. H. G. HOLSIAN, R.C.N.V.R.
rich` township. Mrs. Elliott's husband, Pte. 'J. HORNER, Canadian Army
Ali their" ills, squeals. and squawks, eliminated.
- the
1ctric.
adio
ospit,a;
. j deep regret tO all. Thought i to be an $ , ' "
ship. while Working at a threshing. Enemeers— "41::: 'C' a ' n- a- d-1 a a'
stricken with -a heart seizure- in thei Casnpadr:il, -r „LkdAtTit,,,,,,,zee.-T-
lie- died alone in the granary, and gor_B. P., LAWS. Royal. Canadian
wee; found by a fellow -worker. Her- Engineers. . ' . k
bert Lamprey. The bay hud ,lieen in Pte. E. LYNN, Elgin Regiment.
Aircraftsman T. S. MATHIESON,
Pte. F. .11111ZO, Elgin Regiment.
student •and •all through his deademie- Elgin Regiment. .
career bad won high scholastic. honors. Pte. 3. B. 31iLLION, Elgin Regiment
•
Wilfred Elliett, predeceased her less, Service Corps. meat, M.G.""
than a year. ' - Pte.' T. IIU:SSEY,. R.C.A.S. Pte. L. SILLS. Perth Regiment, M.G.
The funeral service was held' at St, `Aircraftsman J. B. HUGHES, Royal Pte. "G: S. TAYLOR; Perth Regiment,
George's Anglican church on Wednes- Canadian Air Force. M.G. ,
day afternoon, Rev, A. C. Calder of- „bleat. K. J.,HUNTraft, Essex Scottish Pte. W. J. WATT, Elgin Regiment
,C,A. S. F.
It is requested that -link corrections
or additions to this list be left with
The Signal -Star, or with Geo. W.
Schaefer. secretary,' Branch 199. Can-
adian' Legion, • B;E,S.L., Goderieh.
R.R.),• 1st Divisional" Signallers.
ENLISTED AND '•"' DISU'ARGED
MMEDICALLt UNF I i T;
Pte.. W. BARKER, Perth Regiment,
M.G.
Pte. R. PENXrNGTON, Perth Regi-
liciating. The pallbearers were Thomas Regiment.
So"werbs, Reg. Johnston, Reginald '• Spr. T. H. INKSTER,; Royal Can-
-Maitland cemetery..• , went, M.G. er, •
- ---- .. R: L"SCK, Elgin Regiment,
DONALD. LiHEARJ O'F C.A S.F.
The sudden passing of Donald Bomdr. P. F. KELLY, Royal Can-
Shea;rdown, eighteen -year-old ' son a adian Artillery. •
31r.• and Liirr. Wren :Sheardown, on Pte. R. M. KLNGSWELL, Royal 'Can,
Friday ,nl'orning •last, eame 'as a pro- adian Regiment.• ••. . -�-
found .. :. _ e,:.- .r•,• i' T.Clif'lLla+'12.L?`. R'0'43-8'
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the -granary only fiee minutee, but
when found by Mr. Lamprey, life had
passed from hini.
Donald was born hi Goderich, and
had only reeently celebrated. his
He graduated from Central Schooll' Pte. A. R. MOHRING, Elgin nee -
with the Robert Park • memorial 'ine-dal meat C.A.S.F. •
and at the Collegiate Inetitute won pte. 'S. NIOHRING, Elgin Regi-
tbe Adamson Memorial seholarship 113 mega, C.A..SI.F.
his eeeptui year. Last June he matri- 'AIrcraftsman, G. H. MOODY, R.C.
Phone 141.
BUT
ew Revolutionary Idca
With:Sunshine
•
Here Its a -new idea in Coats, rFversible,. that should be
. on your must list. Itis a miracle of creation, light as a,.
feather,, and yet protects yOu against wind.ind.rain. They
come in tweeds, cheeks and plaids.
Priced $11.95 and up
subjects. • seeond-elass honors in two Pte. A. MURRAY, (Port, Albert),
Regunent M.G.
return to the -Collegiate Institute 011 Perth Regiment, M.G.
-Monday to take a commercial course. • Pte. S. E. licALLISTER, Elgin Regi -
.He was a ereat reader and Was. well /Rent, C.A.S.F.,
-posted on '''iiiatters of national and' Pte. B. Y. MeCREATIT,...E1g.infeRegi-
subjects and third-class hon6rs in pe
iurvivinge beside's, his sorrowing, Pte.. S. J. McGRA.TTEN, Elgin Regi-
parents,- are a sister, Merle. nur;ie-in-1 meet . .
, training at Alexandrq Hospital, and, , Pte. 3. T. MeGRAW, Elgin Regiment.
three brothers. • all in the C.A.&F.----1 Pte. E. McLEOD, Perth- Regiment,
Regiment ; • Sgt.' James, of thef Perth' Spr. D. D. Mel1ILLAN, Royal Ca.n-
M.G.. Regiment. a•ini Pte. 'Leonard. oft adian Engi,rieers. -
the, Elgin Regiment. The first twol Spr'. 51: 'N. M.cDONALD, Royal Can -
are stationed at (tamp Borden and adian Engineers.
,Leopard is at Loadon. All' were houie Set*. .T 4.. McDONALD, Royal
for the funeral, which. was held frinn -Canadian liege
.day afternoon. The funeral' *as. one A. R. NITTXDAY,.A.B., R.QN.V.R.
ef th'e 'most largely attended ritreecent Capt. p..11. INTAIltN, Elgin Regiment,
of life, paid tribute to the youth who Lanaesepl. 0, OKE, Elgin Regiment.
had been plucked so suddenly from Pte. E. PIGOTT, Perth Regiment,
ducted •ty, Rev. W. P. lemee.of North
;:treet rnited church, 'of which Donald
.waa a -member. .The room in ' which
the remains lay was filled -With. Ifloral
iil which the boy waa held ea. of the
-deep empathy aroueed by his un-
timely death. Besides; Igo many fioval
'tributes from individuals • and groups
of 'friendie there were bouquets froni
1 "D", e_onaPany of the *Elgin Regiment,'
' the eergeants of the Perth 'Regiment.
thee Toronto :Malt Club, the Totnce
the Collegiate Institute staff. the istafe
itetreining at Alexandra Hospital.
„ The' ilowere were ltorne film the home
I ,Sby young friends of Donald. among
whom. were. several „sohliers. The
niken. 'Stuart 'Watson „rind caor11.1
O'Brien. friends and fellow-ettidents
of• the deceaeed boy. The funeral
i ••torteae. many 'Works in length. formed
4 ill ft1Mt Of the 11011110 and tnovefi
At the . 'regular ,aseetublY of • the
Collegiate Institvite students AM. "Slott-
'i,<IitOreillet74. who was e student at the
' voinc;!...9to, for Vie east five venre and
IF your dtild Ha
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'WEAR CORNFIELD'S WAItE AND SLIM omr,
SHOP 'WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO, 6110P.•
Phone #8 The Square
Ulu; Notire—This,store Will he closed Saturd2ty„ Ott .4Z, 1910,
until 4,1/0 p.m. *rad will reopen for the evening.
1
faom this vicinity attended the Tt%
water Fair on Wednesday. October
2nd, end the Diingennon- Fair on Fri -
fairs in thhe district for this year, -
Threshing and corn -tenting were
held up by the all-night rain on Sun-.
day: but the work is going on again.
,talost of the fall wheat is sown and
-mueli of it up and showing nice and
even.
lalr. Donald [MacLean and Miss Mary
IL Reed and daughter Ruth, at •Gode-
rich. were visitors with xtr. Max.
Young on 'Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson visited.
Ladies' Aid.—The Ladies' Add met
on Tuesday, October •lst, at the home
of Mrs. Frank acealwain. As the
Pre4dent Was absent, Mrs, W. 'Cant-
well, vice-president, . was in charge.
Mrs. Jarvis McBride-read--therip-
ture lesson and Mrs. Marsh led in
prayer. The men business was ar-
ranging for missionary and'Red Cross
quilts. At the olose of the meeting. tlie
hostess served afternoon tea and a so -1
OM hour was enjoyed by all.
7,-kERSONAL
Jack Barton, , of Ilaanailton, was
home for •a visit. -over tile -week -end,
-Terr,,,Iry rr-stud en - at Westervelt
Sr:11ool,, t -Loudon, 'was 'home at the
week -end.
Miss Betty Newcombe, who is wo rk-
ing in L,ondon,. spent 'the' week -end at,.
tier home here.
firs:. ._ L.: Taylor and. -daugh els,: o€
Clifford„' are guests with Mr. and Mira,_
H. R. Long, 'and other friends;
Mr. „William Ylitea ande on • Harry,
of Toronto, spent the week -end . in
C -oder ieli, visiting -with friends..
Aircraftsman Colon Austerberry,. of
the Galt Aircraft School, - spent the
week -end with his.. ,parents,. °Mr_ and
Mrs. C. Austerberry., a •
Mese-re. •'Fred and John- Belfry of
Toronto visited last week with SLr.
aaiidstreetfi_ . +R,,itrs. Needham;• 31c -Donald
,firs. E. Wa Currie is in. Tomato this
. eel?-ntteudiii,l; the auuual t,
of 'Provincial !Hospital Auxiliaries
being held in the Royal York Hotel,.
Pte. Harland 'Premblaaf. of Camp,
Borden-) is at his hone on . two weeks'-'
furlough. , Mrs. Fi'iite Trembiaty Polite
of the C..W.S.F.;, Toronto,. also was a
guest of her mother for the week-en`l.
Willard Legg,,. who recently jciinctl
the 'R;C.A.F. as an accountant, was
• homey from: Toronto over the week -e ad.
Henlav ' air Of Toronto,, -,44414
the week -end witll friends here.
IMrs. 'Wm. •kiirnie, East street, Was
called to Clinton on Tuesdey by the
sFeagus-erioillness of her -sister, Mrs. Clara
an..
Among those tteed ing , the funeral,
of.. the late Robt. E. Wilson were Mrs.
O. H. Curtis. Mrs. M. Stonehouse, Mrs.
S. Reeve; ^ind Mr.' and” :Firs: R. J.
Johnston, of Chaftham.
Prof. H. Grant •Ro'bertson and
daughters, . Mary and* 'Helen. were
here from Toronto for the week -end
and on their returi were aeconipu•uied
by: Miss Margaret Robertson, aho will
visit her relatives in the city.
Mrs. Wesley- Logan of Winnipeg, and'
Mrs. May Walond• of Guelph attended
the funeral .• of their brother, the late
Robt. E. Wilson, aecompanied,_. by -
Corporal Robert . Logan of Camp
•
MAFEKING, Oet. Sr—Misses' Jean
tended the teachers convention- fit
Mr. and Mrs. F4nest Blake 4visitedi
London last Friday,
with their .daughter Muriel in .London .
over the week -end.
Messrs. •Gordon Andersort and Har-,
ing this 'week for' Kitchener, wilco*.
they . will undergo their. thirty • flaYs'
Militair training fay home defence.
Haryey, who bee, -working for the
past filve weeks af Port Albert airport,
°doing carpenter work. was obliged to
give up his job for this cause. '
Mr. and Mr's. Charles Pearce of
tHoltnesville spent -Sunday with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Thos. Andersbn. ,
A number attended Dungannon fair
last Friday afternoon, also file eon-
eeft in the evening. *
Relies* the Irmo
Rub chest, throat and tack thor-
oughly with Vicks VapoRub
bedtime. Right away,l/OpoRub
VapoRub acts on the skirt '
.a warming stimulating poultice.
the'sanfte Hine it giyesutfmedi-
cinal vapoms that are breathed
direct into irritated 4ir passages. •
This direct, doubk action contin-
ues for hours after restful sleep,
cones. Ofteif by morning Most
ofthemis` ery is gone.
'Why risk inerosed discoin-
ticAbsing”" ICKS
relieve
. HURON'. cottsrrY, JUNIORS
The 91Turon County 'Juniors Asso-
eia.tion. of Toronto is opening, its fall
activities tvith a bowling' party on
Saturday, October 10th, at 8.30 pan.,
at tineCentral Bowling and Recie•ation
Club, Shepherd street, All •Hur-
onites in Toronto or• visitors from
Huron county are ordially invited.
Many , pleasant reunions have taken
phere -at these get-togethers. 'The
triet or town mepresentative,s 'for the
next year will be appointed at a short
business eeSglOn;
°Mere wa'S to be a christening party,
in the home of farmer. Before th,
ceremony the minister took the proud
father aside and inquired, "Excuee'nfte,
Sandy, bid are you prepared for. tills
Soleum event?'
"Aye', Indeed," said' the fanner, 'I've
got two hamS. a beefsteak pie,
"No, no." interrupted the iminis3ter.
"WWI, It think go. Minister,"
ponded the farmer, heart/IN'. "MO gal
galtion of whisky, a ease of grab and a,
err 7Wi�rSd r'1'1,,. �1
Borden, neiil%�w
Visitors at the .;ltonae• of %Ir. J. P.
'ITainae and- Miss Esther Hume' over
the week -end w 're : Dr. and llv[rs.
Hilliard and 3Liss t lernent,' sistoi of
Imre: altaliard-, of H *
a
erd
oo,,nnly,3i
ss
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Ueli�n dau g hter of Dr. and ht .Hilliarei, g
Mrs. 'Hilliard, who is honiae oil fur=
lough from India. where she is. assist-
ing in medical •ntlssionary work. •
"Eternity . is -Angle
te
rnitvast--who can
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comprehend it?" said the speaker. '
A. rhaps.�-saiQ a little man in the
.back. row, ._.yaam neverbottght anything
on- the monthly payment plan."
Mr. Jasper—Now I suppose you will
threaten to go home-, to your mother.
after this scrap. Mrs. Jasper --I'll do
nothing so foolish. I'm going to invite.
her to come here.._
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