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KINGSBRIDGE
The Late John Kelly.—John
a welliknown youhg Man of this place,
paOsett away on May alst in Alexandra
Hospital, Groderich, 'after an illness of,
several weeks. He was born at St.
Augustine tiventy-severP years ago, a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kelly -of that—place, and -111s---mether
dying when he was qUite young and
"*"hig-fitherbecoming an in.i4alid; he -was
taken under the' aarge of Rev. W. A,
Dean, then .pastor of St'.' Augnstine;-
and later became a member of the
Dean -household, here, remaining son
until his death. The funeral took place
frem the Dean residence- on June 2nd
to St. Joseph's ch'uech, where requiem
mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. J.
R: Quigley, who also officiated at the
grave, assisted by Rev. Father Veiten-
heimer of Stp. Augustine. The pall-
bearers were Leon 'Sullivan, Michael
Martin, Jos. 'Bowler, Gerald Dalton,
James O'Neil and Maurice Bowler.
KINTAIL
BORN:
ATIRLIRN
Guy
Durham, of Si., 'George, spent the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. John Vergu-
son. On her returnyshe wao accompan-
ied by, her sister, Slim Mae Permason,
who will 'visit her. ,
Mr. and Mr% J. 0. Stoltz spent the
week -end vitiltiaag relatives at Ayr..
Mr. Carl Yungblut o1 thuni1onapent
the weekend with his parent here.
Mr. and M. Bert Marsh and family
were Week -end visitors with. Zr, and
Mrs. Gornaley Thompson, of ilrampton.
!Atarsh, remained at Dranip.
ton and will spend the -summer there.
Sirs. Thomas Anderson, of Gloderich
visited over the weekend with car. and
Mr. John 1101,1StMa.
lIorn.--On Monday, June 2, at
Kospital, to Mr, and Mrs, Fred.
Yungblut (nee Doris Wagner}, a son.
Mesdames John Houston, W. T.
son, P. Ross and 'Wesley 1:Iraduoek at-
tended an executive meeting of HurOrl
Presbyterial W7M, held on Tuesday
lia (Minton Presbyterian chuith. ,
Jim Houston, only son of Mr, and,
Mrs. John Houston, has..ben called
to the R.IQ.A.F. and is at present sta-
tioned at the , Manning Pool, Toronto.
Qur best wishes go with him in the
canse of right which he is going to-
2npholdt
LAO. Jack We was transferred re-
Cently from ,Sky Harbor airport to an
airport near Oshawa. '
Miss Margaret King spent a conple
of day's in Gdderieh, the guest a her
sister -in -Jaw, !Mrs, Albert mug.
At the United church on Sunday,
Ohildren's Day wil be observed, and a
children's choir will lead] in the serVice
of praise, and render special selections.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Institute will be Aeld in the Foresters'
Hall on Tuesday, ,T,une 17th, at 130'
p.m, A report of the, district annual
meeting held. recently at Wingham will
be given by Mrs. Jos; Woods and Mrs,
Gordon Taylor. The hostesses are airs.
Chas, Strapghan,Vrs. J. J. Wilson and
'11rs. J. C. ,Stortz,..
Baptist Ladies' Aid.—The Dadieis' Aid
of the Baptist church held their June
meeting at the home of Mrs. 'Stanley
Johnston, with Mrs. C. A. flowson in
charge. Tbe devotional ,period is
taken by Mrs. John Raiehby and Mrs.
Howen. Readings were given by Mrs:
Jas. WebSter, Miss Amelia
Mrs. Thos. MeNall, Miss Toll and
Mr. 'Stanley Johnston. Mrs. Glen
Raithby aTcd„,, Ph-illips,Sang‘
a duet. Mrs., Fred toll, jr., was guest
speaker and gave a splenchd talk .on,
`17.1ie Parable." Mrs. A. E. Silver sang
a solo. Mrs. Walper closed the meeting
with prayer. Lunch -was servfd. -
Signing of the Serell.—The signing of
the scroll last Wednesday in connection
with the Victory loan campaign took
the form of a solemn and impressive
eeremony. Mr. W. L. White, president
of Sky Harbor, presided for a brief
program. The Liberty flag, bearing the
torch, was presented to the reeves of
East -Wawanosh, -Colbor ;and 11,,al1ett
BRINDLDr—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June •8tb, .1941, to Mr.
" and Mrs. Clifford! Brindley,14,.R. No.
6, iGoderich, a -daughter.
HAZLITT.—At WOM.e.)1S .College,
flos-
pItal, Toronto; on Jane 9th, 1041, to
-and Mrs. Kenneth ,Hazlitt (nee
Norma Hifi), a son.
LARDER.—At Alexandra Hospital,
—•:Goderich,-On 'June -6t4;--- to -Mr. and
Mrs. Cha. Larder, Goderich, a son.
-STUTHSON.—At LiStevVel;,oniiY22nff.'
.1941, to Mr. aag.Mrs, J. k".'Murison,
-clatgh ter. .
'REVII--At....Mount Hamilton Hospital,
to' Mr. and Mrs. 'Kenneth Reid of
Pamilton, a. son—Glen! Kenneth.
'W IT IT E . —A t Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich' on June (9fh, to Mr., and
Mrs. Gordon White, Goderieh, a
daughter.
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%Vernon's Institute.—The When's
Institnle held their June meeting last
Thursday it the home of Mrs. Fred
MCGregor. Mrs. Robt. Scott presided.
There,was a good attendance of both
inembers and viSitors. The *Irnsingss
part of the meeting ,was -shortened, as
a Red !Cross tea was served at the con-
clusion. Plans were *made for a pot7
luck supper to .be „held on Thursday,
June 19th, at, the home of Mrs. Donald
Blue, Amborley. Arrangements were
also begunifor, the annual picnic. Mrs.
Scott and others gave reports of the
district annual meeting at Winghtim.,
A' quilt WaS on display which the 12th
concession ladies had quilted.'
Miss 'Esther O'Connell and Miss
Dorothy Shuppe, of Portland, Oregon,
are visiting Mrs. E. R. Wigle fdr'a few
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days.
Rev, „A.. has. been..,,at
Landon -this -Week attending the annual -
meeting of the 'Baptist •Convention of
Ontario and Quebec. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Will John -
gem and Mr. John Staekhouse, of the
Goderich Baptist congregation, at-
tended the 'Convention yesterday.
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OLEMENTS.—In Goderech Township,
'on `),,Ionday, June 9th, 1941,, Mildred
Grace Powell, Wife of John•Clements;
by .Rev. Dr., J. Barne t, -•of Goderieh.
• ' 'Blue Water highway, in ,her 21st
. • • .. The scroll was read by Mr. Pooley,
year. • * -
,zone commander -of tbe Legion, and,was
WILSON' Goderieh, WedneSday,
a f tenwards signed by 'Reeve 'Raymond
Redmond of East Wawanosh,.. Reeve
WM. Thom of 'Colborne and Warden
anies Leiper of Hulleft. The schools
of S.S. No. 5, Hullett, and S.& *NO., 16,
East Wawanosh, sang two numbers,
after • which Rev. 'Arthur. Sinclair,- of
Blyth pronounced the benediction.
National Anthem closedthe ceremony..
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Torontp,' former
u manager, a the olitteal dePt.
of The T. aton Co., will be,
1:11 dalttge of' our oilice ne,4t
vveek.
June 11th, '1041, • Elizabeth Wilson,
wife of the' late J. Bernard Wilsbn,'"
in her 83rd year.
The funeral will take .place from the
home 'of her son, Mr. Fred. WIlsen;
Hindi's street, Saturday, June 14th, at
2.. o'clock. Interment in" Maitland.
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cemetery.
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CARDS OP THANKS
TITE FAMILY - OF "run- LATE
!Willia-m- T. Abell 'wish to .express
their- sincere appreciation to all' who,
were so kind' in their recent
bereavement. - 24x
TEIVFAMTLY ()F THE LATE -IRS.
, Joseph Fellows ,take4Athis means of
thanking all those who 'sent eard's and
flowers to them in their recent lbereave-
ment and also those who loaned ears
for the Ifnneral. • 24X
ANID, MRS_ JAMES....,WIGGI_Z.,•TS
extend grateful thanks to (all those
wife, were, so kind. to ° them during the
fatal 'illness of Mrs. Henry *- and
also to thosetkindi friends who isent such
!beautiful flowers •or..loaned •cars for the
ftineraL
OPTOKETRIST
DUNGANNON
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DUNGANNON; June .11. ---Miss ATina
"Andersen, who has 'completed her
Normal course at Stratford, is 's•Upply:
at Crewe school this week for MisS
Winn, who was. In a motor, accident.
antl,Mrs. David S. Brrington are
visiting in Toronto with their daughter,
Mrs. Stanley Hughes. ,
•;11iss Wffrna Treleaven, *Toronto,
spent the 'week -end at her horde here.
),jr. Aithur Brown, 'Duhdas, spent
the week -end at his ,home here.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Pariiie Wiggins •and
son Billy spent ,a week. With Mrs.
xelatives t'Wyoming.
. Mrs,. 'S. Herbert iStothers is enter-
taining this week *at a Ti-ouSseau-te
or her -eldest daughter, L'liza..,Lenore,
'bridelelecL • •
"iis Millie Anderson' spent theTweek-
end. with friends at Walkerton:
. Mr, and' 11/14s„40has: 'Alton:and
and Airs. John Blake attended ,annivers-
arx:servicea ai Zion on Sunday. Misa
rn Alton 'waS soloist at one of 'tile
services. •
- Mr. and Mrs. 'Leah' Consins and tivo
children, of Detroit are spending a
vacation. in these parts and at present
are -at •Wing -ham.. Mrs, Cousins Was
former1.3r 'N.laryMillion. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. At Culbert, Will and
l'Oora visited on 'Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs. Le,onard Crawford, ,Goderich.
Mrs; • Matilda iCorigram, London,
called on friends 'here last week.
The directors of the Goderich Rural
Telephone Co.* met on Tuesday and a -
pointed Mrs. Lorne, IverS as secretary-
treasurer..to succeed' Mrs. G. C. Tre-
leaven, who had resigned th.e position,
•f w
•Treble--alillied.---4 quiet but pretty
wedding took' 'place ,at no United_
church manse on .Saturday at 2 p.m.,
w heii -TWV.-117C,TWIlson anitedriu mar-
riage Evelyn Susan daughter of
Mr. and .Mrs.' George Million, of Col-
borne, and Frank 'William Treble, son
of Mr. ,Pand Mrs. Charles Treble of
Western Canada. The bride looked
lovely in 'a blue sheer redingote dress
with beige accessories and wearing a
corsage of sWeet peas and carnations.
Her hridesraaid, Miss Evelyn Plaetzer,
wore a pretty blue frock and had a
corsage of pint -carnations. The groom
was attendeil•by
the ceremony, a luncheon was served
at the hom:e of the blide's parents,
after which the.couple left on a honey -
mon to. be spent at' Niagara Falls.
They will reside at London.
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SEE THEM TOMORROW!
- -- Mrs. 111e..13ville !Culbertspenta e.
days last week at Stratford in con-
nection with. the Victory,, loan campaign.
She has , moved t� the , ho.tise belonging
to the...Pentland estate, south of the
village. .
14nni„Versary,....,services Will be 'held at
Erskine Preslbyteifati aiiieif•CarKiii-diff
next at 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev.F. 0., c,
Fowler of Inue'Vale will be the speaker
and special music is planned.
,United Church W.M.S.—The regular
monthly meeting of the United eh-urch
W.M.iS. was held on Friday afterncion,
June 6th, with Mrs. -4.rthiir Elliott. in
the chair, -After devotional* exercises,
Mrs. Geo. Harris tccok' Charge • of the
program and gave, an interesting paper
on 4qCoximinnity
MeWhinney read letters from the West
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expressing .appreciation of bales of
.clothing sent .by the Society. Mrs. A.
'Roach read an arfIele on i','Gardens of
'Friendliness."' Mrs. .Harris reid of
the "life of tRei'. Mr. N-rdns at the
"iSoo." 'The quii rterly-bift ht _w.as_
served' at' 6 o'clock.
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some years, ‘and much interest was
created. 'Sides were -chosen in the old
Rtyle, with Frank Hamilton and _Neil
G. Mackenzie as ca.ptyns-, and a close -
twice ensued,' Frank's team being de-
ASHFIELD
ASITFEELD, June 10. -,Miss Grettai
Campbell of Lucl5now_spent Sunday
1i-fr4end5 ter*: -
_01,111.e. _home of Mrs„,...M..C.
Ilackeniie 1at 'week -end were .Miss
Hazel Diekison, CSlisses AnnR,,Charlbtte
and„Lois Maelcenzie and gr. 'Roderick
Mackenzie, 'all of Toronto. ,
Mrs. Margaret Fletcher has returned
,Goderich after a two' weeks' visit
with her brother, Mr. jobn McKay.
,Barn -raising. --An interesting event
on Friday last was the barn -raising at-
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the 'Collinson farm on Xintail
,
shle-
road, the former Kenineth MacLean
farm: • Mr. John Cameron, ef Goderieh,
directed, the raising as he Dad' done
many times years ago. An accidentoc-
curred when a brace fell, hitting Borden
Culbert on the ,head, and knocking him
out. He was taken to a doctor, who
closed the ,wound with five stitches.
The next day he was able to return to
work. When thework was done, Mrs.
Collinson, assisted by her • neighbors,
served' supper, and in the eiening- all
enjoyed a dance in KintalI hall. It was -
the first barn -raising in. Ashfield for
•
. Mrs. J. F.`,. Tom has arrived from Tor-
.
onto to spend the.stunmer at her home
on Wellesley Street.
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clared the winners by a narrow margin.
Considering that Many of... the men
had never taken part in a barn-Aising
before, the . 161b was done *' very
erred it able. style. 4
JUNE 20-21 Froni GODERICH
To, Station's Oshawa' and Easi to Cornwall. ineluslye,, Uxbridge,
Lindsay, Peterboro, Camplaellford, Newmarket, Croliingwood, Mek
ford,,‘Midland, .North Bay, Parry Sound, iCapreol and 'west .to Beard-
more. -
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TRAINS FRIDAY, JUNE 20. ALL TRAINS 'SATURDAY,-
'. JUNE 21
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to TORONTO
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also to Brantford, 'Chatham, Goderieh, Onelph, Ilamilton-,- Loudon,
' Niagara Falls; Ovven ,Sonnd,, St, 'Catharines, St. Maiys, Sarnia,
Stratford, •Strathroy, Woodstock., **.
See handbills fer complete list of destinations.
For Fares, Return, Limits, Train Information, Tickets, ete.,•
consult nearest -agent.- ' ' ¶t -178A.
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YOUR ORIGINAL I.D.A. STORE
iizie -45'-
'r • , The bx•ug Store that brought lower pries to. Goderich. We are endeavoring all the
time to bring to your, Drugstore -Tnecchandise 4_,,fair prices .a4id•feel,that we are cloing
it. Would call Your attention particularly to the N'oxzemp, specials as advertised in
this list of -specials for THURSDAY---FRIDA4--SATURDAY.
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Many remarkable carsitrOed-in
during the -Iasi fivii'busy:d4s,
aerietetiON 840# if
1941 FORD DZI:UXE.
COUPE
Nv'i6 'auxilary seats
Slightly driven, New price
$1240 .
Our price $1095
• Toinorrow anew grono of.ears add even new Interest to the nib.
Every tar on the lot must go ...regardless of make, year or former
price. Terms areWsy glicrvianCeS gre boosted. Notv's the time
to buy and here's the place to save the money.
OUR ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR'IS SENSATIONAL!
t, 19,40,110RD poAdn
Equipped with heater and' defrosters.
'VON miles. N6'w ear condition.
Our price $895.00
tmsviliNommonlimmilluser'
1938, CHEVROLET COACH
ComWeely overhauled. A nice clean
la at
Our price $875.00
1935 FORD COACH
,Mechanic's sp'deial. A buy at
3295,00
1932 FORD COACH
An exceptionally clean ear. 4-,ey1inder
and economical.
Our pi:0 $275.00
And many other loW priced- Cars, including Chevg., Fords, Durantg, Bucks, Whippet.
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Lakeview Casino
Grand Bend
It Rained---:and—It Poured',
.• Last Saturday
but
The Crowd Came and had. a
Bang-up Tinse -t� •
WILLIS "TIPPING and his
__Cascade Music
AGAIN • DAN( INGf
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th,
e THEN RINE 21st NIGHTLY
4,
Bathhouse and Surf Shop open
daily. 9.a.m. to 16' p.m.
Cafraiina SWizn SuitsEnglish
,Ch in a -,Gift
Wedgivood and Royal. Doulton
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dise at special prices. )‘
25 Cory Remover. • 21e
:13 Milk of,. Magnesia 97c
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25 Ca seara
45 ChSeara .37e
1 Ili: F.,,Dsoin Salts 12c
23 %Inv ()Jet
16 Oz. e:eed
4 oz. Semja Lea v.es 19e
--- Pimples ' kill
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Many a Romance.
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Tho lives of 'many young, people
are made miserable by the breaking
Out of pimples on the face.
IThe trouble is not so mueir ph*.
cal pain, but it is the mental suffer-
ing caused by the embarrassing dia..
Ffigurement of We face whiell very
often makes flue sufferer askamed to
.go out in eiouvany. -
' The .quiWeSt way to get IAA of
, ltimp;e3 is to imprOve the genera1
'health by a thorough dewing of
the blood of its impurities. r
Burdoek Bleed, Bitter&arcane '
land purifies the blood —0et rid a
rest phirepies by tilting 103.13. .
1 11$0. it lit*sest a., WI, 'pink* Oakt,
FATHER'S tiAir, .GIFTS •
CIGARETTES • 10e,* 25,e, 60e
YARDLEY _,SIIIAV, II(
YARDLEY •LOTIC YN ' 850
GILIJETTE' $5.04
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A.TTPOsTRI)g RAZOR 79e .
;WHIM' liNJECT(Ylt" 31.00
23e, 49e
TANICOE 49e, 980
TANIGEE ROUGE ....73e
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A '25e Bottle of: Woodbury's
new Aiinorid --Rose -Lotion
with any 50e. jar Of Wood--
bury Cream
Both for 49c
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Alstimmor.
EFFERVESCENT ELt.".f.,,TS
aNn's - 980
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SAL ,••:..30e, 59e, $1.15 ,
KllUAii.S.ALTS 25e, 69e
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, • $1.00
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sten she itr.cnis• HONEY owl
AIZIONI) tlittait .49e
LI PER '0 Y SOAP 2 for 1.1.e.
A Me tin of Bisodot Powder.
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• Mint„ a '60 value
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A large 104z. jar Noxzema
formerli", $1.08 size.. Seda1
' 890
A 10e rake Noxzema Soap
and a .59e jar Noxzema."
Bef.tb, for ,590 .
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