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SUPERIOR STORES
SPECWS FOR THE WEEK!
AsOorted Cream Sandwich
BISCUITS
lb. 15c
CATELI,;I'S
Cooked
SPAGHETTI
3 14 -oz. tins
, 19c '
1
0 ,
Free Offer
SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER
1.1b. tin 25e - -
One 40e bottle 11010rest
Vanilla free!
IOc
TEA BISK
Makes Biscuits in
Two Mantes
Med. pi*. ....19c
Le . Pkg. • ...:330
PORK and BEANS, A.ylmer, 2 20-,0z, tin's -
FRY'S
NOCOA
Makes a Delicious
Iced Drink
tin ...........21c
1-1b.. tin .............31c
LUSIIVS JELLY
DESSERTS
3:0kgo, 25e
KLEENEX
2 boxes ..25e
• 200 sheets
17c
PASTRY
FLOUR
74. bag . : ..25e
24 -lb. bag ....75c
ItOYALACiitli
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
Buy Now and Save '
CANADA MAMMIES 2,
3 boxes 25c
Plain or Iodized '17
SALT t.
2 large pkgs. . 15e
Blue BOY
COrkEE, lb. -.....39e
MeLaren's, 16 -oz, Jar
NUT CRUSH ...27e
Aylmer
IRISH STEW,
tin
Royal York
CHEESE, 16 lb. 1.7e
KEEN'S MUSTARD
34 lb. 27e.
49e
lviTRApidh wilii4
8 -oz. Jar :21e
16 -oz. jar 49e
Sunlitht • •
-30AP, 4 bars • .'.23c
Lux Toilet
SOAP, -3 bars ...17c
JUL July 8.-4dr. and Mrs.
P. G. Neel'iu, o,Seaforth, returned to
their cottage in the, village on Thursi
day keit.
fProfeiSor R. Q. Pemberton anil
family, of London, arfi•at their 'cot-
tage fOr the,. wagon.
Mrs.. J. W. IllOdgins, Miss ,Mabel, 'tile fact that in [September she will
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Dr. Coal *ITU, Modica isibmiOnsfirlif
Is the Son of is, Godorleli OM Boy ,
IJOiNDON, Ont., July crio.--The• sinking
of -thei Z,amza..m has brought anxiety
to thehearts of many, but has left Mre.
Cecil,W 3 Morri4 unalarmed, despite
Hedgins and P.rofessor Lloyd Hodgins,
0 'Toronto, arrived last week to, emend
.the summer Ztt their Cottage on: Hill
Terrace. • -
cku<1 Mrs. a Barrett and Mr.
and Mrs. T. liennett,. of Detroit, ,spent
the week -end with -Mr. and Mos. liarrY
• WestOn. Mrte 'Western, who' spent
some weeks in; Detivit, returned home
, 'them
air% .Roy iotl thi4 malt son, Bon.
aid, o, Caledonia, ire the' gixestS' of
and Mrs. W. R. JoVvett for, a few
weeks.' ,
Mrs.- Win. L. Ferinson is visiting
friends" in Steatha;ines this week.
Miss Mina Proctor, of Toronto, is
visiting her ,atualt„ Mrs. Xing-
• Rev.eErie Anderson and f4mily, of
tambeth, are the guests °tiler. Har-
old 'Curie.
!Mrs. 0. Cleave, returned home this
Tyeek,, taxing spent some mouths „in
Bad Axe,Mich:, with her daughter,
Mre. J. Gingerieh. he was accom-
panied by her brother, Dr. oCharles
Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morley, Barbara
and Pat Morley, of Pleasant, Ridge,
Mielle were the guests of the Misses
Morley over the week -end. Barbara
-and, Pat-are-reraainingewiththeir aunts
for the balance of the.Summer.
iMrs, Thornton' Mustard and daugh-
ter, !Mrs. Frank Bureh, and babe, of
Toronto, are at their cottage for the
summer.
CALVIN CUT J. J. McEWEN
Phone 116 Phone 46'
Miss Jean Autler, of St. Catharines,
is visitingher eousyn,- Miss 'Margaret
Ferguson, this week.
Miss Doris 'Featherston /eft on 'Mon-
day to resume Iherenursing duties at
Mount Sinai kospital, Torento:
e.51. and Mrs. Wm. Speed and dough-.
ter spent the 'week -end vath Mrs.
%Speed's parent, 1Xr. %mid Mrs. 'Illenrv
0lincheee :LVIaster Billy SPeed and
ienn MIcalifielleY, who had been visit
sing their orandparents;' returned to De-
t
Mr. Will Cameron and -.Mr. Donald
Cameron and daughter, Uthel,. of De-
troit, visited Misses E. and al, ram-
-eron over, the week-xind.
• Miss Ida Reid, of'Detroit, came on
Thursday Tag- to spend the suminer
with ter brother and 'sister. HIS
eroany friends, will be glad to know"
,tliat Mr. I. H. Reid' is." improvingin
health. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton' Weston, of
'Chicago, are visiting friends in the
village.
rte. Albert Osmond. of London,
spent the week -end with his parents,
• Mr. and Mrs. *Wm. Osmond.
Mrs. MarY'.Ann Schmidt. of Virden,
:Man., is visiting her brother, Mr. S.
Huston, ,and MrE3. tHouston.,
'Mips Lorna :Westlake, of London, is•
spending her vacation ..with her_par-•,
outs, Mr. (end ,Mrs. Walter- 'Westlake.
Mr.nd Mrs. Harold Weston and
small son, of Detroit, :spent the week-
end. with Mr. Richard Weston 'and
f 11, •
Probably po very' waters in
which 'this fillip Illet its fate.
'The Wife Of A Medical missiOnarei, Dr.
'Morris, ,now' On the atm Of the Oxen
Alexandra Sanatorium, 'Mrs. Morris is
calmly =king her arrangements to re-,
turn with her itiisband. to Africa:
In an interview at her home on Gar-
field avenue; 'here, 51r6f. Viorris Said
no definite instruction& had cone from
their.missien board, but theY are stand-
ingebY, ready for the word to lea*,
The only .pi)iiat of hideeision facing
them is their children: Will they take
their four-year7old Estelle with then";
or leave her with relatives. here? 44e
is quickly approabiling, school age and
educational facilities in the jungle are
not adequate; Peklnitely " the two
younger ,Children will go ,along—the
itwo sons, Walter and Rebertc, But even
the thought of taking the shildren into
the zone of war does not frighten pretty,
blue-eyed Mrs. Mori. "God will take
mite of us," she said yesterday with a
confident .smile. "We have nothing to
"rry about. We feel Ile, wants us to
go, go we'll go," •
Dr. and Mrs': Morris are associated
with the [Sudan .Interior Mission. This
is a faith mission with its. headquarters
in Tionto and, through."' free-will of-
-lei:kik/ aloiie,-SdOper
Their -missionaries go abroad with: DO
guarantee of salary, but accept what ls
sent to them.
Three of these workers were on the
Zanizam. Where they are now is tine
certain.
Mrs. Morris caine originally fro;
'Sarnia. She Isthe'former 1,fiss Dorothy
Vince, daughter of Mrs. Vince and the
late Arthur Vince. While Dr. Morris
was still in college they made plans for
a married life on the mission field.
Their two eldest childreu were born in
iNTigeria.
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COURRIE'S' CORNERS
•
CIOURRICIS 'CORNERS, -July S.—
'Mr. and "Mrs. iLo'rne Farrieh and family.
visited on Sunday With Me. and Mrs.
M. Johnston of IGoderich.
Mfgses Reta and 'Grace 10ourtenay,
Leurses-feetraining-at iSt-iToSePli's"llos-'
pita], Toronto, are spending their
vacation at their homes here.
Mr. JoeAltan of Goderich is assisting
at the home a Mr. David.Little.
Gifts for A Navy lgan.--Over seventy
people 'gathered at the hall last Eriday
evening to honor 41301) °Farriih, second
§on of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilfred, Farrish,
kyle) has enlisted 'wit the :navy. Dur-
ing the evening LVIss Jean asTetson read a
lilting address and Miss Vera Little
presented Rob with4 wrist -watch and
a pen and pencil set. Bob, in a short
speech,* thanked his friends for their
t hougb.t4alseSS.. The iem a inder , of the
everdug-was spen
and danetng.
HELP THE RED CROSS
.KINTAIL
Women's Institute.—Tm July meet-
ing ofethe Women's institute was held
. -
at the home of Mrs. Hugh MacKenele,
with the president, Mrs. Robert Scott,
in, charge ofethe.meetimee The roll call
was answered with "a. hint for picnic
lunchee." Thls was ver Y appropriate,
as the annual pienic was arranged or
Thursday, July 10th, to be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay.
, Mrs. Neil MacKenzie, Mrs. Ray Dalton
and Mrs. Robert Scott were. appointed
to secure 'ball teams for the afternoon,
Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie gave an inter-
esting paper on Illeintall." Other read-
ings ',Are given by Mies Lois MaeKenzie
and Miss Jean,Nelson. After the meet -
cue a dainty -lunch was served by the
hostesses. The August meeting`wilibe
held at the home of Mrs.. M. Avery.
—Hospital tag_ day, on Saturday last,
restilted in the ot about
DIT1 5,- •
Mr. and Mrs. Te'dOrane, of Detroit,
were the guests of' Mrs. J. W. Xe-
Leod, nr., over the week -end,.
Mr. Harry Ahrens of Detroit spent
the Tek -end with his wifeat the
Trail Blazer 'Cottage, :both returning
HISTOR
BAYFIELD Y 07
Intoreetint Talk bi Woo Boma to St.
GOOrge Chart* W04104 Gad
'The; cln,ircb WOMe)a's Guild a St.
George's, Church met in the Guild room
On Wednesday, with a fair attend,
once, Mrs.14, 1). Itrown,presiding'. Mrs.
'Marshall read the ISeriptitre leSSon.
Arrangements were Made for the' MP
nuai garden Part3r. to, bQie1dIn a-
,fevir weeks. , • •
•- The prograin wae n charge of Miss
BroWi. and took the form -of a talk on
the •meaning of the word 4‘guild" and;
the growth. 0 these soCieties througlA
the centuries. The history of the old
'Was traced fr* . the rise
a the, trade$ uflds, Which Upheld al-
'WhYs the highest standard.� workma*
ship. to, the formation, Ot the social
guilds, assOciatiOns tor the relief of
PrisonerS and 0 those injured in fire or
flood and shipwreck, and for suc11 good,
worligas the repair 0 churches. !Short
descriptiens.of the Guild' Hall and Ste
Martholomew'e" Church:ha: old Lendoll
folloWed, 3flssA3roWn :concluded the,
talk with: a few wordson the letters 0
the society's name: G. -for "guided by
divine wlsdom"; V. for "united member
to mernbe,r ini :peace and. harmony'!;
for9uner leyalty to duty"—the
special purpose God •giVes to.111S f
ful servants to fulfil,. •
Dr. :Cecil Morris, a graduate of the
.Universityeaf :Western ,Ontario, is a son
-of-Johneeel4erriseof &rola, well known.
iCiloderich. old boy, and has several aunts
in Goderich and licinity.
.cAulicH NOTES.
'
. BAtneone ta.s..rio*c
„The illaptist Sunday school met at
Harbor/ Park on Wednesday for their
annuarpicnic. Bathing and races_were
enjoyed; Miss - Vera .Wilkins . was in
charge of the games. The results of
the-.Tarious—races• --wefollowst-
PriniarYf Kenneth "Geddes, Mary
Young; Mr. Mifligan's 'elasS, Leonard
•Geddes, Verely Young,•; novelty. jell
bean raGe
te, Verna •Miller and orge
Tollison; Peanut and spoon . race,
13Astell
1,aedaietSrleeclasCsa,nlyrbeissl„lias,Wioirr; tn244,.on
George Tollisoa.. Supper with ice
creara and candy was served to the
seventy -fire present.
FUNERAL OF MRS. PARSILL
The funeral of the late Mr. W. C.
..Parsill was held. on !Friday afternoon
from the 'home of -her-son-in-law, Mr.
Fred Tole. The service was conducted
by Rev. C. F. Clarke, assisted- by Bev.
R:-lf:--Turftbutr,--Ttf-N-orth- streettfinited
church. • 'Pallbearers were John New-
combe; Fred Rouse, 'Calvin 'Cat, Pmei,
son Evans, ,tt; 'O. -Dunlop :and' George
Buchanan. Interinent' was in Maitland
cemetery.
roil's! and Da
COMT 11010111 pus.
GODERICK
Thursday, July 176,1941
under ,nookeo '-
Maple Leaf Chapter,
ATTRACTIONS'
itiaden Treasure Bingo Games of OW
Novelty Dances
JItZEFOR 1E.' ST COTUNIFS
Good Music foi the Dane by B A F. Orcheotra
WOIV1EN'S INSTI111*
,-The 'Women's Institute ;net at Mae;
Kay Hall on ThtirSday last with aelarge
attendance. Miss gills gave an in-
struetive address on:4'1'11e Flag." Miss
'Lois MeN'all sang 90 Canada" and "Tbe
British Grenadiers," while another little
"visitor recited- 054641 -ori "the -die Oen?
siderableInerriment was created, by,the
iiite elephant". sale. It Was decided
tor have• a "50(r and bridge -on; the
MacKaS, 'Hall grounds 'on 3uly"..18th for
, the members.
SERVICE STATION BlURGLAjp174,ED
Plant's service station, Victoria
street, was ent4:a•ed on Tuesday night
and a small safe Ind tobacco eaee were
stolen, The safe was found," broken
open:, near Dublin, but it had yielded
the culprits practically nothing for
their trouble. There were some papers
inside, but they were not' touehed. The
fobacco ease was abandoned at Clinton,.
and the small quantity ef tobeccoebad
been-taker—No-trace has lieerrIoundef-
the • robbers. This is. the second time
within recent_ months that this gara:ge
has been entered. '
' HELP THE RED CROSS
-On-Sunday,'July 13th, the meetings' of
the 'Salvation Army 'will be conducted
by MaJtt
er ItIdene0 Teroni, who was in
charge :of the IGoderich corps. about
eight years ago. 'Meetings at 11 a.ne.
and 7 p.m.
Communion will be _dispensed he
North street United church eext 'Sun -
clay morning, July 13, and, the. service
will 'be conducted by the minister, Rev.
R. H. Turnbull, ,IPireparafory service
will be held; ou :Friday evening at 8
o'clock. •
The Women's Missionary Society of
knox Preshviterian ChurCh will meet at
the home of Mrsi, -James' Bisset, of
Saltford freights, on Tuesday afternoon,:
July 15th, The Home Helpers are in- I
vited a ttend and cars will. lave the
church °at 2:30 o'clock. Miss. porotty:
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FrikeLT. FI4ETCLIVIt IN' 110SPITAt
The popular 11,A.r. Band* which Us
'been under the capable leaderahlri of
Plight -Lieut: 'Fletcher, mil be 41/Jetted
for the next few menths by, Mt. Bird.,
Flight:if...lent. Fletcher has been ad -
*miffed tet gueeti, Alexandra Sanatorium*,
London, and des not expect to 'return,
to bis duties for several months. The
new leader has bee soloist with the
COA,L• FOR l'UBLIC SCIIOOLSl
The Public School Boa.rd at a meet.
on Tuesday evening aecepted thl
tender of 'Mae. 0. Lee for ty' to sixty'
tons of bituminous eoal fo fifty to sixtY
school at $8.50 per on, and that of the
Sault s Coat Co. for forty. to :torty-tave•
tons'of anthracite for Central, school at
$1A., The secretary reported that au.
teachers on the staff had. Signed con-
tracts for another year.
_ _
4. fire :in hayfield en Roward
,S:t-arely's-fainer8tireconeessiOneeteGodee-'-'•---
richetownship„ on Saturday Iast did not
-do a gr4af'deal, of damage, but It *AS
terred lt-mareht sirtaci to the bush, lead
neighbors turned out, and Ieipe1.ex-
tinguisit
Competitive Prices plus Personal Se'ivi'ce
Douglas of Lucknow, a returned • raiS-
sionary, will he the guest tspealicr.
r THE COUNT COMPLETED •
,.The censns-takers in Goderich have
'practically completed their work, only
a few odds and qi r i t
( Al a g o )e
to Diet_romit _;.on_ M. ‘ortild:tarty. L_or_Hautitt. therwt iiip Tho,, 11eeng:med
ond ml-clusragrd•11,:ire spending n, few in The woek-- retied- it considiTra )
for the funds of the Womea:s Hespital more of a Joh than they had expeeted
Auxiliary. da,rs with the former's mother: Mrs.
it •tio , Ono of the "inquisitors,"
• -4- ' Thornton Mustard.
afler going baek to limns plat.e.s ihree'r
Mr. and airs. .Win. 'Murray. of De -
or four Or more times before he found
troit, spent the week -end with Mrs...
•
oniversary July Sale
All Prices On Finn
LawnfrW
Lawn Chairs with Aims
Hall Trees, Double Hoek.
Leather riassdelc.s
. Reg.
3 pe. Chester -Studio Suite; - Looks like $62.00
a. Chesterfield, comfortable as a bed
3 .c. Studio' dou;h: Suite—Studio
°ate Reduced
$1.00
$1.25
. -
$2.50 to $4.50
p
Couch and Matching •Chairs, m ais- $72.50
tinctive design
• p pc'. 'Chesterfield. Suite, velour cover, $8925
sh.ow wood" fronts
3 pc. Chesterfield Suite, absolutely $94.50
new color anil pattern covering
3 pc. CheAerfield'Suite: Oee.this one $122.50
End Tables, Coffee Tables, Gate-leg Tables, Medicine
-;.Cabinets, High Chairs, Baby :Cribs, Oceassional Chairs,.
La.,inps, Rugs, Tea Wagons, IVInazine Raclm.
All Way Sagless Springs and Inner Spving 1VIattresses,
Sale Prim
$51.50
$59.00
$75.00
$79.00
$8 ,
for a real bargain 9 .00
Studio Couches and Chesterfields are guaranteed.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
AT
Cransto
rniture
1
• .'hone 390
Every caller fee ives a large new picture of our Kitig and
(itteen absolutely free..
, '17,Montreal 'St.
anyhody' at home, began to think it!!
- A. _2duthiy. • , eeedi..take Vhristmas to finish!
Death of 5irs. Wilson ArmMrong.-7-;
The death -occurred on Tuesday at nis :work., hut this .week he reports he
her -home on .the Cohen line. ,Stahlev i prottY ,Ilearl.V.,Iluinigh. The lists'
township, . Of Catherine Mselinchey,
widow of tire late .Wilson Arinstrong.
Wingham, who knts to examine iint0
Mrs. Armstrong,had. been ill for the Itt
last three w.ecics- She was hely'llirns. str.f%teititit.liet before '1 11(1114, them on i
Sjanley township' seventy-six ea
VICTORIA STREET V.M.S.
ago. the daughtereor_the-inte William
The regular ;monthly meeting of the
of.. yietoria street a,' n ted
church was held in the schOolroom of
the e.hurch 011 Monday afternoon. ftT
the business part of the meeting,. the
Brrap and Mrs. Rose-ipolLins, of Lon-
and ,Nancy .MeClinchey; and fifty -
(giggle years ago she WOK Married to
Wilson Armstrong,- who ipredecease:1
her 'nine 1Pare). ighe Is 'tirvivecl by
nine children'--L-four girls, :.;.Urs. Annie
(fon ; Mrs. Marjorie Boyce, of God-
erich: and Mrs. 'Margaret Boyce, of
Stanley township: and five sons, 'Wil-
liam Robert i and John at WM?. SInd
James and •Ranie, of Saskatchewan. gaveon "A 'Wedding in Trill',
M !
rs. Armstrong eifine of a pioneer farn- .a reading
dad.' The guide poets. WPM then placed1
'
11s -'and was well known in this dig- on the "highway of friendship" by the
triet. IShe waS, an Anglican in re. Mission Band, members, which was part
ligion. The funeral took ° placeon of .the studybook for the past year. 1
Thursday afternoon from her late The meeting elased wsinging
the 'sinning;
residence, with interment in Bayfield of tue. National Anthem. •1. da
- inty :
. .
:cemetery.
t
Mission :Band took over' the meeting. I
Joan • Baechler satn; a hymn.
s,iptutte was reM
ad by arg,aret'IC*trig.
A hymn was sung ..by the members. oft
the MissiOn *Band. Mrs. W. Elwoodt.
DRUG STORES
'Value's forikURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
.We Reserve the Right to 'LULA Quantities
BRIEFLY . . . HERE'S WHAT "ID A" MEANS
"LDA." stands for Independent Druggists' -Alliance, a group of over 260 independent
stores throughout Ontario, who buy together to get the lowest quantity price on purchases.
The sayings thue made are passed, on by c.tich individual LD.A. member to his customers,
in the form of lower -everyday priees as well as bargains for week -end shopping. '4'
Carn-pbell's1 D t --Dirti---g-qtifore this week-end-and:see for yourself the vallies offered.
SUN
GLASSES .
Prat ect eyes from
sun and, glare.
15e ' '25c . 1-50c
JUNIOR FARMERS COMPETE
° IN LIVESTOCK JUDGING
Tn the livestOck 'Judging eompaition
for Junior farmers of Huron countye
held et Clinton on Tttesddy, ai,varde
were made in four sections. *
In the Junior section the Nen' high -
e4 were Murray Matheson, Grey town
'hip; Mervyn Falconer, Stanley; Hugh
Rutherford, West WlawanoSh; Allan
Walper, Stephen. Senior, Section Avi}p-
„,ue„ra,„eyere Robert Henry,* Bast Wa-
wanoshl P1 t4 Garrott, TrCkerstnith-:
W. S. Turnbull, Grey Wilfred Short.
reed. MItrrig township, Wiener., In
seetion 1, lpb members. were Roy
MVitti, Ea s' t N'S Iowan° si
Henry, East 1,Sns anoo i: u
Colborne; Willis Gill, Stephen. See -
tion 4 was open to short 'course stu
dents of last December. , 'Here the
awurdi WPIlt to A.11011,
Zurich: Dean Aldwinkte, Vafila Har-
old Peek, Zark,h; Harry .Reid, Varna.
• NOUTH FfleftEEt W.M.S.
good att4n41ahee and an interesting
,program featured the meeting of the
W.MA. of North street Milted ehurch
on 'Monday. afternoon. Mrs. C. F.
(Marko presided and condected the
business. Mrs. Straelian was in
eharge ctf the dkwotiotial period, the
theine of 'which was "Living the
Christian Life." 3,Irs. A. Buchanan
read: a psalm and the • lvyintig were
ehosen by sintt-in members. Prayers
wet* offered' by \‚fr4 1 Hetherington
' and.'Mrs. Cantelon. jas. Ham.
lunch was then served: • .
. .
.„ . LADIES' AID PICNIC
A lovely time wa.: spent on Wednes- 1
day afternoon •when members of. Wei r,
Ladies' Aid of Keox Presbyterian ' giree„
church gathered at Jowett's Grove. Bay- , '"' /-
field, for their annual picnic.. About
sixty WQre present'. Mrs. Georg ' San- 4 kl
derson and Mrs. A. Wilkin had charg,e
ef games, after with:41 . supper was
;served .
, 4,, P
SWIMCAPS il
,Smarf and Comfort-.
able.-
i9e 25e 39e,--ete.
For that hot, tired feeling
I.D.A.
HEALTH SALTS
English Style
Cooling ---- Refreshing
'• .390'
tqALTHit,
I SALTS
tNGeig„
Veivet(a
• SUNBURN vREArit
Protects from' sun
.390.
WHITE -SHOE
CLEANERS •
that won't ruly off:
...,...— .15e, 25c
"Palm Beach? ..,25c
LUX FLAKES'
2 for 19c 23c
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BON. AMI
cake or powder
12e, 2 for 23c
mnimmobramorairoliiimpill,
CLEANING
SPONGE
27c
'PRINCESS
FLARES
2 for 25e
PINKHAM'S Vegetable Compoun7d 91c
WASH CLOTHS, assorted patterns 40
LYSOL SOAP, bargain prie 3 for 100
WAX PAPER, heavy 100 -ft. roll 23c
IODINE, I.D.A. brand:- keg. 15c 11e
PABISAL, Papain and Bile.tablets; 100 for 47c
Stprilized .
GAIrZE
5 -yd. roll 23c
FIRST-AID
KITS -
35c to $2.25
impummnimeimpraimiimi
FLY
SWATTERS
10e
TOILET
TISSUE
-650-ibeet
4 for 25e
..ASHFIELD
---
A KIWI MA). July,9.—Mrs. Aul
Striitford visiting,. N
her mother; Mrs. W1.11 Drennan.
Members tif-t144 eari,i6k family, e
Nitta Boyd. Mrs. Mary' Jblinston,
daughter and Mks Tena l'arriek
irey
vith
irs.
and,
of
Duluth, and their Miss Dorothy
Douglas of Formo,a and Mrs. Leish-
man of :Kitchener, etilled on their old .
friends in this neighborhood.
'Word has j)-(4'.11 received here of the
death of Mr. Ewen Simpson, who died
nt Ineisfaih :Alberta. Ile was a bra-
ttier ,of the late Dr. leitnpson of this
plaee and had gone west several years
far,
- Vongratal a t i oh s- "are dile Mary
Pi OlK"oefe, who passs%ed her music e --
albino thin held at" ('.1 in ton eeeently.
Mary is a popil of Professor -A: -W.
Anclerton,
,The boys' brignile"eamp under the
leadership of Ilev. Dr..Maraillivray of
Sarnia and Rev. Mr. 'Sutherland of
ilfamington spent an enjoyable week
at Clamp Kintab. The, 'Presbyterian
boyso Won ave are ocetipying the
eamp this week. . , •
. filton read' A paper on the study book, Mr. Soo zmtemillaii has one hundred
1
"Amgties a the Outports," in which she acres 41)1011411(1 hay and is busy' this .
reviewed the life of ''llev. Oliver Jaek- week in'ving it gathered' in. ' He is
,son, mipaionary , in Newfoundland • for fortunate in havilig such a good erop in
twenty yearDJ ' 00 dry a season,: '
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