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THE GdDERIGH SIGNA.I..STAR
DOINGS OF DUNGANNON
'arrant, Mrs, V. M, Sullivan, on iltueiiday.
Mr. I. it Moss of. Woodstock loaned
,his wife and fainiV this week for bold
BA FllilLD,, July 71.0.• - NErs, Vit. H, July with. fir. and 'Mir i IJ J Stumm dctYo in their cottage here. . I)Yt GhK "Not , July t ri, M io
on 'Ii�IIi tall � is visiting her • " 'Rev. li.:I ��'L+'or of �Yal ervilie said '
Mrs. 'T. Keane of litamllto4 is renew. s �- visiting
lrtldlf t of b �(Rn#�, d k l tarns, Dewar gal, Sask., , i iy n
Lag old acclu rixn'tan s, here this week,
oos�
4 ,' W � ' v ICI ui � iu
, 1Mr . N. W d Ides , . d"'a 1 of La. t 3Y d os vent ,rn ther, s '
rs. •A, Ia`urter returned to Toronto Momi4 and Tuesday9 at the forme 's ! ' 1t I3➢ NYight.'1htre was a, large her sister, Mr% W. R. Andrew. Mrs.
s after having visited her to south the village. t ,°I att �ndanee at the IKingsbrid'go garden v:rrn , fmrn1(I Y .3lt3s DO11y ;Rose, tz
Dai Friday is t a t � � cottage o th of he air '
Another, Mrs. W. J. -Stinson. 7raaab� nor i accompanied tlaeann Qua their part' on, Monday night, and' young and na,tive of West *Wtlwanosh, •is renewing
i
old e o
n c ti the various events 11
h t pets ve as well
4
Air. and Mn° .la. 'Kendall, who sant return. to '4Yintisor.. Mrs. •R,. lC, i3rrcker old a�ula$ntances in )hese parts anak
epast two • weeks:With with the"latter''s. as the opoprtufiity eke seeing friends in
the t lug her first trip pasta in almest thirty :klr, and :Mrs. �Y, J. Jowett t t4 tt years, •
their 'home in I{,imira t
,Sundu�(l to th Miss'Jean' Stothers:�is s .ndinlg this
�°
�S'ob#n[li►�•.: � -• in a cottage at Port Albert with
and two children,. of Waterloo, are
staying on ata co ag^e. ,
Mrs, J.'Pogsori and Miss ,Ruth Pogs'on
of Bssek are at their;cottage,
who had, chine from 'di'stan.t party for
the occasion. •.t ter supper, Which was
.partaken of with zest, keno was 'tine.
.
d little daughter , t , , 'i days
was .given with. Rev. M, . N. ' Sulliyah
A.. 13c1'w r{ds spent a few diva
Mrs. 'G W W o Mrs. J Howard
ar bid g arise ,and thea, a musicFrl program geek
Mrs, Ii . a I ods, 31 (i
In Kitchenerl st week.
her friends, the Misse,9 Ruis.ta of.
a _ an t seen several Torcr>Yto,.'
'Mr, and Mrs: 'Frank Itouatt of Tor air, and ?ire. David, S, x'.rrimbkonr re-
`
onto and 'Mr, and Mrs. Wlll'�C'ai(nerou turnecll last 'Week after a visite several
re -
of .Seaferth. visited with ir,,,and Mrs: --- .--- weeks with their after
-v it o sever l
last week with Mrs. H G Crosby acting is cl airnaaann' The Huro,nia
and familyin Ioo town Summer School quartette sang -several
�
ti�*. v:.yyg/L- ,• ^cnk'r•�Yz?e•>T ...a.-> c'cc.,r=.a-;1. : ' ,1, uswi ad kZ, 4fv.. .A. } . W m '•. e''Stet
,: - �i'"• ; i�tt�'• 1Y2.[b}`�a r"Jll�'.
, '1�V�►����� ,� ='.�rl�#i�',
Miss Mildred Dunn of Toronto stent s ou " ur ;nest of health while. there and was
the ;hOSpftat'U ndtargoing treatment cart'
'.rt,'.t :.time,. We -are glad ;he' is able -
to be around again,
�,'Mr. Alvin 'Sherwood, having; tote -
Dieted his course. in air mechanics at
'several days. Mr. Harry and his sister interest in. 'the a'nnouncotnem of the 'Galt, deft this week for the R..C:A,F.
.h wt'h Miss Ai, Hussey' a, ac-
xnuni t rs,
d t
eleoti s ;his rulece, Mrs: Arthur
,the weekend 'with°Miss ;Helen Sturgeon; ,: Morris, ;accompanying, and Leon SuI,-
as1te K•I`1�'GSIBRIDiG10, July, X10, ---Mr, and livau sang several, °popular.
Misr T.•Ki,nng and:,grandson, M r J. :�I"rs, J. J. , . t'ortl `nnd Oregon, AIrS,' JaxnYes Garvey° as ' accompanist.
J �Y of Portland, e �.+a ;The concluding' .event• was the dal ee,
and Mr, and 'firs I Harry of H
.Harris, of 'London, visited her grand
daughter, Mrs. A]!vin 'Dtitot, last week.
Mr, Stuart Sturgeon and, Keith
,Genneiiihardt of Preston spent the week-
end with their parents.
Mrs. lI,4, 13,,:Sinith and little daughter,
Maxine, returned`to London 'on Sunaak
1tich visited' with ° their cousins' 11r� 'for which n great , number of :'.young
enol 3iii`s, . Foley and' family. for people had gathered; There -was mucic
•
Mrs. Reedy, in ,cert;, belonged" to •cue results et. -the draw, as follows. 'First
prize, cushion Edw 'rd O'N i 1 A.F. (A large number from .here• atter
o rags r e s are anni e Who
r , a , lt, I -bratio at 'Seaforth
the Orange'celebration.
on' +Saturday.'
'Rev. W. I+:. 'Grill,formerly minister of
Dungannon -111119%i church,. 'was in-•
in hate of
t the is k o
ducted last Week t in ed g
Linwood.: Since he left' Dungannon two'
years ago he had been', pastor 'Of the
church' at Weliburn, Middlesex •county,
• Mr. Arthurrowvri,� • �I)undas; spent
'the week -end here. On his return to
his position , he..was aceom►anied by
his fried -Wm: MdNal1, Lucknow, who
was taic.ng similar work.
Mrs. Walter 'Gibson, _ ,Saakatootxc-. is
visiting her sister-in-law, .Mrs.. Jas.
Air. P. E. Murray. who with Mrs, ;Finnigan.
Manning )Fool, at Toronto.
f ''Ki bride ' large g f iii .,s I"' rt A1be • ticket b,,
.after having' ,visited her mother, 's1rs. deserted us :many sears' ago, and it Q rt, t et No.n $14; second,
rkhr, for a few ria s.. pleases u Xery uch to know
.they, luncheon `set, Anne Fo,,arty, Londop ,
Chas. W. Ya , y . ,
Out,, No, b third, is towel, R
t, (3 r o tp� l a
a ,
1ay.+er to ea ur -�n�ni L rn a r
y
o s i� t m u their Mrs. C3. Ithy�ras and ,grandson h Ir - „ s g o g th �?alton Iain brid` a No. ��� , �fotxrth
their in. Burlington old friends and relatives again • , gs g , , ,
y
(returned o th � ,
t.
.after haven ^ visited her sister and bro- Mr. and, Mrs, Joe 'Suiltvan' of.. De. 3 pair blankets, Ea Meyers, KiJgs�bridge,
,YJ No. 24'; fifth club bag,, Mu. • Beaty,
Cher, :4iiss' 'N, Fe'r!buson and 1sx. W. J. ,trc�It, after .spending the week-end;-a•i; Dungannon' "'
'1obermor y visited e r 'mother, ' o, 989;e8i7ct4, $u, ease,
Ferguson. A D S, ria i 3xrs. algrrgaret• O'l�1ti1, Iitrgabrid�;e, No, Iii,
Mrs, R, H. 'F, Gairdner 'and 'Miss P. JI.'Stillivan, this week, ,h , ,:.
]BettyGairdner left on "Thursday of last Mr. and Mrs.. d 'Grimn, of Flint, , e pastor, Iiev..%'ather, Qiiigiey,• vas
week on a motor trap to Chicago. 'Mich., 'and sons ,:apd Miss Dama; marine ;,;rept bus attending to,the numerous
details of the evening's proceedings, and
is to be congratulated upon the success
of the undertp.king.
rsi.-R. W. ,13ristol of Washington; Sullivan of ,,London =spent a few days
D:C•, arrived. on Wednesday. to open among their friends here this week.
her cottage here for the season. :Sirs. Ursula Hebert has returned
Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mary and 'to Detroit after a.'feiv weks' stay in
' - Master E. 'Sawyer, who spent the past the country. •
fortnight' • with. the f&rwer's mother,
Mrs. F. O. ,Gemeinhj,-rdt, .returned to
Toronto n (Sand`ith--Mr. Knight,
e.w
�vho was here over the .week -end. Master,
Ronald 'Knight ren:rained with his
, grandmother. • • + , .
Mrs. W. J. Knox and two nieces, of
Toronto, are spending the month of
in er
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ac
epi
��4�i---stied-�•cr��e����w�r, �..-,jol�..
receives my personal •
n i
tte u. to,
Geo. o Cokes
• Machinist.
East St.
Phone 206,Y•
LEEBURN
Mrs. Harvey Webster and children, of
Hurray and, 'baby Jack, spent last week LEDBURN, URN, July 14. -Miss 'Muriel Goderieh, .spent last week with her
at,.M, J. O Vonnor's, •returned to Detroit Schram. 14 visiting relatives in 'Gode- inother, Mrs. C. C. BroWn.
on Monday. -•Mrs. 'Geo, Hamilton and little daul;h-
Misses 'Iteta ,sand, 'Grace ,Courtney,riclt• tors returned last weep after a week
,nurses; in-t,rainin�,, in St. Joseph's Hos- .~Tisa Margaret -A.' Fitzpatrick of De- spent .in Toronto visiting.
'pital, Toronto, are spendin 'holidays at .troit is spending holidays with friends 31r. and Mrs. Harvey Mole attended°
'their 'home. there., - • • the funeral of her grandfather,' Mr.
Mrs
Ro ucl -
� of_.I on
.� JTith. is. 5
i visit- _ . ., . a,., ... .. _, .. . �.
• � . The funcn a 1 of -the- Ill to �Ar that Wil, - A,rc hfbalti iTohu�•ton; tt t C.uvrie s� C.�ai Hers.
ling her gutter, Mrs, Martha ()'Neil.. Hams was held from the residence of oh Monday. Interment was in 'Green -
;Mr. and Mrs. •`orris of • JI.arkdale ;tis sou • Iia rsy la Saltford On Sunday, hill cemetery,' Lucknow, •
pent. ee era;, day., Nis; itin l'cith then r rMr. and Mrs, 'Gbrdou 'Williams and
. � ,.Iiis-ors and. ,frtt�atd.4 here at-
parents,. r
Y
Mr. ,
c 1r. �ii� c
1 1e Hogan, last .-t :rad ci. his, _funeral. tended �, .ane al. . kIeud his_ a _wife_
w •eel..
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'children �,
. _ and rll u r ()nee r, n.
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of r tt and- ci )e t eau h.
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of Detroit, with their'hrother Marl:, :ire out to the fitmily ani grariclehildren and
;)radia. their holidays' at the Thos. s _ .
7.....-.-,»,.._..a..._...�.y._.�..........__.. til'..�ielrit.,i3�._....sy._.- . � ..r..._
`Giiii c e.' Dine. - Rev. I). Pomeroy .of Fingal will eon-
.. Senator
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cant r _
o J. J Donnelly nc11
� of 1 lll.el•t Ta
1 0
duet anniversary u � -• i , 1
er + .civ ee, it I r
'
1 leelltt rr
, v
)-isited., his sister, Mrs. Tho:c,.. Gar- ey;+ church oir°-the °first• tiundny itt, Septem-
ori •Sttmd'a3- .last. i Ther. JM;iny WiI1 be glad to see and
Mrs. ,G. `Fray•ue 'visited her mother,.' hear- film again. .� (
Mrs.. C. O''Reilly, .in. Detroit las�t,week.
'She was aeeollipanie(1 • on her return 1
.
.. What's the Us
_,by hf> little niece, Miss Jaile (-ittt114. `' '•`Nvtu.t3Ttrn will tarn.
....
_
.II. and JT.. Li. \l„.t.rapad Mrs.
"What's the ase?' iIt'S the ' sit me. bpi
Frank ;O'Shea of 'Detroit ',visited their ends." ----Grit.
1"rttI es
in Budd
y
and
fl
ys. Os
born
e
L the roteau�`rttleiia hterR rb xa'
Ann
are -visiting-- M . find 1rri`ea'
Culbert this week. The laxlies are
"��:t(;.G.'..,.t?i..�.��.� i(llilkrei tom• ....:._:�.......-....__,..._.r.
Visitors with Mr. 49.nd Mrs. ''Hu h
Stewart last wtok wireMr. and Mrs.
()sear Barr. Barbara .inn and Sha,roxn,
of 'Detroit, and M,r. and; Mrs. Harold
Marshal. and (,laughter Jeanette, of
•London. -
ill'. and Mrs. Chas. and „fam-
ily,
,r
r --- visited 3br..:end 11rs,
Abraham' Culbert y •on Sunday.
Mr. Mrs. )has. Elliott, who have.
0 • i,
wenty-five Pounders Roar -at Dedication Cerempny
been :at 'Golden 'galley, for some time,
returned to their home here last Week.
'On 'Newby afternoon, 'while bringing
,in. the last load trf hay for the fieasonn,
,TAom�y }Brordie, off .'the q f1 cOnzces: ion of
,i�1 hfielkip fell from the load •to the.
,YM
+�r+nurdsaarzd was severely injured. pita
was taken to the fl oderich hospital ter
,examination and, freat•nnent. '
Thome Rivetto-U r. and • Mrs:
'George 1iv'�ett, »unganntin, announe
the marriage of their second eldest
daughter, • rrr a
u h Ii�e i i i e
ll e�.�na3xto r.
� , n a M.
Bari Eugene TlromPSon, second' eldest
so -11 of 'Mr. and Mrs, > ' 'homtison,
orinth,. 'Ont. The m;arriagc took place
L.1. T■f7 a Y
�7''V lRi��,i,��'l.0-_•.. �1'.d�•�r.1r;�tC,fin=Nr....
Ll'C) ig 1DR()OK, 'July 143. The Wo-
men's Institute poet at the home of
Mrs, �Oecil Ohamney' and. spent the after.
noon'quilting for 'the'Red Oross�,
Mrs. �lila'beth Na .lor of White.
church spent Sunday - With her sou
)Gordon and Mr,. 'Naylor.
Mrs. "Warren James and children, of
IGoderieir,.. speznta few days' with her
Parents, Mr.' and airs. 'Fred Moss.
Master !Allan 'Stewart of .Lucknew.
is spending.the 'hoi,,idays ° with ' Mr..and
Mrs, Bert Thompson: l
Mr.. and -Urs. -Ted Mills and little'
daughter, of Toronto, , Were week -end
visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson and (-racee
returning to T ,,orauto with theme for
a visit.
Mr. Clarence, McClennegan of White-
church will have: charge -of -the service
in Donng�brook church next Sunday.
ledhill s
IIOLMES V'ILLJE . °
' ,H(OLME(S+VIL'LE, :(July i1 -- •The
Misses, Helen and Betty 'Goodwin, pf
Trossachs, Sask., daughters of Mr. and
,Mrs. V.icier....Goodwin,.,,formerly of Cliri-'
'ton, visited this week with friends in
the village. . °
-Mrs. D. E. +Glkirdon; who. recently-
underwen
t a serious operation in
ri
i
�t'zI'Ios• i t
t`ix iUt'1t�tTeYl ir�i'iis� �` fr'�
e c) i itI
Ix a
The Misses Cora and Alma 7're
'wartha- are spending their vacation
wi ;reit �parents,'Mr. and Mrs. E. J.-
Trewartha
Mrs. B J .. 1
IacMa visited th 1�ted frie cls '
n in.
Toronto and Whitby fora few d:ays'the
Past week. .
The. many .,friends of Jars. N. W.
Trewartha wili'be sorry to learn that
While_ iskin� berries
on Monday
the
had the misfortune. to break.a bone in
her heel. 'Shy, was• taken to 'Clinton
•Hos'pital for treatment. ,
Mr. and .Mrs. 'Everett .Lowry,
-Oshawa, caned on . friends here 'on
'Sunda v. u, .
Anointed to Clinton Staff. -We. con=
gratulate Mr. ~Charles Pearce, teacher
here for the past: four years; 'en 'his
'appointment to 't:he staff of the.Clinton
public school, .while we 'k•e ilt• regret.
-t-he fart that he and Mrs. Pearce are
leaving oar.- midst,' I)uriag,,._.4.he -time
they have been. with us. Mr. and Mrs.
IDearre hare's ained the friendship and
esteem of all, and theiI _ co-operation
and congeniality ip the •church and
throuy'hout our eoihmunity will he
;really missed. .
?RESENT
CLEARANCE OF MEN'S C
SHOTS
SEN' ; OAM" AGS coreosnnort coixt ,.
$2.19
04)81110i, *RITE, BLUE, ,REOWN' .Watlrif
04/1717A.S. UPI' S
$2.39
Stl'..HIF)LDNS, July 14. -Visitors in
the community i(ii 1ude Rev. John and
Mrt'. Barnard ii, children and Miss
R ea.th'erstone o ,,!' r artrig ht, with Rev.
rMiss of
Mr A d Mills11i
and s. r(•. A. � ;lard;
Detroit at -the to ee'of her usiir; fir.
John Aitchison,tf�; 1ss Laurine • Miller
of the Wingha (,: Hospital staff with
Mr. 'and, 'MrS. Ni . , M;iller =Miss Jean
.�'�u ,.of;�Toron,'1�' tih...'Mr. -end , Mrs
re..
, 11
+
3D J homw a
P F�.
on=
A.Ccinlen£'s: :V� ,i� rank Toddis con-
fined'as' i; ,� �` i
rfined,'to bed a , Jesult of, an accident
htle.e aged, : } ayin. -: Ie :-.w
king when- on { his horses stumbled
. a
groundh
hole and hoe
was
town off,bre several ribs. Mr
RichardWent ad had several en-
force& 'holiday i en" the load of hay
be was tlriviii Set,'''thro'ving him
frOm the load. la n 3rller, too, had
'the :misfortune , �:i
�ure his
,�
he stepped fro Is car into a depres-
sion an the str•.• in Lueknow on Sat-
urday night. ( ;,,.1 . '
Social Mediu ",Phe 'annual Social
meeting ' of -the omen's Missionary
'Society was .held 'With a large attend-
ance, inc uding, g etifts from Ha.ekett's,
I1'rewe and White 1Iltreh,who provided
the musical nu
Douglas of Lueku
ts. Dorothy
A a former principal
of the local school ,ho has spent twelve
years missio farry in Formosa, was
the guest speaker:, !;1She delighted her
listeners with heif ;interesting. and In -
pleasant social hdike Vas enjoyed, Over
•
HELP Tat ,RED CRO§S
ST. A GUSTINE,,,
ST. Au,GITSTIJN`I1 July 1►. --Q mum,
her.- from here attended the: garden
party at Kingsbridge on, ;:Moixday, and
=a11 report'a good time.
Mrs, Mack ~Lament of.,:• `eronta,•. with...., .x ...
her little son. and daughter, is 'visit-
ing her brother, Jack Boyle, for a", few
weeks.
.._, � to
_' u k. Kekl �` A r
»a1,t}rtd4 rJe 1're
y
' h ; ere
ii; few weeks '
Miss 'Evelyn !Martin of Toronto ' i '
sl nding•-lr 31idays--at.--the phoi pec pea
parents. •
'Mrs.
A:Hebert of D.etr zt
visited,
.with,her sisters here, . Mrs. 'Gus Ki.nahan,
an 'Mrs. Ray •Leddy, hast week.
reception„. was 'held, in the St.'
Aug ustine - ha.11 ,in honor of Mr. a.nd.
Jt
Mrs.. Theodore edmond on�:We[ 'Wednesday
july 9th..Darin tie a enter"
a purse was' , presented to the 'young
Mist' Vera McNee; of Toronto, is
.spending holidays here and •visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jas.- McNee, and other
rOati i eS.
•
limitaviminimennowe
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The thunder of gunfire was the crowning point ib the dedicatioweeremony which intro.
duced the first 25 -pounder equipment to Canadian Forcea. From now on these guns
will be rolling in 93.1 steady stream from the great gun factory Of Sorel Industries Limited
al Sorel; P.Q. (No. 1). Viring a salvo of 6 new 25-potinders. (No. 2). K. T. Keller, Preitident
of the Chrysler COrporation (U.S.A.) congratulates.j. Edouard Simard, Vice -President of
Sorel Industries. Mr. Keller was asked by the Canadian 6overnment to lielp solve the
technical and manageinent problems involved in this greqt undertaking. So he appointedl
one of his Vice -Presidents, Mr. W. LeciYard Mitchell, to act for bin:Ir.' Mr. Mitchell is shown
aboye (No. 3). Mr. Keller.and jno. D. Mansfield are enjoying the reward of•months of
worli and WOrry (No. 4). Unveiling the new 25,1pounder (No. 5).
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Veal, Ham
Tongue
.1 PASTE'
FOR TASTY
tha
GRAPE FRUIT,
BANANAS 2 1)m. 19c
CHERRIES. Now .at their
6`for 190
LIMES, dozen'
CARROTS .2 b'unches,15c
POTATOES 10 lbs. 23c
CLARK'S
Corned
Beef
for quick juneln
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