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GODERIO I TOWNSHIP
:LONG
°1=U EILIOH TOWNSHIP, Sept. 2.-
•
DOES' IT T
tL1d_ morningnn.
with MrJohn.
Manson
u
n'Ilion school (S.S. No. 0) re -opened
' of Fluoro as teacher. ' -
TOEAT?
Y -�1I�
real t)aese` busy , days; many of us,
have to satisfy our i}unger with a
eaundwiich, 'often' bolted 1iurriedly,
We 'know we're ~playing fast and
;loose with our insides, but the; job
roust take first place. Ire{ ullf '
meals, irregular sleep, and new ways
ofvin
Il � are all causes of c6nstipa-
talon.
How to Get Gentle Relief
• Constipation, as you 'know, is
caused mainly by the disappearance
of moisture from the large intestine.
Therefore, that moisture • must re;
turn. This is done by the action of
the several mineral salts which are
prresentt in Kruschen., At the same
time Kruschen, • by its diuretic
action helps to flush the 'kidneys,
thus ridding your' bloodstream of °
its accumulated toxic poisons,
It stands to reasonthat the size
of dose for relieving, constipation
-depends on t11e individual But once
this Initial constipation has been
-. •uacelieVed, a small` daiiyy °dose -just
enough to cover a dime -will help
to ,keep you regular. and cheerful._,
shirt today to remedy the mischief
wrought • by irregular meats and
„ hours. Yeu can 'get Ki uschen from -
any druggist -25c, and 7.5c.
THE GOD "RICH
.
WET.I L►
1T` TI?WL b, Sept. fl. --Mr. E1vhn.
ifIglitatan 6pent c couple tip" dclw3 1n
ee% in Toronto.
li'ixii.-end•ufst at the 'berai,t of M.
andMr . Fred
J. 't° la wer' r- and
Mrs. Bud Johnstonanti, ba`bea of Tor-
.. onto, .Mr. and .. - a JI.tti Redmond,
Jimmy, Vera/d and 13o10y. of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Derwin 'Carter and babe
and Mts. Reg Carter, of ilrovdislazcl;:,
.Mr. Warren •liainford, D:A., returned
least w 'li: ,ttr his school .at Capreol.
Mr. tared ,Urex.
A. E.. Walsh and Mr.
and Mrs. J. h.", Me well spent a few
days last week' at Toronto Pxbibilion.
Mrs. Iiarvilf McDowell spent a few
clays at the hoop of her, :brother, Mr.
J.aek Vlarh, Toronto. b "
IMr. Ita,ymond Red end was ft re -
(ent '1, rritdou visitor,_ " -
.liss. .I'hy ilia 'Cobh.. visited, last week
at the home of tae uu *l 1, Mr. Geo,
Cooh of Belgrave.
Mr. Earl, Mugford spent a few days,
last week: in Toronto.
Miss June Busha!an . of + Ingersoll
visited r�+eeently with Mr. and. Airs,
Jack Buchanan and other„ friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Elver Bauder and
children, ssf Preston, were ',week -end
guests at the home of .Mr. ;and Mrs,
Este \i ightmaar.
Mr. A.rehie J•aidin end bliss Nora
Jaidin of Trout visited with Mr. and
Mrs, •J hoMes Jardin,,
Mr. and Aire, J. E. I,orii and M.
and Mas. IL I. Smith of Comber were
week -end gate is at the -home of Mr,.
Miss Mario1 C
1well 'visited tecI
la t;+ andMrs, IN, K, Ca•xrlpb(all,
. week , with Mr. and Mrs, Jim , Blake 1lrs. k::tr1 ltc,Kni^•lit-hn41 children .of
of Cellverne township.', _ Auburn, vieiteil on Thursday, at the
Miss Helen l)alvl(ls(ln'of Soutila`
nip- hu�ue of Mrs. Fred J, Cook,
ton ;:spent the week -end with her School re -opened for another term
mother, Mrs. Rout. Dat idson.
• on Tuesday With 'Miss 1'laine`"l3amford
Mr. and firs. George McCullough „of I as,. teacher, Beth- Rodg r
n�'wr Pupil beginning 1 �e is the.'.only
. I � ,tae full term. •
The storm which truck this district
on Sunday about ,•1,30a-.1►.i11.. °ivas ._.. ui e_
severe while it •lasted. While limbs
were broken off trees, and corn wise
broken down considerably, there was'
no great damage done. The farrne
wi11 Lind it .• much•• easier- to, plow and
p?epare ground for fail wheat. -
On Sunday Rev. H. C\ WIIson ~poke
'from 2nd. Corinthians i► :1,; t -eking as
his test "Ituilding; for, eternity." Mr.
W. F. Campbell favored with a solo,
"We are building day by day." • "
Mrs. F. J..l•ook entertained a number
London spent the week -end with Mr:
and Mrs. Wni. °Fuller.
Miss kli a Orr has entered .Central
r., _..... .
l3usluc.�s College hi ,ituderir11.�... ,
£tr. and Mrs. 'Dave I)avid,son of
(.io)terich spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Fuller.
Mrs. :Iiura\ood,. 3 ,1: ie . and Bary
a e, t• %Vednesdav .1h Stratft►r
d.
Mr. Earl McAllister bf Waterloo
shirt the week-eI1d•A with his parents,
• Mr. and .Mrts, Robe McAllister.
The September meeting of tine
Dramatitc Club will be hells ten Friday
evening at,the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Orr. of lefties- on Thursday at a ,Red Cross
There was a lame congregation at t` -quilting. •
l'nion church on. Sunday, when the I
pastor, Rtv. A.J. McKaye,•occupied .the
HELP THE RED 'CROSS
- No Deception
pulpit atter his vacation., Mr.':lleKa.
ile 1 A malt boy of about, fire was -march-
delivered .a1 splendid sermon. in keel(' I. Lig up andrdow•n. in front of . his gardenin, with the Labor fhb; sewn, .. gate. Ile -wore a tin hat an�caried
a
wooden gun at the slope.
well versed- • . - '}' Passersby fimiled'at the
A tilili :tilt w• , earnest little
a told that she knew! II (rte, Then 'one of then .stopped and
nettling . of love. "I know ,ell ai)uut ! said, smilingly : ' You 'are ' a fine
it, was the imnaediati' tellies 'I wes soldier;" -, •
*'xtr4'mely fond of my third husbapd:"I The .little sentry looked pleased
but then truth 'trinmpahed. He� whis-
Kiits , have'; ben' .worn since 1(12(i. i Irered shyly: •'I'm not a real one, you
Ale the thrifty. `cotsman." know. Answers.
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Recruifing:Patriotic -dollars
At 500 Canadian Sfations
A,
Every ` branch of the ,Bank of Montreal is a "recruiting .Station"
for Canadian dollar's `whose owners wish to' serve their country.
. • At ' any b one of our 500 Canadian branches you can buy war
saving lta Ip& .and certificates, and obtain full information re-
g
girding war loans.
'Enlist to' the full extent of your ability to help win a deeisiv'e
victory for freedom. •_
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MONTREAL
."A BAND WHERE ,IMVIALL 'AO'CO11 I T l ARE WELCOT 1 °b
Modern, L1' 'Ipetienced Banking Seh ice • .. the outcoiiic of 124 Years' Successful C;lrcratian
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Goderi flli 1 ranch: A. A. NICOL, Manager
(iF Its two
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•. PLOW O1+ BUNN GUN'1S INICIRMSIDS
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pretty v 'r. the �t� ,�u 1 w,();ri3er in tilt Canadian 'Breit• gun F
al
t mt.1
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hr.
tl
inspection of flare -g uarde. .Many ;$yeimeU are to -day holding (sown key
jobe ,of highly tet'lulieal nature in this modern 'rntlehilae gun plant,
Nvhieh in ttarnin'g; out an t*\\.er-ine easing flow of wea )ons for • t 1
I t(r the British
k ua•c'es, • ,
PO,RTER'S" HILI.,
PORTER'S IILL, Sept. 1. -Mr. and
urs. Errand Betties, of Toronto,
slant the holiday seine Mr. 'and Mrs.
a. ...., : _ ....... _...
A1kI1_ I3ettles .iz� a)t15erT i7rienc"is.
Miss• Dorothy Cox leaves today to
commence her teaching duties for an-
other year -at Dresden:
Friends of. :Miss. 'Hazel Wilson, a
former teacher here, were pleased to
see her at the cllugt+la,,,, nnivei,sary ser-
vices on Sunday. We understand Miss
Wilson is engaged in the Gully school.
School re -opens tomorrow for the
fall teras. Mitis Dorothy Stirling, of
the 7th concession, Goderich eownship,
will -•iu.struct the spells in Pile local
school.
• lir. )till Mrs. Lawson Lockhart and
J in � •
t
waiting for the call to the navy, with
which •he signed tip recently.
The following students from the dis-
'trit't commenced their st•ud�iesssat the
Godericli Collegiate last Tuesday:
Misses -Blanche 'Graham, Dorothy
T inert, Istadtel I:seiner, and ikMr..;1Jorace
•Crawford. -The public school stere has
.re' -•Opened with Miss Alma Anderson
of I)iingannon as ,the'•new teacher,
M.rs. Will .Crawford spent ,a few
days' of last. week in Toronto visitingvisitingwith her . relatives there.
Dr. R'. W. and Mrs. Cunningham anttwo . children, Bobby and Janice, of
Walkerville, spent last •week -end at the
home' of Mr. ane! Mr, Chas. (`•r•awford,
'Congratulations to Mr. and Leis,
Robert ()ke°(nee Margaret Crawford),
of `Toronto, on 'the arrival of a. baby
girl (Charlotte Grac'e) on *Monday
sou l
Wile, cif Rota!--I).il,,-.-'%Ileh,, August _'�. ;�- in Toronto. General Host
spente week -enol with Lawson's pal•- pit,all.
ents.' On 'Monday, acconil►anie(l by hi • Threshin•,, is the order
Mother and -list � ;; ter ' ) s t �` der Of the .dad ]u
er, MI�. I,ert "Idrowden; this d:ihtric=t:- •:�T w. -•ee
he motored to..Dtriadalk, *here 'a. pleas- Mr. Ernest Crawford -St 'Toronto is
ant-hailiclaiy Wes, ssIlerlt--tti t -h --o1 fri,....,.
and the Ac<hesan-Blair :Yeti ing was
atb?1l(1 df
'Miss Gertrude Myons of Toronto
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. :and
3Ir•s. Jas. ILocl hart, en Sllalclliy. .
3iii•s Joyce Gardiner has 'acce'pted
al position in eTero to,
" Mrs. -Jas. I3arrisoil,. Clinton spent
I1 4ia- -dew days •c'isit-iirg his raiini .
Anniversary . seri icee -will be held
In the I'nited,church here on Sunday,
September 2lst. Special music will
be Provided by the R.A.F. of the:
Pore Albert :fix ;1Q•aviation School.
ASHFIELD
tuiday..with-Mr. and \1r•;.:. "iII J lliott. " .ISIIFIFLD, Sept. -Mrs, Reilly
Mt and .Mrs. Heid 'Torrance and
filially and *Its. Vic. Elliott Motored I and c°1lildrtll, .of Detroit, -are visiting
to Galt to visit friends last-'veek.the fermer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Needham, of Pinkerton, •'is I Neil Macdonald,
-spending a few days with her equsin, Flying Officer -Donald •McKay spent
Mrs. F. Weton. ' 1ast week at his home here..
n At Grace •Church, "- on Sunday,
August 31, ,anniversary -services at
('*rate church ,were well attended•. Rev.
Mr. AlAdsworth.uf Stafta spoke et b(,th
morning 11I1(1. evening serv1 e1 and- his
.discourses were enjg,;v,ed. At the morn -
es ., int; service Miss Pearl Elliott, of Clin-
e 1 ton, assisted the their and sang two
very sweet solos. At the evening ser-
, kiss Catherine Mackenzi . spent last
week at Lake Erie. • •
Misses Lilian and Mary :Fergusiin of'
Hamilton visited with their, °uncle, Mr.
W. L. Francey, last .week.
Messrs: Duncan :McKay and Harold
Johnson and Flying. utficer. Donald
McKay :spent a few clays a.t„the Toronto
E hjhi tion ,'• "'
vice. hiss Wilhelmine Trewartha, of Mr. John Finlayson has left for his
Toronto sang a1 plea'tu1ig number' and school near Toronto. -
•see. (rood . 11' ill Quartette, composed Keith Johnson, of the R.C.A.F., i
of `]!:has. '13reckou, Jack Snell, I3ilj home fist. two weeks.
Jervis and Glen Lockhart. sunt; tw:o *Ir. Charles MacGregor of Kitchener,
selections which were much enjoyed: visited with his _brother, Air .• Rod
l ite day was ideal after the abundant 'MacGregor, last week-eud. -
ram of the night before. The offering • Mr. Arnold Cowan 4►f Toronto spent
Was quite generous an<i altogether the the holiday with his father, Mr, JlSiln
officials were pleasl'de Nest Sunday, '
Sept(nnber 7th, ,service will be at 9,3()
and t'he early mo.rnine •services . will
Cowan, sr.
•,..1)r. and Mrs. Weilrzell of Detroit were
week -enol visitors with The latter's
cunt1nue for' the month of S 'pteralber, .sister, Mrs: WM., Macdonald.
-« Schoa1 're -opened this wee1{ with
two new teachers in this vicinity.'.lirrs
Caesar • ► lingann4►n lay at Lochalsh
and 'Air. .games MacNa11- of Lucknow'
at' I' intail. ,
'The :Bary Hardie Mission Band metat the home of Mrs. Wm, 1•)rennan-las t
Thursday. Audrey (;•ollins, .Jean ',Anne
• POINT' ALBERT
Caesar (f D
i POR'!' AIAlERT, Sept. _'.---Mr,. R.
Reed is spending a few days in Tor-
,. lit, thie week visiting, withher sister,
Mrs. E. IlarmsWortb, as well as at,
t"•rl''lirig- the •4 ... N.)' E.
Shec,der of Detroit, with swe'etdy. ';Stori(:s,c►f Je.
c.: • rt,.,•F'a1 bride., of. Barba, .-Ifen-tuekr
a ' good alttendanee-
Macdonald and Naiima
seed Mr. Elmer '(sliders wind son Elmer•
seen a the honday Week -end
home of Mr. and\i):s. 1) i�•e. '�Ll 'ESVILLE
a
MarIi. •
g!� rd .ar<• l,tlsy along- th4' I.;ltio h'a'ter ' 111)LAIESVII.LE, Sept. 2. -Mr. and•
Mrs. ' P.arton afel little son anti Mr.
,Beaty of I a)wwausan, (tilt.. were guests.
of Mr. ,nL'Airs. E. .1. Trewarthal for
tits vs the past week. :They were
. `ar(•otnpanied home by Mess Cora Tre-
wartha. who will c(►mmenc(• her teach-
Miss
duties for the corning term today.
M i ,: Alma ('Tra til gi,.,)e,,f t for Woo4-
Mr .i tui :qrs. El Iter ' Pc,t tet, 31;elt►n
end Keit fie tb spent Monthy with Mr.
and MIs. T. MacDonald atTees,water.'
Mrs. .1. 1i. M acMald t accompanied
friends to % oothiicx'lt`un Sunday.
blies ki'i1b4•lrnine Trewartha returned
:r► 'I'(iron 1,1 on Monday after having
fj o
who hee sa • ums a$ ' -hilt the past two weeks visiting her
impurity pent u
p:. in their: bode ' ►►alr4'ntw, LI r•, and • Sirs. N. W.. �'rc'-
day after day, easeof hieeseigit w al t tlra, and a t klr4' I1
rcznoverl aa nature intended, 0 1t 1c st ' 1 . n i fed Cil arch
:»urnrn4•r �c• ►uu1, Ryerson Beach.
QD,e in every twenty-four ham, in: ,;r•huoi re•olteru'd today with Mise
veriably rjuiIer frons, constipation. • Grate •i1e 11 var of (`l i n t on as 14'a(•her,
lie nee of cheap, hurrah ptfrgatie s , • Jt('v, parol r 'Wilding., attended Sum• -
will never get you rmy whero as they o met. School at Ityertaox>,, I3eaaela the past
only aggravate the trouble and In. w('4 k 11?I4P to ter visited friends at
.• rare the. delicate raucous lining ,. the 1) r( 5414'1, •
LI:.DRN
•aAd�.',+.pa& IYa '13".e At-. ,-M,IF;9 Margaret
dl<, Vita,patrick heft. on ThDax', day to re-
turn te ter. home tat Detroit. after 1
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F11Wall't1)At801OPT1041,11t11 4tie 1041
$PCudding -lIiU bol1(Iflv,s with Mrs. Ii
ilegie and other friends hem
Word lavas been; .received hem
.the ,death of eras. ACe.. Powell (n
()live Stirling) of 'Seaafortli. M
Powell Wats. tlat Hetet Iter of Mr. an
Ma's, Ales. Wirlirig and we eliteridl t<
them and -other relatives our deepe
sympathy. Mrs. `Powell was borax
.the farm �itecupled now -by Mr, an
Mi 1 1.aa r{'.e klishe '.
Mr. an(.1,, Mrs. C. Walton an sox
Paxul, of Toamrato, spent the wee? -end
with itelatives hd're,.
of
e4.'
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dD
�: , ,SALLY KILL
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and
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Araraiversary services will be held at
Looms eltalreh'o3I September, 7th; Ser -
vie s at 11 a.m. in the morning and
7.80 p.m. in the +eyerrin . The special
speaker :for the day' will' be 1t v. I.D.
l on1Qroya, of Fingal, a former pastor,
'Three' young ladies from iGoderieh,
M#�sses Aileen. Bogie, 'Betty Smith and,
-- rjoi'ic> Gillespie, will" sing at the
.morning. service. At the evenfn ser-
vice the K)'estileld• Male Quartette will
sing, . ;everal nuirabens. A special of-
Tering is asked for.
We are . glad 'to report that S.►5.
No. 9. is to open again with some, new
pupils
pilsi and with Mrs. Cranston, of
God. '
eriChr. •
Mr.
h triaanilfon {glutton expects 'to
ave operatiozis Started on the building
dn•
,of
the e ft)'dtida't3 ;;
on fox, a new Itarn in a
few; diVS..
ST.
OMENS
aitAS, Sept. 1.-521hog1 • re-.
opt.ned 4jn Tuesday with Miss Beatrice
-.MeQuillin in charge of S,S, No,
(St. 'Helens), Miss 4
of S � � Dorothy I?roan
f. „ c.a.#nl<: til .:ut Itor y . _ ..
t11,c-c , dna _ -;AIW.
Vivian Tiffin .of Winghein at' No.
iMr, Jac] Watson of London was �3•
J Tii
recent caller on ;kl�r, E... d
other' old friends here. °m and
IMiss Jean Thom hers 'returned 'to
her duties as a motherc'r•aft nurse at
Toronto after, a holiday at her home
here.
!lir. ang Mrs. Ewart' MrPherso a
were week -end visitors' r r
with M
Mrs: J. Cameron. • ani!
,The6 following teachers from • the
vicinity resume their duties on Tues-
day: Miss W. T. 1 utlrerfor•d' at Kirli-
ia.ntd �a1 ' '- itis Irene Woo
,_ aIa
-el'loo,I\•iiss Norlll,a• Weathdenc�atad"Vat-t
Staaynel,. ;Mrs.' James, Ramage at Hal, -
stein, ,AliStir Ruth- Ramage at MFi ik:i,
\Liss Dorina Webster • at "Toronto,
an-- '4ebstee-itte Olintvtr_ -,.lf
-( hal les .'i eQalillan at, elitIldeboye.
,Mr. John A. eteD nuld, ..a former
resident op concession 1 ►, dna his
song, *fir. Angus :MeDonald, of Bi•arl-
don, . Were velers on the formers' sis-
ter in-law, Mn;. Gordon.'
•Misys Joan Earl of Toronto c•Vis a,
week -end guest. •of Miss Jeaii 'Pira t
'Mrs. Gordon- is spendi,ng,tbig •w"ec1
atSthe home of her' brother,�aMr. J. W..
alkeld,. Goderieh:
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MAFEKING
I\IIAFEKI. IG, Sept. 2.---Mr..
and ;Mrs,
Ernest Blake, Mrs. Wm.' Blake aid
"Dr. and tltrs'„hrl. B1;ake attended the
(`='N.E. an(1 Mr. and 1,'1rs.
I)onglas 'Gibson in Toronto ovor the
'Week -end.
:Mr, and Mrs. 1.1M. Kilpatrick and
Verna and Miss Hilda Twainley. re-
turned hpiue <3n ,Mgnday: fr•ozn a trip
.through to North --Bey:
They visited • the "quints.: at Cal
lander. - t -
ilii'. and .*tr s. Albert Alfbn a)f .I3e1-
.1fast visited on Monday with air. and
Mrs. Ernest Blake, -
IA trousseau' tea was. -held at the
home of leIr . Will It'vin 1ahSatur-
day afterrloor) in honee of h(ardaugll-
ter Anna, whose • Inari'iage take's
-place this week.
A • social evening . was enjoyed at
the hall last Tuesday night, w11('n a
numher i>1 filends presented Mr: ani
Mrs.' Charlie Ho(]grnm (nee Jean
Anderson ►, n a'w•]y weds, with an endtable and Ill }.■al/.lire reek, combined-,
and an address. ,Miss. Hilda Tw•anl-
ley 'read the ed'd'hess and Mr. Jerry
Cranston , made the presentation
behalf' (,f the .].31al:cr com211tinity.
)llinsori sang' Love is As' boundless tis •the (cean,
There W"
ae wide as the' universe, •and as inl-
perishablc . as the granite roc!.:. •A1) -
steep inflames it,,.,wea-kness.•fans
trial str'cngthens it, Sttcl'afice ennobles
it. and religion sinetities it. Ruby.
I)I1is.
•
,.d...,1,
this week dralitl;ng' several
s.. ,.-,I, of the road prior to the hard-
_ K+a
- .rC aelm.f tvilich Will ,follow sor,n .
Mr I' s4 or, d Marl ay, who i -s a t r,;`
tr;lirl,,
J4'r» ' defence at Kitchener, spent
� � f 4•tid nil with his prr4'nt»,_ Mr
rr4 Mi.4. Walker Murra). J 1weee i
Stubborn Cases
ofConstipation
P. do, and aro very liable 'to eeauee 1
If esti ate>d take M".BIhtirn's
$ arkLiver Pills and lama a neittuall
movement of the bowele,i They do
net gripe, weaken acid • sicken as
ninny !aka eee de.
li
Mr., and airs. I).. E'G1idrlon,. ac-
eompani4'd by' Mr, and 1blre. harry (led -
More, sju•rrt the welt -end at Niagara.
Mis- Esther AMaeMath left yesterday
for 1):1,11W ,Odsw.11h 1'4 slit. has ir.:•en en-
gfagt(1 as t(•ach4tl' '(1)rtb<' ('inning term,
s
- Odic pad Mills fines st)1 la and v ry.
day for 2'or 3 wceks.''.3 pads in 'each
1 packet." No. ,Arrayingiieno stickiness,
no °bbd odor. Ask your Drugist,
itrocery or General Stgere. • • „ f
• 10 CENTS PER PACKET
'' 'PAX MORE?
THE W1fi.SON FLY PAb CO. Hamilton One
NILE
NILE, Sept. 1.- Istabelle Girvia of
Goderich spent Sunday ,here with her
prgents. _41r, harry 'Girvin has gone •to
:Kinitcrhener for this four months' trai'zi-
Mr. qua, Finnigan- had the mis-
fortune to hal* his knee' frnetured, by a
'kick from a •steer, while delivering
the- beast Co the beef ring,' ,
Mr. and 1'Irs,liffor(1 j1•ortorr of
Iiecohyille spentYcabor Day at Nile,
bringing' 'bade' M'rs, 11) iOantwell, who
hrlii been visitilnf; 'them for two .weeks.
Mrs.:Wilmer' ltutledge and three e'hildd
ren. returned with her sister to Beech -
vine for a visit "there.
Miss Bone and friend from°Toronto
spent
. .!he st'ele,end w.."iti vh r
.Ictdr,._Mrs,Bone. m ......
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There% will 1* no, evening service ata_
Nile, t_hdreli next Sunday, on- account
of anniversary services at aLeeburn.
Sunday school will be held at 2 o'clock
as ,usual.
•
• Being True •
Let people's tongues and; actitnis be
when they will, my business is to be
good; and I make the same •'pcet'h
to myself that a piece of gold or an
emerald or !purple should--1`Let peo-
ple -talk anti act as they :please, I
must • Abe an emer,gild, aitd keep . my
color•."--4Mareus Aurelius.' t
"!s pour.,wife onca of!_fa shion'
l uttt'r'ilies?'• . -.-. •-
'.Ncr:d ,•'it`rom the' n'.a;v- s'he . • gets.
,ill ,jit-'•1'---4w1- -
rnoth." ,
"How's the riding school going, old .
Iran ?" • •
-
otteri ! Pupils falling off 1
very.
4
A Help To7Those
..,Pastifiddte7A.ge:
'When. men and women get past
3111C1,410 ate their energy and activity,
:•in rainy instances, begin to decline, •
stud their general- vitality is _on the,
harder to shake off than formerly,
said, here and there, evidences of a
breakdowp begin to appear..
Now the time when those ,.who
wish to maintain their health and
'Vigor, and retain their energy un--
, impaiied should take a course of
Milburn's Health and Nerve rill.
They brace up 'and invigorate tits
system, and help stall ofe the decrepi-
tude of adVancing years. 0
J. R, Wkieeler
Funeral, Director and Embalmer
All Valls promPtly'attendecf to
dig, or night .
Plumes: Store 335. Res. 355W.
Hamilton Street, Goderich •
PLINERAL SERVICE
TRADITIONAL .
SINCERITY AND
EXPERIENCE
'AmbulemOe Service
Phone' 120.
FLOYD M. LODGE, Director
The
Cranston Funeral
Horne
voimparemitimmimmiiiimuip
Cunningh4m
Pryde
EXETER and SEAFORTF1
We invite you to inspect our
- stock of
Cemetery -Memorials
Ali insqUieies will be. promptly
EkETER-Phone 41
Complete Service at Reasonalale
PROMPT INVALID, CAR
SERVICE
our modern Vuneral Rome.
17 .Montreal $t. Phone 399
AimasammimmThimalaimmiummow
Monuments!
• To those Contemplating build -
prices before buying. Cemetery .
Lettering 'a epecialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANITE WORM;
Clintdn, Ontario
910.r 21 Clinton, 215 Stn,Liferii or Ingersoll 21