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NORTH 'STREET WALS.
The Woe&an'e Missionary Society of
North street United church met on'
Monday, with a good atteadance. Mrs.
C. V. Clarke presided for the •OPening
exercises and 'conducted the business.
;Mits. Wm. Strachan was appointed dele-
gate, to -the sectional meeting of the
Presbyteey to be held af.'liolmesville
'ou' Monday% October 4th. Mrs. Wm.
Strachan, vice-president,, presided for
the service of worship, the theme being
Begin now to Pray and work f6r the
.
new melee." Mrs. J. W. llopre read
the, Scripture lesson containing the
:Beatitudes. Prayers were'offered by
Mrs. Olarke, .Mrs. A. 'Buchanan and
Mrs. Straehaxi. Mi.es A. Jenkins- and
:Mrs. Ci „Bartler favored with...a _levels
duet, accompanied ' 1),‘• .Miss C. Mcelin-
- ton. Mrs. Jas. Hamilton introduced
the new study book, "Serving with
the Sons ..of Shuh." This centres
around the work of the West China
'mission,which- celebrates its fiftieth
anniversary this. year.
• NEW WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The new war savings stamps are•
now on sale at the local postoffiee. They
are 'printed in red, with 'scenes: from
the Canadian forces in action:- -Eight
different, scenes .are included in the
issue: sailor, airthen, warship, tank,
airplane., nurses, eeldrereand Bren gun.
Although the 'Stamps ere iseued in
bOolesevelued- ate$10,eit .-is -notele-Cessary .
to purchase so large a -quantity at one
time As with the old issue each
stainp is -valued at 25 cents. The new
issue was printed. especially to' appealto school children. • Stamps of the old
issue can still be obtained.
- AT NORMAL SCHOOL
Five former 'G.C.I. stUdents are at-
tending—the .StratfoN Normal School':
Irene Bownian, poris ;1awihorn4,
Betty Asquith. Donald Ross' and RaY-
yincenf.
FISH and HIPS
• Fish is health food; good
• for everybody., If you do
not want a full csi.irse meal;
come and have some FISH
AND CHIPS, with Bread),
t
Butter„ Tea, or Coffee,
Only 30 cents.
Galen Lunch
• PHONE 272
(Next—to.:7Dominion.„ Store.) -
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MOORE-,-WATT' * ,
Gladioli anergarden flowers formed
the setting for4 pretty house wedding
on Saturday _afternoon last, when Miss
Edith Cienevieve 'Watt, , daughter of
Rev. W. J. anti Mrs. Watt, Griflasby,
Ont., married pullean. James Milian'
Moore, son of Mr. and, •Mrs, T. II.
Moore, Whitechnrch, Ont. The -father
of the bride officiated. Music Was
played ky Dr. A. J. Watt. The bride
wore a white sheer' gekt-n with a carna-
tion floral effect iand. a gold locket, gift
of the groom. ..Her --white shoulder
length vei1.4wee held in place by, rose-
buds and She carried a shower bouquet
of ',pees and baby's breath. Miss
Muriel Watt-, bridesmaid, was her
sister's only attendant in a flowered
sllk.4resn in pastel ehades. She Car-
ried a shower bouquet of asters. George
D. Watt was best man. A receptidn
was held' at the home of'. the bride's.
'parents, where the mothers of the bride
and groom received the guests. The
LAWN BOWLING
Three rinks freen town "attended a
. •
mixed doubles ltwwfl,rg teUrnareent at
Selefortle on ThUrsalay evening. Those
eoraPeting were gr. and Mrs:. Walter
Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wheeler.
and Mr. Geo. Doefgherty and Mrs. 3.
Lee. The last named coliple brought
home second •prize.
Winners in the local bowling tourna-
1urent on ,Friday night were: let, Geo.
.11(tiiiihy and, 'Harold INeyeeombe; 2nd,
Howard MONee and Pied Bowra.
Monday ,tight'e wintiers. were 3. W.
Baker and J. W.IleViear ;,on*Wetines-
ey,01.31.inge!e4 H. Sanderson and Lorne
• •
At the Wingham doubles on Tuesday
night, Mrs; Calvin Otitt and Fred Hunt,
ut re a winning pair rona Godertch.
. MOTS VS. MECHANICS
In an exhibition gaine at *Victoria
Pa rki. on Tuesday night, Pilats vs
Mechanies of Sky Harbor.. ''Panleon
playing for the ,MechanicS:- made* a
honie Tun ill thethird inningie This
Math' the score S to 6 for the iMeele
aides. Ip the, siXth inning's Bill
Chowen, svortel another 'mine ,run far
the ,INIeelianicee' making the tally 16
to, 13. '•The final score at ,the end of
six innirigs, -'1V/IS' 141 for the ,Mechitnies
iind• 15 for the 'Pilots.
e
AN -IMPORTANT POST •
Norman M. Kirk of Chicago, shipper
for the. Pennsylvania' Raltway, son of
Mrs. Kirk and ''the late Andrew Kirk,
formerly of DungannOn, .has • ,been
MOW d—frOUTSVille7iKetif fu elcS': to fake
charge of the shipping Of the material
for defence of Great Britaineunder the
Lease -Lend Act. N.orman is a veteran
of the World War of 1914-1918, and his
bride's mothee was gowned' in a. navy- thaw" friends will congratidate him
on his promotion to such 41 very re -
and white printed silk dress With pink
sponsible position.. , •
careage.' The groorn"s mothei*.iiSsisted
in a powder blue erepe dress with pink
't!orsage. The couple left for a motor TO OPEN FURNITURE STORE
trip, the bride Wearing a•beige and Elmer 'Cranston has purchased the
brown -redingote with brown acces- , Wesley Walker store on tilt"; Square
eoripe. • The couple • will • reside at
Whitechurth.
now ()templed by Forster's bakery ---and
after alterations „and improvements
•have been made to the building.he ex-
,
pec.ts to establish a furniture store in
— MITCHELL—LEAVITT
it about the middle of October. ..The
PIcTON, Sept. •4,—Decorated with
- Undertaking busintes:s will be kept at
standards of gladioli and hydrongett, its preeeeet - site On Niontreal str4t.
the United ehareh was the seene ttra- We understand that Mr. Cranston has
wedding_ e_yesterday *: when. Phyllis, for some time been purchasing furni-
daughter of Mr. and ,Nfrs. Roy Leavitt, .tore fer .the stocking of his store.
Pic -ton, beceme the bride of e 'Flying
Ofileer Herbert • K. Mitchell. 1. AF.. JOINT INSTITUTE MEETINd
Godeeiche son of: Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Mitchell. Oxford, England, •Capt. Rev. Members of Auburn Branch Take Part
J. Revereft officiated and 'Pref. F. E. e ° •-• in Meeting at MacKay Hall
Walden, played the wedding- -music. ' A- very interesting ,nieeting• of . the
Given in marriage by her flther. Goderich Women's. Institute was held
bride .wore gown' of white silk iereeS in MaeKay Hall 'on Thursday last,
made on prineess dines- Her fingertip I,when about twenty-five inZ,mbers of
veil of ,White net •was caught with a I the, Auburn breech .were guests of the
band of white hyacinths and she car- 0(1(111 Institute. •Mrs..Chester Johnston
ried Amerioan Beauty roses. Mrs. J. presided over the Inisiness part of. the
W. Leavens. matron of honor.- wore meeting ,'and :the members de*cided to
green jerSey 'Made With high ITN* and assist in . the • jam -making project for
long ,sleeves. She eeere pink res in shipment Overseas by donating 100
her hair and earried Premier _roses I -pounds sok sugar. Mrs. Lawson, presi-
and bauvardia.— Miss Jean ,Leavitt, "lent of Auburn W.I.,. was asked to
pink taffeta frock With a mesegav of preside over rile Program. which Was
toses, was flower girl. Pilot -Officer
Chris. Mills, was groomeman,
. and -Ushers were Mr. Ray Hicks and
-Mr. ,Allan Vancott. A- reception fol --
-lowed -at-the. home-eafelheebride's r-
presented by it visiting branch.
A solo by Mrs. Gordon Taylor, en-
titled "Our Brave Airmen," the Words
of which she composed herself, was
nu ed. A reading by Mrs. J.
puts, Mrs. Leavitt receiving her guests o wa tt ix nd a iliTerTre'-' Weip-a-ad-
svea ring a gown of precious 'Mee erepe Miss'S. Carter followed ; also a hunter
-
with larke _velvet hat matehing oils reading by Mrs. Brildnock; a ladies'
shade. • Mrs. C. A. Newman and .Mrs.
J. Reycraft poured tea and as-sigte .cluartette•. and a- solo by • Mrs. -
Plaetzer• were all well received. The
ants. were Mrs. Ru.,3e,11 Alexander of .meehee nemberS ,we'et) aecompanied,
Kingston, . rs. George Hepburn, Miss Mrs,„„R. Phillips of Auburn.
Velma V a ndewa tef, Mrs. MeCa --W. J. Henderson of Winehe m.
Mrs. Rodger *::Itoss' of°_Ottawa.. Miss- :the recently appo,inted district president
gdyihe-Leatens and Mi.s.s Elsie Gortiz.
For it trip through Western Ontario the for West Huron, was .also a gueit of
the meeting and gave a fine addres,R.
bride donned a frock of golden sherry iShe ve s'ome up-to-date InfOrmation
crepe with Idrge hat and matching qv- as.' to. the a's.sistance VV(4heh's
(essories and a litiCla coat. They will iestetutee have given to the war effort,.
reside at .Goderich, .where the groom such as the purAasing of two field '
is let present stationed. kitchens at a• cost. of $3.1.00 .eaeh. the I
OODERICTISIGNAWTAR
Presbyterial W.M.S. "IM 1414 'IUD" WAITS"
Meetsat 80aforth (Kafelloeps, B.C., Sentinel, SePt4
' " Fnneral servieee itymemory of John
(emitinued from, page 1) • '1,10)onalti Swaneen, retired judge of the
kWOrk going in every field. ..
11r1l.
tsh Court:a° it %wait h, so We inns C191131t37f44134"" Y3144 were held Tues
• e
eep our
'11,111lti
ff)Y4 enpWrI/BER itth, MU
- day afternoon' in Shaughnessy Potted
of our nibisionarf
.. were. *, iireey towel' t 1St. Peure, %%lateen -0r, earlY eStItUrdaY
ehurele,Naneouver. His Honor 'died in
- .. •
"In China we are reaping the benefit •
u
it)41.1.1,r)isitiano,-.eleh.te:awimmosete, aiefetypepeeveoete.ath cme a
eaerainge 1).ea:after foit-.
night's ifinees and legS than -a inontit
11 'iit,ot 1411.17rtsoet14n t
e°ilt' rer
it
su'ittbut9
alii .T.1441e.atarirint after lits retirement ein. July 31 front
l
en •the . wet:1i of the church in spite Illinectlin,41(t'lel i)thilStet81411'ctatTl'i-a•iverl':1' :;11dtil'°(i111182;
Whefi the war is over, China will re- ...two months after -he and Mrs. Swanson
of almost 'ineurmountable difficulties. "
member that We. helped." •• had transferred their reeidence to the
coast,
a righteous 'Oenada. Never in -out first pastor of Kamloops United. ehurch
, -
The aleakoi-..then reflerred to CZi- Rev.ell w.. Me.Kay (who was file
ada's problem, : "We nufst • plan for
tune has the church had Such an 01;- after the Union of Canadian churches
which Judge Swanson helped to
portnnity, never .such a (hallenge,- in ' eon
the Wesethere are many ditstriets with- summate) assisted the pastor „ Of
Shaughnessy United, ,Rey. George- D,
out any, Teligious services. We need wilkle, at TtlesdaY's rites. , The active
: they go they are 1m:died op to; ttod wel- '
.7t:skoirfs•vi:eWlieacciottihled uee twenty deacon.' pallbearers were'.' T. ,G. Norris, .K. 0.,''
A. ("NI. Russell , A. Bruce Rbleertson
,
Money: Wherever
coined. After the war, newcoiners 'will 'Thonias K. Laidlaw, Kenneth T.'_Thurs-
foe that time, and It. will teed Saerifice
es. vv., must prepare
toll and T. R. Hall (once a Sebeol prin-
on our Tart: Let • us pray that God D'mal(l' •
cipal here). The 'honorikey •pallbe,arers
eonte to our shot'
will 'give us a vision 'beyond' our al- were Hon. 'Chief Justice 'NI. A. Mac
on Denis
own responsibility. WoUltf , that • We A.1.1ruciii`pihh3ti'id1e
iitIN°*.n SartPr
. . 4'•!i'StJusticelv, . M. G.
(Kamloops), E. L. Webber
location, and help us to realize, our
knew, too on what out peace depends," '1.g0r•L'1011:€1i'')'st'We'l't'r.S.1111'3E.'(:if•°'rillillrel'114.1(1Yieptoi°81t1-'
Mrs; Sack conveyed the thanks of all
etddress, and, the •program was con- master , here), and. Prof. Lemuel
present toiss Pelton' for her splendid
tinned with the roll call of lnisS1011 Robertson. and young .womenrs auxiliarie,. years ago last month, the late Judge
Born at GOilerich, Ont., seventy-three
, Native of Goderich -
A very fine duet was suntr, by Mrs. ' Swanson WAR an alumnus of University
Iv A I
•11.11a -Mrs. MUnn accom,
•nanied by the organist. Mrs. M,
Rennie, and this was followed by a
4 'series of. prayers 'by' Mrs. A. Taylor of
Croderich, Miss L. Jeckell of Exeter and
Mrs. G. Macdonald, Clinton.• • •
A letter was read by Mrs. Greig of
Seaforth froMr. Douglas Stewart;
• telling of eimditions in the Anission
held of Killam. Alberta, where he is
stationed. In spite of 11111 113- difficulties
and' poor crops the work is prospering
in a wonderful woes':
• A quartette by, members of the Nils-
son -4Band was mach enjoyed, and this
was felirived by a quiz prograni on the
work of the W.M.Se as published in
reeent copies of the ,Glad Tidings,
It Was decided to bold a mission 'band
Tally in the. falle and Mrs.. D..
.-Wils-on-ot Setiforth was appointed
to-
asLst Mrs, W. Weir in makingplans
for the rally., -
Miss E. Wiggins,of.,Goderich brought'
Qf.,Torollt() and lao$,;-9its-g'-"C"aleliega3-,11'Ntitkirt
first praetised He came west in 18,9T, but returned
east after six months to marry Jean,
daughter of Jemes an Catherine Mac-
keezie Reid, pioneers of Bruce eounty,
1
.! Ontario: , , The SwaUsons took up residence in
Kamloops in IS9S, and stayed forty-
three years, leaving toward the end of
1 last June for Vancouver, where' they in-
tended to vesicle near their daughter
and sons (Mrs. A. Carr Luinsclee,
Alex, Swauson, and John D. Swanson)
and their grandchildren. ,,
During his 1°0 residence in thiseilty,
Judge Swanson ,held many important
-positions. He was' city. solicitor- until
hi, e elevation, to the County eConet
bench in 1910, He carried. the Liberal
• taiidad itt the _1007 .4(.-s_cli on. He Was "
an appeal. judge in the matter i)f the
-militarr,service net" during the' Great
in the report of the courtesy' com-
mittee. Thanks- were expressed to the
Barbara Kirkman 1111XiliaTY, 4111(17rtril 11
in connectiOn with- the church who
helped to make ,.the, meeting stich •a
success. Sympathy was expressed to
all who had .4uffered bereavement, and
to all those prevented from attending'
through• ,
1 The hymn **Follow Me, the Master
saith," -was sung, and a most 'helpful
; !tad .inspiring meeting wits brought to 6.
• close with it.prayer for Divine guidance
1.in .the -days .that lie alien(1. offered by
• the president, •Irs.. jack. ,
The re were representatives present
• -Exeter, ILensall; GoderiCh and Sea -
f tom- Auburn, 11(4g -rave, Clinton,
I forth.'
•
LAKE LEVELS
.Levei, the St, Lawrence River. in
Montreal harbor during August was-
...32/e_ejneheleeeeyer than during July
and 7% inches 1-6W-ei-Thsairlif-Atigusti
1040, the Department- of Mines and
Reso-urces report. ,
Level of• Lake Superior at Port Arthur.
during .Augu%, 'WO one-quarter of. an.
inch higher than July and 2% inches
lo werflio n August 1940.
•. Lake , • Huron a t Goderich durinn-
August was 1% inches lower than July
-and five inches .lower than August,
1940. -• ' •
,Lake- Erle at Port. 'Colborne during
ekugust .was 2% int -hes lower than. July
and- 61.4.--inehee lower -than August,
1940.
71,`,. •
OOD CONSERVATION Die
, reserve Now!
,
PRI('ES EFFECTI81E UNTIL ('LOSING TLME SEPT: 13th
'SEALERS
Sm. 95c - •
Large—doz. $L49
RUBBER RINGS„ pkg.. doz.' 5c-
• „
ZINO -RINGS
PAROWAX
doz. .23c
• Pkg. 14c
numBA stAL
Nilltite or blended XXX • .1-1."`"
VINEgAR gal. 39c
KUSTA. RD SEED
Wit& •
PI.CKLINF4 SPICE
C OUND
CEP,TO
EXTRA SenciAL
• .25
Large Size 4
'LEMONS
lb. 35c•
lb. 29e
• Snow Witite
' •
Cauliflower
'1'15c 17c
Cow,an's
• COCOA
" P'g 15c rs 25c
Limeys' Altor)(115;
PORK and 20 -oz.
BEANS tins
TOMATO
JUICE tins P -Ile
eft
20 -oz. tins
qt,
sPAGHErn 9 this'
.4143 -oz
SPAGI1ETTI and. 1 q,
11EAT BALCS' 15-ozi-CPU
3PusTARD 9-oz.
llc
• ,jar
Deep Brown
BEANS 2 15 -oz., 23
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1 PEACHES, PEARS, PLUMS
Supplies are plentiful and pricer,
low. • It's Preserving Time NOW!
Sunkist
ORANGES med., 'size. doz. 31.c
=Eta?' tge. f4talks 2 fb(;r 15c
omoys, Ont.lro.). 3°1bs 13c
tins C
Ontario No..1,
POTATOES 15.1b
p6ck
DP111.1141101st STORES, LTD.
te•V",
sending of $500 of garden • seeds to
Britain and of their safe arrival;
furniture for the recreation room at
rarop Borden, as well as a donation of
$2500 to the Depa rt men t of Na t itenal
Defence), She urged all memhers to be
faithful to their motto. "For Home and
Cauntry," as in se doing even greater
.Intlp in wile activities Imo' i}e- given.
• A social half-hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served by the coin-,
inittee in eharge, after which Mrs. J.
Woods. a former president of -the
Auburn branch, spoke it few words in;
appreciution of the joint meeting. •I
Lake On ta Ho a t ,Kingston during
August was 3M2 inches lower than July
; and 10% inches lower than August.
1940. -
-- - • .4
,
The, real patribts these days are the
young men who give up secure and
well-paid jobA for the dtscoinforts and
dangers of ai...tive service in the ranks.
--Brockville Recorder and* Times,
'War, 'Fo,r: eighteen years he was, a
ember of the senate Of UnivereitY 'of
British Colitiebia. AnThedent
low for almost half -a -century, he held
everi'-oflice wVhin the gift of the local'
fratetnity, and during the, 102V-22 term
was grand master for the. elfritish
Columbia jurisdiction. He was
orary president of St. Andrew'sp, !S.!
Caledonian Soeiety of .Kamloops.
• judge _Swanson was a member of, the
committee Which' negotiated •the Julien
ofeCanadien ehurcheS• and was present.-
,
at the inauairation of the 'United
'Church of at Toronto in Jfine,_
KINTAIL
KINTAIdt, Sept 9..—Mrs. WilfCed
Fattish gave her hoine for :the Sep-
tember meet Inge - --the -
Women's ' Institute Thursdav, iSep-
teinber . 4th. The !fleeting, was in
charge of the, president, Mrs. Robert
Scott. 'The •roll eall -was, anSwered
with "pickling- hints." ,A quilt
by the *Kintait ladies was disphied
and plans Were made for auctioning
it at a (la nee at Eingfhridge. The
subject "TlistOrical -Researeh"
taken by Mrs.. J." Little.. Readings
• were given by Mrs. Duneali McIntyre
and 'Mrs. Wm. Johnston: after which
..M.fs. Johnston favored. with an in-
strumental. • Lund.) wae 'served by
;the hostees. The October, meeting is
to be held at tile home of Mrs. O'Neil,
tho roll being "Canadian Women,
and Why:".
• RURAL SCHOOL FAIRS,
The Pravincial 'Department_ of 'Agri -
milt -tire. tinder whose, auspices -mire
getter)] fairs were held for .some years,
has diseontinued its eonneetion with
these fairs. in it few townships the
loyal school fair ass -organdies are earry-
inr without Government support;
and 'a fair will be held. at Holmesville
, -Don't Put Off, Lay in Wintee's Coal , on Tuesday next, September lOth
New. Dealers Warn". Gosh, and some' Others in this enmity will he: Belgrave,
of us ha ye n • t reit r t out _the U.shes gelltf`nriier-22,nfl ; Grand Bend ,.•;eptent-
f.renn last winter l—WindAer 'Star. I her 04th
RE-CON*RATION WEEK -
The Stand on Guard for US
se !
oWers
..FOR A.RTISTICALLY DESICINED
FLORAT; ARRANGEMENTS' OF ANY. KIND "
Phone Carlow 23u
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LIKES COAX ON THE COB
"Wife of Port; Albert Airman ArrWes
from Wales
STI4PFO11D, Sept. 4. ---Corn (,m
the coli: That, is viThat 1 IMO -best • in
Canada„ We never halt it at home.
nitisSy, but, I like it." That Is
what Mrs. josephine Lee, wiTe of
Leading AirCraftinan Viviad Lee of the
Air Force, Port Albert; said
shortly after .she had ,ageived to 'spend
the winter in Stratford. Mrs, Lee
reached the city last night after an
interesting trip from Britain; a. trip
which she started on August 6 frem
her home, in Cardiff, Wales. .
--Mrs.-Lee was.one of seven "air 'force
who crossed from Britain to
Canada. but the Only one to come on
this far,- The ethers stopped at -King -
stow, where they ere -to jointheir hus-
:40WNSIIIP 'COUNCIL :
COLBORNE TOWN$0ip.
The Township Council met iii t lief"
' -hers present. Minutes of . previtytte
‘:_,4iiolan)t.iint „of Jae. Feagan anti A.lexe Wa t-
(1114asil,i fsatrlitttl.tienitrwrregliiitIlda„rwinitee:ntliiiii:igitr(ir)ill.: .i,r11..1:.lauet;:s:-.
meeting %NT re read and (11o1)ted on,
,
1,1- Ten nIeelt13t.t', riel)1,11,1sor(rlit'lliaJewrrc'ej ri..-81, claim- for
, $15 damages to wheat, causeti by elm*
147-leciOVed by Win. tilar4„., seconeee. by
Alex. Watson, we take 40 aetion on.
Liz(1•1(1114.1:d by the Connell that.
•
e We call a meeting Carlow
• -Sinteniber 1 Oth of:all eplot,holders it WI
Others iliterested.*in the Celberne ceme--
! tele' to discuss ways ani. means of eak-
' ing care of the comet&y.,
INO. 8 was passed, authorizing
bands, who are attached to the Royal.: the Reeve and Clerk to sign- an agree-
, Air Force there. . I el-ment-, with the. Department of High -
Mrs. Lee told a reporler she wasif•wavs covering all Work in conueetion
!tinottg- the few people privileged' towith the road into Sky diarbor airport.
see the convoy in which. ,Prime Miaisteri, , The following road 'i:ouchers and
Winston nitird11111 was a •traveller dur-; bills were ordered Paid :1041 vouch...,
lug his historie visit with President . ere $442.92; John Young, work in
Franklin Roosevelt of the United ' cemetery. $6; James Adams, work irt
States. She.. could hardly he expeetedl cemetery, $6 ;. James McIntire, • lamb
tosay where she,' witnessed the visit killed by dogs- and one sheep injured,
of the Premier, because She happened ; $12 : A, Vanstone, loan to 54, No. 4
to he temporarily • in a spot where • $200 ; L. Peteland. ioan to Union S.Se
Winnie" wae• yisiting and. by saYlag , „Mite, $2,90------- . -- ........
husband -not, to- give ii-evltYlliUtsetteM' Tt li - a ( 2 Pin- 16-11 ' .s.v,f,Lo.w.'s, ( ler
1
that much --Mes......-Lee,..cautietned by her _ - Couni•11 adjourned. to meet ocro'ber
did. not: thitik-Slie lWae revealing, any- " • , - • - ----' -.• •'• -
,
thing ' that has' nof already appeared! • — -
-PORT 4kLBEItT
at the press.' ,
• _,The 'Young woman, married on July!
m•
27, last year, three enonths . before ' -
1 I'resentAtion to Retiring Rect•or —
Leading ,Afrefaftmapo;Lee left fOr Can. 1 i i congregaliOn of Christ eimrch,
.
ada and Pciet Albert,. considers this her, T--' ' •
rifil- Albert, presented their-, retiring
"second honeymeon." .Her year br ,so
: rector.. •Itev, -.A. "A. Maloney. With a
of married life has been fraught with
purst, of money,: and an addreSA in
danger. Thrice her home was bombc,d
'
an !Itch , i Iley t':\ prostsed theineapprecia-
nd then . whtle she figured she would ,
tion 6f his services during the four
ignore, an air raid alarm and stat on
ha ppy yea rs he had' been rite ir
the .,., ...rbund floor a land,mine dropieel, ; ,seelli)orNtee levee. Roe A., A., mtdoney.
stripped the ' hbuse. of almost' ei;e43.- lin,
gone to Edmonton, ;where he is
thing. hut the room in 'which she stop(' !
and levelled many buntlines WIthin m
(.11„1)1„111, t.„ rue ,,Air • Force in.,that „ity.
• , I his- onth the • sera -Ices in thrist
three and four.'hhoekS Of the hejlsc.church are" being trtitren l ihe liev„
Tile people of Britain, Mrs. Lee says,
' eMixter of London, fornterly 4)1'.
dre taking their troubles as, they mine.;lrt Itev.' Mr. •„Mixter,is, an
The air ,raid sirT.n sounds and they .-011tSt41114,1illg speaker, and will •eoniinct
take to their shelters, whether at home the.. ethee,eteeeee. _seeelees in
or in some piddle place, and just Ile1
111 seeeember 21. at
30 i
soon as. they g,et the "all Clear", they
'
are out again and Just as cheeryasif ;
•
nothing had happeeed. `.'Yene eaenet: • •
'kache--Itidneysi_ •
hea f eVirse-hee- sinned_ - 7-14,
know it. I hitve just come, away' from.
those people. They are d
beat this man Hitler and all that he etermined toi•
t -
y
, • Cr. for •
.s",1-1111Pri$s: If,ee°r.'h'ad ,a e • n' the .boa.t 1
eneoute—from- iirithin. She received mod *pia fail. to-romp:dm 'the
seven ipresents from her fellow pas-
Sengers who staged a ,paety - her tserionsne othoefs a badb,afet;ka.d•-
honer. .
•adian riort, as you $niy? I'll tell 3t:01.11.1e ordandt eringareeiedbadth'e.rbukie2eadnuseueygblia:oaln.rit 11dcanse ying- of 1.1.:tiistgreab.atilacevrarn44-:-
"What did do when I eoticed
lights of- our port—your *eaStern Can- •
what I (lid. I joined-, everyone else iing- through, ihe back
odd cried. They were the „first night •I • A psis nethe back is the kidneys'
lights that- we had seen in many a try for help: Go to their•aseistance.
day and _they were enough to make !. .agg' & .box of Doanfa Kidney Pills. ;
,anyone •
d eiek
• A sho're*Stay In. Montreal and another !.
.ane in Toronto seemed ptizzle Mrs. kidlle".A..11ren;OalledY/SPfl• o:arbeackaHrintehe:Cpin aa
..1'i7"
• leee, She could not get over the fact oblon., grey box midi' or tradi
t ha t Canadian restaurants •'serve. niark a- wilifapie Leaf on the.
double and triple decker sandwiches , wrapper.
along with lee wafer -and serviette:i. ell,efusesnbstitutee.. Go' ""Di).itn'a."
And, as she said :• "You can have•eill moblurn* 00" La. Tomo.
kou want. We do, not get that at home -
just now'," s
is •
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CENTRAL. 'IL ANDS. CLUB -
i
MEETS NEW PRINCIPAL
Matters of Interest to Parents and
- • -leachers Discussed
The Central Home and *8(.11001 Club.
after the summer Vilrfl thln, resumed its •
needing:4 on Tuesday afternoon. • Prin.
dna! Ilryans,met' the eltri) and an in-
ormal discussion ensued . on 'Various ,
matters of interest to parents,.
int pupils" home work and the new '
•flairt ro rd s. The parents were as-
r'cl that every assiStanee •.would be„'„
given ehildren in their weak subjects.
Mrs. C. 'Baxter presided. She spoke
ef th$ present method of teaching read- .
ing end said sta.) considered 11 far
operation givby
en the• former prin-
illbl3i
eipal„ Mr. II. M.2 Sha eldet on. was ON' 0911.1tiOnCofGnigwhen
•
. opp'
Keep a tin always handy.
hard work oUt of heavy cleaning..
Ziptorue useFlake a
4.
pressed. by, Mrs. Reel dit t and Mrs. •
ifig, the summer 10 join the Royal (*an- clears cloggeo. warns, keeps out-
,
:lawn Air Form .
'etre 'Fred Price. ehairman `• of the sanitary and odorless,
finance, e(Immittee. announced that a houses .eours pots and an's.; takes the
rummage sale would el)e , heed this
month at the selM01.. •
• Mrs'. O. L. Parsonsconvener of the
war work eommittee, thanked the meme
hers for their donations of ehildren's
r
go mente. for the, woriveof the Red
Shield, which WPTP Olt display at the
1 11P.gry. A committee minim sed of
Mrs, Parsons, Xr..s. Cliff °Holland, Mrs,
Jenkins, ..:frt.T.* Lockhart, Mrs, Coats
and Mrs. Wilmot was formed ft) take
charge' of sowing (mei) a week.
Mr. Themes' mein was awarded flu:**
prize for having • the Inrgeet immber •
themeeting. Nft:s
Moon, Mrs. Warren and Mrs.,' 'Wilmot
will prepare the progioarm for Jhe next
Mri4. eXtended 0 welcome ,
16 the parents 'Of children • who are 410:
ginning' sehool for the firet time.
' Mrs.. Baxter anhouneed . that the
regional' eonferenee for Huron, Perth
(111(1part of"Wellington e'ounty will lie
hold in Victoria .styeet United elturch
on' Tuesday afternoon and (1441111,74
'ao, when Um, Silcox., Pro.
Kowa. wk4u
ilt •he. pret.
`111- &wits kidded to ,ellange, the date
af inOting from TooPdhoty theY second
Timfmtay night of ofteik month,
f
uperier to nfis previous one.
0 need for hard rubbing and
The Club's appreOation Of the co -
TAKES
RI
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SCOURING,
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