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NLIST TODAY
99th 1Batter.,
WUNGHA 'r ONT.
2GQ ALL RANtS NEEDED, 1�i
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J:)BZV'ERS,, CANNERS,' MOTORCYCLISTS, COt)KKS,
I'RADESMEN," MECHANICS', . SIGNALLERS
The 99th Battery is now an active service unit and all
officers and non;commissioned officers are from this' district.
Opportunity of advancement for all,.
DO NOT DELAY.,, Apply to
Officer in charge of Armouries at Wingham,
AI
Lust Kincardine,' WaIt ertoii.
DUNGANNON
UNG•A °` O,N, Sept. 25'.,-,14r. God:
ve'r'y itafl has returned to the village
after ra stay of .a. 'few wks at lad
farm 'home,
Mr.s. Rebeeea Caldwell .has returned
to her hole„rafter tr nt_arsIng ease •of
Mr. Arthur Drown of Dtandas, ac-
companied by his.. aunt, Mrs, 'Nelson ,
.dCou411, of 'Stratford, spent the week-
end with Mrs. 0..0. Drown,
Visitors witki' fir. land Mrs.. Ita,rvey
Stole on Sunday' were Mr. and Mrs.
,Arthur Sparks find. dao hter Ruth and
Mr: and ' Mts. .Fred, . Hulls and; on
Kenneth, ola, Fort Klgin.
:lir.. and Mrs. Jas. , Wr lth• and
,(xertrInte, ,of . Veeswater, .visited Mr.
and l rs. 'sack Errington on; 'Sunday.
I3orn.--At 'Goderich go pita”, .Tues
day, September 1,0th, to Ur. and Mrs.
Melvin Stewart, . (nee, Cara Reed),. a
son, Melvin Wayne.
Mrs. Vrank iOourtiee had a success-
ful auction sale of cher° village tesidenee'
and household effect's. Mir. and Mrs.
"Hugh Stewart purchased the property
'and intendto retire to it from their
tfarm on the 4th concession of Ashfield
thin fa11. Mrs. Oourtiee will live for
the time being at Toronto, but ,rhoPes
,,hex , onlyeventually to reach California, where . son realties; and where: she
intexlds to Make her -home. Personal' + 11 ti41�
ArrangeMents have. been orrery by the ,tCarotterielt BOA
''Health ,,to holt aides on• FRIDAY AFTERNOON,'
OCTOBER 3rd, at the loWn schools : Their will', start int the
Separate' School about 1;°'10D at the Central School, 'About 2
and at the Victoria * Sc1io L after recess. Children will, be
inoculated against diplitheiRa, ll -pox and seailet fev'et::
1
CAPT. R. S. HETHERIN TON
Officer. Commanding
GOD -SAVE THE KING
BAYFIELD
ioAYFIP`LD,'Sep t• 24._Messrs: Keith
Gemeiiihardt and Stuart Sturgeon of
'their'
e
Preston spent the week•�nd at it
homes in the village.... •
.A.S. Bob 'MCLeod is spending his
leave with his pkr-eats---after having
been on convoy duty on • the North,
Atlantic; for some tine.,,:'Bob is serve:
ing on etre or the .destroyers which
were acquired by 'Catihda from.: the;
U.S.A. .
Mrs. .4 Mynas of Burlington ha-.
bought the B'oy (,,property on the Tey-.
rale' and has t'alken possession.' She
moved' from �^Butli.�a,,,gton on • ."Monday.
We welcome her return `to the village.
Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Ring of Sarnia
spent the week -end .with the latter's
mother, Mrs. C. •Parker. . Mrs Parker
and Mrs. Mary 'Cox accompaMed them
or, their return to Sarnia for a° visit.
l)ongratulations�%are e�ttended to lir.
arid Mrs. Jack -Parker, who celebrated,
their silver .wedding anniversary on
tiaa t ti tel ay, September 20th. They enter-
• trained at a faintly dinner. •_
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ritchie of Elm -
vale . pont the week -end with the fat- i
Mrs. Geos
a, e
Mr. er's
parents, g .
t
1 �•,
King. . . i : •-..,tt <.
"fir .�`ti..W. Bing left last week fore
Detroit" after liaviilg spent the summer
at her cottage, ''King', Bluff." •
iVi'r. 1:. A. Featherston andeh;is bro-
thtr, I.- Feather ton, :were here ,on
Sunday. On their return to Hamilton
they were accompanied • by 'Mrs.
Featherston, who has taken an apart -
mere in Hamilton for thus inter,
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Fisher of
Waterloo_ spent •the"'week-end with the
former's aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards.
Mrs. It. J. Watson and M�aster•Edwards
at•conroanied them on their return on
Monday for a few (lays' visit. •
•• :�/:rz(s Betty Gairdner left on Monday
fc►r ' e�w ,york w(1%er0..she.. is "taking. a '
Posts rraduateo,course in, 'journalism .at
Columbia University."
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson of Lon-
don visited,._.the formbr's. mouser, Mrs.
Jas. Ferguson,•. over the week -end. .
Miss Peggy 'Boyd of Kitchener was
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.•
i� -en
• wei�k ii
G: V�.°Woods, over the
.
'Mrs. Claude Robbins and slaughter
Claudine, who vent some weeks with
her mother, Mrs. W. J. McLeod, re-
turned to Detroit can _Tuesday
Mr. 'Charles; Parker of 'Preston was
with his parents, -Mr. ,and Mrs. J.
Parker, over the, week -end. " •
Mrs: Ahnie !Shields spent the week-
end et ter home in 'G.oderich.
ASHfFIELD
.S. ' Meetin .-The mSeptember
'CV.M g
'meeting of the W:MA:S. of Ashfield•
2'r� byterian• ehureli was held at the
hot e' of Mrs. Russell :Bisset, with
twenty-four '• 1nswerieg the roll call.
Mrs. D. I r %iaLKe,nzie presided: The
devotional part was taken by Mrs.
Gibson and Miss Annie Mae 'MaeDon
alt". A -letter of appreciation and
thanks from Mrs. Esier, now of Brant-
ford,. was read by the secretary. �A
paper ore `°Reconseeration" was read by
Mrs. N. ••G. "MacKenzie. -Mrs. Howes
read a paper; oh "A Word for the
Foreign -born," and Tena 'Buckingham
a pa'x r on the power of the Bible to
,ohange our, lives. Mrs. N. J. Mac-
'Kenzieeave a paper on Mr. Morden. at
Moo�sinee : ( hove• he gave - the Cree
Indians the Bible in their sown
language. Mrs.°.N..1. MacKenzie sang
"Hold Thou My Hand," and Mrs. D.
R. 'MacrKenie cloned the. meeting with
prayer. ` For the thank -offering meet-
ing in October the Society will meet
in Ripley with the Ripley auxiliary
and will he addressed by Miss Ander-
son, returned missionary from Koirea.
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•It le much easier to
weeds out of a garden
ruption out -of tile -heart.
B
pull up many
then one AV
mommilmemmo
GROCERY BARGAINS. FOR THH WEEK
CEREAL
(''owan's. I ERFEC;'ION
COCOA.
BORN FLAKES
Ii ;.VES'
LEMON OIL
2-1b. Plig.c
TiC 1 -lb. 1n 1 Tin L ell.
Kellogg's
Aram -
Two S•Vro• .m.son-'planes my .above a' solid bank a, elogds, .While the
f 4tuudent Air Observers , iilot ' their cnurses without. seeing the ground.
Mr, .'Raymond Brown, who we had:.
t} ought to , h fve taken a •trip. to 'the
peach erchar(s,` instead went to TillsonL
•burg and 'watched' the process of the
tobacco .industry. He does -report hay-
.Ing- picked Same line specimens of
peaches off two trees •at • home the first'
of this week. SO we say, fine. peaches
can grow around here, too. , •
• Red Cross Quota, --Following is the
quota of Red Cross articles to be made
by ,the Dungannon branch : JSeaman's
comforts -10 acre caps, navy or grey
,10 pairs longi grey stockings00 10 turtle-
neck sweaters,. navy : or gtOS ; 10 pairs
Mitts, whole, navy or•.ieather-faced ; 15
pairs -socks, plain, heavy service, -navy
or grey, per month for October, Novem-
ber and, December. army and Air
:Force comforts. '5 searyes, khaki; 5
helmet., khaki, 'or alternative caps,
:khaki or ' grey ; pit 'pa lts gloves, khaki;
5 turtleneck sweaters, khaki or grey,,,
per mont'hu:f�ir14'ctotier, N'ovember ands
Decemiler. .
Address on Health Matters.--JIon.•
'George Hoadley, formerly a . Cabinet-
Iin' stilee'Al vernment,
'Co
A fi 1 'Colborne and
will sss the s e d
b h ,
West Wawanosh •unit's of the 'Canadian
I±ederation of • Agriculture in the Dun-
gannon Parish Hall . n 'Otrtober 1st, at
8 o'clock. ,No 'adni'ssion charge is
tieing made and it is urged .that mall
possible sfttend this meeting. It will
lie of particular interest 'to 'wives' and
mothers.- Mr. Hoadley will speak ,on
"Munidipal Health," and how` -it ca•n
,be worked out in each towpship. '°.
Miss' Beryl ,Elliott .and girl friend,.
Miss Preda Baker, of 'New Liskeard,
are „visiting . relatives and , friends
around Dungannon, -
Address on Newfoundland. --A pleas-
ant 'afternoon was enjoyed at the I)un-
, annon 'United' chaf,e11 .when the Wo-
men's Association entertained the
ladies' of the other local churches and
neighboring eireuits in hearing Rev.
0: Howse of the Ashfield circuit, who,
has Koine from ,Newfoundlandthis
summer. The speaker, who was intro=
,duced leg Mrs.- John Blake, a former.
member of ,,the Ashfield circuit, gave ,a
vifill description of the island, which.
is the tenth largest island in the
world, and Is -noted for its mining and
'fishing industries, + I•t was froin Signal
,Hill on the island that -Marconi sent
his firf wireless message. These' facts
were marc Impressive when heard from
a native ----of rhe island. A hearty vote
of thanks was given to Mr. and -Mrs.
Rowse for their presence. Besides
the devotional period and business part
lerl-by the. president, Mrs. (''haas..Alton.
lir:. .Jas,.: I le n n gave .a paper on
`v'TIa' eetnleient•'Help for Modern Needs."
Mrs. Davidson sang a favorite' hymn
and- Miss- Fern Alton gave. a 'solo, "If
N11othcr .(:tiuldLI_.ive, on Forever =' Rev.
W: P. Newman read a l`itlTe, is ern;'"f(71-
lowing with Prayer. During the bus;- ' •
mess of the meeting it -was decided to
send 11 letter of appreciation to Mrs.
(;ourti•ce for.her'work on• .the flower
eommitt(tn. Mrs. ,Robt. Moore read the
Seript•ure lesson. Atter -MI•. Howse's
(iid`drh s. all'rOpaired.to -the basement.
where refreshments were served at 1
fourtables representing the seasons of
the year and' decorated' accordingly.
.' After lunch tab1e had a rep'r('scnt-
ative to recite : Mrs. Davidson. Beth
Ie('•nnne11, .lir. Newman ,.ori(}- Mrs.
t, Thoinpson I:dmunds 11 Visitor:
'Ilerb Stathers gave a word ofthanks-.
giving for the harvest and asked, 'that 1
1111 ,night-shm-`''F'an a little chil4I like)
me thank the Father fittingly?" • .-•e
KINGSBI IDGE
KIN,Gsinti1>'GE, Sept. 24.--Jlrs•i .T.
Waallaiee and danght('r Ia:ileen are
vi'i11ng Detroit and Maidstone at pre- 1
i'sen t.
Mr. aitd. Mrs. P. O'Brien of Mai(1-
itone end Mr. 'hos. Joy of Detroit
visite(" among th)eir` friends here overt
4he'wee":-ehtd.. 1Jrs, •Toy and little son,
'wlio have spent the last week with MN.
:Joys mother, hate retairiie(1 til De-
troit.`
air. JeeE1. Sullivan of Detroit"spent.
se►vera" platys `Irt•rc' laAt w'(,e((.
Ir. crud'►?Ire, Jim. Morrison of Duly-
lin `visited .here last week:
Mr: l.eori Sullivan leaves thio week
.fair. `CS'inldror. "We are glad to know
there will Sill he a light,,. shining
throu;; i Sire window of 'that eVer• 1105-
pit;0)le "Sullivan, :orcin. ,as . Mr. and
Mrs. Mef'a�rtliS''and family itis
tend ritoving into it in the near future.
Mrs. Herb. •1 aniprey visited. ' her r{presen•taati ee of, war guest children,
.slaughters in Toronto last week. s (Tunes (Pat f, Hume left for Toronto
Dr. and 'Mrs: Bolster, of •Paris. .on ',Saturday, to registerin the,' Faculty
visited- friends in town last week. of Arts at the University -of Toronto:
Miss' Marjorie Macke is' spending a He will specialize in mathen'tatics and
'vacation at 'Mon•treal% and Ottawa: physics. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sears' leave thiS lir. ,Robert Carrie; of New T.isiQQeard,
week for their new home at Auiburn. spent, the week -end • with his grand -
Mr. John Gillespie, of Whitechurch, mother, .mm .'E. W.. Carrie. He has
was a visitor xn.town on Friday last. signed with the. Air -Foiee.:after .pre=
Mr. and Mrs...Ohas. Thomas of 'Strat- liusinatry training' at Galt.
ford visited friends in town on ‘Satur-: kr a group of mule nurses graduated
day.
at the .Ontario Hospital, Sv hitby, •last
Mr. W=illiam McSween has .return( (1 night was William Saunders. of Gode-
to Galt 'after a visit with relatives in ' ric'h, son of • Mi•. and ., Mrs. C. K:
town. • • , 1 Saunders. • .,
Mr.' and Mre F. •II' IIew•son of -New- 'Mrs: Isabel Miller, of Ukiah, Cali-
marrket are the guests of the 'misses , forn'iai, lir. and Mrs. C. M. Tuttle and
Strang. ' lir. and Mrs. Ted Warnicke,-of Detroit,
Mr ,a ad firs Harry B. Stowe of visited over• the s�•.eek-enol- vtmith airs
These services are free for all - children, whether at-
tending school, or not, and: parents art urged to have their ,
children at the above schools and at* the hours mentioned.
The treatments are not compulsory and the Consent of
parents, must" be obtained (preferably in. writing), before
n,
'the, childrecan be treated.
6R. W. F. 0 -ALLOW,
Chairman Goderich Board of Health.
Inserted by the Goderich Board of Health
LAKE: SAILORS ON OCEAN
Relieving British Mariners on Atlantic
Ships
'Throato. were week -end ` visitors in ,Miller's file ►w end nee, ' i,- Del MONTREAL, Sept._.,. 23.—Canadian 1
.,,,
.. � and other
from Toronto
town'. ,� . • , 'S".or•thy and lli�, Gertrude Worthy. hake s,aiiors .
parts of.Ontario and Quebec are
Mrs. Thos. Sirnpeon.t Of 'Stratford,' Miss Betty Bell is in Port Colborne,
is- Visiting at the home of Mrs, .1'ohn where she will act as bridesmaid for
Storey. _ . her • cousin, •lt.iss , 1sa111e , Elliott,
' 1 gli g 1� � .
�Mr. Pre Wli%ttin h• t' i
d „ aln of Galt Air= daughter •iif ."firs. 1.11iott and the letel
craft School spent the week -end ' with Lewis Elliott•,, :est hichf- takes plat.* this l
his. parents ..here. • .. week. , '
Mr. Ed. ;,Beek has returnee} frernetr t ' Mr.- .1. -'1.'.° Newell of. Toronto made_ a
two weeks' visit with his soft ,et brief. visit to town; on Saturday. Ilea
Commanda, Ont. • m and � Mrs. _ Newel+ --Dent the- week -end
"bliss Marina .Patten lets rettsrtied, v ;til teletises ,at Stretford end on
from a• visit with \Ir. ;tll Mrs. T1erbert 'Sunday celebrated the .forty-third an-
':(`ranston -at Toronto. .. nise=esairy Of their •wedding.
Miss Betty LeRoy of Coiling-wood"Abr.E.,AA Elliott, of New Yorkesleilt
snent the. wee": -end with Mr -.and Mrs. a -few dales with relatives' its town. this'
A. Marele, Victoria" •trere. , week, Mr: Elliott, wale is .coiinected
• , Mrs. F. W. White of (`iiarthatn wars a witli a • large- advertising agency. in
wee": -end• visitor in town: `t¢he guest New York: was attending a convention
of Miss Rose Aitken. of adwnt}sing ex'•erts at Toronto lest
Mr. cosi Mrs. W. N. M-T,,)nald and «eitl .
son. of Huntsville. visited at the hrinie , Dr: and Mrs. F. J. •.R. Forster have l
of .Man McDonald. Brock street. .this returned to .-their none atStratford
week. days s ii' ".i (y 'Ci
LA(`: '.Teff" Pnrrow•., Port ,Ail,:�rt. While there -lit•. °,P•o'tster attended a1
s. a patient in a Landon .hospital with.; Meetin., .of the .Canadian `Ophthalmol- 1
a broken Teg,.-..sustained while' playing ! ogical Soc•iet', :held in ,Chateau Front -.i
football. ' entre Friday and Saturday. I
I,
. Lee Scott left ,for Toronto on Mon -1, Mies .Emil}t�Bisohanan has. 1Aeturited ••I•
day to register in the second 'year of; from a visit to Nev York "City; where l'
the eour e in '('Melvin':0 •engineering at she spent several days weth. her bro-1
the T'ni;ersity of -Toronto: ' t ther, Mr.• George Buchanan of Cuba..l
Mr. and Mrs. James X. R'iarginv have I1 Was a "'flying trip" in earnent, both I
gone to reside in London. Their home G Miss Buchanan and her brother making i
on West street will he occupied by Mr. ' their respeetrve' journeys by 'airplane.
:Wellington. of the C.P.R. station stag,; .
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Edwards were in! - Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!� i
Toronto on Wednesday ,as guests of "Weddings are sometimes sad pe-!
Lieutena'tlt•rGovernor'• and Mrs. Haat-` easions," remarks at' writer. , Even the
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at a ten given. for. the British : eitke is often::3in tiers. - • I
....ter
after•a fewl.t pet n Quebec ty .
I
•
ing a vital part in the }Battle of 't e
Atlantic, marine authorities said today.
They were eeferring to the .number bf
lake •seinen "and engineers who had
given • up their, inland, water jobs: to
relieve British -sailors for trans-At-
lantic ships. - •
Today, more of the lake men, were
putting the finishing touches on the
freighter Sorekloc, 'a sister ship of t}ie
Novadoc,. ` which Tfeiindered during
lake storm last November,- in prepar-
ation to taking- tine Ship into the coast-
al trade for the winter.
Two more of the- Patterson Steam-
ship Co. -fleet, the Laehindoc and the
Troisdoc, alreadyshare gone into' Winter
service on the coastal. trade .with their-
lake, crews intact. In command of the
Troi ctpc 'is 'Capt, Norman Somers; well
known along the waterfront in Toronta
Another former lake vessel,' the
Turret Coe..it,,• was floated from ata‘
eastern drydock today to . join the
othens shortly . in the deep sea trade.,..
Only a few •months ado, the 'Turf
courL,w.,o s•- nothing more_..than u;>mskt
hulk, but today, according„.to Navin
Wu. sbe is as staunch a hiup as ever-,„
sailed. The bauxite • trade from the
West Indies' is now -keeping a number'
et lake ships busy, and already hund-
reds of tons have been brought .north:
in the holds of lake :freighters. `:•
..411 sailors of ships with contracts
with n.
.the Canadia. Seaniaa'.s....-Urilopt
will he green . ari'1$8 per Month Bost of
living' -bonus retroactive 'to the ogees
ing of navigation .•1ast APT'il, . itWakt
announced! today. Ther ;bonus, it was
stated, ,would bring wages on Can -
adieu ;chips up CO the 'highest 'level
since 1919.
`University of Western Ontar
..Ex
rte
nslon
Department
Frenelr 20 begins Sat.„ Sept. 27,, at 1.30 p.m.
Geography 20 _ „ 27 '” 3..30 p.m.
Englcsh 21 ' >, ..,w► „ .17 ,, 4:30 p.m.
Classes meetever- second *aturd4• in the public school a:.
'WINC•HAM•
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- ('ourses count towards degrees and ptrmane it firsts.
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HOLMESVILLE
IIO'LME S"'II'JI. '., i•k-pty 23, --quests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mr`. John
Potter were Mr. and Mrs. Itolvbina arils"'
Mr. and Mrs, t'ieker, all of Iluriington.
A number from hero attended an-
niversary services at Ebenezer on, Sim-
i day, Rev. Ar Sinclair of Ill•rtair- t►e}n
the 'cw'iaciaal preacher for the day. Mr.
Sinclair. a former ',orator of Holmes
will$) (*Mirth, delivered . two- slplettdiel'
'sermons. Rev. II. p"�'ilrliflg tool, the
nrviee:i .at myth.
firs. NtcVittie,` of Lon.desloero, spent
a few days the past week with the
Mi see +I;rnily' and. Minnie Proctor.
Mrs, T. :ilt.til)onald and Miss Grace
Goodfellow, TeeSwater, >: pent ,lundayr
with Mr, awl' Mrs. Elmer Potter.
Mr.and MN. Miner Potter attended"
the wedding of Ulm' Peggy ;61enono.1(1,
daughter of Rev, O. II. • .MA:",mads",
• LuelcanW, on Tuesday.
MANY TBOUSA NDS of Canadian'
thotorist- will ` ,have to do without
- "Presto ne" Anti -Freeze this winter.
The supply of "Prestone" Anti«Breeze is
very much below normal because the
tiasic raw materials used in making this
o , .
•faniotn anti -freeze have, in large part,
been •diverted.toessential war industries.
Our fighting force, here and overseas,
will benefit by -this war -time' use of
the ingredients.normally used in
thanufactnring Prestone" Anti -Freeze.
• REMEMBER THESE FACTS 1F YOUR DEALER IS UNABLE TO SERVE YOU
"PRESTONE" ANTI FREEZE is made by the a sanufacturers of "Eveready" Flashlights and'$atsts'ies
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