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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-10-09, Page 4{ FISU and IPS a 't0 NOT % SPECIAL KEA TO AL CONNE1141ERS ? There must he a tot morn sjaaee tfo- Tae apuc°sti= of to at r.(Tr> nti4atre ;day > an;, a the local attic, se- . is a¢ n e ser t came 74' ttt.? diMe¢ntigraents anti, hiss sheds Chain there gas D A e ire 1Wiij�as $:a�Ytnz,, t<lac ��r,1aaaa 6 Fat: wog&. a, -Week :ngtr; Judging •bs flue• qtaantaaes coral ince. The_Se , Sweatebs are' ,Ps..„ of aaewsiralle . magazines, rags. tires, zentizl if we are to en,salve the OOnafOrtsliatblier. strap• iron and li(rttl which TEM GIOU GAA WKS. SIlt CION*.h JUNIOR, HURONITE0 or TORONTO OWNS 'RESP014111 TO ArrEA.I. FOR $AITVAGE liCEICTING AT HOLMESVIUE David Orem Helping to "Finish H' th ed Missionary Tells ,p' Corul�t.fl To Hold J3o rhii Party and B�; the: Joh" r talons in Central : Meatiug " ott Oetgber itth • i' -' The !Hu m! '�¢Iuty Junior Assoeiaa- lhe.- � �-"�t• (.• ltd taa� ai, as is a tion rrf Toroitw have.Made Plans. Sot a l'la¢u :�a > `i'io u an a 'iii gioaaaarY @ocie lrfawlthg perry $ib be heist• a'S the Ceaatral for. W, ,St 1 -into' • ssas held on Monday, I3o ling iinai ltecl,eataona Club 2t Shep- -n le the � ,. g in the $Ialan�vildt= chtircli, flied r _ t parr --street, fu Sd#tnra3uy.: er�ettinl�, leadership of nlIrs. IL C. Wilson of October ,18th, zst 5.30 p. . 'A large ;�111>urrn.. : crowd is expected and an invitation is Of Q I i eaa ata, talk braraehes ; f the . , , , - _ . , • extend to ' alb ,Ilurenitea. ,and their . • . ,� visite d�ltresetil • gat the i:ghdll&t¢mti The upetattia ttioualtila ,petioli at. the ed THS -REST E THE Q�ldenGatecafe PRONE 272 (Next to ,Do:aiiimtion Store) Tar R 1 I') 0th, 1%4t YOUR EYE$- DE$RVE; iTHE BEST .q'c -im.. The OzItairo Divisi,n is far louil'dinag on .Satt_urday. ' IIiaornuilag 6essiooe was conducted ° by, friends to join' *with' them' and renew lreknflafi its the quota requirements of trucker and crew started about 9 a members the' tio(ierieh. ti ictoria' old acquaintances. this article. Vii' ¢i d braalcltes lri • o'eloe4 that morning to cover the town} street Au:s.iliary, 5Irs, Plias.. , Youn ,I After the,bowliaing a s port biisIne�-s asci every 'effort to Pro cote sniff: e>a• - , - l `airs. R. Phillips and Mk�3 Gertrude 'mcetin ; tvi11 be'held,,to .elect town. and in a systa?ni:atic fKlliea'tion, • Numbers of f (r^i1T a e workers in, the making of''•The district ,representatives ,for tale coming � t�f.'� .�b��'%3tf?raar: Yf we i:�m tA��S.'1'offiA�' , _ ` y Worthy. The theme was T (' faith. _., � ; ctati�an, had �ci•sibl'y ,forgotten tFaodu Iiia efficiency.and greatly increase the " 'er fin the 'l'ic'k -up. and consequently by such ' e live" (1 John 5:4). season, after,,, which lunch will be : s ° plies ... for _ a { had' u(►t piled their salvageon the The e treasurer's .-report `showed , a served and prizes. presented, , � , . aich eyed the blec ager wewinter boulevatrd s or sidewalks. seeing decease in' gicings from hast sear,. - The Association is very anxious to monthsd an, objective for the wiaatea` ,i neighbor'rs contribution, they prompt bfit it was hoped to have them up by hear from all Young people. from A, special request has" just arrived .13' gilt their swn out. hut this neeessi- p the endof fife year. ° Huron county who re now residing in from. England ati t;i for i f tatted a ,second trip for the trtae*iters ; Mrs. Jas.- Howard of North street, Toronto and would appreciate if they ono ttg and . lam ,0 pa. s ofGo(leri�h; was chosen as delegate to wvonld` get in touch with one ° of the tea bois tcieki,ngs, in you respond, and it' was elose to 05 o`clotll; before the 1 the Conference branch atleeting. executive `eotnncalttee. President, r- tt► this appeal? last Ff ad reached the building i Words of welcome were given by don' L. Fowler, 200•Gott ngham street. • 6 ;The Women's Voluntary Service coag.- Some citizens helped' aly delivering LAWN It%TI4 T 1t -G ptie to distribute supplies ies In huge their own• salvage. one hto had so ld yMrrs's,• Ali-'m''E. ., 3'B1eo%ndit'tioel< Midway 6043, Secretary, -,Ken. C. Stan- oiIfoln3Feesvtillieleld ire-nl bury, 9 Keewatin ave., Hylanid .6632, ' quantites to victims of Nazi° raids in hishome malting several trip' with �oilded. ° all parts of the United. Kingdom .: securely bundled nesspapers, maga- The r4)11 call of organiz;at ens 1N -as GRANDMOTHERS' Dili On. 'Tae. day night mixed doubles' Thousands upon thousands of blankets zine,, and other •secondary materials. conducted by firs, I . C. Wi15on, the Grandmothers' D,ay°wars observed at r. and quilts, sod s, stockings, pyjamas, Ou`' Jaiondatc' afternoon some of the were played at the bowling ;teens, as well as eases of ed elothiati and boy's at the 'Collegiate transferred ,She Mrs, r..Price and T. P itf�hairtl ,,were °thousands of tins of 'applesance, jam, a: ed a&euraulatal'aminum from that ,tl various secretaries giving their re- the regular meeting of the 'Women's ports, • •• Institute On Thursday last in..)1aeKay A' musical number " by ;six ,little Hail, with airs. Chester Johnston pre drst ; Mrs. A. Meeennell and 3. W,. ac- and vegetables, are being distributed school to the Exhibition building. Hohnesvillegirls Suss follo�•ed by re- siding. Two groups were formed for Mrs. J, R. heeler' and, �* leadership second; M Wi to ;,he needy peva'_o le every month. ,The I Alt(�'gether there was a gratif yin„ ports from the. departmental secretor winter Work under the lead p. . oP W. 3 Hodge, third ; Mr, and Mrs& FredCanadian Ped Crass` now has its stip- response to the appeal and the Board ies�•"\Iissionary Monthly and `.World . the branch directors who • plane the Rouse, fourth. 1 plies in six . warehouses and other of Trade officers are very grateful to Friends,"' Mrs, W. Pickard-, Clinton:; activities. Mrs.. Thos, Glazier was ap- In the local men's doubles on Ion- depots in various • parts of Great all those who contributed' in any way. temperance, Miss. Maud Stirling, Bay- .pointed convener of the luneh coat- lir, and Mrs, a. L. Cole are attend: day night, L. kounn and S. Il;obinson. Britain. t Fighting on the Rustic Front mittee representing- the Women's Insti- , field ; literature, 31rs. James 31 ill, mg the LalIIa-4fioy wedding in. takes possession this week. • oron o. Ginner Dick Weston, of No. 1 - 'or a thorough Eye ,Examination Telephone 9r 4q• Glses In the Newest Styles • at, Moderate Prices, ♦A IF IN NEED OF EYE SERVICE CONSULT COLE R.O. ° a OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Phone 91 111011111111111111111.111111116, GA'el,._.; erich PERSONAL MENTION in FBay field last week.. Lieut. 'W. G. Freele of R.A.F., Port Albert, lavas, leased the residence sof Mr. Jas. V. Carrie, Cambria. _ road, and won first prize, •with J. Lander and E. LNFOR:IIATIO\ ON SALVAGE 6 The• Board of Trade is veru appre- Clinton • supply Mrs A • Colclough tute who are to have charge of the Allison second The prizes both nights 'Notification has come from Ottawa ~ h t b 3I Blyth junior groups Miss Gertrude lunch .at She Red dross wort" rooms eiarive of tea«las since. Fen y r, , Blyth; were �. spent .the chickens._, a _. w a .>chan ;e in the market pride of • David Green; who has spent reversal Worthy, Godericii. on Tuesdays. s., :Norman Toms of De- Manning, Depot, Toronto �3ir and lir waste rubber, • The following prices M . Mrs, O. Ginn and Mrs. A,"MacAuley troit visited lir, land' Mrs. E. R. Weston week end' with his parents, air: and days 'at the F,•chibition building, sort- Afternoon Session BASEBALL FANS DLSAPPOollTED are quoted f.o.b. Toronto: Tires, $15 int and trinb up the different' ma- The afternoon session opened- with had charge of the ,program and with last wee):, .Mrs, E, R. Weston. West street, Goderich baseball fans followed a ton; tubes, a t 'a ton; rubber boots terials. With' piles of material Icing a worship.• period conducted by mem- Mrs. -lf.. McKee and Mrs. W. Dbak' Pte. George Brown of the Elgin ,. . and -shoes, $14 a "ton, This information hers of the Blyth a?4uziliary. airs, Fere dres,�ed in costumes represent - h. Mrs. Lulu Crane of Detroit spent Re,iment, stationed fit Sussex, 'New closely the worlds :cries' baseball Lr d,afloat in every direction, the job of ins the dresses of the perio(1 1341 to the week -end with. Mrs. E. 'R.' :4 estop, Brunswick, .spent a few days with hi a was for branches an salvage: wch Henderson of Gode rich favored Nvith contest between •the'''ew York° Yankees are aware of the fact that' shipment sorting it would have discourage(i a-1 with t 1 M 1941 3Ir� Ginn read several old:tillne ,, use - a so o w accompaniment by rs „ •3j est street wife at their home at 46 Lighthouse and the Brooklyn Dodgers, Sympathy i rates by truck -or rail in Ontario aver - O • recipes and poems ,of cestercears and .-1Ir, and airs. W. J. ,Peacock, South street. -. seemed to be almost one hundred per' age anywhere from $3 to $5 a ton: but not air= (,green, n i. own Mrs. Howard introduced firs. Darn- community singing of old-time songs Signaller H U 1 cent. with the Dodgers and there was Shipment Oct 2nd:Army and Air initiative le tackled it, and when bur- in,� missionary of- Iiitauaat. B.C'z, who was enjoyed. Prizes were given to teat' disappointment over the ori -! its^ --2 sleeveless sweat-' ers are int-ited tai' see what Goderieh y Mrs. S. Greenslade as the oldest grand- Fore* coittEo . g pp t told of her wort. anion„ the Indians, 'come. four games to one in favor of the l ers, 30 rifle mitts, `23 .two-way mitts,' has to offer in the form of salvage „,,,,,,g an outline Of the work at mother present, and for the smallest Yankees. The Dodgers certainly had ! 2 pair half -mitts, Beengee Clothing• they will i>e, owing to the efforts of • Kitam.it since the first missionary waist -line Mrs.. M. McKee won 'the L. Malcolm Thorns, Bayfield. Camp Borden on 5uuday, hard luck, with. players injured and the 9 quilts, 4, quilts, 4 men's underwear, 7•Mr, Green. able tel see what they are went there some silty years ago. act-ord. Mrs, A. Foster celebrated he' airs. D. J. Lane is attendings meet :Sirs. E. W. Carrie i� in Toronto this "breaks" o£ the game going decidedly' 10 women's nightgowns. 1 baby jacket, getting ,and may be induced to, i.n- told (afuth �aau z'i1 res ase of wedding- anniversary nearest the date jug at Toronto of the Provincial execu- week attending the meeting of the u :....... .... ......-� ,. _,... ,,..,.e*.,.=, m..,..•. -.," -.._ ,' �,... '.w - q.. _- ... ,,.� _...: h .... .. --•,: �i''�..•, e.-. �R'-A-...m...... .:. ...„----.i.-._.e......-.--«...>�_ ._ . _ C '• the. Indians to the Christian teachings. of I1ie meeting and Mrs. Phillips elc°e oto the Presbyterian W:�fi:S. r .1}: Ttttatio Hr,spital Aide Association against them,. e Yankees mac Ire . i woman s sweafer, 1 sleeveless swea�at= c aye their bilis. )tetter machine: but. winning- or er, man's: 1 p 'r *Otte,. 4 it women's ,. : `Chean..asked hoot him Fra Pft i Mrs. H mil on.., -.o -- God ich i :t • w.as f:elebrating her birthday that disc: :lir. and airs.Chas.'Heale left on .being ht�ld in the Royal fork l otf�l. the � M a t f, G ear n ra� .�.., ,._ .losing, the. Dodgers remain the favor- syoekees, 1 pair men's socks, 2 pair boys' task, Mr. Green vigorously disclaimed cluced Mrs: J. S. MacKay.___ of Toronto, The bouquet, of.wfa1rflo�vers wh f ll. tresday ,strthell rettrtn ty"Nen York airs, s(`a'rriE i Ile delegate . of the ir; of'Goderich baseball enthusiasts. ".cocks. Army and Air Force comforts 'any credit,- "'It's one way I can .help formerly nii`sionary iv Central India, graced the 'table was :presence(� by l after spending the summer iia Goderich. Goderic•li Women's Hospital Auxili;iry, a quota -12 turtleneck sweaters, 12 to win the war, and I'm glad to do ,uns„. liaclsay has given mans" tears •31rs, Geo. McLeod' and was;mueh! ap- air. W. C. Johnston of Bayfield ;is _lir; ,spencer Guest,) of Winnipeg; is Rev, Dr. .A.. L. Budge. of Hamilton, ;coarses. 12 alternative Caps. 12 pair it." he a•�erted. of her life to the -work in India, She Prechter) by the members. When Slrending this week at the home of his conducted- anniversary services, at" two-way mitts, 5.0. per- "socks. Sea- With a heavy haulage- contract, on pointed out the obligation of the lunch gra: served the ;rand:Inothers daa titer; airs. E. R Weston, West 'Eadie's Presbyterian church, near.. men s comforts -10 ,Aero caps, 1 sea- -1j.I, hand;, air, T• F., ETuekins. (ha.ir- people of the British .Empire to give took _their place at one large table. i street. Wingham, on Sunday, and tool: the op-' men's. long'stockins,. 30 seamen's man of the salvage committee. al_.o their best in a very special sense. to lir. and lifts, •F: SMo'ore and 31r. and W. Warnock, -who trill spend the ortlz +yty- to visit friends _in Coder.eh'sacl .s. 1�► turtleneck sweate>+� .15 whole o assist- -in Saturday's - the o In ia• for out of ever COLLEGLITE' L'�STITUTE BOARD Urs. F. Arnold_of ,Windsor are visit-' winter -with Mr, .and Mrs, Guest in F } 4 found time t a 1- pe Rig of S.•The monthly• meeting of the'0.C.I, lag an the- home. of Mrs. B. Arnold il'iunilx,•� and vicinity, Though retired from the . mitts, 15 scarves, 'Refugee' clothing c-oliections, four ole in the British Common active ministry, Dr. 'Budge ceps him- quota -1S, girls' skirts:- 36 blou-se ,:!_?,p.f les. courageous and .persistent man. i . Snider. street, have gone to Stratford for the . D. 1.'a ser, of the "' winter months.. , Ra( -`:•C.5., 5th-Division,i•visited for sev- Miss Dawna Thorns spent the week era) days with his parents, . D1r..andz end with her parents, air. and Mrs. Mrs,-, 1-I. D. 'falser,•. -11-e "f turtiecj to ¢n „ visiting friends hi WWII for a few, days. On his return' he will' be aen a companied_ibs his mother-in-law, Irs pep -„ Board _wa- d.. held. on: Saturday, With. all °` ictoria street. wealth three belong to India. At self busy in pulpiti • pre, except 3Ir. J. W. Mrs. tP' and literary 'work, pair girls,'- pyjamas.'` the last census India had a population the members pr Johnston spent a few 'file odd• worid seems worse than It FEDERATION ASKS 111111.11111k '1111111111111111111111.a...." Had Anothcr:Bad., Night? Couldn't You Getl�ny Rest? To,those who toss, nig,ht after night,'on sleepless beds. Td,those whola sleep in a kind, of. a way, but - whose rest is broken by - bad dreams and nightmare. To those who wake up in the morning as tired as when they went to bed, we offer in Milburn's Huth slid - ' Nerve pills a tonic remedy to help soothe arid strengthen the nerves. When this is done there should,be no more restless nights due to bad dreams and nightmares. Price 50e a box, 65 pills, at all drug counters. -- Look for our registered tracleinark a "Red Heart ;on the package: The aii1burn Co.. Limited. Toronto, Ont, J' • ,OWER FREIGHT RATES of 400 million people, Christian people Fr. `er days in -Bayfield last week. "`" really is irenause you hear so much. - are, under. obligation to give them the t►urmunication was read from Mrs. E. R.' Weston spent' a few days about the l►ael•things that never happen., S• •a meetinn of the Huron County i knowledge of Jesus,Christ. Mrs.Mac- Premier lis F. Hepburn sli ,e tin, that • ino 4poke rrf the caste systeiln of India the Ward consider the formation of ,Federation of Agriculture held' in the ,till rooted 5o deeply in the lives of ,_corps I h 1 d what it has done to hinder the progress of the �'hristian "the secretary to acknowledge receipt of ' wa.� considerable discission on the sub- j the letter, indicating that the Board j� • Sept of municipal health dof*tarc and (rr„pel. She told of the terrible life of Al l D BACKACHES PRMSES SY TONA he women under- the Hindu practice aPprocerl of the idea, Provided w.a�s an air cadet co to replace the '�j ' agricultural hoard room. Clinton, on ; ` Itresent cadet corps. The Ila:ird directed HA Tuectiay evening. October 7th. there ; the peep e, an A BAD STOMACH, DIZZY SPELLS Y , p a - ' the Government polies on feed grain. t ilcl mar age. Of .the 190 million and meads be found for procuring the resulting - in a motion to be submitted of oh t ,. women of IndiaRonly two per cent, can i neee nary equipment and instruction. Suffered 15_ Year With . Gas, i to the Provincial unit: •Tka t the new ; read, and she urged the women of The treasurer reported that with Cramps Acidity = and .Heart. f R policy of the Government in Western the Missionary Societe never toCO.g>?ow, the money ,on hand and amounts ex- burn. Sas It Is Grand to Get I the 'freight rates from the Western, • s dis eouraged but ever to strive send t Pei°ted from the 'Provincial Govern- ,, Prfrvinf*es by one-third was -wholly in- ; the Coe 1 to every. creature,' that ° ment and the Public School.' Board Gfor Sue}I .Relief After, ''9erything ;adequate and.' if the Huron county j . home eeongniic and' shop work Else He Tried Had': ailed farmers were expected to produce food -1 Christ's Kingdom may come, • stuffs they must or lower freight rates. The nest meeting will be , November 4th. lir.: R. G. Nay, of Fardwich, Prey-! cla-sesifor 1940 and1941 there would• have'"•cheiper grain ; be enough to meet - the expenses for the.. If you suffer from 'stomach disorders, bvterial president. rave the closingry I , ft 41 on , words and the meeting eloped with the remainder of the year. leaving a small kidney weakness' constipation nervous-' g surplus. � .� ; ness, sleeplessness or' any of the dis-' The Westfield auxiliary silted to r Principal " Scott' reported that a `°hare the eoncentinit at Westfield next! gramophone had been purchased for tressilib symptoms of faulty assimila- year. , ; instruction• in music. - Accounts to they tinn and elimination, benefit from the{ amount of $27:, were passed. perienees of other reputable ' men i SIZER—WILLIS • ,. • and wdzieli and begin taking Syniona Tae: National tional Anthem.• on'ItTFirid A :Better.Ch�ic t Cornfield's in Min's, Ladies' and Children's Cla hng. WHERE HIGH QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND LOW IMICES ALWAYS PREVAIL, HERE • ARE .'SOME. THANKSGIVING FEATITRE& BRIEFLY NOTED ; , •o LADIES' ('OATS Made •ef British Importecl- Tweeds, Boucle. The fur' trims aged are •Perian Latah. -Tap Mink, Foy,. Squirrel and Opossum. —4481 •" COATS— Tweeds, OAT►' Tweeds, Chinchilla, Wool- lens. Size '.1 to 14x. t)RESSE►S - For You and t Y(,14I and You... Prices to - suit .• Y inix tn0. Styles that will he , in- stantly appealing even to 'olI .74. WOMB N'S A `T)-. lI15 ►ES' FALL HATS— / " Chooi:;! HAT► •- (.'lroose from an exeept- ions) eollert'ion -' of snlitrt styles and colors. NEW FALL TiANDBAGS---- New York copies • in simu- lated loather. WOMEN'S .-GLOVES — ,'otAty'sty,le_s. TAILORED SPORT BLOT' ES' nn -cotton itI a Rost 0 colors:' SKIRTS— ;Pleated KIITS.;Pleated and' 'lamed Styles'. CAMPUS. HOSE • Its gloriqus volors ,Red, Green, Navy, Wine, ',I31ite an(1 Yellow.' - - SILK HOSE 'Hull -fashioned hose, in -"hil (n Crepe . and- f4erryiee Weight. .SLIPS -- Satin .,'lip,;; with net and lace trim $1.00. F()i'NI)ATIO> • GARMENTS— Let us' #'rt you with a Nu- I3ack. ' PANTIE.;._ 1 rilly 9r Tailoreil stylus 40c. "-'11 E.N ST'I rs - - ,A Imported Tlritisli WAorsted'sc jn two'trouser--suits. New 'fall 'styles and patterns. -MEN'S, YOUTHS' ; ANI) II BOYS' HATS— In new Mocks and new autumn shades. MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS— Made by Perlman':. - Pullovers Zipper -coat Sweaters, • Cardigans. New styles and two-toneand solid. colors. BOYS' WINI)1,EEAI1EII;,-- Blanket C'lnth- andzipper fastenings. MEN'S LEATHER JACKETS -- . JACKETS - ; Fine Colt Horsehide, e phant leather, Sltedine.. MEN'S SIHRTS--- ' New small stripedShirt's by Arrow. MEN'S Fancy patterns—ilii fall- weight wool. MEN'S COMBINATIONS— ., Wool, OMI3INATIONS - '6l,'ool, Wool : and. r'ottelra_, ('ottol MEN'S PYJAMAS— 'Broach-46th, Flannelette', Yama ('loth. 1,II�.&Y►jTIE --- A large cidle(!tion of new Fall - Ties. B()YS' GOLF IIOgE- - All•svool ribbed, , elastic cuff. a. Motexasfamfamwootolost CORNFIEL "'SI OP-WlEllE:roil ADE INVITEE) TO SHOP" The Siiiare floated loef ore tits' T e3"es and I- Ikf1;J frequent spells of dizziness and nausea: I had no pep or energy and there were pains in niy back and muscles. "Right frol'n the . firsts. bottle, qly stomach - felt better, ;and - now 1 can eat - regular meals without all that pain and discomfort. , 1 am free of dizzy -spells and the pains have gone from . my back and limbs. I sleep better - how, too, rand I feel more healthy and, eiiergetic thud I did - in year, previously," • ' - Syntona • is sold 'and ; recommended -- in Goderieh at -Campbell's Drug •Store. St. George's An;;li(ain church was the •! ° A LEEK , CH.APTER, I.O.D.E. Herbal.Compound today. You'll know; - i The regular meeting of the Ahmeek 'then what a really •fine medicine this 'scene of a pretty Redding on Saturday,held at the ,is, ._You, too; may know what it is to` f m tnieg: when Rem. W. II. Dunbar; Chapter. I.O,D.F,., .was unitedrl marriage 'Ruby Jane Willis, with Library on Friday afternoon, be ' free from headaches; muscular/ with a splendid attendatiic*e, Mrs. D. pains, and fatigued, irritable feelings ttiuizbrtyr I.f Mr. and lits. MeD, Willfs, .I" Lane presided. -Plans were made for again. Read here the.i.nteresting•state-I Goderieh. and Richard Sizer, R, A.F„ a rummage sale to bewwhe,ld shortly, muff ' of 31r, '1:). Leach; • 236 Tragina -- in of Mr. and `Mrs, (,,. R. • Sizer of / ' London. England. The bride Was at-� ND's. A. Ii Macklin donated knitted avenue, 'Hamilton..:, tended by her sister, Miss Nora Willis, (,ontril,ntion ,to the - Red .('rocs. Mks Syntona has• helped me, • for I had dressed in teal blue With British tan ova, II ie�;t,ries. The matron of honor wasj ,1t, Phelan d(opernittee fdonatedted $10 to the 'packing suffered SQ, much with me stomach and ` ' 3Irs. N.,,• MacDonald t sister of the ,r boxes to lie sent over- I had tried so many treatments"•without green with `ea., Miss R, Nte'Viear -real) a let4ter of, any real -benefits that I was afraid brown au & 4ed in rim T moss t,'r,rt,m was at -1 thanks from no :firman • in West- nothing would help me any more .I trowel) .'tjy M. Ratcliffe, groom s Yost g Minster Hospital:. t+, whole the Chapter was told that the stomach pains were had Qerrt 'a I,ux of fruit and cigarettes, due to gall bladder trouble,•. but what- .. Albert. The bride wore dusky rose; The Chapter will. co-otwrate with the ever it was,- it certainly kept ,ine it, Ss iih ss ine• aces ssorie• and a corsage of , Jlapie Le:if •('hapter .at a tea to. be misery, Besides the .pains, food just', Better Times rise• and pini carnations '�+ ' held on So -1141 v next St lt' 11:ieKay Hall, -seemed to sOur 1n my stomach and; The bride's mother w ort •1 razili in rose ; 111 s 01dit•r-, se•ain n. milt a rrnien are • turn to gas, 'here was '1 ;cached feel - with soldier blttt: neacce •,orifi -s> The' •• i•IIs�-itefl. •ing in my chest and and thrtrat. spots, i,ride was given in marriage by her' grandfather. W. d,• Rtiildock, ,1.._ the :,n illl►1.•lt ►rLs tee leftillt g or ma ylzines11111 ; happy ,couple left the church they .f+►r the arlllrtt forces. r were - showered with 'eonfetti, after• which they proceedolI (II the home of, the bride for a reception and wedding' SHEPPARETON dinner. Later they left ontheir wed-- a,. din,, trip 1,i Ontario point`, Mr, eizer • ;:IJI.31'1'.1RIYPOy\, OUT 'c,-- 11is•(•s IS' . e-rigage(I in wirt'lo .-. wdrk at Port. ll.f T'g�t ret :(41 1 .t! 4 0011 Foster -'-1 l( Albert. and the. coi.ip e will re ide in'lit-t--- Nvery1- 1 -,Valaying• at - llainiltoil. (,oderictly / `iaig:lru 1 111s still St, Catharines. ()n 1riti: y night a shower was given 41►tending at clay with their (011—i11 llrs. in honor' of the bride-to-be h% the J• T. I'ithlaxltu of at. Catharines.gist:' of th.'ljunior 1C.A. of St. Georges; .( oti•Ar:,tuiatiou„, iirti. ;(•bte,ude.1byr scarf for a .- draw. fur the -'C'hapter's - "i' think -it is- just grand -the''way I church at the home +►f Mrs, ;(tam Gori. .the conit1111:.;,, d. 1,, 11i•> anMr,.IIugh ; Bennett t formerly Dorothy \Piaui) ('ONNELL—CRICII of Anbuf'n► ,n their reesnt 111:1rri•1ge.. .it Metropolitan ('hut ;l House,Miss Wil-.l,n taught school litre for chapel, 't i':.nin, on Saturday afternoon 1hrts years z and Jars. Il, brace Davis. have i la: t at' 4• (,'r�lodc, the. *marriage aca.9' Mr: an' •solemtlized of PhyllLs Elizabeth ('rich,' returned' ti, 1111-ir hotnf• at 4"it`114°nf'r daughter of the late 11r. and Mrsn after -811ii ng :l cse•(.1 w'rth their F.li ('rich. Clinton. to Roy Ernest Con -1 aunt. Mrv. Wm. E. F ostor. j nett soli of 3tr'•z. r()iine r! of Sarna and Jl:in l ,irt1.:r: frrnn tin- r otnmmtity the. hire Mr. (teotap c'onne1I. The Very! attended the trousseau teal at tht': Iter. I'eter 1 r "ce officiated and the, 11(11111• r1f dI*. • .1"1411 11 it*4,11 I'l Auburn: wt°ddin:; mtp.ie was played by Mrs.D.held in honor -of her thriahter's``niar- R, Mt•Kerrzle of LuekIlow. (riven 111 !, 1'iage. ' marriage lit 11('j* brother-in-law, Mr. Ezra E11is.,,the bride wore a du,k) ;blu,woliat' rt•vetwedd itn Italian motor - rose t•repe street -Length dress with; heti disL4inn about Co leave for the brown aecessorles and -a eorsage of, Russian fre'.i- Ile should have kissed r!0-444, -She Vya atte1141e41 1, 311,: Mahe! ! ,t•Im good-1*e. ° Grigg in burgundy erepe with 1,hick .acees,ori(• with corsage of r,00 and' - r•ornf'lowers; - The 110$1 Inatn �v:ls }t L5 , ' musionsumminswommumiumeig brother. Cecil "Connell Of imndon• A. ' re(-eprion was heldheld°a.t the -Guild Of, All Arts, where Mrs. Ellis. sister t► bride. received, in eol•►a11 blue eregrel •• with .ina,tt•liing alas+ssories and corsage r of ro-es - Assisting was the groom's: inotluer, ND's. w. (` tiltiell, dres.4:(pd in ),lac=k - and white •- crepe with matching ac- It•essories and rorcage of ro..4o. t.ator the bridal couple left on a wedding, trip to Montreal and other points, the brifle wearing air force iron t•rellt. ,salt) brown English tweed, fnt-.trinime=rl l eoat, andandtn:atcllinH so aeee rhis, They, will lige on the grooiii's farm ]tear:' S ealfortli. . ' A.4 wo men stood chatting in the a third. known to bothbothof tl►fin, �- pais.:;e(l, b'a "What's wrong with ;tacit'', Inortring;?' a�3laed one. "He )onkel worfi out and worried to (kith." `Ire"s been Goats=utlufx his wife's •"fflirt wifs�':i ti:all t' 11 ribin't know she> t�a:I dead!"•" • 110 isn't i" ,waai the ;brief ag)li.; i f tli�►.. SOLDIERS! ATTENTION ! I'4h' STAND YOUR FEET - 24AT LASE (11414a/4 titit LINIMENT 11.44. .PIRIt'ES EFFECTIVE' t'NTIL SAT.',NIGI1'1', OCT. 11th APPLES MacI" I^� TOSH NO. 1 GRADE• jai-qr. BAITED NO. 1 GRADE COOIKE% 27c c JiI(, ' � t; T A jlt0 S•Cl(' I..Y'l1I (A .-{ .q 5c 6 -qt. 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