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Barbee* Bakery,
-10i: &Reg ItS best tu .Teetablish,
refutationfor' defand011ity
THE IIELST ST. RAILlitY •
When it Wilma 1•0 ."
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Our Customers Must he the iledges4.
,
lYirlik WO serve you tO0T4
arty Barber
DANCING
giOr@TT'S GROVE :PAY.
COUNTY OF 110011 TAX LEVY, FOR I
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General
-04Aufty Bate
Asaebsment %BO 02111*
$ 3,322,260 • $ 9;800,67
kt, 1,861,0155 • 6,400,12',
.7,323.00
.3,239,802 0,057,67
• " 3,192,052 0,41.6.05
3,833,893 . 11,309.00
2,009,803 8,584-07
2,846,420 8,393.00
' • 2,677,740 7,899.33.
; 3,017;750 - 81902,38 --
4,239,070 ."..12,547.0
• , 2,690;250 - 7,050,08
1,748,670 2812 683
8885.01
2,000;722 0,919.88
• 1:s917,290 5,650.00•
Grey 0000 00• 00 000 „.„
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4.4.0.4 4.4
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Ooderieh
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444,832,583., $132,200.11-, •
$1104001 $ $,522.07
8,201,400 9021„13
1,113,215 3,283,1)0
1,354,301 •••• 3,995,20 '
; 6,923,013.
Villages
Blyth 843,217.
,I3russels, 457,287
Exeter. v 1,190,87'6
Hensall o oo 695;690
.20,422,89
$ 101249
•
Highway
IWO
1.55millo
0,140.50
;88443
3,847.68
5,021.84
4,047.68
5,042.53
4,510.27.,
4,410.40' •
4,10050
4.617.52
0,571.49
4,177.61
School - Total
Total Coot* 1044
$ 14,950,17 $ 4,210.62 , $ 19,100.70 •
8,374.75 3,239.00 11,014.05
11,170.08 - 4,8.5035 10,021.43
14,679.51 4,130440 18,710.00
14,364.23 4,004.10 18,90$.38
17,252.62 4,104.85 21,907.37
13,onal 3,794.97 ,16,880.31
12,804.39 -.3,700.00 ' '10,604.48
12,040.83 4,594.41 10,644.27
10,730.03
24,204.00
:02 . 8,807.00 , 10,985,02
.4830.$9.
4447.95
3,110.4.4 9,04o.2u • 569.09
2,071.0 8,027.8o • 2,339,12
13A70.90 345913
.19,078.53 5,186.12
4,400.1P 12,702.07
*69 499 09
a •
,
$01,746.61
$ 1,85084 , $ 5,37841,
' 5,050.17 • 14,670,30
1,725.4E3 5,099.47
' 2,099.18 0,094.38
$ 10,730.67 $ 31,15350
,03f.99 $ 1,54448
708.80 .2,057.80.
1,855.1.5: 54,385.94
••783,82 *2,275.91
• * 2 003 070 LLP'384• 3,879.76.
For the balance,- or the EteaSen•
we will lave dancing' •ififeaday,
IMdi&1,Saturday of each Week.
Tuesday and Saturday music by.
&web. Moore's. Orcheitra, London
On Friday's the Sayfield.-Valley
Five
VO.016' -10,2(4* "e.,x11urogsr 1 t•
Dance Sjiot
R.i WESTON, Mgr.
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• Totals
• $64,258,660
$1,00,,00p.97
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NEWS 0
AUBURN, 'July. 19: -Ur. and Mrs.
ever er, r ottrurb-le
he21adets4<parbn1a„.....nr„An
•Readle;- and -other -relatives -here,-
Mr$, Lily. Sellers, of Brussels, and
.14.r. and Mrs. ,Hogg an& Douglas, of
Collingivood, 'Visited Mrs; P. II,Cda
Saturday. •
, Mrs. George Hamilton .s.uffered pain-
no
11-1
ee's
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ran e
FOR .-
4R Mem
P4`1,•
19; E COLD BY TRE*GLASS;, QVARt OR GALLON .
MILT 0 N OT.
4-PITC/151E 48
BURN
•$ 11,263.3
$ 84,100193 $244,1.64.00
4L38(4):•P°
Paso
Year:1040
17853.47
10,611.41
13,803.73
16A7,16
10,507.38
19,062.37
15416.00
14,758:83
15,080.39
14,912,57.
22;078.32--
14,480.75
19,699•91. - • -9,850.80-
16,900,02 - 15,468.09
'11,509,34 • „•10,361.139
10,966.02 9,813.11
"4203;12:la7"'
5;37841
'f4,676.30
5,00%17' ,
6,094,38
•4
1 31,153,50
VO101544.48 1,372,81
2,007.80 ' 1,952.04
153.70 5,53964 4,787,32
2,275.01 2,01;2.68
ff-10.,370 11,417,53 $ 10 134.85
$ 01,034.26 . $305,098,26
$230t687.26
,
,
4. 4,776.13
.13,045,00.
4,402469
0,417.02'
$ 27,690;98
•274,513,00
fill injuries on Saturday when • she
e11.44hawn.P.ellax...a.t...her,„ihorda
-
1-rs-7-47o1uiicifetiod- Moved - on--Satar-
day ; into her newly -purchased' home,
the former property of the late Mrs.
Yfartiii 'Arinattong; • ' -
Air. Oscar Ainent has purchased the
home formerly. occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Gorden. Stewart,' which Was. the
property' of John Doerr,
Donald Ross returned,. home. On Sat-
urday ,after . unclogging an appendec-
tomy in Clinton hospital.
We are .sorry to r ort that Mrs.
Charles Scott is 411. a er -home, ,alSo
that • Mrs:0 l'abb,sr., is a ..patient in
Godericli hospital. • • •
Presbyterian W M S -The -W.M.S.
o Knox Presbyterian church • met in
the -Sunday school room. on Thursday,
with. ,Mrs. J. AO; Stoltz in charge. A
reading was given by Airs:, Wellington
Good. The topic "Nursing Hoines and.
Hospitals in was-takerC-by-M-ra:
-Woods. , *Airs, Lawson, gave -the Bible
study.--The-,--Bodiety--Was' 'jutted- to
-
the home of Mrs. Stoltz fef the August
pieeting. Mrs. Woods _chased. the • meet -
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IN YOUR ENGINE!
/
Obtain a free copy of the
' "Automobile User's Guide"
--a booklet which 41'
maintaining the effitienq
of yourVar or truck -by
writing to • a General
Motors Dealer in your' mANIFOLD
cOmmi/Oity.
• AIR' CLEANER;
•
SPARK PLUGS
--
CARBURETOR'
. .
VALVES
COOLING •
SYSTEM
HIGH TENSION
WIRES
oo oo .........................
4i448600000,406wiciato.*KMaNkki:,iai:
"
More Miles from Fewer Gallons"
At'20 int•iktril.;7120gals.;i gas will:give you 2400 Miles.
At 18r.p.01.7114-gors. of gai wdl alibi give you 2160 in' ides:
Make your ereitrkted gasoline lati9n gi'ye yoi
More, essentlif Ariilf/g inii:O.TS by -keepitiryourchr--:
or truck engine operating efficientiy. '
See a General .1V19tors Dealer today for Specidized
•• Engine Tune-up Service which will help you: "
Save gasolitiestretch ydur essential mileage:..
-;Extend the life of your Fag or truck. •
-Obtain better performance-- save.r.-...9ney.
Prevent costly repairs: '
This iiiiortnatiOn is made available to, ijoa, 7coiners ,
of Canadals'cars andtrucks,-noi only to help in the laviiig"
of pitat fuel, but to assist yotflo conscryryour vehicles,
and so Salm/aid against a breakdown of the country's
autOrnotive .traitsportat4on,0 to and even beyond the
•
day of Victory!
ALWAYS GO TO A GENERAL MOTORS DEALER FOR
TIMING AND
DISTRIBUTOR -
GAS LINE
. .
Our 'CONSER" VATION, SERVICE,
, will:Alsip .itirlo:
Savo ,Casolfince.,;koncl;f9it is' y.. : Engine tiniel' up-.
vvhich inCludes inspeCtion and, adjustment oft -4.,
distributor and;ihning4:4444.--Plug*--.-edr441re;
,
for ajcLair-Wcrnerfuel iine-17..yalyes---trioni.
fold—generator-,starter—battery--veiring and
cciOling Systems. • '
AVoid. Engine 'Failure by:, Havirig sludge 're-
moved' from yout engine . Making/. .tho
necessary adjb:stinecomb
a, to ,at its formation.
Stretch Your .17re 414640 by:: Mointainfrig
, • . .
proper -tire pressure`. ._.-itre rotatien every ,
3,000 to '4,000 miles.' (Pas(enger tars, and.
light trukks) . . ...14gUlar inipectien of wheel
alignment. and balance-- bralies-anct:sliiiii-
c,bsorbers,, ... • .{. . , ..
v '
Prevent DeterrOrafian O. f- Body and $onders
by: Repairing and refinishing cfcanage'd or
clitopod,sorfaces .' . , WaShing. bedy crs re.
'quired to preserVe the 'Rnish 9,nd tdleep drain
holes (Vert'as a protection against costly rust
,daniage. . ::.
, .
Extend Me. Aito.okrour Car Or Truck by:
Reeotor fol?rietition (Of leatt 04ify_ 40 dam- •
•
. ... Minor inio#11mpland cidjustment (43very
7„,•090 mile,,
. , , -.
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Kintail Boys'
and Girls' Camp
iiitereotink-and-Enioyab1e-Te-
$74.1w-150r.__Yoitug=4-,_
People
• About 150 girls, lioys- and staff mem-
ber's lett ,the Kintail Presbyterian 'camp.
•
on Thursday after:a profitable and en-
joyable ten days' sojourn there. Each
day's routine of study, sport, $W1113111illk
and eating _was, ended with a, prograna
by .the lake,or on the mess hall
veranda. On cTuesday the staff pre-
sented an hilarious bit- of .nonsense
in honor of the 'fourth -wedding an-
niversary 'ef Rey. and M-rs. R. .Stewart,
when a mock wedding . wa,s staged.
Tlfe boysand, girls were delighted to
see their instructors in sueli•roles, and
especially did they applaud„ the,popiilar
singing, fl6wer-girl, • Mrs. Prank
Saunders. '" • -
,
Erskine„ Billie.13e11, 13Obbie, Bell, Fianli
McKeehnie, SaineS Brownie Milne,
Charles •Ketup, • Alan Straughan,• Don-
ald MacEVvan, prant McPhee, George
Willis; Bruce Thurlow, Alex, Mallough,
James Smith, Ruth Reed.ilespeler-Isabel •
artiu ,
:Shaw, '-gargarit
nicharason.
Hamilton-Jeitimbeile Kemp. --
IittnOver Joanne Ronald, 'Betty
Bowes, Douglas Threnciyle, Kenneth
Thremlyle,,
'Ingersoll-Toin Staples
•Kineardine-,Joan'' Gregg, Frances
Lanipanin, 'Maisie Gulliver, Grul.
liver, awn •AndeilsOn, Catherine
Stewart, Mary' Walsh, Mary Harron,
Ronna, RobinsoncRilla -Robinson, -Spite
Kitty,. Ann Robinson, "Betty Sproule,
Lorraine% Scott, Jane Bennett,. 4
laicknoiv -- Margaret -Chin, 'Mary
Chin, Ardonna Johnston,. Opal Orr,.
•Grace Huston, Jane' Johnston, , Bobbie
Reid, Donald ..McAltiine, •
I;tondon-13111, McCoy, Risk
'pintail Fiddler, Ted. Pellow, jean:
Fairbairn, Betty Fairbairn, Sylvia
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FOR %%Dill
26 tIFbone 8�J -MItI
MATRN S. A
APIA
OBITUARY
JAMES
,janies Shortreed, for the paid lour
ears the _ civilian fireman at NO, ,31
Alr 'Zjavikatitin $ehuo1," Vert. Albert;
died aUddenly at the station about
9430, on &UMW .n1701414 In Me • #0.;•/".
ninth year,, 1,111 was a' baebeler and
Iiis only known relative is a* cOuain
in Toronto. Prior tti the fatal seizUre
he bail not complained of illneiff.
,Shortreed ,came originallY tram Oera-US
and". the body was conveyed _there on„
Monday, burlal Wiring liace; on
Tuesday.. „ • •
. wiLlamkt SNELL
'The death. occurred '' at her home
in Ji-„tilititt township on Wednesday,
7U1Y 12th; of Anna • Maude jenkina,
wife of .Williara,.Snell, inher Sixty,
seventh year., Mrs. Snell wall* elder
(laughter '0 the late Mr. and Mrs'. Giles
Jenkins' and wtla•?borni near -370ytk
. She was married. in 1905 and had'
•Uallett.----Sartryingr'•be-
Sides her husband, are .two sons and
four daughters, ,Ilarry :and •Gut, at
home; .Lauran M., of Welland; Mrs,
Fred Boyce, of 13rucae1d; Mrs. B. M,
Lox.tgraaid, of • Windsor, and Ruth 'at
'14 brother, VVikliftm Jenkins,
,aslytu, and throe sisters, 'Mrs. Willie.*
Webster, Mrs. Charles Barer and Ails
Addle jenkinii, 411 of Goderich. There
are three grandchildren.
frffin'brat-ie -viceL w•arzoriirt
Lantleaharix:II.
afternoon and was conducted by the
pastor of the church, and the inter -
'meat was iiiT-the-- Clinton cemetery.
I
NswiLiAm meLEhast
. One of •ddiferich's• oldest, and beat.
known '•business men, William Logan
McLean, pasSed away early .this
(Thursday) morning at . his hem%
Elgin avenue •after an illness of Two
years!. duration ne'WELS,in sev-e,nty,
-seventh year. Mr. McLean was horn
in Godeitch, son Of the late' Mr. and
Mrs, -A. P. MeLean,..and was, educated, nd_-,„„
there.-were-about-half,a,dozen
with. the Weetern eltniula Viour BMA
retiring four year* ago. tia was
active mieullier of -Victoria, as
'United ,etturch.; 010 at marcher 01 11*
Canadiaa, Order ot Vomiters.
Jag, heOldee WIN,. are four
ren; George Correll, a.
Major Lloyd Ourreib
Irvine -Ore) (KT*
Lorne Rodges), both of Goderich tow*
hip; also two brothers, 'Victor and
Leolle;''' of Toronto, and two a/stet*,
Mrs. McCreetlit of Osvolend,
`formerly of Goderich, axid, Iirra. Cita*
Delong,„ of GOderich. All were,hire
for the funeral, .which took Plitte Lb*
(Thursday) 'after/Mon from: deceased*
late residence in SaltfOrd to -Colborne
-cemetery. serviceo were OM.
'ducted by Rev. L. Ir. Turner, and the
pallbearers were William McLean*
rfarry, Chas. Iroung, Robert
WdgeS, 'Edward Maslrell and III/Fold:
Newcombe.
'DIES AT'ilirAUSAU, MSC.
• Word has been received of the death .
*1;Thifai.17-1101:1Wiiiistn774t* )41e, *11•:-
liarn A. 'Wilson, fOrmerly Mies Jennie
Porter of Ooderich, She is survived.
by a daughter, Mrs. Cfintries gooker,
0 St. Paul, Minn., mid a brother, -
Sixties Porter, of Grand Rapids Ific.h
t •
It •
IN MEMORIAL MEDALS
P.S. Insitector Kinkead atinOunces
that the winners of the Robert Park
memorial Medals this year ..are,--for--
-Wri.a-Schootrbfarier-Wall-r-clangbtee'
of Mr. and Mrs. "Kurt Wail, Nelson
street, and, for Central Sellobi, Eugenia
Brindley, - daughter -of , • Mrs, • Harold
Larder, Quebec street., These medals,
are given each year, by 'Victor Lauriston -
of 'Chatham for "the .pupil in • each of
'these schools., *obtaining., the higheat, ,
marks at ',We"- high sclio.ol entrance •
examinations.,
PICNICS A.T---.11ATIB011 r.04m
Harbor Park retains its popularity
as g sfunmer picnic 'resort. Yeater-,
,in the *schools here. After spending
•some years as a tailor in Fort.
and Sardt, Ste: Marie, he. re-
turned to Godericicin 1900, and since
thea was aSsOciated With _his brother,
Allan...D. McLean, in the'men's clothing
n-OeclnesdaY afternoen..tUe ratille -Pilliie,, Carole. -Tiipholnie, .., Carolyne business established by: his father over
eighty. years ago,- one of the old*
lad-s-clraniti group, Under guidance -
°f ,Ariaistirong, 01-1ye. Snitth.,,_ Neel Gordon:
(tewart, with Miss SackSon aecOmPanY- , -Niagara • Fall's Margaret Weaver, -
business. concerns- in. Goderich.. 4 Mr:
Mcli.ean was a ineraber , of Knox res.
lyfrs: Fr.ankSaimders and „Mrs_L_R-; _
Shirley, Miner, Wanda Miner, Anna-
ing, ' climaxed its efforts by the pre-! byteriati •cliurth; II member of Huron
belle McNeillie,' Douglas 'James, Bill
sentation- of -uri,,,,operettay,,Rabin_ .,„p„om, ,,,m,R.4:43er.„4,40mitss*,G,toidori,...1.3„.1e., Lodge, No, 62, 1.0,0.P.,• of the Sons
Hood." • AIL remarked on -the perfec- ,-'41` "."' of Scotland' ami the :Wood ea -of
Stratford -Ruth Nethercott, Patricia'w .„,...
Bryan, Barbara Yates, .Margaret Woo& orld: , He -was ", twice ,yan rried, first
tion of - a dftliaa •prepared in. sueli it -
to Mikis .Mary Wright, of Goderich, .a.nd.
short time, and great -credit was *given Seitforth--Judy rkell, Karen Kidd, later to Miss Pearl Videan. *lac) sur
ioth directOrs,end pein
rforers. ThP
e atsy Ann Brugget., Jacuelinenab-
q' A , - . .
. ViVeS, 'VVitb three, children by the first
marriage: Allan, • of Goderich; ..Jean
c um, Ted
Zen). of 1 leap, and
'-
Mary Evelyn 4 • otaild Arm-
(.
strong), of Elora: alSo by three. bro-
thers, 'Allan D. of GOderieh; , Charles
and -Harry, of Red -Deer„ Alberta;.'and
two sisters, ICHas Amelia McLean, of
Goderich , township, -wand. Airs. Sohn
Hoggarth, Of Goderich. •
. The funeral will take place from the
reside0e. Elgin tivenne, on Saturday,
at 4 p.m; ' Rev. Riellard Stewart will
officiate. Interment will be in Mait-
land ceineterY. ,;,. -
• - ,, .
EDWARD CURRELL
A well-known" and highly respected
resident of Sanford for practically all
.his life,- Alfred Edward •Currell died
•stiddenly at the farm of Mr. and AirS.
Edward Maskell, .Colborne township,
op M0nda3t evening In his, seventy-fifth
'Tear. Mr:' Currell4icatl beet assisting
With. harvesting eperationS awing the
day. • whimhe was at the house pre-:.
paring for the ---evening meal, he WAS
•seiZed with a• heart attack and _passed
tramY almost. instantly, Mr. ,'Ciurrell,
wile. Was ,the youngest son of the *late
George and Lydia Izzard Currell. was
horn in Ashfield.`• 'After his- marriage
lo Miss . Blanche 'Walters. of Colborne
he moved tO ,Saltford, and was em-
ployed • for ir time Avitii ,the Kon.tk
company, ond `for aver .fifirtY years
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Costrunes of the g'reenwood,were lovely,
and- the entire play wak,enjoyed, *About
forty children tack part. Principal parts
being taken by ,•Gertrude •Beattie,
Frances Brereton,*' Marilyn Butler,
Mollie Bisset,. Goderich; Mary Walsh:
-
Kincardine; Phyllis-Efskine,-AtwOod;
Sanet Mackenzie,- Waterloo; • Kenneth
AleLetin; Joe
Brown; Winghn-14-flna-
belle McNeillie, Niagara' Palls,•• and
Ann Burrell, ,St. Marra.. •
At . the last- dinnbr on Thursday.
cheers, were given •for the threeladies
who contributed so mueh to the camp
by their tireless preparing, of eNcellent
mealsfor such t large grub.: -Mrs.
Douglas, Mrs. McInnes and Miss-HpIen
Mewbray, all of Lneknow. Other
members of the Staff, besides. Rev. R.
Stewart, • director; Miss 'Margaret
Webster, 'T'oronto. so -director; - Miss
SackSon, Toronto. nurse and Mrs. F.
Saunders: Goderieli;- musical ' director,
were Mrs.. R. Stewart and. • Mrs.
Dorothy Tee!. Gioder,lch ;Re7.„ and Airs
toridinf„ It, and Mrs:-
MiIlan.yiagara Fa Is l• AlOs E. Mae.-•
,Math.•••13elleEwnrt; Miss Saner Howes.
,Ralrnerston; ' Miss* L.:Sosephine ' Weir.
'Auburn.' • ,
.
The registrations were;
Registrations'
• ,.AtWood•Tolii A0ersorf,' .Kelnieth
Howe's, Phyllis '.E,rs due,. Joan iTorn,.
N vins..
ROTP1r4i3Orn-ce
Daft, Mary Anne F. §-Mile, Ni1.11P. Mne-
kirk, Ronald _Rennie. Leslie Habkirk.
Thomas - Doreen : Hartsell,
Marion West. • _
Strathroy-Glen keeling, -Gordon
Keeling, _Robert Harlow, Arthur Keel-
ing, Earbara*Keeling. '
St. Marys-Anh Burrell, Jean Wil-
son,. Lois Bryan, lielen.Voster. •
Tiverton= -Betty Siirridge, , Louise
liacDonald, Tohnina Young, Jessie
TaylOr, Kenneth- Hendry, George Mc.-
Fadyen„. Eldon McFadyeni- •
Toronto -- Douglas • 'Miles, • ;Barry
lklitchell, Rix. -Rogers,-; :Donald- Long,
Ravinond McCutchemi, Doreed Taylor.
Waterloo-4anet MaeKenzie.• .
Walkerton -Jeanne Robinson, -Shir-
ley Mintz, Beatrice Sohnstone.
Winghp,rii-Donna Chittick, 3-define-
lyn Currie.- Vary Barbara.
Stninton.•MarY Tting, Mary Somers.
Glenna •AL-eponfilet;' Betty Belt 'Dona Id
Kenneth -.?.1eLean, Joseph
Brown, Jim
DUISTCANNON
; „,•4. .
'Death ef Thos. Dickson. --
•
,one Ashfield's highly
esteemed residents, paSsed away 'Star-.
11(11. ("1 FridaS, at noon; in his seyeaty-
denly at Alexandra Hospital, , erode.
third 'year. He had, been seized with
- -Arthiir, Ger•frade,L_ _fleattle;',7-: Marilyn - a
ions: hp to that time be 'had been
Paralytic stroke three Weeks' prey -
'111111(' -11.'' -1111195gle ' Lei4rOurri- 1-Nifniue iii comniunity life.' Ms 'illness ca
,Tiet, Nimine milii(vah:,;yOnn. Menzies.
quite_aative and taking a keen interest
le! Grummet; Ba ry , Doak, Bruce Ho iyas
ittSt .tW,O iiniS: before Mr. and Mrs,
the last sur,v4ving member
Lois Campbell, Fran es.Biereton. Shir- Dickson's fifileth wedding anniverSarY.
A .,.
_, . _ brim, to. the• -late Mr. and Mrs. Thos.,
of a famil# of two boys and three -girls
imen wali served
, Dickson- ,of . Ashfi-eld., lle leaves: he
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I's: C`..1394 "Id 1gs-- '1 h' W'f f " -1 ierly Algtilda Reid
sic es is i ei- oi i , ,. . , ,.
,ing with, prayer.
by the Igistebses,
' Govier. '
Meeting.,
'Sunda ` evening , 111`el'f- 'Athinia 'Dickson, Superintendent of
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GARDNER IVIOTOR.SALES
r.tion 284 con. -01.4114` AVE. and VICTORIA STREET
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u. met four daffghters and' three .sons:. Mrs.
••c• E Tavror. of -Thamesgor,di
Meeting, W1 a_ lifrrtrr 'C,, ., . „1:(41% ,., Texandra TiospK---,-G
ita4ocleric'h ;-• '...
The. 'Scripture . wn • Keau ,y .
...mina. Thil.rii* D;er, of Grtelp11,1 mrs; w. EL.
Robertson, and •Fr nk RaitlibY led, in
, Brytins.' at heme...; Thonirts,Dlcicson, of'
„1/taIO-L.„ ,Vlaine, jol iisto*favOred„..WIP.: West Wawanosli, Pre0; oyersenS. arici
a . mouthorgan sei ction.- ,During the Melvin Dickson, of Ashtleld. Another
son, Will, putiseer .1-tWay. nearly five
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gatherings at the "Park., The,-.14rgeSt
was the annual 'Stranghaa family to..:
withInembei*Tmi.Blyth, 011.1V,'
ton, Auburn 'and other points. The
Goderith, -Baptist chtirch and the On...
tario street United !'church of CIbattin:
also, had large • picnic parties.
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ASHFIELD July. 20.-4/fr, and -lira*:
=David- Maeltertziaral-BeVerley •have -•
Spent the last two. weeks Toronto.
The SaMmer ...School '0 the PreSbY7.
ferian Church -is being held' this 'week •
at the Kintail, Camp, with. Rey. H.
johnstoia; secretary of YOU"ng - people,
.attendance. , • ,• - • .
. Mr. arid Airs. Archie MacMurchy of
Detrbit are Visiting. at the MacMarelty. •
and Rev, .1. Roe :of oro again in
'farm. , •
Mr.. Charles* MaCaregor. of Kitchener
is spending, the holidays with his bro-
thers. Rod and rred. -`‘" • •
Miss Catharine MacDonald, of Tor-
onto visited -.with" friends, over the',
week -end.
• 'Mr.,_and Mrs. Donald Royq.„ and Son
•Dormid;•••••.-of----"Bliffillfir --spent'a•-•-•.areek*at.--
the hoMe of .Mr. and Mrs. Chas...BONI- "
Donald jr. remained -with ,his • grand-
parents, for
'Miss Rhea Martin of ,Sault Ste,
A•larie is 'visiting at:the horhe of her
nnele.s„ John and Alurdoch ..MacLeod;
Air._ and Mrs. Malcolm 'MacLennan
and jean,: orBarrie. and Mrs.' D,uirenn
.:aeeeL,e. nnan -•, and, s .is,obei,,13,0$5, of •
Torontq, called onLAshlield friends last
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Mrs. „Murdoch 'MacKay, and Mi. and
Mrs. Harry Ed -pi . Godericlat'
visited their Ashfield friends,recently.,,
Mr. and Mrs:' Neil MacDonald are
in their chttnge Kintail Beaeli
their granddaughters; "Dolores.- juld
Dorothy Bogie, of ,Lambeth- ' '
• Mrs. It: Bell 'of ,Oxley is fisiiing
her Sister. Miss Mabel Strarig.•
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meetipg, solos Were rendered by. Alarion
Taylor, Miss Elnia and* Grant
41,aithby. George • RobertSon .-gave • a
reading, after which. MeNall
conducted 48. • Vbie quiz. The topic,
Whi.eh 'VOW prepared by Mr. Tabb, was
read by Glenn Itaithby, owing .tor. Mr.
Tabb's absence. .,„TDe „meeting iiraS
'closed with prayer'by James Raithby.
Women's Institute. -The' Women's J. J.., flan, L. Eedy, ec
Institute inet in the Foresters' Hall on Quiticir, and E. W. Erydria-, and the
LawSotrr
, pesiding. Through .the secre-
"rr. `"Rilga.r .floWer-bettreri were Patsy Dyer. ITA1-7
tietrday a
• fternoon, with
tary, Sparks, of Windsor, who is
secretary of the',Blind Institute, gave
hearty thanks. for the tag day..,held
here in aid of those so alitieted. It
wag decided, to have a:home-made, bait-
ing :sale% shortly; and A. cominittee
composed- of Mrs, Woods, Mi. 11.
Phillips, Mrs. • Geo., • Sturdy, 11.0A.
Co*an and Miss ging...was Appointed
to arrange for CMS. interesthig
reading, "Paper' Is War Material., Don't'
Waste 'It." WAS' "giVet1 by M114., Cowan.
Community singing led by l‘TrA. Gordon
Taylor W1114 enjoyeclt. 'after which a
„solo. was sung by Miss Aphelia Me:
ihrain. A rthuling, ",A pleasing, Per.
sonality," w -as' given by 'Atp. 'P. S.
johnston and a 'solo wa8 sung -11Y.
Marie Itaithby. The topie,
was taken by Mrs; :Woods. miss
fsltraughan contributed a read:.
ing, and 'Mrs. • t1IW5011 *:,.eobeltiOted 11
contest.: :Mrs. Mogridge announced
that a Red Cross quilting -would be
'held in lite basem'ent of I'noxlpresby.
terian cluiret on Thursday. My 27.
Meeting a prize donated by
'Miss Mae,,rerguson, Was won by Mrs,
$ttiltz. After ,the NatiOnal Anthem. a
i1i4hioii Ithich was , served by Mrs.
ears ago. .A very -large concourse of'
friends tittended the funeral, - which.
took place on Monday afternoon from
the . United...ohm:eh after • private'
serviee. at the home... Rev..
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Nickerson. wrt* in charge. aksiSted •by
'Rev- Taylor. The pallbearers
wore Pugh. Ste -War tr.1); S. Errington,.
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Yolne and Marjorie Taylor. Ronald,
iti..11an and Harold iliekson. Allan. Reed.
Reed. Grant irari•lsh. Roderick
and Donald AlcKenile, Pleltson Taylor,
Dave Courroisier, Chttrlie VVilkmnS. aud •
•Stewart. Among the many lovely
floral. tributes Were those., frein " the
.board of Alexandra the
481115e5, the hospital eniployees, and' the
Nile School pupils. Mr. Diekkion had
been ail elder of .tlie Milted el/till:eh for
ovet twenty-five years, and will be
greatly iniskted in every 1,tha5e of Ilfe.
Mr. Aid MrS, Joseph- T.'Lynn of IV-.
trait are, guests af Ilotel Sunset,
Pte. ...Emerson W'1111. • atationed 01
Londan. WAS home.for the
Mr, Witt Lacey"' of Detroit spent a
week With his sister, Miss :Niar34 ttlee3f.
.111r. TT. Earl' Elliott of Tore/Ito is
tinending 11 feW eirlYFrly.ith his. father,
Mr.. P. A. '
' Mr. and Mrs.. Tilos, 'Mitchell, of
Stratford. 'visited with Mr. and ,Mrs.
W. Proctor last weelc:ernl. .
; Mrs. Lewis Ellwood and Nancy May
spent- tile nt/st week ot gitchener,
guests Aitith Mrs. Chas. Worsen..
Mrs. X.. A. l‘legtiy%. and, noww. 02
Ottawa, are enjoying the 'Al'untner with
Stolt', Mrs. 'Woods and Mi s Viola the former's mother..Mrs. G. I. thither.
Thompson, . . Mato% 9 - • 4
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utstanding Attraction
TWO NIGHTS!
Wed; & Thurs. July 26th 8:4 27th
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CANADA'S KING (0 SWING!
IrpOWN PROM COAST TO 004ST
ADMISSION $1.00 each
Brass Band Concert -Sunday July 23
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