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BENMILL1U ov, 13.= --Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Grange spent a few days
• 'last week at . Pontiac, Mich., visiting
.Mr. Grange's father and brother. " •
Mr, Ivan Jarvis, of Holniesvilie,
visited with his grandmother, Mrs.
Walters, on Sunday. # -
Rev. Ulf. E. Cronhielm, was in
She felt miserable—
draggy--Iow in vitality
—lower in spirits. She
hadn't thought of her
kidneys, until a friend
suggested Dodd's Kid-
`ney Pills. Atonic she
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Clear headed ' energyan . restful sleep.
Headache, hackache, lassitude and other'.
signs of faulty kidneys disaippeiired..
Dodds Kidney Pills•
HOG PRQ,DU'CERS TO MEAT
AT DUNGANON ON MONDAY
Ashfield ,Federation of Agrleulturre
,Taking Active Interest In Vote
The Ashfield Federation of Agricul'
ture is taking: steps to induce ev r e y
hog producer in the township to cru lift
for a vote on the new proposed . hog
marketing scheme: Circular -letters
have been • sento t with particulars
u'
of how to qua.iity, for a vote, ... and
Maple . Logit Oh pre ',r ►Q, , ',
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The: re.:. lar meeting. Of the Maple
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Leaf Chapter I,O, •E., „ was held in
when and , where the vote nnay' be east. Maeli;ay halt on Friday afternoon
A. registration 'form. also is ,provided,
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Novemi.)er , '►vitl;< tb rci ,,nt, Alts.' J.
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is .Wilfred lw'arrish. and, the secretory x
A. Urahni n, in the chair. off• Minutes
+� 6 k ow'• "si epee was observe&' ' to -honor the
is .La>41 MacDonald, .A.4n.44e 7, Luc •F+ 1 ,• 1
Any personerson marketing one or more nietnory of Mrs,. Cora Beatty., a valued -
hogs a year 'is' entitled to vote, but` in znem . ber whose death occurred a few
order to
be eligible must register at : %weelcs •ago ,
his county representative's, office by • The regular o'de
.d business was.
mail, or• in „person , by November r
23rd
taken
care:of and reports is r
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.
at the lateet. In., registexin� all, that, lzs•?Sanlersarreported a balance ce of
is
required
ee is ,the name,
address and,
rn the general
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runt and
tovnsiYp$16.3G in the wars viccs account
r c fundwere(
Ballots zn?zy„ be' � east on or 'sifter T�onatighS to 'the eme gen y w er
Novamber "12th .at meetings held in, requested.
sted.
thecouhty, or by mail up to December �r>:an eme
zts
were , made
t
for
'Miss
nth, Wui ele, educational secretary, to send
Wen
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A picture e of h Iii a d
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marketing �'
In x;riid�October the new nl g p
scheme omas, thoroughly
discussed and' 'adopted school at Demmitt, Alberta.
etdorsed' at a meeting in Toronto Ron, Miss Wurtele reported that three I.O.
T. L. Kennedy,' Ontario Illinister Qf:i D.E, Coronation buirsnry students- are
" -g ric It re f ddressed the meeting and' at present registered at Queen's' and
Brantford for. a couple of days last asgsured the producers of his co -oiler- Toronto University. Concern was ex.
week. anon in their effort to establish orderly pressed over the Juvenile delinquency
Mrs. Gardner of Goderich spent the marketing of their product. . Fun -ds
Week -end' at Beniniller and attended
have been made available by Mr. Ken -
the anniversary services. . ntrdy's Department for prelbninary
Mrs, E. T. Pfrimmer motored to organizational work. If and when the
Ilauiiltan on Saturday to visit with scheme becomes effective- provision is
her -mother over the week -end. made for .a . miniin inr deduction ,of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Million and two cents. per hog foie organization
family, of Strafford -ale, . were' here. funds,
attending the funeral of tke ]ate Mrs.'. In taking :the vote agricultural repre-
D.; Million of �. oderich.
""Mrs, Verne Gledhill spent a- fe days
in Goderich this week with - her 'sister,
Mrs. Carter,
Church Anniversary—The annivers-
ary services conducted. -in Benmiller
United church on Sunday were largely
attended, both morning and -evening.
Rev. Ulf. E. Cronhielm was the speaker
in themorning and Rev, Reba Hern
Of ' Varna in the evening. Special
music was • rendered by" the choir - at
the .morning service. and in the::.even-
ing.the Misses Iia and Betty Craig and
Mr.. Bill Craig, of Auburn, sang, which
was very zn`uch appreciated. Miss
Vivian Straug]ian presided at the piano.
"It isn't possible to. -reduce taxes and
ihcreltse public ' benefits at the same
time," declares a speaker, He'll never
get anYwhere in politics—he *knows
too much about arithmetic., ;Kitchener
Record.
Quickly remove in Clean Sanitary Trucks. Phone collect,
910r16 CLINTON =- 215 STRA•TFORD ' -
William Stone , Sons Limited
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
sentatives in, each county will act as -
deputy returning officers, but the onus
N being placed on the producers them-
selves to register and vote.
Meetings are being held at various
points in the county to facilitate the
vote.; those who cannot attend one
of these a meetings may. register by
wail and a ballot will be sent tli m.
A meeting 'will be held in' -the parish
hall, Dungannon, on Monday • next,
November 19th, at 8 o'clock, and it is
hoped there will bea large attendance
of those interested in hog production.
TRACTOR OUTFIT CRASHES
. • BRIDGE. AT WINGHAM
Provincial Traffic 011lcer James Culp
investigated an accident at Wingham
ow Monday. - . A. big, tractor outfit
pulling a float -trailer . ;loaded with' a
caterpillar tractor and 'another trailer
crashed through a bridge over the
Maitland River oh highway 86 at the
entrance to the town of Wingham.
The centre section of the bridge col-
lapsed, letting the outfit' down twenty
feet into the ,' *iter, and the -tractor
suspended from the bridge. A The driver, Clarence F. Marritt,
Sutton West, crawled -out of the calx,
unhurt, and his helper, Ben Brignall,
of 49 Givens street, Toronto, escaped
with lacerations over the left eye.
They are employees, of the Storm Con-
struction Company of Toronto and
were en route east from Lucknow.
throughout the Provlaee awl 1.0,1) .0,
ettaptetcs' are asked to seise in curbing :.
awlessuesseby- urging;the Qixtahlielueerit::
of community centres,
Miss Wurtele announced the names.
of the prize -Winners in the Maple Leaf
Chapter , essay contest in the public
schools as. follows.'Separate S
chool,
T se�Matio�twfa yy; Vic��iaSeh001,
Grace Iludson ;, Central
School, Bruce
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O iinc znetion Of Mis4 Wurtele and Mrs,
3 . "C.• Ilays, donations were. given to
ber,.following' funds: ;$10 to ,the' Lucy
Morrison memorial' fund,$10 to Coron- itsouth uron women' In$titute total of about $].00. Chief +fft 'Pollee
Tile cllned to link the, thefts
ation bursary hind, $10 to St, �sien;a • • • .• r a o � `fa e • '
Ts lin m to tea g nil h non a, 1`70 y s l . a ou
a :� 1 t p g' � � with tiirnilalr rates m de tlt
School at Poona., �:..Iudi 4 $ d to he . ,
,which disbanded durtxi the war ears business lanes in Lueau the same
os i al ail': India g Y p
Canadian H p t , . � .
.. to organize more branches in the dight. The Exeter places • entered
also .e.2. scholarship to the Goderich. and
i trier. were Ltndeniield's ba'rdware, ! leo' ;e
MUSIC- l�'estiva,l 'o be .used at the dzs d s
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Many women havex'to do their own
housework, and,the Constant bend-
ing ower, lifting;• _making beds,
sweeping,. ironing, 2e*wing, so -neces-
sary, t8' perform . their lwus'ehold
duties puts a heavy strain on the
back and kidneys, and if there were
no' kidney weakness the back Would
be strong -and well. •
' Doan's Kidtey Pills help to give
• relief to weak, backache;'kidney* suf-
fering women. •
Doan 's: liicln y Pius are put. zip
in an oblong grey box -with our trade--
Intuit
rade'Intuit ti .4' Maple Leaf " on the
i>=a,ilpperr
D'in't acreept a substitute. Be
sure and get ''Doan's.''
The T. .\!iii nrn Co.. Ltd.. Toronto. Ont.
Lueknow bad a bather riotous Hal
lowe'eri;. 'as a result of'which' about
a dozen youths of thevillage and
district were, sunnfoned to i'oiiee court.
'
Cash Stolen from
Arater Bos
Thieves broke into four. buslnes
planes at . :eter on Wedueadaynight
tof last week and' got Aa with: a
•
iciCe.
cr t1on ofthe rusis omar com ittoo.AIiss Dor7thy M �azell, member �wki sx hardwa re�urbrl$ a
Alice foundation fund fpr the training
or youth leaders Canada:
Mrs:- Saunders, the .new war•
strficeconvener, reportedthat no
word had yet been ,received fromthe
Alachasse, the personal property bags
had bees' received at headquarters;ten
boyes for . overseas were packed
November lat; and a balance of $22,13
..
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Mondayafter abrief Airless. lenr *tat on. The�hieves ev en were
mother, Mrs, Charles McDonnell, of net interested iahything except cash,
Hensall, and twas1st rs Survive her.C4YYpr.ifec1d '-
Ezra Bender, of Dos �wood, formerly' • On 9�ed sda , Iove t er 1th, • iu
of ,
Bl th where he conducted A. stare Ontario street United.:chureh, Clinton,
Blyth,.
for some years, died, 'in Victoria SAS, the wedding' took, plane of. •Mile r'ed:
i ,A.nne, eau liter of Mr. -and Mra, J. L.
pito, 'London, on. November, 0th, in h s
six y,in h epr. He is survived by Heard, Clan ton, and' Robert Donav'on.
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Ids . wife,ii daughter, Airs, Veraotti Cooper, son. of •Mr. and Mrs. L A i
• Schatz of Dashwood,and a son, Ar�hie, "Cooper•, . H.alifazc, NA. The, ceremony
Still remained in the Alachasse fund,was performed by Rev., f . Q. -Burton,
The regent re ebtrated that Mrs, Il. Ford, of Toronto.
�+ , �+ Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Lane,who. left After 'a reception at the home 'ot the
Tchoes secretary, had sent a review
year's"Echoes." . • Ri .ley last week to. Make. teir home's bride's parents .the,. happy couple left:.
of the work to14Ire. p
'by ons a tri r 'Montreal,
D. D. Mooney, Services library con- at Belmont, were presented the n `• Toronto and
vener; reported that $3',25 had been citizens of, Ripley with a purse of going o o flier hoose at Railfg z. -
realized in the. summer collection in money. They were the recipients also Feririui--LRbb
Goderich places of business. of other farewell gifts. Mr. Lane was
The_ . marria of. Donna ' 1Lia i ie,
elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
On motion of Mrs. D. D. Mooney and for many years manager of the RuzonG, Lobb Clinton o Technical a
Mrs. N. C. 'Jackson, $3 0 w is transfer- and :, Kinloss Telephone Sys.tem at , , tSerge nt
red from the"'general fund to the war.Ripley. Derrald. F, Ferran, U,S.A.A.lt., son of
services f.: ew ylaw
Mrs. Jackund.son, liaison. officer for the Passed in Bylaw
W.i'.T.B., • distributed pamphlets. on, w sThe Township 'Council,, of Tucker`-.
.ways: to "make do" and to preventsmith •hiayspassed ac rfew bylaw. It
inflation. p ovidesrthat 5.11 children fiftee ye A
On the ° recommendation of the ex-
ecutive $75 'vas given to the I.O.D.E.
Polish relief fund, `$75 to the I.O.D.E.
clothing for British women and child-
ren fund, $50 to the I.O.D.E. sailors'
and minesweepers' fund, and . $50 to
the local Red Cross for bedding for
•Britain..
The purchase of a wreath costing
$9'vas approved for Remembrance Day.
After some discussion, it was decided
to pave an autumn rummage sale under
the convenership of MA. . Iioward .Mc-
Nee and Mrs. F. Saunders and the
necessary arrangements were made.
On motion of Mrs. Frank Curry,
membership convener, and Mrs. N. C.
Jackson, it was deckled that ;new mem-
bers 'vould be admitted only , twice
during the year, March •and September.
An inspiring and instructive message
from Mrs. Ryland New. national regent,,
was read by Mrs. Clayton Edward.
She outlined the augmented education-
al program of the I.O.D.E., which in- '
eludes' the Second War memorial and
immigration, and stressed the need of
books for . the services, used clothing
for' Europe, and support of meat ration-
ing.
Miss dos}}.e Saunders gave an ex-
cellent and detailed paper on the topic,
"Does Canada` Need a New . Flag?"
,he traced ,the origin and meaning
of the crosses in the Union Jack and
the shield: on the Canadian red ensign
and Pointed out the significance . of 1
each. - f
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferula,, Council,
Bluffs, Iowa, was an event of Satur-
day, November 3rd, in : Ontario, street
United church, Clinton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Chas. D. Cox
of age . and .tundear must be off the of Bervie, uncle of 'the bride, assisted
streets by 9 o'clock in the evening from by Rev. G. G. Burton: A reception was
April _ 1 to October 1 and, by 8 o'clock held at the home of the bride's parents,
1, unless ac- where a buffet luncheon• was served.
from October 1 to April
dompanied by a parent or other The .couple will travel through the .
:re-
sponsible person.
Lawson --Mason . -
At .the parsonage of Main street
United church, Exeter, on Saturday,
November ,3rd, Rev. N. J. Woods per-
formed the marriage ceremony, uniting
Annie Isabelle, elder daughter ed Mr, bells are ringing in this .locality.
and Mrs. C. E: Mason, Lucknow,. and Mr. and Mrs.• Ray Dalton and •Mrs.
Gerald Wesley; younger son of Mfr. Earl- Drennan' spent the week -end
and Mrs, ,George W. Lawson, Exeter.. visiting friends in. Detroit. •
The .bridegroom was formerly a flying Mr. Arrthur 'Dalton, •from Toronto,
officer with the R.C.A.F. and spent is . spending • a few . ,days visiting his
nearly :two years overseas. - 4 father, Mr. J, C. Dalton.
States to the home of the groom's par-
ents, after which, the groom will re-
:srume-:his,trray duties in California.
INGSBRIDGE
KINGSB•RIDGE, Nov. 18. --Wedding
When men and women get past middle age their
energy and activity, in. many instances, begin to de,
cline and their general vitality is on the wane.
Little ailments and sicknesses seem harder ' to
shake off than formerly, and, here and there, evidencesof a breakdown begin to appear.
Now is the time those wishing to help: maintain their health and vigour
should take a course of Miiburn's Health and Nerve. Pills.
They help tone up and invigorate the patient by their tomo action on '.
the system
Price 50o a box, 65 -pills, at all drug counters.
Look for our trade mark a "Red Heart" on the packs. _
The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont.
' "Well, Bob has finally decided! hien he's
finished school he wants to go to •work-in ar
• bank. And I'm glad—for ' a lot of reasons..."
Hell get a thorough training, and can even receive university instruction
in banking andeconomics while he is working. Banking isn't learned'
in a day, but he'llget lots of help --:and :and everyo ortunit to move upas
Y, P— PP . Y ,ter
he proves himself.. The road to the top is wide open, and offers:
y .NOrr fir a—not; greatly. beyond.
living memory' ---that the idea` of -
b e took root in
r�i.��.a �eraarnent '.
the fabr'i'c of . forming ration.
Lt o►k` Lack through' the swiftly
tittlng y. Picture the '..lawn
social of the middle 1840's; years
lotten re,iless minds and burning
odd' were forming the mould of a
f`Canac a Vidimiter .
vol inousl .gowned, is stall; mildly,
shooed at the idea that ' the These hundred yws1iave just fled
governor should , bow to the that vision! Thro` gh prosperity,
wishes ofan elected assembly.' through adv4rsity, through".
Her top -hatted consort, too, °is smiling years of peace and
pr9bably vaguely troubled at this troubled years of war a Canada
new notion of freedom. Nonethe- Unlimited has :emerged. And the
less, �t >s the
` spirit of the tulle. next hundred?le ;there.,
The men. andwomen, the power
A pioneer land is gettin ready. to acrid the resources are there 'to
become, a Nation.dreamed
land than. was
a greater
enterprise like,Eugene
of make ever , of.
p.g' o :..,
O'Keefe are laying the
'cornerstones of ventures
yet to grow great. There's
an awakening realization
of •latent power.
Canadians are seeing a
visionof a Canada
Unlimited.
• One of a series
depicting the+ growth of
Canada as a nation.
produced try, 6'Keefe's
an the occasion of their .
100th snttiversity..
And to each of us" -i this
year of grace comes , a
opportunity to re -affirm
our faith in the future by
our purchase • and holding
of Victory Bonds and
War Savings certificated. -
Alp loos these
.�•Y ` public discussions
iscs banks sad
CUiti inert �' sex the b s
Si
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,� s, butt F •With , xbeir . c bplof r t ro> 1 � Vt. their esn'?l0Yees' to ' which all nakc iti'Se of �u ins°
•
• ptcnds� Substa•Ata. y banking, •
l• derision belt to lives to t
thc�sclyesl theft business c ofitemexl '
to devote i reach the g,
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2• ave with �'�'y''�`�d Si' ks �,nd ems.
sub le by bat'
3, Urdzriay to' .jointly
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