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BAY•VIE LD, Mar, 11, fir, , #ad_
-gaga Arthur` •t3uliiv4. Rud babe and
Mrs, Claude Robbins: and daughter
Claudia. Of `Detroit, spent the. week,
end; Math'Mirs,, .J, !Gys« ,MaeLeeti, Sr. ,
• Air. and`? Lrs, Xelth I13100 -of T491.4-
do471►'ere: gPRsts Of the„ lett ''a• ,par.
ents, °Mrs and. Mrs, J Parker,. eYer
:t• the t�Ieelnd.,,'
itisa Beverley-ei; .,of Lon. dun:.
spent *the week -end 'at' het home, In
the village.. '
.trn,.+1,;Tts. Wiin. Sttitbera and
R Ileward
O ` {y tt ,o yLondon, , We O
gneated l4A�'T t r.�4 dt, M• 4:1* her
over the weekud. °
t
•M d M 1tobert C-aeLe+ �#
o .
Model` 1eh :and Mn°.° Joint MacLeod DXyt >N � has 'a :tax rate, Pt,' 80- *US
fIirieau s . nt . the weekend• `with . ',' - this
. for �5. k��teter"i� tai. y&te;
their parents, Mr. and .Mrs, • Louie•+� r-,41i!.!mills. .
d y.a,
'•••Mra. N. W,:'WoodB anal"ifisa i uey Miss.41- Orinyer,, 3 .i ,, orf Toront ,
Wo a k -e d e s 'ot . has been. ' ',olnted cull rintend!eut'
�s w re wee.... a gu . s�- , r . �"� . '
and Mrs. R ; Middleton; at Eeu� .ot r S�ott �:b1euioriui I,apitai,- .Sega-,
sal1Y .E _
: _ •.^ ", forth. `, .
f4ir, 'and Mrs. N'el'son ieard were 'iii ter of
in; -Kitchener 'ont .Saturday ' 'attend- the S-eaforth P'resbyteria#r church,.
Ing` -the wedding :QL, 'M = 'Grace hasp been called to the new ltlrang
Apfelbeck, ,dauirhter of ,Y »and Mrs, Drive Presbyterian Church, Detroit,
av 4,41k
ly' oil Bay, - and' 'leaves ;Seaforth 'next .week to;,
•
'n t eaforth .ince •`fie tenlberi
been S , eaforth � P
Who spent. 04.
daughter in.. '
ought ' . ' .Robert'•Townsend ot; I,olxclesboro,
rued to her received. painful,' injuries,, when he
hnmg. in ,the village on WedneseayA fell while working -on a 'new building
!Visas:., Jo.: Anne Ciynuingham:.,ot °heir erected; rtt Blyth.. The• scaffold'.
Sarnil ud Mt: Jo b f un,ingfianit' of on wb ch b.e; bras standing.,gave way,
e weekend; letting . hiin •;drop' about`•„seven feet, •
and O'rs. ' X-rays. showed he ' had : suffered ,a:
broken .breastbone' as .swell as', a
ray' �Seye? a ,shaking and bruises.
eats of 'Mrs, , . ReV,. ; p♦•B.' 'Woolley minister • <on
r 'circ t
Ciu ch ui
tlief- A.s'hfiei�i nixed. ►
of London }las -been bereaved by the, t esti o
his
,home in, his father, ' Melyln . 0, Wodlley,. of
Brownsville; Ont., af,,.:the age .af
s 'spending a eighty-three years..' TWa ..years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Woolley :cerebrated.
sr.;_'lett on their diamond' wedding anniversary.
here she will Survi�'iiig are the aged wife and a
few weeks, family of eight, •
• The' .death 'of' l�iiss ,•Edith' Isobel”
Wn. Douglas is reported from Lueknow-
Miss Douglas . Was . the youngest.
3.1.—Mr. and lira, daughter of the. late Mr. and Mrs.:.
George Douglas, pioneer residents of
Mr. and Llcknow. . She is survived by two
t N
o.rd on Sun- brothers, William J. and Robert T.
Douglas, an, two sisters, ,Mrs,,
.a o r
•, iss Jean u
than D
' ' larlc� d 'Vl a
of Toronto Tenilile C e , h
her mother, las, all of Lucknow.
4ssuran.ee, has been git'en•- -that
Young' mid.
the bridge over the'Bayfield River-
Goderich .to at Egmondville, . which has . served
are' sorry' to, since 1909, is to be replaced by a
reinforced concrete bridge. It• is.
confined to' egpected work on 'its construction
s returni�u_
gamily• were, *in . Detroit -over the , •-
week -end.• John Apfelbeek• torsi -
s• tok; w
London spent• tiie week•;e with the
•forme r's. Cher •.M s 'J' •P r s 3lrs; 'i, A, Fdwrds►
1 tn4 ...., , . i'.,.., _ . � .. a g11,,.Qiie.
Dfrs,;.I lu, ort, 4,ar ; LQj Rpna1d the winter with, her.
� " y • Broadview, Sack„ 'rete
�y,rc
tt
Gwen . Sound spent th
with their parents; $r
Gordon. Cunningham.
1vir., and Mrs, °L slie G
don, were week -end gd
• arry -Lawson*,
111 Z7; , Featherston'
'spent . the week -end 'at
the villag�e..•
.
M. 'Albert atston •
r v. e•l
few days in London. ,
Mrs. Jclhn,.,MaaLesd,
Sunday for -Detroit, w
visit her -.daughters for: a
Vote P'ROGRESSIVE
PUblished by the Progressive`Censaiyative ea
.. rty'oK t�'niprio. •
• O COUN°C of Witterloo •-:Fount' council• are' i , uncillor will a
'ii�"A,`�'Ia'R�LO ILI.`ORS , . yGodeir ch. Councillors pay
MA. ISIT 'CODE ECH lanuin a -Spring • holiday which their ow•n expenses. Plans are: now
- will likely gibe the forin of a trip • tinder way ,in the hope , of picking
a
1;R May8.--Vie bei and-- propablywest to Junb '15 as the day.
SITGHEN sn s to Meaford ,,June
.: Backache may be caused by' dia
)r4ers of the kidneys. Consequent1.
if
yon suffer fro cka he • Do g
Y , ll r May
pts r, �am ..
•
.Sidney Polis may be helpful to you.,
Because ' of their stinkniating aetiou
ori gip kidneya, and urinax r passages,
d.Doan's•'Kidney f ills assist 'in. the
'-a3iuntnation of waster'.'fron the be ly.
Safe;...dependable and quick -acting,
Doan s Kidney. Pills, can be.used
by, both .young and old. Backache `
as well as minor urinary and blad-
der ailments rimy be quickly .relieved
Y q y
by tl}is" time -proven treatinont. Sold
at all drug stores.
• The T.:Milburrt Co.. Ltd.:. Toronto. Ont.
- CARLO
CARLOW,.1ay a.i..- 'ti
A11i1n Stoll visited with
Mrs. Hamilton of Thedf
day.
Miss ' Gene . Smythe
spent the week -end with
Mrs. Smythe, and family
Mr. and Mrs, Jolut
Ruby ,have moved to
utak their home. We
lose • them from Our community.
11Ir:' Tait. Clark •was •
the hos s ital for five. da
home on unday.
We_ welcome ` ,Mr. and MTS.
l:aitgell and fatniiy to ourcomiuun-
lty, they having purchased`•the pro-
,pert3' at Loyal...
-Mrs. Clive Allin spent the past
-geek, with aIr.. and- Mrs. Chas.
Wallis near Bayfield.
Mrs Fordyce Clark and,baby. boy
"hare.. returned from- the hospital.
-71-577Foll is with them. ' MrrStoll
darts gone to. Sarnia.
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PRECISION .AND QUALITY WORKMANSHIP -ere the keynotes of Plymouth produc-
tion. Pictures, above show --1. 'Fitting Pistons to a clearance -comparable to one half
*fie tfi%kness of" n e gepitte raper. '2: Superfinishing a-'ciersP gaff: Frictional surfbces_._...
ore ground mirror -smooth.. 3. testing a crankshaft for perfect balant:e with sensitive
,instruments 4 Dynamometer. -testing: a -completed Plymouth engine.
.^„•Yr.+"°^?•,,.:�r'_�::�..,_.-w-_•:: 'c . -'+<�: KC»s ^ .. .« "rJJxh" � an,:tiaa+.%.K..::. ,.:.. >-y »•._ • .,+.# a+ - r^
PLYMOUTHS are built in Canada by Chrysler! The. Windsor plants of
the= Chrysler Corporation of 'Canada,. Limited, contain over 22. acres
•of floor space where thousands of modern machines arid
` -I- — MnCe i'als fro n aU over the D-omsni..on
are-13.
inB
ments are
used by skilled`workmen'fo�theprecision: manufaCturin fine cars
are -ship d -to the -great -Chrysler:-
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plants. Canadians -nmevery province'are employedimaiufactur ng
'Materials for Chrysler -built, cars, including Plymouth. You -maywork
in a plant whieh supplies smite items. " list', you know the high standards
required by Chrysler. Engineers. •. ,..
Whenever .you are in Windsor, Ontario, We--woulst like' you : to visit the
Chrysler plants and see the Canadian Plymouth being made. %''ou'.11 Pee
the care that •goesinto• every operation—the constant checking, and
testing • that assures •Canadiaiz 'Plymouth owners reliable performance;.
greater, safety and'increased' economy.
1.00K AT;, THESE PLYMOUTH FEATURES
Safety=Rtns",Wheels with Super: Cushon tires for blowout Protection • All.
steel 'Safety Body,, a Body Guard Bumpers • Hotehkiss Drive to cushion
w starting and. stopping-. front-end Sway' Eliminator • Safety' Hydraulkc •
-
Brakes •*Floating Power Engine 'Mountings to smother vibration. • „•
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Parts and parts.tesHng plant, Cm
hatha, Engine plant, Windsor. `
THE''PLANTS OP THE'CHRYSLER CORPORATION
• Oa CANADA, LIMITED '. •' .
r.. �.•..= rlr.v
IfPHAt FOR •CHXT D)RRN"'S`
CLOTHIIi9.11 R `INDIA
wlll be:. eonntiaeaeed ,sl)ol tly': Duaria
fhb . ;s xiu hoods Volidge w a
elaeed to` tr'a�i ie iC?' en. rifer
hours' as it' was. ;reared the abut,
'menta, bad been .danget'ously weak,
erred.
tlit4.7;:t Of iodecliTewl�tshi(.� p
ti' Zollit Vere • D'o e, a native ,of
Goderich tAwnsl sip►` died sudden., ly at,'
Strutf9rd '.con Satarday afternoon
ft`oQp.m��'pa „heart ' attaek�►gyp to va'a�}j IR.
Vs se�ent.x'- Q rth Yi Y.ar, e' 1T
,,11.). T!ue.kers 3th,' near B.racebeld; nod.
moved to ;Stratfo r4 tWo yours `age.,
fur. ial was at . Clinton: pt. :..o, .CQIe
Of Godeilch'-township is, m ,brother.
*cord . color attip
lin ,X eraviia, well knpvtu'eighty
au,fi-year-old ,r . Miiiop<'•-•shiplaer,
established a' record this' w'ee'p for
;cattier'prices..whe#t'he shipped tette*.
steers' frowl.N.Valton,.'to TarontO .that
brought 2( , cents." Qwue4 ' by; ,Dick;
Whitfield, Brussels, the steers
ought" th+e highest .;Price • ;x4
Gavin recalls having been. ;paidduly;
ing. the twenty-eight years: ;e, has
,pl4EB►trY""'
lJthe`t � et 'rested .
Maty ConeUla aver
*41, 4eh, Coo: :"I'►?r
t tiw w .W4
no.Ott h r�
ril, �Coan.
¥essra. tiros, an and
r r. rrei rll
Mersin oitamlen . e
qr •�gYer t w t,o141,
Mlssea: Alit .and • E1Xoed Wa11
Of' T($r'olto Were"home. :dor aria
'irla.,y, ]retuxniag' en: Mo1X4 -y
U'r, ao01, ra. at , and •udtew .
eiartin sl 'nt Suudoy` -1st SeaTkrt
it .at Mr, aid. /a1s.:.300 Yiil'.lt►..�- ;
s g' .
M . WiiEl, aitgu: of troit;. ►1
with his.:sou: M 01t ot'or rhes. 'wood.:
<ead,, +
`Mri,Euy' aitan- his pi*baa 4: the, »..x
xam0s Bar lec< . a -'on 90:.400;
toneeaaioi? "• ,,
eater Was yisitlag over ttilda w „,
Mr..'a zid O f
spray' to !War# thstt »;
yuan• �.uatin Yeas tal^r`e0. 'to the 'hes,
piial' last 'week -end,:' 'We `h+ fain
• .'"reeav
erg ' e e
s y
(ir �
With the reee tt sno `and ea"
'ala: of, the •week -end ,Seeding here",
been shipping, --Seaford Expositor» will be delayed for seine .time.
Chest'Chairs• etc. that
You. will be � a `d of ° the e+ a � ,
were—upholster or xecovex_1or you. Choice . of velour,
frieze, tapestry, damask,
Quality 'coverings,
-•dYw1
--Phone2063 \1.� deliv
ery
,NPAITE-
GOPERIOIC
The :.regitj m,o1, ably meeting of
the W M S. of Ndrth street_ United
t•htt'reli•Wzts.1161111 i the c'lurch- ptirlor
on Tuesday of. ,last week, with, a '
good attendance. The president, Miss,
Minnie -Campbell, presided over the
business' period. The amount of the
thank -offering givings was reported
to be $100. Mrs. Chas. Barker and
'Mrs. Thos. Doherty were appointed
representatives of •the W.M.S. on
the committee for the preparations
foie ---.cone�aiianal
a �• ' _ picnic to Be
g
held some -time in June. Miss
Campbell 'extended .the sympathy of
the .society tb• Mrs. P. J. :Cantelon
• :ii tier' `recont` -berea 'ealent " the IosS
' 'of her husband. .,Mrs. Naftel, liter-
aiture secretary,. read items concern=
iiib changes being made In the Blue
Boob:'_', . r-.
Mrs. Maskell read as.ber Christ
Jan stewardship report a letter from
the special Missionary. Miss Marg-
aret McHarrie.of the Babies' Home
�i't - Neemuch.. India, who has; given.
t'hitty-eight, years',of service in, this
mission field: being the youngest
missionary When she went out and
now the oldest'• one on duty. She
says she believes that the .' Chgildren
are the greatest - asset that the
Church of Canada has in India to-
day. They A -re urgently in need of
infants' clotiiing and Miss McI a.rrie
makes a special appeal through Mrs.,
Maskell to -tole North street W.M.S.•
littl , 1 itted--:'aclrets, bonnets
for..... .� � �
r-s$and� �sp�l.ee ; �•-ad+soL --.little olo. osL
a.
• ...r printed ii'a pelette dresses. Thi'se •
articles mut leave Canada. In',June
in order tp, - rrive in India in time
for Christrit, s. .Any of the ladies of
'the W.M;8.` or"-af-the -congregatio ie
;wishing t4assist in this work "are
asked --to get--in-toueh :witit -Mrs•: E:
" . A. Ma'kell, or Mrs. R, J. -Howard.
While Mi5'0, McHatrie does not make
any mentitiii of her own needs the
fact. that . lie is: wearing a ten -year -
i nit odlld indicate that she•also
ym,n telothing., , ; •
-Mrs. Ba ler, correspondilig secre-
tary,, ref' "thank you" letter from'
Mrs. A i,lt; °1.{Scott ,for, sympathy • ex-
-tended. r Ve,nty-six ° calls -en sicI,
• and sliut;i Ts were reported by .the
comnitutityfriendship committee.
The repcirt's of .the Presbyterial
meeting held in Seaforth weregiven
by the delegates, Mrs. Maskell and
•Mrk:. Vineeut:
Mrs. Phiillips,•opened the devotion-
al period by repeating'a short poem.
"What have 1 that God can user'
The ' 121st Psaliin was read as the
Scripture lesson by Miss hopper.
Mrs. 'Otos. Doherty gave ,ani inter-
esting talk on the trans'lfitfon of the
'1 Le l~v R t, ,tial art pssy nd Drs : t
ec ��tlt1 n roil " t i ifidriroole,
rent Is 'the Goiiip it , , i After the
singing a£ ,a hymn Alias Campbell ;
olpsed the meeting .with` prayer. '' '
r
our 1361 1k is- there to serve you in a
person a, private way.
When ;you make a deposit your passbook
is closed to anyone but you-and—four
bank. *hen you - arrange a loan, that is
srictl etween ou' and: your bank.
When you discuss private 'financial matters
-------'-with ,your: -bank manager,{: you -kno'w-they-
will ;stay private.
confidence .and trust.
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