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ODERICIL ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AITOVST 26th, 19:48)
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CHARTERED IACCOILINTANTS
W. CECIL ATTALDGE.
'7- CH,A.11•TERED ACCOUNTANT
Phone 01:fice 343W. 'House•
Goderieh. '
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G. Mee/ANN,' •
. Adcatmt•ant
, Olintoni coutaria ),,, ,
Phone. 4763 4: • . Albert Street
ACCOINTI.NG 81., Booluirzer_ou
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;A ccouNTilsTo 4, BOOKKEEPING,
116•'• -•••• ,,,stavAvii1 - •
, raT .aman Bustnesses, tt.:kres; late.
4,------r"--k--44-. Bookkeeping Systems 'Inistalleci.„ •
' Books Balanced ;Monthly,:
Financial Statements
•' Wage Summaries ' •
Business and Personal Income Tax
i . • - Seturas %-
ALBERT silo=
Office : Corner Worth St. and Square
Phone 975, Residence Phone 144.
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11SISI.JRAN4JE
• - •
IltteKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
•aITRANCE'.CO. Farm 'and
ipolated 'town property insured:
President, Chris. Leouhardt, Born -
•holm; Vice -President. Hugh Alex-
ander, Walton; Mar. .and SKY-
Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth ,, •
DIRECTORS - Chris. Leonhardt,
Bornholm; • Hugh Alexander, Wal-
tOni Sam. II., Whitmore, Seaforth,
- J. Trew.artha, '
,Clinton• Rabert,
Archibald, Seaforth; John
Ewing,• Blyth; ktank McGregor,
Clinton;LJoini L. Malone, Seaforth;
Ilarve,y Fuller, daer410: ,
Agents--JoIL E Pepper, Brucer
field, R.R. 1'; George A. Watt, Blyth,
• 'it -.111•--.-'1;. Fii1fly MeKernher,
• Dublin, R.R. 1; J. F. • PreWiT
• Itrodhngen. . •
Pm'
nients andIer,theirrgardw-i&n'ipted"
• at the Royal Bank, 'Clinton; Keith„
--Otittig,i:,Orneeryi,, fg PAP n Street,
• Goderieh,
MEDVAL
' EAR, WOS10;.-THROAT
Late Houie- --Surged-xi -i,::Noiti! York
- - Ophthalmic . and Aural Hospital
s sista iitat Moorefield Eye Hospital
'.and" Golden Square T1roatIrel,P1411.;
•„ .,• London, England. - .. :. •
EYES •TESTED, GLASSES -
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•• SUPPLIEI)•
53 Waterloo,. Street S.,'Stratford.
Telephone -267. • • • . . •
Next visit 'Bedford.*•Hotel, Gode-
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,Opo. 0.0Macgwa_
Fire, -Aiicidentand • Motor Car
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at 2 pan. till 4.30 p.m..
4 _
.OLM 1IATIIERS.
ISSURANOB
Fir'. Automobile, Liabilltt, ete
Rria. ESTATE
TNT and Farm, Properties ,
For satisfactory iesults in the'
'sale -or rentabof your property ,
(.list it with
VIALCOLX VIATILE.BA.
' WEST T.
Them) 115W OoderiCh
A.L'COLE
-'00tOmetriatr,rOptileian,:
Eyes Examined, Olassea Fitted'
Phone 33 • Ooderich, Ont.
. F. T. Armstrong
. .
OPTICIAN and OPTOKETRIST
4- Squaw • Goderich 1-
•-"See Armstrong andSee BMW',
Luelmow first.:Wednefiday of
' each month,
Jeffie
cces
Big AftHernoon -of ,Fun, And
Fxob .Pro-Vided for.
' ..Large.,gathering °
A spirit of •goodfellowship and
hospitality was felt everywhere in
.Jowett' s Greve, Ilayfield; On. Sat-
urday afternoon when the ,annual
DIVAICO picnic was held' by the
Dominion Roach 4achinery Coin -
pally, attended by 175. employees
and im *nal „number of members
of their families and guests. •
Air Vice-Maislial J. A. Sully was
everywhere directing eve,nts, and
there were no dull naonients. The
Children Were` made happy with'giftS
uppliei.1 gratis by the ,,Cdtapany,
and there'were free soft -drinks, ..ice
cream and chocolate bars to 12e had
for the asking.
Mrs. J. A. Sully .was in -char.fife of
the arrangements for the supper
pl'oVided. by Mr. Stilly and the Com-
pany. It Was a bountiful one, .and
was keenly enjoyed • by the •pic-
viekers:--
Rev. Richard Stewart of :Landon,
•I.ilxrimEWED .AucnollErm
DONALD B. BLUE
'Accused for Counties' of Huron--
•and Bruce. .
.
RIPLEY, PHONE .49-
•' For information apply to J. N•.
Hendgban, Division"Court Clerk.
€144,erich;•thst- ,„._.
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• EDWARD W. ELM= "
..„_.,“pipsiswit.M04),LsZER_
Correspondence7promPtly ai,-
Swered. *mediate arrangement's
-can.,be-macle--for-Sarei Dat_bY±.
.411114 'Mine 203, ;1211.hittin. •
Charge Moderate and satisfac-,
•.thinGrnaraite.ed„. • ' • ' 39tf
•
termer' Minister of Knox Presby-
lerian Church, who with 'Airs,
Stewar4 Pick, `and David WaS,
Listen to the
ONTARIO' STOCK MOS
• BULIXTIN .
featuring WALLY FORD •
every Ttiesday morning
CKSX, 020, 7.30' .•
Ammifilmoimmimiumoilio
Low Raii leifes
• To The
- CANADIAN-NV*11MM. I
HAROLD JACKSON
AiletNSED• AUCTIONEER
'HURON AND PERTH-.
Sgaforth Phone -11461 -Or
Harry Edwards, Godefich;
Phone .144 .
EXHIBITION
XiIONS 0001M'AGAIN AT
SECOAD OARNI1rAL MOM
4104, chorp411 a -019,
,The_000.0),UW-loions_Cinh.scpred.,
1403.te eon" another success when the varPtval•
Mitt, warinly, expressedthe thankrif Frida night In
Of the empleeeS Itud tO w" reljeaed'' on
for tlie ge'orous aetta. Court Housq Park, under the direc-
tiens „made brIaluiseig and the Cern-. don. of the president, It,
G. Sandel:-
pitny to: the success' of the, inenle.on. oanies were„Well* Vli•froi:'
In: reply; Mr, SollY said it was
sub -
great ptivitep to havegam.
lied, and- the ISieceed4 ..sub-
ering.. Ile felt the`pienie proinoted
4, fine spirit and thanked'theinfor
Coming to it:. He cOnelnded by WiSh-
“thq hest of Inek,”
All. jolted hi singing ",For ; He's
,Jolly Goad Fellow,” and the
popular i president ivas tiCeorded
three rousing cheers and ti
A singsting of Popular airs for adnits.
and, children ,marked the sapper
•hour, "with accorfipaliiment onthe
plane. accordion by Rentild BabstOn,
of Stratford; who played several'
times during the afternaft, -
The children were delighted with
the antics of a clown (Bola Henry)
and, gleefully 'followed him about
the grounds. •
Features 4;-"f the Afternoon:
Prize▪ s for the sports eventS.Inul
been ,purchased from profits of the
canteen fund,•and were well worthy
of the keen conipetition in' 'each
event.
• Horseshoe -pitching had a spade
11,„t(.1 iiself and --many enthusiasts
had a good time with this
popular sport, with WiLliain John-
ston acting as judge. The winning
team was • Clayton Grant and •Bud
Jeffrey,. second place being won by
Mike Hanahan ad Dave HannOn.
With Harry Barker, first-aid man,
in, attendance with .a pail of water
for all -Casualties; the egg -throwing
centeSt was one bf the most ,a.nans,,..
ing events. NLined•Up in two rowS,.
the men threw eggs to their girl -
partners, • Many -thnes-the„ catch,ers.
'Iscrambled" the_egg as they grasped
it,, and ran to the first-aid pail to
wash-off--the_clinging snbitance.
- -Bob 'Henry and _Jocelyn, Vincent
were the champion egg -throwers;
-vdth---Wilfred Klnahan--and-Mar-Y-
;Muhday (erase' Te-WITITS'rand Mr: and
MTS.' John K. Sully placing third.
lary-treasurer; John :G. 'McDonald,
publicity Cliairman. The Sports
cconmittee was• Composed cif Bud
Johnston, Rill Sallow's,' Mel. Co.V.
.Tim Morris and • 1.444-1 Johnston.
airman of the- grotinds committee
wiit--Vom Hampton; , prize cony.
mittee chairnian, W. E. Dockstader;
tfitralb f 'refresh,- Guir-.ra-ce-,-12,tcr-14-ty
Donald Stewart and Gordon Smith.
transportation - c-ommittee, Burns
'AT TORONTO .
AUG 27th•--ZEP'f. lith•
rare anzt -one:third
• Jor the, Ronixi. Trip
-(Goveruthent-Tax-Extra).,•••.:
•
-Good going:Thursday, August
•26th to Saturday, September
1.1th inclusive
•Return Liniit-Sept. 15th
• Full ,informatiOn from 'any
--Agent- '
Vanadian National.
•, 33-4
' CHIROPRACTOR ' AND DRUG-,
LESS THERAPIST *••
• Goderich, Phime 341,
• OFFICE HOURS.
Mon, &' Thurs.-7-9 t� 11.30 a.m.
2"ta 5 p;m. (only)
.Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30 a.m.• •
2 to 5 p.m. & 7 to 8 p.m -
Wed. & Sat. -9 to,„,11.30--mm: • )
lilineral fume battirs by appointment
Only.
A. N.-ATKINSON
51 South St. •
Registered under Drugless Practi-
• tioners Act for the . ir.)rovince of.
• Ontario.
• WESTERN ONTARIO
• MOTORWAYS
-Bus Schedule Now In Effect --
To LONDON To. STRATFORD
7.50. a.m. ' 7.50
12.15 pin. 12.15 p.m.
4.15 p.m. - '
8.15
• • Bus to Stratford at p.m. Sun- -
• days and holidays only, Bus to
London at 9.55 p.m, Enclayg, "Sat-• ,
days, Sundays and holidays. •
Bus to Kincardine and Owen
• Sound via lilug Water Highway
• leaves 10.45 a.m. Fridays, Satur-
days,
.
Snudays and holidays:
bundays and kolialtillid-1245--bus
' - goes to Stratford only. --
Connections .at Clinton -for London,
Detroit, -- !Vaughan), Walkerton,
Port Elgin and Owen Sound.
.' *Connections at Stratford for Weed-
' stock, Kitchenerif Onelph,. HamB-
• ton and Toronto.
Connections at Mitchell for Listowel
and • Lendon. , •
For .informatitin phone Reg. McGee
WM-IL
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'
stantiallr ',augment rthe fuudS' for
crippiecl.- 'children an child weltare
work for which botli•WeduesdaY and
Friday carnivals were
The atlendiuICC prize on Friday
nightagain created considerable
Interest 'Thq pewer nanWer was
won by Mrs„ .NOVle Irianaway.. As
.the first draw for the inixmatter.
was made before all tickets were
111, a second draw was made and
thetprize was duplicated. The 'first
was won bynr,044, ee4ge ,Olianabeis
and the seconeby Miss --Sharon
Sachs, both of 'Goderigh:.• .
The following is the result of tEe
main- draw : •
Easy chair•-tM. J. •Snider of Mea -
ford.
Iiit*le=-Mrs, Fred Bowra, sr. -
-Electric tea..kettlb,-,-A.. L. Walker,
Toronto. .
Presto, cooker7--Mrs. • Frances,
Miller; Goderich. '
Casting rod -FI, Gilbert, Cloderich.
Kenwo-od blanket -John McNall,
Goderich.
Ki$aftoducew
Champion Quilt
slisox„rgAira
'CHOOSE DELEGATES'
ments, "Bucky” Graham' .
The gate prize, an electric iron,
was d.raWn for by ..italy McTaggart,
and WAS' won by , Adrienne Hilde-
.
briulil. • ,
•Races and Other Contest .
The following were the results of
the sperts ,events: • .
Girls' race, 5 years and under-
DIque .Morris, .Sharon Sachs,, Donna
-Do -st-aderl- 6 -and 7- years--7Marlene
.Norman, Joyce Bosnell, Mary:fa-ay..
• Mixed orange' race,' 9 -years and
'llelesic, Gwen
,St,'teNvart, Larry Jeffrey. ,
, -.Girlsr,-'-race, 8 .and • .S?ear g 'L --
-Prances; Morris,4anet, Hay._ Bos -
Clare ilainiOli Jininrr Helesie;
Larry Jeffie,Y. • • s
Moore,
to 11 years --Bob Ham-
ilton, GregOry ,I1ildelorand, 'Ronald
GroPp..
,Girls' .slipper :scramble -• Jean.
Gropp, Betty Knight, :Sarah Jeffrey.
brand' and Bob. 1latai1t0*.;--2.nd, Bob
Dockstader and 'doiden: POwell; 3rd,
en's Institutelgin0 First
• Prize. atToronto
••DeMbitiArt
The Ottail, IVolcnen's, Institute
have rO'ceiv,ed word that they wen
first„ prize, $100, fo'r their quilt at
the Canadian National, Exhibition,
Tdranto.The qualifieations• elated
for .an-aiaplique maple leaf as the
centre : block and, the surrounding
eight blocks to be Wade to depict the
various industries in Canada,' such
05 fariuiiig, ftliit;grOwlOg, etc; It
had to be finished in eitherap-'
pliquO and *embroidery or both.' on
a White background There were
seventeen entrants in the Class'frOta
411 ' oVor 'Canada. '.
The Institute ,woraen were for-,
'Elmer Bell, Exeter, presi-
dent 'of the Huron -Perth, Asseet7
atiott; Harold Jackson, of 'Seaforth,
and Charles UcNaug,btOn, of gloter,
were, delCgo,tes..clOgen by a meeting
0 the executive of -the Progressive
ConSprvative Association of.
'1):V eltt /tn.* t 41 t,•teOn dt tat Dominion
!etCOfla Ot
September.,
lAseinb
tericte: Grand. °MP. °''Ee.g
EE.
Clarice, ,Seaforth, and -William PT-
1erington, Exeter. ..TheniasPryde,„
itlso will attend• the 'cOnyen-
tiOn as a delegat'e, wheii the party'
chooses its new leader to sucCeed
The meeting . also decideirto.hOld
Perth at, Mitchell on Wednesday,
Odtober 20, to choose a candidate
,tunate. ixr secdring Howard. Cowan fdt the Federal House at the next ,
of Lucknow to design and"d.taw their.
patterns for theln. The centre maple
leaf was .appliqued and embrpidered
by Mrs. Dave Cowan ; trade. and.
,commeree block by lkir.S. Dave Mc-
Kenzie; -wheel of industry" block by
Mrs. Nell, G., McKe ?de; ftirreing
block by -Mrs; G rge '.A.1,9ncrief ;
fishing' block 'byJMrs. , Henry ' Mc-
Kenzie ; mining block.by Mrs. Ray
Dalton; lumbering block by Mrs:
Jim Little fInd iVirs Wm, 'Waring;
hunting block by Mrs. Adam John-
ston and Airs. Lorne Farrish ; fruit -
growing block by Mrs. Rass Bissett.
The following women assisted in
the gaffing •Mrs. Ewarthinieson,
Mrs. Robt. Nelsen, Mrs. James
Little, Mrs. •Wilfred Parrish, Mrs.
Lorne. Parrish, Mrs: Neil G. Mc-
Ateir.J. MeKenzie, Mrs,
ITenry -1VIcKenzie; Mrs. Geo. Mon-
crief, Mrs. Russ Bissett, Mrs. Fred
McGregor, Mrs. Wm -Johnston, Mrs,
_Adam -Johnston, Mrs. Lorne Par-
rish., Mrs. 'Sarah McKenzie, Mrs;
Dave McKenzie and Mrs. John
Cowan. '•
erry,..an
OFFICE-MASONIC TEraius
Vir,ES1STREET-
•PHOP1E 230 G4DERICW
lianntANcE
• and
• REAL' ESTATE
PHONE 24 GODERICII
SCHQ0L. OF....Com$imitfpg.
).., ________-:-OLINTOlit-L----ONTAMer.' •
• Register -for -Fall Term -Starting. S-ept. lath, 1948,
Chartered under Ontario Deptof kdueation
Courses -
Clerical, 'Stenographic, Commercial, Secietarial,.
M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist,, B. F. WARD, B.A„
• Vice -Principal•• Principal.
32-5
INsung „Tlipivz NOW
Treshers, tractor, cars.
• All hazards Covered in one
• . policy.
FROM
- GORDON JEWELL
R.R. 6, GODERICH
Phone Carlow 301.-4 •
AAA.
.INSURE. • IN SURE
INSURANVE2 "
• cONVEDERATION-Lrep ;
voND.
intr.-Preferredrat.s for
preferred Adm.
ACCIDENT & ISI(..)KNES'S
,
, JOHN FARRISIr
Phone* 7r15 • Dungannon
CAPITAL
ATRE"'
4
Now -"The Voice of the Tiirtle"-Ronald Reagan Sr/Eleanor Perim.
•
Mon. Tues. and *ed..
.•
IARRY PARIiS---ELLEN,DREW AND MARC,PIATT
It's in Teehnidolor and It iIritnimed With adyentiyouS action;
.0,0arkling. romance and high humor, •
"THE. SIV()R1)..S N"
Thur. TM.and,Sat; TWO FEATURES.
• RICHARD MARTIN -FRANCES itAttERTY & RALPH. CONN
,Take ;us to old Al.exieo for,,a. colorful, fighting adventure
•
."The' Adventures of Don Coyote"'
--JACKIE • COOPERA-441ENE "ROBERTS aid C1RI1i ENDFIEtn
'4 Offer the scream :version of the hilarious. hest-seliq
"Stork
• • Bit•
es thf.
SHOWERS" with .0-aelt Carson., q,
1Viatinees'Wed Satand holidays at 2.80 'p.ia.
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W.C.T.U. PICNIC .MEETING
'election.
•
• TOWNSIIIP COUNCIL
WEST ,WAWANOSII •
• Tlie West Wawandsli ..Township
'Council held' the regular meeting, on
August 10th with all the •inemberS
present and Reeve Finnigan,.presid-
ing. • •t • •
On -motion-et Councillors Gaunt
'and Johnston the Clerk was in- •
structed to •notify the. tax c011ector
to return the 1047 tax. roll by Sep-
• tember 14th. •,•, ••
A delegation from the Dungannon
Fair Beard waS present and re-.
quested that the , •Township assist -
in the ,construetion. of the new hall.
On ination of Councillors Durnin
'and Johnston grant (d. 050 was
.oldered paid to the ---•Board.- • -
It was -moved -by- Osunt-glor Gaunt
and •seconded by Councillg :roTinston
• that,the_Reeve'cOntact the-engineei,
Coemlie,, and if_ , .pessible obtain
pertnissiOn-to-riistall_metal.„.
-on the- Emerson sideread and
sideroad west oft „Auburn. • The
e r-August....menting,toffmthe-W,G.. ,metion, •
T.TJ. was.held at Harbor Park, with _
fair .attendance.,..' The. meOting
WaS71rf- chrtrge-;: --the-irestdentf
Mrs. Dougherty. . 'Serinture,
John 14,1 AVIS read bY ,Mrs. -Peters
and Mrs. Raithby also gave a rend-
ing. • The'-ifieeting. 'Closed. 'with
Prayer • and after*ards j lovely
plonk supper was •en-"ov d ' I
Eiloq rAsTItY...,0/111Es
PUNS-VR*8 DAILY.
.'Wate4 this space each week
for Specials. '
f.4044.9.4•04-0044.,ros....4.00.9.
WEEK -END SPECIAL.
BLUEBERRY PIE,
•' $5,e each
.61IBLSEA' BUM .
, "20c clOz, •
DAILY DELIVERY, TO
YOUR'DOOR,
hone 1$4"
',BEATON, Prop.
On motion of Conn'Ciflires---Cau
and. Dickson the Township tate for
1:948,was,set
eludes 'the Government sithsidy of
one mill.. • •
The. Kirke drain , was' • finally,
passeden--metien---of Councillorjohnsteri 'and Gaupt. The -Clerk
was Instrueter,
tenders 'fbr the. *constructiOn, of the
Kirke. drain,' all tender's to be in
by September •;
On motion of Councillors. Dickson
GropP;, Barbara 'Hay, Bill Morrison.
Boys -Len, rglen,. Ben • BoUy,
Gordon Powell..-^ ••
• Biscuit -eating contest -Ray Ham-
ilton, Fred. vipcenf,' Isabel Moore.
• Girrls' sackrace7,--petty Knight,.
jsrawl Afrintr.Bth NtrT19
Gordon Pomeil; Boh
•
Mia -ed matelrllnitee-Ben. Bot
and an Hamiltbn ; , Betty 'Knight
• And 0. Hiideliraildr • ' • •
Egg -throwing 'bonte*----:Eo 'Henry
• and Jocelyn Vincent; Wilt THWalii.n..
and Mary 'N.Itinday ; Mr. and Mrs.
John K. S. •
•Single .1 dal4Vmtace---,:fean GropP, ,
Adrian I-jildebiyand, J oan Mun day.
Single nien-Vie. I -Tay, Bob -Allen,
Clinton Grant. , •
• Married- , ladies' • race Hazel
• Swanz, 'Mary Munday, Jane Gordon..
Men's -Bruce- Sully, Tom Foster,
George -Swanz. • •
• Ladies' orange- .race-lst, • Tevera
• Young- and. Mrs. , ; , 2nd,
Ann Ilanallton and Betty. Knight;
•:Ird, Mrs. JohnSully and Mrs. Sid
Shent.on.. . ' •
•
Ladies' sack rice-a:=Mary Munday,.
• Joan -Murray, Isabel Moore.
-
Men'srsack reek Bob' Clay
G•rant, Matt. Jordan: .
•Ladles' •slipper scrainble-lits.
John • McKinnon, •• Anne H.amilton,
Mixed 'three-legged rnce--,--13ruce
Sully and Pauline Pattetson; Mr.• .
and:Mrs. M. Jordan: 1abAllenand
Joan Murray.
'Rolling pip, throw -Mrs. John
Sully; Mary Munday, Mrs. Leo
Tug-of-war -Bob Jeffrey, Clay
Grant, ,t'Bucky' ' Graham, E: Mae:
leod, -iind Worthy,- _Vim 1-amilfon:
• .(coach),' John Sully, }Tarry' West-
• lak:e, Leslie Pitblado, C. Langille:
Slief-put--:--GeOrge .Swanz, Bud
• WorthY, "Micky" Graham. •• .
• Ladies' softball tlitow,--Mrs., John
Sully, Mrs. S. Moore, Isabel blank.
.Morsekhoe pitch , (jndge, Wm.
Johnstbn ) st,' Clay .Grant and Itul
Jeffl'ey ; '2nd, Mike Hanahan '.and
Ha rin on . •
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Cantral Business ;0 -leak
- GODERIGH, ONTARIO *
Begins Another Term on Sept.
•..
=Mimi Rui,iiies, Seinmig-Aggedation is-pron
the Term opening of its Member &Ilea in your Distriet: '
The Association' (points out that the Central Business College
- teaches the standard Courses of the Assoeiation, as taught by
good schools of lyisitless,Education actOSs the Dodainion.
The Diploma granted Graduates is the Dipiiiiria of the Asseeiation:
.•
Thi, Canadian BusifleSs Schools
A. M. MILLS, Sec.
'Association
•.0 P. WkLLS, President
R. H. NIFAZLER, Executive Vice PITS.
ossimissaismftwirxworroomamarmaimmtorm...
GODERICH PiVILION
Dancing 'Nye& and Sat. Nights
HOPPY
AND HIS ORCHEllEtTRA
Holiday Dancing Sii4day*Mid-Mte,
and Labor Day Night Set. 5 and 6
. Winners of eachWednesday, ni. t Girl Vocalist contest,
•Ong tailor pay night fr graid prize. *
• LastWodneStlay night; tiOnted Sept. lst.
• FEAGAN& ?REST
ELECTR/CAL
CONTRACTORS
Phone- 937-R-12 86 775Nf
A kvourite Remedy.
the 'past: hundred •yeaA
.,1300`.14.01I -.E1OVILER'S--BX:TRACT
WLEAD STRAWBETtlere has-
beei a faNkairite remedy,for bowel
and effeCtive.
afowifER's
EXT -OF 1.
.STFiAWBERO;
`4..4.1i•• •
' Prescribed for
• Diarrhoea
• Intestinal Paint
• Sea Sicknesi
SaOner Comp,
be
Surviged .hoyt
tluieftly It works and - he* Mueli
,hetter yoll feel, D 00 T OR
IlOWL:RIVS EXTRACT OP
•Don't try to get the best of the
other fellow-, Try to,,,,bring.ont the
est
tind,' Gaunt • the, meeting,' was ad.,
jourued to September 1.4th, .fit, 1,86
• DIJRNIN PHILLIPS Clerk
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