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DUNOE&NNON .Aug, 30- iiss04. day
I st week; and: 'was also, ,at
p • .K{'.
IOWA, Nettle �tnd� :. 'Clara 40111 Tor+�n�o.
enjoyed :a pleasant • trip- to TTOO-.:Mrs. Rich.. Gardner , rdner spent, the
Wry and Manitpaliu Xsland.. MiGs week -end, Witt► her' sister, ,Mrs,, A:
Clara.' Sproul' has retained a ato Tier bert•Campbell,, Westfield',
Po
s tion inSttatford,..after Vacation- 'Misses Mary
and Patrlcla Youtg
in with; relative�•here. . wvisited their uncle- and ant,' Mr.
C c11 is ndiug snd Mrs. .Ired Avery, cot-
few, days ,this Week *With ;.,relatives:.tage at)Bayfold last week,G ,o
i uorout..o ' d
attending
the Ex-
Mr. 'and Mre. Ronald Treleaven,
Whitton... . _,who. have occupied Part o ..
ith will occupy the J. :Killoughis house, aro. 'oyinb' t o
;Mr.•' A�.ex.. •Stn....,, . 4 i?Y .r.: , ., ; • ,
- r i t1i Goderieh*,this week,
ul Yt � ands •nt4 p pb at . • •
p., ,u-� �
p.
Dun annon, United -Church to, re- ,'Mr. Nelson Cuibegt and son-Ilar-
astor old a . d, Mr. 'Jack Err ton And son
.Har-
an* the sea.'vic s,. for th . .. . u �g
��yj .e e
R7 -
c eY ,as. Br` g ht, who 14 :o4' 'Vaca- George are' ,spending a few „ day's
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Lrx bit on
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theToronto i
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tigla': Until the; folliovving, Sunday. • t. s w elf•, .. •, '
'. Mr. 'Willner ,,Errington,, who was • Mr, turd Mrs... 'W. „J. • Collins and
ass stir In a bakeshop at Comber, little son; r..e f B'reston, are. visiting
Essex' county' ; ,'for 'his 'uncle, MT.: vers. J. G,.a l Iontgomery' and" Mr.
La • ,x turns hoose .and Mrs. Allan .Beed. ; •
dtnan s .. _d ,
Bert Ba. .,.,.t ..- ,. ±� ,
d
to et ready for High! ,School again, Re , Anderson,: sixteen-year
g • No,
ssIsabelle H
udso`nM, rd.�fs :nx
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t�Mroxits,
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-`sru of
Mr.
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ordon
Andersen.
at t
1s 'wishing: Ir;. Roy,Glenn's hill,. Is getting about as
Hudson,' Wiles :Htdsonn,com ahy usualbut with, a. eust'forhis' lmekt
Itds on .dauglters,ofwith1 Misses Graee and ,:�toren a which 'as' badly sprained in a
f 11 rom A barn roof tw0_ cts
m ago. He • arrowly escaped further
l�
alury', as the fall was from a"
height'of around thirty feet. y He
landed on .his:, feet, „whin perhaps,
thea way of a* cat lessened the
force'• of the fall
Mr. Parkie Wiggins. is Ab1e to >2e
up and around again after a week's
.siege of nlines& ,at his home, with
the added discomfort. of an eye
infection, contracted at threshing.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Drennan;
Charles sand Reta and Mr. and Mrs.
last week in"London. Harold Mugford, Clinton; visited.
Mrs. Ellen Shackleton, • who , was Mrs.:Abner Morris on Sunday. Rets
Drennan • resuained for' a•' few days
with her grandmother.'
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Orser ;have -
as visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orser,
of Toronto, -and Mrs. Flank Orser
of Edmonton; and last • week -end
thein grandson, Mr. Bill Smythe,. of
Brantford. •
;,,Miss Edna Rivett has returned
jionre after, a ' few weeks' elnploy-
ntent at' Grand a3end. ,
'M't Norman Rivettr safilor,•--visited
n?ernsblit i3si h -his lin rent; =1ti-r
and Mrs. J: Rivett,' last week when
his'°'13oat docked• at Gederieli
'Miss Isabelle Errington,-, in com-
pany with friends and relatives,
enjoyed a trip to .Manitoulin island
via. Tobermory and homeward by
way, of Sudbury, ,North Bay and
Arthur. •
Mr,.' Bert Mtize and children,_
Amer ander: Marlene; ;,spent last
week nt Toron'to.
Many in this district Who knew
• [r. ' Bill Henderson well attended
his -funeral at Lucknow on Tues-
day.—Mr. Henderson, a livestock
dealer, had not been well for some
time, but .was as usual on, Sunday,
passing a ..way suddenly in the °car'
while out' for. a drive with his soli
Jack.
A Real Barn Dance The Thonip
son brothers- of :lie` Gth concession
of West Wawanosh, sons of Mrs.
Uriah Thompson,.gave a -fine enter-
tainment in .the form of a barn
dance in their lovely new barn• one,
night last- week.. Not' much public-
ity was given; ^i'n ,order: that,; local
friends and - neighbors should have
a fair chance at. the' eveni'ng's
"stepping." As it was, all Were;
.. __ ...
The Utilities, of .our Funeral IXoine are .ave,ilaUle to
clientele
at no extra cost '
.:
'Vin` ri
Service b. �.
�'d Q
,--means the 'finest of service amid, tlieComfortable home- .
like -surroundings oour well-appointed Funeral. ial. Home..•
Otir thoughtful, competent attentiotl Wins
tile:.: sincere re-
commendation of those we serve, . •.
hop Hudson,.' spent _ a -,few days
London Ziis we
ek
�� Mrs. a.'N'orman Motat: and Mrs.
Herir; . Pentland, of Cedar Va-lley-,•
wi attd Mrs. Rich.Gardner-on-Su -
day
' Mr:• David.. Errington, Who spent
the summer ,,,with his : daughters,
Mrs. Stanley Hughes of Toronto
and Mrs. Bert Badinan of Comber,.
has returned .home and' looks 'very
well despite hiss. eighty-two years.
Mrs: Lloyd Hodge spent a day
The
-Orange Hall atLucknow has
been sold to'' Mr. and Mrs. Wm, G.
Armstrong of •Luekaow, who are
converting 1't" t4 business• premises
Stuart 4l);R;oliertson = was eleeted
,hy. Acclamation_ toll 1111 the seat on
the ucknow Council ,made, vacant
upthe ' ` removal from the village oft,ouncillor La
rry
Downs
,
,
,
' The 'Brenner garage at Grand
Rend been, pureas ed:bJohn
of a a`•
• i<i4,$ore It; is -,�,ne .. the fi; nd
A ti
ar .... the and, w i the
k t s t4
zn.. s a 'Rend
lir ender- f. milt' fo - a seat ,nany-
.r a y r g.
tl
years.•
w D ' .gende004 of • Lucknow,
widely ;0'o 'n• as .a -cattle-buyer,
died at`• Lueknow on' Sunday. Ha
1s Vitrvived, by ; a . daugllteri 4rfg
Ken. Chester, of .Toronto, :and ,a
sot►, Jack ,Henderson, of ,L4ao.
•Mrs. cKerroll. widow QfpclRev;
L cKer ." k -'"s • to e 1
set iter 'summer Cottage at truce
Reach and' dried in, the,, Kincardine
i a
s .H u batt , 'wa .w
e. ..s d -s .
1t4 1, . r h
t
f' els ' i
;L`u n.4►�! ?4`:?resb : ter.•a
t y
Qlturch or. six' years ,7•h
1 hfru94
Two cars • sideswipetX. �x,,'>b1
oth
f
.the bridges on, o,
:,. of '1Ninghain on. Sunday night. Nine
persons escaped Serious injury,; only
one, Maxine. 9. Seddon. of Wi.ngham,
going to the.° hospital:,for. a bruised
nose . and :dislocated thumb. CO.
sidera1b1e,':daiugge, .wa•s dope to bout'
ears«, •
.The death- occurfed on S'V' driest,
day of last week . of Mrs., Rachel
Collinson, J Lyth, • in • her eighty,'
ith a; * ed was fixe_
k 1 •�Y
e ar,• �hi"4 s
taugheer of, `Mr. ud• Mrs: Matthew
'
}esselwood, Goderich township.
Aftei her marriage to Jamess Col,
linson they far led in Hullett town-
ship until retiring to Blyth fou
r-
teen years .Ago., "Mr Coiliuson died
'10'1,942.
Fatal Accident "on
Blyth's • Main: Street
As the result of a midnight
eluded• Mr.and Mrs., Doug. NVil- motorcycle accident on Blyth':s nail
slams' and • little daugter, of Lon- street, two young -men' • were sent
don, the Misses Renis and Gladys.
McClizlchey, of Auburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Parker and Richard, of
Ingersoll, Mr!, and Mrs. Stuart
Miners and Linda and Mrs. Mildred
Hagell ` and 'Robby, of ,Brownsville,
Sgt. and -Mrs. Herb l Dainty and
sons; of Camp Borden. Mrs. -D. E.
Robinson and sods accompanied
,Sgt. and Mrs. Dainty on their re-
turn for a visit at Camp Borden.,
Jim Chamney ,,of Windsor isa
visitor with his • grandparents, Mr.
and sirs. It, Chamney.
laid up for 'seve'ral weeks with- a
broken hip,• at the Goderieh - hos=
pital, and later with Mr.' and Mrs.
Henry Horton, was able to return
to her own-'horne this week. --
•-. Mr. .gEd „Mrs: Robt. Apr of 'Sea -
forth Were visitors,on Sunday wit$.
Mrs. J.- Agar : at the home of; Mr.
and , Irs. IH" Horton,
Mrs. Wilbur Brown.*•'visited>' her
sister,• Mrs: roe Petrie, Exeter, one
7UNSERAL SERVICE
No extra charge• for -,:the Use
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of,.our
to Street;'
'Prompt 'Ambulance
Servic; '
Phone 335 ,Res. .365 or 7'
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prices that will'please you.
SAVE ALL ' AGENTS FIDES
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will be pleased to eall and help
*bogie a suitable memorial :fee
your family plot.
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• St. Andrews St.
DONNYBROOK, ;Aug. 8.0, —'An-
niversa�s
—.An-
niversary vice will be....held"in
ser .
Donn .brCh
oolk 'United, on Sun-
day, S
'Rev. W. Mart
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more, 'a formerpAsror,;,w'ill:be rine
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eveningservices.',u•
andMrs,°;Stuart Chamne
were SundaY vi itoxs, �.Itz Mr, and
Mrs:: Cliff Henderson. at 'K,ippen.
Mr. 'and Mrs..Eiwin Cumberland
of- Br-itish=-+Columbia; are visiting at
the h amneyC homes and With other
relatiroves :in this "Vicinity.
Recent visitors at. the home of
.lir. 'and -Mrs.. J`. C. Robinson in -
to Victoria Hospital,.' London, with:
severe injuries. A group t of motor-
cyclists .;were on their ,way to 'Kin-
cardine to take part in races there,
and one cyele apparently struck a,
parked car. 0,,11 thestreet and' was
thrown: against another- .and both
then collided With a.' truck. David
Barkersuffered a neck fracture and
William .3. • Phillips. a a broken leg.
Barker later succun'ibed to .his
injuries.
Motor Car.: jn
a China Store " a•
A chinaware display in the ° win-'
dow-of:,Norman-Arlo audea''s--scare-
at �ouciesborti fivas 'redaueed to' rag
'merits one,_ afternoon, last __week
Mr. and Mr..113ugene Hicks and. .when .. an.. autainobile - dashed
granddaughter, 'Janice Lee,' -Of. Pic-. through,• the plate glass window,
The -car belonged to Percy* :Harding',
of Hul1ett; and .«'tis' burning- off the
highway when.: a car driven by a.
Walkerton. • man., 'crashed into • it.
Na on:'e -was injured, but. the ,Hard -
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AtlasLathe is:theoideal lathe for tool ooms main.
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tenaxe production service; a Orato autooti a e
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ton, Mrs. Florence Thomson, ° of
Goderich,,and- Mrs: Elizabeth -•Mac-
Lennan, of R.R: 3, Goderich,, visited
at 'Hector Mine-Lean's on Monday.
Ashfield W.M.S; The August
meeting; of the,Ashfield W.M.S. was
held at ' tile' ' lioine of 'tt,s leach
MacLean., with Mrs.. Neil G. 'Mae-.
Kenzie the president, in ' charge:
Mrs. ' Neil G.' MacKenzie offered
prayer and the Scripture reading;.
from Psalm 107, 'was given by isms.
Dani McDonald. . The roll call was
answered by naming one's favorite•
book in the I3il le. Priscilla .Road
r@moi} A m '2'6��1an lfl I.
Rhoad gave an explanatory outline
of tit _Psalm. Miss Madgea- Mc -
Donal of Toronto - was present
and.•had prepared a paper on China
which Anna Mtie .• MleDonald read.
The "Glad Tidings" •prayer was
offered by Mrs. Donald R. Mac-
Iienzie. Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie
and Mrs... Hector3laeLean sang .a
duet, accompanied by • lits. D. 4..`
IacLetin. At the -conclusion of the
meeting' refreshments' -.were served;.,
welcome and- good order was keptli and the ladies spent' a `social' time
Clark .Johnston and musicians from
around Wingham 'canis and sup -
.plied the --music. , Seldom is a new.
barn constructed these days with
the scarcity of material and iabor,
and irr this„:case the new barn re-
places' the one burned by lightning
a .yeitr ago. -All' ,those vfho at
,tended appreciated this revived ideu
of "a real' barn dance." --
)0g, cur, s eil,,,_as.the wrkndoly: d
'the- •was badly wrecked.
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Come in and see our display of these lathes and;mnto.:.
If unable -to call, write us and.we will be pleased' zto for.
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ward ` to you complete lete details- , literature etc.
together. Thirty adults ^and three
children Were ' present. ,
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well -cared -for hen will
lay, (up.``to the Limit of her inherited, ability)`: DEPENDS
LARGELY on her FEED; ,_
TORSES'reacli$2.
CATTLE each $2:50
_ HOGS per • cwt, 50c
`According; to size & condition
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Come in and look over a recently arrived . stock -of
Ontario White -Pine lumber. You'll like it. .It's beauti.
,. ful,�.stock.: •, LA �'-': r dths, _..
Y: -.. ..• - 4, . tri -,
Also 2" spruce; 2x4 to 2x10, up to 22" 'long
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See us for sidings, floarzngs, shiplap.D4S stock,base
trim mouldings, masonite, plyWoods:'
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OF CANADA, LIMITED
'}� $ good reasons• why
you'll- prefer
'So: feed a well-balanced, freshly mixed 'feed made with
National`' Feed Misr 'to' give 'your egg machines the
material needed to ilce ii them -'vigorous; and healthy ---
'a d to' build'' `the' eggs' week' after week.
Profits are determined' on continued good `production,
NQT, on ,shortterm high production. •
Memorials
Tj,PR:3rDE
(formerly, Ountii>sg:,am & Pryde )
0linton, 'Exeter, Seaforth
WriteBox• 150,- or _phone'41J,
Y Eieter • , ,
and " wet shall be ,pleased to'
call.
them' with'
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10 -Rtib on-treely..andnoto
3 Cukk relief. (re4,elees..
LAect ccoHoWICAI £4st-drying. No strong
650 odor, '
Economy— Pontiac, Gen- :
eral ',Motors'' lower-priced
site- and eight,..is not °only
sensibly $riced, it's' re-
nowned for low operating
cost mile • after mge, •
Spacious. Luggage -Com-
partment -- Plenty of xoom for,
loads of luggage in your Pontiac.
The counterbalanced !'trunk, lid
floats rip — and stays up — at . a —touch. It's selfilO.rking, too.
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• Smooth Ride --'Pc ntiac�s
Travelux Ride is'a revelation
it •-shortens the miles and
smooths .the road wl{erever you
go. Extra low-pressure tires and
widerirints add ioeyour•comfort.
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New Wide,»Horizon 'Wind:. "
shield -- Pottiac's wide, curved so
windshield,.pins wider windows. ••
and glimmer pillars all around,
gives you a whole new driving'
•outlook.' _ ••
Make tea :-doubter 'strength and
while still hot pour into glasses ti
f tl`rd°°�'i'tfiraclecdiu`
Add 'sugar, 'and lemon to taste. ..
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YOUR' ,EGGS BY HOLDING ' I
, 'THEM AT THE "A' Ql1ALITY. AT ,1
WHICH \THEY ARE 1
�(1) Deep nests and litter c(earf,
42) Allow one nest to five. birds.'
(3). Cool eggs rapidly to 50 degrees and hold ill `dean,• cool
spot...,,...,;
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(5) ,Eggs packed directlyinfo case or, solid :pail• lake17 fo .
hours to -cool rwthus°Posing-iii:1 qualify'v -
Gorgeous,'Metiers— Pon -
tine's new' Bodies by Fisher are
as beautiful„ inside as out. Smart
upholstery, ,heavy carpeting and
the beautiful Dial -Cluster bistro.
inent `PAA, are but afew
of the things you'll enjoy.
, Twin Duct ''Ventilation —
"'Rain or''siii te, fresh outside
air is brought to you tbrough
. • twin ventilation d1Ycts .which;,
—can be, controlled individu-
ally—standard Pontiac equip:
m t.
Take' Your Choice offour
wonderful new `lines . . .
Fleetleader special, Fleetleadef -
•De'•Luxey, Streamliner an -d-.
:CluettaiSi ... all with.Pontiac's
talk -of -the -country styling, -The
.most beautiful thing on wheels -1
Plenty of Room Pontiac . gives •
you worlds of room — wider feints, ••
greater leg -room, ample head room.
Youcanrelax on Pontiac'ff soft seats,,•
It's easy. to gat in and 'out through
•e' ,Pontiac's wide doora.
;- wit iweiaiirirt rts' assn ,Nan►ism ties Nw i
�sr,yiklif TOO. NATIONAL .feed a OA/4ft •#+rltaiy.
M: STONe SONS I. MITED°
INopts tt:."' * ONTARIO-.
FEED MX
FOR POULTRY, TURKEYS, HOGS and CATTLE
Insist on NATIONAL w I. curedr properly-.Mendett fertilizer..
Iii accordance with 'Section 14, Schedule "B" of 'the,
Public Health Act, ---"not' privyyvauli, 'cesspoolseptic
tank or' reservoir into • which. a privy; 'water' closet,.- stable
or sink is 'drained 8ba1.1 be ,:established 'until the approval
of the Medical OmCer*or Hearth as ytai"ipedY r:•
v tau f a N.
Applications tor such tnstallatio fa,s'hall be tna4e to,
ie Medical 0 n cer of Health, H'Gron• 100unty atth, Xtliffsr.
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