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Or lOW PrICOS Ort AvereSt Vett LIVO 011-0z, bottie 40c -10.0t.
'WOO $1.Iyertst ' " — • .
I.O.D. Cod Elver Oil,..4.0*, bottle:73e. 16.4z. bottle $11..69.
POILT Oct. 6.-1iss Etta
T,
,01104 ptibile Wheel
itaff Is 14K ot few .doIot het
honte, the ocliool, boons! beell tose'l
on .ttegottnt .of the el/10%1)0111.9f, .infan.-
•psrelyi,ii*, •
,
" 411r. and KOVInkt of' De -
trot, have boon:wee14-ena, 'Viiitto.'0 itt
the,Ylein1ty. "
•Mr;•,ond Green, of De -
Pelt; were week -end visitors „la 00
YleinttY,.
• utiMit:r.welillaptinae,kiepottee4Itivsel 014 thetug, V4t)Zel
10.101 14 Cattle. •„
„The . setviee in the United ohurgit On
SundlaY' WIl!I 00uffneted by Rev. IL
44,c:wnlitee Irooitytite.r17Nxi,ufliTelthbeelcv0a4etwo.res,,t,
'PORTER'S HILLsowerDy.
yvas u• guest last week'vrith Oiss.Tean
t •
ZIon ' Church .AnniVersary.—Anni-
• - • PORTER'S HIM, Oct. 50—Mrs. Thesi versary servlee wasreonducted at Zion
BettIC I under the doctor's care' t ethuteh, Taylor's Corner, on Sunday
, present. Her daughter, Ors. P: Young, evening. The Olivet' was' tastefully
haS been with her. We hope she may decorated with cut flowers and nut -
soon be feeling better, umit leaves festooned, about the walls.
• ,; On. Sunday next Rev. R. M. Gale The edittee ivas tilled to capacity.
--wilt again be 14 the pulpit of Gra m Iter. A. E. \Manton's% Goderich, was
eiturph: Prettealng servlee at '8 the ,speeild:spealwr, taking Itis text
o'clock; $tualuy School at 2 o'clock. from Daniel 3:18 -:-"But if not, be it
Visitors at J. S. Lockhart's OU SIM* known Mate thee, 0 'king, that we
day and over the, week -mid were „will aot serve thy gods,nor worship
Mr. and alne j. C McConnell and the golden image which thou host set
daughter Grace, of Dundalk, Mr. and up." Special‘ music was rendered by
Mrs. Geo.' Ludlow, Miss Ruth, Sherson the quartette from Union church,
and Mr. Goldle Littleiolm, of Protuu Mrs. Gordon .Orr, Misa Muriel moor -
Harem - Gardner and Everett
• Meliwaill, who sang, "The Bent
Friend to 'Have Is Jesus," and "I
Know Ile is Mine," and MISS MOOT-
40tFAVIO, 90. st...,,Oirs, Mceallellr house -sang a beautiful "Leave
it
Mrs. 3,Ienary and Mrs. S. Shervvood, with Him.". Mrs. Harsirood.. • played
EttQfld_.0;:f.*-eeetiontartectizikottlie oef,aceonspanlmen.tt._o. , the orpn,_
• Mir.' and mrs. onambers, of waal: meeting-ortti'lrP4-4-tre7WAIg.
Fri-
day evening, with choir practice °
lowing.. . . .. „Sunday Wale° was
ducted at Union on -Sunday -afternoon
with the pastor, Rev. A. S. moor -
house, delivering ° the eermon,from
the text'And the Lord said unto
ni.m. What' is that in thine hand,.
Arid he silica A rad' (Exodus 4 :2 1
;During the service an anthem was
Sing by the choirs. .. . .Nest •Suntlay,
October 10th. special anniversa:y
services will be conducted at Union
cbutch at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The
special speaker will be Rev. C. J.
Moorhouse of 'London. There will be
special. xnusic by the choir, aes1etes1
at the morning service by Mrs. Elmer
Cranston, of Goderich, ahd Miss Wil-
heimine ,Trewartha, of Toronto, and
at the evening service by Mr. S. R.
McDowell, of Goderich. .
aiIL bock, visited on Sunday 'wttn air,
Mis. Matthew Sharkleton.
Recent Visitors with, Mr. and •Mrs,
Jim Sherwood were ',kiwi.; s . Sherwood -
and Earl, of • Hackett's, Iftir.. and Mrs.
• Chas. Humber, • and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Cranston, of••Goderich.
Mrs. Wm. Crozier spent a few days
witli her parente, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
' Campbell, Donoybrook.
NILE, Oet. 5.—The- People of - Ebe-
nezer and Slieppardton, as well as of
Nile, will be pleesed to know that Rev.
Le Roy 'White wili oecupy the pulpit le
Nilecherch on tSunday, October -11.
Mr. White was 011ee the pastor here.
Silo filling itt The order of the day.
It Is very hard work, as the corn la
down, making it difficult to cut, and
progress therefore Ls slow.
The community was shocked -to hear'
that Will Elliot had the misfortune
to have his hand taken off in the
threshing machine, and still more
shoeked when they heard of his sudden
• death. The sympathy of the community
Is extended to the brothers and sister.
Mr. (Elliott was unmarried:
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rutledge attended
• a birthday party on (Friday, October 1st,
•at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor,
• • Auburn, In 'honor of Mrs.- IL Wyatt,
• '. (nee Vertha Ountuighant). irwas her
nerentieth birthday. Mrs. Wyatt Efts
been .maRing her home ht Mrs. Geo.
latitledge's, Auburn, Or the summer,
but Is moving to Goderich for the
winter.
Alex. Watson has purehased a
,Makfierflarris tractorand has
tionlinenced ftlIing sites.
When takitiO, plot's:1,11.4-0f childrenenap them" lo fria natural pose -404V
something_
"STAND up straight no* and look
-placed over the lens. With' a por.
at Me." "Put your bands down, "trait „attachment you can get as
darling, and emile, I want to get a, close as three and a half feet to your
gobd pictaae to send totAunt 311n. Oubiect And get sharp, d1stbact;p1c- '
. . .
dimple.- By fimoVilgy aevierevyer°11orl and teres that•Will*
., - 7:faven.'t you beard theeetie4 an
newer tYO
any !limner expr4ssions on .the, .pbo! eameras;-however,
,
m -
: :4„ipsaa Jarents...whenthey
KIINAlsThrit, A_SI-7A.0Jere talc- YOu can gibOot as .close as five feet
Let it bo1JO you are not numbered,a s`chaten . _
-
Anat.=
• -
. among them for unless mar phildWItha fdrdizig• . „ziieti.bf-Masker,-
. is quite apt at'poSing the ffatilt will type, the eloiser the 'subject is to the
• be a rather, uninteresting, snapshot lens the more care is required os-.
.which_does not de the child Audio.? timatieg the distance. -Set the point.
First Of all, as you knoii, young-. er on thw•distence.scale etthe-nuni-, —
titers -are the cutest when they -are her Of feet between the lens and the
perfectly natural: If a Ifst of fuss is cbtkr. ifayos eltange your ,position
made to ket theta to *stand just so, for succeeding *tures, be sure to
or an effort IS made to getthem to change the pointer t� the proper dfs-
do a certain thing; the chances are., tauce mark.
they will look too posed in the And watch your backgrounds. A
'shed Print.
• nice, attractive background adds so
-:
There are two types of child pie- Mitch to your pictures. Telephone
tures, I might uaY: just plain record poles, wires, unattractive fences, ga-
*pictures and the other kind you rages, and what have you, often
should strivil _to! get--story-telling spoil an Otherwise:artistic, fascinat.•
pletures. A...little tot standing Ing human interest picture. In fact,
straight as an arrow with arms atilt- 947 prominent off -side object in the
ened against the sides of the body picture will detract from the inter.;
and staringot the calriera Is a good est in what the child is doing.
example of
Here's another tip. Try to avoid
.aarecord picture, but
'
snap 'a Picture of that same little having the sun shining directly in -
rascal makInk.reud-Pies, or playing the child's eyes, for the poor little
traffic .policeman, and you have a fellow can't help squinting under
story -telling.' pictirewith real hu- such condition's and neither mild
man interest appeal. • you. tet the sun come frees the Side.
Children's pictures should always Tata gives an interesting. lighting
be taken fairly close up, rarely more and what professiopals call "round -
then ten feet from the camera. If nese •
Fll get
you have an ordinary box cameraollow these "tips" and you'
veal joy out of your snapshots.
don't get closer Allan. six or eight
feet unless a portrait attachment is 1$1 John van Guilder
TOWNSEND—DRRINAN
Wine satin with mutehing hat :Elul
shoes was becomingly 'worn by *MISS
llelen Pearl larennae, elder *daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tennant Drennan,at
her wedding at 14. o'cloek this • (Wed-
nesday) .naorning to gr. Archibald A.
Tessessee, of Gotlerich, son Of Mr. fled
Mrs, Charles - %wilt e.ena, of St.
Thomas. Rev. D. J. Lane officiated at
the ceraMotiye Whieh AvalA 11,1 et the
home of the brides patents BaY-
ffeld road. Wedding music was played
by Miss Velma Brownlee.
The hrlde carried a bouquet of
Talisman roses. and the brIdegMlIK.
MIN Until Worsell, Wore navy taffeta
sett/ea shottlder eorange of. ph* roses.
Atter the wedding. which Wrie at-
tended ilei --the immediate relatives and
a few friends of the couple, Omit
twenty' guests' Were reeeived at a wed-
ding dinner tit the Drennan home,
WM& was attraetively decorated in
a pink and White celer..seteme.
The tonple lett early this afternoon
for 'Toronto, viler* they will make
thelf Ionic,. the bride wore a green
wept snit ;With InOven Actesstories„
In the last week before the wedding
the brideeleet.Was the guest of bonor
at several parties and showers. e4i.
Innei,aLwome8 cafe she received,
• luandieene vealna-Unlaaalrom ahe
aellowsemployeaca int the. staff Of tisie
PeoPleiti ,Store;• Mal a score of ftlembt
presented her with Many gifts at mis.
cellineotis showers held' at the hemea
of Mrs. Rnssell Drennan and MISS
Ruth' Worst% '
Addedi to the best Wishes Of their
.friends go the good *totes of. many
others for fi'euteetesful future for the
YOung ;Couple. •
00W:10300 TWP., Oct, 4. ---Miss
Pearl Lindsay, Of Baydleid, visited on
Aftindt7., With her friend, Miss . Jean
.-Sewerby.. -
The telephone Imes th•iough (lode!.
rich central were eitanged last week,
The 004 line on the 4th eoneesibin Is
laneW eircult, 007, tn.
100 the nortiiTita-7from Ur;.EttWt
.
• o natOtiI. ISeveral of the long rings
• ve been eliatiged On the•diftereUt
,Alse a numbft have been
'OM; on, * different line to make each
ttiretait,'Sraaller,
•* Alata MeAllifstet and
Intern, are visiting at the home
Mr. toad Mrs. Mallister.
Dennis visited in
41:40r, over . the weelt.ende.
And Mts.-Gordon .0i%.
aid WO. illateld: Peter,„ef At=
*tot visfted, itt: 'the. lion* ot -Mrs.
p4.70,04 on
MIs DeWitt plack, Goderich,
Mrs. Tilt Tom retorned to Toronto
this week After Spending the trutaner
at her home here. IShe wati aetom.
Vainied 04 her trip 'tri the citY by her,
daugliter,'Dr. Mary- Tem,
• BENMILLER
orgotiftims, oot. Eric
Glairdner; of !Kitchener,* visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrse"aa. 13. Gard-
ner, on Sunday, -
W. and :grs, E. T. trfriMnier spent
the week -end in Hamilton.
Mr. ,S. .1 Brown visited with his
Parents; Rev. A.' W. and Stre, Brown.
The Y. P. met on saailar even -
Ingo 'MIAs Evelyn 11111 teekk' the topic.
Wedding hells „ are ringing around
Oeamiller. .
str'e,4•'It., Long, who has,been in
Goclericb, k able' to retn0 te his home
at Ben:miller. •
Mrs, .g..11.4' Walter has had Hydro
Installed in lier tense this, week 3y
Mr. -r. TPItbladO.,
Silo
filling Is the °vier:. tuttAug
in this vicinity. • ,„ _
AO.. and :Mrs. 4. vansttoe-vtigte4i
at Nile on ;Snladar.
' The 'Women's Asleolation met at tile
ilikine of Mrs. Hugh 11111 on Wednes-
day with a good attendant*. .
We are sorry. to lose, Mrs.
D. 'Unman from: the village; The'
have mOvied to Gedenich*.to niAlte their
home.
HIOTAION,S, -Oct
.Thrtildge, Of •Toronte,, was; home,,,4*
the week -end. ,
• Mies Clara MeGoivall, *Ito, is home
aftet, teaehing.in;..Chertgtn, China, for
seyeral years, will be the guest
speaker at the anettal social Meeting
of the Wometf lefissionary. Society, to
be held on Weduesday•,. October 13, at
.1!30 o'clock.
31*,.. and Mrs: Wilson Woods.. of
nturi,e. Were recent guests of 'Mrs. R.
_
Wilford. medical' miesion.
ore on furlough from West China,(vias
the special Speaker •at the annual.
thinkoftering •of the,,W. 31...S. on Sun-
(lay morning. 1.11r. E. W Rive and Mr.
;r. Moehree fevered with a duet.
.4 the regrdur meeting of the
P IT. held on Sunday evening, the in at Victoria. hospital, London, was
a 'recent vieltor at the b.ome of her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Graham.
We are eorry to know that Mr. and
`Mrs. Russel alctereight and family. will
be, leaving .this” cenrimmiity, as Mr.
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ON .DISPLAY W.r
tGees Showrognis
• on ilanailloti Street. •
\Tile jub1ic of Goderich and vicinity is Invited to try out this
pmeactwgwar. OD GE and 'DESOTO ,additiona
R. •
1935 FORD 'IT-8.1113SEELDUXEARCOBAARCHG,:stlit7he.alqr-
• 193Q D'ESOTO COUPE, rumble sal.
1,9,29 :FORD'. ROADSTER.
1928 DURANT. SEDAN.
1928 CHRYSLER SEDAN, .
-REG., WGEE
DODGE and DESQT0 SALES`
Phone 379 - Hamilton
1$5.456 1/4
•PORT 'ALBEIRT,- Oct. 0.--ealt. Bert
Cunningham, of Toronto, spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. and ,Mrs.
Chas. Crawford. .
Mit-vest thanksgiving services will
be, conducted in OhriSt. church oe
October loth, _morning and evening.
alias Irene Graham, parse -in -train:
kieripture lemon WOW rOad lav Laurette
Mailer And the eommente was given by
Grace. alreatherhead. The topic, "What
snn a °(Thriatian patriot "de-, to prevent
war and ereeereeitra _cl?a,,.ww.advaLtkas read
t
Diek Weatheeheed find Cneler Rstnage
Avere appointed to attend the coil,-
ference, to be held at Clinton on Oct.,
laithsa ' •
Mrs. R. J.. Wobas is it. eisiter with -
his daughter, Mrs. Arnold Barbour:
earglir.ls.• Wma"Hunushrey. Jr.. is under
re,0 'aostor's car with blood poison in
his hand. '
WIFTIVIociFtuuori, Oct. 4.---41r. and
Mrs. Archie Anderson,' of St. Ffelens.
visited, on Sunday at the -home of their
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Purdon,
ale and Mrs. Harry Peppier. of
'eavistock, and Mr. and Mrs. Colwell
and son • Emerson visited at the home
of Airs. A. Emersme on :Sunday.
Miss Whinifred Farrier had .a •trip
to Toronto last Wednesday, but the
til
•PERSONAL MENTION
Mies Margaret Malehen was home
over the week -end front 311eDonald
Hall, Guelpa. •
• John D. Middleton, teller at "'the
Royal Bank, is holidayiag at Toronto
and in the Muskoka district.
Mrs. W.. Buthanant and Mrs. W.
Refill, of Grand Valley, 'were euelts"
last week of Rev. D. J. and Mrs. Lane.
Miss .Dorothy Clark, of London, and.
Mk. Lorne Clark. of Kineaadine. were
recent gitests with their parents, Mr.
and airs. tom*.
Mussels hos purchased the
Mrs. David Martin: -TieST-tetn-rrei
home after -deifying spent 'some time
with friends _aa Detroit,
,Mrs. Rutherfardi- who sasent the pe.st
-few months With ber dttughter, Str8;
J01111 Bennett, is edullned to ber bed
through illness: We hope she will
soon be • restorea to good healthe •
County and District
REBEKAH INSTALI4TION
Mrs. J. C. Cutt Takes Office as Noble
Grand el Rodorith LOdge
Mrs. J. C. Cott was installed Noble
Grand of •Gederich • Rebekah Lodge,
No. 89, in a cereinony at tise Odd -
fellows' Tuesday night. suc-
ceeding Miss . Christine McKenzie.
The installation was conducted by
Mfrs. Ina Wolfe, of Stratford, district
deputy* president.
Other officers were installed as fol-
lows:1 Vice Noble Grand, Miss Gladys
Shore; recording secretary., Miss Ger-
trude Heist s fluancial secretary, Mrs.
'John Newcombe; treasurer, Mrs.
VaasseaaiiskiedeaseMasselatireacleaseeass----eas_
litiVersaaatainanatisteelfts..-Gebasa
TeVrar."07-Mves-Berts4BogleaTears-Gr,
Mrs. 0. Ginn; It. S. N. (1, Mrs. C.
Tweedie; L. S. N. G., Mrs. Wm. -Doak;
R. S. V, G., Mrs. Albert Shore;
L. S. V. G., Mrs. Fred Toole;, chap-
lain, Mrs. R., G. Johnston.
• At the conclusion of the ceremony,
luecheon was served by a committee
under the convenership of Mrs. J. C.
Cutt. About fifty persons were pres-
ent.
The Brussels Fell Fair has been
cancelled for this year, because of the
epidemic of „poliomyelitis,
Mrs. Robert Turnbull, of the Blue
Water highway near Grand Bead, died
September 27th in her eighty-fifth
year. Three eons survive.•
Dan Arbuckle, SOYA of Mr. and airs.
W. J. Arbuckle, East Wawanosh, was
• called to the bar at Torbnto 'last
week. He has taken a position in the
schools there are not open ng
after Thanksgiving. law office of I, B. Lucas, Markdale.
Mfand Mrs. Stanley Underhill and Winghaxa .fall fair, held last week,
son, Reeeroft, of Barrie, visited last was dilidaily opened by Hon. J. C. El-
Tuesdaar withher atlet, Mrs. Henre liott, Postmaster -General. Tho exile;
McGee, and other Beecroft relatiVes. ,bits were good, but the attendance was
Littae Ivan Laidlaw, son of mr, and not up to the record of previous years:
Mrs. joeeph- Ravelle died September
Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw, had. the rats -
'fortune to fall from "old back 28th at the home et her son, Leonard,
"t
last ,Supday and break his right arm on tbe 13lue •Water highway near
te little above the elbow.
Grand Bend. - She was in her seventy-
.' •
Mr. and Mfrs. Bert Reed spent the . seventh year and leaves four sons and
past week at the home of her brother;
The death of Isabelle Dickson, wi-.
one daughter:
Mr. Will EgliesOn. of Detroit, and with
other relatives theredow• of the late William' E. ,Broadfoot„
.
occurred Wednesday night of last week
Mfr. and Urs. Elwyn.Mopre and evil:,
arm, of Tortestor vent the week -end at he Seaforth , hospital. DeceaSed
was a native of lIcKillop, but had
at the home of his -31r. Thoe.
Moore, lived for Malty .•years in '-Seaforth.
rcirm. E. Scott, (Ift concession of
Lorna MeClenagban. of Port
,E;ast •WawAtioeh, recently ,fell .about
Elgin, Spent the week -end here with
sixteen feet his barn and WAS
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben: Me...
Clenaghanseverely injur,ed. HeNV49, diateing
. .
Mt..., Will Seatt and daughter." Mise ha,v and in attemPting to step- from
Mervelle, of Kinlortgh, Mont Wednes., -th-e load to the mow he fell headfirst
le nit; head was badly (Mt,
day last at the boom of Mr. and 3Irs.
Albert Patterson.-
exuent the week -end. here well her Free an-Saundercoek
„the. cock, Henan% on•Septeraber 23rd, her
— ehtl7ge"rff - .4st
*OM Chins had ughter, Mary Isa elle. 'was
the, United .firatelf„here t4tt°11
'Miss Bernice -Moore, -hitrsec-hrtrairt.
Ing 'ut Strotforil, genergil hospital,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
IL Moore'. Heron •Road, last Week -end.
•rs:
Chaiinian,*MTS,. D. O. Mooney*, Mrs:
W. P.-.Aaunder's tuid Mrs. A. 'Taylor
fatendott titis regional eonfertniee oD
'Home ahd iSehool *Clubs at Lohdon on
Pada). last.
*Miss Elizabeth Hewson, Who 'in tak-
ing a tome" at affteDonfild Oita,
.GuelPhs .Watt the guest of her aunts.
the :MIA•vs Strang, for the week.end.
She was ardent/willed by a fellow -SW.
dent, Mos' Itoss.
BUY AN APPLE
Seventy .Boy Scouts. of the ,lst and
2nd Goderich troops will canvass
Goderich on Saturday, 'September
10th, in the Dominion -wide "Apple
Day" drive. Eighteen. bushels of
.delicious McIntosh Reds have been
purchased for the sale. s•
Mr. and Wo. Itoy Patten, of,Lucan, his smItould,er injut_ed _arid several ribs
fractured.
mother, Mrs. A. Pk: • At the name of, aro. Amite '..14.tiunder
IteV, Wilford, returned intssion;
ttervitt on nt mei* united le marriage 'to 'Wilfred Robert
raw411111144kno4)11mib741:01g:€118:.:11:rvollilith117.:: 'FArrethelnural4rnclanilitlie"wnsbip. The
iefter
'Mr. ,Ors. )Stewart ',Attlee.. of ceremony 'MK 44010r#10f
y Rev.
e.
the We(ldthg
Beeetort ,Tion,40,4 on /ratty, „own festivities the *happy •couple left . on
she went to See PlerenCe in th0 bong-tr.ip to Detroit. They will makethelr home 111 Cllntofl.
DUNGANNON
• Native of Ashfield Dies. --G. 0. Tre-
leaven has received, word of rbhe death
In Calgary of his brother-in-law. John
F. Andrew. The late Mr. Andrew was
a native -of Ashfield, being the second
eldest son of Imtc Andrew and Susan
Anderson of eoncession 12. He was
well known through Western Ontario,
being assistant agricultural representa-
tive in the Counter' of Mid'diesex, and
district agricultural representative of
the county Of Dufferin. He Iota took
up the -same work ib Alberta and was
stationed at Vermilion. He rose to be
Assistant Deputy Minister of Agricul-
ture for Alberta and alesided. at' Ed-
monton. Two years ago be betame 111
and was renioved to the eaeitarium at
Calgary where hie death occurred on
Monday of this week. Surviving • are
his -widow, fotnietly alias Edith l`ree
leaven, daughter of Mr$5. Treleaven and
the late Planinel. Treleaven, of Dungan-
non; twb some:Virgil= and --On, and
otto danglsters BetitY. He Is eurviv.al
also by his parents, Mr and lag Ticaag.
Andrew, Aslifield ; two brOthere. Da-
Verntilion, Alta., tind Alfred,
Port Albert,, and one sister, urs. por-
don Kieklfted, at 'home. He was born
forty-five Years ago and was.educated
In lAehfield, lefeknow and Guelph. He
was married to;Miss. Edith Treleaven
ing futureabead of him,- And his early
death Is much.„Tegretted by a wide
eircle of relatives And friends, At pres-
enetis.widow hospital suffering
feoni scarlet feve▪ r; or which, the two
younger children had( audit" suffered
beef etteeks Within the peat year. Ow-
ing to Mrs,, Andrew.0 illteser, the re -
Mahn; Will be placed in it vaillt and
Wilt. be brought 'east for burial upon
hira widetv'S reoovery, probably' a month
he**.
The martiage of Ili. Dorothy, eldest
• Se,* Margaret 1310sett and Mr.
da,
thrd .It'Asvitt spent the week.agbter of Mrand end with gUntr Of Exeter AO reel rd:wan
v , u
relatfeee HatilItot. e
'Snet1, tOn 'OP gra, Annie ThieU and the
late) Jelin O. Snell; alsO of011oter„.
*wage, 16teter, Wednesday
, .Septerober '21)th, Ti iOung
'eoUple :fetid! Exeter. ,
rstniattla 1:ettniveermastiordtteesil'ut.7todv.. eskusittePahgei:r..,
At the home .of the brides Parents,
and US, Aire A, -Wailis, Wood,
bridge, an Saturday, September Mho
• Vitritaret loaephine 'Willis watt united
in Marriage to rtatry 0. 0. fittitnti
eon of Or, and Retry
Strang, of :Exeter. 'The ,tertiniottr
performed Ws' , Rec. We G. Omani of-
vronfe, uncle of the gtaara,,Etadisto0
,by get, Mt. Roe of 'WO:Abridge.
Mr, anekrs. 'Strang lett on a, motor
trip to Eastern Ontario and '44tiebee
• breott;r04.tetoirtolizinhi:04, • 1..r .boine Os -
'Of Asitileiti 'Posies '
The death occurred at Itineardine
on rSeptember 28th of 'Phonias :Blaney
Hall, a former r&ddent of AShileld
Who Moved to Kincardine ten years
ago„ Demtised was twice MO,triedi
first -to Miss. 'Seven: 'Make, and, after
her edeath to Miss Eliza 'Marshall .of
Inticardine, who, survives bim Also,
surviving tare a son, Itobert W. E.
Mit ,of Stratford, and a daughter,
Miss Evelyn Ilan, Kineardine a
brother, Godfrey, and a. ,eitter, liSnt3r.
both .of ASIttiold. The funeral was
thv.emlit,dtt!el..tfeirry,Obte 'tihitetoirm.tontolet,,Orit:opdturehtirtintaolin,,.,
N:jp:14S. ,,Art14°Att144:•43(18uipbert,
'Dungannon* announce the 'engagement',
ot thtir elder daughter. tivels.tr
to Zolut tieMtatil Orawford[itiiird ton
Of Att.° avat :ite4 Wittiata, (itatvfort,,
,Vatt Albert* *the mirritop • to take,
place the latter part of 'October.
If you are of the nutriberless persons who do nothing
u guess about the r 3Visio1f try to realize that you 'nay be
•
g wrong, ,A110,,,,that isn't so good. We are, pleased to ,
*it information on alknattets relating to vision or to Lenses
eS.
unnlatel interott
Otis on $atttiday ,afteri
ofl attee Ibe ea4beener J.
ake her coo' too tc#. Onieriell
-lnOnth. i4i had et rar4) of 1;40
• bug1t to , this port for • the
;Corlett Manutuctitting• Vompan,y tron
wationd. Wand.
Itteontrag,, to ter flrt, trip to-
oderieb, itt the seeontl 'week.,.otSep,
bell, when the. -
down Ian s ok.end „yin lavorable been taken' stuce then.
,winds titirty-ihregVourg, • '"Sallinrigtil their blood," raid:
On the urtrip titter ufiroading her the captain. ithes4d, rather-trIve,n
tirst cargo here, 4144. (Ito. Tisher trnek?' .
Said the schooner attained a apred of, Over the ;landlubber, howeVer, 'tie
fourteen miles- per hour and -completed 41', T. Wing, one of•tho last schooners
the, trip in twents)4ive hours.. the. Ortat.. , Take, stilt exerta
mutinied* $61,9Ontit itro• 0017+; etht 'fas,Onittion atia ivgates art urge for
'a uttoratittg cost is 011v fraetion the Open, sea. This is evitlenod , its
that ,of Stetiin ' owds gather around her itt -ever$
on the 4irst trip hoe the sUippe r 17thoutandg 'ha* insmeted, and
'
wia
'(!'H' ore luerahee the "new graphed the Wing this $estr, aid
risher.
p
itevettp-iive hour:4„ the 'Wing came qui‘t te
vertti more men bare
N• ine people auto?
ten Will benefit from
this marVellons tonic
utt4 'body Wilder; It
Supplies the minerals
deficient ino our reed -
ern dietthiconal.
tionallf..casto°Ateed.