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14 LeVerna.Cilibert:4" ' ' ' „,_ • ,. . . . :
dell Heineset , Mil .Aii:. ,..•• 404 Mrs, Robt. .1.lividso11 bmi.
,VerL Itivett;0,* SW*ii; au,j llugh 'pent Sunday AV the home of
,2401) Ah4,e0P12-14, ',0,1kck Vaeekir, *ii4.0i, XI*: 'Woi. 'Reid, 'StailloY Township.'
.1.04 young,: slut15t140 . : Miss Myrtle Ryan. of ,Goderich•
Icett, Rose rodY. ' ' .' .° ' /. ' " ,sPeht Sunday at the borne ,, of her
.Jr. 1.4.4,0„.., 2.foj„ria7:israootdi.:, grandmother, Mrs Rehert-SfeIlveatilt
;00rald Ciarrlie; #0.40hei‘ .../erkire Patters ..r''
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,ion,' Agin Fettle, %Orris Cigaletutsnare, ,.,.., Mrs ' C: Beacom,, PuhtiO•• So4ol,
*vitt.' „ • IP,Ppetor; Pild. an olliCtitt- Tisk' -to
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tiuNGAN0if,
Peqpl• POriYleatleh •
e'#) UniitOit
United! Char,c
MIss Mar*
Preeisted; 0
arti., Viee.spreil4s
bane, Of liVroxeter; ried.treseas, Gilbert
3:Wert*, ot' lielgtave; seesstreaa,
k-Pithald0, 0000e1Cht lellOwshiP SOC4
M1z MM Writhtnlank 'Whtiechareinsmie
admit deerge • TOW, Winginkte; cittsehe
ahlP, JohnHeOvin; Ethel; literary,
laibileitY, M2M Evelyn Howard, Exeter;
atereation, Oliver Anderson, Atiintrii; Y.
.40.•i. Ts Mrs. Mabel. Poekett, -Clinton;
C. 8. E. T., Frencis Powell,' Chnten.
$t. Helens „Y. P. S. cenducted devotion
in the morning. •Iteptirte" were -received
from the .0Mcell.
The following groups led in an inter -
testing and profitahle titteuistolis Ites,
and vice. -press leaders. Evelyn ihme and
_Marjorie Jennison; • sec...treas., Gilbert
*Beecroft and Rev. A. M„ Grant; fellow,.
ship, Mo Wrightman and Rev. 'T. C.
Wilidnsons missions, George Taylor and
Haw. Dr. Mortimore; citiramship, John C.
.Brown and Rev. R. N. Stewart; literary
end publicity, Evelyn Howard and Hate'
Smith; recreation. Oliver .Anderson and
Rey. Gordon Butt; leadership training,
Rev. C. Dew, Cosmic; 0.0I.T. and 0.8Z.
T.,' Mrs, 'Mabel Pockett.
The delegates' adjoinned to the church
lawn, -where Oliver Anderson -dendueted
some well arranged games. Dinner was
eerited in .thesgisf 8... roetn4,y_timshe,steass
ses. members of the Dungannon W.M.S.,-
the yeung ladies of the Y.P.S. waiting
-on the tailless. - -
Following dinner -the
hy_Rev.S._ DM; Cosens,-and greets
irigs were received trhieThe
afternoon session opened with devotional
exercises led by members of Dungannon
pleesirig address, Miss Mar's
idetruMentil aide, A.,PraCtioll
ot9flctorh
•chrcb, Otid4tili,414*
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In the evening a Sel0 was letider04
Roo Craik. Zia Piliaeritattort
the Weld, -WW1 Visa Wols for wat pl*'-
th
byB1yth, Trait made ,by Oliver Ander.
,aoh. Or, To%of Vith, reaPondell.,";
Intaflt1ou'pt Afilicerap 4 rePerteci
PreviOnsly, was ,mada' by Rev. Mr.
Mal-
olzn or Xtinaddville. An interesting
feature wax an,11111atnited lecture on Psis
Mon work Id Northern Manitoba bY ReY,
J. A. C. Ir.41,4;Vorekuto, W'ho had spent
four years in Indian Mission Work at
God's takes "'h "' . . •
"Young People?! Pri*eet of Today,"
was the subject of a preL,etclel' address by
Rey. .S. J. gathers., .He advised Yeling
people to recegnize the help and exper-,
knee Of older people, They should' try
to Understand andsympathize with other
young peliple's prphlema and thus help
each other.
ON YOU* itismcg
voRrors
COAL KO
�UMII)WIERB
GENERAL . A oii.•';
PLUMBING.
PROMPT SERVICE
t'
DUNGANNON, Oct. 2 -An Impressive
Rally Day !service was held Sunday Af-
ternoon Areeiesteilasi Church'
with a large attendance of Sunday School
children and parents. , The choir wet;
composed of pupils from the Sunday
pirollivioonsh94t$:$.7-14.0,6V1*Irii‘s
„k ;
lickra; Dm, *ea touni•,Teaftli, 1 day of ; lafsi week. , '• " * '* . i,,,,
,'
inn an wt. pnvei alfaln, attar rat,I,Tke."gul4r Meeting Of,thi$ t /tiSi
teHarge::tit'(t."; J. 0:;:' 'A:lt:I'lle:;i311:°*C'sea.';:r.,* /17:1!ntristiele'selihtt°:11"ir"ithEn'e'i'113;1'ClintsBe:-.Y;0114t:t117111-113:1"'oiac,li*S*Alitc*hrhOg-t-oe*'t!tl
after X two weeks' Oa% '14th her soll, Harold Glenn, teonard. VitishOlna, Rena
Clyril Campbell, and Iiirs, CaMpbell, 'of carapheli, isaut-rie Jones, /aft mow Oti Tuesday...4,1w vro..kek, . .
Idine;,. ao' : . who , had the barn • • .I Nulia" ber Of roll, 40. Average " attend- Kenneth4*rnt-orsa asir""ialZi.lolf IVIMictalelitaotners'
his faun, fith V011. Ashitelil, deatrOyedby ' an"' 37'5' sss.ss. - '• spent Sunday -at the home of Mr.,:, and
fire about it' year ago, has Utilized Owl * °I'll/6 Q' riARmEa, teacher Mrs: Roht. McAllister.
Cezilerit-Wall-of •the hoilite Willett Was de- Mr. Robt. McAllister, fiecoMpariied
f•OltrEirS HILL
atroYed hY ffre Sixteen_ Osiris ago for -
making a fine barn. A roof atati added
and the ddoriesand windows ebsed up.
The lower part was converted into a
stable and the large loft above, will ,be
used for hay, straw, etc. Although: it
class condition.
the walla were- feund t° be ' 'n a &et 4;° leee her Puree when "tUnling ."1 i - Mr. and isir. McKee Falconer .and
Goderieh SaturdaY nig, ht.' • 1 family of the 9th • concession spent
it, large number attended the section; Mr. and afrs.„1' ;oyd HMI:wide, of Brad- Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
al meeting of the Huron Presbyterial of
fora. visited their" friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tiebborne.. . ..
the W 4 S of the United church held
at Nile on Thursday. A full report will J. S. LociOlart - Next Sunday a Thanksgiving ser-
, ss „
be given next week., • . Silo filling is, the order of the day. vice will he conducted at Union, with
at Clinton On Wednesday attertding a send to the farmers this year with 'hay
Several people from Dungannon were The abundance of cern has been a Goes 4 athte2p.oaostpo.r min.., chpra;agoeh.ingSunodearvy.;oseeho.al
nomemteioirtn.ing. and Mrs.
mrdiscs.u7Barv.the
ey temperancesoand,
so scarce. „
3.°MisPs. misther McIlwain, Miss Jean
Air. Joe Deipon, who ilas been sal -1171 Abell, Miss Jean Laidlaw and Mr.
family, of Lucknow, were Dungannon since leaving this district
. James Salkeld _.antt•Geno'
visitors. on Sunday. years ago renewed old friends_ _on. rri_day4 isochera,_
some three
Cilienrfch tthoe-•
school with the S. S. organist, Mies Irene.'
sciii....4..Te7celawg..a.....thse....,iwit_aii. ttobert L mitr.1,,,i and agrs,e , Harry. Andersen, ef last; , • - ....- - •. ss - --- ...- •,- _.--- - - 4 2, , ti, i
Da.vidson,Lsuperintendent was the leaderr-sti'Liolwito
woe; ogunes
h Sunday. -
ts with Mr. an d Ms. On- Sunday last, Rally' YIVI).r.s'. . A. Rougvie moved
tt,floitata was, .conductertrin Apace ciiurch.., Reid to their ,home -in Goderich last week.
Day service ii ilamY r:(Fornidda
.4-"n4"/44-114°-•4"14°4' 721443Mgr414- '7-11r: and -Sim wilt liltdre an
Torrance, . our faithful • superintendent Mrs. Bert Trewartha, of H I
published by the . Board of ,,Sabbath
Schools and. Young People's Societies 13ronte, were week -end guests with Mr. took charge of the Pregralli- ' • .
of Torento, and 1Vliss Olive Alton, of '
i ville was a recent visitor at the home'
of the Presbyterian Church in Canada 'Jas.. Alton; Lueknow. We are pleased to On Thursday evening lest, Olen Loci- i of _Mr, and Mrs: Gee. IVIcIlwain- ..
Onds Our Gift -510r God; Our Beats for Confined. to his bed due to Illness- of the young people 'walked in to eele- '
ur pirts----11Gur 'Strength fo report that Mr: --Alton, --who- has-been hart- was ' surprIsed-whiri -Shout twenty l'-mr-aT: Irl' rW-gT---1Wisori, sr., Mr,
and. Mrs: Harry Morrison and son
Godl- Otif,; RII.T.5t-atir." ' - The-s-d'ilptalte lilati-lifi- -URI-di-SF; --ii- 'JODI' 'illn-e-iiii;ito$--attelph-,-W-dre-•-vra'itiiii-itc iliiliiiiii
hut brother Sam McAllister, . on a
Mr. and Mrs. Jos..F. Rean have taken visit with"relatives in Paisley last
Up xesidence with Mr. Jellies McMillen.. week.- • ,
Nftse Olive Fuller spent Sunday with Mrs. Gordon Orr and Mrs. Geo.
her parents, Air. and mra, nebt. neer, Falconer attended the W. M. S.
S yterial meeting at Nile last
Nis been standing' for so many years, Mrs. Hairy Powell had the misfortune ramburada
THANKSGIVING DAY
SPECIAL
SATURDAY, OCT. 61.1
TO
wirmstokagorRoIT
$3.9•
Return from Godetich
Going-OCrOBER- 6
• ReturninW=s-All train*, leaving
Detroit up to 240 a.m.
'TUESDAY, OcroBER 9.
Full information from nearest agent
or
.1. M. '
• - Town Agent.
Canadian Pacific
rennewhat-sitnprOved-
lesson for the :first Part was read by Miss spent. . r, •
nesday of last week.
la Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fuller 'on Wed -
Beth
Park, and Miss „Myrtle Caldwell Puff -b;11! Who ever ate them? Your Mrs. Gordon Orr ' Mrs Geo Falco• -
read a paperadn the saint aubjeci. The
‘111.irs: prIlegt 'Johnston at-'
Mr. and Mrs. 0, W. Alton Were gueste
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alton on Sun-
day. • •
• MONDAY. AND TUESDAY -Cur, Holiday Special. a. a.,,, . a , ,ir,..
,
Oliy:Payt:Richard Dix and Irene Dui ......„....„....maggi_mAny,, nal::: 807:::::: .
Cif .4 R
SON :SKIPly0IIT11."--:GPORQP BURNS 'aid GRAGI't ALLENa,gh?
ono an ace. .
"SIX ,OF A 'KIND"
, ,
and 'What * half dozent',Come•and have your diaphram tiO1at01,,
IVVRNSDA,Y.,.AND THURSDAY .•
Val.,%1./itYR 44 Waltz Time ,Atrgtgas :
.
, • .
A melodious
,. and winsome romance, played in old Vienna
Piao'kr-ArritCskrvAnaY
.
JOHN BOJEtS-CLA.RIE TREVOR-r-IIARY GREEN
Present an adventurous story and a ,variety of entertainment. ,
"WILD GOLD"
Coming»-Jobn Barryniore "20th CENTURY."
Matinees-- onday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p.ni
.411MEMM
• 110,IIMOS,VILLE
Untended, for last week)
Rev. C: W. DeWitt Cosens, of Clinton,
Will be the speaker at both services at
Anniversary on October 14th• .
Mrs. Bert Trewartha spent a pleasant
week with her Sister,- Airs. t}eorge letc11-
wain, Goderich Township.
Services in Holmeaville Church will be
withdrawn on October 7th, owing to An-
niv'ersarY Seeices at Zion Church, Tay-
lor's Corners. '
---Weekrend. -guests- -at-the home- of -Mr.
anti Mr's. A. Borki, were Mr. and Mrs.
dalvert, Mrs. S. Cooper and Mr. Chas.
-Lindsay; of -Clinton;
'A second name on the sick list is that
of Mr. Harold Yeo. who suffered .a sev-
ere kick from a horse on Saturday,
test-reports---are-faitora e.
Best Wishes for a safe and speedy re-
4-covery-are- Charlie--Cudynore,
who is convalescing in the Clinton hos-
pital alter an operatiOn for appendicitis
'last Friday.
Delegates to the Y: Convention
held at Dungannon on September 28th,
were the IViisses Atalind meCertney,
Esther McMath, Aliee Chambers, Ruth
4Potter. A very _ interesting and 'instruc-
tive day was sPent. •
Large representations from ,Zion and
Ebeneezer communities, as well as
Holrnesville attended the Y: P. S. meet-
ing last Friday evening. Edna Huller,
Literary Convener. was in charge and a
splendid Program resulted. The Scrip-
ture was read by Marjorie Gliddon and
tfie topic given by. Miss Webster. •Char-
lotte Trewartha contributed a fine piano
solo and Mr. Edwil'i lVfoore gave several
delightful solos accoinpanying himself on
the glitter. An, interesting feature of the
pr am was a reading, "Household
So oquoy", one of her own competition
by .Esther MCMatit,', Games and lunch
followed.
The Y. P. S. meeting of Friday, Sept.
21st, was attended by a large and atten-
tive gathering of the young People. The
minutes of the last' meeting were .given
by Alice Chamhers, secretary. lVfary
Grigg -read the scripture lesson, After
which the topic, presented in two parts,
• was taken by Harold Yeo and Rev. Mr.
Herbert, respectively. Marjorie and
Viola Glicidon delighted the audience tiy
the rendering of a duet, "Beautiful Isle
of _Somewhere." -A poem; "A ,Bar -
That's True," xess read by Cha,rlotte
„Trewartha; 'Altalincr McCartney gave a
very startling paper entitled, "Rats in
the Beer Vats." meeting whieh
was rousing in its temperance views, wtiS
under the guidance of the 3rd vice -pre-
-Went; ailias Helen ,IllacMath..
'BELFA 3T
Mr. Roy Alton spent Sunday after --
noon with his mother in Wingham
hospital. We are very pleased to.
hear that Mrs. Alton is improving- so
• well. .
iMrs. George , Lane, Mrs. Albert
Alton Miss Maisie ;Hackett and
Mrs, "John Mullin attended the W.M.
• S- Sectional Meeting which was held
in Nile church, on. Thurscie,y last,
• Mr. and Mrs. Zinn, Mrs. George
Lane, Mr, Elmer Alton and Rev. Mr.
atton, attended the _Tempexance-
meeting held in the Town hail at
Clinton On Wednesday afternoon.
^
correspondent had one sent in. the other „con P • •
pritYer' was *ad hi iliMihre-s11--joining.
--Mr. and Mrs. 0"W- Alton anttsgr.
and Mr. G. C. TreleIven attended the
ball game at Southampton on Wednes-
day afterneen when Southampton won
from Walkerville with score of 5-2.
The solos, entitled, "Fear ,Not Ye, O.
Israel:" and "I Walk Alone with God,"
sung by gr. Leslie- Hanna, Goderichr
Sunday Morning and evening anniVer-
sary servicea-of -the Durigaimon United
church last Sunday were greatly enjoy -
day that. meastired ,34 inches jafround, and ,
Seripture, lessen for part Ott was read -weighed nearly six poupds, and -- tasted .
tlioded the west branch conference
by Miss' Lenore Strothers, while Miss
Donalda Jones ga.ve the Paper on this good.' Who can beat this? s
on Thursday of last week.
.
subject. Master jaoneld Rots wig a very On Tuesday evenbig the Gederich Tp.i 'The pupils of S. S. No., 6 will .have
appropriate solo. The scripture lesion Men's Club will _boa their meeting.' Mr a holiday on Friday, while their
for part three was read responsively, and R. W, ly.folictinp , et clinton," will be the, teacher, Miss Esther MeIlwain is at -
'Speaker and his subject Will be "From', tericjing, the teachers' convention at
Miss Agnes young 'feed Is: paper on the
. -
pelpwood to paper."' During the even -1 Goderich.
subject. Little. Miss Helen -Strethers San
a solo for whch -4er siker, miss Lenore Ing ice_leeent. and cake will be •serired.: •• The regular meeting of the V P S
isiecorpattlinent This Is opening 'tight for the fall term,: Of *Union chinch ,,will be held in the
d by all who attended. •
.sehurch on Friday evening. This will
Theaddresa on the subject "Alt for COL"' 'nese servie •
Strotheri played the .
Miss Stone, of C7linton, was
an in- - -iaA' the first meeting. in the last eluar-`
- ed._;_, and . .alrPosreciate .
esthig speaker and in her pleasing niati.,:: .:7
ter and will. be under the leadership
was given by Rey. John Pollock, of . Dungannon ..Tunlor Room
ner talked to the schda, of living.; t4111 Of. -Everett group. .
Whitechurch, and was a summing alp of
the entire program. -The offering, which
se' ptember in the followhag sublectu word and deed and told the story of the
The ilasses have been ,examined during Christ -like life, she stressed kindness in
Little Lillie., Elliott, daughter of
was * liberal one, will be given toward
& Arithmetic, SPellingy Reading, Writing
Dmea; vv11°Se.i.he elipie sftonsored by the., Lions'.
-f Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elliott,, attended=
xrdmienel tti. belP n" sch'iii. V and Composition. Daily work has also ,,,a,'''se ill'Ildfbeithneissucele'ry-16.-vell',esse„. nce at Itinti-
A rally of 'the Young People of Huron miamne ,
4 tIriterui_ed for last Week) been considered. The names of pupils mesa . nye. i
nr eldlu*n• Sang vcrY .'and it is with re'gret we learn that
.„.. tyClub, •in Goderich, last :Wednesday, I
o Huron Presbyterial held at Nile
one or more examinations is sweetly. Arrfie Lillie has to undergo -an operatien . oh
Presbytery %ems_ be held -in-- Dun---aann-_,, marked by an asterisk. • . tochhart g"ajveesusa reyllavingegg "ZeCen," .n1"1'.,ancti,,,her, hip, '.,, s ss • .„,,,
,be ' -a- large -attendance.
all day Friday. It he exPected there eaa Tha, names are yranged in order of as_Haia of .§nridaysstaahaaaLlecaemaae„i oil
. . ;Sunday October 14th, it is
, •
Mr. and* Mrs. tred PASS attended the merit: ' Rev. R. 31t. Gale • after asfew worcts of ho
Campbell,' Iris Rivett, -Marjorie &filth; reed a letter from ,.the, drought stricken
Paas winnifred swan, Betty Bradford district in ebe,:weet.asking4on help. It.fi,
Sr. 3-7Ifonors, belle Webster, Billie . encouragement to children and teachers
funeral of the late Daniel Rose, Ashfield,
on Monday. -
Mrs. Campbell **nett Dungannon
•
war..
N
all in the frost fashions for fall. Styles and materials that
wili 'please your pocket -book. Let us help you. choose
your .PALL OUTFIT.
ped that the Carolina Jubilee Sing -
ers will take part in the service.
'dist 0 t anse, been, found... necessary to
p
Anniversary services at
Jack . Torrance and Mr. Milton Woods Union from October 21st to •October
Were appointed Ito, look altei. the contri-i 28th. The afternoon service at 2.30
butiens. Apples, .Potatoel.,. Vegetables,' p, m. will be conducted by Rev: W.
fruit, good used clothing, • stockings, 1 P. Lane of North St. United Church,
mittens!, and shOes :will be tisaniehilly -re; ',Goderich, The speaker for the
ceived. In the absence of Irene Woods,ling has .not been selected. Evening
our Sundayachool :rga. ' , 1Trs. Fred service at 7,,30 p. iii;
iiick.ard very kindly played :the organ.' Service_was . celebrated
_,. — , . , Rally Day Ser _
The alter Was banked with flowers which, apatoUtonrisonnetvh.upre.hwon. cSruanidkayin,
cetsion of tioderiell, Wit after the death SundaY.,School-f-yesterday (sacrifice)
Century se 1Io o 1 the withamh Move -
Thi'
3:1 lbelae:
are so . .beautifitl ,'ati thit season.
i pit. A reading
, sor,41.0:7,:cc(eiruniittorireatarddetlr socvutoriesatlotiaiy:t wirgeekij3g3et
has Dwain. A pageant "Sunday School'
• i Half of the Sund"Aay
bhLiti left-, ov.e.r.:fOr a while-6"wing to the Visitors from Fir Mimes' was enact-
,the-t•rnent4 was given by. Mrs. aeo. Mc -
Men's
passing Of ope a its members. - - ed by Mrs. Mary Phillips Eric Speir-
Rallyssovw- will ,be bold Sunday. .an, Eric McAllister Maurice Mee -
Sept. 30tha When we 'Wipe to have with wood, Elva Orr, = 'Jean McAllister,-
tue again Rev. R. M. Gale, who has re- Mary Harwood, Nora Sowerby, Mari -
'turned from his holiday. '
. ongaiwelt and Esther Meilwa.in
There passed away on Saturday .w.;
Mrs. 'Illaxwelod playing . soft
Morning In i Detroit, Mrs. J. Dalton. Un- ),„,'^
throughout. Mr. Craik gave
NIS a resident of this -district dth tons
til about three years ago Mrs. Dalton a-uveeiery.
interesting address Oh l'Our
of her husband she moved With her today , (Service) and tomorrow (shar-
.ehildren 4o Detroit, Where she had 'Wed ing) •
ever since. A kind neighbor and lov- • Council met in Holmegville, on MondaY
Ing mother, she will be, greatly Missed 'last. Correspondence /rpm the Hydro
by her family, Mary and Joe, who are Electric Power Commission, re the thong -
left to mourn). Interment took Nate m Ing of contract's from 20 Years to 6 years,
Celhortie . cOneterY Tualla,1 • ni°rning' •the clerk was directed to reply asking for
where the rentable „Were laid beside her more hitormation. ,
husband. A rinsirber of the old friends
and neighbors, attended the funeral. Mr. J. A. Ellis, re relief was read and
......•......0 filed. The Department of Highways
Auditor's Report on 19.33 expenditure
, -
''' • /WAFERING , was presented showing everything correct
Miss Mary Alton, of Lanes* visited but sale of gravel to the County was
her niece, Mit. Will Irwin. last week. niarkeo, the dfoclerkra•,was deduction,4trooWtehidehtosrh000ulyld.
" Mi. and Mrs, Wm. H. johnsten,of not
b
Exeter are guests of .lifr. and Mrs. IlaYs ds }rays complained about the
Th4Irtn" Mike' ' ' • ' taidicottagteT 0°oriiii'-sideilleir (1.J0-6:res- titin'Ysa-s;inul-l'a di --1-.r..
Arthur, *ere week -end Skiditore with
' Mr. and Mis.,Vifilay Stfackletorkefof , etted to report on, what was netui,vd to
the ferhaer's parents. here.. . ' .. I rei4:1;e" tftillowin"lidit.' acoetit'ts. were paid: •
'Mrs. ban* Little , -iMd Miss
Little, of Lanes' siva
veek at the. home of Mr. and Mr. :1-* '.
part '-'74 Irl:at 1' -401.reinglage..-thstitreetti:t:. ithaintarit.'78h, 4:77a.in'ioc4.1a.ii11435.00't..$;7p.rtayI.'
Issie Cranston.' . . , i.;. (vouther ,k, , 0 . ,
Mi. tout Mrs. Will Cook, 28th, Ph°n'e 8ist.610 *3500— '
Born, ---On rridays Sept, ‘a$th to ' -°- 90 0.60, Lottl't to tcie.
i ,e,1116 elerk,,preeented the tax TO torn.'
ta:w_.*11,1"' ti.4n., s°1.04 ' et)14ratuz4-' Plete showing the total, taxesto be Col; .
ns -- .. , 1- .,,,,,L,, _.--- --- ' - .'teb-t.ta' lat OfiLie the ' ' '
balm, of AmberlYt viS1U41 Mr.
MI** and Mrs.
Mil' 4111°3' .3f °Y*--irn: atii;taai NI; 14: Hewa*rd'' ttur"dYt0"alitart"to% he09411Vt,
Atte, 11108. Vake Sunday, Miss Olive ,°°,trbtli then adicooned., to meet on
Intkla 144i -o-- had tee -ii;- their *nest for I '''amtulkYr 't1"enit,r, 6„.ett°461.4„raio l'31,1,1/,114,"x-it:
*, tiff days, "liketomnitnied. them homeiii, ._ ..
, , .. , ,
Utsv, ,.,W. it. Patton and Mr. S '
,lpatricl:attenatd the , fire§bvt
etting' it,' Itolintsvilk - %mask
rtt,. Tliotut Blake W* ,* *:'llolotts44
It* 06 atkiti Vi,v XI $,'.' to'the Set*
tie 1. *Wing 01)10 line Lnitsd°Mt
b, on • W0drieaday4 ., tit*
and Mt*, Alfred Armstron
0 ,tvetis iiitilt.torl visitors
.0f.Mr. ari4 Mrs. Vi !1 Yrwitt,
' Irwin Who had ben in ton.
for tone time. totutnt4 ,tone
im .iiivut Ittlit kimitipatitozi
MA. Armstrong on i'
Loistion.
EsKid. cape Skin ana Chitnoise Suede, 75c ti
fail shades and styles-- --- 1 LO I 70 pr.
4. Sheer ChifronloSiervite and Crept, Weldrest, fine quills
* ity. Pah Shtiies I/token-list, PIS
„ and $1, pr.
New overcoats, taiihred from Tweeds; thertones, Nu,
E,13isian, etc,„ in oxford or rnadium gveys, browns and inayy
•blue. New styles and excellent values.
* Poto-pular taiiiired of fine Worsieds in smart, new
11/1 patteens and shlides.
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CARLOW
The Westminster Guild of the Presby-
terian Church, raet at the home of gr.
end Mrs. Mel3ride, On the evening of
September 27th4 for the purpose of re-^
electing officera for the Guild.
Hen. Press-al:Lev. te J. Lane, Rev. W.
41. President, Winnie Marsh; 1st
Vice -Pro., thoothy•Robertson: 2nd Vice -
'Press Harold Walters; Sieretary, Eleandr
Tyndall; Treasurer, Isabelle Tyndall;
Social Cozzunittee, Dottie Webst,er, EWart
Young, Christine Robertson, Harvey Pet..
trnare, Wilfred Fisher; Lookout Cominit-
tee, Charlie Mitchell, Dorothy Watson,
Bessie Crawford, Oleorges -Me-Beide.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tabb, Miss Jane
abb-and-Miss-Vesta--Tabla, of Goderteh,
visited Tuesday afternoon at the • home
-Mr.--John Tahb.
The W. M. S. Sectional meeting was
held in Nile Church last Thursday. There
were forenoon and ' afternoon sessions,
And dinner -And supper were seryect by
the Nile ladies. '
gaily Day was observed with a 'speolar
programme in the Nile Sunday School
last Sunday. • Anniversary--seririeea are,
being „prepared for Sunday, October- 14,
These are to be followed by a fond sup-
per and play ori 'Tuesday. October 15.
The Huron Presbytery Young People's
Union held their annual convention in
Dungannon, last Friday. The Rile soe-
• iety was well represented at ' alL sessions,
and itspecially in the evening when there
were thirteen Nile people present..
Mr. Pomeroy had • a busy time, "last
week Attending a Temperance Convention
•„in -Clinton, on Wednesday, the pieiby-
tery meetnig, in Holmesville on Tilurs:-
• day and the Young People's Convention,
ID Dungannon, on Widay.
Always keep Douglas! Egyptian Lini-
ment at hand, ready to brign trunediate
relief to burns, sores and felons. Stops -
bleeding at once. Prevents blood ,.pois-
wing. Splendid for sore throat and
quinsy.
1
1 Buy V -Neck and
Turtle Neck .
SWEATERS
in teh new shades and color
trimmings, also .plain shades in
sizes 26 to 34, at
89cto$1.25
ROBINS
.AGENT FOR TIP TOP
. TAILORS
Phone 384
-41118161
lo verybod y.
DO YOU REALIZEIT IS "JUST. TWELVE WEEKS
_UNTILCHRISTMAS. SO WE INVITE YOU TO
. VISIT . OUR NEW TOYLAND AND TAKE AD',
VANTAGE- OF. OUR CHRISTMAS LAY AWAY
CLUB. WE HAVE TOYS NOW 'SHOWING AT
ALL PRICES.
ropt have seen "BETTY BOOF" On the screen
Now tog the 'Betty Boof Poll now on- display.
momemse
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Phone' 486-
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the testilt Of teat'S, Of
stOffisoch di*order*„. *nail
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