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SECTIONAL MEETING
IN SEPTEMBER
Westfield, Aug. 27.—Mrs. F. W.
Godfrey, of Parry Sound is visiting
at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wm. McVittie.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGill and
family were London visitors on Mon-
day. •
Miss Alberta Osbaldeston of Gode-
rich, visited with her sister, Mrs.
Norman McDowell. c
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of
Stratford were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Campbell:
Misses Fothergill of« Londesboro,
visited with their cousin, Miss Fern
McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wig'htman, for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor and fam-
ily were Port Albert visitors on Wed-
nesday. . ...
Mr. Ben. Taylor and Mrs Stalker
of Blyth visited one day last week at.
the home of N[r. and Mrs. Bert Tay-
lor.
The monthly meeting of the W. M.
S. was held on Wednesday afternoon
_at..the hung .of•„Mrs, Hugh Blair, with
18 members present. The aevotioli-
al exercises were in charge of Mrs.
Blair. The business part of the meet-
ing was in charge of. the president,
Mrs. J. McGill. Plans were made for
the sectional meeting of the W. M. S.,
which will be,held at Westfield in
Sentember.
The anniversary . services will be
held in the Westfield church, on Oct.
13th.
Miss Mae Vincent of Goderich is
spending a few days at iter home.
Threshing is in full swing, the
• grain is turning out good.
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(AUBURN
Mrs. D. Patterson.,
Reaches 81st Year
tic°
the, Arlan
Remembers Crossing e.
When Four Yearn of Age. Six
Pupils from S. S. No. 5 Tried
Entrance .Exam s. and. All
Passed.
W. I. ENTERTAIN CHILDREN
Auburn, August '28.—Last Friday,
Mrs. Howson of Wingham, and her
sisters, Miss L. Wellwood, of New
York and Miss Caroline Wellwood on
',furlough from West China, called on
Nurses E. A. and S. Blair.
Miss Lillian Brown and Miss Edna
Stoltz of Kitchener 'were week end
guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fer-
guson.
Mrs. N. McDowell of Westfield and
her sister, Miss A. Osbaldestan,
Goderich, spent a day recently with
their aunt, Mrs. Amos Ball.
Miss Edna Kelly of Toronto is
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carter's.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond_ Ferguson
and little daughter, Grace of Virden,
(near Montreal) arrived on Saturday
to spend a week ,with his mother Mrs.
Jolin 'Ferguson and -other- .relatives
here. It is 23 years since Raymond
has been back to his boyhood home.
The last 13 years he has been in'the
employment of the Oglivie Mills, at
FAIR AT LONDON
IN WORLD ADVANCEMENT
Those who have not visited the Wes-
tern Fair in recent years will be amazed
at the advancement that has,,ypeen made
in the exhibition which is held so suc-
cessfully at London each year. The
Fair which opens there �n September
9th and continues until the 14th, is ac-
tually the 68th cone:utive annual exhi-
' btion, and word comes from the execu-
tive offices at London that this year re-
cords will be made in every department.
'Long ago the Western -Fair outgrew- its,
r county fair proportional Tt-W-Tia e: • '
of the most important exhibitions. of its
mind in Canada. There are many feat-
ures of the London event that makes it
most interesting to the average man,
and certainly the arrangement ,of the
exhibits and the fact that one can see
the main points of interest in a one -day
visit has popularized the Western Fair.
No --organization, no national institution,
as the Western Fa: has become, could
possibly go on expanding for 68 years
without realhing remarkable proportions,
yet credit is due to the foresight of the
management and the directorate that
Western Fair has grown without becom-
-ing unwieldy.
YOUNG BOY KILLED
BY' BOAT' -AT ISO
programme, • all were served with
sandwiches, cookies and ice cake.
Next meeting will .be, grandmother's
day, and they are requested to bring
an old time relic. $1O. was, voted to
the Goderich Lion's Club and $$. to
Mrs, Graig, for acting as instructress
in the dressznalcitng class in connec-
tion -with the County Achievement
Day, Miss Eleanor Wilson and Miss
Ruth Stratighan,,, two members of the
class .won the trip to Toronto. Exhibi-
tion.
Next Tuesday, the Huron Presby-
tery of the United Church swill meet
in Knox United 'Church here, where
the ladies will serve dinner.
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Thief Visited
Several Homes
TAR'
E GODERICH S
ESL.
Newly -Weds-
ted
orate
Bride , Present .`With Gifts , ti" Y
Church Organizations
ALSO Ai°N 'ADDRESS
,
Benmiller, August 28, ---Mrs. : Shoe-
bridge of Michigan, wins calling ori
friends in thevillage on:Tuesday.
Mrs. R. J. Monro and children are
visiting with Mrs. Moore's parents at
Stratfordville.
gArs. S. Allis of Goderich is ,spend-
ing a few days in the village.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben. Straughan have
been visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. Straughan for a few days.
Miss Blanche Cunningham of Bel -
grave, called on Mr. and Mrs. Gus.
Vanstone on Saturday.'
The W. A. will meet at the Parso-
nage on Wednesday, September 4th,
at. -2 p.m.
Mrs. Ida Oke is spending a few
days in Goderich.
A number of friends and neighbors rt
gathered at the home of MY. and o
Mone Vlrs. W. Long, on Friday evening to
In Goderich Township. y, felicitate and wish Mr. and Mrs. Pal -
Rings and ' Watches Carried mer Kilpatrick success and happiness to
Off by Intruders
STRAW STACK BURNED
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Goderich Township, August 28.—
Miss B. F. Ward, B. A., of Clinton
through their married life and pre- k
' sented then with a Coffee Pot 'an d
-Electric Iron, and Rose bowl. The
address was read by Mrs. Straughan r
and the presentation made by W. Hill it
Jack Pitblado and Miss Dorothy Wal- Il
tars.
)3Avionain
St, Andrew's Unite..
Anmversary�
One of Finest Services in History,
',cot Church - .Pastor I1 Rear.
"turned from Trip to Old Counq
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SUMMER VISITORS LEAVING
B!I►YFIELD, August 28 --Anniversary
services were helot in St, Andrew's Unit-
ed ehurch last Sunday. The pastor,
Rey, R. M. Gale, was present. Just hav-
ing returned from an extended trip to
England and Scotland.. He made brief
reference to the delightful experience he
had, referring to the various church
services which he attended in some
great cathedrals—yet did not see any
lineriooking audienee than the one pre-
sent. the spent most of his time in., Eng-
land with lois brother, and family, Dr.
Gale, late missionary to Korea, now liv-
ing in the historic city of Bath. 9
Rev. George Oliver, B.A., of sit f
Springs, was the preacher, and deliver. 1
ed two stirring sermons. In the morns
Ing he spoke on the building of the
temple, choosing as .his text Eph,
2:20-22. In the evening Rom. 8:6, "To
be carnally minded , is death, but to be
spiritually minded islife and peace." A
young men's quartette from Main Street
church, Exeter, gave two very fine num-
bers at ea,:h service. The choir sang in
the morning, "Lead me to the Rack",
nd in the evening, "Now the Day is
)ver." The organ numbers were; "Berr
'enc," "Forgive me Lord," "Turkish
March" (Beethoven), "0 Dry Those
School of Commerce, visited at the Tears," "mow .Sweet the Name," "Praise
-_Mr, and__ .Mrs_._ G, Harwood, The address from the Young to the Father" (C+otinod) . There was a
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1 People, Choir -and Congress -tion ,. flee attendance at bat"it services. nn{
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veep eseaCFIMI:.141.itta?arezasse_
Friday.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Bl
uevale United Church read« 1- Monday evening, Rev. N. B. Craw, of
rs. Robt. Davidson,on Sunday were Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick: it Centennial United church, London. gave
There. has been a very happy event
Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Davidson and an interesting entertainment, consisting
Virden. - Mrs. Cleave of 'Georgetown; Mr. and
On Sunday,_ JMrs. Donald Patterson Mrs. Elgin Porter and daughter, Mrs.
passed milestne 8I, at; the home of Wm. -Rid -Stanley' -Township_•--- —
her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Anderson. A sneak thief has been operating
She is in good . health and can tell in the community recently.. Not
many items of interest of pioneer many were left off his visiting list.
days_ even to crossing the Atlantic, Going along the Bayfield Road, the
when but four years of age, with her man, driving a green sedan with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews of King-
ston, were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. .J J. Robertson.
Miss Gladys Allman of Toronto,
visited at the "home of Mr. George
Beare.
Miss Laura Rutledge visited over
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. .J Rutledge. •
Anniversary services will be held
in the Baptist Church, next Sunday,
September 1st, at 3 o'clock -and 7.30
nloek: The speaker for the day will
be a former pastor, Rev. R. B. Gracie
now of Pembroke. The Gracie family
of Toronto will supply special music.
Guests last week at the home ^ of
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ball were, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Ball of Tuckersmith,
and grandaughter, Joan, of Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin, of En-
glehart, Northern Ontario; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Stanbury and son of Goder-
Townsh p, and Mr: R. Cornish of
Goderich.
Mr. Frank Washington left on Sun-
day to return to his teaching position
at Fort Frances. -
Mr. Eugene Dobie leaves today to
take up his new position in Ottawa.
Master Earl Mugford appealed for
his Entrance Exam., and was granted
his appeal, all six who tried from U.
S. S. No. 5; are. therefore through.
Miss Jean Kirconnil is visiting
with her cousin, Miss Thelma Snel-
ling
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ladd, Mrs.
Geo. Lawson and Miss Jean, motored
to Kitchener on Sunday. Mrs. J. Ir-
vine and Miss Vern Lawlor returned
home with..them, after a week's visit
e it _ _I TT •.4,. ener
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Carter and Miss
Ruby have returned from Port Albert
where they were holidaying for a
week.
Mrs. Rose Bradnock of Wingham,
spent last week here with her son,
1V1T ANMD—•Watching the fish in the
water, Mt2.hael J,:.Beardsall, 1.0 -year-old
son of Mr. John Beardsall of Midland,
had his head crushed by the SS. Osler
living at the dock. A brother found
wi
re
a
Me'hael's body, fastened between the Wesley.
in your lives that' has interested us lc
all, and at the same time brought vs )
the knowledge that we shall lose you
if-dn. our Choreal and' Cbiltnunity.
Your recent marriage will we hope, e chosen so fittingly for the climax of one
be attended with God's richest tiles- of the best anniversary services in the
sing and that. matrimonial life will History of the church. i
mean for you both, truest prosperityMr. and Mrs. Oliver Foster and Mrs.
disc wheels, called at. almost ever and happiness. As ypu will be mak- e Ernest Paul, of Pigeon, Mich., and Mr.''
home, and if he found no one in, heir ins your. home at considerable dis- and M:�s. HaroldMcGregor, of Eldon,
Mance from us, of necessity yoti will �_ Mich., were visitors at the home of Mr.
ed himself. At some places, he was
so bold as to enquire"+if any man liv- .,not be able to belong. to our church .e and Mrs; W. J. Fo�Ler on Sunday lust,
ed there and.at what time they did groups in just the same way as form -.y Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis, who were
the evening chores. At the home of erly. So Eunice, we want to assure a guests of Mrs. N. W. Waodsfi have re -1
Mrthe
Harwood and Mrs. Mar- you at this crossroad of your life, ►3, turned to Toronto.
garet McDonald. drawers .were ran- how we shall miss you. We would re- ,d Mrs. Edith Rich, of Detroit, was the
sacked and small sums of money call the good nature, bright personal- r._ guest of Miss Frances Fowlie.
were taken. On the third concession, ity, that willingness to help in pro- A Dr. and Mrs. A. Newton -Brady were
the •home of Mr. Charles Bell was en= muting good causes; by lending time h_ guest of Mrs. N. W. Woods, have re-
tered, a diamond ring and money was and talents that have belonged • to r_
taken. The same evening, the 30 -ton you. Your place and devotion in re
church life
straw stack on the farm of Mr. John a`rrd service have largely
appre-
Blair was fired. On the 6th ounces- helped -to make us your very sion, the home of Mr. Richard Law -
to -night
friends and brought us here
sonwas entered and a sum of money to -night to tell you` so. The Choir,
Sunday School and Young People's
taken. On the 7th concession, the department, will all feel your Loss. In
home of Emmerson Bros. was ran -
your own private life and domestic
sacked, watches; rings, money and a 'ndon, spent the week -end with the lat-
circle, we shall hope that all thei ter'
gold brooch (a -keep sake), were re- s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stun-
s lendid promises of noble woman -
moved. ,.The feeling of the citizens of hood and good comradeship seen in _ f goon'
the Community is running high. you, will be a Christian home and ford t Mrs. Dan -Harrison and'- Mr and Mrs.
There passed away on Saturday, Ross. Harrison and family spent last
that we feel thankful Friday with the formes br ether, Mr
an arged resident -of Goderich__TQwn- - We_ ask you not to,- erget. us at , c-2eorge_,E:ing.
ship, in the perso�f" of `Efrra; Jae Benmiller. Toronto and other popu- Miss Emily Bugler, of London. re
Smyth, widow of Charles Durnin, in ldus centres inlay be alluringly attrac- turned home after having spent two
her 77th year. Mrs. Durnin had. been tive and possessive, but 'these white"e weeks with her brother. Rev. W. Li.
in. failing health since early spring,
but bore her informities with chris-
tian fortitude and her death was un -
looked for. Of a retiring nature, Mrs.
Durnin was beloved by everyone who
knew her. Born in West Wawanosh,
of dramatic readings, monologues, char- I
acter sketches, etc., from leading Cana -1
w dian authors, and others. The program
- was greatly en oyedancrthe numbers
week -end.
Mr. John Carre, who ;has spent the
summer with his grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. F. Parke. left on Friday tb spend
a week at Southampton before returning
to Torbnto.
Miss J. E. Whittaker. of Toronto, Ls
visiting Mrs. R. H. F. Gardner.
' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harvey. of Lon -
boat and the dock. . Miss Dorothy Farrow of 'Mitcl ell -
is with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. has. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Robinson are at-
tendin the Toronto -Exhibition. -
Mrs,. Jno. Phillips Royce and Ar-
nold are visiting in Clinton with Mrs.
H. Fremlin,
Mr and Mrs R' J Philips visited
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12 only Reed Chairs, regular
$8 for.
$5.50
Everything for the home
WE POSITIVELY SAVE
-YOU . MONEY �..
W.N. BLACKSTONE
On theroaufnral► of Goderich.
with Mr. aiid 'Mrs. Earnest Adams,
Londesboro.
Mrs. S. Cox spent the weekend
with Mrs. H. Mogridge. ,
Mrs. Chas: Beadle- underwent an.
operation in Goderich Hospital, last
week.
Mr. Jack Wier is visiting in Toron-
to, and attending the Exliilfition..
Misses, Marion and Isobel McGill
have been visiting their uncle, _ Mr.
Thos. Riddell. •
'Mrs. McIll-vein of Clinton is with
Mrs. A.
s with
at
present.
Asquith
Mr. and Mrs. T. ilson and babe,
are visiting f Flint 1?Ii'c .
Mrs. E. Kirchenski and children
have returned to Detroit.
M. H. Sheppard motored to Owen
Sound and brought Mr. and Mrs.
Knox back for a visit. Mrs. Sheppard
and Mrs. Knox, are sisters.
The Children's Day at the Institute
last Tuesday, was attended by about
115. The following programme was
given by the children: recitations. •b4'
Join Slieppar"d, Dorid Me hien, Jean
Lawlor, Marie Miller, Lillian Schultz,
-Jeanette- - Glousher,� -. hn _ _Wilson;
solos by Donald youngblut, Lois Fer-
guson, Lenore Plaetzer; instrumen-
tal trio, Marjorie Toll, Amy Toll and..
Marjorie Johnston; vocal trio, ' Ila,
Betty and Billy" Craig; -iiist1tifrieftal
solo, Vivian Straughan; violin solo,
Jackie Hamilton; vocal duet, Stewart
country roads, green hills and valleys
where you- grew tis womanhood, and
where you found love and courtship,
at
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Bugler.
Mr. Joe McLennan. of Van -buyer.'
B. C. is visiting Mr. and Mrs S. R. M:-.
will surely have for all time, a very' n Conkey_
special place in your heart. ch Dr. and Mrs- Aberhardt and Limit
We are presenting to you, theseig• have returned to Mitchell after hiving
in March, 1859, of Wm. John Smyth gifts, as the things tangible, to resat spent the summer at their cottage
and Eliza Merritt, she resided for a mind you of our lasting affection'll Miss Elia Dewar has arrived b 1 k
townshigreat deal of her life in the same and esteem and as a token of, all ouriic ' from a trip to The British Isle. Norway
and MrpDurnin,rwhe7 passed marriage,her she
hn good wishes for a happy future No and France.
1924, lived for a while in Lucknow, Signed on behalf of ,the choir, Mrs."° sin, Misses
ts sEBarbara
prntd aLorraine
rrai ew d ►` cAtkin-
W Hill. Congregation, Mrs. A Fish- A S
'then motored to Goderich for a few
years, and then to Lucknow, to keep
e
house for her son, Victor. For the D
,ast_ eight years, she had made her
home in Goderich Township, with her
son4n-law • and daughter, Mr- and.
Mrs« E. H. Somersall. Mrs. Durnin rn
was the last member of her family,
Surviving her are her . son. Victor
Durnin, Lucknow,' and one daughter,
Mrs E. H. Sommersall, who so ten-
derly cared for her. Interment took
place in Dungannon cemetery.
Rev. F. W. Crh'ik has returned from
his holidays and occupied the pulpit
at Union -on -Sunday. He delivered a
fine sermon on the subject, "How to
Grow in Grace". During the service,
a solo, . "Life's Railway To Heaven",
was sung by Mr. Harold Gardner and i
the -choir sang an anthers, "Who Will
Our Pilot Be?" With the solo parts
taken by Miss Esther Mcllwain, Miss
Marion Porter and Everett Mcllwain.
The regular meeting of the Y. P. S.
will be held on Friday evening with
Orval Powell's group in charge.
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g Aftier the
Bowel Co ,l Int f hi dren
Very Often Dangerous
There is no time during the year when children are
not subject to gonia form of bowel complaint, but it
is mostly during the hot summer months, or early
fall when diarrhea, dysentery, colic, cholera 'morbus
eholcra infantum, summer' eontiploint or .other' bowel
troubled: manile4t tbernt;elvegt ,....
f of
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All titration; shoulduse Dr. Po
WILD iii" wild, Strawberry during these trying -times. 1t is
and an old rad trued =remedy, It .. has been on the ramaritet
xrt ni• : l . iota. a to ex' arciment
ee
4M r�
wit soC r-udw mind untried 'essay: i3t Dat:
Fowler's".
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Synpathy. For .
Mrs. E. A. Somersall
On Death of Her Mother, Mrs.
-- —Durnin 4nterment Took -Place
On Monday.
of counter a+oi�ect` and
IRISH andLC1I
Thurs., Friday
AUGU6T
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LINENS I
Sturday
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Purchase your requirement during our
Annual Sale and save.
LUNCH CLOTHS
Irish Damask and Crash Linen Cloths with
colored borders and all sizes. Sale Price
20 per cent off
16inch Linen Hand Towelling
attractive
g blue, -
Mtn green-, - ild -anti -rose borders. _
Reg. 20c per yard, for
1 only Madeira Dinner Set
2 ONLY 'HANDWOVEN, LACE DINNER SETS ` .•Y�
1 ONLY I-IANDPAINTED SILK AND LINEN SET
Regular $25.00 and $30.00
Clearing at 25 per cent off
PILLOW CASES
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Hemstitched Linen, Appenzel, t )rau•n-work L'illc►w (:.aces.
Regular 51.95 per pair. -
Sale Price $1.49 per pair
10 per cent off
Our entire stock t►t Lirc>w'n's • Irish Damask Dinner Sets,.
Fano} .Bridge Sats, Luncheon Sets, Linen (Guest •1'nwel�, Li;thy_•
I'ilt•c►w (;stili, Finger Tip Towels, and Towelling by the yard. -
Ladies' and .Misses' plain and Fancy Lisle Anklets. Reg.
a pair.. (:learing, at 19c per pair. -
See . our window divlay of these attractive
Linen Values.
F. E. HIBfERT
PHONE 86 THE CASH STORE
GODERICH TOWNSHIP ANKLE LENGTH
WOOLLEN DRESSES
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Church,
Atkin
Taylor's Corners, will meet at the Ankle -length afternoon dresses,, ch iwn
" p 1 •t nd their grandmother, Mos home- (if Mrs. Goldie Newton, on t ,
in 'thi recent Parrs c•ollec loris, an made
r, Mrs E. Moore; Young topes, grandmother,
Walters Sidney Brown -s, Mrs: Nebe. who spent several weeks
Wednesday afternoon, September -1•
. re here, has returned to Detroit of woolens, dolt velvets setts and
Mrs. Harald 'King and Master Harold at 2 o'clock.
• rough crepes 'They are to be worn Witt)
If it's news you will always read it in
nt Atwood, of Sarnia. are spending this waist -length fur' coag that tai r+►.«,
Goderich Star, Huron County's week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs If y'ou enjoy The C}oderic h S.nr. ti
o. -t interesting weekly newspaper."tali your friends_" slhcly. _
- at � Chats. Parker. Mr. King was a1Q7 Chi
..SPECIAL
Goderich Township, August 27.—
The
regular meeting of the Y. P. S.
of Union church will be held' ins the
church on Friday evening.
The heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs. E. H.
Somersall in the death of her
mother, Mrs, Durnin, on Saturday,_
'Phe funeral was held on Monday af-
ternoon with. interment in Dungan- ,
y r :te ete y, _..—_---.,---- -- W---�-
.
ONTARIO HYDRO GENEROUS
TO VILLAGE OF INTEUSTAXOTi
The citizens of the village of Neustadt
received a "Christmas gift" of generous
proportions during - the past week, when
h C ttar10-lit during
Commissian_made,-tali..
adjustment of the debt dliflcdlties facing
the ,village system whereby' a. debit of
over SY.3,000 is turned into a credit bat -
awe of tiearlg $5,000. �>
The .Ontario. Commission. according. 0.
the Hanover Post, made a re -arrange -
menti
of the capital structure affecting
equipment used in °supplying power to'
ifeustadt, and this adjustment gave the
village a credit of $14,247.22 en the books
of the eotiiaYibn. It dates baek from,
sv
abet years 1021 to 1034 i,1u1u i e
, ,
An sacljtsiYneiil'; wasfi10 ode in the.
inter at charged troth November 1020 to
,M,ay 1 t'i,.rtvhet'ebyAnterest; 'charges of 11
and 7 per cent.. per annum were opts -
y 6-,: ix ti - ,eet it
this gave -a further credit of $$,708.31.
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i y% over the _ week -end.
is I Miss Margaret Finnigan. of Emond-
i_ vile, 'is visiting her cousin. Miss Ella
aleKay. Mips Jeanette Finnigan spent
a few days with her
er Mr. A. C, Suppniek, of Petr -it. spent
1d the week -end with his wife and daugh-
ters at their cottage.
Mr and Mrs. Perry and two daurh„
ters. of Windsor. were ° guests at Mr
George Little's for a few days
The annual parish pi^nice of St Johns,.
1 i Varna. S . James. Middleton, and Trin-
'k y church. 'Bayfield. tt1I1 be held in
. Jowett's Grove _. on Friday _ Af ternQon it
is hoped that there will be a large at-
tendance.
Mrs. E. Knell, Mrs. W. ,R. Jowe't.
Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. Mrs- K. Moorhouse
id and Miss" Mary Jean, left , on Tuesday
id for a motor trip to Bay City, Mich.
)r Mr. R. W. Bristol and Mr. C. M•>th-
ersead returned to Washington. D C.. on
Saturday. Mrs. -Bristol remained to
spend another week or tvso at h:°r' -it-
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e, Mr• and Mrs. A Aitken and lit • le
daughter, of Toronto, spent Mandl, in
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the village
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Mrs G. • W. Woods and Miss Anna ...s nit -.rhe Wi K-effti-..u•t`tr-..1 :rs-'
Crosby and family, at M--iretzewn
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o MUSIC - RESULTS
11 TORONTO CONSERVATORY
z' Resutls of examinations (19:3:0
ft pupils of Mr. A. W. Anderton;
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Piano: A.T.C.M. (teachers) corn
•••-'1 /Acted. 'exam; -7': E. Reid; A.T_c.'.M. ,
(teachers) completed' exam, M. Ry -
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y-A,T C.M. (piano) (teachers) A.
1Cochrane; Intermillra rs. ` ':'T'; '
s West (honors) 'P Lawrence; Junior,
1'T'. Milks, M. a. Thompson; Primary,
E. M. Walsh (honors), M. I). Fa1'rill,
R Brown.
Singing: Intermediate, G. W. Tien-
derson (honors) ; Junior, 1). Se At
L. (honors),
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t T. E. Reid; grade V., Harmony, C.
b Phair, M. Ryan; grade V., History,
C.. Phair, T. E. Reid•all with honors.'G
IVO* V,, Form, T,.;:. Reid (let class
n 'honors) ; grade TV., harmony and
t. History, V. Wheeler; grads 1I1., Har -
n " mow and fistbry, M. E. Turnbull;
s, grade I1 ., M. H. Rathwell (honors
Mrs. H. C. West (honors) G. W. Hen•
demon; grade L, 1:, M `alsh, (lot
class honour's).
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GIRLS AND BOYS, SCHOLARS OF GODERICH "PUBLIC,
SEPARATE AND HIGH SCHOOLS"
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.GROCER
54 Elgin Ave.. Goderich
School Supplies
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50 Bayfield Rd. Goderich
School Supplies
.��..._�...,McEwen.._
GROCER
142 S. Side of Square
School Supplies
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John _4.utt_e
GROCER
Victoria St. , Goderich
School Supplies
A. Kibler
GROCER
Victoria St.__ GODERICH
School Supplies
Reg. Burrows—
GROCER
Britannia Rd. GODERICH
School Supplies
The People's Store
ONT.
OODERIG H., r ON
School Supplies
W. J. Symonds
General Store
SALTFORD, "ONT.
School Supplies
Campbell's Drug Store
GODERICH ONT.
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