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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-08-01, Page 7Huron body & Fender Shop H. C. M:r HEE ' L. D. WATSON 84 East St., Phone 206W . Canadian Tire JI ♦ Corporation Reg. Bell JEWEL' ER "Gifts That Last" BULOVA WATCHES Good Service on Repairs Phone 123 East St. SPECIAL •e••• -Brand new Ford ‘,1946 Motors now in sock. Drive in with your ear and purr out with a new one. • IF IT IS FORD PARTS WE HAVE THEM Bradley . & Son Pho .3 247 Hamilton St. • I Quick Relief From Summer Complaints �•„�+.x,.:.�' .��,-a.�a� ,.�.,r�,.-.;,re � «ice. ,. ..n.;:r Te get quick -relief from diarrhoea, intestinal pains, sea-, sickness or summer complaint, use DOCTOR ,FOWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAW- BERRY. This dependable family; remedy is one of the most effective and bests. known medicines for bowel complaints., Insist on DOCTOR FQWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY—sold by druggists everywhere. Price 50c a bottle. • ' . n=he T. Milburn Co., Ltd., Toronto Ontario Goderich French Dry Cleaners CALL 122 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY C. R. LOWERY WEST STREET ASSOCIATE STORE L. O. WHETSTONE, Prop. TIRES dad BATTERIES, Hamilton St. Phone 69W ODERICAT TAR 0 Venus Restaurant HOME MADE CANDY as supplies available PHONE 170 This is station E -A -T Guenther Transport EARL R. GUENTHER, Prop. Daily Service to and from Toronto,—Hamilton—London and intermediate points Victoria St. Phone 850 c. 50. Tbese kliros Save you �Vioney ,the bus.iness firms listed in this direetrry represent live and up -,,to -date concert that invite your" patronage. The service 'they, ha,ve to• offer is Of the beet and dealing with them not only gives . satin ,ction but assists in helping' them servey t;`'- co un ty' better. C,Y They ask you to try them when you have nee « to bes ta*fled. You can save: money by doing, your buying in Goderich. 411 These Stares Are Al. Your Service 1 'IANOS . , RADIOS liC 11F !ITU► CLEM= APPLIANCES, IW$ ididi SHAMS ELECTRIC MONOGRAMS IMO TURNTi BI SIN STOCK Solos, Q Ete4 ": , , Phone 114 West iii t Sts, 1,4 E. Breckenridge HARDWARE PLUMBING, & HEATING TRICYCLES AND DOLL PRAMS - Hamilton St. Phone 135 Filsinger's JEWELRY AND GIFTS WATCHES—DIAMONDS --- GUARANTEED REPAIRS Phone 130 The Square Goderich Fruit Market FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE.9 IN SEASON Scientific Equipment- Friendly Service Phone 470 u East St. . IVAN LOUZON G. Plante IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION PACKARD MOTOR SALES ATLAS TIRES Phone 513 NEWS OF AUBURN. AL BL; RN, July 30.—Mr. and Mrs. will be in charge of -Mrs. James Jack - r A d e.. urn :c:'is.iw, , r, Ala] son and Miss -Margaret Jackson of Tor- .. ...... .�• .. ...— ice._... Mrs. Gormley Thompson at Brampton.�t4nto<- revice.n<e s �,• Mrs. Pierce has returned to her home A baptismal service. was held at St. at Yoh ,Erie after visiting her aunt; =Mark's Anglican church last Sunday, Frank Stanley. • .when the rector, Rev. II. J. L. Hender- Mrs. Mr. Kenneth - went to Toronto lastson, was assisted by Rev. Jas. Elliott of- Beechburg. Margai t Florence Friday to meet his wife,, who arrived Sharon, young daughter of Mr. and in. Canada on the "Lra.dy Nelson." Mrs. Gordon Stewart, was baptized. Miss Helen 'Merrill has returned to Mr. Elliott delivered an inspiring mess - Toronto after visiting her aunt, Mrs. 'age on "J'astice, .Mercy' and Humility." Wru. Roberton.Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbs .of Detroit 'Rev: and Mrs. James Elliott . ,and daughter Margaret, of Beechburg, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor and other' relatives. ' Miss Lucille 'Keller of Woodstock is called oh friends here on Saturday. -, Mrs. Melvin Jewell -of Colborne town- ship •and Miss Phyllis Jewell, R.N.>, of Goderich, visited with ';\1r. and Mrs, visiting her mother, Mrs. Elmer Keller: R. J. Phillips and Mrs. C. A. Howson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kingsweil,Of Goderich.. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen on Sunday. Mrs. Albert King 'and Donald King have returned home from Glenford Station, -.where they were visiting 11r. and Mrs. Albert ,Killough. The -y were accompanied home by Elaine Killough, who -will' visit friends hen. -. .Harry Arthur of London is' visiting' of Kitchener, and Mr: and Mrs. Chas% his mother, .\Ira. John Arthur. ! Scott spent the week -end at Tobe • ory. An Interesting Auburnite.—T re is an inhabitant. Jof Auburn, well uown in the community, whose name never gets on the voters' list and who is not even counted in the census. This is Polly, who -lives with Mrs., Franl� The regular meeting of the Women's but is the pet of the entire Missionary. Society of the United.l village: Polly was brought • from church will be held in the -basement' Ifleniarara, GVest Indies, twenty-four years ago, by the late Mr. Stanley, of the church on Tuesday .afternoon, wliio was' &marine engineer, and has August 6th, at 2.30 p.m. The meeting been ._ with Mrs. Stanley ever. since. She is quite -an • accoluplishecl bird-, the. reader. has perhaps by this time concluded that Polly is a parrot—for she talks, sings, whistle's, -laughs;- . dances, calls the dog, and shows quite an intelligent interest in what is going on about her. So far she has not been - nnticed reading the_ newspaper. Po113 is still comparatively young far a parrot, for these interesting lirrds often liVe to a groat age; &o, barring accident, she nray still be a resident of Auburn whets' many of 'the present inhabitants of like age have passed on. SHEPPARDTON on Monday. -• Visitors with Mrs. Ge.o.'Yungblut and Arthur Yungblut are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yungblut and son, of Windsor; and- Miss Betty. -Yungblut of Seaforth. • Mr. Arthur Hallam a?f the Base line was the first to thresh in this district. The average yield was 35.. bushels Of wheal. to the acre. ' Mr. and ,Mrs. Buckner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and Karen, of Oshawa, visited Mr. and -Mrs. Wesley Bradnock and J. J. Wilson on Sunday. Mir. find -Mrs. Phar and young son, Paul, and Miss Pauline King of Strat- ford are +isiting°'1<Ir. Russel King. • Itching Burning, - Stinging.:. Eczema or Salt Rheum Eczema, or salt rheum as it is commonly called, is one of thh most painftil of all skin troubles. The intense burning itching and smarting, espe- cially at night, or when the affected part is exposed to heat, or the, hands placed in hot water are most un- bearable, and relief is gladly welcomed.. The relief offered by' BurdoeI Blood Bitters is based oil the knowledge that such ailments as eczema, and other skin troubles, are caused by an impurebldod condition, . ° Bring about inner cleanliness by using B. B. B. • to help cleanse the blood of its impurities. Ask at any drug counter for,B..B. B. Price $1.0+ a,bottle. The T. lbatrn Co., Waited. Toronto, 0-1:1. Mak Laninamem • ower Spraying Orchard Spraying Weed Killing 'Whitewashing Warble Fly Agent for J. K. Crang and Co. (chemical division) DDT, 2-4-D weed killer, Rotenon Powder (warble fly control) ward W. Elliott POWER, 'SPRAYING BOX 293. CLI ON PHONE 203 234'5 a . 511EI'l'AIU)T0N, July :30.—\Ir. and MI's. Ted N8Y111ilII - and Patsy, ' of rc'i'- onto, are visiting this week with Air. \Wnt. Sage. 'Mr. Auld Mrs. I)an MAckenaie, Alice and D. A:, of Blyth, visited 011 Sunday with" \tr. and Ails. Blob Bogie, also •with \1r. and Mrs. Earl Bogit' - and the lady's father, Mr. Robot. Bogie. Master Vernon Allaetnng and Bob Il.ising spent Thursday last in Kin sardine. A number from the community at- tenYled., the decoration serclee at Col- borne cemetery on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty of Sarnia spent last week -end with \1r. and Mrs. Wm. •Vrooman, Mrs. Doherty and Mrs, Vroounan being first .cousins. Mrs. Doherty lived as a young girl at fort Albert and had not been back to visit here for sixty-five years. ST. HELENS ST. HELENS, .Tuly aityl Mrs; Miller,, Mr. Bob Miller and Miss Isahtll McDougall of Toronto Were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Miller awl Mr. find Mrs. Thoma. 'Mrs. W. T. Miller is spending the w plk, with her daughter, Mrs. G. S. McIntyre, and lfr. McIntyre fn Tor- onto. - Mrs. Al. Martin and Neddy spent the week -enol with Mr. :Martin in .'Toronto: 1 `Mrs. II91tVtn Ogden of Whalen was Myron O'Reilly PAPERING &• DECORATING ' PA16ER SUPPLIED RAGLAN ST. Phone 585W Blue Water Body &,Fender Shop Phone 107 Bridge St. - GODERICH Saltford General Store THOS. MORRIS, Prop. Buying more, we buy for less -- Selling more, we sell for less Open Evenings Phone 696 Saltf?rd iluron Engineerug & Researeh Co:; 'ingineerl'ii8 & Manufacturers , Brock St. ' Phone 51 B. R. Munday RADIO SERVICE & REPAIRS We install' Portable Phonograph Players 7 Widder St. Phone 598 Frank McArthur - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR• . BEACH RANGES, 9 R A,NGETTES.,_..HOT PLATES 48 Britannia Road a recent visitor ti-itir her friend, Mrs. W. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McIntosh of St. Catharines are visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd. \Ir. •and - \lrs. Cliff Maueily Tent, t<I).�::r�ti�ei�, .Ixd�.�r4���1r>tta•,�.,� w , . Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.. Salkeld and Mr. W. I. Miller attended the funeral of their cousin, Mr. John Hunter, at Leeburn on Sunday. • Miss Anne Stuart' of Toronto and Mr..and Mrs. Jas. Smith of Pasadena, California, were week -end guests of lfr. and Mrs. George Stuart. BALL—DURNIN 'linton Presbytel;inu church was the scene of a quiet wedding on Wednes day, July 17, at 1 p.m., -when Rev. D. J. Llane united 111 marriage Doris Margaret Durniu and Douglas Gorbutt Ball. The bride' is the 'daughter of Mrs. Durnin and the late A..E. Durnin, Lucknow, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ball and the late Nelson Ball, Clinton. The bride, was lovely in a powder blue dress With cascade front and a • black picture, hat and wore a corsage -of reel Briarcliffe roses. She was attended by Mrs. W. G. McKinnon, Clinton, sister of the groom, as matron of honor, who was attired in navy blue Mesh with black accessories and wore a corsage of white Killarney roses. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the groom's mother, Rattenbury street W. Later the bridal couple left on a motor trip to -'Mani- toulin Island, ' the, bride travelling 'n a brown and white printed jersey with -.brown accessories. On their return, .they will reside in Clinton. \'illiain Barbour, Whitechurch, died oil July 23rd in his ninety-third year. Mrs:, Neil Campbell . has sold her • 140 -acre farm on 'the 12th concession of West ,\Vawanosh to John Falconer, who is planning, to take the timber Off it. , Mrs. George Thompson of Bluevale is in the 'V' nghanl • hospital with in- juries, including a fractured arm, suf= fared when the car driven. by her son, George, went out of control And rolled over in the ditch near \\Ingham. A gravel truck operated for the County of Huron by Junior Mason, of Grand Bend, Struck a -tree on the Thanes road near Exeter, and Mason received injuries which sent him to St. portatlou of pupils ,from Blyth • and intervening area to the e Clinton Col- legiate Institute. The Blyth Continu- ation School is being discontinued in the adoption of the high School area scheme. Ashfleld Man - -Has Foot Crushed , While drawing in hay Fred Anderson,. of Zion; Ashfield township,' had, his€oot badly crushed by the front Wheel of the loaded wagon. He was taken to La London hospital, where 'the heel was set and 'the limb put in a cast up to the , hip.. He -has returned home, but will not be able to use the few fine three months. Jones -Agnew - Jackson &Son MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR BOOTS—SHOES--RUBBERS Phone 412 South Side Square 1,4 Gentlemen's regula,+or of reerea- - tion and health. - BOWLING - A good way to .spend your even- ing or leisure hour in pl .asant, congenial surroundings.. ROYAL BOWLING,, AT.T.IWS WEST ST. GODERICH • son of Mr. and Sirs. W. P..Jones, Tor- onto, took place. in Holy Trinity Angli- 'can . church, Toronto. ' The- ceremony was conducted by Rev. C. W. DeWitt - Coseus, • assisted by 'Rev. John Frank. ' The couple will spend their honeymoon . - - _I�ak . U ._.., a II J:444IlfWIR V:11.i.r k..-j��� „. -,:x--, rgsrdcnre rfn Tvronl:o. Keys—Reid The marriage of Anna Margaret, eld- est daughter of 111r. and Mrs. Fred •Reid, Stanley township, to Bruce Tip- 4ady Keys, elder son of Mr. and Mrs,. Clifford . Keys, also - of •"Stanley, Was solemnized by Rev. Reba Hern on July 20th at the home of the bride's parents. After a motor trip to Manitoulin Islan.d,, the young. couple will make their home on the groom's• farm in Stanley town Ahip. Proud I'`ather (to batik manager) "Alt, Mr. Clark, I want' to see you about opening an account for the new arrival at ,our house How shall we cicsrribC it to distinguish it from 1/ iuiue?" Manager ; "Suppose Nye call -it "The fresh Air Fund' 7" Joseph's Hospital at London. The wedding of Agnes. only dough- Frank Elliott of Blyth has been ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan .T. Agnew Try awarded the contract for the trans -..of Clinton. to William Roderick Jones, Star.- mummiimosimeameamommaisur a Classified 9:d. in The signal- SMITH—RITCHIE On Saturday, July 6th, a pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr; . . and Mrs. W. M. Marlow, Kitchener,. when Violet Ritchie, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of Ashfield, wat united in marriage to James Edwin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ituith of Listowel. The bride wore a formal gown of double white net over satin. IIer fingertip veil fell from a matching_ headdress and :she. carried red roses. Itev. R. E. Vipond, of Westminster United "church. Winnipeg, was the of- ficiating minister. The witnesses were Air. M. \V. Marlow and Mrs. Vipond. For a Wedding trip the bride wore a light,,i),lue crepe dress and white arses series. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside on -the- 2nd eon -cession- of {Trey. saasaminir ._ SEE US -_ early for your Hay Cars, `rack, Slings and Pulleys, or Hay Forks. YOU may need S>; lel Stan- chions, Water Bowls or a Lit- ter, it-ter, Carrier for text season. Order NOW. °, Paint and Spray Painting Ban jobs a specialty. H'-11 BAER PHONE CARLOW 2,021 D'J'EVER-? ITS A60UT TIME T1f16 Jw1$( WAS CLEARED QUT ITt NO USE:TO US roR GOODNESS SAKE, DEAR, LEAVE IT ALONE, YOU ONLY MAKE A -MESS OF "'ISE -PLACE SAY,-THERE%NOTHINC WRONG' WITH THIS COAT IF TNG CUFFS WERE FIXED UP -ITIS A'SHAME TO THROW STOUT' VUH8415A1(! HERE S TI• A -r SLEaCt-t. t'VE PEEN LOOKtNC FOR- 1 CAN Fls 71416 BROKEN RUNNER WITH my -Nevi SET OF'I L-5, CLEAN OUT `ME CUPBOARDS AND -VIE ATTIC oe PIYE your WIFE's pRcxesrs ' IS THAT THE TA/OR? 1'VE COT.ME REPAIRING FOR YOU 1-IERE.,,elapW ABOUT PICKING rr (.1P1 ro. MopRow ? W Tl•1'THE' RESULT THAT 8EORE You .RDAL'.17P IT YOU'VE SAY pi)YouRGgLIP 1 tirrEl A !VVV P61.414 I -s DAWES Eli "ANtt,AS USUAL, WHEN YOU GO THROUGH THE so-CAL.LEU c)VJNK YOu FIND A i=LOCK OF STUFF THi.T, WITH AFEW RE P411:2,5, CAN I3E MANE USEFUL AGAIN 1'L.L 8ET i'VE 6AvQ✓D 454-- AN1J 'Yd1ATS 1NWA,T THEr GOVERN NAENT W,A N•%s u$ -JO DO • 1NEVER TwouG rr Ot THAT', DEAR.... MAVQE 1 �Q7t11.W GET TI-4AT OLD FUR. COAT, OF MINE FrxED Ube AFTER At L eo's��t)� Vel T aI . u eE PA7rIN� W�ll1 4 ON THE ElikeR WMW I YYu:Re\L.tz 'MAY r You = ALSO ke•GPII.lC Th iCHT INF1.AY/C44 BR W RY' __ ,-EastStBakeiy .i B. BEATON I HIGH QUALITY. BUNS—BREAD—PASTRY Phvno 184$11 Easr St. MeMaiws Dail QUAA,ITY MILK - CREAM .ICE CREAM Phone .85 , Cor. St;4rtley &. Kingston Sts. Huron body & Fender Shop H. C. M:r HEE ' L. D. WATSON 84 East St., Phone 206W . Canadian Tire JI ♦ Corporation Reg. Bell JEWEL' ER "Gifts That Last" BULOVA WATCHES Good Service on Repairs Phone 123 East St. SPECIAL •e••• -Brand new Ford ‘,1946 Motors now in sock. Drive in with your ear and purr out with a new one. • IF IT IS FORD PARTS WE HAVE THEM Bradley . & Son Pho .3 247 Hamilton St. • I Quick Relief From Summer Complaints �•„�+.x,.:.�' .��,-a.�a� ,.�.,r�,.-.;,re � «ice. ,. ..n.;:r Te get quick -relief from diarrhoea, intestinal pains, sea-, sickness or summer complaint, use DOCTOR ,FOWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAW- BERRY. This dependable family; remedy is one of the most effective and bests. known medicines for bowel complaints., Insist on DOCTOR FQWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY—sold by druggists everywhere. Price 50c a bottle. • ' . n=he T. Milburn Co., Ltd., Toronto Ontario Goderich French Dry Cleaners CALL 122 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY C. R. LOWERY WEST STREET ASSOCIATE STORE L. O. WHETSTONE, Prop. TIRES dad BATTERIES, Hamilton St. Phone 69W ODERICAT TAR 0 Venus Restaurant HOME MADE CANDY as supplies available PHONE 170 This is station E -A -T Guenther Transport EARL R. GUENTHER, Prop. Daily Service to and from Toronto,—Hamilton—London and intermediate points Victoria St. Phone 850 c. 50. Tbese kliros Save you �Vioney ,the bus.iness firms listed in this direetrry represent live and up -,,to -date concert that invite your" patronage. The service 'they, ha,ve to• offer is Of the beet and dealing with them not only gives . satin ,ction but assists in helping' them servey t;`'- co un ty' better. C,Y They ask you to try them when you have nee « to bes ta*fled. You can save: money by doing, your buying in Goderich. 411 These Stares Are Al. Your Service 1 'IANOS . , RADIOS liC 11F !ITU► CLEM= APPLIANCES, IW$ ididi SHAMS ELECTRIC MONOGRAMS IMO TURNTi BI SIN STOCK Solos, Q Ete4 ": , , Phone 114 West iii t Sts, 1,4 E. Breckenridge HARDWARE PLUMBING, & HEATING TRICYCLES AND DOLL PRAMS - Hamilton St. Phone 135 Filsinger's JEWELRY AND GIFTS WATCHES—DIAMONDS --- GUARANTEED REPAIRS Phone 130 The Square Goderich Fruit Market FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE.9 IN SEASON Scientific Equipment- Friendly Service Phone 470 u East St. . IVAN LOUZON G. Plante IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION PACKARD MOTOR SALES ATLAS TIRES Phone 513 NEWS OF AUBURN. AL BL; RN, July 30.—Mr. and Mrs. will be in charge of -Mrs. James Jack - r A d e.. urn :c:'is.iw, , r, Ala] son and Miss -Margaret Jackson of Tor- .. ...... .�• .. ...— ice._... Mrs. Gormley Thompson at Brampton.�t4nto<- revice.n<e s �,• Mrs. Pierce has returned to her home A baptismal service. was held at St. at Yoh ,Erie after visiting her aunt; =Mark's Anglican church last Sunday, Frank Stanley. • .when the rector, Rev. II. J. L. Hender- Mrs. Mr. Kenneth - went to Toronto lastson, was assisted by Rev. Jas. Elliott of- Beechburg. Margai t Florence Friday to meet his wife,, who arrived Sharon, young daughter of Mr. and in. Canada on the "Lra.dy Nelson." Mrs. Gordon Stewart, was baptized. Miss Helen 'Merrill has returned to Mr. Elliott delivered an inspiring mess - Toronto after visiting her aunt, Mrs. 'age on "J'astice, .Mercy' and Humility." Wru. Roberton.Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbs .of Detroit 'Rev: and Mrs. James Elliott . ,and daughter Margaret, of Beechburg, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor and other' relatives. ' Miss Lucille 'Keller of Woodstock is called oh friends here on Saturday. -, Mrs. Melvin Jewell -of Colborne town- ship •and Miss Phyllis Jewell, R.N.>, of Goderich, visited with ';\1r. and Mrs, visiting her mother, Mrs. Elmer Keller: R. J. Phillips and Mrs. C. A. Howson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kingsweil,Of Goderich.. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen on Sunday. Mrs. Albert King 'and Donald King have returned home from Glenford Station, -.where they were visiting 11r. and Mrs. Albert ,Killough. The -y were accompanied home by Elaine Killough, who -will' visit friends hen. -. .Harry Arthur of London is' visiting' of Kitchener, and Mr: and Mrs. Chas% his mother, .\Ira. John Arthur. ! Scott spent the week -end at Tobe • ory. An Interesting Auburnite.—T re is an inhabitant. Jof Auburn, well uown in the community, whose name never gets on the voters' list and who is not even counted in the census. This is Polly, who -lives with Mrs., Franl� The regular meeting of the Women's but is the pet of the entire Missionary. Society of the United.l village: Polly was brought • from church will be held in the -basement' Ifleniarara, GVest Indies, twenty-four years ago, by the late Mr. Stanley, of the church on Tuesday .afternoon, wliio was' &marine engineer, and has August 6th, at 2.30 p.m. The meeting been ._ with Mrs. Stanley ever. since. She is quite -an • accoluplishecl bird-, the. reader. has perhaps by this time concluded that Polly is a parrot—for she talks, sings, whistle's, -laughs;- . dances, calls the dog, and shows quite an intelligent interest in what is going on about her. So far she has not been - nnticed reading the_ newspaper. Po113 is still comparatively young far a parrot, for these interesting lirrds often liVe to a groat age; &o, barring accident, she nray still be a resident of Auburn whets' many of 'the present inhabitants of like age have passed on. SHEPPARDTON on Monday. -• Visitors with Mrs. Ge.o.'Yungblut and Arthur Yungblut are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yungblut and son, of Windsor; and- Miss Betty. -Yungblut of Seaforth. • Mr. Arthur Hallam a?f the Base line was the first to thresh in this district. The average yield was 35.. bushels Of wheal. to the acre. ' Mr. and ,Mrs. Buckner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and Karen, of Oshawa, visited Mr. and -Mrs. Wesley Bradnock and J. J. Wilson on Sunday. Mir. find -Mrs. Phar and young son, Paul, and Miss Pauline King of Strat- ford are +isiting°'1<Ir. Russel King. • Itching Burning, - Stinging.:. Eczema or Salt Rheum Eczema, or salt rheum as it is commonly called, is one of thh most painftil of all skin troubles. The intense burning itching and smarting, espe- cially at night, or when the affected part is exposed to heat, or the, hands placed in hot water are most un- bearable, and relief is gladly welcomed.. The relief offered by' BurdoeI Blood Bitters is based oil the knowledge that such ailments as eczema, and other skin troubles, are caused by an impurebldod condition, . ° Bring about inner cleanliness by using B. B. B. • to help cleanse the blood of its impurities. Ask at any drug counter for,B..B. B. Price $1.0+ a,bottle. The T. lbatrn Co., Waited. Toronto, 0-1:1. Mak Laninamem • ower Spraying Orchard Spraying Weed Killing 'Whitewashing Warble Fly Agent for J. K. Crang and Co. (chemical division) DDT, 2-4-D weed killer, Rotenon Powder (warble fly control) ward W. Elliott POWER, 'SPRAYING BOX 293. CLI ON PHONE 203 234'5 a . 511EI'l'AIU)T0N, July :30.—\Ir. and MI's. Ted N8Y111ilII - and Patsy, ' of rc'i'- onto, are visiting this week with Air. \Wnt. Sage. 'Mr. Auld Mrs. I)an MAckenaie, Alice and D. A:, of Blyth, visited 011 Sunday with" \tr. and Ails. Blob Bogie, also •with \1r. and Mrs. Earl Bogit' - and the lady's father, Mr. Robot. Bogie. Master Vernon Allaetnng and Bob Il.ising spent Thursday last in Kin sardine. A number from the community at- tenYled., the decoration serclee at Col- borne cemetery on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty of Sarnia spent last week -end with \1r. and Mrs. Wm. •Vrooman, Mrs. Doherty and Mrs, Vroounan being first .cousins. Mrs. Doherty lived as a young girl at fort Albert and had not been back to visit here for sixty-five years. ST. HELENS ST. HELENS, .Tuly aityl Mrs; Miller,, Mr. Bob Miller and Miss Isahtll McDougall of Toronto Were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Miller awl Mr. find Mrs. Thoma. 'Mrs. W. T. Miller is spending the w plk, with her daughter, Mrs. G. S. McIntyre, and lfr. McIntyre fn Tor- onto. - Mrs. Al. Martin and Neddy spent the week -enol with Mr. :Martin in .'Toronto: 1 `Mrs. II91tVtn Ogden of Whalen was Myron O'Reilly PAPERING &• DECORATING ' PA16ER SUPPLIED RAGLAN ST. Phone 585W Blue Water Body &,Fender Shop Phone 107 Bridge St. - GODERICH Saltford General Store THOS. MORRIS, Prop. Buying more, we buy for less -- Selling more, we sell for less Open Evenings Phone 696 Saltf?rd iluron Engineerug & Researeh Co:; 'ingineerl'ii8 & Manufacturers , Brock St. ' Phone 51 B. R. Munday RADIO SERVICE & REPAIRS We install' Portable Phonograph Players 7 Widder St. Phone 598 Frank McArthur - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR• . BEACH RANGES, 9 R A,NGETTES.,_..HOT PLATES 48 Britannia Road a recent visitor ti-itir her friend, Mrs. W. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McIntosh of St. Catharines are visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd. \Ir. •and - \lrs. Cliff Maueily Tent, t<I).�::r�ti�ei�, .Ixd�.�r4���1r>tta•,�.,� w , . Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.. Salkeld and Mr. W. I. Miller attended the funeral of their cousin, Mr. John Hunter, at Leeburn on Sunday. • Miss Anne Stuart' of Toronto and Mr..and Mrs. Jas. Smith of Pasadena, California, were week -end guests of lfr. and Mrs. George Stuart. BALL—DURNIN 'linton Presbytel;inu church was the scene of a quiet wedding on Wednes day, July 17, at 1 p.m., -when Rev. D. J. Llane united 111 marriage Doris Margaret Durniu and Douglas Gorbutt Ball. The bride' is the 'daughter of Mrs. Durnin and the late A..E. Durnin, Lucknow, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ball and the late Nelson Ball, Clinton. The bride, was lovely in a powder blue dress With cascade front and a • black picture, hat and wore a corsage -of reel Briarcliffe roses. She was attended by Mrs. W. G. McKinnon, Clinton, sister of the groom, as matron of honor, who was attired in navy blue Mesh with black accessories and wore a corsage of white Killarney roses. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the groom's mother, Rattenbury street W. Later the bridal couple left on a motor trip to -'Mani- toulin Island, ' the, bride travelling 'n a brown and white printed jersey with -.brown accessories. On their return, .they will reside in Clinton. \'illiain Barbour, Whitechurch, died oil July 23rd in his ninety-third year. Mrs:, Neil Campbell . has sold her • 140 -acre farm on 'the 12th concession of West ,\Vawanosh to John Falconer, who is planning, to take the timber Off it. , Mrs. George Thompson of Bluevale is in the 'V' nghanl • hospital with in- juries, including a fractured arm, suf= fared when the car driven. by her son, George, went out of control And rolled over in the ditch near \\Ingham. A gravel truck operated for the County of Huron by Junior Mason, of Grand Bend, Struck a -tree on the Thanes road near Exeter, and Mason received injuries which sent him to St. portatlou of pupils ,from Blyth • and intervening area to the e Clinton Col- legiate Institute. The Blyth Continu- ation School is being discontinued in the adoption of the high School area scheme. Ashfleld Man - -Has Foot Crushed , While drawing in hay Fred Anderson,. of Zion; Ashfield township,' had, his€oot badly crushed by the front Wheel of the loaded wagon. He was taken to La London hospital, where 'the heel was set and 'the limb put in a cast up to the , hip.. He -has returned home, but will not be able to use the few fine three months. Jones -Agnew - Jackson &Son MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR BOOTS—SHOES--RUBBERS Phone 412 South Side Square 1,4 Gentlemen's regula,+or of reerea- - tion and health. - BOWLING - A good way to .spend your even- ing or leisure hour in pl .asant, congenial surroundings.. ROYAL BOWLING,, AT.T.IWS WEST ST. GODERICH • son of Mr. and Sirs. W. P..Jones, Tor- onto, took place. in Holy Trinity Angli- 'can . church, Toronto. ' The- ceremony was conducted by Rev. C. W. DeWitt - Coseus, • assisted by 'Rev. John Frank. ' The couple will spend their honeymoon . - - _I�ak . U ._.., a II J:444IlfWIR V:11.i.r k..-j��� „. -,:x--, rgsrdcnre rfn Tvronl:o. Keys—Reid The marriage of Anna Margaret, eld- est daughter of 111r. and Mrs. Fred •Reid, Stanley township, to Bruce Tip- 4ady Keys, elder son of Mr. and Mrs,. Clifford . Keys, also - of •"Stanley, Was solemnized by Rev. Reba Hern on July 20th at the home of the bride's parents. After a motor trip to Manitoulin Islan.d,, the young. couple will make their home on the groom's• farm in Stanley town Ahip. Proud I'`ather (to batik manager) "Alt, Mr. Clark, I want' to see you about opening an account for the new arrival at ,our house How shall we cicsrribC it to distinguish it from 1/ iuiue?" Manager ; "Suppose Nye call -it "The fresh Air Fund' 7" Joseph's Hospital at London. The wedding of Agnes. only dough- Frank Elliott of Blyth has been ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan .T. Agnew Try awarded the contract for the trans -..of Clinton. to William Roderick Jones, Star.- mummiimosimeameamommaisur a Classified 9:d. in The signal- SMITH—RITCHIE On Saturday, July 6th, a pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr; . . and Mrs. W. M. Marlow, Kitchener,. when Violet Ritchie, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of Ashfield, wat united in marriage to James Edwin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ituith of Listowel. The bride wore a formal gown of double white net over satin. IIer fingertip veil fell from a matching_ headdress and :she. carried red roses. Itev. R. E. Vipond, of Westminster United "church. Winnipeg, was the of- ficiating minister. The witnesses were Air. M. \V. Marlow and Mrs. Vipond. For a Wedding trip the bride wore a light,,i),lue crepe dress and white arses series. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside on -the- 2nd eon -cession- of {Trey. saasaminir ._ SEE US -_ early for your Hay Cars, `rack, Slings and Pulleys, or Hay Forks. YOU may need S>; lel Stan- chions, Water Bowls or a Lit- ter, it-ter, Carrier for text season. Order NOW. °, Paint and Spray Painting Ban jobs a specialty. H'-11 BAER PHONE CARLOW 2,021 D'J'EVER-? 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