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'ilIGTIEST PUKES FOR
EGGS AND POULTRY
Having taken over the. Egg Grading Station, formerly co
ducted by ' Ryan s Produce at corner of Hamilton and NeW-
gate Streets; we solicit your eggs and poultry and assure you
• of HIGHEST Market Prices.
LAKESIDEPRO'DVCE;
Phone 854VJ a Goderich
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CREWE
charge` of tire program. There was a
recitation by Dorothy Corbett, "What
(TRE\\'F, Aug. 19. ---Mr. Ronald Tre- can I give your; four girls slang "Hear
leaven speut Sur1day in Stratford. • i the Pennies Dz•oppiug" : a reading was
A few from here attended. dii•ine givenby Gwen Tie1e.avtrti, "The Good
berviee"at iluugailaou en Sunday thorn- Shepherd" : a duet by ,Shirley Sher-
ing. . a wood • au(f Gwen Treleaven, "I,iy Cool
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter and Silettln's Shady Rilla' Mrs. S. K 1 -
family, of Luckuuw, were Sunday putrick sho'i a map giving different
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. B. Tre- mission stations, 'with a talk un the
.leaven. missiouaries. Mrs. Treleaven. gave the
Master lfurra3 Gaunt of St. Helens
• is holidaying at the home of his uncle,
Mr. Jim ,Sherwood. -
_ W.M.S. Meeting.—The - W.M.S. of
Crewe held their Augustnieeting in the
•church, on Thursday afterrpoon, August
15, with an -attendance of tan ladies and
eight cbildrean. Thi; being the child-
, r('s meeting, Mrs. Treleaven took
leaflet, "We Look at the W.M:S." The
meeting was closed with two verses
of a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Zinn.
-College Chum: "What are you• going
to do this summer?"
College Pal: "Work in my father's
office. What are you doing'?"
College Cham: "O h, nothing, either."
JOHNS - MANSVILLE
ASBESTONOS BRAKE LINING
Automotive Supplies, Motors
BRADLEY & SON.GODERICH
247 or 658 .
WE • SPECIALJZE IN PARTS. HARD TO GET -
aS
Is Your Roof Ready
for Fall Rains?
Don 't just trust to luck or you may.
be sorry later: Check over your roof NOW !
Tlien, come in and see our supply of ROLLED ROOFING
.AND ROOF COATINGS. ,
How' is your Clothes Line? We . have galvanized and
aluminum Clothes Lines in stock.
- SPECIAL! POP CORN POPPERS just arrived
WORSELL BROS..
Phone 233
Plumbing—Flardware—Hee,ting
Goderich
They will soon be here. Watch for the announcement in,.
next week's Signal -Star of a complete supply of School
Text
ooks, Scribblers, -etc., at.
Handerson's. Book Store
Phone 91
Goderich
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AI AIIADI N.AS1t
The uaaariage oi' Ruth Isobel, ,daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Naafi, and
Douglas Lorne Abraham, on of firs.,
Abraham and the late. Norman Abra-
ham, tooth of Stratford, \:as au event
of Saturday aafternouat last in St. Ju1ni'a
United church,. Stratford. ltev. S: 11.
Roadlic►use officiated at the double-ring
-t;t•vice. The bride._ given itt ,carriage
by -Iter father, wore' a} long''gowu of
, white net with lace bodice, made with
long fitted sleeves terntizating itt lily
points over the haanda. Her falllength
veil fell frena a tatteeit Anne hediddres.
'She carried a bouquet of white roses.
Mina n -)live Mckenzie wad maid of,
honor. Her Spur -length dress was of
White sheer, .mase- with sweetheart
neckline and cap sleeved. With it she
. l wore lace mittens and a fiural, head-
dress. She carried a bouquet o1 sweet
pt;as iri variegated colors, The brides -
inlaid, Miss Anne Drake, Toronto, also
wore white. Her fluid•: Length dress
T was oft nylon net, made with sweet-
heart nea:Itliaae and cap slta;ves. She'
wore lace mittens and a Sural. head-
dreis, and her bouquet was also , ,uf
�, weet peas. Williat Henry Abraham,'
Toronto, brother of the bridegroom,
1
.„_Waal Ire X ...i dp, The _aas1Ders .Were ,WU,
T�'
liana Nash and John Hobson. ' After, a
' honey moon in :Aiilsko•,ka the couple Will
reside in Stratford.
Mrs. John Gateley of Godefich is a
sister :of the bride and she and •Mr.
Gauley Were present at the wedding.
lather guests were from Toronto, St.
Catharines, Dunbarttn and Clinton.
MISS TILLIE BRETZ, 90, of L esbarats, Ont., North ,
America's, and possibly the world's, oldest "hello girl".
She's been giving Desbarats 24-hour service at the
switchboard since 1914 and her ambition is to carry on
until she's 100.
MAFEKING
MAFEKING, Aug. 2(}:—:C`I•r. and Mrs.
C. Hallam and family, visited friends
at Summerhill on Suitjlay. Mra.' Geo.
Johnston remained for a lunger visit
with her sou, Robert Johnston. •
. Some of the old neighbors from Ash-
field attended the funeral of the late
liar—mall, lie'
PHONE
PORT' ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 21. — Miss
Isabel Tilert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Tigert, spent last week visiting
with the Misses Eleanor and Heleu
Dunlop ata. Kincardine. She returned
home last Sunday with her parents
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ST. HELENS
ST. II) LENS, Aug. 19.—\1r. and
Mrs. J. K. McLennan of Glamis were
visitors last week with Mr. and Ml's.
G..M. Stuart.'
Mr. Wilbert Durnin, who is reeeiving
treatment aft the Military Hospital in
'London, was home for the week -end.
Mr. Luxton was a recent Visitor in
London.
Rev. atnd Mrs. H. M. Wright and
Joan, -of Warwick, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Rice last week..
Mrs. R. J.- \\'cods attended a reut?<iaa.
home of her brother. Mr, Albert Little,
Kinloss, on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and baby,
of \Waacvauush, visited at the ho'me of
Mrs. Hunter's parents on Sunday.
Mr. and'Mrs. lase, McAllister, of
Kincardine.
-Miss Alma Anderson -of Dungannon
visited last week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd. Jantzi.
Church service in the United church
will be dispensed with next Sund(ty.
Chatham,.who slant the past week with i Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Rogers are away
friends itt this vicinity, returned home on vacation, but will 1)e back for the
utt Mondu t , following Sunday, September 1st.
Miss Shirley Toa riss; . of Arthur, S.uctaessful .Bazaar and Teat — The
*pent the wetk-enda with her friend recent outdoor bazaar and tea spon-
Ruth Stuihers, at the cuitage at aaintail. scared by the Women's Guild of C'hr_ ist
• Mr. and airs. Cecil Johnston left on
Wednesday last on a trip to the West.
They were a(•c'ompanied by Mr: and
)Ji•s. Saul Alton of Belfast. .
Mrs. Irene Girvin. 'l'ureato, is visit -
hag Tier, sister. Mrs.- Geo. T warnileaaathi
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church attracted armmguud._,crowd and
earned -tile Guild .'13.x, as well as a
continued good reputation for this nn=
nual event. In chargegof the. different
tables were Mrs. \'rooinan and Mrs.-
►cet-h,-.hon,,re ha irag anal..xege-tarblt:,s;.
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week. M'Is. A. i aster auci \lts. lfauley , sect utg
Mr. and Mrs: -Frank .Horton, Donna and ric►\ers ; MIrs. Tigel•t'; Mrs. Petrie
and Everett, of Go(1'erich, Miss Edith and Miss .dams. tea tables. ()ne of
Clutton. of 'Stratford. Misses Edith' the most popular projects was •t,he sur-
prise package sale. These were carried
alt tra;'s by two young girls, Mildred
Dutlgb.eray-.*»c :.i•a4i call valain8.... •S•iana,
e nes a}r evening.'
neer visit•urs who ,attend each year iu-
Mr. ar tI Mrs. Bertram Curran, who dueled friends from Kitchener, Detroit
receutly meved to Dungannon, visited and Torutito.
at the parental home -on, S}�nday after-
11oun.
.Mri. Orland here and •Maribelle, of
Nile. :spent a couplet tcif. his week.- ' i
days at the
home of her parents AS l•'IELD, Aug. 20.20.—Mrs. Andrew
'and Lizzie Horton,• of •Leeburn,° andMts. Max. Locke. of . London, visited
W.Allz .)1,4a .: t„M a a..- leu :..:,flu tcnt,.t au
W d d
ASHFIELD
Mb.'. Agnes Stuihers, ��hu completed \,iacMille,n of Long Branch, California,
a summer course •in Toronto on Wed- who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
ne•sday last. is spending halidays at Agnew of Lucknow, visited -"with Ash -
the family cottage with Mrs.' Stothers held friends on Sunday 'accompanied
and Ruth.• by her niece, Miss Margaret MacKenzie
Douglas Kilpatrick entertained a few of Granum. Alberta, Mrs. Aguew of
of lois little friends un Saturday last, Lucknow and Donald MacLean.
Miss Maud MacKenzie of Detroit is
on the occasion of his sixth birthday. visiting with her brother. Mr. Neil NILE, ..i4-2$:—The August meeting
\\ e wish him 'many happy' rettfr•ns. •
MacKenzie, and Mrs. \iacKenzie of the \\ \I S was held hist \\'ecltle5
airs. Lautaenslayer and soft Teddy,
of Kincardine, are guests of her sister,
Mrs, Jim Durnin.
Mr. and Mrs. Neely Twig, and TDavid,
of Stratford, were.week-end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd._
Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Brown of . Kitch-
ener• were week -:end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Woods. Mrs. Brown re-
mained for a lunger visit. '
Mr. '(1. S. McIntyre, who it holiday-
ing at his tome at Paisley spent: the
week -end' with 11 aria
r1. McIntyre a
Donald.
SHEPPARD1ON,
SIIEP AHDTON, Aug. 20 — Mrs.
Don Johnston and family, of Brantford,
are visiting with her parents, Mr. "and'
_Mrs. Wm.\'rooman.
Mr, and 'Mrs. \\'In, Vogler' and. Jim-
my ,
.of Detroit, . are visitinewith the
.la.:ll t.:s • rnotyher,.�, irar et :^�^}1a•ggitt; --a—
'Mrs. Pearl Bogie is visiting with her
parents:, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, in Mid-
land.
Miss Pauline Standish' of °Toronto
spent a week v.isitii�g tier sister, Mrs.
Rising, also with her' niece --•---and
nephews, Margaret and the Adam bro-
thers of» Port' Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Sn)ytbe and
.Phyllis,, and Mrs. Wesley; ..`niythe, of
near Teeswater, visited recently. with
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rising. •
NILE
•
HOLMESVILLE ° - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collinson, and Mary. tile Scripture.- l'essbn, 1 Corinthians
Lova visited with Btyth friends 3n 12 :27-31, after which. the Lord's Prayer
HOLMESWILLE. .Aug. _'U_ _— Miss Sunda`i•.
Franca- Potter spent Friday at Luck- Dr.- F. Scott MacKenzie and Mrs.
now. the , guest of •\Ir. 111(1 \1r' .. 1\'i11, \iacKenzie, with. their son, .1)r: Douglas
Potter. \IacKetlzie, and Mrs. Mat Kenzie, - who
Mr.• and Mrs. Kenneth- Langford and i have. been alt•1$ruc•e Beach, visited tvit-h
Tittle sun. of ,'Wuudhtjm. wereguests : Ashfield friends before their return to
of .Alr, and Mrs. E. J. Trewartha on _Montreal. •
Snnday. ; JIr. turd Mrs. Finlay MacDonald of
Miss Wilhelrnine Trewartltit,. .pfY Chatham are holidtty'ing with Mr: 'aloud
Vilna. Alberta. is spending -holiday's Mrs. D. A. MacDonald.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. j A reception is being held tonight in
Trewa rt ha. . . honor. of -lir. and•\It's. Duncan MacKay.
Rea. and Mrs. C. Tflvener are hell- The Storms Construction Company
Baying at Humber Bay. Toronto.
Mr. and airs. Elmer Potter and firma
ily were guests•.of Mr. and 'Mrs. T.
MacDonald. Teeswater, on Friday.. season.
The W.A. and W:M.S. held theinThe many friends of Mr. Kenneth
regular monthly -meeting. at the -home ?MacLennan, who is confined in Gude-
of Mrs. Albert Bond un Tuesday., with rich hospital, will be pleased to' hear
a good attendan(;t'. • It was decided to .of improvement 'in his condition.
field a quilting at Miss Acheson's' on ' Mr. and Mrs. '.p. J. Lannan had us
Thursday, proceeds to he 1,110111 of the
flower fund. Hostesses fur the diiy
ca-e,„re alas. Bond and Mrs. ('ctrran.
M:.''and Mrs. Ross f•'eagan returned
fro.rn theirr-honey-nmoon 'on Friday. and T. Owens, sill of Detroit: •
will niake their home in IIulrnesvilfe. -
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We extend congratulations to this BENMILLER
Couple. - ea
\lr. - Geo: Collinson and . Bill and day` in the church. alias Currey teed
are now eitgaged in completing the road
from Amberley to Kincardine, with ,the
hope ' that it may b( ,loiirpleted this
gueata on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
McK ninon of Parkhill. M r. and Mrs.
E. 't. Perry and • Lucille, Mr. H.
Kilian and °nilly and Mr. and.. Mrs.
ower Spraying
Orchard Spraying . Weed Killing
Whitewashing ' Warble Fly
Y� ,
Agent for J. Crang and Co. (chemical division)
DDT, 2-4-D weed killer, Rdtenon Powder (warble .fly control)
Edward Itlf. Ellnott
POWER SPRAYING
BOX X98 CLINTON , PHONE 2,3
23,35
BENMILLER, Aug. 20.--A reception
was held last Wednesday :'t the hurtle
of Mrs. W: Gledhill for our four .Sear
brides, Mrs., Arthur McMichael,. Mrs.
('laiy111 Million. Mrs. Alfred Hoy and
Mrs. I)aawset't: During the aafternociu
gifts were presented to theft. Lunch
was served and a ,(i81 hair spent. •
• We care glad to • report Mrs. Steep
la -able' to ,,be oat Aglaia after her
recent illness. •
\1v: and \irs.. Sieber of Detroit
visited last week w,itli \Irs, Walters
and Floyd.
Rev. .\. E. ,'111iu of,Goderich occupied
the pulpit in Benn)itler church, last
Sunday and will oeeupy it again for the
next two Sunday'. August 25th and
Septetiil,er 1st. in the absence of Rev.
'1'. (',ronaielrn, who is op 'holidays.
M r:.011(1 Mrs. 5. Vanstone spent Sun-
day at Nile with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fee gan, •
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSIIRII)GE, Aug. 10. ---•-Mr. and
_ arts. Fred Harmon` of ('levelaind, Ohio,
who were reeently mhrri('d i,n that city,
are visiting tlu'Ir friends here on 'their
With a re -upholstering jOr. This hone"ninon.
Mr. and _\Ia°(z. Jae I.ah(' •atnd, falrnily,
•of Seai''(Itth. ept'nt Sunday with the
Martin family.
Nave Martin bag 'mowed n
is frequently in ore • sat isfaetory
than a c'nrplete new' 011». Phone
56q11V and we will eall and grimo matched ttiiin, of fine horsescvrlt;hinf;
y0111111 ( •timate. N() o��)li ation, ►(1() lt►. from Tiyaniw KOtnptOU of
Lneknow. Tlt('ue are extra fine horses
and we wish Na'c good 1u(•k with than).
,Afiaa Agia's Ring of Goderich is visit-
ing li) the village.
DICKTHE UPHOLSTERER
33 33
Thrifty people•read the riaadltfed ado
of .The Signal -sitar. Jt payi.
was recited in unison._ Mrs, Mcll«•aiti
and Miss McMillan gltve readings which
were to Ile the basis of a talk to be
given lry Mrs..Biirwasli, who was un-
expectedly called huriie. • , Soripi..ura
verses were given pertaining to the
Kingdom by several nleiurbers and Mrs.
Rutledge leittl a ?pertain from the study
book. • '
Church Notes.—Rey. A. E. Alii, of
Goderich preached a guciil' sermon .in
Nile church on Sunday evening. Hia
text pias: "They that worship Thee
iiusl Worship Thee in spirit arid in
tr)Ith. '. . . There will he no Sunday
school next Sunday, but on , September
lst the Sunday school will open again
after tieing' can(e'lled for July and
August.'
None Better
There are no better
trained, -more con-
scientious, , more de-
'pendable assistants
than those who work
with us in behalf of
those who turn to us
in time of need. We
are proud of our
helpers, and we truly
believe they are proud
to be associated with
us!
mbei;' THE
ORDER OF THE
GOLDEN RULE
BROPHEY.'
nevi/ice
FLOYD M. LODGE , DIRECTOR.
13 MONTREAL ST. PtIONE 120
In a certain Scottish community- in Traffic Officer (sternly) : "Say, where
Ontario there is a golf,course, We do you think you're going? To a fire?'
understand, that has a -sigthat reads: Woman ?)river (coyly) : "Yes, you big,
"Members will kindly refrain from strong,.. -..h pdsome of#ic•er." Traffic Of -
picking u lost golf bfalls until the fie r • " '
ave oppe ro mg.'
truth, drive ,on."
WHYPAY MORE:
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
We will call forand' deliver your Dry Cleaning
89c
HARRY JOHNSTON
PHONE 664J _ OXFORD ST,
Agent for 1Vlarvo Cleaners, London 33tf
NOTICE
GRAF- FURRTERS
(EST. FURRIERS SINCE 1906)
All makes of Fur. Coats UR -styled or Repaired by. Expert Furriers.
We will take a liMited number of orders this week only.
All kinds of black Seal Coats for.sale from $70 and tap, made
to your latest style.
New Coats from wholesale house direct to you.
-40 years of dependable service. For free estimate Phone 38,
Goderich. , 34x
A Help to Those Who , •
- Are Past Middle Age
When men and women get past middle age their •
energy. and .aotivity►,„ ih .inauy. instancee,.. begin to de.
cline and their general vitahty is on the wane.
Little ailments and sicknesses seem harder to ,
shake off than formerly,and, here and there, evidences
df a breakdown begin o appear.. -
Now is the time those to help maintain their health and• vigour
should take a course of llditburn's ealtli and Nerve Pala,
They help tone up and invigorate the patient by their tonic action on
the
P ISO° a box, 615 pig at counters.
Look for oar tt mar k a `Red', on the package,
The T. Milburn Oo. LImited, '1°Omnto:
cs
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MARIE WRIIGIIT, of Hollis. L.I..
is recognized U.S. champion gam
, bublist. Here she carefully cul-
tivates ,a super deluxe babble,
which burst in her face a fe'.a•
moments later.
Put new lift' into ynitr (�hesterfielrl
'MEW 11111111111111r
Notice to Motoring
Public
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE FOLLOWING'
Garages. & Service StatioNs
WILL BE OPEN ON
SUNDAY,AUG. 25th
MRS. M. ARMSTEAD H. JANE
BANNISTER AUTO SER-
VICE
CAMPBELL'S GARAGE
WM. CURRIE '
GARDNER MOTOR SALES THOS. RANDALL
REG. MCGE'E
T. 'SMITH
THE FOLLOWING GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS
WILL BE OPEN .AT NIGHTS ?!'ROM
Monday, Apg. 26 to Friday, -Aug. 30
Monday, August 26 -Bannister Auto Service. and Mrs, Arm -
'stead
Tuesday, August 21—Baxter & Linfield and G. Smith
Wednesday, August' 28-46derich Motors and Wm. Roope
Thursday, August' 20—W. A. Craig and Ii oggarth's Garage
Friday, August 3T—Beg. 1VIcGee and J. Smith
YOUR CO.OPERITATION WILL BE. APPRECIATED