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'011317, 1910,
PERSONAL neNTIOST OBITUARY c FAN= AND yoypi SUNDAY
. Ginters of Port Colborne. has .e,
tut nt d home 'rafter attending the fun
gyral of thae It Mr. Frank. Wood, '
Mrs. Chas. 9 arrow and Mks Esther
Grarrow haw returned two Toronto after
sieserrrla•
diang the 'summer' seasons in Caulle-
c
Mr. and Sirs. Guy Griffin and daugh-
ter, Miss AAta'drey Pulling. .of Detroit,
rc^ . visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
art
Mr. and JIr;: Nuynuaaa McInnis were'
in Midland last Week' attending the
wedding of Mrs. McInnnis° nephew. W.
D. Biggaan, to Miss Helena Harrison.
Mr., and M..Fs. Marvin Green of Port
iiuron 'and Mgr. Herbert Green of. De-
troit visite=d with' Mr. ,and Mrs- P.
James Greven 'over the week -end.
• P.S. Inspector Kinkead is a" patient
in A.lexaaadra li-Iospitt'l,'`' where he has
been under operation, but is' reported
to be Making, :a good recovery.
Word ,has been received by Mrs. J.
(Nilson and Mary, -3 Huron road, that
►Ir \N'il'e eta sails, for Canada. today,
4-.04a.or r- fitly_ <hhoatrd-thee, ,Seythia,r' -
- Mr. Chas. Peunington's friends will
- be pleased to learn that he is' improv-
i1tg in heaalth although he is still c'on-
tined to the Westminster Hospital at
London. •
Mr. and )1_r:s, Reg Newei)mbe and
daughter Diane have returned to their
,owe at Kingston: after s ,t•nding two
,e,•ek. with Mr. New,•oruhe's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newceumbe.
Mr. AV. Frauli Saunders attended
meeting' of directors of the. Industrial
1 'e'Idt•Itr Peers nti�,I, •uc`iatlutlS held
,r tb Ite,yal lark 11,rt(1. Tor„ntu, last
attttk•
' 44,1,Iildr,41 Leader F. 11. and .Mrs.
Ni •holy :and baby daughter. Barbara
.1i1a1. of Belleville. enjoyed the NVet•k-
ilid with 'Mrs.• Nichols' Mother, Mrs.
W. Patton. .
Mil Lorraine Allin. daughter of Mr.
anis Mrs. 'Harold Allin, East street,
- is euapl„ye(1 as a switchboard operator•
At the inilitary hospital at Edmonton,
:Ata.
Mrs. 11.,„ M. Young has returned to
her home at Toronto, after a two weeks' -
vi -it with her daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Westbrook. and Mr. Westbrook. Water-
, -loo street.
• Mr. Cliff Peters. who has been en-
;.rgf d....1,y..t,he. God.t rictL i )ns. _('1u._as. _,
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$aural.'! JElt, Johnston„ a lifelong resp- Vanilly Day and Youth Liunday were
dent of West Wawatioali, lrnesed away observed in iit. &ieorge's church 1aft
at his home on the 3rd, co . ce sign of • StaandaY, withsits eial services conducted
that township wan `.pi;unprw0l:ry morning by the rector; Rev. B. &i[.:Farr, who
hast, itt Tris i evehaiy-eighth: year. Fie ak ' the morning service made 'special
lead been in poor health for a year. refer,enee to °the faauily.
Hee was a son -of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Johnston. He farmed in fttfs ; Instead of the regular buatday school„,
•native -township, and for a time ser.ved ' Qa 1 hildren's, Day service was held, with
as a sellout trustee. He was a mem- an address by tile, rector, appropriate
beer of St. Mark's Anglican church, hymns and a solo 1)y Gary Stunifdrt .
Auburn, Besides.his wife, formerly Ia the en�iug an iinressi`e service
:palati=lila Hamilton, he is survived by two of tine ,inste-:alla.tkn1 of ll)ofticers of the
duugllfers° Mrs. Cameron Pothering -
and
° Anglican - Young People's Association
ham, of St. Mary s, and Mise. Luella ' took Place. With the members of the
Johnston, a teatrhes on the staff of ' executive grouped (t the foot of the
Clinton public selnuols ; a son, Benson, ; chancel 'steps, the ,rector, Bev. Beverly,
at Inane, and a brother, James' H. 1$' Farr, congratulated the past presi-
Julatistun, of Auburn. ?dent, Hazel, Wilmot, on her`work, -and
The funeral took plate froni his late presented her with a past president's
residence on Saturday afternoon, the pin. He then called upon each of -the
ser o it a being eondueted by Rev. J, 1 executive in turn to take the pledge o
II. 'L. Henderson. The interment was ' once. and to receive his officer's badge
iii Dungannon t•entrtery. along with ahA.Y.P.A. manual. In-
stalled were Fred Whittingham, press: -1
- • - 1reee4,KI.LA- Si. veto ,(lent; •",Ijeslse--Riley,- -Yiee-president;
Miss ,11etsellai N. t'u„k, daughter of Helen `Ideau, secretary; Ada-Farrant,
treasurer.
the late Mr. tltand Mrs. Joseph Cook, The Scripture lesson for this service
passed away at the home of her sister, was read by Fred Whittingham, the
Mrs. (;to. fret niau, t'olborne township, prayers being taken by Leslie Riley.
on Weilnesda�;, t ►ctober 16th. She oo•fhs During the offertory: Gary Staniiorth
!sil, in JieKielulr township. but droved nietisetf his listeners by singing `Fair -
to Colborne township sixty -live years est Lord Jesus."
..t:;•, and resided with her patrents until Mr. Farr chose as his text the verse
their dt ath. atter w:hi,•lt .lie lived from Ezekiel, "Sova of roan, stand upon
with- hersister. -Stir, i,-iug are four thy feet.” In his ,sermon he stressed
i,E'other.�, IIr•ri, ..f t\'ood�tock. \\'illiiup the principles of the A.Y.P.A., Worship,
And 1►liter of Goderich and .Lock pf \Vet',rk. Ftellowship and Edification, as
L, t btit'n earl three sisters. Mrs. Iiar'rY well as the motto Of the organization,
Freeman of Hamilton. Mrs. Maude For ('heist and the Church." Each
inee„u .,f I•:xett•r and Mrs. Gi,o. Free-mlru,her has his job to do, said the
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et•t•-t-d w"aa a rector. and must get away. from the old-;
'memb, r of Lt•t•i,urti United church, concept that someone else can carry j
whose pastor. Rev. 1':: (.'ruuhielru,
his share of the load.
t oudme'tt d funeral services on Friday After the sHrvice. the young tpeople
"afternoon at the Iirul,lley fitil@Iul home. joined together in the Guild room and
Intermenttcu� in ('olfaurtie cemetery, . enjoyed -'a short period of fellowship
the pallbearers being Fred and Harry in a fireside hour.
Morton, Harold Freeman Robert (.'ook,
('harles _\1t,ure and Ralph Kingswell.
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OCTOBER 27th, AT 8.30 P.M.
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-k GT'S S. CAR_MICHAEI.
The death occurred in Goderich on
'1'llu jiday, October 17th, of Angus S. '
Carmichael, in his fifty-third year. Mr. !
Carmichael was a e9.n of the.late : u >• s e
t` rtrrreq .•r _. _ _... a:uri' -sOt> I =nets " karmic •moi �p
_ .. .ta..ext}'� i�Zz'e�`���.:tiaeheti- __ _._ �
If •tve :don't change conditions in the , Dr. and- Mrs John N. ,See had as a rrtti eel and R rth his family ,is occ'+u •c> rey'`io'rc 11`h1Da1"nd"'•�t as -.;rntta'rled iu
world 'they are going to change us., guests during the ploys ing match Dr. ing the (larri,w residence 'on North 1'L3 to I;,tllel Ruby hart. They live
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See's father, Mr. Russell See, -Weston: street: - - till a farm un' the 16th concession -of
his brother. J. Kendall See. Slalton, mt... and li.rs: Gordon Taylor " of -Weser• , township, -until, three years' ago,
Mmee.1.4„,_-\Walker and Mr. ,.E. Doherty, ' Edari - Grove spet�t, the week -end of tt'heu they moved to Goderich. Here
Melton, Dr. Dow'hey Thompson, Mount 1)etober 12 at the home of Mr, and Mr. Carmichael vJ s employed .by the
' I;ryd,eis, rind Dr. John Charlton, M.P„ Mrs. Wm, Pirnie, East -street. Mrs. (;e'tderichJlitnufacturing Co. until April
and Mrs. Charlton, Brantford. Tarlorts gra;`nrlpa'rents, land While here of this `year, •when he was afflicted!
.Mr. tante. Mrs_ Victor Lauriston, of + haul the great-grandchildren- baptized with a heart ailment. P{eviously he
Chatham, spent several days in town on Sunday by Rev. Richard Stewart of was employed for .five years at Grant I
oyet+ the week -end. 'Mr. Lauriston is Knox chilrch.Kebley's ea sell' plant in Elma town -
the well klrtawn.author and Goderich ' Mr.' Kenneth l?'enningtnn has taken `hip, Ise is survived by his +wife and
old boy to• whom the Goderich public e•etarge of the Dominion .store here. sue- _one clilugltter, Verna _Annabelle; two!
schools are` indebted for the medals reeding. Mr. R. Sharpe, who is Itt'lvii - )..).r.'.'1"1:::::'1..1olin-arnd J'admes, of Goderich,
,iv n -'each rear t•, tine Top students in to go into hnsiness at Walkerton. \1r. e sister, MrGeorge Hart, 'cif'
the entrance._ classes. . Pennington. who is the sort of 'Arr. and' :1,1"
the to\vlisllip.
:firs. ,Chase Pennington of 'town, was' 'he funeral. tooli place on Saturday
Get your 'supply - of counter chock I manager :of the- _Dominion store at '•a afternoon fruit, Cranston's funeral
hooks .nd .restaurant'pads at Thehome. 'where many- hea(utifui tributes
g\\"in/. ham before! the war and after .
Sig—nal—Star. Printed to suit you per ` returning, from overseas again took showed the esteem and_ affection of a
eharze of it. t wide, eircl,• of friends_ Rev. L. H.
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n ruipcted the fluteral service' and the
pallbearers were six Brothers-in-law:,
\\gilliazu G. Hart rut4 Alinlzr, Starling
tri Wroxctt•r...IIurry -\V, Hart of Sea -
forth, • Stanley Kitchen' of West Monk -
ton.. Joseph (Cart of Blyth, arid George
II;irt of Br iissels. The interine.nt was
iu Ji;iitlitnel cemetery,
JIRS. J.1 \II:S C. SUTHERLAND
I•'riends iu Goderich Learned with
regret of tile' death of Mrs, Jaynes C.
Sutherland-, formerly IIelen Lenore
Lotveleri. letter daughter of Mr. W.
George Bowilcn of Oshawa and the
lite Jars. Bowden. and granddaughter
u1_ ;.Ir: \V. S., P,pwdt:n, Keays street,
t;uelerit•h. Mrs. i ut1terlaand passed
;await' in thea, General hospital, Toronto,'
tam 1 r idaly, '1 rc;tc,lr.
n _ 1f�,•-afti i s painful
items ss
-of eighteen months' .duration.
For over i eventy years she ha (1 juened
i.iotierich's el/1011Y, She is
survived by her husband. .Tames ('u;cts
ti Sutherland. • formaerly- of Goderich,
' um, ndson of the late Clnrnty Registrar
\Vnr. ('oat-. and by a . five-year-old
daughter, Sylvia9 Ielen_; also by her
falterer and one sister, Lois I Mrs. _Alex:
C.- Virile ), of Oshawa-.
Tlie. funeral. held on Monday from
the Biates & Dodds funeral home, Tor-
onto. was largely attended. There was
at prt,fitsioti, of fl•tirit-1- tf'-ibutessent by 1
friends. Inter•tmernt took place in the.l
f;wtily r.r) pt In the ntatisoleuni .at
Oshawea cmtete•ry. The paillbearers "
were three uncles and a ,seism. _Messrs. •
Pratt, Rirssel. (;,urdnn and' Lawson Ger-
rard. all ,of Ostia w•;t, aand• two,brothers-'.
in-law. Alex. ('" Ila }l, of Oshawa. and
William A. Sutherland, Goderich. r.
'In addition to the family, a)molg 1
those attending ,the funeral were mss'.
'Florence - Gerrard. t)sha\vn ; S1r, wind
Mrs. W. Jiang. Toruntri: Mr, and Mrs:
C. E. Botit•tlem. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Stithe•rlantl• Goderich, and Miss 1
i J1. Neil. Parry Sound.
d'il1 INF:�' FIRE f,ALTFORD-
, A chimney fire, which, slightly dam-
egred the roof at the residence of Ro}itert
',VW'S. real t ford, gatve the Goderich t.
firemen a rim on \Velnesday at noon,
.1 few bites of water were •snflicient to
hist nal the blaze, Mrs. Lewis is grate-
ful ti, Mr. .1 liic;kane11 111(1 the stranger
i tv}i*► left la•r,trce site li;url limp to thattrlc
ititu for 11c,•irc atso.i.tn,t(.f. rltiritt; the
ti tree.
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Uses' states: "For years I suffered
With' terrible gnawing Pains a few
honro after eating. The doctor placed
Imp on a diet 'ftvt six months, and when
that did hot her11 greal,tly. he said that
only an operation would• rerriedy the
pconditiott. Fortunately, ` however, 1
earned of 1)r, )1ef,eod's Stortiaehie
an( decided to try it.first. ,, After talc-
iut three bottles 1 was free 'froth Pain.
I kept (»u improving rind have now been
well for seven years; enjoying my
mescals witllotil the acid of medicine." -- 1.
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