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POIer ALBERT
POWIO ALBERT, Oct. 22.---31r. anal
Dirs. Harold Stewart and daUghter
Dianne, of" London, vielted laat week
at the home of M. John McKenzie
and attended the plowing match.
Mr. a.nd Mr. or4tOi ocklield and
daughter Patsy, ii).f /Detre% visited last
week with Mr. and MM. Roy Petrie.
Mrs. Percy Da,hleaer of itchener
and Miss Ma.atorie McKenzie a Hamil-
ton spent last. week With their mother, -
Jas. McKenzie.
Visitors 'last week with kr. and MrS.
Bert Crawford were i r. and Mrs: Ed.
Buie of Stlyner and Mr. and Atm.
Marshall Palmer of Elravale. .
After several Sunday S without ser-
vice , in the United church- dUring- the
past. five weeks, whieb, the qnireli bas
been redecorated, serVieeS will be re
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Burned oh Sundaynet at 3 pan., with
ONE NAME TO REMEMBER,-
, For edict of otornaelt alts-
• • treats burning. gnawing
atondich pains indigestion , heart,
burn. or other syrriptents of hyperacidity.
Viinuicr's Tablets Marc thart.100
lion Pfundeets Tablets told in 10 years by.
tending pharrnle` iata
FOR STOMACH DISTRESS
DU F TO iHYPERACIDITY
n
TRIAL $150 'coma it St.,
Sili - SIZE
,PFUNDER S TABLETS
Campbell's Drug °Store, Goderich
the pastor, OV. W. -J. angora, in
charge,
Quieter TitueS 9n 01°,1040 Water
Ititigirriraye-Those living in the vicinity
of the airport are eeeing quieter daya
• again this vveet as traffic b back to
normal. At tieo last week it iirde
impossible to turn out gatevvayeeto the
highway, as ears were travelling
bumper to bumper. efore the plow-
ing match it was a comanon sight tb
see from ten to twenty tractors
travelling along the road together.
DONNYBROOK
DONNY ROOK, Oct. 22. ---Thanks-
giving Week -end visiters included: Mr.
and Dirs. W. L. Craig ef London with
his brother Arnold and Mrs. Craig;
Mr. Warren Bamford a Preston with
his parents, Ur. and Alm Thos. Bam-
ford; Mis Virginia. Claananey of' Wind-
sor with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Chamney; Mr. G. IL Jefferson
of Clinton at the Jefferson horae; Miss
Lucy Thompson of Belmont, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Thompson of Wingham, Miss
Anne Chimney_ a _yougham JIL
School and Miss Irene Robinson of
London at their homes here.
This vielnity was well ;represented
at Port Albert each day of the Inter-
national Plovying Match. •
Mr. and Mrs. CarinimPratt and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred E. Pratt of Brownsville
:were recent visitors with Mr.' and Mrs.
J. C. Robinson and other friends. •
For smartly printed letterheads; bill-
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Signal -Star. We handle every printing
TIM001-WRICII $IGNAL-STAR
DOINGS OF DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON, Oct. 23 -Mr.. Ellen
Shaekleten bad as gneste last week
her son, W. E. Shackleton. a Pleasant
Bridge,. Mic ,; Mrs. Sarah Net, tog
Grose Point, Mich., and Mr. and DIM
Herbert Tliiompsen, wtnghavai.
Mrs:W.16y ,Tyndelll a Regina visited
beg Oster -in -lap, :Mrs. W. A.. Culbert,
last week.
Mr. Percy liorne has purchased ,a
100 -acre pasture farm with about
thirty-tiwagies a second' growth bush
from M. John MeWhinney on the
2nd'coneessien of Aahtield,
Mr. and 'Mrs. ussell eed and Mr.
and Mr. Wilbur Brown on Monday
evening attended, the Reed-I..eggatt wed-
ding at' Wingham.- The 'ceremony took
place in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
church and the guests were served
dinner at the Brunswick otel, Wing -
ham.
Mrs. Kenneth Hodges arriv,ed home
from Goderieh Hospitat last week with
bee _little. infant -son- -Roriald--Clair.
Both are doing fine.
Visitors with . Mr. and Mrs. Tho.
Dickson last week were Mr.; and Mrs"!
John GajewAla, of Loudon, Mr. Murray
Dyer of Guelph, and Allan and Harold
Dickson, of Woodstock. .
Mr. Ross Eedy has'"purchased the
farui ofulAir. Wm, Reed on the 4th con-
.
cession Of Aslitield, which was bought
from Mrs. Jos. 'Killough this fall.
Mr. RusSell Bailey, son Tom and
daughter Margaret; (-if Oak Lake, Man.,
tre visiting Mr. Rich. Finnigan, Mrs.
need.. Lee us quote" on your require- Honor Moss and other relatives A
highlight of their visit WilS attewling
the plowing mateh. Mr.. Gordon Pill-
nigan. son of Mr. Richard Finnigan,
haul been in the West' this fall and re,
tin•ned home with them.
Mt•s. Gordon Smith, Gth eoncession of
West Wawanosh, is in Wingham hos-
pital having treatment for golf -re, and
on Thursday of this week is to be taken
to Victoria Hospital; London, for
special 'examination. A. new drug to
eure goitre may be tried, to Avoid an
operation, and, if so. she will return
home to give a trial. Miss Doris
Smith. nurse, of London, her sister: -
in -law. is in attendanee with her at
rife hospital.
Mr. Frank Stevens, neted pianist,
'and'etednreie Tikeifee,' r coralng
ments today.
$100.00 in Cash WeeklY
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Last week's winner is
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276 Don!inion Ave.,
Midland, Ontario
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• PHONE 22
•DifirgailifOli'"fiftit'w..'eek 'aii1 Oiji*•
day, night -"will favorm,rith- a piano'
recital in the • T:pited church.
Mr. Ellis StiitherS and sister, Miss
Jean Stothers. Toronto, were, recent
visitors ifli Mr. Thos. Stothers. and
Were accompanied by Miss COIL Buist,
of Toronto.
reqiuptial Shower.
Eedy, bride-to-be of this month, was
pleasantly surprised by being- tendered'
a miscellaneous kitchen shower at, the
lnime of Mrs. Alvin Sh?rwood on Mon. -
day evening. with about thirty-five
friends invited. .A chair'in the living -
room, prettily decorated in a eolOr
•seheme of Pink and white, was reL
served for Lucille. The hostess went
over to LuellIe'splace in neighbor .gni•Se
to •brinrg her over to show her some-
thing at her home., . Liwi11 came
dressed informally. as she had planned
to 'pend the evening quietly at home.
She was therefore greafly surp.rised j
when esibered into the Sherwood,„,home;
to find a large party gathered in „her I
hen% • As Mrs. Allan Reed at the:
piano played "Here COEOPS the Bride"
little 'Linda Blake. three-year-old I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake,
entered the room riding a decorated ;
tricycle with.'its parcel -carrier loaded
with ustefin and pretty- articles far the j
kitchen. Surprised and verY much I
_pleased, Lucille opened the gifts andj
thanked 'each one ,indi:Vidually for her
land tlioughts. Delicions refreshments
were enjoyed; with a lovely. ''shower
cake" baked by the brother of. 7the
bride-to-be, Air. Irvine Eedy .and
decorated with ,"Congrattilations.,,
Reed -Leggatt. - Lela -Maignerite,
Leggett. only &righter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. AV. Leggatt, Wingham, became the '
bride of William Selby Reed, son of
Mrs. Reed and the late .Tacob Reed,
Dungannon, 111 a lovely setting of pink ,
-and White chrysanthemums, ferns,
candelabra and white tapers, at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian. chureh. Wing -
ham, Oil Monday evening, Oetober
21st.* II. V. Pym was 'organist and,
Miss lila Craig, of Goderieh, was solo- I
ist. Given in. marriagt'liy"her father, •
the bride miTi. white net over satin
xvith lace bodice. Her ftill-fength
svas caught to a caplet of white
erehids. She wore a double strand of
pearls, gift of the groem, and carried .
-
a eaecadie of red roses and bouvardia.
Mrs. J. 0. Leggatt, \Ningbo , mat-
ron a honor, and Mise Jean Petrie,
Clinton, ad junior bridleaattitol, wore
Ohnilar gowns paietel pink and pautel
blue fa:conne crepe with atching head-
dress** and veil. They carried colonial
boueluets ill -blending tones. J. G. Leg-
gatt, brother of the bride, was 'best
Man and ushers .veue Wilbur Brown,
Dungannon, and Mowbray,
Lucknovv. " After a reception at the
Drunewich Rotel, the couple left on
a trip to New York and the Eastern'
States. For going .avvay the bride,
wore a raspberry' eult with black
aceeseories. winter White top coat and
a corsage of white roses. They will
live in Wingham Oh their return. '
W CASE yl;ti are pianting .cial0
AUBURN •
AUBURN., Oct. 22. -Mr. and Mrs.
W. IT. Sheppard of Blenheim visited
-with -friends here -last day. Mr.
Sheppard was.a former m ager of. the.
Bank of Commerce here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell 'spent
the week -end With friends in Kitchener. I
Mr. Leonard Yringblut of Windsor!
was a. Visite' atthe week-Ond with
Mrs. G. F. Yungblut tod Arthur Yung-
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Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge are aliZ.
•
Visiting • . •
ND and Mrs (Ion 1. • Tl aughtet• Mfrs Elmer d M •
Fisher. . , an I. 1
. . , ,,, .. n (3 lo11111- _ ,
son, "Brainpton. ' . ' ' 1
II Mrs,
has. Thompson has_ .returned The annivt:rsary services on Sunda3i
to Valicouver,_ B.C., after attendin g were l•ir ?eh, tt d-qi b
the tUnerel Of Iler mother, Mrs. Mary and evening. Rev. tip). Wylie, a I
Moore. former pastor, conducted both services.
. t•
Rev, -Robt. McCOnnt-:11 has retnrned The Church was decorated with a
home after two ‘'Vreks'..holidays at pleasing profusion of ttutudin flowers.
Galt. Kitchener and other points. .Iliss Vivian Straughan presided at the
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tire 'her brother, George Rye, her bro- serice consisted of a solo by Mr.
isitors with Mrs. Alfred Asquith piano. Speeial 11,111.Sie at the :morning
national Plowing Match and report it
to be a wonderful success. The
splendid. exhibits, the demonstrations,
and the conteste in plowing kept hue
crowds inferested. during the whole
four days of the match. Several in the
neighborhood opened their homes to
visitors from a distance, supplying
(hem with bed and breakfast
NILE
Douglas Fulcher of Brantford, brother •
ther-in-law. Mr. %Tames Watson also
.• .••
her nephew and niece. Mr. and Mrs. ot Mrs. (Rev.) Crouhlehn, and at the
Simon Parker, all of.Pickford, Mich. evening service the congregation was
Anniversary services %vitt be held favored with a selection by a quartette
.Knox Presbyterian church on siia: from Auburn and an anthenj by the
day, October 27th. at 11 a.m. arid 7.30 el.B:rir' '
Rev. G. Jergenson of Bluevale -"r• G. Grigg and family,
will be the. guest Speaker. There will of Clinton, visited on Sunday with Mr.
be speeial music at both setvices. The and Mrs. IL Good.
unvelling.of the honor roll. With "Last Mr. and Mrs. R. Hill and family, of
Mitchell, spent Sunday with Mr: and
Post" and "Reveille," will be at the,.
Mrs. Xiiustoue. _ .
- Rey, p and;Mrs...„Criinbictim
-glIfiStS;',1*."-ThiWifeek-end 3,i.rs Cron-
hielm's mother and brother froth
Brantford.
Mjss Mtrriel. Vansickle -of Brataford
spent the week -end with Rev. U. and
Mrs. Cronhielm. •
morning service.
Mr. .Jos. S. Hick.ey.,..and is having an
aireflori sale on Tuesday, 'October 29th.
ASIIFIE1.11 '1
The -Late- Mrs. Chester O'Reilly. -
The sudden- .pas:ting of ..Mrs.42.144,Nstei•'.
on September 251.1. at ,Pro-
vidence Hospital, Detroit, was a shock
to her family and many friends, She
! was seized with a stroke two days
j previous -and though it was hoped she
I would rally another seizure' terminated
iri death. Elizabeth Griffin wag born
ili Ashtield, third daughter of the late
'John J. Griffin and Sarah Dalton, Mr,
Griffin "for many yetirs. being one of
the, 'mist Nyidely known agents for
threshing ,machineS in Western On-
• tario. In 1919 she married Chester
and for some time they farmed
' on the Blue IV'itter Highway andiater
resided in, Goderich. Eighteen years
ago they ntoved to Detroit. Hers was
a life well lived, full of kindly deeds
and helpfulness. She .found time to
take part in all church and social work
and, her hospitality Was unbounded.
She is survived by her sorrowing hus-..
band. one son,: Maurice, and •two
da ughters, Mary Eleanor - /Ind Betty::
alst.r.by --a brother, MaturiGrillin, of
Akron. Ohio. and a sister, Mrs. Thos.
Molynea ux of Dublin. A dearly be-
loved -sister, Mrs. Tim, Griffin (Jennie),
predeceased her. three years :Igo and
0 4'14 1ler„10,e, some yea rs ago.
Requiem high Mass was sung by Rev:
Father Nocy of St. Loo's Catholic
(-1111 reit, 1 rol t, where a la rge . number
.of friends asSembled.- Alany Spirituai
testimonials were tendered, also floral
tributes. interment took place in Ijoly
Sepulchre cemetery.' Some of those At-
tending: front' a distance were Miss's.
Bridget Dalton, .an'atint, from Chicago;.
Mr. nd Mrs.. .1fiturice. Griffin, front
Akron, oltiq; Mr. and•Mrs, MOlynenux:
Mr. and Mrs. Etne; .Dublin; Miss
O'Reilly, Chicago; Stanley
O'Reilly; from TorontO, and many from
Ashtield end Goderich..
• Death of Miss Rose O'Reilly. ----After
-1(mg and trying illneSs the death
occui•red in.. a Loedon hospital. on
October 1 of Rose O'Reilly in 'her
,seventy-seventh year. M is O'Reilly ,
suffered it fall about ten days ago In I
which her hip was broken. . She was ,
ene of nine children born to -the late
a.nri -Mrs. M el O'Reilly, early 1
pioneers on the 91-11 -concession of Ash'.!
field. The family' were noted for their
desire for edneatien and ihnsic, and;
'three older sisters. Agnes, Mar3• and
,3,1icy, laugh 1 school in different sec-
tion s. Th('y afterwards entered • the
convent as Sr. ,11bin, Sr. (lenient and •
Sr, Winfred. Rose' tittenth.d Goderieh
t'ollegiate Institute and on securing
a cert Hien Iv taught school lee thirty
yea rs, al Ca rl like, M s. -ivy. Riversda le
and Timmins. She gave direction to
many who cherish her memory. As
a teacher her life was greatly en-
hanced HY a gentle humble disposition
and Chr,istinn faith and •charaeter.
'.6.11.1.111Mairemmor
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L. MURRAY
,Painter and Decorator
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118 11 ( all to,daye
, -
Phone 1182 . Goderich
40-3
armumaker. $he is survived by one sister„ .141110,
of, London, atul a brother. Rev. l'ather
John o'Reilly, ttelience, SOnth
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GUELPH, ONTARIO
, 41-3
1 )11 hot ‘vito reven ti) celebre tell his
.1,10)11(4; as tw)'nt)-the en 45 priest 111
1•0s11.. Ili. was 1111:11)10 11.1 1e' pre-
sent at ,the funeral. The funeral was
held 1r4,111 King:Abridge 11,e. (.1111101.0n
Monday. when Rev: Father M. .T.
Dalton sang requiem II11I. (44(1 old
neighbors :111(1 friends-gath)'red to sh OW
111011' Thp body 14a8 consigntql
to ITSE in St. Joseph's ee,metery„ The
tai11bea4'4F- were John- Dalton, Thos.
-Garvey, Duncan' Maelno re, Maurice.
Bowler, .14ihn T. Lannon and Aiurdoel
MacLeod. Alitoug those from a dis-;
tanee present were Mr. and Mrs. Prank
I O'Reilly. Detroit; Mrs. Pat. -O'Reilly
. -and Leonard.- remit! ; Miss Niargaret
Desmond, Mr. Thiek and Dennts Des-
mond, Greenock ; Mrs. Fred Murphy
and Miss Desmond, Windsor: Nirr• and
Mrs. Arthur O'Connor,- 'Whitby. and
J111.41 London.
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11EN.MTLLER • OM-. 22. - Mr, and
Mrs. Medd of Goderh•h and and
Mrs. 100,0414 Fen gai n of 110111)084 1110 '
Ilsited on Srufday with Mr. and Mrs.
(101). Feagan and family.
.•
Many listened with interest to: Rev.
Cronhiehn over CKNX. on Tuesday:
TAYLOR'S CORNER .
TAYLOR'S CORNER,' Oct. 23. --Mr.
and Mrs. Hefty II:oh-nes and Alis
Perkins, of Grirrie, and Mr. and Mrs:
Lloyd Nichols, of •Ilderton, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hollites •on
Tuesday And. Wednesday of last week
While attending -the plowing match.
Anniversary services were held .in
Grace Charch, r's Hill, on Sunday
last, A number fr orner
attended. • The regular service Was
hrld in Zioneburch at the u;T;ual.time,
3; o'clock in the afternoon..
1 Wonderful Sueeess.°--A- grea t- ma ni
.from ,this district visited the Inter -
NILE, Oct. 22. -Mr. Harry Girvin
is back from the West.
thews, who went West with
still at Calgary but is .going on
Gordon Mat- itunlay, but the following Sunday will -
Missionary Sunday in the Sunday
school.
British Columbia to work at wood-
cutting. -
Several around ,here took in men
for their lied and .breakfast during the
plowing match and were well pleased
with the men Viiho Were sent by the
billeting committee.
• Anniversary services will be held in
Nile united church --next Sunday,
Octobr:r 27th, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Rev. L. 11 Turner of Goderich will
be the speaker af both services. Special
music will be rendered by the ehoir.
There will be no Sunday school next
him; is be
to
lommemaa....eaeammemaar.
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