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iyersa.ry > ers lees, will be co ducted
in Grace church on Sun(laY.. Sei tenaber
7, morning and evening.
The W.A. held their August meeting
at the home of Mrs, Will Com. quilt
was. partially quitted. This `sleeting
was not so well attended, as it is a
very busy season, both in the house
and out. The travelling aprpn was
received and opened at this meeting,
and netted the W.A. over $1.g. A
lovely pot -luck supper was. serve*,
Mrs. Leslie Cox spent a few days
with friends at a. cottage Rear Grand
Bend. '
-Mrs.' A. Stirling and Mrs. Lawrence,
Kenora, are visiting; here for a, mouth
with relatives and old friends.
Mr, and Mrs. McGregor and daugh-
ter Helen and friend, of Londesboro,
visited on. Sunday with Mr. and • Mrs.
Arlie Lockhart. -
Community Club. --The . Con munity
Club held their August meeting at
the home of Mrs. Jim Cox, with fifteen
ladies present. In the; absence of the
pre ideilV Mrs. Don Harris; Vic took
over the duties, and Mrs. A. Lockhart
acted ,as secretary In the absence of
Mrs., Greenslade.. Mrs. Bert Harris
read an interesting financial report.
Two quilts, had been sold for $11„
The sale of .tickets for a quilt
amounted to''$41, Mrs, W. McClinchey,
Ilollnesville, holding the lucky ticket.
Au order was received for another
Dresden plate quilt; this to be made
soon. A donation was made to the
Bayfield Fair, this to go for school
children's work. The September meet-
ing will be at the home of Mrs. Donny
Harris.' A tasty lunch was served
by the hostess.
AI= bpd .two e itflvon 3I.'ctee egici
Arj y, of �r'�'tai E3rvaile. Wile here
they attended° the Crawford•I i ler'
wedding. in Ben:Maier Malted, church
last Saturday
Mrs, Jas. Mcl en4le and son Ilbodl.D>ic:
spent last Sunday , visiting -with Mr.
and Mrs. Verc,Y Ilaimer' at Water.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Graham and
son Lorne visited relativeca' Goderich
township last Sunday.
The two small sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Crawford of Goderich, Billy
and Bobby, spent a few days of last
weekend with their graiidnlother.
Mrs. Wtri. (travvford, while their par-
ents 'attbateir the C.N.E. at Toronto
and visited relatives there.
BBNMILLER
Bh:NMILLER, Aug. '27. ,Mrs. Leslie
Jervis of Holiliesville visited with Mrs.
Walters and other' friends.
Rev. S. E. Hayward officiated at 'the
wedding of Mr.- Horace Crawford and
Miss Donna Fisher at Ileuuiiller United
church on Saturday.
Mr. Bill ('lurk has been in the neigh -
bo t i i " wheat.'
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SHEPPARDT()N, Aug. 26. — Mrs.'
Bert Bogie and daughter Ruth visited
last Wednesday sin Blyth with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan McKenzie. Ruth visited for
a,couple of days -with her cousin, Alice
McKenzie. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard of Kitchener
visitectrecently with the lady's sister,
Mrs. Geo. Haggitt. ,
Master Vernon Allamang visited dur-
Cemetery
Memorials
T: PRYDE & wON .
(formerly, Cunningham & Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box., ,50, or _phone 41J,
Exeter
and we, shall be pleased to
call. - •
lug the past week with his. uncle and
_aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Glahn, near Kin -
cardiac. .
Miss Elizabeth Foster recently cele-
brated her eightieth. birthday at a
birthday supper at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Norval Anderson, Goderich.We wish her many more happy birth-
day celebrations.
HOLMES-VILLE
Brussels ratepayers • ti^ribl voo e u�o e of 'th bride's p;aren
Septemb 'r 3tki Uta la proposal to
s a ' Bull tt �iovi bi
lin hi
$1•2!3,000
on the c'unstru. t oaa o The 'b oto iia uiillett . towns ,p on
tivater),vor t� system 'in the village. Monday t� choose a councillor to fill
Margaret �3heddei>< dlt;luctat(^d l the seat v a(ted by the resflgliatign of
,(itisin e
her shoulder in a fall over a mat int Leslie Reid resulted who trh jiele tion
her home at Brussels. She recently of George C.
ovvia,celebrated. has been Both, candidates
eighty-ninth blt are rby esidents ofilmer the
ROY. B. O., Lancaster, whe has
La charge of the Anglican churches of 13t11 con('ession.
Thameeville, Brioraviantomin and lures- Mcttitaght_Eigio the
)oknted rector of St.
.Spruce drove Farm, Kippen,
dei,, has been app
Uwe of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. ] lgie.
Paul's church, b'1<�itighatai, and has al-
ready taken up his new duties. was the scene of the wedding on Sat -
ass, `end Mrs. Ar111urof their elder
Golding are urday, August 4th, to Andrew
leaving Seaforth to mare their home daughter, Edna Frances,
at Sault Ste. Marie, and before their Stanley , (Don), soca of MP andlitvall.
rs.
departure were the recipients of gifts Andrew B. McKnight,
The ceremony was, performed' by. Rev.
from Seaforth friends and from the
employees of the Robert Bell Engine & G Hinton, of Kippen United church.
Thresher Cu., with whom Mr. Golding After a trip ti) Northern Ontario, the
was employed. He is the. son of W. couple will reside at Kirkwall.
II. 'Golding, M.P, for Huron -Perth. Riehardsq)s-May.
Sturdy --Powell • '. A nuptial event of Saturday last
was ,the :marriage in Huron College
The marriage of, Frances Irene,
•iter of Mr, and Mrs.. Frank chapel, London, of Marjorie Gertrude,
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
A. May, Exeter, to Charles' Douglas
Richardson,. son of Mr. and Mrs:
Charles M. Richardson, Sarnia. Rev,
Dr. A. II. u'Neil officiated. The couple
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HOLMESVILLE, Aug. 25. — The
Misses Gertrude and Helen Bond left
on Sunday for , a trip to New York
They travelled by bus. •
Mrs. Wm. McClinchey spent the
week -end with' friends in London.
Mrs. Elliott and - family, Listowel,
visited friends in this vicinity on Fri -
(lay .
Mr. and °Mrs. Fred Ohme, Wingliam,
were guests of Mr, and Mrs. M. J.
Stock on Sunday. -
Mrs. 1'. Palmer and daughter'Gloria
spent a few days in Toronto last week,
and attended- the C;N..I;�,. • •
Mr. and Mrs. ,Fred Eagleson, Dakota,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Heard, Clinton,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Heard
on .Wednesday. -
Mrs. Elmer McClincheY • and - Mrs.'
Lloyd Butler, left today for Goshen,
Ind., where they wilLspend a. few days
with Mr. and Mrs..Barringer.
CARLOW
rhuud this week' "cuu)) a ug v► t4laul, Sturdy
Miss Gloria Good has returned from i
Powell,
ell,'Iink a illiarm• F.
the late M,
Toronto 'after spending a week
in I
r.
Toronto with relatives and attending i Sturdy,
al' ofv Windmill,W. A.Bewaft ins
the
the Exhibition.
Mr. Cortland Kerr, Mr. end Mrs. ' Wingllanl niteed reception rth,Ion Saturday,
at rd�iat will reside in London, where the bride-
Ilarulcl Gaud and 11 r, and '.lits. Wil- August 16th.„• a 1J•I, :science g
fred Fisher took iu the Toronto Ex- 'r� f Western
hibition this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown of Rich -
groom, oom, c 7 .graduate to of the
University of,•Ontario, will
continue his' studies at the Medical
School.
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WliddeirGoderleh, Iim
'bone
over, »enter . was thrown head-firpt.
to the ground and suffered as fsactat'ed
shoulder and brain concussion, ronder-
ins him unconsclo:us for eight boars,
He is reported 'to be recovering.
ASHFIELB
mond Hill. called 'on Mr. and sirs.-
(•,"'A. Vaustpne and Mr. \\'ill Elsley j
week: a
,We are glad' to report that Brian, I \\'uri;e11, of Toronto, with her sister,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Palmer'Iiilputric•k, Mi•s Stutititlrcl, and her daughter
who wad in rablytto hospital, is pro i Mlargitret, of Santa Monica, called on
grt>ssing fayuttibly• friends in KiutUll on tiatul'(l;iy. Their
father, the late Donald MacMurchy,
COURRIE'S CORNERS i., pt the ;;eileral store here over forty
Vears raga.
('OURRII:'S CORNERS, Aug. :.' .—' Mrs. D. A. MacDonald' has returned
'Joyce Little is visiting with Mr. wall home after visiting with her (laughter,
of Carlow'. Mrs. • (Dr.) Forde of Hamilton.
Mrs. Albert McClinchey
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Parrish and Mrs. Elizabeth'Ro e and son Daunie
s )cut a few day at the C.N.E. in
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.' 1
Victor Haines of \Wine to on- Sunday. Turuntu.
Miss Sally MacDonald is this week
Mr. Ewart Jamieson 'is expected
�'�t�ititl� relatives in Detroit.
borne from Victoria hospital,. London, Mr: Neil Maci D old, with her
tomorrow• gist •r. Mrs. M.litgomery, of Dungan-
-Mrs.
and alta. Jus. Little spent the t nuts is spending -this week in the
last
CARLOW. Aug. 26.—Mr. and Mas.l
Percy ' McBride attended the funeral
of Mrs. E. Crawford, which was held
from Clinton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Thedford
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Stoll. Murray returned 'home .after
spending 'the week with his sister,
Mrs. Stoll, and Allan. :
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Beau, Donald
and spent Sunday with Mr.
and ,Shirleyrs. Hpgh Hill, Benmiller. Elaine
returned -home, having -spent the past.
two -weeks there.
Miss Joyce Little of Ashfield is visit-
ing Mr.' and Mrs. A. McClinchey.
Mr. and M•rs. Clare Parton of Tor-
onto spent -a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. James Feagan.
Mr. Jim McPhee is away to .the
tobacco fields. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce ('lark attended
the exhibition at Toronto this' week.
• lrfiia Bean is spending this week
with her- cclusin, Betty Addison, near
Kinburn.
ASHFIELI), Aug. 26.—Mrs. Harry
Hullet-t Fanner
Seriously Injured
Austin-, Dexter, Hullett township
farmer, was seriously injured when
the separator on which he was work-
ing turned .over. I, a was getting
ready to Commence threshing oper-
ations
per-
a t io;is ai h' was on the top of the separ-
ator as lit w'as"'being backed into the
barn,' by a tractor. The - brakes on
week -end with Mr. find Mrs. Wainer
Smyth et Teeswater. Helen Little,
' T
who had been• holidaying there, re-
turned home with them.
Mrs. Rbbert Scott spent a few days
in Toronto last week..
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wareing. Barbitr;
Anne and Kenneth, and Misses Elaine
and Lorna I.itt"le were in London on
Friday. °
Mr.' and 'Mrs. Fred Johnston and eduesday
on \V
W.M.S..S. was ' at the
fatuity; are moving to their new home • home of Mrs. heldJohN ,-•alts. Duncan
Belfast this week. ('• MacKenzie presided over a splendid
proiralti. The devotional part of the
program was,. centered on the word
"love" and. ufter the Scripture reading
(1 ('or. 1:; i Mrs'. • I). II. MacKenzie
gave a splendid-couiiiientary on the
chapter- read. Prayers were offered
by Vis:: Minnie Cathcart and airs.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 27.—Visitors
last week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs: Charles Crawford were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Cunningham and daughter Li
Betty, of Toronto, -. Dr. .and. -.M.0. R.
W. Cunningham and two children, Bob
and Janice, of . Wa'lkerville; Mr, and
Mrs. Horace Cunningham, of Wiarton,
and Mr. and airs. Clarence 'Cunning-
ftnuer's cottage at the lak(.
Mr. and Mrs. Molyueaux of Dublin
with their aunt, Miss Bridget Dalton
>
of ' Chicago, visited with Ashfield
friends o.n .Saturday. Miss Dalton
leaves by plane, for Seattle to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Readie, the only
remaining member of the family.
Presentation to Departing Members.
—The August meeting of the Ashfield
the tractor slipped and the separator
went down the gangway
and turned
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ST. HELENS, Aug. 25.—Revs and
Mrs. H. M. Wright of \Warwick re-
newed acctualntances here over the
week -end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Howes and short readings were gticn
E. W. Rice: � by Greta Campbell and Mrs.
air. and lits. G. -S. McIntyre and Emile MacLennan. Mrs. ElizabethDonald . are spending the week with
his gave
parents at Paisley before returning iRoo �yel1(1 Mrs.
pap. Mac e til Land
to hettsta f: where \1r:.. SchOo . is :Iwo
Different Religions” in India from
on the staff 6f the Walker ` Bund 1.0f,
the study book. An interesting feature
Mr. and Mrs. Bert and \Wal- o'�yaG the presentation
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lace, of Saskatoon.. Mr. Jimmy Walker. of the meetin,„
of Arvid,, 'Que., find Hiss Betty � of a life -membership certiticate�to Mrs.
Walker. of Preston. were visitors' last I John Ross. An• address of ' iippreci-
Wee>.b: sir the house of Mr. and Mrs. W. istion ot-her services was read to her
by -the president.. Mrs. Neil 4. Mac -
A. Miller. Kenzie. and „regret was expressed at
Mr. V','m: Blue of Detroit -has been her apprbat•hing departure from our
a visitor with .lir. and lits. •.1: i) midst. The 'Meeting closed with the
Anderson. Lord` ...L'rayer and the 'National -Air-
al,;s 'Gane Newton. student nurse at theta A social period was enjoyed
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the Sick Children's hospital. 'f,„Tonto, afterwards:
is holidaying at her homehere.- _
Mrs. J. -I). Anderson is a patient in
the Winghaut hospital owing to . an
infection.
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ASIIFIELI) - ; tions to Mr. and M1•s. Flora ce Cfraw-
turd.” who wei ' tuarro d ,• ii Saturday.
ASIIP'IEf.I). Aug. 2':).—ll r. and Mrs. We welcome Mrs.. Crawford to our
1'. Williams and Miss Lilian I'Yrguson Cott manic . -
of Hamilton visited last °-geek with, Mr. and lits. Benson Chisholmtheir aunt, \Its. \\'ilfre(lFriulce?. `sl1eut the w'ea'k cud in Tutunto with
lits. 1)avid Mc ( ill of Lurknow is Mrs. ('hisholui's sister. Mrs. I Edon
a guest with.her mule, Mr. John Mc` I lh)►ston. anti flat. Johnston.
Kay. \fisc Audrey Ilamilton of S;tltford
The August meeting of the \W,11.S. .Pent the week -end , illi MIAs Mary -
of Ashfield Presbyterian ,„buret: was 1 ,0lle ('hisholitt while her parents. .11r.
held on ,Wednesday at .1 :°,> louse of , ;sod Mrs. Archie iTanttltoi►. arc oi.i
Mrs. John Ross. p:lnied ',I r. ..r,d \I r... ('h;-1:,,'.tu to
.31i s Mabel -Macdonald ,,f Windsor
Ton -o it a.
is visiting her parents, and Mrs. to Miss :\da Dow, front near \Wingham.
Alex. Mac•(1611; ld.i-it ii1r .acct f1•iend Miss Evelyn
Miss ('lure Black is visiting retatist'i ' Bogie
near Owen Sound.
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Bennett ;ire leaving for Alberta this
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.;%fl,S. Meeting. '-'The W.M.S. held
Iheir monthly sleeting at the home
of Mrs. F. l:ising on Wednesday.
August 20111. With fal' attentl.in4'e.
..Miss Lizzie Ilcirtnn was lemic; and
the prii'grat•n in the .Tuly Mis`h .fare
Monthly was used, the theme being
"The Nations (;et Together." 3Ii_<.
Rod Bogie led in the Scriptur.' read-
ing. hiss Melen ('inrl;_ read var'uns
items from a study hook. The Lord's
Pro yet. w"a• repe;ttea in unison. •"O
MOW. was sung. and the benedic-
tion was given by Mrs ,P Risee;.
An pld gentleman saw a group of
smell boys ' in an Fnglish, park and
asked' one of theist *hat game they
were, going to play.
''Cri('ket." the youngster.
"We're. going to phi a' -game of Eng-
land verses the West Indies."
"Are some of yoti going to black
your faces,. then?" asked the old
entleiilila.
• "()h, no!" said the youngster very
seriously. "pool( of uq are gilina to
wash them."
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IT LOOKED for awhile as if a tem-
porary financial problem in the family
1-2.4:ht keep Mary from finishing "High".
f she had to quit school to help the
. family income that would have meant
g(,c►d-hyo to her .hopes of becoming .a
nurse..
But here she is, starting
year. Did , her Dad suddenly come into
some moues ' ?
... and \ es. lie consulted his bank;
Manager. who told him low- the bank,
through personal loans, often helped
pt' )1)le , to Meet 1 such situations.
Arrail;emont5 vtcrc made, and now Mary
will take up nursing after all.
In 191() Canada's. bank`s ;made half a .
million personal loans to Canadian1'men
her final
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