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Mu'. and Mrs. Howard Wallace, Mr.and Mrs. S. Atkin, of Niag-
of Brampton, were recent - gues+ts ara -Falls, Ont., are visiting Ole
With Mr and Mrs. Mel. Bell Eastlatt r s
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GIEO � G��E'S
ST.R CHURCH
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SUNDAY, ' AUGUST 14
8.30 a.m.. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
e(Junior Congregation and Nursei y) o
.No Evening Service during summer months.
�,•, _REV. KENNETH, E. TAYLOR,, M.A.'; Dm., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster
North Street United Church
SUNDAY,, AUGUST 14
10 a.m. SUNDAY 'SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
The Evening Service is withdrawn.
Guest Preacher' • During August—
Rev.
ugustRev. C. L. Lewis, M.C., 'B.A., BM.,
of Trinity United Church, Windsor.
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, B.A., Minister
MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist and Choirleader.
Knox Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister Organist
11. a.m. MORNING WORSHIP
GUEST PREACHER—THE REV. RICHARD STEWART,
LONDON, ONTARIO.
NO EVENING SERVICE DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.
Bethel Pentecostal. Tabernacle
, Waterloo St. and Elgin Ave.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14
YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR -
REV. JACK WEST
OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m. •EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.•
Rev. West, formerly of Goderich, will speak in all Sunday
Services. �. a
Tuesday and Friday Services at 8 p.m.
PASTOR, R. J. GREEN.
THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME FOR ALL
r4' ale,
now...aiI
»Ud1 GNNON
United
' ��. he t�,'i
t' Held T 1,1
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Church 'W:M.S. met' on Friday
afternoon at the home of "`Mrs.
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Nellie Stewart. Mrs. George
Hodges presided and Mrs. Arthur
Elliott .continued with- the devo-
tional program. .Mrs. Mathew
Shackleton led._,:inn`, prayer,. The
secretary read . thank -you notes
from Mrs. G. 'D. Waett Wattand -Mrs.
George Harris. Mrs. Herb Fin-
nigan gave the topic. Mrs. Stewart
served afternoon tea.
Visitors last week with 'M'r. and
Mrs. L. F. Stingel were the form-
er's sinter, Mrs. Dayton Voorhees,
Princeton, ; New. Jersey, and
nephew, Russel' Stingel, Washing-
ton, D. and. -Mise Elizabeth Drex-
ler, Kitchener.
Bobby 'Grainger, of Gdrrie, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Errington.
Garry Glenn visited a week with
his sister, Mrs. Herb 'Pocock,
Holmesville.
ASHFIELD
ASHiJli•E'LD, Aug. 10.—Congratu-
lations to- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Bowler on the birth of a daughter
nn Kincardine Hospital on August
5. Mrs. J. M. Bowler, of Toronto
is visiting at the Bowler home.
Father Themes O'Keefe, of Tor -
,onto, paid a 'short visit to his
mother, Mrs. 'Con. O'Keefe.
Miss Sadie Matheson, of Detroit,
visited with Lochalsh friends over
the week -end.,
An enjoyalble evening was spent
at the beach on Monday when the
young people of the neighborhood
gathered to say farewell to' Stephen.
Elliott, who stifled fri NeW TO*
yesterday for 4nglan'; to continue
his traizung in the TJ.S. Air. Force.
Before leaving both Sally and
Stephen, were presented with a
lain! .
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A very successful boys' camp
was held at' Kintail •camp • from
July 25.to August 5, numbering4.
in number. This week the senior
girls are at earnp.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Carney, of
Niagara 'Falls N.JY., spent the
week -end with -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Simpson.
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Jefferson, of Newmarket. has bees
visiting at the home of his uncle,
Charles Jefferson.
!Mrs. Mina Sherridan, of Oshawa,
spent a couple of weeks' vacation
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John R. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster
and girls, and Mr. ;and Mrs. Gordon
Chamney and .Larry, of Auburn,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Chamney and girls.
Mrs. Verna Doerr and '` sons,
Brian and Harold, of Niagara Falls,
spent a ,couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. •Chamney.
Wes. Robb, Mrs. Mice Robb and
Roy. . McKenzie, of Lueknow, were
Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. 'Thompson. -
Miss Margaret Jefferson has re-
turned home after visiting in Tor-
onto with her sister, Mrs. George
Reeves, and Mr. 'Reeves.
Dwight Smith, of Kitchener,
visited at the home of his uncle,
Edward Robinson.
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
MONTREAL STREET
REV. S. H. FINDLAY, B.A., BJ3.,. MINISTER _
MRS. E. DONALDSON, A.L.C.M., ORGANIST
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14'
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. David Medley, assisted by B.Y.P.U.
7 p.m. Rev. Earl H. Crampton—Mrs. Crampton will sing.
Wed. 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
,Sin w, visitors especially welcome to worship with us.'
Victoria Street United Church
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14
"FELLOWSHIP AWAITS YOU"
10 a.m. BENMILLER CHURCH.
10 a.m. VICTORIA STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11.15 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP'.
Guest Preacher: Rev:. Earl Crampton, Philadelphia.
3 p.m. UNION CHURCH, GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
PASTOR—REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
ORGANIST—MR. BERT KEMPSTER.
OBITUARY
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A prominent business man" of,
Blyth, John ';flentry Rutherford.
Elliott, d i t •ul 26
.
illnesstodontY after an
' of almost two months.
Born at Listowel, Mr. Elliott
theprinting in ' p t g trade at
W'irighana and subsequently pub-
lished weekly newspapersatMor-
den, Man., Thessalon, OnfL, anud et
Blyth, where he , conducted The
Standard for 24' years, For the
last 20 years he had ' operated a
successful insurance and convey-
ancing hus.in ss and until Ave
taken bk
lig � was the oldest
a roes inthevillage.
active bus s an
iV m,g
,He was prominent also in. civic
affairs and iti fraternal circles, Ills
wife, the former ' Ada Boyd, of
Thessalon, predeceased him and he
is survived by three sons and .• a
daughter: Alex., of Port Arthur;
Frank and Gordon, of Blyth; Mrs.
Lloyd Wettlaufer, of Burgessville.
His •youngest son,Bertram, was
killed in action overseas in 1943.
DANIEL LEDDY
The last surviving member of his
family, Daniel Leddy died early
yesterday morning at his home on
the 6th concession,,, of Colborne
Township. He was in his 96th
year. He suffered a stroke three
weeks ago.
Mr. Leddy was born at St. Aug-
ustine and moved to the Dunlop
area several years ago and oper-
ated a farm. . He was a member
of ' St. Peter's Roman :Catholic
Church.
Besides his wife, the former
Margaret Duff, he is survived by
one son Hugh, at home; three
daughters, Lena, at home; Mrs.
Leslie O'Neil, of Toronto and Mrs.
James (Mona) Boyle, of 'Clinton.
Several grandchildren also survive.
One daughter, Mrs: Frank Wilcox,
predeceased him.
The remains are resting at the
Stiles funeral home in ,Goderich.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete.
ROBERT JAMES MOORE '
Robert. James 'Moore passed
away at Westminster Hospital,
London, on Tuesday afteran ill-
ness of two years.
Ile was born in Ireland in 1875
and came to Canada 72 years ago
and was married in Auburn in
1906 to Laura May Edwards. He
had lived at Dungannon• almost
ever since, where he was identified
with Dungannon United Church.
He served in the First World War
with the 161st Battalion.
He is survived' by his wife, a
son, George, of Dungannon, and a
daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Nivins, of
Cannington. There are four grand-
children.
The..funeral service eat Stiles fun -
RL Ministers .I
District
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colored ministers fr .ixt
Two 4r d
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Philadelphia, 1,' , w.. pea ,at
district churches • on Sunday,
August 14 and also on August. 21:"
The 'churches at which they will
speak are: Ben'miller United.
Church; Victoria. Street United
Ohurah 'Goderich; Goderich Bap-
tist thureh; Auburn United
Church; Iunganlfon U n i t..e. d
Church, The times at, which they
will speak will ' lee Lound, it an
this
advertisement elsewhere in h s
issue.
One of the ministers is Rev. Earl
H. Cralrtptan, pastor of Haven
Methodist Church, Philadelphia,
whose church membership num-
hers 1,300. He is one of the direc-
tors of the 'Philadelphia Council
of Churches and a member of the
Board of Ministerial Training of
the Delaware Conference of the
Methodist Church.
The other is ' Rev. 'Howard A.
Bailey, executive secretary of
Christian Education, Delaware
Conference of the Methodist
Church. He . is a graduate of
Howard University in Washington,
D.C., and studied in the Graduate
School of Theology, Temple Uni-
versity, Philadelphia.
Both pastors areoutstanding
speakers • and it is expected that
large congregations will be on
hand to hear them at the various
district churches they will visit
this Sunday and the following
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lobb and
children, of Chatham have return-
ed home after spending two weeks'
vacation with Mr. Lobb's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lobb and
Mrs. • Lobb's mother, Mrs. James
Thomson. .
eral home took place this (Thurs•
day) afternoon with interment in
Dungannon cemetery,.,
Lutheran
MISSION, SERVICE,
Sunday, August 14
PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL,
EAST ST.'
Church Service 3 p.m.
Pastor—Rev. Otto Winter.
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Sunday, Aug. 14
Benmiller United Church
--Rev. Earl Crampton -
10 a.m.
Victoria Street United
Church, Goderich—Rev.
E. H. Crampton, 11.15
a.m.
Goderich Baptist Church
—Rev. E. H. Crampton
—7 p.m.
Auburn United Church—
Rev: Howard .A. Bailey
— 8 p.m.
Dungannon United Church
—Rev. H: A. Bailey -
8 p.m.
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Sunday, Aug. 21
Benmiller United, Church
— Rev. H. A. Bailey—
, 10 a.m.
REV. H. A. BAILEY
Victoria Street United Church, Goderich—Rev. H. A. Bailey,
11:15 a.m.
Auburn United Church ,Rev. E. H. Crampton -8 p.m.
Rev. Earl H. Crampton and Rev. H. A. Bailey are from
Philadelphia, Pa., and will be guest speakers as above.,
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LEGION HALL
Saturday, Aug. 13
JACKPOT of $46.00 for full house in 56 calls.
If not wonton aaturday, value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
15 GAMES $1.00
- $10 CASH PRIZE
4 SPECIALS -:—Share the Wealth
JACKPOT WILL BE PLAYED FOR 4 TIKES
Jackpot --- 2543 or 5 for $1.00 -
. Regular extra cards' -25c " •
• DOOR 'PRIZE -•--$5, $3, $2.
Doors open at 7.45 p.m.
1st game starts at 8.30 p.m.
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vxating
troit with �r-siSter, Mss' $
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lard.
Mr. and Mrs, Mal!~oli>< lathers
Keith and'. Judith' spent ;the week-
end at:Tobermory.
M Wan1.d •easle of Tt oro •
spent the ween -end wit .; Mr . and
Mrs.. George Filsinger, West street.
'Mr. Arthur Marsh, Of Guelph,
was a week -end guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Marsh, St. David's
street.
Mrs. J. Donahand' ehildr`en,,
df, Donahue and
London, etre visiting her I110-�
ther, ,MTS. J. E. Baedileta. North.;
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Mm.. ,rd ,Mrs. Wallace rear and
sons, Windsor, are holiday leg-:
for the month of August at Sunset
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tait and son,
Bruce, of Windsor, are " visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Venn, Tra-
falgar street.
Mrs. T: M. Turner, of London,
Mrs. David Green, of Mount Pleas-
ant, Mich., renewed acquaintances
in town on Wednesday.
Recent guests with Mrs. It W.
Harrison' and Mrs. Druce Durfee,
Lighthouse street, were Dr. H. W. •
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd' IBun-
yard and Miss• N. Vining, all of
Detroit.
-Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith and
Owen, jr., have returned to London
after spending holidays with Mrs.
Sm'ith's mother, Mrs. R. J. Wheel-
er, •Toronto street.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen,Gardiner over the holi-
day week -end were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Irving, Mrs. Agnes Irving,
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy
Beacom and children Bette, Janet
and Kirk, of Chatham.
Miss Penny Thorpe, of, Toronto,
is visiting at the home of •Dr. N.
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m*Broii~ws cou�ui
n •`Cita •.and y'Mr. ra ;{ , k'
George Bader~, may'
;eeent yisi ors.: withx�r ,s •:�
Roope were Marr ands.
phrey •and children,
Wan.Duff��,�Y :ate son,' W' l-
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Mr -..and Mx�s. George
Toronto. w , .
Thr, ',aid Vis, gar' einhart,
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�'( eln. Kitchener?, •,y�aid. a �shbrt••w�,�,
relatives here after '.
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who ,has been staying with
gi an arents, MT 'and. Mrs I
Chisholm, returnee home
them .
Miss Frances Ferguson, Pitts-
burg, Penn., is visiting 'ter sister,
Mrs. John' !T•iindmarsh, Mr• Hind»
.marsh and' family, Bayfield road.
Dr. George Currey, of Port filar,:
thur, has been visiting his, dangly
ter, Mrs. Wm. Roope and his .son,'
Wm. Currey, Palmerston street;
also his ,sister, Miss Mary Currey,
Nile.
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Bracewell ,has returned to her
home in Los Angeles after visit-
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ross Mc-
Phee and other relatives.
Henry Pettman, of Owen Sound,
is the guest of Mr. end Mrs. W. '
Pettmhn.
There will not be any church
service' or Sunday School on Sun
day as it is Decoration Day in
Colborne cemetery.
Cut 'IIOME
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REDPATH
GRANULATED SUGAR
CROWN OR. CORONA
SEALERS
WHITE OR CIDER
CANADA VINEGAR
DOZEN
1.55
B5 430
BALB. G 83j
DZEN1.7v
CONTENTS ONLY 530
GALLON
RUBBER M*ETAL pr
JAR RINGS Dozen 90 JAR, RINGS Dozen 270
CERTO LIQUID - BOTTLE 270
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SPICES! .• YOUR DOMINION STORE HAS ' A FULL VARIETY OF
SPICES TO MEET YOUR PRESERVING' RILQUIfEMENTS
UST ADD WATER — LIQUID
a2 Oz.
GzYORKIFANCY�E STARCH cH a
BOTTLE
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210
CREAM. STYLE CORN2 T1s. 230
KRAFT'S SALAD DRESSING JAR 790
MIRACLE WHIP 32 OZ.
REAL VALUE; RICHMELLO
LOAF CHEESE Low 890
BISCUIT FEATURE!
McCORMI CK'S MARSHMALLOW
JAM SANDWICH BISCUITS
25 BISc.
PSG.
29C
_— SERVE J. WILLIAM HORSEY BRAND CITRUS JUICES —
SETENED
BLENDED 220... 290 T=OZ. 320
SWEETENED 2 2T O�Z 270�Z. 280GRAPEFRUIT
SWEETENED „
ORANGE
TINS 330
TIN Z 360
— PICNIC SUPPLIES —
SUPPER CLUB WHITE REGAL
SERVIETTES �f ga 1 PAPER CUPS o= go 90
STONES DRINKING KEEPS SANDWICHES FRESH
STRAWS 2 Pkgs. 250 - SARAN WRAP 390
— MIX YOUR OWN BEVERAGE! —
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L O ME ORANGE, LOGANBERRY
7 'BOTTLE 35�/
CRONFELT S SYRUPS
ROSE BRAND SWEET MIXED CONNOR'S KIPPER
PICKLES =a= Oz.
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CLOVERLEAF SOLID WHITE CHALLENGER FANCY CK
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TUNA , • �1�Th*. 310 SALMON °s' 41c
CAh ADA PACKERS'
N WFLAKE SHORTENING P°UND 250'
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RIRIMELLO COFFEE 12 930
WHITE OR BROWN SLICED LOAF 15�
RLICRRMELLO BREAD to 24 °Z
No. 1
-Ontario Potatoes
California Valencia
Sunkist Oranges
Ontario Freestone
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10 lb. bag 35c
Size 288's dozen
33c
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