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ANNUAL .MEMORIAL SERVICE
HELDAT BALLS CEMETERYR. BakkerWas giaest Speaker at
fi - Uunqannon
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rkla,tives, _ . --
Mrs. D.
-Mrs..D. Doyle, of Detroit, is
visiting
with her mother, Mrs.
Ilt1N'G:.4N:�O!.'V, July 5. ----Mrs. si:5ter, Mrs, Herb Finnigan and S�1', H1�L�.'( joie!, a � Tz-..,�. _ " - ,.
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HELENS ( KINGSBRIDGE
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_ . days vi Mrs. KL 'Ga9�fZD G Jcif r. n Mrs.
- With' . l:rb. Jahn Vin:' Ales.. Murd'ie and iMr. and•. 4'V1r�s. (, � yand s Joseph Cb•urt-. tMr. Fred Courtney -visited
a citizenship meeting of Dun-'' nigan. Win 'ham, also making �1•e1. Brown, of Kitchener, wer > `- ney'
.T.os• Garvey and son, Michael, of with his brothers and sisters
gann.on Womeen's Institute held ' calls to sec' her 111 11 Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. Perry, 'of land their families here. '
,i tIl'B'URN, July S. --The 34th "Building for Eterni.ty," aecom- at the home .of Mrs• W. Brawn ' W. H. McClure, at %%ingham `week -end guests oaf Mr, ar l.Mrs. i far nrto, spent' a few days at Detroit, visited at the .home of M•rs. Wm. Lannon, Mr, and ( Miss Florence Lamlbertus, of
ori June 30. Speaking about a hospital. Other visitors at the. Lorne Woods. their home here. Mr. and MrseEarl Drennan. ,Mrs, Parker and.family, of Lon- Hamilton; Mrs, Lyal Lannon, axf
p _+Axtxival memorial service was" parried by Mrs. Robert J. Phil trip to her homeland, Holland, Herb Finnigan residence over (Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Miller 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Dwyer den, spent the week -end with Lon Ion• �M s- d Mrs. DennisMr. and Mrs. Victor Green , Pd , sled 1
lleld at Ball's cemetery last Sun- lips. jMrs. Bakker gave a descriptive the 'week -end were Miss Lois were up from London for the an•d 'family, of Fort Erie, visited, d i
Rev, Mr, Itari't. said that it account of her travels and dhow- i Hefi'orfi, Toronto, an Mr. J. C. 1 od;id'a week -end. Their , son ' I pent the week end at their their relatives. ' , Ua'lton wi family and Mr, and
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day Vitt Rev. David J. Ir�ane,i d � Y e std ,with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
, , was a privilege and an honor tett in pictures of man, 1.)tt i,n 1 heifer. rr home, Mr, Eugene O'Keefe 1andg. son, Mrs. Edwin Meyer and family,
$..P ., in charge. The service . - y. to ..1c.itc - . , . ... SY ,,e14. •-4410.44 ._ ., a.,rak.,,lt"Frayne. -W,, .a.. -,Y�' �, J 4
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t,•tt2°*4-u 1-'&. R fru 't4.44 rl"c� f f- ser-tr~ien=ds, Bite Mir Betty 2111011 'wag' Taken Hiffland Lake. Visitors at tike home IV*:t
� �'a�et�°x�i "�xxbe�`�`t,: �1'n� A�tY ' ;� ".`' .r steamship Charles Dick is 'en- fialitit 0"Keefe. � A mains of Thanksgiving was
l�i,can Church, but owing to the who: had lived • and moved was presented -with a gift by to Winbham hospital last weak We are •glad to report that _and Mrs. B. Martin were; Mr.l • v•
' ,,� g �, , i Finnigan laying two weeks'(holidays at Mr. Michael (Martin and two sung on. Monday, July, 4th, �,y
' Illness of •their rector, Rev.. t,. among us, and spoke of the'Mrs, R. 1~innigan, •`The roll call Jot* treatment. '_Mrs. Wm. I.'VfaePherson is mak and Mrs. Clarence Doherty and his home, boys, of Hamilton aro vacation Rev. H. Van Vynekt.
Mauric+� Dalton has y
k'`, Mealier, Rev. Mr. Lane offiei-ihardshi�ps that were endured by ,was answered by telling "Why I t Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley and: ing favorable recovery from family, Miss �'lary Theresa Mar -;obtain , 'in ,at the home of 11 r. Andrew Miss (MAO Sheridan visited
>ed employment sails g a Y
• ated, with l't-i': Arthur Young- t'l pioneers. He closed his arta proud to the a 'Canedian•' Laurie are visits Mr, and Mrs. pneumonia bathe Wiregham and tin, o,f ) Hamilton, and James: rig
IIlE'S� a�;e �b remind n� ever ot're During Y tl business d
for the su.ntn
hon.o�riem-.an -t,.e. oecasis:k.,u� w}
their 54th'wedding anniversary.
Members of the �tamily present,
were: -Sante Elliah 't`it" aril `$ist�er
Jane Frances of the Notre Dame
Order, Hamilton; 'Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Lamibertus and family,
mer months Martin
u as or 'anis . 'n b ,
b7 t organist':
Dietrict General ,Hospital, :Martin •of London.
wrihli +'_Mr, and: `Mr•s. A,ndrew,family,. of London were guests
.. , bruo's
her home this past week -end.
a y x �,. i usralesS period, I:fgwarci Blues angratulation 4 o on. M n Mrs. 'Gerald Dalton Y� d, Other visitors were;
to live ea life that is honorabde•i pd�ans were, made •for members ;'to the former 'who teaches 4lrs, Sam Du ni is , d41r. and Mr A a a ton
Mr, !Robert, Arthur, chairman s iT Maths and and family, of Toronto, etnt a Y, neighbors and relatives
Frames Gilmore, f London"
of the Trustee Board thanked and cen'table to Gott T ti to assist at the t l3 Clinic to be St Thomas and obtained his of Hamilton,
29,1Ja,.. The motto B.A.d at d t' ,
rs • a r us t N low i F'ra ne of loan Ori
,. Herman Lambe t o ] gas Y d
14' Mr. Norman I
c ed an i ndshr s the Qrrl � �
p during the years. He �' e � ,�' � P i h 3� e+�xrz � a:�ses�'�� I'?t��i�'� � �W t" • . n _ . ,. _ .. ��:
said That the decorating of the,
Do,well �'VIr. Frank Raitlxby, iIr '{ih it «ill hold the world tageth- j et`n •Ontario. s
church had been drone this year, I Robert Turner and Mr. (,orlon l erg" was prepared by Mrs. R. :17iss B.etty Black and Miss � ( '
R. Taylor. !St -others and read by Mrs. V. Evylin Smythe, teachers at
Western U L d
and 'asked fon a liberal offering.' i11c:'Vee. A contest was given by i Goderich Pubiie School, are
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ver, a, retired Baptist' Church More than hall- of the fresh I,Mrs. ,
minister, gave a reading,' "A water on�-the surface of thy' served by hostesses in charge..Sound. 11
Voice. from Iiea�ven. Rov. Ra'earth earth lie, in the Great Lakes. � � 'Mr Norman &thwart son �o� LAC � ' '
Thti �v M S vk the United
M. Sweeney led in the respon-tThe largest is Lake Superior, � ;ureh held the July meeting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart, - -
reading of Fsalim 91, 1VIr. 32,440 square trifles in and at the' home of Mrs. Esther who has been teaahind at Camp -
sive •
Harvey McGee sang the so1o,'abaut 1,000rfc>et deep. Rivett on Friday afternoon with bellford, is 'home and has ,been h
ten members present Mrs. H f engaged to teach at Nile, next ""'�'�•. �' -
led with 1he wo>,ship' _'--` •
h a b ., ;' "-'lO�r,%t_'' l �'� . ,yk9.'• ,s9',-'� e e '�'' •rr'; ,,`1q ,y.P��.. - �,�.•: �,,��, 3:�k,
r!rt�xwrt�r
of Prayer c r �ti of d be e x d ai e e. Several ladies attended �wn����a"``,i,�i�'�'i'w�� , .." • �;i.....� � ..� _...,...^.� � � � :d= ° �'� � = �
1 I 1 1 ' f brought
2 read I from( h til Eedy, , M' Brooks and _ .. � �'`�'�' � •# � � -- �, :� I � � ( '" � ...
talc:
Rev. Mr. Bur'brick„�•of Vancou-� W. Stewart. Lunch was, irLg a stammer- course at
everyttry� tzeg`zyrre'rous awes a a.,e�gree -gra 'ua ian exer-
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NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA
DAY
SATURDAY; �J'ULY 9
Sponsdred
Give Generously
by Goderich Women's Institute
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service.
Finnigan
�_ ire. M. Reed reported j year.
Lorne -Ivers and Mrs.
the amount o the Easter Thank- R:,bt Stothers entertained am
offering, $133.59, was sent to Wednesday -night of last week
:.the- Harm- Presb ri treas- far .Mrs. Kenneth Brown, of Ann
urer for the first six m-onths. Arbor, Miele a June bride
A bale a clothing was sent to whose husband, Ken, iS a .,son
i
I' was 01 J (Mrs. headquarters. tIr. and Mr
T •on,oS.. WiLbur Brown.
Taranto
announced that the World Day tile is studying for his M.A..
• er rlheld next 'degree. ,
year, on February 1'fth. Mrs. T. t the miscellaneous Shower of
C. Anderson, literature secre- eve v gifts b in by Rose
- / tars a letter roc the ; _ars ec • arae Broo s
Liter hurt Department, Mrs,., Cathy Stothers after an address
Iver9- read a chapter of the , read by (Mrs. Cecil Blake. Court
stud;, book. -Mrs. M. Shackle- , Whist was played and a delic-
ton react a paper on steward- , iOUS lunch served at the close
ship.' The roll call was answer-' of the evening.
ed 'with reporting 17 hospital Miss Lynda Blake is visiting
.alis and 21 .home calls. Mrs. her aunt, Mrs. B. F. Comfort, St.
Rnett, the president, will' have Catharines. Visitors Sunday at
theaSS.edy e;lseeks ix u � wgcta..S trine rt La.ka . ,� i,ele -n,,, (wage -nu-1:s
meeting at the home of Mrs, �T friends,-ezet Schmid+t'and-sister
'.T. Ryan. emirs. T. C. Anderson.; Heidi, •GDCI students, who will
will' be in. charge of the w hip 1 F001 leave for tlheir parents'
service. (.'mine in Venezuela. Other.visit-
lMr• and Mrs. Marvin Durnin ; ors; were': I.&Ir. and -Mrs. ' Fred,
have gene to their summer Anderson. •Michael and Dennis,
home and riding school at Port London; Mr. Robt. aTreleaven,
Erin, moving the horses last Orangeville and - sister, -Mrs
week. !Ethel Speiran, Windsor; Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Herchert Mrs. Palmer' .Kilpatrick, Agin -
sr., - end Mr. and Mrs. Eddie court. ,, •
Herchert, jr. -and John - and, --- - '
X2,000.0
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IN AID OF CLINTON KINS'MEN'S ,
CARTER BUILDING FUND
AND OTHER CLINTON' WELFARE 'WOR9K
FRIDAY, JULY 15
CLINTON LIONS ARENA
Arena Doors Open 7.30 p.m. (DST) -Games Start 9 p.m,
10 DOOR PRIZES - $'15.00 EACH
18 GAMES FOR $4O.AO EACH
4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH GAMES
1 SPECIAL .GRIME FOR, $500.00
GENERAL ADMISSION: $1.00.
Fxtra Cards: 25cieach or 5 for $1.00
Special Games r Share_the Wealth Car'ds05£ Qr,,5 for_ $1
-CLIP TB -ADVERTISEMENT
and present at Arena Door for .,One Extra Chance on
10 BIG DOOR PRIZES
No Limit To Number of. Clipped Advertisements Presented
-27-28
Harry, of St. Louis, visited Mrs.'
T. Koviak and other relatives.
(Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Larrbo-
que . (nee ,Marlene Maize), of
Sudbury, are vacationing with
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Maize.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Langevin,
Lorries Paul and Michelle, of
Barrie, are visiting, Mrs. L. F.
Stin of and _Angus-.
Visitors with Mrs. Esther
Rivett over the week -end were:
Mr. and .Mrs.. .John Wilson and
Steven, Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs= __Richard. :Lawrence_and
Tammy, of Belleville:
Mr• and Mrs. Zevko Trifon-
wie'i, Nancy, Donna and Neil,
of Fergus, visited on 'Sunday
with Mr. and,Mrs. Cecil Culbert.
!Mrs Winniifred Widcombe;
Tt,N,, has returned. to Windsor
after spending a week with her
CREWE
CREWE, July 4, = Visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ct Crozier
and family were 'Mrs. Crozier
and Lorena and Mrs. Stuart
Nash and Susanne, of London;
the latter two are remaining for
a week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McLaugh-
lin, of Detroit, visited on Sat-
urday at the Raymond Finnigan
Name,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Blake visit-
ed on Sunday with th•e da+tter-;s
brother, Bert McWhinney.
:Raytm'ohd Finnigan 'visited in
Toronto with his brother on
Tuesday.
Roy Culbert, of Galt, spent
Idle week -end with 'his parents,
'Mr. and (Mrs. T. H.' Culbert.
reQrrfl-rn
.-.., F.
•, .•,� w� �...._�--w+�.+�aayr .1W •. ,4...:.;,.� ••. - W r:- - ...:.n,rns.....,•„ .m,.•
.�"'t$ar`1�y`' �s 'It'- .-. ...
M r. and : 0n Sunday, July3r the faarr
it b o n;
few with parents and adhered at'the home of Mt.. and John O'Neill,'am ton, and
dayshist
FL -Lt. Keith i CVI Black,
'Owen D v7d Fred, Gordon
tending • the extension eour4e
in Psychology and 'English, at
niversity, London. •
and rs.
a '' , e , - o . on andSevin •
andMrs. H. V. ,Black, of Ot-
tawa, .and Mrs. Fred
Thompson, Benny and Billy, of
Exe-ter, Mr. - and Mrs. D'Areey
Thompson, Misses Gloria and
Kathleen Thompson, of -Mont-
rose, B.C., were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon" MacPher-
son for the holidayweek-end.
The Black boys remained for a
longer holiday.
Dr. George -MaloGre or, his
daughter, Mrs. Kuehorn and her
John sons,Bert
i,
�Tohn and Bernard,
of Chicago, were guestseof Mr,
and ckrs. George Stuart for the
holiday week -e d. .
Ta-.lor's Corner
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TAYLOIR"S •CORINER, July 5.
-Dr. and Mrs, :M. 0. J. Odurtice,
of 'Cedar Lake, Indianna, are
visiting with :Mr. and ;Mrs:
Barrie Walter and family,
Mr. Lawrence 'Willson, `Brant-
ford, spent the week -end at his
tt°ome'her-mare-ie.; - . .
Visitors recently -with Mr'and
Mrs. Winn Snyder 'were Mr. and
Mrs. F. Rumtble and. Jimmie, of
Tampa, Florida, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mains, Randie and Lorie,
of New Westminster, B,C., and.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .Mathieson, of
Vancouver, B.C.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Doug, Robison i
and family,.. of Saskatoon, ar- ,
rived on Monday to visit the
lady's father, Mr. Austin Sturdy,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swift and -
Mr. Gerald Wright., of Montreal,
spent . the week -end with tMr.
and Mrs. Roy Wilson.
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CARDIGANS
In pure wool or orlon - Good shades.
Reg. to $8.95 - SALE PRICE $4.84
LINEN TEA TO'WELLING
16 inches wide 7 Fancy border.
SALE SPECIAL 3 YARDS $,1.®,®
BEEHIVE YARNS
Choice shades - 3 or 4 ply.
SPECIAL 4 7L
LACE CLOTHS
Made. in Scotland. Ecru shade. 68 x 90.
Rig'• $8.95 SALE - $6..
Wehave hard_ a splendid sale sQ far and
are grateful for" your patronage. However,
-there'are still many good buys to be had.
Prices have• been re -marked for still great-
er savings. Sale continues . until everything
is sold.
BED -JACKETS, GOWNS
Silk crepe or nylon Sizes 34 to 48.
Gowns $3.19 Bed Jackets' $3.68
TEA TOWELS
Irish linen - Pastel stripes.•
44c each,
WOOL GLOVES
Sizes for Ladies or Children.
ALL COLOURS 59c and 89( PAIR
3 for $1.25
WHITE FLANNELETTE-
Splendid for diapers - 27 inches •wide.
-PER YARD 33c
- GLOVES
Nylon or charnoisette - light or dark shades.
Sizes 6',4 to 8.
SALE PRICE • 89c PAIR
•
, BED PILLOWS
$2.49
$4.48
' FANCY TICKING
CHICKEN FEATHER
The 'Luxury Pillow
Each
Each
SLIPS
WHITE FLANNELETTE
Soft absorbent - 36 in. wide.
SALE SPECIAL - PER YARD 39c
'lyl.on or cotton, fancy or tailored : style.
White - Navy - Black.
34 to 48 • $2.38 -AND $2.89
DISH CLOTHS
Another•400 dozen special for this sale:
4 f*r 50c.
-W -HEELING `EARN
- For work socks - Nylon reinforced.
59c SKEIN, $2.29 LB.
FANCY LINENS
LESS 255 to 50%
Prints. Flannelettei
. Shiitings
Corsets - Girdles
Brassieres 4
ALL LESS 255
CUSHION TOPS
Sapple Ends of Drapery...
4 for $1.00
HAND. BAGS
Black alld Colours.
YPUR. CHOICE 1 /2 Price
WOOL BLANKETS
Satin binding - Good shades.
SPECIAL $10 69 EACH
Irish liner.. Large selection. Reg. to 1.50 each.
36 in. wide. Reg. values up to 85c yard.
CLEARING PER YARD 49c
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW SALE TICKETS
CLEARING, TABLES
49c 98c $1.98
Special for this Sale. Ends of Carpet.
Size 18 x 27 - SALE,, $119 .each
TERRY DISH TOWEL
and APRON in" vfirnished tray.
Reg. $2.98 - ALL 3 FOR $1,98
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD
I. .
COUNTERS and SHOW CASES
FOR SALE
THIS IS A
COMPLETE SM
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NO REFUNDS