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L,ON DESBORO-
Miss Fern Watson returned to ed •with MMm, and Mrs .'OharlesVodden
London on Monday. on Su Tday.
lllr. and Mrs. J+. H. Sholybrook, Don Napier, Virginia, is holiday -
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sp rat the weekend in Blyth, g ,
Mrs. W. Tandelyn, Toronto is Bert Bdrunsdond.
slper,ding a few days at her home Mr,and Mrs. Percy Whitely, Tor-
onto visited relatives in the village
Mr. Ir. and Mrs'. Bill Riley, Hensall, over !the holiday.
visited uith "Mrs, Nellie Watson on Miss Jennie Cowan, Brantford, has
Sunday. been visiting at her sisters, Mrs.
Mr, and Mr's. Jim Crawford visit- Robert Townsend last week.
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• FALL -FASHION REVIEW --- Junior Grade
• Outfit your whole family , .from littlest cherub
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We would advise anyone contemplating buying a new outfit ri
to conte in and inspect our stock now
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stretch iihe family budget.
We have just received our Fall stock of
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DETROIT'S "FIRST"
IN CONVENIENCE • COMFORT • DUALITY
le the heart of the downtown, office, theater,
owl dapping area, Friendly, courteous service
to make your stay in Detroit a pleasant memory.
Tho Toiler Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for excel-
leni food modestly priced. The Hotel Tuller,
Detroit's largest, h the place to stay.
VISIT OUR cocktail ,C011.11ge
ONE OF DETROIT'S FiNEST
SOO ROOMS WITH RATH FROM sZr!
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(Mise J3ina kirk returned' home on r
Pridday after •spending the ,past' two
months in • Vancouver;' and Vietala,
Mi. and IMrs. Jack 'Sinclair and
family, Kippen, visited' with the Iatt-.
er's mother, Mrs: Nellie Watson, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Slpinney and daught-
er, Allma, Mioh., visited relatives in
and •around .Londeeboro over the
holiday,
Mr. and •Mrs. James IMeCool and
Pdhyliss, eplent a few •days at Caned-
ian National Exhibition, Toronto,
last week.
wt. and Mrs. Walter Granton and
Mrs. Fred Olives, Ghesle
Mr. and;M 1'11 s C v y,
visited with Mr, and Mrs. William
Govier and Mrs. Lillie Webster over
the week -end,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pipe, Landes-
hero and IMervyn Pipe, Brussels,.
motored to Mount Clemens, Mich.,
on •Saturday to attend the funeral of
their uncle, George Pipe.
Mission. Circle to Meet
The .Ainiwell Mission Circle will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday, Sept. 9 at the home of Mrs.
Sidney Lansing.
HENSALL
Ronald Stephan, RCNAIS, Darts -
mouth, N.S., is enjoying a leave at
his home here.
Concludes Pulpit
Bev. Robert Passmore, who has
oeeupi•ed the pulpit of the United
church in IAlugust during the absence
of the pastor, Rev. R. A Kapok, whe
was on vacation, concluded his ser-
vices with'a very fine discourse on
Sunday morning wast, A solo, `Beyond
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1►S OF BAYFIELD
Representative
Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r3.1
Leslie Elliott went to Toronto on
Saturday for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Ahrens, Detroit, are
at their cottage, "Trail Blazer"
Harold Pollock, Toronto, spent the.
'weekend renewing ;acquaintances in
the village.
.Archie Stirling and two daughters
London, spent Sunday with relatives
in the village.
•Mists Peggy Burt, Iteg. N. London,
is now spending a vacation with her
the sunset", was sung by Mrs. Maude
Hedden, Rev. and. Mrs. Passmore
expect to leave ehortly for Melita,
Man., aphere Mr. Passmore is min-
ister of the Unites/ church.
School reopened in the public
school. Tuesday with Mi Shortt as
principal, Miss Barbara Miehie and
Miss June Brandon as assistants.
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Lavery, Gord-
on and Bobby, moved on Monday in-
to their home they recently purch-
ased,
Mr. and Mrs. A, W. E. •Hemphill,
who have been vacationing at their
stammer eottage at Oakwood, .have
returned home.
J. E. MoFhvan attended the Can-
adian National Exhibition over !the
Week end.
Mr. and alas. W. D. Simpson, Billy
and Bobby, Detroit, spent the week-
end holiday with Mrs. L. Simpson.
THE TOT SHOP
COME IN AND SEE OUR
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
3 -Piece COAT SETS
Sizes up to 6x
BUNTING BAGS and BABY ACCESSORIES
Nina Inkley , Ethel Cooke
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Hog
Concentrate
Dairy
Supplement
..""'M"'.,.~P^'.O''"~0. i Poultry
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Quality Feeds Concentrate
They Paylaying Mas •
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Phone 114 —
The surest way to get Extra ddildars from thickens is''to
Raise them Right, thus maturing, them for greater egg
production. Extra eggs •ai"e assured if the care, like cull- .
ing and Ibhe feed are Right.
FEED THE QUALITY WAY
Feeds are scientifically 'selected and processed. Your hens
are sure to receive only Top Quality ingredients in an
easily digestible, thoroughly mined form.
Be sure of your Winter's supply, -start
THE QUALITY WAY
For Extra Eggs of high _quality and Extra Profits
the Feeds you need are Quality Feeds .
SAMUEL 1UDDICK (3 SONS
WESTERN GRAIN - MIXED FEEDS - SEEDS
FERTILIZERS
Pat Gibson's Western Novelty Show
Clinton Lions Arena, Tuesday, September 9
at 8.30 p.m.
Huge Crowds gather to see this G enial Gentleman from the West in
ONE OF THE MOST THRILLING WESTERN NOVELTY SHOWS OF ITS KIND
CHUM
The King of the
Collies
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Act consists of Adding
and Subtraloting any num-
bers from 1, to 100;
ROLLING A BARREL
SMOKING A PIPE.
and Maury 'other tricks
ADULTS 50c;
Ellen O'Brien
in a beautiful exhibition of
BATON SPINN1tNGF
MAGIC ACT
will keep you • guessing
Black Magic, Rope Tricks,
etc. '
CHILDREN
PAT GIBSON
CANADIAN CIttAMPION
TRICK and FANCY
ROPER
See this Rodeo artist make
the ropes, talk, spinning
one, two and three ropes
at the same time
SHAMROCK
THE PRIDE OF THE
PRAIRIES
A beautiful trained
Arabian pinto horse in a
a *nedy Act
'R'ULY SENSATiONAL!
25c -IF YOU CAN'T LAUGH, DON'T COME!
grandlparents,
Miss Louise Mothersill, Walker-
vibe, wasthe guest of Miss Susan
Bricker. last week,
Mrs. Nellie Claris, St. Thomas, is
visiting her sister-in-law, 'Mr's. Chas;
Toms fora fortnight.
Lawrence F'owlie, London, was
with hisr
sister», Misses. F. and P.
Powlie over the weekend.
Miss Ruble Fisher., Kitchener, visit-
ed her aunt, Mrs.- E. A. Edwards
over the holiday weekend.
Mrs. T. B. • Howard returned to
Toronto on Monday after having
apentea month in the village,
Mrs. Victor Burt and Mary Lou,
who have spent the Summer with her
parents have ;re—tinned to London.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Duesing,.
Toledo, Ohio, left on Monday after
having spent a week in the village,
Miss Audrey Sturgeon left on
Monday to visit her brother, George
Sturgeon and his wife in Steveston,
B.C.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker and
four daughters spent the week -end
with his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
W. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Buchan,
Dunnville, were the guests of the
former's sister, Mrs. N. W. Woods
"The Hut,"
Mies Grace Cameron, who has
spent the Summer with cher sisters,
Misses B. and M. Cameron, returned
to Chicago last week.
Dr. and dbirs. W. Tiilmann have re-
turned to their home in London after
having occupied their cottage "Long-
ue. Vue" for the Season.
Mrs. George Davison and Mrs. L.
McInnes, Woodstock, spent a few
days last week with the former's
sister, Mrs. L. G. Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Janmes Cameron have
returned to Toronto after having
spent the Summer at their cottage
on the Blue Water Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Day and two
children, Detroit, spent the weekend
with the f-ormer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T.J. M. Day, "Hightop".
J. M. Stewart returned to Hamilt-
on on Friday, to resume his teaching
duties after having spent the Summ-
er at his home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight,
Ronald 'and Mary, Toronto, spent bile
Labour Day weekend with Mrs.
Knight's mother, Mrs. M. Gemein-
hard,
Ds, and Mss. Stephen Moore and
son; London, spent the weekend with
Dr, and Mrs. Stanley Moore who are
oceupying the Robinson cottage on
Delevan St.
Mrs. J. E. Howard and Margaret,
Charles Gemeiehard, Mrs'. R. J.
Watson and Edward visited ,Rev, and
Mrs. H. G. Fl Crosby, Mooretown, on
Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Reehnitzer have
returned to London after haying
occupied. the Metcalf rosidenee fer
'August. Their son, Peter was with'
them over the 'weekend. ,
Miss Ada Bingley, DetGort, .Mr''
mad Mrs. B. T. Bingley and -.Barbara,
Toronto have returned to theib homes -
after having spent the Season- at'
their cottage in the village, `
George to
left on Wednesday
morningto join the "Quedoc" after
having spent several days yrith' his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell,
while the freighter was in''port in
:Goderich.
Mr, and !Mrs, J: Redford, Clinton,
&net Miss Wilma Radford, London,
silent the weekend et their cottage
"Radford" Dr.. and Min, Watters,
Goderieh *ere their guests over the
weekend. •
Rev. and Mrs. J. Graham and
Monica have returned to Watford
after having spent a month in '.the
Pearson cottage. Pat Graham, Wood-
stock, was -With-ads parents over the
weekend and holiday:
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Cree Cook
"Lochame" for the, weekend were,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dear-
born, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Sitephens, !She/bourne and Mr, and
Mrs. Stuart Cook, Toronto.,,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morley, Birm.
Ingham, Mich., visiteh their sister,
Miss L. Morley, "Birroheliffe" over
the Labour Day weekend. Their
daughter Pat who 'had been visiting
her aunt accompanied them on their
return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson
and three children Lynn, Arthur and
Carl left on Monday for their home
in New Jersey after having spent a
few day» with Mrs. •Stevenson's
grandmother, ,Mrs. Susan Halley,
"Halley Lodge -
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hart, •Charlie,
Muriel and Ronnie, Toronto spent
the weekend',with Mrs. H'art's parents
Mr. and Mrs. George King. The
many friends of MTs. King who has
been indisposed (hope that .she will
soon be quite herself again.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hovey over the weekend were Me.
Hovey's mother, and brothers Mrs,
L. C. llarrison, and Mr,' and Mrs.
Weldon. Hovey, Liman, 'Rex Hovey,
Sarnia, and ,Mrs. Hovey's mother
Mrs. Bert Ruston, Mitchell.
The many friends of Mrs. Henry
MooOlinchey, who suffered a heart at-
tack recently wish her a speedy re-
covery. Mr. and Mrs. William Speed
and family who were visiting her
returned to Detroit last weekend and
;her daughter, Mrs. A. Holm, Preston,
is staying with her.
Rev. and Mee. H. M. Langford re-
turned en Tuesday .to St. Mary's Rec-
tory, Walkerville, after having spent
the month of 'August at their -cottage.
Their daughter Mrs. R. $sicken and
two eirildeen; David and Susan, who
have been with them, returned to
their home in Waterloo on Monday
with Mr. (Bricker who was here over
the weekend.
Moves House
William Orr has moved the house
which he bought from TATilliam Stirl-
nig, 7th concession, Goderioli Town -
she,, to the lot on Sarnia Street,
which be purchased recently from but he has bier ready to eniargR•
ILeelie Elliott. The building is small it into a suitable dwelling.
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ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE
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Oordtuoy, Flannel, Alpine, Algoma, Spun Serge
Spun Twill, and Angora and Wool
Also Many Pieces of dSuitinlg
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in Polo, Velour, Duvetyn and Broadcloth
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SPECIAL: Corduroy Coats lined throughout with Taffeta.
Brown, Copen, Rust and Navy
For Girls or Boys -- Sizes 2 to 6.
Normal Value ,$66.75 On Sale $3.98
R. V. IRWIN
Here
Comes the Bride
A lovely picture, to be sure, and 'haw priceless in
years to conn. Make an appoinitment today for
your wedding, portraits.
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