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Tis ,s'a nuine l r'h � c e tog� a sale
and you wiill le:surprised at theassortrnent of dresses we . havechosen to, ler t;c a a $3.49.
These ar te coLTl .iXsed. O� 'ftY�i.SJ7
®ales, w-oal, ere es slid flannels
in" Betty Brown, Billie Burke andHelena Gar �.eats.
i?�, 1 aS rso tment u etter. dress-
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SPECIALSFor
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siy1 �ea ddol �ub e b casted ,•sues
3 t(�+2 0 36 tocler ta a 990.a td?25is i�. Varie ®f
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'HE MARKETS
Wheat$1,30Oats40e to -50cBaey75e
Buckwheat; 75e.
Butter OOc to,32cLgs25c to 35eLive Hays$1025SUCCESSFUL i41USC-TEACHER
a recent copy of "The AylmeExpress" a splendid report 'of the
mnsle exminatons held July 12 in the
studio of Mrs. Maud Campbell; wa
en, Prof, Tioa'ell, Principal of the
Ottava> schoolof music'aain preided and complimented Mrs, Campbelland her staff on the excellence of the
work of the candidates, There was ac as f1 s o tweet - eyon . Everyone wassucces ul e.t Th Dxpress addsis now several years since exams
at local°eentres for.• the benefit of
mii'sie' students'were' establshed• inthe differet countie, and upon .maling enquiries we learn that, (while in
Huron county) 'Ars, Campbell `was
instrumental in having 'the first centres esablihed in connection withToronto Conservatory;; London Con-
servatory and London, (Eng) College
to the differenttowns of GoderichClinton, Seafoth and Wngltzn, and
ince coming to Aylmer some fouteen
years ago, has: made this an acte
examcentre every year, Upon further
invstigation we lean that during the
eriod from the time local centres
were estab i� lake ud p to the present
time, (including the em-lastweek),
M•rs. Campbell has prepared aio les
than 289: n.ca dtdates for differentBeams in connection wth the above mentioned organizations, and, out of this
number realized five failures, several
btaining. dplmas. `urely congratulations arein order.
The prefesor wrote' a letter to the
.ylmer Express to draw the attention
of the contitunity to the fine work
of Mrs: Campbell,' saying that he
could not speak too highly'of the
s 1 ndi tp e d hart ing ivhichi she: is impating to her' pupilsDEVOTED TO HARDWARE,
The Akron Beacon-Jouenal recently
had the following notice of an old
Clinton boy, the son of Mrs. S.Andes of town. • Tho cousin with
whm he left` Clinton asa lad was
Mr. Sid Jackson, brother of Mayor
Frd Jackson, now of Vancoiver.
Mr. Andrews visits hit mother and
ister, Mrs B, J'. Gibbinsy,:plmten
'occasionally, ad renews acquantan-ces with• old friends:
"Of course it would not,do if every
oan was engaged in the same btli-ness, for .then there would be few eus-tomers.and profits would fall off. And
yet, so enthusiastic is he.forthehard-
'are buiness,,esecially.in the line_ of
factory and mill supplies, that Rufus
R, ("Andy") Andrews, seond vice
president of the Est Alcren Hard -ware Co and shies. manager for the
milland factory suppliesdepartmet
declaes the busines helis in is ;the
only business fora young and everretic man to enter.
It was by chanes that he got into
it, as a boy living in a small Canadian
city. The store lialndled a general
line of nirchandise, as country stores
do, but he took a liking to -the goods
sold fromthe shelves allotted to
hardware. Wiien he 'finished his
schooling he determined to become'a
hardware merchant. He .is celebrat-ing his birthday,• today The Beacon
Journal congrateleteshim.le is a. native of Clinton, Ontario,
ituated several miles north of Torento. Ile lived there until he wag' 18
years of age, and was -graduated fromthe high school when 17. luring his
spare hors, while attending school,
he worked in the general store. ButCIinton,'he thought, held out no in-ducements for ambitious boy. His
e usino as nw a other. Oue iia theY Y
left home bound for Cleveland. The
cousin had an acquantance in Cleve-
land. "Andy" carred a letter of in-
trodction to a banker witha request
that he introduce him to a` hardware
merchant.The introduction rsulted, in obtain-
ing enrploymett with 'the 'Hinghai
Wholesale Hardware•Co,,'where he re-maind two years. Ile then joined the
force of •the Strong, Carlisle 'an'dHammond Co., dealing in factory, mill
supplies and°machinery where he re-mained-18 years, becoming a stock -holder. He established the concern'retail brancho West..Third stnIn-1917 he sold lis- sek and came
o Akron,. buying -a `third interest in
the Harter -Millar Hardware Ca., and
becoming its secretary. Two years
later ho withdrew from the concern
and became second vice president elf
the ' ast• k • zE A ro t Hardware Co. •lie
says Akron is the greatest industrial
city on the: continent+ and he is glad
he carne hete.•lie is a director on the auxiliai y
board of the, East Alston branh oDepositors Savnt;.s Sa' Trust; Co. He
a 32nd degree Maon and' member
of the Knights Templar and Shrie,
and Lions,; Club. One of °his' hobbis
is, his interest in the Lion 'club's blid
wlfae, and he is eheirmin of that
committee. IIis greatest hobby is
his fatal.. Il a_ .v o1r 5 fa ew other heli-bies which do not include gotf. He
has never tried it, -
He drives' his automobile onours, taking his family. - ie cultiates hsfflower and vegetable gardn,
en'}oVs listening to his chikt�•en >Ia] nail a dn sec om tames th1 em on the
piano, lie . always reads the ,Beacon
Journal and likes short storiesores the 0, 0, P: ticket regularly,
collects origental rugs' and old brasseand Bever tried to-wrie:poetry,• �Ie
and Mrs. Andrews have twosons and
twodaugliters,"
CLINTON MAN INJURED.
Five people ae in LinonHopitalas the•result of an acident at'the in-
tersetioit o£ the Nairn gravel and
concession fiveLobo township;' at• 10
e l e 1c o k VIonda m imamy o when alarge truck : employed on' the 'ltigh-
wax, collided with a , laghtsedan in
which was riding a party' of four
tourists • from Detoit.
Clarence Tierney, 'driver of the
truck, is in Victoria Hospital suferinSeem .severe inuries to the beck. Ile
is also sufferngfrom deepcuts'about
he legs. The Detroit pople are n
Si. Josephs •hospital sufferingfrontnumerous cuts and bruises.
Mr. Tierney is well'kuown rn Clin-ton havm rbee z em ov1 dg p . e dorm the
gsmnn tto drivin a truck g T.tr $oss and
Brazier who : had the contract for
paving the road.fram Clinton to the
other side• of Holmesville. Mrs. Tir-
ney, formhirly Miss Jessie Maguire,
was called to -London -on Monday..TTEND FAMILY REUNION.
ewe, and Mr, W'SDowns and
Masters Everett and Milton attendedthe 2nd annual reunion: of the Dwn,
Chute and 'Mills familieswhich took
place at Springbak Park,. Lodon,
on the 11th inst. end 'which was avery succesful affair. 'Upwards of
one hundred of the connetion gathered to celebate the 7Oth,birthday
of -the oldest member of the connction, Mrs. Sarah Downs of lona,and
to renew old `ties. After doing jus-
tice to the bountiful • speed prepared
by the ladies the annual-';pusiness
meeting• was held and the following
officers elcted for the coating year:president, )8. Mills, Aylmer; 1st vise,
Chas. Chute, St. Thomas; 2nd vice,
A. Downs, Iona Station; sec-tr•eas.,
W. S. Downs, Clinto.A program of
races, etc.; filled in the afternon,
concluding:with abaseball match between teams cptaiedby Emery
Mills and Ws S. Downs, the latt'team winning out by a smalintargin.The .following pints wre represented at the gathering,. Lodon, St.
Thomas, Aylmer, Tillsonburg, Inger-
soll, -Fingal, feechville, 'Clinton,. Iona
Station, Detroit and Flit, Mich_
NEP ,Ii,EW ACCTDDN .TLX i{ILLDD
The following from the Vilas Coun-
ty News-Revew, (Wis.,)'refes to the
accidntal death of the nephew of the
Rev. Fr, Gffney of Clinton. Father
Gaffney, attended the:, farnrel, returning last week.
• "Oe of the saddest accidents that
ever °cotrrd. in Vilas county tolplae„last Thrday night. when 0n
automobile -containig • a , party of
eight; young'peopte Crashed' into :the
excavation and abutment, ofthe new
bridge• being builk over the ; CrawlingStone creek ou the road to Lae du
Flambeau, killing two of the party,
seriously inuring two more ad badly
buising the other for,The dead are:
Lawrnce Gaffney, 10, son of Mr
and Mrs. P, .J. Gaffney, of this city.
Mary Maiming, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Manning, of Miuocqua.
The seriously injured are: ,
Helen Mattke, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Mattke of Arbor Vitae.
Eunie Gutmel, of Merrill.
The other occupants of the car were
badly shaken up and bruisd.
accidnt occurredbetwn
12:30 and 1 o'lock Friday morning
when the party were retuning froma datte'atLac du l+lambeau, AtCrawling Steno creek the road is be-
ing• straightehed out and a 'new
bridge' being constructed.` e old road which is stilll being
used until the : new bridge is com-
pleted,:makes - a sharp turn before
crossing. the creek. The approachto
the new bidge ; is Completed except
for en exea\ration about •six feet deep
ad, telfeet 'yide 'Y intmedi ' ,
steI uYfro't o t£ he concrete abutment• of the
PIICPF9ITY
BRIDE-TO-BE: SHOWERED.
,` On Tuesday evening some ,of the
girls of Ontario street .United church
met at the hone ” of CMiss Mat:•ion
Thompson: and showered Miss Kath-
leenLivermore.o L A pleasant ev-
ening was spent by the young folks.
E"NGAGEIMI•ENTANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crich' of
town announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Pearl Irene`,
to John Edward Turner, younger sox
of George N. Turner of Tuelcermnith,
the marriage to take place the latter
part 'of August.
IIOTEL'L'HANGED' HANDS
Mr. David Crawford, who has been
the n• >r' t •
o to
arthe e
1 of •GtnJzam
House
for the past three years has sold his
hotel and business to Mi Robert -La-
mont. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and
tlieir family are moving to Toronto,
Mr. Lamont gets ;immediate posses-
sion, 'We wish hint every success: in
his new venture.
LITTLE LOCALS.
A coat of paint has greatly ime
proved the appearance of the bend
stand.
The Thos. McKenzie Estate is in-
stalling an eledtric ' motor in their
planing InilI,
Quite: a ember -of people from
here attended the _ Blacic Knight
celebration in London last Friday.
Several Clintonians left by motor
bus for Niagara Falls last Sunday
but unfortunately engine trouble de -
as near Seaforth so the trip w
prevented.
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PALIET—PORTER . •.
The marriage of Miss Tirtriet'R.
.Porter, only daughter of Mr. and Mr's.
Andrew Porter, Giderich, "Ont, a'td
Mr. Rudolph R. Pallet, Qleveland, Ohie
was solemnized on Monday evening,
August 8th, at the Old Stone chtu:eh
'ClevelandOhio.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, Dr. A. Meldrum,•
The bride who was given away in
marriage by her father•, wore her tri.•
yelling suit of beige cloth, trimmed
with gen are
with l
smart grron hat„
Bose: and shoes to match neck fur of
Isabella fox, corsage bougeet of Oph-
elia Roses. The bride Was attended
by Miss Beatrice Holdup, R. N. wear-
ing an ensemble, corsage bouquet a.
Sunburst, roses.
Mee Pani HeYendrich, brother-in-law
'of 'the groom, acted' as . best errs.
Only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom and a few' intimate
friends were at the -ceremony. The
bride and green left en a' muter trip
to the east. The young couple ivill
make their home in Cleveland.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Presbyterian Chtbrch -
at 11 o'clock.
of Christ," Sunday
°
y�Willis United Clttnr
ServiceSubject:
"The Callschool
at 10 o'clock.
W esle ch
Services et 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev.
A. A. Holmes will have charge of
both services, •
•
$aptist Church -
Sunday Service, 7 p.m, Speaker:
Rev. Wnt. Raithby,St. Th binds . Sun-
day .Prayer ,5
day. school, 2.30, ervice each
Wednesday,'8• p.m,.
All are We1eo
10
In
Tr
er
ata.
Ontario Street United Church
Services on Stinday, August 21st:
a.nt•, Sunday school; 11 a.m„ "The
dignatioe of. Jesus'; 7 pan,, The
ion h
ofFaith."
Mi.
pErnestLi -
y
more will thebe preacher p cackler for the
y.. Don't fail to hear this talented
oung man df our 0001 town.
Young -People's meeting at eight on
onday evening. Prayer and Praise
vice, Wednesday at 8 pan. -
Keep in mind our. Silnday school
hiversary on Sunday and Monday,
pt. 1' and 5. Rev. G. E. 'Morley,
A., of Toronto, will be with us. He
one of the. most talented dramatic
dors of Ontario.
new bridge. There \vas no Barricade da
or other warning signal at the point y
where the old road turns off from the
new fill. Gaffney, who Was driving M
the ill; fated car,' followed the new ser
route and drove'straight into the ex-
Lavation and abutment of thenew an
bridge. Se
Every; member of the party. was B•
rendered unconscious be the .crash, is
and their bodies were lying in all 1'ea
manner of position •when people in
following cars carne uponthe scene.t
They were taken care of as rapidly
as
possible. When Lawrance Gaffney
was picked tip his ,pulse was. barely
moving and he died shortly. after.
Sheriff
McGregor of this city was
notified • of the accident by telephone,
about"3 o'clock in, the morning and
told that there was a dead maxi to be
taken- care of. Ile notified •District
Attorney Geo. E. O'Connor and Cor-
oner P. J. Gaffney and the party' left
Eagle River about live o'clock. None
of them Itnew, who the dead roan wag
I1. was the tragic and extr'emely pain-
ful experience of Coroner', Gaffney .to
di'seover, evlten he lifted : the robe
\elect) coveted the dead men, .that the
bed' was that "of. his son, Lawrence.
The shock very nearly unnerved Mini
and twice da•htg the day he required
the services of ap. hysieian.
' The body of :Lawrence Gaffney was
brought to this eity and :funeral ser-
vices were „held l4tionday morning et
10 o'clock from the honks and from
the Catholic. church.. • Father Bart
Gaffney of Clinton, Canada, -Uncle of
the dead boy, sang the requiem high•
1tat'I •
s. Father David deIivCred a most
touching ' and eloquent sermon which
tire's a scource of much comfort and
relief to,the sorrowing family. Assist -
Mg atthe mass were several Visiting
clerg-yfrom nearby towns and a cuth.
placed choir of thirty boys :From 'St.
GODERICH RESIDENT PASSES
The people of Goderich were sadl
Y
shocked
to learn of. the sudden' pas-
sing away of Mrs, Thomas Peningtorr,
South St:, Goderich.
for
a
Cao
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to
tray
.away
lisle
Eng.
ng d
nt
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w2
NOT
will`
the
members 'On May 24th she left' a visit to
her old home in England. On. July 1st,
Mr. Penington received, cable saying
that his wife
was"daiig usyI ill at
the home of her sister in rtersltead,
Eng. and asking }rim go at once,
He sailed on July 8th arrived alt her
bedside on the evening of the 1.5th and
site passed peacefully .a y at fi `i0.
wan. on Sunday'the 17t Mt•s. Pen-
ingtoni was formerly ;3e. 7ohns of
Bideford, Devonshire, E She was
of a sweet' "and retiring i posltthn
having "Even the ornament of a.tijeek
and quiet spirit whichof 'great'
price in the sight of God . To -know
her w
as t love her. e
p She s a faith-
fel member and. wilting . worker in S1.,
George's church and be sadly
missed, especially by :the etmbers of
Guild.
he funeral -,vats held l`rern the„Por
hadln tat
e s x.l church in which she
wed to Mt iPenington 6 yeare ago
May, (he"was laid t'e rest ie -the
tershead centeter
he sympathy" of the whole com-
ity is extended to -lief. sotror✓ing
bandh
w o has ab•eadVaettn•rtert to
Crich..•
tors
was
last
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men
bush
Mary 's of the Lake, Clearwater take Go
People Know
Miss Jean Chidley is visiting het'
mother, Mrs Jackson,
Mrs. David Steep visited Seafoth
friends on Friday daYlas.
•
Mrs, Carixe Jervis spent the week-
end with Detroit friends,
Miss Marjorie Beaton made a short
visit to her home last week.
Mrs, Chae. Coulter of Listowei,called.
on friends in town recently,
Mrs.' Jno. Perdue -is with her sister,
Mrs, Gardner, Goderich Tp.
Miss Vera Trick of London spent
Sunday -with friends in town.
gr. and Mrs. Fred Sloman and Miss
Joan are holidaying.. in Clinton. -
Mr
s Chas, Owen of St. Thomas T s vis-
ited Mis J. T. Crich on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Treleaven of
Lucknow visited Dr. and Mrs. FI;
Faw}e.t•.
Mrs, BSteep : left. Wednesday to.
visit at her brother's summer home
• at Barrie,
Mee T. C, Callander of Fruitland spent
the weekend with his aunt, Mrs, J.
Cuninghame. '
Mrs. C. M.- Colwell of Grand Ledge,
Mich` is visiting her aunt Mrs J
Cuninghame..
Miss Mildred Royce of . 1,,lkeri;on
visited -Miss Dee.nthy Streets over
the weekend. •
Mr, and Mrs. L. Govier of Godericn:.
visited with' Mrs. Watt. Maths over
the wec- elnd. -
e
Mrs. 'Suntan and Mrs.Wooler of
_
London visited .with Mrs. Jas, A,
Irwin recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rivers of Exeter
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Law-
son.on Sunday.
Miss Mame Clutl' has returned to.
town after a holiday spent in God-
erich and Bayfield. •
Mr, Sinclair, a former teacher at the
Collegiate Institute, is visiting Mr,
andeMrs. W. T. O'Neil,
Mrs.- Sid Jackson and daughter..Mar-
garet have been guests at Mrs. II.
Steep's the past week.
Miss Marjory Beaton motored hone
from Toronto and spent the week-
end at her hone in town.
Miss Olive„ Watkins returned home
Saturday after a fortnight's visit at
Chatham Detroit andFl int.
Mr. Tony Pugh of Royal Oak, Mich.;;
isspending a
fewdays in the Com-
»'unity visiting old freinds.
hlfss Mason, of London. hasbeen vis-
iti>lg Itoterwn. cofousinre, Mis\vd
s Aa;sgnes Walk -
Miss
Miss Ruth M•eMath returned Tuesday
after visiting friend's at Woodville
and Birch Pellet on Balsam Lake.
Mr. W. J. Binge of. Rockwood was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. David
Steep on. Monday and Tuesday. last.
Mr. J. C, Stevenson, who has been vis-
iting relatives near Brmssels for 11
couple of weeks,returned,the other
day,
Mr, and Mrs. E. Flewolling and fam-
ily, of Fergus`spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, . 'Mt; and Mrs, 'A-
Lucas,
Rev. M. J. and Mrs. Aiken and two
children .of Drayton visited Mr.
Aikens brother, Mr. W. M. Aiken
Last week_ ..
Rev. J. B. and Mrs. McCormack left
Monday by motor for Astoria, Long
Island, and other points .in New
York state,
Mrs. Lorne Smith and, Miss Elinor of
Niagara Falls were the guests of
Mrs. David Steep ort Thursday and
Friday last.
Mrs. Jas. Cornish and . the Misses
Cornish have rettttroed hone from
visiting with relatives in Pontiac
mut Detroit, Mich. `
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, blies and fancily
of Vineland, formerly, of Clinton,
are .visiting friend in town and
vicinity this weak.
Miss Vera. Douglas of Strassburg,
Sask., is spending her vacation
with her grandparents, MY and
Mrs. Herbert Crich ch of town
Mr. Walter Jackson of Brantford.
has been Visiting his brothel, , Mr.'
F. Jackson and sister, '.Mrs. 13..
Steep of town the past couple of"
weeks.
Mme; and Mrs. R. .l• Cantelon df De-
troit and Mrs, Cantelot's , father,
Mr. T. Ramsay, spent -the week -end
'at the home of blr. Goldie and Miss
Bertha Cantelon. :e
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Beaten and lit-
tle son, Jack, ` of Sandusky, Mich,;
are spending their vacation with
their grandparents, .Mr. ,:and Mrs.
• Herbert' Crick, of town,
Mrs. Will Kress an
t I s d her daughter,
Mable, , mato:.ed feint Preston to
visit Mr, and Mrs. Foiland,. Mrs:
Kress is a sister of Mr. Pollan(' and;
'is going to stay in Goderich for a
tune for Mrs: Kress' health.
Misses Mary' and Alice Holmes, Mr.
Charles Leight. and Mt. Clifford
Park have returned to Medieini'
Hat after spending r sp nding three'veelcs at
the home of Beaton, and in visiting
Bayfield, Toronto •and-othei points.
lfr.' and Mrs. G. B, McBride, Master
I{ennetlt and little Miss Joyce, of=
Flint, 'Mich., Mr. ,and Mrs. Thos,
McBride of Los Angeles, Cal., and
miss M:`llurrows of Sbeppardton
were guests at the home of Mrs.
Pernebaker last Friday.
Mr, M
iZr, and Mrs. Jos. Amos of l3rinsley.
Mrs. Amos and children M and
Mrs. 1I, McNeil' and Mr. wed Mrs,
J. H. McKay of Ailsa Craig, visited
Rev. T. J, Snowden on Wednesday,
They came' to 'celebrate Mr. Snotit•.
den's eighty-second birthday,
Mrs. (Rev,) R, -;J, McCoi•ntacic
and daughter Muriel, of Hamilton,
called o'n friends Isere the hast week,
Ifs and Mrst.Harold Calbeek and
Master R 'ss, ,also Mist Dan CalbeekC
re
MISS MARION R. GIBBINGS
who is appearing in the town hall .ora
Tuesday; August 23rd.
and Mrs. Clarke motored front Win-
one on Saturday, and spent the week-
end with Miss S. Acheson.
Mrs. J. Harrison of Port Colborne
spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Brogden Macblatii, •
The Ladies' Aid, W, M. S. and Mis-
sion Circle met at the hone of Miss
S. Acheson on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Burnett of Toronto, formerly
a resident of Holntosville, was renew-
ing old aequaintances here the past
week.
Mrs, iN, W. Trewartha of Clinton,
entertaned her S. S. class to a de
Iightful picnic on Miss Acheson's
lawn on Friday afternoon, " AlI re-
port an enjoyable outing.
The W. NI. S. jubilee eervice was
held in the United church Sunday
morning, The service was conducted
by the president, Mrs, Lobb. The.
Bible reading and naming of the na-
tion were read by Mrs. B. Trewartha.
The 'provinces' were represented 'ay
eight members of the W. M. S. dec-
orated with a spray of maple leaves.
Ag •r
arta of junior girls garlanded
with leaves sang "The Maple Leaf"
and several Mission Circle girls sang
"O Canada." Mrs, Walter tlxen.gav-e
a short address on "A vision of the;
future" ,
•--'The-' ervicce neate-Sinadayy will bill
taken by" a representative of thq
tibia Society. R
The W.. M. S. and the Ladies' Aid
suet at the home of Miss S. Aeheson
on Wednesday of last week and held
their respective meetings. Miss -ache-
son and. Mrs, B, Trewartha then
served a ten cent tea.
Mr. Howard Mulholland, Miss
Muriel and other friends motored 'to
,Detroit for over the week -end.
Rev. Kilpatrick and ' fatn'ily arn
holidaying at their cottage near Kin-
cardine,
bIt'. and bi're, W. Elliott and Mr. C.
Tyndall spent Sunday: with Listowel
friends.
Misses Norma ' and Ruth Potter aria
visiting at their uncle, Mr.: We ,Pott
ter, Stanley Tp.
Mrs. McRoberts from Pracebridge
and bIrs,,Fisher and 'daughter front
Los Angeles, °Cal• visited-Hohnes-
8i11e friends over Sunday.
Mrs. H. Bennett and Mrs. E. J.
Trewartha are spending this week in.
Windsor. ft
Mrs.., Buchanan and son Donald . re-
turtted;;te Toronto after spending s:,
A. •
fewJ'edaysiwith the former's aunt, Mr&
z'vs.
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Londesbol"o.
The W. I will hold their regular
monthly meeting on the a last T
hur
-
day in August, instead of the first
Thursday in September. It is Greed
mothers' Day. They are preparing a
good program, A, ten cent tee will
bxM. served at the close, Evo ':.one.
welcome. A splendid' time is expect-
ed.
Mr. Ford of Brantford was in our
vicinity ' last 'week calling on _ old.
Miss Stewart of Owen Soued had
returned after' a short stay with re-
latives here. _
lVllr. and Mrs. M. Hooper spent thi9�
week -end nt the latter's,pareets Mr;
andM s: J. Elsie
x y.
Mrs, John Grainger is staying with
Deer daughter, Mrs. Geo; Cowan for a
few days.
Mr, Geo,-Hesselwood is quite sick'
at the home of " his sister, Mrs. 3.
Collinson,:
Mr. Henry
Lear is taking • a trip ftp
the -lakes this-weelc. This is the se-
cond trip this summer for Mr. Lear.
The W. M. S. held their meeting in
the basement of the United church on
Wednesday last. rou - No, 1
Wednesday Gp took.
charge sf the meeting, o hich... wee •
very interesting.
Mr, sand Mrs. Bickel' and; thein
daughter 'and - son -lit -law were' eall0ra
in the village Wednesday. Mrs.
Bickel was formerly Miss Mattie Cas
well, daughter s -
of the late Rev, J, Cas-
,
a
w fl
e
Cl a e.•iela Township
Miss ,Georgina riddle of London.•}s
vi t
sting• at her homern Goderich town-
ship,
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- x. and;4i><s. N. J. Wilson and fan:`-,
lty of Sarnia aro' visiting the lady's
parents, Mr• and Mrs, W. H. Lolili,,
Bayfield road,
M4•
and Mrs Emelt. Lobb and fans-
ilyt, Mrs. Harvey Snyder and M'as'er.
Llgin ",visited Auburn friends • over.:
Sunday,