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Mr. George Q t d, of askatC.. � 'tiu?rr .::w t>} 'a4.a thing: ecce>laorios-
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wJifa a0ll t;wi•R ba '10 ill# �pSt'S %0-
vran, . is , a visitor wi#i1i tktd pTowal+cfi their cQraages were pink roses 44d'
:gamily. svhiCs sweet, peas, : A buffet. sal .er
$p
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was held jn tU :aelXgif rgom, of meq.: �, ' 1'
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a,aile. of ,Valifa,, ar••it9 pts,herr p.#r,
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Mr. and Mr'a. J�azn'es Ferguson; oE' 'was s,grvad.hA tbe' evening,to _a .grqup
e11 on We�esda� ;Afternoon � J. ' , i�
e>ttts .-1Mr, and' Mrn.: , ;,, " ' a . Ani' z?.
laondon axe a e din their ]mall a s oli. relatfvea and #fends.
p n g d. F
llth,.._ Mrs w;Ilfax>s i riitton talcln 1
`':Melt►
T$Q Rev - Ir Mayber-F,y''whR was
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yin the vdllage., J' Mr. and 1 , town lit 91s.1i 0011.
ehargg• `he theal4}e 1Ahs, titre : " ,M
indllCted ifata 'the < [Iitend 'Cliuroh on
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. Merton Merrier, 4f the Navy..,:arriY• eyxuoon to Ste. Anne de ZjalxPr4 and
Churches of El-rRpe Today, Hymn. ;
,
30$ Britton
::3 dday.evening 1 st,'ocouHied the pul
cd home on Monday ..fro 1 aliFax, Quebec 'City. For kraaielling, the bride
was sating' a,ud of
fered Tine Bible
t on rSuuday morning a,)ast and
where he left his ,boat after .cross- eBose an ensemble of aqua 'silk 'jer-
.prayer. read>tng, ,
oxen, 13:1-13, was followed by a read -
preached an impressive •sermon,
A. sudden shock came to the eiti•
jug the ocean from England. sey with white accessories. °
Misses Grace'and Ella Ca>nleron,,of Amoxlg :the guests from a distance
ing,•iry Mrs. George Addison, "Estab
tens on Friday last in the death of
Chicago, and Mr. and "Mrs, Frank attending the wedding were: Rev
lishing a Home" �fiii4lites were read
Iiouo,ld Galbraith. Deceased had been
Cameron and William Cameron, of, Austin Brown, C.S.B., and Rev. J. Mc-
and adopted, and an'^ open meeting ;
' fin• his, garden as usual in the fore-
Detroit, are visiting their sister, Miss Carty, C.S.B., Toronto; Rev. E. Web-
was planned. A. reading was given
.-noon and was. found dead in his home
Elizabeth 'Cameron. er, Kinkora; Mr, and Mrs. Fergus
by Mrs. Brixton, "The Protestant
diter dinner.t The Funeral was held
Brown; Flint, Mich.;. Mr. and Mrs.
Churches in Europe Need Our Help,
from, the home of his brother, Archie
Ambrose Brown," Detroit; Mr. and
Now," and Mrs. Dave Millson very.
Qobraith, on the Varna Road, an
Monday. Rev. Mr. Holmes conducted
•" Mrs. Robert P. Brown and James
Fa'M" Riau lion Brown, Kinkora; Mary Brown,
ably gave the chapter in the study
`book, Thiland UnderTest-" A tem-
the service, and the Orangemen, also
ily Miss
(Continued from Page 1) ' Reg.N., Stratford;' Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
•
p,erance reading was given by Mrs. ,11
4took part in the service of which he
Toronto, brother of the groom, office Mord Fuller, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs.
Addison -on "A Wedding Reception:'
• Vas a member for many years. The
ated at the ceremony and sang t'he Thomas Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James,
The hymn, "How Firm a Foundation"
+&amity and relatives have the sincere
nuptial High Mass. Miss Mary Beale Atkinson, Misses Mary and Margaret
was sung, 'and Mrs. Nellwain then
. sympathy of the community in their
presided at the organ to play the bri- Atkinson, all of Toronto. Mr. and.
took charge or the W.A.
sorrow and loss.
dal music and accompany Misse's Ger- Mrs. Brown will reside i.n Kinkora,.,
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The glorious 12th of July was Gele-
aldine- and. Patricia Ryan in singing Personals; P0. William Benn and
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. WALTON
orated in the village on 'Thursday
"Ave Mari" at the offertory. Given Miss Mary Benn, Toronto, with Mr.
✓
- .last, when over thirty ledges attend-
in marriage by her father, the, bride and Mrs. Frank Evans; P0. Thomas
The United'Church young peoples' Doh?.✓
-ed. and a gathering of nearly, ten
was Joovely in a street -length frock of Mclvor, Toronto, Rev. J. J. Melvor,
camp is being held this -week at Godo-
4thoussnd. The weather was ideal till
sky -tone sheer with matching head- D.F.M., St. Marys, Misses Marion Mc-
rich with Rev. R. G, Hazlewood as
evening when rain lowered. the at-
dress, and carried an arm bouquet of Ivor,• Reg.N., Rita and Rose McIvor,
Dean. Doreen Coutts and Elva Shot
iendance of tbe• league ball game of
Briarcliffe roses and bouvardia. The St. Michael's. Hospital, Toronto with
,
dice are attending ,as delegates from
i ltratford and London, having to call
bridesmaid was her, sister, Miss Mary their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Walton United 4murch. „
ttt of after the fourth innings, The
Atkinson, Toronto, wearing a street- Melvor; Mr. -and Mrs. James Atkin-
Next Sunday, in the absence of hhe
lodges all enjoyed a gala day.
length gown of ,shell pink sheer with son, Misses Mary and Margaret At-
minister, Miss Vera' Decker will bej ,
A shower was, tendered Mr. and
matching accessories.. Her • flowers kinson, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. (
the speaker in Duff's United Church. I"'I
Alis. Robert. Turner,. newly-weds, in
were blue delphiniums and pink car- Joseph Atkinson; Lawrence. Beale, of
Miss Decker has been head of an.
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-the Town Hall on Monday evening,
nations. The best man :was James Stratford, and Edward Beale, Detroit,
Indian school in the West and she is
.
,after which. dancing.,. was enil'oyed.
Brown, brothel- of the bridegroom, with their sister, Miss Mary Beale;
speaking for the Huron Presbytery
!
Miss Guest, of Toronto; is visiting
and the ushers were Thomas Brown Michael McQuaid, Detroit, and Mar-
young Peoples' Uuion.
1
. " 'Miss Donna Toms. •
and James Atkinson, both of. Toron- tin McQuaid, Toronto, with Mr. and
,
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252 was sung, after which Mrs, Fer-
Mrs. Joseph McQuaid Frank Me
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.J " 'Grath, Waterloo, with his mother
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_ rs. Mary ;VicGrathI Frank Elliott,
® Staffa, has purchased the] residence Miss Elizabeth .Staples, of Tor.
/ ®• O i on No. 8 Highway, recently vacated ronto, is visiting with 'relatives and.
® o ® o' ® o �� r 3 by James Racho and' 'family; Mrs.' friends this. past week.
• Workman and Mrs. Staulake, Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kydd and Mr.
f
C `, I � � - y N �, �' sall,.with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brio- _ 'alter Rydall, of Shallow Lake, are
0 y , " ton; Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar, of pending a few days at the farm home
o �j�+ % ® o Stratford, Lieut. R. F. Gibb, Vernon, of Mr, and Mrs,- Kydd..
' B,C., and Miss Twyla Smyth, Lon- Miss Lillie Miller and her gr'and-
. - o e o o O m o don, with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mal- father, Mr. Miller; left tori Wednesday
.i +•T1 I color; Mrs. Dan Herbert, Toronto, for a month's visit with relatives in
o ® I with Mrs. J. Belfour; Mr. and Mrs. -the West. -
r 4 0 ` i � r �/ Charles Honey at Grand Bend; Mr. • Mr, and -Mrs. Leonard Harris and
' , and Mrs. James T. Malcolm at Bay family spent Monday at Port Stan -
.11 I Mr. and 'Mrs. Lawrence Barker ley. , .
Ix.4 T . k A ,�t YY 40
G ! r W:I
REGITTIR3r
One,plyce styles In size M"ge 'f/�o
season's •dro'sses In tlilral',-chock airtti.a
Include Blue, Rose, Gregis, Navy and, Via'
QN Ia�A kE A'T -
,
GROUP 2
Regular $5.95 Dresses
Many in this group are two-
Misses ' Mary Margaret and . Teresa a regu r y g
Ryan,' London, with their parents, the Mission Band wfll be held on
piece styles in better quality
a>wa8omcost. l��°g W aocoss
t .,.W tUyov.
cotton Summer fabrics that
Miss M EIla Robinson and Mrs. A-
take to the tub as often as•
Mrs. Joseph Carbert and daughter, of
you wish- Colors include
Mauve, Navy, Red Rose,
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Green, Blue and others. All
s
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this season's newest styles.
Circle girls assisted the ladies serv-
REDUCED T411
Holland; Miss Mary Stapleton and usual hour on-Sunday:'Sunday School
44,29"i""'I"i",i 01 rl.,*,�!
GROUP 3 .
Here
V.
a special group of all our higher priced dresses
in new Crepes, Rayons and Finer Cottons, in popular
ane or two-piece styles. Not a better dress is with-
held. Every dress in stock up to size 48 goes into this
big sale at
. %
DISCOUNT
and daughter, Donna, at Goderich; Misses Roberta and Doris Duncan
'-,, - Mr. and Mrs. Britton attended the spent -the week -end at the home of ..
Y,,
of .Harris reunion at Stratford; .Mrs. Geo. Mr. and V.rs. K. Simpson.-
E. Holland in Toronto; Mrs. Leonard Miss Mabel Selves is holidaying at .
/vi�vDS Bader, Detroit, and Mrs. Otto Kyllo- Grand Bend.
' t Ca" %IT d t n it
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Al
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:r:a
ran, Toronto, with their parents, Mr. Joanne _ a -r an erwenF a o s
tjo� and Mrs. Martin, Feeney; Mr. and operation at Dr. Fletcher's hospital
pp N - blest40ty. VdIul AS
"r
I Co.- *a*� A'i �Kr \ eras, Joseph Giviin and children, of on. Wednesday of this week. -_ . I • V
. % �a �,OG IS.your London, with Joseph Givlin, Sr.; Mr. Miss I. T•urnbull'and Bert Gardiner - .
OY'� QepEo�� q��,co at anfi" Mrs. gtrs .:3teyaoi33s; Detroit, o -A Lctnd�en;-spsxt the w�e,eud at the _ , ,,,: _„�
ittO %,gl6� oso with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter; homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardiner.
. ..
E° Th la monthl meetin of ' -11
COX" 04 0�-
Misses ' Mary Margaret and . Teresa a regu r y g
Ryan,' London, with their parents, the Mission Band wfll be held on
a>wa8omcost. l��°g W aocoss
t .,.W tUyov.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryah; Mr, and Sunday morning in the church bake
Miss M EIla Robinson and Mrs. A-
ooYC'o-01
4 Goo 0 ;4blccn'a'
Mrs. Joseph Carbert and daughter, of
ment.
Rhode poured tea and the Mission
tee 4e �s V I vo
Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Sunday services will be at the
Circle girls assisted the ladies serv-
YOU, TO
of OPTF
Holland; Miss Mary Stapleton and usual hour on-Sunday:'Sunday School
h wan
ing. The 'birthday cake, which was
QpA� Y 0,1
Miss Barbara Holland axe vacation- at 10.15 a.m., church at 11,15 a.m.
decorated ,and. iced in pinkwhile,
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410
ing in Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. James
64th Anniversary of W. M. S.
,and
was out by Mrs. John Allison.
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Krauskopf in Windsor, where Mrr.
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Knauskopf's brother, William New-
The sixtieth anniversary of the
do
.
oombe, is critically . ill ; Mrs. William.
Ackroyd and children, Toronto, with.
Thames Road W.M.S. was held in
the church on, Tuesday afternoon at
Shall we Eliminate
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke; Louis
2.30 p.m. with `1{l2 in ' ,attendance.
i
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.Elimville
Bruxer and Mrs. Elizabeth Bruxer at-
and Roy's -Society and the
DeP�'e$$jQT]$
tended the funeral of Sister M, Bert
Mission Circle girls were among the
• - .,. • •
rand, Notre 'Dame Sisters, at Water-
guests "'with ladies of Thome
(R. J. Deachman)
according to an announcement by ties:'.
'loo, on ;Monday; Miss Phonsine Meag-
_,along
R - d congregation and past members
°
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her in London; Miss Mary Beale in
from Exeter, Woodham and Toronto.
Depressions have a long history. I
We cannot solve the problems of
•
S tratford,
Mrs. W. Stone and Mrs, E. Pym were
have on my desk a chart covering
;t<
i
pound bag $3.75; 75 pound ;bag, $2.8'1;
. in charge of the registration at'the
1
153 years of economic progress from
1790 to 1943.
50 pound hamper .$1.88; 15 pound cow
1.7
-':
our econo" c`problems. We have at-
WINGHAM
door and Mrs. Charles Allison and
tained , a high level of national in-
tainer 41 cents. Miximum . prices o
fnow�
•
Mrs. Stanley Coward acted as ushers.
It' was Compiled by the Cleveland
mand where costs would be ignored,
-
',The body • f Mrs. Ray Kendrick, ,of
The meeting opened with the presi
Trtist Company, an institution which
'
Colbeck Ave., Toronto, was picked up
dent, Mrs. Mair, in charge, assisted
does a good deal of- research in re -
Ing centre from Harrow, providing it
by the freighter Charles Huntley off
y
by the vice presidents and Mrs. Wise-
Bard to the trend of business, has
customers and friends. Never in all
previous Canadian history was there
Wholesale and retsil mark-ups we-
Peter Point in.Prince Edward County
man and Rev. W, Mair. After sing-
been doing it for many' years—does
•;x
"' ' • ✓
Thursday night. Mrs. Kendrick was'
Ing the Doxology, which followed
�t rather well.
"
the. former Alma Bosman, of East
with the National Anthem, the Lord's
.
Wawanosh, the daughter of. Nix, and
Prayer was repeated in unison. Hymn
In this chart the normal line.. is
31ys. YIaurice Bosman. She was one
252 was sung, after which Mrs, Fer-
taken as zero. Variations are repre-
R
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of the eight who lost their lives. when
guson read the scriptdre lesson, fol-
rented by plus or minus signs 'above
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the schooner Siren burned .and sank
lowed with prayer by Mrs. P. Stone.
and below' that level. It is in two
,
off the Niagara River mouth on June
Rev. W. Mair then took the devotion-
colours, black and red. "Black" ris-
-line
18th. Her husband is the only one
al address, after which Mrs. Mair
ing above the marks an era of
••
of the party whose body has not"`yet
welcomed,the guests. Elimville Aux-
prosperity. "lied" below indicates
been recovered. - The freighter• took
iliary, Mrs. H. Bell and Mrs. Ed.
depression, ,
•
the body to Toronto. Unlike the six
Johns rendered a duet. This follow
ed with a history of the Thames Road'
The "reds" are, at least, equal to
bodies recovered shortly after the
Auxiliary given lire. Wiseman. An
the "blacks." We have had perhaps
c
'
iac-fs
cident, Mrs. Kendrick's wore no life
and no burns could be de-
"In Memoriam" service was then con-
se
'more Years of hard times than Of
was
•C
preserver
tected according to Dr. Julian Lou-
ducted by Mrs, A. Gardiner in -mem-
good. The 1929 to 1939 period
the deepest depression of all time.
"den, coroner.
cry of the :past members who have
passed) on to a_bigher service since
The present wartime boom' gives us
Mrs. Kendrick was 32 years of age.
1935.. Mrs. A. Morgan_ •and Mrs. G.
the highest level of production in bu-
r
.She is survived by her parents and
three •brothers: Gordon, at home;
Stone then rendered a subtable duet
man history. Nice, isn't it, that
Jack, who is overseas, and Harold,
at 'the close of this service. Mrs. Hugh
those now living know more about
booms and depressions that those
who is' stationed at Camp Ipperwash.
a
Taylor, Toronto, a former pastor's
who lived in any other period, of hu -
°
Mr. and Mrs, H. Bosman, of -town,
wife, was guest speaker for the af.
terxtoon a very timely ad
man society? We have a wider ex -
NE CENT a word A
are grandparents and Mrs. R. H.
Lloyd, of toren, is an aunt.
and gave
dress of the inissionary work in the
Perience.
foreign mission fields. Roy's Auxil-
Despite it all, or is it bea4use of
minimum 25c) - Is
- ,®
iary then retldered a duet with Mrs.
it, we have made -more progress in
CROMARTY '
Stanley Hocking and Miss' Gwen
the last 153 years than in all man's
'Human
x,11 that it costs fox
Hocking taking part. A' few words
previous existence on earth.
,you
Mr, and Mrs,,.Weitzman, of N.iag-
of greetings were then given by Mrs.
progress would not bave been as
a classified ad. 111 The
ars, are at present visiting with
E. Pooley, president .,of Elimville So-
great if, over that. period of 1.53
friends in the neighborhood. Mi{s-
ciety, and from Mrs. B. Russell, presi-
years, these fluctuations in the tem-
�I1: con Expositor. All
Munroe, of Port Colborne, yrho motor
dent_ot Roy's Society. Mrs. J. C.
po of, business could have been elim '
-and be read by more
ed over with them, is also visiting
Gardiner, of Kirkton, was then caled
Inated. •
The ups and downs represent
that each week will reach
with friends and relatives in and
upon for a few words and very ably
.
around Cramarty.
•replied, quoting some $f her very fine
changes in mood aad temper. A dyna-
an 2,000 families.
A heavy windstorm with rain pies-
V(,etry, Rev. Mair then moved a vote
mic age can never escape them. We
ed over this community on Saturday
of thanks to all those Who took part
learn from depressions, progress
I
' If you want tb buy or sell anything, there. -is no
night acid It-ooiatinued to rain all tine
in the program and helped) •to make
would lag withoult them. High blood
is
• _.....
than using an Expose-
next day. n..
It a success: , The offering wag taper
'
pressure may be dangerous—so
lying
cheaper or more effective way
Mr. Ernest Allen 1•s at present er-
by Mrs, L, Ballantyne anal .Mrs. R.
low. Life does not consist of
classified ad. Phone 41, Seaforth.
ecting a handsome new fence in front
Cann. ,Hymn 249 was sung and Rev.
In a hammock. if Adam and Eve
they might
!)r
of his residence on the corner of
pronounced the benediction.
bad stuck to thb garden
• 11W
Main and Front St., which adds great-
,),Mair
The ehurch auditorium and basement
have skipped the depression — but
' -
ly to the 0-pearance of his property.
wag adorned with floral 'tributes of
mankiad would) have missed a lot;
'
-he Huron�1.
Mr. slid Mrs. Parlc`or--motored to delphiniums and redo earnations. Ail
. •Strttf0fa tAtif `a •few other villagers guasts then aasem'bled' in, tele, .Sund•ay
The chart records 153 years of hu-
man (history, ita ups and downs, the
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time Prices and Trade Board.
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but we hamstring our own- effort if
MAXIMUM PRICES OF POTATOESS
we consider these the final answer to
Ceiling prices of sold lbw
the problems of human progress. We
,potatoes
shall lose tre'inen'dously if, fixing our
shippers and. originally scheduled tie -
gaze upon social services, we forget
have been effective until Juicy 1'!Bp
the fundamental factors which, re-
will continue effective until Tulp' 21st;
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fleet 'far more clearly the direction of
according to an announcement by ties:'.
human efforts, its progress or retro
Wartime Prices and• Trade Boar&
gression.
The: prices from shippers or grovrew _ ' • '
,
We cannot solve the problems of
for potatoes delivered at Harrow tea
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society by eatin gthe seed grain. It
wholesalers are until July 21st,_ 1d&
;t<
is madness to assume that a redistri.
pound bag $3.75; 75 pound ;bag, $2.8'1;
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bution of existing income can solve
50 pound hamper .$1.88; 15 pound cow
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our econo" c`problems. We have at-
tainer 61 cents,' and 10 pound door-
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tainer 41 cents. Miximum . prices o
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come under the pressure of war de-
potatoes sold to any distributing ce-s-
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mand where costs would be ignored,
tre other than Harrow will ineludo
but we cannot live in the faith that
the normal cost of transporting potar
the world can" prosper from'-destruc-
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tion, ,that we can 'enrich' ourselves
Ing centre from Harrow, providing it
from the deepening poverty of our
does not exceed 40' cents per coat]
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previous Canadian history was there
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