The Goderich Star, 1925-09-17, Page 1r.
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Invitations, Announcements,
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SIXTY SECOND YEAR
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925
Mr. Merchant—
You can do a bigger and better
business the coming Fall—sell
cheaper and makll
s more moneye
no matter what line you are in
--if you use fairly generously
The Goderich Star
VANATTER & NAFTEL, Publishers
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Ashfield School Fair Today and Colborne School Fair Tomorrow—South Huron Conservative Convention Tomorrow at Hensall
Sun life Assurance Co. of Canada
"WITHOUT AN ESTATE"
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Wedded in New Yor A quiet wedding wassolathn Little Ch:ch Arcund New York City, on Sept.
� °n John H
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We understand Cha the nuavu
vestments Co., Ltd., intend mo
f Mr. nixed in St. P,ul•s c`.urch, Win
•h tp. on Tuesday.afternoon, Sept 8th,
Y the Miss Elizabeth Nichol, of roe♦
daughter of Mr. Jas. Nichol, of
ton berry, became the bride of Mn
, and thur Challacombe, of Toronto,
Thee" \\onto dee!) to rte nt_i�orlty of those wain die In uuttse,. a e..r•
1.1g t" purr,:,+I i n1 'lienal. This need out be the ease if e%'1) k
age rarn.•r \could r),1C1 nal• call)- lay aside a snide e,wn to apply oI> rnis
t life aieuranee premium lein,ult us regarding this sydtri .it t \\ 1)' of the CI
✓ e uo lnfuruuliuu v..11 be cheerfully fu-itlahe.et. 1st,
Mr. Herbert n n Noose, son of
*r ^� rt near, of
'Phone 115 H. R. LONG, District Agent j'''
v}ng
WANTED
L:\r\\r:t'.en wa -ilod
to handl.. Wotklns l,u Qui .ty
Pro luck dir,•r1 to uon.es to Goderich.
Write J. H. WATKINS GUM1'ANY, Dept
I, Hamilton. Outerio.
WOULD $l0 A DAY INTEREST
YOU?
)ours :f you a t 1.u,'LI\ ,'.
I'd wen in tee fvllu\\uL premail„n,
old trades are e,on,tantl> .0 dew-A:.l.
The o1.1 r,'l thh,luvl Ilentp;ul• ..mc,•^u
mr:a
4il1a'rt04'.'.1 Srh.00,, der IJ•n:010u
-roan to Lake po'111 1 s a, APe•b ileal
Urr.tlas, Auteuiebih' tilt I.1,•rlrical
Engineers, lush r•s, iirec.'..i\ers ,111,1
Platers Ir you are amt \ trn.ng
at latest (4..00 ., .Ln. 4\ rig,. 1. I,;a 1.0.4
\V., 'Perone . and \\e \v,ll ,• nil our
Irv,. book it trtl. '.iiia\ II ., ,loin..
pon't \hr{, r:fll bl\\)r,li \011\\ brill
tiON'1' '1'\1 1\ .\ at"I', Lt. Clt\ .\
TH/Clil: Nl>\\.
,) REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
71[11./USES ! itvl'SES !
t41 k▪ inds for sale.
If you intend t 11 ng - imine let me
show you wieve )'ou .alt sr(\.• money.
Never \\as the opportunity better. Get
pos.'s on whet it w111 oriel you to bulld
Shen eent1 1❑ and see \\ii'at t have to
offer you and ha\e ,Honey. Teel 1 will
. mem,' to you.
P. J. RYAN,
Rent testate and Ineuranee,
Phone 50.
THE .Aft.\Nl'Riltii; REAL EST ATI- : and
NSl'ft\NGE AGENCY.
Life. am Life , Areedrnt and Irtsur
ane.1geni
Houses u.. i1. Luta in ';oder:cli and t andNairn, f,.1' 7410 15lrert
Segg b:u•;zy 1.i for .Burk buvors. ern in
A!t,.rr eember of nooses stent lots Ineiul!u,
G :- 1eh foil' sale.
nt.^, llfly farina I1e;eil to select
bettor place to huy a herrn' of any.
J. \V. NFINIel'IleNr;.
Per.on•a' Peir, Uodrrirh, Ontario.
A. But S.
TOWN TOPICS
The Lions Club •
At the meeting of the Goderich
Lions Club last Friday Ex -C ens
Warden Elliott, Mr. Gallie, (repre-
senting the Canadian Manutacturers'
Association), and Ylr. Hurry Roth-
well, briefly addressed the members.
It had been expected that His Honor
Judge Killoran \vould be present to
speak to the ntt•r.iLer.i but he was un-
avoidably detained out ot town, out
it is expected h.• will be heard from
on some future t'rcasiun.
Post Nuptial Dinner Party
On Tuesday evening, Sept. 15th, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Pennington,
trataigar street, was the scene of a
pretty post -nuptial dinner party giv-
en in honor of Mrs. Pennington's on-
ly sister, Mrs. Floyd E. Smith (nee
Violet M. Ross). The dining room
was beautifully decorated with flow-
ers and crepe paper ribbons, the
wedding colors of yellow and white
being used throughout. During the
dinner Mrs. Smith received souse very
beautiful gifts, after which the even-
ing was spent in music and talk.
Mrs. Smith returns to Detroit with
the good wishes of many friends.
10,1s,
Rain.
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J. W. CRAIGIE
Real Estate and insurance
i
NOTICE TO CRED TOR
N rTl1;l•.' Ti 1 r;ItEU11Y,RS.
from their offices in the Masonic build-
ing to the offices on North street
being vacated by Mr. Cluff and expect
to make the change some time next
week.. Mr. 0. F. Carey will also re-
move to North street, taking the of-
fice at present occupied by Mr. Cav-
amtgh. Mr. Phil. Carey has opened
an insurance office in Owen Sound anti
the firm of 0, F. Carey & Son, Ltd.,
will operate in both OwenSound n
d aauil
Goderich.
Former AahfieM Resident
Dies in Stratford
After art illness of only a aveek's
duration the death of Roderick lei.
McKenzie, of 330 Huron street, Strat-
ford, occurred at the General idospi-
tal. The late Mr. McKenzie, who was
62 years old, had been a resident of
the city for 13 years, employed by
the Globe Wernicke Company. Born
in Scotland, he came to this country
with his parents as an infant. The
family settled near Lucknow. in Ash-
field township and it was there he
spent the greater part of his life, and
farmed until he went to Stratford.
His father, William McKenzie, who
predeceased him by six years. was
one of the most widely -known men of
the district, living until he was more
than 100 years of age.
1
Banquet to key tlumball
From the September issue of The
Blue Bell, the trade paper of the Bell
Telephone Company, we clip the fol-
lowing reference to Ray Runib•all, a
former manager of the Bell Telephone
Co, in Goderich. Ray has been w th
the Bell Company all his working life
and for some time has been in Wind-
sor as district traffic supenntendeni i
"At the Elmcourt Country Club on
1 August 12th, a large number of Wind-
sor employees from all departments
met in honor of Mr. R. J ltumball,
district traffic superintendent:, before
his departure for London where he
I anti iiee-the posifion'of div talon plant
• equipment superintendent. The ben-
t quet, at which Mr. C. H. \\'estman
acted as a toastmaster, was follev.id
by a delightful musical program and
addresses by Mr, J. W. Ord, division
traffic superintendent of London, and
Mr. M. E. Moore, who succeeds Mi.
Rumbali, Expressions of regret at
r , Mr. Rumball's departure and the gond
wishes of the Windsor staff were ex-
, tended in an address read :,y Miss F.
IN 1'lIE MATTER ul'"i11E ESetTE nl•
J.A.\iha V.\TES. IVP`: ul' '1'111
TDWN
Notice 1.; hereby given LIP,' all per
eons ha\ing claim, or denl.u;.ls agr.ins
of June. fates,
1n\vn of 1;oderirh• ui the Cn.tnIV 0
Ilur„.n, r:ontlemati, !e:laid, e, he di',
un the ,k)tb da) of \uaust, .4. Ir. 1945
are rage. red to 1.4.01 er ,irl1' to i':
en.lereeiewd, soli, iter, fur tee 1•:r(, .•1
truces, full pcarteeilars mf the e. riffle,,
till) \ 1111 ,l t) el e 4u.tt1 n ,1 aflt.l. \it
FOR SALE OR TO RENT nn or brfr,rr Pie. tlii4.1 ela> u: ,l' tub•
1. h 1P2:,.
\ 1C,pl.q '' hought raves. .\NU T.1Eh: NUTICi: t i 4 art„r Um
.\Bels al - 1''lt .th'h'LI:1: said il. 7.1 ,lav of Ilrlober \. Ir. 1923, th.
•-e.I Execei-tree will prose •d to .l,etr-
('SE FOR REN'T.-:Suh.1 brick cat_ hole 1110 esus:; of the eel rler.'osed,
' cage Button property'. Appl\ among the It.'rsr,n, 1.ntitl.4 111,hu,m,
2
D. MUUNEY,, East rt, ^k'honl• _on, and that the said oxer iter will net lie
I liable for the said asset, m • :my P101
f rr RENT.- Taco newly' furniesed tl>ere`of, to any person of wiles • el:rot
1 room two minutes wale from the they .hall Iw,t then have rer uolire
Square,: hot water heat, nalh. t Io<tr,r DATED at (loderieb, 11r1'ari 1, tin- 1•ilui
light, elephone, light h,> i.,' Eeol up da) er September .1 11. 1923
privileges, apply at The .tai Gale,.1L\YS ie fLeYS, o t rir 1.
r __ i—1 Solicitors fur the• h:xeeulrn'r',
HOl!FE to RENT-L'p•to-dale G ronin '
ed house on Brock Street. .\pp.\• AUCTION SALES
to •B, G. Munnings, Trafalgar Street. - 1 f
FOR RENT. - Apartment near the A11411'14 IN SALE DPT\Vr:NY\' 11\ h:
Sgirare, 6 rooms and bath. PO4- `',1IU1ATIII>RN /:.\TTi,E, all r•u1411•
session may be had octet) • C'ilh ..r '''1, 17, grade settle, 21 regl.t.er ` 1 eeirc••
perhaps a little earlier. Appl;. to .Mfrs. Orr sheep anri r, number m; horses ..t
alolutul, (,hurur street. 2 t LItT 3, CON. 10. C0)LRIII1Ni.; '1'P.. nn
\VEINESD.1Y, 4117 illi, t:1,',, Full I•,t
p()11 S.\LE,-Cabinet Grand Plano for
t gale. Apply to Mlle. A. G. KYLE,
!Dtrnlop Apartments, Wei; St.
FARyI FOR RENT.--Menesetune Park
for rent at nominal rental. ideal
spot for market garden. Fine barn •old
+dhirken houee. Apply li 11. .1ir;-
CREA1'11, Phone 331, Goderich.
POR REV -F. -Brick house for rent,
all ron\eniences. .4,1$11 a hour' for
sale. Apply to T. H. \Valley, eeclori t
Street
next week,
10MT. 1;LEN, T. 1-ar\DRY,
1 1'roprirte,r Aur.! tuneer
i,14 TIi)N SALE nF Hr il•SEliul.D
FU'IRNiTURE.
MRS. 11.\Vlll seruleee141'
will 44.11 h) putrlir aurhon at 11•'r r,i•
41.0' . East ilreet.. ceeler{ch :opp.ede
1're.i>yterian rhureh, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. 19th
rrm,ntrn • at 1:'30 o'c1
rick .911503.
�!OR RENT I)It SALE 4, s•••> en moat.I t nal table. 1 Targe leather purge0, 1
rd t401140, with furnace, bath, rte, ntnhr.gan) v,•ttt' 1 „tatm, arm-
e rhatr, 1 had tthl0, `l hall
nail rer.. 1
a , .1 on Arure vlrert, bet\vicen Victnrit and 40..re centre 44h1e 1 tr1,h Ist'red ,rn
Seal. Apirl) to \f \1. Ilovvi11,
Brown.”
Bender-Craigie
A very quiet wedding took place on
Monday morning, Sept. 7th, at 9,30
o'clock, when Jessie Olive Alexandria,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
tlraigie, East st., was united in holy
bonds of matrimony to Mr. Lewis
Russel Bender, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Bender, St. David's st.,
Rev. R. C. McDenilid officiating.
The bride wore a sand colored travel—
ling suit with crepe blouse to match,
blonde shoes and stockings and brown
and sand hat, and wore the groom's
gift, an Isabel fox fur, and carried a
bouquet of Butterfly roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Therese Fry, of Kit-
chener, was gowned in sand crepe
trimmed with pansy georgette and
worn black shoes and stockings, with
hat to match, and carried Columbia
roses. The groom's gift to the
bridesmaid was a jewelled bar pin and
to his brother, Mr. Geo. Bender, Jr.,
of Toronto, who was groomsman, gold
cuff flink.J. After the ceremony a
dainty wedding breakfast was serv-
ed. During the toasting to the bride
a telegram of congratulations was re -
North etreels. Possession latter p in of cher. t oniiiwar,.nrn ex481 ) n” tali!. II; ceived. Mr. and Mrs. Bender left by
inning remit (-haws, 1 writing d,•,k, t.p_' motor for Toronto, Niagara Falls and
: )fi ti1i,l; - 11' 1..1 \'R1\a;l'1; 1'I,I'1,• retry i ,rpets and rugs, pietur's, 1 .1 1-' Buffalo, and will also take the boat
Tftl' Y lfil)ti 20o 5 C 4
111110 hr.ar,t New \\114.3114 s.•.:.ng n.a011111 . � trip down the St. Lawrence. The
e kiieh• n rt, o, r4. 1 ,wrl11t e\. epee, t
,rt r;ork-r•els, April hatch. 1,031 Prrf•.11„•t tl.r.•e-burner rook •fn\, :,nil gifts were numerous, including a
birds w.t.. .a neck ae`rn4.' , t.'1. 1 ,I,•el rlr.ge. '2 kitmlen table,, 1
y suras per hint per ni.0.11. miner 1.0.4I.r1. ur I: -lis•, and k fibro ut.•n,11s
i 'Frinrwn't ..f it,., arae t'.Ir. P,1 rM) tilt I it-. 1 w3l11i11 human, 1 gal\nn,z
or 3 '-.sort time Iil,. I;h:.,ltr;": ret \\ar111.41). 1 J -shier •n.11 .1, e u) 1
SI,Ai11:. It. It No 1, It t. e. el
la ‘,,ii Ty, ,,,,r..\\r•, it t.,,,,)„.0.,1,.„ hn+•, 1 ., it
12 'nu •;' 1. ,,,,.I' rlr1. heater, 1 ir•.n hall. veil sprhna4. kt:
JI TOWN — — - -- -_
acini i.t un Nr iron roar . 1. near ,. ,411 •stand. 1 rm1-,•l. un. t,1:r Zhu f' . j OF GODERICH
roar''\, rn, ''4. In' iodine ,'.,I „t:.r•.
R+V bib-, , f•rtl"n healer. 1 email opal healer, snow
p 'ani .'leets 1. Ii,.Ihl.• " =+ PEOPLE %VE KNOW
,trel.•Iier. anri nunre'rous other article.' �.�ia•,:_.
• :N 1'.. \ sr4 reenlist iiiireru.4l.,•,1 n..,tt1. w, .1 ore01,z., 3 >1•,.0.0i.
hell
r, shads. salt). 44011(1. and ntatl r4:r. 1
rile urrr,t. a anri 444 11 n.” I "1)
1 ) .i!') 8.•1 1 hathr•,Iul mirror. 1 Per_
number of pieces of silverware and a
cheque from the bride's parents, also
a number of pieces of china from girl
friends received at a shower given by
Miss Pearl Ritchie
ash 1 tl h app. arin>r I ronin- ..,,aril. 41.n. , 10 fool hal ,Ir I>'.pes 1 s. r„tin 1
soft water p.
'blit pia to .n
attarhruent' in hath root,. 11 .1, ' •41_
,\ ea by l(el4.`\ hat .nr fart..., 11i'1
IOW t” '\H•'I.!n,• r\ ...>.,n1 4..k . _
Apply to ere- .Alli.• 0 r't .ur 'Ii I
Public School Beard
The monthly meeting -of tt'e public
school board was held on Tuesday
evening„ Sept. 8th, present Trustees I
Wallace, Acheson, Sallows, Saunders,
Craigie and Carrie, Trustee Thomsen
in the chair,
Alex.. Elliott, a scholar, was trans-
ferred from Central school to Victoria
school, on request of his mother, Mrs.
D. Elliott. •
Mr. Wm. Ruddock, s'bc .was ap-
pointed caretaker of Centra: school,
sent a letter of thanks to the board
for the appointment. He was also
appointed school attendance afficer
for the school,
A request frogs Btiis Evelyn N.
Dougherty. her name was placed on
the list of supply teachers.
A list of kindei'gerten supplies, its
asked for, was approved, the secre-
tary to order them.
The purchase of H dictionary for
\ ietoria school was decided on, the
chairman of the board and the princi-
pal of the school to make the Pur-
chase. The secretary was authorized
to purchase two owe! parer buckets
for Victoria school.
The purchase of paper towels for
both schools and of a number of smell
supplies for Central school waa left
with the chairman of the contingut,t
commmittee.
A number of accounts were refer-
red to the finance committee to pay if
found correct, and it was decided to
give the public achoels a holiday on
Thursday afternoon of last week to
attend the Goderich fall fair.
Smith -Ross
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at 9 a. m. on Thursday, Sept.
•3rd, at the home of Rev. Dr. Gibson,
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian church,
Detroit, Mich., when Violet Margaret,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Ross, Elgin avenue, Goderich,
became the bride of Floyd Ellsworth
Smith, B. A., second son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Smith, of Columbus, Ohio.
The pretty bride looked beautiful in a
gown of old ivory flat crepe trimmed
in heavy dyed lace, with picture hat
and shoes and stockings to match and' i
carried a shower bouquet of yellow
and pale pink American Beauty roses
and ferns with streamers of white
tulle. The matron of honor was Mrs.
George M. Ross, who looked charming
in a gown of blue silk crepe'with hat
and shoes to match. Mr. David R.
Ross, brother of the bride, was best
man. The bride and groom left by
motor, jmtnecilately after the cere-
mony for their summer cottage of
Wamplus Lake, Michigan, the bride
travelling in a dress of olive green
jersey cloth with green coat and hat,
green stockings and black pumps.
They were followed to the cottage by
some twenty or thirty decorated cars
of boys and girls of the Edison staff.
who entertained and showered them
with many beautiful and expensive
gifts. A reception was held later in
fl'
children, accompanied by Mr. their
Menton and dautibter, of Stratford we*Eth, to
guests ot Mr. and Mrs, 11. C. Walke,of Mr,
Cambria road, the past week. to, and
Mise Leaella Croak has returned tte mar-
dyraouse N.Y., to resume her p°altiot,r.ancis
as nurse in the University Intimary,
On her way aha stopped MC to visit al'
Port Colborne and Niagara. gy
Miss Emma Campbell left Monda; „ma_
afternoon ,on her return to Toronto John
where she is engaged. in Mr. Proudomo itr
foot's office, after a fortnight's veer( health
tion in town. death
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barett anbbtngs,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rutledge, u Plum -
London, spent a very enjoyuhle week; c me
eupd with Mr,,and Mrs, Hall Rutledge young
Palmerston at. since.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Young have relit bus -
turned from a six weeks' trip to thlt; who
Soo, tit. Joseph's Islaud and Ping chit -
Island, going by way of Owen Sounet Mr.
where they visited their son, g her,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mair, BritaxAnt, of
nia Road, have returned from Torovtvnt, at
to, having spent a week there visitin,a and
N
relativesExhibiSen
andn. fPe.
alas taking in the Oor,Mr. Ldward Biddulpht motored fro and
Detroit, accompanied by his daughtr sur -
and son-in-law, to spend Labor Da J'lure-
with his sister and brother-in-la\enmber
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, A. Wells, Bayfiolii
Road,
The appointment of Mr. J. L. Kil
loran to the bench will mean his remo\f live
al to Stratford In the near future, thougl Nat -
ho hopes he may remain here ter a 1'evowing
woek,, yet In order to close up his bust
the evening when seve
of the Edison Company gave acjdres- ,
I res, referring to the ability and good
work of Mr. Smith since he has been!
with them holding such a responsible,
position. After the speeches the
company of about fifty danced and
enjoyed themselves till the wee sma'
hours of the morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home to their friends
and relatives after 1421111PyI Sept.
21st, at their new home, 12$6
masker Ave., Detroit. The bride was
the recipient of many wonderful gifts
from friend both in Goderich and De-
troit, among them being a very sub-
stantial cheque, the gift of the groom.
May they live a long and happy wed-
ded life is the wish of many friends
of both bride and groom,
A new shipment of Dates, Figs, Prunes, Dried Fruits, etc.
Seedless Raisins, hest quality, 2 for 25c
Shredded Whoa 2 Packages for 25c
Sunlight, Surprise, Comfort, Gold, P. & G. Soaps, your choice of.
assortment 4 for 2.5c
Al Bars good Launch y Soap for $1.00
A good assortment of Curtain Goods for single and double Curtains'.
Floor Oilcloth and Table Oilcloth in different colors and
patterns
Assortment of Linen Towelling, 20c yd. up.
Medium weight Underwear for hot weather,
Men's Caps at close prices.
Boys' Outing Cape
We can Save You Money on Dry Goods
25o
J. J. McEwen
Goods delivered to all parte of the Town
PHONE 46 South Side Square
r
statement: "In Leicester., the old aged ram, best ram lamb, champion
reliable, James Snell, Cliotou, took lamb, shearling ewe, ewe lamb, grad -
most of the firsts, Ile n:r1 the best
nese here. The people of Godorloh will
be sorry to see him leaving Goderlob
Mr. Rex. Clutr lett to -day for S'rat
ford, where he is opening a legal onloe
The opportunttes which recent changes
among the legal fraterulty in the Classic
City opened up made inducements h
felt he could not well offered to let slip
Mr, Clutf made many trieuds r,
Gudorich while here who will regret his OUR 6z" AN NIVIER rititzrel°Oval ;PEMLPRICESALL WEEK
Mr. Wm. Campbell had as his
guests an Sunday last hitt brother,
,sir. James Campbell, of Brantford
who is the only other surviving mem-
ber of the family, besides our vener-
able townsman. He is 89 years of
age. Mr. Campbell was accompanied
by his son, Mr. Alex. Campbell, of
Preston, and his wife; also by his
daughter, Mrs. Free, of Brantford,
and her husband and their little 4 -
year -old son.
AT Tftg (ARBOR
Good progress is i1r\Rg reale on the
cement work on the satire pier.
The steamer Glen Isle Waite wheat
for the Western Canada Fleet: 011ie
is due today.
Good progress is being made oY?
both the cribs at the west side of the
harbor.
A gasoline engine driven saw is
busy on the bathing beach crtting up
the timbers of the old river breakwa-
ter, which have been towed around
and drawn up on the beach.
What is said to be the largest cargo
of coal to come to Goderich arrived,
per steamer Glenelg, about 4 o'clock
yesterday morning. This is slack
coal from Toledo for the Western
Canada Flour Mills Co. The Glenelg
is of the self -unloading type and the
cargo was discharged by midnight.
•
i"ir!..•n, us • 11 i,4 \+ it,i• - \-''' ' Mrs, W. E. Kelly, of London, was a
week -end visitor in Goderich.
County Treasurer Wm. Lane is
'y
thing 0(1141 he d14pm- -d of, a,
440'-te l.lar•I 1134 sol.t Di.. pri ,e'rfy
1 4 R\t0 (ash
'I' i;1'\rHl'• .1.,
0=0 (0
1•..0
away on a visit to British ('elumbia.
- :nh.• pl •,: f,,. n Mr. and Mrs Painter, of Hlnlev, spent
SOCIOr (rdon.,o .✓ 1•..\\n „f 14,.,4 '.,' . nr, I•nr1'. the week end t\fth Mr. and lira. url. I
O hon.l' \ 70 r•••\ el I• Worthy to town
DERF.NTIiRFS FOR SALE
(Continued on Page 6)
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Harvest thanksgiving ser \ ices will
be held in St. George's church on'
Sunday, September 27th. Thu prep -
cheer botktw. ,,,.twld .evening willt
be the Rev. E. V. McMillan, rector of
St. James' church, Ingersoll.
In Knox church the services will b
in charge of the minister. Subjects
of sermons, 11 a. m., "Fifty Years
and After;” 7 p. m., "The Heritage
of Youth." A service for young peo-
ple. Sabbath school at 3 o'clock.
Baptist church, Sept. t Past -
10.15;
ANNIVERSARY PRICES
nets bible cllaa in ss the auditorium at
10.15; subject, "Who will be raised at
the firs resurrection ?" Come.,
Olreachtng at 11.00. Evening subject,
"A victory without powder rir sword.” J
Everyone welcome. More are coming
every Sunday.
The Arthur Circle cordially invite
:4 lbs.
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all the young women of the congrega- 'TE SATIN
tion to tea in the lecture room on :ST FOR
1 Monday, Sept. 21st, at 6 o'clock. The PASTRY
regular meeting will follow at 8 p. m.
i The topics will be taken by Mrs. Cutt •ersary
and Mrs, Tebbutt,
North St. United churcb, ittev. C.)
F. Clark, pastor. Services Sunday,
Sept. 20th: 10 a. m., Mena Club,
classes and Mission Band; 11 a. m„
THIRD YEAR IN GODERICH
MacDONALD GIBBS
CHOIRMASTER KNOX CHURCH
will receive pupils in Piano and Singing.
Large library of choice Piano and Vocal Music.
VOICES TESTED FR E
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O:phnfe�all+l,tse or chtirck'or 'p41r
0600 1014 •
01 Tr' " "' Mrs. Ifoldsworth, of Hohn'-,\ idle Is
Vie guest of her dalklite!, firs
McPhail. Britannia road
44iva (lark, editress of the
News -Record, was a caller
Stair ()dice on Monday.
! Mr. anri Mrs. Grenville
111rltannfa road, are visiting the
nr k>17 fd), Inc tee Fair at London this week.
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14 41 • N.1'u11Ell I,t. i •'
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4'• 2 for $4257 ., ,111 1927
\ . .1 For 5117 .rt,
O ♦ , 4 rot 5119 14) ,111 1"2
Ne ' for $497 -Il. do.• 1e40
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O \e 7 for i13ia3:17, hie ler;' I Mr. Douglas Thornton, of Toronto,'
07, dun 1P11 spent the week -end with his grand-
parentey Mr. and Mrs. Hall Rutledge.
Miss 'Aiiifta Cox has returWi[ •borne
after vatting- risi4tirs' fn ,8t,'141101iiirs.
RililS G ode. defy, of -----
spelit itta,*astr hitt c41,111:.
Y)t►r s11"oti�ttif lti°M, Rtlidiliftf{tlil;f�
a�� 1tClw4 t ague,* td
Mus " 5111Ct 4IUlt.eiiilt'
public worship; subject, "Moses at
rn
the Burning B n
1 g Bush;" 3 p. m., Sunday
school; 7 p. m., evening service con-
ducted by Rev, P. S. Banes, of Aub-
urn. The public cordially invlt%
Victoria et. United church, Sun
Sept. 20th: Harvest Home th
`giving services, 11 o'clock a.
, 7 o'clock p. M. Special muni
IiAir silted by the 13
1 Qu�artette, Morning subje
1 'thing;" evening, "The
Gift." The pastor, Rev.
fers(Iti, at both services.
and Stitiday school begins
winter sera lona at 3 o'clock.
I The Huron Pteebytery ,(continui g')
held its regular Xfiarterly meeting in
the Seaforth Pref "terian church on
Tuesday, Sept. 8tf1, 'kith Dr. Larkin
In the chair and attefldlitttce of fifteen,
including Revs. McDerf;llll!, Maefarl-
' ane and Foote, ministers,, ,11'11 repre-
I sentatives from congreg'> etiee and
groups numbering eight if • t71'i. Ifhes-
srs. Foote and Strang were f1l',t'ed
as a nominating committee wi'0 p*1k' -
er to appoint committee,. RepoiI'.3
were received from groeee settin'(,
forth present conditions at d indicat-
ing for the most part situations now•
gratifying and full of promi.e for the !
future. in certain cases steel were
taken for making' new connections •
that will he in the interests of some
of these groups. Brurefiet•. now re -
Price
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2 FOR
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Anniversary Price,
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and
y the
Class
Mid
Rs able
elby Jef-
ble class
s fall and
reaves weekly service from Clinton_
<'har'es and the continuing congrexltr.ion that
worships in the Anglican church at
Clinton Bengali taxes the rapacity of the
at the sacred edifice. Arrangements were
I made whereby' the Presbyterian case
Clark, from Hensall, Clinton, Brucrileld and
Western Bayfield may be adequately presented
before the Commission tp meet at
Stratford in the near futot . Be-
sid e a Presbyterian delegati
sir
tie
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\m 9 Mr $5
No. 10- for SG? 0`t, duel •44433
Th.'we hoods bear I 'tared, at' ffve per
cr'nt. with interest xrupunll attached
and are offered to 1 sal euleterfbers et
par.
Tho list is now . ' Co titspn't1<\rr at
tette 'Town Trees(' 's Ofnce, and after
O , r cM tet the i(7t
liallauliat atptliijlr
null will allot' ilio
Yceaigftlitireec . bd;
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Pant tterltrel' '
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ng of Messrs. Foote, Mimi
Strawy congr.gatfons cone
instructed to flgt ' -
;in ferrous rept'esentatfcn,
meting? lasted two hours avid
f!t
reale* ' many isuattees clow. (
tio'Pell•
"trite, Pa ° fife oy the I
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ifte re$$ r, 1 Si P1i t •s
hyteriast. church, iledfortltt -the
con -
lane
ted
F u wig a t' w
yo h to cosi a i�eblt 4r :sr(
party in another section, you can have
your banker draw a draft on him at sight
or for a given time. This will be presented
through his local banker as request for
payment from you. When your 4raff its.
paid it is turned over to the payer. It is
his receipt for an account paid.
'i i5 is only One oft
tie numerous ways
in which the Bank
of Montreal can
be of YCrvice to its
customers;
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