The Goderich Star, 1925-09-17, Page 5Z
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Tlt�tJi�+iY,I"'P. 17th, 111K.Mimii�lllilffftls
j-Yisr Lirir�sG, M. CoN►k. mar fine reception at skis fit* 10 I
fitwiisg J. Crayua. C Awd Iak as, in addition to twtistg sset est title
Gent'n tiixe ilO `- station by a fayre �4al, e� �' In order to clear out the odd and broken lines
E. Anker+. Miss"hxmt 1! Batton- 1'rofeasionit or Amateur, Original, sent from several ooanWs. ewd •
• l 4In cottcw 4 in woof• -Mina I.A. not Cary Kilty band front Iclnca,r+disae, he roll. of merchandise we have decided to put on a
' g, , firs• 1liesi t Dats►oe soelc Fasieile, eoldaetioa fact more titan
FLIES' or steeki ,list tern tiiart ii iitchan . 6 pieturea-Muss Llvingsmi,t Elva given a parade around the taws► Ba -
Miss L. B. Fisher, Dr, J. Grieve Proctor, :Any arbjge't in crayon,, ari- fore the meeting, and tsererat throw• �
Dairiag on Cotton or •linrta-7X{w final 1;iva Proetor, Miss Livingston. and People were packed inn the ar•
L{vi ton, Mrs. J. E. Aitken. Ji,ny subject, pool drawing, original ena to hear hill addr"& + pemng ,.
To;K, Flits SOC. M0,Uunng, one patch hemm*d--Mian L. �M. C'ook. Mrs, J. S. Howrie. Anna« Hen„ James Lyow r7mDay
Kell them off with Flyo4ide, y It. Fisher, Miss Liv1 stars. ?.fiend" tour--W#JI paper, original design, ' � � �p}ettfoxtst
. 1 patieh �p.reerror- Miss h• H• sinpw, arotoua+t W4 ut. commer- He was aupiw
battles? also Fly Powder, n9 , w ap. ,lima Livingston, by many sof tb. � ___
Ti lefoOt Po>;san b'isi►er, lora. Felker. �uigirAo cilli, erayan colored• -•-:1l IM ,�
row -Miss LirinxAsn. Mant. palt- Mrs. J. S, Hov rie. Perspective draw" tine workers {n t is portion of �Nra commencing
PE y Swab. Ladiea' mmaing dress. print iiig, �Heil, tiny subject --Mary D. tern Ontario, while Hon. James. Ly- %
At �: J• J, Hauser. Ladies' after- i3aMrelf. -�>" . one, Minister of iaridr and Fatwta in
, -noon porch dress --Mins Livingston, Professional List, (HN the Ontario Gov Meeting Atter Saturday, Sept. 19th at 830,a.m,
Miss I.. B. Fisher. Child's rompers- i Landscape scenery in diatriet- led hitn from Tottwerta �'ti+ latter N
Miss L, B. Fisher, Dr. J. Grieve. Miss Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. declared that the
Campbell's . Store R*broidery aR' �' lsfcck Sal" Marine Lake. -Miss Brigham, Mrs. aflixm the faith of Conrerratifea in
Drug ' atenn J. S. Howrie. Miniature, any subject the future of ('tach, to declare their A bill of this sale will be delivered at your
Pitons 9 Tatting Miss Livingston, Margt, -sirs: J. S. Howrie. Sti1A Life. confidence in the leadorship ef, Mr, � y. .
.I,Ue Square Goderich, Qat. Paitridee, Flet -Minks L, B. Fisher, building --Mrs, J, S. Howrie. Flow- Heighen, and to exproas a tribvAe to 1'nrne �l�lttlra a� or l'ric?.l
, i1",:;:w Miss LIVID ton. Netting, -•Miss L, ers--Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Miss Brig -
B. Fisher, lfliss Livingston. Cluney, ham. Frult--Mira Brigham, Mrs, J. � greatness of the Contervatlre
Band -nude -Miss L.' B• Fisher, Mrs, S. Hawria Beat drar,lnMisa party ►, I
-J, S. Howrie. Knitted thread lace••-• Bim , Mrs. J, iE. Howrie Ani- "It l aced, ,, not whew o gam°, u Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Ar, J. Grieve- r V(ac would be pleased to have you call nays
/� /� EA iA p l[rx. a T. Tdw.ardic. Bost house mals --Mrs, J. S. Plod*, he declared, ,,you will hear the story
u� iA AA plant--Mrb, J., C. Ster►art,' Bisset Hardanger--Mrs. J. S. Hawrie. Mira Chi" Pa�tt i of dissatlefaction rind depression, a# be R}lOwn the
tiros, t I+. B. Fisher. Roman Cut work " Of-
. --..- Miss L. B. Fisher, 'Miss Livingson. (AII to be area and otiialied) J h o ,Wry men and �i
i�C4atiintied Exam 3►stls 41,E Jae of Flowers-•-Ghaa• Csxrke, i Bulgarian^-Mixs L. B. Fisher, Miss Single picas convantion+tl--•Dr, New alt V oo 1''
GARDEN vEGWABI,ES, MELONS, Livia On, Eyelet --Miss Living- Grieve, Mian lirigbam., Single plece. women who haw been drivsn fr+� Fall Si . .
T, Edwards, Mrs. E. Evans; (f) bent RTC. son,1 iss "L, B. Miller, SoXd --Mia» floral• -Mrs. J. S. Howr{e, Gen Brad- the country, And You will hear a cry .
collection raised by school children, Peck Irish Cobbler Potataos--Jno. L B. Fisher, Adis, J. S. Ilowria Rus- ford. Collection chlna VVIntiitg, not against the importation of goads
entry frea. -Mabel Edwards, Mrs. E. Fowler. W. 1. 'Mille, Mrs. W. IL sign Croja_Nba L. B. Fisher, Mrs, lass than faux pieces-�-kanyt Proctor, from other the
to the wOr* i;n plain ttnd fttnc�t f lttrt etc. o
Mra, Brigham. Six caps and saucers vantage of the factories and the.wor.
. Evans, Ral Henderson. Vet,,e�tas, Tremblax Pock of any other variety. J. S. Howrie. Italian Relief Work _
pphh nets atnd silks, * .
beat collection on !tents• --1~, Barker. Mrs" J. S. Howrie. . Mrs,:,J, S. Howrie, Sixg,*, er to
Mrs. J. S• Howrie.. Zinnias, host col- Early
Y°tatoea--b'. Barker, A. R. Swedish weaving match-: -Mrs. J. S. 116* e+, #dins Brig• kers of Canada. t; o aril! hear a cry q .
Oke. W. 1. Miller. Peck of been , -Miss. L. B, :Flsiger, Miss Livingston. againift the expert; of our raft pro e
Ieciion on stems ---J. Jack, Mrs, E. Mcuutaia Potatoes• --W. I. MlAer, Waliciati•.-XM Livingston, Mrs, Fel, ham. _ acts but` l lu►17e s 4# - - of a_, Ill +i: ], *
a_ Annual Phlox, collection (rt T ori. no. Fowler, Peck r_a.__..�.._... �.. - __,__+ .._.- ____.._ -.F-. ,E—�`.Iib b
E h Dickson,, key. Franck knots -Mrs; Felker, Amateur l'atogEtiphx :. the crX from attx' liotilee, l_ m:.�.._ _ ..... ___ _- __. _._........_..
atemss-J. Juck, Mrs. H. T. Edwards, any other variety fate potatoes A. Mise B. X46Vicar. Oriental --Miss Best collection 0f-pbotograPhic It was the homes, be added, which
Giadiolus, beat three spike*. -Mrs. II. R. Okci R. Russell, S. G. McKay. L. B. Fisher, Miss Livingston. 'Mqd- snapshots -Mrs. J. C. Stewart, Phone 8E� p
T,•Bdwards; Mrs. R. f;,::Postlethwaite, { had suffer through the lois of •their Successor to W. J. Small
lkrck Sir Walter Raleigh Irotatoew-(.• a conventiopal--Mian L $. Fixher. Judge-Gbo. lst+e'wtt'E. workern, sohis ai{psal ryas that the 11
Jas, MaeVi6w. Glad{oltrs, best five Truemner & Son. Two summer Mrs, J. S. Howrie. ° SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SECTION i
splices -Mrs, H. T. Edwards, Mrs. J. ,quash -G, S. Hunt, Mrs. W. H. Miscellaneous Penn xnd'Drawing 'electors of Western Ontario should ► �Q�O�O�O�q�Opp�Ol�to+
C. Stewart, J. Juck. Gladiolus, .beat I Tremblay. Two Hubbard squash Crochet trimmed bath towel end Specimen of wiitittg 3rd cl pu w . 'declare in no uncertain terms that
• fifteen spikes -Mrs. H. If. Edward,, Bisset Bros., Geo. Laithwalte. TV0 confidence in I�r. l►teiglton by toting -` "_ �"-"�
. Geo, .Laithwaite, Special Eby George recta White or. Golden .celery --F, face cloth --Mrs. Felker, Ml's, H, T• !is -Dorothy 8xidge, Agan �, IIt for Mr, George * fin, the; Candi- I C; Elliott, pastor of the Ilaptist were no future life thO injustices of
Ls thwalte,, best named spike -Mrs. Barker, C�. H. BaecWr. 'Two 'roots Edwards. Pair fancy towels -Miss Carrick. Specrnien of writing, 4th
Juck Jas.
Mac\ t- Livingston, E. Horny.. Bridge set class pupils -Dorothy Cook, .Dorothy ' date in North Horan. the bymn,1 O'Nearer, My God, o Thee," one he Po say the soonersent itld i -was ght earer thell calma `
H. T. Edwsrcls, J Red etYY--F. Barker. Two heads cloth and 4 servietLaa►, !n color -Mrs. p P �»' ,11
11 car, Petmiias, beat coliee;.'.on, single winter cabbage -.-Jas. MacVicar, . F. Clark, Edna FleVittie. Spoe"IThea 'of The Citlsdid+tte
Mrs I T. Fd- vo cabby e--
H.. T. Edwards, Mrs. Felker. , French drawing, d r -lass pupils -Cecil Rob- Mr,'Spotton declared that, so far µ'aa sung; after which Iter. S. a flat- better, but the assurance of a future
or -F►: Barber, Mr 1. Barker, Two heads Sa Y g hetniued linen -Mies L. B. Fisher, dy gave the memorial address, in l{fe'made the present life intelligible.
wards. Nasturtiums, best collection, k • Barker, Mrs, W. H. Tremblay- a e ker. Croelret .wool mat- E0n' —f Johnston,r 4th liars as North Huron is concerned,, theta which he pointed out how .easy it was After this came the reading of the
shown, on stema-�-Mxa, J., S. Howa•ie, Two heads Red cabbage -W. H. Doak Mrs. . 1 pupils--Ke11+o Jston, Irene Huck- were evidences of the Llberal-P' o- .
r Pansies best col: F Barker. Six turnip blood Mrs, • S< Howrie, Mrs. H. T. Ed: ins, Iii7dIs'Fames. to forgot, The purpose of arieh ,ern roll of the dead of the.va13A i orgap"
Jameis MacVica . do Son, k wards, Hooked matte --Mrs: Halliday, , . greesive union, for he was certain occasion as the present was to remind izationa present, along 'itis in some ,
lection, pprises by Goderieti Signar beets, for table -R. E, Snowden. FAVL, �� M. Snowden. Braided mat, -Mian Girls' Work that word bird come from Ottawa to us of the valiant deeds of those who cases, probably the longest being re tbeL.
Mrs, J. ,S; Howrie, J. Juck, F. Bark- ( W .I: Miller. Six long `blood beets, ivi son Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Gal (lire hK tdkerchief, hemmed fill, hand the local Liberals o "keep a Liberal had stood for us in the great war, of Huron Lodge, which nurabrred lie-
er, �1Sbtlp ,bouquet, gladiolus nsit for table use_-F.'Barker, Thos. Dirk- lection embroidery, less than i; - Db'Y Clark. I)oilie, cxKtcheted
dwarda F. `ix carrots, far table me -F. y out of the fit
in order that they who fought and many of whom died, tweerr eighty, and1. ninety. -
allt►wed-++Mra, H. T. E son. b c , ., piecesIargt'altridge, Mrs. J. S. ed8o-^-��rothY Clark, Iva Yaunr .
r . Best Aitken. Six par- hover, wool-Dor6 tY Clark, might not interfere with the cam-, the toted might v. Mr Hardythe bfollowed "Blest rBehthe i Tit, that Birds,` the ••
Barker, Mrs. J. C. 'Stews Ed- Barker, Mrs. E. A p Howrie.. Collection crochet, not less Girl's `isU ,.
collection of roses -Mrs. I -I. T snips, for table use --F. Barker, Mrs. ea -C. S. Badour, .Mrs. J, Eve'1'yr► Drennan, paigri of W. J. Icing, the sitting Fib- had ilY
hwa's., Cosmos, ! Hauser Twelve red onions, than 6 -pies , . : Work gressive member. But the good L in bid outline the story of the Cinn �Irenediction was pronounced 'by Itcv.
ward$, . Geo, Latt r J, J.. S. Howrie. ]Beaded bag=Mrs: H. T. Boys W adian soldiers in the great war and`-" S. Hardy, and the in
of thct
beat Colletttron-Mrs. H. T. Edwards, Weatherafleld-F, Barker, Goa: 'II Oollection of - 5• article$ uses (prizes 144 Victoria orals, he declared, would not tolerate s ke in eloquent terms of their ex- various Societies c{isper+ed to deco-
J Juck, (lentre piece, table, bouquet, I Baechler. Twelve Yellow onions, Eclwa s, 'Btrv'1 ha (P
suitable for lIecti Christmas'. gifts, eostinlC Home and School Club) -Mrs. W. H. such dictation from Mr.; King, for °1 in the various engagements ate the graves of each departed bro-
dining table not •to exceed 9 inches• Danvers -F: Barker, Geo. H. Beech- I less than $1 each-Maigt, Paltridge, tiom iblay, J, Juck. AM model in hundreds had already told him they where they saved the day and won thee. Reassembling the proces:7ioit
Mrs. H,. T. Edwards, J. Juck. ?las• I ler.- Twelve Yellow onions, any other Jim. 'Fowler,, wood ---Willie Whitesides, . C. E. would support his candidatute rather -undying fame. Mr. hardy spoke of back to town weir fgrmed. •
MadrVicar, -Hand .bauqueti : 8 Tach .variety -Geo. , S. Hunt, R. Ruasell. I Juii ea-$fesdames H. Donaldson, , than be driven in such -a manner, the sacrifice, of these heroes of the - "- " €� "�
vases -_-James, TklacVicar, ti: 8ai,cwt'c;;.�velve Silver Skin 4nians +- l', Bark- g Citcoves. Collection of rratiive Woods ,
J Twelve large E: Beattie and W. J. Powell, Ycacmed-Willie Lumby, Jr. Juck.` Other speakers wore Senator Don- war :and pointed out that nothingor . Cc l Ill -
Antlrrhinum or Snapdraan J, ut1i er, °Geo. H. Baechler, Tw g,
es. Baker Jai. 'I7f)MESTIC SGIEN4'B ;lodges -0n Girl' Work, Mesdames Helly, who gave thg'assnranc,i 'that .worn while as Ever achihout sacrifice,' nil'• Tutn "i'6"ilsi+n h"s ptanted ,stick.
Mrs. 71, T. Edwards. Scabrosa, b I onions, any variety --F., Barker, Donaldson, " eattie and W. J. anprogress
inn -Mrs: H. -T. Edwards, F. MaeVicar. Six.ears of corn, for table Fruit, t he, as a Senatori had' been appointed `Y .ing apples. -
colleci Pinks- F, T'oweli; on boys' work -'Geo. Stewart, The cold in the ice box, the tient {n
arker:: Best. collection.1 us,,,. any variety, named --Mrs., J. J. ptreserved fruits, 6 varieties pint - by. Sir Robert Barden, and tliexo liar the furnace, were caused kiY the can litiss Isabel Virwip* p+'rt the week
?3Manser, Bisset Bros. Two heads of
BarlKes, W. W. Fisher. Best collet jars --Mrs, W. H. emblay, Mrs. J EIGHEN AT WINCHAM never bean Any suggestion of plern-dg. tiumption of the iso or the fuel. The -end under the parental roof.
•tion Stalks= -J. Juak, F. Barker. f cauliflower --Geo. H. Baechler, Col- J, Mauler: Colles ion canned fru t, toils. MR. ing support, such as Mr. •King cam -
I leettoh o of • ripe peppers -Geo, i!, .6 Rrarlgties, pint jars -Mira, VW iL mains of, and F. W. Lippert, the •can- price of learning was constant study; Mr, Ben ('ox, of I')und�«, called on
,Pot Plants p r and all great advances, all'progreas,
• Baechler, Dr: J. Grieve.. Three larg- Tremblay, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Cai- /Adequate Tariff Wo*Td 'Solve• Intmi- didate Ili South Brute. Others an the were won as the result of• 'aacrifice. u number of frierttdu ;lai7t weak,
--- F�unr vaxietiea. 'itberous .Iiegonins el tomatoes an "variety -;lira. le 'ron marmalade h varieties -=Mrs. , ration' Pr6ii*rn '
- r i H. T. ` Edwards, H. Barker, Twelve Y varlet Three ct , Collection ' ii = S f platform were: Dr, R, C. Redmond, The`life of the individual was often The Co-operative h094 fallen iday. -
AZ Begonias -Mrs. J. J. J Hauser, W, I i W. `H. ''Tremblay, Coe �e 3'
Two varieties Rex g ea cucumbers -T. M. Snowden, tum red currant, berry -=Mrs,, of Hon. Mr. Mei h-1 chairman; Mayer W. H. Willis, who sacrificed that the nation in go peel two carloads of hogs on Monday
Howrie, :C. A. Wella, Three «tar- largest t ion . arden nptTle"� ' J. J. Maw„ ,The appearance appearance g extended .the official welcome to Mr, ahead; and even ,nation {tself ,night kir �t'ill 1Vatsirn. and fancily tack
S. Ho , A,R.;_ ,Oke. Collect o#, g W. H. Tremblay, Mxg•. Win ham Wednesday of last ass out in the progress of _the .world.
ieties Begonras, not tuberous -Bis herbs -C. A. Wells, R. • E. Snowden �I]�ion canned vegetables, toma- on at g Merghen, W. C. Chambers, M.F.P. P in the I.ondon'Fair en '1'ue-=L-y last. •
et Bros• .Mrs, H, T. Edwards. Best of 'garden reduce-- ells beans -R. E:' Sti+na� Weep. where a big rally was staged for North Wellington-, 'r R. 'WiKle; After the plsciflg of the wreaths, ,
4, a baskets -Mrs. .J S. Howrre, Est: Collectiong P toes corn, p . ,
hanging ba F. Barker Dr.. .Grieve, Six salsify deii�Est, Mrs. W.'H; Trembley. fol$ by the ridings of Bruce, Nuran apo M;P.P. for Centre Huron; N, W.'Tre� the benediction was pronounced', by The C, F; D• held the it r cinthly
2rir1: Best fern -Mrs. J, S: Howrie, r'�%rs: W. H. Tremblsiy. ' 2 varieties -Dr. J. adjoining 'counties, -ftpresented his ha P.: for,Soiith Huron and Rev' G• F. Clarke. meeting on ,Tuesday, in the township
-W I Mlle meat sauces wart M.P , The procession then marched to *% 11 when a' good program was g{eetr
two-watermelons-Mrs_J. J:'-Mauser; Grieve, ,Mrs. J S. Howrie, 2"barib-
Geo.. H. Baechler. Two muskmelons ties tomato catsup, . Tide .and. greet►--
�m:
first' public utteraneas since the Pre-
mier took the electitgm plunge, and his -
John Joynt, of North Huron,
= - .• • •-- .
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Maitland cemetery, . where another and. much business attended to, '
service was held. After-rho-ainging. ,
The teachers and :lee lotnie.
---A. R, Oke, Bisset Bros. Two cit- Xl%.'J..J. Matisse, Mrs.. J. E. Aitlt n.
H. Baechler, T. M. Snow- 2 sweet, pickles--IViris. 11.
is
address was accordingly awaited with
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,Y 'sitar Ti A R� :
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of ' the hymn, „0 God, Our help in pupils
Ages Past," the invocation.was con- ing anxiously. fo. ,d,to the school .
tons -Geo. .varieties ,
d n. J: `•Hauser, 'Mrs. E. .Ait'kurt,
e +
'Judges--Jobri J. B. Gra- '1
unusual interest.
And Mr. M'eighery'in dealing' with
McDOMALD.-Much sympathy is
r and Mrs, Gordon McDon-,1
felt for M . a 1VI ,
ducted by Rev, S: Jefferson, pastor of fair on Friday, each determined. to,
CaP- honors his her se's--
Harrison, 2 ,va ieties sour pickles,. -mused,
ham: muttard--R. W Snowden Eat., 3TTs.
the King issued, one .by. One, was able _
{s
ald in .the .death of their little son.
Victoria street United church, uphold the of or . .
Kingdon of the Salvation Army
HOME MAI�T,UF1)CTURII�G i'G, Fh Tremblay. 1 pint mince meat
illy J. J. Hauser His: J. E• A.4t-
s.
to show that fiiiiera! leader.
merely attempting to get control of
Murray was a.bright;ehild and a fav-
exits with all wh knew�'hitn, The
fain Pion,
read the lesson, after which the ad= ,; , Weather being favoxalslc the err- F
Col
. Knitting ,
ken. 1• pint canned chicken --Mrs: J.
otic u'i 'IL
Best designed patch id quiI4 J. Mauler. Honey in comb, 1t}'Ibs:-
Ma
Governmental affairs 2 1 So fa his
election policy of 1921. So far as
' fiends from a distance who attended'
the funeral werec Mr. acid Mra. D,
Dermid, pastor ofiven bKnox Presbyterian rival memorial service. in the -
who took his text the borne cemetery will be held on Sun,.
cotton -Mar Paltridge, Mrs. J< Salkeld, .Jar of 1924 honey
Halliday. Beat designed patch work
those `policies ase concerned; Mr.
Mi. King,
S.•McDnnald and Mr; Lock 1GIdDonald,
church, .for
words, "If„ a man die shall he live clay, . The. Rev. Mr, Poulter, of Ben -
Aljr
quilt, woof --Dr, J.. Grieve, Mrs. Hal- W Salkeld. Maple syrup, 19'2'6=-
4
Meighen • pointed emit that
Kincardine; Mr. and Mrs; C, McDon-
again " This was a question that miller, will preach, and illy,
was ;
lids ; Bath towel and washcloth, cot- R. E, . Snowden Est:, Jas. Alton.
Y
HaIlida • Mills Liv- pounds cured ham -R. E. Snowden
having. had four yeara•in which to ac-
'something for the good of
old, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDonald
Mra.:i
camp down from• antiquity, and Mr. assist: Sunday school will lie Held ati
McDermid proceeded to show the the usual hour, 2 P. m.
-Mrs:
ton,, knitted S,
ingston. Baby's jacket bonnets-- Est. :Cold meat .:tele- NCrs. T.'J. M"-.
Mrs. W. H. Tremblay. 2' pou2rlis
complish.
;the country, --and 'having .failed to
is
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr: and
Miller Mr. Gordon McDonald art
incompleteness. • of the present life
. forced. the belief in •a future -exist- Miss Janet Alp, of Granton,; gtivif
Mrs. Felker, Miss L. B. Fisher (Tor- ser,
onto). Baby's bootees and mitts-- home rendered lard -Mrs. J. J. Ma:u-
Est. 2 ly9fd
solve an of the national problems,
so y
no longer entitled to the , confidence
Clifford Pinky, of l{itchr3ner, Miss
Margaret and Miss Florence 'MeD6ti-
•
made. an
` u's I,iife, lfuund tbein 'in
Miss L. B. Fisher. er; R. E. Snowden cakes
Mrs. .Felker, s
coarse -Miss sexp, home made --Dr. J. Grieve,. T+ia-.
or the support. of itbe.public.
old, of Detroit; Miss Hazel McDonald,
live the present life, better•. .coudltlons�tas she one
without a future existence, would be ,of the districts in New Oil- •
Knitted socks, 1 pair,
Knitted
B. Fisher; Miss pL.air,
L. Al. Livingston. Alton. 1 quart soft soap -Mrs. J. J.
J. E.
.. Mr. King, he reeallle'd, outlined four
, Wheeling, Va.; Mr. and , Mrs. Fred
.outlying
as George Muller put it, a b:td;ge. one. tario. There is a. great (,pportunity .
Knitted socks, 1 pair,. fine-Mra. J. Hauser, Mrs, Aitken.
S. Howrie, Mills Livingston. Coarse, Baking,
issues, transportation, ,imm{gration,
the tariff and the Senate. • So far. as
LA�kv. London, Four- tmrles were
pallbearers, Mr. George 'McDonald,;
end ranting on the present world and for the school teacher to prove,her..
the other; extending into a void. Even self.tideader not only for the children
double knitted mitts, i.. pair -Mrs. J. , 1 loaf bread, home-made, wlitbs--
S. Howrie, Dr. J. Grieve., Fancy wool R. Russell, Mrs, W. H, Tremblay. 1
transportation was concerned, the
Conservative leader ,*inted• Out that
Mr. Wilfred McDonald, 'Mr. Fred
Leck and Mr: Norman Mu'Kay,
when we eame to the word of revela-.
tion there was a lot left. unrevealed but the older people iliac {n li,
Vliys All)
I pair-Mi•s'' 'Livingstone, loaf bread, home. made, brown-Mra.
Miss L, B. Fisher. Knitted bedroom W -H• Tremblay, Thos. Dickson, 1
not .even the most ardent .Liberal.
find -any solWhon,of the prob-
y
RIJNKING.-In'the pas!si. of Mr.
as to 'the £utue6 life. But the vet v ity and religious service. s .Alp
f rntencies of our nature, which in this koes tbis _week to,beti*in a coiursu {n
slf ers-Mrs. Felker, Miss Living- loaf bread, home made, nut --Mrs. J.
PP ' ,
could
tem itt`the speech of the Prime Wn1
Rundle'; Harking an Saturd..y, Aug.
36th, The Blyth Standard,, this
life were not realized. required n be- Social'Service at the• Toronto Univer-
If
ted scarf, to inches
sten, .• Knitted 14 E. Aitken, Mra. J.,' J. Mauler. ''
J S R
latex. He; on the Contrary, declared
says
t' 1' n the of its iotieers'
1{ef in a future existence, there sity,
*ide-Mrs. H._T. Edwards, Mrs. . bIwoIts, 3 soda, 3 baking powder .
Knitted men's ; pullover, E. Snowden Est., Thos. Dickson.
sec ton ores a a r p ,.
,that if the National Railway would who spent almost his entire life in the
p
Howrie.
'vest or sweater -Mrs, Felker, Mr4. J.•
gnas 3, fancy. 3 plain=R, Russell,
'W: i°
,stop,_spending, millions• of unnecessary.
in order to stir. up its cornpe-
".t°wnaliip of Hullott and:k�.,deutlt is
S. Howrie: Knitted ladies` sweater
--Mrs. Halliday, J. R. Johnston.
Mr,W: H. Tremblay. Cookies,
oatmeal, 3 nut, 3 ginger -Mrs. J. S.
dollars
titer into spending still,more millions
regretted, throughout the community,
About five weeks prior to `his de:itli,
l • Crochet in Wool
• Lace Halliday. Ladies'shawl
Howrie,; Mrs, W. H. Tremblay.
Aok,,1.six ,Mrs. .1. 'S. Howrie, MrIL
to get the business ih would be pos-
to work out a much more econ-:
the late deceased had the misfortune
-Mrs.
'-Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Ladies sweat-
W H, Tremblay. Dark fouls cake, 2
Bible
feat system of operation, and that
to injure his thigh which nAcessitated
er---Mrs. Halliday. ands -R• E. %owden Est., Mrs. J, °n' his being taken to Clinton 'It
po in the solution would provide it -
Crochet in Cotton • S. Howrie. Light fruitcake, 2 lbs,- self through increased earnings and' for treatirient.. The shock of the in-
. Lunch Lunch ,cloth, a serviettes -Miss R, E. Snowden Eat„ Mrs. W. H. � ' jury coupled with his udvanc calvenrr,
odel'Thea'tra ILivingston, Mrs. Felker. 6 doilies, 'Tr mblay. Light layer cake, lemon decreased expenditures. Was too much 'for hill otherwise im-.
assorted-Mra. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. H. Il{ g, 'butter icing -Alias B. MaeV{- Tariff and' senate Reform paired system, and be passed away,
wEElG Of Sept� t0 . Sept. T. Edwards, Pair owels, insertion ar, Wm. Ruston. Collection 4 pica As to the tariff, Mr. llfeighen de-. The late Rundle Hunk{ng was born
p 26' .25 trimmed-�Miaa Livingston Miss. L. ple. lemon. pumpkin, chocolate-- '�,lared that the.people. of Canada had Herr, Bowmanv{lie in the year 1950
B. Fisher. ,Sofa pillow -Mitis% Liv s. W.. H. Tremblay.' 6 assorted nmer et .panned upon that issue.. and when a babe of five months,*me
Manila and Tuesday , ingoton, Miss L. B. Fisher. Ronne ts, not jelly --Mrs. W. H. Teem= y itiaett with his parens,a the;. ,te
Monday 11 , or scarf, natural linen -Miss, Lirbg blay. Best cheese dish, recipe at- During the ]est elect{ors ed, for th John and Alice Hunking, whet*
MARX CAfRR .ton, Mills L ,i$. Yisher. Crochet Ia_ee tache F--Mra. J.. S. Howrie, Mrs. W.- a+f tits tariff was beclouded, for the teak up tot 3u on the 12th e4
!n pillow slips and sheet --Mina L B. H. Tremblay, reason that Mr. King •preached vary- e
As a wonderful cast .- a magnifi- Fisher, •Miss Livingston: Dresser Reed Work bg.soried at varying peel § in. t
nt he let. Here he resided until +ti
cent drama which you w iii alwayt3 re- set; scarf and pin cushion --Miss Liv- Amateur only. Dominion,' but now that :the people yearn ago, "when "tie' mabeii ' tt a file
• me1uTter,,,'We are truly' proud to of• gngaton, Miss -4 B. Fisher. Table hail paid the price, in the. form of farm on the opposite side of the ton -
fey our patrons ' mats, 8 pieces --Mires Livingston, Mrs, Tray --Mrs, Hallida, Mrs. J. S.
In S• 3 pleee. l3afih. towel and wash Howrie: Sandwich baskeir Mary D.I.business depression, far the lack of cession. Deceased was twice married.
"Diusili>* With ori Million" elgth-Mra.,Fetkelr. HrowellI Mrs. , HallidW. Lamp and aft •adequate protective polis o, he felt .'hia'flrst wife being Mary Robertson,
LLOYD, gAMILT4'igi in' w shade .Dr• J..Grieve.. Jardiniere-- that- the bulk of the citizens_ must of Mullett, whose death occurred same
FMBROIDORIES Mrs. Halliday, Mafy D<, Howell.1 have come o a realization of the fact w ears later. Forty-one, ears ago
"Waiting Brhbroidered tea cloth. artd . 4 Bier- Flower,. basiiet--Dr. J. _Grieve, Mary. that ,the icing policy of dickering for he martyr -d Nargaret lltimbe% who
'Admission on this pcograni wil6 be- iviettes+Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. F I` D, Howell, I the rapport of tthe Progressives W Is passed away five years ago, leaving a
evenings, adults 35 cental cBlldreno 2e . ker. Table runner, white and color- Judges on Domestic Science -Mrs.' detrimental t,r the future of Canada, family of four sons, namecy: es.. ,;
Cents. Matinee Tuesday at 4.15;' ed"Miss L. B. Fisher, E. Homey, Jonathan Miller and Mrs. Jas,. Cron- '. and that accordingly they would. vote Ilunking, of Orion, Alta.; William
Adults 25 cents, children 15 teats, Embroidered baby Felker.
,S, white and Holly; an Reed Work', Geo. Stewart. against the Government:
colore&-hirs. Felker. Sofa .pillow, :Albertand Henry HunkInt , all of
colored -Miss Livingston, Margaret ART As o Senate reform, Bir. Meigben Hullett. Besides his immadiato fam•
Wed sad Thursday 'Paltridge. Embroidered night dress, Professional List Water Color declared that it had never been eon- ,ily, the late Mr. flunking leaves one
white -Miss Livingston, Mrs. Felker. Landscape, local, in district -Miss ,sistent with Conservative principles
Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Land- brother, Mr. Thomas liunl;:nt;, of
RAYMOND GRIFFITH and' Embroidered night dress, colored- Goderich, and one sister, Mr,4, Seth
' 9{TAI:LACB BEERY Mills Livingston, Margt. Paltridge. !scene, scenery --Miss Brigham, Mrs. t0 pledge men appointed to the en"
Embroidered child's dress Mina Liv. 'tints -miss J• S. Howrie. Marine, lake, neutral ate to adopt any definite attitude {n Fisher, of Clinton, In relir;ion de•
the funniest comedy team the sateen.ceased was a Methodist alio in poli•
has ever known, in a rodring farce itogtvel , initials Q1 -Miss LLfwingitto» rrt�Briwgn m�inf water -Calera, c}iallenKod a o person to say ,where- tics Liberal, The funeral took place
`i'I`h' Night club" Mra. J, S. if wrie, Bmbroideted any subjeet--••Miss Brigham, Mra. J. in Mr. .King had outlined any definite on Tuesday, Sept. tat, service being
PARAMOUNT COMEDY handkerchiefa�M{aa Liv{ngaton, Mins S. • Howrie. Animal sulAect�Miss reform.. The only reform he could' conducted by Rev. Mr, Snell, of. Lon.
„p,; ; , • ' „ L. B. Fisher. Infant's dress and pet- Brigham, Mra. J. S. Howrie. Flory- sec in Mr. King's address was the
t W "r% Iiitlrlrr Knight desboro, followed by {nt°rment in
ticoat•--Mian Llvingaton, Mrs. Felker.Iera�Misa Brigham. Mrs< J. S. How- feeling that sa soon as the Senate Htri Chapel cemetery. -- - .
i F 't -Miss $righam Mrs, J. t ld 'be
`-`"" . � Dresser scarf and pin cushion -•Miss P q e` H1wx xe• Monophrome, 0any nub- ha'✓` a Liberal majority, r wou
feet ---Mrs, J. S. Howrie, Miniature, quite to the liking of the Liberal 11
Saturday . ILivingston, Miss L B. Fisher.
l�i
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UNION IIECOHATION
Friday and
ANB liXII.I)RED Buffet set, white ---Mrs. Felker, Mar-
ROBERT AGNEW garet Paltridge. Centre piece, white any subject �Mixs Brigham. Ieade"r' Immigration Question I
Amateur List -Oils w I
Oddfelbws, Orangemen
,MUNE
Irk the fasts action thrill Picture
Misx L. B. Fisher, Miss Livingson.
Tea cosy -Miss Livingston, Mrs. Fel-
Fancy apron, calorad�--Margt.
Landscape, sacenerg in diAriet•; - Aa to immigration, the Liberal
I.ivi__tt�ai+tcin, Mra. J. S. Howrie. leader bad promised nothing definite,
,Veterans,
and I"erefsterss .Unite In honoring '
Their Deetiarted Brethren and Place,
"Troubies of a $ricl4 ,.
ker. ,Miss
Paltridge, Jno. Fowler. Buffet set, Marine�Mias 'I�tvltigaton, M. Ooek but Mr. Meighett s aatut{nn is to be
Wreaths on the Soldierx Monument
yAN BIBI;ER COMEDY
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colored -Miss Livingston, Mrs. J. S. (Woodstock). Figure -M, Cook, Miss found in the increased prosperity r
Howrie. Centre piece, colored -•-Miss Livingxton. VMwer&-Him Living- which would be brought about by an
i
In spite of the wet weather oil
1Nlatitttes-••,Tuesday at 4.15 P. m•
L. B. Fisher, Edwin Harney, Bolster ingi ton, M. Cook. Fruit -Miss Liv- adequate tariff policy to encourage
cover, whites or colored -Mrs, J. S. inaston, M. 000k. Inanimate obiect, industry to go ahead and create a
Sunday last the Union Decoration
Service {n which the Great War Vet`
uron
Saturday at 3.01 P. to.
Howrie. Bed apread, fancy -Mrs. J. not flowers or fruit M. Cook, Miss demand for new citizens and nnake
S. Howrie, Ile, J. Grieve. I roadway--
'to which all fmm{-
err Loris Lodge, No. 82,d'L,0 L, and
No. 32 G'0.1:,,
Coaxing --"A Thies' in i'arsaiixe,"
-- - - Misr Livingston, Mrs. J. S. Ilam{e, Canada a country
M Mist; Li in t,oi .4,
g rants would turn their eyes, The
Court Goderich, co-
rated, was sueeessf�ully Carried
ii__=0W"__ Q�0> tb�ltOlC:�:Y-'xOt*O>t Amateur List-�-Water C"alorx he declared had
i r dixtr{ct King Government, ,
nut, thb showers almost cca'sing as
mMp Landxteurca scenery
C'911TRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Strfi_ _ __ - _ nt. Misr Livingston, M, Cook. Marine done nothing to the advantage of
had done much that was
the time for the event came an arid
not iriterfer,ng with shy carrying out
; _ __ g
Miax Liv{n ,ton, M. cook. Ani- Canada, it
—r�`" INDIVIDUAL INSTRUG"X'ION • rnatx, barnyard tori, .aM. t7 k. , Miss derimental, it had driven hundreds of
The Goderich Floud
of the pt r aracexniop, derich went
la iiimwelr ill our cilawfee makes it possible for ti xtudent to
in O
Livingston. Landscape, with river- thousands of citirens from the coup-
Miss Livingston. Flowers try, it had plied up a until t e
X. CoC�ao'k
first to klie soldiers' monument in the
Central Park, wheys a service wa:s
tie shy time. Gompiete and tltareuah courses ran
Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Fruit nb
Cook, Misr Llviii{;$ton. hardest !s rimers unbearable and It
��$PfNC3', SFIf�RTXiAN)7, TYP�W'PITINGt', � • MM. in" had Inab all grounds to believe that
+L'EL Cil illP$�C. animate object, Hat fruit or flowers .
it rnnld retain the confidence at the
held said beatttiftil.tloral dexignx vera
itsiacrd at bfie basil at the moilatnent
Y the various caf
socClarke.
y�
' ITrlirl fryer tail Inform ta•darli', Niru Livingston, Isis. Cook• Mona
!t fir f1.UMobs". 06 A„ fi A14"elpal. ehromio any subject, copy-�.•M. Cook, is•
Co t"ve leetder met a ze•
l past Nor h'
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