The Goderich Star, 1926-09-30, Page 8Wm Copyright
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The Ontstandiag Heart -•=-
Peter R. Kane
The Week Hunter—•
Jas. Oliver ('urs ood
The Silver Speen --
John Galsworthy.
The Blue Window-�
'Temple Bailee'
Rough Justice '. E. Montagne
The Light of Faith—
Edgar A. Guest
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a Kelly are attending the Wild West ., ..... , , „ .., "' fa
all In
Show at T„Tonto a few days this See the Beautiful Line of` tAA
weal,,
A nember-attentled Blyth Fehr on GIFTS
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hew
Thursday last, else the concert st
n lrht given by Alice Dunbar .and Co. Brides
aril was reported very fro, d.
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The anniversary services will be
held in the \Vesttield United church
on Oct, 10th, Rev. Hamby, of Blyth,
having charge of both afternoon and
The Sunbeam Tilo, three blind lad•
its, *ill give a ceucert in the Wret-
l2th. t.K ted p. thin rdatech 11oppen,there's
treat in store..
Made by Members of aur
Woman*s Exchange
MISS S. NOBLE
IIRITISH EXCHANGE BLOCK
evening services Music will be giv
en by the choir._'
ASIIFIfEL l! DUNGANNON`
Miss Lois MacKenzie, teacher in
Port Albert, spent the week -end at
her .home in Kintait.
1 Rev. E. S. Grey, of Toronto, took
charge of both services in the Ash-
field Presbyterian church on Sabbath
last.
,`,Ors. Jno. Nerd •eh and son, Doug-
lass Murdock, motored from Detroit.
to spend the week -end at Mrs. Mur -
dock's old home in Lochalsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray White and Mr.
Jackie MacLennan, of -Chicago, are
'spending a few days with Mrs.
White's mother on the gravel road.
LANES
(IntendedMiss azlRaynardwspent the
week -end with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Alton, te
11 Miss Mary Phillips visite& with
her sister, Mrs. Thos. Ferguson, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McWhinney and Quite n number from here attended
deuelitee. of Dungannon, called on London Exhibition for a day la ,t
sonic of their relatives on Sunday. week. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Will McGill, of Para- Mr. and *s. Gordon Irwin and
mount, spent Senday with their uncle Harald visited at Wilson Irwin's last
and aunt, Mr. and MI°s, James Cook” Sunday. ,
Mr. Patsy Sherwood, who formerly Mr. and Mrs. Will Lane and family;
- lived in Belfast, died at the home- of of Ripley, spent Sunday with friends
his daughter, Mrs. Jos, Cranston, in the burg.
Goderich. I Quite a number attended' the Cur-
. Mr. and Mrs. George Lane, Clifford tie's Corners and St. Helens school
and Hilda, spent the week -end with lairs last weak.,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie were
Iweek -end guests va!ith rolatives in
Clinton.
Mr. Percy Edge, barrister of Tor-
onto, visited his .aunt, .Mrs. George
Henry, this week. •
Mrs, Annie Berkeley visited at the,
home of her brother, Mr. Geo, Henry,
for a few days recently.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chisholm,, pf
Colborne township, were Sunday via-
itors at the home of Mr, James Red-
mond. -.
Mrs; George Henry, of the nth con.
of Ashfield, who has been quite ill, i's,
we ere pleased to know, improving
somewhat.
Mr. and'Mrs. T. Wiggins had as
guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, J.
Scrimgeour and Mr. J. 1V. Smith and
two meters, all of Goderich.
Mr, and Mrs. MacDonald, who hnr
been called here owing to the death
of the latter's mother, left on Monday
for their home in Toronto.
Mies Edna Fowler will leave. in the
course of a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Merchant, for'Bridgepert, Conn.,
where she will remain for some time.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith returned to
Dungannon last week after having
enjoyed a fortnight's visit with her ,
niece, Miss Belle Menary, of.Shep-
pardton
•The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be dispensed in Erskine £'res -
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We 'Donald
Maasb Mluv.
s+f the We 1Ritl�iaf Teener,
The We Mos. ?aster. o was in her
$Mk , +a�:t haters M the "mashie
ooffr A�(si�� i the hal noir ewnehl
b* l r. 'rsW ' wlleh wa
t rilri lanes er way years.
Font -Was years ego rile married Me.
Edward Fowler, wise craned her
some fifteen years. 01 a. family of
tan children else is serviv d by ee�'en,
three sons having passel, away many
years ago. The remaining children
are, Messrs. Donald and Hairy, of
West tWawanosh, and Bert, of Sesk-
atchewan; Miss Edna, at home: Mrs.
McDonald, of Torontc; Mrs. bierc:i-.
ant, of New York, and Mia Seeburg.
of New Mexico. Of a family of nine
brothers and sisters the only survivor
is Mr. Donald McNevin, of Goderich.
Deceased had been ill for several
months. and bore her weaknoas with
great Christian fortitude. tint aelni.o
all that medical skill and the • kindly
administration Of loving hands rine
do, she became weaker and weaker till
the end came. She was a lifelong
and devoted member of the Presby-
terian church, and remained true to
the faith of her forefathers until the
last: The presence of all the mem-
bers of her family during her Piiness
gave her great happiness. Of a
cheerful disposition s1iie -was much
loved by all. the large rene'""r^ of
people who were present for the fun-
eral which was held on Sundae ansa
'the many beautiful floral tributes
hearing silent testimcnvhof Balis feet,
The service was conducted by her
pastor, Rev. C. H. MbDonaId, assisted,
by Rev. Mr. Keyes. and the nail -neer-
ers were Messrs. William Wilson, Dan,
Fowler, George Anderson and Jos.-
MeNevin. Interment took place in
the faaely Dint i„ neehhelnon mane.
tery. The sympathy of the commun-
ity le extended to the 'berenved ones •
CARLOW
byterian church on Sunday next, Oct. Mrs. A. Johnston visited friends in
THURSDAY. SZTTISKSJIR SO. IIIM
Mrs. Lane's sister, Mrs. James Rae-' Mies Florence Thompson visited at 3rd, at 3 p.m. Preparatory" service Ashfield on Tuesday.
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burn, at Riverview. - Mrs. Percy Graham's' a couple of is being held on Thursday evening at •' Next Sunday will be' wally day
31i. and Mrs. James Hackett, �VEI-� days last week, 8 p.m. here. The service will be from 3 to
fret] and Lena, motored to Stratford m Miss Mary Alton and Miss area Rally 'Day was observed in the 4 o'clock. 1 HARVEST THANKSGIVING ATwthat haahow
on Saturday, where Lenn is going to Little spent a couple of days recently Presbyterian church here at the I Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Clark spent ' T. GEORGE'S
continue going to school, at Elmer Alton's. afternoon service. 'rhe Rally. Any .Sunday at his old home at Herring 'rhe annual Harvest Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Grassby and} The U F W O. met at Mrs. Frank nrosCram was followed b.. Rev. C H talo with his parents services in connection with St. Geer
Fall and Winter Dresses
Many New Dresses Have
Arrived This Week
ranging in size from 16 to, 42. Call and see these. The cloths. are
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� Our Specials in checked all wool Flannel Dresses, at $ »75 each
AIso a Special in Armure Cloth Dresses, (all. wool) at $6.75 each
See Our Improved Ready -To -Wear Department
up -stairs and our lark assor.,ment of ,
Fall and Winter Coats,
Priced $12.75 to $55
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Buying
Connection
With Grayo.
THREE LARGE DRY GOODS STORES
Coderich
Mea fo rd
Listowel
Ellen, Anna and Marjorie, from near Irwin's last Tuesday afternoon, and McDonald' giving, the.address on '' The threshing machines are busy se's church were held on Sunday last.
Belgrave. spent' Sunday with their all enjoyed themselves. , Gods Covenants.
in our neighborhood. We honeevery Rev; Canon Appleyard, M.` .�., rector
cousins, Mr, ,and• Mrs: Gilbert Vint. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ferguson and The funeral of the late Patrick' one •will get finished up while the of New St. Paul's church, Woodstock,
ths tfrs. David Hackett received the baby, of Lueknow, visited at Thos. Sherwood took place from the resi- weather keeps dry, was :the special preacher for the .1'ay,
sad Dew's of the death of her neohew,'Ferguson's last Thursday evening, dente of his daughter, Mrs. Cranston; Mrs. A. C. Paterson; of Vane"uve"• the rector, Rev. Mr. Hardy, exchange
Reginald Anderson, . _ . Goderich, on Tuesday, to Dungannon• also Mr, and Mrs. Southworth, of ing work: with him for the day, and '.
South Africa. He was `killed in an 1 AUBURN i cemetery. Further- particulars will , Peterboro, and. Mrs. W. McKenzie; of .there were good congregations at all
auto incident. W t " d d
h con
We extend our cep .
be g' n next week. Lucknaw Called ori friends h. re on the services of th>: day whit.
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est sympathy to the parents in their DIT.' and Mrs. Jacob Stoltz spent Mr. Summerfeldt, who has been on Sunday; ....,.-....,_ -_ Communion ___ --_.__-,
5n1 bereavement, he being the only the neighborhood in visiting friends in the staff of the Standard Bank for "SNUB" morning prayer apt] choral egmmiui»
child. the pint few months, has been.trains- I A SNUB AND ITS ANSWER ion at 11 a.m. nod festal evensong at
1 Last Monday several from the vil- ferred' to Cannington and left Inc 7 p m
WESTFIELD Inge attended. the funeral of the late that place Wednesday morning. Mr.
. amp is spend,
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M and Mrs. Wm Paterson,
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few days with her daughter, Mrs. R,quiet wedding was solemniz
Stonehouse of Goderich village, were in, Galt'lest- wek at- nn Wednesday, when Miss Marie Kr on Sunday please keep your organ at steps and the beautiful flowers of the
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Benmitler. The c {arch was very prettily de -
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\i s, J N C .Sias Emigh, o Blyth. a McNamee is filling his place here. 1 •Sept, 24th, 1028, corated r the occasion, A •floral
r Dear Sir, --If you come to church screen s placed acres3 the chancel
ock
tending the funeral'of a niece in that lough, eldest :dau titer of Tee and; home or. in your p et,
g season, as we as a fruits
bf the'
Mr,and Mrs. Albert Walsh visited town. Mrs. Joseph Killough,;of Ashfield, Yours lovingly, harvest time, made very pleasing de-.
the letter's parenta,,Me.':and Mrs. B. ''. Mies Elise Ann Blair and her sin became the bride of:141x, William MICHAEL LIVERWORST, oration. '
H. Taylor, of Goderaeh, on Sunday. ter, Miss Susan, seat the$ #.ormer: Kelley,, of ��'estfield. Rev,..i,. Gross, F. A. F' & G. W. TO.: IP. The choir acquitted. themselves
�Ir and Mrs. ert,Taylor andchile part 'of i week i' of Auburn, performing the ceremony.a ° a a rte_ very creditably indeed and a line qua-
ten visited Mrs. Taylor's siste, Mrs. Goderich.h s w e : visaing friends in p 3 e Mr, Be_r, wire, t, acknowledge n being. y
We .extend hearty congratulations to ceivinsr the foregoing� advice or in• lits of tone is secured b the
dR.
Stonehouse, of Goderich; on ay,Sun., The Egg Circle has been taking in the happy couple. 1 struction, and says, " 1 always ; feel , capable ',organist and. choir director;
• eggs on Tuesdays and Fridays of Mr. Arthur Roach. who• is recuper. that if a` rson has anything `worth. Mr; Wilkinson. Mr.. -ch it director:
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Meslirs...Alva McDowell and Will „each week, After the first o£ Oct- :ting after his recent severe illness while'. to •w+�rrite: it should not be hid-
° ober -they will only take them m on it an �'nesdav on a trip to the West. den bacti , i #yang and he cloy ti th Fro
cess- with the -choir boys` is -very. grati-
the section of -e chair
adds a very pleasing; tone' value.
Maund'er's beautiful anthem, -"Praise
the Lord, 0 Jerusalem," was used
and at the morning service Mies; Wur-
tele took the solo part in very pleas-
ing manner. At the evening service,
Mr. Wilkinson took the solo in the an,
them.
At the "morning service Rev, Can-
on Appleyard spoke on the text "Con. E.
and drew appro.
sides the Lilies"d
Cleveland
Choice Cut Flowers, Wedding
Bunches, Floral Work, etc,
of short notice.
Geo. STEWART
Phone 105 Qodsielok On the main street of the village with quite a loss` one day last' week; I have' mit the learning to grasp all
,.� last" Tuesday evening Mr. Wallace. Not wishing to be delayed in making the lettered "dee'rees of perfectno's
... rich, met, with the result that both .s' daily rip; re a of "greatness." in muni... art nr im-
hiA horse across three planks which
,� i le ` : or o red 'n a measure, under
Tuesdays. He was accompanied by his mother. cover of 'a nun de plume. In any
Mr. Hunking, who has been work= Mrs. `S. Roach; 'They went by way little service that I, may have ever
ing for the past year, returned to of Minneapolis, where they will be rendered tra God I have always sought
Varna last week, where he formerly guests with relatives for a few weeks' to render it unto Him rather than un -
resided and where he mends to xe- and will afterward proceed to Mani to men, Old I know any frailty and
side in' future. e ; G toba where,they will visit relatives :it inability quite well. Consequently ]i
Some are preparing for the cutting 4ilndstene, Mebbta and other points. have not tae en very rich notice or
of corn and `filling the, silos for an- We wish them.: a plensant- journey .concern in. the several snubs that
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other year. Although backward in and hope th�it Mr. Roach may return, have been directed toward me, both
earlier conihealth." vocal or imperfect
has done' well the latter part of the stored to ' organ -viol; However, when it EQ
season. t r t not turn a deaf ea
thearli r port of theseason, a few month hence, completely re as to my broken p
Mr, Robert Armstrong, the Duh- { "handed out" •'with the "emphasis" of
gannon-Goderich mail carrier met .h above. I mus r.
. ` King and Mr, Armstrong, of Gode- i+ �+
h' d '1 tri he t lead of Michael If they be degrees
MiUmery
y NEW and EXCLUS-
IVE Modeis in the extreme-
ly smart Hsi"'very wide of
brim ht combinations of
Velvet and Ribbon. ,
9 The poliular Small Hat
in Silk Velvet and Ribbon
ornaments.
q New Felts in the latest
shades.
the beautiful pattern
been planned.
Your Family and
Friends wantyour
a Photograph
Make the appointment Today
R. R. HALLOWS
FOR SALE
Lard Barrels
Apple Barrels
Eider Kegs
A number of Tiri
Pails
priate lessons from the plants of the
field. • In the evening his text• was
the words, "My days are swifter than
a weaver's shuttle." The two notes.
of joy' and sadness were interwoven,
in a harvest thanksgiving servicee and
cars. had to go : to the- repair -shop. hi$ tided acmes the ()pelting , in the ;Plied "love"- I ti" riot know—But 14n •fact these two notes were-enter-
tars
occupants of both cars escaped Goderich bridge, which was n course bee before it. 3 shall stand aside. • mifigled all through ,life. There wan
without any serious injury. 1 of being re -planked. The tiaras, I sincerely apologize far past Entre- the joy at the gathering in of the '
Dir. Rouse of Blyth, and his broth- finding itself in such a precarious stone upon. the riarhts of greater dile harvest and tete ivinsg ,for its
er, accompanied by two others, had do+Edon, became unmanageable and ity and i£ snared shall endeavor to bounties and there was also the sad
rather a serious accident on the Hur- belt to the .river -bed below; being in, find out if there may yet be some reflection
t t aftersd harvest surest
of time
on road. While driving aloes, anoth• stantly killed" Fortunatel• y Mr, corner somewhere where I, �* too, may
er Car struck him and turned the car Armstrong managed to escape fel, sing some little bit in His praises: ed. It was only outstanding events'
h qts which are remembered in our twee '
or
The Women's Institute will meet Ong Thee horse had been t hitched PORTER'S HILL SCHOOL FAIR Canon Appley d pointed' out that
in the Foresters' hall on Wednesday, f the'1 timethe 'l
Tannin of the design and
over. Mr. Rouse was badly hurt end ling and was uninjured except for a I thank yon Ghdarsr r.
n" p f ash year that asset] 3ci5
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the res received minor bre NA
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1.ondesbtno will be our guests. • The securing another 'horse 'proceeded on' (Continued from page 5) the setting anilp of the nmd tens in
weaving that took time and technical
visiting 'Societies will furnish pro- his way, skill, and if the plan were 'followed .
gram. Roll call answered by giving In the earIy' morning" hours of W d stria, Norman Trewnrtha, Jail xlnv
the beautiful pattern the d'esEartier
nes, i ividly "maned liana which he is nurs.
, from mai .wagon, t+ alai
October 6th, at 2.15, p.m. Blyth and remained intnet, and ':HIT" Armstrong. •
nitre a s'°mm'tEtEou. poultry—MarlonnC"a�VI' had laid out was reproduced in all it;
fruit or 25 cents. Ho�stess'es•--ere. nesdav Sept` 22nd the soul of',Sus ,east a e . attractiveness, but if the plan were
Lawson, Mies ale Carter, is
Winnie Howson, Mrs. McNeil. Thomas Shackleton, winged its night rig ps Ionttrla assail Pickard,
coinpetitiarairr departed from the intended beauty
Lash Sabbath morning the servkes Deceased, who Wwas a daughter of Eli r Parade—S.
was spoiled. So with our lives. .
in St., Mark's church in the village late W and Mrs. Kilpatrick, of I Rav ('os. Arnold Porter. . divine plan was made for our. lives
was well attended. The service's of.Aeldield, vacs 62 years of age and S. O. u, S. S. No. ;r. S. S. No. 4, ..3: a., and if a+e followed this the result weal
tire. 'United church and °Presbyterian had been in poor health for some So. 'i• S, a. `°• l: S. 8' h'o' S' stnod. It was as part of the pian that
church were withdrawn. The church months, so the end was not unlooked CP(11ZTS Sunday was observed and the various
was beautifully decorated with fruits ^• .:She hind been married 42 years. +anitea a4 =alloys: matins o grasp were pa a t Oran.
LI C yw 11 Mary i. Wine .
S di C , Mies nab Kilpatrick, beloved wife of Mr.'
f rt f th I
and flowers. An inspiring address Of a cheerful din oeition. her Races rote/tea
p` g Q Girls seven years, and tinder—Mar- While referring to the obbervence
was delivered by Rev, M*. Snell, or pleasant smile and endearing manner Doric Moose. Bernina Cox, Ihsratlie. df Sunday Canon Appleyard mention-
Gtratford, the Rev. W. R. Alii and will not soon be forgotten, not alone t*rouvie ,lean 1'VE• Pick n -
Rev" Mr. Gracey taking part, in theOlive 'yount-
,,, Norma .... - ..,..i,vl, ed s visit he recently had from a ge
by members of her family. but mho tleman from the, States who com-
mentedwfll
Yost are cordially, invited " service". --. among a wide circle of friends who ° Boys eeveit ye>rrs and iintter—.Ben on the beautiful observance.
to inspect our stock C DERTCII TOWNSHI i tr lane; remember her gentle -min.0 Whitely. Don. Harris. Graham White- of 'Sunday in Canada as compared
pret.l i t ti d k` dl d d with the wide open Sunday of united
1 The Ladies' Aid of Teylore' Corn- Girls *miler ten years—Marjorte States cities
Then there carne a time in the,
weavingof life's tapestry when the
sad rites, excepting the Youngest sone' I3°ea ender sten years — Harry were Cut off' and the worts paid aside..
. church Further particulars later. �` Stirling, 1 " �I >i
a
Kingston Street -
s ra ons an in , se s in many lr. vvi e i e
homes at times when they were most
Pre are holding a fowl supper on needed, Besides her bereft hreiba d ' g • sate e
Thursday, October 14th. Supper in elle is mourned by a family of five, all 1 rt n.c, Ile. 1sli. Irene Woods.
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MISS1/IacVICAR. school house program following in of whom were present for the lest Tenn V4'iil eI, a a work as finished end the •threads
BAKER
West Street . Gocerich
"It Looks Fine"
"Brit t didn't know you were go-
ing, to buy a new . Overcoat - this
fall."'
"It's riot new, dearjust the one
from last year that 1 had dry
cleaned and pressed."
And we can do the sante to your
clothes -restore them to that ab-
solute "newness" for a fraction
of the cost of new clothes. "
€iJe ich French Dry Cleaning Works
Prompt and Ezpett Service
J,• H. VROOMAN
Phone 132 Westt Street
1 Harry. who residers in Sastkatehewari, hompeois. Boba . Murphy, completed. ,If the divine plan had
Thr redskins ars' not dying out. apt] who came rant early in the year Kenneth Battle*, Ilnrry> Thompson, been followed there need be no re -
Have you been down to the bathing chiefly owing to his mother's illneee. Jimmy :fauns grets at the end of life for the work
beach lately. remaining' until August, when he re. i (.ETIs ten to twelve year'u -Mary •
For School Opening
FOR THE GIRLS
any Strap Slippers
oxfords in Calf and Patent
twat here
Bunning Shoes iri Orionis
and ltrsps.
FOR THE BOYS
We have the best wearing
Oxfords sod Boots for harm
weamr and at remeoncble Prions
Bays" Oxfords. sires 1 to uf, s►t
$2.75 to $3.95
Youths' Oxford*, sixes 11 to 2,
at $2.50 to $3.95
Akan Sunning Shoea. Miner pr
Brand, which here oven
the Beat.
1111•11111111.11 WINO
e Ix Trae.ltiaeg Goodls we have the most up-to-
date and complete stock. Suit Case* Club Bags, Bos -
tot Bags, Trucks, etc.
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ellerere'
Horn's Shoe Store
Mop* 43 W.
turned to the West once more The Prones. Margaret i'ronse. Evetrn
other members of the family are Al. 'Wirt•. Norma Potter. Bessie 'Wish,
bort, of Toronto: William, at home; .lean Whitely.
Mrs. Geo. Feagan, of Nile, and Mrs. i Boys ten to twelve years—Clifford
Matheson,Matheson, of Petrolia. The funeral Sturdy, Norman Trewartha, Kenneth
which wee held tin Friday, +vas, large. Battle. Berl McAllister, Joe Murphy.
ly attended by sympathetic friends Harold Obiter.
and neighbors, the many beautiful (Brie over twelve rears Jean Mil-
-- floral tribute% beating testimony of ler, Mira Fllltott Annie 141iptams
the esteem in which she was held. Hoye over twelve ;rears`eeJack Stir.
Rev. Mr. Keyes, of Dungenna►t Unite ling. 'Willie Moore. Reg Tebbartt. Oilt-
ed ehureh. conducted the servile, and fold Sturdy, Willie Rueger, Harrold
the rrniains were tenderly Isid to Miller.
rest in Dungannon cetnrtery, R.ivs. Older girls—Iean Miller, EvelynItkhard end Isaiah Xilaatrkk and Mi,J,ltlater, Mary Weigh. 13e-ssie Welch.
Messrs, ' Samool Kilpatrick, Albert 1 , older boys -.leek -Stirling. Willie
lea Cengrent *ding as pall -bearers, Nestor 2lMaine., 7ihorynwas t"ongrara and Char- Moore-.�'ltford McNeil, thews Tebbutt.
liraa; win, Botgrr.
To the betokened haashand and family, Herne" tfler. leaped rece Kenneth COS' 1r COMPORT
" . a.,shwh a Tebt att.Carl ear, Eerterttr 7uatcl is suggested bya look at our hand -
John 1'reur a leo 14ureruerst gg
hand -KODAK
1 FINISHING
Gis* Us x Trick' and
Det Our Work Spook
for Its+otf.
slur J. T. PELL
r.rinti. Icio xrirratralnert Nemo. Dir- some bedroom suites of fine furni-
, tin. 0* - Hervey eats it1chaei. - Roe tura. Welt made, artistic in
i fieltbattellarold griller.design and beautifully f;nished in
'IgD releerrew racer ---r. to eN. Tree Cxer detail. To set' these suites
hillyitrta. leen 7reetiutt tfaratli cruise: is to want one for your home and
hilly )+toirrr-I"t'iMt yCtller" it, Leap
,
W. Rower. Albert rrarsoa-wail. especially when you hear the low
1 "'I"' ivlarrry` MacxlrlweiOrente figures at wh;cit "1:,w are' Offering
Summar, with the doors and wind.
is tthh.wrong .4sason for
family .
AD7111 'iflllaM IN TIM 9TAL
them.
J.R. WHEELER
ltrieas�• SWIM
p 4_
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Very few things that wren fight
for would have any appeal if they
could be had for nothin;.
Window Shades
The best quality and largest 1 i
range of colors to select - frost
All colors and sizes of shades
kept in stock.
Odd sizes made to- order.
• Shade* , .delivered and hung
for you fres of charge
KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS,
all sizes.
Smith's Art and Gift Store•
E*F.t St. • , .'Plasma. 19$
;low about d .
PERFECTION
OIL STOVE?
We are agents for these in
Godericb, Tutu in your
old one and get a row one,
This is yourStore. Use It3
HAROLD BLACKSTONE'S
EXCHANGE
FURNITURECE
Ors the Broadway ,el G etterleb
TNSURANCE;
The
Mutual Life
Assurance Company
of Canada
HEAT °Fetes :. WATERLOO, 01 P.
D. D. OONEY, Agent
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HAT S1', : t' GooattOOR, ONT.
NewFaliShoes
FOR ll EN AND WOMEN .
Such Snappy Patterns
to *aft the ays
Such Good -Fitting Lasts
and easy lloot'Eairs to phase the foot,
Such Reasonable Prices
to *oils tint pocket book
GOOD SOLe!D LEATHER
WORKBOOTS
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TRUNKS aced TRAVELLING NG GOODS of sells thoutfatkais.
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SHARMAN'S
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
1SS CODDERICH