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LOVELY COOL
SUMMER DRESSES
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needs many Frocks during the
Warm Weather
Ladies' double -[weight. Fugi Sill, sleeve- $4 95
less Dresses, at 1 P . .... . . p i O , C 4 n ;
Ladies' figured Crasbeen Dress e's
Speftzal value, at.. .,.,., •.r,«,�,a.
We have a splendid assortment of Cleadreirs
Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14 years. They Baine in flower-
ed piques,•.pr.inted voiles, tub silks and prints.
Reasonable prices,
OATS
We sire' offering the balance of our stock of
Ladies', Misses' and Children's ,'Coats at less than
to -day's manufacturers' prices.
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THE GODEItICII STAR
'ttrwatrltt
was mode in Fin:alil ceme=j DON Al•DSOntaULet;Wit
.,..ei,.,e.w...� ttay'. 'rang, $cti`sa3 tr.baite;i b,:a. tca> Tile fia°at % Qddia=g tan• take place it:e *.,"..te„�
tiaaaan, t� t_ag eriee � in esti airu tnQ1 tlae f: retch liaptiat:ereth w,t<R wales
by too i e e held. IIIc is rof tore, • whenaaaa' at high noon, 1t"wine to
i by Ilio a;isa:e' 'kip � aryaier, of iior when Edith Melt, younger ol,xsugh�i �.�
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Store
onto, and, Mr t.i.aa;l;, ens I~lir d;a, rand of Mr. end Mrs, Chaarles I1. number,
by tear Err: sant? two devaiatcxs, as tittorie Street became the bride of • Drug
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Ladies' Hats in mobairs, bankoks-, •xnilans,.
crochets and vistas. They are beautifully trimmed,
prices up to gat* . �xp+eial B,t.71 rR,} .,',• s, %.
small and large shapes, all shades.Regular
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FATHEk!S., MAY IS SUNDAY IStfi
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We have a splendid line of 'es Shirts,
� Ties,
Hats, Caps,.etc. Remember Dad by giving.
him something to Jweal'..,
TAW, FIAT;
Our stock of Straw Hats is com-
plete. Here you will fixed a wide`.
variety of Hats in sailor and,Panama
styles with fancy Stripe; bands or
plain black band.'
Cabe Rtes)
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• follows: Wd irr ►a and 7'saomas. William Jaynes I:onsddic•n, nS Tess^,
J Gainey, cf town: Pm id, of tt ~:Beed :J. ford, son t f the late Mr. and hire.
.y 4m:a of Cttselenci: Mss , G. Fa Alexander Donaldson, of Fort Cal -
Brinkman and Mrs, J. A. Stelae?. of Nelle. The chur.b was beautifully
eh -;clans,. Mas. ilsink:ean was tat•re decorated wit. spi:ng flowers and
fo>, Vie iune,an deo itis. sar:+l 'airs. A. ferns, with ,t;on:seta ai ailae tied with
V. Freeman, of T:ariento; Dir: and
3r!'m Nelsen Ar,aact' :-L a •ales l Ar. I .
w}ix Gataley...f Wee.'utt-Glc. A sister-
- of Mr. nee: a ns• Mtn. Jo ita;:lt+ne 1S:aS
_ red .i'; q just eix: 'everts ago.
' t REVFLL.—Resident of Gale;; ieb
ant! vicinity xeae}ccs °quite a shad:'
- on Petarday by nese neva of the sped -
Oen Beath of . Mrs. R. I1. Revell, as
- she had been nnieb in bee usual
11t:alta, ane the. E.'oel, to the frame-
- housenoki was very Leen.
Many friends Lad come to esteem be"'
very laiblity >;itaee she rind 1Ir. Revell
- laud been residents Caere the .past nine
Years and all sympathize deeply with
Abe sorrowing, ones. Mrs. Rare!" War;
blunt in IiamiLan, Ont., but was talc
en ns res child to Detroit, which h:;,rl
-been Ler home until she and A1:r. Rev-
ell moved to Goderieh in 1920. She
,was in her sixty-third year and, bad.
•been married just a little over Unity-
: one years, the thirtieth anniversary
op the wedding having been ceIebrat- genet of, shell pink crepe -back satin'
.� td yeai,aSo last: Maty, 'Service vas with sleeveless tight fitting `bed{eB'j•
mauve tulle marking tela pews for the
guests. To the strains of ;he Lam -
grin wedding :1:arch -playted by bliss
Evelyn Jarfis, of Turonte, the bridal
patty tool: their phases beneath a
floral arch before the officiating
e?ergvanan, Rev. F. C. Elliott, of In-
txersoil, who Sias assisted Cay Rtr. W.
T< hunt, pastor of the eloircli. Given
in marriage by her father, the bride
looked lovely in her wedding costume
of white ebarxneau;e fashioned with
tight sleeveless bodice -and flare skirt
with overskirt of frilled tulle almost
touching in the bark her tfiaibty white
satin pumps with ornaments of
ermine blossoms. ITer long veil was
of silk embroidered tulle arranged in,
yap. effect with coronet of pearls and
Grange blosisons.. She ,carried ai
shower bouquet of Madan: Butterfly Telephone
roses,. valley lilies and fern and wore Ni. 1
the gift of the groom. The brides -1
maid, Miss - Delight . Mutch . wore a e
Always carries ayr cirriplete lute
Drugs
Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Chocolates
ty
Pipes and'Tobaccos
K aks and .Films
Printing and Developing. Prompt Delivery.
H. .''DUNLOP, Phil a.
;' e ' alt f e Hanle in Goderieh town- and full skirt An overskirt and Misses F Rosch mad Vials tis'bal-
Mr. Goodwin, Presbyternin minuftet color• became Iouger'4n'the'been fol- thlxrt114W 1x1 dresses of,_NRiloxv° rose,
! Bedford
It sir Arerff.M> ►:' Block
strip, on Monday conducted b3* Bev, large.colla•rof sills lace in matching destonand'Vera Wilkins, who looked
at Blyth,•xn the absence at the Aseeii-
- blyl' of the deceased's naaator,,i',ev. Mr.
- MeDermid. 'The pall -bearers were
loves e. A • J..MaaKay, R. de d}Tegaw.
I1. in Dunlop, Fried Sturdy,' Ed: Sow -
en erby;-and Reg. Johnston, After the
-J aeyvice the funeral proceeded : to •Dc
ttoit, where service wasFbeld, the,
' .funeral °t+iking place 'from' the resi-
t dente of Mr. A, W. Blain, brother -in
lowing the trend of the wedding colt. and e green, During the • ' luncheon
tame.. Rerhat was of elate mohair. hour Rev. Mr. Bunt presented to the
embi oideied in seed pearls with' long bride, a white morocco. Bible to marl:
streamers of Malin . , li - thvoccasioar.of the not wedding in
e fie cafe. Yvhlte- � g,
Jade alillpers and hose enimplettd lien the .ehu eh, Far travelling:.the bride
resume, and she carried et bowled of tdenned a dress of Demirelare• blue
Lassie, carnations, Mrs. -F eantoon erepe.anld coat of ,ierey broad -
d chweyer, •. of Relies • Corners, • wasxeloh with cane- effect and" Moleskin
matron -of honor,° and wore pale yet- �nd- satin trimming. • :,dendhnsei.fitting
low -chiffon with tight bodice prettily: hat af' grey, with 'glove ,••shoes and,
law, of Mrs, Sevellna kid the inter, tucked and skirt of frills- . AA :tight hose and hand .bags rto%,ntetenn With, a
tery, Detroit, The services'M shoes .and h
ev, Detro;t .xu�q'lehring•.slaa des. teas. worn. 'Vi hie costume. 'the
Ment was made in T Imwond ceme .fitting hat of. silk and angor', in :brightly colored caeaiunesennipleted_ her
Ti's►' e*..consinetcd by 'Br. Adams..,rrtpyty v.sluaitt,• ex uy
•lilt'. enemies son. >�Pith, cis �'y'oiid� lam colrtpdeted: her coostuiae �artadietn Nzitinnail Rtaili¢aays •for
. ,and. she carried ai. large 'bou uet of Montreal and Quebec.' t71i. their xe-
i ; etoc1., . end, his daughter, Mrs.. lti on q
SUIVIM- Peerce, and ` family. of Columbus,
�ry - 14iielt.. and AT". and Mrs. Fred Con ter,
i..1 - of Wnikerville, were ' bete ; :for the
funeral and three brother?~, •Tohn. Win
- Ham pea A: Gra*. of Detroit. A sis-
ter. Mass Alice Gray. of • Huntingt in.
In two-piece and combination, Ind.. ' and another . freshen? Shen? Robert-
Balbriggan and Athletic styles, i" to rGralr, of Colorado. survive.
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sleeves and knee length. AMONG THE CHURCHES
The regular meeting of Knox ehtu'ch
auxiliary ot'the W. la. S.. will beheld
UNDERWEAR.
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
WEST SIDE X31± SCUAR
reseteeee
BOWLING
PHONE-. 410
• ____..-... i,'1 byt n e oreli in (*ewe, P. IL S' Moyer: of Nelle', Corners
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golden yellow Paten nines and blue
cornflower. Mr. Charles M, 1tumber,
of Toronto, was best.man. Little
June Schweyert of Ne11es Corners,
turn they will reside - in Stratford.
To the young couple, who .are well-
known
to :Goderich. residents, is ex
tended anany haepoy greetings and
made • a eharming $ower' girl, ' She good wishes for.their future happi
wore' a dainty dress, of: pale blues fiat nos.
crepe and lace with white slippers Out of town guests included: Ur.
and. carried a basket of pink.sweet and Mrs. R. M. Cassels, Mr. and Mrs.
peas, lily oi' the valley and gysophe- Jacic Lyne. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Bra -
lite Little Evelyn Donaldson. +tarried den, Hannilton; Mr. and Mrs. M. •A.
the bride's veil and. was lovely in aHumber, Mrs. 13• ,Switzer, Miss Helen
dress ofeoral pink flat atrepe end. lace Humber, Miss Eva Whits, Mr. Leslie
'with white slippers. ' Miss Eveivsi .=
n pan*.s . wore sa pretty ,
pictu a na►t� to 4Il gette l lace rYith DIGESTIVE ORGANS 'piciti;re: hat `to rnatrh.. ��-„ *+s M as!
signing of the register, rusts . F C. Completely Elliott, of I;nger:ion. sang "O Promise p etety ►oisoned
' Ry Rad : 'oeth
• on'J ueeday, June Lath, at 3:50 p.m. Jarvis, thet
'rue resttitar•nbeeting et the Arthur
Circle of Knext church will be held on
los say evening "'June Vith, rtt 8
o'clock Mrs ltedditt and Mrs. Chas.
- .Reid will haste charge of the meet.- We. Her etstsau .. was of black. and 1
ins;• white figured canton crepe with a :fiat
In the absence'bf" Rev. R. C. Mc- of black lace._ The ushers were Mr.
Dermid at the .General Assembly of• %Villiam Douglas, o' Toronto, and Mi—
the es erih t 'h a
the pulpit of Knoit.,chtir'ch was Accue Mrs. Chas.. It litxmbev, another of :the'
pi last Sunday by Rev. Conon Hill bride, -cbose royal blue georgette. a
pair of blankets. Second event, first her brother, Mr, A« Young, of Loyal. in the morning tied by Rev; M. Goode , Cavendish model hat of black . and
prize, silk bed spreads,. second, irisiel Mr. Thos. Cornish, his another and will, of Auburn, xn•'lhe evening. white and carried a bouquet °Lennie
Witten Rinks in Goderieh Bowling linen pillory eases, Third event, firsts sister, .Mine dolly Cornish, of Kiztcar- Services in Victoria St, clxur& next rosebuds. Airs. L. Donaldson ,Was
Tournament Wednesday pair Oath" towels, second one bath • dine s eat Sunday at th he me of Sunday as Ioilmen: 10 a,nn, Feeloty» gowned in navy lint crepe with re
Mrs. W. R. �Lanibert, Lambertville, •
N B. writes: I miast,say� that
saved my life.. • My trouble:one B.B.B.'indi-
gestion . .
, caused « by bad . teeth. . My-
digestive organs were completely:
poisoned, ms well as my whole system.
I had the. teeth extracted; but the trouble
i , was still ledt: Raving read what
towel• i bit. and Mrs, Alden Allin ship class; il' a 1n'i 1'Vorahip• pastor's hat and carried a bouquet t grey
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Eighteen rinks participated'in the In the local :doubles tournaments.! he W. Ai.,5. of Smith Tiill United subteen, '"Cririst's Proprietorship."`rosebuds. The ' qgi n pine
groom's gift to the
Goderieh rink bottling tournateent nn the follotukng 'have been the yvinnors church held their monthly meeting at Sunday , school: `following morning bride was a diamond . dinner king', to
wridnesday this week', seine local rinks since then first Of the month: June the home of liars Ina Treble on worship. 7 nen 'iritorsltip• subject the bridesmaid a meld -nee of "bice`
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`let, W m d ewe, Aiac'4fcar ,
xs an S ads n 3 s
and trine visiting xinits. The sides of , n, 1 n A i'xhuxsday Inst, the iddie8 having •n "The Dian: -Wit ,tf�41 Se3ret C'sre. .� ,can diamonds, to tliemaitroi'a of honor
tha�'�'i�sitirib rinks were ftp H. Robin- fil;st, and . Glazier undClYns.Itlaclt quilting bee,•' y I3antistclaux
huifd
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ty, Jule xf`>*i
a pen andPencil,
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fod. liDowning. Ir sseIs• Lt. "ac,, McPhail, fir and G Seemends and R their anniversary onJuly. nth, tee, thepCsfor, �« a 1r�unt�Seriion rrld veil beater 'signer rinns to the
Winter. "'lase S rnat And G. 1, IteiT, Jas..MneV1car fst,:and A, Taylor and speaker. .Special nuste is expected
son,Iyth,n>. Robertson, Stmt. second. „lune ond smith Rill United church is holding Anniversary. ;er+lces;• coniuctcd by.ualltary iruslles, to he fliver.gir
Wigham. S. A. Hewitt, Mitchell; Il.' L 1n,second:" June tb, F. Etta. and tar. Bremmrr, of Brucefield bent t.ubeets, a,fre .,.New Testattt ent's Pianist tom act, to the soloist a
of Sexfoxtlt► anChas. lartor, of St. 0: Oartei- second. June lOtteT•G1si both morning and evenatig1ai , and the local rinks were ae zier andJloivnnan, first, J. Swar-f Mrs. Kenneth Allin notoretl over
follows: Dr. lluIter, skip, with ,11.field and J. 3ac 'iear, second.
from ttlutroit oa "Saturday >xnd espent
Requisite to Churcre'S'uecoss,: or Sp}r- string of Suntan- pearls, to the ushers
.Taal Multiplication; e 7: nate, "The gold cuff links. Following . the were-,
Dili lererne Glorious and 'Triumphant the ea m buffet 'luncheon was served at
Mission." " 'Special .iiiigic by the choir home of the bride's parents. which
IileNee, 11. Rays and F. Craigs a hies file tiveelr-end with Mr.and Mrs. , Alden assisted by local talent and Mrs. A. wasdecorated with spring flowers
assistants; A. Taylor, skip, with P. - x'.s ,flN�a"r Allrn and family before going to visit Gale and Miss Phyllis Davies, winners' !e bride,'s table titres decorated With
'Poole, It. Edwards and W. Dern; F, Mr, Win Fitz erau of ri t ut-e her people at Listowel.• in duet class at Stratford musical pnxtkxtridsilverand*vas centred with a
Martfn, skip, with C. Chapman, S. D. s oat Inst week with relatives e ' Mr. Alex. Rossi and two daughters,, festivals three-stoiyr'rveddkne dike. 'The wait -1
and I. Iltaket: A. t4'hit+esides, PMI's. Will Naylor, of 1 uckrr iw via- M:+,, and,Mrs, Bert Adams, Misses . Sunday evening tuo music' at: the tresses'Were girl friends of the b,ride,'
skip, with E. J• Pridhem, Geo. Mac- y ' * Verna. and Lcnaa: Adpnts And Mi Clif- North St United:.church will be 'ui-. -----
Vicar Vicar sand R. J. Reynods; G, Symonds, last hex' .sieter, Mo. will Afenary*, ford MacNeil, all of London, called _ Welled bythe I,ucicnety United church eeereeeesee eee ,,
last week.
pl{ip Wen J 11ro hey Dr Graham oyu'Mr and ltir ACS 1 while l N
and a. ntacanncll; J', a', Poevell, skip, lio. d tang)
opl tx Soctyr� will day .afternoon, s, Clarkon nn pis '' Luklo Tito ,special,y;mus will
with J. 11. Swafl'icid, J. Bowman and p g thislr d ir. Our sympathy goes out to the be»-tivilt consist ; -of an' anthem ''Solt}ierst
E. C. Robertson: A. Goldthorpe, skip, est ring on• DIr. Flnier 1?lnllilns caved ones:. of Mrs. Geo. Rutledge,
with T. G. Glazier, C. black and 1?r. grounds: The program is in charges who was buried from Nile to Colborne
e 11411; F. hunt. skip, with A. le Maya of the young ladies. cemetery on Sunday last, also to Dir-.
well, C. Griffith and T. Taylor, ,i, 1t, The Ashfield Cireuit -Ladies' Aid Will Long and family' intim loss of a
'Wheeler, skip, with W. C. Pridham, are holding their **noel g ardent par- -dear lather and • I,"randfatlier, Mr.
j‘o. Bisset and Jas. MacVicar. ten on Tuesday evenitfg, Juni' 18, on Chas. • Statrart who was laid to rest;
ir. flat e s r s
. o fas nb alts iti
1t Sproat, £ n wort to cot e
,,e Orth sin.the airs r of Otlt
t y g or
p , Monday.
on. �v
Ment, J'•: It. Wheeler,- Godertch, bring and gl+a• e1 wad, Ashfield. �'he� What might have .iaeen�a. very hail
second.' In the semi-finals Wheeler Delmore Urainatle Club will present fire happened at Mr. Norman Allin's
had defeated Powell and Sproat had their popular pray, "Cranberry Cor- recently on Maitland eon., Mr. Adlin
defeated Winter. J. W. Powell was nets," with complete pronoun t3iphaving occasion ' to burn some old
the winner of the second' event, with lrerr aerted from six to eight ea'elenit. straw, A spark flow into n small
A. Whttesides se(and. In the semi. Pian to ineet,your friends• therr. " building near by, burning . it to the
Thuds Powell had defeated Bare Wing-•-
. ground, the main dwelling #louse.
;ibunaf and tiVhitesides bad defeated 13r. MrCOLBORNE catching fire. but by the help of his
Robinson, Ste3tfor'd:, k'. Hunt was: - many friends and neighbors who
the winner,of the third event, Yvith R s. IA xt;.atftut rslionta .couple` were soon there by telephone call it
Jit Robinson. myth. second. In the of days test week inTorottta. was soon-: put. but,
menti -inion Hunt toot res bye -and hots. Mr. Hall, of 'Woodstock; Mr. Wal- "" """ "= --
Jason defeated A. Tavist, lace Clark, Miss Ver* {'bark and Miss (UU'I'tTAIVE '"
'Te prizes were: First event, tree Yoeng, of•Enibrot, spent Sunday at SffErbyAR..;_ Theles passed' 'away
Tatty, a flity«hound bag fat fiiurity flour the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C Clark. hest e i iday rumina ('hark
donated b e w
the c'>ttrtt.Cana Flour or'
y u
Mrs. A. 1
t► >i a letwon rr r.
Mille Co,. and fast prion'. •breakfast a. i Ca few weeks with' her niece et of :wa -the Nilt'.'beeniat lingth yr
.
atrr ,
x nis! at Stetvstr bed ht w, to
sets of cloth enol serviettes; ticre�nd, Barrie. hexa ,returutcd to the 'home of 1'erett or ,`lent r'ear's. la
,Iraww�wrrrawwwr tar . ,. ramp very enter see telly at the home,.
' of his daughter, M. Will Long, of
e lienlniller. Iloi'n in T'a:xmanagh, Ire-
land. '11r. Stewart tante to'Canada in
his boyhood and settled at the Nile,
Of Christ, Arise."' a •-double : mixed
quitrent, "Rock of Ages," and a solo
by the choir -leader, Mrs. J. t'Vesley,
Joynt. Mrs. Newton; organist, ofj
>;ucknow, will preside at the organ. •
North St. United church. Siei•vicesj
on Sunday, June J
u n 6t will ax h lbef
, as of
lotus: •10 11.m., Class meeting, hits -1
s}on !land and Men's Cium. Tonle at
the elute "lbw may we profitably'
employ out leisure.timel" introduced?
by Mr. Douglas Campbell. 11 am.,
public worship, conducted by Rev. J.
A. Walker, Ii, A., of Dungannon. Ur.
%Volker. is returning this year to his
work in West China. Many wilt de•
Aire to hear this courageous Christian
minister before be leaves Ituron Pres-
bytery; the service on Sunday :morn-
ing provides the .opportunity. Come
'2 p.m.. !Church Sebool. 7 p.nx., Even-
s Stewart,
ing Worship, cnuduetcd by the pastor.
ear. hfr.. W.
r the pest iw M�atat'AD IA tv C
Int
the •rad
Poreigiii :Government itats.deio
i • total; 'r°lftal
UNITED STATES f►' 11Mt 71L •67.(..iso hands, -
t3.511 7.111tQ
Sitact the want reirierkable pregress has been mide in the te, ncmie
devekein eat of South Asnet.can countries. Budgets hue beta
balanced. benlane xbste:es lave been itnprsved, the rnkume ef .
foreign trade has vastly inentis`eaf Ind ittintSuntt t*se been -tact
-
to improve the lacers ef' ttan3pertetien so that nether sdtanaes
may be made in the aieveknenent ef tire. *teat natural reteatrces
cf the cnitrnent. This Improve hent fits been Accompanied by
the it:testi:wee cf levee mounts of foci`% cerate' in the external
bends of South American countries, particularly by United States
•sod f al:adieu investors. 11w SouthAnrtrican rues listed below
nlikh are placable preteipal and interest in New York etre Cllr
dctabtedky atttact4e at present prke: , , , . • . t
'Doe 1 Octebet. Mar"
Ranth1111,1C Or tIIfl E B°o Sondra
tee Due I rl mery. Pal............ 'J1.511
xsrDuet Stalk "
i,t t bi 1% ----- . -..,..p *7.710
ltit1111I.i0 tutu fI1L VIVID, enc.) Histol'+_.
Dos l October, 11,6l n4.18
1'ilke►V1%t; E cilli I1t'7 SOS AIRES. 614 Donde-
Die 1 Merck ti61..... , 1111 3M
STATE len' Sett PAI'[:tri, f9F0 Bends,
Dee 1 September. OAcs. ,
al"? ? Pp ct'!,itinst.f rl,
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.:i_ CANADAS
�! GREATEST
STEAMSHIPS
where be farmed. flit wife pude-!
:::eased "him just two ycaars ago; he *meow fess'
missed net' greatly. There were three sols* esaa •
bad done for other. I decided to try it
and the result was amazing ..,lerennot
praisenuflu-tu eig only
red br The T. 'Mil-
burn Co.,''Ltd., Toronto, Ont.- r
Johnston, Strafford; Dr. end Mrs. A..
M. Humber and son, Austin, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Fillmore and daughter, Connie,
Mrs. F. A. /dumber and Mr:. Frank.
Humber, Mrs. Leslie Karns, Mr. and
Mrs. itauhausser, Detroit; Miss Evac•
Craig, of Loudon; Mr. and Mrs J R.
Biddle, Mr. and Mrs.• C. P.'`Reeves;
Miss Dorothy Reeve, Port Rowan;.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Douglas, Mr: and
Mrs.' G. C. Biddle and • family, -Mise
Evelyn A, Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs.. Sid •
-
ney Donaldson, Toronto; Mr.. and -
Mrs. 3b 1i,. Sehweyer and daughter,
June, of Rogersville.
" 'Tae Seaforth . Morse reees on Wed.:,
nesday, June 19th, 'li�ave'a big' .entry
list in alJ three. classes •.2.1u", 2.20
and 2.25 trot or pace with'a purse: of
$400 for each raze. The races will 'be •
'held under the auspices of the Hain»
Ilton Driving and Athletic Ass}ocia--,
tion. .
•
Mark clown Thursday, dune 20th, orr
your eaten:tar to heat the address by
Ron. T. B. Bennett at Wineham.
_Si/EEK-END
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wellmade. 5 gockets, cuff •
'bottoms. All' sizes. WI
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black or .striped. All
sizes. Special... . - -
1{Ien's Work S'nirts, blue,
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- sizes in lots. ;Clear-.
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We are Tapping the Heart of the Oil Producing Area
,•n girl:, :--,
WITH number one Well=x"'ri'ei':�x+y,"and two and three
tofollow':
xmrne 3
d atel aft
or coin 1 tlo
e n
of number
�' xbel:
P
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_.. —or* Well, and twelve .a(ld t o ia1". yWe is to be _spudded
in within the next twelve months on number one property
surrounded by close in producing Wells, the Wainwright
Petroleums offer a genuineprofit opportunity for yoti.
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'.children oar the fanilly: Mii'rsp Gharle3 lhtit►tt llt►:�'l[xtl;.ltlf•
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tValtci"r naw tlrertased ; Mrs. Nell •cit r ituel,souitear • eee Tlla initial production. Rp1j12'o:iiwltRtB of oil wells close t(1 the pI'ollel'ty.
Ran. t+f' New Yt,l&.. tanel Mv-s, Will k 2' 1 21 -t, ::'1i Ai t'•alla • of the Wainwright Petroleums is as follows:
L�aiag, of I3rlfnrittrr. "ihe funeral ser- ` a At) rt•tt trt- rr g
• un,' a. a er oi. i
vii'M WAS eendueted at Ilenmilleit Lyl e , ;12A0,24_,...,... _.►in'tp t a ti$ lb stl4ar i$
1tev, It. A. Lundy, of Nile, essiettel lay Duty Iles Aloul.ta,sa'
heir, 1h B. Cunarning, of Ile:Miller. ,lute tea all . 1:, )Iran ansa
The prillbrarete were Alex. You44 . Atte. : Aug. 27 .. >l,rxr$r.,g,tt G
William Stewart. James:. McNight, �t.a}lv of +s,tbll, • r.
Janics. Oliver, Richard McWthinney rtlrtam ttu,=fari+
'and Sameel Sheppard. Intern►onti • ' .
„tIook paeat t°olbornrcenetcr . ;ma iti Julei2 ..m<:
t ...ilionleteea
args nunber
of friend'- were preeent alone lone Ju:- its ....tail.'1,••-.fff" 'Cork
at the funeaal. •Ibnse train. a dis- ,Maty a ,nit fie • 10latat :+ rt 111nill'
• Canso were his-br, ,thee', Prank Ste�wv-,Jttle-•• ewe Aug:, 1-, .,.. ... 'thiel; _
n t, and wife. frota Magnetawsoieet:: ti rape •► .ttlai!t,k,s 441 1Orii.`
` aGeorlta CAvtirt And wift'e of alleti:*'it.' 0010 at 11,11:tii
GA1-t.1:Y =' At the good old age 'erf'' ; -ret Guicik•,anyomeittt.i
righty.ai"e, stn; '11,4... 4,attnlcy 1!>rsaed .tenae' Ti..
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lawaaxy tsn trilttr±daat Jiu'w- 6th, at'thtt r1Lt14 2}° .:Cala `�i,,.,,iatt•'laa . „f :III Ilh"ns of iris'-nfl, Mr. M'sIliatn Gs.enty,"Ja3� s Aug. .3 .int,:, rt► n,lltla'a'd: .
. tdotbridlte etrett. ' Ire nets * ritive' w le , \tisk.►►;,;: •il -
j of Irelatnd, •4 APA r -t Mr. And Mi..i,Ialo' I'll '.o.- I ��•-•••°41"14-1•7j laic t:.eulew who time to this Cera. °la,a ; sa• t r' II .•o ll, ,f"'•`. a
tient *!lett the suideit; of this elre'i-lti +le',.in'.-1'- :all.
Claes only a fete yt~lert of 4gce li'h,-y i 10 tie weenie
±ettlel et Nattht'. Missesiil-mi. endiJ Jute- •e: Jen .'i efts ;tt a,'t••'tta alt ei
:alteree thee there moved t- r'snrttlaa,:dta3T• la'...., ,........11: ,sora, -:_g
The father 1<ts tt '-.heel teat'.iv's anal • `Co ainit,e'rtr•-
Il was located et Iisetellet.en felt' rtnnt'+;•ieti.>' 1 a0'• tN Ath.• 1.1_ ,. .11; t '.,i , : -
fitiroe lied late.° in cf~et:neil, It 4l:e'!r5 i;±i lai1' % t.'. 1 A''''''',w1 ,.. 11c..,ei`o1317o,
thr s tttt! nehe'J..that they tr,t'l a,e. tiv tWr►`e+ lhttnlita'
,gseri:t'e!d and tkP• nn:.var,d, real neve' 1e_.t,. ''e .ir,:- !; ILII'17:111'.+ l'f 'at .l ."ta
Q+.he. mpont ax t ot"4.# rtwt. t 1" Diet I1f'etimo OW:*da'..., . ... ,.• •..,.,.tt al .
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:preeleetweeel Ftif4 end i,•r t'." ort. t:'1" 1 fttrru.-. `►ltttf�I'sW','tr,t
l eefie't ne Ii "1 lived in a aeltj tt 1` tie' le • ' t -
•wi,s i1 rr..sa1w!- cit 1%,''',N. ,hat.•, h,..tetge • e •e 1V•, ata��, • ;S .' . g4, 4- t'''''°f )f. 1
sip the. 1w..r-, '' t f -'!r t.,ie.ieler`, Itt-v, ,n• :et ee• et 1•••. ear
lit p..o.•.i, f''s' fnoet,j 4,.,„it e. t ` 01' t ; ., i la e•
'!.,res snowier wri...- t;auto.tat ee fl a, 1
M''.: Ferrer .Thi, a•eN. hr'r,,. ,, ta.,•.r 1rirW* ., % %%Mrw a 140
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(1). The Western Consolidated ..Oils
dame in with a daily production
of 150 barrels, approximately
220 yds. distant fruit No. 1 well.
(2). The British Petroleum No. 2
came in with a daily production
of barrels, approximately 450
yards distant from No. 1 well.
(3). The British Petroleum No. 4
cane in with a daily production
of .,100 barrels,. approxihiatel
•450 yds. distant from No. 1 well.
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(4). Edmonton Wainwright --No.: l
well calve in with a daily pro' ”
duction of 250 barrels, approxi-
mately 700 yards distant from
No. 1 well.
(5). British Petroleums 3eame E . eae in ':
with a daily production of 100
.° barrels, approximately 700 yds.
distant from No. 1 well.
(6). Sasko Wainwright No. 1 eame
in with a daily production of 150
barrels, approximately 250 yds.
distant from -No. I well. •
THESE WELLS ALMOST SURROUND OUR NO. 1 WELL
For furthei information write or 'phone our local representative
W. J. HERON
The Clinton Inn 'rite rile,!. 5 Clinton, Ontario
THE WAINWRIGHT PETROLEUMS LIMITED
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