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PHONE 90 - GODERICH
The Leading
Men's Store
SMART WEAR
HAND TAILORING
Special Orders to your
measure
Chas. Black
Phone 21!1
U.;
New furniture
THE SIGNAL, f GODERICH, ONT.
1t
' Thnrany August 1A, 1I* --E
DUNGANNON l
R Betty, of Toronto, are vieitfug trolt, spent the past week with Mr.
is and father, Mr.Robs Scott and Mie John Menem.
Staines, of Toronto,
DUNGANNON, Aug. 15. -Mr.
Mrs. Wollldge. of 'loruuto, are
lug their daughter, Mrs. G, M.
Kenzie.
Mr. Nornulll Treleuveu returu
his home in Toronto last S,tturtl
ter a two weeks' 'visit with his
er, Mn. Robert Treleaven.
J Hell f I kt w and Mer
Mrs. Ilart'r er ter. , .
this weak. Miss Margaret Hall and nephew,'
and Mr*. Sclater and daughters, Helen !darter Alan
visit- nud Marlon, of Seutortl. are visiting have:been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mr Edgar Rd- McWhiuhey the past fortnight.
•this lie
I.a w lora.
ell to leaded the funeral of the Mee Julw
y at,- airs harry Willlarus is bultdnyi°g ttuulr}•. which oma: held from the
at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Many front hl neighborhood at-
a
moth. at the brae of his gregduurthrr, airs. home of Mr. Will. Gouley, 1„Nhrilh•
Thus, v rsary s • to Klntall ' /cemetery. Mr. Ilauley's
Mem. 11 uc w
Anniversary services will Ise held early home ens on the 0th couces
M. atcliruzle, of '1'oru11to, tLsItesl at I 1 l K 1 • r Pxtel1dwi ro the
the home of Mr. mid Mrs. F. Russ day. August 26t1. Rev. W. ltaithby INrPacPd wrwhPr. u! Ms ftlwlly.
this week. will let• the preacher. There wilt bPi Ur. and Mrs. Earle Blake and
children. of Clinton. Ea visited on Sun -
Mr. andg Mrs;. Jus. a}c...mio ru and s{ss iul wuslc, by the chaos. Sar with Mrs. ton. s xtaron airs
the eek -end alar, i,! le,uf Mr. .q and airs. Roy !`armew and children, of 1
Sun -
the week -end at the hurts of and Jlih9rrll, spent Tuesday "f tl:ts week au,i air. David McWhinney' (luh-
Mrs. Robert rL•Kettzie. with her parents. Mr, :end \Ir. J. 11. Boys' and Gish Nbe.cp
Mr. and Urs. Harold Tigent uud Joh11stun, At the Boys' and, girls' Shaer 1'11111
children, u! Sheppardwn, spent gun ',1 Mrs. Jlarry Mi !trim. f Detroit, • exhibition geld In Make's Hall on
day with the hatter's mother, alts. \\'. has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Friday last. Clifford Blake secure!
It. r anus. W. R. Patterson.
first prize In all the classes of
air. anti. Mrs. S. U. \1'i, ecus and Mrs. Norman Garrett, of c'liuton, is sprhig lambs ahnwh : pert \t. \\hen
Satur , of 'purouto, uom,red up oil ihr gars[ of her sister, air W. ltobe
nay second ',Ara, In entries .tf double
Saturday and are vi -cuing the hitters ewe Iambs and si11it1 : Cecil J•,hn-
ir�n. son first a In jading: llJohn-
{strruts, al r. and alts. T. G. .\ileo. 'sirs M1+stun Iluud of Knox Misled .rt•re iu J l:i1''
Mr. and airs. Jas. \\'ull,•r. sof Nask• tudersou sw t 1
Sunday of had"had its {.seri.' Clifford Blake standing Arst :inn re
•
Walker.
Br a l rad al.n. rierry 110 Tuewlay•
herlker, of Rrua,tels, raCe4 on friends celvine the largest n11ntteer of prize:
Dr. B. C. N'rlr has purchased a 11WAZ,le,l 1s entitled to exhibit his
here lust week. new }'urd coach.
Mi.', Wiiillie UcClnre. nurse -in- llulto a uuwler utteuled .he pienl, lambs at the "i aria❑ Fair this ?'est'
training it t St Tlo.url: 1s sl,eudiug +li }urmosg 00 \\elnesdut in the Roy/ and (art Shw•p Chtb
• t ILItInn
1u the Auburn Rapt st a .u.- 1 , uu- .4011. SyngOat ty s
her holidays at the home of her par , x n .
Mr. and Urs. Riddell motorist to
ruts, \l r. nud airs. 1\m. McClure. ,\ilsa st'raig 1111 Welluewioc w• d '� j
Het. J. A. and Mrs. Walker and \1'tit'tp,„ .t,„ }5. -iter. 1'. \1'. OLD A1rEODOTF •
1
children
ay renlnee,l home fruit their
Gaslw'lll has returned to bis duties
holidays Inst week end and Mr. Walk- as {wars 11f the Myth and .\'Mini
Y I er , ch and 11-• {Ntplt lu the l cited Prebterlans. Ills (laughter Ehia 11 Mr•-rs 1';rlviu Melut�re. ioy \ttl-
ask., formerly of Auburn, to Ur.
lis. U\Vickers and lt.'rt \1'igius Harold Me}Imy- of ltegin•i.he turtr-
•r,1 u{, to the lake at !slack. nage to take place nn .tntrt lth
We have on hand a niee assortment Ih i �• eu al"u.kiy ufterwN,u to fish, t tlo Iwme of her lrttet. er. aut
bn• rr:f„rnwr11ely their tuck was ul- of l'arriaew, Strollers. Praw, Go- Urs. J. P. Murdoch.arts, ate indifferentlor'sAlio
Carriage
church 011 Nut. ,ay. t ns rx{Nr c, ,1111 5011. \'Ictor, nccnmisn,5ed hint f.1...Mr iii.. \Clli.', of Detroit. alit tawdorlsltli
slug its the 1 titwl church next Sou- -
S The engagement its n1u:••nneed of
try w••roiug rind eveuiug' MIs's label 1. Murda•h. of & i ,it.Iia.
"."•: nil. -\ friendly -game .f 1.••r-e.hee
Nit, Harry lila', ..f G,Nlrrich, is i,ib•hing took place Is•ncce;: 'Lende:-
,1-.•u,g trends here. burn Incl Fri•I:,t Pccn-
r
Doll ('atriagwl, Kiddy !ars, Reeking koro and An
anything1 this }'1 1 1' 1 1 f
Horses. 11 in need of a s \Ir „int Urs. , tv a cru au, . 11. Ing.
line give us a rail. Our prices are 0'i .• .go. lave been visiting the for- air. and Mrs. It. G. Thou,;• -•o, and
right. ut•r - mother and other friends here family, of Clinton, and \li-= W.
s• •, :era few ,hays•19unuµw nn; of Toronto. cane,' 11n11
Mr. 01111 Mrs. Jetties M.Nain. "f friends ill .\''sura the fore pa:
J. R. WHEELER \elderly, Miss Trim McNair', in, of `I'"- lite week.
Palm, and al r. and \its. D. Iv air- Some •,
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
-M ne balmy Nwwow
''x 44** *444 gist
it
illinery
FEATURING a most
outstanding range of
distinctive models in
FELT
in all the afw trends
of fashion.
°11.15 :al f''
You are cordially
invited to inspect
M l our stock ► "
Miss MacVicar
f the former. have Ihr.•-he'1
torite people don't know that
we sell
NEW FURNITURE
ThaThat'sa specialty with us.
\1'.• can furnish from kitchen
to attic and positively save
you money. •
V \}
Furnit I Funeral D' Stns their i
sides. -
lay.ii. ci-.i:ed r. and rs. fall wheat in the field and, the
Furniture Dealer
unera ere }•. Russ belay.
Hamilton Street, Goderi. h The hr crena ..eial held on the hr1111 11r tl:e binder Is heard nn nil
Phones: Store 335. Residence 355w Vetted simnel grooved, dile (Wed-
nesday 1 evenirlg, was quite It success -
fill affair. There oma: u toast attend- KINGSBRIDGF. tf eat In my eyes; and 1n an evil mo -
11.• and an -tntcresting program. wase meat It was removed with a knife.
elven he local w'e't. The evetit was 1;--\'i;Itors Great was my anxiety to know tete
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Kingston St. Uo,lerich`
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X "'ARR'S GROCERY
for Service and Quality
--PRICES RIGHT -
X Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily
Silverwood's Ice Cream
Bricks, Bonbons, Dixie Cups and Bulk
..n_ -A Trial Will Convince You,_
AGENT FOR
Massey -Harris
Machines
and Genuine
Massey -Harris Parts
\4e have on display a full line
of seasonable machines
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
H. Clements
hiugston St. Goderich, Ont.
Phone 3K5
Iiloetes of [Scott and Stephenson
Which Retain Their Charm.
Thine are some anecdotes which
are often told and lose .nothing_ Of
th 1r whimsical appeal In the process.
indeed the passing of time would ap-
pear to enhance rather than [detract
from their interest and charm. There,
are two well-known anecd,dus. nue
originally told by Sir Walter Scott to
a friend, and the odor, dealing with
an amusing comment made by 1leorge
Stephenson, Inventor of the locomo-
tive, which are worthy of vetteratlen.
in telling the story of a ulent,rabl"
Incident which occurred when he was
at school, Sir Walter Scott said:
"There was a boy in my class :,t
school who stood always at the top.
nor could I with all my efforts sup
plant hint. Ihty came after day, and
still he kept hen place, do what I
would; till at length I observed that,
when a question was asked him ti -
always tumbled with his fingers itt a
particular button of his waistcoat. To
remove It, therefore, became expedt-
Electric Washer ---
See the New ROTAREX
STRONGER MOTOR. COPPER TUB 1 Nickel -
plated). NEW STYLE WRINGER. t i �1
4 r#'it` BALLOON ROLLERS
In fact, :totpethingllitilvetit to anything ever sold in (;o,lerich
Special price ( incltilling premiums) $140
LET Cs DEMON•TIH.\TE IN YOUR OWN HOME:
I'II(1NE +rill
JAS. C. CARRIE
HARDWARE
SIDE �ljl'.\RE
T, it LIFE -BUOY shit . t
OUTING SHOES
LIFE -BUOY OUTING SHOES have proved to be
the most reliable, best -wearing summer footwear on
the market, for baseball, tennis, bowling and all other
pastimes that are enjoyed by men. women and chil-
dren. They are herr. in the latest styles at the moat
reasonable prices.
Golf Shoes are now in stock in the new patterns.
z'a3 GEO. MacVICAR
Goderich, Ont.
North Side of Square
:Pu r�w'frnt'
The Event of the Season
TIIE ASHF11':I,It CATHOLIC
WOMKN'i LEA(;1•}:
will hold a party in the
KINGSBRIDGE HALL, on
Friday evening, Aug. 24
Dancing from 9 to 2 o'clock
Music by the Arthur Radio
Orchestra of Wisghais
Come early. Everybody welcome.
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mater the auspices of the Migeton
KINGeltltllrc'} \lig•
Circle. home fn w
were )I r. I'. Ryan. Mr* Thos Lan- seeded too well. N•ten the boy was
non. alis Margaret 15Conmir. Miss again questioned. his tingers sought
Wel Gritliu. Mr. and ',irs. 1o1111 t',d again for the button, but 1t was not
lius and family. Messrs. Joseph and to be felt. He atdod confounded, and
Leu. O'Laughlin. Mr. Nick ferry. Mr. I took possession of his place; nor
NIDE. Aug. 15 -The first threshing George Drennan and Mr. Le,.0 .ley did he ever recover It, or ("Vet', 1 be -
of the sears.n was done the pent week Mr. Will 4(Iuugliliu. , f Chl.-ag Ileve, suspect who was the author o[
of Mr. W/muel Shepperd's when be .ere.tthe week -end with friends his wrong."-
btui bis w•lert stook -threshed. bore. The anecdote which is associated
Mr. r. ('hrster Brown ,awe up from Mr. ,old Mrs. Jawes Foley. of with George Stephenson dates back
Detroit ou Saturdayto Mr. Joseph almost a hundred years, when It war
G Nttrrfeh, AMU( Yumtar wee Qhetr proposed to construct the i • way
mil -
Semi uto's. returning by motor on ,laughter. Mrs. James Garvey. tray between Manchester and Liver -
Nike
Senility a,ruwlnuiwl be his wife. who Miss Mary and Master ('loud pool. There were many timid per -
lad sent several weeks here. Clean. of Nallaceburg, are Tlslting sons who saw danger In the project
Miss Alma lite, R. N. and her th.•ir gr;urdistrenl+. Mr. and airs.' and, as a result, 1t met with stroug
mother. Mrs. W. }'ree. of Dungannon, alnrgnn Daitnn• opPoAltitia. It was necessary that a
R.eut W wlu.alay of the least Week at . Mis. Lillian Dalton returned to bill should pass through Parliament
to busts 11f Mr. and Mrs. Telford Detroit on Sunday, ne.ompsuied bl' I authorising the work and the pro -
Nixon. Miss Marie Reninger, "! Dobkin• rooters wire closely examin.d. While
Mrr. Snyder and Mrs. Henderson, Miss 'Tarts" Reynolds, of Clinton. under exawlnatlun by the Horse of
of Underlie:. were Sunday Iriaitors at is visiting Miss hose O'Connor. Lords, Stephenson was qu' -cloned by
the home of Mr. White
Finnigan. Mr. and Urs. },iwnril O'Neil, of a Peer who was strong[. against the .
Iter. 1.. C., White preached in the Jxekson. Mi. h., sent the week -end . proposal. "Now, Itlr. ,t.•PhPnson."
I"ultwl church herr on Sunday ere'- with his aunt. )Its. John 11'Xeil. I said the Peer, "et a vow strayed on
•
ing to a large cengregatiun. Mrs. ' !Rex, Louis Dalton is spending a to the line in (root of the stain, would
White and two children accawfsrens few [aye with friends in Detroit. that not be an awkward circum -
i -r. White here and were the guests Rev. J. J. Hogan. of New York, is stance?" "Verry awk'ard wy lord."
enairs. James Table over the week Mende 1 1 ' replied Stephenson, in his broad
amt
Detroit for the week -end success of my measure; and It buc-
NILE
seeterhet
visiting s r em s err.
Misses Catherine. and ('Artie,' Northumbrian tongue, "Terry some
Mr. Geo. Snell, sr., has completed , ()•Nell. of Godericl'. awl air. rem ' 'ard Indeed -tor the coo.
lir ,ye-ses: Ernest end Reg: Rlett's and with mends: here. LEGEND (1F THF: SPHINX.
has trowel to Mr. A. W. Younis. •Mrs. ,T. 1'. Dalton. Mies T,111h,n '
Mi Eli heti Dobson f \fit 1 Il Mi \ leLonghlhn Awful Being for Long Terrorised a
operations with his ditching nnic111ne, 1r•Rrien. of Lnndt'11 s1N'nt Stmdny
ss , izx s l o ..Ion. a cit • imitun. and s .ora
is visiting her friend. Misr Yelton slant n few days with Nits and Mrs.' Whole Disipal.
Finnigan. for n few days. Michael i 4-ninger In Dublin.
According to ihr Ino b•nt (:n clan
Mrs. JohnShepperd and the Misses Mrs. Jo,. t\ tulle Mel son \'Ictnr. of legend. the Sphinx, which teall>
Mary and Edith. of Toronto, are ci+- Detroit. motored up to her mother'+. means "Strangler," was a moneter
iting at the home o f ' Mr. Shirai Mr- ens. Dalton'-. with the head of a woman and th
Shap{ erd• D•. !Inch lteninger visited lit J. r. body of a winged lion. This awful tie -
with
Ernest Semple. of Nile. and Mr. T►altni'- 11n Snttluy•
\ Int for long terrorised a whole dls-
lrthnr Kingsbury, of Tendon, will Mr. NPd Dalton leas returned tn' tract, netting on a roadside era¢ at11
return this week from n two w'Peks' },mag 1.n'. clot.. after n torr works' propounding a riddle to every pesn-
vn.mtion spent lit Burrow Ray. SII. vocation at his home here. • er-by. Failure to answer rightly was
Ser Lake sari other poltila Mr. John EMIT. of Port Landiton. 'followed by Instant death. The rld-
aflss Lenore Smith, of Drayton. b die was as follows: "What Is it that
spending a few dart oils wept,.
with • is fir visiting
M .iA ernh� i of ting 0 new . In the morning walks on four labs.
her friend, MIss Oral Finnigan. . lit noon on iwo, and in the eveningrls.
Chrysler sedan. ! art
th ee, and that when It has most
Mr. and Mrs. 11arvey Treleaven Quite n 'nabs• �'', here tn.k in
�: l
IPg,A tv...k� t
mal airs. Samuel Tn•1PucerS, of Dun- the lawn social a; St. .\ngn-tlue hast In th• vud the problem oma, sol'
cannon. yislted at Mr. Pcmm�el :hep- w.ope. and se rel.,,, -, goo,! time. .•d by a kine': 1ns1 ern, •., .1to .. 11MWe1
I enl'x on Sunday. Mr. George F olio. ,v tan 1 t1 Men ed that the r ply wan al _ n hln181
Miss Sylvia Seg1ms, of London, is oeso for the post r••w tenth- rnsw•d Inaomur'1 as in Infancy or dawn ..f
sieeding A few dry+ with her moth- n('.8% on \tnnday Inst at the hurtle of Itfe ha.1 'o -•:pPort him oaf with :,
er. airs. E. actniss. his brother Edwa1 t. T! e fnn.•rat w•n' stick, '. •r on the mnnst' , the,
\f r. alt! alts. Fulton And Mrs. held in Geslerieli Iv"'ll's,'.'v• \1 .t,. Itself d,...'1 1:"m the ria.:.
and ilio
Sn•In, wh" are the glnP-.ts of lits. R. svmpathV 1s felt f,.r the b reaved rel- prince w.l.; n•wardrd with the king
.\. nal Mrs. Lnnoly lit their cottage ntlycs. dam and t
at l'nrt .111s'rt. offended the cra'f't sett
service In the United clinr•h here on
Sunday. Mrs. Stein rendered s -
4iFl jl1 &t �i leantifnl solo. 141 nit,nnie,1 of the
ASHFIELD
• �•1r.ic» organ by Mrs. Fulton, nm1 Mr. Ful- Grocery }'I}:1.1 Ana. 13. --Mise A
Hamilton Street
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ton made the sango of praise more 1n- al. Ma, 1humid. of 1h•tr(dt, Is h
Goderich Phone 146 2 fere °ng by an•onttstnring them with 1•.r 1,. r 'rlcation.
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rummuuuunmmmnmmmummumnmuuuunmmomnmunuuum
s Travelling Goods--
• - eros t:i i irtar'rtP 1 fctr
his cornet. Mr. Pelton Is Mrs. Lan- { \I Its I 1
and pression 0 cr ■
It's brother.
he hand of tit princ'•ss
The famous Rphlux of Egypt, how- ,
hurled in the desert nand - differs
Announcement
I have tak.•tt over•thc repair
-hop at the Godcrirh Inn
Garage and am prepare,! t"
repair all 'takes of cars.
1 off. r $25 to the is•r-"n
who eats bring me 1 ear tical I
cannot repair.
1tAh• .% NI) NIGHT SERVIUI':
Prices utaterale. Cars wash-
ed by an expert
(i.'t ANII Oil
Harry Bradley
(of late with \\-itis ('niig•
ever --a vast mondment of steno half
Republic of Colombia
6'. External Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds.
Dated April 1. 1928. Mature
October 1, 1961.
These Rondo will constitute direct
obligation of the Republic of
Colombia, secured by iia hill faith
and credit.
NORMAN LEWIS
Corner Hamilton and Newgate Sts.
Plume .17t1
1'. O. Box 768. Goderleh.
Put an ad. in The Shosal
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
Quantity of Good Hardwood in
various lengths
f can supply your w•ntita in
any of the above fuel l'iampt
semi,. and reasonable prices.
L. FLICK
Telrphnne• 1 i itj Goderich
1
Singer Sewing Machines
SOLO ON EASY PAYMENTS
Free demote-drat1 11 layer in your
"•
own iteoat any time. Yon are
Ilimier no obligation to buy.
I MISS S. NOBLE
�..ut 1 -i 1.•'o 1 square te-dericlt
W. GLEN COOK, General Ageat
THE "'m
GODERICH
ot k�
THE NAME AT
,SME BOTTOM 01
Toe AD Is
E Ai' SWER
Buy now '
We have the time, the place and
the coal.
If you wait until later, we will still
have the lest place to buy, and the
hest coal to buy but the time will be
lacking. And you may have to wait
yetfr turn with the others who forgot
that winter was coming until the first
, ,1,1 weather caught them.
Buy now
CALL t'HE
For Good Clean C;oal
J. B. MUST
Phone 98
from the monster of the (beak fable a ■ ■ mi ■ a a
a ■
nun In having no wings, and owning a
owe man's fore instead of a won,an's. The
face, however, is eared intn nn -.•a-
1 f [lel Interest that often I
Mr _t1hr1 \Irk. Hain it ms , ea tt the title of the 1114414e -of -the fntnilc of \1'inds+.r, tire spPnlffilR gives -
Our Going -Out -
\fr.. Tock nv-nn. of Detroit. and .a A tv ;res 411 .\shfh•bl. Sphlax.
1.•r mat
cedar \--.let, weret! It r 1 ti -sting old friends I 1
e.•'sc of this w,ek lit the hntn, n res .\�hfink.
ir- Tel Nixon.• N. Beckett. Reg \ who oma.
her. airs .inures Johnston. of.
alt \ii i,t-a tt of fhtmiltrm. is !king Reef Better. 1
•• t s ,, r lir Wrd- s lit n0. urllnt-
n f an 1
Our new styles of Haggnge particularly impress the ex- _
perieneed traveller. The high-grade materials. quality. work- _
I
tranship, expert fiinishing-all combine in one great drite E
V --
e satisfaction. to
rtion.
Pt t
toward cotnpl , .sl,i5 to $19.00 tills
gli Suit Cases from .�.'',, $3.75 to $19.0
Hat Boxes from $1.90 to $25.00
Trunks
Club Bags 1
Boston Bags ( all leather) • • ., ! $2.25 to =5.00
$5.50 to $28.00
1,1 us supply your needs for travelling t f ,fi
lawFootwear ---fa !iii ai!Ir 11 SI A' Iffy � .
Our aim is M give you a proper fit. \\�P have a
largeVonStore
stook to choose from at reasonable priceto
slmp at
W. Hern's Shoe
Phone 43W The Square
Mach of the famous •'roast beef of
til-- England" conies In these days from
I °Ai nor- lit m 1►tln6^urnon re.•ettly, has Australia or Routh America 4,len-
Iter. :iud Ni t•- Fronk M ,,Ketone
11,1 1811111'. of i'orent,l, are visiting
in .\shfiel•l.
Mi Catherine Mnrda•h, who was
1,.•e tl-iting with her aunt. Mrs. 1'.
1'otheart. for the post six weeks, In -
minimills; to Detroit thl. week.
Dr. and Mrs. D. MneNAln. of Mon -
!riot. mild Miss Level tiaoNehi. itN..
of Toronto. are home for their vaca-
tion.
alis. 1.f!li:rn Mnclientle Is emend-
ing the Halter pert of Ger •ene'sftnn
in Toronto.
The \\",e'arn's allsst'0.ry Soelcty
will meet lit the Inane of Mr". D.
IneDnnAhl, Klnhnll, on
fternam. Mrs. 4ltev.l Ritchie. of
earnin. who 1.18 jest returned from
the convcntlein in ' Yonconver. will
n l ire's the meeting.
We are sorry to report the ,leith
. of Mrs. Ttsrry Herrin. formerly of
Ripley. Mr., Neil MneDoneld. Mrs.
rtew' AtJRI1RN retuned home.
.1I it ItN. Aug. 11.- Misses Dor-
'.thy :,t 1 Muriel isittiont. of Toronto.
.and
r Mr.
At the
home
f
am gr.est
Nir-. .1. Robinson.
\lis- Eine Stoltz, olio has been
taking a short coarse in Toronto, re-
turned home ;est \t"ndny.
\li-. Jean Itntc liffe, of Sault Ste.
\lari,•. is helldnyln: it the h,rnle of
her s•islet. Mrs. James rIllekinRbnt-
Mr awl Mrs. Itnker. o' W'ingllam.
sere Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs C. Pehnits.
lir and lir Will Role's"), anemic
e,} tilt' funeral of Misr Della \loran,
of Londeslsero'. nn Mondry.
Mrs \\'tlfred ikmsl,Mnm n n A
daughters. o! e:n,lerlch. are spending
a few day: ,%I! 11 iter parents. Mr. and
Mr*. W. 1'. Robertsen.
Mks Nlnrgeret Jackson. of Toren-
t called M, fri,•nds In tie ei1MR1'
n ,lav lost week.
a' Janet .111x. of Weirton, le tl1e
gra of it.e'. and Mrs. .alp et the
Imanse. I Axnghter5, D.hdky
Mn. [Hart np,
estr;s181111.1111a111111ths-
sa5arra aati
\ Wednesday
,Annie. Montgomery nal Mr. Wm
MrDensld• attended t he Morrill.
whlch was held In Detroit hMrs.
ft week.
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than have been trying' to make this
more palatable, for the freesing pro -
Vets nereseary to carry the meat on
its long journey dries up all the nat-
ural jnlrPa.
It has been discovered that. when
beef Is frozen and thawed v.•ry slow-
ly. little Auld in lost. 1n one experl-
meat nearly eighty day+ were taken
In ?reefing and thawing the meat, 1
which at the end vets so„II ely dis-
tinguishable froth fr •,h meat,
This method may le n1 cnnslder• .
a hie comm. trial tnrportance If It can
ice applied fn ilida.+tel.
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To Vesehingtun'• t'nrelwar.
To latnrence N'ashlne0nn, great-
Brent-grnndfath•-r of Georg•• Wash -
Melon, a memorial window hos been
d,-flies:4A in All Saints' ('hurch, Mal -
don, England, where 11'• .1.1.1 Wash-
Ington worshipped it le the elft of
tie citizens of Malden, Massachusetts,
la rnnitinetion with the George
Washington Sulgrave Instllate, The
ceremony was nttentrd by a delega-
Hon from Malden. MAAA.; Lord bane
bourne, Lord I,}eu'enant of !ages;
tie Lord Mayor of Malden and many
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