The Signal, 1930-6-5, Page 4•
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Tailored by Fashion Craft
$25.00 and $27.50
In the popular shades of imported worsteds ut-
cluding blue with stripe- a very dressy suit; single-
breasted models.
These suits are of
when you consider they
Fashion Craft.
unusual value, especially
are cut and tailored by
Made to Measure $29.50 and up X
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Men's and Boys' Wear. Goderich, Ontario.
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THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ONT.
CREWE The Arthur Radio Orchestra, of Wind-
ham. furnished the mualc.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Blake, of
Holmeavllle, and Mr. and 'Mre. Earle
Blake aid children, of Clinton, vis-
ited at the home of lir. and airs.
I+atid McWhinney on Sunday hast.
Mrs. John S. Kilpatrick awl Niles
Susie Kilpatrick left last Friday on a
visit to Western Canada. Miss Sllpet•
rick goes to Calgary for an indefinite
%lett, Mrs. J. 8. Kilpatrick- will visit
Crewe. June 3- MI -A Susie and Mrs.
J. 8. Kilpatrick left Friday last on a
trip to the Canadian West.
Mr. Will Dumb' panned to the Great
lteyond ou Monday tasgaing, June 2nd,
,tier About three west' Illness. Our
yualaUhy
is extended to the bereaved
it. and family. --' -- -
GOi)ERI('11 TO'WNSIIIY
GODERICH TOWN81111-P, Jnue 4. -
The W. M. 8. of Union church meets
this n',dnewlay afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robt.
all
o t. Mwale. jr.
Mr. Wm. Longmire and 'Miss Mary
Cowan, of Niagara Falls, N.Y., were
visitors last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Harwood.
Mr. and airs. Keith Ross, of Toron-
1 on friends In our burg this week.
OUR SWEETEST SINGER JnMLToMrontn. Llazle Baird to visiting friends
••^•lltun and Irene
Mr. and s. A. --
MME. ALILANl'8 VOII•K BMA'AME ' Mr
went Sunday with Paramount friend*.
The 1 1 tt 11 111.111;i •i4,441 c44uln) 111
µ'(►1t1.1► FAMI)l'+. 8144 cwmmuulty hall and all rip. tt a
Raaket With Adeline I'nttt and "'al time.
A Sendoff ter the Bridedear
. pleas-
ant afternoon was spent et the Noma
Mr. and lira. John Jamieson when
a miscellaneous shower was held In'
horror of their daughter. Blanche Irene,
whore marriage will take ',hive *4500.
The bride-ehr•t was atelent for a ...bort
time and on her arrival was greeted
ht a sited' ' hrlde' awl 'Croom
Stewart Jamieson, nephew of the
bride•elect, and little lle•n Henderson.
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ler bridal
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very pretty who 11N/ked 1
array --with A decorated wagon laden
with gifts. Although taken by surpri7.•
Miss Jamieson very feelingly thanked
her frie ds. The hostess served a f
dainty lunch and afterwards the
Senn}L41•1-$ausg at Funeral 1er-
1111ee Of Queen Victoria - Nadr
"Moine, Sweet H •" Her Own.
friends iu Manitoba, Calgary and Min- Madame Albaui, lh• famous singer
n.,. eons. Minn.
Sincere sympathy 1s extrudes to wbo recent.)• died, was the first Caua-
Mrs. William Duruln and temp,, of dean whose voile because world -re -
1 r4w,•, In the death of Mr. Durulu. nowned, was born In 1847 In historic
aro departed this life on June 2nd. little Chauubly, ou the Richelieu
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Funeral serviees N111 orheld to Crow,er not tar from Mt4trraIHer
' +r wan a
Putted church on Wednesday atter• father, -Joseph L't • visite,
noon. .111114 4411. Interment in Dungan: skilled musician, a aei4 Wulsr
muu cemetery. ( A e ere. more Nete del nc: Etama C4clle, who, q rcom4 tn.
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vomit will 4',',48, next route.,
eswreeyt-mNunssiiacaal tAyytnittIr,ei(rmd ahndr•;
]� RtIP begun uu to' Ild1rt ;tusk' when i gnosis departed wishing the bride -to -14
HAYFIELD, June 3.-1A I meeting In cbte Anderson u t alt
the Interests of the Bible Society wax fly Herald and Wer y Star.
held Sunday evening In St Andrew's mother taught her to sing,
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to. erre week -end visitors at the home from her niother4• s
of Mrs. Jas. Ross.
Inst Sunday the missionary service
In Union ehureh was well attended.
Mrs. Andrew, of Goderich. took charge
of the service and Sire. C. R. Carscal-
111. n renu•n•r1 missionary, gave the ad-
dress.
The rekular meeting of the teen's
(•11114 of Grace United church. Porter'
11111. will 11e held in the basement of
the couch tet Tuesday evening. June
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LITCIiNOW
BAYFI LD
NIS -four years of art 'a Jean lift- every happlutws In her new home lu
•itt Fain-16arkat ion
Cullet church, when the Bible lesson melodies and to pick out th
way read by Mr. P.-ddie of the Pres• for au accompanim••nf lin the
byterias congregation and was fol Then she learned the ,first pe'
lowed by a very Interestia4 mission- 01 music, and, when only ti
ary address given by airl'htnoek of father took her to Plattsbur
i'0r•nto, ripest Crothe Bible Suck'Is.1 where she attended Moore's,
t4:,cid 1k•n: r. ,f Toruut.t. viwta the 11^_11091.
a'e•k-end at his home. 't 1 During that time her lath
Mr. and Mrs. Phoenix 'and Thomas,' teaching In the town, and h
Phoenix, of Saginaw. Mid.., Mr. and a er)• day to give his dao,
Her
simple I)()N1:ANNON
e noted
piano.
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uclples Di'NI:AV:SO june 44. al`s. and
Bra'
ve, her Mrs. 31rh•Ille to
g. N.Y.. trier. Master Douglas aspenti,.1Mr Wm
Sunday
prtv'ate Spencer. of Mllrerton,
at the home of Mr and Mrs. IId -'
er was Eedy,
e went j Dr. nod Mrs. A. H. Vokes have re
hter a turned home from Toronto, where Dr
d Vra ntten.leJ n medical (-onsen111w
Mrs. Fred Davison, of Detroit, Mr. and music leaaon. We F.utma n,
LUCKNOth June 3. -The Girl Urs 1 or I 1 ter t1•iIlett ',onion. t ,80;1, but :he used to spend faaar or Mr. and lits. Ed.1tlekle and Mrs. 1+
Guides of the let Lucknow Co. held were Sliest* of their sister. Mrs. DAs- Hy, I. ,•f ' 8'y day practicing on !tickle. of Haandilton. motored up an
(heir annual field day on Saturday, icon. over the week -end. I the piano. It was at Flensburg' she spent the weekend with friends her.
ff 1 d
re ocJl W. who ant two ph t be au o s•ad acid to reach English, and at Lueknow.
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Stay 31st. About twenty-
t Mts. R. W. Bristol. pe
Guides and twenty Guides from Owen 6s here at the cottage. returned to and. when only nisi her father assign- Mr. La V.Pentland., wttlaud,, of Detroit
Washington tont- part lo the spores. Inst ‘‘eels
nn Thursday tart. 1 ed le•r a professor of Greek. This slant the week -end at the home of 11.-
year a shield was ',,serrated to the d Mrs. L. M. Day. Jles nod early traiuing In languages was a parents, lir. and Mrs. A. B Pentland
{58411:1.1) TOWNSHIP, June 3- Guides of Brute and Grey counties Jean Day and M1a. Morley, Dettolt.
Mr. and great asset in her later lite.
Mr. Marvel Dunton. win Ila+ M•en
Mr Malcolm alaoLennan, Jamestown. for annual patrol competition. This Mr. and Mrs. Milliken and deughter, When ah.i was seven her mcnitS*' seriously 1l1 at Cornwall for the parr
♦ea fork, visited at the home of his shield was won by the Eagle Patrol of f.QYd1•n, were rat their cottage over the, died and her lather left the l'alted six month,. is visiting his anal. FIi+-
parents, Mr. and Mrs Duncan Mac- the Luckuow Co. this year. week -end. States and brought his 111(1. family L Dreaay.
Lennon. alias Jenu Stuart, of Toronto. *pent Mrs. Slathers, of London, spent a1 to alonUe:tl. Mre. R. F.. Willis, of Detroit. i i ri.
Mk-
sot
and Mrs. with RoberteScott, of WMre. the work at the home other parents few any* at her euttage this week. At fifteen Emma LaJeuneaae went itiuo' her i.ure„td. '1r 1,1,1 tor- II J
ear, visited her mother, Mex for and Mrs. A. P. Stuart \Ir. and Mrs. Percy Dymeut, Betty I with her family to live at Saratoca Crawford. I
6Me.an Maori and- overnthe 111 Wilfred s Me wof h Luck-
told Eileen. of Detroit, were guests of spring -1i. SI:Y.. and there, for three 31r Lorns'MeKenzie made a btlslneesi
Mesio. Rod and -Sandy -MacLennan theweek-
spent a few drays til. week with Lack• urs. Dyment's parents. Mr. and Mrs. years she was engaged as organist. (trip to Toronto this week 1
1 exalted I a'halsh friends at the week- noM friends. J. Tippet. over the holiday. by the Grand Vicar Conroy. later Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shackleton, of
end. 1 Iter. Itoht. llh friends
it upending Mrs. 'Holley. of Detroit. 1s occu y- Bishop of Albapy. At the mane time Detroit, motored tip and spent 81w
)des. Brown, of Detroit, and daagb• this week with friend' fiI Detroit. Iiig IIP, e•ttage. •"Holley Liodgr-" p she taught music In the Sacred Heart Werk -end at the hnmr of the furmer'r
ter Alit*, and Mr. and motored Dick Haw- Foch. Stewart Robinson, of Myth. has tak- convent at Kellwood. With her say- mother, Mre. Wm. Sha*kleton.
*,..kof Detroit, up for the Misses Gladys and Caroline Wrtrb, oh,•u n e/sitfo11 in F. .t. Esiw'•r,ls' -tore ings during that period. and wltb the it., 4' t' Kahle had returned home
we.Riley, Fort Zing the were in town this week for the htmmer. help of friends. site was enabled- to from Wroshrowk. where he attended 4L.
Mrs. to:trenor Detroit, .!sited with Geo. ins the funeral of their father, Mine trona Elliott. of Toronto. wee 50 to Parts to study. If rhumb ('anference.
her 1ld. ata. Mr. and "Mrs Nell Mac- G. Webb. the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Fraser. fur From Paris she- went to Milan. j Nrs. Stable, of Seaforth. and Fir
lanuald. at the week -end. Mrs. Reid. the home
spent a the week-end.:Mrs. PreRlce, who wns where she studied upder the gr.•at Rohr. McMath, of Detroit. are 1)01.140. -
The May meeting of the U.F.O. was few days at home of her dnuglt- ,
kiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs teacher. (�mpertl. 11 was while there an auction sale of the hone• sad 1144-.
held at the home of Mrs. John )[ac- ter. Mn. (Dr.} Balfour. Stinson, returned to Toronto with her that she accepted a flattering offer to bold eff,+•ts of their late sister. MI•-
Crae on Wednesday, May '.S. The Mr. and Yrs. Norvel Rogers and on Sande dug at Messina, and atter a sing
le Annie M.Oisth. nn Saturday. June 4th
meeting wee opened with the pr 1- daughter Jewell, of Flint, Mich., vie- Mlss Maud Stetting.whotrial her su eras was assured Al 1111* Anniversary services will be herd u•
1 f her the PresRn trrlan , 4urch
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of
uron (Life
Special Business Men's Luck
daily at 60 cents
TURKEY DINNER
Sunday
oil
Our Specialty Ju y 1
From 12 to 3 p. m. 60c.
A Is carte ,ervice at all hours
Hugh Wong
Vasa twangs lamest Ttleperss 162
ornnto. ` on Sunda,
dent, Mrs. Nett J. MacKenzie, In the Ited this week at the home 411 Mr. and CMOS on Saturday to cls t her *sister that time she chime Alban or
i w of ma Jour rdli ut :: and 711, o'cl el It,•t
chair The roll call was answered by It•a W. W. Ht11.
exhibiting aD heirloom belonging to .,Mrs. John Murchlson. of Toronto.
Ow grandparents of the members. Aj:e,pn•nt this week with ,her daughter.
story about pioneer life accompanied ' 8ifis. F. T. Armstrong of town.
each heirloom. The meeting closed s -
with community singing and lunch. .
I NO LONGER SUFFER
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here. h•ft nn Tup+day to visit her sister
et Port Elgin. also to attend the nurture'
graduation et Owen Sound. where she
was superintendent for some time.
Mr and Mrs S Klpfer end won. who
stage name. it nes the ran
old Italian family. nit C. M••Dermld. of God.•rI.h, will to
At Messina. she was called teems.: the preacher for the day.
the curtatn fifteen ttmes, and, it psi Mr. Melbourne Keine. of $'uront.
said that atter she tetlred, two bun- University. is spending hi. holidays
h n with his parent. Rev and Mrs C t
ASHFIELD h
Radio-Lectric Co.
East Street
ROTAREX WASHERS
Regular 5110 00 Value
Our price $98 cash
We offer for this week only to
introduce the new
APEX WASHER
Regular 51 SO 00
for $135 cash
Apex Vacuum Cleaner
All Attachmeais
$67 cash
d:.a v I nI s ,rr:u0K.1l
Beautify Your Home
by planting a bed of Geraniums,
or some of our Giant Snapdragons.
or our Immense Asters with their
long, wavy twisted petal., or Giant
Fluffy Ruffle Petunias, or Salvia
or Pansies
These or any of the other fine
Annuals or Bedding Plant• w•
have would •dd grratly to the
attractivenes• of your home this
summer.
You may make your selection
at the Nursery, or ask your
grocer or feed *tors for our
Ylant• Most of them carry our
stock
STEWART BROS.
BENMILLER NURSERIES
R R. No. 4, Goderich, Ont.
Phone Carlow 21S
siroo•'s•••4401,ss
e been ill I....: ' for some time, deed bouquets and wreaths were -
nrnei to the vi11nR•' beat week. the cleared off the *tutee. Keine.
MODEL THEATRE
ter has •npwncrJ a Levier shop In 111, Of English songs Madame Albans Mrs Everett Finnigan and Da14a i
mad, ".Hum, Sweet Home," para. u- herr returned home atter sptending •
ac-
• retnrned
June 3. -Mr. Clifton
• Austin and sons Raymond and leek
' and Mr. Will Meyers scatted In itiv-
eredale on Sunday last. the guests of
" lir and Mrs. Peter Meyers.
Mr. and Mre. Will Hawkins. Miss E
Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gray. of
Port Albert, attended the Jubilee serv-
ices at St. George's Anglican church.
Goderich, on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Alton, mncessIon
11, and Mr. Bert )f.'WhInney visited
In Toronto over the week -end.
Mr. Orton Durnln returned to N% hint -
1`..1: ea. Frl.lat Inst. having lawn called
to the bedside of his father, Mr. Wil-
liam Durnln, who has alnee passed
away.
Mrs. Linfield Anderson and little
son Alien, of Detroit, are guests of the
lady's grandmother, Mrs. John Menary.
Messrs. David and WIII Scott, of
I Klnlough, Mtge Ida and Mr. George
lfeQuol&„• \Chltef hureh, were g1IP'ta• of
Mr. Richard M.'Whlnn.y, come -aim
6, on Sunday last. ..
The young ptkople of this district en-
joyed a very pleasant time to Kings-
, bridge parish hall on Friday evening.
SPORT FOOTWEAR
TENNIS SHOES, GOLF SHOES. BOWLING
SHOES, SCHOOL SHOES
IN 1111;11 I l•T', OXFORDS AND -TRAi
A LARGE RANGE TO CHOOSE FROM AT
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
Phone 43w Goderich
Agent for the Fleet Foot brand
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post office veterans
angst.
The war veterans alll hold their an. early her own. She Bang it w 'lulat; we•k kiting Firs. 1'IntHaaos sister,.
I,^.1 et. eh. here ou .l i;i. ':•nl miners of the diamonds' at KI twr. hire Mirth'. irrla at Stratford. and
Mitt.* Phyllis noncom. of London. nr- ley; in London. at a benefit concert Mrs c 31 Wickens. at Toronto.
Week of Jake 9 to Julie 14
wh.•reI School Report -Following Is the 4*
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day and Tuesday -
Carl Laemmle presents
"The Charlatan"
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Helmes Herbert, Rockcliffa Fellowes,
e Violet Errington �7. Alma Anderson M•sg•tree lwmgatow• and Dorothy
the great events In the prima donna'* Geoid.
career came wben she was 'eom- R5. Tr'rfne E.edy 711, ltlll(� Cr1+:+r 71
mandeX, to go to Russia to sine at Madeline Cense, 72, Richard Park n7. Froth the fatuous reystrry piny by
the wedding of Queen 'Victoria's son Feriae .%!tnn 02. Doris Swan no. •)tai Ernre't Pavel and Lrnrinr.1 Praa-
the Duke of Edinburgh. The bride eolm Mackenzie 57. Billie McClure ;wt. kill+. Ser
was the only daughter of the exit. •,,kits Recd 40, •.Utwrt Rivett "THE CHARLATAN"
and the royal couple be'•ante the par , Jr 11. ;Donald R4... 1142 Iwr e•nt
encs of the beautttul Marie, Queen 01 P4IOr,1' Colbert rt►. •.tlls•rt•s Cnrrlr .7 "Asbwayai." "Fo• News"
Rmltnania. - T.-Anette Stewart IIs per cent . Jim --
t Incurables. ,Ilei herr last week to +'wild
8114• sum- for the Hume or ncura o rd.
mer with her. 'deter. Mrs. Hall one lady was so touched that sh•, port of the Junior room of Dtingannea
The piny. "The Tiger Earl." given donated a thousand pounds; she sang pobllc school (PACS. M, A,hnrhl, for - w'n
under the atreplSes at the Bayfield, It on many occasions for Quern V1, - the mouth of May:
tort*, Jr.III -(total 100 tier 41.11. hut- I
Middleton and Varna A.Y 1'.A. Friday and t
to Lord Kitchener to India; e " I
0 her own people in Montreal on, .75 per .rnt.I-•Ted+ Tr•Iraven 32
evening. was well attended and proved
to be very Inter.etiug. all the player+
taking their parts exceptionally well
VWrESTFIELD
\V'M$llI'II, I,D. Juke 2. --%Ira. .t. E
Cohn -'von. of West {Vaw:rnn"h. and ler
gn,11d,!ettghter, Catherine J,lne-ion.
with
Lucknoo. visited last Friday
the former's daughter. Mrs .1 11
Campbell. -
Mr. and Mrs Albert Winds and hale Errin nn 110, Raymond Currie g,.
spent a ,•ouple of days with Mrs. When Queen Victoria died it was-. ftp
►V,,lsh's sister, Mr. titer .I tVtn. Tay- Madame Alban! whorl Kinn Edward VIola Nlvins 714. Gladys Ntrins 77.
sur. of Rockwood: VII. asked to sing at the service at Clayton Anderson 73. Wlnnlfred Rwsn
8eternl from this vicinity atter, • I"d Windsor Chapel. The songs a14' chuss 57. Elwin Finnigan (l2. Vera Rivett 54:
b funeral M lar of the late were "Come unto Him," and "I Know B Primer. -Franklin Forty. Nell
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a personal friend of Queen Victoria. Truing 72. Bertha inc.oft7. Harold
singing for her Majesty at Balmoral Finnigan 4,)
as well as at Windsor Castle One of Sr. IT.--iaorothy ltobb tva 1"•'
the
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London Madame Albaai became per tent., nonaldn Jones IM). viola
nm•r w1 - •
Mr+. George Breeden. who Iso ds sl that my Redeemer Iivrtb." "It -w;u Haloes, Bernldlne Rivett. M
•4N -a) 31 the 1)410,.' of her daughter. at i.evPrne Culhrrt irh Rtvrtt
t� 1 Mrs David floody. of Blrth.
/tr/tlrlti air. and Mrs. William Tluublyn 4.1
t■ Toronto and Mrs. James 1:1,1••) and
Ladies' and Misses' Dresses
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$4.95
up, sizes 14 to 44.
For the June Bnde, Bridesmaid
and others
We have just received a new
shipment of georgette Dresses with
lace trimminu; also georgette and
lace ensembles. Other ensembles of
silk, flat crepe and figured crepes
for travelling.
The new basket weave Flannel
Coats are sure to appeal to you.
They come in shades of white.
green, maize and blue.
Millinery
For lice week -end we offer a special in
Ladies' and Misses' Hats. This is our very
latest stock in mohair, bakinette and lacy
braid straw materials. Regular prices $4.50
to $5.50. Selling at $2.95
Raincoats
We have a complete stock of Raincoats
in the very latest materials.
Ladies' and Misses' Raincoats in
French style leatherettes. Shades of blue,
fawn, green, red, black and brown.
Children's Raincoats - The new Al-
ligator kind, and others. Sizes from 6 years
up .
Men's Reversible Raincoats.
BATHING SUITS
A new shipment of the well-known Aberley line of Bathing Suits for ladies
and girls, men and boys.
A. CORNFIELD
a terribly hard task," said the singer, A Primer. -Tom Young, Pealrel .•h -
"but the memory of the dear Queen. Iters �Le'•.n nt„h C4nrt.r. ,:4rah1 Cur•
and all her goodness to me, gave me
courage." vie, Mildred Anderson.
•.thse•Dt for examinations
Mrs .1 TatubIcn or'Ininlrsbor.. tIsittd She dieing at the Guildhall on the
▪ 011 Friday with the latter'- sister. Mrs. occasion of the ceremonies -in 'nnnee-
/ 1. N 1'amplelp. tion with the coronation of King Ed'
The-i)ramutie 8'1,11, :ire presenting ward VII. and Queer Alexandra, and
tbelr play, "Smile, Rodney, Smile." at became a favorite ,r.urt singer of
stir Crew.; Rnrd+en party on June 11th awl other European sovereigns. in 1926
t.8 1...1114 letr.. s.l.i 44 1•:Irt) ou .11ine Madame Albans was. appointed •
01h.• -"Dante of the Ord.•r of the British
5I.ssrs. \1'm Melo teen. Alva 311•• Empire" to the King's Birthday hou-
\t,•IM,ar11, Fiat cin Molt •aril eu.l 11.,1.4. or list.- A few years ago Canadlau
\f,ill.welt' left o0 Satni,ln)' for \tick- friends seised the opportunity to con-
ic n. to att•a01 the funeral of Mr, B•.h8. tribute to a -testimonial.
tl'll,well'a brother -In-law. Mr. Duman Dr. W. H. Drummond depleted her
t14KelI,r. Tlu• ...Mouthy of the ,1•m- power to [nave a French - Canadlan
wittily Is ,xtended to .the bereaved audience when he wrote, "When Al-
baDl Sang." A Chambly farmer has
come to Montreal to hear her sing.
After listening, entranced, h)• says: -
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/ 3fr. Geo. Snell. +r.. returned hone
frons the hu'pit11 111, \1'eIt0•sd,I) 1:1•:1
1 Ad I+ 11,1 well a• /1111 to rxpe•te1,
/ Fir' end airs. 11'. F. l'nntlds•11. 3!r
X, Isaigho. and Feiss \1'inntfrd Cnnr.-
hell visited last 4tnnd:ty with the form
, is rnaan, Mr. Everett ll.v,c.r of
I',rowels.
'flit• rood 101 the 4th and 3t11 ...nee.-
▪ ions a of East 11'na,.uo-I, is toter con
am -8mei hal. 1t 1s being t,-ih',i.rl from -
al ,:. • boundary line between Morris and
9 I::t-t 1V:ncnnosh to the boundary- line
between Fast and "Vest 11-aw11uo411
and gravelled wllh rrnshel 'tont•. The
clone .rusher is at work on Tay!tir's
Dill. • .
Ford. ( .11111 ('amphell ,•tram, 1 home
1 ,lon Toronto 'net week.
III F1 r. and Mrs. Russel Carter 11141 son
la we i' W,•+efl.1.1 visitors on Z1u,day.
3fr. Thomas BandTnrt *Howlett the
1'nited Church Conference Invt week a4 Dat'.' bus' on de way fret. me, e'en
\V.LsM,nek. i Madam Ail -ha -nee sing'
Mn. and Firs. ({Pq..T4nnlnRs ami Mr.; "An' ager de 110011111 81111111•11. an crowd
Jennings. sr.. of Windsor. spent 811!' a mak noise wit lis ban ,
• t8e•k-end 441,1. the lady', parents. 'Mr. i 1 '�;.AA *ire don ondernt n ;raze• dal
and Mrs. Wm. Walden. Ora I'm set on'de chair very quiet, m•-
1111 i84r. McK.lInr, 'returned mlasinnery eel ■n' Amir .I•remte,
1111 from iudla. will spank lis Khox United
An' t see dat hee5 eye It was cry too.
church. Auburn. on Wednesday, .lune )u' nam' way 81 so alt' me."
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1 llth. Westfield and Donnybrook From the little Chamhly girl she
W.M.N. are incited to attend this meet- rose to be ranked with Adelina Pattl
ing. and Jenny Lind and now her sweet
Mr. find Mrs. Bert Vincent and tam- voice, tp countless thousands, Is a
MI Ily, of Detersive. visited on Stands)* at happy memory. LIbanl has said her
■the home of the former's brother, Mr. ism "farewell." .
R. Vincent.
R Tlxe sincere sympathy of W. 'nom- including teeth, there ars 145
munity Sews rant 80 Mf.. James Prig -bones in the human body.
"Dat song I will never forget me
'lean song of de leetle bird,
Wen he's fly from its nen' on de tree
top, 'fore res' of de wort' get
ntlrred.
Madam rhe wan tole un about It, den
start off so quiet quiet an' low.
An' slug laic de bird on de morning, de
poor !vette small ol,eau.
"1 'member wan tam 1 be nl.•epin' jus'
onder some bees pine tree
An 5,845 of de robin wok' me, but robin
hr don't ere me.
D.•rr's not'Ing for rcarin' dal bird der.,
hr's 8.rl all alone on the wort',
Wall' Madam she mus' Ilasen Ink dal
t•ro, ween rhe was de tthambly girl:
'Cos how e.'uld rhe sing dat nice ehan-
enn. de vain' am de bird 1 was hoar,
TI11 1 see it de maple an' pine tree.an'"
Richelieu runnln' near,
Again I'm de tootle feller, oak young
colt upon de spans
z
hart end little son, of Blyth. 1n their
•• , sudden and •oyr bereavement In the
"Shop -where you are invited to shop 'Iona of a 'ovine hn4eul , rand father.
Mr Brigham t•n+.ed away Ftnrulay
Phone 418 • evening from n sudden Bine*.e•• which
overtook Mtn on Friday afternoon.
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West side of Squre
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PARAMOUNT
PARAMOUNT, June 5. -Ilona Myrtle
Mrs. Brigham In her girlhood ,,aye Webster 1' spending a few days In
lived la this community end we regret London this week.
very mach her in•s. Mr.. 'Stanley, of Wfngham, called
exam nn Iona.
E. O. HICKS. Teseher
"The Sky Hawk"
Wednesday and Thursday -
JOHN CARRICK
Hek■ Chandler and Gilbert Emory
In ad a great ea,•t In a thnlltllg *pie
of the +kv. ' Thrilling action, daring
adventures and a refreshing ro-
mance feature the roaring ep••ctacle
Of the air.
Super Values
in New Furniture
We offer you the best
values in Ontario.
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BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
"0s tilt /.*40,14 e4 OMealer
McManus Co:'edy "Newlywed'• Visit"
Evening admission Adult. 35c; Child
ren 25c.
Matinee admiasioa-Adults 25c, Cbi11-
ren 15c.a
Matinee Thursday at 4 15 p. m.
Friday and Saturday -
BOB PERRIN
I in a talo of th.. adventurous West.
A breeze -along, outdoor picture for
t' lovers of fast action. There are no
dull moments in
"G
uardians of the Wild"
Episode No. 6 of "The Diamond Mester'
Cartoon Comedy
i Matinees Thursday at 4 15; Saturday at
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3 a m
Summer Millinery
New and Original Models
in assured styles for summer
Showing the Vogue for Straw, Hair and
Fabric, in all the latest shades.
Costume Jewellery, Scarfs and
Children's Hats
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston Street