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AT116I111,1• A•ug 4 Week en elalied ort, • f rie tg; ;il0e:14n
visitors wit r1'
pisitors with Ur. and .Ntrs...dr . h:,..--.s�',Wxr, !;n
ta•wsou were' r. an4., Bars, L, Krim Weyer DZr, rid, lf, D. ,)'..L`atteise?a.
and son Willizi n of Galt tnid r. aft Peace 1.iver. rte:., A aft. ?fall.
, , , , . M of 1Yew ;Rork; and ? [rS, Muter of
rand
QrtirM ,s. Jelin ' Tapson, of , Sea Toronto. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex, Anderrson, and
'Mr. Root, Gibbs of - 114'32116n spent` ' hildr? ;Y 13iti tib ;Ohio; saite3i`
u- f?l+lendS latst •week .. ...,
n few nava wit}# Mr, start 1VI.,c *7"."' Zeta Mttit�r(), ,
Miss, If.N spent the
weak iri ;?arnla,
Visitors Wltaks Mr, stud. Mgrs.. X7.
Phillips were iv Lr, , and Mrs, Arthur
Clark and Mrs, Alf, Tebbutt of
Gotlerich, '$rs, ,A. • Voz. aid Miss
,Isobel Fox', i' .N., of W1 iteel}><ueh.
Dr, and Airs, Chips: McIlyeeni• and
Brie Mcilveep of Oshawa,, , irisi(;ed'
with Mr. and Mrs. F 0, IeIlveen,
Master Preddie•' Armstrong, fivb-
your-ola,,sdn of Mr and ]lays, Falk
ATrrnstron'g, .underwent alt appendix
operation yin . -Goderich hospital 9n
uesday,
':e -n :--.
W,M.S .11I etx b, Tlie W.M.S. of
Knox, United dwell met in the
Sunday School,' ,room on Ttiesday,
With Mrs. lialrryYXuu g•,biut in charge
andMrs.r
'4'if. J. e'd :-t.
.Cab pr sx. trig u
the pianp. The. Scripture .wAs' read
by Mrs, Wilfred Plunkett and prayer.
was offered"by Mrs..Jags. Roberton.
A solo • vas renderedaby•
Pl.ietzer,- The , chapter from the
study book was .taken nY Miss
Margaret ijackson. Tlie president,
Mrs.. Earl \Vightrnan„ took charge
for the business Period, • Miss• c'lina
Mulch, on.i;respondir;g secretar,: readseveral' 'thank you" dotes. Mrs.
Wightnuan offered the 'closing
prayer:
Ladies' Gu'Jd.-•-The I.aciies' Gitild
met at the home ..of Mrs. Andrew
Kir1 connell, who was. also•in charge
of the meeting. Prayer was offered'
by .„]Mrs. Thos. IZaggitt n'nd the
Scripture was .read •by• Mrs,; T. -S.
Johnston. The eopie was given by
Mrs, Glen Raithby. A piano duet'
was rendered 'by Evelyn Raithby
and Margaret Jackson. A reading
was given by Mrs. John-.Daer and
.Mrs. Gordon Taylor contributed' tt
solo. Mrs. A, Nesbit took charge
for the business. The roll call was
answereect by paying cit'- uirthda„
Money, Mrs. 'Wnr. Gorier invite( .
the Guild •to her ;'home •for the
September meeting. Mrs. Nesbit,
closed the meeting wtth,+p)ratyercThe
dostess_h-served--tefxf.sili>:t s:•-
•
• Y IE •
BA., . FI • LD.
• yfro�nirgPlunkett. l
r.a a ��s, Bob Mm
cIlveen And
dauter, of Isiii,gtoln, spent:
" a few days with'Mr. Icflveen's par-
'ents, IS1i. and. Mrs, v,.0. A',icziveen;
Mr, gad M'r's. A.rthrlr' Spiegelberg
and •three children,- of Kitchener,
are ,visiting the lady's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Alber ,,Cainpbeli.
14 and Mrs. Donald Fowler.' and
lies, 'Seeburg spent ' a few days at
Niagara Fa11s. .
Visitors with Dr, B. 0. Weir are
Mr, and Mrs. John R. Weir, Joan
and Bobbie, of 0ttaiva, and Mr. and
Mrs. p; Aa . vl;acKay and Barbara,
,.of
'Miss Lucille Keller Of Woodstock
spent the, week:endWith friends
here. • , -
1Misses•..Jetrid Anderson of Strat-
ford and Joan Anderson of Watford
are visiting Mr. ' and Mrs: W. T.
Robison.
Mr. ,,and Mrs. Gormley Thompson -
and son Bobby, of Brampton, spent
the-hoa"inlay week -end with Mr. -and
Mrs. Herb Mogridge.
• -Royce Phillips of Brantford
:svlidisited. --friends here over the week
. .
Thomas , .dains of Toronto is- re-
newing old acquaintances here this
week.
'Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
Houston are their two daughters,
Misses Frances Houston,, R.N., of
London,. and Jean 'Houston, and
Miss Jamieson, broth of Toronto.
Douglas Yungbiut, George Wright
and Bobby "Yungblut are" attending
the United Church summer .camp at
Godericla... "
•
The many friends of Mrs.. Wm. J.
Thompson will be sorry to learn
she is . a _patient in.the Goderich
,
hospital. .
'MissesIsobel..Rollinsaoon.., i
Gild. aeras
]laws, of Toronto, and Murray Rol-
linson, of W.ingharn, were week -end
visitors -with. Mr. and lairs. A. Rol-
ns(irl•, -�- -
-MrsWitt": Dobiel`
n rrn:t -trances
spent' a few das with Mr, and
Mrs. J. C. Stoltz.
Rev. W. R. and Airs. Alp of' Perth
SIMMIMPOilk
Complete with •25 cycle • inOt1/4
y• orr,
• at $20.0.00, .
Complete .-with Briggs-Strattan:. 4 cycle
gasoline engine- : at $210,00.
ASHFI'ELD -1
ASHFIELD, ,Attlr, 4.= -Miss Chart-
,
.
_:.. T �• t n .. i• •i m
o te-'•1�a�ke� ref` T -o- ento•�r;h o
- ::for -thea --hot days: _-
Miss Ethel Mackenzie -has • re-
turned to Toroii to ' after two weeks'
holiday's at her home .here.
Ai.hN?.:.<,E.rvo Vct7t.•:A11./h,!1)fiS'. ,0%"..
`.. •Toronto. spent "the weekend with •
the `tatter's brother, - _Mr,-- --Earl
`Howes.
and Au
Misses Alice a c ie Brown of r?
Detroit visited with *Miss M.
Oath-
-earl,
ath
-civet `lust FS'.taixdazy: ti...
1.rs r`ixrYti M)t�Ifistrxld :ice visit=
ing relatives in Detroit:
Mrs. • Duncan .Macdonald --and
Diane; of .1 .Flint, _ l21.013.4gan, are
.:'' ..,h(� oF. t
',guests a,
,.2]MYl;. 4�. _.. t4.t._.+V+-�R�.V+._1.-.....�b,�tik1:'.h�.bf��!i.ee,1!1,
mother, •Mrs. Frank Johnston.
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.: today, ankl often every day: It's a real treat •
'anytime. Pepsi's quick delicious flavour really
satisfies:,your thirst,' doesn't -just 'tease it. So:
whenever you're thirsty, 'drink a Pep>i.
"Pepsi-Cola" and "Pepsi" are the registered trade marks in Canada,Af Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada, Limited.
We ' take a, lot of -(pride iii the high
quality of the candid wedding photographs
'Fe have made. 'TThey,are a remarkably fine
adjunct to, our: formal studio, photographs.
Please 'phone and .last' 'us explain our'
plan: We/re sure it w .11'please you.
T. PRYDE & -SON,
(formerly, Cunnink:,am . Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41d',
- 7• Exeter
Bald we 5ha11 be pleased to
•
call.
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87 West St., Phone' a,74 -or
above Agnew Surpass'Store,
' 32 &q 34 ".
, Phone. 1.11118: 9' 2ttt
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• HAYFIELD, A,ug. 9.—Mr. ' D, L.
At1 in oil; Detroit 1S"': " elTtlit ' "�" `
n g a
:fortnight qt` -his home 'tit the'rillage.
.- Mr. and Mrs. W. Cotton and:Mrs..:
G. A1way of -London ate' at their
cottage this month. ' -
Mrs: M. wri ht- and �sori ,Dori, of
Detroit, .speltt the week -.end • with •
-her brother, Mr. L. II. MacLeod..
•s
\Mt•. and -Mrs. •f-3•ertt- " ti
. Y--3�-z5-b'aia-F v� m
Waterloo were week -end 'guests sof
Mrs. iP." A.. 1 F,vards, Mr: and Mrs.
Walter Grierson alai 'two • child'ren
of „Kitchener spent the ,past,' week
with. Mis. Ici�jvatrds. , '
Mt, ii. ROSS and daughter,' Mrs.
Jr -I=I Cobb, Torou.to; .il•re-• at--- their -
for a fort-.
nigh't.• .
fat Graham of St. Catharines.
spent the week -end with "Keith
Brarrdoti. •
Mr. and Airs. Arthur • Ford,- who
spent -the month of July. <1i- the
village, -returned to Londun last:
week, • •
Miss Lita Pe-nhale has retartaed to
�t. Thonlats•". after hating spent the
past week with her consitis, _llr.,auei
Mrs. E.. A. Westlake.
,Mrs. Oliver W. Rhy•nas returned
t() .Toicintu un. Su-adny- afti,'r having
spent the past, tw'o iiionth5 with
her brother William L. and Mr.:.
Fere'] Son. •
Mr. ;awl Mrs. Gordon. Johnston of
I'al'i's 1I l•e- the, ,;Nests -110:4 1pvri of
the f,ru,ea-'s sister,' lir:; 1?. -Weston,
and Mr. -Weston:" •
Jars, i'larade, liobbin.s• and. dangli--
ter ('l ►lreliai, of Detroit, are visiting
the t)rtlter'S ulutl er, \1 r4, <1. W.
\l ai cr.eo(1 51'.
Miss Lola I1liet, who spent the.
past two weeks with lied• Mother,.
Mrs. M. El.liott,'retfirpe1 to Detroit
on
Friday lest. Stir WI) ti ac091ti,[uTil10(1
by AI 1C.• 1I:\]alley and laugh -tom;, of
Mount Clemens', who spent at few
.days last week with Mrs, ,Elliott.
• i\lr: and Mrs. I{aiss hueeslutvy :tad
three elrildren, 24,,',1'oledo, Ohio, are
spending' two weeks at- their house
in the 'illage. •
• Guests vitt-I{ev. unit \Irs. Harold
'1'till. at. their o'rttage ale ;Nil's. 71.
l',. -Ila ord, of • 'Totoutu lir. .I. L.
Dixon. and Miss *Currie 1)i;ion, 'ef
Brantford. - M•
•lffr.'an-cl Mrs-, Gcii'i1sRa
n1'li1siika :tad
two cihildren, W4o have oceupietL.l).
L. Atkinson's cottage for tare past
eighteen months, tl9
left on SattirdaY
- a ..i o a :Ian ort •
til t t
,•moi--
where ,�Ir , atnsai .as �7 at 'ta) (r it.
the .1 . and C: School. ' •• •
Mr. Asa J. Styles, Los Angeles,
Cal., -who has been visiting •rerlaltives
in 'Canada, was t'iae guest ' of Mr.
and, Mrs. Lloyd, Scotchmer for a
few, days last' week. •
Rev. `IY.. C. Tsai, of the Diocese
of IT*amg 'Bong and °South China,
was the special speaker., at trinitychureh, Bayfield, on Suday morn-
ing..'"1`he speaker, who is going
back to teach nt the. first Christian ,
University tit Yen Chiang, is at the
IJurort ' iooese' `caw With his. Wife.
ti d ]two children for the summer, •
•
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STS+ ak3.DENS;';A.ug, 0,4 1 :, IO
t
'Vito! Tbrontd is the, guest O f Rev.
Ata d. Mrs,, . .,
Y
Rea. and Mrs: W>n, T tyio'r of Der-
.
ci],ester were. recent guests oaf Mrs,;
Cranston and - Mr, Mid. linraphrey:
Mr. G. S. McIntyre was a vireek,-
-encl�sit4
D(rtrald _ 4
Womten'siiy 'ood'
Barbour was •kpstetls for the August
meeting .of . the Wpttl.en'S°-Intstitute.
The president, Mrs, Gordon 'MePiler-
son, was pie ' chair. The roll call'
was weil''responded to by naming «, ,
feral of politeness I aaduiire in' - a
person." Mrs.' .p. Barbar, airs. B.
W. Rice ;and ;Mrs. L...11urnin were
1LJ)Iointed.to•iarrange for tato sdW-
ing course to he held in the hall,
.frow August 28 to August
Lorne Woods bead a thought-pro-
voking paper on "The Caramahaity-
Whose Business?" 'Mrs. • Chester
Taylor entertained with. a ,Plane
Solo and Mrs, l Arbour gave a• read -
hag, . !`Grandma, • and the. Seagull,"
At the conclusion, lunch. was served,.
with Mrs.; Jaynes •Aitcheson and Mrs,
Norman McDonahl 'us hostesses.
TOWNSHIP 0 ODERICII
Councilr-met in Fiolmesville on
August 3rd, Correspondence from
the ' Association of Municipal 0'2-
fieials and the Dominion Cement
Paint Co. was read and • filed.
Tax rates were' -;set as follows :
•
County, 8 1/10; Township, 8 mills ;•
general st•hool, 4 mills ;' dffnton- high
school district, 3 3/1Q mills Gode-
rich' high school district, 2 7/10
mills. The school -area rate 5 6/10,
with 1.5/10 stills additional on No.
11 school. No. 2 ;lection did not ask
for any ; No. 5 . section, 6 3710 mills ;
No. .8 section, 2 2/10 -stills ; "No, 9.
section, 1 8/1() mills ; Union No. 12,
I” '5/10 mills ; Union No. 10 and
Union_ ;No. -2' are both closed ; Uni,cin
No. 8, hayfield, 5 7/10 mills ;"Feder-
atiori of Agriculture, one-liftit of a
niil>ca . lltld.
.not given any statement of how
in1(Oh- they require. se ' the bylaw •
4080 S1?raaf, well known] 1�usineet-
lnan of Seafoh. died. ` oa1Ju1� Ot•
after c,-io 'period otfailing health,
10 was fifty. -elf years of age and
b d •eorzdueted'a grog x°y' builness•
Seaforth for' thirty= ve dears,
t t # ,reoquea*,,t e
tion ttiort ;(rf"" ilrti inteadell ` T:
Iiuliett township after twenty seven]
years' servile wink. the . tuwnship,
The Ceuneil ut its sleeting Just week,
resented liitli with a cane, • Suitably
lnsetibed,, . '
• ?'ililat Vraser Swan, of=' Clinton,
sud.ered. tl broken' hip .Azld severe.
shock when its truck went into the.
ditch on, ,, No, S highway between
Seafortk and Clinton,, had
evidently 'fallen asleep while driv-
ing. ITe was tri pn to Vletor.•ia' 110s r
pita], London...,. -
One hundred ,stit„ehes,were re -
haired to close a wound in .the side'
of Dominic, AiutraaY, Meltil'iolr town-•
ship, after he Jumped Off a -load of
grain and struck the handle' of: a
,fork that •was sticking up: In the
ground. lie Was takers to the Sea;
forth Jiorspital,,
• Telford •Cook, fainter of the TBe1--
gra w district, nearly lost iris life
wheti Onoeked down by .an enraged,
bolt. Twice the animal .hurleii him
to *the i earth as he hung on "grimly
to the Icing in'the' bull * nose: I� in-
a,lly lie managed to crawl to a
fence anti into a tree. Neighbors
summoned by his wife came to the
rescue and. he was taken to the
Winghaui' hospital for treatment of
•I1is injuries. •
An' old' resident :. of the White,
church' district, Mrs. John Gillespie,
has passed. away in iter eighty-
eighth year. Born in Lanark
county, she had lived in the White
church epw.munity for seventy years;
latterly with her son; Gibson Gil-
lestyie,._ She is sarvivedthy a dough -
air, Mrs. 0. F. Martin, East Wawa-
nnslt, and two sons, ; Gibson, ofWhiteehurch, and Charles, of• Tor-
onto, - -
'LuiltaioW •11as •
>lne ,ea.,seclTax Rate
' L\icknow's„tax rate tor this year
is 47.2 mil]~,. an increase of 9.8 wills
Our Sp�L cipus ' xe e ticn rooms
'designed ftir quietOesa
convenience .and privacy, 'are
,:at the dia posal Qf fa.
and 'friends' at no' extra 'charge.
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assured df. : our helpful a 1 tt"" t ion t ��—''
1p c 1?ab e, a cut .to every' ��,etaii,
2. .CONVENIENCE. Our well-appointed funeral home'
offers every fe,cility for family and friends..;
- 3, ECONOMY. Our charges •meet they needs ofeverY
family ,:,Regardless of the amount:, you 'spend, you ° can
depend` on our utmost in service and::the' full we of our
_facilities. ,g '
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_.."-.'-'-- .. ,a;-„.. -n.Ve `--.-ltt's; -v year's.- Most, •-.. ,-_ .
-1-7---MONTREAL REAL, ST.
was „tts fialsf readltl„ to be,.ems , r t. e i t of •thea,, in__ _; _
,pleted'.next meeting. • ,' •crease is from a •larger,. county ,.__
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'four telephone 'systems a4 � •i1
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$..=Cl.�,
Mrs: N. Opal!) seventy-eight eas. ler 1t sia l
Hydro accounts if arty. C „ t n. b•. y t, u� 5r lit
- The IIolmesville eeuaeter, t5ipkeep iDaes at St. Josetfh ,. • who died eight years ago, was wide--
was
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wasagain;discussed: The Anglican 'The cl.enth eeen1recl' at her, home •11 Titov 1„ it the .turn of the century',
r .S C _ , 31st i 1
cltut c1i 11€ty a t,oue ahead unci' •�cle:tnecZ a•t , t, . Jo. elan ”, on July of as the Iia nnft e'er of a plitri. to `join
• rr .! .Jos )h.i D - l.a te:'..Hl. r nag gess h)ti
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the' Tl'nite(1 church to. take whatevver' •;_-_---- � of a cams] truant $t.' ,rosepri on Lake'
method they decide on.` Duron tet a pniitt oat Lake brie. He
Aorta -its paid : • John . Ilowiard,
pieniiunl on road insurltnre.'x+100;
Roy 'L't ndltll: fox 1lonnty..$f1, _Miss.t
c•'lteson, use of house, .:'�ti ; Bayfield
'Fall Fair, **grant,.$ Q: ' ^�innicipal
Teloplione,. loan, $400;"Scho6l Area
Board, temprtraty loan, 82,390.
f:.onnciL__n_d w area 1n' steer on
,Tlresclay,. September' 7. nt-1- p.m. •
R. G. THf)MPSON, Clerk.
•llso planned to make St. 'Joseph an
industrial city. After some years -
of effort his aiubitious plan' failed'"
1,to inatt'rua me. -arts. Catitih is sur-
I vivt'd by four suits and three dangh
y,�;'st:.v-o g'a ii InYtaldxen '��. .
aTtr 7t•wenty
With. a record of too'yenrs'as' a'west tia'tia.,..
fastory-trestment tor- piles or -liemorrhoid% -T- 4
you can poslti rely depend an .
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features which give amazing. comfort '
• - and quietness, with an ingenious •. • •
built=iir dust=duct ventilating systema
. that circulates, fresh, outside air as
.
you-taeed"rt; Meteor rs.definitely
,.going places".
r tip• r{ �•
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because of the smoothness;
reservepower and ••ecput my
of that V -type; rfi0=k h
horsepower, 8 -cylinder
Meteor engine: It's mounted'
, at just three points on'
Zushions of rubber. Extra
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'.seat is a full 5 feet -wide;
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• enjoy the thrill of-
-- Meteor's "obser•-
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billity. Up to' 8000
• square inches. of
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'''glide -ride". Front wheels are
' inidependently,suspeoded on large
coil springs.•Rearlongitudinal
--springs are crura longi Telescopic
shock absovbers-fccr t tnd,t sae
P: Vtllt�tl'Matt'siraTiied mus'
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rub in Minard'S.teltukdzem
telatxed, cool, QukkWitiki
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INF'aD'$ taro
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an even; dead-straifght course. Self-enaergizing- •
brakes permit "Tip'toe" bi akirig. Seven Meteor
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