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The entrance'' to our : Funeral Home at 17 -Montreal 'street.
le Inv ; Y ou i a To Corn. are• • -
Jour niodern facilities e . ,st�,
.Aur complete. service
DUNOANNON, Sept. A 14. - Mrs.
Haar Maize visited relattilres *Rat
Gtie ph last Week.... , .
Mr, and Mrs. Len' bhr`istilaw and
.Leona, of Nile, . visited Mrs. Abner
Morris on. Sunday.
ss'6lwe Finnigan,, who taught
a school near Wtnghum; has 'been
engaged -t teach'iii the new twenty-
fonr-room Princess Elizabeth sehool
in, London,' having charge. , of a
primary -Blass. Mr, -and Mrs
Everett Finnigan, ,her parents, spent
Tuesday` in. Lendoli an'd 'attended
the Western. Fair,
Mr, and : Mrs. Roy Hudson. had
Ng . visitQ.rs,Zat the week~ end Mrs,
lUmbach and ,her son, Mr: l£1mer
1144ach, druggist, of ,Lucknow, and,
Mr, and Mrs, 'Gordon.• Htadson,.' and
.daughter, of Detroit. '
Master • Kenneth . Crawford, .of
oderich, who ;, spent...tp meummer
with his: grandparents, Mr. and
• Mrs.' W. A..Culbert, returned to ;the
home 'ofhis parents, Mr. and Mr •
-Leonard .Crawfo d 'to• start school.
Mr, and Mrs: Cecil Culbert 'and
little son ,are visiting relatives lit
s Week.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed and
family. visited. the scenic gardens
and Sowing well at 'Formosa on
M
the week -end at Niagara .Falls,
Mr, and , Mrs. Steve Stothers and
•,daughter;,'B.uth, of Fergus,.atld.&Mrs,
xolkn"•rCrispin of L�uckuow, spent
Sunday w.ltI Mr. 'and Mrs. , Henry
Horton, N.„ ' •
Horton,
with ML. and Mrs, Robt
Bete on 'Sunday were Mr. and. Mrs,.
Orland .Bere 'and' fa ni'y',• Mr, ",tend.:
Mrs. Eldon Culbert•.and iamily, •
The W:omen's ,Association -of DIM.
gannet). Vatted Church .trill 'have
their menthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. T. J. 'Rymn on'Friday even-
ing:. ' ' . a•
Miss- EYizabeth•.Eillott ill able to
be rip and around. a little each day
after nearly aix months' „confine
naent to bed. Mrs. ' Olive thilbert,
Who . was,nurse e4mpanion; 'fo>: •seven
yy, of [• s - hasreturn horse.
,manihs,. � �•._.,
Mrs, .,Rich, Finnigan ;is,; visiting'
her. sister.; "Mrs. -Z. -MOS,- :.Goderich-:_
We are sorry to hear that, 'Miss
'earl Finnigan' Of Goderich is III.
at the °(oderick' Hospital,
. Mrs.,', Melvin Reed and . Girvin
, visited the ,former's daughter; Mrs.
Lorne Hedy, Mr. Eedy and + little
t
Toronto t i we k eon Doiiglas, of •Holyrood, on Sun
h day,
• Bev. James Bright resumed his
pastoral duties ithis• week, .with
Sunday services for the Dungannon,
1?ort Albeit and" ` ,Crewe United
Church coiigregations. , Miss Noma.
Mrs. J. G. Montgomery: • Sherwood sang 'a solo, ,accompanied
.,..,...Our many er ti ecord of helpfulness to every by her sister, Miss ;Shirley. Sher-
win
annual harvest "home service
family' in their'time of need. 'll b h ld i' St P 1' Anglican wood, ' at the piano, during.- the Dun -
Sninciay,• , _ •
Mrs. Neil McDonald of $intail
was a recent visitor with her sister,
47MONS' EAL S'� A �'.EVE PHQI�E., r
FALL FAIR Dg `ES --1919 J Bayfield
Harriston
Kincardine Sept. 15, 16 l�r'ussels •
Dung nnon• .
St ford•.... ..
1921,•
.rat. ,� eEt• � .�
' Exeter - L-Sept.•'21; 22 f. orTrton....
Ripley Palmerston
. -,,z;.Sept 2Z 23•
Seaforth, •. • Sept. 22. 23 Tees$ter
Listowel Sept, 26,.427, St. Marys
•':;e. Mitchell _ • Sept, ' 27, 28 Atwood
Sept. 2,•7, 28
Sept. 28, 29
-Sept, 29, 30
Sept. 29
;_:.�:,dept, X9,;•`30
Oct.,, •1
Oct. 3, 4
,Oct. 4, 5.
Oct. 5, 6
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Church. next Sunday at : 7,30 P.m. gauinon service in the morning. The
in charge of Rev.' Mr.' Bright . of c-hoir sang an anthem. •
Berrie. Special music has been Vietters with iVIrs, ,J, Kill,otigh are
lanned. her two daughters, 1Vliss Mabel Kil-
Mrs,. Rich. Park, ° sr., has been lough,;, Byron, and 'M'iss Eva E11-
nursing a sore foot aftercalditlg lough, Reg.N., and George Knapp,
with boiling water from the stove, 'Toronto. '
Her granddaughter, Margaret Tlionias " Rivett, ' Mr." and I- rs..
.Black, has been, _, lending assistance Everett Errington, Wilmer, Mar-
in the home...jorie and Norma :enjoyed a week-
Miss- Joan. Rivett;; whhad just »rotor trip to Owen Sound,
recovered" from a lengthy illness),.: ' i1ai sBertha n and oberinor .on Monday
became , j1' win last'Thursday: .- ...;' Popp
night, requiring ;•the doctor's sed to attehd-London Normal School..
•
Benefit Dance.." The -Coiwanash
vices. _ Portuu[itely •'the.,. illness :Was. •.: . , ..:. ._
quite • temporary and she'was able. Junior Varit ers _`and "Junior •Instr
. - tufa sponsored a:, penehit dance at
to _: reiu>n, to High.. School on Moir.. •-. P°' .. 'Agricultural'
, ; .,.. _ M:�
day, the Agricultural IVsi.11...here en Fri,;
• Dun •anion United C rch willday night far Miss "Joan Rivett, a"
tember 25„, morning and evening,
hold anniversary services on Sep.: member of the :institute .wiio was
'nd in hospitals •-most of the.
with Rev. G. Hazlewood of Walton
as'';ille'`speaker' 'S eeia1 rr�iusie is
being prepared and engaged for
these' services.
Mr. and . Mrs.;, Wm. McClure
visited`9;G1r, and Mrs. 13111 McClure
and family at Elmira, and spent
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above'Agnew Slunass Store,
932
hn 1199.
One r�ao BIOU and
W,te h1`iaxts
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•;A few Yetirs` ago, pnxrebred
ete%xn 'herds Tin i3ureI .�.ounty•.were•
fes'v .and tai: between. ° An ladica-
•tion, Of }naw ..the picture • is new
ehang%ng was, ,given at the 'Huran�
"X1aek. and White nay held •iii con,-
•vection with. Blyth Fair on. Septeni
her 1, when twenty seven" exhibitors''
brou lit out'a total Of 138'.hea,dr to
make, ,this One of . the largest :Ho1-`
,�.,
stein,: shows yet held in the 'ro.
, ince this year, Tba was 'un-
i . teih
he•b
Hots n
'un-
doubtedly the est tltxai. t� .,. ,•
show • yet- be1'd lir H�.>lrron .a .,Judge
4,° I",!. Rrtn,ions' of the ('J„ A.,q , GUe1P1i
expressed pelf • as being • cry
much' impressed, singling . out the
junior' ,.and senior caii `classes. the'
dry two -•year-old s and$ the' nill~nng: .
three -.year-olds for.. partienlar ' ut
tention,
"s`ally°Tenses Pioneer proved her-
self not only 'a good show Cow but
an. 'outstanding brood tow ns well
when she carried off 'the sent dr. ,
and grand championships after
heading the aged cows in intik for
Ross Marshals, Kir:kten, and then
scored through her ,progeny. 'nor
juniorbuil calf by *entitle Rag
Apple Sovereign was first and
junior champion and her two-year-•
old daughter, also by Sovereign,
stood; second in her class, . „ '
• Sovereign . sons, daughters and
granddaughters, topped ma ny
classes and• a group of Sovereign
granddaughters wan. the senior get-
_of -sire_ for . J. W._ :''n-Eginond
Son; Clint n. • -This -go-tip-included
the
„reser
e senior
nior
and
reserve
rand chaPi n.f .maleE ont
Sovereign Sue,
who ''!.headed the
milklu'g ;three-year-old. class ,•-Rose'
holm `Milly Sovereign, a Sovereign
granddaughter;, was , junior -champ-
ion female for Leonard Learning,
Walton afterheading the- senior -
heifer calf .class, while a. Soverei.
daughter, .Hilight Sovereign Clo h-
•ilde,,.owned.•by.Thos t yen &„Son,
'Gerrie, ,was. reserve junior champ -
,ion. . The • latter animal, 'a: junior
heifer calf, is out of 'Hayden's
fatnons world 'Champion producer
Banostine Dutchland •Clothilde with
her senior two-year-old --305-day
twice -a -day milking record- of 823_ .
lbs."'faf from 16,272 lbs,
Maurice^ hxiia-lran-of S. IIsi n•
& Sdn, Belgrave, showed the . Win-
ning junior yearling heifer. An-
other member of . the same herd
stood .second, in this. class.
Senior and grand champion bull
was the top senior biill, Walpine
K. B. Max Ragap:.tx, owned by Reg,
111cKiel, Clinton. • Reserve' wentto,
the second place senior bull,
Meadow Glide Rag Apple Sov-
ereign, the "property of ,W. Hume
Clutton, Goderich. Ross Marshall,
ltirkton, :'took the junior award
on Meri `,Acres Sovereign, the, top
junior bullcalf with the reserve
junior going: to ' S. C. Galbraith;
Blyth, on the, winning junior year-
ling • Vinedale -Sammy K.
Three exhibitors had four
iit'sts• each.- These were W. Hume
Clutton, Goderich, Ross Marshall,
Kaarkton, ' and. Leonard" Leeming,
Walton. Jarrott Bros., Kippen, and
J. W. VanEgmond, Clintola, each'
had two firsts, whilethe following
had pie first' each: Reg. McKiel,
Clinton; S., C. Galurtiith, Blyth;'
Howard Feagan,. ' Goderich ; -Alvin
Bettles, Bayfield; Thos. I3iyden &
Son,' Gorrie; and ,S. Hallahan &
Son.
There was a string Calf Club
'class, `tide- antimals'-being,in.- spiendit
shape and cveIi shown. The four top
cafes in particular were oritstand
ing.- . These ---were. shown by, 1st,
Norms .'Leeming, 1Valton ;' • 2nd, J.
F. ,nn'Egmond, Clinton ; 3rd, .Tack
VanEgmond, Clinton ; 4th, Toni
2 { Brock, .Granton. 'Incident:111y,, the
top three were all granddaughters
of Sovereign. ' Fifth.' place went :to
Dotiall Clutton, God'erich ; sixth to
George 'Turto,�n,” 'Goderich; seventh
to Don Can;Ipbell, B""ayl;eld ; eighth
:in ;YOU McBride, Zurich; nfinth to
Chris -Eine Dobson; 1 irkton, and
tenth to Boyd Taylor, Walton.
Showmanship awards: we •e gig en`
as follows': lst, Jack Van1 gmond ;
second, Christine Dobson; 3rd, Fred
VanEghiond ; fourth;, Tom Brock ;
fifth; M. Hallahan:- :sixth, 'Norma
Leeming; seventh, Dougall Clutton.
BENMILLER,- Sept. ,13..
Feagan and Mrs. Hoover of ..Nile
spent a • few°: days :;ith• " Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley .Vanston last .week.
Mr.' and
,Mrs. Benson Good of
Goderich visited on, Sunday' with
Mr. and Mfrs. H. Geod. 0.
Mr. Girvin Young -and' Mr. 'Verdun
Vanstone are getting their, buildings
wined. for Hydro.
The sympathy. of this community
is extended to Mrs. . Clifford Van-.
stone in: the Loss of: her ,father.
Silo -filling is the order of the
day in this community.
Nov the • holidays are over ' the
C.G.I.T. tvi1L. respme their, midweek
rneetings •fir tiie fall and winter on
Friday night; September ].6. - -
The' 'Choir are havin
g a social
evening- on ~Thursday evening, and
practice also,' •
The Women's Association met in
the church on Wednesday last with'
r nt, In,
•.tri.. n �tlnree .members . ese, . ,
e . t3' .., .P
the win ..of new business a. bake°'sale
-was planned 'for in the near future:,
Mrs. -R. X. Moore is spending -a
few days -with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W'isson, at. Straffordville, :