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immediate family's personal use during the -service.
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GODERICH S ORIGINAL.
FUNERAL . H:PME
17MONTREAL TREAL ST. TELEPHONE. 399`'W"or"J" - ,
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29th
RID XSEPTEMBER
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Viola Fraser, Clinton, singer,
FEA"E ATTR.�.CTY'O�NS . V Sola e ,
and •accordimnist ; Johnny° -and.; Maggie Armstrong, Varna,
old•thne' m�usic�r Glenna Jones, featured dancer of London,
''Gorgeous Georgina,' • outstanding .singer, dancer
and, entertainer:
and FRANK TRAINER and ,his Orchestra --- featuring:
Virginia Duquette.
vocalis
• Admission 750
10 p.m,. to ? , ' • ,
AUBURN, :$ept. ,tfl, Tirir. and ,s' von inmarriage by her father,
Mrs. Geo. Pilgrim. of .anntngton looked charming in, a door l noth
•visited Mr. and Mrs, 'Clasp Last of, white satin with. chantilly
;Apt the week -end. •
Rev. and Mrs. Haziewodd{f Tor-
onto spent the week -end with I1r.
and Mrs. W. ' T. R ,bison.
nti
Airs, J. G. Stoltz, who , has leen
a• patient in the Uodei ieh hcxsp> to ,
'has returned home. `r. , '. St.
`piss Ruth Arthur, O +
Thomas, , spent the weep -end with
her another, Mrs, J. Arthur. ,.
Mr. „and, Mrs. Geo;,G1'ay of Tor-'
Onto were .'tvee1-eiu1 visitors With
the lady's parents, ,Mr. and, Mrs.
A Nesbit.
•The -third strut lit, year of bad
4
weather failed, tap •fl seourage the.
Holstein, . breeders of • Huron county,;
gowxt . as - twenty-three .eztdibitors at the `
lace inserts; hired trim.04 lace yoke � White hove at J3l tl,
Anaher hoo�r4vngth yell• held to Black anti h sy t
• brought out a trite of 101 /Send,
ti 'c rovn She carrier/ a boli
LEJ3II!�'�'�'.
it; Sept.00.~ Abe s),"04'
pithy of the comnmniti' i extended
to Mrs, Harry tihle1"ds and 1r.
Frank Shields, in ' the passing of
Mi, Shields..
Congratulations to Mr and -Ml's..
Johit Qutriud, who . were married i r
Leeburu • Church last Saturday
afternoon,
4r. 'Harry Vel " is on; a motor'
trip to points north' with 'a -party
of friends from Holstein an4ir.wi1i
attend the two large cattle sates
this weep at Thessalon� and •Aluni-
t9uiin, .Island;
Leeburn Church. Intends, bokU g
Stop" anniversary ser y ice otk tiutxd-
October 'S, at 11 p.m., to commemor-
ate the seventieth. year of services
iu thea"e1 urch. The choir of , Nile
Church ;will: be in charge caf, the
music.
Miss •O1.ive'• Miller of oronto
Visited over the week end 'with Mr:
and. Mrs. Andrew Bogie and family.
Mr, and 11irs. Y. Papenhagen' anal
family, of. Defiance, Ohio,. spent
last Week at Bogle's . Beano and at-
tended - the Quaid -Bogie wedding on,
Saturday. �• art add
n. and A r; • �3?iii. Stodd
children, ' I,,ion's Head, • were
\week -end guests w`
Andrevv Bogie.
satin
A.
Joe Carter has' returned
4'impe from the oderich , hospital,
Where he ,underwent' an operation.
;Os, Marguerite Chopin. of Allis-
ton'Visited her ,tail"eats; Mr. 'and
Mrs.. J. tl. -Stoltz, over theraweek-end.
1?ona,ld' Ross of ,gait spent' the
Week -end with his ,mother, Mrs:
Week -end ,
trod Ross. •
r. and Mrs, Reg.' Carter of
/.sort Elgin visited
,i Mr. 'Toe Carter
and ' Miss Sadie-Ja'rter= , over the
'week -end. "
and Mrs.- Gordon- R. Taylor
are obse wing their twenty-ififth an:
niversary is business next week. •
There will be no service in Knox
Presbyterian Church •next Sunday,
owing to anniversary services. ire' St.
Andrewis .Church, Blyth. On the
following Sunday, October 8th, an-
niversarRy., services will be held' in
Knox Presbyterian Church • here,
and Rev. Mr. Bedford of London
Bible -Institute will be the • guest
speaker, Special .iusic will lie
provided by a quartette front!'' the
Bible Institute., also by an accoin-
-plashed-.artist with hisFrench horn.
Mrs- W -at..-_ Do"bie and •:I�Irs• Jas.
:J011s-ton• of I3luevale_.vrsitell Mr.
and 'sirs. 'J% C.' Stoltz on Sunday.
World: Comntlinion `Sunday is
.being 'observed .at the .Auburn
'clAtirge.p of the United -Church on
Stitiday. next, October 1st. Almos •
the whole Church of 'Christ around
the world -will celebrate Oommtinion
r�
on that day. The communion. will
be 'observed nt all the services on
the charge, and every meiiber- is
asked to attend.
Nesbitt Harris. — Themes Road•
United •. 'Church, decorated with
`baskets of ;Intuits, mums, astersan d fern,
made a •lovely ,setting on Saturday,
„September 23rd, "when d. Charlotte
Christine Harris; only. daughter. cif
Mi:'itnd`;:MTs. J. `I,. ;Harris`; Exeter;
became the bride; of Frank Hutchin-
son Nesbit, 'elder son of '1r. and
Mrs, Alfred Nesbit, MR. 2, Blyth.
Rev. Wm. • Mar, pastor of the
-Church, officiated at the double ring
ceremony. • Miss; Elaine Walsh,
Belgrave,, who wore 'a floo'length
gown' of 'Fellow taffeta, played the
wedding`. nius-ic and . accompan'ied
the soloist, Mrs: Cann of 'Exeter,
+
who Sang "0 Perfect Love" and
"I - Love Y'ou," . Mrs. Cann. 'chose
a gown of cerise
th
a
t .
•
despite rain and scow their forced
duet ' of red rases, Airs, Cleorge the to • utovl the ud ring '41ndoors.
Toronto sister of ,,,,;tire _ u j
groom, Gray
of . honor. in •Fieldu p J. E. Terry stated that
groout, lit a1,9 matron of � h u, ilk � 1' � the ,cattle \vas. Doti,
it ffiior-ien'gtii gown of peacocks the:114414y of e . g
jersey With feather headdress, Her; with very few poorly fitted animus
Was . cz yellow Mums. Miss shown. ,Judge was Hardy Shore,
baucluet .� �
Ilene 1'auson, Mixcite.11, states ^ \1i . - Glanw,�►rth, Ott.
• •\v re bride$niuids. Senor anti. gi`fiM .champion -fe�
t�ia4.e Z en.hale Avere
'Hiss, reason's gown. wee- in orchid 'matte ;was R1 en Sue -Posch Chaui-
ss tin "'with , matching headdress, pion, shown by the. Huron, ,County
kvltile Missa'Venliale 5 gown was ' of, Thuile, Clinton She', was first' is
;pink satin with matching headdress. the dry aged crow dads. Reserve
Both carried. bouquets trf . yellow seui'or and reserve grand•.- champion
fxnii`ins.. Noss 2Uice and Miss Annie was the first prize milking aged cow
, tousles of -the !0docrest -College Vida, show " by
'Nesbit � t�f � Blyth,.
-grown, were. 'junior bri.desnUkit.S, Jarrett- Bros.; 'b ippon. -':Choi grand
dressed iitry',,�native and 'green . tat,' c'l1arttpion; \\nom the second prize dry
feta,' gowns, respecVelY, with match- aged„ eow at the Western Fair' and
in headdress, and oari,ying. nose- the„.reserve grand champion the
' g yellow 'Mums. . i1r; Jas.. , thiiyd prize aged cow in Iniik `at.
gays of 3 X
Harris of Lbndou, .brother of . the the sameShow recently,
bride, i'\'as the best Man, and Mr. • Ross .Ma•rshall., • E irkton, had.,botlr
Laurence, Nesbit 'and Mr. (:has. 'they. junior , and 'reserve junior
Barris' 'ushered; The wedding, champion. females, ',winning on his
breakfast and reception -was held In asst ".and ,Second prize junior heifer
th-e church parlors; , which , were calved, Merl Acres 'Happy and Over-
deedrated ,with aster*. and snap- hill 'Sovereign Dixie.
dragons.. The .brideSy table tvts Junior and grand.. champion was
centred with "a -three-tier. vvedding the r winning ;; senior yearling bull
cake, flanked' with tapers in silver shown !by. Howard . Feagan, Gode-
holders. The. bride'ts mother , re- rich. He was Rosshoim Sovereign
eeived; wearing a wine • crepe frock, Duke, .who has made greatt progress
with satin •,trim, witie accessories since he was the first prize senior
and 'corsage. of white roses. She bull calf at the 19.19 London chaiu-
was'as'sisted by the groom's mother, plot ahaw. Reserve .junior `and -re-
•
famine crepe with green •acces- serve grand champion. . was the top
':wltli seen, •acces-_ junior ,yeaUUig- �Meri • Acre
faro.ci-ne crepe gx .
sories 'and corsage of yellow` roses.. Sovereign shown bj• Rosa •lxnrshail,
Litter the young• couple left on a \virile 'the senior champion was the
wedding trip to Northern :Ontario. !irk prize two -year -bid O.C:'TL I'.ati•l
For travelling the bride . (termed 'a , Sovereign, exhibited by Huron
wine gabardine suit with navy ao- County Home. Reserve ,senior Went
eessories and corsage of gardenias. to the •second prize two-year-old
On their return they will reside Sir- Dixie Lochihvar, owned by Wm.
en the groom's farm i.n East Wawa- Clow, Auburn. •
nosh. Guests . were present - from Ross . Marsbal^1 mut the Huron
!Toronto London /tache//, Exeter, • aunty .ionic; each had' Sia firsrs,
lrs. 5foir,. widow' of the late Dr.
.c'~lex:.' Moir,. #fen'salt; died o* 'Sep
teriaber 14th after an illness of three
weeks. Ilea.' husband ,/built• the first
hospital in the Iensall-1Xeter,, dis-
trict, rsxl:
. R. ,1. Spittal, wpm fOr seve
years was mannage1 of the *udnion
Bank at 'Winghani, : before enlisting
in the 00th Battery, 'has been ap-.
pointed manager of the Seafort1
inch" of the bank. '
EMI:110rson F. Durst,, iA'tive ot.
Golbarne township, who was ;na
chine shop ,foreman with the;
Robert.''a3eli Engine. & Thresher Co
o t ;; eafort1, is opening a machine
ne
slop 0f ,his' own. in that town::.
Lxeter T,s Grovvu -
`he municipal assessor -'af Fixeter
reports ;a population of 2,G09,; an
inereiase of .•, 208, over°1as>i yesr.
Assessment also sheWs. an increase,
the., total being .b2,100175high;er : y'.
$1$3,125 than last year.,
Two Go to Hospitail ,
fro '�Roacl Cralsb . ' '
rout
P
juuiolri; ICnglisls .t+l ri # ty-1
Yetalr o;t age, Kand &-o
ntions
aald he ,we* wort ftd
bout Itdo
job." 7 tis w hi$ finer
0osttion', bat 'he kat 'boor► a
.1044,144
!school teachet* or a Alita'l Of
years' ' He' was a- native of BOW
ford and in the mond World, War
�shir) Ladr eiso-u. H. wife stir,
vives, also his patents, * brother'
arid four sisters.
The. Greeks were .shoeing their
z'soo as" long 4;0 as `gtR B.O.
ueIa police of G'roderieh in-
?estigated,, a ti s o -ear crash en high,
' luevale on • 1j`rida
way '$f3 oder Of B y
last, • as, a result of� which F. J.
Walker of , Sttatxord and John.
Davidson' of $L Catharines were
admitted to the Wingham hospital:,.
Both cars were eStensively dam-
aged.
Farmers Injured •
in Thresh1ng Aceeitlents
Walter McGowan, ••R.0-. 8', Blyth,
lost the , tip of one finger on- the
right hand and the hand \vis badly
lacerated when his arm-ue:citught
in. the separator during threshing,
A similar accident -befell William
Oruikshank, 1 .R. 2, 'Winghain, who
lost it: Anger from his left Band in*
Both men
•st threshing accident. o h• e
vc'ere - admitted to the Wingham
-hospital.
Exeter' Teacher Kills -
Himself with Knife `
'I"wo weeks after' beginning teach-
ing duties in • Exeter High School,
Francis S. Scott • died from a self-
inflicted knife wound. • He was a
'WESTFIELD
WE'STFIELD, Sept. 27.—Mr. and
Mrs.. Vat O'Jialley•.and Maureen, of
Kingsville, visited -ora Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Buchanan. of
Mr. and Mrs. -Mac Ne\yton
Gorrie visited on Sunday with \ir.
and Mrs.Elwin Taylor.
Mr. and'"Arts: Norman AeDawell
were_vis-itors,'in Goderich on Mon-
day. •, could'
A Narrow L+ seape. «hat o
have been a very ,serious• accident
occurred ', on „ 'Monday afternoon
when Ed; 'Taylor and Harold Bos-
nian were drawing logs" .from the
bush, with a tractor. Going evil.
_knoll, the tractor wheel Struck
tr tk
Blyth and Altbttrn. • fretious to the Reg. McNeil, •Clintuu, and T. Hay- something, tbrowiag. Mr. Tay o f
wedding Mrs. Harris' entertained
<it a trousseau tea in honor' of
-her daughter, when, tea was poured
by: Mrs. Thos. Grasby, Blyth, aunt
of the groom, Mrs. Agnes . Fanson,
Mitchell, • and Mrs. Conch, Strat-
ford, . " irunfis of the bride'. , 'rife,
.trousseau and gifts were 'shown
by 'girl 'friends. of the bride-to-be.
•Rulihpe _ frour,..:Germ1-ny'sA war -
ruined towns is being used '-to 're-
build Holland'S'dykes and sea walls.
den & Son, Gorrie, three -firsts,
'Jarl'ott Brc.s., Eippen. ,two" firsts,
1!uwa;rd Feagou and Leonard Leetn-
lug, Walton, one• first each.
'Unusual evideftee . of type trans-
inission was given by the co* •S`aily
Tenser Pioneer, owned :by Ross
r
Marshall. A"'hood individual' her-
self, having • .'alwa,'s. ,beein iii the
money at the four championship
shay\s spit which she was shown, she
is the 'clam of the "Wad' ttnd:1iif•�-cf'
prize f►rogenies a•t this show-. At
>re;•ent .she is in calf to the`.C.N:k'..
grant/ chiUlIDlen, Spring Fariai. lfona
Hope. ,. ,
The Jarrott Bros. heifer° Echo
Teasen Marie, which was reserve
alt-CanscTian junior yearling in 1947
and second dry four-year-old at the
recent Western Fair°, London, won
�I TR E MA,�REGI her top here and was a' top con-
tender ritrr,ssr rtrr►r�nrrnc tender for chatrplenship honors.
The &rand and . reserve . grttna
sdtin. The bride, championsstood first ane second,
rehpectit•ely in the class. for beste
• �. uk1 I¢Iti terirales:
Enjoy the driving, ease and Comfort "
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Since we ,were eight, .yeal's tl'Id
-we have never. had :tiie desire to
run, away from house a iid become
a tramp.' I'erhatps that's why (ire
of the nu st cogent a1tgunnpts .
agaail`Cst rollarn1106ni never occurred
•to 'ns until it was tpressea the
.either tiny' by igen Ilenson, "king"-
ioiieril115 Of Atncricau
Benson •nrgeel all "knights of the
Mien road" to give full support
.to our war 'effort in Koren, Why? I
V'ery,- stipple front 1ion,.oli's vies\'- I
point You can't be at hobo in-
I11as lei or",Nord1 Int\ren or any of
the other • Russian satellites," he I
the .ground: He had presence o
butone
of
mind to stop the,
tractor,
wheel passed over ` his right' arm,
shoulder and face. While -he
badly bruised no • bones seem to be
broken. 'There is a slight fracture
in the head,. 'He. is a patient in the.
Winghain Hospital and his many.
friends hope 'for , a sAeedy reeovery.
The ineighbors are having a wood
o
bee for jiim on Thursday' afternoon.
n.
L itest•report'S are that Ed. is°doing'
as well as can be expected.
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IN5O YEARS 5
/ALUMINUM HAS .GROWN.TO ,.
B� A LARGE.PAFFT OF •
CANADIAN LIVING ' • •
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BEFORE you buy a new. car, it's smart to test it ..:
1 ,
drive it...to prove the value.
So take your first opportunity to. drive the new
Dodge. Findtotit for yourself its ease of handling,
outstanding performance and safety ... the smooth'.
ness of its "cradled -between -the -axles.'' ride..
There's a dependable Dodge l'o meet your needs in
t ' e wr • e range_of Dodge r ltsis front-the0odge'
Deluxe in the 'lowest -price class to the luxurious
Custom Dodge, lowest-priced.car with Fluid Drive
(also available with Gyro -Matic Transmission 'as
extra equipment).
WEST -PRICED CAR
DODGE SPEC11 DE LOXE'• CDSTOM DODGE `.ill PLUM DRIVE
'rfiARNESSED R/i,INDROIS, SONNY!" It's a •true answer ... , ry.
In Shipshaw powerhouse yea! fire -awed by the hum of twelve gigantic'.
generators. They', are driven by rain "and snow which fill
'Lake St. Jdlrn and poor tlown the Saguenay'River. .
i-Tthepig-30.tex 41?annClleii tit a man-made lake o`rt top of a hill,
Then it rish•es down-tutmefs chiselled life&gli 4;nliil`rock`tndastr ,....
against turbines like the model at which the boy is peering --
hut .weighing 50 tons.
The turbines drive generators. The electricity they generate• --
speeds
enerate speeds to nearby Arvida. There it. refines shining aliuninuin
out•of bauxite from British Gtiiana.,,
Over 100t 'Canadian companies torn alimninunt into all sorts, of ""
useful articles. ,Ml this means work for Canadians.
This 'country supplies, nothing hitt the raindrops . •._ and the
brains, hands and' enterprise to 'harness thorn. - ▪ " • ,
The hum in the pi'wer house at Sihiisshaw is a :hytntr of •progress.:
It is a sound of Canada's standard of living going up
ALUMINUM COMPANY SOF CANADA, I,D,
Producers and Procesiort of Afuminum kr Canadian 1ndusiry and Wades Markets= -
Plants of 5hawinlgi n P IIry Arvgtlie, Isle MdIgne,, Shlpt<h°iw, Pott Alfrad#
Wakettislti, Kingston, totonto; f tobleoke► r