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afiss Elsie Snell �x}t few drays
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day, unable to ado �,*•
housework — cranky ,..,-• ; , ,a«;,
with the children --
feeling miserable.
Wanting it on "nerves"
when tile' kidreya.niay, • .,•
be cut of order. When ,.
kidneys fad the system' , �.. r►
Mega with impurities.
, Headaches•-- backache, frequently follow.
Dodd's 'Kidne'y'Pills.help clear the system,
giving nature o chance. to restore health
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Guild of r s to c i NSI l3ai< lin on Skitur(lnv.
the � home of Mrs., W. , E. Foster.
embers and • three visitoi:s Mr4 Thomas. Jardine is up • north
Eleven members -
were present, The afternoon was spent hunting this week.
in uilting. and a •short business meet- Mr. and Mrs. W. �. Campbell,
MIsa
rd takingWinnifred and 'Mr. tend MrsDouglas
ink followed, Rev,, 1?. Iiicha
the chair. The hostess .served '.lunch. Campbell visited on 'Sunday with Mrs.
Campbell visited tat week with' her of, •Lollila.tdaoro.
ro.iiF>i1tt3, Misses Vona k111(1 Lucy dart' �1Y1•. anti iirs. J. L• aicljow(a1I talx(1-�----w
sot# of (M (isse (+h. ftiinily and ' Mr. a1U& airs, t ktiirles ' (Continued. Eton
page ,X)
y n visitct(1 Snlitli visited �r-illi ,MrR anal .airs, l,('ltr, the aantni4sion pretest, neither Dr,:
Mr. John .ai('dd, is (_'into of l oiid.f!stict�o, ont ? itcl#tyR . r
on Sunday with his .sister, Mrs. M. Catilo v al lir Mayor aiacri:�t•an being able
aiel'ittlt�. to ,be present, but members of 'tile
Mrs. 1r, Falls and 111s4 \1'IFIS-'tti' ' •1T Nev. 11.-" fir. and ^Ct1u`ztcil had a discussion with. Commis -
Mary
unci lir.. •7• �, F. { tli-�l Mrs. 1 F��pb4�1X end ants tiViri7li- sxo#ir�r j'11"i,gle anti rec�ci�''v(1 a lot of in-
�itlrcT viz(itt.td ,��n •t3aliclois with l ,.
•feed Campbell visited '3 1r. and •.fir'S; .for inttion,,, 'Cottnelli, r- Brown- stetted.
friends., r Mr. Wtgle latter with hiin a copy of the
We are pleased to ileac.' that "lire: horde at Comber.
11'iu• Campbell, wi10 ' under went an . Mr; Edward Rodgers Nrof,se ,A;llanvale,:'° contract with the H.E.P. . aainmisslon,
ollel.lt
Stratford hospital', is 'in- has been called -home .on accpunt of the one elanof which` provides for a mu-
provingroring ill nicely.ly• trtrt
r.erio11;9 Illness of his mother, Mrs. tual,l acc•ountlug at the con(ylusioxk of
the contract. . This,. stated Councillor
Mr. Ernest Snell retn.re ed home San- William Rodger% •Brown, dispelled the idea that the
.la;c• from the ;North; where he' silent WR M. 14. Meeting/—The VV.M•s of Town' , r tied up to Hydro int.perrie-
the pklst year. 1Veatfield ,U. nited church met on. Wed• tuity>
lir.' and, Mrs. Elmer McDougal, of nesday+afternoon; with eleven members Mr, Wigle pointed out, Councillor
Auburn, were,•gueets' at the home of present. The meeting was'in claargp"
Brown Wigle
erg reported, that the
31r, and Mrs..`Douglas Campbell. of the president; Mrs. William Cortex. Brown for street lighting, was set by
Mr. T. •H, Taylor is -visiting at the The Scripture reading, from Psalm . the IT:E >E': Commission, not by the lo-
,
Home: of his son, Rev. Virtu. Taylor, of 122,. was given by 'Airs. Charles Satish, cal cozx#mission. ` I (fair. 701gfleor)}(y!
R wtcxR 4and pray st*ua: ledby.I ts.'G 11114 thoulitxh_ T
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elie'rge and ,s'ugg^ested the passing -Of a
resolu.tiop'' in' the matter 13y the Colin-
cit. •
-Local; Powey Supply -
t+r. Wigle 'stated further that the
question of the possible local genera-
tion of power - had been !under consid-
eration by, the local commission, w1u
intended to take up the matter With
the Provincial CommisSiOn.
Oouncillor. Humber expressed ''egret
that Ile vas out of town when ' this
'conference was bold and hoped there
would be tehother meeting sv'hen all
the members Could be there: ,
Deputy Reeve Huckins said be had
not received notice of the meeting and
could not have attended that night in
any event. He, too, hoped there would
be another conference between • the
'Council and the Commission.
it was, decided to ask the Public
Utilities Commission to name another
night, notice of which is to be given
to all -members. •
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The, body' .watt erwaad 'ta, Port
Stanley for l.turiel. "3Irs, ',Shale find
ate 1�Q:12' sure ve. -
l'iliar$0, 'Nov. ,O -/jay r, 'and Mfrs ;l
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-plot!' 'visited ene,day ;recently: with 'Mr..
and ;
Mrs; Camerin Inglis, Atwood
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Su Yafteiriou, With, its. Wesley
Twainley, Luekna1 ,
The.Y. will held.. their regular
.MeetiitO'dnesdaynight t Q
this
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17s...their lint.. _1i��'i ,,u. �..I
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h h�. 114s �,nieetl� =, in Luc1�t� .
o�I.
Fridayevening. n
y •.
,4tMlss a(lrtce `Et ,1%e, of fruntho, $petit
the week-endr at hair *One;
A number from here attended the
anniver4a:ry services in 'Liu.k#low on
Sunday,
' .1ris -community "extends• its 'sy111
pa•thy to. Mar..Joliii Andrew and family
in their tv'ecnt-bet ea veatent.
fears for the "district on Tuesday even-
ing, Noveamber Oth its the .0, range Ra'),
Auburn., The , distrl'Ct master, atr
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DistaDistrict..turt,stea, KIt,
Ielgve, d i ty
master, Ernest P
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trfirtl Auburn chaplain, Chas.
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Steival�r, I,andf~+�iio>ro , w , rec tl
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tai y, ER Johnston, Blyth; financial
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tary, William
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Official kemporat tre$ o the ,:last
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week arnd ,' of tharrel: ]i>aointp'g :weak
of last 3e(r were asfollots ►
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Nov.,
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Nov. 42.
Nov.
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4 ,36
Come to. Kli*i
1rI .(.1 oixatt.y ,/ o'ro,.. .
.15, A $5 "-fowl supper ,
or. o n
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Supper, concert and dilate R
I
leaflet. Readings were ' given by Mrs.
Aubert Walsh, i.1rs. Alvin McDowell
and Mrs. Marvini McDowell. The re-
p rt of the sectional meeting in Gode-
rioh was very ably given by Mrs, J.
he. t
L. :►2eDowell. Thee chapter trails t
study 'book was taken by Mrs. Albert
' LEEBURN
I.l3EI3URN, Nov. 10:—Mr. and Mrs.
AI'>thur Fulford and little son, of
-Goderich, ,spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lannon, of Detroit,
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Foley last
week. -
Mr, and Mrs. Charles McPhail, of
Zlolniesville, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook.
Mass Jest le Mathieson and her
pupils of 4S.S. No. fi have commenced
practice fat theirChristmas concert.
• Mr. Will Kilpatrick, of-Cabri,
.. ,
+ ortlfrrElectric •° Theatre
Phone 47 - . `" 1 ,Godertrch
Now :I 1 ivyn�gt, ,Shirley Temple and Jean 1ershoU portray beIov
", 1Eil1J.i' . .
,occurs; Tuesday .,II edneaday
Gloria Stuart, Joan Davis, Tony
TheRitz Brntherri` i , Mar11 N Pen1le"
•
ton, Fred' Stone and Dixie Utast
A east, of ttititars, • par excellence, presenting the hilarious riot of
:l
melody and O
f rase ,.
4t w REGINS AT
rt R:C:OLLE '"
t�G�� �rl�xy et�'�X�1���.:
, Roland ig, Louisyry'y
'R
Hov1 ck,
Edd Jflfle
• L*flg* la viewetst
Quintet
a rt* but it few of t'lie brilliant' entertainers featured in ,Eddie's latest
t~ontr'lbutidn to world wide enjoyment
"ALI BABA GOES TO ° 'TON"
tine s es ys, Sa tut4ay and bolidaya'
jng_ 'The Prisoner" bt 7; #eta -starring Ronald Colman
'Street Lighting Cost
Sask., is calling on old friends in this Deputy Reeve 'Haskins - said • the
neighborhood. It is 'twenty-five years{�people had 'read in the papers of re -
since he left these parts. ii auctions ,in the, price of Hydro power,
but the.price here remained the same.
•
On motion of Councillors Brown and
Salkeld the 1*. D. commission is re -
guested to- take . up this matter with
the Provincial Commission in order
to secure a reduction in the cost of
street lighting..
Petition ra, BON, Rooms
At this point 'thy deputation present
-Ing the petition for a vete on the bev-
erage rooms Was heard. •
Deputy Reeve Huekins said that, as
the first to bring thi. „•matter 'upin
'Council find the sponsor of the motion
to give the people an opportunity of
Voting upon it, he was gratified that in
one short day 735 names , could be
gathered on a petition for a.vote. life
moved that the prayer of the petition
of the petition 'be granted and the vote
held. ,
Councillor Brown said he was glad
the petition' had been presented a'n'd
suggested sending it to a committee,
as was customary.
Councillor .Humbler congratulated ' the
canvassers upo#t their work. He did
not think' it petition was' neeessary,
but, lie said, it certainly ,strengthened:
the hands of Council. tie seconded
the Deputy Rseeve's motion. The Mat
ter should be dealt with at once and
4i vote taken en ,December 6th (date
of the municipal elections).
Councillor Salkeld declared himself
heartily in itecord with the movement
to do away 'with the beverage rooms.
Ise believed the town ; would be better
off if they were dosed.
• It was decided to refer the petition
to committee of the whop Connell. •'
In' response to a- request trolls the
local branch of the Ca'nadia'n Legion,
It wds e1ecided to •halve November filth
proclaimed aat public holiday.•
Council voted tond a letter to
Mayor Maer wan expressing' sympathy
in his illness and the, hope that lie
would soon be able to return: to his
.duties.
- A Hat
til. C. Muzinings, who is eng ge(1: b
the council to rsUpprIntend the work
at the Newgate street bul'k'ing whteb"
itc *log fitted- lip as an armory, re.'
ported that' the Worn on the-Var1ou$
eontr'stets was niaatking good progress.
' Mention, WAS amide Of an° ea ve '-
trotiglilang job done in eonneetion. with
this, 'work. ' 'Deputy' Vie, EEnekitis
termed It •a thenlrlonking job, but $r.
M itinlrigs thought it Was all riighf.
llottitielllor number backed . it the
l eput ' `eve and Cenucitier Bingham `.
crime bac' wUha sortie t l o remarks
in..the course. of whie t be r*terred to
.flooring front date ts+ *wg'ates eel
'building wiiiei'r 114u1, found .its way 1n�
; to '0on0111or Basra r" , yard'- This
led to further ehange r, `and the air
stag e1-etI'1e for 'wveral .:minutes.
*Mr. Ilunnitto ebeer%e t that the
Adorini mentioned : was not worth
much,
and Ctrtinelllor number' r ' atd.
to ods who wantei1 it 'could t&ke
it at,Wa(yr •'
After things had fooled Blown, two.
Hairs we=ro, , ,l r No. 11,, to puri
rase an 0 W:S it. bond,. thiel ;No.? 42;
gpoiriting 'oilleltils for the tnouici 'l,
motions.
COU1bBIE% CORNERS, Nov. 8. ---
Miss Vora Little spent the week -end
in London. •
Mr. Jame. Boak, from the West, has
arrived at the home of his uncle, Mr.
Ewart Jamieson! Mr. Soak made the
trip by bicycle. His chum .came with
him ns far as London. ,
' Mr. and Mrs. John Parrish visited
Mr. and. Mrs. i
„lmer Farrisit, of
torrid; oti Sunday.
Mr. John Little has been spending
the past week in Goderich.
'Mr. Wilbert Ito'bb is assisting Mr.
Wilfred MacCarthy, of B''in .sbrldge, at
present.
Miss myrtle. Johnston, who was
staying with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm: Sherwood, of Belfast,
returned home on Saturday. Her
mother spent the week -end there.
AUBURN, Nev. 10. ---The 1•t ala
monthly meetingof the : Attliurli
Women's institute will be held in the
Foresters' Hall on Tuesday, November
10th, at 2.80 p.rn, `The address will
be given by Dr. i3.�C�, Weir on "II&alt'h
rT Child :Welfare." -
� Tr• William' Wallace, of Wilkie,
'Sask., I. visiting his grandparents,
?Ir. and Mrs. John ,Symington.
Mr. and Mrs: Alf. Tebbutt, of •Go;te-
r'iclt, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ''•E.
Phillips on Wednesday. '
The schools here will -be- closed on
Thursday, Armistice Day. ,
Mrs. W. HR (Sheppard, Mrs. R. J.
Phillips, Mrs. Chas. Howson and Mrs.
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lits
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garet �m"'i1�i,,"� w �s c
hbSpital, on Tuesday. •
Mr. and . Mrs. Roy - Rutledge ani
family, of Dungannon, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylors
Mr. Eldon Stoltz and Miss EffieStoltz, of Toronto, 'spent the" 'week -end
at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. E. Stoltz. -
lair. Harry Wagner returned to his
home on Wednesday after spending a
month in the Goderich .hospital after
an operation for- appendicitis.
Mr. Wilmer'Ilawatt had a succe!54iel
auction sale on Monday, November S,
of 100 head of Western cattle at tin-
farm of the late TamesHowatt. The,
auctioneer was Mr. • Thomas - Gundry
of Guderich.
:Iir. J. R. Ross has returned to nis
nome at Beaverton after visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Johnston and Miss.
Laura Phillips.
Miss4 prion Foster and 111'44Dorothy Wilson, 'both of Slieppirdton,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson
on Thursday.
Mr. Victor Yungb:ut is able to be
out to the village again after a bad
attack of sr'latlea.
Miss Margaret Ding le visiting her
grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. -Albert
Ding, of G-oderich:
Mr. Leonard Yungbint -is relieving
it the C. P. 11. station in Woodstock.
31r. and Mrs. Bari Itaitli'by, ryica.
Jas. Match and Miss Viola I.eathe.
land were 'in London. •
Mrs. John Redi zond is very i11 at
present, and her daughter, 'Miss Grata.
Redmond, of Linwood, is waiting oil
her.
Mrs. A. • R. Walker, of Toronto, is
visiting hen father, Mi. Alex. alae
Kenzie.
t1tr. and Mrs. 3'. Taylor -are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Raithby, of
Morris.
L. 0. L. ~hirers. ---The L. 0. L. of
Morris held its annual election of
n ' fi con e. a member of our ,entice :Club. Enjoy the benefits,
Tubes and Replacement Farts at to UPA+ T 1ER'S cast
Evoq racho: ottner owes it to' himself to 'nvest g*'** .'his `aft t zing club offer.
E1iimn .t °tile.cost:woriry, and have your'•l'tidio .ln good "wi t'hing 1'iditlon,;'
;> , voul4` usa 1t ilskyltsr a 'yam
5. <
cull l if+ r i>< 'bon caI1'. iii° t the ',Clturch Si, shop, f
lirofwn Lb`be1-B1itek .'' •lb.
SALADA TEA
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Clark's: 28-a.
WITH 3
Tints
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Domestic 4 -lb.
SHORTENING Pkg'
DOMESTIC SHORTENING 1-1b. Pkg. -
Rangoon Allen's London
RICE - - - lb. .06 CANDIES ' - - Ib..19
Bulk RolledBulk, White
OATS - - 5 lbs. .23 • BEANS - - -lb. -XI%
Shirrie's .Shredded or D'islocated
JELLY Powders Pkg. ,05 COCOANUT - Ib. 49
HL t.- _. _ . s ntti."v 1 a .:bt: lu.
WHITEFISH . lb. 15c
SMOKED and FRESH FILLET lb. 17c
OYSTERS ..... .. 25c# :Jar
Connell stent Into corn nitte of the
*Imo 0,„:0
wolklek. conVider the
beverage room, ricuestiotia
r• ,aria :yrs. E. 'Prices *Ito Ave
visitors At tite haeme Of Mr. rind- Mrs.
ly. Il. Price the pist,te+t welts, ra m
ttartte4 to Toronto en Stond .
Conte to 1 in sitt'lrlge. Motttla ► N : .,
4 $ i 1'{)1 'sUppe or + tit :
facts foster.:. and 4atn. `",
door, gAtito0 eclatli'ir
tit. dusk'
loan anct last* Io ra rt+ r
On it's 00'HAMC 1411' ►"
a•nakeitheigr loris'
. d *air its regulate
dwt just tits r
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tat itid
?44' Mow'
HA- ut.T N tY.PRODUCT COKE pp --y,, OVENS, t..f VIED
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