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DUNGANNON
$DUT$UANNON, Apr. It➢. - Ia'. Jcls.
psaliidaoa who hasn't been well' • this
vti irjer, .and coaiFlited to Nal most of the
time. -Avta - -on S:tturaliay removed to,
Utadttrie h hospital . fur treatment. ]Ells
many' friends wish for lnizii, his Health
Mr, end Mry, 'David S. Errington
''''''—returned , ` 'wine East week -end, after.
slttndiug,, the winter mouths with their
daughter, Mgrs. -Stanley Hughes tomb:
Mr. Hughes, Toronto, who nilptored
them home, and returned to Ttfl unto
uu, Sunday.- Mrs. Errini;ion, who
TDA r:UOM TAg'AD/RAS
The trees will
soon be taking bn their new rai-
ment and spring will he, whispering to farmers
everywhere "How about a new cultivator?—how
about qther ftrm machinery? — how about this
and that ' Now is the time to' get ready for
spring. Readymoney for the go-ahead farmer is.
available at the Bank of Montreal. If a loan will
help, see your nearest Bank of - Montreal manager.
He knows the farmer's problems and is ready to
work with you, 4nd to 'put money to work for
you, to make your farm a better farm. Ask for
the folder "Quiz for a Go-A'hed'Farmer."
ST. ELUNS
ST.�]IiI'ELEN,9, Arr.`aI°he c4)Ilil rega-
t3t►an °(Df the United church took: part
in, the w& '—hip sez'ilso Over C] NX on
Sunday morning' when M. Parker,
menaaging director of the Imperial Life
Assurance Company gave tin interest-
ing; ail informative address expiaiuingi
-somet)f.the plane for the Pension Fundcapital campaign. .
-.
Mr. Stuart Collyer, ' recently, is-
chtav'gt:d from the IbC.A.F. has been
engaged as teacher at S.S. No. 7,
Morris, with. duties to conimenee after
hadn't enjoined t,'erS 'rood health, fora "iv 1,`•-t ter vacation.
while is keeping fairly well now. Wetnnen's institute Miert. -•-The ,an -
Mr. and Mrs: Anderson Mugford
spent Saturday with the latter's par-
ents, 31r. and Mira. Abner :Morris, to
observe Mfrs. Mut;ford,'s birthday. We
are glad to know :fir. Morris. has almost,
completely reeovered from 'his illness
of a few weeks ago.
The 'Girls' . Home -making Club is
meeting at the home 'of Mrs, D. A.
Fowler on Saturday . afternoon, where
they will begin ai. short course , on
"Sewing." The lenders are Mfrs. EOw:ler
and ' Miss Connie Morris. The lessens
will"be held weekly out Saturday after-
noons for six weeks. .and w; ill be, super-
vised by Miss Flora burnin, Home,
:cononiics coach for Huron County,
Some of these girls have received their
vegetable and flower seeds, from the
Department to begin 'the • gatrden
brigade work for uuother year.
_Mae Un*ec1 church W.M.S. met on
Friday afternoon for the April meet-
ing -in the Sunday school rams. Mrs.
Melvin Reed; president, opened the
meeting with a .hymn, followed by the
Lord's prayer. Mrs. • 'McConnell, took
charge of the worship service following
"Yewitnesses"
1 be m
the theme steal y
frond ,the missionary magazine with an
Easter program.. Mrs. M. Shackleton,
Mrs. J.31cWhinney and Mrs. (-.Rev.)
Rpgers read several passages,of Scrip-
ture. After a hymn, Mrs. Elliott, Miss
Elliott and Mrs. Hodges read respon-
sively with Mrs. McConnell, "Jesus
with Thy Church Abide," was a hymn
repeated in unison, After another
hymn- sung, and prayer by _the presi-
deikt, the roll call was answered by a
vet* with •-the word "Hope.a' The
iuintites were read- and approved and
crt? oi tll, ead
, Mrs.
rs. R
eed read
z alma�� fl On a-. , lait
that there had been a meeting tilb
o
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-. -s:k vi t it in regards to the liquor law
D62,
Boy
iected
paper.
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working with Canadians hi et'ei y� walk of life si'ce 181"
y 4
Goderich Branch: H. D. HEl "ST'RO'P, Manager.
of Tilbury and ' J.C., St. Marys, wears 1
nual meeting of . the Wo i ten's Institute
was held in the Community 'Hall with
the president, Mrs. Archie .titchisoh
in the Chair. ;April 18th was set as
the date for the Red Cross quilting.
It was decided to invite- Mr's: Lorne
Jivers, the district president, to address
the May meeting. Mrs. John Caineron
presented the report of the nominating
°coxumittee aid the following officers
were elected: President, .Mrs. Archie
Aitchison; 1st, vice-president, , ?Mrs.
Gordon McPherson; 2nd. vice-president,,
,'firs. Elwood Barbour; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs, T. J. Todd; assistant, Mrs.
McKenzie Webb; pianist, Mrs E. W.
Rice; district representative, Mrs,
Rice; auditors. Mrs. H. Gaunt, Mrs,
S. A. Todd; agriculture, Mrs. Lorne
Woods; citizenship, Mrs. ma. Webb;
historical research, Miss Mary Murray;
home economics, Mrs. H. Gaunt; social
welfare. Mrs. A Aitchison; publicity,
Mrs. W. A. Miller; Red Cross, Mrs.
W. A. Miller. Mrs. Lorne Woods gave
a reading, "Food has an interesting,
part in o'ur life." Mrs. Harold Gaunt,
convener of home economics, read a
paper. on "Family Relationship and
the Home." A . two -minute silence was
observed in honor of - the late Mrs.,,
Ball.
BENM1LLER
BENMILLE-R, Apr. 9.—Rev. U. E.
and Mrs. Crontheilm, David and Mary,
visited' in Brantford last Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. Cronrheilm's mo-
ther and brother, Who has just recently
from returned f m ovis
e eas.
MI•r • Kenneth eth G nu'
e n ni
lx. ,,, .,lgha;�i, of.,.,Bel-,.
� i t� last,weet• r01 r: Ind
Mrs. Courtland''='iEYa'' r'rlZ'
Rev. U. E. Cronheilm deliveref""'a
in this ruunty. She also extii;,pded an splendid religious mesSaj$, ovdr'C-I NX
invitation `to the 1'resbyt ry at Wing- on Tuesday last aand'ch°ild a good radio
ham, -It was stated what at the 19-4.6 atudience. - -
bale would be' and the treasurer,•ga ve Mr., "tend" Mrs. Ralph Million and
1 -tun 'tip---tr'r-ring reps \frs:�h ev.7 tiisil4v. eof...,:.gtr.ilffuitL ,ilie•s :isitet}.' it
}fl(ge`rs -fitvori'd with t solo and .Mrs. relatives .at Beriht ller over the; -week-
• rola) a •readin; . Mrs.Hodges read end. • •
a' paper on "C'bristiain $towardship." 'Mr. and MIrs. Govier, of BIyth, spent
'Mliss' Elliott wvaS,,.appointed assistant last week with Mn .•tiifcl Mrs. Melvin
temperance secretvu•y with Mirs. Jas. Goocl. >
Finnigan who is temperance secretary. •'lir. and M•rs. Jas. Heddle, of Michi-
After - the ,offering \ the °meeting was gam spent a' week. -end recently with
closed With the _1"liziath .benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Gledhill.
Mr. Omer Brooks,` ,who lsii'rchased.,
Mr. _Wm. MIcClure'S•`'ti,,uck. has lately 1
`VA recent survey discloses that 80
bought u house from .'Cir. Allan Reed' per cent. of -rural women make up their
and this week he' anti', Mrs'. Brooks' shopping lists from advertisements in
and Wayne moved to' oc4iipy. part of the weekly papers.
the- house with Mr. arid 'Mrs. Harry f
Ryan remaining -in the other part. •
Mrs. (. lias. - 1)urnin, zv hb lfit's =de'l -
gone quite a seige of pneunnonia and.j
•ptettrisy, • was able to be orougit house
rtin-Ooderieb -ht spital. I week; liu>t1
will have to remain in herd for quite
a while yet. Her friends_w'li. be,;glad
to see b r back to normal health main. - -
Mr. - and Mrs. Chas. Alton, , Fern
CALOR'
CARLOW, Apr. O.—Mr. and 1lg1`'s.
Harvey l'Vebster and family, o2 Gode-
rich, visited , with mfr. and Mrs. R.
Mean.
liter : -Tretltewey, of Toronto, spent
the week -egad wiVh. her brother, Mr.
B(.rt -V areoe.
Ifir. and Mrs. Omar ll;roohs and
Wayne have moved to Dungannon.
Mirs. Hugh hill spent Sunday at
her home.
Mr. aud Mrs. Cory, visited with Mrs.
Bean, sr.
Mrs. Chas. Allin is with Mir. and
Mrs L. Snyder.
Mfrs. E. Mitchell has returned to 1
her home for the summer.
Mrs. Ed. Hardy visited with her son
Wilmer for a weelh, having spent the
past few weeks in Toronto. She has
,returned to her home in Goderich.
Mr. and; Mrs. J..LIaamiltori and Mur-
ray, of Medford, spent Sunday. with
Mr. and. Mrs. Allain Stoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wallis and
Margaret, of Bayfield, iipent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. -Dave Bean.
SIIEPI ARDTON
SHEPPA,I<kDTON, Apr. 9. — Pte.
Gordon Pollock of Toronto is visiting
with his mother and brothers:
Mr. Wm Sage motored to Brumfield
on' Sunday, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Gilmour coming home also after
Spending the past few weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. Baird.
Miss Violet Bogie has bought a
house in London and intends moving
about the 'firSt of May.
Seriousness of Canada's butter situ-
ation was reflected in figures released
at Ottawa by the Doziainion Bureau of
Statistics, showing hdldings of cream-
ery butter in nine principal cities on
April 1 as 1,894,659 pounds compared
with 5,560,156 the previous month.
MOVflG 6ET
M. Rawlinson c.imue.-. tet u.ar,. a
up and ship Household Furniture Con
solidated Pool Cars to Manitoba aast.aten•
ewan, Alberta, British Colurnhi:, Juo Hu •
California: Write. wire prphone for rcducec
freight rates r Lstah •hoed 11185
610 Yon est. roron�p,. iu s,lale �x �a
"•M V1ltfii, !?AL`>t AFt4; z'tl!` '1,fiG abtl 'bTCiNnflr' 4
$561111.1..."." -
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mop fits:c9 ;4(04all is2 liee Cep. !mit
coops 9,gitinci wallet pylvl.caQc®°A
;onion
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q smell Q iL�So fall � n&�r �s�ii bicttcp
anion � � 1- t3 � �+ k 01. � •
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a 3' our wn¢IIa Rask to rote i ►. =• sv
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MAFEKING
MAFFAING, Apr. 10.—Mr. and ;11rs..
Lorne Woods and Donna, of St. Helens,
visited wi,`.ii i%Ir. and Mrs. Bill Andrew
on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston at-
tended Mr. Feithtner's funeral in St.
Marys, on Thursday last.
Mrs. Sarah Helm, St. Helens, visited
with. My. and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Webb and family,
of St. Helens; visited on Sunday, with
Scouts in the Exeter area col- HE:lS.%LL KNOWS ITS OlgONS week -end visittrs with friends at Duh, -,1
more than 25 tons of scrapgtalinon and Mr. and firs. 'Sum Alton`;.
IIENSALL.--Two hundred tons. of C Belfast, also then;: mother, M s. Jas.�
onions will 1ieve been shipped from l Alton, Who has recently returned from I1�
here a f U t and to
•� spending the_ winter in s i`
Brephey s
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Funeral Home
. 13 MONTREAL ST. •
Our Funeral Chapel comlahles
the �►�'gnity of a place of worship
and the refinement"- of a quiet
residence. • •
PHONE•
120
,,FILOSiD M. LODGE, Director
Yon. are invited to listen to
"Music for Sunday' program over
CKNX, Wingham, each Sunday
afternoon at 3 p.m.
to attest parts o n aro h O I afi a with \,
t1:'istern,-C-anad&t-.b' ..mid-April. _. The ._ .a - _.�
i her (.tighter
shipinents began in March. Hensall 1 •. '
Mr. and .Mrs., Geo. Cowan ,and little l
has' been the centre of an onion -grow- 1 sonof Hensall, 'were recent visitors
nig district for 50 years.• I with Mr. ;l.nc1 Mrs. Roy .Rutledge.'
'Visitors' with Mr .an6 .anMrs. W. A.
Men
�. f Culbert 'on' Sunday were .the latter's
��M ��� I cI1rosR,ty ins', Misckhos. Adause Stackhouseantisora
. Blyth,
■ .uS; Llayd, of
fRidgeway,and Mr. and firs. Leonard
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Crawford and . of Goderich. •
Members of St. Pauls ` church ate
is often caused by lazy kidney tended a• Lenten service at Chris
action.. When kidneys get out of order excess church, ° Port Albert, on Tuesday
acids and poisops remain in the system., Then jj evening. ° •
backache, ,headache, rheumatic pain, dis-
turbed rest or that 'tired out' feeling may
soon follow. To help keep your kidneys
f - working properly—use Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Time -tested, popular, safe, non -habit-form-
ing. Demand Dodd's Kidney Pills, in the blue
boi with the red band Sold everywhere, 136
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St. Andrew's St.
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No extra ch rge for the use
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Prompt .Ambulance
• Service
Phone . 335 ` xe3, $55 or _7
The errrorial Ide4l
4p
A monumentof enduring •Grarrite 'or Marble, symbolic
in design and reverent Din purpose, resting° in surroflndirlgs
of peace and beauty a tribute of respect and honour to the
dead,' a constant source of ,L
inspirationrp•to the living.
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MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN
CLINTON : EXETER , SEAFOR'TII `
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CREWE
CREWE, Apr. 8.—Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Corbett and family attended- the
funeral of a friend at Grand Valley
on Saturday.
Mr, muck; `3Tms; : �atier('C;
and Norma spent ,Sunday Visiting dr.
and Mrs. -Earl Sherwood of Carlow.
Mrs: Nelson and sons of .\ Clinton
visited with Mr. and :Mrs. E. Zinn
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon-- Culbert visited
'with Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Durnin on
Sunday afternoon..
Mir'_ . Orr.•ille Durnip spent Sunday
with friends in Goderich.
Mrs. - Raymond' Finnigan received
news on Sunday. of the death of her,
uncle, Mr. Perdue of 'Bel -grave.
• -Missionary Meeting.—The ladies o
Crewe W.M.S. met at -the h me, ,o
-i1ir's. Treleaven ' on Thursday \after-
noon. last, with an attendance of ten.,
he 15rograzia' zeas 'in: charge of Mrs..C.
rozier and the Easter program ' in
the Missionary Monthly was followed'
«liy • i' piano instrumental by Mrs.' Jgitn
Sherwood, and a 'Very interesting 'talk
lay Rett; ' Rogers on the Canadian
,Japanese a tuatien. Plays for the
bazaar at Mrs. M. •Shaukleton's., in
Dungannon, were completed.
e1as.r.10r►sr►
DEAD. or
DISABLED
O uoidy removed ni Olean mita* ° .'ruckmit. Pink coned.
010 r 1.0 oLN ON 21.5 STRATTI'orD
Williani Stone Sous Lhnited
nomyworit, ONTARX
ASIIFIELD \'
..- ASI1F IELD, Apr: 9. --Mrs. Duna
McIntyre is visiting her daughter, Mir
J. Cole, of Underwood.
The Women's Institute held their°
April meeting last Thursday at te
home of Mrs. John Cowan.
On Tuesday, April 2, a reception was
held in honor of Mr, and Mrs..Gordon
MacGregor in Kintail Hall. Th�°e.even-
ing was spent in dancing an4 after
lunch, 'Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor with
Duncan MacKay acting as ells man,
were presented with an address b Mr.
Arthur • ;imptlon. expressing; the .esteem
in which Gordon is field in the coln-
mitnity, and welcoming Mrs. Mac)
(4regirt', a native of $t otlnnd, to our
midst. Mr. Earl Iiowes pi4ented
then with ,ti purse of looney'. (o'dei'
.thanked his !friends in a witty .sf►e eh,
whleh draw loud applause from the
audience On ,,Tuesdaiyl °es -ening, April Atli, the
Women's Institute beide iuieeeilaineous
ehowel;• in hemlock City Sehool, in ,
honor of Mrs; MacGregor. A Parge
number of ladies were. present` and
many ugeful and beautiful gifts \were
presented. .
Mr. !'rand Mrs. Gordon . Anderson.
.Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blake and Calve
spent Monday at their daughter's, Mrs.
Don MacIver of Kinloss, Olive re-
mained for a longervisit.
:lir. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, Of
Wawanosh were visitors on Sundax
with Mr. and Mrs. T. M. ,Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips and
family spent Sunday `with his mother
and sister, at St. Helens.
The Woman's Association of Ashfield.
circuit held a meeting at' the mailae on.
Tuesday afternoon.'
It Makes You Fee
So Much Beller
The Vitamin Bi Tonic
Extensively used for headache,
loss of sleep, nervous indigestion,'
irritability, anaemia, chronic
fatigue, and exhaustion of the
nervous system: '
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This is the kind of a`coiigh it Is hard to get rid of
Mir kind that bothers you during the day and keeps
you alike at night.
Why not geta bottle Of Dr. -Rood's Norway Pine
and see how quickly it will help to relieve ydu .
coughing condition?
It acts promptly and effectively, going to the foundatioif of the trouble,
banning the phlegm, _ soothing the irritated- air passages, and stimulating
the bronchial organs.
"Dr. Wood's” has been on the market for the past 48 years.
Price 35o a bottle; the large family size, about 3 times as much, 60e, a1
all drug counters.
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s LIGHT THAT WOULD SPRING into being
at the touch of a switch! Lightthat
cM ld be fed . by the 'force of a
waterfall hundreds of Miles away t
Old tuners shook their heads an
walked warily around the new electric
light standards. Jim, the lamplighter,
left his flame -tipped lighting poleat
home and did his regular rounds with
a per' of pliers and `a handful of
The Lamplighter --by Jack Martin, O.S.A., C.P,E.
+ a a
carbon pencils, shaking his head - were working over plans for the
at the newfangled invention that electrificationof their factories.
had turned -his world t psy.'tWvy: The stubby black carbon pencils
But the children in the Canadian the children of the '90's collected'
cities accepted the' change with were a portent and an augury
unalloyed enthusiasm. Gleefully for the bright light of Destiny
they followed the Lamplighter-- that was to shine on their country.
turned -electrician, - gather-' as-- Today, by aur
-pnrchae�-
prizes the burned -out carbons.
Great men like Sir Adam
Bec`l, father of the
Ontario Hydro -Electric
Power System, were to
set the pattern of publicly
owned power develop-
ment for the world.
Enterlirising businessnmen
holding of Victory Bonds and
War Savings Certificates,
each one of us has a
chance to play a personal
part in the bright future
of our country -To invest
our savings, as we place
our faith; in the Canada
Unlimited of tomorrow.
One of a series
depicting the growth of
Canada as a nation.
produced by'O'Kceff's
on the occasion of their
idl)th anniversary.
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