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Around 40 ow oasts" lassos. Ykit, sz.
pedalo boo taught tiag i9d9 QUIP work with loss
itilott. The years obead should ibo
greatest aceonsplisbaseots,lbe out solorosent
and happiness. They can, too, if wo ovoid tho
kidney arid bladder disordera such as Back.
ache, Headache, Ithelmootie Pains, Loositude.
Lou of Sleep and Energy which so alien attack
those asoijoil 40. For over half a century
Dodd's; Kidney Ping lave boon beloing wen
and `women to keep kidneys and blaAder
good order. you are nearing 40, or 'Pit's' t it,
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.Sowerhy oE 'groderieh. tOVVIlbliitD° spent
last week, with Mre and M.Artimr
Maskell.
M. and Mrs. jas. Reddle of Detroit
visited at the weel4-enil with Mr. and
Mrt:3. Verne Gledhill. ,
Mr. Fisher, a Dvtroit. a nephew a
Mit R-3 Louisa Maedel, with his familY,
pa lci her- a visit last week for a few
days.
Mrs. GirVin Young of Goderich spent
last Wednesday with her frarents, ¥r.lend Mrs. -J. Long.
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Park and
Sharon, of „Dungannon, spent Sunda
l4x
withr. add Mrs. S. Vanstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and John,
of Gode,rieh, visited on Stinday with
Mr. and Mrs. II. Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jervis of Clinton
called on Mrs. Walters and Floyd on
Sunday.
Rev, U. E. Cronhielm returned tF9111
Conrerence on Friday. He , has ac-
cepted a call front Wroxeter United
church. We llegret very much to lose
him, Mrs. Cronhieltu and their family
from Benmiller.
for Sunvnor Homes
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Cemetery
Memorials
(formerly, Cum,iingziani & Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 413,,
Exeter
and we shall 1r pleased to
call.
ANININIr
'Junior Institute
. Show Skill
AchieLvenlevitoDu:yrroCiocropots,tit.ions
at Clinton.
TWO LICENSE PLATES IN 1948
For the first time since 1943, On-
tario motor Vehicles will have license
plates front and rear, next year, the
,
Ontario Highways Department has an-
nounced, in 'connection with awarding.
the contract for the plates to, the On-
tario Reformatory at Guelph. The
1948 plates will carry "easy to .retid"
white, letters and figures, on a navy-
blue background.
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Achievement pay at 'Clinton on Sat.
.urday brought together at Clinton um -
hers of six Jailor Institutes in Huron-,
Eluevale, Brussels, Dungan:nen, Gorrie,
Hurondale and Walton -and one; the
Eervie. Junior institute, from South.
Huron. Two Exeter girls of ,the
Hurondale Institute, Nona and Lois
Pym, -won the right to represent- Horon
county in the Provincial competition.
The two Pym girls , were adjudged
best of the eouipetitors in the making
and modelling of clothing.
The • proceedings • of the day were
under the direction of Miss Flora
Dunkin of Dungannon, with the assist-
ance of Misses Jean Scott, Marion
Humphreys and Helen McKercher.
Bervie- team, Donna Colwell dila
Edith.. Farrell:Was chosen to represent
the area in a team demonstration at
the Canadian National Exhibition, and
two others chosen- to -compete at the
,C.N.E. 111 demonstrations of the Junior
Institute project, "Being welt dressed
and well groomed," were Erland. Gregg
of Gorrie and Wilda Blieckenridge
Bluevale. • •
junior, Institute groups from Walton,
Brussels, Hurondale, and Gorrie were
chosen to stagak exhibits and compete
iii denionstratiohs of girls'. work at
Stratford 1a11 Fair. The Walton
group won this honor .for its demonstra-
tion of "Packing the -..week-end bag,"
and the Brussels groim for "Being Well
dressed and well groomed." •
Marion Rundle of Hurondale Junior
Institute was named to act .as a com-
mentator at Stratford Fall Fair; and
Thelma Stafford of Gorrie was chosen
to conduct the exhibitof "Table set
for two."
- A demonstration. "Cottons • may be
smart." was conducted by Hazel Jean
Campbell of-Bervie. An exhibit, "How
to' look your best," was put on by
Marion Rundle of Hurondale and Reita
Vittie of. ,Gorrie, and one on "The
club girl entertains" by Thelma Staf-
fesdailikirrie,.,Marietta Stingel of Dun%
gannbar Nona VYni.7'Crrtirotre7‘adif
Helen Johnston. of Walton. Donna
Colwell arid Edith Farrell of Bervia
presented a playlet on the subject,
"Cottotys'rmay be sinart." Margaret
and Grace Cooke of Dungannon- also
put on a team demonstration.
1.11 Know just
Holt:Ofou Feel"
"I know because I have teen that
way myself. I have been iics chain-
Ically tired that I thought I would
never feel well again. However, I
found that D. Chase's Nerve Food
soon gave me1iew pep and energy and
put me on my feet."
Tired feelings, indigestion and loss
of sleep are quickly relieved by Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food. ,
Ask for the new econ-
omy size bottle of
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
60 pills-60ets.
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LE LEAN ARRANGE, liFOU
,ign-PNEVNTO TO UMW
O Vriday,agternoon, aline Ott, a 4na
repre5entation membera og the Maple
Leaf. Chapter,. I.O.D.E., enjoyeivria
afternoon meeting at the home og -Mrs.
N. C. Jachson, Chuzch fstreet. DItas
Joie qaunders, regent, .presided. Plans
were dimissed for the annual .carnival.
Minn A. Wurtigle is in charge a the
pet parade' and - wtli be
awarded to .the winners, including a
pedigreed cocker spaniel, donated Jey
ro. Wasson,
Mrs. R. Menzies reported that -282
Magazines had' -been vaxted and were
ready. for .distribution to .the. wen on
the boats"; The members are asked to
give their full co-operatien to the com-
mittee by leaving any reading material
at the Bedford Hotel.
Hrs. C. Chapman, post-war con-
vener, reporte'd that a 38 -lb. parcel had
been shipped to Great Britain, consist-
ing' of good used clothing' for men,
women, and .children. The nfenabers
decided to be responsible for one parcel
of food each month, to be shipped to
some needy family in the United King-
dom.
Plans werediscussed for a marionette
show which the Chapter hopes to braig
for, the children in October.
An invitation ha's been extend& to
.MiS.,•itylitud-H. New, C.B.E., national
regent, and Mrs., Lionel H. Millen,
Previncial regent, to visit 'Goderich
early in September. •
social time was enjoyed 'while tea
as
.wheing served. in tlhe gard,en by
Mrs. A. B. Sturdy and her'conunittee.
After this the natiOnal delegate; Miss
Jute Saunders, gave an interesting and
comprehensive report on her visit to
the national conference of the I.-0.D.E.
held in Toronto• from May 22nd to
May 29th. RepresentatLves from the
nine Provinces and the Yukon were
present. ' A total of $86,223.89 raised
for educational work, in a year when
the -chapters are straining every nerve
to meet the war memorial objectii,•e of
half -a -million dollars, ,was an achieve-
ment, Miss Saunders stated, of which
all may be proud.
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.MRS. CALDER ADDRESSES
ST. GEORGE'S W.A.
The Woman's Auxiliary of .St.
George's cgurch assembled in the
rectory on Tuesday, June 10th, with
Mrs. 13. II. Farr presiding,
Arrangements were made for the
W.A. members to cater fur the laymen's
banquet which will be held in the
LUCKNOW MAN GETS
.BRUCE TREASURESHIP
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Thomas H. Alton, seri -oi Mrs. T. H.
Alton: of Lucknow, has been appointed
treasurer of the: County' of. Bruce.
He was horn in Lucknow but has been
residing lately in. Toronto. He is a,
veteran of World. War 11. He, was
chosen, for the 'position from amonF
forty applicants. His salary will be
•400:
• Spend Dominion Day in Goderich.
All -day program.
Parish Han 011 Thursday, June 19th.
6 Thepresident expressed .her appreci-
a.tion of the splendid attendance of the
members at the Deanery meeting at
A pleasing, feature of the afternoou.
was an exceedingly interesting address
delivered by Mrs. C. Calder of
'London. Mrs. Calder introdueed her
subject by emphasizing that the duty- of
Christian people is to be loyal to
Christ. "God needs us and we must
do our part to 'spread the Gospel."
Iu the course or her remarks she -
told
of the wonderful and glorious work ac-
complished by the Woman's Auxilkary
in Canada in,social setice Work.. 'It
is only by our Heavenly Father's guid-
ance. that this work can be carried
on successfully."
Mrs. Calder congratulated the St.
George's members for the great interest
they have taken ,in the Dorcas de-
partment. She .spoke of the Mohawk
Indian School, which is badly in need
of 'assistance, particularly li bedding
equipment, .and appealed to the ladies
to contribute to this worthy cause.
Mrs. Calder's inspiring address was
greatly enjoyed -by-the-- -larte-txuarber
of members present, and a hearty vote
of thanks was tendered by Mrs.
Trudell.
The president closed' the meeting
with prayer. , Dainty • refreshment's
were served by Mrs. Farr, assisted by
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Helstrop..
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protect your furniture, rugs, blankets, clothing
and furs from moth. damage for frit) years, or
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amassmilassammassaussames,
(184) ; Brussels, 285 (256) ; Clinton,
889 (93); Dashwood, 126 (102) ;
'Exeter, 1,018 (544) ; Go'derieh, 1,992
(1.361) ; Hensall, 220 (210) ; Seaforth,
1.179,(524), ; Zurich, 150 (149) ; Lue
now,;., 511 (287) ; Winghana, 965 (5601.
HYDRO POWER LOADS
Hydro power loads for March, as
reported in Hydro News for June•(with
number of domestic consumers in each
municipality in brackets) : Blyth, 145
PISTON RINf.4,S, MOTOR PARTS, BEARINGS,
ETC. -
ELECTRICAL itpPLIES'
STARTERS, GENERATORS, ARMATURES
Lightning
Rod
TIMING GEARS AND CHAINS
NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS
AND TRUCKS ,
Bradley & Son
Phone 247 or 658
Goderich
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Installation and. 'Repair
Service.
Pumps and pressure Systems
of all types. • '
Engin6s, Motor-, z.nd Wind-
- mills. '
Goodyear Belts in all stand-
ard lengths.
All farr- equipment and
machinery
NEW IDEA
, NORTH ST. UNITED W.M.S.
The W.M.S. of North street United
church held their . monthly Meeting On
Tuesday, June 10, in the church parlor.
The president, Mrs..R.,J, Howard, pre-
sided over the -business,period. Twenty
visits to sick and shut-ins were re-
ported by the cotnmunity friendship
secretary, Mrs. C. M, Robertson. 'It
was suggested that the corresponding
secretary be asked to send letter S of,.
sympathy to the families of those mem-
bers who have passed on during the
past ,month.
Plans were discussed for the enter-
tainment -of the Baby Bandt and their
mothers at the next ineeting, t� be.
held on-July.8th, at which the children
will assist. in the'program. It is hoped
a goodly number will be in attendance.
A short report of the Conference branch
meeting held at Aylmer was read by
Mrs. Naftel. The supply secretary.
Mrs. Finnigan, reported the supply al-
location had been filled, and displayed
what had been 'purchased with the
Money.
The devotional period was under
the leadership of Mrs. McQuarrie and
Miss .Grace., Strang and was opened
Vvith the singing of a hymn. Mrs.
McQuarrie react the Scripture lesson
from Nehemiah 2:2-17. 1,‘Iiss Strang
'read an excerpt taken from the Mission-
ary Monthly worship service for June
on "The Church Is Coming Back in
Asia." This -was followed by prayer
by Mrs. McQuarrie.. Miss M. Campbell
,then 'completed what has been a very
interesting ' and instructive resume,
whith she has kindly giv'ert month bY
month -on the Study book "India on the
Threkhold." After the singing of a
hymn, followed by prayer by the presi-
dent, the meeting was dismissed. After-
wards a social half-hour, with a light
luncheon served by Mrs. McQuarrie's
group, was efijoyed. "
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T -HE SQUARE .GODERICH
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"No masculine muscles needed to rive -a Chevrolet! ,
The gearshift on the ts teen -rig "coliiiiirdets•me-shift gears
with one fingbr-without shifting my grip on the -
wheel. And bebause every control responds -so readily -
to the lightest touch, I can drive a Chevrolet all day long
without strain or effort. . . park it quickly and
-conveniently whenever I choose."
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"If you're like me -if you value appearance -you'll lose
your heart to the winning charms of Chevrolet.
You'll love its long, sweet lines, its roomy and luxurious
interipr, its rich upholstery. It's truly the most
beautiful car we've ever owned."
"I never worry about delays or unexpeeted breakdowns
in inconvenient places . now that I drive a Chevrolet!
I wear my smartest, gayest costume, my most °
frivolous shoes -knowing I can depend on Chevrolet te
carry me•over good roads and bad, mile after mile,
month after month, with never a need for even
a minor 'repair."
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WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
- Bus Schedule Now In Effect. -
Leaves Goderich Arrives Goderich
A LOS a.m. 11135 a.m. •
9.15 a.m. s 3.35 p.m.
12.15 p.m.
4.25 p.m. 9.:39 p.m.
C 8.30 p.m. D 12.45 a.m.
A Daily exeept Sunday.
Friday and Saturday only to Stiat-
ford.
C and I) Sundays and Hullth.70 only.
All other Times are Daily
Connections at, cliaten, for London.
Detroit, Winghism, Walterton, Port
Elgin and Owen Sound.
Connections at Stratford for,Woodstock
Kitchener, Gnelpn, Handttim and
'Toronto.
Connections Mitiheli for Listdwel
and Lona .
For information phone Britt* Es.'
change photo 691 •ar 717. -
Yes . . it's:Chevrolet . . . the car that offers Big -Car quality at low cost:
You'll recognize this Big -Car quality in Chevrolet's Big -Car beauty, Big -Car
comfort, Big -Car safety, and in the many vital features found only in
Chevrolet ant her -priced cars. And every model brings you the great
itiohal economy of operation and low cost
plus value of Chevro e
maintenance.
The glYstving demand for the Fi7so Chevrolet Is set:44n all -tine record. lVe cannot hope fat
Butny months to fill all the orol&s pouring in. lf you are among the many who have se,
your sights on Chevrolet's Rig -Car Quolity at Low Cost, we suggest that while YOU wait, yots
nth, ars your Chevrolet Dcalcr's wracc to keep your pre.sens car running smoothly and safely.
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Victoria St. Goderich
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