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TUX LEJ)IN(i
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day
GODEIMCH
AUTO ELECTRIC TTER SERVICEI
. Hart Sale; end Service. Repairs on
all makes of Batteries. We are
Slattery t=pecialista, if in doubt,
sae flea
A number of new Batteries of
various types in ;dock.
Re/Repairing of Starting Lighting I
and Ignition Systema.
Reuugnetizing.
Carbon Burning.
H. JANE
C.ra.r Cdb•.n. St. and &mare
Maintains Its Reputation
Porter's Hill School Fair Attended by Large Crowd -
Public Speaking Competition a Feature
The school fair at Porter's, Hill
ncatutatnesl Its reputation this year as
!wing one of the heat lu the comity.
('ommeutiug un the marked proCreaw
whk'h the fair had made sines $t was
eatabliabed, N. W. Trewartha, M.P.Y.,
expressed the home filet better citlaeu.
would Ile developed In the year" to
1•0111e as the rerun of is activities. He
asked for the co-operation of all in
the work of Imnrovtng the fair from
year to year.
Mr. Trewurtha has demonstrated
his personal interest in the fair- by
.'osting a shield for eomlwtltloa se
the prise for the beat school parade.
:no vhield to lel won three times in
autcwsatou before becoming the swop -
•rt' of any reboot. This year 13. B.
\'erlwus-Charlie Wattle, Marjorie
Young.
l'osutoa--Jack Welsh, Idella Oke.
Margaret Gruver, Jack Salkeld.
Home Garden Bouquet --James Rowe,
Charlie w'allla, C:ayton Lalthwalte.
Orville Oke. Muriel RathwSU.Harold
Yeo.
Dahlias' -Charlie Waldo paytou
Lalthwalte, Markel Colwell, 11111
Latthwalte, Robert Groves, Violet
Cooke.
POULTRY
Cockerel Barred 1'Iytnouth Rot•k-
Jack Salted, Orville Roger. Mmurlt•'
Hick's, Clayton Ialthwaite. Doris Mil-
ler.
pyuer . bared Plywouth Rock-Or-
vtlle Roger. Clayton l.atthwatle, Tata-
Col:e•tl.m sit Injurious lurecte -
Dorothy Sterling. Jack Salkeld, Jack
Biggins.
DRAWING, ART ANI) WRITING
Map of Huron -Bernice Bond. Olive
Austin, Hugh Middleton, Alletr Burke.
Ray Cox, Elmer Wood..
Map of Ontario --Norms Welsh.
Hamel Pickard. Ette rr IJadsay• Jack
Gardiner, Maurice Austin, Walter
Lindsay.
Map of South America -Edith Mid-
dleton, i)oruthe•a Sterling. Eve
Iwrt, Wiiutfnd Hamilton. Reta Bea-
com, Leta l'elwell. ran„ -Elmer
Writing "Morning Hy
Le, Item Churchill, Clarence Thiel•
Hector Austin, Henry Andrews. Don-
ald Austin.
"Indian Sommer" -Hugh Middleton.
Ray Cox. Istel Mclllchae', Earl Me -
Bernice Moore, Evelyn Sow-
erby.
"Today" -Reginald M('Mlchrel. Nor-
wa Welsh, Margaret Evans. Muriel
Hudie, Bertha Cox. hazel Pickard.
No. Ill. war the winner, the stood -
Salkeld. Doris Mi ler, Mary ..Grigg.
tug of the other schools being in the Maurk•e nicks.
following order: Nue. 6, 4. 5, 9 and 9. Pen, starred Plymuuh Roa•kes-Maur-
in the public speaking e.wpetlt'ou. Ire Hkks, Mary Grigg, Jack Salkeld
Erma Ituegrr of S. K No. 4. t ok high- Jim Bernierosa. Dori. Miller. Bernier EI
re standing. Her snbje•t was: "Mak-
Bort.
Pen, Barrel Plymouth Rock.
flock-I1beu Trewartha, Laurie
gins. N'm. Rueger. ia,•k /Illi* rt.
ton 1Aalthwaltet ('has. Wi hams.
Any Pet -Wm. Gardiner. Edith
dleton. Jack Gardiner. P Bissett.
ry Williams, FAlred Emerson.
LIVE-STt1C1k.
Spring iamb -Ken Trewertha. (bse-
ter (lrigg. Evelyn Webb. Duluthy Cox.
Jae. ('ox, Ray Cox.
Beef Calf -Maurice Austin. Vincent
Hamilton. Huwaatl Hamilton.
Agricultural Colt -Jack Sterling
Edward (higy. \_
1S)MESTIC SCIENCE
Whitt. Bread -Margaret W1llams,
Doris Harrison.
Graham or Bran Muffins - Dorothy
Cox. Dora Hardison. Jack Salkeld, An-
nie Williams, Florence liowerhy, Ellie
Ostaldestol:.
Tarts -Edith Mtddletud, Olive Har-
rison, Dora Harrison, Norma Pouter,
Kathleen Haller, He:en Davidson.
Light Cake-I)orothy Cox. Bertha
T. ('ox. Hazel Pickard, James Rosa,
Dorothy Rathwell, Dora Harrison.
Apple Pie -Arnold Porter, Ethel
Sterling. Margaret Sterling. Edith
Middleton, Bertha T. Cox. Roth
Thompson.
-Homemade Candy -Margaret Rig -
Ing Farm Life Pleasant." Charlet)'
WI'Ilams. also of No. 4. came 'second.
He grave a talk on the advantage,. of
living on the farm. Reginald McMI-
eliael, No. 10 was awarded third. ills
talk (wing on "What Is a Ftai'" Clay-
ton FAiw*ods. N. 8, on "lnjurlous
Werda" took next standing. Ada 1115-
glns. No. 4. spoke nicely on "Why
Should Young Canadian* Leave Can-
ada'4'• and came next In the steadily,
Teddy McMlgMel. No. 10. made •
short talk. closing with calling for
there cheers for the school fair and
calling on Mr Trewartha to follow
with an address. Orville Roder*. No
. spoke on "Living' and Olivia Hob
J �
3,28 =nen Mated R"'e°°" '
Both -poke111111011,The calf judging,
poultry judging and rope 4pliclug cou-
teats were very itterestiug• There
IV/IS a very Ane allowing In all the
'indeor'claa*ee The exhthlt of poultry
was 'urge and showed the effect of
breeding from improved stock.
droFlectrkt
The PAM jeweri
Gook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity-
hos
--
Iroa by E1ectri
Coovanent Chas. Quic
Cheaper than Coal or W
An Electtic Vacuum Cleave
removes all dust. A hroon
just moves the dust.
Walk in atid.;ee the displa
of Electric (;ands at the
HYDRO STORE
North side of Squars
Temple Clark
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Apartments over Leach'
Groat
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Streets. Goderich
w.
We specialize in Wiring
all kinds. Let us give you
estimate for wiring your h u
or garage.
Private Telepboses, Mot
' Dynamos. Electric Bells
Burglar Alarm Systems
All Weak Guaranteed
CAA, Irma and Toast by
Electricity
,,
We have an assi;wont
the best Electric Irons a
Toasters made in Canada. II
ROBT. TM
Electrician
West St. Phone !-84J
.ser
•
hone
Clay-
Mbi
Her -
mond, E. Caldwell; glass currant jel-
ly, Miss A. 011eeple, Dr. Grieve; gleam
other oative fruit jelly, Mrs. Searle.
R. Caldwell; sealer cannel tomatoes,.
C. Cartwright, R. Richwood; bottle
Mixed vinegar pickles. C. Cartwright.
L. Pvplestuue ; 140111e mustard pickles.
Mrs. Triter. ('. Cartwright ; bottle
sweet pickles, fruit, Mrs. Telfer, Dr.
J. Grieve; bottle pickled onions. Mrs.
Triter. i)r. J. Grieve; bottle raspberry
vinegar, Dr J Grieve. 1)uuc Lald'alr :
bottle tomato (*time. Mts. Gardiner.
C. ('Iwninglutnu•; collection of fruit..
Dutra 1.810l11w.
Mrs. l'. K. Bhu•tt. leaulon.
"To the Dandelion"--1)Itca Lamp-
rey, Lillian Gait', Ethel Sterling. Rena
Elliott. Chester Grigg Margaret
Groves.
"Memory lien" -Harry Williams
Harold Yes, Eve.yu Wise, Mabel
Churchill. Jack Gilbert. Bessie Welsh
('rayon Drawing -Norma Wtelah.
Mary Hutchtngg. Bert Middleton, Gor-
don ItathwelC Robert Cole. Maurke
Ans(tn.
Water Color Drawing -Edith Mid-
dleton. Reba Beacom. Evil Gilbert. Er-
ma Muster, Margaret Groves. 1loroth-
ea Ster ing.
Tlw prise list follow":
GRAIN AND CORN
Wheat, 1 quart -Everett Mellwatn.
Jtmm a (.ox, (9ayto11 Lalthwaite.
Whret. sheaf-F.diar Rathwell. Wil-
lie Grigg. Ashley Gilbert. Clayton
L:tlthwaltes Jimmie Cox. Hugh Glen.
(late. 1 quart -Elgin Porter. Robert
Co e. Jack Sterling.
Mata, sheat -Jack Sterling. Edward Stns, Helen Davidson. Edith Waste -
Grigg Oleo Pickard. ton. Bertha T. Cox. Dora Harrison.
Marley. 1 quart -D' Arcy Rathwell.
BIII iAlthwalte, Clare Cox. Hamid
Teo.
Barley, *beef -Rill ialtbweite.
(Tare Cox. D'Arey ltathwe.1, Lorne
Elliott. Howard Marshall.
Field Corn -Jessie Rueger, Attie
Tldeswell. Eva Gilbert.
Sweet (baro -Kenneth Chamber/.
Chas. Wallis. Clacton Edward. Burnie
Miller. Elva Elliott. Ada Biggins
ROOTS AND VEGETABi.ES '
Cora
Rt•
Davi
ks1d,
lug.
rg
Dori
Rath
Oke.
He
Mid
Iris* Cobblers -Alfred Evans. Ford- I. Plain Hand ewt®r-Ilial 411 1115.
Trewa rtha.
hoot Lunch -Bertha T. Cox. Helen
dem. Helen M*(•Math. Jack Sal -
Dorothy Rathwell Ethel Steil -
SEWING
tch on Cotton -Edith Middleton.
s Miller. Norma Pottier. Dorothy
weal. Ethel P. Sterling, MIdred
mstitchel Handkerchief - Edith
atilt
tY,
iced (a'1 wiliest. .1. H Shubbrook. it g
I(hort"r;•;-- -*•lade fall wheif, -`T.-fit:
Shobbroilk : white oat.. long, 11. Mr
powld. J. H. Richmond; H'hlte oats.
Awn. .1. H. Shobbrook ; -mall 'peas.
R. \I. Donald ; ensilage cora. J. and
F. Laidlaw.
Jellin-Ed. Isar.
r Rana
i-
(*.14vtion of garden pr,xlner. Dr.
Grieve 4' Cunningham; white pota-
toes. early. L Popbestnite. red uot*-
tae•. hate. Gray Bross.: ti• -Id enrrots.
LI Hagg••tt. sr : garden carrots.. long.
Gray Bro.. F, c 'Smith; garden car-
rots. short. E. 4' Smith. F Toll. sr.:
Swede turnips. J. H Shobl.rool F.
Toll: s.r ; turnip'. any otter kind.
E. c smith; pert.. tab's. use. lune.
F,. r. 4mlth_; beets. table, fist'. roinol,
E. w Smith. Jas. cramming-: -near
bele marigolds. white. .1 11 Rlahin..ld.
D.
Ladles': mango'd \curz.-Ii, slots•.
FA Haggett. 1st and aid. .1 ' Karl':
COMI'ETITII)NS ntang•dd wtlriela, long. Ed: Iingg -t.
rasa. .1 Itarr ; Iuang••ld wurrel.. yellow -
!one. FAi Haggett. sr., .1. H. Rich
mond pumpkin. D. henhulnt. E: C.
Smith. saplaslt. J. Somers. or 4.
Grher.: rel onions. P.. C. Smith; yel-
low onions. Dr. J Grieve; white dela
15.404,. J. H. Shnbbrlabk, )ors J. A.
Brown; citrons Ed. Haggett. *r.. • E
('nttiweH. ho..k,n,lo..s. E. 4'. eolith.
Oral Composition --Enna Rneger.
Char. Wil1`ams. Reg. McMlch*W. Clay-
ton Edwards. Ads Bigglna, Teddy Mc-
Mk'haeL
Rope Splicing ---Oreille Hodges, Har-
ry Proctor. Carman Grigg. Jack Set-
keld. Edward' Grigg. Carl Walden.
ledging Reef- Ca des'.: - Edward
Grigg Lindsay Sterling. Orvlllr Rod-
es*. Clifford McNeil, Carman Grigg.
Alex Glen
Judging i'nultr} -Margaret Sterling.
Hazel Pickard, Dorothy Sterling. Man,
Sterling. Resta El lett.
dleton.
ale Miller. Marton Cadwell, Mildred . tau. dui, s lamprey. Norse Welsh.
Oke, Evelyn McAllister. Harold clam- Dorothy Rathwell. Helen Mayne ill.
brew. Beta Beacom.
Greet' Mountains -Elva Wools, Earl {;temple of Tatting -Marion Calwell.
McAllister. Margaret Evans. Russel Mfdrel Hick. Oita Lamprey
Glazier. Mary Sterling.
Dooley -Lena Colwell. Willie Rue -
ger. Carman Grigg. Marion Oke, Lind-
say Menthe. Jim Moss.
Mangold* ---Chester Grigg. Christie
Harmer. Reva Elliott. Richard Evans,
Olive- Thompson.
Turntpa-Marion Porter. Ray Cox.
Norma Welsh.
Beets -Alex. Olen. Doris Miller,
"Harry enamors. Verna Edwards, Mary
(;rigs. France. Pearson.
harlots-M•rIs Helie. Mildred Cushion Top -H. A. Noble. Muriel
Hicks. F. Sturdy. Pearl Eason. Hugh Sterling. Margaret Lansing. Li Ilan
Midi! etou. Putter. R. E. Graham.
Parsnip's -Wells Oke. Willie Tides- MA."1'AL TRAINING
well. Helen Devldwbn. Clif McNeil,
Bernice Elliott. Rota Beacom. MaHM-Jack Salkeld. Hector
Aas-
OuloTrewathe. Petr 1- tin. Ashley Gillert, Alfred Evan's, Or-
taAlice Teswert --Esther liar-
U(13es, EmilThompson
Wren House-As�e(ii af.. ar-wnin. Arthur Dicke.
encs Thiel, Jack Salkeld, Alex Aus-
tin. Alan McAllister.
Woodwork Model -Barrie .Walter.
Jae. Ross, Ashisly Gilbert, Jack Sal-'
kdd Chas Williaul'. Alfred Evans
Tray -Alex. Anetln, Maurlce Aus-
tin. Jack Gardiner. Russel Glazier.
NATURE COLLECTION
Collection 12 Ontario Weeds -Jack
Salkeld, Doris MI:ler. Clarence Thiel.
Winton Hamilton, Margaret Groves,
Ethel R. Sterling.
Collection 12 Native Woods-Gemlon
Rates►well; Marten C*1Wa11. Zack -Set=
et=
keld, Emily Thompson, Edward Griggs
Alex. Austin.
Collection 12 Forest Leaven -Helen
Davidson, Norma Weis)). Lena May
Elwell, Eunice Sowerby, Jack Mal-
keld, Clarence Thiel•
Crochet Work--4111va i.awprey. M'-
rkm Calwell, Erma Roeser. Mary
Grigg. Ethel R. Sterling. Jeele M.
Rueger.
Dreseel Doll -M Irgeret Grove'..
Norma Welsh, Bertha T. Cox, Marion
Calwell. Eve'yn McAllister. ()live
Lamprey.
Sample of Knitting - Margaret
Grove.. Margaret Williams, Doris Mil-
ler, Eva Gilbert. Oliva Iamprey.
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Thursday.Ottob. • 4th. !:1'.t -T
HANK YOU
If fine patronage on Dollar ,Days.
411 stock of
rents' Furnishings
is any time. Bargains Every,. Day.
cLEAN B
Semi -Ready Tailoring and Catbartt Elareealie
ARE GODERIC H
cabbage. wfinel. Ed..l1aggett. .r.. L.
Pool...tnt' tr'ery. Dr. J. Gri,-ye:,,
field corn. Dent (braided), J. Sooners,
J. H. Shghhrtsak; Flint (orb (brabk-.l),
J. limner-; sweet eon) ;braided'. D.
Laidlaw. J. H. fihobbrvok
a(•liool Parade -S. S. No. 10 shield: - 'Judge -End Lear.,
S. S. No. n, S. R. No. 4, S. S. No. 5.
14. S. No. 1I. S. S. No. S.
Blyth Fair
'T
W. Geddes; begonia. tnbemns. T✓a.
GeddeN Mrs. W. A. Logan: begonik,
other variety, L. Pop:estons. Mrs Gat -
diner; coleus, J. Wright. Miss Giles -
pie; collection of foliage leant*. J.
Wright. Miss Gllesple: asparagus'.
fern, L. Poplestone. Mrs L..tr . u : fern,
other browse variety. Miss Gilesple. L
Poplestone; geranium. single In bloom.
L Poplestone: window lox. 'Mies Gr-
ande.
' Judges -Mrs. Melt-alf ,A MM. I).
D. Crittenden.
FLOWERS
Aster"--COIT Cox. David Weleb.
N man Fuller, Margaret Sterling,
ger n Cox, Lena Calwell.
Phlox -Florence Sterling, Orville
Oke.
Zhcnta-.'Margaret Eva tis. Ethel
Sterling. Dorothy Rathwell. Erma Rue -
ger. Mildred Hicks.
African Marigolds -Mary Welsh.
roreopsis-lilt Lnithwattu, Marlon
Caswell. Clarence Thiel.
l'nhmdor
nle-Fd Wallis. UgrianMiddleton.
French Marigolds-Lindwty Sterling.
Rennie Williams'. Dorothy Cox, Mur-
iel Rathwell. Ilertha Cox.
Salpiglnaits-Ethel Sterling, 'Mar-
garet Biggins, Violet Cook.
sermeUrrizenr
For Iwt Owes. stock sbers, John
Barr; for best A lbs. print better.'
Dune LatdlIw. R. Wtghtntan: for hest
bushel white parables Gray Brow..
L Pup lewtone : for best foal.. E. San-
derson : for twat heifer . et'f. Gray
Bros.: for hest registered stallion Ona
three of his get. Gray Bros.: for he -t
breed. pumpkin pie and light layer
celwe. Mrs W $earl.': for •' rricue"tett
team mares or geldings. .h.',n tPr etit.
Jas. Coming, Jae. Alton, Fred Tall. sr.;
for 5 1b.. hntter In 1-I1). Prins. , Est.
IlaRRett, *r., Rime' Rirhmotul. 1►irld
Laidlaw. R. M. Mello -std. lomean
iildlaw: for the hest were•
from any township. Mullett. F. .' IVs-
}vatmtrR. 'MrkPr*mkh; ter ttpt tk Ile 4hmwn. J, 11. Iib-hmond.
butter 1n one -lb. prints. Robs•re IVIrht- Judge -C. M. ('Icl'au 1.
man: for hest heavy draught' rltlter Domestic Selectee
Pd brood mare aceompanlel - 1y her l\ 1111.• bread. yeast. ('. ('nrtwrlght,
foal. J. E. Ellis; for best hread from \Irs..I. A. Brown; brown bread. Mrsi
tinhorn & 1..••411.' Aoeir..111s-rt brei"„ 1:rown. L 1'oblestona : nut !tread.
Elect beery dramiatt inal. Jan Alton: quick. 1.. Poplestnne, Duncan Lnkttnw:
beet heavy draught foal Inwood •Ile- pdaln yeast buns. C. -Cartwright. Mrs.
nail. Jos Alton; 11440 fnnr-tor-e team 1;sown; plain tucking powder hlse'ntts.
In general retreats. ngrlenl•nrat nod Done 1,aldlaw, R. Shortreed; pintn
hoary draught elaases. Jos.. Cnming graham gems. R. Shortreed. Dune
nod D. Gardiner; beet fn'L heavy 1.114111m: rbli d sugar tosikles, - W.
draught fon'. ilia. Alton 1'toms. Mrs. Wes. KParle: oatmeal
cookie.. Mrs: E. W. Getidaa. Mrs.
Brown ; fried cake.. Mrs. M. W. Tel-
ler. Mrs. W. Searle; soft ginger broad.
(' ('nrtwright..; sponge cake, C. Cart-
wright; light layer cake, J. Wright,
('. Cartwright ; dark layer cake, J.
Wright. C. Cartwright; lemon tarts.
With meringue, Mrs. Telfer. Mrs.
Geddes; tarts. native fruit tilling, Meso.
Telfer, Mrs. Searle; apple pie, named
variety of apple. Dune Ialdtaw, R.
' Shortreed; pumpkin pie, Dnnc Imld-
law, Mrs. Brown; vegetable salad,
isrirnll, *CM. Telfer,C. Cartwright :
maple cream candy, Mrs. Searle, E:
I Caldwell.
Fruit
Rtrklwin. J B , Tierney. E. C. Smith:
Riggs; .1. B. Tierney; Northern 'Spy. • •
J. ixt. Tierney, it. Shortrwsl: It. t.
Greeting. J.,13. Tierney; Wagner. J.
MAP. R. TieTierney.:BleMAP.('. C+Irt- __
wright : Tatman Sweet: It. Shortreed.
J. B. Tierney; Snow. J. 34 Tierney:
Ontario: J. -ii.-Tierney; W.akby,->&.----
C. Smith. 1'1. Denholm; Colvert.. J. B.
Tierney. it. Shortreed; pippin. E. C.
Smith: env other variety named. E.
C. Smith. R. M. McKay: winter pest's;,
named• it. Wighrucan. Ed. llagg�eity t
ar:; fall !wars. named. 4 Wrlg1t:
named plums. any varb•ty. 1). I/116- 'ewe. 11r. J. Grfave; .»11.4'410n of
grapes. home -grown. R. M. McICa4
Dr. J. Grieve; peaches., home grown.
J. 11. Shold r..ok.
---M
Jolty: -It. Stothers. -
Dahl: Products
Dalry looter. in crock. 1. and F.
Iaidla.c. Mr,. Bert Allen, ievid 1.atd-
law ; I aicy batter. in prints.
Rk•hutund. J. \\'right. I). Laidlaw:
entry butter. roll. Mrs. Bert Alien. J.
Wright. D. Laidlssw; stveepttn4. •, beet
butter shown. Ed. linggett, sr.
JndR• -4' Mea1••I'ano1
Apiary and Other Pr(oluets
Hoary. In comb. .' ('artnright. F..
C. Smith; honey, - ' T ei -tel. 11011, C.Cartwright. J send 1- I.nidlaw: maple
syrup. R. Shortrevl. It. Riclunonli
111.01•Seggs, will'° shill. 3 11 Rich-
mond. Dunean Laidlaw: hen's egg',
Fruits, Pickles. Eta
Sealer canned rhnharh. C. Cart-
wright. R. Richmon*atter aler cannel
red raspiw'rries. Mrs°(;•allege. R Rich;,
canned ••
mond'; sealer cnnneterries, Mn,.
Geddes. C. Cartti•righ: ; sealer caned
plums, green or yellow, C. Cartwright:
sealer entitled p'n.'hea. yellow. Dune
i4ldhrw. Mrs. Searle: settler preserv-
ed nep'sw. C. (',,nnina!wm: stealer
preserved citron. Mrs. Telfer; settler
preserved strawberries, R. RIeJ1mona.
grlet-p; r •1Pr prPiarv.d plums.
Nue or red. C. t'artwrlght. C i1
ningham; aealer canned, {wars, R.
Richmond, Or. .1. Grieve; sealer can-
ned black currant jam, I.. 1'npinatnnP;
sealer orange marmnlad.•. Mr. E:
Marshall; glare apple jelly. R. Rich-
Z�q
meat loaf, Dnnc Laidlaw, David bald
-
law : dessert 4i'sh, other then pastry
or jelly, C Cartwright, Mrs. Geddes.
WSW eaaaas. V. a.........--. -. ..
!niter (ntgk'ltld!+por i a.* to fifty -Ivo yeate
Strong sltpp.ttt was given to the I nRn�Mm e. Of all
books. the ttrrlptnrev
motion that the September meeting he . of
;alleA the .Pmt-annnnl Presbyterial. litre
most
lneltn� II no Inaplration.rlMrl.
Mrs. Jones. Retirnve, convener of
nominating committee. asked the anx-'Cho compared the time consumed in
Wary to have the name of their nom- etrn.sipg the ocean in pioneers' time.
Apt handed In to her not later then t�.' and likened it ern dtoemployed
elop
April let. of
The Home tiler *' rPd duet
was read �tfat oriental Airs
the that
of are mov-
by e' Meather. A dual he iaMete- ing invention*. in this day of national
damp. Gomm and Steel we. much lip-
premaunmet, a challenge was given to the
a .
E;ncoar'sRInR rrpnrts were received !voting of our land to send the gospel
from the Messenger. Forwent Move Inf leen' ('hrittt to the welting
moat. Y W Auxiliary of Literature Meed " of the 'leia. of Chinad Korea.
Me lir kindly
I titter" It, to mrrf the Orient
Hardy and North atm
Gotten that a hearty vote of ihxnkx a .wool. 111. closing
Airs Harkness' 1]lea to ctrl*tfan* to do
their elute.
tarles. Mrs. Harknee** with the gospel.
offered to visit auxiliariesyell or R . tether than a fa,tnre generation In
ilei*Mote In any way she ran. erica Me met by them with
A motion hat by earMesr r o a losln word* were a
be tendered Dr Slid- eefnl.
land the mender, of Ripley Anxillery end make the world pee
' for their kindly e•,tertn'.e.na.•nt at the pleat'¢ soh, w5*Mirrendered
en ,red by M If 1
\innp
of
manse. was rarrlyd. ITh
inti
L.nrvl'4 1'rae••4.I
r-psated In ani the ('hoe'forxhis*tplenA Atheir
a address.
. eln«the bodiless senn to Mr thanke
s.nsl The members of the Presbytery The singing of hymn RSA brought the
then joined the .•ofereIe Mr. Gol- meeting to 5 doer.
4 Irwin. A. E.
Arable McMil-
alae
John D. Far-
ttou and Phu
prizes evenly.
)*rtniseut were
Filler. lithe!
1. Mlllson, Mrs, '
Kip' Kennedy. I+/
5. Alton. Rod
George Kon-
!tables
IGIntnah, T. J.
4, Phillip Me-
t 10. W. J
Jae'tbb Hunter.
'1'wamley, W.
t, Isaiah Con -
o. J. It. Hack-
iennedy, Nell
a, Thompson.
Busse,
Mrs. 1.. t'.'on-
-
Me-
ese*Mr..
D. U. Th. i•
%I'M George
OF. Mrs. E'
alley 2, T
A. /Cameron.
.n,, Alex. An -
rete principal
epart meat.
k and nue art-
s were divided
Mrs. I.yo ns.
Mrd. It. M
wart. and Mrs.
4, H. 1'. Rath-
. Miller. B. H.
Sam Reid. 1'.
Thompson.
re Farrier. Ey-
Ms. Boys' po-
under, Grant
amps°- (Idols;
der, Margaret
LBoy's' race.
iask Brabson,
12 years
Margaret
.n, Dave Horn.
I under. Beside
Donald. Wheel-
m and Charles
elate and An -
pig race. Ted
Three-legged
Meintyre and
a Duruln and
Threw legged
diiKensle and
meth Cameron
-hag
used it
since
h. was
a bey
e oar
KING OF PAIN
stir Sprains & Bn:.ses
1 6s. til-,, to de � ..e r. y...- w.
1 1."r r to twdy 1 ...r... t...,.,u.
It i.rinl +swear toa;.og. iwl.ry..wt t' .
title., i the bee Fen+' goo hi
t►m t. wR.-ri..ttor.•q;-.:
Kwalltoy that 1ior.ti,o.siaawhier
tLW(,(a.T 11 h.,.i..-'. onfeiCrrote,
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. d oat.. , I doom. d .oa..lr wow,
tan. 434 ..utat•a..
11HLRlys LINIMENT CO. faunal
York and ('hl -
on lookttg nn -
BE PRETTY! ?URN
GRAY HAiR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old favorite
Recipe of Sago Tee
and Sulphur
knows , that Seal
Teo r
• Sulphur, properly conies
pounded, brings back the natural colo
and lustre to Ude hair woes fa
streaked or gray Year% ago the on
way to get this mixture was to makie
it atbome, which is mussy and trouble.,
sNowadays, by askingat and an
raws W h' Sage
drug store for "M you
lrz�.0 get a largl4
Cu. Comported, ya id recipe, ia1-
bottle of this famous e
proved tby additio. of other les
gr e°tM'ry
u °TR' iM No
kea
possolohr tell that you
�. it as It does ft aisarally
avealy•
fou dampen a so
brush with it, and drsw is
your hair, takflg one small at f
time; by moraiag the gray hair.disatq
lication OF
twitPears. ate• . af- Yerai ter 14 bbcsuWnUM
dark: glossy and •
der Ilia berth In the morning. (ound4
one black show nod • ten show. Hen
soli. 1 the porter's attention to the
error - The porter s eat.diel his wool-
ly heal in bewilderment.
"Well." an' deft Qat Twat alit" lie
amid. "lint'. lie Meeond time this, maw-
nin' tint gat mistake's happened:"
Feels Clean
Garments or MaterialsSE
cleansed ' with . U R P
feel soft and well washed:
land carry the - truly clean
tot so' pleasing 'to the
Hama kleeper.