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THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND (EMBALMERS
Ambulance service at JI
hours, Jay or sight.
PHONES: Store 120 Res. 21'.
GODERICH
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and •
Embalmer
All calla promptly attended to
dao or night
• a PHONES
Store 33: Residence 355w
Hamilton Street, Goderieb
UGUST 7 1930
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HAY FEVER
� Summer Asthma. Yon can -
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Stotts, Bonds, Ias
and Real Estate
Car, Lilo and Fire lasnranca
Nelson Street, Goderich
Phone 292 P 0 Box 438
Imam Your Awteu.oiile with
F. WOOLLCOMBE
lett Molitspn..16•v,d HM.t:
OFFICat HAM112: TREET
MOM
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Witnesses Sure
'/. wags
Hotel Employee
Not Electrocuted
Lower School Examination Results
C
The following Papp. frog ,rural
slang of .pertoof
Huron, whtheo reclnce esndidrHiteateH et tWeathe
asderioh Jury Unable to Deter- Lower School exalniasti„u. Itelol at
Mine Oatlse of War Veteran's 1
Death - in the subject u
orney-l#a T1s
Reunion Is Held
Pion -
deli. history, geography. art. IM (itny. Seventy-five Deacendanta of Pion_
S, S. Ni. 18, Ashfield !Crewel- ser Families (}giber at
Fitment t'roater, geography, art, agrl•
culture 1: Mims Trelear,-n, geugra- ()tend Bend
piggy.
Gal,-rfrh and
I.trei usow ice June last. S. S. 10. . ArilfIebl t cedar Ih \tel• .
were 'sue•etaful is rAlTaili- riiK - c oaten. b,iHtury. Vhy.iol• The oatrntd iiI►rney Barri, re-lutiva
s ladu'and I o•1 w : og7 agriuIture1 : Margaret Johnston, wag behl at Gratld It;•ud .W civic•_ hid•
Watery. phyaldagy. ant, Ngriculture 1: Flay. Augustoa lt. The descendants etf
S. S. No. 3 4hfL Id 1 Kintall i- Mary I.e.loor, history, physiology, ar the late William, Henry slid James
- Cec•tlla Bowler, gratans.1. geography; itlmn•tie. agriculture 1. a5rlcult#tr%_11.. Hersey and, the Isle John liarrle,
Just how James Hanna, (-ytwr-old Joseph Hackett, grammar. history,_ S. S. No. U. haat Wawanosli-Edythe settled on tumrssionll. 1�ud4'rle tuw•n-
war, veteran, came to his death w•btle geography : , ya.r;regur, hb+tory, McDowell, grammar, physiology, art, twit, Huron county. als,ot the year
cleaning out cite fire box, of the htot geography : Grace 1la,+sregor, gram- botany, tot4ugi'. 114:e.
tit10 ( veety-fictr of tttewe phtneers'
water holler of the Sunset Hotel on mar, blaturl. P (1h1I U I..urill4 Mur . S. S. S. 1:1, East 1Tawuuueli -irlbr dearettdants wen• int attwNlHlsr• at
the afternoon of July 3t4th last. will Kay, grammar, Melon-. 1;.•ograt lee• race Blair. grumttuir, p1IysiolOgy; arlth- this muton, cuulhug free the follow•
probably y neve
t t 1 r be 'inUN'll t coroner's S o. 1 \ah field M'
I .hulsh t-
mee. agriculture g_riculture 1• tug {deers • Toronto. Hamilton, Sarnia.
jury !Mit:ming a Ino-ltuur aeaaluu 1" lead'•. kgtt,.Kendri' L •••..goap.ic>' hal. {t -�;; � '.1•..... _Inn%u,.,sl _Mt" ilosterich. fIxeter. Hensel!. Auburn,
the town
hall Tuesday ecwilpg, failed
to unravel the mystery. returning an
open venilt•I`after a thorough acid most
tntcttwtirolo v4atl tiuu_
'he jury did tical that Hanna Was
111 ••a weakened eniidltlon ranged by
tieing g(gaiwa In (lie war." sire "that
deaths have resulted from electro-
cution. suffocation or even from nat-
ural causer, and we also find that no
person or peracma were seemingly re-
sponsible for him death and that every
thing -humanly 1Mw'S'b war..bbNar.-It!
revive blm." 1, A.
The jury was comptsced ef
Humber ( foreman r. Wesley Walker,
G. H. Green, F. E. Hingham. Albert
King, Michael Flick. WUIb►m Stothers.
The late Jawee.. Retinal_ bad been a
resident of Goderich on and off You
three yesra and had been at the Sun -
diet since May let as gardener and
porter. He was an Imperial veteran, a
native of Ireland ars was In receipt o1
a pension. He was of a reserved dis-
position bot held In highest esteem by
the friends he made anti. who knew
him as "Jimmy." 1)r. A. C. Hunter
(coroner) and Dr. H. Taylor, with as-
sistance, worked over the body for
atter deceased had been
rammed fire box, but all ef-
forts •t resuscitation f.ttbd. Within
twenty-four hours the body was start-
ed on its List journey for interment at
Flint, 1dleh.. wile- a sister reside..
- W. -Craigs
J; e
Worsens-
. Reel Estate red �sens
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL.
WL'NiCIPAL AND CORPO-
RATION t3ONDS
Fire. Aeeleeat. Aatoa.blle. mai
(lateral ltlglaase Agent
see
TELEPHONE 511
Ttie Atastrong Real Est*
T and Insvr ce Ag a
Homes end Lots is God.rich ami Farms
for Salo
Largs .umber listed to deems from.
Eight room Cottage and lot, tine con-
dition, bathroom water, lights; in
Price $7.60-boioe $6001 cmash, beiener mediate i
i2ra: _ ads
renielbelat
2 keg,Geeits. Puce 51300 pod
Cboiee of number 114 -story
bonnie initood condition from 51300 op.
Some excellent brick hostas, modern,
from 12300 up.
Exoellent 101, -acre Fenn; good bawd -
orchard, good water supply, some
timber, full growing crop of grain and
hay, roots, garden, etc. Situated on Yue
highway with hydro wires; very doer to
good village,'oonvenientto K. H. station,
paw. Price 52000; or 51300 cash, atom
goal ;Orme... -_ �.. t 1
- gee or *rite
4. l i ARMSTRONG
HgYlti ilial
M -
vallMallar
ASPHALT SHINGLES
ROLLED ROOFING
B. C. WOOD SHINGLES
Hardwood Flooring
-ET MY PRICES -
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L rtroeution Sr Suffee.I ?
Gederleb
We carry a good dock of 1
Electrical Applies,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of Al Kinds
Fatimates given on application
frank McArthur
-test Street Electrical Shop
1'&ephone 82 Goderich
Post Mortes. Held
Thr plat murteh.. conducted by ler.
Taylor, with the ns.,udan a of Got •rn-
m. i.t and hydro experts in Tor,•oto,
revealed that the u .ndltlon of vari .us
organs of the 1.,,', was eompet:Ile
with thole- caused by both elerii-o- U
dose and sutfocatlon. Dr. Taylor elle
unable to say turtle -it than tbat. I'l:ere
were no burns visible, as might be ex-
pected trete electrocution, but not
however, from lou cult , a1 curried
icy the exrensloi light * t fire box
r which MOMS
llaasa.1 Caruasstaneee
:The day was the hottest of the year
and
any;t R
Jessie Macs.gummier. histurv, Helens t- John Foram grantuuar ra
plays- ;ttford ;UAW], t'nr(ITuu. p.limrllta.
EIGHTY-THIRD YEAR, NO.
TelepI 1115 1r always metier than
writing a - letter "-[nd''raaatl7 more
satisfactory. Out-of-town Calle are as
simple to uulke now as local calls and
almost as quick In tratnectlun. The low
evening catch on "anyone" calla begin
i(t T,Op' p.m'. and still lower night rater
at 41.310. You ran apeek a hundred miles
or more for shout the price of a movie.
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WHY PET GOT PETTISH
She: "Anybody would thluk I wall
nothing but a cook In this household..
Ile: "Not after a meal here, my pet."
-Dublin Opinion.
RACK AND THI'MBscIEWS
"Du you know the motive In the
$Raman 1•oslpubtou - tbey are play -
Mgr' �. _ _ -
By the mound I Illiquid judge It was
rereads." -Boston Manuscript.
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geography, arithmetic. art. lately. lology. arithmetic. zoology Isobel Mil- A achedute of sports was run off u -
S. S. No. 14 "at 'l"nigaiuont-- ler. grammar, physiology. arithmetic. the following prize -whiners:
14.4eit Arideraun- gritkme tic ,art alert t, gy : M itclol..• jj,.,piage granonlr- 1,Supe Jyae. cel drr s _zears-R y
culture 1, agriculture :,ContI1 Fitt-pIiyslnitogy...arithtuetle. zoology: 7leleb' thjtny. j)atn7J-Huruce
nigan, geography: Marjorie'llelkuald, }'hoot gramhutr. arithmetic; Neely 'Iloys race, 10 years atirI'tinder-
geography; Marjorie 11•'Whineiry..Itik rip, history, geography,. hututty: .oeneot I1orllry. Lawreute__Chriltlt,
tory, geography. . ugrieulture LI : I 'Richard Warttter4wad, Itlatury-botuuy. Clayton Heldman. -
Clairr Pentland, gu•ography, agrit•ul• J S, it No. 12, -%Vest Wawsuush t For- %iris' raax. 111 years sial under -
tune 11: Wilfred l'eutl.Hd. i•hys4.ltsgy.'L1y'�" et that== ryhrr.--dslcry,.•._geogr tt 1{ Itpra, rYttwou.
arithmetic, agrfrslttrtie Aron Peed. pity!' agrieuiluty 1; Velum(ilnauer, kc.utig Iiidka,,tau Lulu Mcltcwal(.,
POISONS
sun
It is admitted by many to -day that Lite Insurance is the wisest in-
vestment that can be made. (iter investment* may (loctdate in value.
Some may wren tarn ont to be worthiest. There is, however, a certainty
to Life Ineurance that neither time nor circumstances can alter. It helpa
toerlate an estate which not onlyafforda {trote ta41 for to -day but. builds•
up a cash revenue for the future.
Cooratlt w about this investment.
LONG
O@ier H. A.
PHONtit: Bs.eidence115 lS/A District Agent
Life Assurance Co. of Canada
The Wisest Investment
f
Stanley Young:.me►e+-- race
.-to- Christie,
art. agrkulhise 11 onuaru - - Crowet1 1._.. his
fwom
S. S. No. 9 Aet fk'l.l Mitry (' ,
grammar, history. feu L:why, agricul-
ture 1; Dorothy Curran. grammar,
history, g.rrgrapb)'• agriculture 1:
Keith Johnston, grammar, history,
geography. agrfeuhure
Building Supplies .
In connection with our Planing Mill, Anglesea
street. we carry a complete stock of Building
o
Materials -Cement, Lime, Gyp Patent Shingles, etc., etc.
'FRESH CEMENT ALWAYS ON HAND
history. geography, agriculture- Il ; grammar, arithmetic. arta z000logy Celia l'hriafte.
t,svv,
Wilma Treleaven, hist„Zepoxryltl,
Aldine*S. S. No. Aldine*=ltsrgaret Far.
tttlalel- . cepa
ty, arithmetc, .�s aux • • Marra en's new n."�inrlro�
Verona 1)em,mme. g ogtaphy, anthem- Darla. Mrs. W. M. Maty. •
tic, botany; Merle Iw•ptrte, history,
geography. arithmetic, ladany.
E. 1'. ILEAC OM_
• t.itsL
Married men's rata-Alderw'iu Col -
Gordon. Davis. -
lirandmotheri' race- Mrs. • W. M.
W1114ou, Mr's. A. Collingwood. lire.
P.M_ A.lat,OD
''W
fER HALF ACEN111RY
Tung PROVEN PRESCRIPTION
HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED
ASTHEMOSTEffECTIVE
REGUL.ATOR OF THE
LIVER,KIDNCYS
S BOWELS
alarm had he reccirrd :t severe shock.
Must Remain \hs4ery
-The efrrumetamr..un�oundiug
mao's death are apparently clouded to
mystery.' said the coroner iu Kamm
up for the jury. `L Cr do know, how-
ever, that be was is poor health that
be bud been gassed overseas real that
hit lungs were bound ehwu by ad-
hestons, that the 1
Leen greatly lessened es a Molt. We
ala, know that the own could not
stand venous exertion. There 'are so
many strange feature, .in_ronn Tion'
with electricity it is haul to say what
part It played In this fatality. Why
the man abould ask that the light be
put out le hard to explain unless( he cr
was getting a ahork. The poet mor-
tem findings are .misittide with death
by either electrocutieai .er suffuxatlen.
Mr. Kelly states the owl on the exten-
sion light was a perfectly good and
proper one. It is for jou men to deter-
mine what calmed chi• matt'; death it
possible."
,.. Taylor b,terjected to May
Goderich Turns.
Tables on Clinton
Win' at Homs by 8 to 4 and
improve Chances for -
the Playoffs
Goderieh got sweet revenge fur their
defeat at Clinton a few days prtvloua
when they turned the tables at Agri-
cultural Park last- Friday night too won
from the (91nt.g,Ii s tt4. The tory.
gave then a .r.00 ds•n,•eutage n the
league startling -and puts the 1n ■
contending b idling The tom base
two uwre gametic with 1iensan end 1f
they win lath they cannot du Iworne
than tie for boners In the second half
of the schedule.
The Goderich teats bare bad a new.
lease at life.. acting-_laut� .better_ Urn
•s.
Necktie-raeerE'1`. l'yw and -Citta
Christie, Enos Herdman and Mar. W.
J. Strathani. -
Peanut race --dating renown. Ernest
Horsey
Slipper . nee-Lyta Pym. Myrtle"
Pym. Lulu Mcl►unald.
1110 -yard 'step rate. ipindint 16G -isms
nearest to measureC. 1'vm
that It was Dot at all ' - they did In the lista batt. &inelta
nasal for arena -dr practitioners law of fourtrgrtlt tett-
pie 1. _.lptMrailas t lelerwn and
.rsiblo - Iwo 411..-. ...
tool cause of death- 11. fact such in- Isent Friday night and Murney was In
for skin reitistance of a man per- stances ocr•urred quite frequently. The the huspltat .d,... -'Ise underwent a
Monumental Works
GODERICH, ONTARIO
sit
latest Designs 1
aro•.Expert VWWpktna"nslup
The oldest person of the -Mat NPO All WorkGuaranteed-..
rrresent was Hoary- florneyc-
lair whN,14,4a.;t.i..eventkMb year. The a
youngest t pre sett was Betty Marie Col-
lingwo,utt.. of Hamiltton, aged nine
months
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The following offbrrs were elected
for the emoting year: President W. J.
Horny, Klppeo : let vice-president,
W. J. Stratltam. London: _'nd vice-
president. Albert Spencer, ileneall:
secretary-tressurer. Miss C141a l'hrls-
tje, Exeter: sports committee. Ener
Herdman. Toronto: e. J. I'yna Exeter •
Gordon Davila, Toronto C.E. Christie.
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Estee,. e1 will be
The neat plan ' et taeetb►g
(Grand Bend on the. fiat -Monday in
August. 11311: The weather wag all
test pprkL.by desired and a splendid
- was in7S tii��r.11
�[+�'�sae•' /' , .•-y Is1M state- miner o{eratl.on.
sold In Rini - 'pelRtilfte--iezr �`�fgt�'.���.w•=...►t�lr{'�ai..L.".3+s- ON to
Electr
planation of the aide nee d D pe The jury c e oao r Goderieli of away on the right foot
withooeutlou, be arid, *sold happen boon before returningglair verdict. and that helps r lot. They right
foot
a
without nerving any mrrkr. The pert quartette of runs right off the bat.
mote In did show, however, Guth lunge Archer was bit by a pitched tell. Fritz-
etoffects
be a dlc whi from the _ ley singled to right. Robertson walked
andw h gas doneinhaled while at war k)fitl Woods - came -through with the
and which had duce "permanent and L1'1'KN11W, Aug.! -The annual meeeasary ti, score a 'pair. Robertson
extensir•e damage, bound down by ed- x
healon as they were and with the
breathing spear greatly redwood.'
Taylorp1 lit labmlal ut half n X
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Doom,
Sash, and all Planing Mill products.
if you are thinking of building consult us and
save money.
odenc Manufactitring Co., 1-_
(1- E. Baec filer. President)
Foot of Angles's Street . 6edsnch • ram
,'-S
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LUCKNOW
Ai a
Only Eye Witness
Somalia Honking, laundress at the
hotel, was the only eye-wittwas to the
tragedy. She was working ten fret
away when Hanna called. in normal
voice: "Susan, pull out the light," or
"Susan, put out the light." Witness
was not sure which. She said she
"pulled the eord" ants was ua the act
of pulling the man out when assist-
ance arrived. Witness' denlel that she
had said she received a shock from
the estimation cord. "It etas jaat a
tingle; It:mttl' have been arlIPP ti r. 1
was esalted" told the jury.
Chao. Lee. manager of the tlouset,
and -J. B. Kell '.uperintetldeat Of the
hydt o. !kith odd -Of Wing -the' ctn d
thorough teats while standing on a wet
surface and after dipping their bands
in water. Mr. Kelly said he got a
slight tingle,. -such as would be caused
by static. Ile did sty, how frer, that
the wet ashes•in the furnace were an
exceptionally goad conductor of elec-
trb•lty. but that a man receiving a
shock sufficient to emote death would
not be able to call for help.
•'I neve let anybody enter a baler
with an extension cord," Mr. Kelly
Mkt "It le toe tlmlgerone. 1 make
tem use candles."' Jct•. Kelly added.
however, that extension lights. prop-
erly insulated and encl.-toed, were now
used under water.
Sunda school mid congregational pic-
nic. of the l:u Presbyterian
church was held.at Satlor I'aslt..-(icai-
eric•h, un Tbur-da i afternoon. July
24th. A large member were present,
special provielur, loelag made for thane
who did out Mo.( a aseans of trans-
portation. (h :orriving at the park
lunch basket- and provisions were
safely Out ■wa. and everyone turned
their attention to the uausl sports.
There wan a *e•' nal game in the sf-
ternoou before :e races. Competition tlmea nearly preying his undoing
was ketm and 1, • races were .•ujuyctil $u4'Ii, et first Inter. heti a terticularlc
by. Prises •14, awarded as fol- hid. P44041P44041,11.ws..
lows:all.. fih1tMil 1111li.r1 ii111,181111 1 1 the sir'
Girls (dash ' Under five paltry-. loud +i111) sixth and two In the fifth.
Ruh), Irwin.. '•n 1'ettersun:.five teerM
`'o
wwlkevl _ ti'l and couultxl.
to seven years. Jest'thine Altcllesonr whet) li,lcrl.om f.s,zlwl n hot one. In
ITerete - Ptttetse•tr:teight to teir-reo a t- '" 4810 = :t Jkza! .-l• 11A.f
Bolen MsuDonn.1 ntta Belle Manion- the 1e1u1ftJ• 'putt in; 1w «,ixttt-4-is
and : eleven to i hitrteea years, 1ausi•n Polled out a long -tow rind ►*'areal Um a
4,amtdteelie-.i4Ptl Malmo: fourteen- .tu.Nlcritisr• fly. - -1
sixteen yearn. 1: -1* 11u11in.Jissgar- ^Joi•'u Tanney. regular Tifif1PE-Mtn 4.
e4 Motel knish! has tarot vt,srkel pretty bard of r, c. nt
A. SPOTTON
P. O. Seale) Gatwick, Oat.
The Leading Men's Store
. . e
Everything that's neg1.
in Msn's Wear --
To-
ronto, will open Friday. August 22nd.
and continue to tiattoday, September
Hand Taelofiiits and
toren when lido Carrick dropped
!taker's lung fly and Waal* Dame 1
acres. ..n yfATh.srm's...mn.
first Misr. The IttyeJyr:Xut-another four
cane In the fifth when tow team het•
t.51 around. The feature of this inning -
was'ltols•rts'n's Tung trlpple to right -
field. -'over the rate track 1,1_te omxrt-
teat lift of the 5a,w•. t'arriek was given
ragged snpie.rt fn this frame. three
error's by phis t.atutnaha et rritfrnl
1 Minute Ws Itchd
ECZV,"EMI A.
"1111
am
Baby bad terrible oa.
Saha' rodod itching ha 1 minute. Wragg• aura
left." - M rag. Laurence. Stage itch, hre. avela
in I went( Eczema toes ter iced is hew days.
510 becomes clear. mesa. Bk... Druggists.
NM Cry of IHetrraa
Recalled. Swum* Husking., the laun-
dress. was certain that 1{snnx's Net
words., were : "put ont the lights" She
was certain the words were not ut-
tered In a tone of dlstrraa. When she
was In the art of lulling him cent the
door of the fire box, after having re-
moved the light. he gave two or threw
gasp. and dial, she said.
Josteph Atnyot, chef, and ,laieph
Malrono, gds ercalstant, both told of
helping to rescue Hanna from the fire
box and of assisting In resuecitstlon
efforts. Itnth wltneasst sold, as ltd
Mr. Lee. that deressd had frequent-
ly eomplelrnd of lung trouble and
consequent ahurtnees of breath, also
that he was unehle to do heavy.. work.
Of Own AMiid
• Wm. P. Abell, plumber end electri-
cian, where joh It was to repair the
furnace. told of drawing the fin• and
tomptyin& the hoiler of hot water an
Weir before the tragedy. He had twice
filled, the bailer with cold water to
enol it off sus h'•.d*tIeipetd having to
work In It to weld a Making pipe. He
acid he gave no In.trnMlo4s to Hanna
to enter the fire lav and Mr. Lee, the
hotel manager. gave similar avldeisr'
Mr. Abell sald-tlle dimmer of the
floor of the fire box woad 'isi• con
oh.clve to Mutt soden. Ile himself
had item "floored" by 110 volts. but he
1111/I 41N'w orotic to '"►it llevti(.taer wettont
deceased have been able to rams
Hoye (dell.-- tender fir,- years- we -k' Mire %vat' to ler Itzley .in the
Loyd Stewart. I Loyd Irwin ; five to *nail.. althen,Xh he WU. gtohlg along
seven years. 1N••,=las Altrhewou. (Bennet, fltoc.. Fritzl,-y did, well, allowing but
MaelMnald; eigt ' to ten years. ,lobe pine run and threw bite, He nhonld tet
K. MacKenzie. .Orland Patterson : ootowel of strength-tq h1. team to rt-
eleven to thirtc, ,, yearn, Frank Mac• msdgidg {pane..
Krnzle, ]Bony Mu,'Benxie, ; fourteo io - liolo t'arrt.-k. , former GolerIebite,
sixteen years, .tb•x 11aeTMnald. Jack sous very fiineh to the fore for ('lihton.
Fisher. A{ert' 'trvrm fh,e fifth boa souflgew
Young man's rage• --Gonion Jamlesisn.-alsots prca•ed n pnzzle,tn thr' Beals'
�tteellwrrow rsCl--Jerk Flaher grid
lillly MacKenzie left-handed hitters. 11e n•plscetl the
Single ladles' rate -Marion Half o' lowed 1•111 threw Alts fur the n•tnalnder 1(1148i810 enek In the third and al -
Mull. ' .nf Ute'MtuUe+. .,Cc nick Ins nk451 Myr�i
tlot heap' U rues-.-Mary'kiugleh., and shoulel devj•inp. 'Following 1 111.
('esst rare -I' egy klarlk.nald ,stilt Dset'scr,re: '
Jack Fisher. flout.,,
Managers and alsalom race- W,,m. - fyrlfArd.:11,
F'Ish,-r.jdcF;wru. ss
[.allies' plu rar.•••..lsotel Chestnut. 1yilcw,-,, rf
Grandmother, rase -Mrs. H. Mull- Elltutf „. ` 4 11 1 7; .T
lin, Mrs. it V. yle.!'Sggsle. i►'ltrlen al.' - • 4 0. 0 tf •2
Grandfathers' '1 -John :lamination,SUll it, __ 2 L' 0 In, A
Neil Campbell. .
Shoe rack -Aylmer Attchesost.
Special race ii(M11 Patteremi, 1,10,4
Irwin. ,
Tile races were followed by n men's
softball Rune, site!' which lunch waA
w-rrerl. Prizes were then given td
(3wendulyne StewunQ 4 youngest baby
ars to Mr, and Mra. George GLUTst
foest r• 1. Eryone rar•ived
tiendcream .emnitple iiR. ver .Opter..T1M erewtlRR,
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left for home shunt R (felot=, gft'er'it
very enjnvITsilt irrrlil*M4. - -
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Special Order to Your
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Chas. gad?.
Phone 219 Goderieh
THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON - ONTARIO
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is the only Commercial School in Western Ontario where:
EVERY member of the staff has Professional Teachers'
Training as well as Commercial Training.
r BOOKKEEPING is taught by Bliss Actual Business
from the start. -
rinsawitzziND is taught by both ,the erwood and
Remington Credential Tests.
-Write particulars particular concerning the course "ill w 1
you are interested. -
M. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, W F. WARD, B. A.; -
VICE -PRINCIPAL:
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VICE-PRINCIPAL. PRINCIPAL.
PHONE 198
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f.ueknnw ' ....... fL• s 2620 inn 3; tht're.t*Mr• hits, Ilolerts.n, Sett.
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St Marys , . 1 7•8 MI haul*, off Tnnuey 2. (e'arrlck,
Nei/forth .Msph'1$40 Gatch s : -44f- Ft -Haley U•'nitord) : off
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thoiji-' tie Farmers
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a ANY years alp it -was-4�idai.•-
��� ' that the fortunes of 'The,
Canadian Bank of Commerce would.
be largely -dependent on the growth
and development of agriculture.
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P • . • t reason it " has always I
the pcj icy of this Ba to ' i ow
' fanner East and West, -to give hood
atlegnate banking service, -to sup 44
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MI port hitn to -the fullest possible extent. .h31i'
THE 'C NA ?IAN BANK
O% COMMMRCB
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