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• GODERICH; ONT.
THE SIGNAL
1 Sailors Lose
STAL 9-2 on the Round
Geo, f ohnston
,w at
Sons.
Crippled Team Meta Defeat at
the Hands of the Windsor
Mio Maas
went of ohs go
les on
cepti"e tr" h Old B
Windsor giMHe.
to wroth elet7 M
fellow■ got
on him.
put up a
spite the
•cured on
been
bad a
iogua.sondem, Mr. and Mrs. Sial !down from Horuby, Halton eoubty, to
1 ars. J. 11. Morrison and Miss take In the big picnic.
u, Mrs. M. Irwin, Mrs. I. H. • • •
owu, Mrs. 8. laird, Mrs. J. (tack,
Mrs. C. E. Weekimi nud Aliss Weekles,
Mrs. A. Becker and Miss A. if. Becker,
Yrs. A. Mills, Maw. I.. S. Scott. airs.
Z1e RA. R. Lynaing, Mrs. 11. C. Hurgeos, Mrs. Mr. 11. J. Reid, of Owen Sound,
F: Htyius, Mrs. Fere sting. Mrs. It. came down to take In the . tow. He M
PPY McAllister; Mrs. J.' 11. *sett, Mrs. P. a son of the late Abel Kekl of Tip
tilefsadY, Mra. W. w, -( `water, Mrs. J. 11. weary, Goderich township. "A worthy
desootlitotatAllossilldrallaileolaits
�- /lets Mrs. E. Prklham, Mrs. S. Young
The National Grocers donated two
dozen brooms for the broom football.w'
Thanks, gentlenu.
11114,4111011 _#NM Of noble ore"
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work so Julie _.. ( .,.
Young, urs r taray, Mb)'Slime, Pliable Mrs. E. !tarry, 311
ttoderich
For the
iii.• rain ?test i- N'atlrr, Hirt Pill Jd • Ml
a Sir John Aird, Seaforth old boy, gore
as a hatdsowe donation for the para.
_ Thu .l:wk:rlch SxUuir Waal _Ma. la
as
'was decisively Neaten in the second but utter that they w•e► '
Ivo
+w he serlew with the Windsor Hn+toe wl the rw"nth _".t,• ht."Jrrsie Anderson, ]ties Mildred Jay, pert M1i'rrath war waster Otof
oa the ' ea� ed in Chatham on Fri -
village. �p mc/nirn. nwi we herr nit got to oaks
village. W J. ?
tram of horyes hit Prowl of about n "tun
dd, a harrows '"Arose' the 13T#f1t1 . the rime.
Phone 499w. •uade jot Raechler'a trucks loaded elh.•ouilld,
ran into the machine, knocking theT
sly'horwa down anal throwing them on "twills
Goderick'- the disks, on which they were badly Whtgita•s
�stOa St. kre roti t go n'' '•`lura
registered M at p anaeiclo•k Satualav i alms Dorothy Thompson, Miss Ruby
tee minufgs •afters - Flo...Iv .sat Puff, Miss M. D. (lurk, Miss W. A.
A minute, r K' Black, Miss 1). Westbrook. Miss D.
gdin arse •:le,. Tur.
Hustle"; Sher" Marshall, Mimi E. Fergie, Mhos Leo M.
ute to go re around.. Robinson
1,1 tg for his man Friday.
rant Wye'. Itelgrave,
int. in Iwlweet, asked:
•trona add vigorous, le
e. tater streams a
r forests tisk- VT
lug assets. There
•the pronto'
shelter f
and
.tar from hieing
trim 11 Canada's favor. is
of tlar.p'op►e. In spite
'spread i.str.•ss resulting
slackening of industry, there
loser sone "ef tyv..lntion, no violence,
so ipanfe', remarkably little complaint;
Instead, thew. Is a netting of jaws In
the deteiW1net�to !**-1!1.1141 (saws
throngh, with the hope that, when good
Emelt-ow *gain, they will be timed to
betier advantage than itt the past.
N, it is a time for Canadians to look
'ahead. and In the meantime to hold out
a helping hand one to another when
•
i . need anti opportunity premed them
^J� selves. a time for Canadians to Join In
the prayer to the Father of all:
"tour loved Dominion bless
With petite ami happiness
From shore to shore:
And let our Empire be
United, loyal, free,
True to herself and Thee
For evermore,"
♦ DEATH-TRAP
Jibe et the ,M are.
�eta�ftaibr crftkinalle
igeiIT, IRI-'orerlook a dada/ ease
that is right under their Hosea/ The
answer, no doubt, would be that they
cannot Indict a whole county, and In
this ease the comity la the guilty
party •
This county maintains on the Rine
Water Highway between (uderk•h •ud
Rayfield a narrow bridge which is ac-
curately des•rib.d by the term "death-
trap." Time and again serious sec!
dents have ',mitred at file spat, and
others will occur so long as the pres-
ent coodltlons remain. Our news
eolumlr this week tell of an accident
at •thn point ou Saturday last that
might easily have coat a life. The
bridge is at the bottom of a drop In
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the road and Is so narrow that even
eo dd
*rest, and
se day. The la-
, usual in provld-
y of good things to
ere was more than
A good pr of sports, Including
baseball and 'meshes. pitching, was
Ord off. the mom voted features be-
teg the ball game and the ladies' guess -
and bean -hag throwing.
The ball game of the atteruoou was
that of the pias -Beene, or nembers of
former eounelle. and the 1'p -to -teeters,
scope er etf tttr press d eburs l The
-•ahat�
win the rotes in recant elections they
maid play ball as well as ever.
The line-up for this game was as fol-
lows:
T'p-to-haters-L. II. Rader, J. A. Me-
W:-tlaaekce. G. J:1. Elliott. P. W.
Scott. A. J. Goldthorpe, R. J. Bow-
men. J.. E. Cardiff, l. J, Wright.
Haw-ileens-J. Eckert, J. W. Beattie.
It. H. Thompson, G.. Hubbard, W. Mot.,
. Tenet, W. I'. Thompson. A. Porter-
field, W. II libbers,.
EzsWard.en._3..Jt:. _ EIXifi.. li>lstitrd•
the gnaw to the satisfartiou of all.
1 The Has-Reens dhl the crowing. tie
Ivietory ieing very de•islre In favor
of the Md chaps. .mother match was
'played ietwees ch. -en sides of men
'against the boyo. and the latter showed
!the old fellows how to play hall with
In note Inning score of 8 to A, and some
'very Atte exhibitions of double ptlnya.
The guessing ceuttrat among the
%Moen on a tea -past full of leans
proved very int.•resting, the winner be.
ding isle Wright. who got the teapot
nand beano as the prise.
Throwing small lap of "eons into t
!box was enjoyed more than anythla;
else. the event/winging out many com-
petitors. Mra. Anderson prote•d the
w inner with a score of fifteen, while
Mrs. Taylor came oreopld with a total
of 10.
S tDi° keasfDrb>tifttttai�ortest for
usher event« Included thread -the -
needle. Warden.' end coat races.
/leve•ret of the pickedlci
kees saw about
tee miles out tins (lovernment dredge
In distress, w-!th two tngs in attend-
auce. This proved very Interesting and
was watches with glasses, and It could
be plainly made out that something
euu.nal tin' taking place, ss all move-
ment or headway on the pert of the
dr.slt:v. crawl at a point northwest by
w,.I of Hayfield, and the (1150 e•onld
he seen running about, hal to what par
twee -slued not tar made rmt. it np
pears that shortly after those on the
lookout left the heights the dredge were
duwu.
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mcmheta== ,
• "single ear must be carefully handled I'rrhwps l!-thF-Betaset.ts were mel
.sr. Insistent npnn 'thele eerlflldate's
M1onvold disaster. The other day a
-- -keen had- driven --on tin' bridge -with
■ team anti a disking- machine when
- aa;,•:; i t him. from the op
wake directloh. a heavy truck carrying
a load of logo. All he could do was
kt May where he was, expecting the
driver of the truck to stop before
reaching the bridge- Coming down the
hill. however, the truck -driver (he ex-
plained afterw•ardtl could not stop the
heary trttr'k and it eramhel into the
Flynn, Mies Edna Flynn, Miss Annie
Kerr, Miss Iwo Kerr, Mier Lydia Beek,
Miss Fay Morton, Misr Anna phase,
Mtge 0. lamprey, Miss Helen Wllkln•
cut. It Is doubtful It the horses will ' sou, and tt(0utuy others whose names
recover. Fortnwitely Mr. Elliott was said (115 u..ly. rcmluualy Bert sould ud ubt
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tacked !!• _ 1*on r►M tiny b!tie 8petr
-banner to The fellowisg le _ Sie---lW, or the
two onkel Mad the breeze. All Pow'
rl+-oat i derich. had
aired.
not riding Nte machine or he would element
✓ ohably hare leen killed. The bridge
th too narrow for two vehicles to pass
apd as Mr. Elliott was on the bridge
lira he expected the truck would wait,
but the brakes did not hold.
Penlaate. linewden. Weallake Re-
tlaias.-The t'euhale, Snowden, West.
lake reunion was beta at the home of
kites Rose Snowden, Blue Water High-
way. Stanley township, on Saturday,
June 25th. An address of welcome was
given by Mir'. !fury 0. Snowden. she
being the dsscendaut of the three fam-
lllee. Mr. R. A. I'rithale, of St. Thom-
as, and Mr. Asa Penhale, of Exeter.
rewpouded to the adderms. Lunch was
served to over 151( members in the large
arrived and thiel ort Forbes. trap Asa- prix wluurnt:
forth, roiled awl rolled out a couple Chitin -en oder 5 years -1 Eleanor
Moser: 2. Gordon t\'iIruu.
of HuecoIsrtm_ t.
-tha
the picnic was s eertaln as the 8 per
clot. sales ter.
Remo ,ie4 Those Premed
Amongst present were the fol-
lowing: Mr. Mrs'H. 11. Stowe. Mr.
and Mrs. D. Wilton. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Mc1.arag. I awl Mrs. E. ,Floody
and Miss Fioode Hr, an_d Mrs. B. H.
McCreath. Mr. n, i Mrs. t. M. Pringle
and Mists Prtnglk 11 r,"dint Mrs. W. A.
Buchanan, lir. end- -Mos i►• 17tomp-
attn. Mr. sad id- G_11. Martin and
--herr; 3 amt totter=t;.-Prrd• tar-
ter; 2. Doug. King; 3, l,'11R. Bricker.
Girls, M and under -1, Eleanor Mar-
tin; 3, Joan Isbfster; 3, Fraises Weeks.
Boys. 10 and under -I, ('Ziff. Brlck-
#r: ft. E. KIngsourt ; :(, Fred tarter.
Girls, 10 and under -1, Jean Mason:
2, Mary Jay ; 3, Fannie Weeks.
Boys, 12 and under -1. Robt. Is -
blister; 2. J. O'Keefe: a, Doug. Frauks.
Ghia, 12 and under -1, E. pricker:
D: Crawford : 3, I. Say ---
Boys, Id and under -1, Iktug. Haw -
aor t r core as Oe. v. enema -AI. Mr. and r>. sdtu oon.
Paull, Rayfield. lel In the singing of Mr. and MrlI Fnsl tarter. Mr. and 1
grace. which WW1 followed by oue min- Mrs, A. E. Mr. :led Mrs_ T. Rur-
ute of silent.* In memory of those who gess, Mr. a• - r-. D. 11.' Wilson, Mr.
had passed away during the poet Sear. mod Mr*. P. a,, Mr. and airs. lark
After lunch an htaturleal readlttg wnt Kennedy, Ilr,' I Nn+, 11:J. Hodgins,
Milo by Elisalwth R. Snowden. It being Mr, and M ''i• 1. W 11111- ,"v*rte4
n inety yearn since this farm was taken Mrs. J. R. r-om Dr. sad Mrs, J.
by the tate Barnard Snowden. This G. Bricker
was followed with speeches by Rev. R. WIN:lusnm
M. Gale of Hayfield, Rev. F. 1I. Paull airs. Durk
of Hayfield. Mr. John Sowerhy of God- R. C. KI
retch, Mr. Geo_ Westlake and the pred• rho
ern-'itr: -R:A- Pennell.; , 7 errigflteR,
The new soarers for next year are: O'Keefe, J. Grigg. lir. Chas.
HOU. president. It. A. Penhale: pent- Williams, 11. Howe. Mr. W. E.
dent. Asa l'ehhale; vhe-president. Gnu $Ploody. Mr. Simi.: -'Mr. H. J. Reid
Westlake; secretary -treasurer, Soule IOwru Sou Lr, and Mrs. A. 0. Is -
Westlake, Those on the committee tre•bleter, Mr. \In._ G. l', Youngs Mr.
Mrs. Frank Hobson, St. Thomas; Mt. and Mrs- J. unix)•, Mr. 11u11 Mra. h
Geo. Westlake. St. Thomas; Mt. C. Calder. . Tillie: W. A. Mason.
and Mr. Wilbur Wetlerke, Are . Mr. and Mrs..
The next reunion is to be K. A
Sprittgbank the last Saturday in June, Hamilton a
1933. A beautiful reunion banner was Mrs. W. 1).
very kindly donates by Mr. Richard C. Cook. Mr.
Penhale and family sof Toronto. A sad Mrs. A.
eery interesting ercnt -took piece at and Mrs. H.
8.:10 o'clock, when Thomas Franklin, R. A. lsavte
sou of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale, old Hem H,
was baptized by Her. Mr. Gale. It i ford, Mr. and
we,. also an Interesting day for Gar -'Mrs. G. Hrl
field, son of Mr. sod Mrs, Walter West -'Dane. Mr.
lake, Hayfield, it being his third birth pod Mre_ R.
div.. The tasntnder of the afternoon 1l
/met ti.Nrs fakes; pea,
tint scramble, etc. Thr eldest 11dS I
tl-. 1►uekworth" and
Sfr. G. A. Newton, Mr.
W tu. Powell, Mr. Whll-
1' 'onces. Mr -
off our good bats to Bert as a real
hustler.
Jas.'$' Howe, rerkfent of Clinton
forty years ago. wanted to zee some of
the people of Clinton, rod the secretary
Introduced him to Miss Eva Stephen-
son suit Mr. E. hall. formerly Mho
Haymow. both of whom he knew well
1n the old drys. -
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The T. Lipton Tea Co. ai usual Mae
forward with a splendid donation. No
w ler the Huron people drink LIP
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Secretary Floody was roused from
his sleep In the early morning to re
calve tate following telegram: Regime
Soak., June 24, p.m. -E. Floody, Sieg
iluron t►'d itoya' Association. Toronto:
Sorry we -cannot be with you on such
I4'ontinued on page, Tt.
EASY ieOR DAR
Dalt Whew! That tiebin-d_I gave
you ttu,.1 me all out
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ria, 14 ant(' under -1, Marg. Ar- rest.
'tickle: 2. E. Bricker; 3. 1. Jay.
Slew racC Neese --1, Harold Johnston; He who sslulonely attends, pointed -
2 John Crawford; 3,M. Dickson.Ily- asks. calutly speaks. coolly nnswrr*,
Peanut rata 1, mer. J, Mast: 2. and erases when he has "no more to
Miss Aortic Walker; 3. Mies J. Muir. I wS. els in Possession of some of the
`$Full opr11 rttee-ek -l. B. n'o'Pl:if: 2, 3.1
twat r°4444414"
-.1-isas.
ng taffies' open rsre�=ts ltargstet t W hen volt wast an Important work
Elliott : '2. Helen Mnaon; 3, E. Bricker.1 carr, don't buil fora genius, but a
Married utett'a nee -1. B. IT" MN painstaking. co , though.
m t worker. Per -
Married
_. 1►r. F :i, A, 1s-. hath' sublimation
all, though, that qualify
errguRon; is the snWlmatlaa o[ genius.
Mater.
w
F . Mr•1'Pnsie, Sr, sad
It;tmlltoe. Mr, and
k.. Mr. and Mrs. D,
fir-. G. A. rote, Mr,
r:n t Hamilton), Mr.
Sbs•nre. Mr. kad 1dte.
and Mrs..1. Muir. Mr
fer,I and MINIM; Craw-
' . W Duty, Mr and
Mr. ant Mrs. 1a. 11'.
s, i). A. Raid, Mr
ko. Mr. and Mrs. C.
tertelme
Monumental Works
GODERICH, ONTARIO
sees Materials
Latest Deelgtle
Expert Workmanship
All Work Guaranteed
R•wsoeaW Priam)
rtr1ATTA►t
ice: A. Iry T r Oi-
P. 0.. sea 161 Godorich, Oat.
We're �
not trying to make
men fit our
Clothes
We're making Clothes
to fit the man !
Suits made in our shop.
$37.50 up
HATS in the smart st
Myles
pairing Service,
akN.Mario
TAILOR --AND HATTER
-Pitons) lour ewe• -
•1
Mrs.. J. 0. Grey; 3, Mrs. NAIL
Married ladles' race, dowers -I, Mrs -
1►. \Tlls./n : 2,fllrtr J. Mniri 3,- Mrs,
lluomps.m.
Fat utet,'s ratty ---1, 11. Toy; 2, 0. I0.
will ou.
Ladies' 'oftl.dll-North Hurst. Miss
!a. ('rawford. captain: Routh llnrou.
#foss D. T ampnoo. certain. Stoutly
Huron won.
Men's suftlall- North Huron, R
Brook*, captain; South linron, F. Wilk-
inson, captain. South Huron won.
8peclal Lipton tea race -Mrs.
Pringle. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Jay, Miss
Flynn, Mu. Campbell, Mrs. Love, Mrs,
Johnston; Mrs. Lansing, won In fife
above order. -
The Iadku' broom football match le -
tweet'
tw,en North and Rooth Duren resulted
Ina draw
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CHURCH - .
present was Mrs. M. Madge: the Nd. Mr. J. Neill, Howitt Old boy. drove
WHITI+I['H('ItCH, .luuc jt.-Mesars.
cwt gentleman present, Mr. S. Cleave: Irrvrl efiseQuilinn, Ferri. Mothers, and , b Yea
eWILKIE GLOVE-PHIT
. Arch -Corrective SHOES
- FOR MEN AND WOMEN -
MADE IN WIDTHS AAAA TO E
- SOLD AT -
W BENS SHOE. STORE
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»IOOTWIA MOOT A?!Iy[AltOlss IkiW
the youngest lady present, Dotes May Alfred and JuhnPattenon attended 1.111111111111111.�. t tat' . ' II El .I f •f,■s
(owertt_r : the youngest gentleman. Wal-
ter 1Vrstlake Turner. pew cream and
cake were served et 5 o'clock, when
Mr. NV. H. l'enhnl.•. Exeter, and Air.
Gets 1Testlakt, St. Thomas. on !m•half
of the members extended it henry vote
of thanks to Mi.. Snowden for ,he use
of her home.
Bishop Nester's V7slt.-Toe Right
Ree. t. A. Seager, Lord Bishop of
Huron. paid his first .'pisop.tl visit to
the toadish of .Beyfield. Tiros and
31kidb-ton on Snnehi7. Jule 21411, In
Trinity church. Hayfield. Wier.. 1r' was
peered by a cougr'getion which more
them filled the cltureh, many being
seated nutsld.- His l.ordshipdelicate&
the beautiful cltenctl�w(ndow preeentwl
rhe Judging competition at 4'Ilnton on
Saturday sw1 took part in the Judging
contest.._ _
Mr. Dan Mackay of Guelph and Miss
Bertha Mackay of Stratford spent the
week -ems at the home of their parents.
Mr. net Mrs. Hector Mackay.
Mr. rani Mrs. Cecil Wheeler arrived e
home from their boneymoln this week. .
They vi -it'd friends in Vancouver,
Seattle and Minneapolis and with re- .
latives du the Prairie Provinces.
Quite n n,,.,, a from here attended
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fit
the armnfverary peer.(ceg At Itriek •
United clmr-h ern Sunday. when Rev.
T. C. Wilkinson 4 t. Helens preached.
Mr. Ala.d.enght�, who with his wife snss
has Men visiting at the horns of Mrs. I
to the church ley Mrs. Helen Jlinde is IJog. (Mtsna}, returned m Detroit last 1 i
memory of her httsl.and. tow Tate Reessis•typt-
Wm. Rinds, rector of this parish. from ,t,,,--ral snidest' from Gala district
llavinpt a fen-tldeds trots in cemven 19(M1 to JIW$9. (ht !what( of l[rR, left on Mendac to write on the en -
having Hon they might more often choose, a Jtnde, AreMM....n :issues-itatern" pea-.,tranrr exaruinntMess. Amowg themwan
Rented Hie window to the Bishop for olive Garton, Jpppgael Rolls, J. C. Ree.
laswddts
i{r•istw.-wenM get s majnrlfy oledhRtidu. Thr rontirmation srrvhw Jack 0111e.pi.•. Isabel Coulter, Janet
cum' Mt elation Clay, followed. when nine mutilates pre- (•,,niter HMI elm" (bniter.
• • • twitted by the rector. Ker. F. 11. I'null• Th• follow ane were visitors, with Mr.
K.
0.. were emtflrmwd. Rev, J. N. 11.
Millis of Gab'rich *,sistel in 1110 ser-
vice, The Rlsltop took for his text:
-Relieve on the Lord Jesus Christ." and
preached 11 forceful ser on thris-
tlen faith. After asking the candidates_
to take this as their life motto, 110 te•
M11111141 111'. he'are'rs (hitt our faith Is
jppLrPrefeed du tering of love epos O.
and pointed out the red or these two
They had n eontr.t nt Sunnyside,
Toronto, oil Saturday. to chime..
"Csnada'o '1 .. Beautiful • Outdone
Girl."
The funny thing 'limit It. is
that retnMM's stoat beautiful nntdar
for indoor) girl waxier HA", at all..
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borers and.woutd lure -holed thedeWeet-` '•t:i (tlna married thWR' Tious.s pet..
if he had been on the machine. The tinwntiv, or impertinently, inquir t prinelplees felt throughout the world.
only alternative the truck -driver bad Tlie Gtsh'rirh ^$lanai. The proper re- ..cosy thins the metier with the
was to erseh Into the end of tie twisty, (or( would .rem to IN`, haw about(9ntrch with the world and CHI en
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or
brother? -/Anton Xeon -Re
or drlre straight down Into the ravine,
Inviting death In either ease.
How long dorm the county Intend to
leave this death-trap on the road/
The present county counrtl Is not re-
sponsibett=teteetne - hN•en- placed
there 'sirs ago:,but it 14 r.•mpontfhle
for 5,1,7 dap longer it remains there.
a mince to life end property.
EDITORIAL NOTES
Good-hye, Jame: We'll look for you
spin next year.
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MG alsheste 1Ml6inbw Day with the
• --moi- to Goderlch,
• • •
It *111 be a pretty tough world
fee the little boy or girl who hasn't
• •ickei to spend on the holiday.
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The colonic- Pound! may not be per-
fect. oltsrrtr•' The Petrone Advertl.Pr-
Topic, hut It is nearer the people than
any (toternment at Queen's Perk wnuld
be.
cord.
Nothing doing. This t.r-le•np year.
And nobody has asked ns.
• • •
Mitchell Hepburn, N.P., had a liar-
ecce --escape - from- sertotre Injury - IT
death a fres ley. ago while attempting
to break In s pair of eons on itis
farm near ht. Thomas. "Mit(h" 'and
a
hired man got the colts hitched to
a rake when the sklttIsh creatures
hotted sol Mr. Hepburn and his helper
And to jump to safety. The Incident,
along with the INmen(ahle accident
which remitted in the death of Thomss
Mc•Mlllan. M.P.. goer hi show that
farming Is one of the-ps•earlous mew
not Ions. "r
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The Government has a sehtme for
putting unemployed people "heck on the
land." 1t may tura out all right In
t•1 m. and 111-- Marla Campbell on Hun-
tley:
un-ley: Ifernnin Phillips, Mr. Hunter
anti ler. and )Irs. Campbell of Asltfleld
111111 Mr. Ira • ,optrll of Lueknow.
Mr. Archie Watt of ming Brandt
wpwnt the w' end here with his sis-
ter. Miss 11111 •1 watt, at the home of
Mr. Wm. Itnrb,rle• •
..lass, Henri-,,., ap was serlattsly 111
last week. i• utew improving.
• Miss Letti.' Poi 1* visiting with her
sister.
Mr- Ihsr Patton of Lucsn.
Sirs .Iran r and two ehlldree. Mr.
defy In general Is that men will not end Mr. Wuart Moore and two child -
work together for the (onrmnn gaol," 7.1.11 HMI aihs .taste Moore, of Toombs,
said ills Lorelmhip. He asked all Ida swat Inst wr k with the letter's par.
hearers to prey for the ooeepss of the .ants. S(rand sirs. Arthur Moore.
forth( Ing Economic Conference at SIN. .leg, I:iteble of Ashfield spent
fifteen, whMh has great ptn'hbllltl'Sunday. with Sim. Joe TtttIn. j
for ritt*Lglilt ma. w1 e-ectroom'ic firs- Sirs. A. It did ham been v1.1l Ing for
tent. gettfitg rid of our prMent telflsh flu. Gest kV, r with her daughter. ora IIII
system w-hIch has proved unworkable Balfour of 1 o(Itrow, •
ami rstabllohing n new• sywtem Newel 1 Mss nine eillonn, of Turnberry, ■
on the ('hri'tlan principles of give and 1 kltet 51 (1,, horst of lir and Mr. take, whlch minutia lay the fonneletbtn' Fri. Gaunt. 1 Kondey- 1
for a new and ietfer era. During the! MIR! LYlm:rrtd Ferrier hes Nom rot al
God Our Hearts with Leve Infleme." the
offertory the choir sang the anthem, "flltegeel rn t,....:h la the B:yry tligtt iiIII
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and the dnvt-by T.ncy Tod.. aol Mrs.
P'. H. Pauli. The rector then gore on
behalf of the perish nn address of wel-
come to the Bishop. The singing of the
ua.iiiiiisatis hearty .and -the Whole
aerriee., heatrtiful in Its'lmplicity. was
eery fnspiring.
Not until you make m
Intelligent. end fond
emu. fnllvldstNi eases. but It 1.1dull
fonder of struggle then
1111 (hen have yon mos
cult to see kow- mors propIP sen make Phllllpw Brooks.
Miss Mee. nttl/; of the mane, le
iwdkinylntg at Kincardine. '
Miss tela N. (NW st'- t a fsw'itt tt
lest week Its I ',s ow with IlItetsPlatits
San.
end Harold s ji 'Phos. -Guest. Merle
Mra
fling st TePa-
water with 1114 er. Mrs. Green.
MI's (slier K y vtslfed last week
Pn self reliant, with Mra. Ilve h of Lueknow.
of struggle - Mr and SIca"1'hns. Tnglio end son
-of help not Jim. of Hm' k, an•1 Fred end Robert
vest poverty. Mullaney of I of•aento spent hunts; 1111
• the home or Ur, end Mrs. Fred David -
• 111111E on the' land when those now
not It ens desperately tint to It to get Few things are worth a perattnal
Ion it Ioxl s Ilke RuMldl:int r'o Ir 'tnarrvl Quarreling •ettlea nothing
POWMr. and torn. Devitt Kennedy end
flintily and tl . baa Mrs. Duncan Ken-
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ym117 reunion picnic
y Mat.Wellwo d and
a'eMr 1-. letlya
t Norah Falconer.
sg with them. spent
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the week end 1 the latter'o hup here
Mr. Herold s agpufrliasedaWil- I$1$IR•$U■Dmfs•■•■tRta••••••••••fi•••■•■■AfIN
Ifm•ltnlshf sr
a g 1 P it Is a bed angel that stirs the waters, „My attend, -1 1
In Gndtrich
• • • - to raise more farm protons that ean-
A Pedestrians' Rights, Aste4liD=
nee twin 1ir- rtartwrh r
sspetrip
assertion of the rights of lt..tPlans
with reward to trattic on the streets
sag read,of the Province. T► multi.'..
OP fig its "planks" will be n •lem•,n'!
hut those who step down are sere to
remisere no worm.than before.
not 1* Inittiibly sold, Ghiaror
Ghia low -Pflug
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.- .r •iM rritts w,r
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farmers off the lenwhites turn will,
at
we pp ar. 1w sol.uldiaad to go hack
to It spin to force stU! others off an/
so on id Intlnlrum.
Find your ptrprliw and fling 7011'
11fr nit to It; anti the loftier Tame
prrrptael sl
t la, toes •tire you will he
M make the world richer with every
enrichment of rnnraelf Phillips
Brooke
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e -Opening!
George Kay, formerly of Detroit,
Announces the Opening of the
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in the store formerly occupied by the W. --C- -
Snazel , Cleaning and Pressing
Business, West Street. -
iditt
Stop! Look!
Listen!
Will dispose of all Haberdashery and other Cloth-
ing Supplies in this Store.
Prices slashed more than half.
Come in and stock up for next winter.
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