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• '▪ "1A>1 NL1 •To DATE .. .. ,...
A sorroling widow, baring a monn-
=�a,ls�tt a In memory of her late
ad, had the following Inscrlp-
• tem eared'upern It:
rQeobye, Harry ; My Light has
��ldea Out."
• months later, when she was
, some wit added to the la-
: "But I Have Struck Another
NDBENII
DANCING NIGHTLY
wit Y Z1E1'Y! 1I r1ECE
ORCHESTRA
rosiwring 1Cey ' Soloist
IC HOUDAY
IIIGRT PLOLIO--
Itoaday Morning August 5th
Dewing beer Int• L.
Usual — Evening Dame
SOIrriA 1 GAME
BAND CONCERT
IN CASINO
Sands, livening—Aug. 4th
—BT—
Obridisa Endeavor Dead
freefmrtrtff MIL Biked OM,
Tamer Sslatae, of Golf
INS -
ARY
111W4. EL1ZA JANE YOUNG
The death occurred on Sunday morn -
lug, at ler home ou I?Iglu avenue, of
stn jive Varve. widow of the late
Hobert Young. Mrs. Young had bees
la poor health some mouths. She
was 4a per eighty -sixth -rear. She
was bow at Port Hope,' 1 daughter
of Mr. gad Mrs. John Varcoe, and
ved with them to Gothorae township.
Sha. married Mr Young Ipp 1878, and
they farmed sue eisafuly in .Colborne
before Coming io Goderieh forty
years ago. She Nal a meteor of
North street fruited church. Surviv-
ing Is a brother. William Varcoe, of
Los Angeles. lir. Young died three
years ago. Ther were no children.
The funeral service was eoaducted
oa Tuesday aft••rnoou at 2.30 o'clock
bI dleeased s minister. Rey W. P.
isli11, emeisted by Bev. W. T. Bunt, of
Welsad, retired Baptist minister form -
Interment was In Colborne cemztery.
the pallbearers leeing
the pallbearers tieing sit nephew* of
deceased.
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LOI'18 Sy1'EWART
The ?leath of Louts O. Stewart, eon
of tbe late Mr. and Mrs. John Stew-
art of the Beumliter Nurseries, oc-
curred
c.carred on Friday, July 19th, at Brant-
ford, where be' lad tired for many
years Mr. Ste*art had never recov-
ered from a *roe. which he had over
Hires years ale. ale he suffered has
oilier stroke dlortly before his death.
Besides his widow. he leaves a daugh-
ter, Hrs. Wm. Thomas, of BeQalo;
also ave brothers and six staters. He
was a member and an elder of Oentnl
Presbyteries church. Brantford, also
a member elf the Independent Order of
1lbreaters. Ile was In his sixty-
fourth year.
The funeral took place on Sunday
aMlswoon. July 21at, from the real -
fleece, with tat�n�nt la Mount Hops
cemetery tekv. 'd Deane Johnston.
minister Central Presbyterian
church, tad. *edited by Rey. J.
pd. Wright. ' services were t-
by
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SIGIAL
The Wile's Chapter
of Motor Accidents
GODERICH, ONT.
Small Schools
NOTES
(Continued teal pap 1)
and ripped out eight upoishe then
aos„red -„ sioug,e.ils _.,w
lug a creek before coming to teat,
The qr (wn
as ext ivel* damaged,
a front • bele& smashed, while
tenders Were crumpled.
a • •f`
Wllao MoOoiatth, Sa*Ztord, satMet: Tecate,
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iate(
sirlagIng
looked
light lei a
sop
ate
bMr111 With the light le his eyes and
efore be realised his danger crashed
leto,the,rearot a parked tear on which
there were no lights. ,
The *winging light was • signal
(• ()minable Lever's dasb-
strait* the car, which Gad
Lees a wreck and was atteebed to
a t !yet twenty miles per hour.
The trout l of the cycle was
wrecked adll Wilson was thrown to
the road.
on
a. llghl"
pgfIrstithrh
i� redet'tion of kb ead-
t'ar door, and WIl-
tewtgr'd It at a moder-
He was unable to see
t
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IN ACCIDENT
#hen Sok the edge of the
ofON iM' e turn and rolled over
In the ditch tie Monday morning,
Lan ELaggftt, of Detroit, was pain -
fillip injured. His slier escaped with
a severe shaking rap. ThE young man
was taken to Alewindra hospital with
a fractured and lacerated.lett arm and
a (badly braised shoulder. lie oleo
suffered Shock.
The accident occurred•at Mellen -
us' corner on Nisi Water highway
north of (3 Haggett made a
wide turn to approaching car
on the cure went top wide
and rolled o 4tltthe &Itch.
e •
Two Cara art the corner of
WellisgMs Men are,. on
laaday evening. seise be
no excuse for a mlldlpl
exaslleot vier same.
preaching
me-
pr•oaching the intersection.
oar, going east o• Elgin av;, rail
Into a Michigan car proceedlag 00ith
el Wellington. Da Wage was etlgie,
settlement being readied at $2.>
accident, which might easily Len re.
suited In greater damage, emphasises
the necessity for consistent safe and
sane driving, particularly at Inter-
sections.
that the anellnt .easuu to In
'b# -et
lasts are daily pehiul our lakes and
OW"( nth for witch
us, It 1s pepkaps
an opportune time to draw &hs,atteu-
tion of the publidialiptke for
a yoltcy of con tea lu tun
with our ga sat w tural
wild lag resent a L
essential ha or ' '■t w CYrn-
tinue to enjoy, lit strati
tlaao,.t49
is cad
much, both phy and
tc the people of therm
l)ouservattuu, like many
Weems fur the
our water* are
TOOLED VOR r-ndiseU7
We can serve you la Haddam,
Work to a eilcrometic Mae.
We are equipped with mssidemq
designed for modern-day Na -
cline Shop heeds. Our fold le
made up of competent, time'
taught specialists. We VWa the
men and machines tar entarcet
your requlremestag.a•
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ARER'S
USIV101 STATION AND
=LOMHZ SHOP
Tire Demlers—
Bayf eld Road
RE
and PAINT
AULCRAFT PAINTS gree high
gsfltllly and low le prke.
You will find first-class value*
in our stock of
FURNITURE ad STOVES
We positively save you money
W. H. Blackstone
Ort the Dreads ay of Dederick
When a car driven by (leo. Mac-
Leod turned over In the ditch after a
.out, he and Thos. Swartz escaped
wi a shaking up and bruises. The
accident oecarred ow Wednesday after -
110012 about two miles south of Clin-
ton
lto-ton on Not 4 highway, Tim ewe .woe
extensively danapd. •
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Making a wide turn from the Square
to South street on Monday evening at
830 p.m., Regben .*Nowt: _ St.
George. Crescent. drove his auto in-
to the side of one driven by Mrs.
Beei-ers. Elgin avenue. The Beerers
car was damaged on running board and
fender.
mmerciai Priatin
s
There 1s one chance only to,eirtjae
military taboo at the Canadian -
tlosal Exhibition and that 10 ee Sat-
urday night, August alts. New feet -
tires will be introduced and there will
be an Increase In the nuamr of mama/
bands. The pageant "aide does eat
get Its premiere until M pt bight.
August 20th. y
BIRTHDLt OELEBRATION
rr-
WMteehoreh Pelriaei Paws His 89th
allellee
Whitechurch, Julr-.1u Interesting
gathering was held Friday at the home
et Mr. and Mrs. prior Mackay of
Rae Wawanosh when they and their
family of eleven children celebrated
eighty-ninth birthday of Mr. Mac -
Born I0-iddertilsslUl, Protlattclr
Mr. Mackay came to this country with
his parents, two sisters and three bro-
thers, when six years of age, the fami-
ly settling In Zona township near
Woodstock. Afterwards he moved to
Sinless township lied 11e has been Ii
this locally ever since.
hbrt7<laed year. ago he marriwl
Miss (latherline MacDonald. and to
thein eleven children were horn:
Christina. Mrs. Purdon ; John. of We-
wota, Sad(.; /Sarah, Mrs. Markle, and
Casale, Mn. alpritle, of Kennedy, Sask.:
Pan, ofpuetpg; Charles, of Datrav11Ie;
Was Mfrs, at home; Etta, Mrs. Rohr.
Mowbrelp; Mew Bertha, of Stratford;
Angus, returned missionary of Uae
Ptetab ria* )hurch In Jhansi, India ;
and don. of Wingham, all of whom
Were pratet,tt.�.�gT�he�y have also forty
eight'grandebldren.and seven great-
grsndebildffik god over fifty of these
relatives enjoyed the privilege of
gettlaa acquainted with their unknown
relative..
ie the afternoon the young folks
while others were Leon -
"'Int ttlee
std time.."
We can give you .prompt and
satisfactory service in
uncial Statements
is
lets
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Stationery
.1 .(t JWtatement Forma
‘Factory Forms
• - Business Forma
Blotter*
tEeg
'pia
(
Envelopes (a11 kinds)
Tickets
11413Cards
Z,Cards
Wedding Stationery
Funeral Folders
Announcements
Shipping Tags
Posters
Hale Bills
Window is
Auction S e Rills
Printed Forma Sade Tim. an
Many Otherwise Tedious
Better Printing is o
Simplify
asks
r aim
'Prices Reasonable
treIr -
-The Sig
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e
"'est
played
tag a great many of the
former .ek friends and pupils and
neighbors preseq. to •hkre with
them this 1 ' al eillat. •
John M v , n apompltshed en
tertelner r rota til the program
put ofr • h' idly to remind them
of old `whew Say practised their
st scall Wept the gathering
in with -til• old-time plisses
and e. Peedttagar Mrs: A. E:.
Pnrdon aft called on to tell a • story
In Gaelt'A Dor circled 'memtbera et
the Welly, aw.he nod' to do when the
parolee were away, and much merri-
ment mess the result as she proceeded
Mrs. Robert Mowbrag,entedain d with
s ;tenttish reading on ' Mss Rano:
,-lnwtion. Wit, Ills Norm" Hector
Mn(kay ss)tg literal' old-time; Mega
whirls ensile showed his wriedarfui
memory and vorsatlllty, and wit gine
l u••ety more", to which he r
1.11ce Donald Mackay of T
plaw.d .t'yeral numbers .n tbe
rel StTls lierfd-iNM'ttmg,-
sans ' M., r, of Argyle. elk
' lowed b- ..•''••r number* 01 ,Will fa
rn
ea
Aif&
Should Be Closed
Bay Inapeotorg at " 1>gtatly, thio
Education Ooste--Tpt►Iq.
Various ruggeatiltf4 W improve -
went of Outarto's cede tl 4 fastwn
were made Wore the rNtiaL /MaAtt-
tee Of enuuiry.. a 4sess
which
t tat „NW**.
t �E o*,Ihuday.
Atuoureboot
tllt
g the graft bK were
rchoul ance,. lades,
ehaugea in school cum pay -
went of fees foe puplts dl' ttt 'odary
f echo cols vecafbOtil edam In -
dally,
er Im-
portant subject., ta widely misunder-
stood. The eowwosest form of mis-
understanding is the belief that it la
something for the e'er to wor-
ry about, romethiei wttk the
individual need tri grit concern
himself. This Is unfortunate idea,
because no matter What censer vaBonet
measures the Gerdemmeat way tutru-
duee these will peen ineffective with-
out the support of the will,.
You probably bate not giveu the
subject a great deal of lit, so It
may not be out ogee - d you
that the game a 'taws are
conservation weassr'c, e great-
est importance. Here are, forex-
ample, laws Iltultieg ihseason dur-
n educat 'from the
counties, were peeeent. b
The °pluton was advanced lig' Mare
of 'those present that sebools with au
atteudaute of under ten pupliejingilid
In the majority of cases be closed.
It was pointed out that the School Act
now allowed a' township to form a
school board, but ndne had been
formed. •r .
Tho. roow tt�'emquuestion rS _to the
effect e( the ruling of the Llapait t
setting the minimum salary fo
idlers at $5110 wet various
WINS
pessimisms A
farmer, west of
the third time
a prise iu a Ida
00 Won, results
been auuuuuced. This t.
third place, being the o
from Huron .vuuty who
'•mens,
litter consisted of cine
at the age of 1.0 doss
louuds, or au tccrage
each. Eight of tate uta were selects.
Brown,
Lar for
ln wla-
lit.ter
have
he woe
entraut
+ceded lu
Wh•
up, ebicb
Igted 1800
210 pounds
AT THE PARK 11101.'S2
Quests of the past week at the 1'ark
Haase were Controller W, D. and hire.
Robbins and daughter, of'�lexxonto; Mr.
and Mrs. lite.). Dacey. 31 Symington
and Mn. Tory, of St T as; P. H.
Fisher, of Toronto: Mary L. Winter
and Mrs. M M. Ward. of Woodstock:
e -Bat `.Lra 4'..-;i,asi'-l;Iesesonew..Ot
Ohio; is(,: atl� "dMtu.. L
Kuauff, of lousing. Mich; Mr. and
Mrs. It. E. I:Iffels and family. of lir.
trolt; 51r.. R. 11. Tye and childreu.
Mary and Billy, of t'otl.orue; Mrs. J. B.
Robertsuu, lit Windsor.
BUOCEB/S GARDEN PARTY
Atwood Eteot Draws large Number
to 8t. George's Church Lawn
The annual gardcu"twrty of St.
George's church, a popular soelul event.
was held on the church grouuda on
lit some teases It w•a1 etabfd l it 7hursela last. l'h • 1 c groom:4 were
had kali the desired effect tug 1 Lrilllaritly lighted in the e%eniug and
salaries to the minimum A , while were gaily fe.tuoia•d with culorfu,
iu other cases It was said t trustees Hug*, hunting aud-tewwc's. The
were taking advantage of the ug to roadway' iu (rout of the grounds eau+
reduce salaried, In one case a salary of ropedoff and the baud ot the Coder
))Whist having been na•
due.l to Irtar. Ick Musical Sock ty played several
Township s•heoi bards were els. numbers in the eyeirug, while the
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lug which certain dib ("le may cussed, opinions being advauced lath
legally be taken. These are neves- for and agalurt the proposal. One
wry, In order that natural protege- speaker who advocated township
Gam may not he disturbed. There are boards suggested that the chief uppo-
luwe regulating the sire limits of fish, sitlon to the proposal was from people
who cuu.sidered,lhe move the thin edit
of the wedge leading to consolidation.
Huron Insposlesg
Dr. k 31. Field, pjubl(c school ht'
spea'tepe for' East Huron:.that fifth
forty( Perk was being car
sutte*stully In his an
the exception of the Its nava. He
favored township or county seb.,l
boards, although there were many in
the rural dletrlets who vista. opposed.
ere well? some .*bunk wi
ree er tupr pupils which m
as well be he said.
lumped E. C. Beacom o( West
•Hurounsa that some salaries under lu charge of the booths and tables
1500 had been paid lastyyear, but these were Dr. J. A. Graham and Mr. Frank -
lad trees 4cresied levans* of the de lin ('alder, L4.-Ool. A. F. Sturdy
parttraaetal regulation. Mr. BeaNm and Mrs. Sturdy. wheels of fortune; Mr.
also x114 le knew of a few schools
H. (e Williams and Mr. Gerald Calder,
Cvtth •0 *Sea. of less than ten keno; Miss Kathleen Whiteley. Mr.
a�Att
Reg . Fisher and Mr. Frank Riley, re -
mitt ILewesee freshmerlts; Basf Bradley, Donald
To the Q�ltetton,'"Would youou feel that 7.
the Minister of Macedon should make %ickera. Billy Beattie, Harold Shore
nee of legislation to close these schools and Harold Black. of the Church Boys'
with leo thantten pupils?" the general Leagule, under Mrs. Palmer, fishpond:
answer trout the laspectors present were Mrs. H. J. A. MacEwen, fancywork ;
that t uthority should be v:essI Mrs. epruck„ IloreMrs I. D.
In th ln.apector. In sou! cases EuatwJosan.h Mrs. H. (,
weWall;a ms and
there was the possibility that the at- Miss Edith Williams, homemade bak-
tendanee would grow, but ail inapC"IOrs lag,
felt there were .some schools which
reedy should be closed. 1t would be ••Empty inclotbooks tle farm
re advantage to the, few students to at -"Telt. a lure 11%bAupube flit( cite"'
teed other wheats 'mot- • tt would ease ra l io D se
the financial burden on the section.
and the bag aid steel limits of game
and fish. The reamed fur these are
obvious. There ate utauy others
which demand our ■tteutiou, but all
of them have one purpose in mind,
Lamely the preservation of our natur-
al wild life resources, mamwab, birds
cud rah, while permitting the greatest
amount of liberty to the individual to
Indulge his bobby. Waste. extrava-
gauee and illegal practi, .-. ober i long
period of years have reduced the var-
ious species to forest. Mie and stream,
aid only by publtetsupport ot a pro-
gram of conservation e'an we hope
to build up once more these depleted
resources. •
The greatest contribution the in-
divldual can make to the preservatieb
and reetonttos of cur fish attd game
resources is a •met obediellc!i di the
laws hitaeelt, and� chime at
M. own respott 11Ity to • see that
ethers do sot break them.
The *Alps o{ tlgertsmauship are in-
volved tin. law o'blliesenee. We quote
from ao eattoried Is Rod mod Gan:
"Tse angler who 'is talc and quare
to the game-Ssh (regulations lea true
conservationist. Spawning naso have
0o worries whey he is around. Small
trout can take kis fie 1a wtety He
duel qp We t setrmg or spearing.
Bt' scene pFTlf..n ---.- re as mist
Is right be helps to pre(erwe the fish
on quite
trate. rrttL
of our lakes sad streams. Malutaln- I Several expreswd an •pini an That a
Ing our gamedzh supply is not mere- fee should be charged for secondary
a ease of planting waters with the
education after the second year.
_i
product of our hatcheries, it is rustm
Ing In the minds of our .port -fres
that they, and they alone, eau make or Three Picnics at
roar the future of fishing."
throngs that attended wandered batt
and forth between the several booths,
where wheels of fortune. keno • and
other gamer %%ere in full swing. A
fortune teller a1.0 wee well patronised
Early In the evening stopper was
served rat Ishii,. on the lawn by ladles
of the congregation The tables were
prettily decorntwl and made an at-
tractive picture in the outdoor setting
Mrs. G. I.. Parlous presided.
Winners 1n two draws were Mrs It
4'.. Hays. purse: airs. A. C. Calder.
bridge set; Mrs Mitehell. mattress;
Miss ' I. Broeklel,ank. magazine .tend:
MI.. Joan Groves, living -room table.
The winner of the hope chest is not
yet known, as the lusty key has not
been returned.
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9Aarrday, August 1st, I935--4
Graham higlis
for the past twelve years with
J. J. Hugltarth's garage
aaasaasea .line opening o&a
SERVICE STATION
Up-to-date Repa4r /Shop
Sunoco Gas and viii`
8IIN000 LUBRICATION
CAR WABNINElt
Free Cratlk aOpee Beretta
Hided. -
"Stiehl progress follows
development of transpo
Jesse H. Jones.
Fish primarily for recreation, and
Unlit your catches. To feel the r
[,ending to the strain of a fighting
lass, or to hear the reel singing Its
accompaniment to the fighting effor satlnned from pap I)
of II a gamey ti•:are inevmpa t�b A program of sports was conducted
thrills from ,1 sporting standp it.. members of this year's exes•utive
Itewenrticr. le,tt.•ttr. that a fish In the committee, composed of ails. M.•BalIle
L,at ia. but .i pe"-Is'e'tlt'e fiscal, while and Mrs. David bc1l`ain. of Gode-
s fish in the r offers unlimited rich: Mrs. Bete Roach Mrs. Frank
Thrills. ,Toney and Mrs. Lorne leers, of lain -
Mile we point oat that bag limit! gannon, and Mrs. Jahn Tongan and
are not something 1" be alined at, butr( airs. William 1Vatson. et Nib.
are rather a rens story measure of 1 After the sports suppler .1v It Belie
protection t.eyvott ,yhic-h it is Illegal 1ho members of the safes committee.d
Ice go A. a men -cine of eon.ervation curl a brief and huinorassillipeech Inter
therefore, do not take more Hsh thanwas s4
delivered In realacent vein by
you can use, wgtlat the limit set by Mr Bailie. R
Miss Bellle and'1Nrw. MI'llwaln agalu
law. Those you release untnJurtd to- oere,1da.ell °n the executive commtt-
day will be available for tomoftow's tee,.ytlLug with airs. Treble, airs.
i catch and it f. with tomorrow that we Wm. Lyons. airs. A. l Mott. Mrs. D.
are most concerned. Today there is Foweer, airs. u'. )hl -low and Mrs. D.
a sufritmry, toenerrurr's pleasures will Fowler.
ten.
depend upon how ec sae or abuse our
Park Yesterday
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privjleges of today. ` - - -WANNER I EVNION--_ -
l.et your neighbor de his own fish- Returning to the scene of -their first
Ins bell praltrettty sale; the sport reunion held ten years ago, members
Jost a* much a. you. once he ttromes of the Tanner clan gathered at th
Intere.te,t, and you will be conserving Park. It eau the first tithe the re -
the sapprlp. union had been held here since the
Organized effort alms eonservation- ortgtnal gathering. Those attend101
sl line. la the beet method of preaerv- were deseendants of James Tinter,
Ing our natural wildl sosources. who venue from England to settle at
If there Is a Fbh and Protec- Stratton eighty-seven years ago, atter
five As.oclation In
mitt,
a brief stay at Woodbridge. a
and ytrit rare not pot 8 mehArer, join it; About one hundred and y re
it there 1. no n•..s'latton at present, present, coming from Toro to,
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Olen to form one. We shall iso glad to ford, Guelph, London, Paisley, Wa
Assist you to orK•toire if you will write ton. lMen Sound, Atwood, - Ne
us, Parliament Ituildiem, Toronto. Handier and Clinton. Many pejo,
,inner in the pavilion at elle part
t'O\FID R others arrived In the afternoon In/
Confidence Ixegel. Mita Romeo and recce eondueted by Meq
(on&lenee cannot he .,€.4,11102 day. Laura M4ott, of Walkerton, Mr. A. B.
They conquer who believe they can. Sounders, of Owen Sound. .tad aft:
Confidence Is the companion of sue- Watt Tanner, of Millbank.
,OSS. Mrs. H. Johnston, of Clinton, Is pre-
sident of the elan, and Mr. A. F. Wad-
•'aty hop." ,.,it the inietnese man to dell. of Stratford, le secretary -trete
his mon, "there .re two things that men%
ars vitally n,re..ar) H you are to sue-
cved In busine•. 'Atepgler was served betel* the clan
"What are they dial?" efisperwti Mr pnofltsr yea
"Honesty and .npeltf."
"What 1. h .i."" .,..
"Always no issuer what happens,
no matter how adversely It may affect
yo--4lwayw keep robe word °nee you
haveugiveti It."
"And angaclty-'''
"Never give your evord."
THE ST.\IIL� 'Fine, mite the paf#on asked the
I ride If ',hell obey het hItamerl"
A doctor and a mlalat.r rweto,, "Whitt happened then?"., .-{
teed off for a gddf came. i "SIM replied, '11. fon Nthleth .1'w
"Well. alt," .rid the dodo- "e -'est erasy' and the groom, who was In a
are we playing Ler' j -ort of dace. replied, 'I der'."-
The 'minister "1• '✓<s.
"It's a little f my line t0 0",. OUT A! PLACE
he sheared.
",list's right ,c." returned the was a distinguished num jot lettere
phywlelwn N ,tight to ploy for ! rte was give enn
enol .nwwbas Isflturn
tibio¢, how 1'11 fell eon what One of thee ladies preweat uaggested
,'A - 111 p 411 '1' 11 Mnlplete physi- � to this hostel. that ha wonted to he
xamilatlnn _ 'MIi fly pte.,r .oeh • party.
mlttuttr a YPt:' rep11 ghee frosto.s ,. to a
jr- �'ai(nd PH'
'OA ktMrt t1mio. "gvn see. Ife ao 1 tnrk
p," a as but vent
--$ prayer."
anything
"Nothinethsges the
today so aahetra one
of kindliewlrw we soma
to show." - F.tnlly Poet. •
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Public Utilities
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HAVE YOU LOOKED THEM OVER YET ?
IF NOT — WHY NOT ?
For Real Value in Used Care come to
STEDELBAUER'S
"The Place where your Dollars mean the moat"
Rouse & Bell G a ra
KINGSTON STREET d
GODERICH
Horse Race
Monday, Aug. 5
1935 a<1.311 n'cl„ck
$2500 in STAKES
N i sty -six Entries
New Grandst and Fast Half -mile Track
General \Ad mission - 50c
Pins fax 1Oc)
BETTING4RIVILFGES ALLOWED
J. B. Whitely. ., E. R. Wigle, W. F. Clark, Y.S.,
Vr.i Asst. Set'y and Tread. $ecretir).
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