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INK' liV, July . ` 'nes rLer(.l'a u
per Wok at"brervvi in the ilrnite4 a°Iat1rel
tort & nduy afternotut, with the pat!tor,
Ire r. 'Gordon ifaziewolltl, in cu.
.five anew • embers were added to the JKuni0e- Milne,
church, roll .Mi,. ,s s Nora '.Mac`'. thee,
Ruby I, Wilson Betty reagin Phyllis
were Mr. and Mr& ArtIvat" Meedel, of
Tolcvd(, arid U(sna liowa d :llaEwicL
of
M. and ,ME's , ll.p. E.tipztriek 01 Tor-
a)rat°, !.1u t.Teutdgirg their holidays.. in
Eenmilie .
ST. IiELaEN ti ,
b '; 111134-N1S,' rl luly , a. Dau^ , Earl
111011 SCIIOOL ENTRANCE
RESULTS
RQbert r 1M a ex a Nedais May, Thelma Parker, 'Betty. Payne,
Won by June Baeehter and Thomas. 1Pe>ctlrale, 'Donald Pre-SzeatOr,
Lorne Preszeatot<,'tRobert Pude, Rayn-
itobinsont, Grant .Itoeszler, .700r3,9
Sims, Doris <S ,inner,. Jean ,Snell, pearl
Stania'ke, 'Kennieth Taylor, Wild-
man, l,Iarry Wilson, laugh ' iXTn15Pn,
!tiPrioti,
setd O under tlieat•provithe dUonslgh of 'c1ioRe uo1
-
(v) . "
'i;ittrance dtegultiatloiis Alvizi „'Sits.
, E.N' t'r
l rst•c ss Houors Ida Alfa "man,
I'hyllis'Dou ttil; Ruth '1iess,';Stunrt Me-
Bride, Patsy MCDonell, I.enoa`e'Nornliu-
ton, Rutlr°Rathwell, ,Norma Sangster.
Beraud -class. onors -'Ron old Bell,
Jan C'bandler, Robert Cook, farioxi
'Greene, Grant 'Maclean, Mildred rurdy,
MarlonMayTay
Saulor.gster, Donald 'Shepherd,
III. aiAand J•t)la,io `.Wilson, all frtoln th'e
1) l a had the Tr iefoxtline to fail dela n'
stairs in the barn, fraeturan , at lone
in her wrist n• cru ugl a ils
. , . First-cYass Honors over 75% of total
Sundayttehool. Mr. tilstsla*wood took ,as ltru i , niaarks) trrre '$aeehler, Mara • d lair»
t
his tat ..1)o alai, in-
r�i'Illt'AA:1),rllnt°k? of
.the t k i a lx err lter� holm, i''igitz° Fisher, Gordon Jolmston,
qe,g • l t , . sClarice tlsa ,aline, Think* :Milne, Martin
i 4silil `i 1U b required several ral stitches.
( I,, Moll and Allan ,full � 'Olat�, . �I'aDuliz?<4� � t1',aktersctaa►• �'ut1D, acid,
'fir. and M
Mary V. t'1tt '" `\`ere lir It illatl) «i/alfa all 'i'onbetn's janstittzt lite 'July Intel': dteryl Sanderson, ',Gladys Slieling, Doug.,
u ` ing of tite Women's institute 'as ,held
Sunday. �arts '�.'h(>!rtanN, IIElelezz •'\'VilsPrt. .-. ��.
1r.. and Mrs. Gt`(�rge Paterson, of in the 4'omatunity I1:t11, V%itla' thirty in t ,,
with the president, ilr , Seeontd•el s Honor (74i ',to 74(Y e
•furl M. • • IA . lI. Reed told attcndatl(e and 1
,,)rt►illi .
t of 4 o(k rich were visitors with Gordon Merhersoll,, in the ("hair. The
th 1.r M ' ;x 'oeng 'du at roll Caul was well responded to. with'a
their' uncle, Mr. A1(.. � �•,
a • • current event. The treasurer, reported
itr(d� ;t, § ► re.• ettn ' of „the Iirocetrtls ,for the at-home a t.4 $.0.5R,), !Douglas -1tis: , L. s( llri°stllit ,t\,c l rt , . • . '; •(;5 had ken realized froth Douglas .Iiartison, Mervyn Roy, Jean
"�'Vhit�l)y, i,�, home for this \ti't�t'1. tun' was � ,trttl' t1}at,,,, 1 � -Kershaw', s.4vice 1'Vaarener, Robert
sale oftickets oIl the quilt, It was
Miss' .•a the .al- tl 1 r Williams.
... ��( fast 1 t
'bridesmaid f.)i. - i,. .
1)er .zl , Tuesday
,r , , r\ ate r11ott,.e, Marjorie
marriage ou ilie�dtt � u(►rn}lz��;:• agreed to donate �=„•� t() the Red Cross, - � i Donald
lat,r anal ai,t ,t a •s _ Mary laud $'.l�► to the, British War 'Viet Pass 'Lloyd Aiken ea i,
�.Mr. 1)unald-.\I,tci art trod' 111xs \Lal, ,r. - •it• tin Ainslle,•Janies Ii;isset,,•%velyn-Brech(>i ,
totalmarlrs) 'nt�toriaa Il:,te(rhler, Joseph
'Baker, Andres. Barker, Edith: Donald-
sOn, 'Gerald Dustow;-Willlaam. ]!i er,
Alberta 'Gallagher, Joy . 1laddezal,
a of £ oth'iall 'visited Mrs. Hen,- , 1 uu(1• 1Ieleu I)tirnlll .,. a lec .t c, ,
1�aC� n
,
topic
;pry
i The •
'� h
•� Dishes."
"Washing t
d
r-
derson oil Mondey. , ' English Woman .it Work, preparecl,by
The farmers, are busy with hay, r . , �. by :�%ra`: lie -
()lark
is not a heavy crop. Mr. X'%11 Mrs. 1). Phillips, wee retul ,
ark i� tiling his silo •with. alfalfa. , Kenzie ,We1►b, Kitchen" was _ tht sub-
' wheat is" ripening flet 'and some Jt c* + 1--r& &din -•hj- r} - ! > s l
ie h ) , 1 •his wei%le . 1t wnli be Margaret and Florence \ie.I1wrsoil'fa+- Il
fields will l e cut c 'owith a duet. ,'Tickets were sold to Irene 1.aithwelte, Alvin Leonhardt, a
attst an average crop., i the
,> - o n a towel donated l.IK the, 'Lillian Ma�cDoilald, j leanor
'The 'Ii.radies' A,(1 lr(>ltl their .,,Tiny the value of �,...(1,► 11 �%c�I)otl:Ili, ,1?oris M4;i%talon; fiezrneth
mee
n•e at '11.1 tai on , by Mrs,. ,James t„auut and Mrs, Gordon ! , , . .�
T1tu i,(tt at `the ,rzta s y ,Mt\Iiiltu, Albsrt ';a%eTuVLsh, Ialco1m
Thursday, When Mrs, Boyle 'wilt be \ eTaviSh we the winner. Lunch Of ,\1,tI•latt, Shirley Medd, Jatmt u litehell�
1►read and butter au(1 salads was serI'eci
h(osfes 1 ' h0.te {'' , Mrs, sl obn Cameron, .John 1I011rill g, Murray; Oke, Yvonne
T.,'1`he W .,\%'S. meet at 'the hums of by tl e �tihealr(Iutvn, Marjorie' "S`illib \S'adelene
„ Mme, 'Henclerso>1 on Friday afternoon, , um IIrI�• Webb and Mrs. Lorne ',mita!, June Sparks, Chris• Sturdy,
' when the .'g rls will put on the pro' -ram. \\'u0(1',. • George Westlake, ''Lenore Whitely,
• The light rains have been very help- .• Marian !Williams,.Dan Willis,. Norine
ful, but more is neededfor beau : olid • Willis.
h•y
x�a�erops.-�..: - . ,_--- -, _ _ . _ _ .... - I'us5it(•i °uliler the provi5ions of iltegu=
Joyce Cunningham, Lennard Dodkili,
'Gerald Fisher, ,ShirleyFreeman
George Ginn, •ItalDert. !Gina, Jean Good,
John i(rahap, alta ' iartney, X�'fXliam
Baro eye. Flmt'r Jenkin, Elinor Johnston' •
" erWaird 'Kuittin:;, Frame !Kneeshaw,
BENMILLER•
;13tDNMINIiL1! R, July S. -Miss (liar-
-lutte li od.visited her brother at Thorn-,
dale over the week -end. •
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn, Long of- Hamil-
ton were- viOtors, with Mr. and lairs.
J. R. tLong last week. .
Miss &Iazel Baer and 'liths Myrtle,
•Pfrimmer are delegates'from Benmiller
to • the • Summer School which is in
session this -week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Adam s(raig and family,
of Toronto, are_spendin�; their holidays
with.- 1r._ and Mrs . S. V enstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Sieber ofTl!etroit -Vi ited
i\'-a3.1•t -r e -,i nd-Flayu sleet•-T-uce-
day. .
-Mr. and Mrs. 'Elwyn- Pfrimmer took
a pleasure trip'up north last. week -end.
:Mrs. McGuire of Lueknew spent a
few days with Mrs. W.:Straughlan this
-
week. - 1 •
The iBenmiller United, church picnic
will Pe held on Thursday at 'Harbor
.Park, Goderieh. • - - -
A tluilting was held in the church last
Wednesday, Vvhen two-- quilts -were
-''.quilted for the soldiers; -
Visitors twat the home of Miss aL.
claedel for several clays last week
ASHFIELD
`SI1FIHIM July 7. O.S. Re hell
Parrish, of was home for the
week -end. .
kiss Sadie Johnston 'of Wingham
spent the week -end with her sister, Miss
Maynle Johnston.
Mrs;;, Joliii Neil Mackenzie of Ripley
}s visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. A.
MacLean. '
Twelve members of the Mary Hardie
Mission Barrd and their leader Mrs.
lation • 10 (5) .of the High. School
Entrance iltegulation Richard Corn-
ish. -
The Robert Park. )memorial medals
were wou-by June dBaeehler for Victoria
School au Lby Eunice Milne for (central
Sehooi.
'B AY'1•ll'BIJU CENTRE
First-class Honors --June Middleton.
Second-class II -O rs_Evan Sparks,
\'m: Macdonald., .attended t`he fatal) rn Audrey Sturgeon:
Pass -Keith !Brandon, Oraig,
I.ueklicrw last 1'hurs ia� s Eileen
The Destitute lust Tact George Iiear(1, Phyllis Lindsay, Dorothy
Thursday _zLt.-thi,_.._htlzni' -)t' Mrs -1:1140
��MeLeocl, John Pearson, Helen 'Sturgeon,
Mackenzie.l°e(ina Webster.
Miss -Tena -Carrick-of Virginia and., _ 'DI'.:\GAN:NON
Dcfrothv,, Douglas of Lucknow Alan Barter ,(hon.), James Bradley,
visited friends here' on Siuihi1ay. _ u _Amy C`riliTitu, ileiIitrft'curo- fr-th'tn.
Miss iGretta• 'Campbell of 1 ucknow Morris Currie,- Harold Dickson, Lindsay
was a- °guest of Miss Mary MacLean ' I)urnin, John Parrish, Elwyn Feagttn•,
over the weekend. • - FtItos Gibson, Gerald Gilmore, Betty
Dr• and Airs, R L. White, of (`h•icago, I Hamilton, prances Iiizmilton ; John
' and ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert •Sedtt and Hunter, Ruth Irvin, Helen Johnston,
daughter Barbara, of Detroit, have been , Isabel 'Lednor, Elaine •Little, . Maxine
vistarig for a few days with Mrs. ICI, McGee; I v'M,icl ni;ght;. I;enileth-'-Mac
•
Pass -„-Stuart Adkins, June Blaeh."-
well,, 'Clarence Dialing, John Drysdale,
'Dorothy : ,Maepon,ald; Gerald Moffat,
Donald Munn, 'George Otter'bein, James
ltowcl}ffe, Fva;1n.. Sims, Sim�s, JErna`Waiter ,..
_..__,
Passed under the provisions of 'Regu-
lation. 10 (5) of the iliigh. School
•Entlranee titegulations-Alpine Me'Ewen.
, . DA1 ikH'\,VtOOD
Fiirst-eluss Honors-,Velznnt ,Glarlte,
Howard Daters, , Howard Greene,:
,)Cecelia Hartman, Mary fioulahan, Irene
Jackson,' Eleanor McLinehey, Hubert
Miller, .\Ier1a .Miller, Margaret' 1atz,
Wilfred Regier, 'Alice Taylor, 'I')velyn
Walper, Dorothy 'Weber, Donna Webb.
Second-class Honors- iEl ie ,Gaiser,
Phyllis 'Grafton, 'Glenn. Haugh, Marion
Hatson, Morley Love, Alice 'MdCann,
,
.111x1 ,Silt.):, 11.Vb
TOP TO TOE FIRA.GRAANCI •
Personal ` dain daintiness. 'is one• of the
, 1~ .
.most inn'poi'tant assets of any woman,.
trait -there hii no.. excuse for (tilrel'C;'� ,-
ties,s, Now that warm days are here,
'be 'sure to keep ifreslt tuna frargrant.
To guard against unpleasant breath,
1.
use a mouth wash frequently. ;A sllx
1>le, and 'effective mouth )vash. 'cNalt be
made at home by .ad'dsin�g n few' drops
of my,rrh:- to ialf--a- gla,bs of water,:
Cleatr) your teeth regular'l'y.' Incident-
ally, you'll find,dental floss most
helpful.
GODERIC U TONOTSITIP
Gi rI).l Bl'IX111 IN li\'imus7Et11~I' July 'a.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. i uller were Mi'. and Mrs.
Geo. Mecktlionglifi 'Messrs. Arnold Me:.
('tallough and Jael,i; Donovan, all of
London.,
Mr. and Mrs, tAithur Evans and fain..
11y,. of '.ripperary, were $-und,; timests
with MI. -arnh Mrs, John Jolr'uston.
Miss Betty 'Fuller entertained. a num-
leap°of her friends at birthday party
on -Thursday. Tate " ;dung jtop)1t en
jt), edtdatlleiug uxitil n late hour. .
The July at . !ting of the W.M,S,' will:
be lteld, on ' :ednesday afternoon, of
this week at the lt&lne of Mrs. -Arthur
Tiehborne -' 1,
Mr. McLn of Ripley ;occupied' -'the
pulpit of Union church on. Sunday, -re-
presenting the 'Ontario 'I'+e p erance
Federation; - The SPealeer took - 'as his.
text ''Ifloliie now, and, let us reason
together" (Isaiah 1 :11D;
Mr. J art 'M- Allhster of Waterloo
spent Sunday at the home ofs.Mr, and
Mrs. a Al'
RM ,Mc 11,s ter.
'P ai'esantatipn to Teachey r-lOn Friday
afternoon the pupils of 'S. -S", NU. 8
pand
their .teacherr, Miss 'EsIlier_llaelIath,
enjoyed a Anal picnic' at J'owett's- Grove,
Iiavfield. During the evening thie
teacher, 'who has been at the 'Gully'
Iy your `hair clean and shining? It's school for foes .years,;, - was, presented
�r ou give it, n „tittle
. with a beautiful :brooch as a token of
steeple enough if v i'
}remembrance.' Miss Maelath has been
negletion. si hampou freq 'ntly. iDon t engaged' as teacher Of the 'intermediate
rte 1(;7ct to brush your hair vigorously room in the Dashwood Public school•
and often. Massage the scalp c)cc:t-
sionally with bay rum, too. '
Perspiration is one of the most oll-
stint of summer' worries. .Don't' try -
:Jean 3LaeG a :..Jo1et' Rader, Anne.-to.,jre-vent perspiration, because this
.Schroeder, Harold Schroeder, -George is a most essential bodily ftrlteiion, and.
Wolfe' r' you'll' start all sorts crf vompgeations
Pass, -Ross sBroWn, 'Stanley IT'inney, if you stop it. r You --can, however.
_Morley Polilliam lock, L slie ltegaer, R'I,vnlond, arvey Pickering,
prevent perspiration odor. Wash f're.
Regier, Lois 'Schwartz, eltuth--•°Swartz,
Marion Sherritt, James Taylor; Rene
Thibeault, John Willert. -
ZUtR.IICH -OEt TRE
First-class,Honors-+Celestine Ayotte,
Gertrude "iDruar; • Dennis ,Ducharme;
Pauline Haberer, 'Marjorieapp,
quently with an olive oil soap • to ,en-
sure thorough cleansing,' then dab sinne
deodorant, cream ?under your 'armpits.
Keep the armpits' free from , hair, of
course.. ,,If you have ani'"'difffeulty in keep-
ing .your feet, enol -an�cl, dainty, rob
Kl them with vinegar; then spray. them
Phyllis McErnde, Myrtle McKinley, with talcum powder.
Helen:4lillere :Helen O'Brien,I d(na
Watch y npir undorthinge, especially,
Reichert. with
look after all your clothes... 'Tang
Second-class Honors -Dura Den- them -on at hantn-r immediately you
omrne, Dorot'-h Gingerich, . Mildred
Gingeriel , DOlOreg Kloplr, ole -Krueger,
eT-een-- 'lass, ---Denali--_ MernelKe-:'1%arjnrie.
Merper, Mae Oesch, Beatrice Sehilbe.
Passe-Twy'la. 'Dagg,- Ross-.Gascho,. for your- colrra'ait4--a$-:-about your per,
Doris Geoffrey, Gordon 'Hess, Ruth Mc- conal. worries. All letters are dealt
Clinch'ey, ,Harvey Martin, 'Jack O'Brien, - wet!) in • c•otrfidens• Adtnx(iq Miss. Overholt, Pauline Tittles. Barbara Lynn, Bot -TO, !Station, "B,
WI.NOHDLS•EA 1GEIN"lREl • Montreal, Que. .. .,
°F_irst-elaSs_.-Xlonp=AMulrey .BailaP- ...., s.:
take them, off, a.iid put "thexli In • n
draught to air .
---•1*- -beim!-t•y bop1;1et ..1,.:_a£nllm. _ klglf.
ful a(1{viee. Send follr•'",lre-eelt .stamps
MacLennan. '1 Donald, Ross ' alae;Kenzie, .1k,rnice tv nes, Annie Elford, Viola sGi1t11an,
The anniversary -services of Ashfield I \1atth- telhester Nicholson, Thomas °( aruran "Herdman, Ola Morley, Leona
Presby teriau church ion Sundaay were Phillips,. Iota • 1'trrdou (hon.) ; Allan 1'y:nl, Harry 'Stephen, Lyda 'Stephen.
well attended and the ,sermons by Rev. Ritchie, Alvin Ritchie, !Lorne- Ritchie, Secondclass Honors -John Batten,
Wil1iant Weirof -Hensall were heard Lyall Ritchie, . Grant -Rutherford, •Lois !CoRard, Ross Ho(lgert, 'Ilerbe- t
1 with interest and alipreetation• Doilah Rutledge, William ,Stewart, Wil- J•„hus, Marjorie .Johns, Franklin
• �• '1 r t Z}nn I nowl4 s ''Harry Squire
Round Trip...,argain Fares
. From GODERICH '
July 17 to C. N. R. Stations' in the :Maritime Pro inrt-e4:.
Provinces., of Quebec, New Brunswie1, P,r,inee Edward•
- • Island, Nova Se'otia. -
JULY 18=19
`I`o OTTAWA $ji.3
To MONTREAL $13.'90 To QUEBEC • CITY $18•80
To 4T1 . ANNE 'de BEAUPRE 19.40
�_Gnverumeut°-Revemze �fa� �►r..--.-..-.-..-:_
Tickets, Fares, Transit Limits and Information• from . Agents,
CANAIMANNATIONAL
1iam la man, Fred Young, l a l
(hon.).
Tt,XEPFtR CENTRE
First-class Hnnors-June Bierling,
-Iran (ann. (Harvey iOooper, Eleanor
l-+D1-Wso o r.nla Fah -ince, -1 n '-FIithi
beiner, Douglas 'leteher,• Mary
Fletcher, Emerson I dgans, .1cnn eli'ing,
( birlee Lewis, is, Dorothy McDougall,
Doris Mit(•hell, ,Mitzi Moffatt; Steve
Molnar, Beverley •...::3 Prean; Myrtle.
Reeder, P,arbara Reid,' Lednard -Smith,
_ Fifllf Strobbe• E1i7.abeth Sweitzer,
/Leis Sweitzer; Wanda Tnckev, Brunelle..
'Watson, James Whyte., Doris. Wuert'h.,
Second-class Honors -Grant IC"ase,
'Donna Cornish, William Ford, Gordon
Gillespie, Bruce Glenne Myrtle Hoist,
_.
eJackHer, ne.sey aicgnerit ..-. Myrtle,
nth
Phyllis Kerslake. Kenneth 'Pres?Real or,
Joann Redfern. 'Dorothy Reeder, Ross
Tuckey, Evelyn Wareing.
Pass --Irvine Armstrong, I)ouelas
Brintnell• Jack !Coates, Rol,ert t'•oleman,
Wilbert Edwards, 1)1:iine Fahrner, Or-
land Gati er, Ross Keyes, 'Ross Knight,
Babble Kyd(1• Arnold Lindelrfielcl, Ross
MacDonald, Ev:iline .Mack, Denglas
•
• Pfau to see allthe Canadian Rockies
on your Western' trip this year . . .
travel the scenic way across Canada
by the smart air-conditioned Con-
tinental Limited!
You'll enjoy a stop -over at Jasper
.--1-Canada's Switzerland -where soar-
iteceepeaks, jeweled lakes, unrivalled
suiiimer activiiies and Canadian
DtLetional!s Jasper Park Lodge, invite
At no additional cost over first
class (Standard) fare'' you can break
your rail ,journey with a delightful
"inladd ocean" voyage -,sailing Lake
° Huron and, the majestic Superior} by
rh'odern,ship with every travel' com-
fort. Connections are also Made at
Vancouver or Prince Rupert with
Canadian National's 'Prince"' boat
cruises through the sheltered Inside
Passae to Allska. All outside ?toms.
Travel West the scenic way -the
Jasper way -by the Continental
,Toronto to Jasper and VanCOUVer.
Uneeeelled dinin-c.ae service at
popular prices.
Your local Agent 61-adly furnish
you with dcxriptivo Ada and full
inivnation, an to farco,
r$5.15 additioval
'TomPist fare]
Pass --Jack Borland, Winifred•. Hod-
gert,'(aordpi Johns, Donald-Rodd:Rthea
Srnith,;, Dorothy Squire.
t1Ii1'NT(hN C N` I:GE --
First-class - Honors-RR,obert Allan,
eicria _:13ayley,. -Frank Fin>nland, Joseph
Gibson, !Leonard Johnson, Mary Lane;
31a.�ine 31dBrien.- Helen !Pearson,
Eleanor Pepper, {'iiffgrd Pickard,
-George S-cribbins,e Eileen Sutter, Helen
Turner, Nora Tyndall, Gordon Wheat
ley, Lois Wi1tse, Mildred Wiltse,
Ila1rriet Wise.
:Second-class Haiiors-Don:(id An
Brews, Edward Arnold. Joyce Kearns.
June McCartney, Doris Mc+(.'oel, Jean-
M("Int;yrc, 'Beecher Menzies. Je nes
Stewart, Alice!Lour ! Thompson,
('o_ronna__\'i'endorf, Alvin
Pass - Marjorie Carter: -Thelma
'(`arter, .'tuna role, Lorne Dale, Harold
East, William Frvel, Ora' Graelis,
iR,ihert Katy. Au,lrev 'Little, Jarlt I;}ttle,
+George McGee, Murray Miller. .Muriel
Rovcdt'n, Douglas 'Trope+ll, Betty Steep.
-43LYPII CENTRE
First-class Honors -Lucille Keller,
Laurel Laughlin,- Hugh Millar. Harold
•
A thirteen -year-old Detroit boy won a
spelling cbampiont hie by correctly
spelling "chysanthemum." ` But prob-
ably when he's ten years older. he'll
have no use for hi�s.tlingwledge, since
nine men out of .ten,seud.roses.-,'Win-
chester .Press. '"
Two darkieswere discussing finances
"Boy," 5131(1 one, "who'd you doifyou
had all -de money in de worre, right
now?"
"`Nell," said the 'other, "Ah reckon
A'd pay ma h debts? ; fur as 'it'd go."
•
,Phillips, Margaret, ).amblyn, Paul
-
!\\'atson, .Doris VVaymonth, Ruth Wil-
-en, Donald Yunebint.
Second-class Honors _Irvin 'Bowes
,',,outline Fowler, Jeanette '-'Olousher,
I:(lau ifxl' . M-yNa11, \Villiatrn Murray,.
George Nesbitt, Hilda Nesbitt, Kathleen
:R,r-, Elielir 'Sunder -cock, •Howard
\C;i laee, Archie Watt. -
. Pass-Amut d Falconer, Leonard
14owlE i:`T)orothv ts °vier,'i'arinnllT (xrrrs-,
,lean Lawlor, Eileen Merlinehey, Pi•is-
cilla Manan, Arnold 'Phillips., James
Pierce, h:dward ''rest. Grant 'Riordan,
First --lass honer.- ince e that.75 per
cent. or more of. the total marks was
secured: •eeon(1-eltlss honors, that be'
1ween 70 and 74 per -cent. Of the total
-narks was obtained. •
•
Alask.a Ciuise Delightful Holiday
CREWE, July1 8. -Mr. rrenth
of Clinton airport Spent the week -end
anidng his friends, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oen .Comfort and son.
Ennis, of St. Catharines, spent, the
week-eed tit the home of Mrs. Comfort's
brothers, Messrs. Cecil and Haeold
Mr. and MTS. Palmer Kilpatrick and
little son (Bran are spending the holi-
days among friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elgie" of Eg-
tMount .Forest spent +Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. rFrank McIntosh of
l,,oeaniingten and An& Mrs, Drennan
MeIntosh'of Detroit, called cin Mr, and-
W.MS. Meeting. - The ladies of
in _the church on Jnly 3rd, in- the „form
of a -joint Meeting.with other societies
visiting. The president was in charge
of the devotional exercises and Mrs.
Orozier read -the 'Scripture lesson: Mit..
Rice of St. Helens. sang a solo. Mrs.
(Rev.) (NeWman gave ,a report' a the
braneh meeting, which, was held in
Weed:stock. Mrs. +S. j. Kilpatrick led
in prayer. Mrs. Zinn- of the Hackett's
society gave'a reading and a splendid
talk .was given by 'Mrs. R. MeWhinney
of the Preebyterian church in Dungan-
non. After e well -rendered duet by the
Misses Fern Alton and Oora Culbert,
the meeting cltJsecl with a hymn and the
social. time, ofiloyed.
•
Twainley and Phyllis''Biakk spent Fri-
day in London.
. Mr.etand Mrs. Cecil Johnston spent
SundaY With the latter's parents at
Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. 'Stothers and fam-
ily, of Arthut, re holidaying et their
cottage at Kintail.
r. and MrseeJ , le-
-are spending some time with their
deughter Mrs. ,George Twamley and
Mr. Twamley. Mr.„'..VIeCann hasn't 'been
well for a time.
Mrs. Geie Pollock . end, family, of
Sheppardton, were Sunday visitors;with
LOOK -OPT FOR
119.00.LIVER.
Buck trifiht new
Ond feel like
Your Wet is the !Attest orgsu is your hodr
sod most important to year neadle h poers out
bile td digest food, gets cid of wstne, supplie*
limowtxgrgy,ollows proper nourialtmerit to reach,
blood. Wbertyour liver gets out of ogler
owl decoupages m your intestines. You be -
web properlyie- Yon fed "totteu"-beadechyp
lbockarby, ditty, dragged out ell tke Cane, ,
For over 3S years thousands baye won proulPt
from these tuiseries-with Fcuit-ot-tiyes.
So can you now. Try Fruitos4iyes•-you'il ler
simply 'delighted bow quickly you'll feel like a'
FRUIT*TIVEStic9a4tuida'
kiVarTabtsts
'Mr. and 'Mrs. 10liktord 41,1Datria.
Mrs. Jerry !Oranston (nee. • Cora
Thorapson), reeent bride, was the
guest of halite.. and the recipient a
many lovely and useful gifts at the
119me of 'Mrs. Henry HOrton last Thurs-
day evening. IA number of ladies Tad
ga there d together to present- Mrs.
Oranston With this shower, and Vo
extend their best wishes. Mrs.
ston thanked her many friends tor
their ,kindriess, and extended an invita-
tion to all to coine and see lier trousseau
Fridify afternoon.
Mrs. Wm. Blake spent 'Manday with
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Johneton,
and. Mr, W. II. Johnston of Exeter.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blake. and
Howard spent Motelay inlLondon.
LEEBURN
DEECBUIRN, July 8. -Miss, !Grate
Hunter, nuree-in-traininge at Toronto
hoSpital, is home for two weeks' holi-
Mrs. ROd. 'Bogie and Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Horton and son Teddy attended
the Potter reunion picnic at Woddetock
training in _Nova Scotia, is .here. on
leave- and • has' peen with his grend-
parents, .Mr. and. Mrs. II. Tufforde for
'T-. Lamb, of !Saltford, who luta
Mies `Clare Fulford to his own u
'barni--.-got-it all away by ,Mo-nday
week. Mr, Larab has twenty-nine cows -•
to feed.
the ehurph last -Sunday. Rev'. G. Ha.zle.•
wood spoke of itS being thelirst Sunday
of the third year of hes pastorate here.
Beautiful .Madonna • lilies -Were placed •
on. the table in .memory. of- Mrs, !Charles -
.Mr. 'Green: "I am going to entereay
dog for the show this year." -
Mr. Blapek "My goodness: Do yoti
think he will win?"
some very fiice dogs."
J. 1i. Wheeler
Funeral -Director and Embalmer
All calls prOmptly attended to
day or night
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Hamilton -Street, Goderich
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our moderp Funeral Home.
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We- hwite ',You to inspect. our
Cemetery. Memorials
All enipdries will be promptly
attended to.
To those co ntern pl a Ong build.'
prices before buying.- Cemetery
Lettering a specialty. •
All work guaranteed.
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CLINTON MARBL
Clinton • Ontario
•
numents
Our prices, have not advaneell from last year.
Large stock of Foieign and Canhdian Granites to choose .from.
'SPECIAL PRICE ON itsTertirnolv. worpc
The Trait of '08 that.on_ce taxed
prospectors, today has an alter- •
hative and more attractive route',
oerveit not by dotksted, 'but by
luxury steminships of. • the Cana-
dian Pacific coast fleet, and fol-
lowing the'sheltered "Inside Pas-
sage between Vancouver and
Skagway. These trim liners,
anglo Ronte" between Vancouver,
Victoria and SeattlO, and cruise,
'tine West opt of Valicouver
Island, bring the "Midnight Sun"
within three days of Vane -duvet'.
• ative till oept. 30, three rt
"Prineesa" liners' will conduct a
hour stop -over at the' Arasitkt
port. The B.c. coast service
aldo ,operate three 11 -day cruises
to Alaska, allowing for side trins
by rail and lake from Skagway to
Lake Bennett, 'Whitehorse 'and
West Taku Arm. The cruise liner
".Princess Charlotte" will feature
in these tours.. •
From aomfy.deck chairs, today's
.northbound nomad is treated to o
moving pageant of majestic gla-
ciers, towering .poalts, and rock-'
bound fjords. Adventure waits at
every port of call. Alert nay,
gell and Juneau follow in coTorfu,
aUCceSsion, each with. its weird
array of totpna poles and other.
symbols of Indian life.
along the Vest coaet of Vancouver
Island aro also scheduled for the .
ctriont season. between Victoria
and Port Aliee,- These poloular
cruiseS, offer the passenger eight
days of 'splendid coastal ,cenery
with re'gular stop!nvers at quaint
Indian fishing, 4.3/Alamo. ` Two-•
Canadian Pacific liners will be in
1 to September 21.
Life on a Canadian Pacifie coast
vesselois fashioned after, that of
',ail ocean •• liner. beck tennis,
afternOon horse racing, !Iall'"
ee5," moonlight .lifomenades on
deelt„, and midnight. snacks all,
contribute to 'tile joys of 'ship-
board life on a Canadian Pacifig
"Princess" liner,
C. W. Williams & Son Gra* orks
141 St. 12;:,ttrick St. STRATFORD
Phone 1955
a • DEAD or
QIP ° DISABLED
Quickly \removed in Clean Sanitary trucks. Phone coiled.
000r 12, 'Clinton, 210 Stratford or tigersoll 21