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town,now at'r.
part Of PttiS&dellrhiai.
Later Many Huguenots, ,sonil
You�G�s Sent to
JIIIY
.Built for the future.
`Engineered to out -per='
fot`m any set, any time, '.
'anywhere. •
You, too,',can enjoy T.V.
in
Gpderich and, district.
Coxae in and talk it over.
On' display at'all times.
We SERVICE them, too.
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HUTCHINSON
RADIO
Huron Rd. Phone 498R
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.Lint in the shins causing guts autl
bruises.
Tlte Magistrate - reserved j�idg-
' o or . io meth for a weeks, 'in the case of
George w1. Bettit of Auburn, t� hO
Store Break.in was chargedwith. driving without
.-..1 ..
John ,Durum, 10, London, ��a
o„'exl'ti'►1t•ed to six :months ,i)t refor-
ivato.ry' by 'Magistrate I) h.:. Holme
1its1; week, on at cotu•ictit►n „f break-
iug and entering the John • A. An-
stett
,1
•,.•.Clintonl
Jewelry Store' in
Ullutc
,lf+�s l
October I0 with intent to steal.
IIe way, given :10 days in. jail for
retaining goods ill ''.11is • possession,: turn, travelling a'hout '_() miles an'
hour.
due care :and attention.- Campbell'
• l that
11E.
. , 4t filet t
T tl te.
(der 1
( 1 ,
lice ar
Tweedie, ,
'hatch pulsed out of • r ..patkilig space,
in front of - Cralil se's News Stanch
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weint t
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When [
\Iontrea.l.l, Street • and `eaught- the
Tweedie tar with his hind bumper,
pulling it about seven or' eight feet.
• .
noticed
h had
a• ' h•lC e
said that. Bean ,t1
110 •. movement among ttie parked
b'all's when he went" to Make the
tlre, •property of Henry Arts, ('en--
tralia. .
(i' or:ge, iwho11311,d, :•.'2� London, was
senteuce'd Ccs 'th'i•et•' months iu .rt.
fot'matory on u -similar charge of ,t Andr(*'�vs 1'reybyterialt (,'lttucll.
'breaking and entering with intent
to steal and 30 days in jail fur Windsor,. on Saturday afternoon,
"'tile theft of .a wallet and. blankets (lvt.,,fte ' •''(l, Miss Joyce TIattni'ltcitl
from Arts'• ear. :: • -1 iug and Mr. • Riehard Hamilton
Attorney II Glen Haystl'rl i`>e
Y - LARKIN-KING -
i1'i\INs( ►R.. L1 -a beautiful set ting
of all �vdlite ehrysant•h•enrltlits i'o
Crown I,itrkiu wire tlti ttc in a i g,
said that Mulholland had removed I t,y Rev,I)i. I1. M. 'Paulin. The goody frim Alts' crit' which i
he discovered standing by the road bride is the daughter of Mr - ,and
as he and 1)urnin drove to Clinton \It•s• Walter Charles Leo 1' fug of
from Loudon.I \V 111(1,01. and the bridegroom is
,• charge of assaulting 0 police the s„1) of Mrs. 1•'redeiiek 1t. Lar-
otlieer against 1)ttr(1in wa's d18- bail of +Riverside aud,,tlie late Mr.�
missed. The charge was laid by., Larkin.
Police Chief Joseph Farrand, ('lin EIIter.ing the church the aunt
tort. Win) gave evidence .that while of her father. �wilt)ysave her in
he wII$ St niling Wit 11 1)tlrnin 1111' marriage, the 'bride wat� ex(lnisuely
R hale excavated at the rear of gowned in antique ivc,ry 811,tiu:.the
the Xatstett store the accused kicked fitted bodice having a high neek-
line, with st)tt1(1-1)p points, front
"� which tiny 8altin-covered buttons
THE CHURCH OF `CHRIST
Notice is hereby given tel members• of the Church of Christ in
Goderich that the Church is holding services every Lord's Day
at three o'clock in the afternoon at the Y•M.C.A. auditorium and
sometimes at the home of A. 1V: Johnson, i2 Glastonbury Drive,
Stratford. The C4 utreh needs you and you need the Church:
Remenlbec. the Lord's admonition; "Come, out from among -them
and beye separate and I will receive you; though your sins be
• as starlet they shall- be as white as -snow; though they be red
as crimson, they shall be as woel, "
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EVERYTHING
IN'..
BUI�,�IN�
5UPPLIES
We have a supply- of building needs in lumber1_iard-
ware, Masonite, . nails, glass up to 48" square, white
'brick, screen wire. Barrett asphalt shingles, roll roof-
,ing, roll brick, building paper, Masonite, leatherwood, .
:'plastic, roof coatings, foundation coating, 'Duro: Tile, -
chrome mouldings; plywoods, Tentest, . Thermo -seal
' aluminum insulatidn'in rolls or sheet, etc,
We can produce any type of frames and sash, com-
bina,ion doors; front .doors and frames,
' Just pick • up , your; phone. , and call. ,7$2'
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- - PLANING MILL AND YARD•Egin Ave. East
Goderich
extendt;.1 clown. the •froxtlt to the
waisliue.'airld long. 1 4111ted •:beeves;
and the very 'full skirt, with a
hustle _1(►l... t \tEIU11Ig into a
_lung.
court train. IIer heirIooln veil' of
Brussels- •princess lalr'e, which c•ov-
e'1'e(1 the train of the gown, formed
soft • folds in -her hair. and.- able
carried Joanna 1-1111 108(8 in al et1S-
cade•
M iss .i'effie Fleming was Maid
• of honor, a11{1• Airs, Ralph ,Trice•:
of Guelph. cousin of,. the bride,
(11(1 • Miss I lelen Berry, of .1110kso11,
Mich.. Were' bridesmaids. - James
Larkin assisted liis brother ars hest
man and the •ushers .wet�e \�'iliR tnl
,F bonders. .,f. Pontiac. ),1ii•11,.' Mur -
lay Dinsmore. -Arthur' 'Jarvis, .jr..
and William Gillett.- Mr, Craig:
- of Ferndale; AI ich„ sang. "The
Treat s-Pii)yer'' 141)1 "f
Mr. and Mrs. i,arkin left. on a.
motor -trip 111 \V'ashingtou, 1),('„
att<1 • F1oritla, and on (belt' - return
will take ul) residence iia the River:
Mule Minor. ori 1rriv(a
Ifiver�ide. -
•\111uiag the out-of-town guesis-
fr•otn twiny joints were Mr. 4101
Mrs. 4'haaptnali' of, c 1l,derioh.-
_.4111,, bridegn_Lulu J.1:1r spece4)1(11
iLis. futh(Ir as pre'sidelat of 'the 1 ..
R. .1.1rkin l'u., R.td.. of, Windsor.
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ALSO -.,
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SOUND SERVICE
Certified Radio Teehnicia.n-•'
Phone or Call
Wi(lder St., � derieh, P8 hone
Emmerson
Overholt
Goderich- Car
Undercoating
+ wand
SPRAY WAXING
We' Guarantee Our a
Undercoating
a, •
Come in and see what w(,
lneaxl when we 'say' •
SPRAY WAXING
beautifies your car.
and.
•
preserves the finish.;
Phone 664W
Cambridge St. • Goderich
-29tf
....rr.. i Tr0MMIli
After + a float. a farmer was
showillg his farm 10 ,u prospective
Purchaser, When inquiry was made
Its t0 whether or not the waiter
got up over the farm, 'the fanner -
said it had .not.
"'Then what are those marks on
the trec•:LY" inquired the ln•ospct•tive
purchase!.
•'()ll:. that," said the farmer, "Is
whefe the -hogs scrztt(-h- tlteir,baek..
"Well, .1'11 tell you," 'came the
reply: "1'111 not interested ill buy-
ing your 'farm. blit I sure would
like to' have some of those bogs."i.
Marked Progress
$hown by ° luaron
Holster.,' Club
Methods 'employed h5''. -Scatters in
t'pper (`auada, three centuries ago:,
are being) used teda3 by fatrbtel•S•
in taking care of- and Breeding
animals. So stated Dr. G. L. Rea,
man of t11e Ontario Agrieultural..
gathering tttherill of
al
F,
► l t addressing
L c l l ), t,
about .'200 at the annual .1)4ocitiej
of t lle., I'iur th „Coil tty Holstein Ohi1
held at Clintclu l►I1 , }Wednesday
.light of•„„I1r t ,week. . ' "Our whole whole` -Pattern • of• . a grivul-
tttre, s ueh tis woodlots, sittall
ponds. bate k -barns; uses of elo�ver,
fertilizers, soil eoilservat1&t1,. con-
tour ►lowing, etc., cane's- t0•
from 'them.- Because the soil w.tia.
-sacred to thein, they his i` tis pi o-
teet it ''=- for every tree they. cut
down.' one was planted. Thy be:
lleved, in the ideals 'of deincic-
rac•y, but - bent - themselves back=
wards to keep otit of the lime-
light. W'.e have a tendency in
these days to think ourselves
smart but we find that we are
Inheritors of • these people," • said
the speaker.
• Early Settlers
1)r. Reitman sketehed the. ear-
liest settlers of Ontario, claiming
that - Canadians, especially in On-'
tario, are becoming old 'enough as
a nation to want to go back to
discover their origin here. He
stated that. the first settlers that
came to �,lileri-(al: to New York
'State. in , 1683 , Were Mennonites
and Quakers, who left Holland,
Siv-i-tzeyla.nd i1nd.- .the,.- _Palatinate
'states, to escape ,religious perse-.
cutions. They came to America
where they. could get free land,
and. fotinded a colony at German-
?ren(th, sums+ Swiss, • ear110 to set-
tle in Pennsylvania. ' 4 'tier-1'eliu's.
death; petty disturbane-es. in the
colony . bee attie` grave- ,atnd , Iudiatls
who lead forfnerly 1)e0ii,, friends
of the eblonists attacked the fron-
tier T
•tier settiE>lnents. This, •aiii• the
speaker, lead to a number of the
eololli$t t eoming RS squatters in
1 tit
.
Niagara,IJ trot l i t.
1770 . to Detroit,
Edward • Island,' York and Water-
loo counties. ,The war Of 1812
Ifollow-
ing
migration
y�ecl 'the I x of d
a,tall � ,
the Napoleonic Wars, I1Tttglfslt
•.Ly'iskt and Scotch came to Omer
Canada. •
Iritroclueed by G. W- Montgomery,
agricultural representative of) Huron
County, and a former student of
Dr. ltteaman, the speakei? • was,
thanked by Clem,.Gaibreith, uI3lyt11,
first vice-president .of the club.
30 Per Cent Increase.
d, , Terry, Lambeth, Western On-
tario ' fielclman of- the .association,
said • that, with 247 new members
in the area, Huron -County showed
the greatest 'Progress,' with an ins
crease of almost 30 pet cent in
Membership. •"'"^^•
He presented Hume Clutton,
' Gficlerieh Towu�(ship, secretary- trea-
surer of the club, and .Colin Camp
bell, 13ayfield► with. the Red, Seal=
award, for cows having produced
over 100,000 Lbs. milk in eight years.
Director of national publicity, John
Powell, Brantford, presented Ross
Marshall, Rirkton, a past,, president
of the cltib, )with thti Pre,mnier Ex-
hibitor • award, this being .the third
ec)nsectitive year he has won -this
merit. Clther awards made by John
Butler. assistant agricultural repre-
sentativ.e of the county, were made.
as follows '
Premier 'breeder;' ,Ross .Marshall;
with runners-up, Leonard' teeming,
Walton, and the HIuion -Coi1nty*
.home, Clinton ; -best senior get of
',i'f 'U' DAY,. NOY. 1st 1. 'i
§60, bat senior herd ani P the best year-old .heifer,•
E oss Marhall; prtt-
' inion • "junior . (haMplen femaler
ttnior bei:(, atkl to Ross' I; 11.
eny dans Huron County Home'
etilf • elub halters donated by the' T. 1ieilgan an Son.
Huron Holstein Club ter the boy 1.
or girl with the highest standing
based 011 the year's work, John I('ea-
g�en, B.B. 5, (10 1erieh, and Donna .
+a,
.h.= 1t cEle female;
c t 1 '1 ton est d d
Rk tl � tl
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Ross Marshall, Peter Simpson, Sea -
forth, and Jalrrot Bros„ Cippen•
Best nddered • two-yi'ar-old _ ()i1
mill., Eddie Bell, Myth ,best junior
get of sire, Leonard.. Leetuing wand
Son, Walton ; hest calf, `atiy age,
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1 ort (xu
T ons is 3a c1c It alt S ,
a 1 1 ,
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junior chupipion female, Ross Mar-
shall; junior heifer sectioh, 'P. Hay-
den, William Boyd, Seaforth sen-
ior heifer, Ross Marshall, first and
second prize in this class ; bebt hull,
any age, Simon H'allahan, Belgrave;-
grand ,champion male, Howard . Fea-
gau, Goderich; grand eIZampion fe-
male, Ross (Matrrshatll; best" two-
year-old Heifer and best %three -n
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AUTOMOB.I..LE ..
• Farm Mutu
Agent, for State Fa m Co.a4.
Automobile InsUranee Cfor.
Goderich, Clinton and. Baylielci
CULP district.. J. S. L
Phone 512 52 Elgin ^Ave.,
Goderich, , r
When rheumatic pain,
gets you down, here's the
quick way to get relief. //z
Rub in soothing Minard's - 1/
Liniment. Is it good? Just .
try it, you'll see,!-
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PA
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iC'lNG OF iErAtN,..-
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LINIMENT
oar .w1)__ -,---
s
,g 3.; 1 ,' i M. a
IOU CAN 6lb.i011 lots more��W
useful
fxl refrigerator space
efrigeratorspace and u
ex SeXes
the new lsroomier in-
side • . .'slimxueroutside. And,
there are eight beautiful Models
to choose from.
ee cServel's huge
old fO MER% ` .. xtmerit—with
Freezer Comp
dor frozen fa0.1s,
ce;cues roods►only Servel stays
ice cabs. only
igen because•itlta$
siren ; to t- . wear, no ma`chtnery
no motor to
- to grow noisy. ,
-o$ Tn Dew-
v(n
ioR15� SADA heneraroll,�
pction�letgetabledFB yegetableS•
out to hold safe vegetables.
Ste,'through._ `eka p ' nay -to;`.•......
.oa'k ..
elean.imrlors. what
look- outside-' You . reel.
you see in the 1new.
-�erve1's" u1ck-
Q1o1CK-CHANGE! a most Change Shelves ares saceicketto .Flip
Fhp
ad-
justable on the
them up,for extra bulky 'foods.
store
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a giant turkey' sal "Odds ,
There's even a special
Mid -Ends" gasket.
When you start out in your._car you •
.don't. expect to come home in an .
a mbulance. Wut,Tait year, -
persons were• killed •- ''20,000 were•
injured. -
p�-red. in _ tr. � eet,, an d highway
y h
s
acczd ents.
t i ,
• One moment of inattention can lead to disasters ,
.� Always drive safely.
r4. Stay out of the Ambulance:
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