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Calleten ,NeWe Record' The eteatihe,oc-
curred M..glinton 130,114 ViernoOn. ,oct
Violet May Everett, wffe of Ur, J. it
Macdonald, In her, thirti-tith esr
Mrs. tMacdonald, although ,her health
in.):d not been perfect since she '*uirered
an attaa of flu *bent foUrtren Years
agoe had only been ill a sboit Vine and
her ecendttion VMS not cOnelderitt einfOUS
until the day,,or so previous to her pas-
sing. Mrs- 149.900nstid WM bort. In
She was -Marrierletneteren•rev-
bereft husband, June letne 1.,920• and
Since thatAimehad made her home "flt
Clinton. She s SM. -vivid by her husband
and an adopted 'daughter, •
•
P. J. E. POTt.Trita.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New Yore Orph,
Willie and Aural; Hospital, assistant at
Moorefleld's .Eye Hospital and Golden
3tittare Throat Hospital; London. Eng%
• 52 Waterloo at. S., Stratford. Tele -
Phone 427. _
At Hotel Bedford, Godepich, from 7
O'cleck on the evening of the, third
Monday of each month until the -Id-
lowing day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m,.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD
J. W, MONTEITH.
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CHARTERED -ACCOUNTANT.-- -•
269 Ontario- St., 1510 Star Building,
Stratford, aft, :" -Toronto7-0 .
LEGAL CARDS
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1-1AYS HAYeel,
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Barristers and Solicitors. •
R. C. Hays, K.C„ and R. a Hays. B.A.
..,Harnilton street, Goderich.
Telephone 88
Seafortb, IONS; A tiniet but 'Yell
litstty wedding Vas eolerdnised on as,t,
4rda,To June 23rd, When Rev. Ur, Taylor,
0! Thames Road church, united in."mar#
rine tieraidine Vitriorr Stewart. daugh-
ter Of tdfxV and Mrs. j. W. Stewart, Kir** ,
ten, to Edwin Jamas Hawkins e2dest son
, of Mr. , and Mrs, *Wilson Ifiwictris.E)fse,
forth„,
,
offlmor-noulap
Iteadacbes, loss of appetite and
attergir sallow complexions" and
ideepleaSneas are often warning
signs of connuon Conatipation. Un.
leas checked, constipation may PA,
parr, liesql.
Today, yitit_ can usually_ got rid
of coinmon conritillitiOn by oil -ail
a delicious cereal. Laboratory tests
• shoal thatege1.100's ArziaaAN pro-
vides' "bulk" and vitamin B to aid
regularity. ALL-HRAN is also a good
source of blood -building iron.
The "bulk" in ALL -BRAN is much
like that in leafy vegetables. Inside
the body, it forms a soft mass.
Gently, it clears the intestines of
wastes. How much better than tak-
ing patent medicines.
Two tablespoonfuls daily will
overcome mod types of constipa-
tion. Chronic cases, with every
meal. If seriously ill, see your doc-
tor. Aur -BRAN is not a "cure-all."
'Enjoy Alit -BRAN as a cereal, or
use in cooking. Appetizing recipes
-
on red -and -green package. -At-
altzrocera,_ __Made byIiellogg.
---Londonf Ontario., -
---SeafOrtleeNeVic ---A-PrettY•-Weddireresyael-
solemn/Zed:it. three o'Clock on SaturdaY
afternoon, J11110 2$rd Itt Sfamindville,
, United -iliareh,wizn NeUte*M.1.10`3ite4,
only daughter'of the late ledr. and Um.
'Itobt. Holmes' of MeMillop, became the
.bricle'of .101M Xvan. u110 seri 'of Mr*.
Oaflop and the late IVIt. John- cutilpp,
seutortb; formerly of Russeldole. the
• Reverend Charles officia-
ted.
OtioLA6
• Barrister and Solicitor
Dffice: Hamilton St. Phone 512.
F• RANK DONNELLY, B. A.
•• Barrister Solicitor, Ete'. '
Phone 282. ITAMILTON ST., Goderich.
F..R. DARROW.
Barrister, Solicitor; -Netlity -Puldle,-Etee-
* Succeesor to J. L Killoran.
Phone 97. Offtee, The Square, Goderieh.
ERNEST'S( T.P.P.
Barrister 4nd Solicitor
Life Bldg„ Adelaide and Victoria.'
Streets., •
Telephone: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
• Sun
DEATH .OF MRS. 3. P. COLE
Clinton News Record; The death oc-
curred •on. Friday, June 22nd, following
protmted iliftess,, of AlWilda Clara
May Reiland, a highly esteemea resident,
and wife of John Perey Cole, Of Tucker -
smith, and, well in Clinton. She
was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.H. Holland, Seaforth, and was born
in Elgin sConnty, earning with her par-
ents to Clinton when a young girl, She
was ,ma.nled to Mr. Cole about twenty-
four. yeare.,agoe . •
CIDENT--0X-NO. 8 HIGHWAY
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Huron Expositor: When a car on
iNinither 8 Highway, three mttes west of
town, attempted to tterneinto
another .car passed, • a smash resulted
Whic _11-41x11. zelleL_tzWee-aaerSiell-aeeiteeke
both *ears. The accident occurred .in
front of the farm of A. Irwin, about .9
o'clock Thursday evening: Witoam Liv-
ingston of R. R. 2, Seaforth, received a
I asty ettt on one -hand as well as 'being
shaken Up, and IVIis's D. -Kravis of Kit-
re-ofeth
kneecap as well as lacerations' to the
head. Provincial" Traffic Offieer J. W.
Callender, Mitchell, investigatea. *
--DEATII-OF-'Artes-PATTISON
- Clinton News Record: Gee of the
best knowri atizens-of-Clintonl:passed to
his .reward on Monday in the persen of
Ambrose O. Pattison, for over 40 years
.station agent here, first with the old
Grand Trunk, and_after the arealiama-
tion; with the C. N. R. He was in his
eighty-sixth Tear. He Is survived by his
Iwife, who -was formely Miss Florence
iStygall of New York City, -where they
were married Feb. 4th 1873, and one
daughter, Mrs. Florence Maguire, • six
grandchildren and three, greatgrandehil-
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Pattison were life-
time members of the 'Methodist church
and were active in church work. He was
• e member of the Masonic Order and en
politics he was a Liberal.
1014 . the Pro/Adieu .11.4s.
are in (paer o inert '
1'A.MILE
t JULY 14,
TOR0141,0p,...'Obit'fb tOndon4ngerooll,Woods
."IlrantroW, Ihrniltosa,:a.costbstrmss,.lslissgarsk',F410...
1.$0,0NIFFtlPiityi,40.1X•03tik.;. '
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;Co degiocoxilx:titirieigo„,
lost .Uala, ..vouse o'itote:
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ALwo TO Towns. is t/oro. ostatio M1,11010 'hij & Northern Ontano• •
RI" Mellon* troll ItiYeand Mg, to lCsoolkosingAie,Bearst•'Foraeonsto.•,
Yead North Bee, Return Ute to the leillowin
lentent IVInetrilnItS• .40114 Wine and
*010 OrAwIt00 equal) ASelilline Brad-
ley, ll41414140 •Wiltenei RCS Duckworth,
Enidittasilonald., to, rsvino 14eistr.„ Bar-
YoUzlit, ROY Atkinson, "BIIIY Duck-
worth, •Titek. 'TtiffOrde Eleetter Nelsen.'
Betty Newcombe, Anne MeGulre, Donald
SheardOWn• LOW,. Litura,. Lindsay,
Janlee Otaliatn•'• ',Tack WitielnS, Betty
-Johnston. and • Evelyn 14tOndaYequal
Eareld Mohrng 'Kenneth Peenineetep;
Ernest 1,0110 Sandere, Pauline
Bradley and Ernest Macteed eqtfel,
Mabel Bendere,_Orace MacLeod, Frieda
-Barbour' and Marguerite Moa equal,
Evelyn Wilson, Nell Thompson -And Al-
bert letorsell equal, Violet Larder, Frank
Cook, Kenneth Young, Betty Pry, Marlen
Gibson. and Evva McIver equal, Dorothy
Promoted conditionally: Billy Brad-
ley, Alma, Clark, George Hi11, Bruce
Bleonifield, May McGuire, Elwood Atkin -
eon, Margaret Banle.
Sr. III to Jr. IV. s,
James Hume, Isabel Taylor, Ingle An-
derson, Harold Shore, -Raymond Barker,
Earl Bogle, Chester McNall, Gladys. Col -
dough, Elva Snell, Harold Deer, Jean'
Schaefer, Billy Drew, Donald Johnston,
Lionel Cuthlaertson, Mary 'Wilson,. Pauline
Johnston, James Abell, Donald Stone-
house, Colin Campbell, James Carey,
Hazel Boyce, Jack Leaman ,Betty.R6oth,
Jack Wilson, Fred WhIttingham, Lilllas
Milne.
Promoted. conditionally--:morley
- Almit--Mohring, Helen MacLeod,
Grace Morgan, Helen Mills, Jean Bell,
ejiad Iteen...a, faithful_ member...of the
Methodist and more recently United
echurolsee-e.s-YellOWinit-tlie-edeax
parents Miss Webster made her home
•With her sistet tinsan, and,brother ,Tom,
Culbert., Fourteen years ago she moved
in the ''relideefie now owned by James
•
to -her-present residenei. Besides Mise
Hazel Welister the 'bereaved members Of
sefamilyeare-Misseleda-Webster,Gor-
don of 'Toronto, and Mrs. Arens of
Cleveland. The funeral service was held -
at her residence, coriducted by Rev.
S. T. Tucker, with W. G, Andrew, Thos.
Robert Webster -and lugh McIntosh as
pallbearers.
CHIROPRACTIC •
DRUCFLESS PrOCTITIONER.
CHIROP_RACTOR ND _DRUGLESS
• temele,APIST, GODtRICH.
• Equipped with electromagnetic bathe.
Electronic electric treatment; and chiro-
prectic. Chronic, 'organic and nervous
diseases.' Lady Id attendance. Office
hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 8 p.meand by ap-
pointment. Closed Wednesday fr5.‘m 12
to 6 p.m,
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and
office, corner of Muth street and ,Srf.:.
tannia Road. phoney 341.
AUCTItikEERINO
11110MAS GUNDRY ds SON.
Live Stock and -General Auctioneers.
. Elgin Ave., Godertch.
Sales made everywhere aud all efforts
matle to give you satisfaction. • •
Farmers' Sale Notes discounted.
Pnene 119.
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NOTARY PUBLI •
General Cdnveyaneing &me.
Good Companies Represented.
?hone 299. • Goderieh, Ont.
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INSURANCE
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• DEATH OF "AUNT LIiZIE" WEBSTER
•LucluataW Sentinel: "Aunt—Lazie"
Webster died at Lucknow las; week in
her 92nd year. In her passing is remov-
ed the last sueviving member of the
• family of. the eate M. and Mrs. Daniel
• Webster, one of the original pioneer
• families of Ashfield. It was in 1854 that
Daniel and "Mother' Webster establish-
ed their home in the wildereess of that
time, on the farm'novrbevnee by Ewart
Taylor. • Miss, Webster first attended a
log school at Hackettstown,' until a few
• years later when a 16g echo& and elitireli
was built at Zione Throuehont her life
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liArcIdLtOP 'SIRE Ilk/SUR-
1"` ANC.,E COMPANY
'FARM AND 'ISOLATED TOWN PRO-
PERTY INSURED.
Value of property insured up to Jan-
- "
Jan-
uary, 1010, $3,640,075,00. ,
OFFIOEIRS--4. lireadfoot,' "Seaforth,
I President:, Jae, Connolly, Goderich„ Vice
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President; M. Ai Reid, lieafortk. glecre7-
tary-Treaetirer. " •
Broadfoot, Sea -
loth R.R, g; Shouldice, Walton;
Wm. Itncot, tondesbfaro: Deo. Leonhardt,
Bornholm No. 'John Pepper. Briice;-
• flea. tormolly, Goderich: Robert
rerris. Blyth; Zios. Moylan, &earth
-No, 6 Wm. R. Archbald,:seaferth No. 4,
AGENTS -4W. J. Yeo, It R. 3, Clinton:,
Jas. Watt, Blyth; ritda.y 1,1413:erelier,
Seaforth; 'John Murray. Seaforth.
Policyholders can pay their AMIS.
moats it Calvin Catt'S store, Cloderlth
The Royal Bank, Clinton, . or J. H.
Reid's, BaYitirld.•
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FIRE INSURANCE
Have It. attended .to by the
WESCWAVANOtill MEITVAL FJE-
.,INSOstAmpt
'Estiblialted 1878
llooert Davidson,'Dtangatition; Prot -
dent; Ernest Ackert, 1161yrood, Vice -
'President: in *WORM to the President
and Vice Presjdent, the following are
Directors:. Wm. Watson, Auburn-; W.
Thom** Atibutlit Witt*. NteQuIllart,
Lucknow; W. P. Heed, R.R. 2, „I:mato*:
gent L. .Salittld,.GodetIolit Dan MO*
Nay, Ripley; TI* *draw 3. ow, 11
Goderksh,
CECH4 TRELEAViiiti Sec ,
. • 'MDR STOTONFtS,
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Ask, Mother
She
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She Knows
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I-Mothertookthiemeditine,be-- -
• fore end after the babies came:
....IL.gave her ---..more. -.strength-
and energy when she was nerv-
, oils and rundown . kept her ,
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0the job all ti*through h the
Change. No wonder she rec
=men& it . ,
LYDIA E. _PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE -COMPOUND
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I•PLUMBING,, HF.ATING
SHEET METAL WORK
TiPlione /27 P. O. Box, 131.
jp-ite Wheeler
FUITERAL DIRECTOR, AND
ErtsitALMEg
ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE.
GoDEsim oNTAtit0
tat tifehiptlY attended to day
or tight. .
,
Phones Siert 316, Emma 365.
•
ntralSchaol_
Promotions
_ _Junior Fourtheto Senior Fourth
Names arranged in order of merit:
James Mood, Roy Hofiaod, 13"etty East-
man, Robert Maekell, Jacqueline Haines.
Charles Powell, Hazel Gauley. Elizabeth
Schoenhals.
Senior Third to Junior Fourth
David 1VIOod, Catherine Cantelon,
Jessie Croft. Dorothy Straugha a Myrtle
Stoddart, Mildred Videan, Evelyn Prouse
Mary MacDonald,. James ,McIlwain. Billy
Swiger, Marion Lanaway, Hazel Watts,
Walter Westbrook, Charles • Wale, Luella
Black, Harvey. Neeb, Robert Carrie,
Glenna Johnston, Robert Carey, Peggy
Cooper, Billy Sallows, -Helen- Sheardown,
Harold Prouse, Lola Cinders, Helen
Tharner, Wilma Griff, Billy Patton,
Phyllis MacDonald. Helen Holmes, Rob-
' ert Squire, Jean Frith, Billy Stoddart
Edith Barlow.
• --
Ruth Cornfield, Marian McLeod, Betty
McNee, Olive Bradley, Helen Robertson,
Raymoud Snell, Helen Howard,-Shirlef
Nivins, Georgina Mille, Ruby :Willis. Mar-
TorWittiller—,” LawietOrdelia, Fishers-, ,e:hrolv
8:dt`tr eenlYbleug12-ht ublp”
a7zrzon
Master Orrin Reed. of* To.'onto, is, a
313,11eSt Ari•W relatives in Dungannon, and
Mt and Mrs. Berry' Bellamy `of Tore
ntee at'ere *tate. 041 ittnieholidetyegueSta
with Mrs. Bellamy's sister, MeeUUlan
Campbell. "
On'Suridayi July Isti was- celebrated
the' 15th anniversary §of the 'Weenie and
dedication.of St. Paul's Anglicatt clutreh•
when smelt(' services were held morning.
and evening, being 'conducted 'tey Rev. G.
Parsons of Kiritteen, who in 1929-30
we -e the student curate of the perith
Dungannon and Port Albert:, The
church, the interior of 'which was re-
cently re -decorated, was beentlfied by
basket* and bowls of early summer flow-
ers, -delphinium' prevailing.. Basing- his
remarks at the morning service upon the
words found in Luke 12:49, "1 em come
to send fire upon the earth," Mr. Par-
sons preached a very inspiring sermon,
showing the need for the Holy Ghost --
the fire -in Or lives, if we would make
thent effeotive for good in the cliureh,
which is as Its members are.. The early
history of the.Parish is a most interest-
ing one,. With etheeinflux -of -new--settlers
to the distriet, Soen-titfluis sprang into
eXistente.- etifingatifion was one of IheSe
'In the "little Green Isle °vet- the _Sea,"
tbe_i_treTq' hotrea-eLecalle.,01 the pr.aniin-
ent families who had sett:ft' here.,
DR.
• Junior Third to Senior Third -
-George Dowker, Barbara Heimes, Mar,
gird, Bond, Kathleen MacEtvan, Mar-
jorie Tufford, Billy Thorneloe. Donald
Vickers, Irene Bell, Walter Tichborne
Margaret -Halle Jack Holland, Frank
Chase, Maxine Patten,- Bllly Johnston.
Betty Westbrooke, Ritbett Mbon Helen
Chase,- Louise Morrison, Kathleen Robe
ertson, Edith Burrowe, Ada neardown
'Vintner _Barlow, Ted_chapinun, Jack_ Mee
bon. •
Senior Second to- Junior -Third
John Dowker, Helen Videan, Lucille
Patterson, Walter Barnes, Eleanor Mae -
Ewan, liettY Smith, Jack }:aveman, Sam
lAalecm, Willa Janes, Madeleine Vickers
Jack Young, Ruth Bridge, Verna Cald-
well, Marilyn Moore, Franklin Haw-
Iliettie, Robert -Blssett; Hibtrett,
Edna Ruffell, Betty Snell, Joan Buchan -
'en, Billie Price, Betty 1VICIlwala, Harold
Squire, Leonard Baxter, Harold Wilson,
Agnes Snider, Ruth 'Iirtinntour, . Betty
Straughan.
Bro»Mr Bros
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NtitAta IIIMITOEta
mut EllitAIMEERS
ALSO
AWBOXIANCE 'SET:PACE AT. ALL
TTOXV4It0irt 'DR DAY
hi**. 11104 2-17. thtt 120,
Donna Mohring, Helen 1Viiller, Mabel
Bradley, John Robertson, Grant John-
ston, Maxine Martin, Benson Deer,
in ."the EStablislied Church - in England
and Ireland,- andethese people soon saw.
fit to make an appealesupported by . Pert
S. O. CROFT. Agias, C. 14 R. Depot. None 294
j. A. LAWRENCE. »own Taves' 40, Plionie 8.
SHEPPARDTON
mother, Mrs. Mien Burrows,,, and other
friends.
July has brought us Lively weather. •„ Miss Efurrows had a letter from 'her
brother In Alberta. He ceptrts crops
ready to stook out and the haY 13 won-
derful. He has 11, quantity of pennies and
roses in blochn and says they are a *sight
to look out. They had lots of rain out
there and he expects great ceeps.
"The women who work ---the career-
- Mr. Jackson,' wile and two 'daughters, women and working girls -are the back-
end Mrs. Dtmlep, ,of WalkerVille, are bone 'of• the nation."-Cosraa Hamilton.
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spending the w,eek-'end with Mr. D. W. -
Green, and sister, Bell.
The garden party in United church,
'Port •Albert, was a good success, $80,
'being realised.
Mrs. Purdy and her son. Melvin, and
his friend, Miss Quigley, all of Flint,
Mich., called on the forther's aunt, Miss
Burrows, last week -end. ••
- • - -
Mies Bella Green and her sister -en-
-lave Mrs. R. Mitchellesclut-sou Jack, vis-
eitedeatetheelitrinellefeelVireir Greete7'elefeet
Belle has spent the past few moeths in
Sudbury.
Mrs. Hector liawitins and tete 'daugh-
ters', Helen and.. Iris B. Hawkeime,
Itodge.r City,- Mich., •are visiting her
The l'iturtmer Is going fast and school
'dlilltiren will enjoy hinlidays. • -
.4 Mn e'snt4olintson, of Port Huron, -cal-
led on his brother, John Johnston, here.
• The•school picnic ttt Sheppardton and
Port Albert team off fine, with a large
crowd- in attendance.
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IIHEADQIIARTERS
• PLUMBING
HEATING
• EAVESTROUGHING
GENERAL .REPAIRS ------
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CAJIL W.-WOISE1L
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George Leitch. RobertePinkleant. to theemission-osociety the
-Doak, Lulu Benjamin, 1Vlargaret Brind---.0hre.eh 01 Enehnd and Ireland •for a.?
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ley.
sen exarninatior.s: Aileen
IVfoss, DougliS affaeDorrald.
Promoted conditionally-'I'he 'Ma Mc-
Guire, Raymond McAdam Ward Barrie,
7 Her Ntrovipll_
-ff---Reader to 'III *Reader.
Names in order Ofinertf: •
Billy Jennere Douglas Gra,hem, Aye()
Irwin, Rose Bowra and Robert Adams
equal, Leslie MeArthur. 1VIerydellumeee
'Mary H. Schaefer, Tim Kahle Donald
Williains, Jack Duckworth, Jean McAd-
am, Mildred Levee Dorothy, Met/erred
Priscilla -Botz, eiryan Ainslie, Jack Rute
Norine Millseand Betty Bell were
absent from part of exam, promoted on
term's work. Bernice Cook era liosella
Willis promoted conditionally
First Book to Second Book
Verna Miller, Peggy Brophey, Gwen-
dolyn Juck, Phyllis Allin, Donna Drew,
Helen Graham; Lillian Young Donald
McIVIillan; Verna Mastett'on, Otto Helesic,
Kenneth Porter, Una Macdonald. Evelyn
aids*, Lerey--Taylor, _m
ald, Dorothy Leonard, Eleanoe Donald-
son, Billy:'Mohring, Betty McIver. Ronnie
Patterson, Ellen Ross, Jean Craig, Jean
Wilson, -Georgina Bell, -Donald Thomas,
Irene Milne, Emmerson Willis, 'Philip
• Junior Second to '8enior Second
Florence Riley, Mary Gallow. Irene
Stoddart, Jean Saunders, Constance
Than:own, Stan/ey -Freeman, Gordon Sut
eliffe, Claire Eisset, 'Phyllis McMillan,
Ma Cutt, Gail, Satniders, Harry West-
brook, Newton Black, Douglee Holland,
Ross Griff, Hubert Wigle, Dudley Holmes,
Frederick Dowker, Leonard Squire. Char-
lie'eShelton, Ray Nelson, Edward Doher-
ty„ Dorothy Baxter Fred Brown; Stew-
art Gliders, Wilirer Naegete Harold
Sproul.
Senior First to Junior Second
Moline McCabe, John °reheat, Harold
,Chase, Margaret Morrison, Martin Price,
Bobbie Bellows, Howard White, John
Holmes, Doris Squire, Betty Duquette,
Margaret Goddard? Reginald
• Betty Elliott- ftbsent,),
, .
•
Saltier Vint to .Senior First
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THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
swered, and services began to be held in
various •homes and schools. However,
this did not satisfy the more eager spir-
its among the congregation. and so, led
antl-driverrealternately-by-the-lat
dreav DreanY-arid - the ulate Anthony
rverseet movement was begun to erect re-
Houeee. of Worship. On June 5f/t. 1864,
they rejoiced to see their plaes realized,
for the church was opened arid dedicat-
ed inion that -date.- -01i-my--.30Ili-,11181);-
five years liter, the church being free
from all indebtedness, Right Rev. Ben-
jamin Cronyn made his first visit to this
•oact a the diocese consecnte. the
;wilding and administer the rire-of con-
firmation and•bap.tism. For many years
the congregetion maintained a steady
growth in membership, having, in: the
year 1876, an average attendance of/ 112
,at each service. •Owing to the general
Pxodus of people from the country to the
large towns, and cities, the congregation
has decreased until today there are only
about seventeen families in connect -ton
it -h -the spirtteeinewever,
is streing, and -their trust ih God firmly
rooted, so they -carry bravely or. Some
years ago the parish bought a house al-
most aeroes from the `church foe a rec-
tory, where -for years the minister lived.
Johnston, Rhoda Porter, Frank Knee- Since 1932 there has been d) resident
shave. Billy Littlechild, Renalo Allin.
June Bloomfield. Da Masterzen, Edwin
Bennett, Colin McMillen.
Promoted -conditionally; Donald Me-
Guire. '
• Tenter Ata Fleet Book
Lillian Irwin, Elgin Fisher, Jack Mun-
day Helen Muir and David Hof, Irene
Bradley and Martin Okee•Marjcrie Wile
and 'Bobby Needham. Edith Don:-
alction, Avice Warrener and Paninee Pat-
terson, ghirley Elliott, Jimmy Mitehell
and Tommy McLean, Donald Ainslie,
Bobby McLean and Albert McTavish,
.June Fritzley, Gordon Lee,
Elirer Johnston and John Mohring
absent -through illness.-
Jean wirSon, Elaine Vickere, CaYleY
11111 00.4414,41bon ,-14valftrd_8trnughan.
,Peter MatEtvan, donald Bridge, June
Sparks,. Marjory 30 bit, Jante, Adam,
;Harold SheardOWII. Thomas Morrison,
tkingbus• lohnstor4.8 hirley- Medd, Regin.0
aid flutitins, Shirley Medd ,Reginald
Backlit% Shirley ttaker. Yvonne Shear -
do -n, EVA Mae Taylor, Donald Baxter,
Itenneth Promo, Arthur No.rota, Mar-
jory Black, George Holland.
t. lower of its Oww Dr Thomas!
teitettid Olt has a sabtle power of its
OWL All Who have used it kiVW thIS
and keep it by them as the most valuable
ihntrieut *Variable. Its uses are Mama-
erable stud itor-,matty years it bits, been
prised as ths leading ihoottt for man
and‘.beast,'
iltere is bat end wai 'we can tedace
crisrit. That is through a. pciitor of pre4
tt000irtolt
Primer B. to First Book
Jack Whitten. Lloyd Bradley. Francis
Schram. Arthur Adams, Maillyn Botz,
Billy Taman. Gerald Hametrn, Mar-
jorie Heys, Charles Durn'n, absent
through, eljengeeee lgargaret. Bell absent.
Donald Carrick, promoted coeditionally.
Kindergarten to Primary
Morning Class -Jean Kershae, Ruth
Reid, Douglas Harrison, Allan Saunders,
Harold Moss, Joyce Redden, Walter
Thomas, Eleanor Boyce, Ronnie Be,attie,
James • Robertson, Bruce leeecDonald,
Robert- Wilson, Gordon Themes Jack
Picot, Elgin Boyce, William Johnston,
James Mullin, Wanda Duckworth, James'
Taman, Phyllis Carrick, William IVIorri-
sop, Ruth Stiazel, Allan naer. Margaret
Taylor.
Afternoon. Class- Beryl Sanderson,
June Baechler, Helen Wilson. Betty Bea-
com, June Garrick, Audrey. Barker, Don-
ald' Sproule, Kenneth McMillan, Ronald
clergy, the rector of Lucknow minister-
ing to the welfare of the people. Along-
side the rectory there stands a .parish
hall, built during -the- eincumbeney of
Rev. D. D. Douglas. Here all the social
activities of the parish are held. thus
helping to maintain the social -side of
the ,conununity life. Tvvo beautiful
stained glass memorial windews are in
the cimrch, one, -the _chancel_ window In
memory of Mr. Burritt, and the other in I
memory of Mr. Roberts, placed there by
their respectiVe farnilies Whet the out-
come of the years will bring is not known
but- we are assured -that the 1040118
taught and learned in this the mother
church of this district. will, by God's
blessing, bear Much fruit. Two sops of
the parish are in the ministry, Rev. C.
Carrie and Rev. J. Carrie, sone' Of the
Rev. J. Carrie, whose rectors' -le is still
a living memory the minds of the
older members of the parish. The parish
is now under the charge of Rev. J. H.
Geoghegan, assisted 1?yesRev. 4. C. Caley,
-curate. The soloist 'Or 'the -day Was Miss
Myra McDonald of Lucknow who, at
• both morning and evening serviees, sang
very sweetly. A surplice cho:r. members
of St. Peter's Anglican church, Lucknow,
',led In the service of praise in the
evening. The anniversary wilt be bom-
pleted with the holding of a lawn social
•et _the_ learnt _ of__11/1r„ .-and Mrs, • Htigh
Stewart, Concession. 4, Ashfield, on Tues-
day eVening, July 3rd.
Rectors of Bt. Paul's Anglican church
since 1859 Revs. Robert J. Roberts. R.
A. Montgomery, Jabez W. Sims, William
Daunt, George W. Wye, E. R. Jones. Ed-
ward M. Bland,- William Heederson:
James Carrie, Joinv-T. leerrin Henry W.
'Jeans, T. Loftus Armstrong, M M. Gold-
• berg, Thomas Hieks, T. FL Lynn Young,
R. A. Robinson, R. Williams, W. C. Al-
lison, D. D. Douglas, Ernest Rays, Wil -
Barn Perry, G. P. Parsons, P. H Gibbs,
William Hall and J. II. Geoghegan.
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The Feeding Stuffs Act.states that in
meat products in which the phoepherie
-acid% content exteeda -lee per tent,. the
• word "bone' _must appear in the eeserip-
M* time, thus, Digester Meat ard bone
RUB iMARD1-tankAgo.„7. .!_liftg-and. bone ,,naeale,e,„__,
Tamils is vigorona soteriss.. Often,
h; will 'Iamb", you some-
,wherei.- Rub Minard'a. -10ain and
betlitiesa Vitnlaho
Piliateirs will heat upt ibte *kite, • tee
wound or bone 'Wei elite die poison eut
et intact bk... Grew shoji Made fot
'co tuts I)* Mimed,* Lidimint Co., Ltd.,
Weems* NS. , 6
AgitSii
,
14,11 le Ritchie Ltd#,tiotos
"The life 6f each one is dividA tnto
0/0 factors -the means by which we
live .and the ends for which We live," -
Harry renown Fosdick.
- •
"The opposite of boredom, In a word, is
not pleasure, but exeitement."-Bertrand
Russell.
Agricultural engineering resftarch em-
braces three distinet fields of investiga-
lion: (1) Mrthstniettl farfa
.Used for production and Pnreulinif of
trope and the handling cif livestock pro-
dette: (2) farm structures, ineleding.the
lann dwening.and buildings for the stor,
age, of crops and the haridlln; of live-
Oteek; end. (3) land develontnent.,42.10at,,
pelitng bhreellittatieff "et iiitimproved
/land and intpowornent of exWing farms
'for profitable agrIcultnre.
'see -
If you had a two-fantily house,
you wouldn't let half of it
stand vacant, brining you
nothing. itsWi you ever
think .of renting your cola!
bin for the summer? The
Heat Folks are in the tifarket
for empty coal bins. any si2T
will do. Good rental gladly
paid. If you buy your coal
• NOW, you can pocket the
- money it would cost us to
store it until fall. Prices are
so much cheaper that you
realise an unusually
targe return on the space
that would otherwise lay
.vacant. Here is it •profit that
is all velvet in addition to
the satisfaction of being set
for winter time.
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
WE NOW CARRY GENUINE
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• The dull pains, or the sharp, quirk twinges in the
small of the hack may 1)4' 'A tifiallga Mut: th?
kidneys are not 'tvorking properly.
If you would be free -from. backaches', swelling of
dee feet and ankles, puffiness under the eyes; and
bladder and urinary trotiblos you must keep your
kidne}s well. Help thou, to stii.rk freely, and help
them to-11mA (a the 1-todyrs waste and leopterithoe - —
Doan's Kidney, Pills havc n healing and soothing
-effect nn 4-1a• kidneys and give -comfort to those
suffering from backache.
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