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THURSDA'Y', JUNE 13, 1929
Flolnnesvili�
The V' 1V1:: S. of rho liolniesville
United chnr•.ch imet at ihe, hams of
:Miss Acheson on Tuesday afternoon;
Vlrs. Herbert 'presiding The roll
call was answered "by a Scripture
verse on "Trust." Mr. - C. D. Cox of
Nipissing gave an address on - the
work of the United Church in the
Northern Ontario Mission Field, 'Whs.
0. D. Cox -sang a solo, Mrs. W. J.
Yeo read a paper on China and Mrs.
Joy Snyder a paper on the, work of
Rev. and Mrs. Moss at Burdette; Al-
Berta
The Ladies Aid met at the close of
the W. X. S. meeting, Mss. Bert Tre-`
wartha presiding, and theusual busi-
ness was transacted.
Before the company dispersed Mrs.
W. Mulholland and Mrs. J, Nfulhol-•
land -served refreshments,
Why wear a ready-made garment.
on this important occasion 'when you
can have it custom made and be cer-
tain it will be a perfect fit, and suit
your own individuality. You can al-
ways tell the man who has his clothes
made to order.
Our rates are reasonable and our
workmanship exceptional. All gar-
ments hand tailored. Scrupulous at-
tention to every detail.
Davis and Herman
MERCHANT TAILORS, CLINTON
GRAND
Liberal Demonstation
and Pienle
at Grand Bend, Huron County, Ont.
ON WED. JUNE 19th, 1929
For ail the Liberals and Citizens generally of Huron, Middlesex,
Perth, Oxford, Lambton' and the City of London
The Federal Members from all Southwestern Ontario and also
the Ontario Federal Cabinet Ministers will be present.
The picnic will be honoured with the presence of
HON. ERNEST LAPOINTE, Minister of Justice
who. with
HON. J. C. ELLIOTT, Minister of Public Works
HON W. D. EULER, Minister of National Revenue
ZION. JAS. MALCOLI4 Minister of Trade and Commerce
SENATOR RANKIN, WELLINGTON' HAYy M.P., ROSS GRAY,
M.P., AND Mt1SS GERTlt'CDB RANKIN, President of rho Ontario
• Liberal Women's Association
WILL BE TX4E PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS
The Public Meeting will be opened at_ 2 p.m. by 1Vfr, Thomas Mc-
Millan,..M.P,, of- South Huron, and Mr. F. G. Sanderson, the
Liberal Whip for the Province
Come with your baskets and bring your families and spend a
pleasant day in the interests of Liberalism in Canada,
ZURICH RAND IN ATTENDANCE'
GOD SAVE THE KING
17-2.
Hallett Township
Friends from Clinton, Detroit and
ICippen, as ryell -as .some from the
immediate community, met ori Sun
•day and celebrated the birthday - of
Mr. J. Freeman. The reunion was.
very much enjoyed.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Thompson of
Detroit motored over on :Sunday
and spent a few days as the guests.
of the latter's grandmother, Mrs,
Robert Brown. IVIr. Win. Brown and
his son Ford, of London were the
guests of the former's mother, Mrs.
Brown, on Sunday.
ASKS- TEACHERS TO
•
CO-OPERATE •
The school principal in this vicinity
received letters this week from Honi-
G. Howard Ferguson, in his capacity
as 'Minister of Education, asking :that
they again co-operate in the gam-.
paign being sponsored by the High-
way Safety Committee, of which Hon.
Geo. S. Henry, Minister of High-
ways, is Chairman.
In his letter; Mr. Ferguson stres-
ses the absolute necessity of impres-
sing' a greater degree, of •traffic eon-
sciousness upon the minds • of i the
Younger generation, He notes;tlrat
higltway,traffie in Ontario is heav-
ier this year than ever before and it
promises to 'grow to still greater ex-
tent. It follows that the heavier the
traffic, the More' dangers on ou%
highway.
Mi; Ferguson urges the teachers
to devote some time to the practical
lessons of safety. .He has told the
teachers of the plan of the Highway
Safety Committee by which they
may obtain free blotters for the
children's use in school by writing
the Committee. On • these blotters
are imprinted in no mistakable terns
rules which' should do a great deal to
prevent -accidents to children.
A suggestion is. made that child-
ren's interest may be stimulated in
this campaign by having them write
compositions on subjects related to
highway' safety.
The July meeting is to be held at
the home of Mrs. Frank,Walters, the
roll call to be answered with "A Cool
Drink," and the program is to be a
patriotic one in charge of, the junior
Members.. The meeting will be on
the second Wednesday, ,Tuly 10th,
The following is the school report
Tuckersniuth Township -
)lfrs. Fletcher Townsend presided
at the -June meeting of the Tucker
smith Ladies' club, held at the home
of Mrs. Jos. Crich. Twenty-three
ladies answered the roll call, giving
a salad recipe. The younger mem-
bers of the club, namely: Misses Ea-
sel Pepper, Margaret Fear, Elsie
Landesborough, ,Pearl Pepper and
Sadie Ball, brought salads, told how
they were made and the ladies did•
ample justice to them at the hinch-
eon. ' Mrs. R. Pear read a very in-
teresting letter from Mrs, Fred
Sloman, expressing sincere apprecia-
tion for shipment•of sewing sent to
her. Mrs. F. Townsend read some
instructive articles, one showing how
to relieve the monotony of house
work.
An interesting display was shown
of articles made from flour sacks.
Mrs. F. Layton and .Miss GTadys
Crioh acted as judges in the contest
and awarded the prizes as follows:
First to Miss Sadie Ball, an appli.
quedluncheon set; second, Mrs. New-
man Garrett, a pair of hand painted
pillow cases and third to Mrs. M.
Crich are embroidered luncheon cloth.
tits. nuts
SPECIAL DANCE
in
JOWETT'S GROVE, BAYFIELD
on
Friday, June 14th
MUSIC BY BLUE WATER BOYS'
ORCHESTRA 18-I.
Dividend Notice
The regular monthly dividend of
1 per cent on the Redeemable 12 per
cent Cumulative Preferred, Shares
will be paid on July 1st to sharehold-
ers of record •on June 25th, 1929.
S. E. Nicholson,-
'
icholson,
' Secretary -Treasurer.
18-1.
-Races Postponed
Exeter Races have been,
postponed until
Saturday, Jun 15th
24 HORSES ENTERED
R. G. SELDOM, Secretary.
13-1.
Inc S. S. No. 6, for the month of May,
based on the month's work and ex-
aminatione:
Sr. kith—Evelyn Nott 81; Isabel
Ashton,' 74. •
Jr. 4th—Fletclser : Whitmore,. 90;
Warren;. Whitmore; 82; Raymond
Townsend, 72. r'
Sr; 3rd-SaralI Whitmore, 85;
Pearl Itugill, 80.
Jr. 3rd (a) --Myrtle Ashton, 80;
1t1'Sel' Ashton, 75; Vena Itug�ill, 72;
Leola Nott, 70.
Jr,; 3rd (b)—Florence • Whitmore;
D0; Velma Ashton, 76; Arnold Hugiil,
75, '
Sr. 1st -Iona 'fugal, 75; Wesl
Hugill, 73. ,(
Sr, Pr, --Mary ' Iiugili, 76; Kennel
Terryberry, . 79.
Jr. Pr. ---Carman Whitmore.
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Number on roll, 19; average atte
dance, 17. -."Edna 1VZ. Jamieson, teac
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