The Goderich Star, 1924-07-02, Page 41
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I.FiiSiiiCATE
IC MOBS and Sanitar'lj.Drinking Cups, special this
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!WIT CA Special value at $1,716. 1-otr will ap-
preciate the value of these Cases.
BATHING, SUITS -Special at
LADIES' SUllifholER VESTS at Inc while they last.
ladies' Ginghautl)resses specially red,ieeed the i*1eaeir. •--
-. Erb for the beat TM P.rsoeto Furst
MINION DAY IN GODEI
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THUd1W4.11, JUL
Vii' ORAIXIATIONto erre the body Ma to moo dr
They b.e ars ash *&.o l wish =
Tare Yeseg Ladies *nauesafnlly Coat- a family or cense sie trade* and
rhos • Comm at AMaadra neaten. many a Christi** doubt. Fite owned
tai -Mae foe Plow demi ital is- witk the prayer tkiit Go1's ere rll&
1preed. ban with them. leia spirit guide theta
and his power enfold thew
A very plowing Sanction Was thu:t Than came sa presasntatioat on bo.
which took pie a :t -Aha rdra•--•hairef-+the-Werres- Hapieet-4 z1-
.I1wlpitai lawn on Friday afternoon iary by Mrs. D. Macdonald.
last, when two your* ladies who have Rev. Canon Hill in hie remarks,
completed their period in training rte• said he tools; a pride in our little hos-
solved their diplomas as alraduatir, pital becau ie ft had don* splendid
names. Th. young ladies in question work and because it was a school for
,ar"rs•Miss Florence Doherty (daughter nurses. Ile was, proud of tier fact,
`'fit firs. Doherty, of town), and Miss too, that at last -at lnyst---w4 were
Caroline Clayton daughter of Mr. E. going to have a better hospital. The
Chiron, Ila nuoa)• The day wee three cardinal virtues the nurse must
frim, aiitd`bri; '*nd`the`re`was a +d ss were patience, hers*xaranee
attendant* of :interested one who and sympath-aynipathy that leads
copied seats on the kaon while the to gentler:as, kindliness, thoughtful -
verandah did duty for a platform. nese for the patient.
The verandah was borated. in green Rev. Mr. Hadley expreesd his pleas-
and purple, the coIo of the hospital, ure to know that such fine pians had
and flowers wore in evidence in large been prepared for the new hospital,
bouquets on the steps. so suitable for the purpo.. He point -
Mr. R. 3. Megaw, chairman of the ed out the improvement in the health
Hospital Board, was cliairaman for the of. the nation, which was " no doubt
afternoon's proceedings, and after op- due `partly to the nursing sisters.
Three hundred- years -ago one- out of -
every, seventeen died in Engl*nd„an.
*sally, now the proportion was o.re
mit of 40 or 45,,and he -saw -no reason
why .300 years front now the average
length. of life should not be 'better -
than at present. .
'Rev. Mr. Hardy congratulated the
/ming brayer by Meer: R.,.C.....MeDer-
mid, he amounted the two graduatest
e Weather' and Lar .. Crowds for the Cele- and enie
afnnted upon the lass the hoz«
oration of Coned**,Natal Day in Ooderich Pititl •.vas sustaining in tib removal
• of Miss -Masterson, who bad been the
•- 'very. efficient' superintendent for the
., `A RECORD ATTENDANCE AT THE BALL GAME !past tett months. Miss Masterson
I was going to 4position' with greater
a
Rey Ytasd ay, Tom Barliaitg.
ltaeDee>ald (Lighthouse et.),
ltar~kk.
SHEPPARDtON
Mr. *aunt Mrs. Jint Johnston. eT
ieb, visited at Mr. and 3dee.
WJohnston's on Sunday.
Ire. Joiai r 1 " ppreaelled hir
farewell sermon on Sunday Last. We
wish him euceesss in his new charge.
A aulnber from tkia neighborhood
attended the lawn social at Dungan-
non last Friday night, and report a
good time. - ►
Don't forget the lawn social at tee
Anglican church, Pori Albert, on July
nth. Supper served from 6 to 8, af-
ter which a good program will be
given. Everybody cone and have a
good time. ,
'Dr, and Mrs. Humphrey and chil-
dren, and Mr. Harty Hayden, rooter -
ed from London, and visited it : the
home of Mr. Frank Ilayden. Mr.
Harry Hayden intends :pending some
time with his brother...._
Saturday *,vile rather a wet day for
+a • picnic, however, when theme who
went to the lake discovered thh► wee-
-the roan was not going to laver them
they took their baskets to the Metho-
diet churchhall. - About 5O sat down
to a table of goodies, after g fine
treat of ice cream, and a good time
was spent.
Th+t W. M. S. of Sheppardto�l'n t
scope for her abitiee and better Haan- committee on - holding the exercises
Baby. Chow in Forenoon With Twenty -Three tial • returns, as superintendent of ou amid the beauties of nature and
i ,Stratford hospital.. She wan leaving red ed hie own •congratulations
FalltrIes .. - - >lldrenf11< Ct'1i<INII ICC , y Contested' 'with the heat wishes of the Board, and those of the comntunity he repo* -
who would find it the more difficult to seated to the giaduatee,
D0124100n Day was a beautiiul' day result might` have been *different. fin her place on account of .the en- ' After the program refreshments
• and the celebration in Goderieh prove Haynes pitched the first part of the, ciency with whish she had filled it. , were served by. the D. 0, E.
ed very attractive. The marnirg was game and was relieved by Lindsay in' • Another matter Mr. Megaw men -
devoted to the children; cifildren''s the fifth. A . good deal, of interest tinned and the announcement was
Tees and the baby clinic taking up centred in the game from the. fact received with `s VICTORIA SCHOOL PROMOTION
ecce ed applause, was that the -
the time • tin Pitait noon. The boys and that Jack Young,' a -former-member= final draft of the pions : for the neer!. The' following.. are the promotions
auris entered with zest intothe vac- of the Purity Flour aggregation, was hospital had been received' and the which , *ill take• place in Victoria:-
ions contest' and in tome events the pitcher .for Stratford. His old team Board intended to call for tenders the school; in November.. Names are in
races had to be run in sections. The mates on the Goderich team succeed- beginning of the wsek:.and;proceed at order• of merit. Those narked with
once nth the work, an asterisk were • absent from their
Rev Mr, o in examinations o .
F rd, being i called on for n n • account of Measles.. -
anar�ea. paid compliment.
s a
�at the dome of Mrs. Ro ;Bogie 11on=
day afternoon with -a good atten:lance.
°After•the business partofthe meet-
ing was conductedthe ladies enjoyed
very interesting talk from Mrs. An.
drew, who ,is superintendent ot the
W. M S. of thisdistrict, ant also
from her•daughter,Miss Andrew, who
is taking the social servicebranch of
the deaconess training in '146rpnto '
WEST WAWAIIOSH
winners were as follows; • • a ed in hitting hint fairly. veli; .getting
Girl* 11 hits, four of them two -bagger: and
Girlal, 6 yearn and under --Dorothy one a bother. Another former mem-
Lee; Mabel Johnston, Myrtle Town- her of the .Purity Flour tears was on
that ,'�tratfoxd line +, in iluriing
dr , p d to. theJr, 1V, to' Sr. IV..
.business . -ability of the present chair- Olive Young, Billy Thomson; nor-
sllelld • ,..:.. , "_ ►� at ;man of the board, . who; had occupied. °thy Clark; Jim Salkeld, Grace hoist!-
Gills Years and under Wii,nifl ed first base. Weir : bed a perfect levy many important positions, but none ra Albert Baker,Walter Newcombe,
• # y at bat three hits out of three tlmea more responsible than the one he now ar a r n,Geof
Murraay> Gladys. Motean> Dgrie keit+ at blat IXolson for the visitors head or t1 i Marie Thontaa, i)onald Morison; Geof=
e ped
y reacher,
favor -o on the board for sevenor eight yearsBwnMSGrigg, Define AlcCrea h, Mari4ryStretford. The following Isthe b 1 ,roee,elvnmith, Ted Jenner,
;
bus yearn as chairman and they IadDannaBell Robert -Oran, Onam, ei n Mur:.
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Reggie Newcombe,. com
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Gr
t• on • • fourhits out of five chances. The Mr, Fordsaid he himself had F en Fred Bridle-, Garteralmils 10 Sears and under ---Mary
Haat score was 11to 8 in
.
Y4un. seare and summ2a madeefforts for a better hospital butGir1s 12 years and under -Ethel '•eson> Dona�MGiay, Donald Motion-
Sterling,
e )on.
4trrli»ga KateleCn Luke, Bessie 0b- • G:deii h ABit A�POEalwitYs when they had gine so faraId'Ruth Allison, Anne White; Ise-
�.nsy, 2b, ,..,.,5 1-2 4 1 0 they mime up against difficulties and ..belBorriman> Hilda -Janes, Violet
Grls l4. years and and r_Ethel Robineon, 3b.,.....5 S' 2 2 •s 1 an impersonal voice said,"Thus far Clark,'Irene Ruckir)a, HaneGi,
Sterling; laillar'et. Groves, Kothieen Mitchell, c, 2b.....5 1. 0 1 1 1 and no farther." This left' the course Bob Black.'
Luke. Haynes, p, c.. , . , eli•"•'1 1 ; 2 . 1 which the Board was now taking op- yortrT
�- Spaff'ord sa .4 1 0 . S. 3' 0 en and he had no doubt that :tete ,
s : die and Mary Grtgg, Verna Moore and H D t Walters, I
mead the needle race Edith I'rid /` , , , , ..... ti Sr. liXr, to .Jr. IY
Hovey, 111►,. « , , . .. ; 4 ,1 2 1 10 0 : would show that this course . vi oul'tI
S. S. No. 2, W. Wawanosh
The follewiug is the school report
of midsummer examinations; total
marks 7,5b, ' honors ' 560,• pass 450.
From: WI to Sr. IV. -.Roy Flail -
gen, 88O; Frank 'Phalen, 529. From
Sr, - III . to- Jr.. 1V. --Herb. Finnigan,
;643;. Margaret Dobie, 600; Georg;
Hutchins, 578. Jr. III. to Sr. III. -
Cora - Fin igen, 589;' Mary Finnigan,
544; Dora Bute inti 503; Reta Yo y
1L"
450 r
. 'Sr. 1, to'Jr. J III. -•-Total. 650,
honors 488, pass, 390 -John Hutchins
489,. Margaret Andrews 450. I. to Jr,
IL --Mary . Dobie„ . Ruby Hutchins.
Pray to L- Iitehener Finnigan: Pr.-
Verna Hutchins. - -
M. HOGG>''Teachar,
Mertina Hussey, Grace Burris and of ; ...,> , .. , ; .3 1 3 0 0 4 yiei ;aCtiCAI a end beneficial results
onors- oro ijy.
urimpEleanor Whitty. a e If..........5 • 0 'J O 0 0' and that tall would 'help -'towards the Clark, Olive Moi Crregor, Mofrison- IIFIEi' L tom
I MacKay, Ad 1 B kl b:i k Junsar Room S S No. 8 Aahlield
ure. ii$; Willie caliiwdl. 347,
George Moore, 264. Sr. II. to Jr. 111.1
-Paas r16, honors 4118•-Cattiberi*r
Peters, 544; Gram Young,. 623; Al-
lan iEaad. 421`; Everett Erringt*n•
Sr. IL --Pass 225,, loners 2$l --Cora
Staley, 316; Arthur Duff, 281; Edon
Culbert, 274; Wilfi*d Pentland, 274;
Harvey Mole, 269 - I., teal 15 --an.;
na Reed, 61; Claire Pentlande 57
Amy Young, 42; Helen Anderson, 40;
Fred Barlow, 36; Bert Whyard, 16.
Pr., total 152 -••-Aima Nivins, 135; El-
len Smiley, 123; Benson Parks, 96.
B. Class --Mildred Anderson. Wini-
tred Begley, Cannan Maines, Mar=
Sorie MacDonald, David Nivins, Belle
Swan, Wilma Treleaven. C. Clues-
Myrtle
lue s -Myrtle Caldwell, Melville, - Culbert,
John Parks, Willie ;Reed. Agnes
Young. Number on roll 36; average
attendance 31.
M. M. DURNIN, Teacher.
BRUCE COUNTY HAS 10 MILL
... _TAX HATE: -.: -- -
'
,
$2',OOd Grant Bach Voted to Walker-
ton and Kincardine Hospitals
Tbe,euni,ner :eiaion, of the Bruce.
County Council wa:.field at 'Walkerton
retoently.
Any prnapecta of lowering the tax
rate oe the county faded into thin air
when the oonxacil.eleciaet1 to defray nut
tbie year! ranula the ,80.OQ0' doe the
provice from last yew's highway opera•
tions'. *The county it seems. Is oblk'ed
to pas 20 per cent towards the. con-
struction ot the Partneri. Highway You wouldn't go on.* vacation with
running through 'the county from mild: dingy, damaged luggage if you knew
may to Kincardine and, on t�sia, roach how reasonable you can get new et ..
Bruce awed the Province 126,000 tram Sharrnan's.
,1922 operations. which it paid atlast', �.»
Jauusry'e session. Inatead;,of leaving. ERICH MAR +' TS
the $35.600 due. for 1923 work on, thio 1 '" •
roadway over for next yoar'a Council to 1nit at, per bush.....$ 1.05 to 1,1Q.•
finance Bruce council decided to wipe pats, pen bush to u0
the . entire debt tint and as a cause=peas, per bush. 1.40 to 1.50
quence 161.000 will nave been raii,ed 66 to . iii
from Seta vear's,taaxcq to inert this. Berkey, per• bush.. -4., �+•-
deflott. Hence the 2 mitts rcgnired for Famtiy .flour, per cwt' 3.201 to 3.1(1 '
this .purpose explain wiiat'.•*bot, the Patent flour per cwt.. 3.r5 to 3.fitir
county rate to the 10 will figure, or one. •Bran, per ton tl ..• 25.O0to 26.00
tenth of a mill higher than last year. ! Shorts, per ton. • 27.00 to 28.00 •
' With a rate or lo en ovet ydollar or the l Kay, per ton: .:•10.0` to 12.00
,assessable ptroperty of the county one Hoge, per cwt....-8.00 to 11.00.
might be apt to think this a record•fof Cattle. ordinarys, pec
Bracer but isl.iookingover ,the past wo.i 6.60 to 6.00
And 1821 decorated 'with "12••1.8 mills Cattle choice' er cwt 7:00 to B.OA'
and 1422 with a 10.1.2 mill touch. *e the , p
groaning tiax-payors ban take cominrt Lambs, per' cwt, 15.00 .to 16.0&
from ties fact that things might have irides, per Ib. 04 to 04•
en w rse:- -2
e o b a
b 2 t o
. 'Dairy butter, pen lb. .
Faces are easily made upbut,.lig.. Eggs, per.dox 25 to ' 30 --
urea never lie:
Potatoes...''%"....
.... , 50 to ' It0
The man who ` keeps his chin' up *1111. ,1*.R' ++* •;:E7.XAi.., -
elevates his !aliens.. h1 t s WOW Owe 3q Tahiti:'
Lots of •these 'folks who say they ,aaa.,.;.-
went to school can't prove at, ..r
T� a a•.
with yes
Days like this that " 'Ve
looked forward to, offer pec•
tures that you'll Turn back to,
again and again in your album
And any Kodak is compact
to cat't'y, easy to work and fun
to uses -let us show you.
GetyoatatOdale here. -
• 4lutorraph;c Kash 0.75 nip
4cct;tsories--Supyilcaf
H. C. DUNLOP
The- Rexatl Store
Phone 1 ;Godericlt •
Boot: !tee -Mar 'Tobin, loyu ;(nark. Enact, x} ,4: 1 . 1. 1 0 '0 completion of a splendid hospital. 'Adele roc e . n
y -- «�; ••--' i � d t' isls sf __paha-Gertrude Evans, kludxe
sla, "White. •
40 13 li .2b
.31
graduating.
Goderi h .hon ital, though rot Nteine,, . • Hilliard Tremblay, °' Lola J r. TIL -Pries 417, hon-
Iducces .
r.I cos
y i l 1 Stratford .A.B R 11 A NO E large,,had had an 'honorable career. Clark, Ernest Peaehey,-Lional Clark, Brown' 592; laney
p 0 ors b21 •-Athur
toys, nix yaws-Trim'
earal -'Tom Elliott, Phis Lavelle 3h....,.. 3 =3 . -0' .2 2 -O It hold :been , fortunate in having a *Ena Morgan, Kathaleen Luke>
' Edwards: ee .4 1 4 0 5 1 good succession• of. superintendents :.Stanley Taylor:•
:. s� r 8atrlin ib fi '1 '� 0 •7 0 and its graduates had done splendid
Ho eight year Raymond Dean '' .
John•�iuse, 'Teddy...1'isate. ' g, ' ...'' .Jr. III. to Sr..111.
work bet* in their, own land and. in Honors --Evelyn Hamilton, Lillian
Boys;.. ten ' 1+esrr�•-"Victor Elliott, lFlanaiYati, r�l, ... , ...G' 1 � 0 . 0 4 o
McKenzie. lf..:. « : ,6 0 0 0 x A .' 1 the land to the :south. Mr. Ford' said Leggett,- Nellie Bannister.
Wm, ItaoXro e e y ears•iond Dean in born h 2 - 5 2 ;l 0 he had been rather intimately asso- . Pass-•-G1>Ldys Shore, Alice John
Boys tw*Ise yea las MCltay, " oa � ► b ' 1 3
Hx
' ,Tee n ' M rk 5 1 2 ' 2 5 0 rated with the 'medical profession sten' Billy Thomas Kenneth Young
g> p t
Victor d .. *
icon iClliatt' till Claytvp 1VlYins, Ld•th Priddle -H ve -Johnston
a elided I I
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Taylor,
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ea r
W •` Jo or
y ys' ,.Hien, 4 rice. LIyears* 1 5: 2 rl 2 1. 0 and the 'nursing ' profession and John `Steswart, Ruth Worsen, .Wile•
ya thxeae-tegg*d ra (Young, cam, >:..,.�
c Wi ie Wilson, Har • Cook,
0 11 W n x oa
to ix y ,
(Young , .... , ..... a 1 1l 0 0' placed' them in the highest posltro'n.
Stuart, carter oil : Albert Baker, �_ ..-, i A'* closed his remarks by wishing the •i > ar y .
Billie proses and `Wily on • `.;4 11 14 11 28 .2 graduating, nurser success. ROOM' IV. •
4 p, 44 y. e r Hunte ' administered the Fier- . '
Two -base hits --Lind Iola es, D • Hunter Sr. III:'to�Jr.:.IV.
days,
runnier broad jump, 44 yaearaissaY, �
bas, N Hove Bisset Flanagan 2 Dotson,. ence Nightingale : pledge, the:gradu- Frank' Young, Florence McDonald,
--sC of , .
Mervin •izaannon, y► >
i+'Iain14 g1�aldtck, Three brine hit Doleotl Atte repeating it .after him, and this Mebel Brownlee Joseph To•Ylor'
! • Y.
110 '" .roe -le ed raee, 14' .ears Home-fint-Hovey: • was followed by the presentation' of Theinla Hoey., Lorne Clark, Luride
-Joe wmattA. "and k�..J. Wain nock a Double flay --.Robinson. diphenans by, Dr. Macklin. Miss
Man- MacDonald. Benson Sanders, Lena
Donald McKay Sand Morison McKay, Hit by pitcher be Lnldsay Ed.c arson, the superintendent, presented Craddock, Gordon Carrick, ; lrone.
Wilsotr McGuire nand Clayton Nivensl' ward•2. the pins, and Dr. Gallow gifts from Bloomfield, *Edith- Lumby.
Baby outgoI Left an bases- xoderich YQ strike. the'medical profession of town.
ford 12 Dr. lllackltre :poker of the fa
ithful .
*1 'be bab Clink' was in chs ' e at y �• � ..Struck ...014 -;-BY Young:, d';+:)by. acus to duty, the reward of which the
.Mr. R. IL Cutt and Councillor, Turn -,Haynes 5, by Linda** Y.: graduates *ere now receiving and of
ter: There were twenty-three entries, i Bases en balls-i.of YOuili; 55;of the days and nights of. unselfish de -
thirteen boy!- atnd tenentries,
Rhea-Ii'ayynes`P; of Iindsay 'l votion they..had given, _- - =__._
• 19 months'' "aid daughter of Mr. and, Umpire --Tasker of .Clinson, Hig- •: Dr- (lallew, speaking for• the,medi-
Mts. Russell Shaw, 01 Auburn,. won gins. eel profession, said they had watched
first prize The second 'price• went to 1. -.'Times ;-« s
hott , 10 grid- . , . ' the career of the. young , l,idies• who
Dorothy, 8-monflni" "old daughter of were now graduatingQand had noth.
liar. and Mrs. Geo :Ginn, Goderich Band\Concert in. the Evening ing but praise far them. They had
• township, and Walter, 2.teenthm' old In the evening, the- entertainment always been faithful, cheerful, pains
*on • of Mr, and lira. Albert Mero, consisted of a••; band concert on the taking and willing, and he Was mire
'town,, won third prize, A photograph Square. The Kittle band of Clinton that if they went out into the wnrla
of:.the three prize babies 'was • taken furnished good'musie for the day and they wohld uphold the good- name
by lir. J'. T. Fell. Dr. Tillman, baby gave a number of, choice selections • that former graduates had made.
specialist of London, and three •gra., on the Square in the evening,, The„ Dr. Gallow also commented on the
spate nurses of Alexandra Hospital Lucknow Pipe Band also made A coming lose of Misr Masterson and
eonduetad the examination. - brew showing- - end the pipes and congr*tut*ted the - graduates on the MacLean, *Willie um y, Edea-. -_
Baseball +sdrums were quite en .attraction. completion of their studies and. ex- Luke, Dorothy I)urnin, Frank Allen,
'Tile forepart of the afternoon was'ISamb'Highland dancing was done on'.pressed his hope of every success for *James Redditt, *James Neftel, Lew -
•taken sip with the ,ceremonies ofthe the platform in the Square in the.ev- them: is Murray, Leak Martin, Willie Mac -
unveiling of the soldiers' sriemoriel, ' erne we are en the aubieet
nng. -c we must not forget to ., After this came the presentation of aulay, *Robert Weston, Ruth. Mnrraey,
1 pewpl*of flowers to the gradulrtfnq nurses, Mise Phyliie Lawrence, *Margaret Grfifith.'
ti the efforts f the +Getderf h band;
• Jr. III.. to: Sr: III. -
'Noeval ` Anderson, Annie 'Sanders,
Harold' Doak, Elsie Smith,. Ian Mac-
Kay, May Ervine, Margaret Fry, Dor-
othy' Bridge, Aliotle MacLe,id,• Ethel
Whiteside,..- Marmot' Jenner, Alice
Sanders, •Margaret Black, Russel. Lee;
Mabel Edwards, Russ3elm Drennan,,
Madge Church, Evelyn. Drennan,
Senior. Ir. to Junior 10.
Honors -Herbert Bridle, Jack How-
ard, Nancye 'Clarke, Sylvia Salkeld.
Fred Davis, ±Mabel Bloomfield, Jos-
eph Priddle, Lillian Spring, *Jean
Morgan, Audrey Wieland, !'Margaret
*ad at 4 'o'clock about 500
es war an : McLean handing
in tbo •agriculturi:l aYrcunde wh.
gatherede' o o e c ,a Edwards ds d lg Len h d DIVISION VL
me out in • the morning
to wittier the Stratford•Goderieh burl'b m coatuniefa and made things them the many beautiful boa sets Sr. II. to Junior 111. •
r' • +fro"a" friends.
match. The Purity Flour
tel" were llveFv until the arrival of the visiting y Hennes• -•Jean Price, Donald .flag-
d*rC ' to the Classic City i» the morn- '•hands. Rev. J. E. Holmes was neat called girt, Wilmer Martin, Elsie Armstrong',
int awl last out in a game there 10 to for eh address and he 'spoke in the gift, Wilmer
ere!, Roy Armstrong.
rm s
1. Cooper pitched for Cnderich: and i,. • highest appreciation, of the noble and ar erne t ge , ltoy rm trong.John-
Maarkn for--Sis'atford. -The -return' CQ R alnselfish ravotatloll an )vhiclz the' gra- ate»>, Leonard *cflo atsald, ne .J os
game here In the afternoon was much l Mr. and lira. Beg," Bolton`rriotored duates of the day were entering: Hti Drennan Prances Tho a1d,,. Yienneth
mere even and, while the Classic City film Hamilton and visited the form- was glad that the size of - the institu- ,luck, n, t IT ,Marian Kenneth!
hexa gos the victory, anyone of sev« er's relatives, Mr. and lira. Wm. Bol- tion was no measure of efficiency or Edgar Militate, Berney,
Marion
Young, Wil.
seal Ifs might easily have turned ton. Maitland eon., Colborne tp. ineflleiency, The Goderich hospitel Ed
Barker► Olive Brindley, Y ng, Wil.
et
• the • vktory to Goderieh. For in; •was small as compaured with some liHuey,• *Catherine Calcloitgh, *John
stance in the latter part of the game Children V rg. others •but he was sure limited tip.
,Lt . Goderich iso tw 1 1
t'�It FLETC1lt»WS • pliances did not mean limited ability Lave* . DIVISION 'SII.
Yeas rtes ideating
- :bases successfully. If theyd e . had - on the part of the graduates. The a -
Sr. I« ti Jr. 2I«
started on these factitia the „�
l Cor *" ' 0 $ _ i profession of Horning was a Life til- title Jewell, Barry Wenger, Free- - led with. opportunity to 'show hemisri�
.w -� •. ,.- patient*, nese o *arta sym«. , ',
pathy, and - the personality of the Betty Thomas, Dorothy Bell, Gertrude.
r' nurse was one of her largest assets in NcluSeler, Margaret MacAulay, Her-
t Ile the sic froom.Referring tt the
+�� Stratford ho*pitRl to which Miss ?has-; Williams, Harvey Strimt;eour:
,"1e,; , S yin Burke McLeod Brute Oat
` i r. �. t' k3ndiu f h end P ik
erMUS h k Wet Palmer France ey S Sagelo-'s Iias. -
We nest le to have some warm we r l
,WI1..
Get. Tour Warm Weather Wearables
Ready -We Have them
WE HAVE SOMETHING DIPPERIIINT • IN
LADIES' SILK SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
Tailoring Our Specialty
We alio handle the W. R. Johnston &•Co, "Hottest
MOO ready to wear clothing.
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)mss' &ova's Words Mae
Nor* tic iyiare
terson was going he said he had been ` ROOM VIII.
in and out of the hospital at ell hours Sr. 1, to Jr. if.
of the day and night, and he had Doris Kitten, Bertram Me f'reath,
foiled that nurses at line a body as it Philip Carter, Ralph Walt'rs, Edna
would be possible to find anywhere. Brindley, Audrey Smith, Harold Turn -
Mr. Holmen said he liked the word er,'Winnifred Murray, Angus McKee-
- "commencement" used of such ester- - zie, Verna Barbour. 'lay. Nu as,
Claes as the events of the day, for it Clarence Bridle, Harland Tremblay,
was really only. the beginning. To be Jamas Durnin, John Mackin', Gladys
st
awe's one needed to be a student Fritaley, Arthur Longhair', Roy
always, for none outmoded if they Serhrlgeo*r.
reached tie dead line and towed to Xisdsrgarten Primary to Pris►ary
leers. mrnee want aAa "1040111$,4146011 : Jran,Robertsan, Alke itusion. Gexr-
Jasps t,.lfrist->Aist L*.'Ms vb : net Nathieeoao, Kelttt Catt,' Noreaeri
were !.Serial .garb aced had re eeivad Bprosal► Xaottla*th Cott, Alma Col -
1444Y ore**. d , Heiesa 't~ktontas, Catbrine Ielur-
Vete. Arcs, ms? Jones Batsman ray, Xenfseih Be"'ae, Arth*r Doak.
*poke of the nurse's profeesieet as the sow Martin, Waite Jardine, Pearl
beset sphere a woman Mita be twig. lteeuMe. Jiasntlf• /me, Harald Ware,
el In, rent to Diet of wife and moth- Godes& %two, last >liarsitt, I,la
se. Thee who went into it did net Moue. motor L.., mos wide",
tInt* it .for what thew won in ft. , *wok. ok. MssosesM geek leo.1t*by
it his *Wort therenswserathn was , nett. Whittysn, liobire. Noe.
melt tor little. The norms was loth- i r *.l4,. Xentretk Mfiilinras, >:lsrtno,*
leg short of a *Water set God's heal- i modAset. Mabel s essaets, Aseefirte
hilt aelniatry here art sir*. 'Iii* sis- wows, Jean Raley, laisabeth Mae-
taew in the war west the war by lanse►p-
ies the boort of tiro rhos. He
saag net gar es to X1sJ,raltartMtt Trivet
l essep tired mime t* maws eeRradl 114 rel."5
feint to service who t 1I end rue
ay. 'Theis oppotllsarity wan not +cake Jack ?hates. Brie J*Iaaatea, Feeble
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Tuesday, Sept .21:924
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the beginning d>f• a. -!most sup-.
cessful year by enrolling.
at tile.•
School cal of Go>at#elerce
CLINTON.0NT. •
-_ The only school in Ontario. at.: -
which you can. have the advan-
tage of Bliss System of Ac -
teal Business- from the start..
COURSES ' ;
Stenographio . C'onimoreial
foecreterial „Special l Courses.
For ia?ormatipn• apply to
B. F. WARD, B.A., Principal
MJ.A. STONE, Coin. S.peoi*list
Vere Principen Phone 198 -
*ask watts a p strait of him'
• or he sae of :her, weinake then
the kind that pleases,
R. R.-SA�LLOWS
We are- - now 'showing art .:assortment of up -tai -date
styles of
'r5�
Slippers
rs
'oxfordss
andStrap . ape.
= for' ladies and 'roes that cannot be egnallecd�it1'quaality.
•
and price:. 'Barefoot' Sandals' for misses-pnd Child -emu
axe -.Bert at the very lowest prices.
Life-BuoyOuting Shoes
are without exception: the best we:tring rubber soled
footwear•on the market; Let us show you the different ' '=
= kinds' pf these ,foods. The values -are : remarkable. ..
REPAIRING .
iC eo. �
1
North Side .of Squares Phone 220 .(ODE1 UCH
asanamearmactursammerszorciacte
.
adies".. Summ'
,..-
in ratineesand- voiles at reduced prices, from . $3,5O..
to $9.95. Regular prices $6.00• to $12.75. .
Millinery.
Midsummer_ clearing of ladies -
and children's .Surnrrier Hats
at less than manufacturer's coat.
Voiles
A -new shipment of plain .
and Normandy Voiles at
attractive 'prices.
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Men's Wear!
We 1ha've a full range of Mens Fun ishings.
A. CORNFIELD
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