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title 1920 THE GODERICU STAR
- . 600sArd race, onde.r n nice a -eller ; Brl ne longe A la leek** were
]awing ringnisei,- the
le ranch atukue .. tO 4, Oo .a'.
lei leleorrfic:J, RaemenJ Pustnf;o. toa Nee* Cn+c'et;
e iiixrold 3tehrrng. I►ennee=a ;,.teen. ; raft-b,icv►orn rho Hathey(a for hyo , .,n tie test eight'. 'nese caeKm s.11$ ;�
Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead 60..iir t i : e, printer le scree•. --.Al with the cup gable' to e+►hi;heeerweuel,!er3 kit iadniiteab,ank-eni #].teat tteopria,)re►, ¢
itt ItreifIt zltc5', Benson I?r:,ure, Arzh'hare (netheYhenx� ta *peed
her huwever;,gile �'�a,n i >;, 11eYtiely ltltkli eh! l s►v►`ai:1►
75 -yard ram, unclee 12 Yeats -Jona; Yui•ricun 11ag•Iiey tollalp ed Anti las:iarc, i,tr„etcd Ern tete ' '-'")s, Tea.
'Preece, Jose O'Brien, (•iifeord l,tutegy,' won eiofly, and Salt came in for sc. r
100.yard sewer tinder it ae ere c�nai, third went to Eugene Mine. nit ..';in ii'h3rne, rcr.=at'ilT ni*tr, ears'
Re mend Lean, Afiter ti=e second game the tug ee ell cilnr.aY t:iv entertainer, rs fea;'•�'
Fart Mean, l'1tfiQrt, r8e(i, Iese Jaci��ni .. n^
lel rely. eitAr ivy the Iluron Atal Road cul suits ►hT 3 acre pi6c,;
F;acit race. under Ili years -F,art pulls'(], Two teams lined ep for the ni'e cat. en the last iiftetnat e, rrezed.;
fiktea�o, Caul Illeozefield, (lidera"yin •contraet, floderieh and Asinield aril ins, vai'`au;a barren"a le rase;. '
' dye , tiodrairh won the cup in two st aigi)t
Jockey rare, tinder re ye zreeel.ai'1 i pulls. The winning team coasietc3 ;CARLOW '
We p dee Beat at lit lipsoirn
PARIS GREEN. poi Ilii . , 4 ', , Age
ANTE OP.. par BA - , * - * . - .4Se
ARSENATE OF Palk hulk per R►. * . - e * .4Oc
at)"ampL_ Drug
�__ LMereMereand Run -nand Dean, Philip Cele' of Genrtc. Beacom. R. 1 Eolith, I:d, lir, Alen,^Mon-, sf lcn.a49, care cl 11
,ii!tore ter enol Win. McKay, Jchn t'arric•;:I V, illi*. Ilan Willie, Jars. I er out, car. milt" AWN:. 1ec;nb, a.. 1::+oat, oil!
+� and 1Isrland Tremblay, !Tones Wisner and Elmer neeardown. i.tu saiay evening.
]rabbit race, under 10 years ' lfru€e l and ,the, clefenclere were `Those Solite Airs. an (teen au l Miss Edith,GODERICII, ONT. Bloomfield, Arthur Ilracocy. Denson van, C: 1'Wtgh. Gerald Harvey, Mi of Toronto, ni•icee. seeeeee car ai e. i,,
Prouse. 1 ehael O'Neil, Jack McKenzie. Eniil,feiends on Sunday last d
Rabbit rare, mar 13 vexes-Cliit,Macal�ennen -.and Mex, 11iae:Lennan Miss Alarrha .3atitc�rs �1� as or �.:u.n;;'
' ford Sturdy, Art F.obercsaa, John After the contest Geo. 1lc2e3:31 With icer Holidays well saes c033.n•,. I►.,a-,
Prouee. , the 'handsome trophy were mounted i othy and Christine 1'abe-tson.
' Illeyele race, twice around ne' on a rear and driven up town amid Mies Reid left en Mondey for her!
Senare; under 12 vee vs rtietville cheering.. ,-home in Landon. sic has 'teemed aa''
eaigie, Audrey Smith, John Hue;:- The evening program consisted. of school in that vicinity foe next ;,•ear.
ins.. .. ahand 'concert on the Square evlree:a . Trio eaera ment at 'tire Loan stip.
'PHONE 90 —`6
1oderih Tug -o' -War Team
Pin
Nvia HM 0a• YM r lj'cyele ra'•e. tvs]re.. around tSier vvas much etiyoyed by a 1a*vo nun:leer per was .dispensed x: Sniith°a Iiillt
4quaxe. • under 1G veaxs �rnohl; of people, and the singes un tut ehu.ch k st atbatle dry th Irasto
Doak. Firl hlero. Ils)1 Lumby, , horseshoe bitching contest.
Rev. it, Curnnrinas.
Speci.i1 • •1 obert Wilson., The Victor Electrola coneerts giv. Mr. and Mrs. Cawfa>:d and brew
Weather and Teniae Crowds Make Dominion
EVENTP. Lv en on the Su care by tin instrunsent children motored over from Flint on,,
Da eeF yard rave, under 0 ye :rs Eeta supplied by M. Jas. Campbell, were Saturday. On Sumer they* left for
Celebration in Goderich a Success
Costello Fuhv Willis Ma Bred %eac's a very fine feature of ;the day and Muskoka, saec(utapanittel by Mr. and
50 -raid race, under $ ,c u. -;eyed nitult enjoyed. ltrs. Allan �lr'ileon, v+$iere iliey will Evelyn. Doak, : erns . The Goderielt baseball team had an slaend �tlielr holidays.
- . Plante i'ouee:. offer to go out of town for the day Anniversary* servrees will 110 held
1 i. it stayed Monte land did their 'part . in the Smi'th's' dill church on the
GO -yard rsire, under tai years*
Margeret James, Isabelle Brown,' ha. makti the day the success it was. 4th oil duly. when the Rev. Wm.
Colored Ball Players Mak, it Snappy
i�py
eraldine aunders. Bremner , of Brtirefield. wilt rn each at; s
75 -yard. rake, render 12 years -- GQDERIca iTX'omv.1� t x nevi. _and r huge S f�i 1 re afc+ is
Winners in the Various Events, Children'aiGames, Parade, Mary Ateheson, 'Esther Lee, ]Marie ' 'JULY 25-30. being prepared. IP.bv. Mr. 'Cummings
Athletic -Events , . Le Roche.
-..--...n.'goes to lirucefield for the day.
t eterd race. under is years- rave ing , of Splendid Pru •snag, to The O. G. T. It met at the home of
Margaret 'Elliott, Marjory Daer, 'Etta Ile Presented in 6.1)61e•rich Mz . Henderson on `Satges y Ratter `
Thee D th niou .Pay celebration in Oat was given to Mr. Rod. ,Johnston. mance. ." ^^ : noon..The ;president, Miss Hazer
Goderuch• tide Year went ea verysue. of the DominionRoad i E'andknechief • rare, lender is: -venires `vso an. 'tandii p1ena.:. "Smihin' *Venlig*. .p�resided. -in the i hair end . t
eesoafully. The day wee f►ne, gen elite for their Part in: the ar z nein e•' .=Robenti 1 .:h•tttm, F. Bleeniii�eie, Though:' treat i urnanrt e. wi na,and very, Interesting meeting• took place.
;fora Tight shower in the evening, and for' decorated 'autos R d floats ere A/arjelic i um�b3• wlphe 1'anrily i7>asixir "_ .popular They '.ish to have is social evening
Marge crowds ratite to town for the not . awarded. an the ` Calithnmpian , Nose and tae race; under 14 perre :Broadway 'comedy --.lir. ,z'e,:vi Hiciach, .in• the near :future. Pertieulars let -
day or for the afternoon program. ' clhss • there were sonic vere ntaye et Elliott, F. Moorefield, noted Chrneee diplomat , a. c:: ,ecturer; -ems
The banks along the water front were get-ups. -Miss Mary :Parsons von, Lulu B•,�hot • • , Anatol Firkin and His' 7I:lesians in Mr..James Foreman, .of ,Flint,
much in demnnd for picnic .parties first prize with a toairing outtir, urge " Bieyole sato, once •rrouna the .,�.ehes from the Russian Life, a truly Afich., was :married. to Miss Annie
snowelioesgolfing outfit
and the tourist camping ground Was ;And baggage,: household .utensils, • 5quar�e, 14 kears-.-race !.reason, spectecular Muskat produ»t,oYi, "are ones,> Aubuon Saturday last by
filled.•. , , one nearly Margaret Griffith. Madeline Proctor. among the many Bier ‘fetatpres 'of the . the Rev. Mr. Shore,Bl
yth. Our best
Phe first event of the day was . the everything else'• that a touring party In .the meantime the horseshoe forthcoming . Canadian' ' Chitantattqux wishes- go with them as they begin
parade at 14 ami The hand led ofr might or could want en •route The pitching contest wars going en at Vic- Isere, which opens Jute 24th and eon. their Marries life. Tire lenuia peo-
with the .brat 'emiszeiLnna Goxnmittee car was labelled "Marmon Stray toric Park, With eight peers tawny; tinues for five erowded. eventful days. ole of Atrbu n and vicinity presesitea:
following 'in dire, and the ' firemen (bte," but at that it may oe a libel, part in the doubles. In the first Tile Chautauqua will. be opened on the bride with. a shower on Friday
with onto 'truck,• pfd `tire engine and especially if you read it "straight 8•: round J. McConnell and Ed. Sparr the first night by one sof• the mast evening.
ladder truck, ete. There were a few*, "Body by *galley**, "veheeis by : won from P. II. Sehweyer and .T. Reid, popular ;Broadway comedy-successee Mr. D. Loel.hart,' of Auburn, and
ears decorated to some extent. the 'Wheeler" were o'ther enseript:on�Jos. Jeffries and H. A. Stevenson,.. of recent years—The iariety yip- Mr,, R. Medd, of the boundary line,!
Dominion Road Machinery Co. had which brad their own suggestsveness,1 Mr. Stevenson being a Toronto Man, stairs, Here is an uproarious tom- who had 26 head of cattle p isturfng
one of. the Chem:don ower Road "G�oderieh or Biter suggested i1e won from Bill Leach and Mr. Bailey; .edY-diene ,based upon the boys and. on Mr. Cordon Younge form, lost JJ tufo have not 'et matured: but The.good wishes of the whale rosea-
Maintainers and a light rawer
sn the supreme objective for. �ou es t • C. Elliott .and IL McKay, Wing'ham, heartaches of a twenz.et�i-cei turn of t:heni on Friday morning; . when neat armor baso been ver active, munit gtvill follow you in your future
gi p r s and tiro., were killed i:,, :::-i,.w:...- ,i,..,. Dame .R y' Y y
f Il • orfs ro true this will career triol tve.lgra y (het God's ricin•
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Parades and the Imperial Oil Co. anal many other inscriptions nod !'thole ]von from Kerr and Penman of Col- family engaged in "marrying off" the
the Goderich Fruit Market were also
represented. There were .speetel 'pri-
zes awarded to the firemen. to Harry
McCreath for his get up with a big
horse bearing the label "nett Me-
Creath's Horse Parana:", rn. allusion
to, a supestion of Bert's. as a feat-
ure for the iparacle, and a third . spe-
T�-
Cleveland's Bread
is a tempting complement to
any _ meal -delicious in itself
and lending zest to the- rest of
the menu. •
Your' family+ will demand
twice as. much of our Bread as
any other. Encourage them to
do so, as it the most health -
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tan take,
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Phone 114 West St.
•touch of funand: humor. In the car
besides Miss Parsons.' were her visi-
.tor,_hliss_'Brooks. John Parsons and
Toots Videan. The wedding phrty
were awarded second prize. "Here
comes the bride but what do you
h+nk of the groom?" They. were
'noir to church, but had the parson
with them, on a seat of prominence
'on the deck of the car; tone other
than Miss Margaret Hari bilin
`" i perxon-to personate" the person.
Miss Naomi McDermid was the
groom. Miss S. Harney the bride and
Miss Rose Pox the bridesmaid,
Sturdy droving, . Reg, McGee's. taxi,
date 1805, drawing a relic in the way
of a coach,. date 1811. was given third
place. A number- of decorated bfcy+-
eles and costumers -ori foot mane a
nret"v. spot in the parade. Miss
Lumbo was awarded first. W. Hunt:
remind. Betty Little third and'Master
Little fourth. and, all who took part
were given a: mill peke veto. The
rrhool children were certainly missed
.from the parade this year are five
bene•'vrraneem,,entii iiatrbe.rnnds' an-
nt1+'' yeQr'to iiieoi+nornte Mfg ler=;;«,.
again,. also the Octoeenaarien Club.
'ome of whom were on hand..might
be included vein another year.
After the pm -Ade came vbe. cl*et-
rtren's Parries nn the San are ann the
c•erenrittne 'had a busy time with the
• ' irle and tsoys, many cif the event,e
h"ri•ie• to be•run .;n bees. on tiecount
cif the iortre number wlahl ig• to' dem-
',Ate.
rrm-
„ete..The prize winners.were rias fol-
lows:
BOYS' EVENTS
90•yard race, under 6 'years Barry
Prouse, Billie Wilson, `Tom Cowan
Harold Daer.
borne; and F. Bowra and Courtland eldest daug ter. This popular play.
Kerr won: from Fred and S. Elliott,. will be presented by the well-known
IThe finals were between Elliott Etna Martin Erwin ]?layers.
McKay of Wingham, ane Jeffries, On . the second afternoon Mra.
town, and Stevenson, Toronto, who Pirie Beyea, ;distinguished , British
won first and second prizes respect. 'lecturer and world -traveler, will de-
ively. In the second event. 'lailieand iver her forceful. challengongiecture,
Leach won first and Sparr and Me- "Education or. Catastrophe. Pre-
ICtonne)i second. The s.kinki;< were:, ceding Mrs. Beyea's lecture, the Mos -
pitched hi the evening..Chas, Elliott cow Artists, a company, of talented
Harney g of Winghrmaeon first, Courtland' Russian musicians, will •.be heard in.
Keru-of Golbo,rne,,seeand, Pettnutn,: ut. concert... .•
Colborne, third, and Leach, of •town, Anatol Frikin and Hie Russians in
fourth. Scenes from the Russian Life. star
The big afternoon program as musical attraction of the second
Agricultural •Groundsdrew a very night, present .one of the greatest
large crowd of spectators; the gate programs of Russian apt and , music
receipts being .approxima.'tely $1400. ever offered on any. Chautauqua plat-
'Ithe pole vault was put on !before the form. The program is ' divi•ded Into
ball games; with six contestants, :Vie three scenes, each replete with- ger-
Elliott, Earl . Mere, A. Colborne, Bud aeons scenery and •+n..1unse i. A
Sturdy, Erie Wilson and R. Black. thrilling' glimpse into the heart. of
One by one they dropped out, leaving Old Russia is presented. and much
Elliott,- Colborne. and, Nero the win- unfamiliar : and beautiful ' Russian ca,•'•, 'Krna:'tl. you isave accepted . the high resnon• st ai'tingx
hers in that order, music Is. matchlessly interpreted. Ree. Mr. ?•late'. of Toronto; Ability .with such` grace and Goodwill
The ball games between the East- -Ernest- Toy.. fain -oils., Australian preac'sed i•7 ceshfeld Presbyterian that it has become a joy and pleasure. 11 JULY
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er Brands of Buffalo and theWaiters violinist, wind' Lowell%I�attcixr, toted cirnich or. Sunday. t" haveev p • _1. SATURDAY JULY 6W
As you etched the tender >!
and Belem colored team of Detroit, ';Pianist, composer and hiterpreter;of Mr. and Mrs. Tan MacRae. of minds de-aelop and absorb the elem-
were Rood •exhibitions of tball. The life- and 'Moods.• cofrie to'Claautauqua Strathrnv. spent ti' week -end at the ents of education it must have been ' - "or an Extended F;ngrr ettseatt.
' IC breast d b t d h d t 1 if, g the intricacies of a former teacher at Bemniliea, spent mea ora of the place you have. held
world -polities for his hearers, •will the weekend with Mrs. J. W. Gime in our esteetn and i:podwill. i
make a lasting impression on elle hill. _ •¢ The good wishes of the whole coin-' -
The fourth afternoon" will' be i'de- Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and ciaug,•fr inanity will follow you wherever your -
voted to the children, when Hei;b Tey- leis, Cora and Rete, of Wtnthropc, . lot . uiay be east, and our earnest
lor. famous Humpty-Dumpty clews; were present at the farewell party 0, prayer'•1s:that your influence for g;oodt
will hold full away under' the bap; the school teachers last .1• ridgy. may lie cent nue( and • that 'Gad may
brown Canadian Chautauqua tent. - Anniversary services are being held. be pleased to own and bless your
Herb Taylor .is a prince of an enter- at S'mith's Hill on Sunday, `Tree. t'V.' ability" and willing etl'orts.
Rainer for the youngsters.' His pro- A. Bremner, of Brueefieai, being the, Feigned on behalf oe the community
gram is new, clean, funny, whole- .mini.ster morning and evening. There a of•'fenmill''r.•
some and unusual. He ie ventrilo- . will be no Sunday nchooi or church ° An address on+ the "Opportunity of
quist, juggler and magician, as well services at ilenmiller, ' Work" was given by Rev. R. B. Cum- I.
as the ever -comic clown. Mrs. Dolan and 'Constance, of Bart- ming at'the Young),People's Club on
"Sniilin':Through," one on the most onvilln, Hamilton, visited with Mrs. Sunday evening. The young people'
beautiful dramas ever written. will Gus Vanstane octet the week -end, gave another SO to the building fund.
be presented on the fourth night by being present at the teacher's fare -1 •Then :Sunday school picnic is being
the Martin Erwin Players or Canada. well party. With Miss Eida Dolan i held next Wednesday to Menesetung
This wonderful play tial literally they made a number of calls around ; Park.
everything :humor. thrilling love -in- Eenmiller.. 1 Ih nmiller, Ont.,
•terest, excitement, mystery, and above A joint school picnic of No, et anti: June igt;th, 1'J:fi.
all a quaint, whimsical quality that No. 9, Hullett,,was held on the flats iii! Miss E. G. E. Dolan :
nets it 'apart , in a category of its the Maitland block, Hullet, on Tues-; Dear 'Miss itiolan,-�It its with great
own. , - day afternoon. There was a good; regret that we have learned .,if your,
Capt. Staniey Nelson Dancey, well- turnout of the sections. and all took i resignation tan prinentaai nnat teacher
known Canadian author, editor and part • in the sports with real enjoy-
own.
will deriver his popular in- rent. A hearty supper wan provid-
spirational lecture, Canadianization ed.
were standing under a large hoes-' not be the' last we shall bear of .the est incasing may be upon you and
wood tree. Saturday teeternoon hire Following oxo the cadres• that our health may beorestated in
Medd . went to salt the cattle and teachers.a s , Y
found them dead. Fortuna` the ses pregerted to Miss Dolan and Miss full measure so that you be enabled
Fortunately' e Ctatnpbellt to continue your good,wowing Signed`
�toc]c was insured, but it is a great Benmiller, Gat, en behalf of the,community of leen,
loss to both Wren.i
Awe 2trtit ewe, miner.
TATS FIEL
Mr. Jas. McRae, : of Toronto, is without mingled feelings that we ed the, employer. „Axe you (Laren tart
g" g p„ "Yes, .. �
Miss Edna' L. Campbell
Dear idles Camin;e11,•-lt is nota "Now I went an alert lady"" ettinzilr..
home for the holidays. have heard of your resignation from taiga notice. 'Ies, iia. 1.ve heti
Miss Charlotte Mackenzie...of Wy- Benmiller public school, We had
it twice in a fortnight." scoffed tl9s
online, is hope fn' .the halideyaa. eee a to telae it for granter) #Feat vnr_,.nolilicanf.�-„-u 1% 4
11Ir. and Mrs. e^tor MacGregor would still be with us another year at
and Miss Grace, of Texas, are visit -least. We cannot •let you go, how-
real
relatives. in I{intttil. ever, without. expressing to you our
real anpreeiation of your worth to ne ;END-
�A�II�Q�
as a teatcher and as a leader among-•-_-�. .-.-•-.-..
the young people.. During : rash of
JEAN - L --TE'S--
DQE
RAMBLERS
Mrs. K. Maei)onald, of Toronto,, is
visiting• nt the 'home 'of her sister,
Mrs: D.. neL,enpen, Leerier.
Mr. and Mrs: Harold Collinson. of the five years spent among us' your`
Brantford, si ted :d, tile, hutne of .the character has .grown in s`nfl WreOtanat"_
for.•mer's parents on Sunday we shall be sorry to lose you as our
Mrs: John Murdock, of Detroit, is teacher. Your task among the junior
visitane• at trio home of rears. Cath- pupils has not been en easy one. abut
darkies 'won both games, the first• five on the .third afternoon in c. concert home of the formor's parents in Loch -1 a ;trent satisfaction to you to see - ' !
to two ilia nine inning game and the that delights by its genuine artistry .aisls. # them pass on successfully to higher :-- DANCING NIGHTLY
second six to. two in.a seven inning ' and ie, made generally popu.ar by the
gamie. The colored .boys 'had a little entertaining persbnaliti(es of Mr. BENMILLi'.R -' th
,grades. The.. high regard in. which .
l e .children have held year will h an
:the 'better . team and their wins seem- Patton and Mr. Toy. • Leda ..nyric r and Doris Hill .arc ; everlasting; tentimonv to year tender', J :: Radio' Artists over Wilt
ed . popular, with the spectators. The On the third night, following a . in Toronto this weele v ;Hess, sympathy and love fpr' them.
games were snappy and the•darkles •concert by Toy=and Patton, Dr. Tehyi-- Cecil Dexter aid it "iisit to Win -tin ro•eper.ation with Mists Dolan you. _
lidded a good deal of amusement. to 1lsieh, distinguished Chinese suave- t e last u ' 'neve eonti itiuted` largely tai tie nigh ” f ire,:t from the t;clgewdter C.1r,1,
the contest. 11oip s Sund y 1 r
Between games the three-mile race Int e oath C .sub]ect., a Awakening.•.a visit' of a week or two with lir. maintained by the school, which has
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man, will speak upon his absorbingly Mi., and Mrs. Ed. I•Iunt'are paying standard of . exeell;ence reached and anif The Gray atone Ballroom
, p y r y ,
Det:oit.
was run, with Tan MacKay. Morrison Ching." It id tmusual gdhd fortune;wind Mrs. J. Ward Gledhill. been rewarded by the winning of the
MaeKay. E. Belt, A. Colborne. E. whl.h 'brings Doctor Hsieh to lecture Harold Walters, of Toronto, ls,` Cnl'orne townnhip trophy, )and which
Mere and Eugene Dobie. as the con- to Ontario audiences this • season. spending a few days with his parents, ; will he a • constant: a,hallenge to all
tenders. 'It was . not long 'before it This eultured Chinese diplomat, a Sr. and .Mrs. E. If. Walters. i future teachers, Will. you be good
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PHONE 83 H: C. YOUNG, South Stn, Goderich
of l3emniller public school. On the
eve of your departure from uta we
would wish to convey to not: our
on the fifth afternoon. Mr. and Mise Green and 'family, of heartfelt appreciation of your stay
The Jaclszon Jubilee Singers Will Toronto; . Mr. and Mrs. C. Percival among us, not only as as teacher but
and £amity, of Bal aro; Air, and Mil an one interc:ated in the nodal and u -
Oke, of Goderich, were visitors With t hgiou: culture of the young• peal►,
' eMM Mr. and Mrs. Ger; Vanntone over -toe ► entrusted to your care. 1)urint� your
Th at holiday-. They also had tee p:easurc 1 five ,vemu as teacher you have had a
of their mothern for dinner on Don, -i great. influence for good upon the
inion Day, each of •whom ore over 80; prpits as they have -come and gone.
WEEK OP AMY 8 to 13 and . 90 years old. • , Inez have watched then mature and
_. .... ... Baptismal service vtaa held at ries• conic to yearn of understanding.' It
miller United church on Sunday';has been your 1)leasiitc'o teach thein
morning, three children 'being receiv-I the rudiments of learning;, not Sim ply
ed by the church: Alice Plaine Alt; to nieet the requirements of the eine
lin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-; riculum but to (laveler) within them
main' Allan: Donald (Ihar•es Oise, sonstrongcharacters. tiuecess hair at -
of Mr, and Mrs. Irvine Olsen Hannah i tended your untiring efforts, and
Noreen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.! many .leave panned. the required grades
Jonathan la ieber. A very amnr•essivc until they have graduated to a Itig le
aaeramentel service wags Meld after -ler aschool, Wlaer(' the good foundation
ward. • ,secured under your guidance has
A ,gathering of the community wee' stood them in good steed. Togxethe.
held in the church bacernent last .Fri- with Mins Campbell your worthy col.'
well toe two ofQtheemr oareluctant
tfa thfulgtea-s raining the reboot to an enviaaseful ble pore
criers the action has ever hnewtee ition in ennittetition with other
Mita R. G. E. Dolan Sraa been prince- echookrs in COlieorne township, having;
pal, and ?.fins Edna. L, Campbell Sias eceured permanent puseeenion of the
been teacher of the junior cliildre6i shield emblematic of three years of
during the pant five years, and. .iota excellence lb discipline and deport. .
arc Ica'minir t a; year. Coirinliaileas- niin.,
tart' addrersen were read 4hy 1)ot1:; Nor have your eeliool dutite .ale
Hill and Dorothy Welter°, Mine Dein sorbed all of your time and thought.
an wain prevented with a wrist watch, but You have given g+eneeouela, of
arid fiercer V111 (s; Mise t`ar.ipb"Il re-!' your enemy to the a •oek ut the
ceived a string Cif prearin anti leather cilurali. Parti: ularly in elle Sunday;
rate1el ns expretedve of tho(ldtvill l relied and Yonne Pesspleez flubhave
and SATURDAY And este) o the'conrinuncty, not, tern you been t:: great value in the train.
1y for their work ars teneherla heat oleo 7 fart; and development of anew -ter.
h KEN MAYNARD arid TAR/AN for their ietcreet in young: proplai'n Even in wife of impaired health yes .
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I 6 rev yen alfa s•srrn 1 rot I •
MONDAY and TUESDAY
CORINNE GIitrF'ITU and •
IAN KEITH
in Terence laloln;ar's world famous
story. See Molnar'a masterpiece of a
little night club dancer who steals a
man's heart --=and makes hien like it.
"PRISONERS"
1`'l;tii3
GEORGE LEWIS, in
""THE COLLEGIANS"
WEDNESDAY and TilURSDAY
GARY COOPER and FAY WI:AY
Pararount'a neer gement*. team in
a tender rand tense romance. The
fire or youth. the warmth of love, a
boy turned baudiit -tall for the love
of a girl.
• "THE FIRST KISS"
MERMAID COMEDY
"SOCIAL PRESTIGE"
)recent a thrill nttec•laete cllanias:e(I seer!: and iO,'tlle evorI:cif t,ie cheese is. laar:c tafaen to rc�.^-.pra)nnil)le posittion
sv a Ctaeliarda of 10,690 ateer�a. i1(V ) e .-.n 1 • J c..lia3) hon re lalr0mt muck prepai°at►on
ThrilD to the clavier; as•tion anal ibeau� gteneroua1Dy aef their time evil telelitn • as:a4 oainstal.iug effort. ' $our leaving
tiful 1:avnetc,ui & b a£ .gni tlsr g4°aal Of the w12014' eoram at ane eon create a vaeasit e . eee 1) will he
wing i1F 1 %WLFS`4 eEme)t3e' 'Moth tow -Sole applied teelieglye Herter, care, alt to fall. eSee',will . ani• s :ten
ma'n'y to leave the snaggy team 1r'aeizaln seerli y
they Save' mate slul►ng their tray lot well rest tial el net leete►, a,f ,g• -t
b;ettrv,illes. u,1(7 1k0crs• 1 v..;C.e coon" 11,4.1 Cafft ''i o r.'a're t'rla(4s „1
with d tr io54i welc4i11,io 41anit1) g their', re a' turf a+.Qe-pw➢ f'(,;' "1,11 tlo 11 tee lee'
l I)1,CATIO 3AI, t 0 .ai<DY
"THE FIXEWL"
ltatanee at at 3.00 If tree
'liitnitr� 1 J-ifae Street Angel:1. retain Anytime. `ri taeu' 'faun E+,t' tee ` aiid >ae a erieea, •,
Regular I'riceai.
Adninetion 2 for. 25e.
Dances 4 for 2,ic...
O, acaro /Awe to s,
entertain w%Xpeop/es
to -morrow night
• ON E,
FRIEND.
TELLS
.NOT!II
"Well, 1 sliouldsa mind that • '
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with h the fie c u sea
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and
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•ntW %'OJ t0ide,s u1 iiaechla s'n.
ERT.S11 FRUIT AND
VE(,E'1A11 Et4
Tomatoes, (ueumhere, :•,cw �.
Cabbage. Celery, Cauliflower,' "
Beets, Carreto. • Green meow.,
Cooking Onioran. l,ettsia:a•.i: 1
Parsley, Awparagae. 1
FRl'1'fi . '
Bananas, ()ranges, ',emotes,' .
Grape Fruit, i4trawberr;es,"
P 1 uina, Machete. ('nerriesy,i
Cantaloupes, Water Melons;
MEATS
Macarotai and Cheek. Loaf
Vienna Loaf. Rologna,1(ook--
ed Liam, Summer-Sauseine.
Freak SoOsage. :'ea vleai
Back Bacon, Soto cd Rack et
Bacon, Breakfast Bacon. 1"e. I
meal Cottage Roil. Smoked 1
('ottage Italie Wsinern. 1" rests
Pienie llasmn, Smoked Picnic
Hants.
A Pull Line of -Fresh (aerie sic'
Presla White L cab and `]`rout
We fir, a,ue. ocvn I)plivering. •
Phone us your, er(ler and ti
our sc°r-viee.
AECHLER'
PROVISION
STORE
Telephone 34M
P1“111164 Atte .)a z:, 14
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1)0E1'1.01-70 1
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