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Repely Reeve .7. J. glee? e.ee iecek
rezeivee. wee3 d the, midden (teeth at
cf brOhers.in4aw. W. D.
ded eeeves * wide*,
and ten. el-Mt/reel. Tele fantial v. -as held
cee Feeday Tbe eate Telethas
was a patnter and Papee hanger by trade.
APPEALS SENTENCE
Seers Jebngen, Beetle eeoeelekeePer.
Lae apnealed 0, sentence of $500 arid
Owls or three menthe?, idled he Gods.
ride Pa1Z0 Court on June 26th tor a
beeeele et ttae 1.4M77 Costral. whie
4Clingen MaintifinS is excessive.. The
eeemeel Sedge wille bear the Wee!.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
-On a charge of. waxing merchandise
by false pens a level young Men
Was last Thureday given suspended Sen-
tence by eltageetrate Reid. The aCCUsed
.t:sursd a pair of Shoes at Myth, telling
the derekeeper a yarn Omit smearing for
• fanner and et welting for pay 01Y.
The StorY proved to be pure fiction.
NEW REGISTRAR IN TOWN
Mr. Alm Nee. regez4lY APPoInted
keenly registrar, was 11 toWn for the
Twelfth. Ile es to be owom In tensweek
by Jute *me -elle, but dace not eon -
template movine bis family bete for
Mane time, probably not until atter har-
wet, urde.ssi tho meentime he succeeds
be selling his farrn.
APPRECTATION
An Aylmer oinen who was here
'the Endo Regiment over elulY .1st -writes
The Star ',Re follow= "Please Ostend
nly eineere temente to the one who eent
• toe the eopy of rant laet Ione. Z 4Z
:Wed reading the splendid write -Up
very much. I might further 'date that
41)0 Aylmer boya• Of "P" eeMpeny heve
very pleanut memories of their week-
end tpent ifl Ooderich,"
AT HOBTIOVIeTtlEAL CONVENTION'
At the liottleintural teraventiOn o.diee
Wet NO 0 of the Ontario Hortioultural
Soceety, beleint Winglisorf last Thearnay.
•Over Mee enendred delegates Wero pees.
it Intending a number from Madded*.
Mr. IL T., Edwards sueeeeded in winning
-first prize for the hest the roses- on Mee
IneY. Seemed and third Wine went to
Tees:water, l'hose who attended. the
onverition Wm be woolM and
gra fr. %'`en, Mr. and liers, ele Ed -
weeds, Me, Prat Barker. ads.s goy
Enthenan, eeere.,,,,.. Boyne, gra "Cane"
Stewart. and Mielletlainaly.
GOOD NEWS
for BUYERS
We' are now able to
offer custom tailored
suits as Lw as
00
,$40
•
Special 'Order Clothes
$24,00 up
Dry Cleaning
and Repairing &Tyke
Frank H. Martin
Taw and Hatter
!G ERICH WINS41w t�s$'
Vieteela Peek earl4 midi:. tile
'leant cf fiur:41i League
defeated Celneen 174e. aease letenday
eatehe at &Wirth tlee team ZosAl.
N ,
Gwsw SMITH WILL SE HERR
GipsyS.M1 Smith wM lie in Gedee
teen en bunelay med afeenday, Ausete led
and kith, 3e wM preath twnee Nerth
greet aura eia the Sandee and: on
gendaeo ovesen;wUaadeese ;table::
:nettle; fit 17.1e ;
WM. SANER WINS CUP
Tele weekeend 14E03 Illgbe CoadLeeeed
by tho Gaeleriela Homing tigeen CIPb
reeulteda felleTwee "feth the *Lee of
arrival; 235, U. Baker,. 7.0 eon.; 206,
Jelan Webb, /.25, ante, 240. QM. Webb,
1,40 axe; 244, John- Weteneeleenee7,...-,..-e-
tea, v. aolrostort.,3M a,m4e, 237,JObI
Webie 5,25 pen, '
The MO men froM Deeattlie.
Goderieh. a distanlee of 320 tam
The malt Of tine lace determined the
winner of . seaSen ot the sllser can.
which Will be held the eomhail llear bet
William Baked e ee'
bled with lies heart to about g year and at the borne until hoe death oecurred.
A rum vitrimv..scr,m0N
atr, arid Afts. sonert Clark, St. Pat- was moved to the hespltal the Saturday thelouesilwahe ;Iaevaetrautrizilk aCrionsaceurvvaetipvae.rtali:
reek Ste have been having ae veret haPPY Preceding hia death. The tuneral was
1 Obituary
THE GODERICH
AY. JULY l4tb. 1931
e
Sweets a kneven th Urn Pleerableana Irer 0 re a
142;13;14 Tosnaixie p, to Mist of thou n. 0,, zuntranee
Jar,;) p4;:43.-ige of the kinaly
azaVetepfel bane no e:trered to aell with- Results 1932.
•
evequaantanee, As the PAM PAP,
sei: he WAS senght atter bei Many Vileee
'THOMAS *COMM scala .49eu4 rhsw.,74, heur he the axe eCesteresed teem pege 1)
- Another member- of ihe -6-edeelch Peliatexce c: U=3 ar 75 Yeees• tte XXe2sr MISh Scheel Eteaed there ;
Oetegerogian Clam has passed me in the (glee
ceeareeo on weaneway mowing, June Jc.134S; Whizt 112mesteaded by his Of thelr Prin4PaL and tilia plan will bel,
Wean at the Attu:4ra iho4PItat fathee 41.1130 1134, he Was the Son. 'CsW,intlett. force lor neat Year.
were 39, panelle sered their cue"
Penne cf Vannes Redfern whese death. Sm.1 '03 the faMEY haaleHead at St. teance ganding ea the reeenemendeden
was en hee eisoeyeeialee rale wAs bp* St. John elwarese after whom the vile EXETER man
Denglase, Lee ee Man, 1de bad been :age 4V4$ VIrst ClAsS lienors---Jaele Darr. Dern)
reeident, era Ceodeeeeh for elm pag. guar. li,ee Fele Barvey, Mudred Mkt, i,War,;en etfeee
ter or s century ince he :Jeered Dom ereeeles,ereeIer.seeee „inee4etleoreeee.meeeeeeeee Allan "throat.— *ward Preesea*
Me trade a* a ship weight r or tinny — Baden. ,Sandexe, Leroy Senroeder. Vine!
yea:a he was employed at the Govern. IeIrateell es Meet alt the heea eeritare. nth% Treeheeere
Melee naval ehip yards at pereemeam agf were forced to do in the needet
1:11* wife, Zenner): leleathete: elableAon, 4eleaele eel tee-nsI4P• lerlteliddeer Csalettilal,;$'-3,111aurb3CraelleAlatkinbeThl
et Liverpeol, ptenecearsed hine by teddy -.5-e• 4 lleY rat elaer'aea cee Ble BOWS eeneeeeee rueeeeelexerteeeeeenif,;eeepeeue
Years. Many of the fintelly aaw earvIce an‘,„a heee_ehle,a Ieeeeer Qe! ene...rSeetettt Heaven, Lewd Lindenteeld. Walte: Mite
in the Cereal War. Two sant, ,,e._we'ese.,..e44.3‘,..neeeeee.ege e.eteee efee"e.„:".„""eer e_reeer,,e" then, Caea Reed. Beulah Skinner. .
and Ronert. Were killed overseaa 4"". 44' """'"4 ‘4 130:-N-14eder Allan, Doreen Campbell«
aloe a. v. Kto me and leehere lee Mal supplies frem the city whelesalee to Janette Dearing, Ray Ceenttnere Dalton
Harmed. Reggie eeeDonalei, Ruth
Pearte, Harry Penhale, Mallen t °welt • Aid k
„..limcsin,41satiwev:veyaeal..;:. tlehetervi. raTwr, ozztniabee3 tti:nenaeteetb.17:atvelina. .11zoet,eleinaandbisnititeaelememe, :teas
who served with the Alasteallan tomes delle. ale the tree: Une read, nOw het*
and Oeorge, a mellow oe the oameeene ter leranca as No 4 beghWay. Through.
zepotheeheo. leoreel who awe was with out. his ;tante Me he eontinuea to live
the aren, owapatian at comma eller ch. die family homesteace and to add
the wer. 10. Redfern .had travelled ex- deive•freenels as the older reeitlente pas-
te:naively and was well reed, He made
me, home with lees oexusheereheetroe, me. He married Mee Betty Smith, and
Robt Redfern here He had been troue until YearS *go theY reekled together
time with their, faMilY all about tbeM, held on putt with interment In Melt- earnII3igns• ner ran tor °Mee' -8Yen at
and on Alonda9 delleatille Menlo was land neenetery. Rev, P. W. Creek and artvaneea Years Ile iett` laeulties,
helet leogkes !iteinition to Rev. Fiord conducted the services. and teakas keerI an interest' In the le"
Mr. and Ors. mark there were tie* Mr. Redfern being-, an adherent ot Vic- gralrseneragot alvictroutis.ry ztatate pyltiuneguer.
daughter% tuor turno,u4s 4.):714 -children Orb, etreet 'United .ehnrch.
and edre, Meat ;thee (laugh-
lefre, ill. Z. litekeY eind.danifiners, Bea-
trice and letargetee of Denver, Cole edr.
and Mn. et, johneten and daughter.%
eleareateb and Ruth, oe Eseex, and lades
Evelyn Clerk, at hinge: In anditien the
Plonk: on letondey .inclUded ealre. John
11. Crae. Mise igieleele !beetle 'mad
Me. 'Donald Praser (Stretford).
ters, Evelyn and rto erta, Ewen Dr. Mid
REGRETTABLE ACCIDENT 4
:Clederioll tugeofewar'iiiiiie Wra Sound.
le trimmed at Stratford, races on Wed-
needay of last weelleeey o, teanlenfeyoung-
en but lightere-nete from MIleee town-
ship, who had teteeteohnienee of gee sport
down to a science, ,Tile local ineri,j Who
,average 214 pound.% 'are ,not Meeting -an
1 ttubt. for then' defeat; .Inet'‘'-elielare their
1 ChanteS. Of Weraninee wee), Aerie:01Y laall^
olicapped by a "regreetable receident Jed
at the perbologleal moment, where' the•
issue hung .ineetieelrelaneeee ttletteeWaa a
.resoending, tipping noise In the neigh-,
borhood of . Jim Bather, anther. man. It
tthertiacew.tstberaGh:d4eur:hitutae:T...:iliktee stotrwidne.,
.or "eif Its pill," silt.4,,wittt,t,,Xt,WaS dis-
covered after 'the battle' that-thee:eat of.
thin lads had taken a rather untair ad-
vantage of the ..situatent,. ter just then
'they. bore .downlieseteVitectleie Mierabere
Of the GeiderechieethenOyere; .ePed.' 'Willie,
'Earner Sheardoemee pnt momoro. and
Wallace Black - - o e ' .e '
4) SENSET
' •.., •
Alt,* TEL. s $ ;, • : .
With the coining weekeend a number
of suede who have made bookings will
be artiving at Hoed Sunset . etegistra:..
teens the %amt. week have ',been at •tele
1.0eed gr. and oda. F. 4,,.1piarell, gra
0, W. ,wigla ILL. Perry,, leaMilton; T.
W. Pennington, Torontoe oda. O. C.. In -
gall% ,lefees MIT Lou Angealle.e0. C. !it'
gas', Jr, continnus;., 0.4 C. A. Viudtatt,
Toronto; gra Veattet Iteleuenendle W. S.
Tualebull,21enteleford: Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Herizel,e bleriVeod, '04 Ae'llaLeYouine b.
(1..01110141r.. Mr; and gee/ Wm. opyreu
Toronto; W. E. Buck, -Medea- Wicked
.and :Sargent; W.• A. Turnbull, Mr. And
Mrs, Se Buck, Brantford Mr. and kin!
E. I.4 Whitman, . 14000011; MM. jean
Rutherford. Sttatford; Mrs. WM. Praia -
feet. et 0, Pete% We .Proudeoot, A. It
Cray.: gra H. We Preeee.Torontoe Mr.
*lad gra T. -WalterePeile, 'Ms. Abble
Sloan. :11. V. eCanierone Chatham; ate
and Mrs. tatopne14, Kitchener:: Mess m
C. coaripbew,mtwacktrtoe ;owe, Miss
'Susan Whettakere:astist riorenee. snarr,
voronto; Broil W. NeeelneaY. A. O. B.
'Wiesen, Landau; 0., C,olloge, ,Chatham;
Mies. -10ate .'Trirlieete tentegoe leles, le
Shea, gin Salon E. Hodgkinson, Len -
done gine. Ponatidenee Ead, Aurora,'
T. V.; Mrs* S. M. Olerrients, jr., Neev,
'eetarke
DAN SLATTERY
WINDSOR NI DETROIT
AND RETURN a
Saturday, July 23rd.Bargain Fare Special
awrita wrio4OARD TIM* RIETUFINIIPla,
e"—e-ee
Lineer0.45
ARRIVE:
(tenenaell coleekes)
Windeeleol.55
Detroit— a.eo p.m
ONLY
$3.75
RETURN
Sur.day
Tiekets good in
eowebete any. Igo
eaggage obeeked.
Clelleiren 5 yeall and
limier le, half fare,
Redueed rates at 'Detroit lietelen-Caneelleet funds anepted pe.r:
Ley- teekete early frone Town and Depot ,Weeket Mine. ,
Canadian - National
ktindGeorge Pearee, Irene emale, ivards
recY4010.71Niffs4StLifynt.S:th,, Irene First
Seeond Claes Honors—Crave Brack, Organizer o 4,5
. xi? ,:.,rs eei . trrd PresentedA..5
First Claes Bentersr—Annie carille,
Jessie Picky Kathryn Deyedale, Kenneth in the central District C. N. R.' Wes ha
Mdierty
.hWaMiaucamnegauu
enn,keiervill4sleva'le.lir.ceden, tawra On MondAY eVening to Present the
t)oo
BdPnaa64C—SottbeetvttldEdBevearnid114CorarbiclettE, °Mt.'ter'lvvyeen' :m%ert;ItlIee arr i e $°: 3,e'lliledave .Qewti3heseirs:hweigaeorild. swEelillicFaastills: '
Horlgert, Mena Hudson, Margaret Jenne, woo ondueted by the C. N. R. and
Oiive Lemmata, Mildred Madge, Kenneth gave :invaluable instruction in first aid
Manne; 1:11AbsymPviiaff,D Ilvetwienv;:arEalker. Work and all Who attended the clasees
. were euneseful in Paseing the tests. The
Iarlo acute Ile could. relate the events of following were winners of certificates ;
Many deeedet ego graphically, and de. , Virst Claes Ifenoes—Dorothy Becker, 0, E, a E. Bisset, W. W. Ear-
Metnn Love, Donald Oestreicherlow, lVf.'W. Hewitt, S. W. Welton, W. G.
$end class leonora--•Albett iCtoeta. MeNeillaii; J. Jeffrey, A. B. Sturdy,
Lorna Matt, Eritrea Bader. Hubert Larder, K. M. Stowe, J. Oravelle, A.
Restemeyer, Lloya Willed, Milton Wil- 13arrow, W. c. Patton, Dunn, le,
lett. 0. Bridle, 0, O. Beidle, H. W. Painter,
Pasee-Pead Carruthers, lege. Devhie, P. E, Carter, B, Y. laifeCreath, D. A,
Greta Delta -UM, Aldene Eagleson., Reta Croft, 0, O. MacEwan, W. P. etileY.
Paseold, Elmwe Oackstetter, Arthur 1, Hill, 0. Johnston, B. .1alcanota14, A.
Gaeser, ,Stanley Hartle, Ellen Hicks, Hob- Johnston, J 1. Golder, 0. Archer, H.
ert lioperoft, Bruce Ireland, Herbert L. Watscn 11 N. Rivers, W. A. Webster,
Ness, Anna Patterson, E, Bisset, P. .11.. Bridle, E. 0. Nelson,
Wein Bader, Ellen Shank, Nola Swett- le. S. le:errant, .
ser. Jack Turninall, Walter Webber, The Course in first aid extends over
Maids' 'Wein' 4ean Wi115t. three years and two were winners of
vitgovrox CENTRE vouche:s, which meansthe successful
Pire't Oats 7:14nors--4e1ton Pinkbein- :getPseie.tihenueeeefy.,til: .84..ep:weanntlanYcle",l, Qsfautiliee.
er, Martin Adn
Meelocie, Rent Rate, le% ,
weurthe eionnane oceoedeue (And there is one winner of a Medallian
, for the completion 4$‘ the third year of
leuttss_er, I:Neon:0)4 Itesgmilaeort, Rol xam
George coerehno le 1, r , the coure Tile Is none *Sig than
SeCerld Cia$13 Konors--Gertrude Alny
ary amport, ern
junior certificates were handed out to
Croft himself. Tee
Port) Q. 14" XL Agent
garien Mecarthet, AuclreY Yearley.
W. O. Patton,K. I. Oat an 0.
lighted tb tell the tales, ot the early
'The follaWing from a Cleveland paper: (1478 ol Umbel WawashePt
or Juno .5th reeere to a former wellea ee member .0f a familY of ave boys
and two girls he was the last senvivor.
known regent of Goderich, Mn an
Slattery; trneraI seri/Ices . der
Slattery, formerly Geneva reetdent, 'Who
died uneepeetedly erom apoplexy. Eat.
ender night, were bola it Assumption
chard), at 0 a.m. Mday. Mr. SlattelY
died' aboard the steamee leheientingof
which he' Was *beef engineer, while -the
boat was inelluran harbor,' ade Elattery
had been on. short and bad maned a
letter' to Mrs. Slattery, now living. In
JefferSon, only a sheet eime before .he
passed 'away., Nen and Mrs. alettery
lived_ an EntwoodeSt .beeore moving to
Jefferson tevend enontles ago. Mt. SlatterY had been' eMploYed Or many years
with the fleet Of the Cleveland Cliff. Iron
Co, -and had- Sailed on other seasons
with•Copt.'D. j.'Hydele,,,Oenevav .010,.
fleet. Pecoree of Geneva friends atteride
ed the rltas end tent &ewers. Engineeis
of. the 'fleet, captains; the troW of the
S teamer Ishpeming and The Cleveland
Clife. Iron Co.,- sent large florae pleeere
°Metals of the Conipany attended the.
rites Rev. Pe, Raymond .Kathe 001210 -
ed. • Iharial was M Mt,. Pleasant ceme-
tery and,pailebearens. Were 3ohn Barth&
.16ineve,-11., r liartholoinew, Capt. Peter.
Ander -Iv al- Doran P -Teller& and
Mr, 'Errand, the latter a member of the
ereett ot the 'Ishpeming. Relatives and,
frlends, attended Irons .WindsOn Canada;
Det,reet, 'Mich.; *Cleveland. Lorain, Ash...,
tabula, and PairPort.
BAYFIELD GOLFERS HOLD
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
Golfers frem Oederich yesterday after-
noon competed in the annual tourna-
ment of the BayneldOole -Club, in widen
there was a geed ,enery, list. The course
Was in exedlent shape for the event
TrAo tames or tle Do41Ie2a 011ea served
'dinner for the guests, while the Mer-
l:a/Ants proVided the prizes... Following
are the results:
•siet. pesee /or love gross more,' is handl-
eari and ufatier—Dr. Newton Brady, Bay..
field; 75; law net, score, 3. Jowett, Bay.
deed, 60; low grosse- first. nine holes, H.
A. Bruce, Stratford. 37: low net, first
nine. hetes. W.. Southgate, Listowel, 30;
low grogee ../s000nd .ntne hales, C. Nand,
Oociereth, 3e; low net. J. McLean, Sea -
forth,. 18 'handicap and over—lowe
,ge Oeese T. Peittimed, Godericla, 84;
net, Dr j A. Graham, 67: kre.gress:
Beet nine, R. L. Whitman, 'Louden, 42;
IOW net,. J. E. Keating, Seaforth, 20% ;
low ,grose„ inond nine, Judge Costello;
poderich, 431; ow net, Oliver Johnston,
Listewele 30; kicker contest, Harold, Wile,
liaan.s: putting .contest, 1st. •Mr. Hay,
Wawa; 2nele&E. L. leneitmen, London.
FRUITADE.S. FOR 4usErs,
By Betty Barclay
ELVER LIONEL WELLS eenttatlas or Panehes are popular these
The funeral Of Elmer Liottel "'Pinch" dayse--on the lawn, theporch, and 'eeten,
evelle.'.4.1. native oe Ooderich, held on inside the home, Vary I them and you
Monday afternoon from Bropney Anse will add to yoin reputation as a, ho -
funeral patiors, twee very largely 'attend- tees. The sugar tailed: for in drinks of
ed by tomer friends and Scheid Owns this kind Is a''qUick,energy food that
who knew 'deceased In the. days at his wile leplitevoneeet lagging syttein quickly
boyhood and early .manbieod as a diet On a hot'llaY, '1Try- these redpee: •
tate fellow. Rcv. J. N. H. Mills, eerie' • • . .keigneace.e.
n4Oteer the..eerVice,tor the'llageeixtien Suitable fei.
Years' the here Mee."Weile has been tool drirdni'ia ahnost endless; but orange
PinYed In Detthitt rerIneilSr Iie sager" and loner( Juke :are alWaYS. 'favetites.
and • yanked he Goderlch. Ilis grand.* Ta„,the „following. basisrecipe may be
father at one time conducted 'the Wells ROOT,' In' anYnirefeirra proportion, 'the'
brewer Y at Paltferd and the family Issweetened , take', of raspberriee, Pinta*
pertieularly well and favorably known we, cherries or gripes,
'00derich. Some wean; „age deetand lyedeeter 2 otitnos
was ‘Seized. With ,a ParielYtio Seiglre" and jukeJue ofe, 1 lemon
deteloperients neceesttated the amputee :eh .taiie4i6orts sugar ,
tion of ,a leg in Alexandra he:vital -me. cups water
effort to twee his flfe. His mother, Mrs: • Aeld 4ugar to fruit jihoe arta, stir uri..
D ana Wells, of Detroit.. 'wee elle eon.' or disneved. .Add cold water .and serve.
,Rstsni?ArrY Bunch.
1 Cup .rambetries
.eup currants
1 lemon
iiebt lehiling water
e 1 cup ougav
1 cup tea .• .
dent companion dining his illness' ang
sincere ornpattis! 15 felt for her an
feenilY In the Joss of son mid .brothet
M. the enema oe life. The A*1111061
. were Peter Bissett, Gordon 'Afol)tinalck
.Perby 'JolinSton, Elliott. Drennan, Ogle
Zdlfler.and Spencer &Vine o iticar.
tdine. Surviving are his Mother, ,two
port Dresses
Sport Dresses made ot fine Celanese crepe
summer shades, sizes 14 to 20 $2 '9 5
Sale Price
Linerie Dresses
These dresses are suitable for summer
outings; trimmed with red, blue and green,
with Short sleeves. Sale Price $ 1 49
SLEEVELESS, $1.25
Voile
Fine vofle. &thty patterns Spial
Price, per yard 7C
e
Boys' Shorts
Cool and smart, made of fine g
&nod, sizes 24 to 28. Special ?rice $ 1
A. CORNFIELD
LADIES' *Ha MEN'S WEAR
West Sial of &owe Memo
Crush fruit and drain through a cloth.
eistere, Miss Gra.00 Of Detroit, and ears. Without taking the pulp from the cloth,
Ross Caprice, of Sarnia; also two bro-. put it into another dish and pour the
tilers. David of tOrOotO> and Harry, of boiling water aver it. Draineoffe but do
Godedele. Those here front out of too= not mileege or it will be muddy; Aad
for the funeral were: Mrs. Wells, Miss
the sugar to the land& and Stir until it
Orate Wells, gr. William Beard- and es dissolved. Corn -thoroughly before ad.
three daughters, of leetrelt; M. and.
Mr'. Roes Capner and family, of Sarnia;
Me and MM. Roy Menne and son, Mite
ehell; Mr, and Mrs.J. T. Bolt, Sarnia:
M.:. R. Vettor. Toledel ..1Kro. Galloway,
Baltimore. A Inothele David Wells, Tor-
onto, avete uneble to attend owing to Ms
wife's ellness. Interment was made: in
Maitland cemetery.
• jAlieleS SWARTS --
The following from the London lime
Press hes referenee to an uncle of Mee
Thomas Sevaets of Goderich, of which
The Star made mention in last week's
ding the fruit j'ulee and tea. '
TOOKeFIRST. AND FOURTH
AT WINGHAM
,r4hr Goderich rinktook part %in the
Wingham /fish Trebles tournament �mt
Monday and T. Pritchard, Ja5. letaceelear
mid J. Leander won first prim- and Cleo.
gacEenn, ro, Saunders and IL lateNee,
fourth.
• The other rinks were Albert Taylor,
ehle. Seeateld and a Mr. Drew visitor
Fes"' The Ilereased' leh w85 nearing Ln. 2-14ewwinli; V'T.e Italeetterrmi ojti, BWrI."Povelltheldl
his 100th year, had visited. Ooderiele
front time to them . and enjoyed the eand tt, Oragliel and Roy Sperling, Peter
trIell4-11111 and 444111.34°n rarnIdd.irG°t1;sthttuhniebYlac. tournoinent
Hural:1; selwrtstr he,eorhete: 00 lime/temp% winners were T. Pritelmed and J. naw.
oldest native nu, died yeeterday in Irtan, first and Reed. Bisset and W. tare
li)*IvOra!eeleread.
edayin the loear tournament
Orifetle and Lorne Young von liret
and three palm tied for seemed, Ze Mare
• t;• nssegsualltrjhohengeheirf etlieulteilteetele:reeielleet Otintit, zulTlittejoottersB°twilliedaWtkerefingir.Yetwebtkinainudge
99th year at We hozne oa the farm
where
It was been. In his must good
health. lie celebrate(' Ins 98th birthday
At his liSMO en the evening of , June 16,
°11tt
Pint ICgrasrtElitiro..-42,--tEoN:OF4thyE Basle- ter the the p.re,,sentation of the Awards,
woad. Russell made mate an address stres-
second. coese Honoes--Elloanetee Bate -sing the impeetanee oe the work of the
lantyne, leennetn, Rem, G:aos squi,;e:fir4,1 aid man in case of, emergencyin„
BrzaoPars7ss—rr'INWaisi,:llmisin.7-tmone.ivBitirOccrait, ‘rErcitair,13rRouwtnh, esorroledne°hti'vaailroitedhses: trla, 92:Thoinigtsfiraa:stuaP.IFiticlitatiriliolann;
Hodgson,Gladys Johns, msee eereeeteelo illn.ess for the first ad $tiouict be applied
CENTRE
Z•Geticel 'inialecilatelY.He sheulf:15 11111114f
only as first aid howevbr, and the' t'ate
First Clast lienore—wounfren Bat- :Shall14 he, -sent to a doctor as soon as
tier, William Brown, GladYs Otingeri71i/nossilile.” . 1
Beatrice O.eanson, Margaret Schwalm.' . First. aid was not confined to ,rallways
OrsaecceonIelziciasTlis exatorzs_etnotel,eau; ritzaerl.. endxays ..acaplzLekt esstaavtiiieghoemt3in,the.in.e.Lrtey thanes:
Mine; Ruth Pester; Blanche Grenierinardwood neoes mady aeoiciehee ware
Beatrice ewe:Winger, erace Myers, Gerald to napeth 'the itomee and the,
eeesaniricesae 11%4 o.nee,heeeeee *inter 4a/mon,!1.213hwAy was another .proliflO source
Bof •
Pees—Dero Y A.nistrong, el.airetccaidirotlevhivrerre.,Ittliusesefirs4 tot aedoz moealict" ewnatss
dred Hey, Doris Horner, Schrag;.per method, of bandaging a fracture and
Erb, gel- 1 where a mete boyelead.ipplied,the'
Bedard, John Denomme, Alice
tree man. shOulel not geve up taa
dam, oe,
The St. Jobit's Ambulance Aesociation,
was the oldest order of chivalry known.
being len:aided in 1113 ged ,it was re,
grottable that there was not, more in tile
way of a bistory oe the Order, in exent-
The. class is taking •Mearts keepeeg
the interest In the Work active and bee
arranged for meeting on tine first :and
third reiclays of each month. el,fre Rae-
seli suggested that a different mall or
tlie,class be appointed for each meeting
night -to ..taire charge of the class aed
John. Bailie was selected for the teat;
-meeting, which will be on the third Pri-
elay et' July. The meetings will be held
hi the C. N. E. freight' ()Melee,
DONT SLEEP ON LEFT
SIDE, GAS HURTS HEART.
If stomaoh gas melees Yon restless dod
unable to sleep on right side, teem Ad-
lerilea. One dose will rid you 'of gee cr
nervousness, and bring sound sleep.
QAU.PBEL144$ wtyc eroi-tm.
11/1me. Seera
MOST RELIABLE SCIENTIEC
PALMIST PSYCHO -ANALYST
W1I'pe at the Heitish Exthange,
PfteeDeene and CATCH:WAY. She
' is of unusual pewee, . a Wise Conn.,
senor int: regards to business. lova- •
and other perpresing prob1em7,
She has aided many to lead 4
happler mental life. ,
EGGS WANTED
Vie Have itlovect: te a, New •
, . location
Come and see us and get • till,
most for your eggs. Prompt sent'
vice given. -
our patronage is appiiaated.
GODEEICH EGG mARKE'r
King Eemorteletd Bieck .
phone 514 ' 'Kingston Si
The Hay Township Uernorial &MA. ithus .been tho'- Meths of saving many ,
arehips, awarded each year, to the puPili' weeks of tedious' Confinement.. which':
the numbee of Meeks on theEn- means taken•ta liedieeedefeuthet injury ,
i
from Hay Teawnship Sehools abtaining would have re;sideenebeet efor theeepeoe MPtel ei,
he greete„ .
trance examination, were won as fol- i from the broken bones. hemorrhage
was another emergency in which the
first aid man was invaltable as- to stop!
lows: (1) Theresa Zettee zenith Public
&hoe], (2) Oladye *Inge:1th, No 6
Hale: (3) *Margaret Schwalm, Zurich-
nublie school. ' ' "
11•11.1...
the now of blood inimediately and thus, we are well equipped to serve you with
conserve the patient's strength was elny'spethel fiaraI offering you mai Iran
p.ime portance.
T
..W71 opzas heat as of value, keeping the
warmly covered. Perserverance was oriel
w ore elaborMe decorative basket
mind, from a simple bouquet to the
• /n, ease of .shock the appilcdpalontienotf more
' f the .watchwoede df the first aid GEO man,, . Sl'E • WART
..cliniWilEY 'FIRE
Thefire departerieneon Wednesdair.
as Called- to the home 'of. Angus mee
Donald, Elgin avenue, _where a-chinmeet
fire was in ,progi4ess Tlie Hama. Were
subtitled without tile ate,01theimicais
or water. NO damage Was done. '
lellrNISTERS *EDUCE SAWA:a:S.
BreSbyterian ministers. in Toronto dar-
ling the Past tow weeks have made 10
Per tentreduetioneen their salaries to
ever the maintenaneo reguirentent of
their churches. The clergymen told the
church boards they Will continue to con.
trtbute t their respective churches gri
amount torte! te, 10 per cent at their
salaries'aintil the imanelal, depression 15
dissipated...
note owe a week age he metered a Geee. Semonds, anal Gee. elateViear rind
stroke and graduallly loe.t his atrelagth, °see °Lune
and er.ded bug eatete ,Ide home ul• mee Mane% local tomelardelle
In St JUxa. . Oreentle and Peter Bleed wan first and
An aetive and foreeful elmraeten Nu% 1:07e5rd Maleree and ele NeWeelelhe eteend.
SOME FALL FAIR DATES
Toronto, Ana. 25 toSept. 10
London. -Sept 12 to 1-1
ledroardine, 'Sept 10 and 10
Strattoede Sept 19 te 21
<laded:1h, Sept.. 20 and 21:
Exeter, Sept. 20 Med 21
Listowel, Sept 21 and 22.
Seatorth, Sept. 22 and 23,
Zurieh, Sept, e6. and 21
Mitehell, Sept, 27 and 28
sae:field, Sept. 28 and 29
tateknow. Sept. 20 and 30
Breresele, Sept 29 and e0
Myth. Sept. 30 and Oct. 1
Pordwiele, Sept. 20 and Ceet. 1
Winglient Get. 1 anti 0 .
Dungannon, Ott 12
or cases had been kne of artificial FLORIST
respiration being succeSsful after to long
ia period as eight hours of use.. The Phone 105 , Godelich
R. J. DOAK
'CEMENT CONMACTOR
Phone. 53 Pleton St,
AWAY
GODERICH DEALERS TAKE PART IN BIG MTV
l'ONTIACS VOIt MacKlVNN ILEAVaN,.; i:AC-101
ttr::,(1#2 '!ev Lmleorelen Zee:2 dune- aaey neat71 41 e tee free:: the etzteey aeliewa on
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10 BARS 39c
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Ideal CATSUP tits. 15,6
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