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the ninety -mile grind IS being
la tailed by the Bicycle Clado of l trzat-
-7- shirts of that city. ,The route -will
be along highway N'o. 8ato Goderich,
around the 'Square -1n. this town and.
- hack to Stratford, to finish ,;at ,the
city ball. ,....
The big attraction in this rlice, by
which the -St7rattfard Club expecte to
revive 00 14* ` enthusiasm amt. mane
,.It.:.: an annual . event, is a silver trophy
do try f L. its ld. It will-
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•. w ., rtt„:.y�„11 9 Ztra,tgord. cycle
, The standing, in the league, at the
Rcaynl bowling alleys 's eas llow.ss
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ten, isain Sarnia attending the
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_Ztr's.. Carman Fesgan and three
dllidren, of Nile, visited with Mr. and
'ars. &SSA 'Fisher last week:
- iirs,. "shit Clark entertained about
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Alf Nur, D.D., will
'sat aa.u'. said 7 ip.m.
: hour uceert Mondays, Bin.
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7a,3ti sDf�' &ariaria," will be
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ten little friends of htardaughter,Joan Isabel, on Saturday, it betas. her
sixth birthday. Our best wishes Join
with, the others far many happy re-
turns.
erable damage to roofs, windmills and
silos. in this district.
Mr. R1- ere, student, was the, weak-
er aat I3en°miller and Smith's Hill
United church- services on Sunday.
He presentedthe :temperance Cause.
And its needu._ tar siipport and Inlayer-
ful interest from the people.
Mr. "Alex. Young and Mrs. Hender-
son. Who geont the. last six months
i sit Auburn, returned
orae ou
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Mike --"What is the difference' be-
tween Visien and sight "
Pat.—"Reanetaber those two gills we
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Excellent quality in a splendid choice
of.. ta,ilored•• aid.•,,,,. y ,:.5lyles, most
with fitted lines and tiared skirts—; -
Wool,' Tweeds and l` Onotones,-_ in
blues, tans, rose -
and green. Sets_
whin intlude .batt, coat and'pu�ieso, t
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%aa ' matching. les , to 2 4. yea, -
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. . received."': -,her ' uteatiMa- in
i cD ovaitu lrprtlpllta .swid high, aehoo10.
AfterAfter-her-fatherLWAS,aprolnytilkr4S7
blame -ats oiosectid the dated hliai
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l9.t asteuted pe tion with the Po-
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ability, was -> uiel .ly recognised by the
Dank,e41diaPi and se, was transferred
te-the-Biain Street ,braileb of the Bentz:
irk Winnipeg, and later-later-appointed;wc aa-
ager of the savings department, which
Position she held, p.�to the time, of
her illness, a and,,conttaned to ' be a
member of the' Bozit uk to the
ti aare__O$-.'h da
-During wher....girlhoed.,. 3ya
rvery'active mem'ber o .St Matthew's
"Sundar-Seltool---and-----moineg--FfeoPlew
Society. • Laster :_ryas leadingsoprano
in at. Matthew's' choir, and Was a
graduaate of the Toronto Conservatory
of Music, On- many -Ooeastona - her.
talent -was -sought sought While' in Winnipeg;
She also became `a very.. active eatr-
iicir .j}gy ''@
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-dearing herself to all with whom she
came in contact.- ' 12!er, passing brought
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While 4esidents ..erfoollevich
i tt ti1rg'•'about t1 `oontinuaed',I
a�et` 'vie ther`, -tIa+ daily
to° naiad' witia'raeeouxats of •d.f;l 't'oalc
i . iZi eaa loss: ilaaz Beta®:.,'oma-. :
sloned:atrZendou, -fit, Marys, Tidos'
]rasa, ,Ingersoll end other 'points. At
_• ndo -,whher _the ..waters..of,,the. r^',
; ..2.s lose thirtyuorty-1,eqt ,.above the.
ni rtAa..t krfe ilaoua tidal• rif"p p ray .
tempo aarilY . homeless, having _, 'been
compelled by the rising ..e waters`' tat
leave their homes and seek refuge at
higher er points, •
- Trate watt practically at a stand=
still orithe London road south of,
Clinton". for a day .or .two, sae...L.the T
highway was covered inches deep with
water s in some place's.
For the en d•...tl:nae within a ,weed.
n70oderlc
andV''Baayfleldr
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AIthough fifteen men -motored from
Goderich fto Kitchener on Wednesday
last. to partirip,a to ins the tenth annual
'interni, G a m Waling tour
aaey, 'only one, Albert Taylor, succeeded
In carting a solace for- Joderich • f.rom
among the hikndredsi of trzndlers
bowling all weeks
finales class with • a'tia'r+ee-game score
,of 0, six pins behind' the leader.
Those _ attending" from "' Goderich
formed three fire -massy teaamaa, which
applit ,tato singles and doubles in the
evening at Kitchener. , The teams
laugh ,quire,, Fred •Dunt, Roy Lloyd,
Albert Taylor -and T. Prttc'ha'3 d; 8,O78,;.,
Clif. McManus, George tr 'iesoni
]Doug. Graham, PetC 11'iCs'bt,..- d l pr.
W. J. Reid, 2,838; 11: C. Williams,-- P.
F. Carey,. Dr. J. A. Grisham,-_ I. DD..
Doubles: McGuire and Taylor,
1,407; Bisset: and Reid, 1,225; Prit-
chard and Lloyd, 1,21,3; McManus and
Hunt, 1,115.
Singles: Taylor, 769; Reid, 642;
Lloyd, 615; - 3icGuire, 011; Bisset.
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Mr. and a. rs. Carl Sowarby and
family spent -Sunday � Sunday with relatives
near Auburn. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Si:tnpson, of
Guelph, spent ;Sunday with- relatives
in the community. yrs. -has. Ross,
who had been visiting here. returned
to the 'city with them.
The heavy rains are hindering the
The Ladies' Aid, of Zion church,
Taylor's Corner, will meet . at the
home of Mrs. 'Robert Fuller on Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 5th, at 2
FOIME 'S HELL
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biatettrliWasirrret-nr alar
-r-y-oulter;
/The cause.'of death was -weir
trouible. Her illness *Albs ' born with
fortitude and never once did she `reim
plain, but had always- a bright.- smile
cheerf'u'l welcome for her many
friends. The funeral. service wars
held in St. MatthewYr church on Tues-
day
uesday afternoon, and was conducted ISY
Rev'.w ldura rp
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s as is a e slut=, an , now
standint a request for no floral tri-
butes, there were any beautiful
ones. Interment was ade in the
family plot in Boissevain cemetery,
The pallbearers were.,: O. Robertson,
F. IF. Willis, a. 15; Gamble, H. T.
Johnson, W. W. Udall. and C' .--flooded-the,
Hutchin-
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alle by heavy ,rzinswhich
`tong}bed-flu aerµ ..s tout
•Roads aatafilered--eaarskdeiably'. in. the
country diitriets and In town the
steady downpour softened -reads. to
sucslr:€an extent ;hey' ate badly battered
by tray ' c and full of pot -holes.
The month d&ie April atm 'far .bas
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�s • lislae aa- _ ec _ ..
above the "monthly -average, warirrr
lanocccaa
(Robinson: "Who was that man von
Just raised your hat to?"
potter *pariS API% 20.—Such
had -the last -week:. The- creeks are
• higher than they were early in the
spring and Still the -rain -co down
as if it were only starting. Last
Wednesday during the high Nvind
quite a number of barns' and :houses
were _pretty well stripped of shingles.
On Sunday, May Ittit, Rev.
•Cale will conduct a Coronation ser.
vice let Grace church. We holre to
halm e,„,flags d bunting -to decor -
day last weef.t. There was one at;
meld chat was co. iOyed while the
!r-Uo.,abh)gt Who had bean quit
IWOrd oita or ZIP
ZIto. ;VtorvIp has ken
'been in runderich hop,pital atter. an
4ttaelt . oft, __rat" that', ion rather
nden.-, diiiidOr .With I* pa
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•fact, t`li 'p ebipiaa+tion
week has topped' -tbe usual monthly
average,-- 3.80 inches of rain having=
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trill' �` �0
itskV
a .'43r,--.:Y-.,BWiL'.✓+:tdk4'c. .jw4'1"
!ii �.,:,sainii $oasis Ott --rules
estern Ontario suer Rosa.. floods;
this week, the: town of Gederie'h re-
mains safely high above the boiling
aaitiaand River, which has, however,
burst its banks -and inundated the
fairways at the vest end of Maitland'
Golf Club.
a a a
of five delegates from St. George's
Anglican church reach London on
Monday for the Jubilee meeting of the
Huron . Diocesan Woman's Auxiliazy.
Mrs. Carrie travelled by train, while
four 8thers, Mrs.' A. C. Calder, as rs.
G. W. Holman, a rs. Chas: Clark and
Miss Ada Burritt motored and were
topji rat 0lllaton -and told that roads
into London were impassable " "The
ladies made another aittempt. on Tues-
day morning and got through all right.
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or growing els.
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sr-loot/wear at 41,ice,es low as
this
/at% norm .or sine,
t tteaOlUSTIIWir GO
i tr till. ^ cions. 0.
Ift
1 Step everything
ltd come right dorm to
Willurslfs and try on a
Vans Of, these smmrt shoe.
ZlacLc, lane air gown.
sizjnetl3�5:�:
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Lades ---Trp on as Oak of
these e1411Cislte shoes at
11911b..rds .Notice how ,,
W mit w ..kyr 1`
they beautify the -feet.
-Iv-Formerly
0 sArinteT00. •
tx;s ''-a t1 f .
Q :Sorr'ds. All sines.
Own simmu GO
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Unity _Women t
A final Clearance
of broken lines
-from., our regular
stocks. ,Shoes 'for-
anerly sold] to 63.05.
Many different
up - to -the -minute
'Styles Most sites
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every style. 'III .
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en the square
3 0 Cyr
se these Bargains a our 'Windows
W. Eneohtel, Prop.
Phone SM.
-their shoes at -Winord's for %; If Smith 2ztoupt semi=
bath tori Be sold me 'a bottle of hair
restorer a Month ago, end whenever I
meat lii'm I let him see..what a fraud
he is."
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.A. good "talkie" innovation is the -
unseen narrator who helps to expiate
the strory. Hitherto this haa been
gene by members of` the audience.—
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Meats fin St. Genrge's Parialla Han—
Rev. A. B. Chairman
Rev. IL Z. -Zillett, of Main, street
United thurcih, Eixeter, was 'elected
chairman of Huron Presbytery of tha
Milted Church when that body held
its' meeting here yesterday. Since
the .members of Huron tPreSbyterial
W. .S. were bolding their annual
meeting in ;4orth street United church.
the Presbffery, clergy and laymen,*
met in the parish hall of St. Gearge'e
Anglican ,church., There were, about
seventy members present. The other
executive officers were all returned to
Rev. A. C. Calder, rector of St.
G4orge's 'church, gave the devotional
will.'" The remainder of the meeting
WAS • taken up with business routine
and the presentation -of committee
- 'Air lines -operating ;in the United States
carried 1,147,g passengers in 1936, leav-
ing only:about 129,080 of us on the
Mrs. W. 'A. Culbert, attended the °fun -
Blyth on Thuroday.
Wigs Melba rowler is visiting for
two mem With friends at .Flesher -
ton and Durham.'
.aud_tars jitiliern--on ForeLday,a Aritrplini23,4: to baMbry.
'Irotit, ,- has been visiting her `brother,
Mr. N. P-Whyard, at the Central tele -
Visitors at the week -end with Mr.
.. :grant -Garniss and daughter.
saa, zatc:3-is.Q15: Thompson and Mr.
re.. Vokie,a' pet cocker spaniel, Isgovith
a ,"?ete' trat. tailed 'oaf Elie dram
xorite "tmong the children while the
rooto,. are visiting her parents, lar.
1114r8iPtcw:2;aeotTf-lir .A'piaii, ' entitled --
Uncles Niece," by the 14an ide,
sh Wt11, lit ',Moll? Az, ,ilight\l, tvgitt,
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ceased had been ill with idenniaiill-Or eight months, aad a daughter,
for little min* than a week and her
death shoeked the cbmmunity, though
her health in the hist few years had
not been very robust. She Was In.
her seventy-sixth year and was the
third child of a family of four 'boys
and four girls born to Bernard Red-
mond and Mary Cloonan, settlers from
Ireland. The °lily survivor of the
family Is a sister, Mrs. Julia Kearney,
at 'St. Augustine. rs. McCourt
lived -practically all her life on the
present farm with the exception of
two ,years spent in Mentana, where
"laill,ft-her husband went on account
orh'reiiheertain health. As T. Mc -
Court , became worse they retunied,
and his death took place shortly after -
were born a son, who died at the age lof her loving mother.
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at Td.
Zitir Own tat r
ril-xf.,Tga. 405 -
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Mary. (Ars. Jelin Chisholm), who
survives' and who has tenderly cared
for her mother on the homestead -all --
her life, and will greatly miss her.
Deceased was of a brigilt. personality
and "always of cheerful mood and -had
a remarkable memory to- which 're-
course was often made by folys recall-
ing the past. The funeral took place
Monday morning at 9.30 a.m. at
Sacred Heart church, St. Augustine,
where requiem mass was sung by
Father 0.-A. Martin. Burial was in
St. 'Augustine R.C. cemetery, the pall-
bearers being, essrs. Ainbrose Brophy,
Michael, Cutamins, Wm. Kinahan,
Augustus Redmond, Joseph and Ray-
apd CI _Nora #4.4
loath' CO ri--0
stepping in' sprightfir faShitiiii, through the gay and romantic comedy
. success.
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The' ..attendance *tit. titO
Ater titan. kl4Ptittitid..4-1411,..itAzt" lodge
6",idtliitted.4yfe444.1013 filo 11,406
„of" 0104 traitte4,,,,,litv444k
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