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SMART NEW
[nrouD'OtSNot‘Chailge
Representatives Reelected hi Monday's;
Election
SOUTx 72 110
H[JRON 2 . ....
222"
CLINTON Total .. .:176
Trewartha McMillan BRUSSE>1S'
120 .1 82
St. Andrew's Ward 132 1 ,0 2 61
St. James' Ward ....166 151 .3_ 89
St. John's Ward ,1170 21
St.' Georges Ward 232
-+ . Total .
Total , .. ,.:.623 490 - COLBORNE
2Vlttjority for Trewartha "133. 1 94
:.
GODERIGE TOWNSHIP 2 41
SHIP . 3 • 11
1 ......,. 65 65
78
49
67
194
'10,1:
73
9Q
- 30
69 .
3 120 28 Total.; • 323
4 .. 69 , .. 84 GODE•R1O11
5 9: . • 63
est 38
i'
2 137
8 , . ... .. ... 80 '
4 123
6.. , :116
BULLETT 6 148
81 11.7 7 296
58 64
88 154
48 ..: 28
64 97
.'Total . ......545 "329
Majority for Trewartha, 216.
2 . 1 S6 8 113
70 ,
8. . 9 • 61
701
4 10 .
5 11. 39
s 70
12 ' 9
7 2
66 89 Advance Poi). •,
Total .
474 635 Total 1192
.
Majority' for MGREY
161. 7• ... ....... 74
'STANLEY 66 0 94
2 • 4639 665 ... 99
4 • 179 • 22 fi •
.. ...:.......
55
5.. . ... 119
84 ..r
8
I7
6 .. 55
9
7 . . . ..... 74
10 46 .8 ... , •+• 74
146- 57
8' ` ---•—• Total ..... -.674 , .
Total.:. 577 475 HOWICK -
M,ajority for Trewartha, 102. 1 . . ..•....'.'..•• 84
142
SEAFORTH 2 44
1 . ' 78 135 3 .. .....
86 113 4 . 57
2
3... 05 110 5 .
4.. 62 93
5 73 59 i 7A .
6 ., 80 78 7B .
439 688
for McMillan, 149.
McKILLOP
R9
StraWS1
SPECIALLY PRICED AT
Total • •
Majority
—'— 8 .
2 .. ........•.123
3.. 114
4 ,127
Total . • ,ln;t
Majority for McMillan, 133.
EXETER
1 191
2 • 207
3 .. 2165
4 74
Total . 626
', .;07�� ` Majority for Trewartha, 277.
�.,J'"i $1.50•-$3,23 r•
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9q
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low
These Smart New Straws qere and sover de to sell well madetthatsthey
price. They are of such quality, -
would' regularly sell for $4.50 to $6.
All sizes, and a number of different styles to choose from.
AVIS .8c HERMAN
96
Total • 195
Majority for
McMil a , 26.
U74
55
33
42
106
7 . • • .. 96
Total •484
Majority for Trewartha, 81.
TUCKERSMITH
1
71-
2
1
2 . 73
5 •... 58
0.. 57
Total . 348
Majority for McMillan, 310.
STEPHEN
114
64
62
42
37
95
42
8... 88
9 ..• 77
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Goderich
AT AGRICULTURAL PARK
CIVIC HOLIDAY, . Mo iday, August 4
AT 2 O'CLOCK
Water Stake $1,000. 2.20 Golden Gate Stake $1,000
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2.30 Trot or Pace ... $400. 2,17 Trot only ..• . • $400`
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J. B. WHITELY, M.D., , E: R. WIGLE, W. F. CLARK, V.S
President,,. • Treasurer. Secretary
STANLEY
rte
' The Stanley Council a•t it's Ju
a resolution •ehang-,
aneeting, passed Monday
coda
from Y
ing the Clay of meeting
%to Tuesday, Tuesday, being bank', day
it'would be' More conyenieitit for !; the
xatepayors to cash any ,ebeques pas•'
std.. 1
4..
170
153
161 112 2 74
3
�— 4 57
5:]'i 6 , 60
6 . .99
70 Total X153
127 TURNBERRY
125 1 . 106 109
27 2 • 107 • 95
3 . 69 76
349 4 . 86 . 68
867 308
109
57 '
90
73
50
72
Total . • 798
MORRIS
1 . 96 1
300
65
135
129
132
139
109
122
161
71
57
47
55
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THURSDAY; JULY 31, 1930
School Section No. 9 Hullett Holds Most
Successful Reunion
The' weatherman smiled on the school who had' been killed in the
Herbert Lawson, Fred Lodge, Geo.
Ernest Jackson, Norman Prang.
Addresses were given by two'ex- '.
service seen former pupils, Rev. W.
.Raithby and' Rev. W. Fingland. The
unveiling was done by two other re-
turned men in uniform, Alex. Man-
ning •and Frank Fingland. After
one minute silence the Last Post was
sounded by a member of Clinton
Band, which took part in the day's
proceedings. p.m., e soft -
In the afternoon at 3 p. ,
ball game was' contested between
two girls' teams, the Oke Leafs,
Champions of London, 1929, and
Wellington Maple Leafs, Alma Semi -
Champions, 1929. • The Oke Leafs
won by a score of 19-11.
At 6.00 p.m., Goderieh and Aub-
urn played a game of baseball, the
score being : in favor of Goderich,
11-4.
Later a concert •was given, con-
sisting of selections by Clinton "Pipe
band, by Mr. Thyne of` Hamilton,
Highland dancing; songs by Mr. Har-
veyhors
ad-
dress.
McGee; Auburn and a s
(dress. by Capt. Wm. Pingland. Mr.
R. A. Roberton of Clinton -was chair-
man for the evening.
The ladies of the section provided
good things to eat and luncheon and
Olid Boys and Girls pf S. S. No. 9,
Hullett, on Friday last, when about
3000 people attended the first re-uri-
ion undertaken by this section.
lithum ian Parade was
The big Ca P
the hit of the day, when many be-
decked themselves .in old-time cos-
tumes and riding in 'old tiple.,vehie
les, paraded. There were also beau
-
Wally decorated cars, floats, bicycles
and many novelty _ caravans. Amos
N' Andy were also represented, to
the anfusetnent of everybody. Many
said it was the finest parade they
had -even seen.
Those winning prizes • in the. par-
ade were:
Float, 'David McLeod, Elwin Kil-
lougli• best decorated car, Mfrs. Gor-
RT. HON'; W. L, MacKENZIE IUN'G
whose Government was defeated on
79 Monday, after being in power since
61 1921. Mr. King was himself ;elected
44 in Prince Albert but five of his cab-.
31 inet ministers, including Hon. .Mr.
63 Dunning, finance minister, -alwent
st
46 down to defeat. Mr. King
46 immediately advised the governor -
7g general to ask Mr. Bennett to for}n a
government.
430
Great War: John Edward Carter,
,,
don Taylor Miss• Mamie Wagner;
Carter &c Co., Auburn Bali Klub,
Blyth Girls; old -time outfit or ve-
hicle; Ezekiel Phillips, M'rs. W. Cun-
ingham and Mrs. Webster. -
Special prizes' were awarded as
follows: •
-
Decorated bicycle, Jack Weir, Bob
Craip; team oxen, Stanley 'Ball; race
horses, Harry Webster.
At eleven o'clock in the forenoon
a welcome was extended to the old
timers
chairman, gave an
sae degirls, after dinner
Somewere
af the served
old boys and girls
come to theY he� who returned for`tbe reunion were:
group,best 1VIrs Shaw Sadie
130 and girls 3 to 5, All got a.chocolate
78 bar; married women's race, ,Mrs. N.
118 Garrett, Mrs. G. McGregor; hop -
94 step and jump, 1VIr. L. Yebbutt, Aer.
80
S. Whitmore; class of girls, Hazel
90 Ashton, Marian Matheson; married
men's race, Ernie Crich, Vernon
42
47 Terryberry; young woolen's race,
86 Reta Fear.. Margaret Fear; classn of
100 bbys, Leslie Pepper,
_ it -
more; -brick race, Fletcher Town -
866 send, Jack Turner; ladies' shoe racer
Bezel Pepper, Hattie Turner; elope -
67 rent race, Vernon Terryberry and
100 Hazel Terryberry, Roy Pepper and
79 Mrs. F. Walters; three-legged race,
98 Hazel Pepper and Elliott Layton,
112 Leetie Pepper and Reta Fear; nrin-
101 ister, su'pt. and assistant and choir
leader, Vernon Terryberry, Fletcher
557 Townsend; bottle race, Fletcher
Townsend's side won. Peanut scram-
ble for children.
After supper the nien and boys
enjoyed a game of ball and all de-
clared themselves satisfied with a
happy day in the open.
•
,iWr. Walter - Cunningham„'being
which he called on a number . o t
older men in the section, then on a
number of the older'•teaehers, Mr.
A. M. Robertson, Goderich, Dr. H.
Fowler, Clinton, M. John Wilson,
f others, who
Total . .
107 WROXETER
114 189
—'— WEST WAWANOSH
221 1 . 71
2. • . 74
3 . 38.
67
93 ,
57
Total ... 641
Majority for MAcXillan, 70.
1 . .............. 40
2.. • 23
3 90
4 100
5... 38
6 • • 102
7 • • . .... 30
32 .
Total . • • 455
Majority for McMillan, 321.
RECAPITULATION
Clinton . J623 490
' 329
Goderich Township. `, .545 , 474 636
Hullett .. • • ... ,577 675
gtaniey 539. 588
Seaforth ;403 586
lxcKillop • 406 546
Exeter . ..... 126 249
Hensali .. 194 403
Usborne •_• 484 403
Tuckersmith • • • 348 731
Stephen • :646 • 731
Hay .
Total.. 5,810 6,191
1V(ajority far McMillan, 381.
NORTH HURON
40
69
92
'71
58
23
50
Total —400
EAST WAWANOSH
1 . 57
68
.1--' 2 • ,77
403 4 • 69
6.. 68
119 Total ... 339
93 WIN'GHA11
107 1 .. 69
126 2 • 95
108 3 51
105 4 . . •58
--+-
658
. — 5 • 68
658 6 48
7 . . . .. ....... 64
Advance Poll ......3
Total .. 456
SUMMARY
Robertson
Ashfield . •' 521
Blyth . . • • 175
Brussels .232
Colborne . 323
Goderich • • 119292
Grey.:,
Howick . • •
798 -
Norris .
Turnbet'ry 2367
West Wawanosh 400
East Wawanosh • —839 •39
Wingham .. ...
Total . . 5930
58
24
103
143
90
112
78
87
' 96
731
58
72
206
144
66
100
42
88
776
SUIVIMERHILL
Mr. and Mos. (tarry Josling, Har-
old and.:MTS, E. Cotton of Detroit'
visited Mr,. and Mrs. T. E. ,Masen
ai
last week and took in the reunion
No, 9, Hullett, on F day On their
return to Detroit Miss Madelen 116S-
031 accompanied them for a visit.
Mr. -Albert Culiss, Sault Ste. 'Marie;
Jos. Connell, Oregon; A. Shetler,
Buffalo; Messrs. Luxton and Thos. •
Hill and John Henry, London; Ws.
Auburn and: a number o o e Reid and two sons, Toronto, Rev.
spoke interestingly of the former Wm. • Raithby and daughter, St.
days in the old school, and recalled I Thomas; . Rev. Wm. Fingland, Mim-
incidents in the early life of mak Chatham:• Sc Mrs. Toronto;ott, H. MeBx en Band
of those, now of mature age an
sons; Detroit; Mrs. Dan Wigginson,
ing their places in the great outside
world. W. Jas. I Cox, Jackson, Michigan; Mr.
The oldest living settler,
hobCount gave he short
remembered it 1
Ws. Melbourne and Mrs. Clarence Cox, Whitechurch;
the County
when his father took up land in the � Mr. and .Mrs. Jos. Carter ancl' fam-
totvnshtp. The roads now running ily, Soo; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hallam,
past the school were not even under- of Detroit; Mr. Nelson Ball and
brushed then. People lived in log , fancily; G. D. and R. A. Roberton,
shanties, chinked with mud and moss, 1 lfrs• rs, Clinton,
C ttL oven , Dr. Fowler
othand oth-
Jiofrd in with g not. some were I tames it was impossible to get at
floored and some not. -•
Mr. John Wilson, the oldest living,the time.
teacher, with white hair and leaning In 1853 steps were taken to form
on his cane, told of coining to teach 1 a school section. A. school was`
there 56 years ago. The school was i built of logs and for 21 years the
a log building.
The
consist-1 log
ol epurpose.
n
ed of two long benches runningtleI1874a new frameschool was erect
s to accoma-S
full length of the room facing the ed of such proportionulation whoso
wall, boys on one side of the room date the youthful population,
and girls the other. When not, in , school attendance for the six months
use book and slate were placed onI everaged s this about
schs xty-fiv . Fofor aria
the floor .ounder the seat.
Ma•. Mort. Robertson, now of God- rico, when the present school was
erich Collegiate Institute, told of built ffar g29.
as we can ascertain the
teaching in the school 40 year's ago.
Dr. H. Fowler of Clinton told of following were the teachers of the
coming
paid fine tribute to'1tthe c tizens McGars ago. 1 log w, school
Fa 1, whor. t wast Mae
of the community when he said, "I 1 six yeJoaar s.IIfollowed Jbyn Mr.
Walkero
,
can't recall a single instance .in my Ischool period and whk
five years here 'having to 1 cpoosed the ssession ssion of the first frame school,
too
punish a boy girll for dishonesty 1 p
or untruthfulness:' Mr. Beverly' and after 13 Years was followed by
Paterson then recited some of his Mr: Alex. Watson, Dr. Fowler, Mr•
poetry in honor of the pioneers. Mr. A. M. Robertson,`"' Misisset), Mrs. Fs Hess
(now
John Raithby called to mind some 1 TyI� bairn and Mr. Rogers, who has
of known them. settlers as he had just completed a five-year term.
Atthem.
After runner a memorial tablet Miss Jewel of Colborne has been en -
was unveiled to the 5 boys from the gaged for the coining term.
Mrs. Oliver Clark, Goderich; Ralph
63 LONDON ROAD
119 Mn and Mrs. M. Handy and fain -
108 ily and Mrs. Hanly, Sr., visited with
67 friends in Hyde Park on Sunday.
42 Mr. and MTs. B. Riley, Constance,
• 34 were guests of Mr. and bIrs. Hod -
83 ger on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Detroit,
403 and Mrs. Corrigan, Chicago, are
spending a few days with Mr. and
40 Mrs. Moffat this week.
123 Lebeau Borthers have purchased
76 a separator and are getting it ready
64 for the threshing season.
57 Mr. and Mrs. Swinbank spent Sun-
- day with Stratford friends.
360 Miss Edna Jackson, 'Blyth, visited
et the home of her cousin, 1VIr. Wil -
136 bur Nott. on Sunday a few days
150 Mrs. Hanly, Sr., spent
96 with Woodstock friends last week.
95 Miss Georgia Murray,, who has
66 been the'guestof her sister. Mrs.
90 Lindsay. is spending a few days in
83 Kincardine and Mrs. Lindsay spent
7 the week -end with London friends.
Ma's. 'Hobbs and daughter. Miss
723 Wanda aro visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wnt. Ste -tibia -or.
Spotton
488
222
194
300
1218,
430
865
557
398.
408
360
728
6158
MAJORITIES. GIVEN IN GENER-
AL • ELECTION OF SEPTEM-
BER. 1926
Hicks McMillan
Clinton.. .. —.109 ,
Seaforth • . 166
Hensel). . 26
Exeter ...•... • . ,239
Goderich Township 174
Stanley . 72 -
McKillop ..
Tuckeremith
lHallett
Hay . . , •.....
Stephen
Uaborne.. . ........ .
Total •.. 694 1,747
Majority for McMillan, 1,158..
ASHTIELD
Robertson Spotton
. 72'115
3 . ...•. 56 9.09.
93
4'• 45.. 88.
5 ...:.103 33
6 ... 85` 25
7 ... .100 .
Total. .. . 621.-
- • • BLYTH '
1 ..... .. ...103
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Ws. E. Ellwood and two
children and Mr. Win. Johnston of
Goderich township spent Sunday at
the home of Ma. and Ws. Joe Riley,
Jr.
1VIr. and Mrs. Robt. Grinm,oldby and
Miss Olive motored to Toronto on
Thursday of last week and are
spending a week at the home of Mr•
and Mrs. Roy Barnett of Weston.
Mr. and Mfrs. Fred Stephenson and
family of Brussels spent .Sunday at
the home' of Mfrs. Stephenson's par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. :Geo:: Riley.
Mr. and Mas. Herb. Glazier and
family of Stratford visited at the,
home of their aunt, Mrs. Thos. Pol-
lard, -on Sunday.
Mr. and Mas. Leo Stephenson
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Logan of Blyth.
Mr.• John Sherrill and Mr. James
Sherrill of Detroit and Mfr. David
Wright of Algoma, 'Mich., spent the
week -end at • the home of Ws. Thos.
Pollard, who .returned with them and,
as this week visiting, at the home of
1VIr. and Mrs. Wright, Algonac,
Michigan.
Miss Ellen McGill of Goderich is
visiting Miss Ella Dexter.
in favor of Mr. Robertson. 1 RESULTS OF HURON COUNTY
Anniversary services were held at 1 HOME GARDEN CONTEST
Smith's Hill United church on Sun-
day The pulpit was filled by the
new pastor in ,charge. A male quar-
tette from Stratford rendered ample
anisic numbers for both services.
288
344
276
514
127
6
TUC! ERSMITH
Turner's church held their annual
picnic at Jovrett's Grove, Bayfield,
on Thursday last, July 24th, when a-
bout 135 gathered to enjoy the af-
ternoon together,
Following are the results of the
contests: • ' •
Lady •
teachers' race, Mrs. F. Town-
sond'rs. Fear; young men's race,
25
William. Pepper, Elliott Layton;
488 girl's
•ri,s,6 tv 9 years, Viola Pepper, Mil-
dred Ashtan1; boy's 6 to 9, Kenneth
112 !'1lerrybexry' Carman Whitmore; boys
There were 43 contestants in the
Home Garden Competition conducted.
in Huron County this year. The
County was divided into three groups
AUBURNgiving each group as nearly as pons
1 sibie, equal climatic and soil condi-
10,-and Mrs. Ivy and little Baugh -1 tions, and four prizes were awarded
ter of Alberta, visited friends here to each group.
for a few days last week. Mx. Ivy Heavy rains in the spring and
was a former bank manager here. early, sununer made it rather diffi-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shackelton cult to get the seeds in very early
and family of Toronto are visiting but on: the whole the gardens show -
relatives here this week. ed excellent care and attention on
On July 26th, the funeral was held I the part of the contestants and the
f the late Mrs• George 1Vlarsh• winners are to be congratulated on
their standing.
COLBORNE
Interment in Ball's cemetery. Mrs.
Mlarsh, who . had been ill for some
little time, passed away on Thurs-
day last, in her eighty-fifth year.
In the Clinton Hospital on July
26th, the death occurred of Mrs.
Clayton .1VIartin, formerly Eliza 3
Following is the standing of the
first ten contestants in the Clinton
Rural and Goderich Township group:
Harold Yeo, Clinton, 3, 87 1st
prize.
years.
rars. s. Tho funeral was he T, of Auburn, age oI Alex Gauley, Dungannon, 1, 85,
•ld. n .
Monday, July 28th, front the home1 2nd prize.
of her parents -here, interment . int Cecilia, Bawler, Luckx,ow; . 7, 84,
the Exeter cemetery. . - Services were 1 3rd prize." 4111.
conducted by Rev. J. W. Mortimore. I Will Grigg, Clinton, 3, 80,
Mas. Martin 'had been apparently prize.
in good health up until the day be- Harvey Mole, Dungannon, '78.
•e her death: She was stricken Everett Carddock,IGoderich, 1, 76.
Miss Lacy Hardy has been en-
gaged to teach school near Parkhill..
•11 . Hilton Amos and sister, Rose.
R.N., spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Wilson..
Miss Julia Young is home, also
Mm. R. 1V1. Young, from Toronto.
,Mr. Melvin, Tyndall started to crit
his fall wheat on Tuesday.
1Miss Kathleen Marsh from Mani-
toba has been -staying at •• the Thome
of Mr. and Mss. Wm,. Marsh.
The four polls in C:olhothe-in Mon-
day's
polls
of 23
a majority
•in�
gave
of
days v g..
with sudden pain, the doctor was
called and ••she was taken to the hos-
pital, where an operation was con-
sidered necessary, but she failed to
rally and passed away on Saturday
morning.. She leaves to 'mourn her first ten contestants m the •B
loss her husband, her pereitts ane (.and. "barna . contestants
sister and five brothers. This com- Effie arna 21: Blyth 2, 96 1st
'munity was greatly shocked' on hear- px162 2nd
ing of her death and the -sincerest Clifford Blake, Lttcknow, 7; 93,
sympathy is extended to those be- I
reeved. Prize.
Merman Fischer, Goderich, 4, 92,
3rd prize..-
I�ULL]ETT TOWNSHIPRuby Hutchins, Clinton, 2, 91, 4111
prize.
Edgar Rathwell, Clinton, 3, 72.
Jean Ball, Clinton, 1, • 72.
'Robert Irwin, Lucknow, 3, 67.
Clara Harmer, Goderich, 2, 67.
Following is the standing of the
ie Brawn of Louis Fulford, Goderich, , 82.85
IMaisses Bessie and ,Tenn . BI
oit came home Tuesday and are Lucltnow 7, 84.
Detroit
;Dorothy Curran,
spending ending a couple. 'of 'weeks' holidays iD
p
at home with their another and sis-
ter, Brown
and M',
ss
•s. Robert ter, M�
Eva Brown. '
Resells ,Cunningham', y a ,
K nzie, Ititttail, tl 83.
David lv>;cI e ,
Norman, Durst, Clinton, 2, 81. '
Grace McGregor, Kintail, .78. 1