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The Clinton News Record, 1929-06-06, Page 4THE,-CLiNTQN-NEWS .R conn COOPEWS• STORE .....lV '� IS EASILY THE • GIFT PROBLEM SOLVED FOR TITEBRIDE-TO-BE AT TILE STORE OF T. COOPER: A. 1 "TSE STORE'WITH THE STOCK" CLINTON Sherioc'k -Manning Pianos How About Treating Your- self to a, 1ANO? T. , J. MeNEIL Clinton's Musical instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton WHEN YOU PLAN THE FUTURE -OF YOURSELF AND THOSE DEPENDENT ON Y0U BE GUIDED BY THE ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS Ole AN EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE. - HE WILL EXPLAIN HO'W: XOU CAN BE INDEPENDENT IN' YOUR OD AGE, MAKE SA •E THE PLANS OF EDUCATION OF THE FAMILY AND RELIEVE THOSE DEPENDENT ON YOU OF CERTAIN LIABILITIES IN DISREGARDING YOUR FUTURE YOU COURT DISASTER The Ontario Equitable Life M. T. CORLESS, Agency' Inspector, Phone 193 04-tf, HON.'GEO. S. HENRY Minister of, Highways and Chair- man of the Executive of the Highway. Safety Committee; who , has again, launched an extensive eampaign 1pok, ng to: accident prevention on Ontar- io highways. Custom Made Clothes for the Bridegroom Why wear a ready-made garment on this important occasion when' you ;1 can have it custom, made: and be cer- 4r-.019 tain it will be a perfect fit, and suit your own individuality. You can al- ways tell the marc who has his clothes made. to order. • Londesboro Rev. Jas. Abery and Rev. 3, W. Johnson went to London last week to attend -,the' conference. Rev. Mr. Johnson's S. S. class of the United church met at the home of 1VLr. and 'Mrs. Joe Carter last Fri- day evenings, there being about fifty present. A. most enjoyable and hap- py time • was spent by all, Reeve Adams is in Goderich this week attending the eounty-eounci . �Mr. C. Weymouth of Stratford spent' several days 'last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wey- mouth. Mr. Ball, our- garage man, is. kept pretty busy these days. Mr, and Mrs. B: Tyerman of Sea - forth were guests at the home of., Mrs. Famlrlyn over the week -end. They also visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elsley. Mr. and Mrs: W. Hill of Clinton called on the former's sisters, Mrs, J. Sisley and Mrs. Tamblyn on.Mon- day. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Watson: and family spent last Saturday in Goder- anisielimapisorsona H4liltxsesv111� Walden and family 'o the gousts of Mr. Potter on Sunday. S. Walter and ili1� Saturday with young people of Iso church put-on' their Across the ?LiIls,'t at evening last. A was present and it njoyod' by all. ant it before a Blue vale the coming' garden 4th. 1VPadelino Hawkins o the guest of Mr.- and o andFamily on of unknown origin Saturday evening last f Mr, rind Mrs. Fred ,was destroyed.. � of stone structure and most of the put every scrap burned. Many friend e and vicinity of Mr• extend sympathy to 'loss: They had House very much eoinplete' and. comfortable. and. Mrs. Tom Cam and Mirs4` Alcock Sunday with 1V�ii: Jervis and. ;other friend and *s. Zaulauf of guests of Mr. on Sunday. Mir:: Gordon the day with 'and Mrs. Draper Ben: holidaying a few tter's parents, 11?r. Mulholland. ,"Ars:of Blue - vale were and Mrs. John Mrs.° Stock spentLucknow friends. - The e hnesville Unitedplay "The PathA Blake on Fridaygood atten- dance was very' much e They expect to piesvale aud- ience atparty on June'1 Miss f Clinton was Mrs. J. Cudinor° Sunday. Our rates are reasonable and our workmanship exceptional. All gar- ments hand tailored. Scrupulous at- tention t tention to every detail. ,Davis and Herman IbIERCHANT TAILORS, CLINTON NeWillieeed° (The Baby Chick) ra I Am! Now It's up to You THURSDAY, JUNE 6,, 1920, Bruceiield . The communion service , will be held next Sunday, . Juno 9th, at the morning. service, .Preparatory+ sex vice will be held Friday evening 'at, 8 o'clock. Rev. J. Anthony of Tham- es Road will ceililuct the evening ser - Mr. ad Mrs. Case of London spent the: week end at the manse, as;ggests of Rev. ""Wi.,'A. and Mrs, Bremner. • .Rev. W. A. 13 emrrer ..and Mr. Junes McQueen, who have been:at- tending London Conference returned hone this week. - Mr. and'Mrs. R. McKenzie -of De- trait _visited friends in the :village and vicinity last:week. Mr•s. IIugh-Bercy,'.spent last week at the home of her mother, ; • Mrs. Smith of Bluevale `who is very ill.- Mr. Samuel Reid, who has' visited in Br'ucefield for a number of years has gone to live at the home ,of. his daughter,. Mrs. IWen, Broadfoot of' Seaforth. •Mir•. Clarence Cole and his mother, Mrs. Peter' Cole, of Flint,' Michigan,. were week -end guests with Mr. and MIs. J. Percy Cole, A fireoccurred on" Satwhen the homedLobb of EbenezerThe house being `it `burned' slowly contents were saved, wood work was;. b s in' Ho1- mesvill . and 1VIrs. Lobb them in their great,improve ed the and it was most table: Mr: pbeIl and familN of Brus- sels spentand Mrs.. A. s here. Mr.Stratford, were theand Mrs, M. Stock. Stock: also spenthis parents Mir_of Detroit. have b days with the '.la and ' Mrs. Wni. Goderich Township Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Cox went to London this morning, their daugh-; ter, Mess Helen, who is in a position thele, having undergone an operation for .appendicitis in St. Joseph's Hos- pital this :morning. Mks, C. D. Cox and daughter, Miss Bertha, of Nipissing have been visit- ing at the home •of the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mars. W H, Lobb 'of the Bayfield road during the past week, Mr..Cox attending the_rneeting of the London Conference of the Lint - ted Church of Canada. Mr. Cox has a mission change at Nipissing. 1VIce Beacons 4Deputy Grand Mas- ter, also' Mir. Ernest Sanderson, at- tended the Masonic 'meeting at Luck. now last Thursday evening and Tiv- erton on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mfrs. Bert Allen of Har - lock recently.vitited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. MhVittie. Mas. (Rev.) Johnson was in Lon- don last Friday attending the fun- eral of a relative. Mrs. Wood, A shower wilts held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong last Friday evening, fon the bride-to-be. There were about fifty present and a very' enjoyable tune was spent. We regret to report that Mrs. Har- ry Riley is :ander the doctor's care. Mr. and Mee. 3. McCool motored to Woodstock last week to visit the former's sister. They spent a very pleasant time. Mr. W. Ross. Station Agent at Vineland, and Mrs. Ross are 'spend- ing their vacation at the former's home, 'that of Mr. and Mrs. W. Boss, Londesboro, Mr. Wellington McCool spent sev- eral days last week with his mother, Mrs. W. McCool. Mr, Charles Lee, who underwent a critical operation. in the Clinton hospital last week, is improving as well'as, can be expectedi, news which his many friends are glad to hear. Mrs. W. Lyon, who spent the past two weeks with her son, Dr, Lyon of -Leamington, has returned.' Mr. W. J. Tamblyia, 'B.A.; B,Paed:,. and Mrs. Tamblyn, Miss Joan and John Tamblyn, accompanied by Miss Jean M. Cowen, R.N., motored up from Toronto and spentthe week- end with the former's another. ' Mr. and Mars. Harry Lyon and Mass Ida visited at Mr. A. ICerslake's of Exeter recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon and Miss E. Lyon spent a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Spindlar=of Lucknow Sun- day last, x , I am, a baby chick just out of the egg;,,-. Nature has filled my Little bread basket with enough food to last 72' hours. Then it's up to you, v If oyu feed are a dirty mash or table scraps, Pil.probwbly,die. But if you start me on Purina Chick Startena and feed me according to the Purina Plan, the obances are nine to one that I'll grow up and make you money. . Don't feed me anything for 72 hours. Then start me on Purina Chicle Startena, the dependable starting mash containing buttermilk and cod liver oil. Cl1 ai Il '.'svv .•ort% vegeveld dmareM Goderich Cadets of the Goderich „Collegiate Institute, turned out in Victoria Park on Thursday morning for the annual inspection which was conducted" by Major ,J. Jeffrey, district cadet offi- .ces, who was well pleased With -the turnout. He complimented their`in- ;structor A. 113. Robertson, B.A.., on the splendid_mat'ehing, rifle drill and physical eulturq peincipel Hume, A. M. Robertsony B.A., Mayor , *- Ewen: and: Thomas• putt ' also wave short .addresses. Hon. R. B. Bennett will address a public. 'Meeting in'Wingham ou Thursday afternoon, J:ne 20th. It wae a most unfortunate happen- ing on Saturday evening which re- sulted in the destruction by fire of the residence of Ver. Fred Lobb, the Maitland, concession. Mr. and Mrs. Lobb were at the barn doing their evening chores, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Lobb's mother, and Master Harry be- ing eing in the house. Mrs. Elliott was getting her small grandson ready for bed when the little fellow heard the crackling:of fire and called his grand- mother's .attention to it. • She immed- iately gave the alarm but,when Mr. and Mrs. Lobb got to the house a pantry off the outer kitchen, where the fire originated, was a mass of flames and the fire soon spread. The house was situated by itself and a good way 'from neighbors but- soon the commminity was 'aroused and sev- eral come to differ assistance. A portion of the furniture was remov- ed, :most of that from the front of the lowarf floor being taken out, but unich'was else destroyed. Two hand - carved mantels were saved. The walls of the houses; which was built many years ago, were •of stone and still stand, but the fire cleaned up every bit of wood about the house. The house was built by the founder of the Laithwaite family in this county, grandfather of 1V)r. George Leith- Waite of this township, in 1858 and, being a stone cutter by trade, the house had a finish that few such houses had. It was occupied by the -family for years and for nearly thirty Years by 141'r. W. 11. Lobb and family before the faun was purchased by Mr. Fred Lobb from his father. Mr. and Mks. Fred Lobb' had improved it very much and it was considered One of the , most comfortable and complete residences in the common: ity. Ma. and Mrs. Lobb have suffer- ed a'severe loss but they intend re. betiding, using the old walls .if they are considered. safe, and will occupy a small building whieh.Stood near the house as a residence in the meantime. Their friends deeply sympathize with them in their misfortune. It is ;tot known how the fire oriinated, as there had been no fire in that part or the house that day. Auburn 'TIE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS Premier Ferguson; as minister of education, ' has approved a 'series of Bible readings for use in public. schools . of- the province, and it is expected that books. of three grades will be published and made available' before long. -The, Globe -`-comments that "the.,famous Ross Bible being forgotten, Ontario's minister ofvedu-. cation may leap .into further 'lame r as. author' of the, Ferguson Version;' • Of course the premier is not the author; or compiler,- and the -action can hard-- ly he described as 0 "leap," for an interdenorninational • committee of clergy has •been working •on the 'draft for years. The Archbishop of Hur- on, its chairman, is on accord -Co the effect that relations were :most liar-. monious, even'se;.-the task 'was pro- longed. At the Synod of Huron two years ago his grace announced the work vuthally .completed and ready, for presentation to tho department, but evidently further conferences were required. The Presbytery, of Huron, The United Church of Canada, will meet in regular session in Knox United Church, Auburn, eon Thursday, June 13th' next, at 9:80 a.m. The ladies of the ehdrch'wiil serve dinner. i8tr. H. 1'togridge attended Cofer- ence at London 1st week.. • Master Bob- Armstrong has been brought home frogs Clinton' Hospital where he underwent an operation for. appendicitis.' . Wte hope he will soon be quite well. Mir. and Mks. Amos. Andrew spent the week -end in London. The Orange Hall is being treated to a coat of paint this week, which is quite an improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow visited with friends here over the week -end. Mr. Alex. McKenzie went to Tb - route on Wednesday -to :visit 'his. slaughters.-' The play, "Lena: Rivers," put on by the Women's Institute here will be repeated in Blyth' on Tuesday,. June_ llth. A play, entitled, "Cyclone Sally," will be presented here on Friday evening, .Tune 14th, under the aus- pices of the Junior Bible Class of Knox United church. -Mrs. J. Manning and Mr. Will Manning motored to St. Thomas on Sunday, and spent the day with the forhier's brother, Mr. James Morris. and family. A very pleasant evening was- Spent. at the :home of Mr.' John Nott on Friday last when about fifty friends gathered to present Miss Alberta with a miscelaneous shower. Although IVLiss Nott was much tak- en by 'surprise she made a very suit- able reply, thanking her friends very kindly for their lovely gifts and gave one and all/a a pressing- invitation to visit her in her future home in Sea - forth. Miss Nott .was the recipient of many lovely gifts. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the manse on Saturday last, June lst, by the Rev. Jas. Abery when. Miss Alice Alberta Nott became the bride of Mr. Ernest L. Stevens of IIar•lock. The bride was dressed in, peachgeor- gette over lace and wore the gift of the groom, a string of pearls.; After the ceremony the happy couple left for a honeymoon trip to lospler, Hamilton, and other points,,the•brid- e's costume being of old rose with hat and shoes to match and navy tailored coat. We extend hearty congeatula- tions to this young couple. .They will reside: in Seaforth. GOVERNMENT PROVIDES $5,000 FOR JACK MINER . A, grant of . $5,00o to the Jack Min- er bird sanctuary at Kingsville, Ont., is contained in tho supplementary estimates for the fiscal -year- tabled' in the ITouse of Commons, Ottawa; on Monday night by Hon. J. A. Robb, minister of finance,- The appropra- ation is to assist Mr. Miner in his wild life conservation work, and is the first grant of this nature made to Mr.. Miner. • The so-called Ross Bible, a book of Scripture, readings prepared under direction of Hon. G. W. Ross many years ago, was imfprtunato ,enough. to become campaign material in the. next election, not a little capital be- ing shade out of the circumstance: that it had been submitted td the Roman Catholic Archbishop, of Tor- onto: In the present' instance the movement has been kept free of con- troversy, and public, opinion is cer- tainly not opposed -to the use of suitable scripture readings in the schools. The same unanimity does not prevail wits respect to religious. instruction), which has been under- taken in some Ontario towns under special: arrangement, but the pres- eat proposal is merely to replace such methods of Bible readings as may be in use with selections which will pres- ent a. comprehensive idea and system- atio 'knowledge of the Bible.—Wood- stock Sentinel -Review. Varna Mr. and Nlrs. Nelson Reid and daughter, Nam visited over the week -end with friends at Auburn, Dungannon and Lucknow. meeting is anticipated. The spealt, ens will be ,Rev, Ih W. Snell o Stratford, president of the Trustees and Ratepayers' department of th Ontario )ducational Association W M. Morris of Toronto; secretar treasurer ,of the same department Other speakers who are expecte are the local members of Parliamexi and E. C. Beacon, I. P. R..3 or Wes Huron. Ladies asweb as gentle men are cordially invited, Hensall • Miss Nellie Boyle, nurse in train- ing at Victoria Hospital, London, is home for three "weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M'oskin of De- troit,. Mich., accompanied by Miss Ilelen Hefferan of London, spent the week -end atthe home of Lawrence Hefferan, and their daughter, Miss Evelyn. • Mr. and M'rs. Manley Jinks and baby of'Detroit, were week -end vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Jinks, Services in the United Church were largely attended on Sunday the pastor, Rev. A. Sinclair,, delivering very fine disocurses at both services, Mrs. G. Champion of Galt, delight- ed the. congregation with her splen- did solos. rendering two delightful solos at the morning service, entitled "Face to nee," and "Thanks be to God." Atthe evening service, she sang very sweetly, "No Night There," which were much appreci- ated by the congregation. Largo congregations were present at the anniversary services held at Carmel Presbyterian church on Sunday last, Rev. C. E. Curtis, B.A. D.D., of London Was the speaker for the day, delivering very excellent ourses. Special music wup- pdisc).iell by the choir, which wasas much enjoyed. Mrs. L. Miller, accompanied by her dandhter. Miss Manic and sen, Ross, all of Windsoct. spent the week- end at the home of Mr:. and Mrs. C. links. and with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard ichard Blatchford. Mr, and Mrs. 3. H. Wilson .of Stratford were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs., George Brown. Garnet. Smallcomhe, accompanied by John Buchanan •of Guelph, were week -end. visitors in Hensall. ' The following is the report of S. S. No. 11, for the menthe of April and May: Jr 4th Florence Smith, .78; Ray Perdue. - 65. Sr. 3rd-,-Uoyd Batkin, 89; Jack Snaith, 70.. ,Jr. 3rd—Faye Lindsay, 82; John Lindsay,; 72; Margaret Farquhar, 63. 2nd—Olive. Picketts, 70; Eddy Deev- es, 66; 1Vfadeliilo Tyndall, 61; Walter. Smith, 56. Pr.—Lorne Tyndall, 75, !Jr. Pr.—Jean 'Vodden, Pearlie Me. Gee, Harold Wise, Gertie Smith, Donna Pickett. -E. I. Dalrymple, teacher. GODERIOII: The death occurre at the ,family home, :Oxford street Tuesday, of Mrs, ' Hugh, Mcllwain,! her '61st year. The 'deceased ' wa born and lived in Goderich townslti until lastyean, when she and hei husband retired from the farm, Sh had been ill for a considerable time Besides her husband she leaves 'tw daughters and three sons, Robert Goderich township; Sam and Georg at home; Mrs. MjcClinchey, Stanle township; and Mrs, Battles,. near „Seafoith;,also •five sister's and fiv brothers, Mrs, J.. Bell, Mrs. R. Bell Mrs. Precious, Mrs.' Weston, all -o !Goderich, and Mxs. Joseph Snuliey, of the West; John', Thomas, James, Robert and Fred all of Goderich. The funeral cm :Thursday after- noon was largely attended, . Rev. R. C. McDermid, pastor of Knox Pres- byterian church, had charge of the service at the home and grave. In- terment was made in Maitland ,cemetery, The pall -bearers were four brothers, John, Thomas, James and Fred Johnston. DUNGANNION: *- Fifty bab chicks were' lost when a fire \occur red in the improvised brooder George'glenn of the: villge. T coal -oil lamps were ,used for keep ing the chickens warm and by son means the fire origineted fro these, It was fortunately seen b some young 'men returning about ani., orfurther damage might hav been the result, as a strong win was Blowing and other buildin: stood near where' the fire originated The fire -bell was •rung and so citizens responded id the fire wa soon under control but not until th chickens, which .were about tw weeks' old, were destroyed. i SEAF'ORH: Prof. W. Brenton Kerr of Buffalo University is guest at the home of his parents Mr. and MIs. James Kerr. DUNGANNON. The Dungariuoi Public School Board stet on Wednes 'day evening at. the home of Mrs Robert Davidson with all membe present. The board received the re signation of Frederick Ross; who fo seventeen years and a half has bee the efficient principal of the sclto The reason given by Mr. Ross fo his resignation was owing to ill health. During the long period sine Mr. Ross has been the teacher h has met with phenomenal succes- and Chief Inspector V. K. Greer, wh visited the school recently, expresse very great gratification with the r cord of the school as judged by th very high percentage of successft entrance candidates who have peva: ed through the school. The bear ,News of_ Happenings in the Countg and District DUNGANNON, Anniversary sere. vices, will be held in Erskine, Presby- terian church on Sunday, June 16th, at 3 p.rn. and at 7:30 pan., when Rev. A. G. Rintonl, a former: much -loved pastor will preach at both services. Special music will be rendered by the choir assisted by the Lucknow male quartette. A special free-will offer- ing will be received, which will go to- ward remodelling and redecorating the church. GODERICH: • The services . in North Street United Church, morn- ing and evening on Sunday, were in charge of the W.M.S. Owing to the absence .,of the pastor, Rev. C. F. Clarice, at conference, Mrs. J. R. Earle, formerly of the West China Mission, gave two splendid addresess on China and its needs. DUNGANNON:. A very enjoyable evening was spent by the officers and were very reluctant to accept t members of L., 0. L. No. 324 on resignation of so successful and e Thursday evening, when they were perienced a teacher and' will fin privileged to enjoy a visit from Coun- ty Master Coultes, County Secretary, Bro. Haines and County Financial Secretary Patterson, representing the Bounty. Besides the above named Stanley Township Mr. and Mrs, Fred Reid and fam- ily visited with the lady's parents, Mr, and M> s. McGowan near Blyth, on Wednesday. Miss Pat McFarlane, R.N., of To- ronto is spending some weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Spear • of High- gate motored up, and spent the week- end with . the latter's mother, Mrs. Mjalbolm McEwen, who continues very. ilh Mics Eleanor McEwen ,o4' London University is home forthe summer vacation. • Miss Edna Reid and .141'x'. 1-Iackwell of Walton were visitors on Sunday with Miss Myrtle Pearson. Dr, P. C. McEwen of Detroit spent a f OW , days with his brother, Mr. Jahn ele.Ew`eu and ;sister., Mrs, John Pearson. seine difficulty in replacing hit MORRIS: Residents of the commur ity were saddened on Monday mor ing. to learn of the sudden death brethern, the officers and degree Donald, only son of William and Mr, team of Belgrave L.O.L. were also Alan of London, from spinal nie on hand and exemplified the ingiti's. He, with his parents an Or- ange Degree in a very commendable sistee, Marian, resided on the nint manner. This -degree team is cer- concession of Morris until a yes tainly a credit to Belgrave and an 1 ago, when they moved Lo. London inspiration to other lodges to try . Donald was an exceptionally brig to do likewise. Following the gen-1 boy at school, was a member of th eral routine of business and exem- Sunday school .rad Mission band plifieation . of the Orange degree,1 St Andrews United,church, Blyth, t lunch was served which was fol which church the remains wen lowed by a short program which brought on Tuesday for burin everyone enjoyed. Sympathy is extended to the pal ants and 'sister. • DUNGANNON: An Educational i DUNGANNON: -Miss Lamont Rally is being held in the Parish Field Secretary -in connection wit ROI, Dungannon' on Friday, June the missions of the Presbyteria 14th commencing at 1.30 p.m. This Ohureh addressed, the ladies c gathering is being held for the Erskine Church, Dungannon, in t Townships of Ashfield, Colborne church at 8 pen. on Wednesday evi and West Wawanosh, and a large ning, June 126. Tuckersmith Township Report of S. S. No. 4, Tuckersmith. Sr. '4th ---Melbourne Ball, Edna Cook, Leslie Pepper, Stanley Collins. Jr. 4th—Marion Matheson, Frank Garrett, Wilma Rowcliffe, Beatrice Snell; Dorothy Walters. Sr. 3rd --'Bert Garrett, Alden Crich, Harold Pepper,. Jr. 3rd—Kathleen : Faleo7ieg, Wan- da Rawcliffe, Norman Pepper. Sr. 2nd --Eldon O'Brien, Clifford Pepper), Glen • Layton*. , Jr. 2nd—Margaret Crich, Beatrice Walters, Sr. 1st••-Prma Garrett, Harry' Crich, Irene Garrett. Jr. Pr. ---Viola Pepper, Lloyd Wal- ters." ' Dote—Those whose -names are -fol- owed by an asterisk wereabsent from one or more examinations. ' • -•-•C. Collins, teacher.. GODERICHe Rev. W. T. Bunt, late 'of Welland, the 'new pastor of Goderich Baptist Church, commenc- ed his ministry 'here on Sunday. He preached both morning and evening and at Taylor's corners in the .after- GODERICII: Miss Barber, coiir- morcial teacher in the Goderich -Col- legiate, has resigned to ,take a posi- tion on the staff of the Oakville IIigh school.' GRAND Liberal Demonstation and Picnic at Grand Bend, Huron County,Ont. ON WED. JUNE 196 1929 For all the Liberals and Citizens generally of Huron, Middlesex, Perth, Oxford, Lambton and the City of London ° The Federal Members from all Southwestern Ontario and also the Ontario Federal Cabinet Ministers will be present. The picnic will be honoured with the presence of HON. ERNEST .LAPOINTE,'Minister of Justice who. with RON. J. C. ELLIOTT, Minister of Public Wlorks TION W. D. EULER, Minister of National Revenue ., HON. JAS. MALCOLM, Minister of'•Trade and Commerce SENATOR RANKIN, WELLINGTON HAY', NLP., . ROSS GRAY, M.P., AND MISS GERTRUDE RANKIN, President of the Ontario Liberal 'Women's Association WILL BE TUE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS The Public Meeting will •be' opened at 2 pin. by Mr. Thomas Mc- Millan M.P., .Of South Huron, and Mr. F. G. Sanderson,, the , Liberal Wlhip for the Province Come your .our baskets and bring Your -families ' and spend a pleasant day in the interests of Liberalisiein Canada.` iURICH BAND IN ATTENDANCE GOD SAVE THE RING 17-2.