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\ . { } i ' ' j ; Pend THE STRATFORD MIRROR Saturday Is Dress Day © at Northway's.. .. sport wear. Extra Special Linen Dresses at $1.98 Well made and nicely finished, ideal for holiday and White and colors. Make your selection early while size and color range is complete. JOHN NORTHWAY AND SON LIMITED 54 ONTARIO ST. Telephone 192 Sizes 14 to 40. For Your Protection and Satisfaction we feature two outstanding names in guaranteed beautiful, lasting permanent waves-- SHELTON AUTOMATIC and HELEN CURTIS at $3.00, $5.00, $7.50 Complete Parisian Beauty Shoppe Phone 777 50 Wellington St. Wife: "It's the furniture come for the piano, John." Husband: "But I. gave you' the money for the next instalment." "Wife: Yes, I know, dear; but don't say anything. I'm going to pay them as soon as they get it down- stairs, because I've decided to have it in the sitting room. Dr. J. A. Boyd attended the annual convention of the Ontario Dental As- sociation in Toronto this week. The 17th annual convention of the Urban School Trustees' Association in Windsor this week was attended by Inspector J. H. Smith, Inspector A. E. Nelson and Dr. E. H. Eidt. people | OBITUARIES | WEDDINGS > MRS. MARY LONGEWAY The funeral of Mrs. Mary Longeway, who died in the General Hospital Sun- day evening, was held from her late residence, 328 Brunswick street, Wed- nesday morning, with -mass of -re- quiem at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev. Father W. T. Corcoran sang the mass and conducted the graveside service at Mitchell cemetery, where interment was made. Mrs. Longeway died 36 years and a day after her husband, who passed away in Logan Township, where they had farmed all their married life. In the passing of the 78-year-old woman a host of Stratford friends and church workers lost one whom they had al- ways held in high esteem. She was born in Cherubusco, Clinton County, New York State. Her maiden name was Mary DeFarge. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Fanny Ab- bott and Mrs. Mary Connelly, Strat- ford; Mrs. Amelia C. Barron, Colorado Springs, Colorado, and _ three sons, Louis Longeway, Detroit; John and William, Stratford. Garrison Church Parade (Continued from page 1) London; 7th Fd. Bde., R.C.A., London; Lith: Id. Bde," RCA. tsondons: C.: of R.C.E., London; R.C. Corps of Signals, London; R.C.R. Infantry, London; H. Q., M.D. No. 1, Composite Coy attach- ment, London; ist Inf. Bde. H.Q., Lon- don; Canadian Fusiliers, London; Mid- dlesex Light Infantry, Strathroy; Huron Regiment, Goderich; Perth Regiment, Stratford; 2nd Inf. Bde., H. Q., London; Oxford Rifles, Woodstock; H.L.I. of Canada, Galt; Seots Fusiliers of Canada, Kitchener; 3rd Inf. Bde., H.Q.; Elgin Regiment, St. Thomas; Essex Scottish Regiment, Windsor; Kent Regiment, Chatham; 2nd Bat., C.M.G.C.; R.C.A.S.C. and R.C.A..M.C., followed by organizations of veterans. Following the drumhead service the entire parade will proceed west along the Parks Drive to the Post Office and then south on Downie street toward the C.N.R. depot. The salute will be taken at the shell bandstand at Lakeside Park by Major General J. M. Ross, C.M.G., D.S.O., V.D., late District Officer Command- ing M.D. No. 1. Brigadier J. Cc. Stewart, officer commanding this dis- trict, will be at the saluting base and will watch the troops as they parade. "ELEMENTS To Fit Any Electric Range $1.75 $2.10 Telephone 460 $2.50 $2.65 $2.75 $2.90 Telephone 460 and have one or more installed and pay on your next light bill HYDRO SHOP $3.25 ODBERT -- BARCLAY A quiet but pretty wedding was emnized at the parsonage of St. Joh United Church on Wednesday af noon, when Fred Odbert was unite in marriage to Helen Barclay, Downie street. This popular youn couple were attended by a brother sister of the bridegroom, Clarence Kathleen Odbert. Rev. W. Stanley en performed the ceremony. On th return from their honeymoon trip, and Mrs. Odbert will reside in St ford. * * * ZURBRIGG--EDMUNDS _ A quiet but pretty wedding tot when Dorothy Marie Edmunds, elde: daughter of Mrs. M. Edmunds, wW united in marraige to R. Leroy Z@ brigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Z@ officiated. The bride, who wore caprice sheer frock with white ac sories, was assisted by her sister, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Zurbrigg left on motor trip to Sudbury and the M koka Lakes. ae pees HOPKINS--TOZER A pretty wedding was solemni in the chapel of St. John's Garri Church, Toronto, when Peggy, da ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley To Stratford, was united in marriage John Vincent Hopkins of Toro The bride was given in marriage her father and the bridesmaid Miss Ivy Stewart, formerly of Str ford. George Wilkinson of Toro was groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Hi kins will reside in Toronto. RINKS TOURNEY ENDS IN THREE-WAY DRAW Three rinks were tied, each w three wins and a plus of 12, in ft local men's tournament at the Bo ing Greens Tuesday night. In #1 draw for the two prizes, A. E. Mill first prize to J. A. MacDonald's rin and second to George Schwoob's rinl Following is the personnel of th competing rinks: q E. T. Pike, Dr. C. W. Hamilton, W. Towle, A. E. Millson, skip; W. Douglas, F. E. Ingram, C. E. Moo A. S. Kappele, skip; Dr. F. J. R. Fo ter, D. L. Deem, N. Baechler, J McIntosh, skip; J. H. Mills, C. Leach, C. G. Markle, N. R. Fiebig. Dr. A. L. Baker, H. E. MacPhers D. V. McPherson, M. A. Humber, skip D. G. Campbell, W. Hodge, F. C. Bro M. W. Binkley, skip; C. E. Martyn, R. MacDonald, Albert Murr, L. mer, skip; A. W. Miller, W. M. Gilr Dr. Grant, J. A. MacDonald, skip Dewdney, Dr. W. M. Gilmore, K. Or C. N. Greenwood, skip; W. Colem ce: skip. BS EXCURSION AUGUST 15 Association excursion this summe to Bob-lo Island near Detroit will held on Saturday, August 15. = "The Talk of the Town" The Toronto Temple Salvation Army Band 40 Pieces Q JUNE 20 and 21 -- Great Musicale, June 20th, 8 p.m, 25 cents : place in Knox Presbyterian Churel brigg. Major the Rev. Chas. S. Oke Gwen Edmunds as bridesmaid. he best man was Don Ireland of this city. son's rink pulled third place, leaving: J. W. Brown, F. Johnston, G. Schwoob, The Canadian National Recreation THE STRATFORD MIRROR Stratford Nurses Graduate The annual graduation exercises of the Stratford General Hospital took place in the auditorium of the city : hall on Wednesday afternoon, when the principal speaker was Dr. F. W. Routley of Toronto, secretary-treasurer of the Ontario Hospital Association. Ten nurses, who had completed their courses, took the Florence Nightingale oath, administered by G. G. McPher- son, K.C., veteran member of the Board of Trustees of the General Hos- pital. The diplomas and pins were present- ed to the graduating nurses by Mrs. Oliver W. Rhynas of Burlington, pre- sident of the Imperial United Hospital Aids Association. Mayor W. H. Greg- ory presented his medal for general proficiency. Mrs. A. C. McLeod, active worker for many years in the Women's Hos- pital Aid, was presented with a life membership. This was followed by the presentation of the medal for gen- eral proficiency by Mayor Gregory to Miss Maude R. McEwin. The gift from the Perth County Medical Society for highest marks in general medicine was presented to Miss Mildred Hagan of Burlington by Dr. L. A. Macklin, pre- sident of the Perth Medical Society. Gifts to Nurses. The presentation of gifts to the nurses was as follows: 1. Proficiency in bedside nursing, donated by Miss Munn and presented by Mrs. Thomas Ballantyne to Miss Jean Campbell. 2. Proficiency in nursing science, donated by a member of the medical staff and presented by Miss Jeffrey to Miss Irene Corbett. 3. Highest marks in theory for the three years, donated by the nursing staff and presented by Miss Gibb to Miss Lillian Myers. 4. Highest marks in paediatrics, do- nated by a member of the medical staff and presented by Miss Hodgins to Miss Bernice Evans. 5. Proficiency in surgical technique, donated by Dr. Harold R. Kenner and presented by Miss Wilks to Miss Frances Jones. 6. Highest marks in obstetrics, do- nated by the alumnae and presented by the president, Miss Helene Stock to Miss Lillian Myers. The program concluded with the presentations of gifts to flower girls by Miss McEwin. BEREAVED OF FATHER Mrs. R. W. McPherson, Cherry St. has been bereaved in the death of her father, M. A. Beacock which took place at his residence on the 19th con- cession of Keppel Township in Grey County. The funeral was held on Mon- day afternoon at two o'clock and in- terment was made in Bayview Cemet- ery, Wiarton. THE H. B. ELLIOTT Bankrupt Stock 99 Ontario Street, Next to Crosier's. Books, Stationery, Sporting Goods, and Warwick Gifts You have never seen and may never again witness such tremendous sacrifices in WARWICK GIFTS in presentation boxes, consisting of Smoker Sets, Leather Pouches for valuable papers, Jams packed in lovely work baskets, Old English Vellum Note Paper and Envelopes; Hammered Brass, Cigar Boxes, Bridge Sets, English-made Rotary Knife Sharpeners, Fancy Candles in four-way and single holders, fancy Desk Pads, Writing Pads in leather cases. Brass Pipe Holders, fancy Ash Trays, (four in a box), Cigarette Holders and many other articles. These range in price from $1.00 to $2.50 Your Choice for . ... . 65c Another table of similar articles for little presents running from 50c to $1.00 Your Choice for Fifteen Fountain Pens, 50 reg. value $1.50, now .......... 4 ae SLO $1.00 to $1.50 Pencils 50c to $1.25 boxed 2 5 PLIOUGLY i. See. + $3.25 Kitchen Clocks $1.95 Mantel Clocks. $Os9O tne ee 25c pee eatie EGTA Sao 3 for 5c Children's Games and Books et ou oe: BEAL: PRICE -Dennison's Crepe Paper, -- dozens of shades 1 0 OE DACRE LO 5. ccihic cities Cc Tennis Racquets-- $2.95 .. $6.00 Fols_- B9C o f0C pall... £9C anaQOC Bia? 3G as UC Soft Balls-- 35c 50c.. 1 /0c S. G. THOMSON, Liquidator & CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES unr. HOSTESS REFRIGERATORS The HOSTESS Refrigerator has features that you should ex- pect from the refrigerator you buy.....Convenience.... beauty.....quietmess....economy.....and fine dur- able craftsmanship. FEATURES including : --Automatic Self-Defrosting. --Controlled Humidity. --Servador--the original door with shelves. --Rubber Ice Tray. --Electrically Lighted Interior --Sealed Unit -- never needs oiling. Quiet! $199, $246 and $277 Let us tell you about the easy Budget Plan. @ CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES snes STRATFORD LIONS CLUB DANCE PARTY STRATFORD CASINO (Through the co-operation of the Board of Parks Management and Mr. Gus Morello). FRIDAY, JUNE 26th SPECIAL PRIZES 1.--1936 Special CHEVROLET SEDAN 2.--Westinghouse Dual-Automatic Refrigerator. 3.--$35 Cambridge Suit. 8.--$10 Silverwood's Milk Tickets. 5.--2 Gallons Sherwin-Williams Paint. 6.--100 ft. Garden Hose. 7.--$5.00 Pair of Shoes. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12th Prizes--Season Pass to the Lions Swimming Pool. TICKETS NOW ON SALE _ 500 oon Sror $1.00 : : Entire proceeds in aid ef Liens' Swimming Pool and Service Work. Hi