THE STRATFORD MIRR "f Me a 4 * i Local Interest Orange Church Service. Sunday, June 5, is expected to be an outstanding day in the his- tory of the Orange Order in Perth County. The -three local Orange lodges are holding a joint service at St. Paul's Anglican Church on _ that Sunday afternoon and accord- ing to information received to-day a large representation of Orange lodges from various parts of the county is expected to be present to participate in the service. The special speaker for the afternoon will be Rev. W. L. L. Lawrence of Sarnia, prominent in the Orange Order of Ontario. He is past grand master of Ontario west and also past grand chaplain of Ontario west. The service will be in charge of Rev. William Wallace, rector of . St. Paul's Church. Former Resident Passes. Word has been received here of the death in Edmonton, Alberta, young. She left Stratford about 22 years ago. Surviving are her hus- band, two brothers, George, Cale- donia street, this city, William, in New York State, and one sister, Mrs. John Hyslop of Ancaster, Gn- tario. The funeral will be held in Edmonton on Saturday afternoon. Would Soft Pedal "Hobo" Mr. Justice Raney frequently makes the subject of his address to the grand juries the occasion for wise and pointed comments, which are widely quoted in the press, He criticized the other day the word "hobo" being applied to young men who are without homes and jobs. Many of these, His Lordship point- ed out are simply victims of circum- stances at the present time. It is a cruel term to used in describing one who is worthy of sympathy, and is not in a position to help himself. A "North Easthope Friend." er's office. It was marked "from a friend in North Easthope." An- other donation of ten dollars, which was sent to The Beacon-Herald was from a local organization, the Friendly Group. Donations to the fund are still coming in daily. Con- tributions may be left either at the City Treasurer's office or at the office of the Beacon-Herald. Local Delegates. ae Those attending the 45th annual meeting of the Huron Diocesan Board of the Women's Auxiliary to the M.S.C.C., held this week in London were: Mrs. F. Chapman, Mrs. James Swanson, Mrs. B. Lund and Mrs. H. H. Dempsey from St. James' Church and Mrs. (Rev.) William Wallace, Mrs. C. Muma, Mrs. George Frost and Mrs. Wil- liam Mollot of St. Paul's Anglican Church. Miss Mae Russell repre- sented the Girls' Branch from St. James' Church. Knox Choir Wins Shield Stratford has made an excellent showing in the Oxford County Musical Festival held in Wood- stock and Ingersoll this week, the solo, soprano class. Raid Store and Carry Away Lo third prize in the vocal solo, bari- tone class; Clifton Ferguson, see. ond in the clarinet solo class, a Dorothy Whale, second In New Zealand : AUCKLAND, N. Z., May 19 (Can- -- adian Press Cable)--An undeter- mined number of unemployed riot: ed today at the little New Zealan large store after the owner had re- fused to give them food free, and helped themselves to whatever they © could carry away. : Se Police reinforcements were rush-_ ed to the scene and numerous ~ arrests were expected. Leaders of THE STRATFO RD MIRROR China Hall ~ English Breakfast Tea Black or Mixed A5c¢ LB. J. L. BRADSHAW China Hall | | | | } = = "Doc's Corner" re See ee = ra Did you hear about the Scotsman | who refused to buy a car until the in the salesman throw clutch? agreed to * * * Just read of a pumpkin grown in Texas that was so big the growers' wife used half of it for a cradle. That's not so much. We knew of two big policemen who went to sleep on a beat. * * om Economy is one of those things that it is much more pleasant to preach ;could persuade themselves that they 'were in no way to blame when things | birthday?" Isabel--'*Well, " he's alive this morn- We have always envied folks who went wrong. s a * "What will we give baby for her "Oh, let's open her bank and buy her a nice electric iron." & s.6h6s When a candidate announces he is . Easy on the eyes and easy to clean 25 - 40 and 60 watt Carton of 6, $1.40 HYDRO CHOP Te eo E R E Werviceissupreme Sh re Sisior igs formerly Country friends of needy Strat- choir of Knox Presbyterian church ney oe aegis Ns oe = than practice. throwing his hat into the ring the Riddick was born at py aah Fe oni me Gigs on capsid arene yo ber Bring Hie "ehiele sate Share shane the rioters fai no es i; wee: ie chances are that it has got too small The World Moves . . So Do We 'Ontario, but came to Stratford ier He ; de ae os On_ Wed- choir class in the Wednesday eve- ; : : ; ee Some people close their eyes and for his head anyway. Rene Bae Sane 2 ae " y a donation of ten dollars ning competitions. Others who tention of going hungry any long- P , f dC t p en quite was received at the City Treasur- won honors were: W. J. Dawe, er, hands so tight during prayer that * * * fd oF al age Jones and his wife were on a fish- PARTRIDGE SANITARY } '> & HEATING ENGINEERS | """" "=" Sms." A preponderance of boy babies is they can't open either when the col- We Move Pianos, Safes and Furniture By courteous and reliable men. ing trip. At the end of a trying fish- less day, Jones brought things to a climax by falling in the water. Just RBteattecht od Lee said to be a sign of war, yet no one |as he crawled out his wife appeared PHONES: aiad 'has ever triedsto prove that a pre-|on the scene. "Did you fall in?" she || Ficight Sheds.cn0 costes 850 pra Plumbing, Heating, Sheet ponderance of girl babies is a sign of |inquired in surprise. Office 837 3 Metal Work and Roofing *] peace. "No, no! Just crawled in to see 26 ALBERT ST. | a : * * * which fish it was got away from me!" ' ' 7 Every cloud has a silvery lining, RRC" GASOLINE AND OILS 7 29 Ontario St. Phone 1257 4 its shiny spots. and even an old suit of clothes has |When a bank goes broke in China, They sent no glitetring statements Ht SPEEDWAY TIRES | ° i You can't get to the top of the lad- out, | . der of success by waiting for the |To show that it's solvent beyond a | elevator to start. doubt, L. COOK i PLUMBER AND ELECTRICIAN DOWN & FLEMING | nga Funeral Service Rooms | Many a man has made When a bank goes broke in China, & 200d No bitter tears you see them shed onde es pre were FREE v¢ E 94 Ontario St. igs wees in print acai td re reporters But they take a big cheese knife Z me Phone 314 |did not quote him verbatim, but put inutead, 110 Downle St. Phone 1 ae Mr. Down, 308 Mr. Fleming, 311 logic and meaningful words and goed And amputate the president's head, | | . ih grammar between the quotation) put banks don't fail in China. ee, marks. ee * * bd bd a "Oh, Mummy," said little Muriel A New Tire at a New Price | For Corns and Callouses |} x: tne 200, "ook at the elephant pick 2 : ine DR. JOHNS TON'S ng up peanuts with its vacuum It' Id : | were S SCiCOM, || pHone GG PHONE Casings Tube | Callous - Segoe by ae a 2 pe Same ere git § rN If City Calls 1 or 2 passengers 25c 30 x 34 ti eeeeere ce veeeercessccssece $4.20 85 ate A b. £ Callous-Off will dis- | friends to a local hotel for lunch re- V pec : . _ = 25c box of Callous Rees ; 4.40 x 21 5.80" 1.15 ee solve the hardest corn or callous bee and when lunch was finished that anyone regrets having ROY HUEHNERGARD en pe tes oe Soke oR csp ge, : _.- @ without a the grate 4 | put a coin under his plate, remark an old pair of shoes resoled For "Speciai Theatre Service" wo earance of rawness. n sale ey rae : i és hand 616 Ae Ho. itt HGS ee 6.15 1.15 drug and shoe stores or sent || ing that he always left a tip for the when we do the work. elites Risita ue be direct post paid for 25c¢ from | waitress. The Scotsman, not to be Moder Eavipment : 4.50 x 21...... Se hetkeei tees 6.25 1.48 aboratory. f | outdone, left a note under his plate, = Heat eieerale 4.75 19 7.70 1.20 oe Dr. Johnston's Callous-Off reading: "Bet on 'Call Boy' in the __ Prompt enrvite * x eevee e-sesee eoetee eesecvese . . | 3 Company | next Derby race." ee Workmanship BAS € UB eis OO =. Stratford, Ont os oe | : : ae A doctor came upon a hard-work- yrs Oy ee §.00 x AS... sic. Geeae as oan Rae ing Irisuman working in a ditch one sau oe Sere | ANTHRACITE COAL ae SEND IT IN very hot day and said: "Don't you ; see get oe seevereeses enn 8.40 Be If you have a bit of news, know that to work in the hot sun POCAHONTAS, Egg Size + e-- Send it in; without a hat on is bad for the Red ese bas Size ; ae * s . vay OKe s bd * . " Or a joke that will amuse, brains? o Come in and compare this Tire with any Send it in; | "Shure," replied Pat, "and do yez Superior Repair Shop vt) SH CO CO as . A story that is true, | tink oid be on this job if I had any 119 Ontario St. Phone 941 RNI AL 2 other tire near the price or more. 2 S2oepeeuua Sepp Phone 44 't Y . 'We want to hear from you. '+ 8 E 4 Z = & 4 Send it in; When you see a home where news- 5 | ~ > i. Don't wait a month to do it, papers are piled on the piano, the -- il Send it in; library door wedged shut and a safe- MIR RO R ER & SYLVESTER 3 i '> @ Don't let 'em beat you to it, ty gate on the stairway, it's ten to PET B: i : a $end it in; one the baby is learning to walk. A D V E R T I Ss I N G ill d Repairs i vt H -. . - WwW o your Repairs in 4} See 132 O io S 24-H : S - . - Just which ever you like best, Isabel--"Last night Chester said B R I N Electric ing a . atario Jt. -riour, Service ' aa iy oe AS ope Fe teamipt? if . The Editor will do the rest, he'd kiss me or die in e is p R E S U L T S hans is Galina Ht