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ASIH FIELD UNITED CHURCH
NATES' : •
't ZION NEWS
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ST.
HELEN$
The Quarterly Service': will he held
' at : the Zion Church next Sunday,
morning at 11 o'clock; The, other ser,:
vices on the .circuit are, withdrawn
for.Last :seek' the a.kwit
tressed a One Series.,
f services. There was 'the' Zion Lea,
ue. •on Monday night,, a. very well
,itteuded W. M. S. meeting at Mrs.
W. T, Gardiner's on Tuesday after-
-aeon,
fter--aeon, another- at the •home of Mrs.
Adam .Johnson's on Wednesday aft-
ernoon, a 'third' at Mrs. Tpm Blake's
nn Thursday afternoon. The crown-
ing meeting of the week `wae`that.on
Thursday night when a gaily of the'.
three leagues was held at Hackett.
Church.' -It 'meant; a full week ' for
those at the parsonage_hut there was.
i good deal of satisfaction in, seeing
•ilie 'ihterest put into •each gathering,
and , the• 'splendid character Of", them:
Mrs. Gardiner- of Kirkton gave a stir-
ring address on each occasion. 'adopt=:
ing herself to the varied audiences..It
was no little achievrnent, fora woman
bordering on what the Scripture re-
minds' us as the filleted span of life:.
And actually at two -of the meetings
she gave a solo` in a sweet voice,"the
words and tune which were ' of her
.own " composition. • ,r: " '11
i The League' Rally, ' for ' a •circuit
gathering, in ' the paint of interest
and attendance; reached high water
Mark.. There were, very• few' of ' the'
young people ` b£ `.the •three : appoint-;
mentswho--were-not. there. And one.
fine' noticeable thing' was so many
parents, :brought their' boys: and girls
to the meeting:. The splendid address''
tf the Revd Sidney Davison of Wing
hani, the;. , earnest appeals • of Mrs.'
• r' and ••th :Pastor for total
wardsin e �
rbntinence and dedication to high 'ser-
ice, was ` directed to .the young men
and women.: Seldom, have we seen in
inch a large gathering such tense.
at tion-and-!interest<.—The singing._
-supplied ,.by the; dung Men's choir
lrawn from threeLeagues with (tither,
inging by Harvey and Elsie :Ander
son ;' and ' Tillie Sliierwodd, were ' good
:'eatures; in :a 'splendid program...The
lally Service sheet %supplied ..by the
young people'sdepartment of the Uri -
ted Church was :need..Palmer Kilpat-
ick presided. After, the meeting dos -
'ed. the young people repaired to•'the
schoolroom ,
where a social hour was
' :pent., Each ,League , in, a splendid
competition
. acted I out n. word in a
ar'ed' charade that. caused , much
rep ,.
amusement.. ,Mr. Mand` Mrs. Davison'
ind Mrs. • Gardiner :acting" "as judges
,"ai '" eave the- prize• to ,the Z o.1 L gue .
Lorne; Andrew Ritchie little son of
Ir.. and' :Mrs. ;Gordon Ritchie was
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of the Chateau :Frontenac, whose.
appointment as.snanager-•of"-the-
new: Royal York • IIotel in Toronto
• hr announced to be effective No-
ennber..Sat.-TFie managing of the
Royal York is considered the most
' ambitions -hotel position on the
eon n nt, Mr! le "tea hl
''risen in Canadian -Paeific 'serviciy
••-:• ` e,tr•anaferred to
cnncer•19f 1,,;t+vfii,+n ;h ,
the • hotel . department from the
General' Supetintenc%pt''i offieo, to
jiontreal.'
The. Anniversary services rn Calvin
United Church, St. Helens, • ons Sun-
day, .Oct. 28th -were a success. Despite
the inclemency of the Weather, the
attendanee At.the,,services was. good.
At the morning service Rev. 4M. C:
'Parr dealt with the,suajeet r'The. Ya1-
`ue of Gratitude in the forination• • `of
Character." The speaker ,succeeded' in
'showing how the, duality of, thankful-.
nese, deepened, broadened and height-
ened character. Rev. R. B. Cum'ing of
Beniniller portrayed .the church 'of to-
day, maintaining that the 'church, was.
functioning in an adequate way de-
"Ate common criticism to the , cont-
;.ary.. He emphasized the supreme
advantages and ..rewards • of- church'
;nembearship..
• JThe' floral decorating of the church
,Nas very .pleasing sndithe:' selections;
)aptized on • Sunday evening . by the'
'aster:: when the $Pastor and his fam
i
-sly •,wore entertained at the Ritchie
home. -
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ER
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SH ELD -NOTES '
Mr i°Geo. Swan, is visiting friends
in Clinton:
M. R: A. grant had a business -trip
'o Toronto • do Monday.'
ALE::
30 capably rendered by the choir of"
the' church constituted , :•a, `. splendid
Yontribution to the services; The fina
ncial response of the congregation
,vas ,very gratifying and we hope • the
Memory of the Anniversary . occasion
will form a constant urge and inspir-
ation' to the church as it faces the
future and meets its challenge:, .'
-. Miss Annie Durnin attended. the
Keyes—Reid wedding, at Brumfield on
Saturday. t "
Miss Colina Clark was home from'
MilWerton 'for :the week -end, and as
sisted with the music at the''?lJniten
Church ''Ajiniveysary.
• Miller & Co. have on;:'display this
week, a sample of Mr. Med. Humph=
rey's -.northern spy apples" Mrs Hum-
plusy has t good veld .of particular-
ly fine spies this year.
.;Congratulations are , due Mr. Fred
•aicQu'illin Who, at: the Huron -County
•Junior Farmer's' Royal Judging -com-
petition held at' Clinton last Friday,'
in competition- with':35. other .boys;
w -on -2nd place±in judging_ iive'stock'_
and' crop products. The 'ten boys' mak-
ing the best scores will visit the Roy
al Winter • Fair, at the'expense of the'
Ontario Government •
. ',On Monday evening the ;neighbors.
.f the 9th,' Con. *est•Wawanosh;met
at the home. of Mi. D B Murray to,
,ay. good-bye:to Mr. and .Mrs.; E. W
.1cRoberte .before leaving for 'their
sew home. in 'Wingham:; During :the
wening Mr. 'and Mrs." -McRoberts 'were.
aaP die the reci 'ieiits. of a' Tambour
,tyle mantle ' clock and the following,
address, was read to them. I .Pollock at the home of Mr. and Mrs..
Jeer Friends: -Before you ;leave u_ Ban nerniari..'
�..
,Rey. C. N. �s rs. McKenzie• of
•iP leY
Spentent lu
rsday
afternoon n
at
Martin '
r . • cMdieli • -is --S .
----M s. J. -M Y Pending :a
.weeks' with: heir daughter, Mrs.
Alan MacAuley,'6th Con. Huuron.
Flowerdale, famers were busy last:
eek' picking and storing their ap-
les... .
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Mr. and Mrs. Sandy: McDonald and
two•%boys of Windsor' and Mrs. D, S.
IcDonald of Lucknow were visitor:
t L. Maclvers' last week. ,
Mr. Bloom and Frank McNall of
.ucknow :Spent a couple of days last
eek picking ap ilea on Kenneth Hen-
derson's farm.
_ , � ''
Mr: and Mrs. R. ;;Martin and child
en attended 'Anniversary ' 'services at
St' Helens Sunday.
Shirt BowerS .has a• finenew house
'early com` pleted..
• A number frons here are' preparing
to attend the •T}iankoflfering • meeting
n . South Kinloss Church Thursday
tight Nov. • 1st, A' good program will
)e given • ' • w
Mrs. Alex Camcren returned to her,
'tome in Detroit fast • Saturday.
:Don't forget the hard time ,dente
to be held in Lochalsh hall, Nov. 9th,
Mr,. Ban
Steward
of Allison
'
spent
the week -end 'At his home here.
Mr. ,I A. � Vint V nt, of Stratford, visited
its sister Mrs: Wm. Baldwin on Sun,
day. •
Duncan McRae,, of the .Milver-
on teaching stair ;spent the week -end
at his home• at Lochalsh:,
:rats. Cowan, • Mr. and Mrs: • Hoff-
man and •„.34r. -and' Mrs. Costiel,. of
2 ri4tharli, •spetit ,,the Week , -end
;nests and...Mrs,.Win— Baldwin,
Mrs. Tennant of on_gnie
t i tiny xn_-the••-care---of, her father.
qr. A1x C< McKenzie,Of Lochalsh
:who had the misfortu n° e.. to ;fill' ane
q.. Y:.
nreak a Ill li i5 r r
er , �r, bs , fJw.inhi.
g ,y..Kentie's condi_
advanced a e Mr. 31cK.
Oen , is seri, us
--
B-aehelor _sometimea-._F • :. thes onr� for.
`ran uillity of married li:fs.:and .ma,r
rixd: men always log
Red-hairyd o
pa -'n
,e are.S
p eldoin bald;
a rioted doctor ,•says'. But, perhaps
this, Would,soonor bi.
zCiIOOL ,
Y
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'NO. 1f.
REPO T FO
• ASHF1ELD
`• Weekly tests have been conducted
hroughout , Sept. and Oct. and • le
hese tests the pupils' have received
the following standings:—:
Sr: •IV—Frances Crozier 80%, El-
.
een Treleaven 61%.. " •
Jr., IV:—Colin Crozier • 74%,' Anna
!Areleaven 70%.
Sr,lli• mAlex 'Gainey61''/0, Beth
tViclonnel :58%. ' ••••.,
Jr. I11:—William Watt ,60%, Ben -
k, -10/1" Shackleton -5h°, "
Sr, i1:B
eatrice' Treleaven 95% -
-
tarry Swan' 81%, Lorne Hasty. `80%.
`•'e ;ie ,;Gaule 64%.
•ei im-CObelt 85%= s
Jr,`,1'1".—�•T n y''C b r ion
1LCiel ...Culbe4•t
" Sr; T'ritncr:=Kenneth Gauley.
Jr. Primer:—Cecilia Watt.
-'Palmer Kilpatriclr
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, The • •:Family • Herald, ,trod . Weekly,
i tar' with its . •wonderful improvements
is now regarded as. the great Agricril-
tural patier of Canada and the Parity
Circle's bc$t rilagszinc.
• A
dayslast week in Wingham.
Miss Edna Ritchie visited during
the week with her, sister, Mrs. gam
Gibson of St. Helens.'
Mrs, Isaac Andrew is . spending a
;ew days with Mafeking friends: •
14r. Alfred Andre* was in .Fergus
on Wednesday where he is engaged,
to travel for Beatty Bros. with head.
quarters to be at Owen Sound. Mr:
Andrew expects to move there in the
spring.' We will 'be very sorry„-to'lose
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .from • Zion. ,
The October meeting of the W. M.
3. was'he1d• at the home of Mrs. Ern-.
est Gardner , with • an. attendance ' of
. forty, ,ladies and baby hand members
The president ,Mrs. W: ' °T.: Gardne
was in charge: The. meeting vas• open-
ed:. with the TfoxQlogy,' after •which,
hymn 225 ' •was' sung. ' Mr. . Brown off=
'gyred: prayer.:.Responsive reading' was.
taken from the DevetionaL•Leaflets.
Fneouraging report$wel given by
• the ,treasurer indicating a 'nost,help
Jul year. Hymn. 158 was sung after
which Mrs., Gardner of Kirkton led
in prayer. Roll call was responded to
by the helpful, quotations on Chris
Ilan : Steivardship. The ' outstanding'
feature of the meeting was an :in-,
3pirational address by . Mrs., Gardner
of: Kirkton (mother of Premier Gard-'
•net of Sask.) who spoke' on the 'an-
swers to: prayer and need' of more.
home :•missionaries. Mrs. Gardner's
-address proved very. -:•interesting and.:
li'elpful and was greatly enjoyed by
those present.' Voeal -numbers were
givenMiss Edna Ritchie Miss Elleda
hunter ,and' Rnby :Reed;_,Readings by
Daisy and VioletRitchie Hymn ,155,
.was' then sung...) Mrs. Brown closed:
the meeting' With prayer after which
)refreshments were served and a'soc-
iaal hour spent.
' and,' Mrs. Win. Stanley, Mrs.
Stanley,:' Miss. -Mattie Stanley.
and Miss Florence; Colwell spent the:
.week=end in Guelph. •
Mrs. George. Colwell and. Master
Albert Colwell have been visiting re=
atives in Detroit •
Mr. Frank. and Mrs. C. ' Buchlor
.;pent '•'Sunday. with; •Mr:; and Mrs..,
Harry. Thompson.
' O'n` Monday 22nd, a kitchen shower
was given in honor ; of Miss .Irene.
se your friends and neighbors take
'Opportunity opportui►ity • o1 .,gathering here
tonight to express our regrete at your:
leparture from our midst, but' we -are
rinlad t o
` know that you ' are' not g ,o , , g.
,
e a -
c u
ao far away that we Can 'ren w q
,iintance Occasionally. As neighbors
:ve'. feel; your' quiet kindly • mariners,
'lave endeared you',to; all of 'us, and
ve =hope • that in your new home you,
will sometimes think of n We have
o willing . and ready
always found you i
, w +�
•
o .help at all tunes, •and your depart-
: a' void"':in'.this
ire will cause 4,
community.
In Pg we
artin ask you to accept'
his gift as 'a small remembrance with
he wish that you both may be spared
oto• hear itstrike
in 'strike the 'hours• of many
1aPPY
days : your new:home: .sign
,d ion behalf ofthe neighhors:Charles
reieo.'M. Stuart;•.b.' B.. Mar-
ray.Geo,11. Mr. and, Mrs: .McRoberts replied,
briefly expressing - their - appreciation
of thegift,. ift, ` cordially irivaing their,
neighbors to visit theme in Wingham.
'CREWE •
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Mr.: and Mr's. Wm. Crozier and
,family•spent
ylrs. s e
nt'•Sunday with
h
Mr.. and
Will. Campbell Da n brooke.
Prepare now for 'Cold
Weather with one of these
warm Coat -See :the new
B irryt snore , Productions;
we afe'showing in Ulster .•
Slip -On .&Belted Styles..
Navy'Blue -- Fawny
-7 Brown -- Blue Greys
i BISBlacks . Sl Patterned
► , .
Effects• .
y�
Certainl they. ;are e°r Coats
`
Swagger
Priced
'"' .-24.50, $28.- to '$45.
Extra Special,
Youn '"Men's Slip -Ons at:
$24.50 and $34.00
A New Scarf :for the-: New Coatis what Fashion
decrees. See . o r loyely Swiss Patterns which
are
sure to please. $1.50 2.50,: $3.25 to $6,00.
English Socks
Watson Underwear;'
.•�
Stewart Shirts Reid Neck Ties
Hats
B�roc,k .. .
• On QThursday, ' Nov. ' 80 , the .Kin -
less United. Church. i giving,, is an
nual hot: fowl supper.;
Mrs.' L: Webb' of Detroit,. Mrs. M.
Irwin of London, and Mr. and Mrs.
,f.•
ff Armstrong were visitors during
the :week. at W. V: Armstrongs'. ••
The weekly meeting of the united
Y. P. S:,: of. Clark's. Purple Grove,
$ervie :and . Kinloss was held recently
,,n the 'Kinloss United Church. -Miss
i,
Aileen, Hodgi s, the;Pres dent. of Kin-
loss.
loss. young people, had charge
of .the
meeting.. •The, ` Scripture ,lessonWas
reaid,.by` 'Miss :-Eve"'$annerman.-Rev
R. Edes. Fairbairn gave a. very inter-
esting :five-minute: lesson talk. The
discussion: period ` dealt With "Object;
ions t'o`Missionary.:Work"''Miss'Ma
e ve'a splendid, :paper, on
Ole Carter gave
"Readers and Reading." Miss Myrtle
Webster : ' had' charge of the Recreat-•
.
ionalPeriod. ;The next • meeting will.
be . held at 'Clarks' on Oct: 30.
Mr: and Mrs. John Swan and family
visited friends' at Ripley on ;Sunday:
Rev J. Walker and Harvey -Trelea-
ren- of Dungannon and Bert Trelea-
.teen of • Crewe, ' attended'. a Missionary
Banquet.at Mitchell, on Monday' even -
ng.
Miss Blake visited
Cecil and 1VI s Alm a
their aunt, .Mrs.. Sid Gibson at- Strat-
on "Thursday.
ord' . '
Thu
Y
Mr. and `Mrs.' Youngblutf of , Au=
loth, were: guests of Mr. and ' Mrs.
saac Dawley over the weekend. '
, 'A. . number from here attended the
anniversary ,and hot 'Supper • at Port
Albert. f: - '
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Drennan ens
'tertained a number- of their, friends
on -:=Friday--evening , •
-"ft • Albert-Mc4troid . visited his •
• daughter.,Mrs.; Names Little on• Sun F
.. . , • Sm_
:of
Mr. • slid Mrs. Warner Smythe
:Of
Salem;.: spent Monday .:with • Mr.Al-..
Salem;
here IVIeQudkL ;
This' Is' 'Too Much Scotch,
The Scotchman hailed a taxi: 'How
much to take :me: to the .-station V'
". jy'cents."
1 t
f _ ..
"'And how much for my suitcase?"
-" h I'1 ' take' that • for nathing."
That s. fine, said the Sad;as he
°ut the suitcase in the car. "Go .a
reed; I'll waakr"
MAFEKING > '
e.
•Miss.,. Olive •'•Kilpatrick was hom
from Stratford, this week -end.'
Mrs. Isaac Andrew of. Zion • is visit-
ing .Mafeking friends this week. •
Miss. Sara Mallough and Mrs. Thos.
Alton of Lucknow, were guests: of
Mrs.; R. Johnston last, week.
The Young•, People Society are hay-
ing .a.. Halloween Social, Friday even-
ing ;in. Blake„Church Hail. All 'are in•
vited: to ;coins in costti:ne ,prepared'
for a 'good'nights fun:
An -oratorical contest will be held
next Monday evening in Blake's
• Church between members of Vr
ctorir
St. Church”
and
Ashfield
'Young
Pe
o
pie Societees. Thew' winners in tide'
go to Goderich the following week
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Anderson and
family visited ,.friends at Seafortl
Sunday;
• The •mane friends: of `IYIr. Yohn
Blake. will 'be.'pleased to hear' that he
is :making a good' recovery following;
his operation last week .,in Wingham
hospital. ,.
Your Patronage Solicited
Traveller showing Women's and Men's
Fur Coats, Scars and Ties at our Store
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd
THE STYLE CENTRE
WINGH. AM
MUNICIPALITY OF •'WEST
WAW:ANOSH:
COUNTY.OF . HURON,
:. Voters' List 1928---'
- Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with section .7 of the- Voters'
Lists Act and that I' ;have.. posted up
in: my office at West Wawanosh on the•.
list 2nd day of; October,- 1928, the of
allpersons entitled to vote . in the
e -
lee'
'said Municipality at'.,Municipal'
tions- and that such list remains there
€orinspection.
And I . hereby call upon all voters
totake: immediate :proceeding to haves
e -
any errors'or omissions: coirctedc-
a
g
ac -
:cording to Law,the last dayof ap-
peal being. the 12th day of. November
1928., .. t : •
•
.Dated at West •Wawanosh•this 22nd
day of 'October • 1928.
`Durnin •Phillips -
Clerk :.of ' W. Wawanosli
(1-11c)
_=o 0 0—= °
-UNION ,-i3 p, :W :O: MEETING.
The October meeting of Union U.
•P.W.O.1was held at the home of Mrs•
Hector McLean.
i g. .. " et n opened . by
; an. - •Me
"tinging "0 Canada" andrepeating
"he
he Creed in unison. Minutes were
then, read and' adopted, rind business
matters discussed. A. n program foI.low-
'd consisting of Community sihirine
=nstruniental by ' Mrs. Roy 'Mii Ken-
. Miss,
"
,lie, vocal 'selections : py. 1.izzie'
Etna • • Misses
es Thelma .and Pearl
M
c
.T tyre,readings by Mrs. D. VDon
eld;
Mrs. ,Duncan McIntyre, Mrs. • Neil.
McKenzie,- Mrs. Heetar •'McLean
and. Mass M. Johnston. Meting closed
by .singing "The National Anthem,"
after which lunch' was served by the
hostess and a social half :hour spent;
•A. , •-Secy.
-LANOSIAE ..,: .. ;`.•
•
Mr: and Mrs.' Fred 'Thompson. ani'
Bobbie, spent, •the week -end
'friends
Mr. William Tiifin, of Ashland
ine:oman, , ts, this week
brother Elsner" -and ltnelien 'Tit15n'.°
•Mr: 'Flies, Hill is this week havin'
a
sale of farm stetk,
,,, ,. :S.: Na
`' 'Miss Lane .our t�'achcr,.at S"
8 ht on; the sick list: We 'fill; hope fo,
r
Bear. ''speeflY' . e cover. Y.
The threshing machine , ipagar
busy in our locality.
-Bone
Meal' or
ii Cattle
Tankage•f
or •Hogs'
60for .•-
Bi
'
>; Hens'-'
At
;::� obe`
R rts
� in1s.
S.e.
HerbsThat ; .., .. :
He
Heal When
Lungs :
and Bronchiag
Tubes Seem `
ee
mall on Fire
Fifty years ago, a '.quiet -going soul`
James Gallagher, came to Peterborough
County. His, ryas. a marvelous skill m
compounding herbal medicine.
, One of his many. prescriptions --for. •
folk a inject to Bronchitis or similar ills:
and nastycoughs and • colds—was his,
Indian Lung Remedy, hill of the health -
giving ower drawn -from Mother
• Nature, herself; Wonderfully healing to
inflamed tissues.. 'A builderof good
red bl
�' Make
acquaintance.
o�
this •tric
d,, reliable• r�medy; Keep well'.
this Winter. Together with the other
fine. Gallagher Herbal 'Household
Remedies, now •obtainable from 33
A. .E, McKim, • Lucknow '
"'4'
(it
Hands me B;o s'kIet
on.tLome Con. s
struc;t1on
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