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es' to be here. •
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�rNOW
REED'S CORNERS; TEA' At
SUCCESSFUL IN JUDGING
Under'Coaching Of Ethel ;Martin and.
Alspa .Carruthers, Reed's, Coraere
Judging Team Captures 'Trophy
For Highest Scaring.'
Three `newcomers .in :Juniorelnsti-
tute'; ",Judging competition, Doris
iirown, Myrtle ' Wilson. and_'Evelyn
Ferguson, of :- the _Amberley - district,
ably . ,coached and assisted:; by Ethei
Martin -undo -Aline Carruthers; brought
senor ``to themselves, and their 'corn -
Corners,.
coin
�iunity-;heeds' Corners, by exy-
log of the Walkerton Egg;'and Dairy
Aappfy • awarded ,the team, haying
the highest aggregate scute in -the
k unior Ini°ititute Judging Competition
ane competition was held' in, Pert
Agin Thursday.
o .Ethel' Martin won the Reuben
fruax`: trophy'; (a silver . bower basket)
'Or'. scoring the • highest in all classes.
.t -/becomes`her-permanentpasses
pion, she'having yvon,it,in' 1932 also,
.else ' vastied - ihis 'year-, with-'Maoei
:Waecheter, whit as ';one„ of the - four
i
i sheat contestants .�is eli�$ible for the
C.•N. E. trip,` Ethel .havipg previous
ty' taken this. Doris Brown of Am-
..erley placed high. as regards total
points• and is eligible for the C. N.
trip also."
Alma. • ;Carruthers ::won a 'silver
cream and'sugar set on,placing sec-
':ind in: Group, 1 , and Boris Brown
won a silver butter di"ah• for placing
iecond in Group ,:3, open to'contest-
ants' never before competing. Next
:n line were the "other•'two beginners
in • her: team. :
EthelMartin, M ,tin, as coach' Of the high�
team, was unable;to, • accept the
$6.00 prize, as she - had received the
trophy. '
Nerr Frocks Millinery'
Smart, crisp styles coming regu-
larly to
egu-larly'to hand—every' day or so there's
something. new= -Organdy' . Dresses,
Crepre Dresses; Voile Dresses, Chif-
fons, Printed Silks and Staple Colors
Linen Hat, Felt : Hats; Alpaca :Hats,
Crepe hate=White,.. of course, and
pastei shades.
MING- BROS , ' Wingham
WAWANOSH GIRL •
IN . MOTOR ACCIDENT
Miss . Jean' Webster Buffers ' i'Iead
Cuts' Which Required Stitches To
Close' •Inti Stratford Accident
When the car.w is he was
which a
passenger was struck arid turned
over ' at Queen and .Ontario ''streets
in Stratford; Miss Jean 'Webster,
daughter' of .Mr. Wm. Webster of
West
Wawa' a
n sh, received'injuries,
though not ' serious, included cuts
about her head,' caused ' by • flying
glass, which required ; stitches to
close: •
The. accident happened late'Thurs-
`flay afternoon, the • day that Miss
Webster had compl'ete�I her Normal
'school term. lit company with heli
school 'chums, she . was a passenger
in the car, driven by Red, E, Gomann
of Milverton, who failing to" .halt at
a stop sign drove • his' car into the
path of a Tavistock car at ' a City
intersection.. The Milverton' ear '' as
turned' over, with Mies 'Webster' the
only 'passenger to receive injuries.
Ste accompanied her father to • her
home' in 'Wawaii'oeheater in the even -
Int, _ .
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,tI)C1 Nolir
'
•n
Mnerai
• Gool ` Combiaationa • and.
Garatept :Underwear—for Map., and
,Boys. --TER MARKT' STAR,
Mrs. ,Percy 'altd ltgt4. ,,liijt�iie `+of Dom:.
troit spent a dayrecently with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Frank.' Cole.
Mrs,., Robert Button, :Who has, not
been enjoying`"goad. health, has been
ordered to take a .complete . rest for
a' month.:• •
Douglas, •M1tcDonald,. son of Rev;
C 'Hr and Mrs, .MacDonald, eucceus-:
fully °yawed . hiss Brat year examin
anon; pas, g' student minister. at.Knox
College,
Mr. and Mrs; Peter T. Carter , and,
Mr. and /Ai: Henry . Carter were
week -end . visitors at; Stayner and
Barrie
•
Mrs. Charles Cook' and Mrs. Walter•'
Hamilton left .on Monday for Torontc
as delegates of Jewel Rebekah lodgc.
at;, the Rebekah . assembly being held'
in that city
,'Mi . ;Fred Nixon, J. °P `G. • of Luck=
now Lodge, I.O: O. F., j'ia .in: atten-
dance at Grand Lodge ,which.` " con •:
venes. this, week. in ,the King .Edward.
Hotel, Toronto•
•
; ••;'
,Cecil ' Gamin, who underwent•raz:
emergency appendicitis: ;:operation in
Wingham Hospital two _weeks ago,
hag f o.; a o_rery-
it is expected ,will. be brought ; to his
home • here' this: afternoon. .,
•
Constable R. ' J.`..Moore is endeav-•
tiring to "curtail Speeding, on • ;village
streets ,and has, issued warnings
various motorists and truckers,
have been ' disregarding the s
!t'3 a':.
iron- ru e
Chaarl S be o
R4-Electe4 '14901 4.leg : :;*41erity
over Fester. Ytetat, . Lt Oatarie
,Eleetihit , 'TWt' Sweeps Liberal
Gov'erwaa at int%', Power
Chanes A, Robertaoti," Colborne
township farmer.:was reelected , i4e
the sew' rld'ag' of Huron -truce,
the Provincial General ' election :on.
Tuesday by all •;overwhelnOeg inti.-
dicial' majority; of approximately
4300 dotes ;over the• Conservative:
candidate,, -Mr; Foster Moffat: In the
t et0e1y added -townships of Culross,
Kinloss; Huroti and.Carrick, consid-
ered••Dir. Moffat'$ stronghold,'. •the
Liberal, candidate; was given. inajori.
ties. 'in each' case. Lucknow, voters
gave Robertson ,a " majority ' of�:114
fn • the; bye -4044n .01 1928, when
Mr.•, Mofffft• ;was. elected, to, the Leg-,
islatur,e defeating . M. A. I if ae,Callum,
Progressive, Luck��}}ow gave, Mr. Mol;
fat a na]ority of; 20- votes, ' but
the general "election iii 1929, , Luck-
now-gave-M[elgay,-the succeaeful-can-;.
didate, a majority Of 125 over Moffat
In .both Ontario ,Nand •Saskatchewan:
the Liberal' , Governments made a
clean sweep ,,][n Ontario it was aalthnost
en exact turnover. reports' on Wed
,►esdayi morning diving the: Liberals:
66 seats,• Conservatives 16,- Liberal-
Progressitvea 9, C.C.,F,:"Independent
U. F. 0., and:; Liberal' Labor,;one each;.
Before' dissolution, the•• Conservatives
•helrl 84 se%s.t�rl=Liberals: iied�e
tribu�tion in 1939 ,reduced the total
number of seats;;from ,112 to 90.
Campbell Grant, Conservative: can
didate in Bruce and'George Elliott
conservative , in -Huron, both were
• "defeated;'' the ,Liberal ': `candidates,'.
w, ho John. Sinclair and James Ballantyne
peed being • elected 'respectively.
• • Unofficial -Figures .Fallow
LUCKNOW
Polling , Place Moffat Robertson.
is :Orange Hall- 67' 124
Reid --'------71 72
n Town :Hall, 73 , 129..
Ven: Archdeacon Rev. W J. `Doh`
erty, ,134, DM.;., his daughter, Mi
E.Doherty, 'Paid.,'London
and- Ca
non Appieyard and ' Cano
.
Smith, Seaforth, were at the Rectory,
inches into:'the parched ground
will help „greatly 'in_refreshing a
stimulating the, crops.;
Mr. Kenneth' Murdie. left. on Tue
day for.,; Port Arthur, where, he ,w
visit with °hie''•sister, Mrs. Arrstro
and Malcolm, and return With the
at the' \confusion of the teachi
term, in- which profession Mr., Arm
strong is engaged -
Miss Madeline Lane, B.A.,'dais
terof IRev. D. J._.and.:Mrs
. Lane -: of
Goderich has been , appointed to
a vacant on. the Goderich 'Collegiate
y f3
staff,. Miss, Lane -has. just graduated
g. a
from Toro' to Unive r'`
n, a afty.
• Rev.
:e
. Walt r B•.
Crawand " Mrs.
Craw, who leave, Kincardi o
Kincardine n„.J.uIy
ist, for Centennial United 'Church',
London : were• "resented With i
p h. a wale
nut=table by-tbe reran Meen's`�Cl
g
of their church on Thursday=evenin .
• ,t
'Miss' Oliv o Ferrier r has: been -eit=
gaged Its teacher' n `the Junior room
of .=Dungannon ' .school; to 5111 the
vacancy resulting from the - necessity
of Miss Eunice' Long,•having.: to re-
turn .for a • second -year Normal
course. ' '
Mr..and, Mrs. R. Holiyinan had an
their guests (-on Sunday, Mr.
Mrs. ,Stanley, Chesley, Mrs. Pollard,
YIi§s M. 'Emnterton and -Mr. T. Hilton
Ripley, who were present at the an--
riiverearyi' :,services . of ' : St. Peter's,
Church. •
A
_:211 325
WEST WAWANOSH ' ' •
er P°Ularg, Place Moffat Robertson
1.
Dungannon ' .., .75 - 81
2. Auburn' 80
da 3.: Twp.
Via' 4.' St. Helens "� 21•
5. • Andersons X22.
. St.. 'Augustine';,. -:_15
Sunday.
'Monday's rain in this, distpi
though' not 'as• heavy as.reported
othersectione, penetrated about tw
a,.
1l 270
ng, • KINLOSS
•
n► Polliay Place Moffat,
"1. Kinloss;- 34 •;
2..
Kinlodgh.: 52,
3..
lolyrood G._,:::.80
gh-
b Langside 46
6 Wbitenhurch
�, -
302
ASHFIELD
Pilling Place Moffat
Dungannon
Finlayr�;";. b6�
3:"Zion, °74
4. Port • Albert 58
5'
Kingsbridge
6. Long's , ..:., .15 •
s- 1.;iaiftritorj's, ......,35:
Murray Johnson', and Jim . Wain,
formerly with the' Supertest Conip
}ny at' Wingham, have purchased a.
, arage in that town,' and intend.:
.ccording to the Advance=
Times, to
nmence :a- wholesale gasoline and
ill (business
•
Mr. and Mrs: Frank Cole, accom-
named Peter
f _McCal1T'and
by:'Mrs.
4on Jack, spent a few days at Silver
Lake,' where they report the 'fishing
':o be exceptionally ' •good. Friends
Om Durham and Kincardine visited
th them while there.
vi
Mr. Dan' Rose of Ashfield was
rushed to St Joseph's `hospital, Satur•
lay', evening; following an acute. setz-
,are, and underwent an emergency
abdominel.operation •!His condition
the 'first of the week, eras regarded
ryuite serious;
Second -year students, at Stratford
Normal, who have . completed their
term and returned' to their homes in
this community -include, Olive Alton.
fsaiiel MacDonald, Marion McDougal,
Sarah McIver, .Andrew ;;.Thompson
ind Gordon Johnston.
•
Mies Eileen <• Johnston returned
'inure on Monday from Toronto, •lel,
towing a visit with . her • aunt and
mels, Mr. and Mrs. Carberry, Miss
Tohnston, accompanied 'Mr: Jamey
Geddes, who ' motored; to Toronto
where he spent the week -end.
Mies Vera Sherrill has 'been;: ap
pointed- to thepublic school ,staff at
Dorchester, her 'duties 'td ',commence
in September. Miss Shherriff," since
graduating ;.last year. hes 'been con--
ducting a ,private, )cindergarteri�..:.ut.
her 'home biro.
334
Robertson'sma�y, in Culross,
°
o
3.71;, Blyth 21; Brussels 142; Carrick
530;; :Colborne 307; ,Grey, 579; Wing -
hen 105, -.Mildmay 164; "Turnbei`ry
248; Hpwick 489;Morris 207; East
Wa ranosh 198;:Teeswater` 64; Huron
204;° ,p 83.
TheseRi•ley figures are assumed as ap-
proximate,°'but vary from different
sources. Our figures "received locally
which we 'published,give.'Robertsoi+.
a greater •,majority ; in Ashfield and
i 8
K miss ,_than,.figures in the Advance
-Times. '
46.
95
108,
476
Robertson
• 36
51"
93-.-
137
73:_'
91 •
481
Robertson
73 ,:
88,
'79
64
106
'96
:.110 -
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PRESBYTERIAN W. M. S.
The regular -meeting of the W. M.
S. Was held, and Mrs. Jas. Smith,
vice, president, occupied- the chair.
After the opening hymn, Mrs. Ewen
MaCKenzie read .the • scripture i lesson.
Miss Pearl Henderson then offered
prayer. After a solo by Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Balfour gave a : reading from.
the•+book, "Teach me to; Pray". The
Bible study was prepared by 'Miss
M. --Murray -and -Mrs. T:"Wats on -laid
it. Mrs. Jas. Geddes then gave a very.
full'' and interesting ' report of the
Jubilee Presbyterial' held in • .Kincar-
dine which" she attended as a dele-
ate. The meeting closed witha
hymn and prayer.
Traffic ''Infractions
In traffic court in Goderlch`, on
Saturday, Mise' Winnifred Lane of
Ashfield paid $10. and costs for driv-
ingwithout 'a• , permit. Win. McClure
of Dungannon, was, assessed $5 and.
costs for speeding at an intersection.
Mr. Harvey Webster, son of •111r ,
and • Mrs. Richard Webster, has re-
turned here from, Toronto, where he
is employed as travelling salesman
for Treleaven's Flour Mills, a' posi-
tion formerly' held ,by Mr. Elmer.
Sockett, who , has gone to ' Owen
Sound to conduct a `business there.
Mrs. Sockett ' and, , Young s'on will
leave shortly. " 4'
d
N
Mr.D. 'M Thompson. and son
Gordon of Regina arrived here on
Mei-Way-for a two-weeks',visit. Rob-
ert, of Bellesit le, accompanied them
and will spen the' holidays with his
mother. ' With `Kenneth home front
Short Chicago for 'a `hort ;visit` and''Andriw
having returned after .completing his
seeond-year ormal emirs*, William
:tbe.:only *ember
at present -absent
from this happy 'famili reunion.
D .Y, ,3 E 2lst, ldlli;
s
�letp qi fl "dew 'Corot Annote ge tient in
KRIMMER.-.-A •;arose vdert• grey, far: spear with go*ns or suits
• -e1 1igit_.: key :All;:.shades• of blue from 1;,ght to
- dark. ° un4 pastgl ' shades. Shoes—light and , dark:
LOT., blue: o: black. °
'SUMMER' TIME• --wawa delfea'ji . Suntone '"Hi ->ate" Summer
shade for wear.w;tlt white -or pastel frocks:.
Sk es -..white and`, pastel;: ""
BUTTERSCOTCH --Rich full SSuntan,• another "Hi -lite" Summer ..
.Smniner shade to . wear with white or 'paftel'.
Shoes• -White or sport;,,'
These; -Hose' come in"'CHIFFON and 'SERVICE''"WEIGMMT,
• u ,. ,
1510; lisp
OTHER LINES• SILK' HOSE - •
29c and 4 Sc" per pair . "
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Thompson's;
eek -End �S
, ecr
Y S "1)TtIt BEANS LARGE, 2, "CANS 25c:
LIBBY'S.'PORK : : BEANS, MEDIUM,i2•,CANS ....:.:15c°
•
P & G COAL', 7 BARS....... r
PALMOLIVE •SOAP, 3'. BARS .:............. .
CALAY SOAP, 2 BARS'. rl '
r •; 1 e_
GOLD MEDAL COFFEE, LB. . . r :39c
RED• HOSE TEA, LB.- .
SODA JISC.UITS _.,2 LBS
CORN, CHOICE,: PER TIN ' l0e
,CATSUP, .12. OZ: .10e: 3 • BOTTLES
D�AtTES, 3 LBS.. 25c
",,SEEDLESS' RAISINS, ,2 . LSS. , :25c
DRIED PEACHES, PER"I.tie i .'. .23e`
PRUNES; 'PER L$.. .... .. x . . • , , ..., ...• i5c
"'MORTGAGE ;SAI.` •
O'f, Valulible ' Farm Property` 1n The
Towtsallip •Of Went Wawano h
The County ; Of 'Huron ' •
Under, and by :virtue of the powers.
of = sale ventained ina ;certain;; wort-
gage, which will, be produced at the:
time of : sale , there; will be offered
for isle :by- public, - auction_. at_ Joseph
Agnew'e F office, .;in the .Pillage ' 01
Lucknow on Saturday, `the 23rd day
of June,• A.D."1934,, at' 1.30 ' o'clock
in ctionthee• afternoon 'by` .,Matt. _Gaynor,
Au' following 'props ty,
namely,
ALL °;ANP"
' SINg ULA$ those cer-
tain'Of
tain arcels` or' tracts ' of land and
e i s jai
pr m se tus}te, lying and, being iri
the Towliiihip of West' Wawanosh'
the , County ''of Huron, and . being
composed; of Firstly:,the west .half
Of-lot---:number—Twenty-four-,in--the
eleventh ' .:concession' of the said
Townshipsave ARE except about-
one-half ne alf” an acre heretofore . o e
e c. nv yed'
t.o the .•Trustees, Of, the 'Bethel
Church, said ;parcel` containing
ninety-nine and one-half acres of
land, more or ` les).1, and , Secondly:'
The north, half of Lot ,number twen-
ty-three in the ,eleventh" concession
ofthe, said Township, of` Vest 'Wa
wanosh, containing one •• hundred
acres of ,land more or °less, together
with' a roadway two rods wide and,
-one' hundred and thirtyrfour rods in
length elf the eastside of Lot
i
number Twenty-two • :n the said
P
•o
wnship•. of West Wawanosh.
The property! is situate about 2
miles: from St. 'Helens., 9 'miles from
Lucknow, 11 miles from 'Wingham,
one mile from .school', and two,: miles
from'ghuroh.
The soil is clay loam.'' Bush covers-
about twenty acres.. The property.: is
watered by; a 'spring ., creek anda
drilled well
On the' property is said to ,be, a
2 -storey brick' house, frame barn on;
stone foundation about ,'44 . ft. by 60
ft., and a drive. shed, ° all ' in fair
state of . repaif? '
•"'`"TERMS" OF'-SATE:=TOAs 0%;" --of the-
purchase money on the day of sale
and the balance within thirty days
thereafter. The .pronert y • will be
offered subject,'to a reserved, bid.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known on the
day of sale or may be had on ,appli-
cation to the 'undersigned:
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,,
this, second 'day of June, •A.D., 1934..
MATT. GAYNOR, Auctioneer .
Lucknow. Ontario.
J. H. CRAWFORD,,
Vendors • . soli(21•c.t-6itor, `Wingham, Ont."
—c.)
RE -APPOINTED .PASTOR
'The unanimdus; invitations exten-
ded .by, tae• Melville; and Bethel, con-
gregatiofs to Rev. T. Wesley �Cosens'�
•
to` eontinue as their .pastor for= the`
sixth 'Conference year were. approved
by . the Settlement ' Comniittee of the
Hamilton Conference at their recent
meeting, ,and were referred to the
executive of the Guelph' Presbytery:
for ' aetion. Since the ' close of the
Conferenee the Executive met and.
re -appointed Mr; Cosens as Minister-:
lel. supply f`or, the Bethel Melville
char
8etor '
the
year commencing duly
1, 1984y,to June 30, 1935, and wished
minister, -and'•`°congregationir * another'.
happy and 'prorpirous ►aar 004 04
CONFIRM DR. .EAKI N
AS PRINCIPAL' or KNOY,
At the Presbyterian General As-
sembly in Toronto ;, last° week, the
gathering carried* motion ..confirm-
ing
onfirm=ing Dr: Thomas Eakin1 as principal
of, Knox College and,; Dr. Lloyd Mor-
row asrofessor of .
P tsy$tematic'`
theology _for one. leer. eaA proposed..
exchange :
_
of , alshi
rinci
P p p,between,
Principal Eakin' • and Principal F.
Scott ' MacKenzie of the Presbyterians
College, Montreal, Is 'left to be dealt
With by .a committee if they .deem it
desirable. 'Dr., MacKenzie ' is, a native
of Ashfield and on. Sunday conducted
anniversary.:. services. in ,Ashfield'
Presbyterian -church:
New Hosiery and Gloves'for 'child
ren, Women • and 'Girls-.
THE MARICET
STORE.'
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Just Arri e(
ANOTHER . SHI
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Boys . Waists t5
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FANCY ' PATTERN AND
ASSORTED COLORINGS.
SIZES 11 to 13.
Special ,at, each
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SIZES -' 13 to 141
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