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GRAIN RATE; .E P.
GAINING
. SupFo
ILY REUNION
eigth aminal ,reunion of the
Armstrong -Dickson clan was .held at
Iiarbour- 'Park. Ggderich last: Weak,
est
With an at. end nce: of P . o • n
died, and fifty relatives present.'�,.
T e are descendants; of four pion-
eery .
eer'brothers_ and, sisters 'who came .out,
R
otla d 'bont
from Dumfrieshire Sc . >i , a
seventy-five' years ago. The ,quartette
were. Mrs., Thomas ArmstrongDickson
who settled in 'Ashfield; 0Mrs Walter
Armstrong -Richardson ..:and George'
"Armstrong, who,. settled -in Culros.,
and, Robert' Armstrong Who chose
Puslinch'for:.his initial efforts in;+this.
country.
hfi ow -'
• n Parrish, As. eld t o
r icnic : and
ai
, hi •::was'in h e..the. , ....
s me ofp
g
P,
sports werg...conducted' by a committee'
of Miss Grace Richardson,,: Fred Sandy
Mrs.;; Salkeld,, Elmer Farrish 'And, Wil-,
fred Fairish;
The day opened with a'mixed ball
game. and'a. full' program of sports.
was. ca ied •out and results 'were as
follows. > + , :
Girls '< ' 9—Alberta Thain,,Isobel.
•,' Dickson; boys 6 . to 9—Earl Keyes,
Myrvin Rosewell;. girls 10 • to .12_.
•Doreen Rosewell,. Doris Reed; boys
10 to: 12—Grant Parrish;; Jasper''Farr-
ish; girls 13' and over—Doreap ;Rose=
well, Anna Mae Farrish; boys:13 and
over -Clyde Brown, Earl . Dickson;.
tie .race -M, rs. Horne `,and Wilfred
Farrish,•' ladies' race=Isobel Gunter -
man :AnnalMae Farrish; 3 -le a race
, gg dI
—Anna Mae Fairish; Grant Fairish
wheelbarrow race Carl Dickson, Earl
Keyes;-• threading the-.needle—Mrs.: J.
Richardson, 'Mrs. Widdis;' eghing, fam
•ily in mornin Wilfred; Fairish; Tho-
nias: Dickson;', dropping pins'. in bottle
Mrs. L. Fairish, Earl Dickson; small-
es and
t largest waist line Mrs;: C.
•' Pinnell : Mrs. G. oldest er-
, Dickson; p
son' present -= Angus.•Mse ermid;
,:. y married couple—Mr., a r
( newly p arid Mrs.
C: Pinnell.
f carr over from s es
o las ear. � i i
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ROTEST
Y Y t-•
S
During lunch officers were elected
imated b
m ?steres that 6000 a o to `' , e •
Y g• , . s . , s f 1 ws. Presid nt—Jack !Vanish,
RT ' 000 'bushels will be, used for :dome is Ashfield; ti • • vice i
� 1. t pies dent—George
u oses
n' feed a d . 000 • for sed .a3i
i'P .. j;, ;,000 r d Richardson; • Guelph• secretary -tress='
:Considerable attention is being f
,used' on, the'' matter' of freight rates on
f;.
%beat and 'corn,•whereby, the, Ontario
'farmer,. ,.
is-claime' '' �` e
d to b penalized ..: • by.
an 'unfair:: discrimination'' i1 theiie•
rates._
.In this regard g a meetingwasheld
in Lucks . recently
ow and a sinailiar
meeting • was held' '
g • . : in Wingbam; on
Saturday night.. A few days after' the
meeting here Hon.: 1. C. Nixon -`act-
in r.
envie •of
1F•.,p t Ontanosent'the foil-
o - : communication' ' to
on Hon. W. D.
- Euler' Fede
1:M'"t r.
i'$ . e of 'T
.. ..Trade and
Commerce: '"It .has been drawn to my
attention that the export 'markets for
OZi
'a• winter .' ' enit,' and the flour
?Mfrom this wheat, havebeen lost'in' past'. fey .years to . competitiu
from;,abroad ,
•
"On.. seeking a reason for. -this doss
of trade, I find that the freight rates•
for' export on Ontario -grown grain
are much hi her than' on either
g
foreign -grown 'grain, or grain :grown
in the ,Canadian West moving: in'; the
sande 'equipment over •the same,rails
' from' similar: points of'•expert.
"No doubt our' farmers: in': Ontario
are bearing:the brunt:of these higher
;.freight rates; which' is reflected in
the pace na :;bels' 'o
iv g Offered. for ()nt-
ark) wheat, end I • feel that this sit•:
nation ahould corn
be ected :•immediate•"
1
y, ,.and � would r
- . Mid, � urge that ' mme' •
g,date
action be taken."
The Globe and:Mail. has:' been des
• in
g editoriallywith ,
h this. matter: an
d
we : reproduce in a
p part 'an artict[e,
Ir
apparin , last week.
g k:
A : wheat crop
of , approximately
,
••. •8
1
000
,.,_sh.
000: bushels ''
s being •,
, is em
..Ontario, 8 harvested `.
in; ,:to which• witr
1 be added 1 e-
eed. 'Or, taking the outside'figure: urer=Grace Richardson*. Sports—Mrs.
ecently given in the Canadian section Salkeld, Elmer Farrish, Grace ;Rich -
the : Northwestern Miller,'. 1.4,000, ardson.:Wilfred Farrish; cinch=Mrs.
shell of: soft winter wheat may:.'Girvin 'Mrs. T. Dickson, Jr. Mr
'
m.
Med as seed, feed, flour and Dickson, f •Mrs . T. Sandy, Mrs.., M.
a in the! crop year, there Horne.' After . this Mr;: Thomas Sandy;
000,000; - to : 12,000,000 'treated : all .'to a'boat' ride on the lake
of
000 b
be -consu
cereal food
will remain .
bushels , to be di
the market?
;"The situation 'is :Be
farmers and 'millers, .es
pec
iti ,:' ' v
, se s a de l
likel to
z y, become :pdrmanent nl
something ;is, done.to, restores the mo
favorable conditions prevailing up to
the last few. years.''' The crag of the w
matter 'seems: to lie in the fact that!
Ontario wheat • is discriminated ' ag-'
ainst through freight 'chargee;! on ex-
port flour as .compared, with freight
en Western hard wheat • flour. ' There
is little, if any, . competition Between
the two (rinds of;flour,for ,taking pnr •
Poses. Each has, its place. Yet Ontario:
flour cannot' get • into the markets as
cheaply as ' Western' flour.
sposed of: ,'Wherre„ais'' which was enjoyed•immensel
• 1 ` Relatives were present from Guelph,
ileus. for both Toronto Oshawa :.Montreal' New York
, , w
pedally : the Peterborough, St: ' Pawls, South `Por-
e b 'merit' supine,• Larder Lake • Gorrie, p . , . Wkdsor,
` Chicago,' ' Saskatch
u ens_ g , swan; ,.. Lucknow •
re Ripley, Teeswater; Tiverton Ashfield
and 'Goderich. a reunion: next year
ill be'held 'at the same place;..
• "This rate differentialprevents Ont-
ario flour. from Competing foreign
in: fore? :
markets with , flour from .Austr lia'
and other soft -wheat -growing -Count-
ries. Canada formerly: ,9u li e '
Pp ed90pr
cent 'of the wheat im ported+ into •the`
'' West Indies..Last year :Australia obi•
`tained 60 per . cent of ',`this b'uainess
partly owing 4o` e
the' side rciatio
p n of
the P., Australian ound. Shi seen `
. p ts,from,
Ontario' flour znills Were virtually •
negligible
"No
onehes:is •
.
w to lowere
the'rev e
nu
ofthe e Western• wheatgrawer'.b
Y
posing : n higher • freight rates on
'cbairs
Products. thp� railwaYa
•
carry Western .,,'ahi menta' throug .h'
P ..
Ontario for 13' cents '
,why do''thev die:
•
LORD TWEEDSMUIR
TO VISIT. PLOWING. MATCH
•
An:, offical visit'' by His . Excellency;
Lord Tweedsmuir, Y Governor-General :
of 'Canada; to the .International Plow
in
Match h at• Minesin a
g, r
ne Darr' -
g, ie,.
Ont., on Thursday, October 13th, was
announced today' by J. A. Carroll,
Manager of `this•' annual 'agricultural-
event,, , the greatest plowing.. 'match
not only in the British Empire; but in
HURON TOWNSIiIP HAST
COUNCIL VACANCY TO FILL,•'
Ta 1111. a• vacancy, in Huron Twp,
council caused by the death of John1
Collins,, a nomination meeting will
:beheld in, that municipalit next
Y
°• Monday, and in `the' memories: of oldest
residents of • the .Township, it 'is the
first time such .'a course has been'nec
essary in the' history, :of the -Township.
• If • the' seat. is not filled 'b acela -
Y. m
ation, an election will heldonA `-
�... be . u
gust 8th..
l9
A
the.Ja•� r:
line y election. the late
Mr. Collins: polled 245 ,votes,
Thompson, an; unsuccessful candidate
olled 212 otes an ' is { n o ..
i'; Y ; .d . one ,f •the
candidates proposed '.to fill the un,
expired:ter
m. Others.. mentioned
clude,.W, J•- McKa J. Farrell a
-,Y A. and
Ralph Elliott.
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BUSI NE B
. ,_ SS I�1 EFS �' •
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'SALE 'OF DRESSES, Friday, July
29th and. Saturday, July .30th. ; Crorue
in, in the morning. and get a Good
Dress for $1:00 THE -MARKET
STORE.
•
` HOFFMAN'S Mid -Sumo? - .sale
er sa_e
continues until Saturday.. Big bar',
gains in all summer wear. Free guess•
in contest— ou 'ma win.h
g Y 'May , a new bat..
.LIGHTNING- KILLS
VALUABLE LE L:...
CO TS
IST:: HELENS, NEWS)'
During the severe ;'electrical storm
.here on. Monday night, : Mr:. =David
Todd had two':valuable' year=old colts
' r
killed.` •
Mr and
Mrs. Wm Bell.' •
,.; , ., , of Pine
River; were recent guests of Mr and
Mrs. E: 'J.' Thom and other friends.
Mr: 'Robert.: McQullin of Sudbury
is s
ndfn ' • va "o '
pe gfa esti n at home
here.
Mrs. • .MeBai� of.?Toro ''sn oto 1 a
:vis-
itor' at::Mr. ••John McQuillin's.
Rev. >Mr: Watt of Oakwood United
'Church occupied ;the ' ul it here on
, P e,p, p •.
Sunday `morning. , Next Sunday :-the:
services e ices •: willber
in ..cba ge , of 'the ' Y.
P. IT, 'with Mr:' Clarence McCle aghan
of • Whitechurch es' special speaker: •
Misses M. E.'and Elizabeth alkel
�s d
Of Goderich, were !visitors. on Monday
with ' Mrs, R. Il;:' Miller' and Mrs. Gor-
don.
'Mr.' and'r
.• Mrs.', Wm. Leitch.of � "-•
i. De
troll •'are 'spendi : • the'week.`with Mr,
ng,
and Mrs.. E. J.' Thom and other rela-'
tives,
rrien's :Institute will be held in -the
tionri;') AUgust . 4th. Roll. call "Where
Earl putnin,..cotivener: Prograriri. coin:
Pherson., Ilosteasea!--Mrs. 'Lorne Dur
GOrihip of Ottawa :Vent
. sawn V.
the 'entire'' world. - : f
a
e da
Mand 21 :cents for
freight originating
in '
this Provmq,
' e .
Is 'it. becausethe-interests- of• the.
Ontario
ri farmer
r
oa e' a 'closely
not s Wet'.
ched' b' Messis; HoweEuler Y .and Euleri�a§
ursh
one o
t
f the West byr•
es
M srs.
Dunning,.: and Gardiner?
n It. . appears
that u les. s
an
ad}us
tment'is made.
'Ontario 'wheat grow.ing—is,�going..._to-
tiave a' serious setback."
•
tween, ,000,Oho and3;OOb`OOp •bushels O
the gue
W.. E ,: Gordon.
Member
s oft
es of
g .nisthe Whi •
on Wednesday: afternoo
special • speakers was Mi
Blyth.% .
Mr ''.a
and Mrs. R.. Woods "Mr.
Mrs:'` Lorne •Woods Mrs: • Ale'
x Mur
di n ,
e and Miss Charlotte,Johnst n -%'ere
o.
recent visitors• with th':'
Mr. . '.and_ -Mrs%
Harry •Durnin, Seaforth.,
e<•`• . M'
w . S. were
techu .
rch W ' M. S.
on, when the
Miss
ys' visitingfriend ' here 'as
s b . ler -
t r sister in- �.
f �aw Mrs.
Skelton ef,
and
�LOEAL and GENERAL)
FOR ' SALE T,yyobedsdresser,,
kitchen table and *44.,' kitchen
range.—Mrs. R. MacCallnm.
Miss ,Jean McMillan,,, spent the; :Wee
end at her home, here.
Mrs ''
,•_;...Fred Nixon wbo, ha , bee
u1te: ill is tl ; ro'v • ,
nk
g . grey Y �P. gd, .. .
•. Dgorge i
,. -ave H s spending tpgo ",weekd
holidays in Detroit with his aunt,. - iss
Mil,dred..Horne._
Monda is Ci olida - is ' k.
. - ...... y . y G H .,, I! , Lucnow
and will beobser,ve00
as such by will
age merchants. ' -
"' Mrs; 'James '.Cook: ;; of Toronto is
-visiting: with relatives in Lucknow.
and: neighborhood:
r i's Alton
''•Fen o"•n auonon
was soloist in. the U:nitef d: Chuurcah
Sunday • morning,'' ,
Mrs H Th' soR1 • 4m� n. and Wilard
sire visiting, at Sullivan Quebec; with
Mr: and • Mrs, Win. Hewat.
Miss; Aileen Reid is spending `a few.
days of her 'vacation with; her grand -
Parents Mr. and• Mrs. Thomas, Reid.
Mrs E.. G. Bourne from • Sierra
Madre, ^'California, is visiting at; the
home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas' Reid,
Mrs. Bert' Ward; Who, last week was
confined to Winglam!Hospital with a'
knee injury returned home on Satur-'
Mr. Norman Taylor .has returned
from V'ietoria Hospital London`wbere
1?e 'un'derwent 'a double antrum oper'at-,
ion.
Members of the Horticultural .So-
ciety who desire bUi,0 for fall Plant-
ing, leave their orders this week with
the secretary.
Rec
est vi ?tors ;with ,Mr, atid',Mrs.'
Austin': Solomon •were 'Mrs. Wili"Me
'Guire and familyYof •Detroit. and -Mrs.
Curran • of:. Pittsburg. •
•
Mr. D. C. 'Taylor, .who has ,been in
poor health for a . long period' was
•taken seriously i11 last Thursday, but
.s s�oinewhat'improved this .week.
Dr. an:
d Mrs. G: ' W. McGregor and:
g.
daughter Donna, :left on
Saturday for
Chicago, or
Chicago, a#tar spending wweek
� is
iting in town and the surrounding
neighborhood: •
We understand Mr: .Wm -••.' McGill: has'
purchased the residencejust east of
the village; at present ' occupied, '11Y
Mr. and Mrs:. Wellington: Nixon' and.
Wilt takeossessi in
p on n October:
Mr.
Mrs.
., nd.Wm.,'$inchloe: and
daughter 'Isobel ;from'Chita o
g , who
are spending their vacation 'in 'one of
Mr. Hewson's cottages ,at the foot of
the Boundary;' spent: last Friday with
Mrs:'.
Ken o
chl e s sister;
, lldrsP. J
17 cMillan, . .Mrs ' McMillan returned
with them and will spend ,a weak 'at
the , cottage.
CO R
U . RIEw.S-.CORNERS.
Mi.. David Fairish and daughter
Margaret of.,: Semans, Sisk, ,are
iting with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilfred Far
rich` and friends.'
,Miss Marjorie McWhinney • of : Dun-
gannon
visited with :.Miss . 'Myrtle
Johnstone last' week.
.'""Miss..' 'Isabelle a e1
e. Scott,:entertained a
number of .her friends to ,a birthday
Harty one afternoon.
Mr.' Bower Fairish of ,Gorrie vis-
ited with
is-ited:'with; Mr. Jack Farrish for a week
Miss Evelyn 'and Elaine Little 'had.
their tonsils removed ` '
moved . <in ' f, roderieh
Hospital on Saturday:.
Mr.and
' ... Mrs.
Wesley • Alton • and
family. o ' 'Lo
Ff. n don are visiting with
Mr. andMrs.'D
avid' Little.
'
Miss
Vera LittleWWI a taken n Mond .
ay
-eveningto London on forteeth '
te
xtras-
dofn, by a specialist,'
U
•
JulyulJulygale contin
• . continues
w s•
I er & : Better '.n : Ever
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VOILES—whde the = last'° Reg: 39 x.-.-
� c,.Saler:,,,,,.,,
;CURTAINS. AT I•IALF PACE
YOUTHS' BATHING' SUITSPur '
. , a woo,(.: Itea',;,$1.50..Sale,!
, . 5SOCKSESLest .._eX top.
Size6,.6 ►/
a, ?...
Reg,y . 25c., y
LINEN TW N 2 9T99„25c,
FANCY RAYON TABLE: LOT,H,..S
Qx.r
O Sale ,;,.,::,.,K.r •39r
0...
0
SUMMER, DRESSES, GREATLY I;VEI)UGEti
Q
+',I RAYON'BED: PR ”—lar
,.S FADS gesizc ..,..
:
BLANKlTS-- kre wool double1aSkels, S ec.alai
r
. ?,00...
socKS—S MEN' Sil"` ' oo •
k. & . IVY... 1 socks, lastex ,ta s. Pair
.•r.Sr O.•
• .CK
E
ES=Men.s , ,,.�....
..:.., L tea S,,.o..c.,k,ee8.;.Pair,
, ...._ 30c,
.A.BOOK TOMOTHERS Y'ITH BABIIS Disposable
,•
Diapet. Pkg,
,•�
.:.., 25c.
ieton
DISMISSES CHARGE
In police court in Winghani last week
Ma istra
g • , to J.: A. Makins •, d isinissed
a reckless driving 'charge. against Mr.'
William; Henderson, sixty-eight •year
year-
old resident of Teeswater.
Mr. Henderson; returning; with a
party of young:'people° from Kintail
on June 27,, struck the girder of a
bridge •,south of Wingham: on the
London-Wingham road. The :;car turn-
ed over with the.'result that several
of the young people were injured,. and
the Car wrecked In • evidence it was
shown that'the driver had been blinded
by. the lights of Approaching cars; and
because :.of the narrownes of
s . the
`bridge and, tan..he.struthe.si
,a c k, de,,of
the, bridge approach.
Mr. '''Henderson has been driving
for'
'
32 r andthis' ,y,ea s his` is the ,first,•ac-
cident: he has' ever. had.' Prior .to' the
a,cci
dent hmotor trip.: u
HELD 'BRIDAL. SHOWER
FOR MISS BERNICE • LOGAN
Mrs. ,Walter Lane, Ripley-,
-.held •a-
bridal shower . at her ho last me est week
in honor'' o -'Mis'
s; Be?
sles .Logan,
,Teeswater.
Friend' and`' l `
•
s re ati3'es of
the :bride=. to -be `were v`
in ?ted. 'Ths .liv-'
lois room was decorated in (pink and
white, using hollyhocks,' to • roses; and
hydrangea
�•
A f,we. g mes:.
ofbri
bridge Weie• played;
,
after which Miss :Caro
.Y
l n
,Ann, Lane,
cousin of the :bride-to-be ;dressed as
.:
a bride, wheeled in the'.' bab ' cart,
,.:
which was '• decorated.: in pink, and .on.
whichl, babylto
00
es were. tied. It wag..
loaded with gifts, which the bride to-•
be. receivedvery gratefully, thanking
everyone. 1,.. g
A t ''lun
>n Y, , h s the . s `•
n . er ved ill
the ' diningdai•roomc, was
' the table decorat
lona being -in pink' and ' i
white'' also.' Thi'
brideelect's.- mother; Mrs. ,Harty Log
an : and her •. aunt, . Mrs, Ben` Lo'
gttu;
poured'tea:, 1'
PEOPLE ':STILL GET'
G00
Good •
Things
to
eat . at
R
�arsS
R.•
li •
• GOLDEN CRUST' BREAD as
your ;daily bread. ; The Bread
that has . a r' different flavor
-from, all others:
•
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SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK
END- AND 'HOLIDAY
Chocolate to 'and Cakes;
e
Light.k s�'�•:
,
VaRet "o Tarts'•:•
Y f _,ch Choice Cook
ies,, Raisin, Lemon, .Raspberry
and Bluebery:: Pies,
•
ICE,
,
CREAM'
. SODAS. and
SOF(`' DRINKS AT
R�
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AICERY
'PHONE E 68 •' '
• Teacher: Willie, define the word
'puncture.' •
Willie A II •'unetu
P re ' is a little hole
in;"•a-`tire, usually found: a 'g 'great. dis-
tance t
from a garage, • .
,
• Mrs. ;Jones:.. "When doe, S.. your. hus-
band:find time.,to'+doall'his''teadi '
ng •,,
Mrs; Smith: "Usually', •when -I 'wan=
to tell.hn1 sotnething. "',
ether, said the .ministers son; ear-Old.•Pre'serves
"m `teacher . • ,.
y says that ;bollect and t s.
-Mean', ' o nett ar.;
a of
b
congregate mean• . the ' same thin lack currants, .
g• ire, er d•
Do: they ti,, .. .' .. .• .. .. ! . �.. � thirty=five years?' ago :was...,
, opened •recon
tl .b • ;•,,
�, Y Mrs.
Y J1
of
ri ;SIM,
Perhaps, . my',: son; ' Perhaps: n
' p. .Ps.• they 'nobs of Brussels...:.,
said ,. an�..Ilwithou
do" r " tan
Y
,•.the elergy'man:_ But,theres rad`ence-- --- • ' ' ' �••- •'"
. ; ... of m.ould-�iPon it, tasted as
a vast di er ''
F encs::etween,a con re f •.
g g fresh and sweet as .newly preserved
anon;' and •a `collections" • ' fruit
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