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Sat:Sept. 22&2L g,nttlist 05hawt, and' Cast to
,e4gY, Feterhoro, CampbelWrd Stir N"I4We'' °ridge' Lind*
inclusive Feneteng Collin 1°''s 14:wnarket to Mirth'. Bay
' Sudbury '.:.cap" 1 d gw• Meaford, Midland Parry •Saeed,
t .., west te. Deerchnore. • •
0 Ornn 0 o.Brantford, Chatham, Goderich,
Sat; Sept 24t t Aig"'
_ . , Hamilton, - London 'liege
Yalta; Owen Sound,St.' Cathari M ' • ' London,Stratford,ra'
Strathrolrt Woodstock Tna
See handbills 'for' eemplete list of destinationi.
For. fame, return limits, train intormaticin, tickets, etc. consult
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TICLICIPIIONE TALICS IN T
WATSON 6.111ILV:'""
•,7
an, ttf,14 fcirthei. tltp
. When Donnie Watson's father greeted him
over the telephone from 500 miles away,
Donnieiwas impressed no end. He couldn't 4
resist boasting a bit to his next.door
and Plarnabt•
Whenever you're called out of town. do
Bob *ration does — teleiphoUe fhome.
brings peace of mind 'at a trifling cost.
INLOU
,
Those frohere who 'attended' the
Oanedien National Exh,bition, TerOh-
to werei:-Mr, and Mrs. B. E: McLean
and Balfour, Mrs, xi, McLean, •Ms.
Slessort Mr. A. fiaidenbY, Mreand
Mr. Wm. NaldenbY, Ralph and Flor
*nee,Mr and Mrs. H. omPsoP, Mr.'
Arthur Graham, Mr M. Scott Red
,daughter Miss Ma!le Scott, Mr.
Frank Carrie andM$ and Mrs. Wm.
••Mr.' and Mrs. W sley, Blackwell of
Listowel Were.; nday visitors' with
Mrs. V.- A. in, well. • •• " -
Mr. John Peel -returned. te Torenta.
, Mr. and .1Virs.:' John Hodgins "arld
Iena, and Mrs Jane Percy were Sun-
day visitors with Glamis 'friends.
,.MisS., Evelyn Pinnell of' LuCknow
spent part •of the week at heehome
,
A HEALTHseRvic; or•
•iree eetemeorigoical.
ASSOC iktIQN AND
• HISURANcE COMPANMS
IN :CANADA, k
SMrrt,, 15thtg,19$$
TO A BATTLESHIP
71.11E
$ER1tAN:- NA-
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B.);
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?Poring the week -end .01)tering
on
, the 4th of Jalyi I letind occasion' to
viSit some of 'Uncle. Sam's battle Wag-
'cns,
as they lay in the barber of Seat
-
fie for the birthday celebration of the
Dulled States.. *
.To thote who haignot seen SuCh a
sight as twenty or more WarshIPS -"Alt
a few • cable's lengths distant • it .
•a most •unforgetable • tight Not, that
the:0,hiPs themselves are se sPectacti-
lar or, intereiting; .they aretbat0 be
,
sure; but • the:glamoe and, intrignisie
interest surrounding things naval t an -
spire One„ici, heiglitof' iniagination
fq‘kr: others 40. . • ° :
The fact that some, 9f these old sea.
ilage ,had ecised into ports, all around
the world, and haebeen viewed by
men of every Martime land, in it
sell an aw,e-insPiring thought -Some 91
Uncle:, Sam's shipsf of the line have
brought peace• ta traiiblesente -waters.
or have lent a hand of Mercy to those*
who find themselVes in distress. • .
Thus it was when I toek a taxi
(water taxi) for a trip to the battle-
. .
ship California, which laY 'half a mile
, PliABETES •
, Within the body lie certain glands
which Pour their se tont directly -
'into , the bleed stream, These secret-
:iOns are ParticuTerY Pe,erful, and ATV
abncirmaCconditiqn Which reselts in
the alteration of one ' or 'ether • of., the
ietereat secrete:ins; vfieather this be
in eemitityor quality, giVes siise tt:
serious diSorderin ,the huictinhodY.0-•,
,." Situated close :teThe Mitlet of -the
Aetna* is the gland knOwn • as the
pancreas,'. The'••panCieas produces an
internal 'secretion, insulin, 'which al-
lows thebetly to digest and use cer
taio foods. The ad idea that in dia-
betes, or .the absence of the nOrnial
supply of ,insulin, the bleed tains to
water, come s fron the fact that ,One
of the first signs noted by the diabetic
is that tlie-amouet of Mine is consid-
erably.inexertied as is'the, frequency
;Of- voiding g Further, there IS a, thirst
Which-se,erns inipossible to cpieri4h, and,
in spite of an, increating. appetite,
'-here *bless of -Weight
Many mild cases of diabetes are
'detected when apparently well Person:,
•Preseat thenitelves for medical ezam-
ination in connectiOn with life: insur
enee, or for •a peliodie Medical exam-.
inetien. These persons are the toilb
.unate one; for thek.:, are given ,the
.ellanee of early treatnient and so a-
-void- the-dengers-thatattend4he, „une
treated, advanced stage of diabetes.
Befote the discoiery. of- inselin, the
only treatment fok diabetes was diet:
andmuld cases are still Contrelled.by
diet alone The more advanced cases
are treated by diet laid insulin.' Insulin
is not a Cure for diabetes. It supplies
the body with : the substance Which
the nornal pancreas' furnishea, and it
Congratulaiions to Mr. and Mrs:
Oscar Hodgins an the erri$al .of,
baby -boy. 11
Friends and neighbours of Mr. and
Mrs. Frenk , Thompson gathered at
the ,Township Hall, Holytood; Feiday•
evening of last :week and presented
.the newly weds with a ,purse contain-
ing. over _fifty. dollars. , -
Seryices in the' Alt.:4114n, Church are
withdrawn lei next •Senday 'owing to
the Harvest Thanksgiving Setyieee
St. John's Church,- Bervg,g,`,-On. tle-
folloWing Sundays the Anglican, Ser.
vices' are to be held at 9.• 30 A. M:•.in
the Presbyterian' 'Church while the
AngIiean Church "is being re -decorated
before the , Thanksgiving Services
Which Will be announced later.'
Friends from here were sorry to
learn, ,of the death .of: the late Donald
•-
of •the entire coMmunity is , extendee
to the bereaved ones. '
Misses Anne arid Isobel :Cele -ell.
attended the -Eminerten-Farrell wed-'
ding at Ripley on liVedneSdaylast.•
. in,,takikosetales-4ocataisi
1935. 30 sad. '37 Isom 41
tart it Omani* 'ad
.satilliad ari 0ork,
REWE
The W: S,.....Mgetingvitas held at
the home Of Mrs, .RaYeiend Finnigan
with 16 nieniheis and 7 visiters pr-,
,ent,g After devotional exercises,
Vreletiven.gave a reading • ."Lack of
Leaders", followed by readings by
bits. Whitley and Mrs.: ShaOkleton.
After bYinn :189, was 'sang,' the chapter
and .'atUdy ;•book was, taken by„ Mrs:
•' Rivett and. Mrs. SherwomigAfter SIfl
ing:hirinn 179; Mrs.. Crozier, closed the
..nieeting., with prayer. , • .
The' *Ir. U.gwea held oil Friday,
evening With Frances Crosier in,
• theme, gave a reading
Owed by prayer by Beatrice Treleavet.
. -then Aldin Hasty gavetgvery inter -este
ing•talk Which was much enjoyed. The:
;meeting closed with Mizesab Benedict-
' -Mrs.Clianuney. and. „,grariddaUghtet
.7 Awl- and Mr. and Mit: Metaughlin,
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and daughter of. Detroit spent Sunday
with Me,. and MrS. •RaYmond ,Finniean.
Mr. , and Mrs: PhariS"- Mathets •of
near Lucknow were guests of Mt. anti
liirsg Wilfred Drennan' oh Seeley,. •
, Mrs k; Matt Shackleton and
Beeson • spen-t a day recertele. .with•
• friends, at Port •I
• Mr and .lets.: Aubrey ,fliegha.e, re
tithed, to .Detroit on Monde*,
Mies ,BeteiCe'Derrde •lett: for Strat7
• ford on Momlaywhere she ;will attend
•Stratford Normal School: •
• "
anti :Mrs. Cecil ,Blake-fettreed
trete their hariemeon on Saturday
Weleeme, Mrs.) Blalee to a par 'cern-
• "
• .11e. and Mrsqrnon "Hunter at
• Leckie* spent Sunda): with Nee&
'
...SAFE.KINO"
Kilpatrick.
Misses', Pearl antr-Cora Thompson
and Nellie' Cranitim.returned to 'their
holne. Saturday, after eying spen
the past three mOrith:s • at• C.allandet.
The2Y. P. S. ate heldingea ' reersh..
mallow , roast ip the -hail ,Fri4ay'eien,7'•
. We are. soery to report Mire., Rich-
ard Johnston is confined to her bed.
We liOpe she, will soon .be iP and
*rand Het • daughter, - Mrs.
ilitara • Moffatt: is at Present, Caring
for her: •• , • '
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'HUltON & KINIASS MVNICIPA.L
TELEPIPNE' SYSTEM, • :"
, September .10t 193d.
The CiirinliOlollera -of :the -Huron.
and, -Killloaa MullieiPal • Telephone
Sl'steM, Met In the Secrertares' •
On the, *hove !late at 230 „P• it. Neil
Mielenek Freatdent eacUPied. the•Chair.
•MeMbers Preiellt Were Dan D., Mc-
all4 SteWert Needhaln. '
MoVed'hy. M.aaae-r-Segollded:
Dan D. MaeDouald,Ahat•the Min-
utes :of the )(1St meeting be adopted
•aa'readt (Carried). •
Moved be Dinka Macipenald-e-
," • ,10:
tag'
"Tell me, papa, What is lecortsulting
physician?"' '
"Weds a doctor Who is allied in*
the last minute t shire' the 'Maine."'
'A portly. Man'was trying to get to
his seat at .the,Cireus.
•‘' "Pardon' rite," he said to
"did 1 step op .your foot?" ,
cif
imagine so.," she said, "All the
elephants. are still in the :ring.",:
COODS. THAT MAKE-
R* -PROPER DIET
•',Neither .man not animal :selects
health -giving foods"' by instinct de-
• claret' Dr. L.- H. NeWburgh, Prcifessor
of 'Clinical Investigation at . the Unig
versiti.lif Michigan, Speaking at Cen-
tral United Church at Calgary, in -cott:
nection with the 'current campaign of
the • Canadian Medical Association to
'increase public knowledge oe-peopet
diet: Dr. Newburgh, a leading. United
tes au on y, asser, e hat Chem-
ical eeseatch.had Proven that instinct
and; appetite alone could, not be trusted
to telt people whiethey should eat.:
The ill -health .ef mountaineers. .of
the. seethe* United Stated .,et,fers
wholesale evidence et the effect, iff:
inadecitiate diet, said Dr. NeWburgh,
"The habitual feed of -large gr,oups
of •people : contain far toe little pro-
tein," he...stated. "Thus; in the South
central portion of the United States,
niust be taken regularly; being, inject-
ed 'radii the skin. Insulin does not
'replace dieting; it is alweys° Used in
combination- with diet
• The diabetic who.. follows the in-
.
structions of Ins doctor with regard
to diet and insulin may expect to live
a Ring and 'useful lifeBecause he ha,,
•
te, take care of himself, he nay out-
live the non-diabetic. Itis not ea.'
especially in the mopetainaus eistrictgs,
the'tooci, emisists ehiefly CO, mot-
a:Saes, and salt ,pork..lhe• netives: Ate
HELENS
thin, Pale, haggard, devoid of , ambit -
Ion and lacking in sticnith: It isehae-
rieteristic,. that they aceept their de:.
biliti`ase Matter of course and evince
no interest m overcoming it Even
tondhere-to a diet 'Thts iS.Siniething
fer all of us to reineMber in out con -
teat witli'diabetics: we should help
them, not teMpt them, in -their adher-
ence th what -they have been told and
what they knovi is beat for them.
ended *ter SteWart, Needham that the
f°114:"*.ing DAT011114 be paid; 1., Matt
Gemnieiia g. $118.75.'
Op -
pan' July „T0lls-4SO.25g' S. Francis
Geremell-Werk" on 1-hle $32.59;
$85.0,0; lite of, car ;24.96; ;84,08, '4:
Diillean D. Macteed-work, on line
$26.00; $28.00.1. Gordon Gemniell-
work 'on line $14.00.: $28.00. 6. Nelson
Hoegins--work, .on line $6,00. •7, H.
H. Mitchell -freight etc, $2,.35; , $1.19.
8.. W. J, Lane -salary Aug.. $160.00
9. Canadiam Telephones & Supplies
Mdse. -$143,92. 10. Northern Electris
Co. ltd. Mdse. -425.78. 11. Ed Afoul -
laws -Sharpening saws .85c. (Carried)
• Meeting then adjourned to meet
again on October 1st at usual hour
;z $42.50. 2, Bel.Tf10P09nt-
offshore. ,
Climbing up the service ladder, we.
Aere met at ,the top hp the Officer
of ithe day , who, With his 'assistants
gaveus the once over; that is a
shrewd glance and a Smile which Was
• not gtacefelle received by some of
those in our. party. : • •
, All parcels were taken in .charge,
for,eemareS,,Metleggage are not Per:
netted abeard Warship jrTridby comnioit guest, that is a rubberneck
who' centee unintrodliced oe-aritlioat
• 'Properly used, insulin has allowed
to live , many who5 otheiwise 'would
have died. It has made an active lite
a reality for Many diabetics for Whore
diet'alonediad to be so restricted as to
leave -them- ,week and incapable of
;working. !Insulin' permits the young
.diabetic to live: before its discovery:.
the younger ,patients had but little
hope. Every case ,of diabetes requites
"medical supervision in'order that his
or her ,Particulai needs may, :rez.
recceineendations. • .
A middy was detailed to escort some
of out party While ?Out did duty, for
the rest We Were:taken along the
starboard aide, siX,Of is in the group,
Where the officer show :us the dif-
ferent devices we •caiee to anit,exPiain-
ed the. filection of each as wellas.. he
could, for it may be noted, thie Man
:had only been in, he service nine
months and had Come from. the semi -
and deserts .of , MontanaLittle he
knew of.warahipa or "of 'the sea Prier
to his enlistment. He :acknowledged‘it
Coo,'rather - ungracefully: •
. • 1
eeive proper attention.
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HANOVER DISSATISFIED •
WITH HYDRO RATES
, ,P , •
Hieoyer:hedrerates are: etichanged,
thinigh we ate to get to per cent rez.
hete on•the net amount eflmoeey Paid
to: Hydro year, but other towns
are getting leWeerateS. Whete We pay
.11t. and lilts: •.I. D.. :A.nderson, 'Mr, .3,ei and 1.16C ,f • or'.,dinnestic ; Power,
anti' Mrs: 'E. W. Rice, , Mestra. E. rates hive: droppe0 2-.1c
J. Thom, W. Ag Millet, Dick Weather- arid it •fieni 2.9c and, 1.1:: Wi*Otton,
head and Allan Miller were am' ong however, pays more than we do, he-
-those who attended' the Western Fah' ing 3.8C arid..1.2c, though this is lower
though they are snifering from a pro-
ton deficiency, instinct' does not
diming: the week. . • • • than • it used to be at 4.5e and 1.5c.
prompt them to seek 'Ma protein-tich
a week -end visitor at •her honie here • the same as Hanover; but they, get a
Mrs. D. J McIntosh has:. returned
ltise Rilth R.arhage. of • Toronto was Dundalk is ' to pay ac and .1c, about
„ •
,feode'• • "
A Otild receives tee, little • calcium
LUL the:0.4er cleeelopinent, pf hopes
. • ,i-eliate of .20 per Cent, •or twice as
muCli) as we do.
to Vineleed after a, visa with ho pin-
,
and 'teeth it drinkt feet glatee,s-
of :milk daily er takes the .eimivalent
in the form of a pint:of rielk; feet
ounces of ,cream,„ an ounce of' cheese,
.and a serving Of terrieleate vegetable, he • contended. • • • - ••
Since it ' would take 22 peurida of
beef: or eight, pounds or bread , to pro-
vide, 'file' calcium content et, one
of 'milk, Dr: NeWbutgh., -pOieted out
that it would be inniosSible to. eat
lieugh meat, eggs' ned white' bread tp
fill the calcinm neede of gtONviiig
'
Otit Preheats W,eit. Wiser therethey
keme when theY 'cherished the ,-Cow,
for she :patiently and .with' never a
complaint extracts the :trileidin ftorn
high "gttentiges..ef grass' and delivers
it tent in tO tniella package that We
with and pleasure,`' he
Commented, adding that
could prescribe. ,calciunt Ittedibtniii
term for the 'occasional' child With
Whinti milk .does not Agree. • , •
He ernehatiZed, toe,- the need fot"
Vitatnins: Theite.,•he said, were. belting
in the diet, of ,the eVetage
big, city dweller', •eabting• "deficiency",
diseaies, 'Thus; in sidditien to, W114
eggs, Meitghe-Acovilinencled"-thet
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D tada• . the. hydro.rate .atruCtu• re lase core-
• Mr, J. W. Salkeld, Misses M. E plicatel that it Makes an iecenie tax
Elizabeth and tants Salkeld of Get', statement ,seem like a simple' sum ° in
erich leCre recent visitors with•friendt atithmetic. Hanover lute been holle:r-
ing fer sonee • time that 'out street
lighting .system is not a good bee ter
°ford, -Ilegh • Rutherford, , W. L Miller the amount etmoney it ceett. We pay
, k . . .
and 'Gordon Miller attended the West- 522 for a 100 -watt lamp and $27 ,for
, the comparative
rates are $lt and' $21
•MesSrs. ,A, b,. Webbgttrill Rutlier
• Ile shOWeCne, the depth tracer, the
device:Whieh finds the range of sib-
Maiines that may be tinging in the
sector, and explained briefly the meth-.
od of sending out dePth.bombs'which
when exploded is ''supposed : to send
the unwary sub-te the locker of Davy
Jones with all bands. .
' We *were shown . thiatigh, the Mese
-rooms, the bake oVeris,and.thelarder:
Whee hundreds of twit (waiters were
lieng un• in rows, Chilled and being
held against the days Of need while
the ship .Was,on e Cruise. •
For, • believe it or net; the nurnher.
Of nen• required to , handle this mam-
moth' vesiel sufficient to mutter
r011 eall foe .a some sized town. The
day I visited the California, there were
ever 1q94.$ enlisted:men ,in her ccen-
pliment- . • ' •
Consider the appetites,, of Such *
crew! Mostly all of these men were
under the age f• 26. Brawny, heart's!,
phisically fit in every way; living
under the burning ,sun. or' facing the
wind swept ocean in all Weather and
under all conditions: That 'is the life
6 sive one an appetite! And how!
• • ,We. inspected • rthe • •recreational
rooms, the libraries, the dormitaries,
the business'. Offices where typewriters
clicked, and Where: :crisp officers :in
keen eniferms trensacted .business
or the fighting ship: cif. -the navy,. and
fieithed with Setiinting • along ,the
hairels be the gleaming, guns that
were.capable.of. casting exploding pto
t'l 2-miles''t to le *a a
gec i es . a e s
most neittelleus thing. And •these 16
inch guns; when theY,sOoke with' pro-
vocation behind their speech; wrought
terrible 'havoc on the object 'et their
and place. '
•" w 'MARTYN
Secretary.
FOURTH CONCESSION
• . Miss Betty McKenzie spending
her hOlidays at her home having re-
turned eftet taking a training course
'New 'tory. *
:OrVille-MeGiiite-ind-fainiik-Of
Dettoit reterned•home after ,ettending
the funeral of their Cousin- the late
Mr. John McGiilivary. •
. ' Messrs: .111sEinnon: and Allin
Graham attended the C. N. E
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Martin visited with
° friends the lira of the
Mr. and Mrs. R. Moffett and,ShiileY
spent a daiy: reeently:iith friends in
. Miss;Jerni McKenzie Of Toronto and
Mrs. R. McKenzie of bie'1410W were.
......4100•1110.4""
Six inninge in."' a drizzling rain on
Saturday, Was sUfficient to give Owen
Sound an 8, to 1 Victeri ever Clinton.
eliminating the latter team in two
straight from- the 6: B::A. juv6tile •
play4owns, Clinton team wits the
Maitland, Leadee .Chainpion:; , •
Rain .has :disrupted 0 B, A, play-
downseThe Secenfl-ganle of the Wine- .
ham-rClinton series was ,washed
OUt
on SaturdaY and sliower on Monday
forced a• postponement • of the ,final T.
game of the HanoYer-Penetang
series. .
a 20Ci-watter; inDundalk; for instance.
ern Fide at London; on ltencley.' f •
' Harriso• n Taylor has returned And in Wiartan they are $15 and $24.
•
LP Kirkland Lake after a visit at, his gr. John ICalte;7chairinan of,
, ..• • • • the local Commission, reimarkeil to es.
home here. '•
Cfl .receiitle; it takes 7% 100-watters to
Di, Will 'McGregor "of Chicago was
enual hereepewer, and. the Coininis-.
visitor with his' sister, Mrs...George
.,Stuart arid 'Mr. Steart.' On his return son is charged 3 a hOrse °Wei $for
to, Chicago 'he was'aectimpanied bY,hia
,pOWer, but itt 422 for *,,E4 " 100 -watt
niece,„Miss Donna 'Medregor, who ha, .street.'lamp the town is charged 8165
,
ifie and Mrs. Chas. ' Pearce •• of Pet hersePower....:-..-Aed this '• is oftri
been a visitor heie.
Itolmesville spent Sunday ;with: , IStrs." Jack Oardnef of .Zion tvas. peak power. "It. ain't 'right," " he told
arid Mrs. Thiel, Anderson., • • . week end .gueSt of her" sister, Mrs• es, With emphasis, iniVthe CoMmio-
Sondai gebool will be held next " °rne °da' " sion is • going to • stedy the. matter
,
L ood an o • '
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Sunday triOrning..At 1.1 A.. M., eWing • The einem' Scheel. Fait will he held furthei and tee if something Omit
td, the W.,: M. St: anitiverSary,tetyite at St. Helens On Thursday. SePtemher he deneabout-it.,--HanOveg
.'' in the afternOeit, at Zio0, TAe, tdola...:22att.: Included in the program for the
• ..,e re service wi 1. be held n lake., coneett to be, hel in he evening wig
„ - , „ • . . ..
Chtiteli, in the eVeriing , .itt-1 80 ' • .. be the 'competitions/ In iitiblic sneak,
. A dectur received a note.whieh•reAd.
,
• 14/10a$.1e &lit '111iiii tee MY heebatil.,
••:efige;::: MO, Ifirgistet Monotigh, ,anit pid, other -W. interested are askedf •ia , It'. ' • it-IttitalHile'te-hieltienft•aitil•-ter
:•,-, - . • —. ..,, ,
tette tiirtioenny'' of torontO, iiigeo: 'Vie, tffialiiibtil6' .trtie' pie for the ,booth at 4140 aidt inditiao ono tonna' .44 &con Mi. Ydketa4Y, nikd tndaY Wn.nuting
, . loth Petrie of nest' tiongonnikii, iiInte.- thet &hoot Potty, also: artiats tot the !ealY• VegetableC Mid "trUit„, raw or • With it ,iii 14. lianda‘ between bis
}litchi ,:`,iatertitii:4i with Mii, S., 4.:, . :,btitaiir. and fiah'ptin• d..0, ', *, '''' . knees" ,. .:. • 1
' eitkiked.,-.:'' :' . ,:
•
'
* fit
liervie, :wieners of the Heron -Kin-
loss, softball League. „eliminated Arn...
ott Club of the Hollaed Centre League ,
in the first round of the'. R. S. A.
The aeries went four games.
,
t,* s
-"•• Bervie meets: Williamsferd in: the
next round: The 'first game played in
Williamsford on Satufday in a drizz-
• "
ling rani saw Bervie ,drop; the -fixture
15 to 4. The second gem° billed for •
Bervie on Monday, was rained out. °. •
visitors on the fourth last' week.
MissKatherine. McKinnon of, Chic-
ago is spending her' holidays at her
•A from theie, attended the
4,1117.rood ,Seltool Fair on Tuesday.
, -Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton iturehilarol'
spent the weele.end with 'friends in
Whitechurch . , •
• Mis.s Dean .Mcfetel spent :few
days. last week: in Torente.
• The Sept.. meeting. of the F. W.
0: -is to be held at the home• of Mrs:
Alex Sutherland., .•
•Recent kvisitors with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Cecil Robb Were, Miss • 'Anna . Mac-
Kenzie Dick, Mr: ,Jackilenderson and
Mr. Will, Hendersen Of Termite:, and
lir.•Jamee MeWhinney Of /Dungenuoin:
• o • *
• Kincardine: 'News 'Softball team. -
winners of the Town League honors. •
Inet.Merlin.in,Lthe_firet,„,,reune, of the
A. S. playdoins, with Merhn
taking' the. series intwe straight. The .
second, game Kincardine.was 5 to
2 thriller., Bob Thompson hurled beth ' •
garnet' for The News. .
• 4 4 le •
• ,
BOB cARRICK'S LUCK •
1. Bob Garrick, fornierly of Goderich
and Clinton and 'one season with
'Llicknow„ tried •the "iron man". stunt '
recently' in. two games betvieen, the;
London .seniorbesehall team ane the •
Stratford Nationals. ". He • pitched! 4,
sei‘nteen innings for die. Nationals.' '
elloWed :Oely nee hits,' while the Nat-
ionals had thirteen ,A bet, lost both'
games-ethe 'first 2-1,; end the second
it thefirst geme,-Played at 'wilt, • -
!Ord' in the MorMing,'42artlielc was
re-
spon3ible . for Londonis two nits. ,,i(e
hadawild StIeSIC i4e 5!coneinn-
iiiigs ,and :walked. three mete. forcing
• 1
in the two tune, • • • '
Carrick was the leading :hitter for•
his teem, With feta hits for sie tinie3
st lea in 'the ttrci *eines. • • ".
,The Stratford Beacoe-Hetald dubs
.Carrick "the •haid•deck ,champien of
amateur baseball,. • '
e e'. e: ;a • 4 •
BOWV:11440-144EYI:,
Mrti., Will Kilpatrick Oskeloo a a ing„ r‘e4itatioriS and hoot choruie,i; .folloWs: ' • •
toVaLNirli. Minnie SPringete 6111- Members of 'the NVemn's Instituto
e
•'We were told that one of these pre,-
jeetiles weighed 1.400 pounds, aid
carried enough high explosiee to eink
a battleship in five minutes 11 struck
ill the most vulnerable spot! Think
of, destroying ' 4.tattleship,. costing in
• the., neighbothoo< 30 dol -
ars irgfive Minutes. Twentieth, centuty
accnracy and skill)• "
Mane ef the dePartments of this
ship were not Oen; to visitoes..The
mechinety, including the engine morns
the ,dyria.mos; the: magazines end
store roome; together; with the ,en-.
•trance to the 'superstructures were
forted to visitott, aed,ck the day. I
visited the ship no. one was Permitted
beyond Cettein . bounds, •
Lying in the harbor- Were. abont
it dozen battleships, half i'dOzerilu ter
pedee • boats; , and a Squadron of
.aintiller•ships which tendered the ho -
bet soineWhat conjested, I thought.• j
ReMembeting• the ,traditions .of the
8..naey, and :those et the British
nevi). ;could Mat, help being thrilled
hythe-experienpetof-the-daygReaily,-:
the difference between 'the Anterienit.
'Aid the, tiritish navy it tO littlegl telt
Son (to his father); "Hew. :Many
,kinds ..ef *mid are, used in"Maitieg a
Match?"'
. Father: "Just two, 'son. 'He., would
and 'she ..would.",- . .
. •
:DOLLARS AND TRAGEDY
k •
PerluiPs it it true that the world
is rather a ,ntercenary place. In, the
Morning papers it was announced that
risniat George. Dodge, heir to Mace;
mobile millions, badly injured , ' a
dynamite exidosion, had jumped from
the 'hOlit Which was taking:him to a
hOsPital and was drowned in Georg,
le:the afteinomepapers Of the Same
4ity writera. Were supplying hi:
•forMation regarding how mucla ofthe
fortune was likely to go to his wide*,
a girl from. Gore BO, to whom Dodge
Wes Married Only two„weeks ego: ,Be-
fOre the:114 was over they had it all
figured- out that Mrs: Dodge would
get no part' :of the original fortune,
but Sh would get hershare of, tiny-
• :which had :been owned, priyate-
by lier. husband. , -••
Truth is there was much more space
taken up tellinghow she was likely to
emie 'out financially than thele was
in mentioning the tragedy wbich
blasted the,rnarried life Of a girl:. Pos-
sibly the news was what the, people
•wanted to readbut t t hord. to• get
away entirely ftom the idea that there
was , something rather cold.blooded
abont it. ;
•.giant 6100;•,that:tbotighl win a Cia:.
adialearid• its OMPliment Were Airier
Ieren, :there • was so• litt1e difference
between ua. In language, hi ellstotns,
in ldst,ore, in tteditione; and 'in' CAW
conceptof *Old' or. donteatic •thin
we were divided by but a hin line
which inight easily be Withdrawn and
few would kite*: the "dilfeiretice.; • • ,
• •And • as 1 Was. WhitkO.d bitek tiward
the city 'It flt elated .to know that
two great, countries like:, Canada and ,Wirighitini • 634 litennedy
the 'United States could Hee together 'of there' iitterided the Leon ,meeting
itt Stich, peaceful hartnany with neither 'it, ,itinoodine: on .:,Sondny, afternoon,
lortiesS.,_nt_itiortt_niting.nAhretihou..._ Aiten_i;ittrge,trowit. wo_oresetit4_401. 1'
sand mile frOntier, • • ,1ter t P4 bUnPall of Toronto; agter.Ol- •
, ancli a thing IS a new thing tinder dr minister of here !witS the' elitist
At the milted jitney on Friday evene'
ing the ladies' prizes Were weri as
folleiva:, 1st Mrs. ,Hoffman; 2nd ,
W.;• Henderson; 3rd, Mee. Chas. Steve,
mit; 4th, Mrs, R. Fisher;' 5tli, Mrs
W. L. MacKenzie; and the ,..rnees'
prizes by; ist, 'Cem. Finlayson ; 2iid,
Bill' MacKenzie; E V Hoffnuine.
4th, Dave Huston:. 5th Wallece •
kith trebles 'tournament
Goderich last Thursday, third. prize
was Won by a Lucknow'rink eonilleged
of Mts. Hendersong Mts. MacKenzie'
and Mrs. Huston.• ••.'•
WHITECHURCH
• of •NotthBay is- vitithig
his sitter, Mit': A. Eneneison. •
• Miss " Bertha, McKay'. et: Stretfoed.„
•spent the Week -end here eed.
iheCalerin choir; wlio reedered• special
Music at Langside anniversary ser
vices 'last,. Sundaje ••
Ripley visited . •
on ,Tuesday with • her .Cousia, Mrs.
Geotge • IFithet.
: Mr.' and Mrs. :.(11,obt. Mo brae, and
family, also Mrs. ,Jacquee sp t Sen.: •
day at the .hoine Of Mt. John R
ardson. •
• (Oita: a number from here' attended
the, Larigtide anniversary ter:Ace"( on
Sunday. ,••
• •Meatre;•Thos. and thiriet'IVilSon,
Mrs. ,Jame t Sr, and. :141,._5k
'Merle' Wien visited on, Sunday
,their'• liangsiderelat4,es. .
341`. Atex Owl.* was called to Ham-
ilton bit, Week owing •te the serieue '
illness of Mrtt. Alex , Inglis,1 Who is**
sick hi a lioSrlitid there., VIre hope for •
in -early recoVeri4 •
The W M S 01 the Presheteillu!
Church are hieing re titicizil "Meeting'
on Thursday, :Septembee '22nd, known *.
RS the: 25th..ProVincial Birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. pundit liCerinede of,
as 1. Walked about the, dOca Of the tle sub• •
• speakers. •