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• WEDDING BELLS
DALTON—REYNOLDS.
At 'Mee ,o'clock Saturday inerning,
October 15 in St. JOaeph's Chnrelb
Miss •Patricia Kathleen Rer-
nplcis., ,daughter of the /ate. DelliiAiC
Reynolds and Mrs. Catherine. ReY-
no1$144of• New .Liskeard, became, the
bride el MiReymendtalton,,son of
Morgan Deltou ape the lite Mrs',
Mhry DaltOnv 'Kingsbridge.. R. M.
.1" Milton of Windsor,. brothe.r of the
;
groom.' performed the,' eeteMony at
the foot of the main altar which wee
'e iutifufly, decoratedfor the, oceaS-,
len roses and 'mums The hride,
=who wae, giveri' in 'Marriage by 'her'
enele, Me. R. 3 Hanlen, looked
in a
on qf eilute satin striped taff-
:eta with full.„kegth Veil caught with
,iese bud, e vote white, taketa
slipPers and carried an arni bouquet
a. bridal toses, The grooin's "siater,
.Porteous Antoinette; was inaid of honor grace.:
folly w.nodjn1iht, blue' SAtie
.WRITE
NOW
thinairiaie
• .,and rafter
enta or
area t.o be '
limb& patched; or re-
paired. Council Stand-
ard " lite -Lap" met.al,"
-geofingisaaonnd,per;,
' Dumont inveatment:
AbsolotelY weather-
tight: Greatly reduces
fire hazard.
s. SOLD ON A 25 YEAR
GUARANTEE
Priem; this Fall are lower because of Sales
Tax exemption. Save money hywriting today.
Manufacturera tijso of famous Preston Steel
TZWIS Barns and Jarnesway Poultry equip-
ment. Addmaa: 30tiGuelph St -Preston. Ont.
stripped taffeta with blie velvet short
jacket with het and, accessories to
Match. She carried:: an arm.: bouquet'
of 'mums. 'The groom Was supported
tne.bride's 'brother, Basil Recnoldg..
ReV. Father , Dalton celebrated. the
-High ',Mass while Ms sister, Mrs. A.
O'Connor, was organist and Rey. M.
N. Sullivan and lireltee Dalton I the
singers. During 'the Offertory Mr.
Walter Dalton eang with good effect
GounoWs "Ave 'Marie," and during
the .signing Of the, register, "Will.
Thou Look Unmet, Me Mother.”: The
ushers Ver Juhi S. Dalton and Tom
McLennan. .The, ;bridal party , with
guests numbering seventy* partook of
e••••••••••••.0a lovele ,Wedding breakfast in the
epatious and nieely. ;decorated dining
hall of the Mcleenziejloi-,h1 where. r
, ,
Eastern Steel. 0,0:4CIS
•-
.,F,ToNc,,yr,..,, ',ova kV AT MINIMAL .i.TOITO
pieaseet was spent in toeSts,
epee'clies music and song...The bricie•-r.
. mailer reeiviflg the guests vearin
a:brown georgette: dress withsheet-.
dee. bouquet. Fr. P. P. 'of
hpcl, eetesin of the. groom; 'whs.
toeSt maeter. Later the happy couple
lel by nieter, onaIo'teyn op trip t
0
llentreal; ',Ottawa, and ether points•
The bride: traVelled in bertYwine.Yel,
vet' deess and hat,'‘persian:cletkjacic-
et' with malcthing anCesseriee.' The
greenes eift:to the bride was a locket:
bcaelet. to the hideniaid, t the
hest ' Men e bill faia. and to .the: pabeis
..e :key, ease!.. liesidee • the, . friends - of
'Clinton' and .vicinity there Were 'fioin'
:o distance, Mts. Catherine .Reynelde
of .New Liskeardi RhyMiered Simms
ef. North 'Bay; Me.: and :Mrs. Bruer
dIeeeford and Besil, Reynolds, of. Sud-
bury;„; Miss Katlileen CrOwe, of Co:
hotirg,;. Me.-..eand Mts... T. Bresnahan
and. Mr., and :Mrs. ,Waiter ';Delten, ,,of.
Detroit; .111es,' ;either . O'Connor . an
Tittb� 51)11, Manrice, mrid'I‘Irs.'IVIatfOte
of WhitbY;;""Irev. Wiiid-
sor;, Mrs. J. Clarey. and Sop, . elm&
mid ' daughtee's 'Constance aride cam -
creak WalIC.teeilinsg; 1.111r.: and Mr.'
and • , see, Harold, : . and
daughter. Nora from Stratford; .Miss
'I.oretta Myer; qf ..tendon; Mr: and
Alts.' J. Reepolds and, son, Frank of
•Seaferth;. jcba Rey.nolds,•.:Me.
111.41 ' 'MTS. Reynolds, :Goderich;
Of "'We'cerelje.ek"and aid Mrs. ;.1.78"iiinetc—Betissels;”
. . ,
Mr. and MrS.'.:Win.. Thorntee :and 'MpLcrinon, Brussels; ane
Velda, and Mr: "Aliioi;t• 8tutt of TeeS;1,,M:r•-=,.• Lainbertus' With sen' • and
...,Weter spent Sunday with ele'. and: "Mrs. chef:heti, 'ef :Wal.kei.ton;• Rev.. J, R• ,,
George 'Harkness. • •n. : • . 'Alyer, and
n' The Langside 'Cleb organized .Ed.,..in; 'Merette.phltote and daiighter.
lest, Friday'. 'evening, •*ben .eftleere, nthinette;' Mr: .apd, Mrs. P. Sul'
elected •Tifinin; ancfLeon, .etr, and .11,1es. •D. Dal -
1t Vice -e -Wes: Tiffin; 'secjteeas.—Gor-; Coe, Teresa .Lerebertus, Mr,' end. Mrs:,
Aasiatant-eJohn..11cIiitYre.::,;1:: *eL, .Q.Conner,, John and ,Norman;
Corn:. 1Vitinagee-,Archie• 'Mc:Kiel-fon; :h re, S. li;Oten, Gil tteit • Freyne from
Floot • Maneeeee-Geerge -"nee Ielligsbridget the future home Of the
And. ',Graham Iiinoffat; ;"cotiple On the • groom's farm
. Callers Off,Cact ',We:, Ilerireei„w:liere ,,the hest :wishes .of their ' host
iie EnierSen and Tillie, • , ce. 'friends go: With. .
LANGSII;E
Mi. Russell Moore held a 'very: see,-
. • .
.eeSsful shooting match,. •W -hen 616cfv•
geese, , seven n ducks, .and, two', tiu.key
were the prizes.', . • -• •
' ,Mi. John Richardson is,havirie eel
. siding put -on his liouSe, also. a eloSce:
in verandah. ' • . • .
.:Mr. • and •Mts,•Wni. Browne, Ardiez;';
and Sunday ,Witir-frierice•-•
in Godeich.
••'• 'Mr. • and Mrs. Orville :Tifffe spent
. .
•Tilesdey with and Mrs. M -
Innes of
,Mount Forest. '
:Mr. one Mrs. May 01' Delhi and M.
Emerson Austin, -4 -simeoe::motornd
:here •And. spent Sunday witle-Mr.;ainel
Mrs. R. Stuart. On the ore,torn:tiip
'WS." Austin and, baby Raymond aiei
Doris ac'comrianied, them: '
iMrs., Holheire of Kipeatiline 'sneni
rest week with elt. and Mrs.' ,Wer.
4 . ijr0Wn.'
Mr: and '•Mrs...Eart Caslick (11' (u1
THE lArek-NOW .SENTINEL
TittIt.51:14•Yi NOVFAPER,3Rlii9li,
NO v.CRIMINAL
CASES , AT AS'S(I;ES'
Several ".''Civ.11.:.,cietioffe.; One Al*ing
PrOfn An Accident North Of Luck-
'''. now More Than A Year A.ko. When
William MacPherson Was So' Badly,
„
-Injured That His, ileg Was Later
Ainputated,
• .
'There are no Criminal'. caSes, on.the
.9ruce Fall Assize docket, which, ellen-
'ed on Tuesday, in Walkerton before
Mr, J.ustice Meicins of •the Ontartc-
Supreirie "Court. Hence 'there is ne.
need for .j grand jury, with a result:,
let •saVing of, approxineately •$300.00.
There are however several civil
cases listet.,foer 'jury actions anO,
seven non-jurY 'cases.
• ,McPherson' , is a, sell -
in :which Wrn.. elef;)herSon,- formerly
of Kinloss, le suing ClieS. Congram
.end. his son,—,FIerold Cgram, alSe
'ef Kinloss Tn., for heavy daieges
ris the result of the Congram CaT
crashing :into pleintilll'W horee and
buggy on August F.9, 1927, •about
nm..; as the •plaintiff was driving from
feecknowterkaids his helm' in 'Kite, l'homes and Detroit has returned to
her' hoineie the'iliege. '
CK • ..SMELTZER • - :1*(AND,
pix.p':. IN -:•pFTRO.R..
. (Dungannon News) '
' JOok 'ef AShe
field but a resident„for Many ;years
in. Detroit;, Mighigan, diedvery sudd,,
eelY .Mehdar • evening At bis home
theie, He bad not oniered very gRed
health for a .nurnber of years., though
his; death. waS 'very unexpected. lie
was the .youngest SOU, and;child .of
the l late Mr. and, Mrs. Iferil Smeltier,
Lucknow: Besides his wife, he leaves
to enotirn the. only surviving members
'Of.,1rialfernilY, two Sisters,.,Mra.• Don
-
aid. McNeyin, • Gpclerich and . Mrs.
Christian Rasmussen, , Bloomfield,'
XeNv Jereey:Interment was inDetroit.
'Miss Clara Seneca and Mr. and Mts.
D.,:Hessori, Stratford spent Sunday
with Mrs. D. Sproul. M. SK001 re-
turned with thein for a visit.;
M. and Mrs, John Blake of A'..f..h;
field are moving this week to live in
the residence of 'Dr. H. A. S. Voices
Max Hoffman, .who has been
visiting for several Weeks at St.
losaat a epoint one ane one: half
.miles nerth, 'of LneknoW; where the
horse was Struck and killed and the
huggy.deniolistied by the auto ownee
by Cberies,. Corigram and driyme by
his , sop, ,Harold „Cone:ram. Plaintiff
who was ridipg in the buggy at stile
claims he Was thrown out .on the
read and sustained e,eompounil fraet-
lire of the left leg above the knee, and
n,yhich leg later, on' Oct. 3, 1937, had
to be amputated. This, With runner:1re,
•
other injuries eited, confined him to
Wirighani Hospital until Dee, 1st;
193.7.Plaintiff claims that; thc defene-
ant,''HarOd .COngrain, was through
exCessi'lie speed and by negilent and
reckless 'driving, wholly respons-
ible"for the injuries and • damages
sustained. .
The ',ilefeedent, Harold Cc:ingrain
denies that he. was speeding or tfial
he was driving in other than • e
fid , manner atthe time ' of the,•col-
lision; but lairs the hleiriennen the,.fael
that the plaintiff, •McPliersop, hid
light on his buggy; as prescribed by
law; and thatoonsequently he did no+
seo the,Mepherson outfit until pract
.;caily upon , it. . .. • .
Kleiri is copfisel fer, the plain-
tiff, end' Campbell. Grant. is ..the., de.
fendaiit'i lawyer in the suit. • • -
Two divorce suits . are also Bathe
in which TherSe Isabelle C,apstick of
Kincardine, nineteen yeerer. of Pie,
through her: friend, Angus McLean
seeks a divorce from her husband
OF COURSE WE MAKE,LOANS
Our Every -day Business
On ate.invited, to cliscusS with us ytlut tee
• quirnmentS, f'Sr perStinal Or linsineSs.purposes.'
BANK OF, MONTREAL
tatiteLtailee, '
L.,ttektiotv Be'ilulit N 1\44tUiftgif
„
j'A'RANIC ifillIERB EMILE.
„
AOdettltilltt ARE
leiter Hartle CaPstiele. Edward Stew-
art Graham, also of Kincardine; seeks
a divoree; from his .wife, Doris Jear:
Graham.
Daughtit; "Give ine some; money
Daddy, :will .you?"
Father:. "YQUP:e. 'married, •deei
don't; You ask your rhushand?
nalughteie "Beeause, I've': got :to
have the money."
7'
• Mrs. Mae Gould, Toronto. ret.in,lit
o her home:.after spending .a rnonth
;Atli lier/parerits, Mr. apd.Mrs.Rf.,•11.
*Been... ' •
Visitors,. with Messrs. .Wm. encl.
Harvey, „Mole on Sunday Were :Mr..
;and Mrs. Arthur Sparks and daugh-
ter Ruth;,. Me..., and Mrs. 'Fred,. Hull;
Pert, Elgin; and ...Mr. and Mts. . jack
Swan erid four children of St. Helene.
' :age...Theme's Wiggins, lately lost :
'
ysis,'• • ;
Mi. arl Mrs. 3. D. Richardsofl an
iarnuly ancenipaeied hy dr:3; ki7t111.!:
'Culbert and son Eldon visited Mrs.
Culbert's.'siater, Mre:' Tom Henry,ii
Kinloss • on 'Sunday... • ,
Mr. •- and Mrs..,'Kere.HerriStin. have
ye:eyeil. to hiSTririele.S. farm at. ;Sea -
forth. • ;•
;Mrs. • Wallace' Black of Gocletieh:...i.•!
aith her parents,. Ne..' and Mrs. David
S,. P..rington this 'Week 'nbefel.e,theil.
!ehving..at'.the. endef the week ,:tc
. • .
',:eep8 the." winter,
..'.Another .group. of Institute Women
aretakingthe ''gleve-rmaking ceuree
this, "Week., They are „Messrs.
elelienzie,,' Burton
RoacIt'and Otto Popp. ; :
•: 'WM. 'Cainpliell, IViitchell...has:
been ,visiting Mr and Mrs. John Moss.
hnd. is at 4,treseet..witliMr.... end , Mrs:
Thomas Webster. .," • - • :
Mr', and '1‘,Irs. Alfred :Hefford ane
anulyof -Toronto spent the ; Week -
;Ind With Mr,...m:id..mrs::
The Senior Branch of .the Women'
Institute Met at the heine of Mrs. .1,
J: Ryan. With 18 Peesent, And ,2 yieit-
ors.. last Thursday afternoon.'
Lorne Ivers. , presided" and ' ,Opened by:
the 'llestjtete Ode' inunison followed
by .the Lord's': Prayer.... Mr:, .Roy
Rut-
ledgefavored With a solo "Flow Gent-
ly Sweet :Afton." . Rev. E. C,iLl gave an
address on 'Remernbrance 'pay and
•Is Meaning. Mrs: Wilbur:Brown; wlv
had beeii a delegate to tbe.atee'cOn-
Venticei at 1.istoWel gave ,,a report. Of
the eame.. •Comine.nity singing .,Wer,-;
;enga-gei,lein
then served by the hostesses. 'After. a.
Social 'half hour over the tea cups.
God Save The King was, sung and the•
;Meeting' clOsed,•.:, • •
The Young :People's Executive ,of
theJ.Inited,,Chureh attended the ,Yciiins
People's COngteSa.at.Aphern,on Tues-,
eaY , , •
Mrs.,Wilsen Berea'red, "4•
The death Of Me..Semtkirkland.et
'Toronto Willhe On hearing, very niuct
of,a shock.. Deceased is, Mrs. „Wm.,.
,Wilsons. • brother. His" funeral Ttook
place on Monday bet. He 'visited th
these •,parts about ' three ,weelca •eg..•
and.. was apparently . in fete', health:
passed,' Over tiy.6 days after •nn
Operation nnd was in his: Ihtli yea;'
andis a native of ,the.Teeswatee dis-
trict. The funeral • was ;attended ' by:
Virg,' Wm.', Wilson, het son, .Mr. Jae:
Wilson, rr. and Mts., David KiAland,.
the former :e.brother and ..;Mr.; Gordon
Ie4-kl,aed,' a nephe'W.4"We extend syei-
eethylo, the bereaved Irelatives. „
, An A-fternoon .Tee, eporiseted by
Guild el St. PapPs,,Chereh.
Was very .stiecesefel lest .Saturday.
0.20' was. the ,sinotint realized as. pro ;
"Oc.(1"1 The. nienthly* •iiieeting-fwill be
field": Friday 'afteenoen 'at. the Imine.
.1‘Tra,, Davie. leeriegten: •'
Mriny, attended the einStivetride;
'alt" 'et the Iinited Chnrch Monda;';
night And wi Lh make belieVe..gobliee
'"Ind•witchee-anel,punipkin feees,eheutT
nallowieeh. Vies Well "eelebrated. A
',!ooti`nroritiTi 'of t:T011owq'en gemee'
feettnie-tellieg. ned contests were
1,vorkocl ,etit with 0,thee Meeleal
enterthihieg ritnnbers. •Viiese 'reedy,
•ne, prizes i'Or eostothe were!' .
2,./eodYie
,f,i111:0'S' (161111e -1W. BreCe•MeArtlite"
'%•Iteit'se iMeWeinley,".
'kettles' ekenSen;
Pap e'v-eNetris , Bradford;
'NY'S Van'ey
, ;Mortis Cur,ridi BOY'S" COMie—OliVer,
Glenn. " ,
,
t101r1r!i./4
G
.Helens)
Mr, Lorne Woodhis having an en-
forced. holiday these dars. owing to
an unfortunate n accident. on SUhflar
orrOing.„ When going 0» to the, ver-
anda of Mr. „Doha McDonald's home,
their deg *wig at him and grabbed
his heed. in trying to ward off, the
attaek his other hand was severely,
,bitten too. The, dog was Iestroyed.
; Mts. Earl Gaunt has been a visitor
with Mi.. and Mrs. Ward Shicklune
at Port Colborne.
:Rey. H. 'M. and Mrs. Wright, Jene
Billy and Joan .„ sent a fewdays with
their daughters,• Gladys and Muriel
and other' relatives at. Learningtele.
LBeetheiM±from Beryl('
Forrestet's Lodge.Visited Knicardine.
Lodge, 1-TtOOPIS Ain Wednesday evening"
Mrs. R:,.T..BioWn Mrs. Herb :Petei
and iMri. W. Arnold weredelegetes
to the ,W. 1. Demonstration held in
'['iiikciton 011 Wednesday.
The, 'Wcienen's... Missionary Society
met Thuredey.efterneon'at
kcLellend's home. • .•'
Mt: Wilbur Waldron spent a few
weeks with his parents at,.Allenford„,
'Service in , 'the Milted Chereh last
tendey, was cancelled Oh account .Of
Aneiversety, • Services .at
(Intended for last Week)
Miss
Edith Berke; Kielough, :was
etii:ed in Marriage on Saturday leet.
Collins,to M. Allion sin of Mr„:W.:
C. Con. k. COngraulations.
• Mr. MO Of Woodstock is visiting•
his daughter, Miss Pearl Dunn. '
gb1..tic e very interesting
illestrated talk on his travels hy mo-
torcycle thrtiOgh gngland,.and Prance,
at the, "Trail 'hangees. Concert bet:e
last Friday night.
1. Geddes, who hasbeen en.'the'
,slek lit is% now quite 'recovered-
'Missek Gertrude and Alice Hewitt
are viSiting'Ieinearcline,frieride;
Mt, end Mrs. F''." McLean,
Mrs. W. Murdy, Mra T. Willierns and
daughter, Marion, •Leiniori.1$isitet Sen-
dai with the Hodgires faniulies.
and Mrs. Metter hrid
smell daughter. Of ,Atinow anent Sun-
, • „
"(lair with his Parents •
Mrs: W. Bartetke end: Mrs. • Jas.
Steife,left Thursday to return to their
bombs in Chlgety; , Alta.; With their
:their parents,. Mt. and Mrs; No-
ide
' lifts..Greenway f the Temperance
'Soeletir..was the guest of Mee. „Chat.
Shier, BeetiderY;
' Mrs. M. Patterson, Lueknow is vis-
iting her eetisitie, 41r. iind Mrs:JApe,
itunten
MP,' A. Mellensid :of Winnipeg. 3:4
, Mrs. Currie ef*Godericli Was a vis-
itor with her daughter; Mrs.; D,urniii
Phillips and Mr. Phillips
Little Girl,Injuries 'Knee
Marie Aitchison, 12 year old daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Archie Aitchison
is. WQaring her knee in a .PlAstec cast'
hs a result of a Simple accident at. her
home •iin Seturday. While worlcing
around the hceise; Mari e chanced ti
strike her knee' egainst the corner of.
the couch; dislocating the lcnee •eap.
'Mrs; 13; B.:Williams of Souris, Man,
has been a: recent. visitor With her
MeS. R. J. Woods.' • '
, Mrs. Campbell, Mi and Mrs. Vietat
Taylais• and children of Brucefield Were
guests , of. Mr: and ivite. Robinson
Woods recently.:
• • . • .
:The regular meeting of the Y. P. IT,
was held on Suriday. evening' With the
new- President, Dicie Weatherbead .in
the ebaie. The Seripthee Lesson was
Dorothli, Webb and the coin':
menta.by .Grace. Wecitherheed.' The
tonic "The ', Co-operative 1Movement
and Christianity" Was taken by 'Mre
McKenzie Webb and the 'discussion
led by 'Rev. H. M. Wright. -
.
Members of the i Whitechurch Y. P.
U. were guests' at a Hallowe'en Social
arranged by the local., union in the
church here on Monday evening. The
basement wasdecorated in. keeping
With the occesion, and many came in
eostunie. inc judges—Rev. He M.
Wright, Mei.. Herold ;Sperling from
Whitechurch and . W. A. Miller
i'-arded the prize's, as follows:,
Fancy Dressed .Gent—Mrs.. Falcon-
er: Whitechurch; Comic Dressed Gent
',Stanley Todd; Fancy Dressed lady
=Miss Genevieve Watt, Whitecluirch;
Comic Dreased Lady—Mrs. ' Wright"
Girl in Cestume7-Sherley Buchanan:
Boy' in Costume—Earl McDonald.
pnying,, n, Visit twills brdther,
Nitt.:ddiliffi 'Andrew 'lite0ontild, aftet •ail,;absehee
of . nritgri years. ,
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IIMH SCHOOL aLOSE:,
FIRST GAME TO LUCKY NINE
1,1igh School Deep Their Last Sched-
uled Game By 7 to 5 Score.
A Ishort progienn provided by the
vi4tors' included, ; duets by Missee
Anna' Mae .and Susan Carrick and
Misses Agnes Gillespie and A. M.
Carrick and readings by. Miss Jean
Sehnston,, Miss, Genevieve Watt and
Mrs. Duston Beecroft. • Genies and
contetts were under the direction of
,• .
Playing their- last game, of the
scheelule, the 'High ',School softball
team suffered., their first , setback
when ..Cain.'hfacDonakrs` tueki; Nine
were on the",,winning end of a 7 to 5
score. 1. ,
Withou' Jack Fisher, their 'regular
pitcher, Murein Solomon. and Fred
Steward divided the pitching duties
for the Lucky. Nine; and kent the
hard hitting' students in check, while
their teammates giive ,., them ' good
support. • / •
Lucky Nine—W. Pinnell, 3rd; M;
Solomon, p, 1St; ,Clark Finlay,son, c;
A..Treleavere,rf;°11; Johnston, as;
C :Armstrong and ' Ted' Collyer, cf;
Dr. Fowler, 2nd; F. Steward, ist A p.;
M. Johnston;,cf.
High Schoel—D. Finlayson, c; N.
Stanley Todd- and Dick Weathethead,
The', eVening •concluded with 'a Social,
hour' when .sandwiches and pumpkin
,pie were serve
putriAle Pre with whia'.
S. Calvert; •3rd; IL Tlionipsou, 211d;
D. McKinnon, 1st; J. Cook, •p; L.
Wyliii, If; V. ititcvson; ss; A. Me -
Kinnon, R. Richards, rf.• • '
Uninires—datf :MacDoneld, Jack
Carnpbell. ••
:Scere By Innings , •
High School --I- 000 • 201 110-5.
Lucky Nine— 112 • 019 11x-7
• • •• * • •
TIGERS WIN TUESDAY
ASSURED OF PLAY-OFF
, , • •
,
Three Rune In.,Ninth,Ereak,'9:9 Dead-
' loek As. Tigers Win From Die -
Herds
.0.0.1TVARY.,
SAMUEL 'BitcPWN
13!ath claimed: one of RiPler's: cite
ieene on. Sunday, Oetober."13rd in the
gPoetvhsenieeafr,Mrs.Samuel Brown, 1» her.
'Her guildso /*lie was • trunk,
Cooper.. She was born- in Dederick'
Township, Huron County, a daughter
:of
,th:11iteir. and Mrs. •W1,1
OOPFt Othe 41187.she was
iir e: at Clinton, Ontario, t Mr.
sye1Btow,The.toou14
enceinAshfiehiTownship,:hers
herhubandwasasuties4farer;
49theyiovedtotut0n
Town-
shipinthe vicinity °fArberie
Nineteen theY'fiovecto
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'
Ripley. Her Mann& passed away in
the
eis7Binegevinhad of 1925.
Mrenjoyed a ineaSu.r,e
of /geed health until two 'yeats age..,
Two weeks ago she suffered. a frac-
tured hip is, the result of 'falling 'hi .
the yard at her home. This proved- •
too greet a strain on her weakened
franie and she gradually grew, worse
until the end came:
While in Ripley,. ,As well as before
Iler 'arrival ' here, she ,enjoyed the
friendshipof a large circle of ac-
quaintances, who elwAYs spoke very : •
tiighly Of her. She was a niember of
St:' Andrew's -United Church and wes'
always in, her pew on the Sabbath
daY,. as long as health permitted.'
The . funeral Was, held „from 8t.,
'Andrew's Church On Tuesday,
hoop...Services were conducted by the
Rey. C. N.'MacKenzie assisted by '
the Rev: J. C. Nicholson, Of Pine
Rivet :United, Church. Interment Was
made beside the remains of her bus -
band in Ripley Cemetery. The ,pall
bearers :were; . Thomas Kempton,
Thomas Donnellr, Howard Henry, W.
N. Bushell, Robert McTavish and A.
Wes -Huston's Tigers are assured
of a' play-off birth in the Indoor
'Softball League. They downed George
Hassel's, Die-Hards on Tuesday night
12 te,.9 with a 'final inning 3 -ren
.burst, that broke a' 9-9 count' thatl
was tied in the sixth inning. Roy
Fmlayson's •two -base clout did the
trick, as the Die-Haids were ,retired
:in order in the last .hale of the ninth.
Tigers—J. Button, rf; • G. Fisher.
ss; A. McCartney, 3rd; 1 MacDonald;
1st; V. Hunter, cf; J. dater; p;
Finlayson, c;. C. Johnston, 2nd; 'Wes
Huston, cf.' , -
i,Die-Hards---C. Greer, 2nd; G. Web -
H. \Treleaven, cf;'*A.,IVIcIntosh; 1stf
ster; 3rd; E. Solomon, c; B. Jewitt, p;
L. Turecey, If; J. le, MacKenzie Ef;
L. McInnes, ss,
qcore by Inning .
Tigers 4 0 0 '4 .1 0 0 0 3-12
. •
Die-Hards • 0 0 0 3. 0 6. 0, 0 0-- r-
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Rev. 1,1. M.. . right, Mr. and Mrs)), . •
. •
Rice; ' Isobel Millet, Grace DIE-HARDS CHANCES
Weathei-head; May MacDonald; Stan-
leY Todd, Dick Weatherhead and Altar
-
Millet are ainong those who are
the Regional Mel-eine:7e* Ifict
Y P Tr. being held in Anhurte Tues..
dav and. Thursday: night' for • thrAo
W`eelcs. The local Union had charge or,
Worship'periad at the meeting on
Ti eesday 'night. • ,
.1Vir. Meehrie had as visitors on Thee-
.. .•
day, his son, Mr., Andrew Mechrie.
his daughter,' Mrs. Rem' Mr. Berg
nnd children. Donald Richard • and
Ellen of Ilamiltan."
HOLYROOD
I
,• Mee. Rohm L Ma• •
apd Jack spent, a 'few ,
With her parents, Mr. .1e: I t
TtiiThull of underviood.,
.111r. and Mr, Ilrace Patel!: ,
Mi • end4.511.s: Jteiti .14 ii'41
Miss Bernice teeari'. of Miraiiietio
were. recent Visitors' at Mr. Tho:s,-I I a .
• ,
Mr. end Mrs,' Fred. Ackert of, Ingot
sell wore recent Visitors itt, Mr. Earaj
est, Ackert.. •
' Mies Elizabeth Pierce spentSueday
.ie Mr. Alex
, . Miss McKay, ,teseher et the ',.fOte
cab: Scheel held a IlailloWe'e,n Stiehl!'
.at, 'the, school on 'Monday afterimon,
Keating ..of 'Welke:1'011**es ,6
,recent Visitor .nt MISS S. Purvis'.., •
• Artang4nlents arc'. being m hde. • toe
'another. Armistice. DAY $erVice,te bc‘i
held in • the Townahip. Hall,e,Futther
• eattieelaten.in, next week's
, Miss Elleeti Valed spent. Timeaday
in Stratford.• ' •
_
, Ifereis end Mrs.' Howere
Harriat Were recent viSitora.rit MaYnio
JolinStOn'S, and MISS AgnOS ViIe
at !minim% ' •
Mt nti'd t1/4tel'nntiitli.hieq
TovAwirter eleeit Satt,(3s,
4.a iit)*1 "
fatitify
lohti tares.
naa 9ehn1 tha.to(rta' ,bOtOOriotii'it 'th6siod
DEPEND, ON TONIGHT •
(Thursday) the tacky
Nine and ;the Outlaws plAy, the lest
schedule Isoftball genie. On the result
depends whether Ornotthe, ime,-!-ItUxis'
the team that's Out. .
If the Lpeky ,Nine Win, ..they : tie
ic Outlaws and Die -Herds into a
last Plate tie, tequieing,a tie-breeker..
lose,: the Die -Bards are out
one, iit,. Lucke Nine,' Tigers and: Out-
lews. ni4e' All tied .01) at two -and -two
Iligh School for ,first :place and' s -
fee 4nd 30 and 4th position wit thf
11. S. in first Place. e
•
5* 5 * • 5.
••, The Standing :
'Tenni • , W •L
• 3 •111
: 1
iff
1
High School
May Nine'
'tigers ' •
Outlaws .
Die-Hatils
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WES. IIUST(:)N APPOINTED ,
ON W. O. IL A...EXECUIIVE
• :2
1
0
League To Sponsor A' Juvenile Series
This Year For4lo,ys WheHave Not
•'. Recithed Their 17tli Birthday Before
January isi
The 'Western 'Ontario Ilockey: As.
societion willsnonsot eitiVenileserie;,
this Winter;:with an' age lirnit fez'toy
whq have not passed 'their lith bitth
day before. Jantiary 1st and with at
Mitir fee of two dolleral a t,eam.Thi
ininottant eleciaion" waS ee'aelied at
the eintatil Meeting' of the W..0., H. A
helein Ilareisten on Thur,sday'atte'r-
h06n.
Another importent deeisiOn , was
Made in cOnnettion with the junior,
series, When it was, decided, to hat
city .series ' front ,eompetitien
In the peStlehins 'ffein' the •kitchenel
City beVe Proved: toe 'strong'
foe the ofspOsititrir arid have had litte
"hone:deg, the ti tle. Team
l'reen city and inkistrisi len 01.11*. may
Compete in ..the intermedintii
seeined te iniVen 's.t4=1", - • • .• ' • •- • • . •
n . •08leetle, Were- ,eleeted
I V,
During, the , service Mr. ;Roy Me -
Kenzie and Mrs. Ross MattYn sang '
a duet, e`In the Garden."
Her survive's number 'four saris; ;
Richard of Ashfield, Thomas , and II,
Walier of Huron and, William , of
Langside; One daughter, Mrs. .Hugh •
Ferguson of Ashfield and 'one sister, '
;Mrs. Wm. 'Young of Goderich.,
MRS. CHARLES K'NICILOLS.ON
After a- long ill&ss; Mrs C 11,1.
Nicholson, Of Graylmini, Sisk, passed.;
away, Sunday evening, Oct., 9th n
Moose -jaw General ;Hospital, .where
he had patient., the
past five
t:
Mts. Nicholson, whose. Maiden name
was . Letitia. Robinsim was born at
Chealey Ont.; in 1872. She went to Cal -
?inlet Mich., in 1834, where she niet.
eri,Linuei5ioewd
Mr NicholsOn, formerly
a.Tn 1905 they inoved to
Sisk., • where they, have farmed ever
sprinTeeshe.bei.tfeurniaernaleh'spu_rrevib,7 1:aosiehe Jaw thWed-
nesday, Oct:, 12th at 2 p. Pe in Knox
easter:Rey. James Wilson officiating;
the large assembly present being. a '
testimony to the Sorrow Of the district.
he deep and lasting impressien.of her
long lifeof goodness in sacrificing
effort in the,:interests•of church, cord-
intinityeerid-rieighbours., -
• Interment was in Rosedale' cemet-
ery.; The Rehekah todge'4of which she
had been it member since 1903 being
12chhearsympathygeoftlifh
theservice
soervigise
.T.'niane: friends .
is extended to Mr.. 'Nicholson in his
,ad. bereavement. °
. .
• ..
,
aones and Robinson were having
heated argument as 41 whose„marrewa, g
'.•ere the largest.. ,..
TO prove his words, jenes said he •
Wotild go out and fetch pnein:
ha, you don't call 'that a big
reerrciw, do You?". scoffed Robinson,
when he returned.
"Well,'" replied Jones, "It'A out Of '
your., garden," ;
'
kith J..O. MeDonald of Chesley, bee
'fig , nanied president of ,the •Aasecie •
ation, • `3."PiN Mardeelc of Duthain,
first .vice-president, n.. Rano :of,. ,
Beussels„ second , vice;-preaident and
Harvey Lucas of Hanover 'secietarye:'
treasurer. Membees of the executive
are A. E. Donald of Walketton, Terrie,
Gregg of Kincardine, V. Dile of ., ; •
Harriston, E t. WilliAnis rift Wing:
hriee"Frank. Pickard of "Paisley, WeA.,..
iey Ruston 6f '.Lucknow anot,
Hay, forniet 'Detroit 'ter ings
pittyptc,Of ,ListoiVel. • ,
in the pas t some 1ink Owners heVe
=ought to raise 'edniission 'prices fee •
the 301111;fillaiSI and finsls. To Pr&
Vent this, the meetingdecided` that
mlie twenty-five per celit of the gote.
ree4ts for these games, no
csC
to eiceped $60,, shall he paid AO the:
rink owners,
Another ;decision.' as that the 1,ef-
eree's bell ends phiy, after the gepg
hss, aounded. Art' ineident,of this mit
-
Lire wha, ineithsted 134; Ltionotit
wintee end upheld by the Vit, 0, a A.
oteentive, •
The isst iiitte' for entries Was Art
nt Wov"2d an'd gteupg are to be
demi% W1tii .o. week' or this, date.
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