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The Belgrave .School A$80elatio
euceessful • iawfi day ioausic
a1 last weeks
Testy. . ,
rank J. Hollyrae,an, .Blyth, ` Tvhe
,haa been abaker at LneknOW,
01inton and Blyth, has -bought
general atone business ,ilt •Rutia.ven,
near 'Leamington... "
M Mary n Treleaven, Luck
;w's oldest reslden't, is in the
l gha gp t, t, With €t fit dared
ip.. Fite 'Will .•be ninety -47e �+� 11
• of, age: on May..%26th.
Edward JObliat0n ('rawford, 1ife .
long resident of Hullett . township,
,
41ed. suadeilly at his home en -tlie
3,2th, concession, on 'April; 23nL He,
was in 'his eighty-first year. , Sur,
vii'ving 'arellis wife, three sons and
,,owe daughter: ° '
'ohn iL w Shobbrook► well•ka0W i
resident • of . Lohdeehoro, . diek.ou
1k1ay 2nd' in, his : seVel rlifth year,
nativ'k .,*f ` lunett township, he
farmed.. in that tewnshi r�ntil about
n e''• moved -to
a whe � ilii
three ,year, .,got. r
I,o desboro. Stirviltb g • . are • his
wife; two daughters, Mrs.. Percy
011)Uings. Of Itullett .and Mrs, Nor-
man `Radford. 'of Parkhill, and two
'sons,Bert, en the borriesten4, sold
Lorne of Oshawa.
1JpSets..,
Kills' Man .a •
*High ;winds are- blamed ..fir the
1 of 1 ' Atkinson of Exeter,
death. , �a 1?ll•
who was ' killed ,01). Saturday when
as wagon.' was' blown over,' pinning.
him to the ground. 4.tklnso , thirty-
two .years of .age,. was working on
iris 'ferns south of Exeter ,and. -had
just Unhitched his, team. from the
Wagon when the wagon was, msec
on UV of bio by tbQ "wlrrd.,
ue r. %guard ns dd; • d neck
hayingghk*• been fractubir, edeat • His wife
survives..
;Wellington 11 eNaf. .
Foetanaster of Blyth
Wellington i Nall has been aP-
'pointea, postmaster of Blyt1,, to Ali
the :vacancy caused by the death of
Eert Taskerlast September, Mc-
N'alr le a veteran of the `second,
World War,
Milled when.
Walter :Madge, �o'' Exeter, w
.he
t �ii7illy'' lhiur�d .asst` week w u •
ra . , , . s.. _eratin . our the
tracior he wits, p ..
farm; of laorne . Qke Ind Tlsborre
township, upset axt'd,: pruned him
,to the',ground. fie WVs'found .byfi
tris .soon-iixrlaR', Norval . a'l nes... 1st
sv€ts evi"den' that. he had intended
ta,,atnake a turn to avoid sewn-
foot , diteb„and slipped `down ` the
embankment. - A former resident of
the Hensall c'listriet; ; Madge' was
sixtysSeven years of age 'and' leaves
a wife, one son and two daughters.
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Clborneixtterest.
Jiistorie
9: 1314. S. valued at ;171 Plano lsolee were
Johnstonh mid Sld ey
�linstou°rind ]iiolit ,Ji, Ph1111�:we�'e• rendered b3 1tut
at o. don' on M'o� Ldai!. t 1 0W1 — Mrs. ,Vole offereg .t13 et,o
visitsirs Ir n i . iris prayer .
lkir, Win Kruse of Galt .spent tl e : •
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week=enol with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar ' 1BAYPIELD
,Lawson.,
•S:isitors with Mrs: 0.-A, 'BOWS=
an.
d Nil,: and 1rs, It. J. Phillips,n•
Suri;daY were Mrs. I. S.+ art, -Tor-
'Roto i Mrs, 1Mel. Jewell, GQderie ;
'Air; and, Mrs. E. Radford and
. Clint a Mr; --mull Y
Kobt. dew•ell and Ala;ry `.•.Eiizabetb,
Penn:4110'.
Mtg.' IV. cT.' yoblson Is 'visiting here
brother an Toronto,, who is quite i11.,,�Mich, and, M! Lola Elliott of
Mr. and. Mrs, Hugh Bennett and }
',ohnny,. of tort ;A,lbhrt,' and Mr. and,
Firs.. Harold. Nie1til$ou and family,,
oWoS.e}Bfoardutho,.cvkiauiter- dl.S Mndra.''y.4,4-
i, n N
Ms.
The:Wo es'$ Insttute will ,bold
,herr
.a MIAMI Sunshine` Sisters; ban.
, u.0
-duet in: the Sunday' school room of
Knox ` United' Church en-, iruesdstY
evening, gay Lath, at 7 o'clock
;sharp Mm. Tait Clark of Carlow:
wi11. be 'guest" speaker., The roll
call—"Revealing the name of 3'our,
Sunshh a Sister," Hostesses—Mrs.
Herb ;12ogridge, ,i1.>lrs. Ha'rry' Sturdy,
Mrs. IIarold Gross. Mrs, Ted . East,
Mrs. Ellistittle. ..
Mr,, Erie ' \IcIlveen, student of
Queetils University, AingiSton., i(5
holidaying with .his' parents, Mr.
;and, Mrs. 'I', O. a1c 1
DPEN'G; O11 NEW
•Vte•
An interesting »leer that nlay,a.Ue
visited at the time of tfie Colborne
toaystship •eeateuary. and reunion
this' summer is, the .original home
RA IELI) May 1;0. Mr. Lloyd of ° Miehael r9 ert one . of '� the first
X1.+` y
'
e 1a returned to Mount Forest settlers in this district 'This "hutt(�er
cat- .ke
an �uturdtll� to
S4 resume ' his'`dates Belled Jute a, .very eon -
no renin
P lice, rngdiou and comfortable, htrrne, is
1v th *he ntario 1pxovincial u ou,ried alnd,'aGcup ed l;y Jsaii, .vua;•et:
're s f ..,�ne ' pert,- nl-
""�'Ir: �,_,.�,�'lit<roid r `-"',�.'a�41 -4�"�' _ ,
the pioneers. -Tlie , kite'tfas •ehoS ,' 'bv
and- f,� gsly, of ' Detroit, "Spent i>l � h ' owin • t� its �"rub-
,- to ,3 ichael Visher g.
t i . ls., .Wes to _ i
i��eel�.enci ty th Miss ' '-a ` sten spring ' vvhtcl>A
Mrsw .1L Miller•.•of Mt, Qiesueus,, unit . t&. . mons p, g
:today is • still Clewing strongly., Ott
w to the. Maitland'River flrom'
'•ltd. way , i
its head was 'built. Me gust Sawzn ll,
by a }lir• Kyle,, 'Die remains of the
dam that' created a head of "afteer
,feet is .still to be seen, 'and It is,
Mr: Durst'S intention, tri rebuild a
dash , at • the same, phtee to create C
a pond for trout and,also to gener-
ate power Por his farm.
The original house, still. " In •a A
well'presered condition:, was built-
of oak timbers faced, and built in
,with limestone about. two• and a-
half •feet thick,' afterwards faced
with roughcast, Tlaie • material for
'tree house was brought 'from 'York;
tlro<u li it is not known what was
R
the means of transportation: . 'The
structure shows no sign of deterior=
anion ,and should be god ''for at
I veeul, - • least another hundred. Fears.
Ladies' Guild.—Tris Ladies' Guild their tine job; o Another proprietor, the late J.C.
of Vit," chure�": rlaig nes? a y with Plan Arena en Fair •
Grounds.-- Le'irouzel, Utilized the spring to
in the c�llur°i�li on 'i't ,clay �vitll .Mrs. J'm Bayfield Agricultural Society cool a chtt•nt'pagne he _naris ifactured
John Daer in charge. gins. �A• and the loeal I.ic)rls Club are plan- from sorghum grown oil the farm.
Nesbit ltd in player and the 5crrl>• ,shag to build an arena- _on,' tlie This not proving protitablt, it was
Lure was lead by Mrs. 'rhos. ling -
ginning'
b;rada.cla.' thisEssig and erre be- allowed to fall into d-cay, d\1 r.
gift, Yuliuwed by a solo °1)� alis.
M:i•a. Elk:' Davies .gialni.ng•` their drive for funds at Durst" now uses part o:� the water
Haggitt.k1 i..onc lige: \grit'iiitural Socleiry 'is, .by Ilydtiruiic pressure •tet force
gave ii talk <)n her trip [0 1'lor alt sponsbning old-time dances in Alae d t' t an
Mrs. Nesbit- gave a readings taken Pavilion,-c-r°ery Wednesday night -for
stories .writ-
fret,► the lx llti-or the next sixteen weeks, be ;ibuiug
tell hy- the title alt,,' Pe"1 Tali May 10th, as part. of its rug}I•-raiS-
Laughlin. '1'lle president, Mrs. A. lug i'Ve . for this worth}chile
Kirkeo,i).n"ell,` took charge • for the Rork. It is hoped to'c a:ect a Luilcl-
t)u mess. Ren'. J.A. Robes is offered i ;,... , r' p ry (* l of a •ink �rTroch
the c la ung prayer. heused . also bv"'the A •ieul-
W.M.S.'11eeting.-=-•The` W.M.S. of will .
PIPE ORGAN AT ST. tar#
,,The St. Malys daurnal-Argus has
the following account of. a recent'
event. in that town: • ' -
Monday evening was one which
will be long' remembered by the
congregation .of St. James' 'Chukch,
fcyr• it marked the opening of the
beautiful xtew pipe Gargan presented
by'4Mrs. H."J. Sutherltind in. loving
memory of her, -brother, Mr. •.Arthur
'Geiger.. • -
Mr. W. II. Bishop of Goderieh,
ti welliknowii , former organist here,
'who is recognized as• •!t master of
the pipe organ, delighted the _large
audience with, his severs), organ
numbers, which •included a `wide
rage cat muster -_'mrd- display ttr
those present' The -healutifu1 tones
'of the organ. .
Mr Bishop was accompanied here
J y,..atSy'o .solei�t5., Pf...his._. cI oir .in
Goderieh, Mir.. Ulen ',Lodge, =tenor,
and Mr. Dan :Walter, , baritone.
'Their nunibees, " which were must,
appreci'ated•, were tenor solos,
"Then Shall the Righteous" (Men-
delssohln) and'' "Leave ,It with flim
(ElliJ the baritone solos "It •Is
Enough" ,'(Mendelhscllm) and. "The
tither lilh.asIng ni3iiflTe' ,
duet b ' tile• t«'o 'soloists, "Say;
-"Watchmen," by Sergeaatit.
The ` String Ensemble composed
of Mr: and 'Mrs. ]'red .;otft, Law-
rence Angus, Iter•: '4�'., S'cott Dun-
can 'and tev. G: I'. Phrson,'violins ;
Mrs. Ueeii Ilatll ar,c1 Erie •Jung,
cellos ; Gtorge '13x11:, 'double glass,
accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence May
.at the pijtno, played four excellent
'numbers. • . •
Rev. G. P. Parson welcomed those
present and expressed the gratitude
of the congregation' to the artists.;
/Mr.. W. H. Eishop . gave a Most in-
teresting talk , and demonstration
on. the pipe Organ from its earliest,
i1istoli), to` the 'present time .and
.cengratnioted_.the_.eoaigregation on,
the fine • organ •which had been •
stalled. Rev', Mr., •D'uucan•• pro-
-notiiiiced, the • belnedietion at the,
close "'of the recital, • ' . • ,,
A:.soeial• hour was spent •in the
Parish Hall -by . the _ orchestra, Abe
visiting artists anti St. Jnines'
choir; and delicious refresltnyents.
were served ,by the members of,the
Chancel Guild. ' •
'TAYLOR'S 'CORNER
FROMro'TNE
"B'LUE 'BO QK''' OF FA-Mr/US 'TRAINS " .
Detroit • retul*ned home „on Sunday
after spending the past w.eek • with
.their. mother,: Mrs,. M. 'Elliott,
gr. and Mrs: T. H. 1\'iack were
to Wiry sor tor' 'a ec uple,, of ,41111y$
this week..
Dir. Allen Ormond of Dearborn,.
Mich., is at the ;Albion Hotel this
week,. •
Mr. "and Mrs. Norinain Tom of
Detfolt spelt a week -'end at their
home in the' village. '
The renovation of the Town Hall
is. - just about: eompleted. A new
ceiling has been put in and painted,
' new scenery has been made, the
1vainecoting and. doors have_
covered with plyrv�'ooei IWd stained
and the walls papered.lrTh.ca color
scheme!, is 'pate green, The con-
tractors are to 'be congratulated on
Iiti0 United Church held their
May 'meeting fir the &Many •arc obi
100)11 on Ts h
,uey, with :All's: Albert
(�ttinpbell .10 ,charge;;and Mrs,.• Sid
McClinchey presiding atthe piano,.
le of `"'Tie meeting - wad
row Older" . and the' pro -
am 1lr •tieMtssiirnrtn .f nnrt=t 1
y
The , til
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'The "_ National Book" "-- •
your Canadian
Tinto Table -:. guide 10 '
Everywhere iN Canada..
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This year;: The .International' Limited, eimpfetes
. 50 years of continuous, regular daily service between
Montreal,: Toronto* and Chicago. Since July lst,
1900, Canada's premier train, The International Limited,
has been providing'something special in speedy
railway travel ..„courteous service, comfort and a
smooth ride over a perfect roadbed ,:..'double track all
the way, with automatic block signals.
The International Liniited follows the short fast
r-oute,'full"of scenic interest by' day, sleep=inviting'
for overiiighttravel. Nutt time, travel comfortably ...
artive refreshed, on The International Limited.
t serves-lionttreal,-C qdwells
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B,rockville, Kingstoti,l3ellevilfe,.
Pori -Hope, Oshawa; Toronto,
Hamilton, Brantford, London,
Sarnia ., . Chicago. •
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*Pool{Service. Motreat.. Toronto only.
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RAILWAYS *' AIRLINES i STEAMSHIPS : not=
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era.
•EXP$'ERA '.Il TELE CfBhp11
was corrltd out. 11'a er. ,was ••of-
fered• • l;y••' Mrs, 'the
23rc1 Psalm was read responsively.
1'iar•.go Grange 'rendered at piano.
iustruuaental. The heralds re-
Sponded, • Mrs. ,Ertiiiest' PattesSo t,.,.S.n,
Christian. stewa•);dsliip, Mia: S. Mc-:
(`1incheV on home Anissions, and
Mrs: A. G. Hewitt; „prehared'a paper
,on temperance which was `read.by
.Mrs: C: M. Straughan. A report of
•the twenty-fifth. anniversary of
1•Iuron Presbyterial W.M.S, was.
'given by Mrs; E. • Patterson and'
Mrs. C, M. • Straughan. The presi-
dent, Mrs. •'Fred • Toll, took.. charge
for the bus'''iness period. The,, cor-
responding secretary .read " several
"thank you notes:'- Mrs.' T,o11,' re-
po:sting fol the ..supply committee.,.
announced thatthe bale had 'been
TAYLOR'S.' CORN,ER, .shay 9•'
Miss Wilda ° 1'VilIon of London Is
spending' her • vac aitton with' her
parents, Mr. and, Mrs..Roy Wilson.
Mrs.' G.. Ginn was in Guelph 'last•
week as delegate 'to' he ecln-
r'eIltian. ti ,
Mrs.- Reg.• $ l rdy Spent the Week-,
end ill' Buffalo with relatives.
• WO are sorry to report .that Mr.
Dodd Rodges is a .patient in .Alex-
<and-1-a--,Jlospltal We. tv.ish -_ 1i11n .tt
speedy recojezy_
Mother's I)ay will be Ol►serred in
%ion ('httr"ell on Sunday. A cliild�
rev's choir . will provide the 'music.
'Ladies' Aitl _Meeting. :The Lad'les'
Aid inet at: the home of ,Mrs, Joe
Wilsoitt•ou Wednesday aftefn'Qon' of,
last" Reek. There' was a good at
'tendance.' The'Scripture W11,8' read
by Mrs; Reg. Sturdy. The program,
consisted' of a reading by • Mrs.
C•alvertr' and a •contest. A delicious
lunch *0. served liy the hostesses.
The June ; meeting a will be " he"ltt
at the home 'of Mrs. Walter Mick .
7,1
tui -a1 tiocictyy each ,fads for i.ts fair,
• .1 a gee :AP*. `diel you, stt'ike'•this
dent b t?' '
Accused:, Ile got tap .4.1y nerves.
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ry ater to his house an a so o
up-to-date •barn and stable. The,
whole -.pia •e. of 150 acres ran .be
made into a place of, ;feat natural
scenic beauty as well as a profit-
able farm:;
Stiff 1st :"ci`tii be -Made ttti' 't11)prrrt.
anything,. •'Ipiirticula•rly stati4sticians,
(,)ttt'lier Chrotiit•le-Tele;rapli:, `, �.
or Those : Who Resi e
NearbyCa unities
E. E. Granslon, 7t'unera1! ':. ervice' 2:114,Y
• ties and districts snrroun 'ing Goderieh,
charges as in Goderieh itself. ;
Why not' lha_ve 'the advantages of ou
mnoder,n, faculties and
•r,
equipment? 1'
ll
be :had In au.
the same Moderate
r capable
service and,
GOE;E RIC H's o rG114L.
FUN
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. 1 �MQtTR EAL ST: TELEPHONE '399"W"or•"J"
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"So your; husband', in.the •army
now, 'Mrs: 13'orriee -
"Yes, they've made him a gunner
I married him:"
"A .gunner?"- ,
"Yes, alwayil. `gunthis,. ner' do is, itnd •
`gunner' do that, but he nes"er did
an'. that's .what lies been ever' since do' anything ccrQrth while11'; .� •
e rn.ete-ryi
e nioriaIS
T. PRYDE 86.130N
(formerly, Ounnii;g.ram & Prydr
Clinton, Exeter, Seafortli
Write_ Box ,150,..or phone 41J,
• . - Exeter -
and we shall be pleased to
tall.
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MINARD'„r •end note th'e
quick relief you 'get.
'Greaseless, fast -drying, n9
strong .or unptea`arnt odor. -LARGE'
Get a bottle today; keeps ECONOMICAL,
it hindy. size .6l,✓;' c
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Giving your own to to someone you care
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ink you'll agree •• that the. 'por`-.•
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JUST ARRIVED
Ppe country in Northern Ontarit
—a Car of Ontario White • pine,
material; IVI6st of the 1". stock
knots and sdefectS.--,someting yOU
,•don.'t see very often pv 'Waite, well dleised Als� a
trim, m.oniding,,plyWooditi 1/4"x%", Masonite,
,Okass, • Haidwake, roofing, screen; —Wire; com-
bination. doors, slab and 'Cupboard dbors. • ;
quantity of 9 ft. 2 -piece barn sash enliatid. 'We
dn short order..
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Also and .Caliadian Ceniefit.
GIVE. US
:ieffery
Planing Min
tigin Ave. .East,,
kl'ust off No; 8 Highway
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FREE FURNA'CrlgSPEC'TION... can save
you .as much as 30% on' next winter's fuel
••• Easy teirnsio suit your needs ' •
No'ivorriest coal is deliiiiied in plenty
next winter. „
3Handy coupon payrnerts nitike house,
. hold budgets tun iiimather year!.
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