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are beiuit; eauGht at the °brer lit L ac F.7,, .
in reasonable ;amounts' for the list .
time iii-Meiity.tive years, the fisher-
men stated. Four years ago the Do-
minion _Government hatthtrry- 1,laceci
hundreds of whitefish fingerlings in
tlet,P,.lake aid it is these lith• Wl►ich are
now being caught.,Most. of the fish
caught commercially here are sold for
markt•ts at NevvYork, Detroit and
Chicago: _ 1,.. . New Cabinsi (suite a number of new cottages are
i t►eialg,curlstructetl in iiaytield this year
,.,',t -and several new cabins also are being
lbuilt. The latter are 6being erected at
1 Tow Bailey's unci at Edighoffer's.
New Pavement itunuaorc l
One of the men . with the Ontario
1 Government party aaccdinpanying the
visiting t'rrited States :newaspapermen
• along tiara/. Blue .Water Highway hast
week unoliieial;iy: intiWated there was a
a possibility of the Baytield-Goderich
portion of the highway being paave;d
some tiriie this year. Failing this, he
said, it was. entirely likely that it
would be done next year.
' Lions Club Planning Carnival
At 'it meeting of the Hayfield Lions
Club last weelt a committee was ap-
pointed t make preliminary arrange-
ments for the holding of a carnival
during the early part' of August.. The
NEWS OF BAYF1ELD
BAYFIELD, June 11.—Mr. and Mrs, 3. Mr. and Mrs. y1'. D. Dunn and fam-
Malcolm Tunis and' Mrs. E.• Weston ily, of London, spent the week -end at
were in Toronto over the week-end!their cottage on aii'rrace. oominittee appointed is: Charles Gemin,-
attending the marriage cif'their nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Al Cordes ofsseornia
s hardt, chairman; Jack Howard - and
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are guests 'of firs. Irene Bassettt thin (,,rant Turner, They hope to secure
Donald Guest , t o Miss nary Mcliagne4
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Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brown and baby, week, Storm Damage number of games from the Goderich
of Detroit, are the guests of Mrs, • and 'Loath Lions Clubs for, the oc-
Yrank Detroit,
this week. Extensive damage was done to the rasion,
Mrs. E. P. Lewis and Dr. Blanche approach to the new bridge on the Trustees Meet June 27th. M r
, Burton of Toronto were week -end south side of the river by the' torr•entiaal The trustees of the Village of Bay -
guests of Mrs. N. W. Woods. rain on Saturday. Most of the work field will hold their regular monthly
Mr. and David Dewar and on thine the l:sst few weeks,. was washttd,t meeting on 'Friday, June 'nth. Only
George and :Miss Elva Dewar of Tor-
down n to the river vane.. The train routine business is ,,at present slated
onto spent rhe week -end with` their e'aause&l triuct; damage in this district
for discussion at this meeting.
parents, Mr, and Mrs. David Dewar. to crops and tiairtlens aatd several cul ' `Women in Majority
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Causeroti of Tor- 1eru were washed completely away.
Bayfield is somewhat unique in that
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onto •ata, lli„ Veleta Forrester of Clin- Whitefish Catch Increasing more than fifty per 'cent. of the busi-
nesses in operation in the Pillage, or
shortly to be started, are run by wo-
men. S0uio of -them are :, 1 owiie
sisters, grocery store ;• Mrs. 1'. Weston,
drug and news store; e1rs..,,G. Hopson,
fruit and vegetable market ; AIrs. Irene
Bassett. autiy1'1e ..shop ; Misses ('rooks,
kraft shop: Mrs. B. Sturgeon, Log
Cabin Inn; Mrs. Maynlan,- Cities Ser-
vice station 11111011 counter; Mrs. Sam
M01:wau, grocery store..
.tori silent the week -end -,at their cottage. This year so far and also last year
Mr. and Mrs. J, Ritchie of Elntvale , Nava: been the worst periods for fish -
spent a few days last week with Mr. I ing het'rinr and perch in the past forty
and Mrs. George King. a years. according to the commercial
Mr. and Mrs. M. hart and daughter fishermen,. at Bayfield harbor. "When
Helen, of Toronto, were week -end you go out into the lake now You get
guests of Mr. and Mrs. King. 'pounds' of fish, whereas it used to be
Mr. 'and . irs.. Peter Johns, who re- •1461t-' of fish," elle •of the tisher.tuen
eently arrived from England, called stated. Sturgeon Brothers, one of the
on friends in the un Monday‘, _ccuuuereial fislirg firms lEre,rtIr
ed
Pete, who- spent eight and a -halt, Years East week that up to the previous eek -
in_. the _ Imperial array, just recently end, they ,had caught only tltrete lake
received 'his discharge- :ind carte to trout so far -this season. the largest of
visit his parent
which was three potsncls. indicating
Mrs. C. B. Chapman- of LundOu is the poor l,akt' trout fishing catches also.
spending a few days this week at her , The whitetisl catch. however, is com-
cottage, nlencing to increase and these fish
•
"Hello, Small; so you've gut the
s;tek" "Yeas. There was a disagree-
ment." •'Between you and 'the _boss;"
'No. between' the cash hook and the
till."
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"go„Goodyear!”
YOUR
GOODfEA-R
DEALER
Bert •Clarke's
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AUBURN
,AUBURN, Juno.' 10.—Mrs. Nelson Me-
Larty, who has been a patient in Uode-
i'ich hospital, returned Inane on Tues-
day.
Hiss Mary Asquith ui Kitchener and
Mr. Reginald .k.squilil of Toronto spent
the weekeend with their parents, Mr.
and firs,, C. E. Asquith.
ybr•. and Mrb. Albert Campbell left
on Monday -'for a two weekrn
s' utor'
trip to polmt1 in ,Northern Ontario.
Mr, and Mrs. l�:llLs Little ,and daugh-
ter Juan spent the week -end at Mgnk=
tum
llfss Hazel Dodd of Walton is vi:?it-
iug Mrs.• Wm. Haggitt. •
Mr. 1Vua. H. Campbell visi11d his
'sister, Mrs, Rogerson of Jamestown,'
.ti.Y.,
hiSt week. •
Donald Rush of Galt spent the week-
end with his mother, Mrs. Fred ,il oss.
Mr. Keith Arthur of Toronto spent
the week -end at his home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Dun au MacKay, .o1
Bright's Grote, spent the week -end
with. Dr. B. C. Weir, Auburn, and
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay, Kintail."
Mrs. Jal. Woods, who recently sold
her, home to Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald
Fowler, of Dungannon, has moved' to
Londesboio, where she VII reside with
her niece. Mrs.. Carter, and Mr. Carter.,
Mrs. Alfred Asquith, who spent the
winter, with her daughter, Mrs. b', . O.
Mcllveene of Bow•manville, returned
home on Saturday. Her daughter ac-
companied her home, returning to
Bowmanville on Sunday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Campbell last week were Mrs. Jas.
'a'" Gallagher and Mrs. J. Harrison of
Goderich.
The regular monthly; meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held in the
Foresters' Hall on Tuesday, June 24th.
Shell Service A report of the Women's institute cele-
bration to 'be held at Guelph vi•i11 be
given. Hostesses wilt be ' Mrs. Fred
i'laetzer, Mrs. G. Beaan,., Mrs. S. Mc-
'Clinchey, Mrs. K..McDougaall, and Mr's.
A. J. Ferguson. - Members are asked Anderson and Rev. Mr. Anderson dis-
tu note this iueetitig Js nue week later. utissed the ineitd,tin�v;; after which lunch
es
�lr• �1'e�. Bracluuck fins Iuuwetl his was served. The July meeting will be
barber shut, to his own dwelling on i held at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Main street. Haying lost his shop I Johnston.
and i idence' by lire last October, he „
Meeting.—The B.Y.I
.. met
has sten cuudt tlug his nosiness in
in the Baptist church with Mrs. W.
Goodyear Batteries
Phone 456J Saltford
ASHFIELD
• . Presentation to 'Retiring .Organist.—
At a 'social evening held recently in
Ashfield l,resltyterian church a present-
a1t1Un was made to Mrs. t). A.,MacLean,
'who has _ resigned as organist of the
church aftef•' many years- of, "faithful,
self-sacrificing service. •An address
was read. by Mrs. Howes, 0 member
of thcl choir, and Finlay MacDonald,
financial secretary of the church, pre
.16
,ember, THE
ORDER OF 'THE
GOLDEN PULE
•
A Precious Thing
The pride we take
° in our wor'ls is to us
a precious: ting. We
feel we are privileged
to be, members of a ..
profession which has
demonstrated its abil-
ity and its willingness
to serve humanity in
time of utmost need,
regardless of financial
circumstances.
BROPHEY
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a
ne7a���ice.
FLOYD .M. LODGE , DIRECTOR
13 MONTREAL S•T. • PHON-E 120
the Orange Ilalltisince then.
3I'is,' Harold Nicholson and daughter
Karen, of Seafortb, spent the week-eind
with her t;atl1er, Mr. Js, J. Wilson.
J1r. and Mrs, Norman F. ('Burch:of
Kansas City. Mo., Mrs. Fred Dorr, of
Detroit, and•31r. and Mrs. Ed. Varney,
of Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Taylor and Mr. ,baud Mrs.
David IIaiii_iltou on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge are
visiting friends in Toronto.
The road from lilytit' to-Anbnrta• has
been treated with a coat of taarvia and
the.County inen are now treating rile
road from Auburn to - Carlow. `This
seated t's. MacLean with a large twill anakc a wonderfulinaprovein0ut in
Bible and - 0 cheque. Mrs. M,(acLean the. road ;.anti will also relieve the dust
made 0 fitting reply and spoke of the Is11isaticc- .
happy ,,relations flat had always ex- Ladies' Aid.—The►I.adic>s' Aid of the
i ted • with the members of the choir Baptist church held•tlieir June meeting
and the -congregation, and thanked them, it -the home Of Mrs. (:lett Rat ithby, 'The-
fo'r this lastest expression of their good- `prc>sidcitt, Mrs. C. A. IIutiwsun. presided.
will. Members' of that Young People's- —ii
Scripture ilttnre wilS react by Mrs. R. J.
Society presented a- program of- music
-Gild--rer•itaitions and., also_suppl .d-.. ; 1 C--(.6;,-Anderson. A reading a)j,,it it_
freshtnents. Miss Sally MacDonald I by Mrs. hneeshavv. •.\ -alio, was revel-
' has been -appointed organist to succeed 1 erect by Mrs. Stanley Johnston anti Mrs.
\Irs_. MacLean, and Finlay MacDonald (,led Raithby and .Miss .Evelyn Ralith-
is: choir leader in succession to I)bnaald by • centr•ibttted a piano instruirleutaai.
i MacLean,. whr, hags removed to Luckzlovy. me topic was _given by firs. 1'. (.;
Phillips and prayer was offered by Rev.
Vesterfelt and Jerry in charge. The
Seriptnre was read by Miss Mae
Renouf.. A duet:. was rendered by
Elaine Johnston and Evelyn Raithby ;
a reading' was given by Bob Wilsorr, a
trio by Misses Mae Renouf, Emma and
Shirley Robertson, The topic was
given by Mrs. Vesterfelt and . Geo.
Robertson dismissed tile meeting:
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