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BLUEVALE Thos, .Bird continues in a poor
John L. and Mrs, 'Geddes, of Bel- state of health.
grave spent the holiday with Robert , Ashton Morrison, 'St. Catharines,
and Mrs. Shaw, spent Saturday in the village,
Mrs, Thomas Barett, of Waterloo,; James Sanderson was a recent
was a holiday visitor with her semi visitor to London and Detroit.
Roy and Mrs, Bazett, I E. Rann and family, London were
P. B. and Mrs. Scott and R. F. and week -end Visitors 'With *elatives here,
Mrs.'Gaieties spent the 24th with Elgin Hoffman ties -gone to Har -
friends at Seaforth• lriston where he has secured a poli•
Mrs. S. I3lachford, of Toronto, is tion.
epeiiding the week end at the home The young son. of Thos. Abram,
of John and Mrs. Mundell. I of Tornberry mot with 'a painful ac•
Wm. and Mrs. Lockridge and fam- cident on Monday when he fractured
ply, Mr, and Mn. McDonald, of Ham- i his arm.
Ilton, also Mr. Hoggartt, of Detroit, • Mrs. Selby Dobbs, Becton and
.pent a few days' with John and 'Miss E. Sanderson of Markham
Mrs. Lockrldge. 'D, and Mrs. Sanderson.
A. H. Musgrove, W. J. and M. 1
Green, of Wingliam, George Mus- - '-9
grove, of Niagara Falls, also Miss i WALTON
Edna Musgrove, of Galt, were boli -1 George Ferguson, of Toronto, calf-
day visitors with Mrs. Robert Mus- ed on friends in the village recently.
„rove, t Miss Jean Ferguson of Seaforth,
is spending a few days with Mrs. W.
WROXETER • Nt•al,
.firs. H. Henning is seriously ill at Bert Young, of Port Huron, is wis-
her home here. icing his daughter Mrs. Joseph
Miss Rowes; Brigden, called on ol 1 Campbell.
Pres -
friend:, in the village on Saturday, Ritchie and Mia, ,Drager; of Pres -
Rev. H. and Mks. Bolingbroke ars ton, spent the holiday with Mr. Drag -
attending the London conference, ger'•, mother,
Ed and Mrs. Jackman, Toronto, Miss Viela Carter,. of Hamilton, is
were ui s s of Time. and'z . Brown at present eat v isi ine
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r par nt, J
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eph and Mr,. Cartr.this week.
Geo. and Mrs. Fralick, Toronto, Miss Mildred Sellers, of the 17th
visited over the holiday with the for- concession of Grey is visiting her
grandparents Mt'. and Mrs. -Seller's
mer's parents in Turnberry.
of Morris.
talar wetat:.0 5tot t61.,'•4:> -ta Charles and Mrs. Sellers and son
Ks.la
m Clayton spent the week -end with
Sire. Seller's mother, Mrs. Hoerlo of
spent two days 'with their parents, D.
anc
d2 Heidleberg.
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JUST TO HAND
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New Ativertfnteweats
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Oil. of ootaent--J. e, rear
a ate of coats and z'resson-Ring )iron,
Nor en)e--rr. 1'. Plum
Reiter for sale-Lesne bake
Piss for sale-)gdger•oa 10e
(ow nod pigs for eel.-Cinlre bong
}llld'e arlp fsale-Phone
r este Nlaon.Aa711
Hag for solo -Jima Wilber
George Underwood of South Wat-
e'rdown spent at few days renewing
acquaintances in this vicinity.
Dr, David M. Hack,}veil, of Hol-
land, N. Y,, is at present visiting his
mother•, -Mrs, William Backwell,
William G. Clark left on Thursday
for Toronto, Mrs. Clark is in the
Lockwood clinic there and under-
went an operation for goitre, Her
many friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
CRANBROOK
Mrs. E. Radditz, is visiting with
John • and Mrs. Fisher for a few
days.
Cranbrook garden party will he
held an the school grounds on Thurs-
day June 20. A splendid program is
being arranged. Watch for further
particular;.
The Cranbrook ball team met with
its first defeat of the season last
Monday night, that's a good sign.
Defeated last year in the first game
by the Boy Scouts, the -team won
practically' all the other games of. the
Season. 'So, lets go Boys.
.A Precommunion Service will be
held eld on Friday night t at 8 o'clock.ek.
Communion service at 11 a. m. Sun-
( day morning. Evening service will
Icommence 'at Cranbrook next Sun-
day at 7.30 o'clock. A hearty inv.'-
: tation is extended to all
The Listowel Banner had the fol-
; lowing obituary of a former resident
1of this place : We are sorry to chron-
I isle the death of a long and well re -
1 sported resident of this town, Mrs.
W. A. Pollard. About three months
ago, while sitting in the United
1 Church on. Sunday morning she was
seized with a stroke of paralysis- and
since then, although being well at-
tended by skilled nurses and medical
aid she passed peacefully away at,
I the Memorial Hospital 'last Sunday
!morning. Her maiden name was
Martha Switzer and she was the only
surviving member of a family of
{
Listowel. She was a life-long mem- stroke and following an Dimas of
her of the Methodist church, In her three weeks passed away on April
former days she was an active 28th ;bringing to a close a life de -
1 church worker being superintendent voted to helpful service to those a -
of the Sunday School for years, also bout her, The funeral was held on
a member of the chair. Site reached Wednesday, May lst from Hainstocic
out a helping hand in every branch and eon's pallor. Edmonton. Pall•
of church work where she constantly •bearers., were three sons, Messrs.
attended. She was married to her John, William arid Earnc•et Camp -
now ,bereft partner thirty-eight year, - bell ; twee sena in -low, \isms I'ovev
ago and although her constitution and Foster Southerland and rt
was not strong she bore life patient- neighbor, John Neilans. Interment
ly and cheerfully at au times till the was in Mount Pleasant cemetery,
end •came. In her recent limes', Edmonton. A large circle of friends
though never able to put her thou- i who respected the dccees ed as a
ghts into words, she would repeat kindly, Christian woman, greatly re -
'her favorite verses, one of the lase i greted her death, and extend to those
being : that are bereaved, their heartfelt
0 land of rest, for thee I sigh, syrnnathy.
When shall the moment. come
Mise Margaret Sellers 3rd, con.,
And 1 shall lay my armour down "vets operated on for appendicitis in
And rest with Theo at home. the Wingham General Hospital on
We
tidnesday of last week. The pa-
ert'pu-
erto'.which she turned to her ear- ' ..
rowing friend and said : "As the ent is doing nicely anti is expected
days go by take everything to God in 1 ,\ r. a e i 's e • •
Prayed' She was one of those • I n 1 .fr., An k.rso
n and on:,
beautiful characters "who will be Jim and Donald and Miss Lovkhart
missed when she is Leone." She lea• from Peteroro motored ep TIIure
3'es to mourn her loss her devoted stay evening to spend the 24th re -
Switzer and seven nephews, of Weet- Mrs. R. Wilson, Stilt con, They re_
ern Canada. The funeral was held turned Sunday afternoon.The for -
from her late residence, Queen sties mer is a brother of Mrs. Wilson and
et, Listowel, to the family plot at rs C. P. R. station agent at Peter.
Lruss.ds cemetery on. Tuesday after- "oro'
noon. The funeral was conducted by 1S. R
Rev. Armstrong of the United M 0 R
church, Rev, Wagner of the Evangel- Members of the Township Council
ical church and Miss Pcard of the made a business trip to Haml,to:;
City Mission. Mi. and Mrs. Bailey Iast'Thursday.
sang an appropriate duet `The home Friend:: re glad see F a g a to .e that Albert
Iand," and :lir. F. S. Hudson sane Crooks, 4th line is now able to gat
that beautiful solo, "Shadows," out for car rides.
which was sung by Dr. Oaten eigh- Wm. d. and Mrs. McCall and dau-
teen years ago at Mrs. Pollard's bio- ghter, of Chatham, accompanied by
titer's funeral. The floral contribu- some friends visited at the home
tions were many and beautiful. The of Simpson McCall, 7th line this
friends who attended the funeral week.
from a distance were : Air. and Mrs. Friends of, David -and Mrs. Laid
G. W. Pollard, Mr, and Mrs. George law, 8th concession, Morris, will be
Pollard, Jr,, Mr. and Mrs. Cole, sorry to learn of his -illness which
Stratford ; Mr. and Mrs, George Mee necc sitated him being removed to
Fordwich ; Mr. Hooper and daugh- , London hospital,
ter, Wroxeter ; Mr. and Mrs. Dickey I The funeral of the late Richard
Harriston; bars. Newton McCauley, B. Alcock was held last Thursday
Brussels ; Miss Switzer, Grand• afternoon, and the service at the
Bend ; Miss Allis Switzer, Sarnia. home and graveside was conducted
by Rev. F. L. Lewin. The pall hear-
s GREY urs were his three sons; two sons-
in-law and deceaseds nephew;
Mrs. Smith, of Deloraine, Man., is John Alcock. Among those from ,a
visiting Mrs. Alcock, 14th con, distance were Mrs. W. Pollard, S.
Miss Jean Turnbull from Khmer- - and Mrs. Askin, Fred and Mrs. Cole
dine enjoyed her holidays with her ' and Loise, all of Stratford.
parents 0. and Mrs. Turnbull, School Report :-The following is
Miss• Blanche Patterson, of Gow- .the report of test examination: in
anstown was the guest of Mrs. Al- Geog., I'list., Spell., Arith., Grata.
tome the end of this week.
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;434-atvatvoo rs n• D; --n- <awa tm-r. sera a Phone z s l} ET H E L'
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three daughters who have prede-
ceased her. She was well and favor-
ably known around Cranbrook
i where she lived before doming to
cock 11th conc•esinon last week 1 Comp React Lit • nd Hit Total
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on S.ring
Lines
ere
aaalltak3aM ;'self eels»+ 'aletEtatelte atte taleette
Weather and too heavy a stock as
e ria season is w ll onitsth S e a, and 'inUNSEASONABLE
order to
Spring way,
stimulate buying we offer Very Special Prices on
many Spring Lines.
PRINTS
Special Patterns 30" width; 15 pieces
to choose from. Regular 35 c per
yard. Special 29c
Peter Pan Prints
As fine as finest Broadcloths, Guar-
anteed fast colors, • Regular 75c per
yard. Special 55c
Ladies' Cotton Hose
Good serviceable for everyday wear,
Colors in Sand, Black, White, Moon-
light, 25c pair or 5. for 81.00
Linen Hand Towel'g
Pure Linen, wide width, Regular
35c for 29c
Pare Linen, Heavy Quality, Regular
25c for 20e
Curtains and
Yardage Material
too heavy. a stock as season is ad-
vancing, 20% discount on all lines
will be given. Get your selection be-
fore lines get broken.
Men's. Suits
A complete range to choose from
and during sale 20% discount on all
lines to. Blear.
Beads for
Making Flowers
a new assortment in nice
bright shades,.. 5c bunch
teeteeolaaaatetaXategaleteleaaagate
Silk Gloves
to Clear
$1.50 quality $1.19
1.25 to $1,35 for ...98c
CHAMOISETTE Gloves.
Regular to $5c for ..59c
Overalls and Smocks
Heavy quality in Blacks, Red Back
Blue and Stripped:
Regular $2,50 for $2.15
,Regular $2.25 for $1.95
Men's Work Shirts
Carrying, too heavy a stock consist-
ing of plain shades and plaids:
Regular 81.35 for 81.00
Regular $1.60 for $1.20
Men's Hats
Still a • good assortment to choose
front: •
Regular 84.50 and $5,00 for..$3.50
*.o.,:±:„.8.44.44-4,44,44.:4•0 MoD's merino Underwear
Silk Hosiery
A number of odd lines of
our 81.85 and $2.00 lines
full fashioned for ..$1.50
Mew t.;«.,,04. 1« aletelea-.; ,a
Broadcloths
for Slips
and Underwear
40" width, regular 45c
sale pace . , ......36c
t€S1 s�+trittiftelifa+41ASAlli64
Seperate garments in Penman's and
Mercury. Regular to $1.15; garment
for 89c
Ladies' Rain Coats
Heavy quality plaid and. moleskin
lining. Regular $9.50 and $10.00
for $8,75
Ladies' Coats
and Dresses
Balance of our Spring stock to clear
Regardless of cost. . A number of
large sizes to clear front .. , .$12.50
up.
These are a few of the many values given. Give us a call and look them over
PHONE 6r
F. A. HUNTER
Miassommirosomftwoolorioorime
BRUSSELS
Mr, and Mrs. Monkhouse, of De.- 100 per cent., Honors 75 per cent...
Detroit are visiting at the home of :Pass 60 per cent. Those. marked (*1
l T. and Mrs. Alcock, 14th concession. !Missed cone examination. Sr.' I\
Mrs. Geo. E. Speiran has gone to Dave Miller 81 ; Harriet Sniitl) 75.
• Toronto where she will take special Jr. IV, --Howard Snaith 7* ; Gordon
treatment for her nerves. Her Nihol 76 • Jack Pipe 55 ; "Mac
friends hope for beneficial results Scott 28. Jr. ill-.Aduh C 'cabs 70
Mrs. Oliver Turnbull we are soiry Sr, Ill Ctar:z Smith 83 Glenn Nie -
to say is laid up at present with a se- i llol 82 ; "Janie Bernard 71 , 11111
were attack of sciatica. Her many Harman 07. Jr. II A. --Jim Davie
friends hope she will soon enjoy her sit; Eleanor Nichol teal. Jr. I1 Dee.
usual health. yrautk MrCutcbeon G5 'Tom Bea
The workmen are busy this week Hard 35. Sr. I -Kenneth Cl sir 1`
preparing the foundation for the 'truce Smith 80. Jr Pr, --Jack
new re idenee on the farm of John Speir 89; John Harman 72; 3lona
R. and Mrs. Oliver, 16th con. A good ' Alillor 01 ; George MtC.utcheon 60.
ly portion of the material is on the 1 Winona A. Frain, Teacher.
ground.
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Announcement :-Mr. and Mrs.ETHEL
Hugh Dunlop announce the engage I • Carl Ames of Oshawa is spending
stent of their daughter Vera A., to . a. week at his ]come here.
Leslie J. Oliver, only son of J. R. 1 Mrs. Andrew McKee, of Atwood
and Mrs. Oliver of Grey Townshio spent a couple of days in Ethel.
The marriage to take place t'arly ,n 1 Mrs.P. N. Currie and Helen and
Jeno, 9 '3 Bob spent a few days in Guelph.
The farmers are getting finished j Mt.. Ella Hansuld, of Birch Cliff,
seeding an account of so much wet i spending a while at her home here.
weather it has deiayed seeding a 1 Jos Ames has been busy putturr
great deal latter than usual. The the village gardens in good shape foe
country is very beautiful at present sowing.
trees and fields all decked out in so Miss D. Stevens and Miss C. Evane
many beautiful colors, .with pros -'spent the holidays at their homes in
Poets for a beautiful crop food for Clinton.
man and beast.Ali•. sable McKee and little Son,
hir. Brewer and Agister Bird are l'of Toronto, 1311 spending at couple of
busy now for sometime hauling gra- weeks at the home of her father Jae.
vel with trucks from the James .IIs•- McLelland.
Hay pit,putting it on the Cranbrook 3, M. and Mr•_s. Lake Dorothy and
sideroad from R. 1.. Taylor's corner Fettle of Hamilton, and Mis. Ma)
south of Clark'. bridge. This was Fet;guson of Toronto, severe week -end
one of the worst road: in the town- visitors with John and Mrs. King.
Soft ball seems to be a dead issue
in Ethel. There are a lot of young
people - lint little interest is being
.hewn in this real sport. It is to be
hoped that a team can be put in the
league that is being planned. •
The Garden Party season will be
here soon. Mark down the follow-
ing dates and look for Posters, and
further advertiseutente in the Biu. -
sell Post Ethel, Tuesday, June 11, '
Union, Tuesday, June 18 and Roes
Friday. June 21.
Rev. F. A. C rnik, of Corrie, took
charge of the service in the United
Church on Sunday. It was flower
Sunday and Rev Mr, Craik preached
a splendid sermon on the subject,
ship, The good road will be continued
one mile west from the :rune manor
as that road is the second worst in
the township. Each conecssion pro-
vides the man working in the pit giv-
ing the farmers a chance to earn
something against their taxes.
• Word has been received of the
death of a greatly respected former
resident of this neighborhood in tlm
person of Agnes Douglas, the wife
of Ralph 'Connor, of Edmonton, Alta.
She seri borne in Grey Township 60
Years ago, where she resided until
her marriage to the late John Camp-
bell in 1887, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
spent most of the following years 011
lot 28, Con. 14 McKillop, where their
son Joseph Campbell now routes, A A'Iessage on the Trees of the
Mr. Campbell died in 1921. -Eight Bible."
Folks sometimes show a marked
lack of interest in the important
question of Prohibition as it is seen
so greatly abused in our province to•
day. More than that the plea is made
that 'we arc ignorant of tine farts and
conditions or more often blind to
those facts. On Sunday next on the
Ethel Circuit of the United Chura•b
every one who is really interested in
this vital problem is urged to attend
and hear Rev, Gatnhan of Toronto
who will give a sermon and ,present
the work and claims of the •Prohibi-
tion Ltnion, If you are not interest'
ed of course you will stay at home
and show it, be sure to be at church
Sunday. Roes at 10.80, Union at 3
p. 111. and Ethel at 7.30.
children survive ; John Campbell,
Edmonton ; \Icilliarn Campbell, Nan-
ton Alta. ; Ernest Campbell, Edmon-
ton ; Mr., Wm. Povey, Edmonton ;
Mr;. Foster Sutherland, Breton,
Alta. ; Joseph Campbell, Walton ;
MIs. Chas. Mann, Clinton ; Santos
Campbell, London ; also two step-
claughtere, Mrs Dave Raid and Mr',.
Alex, Mcl`wing, both of Harloelt.
Iteeeased was a member of the Pres-
byterian Churelt and during her res-
idencr et \Velton wait a faithful
member of Duff's Church, Six years
ago site married Mrs R. W, Connor,
anti wont West to live in Melfort,
Sesit., and later they moved to nd-
}Holton, 'Alta. During the first week
in April of this year she suffel'ed a
Mrs. Iiev. D. Ili, Guest and Jimm
are spending ing a week ec.lt in Kincardine.
Mrs. Weir, of Walkerton, is spends
iMngcMasta feer.w days at the home of Dr,
Howard and Mrs, McRae, of
Brantford spent the week end with
L. L. and Mrs. Ds•sjardine,
Rev. 11. M. (guest and John P. Me -
"mush are in London this week at-
tending the annual conference of the
United Church which is being held
in Centennial Church,
Many folks are beginning to think
that it is about time the novelty had
worn off in the owning of those ling'
Fiai•ds and that the young men would
do well to me a little caution not to
speak of courtesy in driving through
Mur viliagr streets. If complaints are
Inade, to an officer, every one can
gueos what will happen.
'The Women's Institute purpose
hating a ten days mums(' in domes
tie eieenee in July. Would all women
and girls who wish to join the c1a-::
t,:ea' e• leave their names with Mrs,
G Kreuter or 'Miss Ella Pearson at
es eerie- a date as possible. The fee
is e. for member- of the institute
and t,0 lents for those wile are not
nl rnhr rs.
C)n Tl[w s il ng of t11 -'k
at cluck av patreviceiotn nt,:•'t n„w.will
rise ise.s1 .r tee• United Church under
•.aspire: o; the Young. 1'eopl,•'.
Society. A good program of muse: ed
110cul, r,, readings etc. will b.' pr..
no -'i, There will also he a ,short a,l
drcss by Jnl'n Peae•sor,. 'i1 la
et 1. -ked to supply sandwiches and
ei le.',
There was a fairly good crowd is
:1. e ad urs„ on Monday night at the
township hall when the Play "Take
My Advice" was pres.•ntest by the
Young People of Parkview United
Church of Stratford. This ;3 -act play
is a very pleasing one and the s''v-
,<ral parts were exceptionally veli
chosen and acted. Roe Williams on
behalf of the Public Library web
routed the Young People to Ethel
• and introduced Rev. C. W. Cosens,
who is vert effeeient director of the
• Play. A social half hour was spent
after the .play.
The: annuel meethar of the Ethel
Brandi of the Women's Institute was
held on May Kith at the - home of
Mrs. J. Bremner. The meeting. open-
ed by singing the opening od" and
the Lord's prayer was repeated in
unison after the rearing of th.' min -
Mee of the last meeting and reports
of last years' work which showed the
Inst:tote had a very succesetul year
and some very interesting: meetings.
The eleetion of 011ivere was a fol-
iows. President, Mfrs Jas. Pearson ;
1st Vice, Mrs. L. Lehi, and lice,
Ea Parson ; See. i h .a • , Mrs. G.
Kreuter e r . Direc'tnrs, Mre. Jas, Anes ,
Mre, Doh on. Mrs. McMuster,
Mee. P Bremner ; Diet. Director,
hire. Quest Poisson ; Auditors. Mrs.
Carr ; ;firs, Werdiaw ; Pianist Miss
1S . I't:,1.o11. Al the epose if tb
me -tine the host ss firs. J. Bremner
aseieted by firs. Ames and _Mr,. R.
Ill -1nn. e served Junin. The next
meeting. June 20th will be held at the
home e of Mrs. Rev, Guest.
McDonald Hay -One of the
smartest weddings of the season
was o .. 1•uz, et h1 Knox P1'esbyt_r•
can church. Listowel. on Saturday,
May 'o, when Rev. J. A1. Nichol, II.
A. P,. D,, united u1 marriage Miss
Henan 11 H ry, only .daughter Of 2Mre.
Jame-- Nelson Bay, to Archibald Me -
Donald of Listowel, and former resi-
dent of Ethel, The Church eras
•heti t tally decorated with spring
b1oe Mms, tulips, roses. and ferns
while the guest pews were marked
with satin ribbon and ,blossoins.
The g,neets numbering; about seven-
ty-five were ushered to their pews by
William Pinch, Gordon Bart, Wal-
lace. Collie and Ralph McDonald.
Promptly at high noon the bridal
party entered the church to the
.trams of wedding march from Lo•
hengrin played by 3liss M. Suthrr-
land, who was smartly gowned in
lemon georgette with ermine far and
Lar to match. The bride, who wits
110,bend, two nieces, the Misses
given in marriage by her uncle, E.
W. Hay, M. 1'. looked very beauti-
ful in 0 gown of white chiffon with
satin train and tub' veil cc:.t1''t wil'1
orange blossoms. Site catrrtecl an ex-
quisite bouquet Of sweetheart rose,
lily -of -the -t'all'y and ilia, with 1311,'
silk. streamers. rs. The ,patron of honest
Mrs. E. E. Hay, and the'. bridesnutids
Misses E. Hancock and Al. 3lcDon-
aid were attractively gowned in per,
iod frocks of yellow,'blue, and nwu-
vetaff,'to with pieture pictureLets to match,
and tarried 11dfa.hinn.d nosegays of
roses and lily-of-the-ynll.'y. E. E.
Hay, brother of the bride was gro-
omsman. During the sig"ink of the r
sister, Mrs. Jerausnn of Chicago,
gowned in purple lore and prctut•e
hat sang "Because i love you." Im-
mediately following the ceremony a
reception was held at the bride':
home, Penelope street.. t. The bride's
mother gowned in grey 9 crepe and
carrying Premier r0 e,, 'received tit''
guestsgliests assisted by the bridegroom's
mother, wearing grey and tarrying
Ophelia roses, and the bride's aunt,
:Hiss I. Brooks, very smart in purple
lace and pansies. Rev. J. M. Nichol
proposed the toast to the bride and
F. W.Hay, ht. I'., to the 'bridesmaid=
Following the wedding hmcheM» M,'.
and Mrs. McDonald left by motor
for the Maritime provinces, the bride
travelling in an ensemble of slate
grey moire silk with squirrel collar
nod matching hat, shoes and hose,
f. L, KERR, Fro/irietor
Personal Paragraphs
Jaek Oliver, of Termite was her
for the 224th, ' B
Alis. John Dark spent the week•enil•
iu `lteatforci,
Miss Peal 23aeket, of Toronto, wt.*,
botue fur the' 24th.
Mrs.. J. H Galbraith was a vieilos
In '.l.'tonlo thek,
:N usee chicle 3islcwe(iraeken, of',1'oranLai -
wits home for the holiday,
1). M. end Mr's. Scott, of Louden,
were in ti,wu for the'2,4(h,
Miss Muriel Spading of Niagara,
spent the weelt.e(d at home,
Jas. Pserisle b, unto„ working in.
Stratford at the baking trade.
Jno. anti 3tu(die Nagar spentthr
24,2 at their bonze in Wroxeter,
Mist: Hesaie t3. P.nfi,id spent tire•
tveek.end at her hntue in Guelph.
Miss Millie (5 (' (5 14.11'7ii. Was a visitor in
Toronto on Rlnndey and Tuesday.
W.13. Strachan of'i`oronta,isspend-
ing a steak A1' th, nal entaf haute,
Aliss Olga)Dlc$ay, of rnronto agent.
,he holid,ly9 with )('Ealy,.. in town.
71(1. Yoilnrk and family motored '
up 1'u it Totontr• ', 1 the neek•erta.
Nesbit anti Mrs. liantilten Wert' 'Via--
iinrs it, 1,-r„ It„ eat the fiat cf the: -
Sirs. Ras Fear 3II-s Mildred and 1111 -
re of Clinton vete bete for the holt..
� day.
Jen, Sehoeohals and daughter, Wise.
mit. of C.'iinlol, vele in town on
nt tbe
l'ue.day,
"e
1 r 1.
1
1{ s
, of (,brae
week -end with retativeK andcallingo aid friends,
U. H. t1 alk et. ha,: anent the Ming
slew' 11 oto Nesbit•t
l i nen. t 1.1+, '1'ttrieht>2-
1l Kt, Cnft lt.
Ben. 1)ae k. '.f (471t, spent the 24111
with his lrtethet., Wm., Jeb( and
- Rnbt. G. Dark.
stet•. I{. A and MMrs. Lundy, of Nile'ev1330113t T. C.! and Airs, DMr'Caer"ll la03st week.,
F. and Mrs. Sintey and daughter, el
Tot onto spent the week -end with 3.
T. said Arcs 14111(1.
Ms.- Rev ThMell had her tonsils re-
tnaved in S ai'ertth hospital on Mon.
day of last meek,
:tit s. J S Hendl'tson aced Miss Klin-
o• of Seafnti1, 1(510 visitot31 on 131l.u7.-
dav with sirs 8. Carter.
Mts. T. 11 Walker and blaster Jack
L..wry spent the wepk•etrd with the
fnriaer'i son at %Valkeiviiip.
rir. Jntnieantl is itttendi"g the meet-
ing of the Ontarin 1{fedicat Associa-
tion in Hamilton this week.
C. H. and Mrs, Pugh, of Sarnia,
spent ,a couple of he uta With 3. I, and
1120, Kezr nn Sunday afternoon.
(leo. 1'.. and Airs. Fergo,,on and
children. Tot•nntn, wet), reset+ re with
J. 1,- and Dins. Keir nn Sal Ili day.
Mrs. Cline Scott a,ul Master Jim of
iie€,uua, ate 11.1i31LN4,g with the ler.
ns 1 s p,:rt''1 , A, and Mts. 3ttachan.
Itr. \tr, .1 and Mrs. Cameron, PaI-
tui'tt:tiin, Were bei.day vieitnis with
the former's fall:- r •teal brother in
Iii.s ()sLive D,,wr.ee, "f '1" 1(1)33,1, i•'
et'din her Var(1t(Iln Sri 0111 armlet`s
[3,n1,+pla. She is (a reu.in niche Spelt -
am families.
Prot. C03331tahle \Vhitesid0s, Goat,.
rich, Was in town nn Tnpsday get 1;N%
further evidence en the recent stab-
bing fracas.
Hee. eu:d Mr,.. B,nnedy, and child-
, en of Mount 131 ydges were visit0l'1
with the tatter's pat etas 3. 13. ntid
Mrs. Ballantyne.
Gen, and Mrs. Colvin motored on
'1('111 Stratf'id Sunday to take the -
f11, rnlpt's Pc1'»elsr,eo. acid Mrs. ColviP.'
hack h,•tn" wuh them,
Alla, ('1neh has been roar/led to
her bottle with a disabled knee and
\lies Fannie Begg is waiting no het.
ice hope she sote will be alright a-
gain,
George and Mrs. Israel and daugh-
ter, -hiss Henrietta. and Sylvester and
Mts. tscaet, all of Kit rheller, end A.
and Mlrs. Srh01303, of Stratford, 11151P
91sitnra with •1031 and Mrs Q,ueriu.
Dr. J. E. and 211x. Alaundpra, of
Bti 113111gln11n, Mich , veers 90(1(01(1
v 111
town for several days recently. \311i(1*'
(n thea Useably the fnruler 1(3111 1V, 13.
Alannd,e7•s 3!1(1,11' a hnani cue! trill.
rip tel
Alnskaka,
'Mrs. E smith leaves next Wed-
„eadayN5"tle(3ed, w1103'e
she will visit fiiendv at Is'dinbuglt
eel other places. She will sail from
17nntrtal. on June 70 00 the "rift--
"11ese of Alholl." We wish her a
('leet4(1)17 '111 leg stmt a safe tidal
5.
CHURCH NEWS
St. Johns Church,
Von. AIch•1lenenn Jones-Saleavo'y,.
of tied/girl', will conduit 01(91'x::• z11.
u -tial nn `uttday. Ru(iday Sehunl (11
10 a, 111., tiel9ices al 11 za. 19. and 711.
ate. At Sr, t3 peel;,", ('heu(41, \D'altnu,
51131087 Sellout will Inset at 2 o'clock
end set 1:1•" at 3 p rn.
The gifts to the matron of honor and
bridesmaids were crystal necklaces,
to the soloist and organist beaded
bac', and to the groomsman and us-
hers whlie itoid 'teen knives, white the
bridegroom's gift to the bride was an
fqu.u•ioe ring. Mr. and Mrs. Mel/one
aid will bo away about six weeks re-
turning to spend the sutmner at the
lake, and leaving in the f(tll to reside
hi the Maritime provinces, Guests at
that wedding included Mr. anh Mrs.
G. Darroch, Mr. and. Mrs. E, 1:.. Ray
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Jennison, Chic-
ago, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. ante
Mrs, Terry, Miss E. Kidd, William
Dinah and W. Collie, Toronto, a11e11
Mr. and Mrs. Hancock of Washing,-.
ton.
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