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Interesting News of the District
BELGRAVE i Geo. Thompson has purchased a
Rev. James Scobie is attending new coach,
conference in London. Miss June Walden is on the sick
Mrs. John Smith, is improving af- List at present.
ter her recent illness. I William Duff unloaded two cars of
Mrs. Joe. Miller was a visitor with Gaal last week.
relatives in Toronto, the first of the W. R. and Mrs. Gallaher visited
week. with James and Mrs. Masters.
F. M. and Mrs. McCallum and Howard Stewart received and de-
children were Sunday visitors with livered a car of asphalt shingles.
friends at Seaforth. Miss Susie Collie is suffering from
Mrs, R. MoCrae, of Londesboro,' a stroke and is quite ill at present.
was a vititor with her sister, Mrs. Mr's. M. Robertson spent a couple
M. A. Wheeler in Belgrave. of days with friends in the village.
The Young People's Society of Robbie Masters caught a ten -inch
Knox United Church held a social speckled trout at the dam on Mon -
evening on Wednesday evening. daMrs, Gordon Hall had the misfort-
J. 0. and Mrs. Habkirk, •Isobel and one to lose 60 nice chickens by suI'•
Mac of Winnipeg, were Wednesday
location.
visitors at the home of F. B. and Miss 1Thynne, of Palmerston spent
Mrs. Scott. a few days last week with Mrs. J.
Anniversary services will be held Brandon:
in Knox Presbyterian church on M. and fibs, Lake, of Fergus, were
Sunday, June when Rev. G. M. week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dunn, of Toronto, will preach both Brandon.
morning and evening. Jaynes Kerney has moved into the
The Ladfes'd of Knox Presbye Aitchieson house, which he recently
terian Church held a meeting in the purchased.
school room of the church on Thurs- Joe and Mrs. Brandon were recent
day afternoon, the object being to visitors with S. and Mrs. Marshall of
make arrangements for the annual Genannan,
garden party. Mrs. T. Coultess was in Toronto
The regular meeting of the Bel -
grave Branch of the women's med.attending the funeral of her brother,
John Diment,
tute was held on Tuesday afternoon Norman and Mrs. Stonehouse, of
at the home of 11'1rs. Jas. Grigg. The London were week -end visitors with
President, Mrs. F. McCallum had R. and Mrs. Stonehouse.
charge of the meeting which was Friends of Mrs. Bert Vincent are
opened by all singing the Institute pleased to know she is doing nicely
Ode and repeating the Lord's pray- after a serious operation in Toronto.
er. Several items of business were
dealt with. Mrs. W. Van Camp had + Quite a number from here attend-
ed the Liberal convention held at
charge of the topic, "Character Wingham last Thursday afternoon.
Building" gave a splendid paper on Harold and •14Irs. Buffett and dau-
this very important suhjeet which
ghter, Barbara Jean were visitors
was mneh enjoyed and appreciated.
with C. R. and Mrs. Coultes and fam-
Roll Cali was answered by payment fly
of foes. A summary of last years ac- •
Mr. Leaver, who has the contract
tivitios was given by Miss Cela Cout- for cement work on as R. Hamil-
contract
ter' Delegates were appointed toat- ton's new barn, is ready to commen-
tend the District Annual meeting COoperations.
which will be held in Londesboro in The many friends of John Ailment
June. As this was the annual greet will be sorry to learn he passed a-
fng of the Institute the .election of way ,at his home in Toronto on Sun -
had s was held. Mrs. J. Van Conip
ot- ,day evening. He was about 84 years
had charge of the part of the meet -
of age and formerlylived here,be-
ing. The following officers were el -
fore moving to Toronto about ten-
ected :—Hon. President, Mrs, M. A. ty years ago. Deceased is survived
Wheeler, Mrs. John Van Camp, Mrs. by his widow, also three sons and
F. McCallum. President, Mrs. !Carl
three daughters. He was a Prebyter-
Procter ; 1st Vice -Pres„ Mrs. C,.R. R, g'
Coultas ; 2nd Vive-Pres., Mrs. Jas. ban and a Liberal in politics. The
Taylor ;Secretary, Miss Edith Proc-
ter
funeral was held in Toronto last
ter ; Tress, Mrs, J. M. Coultas ; Wednesday afternoon.
Pianist, Miss Cele Coultes ; Asst, ee
Miss Sara Cole ; Branch Directors, Close Garage Door
Mrs. Jas. Michie, Mrs. Geo. Procter,
Mrs. M. A. Wheeler, Mrs. 7. T. Bell ; After Car is Stolen
District Director, Mrs. F. McCallum ;
Press Reporter, Mrs. C. R. Coultes ; But Catch Thieves
Flower Cammittee, Mrs. Jas. Taylor, i
Mrs. J. Wheeler, i1rs. J. Rintoul :
Program Coin., Mrs. N. Walsh, illra. Blyth, May 31. — D. Macdonald,
W. Van Camp, Mrs. J. Clegg, Mrs. who lives in Morris, has had his car
B. Bradburn, Mrs. F. McCallum, in a garage in town and for some
Miss Nora Van Camp ; Outlook Com. time has thought that the car was
Mrs. H. Wheeler, Mrs, R. McCrae, being driven by others than himself.
Mrs. R. Yule ; Auditors, Mrs, W,
Van. Camp, Mrs. C. R. Coultes. On Tuesday he got word that the
Some plans were discussed for the car had been taken out and got Con -
work of the coming year. The next stable Ferguson to keep watch.
meeting will be in charge of the girls When it was returned he arrested
and will be held at the hoarse of Miss two young bo
oultes in Jute. The meeting s who had taken it to y
was closed by singing the National
Anthem after which lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Grigg assisted by Mrs. H.
Wheeler and a social time was enjoy-
ed.
njoyed. Mrs. W. Van. Camp gave an in-
strumental number on the piano
which was much enjoyedby all.
BLUEVALE
Mrs. J. Bone is spending a few
days in Detroit,
Joe. Ruddy visited with friends
near Goderich recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Yule visited with
friends in Seaforth on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Walden and Arthur show
attended London conference,
Miss Laura Bone, R. N., of Detroit
visited with her mother over the
week -end.
W, J. and Mrs. Geddes visited on
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. 3.
Little, near ISeaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Osborne and Mrs.
Clarke and daughter !and Mr. Thomp-
son of London spent Victoria Day
With Mr. and Mrs. Yule.
THE ERUE$EL5 POET
TORONTO MAN LAST
IN LABOR LAN
SLIP&
• Sigmund Samuel, Toronto, indus-
trialist, was defeated in Lichfield rid-
ing .by. J. A. Fraser, Labor, who
polled 14,995 against Mr. Samuel's
11,611. It was a Labor gain.
HURON; DERTH; BRUCE
HURON COUNTY
Rev. W, T. Bunt, formerly of Wel-
land has accepted a call to the Bap-
tist church at Goderich,
Rev. A, A. Trumper of St. Paul's
Church Windsor, and formerly of.
Exeter, celebrated his 16th annivers-
ary of hiis ordination last Sunday.
The post office at Holmesville has
been closed and patrons of that post -
office will hereafter be served by
rural mail route from Clinton or
Goderich.
Under the Division Court Act, On-
tario Gazette announces the appoint-
ment of W. Clare Adams, of Wing -
ham as clerk of the eighth division
court, Huron County.
The Dominion Shorthorn Breed-
ers' Association has selected Sea -
forth fall fair to represent it in Hur-
on county this year and is giving sev-
eral valuable special prizes for re-
gistered stock,
Rev. John Angnew of Kingsville,
and a former pastor at Clinton was
chosen President of' London confer-
ence. Mr. Agnew is an old Huron
boy, being born up in Lucknow dia-
triet.
The Turnberry Agricultural So-
ciety is conducting Field Crop Com-
petitions this year in two classes and
are asking for entries in same. Com-
bined Field Crop and Cleaned Seed
Competition will be in0ats and Field
Crop in Turnips. Entries will be re-
ceived by the secretary, for one or
both of the above classes, up to June
10th.
Results of the examinations at the
School of Practical Science, Toronto,
give Murray Kernighan, son of J. N.
and Mrs. Kernighan, formerly of
Colborne township, now of Toronto,
a very high standing in his class in
second year chemical engineering.
Murray is the only one of the class
of nine students who passed with
honors. Of eighteen subjects he took
first class honors in fourteen.
At a congregational meeting held
in the Egmonville United Church for
the purpose of moderating in a call
to a minister. Rev. A. C. Malcolm,
M. A., of Port Stanley, was the un-
animous choice of the congregation.
• Cecil Gardiner, M. A., of Blyth,
who since his graduation from Que-
en's University in 1927, has been tak-
ing post graduate work in electro-
chemical research at Princeton Uni-
versity N. J., has been successful in
passing his final examinations there,
and is now entiled to the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy.
This year being the fiftieth an-
niversary of the inauguration of the
West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insur-
ance •Company, it is the intention of
the Company to celebrate its golden
jubilee by holding a monster picni.i
for the officers and policy holders
of the company with their families.
As the policy holders number up-
wards of seven thousand, a very
large gathering is expected to be
present. The event will be held at
Kincardine on Wednesday, June 19-
th. The committee in charge of the
arrangements for the • celebration,
consisting of Messrs. William Wat-
son, William Thompson, G. C. Tre-
leaven, Tim Griffin and Robert Dav-
idson motored on Saturday to Kin-
cardine where they met with Charles
Hewitt, another member of the com-
mittee, to complete the arrange-
ments for the event.
CAR OF
Cement
JUST TO HAND
J. H. FAR
Phone 2214 ETHEL
Milverton has a population of 1,-
122 an increase of 06 over the pre-
vious year,
S. A, Hodge has sold oat his drug
business to William Walther, drug-
gist of 15tratford, and he will take
possession June 3, Mr. Hodge was
in usiness in Mitchell for 51 years.
• Business depression and lack of
capital are the reasons given by Ed-
ward Carl Goettier, wholesale con
foctioner, 43 Erie street, Stratford,
for the failure of his business, with
liabilities totalling $3,035, and a net
defieney of $2,090. He has made a
voluntary assignment in bankruptcy.
Humphrey Colquhoun has been ap-
pointed trustee of the estate.
Robert Campbell one of Mitchell's
best-known citizens,died on Tuesday
afternoon in his 78th year. His wife
died several months ago. He had not
enjoyed good health for years, but
he had been able to be around town
PERTH COUNTY
Mendes is on the program at At -
Wood.
Monkton is holding a big field
Fergusonot I day on June 19th.
Goderich and return.
g County Treasurer, Robt Hoggarth,
ill touch with High Constable Gundry .on Saturday received from the On- 1
of Goderich, who came down and i tario Department of Provincial High.
took the boys to Goderich, where on 1ways a check for $59,020.76, which
Thursdaythey had their preliminary lu Perth.nual grant for county roads
hearing, when Police Magistrate Reid I A petition is in circulation at Mil -
remanded them for a week, so they 1verton for the erection of a rest
are in jail awaiting their trial next room and band stand on the Bauman
week. lot recently purchased by the village.
0 It is estimated that the cost will be
'.Che Amazon river is 3400 miles $l,500.
long and is 150 miles wide at its A track -laying gang is at present
busily engaged in laying 100 -pound
mouth. 'steel from Newton to Listowel on the
The people of the United States C. N. R. and are now employed in the
Spend approximately $50,000,000 a the vicinity of Peficrs. The 100-
day for food. pound rails are substituting the 60-
The Amazon river is so loaded
pound
o Strati weight.
From
Newton
with 8o
with sediments with its waters can be pound stee),
detected by their desolation 300 The Stratford Ministerial Assoeia-
miles out at sea. tion has vigorously protested ,against
Wireless telephone calls in Eng -
the Sunday activities of the London
land have increased by, nearly 400 Aar Transport aeroplanes, used to
carry passengers from the new tram-
per cent. during the last year. ieipal airport on the Stratford Road.
each day. IIe was born in the Town-
ship of Fullerton, was a Liberal in
politics, and highly respected by all
who were acquainted with him.
!Frank Riddle, of Mornington, who
lived six miles north of Milverton,
shot himself in the head with a 22
calibre rifle Friday, while the others
of the family were out milking. He
died this evening. Riddle, who re-
t mained conscious several hours, ex-
' plained that this act was attribut-
I able to the fact that he recently pur.
chased a new car, which be later he-
lieved that he could do without. He
was the father of a family of five or
six children, and was in comfortable
circumstances.
A soft ball league composed of
teams from the villages of Pinkerton,
Formosa, Chepstow and Cargill was
organized at a meting of represent-
atives of these places. The South
Bruce Softball League was the name
adopted and a silver trophy has been
donated by Silverwood Cargill
Creamery to be completed to be com-
peted for annually. Rules and regu-
lations were drawn up and league
committees appointed, consisting of
Rev. Fr. Brick, Formosa ; 7. H.
Cass, of Cargill ; Arthur Donnelly,
Pinkerton, and Bert Zettel, Chop -
stow.
BRUCE COUNTY
In Building Your Horne it Costs
No More to Stop Fire
By .specifying Gyproc Wallboard you assure
walls and ceilings that are efficient fire barriers—
yet the cost is no more, and often less than with
materials that give no fire protection whatever.
F re,P to Walib_oard'
For Sale By
Wilton & Gillespie - - Brussels, Ont.
S. F. Davison - Brussels, Ont.
216
Chas. F. Hansuld - - Ethel, Ont.
The average adult has 28. pounds The Chinese wall is 1250 mi1ew
of blood.I long.
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position on smooth roads. Let a wheel encounter the
slightest depression or bump, however, and they
respond with the velvet precision of a cat's paw.
Houdaille Shock Absorbers were not adapted to the
Ford car afar it was built, but were part of the speci-
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softly, exert no tension on the springs and are always
ready to offer resistance to the blow whz.n. and as
required. In fact, the more severe the shock, the
more effectively Houdailles operate.
Different from any other shock absorber, the
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axle of the car is a steel arm, not just a fabric strip to
wear out and be replaced. Adjustable to suit differing
road conditions and various loads, the Houdaille
is more than a shock absorber and more than. a
snubber,.
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