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WROXETER
R. J, ROAM is holidaying 1E1 1.`01 On-
to
Misses Er.ie and Marion Gamin are
guests a friends in Kincardine.
Raymond Rutherford, Tot t 0,
visited old friends in the village, last
week.
Mies J. Ritchie has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Toronto.
Mrs,a, A., Gib14011, Fne11wich1 Spent
severaPtlays with her daughtiee, Mrs.
A. Weaning,
Mrs. Wfu, Patterson left this week
for Nlanitoba, where she will visit
with ielatives.
Jos. and MIsi. Barnard. end daugh-
ter, of London, were week -end visit-
ors in the village.
Miss Rona Van Velem', Wm. Rae.
and Jack Edgar returned from Toron-
to, where they have been taking Sum-
mer 14001414149.
BLYTH
Mr, Culp, of Hamilton is the new
manager of Bank of 001011terce.
Rondmaster J, 14. Taman iN busily
engaged in filling in the approaches to
the ciemen bridge across Myth Ceeek,
The bridge will he (men to baffle, in
the amuse of a few days,
In the i.e.:arrangement of ahont
twenty staffs of the Canndian Bank
of Cormneece, M. W. Telfer Inui been
transferred from Blyth Branch Lo that
nf Orediton, and left for his nett, ap-
pointment, on Monday, Mr, Telfer
hits been manager of this branch, for
the past Mile years, (luring which
time he. IRIS given general satisfac.
faction,
St. ilavid's Church
HENFRYN
Sth Sunday lifter Trinity --August 14
2 pan.—S. S. and Psible Class
3 pma—Evening Prayer Service,
RECTOR
Rev. Maurice Oldham.
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BRUSSELS
CHOPPING
MILL
Will be operated
Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday
of each week until further
notiee.
JNO. LOGAN
fortnet ly of Lond-
on Not mal Scheel staff, has resigned
the principalship of the piddle school,
al Cornwall, Alia Tbenhold, a native
of 131y111, is retiring after 49 yeats of
teaching, fie will reside in Toronto.
Tho erection of the new wriollen
mill is steadily peogressing. Bainton
Bros. have decided to make the
steuctme a three storey instead of 2.
as originally planned. It is expected
that the building will be ready for the
installation a the inttehinery, within
a 111 On 111,
Following en illness of the past
three months. the death occuried on
Saturday, of Miss Barbara Grace (3 ed -
des, aged 20 years, of 834, Wellington
street, London. The late Miss Ged-
des Wag at P0110111414 141111114111 oP the Un-
iversity of AVesteen Ontatio, having
passed her matriculation, at the age
of 17 yens, Miss Geddes was a
ilangiffer Ithenee,er W. and Nits.
(314(11145, formerly or Owen Sound and
13171 h. She received her public
school and collegiate training at
T3lyth, Owen Sound and Olinton,
where she matriculated three years
ar"m. She attended 'Permit.° No mill
Sclinol own years passing with hon-
or., at the (1(1110h111411111 a the school
your. She en( net.' the University of
Western 0iturin, at the beginning of
the past term, but took ill alien t, May
1st, when she was forced 10 relinquish
her 5011,101 slu dies. She was a weat-
her of St. Andrew's United Church.
She is eurvived by her paren Is and
ix broehers, Lorne and Gra doe, of
Toronto ; Oivde, of Jacksenville,
Fleeide ; beet, of Powell Rivet',
B. 0 ; Andrew and Donald, of Lond-
on. The funeral was held from the
residence of her )18 11411115, on Monday,
and the set vice W319 entducled by
Rev, Major A Gralism.
BLIJEVALE
A. and Nes, Coombs spent Smulay
at litietti dine.
J. and Mrs, Masters visited friends
in Howiok, on Suoday.
L. and MIS. BrONViri, of Hamilton,
visited ft iends here, recently.
John 1') 031141114, of Toronto, is at pres-
ent visiting friends around here,
Miss Mabel Onultes, of Toronto,
has been home for 1491)11(1 holiday.
R. johtieton shipped two cars of
cattle and hogs to Toronto, last Sat-
urday.
Farmers are busy cutting • Fall
wheat and barley, these days. They
(419 1411 excellent crop,
Reuben (Inertias is busy fitting up
his threshing outfi), getting ready for
a heavy season's work.
Win, and Mis, Thornton are spend-
ing is c etude of weeks salt)) relatives
at 011.1180d and Ingersoll.
Jack Hodge, of Toronto, 5)18141 11 few
days with old friends around here,
after an absenoe 0( 15 years.
Ed. and Mrs, Coultes and D. John
Coultes, of Philadephia, are spend-
ing a few weeks with their mother
here,
O. Wells, of London, preached in
the United Olituuh here, on Simday
morning, in the interests of the Lord's
Day A.Iliance, and gave a gond diss
cones°. His fathee, Rey, Mr. Wells,
preached at the evening service. The
latter preached at Gorrie, about 25
years ago.
A. very pleasant afternoon was
5)10111 31411 the home of George and Mrs.
Oasernore, 10th Cott., when members
0( 5, S. Nn. 6 met in honoe of Mrs.
Wm, McKinney, format! tetteher, and
presented her with a kitchen shosver.
The bride wee the recipient of many
oseftil gifts, showing the high eel sem
in which she was held, The after-
noon was spent in games, after which
hinch wee seived.
The regular meeting of the Wein.
en's Institute will 1)0 11141(1 at 19 1)01110
of Mrs. Alice Aitken, on Thuesday
afternoon August, llth, at 2,30
o'clock. 'Ati address and demon -
titration on "Mantel Training," will
be given by 1,11414116 Hetherington of
Tneonto. "Clothing and Dress 111 1714.
lation to Character" will he given by
Mrs, W. Leggatt) roll dall question
drawer nonducted by Mrs. ,Inhnston,
Mrs, Aitken and Mrs, Re Aitchison,
BAUSSELS. O.% TARIO. WEDNESDAY, 4UGUS2' 80x 927
j. L. KERR, Frop2Yieicr
NOW aaveressanents '
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sa•••.i. whens-Frea Teo(
tin stalemate
Farm for J. (41( 111414
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,ervires• Itrus.e1,- Wan 3.1,313,11
IMai.v tor 3.3313.-Jav S. A rIost, one
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for ssle-9(ort,v,•11 11 (444413,11
Rlorler for ,l-1, 1')! Mot:slims
Korvioe.-Sl.MiviS,33,11113,13.14enfrt s
Tens And oeffseagekteter'sGrosery
IV. A. (I riffi!he has retutated to
Al on treat, aft spetidieg a couple of
414141' 0(4 with his family here,
Quite a few from around here teok
in the Old Bays.' 1114•11nion eelebra•
(11111, at Godeeic last week.
John Unclet wood brought clown
another carload of Wes's, it horses,
They ((('14 (111 young, eound animals.
Mrs. Donaldson, Ma... Hutchison,
itliee 13 Sand preen anti Nliss S. Orr
have ret Mated TOverile, (111 1414 It few
weeks' vacation at; their Suintnee
home here,
The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. of
Knox Pi esbyterien Church held t heir
inceithlv meeting, in the school.
room of the churell, on Thin sday aft -
noon, .4,411411141 11111, and beth meetiegs
Wet'P well attended. The Pres. of the
W. NI. 8 , Mrs, C. H. (4arnies, presided,
'fille meet in s wne 1 svilh p11'(l.yl'I'
hy Ales, Jae. Knott, and the Seri )1.
1411114 reading, Gal. 0, was read by Ol•
ive Garniss, ,After the regular busi•
ness, airs. 00001)1141441414'e a very inter-
esting talk, giving a general nutline
of the different Aliseinn fields ef the
Presbyterian Church. H. B. 514141111'-
9011, 'IlIliOlIt pastor
gregation, was praetor t antl tinged the
meeting with prayer. Mrs. Raymond
Elliott and Mrs. (.1, H, (4arniss were
1 hostesses.
JAMESTOWN
Miss Bessie Moses 91114111 a few days
3(1 13 end I tom last week,
! Mrs. H. Yetunens and James, of
1 Detroit, are ependi lig a fete weeks at
the Mime of Mrs. Jas. Strachan,
ID. L. Stritehan, 14. A„ wife and two
child) en, of Port Elgin, are visiting
at the home of the foemer's brother,
C. Strathan.
MORRIS
Miss Cora Williamson, of Toronto,
is holidaying with her nncle and
aunt, Jack and Nit's. NleGill,
Misses Mae and Ilene Wilkinson
left on Monday for a holiday visit
with friends el Canton, Ohio. They
went, by boat from Port Huron, and
will he gone a couple of weeks.
A re -union picnic 0411.5 held on the
afternoon of August Biel, at the Blur
homestead, 5111 Oen. The afternoon
was spent in fishing and sports. He.
fore leaving for limns. a sumptuous
luneh was served. Those Attie Barr
family who Were present weep Mrs.
Alex, Campbell, GaYlord, llieh, Mrs.
Frank Coates, Ethel ; Mrs Walter
Yuill ; Peter and John Barr.
liTYR 114311114111) -George, the 8 -year-
old son a 14514) L, tool Mrs. Bernard,
6111 line, most with ft painful accident
about, three weeks ago, while playing
with his older brother in the yard,
11)5 1(4)114 eye-bnll being pierced by the
sharp corner of at pieee of brick. The
little fellow %yes rushed to a 1014111
physician, who advised the services
0( 110 eye specialist, and lie was at
once taken to Toronto, Where an op-
ei•ation was performed, After 10
days' treatment in a hospital, he has
returned home and we 10 14 glad to
state that hopes are entertained foe
a partial recovery, at least, 0( 11)8 eye-
sight.
A very pretty wedding was eolena-
nized the Anglican (brach, at Li-
nisville Lanark County, when Mige
Annie, t'laughtee of George and ales.
Ohainuey, became the bride of Robt,
Laidlaw, son of Win, 0. and Mrs.
Laidlaw, Sth line, Morris. The 0141'.
81110117 wati performed by Rev, Ale.
Bruce, in the presence of quite a large
assemblage of friends, Mies lngIi. of
Wisconsin, was bridesmaid, and Ir-
vine Wallace, of Blyth, supported the
groom. After the ceremony, dinner
was served 1114 1)14? heme of the bride's
parents to about fifty guests, aftet,
which the newly wedded couple left
011 (1 motor trip. M.1', and Mrs. Laid-
law will take up residence near Wing.
111410, where Mr. Laidlaw is quite ex-
tensively interested in fox farming.
DENalre-WaRrilst.re-A quiet mar-
riage of nauch interest to many of
this locality 414II9 solemnized at the
home of the bride's mother, near
Steatheoy, on the afternoon of Wed-
nesday, August 8rd, when Ethel h-
ens, eldest daughter oP the late W.
R. Wardell and Mrs, Wardell, be-
came the bride of Obarle9 Melville
Dennis, younger son of Ernest and
Mee. Dennis, of Morris. Rev, H. E.
Livingstone performed the ceremony
in the presence of only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom,
Promptly at two o'clock, the bridal
patty took their places in the dewing
room beneath a pretty arch of pink
mut white streamers centred by a
white 04511(1)114 1)1.11 The 1)1 )1153 who
oats unattended, was gracefully gown-
ed in rose sandalwood georgette with
torn/tee of Swiss embroidery and car -
'vied rt,
bridal hoqiiet of roses. MPS,
Harold Thomas, Ole groom's sister,
04)10 Wile very dainty in her bridal
gown or silver gray flat crepe, played
the wedding music, After the sign-
ing of the register, the guests repair-
ed to the dining -room, where a de -
110)01(5 III ilelleM3 ehla served hy
Misses Grace and Elsie Wardell, tile.
tees of the bride, and Miss,i Inez
Wardell and Padua Oliver, cotteins of
the bride, Honored guests for the
Sof
GAME
all
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flilorticriefr
MONCRIEFF
PARK
friday Ev5q, Aug. 12
commencing at 6.30 S I
le it'. sre
S I
Don't Miss It 1
ttlatuld lie a snappy game let
141 tatuna are out to via. The
14(1(5 at Nviimiatta was 8.9.
oncrieii Shori Personal aragraphs
Park
11 3
Niri 1 be held on
Friday). August 19th
Program commences at 1 p. m.
Soft Ball Tournament
MEN'S LADIES'
Prize,. $12 $8 $5 Prin, $7 $5 $3
FOOT RACES
FOR YOUNG AND OLD
The well known
1 BRUNSWICK TRIO
of London
Will render a ConeertProgram
(Rata or sliaal
Ranging Pavilion Refreshment Booth
occasion were the bride's go tunipar•
puts, 11141317 and 31)s, Oliver, of
littathry, Guests rt,,,t) a distance
were Ernest and ails. 1/10111s, Mite;
Eva Dennis and Harold and Mrs.
T[10111338, all Of Morrig, and Harvey
Dennis, of Glencoe. Later in the aft.
ernoon, the happy couple left, by mot.
nI for their home, the hride travel -
hug in a gown of blank georgette,
rose.beige coat with white the trim-
mings /Ma small, white hat, Mr. and
'Mts. Deuins will take tip them PE SI -
&nee on the groom's farm, on the Sth
am. Grey ' wp.
Sgarittsis PanTv.-A very jolly
surptise patty was held on 31 miday
evening, August, 113t, when the 84111-
01111114 Excelsior Bible classes of
the United Church met at the home
of Mrs. 'Nellie Wendell, near Strath -
14147, to do 1101(0( 10 Miss Ethel Ward-
ell, btidiaelect. After a delightful
program, MIAs Wardell WEIS 140 149(10141411
with 11141101V111' of miscellaneous gifts
arra token of the best wishes of the
yam's; people of the chtlech. Miss
AVardell thanked her :blends in a few
suitable words, and a delicious lunch
was then served.
GREY
Miss Doris Wheplee, Listjwel, is to
gueet at the home of he uncle, S.
Wheeler, Sth con.
Miss Bertha Smith, Wroxpter, is
spending a few days at the home of
0. and Mrs. Smith,
Thos. McLatichlin, Harding, Mall.,
is visiting his Menlo% A. McLaucli-
lin, 110111! gravel road, and also D.
McDonald, 6111 nem
W. W. awl Mrs. Mer'edith and
daughter, Elva, of Hamilton, are
holidaying at the home of James S.
and Mrs. Armst rong. 91.11 con.
John and Mrs. Melaichin and their
daughtet , Irene, and Miss Sadie (1)11.
('1)115, of i art oil, were guests of Jno,
and Mrs. [toward, during the week.
Charles NI, Delude and bride have
get nicely settled in their new home
recently leased (tom W. A. Lamont
9th rem We welcome them to the
(1011110l1 ((117.
Dave Lamont, '04110 1)1(9 been visit-
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. W.
Hollinger, 811) con., and other friends,
left for his borne at Melita, Man , on
Toesday. He motored back,
Cuetis Stevenson. nf Santa Monien,
Cal. ; Wellington and Mee. Wilson,
and Misses Madelene and Alma Old-
ham, of Toronto, are visitots with
Wm. 0, Stevenson this week.
WINS PRIZE P Nyal On.. of
Windsor, published a contest, recent-
ly, the object of which 04315 to see
how many words could be built out
of the letters in "Nyal Stone. Root."
R. L. 'Cavlor, of Grey.built 3829
words and got second prize and re-
ceived a substantial cheque from the
Nyal Oct He was very well satisfied
with his planing, as he was well emu e
of the factthat he was up against the
best educationalists it. Canada.
013PrUARY,-The death occnrred in
Atwood on Friday evening. Atigust
(1)1, of Annie 141eNeil, danghter of the
late Peter McNeil, after a lingeving
illness. She was born on Lot 28, Con,
14, Grey township, and RI ew to young
womanhood here. After the death of
her father and the breaking up of the
old 110018 51)5 went West 10 1111418 her
home with her brother, Dan; Mc-
Neil, a3. Estevan, Sask. While there
she held a position with the Tele-
phone company, and for 4 years was
drug clerk in D, L. letvin's drug store
until failing health compelled her to
resign and seek rest in a sanitorimn.
Recovering somewhat she came East
where, with the exeeption 01 tt short
11111415 111 TOrOn 1:0, 9110 has made her
home with her ennsin, Mrs. ,Tames
Duncan, Atwood. In spite of all that
loving 014140 311)11 medical skill could do
bee health eon linoed to fail until the
end eaMe and site pseeed away trust-
ing where she could not trace. A
private service, conducted by Rev.
Me, Rains, Presbyterian 1111111514P1' 01
OvangtWille, wits bela t the louse on
Sunday afternoon and interment was
13114110 131 thanbrook eernetery. The
pall bearers were David Tirorndyke,
Ti' 'Richmond. Bert. Forrest, W. Me.'
Outcheon, and Lorne and Lloyd Val-
lanne. She 18 5171041141411 by one broth-
er, Dan. A., in Estevan, and enueln,
Mrs. James tioncati. She will be Kra-
ig missed by the many warm Mende
she 41114(10 (1111)04 her Inng illnees and
to whom she daily talteit lesanns of
patience and courage. Deceased wee
a member of the Presbyterian chureh
and also a Life Member of the W. If,
Seeiety.
Adults 350 Children 150
Which includes Aftarno It and El.,sita;
I JOS, MeEtve, MARTIN FERO,
President Secretary
1 Mrs, Ruby Barton mid e», of
Atwood, wine guests of Jalin and
Mt s. Howard, during the week.
Wgeos ! Wgems 1 - What is the
matter 1414414 )1 our COLI131 it and Pat ol-
men re the noxious %seeds, thistles,
oxeye dairies situation ? The tools
are choked with them, aial some
farms ate at Melmee to the (0101
ity-just a seed -bed for growing
weeds. An attempt at a cleatimp
has Leen made in some places by cut-
Ong a swath or two with the mower
-a mere pretence at weed killieg.
Get out the I rods wide, It is nem-
pulsot y and the situation is Fel 13,08,'
Wake up, men 1 Dena be tools to the
public -be servants,
Thank you.
A WEED KILLER,
and an over•burdened tax payer..
Hugh and Mrs. McKay, of Ethel,
weee heat and hostess at a family re-
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11v. and Nits, ,a, '*V. fi,ulii
[hell vaention
Me. Join, thinnittehatsi left -11
nrday 03 a! 1,13,1 ..11 041 li M 3,
3.311 . 3.3 3-0,343
It.t. Am,. 111111 Mts. 111-
stroug
so.s, aadat, 11(1111 spent Tuesday aft,.
ertionn in Ethel, vallies; on old
Dienes.
sue. '13, 111, lifelinkti, of Listowel,
ott an's. E. (i, howl y, on Sun-
day Ott -town],
3)) Lena /punned last Thursday
hp Moira for North Bay, after his
holiday., at the parental home,
Nir, and Aire, Well., f Glacletone.
14at1 were visiting reeently with
David and Aire. Cunningham.
air and MI's Speirs mad family, 3,f
Kitchener, were Sunday visitors with
Ithe Sides Mid :41eQ11(1r1 fruit' lie.,
SVe are glad to see Miss Muriel
14p,11 (,11 again 1311(.1' her (Ter.
111 11(13 for the reinnval of her tonsils.
13. W end Airs Fergmen mill Prank
, atel Mrs. AVmals 111") 0) t'' thel,a -
• 13111 /11111 spent Tlitirstley at the lake.
side.
31, and mra yaneek And 30e rntit (1r.
ed 11, T011,1110, hist AVednesday.
Thee tenk heel( their yeung visitras
to the Pity.
?Nal Lewry, of Kitchener, visited
at his home he) e, On Sunday after-
noon, with his parents, Ea (4. :nal
Alrs, Lowly.
Nliss A (1(171114 Arnistiong, of ('(11'-
14 (31), (4 111 01)) at 311,- le 111••
her grandparent., Jas, and Nils.
; stis Mora Sti
Day.• Lamont left 11/1 Monthly to
motor back 1411 Melita, 373111., after
spending the Inset eouple of weeks in
and around lit mads.
Mrs. Al. Searlett, of '1'01301 to, who
has been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. John Cunningham. returned tn
Termite, on Monday.
arre, A. Agar, 0('mount Forest, (led
snit, AVilliani, of I7aneuelk, Sask.,
were calling on Mt's, Rolit. Dark, last
week, l'hei hidies ari. co -mine.
Miss Lorene Prattoia, of Oshawa,
wise renewieg old arquainuttires it)
Mussels, during the past week, the ,
guest of Mts. Jas. Speir and daugh-
ters.
R. W. Brown, druggist, of Tot'onte,
spent a (mple of days hi town, this
week, with J. L. and MIS. Kerr. He
wag accompenied home hy h1451511414,
rifles Lyl. Brown,
and Airs. 13roadfoot 'and sus. I
Sand y Broad foot and rid 1,1 ren, born ;
'ruckerstain 11, spent Sunday with
Relit. and ails. Dark, The 1,011145 ale
emisins et :are Dark.
The Canada Steamship Lines, Lim-
Red, at the 3 tamest nf the Canadian
pleeed the steamer
"Caynge" at the dis tinsel "1 13. R. H.
The Prima. Walee, H. 14. H
Pei nee 001.LE" 511(1 I he Himnralde
S11a10et, H(11,1Win and 11/11 ty, 011 8011 -
day, AllttlIst 7.11. They emliarkeil at
8 15 p 111 , Lewiston, N. Y , for
Toronto, and had dinner on bents).
141)431.1' F. Lawry holds the nosittaa , f
Pi '141' en this lama, sod is R grvn of.
14 G. and Mrs. Lnwry, of tewn,
(101011, (114111 (311 .141.0)1051 •
guests included Alex. and Mts. Mc-
Kay and family, of Atwood ; 3(1)0 I
mid Mrs, Howtati, of Al eneriolf ; Rod-
erick tool Mrs. McKay and family, of
Ethel ; Aligns aleKtsy told family,
StrassIturg, Sask ;3lls. Rally 1341 tet,
and ehildren, Ate ood ; 3115 Rey
Clelland and ohildt eta Listowel, and
Mrs. Roy AlcDonald and children, of
Henfeyn, also kite, Wilson McKay
and Airs. Chitties Newhatter, Listowei,
Lunch was prepared at the parental
home, after which the company 114 -
paired to the park, where the tattles
svere daintily spread and lunch eery -
ed. The gathering' was perticrilarly
intelesting from the fact that it in -
eluded four generations.
MATRIMONIAL -A. quiet, but pretty
wedding took place at the United
Church parsonage, Ethel, no nett -
any, August 314(1, when Elva Mae,
third daugater of Roderick and Mrs.
MacKay, was united in marriage to I
Harry Wells, of Wingliam. The eel. -
P1110117 04/1.9 performed by Rev. D. 81.
Guest. 71)14 141111114 was attired in 11,
philt silk melte de (them. dress (1)111'
(1>9(1 with lace and ornanielits and
carried a boquet of sweet peas and
carnations. They were attemled by
the bride's father and tnot her. After:
the ceeemony, amid showers of con-
fetti and happy eonglatulatione, they
left on a honeymoon trip to Kitchen-
er, Niagara Falls and Toronto, On
thele return, the yourig 0011 plv will
reside at the gromn's home in Wing- I
htuu, May their joys be many and
their troubles few.
Entered into Rest.-- Last irrilay
evenIng Clara Levine Askin, beloved
wife of John Steiss, passed away at
the age of 58 years, 4 months and 18
days. She was born in }Talton Co.,
and was a daughter of the lat.= John
Askin, coming up to Grey Township
when a child. Some 38 years ago
llte d eased was united in marriage
to her now bereft portlier and a '
danghter, Mrs. Geo. Evans, survives.
The late Mrs. Steiss is also survived
by one sister, Mrs. Jno. Grant, of
this township, and three brothers,
Samuel Askin, of Stratford; Jno. of
Raymond, Ont.; Nelson, of Bent
River, Ont. Mrs, Steiss has been
in poor health for some time, having
undergone an operation last fall and
a second ono three weeks ago. The
funeral was held from her late home
on the 9th con., on Monday after-
nOnn, and the services were in charge
of Rev. Mr. Williams, of Oranbrook
Presbyterian church, of which de-
ceased was a member. The pall-
bearers wore: Isaac Askin, Wit -LIMA
Askin, W1 son Lvans, John ;ran ,
Charles MeQuarria, James Moses. A-
mong the many beautiful floral tri-
butes wore:—Pillow, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Askin; spray, Lorne Taylor and mot-
her; spray, John and Mrs. Gaynor;
pillow, John and Mrs. Grant and
family; spray, A. and Mrs. ,Treklin
and family; cross, Mrs. John Hunter
and family; spray„ John and Mrs.
Wilson; spray, ,10.and Mrs.
F. and Mrs. Woods; spray, C and
Mrs. hlleckort; basket, John and Mrs.
Beinnewies; spray, H. and Mrs, field;
spray, Mrs. W. C. Steiss and family;
spray, Wilson and Mrs. Evans and
family. The floWer bearers were
:—
Airs. S lava T ronto, 11)18
(1 (.I Sici 11, 1 1.114,0, was in
1,1, y
. visiting at.
.14 1, 1
J1,11j g 10
( 1- it in 703', (113', 4.(1
H. 1). (4'.1t, )14'g143'i...-00141' ttt the
is (1 1.3.34). (.0 his hoii.
days.
(1,,th
a 11. ((ill's) of Ina aunt, Abb. H. G.
Lowty, (111' 14
master Walker II omplo ey is spend -
leg his holidays v. int, hie grandpar-
1 (.1,1., S. and 141,4, \Valk t.1
Miss 147 >01111 111)11.11 1111 is spending a
otatple 34 eeka with he, unele and
aunt auk stwl AVttod F.
817.141,11 1.4 PO twIn end 411314, 1701'.
041)1, of ...pew a fow days
with Rohl ate( M Dar 1,
311,o'3" Hat tie Ilea -mug sintl Carrie
Alethaelen Pre +14%(I7 Torl.7.03. 141)3,l I end the 4411 allot, of
1431 11''ll( ion A asa,etatifli.
J Leslie (ano)1hell, eon a matt pa.
out1103'1). 408114(14, Torool where'
M. Will ',ilia,: tel el the 1)14,111.
1,11'', f Tet-atseny
lilies Finn Al, Call entertaived a
111I101sq• (4 14, 11. tr ,,1111 1.1- att.,' peen
in..ror. of hoe
411..4, 1.'l,t 511141 h, Uxbridge.
'.11te (leen, f
,
'(111 ,1 (a, II, 1,7011 r.1 . 1. got tit Clay.
7105' W./. /' 7, T.131,4
ton, and Wel(. 011 Ireir 04137 (El the
Old 111111,3.11
1 M .. 1;1 39).
.1 4 `;11,11 =
,1 . r
ArfeI.een. +.1 . 31,.‘,.. Elsip
14'4.1,!` E('L(111((. ei'd MI and
Ahs, (ait.airgle, 01, of 11 0,1041-, were
eneste of Mrs Will 14 '1', 111114 i( the
1 past wr ek
Mrs It. V Kilostriek. thin/el:1Y
111130(1.13, ef Bottle
Creek, Mieb., eed Ices. canuo...
1 oo, (f..11/13,r'y Miss 14.31 I Int itioxweill,
Of f4a14.-141, y. wet, ,0.14, 1,0,11
I visiting Aire. S, met., stel ill's'', old
friends, irg the ola Ht. cs' Re -
I Union. 'rises- are sisters '.f 'Jimmie"
Maxwell, of Morris. at fl riti friende
Wele Wad 10 welreme them hark to
the old town.
Dan. and Mrs. 'Penmen end Mrs.
Ed. Bryan,. spent Suodey in Walker-
ton with Dr. and Mt, Field and earn_
ily, ot, en .s, 11t111. Mps. 111714115
1111(11 Iter daughtei, Miss Ere, leave
this week for Lethbridge, .Alta.„ to
visit Dr. Will, 13, vans end reality for
a 31300 111 or so. We Wi3•311 Mrs. 11)yas
and Miss Itiv31 a pleteornt tor and a
safe return. Nirs. 1317111)5 left for
T(31301110, on Weil riosda mot nit tg.
31 114,, Bes-le Menanus, of London,
rot minty 11 11,ussels 1 eaeher. enefi %Al
Torsi/11n to at tend the Wet Id Feder -
Minn 01 I4dnr,ttio,, Aaaoefot iotta, tero-
v,seoritiv the Qt.rontisty 1414.141(141 14 of
the Pet. t•hat I,,Otrtte of T...1 (11 11.
311so 147, CA 111 1" VP (`11 the
5neie11 1,0(1,11141w, fir the enneention,
at which 115 itt•ttott itts 04111 he t.ertzte-
$011ted with a taint (11 1:01(-,11 Of
1111(1(11 1 /1114I Miss Knott, '4"elatarY
of the T '1 44' Nati(ole. 11.) [Aquino,
rPnteaeot titP T.rimary tettoberS
at III, P01(41(.59.
Alex. Steisi, Elmer MeQuarrie, ()sear
Settler, William Grant. John Schnoek
Wesley Abraham, Bert Askin and Al-
lan Doemier. Interment was made
in the Cranbrook cemetery.
CRANBROOK
Maleolin and Mts. Engel 11.13C1 3114e,
Beget, 1401 Con., were al Stratford,
on Wednesday (13 111"). week, attend-
ing the (unreal of the late 3118. J. E.
Williams and little daughter, Bet! y,
victims (1( 1411 auto accident near Til-
bury, on Sunday morning, July 3151
Mr. Williams WAS also seriously in-
-lured and is still in the hospital at
Chatham. The late Mrs. IVilliams
was it COUSill to Mrs. er.
MONCRIEFF
Angus McKay, and daughtere,
Gertrude and Mildred, and son, Law-
rence, were guests for the patit few
weeks at their relatives' homes in t ey
Twp;, 10(110111(4 14 distance of twenty -
Linea hundred miles from Steassburg,
Sask.
Moncrieff G'irls' Softball team lost
their first league game. on Thursday
evening, at Monevislf This, en
donbt, will be gratifying to the mar-
ried ladies, lobo have caused so much
discord in Ole district.
The 1114101.671141 softball game be.
tween Winglorm (11111 Monetietf, will
he played nn Friday evening, Augnet
12111, tit 6 80 o'clock, Don't miss it.
This should be a sneppy gnme, lig
b01111 t14311115 are on t to win, The Renee
at. Wingloun Was 8-0
ETHEL
E. A. and Mee. Frances and 5011,
Keith, and Frank and 191's, Bryans
and son, Billy, of Hamilton, spent a
few days with Soseph and 3( 15, Ames,
The death of Mrs. Martha Halls,
widow of ,T. 15. Halls, cermet. 1)41111 (11455
men of Ethel, °centred suddenly at
Woodstock, Tuesday of last week.
She 04318 51) years of age, Phe late
Alis, Hells WWI tan II and brought. up
at Clifford, arid spent a geeat part of
her lire theta. She resided in Mit-
chell for some years, and three years
ago moved so Woodstoolc, whete the
late Mr, Halle was the proprietor of
the feast End Baker Ye Surviving
her are 1 Robert, Meriel, Jaek and
Kenneth, of Woodstock ; Nes, I. J.
Devidson and Clifford. of Detroit ;
Alis, W. 1-) Fat.rww, Simi:feta) Paul
T. A. Halls, of Mitchell, One eister
10 Vancoaver, one brother 3>1 Wends
stock and six grandchildren also sur-
vive,
THE ,m/icx.Ay — Hugh
and Mts of lithe,. had the
pleasant; .4 1(114 ,1,4 fir it 14i,1,5,111411.•
1.401. 1111(1,11i1d1 1.11 (111(1 t 41(411(1'011'1;1mo,, tlt(-.t. at 11(1411 home here,
Thnisday, August- 4:h. Later,
they went to the Memorial Palk,
where the after nom, was spent in
social diet ilea games. 4411 ,pshots
were taken or, he fArtilip. Litt er. e -
f reshmen is Were 1.4el.Ved. Tli,,se in es -
put were : Alex and Mrs MacKay and
family, of Atwood 1 Jelin Red Mrs.
Howard ned family, Gtey ; 7301104"
1010 and Ales. AlaeKay end family, of
Grey ; Armin; MacKay and foully. nf
$14145149110( g, Sask. Four 0( 141114 family
were not preeent : George, of Sask-
atoon Nits, 14. Cappens, of Duval,
Sask. ; Mrs. It Muskett, A•ancertrer,
13. C., and Mrs. R. Hale, of Column,
One of the principal events
was tITe cernitm of 11114)1' son, Angus,
and his rem I ly filar) the West, They
left for their me, on followiug
morning., being here on 11 three weeks'
motet )i')(,
Miss Freida Sehneller, of Brant-
ford, is spending a whi;le with Mrs.
P. N. Currie,
Misses Rhea McLelland and Eliza-
beth Fear returned home last week
after taking a special summer course
in Hamilton.
John and Mrs. King, and Rev. and
Mrs. D. M. Guest attended the funer-
al of the late Eva 13etwell at Atwood
on Monday. The deceased is a niece
of Mr. King.
There was a large congregation at
the United Church on Sunday even-
ing when a special Baptism service
was held. The ladies choir rendered
two appropriate numbers. The fol-
lowing were baptized: Dorel Laver-
Vodden, Jean Marie Cochrane,
Roy Clifton Wilbee, Eldon Kenneth
Gilkinson, William McKee Dobson.
.A quiet wedding was solenurized at
the United Church Parsonage OIL
Wednesday last when Rev. D. 61.
Guest united in marriage Elva May
MoKav„ doughter of Roderick and
Mrs. MeKay, Con. 4, Grey and Harry
Wells, of Whighant After a brief
honeymoon the young couple will re-
side in Wingham.
Sunday school will be held in the
United Church every Sunday morn-
ing at 10.45 until further eminence -
meet is made. The change in time
seems quite suitable to everyone as
there hos been a good increase in
attendance the last couple of Suns
days.
(Mere Ethel tieIve on Page 6)