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City Pioneer Dies
One of 'Swift Current's best known
and respe'tecl eat time residents,
James T. D'ad's, 'Passed away atSpokauue, Washington, on MontldY,
in his 74hh year,' 'Former Clerk of
mite Court for • the 'Swift. 'Current
Judioal 2 'atrict, he had been super-
annuated and ouly last fall left for
the west °eastt to' enjoy his retire
went.
The body is being brought back
here for 'meal, arriving Wednesday.
morning, The funeral will be on
Thursday r+ftei•nocn, with services
in ICnox church at 2 o'clock.
11e was are of 11 sons or Cbarles
end Mos. Purl ts. 13o is survived by
:,
two dan''t^i , .Mrs, 5. L. Record, of
,Spokane.. W h)t., and Audrey, - who
yn;s tonal 1•im; "1cn six brothers,
Andrew i?�vt'i Cnrert Peter, Auer- 1
old; G'"••.•, rums. Jaw; William.)
dm, pornpornt1. Ci'..:ies, Los An.:
geles;Therms, Seattle, ,
Mr. Dodds had ThlYed very
aci;iv0 part in our coanmuuity life, A
native of ,Seaforth, ,Ontario. he canru
here of the turn of the century and
was One of ,Sw1Gt Curi'el4ho hest
i ,t:aciters, carrying on for
same years. Iu 1816 wheel tlta
judicial. 'district was formed be be -
carne clerk of the court and tonal
is fvtrar, hr rltng that position until
auvenanuuated In the fall of 1928.
He was a homestead" inspeotor from
1907 to 197.1.. Prior bo 19,15, ire was)
,• ,'+ number of years secretarY-
treastirer nEor tbe Swift Current Pub,
lie school - and collegiate boards,
Atter bis superannuation he still
carried on in the public "weal, and Of District rasseo Away
ve 1 aeveral terms as a member or
D'i
bite (Thr. Rosetow,ti Eagle)
THE BRuasr.LS Posy'
More prounoauced In the earlier
dews than since ills retirement.
Mr. Dodds sats n cousin of J, T. and
D. G. Ross and lairs. Jylln B, Smith
<' t•i -., ii,' 1•:,t ii -s eight oral al
the age of 18 years.
7te. J,P L:i;;'dn as one alt 13. sons
born to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dodd
of MaKil1-ap, He lost his right arum
at the age of 18 yeasts. by en acol-
,dent In the West, He taught sonool
No. in ' . 3, Grey. for some yeaoa before
going to SSw1.ft Current.
Wefl-r. nowii Paxrier
the school !overdo and fora w
Was also truant officer, Death took a well k',own farther
He was a long' time stauneh mem of this' distr'ct 011 Mondry night.
bor of Knox church eongregati,tn avte4, a `old i?pt serious illness, In
.:� "^tet 'n vlr'ous c1'tpaeities on t]+e nerenn es lamest Barrie
ohui•ch board for years and was 71ei'het, wbn lied farmed in tits
her awed ter ti's arvice Here when1,0 Ro-'h^ern, d'wi'iet fm' twenty yesrs
left nmr the roast Ire belonged to and in thg+t time made many friends
the I.0;0.1'. lodge in Swift Curt'eist an'rl m niairt nese tc whom
Seaforth
Monument
Works
(Formerly W. E. Chapman)
Now Operated by
Cunningham
& • Pryde
Exeter and Seaforth
aessraesmisissarassias
You are tnsvited to inspect
Our Stock of
Modern
Cemetery Memorials
Seaforth - Tuesdays and
Saturdays
for appointment 'phone no. 31,
The Brussels Poet
hts Miss Tiellie Aclg'ar, of Wroxeter,
ocl<, Ont,, by whom Ste is survive+i,
tris Others 12010 surdas him are. h1s
be -
of
mother, Mrs. 1lrargaret Jane Moi'
aye ICerober:, Wroxeter. Ont; three
Me -
young sons, Robert, Edggar : and
Stewart, all at home, and three
av brothers, Tindall,' Bolan and Allan
DPe
awl 112clfercher, all of Wroxeter, Ont,
Alex -
for The"funeral yes held in .the Qui+,ed
to tri -
Church, Rmaetown, this (Thursday)
rep, afternon at 2.80, the services being
pht
in ,charge of Rev. G, Struthers, of
was
Sovereign, and Rev. R. Malcolm Ran•.
f4,:• sort 11aOtor of the Presbyterian
nch Church, Rosetown. It was very
largely attended and the floral (ri-
ail
butes were numerolts and beautiful,
Interment was made .n the Rose•
town .Cemetery.
Pallbearers -were James ,Sander-
son. Ino. Sansom, Ino, McCallum;
George SilPciadr, James and' George
IrelantS.
The flower -bearers were Tie. and
Frank Wicltett, A. 11'IcOehlum, D.
Gardner, F. Sinclair and Snot Wilson,
Relatives from a distance attend-
ing the funeral were brother, Ewart
MciKercher, Wroxeter, Ont„ and
1VIh's. M. Hutchinson, Wroxeter, Ont ,
a sdslter1n_law.
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the
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for many yearn had held all lite
early passing away is quite a saloon,
eha'rs and was a past Noble Grand as lie was a young' lae.n caul
of tthe loalge, which also honored hie seriousness of his illness only
long time membersbip .when he loft came known generally a few r1
the elty, Iie wstn an ardent curler of
bo.i,n h a 4``'
u dr/b.,
the earlier d^vs era active member 7Ie 'aa e, a 1:^tla iia et t
et the club. Mr. Dodds 9202 also a ye"rs of age, he{nr .hem 00
charter umber of the Rotary clan; 19th, . 1900. et Winketer. Ont.,
fr`r wench he acted 'as secretary fnc w.^s the sun cif Mr. au3 Mrs. A
srvr,ral firma int ?iia° Cltnn^taller l=r ' 10sreher. Be cense west
r,m.1''r P ,r ';n 1n77"natoR
of Knight of Py`•?tias. god e, •
town in 1P?l, est in -2926 bmt
'1- a n",' ry •.° "T, T." as b. :vac : land in the Idaleen nistriet. He
rnr' via t nr. Fe ym m^^+v. will 2.e I a trustee of the Molnar Palma'
regretted. He left his im,nrint ill • three years and w0s a very staunch
'hn . n -.ani r •,..,,at. shirt servint! •n Liberal...
community mitt fellow men being On March 10'tii, 1930. he marrl
LATEST contribution of the Chrysler Corporation of Canada to Britain's war effort is the
light combat truck, shown above. The truck, designedtiand built by Chrysler, proved its
worth to company and military officials oh the proving grounds at Ojibway. The powerful
vehicle climbed the steepest grades and raced over rough ground like a speedy tank. At the
imp are two Chrysler officials and two officers at the testing ground. Left to right are Mr.
C. W. Churchill, vice-president in charge of merchandising; Major R, H. Beattie, M.C.,
officer commanding St, Luke Road Barracks, Windsor; Lieutenant-Colonel D. C. Warnica,
officer commanding The Essex Tank Regiment, and Mr. Kenneth Crittenden, vice-president
in charge of production. Below are two views of the trucks in action.
McKillop Charge Calls
' Rev. W. J. Patton
The McKillop charge, consisting
of Duff's, Caven, and Bethel church•
est,has invited Rev. R. J. Patton of
Oil Ciity, to become pastor atter
July let. Mr. Patton has intimated
his willingness to accent.
Rev. R. W. Craw, who has been
minister of the 141cICillop charge for
the past four years, is retiring. Mr.
and Mrs. Craw will make their home
at Fergus where be was pastor of
Melville Church for eighteen years.
To'our Ontario
The Canadian Weekly Newspapers
Atssobdatiou will, in conjunction with.
the Ontario Travel Bureau and the
Ontario Hotel Association,, entertain
a group of thirty editors, represent-
ing newspapers from eight states of
the United States, on a tour of the
povince. This trip will be made
about the muddle of June, and its
ptipose is to show our neighbars tc
the Bonds just .what we have to offer
the tourists. A similar outing, under
the same auspices'. was conducted
tryst year with marked success.
Another Unique Birth
Announcement
Several -weeks ago we published a
birth anmauncement from one of the
Toronto papers whicth was quite out
of the ordinary, Another has come
to our notice wlhioh appeared in the
Toronto, Telegram, Pt is. of a some-
what shutter nature:
Skugg'-About mid-morning, Wed-
nesday', Anvil 9, a young gentleman
by the name . of William Arthur
IShugg amide his tardy appearance at
the 'WItisteru Hospital, A medium -
Sized lad, he didn't cause his mother
too muchtrouble as he entered this
vale . of fun and tears. His father:
0, J. W., slept quietly throughout.
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ETHEL
Celebrates 50th Wedding
Anniversary
(Intended for test week)
011 Tuesday, A ri1 29th Mr. and
:Mrs.. Hartwell (Harry) Speiran cele-
brated the 50th anniversary of tiler',
marriage tut their home in Ethel.
Ozer one hundred and twenty -Ave
friends' called during the afternoon
and evening. Mrs. Wm. Spetnan r'-
ceived .the guests. The living room
and dining room were decorate l
with gold and lvlihhe streamers and
White bells. The tea table wit's
spring flowers, lace cloth and 3 -story
wedding cake looked very attractive.
Tea was 'poured by Mrs. Angus
Brown and lunch was served by Mra.
C. Cleaver, Mrs. Stanley ,Speiran
and Mrs. Colwell ,Speiran. As it
was reguested that presents be
omitted they got a pleasant surprise
as ,the dlamily end some special
friends brought useful and valuable
presents some of which were: an
electric lamp, an electric clock, a
hall mirror an esamnd reversible
blanket, 2 large hydyuange plants
a Oaleesolarta plant, boxes ofeh000-,
Item, cards and etc.
The time was .spent in social chat
and renewing old acquaintances;
after which was a program con_
stetting of the following with Rev.
Mr. Snell in the chair; solo by Mra.
Leslie Lake; duet, by Mrs. A. Brown
and Mrs. S. Machan. Speeches by
Rev. Mr, Snell, Mr. Tilos Doughet+y
and Mr. Stanley Machan, a reading
by Mrs. G. Dougherty, sang by
Maxine Stpeiran and community
singing led by Mrs. L. Lake.
Mr. Speirtn was born on 16th eon
Grey being a moa• of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Hartwell Spairan. Mrs. Speir-
an Was tbe daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Wan. Cook and was boo':
on the 10th eon, Grey, at which place
they were married by the Rev. Mr,
,Smith in the presence of about. 58
guests. They lived a years on Can.
164 after which they purchased Mrs,
Speiran's old home front Mr. Cook:
They lived 24 yearsl there then mov-
ed to Con. 12. dor 11 years after
which they moved to Atwood to
enjoy a well earned rest. After 6
years eircuis f , Ccs Made it necaaa-
son' to move to Ethel where the
lash 6 years. have beenapent, They
had 4 sons and 1 daughter; Wm.
Myrtle (deceased); Colwell, Gordon
and Clifford who were all able to be
prestnt at the anniversary only
Gordon who wee taken with acnte
and had to be rushed
to Lisitowei Hospital to be, operated
on that same afternoon. We are
glad to know he ie• on. a fair way to
recovery. 91'fend s were (present
from ,Sit, Louis',,. Mo., Brampton, See -
forth, B'rusoels,, .Attwood and Walton.
There are 11 grandchildren,
Passed Away At Goderich
The deaths occurred in Go-derieh on
Thursday last of George Stewart,
widely (mown florist. A native 0f
Benmiller, he was 81 years of age.
He is survived by three brothers and
three sisters. Two of the surviving
brothers, Charles of Toronto and
yds, of Allentown, were former
resideivts of Lucicnow. and aro re-
membered here by older. residents
Charles was a former tailor in the
Village.—Luc)mow ,Sentineh
Carry Your Registration Card
Provincial officers have been ata_
tinned at various intersections on
reglujarly travelled roads with
orders to stop everyone for registra•
tion cards, motor vehicle licenses
and drivel's permits. You must
have your registration card with you
at all tinges. True, it is a bit awk-
ward for
wk-ward-for farmers and others to see
.that they have •their card when
leaving their property but that is not
accepted as an excuse. Take a tip
and save a fine and a lot of bacon
venience.
To Protect Shrubs
Flowers and shrubs in gardens and
porches can be protested against
damage by cats and ,dogs by the
simple use of a dilute nicotine sal,
putts spray. 'The spray is harmless,
but the smell 1s very offensive to
these animals. even when applied so
thinly that persons are unaware of
its presence. Nicotine sulphite may
be bought at any seed or drug store
and should be used at the rate of
one-half teaspoonful to a gallon of
Water. The spray evaporates and
Should be renewed after rain. In
ordinary weather, spraying every
two weeks is sutfiotent.
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