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T. COOPER.
CLINTON
Fruit .Grower's.
C nvention
Under Auspices of
Huron County, Fruit Growers' Council
and
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Goderich Mar. 12
Program
MORNING SESSION .
S. B. Stothers, Chairman
10:00 a,m.--(Grades and Inspection—
F. L. Gabel, Chief Inspector,
Western Ontario.
10:45 mint,—Deroiistretion, Box and
Barrel Paek:ng-W. L. Hamil-
ton, Collingwood.
Discussion--Jno. Sowerby, R. H, Re-
vell.
AFTERNOON SESSION
R. R. Sloan, Chairman
2:00 . p.m.—Spraying , Problems—W.
A. Ross, .A. Vineland.
o BS V' mentd.
Pruning and Grafting—J. A. Neilson,
,B.S.A., Vineland.
Markets—Andrew Fulton, Assistant
Fruit Commissioner, Ottawa.
Question Drawer—W. A. Ross, B.S.A.
Vineland..
-Discussion—K. Cameron, Lucknow;
C. B. Middleton, Clinton; M,
J. McKay, L'neknow.
EVENING SESSION
0:3.0 0.m.—Banquet with Lians Club
at Hotel Bedford. Chairmen,
e Dr. W. F, Callow, Goderieb.
Address of Welcome—Mayor 11. J. A.
McEwan, Goderieh.
Ontario Government's Experiments in
(Shipping Apples to Old Coun-
try Market -P. W. Hodgetts,
B.S.A.; Director Fruit Branch,
Ont. Dept. of Agriculture.
.Address --Hairy Sirrett, B.S.A., Co.
bourg, President Ont. Fruit
' Growers' Association.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
it, R. SLOAN, S. B, SP'OTIIERS
President. • Secretary.
47-2
Milburn
Mrs. B. Patterson is suffering from
n severe cold, •
Miss Josephine Weir has been ill
. for the past week.
We are sorry to hear of the illness
,of. Mrs, M. Allin.
illr. J, C. Clark has purchased the
farm of Mr. Noah Plaeteer.
Mr. Lloyd Ferguson has 'started a
skatting rink on the river and the
„young people are enjoying the even-
ing?' skating.
On Saturday' evening the Women's
Institute met at the •home of Mrs. E.
Lawson; and presented Mrs. W. J.
.Andrew with the following address
aind ' a silver eon )Ort:
"Dear Mrs. Ahdrew: It was with
the deepest regret that we, the ntens-
bers of the Women's Institute, heard
of your intention 'of Ieaving our cont
enunity and making your home else-
where. You have always been a
timsdworthy rnernber of our Society
:since its organization four years ago.
During that time yon have made
yourself agreeable apd willing to
assist in every way. We have always
lrecogniael your ability as a leader
among us. You and Rae were will-
ing to give your time unsparingly to
help 'in every way to further the bet-
terment of our Society. When pre-
paring. our Topic ,cards we always
felt sure of your assistance in provid-
• ing the -programs foe the year. We
-shall remember; your splendid talk on
'"Noted 'Canadian Women," ,given an
January 21, 1926, at the home of Mrs.
-Weir, Our loss: will be others' great
:gain, Mere `Words •can not express
,etfr -appreciation and high -esteem for
-yon es one of our valued members; so,
as a ?snap remembrance 'kindly 'ac-
eept this gift, a silver comport, and
may God's' richest : bleseing'go 'with
you,,Mr. Andrew and family, lih your
new helm. ,Signed . on behalf of the..
members of Auburn Women's Inst:-
ruse.. •Mrs J. Woods, Miss M. King,"
Mrs. Andros', although taken •com-
pletely by suunrise, spoke a few words
tri reply, thanking the ladies for the.
gift and `the many kind words.
A. farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.
'Andrew acid family was held in the
'Teasel-nent of lOnox church last Friday.
evening,, and, was .largely attended by.
them many. friends, 'and 'neighbors.'
the evening was spent in games and
contests. .A delightful Tench was
Served by the ladies, The , following
address was'read to the fancily and a
chair presented:
"To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Rae and
Freda: Dear Friends: WA, as a
church and community, desire to 'ex-
press one regret that you have'decid•
ed to leave our neighborhood; We
have been associated with you for fif-
teen years and have always failed yoll
ready to cooperate its every good
work. Our missionary work espec-
ially has been one of Your greatest
desires to advance. ZWe will mies you
all very much, but trust you are go-
ing to soinething better. The Goder-
ich people will be the gainers and we
the losers. We wish you all health
and prosperity in your new home and
church relations. As a small tangible
proof of our esteem we ask you to
accept this chair and as you enjoy it
think of your Auburn friends. Signed
on behalf of the Auburn church,
friends and neighbors: Wm. Straugh-
an, 0. E. Devitt."
Mr. Andrew made a suitable reply,
thanking the friends for their many
kind words, Rev. W. R. Al), Mr, O.
D. Erratt, Mr. W. Straug h ut Mrs.
(Rev,) Banes and Mrs,
Woods 11
a
spoke, expressing regret that the fam-
ily were leaving the •community.
Huron Road East
Mr. Wm, Ball and Mr: Stewart Ball
attended the celebration of the fif-
teenth wedding anniversary of Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Sp;ung near Londes-
boro one night recently.
Mr. Ernest. Vanderburgh is laid rap
with a bad cold.
Mr, D. Dale, while leading a ,catch:
beast one day recently, was knocked
down and tramped on by the beast
and is now suffering from several
broken ribs.
Mrs. •Sheri, Dale, who has been a
long time sick, is improving in health,
we are glad to say.
Mr. Frank Glew, our genial petrol,
man, has been reengaged for anoth-
er year• by the; Ontario Highway De -
pertinent. •
Mr. Chas, Manndelivered two nice
head of cattle to Mr. Norman. Holland
of Clinton the other day.
Master. Albert Vanderburgh ,of
Goderieh township spent the week -end
at the..eome of Mr. Geo, A. Vander-
bttrgh,
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Jaynes I•folland is still confined to the
house suffering with his injured leg.
PLAN NOW FOR THAT PACIFIC
COAST AND ALASKA TRIP YOU
INTEND TO TAKE MS SUMMER
Next grammes', forget - the cares of
business or profession and take a trip
to Western Canada, the Pacific Coast
or Alaska. There's satisfaction in this
kind of a -vacation—a swift journey
through never -before -seers country,
restful stops at splendid resort hotels
and, when you reach the Canadian
Rockies, gorgeous vistas of lake, for-
est and towering mountain peaks.
There is never anadle moment if
you travel the Canadiin, National
Route on radio equipped trains.
Crossing the vast prairie country, the
Granary of the Empire is always ins
tei•esting. ,Then there is Jasper Na-
tional Park and Jasper Park' Ledge
of Continent -wide tattle. There ,are
mountains on all sides, sky piercing
giants, snow-capped massive, moray
of which have never been scaled.
Feonr Jasper National Paris is a
never-ending sueeession'of mountains
—and mole mountains—lovely val-
leys, turbulent rivers and dishing.
waterfalls until you reach the Coast
at Vancouver or Prince Rupert.
To make the most of your trip the
voyage through the Sheltered Scenic
Seas of the North Pacific should be
taken from Vancouver to Prince Rups
ert`or Alaska. On the voyage you.
will see from. spelndid se'a-going
steamers, alluring inlets, towering
headlands and tumbling .icy streams
and glaciers. On the return journey,
see Kitwanga And its' totem ,poles,
Mount Robson, the highest peak it
the Canadian •Rockies , .and again at
Jasper National Park.:.;
These trips, .as mapped out b °e
pp yGan
adian National Railways are net suri.
passed anywhere and furnish.: a lib,
eral education on Canada to our Cane
adian people:
Summer Tourist fares are effective
between May 15th and ;'Sept. 30th,
with return limit .of Oct. < 31et, at a
Minimum of cost. -
Make sure of your Western trip•
this stimrner by planning ahead, Any
Canadian National Agent wjll give
you full information apd;illustrated
booklets,--Advt. • 46-2
:ucefiield.
The ox.'soe:al held' 'tinder 'tli
eb d ne oan-
,s ices of the building eomenttee of.
the •,'United "thumb last Friday' even.,
ing•.' was a "great •strccesei Rev: Nix.
Armour was; chairman en(1 those tak-
ing ; per Were the .Boyce Orchestra,
the Stacltho ee orthesti'a,' Alfred,
Celle from Varna, Mr. Jarvis H
axtor,
Miss Anna Aikenheedt Mr. and Mrs.
Armour and Miss : Elizctbeth •Scott
Rev. Dr. Noyes'of Torgrtto, Superin-
tendent of ,Chinese Missions for ,test -
ern Canada, ° visited with his Kfriends
at the Manse last week and ?poise of
his <work, at the Wednesday evening.
service,
Mrs. Bob Allan hag retailed from
Toronto, ' t
Mrs. Murdock of the village is still
quite seriously ill.' j
The secretary of . the Horticultnr-
ale'Societv':will give arose !bush
to the one sending in` the' first order.
All must be in before March 10th.
Eighty members joined last October;
and more naives are coming in. Ask
for :a Premium List, Four of Bruce -
field's ,)ublic spirited citizens, Messrs.
Driver, Ross ,Scott,' IIiigh Berry and
J. B. Mustard, axe offering prizes -in
shrubs and vines. to the four village
hones, the 'appedeance el which has
been most improved during the grow -
Mg season of 1926.
IVIrs, Zapfe is slowly improving af-
ter her recent serious illness.
Mrs. JIM Allan and Mr. Cochrane
are doing well since they came out :of
the Clinton Hospital, where they un-
derwent operations,
1Virn' Hugh Gilmour is improving
slowly in health.
The villagers evil be sorry to lose
Mr, arid Mrs. Sandy.. Mustard, when
they none to the Walker 'home on the
London road.
The Young Peoples' Society is put-
ting on a concert in the Union church
on Wedeesdy evening, when Mis.
George King, soprano, and otliere will
provide the program.
'. Constance
We are sorry to say that Miss
Jean 'Lawson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lawson, was taken to
Seaforth Hospital on Sunday, where
she was operated on for appendicitis.
We hope she will soon be all right
again.
Miss Sinclair spent a few clays last
week, with her• frien•3, :'sirs. Roy Law-
son,
The Young Peoples'' Society met
Tuesday evening.
It'i•
wasa ter
tded to
have n old h' t
a fas tot ed spelling
bee
from the first ten chapters of John's
Gospel,
We- are glad to say that 'our sick,
Mrs. C. Dexter and Miss Hattie Arm-
strong, are on the mend.
Mr. and MYIrs. Adam Nickelson at-
tended the funeral of their uncle, Mg,
Wm. Riley of Brussels'cn Monday.
Mr. Clarence :Clark arrived home
on Friday evening from Toronto.
51. Helens
-Mr. John W. Reid of Varna spent a
few clays at the home of Mrs, R. J.
Woods.
Miss Gladys Webb returned from a
ten day visit with friends in Guelph.
Mr, and Mts. Percy Flyde of Kin-
eardine are visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Hyde.
Born—At New Jersey, N.Y., to Mr.
and Mrs. Pickwood, a daughter. Mrs,
Pickwood was formerly Miss Joseph-
ine Cameron.
.Mr. Jonathon Farrier, an old resi-
dent of this vicinity died at Winghant
last week.•
Miss Ethel Robertson of Lttcknow
spent a few days at the *home of Mr.
John Rutherford. • '
Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. McQuillian vis-
ited last week at the home of Mt, E.
Haines..
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Most people, know that fron, the.
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