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PP.:iiN'S* STORE NEWS
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Me: W. McNabb and danghter,
Margaret, are visiting at the home of
Mr. andMrs. W. J. Andre*.
Mrs. XeIlwain and children or
Landon are visiting the lady's par
ents, M. and Mrs. A. Asquthe
Mr. and Mrs. John 111eRae of
Brace 11/fines are visiting Mrs. Meore
and other. friends in the village.
Mr. •and Mrs t Mex. -Maiming of
Cooksville are visiting. friends here.
M. Elwin Raitliby of Guelph spent
the week -end With his parents, Mr.
arid Mese George•taithby.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ee Lear visited hero
last week: , ' . . •
Wee Hill and Mr, and Mrs. G.
Owing to anniVersary services be
ing 'held at Smith's rim.presbyterian
chureh next Sunday therewill be no
service in Knox' church that day.
A congregational garden party will
be held on . the grounds of Knox
church and manse Friday 'evening.
July 4th. A strawberry supper will
be served from 5:3() to 8' p.m . The
programme will be given by de Cline
ton Kiltie Mend and Mr. Eariaey
McGee.
Mr. and Mrs, Jones and son,
James, of Windeor are visiting their
cousin; W. 3, Andreee,
Mr, R. Decker of Ducknow spent
the ,week -end with Ales. Helwig
The -Union Sunday school picnic,
which Wee held on -the 'river flat
last Friday, was a great success. The
weather' was beautiful and the large
crowd which attended enjoyed' the
sports'.
'The young people of the Methodist
Sunday schood spent a very enjoyable
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
X. Andrew on Monday evening.
At 5:30 Wednesday 'afternoon at
the hdine of the bride's parents, con,
4, East Wawauosh, the marriage was
quietly solemnized of Violet, youngeee
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bre.
charam, to Mr, Stanley, Cook, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook of the Gth
concession, East. Wawanosh,
P. Banes officiated. The bride, who
was given away by her father, was
beautifully dressed in. white erepe-de-
°Ilene, with bead and ribbon trim-
mings and carried a bouquet of 0,
phelia lames and mindenhair .fern.
After the *ceiemoriy., sat down to
a sumptuous repast. The bride was
the recipient of ninny beautiful gifts,
among them being a tray, and pyrex
casserole hem her S.,e1S, teacher and
clas$. iVkr. and Mrs..' Cook will ,re-
side on the gremen's' farm, fith con-
cession East' Wawanosh. 'We
tend our best wishes.
Sturdy, wholl` have beep yisitieg
friends at St.; Catharines, returned
home on Tuesaey.
Mr. and Mee, E. jenkins of Lon-
don /and R. al0 Miss M. Jdiikins of
Clinton\ spent' Monday with friends
heto.
Master CanWeron IVIcNahb of Tor..
onto is visiting at the home of W.
J. Andrew.
itippan.
Mr. 'setae Jarrott, our local grain
buyer, met with a severe and painful
accident on Friday evening last, while
tying up his pours in the stable, one
of -them hooked him in the' eye with
.her horn. Mr: Jarrett went next
morning to London. to consult a spe-
cialist, returning on Monday. It is
not known at time of writing whether
he will lose the sight of the injuted
eye or not. It is to be sincerely
hoped that when the swollen parts
are ,recluced and the inflanimation
has subsided that the sight will be
found alright. •
Me. and Mrs, WI. J. Beer of Ex-
eter motored up on Sunday afternoon
and spent a few hours 'with Mr.
Alex. McKenzie. '
Mr. Thos. Butt and wife spent
Sunday in 'Clinton, visiting. at the
home of the latter's parents.
Mr. Wm. Cooper anti family went
to Grand Bend on the lat.
Our postmaster, Mr. Edgar Butt,
and wife, Mrs'. Thos, Butt and Mr.
Robert Dayinan spent the afternoon
of the 1st at Grand Bend,
Our village was very quiet on the
first,of July our national holiday. ,A
good many event to other places, The
writer well remembers the first cele-
bratioa 1867, having spent it in
Goderich, and had the privilege of
being , in the same town fifty years
later, The first celebration was the
year following the•Tenian Raid, and
the writer also reinemberS the exalt -
Mg times in 1866. Fifty Years later
found us engaged in the stirring
scenes of the greatest war of all
time. That the dove of peace May
in the future hover over the Jand of
the Maple Leaf is the earnest wish of
this torrespondent,
Staknmeriiiii
Mr. and Mrs. James Macdonald
and child and Mrs. Eaben and am,
Master Ernest klaben, of. Chicago vis -
lied at the home of the former's bro-
ther, Mr, John Macdonald of the
Base line last week -
AMAZING SPECTACULAR
ENTERTAINMENT
FIRST 'NIGHT
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Season 'Tickets $.(f)f.l.
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Mss Mai'c
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ON JUNE 25th
tearhill • lt Sudbury
sQhP01,3'cilr, Tor' the' tor -g; 'vs': A very PrOttS. -Wedding was
cation, , ' ' ' ii'ed' on. WedrfesdaY' ev6ning; ' Juno
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Mr. Alvin. Townthend, who recent- ,25th at the ,hinne oX MT, ' and Mrs,
ly graduated from Qi-laen'5 tchiveri- H. 'Wal.the::.i': 'Rirerviel: farm
tY will' 'honour', Pahl, a holidaY at lett, wheiv their eldest.,. dauglAte'r,
Ms home -in this township and at the 'camarim E., ,was ..unil,ed In mar_
,beginniug of the. school soar- tali,9s 1 riage to 'James 'B, Jaclisonalsm of
a position on the CoTegiate sialTYit 1 Finliat.,
Ott. ' .. 1
..„., 1 The ceremony 'was performed be Much improvement is appa-rent on
„,,,,,-g PeoPies '-'4.gur.,' °I' i Ilealli a rose -trimmed arch banked all sides in the grove this ,yea:. ciin-
Sharcin. rhui,oh piel, izt bhe home of.,4 with SezMs, by 110v. W. 11.. 0.1p of pared with Its previous •aecommoda
Miss Irene Miley -on Wednesday of Auburn' in the presence or, the 101.. tion in the matteinof swings for the
last weak and,: IP,...vieW ol: hc'-' ,2aming mediate' relatives ' of the Contracting. children, 'new seats and tables and
marriage: Presented her with a hull parties, To ,the strains of Mendel- many 'Words Of praise,. attested the
dozen CoMmunity Plate lcuive, All eseeias weddinei piarh, pilayed hy .g•rowinge,popularity of tins ideal pie-,
PFesent. Pent a Very'elajoYahle even- Mrs. (Bev,) -Alp, fhe bride. entered Mc ground,'
ing and when the company yvas the parlor leaning on the ,arm of her • The ladies, Of course, as tesual ',c
breakeep, UJ • many expressions of father„ who :gave her away, , ,She tributod the greatest'. donation to -
good , will were given tie, popular loolc.-6d , charming, u a froi. of, salld suCcess' of the day by ;the gene's
On Sa
brideete-be, Julie 2810, a pretty 1,evaonrtecnsi ecoegoeg,,o 1.,boeuaccilleiedt., toil gwolecle,theaanrat inonodorclanilisttoy apordovaielilonwshomsapdoek.ef6'rg,,
'wedding t.obk: place at Ontario street Isoses and lily of the valley., She wore them their due meed of Pl'aiSe
pmzsonage, Clinton, at eleven o'clock-,
when Irena Ruby, Youngest daughe the bridegroom's girt a 'string • it also•Waeden Erwin ,encl County cl
02 of rms.liGieei;ergbes,olealoillelerthaendiltpieletoet, peaels. During
'register,. 'Miss M. Jackson' sang,' "0 efforts..in making the day a succe
the. Signing ' of, ,..,t1.1.o Holnian Were not f orgetten . fel' th
Mr, James Johos.to, son of Mr. and, perfect Love.” After reeeivink A hearty vote of ,thanks moved
xre, • Ed.'Johnston of Huiletr, congratulations the patty repaired to Ex -Warden W. H. Kerr Of ,Brtlee
The 'bride was becomingly dressed ' the dining room where the wedding, ad seconded by Ex„w,arden ..P,
iilillatscahn,dancra‘elpveoraenad eloiart,sozeitILsoletiotieest otof ecreehPlae:eaelveams'atisoenis.v.edA'fatielii"itlhle)bwikeddaiinigd ,tpw°olgolliwacisalrindielneticioittleicel !aches and. .t
Ophelia 'roses' and maidenhab: fern, supper 'Mr. 'and' Mi'. Jackson left The populerity of this picnic w
Miss Beth Rogerson and Mr. Lloyd for. Toronto, Ilamiltot and Niagara ; shown by the large attendance of
Miller were the 'atteidants. - The 'bt111,0eWInbrFidie• "entelhavveellivinetg:wiiitlhascingf‘C'11;i0lireoft Nlara;:detihity'e'tillg'inelli111.:sreSliltalnifin°00°110te
ceremony was Performed hy thd-IleV.- :17
tw'm eoat, and hat to match. The • first, fourteen of'the. seehrld group a
Q. J. Moorehonse
112)-.1‘oi-tdleg lt.eheeenieaci h'aPiiadnsyon111eseeiVeqgi'lleftfs1,:oani glriethitlin-leinveWhofo hticleve etrihiiic;Yedg'trh9:Pee
her 'father, . ' - ' .. . ficielme of -the people bitsending th
Their manyeeiends.jein in hearati- to the county eouncil
est congratulations. - • ' .; ' Of .these the most noticeable w
1v1r. Thomas ' E. Nays, of Seafor
'the. oldest living ex -warden if not t
oldest councillor. • Mr. Fia.Ys w
Warden, in 1879 and in. spite of . h
eighty-six • years is ,still hale a
COUNCIL 1
NIA... Al BAYFIELD
The best yet waS the general
'diet of those Who attended, the J1u
County 'Connell picnic in jewb
grove, Dayfleld, On F1'ida'Y isi
attendance was large e,rict repress;
tive of • all parts of the county
this was even outdone by thc, ant
lam and general goodwill prevain ,
The Weather anan was particularly
kind and the. day was ideal,
}580_ 13 and ihadc one of the brightest
speeches of,the day, besides winning
tile Ex-17.ar(„ems .2,Indicap raee,, with
yen Ex -Warden Caae1on a close second,
tt's The local 1,1. P. P. of South Huron
the Mr.9 N. W,,Trewartha, Siso WAs
Ita„, S011t and. spoke kindly wpvcis .of en -
104 and approciltion ide
good work M. ,the &unity .cotunci ; of
ng the past and present and the splen-
did. reputation enjoyed in the, Pro -
v0100, by the ,good People olHuron
county and thear chil-clren. At the
.e1niclusio'n of the' principal spoets,
ten
bbeyrilognEh,xt,i(wefilotTei:idn_pego'esteLtyd e, Elliotts G:eovpi horl
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wartha and Warden Erwin,/ also 03
LObb, Young, Bailie, Lane
abd W; Robertson,of the Signal.
on- 'Mayor Gelidly of O'oelerich was pre -
tile sent ancl spoke ePartietilaely , of the
ous great benefits of the social life de -
the valopecl , by euch. gatherings ,ancl. eon -
v -e chided byeinviting all to attend .the
:nd. unveiling the Soldiers' .Memorial
erk Statue in Goderich .on'Donlinion Day.
err . A.riother veteran ex -Councillor pre -
84. sdindtell^wichas'toltehTiph,°11,'Vahsc 4BotlIc'eldYef
in
els reminiscent mood of the old county
he Ex -Wardens, Sparkman and Beav,
ers of Exeter, alsoewere present but
as had to leave early,'
ex- A snappy beseball match eoncluded
11- the days sports ;between sides .chos-
he en by Messrs. Sanders and }3eattie.
nd The match was „umpired to the satis-
of faction of all by Mr. J. B. Reynelds.
lie The sides were as follows: Messrs,
em Sanders, Hayes, C.e A. Robertson,
Hubbard, 'Middleton, Patterson; John -
as sten Dougfas and Young; „Messrs.
th, Beattie, llicEwen, (J. L.) Baeker,
isa Erwiri, McCuteheen, Jamieson, Me-
as Ribbon, Coates. and M. Elliott; and
is the score was 9-4 in favor of Mr.
nd Beattie's olayers, , •
Immediately after the ceremony
theyoung couple left on 0-240101' trip
to Kitchener and Toronto. Their
many friends extend geed wishes for
their happiness and prosperity, e,
Mrs. Henry Murphy, and Miss Bes-
sie have returned to their Home, Wil-
low House Farm, after having, :nay -
et!' with the former's son at Exeter,
and visited other j.ilaces, for several
months, , ,
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley and
family of St. , Catharines visited last
week at the home of the lady's aunt,
Mrs. YE' Murphy„
Master Jack 'Cita of the Bayfield
line has been visiting thelionie of his
,grandmotheie ,Mrs. John Clutil. of
Clinton.
Mr. Leyvell Misoner of
Port Robinson motored up and spent
the week -end at the home of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Gealge
Ffudie: • They returned hone Tues-
day. .
The regular meeting of Unity Club
is being put off next week On account
of the Clinton Chautauqua. The
meeting; will he held at the home of
Mrs. Bert Murphy on July lith.
The inarelaggetook place in,' Col-
borne street Methodist church, Lon-
don, on Saturday of Miss Hattie E.
Trick, elder daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Levi Trick of London; formerly
of Goderieh township, to Mr. Fletch-
er .Townsend, formerly of Tucker -
smith township, .
The bride wore a handsome wed,
ding gown of white romaine crepe
-with 'trimmings of silk fringe and
lace ansi. carried an armful, of 0-
piselia rotes. .She arse wore the
groom's gift, a handsome broach set
with sappliires and pearls. M,iss Vera
Trick; sister of the bride, was brides-
maid. She was daintily gowned 01
pink crepe de chene mid bat and care
tied pink and mauve sweetpeas,Mr,
Crich o Thelcersmith •was beat man.
the ceremony *as performed by the
Rev. Mr. Uren, pester of Colborne
street eluirch. 1111r; and Mrs. Town.
send left on a motor and boat trip,
the bride's going away coslanne be-
ing a suit of navy blue with bodice,
hat and shoes of grey. On, their
retuen they will reside in London.
'Good wishes are extended, for a hap-
py and prosperous future.
Mrs. Arthur Andress of Madoek
Junetion paid a short visit to Mr...and ,
Mrs. john Jervis last week, returning -1
home sin Friday accompanied 'by her
niece, kiss Wannifred Jervis, who
will visit relatives in Toronto and
Belleville. She expects to be ab-
sent about a month.
The following is the report of the'
protlotion examinations for S. S.
No. p:
Sr. Ord—Honours: Muriel Rutile;
Margaret Evans. Pass: Mary GriggiN
Jack Welsh; Alfred Evans. Below
Pass; Frances pearSerk.
Sr. gnd—Pas: Jean Miller; Rich-
ard Evans; ,Dayrid Welsh; MarY
Jr, find—Promoted at Eastei—
Harold Yoe; japlc Gilbert; 'Evelyp,
Wise; Marjorie Jantziee Albert Tear -
son;' Bessie Welsh; Will Grigg.
Primer—Eldon 'Yoe; Reginald Mil-
ler; Elwin MeCtillagh.--t, M„ Pot-
ter, teacher, ,
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ELECTED- PRESIDENT TORONTO
BOND EXCHANGE
FRED G. Johnston, foimerly
VI-
Pres8det of G. A. Stimscizt Co.,
who has recently acdepted the ap-
pointment as President and General
Manager of the TORONTO BOND
EXCHANGE.
Mr, Johnston 'entered the bond and
banking business over sixteen yeaes
ago and has sJocialzed in Govern_
molt, Municipal and- Canadian Na-
tional Railway Bonds. He is a. son
of the late Judge Johnston of "Sault
Ste, Marie, Ontario, and a nephew of
W..33. Graham of Goderich, Ontario,
and received MS education at Trinity
:College, Port Hope and "Upper Cana --
de. College, Toronto.
thillett TawnshiP
Mr. and MI's: D. Woods and
daughterPhyllis, of, Stratford 'were
visitors a the hoine„of Ma, and Mrs.
J. G. Cartwright' over the' holiday.
Mr. Woods belong's td the Stratford
Band, which is camping at Bayfield at,
present.
Exelort Mr. and Mrs. David Mack
anneunce the engagement of their
youegst daughter, • Alma Agnes, to
Mr. Albert A. Davis,- only son of
Mr. and Mrs, 'Willis H. Davis, 71
-Decarie Boulevard, Montreal, Qne.,
the „marriage to take place early in
July.
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TITURSDAY, JULY 0,-2,i, 1924
Two very regrettable things rathev
• marred'the' day'6 outing. IVrrs. Neel),
sustained a very painful accident,:in
tips copt 1.4ce in which she fraetur,,e(1
lier friger a and Alex.
McRwen tool: a very "severe uniseulaz
cramp in one of the receS,
The following is a list of the :Mier
events and their winners: ---2
Guessing Contest (Men)—Mr. \V,
II. Coates, • Guessing Conteet (Ws-
men)--.2-Mrs This. Ingles. Bean-
bag theowing—Iltre. A. II. Nee)) and
Mrs, 3,' J. McGutcheoil. Thread
and Needle race—Mr, and Mrs, BT.
Elliott, Peanut race --Mrs. (De, ).
Grieve. Coat race—Mr. C. 0,, Ro.,
bertson and Miss 9, Petty. Men's
vace--M, E oti 0, C. Baeker. TOs-
sing the Caber—Mr, 0. 11. Neeb,
Mr. 1'. J. 1,,IcCutcheon. Best look-
ing couple ---Mr. -Lane and Mr,s. John
Douglas, Ex -Warden's race • with.
handicap—Mr, T.' E. Hays, and' Mr.
D, Oantelon.
Notes e
The Huron county couneinors and
their wives, don't believe in or practice
much guessing, as in guessing the
weight of a package which -weighed
'3 lbs. 13' ouleces, were frban 8 to 15
li)s, A tie between Mr. Beattie at
3 lbs. 10 ounces and Mr. Coates at,
4 lbs, was tossed for and won by
Mr. Coates. In guessing the nem -
her' of beans in a pitelier, which Was
837,. the guesses ranged from 150
to 1200 and the contest 'was won by
Mac. Mrs. Ingles with a guess of 500.
It is rumoured that the county
councillors will mita' a baseball teane
in next year's' EuroneCounty Leagne,'
with Warden Erwin as 'pitcher and C..
A. Robertson as catcher.
County Clerk•Iiolinan worked early
and late and iri' between to make -ev-
erybody happy end deserves muds. of
the credit for the success of the day's
outing.
Canadian Teachers' Federation
Convention at VietorM, B.C., Aug. 12-16
Here is a wonderful opportunity to view and, study the scenery
of our glorious Dominion at first %and; to see the beauties of
Ontario, the rolling prairies, the majestic mountains and the
sparkling waters of the,great Pacific all in this very complete
journey to the Convention centre.
Special Low Fares from all Ontario Points
A special train de Luxe of the Canadian National Railways
carrying the most modern type of all -steel equipment, with radio
set complete, leaves Toronto, July aeth.
A number el optional routes /any be taken on the return ttle,. Pull
information, also rail and sleeping ear tickets may be obtnincd from
any of the following officers or the Public School Federation.
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NTO---Mr. A. E. Bryson, 44 Silverthorn Ave.
HAMILTON—Me. J. Coning, 98 Barnsdale Ave.
I-1A1VIILTON--Mas Hazel G. Roberts, 107 Sanford Ave. South
or arty Canadian National
Ticket Office
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