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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1936-09-03, Page 4• -ZPAGE 4 COOPER'S STORE NEWS School Days ARE HERE AGAIN FULL ASSORTMENT OF 8OHOOL SUPPLIE$ FOR PUBLIC OR C C _ ..L. AND ' IF NEW SCHOOLouTF TI.S ARE,NE �EDED • GIVE US A CALL OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE A. i, • 000PER. Variety China Dept. -1st Floor -Phone 36w., House and Men's Furnishing Dept. -2nd Floor -Phone 36j. FOR THE PROPER CARE OF YOUR TEETH Yon can use nothing better than Euthymol Tooth Paste a famous preparation made by the famousfirm of PARKE-DAVIS AND CO. EUTHYMQL TOOTH PASTE KILLS TOOTH DECAY GER5IS IN 3 MINUTES. Price 25c, worth more W. S. A. HOLMES PNM. B. CLINTON, ONT,, Ms Rex0.4 t�i Stara PHONE 61 BILTMORE HATS The wide variety of shapes, styles and colors Which we are showinglmakes it comparatively easy to find the right one for You. Molded so skilfully :OM will hardly know that you are wearing a hat, and the craftsmanship is so fine that they keep their shape right to the day of discard. $1.95 to $5.00 DAVIS & HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING CENT A=MILE ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES (Minimum Fares : Adult 75c.: Child 40e.) FROM CLINTON ANI) ALL ADJACENT C.N.R. STATIONS 18 Whitby Jet., Oshawa, Bowmanville, 'FRY. SEPT. to poet Hope, Cobourg, Trenton Jet., Belle ville, Napanee, Kingston, Gananoque, Brockville, Prescott, Morris_ burg, Cornwall, Uxbridge, Lindsay, Peterboro, Campbellfottl, New mar•Icet, Allendale, Penetang, Collingwood, Meafo'd, Barrie, 0iiliia, Midland, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, Callander (Home of the World -famed Dionne Quintuplets), North Bay, Party Sound Sud- bury. All towns in New Ontario on line of Temrskmning & Northern Ontario Rly.; Ninissing Central Ely.; Kapuskasing, Longlac, Ger- aldton, Jellicee, Beardmore. -SAT. SEPT. 19 to Toronto Also to Brantford, Chatham, Chesley, Clinton,' Durham, .Exeter, Fergus, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Harriston, Ing- , arson, Kincardine, Kitchener, London, Listowel, Mitchell, Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Paris, Port 'Elgin, St. Cath- arines, St. Marys, Sarnia, Southampton, Stratford, Strathroy, Walk- erton, Wiarton, Wingham, Woodstock. .8z SAT SEPT 19 Locally between Important Stations at which Excursion Tickets are sold -Ask 'Picket Agent. iiFor Fares, Return Limits, Information, Tickets, consult nearest Agent See Handbills for complete list of destinations , T945A. CAN•ADIAN NATIONAL • _Explains Use izing the Credit House officials to transfer $2.00 credit from A's ac Alberta: Credit count to B's, This leaves A with THE CLINTON NEWS-RECORII'`' BAYFIELD Attention is drawn -to the fact tha Bayfield fall fair an dates have been Y changed toSept,g Sel 30 -Oct. 1. Amongst those who sehave occupied gp their cottages in the village for the season or part of it and returned tc their hoaxes are: Mr, and Mrs, R. E' Pemberton and family, Mr, and Mrs R. E, Ashton and family, Mr. ani Mrs. M. C. Templeman and family Mr, and Mrs; W. Robinson and family Mrs. F. V. Granger and family, Mrs 1-1. Tanner and:daughter, Miss Dor othy Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. ,Tilhnar and family, Mrs. Piobert Heard, Mr and Mrs. M. Aikenhead and family Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Chapman an family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Oates and two sons, Mrs. G. Galbraith an family, Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Rogers Hamilton; Mrs. R. J. Laidlaw and son St. Thomas; Mr, and' Mrs, Georgi Stanbury and family, Mrs. J. Atkin son and 'daughter, Lorraine, Exeter Mrs M. Flock: and two children o: Windsor and Mrs. L. le, Jones an children of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. R E. Bricker and two children, Kitchen er; Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Lang -Ford Walkerville; Dr. and Mrs. Harve Reid and two children, Mr. Jas. A Cameron, Miss Isobel and Evans Cain Bron, Toronto. Miss Viola Fraser, who assiste Stewart Cook at the Log Cabit Lunch Room for the summer, ani Miss Isabel Lindsay, who has asst been with them for part of the sea son, returned to their homes in C1in ton on Monday. The school bell rang again, or Tuesdaymorn' to summon c m sx n tine hxl g siren to study after the long vasa tion. Mr. Jack Ferguson resumes his duties as. principal and Miss Mets Sheardown of Goderich took charga of the Junior Room. The school was re -decorated and other improvements made during the summer. Miss Meta Sheardown is staying with her aunt, Mr's. D. Dewar, Miss Helen Fisher returned to her hoine in Waterloo on Sunday after having visited her aunt, Mrs. F. A Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Orr and Miss Peggy Orr have returned to them hotne in Stratford after having spen the season at their cottage. Mrs. T. Allen and family and Mr D. Higgins and family who hays spent the summer in cottages in :ow ett's Grove have returned to their respective homes in Toronto. Misses Elva and Anne Dewar re turned to Toronto on Monday to re surae their teaching duties on the To Tonto School staff, Mr, and Mrs. Wei,, E. Metcalf an< Miss E. Thompson who visited the former's mother, Mrs. W. F. Metcalf returned to their home in Oakmont Pa., on Sunday. Miss Margaret Onley, who ha been with her sister, Mrs. W. Fowler since Dr, 'and Mrs. Fonder moved t the village, and Chas, Onley.who ha been with them during tale' summe, while working .at the golf course, re turned to Toronto on Monday. Dr, and Mrs. Fowler returne home on Sunday evening after hay ing spent a couple of days in Hamil ton where they attended the wed cling of the formers' sister. Mrs, A. G, Hodgins, Miss Mabel and Messrs. Cecil and Lloyd Hodgins returned to Toronto on Monday af- ter having spent the season at the latter's cottage on The Terrace, Mrs. Richardson . and Miss Ruth, who visited the • former's parents, Rev, and Mrs. R. NI, Gale, for a cou- ple of weeks returned to their home in Waterloo. Rev, and Mrs. R. NI, Gale and• Miss Gladys Gale left ors Monday on their vacation. They will visit their daugh- ter in Waterloo first. Mes. A. Bernick and two daugh- ters, Holley Louise and Carol, retern- ed to their home in Detroit on Wed- nesday after having spent the vaca- tion with the former's mother, Mrs. S. Holley. Miss Edna Sylvester and Miss Greene of Detroit are guests, at. Mrs, 3, Ferguson's. Miss A. Adams of Mount Pleasant, Mich,, is a guest at Misses M. and J. Stirling's home. Mrs. J. 0. Goldthorpe went to h Hamilton on Friday of last week to 0 attend the wedding of a friend and visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1J. Kendall returned to Elmira last week after having visited 'the latter's parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. W. R. Jowett. Mr, Chas. and Miss Betty Mustard, returned to Toronto, of Monday to resume their teaching duties after having spent• their vacation with their parents at their summer home here. Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner and. Miss Betty returned to London on Tues- day after having spent the summer at their hone in the village:, • Mr. Victor Burt of London spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs> F. W. Bak- er, On his return he was accompan- ied ,by Mrs.: Burt and :children. The BOA children spent the -summer with their grandparents. Mr, and Mrs, M. C. Haat and fam- ily returned to Toronto last week id - ter having sheat some time with Mrs. Hart's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Bing: Mrs. E. H. Johns and Master Fran- cis returned to London on Tuesday after having. spent, the summer with Miss J. Reid, k Mis. Wm, Hall, Jr., and little danghter `: of Toronto, `Mrs. -Malcolm Burke, Mr. Stewart' Burke and friend 1 of Oshawa .came on ,Tuesdaytovisit Mr;; and :Mrs,, W. Hall Mrs. Dalton Smith of IngersolI is k 'People are -more or less interested 'in Social Credit, which is being tried in the Province. of Alberta. The Morning Albertan, published' in Cal- gary explains it thus: The following has been issued in ,connection with registration for So- cial Credit dividends. By Alberta Provincial' Credit, we sanean credit created on behalf of the .people by the Provincial Government for the purpose of distributing goods Nand paying for services. This credit will be created by the 'placing of figures on the credit side ..of the person's account in a ledger. ,It will be transferred by the use of ; •,a nen-negotiable certificate issued by + the ..person in whose account the cre- dit stands. The Credit House officials, on re- ceipt of the non-negotiable certifi- cate,= will transfer the amount from 'the account of, the individual signing it, to the account of the person in 'whose favor it is drawn: e.g., A.'re- • toeives a dividend of $5.0 -which is ;given' by placing the figure' "5". on ' the credit side of his account in the Credit • House.`' He purchases some ;Alberta 'made goods front' l3' to ` the value of; $2.00, A, issues to ,B a'rnon- negotiable certificate, •aeknowled - g :ling the receipt,;0 good,,, apdsiauthor- a balance of $3.00 and gives 13 $2.0 extra in his account to enable him to replace the goods and realize his commission. If B desires, he can re- tain his receipts for several days and then present them all ia. the Cre- dit House to have the necessary tansfers made. B. now has suffi- cient credit to .replenish his supply of Alberta -made goods. The Alberta Provincial Credit will be created for the following purpos- es: 1. Monthly Basic Dividends to reg- istered Alberta citizens only. 2, Interest-free loans to the re- tailers to enable them to buy a stock of Alberta -macre goods, 3, Interest-free production roans upon good security to assist in the development of internal industry and to stimulate greater production ` of Alberta -made goods; to assist the farmer in increasing the amount of his production,. and in the erection and repair of buildings. 4. To maintain just price by giving a bonus, if necessary, to producers. 5. To. grant a compensated dis- count to consumers to increase the consumption of specific lines of pro- duction. 6. To relieve unemployment by a program of public works.: 7u' And generally. to solve poverty in the midst ,of plenty;:. Presentation To Popular Bride Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart, o'f Lon b !P es oto andg d , their daughter, Mar- ;' ion, entertained the "Win ,Others; Sunday School Class at a presents- ,- tion on Thursday, August 27th, for Miss Norma Snell, bride -elect, i Mr. Clarence Ball acted as chain- man for the evening. Mo. Alex. Rich- arils read an address as follows: "Dear Norma: IL is with • mingled . feelings that we contemplate once late ou • Your Ycoil ap-rte s preaching marriage, We all join in heartily wishing' you very much hap- piness in your new life. But it is 1, with great regret "that we think of ; losing you from our community and i especially from the "Win Others" , class. , Your unselfishness, courtesy and above all, your dependalality, have . been an inspiration and an example, to us aIl. You Have demonstrated by your many fine qualities the fruits of 1 a genuine Christian life. • As a token of our regard for you - we ask you to accept this chair, and , we hope that you may have many r kindly thoughts of your old associa- , bates in the class while resting in it, It is our hope and, Brayer that God's blessin may rest upon g Yp you richlyY I in your new home ani] that on t and your future husband inay enjoy l a longand happy$20.00 married life, Signed on behalf of the class - . Marion Stewart , Gladys Mountain, - Hazel Hoggart." The presentation of a beautiful t occasional chair was made by Mes- .- srs. s. Cliff Adams and Lloyd d Ste 'this Stewart. YSundaymorning - Miss Snell fittingly thanked the class for their gift saying she ,hoped theyMr. t would all enjoy the comforts of the t chair •in her new home. t 'The entertainment took the form of musical numbers: soh by Cyril Richards; mouth organ selections by . Frank Roberton, Alvin Vodden and Chas. Stewart; violin music by Grant • Snell and Donald Snell. assisted at r the piano by Gladys Mountain and Norma Snell; recitations by Rev. Mr. Gardiner and Mr. Will Lyon. This t was followed by hearty communitybaela staging: t The young people also served very appetizing refreshments. • The chairman, Mr. Clarence Ball, then moved a vote of thanks, se- corded by Mr. Novelle Forbes to all who had taken part in the evenings entertainment for their assistance in - malting it a success. A. vote of 'thanks was also tendered .anti Mrs, Stewart and Miss Marion for tate hospitality of their home moved 1 by Miss Laura Snell, seconded by , Mr. Henry Hunking. Mr. Stewart replied saying . as superintendent of the Sunday Sohool he was pleased and proud to entertain this splendid class, especially On the particular tc- s'casion. But he regretted Miss Smell's , departure from : the • community and o Sunday School, where sire had been s such a willing and efficient worker, r The evening was brought to a close • by singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow," and or She's a Ladies." I • the then GO'DERICH TOWNSHIP tiIx's. Wheeler and son, Douglas, of Parkhill s rll were week -end t lc end guests ofn Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Stephenson. Mrs. Lawrence Stephenson. is vis- iting with friends in Loddon. , Mi , and Mrs. Ben. Rothwell were guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs• Cliff: Stewart.a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole , and son, and Mrs. Peter Cole from Mich- igen, who have been-visitingfriends g guests' in and around Clinton, wereat on Sundayand of Mr and Mrs, Robert Cole. (Received too late for last week), Mrs. W. Stevens and three children of Detroit are visiting this week with Mr. and Mi•s. Balsam: Mrs>, Lewis Bailey' and Masters Clayton and Kenny of. Amherstburg are visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jas. R. Stirling. , Mrs. Bernard Clark and family of St. Thomas were visitors with her brothers, John and William McGuire, Miss Trossa' remaining for a week's visit. Mr. Mike Foran of Toronto was visiting his sister, Mrs. John McGuire who is in poor health. Mrs. Lewis Bailey and Masters Clayton and Kenneth of Amherst yon burg, who have been visiting'thepast week with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Stirling, left for home on Sunday.She was accompanied as farwereerer P as. London byherparents.ow, Mrs. J. McGuire and her brother, Mr. Foran, have taken a trip to Wa- saga Beach and Callander to see the quints, and on their return will visit their sistersi Toronto.g t n 'Miss Betty Harris and - Miss June McDougall are visiting a few clays in Goderich. Miss. Lillian Picot returned home Sunday after spending several weeks in Toronto. Mrs. M. Lowden.has her sister from Hamilton visiting her for a couple of weeks. Mr. Will Stirling is in Toronto this week. Mr. Bert Harris got 'hurt when he was working on the telephone lines, pole fell striking him: Mr. and Mrs. W. Holtzhauei and daughters, Doreen, Margaret and luno, Miss M. Murdoch, Mr. O. Dor- enhoueffer and Mr, C. Hartle of Marden visited over the - week -end with Mrs, W. Riggin and Mrs. B. Finlay. AUBURN Miss Jeannette Bradnock of Chi- c !o a is visiting • g z Mrs.Wm. Dobie. gbre. Bill Kruse of Gat ' 1 • xsse ndin • a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Laws n, p W. Thompson was in Tilsonburg for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Abel of New York, Mr.: and Mrs. George Oxitsle g y of Leamington and Mi•. and Mrs. • A. B. Shackleton of Toronto are visiting the home' of Mr. •and Mrs. William Anderson. Robert Scott had his hand` caught between the threshing,machine and separator, causing, a bad injury to ;his finger. ' Mr. and Mrs. N. Mur.tay and Reg., have been visitingwith Mr. and Mrs. R, D. Munro. Mrs, A. Christie , has returned to her honie in Cromarty after spend- Y i pend- ing some time with het• mother, Mrs. W. Robertson.the Thezie United Church is bekn re - shingled. g Miss Mary Elphinstone from Scot- land is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Howatt. A meeting ig of the executive of the Maitland Hard Bali league was held -Beale, Friday night. Bert Marsh, the treasurer, reported $96.00 in the treasury. It was decided to leave there, the rest to be divided among the 6 different teams, White -y Colborneor, and Auburn. The Wingham, and Auburn. cup, won by Blyth, was presented to Will Wat- son, who received it on behalf of Blyth.. Harry Arthur is visiting in'Zurich. Mrs.. 0. McIlveen with sons, Bob,1 Donald, Gilbert and Eric, have re- turned to Bownianville after spend- ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. A. Asquith. Misses Mary and Betty Asquith have returned from aa trip to Toronto. Miss Josephine Weir sang at the opening of the Presbyterian church at Blyth on Suuiday, The schools o opened this week with Miss V. Shatlast a p and Mi.. Alden Host again. pare- Mrs. J. Phillips, Arnold and Royce, have returned after holidaying in St. George and Clinton. Miss Dorothy Burdett of Essex, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Raithby. Anniversary •services will he held in the Baptist church next • Sunday, Sept, 6th, at 3 and 7.30 o'clock. The special speaker for the day will be a former pastor, Rev. Harold Eastman of Collingwood. The service of song will be led by the "Gospel Four" male cordis ly of Stratfod. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these ser- vices. W. Bro. N. V. Johnston, t offs al of St. Marys, paid his first official visit to this district when he visited Morning Star Lodge, A.F, and ANL at their regular meetin There was a splendid attendance, seven lodges being' represented. The regular toasts were given at the banquet, fol- lowing the work of the lodge soon. Mr. William Bailey; of Goderich, who has. been a Mason for 63 yeAx,'s was present. Master Kenneth Stewart of Ilul- lett spent last week with his cousin, NII. Aubrey Toll. three o'clock in the afternoon, w< conducted by the Rev. G. G. Bnrtc of the Ontario 0 aro street sect United c ed hu•c; Clinton, in the presence of only in mediate relatives. :Mr. Melvin Da: acted as best'man and Mrs. Da.; was matron of honor: At the`coxclnsion_of the' cwase sumptuous wedding •feast was el toyed. Later in the evening' a Teter tion was held, when a large riled. 1 of the neighbors and friends called t extend good wishes to the yowl n'•' 1 a miscellaneous x neo s showe of articles useful in housekeepin was given'them. and Mrs, naycox have gone 1 their new home in Cochrane and hay the good wishes of all' for a harp married life.' BRUCEFI i'LD'. -Mrs. Lottie. McAsh of London 1 guest of Mrs: Margaret McKee at present. Mr. Jas. Walker of the Londe Road near BruceAug celebrated h' 81st..birthday on August 27th. The were ranch pleased to have wit them their friends from Michigai Mrs. Jones, Miss H. Hodson and Mr who is the daughter of tt date Mr. and Mrs.o formerly Thompson, Miss Pine Was, Walton, formerly Pine Walker of rs.J st.xith, who was alsoof Mrs. Jas, Walken 7l rex friends w frorn Clinton M e r o ing were glad to see M. Walker Walker looking so well. Rev, W. A. Bremner, who has ri turned from his holidays, will occur pulpit next pra n n r P the usual time. and Mrs. Thos.. Anderson an daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Pa g Montrealoand Miss Margaret Mercer 4 are visiting Mr. and NIrs..! Patterson, Mr. George Forrest of Vancouve. B.0is visiting Mr, and Mrs. I Aikenhead. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wheeler and Doi ail of Detroit, and Mrs. T. H. Whee er spent a. few days in Owen Sour week. Mr. and Mrs, B. Kaiser of Detro visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapf Mrs. T. K. Cornish spent a fe days last week with relatives at Ba; field. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Swan are visi hug relatives in' Toronto. Mrs. D. McEwen and Mr•. and Mr Stanley McEwen and son, who hat been visiting relatives here, have la for theirhome in Winnipeg. Miss L. Marsh of London is bac in the village, having returned to is surae her school duties. Friends from iced ativ and Ch sago, Illinois; visited at the home t Mrs. A. T. Scott, Sunday, LONDON ROAD 1VIr. Hata Mrs. talon McKnight and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Tasker of Stratford. Mx'. Stuart Cloakey of Morris Was a recent visitor with Jack Clegg, Miss Edith Stanbury has returned from Muskoka, where she has spent the past two months, Friends of Miss 0. LeBeau will be pleased to know she is improving from her accident. Misses Georgina and Margaret Murrayis y 'of London and Mrs, Jenny Ellis of Aberdeen, South Dakota, and Mrs. Lindsay of Hensall have been guests at Mr. and Mrs. George Fal- g toners: Tho Misses Murray have returned to London but Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Lindsay will make a longer vis- Mr. Mr, and Mrs, M. E. Farquhar and Mr. Sniitlr of Detroit were week -end .visitors with the ` former's mother; Mrs, Farquhat', and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clegg•. Jacic Clegg who had been visiting them, accompanied them hone. Mr. Wm, Falconer and Miss Ken- Leon are visiting Mr. Falconer's srs- ter, Mrs. Howard of London. Iters.. Roy Plumsteel spent the week -enc] with •Detroit' relatives. Miss Helen Pickett was a week- end guest with Iter aunt 'ancl uncle, Mr, and Mrs. W. Moffat. Mr. and Mrs. Will Porter,: Mr. and Mrs. Geo.'Pollard and Evelyn of Stratford, Mr, and Mrs, Dave. and Roy Kerr and .Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mitchell and children of St. Marys were Sunday visitors with Mr, am Mrs, W. Moffat: Mrs. W. J. .Stanbury is in Toronto this week .attending the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late William White: PORTER'S HILL Field day on Sept: 7th, Labor Da; is expected to bring a big crowd t porter's Bill. On Sunday Sacrament ed to Lords supper was dispensed, an chess were very few out. Mr, Will Cox was taken to Clinto Hospital Sunday for an appendix or eratiom, Friends will be glad t know he is makingsatisfactory lin provement , On Thursday last while' bringiti a tank of water up a hill,dMr. How and Cox had the misfortune to stir his foot going under the wheel o the tank, crushing it badly. . Miss Phyllis Elliott, who had s bone in her foot broken early in July is still quite lame. The bone evil have to be reset, it is believed. Next Sunday, Miss Maud Howell Goderich, will have charge of tis service in Grace church, in the ab sence of Rev. R. M. Gale, Miss How ell is a missionary teacher hone or furlough from Trinidad, and shoul< bo well worth hearing. We tvonl like to see a good attendance. Visitors' at Mr, and Mrs, Fred El• lion's last week were: Mr, and Mr's Maellroy .and ' daughter, of Ottawa and Mit. Macllroy of Seaforth. Mr, and. Mrs. Will Mair of Lon don is visiting at the home of Mr. Milton Woods. Miss Irene Woods of the,Metropol• itan office; London, has been holi. Baying at home. School 'opened Tuesday for anoth- er tern, May it be one of success; both to teacher and `pupils. ` Rev. and Mrs. Gale left Tuesday for a month's holidays. It. is' hoped oiled will be enjoyable and benefie- with Mr: and Mrs. H l Powell Powell weret Mr:. and Mrs. Will Powell .and three sons... Misses Edna Freida nd n Milto whot have been in Milton returned with On their return to Milton rn were accompanied by Mrs. pend ' and week two children, who spend a with them and other relatives. CONSTANCI� Mrs. Arthur Bromley of Pamoar is spending a few days with her par - acts, Mr. and Mrs: Jas. Dale. Mrs. E. Grieve and daughter, Mona, of London visited at. the home rae of NIT. and • M. J, Ferguson on oFri- day, Messrs. Ralph and 13111 MeBrien of Detroit are visiting at the hone of Mr. and Mis. Jas. Medd, Miss Edith Britton is spending a few holidays with relatives in I+'or- est. . Nit. and Mrs: Oliver Clarke visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lawson on Monday last. y Mrs. Lawson and son, Lorne, visit-gt ed at tato home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Davidson, near Brneefield, on Thum- day last:" 114x. And Mrs. R. Marks of Walton visited at the home of Nliss Jennie Mann. Mrs. George Dale of near Walton is visiting at the home of her son, Mr, Alvin Dale and Mrs. Dale. Miss J, Ferguson, who has spent her holidays with her parents at tiff- ford, returned on Monday, to resume {ter duties as school teacher for theerosity, phesent term: TUCKERSMITH The friends and neighbors of Mr: and .Mrs. Melvin Dale held a recep-. tion in the Legion Hall, Clinton, one evening recently, for the newly-wed- decl rain 'when 1 , a very happy time was spent. During the evening the following address was read to the young couple by Mr. Win. Collins and they were presented with a nuns- her of handsome and useful gifts: "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dale,-- In view of the fact that you have re- Gently embarked on the sea of lasts[- moray, we have •gathered here to night to celebrate that important event, al- so to welcome to our midst the one you, have chosen as your life partner, -You, Melvin; have always been ready tolend a helping hand and your cheerful disposition has done much to brighten the community. We feel that we could not Iet the occasion pass without trying to show our ap- predation of your kindness and gen- You, Mrs, Dale, have chosen woman's highest calling, that of a home maker, and - o u r kindest thoughts go with you as you take up Your new life. We ask you to accept they these gifts, not merely for their ma- lal. texial value but as a token of esteem in which you are held among your ry friends and hi our community. unity. With our best wishes. Signed on behalf of and „ your friends and neighbors. ; ,Mr. visiting Dale made a fitting reply to the kind then. wishes. of the friends, and the rest they of the. evening was • spent in dancing. 1' Roy While refreshments were served- Mr, will Reg. McMichael entertained, with Peter Gourley,' Tuckersmith town- ship farmer, was thrown out of.. a motor' ear, suffering head injuries, in Jim a crash at - e fully); S afortlt on Sunday, when. ears driven by Arnold Pullet o To- in vont°, and Rudolph Etue,of u - 'n' smith, figured i pTackersures g n a collision at an in -1 tersection. Other passengers escap- stared ed without injury, 'is A quiet wedding took place at the Ser•eiety tome of Mab. and Mrs, Melvin Dale,a 'e's newly -married pair' in Tuckersmith on Wednesday : afternoon of last week, when' Thelma Victoria Adams,;United daughter of Mr. and 6,totalled g d Mrs. Henry .Ad Owen Sound, was united to, Mr, with Elmer ingperiod- Laycox, sura of Mrs. , cox and Canadian ,v the late Harty Laycox, of r Cochrane, and brother of Mrs. Wal- ;Britain ! Dale. eTceremony, which took "ulaee 22;782 at'correspo•ndii#g United Church Leadership Conference At Alma The ComingWeek-End visitin her g parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins. A most enjoyable bridge party was held at the delightful summer home "DingledeIi" of • Mr. and Mis. C. R. Will,• on Thursday of last week, under the auspices of the ladies of the Bayfield Golf Club. There wereMt twelve tables and during the. after- noon little noveltyprizes were, given, A dainty tea was served by members og'the Club. Miss Margaret Ferguson left on Friday of last week for Tecumseh, where she is teaching 'this term. Mr. , and Mrs. McCulloch and two sons and Mr. and Mrs, J. Eagleson of Sault Ste, Marie were the guests if Miss Maud McGregor the past week, A banquet for the Coinservative Executive of Huron and Perth on August 26th, was provided, by the adies of St. Andrew's United church Bayfield,,, over 116 attended. The `Ontario; ables were very attractively dressed, and ample provision for all. After he dinner was over a' toast to •the foreign - ting was given, followed by addres- .Sun, es from Col.'Geo, Drew, and others, `ter the ,coninanyl dispersed to meet ronto,•And' n Jowett's Grove. A Leadership Conference will be heltl'Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 5-6, in Alina Collo a St. Thomas. The College, programme includes a number of leading speakers from the mission fields and the home • Church This is one of a series of four Laymen's Conferences now being held through- out Ontario. Principal Dobson of Alma College will welcome the delegates to - St, Thomas and Rev. W. A. Bremner of Brucefield, President of the London Conference, will conduct the opening devotions. There will .'be a round' table conference on "The Organize- tion of the Local Church for Dentin- ion an World" d Service. Among the speakers will be Rev. J. C. Cochrane, D>D., North Bay, sup- erintendent of missions for northern • Rev. Robt. Laird, AD., Treasir+er of the United -Church of Canada; Rev. .lames Endicott, D.D., ams, missions secretary; Mr. T. H. 'Morell' B,A., of China; Principal Wal- 'La T. 'Brown of Victoria cc,ollege, To- rev.' Frank Langford, D. rt Secretary D. of Christian Edncationt First Navvy: "'Well, • poor old „ 1 s gone. Second Navvy (scorn - " Y) • Poor, indeed! Luckiest bloke the market. Couldn't touch nuth- without it turned to money. In - 'ishouse,V burned in a month. In= In - 'isself again' haccidents-broke arm first week. mined the Burial last Wednesday, and now 'upped it. I call it luck." Ex orfs of Canadia p n eattle to the States in 1936, up to August 171 522 head, ,compared '88,845 head for the correspond - p of 1935. total p The of :oattl exported• e to Cheat during the swine period was compared with 4,947 in thd. period,rof'1936• • '` r