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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-10-17, Page 5';THURS., `OCT. 17, 1935 TJIE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE r OF 'INTEREST TO YOU. AND ME M. H. 11. Stevens has little to eongeatulate'himself upon in the late election unless- it is the fact that he made the return of his former party impossible, believe that the splitting up of the Conservative `vote had something to do with it, too. Had Mr. Bennett and Mr. Stevens composed their differ- epees instead of having a ,.complete ;break, and far the failure no doubt both are. to blame, the result neghi have 'been very •'differe'nt. But the Liberals, feae'in 'Stevens lis still a MARRIAGESY LENDON- STEVI•:'N'S--At the home of the 'bride's parents, on Oct. 11t1r by the Rev. F, G. Fairill, of On- tario Street United church, CIL- ton, Donna Mary, elder dantghter c'f Mr. and Mus. W J. Stevens. of 'i Oaklands, the Base Line, to BULBSFARMER HYACINTHS TULIPS S MARKET for Poultry and Eggs CAPI AL THEATRE 1' Goderich--Phone 47 H REGENT THEATRE Seaforth - - DAFFODILS - CULLING TIME it will pay Earners to have all NOW: Jaclr. Benny in: ' "Transatlantic Merry -Go -Round" Now: "CAR 99e and "Home on the Range." g - NARCISSUS - JUST- ARRIVED Tm,Rorted Di•rect Front holland • tgand Plant Earlyand Get Best Resultsmend //-�� `' / non -layers removed from poultry flocks, Culling done by experienced Poultryman free of thane. and Checicens handled every day Market Prices Paid For Eggs. Gond Service While You Wait. Men., Tues., Wed.- Daulrle Bill' Clive Brook and Ann' hlarding cc a GALLANT LADY - Ann Sothern with Gene Ray - and. talented musical east in a ]IOOray For.ILOve" Mon., 'Tues Wed. SHIRLEY TEMPLE 'i, „ Little curly -to present another delightfultreat "Little Miss Marker" with Adolphe Menjou Election day was a fiine day and, :contuse to what one might have yHighest pthe expected, dol hear somefolk talk, the sun came up just as, brightly the next morning. Conservative, would have none of his reforms, and voted straight LeberaL Conservatives, on other hand, feeling that Mr. Bcnnett • had not, g ane as far as he might with these reforms, and any :Conservative hay- Lyle George Lendon, son of Mr.Fowl and Mrs, H. Lendon of Learning- ton. f CARTWRT•GIIT-GRICH-akt the On- terra! Street Parsonage, on •Oct, 12th, by the'Rev. F. 'G. Fasritt,' V �a�!• V. Cooker. FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66J N. W. TREWARTHA Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w Thurs., Fri., Sat, Alice Faye, James Dunn and Ned Sparks a rollicking. fun Thurs., Fri. Sat. BILL ROBINSON talented stepping star featured in .-,_.,_ Wouldn't it be a,• good idea for Al- and aheadline Lt into line witht the rest getof the ,Dominion. But it seems wedded to its new love,, 'Social.!Credit, ing any little grievance against his party, voted Stevens, thus making the election of Conservative candidates' impossible, We cannot help, feeling that Me, Doris Madeline, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert A. Crich of. the Base Line, to Raymond George Cextwri h s'on g t, of Mr, James Oert- weight and the late ,Fres, Cart- Londesboro. and melody. show. Hooray For Love" SA BLUE AY , George Whites Scandals 1935 Edition a music and dancing fun thaw •starring Ann Sothern and Gene Raymond There is to be another Royal wed- din t November. But we refuse to g nuto become excited over any Royalwed-member ding unless and until the Prince of Wales is one of the chief ,victors. Stevens would haver been. able to do nuc more with h h is reforms as a of one of the two - great. parties, even in opposition, than he can do as a party of one in a hos- wright of TiIAW-HEARD At the Church of the Redeemer,_ Louden, on October 12th, by the Rev. W. A. Town - •shencle Nina Eleanor, only Baugh- ter of MTS. Eleanor and the late spEv p OPP'ORTUNITY Coming: -"GINGER" with Jane Wlithers. Coining: "Gallant Lady's and Sorrell and -Son." ►►��JJ Mat.: Wed., Thur„ Sat., 3 pen. Mat.: Thurs., Sat. at 3 pan. KNOCKS l� v S ` r Pastry Fruit Cakes �'+ Oran •e. Cakes Orange 6 i Pumpkin & Lemon Pies Made by•'•.•' Q i Bartliff & Crich Will rein come and allow, us to convince you that our method of Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing p Clothes is strictly sanitary and up-to-date? We give your'clothes a lasting WEND 0 R F' S PASTRY AND CANDY SPECIALS PEANUT KRISP, per Ib. • 19c, JELLY• ROLL, each 15e PORK PIE, each 5c • NEILSON'S AND• HUNTS' Pian your Christmas Gifts now For Christmas) the gift that only you can •give --that grows precious with the years -Your Photograph%, r taken ' Ch •istxna strait now e are g Christmas Portraits ' Make your appointment early. BURGESS' STUDIO Phone 115, Clinton. "e— There will be no difficulty in theDaniSh newly -elected government carrying through any measure decided upon. no excuse for weakness' There aiewnll bei pp of action owing to: lack of support. the house. But one thing the election has demonstrated and that is that there is a large• percentage of people improvement in so- who wish some im Wm. Heard of the Sauble Trine,, Stanley Township, to Charles Del -• Bert Haw, only tom of M. and Mrs. George Haw, Proton. IN MEMORIAM.. Perhaps the resultof Monday's et- P y •ection night be explained by saying that the Liberals stuck together and the Conservatives voted for anybody they happened' to fancy for file time. oral conditions and any government of Canada who wishes to retain its position will do well to consider this fact. The patty led by Rt. Hon. W. L., Mackenzie King has received a'ejear mandate from the people. It has a CLARK- in ioving memory of our dear mother; Willamena Clark, who passed away Oct. 14th, 1932. When days are dark and friends are few • Mother, how long for you. --- Everybody , didn't even have a thence to vote. The mayor' of Wing- ham discovered shortly before else- bion day that his own and his wife's names had been omitted from the list. , 1 I,; i -I I ' large majority and will be held' re sponsible for its sets. It is the best way to creel a government in this country, with a majority largo e- sough to unable it to carry out what io cots it May have in mind. It is p • j y elected and we wish • it the greatestYDozen Dear we Friends are friends if they be true, But we lost our best friend when we lost you. y Trustful and true to tike end of your • days, 'Upright and just in all your ways. Makers of Dainty -Maid and Whole -Wheat Bread Phone 1. Clinton. crease, uniform finish and the natural bodyshape. CHOCOLATES Fresh Shipment To-day50c LB. p -Clinton ALL FRESH CHOCOLATE BARS of Kinds To Cheese From. ° Fuel Yards HARD BODY AND LIMB WOOD _.._ No eight-hour days in hospetais, Dr, Faulkener, Minister of Public Health, says. But, then there's no .eueh thing in a newspaper office, el- thee. We just have to work until the work's done, too., of success. Canada is our country and its interests are:higher than any political party. We would suggest, too, that the opposition, instead• of seeking to ebsernet and embarrass the government offer what assistance In silence you suffered and in pat- fence you. bore. 'Till God called You home to suffer no mrore. -Lovingly remembered by Will, Ma- bel and Clifford. PROMPT SOFT WOOD AND CEDAR pedestal, ,to Mr, and M'as. Kenneth Merrier. Miss June Stephenson then read an address to MSss Kirlc and Miss Gladys Gale presented her with D y g ! Cleaning Repairing C�A�KPrompt Pressing DELIVERY of, Buns, Rolls, and all leading kinds of Bread, Al. ways Fresh. TRY US FOR QUALITY ALSO HARD COAL, ALL SIZES Alberta Jasper Lump, and Coke. delivery from my yard on lovely book -ends, A small bride and groom then appeared carrying a 11 . a = 7 �� T T O Tr W ,IV 1 } j�S Isaac Street. Victor Falconer possible se that the new government pink basket of miscellaneous gifts DON'T BE LAID UP with Rheu- Phone 68. Phone 97w. 47-tf. -"...- -^ This new building across the street te agreat boon to those who ;haven't may be able to lure for the ultimate good of the whole people. Mrs. Geo. Knox, Miss Knox, Mrs. Melville, Mas Jamieson, Mrs, Ad- anis, Mrs. Dey, Miss B. Scott, Miss to rho next couple, Ma. and Mrs, modem, Sciatica -I USE RUM -A- • Donald M'aeKenzie. Frazer :Stirling also made mention of the fact that CAPS, At Hovey's Drug Store. Afternoon ilea end Baking Sale much to do. The work is being ov- erlooked yeah a le r merest -Hannah q dolly ing number of people. If the theatre is patronized as well when it starts running the owneus may cengratu- themselveaw LONDESBORO , The friends of Mr. George Biog. don of Blyth, but for many years a resident of Londesbore, will be sorryfind to learn that he is in the General Riddell, Miss Agnes Riddell, Miss Emily Bedford, Mrs: J. A. Ham- Ilton, Mre. Ournette, and as we look back over the years that are gone we •our ranlw .have been 'depleted p and out o 21 members enrolled 43 e. gift, silver salt and pepper shak- errs was beingforwarded to Mrs. Harvey, nee Miss Eva Sturgeon, oe London The best wishes of the So- eie fallow these new couples. Re- tY were served consisting of APDL S for SALE CHOICE SPIES, McINTOSH APPLES FOR SALE. The Girls'Club of Ontario Street Church intend having a baking sale and afternoon tea in the Council Chamber on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 26th, commencing at 2.30, Athlete - sion 25c. 49-2. ��/ N [-1 rM A TE D Fresh Eggs and Crew Highest heghest Prides for Strictly 1' Eggs. • The election returns in Canada last Monday night were disappointing to Wiese people than in any other else- tion ever held in this Dominion. Wo referto the great surplus of defeat- ed; candidates. The Public trouser, will be the gainer by several thous- and dollars by the forfeiture of de- ;posits by many candidates. Hospital, Toronto, suffering from a gangerous foot. His many friends with him a speedy recovery. Miss E. Mains and Mrs. A. Welts who for the past fortnight have been visiting Chicago friends, returned on Saturday. Miss Jean Mains accom- ponied them home for a. weeldthe visit. . ' ' i years ago only five remain, two infreshments Blyth, one in Auburn and two in the United Church here. And as we sever our, associations with Burns we go forward into the wider field of` service. In reviewing the were ee `the past years we found that the II membership remained about the same as also our average attendance." Tenyears Mission Circles fruit, candy and popcorn. Mr• and Mrs. Robert Ross of Whitechurch, Mr. and Mrs. Will Coulter), Zetiland, acid Miss dean Coulter', nurse in Winghani, were 3.l Mopday Apply to (+ p C. B. Middleton & Son he Pings, Goderic t 11 Tewnshi P• A Fowl Supper W511 be served in the basement of Cream shipped regularly. I Grace church, Pot'ter'% Hill, from 6 »• r, ' Good Prices Pelt to 8 o'oloek on Wi'ed. Oct. 23rd, fol-: A. E. FINCH R lowed by a mixed program ,in the Phone 281, auditorium. Admission 40e and 25e. visitors at W. ester a tip last, :. •• r w- 1 ; -- i r ;49-1• phone 606r6, Clinton Central. 49-1, Cleaningand Pressing n Miss Anna •Dronin, and Miss Mabel Moss of Detroit were the guests of g Miss Anna Wood's aver the week -end, Miss Alice Drouin and Miss M Fairbairn of Detroit spent the week- a P with Mrs. C. W. Brown. Boarders or Roomers Wanted Accomniodatipnl foci boai(cjerd • or ' roomeus. Also a garage to rent. Ali - ply to Mrs. Morrison, Maple Street. 49-1-p, Apples For Sale Suits, Coats and Dresses I have a quantity of 'sprayed Spy DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRING apples for sale. Norman `Bali, Hut- W. I. JAGO, TAILOR lett township, R. R. No, 1, Clinton. If not open work may be left at Phone 640r5, Clinton Central, Hearths Barber Shop, 49 1-p, --w•= Miss Agnes McPhail Canada's first member of parliament, was pa• again successful in the new riding of Grey -Bruce, She won over a C'on- servative and a Liberal and will a- gain represent her riding in -Podia- nient. She will. not, however, be the .only women in the House, one •tither woman, Mrs. Black, wife of the dormer speaker, being' elected. She Comes from the Yukon. But evident- ly. 'Canadians prefer to have men manage their pubIio business, as this- teen other women 0andid'ates were -defeated, Anniversary services will be held al was .in the United church. on SundayOct. given bythe leader of the circle 20th,at 11 ln. and 7.30, p.m. Rev. Maes. W. E. Manning. Teyears of g• n W. P. Lane of Goderich will be the Mission Bands was outlined by the speaker, Special music by the choir, leader, Mrs. J. P. Manning. Ten Our pastor, Rev. A. W. Gardiner, years of Baby Bands wars given by and Rev, Me. Lovegrope of Weodhain Mrs. Alice Allen, who is the leader, exchanged pulpits on Sunday, Rev. Mrs. J. Scott rendered a pleasing Mr. Gardiner taking the anniversary solo "Fear not little flock, The services there, pageant, "Ten years of church un- Tho Woman's Institute ladies had ion" was then staged by 16 of the a ver interesting meeting in the WI. M. S. Here three woman enter Y g Community: Hall on Thursday after- impersonating the presidents of the noon est. Miss Slicker of Toronto three uniting tsocieties each one gave a very inetiuctive‘ address an: bearing a shield, an which is inserib- "Housing." She brought out many ed the denomination she represented, in her address, the chief Mrs, W. Lyon, the Presbyterian, Mrs. end Miss Lola. Elliott and Miss Elea- • For Sale Rent nor Doherty of Detroit visited the farmer's mother, Mrs. M. Elliott, oar -London, er the week -end, A pretty wedding was solemnized at the Church of the Redeemer when Rev; W A. Townshend, cousin of the bride united i lease- or House For Sale Oottago in Rattenbuxy street, A comfortable cottage in Orange West. Apply to E. Ward, Huron street, Clinton, Apply to E. Rozell, street, Clinton. Phone 155. 47-tf. Phone 638x13, Miss Elva Dewar, accompanied by Miss F. McLaughlin and Mr. W , ridge Nina Eleanor, only daughter of Mrs. Haerd, and the late Wm. R. R. No. 1, Clinton. Clinton Central. 49.2, CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements Turnbull of Toronto sent the ' it week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. Dewar.: Me. Harold Scotehm.er who is at- tending College of Education in To, ronto spent the weekend with his Heard to Charles Delbert Haw, only son of Mr, and Mrs. George Haw, Proton. The bride was-beeomin ty. g gowned in a frock of burgundy tea- vel tweed, brown hat and shoes and carried beautiful bouquet of sweet- Wanted Ta Rent at lot 60, Bayfield Line, Goderich Faris around 100 acr•es,,must have Township, 5 mules south-west of good soil, buildings and water, with Clinton, on Wiednesday, Oct, 23rd at 'option to buy. Write Drawer• B. 12 o'clock noon, consisting of the Clinton. 49-1-p. following: "I'm not worrying," .a prominent Conservative said to The News -Re- cord Tuesday morning, "only it does scene ironical that a Liberal Govern -Branches ment should have been out duringhe] all this depression and should go in now dust when things are beginning to pick up. And they will claim all the credit, and get a good deal of it, too, for the improvement which isbrown sure to come."But 'tis but the for- of war. -.--..-- good points u „ one being Buymanship, She was P Thompson, the Congregational, listened to with good attention. A- Mr's, M. Maiming, the Methodist. bout 3b ladies from the Clinton The hynm, "The Church's One Fouu- were in attendance, which .dation," was then sung, Quiet mu- ed 'to make the i ieetin payed when Mrs. L. 1VIcNali p g a sue- eie was 1 deet, Mrs. McKinley, president of entered representing the Spirit of the Clinton Branch,gave quite a 1935, dressed in a fon white robe q g liumoroas reading and little Jean E1- with siYr*et. She then called the dzf- with several vocal solos, accompan- 'told of their work, riM'rs• Secretary, on the piano by Miss McInnis, Mrs, Treasus'er, The Missionary ledtune Miss. Melnnis of Clinton, also contd.- Monthly, Literature, Miss Home parents. Mrs, P. Tilt and 11Z'iss Ruth Tilt of Preston spent the week -and with the former's daughter, Mrs. A. 14laxwell• Mr. Harold Weston of Detroit sent the week -end with his p grand- a heart roses. Little threeyear old Barbara Anne Townshend, dressed In frilled rose crepe made a charming little flower girl. At the conclusion le of the ceremony the bride and groom Left amid showers of confetti for a trip to Welland, Toronto and paints HORSES -Black matched team, 5 Heifer Strayed and 9 years old; roan; matched team, Strayed from Lot 6, Con. 4, Hue- 3 and 6 years old; generat' purpose let, a red yearling heifer. Finder team, 5 years old; general purpose kindly notify Ross McGregor, Rural mare, 4 years old; team of geldings Route, Seaforth, Phone 245-2, Sea- (matched) rising 2 and 3 years; geld - forth Central. 49-2-p.ing, rising 2 years. 3 of the above mare are supposed to be in foal. father, R. Weston, visiting her daughters in Detroit for the past five weeks; rammeQ home on Saturday. Messrs. Thos. and Robt, McCurdy and Miss Annie McCurdy returned to their home in Stratford on Tuesday after leaving spent the season at the former's home, Stanley Park, south of the village, h Mrs. R. Johnston who was ealIea one owing to the illness and subsa quest death of her father, the late John Pollock, returned to her home in Sault Ste. Marie, on Thursday of last week. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford' Pollock returned to their home in, east, the betide travelling in a sinal$ and henna knit suit, Burgundy coat with brown beaver collar ant ruffs, and accessories in hewn, The best wishes of the many friends of the bride, who is a popular Bayfield girl, go •te the young cou- pre Mrs. Eleanor Heard, accompanied byher sons,Russel and William and , Mrs. M. Butler of Goderich Township and Mrs. J. Porter of Goderich at, tended the wedding of Miss. Nina Heard to Mr. Delbert Haw in London on Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Brown spent a' few days in Clinton last week as the week Mrs. M. s pp CATTLE -5 young cows, spring - ing; 15 cows, milking, good, due to 01 valuable 80 Acre Farm freshen in March grid April; 5 Rol- well improved, first-class buildings, stein heifers, due to freshen in Feb- windmill, good orchard, well located ruary; Herdford heifer, due to fresh' within half mile of school and church en in March; Durham heifer, due to And Household Furniture, at lot 23, freshen in February; 60 head of one Ban October 29th,IJ35. 6, Township of o ater S.;OTp m. 10 ands two-year-old acalves. steers and heifers, TERMS: Personal property without PIGS -York sow, with 12 pigs, 5 reserve and for cash. 'Farm sribject weeks old; York sow with 10 pigs.3 of resolve bid,and other conditions weeks .old; Yoxk sew, due to profit of sale and 10 per cent of purchase in December•. price on day of sale and balance in MACHINERX - Massey -Harris 60 days. Geo. H, Elliott, Auctioneer, binder, 7 foot cut; bearing binder, 7 Executors of James Cox Estate. foot cut; Cockshutt mower, 6 ft. cut; 49-2. Massey -Harris fertilizer droll, 15 The Seaforth Expositor last week protested the nutting down of a large maple tree in that town recent- ly, for ria very good reason as far as the writer could see. It is the sot -of protest which needs to be made peetty often, . until munibhia] .authorltiesf hydro commissions and others learn to put a proper value upon trees. The mutilation p of a lovely old elm on the property of H. E. Rorke in Clinton by the Hydro people was a sin against civic beauty which should not have been commit- ted. But this sort of thing will go on• unless people are forever on the alert: --.— bated a very pleasing reading, Miss Missionary, Miss Foreign Mission- L Young read several short poems ary, a woman going as a Missionary. from Wilhelmina •Stitch s writings. All Joined in singing In .Christ there Mee Helen Yungbiutt played a is mo Ernst nor West " The offering pleasing piano solo: Meeting closed was. then .taken Which was - about by singing the National Anthem and $18.00 Mrs, A, W. Gardiner closed tasty refreshments were served by with prayer. Refreshments were the local' Institute members about served and a social few minutes > eighty present, spent together. The regular monthly meeting of Margaret Barr Bethune, eldest the W4 M!. S. of the United Church daughterflof the Iate Alexander Barr was held last Wednesday afternoon of Hallett and sister of Mr• George with a large attendance. Miss L. le, 'Barr of this village, died in Win- Young, •the president was in the nipeg on Sept, 30th. Mrs. Bethune, chair. After the reports of the sev- who had gone west in 1891, and had es -al committees and Lustiness dealt married out .rheic, had been a widow with, the order of service was car- for nine years. She had been living in the Mission- with of nieces in Winnipeg Byron on Monday while Mrs. J, Nat guest of COURT OF REVISION disc, nearly new; Massey -Harris manure spreader, nearly new; Mas- Mas - Stewart and Mrs: �G, Holman remain- ed with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson of Lon- don are visiting the former's 'mother, Mrs•. M. Ferguson. Mrs. D. Stott left on Tuesday to spend the winter in Detroit after having been at her home in the vil- lags during the summer. At a quilting for the Girl's Aux- iliary held in the bank room on Fri- day last infer- TL'CIICERSMITH The regular meeting of the Tuck- ersmith Ladies' Club was 'held at the home of Nda. Austin Matheson. There were 29 members and 1 visitor present. The roll call was 'answered by "What our club , can do for the community." The program ended- ed with readings by Mrs. L. Lawson, Mrs, R. Fear and Mrs, F. Welter Take notice that the Court of Re- vision for the Town of Clinton will e errs hay -. leader , nearly new; sit in the Council Chamber, in Clin- Massey -Harris sde delivery rake; ton Wednesday, the 30th day of Oe- Massey -Harris 10 ft. ,steel rake, near - tcber, 1935, at 8 o'eloe1 p.m. fox the ly new; Massey -Harris spring tootle ng spring purpose of hearing appeals regard- tooth •cultivator, 17 tooth; •disc har- tootih cul, 13 tooth; tooth; ing the assessment of the town. ` row, Dated at Clinton this 17th day of row, 16 plata with fare •carriage, October, 1936, nearly new; Nfassey-Morris two row -R, E. MANNING, Clerkseuffier steel taller; set diamond 49-1, harrows, 4-secti Massey -Harris 2 -furrow gang plow; Cockshutt 2- Monday's election . was a •surprise to mast, Eleebions usually carry element of surprise, Na mat- ter how the (situation may be studied no one can be at.•all sure what the result will be.' In the election just pason; t 'there' were , a: good many ere • meats which do not enter the usual fed'eral election such asa multi plfc- ity of parties and policies and a col., responding multiplicity of candi- ried' out as outlined a couple ary Monthly, "Ten years of Church and had been in .good health until U'nion." A skete,h of the former stricken with pneumonia, front which Methodist W. M. S. was given by she died after a short iciness. The :Mins, J. W. Tamblyn, telling briefly body was taken from Winnipeg to n few important points. The Lon- Shoal Lake, a foriner home, and the deabode Methodist 1 1Nt•S. wbs or- funeral was held on Oct. 3rd. She it ganized in 1904 thirty-one' years ago. survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mee- The meeting was held• at the home fatt of Shoal Lake, Man., Mrs. -and the W. M. S. was Proctor, Calgary, A1Na.','and Mee. of Mrs, Hiles-ang e organized. by Mliss Pre,emeed when George King, Bayfield, and one 12 ladies had their names enrolled. brother, George IL Barr, Londesboro: afternoon of week an m mal presentation was •ado to a •Hiles bride -elect, Miss Nina Heard, when Mr. S. Wideoxnbe walked into. the room and read the following address to Mise Heard:. "Dear Nina: -As you t to, embark on_the are about „, e who ha a gees. ship Matrimony w , v b n associated, with yon and appreciate Also it piano solo by Mrd Ernie Crich. The i+emainder of the afternoon Was :spent in sewing quilts and gar-'. Meas. •'Oct. will be held 'at the home of Mrs, Wm, Landesbor- ough on November 6th. The roll be by "An CLEARING AUCTION SALE Farm Stock and Implements, will be held at Lot 2, on the 7th cones- sion of .Merles Township on Felday, 25th, comemncing at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms: Gash. D. A. Kelly, proprietor,Auctioneer, G. H. Elliott,E� Martin Greeley. Clerk, 48-2-p. furrow gang plow, both plows nearly new, equipped with skimmers and roller vaulters; Oliver riding plot -,dates„ single furrow; walking plow, nearly new; 2 farm wagons, truck wagon, 2 set Manitoba. bob sleighs; cutter, steel tire buggy; 2 hay racks; gravel box; grain grinder 10' plate; fan - fling mull; 2 set team •harness, see: all tending to split up the vote and make the ,xesult doubtful. 'The result,however, g ht' 'might give sem reason far thinking that, the, people really wish a return of the two-party system. It seemed to be a 'sweep back to' Liber'alisn right g across the country:. And there was no deign about what the majority J Y wanted. They wanted a Liberal Gov ! ernment retuvned and they got it. Evidently all those tailing timing- vee:,Liberal,'voted Liberal. They did i no flirting with •an group oi- art ' bet : stuck right to .their guns. ' • ! Ne' doubt the fact that the depres-; sionA5 net yet over had something to de with:tile desire on the. art of, the country to change the govern-' g menti>! Goveerfinenteewhieh go te 'thee count clueing a depression seldom• ry g , come taut rietfix sueeessfullv.'Bt$••wid The following is •a partial list of names a full list was not available: HAYFIELD Miss Freeman, Mrs. E. Bell, Mrs. G. . e ,A ver Pleasant evening was s eat Brogden, Mrs.. Hiles, Mas, Squires, Y.P g P Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. W. Lyon, Mrs. J, •under the auspices of •St. Andrew's Tamblyn. The Society grew and Hnited. Young People's Department, flourished -ill t time of church un- Bayfield, last Friday evening an hon-• t a ion in 1925 there were sixteen life our of the newlyweds, Mr. and Mi:s. members an thirty -eve annual. mem- Donald MacKenzie, Mr. and •Mrs, d y 'bets, Kenneth Merrier, and our former Mies Bella Scott gave a sketch of teacher, Miss Isabel Kirk. The first the former 'Presbyterian W. h2• • S, part et the evening was spent in a of, Knox and Burns' Churches. These 'Program of mualeal'numbers, and a thin churches were united'in the W. humorous monologue by Fraser Stir- M:S. "This W.M.S. was organized on ling, of a young man dressing on his the lith of September, •.1895, With wedding morn, which was. acted very 21 'members on moll. The following cleverly. Games and. contests 101- Were enrolled as members: Mrs. lowed. The guests of honour were.. Gavin Hamilton, Mrs, Scott, Miss then;.; asked .to come to the front. Jessie Reid; 'Mires' Katie Reid Mrs, Miss:Norma: Welsh,readi the 'address, Watt Mrs, H.• Allen, miss E. Watt and Russel presented the •Mies`'111'ane Watt. eedrs, • A. 'Elliotti;.,'iift,i;a. Pretty greesi• bowl, on a black your co-operation on the teaching staff • of ' Trinity Church, Sunday Scheel, desire to express cur best wishes' fora very happy "voyage," And so we ask you to accept this call will answered exag- erated story." Anniversary services will be held in Turner's church en Sunday next. Rev, Mr. Carmichael " 'of Northside Roomers or Boarders Wanted Accommodation for either roam- err• or boarders. Rates reasonable. Inquire at, this office. 48-3-p. single harness; set of 2,000.111. ;scales, whifFletrees neck ok y es, Perks,. chains, shovels and numerous other articles. This sale will start promptly en small taken in the hope that it will bring to your memory triose who wi i miss you in the church and Sunday sehgah Signed on behalf of the tea- -hers, Sam' Wideombe, Secretary- treasured' Miss Lucy W'ood's then her with"a Miss United Church, Seaforth, will be the preacher for the day. Afteenoon'ser- ' vice at 2 o'clock and evening .ser- vice; ate 7.30. ••. The• Lobb male guar- tette will sing in the evening. Ni, and Mrs. Amos Andrew and children of Auburn. visited with Mr. House For Rent November Jet Small Semi-detae'hed Red Brick on St. Three bedrooms, tore- Huron b oo i, kit - -hen. A pl t Iywin'a Store. 'Apply Y a 46-tf, time and everything': advertised to be sold. TERMS OF SALE: -Ali sums of $15 and under, cash; over that a- mount,' 40 per cent of the purchase price to be paid on day of sale, bal- once 10 months' credit will be given. presented cake plate. Heard, who was.cempletely taken :kw surprise charmingly ' expressed her thanks to the teaehers. They the; • adjoutnled to. the house where Mrs. N: W. Woods •served refreshuients. anal; Mrs. F..Townsend en Friday, last.- , • ' • Mr. and. Mrse A. E. 'Matheson of Gociereel .wiaited.with :1Vtr...end •Mrs. Asatin Matheson on Sunday last •. house on' King Street ''Will rent or selh, 3 bedrooms, bath, furnace, firesplace, garage: R: W. Mcleenefe,,' edionei'617r42, Clinton. 't'� • 1 i; I l i,.' ., i • 41-tf, on furnishing approved joint noted : bearing' bank interest. A. D. Townshend, ;G. H. Elliott, •Proprietor. Auctioneer, ., 1; 46 -Lo