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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-08-11, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1938 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE FIVE ,11111011•111111121Mr Values August 11111th to August leth POLLY PRIM PEAS 17 oz. New Pack 2 TINS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE , Is PER TIN AYLMER PINEAPPLE, Sliced lb oz. PER TIN KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 3 pkg. with 'Shoppiag Bags, for DEW KIST CHOICE PUMPKIN 21/zs 2 TINS HILLCREST SHORTENING 15 - 2 LBS. 15c 36c 15c 25c 17c 25c Pastry Flour, 7s -20c; 24s 53c McLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. per jar 25e Lifebuoy Soap 2 cakes 15c Lux Flakes, small -10c; Large 24c Manning's Florida Cream Sandwich Biscuit per tb. 19c Royal York Tea, Orange Pekoe /s per pkg. 33c Nugget Shoe Polish, Brown, Med. Brown, Black per tin. 12c Honey, Pure Clover, New 4s -48c; .. .. . . :. lOs perfin 1.00 Hillcrest Soap Chips 31bs. 25c Mazola Oil, No. 1 tin Each 27c Kirk's Hardwater Soap percake 5c Comfort Soap and. 1 dish towel 5 cakes 23c Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz, -1 c ; 16 oz. 23c S. O. S. Scouring Pads, Small -14c; Large 23c 'Hillcrest Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c Libby's Asparagus Tips, 12 oz. . per tin 25c Borden's Chocolate Malted Milk, 16 ozper tin 39c ;Bologna per lb. 18c Breakfast Bacon Choice per lb. 35c Lushus Jelly Powders Shirriff's 3 pkg. 25c Richard's Carbolic Soap per cake 5c Aylmer Lamb or Irish Stew 2 tins 25c Aylmer Tomatoes, size 2s, squat 2 tins 15c Para iSani Wax Paper, 40i -15c; 100' 25c Serviettes, White or Colored ........... .... .. ......... per pkg. 13c Aeroxon Fly Coils 4 Coils 10c Parowax, 1 lb. pkg. 2 pkg. 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PHONE 8 PHONE 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse 'Equipneent W. j. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 FORMER ACTRESS DEAD Pea& White, cinema actress in the early days of the motion picture, died in the American Hospital at Paris last week She was 49 and had been ill for several weeks of a liver ailment. She was born in Greenwood, Mo., on March 4, 1889. In the days when the motion pic- ture business was young, movie audi- ences sat on the edge of their seats thrilling to the "Perils of Pauline," an adventure -packed serial, in whieh the 'beauteous heroine managed to reach death's door at the end of each chapter, never to die. '''Pauline" was Pearl White, blue-eyed actress cata- pulted to fame as the first of the dare- devils •of the screen. The ;public shud- dered 'for a week .ait the thought of Pauline's perikeis predicament, as each instalment faded out with the black -bearded villain likely as not cackling with satisfaction, the hero somewhere on the way to the rescue. He always made the grade at the op- ening of the next episode, only to let "Pauline" get into deep trouble again. Besides ,the "Perils of Pauline" there were the "Exploits 'of 'Elaine," and a dozen other serials a .blie same melo- dramatic cast. Pearl White grew rich ort this. She went to Paris in the early 38's and TOWN TOPICS Mies Dorothy, Weber of Wood- ham ha,s .returned •ho.me after speed- ing a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Seen 'Hanna. Mrs. Will Hamra and Annie of 'Kingsville ere ,speeding a few weeks with Mr. and 'Mrs, S. Il.attna. Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert have :cane ,celilled their gold.en, jalbilee wedding celebration on account of Mrs. Eck-. art's •Miss Betty 'IvIatthews has returned Brom g month's vacation in Detroit. Mr. William Murray, of Dauphin, Man., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry Tyndall, Tuckersmith, and his brother, IDe. Murray, Dellalin. He was accompanied by Mrs. ,Robert Murray end .6m-4liter Fairy, of Bar River, Al- goma, .and all's° intends to visit rela- tives in Detroit and 'Cincinnati. Mr. Murray is .president of the Huron Comity Association at Datiehin, Mrs. .Bert Hayes has been appointed organis.d of oClinton 'Presbyterian Churoh. Mr. Sims, Miss Carolyn Sims and Mr. Jamie Situs of Blyth were visit- ors on Sunday at the home of Mr. Lorne Dale. • • Mr. and Mrs. C. L. 'Bristow and family of ljackson, Mich., have a *cot- tage at Bayfield. Rev. D. R. P. D. and Mrs. Bur- ford and glean are s,pen.ding a couple of weeks with ,friends itt Roche's Point, Lake Simcoe, Mrs, Franld .Coates and children spent 'Thursday evening with Mrs. R. E. Coates, 'leaving Friday for Ha- miltota where MT. Coates has been attending summer s•elhool end will ac- company thim to their home at Picker- ing. MalBallge, of Veneetiver, spent last week with his throttler, Mr. John tHallge, Miran. Road, Mr. 'John Weber .of Hamilton call- ed on friends here last week. Mrs. Leo Fortune spent the week end with friends in London. Miss Merganet Dale is [holidaying at Myth. Miss 'Teresa McCaffery of Strat- ford is holidaying at her grandfather's, Mr. 'John INcilan. Ma. Donald and Miss Betty Jane Byrne, of Detroit, are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Faratne. Mrs. 1\l. Downey and Mr. -and Mrs. J. Downey of Detroit; Mich., are call- ing on their -many intends here. Mrs, John McDonald, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. games Dever - eau % and other relatives, returned to her rhame in Windsor ehis week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and daughter Mary Patricia. of. Detroit came Tuesday to spend a week's holi- day at the parental homes here. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moore and family returned Saturday • after a two weeks' holiday at Manitoulin Is- land and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bristow, Joan and Betty -of-'Jackson, Mich., .e.re guests at the, ihome of Mr: and Mrs. Wilbert Webster. Mr. A. W. Moore, who has been disteict .distribtar for the M.cCall- .Frontertac Co. .a.t Seaforth, has receiv- ed word of his transfer to Stratford next 'mon*. Mr. Everett Heist, dis- tributor at Hensall for the past two months, will move to Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Sloan of Toronto and two children spent the week end with their mother, MTS. Maud Sloan, and their uncle, Mr. R. F'. !Jones. Mr. and Mrs. I. iZavitz and children of London were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Aberhart. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sproat, son anti daughter, Hugh 'Rowan. and Mary Patricia, of D'etroit, spent a few days in toWn. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mu.nao left for their home in Regina on M.onday after visiting friends here and at 'London. States. For several years she was in the gay international set at Paris and Deauville, In later years she lived mare cbuietly, either at her town house in Paris or her Chateau at lGazeran, near Rambouillet. She went abroad in the first place because her movie days had affected her health. Bare -back riding and stunting f or the films took a toll, and her eyes had been affected by tthe lights employed in the early studios. She recovered her -health in France, but it was then too late to continue the type of picture in -which she was beet. She appeared in Paris revues and made a few 'films, the last in 1907. In the satne year she made her last public appearance, on a London stege. Pearl White did her own stuats. She leaped from speeding trains, cluag by fingertips from 'bridges and steeples, anti escaped the jaws of death on swinging 'ladders. In those days there were no stand-ins or doubles. On a ,19315 .trip to .LondonMiss White crossed the English Channel in semi -regal state, with a part of the ateamer deck roped off for her spec- ie I use. But most of 'England was puzzled 'aver her identity, despite the best Hollywood -type publicity efforts. She liked to see modern movies, but to act again? "Oh, no, not .me," she said recently. "I have no ambitions. Why should I? I've got Plenty of money. I'm 'happy now. Why ehould I go to Hollywood?" TUCKERSMITH Mr. and Mrs. Albert Traquair and Dorothy .of lExeter spent Sunday with Ma. anti Mrs. gno. McLachlan. Mas- ter Donald returned with them after visiting here for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roland (Kennedy are moving to Seaferth very shortly. Mrs. Leslie .01ark and children of Hamilton are visiting at th.e !borne of afterwards saw little of the United Mr. Chas. MacKay, MASSEY-HARRIS SALES AND SERVICE Complete stock of genuine binder repair parts on hand; knives, canvas, chains, castings, etc. Also parts for all other machines, BINDER TWINE AND ROPE FROST FENCE, BARB, GATES GRAIN Oats, kiln dried Cora for poultry, J. N. McKenzie Massey Harris Dealer. Seaforth. Phones 325 and 25 BRUCEFIELD Dr. S, B. .Welker of .ehe Winnipeg Hospital,. and ibis father MT. O. M. Walker of Niagara Falls, visited Mrs. J. Walker and Hugh oti Sunday, It is 316 years since Dr. Walker ,visited BTUcefield. Dr. and. Mrs, Wm .S.wan and fam- ily of Hamilton 'anent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. R. Walser of Detroit visited Mr. anci. Mrs. H. IZapfe .on Sunday. Miss Thompson of Moose 'jaw is visiting th,er uncle, i1c. games Swan. •Mrs. John 'Calvert and Sons of Ed- enton spent Sunday .with her sisters here, Mr. Jas. Hill and Jack of Stratford are Visiting relatives here. Miss Blanche Irwln of Wingham is visiting Mr. .and Mrs. H. F. Berry. Mr, Harry Dunlop of Sirnooe -spent the week 'end with his .grandmother Mrs. Wm. 'Rattenhery, . Rev. Ma Dentlop of Dunnville, who took services in Clinton on Sunday visited Mr. and MTS. ROSS Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore and. son of Blake visited Mr, and Mrs. H. Z.apfe on Sunday. Miss Mangeret .Aikenheed of Lon- don spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. IL Aikerthead. GilmoureMcD,airmid Gathering— AJbeut 75 members of the Gilmour and MeDairmid .families gathered at Hayfield recently for the annual pic- nic. After -dinner a softball ;game was enjoyed and the following are the results of the races: Tiny tots, Donny Ross, Wilma Haugh. -Children fi and ender'Lois Gilkinson, Vivian Hast- ings. Boys, Ross Hastings, Rill Hast- ings. Girls, Blanche tZapfe. Ladies, Agnes Cameron, lJean Cameron. .Men's, Alex IvIcHeeth, Bill Mundell, Ladies' time rare, •Agaes Cameron, lean Cameron. Men's time, 'jack Mc- M.urtrie, West Haugh, Kick slipper, ladies, Agnes Cameron, Anna Aiken - heard. Ballooa race, Audrey Coch- rane, Margaret Henry. Best looking •gent, Alvin McBride, Hugh 'Mendell Best looking lady, Hazel Mundell, Mrs. Hugh Aikenthead. Ala Jim Gil- mour, Winsham, was the oldest meneber and the prize for the young- est went to Nancy Mundell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mundell. Lucky supper ticket, Alex Corrigan and Lois Gilkinson. After supper the election of officers took place. Mrs. W. Haugh and Mrs. Will Henry were elected to represent the North and: South. Mrs. W. Mundell and .Geonge Mundell were made the sport committee for next year, the date to be set by those in charge. Members were present from Winghatn, Blue - vale, . iBelmare, 'Brucefield and Kippen. The •Women's Association met in the school room of the church on Wednesday afternoon, Angus t 3td. The 'first hour was spent in sewing. Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead had change of the devotional part of the meeting, 'which was opened by singing 'hymn 369. This was followed with Scripture reading found in Psaim 90, and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. We sad g hymn IWO. The President tot* cheage of the meeting. The minutes of ' the last meeting were adopted. Thirty merdbers answered the roll Rusiaess was discussed and the meeting •closed by all repeating the Mizpah benediction. Lunch' was serv- ed by the hostess Mrs. McCash and her assistant Ihostesses. STORM A severe .thunderstorm passed over this district on Wednesday -evening, causing postponement of the St. Col- umban garden party. A large tree was blown down in front of Mr. Dale Nixon's, just east of town, partly ,ob- 'stru.cting the provin.cial highway. BORN McGregor—In Scott Memorial hos- pital, Seaforth, on Monday, Aug. 6, 1938, to Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ross Mc- Gregor, Hallett, a daughter. CONSTANCE. • Miss Norma Dexter has returned home after a week's holiday with her aunt -Miss Lillian Adams, Londeaboro. Miss Elma Leitch and Miss Don- elda Adams were guests on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Londes.boro. Mr. anti Mrs. 'Austin Dexter and family were visitors at the home of Mr. Robert Smith ef the Base Line an Sunday last. SEAFORTH MARKETS Wheat, :per hue. 60c Oats, per bus. .......... 310c Barley, per bus. 4101c -1415c GLADIOLI For Sale CHOICE CUT GLADIOLI BLOOMS FOR SALE Baden Powell .SEAFORTH LONDESBORO Mrs. (Dr.) Medd an.d Miss Jessie &pent last week with the former's slaters, Mrs. Elsley and Mrs. Tam - b lyn. Mrs. Margaret Mani -thug visited on Sunday with friend's in Goderich. Mr. Lloyd Pipe met with an accid- ent last week which might have been more serious caused by his team of horses running away. He is suffering ,froin severe 'bruises and cuts, One cut !had to have several stitches to close ,ehe wound. Mr, Fred Thompson is relieving at the C. iN, R. at Winghem. .Mr. and Mrs. games Roberton ,of Amin= is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Manning. Mr, Allen Elsley and his sarin - law, Mr. Fred Brady of Detroit were callers at the home of !James 'Risley, his 'brcyther, this week. Mrs. Bert Rrunsdon ,who recently had an operation at Clinton Hospital returned home .on Sunday evening and is convalescing at the learnt of W. T. Brunsdon. Mrs. Fred Prest a.ncl Mary Ellen have returned, having spent last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, IJ. 'Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.andelan, jack and Mangeret, were the guests ef Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Stonehouse, .Goderich, on Sunday. Miss 'Beth Arnett, teacher at schoel No, 10, ,returned to ah.e home of H. Adams last week, having :been away on 'her holidays. Miss Alice Finland is expected home Wednesday from 'Clinton ih.osp- ital where she had an operation on her foot. Most of the children in the village are suffering. fro.m Whoopin.g .cough. New victims are being added weekly. Miss Meeilyn Chesney of Seaforth Who has been spending a few days' holidays with her eousm, Miss Phyl- lis M. Manning, has returned home. Mr. Bob Maiarry w.ho has Ibsen visiting with his friend Harry Yung - Nat, returned home on Sunday. STAFFA Mr. aad Mrs. F. 1093rien and Miss Ada 1013aien spent the week end at Rondeau Park. Mr. R 'Livingstone of Hemilboa is holidaying with his parents. Mr. and' Mrs. H. Leary .and. ren of Ottawa spent a week with the fornier's parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Jino, Leary. Miss Ea Drown is visiting in Stret- ford with 'her sister. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Reed were week -end visitors at Wasaga Beach. BRODHAGEN. Those attending the funeral of the late games Cole in Waterloo on Fri - .day were Mr. and Mrs. 'John G. Hinz, Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Wolfe, Mr; and Mrs. W. L. tQuerengesser, Mrs. Em- ma Querengesser, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel iBeuermann, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice spent Sunday in Port Stanley. Mr. 'Jack Daniel of Thainesiond vis- ited friends in MaKillop. The Band Social which was held .on Miley evening was largely attended. Everyone enjoyed the program put on by the Tuck Sisters of Palmerston. Mrs. Ed Kressler and Dackie and Douglas of Stratford are holidaying with her .pareats, Mr. and Mrs. John C. .Diegel. Mr. and Mrs. Hofstetter of Kitch- ener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Mueller. lvIr. Elmer Seifert from the West arrived Friday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diegel, Claire and 'Glen, Mr. an.d Mrs. George Mogk and 'Carman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk and Nancy, Eva and Billy Wesenberg .of Toronto spent Sunday in Queen's Park in Stratford. Mr. Albert attack and Mr. Ivan Querengesser spent Sunday in Port Stanley. 'IVIr. end Mrs. W,m. S. Riehl and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rield, Sr. spent Sunday in Goderich. Quite a .number •of relatives atten.d- ed the funeral of the late Chas. Sher - berth in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, Uullner and family of Monkton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bes- serer .of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith on Sunday. Mrs. Louise Gibson of Niagara Falls, N'.Y., .visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ahrens and ,Mrs. 'John G. Hinz. end Mrs. gohn G. Diegel aed Ralph, who have been holidaying here -for a week 'returned to their home in North Bay, Band Concert Appreciated.— Hohdreds of 'persons from IBrod- hagen and surrounding district spent Sunday evening listening to the band concert by the Rrodhagen Band, who presented a varied ,program ef music festering marches, overtrues and sac- red members. The .band was enthus- iastically appletided by the audience. Randinester Albert E. Querengesser .conducted the ,band. Another 'band concert will be presented in two weeks. WINTHROP The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. of Winthrop Chetah was held at the hame Mrs. Calvin Hillen on Wednesday, Aug. 3rd. The meeting oPened by singing hymn 358 followed by prayer by Mrs. Alexander, .the president. The roll call, the minutes and the Ladies'. Aid reprint were given. The Christian, Stewardship reading was taken by Mrs: Ulm Hogg. The 'busi- ness was .discussed. Mrs. Gilbert Smith, captain of 'Circle 41 took charge of the Test of the meeting. Hymn ON was sung and the Scrip- ture, John 1524-314, was taken by Edith Hillen. The W, M. S. report and offering was taken, The worship service was taken by -Mrs. Ro'bent McFarland .and Mrs. McDougall Hymn 500 was sung. The social wel- fare leaflet was taken by Mrs, Alex- ander and Mrs, Smith. There was prayer by Mrs. Hillen, Hytnsa 383 was sung, followed by all repeating the Lord's .prayer .at the close of the meetiug. A Free Specal Supplement! .A Picture of Hank [Greenberg in Colors Every Tiger fan will went this pic- ture to keep. It's a .striking action likeness of Dettaiee ,famotts home -run slugger} Remember, 'it will come FREE with The Detroit Sunday Times, issue of August 14. INFORMATION WANTED regarding the descendants of those who took part in, ex- hibited at, or attended the Canadian National Exhibition during its early years. FOUNDERS' YEAR This year marks the Diamond Jubilee of the Exhibition, and as such it has been set aside as "Founders' Year" in honour a those men and women who sup- ported the Exhibition during those early years by their organiz- ing ability, their exhibits or their attendance. A special effort is being made to locate as many as possible of the descendants of those far-seeing pioneers, and to hold a gala reunion on the open- ing day of the Exhibition. For registration card write Vo or call in at Canadian National Exhibition office, 8 King St. West, Toronto. New Attractions This Year Royal Artillery Band For the Brat time in history this famous band is leaving the British Islee to vieit the C.N.E. Band concerts doily from the 'specially constructed Band Shell on the grounds. Guy Lombardo...Benny Goodman ...Tommy Dorsey Alt enormous marquee has been erected covering a dance floor 250 feet by 90 feet. Here the maestros of sweet and swing music will conduct their famous orcheetrae. Come and dance. • Come to this greatest anneal Exhibition on earth. Agriculture. art, science, engineering. Dramatic exhibits by European countries. ... Horsemanship, stock judging. Sculling, power boats, stunt drivers, fireworks... 350 acres of land and buildings. DIAMOND JUBILEE 1879-1938 GECIAV3LIZDEN. EljgrjllifElantr:11:, CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION Aug. 26 TORONTO Sept. 10 the exception of buckwheat, and by all appearances it promises to be a good crop if there is no early frost. ST. COLUMBAN Mr. Basil Lane, 'Toronto, is spend- ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs. 'John Lane. Miss 'Vera !O'Reilly, Torontot, is visiting her .parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Vatnes 'Miss ;Barbara Carlin has returned home after "spending her vacation in Windsor. ,M -r. and MTS. Vincent McMahon ,aedi fantlly: eatleWasaRose O'Reilly of Detroit have returned from Was- aga Beech and are *eliding the rest of their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. garnes J. 'O'Reilly. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hub b a rti, Mr. Melville MeClymont of Detroit, were visitors over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Reba IDayman. Miss Ida returned with them for her holi- days. Mrs. Holmes of Detroit, who 'has been spendiag a month with her bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Dayman, has .returned home. Mrs. Susie Straut of New York is visiting her kbrother and sisterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dayman, of Tuekersmith. Mr, Howard Clacke of Winona spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. D.ayman. Miss Edna Dayman is .visiting .rela- tives in London. Mrs. gos. IvicClelland and Master Kenneth of Egm.ond,ville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGregor, Mrs. John MeNaughton and son James visited with Me. and Mrs. Nott of EgmondviLle an Sunday. Mr. Robt. Goodiags of London is the guest of Me. .and. IVIrs. g. D. Stewart, Mr. Raba Doig and family attended the wedding of Miss Margaret Doig in 'Gerrie .on Saturday, The August meeting of .the iKippen East Women's Institute will be 'held on Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 81115 ,pan. at the 'home of Mrs. Wm, Caldwell Roll call, A Good Habit my 'Parents always Insisted On. Mr. an.d Mrs. iLenais Seaman and children of Kitchener, accompanied !by Mr. and Mrs. Orland Seaman and children, also of Kitchener, visited Mr. and :IVIrs. Robt. McGregor and family during the weelc. Mrs. 'Grace Ross of Seaforth vis- ited relatives in the ueighborhood duaing the week. NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Percy Whayman and Dorothy a Brantford are visitin,g with :vie and Mrs. gas. Thornton and other friends. Misses Ethel, 'Jessie and Tena Den- nis anti Helen, Robertson spent Sun- day with friends at !Hayfield, Mies Marilyn Whayman is visiting with Shirley and 'Pearl Regele. Miss Norma L,eeming is needing her holidays with Miss Jo.y Simpson of Carlingford. Ma and .Mrs. Leonard Leeming and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W, Simpson of near Carling- ford on Sunday. IVIANLEY Mrs. W. j McKay and thee son Raymond and her two daughters from. Seattle and Gordon Brall from, Detnoit and i'VEr. C Eckert fawn Sea - forth were visitors in aur berg on Sunday. 'Misses Margaret and. Acta McKay remained here to spend some of the vacation with friends +before they return 'home. .Harvesting is almost complete with DUBLIN Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward Desmarais and daughter and Mary Hobs, of Chi- cago, are visiting Mr. and IVIrs. Alex. Darling. • Mr. Walter Wolff of Detroit called on friends in the village during the week. Miss Mary McKenny of Sarnia is visiting eelatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. George Gravy of St. Marys were guests of Mr. anti Mr. John Darling Sunday. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs.. H. Weston of De- troit are .spettcling the week with the •former's father, Mr, Geo. Weston. Mr. L. Fovelie of London spent Sunday with his sisters the Misses Fowlie. Makins spent a few days 'last week with :qrs. M. Talbot of Kippen. Miss Lucinda Reid is visiting friends in Exeter, The many 'friends of ,Mrs. J. Toms Sr. will he glad to know she is home front Goderich where she has been in the hospital for three weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Gilleie of Mitchell who have been spending their vaca- tion in Hayfield, returned to their home on Sunday. Miss Malland .of 13rantford is holi- daying- isa Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Potticary and MT. an.d Mrs. Geo, Clop.p .of Windsor spent the ,week evict in the village. Mrs. Wm. .flowerd of D.etrait hi visiting 'het–sister Mas. 'Geo. Castle Sr. .Mr. Geo, Weston is .erecting a new .garage .on his property on Main street. Word was received on Tuesday of the death of a former resident of 'Bayfield in the person of Ma. F. Mc- Donald of Saskatchewan, son of the late Mr. arid Mrs. Jas. McDonald. Mr. g. Toms who has been in the hospital' itt Toronto for several weeks has 'netturned !home much improved in health. Miss .Louiss McLeod of ,Detroit is spending her .vacation with her, •oae- ents, Mr. and MTS. W. tj. McLeod. 'lyre. .a,ad Mrs. Churchward have re- turned fnam a motor trip sip north, Want and Por Sale ads, Ill week 55s,