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WALTON
Tim • !nil and Boundary tnissienary
group of Duff's Church, Walt on, • pre
seined Miss Isobel -Ritchie, brido.
elect. with an electric hot plate and
electric iron- at their meeting ,ou
Monday ttfternoon at the .hoine of
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Williamson. Mrs.
Roy Bennett read an address and
Mrs. Tolbert Clarke and Mrs. John
Bruce preseated the gifts. Miss
Ritchie replied briefly and thanked
the ladies.
A miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Isobel Ritchie was . held at
the home of the bride-to-be ou
Tuesday evening by the neighbors.
A mock wedding was it feature of the
program.
Bolton Reunion—
A large gathering at Victoria
Stratford. on July 24, attended
the Bolton Reunion. Over fifty men -
.'r.' were present. In 1840 Barnet
Bolton came to Canada from York.
shire. England. and in 1844 Margaret
curie left Ireland to live in Canada.
They were married and settled in
AleKillop township where almost all
of their descendants still live. Mrs.
Sanincl Glidden. a daughter of Barnet
and Slat:gavel Bolton, was the oldest
monlier presont and Dorothy Elliott.
t u els ter of Mr. mul Mrs. Wi limn
Elliott. the youngest member pres-
ent_ Sliss Dorothy Belton and Mr.
William Bolt ou. who traveled from
Rochestsr. Kew York, fume the far-
thest to attend the reunion. The 10-
1 the raves were; Children's
race up to 1, Nlarlene EIliot. Bays
vies. Bobby Managham. Beys'
race '1 1. Tommy Hieknell. Young
men's moo 'lest Gliddon. Married
mos', rase, Ilussol Bolton: Married
winnen's rime, .Edatt Bolton. Nlilk
bottle race, Bert Gliddon's side.
Baskward. frontward race. Bert Glid;
don fuel Helen Elliott. Clothes pin
race. Mrs. Se011 Bohan. Balloon
rac1,. Mrs. I. 11011011 turd Mr. U. Me.
Knight. then electlint 01 officers was
held for the neXt year: President
James Elliott; vire president . Ras -
set Bolton; secretary -treasurer. Mrs
William Humphries; sports 1:01.1-
Tener. Bert Gliddon; sports commit-
tee: Robert Campbell, Oliver Elliott
Leslie Bolton, Mae Hillebreeht, Lorne
F.:BMus George Glazier. Violet Mana•
ghum. Glen McKnight. After this sum
per was served by the ladies.
- Mrs. Mary Dresler of Toronto spent
the week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ennis.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries
and Billie -Spent Sunday with friends
in Port Elgin.
Miss Maureen Morritt of Myth is
visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Marshall.
Guests at the holm of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mills last week were Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Fells. Smooth Roek
Falls. Ont.: Mrs. James Moffatt of
Lloydminster, Alta.; . Mrs. Thomas
Moore, Langside, Ont.; Mrs. John
Fells of Wingham. Miss Kathleen
•-oitrass. Miss 1,'- '..•. riot
ot it ;M.',
Ont,
:01 Airs, sif
et
111/111.11.
Mr. \\'nu. Bolton has roasted to
Ins home in Rochester. Nliss Dorothy
remained: to spend her holidays with
relatives here, -
Mr. and •Mrs. Jas. Johnston are
visitinghis parents. Mr. and Mrs.
,inis Johnston at Walton.
60th Anniversary- Services
At St. George's Church—
St. George's Anglican Chureh, Wal'
ton, celebrated the sixtieth anniver-
sary or its founding on Sunday, July
2 lst, Large congregations wore pre-
sent at both services. The special
speaker for the services was the Rev.
G. W, Moore, of Milverton. The choir
under the direction of Miss Mary
-Humphries, sang at anthem at befit
sonlees. Mrs. Sellers and. Miss Mild'
.ed Sellers sang a tlaet at the 1110111-
ilig Sonless. MISs Dorothy Bolton of
Rochester, New YOrk, was 111c SOIDIS1
at the evening servives.
Rev. G. W. Moore was a guest for
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bolger.
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DUBLIN
• nilose
il•siscs :aka., :dace this
..ea,
mis, 1. era Feeney, l'or,lato tt i:h
her naftier, Mrs. Kathleen Feeney:
11 Iliont INIet'ormick, 1)etroit, ;with his
.grandparents. Mr, and ..Ntrs. James
K.rattskissf; ..\1 r. and Itis. Harold
Tomlinson and family, Toronto, with
t111. and Mrs. M. Nagle.
Frank D'autzer is on a fishing trip
to Colpoy's Bay; .1Irs. A. Sutherland
and family have returned home after
a month spent at a stunnter cottage at
Iluelingtou 'Beach, Hamilton: Mrs. C.
Benninger and Hugh Benninger at -
feuded the funeral of Mrs, j, C. Dal-
ton at Kaingsliridge on Saburday.
Mr. and INIrs. Riehl, London, and
Mr. and Nils, D. Shanahan of Sea -
forth, at taw haute of Mrs. Catherine
Carpenter; .1Irs. I1V. Doyle, Hoderich,
with ,11.e, and Mrs. -Joseph Donnelly:
Nlichael ',coley has seemed a Oh itt
\Vinilsor; Nliss tlencrieve Feeney, of
Port Hope is spending a week at her
hone here.
1Irs, t ;Its 1) vn mum, of Zurioh 10
xisiting with her .parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke,
ree,rd at tetclanee was present at
the Si. Patriel,', elturelh -garden partj.
held on the Separate school ground,
11 Tee evening. "flie .various
booths. Hugo, shod fortune, 1-al14S,
iish pond, refreshments, .were eontin-
eons!). patronised :old the dancing
elatform wassilljed to capacity for sev-
',rat :Or II an Ci ai'as
111111i:heft 11.) rollo orchestra.
IitThes 1art111 bas severed a job al
kirkton ;bakery; 111ss Mary Fareell
was a visitor in 11:x field; Nit. and
Mrs. Edward NI 01':1 11 were recent
vi.itor, 1\101 isranl< ONIciontiell; .11-
:terRock is undergoing medical
treati1e111 itt Hospital.
HARLOCK
Gordim .1.11kins of St. ('itt hill"
ines spent as few days WW1 her father
Mr. chitties Parsons.
1lessrs, Bert Beacon and Wm,
Bell got th,11. W0011 suited 'l'lut'stltly.
'Ai I'S. OS, IC 11 ON en ler I a fn oil her
3 grandchildren, Ilarohl. 'Marjorie and
lanothy Knox, and tilos, anil 2
nephews. Nliss Isabel and Bills
Chowen and Bert 11 1111%. hut,
has been visiting for a while.
The Angus' Aid and W.M.S.
meeting was held NVedie,stiay after-
noon or this week at the home of
SIP. and Mrs. A. W. 13euenm.
Sir. and 'Mrs, Lorne Marshall and
Elisabeth at Toronto visited nt the
home of NIrs. Jennie and Mr. and
\Its IS:vilest linox and Ili. and Bit's.
\Vasil Knox.
Mrs. Robert Watson is imtertaining
a little girl front Clorlerielt.
MANLEY
The thunderstorm last Thursday
night mused some damage to the
heavy fields of grain by lodging it.
but Ohl not damage the fall wheat,
which has all been cut and promises
a good erop, although the prize is
not high enough to pay the funnel
for his work.
Mr. John A. Evkart and his (Ohm
Sir. F. Extort, motored to Sarnia last
Friday to get repairs for his thresh•
Ing outfit, and on their trip took in
the sights, seeing the train wreck at
Strathroy, which they report a real
disaster.
Pte. Fergus McKay and his. wife
mid family spent the week end with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
MeKay.
Want and For Sale Ads., 1 week 25c
CROMARTY
V:. ami Mts. t tine, IS. 'lisle., of
l'or sit,. 0 r vier, ,nt a tineor 11-4
cnr,t11.,. \\' • 11tt,itt:t. mended
-.1e2 -01'000 on Sunday at the
church o litre 't, ,t little boy Inatly
ears 4, lowny" Hislop had at-
tended Sulitaj school and had always
been an active participant in any Sun-
day School program, He has been !for
many years in the employ of the
C.P.R. cabIle and telegram .departatent
in Toronto. His father, the late Jantes
'was at one time a :prosperous
storekeeper here lbefore leaving Tor a
business in Toronto where he was
equally .succesSfult.
The Communion service held on
Sunday -morning and conducted thy the
minister, Rex-. Peter 'Jamieson, ,was
largely attended. The cammunicants'
class isf aen young ;ample joined the
church at this time.
McKILLOP
July meeting. 0 the and
NV..NI,S. of 1)101, ilnited Church. Mr-
Killop, was held at the home of Mrs.
Che,ter Henderson with a good at-
tendance. Mrs. Ross iMandie ;presided.
The theme of the meeting MaS 'Peace
patriotism and .Christian stewardship."
Mrs, iMuralie gave a synopsis of eche
ItOt Stinly thk On Christian steward -
hip. dialosfue on peace in the
world, written by Sirs. 11,ittli Taylor,
xvidow tti the late Ilev. Hugh Taylor,
was given in Which members ;of the
...whey represented apan and
Canada. A prayer for peace iv'as of-
fered by Mrs. R. W. Craw. During
Go' 'business perioti tire W.A. made
arrangements for a ,m,,ps.s, ..s.sss. A,
lWatson Have a reading, Mrs. Eldon
Kerr read it poem, ."rh, Removal
Slip." The meeting closed with Bite
national anthem and a delicious lunch
was served he the ladies.
BLYTH
The Suneral of .11rs. James Scott
tool: place frent her late residence on
Monday. afternoon and was ('try
largely attended. filer pastor., itt i',
11 1'. Boyle, assisted shy Rev. R. 11.
\Vottlites oti -the Anglican C:hurch, ,con-
tIneted 111e envies _Mrs. Scott was at
faithful rnember of the Presbyterian
Chnech, 'being a devoted worker in
\V 101115 SlisSioatioy Society.
She lived for many years on Cotters,
stou 8, Morris, moving tto htivlli aboat
ei .1 year, ago. Silt e is survived Ity her
husband :mil 10 SOnS, .\rchic and
1.11 retire, livint4 on tConeession
:\ 11:11,1 hearers were tlames
Laidlatw, David Crag, Robert Laids
Itvw and Robert 'NVallatte. Interment
took place in Union 'Cemetery. Mrs.
Scott passed away fin 1 rid a y evening
in the Clinton hospital after several
wtitttl:','
\Ir. and Mrs. Leslie Itilborn spent
Senility in is:nub-es Their daugthter
.wit is a nurse-instraining- at
Victoria Hospital, returned with them
after 0 short leave.
Service in the llnited .oltureh ott
Sittulay Morning' ,was conducted thy
J. 11..Clianspion oi Toronto in the int-
sre,ts ,if the Temperance Federattion.
File (.0 vning services .are withdrawn
thiring the pastor's vacation.
Ili'. and Mrs. Wiliiau Graham of
Stratford were Sunday guests with
Mr, and iNIrs, Arthur Baru', also .with
Sir. and (11.rs. George -Cunningham,
11-elgrave. the -former being in leery
Poor ,hcailth.
Mrs. N. Leslie and Miss Letia Liv-
ingstone have returned from Toronto.
Care of Barnyard Manure
INIxperimental Farms News)
As manure 15 stt valuable for main
raining crop production and as losses
in its plant food can take place so
readily. its ease and preservation
cannot be emphasized too strongly.
A number of important points }night
be suggested which will lead to con-
siderable saving of the valuable fert-
ilizing nutrients in inanure.
First of all, says J. Mooney, Field
TH.URSDAY, AUGUST 1, tests
HEATRE
Seaforth
NOW SHOWING
ROY ROGERS
"DAYS OF JESSE JAMES"
GEORGE 1s1/SYS
Mon. Tues. Wed.
LORETTA YOUNG RAY MILLAND
"THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE"
REGINALD GARDNER GAIL. PATRICK
tt will take you days to recover from laughing al the season's mos
sensational fun -fest.
MATINEE MONDAY P.M.
NEXT THUR. FRI. SAT
DOUBLE FEATURE
TIIE 3
MESQUITEERS
lifitPlai
COMING—"GULLIVER'S TRAVELS
Hushandry Division, Itlxperimental
Farms Service, Dominion Department
01' Agriculture, precautions should tut
taken to spit that the liquid portion is
not lost. In the Stable, this !minds,
Providing Plenty of bedding material
to absorb the liquid. Straw is prof.
ably the most satisfactery material
and is available on most live stock
farms. If sufficient straw is not avail
able, sawdast, Sne shavings, peal
moss or dried peat may be used
Supophosphate 51-1111 'mot thinly on
the floors lessens the odours of the
stable, absorbs some liquid and int.
proves the balanee of plant food tit
the manure. All (-racks or breaks la
the gutters should be repaired to
avoid seepage through the floors.
Hauling manure directly from 1111
0stable 10 the 11 t.10 and spreading it
daily is a good inactive. If matter(
spread on the field is subjoined It
warm dry winds, considerable loss ot
nutrients may occur. It is 1.01.011I
mottled, therefore, that the mentos
he ploughed into the soil as soon tts
possible after spreading,
ft is sometimes desirable to store
manure to Itill weed seeds or 1 0 plais
it In a pile to 131'01'0111 washing It
sloping land or to mein some other
contingency. 1S'Iten stored itt fhb
way, loathing by '11 111 may remove
FURNITURE at Smashing Low
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large amounts ur the
front 1111' inanure. :Nitwit of this --
van he avoided
compacted Walt heap on a ridatix.as
stuall base. The malaise at the t. j.
will be leached but this u111 serve 0s
a seal to prevent access or air to Ito
iow"l' laYers. Keening the pile 14311,.
NI 1'1 a 110 iixeluding aft envottragoi
fermentation and retains fertility
elements. A good method is 10 1414
the Iliallart. 011 a vOliCrete foundation
will walls high enough to retain the
IiuttuIul portMn. Ito -distributing the
drained liquid OVI'1' 1 110 pile helps to
keep the manure moist mut aids the
fermentation provess. Driving 11'.0
team and wagon over the pile or at
lowing animals to trample over it
helps to keep It compete,
It is not always possible to follow
the ideal 010thod but It is well to
keep in mind the principles involved
and as far as possible make an o)ffort
to avoid losses of fertility elements.
Ohl Lady "Let 1110 see, what did I
give you Christmas?"
Postman -"Ninepence. ma'am,"
Old Lady ---"Then hertf'S th
pence. That will make it a shilling."
Want and For Sala Ads., 1 woo -a.
-Walker's Furniture Store Offers Unheard of Bargains in all Lines
of House Furnishings
After Thirty -Three Years in Business in Seaforth we are Selling Out. Our Entire Stock is
Offered at Clearing out Prices
Take Advantage of This Opportunity to Get Some New Furniture, Mattresses and Springs.
You Have Our Wonderful Stock to Choose From.
LAMPS GALORE
CEDAR CHESTS
STUDIO COUCHES
NOVELTIES
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wasmeum.
BEDROOM SUITES
SPRINGS
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MATTRESSES 3 Breakfast Room Suites
DINING ROOM SUITES 1 PIANO, good as new
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!mu, !CiV,}..,:,.i.:VY0,7niff,Mi.." 61-at1,0,,e
in the store must go!
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