The Seaforth News, 1937-09-23, Page 1Now hath the Summer ,reached her
golden close.
And, lost amid her corulfields.
bright of soul,
Scarce)' perceives from her divine
repose
II-Iaw near, how swift, the
inevitable ;goal:
HURONSeaforth
COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
til', .dtt• .,tnilen, t tuuHh from
careless feet
,:,,ma: and flit- fruitful
rencth Ince suite.
:hrua h a.m . ,,,it wash.
,.tars 'goes on -
"ir si sift, .err decadence. sad and
La ret.
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WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 59, Ido. 38.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1937
Ph and 84.
$11 a year.
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5 LB. BAG
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IT1 PIOCA 3 lbs, for 25c
1NIINUTE TAPIOCA
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PEAS, 2 tins 19c
OOR'N, small tins
—
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BRUNSWICK CHICKEN
IHADDIE 2 tins 25c
PORK & BEANS--
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CRISCO, 1 lb. tin 23e
3 lb. tin 630
1 large Oxydol, 3 cakes Calay
Soap All For 30c
1 large 'Rinso, 1 bar Lifebuoy
All for 24c
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16 oz. bottle 35c
Masters Pig Starter, nothing better,
2.85 cwt,
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Phone 166
COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
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Northside United Church
Rev. 'r. A. Carmichael, Minister.
1111 a,m., su'b'ject, "Che Church,
Which is the Body of Christ,
7 p.m, 'Turning LAside."
S.S. at 10 a.m.
Annual 'Thanksgiving Services
St. Thomas' Church, Sunday, Sept.
9lith, '311 o'clock Morning service. itpe-
oial preacher, 'Rev, E. L. 'Rdberts,
rector of 33111;0ain and 'Rural Dean
of Huron 9 ,'enin5 service 7 o'clock.
Sermon topic, "111hanksving." The
rector will preach. No Sunday sehool
session but the children may attend
•the services, Special offering at bolt
services for ;church expenses. Canon
E. Appleyard 'Rector.
First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth.
Morning, g worship at '1111 'Evening
service at 7, \linister at both services.
Morning 'sermon, "Just the .Little
Word': Gospel." Evening Sermon: se-
cond in a series on 'The Riddles of
the 'Gospel," Heartiest welcome to
ail services.
Egmondville United Church
Rev. \ \'C'. Shepherd, Minister.
11A a.m., Sunday School Rally Day.
hl' a.m., The Minister.
7 ,p.m., The Minister.
;Anniversary services will 'be ' held
an Sunday, October 34-d. The Rev.
Dr. Qohn 'McLeod 01 Emmanuel Col-
lege, Toronto. will he the special t ty or gelding
speaker.
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NORTH SIDE W.M.S.
On Tuesday, Sept. '116th, at ;2,415 p.
m., there will he held the thankoffer-
ing meeting of Nlo'nfhside United
Church W.M.S. •
i $T, COLUMBAN WINS
St. C'olumban won the Stephenson
Clap- in the 'Huron''F'ootba'll lAssocia-
tion finals, by defeating Walton 2 -0 -
on the round, The scores were: St.
C'olumben 2, Walton 0, at St. Colum -
ban; the ganee Tuesday . afternoon
at ,Walton was scoreless.
SEAFORTH FAIR THIS WEEK
to meeting of the officers o'f the
Seaforth-Alg:ricultural Soeety was
held on Saturday night when •final de-
tails were completed for the- Seaforth
Fall Fair which ,wu'li be 'hei'd•'on
Tlttirsday and 'Friday of thin week.
Entries for exhibits are coming in
fairly fast. d't vasdecided to •cancel
the children's games and events.
AWARDED CER'T'IFICATE
Miss- Marion Scarlett, who at-
tended the summer session conducted
by the department of education, and
the ,university of Western Ontario,at
London suctces'>fully passed the ex-
aminations and has been awarded the
music supervisor certificate. She is
a member of the staff of 'Isabella
street public school. ----Fort William
Daily 'Times Journal.
NCOUNTY-—
O MEET
Iritere will he no county athletic
meet this year. This was the •decision
of a meeting of representatives from
collegit tes mid high schools in Clin-
ton on Wednesday evening last. The
county meet had been slated' for Clin-
ton thisyear. 'Officers elected were:
President, V, Franks, Clinton; vice
pres., ,.'\listafr Wigg, Seaforth; see.-
re . hiss Depew, d rat n.
C a'., C N C 1 0
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MAY LANE AUXILIARY
The regular sleeting of the 'May
Lane Auxiliary was held- Monday
evening Sept. 204h. ,Prayer -by Mrs.
W. Barber was followed day a hymn,
31re. Close led in ,prayer, Mrs. R1us-
sell read the treasurer's report and
M ns, A. MCGavin read a short article
on Temperance. Mrs. Carmichael and
Miss McLean. were appointed the
visiting Committee for :the costing morning and widespread 'fear of in -
month. A'ccom'panied by • Mrs, Pa-, Pantile paraly ts, Exeter 'Fair on
Stewart Miss Turnbull sang, if 'Tuesda'y attracted an average attend-1
the •voice of Jesus say." When ante and- dine weather completed the
the business •dcaeusssion was finished attccess The indoor exhibits ;were in
Miss M.ciNiay called the rall, Mrs. H..Ithe new arena •which is Toe -toted on me
Snell, captain .of Group I15 then took fair ground's, and was built late last
'charge of the meeting. A hymn fol Fall, It is an excellent building for
lowed and a 'prayer 'by Mrs. 'knight the ,purpose.
and hiss Mary Barber took the HORSES •
Scripture reading. Miss Luella Kaine� A1'rricudtnral -- Broad stair Win.
who had. been chosen delegate to the; ]3•ovcden tial -- (Centralia), fit I'aeanhre,
summer school for leaders at .Alma • Bas;Hubert Hunter. Vaal of ]O.i6, u ire,
College, St, I'inte.reO ;;ave a very_ iRantflton C :San, \V. 'Bowden, Cecil
complete asci work. to interesting 1 ant �t t :Kiwi. dci/ly or gelding, 3 years, ' 'nt.
the week's r,A hymn and the Hamilton, Louis -Johns. dilly or geld-
Mtzpah benediction closed' the meet-
ing. ' 2 years, \Vm, Hamilton, \Vm, J.
ing. [Dale (Clin'ton) lai'lly -or gelding, 1
McKILLOP BRANCH
• yr, N. Mitchell, 'Centralia). Diploma
The -regular monthly meeting of bit animal any e':e, Wut. Plamtlton,,
the McKiliop B'raneh of the W.M.S.I heavy Draft -\lain, Ed. Ye.!11nvv.
Of the 'Presbyterian ('l ,irch,- was 'held 'tool. of'19X36, ltd. \ elloty Fi11y or
at the 'home of Mrs, iR'abt. Scott on gelding, '2 years, Ed. Yellow. Filly
Friday afternoon, Sept. '7th with 19 or ...gelding, !1. year, Fret \\. Steoner,
sen The cesident, Mre, Loll 'Roo td. Yellow, Peart, L
ladies ;Present: p Yellow and 2ind. 'Diploma, 11.. Steeper.
J. L. Bell presided and the meeting.
opened - with 'hymn '36), after which' Wagon Nurses --Mart Noble Scott
Vliet. Mildred Aitcheeon read the and 21d, Vaal of- 1934, Noble Scott,
Scripture lesson, fol'l'owed by prayer 'kiln IHodgtns Noble 'Scott. Filly or
by \Jrs. Bill. ,An invitation was ex- gelel 3 years, hen. J. Thiel and and:
tended- to all ,the members to meet 1. Skold. '1'dlly or gelds 2 years, F.
with the Barbara. Kirkman :>•}txiliary
W. Steeper. 'filly or gelding, 1 year,
the evening' of Sept. 136iIi, ill being Gordon: Heywood. Single wagon
their 314th anniversary. A very inter horse, •\\'rat. 'Decker and 2htd, B. Wil-
es�tin'g missionary talk by Mist J. F. ;tants, Pair wagon horses in harness
SPEAKIS HERE SATURDAY
Jr, R. 'H. Taylor, Liberal-Conser-
va ive Candidate in (Huron, who
s'p'aks its .Cardno s Hall, Seaforth, on
Saturday night, Sept, l2'Sah. ide is
all Lely known and resppected in the
so tilt part of the riding. 'ills home
was in London. lOnt. �4 - iw lliatrt
scholar he entered- the study of med-
icine at the age -of 1-t -graduating
II
front Western •University at the aye
of: 211 Adler taking loot gradual
work in 'New York lte came stn
Dashwood and during the '?Il tears
that he h•ts • practised there has built
up what is probably the most exten-
sive medical practise in the county.
Ile note operates a private hospi'al.
employ's an assisting doctor - and a
staff. He has for •sone years deliver-
ed- es on medicine at Western
d r
:University. 'He is chairman of the
•Datsh-wood school -board' and prom.in-
ent in the ;councils of the Anglican
Church. He is a married man with
.one daughter.
hter.
EXETER FAAIR:A BIG SUCCESS
Despite threatening skies in the
Scott. and a solo W'ins the Blessed an rarrta.ge• 5501. ,Decker, B.
Hour .Of 'Prayer," by . Mrs. 'J. \1. liatm, (,eo. J Maki tZnrirhl. 1)ip-
Govenlock, were much enjoyed by lama \1 'Decker.
all, Margaret Carter took up the off- Roadsters.-- \lore, IF 'Smith. 11,11y
erino and tit'e meeting closed with. m :elding, 3 .cars. Currie & Te vitt,
Kinin tO - and prayer by '1rs. I1 s n t :fills or gelding, 2 yeti F. Smith
Fitly '1 year,W. J, Dale.
• HULLETT. fair roadsters in harness, etc„ Currie
NORTH McKILLOP
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Regele and
;Robert ,tete visitingwith Mr. and
Mrs. Edward C. Regele on 5tmrlay
afternoon.
Simi ay visitors with lir. hen
Thornton were -Messrs. Sant McSpad-
den •ui Winthrop, Mi. Jack Thorn-
ton of Berton, John Munn and 'Ralph
McNichol.
Miss Jessie Dennis spent 'Sunday
at her ;tante in \lcKilicp,
.Mrs. Duncan \JdNic'hol is able to
be atT and around again.
Little .Donna Watson who under-
went an operation for appendicitis at
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, is
'prog'ressing nicely.
\I r. C,:tundcrcock t.f Londesboro 1 ervttt (' uttgham. Single .roadster
• a,ccptcd it- position with llrs :\.lin
1'bartmuetsrsv outfit, ?Ce(rnvditbt oaltn.d
P'rig•rat Yito ll.3dt ion. for it year,' •
•S 1ervitt. Coronation -badge, C2ubnredrsd:
t'antthee
family Ihav-e moved there,
Mrs. 6•I. Moon o1 'Grimsby is
spending some time at the home -of
.M r. 'and 31rs. toe Carter 011the
.gravel road, and at.htyrelcetives•,1,s•
1Tdte schools that have been closed
in minty of the sections, reopened
\'Ion -day,
Through illness-,- Mr. C. \\'atson, of
near Loudestoi e, has been indoors
l inr several days. -
\idss Alma Carter of near d-o•ndes-
btgo left on Monday ,for Victoria and "rad. Heifer calf, Wm. Oestric'h-
S;ehool of N rsin'g, where she will er, 'J, N, '(;lenit. Bull calf, Oestrie}rer
train. We wish her every success. and '241 d. 0n11, one year, Oestrieher
and 2nd. Buil, two years, Oestriclier
and 'anti, ,Diploma—LV. Oes'tri'cher,
)Herd,
W. IOe'stricher, P, Dearing.
Massey 'Harris special, Oestri -cher.
3 animals -from one :•ire-•-10estricdr
horse any claws \\'rat.. Hamilton.
Donald Burns special, Cecil Rowe.
John hiller special—Ed. Yellow,
4:Jndbolt special—Noble Scott, 1-In-
bert Hunter. 1John .Hodgins, N. Scott,
Hoope 's special—Curie Rt Ter -vitt.
Dr. Steiner's Bowden.
ind,ge—\V, S. Stedman, Petrnlia..
CATTLE
Shorthorns --'Cow, heifer 2 years,
and heifer. 1 year --Wm. Oestricher
• ENGAGEMENT
The engagement is announced of
Eleanor llar.garei, daughter •,,1 Mrs.
Evan-, Seaforth, and the late IR S.
!Evans, to flthonnas Robert f))ryden.
'Oshawa, son of the late 3-1r. and
Mrs. T. W. Dryden, 'f)riilia, the mar-
riage t0 take place quietly in Toronto
the middle of October. -
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Th•onn'as 'Robinson
announce the engagement of their
second daughter, Annie brace. to
Bruce C. E. McCli'nchey, youngest
son of Robert 'McC4inchey and the
lato VIr , McCdincbey, of Stanley.
Marriage will take -place early in Oc-
tober,
MAN LOSES LFFiG pN
CRASH AT BRUCEFIELD
Rae J. Watson, London hn•iness
ratan, was 'taken in a critical' condition
to Scott Memorial Hospital here on
Monday after his left foot was torn
off uin a crash between a motorcycle
and an automobile on the 'Varna
Road at Brucefiedd Monday after-
noon. He 'suffered greatly from the
terriide shock and loss of blood. His
left foot was torn off when rat was
either caught in a wheel or the front
bumper of the car with which his
motorcycle cashed. After being re-
, ;'
moved to the Scott Memorial H ()spi-
t
_l. t-
sal here it .was found necessary 1u
amputate 'the left leg below the knee.
An employee of ;Watson's, who was
rkding on the pillion seat of the mot-
orcycle,
lotor•cycle was also injured in the crash
but escaped with deg lacerations. I -lis
condition is not serious, Mr. Watson,
well known London bicycle and mot-
orcycle dealer, prolbably owes Otis Life
to the quick action and presence of.
mind of two -t Dungannon res, A. L.
momsaid and Lorne McKenzie,
who cattle by a't the time of the tr:irl-
ent and lint a toitri•n:gttet on Watson's
leg, ;preventing hint from bleeding to
death, \\'arson and his companion
bad been in (oderich and \Viitaluot
tb business and were m1 'heir way
home when they carate to intersection
of the Varna 'Road and No. 4 High-
way at 1',rucOil ehL \et ,rdin+r t, in-
':ortnatiun given pnbce a cat driven
by Charles H. Reid of Bon cfield was
,parked in front of a store at the cor-
ner. The car was moving to cross the
highway to the west and the motor-
cycle was traveling near the west side
of the pavement when the crash oc-
cur,e,d. The mdtrreycle sped on near-
ly 715 feet after the 'terrib'le impact
and Traffic Officer Norman ''-ever n+
Clinton who utvei'tigated said the
mangled foot of the cyclist was 'found
under the car.
,—r
This is the wreck eck of the (;illy which was driven em ashore nortl t,d
Godertch in Sunday's wind. with a cargo of fend posts. The diesel
powered craft looks well dos the shape it i5 said to be in.
- DEATH OF GRAY PARKER
Many friends of Mr. (.fray Parker
of Vancouver, formerly of Seaforth,
learned with deep regret of his death display Snapdragon, ldr,. R. Allan'
00 Sunday, Sept. dXh. 1'l its ander- six Zinnia., Mrs, Allan, Mr,. t nt'her-
stood he had recently been at Spok- pnghann, \lit. S'taekhott,e; eight don-
anc, Wash., .and underwent an opera- lb -le iTteHtm'ias, 'Mrs. R. M'cKcnzie
tion in connection with head injuries
suffered in an airplane mishap several eight single Petunias, Mrs. R. •AUlan'
years ago and pneumonia Pater dev:el•.' display of 'Gladioli. Airs. R. Allan'
aped. Vir, Parker was a .grandson of six ICyladiali, Mrs. R. Allan, Mrs. \V
V[rs. Wm. Lrovento,ek (mow- residing
/laurel •• nine +G9ladiali, Mrs. R 'Allan
in- Vancouver) and spent the earlier,
;tart of his life in Seaforth, living on Mrs. A, 'MdQueen: 'ta'b'le bouquet
North \Iain ,t. with lir. and Mrs,lMrs. W. Haugh, MTs. R. ':1d'lan, Mrs,
Goventlock until about fifteen years D. ,Fothexingham; 'six pink Asters,
ago when he .acconipanied them tot Mrs, IFo'theringhant, \ics. R. Allan'
'Parker s t,rried and wntinu_ six purple Asters, Mrs.: R. Allan, Mrs.
Mr. was tea
ed to •reside at Vancouver. He is sur- iF'atherinl;hant, Mrs. R, 'Nf.clKenzie•
deed by .his wife and one daughter,' six red t\•tern, Mrs. 1). Ftstheringliant
and by his 'grandmother. `\Irn•'Gar-'\ir' R 1411an• ix white Asters, Mrs.
entoc
7 •
�nnauncing . . .
Shaeffer Fountain Pens
Thwing uh tilt attttt,11 c'1 prt,vitlin;k, the
beat merchandise available we have added a
full line cif. : the as ell and favorably known
Shaeffer Pens and Pencils. ShnelTer fens are
folly-- guaranteed from the ]c,,,, priced $1,511
pen t., the "Life •1'inte Shaeffer Pen" at $t,7 5
and upward. See the Shaeffer Pen,
The-culatrs are new, The shape is neve avid
you will get a new thrill tmt of Shaeffer Pen
Perf+'rntaitce. -
$2.50 to $17.50
Waterman and Parker I'en� alai carried tic
I'itr ret=slat stook
SHOP AT .:
SA V A U. 6IT PAYS
Phone 194
Res. 10
BRUCEFIELD
Miss Elsie Smith returned hone
from Blut'vtile where site .spent last
week visiting relatives. •
\liss le sie Grainger of Clinton,. is
visiting her brother, Mr. 'Jolts 'tinithi-
ger.
\Jr. and Mrs. John Kaiser and \l.r.
and; lir. Earl that er- of 1Detrnit.I
.,11,1111•1).in the village. BAYFIELD
Mr. and '1rs. Irvine Sclitlhe •f •\ars, Ghnrchward• and sons of Lon -
;Zurich, spent Sunday with Mn. an don who have spent the last two
Mrs. Geo. :vwan• months et their .eott'a'ge an• Bayfield
Flower Show.-- returned to London on Saturday.
The following are the 'prize' winner, ' Mrs. J. oP. 11 erguson of Loddon is
at tar flower slum of the Brucefteld spending this week with Mrs. Jas.
'Horticultural Society on Se -pt 1114t,h: lFerguson,
'Vase of Annual or ,Perennial. Mrs.
R. Mian, Mrs. \V. Haugh and Mrs. ,G'odericlt nn \4zinday night,
\, McQueen, Mrs.: D. IFothering'hatn• Dr. Stogtlill of Toronto spent the
Be
try Allan ribbon of :Ontario 'Hor-
ticciltunal .\ssoc'n awarded for most
points at flower show, Mrs. R. Alan,
Salpiglosis, Mrs. R. 'Allan. •Colle'c'tion
b annuals, Mrs. D. IFatheringhatic,
Mrs, 'R.
Quite a number from the village:
attended the Conservative meeting in
annual Larkspur, 2I ns, iFotlieningliatn vveelc end with
Professor
his family,
\fiat QL ,.A'llan; collection phlox, \Pis. Iiodgins of Trinity
\tion,\dist hotheringhatn, \its. \\'. week at his cottage on •the Terrace.
Stackhouse: etre named Dahlia, llrs ';Dr. Moir .of Hensagl held a meeting
Fneherin,'hani. 31rs. .3. VPc'Qneen in the town hall 'Tuesday evening.
Mn. ''Keith Westlake of the Blue
Walter Highway, who has spent the
last two weeks in St, Catharines. re-
turned home Sunday.
Next Wednes'day and Thursday,
Sept. 29, 310, is Bayfield 'fall fair which
,promises to be bigger and better this
year,
Me. John Pease returned home on
Tuesday atter spending several weeks
in B9lling., Montana, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 1Tlip'pet.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fbteltea and son
Billy Of Barrie are the guests of Mrs.
Stinson,
Mr. L. T+owlie of London spent the
week end with his sisters the -Misses
Fowlie,
IDr, and Mrs. W. !1. Tillman and
family returned bonne Sunday having,
spent the summer at their cottage. -
Mr, and Mrs. D. Dewar gr. of Tor-
onto are visiting the former's parents,
Mn. and Mrs.. D. Dewar. ..
College, !Tlorottto, is spending this
Vancouver. :\:bask three years ago
k
PROTECTION ID. F•atheringhant, Mrs. R. ,Allan; col -
The 1038 license markers are said lection '4sters, \Iro..D. T orhering•
to he hard to read. S•evera-1 Settforlh hart, \its. R. i3Ilan: collection .iv
citizens who have recently received . Perennials, \Its, W. Haugh, Mrs, ii
•"tickets" from 'Toronto Polio: will \flan; ,u11itirnt .+0eel Peas, \fist R.
feel that the new 'plates may protect
motorists from Toronto 'tratlfie attic Allatt, rrllectit•n. R,cs, \Ir 0, Ni-
ers who prey upon cars with license!. Ian, hest novelty in cut flowers, Mrs
from the nu•ral districts. \V. Haugh, Mrs, \V. A. Bremner,
VARNA \Ir.. R. - \flan; hest tis velty in potted
plant, lits. W. St,ickchouse. lLrs. R,
A meeting of the Lipper Canada Allan, f•oliane mart, \its. R. .\•plan.
Bible Society was held in the ha11 on \lis. •
\\'. Tali -Ott; house plant in
-Tuesday night under the auspices o:
St, Jahns'. Church. 'Phe attendance 51, -in. Mr.. W. Stackhouse Mrs. A.
was .larger than 'usual, ;Rev. Mr. Pet- Broad'fot. , \1ra. 0. mint,: display Ht
ers !President, meeting opened • ;bi_ i_ tial, lir,. las, '.1'h•onnpsnn, lir,. R.
singing a , save
Mr. Tiller, the ftp .\ plan; '1'nheratts Begonia, Mrs: 33
rc.enta'tive, ,have a very interesting Stac'6ltotttr lir,.R. ;Allan; one tilos-
f•
oreign
on the work clone in home and
foreign ;fields. Rev. Ur. Bugler read a inia. Mrs. R. :Man, Mt. 'A, Mc-
re:ponsive litany servi.cc, follow ed
by brayer. After 'the election of uffi-
sers meeting closed h'y singing a
hymn. a
Mrs. M. Reid was visiting friends
in Sonhwol3 last week
lir. Billy M•clAsh was in London
on "Wednesday :last.
"Thursday .was civic holiday in our
er, Andrew Park, ,village.
;Polled \-nfins-dAII- classes, Preston
Dearing,
Hersey.---'.Atged tesw, Geo. Timmins:
2 year old heifer, -Geo. Timmins, F,
lralarnr inn; year old heifer, G 11'lint-
mins: heifer calf and brit mil, (150,
'l'i'nt -mints and 2nd.
(irarle.s--lAgesl craw, 'O. ldcLaren,
and Lnd and cud; year old heifer and
year old .steer, 0. McLaren. Three
:,,tian,ds: from one sire, \Vnt.-Oestrich-
er and 211r1, Andrew Park 3rd. Dip-
loma best animal, Ocstricher. Best
cal'f any 'breed Oc:strnher. Pest dairy
cow any breed Teo. Timmins Orval
McLaren (Cromarty).
Pahv tteef open, lA Park and '2-1151.
3rd \\ Oestricher. 4411 A. Park.
Vining special. A. (Park.
bilge, \Vm. C'harte,rs.
(Canttneeci On Page Pour.)
Mr, Lee 3,J'ciConnell; and llau.ter
John have returned Norte after
speindiat,g a fortnight in Minneapolis,
leis: :\. ;i. Keys has returned horn,
to Ltrelc tow after spending the
three weeks with friend's here.
Rev, and :\.Lis. L. W. Diehl 0'
TIM auncavilIt' spent 1 couple
last week at the home of Mw. 11e -i
Clymont.
The Library Board stet -at lite
hnnte -of \its. G, H. Peaty last
Tuesday to select .books Inc
corning year,
\ number from here attended filo'
anniversary services- at liilis'green or
Sunday.
Nit and ,Mrs. D. Stephenson of
Bayfield spent the week and at the
home of Mr. and Mr:s. Lee McCon-
nell.
Queen; display African Marigolds,
\1rs. C. H. 'Haugh, Mrs. 0, Allan and
Mfrs. 111 IFotherin:gham (equal); col-
lection plant-. lir- \\ .Elliott \lr-,
Fothenin:,thanl; bird houses. boys 5-9
year.. 11.rhhy ,Aldan, girls lin-,L4 years.
MANLEY -
lir, John Murray returned to his
home in California on Wednesday
'iter vistint his parent- Mr. and
Mrs. ;Joint Murray Sr and his -broth-
ers and sisters in this vicinity. His
holidays were short to he carte by
airplane, making the trip of 2.700
miles in 114 hours. He looked 'hale and
hearty, as - if the air on the coast -
agrees with hint.
lfrs. Wm. Manley met with a .pain-•
int accident last week when she •ste•p-
peri est a nail but is doing as well as
can he expected.
Mrs. G, 'K, Holland from Dinb'lit,
spent Sunday with friends in ' ourhnry..
The buckwheat crop seems to be a
lailiire sines the sultry weather kept
it from maturing.
Wedding bells are again ringing in
our hairg which is almost a sure sign
of prosperity.
HELP Y ''U MAKE
,
R,EPAi l'/ts S
\tVs have everything in Building Materials, Shingles.
Lumber, Piaster Board,. Doors, Sash, Mouldings, Hardwood
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