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PHONE 8
PHONE 77
Walker's
FUNERAL SERVICE
UNDERTAKING
—and—
EMBALMING
and—EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone 67
The Willys
Having driven cars of many kinds
in the vast twenty -(five years, 1 find
the Willys is •tlse Queen: of then aril.
It is good for ifiity miles per hoar
all day 'long and runs as smooth as
velvet.
The saving in first cost would ;build
you a .concrete silo, or install hydro
in your home.
1TIhe saving in operating per year
would pay your yearly hydro 'bill or
lots sof other things.
The Willys will make your dollars
go farther.
'See 'pie 'at the glair.
J. L. HUGILL
AGENT Phone 34-616
.1111,11111/12110/
Stock Breeders Optimistic•
•With "Regal and Dm!penial Year' as
motto 'and' keynote of a (joyous round-
ing -off of public .Coronaition celebra-
tions in Canada, the (Royal Winter
'hair m'an'agement, after a survey of
the pure=bred live stock indttstry, re-
ports more optimism among Canada's
stock 'breeders than for a decade witch,
in consequence, :the rosiest ou'tloo'k
for years for the tforthcaming Nov-
ember IF•air, All classes of husbandry
,Iil anticipations,
share in 'Nhe• 'cheerfi
Beef cattle, thow•ever, stand out strik-
ingly. Brisk .markets 'for the past
twelve-month have removed all sur-
pluses from farms and heavy restock-
ing isas taken place, especiallyy •in On-
tario. some farmers being now bti'sy
in the unprecedented record of hand-
ling their third 'lot of feeder cattle
within a year. 'This has reflected fav-
orably ,through extensive 'purchasing
From breeders of pure `bred stock who
constitute the 'bulk of exhibitors at
the Winter Pair. Dairy cattle breed-
ers also are 'bene'fiting by direct and
allied activity and are improving their
herds 'by timely sale's. There is every-
where a distinct trend to a'higher lev-
el of excellence ob'serva'ble, with bit-
ter quality for show purposes.
\Vint and For Sale ads, 3 arks, 510c
IN A CASE
TRACT OR
FOR 1937
AND LET'S PROVE IT1
AGENT.
DUBLIN, Ont.
TOWN TOPICS'
11sss Je"'tie li•'th,It,il' •a'r,ve1 .1'.'m•
Monday after spending some tnosrtha
with her sister.'Mrs. J1. T. Matrix, at
Vermin, B.C.
i1i. an'd• •Mrs. F. berry of 'I'.rwit:
;were „stria, daring the week and with
•Idisces •Cresswell.
NM.r. and Mr., Chas. plays. \,Vitali•
sor, spent the week en:<.f with the for-
mer'; •mother: Mrs. R: S. Hay
•11 r. and Sirs, Thomas 'Asians
4t. 11arys were visitors Sunday avid!.
.friends in town,
1'Ir. and Mrs. Ryan of Liman were
seats Sunday with the latter par -
ems, Al r. and Mrs. 1 .rss. Ramis.
Mrs. F. Devereaux and Mrs. C. Ir.
Silts are in Stratford -delegates to
the Diocesan Ccm•ventiott of the Catis-
olic Women's League. The banquet
held on \Vednesday evening was wrll
attenrlarl by ntenibers front. the Sea -
forth sub -division,
Please remember the 'Nati ostt Tea
aril Sate of Home Baiting and 'Myst-
ery Boxes iia the 1. O.O. F. Hall on
Saturday; October 9.
Mr. and Mrs. E, Mantle, Edwin.
and :Edna of `Lonclns were griests
over Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R.
:Parsons.
Dr. and Mrs. Harburn were at Ni-
agara .Falls, ;Bun'das, -Cayuga and
Brantford for the week end, ,visiting'
reiatiees and fri'end's,
Mr. and iNkrs. 'Spencer Chcckley
and d'aug'hter Vino. and 'Nir, Cheek-
iey's niece, 'Mrs, Vino 'Setters .of Los
,Angeles, !California, Who is -returning
'home from the Corpmstion as well as
sip -ending some time on the 'Contin-
ent, spent a few clays of this 'week
with 'th'eir !daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Broome. •
Mrs. Eleanor 'Ritchie .of town, is
slatting her son, Mr. Melvin Ritchie
and Mrs; Ritchie at Zurich: •
Mr'. William Hackett and dough
ter of •Blyth were visitors on Tues-
day with ,Mrs. IR. Wallace, tSeaforth.
Mr. tjoe 'Eckert from .Markd'aie
ited at his home in IEgnianclville on
Sunday. He is engaged with the King
Construction .Co. The road bulrl'ing
is almost •complete its that vicinity,
lir. and Mrs.T. .Swan Smith are
returning to their home which .is be-
ing vacated Iby Mr. E. C. Boswell,
who is taking the Bechely residence,
'Goderich st„ vacated !by 'Mr. and
.Mrs. Dunn who 'have moved to the
apartments over Smith's Shoe store,
Miss Margaret +OIDa>'wd of Hamil-
ton spent the week end with Mr, and
-Mrs. 'Ros.s Sproat.
'Mr. and .Mrs, 'Jack 'Currie have
moved into Mrs, Laird's house, John
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wim Elliott of Mit-
chell and nephew, 'Gordon Hart of
Saskatchewan, were visitors Sunday
with Mr. IJ. M. Robertson and Miss
Robertson.
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs, (Gordon Carts of
'i'heddord spent Sunday at the home
of the tatters sister, Mrs. Ed. Yting-
blu•tt. •
Mrs. 'Eph. Brown ,spent Sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. ;Ed Yun'g-
blutt.
The W.M.S. of Constance United
Church were guests of Northside Un-
ited CChun& in Seaforth on Tuesday
afternoon when they presented their
play "The 'Two Masters".
Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan 'and Mr.
and Mrs. Laidlaw of Blyth, Dr. and
Mrs. Gorwill of Seaforth were guests
to tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Leo Stephenson on Sunday.
Born, on Thursday, Sept. 33, in St.
Joseph's hospital, London, to Mr. and
Mrs, 'Andrew Reekie (nee Mildred
at ittonl a daughter, 'Patricia Ann.
Mrs. George'Wheatley of Clinton
spout .a week visiting friends in the
n�icin'ity.
Mr. and istrs. William Britton visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. 'Reekie in London
on Sunday. Mrs. Reekie is at present
in St. Joseph's hospital.
Mr. J. .Hoggarth o 'f Cromarty.
Misses Helen and 'Edith Britton and
Wm. Jewitt were •guests to tea Sun-
day at the home of Miss Luella John-
ston of Auburn.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper have
returned to their home in Colorado
after a very pleasant visit with ,their
many friends in these . parts.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawson of Listowel
spent the week end with friends in
the village.
•Silo 'filling is the order of the day
and corn is a good •crop.
'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,Daynsan of
Detroit spent the week end at the
home of Mr. R. J. iDaytnan.
Mrs. Chesney ,continues very poor-
ly under the doctor's care.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Fairbairn call-
ed on friends in Wing -ham over the
week end.
Miss Edna'Daynsan is visiting •with
friends in :Detroit for a, couple of
weeks.
Mr. 'Clarence 'McLean of London
spent the week end with 'friends in the
village.
Mrs. W. Dalrymple, and Mrs.' Al-
bert 'Hay of Cromarty are the .guests
of 141.r. and 'Ma's- 'J. D. Stewart and
Miss Winnie.
Miss !Etta Bell of London visited
her 'parents during the week.
'?'Taster !Kennet's McClellan of Gtg-
tnondviile is visiting with }ti's grand-
r,a,retsts. 'Mr. avid Mrs. 'Hugh Mc-
Gregor,
o-Gretior,
lir. Bernard -McLean was in Lon"
lar one day recently combining bus-
iness with pleasure
Id r. and 'Mrs. gran. ;'tarps a,, are
rise.„oites.t, of Mr. and Mra, Rribert
li.teiCtregor an:i fancily
At the Fair
PAGE FIVE
There is snore in the above picture than meets the eve at first glance. for it is really
one picture super -imposed on another. In the foreground is a prize If'slstein shown by
\'V..1 b'eirnes of Listoarel. In the upper background is the fair bulidini1 and if one Chili's
closely' in the centre the midway tent can be seers, also some of the ci' ,wd, and a trana-
port truck,
led
`she
al
'd
S. C. I.
Athletic
Frida�]', c't.1
y
1:30 P.M.
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Booth on Grounds. Special Attrac-
tions
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Admission 109
The W. M. S. of Duff's Church, Mo-
Killop, will hold a
Horne Cooking
Sale
IN VACANT STORE NEXT TO
ROUITLEDGE'S GROCERY, SEA -
FORTH, ON
Saturday, Oct.2
Doors Open 3 P.M.
Quilt sold with candy
St. Joseph's
Convent
Phone 106
PIANO, VIOLIN, AND
VOCAL LESSONS
Pupils prepared for Toronto
Conservatory Examinations
HARVEST HOME
SUPPER
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30
From '5 :30 to 7 :30
in the parish hall ander the atts-
pices of the Ladies Guild of St
Thomas' Church
Admission 35c
Anniversary
Services
I;gmondville United Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3RD
at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
'Tlhe Rev. John McLeod, DD., of
Toronto, will .pre chs Special nmsic
by the choir and others.
,DR. TAYLOR
(Continued from Page t)
think it is no secret," Mr, Trewavrtha
said, "that 'patronage was :withdrawn
from the North Huron Liberal mem-
ber for that reason."
'Ot'hers on the 'platform were Mr.
R. G. Parke, Mr. 'Middleton (Clint-
on), 'Mr. :H. Glenn .Hays, Mr. George
NI'EEGee, Mr. E. R. Dennis (London).
DIED IN 'DFJ'DROIT
The remains of. James. O'Leary, a
former well (chow n resident of this
.district, which 'were ibrous'ht to "Sea -
forth from Detroit, were interred in
St. James' Catholic cemetery Monday
morning ,the funeral taking place
from St, ',Paine,' Catholic Church,
Seaforth Requiem Mass was sung
by Rev. '1'. P.:Hussey, The departed
than wisp was 7�5 years of age had
been inpourhealth for a 'poral many
tear's. Before that he had been in the
hotel 'h,sioess in Brussels, li'e.trolia
and 'Winnipeg,' rensnvin4 tater to De-
troit. His wife, -formerly Miss Mary
1. I>onovan, died in d193l4, Hs is stir-
, by .an oruly (lau,tihter, Miss
Katherine O"Leary. The ,pal•i-bearers
J Devereaux, D. Shanaltan.
i it Devereaux, 1. Dorsey. I.
>.t I Reynolds 5
DUBLIN
Price-Krauskopf.—
A very .pretty wedding. was solemn-
ized in S't. 'Patrick's Church, Dublin.
on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
when Marie Antoinette second dan-
tAster of 11 r, and 11re, Albert Kraus-
kspf, was united its marriage to Al-
fred 'Price of !Kinkora, son of Mrs.
and the late Mr, Charles Price of
London, !England. (Rev. Dr. J. 13.
Ffoul es sang the nuptial Hass and
performed the ceremony. The bride,
given in marriage by her father, w'a-
attired in a floor length ;gown of white
lace aver satin with net, and fashion-
ed on princess line.. She wore a ell
of real silk net with a slight train,
and caught with a coronet of orange
blossoms and lilies. She carried a
bouquet of ttalisnsen roses and lily of
the valley with fern, tIllse bride was
attended by her sister Cecilia. who
wore a floor -length gown of pale blue
taffeta with rhinestone clips and a
lace jacket. She wore a :halo of pink
cut velvet roses and silver shippers,
and carried a bouquet of pink roses.
• t he'bridegroom wt,.attended by Mr,
Jcastsplt \Vhite of Stratford. During
the shilling of the register iNliss :Mary
Beale organist of the church. rend-
ered Ate;Marie beautifully. IFollowissg
the wedding a sumptuous dinner was
:erred ,to thirty guests in the Queens
Hotel; Seaforth. The young couple
then left •for a short honeymoon trip
to London and other points east. For
travelling` the bride chose a navy blue
suit with blue accessories. They 'will
reside in binkora. Guests were pres-
ent frown London, Kitchener, Sarni•
ford, Men khan and Kinkora,
Miss 'Annie Delaney of Windsor
with her parents, •M1r. and Iles. jas.
Delaney. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and son
Bili of Dunnville attended !the wedd-
ing anniversary at Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sisith an Sunday.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Ed. Stapleton is improving and his
many friends will he ;pleased to see
Bins 'around soon.
11r t'harlie 11eDairl of Bridgport
w•a- e.s led to the 'bedside of his ,eau -
A ter, 11.nra:trct then she was olper-
tted on for appendicitis ou Sunday in
Scott Alemorial Hospital in Seaforth.
We to ids 11:weasel a speeds recovery.
111-, .-'unit 'Scott of W.ardsville
with friends in the village.
Mrs. E. iffianagan is starting !to fix
up things after the ,big fire and' will
soon be ready to build.
Mir:. Ellen Burns visited in Sea -
forth on Monday and spent some time
with her .gra ndekurghter, Margaret
Nle Dahl who was operated on.
On Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
the Sodality iselrl a meeting in the
lsie'h school, the usual number of
members present. This meeting was
.under the. direction of thesewing
committee, consisting of the 'Misses
Marie Krauskopf. Irene Donnelly
and .\Mary Cessnouto. '1'san ''hours
were .spent in sewing, then 'a delicious
'lunch ts a, served by the hostess, as-
sisted by Iliss 1Fary MoGrath and
Miss Dorothy Donnelly. - The meet-
ing was then adjourned for another
week.
'Quite a number from here attended!
the show rr held ins Wednesday night.
in
minim of Nits, Mat le hrapskap'f,
daughter of 'NI r. and 1L . Albert
Frauskopf. Miss l' sattskopf was the
recipient rdf ninny lovely aril useful
presents. _ I.
Mrs. Matthew. Hendricks and her
two children from Detroit arsvisit-
iteg her parents, 'Mr. and Nirs. John
K'nauskapf.
Miss Rose Krauskopf.of Detroit. i,
'spending, ,two weeks visiting her par-
ent,. \Ir. and Mrs. lobo Ks•au,ks's',+.
Miss Gertrude Sian:et s s ;uti irienci
of
r411-011, sl,,,,,st Ns,• , .,i,', -I
iter. na .li:r. Ni- r._ ;mole anti.
Misr, Alice Flannery spent the week
end with Mss C.-Srhumnuer, Dublin.
%1i'iss Celia Feeney, London, spent
Sunday with Cher mother, Mgrs. K.
Feeney,
Mr. Bill Ryan and Mrs. Reg.
Hughes,' of London, spent Sunday
with the former':s 'parents, Mr. ,and
Mrs: Peter 'Ryan.
'Miss 'Anna Dlelaneys, Windsor, is
spending a week at the 'tome of her
parents, Ntr. and Mrs. James Delaney.
AUBURN
Leonard - Yttn.blu't is home from
Waterdown.
Mr. and, Mrs. Storach and fatting
who came Isere recently from the
West, shave moved to Blyth where'
Mr. Storach will take sip work as a
tinsmith.
Victor Yungblut. who has been
confined to bed, is improving slowly.
Murray Taylor, 'Godee'ioh, visited
Mrs, J. Ferguson.•
Mrs. Moore, who is spending the
summer with Miss S. Blair, received
word on IFriday cif the death of her -
brother, 'john IP. 'McCrea, of 'Bruce
mi,
Sneseverel from 'here' attended the Ev-
angelistic senvlces in tIse Wingham
Baptist Church this week,
,Mrs, W. IRsfbesitson 'has returned
from a visit to her daughter in Crom-
arty. •
.Mr. and Mrs, Douglas ,Clam'p'helL
Toronto, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sheppard.
LIBERAL
RALLIES
Goderich
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29th
8 p.m.
GARFIELD CASE, K.C.
of ()wen Sound
Exeter
FRIDAY, OCT. 1st, 8 p.m.
MR. S. P. SHANTZ, Toronto
Clinton
Town Hall
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30th
8 p.tn. -
MR. S. P, SHANTZ, Toronto
Zurich
SATURDAY, OCT. 2nd
8 p.m.
J. G. GILLANDERS, K.C.
of London
Seaforth
CARDNO'S HALL
Monday, Oct. 4
8 R. J. DEACHIVIAN, Ni.?.
of W. ing'hant
Ja'iBes BaaIaityrae
the Candidate
will address the a:ieetings
and other local speakers.
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