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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Snowdon erns.. Publtshora
WALTON
Death of George 'Nicholson—
A highly esteemed resident of \I •-
Killoe otssed away in Scott theme.'
d'ad Hospital, 'eaforth, nm . ttit ley.
October ;i, in the person of \Ir.
(George. N;iciuvison in his troth rear.
Mr. Nicholson had sheen in Pauline
'hea'lt'h since last Spring, Deceased
was the youngest t nt of the lett' \lr.
and Mrs. William Nicholson, and be-
longed ,to a :family of nine. He nos
born on the farm 00 which he lived
until the time of his dea't'h, 'Int 34, con.
113, 'Med.; Mine Thirty -four year: ago
last Spring he was united in tnac-
riege to Miss Mary Storey-. who stir -
elves hint together •with : one dant h -
ter, Lillian. and 'four sons, Louis,
George, John and !Alvin, all at home.
He also leave: tee) sieters and one
brother, Mrs. McLeod of ;Ethel; Mrs.
•\(•dDewell,C+lint.tn, and Daniel, _M e -
K iLhthi.
The 'funeral took place en `Tuesday
afternoon ,from his late residence to
Brussels cemetery. Rev, Chas. Cum-
ming, of !Duff's United :Church, Wal-
ton, .officiated. The pallbearers were
Messrs. \t'tn. Somerville, Ijdhn Row-
fatid, Joeeplt 'Ayala. 'John Watson,
Herbert Manning and. 'Robert Mc-
Donald. Among those from a dis-
tance were Mfrs. 'Unity of St. Marys.
'and Mrs. Sleek, of Detroit,
The 'Wwltoo geottp of W. M. S. of
Duff's 'United Chereh held its month-
ly meeting 'at Mrs, D. Watson's
Mrs. W. Hackw•eli presided. The
Scripture was read by Mrs. tV. C.
Bennett. ,Hymn, "Breathe on Me,
Breath of God" was sung. Mrs.
Hackwel gave a short outline' on mis-
sion work, A 'dainty lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Watson and Mrs. 'D. Liv-
ingston.
The sacrament of the Lord's sup-
per was observed in Duff's 'United
Charch on Sunday morning. A splen-
did sermon was given by the pastor.
Rev. Charles Cumming. Special music
was given 'by a male 'quartette con-
sieting of John McD'anald', George
M#Attthu•r, (jahtt Leeming, 'George
Ramsay.
The anniversary services in (Duff's
United Church vein be held on Sun-
day. Rev. Mr. 'Cosens of Clinton will
.preach at both services and special
music will be given by the choir.
The Y. P. S. of Duff's 'United
Church held the weekly meeting 'Sun-
day evening with Miss Isabel '.Ritchie
in change. The Scripture was read by
Cilthel Shaw. Prayer was offered by
Alvin McDonald ,and the topic was
given by Stuart Bryan and a ,fine talk
Was presented 'by Rev. C. Cumming,
Week -end visitors were Mrs, 1Ho-
enle and daughters Mildred and Ruth,
E. Brown, Heidelberg, Mr. Oster-
meye,r, Mil'w'aukee, Miss Forbes and
Mr. Braindle, Kitchener, with Mr.
and Mrs, Chances Sellers.
Mr. 'Geo. Clark and nephew, Ken-
neth S'dhier, Hamilton, railed on
friends.
'Mr. James IJahnston has secured a
teacher's position in Haliburton.
WINTHROP
IThe regtrla,r meeting ,of the Ladies'
Aid and W. M. S. of Caren Church.
Winthrop, will be held at the home
of 'Rev, and Mrs. IR. W, Craw, Wed-
nesday' afternoon, lOctaber 13. Roil
call to be answered with a verse on
Gratitude.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett and
Mona and Billy of Seatfortb and: Mrs.
Eaton and Ken and 'Don and Mrs.
Peter M'dCowan spent a few days in
Sarnia, CCorunna, Coprtright, and'!
Cambria,with friends.
NORTH McRILLOP
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Thornton and
fancily of Becton v.ere visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton on
Sunday and also called on other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, \Ve le-, Fischer,
Viola and Muriel. of 'Ftaltarton. were
Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
C'. ,R'egete's,
Mrs. John Boyd er. spen'a few
days last week with Iter n,ctiter. Mrs.
\t Flcr of Grey.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Mueller of
near Mitchell, were visiting with the
latter'; parents, Mr. and \ire. Fleury
B'ennewies, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Box anti family aP'
Seaford) and M.r, acne: Sirs. Charles
Dietz of near I rod.altgett called on
1Ir, taxi M•rs. IEd Regele on Sunday.
'Iefr. and Mrs. J. Chase of Detroit
are visiting . their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Munn and Mr. Munro.
LONDESBORO
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Vivaaommenuammeloolowasso
liarry\f•nrat \! DON'T WORRY
Thee; ttJ. \t t tt mit at n things ra ..‘roltg. a of
\Ir, .:.•I 'erest. ,,. dh. Ie. Meet ei'e de.
•.. im aroen.1 a tv;. I t .elks ,era sorter •1 t.t n in eau,
\1rs. Jettie. eiltistle 'ill the Ales a b tees
rev.
' tw \lr,. John I:ty.i.e. ,t- l i'-; nl feu•sak; vole there are
Mt. !red Irliohttesoi ,ur,i ❑:,,t..
l l,tt psnu eon.- the suets ,,. \I: ,: ,: e" t to tee core,
.uCi \I <. Frani. Teuttblt:t nn Ott icy.' \ i ti.' the -,ittin,;.:;it,ire..
\li,s Polley of Diut.auuon tvise-_4)ot t sere .
ne it the 'tome .*f tie. ,{1111
Riley-Hunking—
.\ ytuiet tvedl.ing to tk elate at l.ou-
eechoro parsonage on Saturday. U
tober '2.tel at live p.nt. ellen tear,
\largaret, eldest daughter of \Ir. and
ll'rs \V. L. Nanking, n.t- united
in marriage to John'lfcury Riley. eid--
cet son of t1rs, 'Riley and the late
Benjamin Riley. also of Hill:tee 1The
et re inonv was performed by Rev.
A. \1'. Gardiner, pastor of the Lon-
dc'bero i'nited ihtn•ch. Che bride
wore' a gown of twine cltitlon velvet
with list to match. Their atteuelauts
Mere Mica; Mttri,nt 'Htrnking, sister of
the b:eiheh end \1r. 'Benjamin Riley,
hrother'of the gronnt, atter the cere-
mony they returned to the !tome of
the bride where a wedding dinner was
served to a few intimate relatives,
The waitresses were: M.N. Geo.
:liana, Jr., Mrs. Percy Riley, Missies
Ettie Riley and Phyllis Corbett. 'They
will reside on the groom's farm east
of Lottdes'baro,
SHORTHORN FIELD DAY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12
'Tuesday, October 12111, has been
set aside dry the 'Perth -Huron Short-
horn a Club to visit a number of herds
aF ou•tstansing breeders in 'Henan
Co'un'ty,
The folowin'g is a schedule of 'thee
day's tome. --
C. Oestreidter, C'red-
hen, 3sie milt:.wtst of Exeter and ef.
utile south.
103115 a:m,-=t1'ut. IIorlook, Credit-
on.
liL00 a,nt.--R. II. 'Peek, Zurich,
1:2.30 a,nt,—Lunch at the. Dept, o4
A'e ricultnvre, 'Clinton. Bring your
lunch. Coffee will the supplied.
1!30 pen.—sEphniam Snell, Clinton.
2.415 p.m.—IFrank Wood, Blyth.
4.00 'p.nt. -- Howard Armstrong,
Seaford.
Mlle above herds will he on display
at or near the barns at the time stat-
ed. Herd ,sires will he paraded and
progeny exhibited. to class of four
animals will be judged at eaclt feral
and'plaeings and' criticisms niade.
This programme i hnitld provide a
most' interesting; and edatcational day
fnr all cattle 'breeders, The director -
extend an invitation to all who wish
to attend, whether Shorthorn Breed-
ers or not.
'Fill up your car: 'bring your lunch
and enjoy it dry with your neighbour
breeders.
VARNA
The many friends of Mr. Lwow
IRathw•ell and sister Mabel externd to
there the sympathy of the district, in
The log's of the ,citntmodions pontes
which was destroyed by fire. ilthetr
loss is 'beyond estimate, as among
other thins were their most yalntthle
'papers.
Miss Lotto Ite'Ash is reuewiutz ac-
quaintances in this community.
\Ir. (R. 'Elliott, Babylon line. •visited
his aster-itt-lacy, who suffered a
stroke at Lansing, 'elicit.
There twill be no service itt St.
John's Church Sunday because of the
anniversary in the 'United Church,
'Mr. George Beatty Sr, intend-
holding an auction sale of household
effects in the near future, 'Further de•
tails later.
Mrs. M. 11, Renal end \lis E
)lossop were in Toronto last week.
-1'lte council tart in the nail ,eu
Tuesday alterimen,
ELIMVILLE
Mrs. Jean Jackson sf 'I'.trontu vis-
ited recently with relative, hien,
Ile. Harold Johns ..nf Hamilton i,
visiting at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Wes k'+urs. ,
\Ir. and Mrs. \Ven, Heed reel asci girl -
visited its St. \Marys nn Sunda,
CONSTP NCE
Mfr, Hettry Athens. 11r. Thomas
\'dents. Nees John r.erlants, Mrs. Chas
it Dexter, \lrs, 1\m. Jewitt, atten'ie'1
the funeral of the late \li•. Jelin le
le,. of Stratford on Thur. lay.
ties.t'harles Dexter !tad the mi.
fortune to 'fall down the snips Satter.
my and break her wrist,
Mr, (.;rant Maxwell ui Windsor was
the getest at the home of Mr. total
Mrs Adams on Sunday last.
Mr. ;hetes Medd has gone \Vey'.
NiesElizabeth Lyon who spent t lir cattle. This is his third trip this
the past wee!: at the home of her son, Tea.
Sirs. .clam 1\iclicsisou has returnse
tCiti. f,yon. Blyth, has returned'.
to her hone after :pending a ice
Mr. and Mrs Harvey 1Torris af' weeks with friends in Stratford ;ens
'Terontn spent the week end wnfhl,
Mr. ane! Mrs. J P. Manning,
Several 'front Mrs. Chari'? Dexter had the
here attended the fit-
nera'1 b ferttt r to eel and break lk t wr:s't : n
n Sunday afternoon of the Satmr kaq naor..,. ,., h,•
late Geo. H. Ball of the Base line,
,t111,.11 was largely attended. Barrie!:
took j 1,1, e at !Jail ve -' Mrs. 'vVrt. Br .os pt' Zing al
Nr -r -
v is t
\I
:nui Pts [ ,et
, .!'ars.. 1 l
If ti, leave pin. last litchi
It anus( have been intended so;
Veork ,an and keep your heart aglow.
Dome \sorry.
1'1,• :ante old sun is shining. through
\nd better luck may come, 'tic tree,
For tied is ta.kittg care of you.
1) ttt't worry,
'Che darkest shadows flee sway
\\'het dawt). has ushered in the day.
Just keep agoing, trust and pray.
Don't worry,
Don't fret abattt what might hare
leen
Or what you couldn't.help, just lean
And think and live in the unseen.
Don't worry.
The thiau-gs - we miss, it sometimes
5550,,
Lift us beyind the hill: of dreams
\\'here '(:sod's eternal sunlight gleams,
lion's worry.
The hest txf •rife may he altea'd,
Don't let your hopes ;be overaped,
Laugh on and love until you're dead.
Don't worry.
11. ISABEL GRAHAM.
MANLEY
h pretty itedding was solemnized
at St, J'atnes' Church, Seafurth, nit
Monday. when Mrs. Bella 'D.eenursey
of ,Eget ndt rl1e, became the bride 0f
Mr, Fred ,Eckart of Manley. They
mere assisted by Mr. and '\Irs. 'Pat-
rick'Jordan el 'Dublin. The ceretnory
was pert( t•tned by Rev, 'Fr. Hussey.
After the ceremony they drove to the
home of the bride where a sumptuous
weddings breakfast awaited them.
They spent their honeymoon in To-
ronto and .points east. On their return
they will reside in Egmottdville,
tl-Itteir matey friends wish them a ltap-
ttv''wedrled ,life,
The •threshing season is about com-
Itieted with fair returns except back
wheat. Some report there is a slight
rut in the potato crop which is abund-
nnt.'I''Ite root crap is also heavy..
HIBBERT
Council Meeting—
I-Iib'bert Council met in regular seg-
: ion au Shttla I'1)onnehiP 'Haall on
Monday, all members .present, the
Reeve presiding. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ad-
oitted. anti a number of communica-
tions dealt with satisfactorily. The
Clerk reported receipt of the cheque
front the Provincial "Treasurer for
one -mill subsidy to ;Municipality of
Hibibeet: $10,16:43. 'Resolvtiott,. vi'ere
gassed: Allowing 'a 'gran't of $25 to
lit. ;Pleasant Blowing Association.
Appointing William ,Kay as .Inspector
on Camelia Drain Extension :Repair
and Themes Scott i r, as Inspector on
Walker Drain IRe,pair, 'Instructing the
Clerk tn.adv'ertise for tenders for ex-
cavating approximately 9716 est. yds.
nu Dttblitt portion of Liffe. 'Drain,
Road exnenditatre orders: 1$1;35:gen-
eral expense, 1$If1)1, and direct relief,
314.2:3. were issued. 'The meeting ad-
journed until Monday, INnvetttber-`.lst,
at 1 1;•m.--lKath'teen 'Feeney, Mteni':i-
pal. Clerk, Dublin,
BAYFIELD
Mr, and Sirs tV. Genteinhardt of
Saginaw, were week -end gttests cif
Mfrs ;Ft, 1' Gc'nnsin'hardt,
MN. 'Ghrtl'hter and Betty of Lon-
don
on-d n .meat the week etrd at their home
hero. e, They were accompanied by
Mr-. le, Moorinans,. and Mary !:rut,
\irs, R'u'be \Vi tsort and son, who
hare spent tate ''.neater Isere with
NIre Watson, parents. lir, and Mos.
1 \, Edwards, returnee to their
(mine at .hairli.ght, "tit,
\tr, and Mrs. H. Miller ;Me 4111101-
,er of Mount Clemens. \licit,, spent
Sunda,!. with Mrs. ITh tt.
11r. and Mrs. J. Jowett s•,ent the
week end its Detroit,
Mrs. G. •Koehler, Zurich, his been
spending the week with her sisters,
the Misses 1^owlie,
Miss Grant of Toronto is spending
t few weeks with Miss 1J. Reid.
Many friends of Mrs. W. Jowett
are sorry to knots that she is in
on H'nwpital,
Dr, Chas. Stegdill of Toronto was
u the village Saturday and returned
n the city the sante day acrompan-
ed by Mr,, Stoertill and rhi'ldren.
i he have spent the last three months
their eitt:wt' on the Terrace.
How Brain Power Can 'Be Improved
Professor D'tttald \. Laird Dirrc-
f Col;.ate TJniverairy's, Psycho-
:, al Labor tt„I ,r, explains in an. ar-
a iu Tate American Weekly, the
.mwkly. tnii4a4ine with till: Sun -
7"7e Detroit 5'utniey
/11W u(•,tn.L- )-11 ittti V )ve tivcir
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1937
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SEAFORTH
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1 .elte in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck
We also have 11 Service "]'rude—if you have car trouble,
!thane 179 and we will conte promptly
PHONE 179.
All Repiirs Strictly Cash.
SEAFORTH
We .Aim To Please
S.C:I, FIELD •DAY
fire fsliowing are the winners at
the Seaforth Cnlleeia'te Institute on.
Ft'ida_v last:
Boys' Junior Events
lib) yard: dash, Stewart Wigg
(tine 1l112 seconds), flack MlcSpad-
dett, 'Al. Rintottl,
Broad .3 unite Stuart Wigg 15' 3",
D31ntage, Kerr.
Shot 'put, Stuart Wigg 37` 4t z" FI.
Nott, :Jack •M,cSpaddeti
220 yards dash, Stuart Wigg (?72/5
sec„ R..Dolmage, !J, O'Neil.
Pole vault, Stuart Wigg, 7fz', Joe
Sntirh, L. Ibbotson. •
!Lop, step, jump, Stuart Wigg 30'
LI”. Barry, O'Neil.
Standing Broad. Stuart 'Wigg 7'
lily;" Dolanage, O'Neil.
High jump, Stuart 'Wigg 4' 9"; ''G,
Barry, E. Doig,
+Half anile, J. 'O'Neil, 2 min, 414 sec„
C. Haney, G. Barry.
Junior Champion, Stuart \Vigg,
Boys' Intermediate Events
1100 yards dash, A. Wigg 11 sec„ IA.
Scott, P. 'Nigh.
;Po'le vault, A. Scott 7' 10", P.
Nigh, C. lvIdIvor,
High jump, 'P. Bannon, E. Mclvor,
A. Scott.
220 yards dash, A. \Vi,gg 215 sec„
Bannon, A. Scott.
Shot ;put, A. Scott 211 111':". A,
Wigg, Drover.
Hop, step, jump, A. Scott .32', A.
Wigg, C. \t'hitntore.
440 yard. dash, A, ''Wigg, 11 mi). 7
sec., 'A. Stott, Bannon.
Broad jump. A. Scott 13' 5V.,", A.
Wigg. Bannon.
Half mile, Bannon 2 thin; 43 ices;
Earle, 1?. McIver.
Intermed. Champion, Arnold Scott.
Boys' Senior Events
100 yards dash, 1R. ,Ren•nie and !\%.
Bell, tried, 110 sec.: J. 'O'Connor and.
Senior shot put, R. Rennie, '31.5"21/2",
J. O''Connor, It. Stewart.
Broad jump, R. Rennie 1117' 5", J.
O'Connor. R. Stewart.
2110 yards dash, S. !Rennie 34 4/5
sec•, V. Bell, .1. ('Connor.
High .julep, J. ;Dorsey 5' .4:.". R.
Rennie, J. O'Connor.
•440 yards 'dash. 'R..Retutie (if) sec.,
V. Bell, J. !O'Connor.
iPol'e vault, R. 'Rennie 9' >", J.
O'Connor,
'Half nide, R. :Rennie. 2' 28", V.
Bell, J. O'Connor.
Senior Champion, Ross Rennie.
'1'o decide the.girls' championships
only the 'follnw'ing events were 'con-
sitlered: High 'jump, standing (broad
jump. running (broad jump, target
throw, baseball! introit•, basketball
throw. and the dashes, for which ,5
points are given for dist. 3 for 2nd,
1 for d'rd.
Senior ,champi'on, ,Edith Wallace, 1V
points; runner-up, ;Unice !Cutting. ,14
points. Intermediate 'champion. Clara
Dalmane. 1113 points: runner-up,
Lawrence, 44 :points. 'Junior cham-
pion, Isobel teeK'e;idar, 119 ,p:oin':s;
runners-up, 'Doreen Regier and Thel-
ma 'Dalnrtgc. 9 points.
Girls' Junior Events
'High jump, B. Matthews, 1, Mr -
Kellar, M. Duncan.
Ball throw•, 4, McKeilar, IF. 'F.Igue.
0, 'Earle.
Running broad i'tunp. ID• 'Regier, I.
31dKell'tar, B. Matthew.
Target throw, \d. 'Fortune, 1T'. Mc-
iver, B. Matthetts.
Standing 'broad 'jump, lt. !Duncan.
i McKellar, T. Dohuage,
Basketball throw. 1. Nieheller, '1',
fedniage 1) Regier.
Sack tact G. Earle, I. McKellar,
D. Regier and 11, .Anderson, tied.
'60 -yard dash, "T, Dolmage, .1), lR'eg-
nr. F. Flgie.
Pearn race. D. Regier, \{, !tort-.
true, 1'. Dalntage.
Wheelbarrow race, T. Doltnage and
I McKellar, T. McIver and G. Earle,
13, Matthews and M. 'Duncan.
,Bicycle rare, T. M'otteflar, '1M. Dun-
can, B, Matthews.
Relay race, D. Rester, M. Duncan.
L McKellar. T. Dnitnage, rust; B.
Matthews, F. Riede, T. Mt'fver, W.
Russcil, second; A. McGavnt, FI. An-
derson, H. Devereaux. D. 'Gall -p, 3'rd.
Shuttle race, Wr. Ross, D. 'Regier,
M. Duncan. I. McKellar, 11. Matth-
ews T. Dol':mage, T. McIver. F. HI-
gte first; G. Earle, 'H. Anderson,
Devereaux. D. !Gallop, M. Aitcheson,
N. \tet;aviu, W. 11ns,e11, SI. :Fortune.
Girls' Intermediate Events
Target throw, C. D'alniage, A. Law-
te t ', L. R,iler.
Seel.- rice C. D•tlmtg,,-; '' Kollars
r, b•>t _
at
High j,unrp, 1', Forbes, A. Law--
renre, IF, Matthews, N. Walters and
E. Rivers, tied.
Baseball throw, B. Manicy,
Basketball throw, E. ;R'elcart,
Best, A. Walters.
Standing 'broad .jump, A. Lawrence,
C. Kellar, C. 'Do'Inrage;
Wheelbarrow- race, B. Best and M.
Sclater, L. Ed'ler and C. Kellar, 13,
Manley anal IC, Dglanage.
715 -yard dash, \1, Wood, • C. Kellar,
C Dolmage. Skates in an interesting drama
Peanut race, 1,', .Doimage, M. S'etat-
er and it.,Rivers, M. Devereaux.
Three-legged race, M. Swa,it and
B.
. EN'T
THEATRE
NOW PLAYING
A DOUBLE BILL
Melvyn Douglas 'Virginia Bruce
-in—
"WOMEN OF GLAMOUR"
ALSO A real western
"THE COWBOY STAR"
Starring
Charles Starrett and Iris Meredith
Mon. Tues. Wed., Oct. 11-12-13
Edward Arnold Cary Grant
in
The Toast of New York
with
Frances Farmer jack Oaide
Rollicking comedy of New York in
the 80's when Jim Fisk was trimming
Wall Street Boys
Thurs. Fri, Sat., Oct. 14-15-16
Sonja Henie Tyrone Power
in—
Thin ice
See again the Queen of the Silver
M. Stewart, iA, ;Foster and M. :Hud-
son, Z. Dunlop and C. Dolana'ge, C.
Holmes and F, !Matthews, tied.
Bicycle race, B. 'Best, M. Swan, M.
Wood.
Relay - race, C. Holmes, +B, Manley,
B. Best, C. !Keller; first; M. Sclater,
H. Wilson, R. 'McIver, M. •Wood•, se-
cond; F. \'llatttliew-c, A. Ilwreuce,
✓-etta Dunlop, C. Dolmage.
Shuttle race, M, Sclater, E. Rivers,
R. McIver, \'I. '\\turn, IA. Walters,
M. Stewart, M. Swan, H. Wilson,
,firet; M. Wood, M. 1-Ludson, L. Ed -
ler, IA, Closter, L. .\d'elGavin, 'E, :Eck -
art; B. Pryce, H. Moffat, second; Z.
Dunlop, A. Lawrence, C. Dalmage, F,
Matthews, C. Holmes, B. Manley, B.
Best, C. Keller,
Girls' Senior Events
Softball throw, LT. 'Cutting. J. Mc-
Donald, E. 'Wallace.
Running broad jump. E. \i'a•Ilace,
U. Cutting, .A. Sproule,
Target throw, M. Johnston, D.
Drover, .1. Devereaux.
Basketitalll throw, J. McDonald, D,
Drover, U. Cutting.
Sack race, Ni. O+Netiill, ''E. Wallace.
U. •Cutting,
High jump, I Wallace and' J. Mc-
Donald, tied for tirst;\i, 'Keating, A.
Sproule and U. Cutting, tied for 2nd.,
Standing broad +jutttp, M. .Keating: 'Years ago,
E. Wallace, 11,1 Cutting.
Peewit race. E. Wallace, I. Ander-
son, M. t itNefil,
75 -yard 'dash, ltd, ;Keating, .E. Wal-
lace, U, Cutting.
Three -!legged race, U. 'Cutting and
F. Wallace, M. Keating and J. Mc-
Donald, If. !O'Neill and A. Sproule.
Wheelbarrow race, 2T, Cutting and
F. Wallace. 1, Anderson and +M,
Keating. J. !Anderson and J. Mc-
Donald,
Bicycle race. I'. Cutting. \i, hent-
ing. '
'Relay race. A. Sproule, E. Wallace,
D. IGentmell, U Cutting, first; 1. An-
derson, NI. Johnston, 9, McDonald.
M. Keating.
Shuttle race, Si. Keating, J. Mc-
Donald, B. Smith, M. Johnstone, M.
Wigg. M. McIver, IJ. Devereaux, 1.
Anderson, first; IR, Shiner, A. Sproule
E. Wallace, M. °:Weill. D. Gemmell,
It, Cutting, g. Anderson, I. McKellar,
Coming: WEE WILLIE WINKLE.
WAKE UP AND LIVE
W.M. HOGGARTH,
The funeral of Ilate '\Van, H'aggartlt
will make .place (Friday from his
hoose, lot 6, con. 111,, H.IR,S., Tucker -
smith, to Cromarty Cemetery, Rev.
W. A. Young of 'Hensell caudttc!ting
the services and 'pallbearers, J'aek Ril-
ey, 'Angus M'cKin•noti, Win. Work-
man, Jcihn MldGregor, Wnt, (Doig,
Wm. 'Davis.
Mr. Hoggarth alied at noon Wed-
nesday. He had been in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, Seatonth, for three
weeks and two 'wedlcs ago returned to
home of his daughter, Mrs. Wes.
Green, in Hensall.
Mr. Hoggarth was in his 7Ilst year,
born at lot 24, eon. ;110, Hibhedt, te
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. !Jame:;
Hoggarth, IHe went to his ,present
fartu in Tuckersmitlt after his mar-
riage to ;Miss Jean Davis of Staff:(,
who died in January.
Two daughter and one son survive,
Mrs. Wes Greets, Hensali; and Mrs,
take Ingram, Hay tp., near .fiens'ali,
and one son, Archie Hoggartlt, tett
the homestead in 'Tuckersmitit,
it'lliree brothers and a sister survive;
James and ,Feliraheth 1Httggtrth of
Hensali, and !Joseph and Henry
Hoggarth of Seaforth. A sister, Mus,.
Leichnt'an, died in Algoma about 26
Ontario Honey Crop
Ontario 'has one of the sttt:dlesit
crops of honey in the last ten years,
!Other areas are in exactly the sante
pli'gh't, the world markets are lower
in honey than for Many year., states
Dr. E. J. Dyce, head of the agricul-
tural department at the Ontario Agri-
cultural College.
The extraordinary shortage of Itnn-
e,y is due to the shortage of !lover
and to the wet weather earn his year.
There has been eery little clover av-
ailable at any time ,this season.
'The honey shortage is •particularly
unusual since almost all other crops
are ex'ceptional'ly good, .\lthunxli hon -
y ,priers have tint yet risen. there I-
no doubt that they will increase, A cow was 'kttled' just west .of Sea-
Q'ue sec send ether areas ,oroducing toi'ttt 'by the early train Wednestlay
honey have an 'equally slimecrop. morning.
TO SEND TWO CARLOADS
TO AID WEST
Arrangements have been complet-
ed to 'collect fruit. vegetables, etc., to
be shipped to the 'drought areas of
the Canadian west. We i•n this prov-
ince have 'been 'blessed with such ab-
undance this year and the 'need in
the VW'est is so great that the com-
mittee !tope to be able to fill two
carloads. 1t was decided' the cars
would he placed at 'Seafortlt 'for load-
ing on 'Wednesday, iOotober 201tIt.
The local organization is John,
Cl•uff, genetral chairman; W. J. Dun-
can, 'Fr. 'Hussey, committee, 1',. C.
Boswell, seeretary,
Committees, 'Rev. H. C. Feast, Rev.
T. A. Carmichael, Reay. Catton LA;p-
pleyand, 'Rev. 'Father Hussey, .Rev, R.
W. Craw; Ernest Adams, Londeslwro
Canvassers, Harry Stewart, J. M.
McMillan. J. 9. :Cleary. E. L. Box.
ALERT MISSION BAND
The Alert Mission Band held its
reopening meeting in the Sunday
School room sat the North Side Un-
ited Church. After the opening hytn.e
438, Miss IFerg+u's•iut led in prayer.
The minutes were read lay Winni'fred
Russell and conte business was dis-
cussed, Mrs. Barber ,read the worship
story. I.,ord's firayer was repeated in
unison, 'Janie Moffat read the scrip-
ture..Allter .the offering had been tak-
en 'by Helen 'Ctarmichael and several
hrittns had been snntg, the meeting'
was closed by repeating the ..t izp:alt
benediction,
STRUCK ,BY TRAIN
Connect ('to woman eBlass): "1
itoupe I have not troubled you with all
these 'que tions?
Witness: 1Not at al'l—i have a
small boy aged six at !tome,"
Flabby: "`l' have tickets .for tit
theater,
Wife, Fine. I'd'1 startt dressing a
once."
1Ttrhlt Yes, lt. The tickets'at''
for t,,ntorrovv^ night."
"Ilear. I saw the sweetest, ,levet_
little hat d,vvntoutt today
"Pill it ot,; let's sec h.:vv• yon
i11 11."
DIED
eC'lny, 'let 'Tu'ckersmith, lot 6,
concession 1110,' on 'Mond'ay, lOdto'bea'
4th, n19317, Jean Templeton, wife of the
late 'D'avid M'cCttyv, in her 96th year.
The !funeral. took :pl'at'e i£rotn the
!mete ou \'\rednesday; i0et, 6 gat 3 p.m.
to H•ens'alt: Union 'Cemetery.
DICKSON ELECTED
In Perth riding, 'Dickson, Li'berai,
was e'1ec.te'd. Others elected include
3fmQttesten, Nixon, 'Hipe'l, Croll, (ox,
Co'l, Kidd. Col. iDtew was defeated at
Guelph. In ITi,roitte 5 Liberals and 4
Conservatives were :elected.'
S:•eel its the name; ?ii ynht eiait;irs,