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Presentation to Mrs. Dalton -
Mrs. L: t);rihtii tl kingeliridee. mho
reuiote.l recently from \\i'nghant. was
the recipient of a cabins of silver and
an addres- .of appreciati in presented
',v the holies of the t'hatreh of the
Sacred 11' rt. \\'in;gham. Mrs. Dalton
awas hack at \\'.inghaau for the 'week-
end and the lashes nook the opportun-
ity of making dee presentation. The
address, was read hy- tMrs, J. Lock -
ridge. The presentation of the cabinet
of silver was made by Mrs. Sproal,
and other ladies signing the address
were t[re. McGlynn, \'Irs. Benninger
and Mrs, Gabble.
Electric:Shock-
Clair Ruffed viaing son of 110. and
Mrs. Charles h tffell, was ktinciced en-
conscious and ipainfay hurtled on
Sipiclay afternoon when, while at
play, he threw a wire over a main
tH'Bdro line on .Bridge street. The boy
received 'the force of a -heavy shock
when the trailing end of the mire
wrapped around his leg. ,-le was un-
conscious ten minutes. 'The short dr_
.suit resulting front thecontactleft the
northeastern section of the Town in
'darkness until 111 p.m;--(G'oderich Sig-
na'i.
Had Narrow Escape -
‘11 Rtlt motorist had ;t mirrow
.. :•a fr,.m. , :th last -Satttr.l`tc rc.
,n,u❑ when Ills ear was st:•nck 'tc t'he
\.
R. trait. Tian tail light soul
cense -elate were takccn „ii ',) the
Wain and the motorist ke:1t art ,,in.
either oblivious that lie had been
struck nr to, .eared to ;uo, --1astotw-
el Banner.
Injury Fatal -
To 'gas gangrene resulting from an
inijury to his hand and stnh'sequ'ent
amputation ' df the member is attri-
buted 'tile death at +Alexandra hospi-
tal, IGodenich, of William 'Elliott, fif-
ty -four-year-old 'bachelor farmer who
lived near Nile. Mr. tFAliott's hand was
terribly mangled on Thursday last
when it was torn to steeds lby a fan
in the iblower df a 'threshing machine.
14r. Elliott was ,brought to Alexandra
Hospital and the hand was immedi-
ately 'anspiu•tated, but gangrene set in
two days 'later and he +died within
twenty-fourhours. Coroner Dr. \\', F.
Gallow investigated 'but dill not order
an inquest. The remains i were 'buried
at Dun;anon cemetery.•
See Game at Detroit -
Sixteen of our baseball tease and
,rani were at Detroit on Sunday where
they were ,given a hpass to the Cleve-
land vs Detroit game which was the
best game played on ;the Detroit
'grounds this year. After trine innings
of play the score remained the satiw
as at the end of the 'First :inning, 11-0
in favor of the Detroit team, who
played their last game of - the season.
'The Cleveland team made only one
hit off the fDetresit rookie 'pitcher.
Jake Wade, n bile ,Detroit conceited
five hits off rAllen. the 'Cilevelandi nt a n. ti.411 _. Ste n leUr.
'pitcher who lost his first game it the I. w t nl.;lst sten„ at Soion, ll ,oi
yea a t,, while -\Ir. J illy is ,a native
of tic \Vest. They have 'been in the
dried int. area with- Ili' t'r:,, sett•:'
11 9. The children have ,been greatly
inieres-ed with the trees and the
.reermess and freshness of thin;;;: is
Ontario. They- had user st'cn ;inn;
growing on erees item Jisto.y.
era lied '.t as 25411) atiir-,
MacMillan -Burt
,=\ pre'tty :eta intet•e,'tin,; eceut took
phiev. 'at` the residence of 1 r. and Mrs.
Charles. Bert in the township of KM -
loss oe Oct. 2nd. 1037, when their el-
dest daughter, Mary, 'Helen, 'because
the bride of Nit. Cecil ;losc'ph Nine -
Milian, only sew of \ir, and Mrs
(ieor:te MacMillan, of Alt, Forest.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
IMISMONPROMMISIEW
to 1 i1i SASKATCHEWAIN DRY
tial tt h nut. very
tt Naim t .t tit tum if y , t are.
emote]: to d' wiri- maily livo91e
.i., t ty «get their , :,rtnati(n from
la min -paper headlines and from the
'pee 111, H n ,r sa '•1 win re -
tor
n t,. eski ,N rn a. lie! metra,
Prossiii. ic" to Ina :a
tt:autrr
11r
has takes 0e. ;arming as an .,c•ru-
etton, :end has worked near Titan -toe.
1)asit.wo ,I. Exvter, •L'rrtaituu tort) Cen-
tralia,. The court was a reeord-breaker
for ',re'vity. lasting only tine (Intones.
One ease on the docket was adjourn-
ed sine die try consent of the priu.cil -
als, t'end'ing a settlement. The aotion
teas true iii which Addison Taylor and
Russel Carrie. Grey township farm-
er., executor; of the will of ,the late
J. \i. Loewe, of :\1 orris township,
s,.n'ght payment of two protttissory
nates itis le b\ the defeiuhtttt 'Nesbit
11 ni 1tou, t,f .\twood, in favor of )Jr.
James Jones Buried at Mitchell -
In the passing of Jaote:s Jones at
the hooter of his son. Robert lines.
in 'Toronto. \')itched) lost e, former
well knnnit resident, The - departed
roan was the snit of the late Mr. and
'Mrs. R+dbert banes, pioneers of the
Mitchell district, and he was .in his
87th year. 'Mr. ,tones 'received' 'Itis
early education at the school known
as Junes .School, two utile+, north of
\litc'hell, He ('tarried \hiss Jennie
dIearce and together they took tap re-
sidence in 'Newry where \l r. Jones
managed a lttufher httsin'ss for his
,lather for a couple of years, They
then moved 'to \'Iicchell where he was
employed shy the Thompson tutted Wil-
liams foundry as timekeeper until the
firm moved -to Stratford. He then 'he -
came alt implement agent. Daring his
many years as agent 'Mr. Jones also
operated 'alt ttttctlnileerill'g ,''usine'.s,
and it was .in these two businesses
that he 'became so widely known. .\
,fete years also ttwben his health failed
hint, he went to Toronto to live with
this son where death occurred. After
the death of 'his 'first wife, \I r, Jones
married \hss Louise 1Yrhuhille, ort
predeceased him 'by a 'few years, He
is survive'd by one son Robert Jones,
Toronto; 'tot 'brother's, 'Charles Jones
of Walla 'Walla, Wash., and 'Richard,
'1'7orotutts, •atprt one sister. Miss Susan
Jones. Ne'tr Fork. The funeral was
held on Saturitay a, `VV'oodland' 'Cem-
etery, Mitchell,
Comes From the West --
Mr. and \Irs, "I'. t'. ani'.}',
Norman and :Iconic, arrived in EN.
et. -r lust week front \los i,anl
with No i , is o!' 't•tticr'. ^I7<,' , iu-
nlht
112 h,tr,e,, t, heat) of cattle,
intp4etucuts autd household etl'rct„
I'.Iec
have taken 111' tlle'lt' residents.
„n the farm of tile late '')icier 11 er-
season, having won '116. --Zurich Her-
ald.
Teachers' Convention Cancelled -
The' an'n'ual roneeat'„h, if the tea-
chers in this impertnra' whtdt had
'been arranged to be 11,14 t'; dee-'Cata-
trrtlt i.aatrier in tits' city : '3tta-.w'a on
Friday and Saturday, h rs 57,11
celled. Tin- '1•hi- ..rte teas tel t , ,air- Car Side -Swiped-
rtrda.47:7:41-4 the infinti!t ,raly,t
;li nest, w'hti, a a ureculchs \n 'repo a,r, i,leut t
„ryes od the 7.771, e, and
1 athh;,°,g, 17akt
-i, cabs I if In 1 •ta,l ;a !'
slid' s - A 11; ,,,.t
Barn Burned-
i•:iv to nls, notA
Nitson R R. r;.•,,ni•
,n all pit • hlrr.
dobe „ t t. 07 777 witcre
- "i:: n
'rhea h ctrl: .t e u'id'*
the tarn and cross t o t n d a
\ny,tt
1)ichs ,ti,„ , iri n :,',t Mr. 1-•".J.,
\T 1tt1�.
„' ,',1'” anti .lKer,,. tf r
II Ile ,t •tl , s r-
tn•:a 1 it rpi.it :fez', '. n1 z1t!t11 0 net N„nt• to, u:,' t a tt, t :.
Mr, Al l•• on .t t .. ,at
•+'i-neizh'b.trs turlt 'I ,ui 1, 11,,,,, tine this jaurnt•y.
nfite bntlrtiti: an'1 house. Putting Through New Street -
:11r. 1)ttks011 \Va.. 1,f,ay r,.m home at
the !Mile, anti returned 1 ane to, 1in1 Th, ort, , ,,u'tti t thresh: a the
the road .booked fat a .nib iu frnatt nca street from \lain tortitliani
Pi his farm by ears Str •et )clan Lside of tilt. ..,ro,rety of
Gla hna+t& Stan lrnry and the reed -
Tomato Plant 7 Feet High- Mg ioccupied by !1 t, A. al tw'tt.t,
Har+iw.arr,
t is now ,.pu,lcr vat. "19,r
-Iv t ht cathect of use h; e A\'illioafs
loitn St., a tomato planq gate' esta Praperu twa nurrht'e1 Groh 1)r
...,t li-i h., It did oat 'pond all it 1- widett,hx. cement t t 'i,•• t:,.
rrgy ,m the stack as 11
pro,10,.,‘,1 a twrete w,tl' t e ens
Large number of 1111atoe, ,,,f line alum, -thy 'oath irla,
yt(a'iity---\•\'in;ghaw Adtancc-'fine(,. i Court Bitting -
L;t,rr ?teforr ibis death, It twas stated
811' hail ,heel) received on the claim
for v 5451114, principal and interest. in
J c.1st ordain( -1 lanntlnn asked for an
act. nutting of the dealings of lhimself
and thr late \'I r. -Lnw`e as partners
in huyina and ',..'shin; cattle,
Playing with Matches Caused Fire -
Boys 'playing. with matches caused
saute Suety excitement last it"rtciay af-
ternoon, tt•'Iten a 'blaze started 'beside
Nies. John \Veber's barn on Lambert
Street. \l'tlrlm:ly. The fire hall is just
one block from the scene of the tiro
and in a Jew. minutes thelbrlga'de had
a stretutt of water playing .on the
flames. The ,barn was tilled with hay
-=11ilclm'tty (Gazette,
John Wiseman, Clinton-
Itrlut Wiseman, former business-
man and cestotns officer at Clinton,
'lied Sundae night, in his 114th year.
He was horn at )ICirkton, in 1'8S'3, He
was educated in the grtnbdic school in
')ds native village, and the St. \-tares
Collegiate. He trent to Clinton in
01175 at the age of 25 years, and went
into partnership with 11. 1_. Milroy in
a drygodds and .men's furnishing -
store. in '11900- be was appointed cus-
toms officer at Clinton, which .posi-
tion he held until he retired in 1920,
A member of the 'Independent 'Order
of 'Odd /Fellows. the served 'Clinton
Lodge as financial 'secretary Inc'alt
yettrs..1te was also a nu•nnber of the
Clinton bowling club and of the Clin-
ton tsusinessnten s t.htb. Surviving tire
one 'brother, 'James of •C'hioa;o: awe)
sons, troll(' C., .manager of the flank
of \Itttltrea1 at Fnrt Ilerle; \W,
Detroit, an officer of the National
Bank of .that .city: three daughters,
Mrs. IE, C. \lcCaltutn, .K•Ingstan;
11'., ;1, 4i. R,+hcrtsou, 'Ottawa. and
\Irs, Evan ,Prowse, 'Birmingham, Mi-
chigan. The funeral twee' held on
Tuesday to Clint,m t'cmetta•y.
Fire Threatens Bruce Beach-
( )illy the. fact that the wind was cut
ofl,leire one, saved a large seethes .,x
Benet• (teach sttutnttr re,ort from •dc-
structi,tn i'y tire. Starting a: tott,.4
37, on then,.rth end of tate uc•arh, t'ltt
Int. t,•ttflit de.tt•.,yeti the ,cottage ;,'tri
its contents. t ,N nor of the hnildin0.
was \lis. Ilettler,oa,, latektt
ntr.
The )laze oto. rred elate oar af•
:emote] by Sutphen Tout, whose
is atop the 11111 tthi,lt overlook, tin
beach resort, He hurried to the seen,
lint arrive')' too late to remove any
'thy consents. 'l'hc cottage was u•noe-
cunied but had not sheen closed for
the winter months. The taut , of the
blase is uttknowwit,
Hector Hays To Retire -
\ft.'^ t w u.y-ti: , years its ,hs civil
sort :n, at rest ,n,, examiner and int-
'ui,r.at,n lIector (lays ..
r rimieeil iirenicte, to hi.
?, t uer. It was in
PRAIRIE LAND
the heave) t -yawn
threat
ll '.tray:, that man can
\\ here aint, is cold and sunt net hat.
1ht: i.
111t. land that trod forgot.
,),i orrri laud, dry prairie ,aria.
1ni on the 4r1.trnin. sant ,vc -7417117t,
And gaze aeros, the plain.
Awl FA onder why it )sever rains.
\\lien dark clots' gather -ie
night -
1 think it will rain br'fore ttiy1ir in.
Iiut in Elie morn it will be found
The hoped-for vtortu has gone .trowel
Our horses are the bronchi, race,
St.rrwation stares them in the face:
"They are too poor to 'bite or kick;
A feed of oats would .make "them sick.
()ur spuds are ail too small to pegl,
Our pigs are now too weak to squeal.
Our chicken •are ton 'poor to lay;
They all dry up and blow away.
LEO IfI,a:\NNI:P.\'
Ruscrown. Sask.
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f'
ti -,•.t 1,,. n
Jarrl i1 • 1 - tit, "t , , r ! 1•
1. )Lyes.
O1,11,7'•sae ,i1.1 onliitt
ntunielpat b c )lief, am,' , tree, •
He tris registrar a't each t, tet, ,11 ,
or of -t oil rt !t, tnemilie if tilt t t ,s-
ntt. arct nrluctcl ',b la t limit of
Hays & 1 w, Hr.' 'n Godcriclt tint t
late \lr. slay ant Pfector wouldn't
think of t sry Ong his nose its ie. ,
try oftiee, He iteeded the 'cal! at' -herr
wntd
awl a.,t:,: avid when eighteen
years of, age lent .Goeterich with the
fate ;taste aeci or,i •tett) sltip'ped tvitli
tum '1,.nt l r 1i.arott on the 'tra-herr;
'- u'oranln, nhnn;g between -PortHurtat
and \\ ash nt \'lit cans'itt• Het sail-
ed a w,' nt rt'toin the- Cnl, art”
which twaskippered by 'Cant J 0111
i t .1 r. rdt rich, who' to-
, w ,;u Ito; tcitibet•ncr o,tt
nn*t h h I':tae 'Th'rea`t
lln),me rer:uninenlirs,t Adolf 'licit-) - BORN'
I•,.t ,ii i. t,1 ''.-en tni+'t, 1 , nt_nt.7.11,7 I. j 1.:17117' lrt 11 n till
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ONTARIO ELECTION, 1937
Thr resuhs ,vi the election, Oct. 0,
ionralter with the candidates. -
''--i\ientlter of last House.
.\ddington -.- *Black (C) elected;
Campbell (1.1,
\4gonta-1'lanito•tttin-'°1lil.ler (1.)
elected; INadeau ('F -Lath,); ILtxh,h (C1
Brant 'lytixon (L) niaj.
Brantford --"\I, N1. \)'Bride PInd,-
I) 5,1.9 11 '\W'. iNlielfailden (.C)
,4/6; 1„ Lear .(COF) 11,4)9,
Bnttee--"9J. "\V, Sinclair (L)' elect-
ed) ; A. E. ,Robinson '('C).
'Carleton --'t:\, FI. Acres 6,5'5'5; Roy
Aselstyne (L1 3.(11); L, A. 'Davis
(hid, l.,) 1,1112.
Cochran', (North -*Hebei (1.1
elected, -
Cochrane. 'South--ttia'liagher (1.1
elected; Church ,(IFann-Lab1: Bartle -
man .(C). -
tDttfferin-Sintcoe ..-'Duwuer - (C)
majority hill; Smith (L).
F_9gin-*Hon. 1i. IF. Hepburn 112,-
'303; IN. 'R. Martin ,(C) 7,1157; John
Tough 1 COF) '355.
'Essex North- -*')'rotifer '(L) tnajnr-
ity 3,400; Leblanc (GCF); Poisson
(C); •Rayeraft (tFarm-'L.aib.)
(Essex South -C, C. !Fletcher ( 1.)
7,730; tjantes 'Armstrong (IC) 4,430,
4rort I-Villiant--Spence '(C) majority
5150; Crawford 'Ind. Ll; 1Imes 1t'OF1;
:Murphy
'Cdengan'y-I R. A. 3(aoGilliertty 11.1
6,6,76; Josctult St. Denis 1C1 3,307.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1937
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;,itions give the, effect of aikto
swieeili
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geed tb
facia
ws.
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anodised all)
important part.
train is fitted throughn
a system of ventilat Pawl
Grenville-Dt.l.ndas *t i. 11, Challies
(.1'1 '):."): Percy 11arli o'd ( Lt
'Urey, South-*Fareiltitr ()iter 't C.
F.(.1.1 majority- e)51): J tmies,tn (C t.
ircy, :North- APattcrt"n 111'1 ma-
jority 2,2149; Christie 1CO, 1; Pnrtt•-
qus .(C).
llal(lima ut-1 tt slk -- Eric Cross
L) majority 2,100 Marshall (C).
ill:els et-'tIllakelock 'i 1st ele•cterl:
Cross 1111,1'): 1)-itrgle 1C): 'Fate COI.
'tlantittoe Centre -MX. F. 'Sehtven-
ger (1.) 111311)9; B, \\': tiopk'tns 6C')
fiR(IH): (Ret', 11, '1,, ,11eTarish it Lab, -
F.11 Stewart \\onds (Soc.-Lab.).
Hamilton 'East --J, 'P. Mackay 11A;
9,737; Drente \Wa'lse t (')' 5,0417: *Sant
Lawrence ,(CGF) 0, J, Brunton Soc.
TTardilton-t\'eulworth--Minn. '1', 11,
NIeQatesten .(1,) dI1t;iIL7: III, S. Satyr
(•'C) 5,836; Leslie B. Couldrey ,CGF.
Hastings, \Vest-+.1rntott (C) 8110
mans: *Dr, Faulkner 114, -
Hastings, (East-"b\'ehh (C):
)H-tt•ron...--CB'allan'tyne (I.1.
Hau'ou Bruce -*)Robertson i( L1,
i1enora-*Heenan 1 L) utaj, 1 3011,
'Kent bast -"D. M. Campbell (L.-
Prng,l 7,1)(84; !J, Dttff Brien ('PC) 2,941.
,Neat \\Test --".A, S. .Gordon ( 1, 1
11,321-: A. \V. 'Sanderson (C) 3,1711,
Kingston -*T, .A, Kidd -Id) 7,6121:
Mills (L) 7,426,
Lanfhton East-*\lc'Vicar (LI. ma-
jority 3700. -
Lant1iton West -Al luthrie (1.1,
Ianarie---lDoucett '(L') niaj. 92S.
Leeds'--IRevnolds (C' i ata) 5511,
Lincoln -Haute. 11.) ma), '111150.
,Lottd'ott-')Duncan (L) maj. 8300,
Middlesex N,-•-'IFreeborat 'IL).
Middlesex South -'1 \i'ac1Fie '(1,1,
'\lnstcoka-Ont.-*,heVly {I.),
Niagara Falls -•"Houck (L),
iN•'t•pissing--1C'hoiette (L).
.Northumberland -*Carr (L).
Ontario' -Conant (i4,
Ottawa (1.).
Ottawa S.-Duttuar (C).
Oxford-*!Dew:tat 11,1 m:cj. 2,1500,
Parry Sound -*Armstrong (1.).
Yee)-4keiruc,iy (d) null. 411(1,
Perth-ieDicIi tau niaj. 0411)).
1Yetcnboro----Ialint-t 114.
Arthur --"Cox (1,t rttaj, 2,161100,
Prince
Edward ---J, 1). f-le'p!btarn (lC)
Rainy 'Diver -t Croons•
Renfrew N-'t1a•adley
Renfrew S. -*Murray (1,1.
Russell -Begirt (1.1.
Sault Ste, Mark —M1Meelsiu
Sititrnc •P;, -.:Simpson (L) itaj 111111
SiMene \W II inlay -,n CC).
Storms nt-''firownrul to 1 L).
Sud+httry---Cooper 1 L1,
't't'ntiskanttnt ii\isnn (LA.
'tor, Bearht *it1urlh} i'l'ls
Tor. Btadwo els--'"Roebuck
'Tor. Bracou,-Lionel Conacher (-L)
ITor, )Dovercourt-*WDuckworth (C).
Tor. Eglinton-4birby ((A.
Tor, .High Park-4Bttirri 1C).
Tor. Parkda•lc-MrBrien (C).
Tor, Riverdale -Summerville .(C'),
Tar, St, ,Andrew.-"Giass (L).
'Por, St. IDawid's--Lamport (L).
Tor, St, George-"Stratchan (L).
"for, tit, )Patrick--'tHunter (L).
Tor. \\ oodbine-ttElgie
Victoria- Frost ,(C). niaj. SitO,
Waterloo \ --••Smith (L).
Waterloo S--`ttliiael
\\'ellaud','t,\uderson (-L),
\\'ellington. N.=Sic) w'in (L),
'Wellington S,--*•.I]r. J. H. .King
(L), 8,1170; 1G. A. ))rete itd) 1133110;
lodes ,Moon 1( CCF).
Wentw-nrtle--ABettnuse (1.1.
Windsor-\\Tatkerri'lle-*Cr•.)t (L),
\Vistdsor-Sandwich.---'tCI irk (L).
York East --'tG.:y Henry t (2).
York 'North --*Baker
Fork South ---*Macaulay (d),
York West-*Car!n-else (L),
You too will be satisfied with
HAMCO, the Coke which de-
livers the maximum of clean,
steady heat a t minimum
cost„ - Easy to regulate—.
lighter to handle — longer -
lasting. And leaves far less
ash. Join the army of happy
householders who have
changed to dustless, smoke-
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from your local HAMCO
dealer — he deserves yo u r
fuel business.
WM. AMENT
ERNEST L. BOX
SOLD BY
N. CLUFF & SONS
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