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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-08-30, Page 4le'eAGE FOUR SEAFORTII N .M'l A,''!''I I O N i., Y Fri.Aug arnett Circs r QW OF. SUPREMELY -STUPENDOUS SURPRISES AiWy Ad A Flambe nail E,wry Fea0i' A rh,i131 - l.t{I, + rause rrsn A5Sole t • A.vn ALWAYS a7 IIONon ...(, P .1,;i NAM ti PRE-EMINENT P fF • _ ..4 CwY sod C.oml,tinC. M t+unua Sfior CaWuyd I�Y'. lFnit,y,ioc TM l+aI SWr dUy Go6a 3•�"'/ ''+ da�K � 'a m. wi.rfG til " ' �,:hetw t.••p• y.,�d� � % �_'t tl OF MAfinl9 i Jr YAY HP'i. ... ... ere,. t. .. THE WORLD'S LARGEST POPULAR PRICED AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE ADMISSION u � ehd 30c Adults s 60c TAX PAID THE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros., Publishers. WALTON. Death of Mr. George Dickson. -- There passed away -on Friday last, . kugust 24th, 1928, at his late resi- 8ence, lot 25, con. 14, of the Town- ship of MoKillop, Mr. George Dick- son, in his sixtieth year, after a ling- -:zing illness, which he bore with great fortitude and resignation, to the Will of Him who guides and directs .a11 things well. Mr. Dickson was corn on the neighboring homestead Ind resided all his life in the imnted- :ate locality. Ile was the youngest son of eight children, seven sons and ;,ne daughter, the family of the at John and Mrs. Dickson, who were so . greatly reverenced in the large circle n the corntnunity in which they lived. apart from his business as a farmer, -Aft% Dickson was a great admirer as well as a judge of good horses and spent much of his time in the !buying end handling of these animals. In ,his way and :being of a very friendly :heeinful disposition, he made hosts :,1 friends, as was amply attested in the Targe assembly which was pres- ent at his funeral ceremony to pay the lust tribute of respect to departing • nerit The funeral service was con- <lucted by Itev. vIr. Maines of Walton, he place of interment being Brussels :eme'tery, The pallbearers were six tf the neighbors: Joshua Pollard, Bolin 'Shortreed; 'George Jackson. ;Walter Swallow, James .Denholm .and Robert Reid. 0 -le leaves behind to mourn the loss of an ever thoughtful and indulgent husband and parent, the •oartner .of his life, whose maiden• name was 'Lilly 'Denholm, with two iaughters, Miss Mary, and Clete, who 1,,a still in her tender years of child- hood, and both o{ whom reside with heir mother, 'Thereare also still dive: the one sister, Jane, now Mrs, Scott, of Winnipeg; Robert, of Flint, Mich.; 'Thomas, of Hensall, and W. 3, ,f 'Seaforth; all of whom with the ex- teption of Robert, were present at :•ho funeral. Mrs. s 'Thomas Forbes, a resident of )shag Township for over fifty years, -sassed away .00 Wednesday morning, August 22nd, at thn e residence of her -,on-in-law, Me, 'Thos. Shearer, 2101 .roti, Elms, in her 91st year. Although tt her advanced age the late Mrs. f,orbes had only been confined to )C Jor one day, and previous to that was ;able to be around the house. oDeCeicartt'e- •d was born in County Antrim, te land and when seven yearn a with her parents to 53dbhett Tp. where 114miles south of Zion rhes resided nue et:hurch, Dorm rd. .A, the time ,;f her ane her 'parents moved- to Me mar„ was Ellen I4:ilUnp tp._Ilcr maiden ,acme Forbes, At the age of twenty she 'married 1;hotrtasti'olj,,es, ,also, of Mc- theY came to Mtna sTown- hip to take Town- ship aka up'telu•1 residence. For yen ears she had resided on the over f'i'fty Y ltu:ubattd tirade- cconcession, Her �.eascd her twenty two years ago. Five sobs and four daughters survive: $I.iediard and John.8'Orbes, Toronto; sin 'rhoees, Owen Sol; Edwin, Anson Mille, New Ontario; Samuel, Listowel; -\'[rs, Carley, Grimsby Beach; Mrs. J. C Wrathall, 'Toronto; Mrs. Shearer and Miss I'da Forbes, 2nd concession, Elina. Two sisters and one brother also survive: Mrs. Wm: Forbes, Lis- towel; Mrs. Harry Dennis, Walton, and Samuel Forbes, Walton, The late Mrs. Forbes was a lifelong member of the Anglican Church. The funeral was held on August 24th froin her son-in-law's residence, service "being held at 2 o'clock. Rev.. J. M. Nicol, pastor of Knox Presbyterian Church, conducted the service. Interment was made in \\rnodlawii cemetery.- Listowel Banner. Ti SEAFORTH NEWS 'FTURSDA1, UGU'SPio, 92e, Sr, Frank I•I'aekwell, Holland, N. 1 is vasithag, his sister,' Mrs. Peter elardiuer. Carson and Leslie lloy; of McGaw, are spending a week with Mr, R. W. Hoy. " Reg. Cook, of Clinton, returned Sunday' after visiting his. cousin, Ken- neth Solder. 'Kennett( Solder received a bad cut above the eye when accidentally atoyMondayand struck bygun onn l requited medicl a't'tention. Mr. R, W Hoy attended the Or- ange celebration in Hamilton Qu Tuesday, Y Well Done I -Miss Helen 'Chandler, a former pupil of Seaforth Collegiate and a daughter of Rev, E; F. Chand- ler, formerly of Walton,' and now of Fordwieh, is to be congratulated on her outstanding success in he Up- per c t.es s r p per School work, (layette studied all the sebjects at home, Her results orf the 'Upper School Departmental ex- aminations were: First Class Meteors in Algebra, Geonme'try, Trigonometry; Physics, Latin Authors; Second Class honors in. French Authors and. French' Composition; Third class honors in Latin Composition. Mr. Thomas Clarke, Morris Town- ship, west of Bresse1s, lost his barn last Wednesday night when pigs up- set a lighted lantern which exploded, setting hay, on fire before Mr. Clark cottld extinguish it. While attempting t„ push' the binder' out of the barn he severely injtu•ed his back, Mrs. John Dundas, who has ,been quite ill, was in a very serious ,eondi- non on Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs, David Boyd. Charlie Munn, son, of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Munn, is spending a week with friends in Fergus. Mr, Albert Clarke left last Thurs- day for the West, We are glad to hear that Mr. Cecil' Gotland, of Fergus, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in the hospital last Tuesday, is improving. Mrs. Gowland was formerly Miss Cora Forbes, daughter of W, S. Forbes, Walton, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Forbes left Fri- day for Fergus, Mr. -and Mrs. James Coutts have gone to the West to visit relatives. Mrs. Armour 'Dundas and daughters' have returned to 'Detroit, after spend- ing a very pleasant holiday with the 1..rnter's parents, Mr. and Mrs .\rchie. Clarke and other friends. Miss Hazel Ryan, of London, visit - el friends in the village last week. Miss Hazel Drager, who has spent her holidays with her mother here, has returned to her position in De- troit. Dr. and Mrs. D, Hackwell and tieugluer, of Holland, N.Y,. spent the avek visiting the former's mother and ether friends. Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Caistor and son Lewis, Cass City, Mich:, returned to their home of Monday after spending the week -card with Mr. and Mrs. H. 11, Kirkby and Other relatives around here, Rev, W. A. Maines will .occupy hie ewn pulpit in the United Church here met Sunday. Among those who took in the har- tcstcrs' excursion to the West are Lew Kirkby, Gordon Murray and Al- bert Ly;ldiatt, They took their tick- ets. through to Provost and Will spend their harvest with Mr, W. P'arduar- sOn. Mr, and t1 rs. Bert Currie, Wing - ham, Mr. and Mfrs. George Brown, fdullelt, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John Crozier. Mr. and Mrs. Waters and soil, of Detroit. visited the home of his aunt, Mrs. 3, NIcG.avin. Mrs. Waters and -„n remained for the week, Mr. Hugh 10111 expects to leave for the West this week Mr, John 'Driscoll, is very ipoorly at present. Mrs, John Dcuhoim, cit Blyth, is visiting her :laughter, Mrs. George T'ictesate Mrs. Conk, of Tornitto, is visiting 1161' niece, Mrs, Perdue. Mt:iss'MSary Innis is visiting reg. flees in Stratford. DUBLIN. Miss Clara Kennedy, of London, was a week -end visitor at the home of Mr, anti Mrs. William McDermott, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Bloodsworth and fancily, of Toronto, who have been visiting with the latter's mother, have returned to Toronto, Miss Carrie Krauskopf has returned from a pleasant visit' in Detroit. Mr. Lyle Jordan and family, who have been visiting with the former's isther, returned to Toronto on Satur- day. Iter. and Mrs, Maurice Griffin and :\lrs, C. O'Reilly, el Detroit, called on Mr, and Mrs. T._ J, Molyneaux on Monday, Misses Drucilla and Betty Camp- bell, of Toronto; are visiting with Ber- nice McGrath. Miss Vera Feeney, of Toronto, -pent the week -end at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank Feeney; Dr, and Mrs. H. A. Simpkins, of Windsor, called on friends in Dublin during the past week, Mr. James Lerner is visiting at To- ronto,• Mrs. John Evans and family, of Seaforth, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Pat, Ryan, Hibbert. - Mrs. T. Maloney spent the week- end with her daughter, Mrs, J. Ryan; Stratford. Miss Annie McAleer and her .broth- er Robert, broth-er.Robert, of Detroit, are visiting their sister, Mrs, Pat, Ryan, Jr. Mr. William Gormley, of Hamilton, is visiting his many friends around this district. Miss Helen Downey, of Detroit, is visiting her cousin, Margaret Byrne, o Logan: Miss Marie Benninger,. of Dublin, who has been visiting friends in God- erich, returned home on Sunday. Miss Helen Ryan, of Logan, is vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Morris, Hibbent. Mr. Patrick Maloney left for De- troit on Friday where he intends to spend some time.. Miss Agnes mageway, of Guelph, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Kenny, Miss Marguerite Moran, of cago, visited her sister, Mrs, William Curtin. Miss Mary McGrath left for To- ronto on Monday. Mrs, Campbell and two daughters; of Toronto, are visiting at the hone ,f their uncle, Mr. Patrick Lunney. Mr, and Mrs. Maidens and family, of London, spent. the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Darling, Wedding bells are ringing in the village. \Mrs. Frank .Smith and Mrs. James' Redmond called on friends 10 London during the week. Mr. and Mrs, Lawnencc Beale and two sons spent Friday the 'guests of their mother. Mrs, C. Beale. Mr, and Mrs. Spiocer of Florida, arc visitingat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and daughter Elizabeth, of B.lenheiin, called on Mfr. and Mrs. A. Darling on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Leo Fortune and family spent Sunday the guests of her brothers, Messrs, -John and Joe Kenny. Mr, Jack Carpenter, of Detroit, visited his aunt, Mrs. John Carpenter, and Mrs, Janies Redmond. There have ;been a number of auto ,11 eidents near Dublin dining the past week. Wolvertun dour _Mills Co. Seaforth, Ontario - Announcing Koen F �n of I ur Mile ep_ � o We are ` prepared to buy Wheat Oats, Barley, ' etc. We Will have on h•and Flour and all kinds of Mill Feeds You will find our Prices attractive We pay Caste for all grain and our teres 'oil Flour, Mill Feeds, etc. aro Cash. We also handle grain for the Ontario Pool in accordance with their contracts. Your patronage is solicited and oar aim at all times will bo to give our customers a square deal: F. W. D4RROCll, Local . Manager rent, Manitoulin island. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Combes and Mr. and Mrs, William Mills and Mrs. Thomas Little went on the Western excursion last week, - ,Mr. and. Mrs. Arnstein and family, of Toronto, -visited her mother, Mrs, A. H.:Tierney last week: Mr, Roy Allen gave an•aluminutn demonstration at the home of Mrs. Henry Young last'Tuesday. Canning and cooking , were demonstrated, Miss Emily Springford, Kitcl'iener, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Potter last week. Miss Nerine Armstrong, of London, was renewing old acquaintances here last weer. Mrs. Hardisty and Helen, of Galtr were recent guests of her mother, Mrs. Woodcock and sister, Miss Josep'hine Woodcock. A big timewas had by everyone at the annual picnic of'Trinity Anglican Church at G'bderich last week. Mrs, leJ, McCormick and children, of Hamilton, visited friends here on nd'Tuesda . Monday a Y • Mr. and Mrs. John Byran, of Strat- ford, visited her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Maines, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenuie, of Delhi, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay recently. Sunday, Sept. 9th, Trinity Anglican Churth will celebrate its Golden Jubilee. Thc.services will be conclude ed by the rector, Rev. W. Ib', Haw- kins and His Grace, Archbishop Wil- liams, of 'London, will take part in the jubilee. At the vestry meeting held in the 'Temperance Hall on Feb- ruary 1st, 1878, it was decided to' build' a church ansi to call it Trinity Church. A lot was bought from the Blyth Estate for $50.00. The contract was let to Mr. Robert Howard at $37- 200. The corner stone was laid on July 1st, 1878, -by the D. D. G. M, of the A. F. & r\. M., and on December 29, 1878, the church was opened for Divine Service by the Rector, Rev. William Henderson, service being -held at 11 a.m., 3 pin, and 7 p.m. The Rectors of Trinity Church were Rev. William (Henderson 1878; Rev. F. J. Parke 18&3-1887; ,Rev. H. A. Thomas 1$871089; Rev" George W. Raccy 1889,-1891; Rev. T. E. Higley- 1891-1898; igley 1.4 91 18)5, _ i ;:IRev, Charles L. Mills 189$= 1900: Rev. George McQuillan 1900- 1902: Rev.J r••Edmonds 1902.1505; Rev. William I-Iartley 1905-1910; Rev, T. II, Farr 19101915; Rev. W. B. Ha wkins, 1915 -present, Jubilee ser- i,ices will be bald on Sept, 9th, at 11 a.m. and 7 p:in., preacher, His Grace the Archbishop of the Diocese. At the morning service the Archbishop will dedicate the cross engraves" 'To the Glory of G'otl and in Memory of those who worshipped here 1878-1928" and also the names written 'on,parch- metit will be deposited On the af- tc•rnoon_of the sante clay the Arch- bishop will consecrate Trinity Church cemetery, On Monday, Sept. 10th, there will be a reunion and tea on the 'Rectory Lawn in the afternoon, and a sacred concert in the church at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Taylor and Miss' 'Caylor attended the large -Taylor reunion in Westfield this week, the occasion also being a golden wedding anniversary, d' . :Rev, v (iDie) Barnby, who is a dele- gate. to the General Council Meeting at Winnipeg, left Saturday and ac- companiedby Mrs,s. Barii'by, s is Pend- ing aW'Iceest- days in Toronto before go- ing' Mrs. Sclater, MI6 is living at the .Itnmc of her brother, Mr. A. B. Carr, met with a ra.ther serious accident Friday evening" -while coining away from her teiece's home, Mrs. E.,IBentl- cr, across the. ,street. Tripping on the verandah; she fell, face down, onto the sidewalk and received a ibroken aria and many cut's about her face as well as bruises and a Severe shale- ing cup, At first the fracture in her arm seethed serious but at present is quite satisfactory and Mrs. Sclater is recovering from the shock., Mr:"''ames 'Cut•t's tender Was ac- cepted for the P�?rchasc of the Me - Murchie flax -mill from the Oanadn Truer Co. Me, Ctt'tt will have last year's and this year's• crop to handle. 'Mrs. William Gray, of Port Albert, •risiterl her brother, Rev. W.• 13, Hew - lens the- week. , , t rt L Miss Pauline .Ri• to t ec obinson e Tuesday from visiting in London' and Kiteltener. rMMr. S. Fear, of Mimica,. and MTrs, Mr, 'Normatc Garrett, of the teach. A, 5ittith, of Brussels, arc guests of BLYTH. Rev.W B. Hawkins Leaving, His Grace Archbishop Williams 'has an- nounced the appointment of Rural Dean W. h, 'Hawkins to the parish of Forest. Rev, and Mrs, 'Hawkins and fatnily•expect'to leave here about the first of October, Mr, Hawkins has h<co rector of Blyth, which includes, the charges of Auburn and ,Belgrave, since 1915. During these thirteen years there has grown up in the com- munity, among all denominations, a feeling of sincere regard for the rec- tor of Trinity 'Church, General .re- gi'ct.is felt at his approaching retttoval, and he is commended to the good pco• plc in the larger field of endeavor to which he is going, 'The town will 'else Mr. 'Hawking' energy and ability, of which he has given unstintingly in the furtherance of every good public enterprise. Mrs, Hawkins will be much. missed in musical circles, ,in. which she has always taken an' active part. With a splendid voice het'self, she has ,been very successful in level- opine the lmusical talents of the young pc„n1 of the eontuttntity. Messrs„'P ; Leslie oplcstnne, Ta- man, last neon, andGorclnu , Jenkins left Thursday for the 'West. Two of the Continuation teachers of la:t year have positions for the coming yrar: Miss Patience Scott at Schreib- er, and Miss McMichael, at Little Cttt+ ing staff, has ;moved ,into the house on ewe Queen Street formerly- occupied by Mr, Colin Fingland, now of Walton. Mrs, (Dr.)'Wilford moved on'Wed- nesday.of this week into the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Charles Locleltart 'and intends reenaining here till she can rejoin her husband in China after conditions there become settled. • Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mr. and. Ins. John Allen and Mrs. Osgoode Eakin, all of Detroit, were week -end guests of Miss Pearl Giddey. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Campbell and baby Betty, of Detroit, spent the• wMoeek-enEiroy,d with Mr. and Mrs W. H. 'Mr, and leirseeThomas Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerui'ck are spending the week in Toronto. Miss Janet Laid'law's many friends are very sorry to learn that her con- dition is serious. Mrs. A. 'B. McVibtie, of Hespeler,' spent several days with her sister, Miss.Pearl Gidlgy, returning Tuesday. . The Softball tournament on Wed- nesday last resulted as follows: Boys' first and second prizes, $1'S and $10, the two Clinton teams;' Girls' finst, $10, Walton; second, $5, Seaforth, In the boys' games, Clinton defeated Blyth and then the two Clinton teams played a realty close and fast game. In the girls' games, 'Seaforth defeaited Blyth .and then Walton defeated Sea - forth. • Mrs. Leat, of Auburn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ohellew, Miss Edda Heffron visited -in Luck - now during the week,' Miss Addle Bell, of Morris, visited this week with her cousin, Shirley Wallace, _Mis's:\Ariltna Ashton,. of Gorrie, spen-t the week -end. -with her sister,, Mrs, J. B. Watson, Ret, R. J..MIcOormick, of Hamilton, u -as renewing old acquaintances here for a few days. Mrs. Joyce and, granddaughter, Joyce Stackhouse, of Ridgeway, and Mrs, Ramey, of Port Colborne, return- er! Mond'ay after visiting Mr, and Mrs. C. S'tacichouse. Messrs. jack Fraser; Wilfred, and Albert R'hiei and William. H'ollyman have gone West. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farrow, of Brussels, were guests of Mr. and Iles. John Garniss, Sunday. :lir. and Mrs, Charles Wolfe, 'Hen- sel!, spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haggitt. Mrs, Eugene Pickett, of Parkhill, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl M'cGee. The Horticultural Flower Show on Wedner'day was one ,of the greatest successes the Society has had: The energetic officers of the Society are to be congratulated on the:sltotving of Flowers which could" not be equalled in this part of Ontario, Through the efierts of the Society in creating ac- tive interest in flowers, Blyth is be- coming famed for its flowers. Many beauty. spots have 'been created that are.now bright with flowers the sea-, son ronncl \1t folm Cunningham, of Detroit; ho , aunt, Mrs, George Collin - s011 over the week -end. Miss Florence Rogerson. of De- troit, is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mfrs. W. H. McElroy, Miss Dorothy Millar, of Flint, Mich,, is visiting for a couple of weeks at the home of her, cousin, Mrs. pas. ff. Richmond.. Mrs. Wiltsc, of Clinton. spenta few days with her friend. Mrs. Albert l,righam, last week, the former's son, Mr, Leslie near. Tor (� Mors week from Weir is summer homeB Piepa� ed pr School this week fl ant tht fr suninter cottage P1 G at Lake of Bays where they have been holidayiugwith her fancily.' Rev, Mr, Weir returned to resume his duties two weeks ago, BRUCEFIELD, Mr. and Mrs, J. Rattettbury and fa- mily sPettt the week -end at the hone of s and i c Mr. the former's parents, k Mrs. William Ra:tenbury. :Mrs Dtustop and fanhly, wilo have been guests of her sister, Mrs, Dam r Mttoe returned to her leer in Los Munroe, e. Angeles last week. The loony friends ' of Mrs, Hugh Atken'head will be sorry to hear ;that she had the misfot'tune to fall and break a bone in her ankle, She will be coufiued to her bed for 'a few weeks Rev, Mr,: Bremner will preach in the United, Church next Sunday as he and• his family aro expected home from their, holidays this week, ' Mr. anel 'Mrs. Lowery and, daugh- ter, of Wisconsin,' visited M rs, --Low- ery's aunt, Mrs. William., Scott, last week, -Mr. and Mrs.: R , McKenzie have' returned home after•enjoyutg a pleas- ant holiday in Muskoka. tlirs• hn, TvtdCowan sonhis v•acavisiting here daugand hter, Mrs. Alpert BattJo, of Mlan•kh'ant, MLt e alvei Mfrs, Henry Walton, Miss Olive Walton and Miss 'Ethel:Parker, of Landon, spelnt the Beek -end at Mr. Aethur.Caldwell's, IDr, Peter •NecEwen bas returned to Detroit after spending his vacation with his brother and sister on t'hc Bayfield Road, Messrs, Norman Baird, CIi1I Broad - foot, Ross-Clcapman and 3111 Robins left for the West on the Harvesters' excursion. Mr, L',orne Pepper has treated him- self to a new buggy, , Mrs; John Moffatt, who has been very ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert McKay, was taken to the St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Thursday last to undergo an X-ray examination. The Misses Hilda and Elsie 'Robins had their_tonsils removed one clay last week in Mrs. Patterson's hospital, Hensall. -' - Master Irvine'Sillery had 'his ton- sils removed in Seaforth hospital one day last week. Rev. J. B. and -Mrs, Kaine, of Or - at geville, spent the past week at Mr. Cecil 'Oke's. rr Mr. and Mrs, lA illia'ni Luff and fancily, of Hamilton, and Mr, and Mrs. Lew','Tebtbett, of 'Tuckersmit'h, spent Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -Hugh MdLachlan, of Stanley. S. S. No. 14 Stanleyis, being newly repainted and other improvements be ing-madeto the property. - Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdoch and daughter Flora, of Detroit, visited at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie on Monday ofthis week. The regular -monthly meeting of the London Road U!F:W:O. was held at the hone .of Mrs. Glen McKnight on Thursday' last. ,Mrs. 'Plumsteel, Pres- ident, took tate chair and after the op- ening exercises t15e'• roll.call was ans- wered by a, short' sketch of a man or woman of the Bible. Letters of ap- preciation . we'retied: for rememb- rances during illness of some of the members. Miss Waldron ga've a paper on the Life of Burbank 'The Tuckersinith ladies assisted Mrs. Mc- Knight to serve refreshments. Next' meeting to ,be lteld at Mrs. O'iBrien''s in September. - Mr, George 'Layton has purchased= a new Essex coach from Cooke Bros, in. Hensall. Mrs. Hobbs, of 'Toronto, visited her sister, -Mfrs. William Stanhury, last week. Mr, William Stanbury and Reggie Slupley left for the West on'Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beattie, and daughter Margaret of Harlock, visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen McKnight on Sun- day. The Annual Flower Show of the I-Iorticultural, Society will be held on \Vedtscsday, Sept. 5, in the basement of the United Church here.' Mr. Iiartry lias been engaged to judge the Rowers, Tea will be served during the afternoon and evening, A shorn rnuslcal program wci11 be given. in the evening: Miss tilerg area Aikeuhead, of Lon- don. is holidaying- at her home here, Miss Dorothy Swan has returned home after spending two months in Toronto. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Laura Swan, who is spending her holidays at 'her Henle here. Mr. and Mrs. A, Murdoch, of De- troit, are visiting the former's father, Mr, R. Murdoch. 'Miss Irene .Siiicler has returned to London after a pleasant holiday,. in Bayfield. M M.rs. . Tully and baby of Peter- borough, are. visiting at the hone of Mr, VV. Aiieenhcad. Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Stanley and son Bobby returned on Monday to their Home at Grass' Lake, Michigan. Miss Martha efoDonald.acconpanied then( incl expects to -spend a Holiday at their home.. Mi•. Jack Ross, of Detroit, called on olcl friends around here on Saturday. Miss Laura Swan, of Toronto, is spending her vacation at her home here, Dorothy Swan returned home' with her, having spent thesummer in.. To,fonto the guest of her grandpar- ents. b'fs_and- Mrs. Charles Wilson, • Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Berry, Miss \Haynie Swan and Miss Blanche Ir tvinl of Wingham, tools a motor trip to Niagara Falls on Sunday; Mfr, and Mrs. Edi Munn, of Hce- seli, spent Sunday at 'tee home of lef e, Jets. \'facm'atairl's,. ,HARLOCK. 'Miss Gwendolyn TIicfcs, of Centra- lia, caller) 015 tier friend, Miss Marie Rapson, 'bVerinesrlay 'altern001 of last Little MaryFear, who suffered from an attack of appendicitis, has re- covered again. Rev. and; Mrs, Wesley .Hisey, of London, Mrs.' J. Feeley, of Milton, and MIs. F. Weese and' daughter Francis, of Toronto, visited with their cousins, Thos, anti David Laidlaw' and Jots. Richntrnxl over 'the week -end. The C:G.T.'r. held 'their weekly meeting Monday night last. An in- teresting and instructive series of talks were taken by four of their' Waterman's Peat and Pencil Sets., $5.50 up Waterman's;Pens $4,75 up Waterman's Pencils $1.0) up ALSO 1 A real good line of pens at $L50 each and with each of these we are giving FREE a 380 page Webster's .Dictionary . leather bound. Do not rrsiss this offer h Good -Reliable Wrist Watches for School $8.50 up Diamonds -Wedding Rings Watches J. A, Westcotti SERVICE SATISFACTION PHONES - Store 64W Res, 64J GRAND BEND LOOK ! - McKINNEY'S COTTON' . PICKERS Finest Colored Orchestra America Thursday, August 30th Don't miss: this great attraction, in LABOR DAY Afternoon DANCING Evening. 2 SOFTBALL. GAMES 2 2,30 and 6.30• Wood's Orange. Lassies VS. Sarnia Radio Stars Band Concert Sunday, afternoon. Sept. 2ndon Beach by the Goin ton Kittle and: B rass• Banca. members on the subject, "How we as week, aroup of Canadian Giris, in training Miss Ruby Toll, of Toronto,. 11as g v the fourfold life. Tho de- returned .. lrnme alter.seetiil'i ee tier: can develop Il ,,, ttI volopment•&f the fond -fold fife IS the vacation with :her brothers; ;Ernie and aim of this group, and the able way 'Lorne 'Toll. t n • with in Which each part wan discussed M?r: T;rnio- week seem Sunday w tt shows that the girls' ere succeedittg. Itis friend, Mr, 'Leslie -Reid, er, of Tinton on.. Miss Jaiwt TJaldlaw, who has,'been17r, A. "C. 'Ccrap G 4 seriously 111, 1s not recovering as well ducted morning service at Burns its her nicely..frieuds would •wish. CI Sunday; Mr, and Mrs, Angus Reid and Mr' Miss Prances El- and Mrs. Oavid Reid attended the Tuesday with gic, funeral of the late Mr. Dickson, of near 'Walton Sunday. :- Mr. and Mrs. 'Isaac Rapson and. Marie visited Mr.. Wm. Jamieson and family' Monday evening, Master Buster Beacom, of Mount Forest, who has been visiting at 'the: home' of his uncle, A. W. Beacom, for the past inonth, left 'Saturday evening, tovisit his aunt in Clinton: for a sheet time, thence returning to his home: i11.' Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Toll and ''Mr. Lorne.2oll and Ruby visited Kitchen- er friends Sunday. Ruby took the train from there for 'Toronto, Mr. John Sheppard, of Clinton, and. his son, Capt. Norman Sheppard, visit ed A. W. Beacom. Sunday. Norman intends leaving Wednesday by motor- cycle , for Mobile, Alabama, .from, where he will sail on his return. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Chelleve. of Blyth„ Kallandi enc( Jean 1tLc•Vittie and Mr. and Mrs. Ab• Taylor and family visited Elora: Sunday. iesrs. William andJohn Wells, Albert;-Lyddiaitt - and Misses • Mary' Wells and Florence Watson left for the West on Thursday of last week. Miss Amy Parson visited a few days at Rev. Mr. A'bery's cottage at B'ayileTd. ST. 'COLUMBAN. Mrs, -P. J. Kelly of Blyth spent the week end at the home of her 'sister,. Mr, and Mrs. P. H. McGrath, Miss 13. McGrath, of Strabford• tind spent Say`at the home of .Mr. 'and Mrs. s. P; \'. MciGrath. Miss Anne McQuaid of Stratford„ spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. F. J. McQuaid. Mr. lid. McGrath,' of the Standard Bank, St, Clements, is spending his holidays 'at the home of his mother,;. Mrs. P, MoGeath, McKillop. Miss Rose McQuaid and Miss -Mary O'Sullivan leave this week for St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, where' they will take the,ywses' course,. 1\Ve arc sorry to report the death of Mrs. Con. .O'Connor, of.California, which tonic place on Saturday morn- ing, She was a sister of.Johl, Joseph and James Delaney. TUCKERSIVIITH. Mr_ and Mrs. William -Luff, of Ha- ntilton, are spending a week at Mr. John 'and \trilliatn Martin's on the et -g- ene. Mr. Williamn Thatnson raised his barn Saturday. Its helped the The fine tveatfiei a n farmers a lot this last week, Miss Verna McGregor of near Kip - pen is visitiltg' with her cousin, Miss 'Vera Forsyth. " ' Mr, and Mrs. James Barber, Mr; b I s and M's. Will Miller and son Lloyd. of near Staffa, spent Stutd'ay with Mr, and Mfrs. Ince „ MdLaohlian. Mr. Lorne Pepper of Brucefield, spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. .antes Hay. friends in visited ..Erie Mrs. ;T'ackson , v Parkhill last wee{c,• Mrs: Louis Rask and family, who have been visiting here for. the past six. weeks, left 011 Thursday for her home in Watimes, Saslc Mr. and Mrs, John Elgie spent Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet .Murray of W'ootlh'arn, We are sorry to learn that Mrs. George Coleman is cott'filted to he' roam with plootipoison'irag. Her many friends wielt• her a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Mttrray spent Sunday in Tionclol,, visiting the for- , flier's sister, M r, Mrs. ciEwan, Irene hcl Doris MeiKwY Mtisscs