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TRE SEAPORTR NEWS.
Snowdon Bros.; 'Publishers.
W ALTQN,
The regular monthly meeting • of
the 'W. M, S. anti Ladies' Aid of W 1
• United CI -larch was held at the
on e
home of lire. Bruce ,on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept, 10. Miss Simpson
presided and conductedthe opening
exercises. A. leaflet entitled "The
Beginning 'God" was read by. -Mrs,
Bry4tns, showing how God is the be-
ginning of all things goodr Other
articles were read by various mem-
bers on our Indian mission work` • in
'Cen'ada=l. What W.M.S. is doing for
the Indians;' 2. .'habits, of the In-
dians; 3, The first calls for work
ttncng the Indians: The first call
was from Saskatchewan and the sec-
ond one frotu Port Simpson in BIC,
4. How the children are taught in the'
Indian .schools and 5bh, How the In-
dustrial schools are conducted, tak-
ing for ecannple.the one at Alberni in
11, C. Our Indian work cost us (in
1928) $117,613 and W. M. S. is re-
sponsible for $46,723, while the Gov-
ernment and local societies make up
the remainder. Mrs, (Dr.) Wilford,
fr„ut Blyth. leas very kindly consent-
ed to address our next meeting
',which will be held at Mrs, John
atson's), on her medical work in
China. Mrs, Bryans closed the meet -
.ng with prayer. The Ladies' Aid of
tins church have arranged to hold a
chicken -pie supper on the evening, of
Oct, 1'S, Good entertainers are being
procured,
Mrs. William Scott returned to her
home at Winnipeg on Monday after
attending the summer months at the
Dickson home,
Mr. I t Dennis a
Will D tt is and Miss Ethel
Dennis were London visitors last
n e ek,
Mr. Will McCulla attended the
funeral of Mrs, Skalitsky Sr. in Strat-
ford on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert McGavin and daugh-
ter Della were Wingham visitors,
11r. and Mrs. George Brown anti
Mr. and airs. Currie, of Wingham,
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. John
Croziers on Sunday.
Mrs, J. Barrows. who has been vis-
iting the past two weeks with Brus
sels friends, has returned to Walton,
Mr. Routledge, of Grafton has been
appointed agent at the C.P.R. station
at Walton, succeeding Jr.lGeorge
Badley, who has been agent the past
six years and who has been transfer-
-ed to Hanover.
Mies Elsie Dodds, who is teaching
a \ew .Hamburg, motored up to
spend the week end at the parental
borne in McKillop.
)Jr, and Mrs. Alfred Johnston and
lfa,te.r Mervin and Helen, of Varna.
and .Hiss Edna Clark, of Listowel,
spent Saturday at tae home of Mr.
and Mrs, William Clark and visited
anter Walton ,friends,
Messrs, John and George Hill and
Mr, Willard Laing and little daugh-
ter Patsy and Mrs. George McCorm-
ack, of Sundridge. Muskoka, accorn-
• panted by Mr. David Hill, of Arthur,
motored here to spend the week -end
with their sister, Mrs. George Hend-
erson, and their nephew, Mr. James
Henderson, of McKillop.
Mr, William Shortreed has purch-
ased a new engine and separator from
the Bell works in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mfrs. Ed. Rowland spent a
day in London last week.
Club Store Closed.—At a meeting
of the shareholders of the Walton
T',F,O. store on Tuesday evening it
aas decided to close the store for
the present at Least.
Mrs. Jepson. of Fergus, spent the
week with Mr. and Mrs, AIex. Munn.
Mrs. Davis, of Brussels, was a
week -end guest of Mrs. R. H. Fer-
guson.
Mr,. Nesbitt and daughter Agnes,
f L''.to,vel, spent the week -end with
Mrs. Kinney,
Will Mk Cull t Joe Ryan, John .Bal-
four, Tiles. Archibald, Mr. and Mrs.
John Crozier. Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown, Ed. Davidson and Calvin Hill -
en w•err among those who attended
London Fair last week.
Mr. William Hoy is laid up with
the fln.
Mr. Ritchie Drager has purchased
a new car from Mr, Russell Marks
and retuen- this week to Preston.
BLYTH.
Robertson -Brown. -- .1 very pretty
t.edding took place Wednesday, Sep-
tempber 12th at noon, at St. An-
drew's Manse. Blyth, Rev. George
'Weir, B.A.. officiating, when Marg-
aret Leona, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Brown, Blyth, be-
came the bride of Harvey M., eldest
son of Jr, and Mrs, William Rob-
crtsan, of Illiterate. The bride wore
a white georgette gown •with lace
trimming. and carried a bouquet bf
Ophelia rurce awl lily -of -the -valley.
She was attended by her sister, Mis,
Mary 13rgwrt, who wore a gown of
,rink georgette and carried pink and
white asters. Mr. Saul Rothntel, of
rarelph. attended the groom. After
the ceremony the, young couple re-
turned to the hone of the brides par-
ents, where they were greeted with
the strain, of \fendelssohn'• weddin
match, played by the bride's yottngeat
aster,' Miss Ella Brown, after which
Misses Janet and Gertrude Rohert-
ou, sisters of the groom, sang 'O
Perfect Love." A wedding breakfast
was then nerved in buffet fashion t.,
only iintnediate relatives. Jr,MPeter
McArthur, of Brussels, gave the
toast to the bride, responded to by the
groom.- The happy couple then left
for a wedding tour to Guelph. To
ronto and Niagara Falls, the bride
wearingat navy pniret twill carpe coat
trimmed with black satin trimming
.. and •asliee of roses georgette dress
with Meek velvet drooped hat. Ott
their return the newlyweds will take
ap residence .'n -Ile groom., farm
ttear 1'3lucvale.
• The.W Ef S. tri the Queen Street
t'nited• Church was held at the home
of Mfiss Pearl 'Gidiey. Mars, G. Mf,
Chambers presided and the meeting
opened by singing the- Doxology,
lowed by by the •LArd's prayer in uni-
son, The 123rd.hyttun turas then sung.
• Mrs, J. Maines, 1st Vice; President
had charge of' the husittec,s part of.
the • tweeting. 'Che.devotienal rea,Elet
was tglcen by liars. Fawcett. A piano
that by Mrs, Id, McElroy arid' Miss
.Peart Gidiey was enjoyed by all,
Giltldtlon work w'a's taken, by Mrs,
William Jlowatt, Topic, Indian
Work, led by Mrs. Qhambers, was
taken by Mesdames Bainten, Maines,
Bender, McElroy and Colclottgh. A
very pleasing -sate, 'SGuide Boole Di -
vole," by Mt's, N. Sanderson, was
followed lay silent prayer, Mrs,
Wightntan then led in prayer. After
singing hy>utt 95, Mrs, Carr •closed the
meeting with prayer, A very • fine
luncheon was thea served by the ltos-
tess-and a social half hour spent. A
vote of appreciation was tendered
Miss Gidiey far her kindness in the
home we had spent so many pleas.
mak hours in the years gone by. All
went home' feeling they had spent e
very profteble afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 'L. Burnside, :of
Grtms'by, visited the latter's` mother,
MMrs. Cololough, on Sunday,
Mrs. Austin Spafford and sol BO -
by are visiting Mrs: C. Spafford this
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses and son Ken-
neth, of Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs,
Ted Beeston, of Blenheim, visited
Mrs. T. Metcalfe over the week -end.
Rev, H. W. Snell, St. Paul's' Angli-
can Church, Stratford, conducted spe-
cial services at Auburn and Belgrave
on Sunday while Rev. W. B. Haw-
kins took the services in St. Paul%
Church on Sunday. There was no
service in Trinity Church here on
Sund
Missay, Alice Rogerson commenced
this week taking up a business course
at Clinton.
Russell Garniss returned Friday
from Clinton hospital but is still
confined to 'bed.
Mr. Dick Wallace„ tef Newark, N.
l who has been visiting his brother,
e Wallace,Mr. Irvine \'allace making short
t nkin g a sho t
visit in London,
\Iiss Hazel Leslie is visiting Mr,
and Mrs. \\', Z. Cade at St. Marys,
The many friends of '_vaiss Mary
Cole are pleased to know she is very
ranch improved after her recent ill-
ness.
Mr, and Mfrs. Earl. McKnight, of
Auburn, were week -end guests of her
aieter, -firs, T. Snell.
Bortz,—In Clinton Hospital, on Sat-
urday, Sept. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Pollard, a daughter.
Hiss Vivian McElroy left Tuesday
for London, where she will attend
Western University,
Word has been received by Mr,
Thomas Sloan that hopes for recovery
were held for his brother, Mr. R, R.
Sloan. well known apple grower of
Goderich Township, though his con-
dition would remain critical for 8 or
ten days after the third operation_ on
his head which he underwent Tast
heck.
Mr. McElroy, of Detroit, is visiting
his parents. Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Mc-
Elroy,
Miss Mary Brown, of Brampton, is
'siting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown.
Dr. John Laidlaw, of Chicago, visit-
ed his sister, Miss Janet Laidlaw, for
whose recovery little hope is held.
Mrs. Edgar Dexter's many friends
regret her serious illness.
Mrs. A, Colclough. returned Sun-
day after spending the past two weeks
at the home of her daughter, Mrs, L.
O. Miller, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Russel Bradshaw, of
Jamestown, spent Sunday with John
and Mrs. Grasby.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Shoebottont
Belgrave, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Johnston Sunday et -en-
ing. • -
Me. and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson and
fancily visited Mrs, Florence Russel,
:+r Brussels, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Grasby spent
Sunday with lar, and Mrs, Alfred
Nesbit, of Auburn,
John and Mrs. Riley and two chit -
'wen, of Jamestown, were guests of
Mir, and lairs. Clarence Johnston on
'unday.
Messrs. John Craig and George
t unningham, of Miitehell, visited at
t"eir homes over the week -end,
DUBLIN.
Mrs. William McDermott has re-
turned front Toronto after spending
lee past week with her sister, Miss
M. Ryan.
Jrr. John McGrath shipped a car-
: ad of horses on Saturday.
Mr, Gerald Hale, of Windsor, spent
she week -end with his parents here.
Miss Veronica McConnell left on
Monday for North Bay where she
will attend Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Griffin, of Kings-
t••idge, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. T. \folyneaux.
Mfr, M. Benninger had one of his
•, st horses struck by lightning on
Friday night. The animal had to be
!astroyed.
Miss Dess Holmes, of Stratford. is
siting with friends in Dublin. •
\lr. Jahn McGrath anal Mr. James
} ,eery were seriously injured on
Monday while leading a horse to be
':;erect. Mr, McGrath had several
he broken and Mr. Feeney suffered
`sadly bruised shoulder and arm. .
The Ladies' Guild of St, Mary's
church meet at Mrs. Archie Forbes.
a Friday. -
Ml-. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter and
,nils• spent a clay in London last
eel..
Miss Lettit• Sutherland, of Strata
,rd. visited her friend, Miss Anna
t)elaney.
Mise Rose Flanagan viaited her
;sunt, Mrs. Philip Kenny.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Bruxer spent
'tinday with Mr. and Mrs. John Dal-
ti.
ML. Sturks, Stratford, spent Sunday
.visit .lir. and Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke,
-lir. etid \frs. Martin Feeney spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Tian, Costello.
Mrs, '1', Maloney and Minnie Ma-
l.ney left on Tuesday morning to
,pend a• week in buffalo.
•Mr. Joseph Carpenter left on Saint-,
•'ay to attend University int Landolt.
Mfr. and Mrs. William Prendergast
-anent Sunday at the home of -Mr. and
aka. James Shea.
\fr, Vern P,ritton .of Kitchener is.
tisiting at the ttottte of.. his parents,
Mr, ant Mrs. Jack Britton'.
Miss Helen l<raugkopf left on
\VOLVE T N FLOUR MILLS CO.
LIMITED
SE1I.FORTl4,, ONTARIO
WE ARE PAYING FOR GRAIN
Wheat, Standard $1,15 per bins,
Oats, Standard of over' 450 per bus,
Barley, Standard or over 800 per bus.
Mixed Barley and Oats - $1.30 per 100.
These prices are for sound, ,dry grain delivered at the mill,
WE ARE SELLING
• Silverkiug, .Best Manitoba Patent, $4,00 per bag
Keystone, Bost Pastry Flour $3.75per bag
Stone Ground Whole Wheat $3.70 per bag
Bran $31.00 per ton • .
Shorts $33.00 per ton
Middlings $43,00 per ton
Those Prices Are . CASH. No Delivery,
R, W. DARR®011, Local Manager
PHONE 51
Thursday for London where she is
training for a nurse in St. Joseph'a
hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Eddy McGrath and
Vin McGrath of Kitchener spent Sup_
day with their mother, Mrs. Peter
McGrath: of McKillop,
AA large number from here attend-
ed the "Sunshine Party" held in 5t.
ColumbanA arish hall on Friday ev-
ening, Sept, lath.
Mr. and pMrs. Joseph Stapleton have
returned Monte front their 'honeymoon
trip, during which they visited Buf-
falo, Detroit, Toledo and other points
and are residing on the groom's fine
farm west of Dublin.
Misses Evelyn and Rutlt Dillon, of
Clinton, spent Sunday with their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Josephof Di
Mr, Patrick Maloney,McKillop.
left for Detroit this week.
BRUCEFIELD.
The Septetuber meeting of the W.
M.S. was held in the basement of the
church on Wednesday, September 12,
with the president, Mrs. (Rev.) W. A.
Bremner, occupying the chair. The
nteefng was opened in the usual man-
ner, Mrs, James McQueen read the
devotional leaflet, "In the Beginning,
God," and Miss E. Bowey led in
prayer. Rvll call ,showed a fair at-
tendance. Delegates were appointed.
to the W.M.S. sectional meeting, The
topic for the month was, "Our In-
dian Neighbors," andwasably taken
by Mrs, Bremner, Mrs, 'Brock, Mrs.
W. Stackhouse, Mrs. 'R. P. Watson
and Mrs. T. Chapman, A very in-
teresting letter from Miss Gretta Mus-
tard, Ethelbert, Man., was read by
Mrs. Bremner. Mrs. Rattentbury
closed the meeting with prayer.
Arrangements are being made for
th anniversary services in Brumfield
United Church. The date chosen is
the last Sunday in October, viz., Oct,
28th. The Rev. J. R. Hall, M.A., of
St. Paul's Church, Sarnia, into be the
special preacher for the day.
Mr. Elwood Stackhmtse aeaves this
week to tat-. ..L,irse at O.A.C., in
Guelph:"
Miss Mary Stewart has been en-
gaged to teach in S.S. No. 6, Stephen.
Miss Jessie Tough is the guest of
Iter sister, Mrs. M. Stevens.
Mrs. J. Addison has returned from
a visit to Orillia.
Mir. Lance Norris is spending a few
holidays with his parents. Mr. and
airs. John Norris
Mr. and \L Alex. Mustard Jr. vis-
ited friends in Stratford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mire. Tiug't t,u tttuur and
;amity called on friends around Bruce -
field on Sunday.
Miss Olive Harrison has taken a po-
sition in Hensel!,
Mrs. M. Tulley and son Donald
'fare returned to their home at
Young's Point, Wilfred Aikenheatl
returned with them for a short visit,
Stan Reid has gone to London to
cake a business course in the Wester-
velt college.
Janet _\ileenhead and Mary Stewart
-pent Friday in Crediton,
Mr. anc,1 Mrs. George Swan spent
•he week -end in Detroit.
Mise Pearl Brock has taken a posi-
tion in H. F. Berry's store.
Mise Martha MacDonald has re-
turned home after visiting the past
three weeks in Jackson, lfieh,, and.
Toledo, Ohio.
'Miss. Helen Davidson has gone to
1.ondon to attend Westervelt Col-
lege.
Mise Edith Starrburyleaves this
week t, attend Normal in Stratford,
:\ number from this vicinity took in
1, :n am Fair last week. A few of
•bent were Mfr. and Mrs. Fred Nott,
Mr. and hire, Wilbur Nott, Mrs. Wil-
liam Falconer and Jean, Mr, and Mrs.
Glen bfcKnight and Mr. and Mrs,
IToward Snell.
Mr. Lester Lealeau, of Windsor,
tisited ,al the h'nte of his mother,
Mrs N. Le'Beau, over the week -end.
Mr. Ed. Miller, of Zurich, visited
t: Mfr, .Harry Taylor's on Sunday,
Mrs. Cole. of Detroit. was the
acct of Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry last
s vele,
Mrs, George Elgie visited et the
',r,me of Mrs. C. Marks and other
;riends last week.
Miss Helen Tough, of our village,
underwent a serious operation int the
Crnten hospital last week. Her many
friends hope to hear of her speedy
recovery.
Miss Mary J. McCully returned to
.'r home laet week after spending
months visiting •friends in Strat-
:rd, Shakespeare, Embro and Or-
angeville. !Her many friends are glad
t . ace her looking so well.
alias Anna M, Haugh, who has been
.vending the sunnier at the Lake o,f
Pays. returned to her home last week,
where she will spend a week before
¢sling to resume her work in the Uni-
versity at Toronto.
'Mks Jessie Tottgh is visiting at the
'tame of her ;ester, Mfrs. W, 'Stevens
and other frieede in rhe village this
BAYFIELD,
Miss Editlt Harmer of Port Stanley
i$ the guest of Miss Lucy Woods this
week.
Misses Jean Woods of Galt and
Ethel Jowett of New Dundee motored
home for the week, end.
Mrs, W. J. Elliott, Blue Water
Highway, Is visiting s friendi Lon-
don,n
Mr, and bus, E. Manuess, Armand
and Billie Manness are spending a
week at their cottage.
Mrs. F, Baker is visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. V. 1iurt at London,
'Do not forget the Bayfield fair, on
fri
Seendptems,ber ..Stir and 26Th, Tell your
Mr. Will Cameron motored to De-
troit last Thursday to spend a few
days.
Mr, and Mrs. F. G, Neelin returned
last week having spent two weeks at
Toronto, London and Dhamesville.
Miss Nina Heard of Clinton spent
the week end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McDonald, who
have been visiting ,the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston, returned to
Detroit fast week.
.firs. Widcoinbc is visiting for a
week at St. Marys, with her husband
who is etnployed with the, hydro con-
struction
Mr, Frank Erwin, of Kitchener,
spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs
F. A. Edwards,
Mr. R. W. Bristol of Summit, N.J,,
joined his wife on Friday when he
will spend a holiday in the village.
Rev. and Mrs. F. H, Paull left on
Monday to spend a vacation at Tor-
onto and Galt. The services on Sun-
day throughout the parish will be
conducted by one of the Crusaders,
who worked in. the parish in June.
Mr. N. Tilker, who. spent a two
weeks' vacation at .Itis home in Harris-
ton, returned on Saturday.
Mr. J E. Graham, who was reliev-
ing in the Stand ' Bank, left on
Miss Campbell and Mr. A. Wright
returned to London on Monday, hav-
ing spent their vacation in the vil-
lage.
iProf. Lloyd Hodgins, Mrs. A. G.
Hodgins of Toronto, and Messrs, Ce-
cil and Reginald Hodgins left on
Wednesday for Toronto after a ten
stays' vacation in the former's cot-
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Day, Jean and
Jim Day returned to Detroit on Tues-
day after spending a few days in
their cottage.
A re -union of the Jowett fantily and
relatives was held in Jowett's grove
on Sunday. Those front Port Huron
were: Mr. and Mrs. Turk and family,
Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jew-
ett and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Will
Jowett, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Jowett,
Mr. and Mrs.;Herb Jowett and daugh-
ter, Mrs, Edmonson and son Sarnia;
Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar and
family; Miss Ethel Jowett, New Dun-
dee; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jowett, Mrs.
Lund:boltn and Mr. and Mrs, W. R.
Jowett, Bayfield. The weather was
perfect and a very enjoyable time was
spent. All hope to hold another re-
union next summer,
HULLETT.
Mir. Harold Dale, who has sold his
fttrin to his brother, Mr. A. T. Dale,
is holding a clearing auction sale on
Wednesday, Oct, 3rd, Mr, Dale in -
:olds moving to Seaforth.
The Huron Count Girls' House
-
told Science Judging team which en-
tered the competition at the Canadian
National Exhibition, September 5,
eihs composed of Miss Mary 'Wood,
Miss Bertha 'Hoggart and Mrs. De
\•Vett Strong. The Hatton County
team won seventh place among the
twenty-six teams -which entered, The
points obtained by the first ten teams,
out of 1,800, are—
Middlesex. ,a1623 Waterloo ., 1586r%
Wellington -160a Huron ,.,. 158554
Ontario X11580
Lanark1590/ IHaldfmand 1578
Brant -...159814, ;Bruce . 156754
Miss Bertha 'I-Ioggart entered the
Girls' Household Science Judging
Open Competition,held at the Wes-
tern Fair Condon, September '1lth,
Miss I4oggart won a prize in each
class she entered, namely, first prize
in House Furnishings and ninth in
Nutrition.
Astittna Brings Misery, but Dr. J,
1), Kellogg's Asthma Remedy will re-
place the misery with 'wctcome re-
lief, Inhaled as ,smoke or vapor it
reaches the very innermost recesses
the bronchial passages and soothes
them, Restriction passes and easy
hreathittg returns, 1f you knew as
well how this remedy would help you
•r. do thousands of grateful users,
:!erre would be a package -'In . your
tt.'me tonight, Try it.
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T1TCI IIRSMITItT.
Mt's. Wiiliatn Wright Jr. is sRend-
tag the week with her, mother, Mrs.
Hearn, of Hamilton,
Mr, William Oleo called ort Mr.
William Wright Sunday last,
Mr, and Mrs, 'Rd. Allen end Mre,
,lames Allen tnotored to London Fri.
clay last,
Messrs. Wilson tend Robert Mc-
Cartney and R, Cameron motored to
London Thursday.
It-ir, and Mrs, William Cameron and
little son Elmer were London
visitors,
Mr, and Mrs, Bert C•lark and little
Betty and Bobby, of Flint, Mictt„ vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong
Thursday last,
Mr, and Mrs, G, Camereit and fam-
ily called on her father, Mr. Sandy.
MdKay, of Egntondville, Sunday lest,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Wright and
sons Arthur and Gordon and Mrs,'
Alex..Broadfoat and son John, all me-
tered to London Wednesday 'last,'
la'Ir, Lloyd Stewart' has returned to
Flint after spending a week with his
mother, Mts. Alfred, Ross,
Mr, and Mrs. Henry` Forsyth and
Vera spent Sunday with Mr, and tMrs,
William Cameron, -
Mr, Charles Topp, Mr. George
Kalle, of Buffalo spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, John Elgie, They were
accompanied back by Mrs, Topp and
Alice, who have spent the week,'vis-
iting here,
Mrs. William Traquair, of Tilbury,
visited last week with her niece, Mrs.
John McLachlan.
Mr. John Love, ' of Egmondville,
spent Tuesday with 'their son, Mr,
James 'Love,
The farmers are bttsy doing their
fall plowing;' Many are busy with
thecrop.
bean c p.
I� Agnes
Miss atrick of Parkhill
s
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Wrliiam Patrick.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Coleman and
Miss Dorothy spent Sunday with re-
latives at Thor,tdale,
• Mr. Harry Taylor wears a broad
smite these days. His wife presented`
hint with a fine baby boy.
Mr. J. Troyer and son, Rev. H.
Troyer, of Toronto, visited at the
home of Mr. C. Oke one day last
w eek.
The farmers are finding it difficult
to save the bean crop owing to the
wet weather.
Mr. George Ortwein, of Winnipeg,
and the Misses Grace and Gladys
Coleman, of Hillsgreen, visited at the
home of their uncle, Mr , Thomas
Coleman, last 'week.
Mr. J. Troyer and son, Rev. H.
Troyer, of Toronto, who have been
visiting at Mr, T. Coleman's, returned
to their home on Saturday. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas 'Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs, William Landsbor-
ough visited at the . home of their
daughter, Mrs, Secord McBrien, of
Hullett, one day last week.
Mr. Louis Tebbutt spent Thursday
at London,
IV
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Forks
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Spoons, per ., dozen $1.25, $2.50 cup
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Repairing ja . Specialty
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HURON COUNTY SCHOOL
FAIR DATES.
Sept.14
SColborne T
wp,
1
16Ashfield Twp.
10 ,,,,,....,. Ashfield Twp.
20 Wroxeter
21 ...... . .... 'Blyth
72 Howicic Twp.
24 ,,,,..... • Belgrave
25 St. Helens
26 , Usborne Twp.
27 .., .,,Crediton
28 Grand Bend
Oct. 1. Dashwood
FALL
FAIR DATES.
Palmerston Oct. 2 and 3
St. Mary's .,.,....... Oct. 4and S
SEAFORTH Sept. 20 and 21
Stratford
'Atwood
Teeswater
Wingham
Bayfield.
Brussels
Dungannon .. , Oct. 5
Exeter Sept. 18 and 19
Fordwich Oct. 6
Mitchell Sept. 25 and 26
Milverton , . , , Sept. 27 and 28
i.ucknow ... Sept. 27 and 28
Kincardine .. .,.. Sept 19 and.20
Sept. 17-18-19
Sept. 21 and 22
Oct, 2 and 3
Oct, 9 and 10
Sept. 25 and 26
Oct. 4 and 5
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Devereaux �. Kirkton A Oct. 172 and 8 11
were visitors in London last week. Goderich Sept.1 9
Zurich Sept. 24 and 25
KIPPEN. i
Mr. Earl Sproat is in Toronto ktilk Ip our best all-round food. It
this week and while there will at -1 most perfect food we have
a of his brother, Dr.i D d e for
tend the marriage human diet. Milk tastes good, it is
W. C. Sproat. easily digested and is very nourlsh-
St. Andrew's United Chur-dt, Kip- big. It makes bone, brawn and blood.
pen, nvi11 hold their anniversary on i The vigor and success of the people
Sunday, October 7th. This would depend largely upas the'emount of
have been the sixtieth anniversary of milk used, In Ontario we use about
the former Methodist Church, Kip -1 2,000,000 quarts per annum, enough
pen. For this occasion, Rev. G. N. to float a fleet of battleships, Only
Hazen, B.A., of Centennial Church,labout one-quarter of this is used as
London, Ontario, has been secured as - raw milk, the rest as butter and
the special speaker for the day. Ser-+ehaeee.
vices 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m. A glass of milk contains a mixture
Hillsgreen United Church will hold i of all the important things that make
their anniversary on Sunday. and 7.30 p.m.Sept. €
23. Rev. James Anthony. lis A., of ' up a' mixed and complete meal, as ob-
Thames Road United Church. will be ` rained from meat, eggs, sugar, ce-
the specialspeaker for the day. Ser -
milk, oils and fat. Children .muaep havers
vices at 11"a.m,milk, adults ought to, as, it repairs
Mfr. Harvey licCi3ynont .e waste, builds flesh' and bene, helps
r e + - - . _s,�. grovrth;. and keeps the body warm.
Milk contains alt the vitamines
' essential to life. These promote
growth and favor uttlizattlon of food.
Fitt sellable A is found In milk -fat
as ft prevents rickets in young ani-
mals and children. Water aoluable B
S'w• clays with friends in and around fs found in milk; it 1s essential in
the village. Mrs. R. J. D'aysnan- who preventing neuritic diseases. Water
has 'been visiting with friends in Soluble 0- is also found in milk; it
is the antiscorbutic vitamin which
is interesting because it prevents
scurvy, a common ailment among
children.
Milkcontains a great deal of lime.
Children need lime and plenty of iti.
especially for growing bones and
teeth. This liquid food contains all
the necessary elements of a good mix-
ed diet, and which at' the same time
can be used without special prepar-
ation and is available to all Ontario
people at a price that should stimu-
late more extensive use.
Milk is the most difficult of all ou
foodstuffs to collect, handle an
transport. It
P requires es the
4 realest
care front the green pasture to the
pail and from the pail to the table,
It spoils quicker than any other food.'
Keep it clean and cold.
Pure raw niilk is better than purl-,
fled milk, but It is so difficult to get
Pure ' milk that safety lies in pasteur-
ization and low temperatures,—L,'
Stevenson, Dept. of Extenaion, 0. A.
College.
Separate Cockerels and Pullets, •
Remove the young cockerels from
the Sock as soon as the sexes can
be determined. The male birds' being
heavier and stronger crowd the pul-
lets away from the feed and Water -1
and thereby delay the development of
the' pillet bock, Young male birds
should be marketed as soon an they,
reach the broiler stage. Any young
male birds saved for breeding :pur-
poses should' be reared on the range
by themselves,
:timed home ate. g n+
of friends for a few days in London.
Mr. l\'illiatu Moore has returned
after .visiting for a few days in In-
gersoll.
\Ir. James M. McClymant and Mrs.
H. J. Hubbard, of Detroit, spent a
De-
troit. returned home with them_
Theservice and Sunday School will
he withdrawn on Sunday, Sept. 23rd
en account of the anniversary at
Hillsgreen,
Anniversary services at Hillsgreen
at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Services con-
ducted by Rev. James Anthony, M.A.,
of Thatnes Road United Church.
Mr. William Ivison and Mr. D. F.
Anderson have been appointed from
Kippen charge to attend the Laymen's
Convention in Massey Hall, Toronto.
Mr. Lance Norris has returned from
Toronto and is holidaying at the
home of his parents, :lir. and Mrs.
Jolie Norris,
Miss Jennie Chesney. who has been
in Toronto visiting friends, returned
home last week.
Threshitig is the order of the day.
Many of the farmers have their
threshing finished for the "Year.
Mfrs. Thomas Dayman and daugh-
ter Esther. spent the week end in
London,
Me Peter McKenzie delivered a
fine horse in Sea•forth on Saturday
last, for which he received a good fi-
gure. Mr, James Dallas also sold a
good hr,e to Mr, James Norris, of
Mlitchell. It pays to raise good
horses.
•Many in this section are suffering
frombad
o colds.
Mr. and Mtrs, Warren Schilbe spent
a diy`is London recently.
1'0 anivett1rd the child from ilatn-
itre that worm,cause, use Miller's
Worm Powders, tine medicine par ex-
cellence for children, These powders
will clear the system entirely of
regulate and stimulate
the organs tpluriottsly affected by tine
worms and will ettcotirage healthful
operation of the digestive processes,
As a vermifuge it cannot he sttrptts-
serl in effectiveness,
Vitamines,
Growth and devclopulent to ani-
mals are dependent upon a diet cone
talning vitaminea and bat,'
,'
anted chemically. Vitttminee are wide,:
spread, aril sudlelatit quantities' of
therm ocrur in animal olio, green
feeds, and yellow corn to 'properly
develop young unfruate.
DANCE
WINTHROP HALL
Friday.tJOctober' rr
5th
Music by
LUDWIG SERENADERS
of Blyth
Admission 950 and tax
hunch Served.
MoKILLOP.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Coleman and
family, of Roxboro, motored to Clin-
ton on Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Mr. and ;ivies, James Aitcheson vis-
ited his sister, Mns. 'Lyle Norden, in
London, this week.
Threshing peas is in 'full -swing and
a bumper crop is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott and`fam-
ily returned to their home in Wind-
sor on Sunday,
Our market gardener, Mr. Stafford,
of 'Roxboro, is very busy these days,
keeping up with a rush of orders.
Mrs. F. D. Cockburn and daughter,
.Miss Vera Cockburn, of Winnipeg,
spent the week -end with Mr: and
Mrs. Joseph Scott.
ST. OOLUMBAN.
Miss Alice O'Reilly, of Detroit, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James 'O'Reilly, of Hibbert.
bir, and Mrs. James Cletman and
son James, of Detroit, visited at the
home of Mrs, F, J. McQuaid.
Miss Gertrude Downey spent the
the week -end visiting friends in Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mfrs, James Morris, of
Hibbert, spent Sunday in London, vis-
iting their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas McQuaid, of Seaforth
and daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Mulligan, of
North Dakota, and Miss Annie Hart,
of Seaforth, spent Sunday evening at
the home of Mrs. F. J. McQuaid.
Miss Bridget Curtin spent Sunday
in 'London,
Mr, and Mrs, Owen Hart and fam-
ily were London visitors one- day
last week,
Mrs. James O'Reilly has returned
after a visit in Detroit,
HENSALL,
Fisher-Emmett,—A pretty wedding
took place at Si.- George's Church,
Toronto, 'on Saturday, September
lsth, tvlten Lill:tan Alice, youngest
daughter ref Mt'. and Mrs. -W, R.
Emmett, Duplex Avenue, became the
bride of Hugh Allen Fisher, of To-
ronto, younger son of Mrs. Fisher and
the late Peter Fisher, of Hensali, Rev.
3. F. Dykes, erector of St George's
Church, conducted. tate ceremony, as-
sisted by Rev. Canon A. I3, 'Allman,
of Graven,hurst, Miss Eleanor 'Flish-
er, sister of the bridegroom, played
the wedding tnarcli. The bride, who
was given in :marriage by her father,
looked charming '' in a white crepe
dress, with veil and orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of
sweetheart roses ,and lily -of -the -
valley' and was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Fritseihi, of Buffalo, N.Y.
Mr, Alex, Mciurtrie, cousin of the
bridegroom, was best man. After a
buffet lunch .served' at the home of the
bride's parents, 13r._and Mrs. Fisher
left
ora trip t to Western Ontario and
on their return they will resic�le.in
Toronto.
Exeter,.
While threshing was in progress on
the far. molt Mr. Hugh Berry, of Us -
borne a number o'f cultivator feet
were found in the sheaves. For sev-
eral years ttow 0 similar dastardly at-
tempt has been made to wreck the
machine .of Mr, Chester Gorvett. Mr.
Berry had intended using Mr, Gof-
vett s machine ,but at the last rnotnetttt
:Maimed for Mr, •Creery's.
Worms
iced upon the vitality of
children and endanger :their lives, A
simple and effective remedy is Moth-
er Gravies'' Worm l' Extsefuinat'ar.,
There !'
c is no poisonous ingredient in
Holloway's Corn ,Remover, and it tan
he used without danger or ittjtu'y,