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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-10-11, Page 5TOWN TOPICS ,ht,' i f c \, • t' 1 t etv es of the .lair Quartette n c ,2 t bare been engaged for rho, ahniver- sary services of the i'res.'byterien Church tt Durham t S C a h t Du a t a t. Sunday .next. Dr. R.2 and Mrs, c 1)t i s Ross t ALt e all ; a Gretta, Mrs, Bto f t Mrs,, G ad uo MCKellat and Miss Belle South mo- tored 10 Oranggeville on I'lhutsday to be present ate the Presbytery meeting •which considered the oil to ,Rev. 1. 13 Haile to First Presbyterian Church Seaforth, D • Ross , fo t?, r. . ss speiakiuig for th. Seaforth congregation. The two con gregatious at Orangeville highly rec- ommended Mr, Keine, who is a grad nate oe Knox Peesbylterian t College Toronto. Rev. and Mrs. Kaine w 1 move to Seafortlt on November 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Guy; Richards were week -end guests at the home of the tatter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. Robinson. Mr. •and Mrs. Stevens and children were guetss at the home of Miss Bele Jackson. 'Miss Bele'ack r It t 1 sot as returned Jackson hone after visiting fniends'itt Detroit. Twenty live Rebekahs motored to Stratford Friday evenitig to a gather- ing of district lodges, Goderich, Mit- chell' and London being present, A a =enip :pleasant evening was spout, London. team putting on the work, A banquet was served aftepwards, Mr. Melvin .1indson, of Marlette, Mich., visited Mr, and Mrs,'John Con - silt over the week -end. Mrs, George Weir returned hone on Wednesday' after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Keegan;, at Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs, J,.D, Ainslie, of ,Leant- iugton,, are' guests of th�ff niece, Mrs. T erns n this eek y a s vv Iviiss Adeline 'i elms n s visiting t t vistn Y g her •si!s'ter, Mrs. 1 airserviee of .Lon desboro. Mrs. ('Rev.) 1., Medd, of Welland, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Tyer nail.. 'Mos. John Sprout is visiting. friends 0 Detroit for a couple of weeks, Mrs, Edward Snowdon and son, 17awson, and lir. and Mrs. Hugh =neon, of Kincardine, visited friends in town on Tuesctay. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Martin, Nor ratan and Margaret,of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr.- Mrs. A. A. McLennan. Mrs. McLennan re- turned with thein. - Mrs, Adam Hays, Mlrs, Robert F. Jones, Mrs, John Robb'- and Alias Robib motpred to Ludan last week and pent a day 'with Miss Sproat., Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shock= and children, of Detroit, motored here and spent the week=erid with- friends. Mr, Jolhn Sproat, who has been visiting' in Detroit, returend with them, Miss Elizabeth Scott, of Harpurhey, eft on Saturday far Ped11a, I11., where F. will'spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and Mir, Lentis Brall, of Detroit, were visi- tors at the home of Cbl. R. S. Hays. and Mr, -C. Eckert last Sunday. Mrs. H'at's is staying, this week to nurse her other, Mrs. C. Eckart, who is still on he sick list. Dir, and Mrs. Presswood; of Toron- 0, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Airs. Siam, Hanna. Mrs. W. L. Keys visited over the N with friends in Godeirch. \Lr. i?crrie, student in Knox •College, ,ill take the services in First Presby - erten Church next Sunday. Mrs. P. Givlin and Miss Frances iiviin attended the wedding of the m•mer's niece, Miss Afary Flynn, of Iiullett, on Wednesday. • Mrs. Earl Bell 'returned Saturday fram Regina. Nurse Ateliers, of Clinton, and her riend, Mrs. Murray, of Milton, visited riends here on Saturday. Mfrs. Charles Riley, who has been II, is at the home of her daughter, \Tis. Bert.'31oggart, in Hullett. Mrs, Robert 'A4cC'linc'hey and son Frank, of Goshen lute, Stanley, Tp,, vere visitors with bir s. W. L. Keys on Wednesday last, Miss Olive Erra'tt, of Stanley, is the gtfcst of her cousin, Mrs. J. H. Reid, his week, Dor. and Mrs. Samuel Hanna visited with the latter's sister, Mrs. L. Ander on, of Goderich Tp.. on Monday of Itis week. Miss Jennie ICnechtel, of St. Cathar- ses spent the eek end with h tar w her 1 William lits Mr. and Mrs.R\ tills' n tnecht 1 .n I e Th many finds o Mr John The re f )ixon, of Toronto, formerly of 'Tuclr rsni, th, were sorry to hear that 110 ope is held for his recovery. Mrs. Hackland, who spent the past ve weeks With Mrs, William Sclater, as returned to Toronto. Airs. Wes. Free captured the silver rophy valued of S25, at Brussels fair or the best two loaves of bread, Mrs. Tice also took seven Ists and a sec - e BRIDGE, Ladies mid gentlemen one and all Come everybody 11 d fill time hall. 'l:'Ite Goff Club Ladies are itivitiag you To come and play bridge for an hour 01' two, just fifty cents from everyone ,And Y of oie sure of aa evening's fou, Lovely prizes yoott will certainly win; To miss refreshteents wot;lcl be a sin. Remember it's next Monday night— Come at 8 o'clock sharp and you be jest a•tgllt, "Where is this :" do I hear you say ? Right on the corner in the G;'W, V.A. Mrs, R, 11, Coates . is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, McKinney ut Guel'pli, Mr, and Mrs, Louis Hoegy were visitors its Goderich on',Sunday, Air. and Mrs, John 'Hothatn and ' [amity illy vasftecl at his home in Dela- ware this week, 'Mr, and ;wits. Thomas Sharpe and horsily visited relatives in Watford on Sunday, 'Mr. and Alt's Charles Adams visit- ed his '1 trot let, Mr. Frere Adams, in Sirncoe, Ret, T. 1.1, and Mrs, Brown are vis» iting 121 Delaware this weeTT, WINTHROP. Quite a number from here attended the Provincial Plowing Mattis near London thisweek. The Ladies' Society hare decided to Bold a chicken supper and enter- tainment in the church, Tuesday, Oct, 3(t t, Watch for ad. later on, The dance held last Friday night was well attended. They intend hold- ing a Thanksgiving dance. Mrs. George Eaton and little Ken- neth arc spending a few days with friends td mW ai•tat Mr. and Air; Ju'eph little spent the week incl with Mr, and Mrs. Geddes, of Belgrave. Mr, and Mrs, James Hudson, of ligntondville, spent Sunday with Air. and Airs. S. Shannon. LONDESBORO, Air, and 'Mrs. William Moore, of Perth, are spending• their honeymoon at the home of their cousin, Mrs. ,Runes McCool: Air, William 'Moon shipped a car oil hogs to Toronto on Tuesday last. Airs. C. nRuddell spent the week -end with Clinton 'friends. Quite a number from the 'burg took in - the jubilee ,anniversary service's .at Ontar-o Street Church, 'Clinton, Rev. Allin, of Toronto, was the min- ister at both Services. Mr. and Mrs.'Mac MCOool were in Goderich on Saturday. :Plias Bernice Entnerton spent the week -end at her home in Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper and family, of Woodham, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, James Elsely. Mrs, (Rev.) Ale'dd has returned to her house in Welland.: after a pleas- ant visit here with friends. Mr. and Mrs, Will Tannblyn and children, of 'Toronto, motored up on Saturday last to visit the former's mother, Mrs, Ta.niblyn, Mr. and Arcs, J, D, Ainsley returned to their home in Leamington on 'Sat- urday last. Mr. and .Mrs. j, Armstrong motor- ed to W'aterdown on Sunday. Mrs. Nott and daughters were V,0ingh'am callers on Saturday, The Orange Lodge are having a play put on by the young people of Belgrave enbttled "A Big Jewel Rob- bery," Tints play has been put-on be- fore and is well worth hearing. The date is Oct. 19th, Conte and have a good laugh. Mrs. Proctor and fancily, of •Bei - grave, spent Sunday at the hone df Mr. Robert McCrea. id its prizes, ;Mr. and Mrs, J, Dennison returned ending Crdnesdty ntor'in alive 5 rti gt b e summer out Weslt. Mr. and Airs. Sylvester Allen v istted is sister, Mrs. Ed. 'Williams, in rantford, Mrs, Annie Resist and daughter Mary r sited over the week -end with Mr, id Mrs. Melvin Talbot, bis, and Mrs, Laing, Mr, and Mrs, R. Goveulock and Mrs. A. L. Port- ousmotored to Stratford 0n Monday, Aft. and Mrs. 'Stanley Hocking and atighter Gwendolyn, Cromarty; Mr. ltd Mrs, Howard Barker and sons ITarry and George and Miss Annie Barker, of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. 17isalter -Cole aitd daughter Margaret id son Lloyd and Mr. Jaynes Harper, f 'Carlingford; Air. Ear{ Ross, of eicnce Bill;. Mr. and Airs. John Nor - s and Mr, and Airs, Henry Daytnan ud Norina, of:Brncefleld were Sunday nests with Mrs. r iugh Wright, North Ian Street. . Air. William :E, Hocking, of Crom- r'ty, has been spending a few days ith his sister, Mrs. John McPherson, the (home of her daughter, ,Airs. Iugh bVeight. Misses Sadie McDonald and Helen tcwart were visitors in London on Aired nesday. Mt•, and •Airs. Ed. Hacking- and Aha of Cromarty, sport Thursday tli Mfrs. IT-Tuhh Viriiglit, Air's, John Wilson Dias returned ram her motor trip. ' Mrs, Adan Klein is 1101 as well as rr'friends would wish. Mrs. Charles tBrodte spent a few ays last week with her another alt 'T;theL MANLEY, Mr. Dan. Buckley, of 'Phildipston, was a visitor in our ,burg last 'Sunday. Mr. C. Eckert, accompanied by Mr, Louis Miall, of Detroit, called an fniencts here last Sunday. Mr. W. Manley was 'a visitor at the home of Mr. C Eckart last Sunday and was accompanied home by his wilfe and Master Jerome, who have 'been sojourning of late at the home of \9'r. C. Eckert. KIPPEN. See our lower window. Nothing over Westcott, 3. A. 1\ estcott Jeweller Seaforth. Miss ;Gibson, of Wroxeter, visited at the horne of Mr. W. IL. Mellis. Mr, and Mrs, E. Stafford, of Vienna, are visitors at the hone of her brother, Air. \\'. 'L. DLellis. Mrs, Graham, John and Misses Isabel, Louise and Anita 'Graham, all of 'London. visited at the ;tome of Mr. anct Mrs T. C. Bell, of London Road. Air, and Mrs. F. Pit per and chil- dren, of Teekersm!th, spent 'Sunday at the home of Mr, and -Mrs. James ALcClymont, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wright, of Plus field weree ho e visitorst a t h e m Of Air. and Mrs. T. W. Butt on Sun - clay. Miss Olive Cooper, of Saginaw, spent the week -end with her father, Mr. 1:, J, Cooper. Messrs. Gilbert Jarrott and Clar- ence McLean, of 'London 'University, 'pent the week -and at their respective homes in the village. The sixty-first anniversary of St. Audrew's T.Triited Church was held on Sunday, October 7. Rev. G. N. Hazen, D:D„ of Centennial United Church, London, conducted the services. In the morning Dr. Hazen spoke on "Value -of the Christian Church"; in the evening, "Building a Christian Character." Special music by the choir was assisted by Air, Ora Crawford, Ripley, and Miss Ronnie. 'The than! offering amounted to over WO, The C. G. T. T, and Trail Rangers, of St, Andre'w's Church, will have a special service Sunda evening, Oct, Y g, 14, Rev, W, J. Maines, Walton, will conduct the service, and Miss Jessie McPherson, of the Girls Woric Board, Toronto, will speak; Special nntsic will be provided. • Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Dayman and daughter dicatrice were down t:, Lon- don on Saturday iast, Mw• Greer and daughter, of Holly- wocicl, California, who visited at the home of their uncle, Mr. John .Ales Naughton, last week, have returned home. Miss Margaret 1 Igie has gone- to London 10 take. a business course. kCr, acid Airs., John Norris visited tri,•uda at \luuktou on Sunday last. 11�t8, Hagar, of Toronto, has been s'. 1 :,r t''= wan her sister,. Mr• l x' kn t sh a, J`lt rias o past w o Daman. for the pa, l Lw week, Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Vigis, of l'sene- iug, Mich., motored over and visited with Mr, 'and Mrs, Jottn McNaughton and other 'friends for a few days dur- ing the past week. Miss Helen Drti dale nurs t -'t tr t - ug in Stretf,rcl Hor,ixttal spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mt,, R. Dinsdale, Mr, Fred Parsons, of London, spent the week -end with' his parents, !err, and Mrs, R. P'arsous. :til ns, Frank Graham, sccompa1nied by her son and daughter, of London, 'visited friends in this district Sunday, 'Miss A. Finnigan visited her par - eats at Nile over the week-encl. BRUCEFXELD, Airs. George 'Hill has returned to her ;tone in the village after spend - leg a few weeks with her son James and .Mrs, Hill to Strafford. Air. and Al lamesnes 'McQueen and Miss Mary Gibson visited at the home of friends in Exeter last week. Mrs, Monteith and family. of 'Lott - tun, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Janet Ross this week. The sacrament of the 'Lord's Sup- per will be observed at the ' morning service Sundry, Oet. 14. Preparatory service on Friday evening, at 8 p.m. Rev. Aft. Lane, of Seaforth, will be the preacher for the evening., Alass Hazel 'Haugh read a most in- teresting letter in Sunday school last Sunday .from Nurse Gretta Mustard, formerly of'Brecefield, but now head nurse of Et•hellburt Hospital, in the West, Gretta appears to be enjoying her work t wo very much. Mrs, H, Aikenhead has returned hone after a week's visit with friends in 'London, Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Berry, Mr. and )drs, W. Moffatt and Mr. and 'Mrs, T. •B, •Baird were visiting friends in Toronto on Sunday Many from here attended anniver- sary services in iKippen on Sunday. Rev, R. A. Lindy, of Nile, conduct- ed services in the United Church here' .Su.nday morning. Rev. and bit's. Breather were in Nile, Mr. Bremner conducting anniversary services •there. Arr. and Airs. 1l. 5, Aikenhead and daughter ST.ilhan, lir. J. B. Aikenhead and lfuss Adargaret Aikenhead, all of !London, ,pent Sunday with friends herr. Mr...and :Mrs. . J. Cameron, of Strat, ford, and -Miss Kate McGregor, of Markham, spent 'Sunday at the hone of the tatter's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, N. McGregor, Wedding bells are ringing. AIr. John.'AlcCows"i and' Mr, Walter Baird spent Sunday at Mount Car- mel, Mr, Lloyd Hendrick, of Grand Bend, called on old (friends on the 2nd of Stanley on Sunday last. Mrs. John Moffatt,---:Alfter an illness ci several months, a fine type of Christian woman passed away on Sat- urday, October 6th, in the person of Mrs. John Moffatt, to her 69th year, A:Trs. Moffatt had been confined to bed since July 9th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert -McKay, London Road. Born • near Toronto, Hannah Myles, daughter of the late bir. and Mrs, William Myles, spent her early years at Exeter. At the age of d'S, she was married to Mr, John Moffatt and for mauny years they lived nn the 2nd concession of'Tuckersmith, Twen- ty-six years ago they moved to the farm on the London Road now oc- cupied by their son Alfred, and lived there until retiring to Clinton three years ago., Mr. Moffatt predeceased her a year ago last April. Two sons and five daughters survive: Mrs, Dan, Kilpatrick (Lilly), Saskatchewan; Lawrence, Regina; birs. John Mc - Beath (Alberta), Stanley; bins. An- drew- McCartney (Lavine). Tuxford, Sask.; Airs. John Armstrong (Mabel) Stanley; Mrs. Bert McKay (Cather- ine) and Alfred of the London Road. Also two brothers and a sister: George Myles, Brantford; and Wil- liam Myles, and Mrs. Cower, Remit- ter. The funeral on Monday was at- tended by a large number of --friends Front the. surrounding district. Her pastor. Rev. Mr. Doan of Clinton, assisted by RCN, Dir. Bremner, of Bruceiflel'. conducted the t to services and interment tookla i p ce n Clinton. cemetery. The pallbearers were ne- phews: Messrs. Thomas and John Workman, Wellington Johnston, Har- old Pickett (Clinton); Luther -and Ira l'ssett (London). A3nong those front a distance present at the fuineral were her brother George, of Brantford; John Bissett; Mr, and birs, Tra Bis- seit and Afr. and Mrs, Luther Bissett, of London. The many beautiful floral tributes included flowers from: .Air. and Mrs. Gordon Cmningham and s brothers and sisters: c Ales,Will Pick- ard and Mrs, Ruuihall, Clinton; Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. David Kay: George Myles, wife and daughter; Irv. Bissett, wife and Lilly; Lawrence Moffatt and family, Regina; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jnhnstnn and Family. Clinton, BAYFIELD, The .Harvest Thanksgiving service was heli! in Trinity Church on Sunday morning last at 11 o'clock and vvas very ,cell attended. Captain Jackson' of the Army Crusaders, took charge) at the service. The choir was assisted by some .of the members of Varna' choir and sang the anthem, "Praise Ve. the Lord." Airs. Paull and Miss' L. Woods sang a cities in the anthem' in a very pleasing manner. The church was partly decorated with aut- umn flowers, fruits, ,grain, etc. Capt.l Jackson's text was the first veese of Psalm 19. J'Ie began by noting the increasing popularity of this service and searched for the reason, Iia did not think it was became of the adders attractions, such as special music, special preacher, decorations—all rea- sons which are sometimes given, but rather because or a sincere desire to give thanks, and loan's realization of his dependence upon God Ile stated in all the growth and i.unstrttttian there is gentleness, quietness. You cannot see growth, St is too ,gentle, hitt soon maturity is reached, All profit- able growth is quiet; destruction i' noisy. In tate growth of the -plant there, is sacrifice, Except a grain of wheat fall its the ground and die, it abided' alone. But from the dead seed' there sani geEt aPnow life, r1'ite law of life is a law of saceifice. Lill: is not produced without sacrifice and cannot t, au c h' without it maintained o l at s rcuh w•e. 1e must realize 110W dependent tatdtutupon Gad we are. We cannot produce growth in the seed we sow. the soil roust be fertile and God Toast give the sunshine and rain, The speaker had heard one farmer say that the crop was not ,good and another say 11 was good. The astonishing thing is that all men live—Gad provides for alt our needs in life for which we are bound to give thanks. But chiefly is God's love shown in ,the sacrifice of Jesus Christ to give us eternal life, Air, and Mrs.: Thomas Westlake left on Friday to. spend a few clays at SO, Thomas and London, Mr, and Airs, T. C. Riley and daugt- t id Flint, Mich. spent t Frkda y and Saturday in the village, Alr. John D, Woods returned from Saskatoon, Sask., on Saturday, Mrs. r \ T, Ross�t and Mrs. s, H.C`nb b motored from Toronto on Tuesday to spend a few days at their cottage. 1'ir, Metros) Merrier, ,sit„ has taken 0 position in London recently, was Home. for the week enol, Mr, Harold 'Weston _spent the past week visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mu, R. Weston. Mir. William Parker of Sarnia spen,. the week end with itis parents, Air, and Mrs, Charles Parker. Air, and • Mrs, W. Erwin, Miss V. Schultz and Mr. F. Erwin of Kitchen- er, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Edwards. Mr. Percy Biggart, :Mrs. A. Welsh and Miss Agnes Welsh returned to Toronto and Mimics) after visiting thele mother, Airs. A. Biggart. Rev. R. M. gga and Mrs. Gale and Miss Gladys returned hone on Thursday after spending a month's vacation. Miss Grace Jowett, Air, and Mrs. I•I, K. Moorehouse, Mary jean Moore - house, and Mr. Brigglee of London spent the week end in the village. Mw, Thomas Beer, who spent the past week with Mrs. M. Ferguson, re- turned to London on Saturday with Mr, and Airs. Dick Beer, Miss A. Beer and bir, Jas, Ferguson, who spent Sunday with Mrs. M. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson and family. Mr. and. Airs. C. R. Mill, Bob and Agnes \Lill cif London spent the week end at their cottages, Atiss Mazy Matthews of Seaforth,. and Miss Catherine Tilker of 'Harris - tun, spent the week end with the Tat- ter's brother, Mr, N. Tilker at the Al.. bion. Messrs. Lawrence and 'Fred Foville and Merton Merner of London spent the week end at their homes. Mr. Pat Doyle of Detroit spent the week end in the village, Mr. and Mrs. FI. Lawson, Florence and Harry Lawson, Of Stratford, spent the week end at their cottage. Miss Phyllis Bacon of London was the guest of her sister, Airs. M. Hall, over the week end. _Airs, Charles Toms left on Monday for Port Stanley to attend the funeral of a relative. Miss Gladys Davison and Mr. Tom Mallett of London spent the week end with the former's mother, Mrs, J. Da vison, • Progressive t D -i U E.. RM and ANCE at WINTHROP Friday, October 19th ' �, at 8.30 sharp Gents 50e, Ladies b'ririgr lunch 11111111/111111111111101111111011111011191111.1611111 eve knew itwas s ' a r., y It was a red-letter day in old Mrs. Jones' life --- the. day she made her first Long Distance call. But she sim- ply had to speak to her son before he went abroad! The operator was sympa- thetic and helpful. She ask- ed Mrs. Jones her telephone number, name, the city and the telephone number of the party she wished to reach. Mrs. .Tones didn't know the number, so the operator looked it up for her. After the pleasant experi- ence was over, Mrs. Jones.., exclaimed, "I never knew it was so easy! Why didn't I do it before?" There is nothing compli- cated about it. just say, "Long Distance." 524 A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to bhink of it. How was that last piece of meat we sent you? Wasn't it fine., GEO, A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth, BBN=l1tJR The Special Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 YOUR PLUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tarbes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries A good'line of new and used parts of different n akee of rare, 11 your car is ill need of repnire, give us a call. Studebaker Sales and Service eoier's Garage PzIOrTE 167W 1, CHAIN RED �V IT. ORES These Prices will tis until l ®c Aber 18th Gem Lye good as. the blast 3 tilos 5c Seedless Raisins„ new fruit, 3 lbs. 30c Cocoanut, Bakers, fresh and sweet lb 22c 5c z3lbs. �e Figs, for baking, g, Pilchards Snow Cap brand, 2 tins 35c Oerto, 'for jellies and jams,; bottle 29c Lux Toilet Soap, 2 cakes for 15c We serv-u rite at the Red and White The mere. Jrote bay the more you save, hne8 ,Sproat ,R'holne 77 Watr M Mtem_ W Over 1000 stores in Canada Seven Deliveries each Day rr quality always- higher than Price ____........... _...... .._ _ eRBAM- • We pay the highest prices for good cream. Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given. Do 'not send your cream to other Creameries; we want it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In. return forou. we will you of our �' co-operationgive best in service and prices. We are agent' for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come in and see the new Models. Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth Ont,- ' C. A. BARBER, Prop. „ -. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and linvesttnents • Phone 152 Removed to New Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. 1 1 t t 4 1,Walker & Son 'UNDERTAKING , —and EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma: and license. Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. DUBLIN. Mr. and Mrs. Dave v2cConnell were in London on Saturday. Miss Nora McGrath spent Sunday with her fniend, Loretto Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. John Feeney, of Strat- ford family spent :Sunday with v t 1 I 1 f i . v 1 r s es- t o 0 T. 0 I. her f h t f F 0 V 11 h B r A a J e is d a His • a 9 1'1 a g A a a al I S if; w of on f 11 It and Mr. and Airs. Joseph Donnelly. !Mr, and Mrs: Pat Berth spent Sun- day at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Seaforth. 'What might leave proved a very ser- ions accident occurred Friday thorn- ing about a mile and a quarter south or Dublin, when a gravel truck driven b3' Mr. Harold Golyntlnoun and three other men, while making a sharp' turn its the road, skidded and turned over in the ditch pinning two of it occu- pants under it. Only Mr. ¥Kellar was hurt, receiving a couple of broken ribs and other injuries to Iris back, but is now doing as well as can be petted. .iBeth �ilclanel4 an Marie Misses H d a Bennie et• spent Saturday in London, e a L g L Y Miss Lizzie Ryan, who was o erat- 5 y ' p ed on in .Seaforth hospital, has been able to leave the hospital and is visit- iug' with her mother, Mrs. Patricia 'Ryan Sr. Miss Mary Maloney visited friend, Miss Mary b rauskopf, on Sun- day. Stortz and Miss Lettie Suffice- land,of Stratford,visited at the hone of Mr, James Delney. Mrs. Leo TCenney and baby Patricia ate visiting with Alr, and Iris, Philp Kenney. ld byionday evening a shawerr,was held Miss Rita O'Rourke, Miss Helen Delaney and Miss Rose Flana- gan at the home of Miss Mary Kinney. num- Over eighty were present and a ntun- ber of ttseful and costly gifts were presented to the future bride. dainty Lunch was served by the ladies and a most enjoylalble evening was spent by all, Dr. Sant. Murray, of Motetville, visiting his many old friends in the village. Tie looks good. and he thinks that Dublin is a good place. fniendis in the village and country'are delt:ghted to see him again, , M•r, and Mrs. Dave McContael4 spent Sunday the guests of Condon friends. - Mr, Leo Gleason returned frotn the West on Saturday. Mr, Frank ,McConnell and daugh- ter AI'argaret and Mrs. James Kraus- kon.f spent Monday in London, Dr, and Aire, Traynor were guests Y or London friends tib �Satur<Cay. Mr. and Mrs` Gar, Smith made business trip to London on Monday. ..Quite a nunebee attended` the fowl 'stepper at Stan oil Monday night. HIB;BERT Mr, and Mrs, c'.rCichae( Murray l'iickersiutith motored to Stratford Friday last and were guests of the fon ttlee'e sister, Mr. and Mrs. Peter 3)diiagratticl•. .. IL• H1 McIaaes til �+t7 eJhiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of alt t rns success- fella treated.n fully Electricity used. ! Beware of an Itchy Spot i! i 11 Keep your hair and' scalp wean, also free from' dan- di -tiff by having your next shampoo at I t t SID'S SHOP Just around the Corner in ' the Dominion Bank T3ltitd' iug Phone 125. • Pianos Tuned , Cleaned, and Raired .A How e: ��has,. J ..,_- ,M Residence—James St. •'When,: Holloway's Corn Remover 11 appltcd to z corn it kills- the roots atrcf;': the', cariosity colics out without „u9ary o the flesh,' .Atoms. of newe always welcome. TOWN TOPICS ,ht,' i f c \, • t' 1 t etv es of the .lair Quartette n c ,2 t bare been engaged for rho, ahniver- sary services of the i'res.'byterien Church tt Durham t S C a h t Du a t a t. Sunday .next. Dr. R.2 and Mrs, c 1)t i s Ross t ALt e all ; a Gretta, Mrs, Bto f t Mrs,, G ad uo MCKellat and Miss Belle South mo- tored 10 Oranggeville on I'lhutsday to be present ate the Presbytery meeting •which considered the oil to ,Rev. 1. 13 Haile to First Presbyterian Church Seaforth, D • Ross , fo t?, r. . ss speiakiuig for th. Seaforth congregation. The two con gregatious at Orangeville highly rec- ommended Mr, Keine, who is a grad nate oe Knox Peesbylterian t College Toronto. Rev. and Mrs. Kaine w 1 move to Seafortlt on November 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Guy; Richards were week -end guests at the home of the tatter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. Robinson. Mr. •and Mrs. Stevens and children were guetss at the home of Miss Bele Jackson. 'Miss Bele'ack r It t 1 sot as returned Jackson hone after visiting fniends'itt Detroit. Twenty live Rebekahs motored to Stratford Friday evenitig to a gather- ing of district lodges, Goderich, Mit- chell' and London being present, A a =enip :pleasant evening was spout, London. team putting on the work, A banquet was served aftepwards, Mr. Melvin .1indson, of Marlette, Mich., visited Mr, and Mrs,'John Con - silt over the week -end. Mrs, George Weir returned hone on Wednesday' after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Keegan;, at Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs, J,.D, Ainslie, of ,Leant- iugton,, are' guests of th�ff niece, Mrs. T erns n this eek y a s vv Iviiss Adeline 'i elms n s visiting t t vistn Y g her •si!s'ter, Mrs. 1 airserviee of .Lon desboro. Mrs. ('Rev.) 1., Medd, of Welland, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Tyer nail.. 'Mos. John Sprout is visiting. friends 0 Detroit for a couple of weeks, Mrs, Edward Snowdon and son, 17awson, and lir. and Mrs. Hugh =neon, of Kincardine, visited friends in town on Tuesctay. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Martin, Nor ratan and Margaret,of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr.- Mrs. A. A. McLennan. Mrs. McLennan re- turned with thein. - Mrs, Adam Hays, Mlrs, Robert F. Jones, Mrs, John Robb'- and Alias Robib motpred to Ludan last week and pent a day 'with Miss Sproat., Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shock= and children, of Detroit, motored here and spent the week=erid with- friends. Mr, Jolhn Sproat, who has been visiting' in Detroit, returend with them, Miss Elizabeth Scott, of Harpurhey, eft on Saturday far Ped11a, I11., where F. will'spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays and Mir, Lentis Brall, of Detroit, were visi- tors at the home of Cbl. R. S. Hays. and Mr, -C. Eckert last Sunday. Mrs. H'at's is staying, this week to nurse her other, Mrs. C. Eckart, who is still on he sick list. Dir, and Mrs. Presswood; of Toron- 0, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Airs. Siam, Hanna. Mrs. W. L. Keys visited over the N with friends in Godeirch. \Lr. i?crrie, student in Knox •College, ,ill take the services in First Presby - erten Church next Sunday. Mrs. P. Givlin and Miss Frances iiviin attended the wedding of the m•mer's niece, Miss Afary Flynn, of Iiullett, on Wednesday. • Mrs. Earl Bell 'returned Saturday fram Regina. Nurse Ateliers, of Clinton, and her riend, Mrs. Murray, of Milton, visited riends here on Saturday. Mfrs. Charles Riley, who has been II, is at the home of her daughter, \Tis. Bert.'31oggart, in Hullett. Mrs, Robert 'A4cC'linc'hey and son Frank, of Goshen lute, Stanley, Tp,, vere visitors with bir s. W. L. Keys on Wednesday last, Miss Olive Erra'tt, of Stanley, is the gtfcst of her cousin, Mrs. J. H. Reid, his week, Dor. and Mrs. Samuel Hanna visited with the latter's sister, Mrs. L. Ander on, of Goderich Tp.. on Monday of Itis week. Miss Jennie ICnechtel, of St. Cathar- ses spent the eek end with h tar w her 1 William lits Mr. and Mrs.R\ tills' n tnecht 1 .n I e Th many finds o Mr John The re f )ixon, of Toronto, formerly of 'Tuclr rsni, th, were sorry to hear that 110 ope is held for his recovery. Mrs. Hackland, who spent the past ve weeks With Mrs, William Sclater, as returned to Toronto. Airs. Wes. Free captured the silver rophy valued of S25, at Brussels fair or the best two loaves of bread, Mrs. Tice also took seven Ists and a sec - e BRIDGE, Ladies mid gentlemen one and all Come everybody 11 d fill time hall. 'l:'Ite Goff Club Ladies are itivitiag you To come and play bridge for an hour 01' two, just fifty cents from everyone ,And Y of oie sure of aa evening's fou, Lovely prizes yoott will certainly win; To miss refreshteents wot;lcl be a sin. Remember it's next Monday night— Come at 8 o'clock sharp and you be jest a•tgllt, "Where is this :" do I hear you say ? Right on the corner in the G;'W, V.A. Mrs, R, 11, Coates . is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, McKinney ut Guel'pli, Mr, and Mrs, Louis Hoegy were visitors its Goderich on',Sunday, Air. and Mrs, John 'Hothatn and ' [amity illy vasftecl at his home in Dela- ware this week, 'Mr, and ;wits. Thomas Sharpe and horsily visited relatives in Watford on Sunday, 'Mr. and Alt's Charles Adams visit- ed his '1 trot let, Mr. Frere Adams, in Sirncoe, Ret, T. 1.1, and Mrs, Brown are vis» iting 121 Delaware this weeTT, WINTHROP. Quite a number from here attended the Provincial Plowing Mattis near London thisweek. The Ladies' Society hare decided to Bold a chicken supper and enter- tainment in the church, Tuesday, Oct, 3(t t, Watch for ad. later on, The dance held last Friday night was well attended. They intend hold- ing a Thanksgiving dance. Mrs. George Eaton and little Ken- neth arc spending a few days with friends td mW ai•tat Mr. and Air; Ju'eph little spent the week incl with Mr, and Mrs. Geddes, of Belgrave. Mr, and Mrs, James Hudson, of ligntondville, spent Sunday with Air. and Airs. S. Shannon. LONDESBORO, Air, and 'Mrs. William Moore, of Perth, are spending• their honeymoon at the home of their cousin, Mrs. ,Runes McCool: Air, William 'Moon shipped a car oil hogs to Toronto on Tuesday last. Airs. C. nRuddell spent the week -end with Clinton 'friends. Quite a number from the 'burg took in - the jubilee ,anniversary service's .at Ontar-o Street Church, 'Clinton, Rev. Allin, of Toronto, was the min- ister at both Services. Mr. and Mrs.'Mac MCOool were in Goderich on Saturday. :Plias Bernice Entnerton spent the week -end at her home in Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper and family, of Woodham, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, James Elsely. Mrs, (Rev.) Ale'dd has returned to her house in Welland.: after a pleas- ant visit here with friends. Mr. and Mrs, Will Tannblyn and children, of 'Toronto, motored up on Saturday last to visit the former's mother, Mrs, Ta.niblyn, Mr. and Arcs, J, D, Ainsley returned to their home in Leamington on 'Sat- urday last. Mr. and .Mrs. j, Armstrong motor- ed to W'aterdown on Sunday. Mrs. Nott and daughters were V,0ingh'am callers on Saturday, The Orange Lodge are having a play put on by the young people of Belgrave enbttled "A Big Jewel Rob- bery," Tints play has been put-on be- fore and is well worth hearing. The date is Oct. 19th, Conte and have a good laugh. Mrs. Proctor and fancily, of •Bei - grave, spent Sunday at the hone df Mr. Robert McCrea. id its prizes, ;Mr. and Mrs, J, Dennison returned ending Crdnesdty ntor'in alive 5 rti gt b e summer out Weslt. Mr. and Airs. Sylvester Allen v istted is sister, Mrs. Ed. 'Williams, in rantford, Mrs, Annie Resist and daughter Mary r sited over the week -end with Mr, id Mrs. Melvin Talbot, bis, and Mrs, Laing, Mr, and Mrs, R. Goveulock and Mrs. A. L. Port- ousmotored to Stratford 0n Monday, Aft. and Mrs. 'Stanley Hocking and atighter Gwendolyn, Cromarty; Mr. ltd Mrs, Howard Barker and sons ITarry and George and Miss Annie Barker, of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. 17isalter -Cole aitd daughter Margaret id son Lloyd and Mr. Jaynes Harper, f 'Carlingford; Air. Ear{ Ross, of eicnce Bill;. Mr. and Airs. John Nor - s and Mr, and Airs, Henry Daytnan ud Norina, of:Brncefleld were Sunday nests with Mrs. r iugh Wright, North Ian Street. . Air. William :E, Hocking, of Crom- r'ty, has been spending a few days ith his sister, Mrs. John McPherson, the (home of her daughter, ,Airs. Iugh bVeight. Misses Sadie McDonald and Helen tcwart were visitors in London on Aired nesday. Mt•, and •Airs. Ed. Hacking- and Aha of Cromarty, sport Thursday tli Mfrs. IT-Tuhh Viriiglit, Air's, John Wilson Dias returned ram her motor trip. ' Mrs, Adan Klein is 1101 as well as rr'friends would wish. Mrs. Charles tBrodte spent a few ays last week with her another alt 'T;theL MANLEY, Mr. Dan. Buckley, of 'Phildipston, was a visitor in our ,burg last 'Sunday. Mr. C. Eckert, accompanied by Mr, Louis Miall, of Detroit, called an fniencts here last Sunday. Mr. W. Manley was 'a visitor at the home of Mr. C Eckart last Sunday and was accompanied home by his wilfe and Master Jerome, who have 'been sojourning of late at the home of \9'r. C. Eckert. KIPPEN. See our lower window. Nothing over Westcott, 3. A. 1\ estcott Jeweller Seaforth. Miss ;Gibson, of Wroxeter, visited at the horne of Mr. W. IL. Mellis. Mr, and Mrs, E. Stafford, of Vienna, are visitors at the hone of her brother, Air. \\'. 'L. DLellis. Mrs, Graham, John and Misses Isabel, Louise and Anita 'Graham, all of 'London. visited at the ;tome of Mr. anct Mrs T. C. Bell, of London Road. Air, and Mrs. F. Pit per and chil- dren, of Teekersm!th, spent 'Sunday at the home of Mr, and -Mrs. James ALcClymont, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wright, of Plus field weree ho e visitorst a t h e m Of Air. and Mrs. T. W. Butt on Sun - clay. Miss Olive Cooper, of Saginaw, spent the week -end with her father, Mr. 1:, J, Cooper. Messrs. Gilbert Jarrott and Clar- ence McLean, of 'London 'University, 'pent the week -and at their respective homes in the village. The sixty-first anniversary of St. Audrew's T.Triited Church was held on Sunday, October 7. Rev. G. N. Hazen, D:D„ of Centennial United Church, London, conducted the services. In the morning Dr. Hazen spoke on "Value -of the Christian Church"; in the evening, "Building a Christian Character." Special music by the choir was assisted by Air, Ora Crawford, Ripley, and Miss Ronnie. 'The than! offering amounted to over WO, The C. G. T. T, and Trail Rangers, of St, Andre'w's Church, will have a special service Sunda evening, Oct, Y g, 14, Rev, W, J. Maines, Walton, will conduct the service, and Miss Jessie McPherson, of the Girls Woric Board, Toronto, will speak; Special nntsic will be provided. • Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Dayman and daughter dicatrice were down t:, Lon- don on Saturday iast, Mw• Greer and daughter, of Holly- wocicl, California, who visited at the home of their uncle, Mr. John .Ales Naughton, last week, have returned home. Miss Margaret 1 Igie has gone- to London 10 take. a business course. kCr, acid Airs., John Norris visited tri,•uda at \luuktou on Sunday last. 11�t8, Hagar, of Toronto, has been s'. 1 :,r t''= wan her sister,. Mr• l x' kn t sh a, J`lt rias o past w o Daman. for the pa, l Lw week, Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Vigis, of l'sene- iug, Mich., motored over and visited with Mr, 'and Mrs, Jottn McNaughton and other 'friends for a few days dur- ing the past week. Miss Helen Drti dale nurs t -'t tr t - ug in Stretf,rcl Hor,ixttal spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mt,, R. Dinsdale, Mr, Fred Parsons, of London, spent the week -end with' his parents, !err, and Mrs, R. P'arsous. :til ns, Frank Graham, sccompa1nied by her son and daughter, of London, 'visited friends in this district Sunday, 'Miss A. Finnigan visited her par - eats at Nile over the week-encl. BRUCEFXELD, Airs. George 'Hill has returned to her ;tone in the village after spend - leg a few weeks with her son James and .Mrs, Hill to Strafford. Air. and Al lamesnes 'McQueen and Miss Mary Gibson visited at the home of friends in Exeter last week. Mrs, Monteith and family. of 'Lott - tun, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Janet Ross this week. The sacrament of the 'Lord's Sup- per will be observed at the ' morning service Sundry, Oet. 14. Preparatory service on Friday evening, at 8 p.m. Rev. Aft. Lane, of Seaforth, will be the preacher for the evening., Alass Hazel 'Haugh read a most in- teresting letter in Sunday school last Sunday .from Nurse Gretta Mustard, formerly of'Brecefield, but now head nurse of Et•hellburt Hospital, in the West, Gretta appears to be enjoying her work t wo very much. Mrs, H, Aikenhead has returned hone after a week's visit with friends in 'London, Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Berry, Mr. and )drs, W. Moffatt and Mr. and 'Mrs, T. •B, •Baird were visiting friends in Toronto on Sunday Many from here attended anniver- sary services in iKippen on Sunday. Rev, R. A. Lindy, of Nile, conduct- ed services in the United Church here' .Su.nday morning. Rev. and bit's. Breather were in Nile, Mr. Bremner conducting anniversary services •there. Arr. and Airs. 1l. 5, Aikenhead and daughter ST.ilhan, lir. J. B. Aikenhead and lfuss Adargaret Aikenhead, all of !London, ,pent Sunday with friends herr. Mr...and :Mrs. . J. Cameron, of Strat, ford, and -Miss Kate McGregor, of Markham, spent 'Sunday at the hone of the tatter's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, N. McGregor, Wedding bells are ringing. AIr. John.'AlcCows"i and' Mr, Walter Baird spent Sunday at Mount Car- mel, Mr, Lloyd Hendrick, of Grand Bend, called on old (friends on the 2nd of Stanley on Sunday last. Mrs. John Moffatt,---:Alfter an illness ci several months, a fine type of Christian woman passed away on Sat- urday, October 6th, in the person of Mrs. John Moffatt, to her 69th year, A:Trs. Moffatt had been confined to bed since July 9th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert -McKay, London Road. Born • near Toronto, Hannah Myles, daughter of the late bir. and Mrs, William Myles, spent her early years at Exeter. At the age of d'S, she was married to Mr, John Moffatt and for mauny years they lived nn the 2nd concession of'Tuckersmith, Twen- ty-six years ago they moved to the farm on the London Road now oc- cupied by their son Alfred, and lived there until retiring to Clinton three years ago., Mr. Moffatt predeceased her a year ago last April. Two sons and five daughters survive: Mrs, Dan, Kilpatrick (Lilly), Saskatchewan; Lawrence, Regina; birs. John Mc - Beath (Alberta), Stanley; bins. An- drew- McCartney (Lavine). Tuxford, Sask.; Airs. John Armstrong (Mabel) Stanley; Mrs. Bert McKay (Cather- ine) and Alfred of the London Road. Also two brothers and a sister: George Myles, Brantford; and Wil- liam Myles, and Mrs. Cower, Remit- ter. The funeral on Monday was at- tended by a large number of --friends Front the. surrounding district. Her pastor. Rev. Mr. Doan of Clinton, assisted by RCN, Dir. Bremner, of Bruceiflel'. conducted the t to services and interment tookla i p ce n Clinton. cemetery. The pallbearers were ne- phews: Messrs. Thomas and John Workman, Wellington Johnston, Har- old Pickett (Clinton); Luther -and Ira l'ssett (London). A3nong those front a distance present at the fuineral were her brother George, of Brantford; John Bissett; Mr, and birs, Tra Bis- seit and Afr. and Mrs, Luther Bissett, of London. The many beautiful floral tributes included flowers from: .Air. and Mrs. Gordon Cmningham and s brothers and sisters: c Ales,Will Pick- ard and Mrs, Ruuihall, Clinton; Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. David Kay: George Myles, wife and daughter; Irv. Bissett, wife and Lilly; Lawrence Moffatt and family, Regina; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jnhnstnn and Family. Clinton, BAYFIELD, The .Harvest Thanksgiving service was heli! in Trinity Church on Sunday morning last at 11 o'clock and vvas very ,cell attended. Captain Jackson' of the Army Crusaders, took charge) at the service. The choir was assisted by some .of the members of Varna' choir and sang the anthem, "Praise Ve. the Lord." Airs. Paull and Miss' L. Woods sang a cities in the anthem' in a very pleasing manner. The church was partly decorated with aut- umn flowers, fruits, ,grain, etc. Capt.l Jackson's text was the first veese of Psalm 19. J'Ie began by noting the increasing popularity of this service and searched for the reason, Iia did not think it was became of the adders attractions, such as special music, special preacher, decorations—all rea- sons which are sometimes given, but rather because or a sincere desire to give thanks, and loan's realization of his dependence upon God Ile stated in all the growth and i.unstrttttian there is gentleness, quietness. You cannot see growth, St is too ,gentle, hitt soon maturity is reached, All profit- able growth is quiet; destruction i' noisy. In tate growth of the -plant there, is sacrifice, Except a grain of wheat fall its the ground and die, it abided' alone. But from the dead seed' there sani geEt aPnow life, r1'ite law of life is a law of saceifice. Lill: is not produced without sacrifice and cannot t, au c h' without it maintained o l at s rcuh w•e. 1e must realize 110W dependent tatdtutupon Gad we are. We cannot produce growth in the seed we sow. the soil roust be fertile and God Toast give the sunshine and rain, The speaker had heard one farmer say that the crop was not ,good and another say 11 was good. The astonishing thing is that all men live—Gad provides for alt our needs in life for which we are bound to give thanks. But chiefly is God's love shown in ,the sacrifice of Jesus Christ to give us eternal life, Air, and Mrs.: Thomas Westlake left on Friday to. spend a few clays at SO, Thomas and London, Mr, and Airs, T. C. Riley and daugt- t id Flint, Mich. spent t Frkda y and Saturday in the village, Alr. John D, Woods returned from Saskatoon, Sask., on Saturday, Mrs. r \ T, Ross�t and Mrs. s, H.C`nb b motored from Toronto on Tuesday to spend a few days at their cottage. 1'ir, Metros) Merrier, ,sit„ has taken 0 position in London recently, was Home. for the week enol, Mr, Harold 'Weston _spent the past week visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mu, R. Weston. Mir. William Parker of Sarnia spen,. the week end with itis parents, Air, and Mrs, Charles Parker. Air, and • Mrs, W. Erwin, Miss V. Schultz and Mr. F. Erwin of Kitchen- er, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Edwards. Mr. Percy Biggart, :Mrs. A. Welsh and Miss Agnes Welsh returned to Toronto and Mimics) after visiting thele mother, Airs. A. Biggart. Rev. R. M. gga and Mrs. Gale and Miss Gladys returned hone on Thursday after spending a month's vacation. Miss Grace Jowett, Air, and Mrs. I•I, K. Moorehouse, Mary jean Moore - house, and Mr. Brigglee of London spent the week end in the village. Mw, Thomas Beer, who spent the past week with Mrs. M. Ferguson, re- turned to London on Saturday with Mr, and Airs. Dick Beer, Miss A. Beer and bir, Jas, Ferguson, who spent Sunday with Mrs. M. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson and family. Mr. and. Airs. C. R. Mill, Bob and Agnes \Lill cif London spent the week end at their cottages, Atiss Mazy Matthews of Seaforth,. and Miss Catherine Tilker of 'Harris - tun, spent the week end with the Tat- ter's brother, Mr, N. Tilker at the Al.. bion. Messrs. Lawrence and 'Fred Foville and Merton Merner of London spent the week end at their homes. Mr. Pat Doyle of Detroit spent the week end in the village, Mr. and Mrs. FI. Lawson, Florence and Harry Lawson, Of Stratford, spent the week end at their cottage. Miss Phyllis Bacon of London was the guest of her sister, Airs. M. Hall, over the week end. _Airs, Charles Toms left on Monday for Port Stanley to attend the funeral of a relative. Miss Gladys Davison and Mr. Tom Mallett of London spent the week end with the former's mother, Mrs, J. Da vison, • Progressive t D -i U E.. RM and ANCE at WINTHROP Friday, October 19th ' �, at 8.30 sharp Gents 50e, Ladies b'ririgr lunch 11111111/111111111111101111111011111011191111.1611111 eve knew itwas s ' a r., y It was a red-letter day in old Mrs. Jones' life --- the. day she made her first Long Distance call. But she sim- ply had to speak to her son before he went abroad! The operator was sympa- thetic and helpful. She ask- ed Mrs. Jones her telephone number, name, the city and the telephone number of the party she wished to reach. Mrs. .Tones didn't know the number, so the operator looked it up for her. After the pleasant experi- ence was over, Mrs. Jones.., exclaimed, "I never knew it was so easy! Why didn't I do it before?" There is nothing compli- cated about it. just say, "Long Distance." 524 A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to bhink of it. How was that last piece of meat we sent you? Wasn't it fine., GEO, A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth, BBN=l1tJR The Special Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds C. TIIOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 YOUR PLUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tarbes. Battery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries A good'line of new and used parts of different n akee of rare, 11 your car is ill need of repnire, give us a call. Studebaker Sales and Service eoier's Garage PzIOrTE 167W