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The Seaforth News, 1929-06-27, Page 4"PAGE FAUR. MTHE O AFQRTH NEWS Snowdon 13t'os., Publishers. ' THS S;A'QRT.H NEWS THUR'S'DAY, JUNE 37, 1929, DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH will hold their ANNUAL Oardeii Party y friday, July 5. Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock YE OLDE TYME VILLAGE QUARTETTE -assisted by TOM HAMILTON notch Comed- ian) will pro 'de't e program. Blyth Citizens d in Attendance Admission 50c and 25c 7vLRS H. KIIRKBY, Pres, of Ladies' Aid society. 'W: J. MAINES, Pastor. WALTON, Miss Ella Rowland has gone to Sit. Thomas where she has accepted a Position, Miss Rowland is one of Wait+ou's popular young ladies; Her many friends wish her success, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett spent Friday with friends in London. Mrs, John Watt spent the week end visiting friends in Toronto. Miss Edna Campbell, teacher of Benmiller, spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs, \V. J. Humphries. Mr. Wes. Clark of Stratford and George Clark of Listowel were in the village over the week end visiting their father, who has been very ill. Mr. Clark's many friends. hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. W. Sholdice of Stratford spent the .week end with his father, Mr, tWil- 'liatn Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs,' Gordon Taylor of Guelph spent Sunday wide 'Me. and Mrs, R. Hoy. - -Mr. and Mrs, T. Mose of Milverton spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sholdice, Miss Isabel Eaton of Winthrop spent Sunday with her friend, Miss 'kinriel Farquharson. Mrs. R. ;Jackson of London spent -the week end with her sister, Mrs. L. Drager. Mr, W. Clark•of Stratford spent the week end at' his sister's, Mrs, A. Sohier. Mliss P. Ashton of Gorrie spent a •few days with her sister, Mrs. Rad- ford. Mr. and Mrs. G. 1'IcTaggart and Anna spent the weelc-end at Stephen- ville. Mr. Arthur Carr of Toronto is spending the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wan. McGavin and is attending the McGavin-Oliver wedd- ing on Saturday. Miss Edna Reid, Mrs. Elmer Hack - well and children and Mr. Nelson Reid visited their cousins in Stanley ,over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hanna, Miss Rob- ertson and Mr. J. M. Robertson of Seaforth, visited friends and relatives here and at Brussels on Friday. Shine's School, SS. No. 1, Grey, is holding a reunion on July 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MdGavin are moving into their new house east of Leadbury this week. Mrs, Roibert Morrison, Mrs. Win. Mdlsavin and the Misses Driscoll, vis- ited in Listowel and Atwood on Sun-- day. Mr. James Fulton, Mr. and Mrs, David Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Bail- ey. of Toronto. are spending the week end with their sister, Mrs. John Balfour. r Joan George Wells and Jo n of Tor- onto, are spendinig the week with friends. They motored sup on Sun- •day with Mr, Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hackwell and family and Mr. Jos. Hackwell and fancily spent Saturday at the Elliott picnic at Bayfield on Saturday. The Young People's Society of Duff's Church are in charge of the special service next Sunday which will close their meetings for the sum- mer. A ladies' choir wilt assist in the .service. e_a lenge 'number from around here were at the party given at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beirnes, 7th concession Morris, on 'Wednesday eveniu•g. Mr, and 'Mrs. Beirnes cele - heated their fifteenth wedding anni- versary. The big dancing platform was brought out from Brussels and 'there were nearly 200 hundred.guests. 'Mrs. Oliver' has returned home af- her -ter spending some weeks with daughter at. Camlachie, -near Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A1Lsworth and son of Kitchener are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs, Les. ,Biernes, BLYTH. Presentations. — .A special meeting of .the W. '11. S. of the Queen street 'United Church was called to do honor to their President, lire. (Rev.) 1B:a'rnby. The first Vice President, Mrs. R. \Vightnraii; presided. 'The ad- dress. as follows. was read by Mrs.. 3..-Cotchugh, and presentation made by Mre. A. B. Carr. "Dear Mrs. ;Barnby: It WaS Tit h deep regret that we heard of your resignation as Pre- sident of our W.M,S, and your intend- ed tenloval from our midst. Our feel- - fngs were so deeply touched that we were unable t0 say;anythitt,g at the i Hilae. We accede to your request with "' id - a iC the greatest redact utce, As p blit you have given tinstintedly of ,seer time .and eetvice::to cis your ut- most fir the; eatnn$io't of the ' Mas - • ter's Kingdom. The sick have been cheered surd helped by your :visits, In, every department of churtch work you have done ye lr dtity_'IWe ask you to accept Tis purse and contents, not liar. their.. intrinsic value but as a token `VOLVERTON FLOUR MILLS CO, LTh UED SEEWORTi-1, ON"1 AR1l°7! NthiE Owing to the fact that we are completely overhauling and reconstructing our Seaforth plant, we shall be unable to do any chopping until further notice. Mie have a good supply of Flour, Feed, Manitoba Oats, at Chop and Rolled Oats in bags $27.00 per ton " " $29.00 per ton '° „ $34,00 pot. ton Bran Shoree Middlings PHONE 51 • 1 the esteem in which you are held. by members of the W.'M:S. where you save labored so faithfully. Our -pray- er is that you may have abundant success. and be long spared to enjoy the work in the Church for your+Heav- enly' :Father and may 'God's richest blessing go with you. Signed on be- half of the \V,M,S, Mrs. Barieby re- plied in a few well chosenords. ds. She said she would miss the B l) t M,S„ that everyone had 'been so will- ing to help her its the meetings. She also wished ;God's richest 'blessing on them. ".Blessed .he the tie that Binds,' was then sung. Mrs, W. H. McEl- roy closed with prayer. Me. Harvey Craig, of Grey Town- ship, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert• Kraig, on Sunday. 'Mr, Russell Armstrong, of London, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Armstrong, on Sunday. Mr, J, P. Sheppard and eau 'Wynne, of Clinton, visited the Former's sister- in-law, Mrs. J. Colclough. Mr. Fred Fawcett, of, Cleveland, visited his mother, 'Mrs. A, Fawcett, and sister, Miss Gladys, Miss 'Hazeel Leslie, of Constance, spent over Sunday at her home here. Representatives Who attended the district annual meeting ,of West' Hu- ron Women's Institute held at -Lon- dexboro Tuesday. 'June 235th, were Mrs, R. 'Richmond, Mrs. 'H. Young, Mrs,. B. Herrington, Mrs. R. Wight - man h. 'Mts. Co i nand g t 1a 7 'On Sunday morning at the close of Sunday School a presentation was made to Rev, Dr. Barnby. The fol - and the Orange decoration. service at W'tnghana Sunday afternoon, 'lir. A. S. Hammond, Field Sec'y of the Institute for the Blind, will .ad- clress the regular meeting of the \V. I. on July 4, Twelve rinks competed in the tour- nament on the local bowling greens last Wednesday afternoon, Geo. D. Haigh's rink of Seaforth, won first prize; Jos. Bro.phe) s •rink' - Of Gode rich, second, and Bob Stinnes' rink, -of Blyth, third. Mrs, B. Herrington has returned af- ter spending the past month in 'King- ston where her sister has been .ill, The annual Memorial service will be held in the Hall on Sunday even- ing. June 30. The regular services in all the churches well be cancelled, Rev, R. H. Barnby will preside, Rev. Mr, Schatfter of W-ingham, will prela,oh the sermon. Mrs. John Maines is spending a few days at Walton with Rev. and. Mrs. W. J. Maines, owing to the let- ter's illness, Miss' Patience Scott, oif Schreiber, is visiting friends.. MIs. Alonzo Smith, and his father and mother moved into the house re- cently purchased from Miss Pa'ti'ence Scott, this week..:. 'Miss Jean Barieby, of Tottenham, 'and Miss Dorothy Barnby, of Fort '\ltilliani, are holiday visitors here, ',Strawberry Festival COMMUNITY I3AI.L Londes4oro FRIDAY, Ju 28th' Under the auspices f Burst's Ladies' a Served • Program play entitled, "Lena Rivers," pee ed by the Alebern P'layer's. Duets and music between acts, Admission•: Adults 504, .children un der 12, 25c • STAFFA. are visiting ,Rev. and Mrs. 13. Snell g with friends in Detroit -this week. Mr. Wilfred O'Brien'of Owen lowing address was read by Mrs. Sound spent the meek end with his 'Jackson, accompanied by a purse ,pre- sented by Mrs. Petts:— nub S.T.D., Rev. Dr. R. H. Barnby As members of the Willing Workers Class and others, we feel that it would not be fitting that you should leave us without an attempt on our part to thank you for your efforts on our be- half ars teacher and minister during the past four years. Yours is a great vocation and none can say that you have forgotten to hold before us the highest ideals nor the noblest pur- pose of living as exemplified int e 1Life of the Master, We want to thank you, if we may, for your true sym- pathy, expressed in our many homes that have been bereaved, for your un- failing attention to the sick and suf- fering and your ministry to us in other ways. We want to thank you for the kindly word spoken, the warm hand -clasp and the interest you have taken in our welfare. All these things were so genuinely sincere that they had largely the de -sired effect.We as you to please accept this purse as a remem'bran'ce of us and as a token of .sur "love and esteeiil. May you con- tinue to enjoy the Masters senile in your new field of labor and may the things that count for most. be yours richly to enjoy wherever your loto may be cast. Signed on behalf oft e Willing Workers Class and others, ;John Maines, Mrs. W. J. Petts, L. 'Hitborn," A Chesterfield table was given to Mrs. Barnby last Wednesday by the Amity Class at a tea at flit home of Miss Pearl Gidley, Dr. and Mrs. Barnby intend mov- ing to their new home in London next Wednesday. Miss Pearl Gidley has rented her Mule house to bit. Bray, the new'man- ager of the Bank. Miss Gidley intends holeling.a sale on July 6 to dispose of her household effects before -going to live withher sister in Hespeler,foe a while,' The young son of Mr. and- Mrs. Wm. Hamm returned ,Saturday -from Clinton hospital and is doing. nicely. The Band attended the Orange ser- vice in Auburn. United Church on Sunday evening. A number attended the Orange ser- vice at Londes'horo Sunday morning parents.- Miss Mary Smith, Toronto, is hol idaying with Miss Blanche Snell at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed, Fullerton, spent Sun -day with Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Reed. • Mr. and Mrs, L. Butson and babe spent Sunday in Stratford. Mr. and M•rs. Ben;ford of Japan vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Colqu ]town last week. iA number took in the two-day short course conducted in the hall, the first of the week, 'tftss Graham spent Stinday with Miss Vera Leary. Mrs, L. Elliott and children visited. in Detroit last week. Don't forget the open air services an Sunday, June 30, when Rev. Mr. Cousins of Stratford will conduct morning and afternoon services and Rev. Mr. Anthony Of Thames Road evening service. On Monday, July 1st, the annual ,picnic .will be held, ball games and races being the attraction. On Friday evening the Girls' and Boys' Softball teams will meet the Munro teams on the home field. First game called for 6 o'clock, Come out and give the teams a boost. Saturday evening the Hard Ball Team will play against Fullerton. The boys are doing -well, so be present to root for them. Mrs. Lisle Worden.—It was with deep regret that the community learn- ed of the passing of Mrs, Wh, Car- Iisle Worden on Wednesday, June 19, following an illness of nearly three years. Born in McKillop, Mary Elean- et Aitcheeon, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Aitch.eson, she was in her 38th year. She lived in McKillop until her marniage on Dec, 11. 191'8, to Mr. Worden, when she came to Hibbert township, where she has since been a ,highly valued member' of the comtmunity. The •fun- eral which was held on Saturday to Staffa cemetery was very largely at tended, Rev. Mr. Snell, of Staffa United' Church, conducted the ser- vices, The pallbearers wefe Messrs. Oscar Reed, John M'cDonal'd, Ken- neth Drake. John Barbour, James Barbour and Albert Norris. Four bro- thers and one sister survive, Jahn and James Ait;hesou, of McKillop; Alex and Ford Attcheson, of Sas- katchewan and Mrs Calder Gtlellp-h; also an aunt, M•r's Jatrtes Calder, Sr„ of MdKilerep, all of whotn attend- ed the funeral. Besides many lfrieied's from' the surrounding districts, hate following were present from a dts- tafece: Mr. and Mrs. MoK+ay, Walk- erton' Miss Mary Calder, of Welland; Mr. Delman, of Detroit; Mrs. Barr; Mrs• Harddll, Mr, and Mas, Joseplh Thompson and Mr. David Thampsotr, all of Toronto;' and Mr, and Mrs. Milton 1-Iodgert, of London; Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Sparks and Mr, John Sparks and. Mt'. Russell Sparks; of Bayfie'id and ,Mr. Alex, ,Sparks, of Hensall; M'r,�and Mrs, David Tough. Brucelfield, Masse =Parris QUEBEC SULKY PLOW This is the most popular sulky plow o eas- ily ha it.. Us good See particulars, We al the fa killer. WINTHROP. Miss .Muriel Farquharson and Miss Isabel 'Eaton spent Sunday with ,Mr.' and Mrs. Wm. Farquharson, of Wal- ton. • Miss .Narine Armstrong and Mrs, Jno, Armstrong, of Lgtedon, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Fergus B uftaad. Mr. and Mrs,' Melvin Blanchard Jr. of Brockville, are visiting their par-, chis, Ms, and Mrs. !Melvin Blanchard. Cavan Church' is being re -shingled this week. The Ladies' Aid and W.M. S. will be Neild at the home of 'Mrs. ,Rolbt, MdCdure next Wednesday 'afternoon, July 3rd, r. and Mrs. Wm. Sproat spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Nelson Govenlock. 'M'r. and Mrs. Mel, :Clarke attended the graduation of thein 'cousin, Miss Rena Johnston, tit'Seratford Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Alex. Aitcheson acid Mr, Ford IAitcheson, of Rosetdwn, Sask., and Mrs. Donald Calder, and daughter' Mary, were hone /ram Guelph at- tending t'he'funeral of their sister - Mrs, Worden. Miss Tillie Storey, of .McKillop. has been engaged io teach, in the Win- throp 'school for next year. Miss Lydia Reid has resigned to take the Harlocic school. ots .lteam �' Monkton football did n0 come on Wed'nesd'ay evening .for the scheduled ,game with Winthrop aw- in,g ,to the_illness Of several of their: •players. LONDESB'ORO. The district annual convential of the Women's• Institute was held in Community Hall on Tuesday. Follow- ing are the delegates and others reg istered: IBl thu-Mrs. J. Colclough,'Mrs Your Mrs, Robt..Wigh'ttnah Brs. pilon Mrs, B. Herring- ton, R. Richmond, g ton, Mrs, J. R. Bell, Mrs. J. W. Mills Mrs. N. P. Garrett, Mrs. Jas. Watt Ida M. !Stalker, Mrs. Wm. Rozell, J W. Mills, Miss J. Cowan, Dungannon --Mrs, R. McDonald Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mrs. Burton Roach Mrs, Percy Finnigian, Miss E. Elliott Mrs. J. J. Ryan, Mrs. Robert David- son, ' r - r•—Mrs. Sydney McClincliey Atrburt ) y Mrs. H. Magridgt Mrs, 'fames Woods. - + derich—Mrs, Beattie, Miss M. E Go Salkeld. Mrs. 3. H: Marshall, M`rs. P \V, Raines, Mrs. A. Higginson, Mrs J. C. Stewart, Mrs. C. L. Bissett, Mrs A. D. McLean, Mrs. Geo. -Bradford Mrs. C. Cuts,. Mrs. J, T. Salkeld, Mrs G. A. Bissett, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs W. Phillips, Mrs: L. Taylor, Mrs: l4 IvIeDonialld, Mrs. S. MctPhail, R. T Phillips, Mrs, R. T. Phillips. Wiregham—'Mrs. W. A. Sanderson Mrs, W. J. Adair, Mrs. W. M. Stew- art, Mrs. D. Geddes,'Mrs. Smith. ,Mrs., Geo. Casemore, Margaret Anderson Mrs. Wm. leeilliarnson, Mrs, Thomas Forbes Mrs. W. H. Fraser; Mrs. J. Fowler, Mrs,.'Nichotsott. K'intail—Mrs, Albert Bickett, Flora MacDonald, Mrs, Neil„ J. MacKenzie, Mrs. M MacGregor, Luella Cowan. Belgrave Mi.ss E. _Proctor, Mrs, Cart Procter, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs. Clegg. Clinton—Mrs. C. Venner, Mrs: 7. L. Heard, Mrs. J. B. Levis, firs. W. E. Perdue, Mrs. E. Ward. Mrs. 0. L. Paisley, Mrs. H. Jenkins, Mrs, L. Cree, Mrs. J, Radford, Mrs. W. H, Cowan; Mrs, Elliott, Mrs. Schoenth,als. Mrs. W. L. Mair. Mrs, S. -E. Rozell, Mtts, Ernest,Rozell, Mrs, C. Cook, Mrs, .W. J. Biggart, Mrs. Ida Chow - en, Maude. Torrance, Mrs, Glen Cook, Mrs, Andrew M. Kirk, Mrs. J G. Clark, Mrs. C. S. Hawke, Mr, and Mrs. Kirk and son, Me. and Mrs; Clark, {iLos Angeles, 'Cat), St. Augustine—Mrs, Geo. Naylor, Miss Sara Leddy, Mrs, Norman Thompson, Miss Elva Kearney. Si. Helens. --Mrs. Ed. Thoth, Greta M. Webb, Mrs, Arch. Aiulerson, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. McK, Webb, Mrs Geo. Webb: ifiensall—Joan C. 13onthrau, Pahnerstou'—Mrs, C. Sampson, Walton R,R, 3—Miss Parrott, 'The monthly meeting of the W.I. bee been postponed to July llth,,in- stead of Judy..4tt, vehich'is the date o ardentparty.The program wille: Baby Clinic, roll do s ofchildren..One take charge; song h Miss Ruth Lyon; instrumental, Al- ma Y n by,ieuta o: and es: Mrs. Geo, Moon. adios. Hostess Mrs. D, Carter; rs, Wells, Miss >roo t Lizzie The focal •' �Little, T e Frank l a ver avora) e. in rese i convention andare thrive tog, with a meth err tip a Onty the world's iarges't. bui1derof eights could announce STUDEBAKEWS NEW ictcitor1 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN (115)INCH WHEELBASE E.RE is an eight -a worthy con the World Champion ion 1 to viol Car t P pa aous.Commander Eights. Presidt:ntandftin „ The New Dictator glies abundant EightP power at your command—adequate to every emergency -an engine which a of'mile-a-minute speed, eed, yet makes ply P which is thrifty of oil and gas. Studebaker engineers have enhanced quality and '•erformance,• beauty and q 1? economy. In The New.'Dietator -these qualities fittingly complement that finest g , expression of modern :motoring—the s ..,.',:Fe -?;it engine. Since the introduce "' line f stralo•ht'eights Stude.- tion of Its 1x11 ,� . �, , : hd5 Motti. ever' official - stock cat. t ....r .h � '� 4 .:_t'>an L .,tl' ;arta'. rectodT.. t r r,. 'lots tern rase, all:r:: is , g; possible 'l ictatCr'S' costlier . .,,, .; i ..c D madz-po,a y $1530 at Walkerville. double -drop frame and a wheelbase in- creased to 1 z 5 inches.`Here is the riding ease for which all Studebaker cars are renowned. And here is the economy which you have demanded—'an economy which be- gins with low first cost and is carried .l through with remarkable thrift offuel and of lStudebakersturdiness., and with traditions The New Dictator Straight ht Eight to- day g day awaits you. Come in -talo: the wheel•- ut it through its paces.. .P 'Here Is the Evidence of Fine Car Quality! motor; Fore -shackled front ' Straight eight m , s • One-piece steel -core steering wheel; springs; p to shield•Ad'ustablesteer: , Non=slat.erablecetfnd . 1 , and kind Ampliffldeact on ing column f . 4-rtheel brakes; Double -drab frame. ' 52 STUDEBAKER MODELS 91095 to 93395 at Waikerville. Gov't lases extra' J. REGIER,-Seaforth spent Sunday with their friend, Mess Agnes Maioney, of Hvbbert. Mr, and Mrs. Lennie Smith, of I{enaeilwoat'th, spent the week -end with Mrs, E. Roach, Miss Monica. Roach accoti>,panied them home, where she will spend the holidays. 'We are all very sorry to hear that Master Maurice Ryan, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.: Patrick' Ryan, ,broke his leg ori Monday while riding on the cultivator with his father. His Teg: caught in the wheel, breaking the large bone and .two small bo:nes,which will lay Maurice up' for same time, 'Miss Lillian O'Sullivan visited at the home of Mr, ,and Mrs. Pester Krauskopi last week. ;Messrs. Pat ,\ialoney, Frank Feen- ey and Jos. McGrath, spent Monday at the circus in Stratford. Mr. James Hart is building a -foun- dation under Mr, Pester Krauslcopf's herr. . Mrs. William Feeney spent ISwnda,y at the home of- her son, Mr, Martin Feeney. 'M•r. and Mrs. Will Redmond are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. James Redmond.' Messrs. Tom, Aubert and Friel Gormley spent 'Sunday at•Bayfield. Mn. and Mrs. William Stapleton spent Sunday in Galt with- his broth- er, Mr, Carl Stapleton, -Mrs. Thomas Molyneaux is visiting friends in Chicago. \4r. William IMulcachy of Arizona, has returned to his home there after visiting at the home of 3s4r. and Mrs. l T. Molyueaux. Mrs A W Beacom and Y of oiim•er's daughter, i4fts J lir. and Mrs. NormanByersysited the f Brantford, were ,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brodliagen on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. • Redmond and R e are lad to hear that little daughter Ruth of Mtil'wauleee are vis- Archie Watt is temps after t)eutg iti"ng, his parents, Mr. and'Mrs. James posehivie ora few d+ays. r.. A. W. McEvviug and f Redmond for. a week.Mr. and M s The many . friends here regret the family spent $'atu,rdaay with- Mr. and death of Mr. Jerry Costello of Logan' Mrs Hugh MciEiwing olid #sandy, o who was killed on Monday when a Londbn, is a't Sipringbank Park. gravel truck upset on the highway Miss `O. LelBeau, of near Clinhote, north of Mitchell His home. was at s,pend'ing a' 'few days with. her friend, Kennicott, Miss Marjorie MelEwLng. A, number from here attended the Master Eddy' Ball visited A. W. funeral of sirs. George Scoins of Lo- McEwittg''s Sunday. pati dm Tuesday M,r, Jack V'oddeu• oid17eMrs oTsaac Mr. and Mese_ Dan. Carpenter, .of boro,.visii,ted `MIs. a Milwaukee, are' visiting Mr. and Mrs, Rapson SundaY;afiternoon: 0 r f Jttimes Redmond. Mr. and' Mrs,'BowYer L'awvndOsite�d The schools are' closing this week, Windsors allso Mrs, Crawford, vi tri The children ai'e looking forward to •Miss Fiof5a,ae and B,olb Watson i well-earned holidays. day evening• :MLsa Bertha Ho'ggarct is to lie• con - HURON SCHOOL FAIR DiA:TE5. 'tul•a'ted ur het' s'pleudrzl success in n the market, It p 1 1' I tl 1 t f gra; ,ifs a silver cup,f.ar.,judging at handled—a boy can operate I3ensall Sept. l'lth X"inn g s ivfton lash fa14, \4tat Users declare it does as the United Church F c Zueioh ...... . . . . .. . 'Sept. lath Lon'cto'ti Ell+, able to wait elle hdges work as a walking plow., b Cl Grand 'Lietul Se!pt., 13th H.oggart bra R call, funny sayings I h est hunuber of poiiut5, ihi IheSt'ti nirlt+lit us, for full n uses will t, l g Colborne Tp, !Sept 16th 1 0 was g a two t so have WEED COP, l 1 S'c tt ma Cat ter, song T cream pitcher and su mous non-poisonous weed Wroxeter •. • . , , Sept. '19th Chntof a sibver M R Wil Mf Howictc Tp,. ..,, . ,; 'Sept. 20th hers cash prizes, Fute h Sept e3rd gar bowl with two Austin, Mrs. Feed.' Sholvl 1 , L” Ct el I rave • Be g ����„Q Mains, tnacl 1■!� blanch mace y, f 1 f i t Goderich Tp. p Sian at the eh 131yt'h p 30 l ' anti Repairs l h f 100 Crediton W d tesdaY night, d lit Osborne p. Metallic oo ing DUBLIN, Clinton Town .... OPEN EVENINGS .Miss Ursula Keauskopf, of Dublin, Clinton 'Rural _� p data; accompanied by Miss ,1's:abel, yo,r. 1f e° ii " i I"" I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIII!IIIIIpllllllllllllllllllilll�l!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIl1WIIIVVIIIIIVnVIIII�IIWIlI0G�91®� ! 1' ...,.I,6lVl7„,�tlV,,,,.I,hIIII,I�Jllllllll �,IPll,milillillllllllllllll 11 NORTH McKILLOP. McKILLOP. ,Mr. and Irs.'J., tM, I3eud'erson are spending a •few weeks an Detroit with. friends, .Mr, and Mrs, ;Eddard Dorr;ance and Miss 'Ivy 'Simmons have returned from their muter trip; to 'Muskoka. Miss Eileen i3iernes, of !Atwood, spent the .week -end at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. George Dickson. Mr, !Samuel Storey Sr. and Mists Mary Storey spent Sunday with' friends near Leadbury, .lir. and M'rs. Wm, McClure spent Sunday with 'friends at Allwood, HARLOCK. sure and take .in the Garden Partys Strawberry Festival whish is10y sad S Y Community Hall, is to behel•dattheCo Y Lonndesboro, Friday evening, June 28. (this week), under the auspices of the Burnt United Church Ladies' Aid. A good supper. will he served consisting of ham, strawberries, salads, pie, etc. The programme will be good as it is the play, "Lena Rivers,” presented by Au'by it taieitt. Local talent will be retidereresbellween acts. 13e sure and cone and bring your ft'ieud and en- joy a good time. week- end Isabel Reid spent the we end wide her friend, Miss Marjorie Bickel!, of Sealforth. r Beacom and Mr. and rMrs. A. \� . Bear Mr, Harold and Misses Kathleen and Edythe Beacom visited .Winglham Thursday. Edythe visited . J. 'oro Friday af- ternoon. near Loiidesb Lyon, K a ailo & Nic, A� Agents for Massey-Tiarris' implements g i Beatty Bros. Farm EquipmentM 11' R f' Frost Fence Gas & Oil She a s edging at the competition`,t'hheld fot St. 1bledens : , . , , , ... ,Sept: nth 1 Friday, w'itmutg Ashfield Tp, !Sept. 17th ty 24th Sept. . 25th Sept, 'Se t. l7'tlt Sept. t1 Oct, lat Oot, 3rd Oct, 411s Mrs, G. Thornton, who has been visiting her son in Henfryn, has re- turned home. b :Miss Elizabeth Brodhagen of Du lin, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.' E. Cm Regele, Messrs. Norman and Ed. Byers called on Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Regele also Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thornton on Sunday afternoon. 'Mrs; James Racho of 'Stratford and family were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H- Brodtagen• on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Byers and - family of Otterville were visiting the Batter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H_ Brodhagen. of Dublin on ' Sunday af- ternoon, • Mrs.Jos. Thornton was visiting her 1 mother, Mrs. George Kistner on Mon- day afternoon, School teachers and pupils will soon be having their holidays and at the present time are working very hard, Mrs. William Mitchell of Carling- ford, who has ibeen visiting -tier dangle-. • ter. Mrs. Leonard Leeming the ,past week has, returned home. Mr. and Mrs, Edw.' Regele accom- panied by Miss Elizabeth' Brodhagen called oil Dublin friends Sunday ev ening. . HTILLETT.' Miss Edna Gilkittso,n spent Sunday at her hone near Wingleam. Mr, and Mrs. Jasper McB,rien. olf Auburn, spent Sunday at'aho home oif ,lir, Chas. Stewart, Oa Sunday morning last the tne'ni.- hers of, Morris'Dis'trict Orange Lodge consisting of 'l3elgrave, Blyth,'Au- burn and L'ondesboro Lodges attend- ed Divine Worship atLondesboro- United Church. 'Tlic pastor, Rev, J. W. Johnson preached a very eloquent sermon, staking far his text the second chapter of First Peter and the seaeti- teenth verse,"iHonour ail nett, lo've the brotherhood, fear God and 'hon- our the King." Visiting brethren from Goderich, Varna, Clinton, Wing - ham and Wanton were out in strong 0 numbers. The church was crowded and very, nicely decorated wills flags and flowers, also the choir rendered very appropriate music. It being one of the best services of the kind ever held in Lotidesboro. Thc ann'wai Strawberry 'Festival of I�oncles!boro United Church Sunday School wild be held on the community hall grounds oundts an y'Thursday eventing, July 4th. Supper served from six o',olocic until eight, .after ' w'hich -'a s,piendid progr'anl will be given con- sisting o.fa play'' entitled' "Th Cotton - el s Maid,put oil by tlieyouatg people This is 'linas't entirely work BerAiha. , of Reigns. fnl•t of 91 ames are fully started at p good wholesome The ba n foils ltc ou g Y fiin, from ,r� �i 's. T st t to lis't, C'oane and eu� u w g t�. c� W. t s ev e r Y A, . lve Chill- , r' 11. 1 he o .Lt, Ad'n ss -Adult 50c lul t s C n .o ] Y e y .,.�. wedoeshiy l dren 3'5c, If wear'her'is unfteva,nra'b1•e, e i play be put on in hall. Chas, Stew - Mr. and ,Mrs, Wm, Gt leve:. anal Mr, � 'le daudithterrt of Ddtr'o,t, vylneedliing, •: ant, Superintendent lvlis,a Katie ti R'o'bert >a,era tri oar .Mjo n d,ay B sown, Sec,