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THE SEAFORTI'I NEWS, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Fulton spout a
Snowdon 13ro.,, Publishers, few days last week with their laugh-
_ ; f tc,t, Mrs Joseph Carter,
Ret, W. e. Chandler and family of
l ordwich called on friends on Mon-
day, Mrs. Chandler and baby are
at present visiting at her home' its
Ottawa.
Miss \iary Dickson of Seaforth
spentthe, week end with'i4teses Edna
and Marjorie Reid.
TRE SEAS » RTII NEWS,
Poultry
Delivered to the store on
Wednesday q r
£ eaon.
n
It will,pey yoti to get our
price on Twine.
W. C. 1ENNET T
WALTOI
WALTON,
Harris Family Gathering, -The sec-.
•ond annual reunion of the descend-
ants of the late Jim and Elizabeth
'Harris who settled in Fullarto town-.
ship about 1843, canting from Devon-
shire, England, was held m Queen's
Park, Stratford, and a -as a decided
-success, although the heavy down -
,pour of rain at the noon hour threat-
ened to ruin the afternoon. ;Guests ga-
thered from Centralia, Auburn, Gode
rich, Preston, Kitchener, Mitchell
Munro, Lo tdat
Walton, Brussels
Farquhar, Clinton and Stratford and
.a. most enjoyable afternoon was spent
in,games and races of various kinds
-with the sports in charge of Alvin
'Harris, eonvener, Howard Fanson
Bert Lobb and Ned Curtis. The pie
•eiickers did true justice to the heavily
laden table of picnic foods which
hour and
noon
r • t at the
were . e � ec
also later in the afternoon, Mrs. C.
Drawn, of Russeldale was convener.
of the refreshment committee and oth-
ers on the committee were Mrs. Nel-
son Heal. Mrs. J Harris and Mrs.
Lena 11cGavin. Edward 'Curtis of
Mitchell was unanimously elected pre-
sldent for the reunion which will be
held in Stratford next summer, while
e
James Harris of •Preston was named
vice-president; Oliver Harris of Mit-
chell and retiring president, Frank
Harris of Aiunro was named honorary
president. Mrs. Nelson Couch of
Stratford was re-elected secretary -
treasurer of the reunion, Alvin. Har-
ris, Munro, was named as, convener of
the sports for next year and Mrs. C.
Drown as convener of the refreshment
committee, The success of the gath-
ering was due largely to the untiring
efforts of the officers. ' The oldest
, •member of this well known fancily
-present was Mrs, Ann Curtis of Ruse
seld'ale who is in her 90th year. The
'youngest child was Baby Florence
Parsons. The results of the races and
the winner; were as follows: Girls un-
der 4 -Ilene Fanson. June 'Butson,
'Boys under 4 -Charlie Harris, Roy
Walkom, Girls 5 -7 -Leona McGavin,
Fedelma 'Parsons, Boys 5 to 7_
Franklin Butson, ,Arnold Harris. Girls
8 to 10 -Ila William, Mildred Sellers.
Boys 8 to 10 -Harris Butson. Dalton
'Waikoon. Girls 11 to 14 -Bertha Brit-
ton, Dorothy Parsons. Boys, 11 to 14
-Alden Williams. Young ladies' race
- Vina \\'alkont, Bertha Britton.
'Young men's race, Clayton Harris,
Frank Williams, Elopement race-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sellers, Fat
man's race -Harold Sellers, Howard
Fanson. Stout ladies' race -Marion
Fannon, Mrs. Frank Harris. Married
men's race -Harold Sellers, I. Walk -
am, Married ladies' race -Mrs, Har-
old Sellers, Mrs. James Lealess. Three
'legged race, under 12 years -Leona
McGavin and Mildred Sellers. Boys'
three legged race, over 12 years -Bert
Lobb, Harold Sellers. Girls' slipper
race -Audrey Couch, Mildred Sellers,
Kicking the slipper contest -Mrs,
elson Couch. Laughing contest-
Mrs. Ed, Curtis.
Master Jack McGavin is spending
his holidays with his grandparents,
John and Mrs. Harris.
John Rea has returned to his home
in Edmonton, after spending a few
weeks with his mother, and also his
"brother, James A. Rea.
Joseph anti Mrs. Bennett are spend-
ing a few days in Flint, Mich.
John McDonald and wife and fam-
ily are leaving Walton Wednesday
for 'Windsor. We wish them success.
Congratulations are being extended
to Eileen Gowland, little daughter of
R. C. and Mrs, Gowland (nee Cora
Forbes) of Fergus, on passing her In-
troductory piano exam with honors.
Many wish her.continued success.
Mrs. S. L. McLeod has returned to
her hone in Seiiferth after spending a
few days at the home of Mrs, Jos.
Nicholson.
Mr, George Nicholson has purchas-
ed a car,
Mr. Raudc.iph Lowry visited at
Lorne Roe's on •Sunday,
lir, Jae. McDonald of London .is
.i5iting friends in the village,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sohier and Ken-
neth are spending their holidays with
riends in Simcoe.
Mr, Staling of Ethel has rented Mr.
Tilos. Clark's .blacksmith shop and
gets possession August lst.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett are
vtsitiitg friends in Detroit.
A farewell party for the McDonald
family was held in the hall en Tues-
day night. A purse was presented by
Mr. J.. M. Gavenlock, ex-M.P;P., of
Seaforth, on behalf of the community,
and he also spoke a few words, and a
reply of thanks was made by Mr, John
McDonald, jr. A pleasant evening of
dancing was :pent. The McDonalds
moved their household effects to their
new home in \V'ilidsnr•.'on,Wednesday.
Mr. and \irs. R. G. Parke and Miss
Dorothy .pent one evening last week
with friends at Walton,
Miss Viola ('anter 'pent a day in
S tt atford,
Mrs, n Campbell is "pending a
iew days with friends in Blytli.
Neesere. Gee. ,. Jackson, Duncan
Johnston, Peter B. Gardiner, Joseph
Carter 111(1 Piroes Carter were in
ordwich an 1+ril•ay.
Mrs. C. Drager and son Jack are
visiting with friends in London,
Ivry, Jabn'Rea of Edmonton, Alta,,,
wito has 'spent the pat two weeks vis-
iting hie. mother, Mrs. John Rea, left
no Saturday for his home in the 'West.
Mr, Ernest McClinchey of Flint,
,fish„ sport a ,few days recently at
the: home re.. Miss Viola Carter,
Miss "'"lora Harris "
1s spending a
week in Mitchell and Kitchener,
BLYTH.
A number of Blyth girls attended.
last
as t
the Goderich' Summer seh o I
week, Those' in, attendance were
Misses Ernva Leslie, Dorothy P'ople
stone, Alberta Richmond, Dorothy
Bryant, Amdrey Bryant, Elizabeth
Mills and Clete. Watson, This school
is worthy of hearty co-operation and
it is hoped more young people will
take advantage of its privileges,
Mr, James Ridlnuond received word
of the death of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Elliott Richmond, St. Jacob's, ',Mrs,
Tames ;Richmond and Mrs, Thos. Pate
are attending the funeral
Slight commotion was aroused the
other, day when Ray Bryant shot a
porcupine to a large maple tree at Jas.
H. Richmond's gate, This is a rare
animal in these parts.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichol and
fAnun•Mrs, Mary Golder and
Mr.
Roy '1'lutell, of f Bru sell were visit-
ors urs during the week with Mr. and
Mrs, Wm, Thuell,
Dr, and Mrs. Wilford a
nd family
Tuesday. Dr.
rc ut Toronto an
arrived f 1
Wilford has just retttrned from China
on furlough.
Congratulations to Miss Alberta
hn n
is io d forhavingsuccessful) re-
ceived
ceived hsr teacher's
pp certitica te.,A'lberta
has a school near home and best
wishes are given her froth all.
Mr, and Mrs, Herb, McElroy, as:
companied by Mrs, Jos. Gibson Sr,
and Miss Ella Gibson visited rela-
tives in Crediton and Dashwood.
Mr. Ballantyne who has been seri-
ously ill for sometime, is not yet im-
proving. very fast, his tetany friends
regret.
Preparing for what promises to be
a nig crop this year, Mr, Herb. Mc-
Elroy started this 'week making apple
harrels hi his cooper shop.
A c,itnnuntity picnic will be held in
Mr. Russell Richmond's, grove on
\\rednesday afternoon, July 31st.
Everybody welcome, Bring baskets.
KIPPEN. '
Mrs: 'Bowler.' and 'son Gordon, of
Toronto,visited Mrs, E. Sproat and
Mrs. J. enderson this week,
.hiss Helen D'insdaie, nurse -fn -train-
ing at Stratford hospital, is visiting
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, .Ro'bt. ,Dins -
dale,
Miss Mary McClymont, of Toronto,
is the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Mc-
Clyntont,
Mr. and Mrs. G. (Love returned last
week from their honeymoon and after
spending a few days here left for their
new home_in Lansing, Mich.
Mr. Thos. Workman is quite ill at
present, his friends are sorry to know.
Mrs. John Anderson who spent the
past month "with her son, Mr. \\ril-
liam Anderson, has gone for a visit
with her son, Mr. Arthur Anderson,
near Hensall,
Mr, 'Wallace Rogers and Mr. and
errs. J. A. Workman spent the week-
end at Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Bowey were week
end visitors at Port Stanley.
Mrs. R. P. Bell and daughter Mary,
of Seaforth, who were visiting in
Teandon, spent the week -end with Mr.
Thos. 'Workman,
The Thompson picnic was held to
Drysdale an Wednesday last with an
attendance of sixty or more. It was
an ideal day and a most enjoyable
time was spent by all.
Mr. Alex. McMurtrie, of Toronto,
visited his brothers, Messrs. John and
Hugh McMurtrie during the past
week.
Rub it in for Lance Back. -A brisk
rubbing with Dr, Thomas Eclectric
Oil will relieve lame back. The skin
will immediately absorb the oil and
it will penetrate the tissues and bring
speedy relief. Try it and he convinc-
ed. As the liniment sinks in, the pain.
comes me nut and there are ample
grounds for saying that It is an ex-
cellent article,
Massey.liarris
QUEBEC SULKY PLOW
This is the most popular sulky
plow on the market, It is eas-
ilyn l -
leae d d a boy can operate
it„ Users declare, it does as
good wogs as a' walking plow,,
See us for full partienlars.
We also have 'WEED COP,
thetfamous non-poisonous weed
killer,
Gallop & McAlpine
Agents for Massey -Harris Implements and Repairs
Beatty Bros. Farm Equipment Metallic Roofing
Frost FenFe Gas & Oil OPEN EVENINGS
STANLEY,
An arson Er att --.A quiet wedding
edding
of cansideratfele interest in
the com-
munity toolsplace at the Parsonsage
10 Varna at 6 a.m, on Saturday morn-
ing, July '220th, when Annie tRubena
f Mr,and Mrs.
I r clan hter .o
Rtb
( Y) g
E• ••'tof the Babylon Line,
eta t, h
was united in 'marriage to Mr. :George
G. Anderson, son of Mr, 'and Mrs.
David Anderson, Parr Line. The
bride ^• becomingly
dressed to can-
ary
georgette with lace and hat to
match and carried a bouquet of mauye
scabiolas. Rev. J. .'V, Penrose, of
Varna United Church, peefotmod the
ceremony. immediately afterwards
the happy couple left for Seaforth
where they took the train for points
east. On their return they will make
their house with the groom's parents,
on the Parr :Line, Mr. and Mrs. An-
derson have the best wishes of every-
one in this district where they have a
host of friends and acquaintances, the
bride having been organist of Goshen
Line Church,
Rev. Jas and :Mrs. Foote, of Carle-
ton Piace {'formerly of Exeter) were
visitors with friends and relatives over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, •Lorne Armstrong
spent the week -end at the Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Turner spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
Robert McClinchey's.
Varna. Goshen and Blake United
Church Sunday school picnic are'be-
ing held to Jowett's Grove, Baydfield,
on Thursday, July 25.
Mr. jos, Wild visited friends in
Zurich one night last week.
Sorry to report' that\Laster Arnold
Makins is under the weather lately.
On Sunday last the Blue Water
highway was the scene of an accident
that might have proved serious when
the ear driven by Mr. Reg. Williams,
accompanied by Mr. Newton Sturg-
eon and lady friends, Was turned over
:in the ditch. The car was almost de-
molished -while the occupants escaped
with only minor injuries,
Air. Gilbert Jeffrey has quite a curi-
osity at his farm -a colt having only
three legs, two hind legs and ane
front leg. The colt is doing well and
is quite smart.
CRO.MARTY.
Mrs. R. G. McKay and children, o'f
eeralkertan, are holidaying at the home
of Mrs, McKay's parents, Mr, and
firs. Jas. Scott.
Mr. Alex, McKellar visited last
week with relatives in IStaffordville.
Mrs. Jas. Scott and two children,
from California, called on some of
their friends one day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan
and Grace 'visited with Mr. and :Mrs.
Ritchie and family at Point Edward
one day this 'week.
Mr, Gershon Speare is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sant Speare.
Miss Currie a,nd her sister, Mrs.
Tufford, of Toronto, are holidaying at
her home here.
Mrs. Barr of Stratford called on
Mr, and Mrs. John Scott.
HULLETT.
A'b7;tt fifty of the Youitgpeople o'f
tate neighborhood gathered at elle
home of Mt ,end Mrs, Ab, Vodden on
I Friday evening- The first part of the
evening was spent its playing progres-
sive :euchre and a box of chocolates
were presented to the Lady and Gen-
tietnatt winning the ' highest number
of points. £nnttediately after the pine
a dainty lunch was served after which
Mr, Leslie Ball read the following ad'-
dress to elle Bride aired Groont
f4Dear M. and, Mrs,. Voddent We
ste'h o oe
young People of this t t b rho t{
the yo tg p op g
'leave gathered here in your new home
to extend to you our ' heartiest con-
gratela'tions and good wishes at the
beginning of your wedded life. Our
social intetcourses with„•you lla've al-
ways been very happy and pleasant,
therefore it is with the 'greatest of
Pleasure that we desire. to give yott
this tangible evidence of the high es-
teem in which we regard. you, 'May
this Fernery and rug as yott see it in
your home be a symbol of that light,
of love, joy, and prosperity which we
hope will east .its radiance` a'llalong,
emir:pat'h:way of married life-.Sigi id
in behalf of the ' Community." Miss
Jean' -Ball and Miss Ida 'Josling d pre-
i fernery.
soured, -the ,beautiful rug and t Y
The young couple gave a suitable
re-
ply
thanlciag them all for their kind-
ness
' d-ness
and gave them a ,hearty invite
Hon to vjsit them again, The hest of
wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs,
Vodden .for a long, happy and pros-
perous wedded ted e.
ec life..
DUBLIN.
Miss Helen Krauskopf, nurse.' 'in
Lon-
don,
lis' Hospital,
it t
tram 1 O#. S .
g
Joseph's
don, is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James
Krattskopf.
The many friends of Mrs, Joseph
Hickey, who has been very sertously,
t d
twoweeks, are ease
it for .past e
I of AaP
to hear that she is gradually improv-
ing,
Miss Grace Williams, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs.s. Patrickrick
home
Ryan, has returned .to her I of e 11t
Detroit.
Master Maurice Ryan;' eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ryan, is able to
be around again after having his' leg
broken.
Mr, John McLear, who has been
visiting with his daughter, Mos. Pat
Ryan Jr, returned to his home in,De-
troit on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Bowie and daughter,.
of St. Augustine, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Janes Redmond on Sunday.
Miss jean McConnell is visiting
friends in Detroit,.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strubb and
brother, Mr. Fernbroolc, all of Kitch-
ener, were guests of Mrs. Torn Burns
on Sunday.
Miss Adessa Holmes, nurse of Buf-
falo, is visiting her many friends in
the village.
Miss Margaret Byrnes has returned,
from Detroit.
Mr. Jim McCintee is calling on his.
old friends in the village. It is twen-
ty-five years since Jiin left here and
he says he sees many changes in that
time. He was section boss here for
some time.
Miss Beatrice Strttbb and sister
Margaret of Kitchener are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs, Thos. Burns'
Miss Alice Litt of Stratford is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs, Alex. Darling. "
Miss Ethel Williams of Toronto
visited her aunt, Mrs. John Carpenter.
VARNA.
Mrs, W. MeAsh, of London, spent
a few days with her son this week.
Mrs. Reid and daughter 'Mary spent
a few days with her sister, 'Mrs. 'J.
McAsh,
M. Ellliott shipped live stocic to
Toronto Saturday.
Mrs. Green, of Bayfield, spent a few
days with her cousin, Mrs. L. Beattie.
Miss -Collyer, of London, is the
guest of Mr. and •Mrs, J. Mossop.
Mr. and Mrs. Schell and family are
guests of Air. and Mrs, Alf. Austin.
Mr. Thos. Slavin and Mr, F'red
Slavin and Miss Ida Slavin, of
Chiselhurst, and the Misses Slavin of
Hensall called on Mrs. John Beatty
on Sunday.
The song of the reaper is heard this
week,
We are pleased to report that Mr.
John Johns is recovering •front his
recent illness.
Mr, Win, Beatty of Mount '.Brydges-
is enjoying a holiday with f=riends in
Goderich and Varna.
A most successful garden party was
held on. Dr. Moffatt's lawn in connec-
tion with the United Church. Regard-
less of the coolness of the evening
there was a bumper crowd. Pro-
ceeds were $300.
FAMILY REUNION.
The above photo of the ten members cif the family of the late James and Mrs. Hays of McKillop was telt
�Y J Y a est
on Mr. Adam Hays la'wn in Seaforth. when they gathered for the, recent reunion of S S. No. 2, McKillop.
Left to right; -+Back Row -Mrs. Thomas McElroy, 'Seaforth; Mr, Williem'pHays, Lipton, Seek; Mrs, John
Mil'lson, Seiaforth; Mrs, G. F. S. Gardens 'Toronto; Mr, Adam Hays, Seaforth; Mrs. W. K. Ireland, Climax;
Sask.
Front Row: -bio, James 'flays, Seaforth; Mrs.1W. 0, Fowler, Leamington, 01114 Ivir, Robert C. Hays,
Goderich; Mrs. J, 7,reland, Detroit Lakes, Minn, Y
HIBBERT.'
The following is the. report of Hib-
bert Separate School. No. 4. Section A.
-Pupils are arranged according to
marks obtained on promotion exam-
inations, Section B --Pupils are ar-
ranged according to year's work,
honmeworic, neatness, attendance, dis-
cipline, etc, Successful .Entrance class
ltcIver, Harry H., O'Reilly, Vera
H., O'Connor, Rose H., Doyle, Nellie.
:Section A ---Jr. IV. to Sr, IV. -Mor-
ris Joseplh H., Morris. Ellwyn H.
F' '
Sr, hI+I to Jr. IV. --Williams Cather-
ine H., O'Connor John, McIver Jos-
ephr Feeney Marie, Feeney Fergus,
O'Reilly Joseph, Jordan Mary. Jr. IIS.
to' Sr. TI'I.-Morris Mary H.. Atkin-
son Margaret and O'Connor Joseph
(equal), McIver Marion, O'Reilly
Margaret., II. 'to ._ jr. II2.-+Jordan
Anna,. Williams Hanna, Fitzpatrick
Mary; Feeney Mona. Pt, II.'to I2,-.
McIver Lotus, Atkinson, Teresa. Pri-
mer to -Pt II.=Mc'Iver Tout 543, Cr -
Connor 'Gerald
'-Connor'Gerald 529, Williams' Tommy
525,- Coyne Matt 504, McIver. L•nde and
500, Jordan Clare 496, Atkinson Gene-
vieve 496. Jr. First class -Fitzpat-
rick Margaret 335, Feeney Carl 297.
Section B. -Jr. IRT. .'Morris Ellwyn
95 p.c., Morris Joseph 93..Sr, Tile--
Feeney,
'II.-Feeney, Fea•gus 96, Jordan Mary 90,
Williams Catherine 89, Feeney, Marie
73, McIver Joseph 66, O'Connor, John
60, O'Reilly Joseph 51. Jr. IiIL-Mc-
Iver Marioh 91, O'Connor Joseph 84,
O'Reilly Margaret 72, Atkinson Marg-
aret 71, Morris Mary 70. II .JJ'ordan
Anna $2, Feeney Mona 74, \\Fillfatns
Hanna 71, Fitzpatrick Mary 60. Pt. 11,
-.Atkinson Teires'a 93, McIver Louis
79. Peimer,-tjorden Clare 95, A fkin-
son Genevieve 93, Feeney' Carl 90,
Fitzpatrick Margaret 88, Coyne Matt
86, McIver Edward 84, O'Connor,
ToGerald 82, McIver Toni 81, Williams
mmy 80.
Lucy M. B. Burke, Teacher.
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LONDESBORO.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland were
Clinton visitors on Saturday last..
Mrs. D. D. Roberton is .4p, -ending
this week in Toronto with her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogerson are
visiting this week with Mr, and Mrs,
Dave Watson ofWinthrop.
Mr, and. Mrs, Duncan Boyd and
Mrs. Adams of Chicago called on Air,
and firs, Brogden one day recently..
Mrs. Jas. Campbell spent Thursday
last week the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Elliott, of Blyth.
Mr. and, Mrs, H. Lyon are visiting
tlheir daughter,_Mes. Holmes, of Dres-
den.
Mrs. Fothergill and daughters spent.
Thursday the guests of Mrs. Rud"dell
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. McCool, Mrs.
McCool Sr, and Mrs, T. Moon mot-
ored to Stratford -on Sunday.
Miss Sadie McCool oft Ottawa is
spending her holidays with her mother
here.
Mrs, Nott and Miss Belle are Sea-
fnrth visitors this week
Miss Louise Crawford is spending a
few days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Doerr, near Auburn.
Mr. Archie Webster is helping his
brother, lir,' J. Webster on the 13th,
with his hay.
Some of our sports took in the cir-
cus at .Linr10•1 on Tuesday.
Mrs, 2[ouutain' is spending a few
days with her daughter, biros, Pipe, of
Gr,derieh, who has been very i11, but
weare pleased to know is glome from
the hospital and much improved.
Miss Esther Lyon returned to her
home on Monday after a visit With
Clinton friends, •
Mrs. T. Herman and fancily of Clin-
ton is visiting her. brothers here, the
Messrs, Robert and ;Will Caldwell.
WEEDS.
The 'Weed Control Act which carne
into effect in 1927 is something which
was probably never thought of by the
pioneers of Agriculture in Ontario. At
that time weeds were not serious and
dirt not tilenace -nur ,greatest industry
-Agriculture. All farriers fear
weeds., Most ,farmers attempt to con-
trol thein; a few seem to either dis-
regard them 0r accept them a5 a ne-
cessary evil, Maximum yields are
impossible in weed polluted fields.
Aetlinca is Torture. No . one who
hasn't gasped• for breath in the power'
of asthma knows what such suffering
is Thnusands do know, however,
from experience how immeasurable is
the relief provided by that marvellous
preparation. Dr, 5. D, Kellogg's 'As-
thna Remedy. For years 'it has been
relieving the most sevet•e'eves. If yott
are a sufferer do not delay 'tti day in
iecuring this remedy from your drug-
gist.
ruggist.
THURSDAY, J:
25a 3.929.
IIESSIIEa�
the C/th//en er
has the right
to tare/
7-4*
Challenging variety
at air ColorShczv'
Come see the beauty`and variety ;which Essex
offers at no extra cost. In every other ' way open
. toroof Essex has proved its right to dare.. Tt
p
challengesthe performance, the style, the luxuri-
ous
comfort of any car at any price. No. other
gives you back so much for every dollar yousput:in..
A Big, adult -size "Six." Fine tolook q INItle Choke of Color
at. Roomy and comfortable. ASUPER- AT NO' 1?•;NTUA. COST
SIX motor -challenging up to, 70' miles
an hour.
Hydraulic shock absorbers, 4 -wheel
brakes, radiator shutters and air cleaner
are standard. AND TItP.
Add up yourself the $100
in "extras"'. • All prices f..o..b.Windsor,
that EssexProvides at no extra cost. taxes extra.
Your present car will probably="cover the, entire +first 'paement-.'The
K. M. C. Purchase Plan offers the lowest ter. ms
• available on the. balance..
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antes �
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Seaforth n•
STAFFA.
Mr. Howard Leary, London, is hpt-
idaying under 'Nhe parental roof. '
Mr. and Mrs, F. O'Brien and Mr.
Harold O'Brien spent Sunday in Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. O'Brien, Flint,
spent the week 'end with Mr. and Mrs,
F. O^Brien.
Mrs. C. Treffry and Miss Myra, of
London, are visiting with Miss Jennie
Treffry
',Preparations are being made to
have the township hall moved from its
present site to the corner 'tear Airs.
Chnbbs.
Misses Marie and Madge Sillery
spent the week end ' with Stratford
friends.
The many friends of Mrs. R.• 'Mc-
Donald are pleased tie learn she has so
far recovered to be removed from
London to the home of her parents,
Mr. and' Mrs. S. Samaras, Cromarty.
- Mr. and Mrs. A. Luxton are -mov-
in.. to their house recently purchased
from the Mrs. Hotham estate.
MissB..Eglington, Regina, is visut-
•ing.her sister, Mrs, B. Snell.
Miss Margaret 'Ann Norris Of 'Strat-
ford, daughter of Hugh and .firs, Nor-
ris, Staffa, and Thomas Ross Dunlop,
of Carleton Place,. were married on
Wed. July 17,• in the parsonage of Cen-
tral United Church, Stratford, •with
Rev. C, W. 'De'mitle officiating. They
were attended by Mr, and 'Mrs. Wil-
liam Parker. After a short wedding
ti'p Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop will live in
Carleton Place. The bride is a gradu-
ate of the' Stratford [General hospital.
Mr. Dutot of Comber and Mr, and.
Mrs.' Adam Wallace of Windsor call-
ed at Mr. George Vivian's one day
last week.
Miss May - Wallace of Seaforth
spent a few days visiting George Viv-
Ian's this last week. .
Staffa United Church and Zion
church intend holding their Sunday
school picnic in Stratford on Friday
25th Juiyr
Mr,' and Mrs, Richard Sidlery an-
nounce ce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Williatnena, to Mr, William R.
Lupton, son of Air. and Mrs. Charles
Lupton of Embro, which took place
on Saturday, July 6th, at 12 o'clock ire
Grace Church, Staffa. Rev. 21. Parker
rector of St Paul's •church, Hensall,'
eflficieted.
When Thermometers in the City
Are Dancing in the 90's.
There's a care -fres, colorful vaca-
tion waiting for yoti et the Highlands
of Ontario, --where cool pine and hal-
sam-scented breezes drift across spar-
kling'azttre-bblue lakes where you
can enjoy to 'the full all out-of-cloor
recreetiorts-including tennis, swim-
ming, motor-boatieg,- actua-planing;
canoeing, fishing, golf, hiking --• and
you will like the informal' social life in
this Lakeland Region -balmy, lazy
moonlight nights tinder the glow of
Northern stars -soft music, delightful'
people --everything to crowd your va-
cation with 'real hapiaess,
For specially prepared hooklets cl'eal-
' ig with Muskoka, Lalce of Bays, Al-
gonquin Park; French and :Pickerel
Rivers: and Kawattha Lakes, apply to
any, Canadian 'Netionel Agent,
ENTRANCE:,
!Dashwood Centre -Honours- Ila
Hodgins, Anna Taylor. Pass-.L'or-
een Becker, Anna Dietrich, Benedict
Dietrich, Raymond Eagleson, Della
Gratton, Trellis Gratton,-Ethylda
Held, Beulah Hodgins, Harry Miller,
Blanche Morenz, Mary Phtterson,
Ruth Tiernan, Retta Pfaff.
Crediton Centre Norma Fink-
beiner, Maurice Hirtzel, Gordon Ratz
Evelyn 'Sippell: Pass -Marguerite
Amy, Timothy Coughlin, Velma
Guettinger, Theresa. Hogan, Marg-
aret Jones, Isla Lamport, Lloyd Lan•1-
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rissey, Gordon O'Rourke, Helen Re-
gan.
'Goderich Centre -;Honor's - Helen
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Lula Croft, Raymond Dean, Phyllis
de Peudry,. Madeline Ger'omette, Ray-
mond Lawrence, Beth McPhee, Grace
Mason, Alma O'B'rient •Marjorie
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lows, Margaret Sandy, Keith Saun-
ders, Keinteth Scott Benson Sraugh
an, Isabelle Tyndafl,: Jack Videan,
Jean Whitely, Collin Young, Eunice
Young.
Pass -'Ada Anderson, Percy And-
erson, James Ashton, Verna Banbour,
Mary Bisset,; Elaine Burrows, Vera
Clark,. Phyllis Cooper, Donald Croft,
Verna Edward, Margaret Ferguson,
Jack Gilbert, Herbert Greene, Marge
are Griffith, MonaHarrison, Robert
Homey, Phyllis Holton, Clifford .Hoy,
Leslie Hoy, Betty Jenner; Cornelius
Johnstone, Kenneth Jteck, Doris Kit -
ton. ;Marion "Lamprey, John Love,
Margery Lumby, Leonard liacdon-
ald, Willie Mackay, Burke McLeod,
Marjorie Macfie, essie Mathieson,
Jean Morgan, 'Herbert Palmer,
Myrtle Pfrintnier, Hadley Prouse,
Marion Rehire, Fred Ross, Wilda
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hr toke,
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Ella Wilson, Frank Yeo, Keith
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Horton, Mac "Ryan. The Robert
Parks memorial' medal, donated by
Victor Lauriston, was won by Grace
Mason Of Victoria school. The Sil-
ver medal. for the second highest
tending from Goderich schools; was
won by Albert Bown of Central.
school.
St, Helens Centre•-,H'ohors-Clif-
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James Gardner, Sydney Gardner,
Alexander Neale, Marey Nicholson,
William Purdon, Etta Taylor, Will-
iam Taylor, Neely Todd, Richard
Weatherhead,
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