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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-08-08, Page 5THURSDAY, AUGUST fl, 1929. TIME SEAFORTH N 5. CHITIN RED &WHITE STORES Picnic Suggestions DE VI'L'LED HAM, College I.nn brand, , , • , .. , .. , . , , tiu 20c 20e CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. tin SLICED SMOKED BEEF, S' os t(n VEAL' UOAd 8 o;+. tin 2$c. , 35c caro U ETD OLIVES and PIM'ENTOS , . bottle 20c SAII'EDWIQH SPREAD, per bottle ........ , 20c SAIRPINES 4--25; 2-25' 2-35 'Dixie,' Cups, Waxpaper, Tea Bags, Ginger Ale Ginger Beer; Grape, Etc., Etc, • W. M. Stewart Phone 77 J.Sproat Rhone 8 Ross CR BJtM 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 ft here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-oQeration. In return for you co-operation we will give you best in service and prices. We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. . nand see the new Models. of our Come Settorth:: creamery Co. Seafarth, Ont, C. A. BARBER, Prop. W. J, Walker & Sou UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. Pianos Tuned Cleaned and Repaired e Chas. A, il ow y Residence—James St. D. H. Wanes Innes Chiropractor' OfWing ham, fn ham will be at the Commercial Hotel Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons, Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Electricity used. Miss Jacques OF SARNIA —will be at PULLMAN'S BARBER SHOP Thursday & Friday August ust 15 Si 16 to do Permanent Waving. SHELTON SIMPLICITY SYSTEM OF PERMANENT WAVING SHELTON PERMO-O-'RETE EUGENE WAVES The Waves of Natural Beauty For appointment, Phone 125. Just around the corner in Dominion Bank Building McKILLOP. Miss Ivy Simmons is visiting at the home' of her parents, A!i't•, and Mrs. ;Lames Sininnns. Mr, and firs. George Dorrance re- turued hoarse last week after spending a few days with their daughter ivtrs Gordon Webster of Toronto. ' Miss Edith Tient and friends, of Toronto and 'Mr, and M'rs 'Clifford tHust of London, were week -end visi- tors with Mr. and bits. Edwin Hunt. Mr. ` and Mrs, Wesley Somers of DEATHS.. Grey spent Sunday at dMrr. Satnu.et B;E'CKLER,—In Blake, on August 2, Storey's, Jrolin^ !leakier, aged 74 years, Auto Insurance PUBLIC LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE FIRE, THEFT COLLISION Let us explain the coverages and the amount of protection afforded for small premium. EVEN A MINOR ACCIDENT WILL COST YOU MORE THAN THE PREMIUM ON A POLICY. Prompt settlement of all claims A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and Investments Phone 152 Seaforth, Ontario. CONSTANCE. Mr, and Mrs. John 'Smith of Sarnia spent Sunday .at the hone of Mr. Ephriam Claeilce, Mrs, George McCully has returned home after spending the holiday• at the home of Mr, William Rinn, Mr. and Mrs. T. Levitt of Ingersoll spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. s. G eor a RileyGeorge Y spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. John Riley of Tuckersntifh. Mr. and :firs. Riddell of Thornhill were week end callers at the homes of Mr. Hugh Dunlop and Mr. R. Rogerson. Mr. David Million, who was oper- ated onn"in Seaforth Hospital last week is progressing toward recovery, though slowly. Mr, and airs. Joseph Riley Mr. George Riley and Mr. Leo Stephen- son attended the horse races in Go- derich on Monday. Mr. James Dale started to thresh on Monday -last .and trucks were busy taking his wheat to Clinton as fast as it was threshed. Mrs, Williams Logan and daughter of Blyth spent a few Clays with Mr, and Mrs, Leo, Stephenson last week. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rogerson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tebbntt, Mr. T. Livingston, Josephine and Mabel, also Miss Livingston, and Mrs. Mathispn of Harbor Beach, Mich„ anti Miss Wardell of Toronto, picnicked at Go- derich Thursday tt isda last. ast. Mr. Jas, Armstrong of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Armstrong„ Mr, Howard Marshall is spending a few days with friends in Clinton. Mr, and Mrs, Wnt, McMillan and daughter ii4irfon of London spent the week -end with .i-Iarvey and' Annie Taylor. BORN. SiAViALTGE,—i'n Sea forth, of Friday, - August 2, 1929, to Mr, ,and Mrs. M. Ross Savauge, Srafortli, a son ORohald. lfttrray), DOiN?T5Hl LY.—tin Seaforth hospital .on Thesclay, Aug. 6, 1929, to Mr, and 1Mie. Frank Donnelly, Dublin, a san. 'TOWN TOPICS A number of buildings in town have been to shingled recently: the . resid- ences of Mr. Oscar Neil, Helen. et., Mrs, 'Laidlaw; Goderich at., and Mr. Rabt, Scarlett cornet james and Church Sts ; also the .Pufitic sehovl4 Mrs. G. T. Scheldrup of Regina, Sask.,'and hiss Marlon+ Watson of "Roaseveldt'I-Iospital," New York, are visiting their father, Mr, Jatnes Wat- son and will spend their holidays .here, Miss Annie Strong spent a few days ha Toronto last week. Mr, and.'Mrs. Gondon. Hays, of De- troit, are spending their vaoatioti with friends here,. Miss Marry'McCowaii has returned home from Toronto, SF rieuds who visited at the house of Mr, and Mrs, R. G. Parke over the week -and were Mr H. A. Greenis, Mr. and Mrs. William Atberry and two daughters Doris and 'Minnie, Orange- ville; Mr, Arid Mrs, Robert Horley Mr. an d Mrs. H. Gr n's 'lt oe r , Hamr ou, and Mr, and Mrs, William Collins, Pittsburg, Penn. Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Henderson and Stanley of Toronto are visiting at the home of the latter's parents, NIr, and Mrs, R H. MTodeiand, Mr, and Mrs," Andy Thiel of Pres- ton, Mr.and Mrs. E. Snider, Mr, Roy Snider, Miss Irene 'I-Iildebrand, Mr, Clem Thiel and Miss :Stella Ca1fas, all of Kitchener, were ,week -end visit- ors at the hone of. Mr. and Mrs, !Louis Hildebrand. Mrs, Susan Strata, Of New York, is visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Duncan McCowan, Mr.Nr nd Mrs. 1 ill r a l amn e,o ut So ervtll . "f Toronto, spent the holiday with the former's sisters, Mrs. Whittaker and Miss 'Somerville, in town, Mr, J, lM, Eckert is busy niakiag his :rounds threshing, Miss Eva Fee is spending 'a week or two visiting with friends at London, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other points. Mrs. Arthur Mason and Miss Grace Gunning of Saskatoon are visiting Mrs, Robert Charters 'and other friends. Mr, and Mrs. R, G. Parke, Dorothy and George, spent Monday in Orange n ille, Mrs; Victor Ninunno and son Dun- can have returned home to 'Toronto after spending . three' weeks 'at 'the home of Mrs: Ninmo's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan \icCowan, Roxboro. Mrs. Grant Caldwell and daughter Mary,..'Mess rs, -jack and, Bert Ewen anal - George Archibald, . ,.of. Central Butte, Sask.,..who are on's motor trip to the east were wee!,, -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R..I Sproat, air, and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod 'of Parkhill spent several clays with the Tatter's mother, Mrs. Eric 'McKay, Egmond'vtlle,'They n^ere accompanied by AL's, William Schram of Parkhill who is visiting her sister, Mrs. W Venner at Chisefhurs+t and her niec Mrs, Wm. Kyle at Kippers.. ' Mrs, Harvey Hubbard of Detroit, Mr. and _Mrs. Thomas Dayman of Or- lando, Florida, and Mr. .George , L'a Trielle of Los Angeles, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McCowan over the week -end. On Sunday Mr. Alex. McKay of Egnondviile received the felicitations of his Many friends on attaining his 78th birthday. Two of his sons, Mr. Hugh McKay of Bayfield and. Mr. Gard 311 McKay of Detroit, were hone for the occasion, 'Mr. and Mrs: Albert Griest, Lans- ing, Mich., and Mr. Allen Liverance, and sister, Helen, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs, W. E. Kerslake, Mr. Douglas Beattie of Toronto was a week end visitor at his home here. Dr. Swan of Hamilton visited aunt.Mfrs. John Beattie, on :Hondas Air. and Mrs. Isaac Hudson and family visited witli TSr, and Mrs. Leonard Hudson and baby in Wind- sor, and with friends in Detroit, over the holiday. Mrs. J. O. Rose of Guelph spent the week -end with lir. and Mrs, Mtn Beattie, lir. and Mrs. Fred Spriggs and family of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. Wm. Sproat over the holiday. A rink of bowlers took part in the tournament in Paris on Wednesday, including R. J. Sproat, H. Stewart, Dr. Mackay and John Beattie skip Miss Vera 'Mole has returned hone after spending a couple of weeks in Detroit and Walled Lake, Michigan. M .:Wilfu'cd Coleman visited with friends in Windsor and Detroit over last week -end Mr. and Mrs Irving Sutherland and children, of Owen Sound, are visiting at Mr, William Wilson's for a couple of weeks. Miss Florence Beattie, Mrs, J. A. Munn and Messrs, 'McKenzie, Dick, Stewart. Holmes and F. Willis attended the tennis tournament in Ex- eter on Wednesday. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF, FOWL DELIVERED AT, THE STORE TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS M. E. CLARKE WINTHROP Mrs. Andrew Archibald underwent an operation in Seatorth Hospital on Saturday. My Archibald and the family returned home. Mrs. Archi- bald is improving nicely, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Minuett of Toronto are guests of Mr, and Mrs. E.3. ‘Box,'Gotler'ich street. Mrs, Wm. Box, who has spent some mantas in Toronto, nto, returned with thein, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Robinson and their daughter Mrs, Guy Richards, returned to Detroit on Monday with Mrs, Fred Davis who motored aver for the week -end, Mrs. M. MoKellar has returned hone after visiting friends in +Buf- falo. Mrs. J. F. Snowdon and family were at Orillia and Barrie on the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reid and son Bruce of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Os- car Reid and baby Donald of Detroit, spent the week end with Mr. J. H. Reid. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Reid re- mained for o the week, Mrs, (Dr.) Hessick and daughter Dorothy of Innerkip were guests of Mrs, Hossick's aunts, Mrs, G. Hen- derson and Mrs. W. Broadfoot. Mr, Hugh Wright of Detroit is spending a few weeks at his 'home. Mr. Robert McGregor of Kippen. underwent an operation for appendi- citis in the hospital on Tuesday and is doing nicely. air. and Mrs, Frank Mol4:ichael and family of Cleveland- are spending a week or more with Mr. AMcMichael's mother, Mrs. Wm. McMichael. Miss Ethel MacKay; Miss' Nora Myers, of Stratford and Miss Grace McLean, of Chiselhurst, are holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mason at their cottage at Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dundas and Children of Toronto visited Mrs. Dun- das here during the week. George Weber of Woodlhan and Gordon Keys of Stanley are spending it couple of .weeks with Mr. and Mrs. S. Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester 'Allen, ac- conipatied by Mayor W. H. -Goldingattended the opening of Teeswater Old Boys Reunion on Sunday, Miss Heath of Brampton is the' guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and m, I is. S. Spencer, James street e Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Fitzgerald and slaughter of Hamilton were holiday ,visitors with TSr. and Mrs, H. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. S Hanna were visit- ors Tuesday' at "EhTvilie with Mrs. Bell, who is lea'f'ing shortly on a visit to the West, " Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stark of Wel, !anti, and Mr. T. .Smith of Windsor, spent the week end with Mrs. A. E, Stark. Miss 'Ethel McDougall of Detroit, spent the week end with .Mr. and ':bars. Henry Hoggarth. My. Sidney Free of Brantford was a week end visitor in town with Mr. and Tars. J. W. Free. Afro, Free and son George, who spent the past week here, returned with him. Mr. and Mrs. Russell and fancily of Sault Ste. Marie, who were guests of 'the latter's mother, Mrs. R. Edgar, last week, stet with a slight accident just east of town as they were start- ing on the return trip Sunday morn- ing. Mr. Byers of Brodhagen and a Third car figured in the mishap, which has delayed their return home. The Misses Flo and Emily Cress- well- arrived home Wednesday after- noon from Pasadena, Cal„ and :Den- ver, Col. Mr. Michael Murdie of McKillop and 'former township clerk, has been very poorly the past week. His son, William, wife and daughter of Mat - trove are here at present. SPECIAL OPTICAL NOTICE. Have your eyes examined by our well lenown and painstaking specialist, Mr. iliuglison, formerly optical expert for Kents, Toronto, and Henry Mor- gan '& 'Co., 'Montreal: You are 'assured of the very best optical work to be obtained and at moderate cost. We. furnislh` all styles of frames and mountings the best make of the best makers and our prices are from $4,00 up. Tuesday, Wednesday,. August 13, 14. Close, Wednesday at. 12 noon, Conte early. Beatttie's Fair, Seaforth. Tailoring Ladles and Gentlemen's., TAILORS Give us a call CCG��L. rr L TAILORING CO. -1 Downie St. STRAT 'Ot D' t t• ELIMVILLE. Mrs, Rheim and son, Mr. Harry Rheim of Toronto, were week end visitors at the home of the farmer's sister, Mrs. s Ed.J ohs s. Ret.h, b\ to was voted a three weeks ee s Vacation last Sunday morning at the regular service, The seat three Sundays the services will be held in the evening.,Mrs (Ret.) T. T. George of Londowill have charge of the service on August 10th for the W.MS. Mr. Well, Bell and his mother, Mrs. Thomas Bell, have. left on a motor trip to the West where she will visit her brothers, DUBLIN. Miss Teresa Ryan has returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in Toronto. Several from here ,attenders the pil- grimage to the !Martyr's Shrine at Midland on Sunday last. Amongst then were Mrs, Patrick Judge and Miss Mary Judge,: Miss IB. Curtin, Mr. Jdhn Dillon, Mr. and 'Mrs. Louis 'Dil- lon and fancily and Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Jordion and fancily. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil O'Connell and twons 50 n• Of Detroit visited their many friends •over the week end, Mr ,and Mrs. Lan Holland and fa- mily returned house to Windsor on Monday. ,Misses Marie Benninger, Mary Kieffer and Annie McGrath, who had been visiting friends in Detroit dur- ing the pact week, returned home on Sunday. 'Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Frank Donnelly on the arrival of a new son on Monday last, tMr, Joseph ?McConnell of Chicago has. been visiting at the 'hone of his parents, Mr. and Airs. David McCon- nell, Miss Jeait McConnell of Detroit spent the ,week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David McConnell, Miss Veronica McConnell has been sticcessifui in securing a school at Mt. Clements. Mrs, John McGrath 'Ifr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Connell and Mr J F t sT nt Sat a lay +n St'atforcl. Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Renu spent Tues.., day ut L,ndon, Mies Annie Watters is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas \\'tiltirins, Miss Nellie Ryan of Toronto. re- turned on Monday after having spent the week end with her mother, Mrs, Patrick Ryan. Mr. Ind Mrs. Monahan of Detroit are visiting at t'he home of her par. eats, Mr. and Mrs. el. McCarthy. Miss Margaret Jordan spent the weekend at the hone of her father, Mr, Jas. Jordan, Mr, E. J, Molyneaux of Barberton, Ohio, and Mrs, Den Molyneaux of Chicago, are visiting friends here. Miss Anna TSolyneaux of Kiteh- ener is spending her vacation at her home here, Mr. ]''os. McConnell of Chicago and Mr. John McConnell of New York are holidaying with 'their parents here.. A very pretty August wedding was solemnized t ned a t Si. Patrick's Church, Dublin, at nine o'clock on Monday morning, when Rev. Father O'Drow- ski united in marriage Miss Eveyln Delaney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Delaney, of McKillop, to Mr, Charles O'Neal, of Maidstone. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and was very pretty in a charming gown Of coral. georgette with hat to match and carried a sheaf of pink and white roses and .maiden hair fern, The 'bridesmaid, her sister, Miss Helen Delaney, wore a dainty dress of peach georgette and hat to match and carried a sheaf of white and pink roses and maiden hair fern, 7:kner •o o n t was w S sU' Ort ed b pphis friend, Mr. George Cornpeceau, of Flint, Mich, The happy couple drove to the home of the bride's parents, where a dainty dinner was served. Af- terwards the .bride and groom left for a honeymoon trip to the States and on their return they will reside in Maidstone. The bride was Tffe recip- ient of nsany useful and costly pres- eats, and the good wishes of her many friends go with theta for a happy wedded life. Mrs. Flannery and daughter Olive have returned to their home in De- troit after a pleasant visit with Mrs• :Margaret Meagher and daughters, HIBBERT. Miss Anna O'Reilly of Taranto was home. for the week -end. Miss A('ay,O'Reilly of, Detroit spent the week -end at her home here. 'Mr, Ed, Mo'lyneaux and Miss Anna Molyneaux visited at Mr. Thos. Mor- ris' on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil O'Connell andtwo sons of Detroit visited at iEr. and Mrs, Thos. Morris' on Sunday. Mr. Montt. Reece of Detroit n 'here and spent the week -end home of tlir. and Mrs. Thos. Mrs, Reece who has spent the weeks with her parents, retur Detroit with him. :Mr, Wm, Hosting held a barn rais- ing on Thursday, about 80 met being present, Mr. Doig was the ,fro wonderful supper was served wards, Mr. Dana Matthews has erec steel driving shed. Several met Preston did the work. Mr. Wm. MaI'vor and Mr. Jack Hudson spent a Clay in Bayfiel 1 Sabore, at the Morris past six red to t mer, A after - ted a t frons d, HILLSGREEN, air. Ralph Workman, from Flint, Mich„ called on his brother, Percy Workman and friends around Hills - green, over the week end. Air. and Mrs. Janes Jiarrott and son and daughter. Eldon and Luella spent Sunday with Mrs. Jarrott's mo- ther, Mrs. t Hodson, ,., bison . Hensall lfany friends of Mrs. George And- erson (Sr.) aro sorry to hear she is very poorly at present. Afro, James Green and airs. Ira _Moir and daughter Ola ,and Mrs. Els sons of Mo'osejaw-, spent a few days with her brother, lir, Wilson Carlile. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farquhar and family spent Sunday at the !tome of Mr. Robin McAllister. Miss Flora Smith is confined to her roots through illness , ' The Rev. Mr. Lundy of Nile was calling on friends around Hillsgreen nn Monday_ STANLEY. Mr. Jos, Greer and Mr. Harold Pen:hale motored to Denfield on Sat- urday last. Miss Lulu Albrick of Zurich was theVr nest of Mrs. r s John Scotch mer cot t rner last week. lir. Chas Marls was the guest of Mr. Donald Galbraith on Sunday last. firs. Frank McCairon and daughter Olive, of Toronto, visited over the week -end at the home of Mr. William McKenzie. Mr. and Mis, Robert Fisher of Clin- ton visited Sunday with Air, and Mrs. Joseph Hood. Mr. John Botz of Baltimore, Mary- land, visited last week at the home of Mr. William McKenzie. Mr, Laurier Hyde has returned from tatting a course at Western Uni- versity, London. 1G. and Mrs. Charles Switzer and fancily visited at the home of the lat- ter's parents, aft. anti Mrs. A. Currie, Clinton, TUCKERSMITH. :rhe West End Church held their picnic to Goderich last Friday. All report a good time, 'Mr, and Mrs,. Thompson of Wes- ton and Mr, and Mrs, Thompson and son Lawrie of Guelph, spent the week end at the home of Thos, Coleman. 'Mrs, Phillips of Toronto spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Telhfiu tt .bir, and Tis, Levitt of Ingersoll spent me of Mr, TliomasaColentan. Mr, holiday at and Mrs. Cole- man returned with them to spend tite week in and around Ingersoll. Threshing is the order• of the day and. report the fall wheat turning out good: Miss Alice Thompson spent the week end with Muse T)ora Dalrymple. air. and airs. Alex. Manna and fa- mily of lfitciiell spent Sunday with Mr. and airs. Jahn Elgie, Mr, William Patrick of Toronto spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mont, Patrick. arts! W Traquair, r, firs, A. Parish, of Essex, visited last week with rMr, and intra John McLachlan, 'f'Ite Sth and '9th concessions bf IEflILX. he reliability Car of the year:! "Reliability" is dominantly associated with all that Essex the Challenger stands for, The experience of more than 200,000 owners, with the lowest record of service cost and requirements, has established it outstandingly as "the Reliability Car of the Year." The winning of the Tour de France reliability classic, in which two Essex Challengers were the only cars to stake perfect scores, in a field of high-priced American and European entries, is but dramatic evidence of the kind of reliability every Essex owner knows. Essex records are country -wide. No matter where you live, you will probably find the outstanding reli- ability,event of your locality is held AND IT P Prices f. o. b. Windsor. Wide choice of color at no extra cost 4 Hydraulic shock absorbers— Starterap,d, electric gauge for fuel and oil on dash— Radiator shutters for heat control- All bright parts chromium-plated-- windshield hromium-plated-windshield wiper — glare -proof rear view mirror -New type double -action 4 -wheel brakes uniformlyeffective in alt weather *840 by Essex the Challenger. taxes extra °'asci`.,.✓ts""•b"�rr'"xs``J.{�...... ".:..•Rt BOVER, the Ccmmercial.Super-six, Now Available. James A. Carlin. Seaforth. Onto Tuckersmith held their annual picnic •to Bayfield on Thursday. All report a fine time, although the weather was cold, Miss Annie Moore of London spent the week end at the hone of her par- ents, "Mr. and .!Mrs, I. Moore, BRUCEFIELD, Mrs. J. Hill and daughters of Strat- ford are spending a couple of weeks with relatives and friends at Bruce - field. Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldwell and son Bill and airs. Wm. Sinclair attended the Walton family reunion held at Lansing, Mich., an Sunday last. Air. and Mrs, Grant Caldwell of La so w n ,ask. called ed on Mr. . Cald- well last week, A. Gattl- MMr, J. Johnson is improving nicely after his long illness. 'Results of Brucefield Sunday School picnic: Race Beginners — D. Dutot, Donald Dayman, Boys, 7-10 Archie Mustard, Harry Snider. Girls 7-10—Flora McDougall, Gladys 'Mc- Kenzie. iBoys 10 -1.1 -Jack C"nsitt, -flex. Afofeath. 'Girls 10-13—Eliza- beth Broadfoot, Norma Hcvenor. Boys 14 to 16—Ken Tebbutt, Bill Caldwell, Girls 14 to 16—Helen Broadfoot, G. Broadfnat, Girls 17 to 211—Kae Snider, I5. Haugh. Young men's race—J. Walker, E. Thotnps n, Young ladies' race—E. Stackhouse, 11. Taylor. Graceful walking—Mrs. H. Aikenhead and Mr. H. Zapfe; Mrs. A. Broadfoot and Mr. D. Pothering - ham, Sack race, boys. 8 and under, Harry Collins, Carlyle Cornish. Sack race, boys ] _ 1 i—Jn t Burdge, j. Consitt. , leg race, girls—M. Bto i- foot and M. Irvin; G. Broadfoot and Al. Robins; 3 leg race, boys, 5. Burdge and A. llcBeath; H. Snider and A. Mustard. Neck tie race, Mol- lie Pepper and D. McIntosh; D. Broadfoot ansa G. McGregor; 3 leg race, young, men—Fl. Armstrong and F Robins; A. Zapfe and O. Zapfe. T htm+rug roiling pin, married ladies— Mrrs. G. Armstrong: Mrs. R. Allan. Throwing railing pin, girls --1B, Chap- man, E. Stacl h ause, Irs, I•I last e is visiting •rat s\1 , A rah Riid of '1't,r:int,.ieuds is pending aer holidays at. iter home here, 'Mr. 'Stanley Reid. of ' \Vingham, ,putt Sunday at his home.. • Miss O. \\iteeier returned.lat week after , .nand: ng•two week iii 'Detroit visiting her brothers. Messrs. Austin and Nornman Wheeler. TSr. and 'Mrs. Kay, of Owen Sound, spent the week -end at the hams of •ni:r friends, _lir. and :airs, Thomas \Vheeler. Miss Hel. t Tough is visiting with friend., in.Stanley this week. air. J. B. Mustard has returned from his trip to Vancouver and is naw holidaying with his fan'tily at their cottage at Int'erharon, About 30 members of tha Ladies' '\ s>ciatisn ,if t1^e Brucefield tritited Church met at the home of Mrs. Ar- thur McQueen on Thursday after- noon, Aug. I. The ladies pieced two quilts.Then tic. president, Tics. A. Broasfaot, tools charge of -the meet- ing. Mrs. Rattenbury conducted the devotional part of the meeting. Mrs. T. B Baird invited ted the e Tadd e3 to her hot nef t a• the next meet ' u;. At the close, the hostess served a delightful tea." A Good Portion of beef served to you for the evening meal roasted about medium, with the Woad gravy oozing through, gives tune a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How was ebat Iast piece of meat we sent ycu? wasn't it fine. GEO. CAMERON YOUR AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes Battery Sales and Service Charging and Repairing all lnakes of .Batteries A good line of new and used parts of different makes of ears If your car is in need of repairs, give us a call Sto eb d Aker` Sales .. and 'S ervice • • Si Recx er. s Garage PHONE i67W