The Seaforth News, 1929-09-05, Page 5THURSDAY, SRI TM
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Comb Honey, in reputed Ib, sections each ., . , 23c
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STAFFA.
Mr. Miles MdMitlan spent a few
days visiting his sister in Toronto,
Mrs. McLellan and Mr, Allen spent
the week end in Meaford.
Mr. Sterling 'Barbour a boor of Stratford
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spent the holiday with, Itis parents.
Mr, John Park spent a few days
last week visiting on Lake Erie.
Mr, and Mrs. I. O'Brien spent the
week -end and holiday in Ridgetown.
Mr. and Mrs, Melville Gray and
children visited with London friends
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Sadler and Mr,
Archie Jeffry spent a few clays last
week in "Toronto,
Mr. �.r. a
nil Mr stn Leary Mrs. I ea unci fam-
ily attended the (licks picnic at'Grand
Bend' on Labor Day.
Mee, Geo. Kerslake visited in Port
Hope and Smith's Falls recently.
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Seaforth, Ontario..
School has opened again with Miss
Graham at No. 3, Miss Simpson at
No. 4 and Miss Thompson at No. 2.
Miss Marzette Sadler returned to
her school at Wnalen on Monday..
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Worden and
Mr. Rabt, Moffat are spending ,a' few
days Y Toronto.
o.
TOWN TOPICS
b Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamilton and
aiby Jack and Mr, Hamilton's mother
from Anaherseburg, spent the holiday
with Mr, and Mrs, Russell Sproat,
David Shannon is spending his boli-
days with Friends in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs, Stuart Mcltnitosh and
family, Detroit, spent Labor day with
Mrs. McIntosh's mother, Mrs. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Huisser and Miss
Nellie Moore called on friends Hereclueing '
! Toronto hbefore returning e week and are visiting
their
home in Oalfforn,ia,
Mr. and Mrs, Rolbert McKay are
visiting in New Hamburg with, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Stewart.
Mr. and ,Mrs, W. Beratty and family
and Mr. and Mrs Thos. Beattie of
Erie, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
Weiland and other friends here.
'Mr, and Mrs, rL, Gear and baby
Jack off Fergus spent Labor day with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sproat,
Mrs. Jas Grieve and daughter Miss
Evelyn were in Toronto this week,
Miss Latera McMillan left on Mon-
day for Carlisle where she has secur-
ed a school,
!Miss Mis
s Ria Hillis returned' to �Osha�wa,
on Monday after spending tite vaca-
tion with her parents here,
Misses Dorothy and Barbara Vokes
and Anona Dale wIbo has been in De-
troit on her return journey .from the
West, motored here Sunday and spent
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, C.
Dale and called ot, friends in town.
They returned to Detroit Tuesday, ac-
companied by Don. Dale and his moth-
er, Mrs, G, C. Date,
New HHstn;burg fticsds o. over the week-
end.p visited
Mr. Leslie McKay, Guelph', spent
he weekend at his ;tame here.
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Sirociccor anti
tree children off Detroit motored
ere Friday and spent the week -end
with Mr, and Mrs, G. C, .Urine, Huron
Mrs. Elliott and granddaughter of :
Mstohell spent Sunday with the toren- t ti
er s neplle,w, Mr. L. Co[qu'houn: it
tr.
Yf, Id'
award Lear f
Leary o London
act, and Mr, and Mrs. joint Sproat,
town 1
spent the week -end holiday at his i
T S AFQR '
NEWS.
TOWN ' TOPIC$
Master
Jack Ptnlsney has r
M his
homeBuffalo after s
Several ea months 1 r s
h with hiegrand
Mt. John Pinkney set tth
end at Hamilton,
Mr, William Oldfield was I
roto last week.
Mr, Joseph Aiken emu his
ter, Mrs, Laura Graham, of B
visited over the week end wi
and Mrs, A. L. Porteous,
Miss Grace Scarlett left on M
to resume her position In 13urge
high school.
Mr, attd Mas. J, Riddell an
children
en datthef homettof spent
the
Rf
aunt, Mrs, J, D. Hinchley.
Mrs, A, L. .Porteous spent
days in Toronto this week.
•Mr. Leslie Kerr left this we
assume e his duties on the staff of
vern Collegiate, Toronto,
•Mr Jas. Woods, Mrs, Bolg
Buffalo and Miss lefergaret Pr
of Stratford spent Labor Day a
home of Mr, and Mrs, John Pin
Miss Marion Soarlett returne
Mond
ay to her school at ICippen
Mr. Earle Webster left on F
to assume his duties on Timmins
lit school staff.
Miss Gertrude Webster left
week for Streetsvitle.
Miss Gertrude Crich has re'tu
to Toronto to resume her positio
the public school staff.
spending ad fewridays fat then hon
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W, A. C
A2
t.ac
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retro•n.
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Monday to Branford raptor.
d whe•
to he
member of the Collegiate staff,
Miss Malbei Pinkney has rettt
to Buffalo after spending the s
mer at the parental home.
Mr. 'Beat Lewin has resigned
sehool
at 'Thornhill hill
farm! to take over
again.
Mrs. Maitland (nee Dr, Mary Cow-
an) of England who is visiting her
cousin, Dr. Calder, in Wingham, was
calling on Mr, and Mrs, J. R. Goven-
lo,ek and other friends on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Neil Murray of Buf-
falo spent the week end with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Ellen Murray, Goderich at.
Mr, anct Mrs. Ray Hoinnes and Mr,
James •Sleeeh of Detroit visited rela-
tives in town over the holiday.
Miss Edith Hoag has returned from
spending her holidays in •London.
Mr. and Mrs. Brogan of Toronto,
who attended the funeral of Mts. I3o-
gan's aunt, Mrs. J. C. Woods, return-
ed to Toronto ori Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Calder of St.
Catherines were guests over the week
end of the Latter's parents, lir. and
Mrs. Adam Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grassie of
Vancouver are renewing acquain-
tances in town this week,
Miss Edith Davidson left on We
nesday for Pittsburg to spend tw
poo
nth
s with rh h
er niece, Mrs. Murray
Miss Mary Laing arrived home o
Thursday last :after spending th
summer in Europe.
Messrs, Alvin Sillery of London an
Wm. Patrick of Toron'to were holiday
visitors here,
'Mr, Rob. Willes is visiting at hi
home here after spending the sumutet
in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willis of De
troit were holiday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. W. G. Willis,
The congregation of First Presby-
terian Church enjoyed solos thy the
following at both morning and even-
ing services. Mrs. Wyatt of Strat-
ford and Mr. James Sleeth, Detroit,
and Mr. James Scott, Windsor,
;Rev. and Mrs. I. 13. Koine returned
Thursday from their vacation.
Mrs, F, G. Livingston of Detroit
called on friends the first of the week.
Miss 'Sinclair and Miss• Hellyer of
the Collegiate staff are with Mrs.
Chapman and Miss Fennell with Mrs.
Consitt,
Ming this weekrn th tf he MissesToronto ls Brn Brine. and Mrs, A. Ztttibrigg and Mrs.
G, White of Listowel ca,IQ,ed on the
Misses Brine on Wednesday.
Mr, and Airs. James Chesney and
fancily, Mr, and Mrs. Liddle and fanc-
ily, Mr. and Mrs, Southery, of De-
troit; Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Btzrr and
two sons, ' of Buffalo, , Mr. Irvine
Kemp olf Detroit and Mr, and Miss
Passmore ore
of
Guelph.
over the week -end t the homevof3Mr.
and Mrs. Alex, Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parke, Mr.
George Parke, Miss Dorothy Parke,
Miss Grace Pet/tick and Mr, Alvin
Sharp spent the week end in Toronto,
Mr, Lawrence Webster went to
Sandwich this week to take a position
on the public school staff there,
this week iss Bessie
where �she iseve -ontt the Voca-
tional school staff.
Mr. Harry Grieve of Windsor spent
the holiday at his home. Mrs. Grieve,
who has spent sotue weeks here, re-
turned with hirtt.
Miss Alice t(necittel has returned
to her school at Burlington.
Miss Gladys Shillinglaw returned to
Toronto on, Monday to resume her
teaching duties on the public school
staff,
Mr, S-tewart Knox, barrister of
Win dsor,'was a holiday visitor with
his grandmother, Mrs, W, Wilson,
Mrs, F. J. Kerslake is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D, I. Hill. and Mr.
Hill in Goderich this week,
Mr, and Mrs. U. D, Clark and two
sons of Toronto were week end guests
attuned
pending
parents.
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te Tor-
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A car load of Elberta 'Reaches.
in about two weeks, in bushel
hampers„ Special prices off
the car, R �y
W. C. BEN
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WALTON Phone 230r32
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with Mrs. Clark's tpareuts, Mr. and
Greig,
;Mr, Cliff bowery is speading a few
days in Toronto.
Many friends of Mrs. Ed. Hinchley
are glad to hear that she is recovering
front painful injuries to her back and
also shock the result of a fall on tihe
stairs in her home on Saturday. The
accident happened while Mrs, Hineh-
ley was carrying a beidge table,
Mr, L, Chesney and Miss Prandla,
of Toronto, were holiday guests of
Mrs, George Weir:.
Mrs, George Sflfery has been visit-
ing relatives at Dashwood for two
weeks.
Mrs, Geo. Weir returned Sunday ,af-
ter spending a week in Toronto
with
tMrs Mrs. George
ofesttHensall has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, John
Finlayson the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richards and Miss
Belle e Rich r
a ds
and
Mr. and td
Mrs.
Golding olf
Stratford
in town Mondavisited relatives
Mrs. James Beattie left Thursday to
visit her daughter, Mrs, Smith at Pet -
c
etboto.
his ! Mrs, Wm, McPherson and family
his and Ronnie Flood, of Monkton, were
Sunday callers at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Wright,
'Mrs. Jahn Henderson of Blenheim
and Mrs, Donald Patterson of Auburn
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Tyerntau,
Miss J, Alexander spent the past
week with her sister-, Mrs, McKay, in
Toronto,
Mr, Alex, Buchanan, Miss Jean
Stewart, Walcott, also Mr. and Mrs.
William Elliott, Mitchell, visited at
the hone of Jas. and Miss. Robertson
on Sunday.
Ales, Ketchen, Mr. and Mrs. Leek
and baby and Miss Leck of Saginaw,
visited et the home of .Mayor and Mrs.
W. H. Golding for a few days.
Mr, J, B. Tyerman, Miss Tyerman
and Miss Melville were in Kincardine
on Lalbor Day.
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Atnent, De-
troit, are visiting the former's parents,
Miss s Helen e en Atnent returning borne
with them S
ay,
Wed Mr. T. Smith, Windsor, visited
o the home of Mrs, A. E. Stark over
holiday.
( da
ii aMrs. T. Cardiff of Monkton,
e and Mrs, Bailey and daughter vis
Mrs. R, Ferguson, .Sparlittg street.
d Mr. W. H. Little felt Sunday
refuel' to his school at Norwood.
Mr. Keith Lamont of Detroit
s a week end visitor with ,his father,
Alex. Lamont, N. Main street,
Mr. and Airs, Albert Hanper
son Bert and daughter Maxine of a
.chef! were Monday guests at the ho
of Mrs, Hugh Wright and Mrs, f
Cummings.
Mt•, and Mrs, Robert McKay
Detroit were week end guests of
and Mrs, Rdbert Stewart, 1'I
Maud Dalton returned to Detroit w
theist and is spending .a' week at t
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ra
Beare,
Mr. Wm, Fowler of Port Row
'was a weekend guest 02 the home
Mrs. John Millson,
Messrs, Rdht. Porterliel•1, 'E.
Chamberlain, Neil Gillespie, Fra
Lamont, Peter McCowan spent Tue
day and Wednesday in Toronto,
The many friends of Dr, Chas, Ma
]say will be pleased to know he w
improving after being confined to t
house since Tuesday last,
Miss Edna Rivers, Eginondvill
left Saturday for Gull Lake, Ont„ t
visit Dr. and Mrs, George S'hibley,
their summer home,
Miss Dorothy Hutchison left o
Saturday, the 24th, for Toronto t
visit her brother, F. Lorne Hutchison
for a week, 'before returning to he
sch000l in 'St, Catherines,
Messrs, Wm. Barber and Geo. Hut
chison, both of London, were hoot
for the week -end and visited in To
roato on Labor day, returning t
London on Tuesday morning.
lir. ,and Mrs, Roger McClure and
sun George spent Saturday at the
hone of Mrs, Hugh Wright.
;lir, Archie McLean and Mr, David
!ones called on Mr. John McPher-
at the 'home of his slaughter, Mrs.
gh `Wright,
ir. and Mrs. Isaac Hudson and
fly visited friends at Pigeon, Mich.,
r the holiday,
rs, Con, Murphy and son John of
God
were Sunday guests of Airs.
m Kline,
ittle Miss Jean Kline of Pontiac,
h., is visiting with leer grandpar-
, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Mero, for a
days.
rs. Twiss and Mrs. Alex, McGa,vin
spending a couple of weeks in To-
o visiting Mr, and Mrs. F. W.
r. Alex, Lamont, Keith ,and Fratuk
Mrs, Hugh Wright spent Monday
noon visiting Mr. Lamont's sister,
Janet Lamont, .Blyth.
r, and Mrs
Leonard
B
Bolton
and
David open Laibor day with Mr,
Mrs. Jos, Eckert at Midland.
ss Dorothy Kent of Brandon,
is the guest olf Mr. and Mrs. W.
oIntosh this week,
, and Mrs, Will Hall of Toledo,
were Sunday visitors with Mr,
Mts. 3. R. G'ovenlock and Mrs.
Key;,
s Janet Govemlock, who has been
ying under tete parental roof,
er friend, Miss :thiaymie'Coulter,
left
onlay, whernk of e Miss,
esteem her position 014'the Col -
staff.
letieses Kennedy, who had been
g with their brother, Mr. Roi-
cnnedy, the past week, returned
on Friday.
Adana ((line who, was serious
is improv! g,
Sfatth pipe Bandl took part in the
C.P.R. station opening et Ayr.
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also visited Mende at Buffalo and
Hamilton.
Mr, Henry I er,yth of Tuckersittith
is in the hospital at present,
The Collegiate Institute opened on
Tuesday morning with a registration
of about 200 students,
Mn, George Eberhart has returned
to Loudon where he is on the public
school staff.
Mr, andand
M , 5, M. W. MurraSmith
of Saris a
were guesses over the week -end of Mr,
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and Mrs, T, Swan South,
DoMr, sad Mrs, J. A. Wilson,
Foote f Fergus spent the week -
at Woodstock,
Miss .Dorothy Wilson returned
Mitchell this week where she is on
High school staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton
Toronto were week -end guests w
their daughter, Mrs. James Love, a
Mr, Love,
Misseto theirs positio e nd Eva on they Totron
sch o: staff on Monday,
Miss Helen Dickson left on Lab
day to resume her position on to
ronto public school staff,
Mr. Clifford Trott returned to h
school at Schontberg this week.
kers t, 1'. of t c blueberries on WWebster received ednesda
from front a friend at Porcupine.
Clearance of freight and expre
through
the
Customs pts i
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a\V
thine b
Mr, M. Aicl'
sella
r, at the Etipress o
five. Maid parcels and excise are hand
ed at the Post Olfifice es formerly,
Misses Marjorie Bickel!, Glady
McPhee and Bertha Beattie left Aron
day for Toronto where they will teac
on the staff of the Public schools,
Miss Eva (Fee returned to he
school at Gerson this week,
Mr, and Mrs. R. Thomson an.
Helen ,and Mrs, F. Baxter are in To
rtnta this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Consitt of Ot-
tawa were visitors at the home of
Mrs, 5. Consitt last week.
Mrs. K. K. White of Waterloo visit-
ed her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Strong,
who has been visiting her mother-in-
law, Mrs, R. Strong.
Miss Irene Strong is spending a cou-
ple of weeks. with her sister, llirs. A.
Teamerson, of Waterloo.
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Russell and
daughter of Peoria, III., are visiting, at
Mrs. Russell's parental home, AG•. and
Mrs, J. R. Scott and with her aunts,
Miss Scott and Mrs, J. G. Wilson, of
Harpurhey.
• Mr. Clem Thiel, Mr. Roy Snider,
Miss Stella Callas and Miss Irene
Hildebrand,
all
d Mr.
and Mrsrvin �Hildefbrand ofttGode-
rich, were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Louis Hildebrand,
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Stone and two
sons returned an Tuesday after spend-
ing two weeks with relatives here.
Mr. Percy Hoag returned to his
school in ,. levesvilie after spending
his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mole and son
Maxwell of Rochester, N.Y., visited
his brother, Jr. Ed. Mole, and also
friends in Kincardine and Southantp-
ton.
_MMrs. Alex, Casenrore of \lringhant
was a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Ed. Mole.
Brother Baptiste left on Friday for
Montreal after spending two weeks
with his parents, loir. and Mrs, Wnm,
Nigh,
Miss Mary Murray who. has spent a
month with her grandntoter, Mrs.
Peter McCann, left Friday* for Goder-
ich before returning to West Lorne,
Miss Catherine Murray of Stratford
returned Saturday, after spending a
month with her grandparents, lir. and
Mrs. Peter McCann,
Mrs. W. Mason of Detroit is .visit-
ing at the home of \i'r, and Mrs. Mole.
Miss Eileen Flannery returned to
Toronto on Monday to resume her
duties at Corpus Christe school after
spending her holidays at the home of
her parents Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Flan-
nery,
Mrs, Aitcheson of Ortonvilte, Mich„
who has been spending the last three
weeks with her brother Mr. hurdle in
1loKillop, spent the week -end with
Mrs. 4Vm. Scott and Miss Henderson,
Seaforth,
1St. Soni Glendenning, Mrs. Sam
Somers and Audrey of Detroit spent
the holiday in town.
bir, J•tha Scott is visiting in J3rus
`els tltt tt eek.
Mr, Andrew Hamilton of Detroit
spent the week eel at the home of
Mr. Jack FIamilton,
Mrs. Henry of l<stclieuet is visiting
at Mr, Alex, McKellar s,
Our school opened Tuesday with
Mr, Alvin Dodds itt charge and with
about the same number of pupils as
last year.
Miss hazel £day of Stratford spent
Sunday with her uncles, Tom and
Jack Hoggarth.
Miss Lila McCulloch returned to
Iter school et Winchelsea on Tuesday,
ELIMVILLE.
Rev, and Mrs, White and children
left an Saturday to visit for a few
days with relatives lit Windsor and
Chatham,
The Young People's Society of this
church and others of the neighbor-
hood numbering about sixty ,had an
enjoyable Friday
picnic at Springbank on
Friday last,
Master Johnnie Johns had his ton-
sils removed last week,
Mr, Chas, Stephen'has had the
hydro installed in his home.
Mr, and Mrs, Ernie Foster of Gran-
ton visited at Mr, James Heywood's
on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Skin-
ner on Sunday last,
Mr. and and
daughter were Sunday visitoest rsat Mr.
Sam Pynt's,
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Mrs, HenryIFord e r P
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and
the 1
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a ns sister, .Mss
Whitlock of Si. Thomas weres the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Aimee Stew-
art on the boundary.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Hoelgert end+
family of near Seaforth visited the
latter's sister, Mrs, B. Cooper, on
Wednesday of last week.
t ! • LONDESBORO,
Air, and bios,;Hilt and Miss Ruth of
- London are guests at the home of Mr.
R. 'Sheddick,
Miss Margaret McCool of 'Toronto
spent the week -end with her mother
here.
Mrs, Robert 'McCrea was at Bel
grave on ,Friday last attending the
funeral of her niece, the late Mrs,
Wheeler.
Aft. and Mrs. Geo. Cowan and Miss
G. Grainger spent !Sunday the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, =J, Armstrong.
Mr, ,and Mrs. Jas. McCool spent
Sunday in IB+ayafiedd.
Mr. Sid'Lee spent Sunday at his?
hone here,
Miss !Hazel ,Lee is visiting her aunt,
Mrs..Wolvin, of Toronto, this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Lee of Buf-
falo called on friends in the village on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths and family
spent Sunday with Hespeler friends.
Misses brains returned to Chicago
on Monday after spending their holi-
days with their mother and sister of
the village.
Miss Bertha Brogden returned to
London an Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Little returned to
London Monday after a week's visit
at her home here,
Airs, Jack Little and children are
visiting at the hone of Mr, T. 'Little,
Airs. Frank ,Halt is visiting her son
Charlie of Toronto this week.
The funeral of Mr. Charlie Johnston
took place on Saturday the 31st from
his late home to the Clinton cemetery.
Much sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved ones,
Miss clary Little spent Labor day
the guests of her parents here.
hitt Fingland and Mt. McCombe
of Detroit are visiting •tt the home of
Mr. John Fingland.
Miss Perdue of Windsor and Miss•
Adamson of +Detroit called on the for-
t aunt, Mrs. McCrea on Monday.
firs, Robt, McCrea scent Tuesday
with London friends,
_lir. and Mrs. D. D, Roberton spent
Sunday at Ripley.
Miss P3autie Little spent last cveek
:he guest of St. Catherines friends.
Mrs. H. Lyon is visiting with her
daughter, Airs. Kerslake •at Exeter.
_itis. 'GGovier Sr, is visiting her son
at Port Colborne.
Air. 1\'. Manning and Mr, P. Brown
at Toronto this week,
.lir. and Mrs. Howatt and Miss
owatt of Seaf r'
th spent "
P Sunday p d
a at
e home of Mr. P. Manning.
Mr, and \,Mrs, tLeslie 'Ball spent a
days with St. Thomas friends re -
NORTH McKILLOP.
Miss Helen Skinner of Mitchell
who has been visiting Mrs. L. Leem-
ing, has rettirtted to her Monte.
bir. and Mrs. W. Iioegy of Brod-
hagen were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Thornton Sunday afternoon,
Mr, and Mrs. Edw. C. Regele were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Stoskopf of Sebring-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regele called
on Mr. ,and Mrs, Edw. Regele on
Sunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Thornton and
fondly called on Mr. and Mrs. George
Klstner Sunday evening,
Mr. William Morris, accompanied
'by his girl friend, Miss L. Brodhagen,
also her sister Margaret, spent Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edw.
Regele,
Mr, L. Leeming has purchased a
new Pontiac coupe.
Mrs, Thomas Leetuing Sr. has been
holidaying with her daughter, Mrs.
J. Boyd.
Mr. George Steuernagel is still in
poor condition. We hope to see him
around soon.
CROMARTY. -
Mr. and Mrs, Roy ltoCulloch are
in Toronto this week,
;Miss Gladys Hamilton of T,oriento
spent the holiday at the home. of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Ham-
ilton,
'bliss Mary A. Haggam Hensall,
sent
the week ek end with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew McaLJac:hlatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Jtto. Allison of
Thames Road and Mrs, Frank Hamil-
ton of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. John Hamilton.
Mt, Alex, McKellar and Mr, Jno.
Park spent a few days last week vis-
itili friends ends at Tisottbuig and S.taf
fordviL'e,
nd Mr,
etidtMrs U. M (eller spentale aSund'ay
with Mr, and Mrs, Alex, MCKelfar,
is
th
feiv
cently. P,t ue
Mrs. Mountain is spending a few leavi
days with her daughter, 'Mrs, Pipe of 'the
Goderieb, Iv
` t'
Mr. H_nry Lear is Spendingi
a few spec
P'A
oultry
WANTED
IIIQIfES' PRICES PAID DOR
Taken. Tuesday ;and Friday of
each week before noon.
POUL'L'RY
THOS. B,XCKELL
Seaforth
Goderich street east, opposite
Queen's hotel
days in •Niagara,
Mrs. Taman is the guest of her sis-
ter, Mrs. 'Rutledge of Auburn,
Miss Rose Crawford of ;London
spent the week -end at her home here.
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Helen
spent a few days with London friends
recently.
;The Ladies' Aid held a ten ,cent tea
at the home of Mrs. 'John Scott or,
Tuesday,
BRUCEFIELD,
The August netting of the U. F,' W.
O. was held at the home of 'Mrs.
HPreident
Airs, iDouglas lin McLachlan
with
o, Thesmeet-
,
ing was opened by singing,"flow
pleasant 'tis to meet again" foilo!wed
by tate Li, F. W. 0, prayer in unison, •'
Minutes es
of
u
prevfo s m
tell
n r•.
g read and
adopted to
las
p read.
,Roll
call showed
0
wed
good attendance and was responded to
by, "An author .of goad nattsic," Sev-
eral letters from headqu'arter's were
read. :A dilalog•ue, "IHiding'behiud tine
curtain" was green by four little girls:
Dorothy ,Farquhar, Dorothy (Luff,
Mary
tie; I o Roland Luff,rg'Thete topicKwas
ably taken by Miss McLachlan, "Mus-
ic un the farm and in the conimunity,n,
Several selections of music were play-
ed on tite piano. Another dialogue,
Keeping a secret," was presented by
Dorothy Luff and Mary 'Medley.
Convenors reported an Citizenship,
Legislation and Marketing. "The
Tn\enters Wife," After
in
"Our meeting's o'er," we were invited
t,:; the dining room where the hostess
served a dainty Iunch. Our next meet-
ing is to be held at the ltonie of Mrs.
A. :McQueen, September 18th, .After
the meeting Mrs..lLuff took a, group
of the US.W.10. members and visit-
ors.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay and daughter of
Brantford spent the week -end at the
home of Mrs. Stevens.
• Mr, and Mrs. James Moody are via-
itinb 7
friends end^ in
Toronto.
o.
Mr, Frank McKenzie of St. Louis
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. McKenzie.
Mr
AV. s.l\.
Stevens ens 1Svi'
sit'
m `
[n
Sta n -
ley this week. g' n
Mr, and Mrs. Noakes of Detroit
wvisiteeek.d air, and Mrs. Forrest last
Miss Marks returned this week af-
ter spending the week at Wellington.
Mrs, Lyle Hill and family returned
to their home in Moose Jaw last week
after spending a few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Skelton.
air, and "Mfrs. Wm. Chapman of
Winnipeg visited friends in the com-
munity last week.
On Friday evening, August 30th,
the Marian Oliver Society held a so-
cial evening in the school room of the
church. A splendid programme was
carried out during which bliss Hazel
Haugh was presented with a Life
Membership Certificate of the Circle
and a bouquet of flowers. The ad-
dress was as follows: Dear Hazel: ---
As a slight token of the valuable ser-
vice you have rendered our Circle
white a member here, and the fact
that r ;n were our first pre.:ide.tt, we
ask t ,u to accept this Life Member-
ship Certificate.. Our hest wines go.
with you in the noble profession you
have chosen. May God bless yott and
keep you always. Signed on behalf of
the Brucefie',i Marion Oliver Circle,
Dorothy S. Brtadfoot, President,
Afr. Jock and Miss Flora Souter of
Detroit spent the holiday here. Mr.
Jim Sauter accompanied theist 'back.
Mis
s ane*
. Aik
J enh
ead left this week
for a visit with relatives Saskatch-
ewan. Miss Mary, Stewart accone-
penied her part way as she goes to
teach at Englehart, N. Ontario,
M:•. George Layton, •formerly of
efla,d, and M•s. Layton, are
ng this week for the coast where
will spend the winter.
and Airs. James Moodie are
din, the week et Toronto.
A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal, roasted about medium, with the
htscd gravy oozing through, givea
ane a foundation, It just makes one's
mouth water to think of it Ho*
was that last piece of meat we sent
you? Wasn't it fine.
GEO. CAMERON
Your Butcher.
Phone 58 Seaforth
YOUR AUTO NEEDS
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Battery Sales and. Service
Charging and Repairing all nialzes of Batteries
A good line of new and used parts of different makes of cars
If your car is in need of repairs, give its a call
Studebaker Sales and Service
Recsier's
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