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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-08-13, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS: THURSDAY, AUGUST, 13, 1931. THE ':SEiAFORTIB NEWS. Snowdon Bros., 'Publishers. WALTON. Mrs, Jahn Gilmartin' and. Master 18ii'ilie of Hamilton is spending a few -holidays at her brother-in-law's, Mr.' James Mose, 'Mr. James Mose and grandson Ev- 'erett Pedue, Mrs, John Gilmartin and :l Master Billie spent Sunday with the former's brother -in-laws, 11r. Robert `(Hayter of Dashwood, and 'William lEIayter of Grand Bend, also called on their cousin, Henry Hayter al `Varna, Beatrice Perdue and ton Everett,' s•accompanted by• Mrs. John Gid'm'ar-. tin and 'Master BDlllie, spent Monday •':with the former's. sister, ldrs, Cartil•le Houston of Bayfield. 'Mr, and Mrs. George Powers and .daughters .Lucille and. Norma of Ur- 'brava, Illinois, and Mrs, A. Powers of Yale, Miclhigan; and Miss Jean -Mc- Giowan of Flint, Mich„ were guests of Mr. ant Mrs. John Tomirlson last week. Mr and Mrs. Jos. Clarke of Bliue- -rLale v'isite'd. Mns. Enoch Clarke one day recently. Miss Bettie Rawer of Brussels Was • visiting Mrs. F. Innes and' other :'friends last week. .11r. and Mrs. F. A. Hatubley of ".Staffa visited one afternoon last"week .•with friends at Walton. "Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dayman and s � y •wlr. and Mrs. John Norris of near ''Brucefi•eld called on friends on Sun- %day. 'John aitd Lewis McDonald af Riv- erside called on friends in the village :from. Friday to Monday before •going to Sdatarth and Mitchell. Walton defeated Hesp•eler by 2,1 in a real fast game of football on the Vocal field last Friday night. Miss Muriel Fanqu'hanson of Gode -rich is spending a few days at her ' home. Mrs. L. Forsyth of Toronto is visit- ' hag, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoy. Beth Shannon who has been visiting friends in Toronto has returned home. Mrs, G. Wells and Miss Joan are spending their 'hollidays with Mrs, H. : Shannon and .Mrs. W. J. S•Iumphries. 1frs, C. Gawland and children of Fergus are spending the holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and .!Mrs. S. .Forbes. HARLOCK 14iss Helen M'dNabb of Grey Town- ship spent part of last week at the :Noire of her friend, \+Iiss Eno Parson's. Miss Eileen Knox of Caledonia, spent Friday at the home of Misses Wilma and Phyllis Shepherd. The Ladies' Aid of Bunts' United Church'held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. Knox with Mrs, Geo. Watt and Miss Lydia Reid assisting, .lass Marjorie Bickell is spending a few days with Miss Lydia Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen. •Mr. Clark Ball of Summerhill spent -the end of the week at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd's. Miss Agnes Leiper of Toronto is at present holidaying at her 'home here. Misses Irene and Clara Brun.dson of Clinton visited Miss Helen McGregor part of last week. Miss Edythe Beacom visited Miss Helen 1'IoGregor \'ednesd'ay evening of last week. Rev, Mr. Holmes of Clinton took •ch'arge of the service in Burns' United Church on Sunday, Aug. 9th. There wilt be no service next Sunday, Aug. 16th, and on Aug. 23rd, Rev, Lott of ,Brussels will have charge of the ser- vice. For Burns and Scalds—Dr. Thomas' IEclectrfc Oil will take the fire out of a burn or scald. It should be at hand in every kitchen so that it may be -available at any time. There is no preparation required, such crisp- ness! o'e' RICE KRIS - PIES just crackle in milk or cream. They're crisp rice. Bubbles. .of wonderful flavor. Noth- -ing like them anywhere! Have Rice Krispies for breakfast, lunch, the chil- dren's supper. Try them with fruits and honey added. Make delicious macaroons. At grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. 440 IIIc' 'Jill SPIES Come in and See Our. New and Used Cars 1 Am Agent For Durant Cars &Ru g -y b Trucks Massey=Harris ' Machinery and Repairs • JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS All Repairs and Labor Cash. BLYTH. Women's Institute,—tGrandmro•ther's Day at the Wo'men's. 'Institute . was held on Thursday, Aug, 6tih, and was treated to a very enjoyable outing at the home of the president, Mrs. R. Richmond, with :a splendid attend - ante of members and visitors present. Mrs, M. H. Patterson held the place of honor, she being the ,only great- grandmother present. Meeting open- ed by singing the opening od:e, The 'Lord's prayer was then repeated in unison. During the business part of •the meeting the secretary read a letter from .Dr. Field, Inspector of School's, stating bha't Dtona•ld. Richards obtained the highest marks at the Entrance exams held at Blyth Centre, and .was awarded the +oa's'h prize of $2.00 given by the Women's Institute. The first number on the program .was cam- inunity singinlg, followed by a reading, "Grandmother's Quilt." by Mrs, Col - dough, then two weld rendered solos. by (Mrs. E. S. !Haughton of Londro;s, th'at were much appreciated; then a humorous reading "The Never Catch Up's" by Mrs, Newcombe, followed by a reading, .'"Mr. 'Brown's Argu- merrt" by Mrs. "Scrimgeour, then a reading by Mrs. Houghton. Mrs, ;Densmore of 'Clinton gave a splendid talk on .the "Doukhobors," followed by "The Wool Picking ,Bee," an old fashioned comedy. by Mesdames 'S•crinrgeour, .Newcombe, 'Richmond, 'Colclou'gh and 'Fawcett. The meeting was 'brought to a close 'by sin•gin:g "God be with You till we meet again" and the National Anthem, The grand- mothers served lunch that was enjoy- ed. Six metnbers were added to the roll call,. Miss Muriel Wilford of Adana Ladies' College is spending her holi- days with her grandmother, Mrs. A. B Carr. Miss Velma Craig who hes been risiting her sister, .Miss Ada Craig, Listowel, returned home on ;Saturday. Mr, Russell Armstrong and Miss Mae ,Davies of London visited the former's mother, Mrs. M. Armstrong, on Sunday. Mr. and ,Mrs. J. W. Mi'lIs are spend- ing their holidays at Grand Bend. A joint meeting of the W. M. S, and Women's Association was held at the home of Mrs, R. Wightman on Tues- day, Aug. 4th. Meeting opened by singing hymn 254. Mrs. C. Grasby presided for the program part of the meeting, reading the devotional leaf let, He had Compassion on Thetti." Mrs, (Rev,) E. 'L, Anderson led in. prayer, then a reading, "The Gift of the Loving Heart." Two verses of hymn 1'53 was sung followed by a reading, "My Conversion to the Mite. Box," by Mrs. Fawcett; then a piano duet by Misses Elizabeth Mills and Pauline .Robinson. A pleasing feature of the tnee'ting was a splendid talk on "Social Service 'Work" by 'Miss Annie Maines of Toronto. The temperance work was taken by temperance her- ald, Mrs. 'Win, Hesk. The president, Mrs. Colclough, then took the chair and conducted the business part of the meeting. The roll call was answered by a verse of Seniptere containing the word "Faith." After singing a verse of hymn 308. Mrs. MclEiroy closed the meeting with• prayer. The pres•id- eet,'Mrs. J W. Mills, presided at• the 'Women's Association. Meeting open- ed by singing two verses of 308, after which the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. The treasurer 'stated the proceeds from the meals served on the 13th of July were $192.45. Net proceeds $144,45. Meeting closed by singing hymn 85. The group commit- tee of the W.M.S. then served a 10c tea. The annual Flower Show of Blyth Horticultural Society will be held in Memorial Hall on or about August 20th, weather permitting. ,With the abundance of rain that has fallen this summer the flower display should be good. A raspberry tea and baking sale was held by the Ladies' Guild of Tri- nity Church at the home of Miss Jo- sephine 'Woodcock on 'Friday. Mr. Phillips' store, lately occupied by Mr. Lorne Scrimgeour, is being painted and shelved for .Mrs. Susie Lockhart as a 5 and 10 cent store. There were no services in Trinity Anglican 'Church on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Pocock left last 'week on a week's holiday, 'Mns. Johnston of !Lytton, Man., is visiting Leet father, Mr- Steinhoff, for s'e'veral weeks, • The many friends of' Mr. James Moody re'gre't to learn that he is not improving as rap'id'ly Rs they would wish, About seventeen .members of the Canadian Girls in Training left on Monday morning to camp at Balls Bridge on the Maitland River. Visit- ors' ,Da w nesdl ',Scants y as Wednesday. ay.,Broy $ a s are preparing for a camp nett week, The ''Mission Band: elf Queen St. Church had a picnicin the grove on Friday afternoon .and held their regu- lar meeting. The president, Pauline !Robinson, presided. Rev. Mr. Ander- son gave a talk on keeping the Sab- bath Day. Swimming and games were enljloyed by the iEand• The . superin- tendent, Mrs. Bender, and several guests, were present, besides the members. Mr. John R. Bell had the misfor- tune to have 'the end of his left thumb severed 'by a binder 'blade at Mrs, Bowes' farm in Hui'lett. Mrs. Ban. Lockhart has gone .to (Exeter where Mr. Lockhart is seri- ously ill. A new radio was installed in Mr. I. C. McElroy's house this week. • ' The Cons'tructi'on Co.'s .steam shov- el was laid up for days with a break while cutting down the hill at • the Auburn road corner. ,Mr. Cardiff of Bru'ssel's, one of the contractors on the new cut road, had hi•s car stolen in Toronto recently. Mr. Cardiff was in Toronto on busi- ness, ac'cam,panied by his wife at end of last week. While shopping the car, with their purchases, disappeared. Af- ter waiting a clay they returned, and are still minus the ear, a large one Miss Janet Craig is vibiiting het sis- ter, Mrs. T. ;Walsh at 'Westfield. Mr. 'H. McElroy unloaded a car of co&l and coke this week. Mr. Floody's men are re -shingling. the east wing of the Public School. The marriage of Miss :Muriel M. Robinson of Clinton to Mr. 'Charles W. Cole of St. Thomas, took place on Wednesday in Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton. Mr, Cole is the youngest son of Mrs. Cole of Blyth and the late A. T. Cole. The .bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Robin- son, Clinton. The tw'o new stores of Mr. John Heffron are being painted .and decor- ated. Miss' Melda'MclElrroy has returned from Toronto where she took .a teacher's course in physical training. Mr, and Mrs. John Grasby visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Tucker at Durham an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Nicholson spent Sunday afternoon at George Nichol son's in 1'I dKil l'o p. Mr. Bruce Brown of New Liskeard spent the past two weeks visiting his parents, John and Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston, and Iona were guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jerilyn of Jamestown Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Shoebottom of 'Belgrave spent Monday evening with Clarence and M,rs. Johnston. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Mrs. John Granby spent Monday evening at Mr. :rhos. Shoebottom's. of Belgrave. •lir, and Mrs. Charles Nicholson. Gordon and Velma visited Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Higgins, 3rd line Morris, 'Mr. and Mrs,' John McNichol and Aubrey were guests of btr. and Mrs. Wesley Somers of Grey. VARNA. Misses Gladys and Emily Beatty di London are at present enjoying a holiady. Mrs, L. MclAsh in company with Mrs. Weekes of Glencoemotored tc London' Monday. Owing to Rev. Mr. Poilter being an a hdliday there was no service in the United Church Sunday evening. 'Processor Keyes, in company with wife and daughter and Miss Turner after spending a few weeks with friends and relatives have returned"ltc their home in 'Tennessee, !Midis Thompson of Toronto then" the week end with her sister, Mrs: L. Beatty. MIDDLE'' S'OHOO'L RESULTS l]'h+e' following are the results of Inc' �Mid'd'l'e Sdch+oo't Exanninabuons of the Sca'forbh Collegiate Institute. The tank is indicated as follows; 75-100, S.; 66-'i4, III.; 60-65, III.; 50-59, C. The certificates Of alt candidates have beers mailed. M, Donald'a Adams -:Eng. camp, 'C Geo m. C. IW. Russell Allan•—'Can. hiislt C; geom. VIII.• Mary W. Biarher-!Anc. hist,. III.; alg. 1II; p'hys. C, chem. C, Lat.' A. C; Fr. A. C; Fr. C. III. Muriel' H, Beattie—CChem. IIIIL Alda• J. Bolton—Alg. I; geom. IIII; thein C. !Elinor J. B•ro'a:cllfoot-lGeom, 11. Margaret L B'roadfaot—Eng. comp. C; Can. hist, C; geom. III. Gladys M, Butson-+An:c, !visit, Ifl; alg. 'I,; phys. C, chem, C; Fr, A., C Fr, C., C. IAnrtle+yv J. Calder—!Eng. Comp. C Margaret E. Cardtvo—(Chem, III4. Eileen Chapman—Eng. Comp, I'I1I geom. C. (Geo. W. Crioh—Eng. lit, C; Can hist. geotn. I'I; phys. ILII. (Francis A. (Devereaux—lAiig. I; pays S'I; them I11I'I; Lat. A. .C; T;a't, C., IIII Fr. A., C; Fr. C., ItI. !Chas. S. Dickson--lChem. C. Bernice D'orranoe-Eng. Comp. C. IDonothy M. Driscoll!—Allg.. Id geom, II hem. C • Lat. A. Is H; • playa II; •Coit. C. IIT; Fr, A. IIII;; Fr. C. II Elsie M. -Drover SEng.. comp. C Eng, lit, I; Can, hist. VIII; geom. III ph'ys. III; Lat. C., I. Eugene W. Duncan—Arm. •Hist. C geom. I; Lat. C, C;. Fr. C. Frank W. Dundas—Geom. C. N. Angela C. Eckert—Eng. Comp. Eng. lit. III; Can. +hisit. IIII.; geom. I Lat. C, I, Anna G. Edmunds—Eng., lit. IIII alg. C; geom. SII. IE'leanor Evans--'Ohem, I; Lat. A II; Fr. A. I; Fr. C. I. Jeannette Finnigan-Chetn. C. Isabel Forrest—Chem. C. Mary E. Forrest—!Eng. Lit. ISQ Seam. I. +Grace V. Free—Eng, lit. C; geom C, - 'Glen Gemmet1'--�Alg. 'C; Lat. C, C IF'r, A., C; ,Fr. C, .C. Jean L Gemmell—Eng. Comp. C geom. C. J. Ear'l Gillespie—Lat. A, C; Fr. A C; Fr. C, Lh Evelyn I. Golding--Alg. II; phys IC; chem. II; Lat. A. DIII; Lat. C, C Fr. A. C; Fr. C, VIII, John C. H'abkirk—.Anc. hist. III chem. 111II. Norma J. Habkirk=Chem. C. J. Leo Hagan—Anc. hist, IIII. geom. SII(; ohe'm, C. Mary I. Haigh—Eng. camp. C 'Cana. hist. C; ,geom. C; Lat. C, C. Glenn Hays—Alg. II; :chem. 11 Lat. A. I; Lat. C. I; Fr. A. IIII; Fr C. III. Madeline E. Hoth'am—Alg, C geom, 1111,; chem. C. O. Ruth Hugild--'Eng. cotnp, C geom. III. Mary M. Kling—Eng. Co•mpp, C, Enlg. lit. III; Can. hist. C; geom. LI Flys. C. Win.nifred L. Kruse—Eng... Comp IIIIII; Eng. lit. C; geom. I; phys, C Dat. C, LLh 'Roderick W. 'MacLean -Eng. comp C; Eng. lit. IIII; Can. hist. hL; geom phys. IiI'I; Lat. comp. C. 'Margaret C. ieE'adLennan—lAlg. C geom. C, .plhys. C, chem. C; Fe. A, C Fr. C, C. Margaret P. Mc!Donal'd-Eng. coin C; Geom. C. Mary E. McIver-En,g. coanp. C Can. Hist. 'C; geom. II. M. Margaret Mc'IIell'ar—Chem. C. John N. A. MoKe'arz'ie—!Anc. hist C; Alg. I'I; Fr. C, C. Jeanetta McLachlan—!Geom. i11; phys. C. Keith I..MacLean—tPhys, C, chem. II; Lat. A, LIII; Lat. .convp. C; Fr. A. C. Fr, C C 'Samuel A. McSpadden—Eng. lit.' ISS; CEn, hist, IIII; meant. I; phys. C. M. Elizabeth Malcolm—Eng. comp, II; Eng, kit. I'1I; Can. hist, LI; geom.. I11; phys, II+I; Lat, C, I'I. Gertrude I. Matthews—Phys, C, chem. C; Lat. C, C. 'Laura A. Mole -Chem, C. 'J'ames Murray --!Eng. comp. IT; Eng. lit, C; Can, hist. C; geom. I'I; phys. Veronica. A. Nolan--Alg, I'I, chem. II'I; Lat. A. III; Fr. A. I11; Fr, comp. 'Raymond E. Nott—Can: hist.C; anc. hist. C; alg. III; chem, Iff, Mary J. O',Conator—Alg. I'LI; geom.: C; phys. C; ohetn. C; Fr. A. C; Fr, C, C. M. Celestine O'iLeary—Eng. camp., I; Eng. it, PI; Can. hist. C; geom. i; phys, I11; Lat. Comp C. Ignatius, OiLeary-Chem. 111 R. George Parke—Alg, I; Lat. A. 0, Lat. comp C. Louis F. Parcel:l.-:Anc. Hist, IrI; Alg. C; Chert. III; Lat, A., C; Lat. C., IIIII; Fr, A. III; Fr. C,, I'I. Helen E. Rankin --Eng. Comp. C. lj, Mary, Reid—Eng. Comp, I'I; Eng, Lit. LI; Can, Hist. ,1; Geom. I4; Phys. I; Lat. C., LI.. :M'ary; D. Reid—Alg. I; Geom. 11; Chem "I; Lata A. LI; Lat. C. IhI, Wolverton Flour Mills Co. Ltd, I SEAFORTH, OiNT,'+ Wheat Storage On account of the unfavorable price of wheat this year we are arranging for the, storage of wheat for farmers until the price improves. We will store clean, good milling wheat only. The charge for storage and insurance, etc. will be lc per month or ,Ac for each period of fifteen days or fraction thereof. PHONES Office 51. House 299, Gordon C. Rennie-*Alg. 'I; Geom. I,; Phys. IIIIL; 'Cheat. Th . M. Elizabeth, R'o'lp:h-Can. Hist. 'C; Geom. C. • Margaret R. Ross--Arsc. Hist, I; Alg. IiI; IGeb'm, C; :Phys. C; Chem. C; Dat. A. C; Lat, C., C; Fr. A. C; Fr, C. IIII. Kenneth F. Rotiedge-Eng. C. IIII; Eng Lit. C; Geom. C. Helen M. Sclater—'Eng. Comp. C. !Alice M. ,S'tenton—Chem. IIL D Oriean G. Sias—Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lilt. C; Atac. Hist. III; A!lg. :II; Geom.. .1 - IHe'1•en R Somerville--Enig, 'Coanp. C; Ening. Lit. C; Geom, :LI. . iK'athleen M. Sitdwant—Anc, Hist. 1; Alg. III; Phys. II; Cheri. I'I; Lat. A. C; Last C., C;,F•r. A. IItI; Fr. •C, II. Mary A. Thompson — Can. Hist. VIII; Geom. LI; Phys. LI!I, (Anna M. Wallace --Phys. ITT; ,Ohem. I; Lat. A-IIII; Fr. A. IIII Fr. C. I'I. !Margaret S. Waltson—Alg, I, geom. I, chem. LI; Lat. A, C; Lat. comp. C; F'r. A. C. Fr. comp. C. Joseph J. Williams-4Chem. PT. Dorothy I. Wilson—Can. hist. C; ant, hist. IIIIL; alg. II'I; chem. e; Lat. A, C; •Lat. Comp. II; Fr. A. IIII; Fr. C. II. The following pupils of the Sea- ler -eh Collegiate Institute have been successful at the Lower School De- partmental Examinations in the sub- jects in brackets after their names. 'The certi'ftoa'tes of those who wrote on one or more papers ha a been mailed. The certificates of the who: passed on teachers' recommendations Twill be .given out after school reopens on September 1's!t, William R. Cud - more (arithmetic; English grammar); Charles B. Ferguson (English gram- mar); Margaret I.. Leybu•rne (geo- graphy); Ross M. Rennie (arithmetic, English igra•mnrer); John C. • Stevens (arithmetic). CONSTANCE. The many friends of Rev. J,.W. Johnston are .delighted to•.know' ;that he is quite restored to health and %vritt occupy his pulpit next Sunday after- noon at the regular hour. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley spent Sun'day at Bayfield. Mrs. Thos Pollard and Miss Phoebe Wakefie'l'd visited Ethel friends an Sunday., Mr. and Mrs, Bert Ha'b:kirk and fa - rally of Clinton spent Sunday with friends in the village. 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and children visited' at the home of Mrs. Armstrong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clarke on Sunday last. T'hreshing se'as'on has started and five machines were busy around the vil'l'age .all .at once. 'Misses Blanche Wheatley and Don - aide Adams Are guests' at the home of 'Mr. and 'Mrs, William 'Strong at the trousseau tea in honor of their daughter Annie, whose marriage took place this week, Miss Dolores Laithwaite, Goderic'h, is visiting her friend, Mrs. John Ferguson, and other friends in the neighborhood, Mrs. Anna McLean of Buffalo is visiting her brother, Mr. Dave Mill son and sitter, Mrs. Peter Lindsay. Mr. Thos. Pebhi.ck mlotored tip irons London on S'u'nday and returned Mondlay morning with 'his brother, IWihda'm Pebhiitck, who is having an X ray. taken at St. Jloseph's hospital., Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. F. Carter of 1Gad:erich on: S•un'daY• Miss Alma Leitch is visiting at Mrs. E. God'kin's in McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M'e'd'd of Exeter were, guests on: Friday last at , the home of Mr, and Mrs, •James Medd. Mrs. B. Ferris and children of:', the West are visiting at thehome of /Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson, a 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Britton sank! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Britton and Will IJISwibt visited at the home of Miss Viola Morrison on S'und'ay. Mr. and' Mrs. H•eribeut ,Fowler of the (Huron Road were guests Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lind- say. Mr. Clifford Jamieson of Kitchener is visiting his uncle,. 114r. Robert Jam- ieson. Mr. Carman Glidden ` spent the week and in 'Clinton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Glidklon. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Papineau and Mr. and Mrs. John Toll and two sans• of Strathroy spent Sunday with Mrs. Papin:eau's brothers, Robert and Wil- liam Clarke. Mrs. Dinah Taylor, Mr. Percy Tay- lor and son George spent S'un'day af- ternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Robert 'Clarke. Mrs. R. Anderson, Mr. Oliver An- derson and Miss Jean Anderson, Mrs.' Percy Reid and Miss Margaret Reid visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid on Sunday. Miss Hattie Armstrong is visiting her grandlparetrts, iMr, and Mrs. Wm. Olaeke. 'Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Adams from Seaofle, Wadhingtbit vte•ttecti at tithe homes of his cousins, Mrs. Chas. Dexter, Mrs. Austin Dexter and Mrs. Joseph Yung;blu'tt, fast week. :Mr. and Mrs. Woodman .and Miss Rachel of Londesbor and Mr. O'liv:er of Clinton, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dexter. ST. COLUMBAN - Mr. Basil Lane of Toronto is Visit- ing hismother, Mrs. John Lane. 1'Irs, Leo McKay of Regina visited her sister, Mrs, James McQuaid last week, Mrs. W. Fortune and Miss Agnes Lynch of Detroit are visiting their mother, Mrs. Rose Lynch, Messrs. Harold and Dennis Maloney of Detroit 'visited their mother, Mrs. • John Maloney last week. Mrs..John O'Rourke of Detroit call- ed on friends here this week. Another of the 'old ,pioneers has gone to his reward in the person of Mr. John Hughes who died at the home of his nephew, Mri Jos. O' - ,Rourke on Sundra'y and was buried on Tuesday in,Du'bl+in: STANLEY..:�: Mr, anal Mrs. A. P. Keys and fam- ily were visitors a.t the native of Mr, and Airs. Erne's't Keys of Stephen township on Sunday Last, ATJL THE KING HORSES A RACE DAY TO P'L'EASE A KING Tt gra. or 'Wednesday, Aug. 19th 2:15 P.M. CLASSES - 2:15 to Free for All Handicap Pace $300.00 2:1.8 Pace 2:25 Pace $300.00 $300.00 'Conditions -3% Entrance—5% off Winners Trotters allowed 5 seconds. 5 to eater, 4 to start, :Usual weather conditions. Eligibility, Day of Race. Three in 'five (only heat winners after 4th.) 'Purses divided 45%—,30%-15%-10%—Scaring (System—•but no more their ti scores allowed. INDIAN'PONY 'RACE 2 in 3 Run,I, , , , • , , • -100,00s Half Mile -- 10 or 12 Indian Boys in Native Costume --racing fast Indian Ponies— bate back These ponies can run a.h.aif c'lose'to a minute, 'A real h 1, ng a.tractt,n brought direct front andian Reserve on ''Walpole Island. Fergus Imperial Bagpipe Band W. E. OROSICH, ROY BROTHERS, Chairman, "Starter & Handicapp'et.. H. E. WICKS Manager, for Lang Branclli'Jockey 'Club !Ltd.