Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-06-30, Page 5THURSDAY, ',JUNE 30, 1932. THE SEAFQRTH NEWS: PAGE FIVE PERI EMPIRE WEEK AT SUPERIOR STORES. just see the array'o'f food bargains in choice cjuality Empire products brought to you'.by :Superior Stores to celebrate Can- ada's Birthday. Each item has been priced , to make this 'a real money -saving event for you. We advise you ,to shop early for such values are bound to create a tremendous' demand and disappoiavtn,•ient may await the tardy chopper. Re -member the slogan' WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Items for week ending July 6th. RENS°, Large Size per pkg.' 19 e ORANGE MARMALADE 40 oz. jar I��"�7 c NEW A•USTRALEAIN SULTANA RAISINS .. 2 lbs. A1C PINK S'ALM'ON, Cascade Brand, l's tall • 2 for 23ic AYLMER SOUPS, Assorted except Chicken 2 tins 1 9 Aylmer Peaches and Pears, 2'sgt............... 2 tins 33 c Lifebuoy Health Soap ..............................3 cakes 25c Panshine 3 •tins '25c Oxyd'o1, large pa'ekage, and 2 cakes.Kirk's Hardwaler Soap FREE all for 23c Orange .Slices ('Patterson's Ca'ridy') per lb. 19c large pkg. 21c ' Princess Flakes Certo "sure jell," with re'ci'pe book an -every bottle .. ... 29c MoLaren's Olives, No. 9 stuffed ....23c; IN'o. 20 plain... 23a Taylor's Peanut Butter - per lb. 18c McCormick's Ginger Flips 2 lbs. 25c Magic Baking Powder 8 oz.......23c 1116 oz 36c Benson's Corn Starch per pkg. 12c Tudkebt's Montreal Cigars "the world's best Sc ciffar" Brillo, "cleans and polishes" 2 pkgs.. 25c Royal York Tea 4's 24c l's......47c Royal Y'ark Coffee .... , . .. 4 s25c; 'l's 47c Aylmer' Grape Fruit 2's'git. M•anyf o-wers Toilet Soap • • • • • . • • • , .. • ..... '4 cakes 25c Cro'w'n Jars, small ' 99c per dozen, medium 1.14 per doseas - St. Croix Castile Soap...-. ..........• ..............2 cakes 25c Choice Golden Bantam Corn 2 tins 23c Aylmer Pork & Beams, Targe No. 2%'s 2 tins 21c Aylmer Catsup, new. bottle, each 15c Loose Otothos Pin's ' 3 dozen 10c. Bordeaux Shelled Walnuts, 'halves 'T/z lb. 23c Wnterglass 2 tins 25c Hillcrest Extracts 3 bottles 25c Aylmer Lombard' Plums 2's per tin 10c Parowax, l's, 4 cakes to pkg 2 pkgs. 25c Picnic Plates .....i.......... ................... per dozen 10c Drinking Cups per pkg. 10c Paper Napkins, pkg: of 50 . ........'................. each l5c Rubber Jar Rings, best quality per tin 25c '2 doze', 15c Gerber .Strained Vegetables for baby: 2 tins 25c Blended Cereal Food 2% ib. bag 25c Ross J.Sproat R MissN.Pryce Rhone 77 Phone 8 Buy Seaforth Butter A Service that creates Confidence is YEARS Always Good Quality Y Please us by giving us .your cream patronage and we will try to please • you by our services and higher''_ market prices for' good cream. 6, and a { Cream weighed, tested, graded and Dependable Reputation paid for while you wait. P P Th eaforth Creamery C.S Y C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING -and- EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W J. W'' ! r.KER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. .Flowers Furnished, Night or day phone 67. BRUCEFIELD. A good congregation was .present lint Sunday morning in the United -Church and listened with .much inter- est to t'he services conducted by Rev. Charles :Malcolm of E'gmondvitle and Mr. John Armstrong of the `Goshen lone, ,Stanley, taught the :Bible Class in. Sunday school mpst ,accept'a'bly. 'Nurse Mary McDonald returned to her home last week. She has been away nursing for the past seven weeks. 'Mils, 'Tinntey and son and 'his • friend, o'f De'triit, returned' to their hone last week after spending a few days with , bh'e lady's mother, Mrs. R. MelKehzie �Mr„Roy Walker and his sister, and Ur. John MM ween visited friends: in � Q Mitchell,_thiv week Mfr. 'nd,Mrs;,.Ed. McA's'h and Mrs, , Mcr�'sh of London, were ,the 'gues'f9' of Ars. R. McKenzie last week,. IDr. E. Winchester of Toronto and Mrs. N. W. Moeller, St. Marys were visitors at'the home of Mrs. C. Haugh last week. Mrs.' (Dr.) C. Stewart and son Mr. Chas. -and. daughters, Dr. ,Jean and Miss. Isatbel'l, Of Battle' Creek, recently visited their cousin, Mrs. Jas. Moodie, ;W. D. Wilson had his right hand cut last week and is unable to- write at the entrance examinations. Drs. Carman and Anna Haugh, who spenttwo k P wets vacation at _ their home on the Mill Road, start their year's work on July 1st at Toronto 'Western Hospital and Moose Jaw General Hospital. WALTON. Mr, James Henderson and Mr. and 'Mrs, Arthur Henderson left last week on a) motor trip to . Muskoka and. Parry Sound where, they will vis- it friends. BOa'.N.. McplEiATIH. Ln Bruofield, June 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc'Bealth, a sofa (:Douglas Walter). MdIC'A'Y.- do :Scott Memorial :Hosp.i- tal on Wedtlesdav June 29th, 193'3, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'McKay, St. ICotuan1san, a son (still barn); Want and For Sale Ad's, l,trtne 25e TOWN TOPICS Mfr. Will Brine is visiting in Bu falx this week. Mr. and Mrs. U. D. Cl r,k of Mo tread were guests this week of t latter's Parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.. Greig. . ,Dr Chas. Mackay and Miss Minn 'Mackay left on Wednesday for Mo treat where they will sail on Sato day for London, Eng. Dr. Mack will attend the medical conlference London. Dr. IL H. Ross, Miss Ma garet Ross and Miss Helen H'aniilt' accompanied then' to 'Montreal,_ :Miss EthelMcDouga� 1 R:N, . an Miss .Esther Gili R.N.Iof Detr o Spent Friday with the 'formsr's m ther, Mrs. Henry Hoggarth and M H'oggarth, 'Mr. aid Mrs.:Hambley of Staffa were guests on Monday with Miss' Oooper, john street. Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson atitd Jean and Russell of Toronto were guests of the Misses Ferguson` over the week end 'Russell retrained to spend the holidays in towel. ,Mr, Kenneth Beattie is' visiting relatives in Boston. Betty, Ruth, Ann and .Billy . Mc- Clelland of Toronto came this week to spend the summer with their grandparents, Col. and Mrs, R. S. Hays. Mrs. McGlel'land left recently to visit in Miamti; ' .r ,Mr. Dtvnlcan M•dK'e'Idar .. and Mr. Andrew MbLell:an of Cro'manty •visit- ed the latterts father, Mr. John Mc- Lellan, who is convalescent 'from his severe illiess. M.r, and Mrs, Harvey McKean of Toron-to spent the week -end with Mr. • and Mrs. P. M. Chesney. Mrs. A. McKean of Hamilton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Chesney. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crawford df Stratford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M�_ellar on (Saturday. Mrs. Lomond and Mrs. McLeod of London were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, M. McKellar ane day last week. Diamond Jubilee services will be celebrated by. the Smith's Hill 'United Church on Sunday. The sermon in the morning will be preached by Rev. Colin 'Young,_ DJD. of Toronto, a boy- hood member of the church, and in the even'i'ng by Rev. W. P. Lane of Northside United Chunch. Mr. W. M. 'Stewart and Mr. Arn- old Habkiric took over the .Supentest station in Mitchell on Monday. Mrs. Ralph Elliott has moved to the, house recently renovated and re- mod'e!'led by Mr. E. L. Box on Jar- vis street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Cook. Mrs, Elliott vacated apart- ments on Main street where, she has been living since e,he returned . from Stratford. Mrs, H. M. Vokes and two daugh- ters Barbara and Dorothy of Terry avenue, Detro'it, arrived Saturday for a few weeks' visit and all are guests -if Mrs. Voices' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Soroa't and her sister, Mrs, G, C. Dale. Mr. anti Mrs, Jas. $evitt and small daughter of Guelph a{.e visiting Miss Henry. C:,lrs. Rose 'Holmes is seriously 11l at' the home .04 Mr. David Leitch and Miss Leitch of Egniondvilie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bums'tead and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hays and Miss Eileen Wiley of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sills over the week -end. +In the •honor list of successful stu- dents at 'Clinton school of commerce Miss Madeline Hwtham stands in fifth place obtaining 85%. 'T,he fence at the Egmandvil'le cemetery 'is. being painted this week The work is being done by Mr.' T. Johnston. A birthday panty' was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. H. 'Holland in 'honor of Mr. Ho'llaircl's birthdey, It was in tihe nature of a surprise party, and tables were set out on the spacious lawn, fifteen sitting down to the sumptuous repast. spent a week with friends in Michigan f" recently. Mr. and Mrs. John. Doig of Ford- n wich spent the week end with Kippen he friends. C' Miss Dorothy McLein is spending her vacation in Muskoka.' le n - ' ay in' r o'n d o' it o- KIPPEN. Mr. and Mos. Harold Dbig and lit- tle son, Edward, also Mr. Pete Doig of Wroxeter, visited friends It'ere duringthe week. Miss Janet and Jean Murray of Gorrie, vi srt ed recently Y with Mr. .au d Mrs. Andrew Bell and other 'friends. A number ;of people attende'd the anniversary services at 'the. Thames Road on Sunday and report a big crowd there. ' Miss Bella Moir .-of.Hensal'1 is visit- ing her sister; Mrs. J. -:D; 'Stewart, Mfr, John A, M'dGregor had a very large barn raising last we;k when ov- er 100 then turned oitut and ra'ise•d his barns without a hitch. \ 'Mr. 'turd Mrs. Joe McLellan have moved to Varna where Jk,e has a good position, (Several .f rout this community at- tended farewell service of Rev. D. McTavish of Exeter on Sunday last which was a great success. Mr, Thoniias MciD'omald, London, is spending a couple of weeks with td's many, friends in' these' parts'. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Anders CONSTANCE. June Promotions. -The following are the results 01 the Jene protn'o-. tion examinations of S.S. No, 3, Hal- lett (Constance) showing the classes in which the pupils will be on Sep- tember 1st next: ISr. DV.-IJoohn Thompson, P"red Riley; Jr. LV.-1Gord'on Pethick, Jean Anderson (Hon.), Edna Ar•ntstrong. Sr, I;III.-1016ive Gnim'oldby, Marion Lawson, Jr. IIIII:-{IC'a'bhleen Yung- Mut, Alvin Riley, Jean W'ai elfie1d, Viola Dexter (Hon.), Davicl Ander- son (Hon.), Mary Thompson, Stella Armstrong, Reggie Lawson. Sr. 11h- Ellwooiif Clarke, Jim Jamieson, Haat• ry Yuu'gblut. I, -Norma Dexter,' Vi- ola Morrison, Teacher. WINTHROP. The garden party held under the auspicels of the Ladies' Aid Society of Cavae Church, Winthrop, on Thurs- day evening, June 23rd,, was well at tended. Owing to inclement weather, the tables which were to have been set out on the church lawn, were moved to the basement. The supper was of the usual high class for which the ladies of Winthrop are noted. The program took plate in the auditorium of the church and opened with an ad- dress by Mr. 'Smith, thepastor, who ably acted as chairman for the even- ing. Readings by Miss Jean S'm'ith of Seaforth were mu'c'h ap'preciated and a duet, by Mrs. D. MadFarl'ane and Mrs. S. Pethick was well rendered. The main pati of the evening's pro- gram •consisted of a play entitled, "An Old Fashioned Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mohawk Cro!ssroads," in which twenty of the ladies of the church took part. It 'proved very amusing and was met with enthusiasm by the audience. Before the -. program and during in'term'ission the Patricc4Hill- en orchestra rendered delightful mu- sic, Mr, Angus More added much to the entertainment with selections from the bagpipes. The proceeds of the evening am'ou'nted to 583.00. 'The regular meeting of the ladie!s' Aid and W.IMIS. of Cssvla.n Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. MdKee on Wednesday, Judy 0th. Circle No. 3 of which Mrs, Shannon is captain, will have charge of the meeting, All the ladies are cordially invited to attend, TORONTO HURON OLD BOYS' PICNIC Odd Sol smiled and chased Jup. Pluv. away. At one time a rain insur- ance policy wasn't worth 29c in Soviet money. of ey. At 3 o'clock Saturday after- noon last, ',Secretary Floody sat under a friendly maple in area 3, Toronto tx'hibition ground -s, Robinson-Cruso- like, waiting for his ,man Friday. George Newton, from Blyth. Bel - grave, Wiugham, and points in be- tween, asked: "Are you going to go on?" "Sure." said the game Floocly. Previously Bert 'McCreath, :formerly of Godenich, had tacked, the ;Huron 01d Boy Banner to two maples and the breeze. 'Bid Powl arrived and then Art Forbes, frae Seaforth, 'rolled up and rolled Mit a couple of !Huron_ war whoops. Froin that on the picnic ,was as certain as the 6 per cent. soles tax. (Amongst those ,present were the following: Mr. and .Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. E. Floody Ind Miss Moody, Mr, and Mrs. B. H. MoCreath, Mr. and .Mrs.; L. M. Pringle and Miss Pringle, 'Mr, and Mrs. W,r,A. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs, D. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, G, 'H. Martin and Miss Martin, Mr, and Mrs, W. A. Campbell, Mr. ,and Mrs. John .Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter; Mr. 'tn.d.,Mrs. A. ,E. Ball, Me. and Mrs. T. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Willson, Mr. and Mrs. P. ,Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lack Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs, H. AotolAsurance Let us protect you anywhere in. Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at NEW Non Tariff Rates It's worth your while to see us before placing your' insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates Holiday ,Season Enjoy Your Vacation in, Our NEW SPORT SHIRT, Zipper Front TWO POCKETS FOR MEN OR LADIES Special 1 7 ABERLEY PURE WOOL Bathing Suits for, 1.00 to 3.95 FO'R MET', LADITES AND CHILDREN MESH HOSIERY for Sportswear.., ., 49C to 69C MEN'S WHHITE OR KHAKI DUCK HAMS ...., .. 95 c Thomson's Men's Wear Mn In Crich Block. J. Hodlgins, Mr. and Mrs. H. W Hoag, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Ferguson Dr. and 'Mss. J. G. 'Bricker and Mis Bricker, -Mr. Herb Wilkinson, .Add W. Duckworth and Mrs. IYuakworth Mr. G. A. Newton, Mr. R. C, Kin Mr. Wm. ,Powell,' Me., Whitney Dane Mr. A. E. Forbes, Mr. Thos. Cowan Mr. J. N. Kernighan, Mr. Jas. 0' Keefe, Mr. A. J. Grigg, ' Mr. .Chas Williams, Mr. J. R. Howe, Mr. W. E Floody, Mr. A. Sims, Mr. H. J. Reid (Owen Sound), Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 Isbister, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Your' M.r. and Mis. J. L'amontby, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Calder, Mr. 'and Mrs. W A. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. T. Mc- Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. R. Arbuckle, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton and Miss Hamilton, Mr. and . Mrs. W. D. Sprucks, Mr. and. Mrs. D. C. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Love, Mr, and Mrs. A. Alderson' (Hamilton), 'Mr. and Mrs. H. O. ,Speare, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Imrie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Muir, Mr. and Mrs. D. `Crawford and the Misses Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.' C. W. -Doty, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bricker, Mr. and Mrs; D. W. Dane, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. R, Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. C. Inglis (Dun- eas), Mr', and Mrs .Simington, Mrs. J. B. Morrison sand Miss Morrison,Mrs. ,Ir.. M. Irwin, Mrs, I. H. Brown Mrs. S. Laird, Mrs. J. Beck, Mrs. C. E. Weekles and Miss Weekles, Mrs. A, Becker, Mrs, A,' Mills, Mrs. L. S. Scott, Mrs. R. Lansing, Mrs. H. C. Burgess, Mrs. E. Bryans, Mrs. Ford King, Mrs. R. MoAtllister, Mrs. J. H. Scott, Mrs. P. Hassey; Mrs. W. W. Carter, Mrs. J. D. Guy, Mrs. Mar- garet Glen and Miss Glen, Mrs, E. Pridham, Mrs. S. Young and Miss Young, Mrs. C. Gray Miss Minnie Proctor, Mrs. E. Barry, Miss ,Sadie Walker, 1Ls Eileen Jay, Miiss Jessie Anderson, Miss Mildred Jay, . Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Ruby 'Duff, Miss M. D. Gorie, Mfiss. W. A, Black, Miss D. Westbrook. Miss D. -Marsh- all, arsh all, Miss E. Forgie, Miss Leo 'M. Flynn, Miss .Edna Flynn, .Miss Annie Kerr. Miss Leo Kerr, Miss Lydia Beck. Miss flay Morton, Miss Anna Chase, •Miss 0. Lamprey, Miss Helen Wilkinson, and many others whose names could not be obtained. " iDhe following is the list of the prize winners: 'Children under 5 years -1. Eleanor 'Mozet; 2, Gordon Wilson. 'Boys, 8 and osier -11, Fred Carter; 2, Doug, King; 3, Cliff. 'Bricker. IGirls, 8 and under -d, Eleanor Mar- tin; 2, Jaan Psbister; 3, Frances Weeks. (Boy's,' 10 and • under -1, Cliff. Bric- ker: 2, E. Kingscourt; 3, ,Fred Carter. 1Girls, n0 anti under -1, Jean Mason; 2, Mary Jay; 3. Fannie Weeks. IBoys, 112. and under -l1, Rob't. Isbis- ,ter; 2, J. O'Keefe; 3, .Doug. Franks. !Girls, 12'and a nder=1, E. Bricker; 2, D. Crawford; 3. I. Jay. !Boys, 14 and under -11, .Doug. Haw- ley; 2. H, Johnston; 3, Wallace Floody. Girls, I4 and older --1, ',Marg, Ar- buckle; 2,) . Bricl,et•• 3, Jay. I. Jay. (Shoe race, boys -1, .Harold John- ston; 2,' John Crawford; 3, If. Dick- son. !Peanut race=l, Mrs, J. Moop; 2, Muss Sadie Walker; 3, Mrs. 5. "Muir. 'Men's open race -1, R Weeks; 2, J. Crawfprd.'3, Jack Moon. 'Young ladies' open race -sl, Mar- garet Elliott; 2, Helen Mason; 3, E. Bricker. :Married men's race -1, B. H. \Ic- rea'bh; 2, Dr, .Ferguson; 3, A. Isbist- r. .Drivin'g spikes -1, Margaret Elliott; Mrs. 5. Grey; 3, Mrs. Neill. orrice ladies;, race, flowers -1, . 'South Huron won. Men's softball -_North 'Huron, R. s Brooks, captain; South Huron, F. . Wilkinson, captain. South Huron , won. g> S•pecial Lipton tea race -Mrs.' Prin-. , gle, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. jay, Miss , Flynn, .Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Love, Mrs, Johnston, Mrs. Lansing, wan in the above order. IThe ladies' broom football. match between North and South ,Huron re- . stilted in a draw. g, Notes Mr. J. Neill, Howick old boy, drove . down from Hornby, Halton county, to take in the big picnic. , The National Grocers donated two dozen brooms 'for the broom .football. Mr. H. J. Reid, of 'Owen Sound, came dawn to take in the show. He is a son of the late ,Abel Reid of Tip- perary, ,Goderich township. "A wor- thy son of a noble sire," Sir John Aird, ,Seaforth old boy, gave a handsome donation for the prizes. Bert M ,Creath was toaster of cere- monies, and we have all got to take off to Bert as a real hustler, Jas. R. Howe, resident of Clinton 40 years ago, wanted to see some o'f the people of `Clinton, and the secre- tary introduced him to Miss Eva Ste- phenson and Mrs E. .Ball, formerly Miss Rayson,' both of tvh'om he knew well in the old days. The T. Lipton Co. as usual came forward w='i'th a splendid donation. No wonder the Huron people drislc Lip- ton's tea. My, that coffee was good. 'Where did you get it. Why, from bur old standby, J. A. McLaren, of course, where we always get it. The ;Mysterious Mr. Huron turned out to be D. H. Wilson, a nephew of Treasurer Wilson, and he walked around the grounds three hours before he was discovered by Miss Madge Crawford, ,.formerly of Hutlett, who secured the price offered by. "Bid P:ow t," Secretary Floody was .roused from his sleep in the early morning to re- ceive the following telegram: Regina, Sask., June24, p,m-�E, Floody, S';c'y, Huron Old Boys'Association, Tor- onto: Sorry we cannot be with you on such an occasion. I1 we are not with you in body. we are in good wishes. Let the boys and girls crown there know we are all well and kick- ing. (Signed) A. P.:Hod'gert, Secy, Huron Old Boys, ,Regina, - ,Mr. and Mrs. A. Alderson, of Hain ikon, formerly of Wingham, made a special trip to the picnic and enjoyed themselves immensely. Conte again next event. Mr. aucl Mrs, C. Inglis of Di'ssdas, old Winghamites„ were welcome vis- itors and were very much interested in the sports. Come again. We are always glad to.see you. Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Campbell ren- dered splendid. service in driving in the Win'ghamiles, who had the .largest a'ttendan'ce of any' of the towns. 'Mrs. D. Thompson had charge of the refreshments and you know how everybody enjoyed then'. Assistant Secretary Sadie ,Walker was late in arriving. but., she w•'aated no time when she got oil the job. Mr. Walter Buchanan had charge of the children's tables .and hie handfed the ,kids well. He would make a splen- did 'Sunday school superin'tenden't. President Harrsc Stowe and '.Ars. Stowe mi'gh't well feel proud of the. success that attended their efforts. Aid. Dt,ckworth and .Mas. •Ducic- wou•th were present and stayed' till the last dog was 'shot. tM'ayor Stewart was unavoidably ab- sent and sent his regrets, !Mrs. C. ' C. Young was a live wire n h'and•in.g , out the refreshments, Equally so at ,the broom football. 'Joh{, Moon, owner of rthe celebrated forth end gardens, donated three prizes for the married . e w,i's trace. you cannot afford to take chances. C claims promptly •and satfsfacs torily paid. t Phone, 'write or call= -Night and Day Service 2, D 1 'Phone'; 152 'El' De Mrs. D, Wilson; 2, Mrs, J. 'Muir; 3, Mrs. Thompson, ' ati meni r s r are- F 1v B. Toy; .D A'AII , D Sutheriand Wn son. ., GENERAL INSURANCE S RA' NCE - REAL ESTATE, CO'NV'EY. ANCING, ETC. Office over Kea'ting's TJrug S'tol'e dies:,.,. so'fbbagi�ittot+t t`= } Huron, c'apt 't•Sot h t 'l trout Miss D. Titotn'psop, captain.