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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
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Items for November 10th, lath, •7,2th, 14th, 15th, 16th.
.STRAWBERRY JAM 40 oz. jar 25c
3for 2O
H'A'PPYVALE 'TOMATO'ES, 2's
KEILOIGIG'S CORN ,FLAKES •, .,
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
ISPNGAPIORE S'LbOED PINEAPPLE, 2's
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
3for25c
per tin 10c
,.,...2 tins 25c
per bottle 2��5 c
peT pkg. 1® c
AUNT J'Eit1'IMA PANCAKE FLOUR
Crisco, l's with free measuring spear,- (....per tits 23c
'King Oster !Sard•ines ..... .............per ,tiinl .15c
'McCo'rmiiick's S'od'a B'isouats, Wax'tite , per p•kg., .1'5c
(Red Rose Tea aa :lb. pkg. 23c.
IInte'rlake Toilet ,Paper , 3 rails 25c
Manyiflawers Toilet Soap 4 Bakes 21e
Carnation Evaporated !Milk, small 3 tines' 17c
large 2 tin's 25c
(Royal York Coffee ............. ....... . .... .
..%'s 25c
1'•s 49c
Lngeraald Cream or Pimento !Cheese, small 2 pkgs. 25c
Li'bby's Sauer Kraut, 2%''s•. ........, ..... -2 tins 19c
Pure Clover Honey i 2%'s 20c
. 4/'s 35c
Keen's .,\'Mustard '%"s , 49c; 5/4',5.... 25c
Zebra Stove Polish, Paste large 15c
Tomato Juke, 1105' oz. 3 tits 25c
Jersey Gloves, Brown or !Grey ......................... per pair 15c
Satin .Mixed Candy , per ib. 15c
!Humbugs per lab. 19c
!Blue ,Boy .Black Tea ...,'per lh,.... 28c; 4 ;pounds, ....d.00
Acadia Codfish, l's .. per lb. '115c
'Australian Sultanas .... ..... ..... ......... . ..... 2 lb's. 25c
Australian Cleaned Currants , , 2 lbs. 27c
Lennon ,and Orange .Peel , per lb. 19c
'Citron 'Peel ...... ............. , . per lab. 25c
Lexis Raisins with seed's. .2 lbs. 23c
(Cooking Figs, Best Quality ....... ................ ..2 lbs. 15c
(Glace Cherries '% Ib. 20c
Mince Meat Choice ........................ 2 lab's. 25c
New Hall'owi Dates per lib. 10c
SWILL (BUY AT OUR STONES, 1.'tin Tomato Soup,
A.I. li. can Corn,11% doz.''Cliothes, Pins/ 1 tin Cleanser,
1(tin Sardines, 1 tin 'Kipper .Snacks, I. 'pkg CigaretTobacco'
1 pound (Pat Barley, 1 1'b. Macaroni, 3 labs. Washing Soda,
1 Ib. Sulp'hu'r or Salts, 1 pkg. ;Blue, 1 box Toothpicks, 2
lbs. White 'Beans.
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xzPPEN.
T'h'e W.tMJS of. St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church, I iplpen, are holding their
ath'ankoffering service an .Sunday at .111
a.m. Miss Evelyn Mitchell, travelling
secretary' of W.M.S. will' hie' the guest
speaker.
The Bii,rthidlay party of Sit. A'n'd=
rew's W.M.S. washeld on Wedne's
fay, November 3rd' alt 2.30 pain. The
IW M.IS. of Hensal'l Untied 'Church
put on an interesting program.' Lunch
•sari served.' by the ,Kip'pen ladies after.
the meeting: A.'p'rolfi+taib'le and linn•stru'C-
,t'i've afiteravoon was spent.
'Th'e, Gau'ld M's'silan Band will meet
en Saturday aflternoon et 2,30 pan,
ITwentydfive young ladies , oaf t.
ave. natty
tNend
ed t
h a
Andrew's iChuna
w
held at Nor thalde Unii'ted Church last
Srid'ay night -and had: the pleasure of
hearing M'rs. J. IT, Rush of. Til'soti-
HURON ROAD WEST
'Mr. Stuart.and Melbourne Ball mo -
tared to Oshawa Saturday.
'Mr, and Mrs. George Vanderburgh
and s'ot 'Wesley were in London last
week to see Mr. Vand'erburgh's sister;
who had died before they arrived.
.Mis'. and. Mrs. Noble Holland and
Mor. and Mrs. Harry Oh'arlesiwo'rth at-
!tend'ed the fowl supper at Middleton.
'Ohuroh, Gio'deri'h toiwnshiip.
Mr, and Ms's. Fred Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. Bent Irwin, Mr. and Mrs, :Disk
!Negate and M'r, anal Mrs. Fred Pepper
,s opt an eveningwith
and Mrs.
'jack Blair,' Glod:rich towtislhip,
VARNA.
IiVI'r,, Roy Do,wson is busy. ,plowing
en his farm recently purchased from
Dr. H. Reid of Toronto. •
!S'evera'l from this •district took in
the fowl supper in Brucefie9,d` and' re-
port a good supper and good pro-
gratri.
(Mrs. M. Reid and Mrs. Jino. Rath -
well returned from Windsor where
'they spent a few da'y's with 'rela'tivies,
Mr, Johnston and family oaf Clin-
ton have moved to our village. Mr.'
'Johns'ton cones highly reooanmendect
as .a ,goad ,b'llaicaksm'ith and is now ready
'for worithisshop
opposite o
ots V
os
sops
store. We welcome Mr. and
Mrs, Johnston ,and family to our vil-
lege and `'trustee the public will lend
il'iurg. the:r patrotaage'to Mr. John's'toat.
TOWN TQPICS. (,
lid'. and Mrs. Chas. Burns te'ad and
Mr, wad Mrs, Gordon Hays of De-
troit s:peet Sunday with their many
friend's here.
,Annivetsary services of North Side
United Chuiioh will be had on Sun-
day, November 201th.
•tilt' and Mrs. J, L McClure o:f
'G'oder'i,cih township vis'ited with Miss
Nell McDougal ,during` the week -end.
Miss Eileen Chap Ivan underwent
an operation for tippen'dicitis in the
hospital on 'rues (Pay nigli't. Sine is re-
cover ng m'ioely.
Mr.' Levi Malaris who sustained an
injury to •his left eye lash spring
when.s,trucic by a piece of steel, is
alble to be .out again Titer five weeks'
treatment in the hospital •
MIr. George Jackson ansa Dr. Mac-
kay were in Toronto far a day last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. '.Ho'dgins of Toronto
and Mrs. L. T- DeLt.tcey, who is
spending the winiter with Mr. and'
Mrs. Counter iii Clinton, were week-
end ,guests of Mr, and Mars. A. D.
Sutherland.
Mr. and Mos, William Elliott of
Fulliarton, Mr. Donald' (Buch'anlan and
aunt, Miss Stewart of Grey, were
gueslts our .Sunday oaf Miss B•esIia
SS'prola't and other friends in town,,
Miss M. Jackson is visiting, •'her
cousin ,at Aii'sla Craig at pre's'ent.
!Word has been received. from Dalt
a'wa that Mrs. Henry, formerly Mis's
Roberts of Seaforth, who has 'been
critically nl'1, is at present very lo'w.
,Mr. W. H. Golding, M. IP. was
home from Ottawa over the week-
end.
'Mrs. ()Dr.) W. C. Sproat and Bar
bait are visiting her parents in Tor -
'auto.
'Mar. Jake Sproat of •Lake Tema'g-
anni is visiting with his parents', Mr.
and Mrs. James Sproalt, -
Mr. and Mics. Jahn, H'opf of Wood -
stack spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Cleary.
/Mrs. E. McKay of E•gmondville is
visitin'g Miss Munro, Brucefield.
(Rev, R. A. and Mrs. Cranston of
Welland were recent visitors with
Misses Ferguson, 'Sparking street.
Mr. and Mrs. S'tanl'ey Canter and
Mis's Ruby M'dViatie of Londesb'oro
s'pen't Sunday the guests of Misses'
Ferguson.
Mr. Olern Thiel Is spending a -few
clays at the horde of M'r. and Mrs.
(Lo'ui's Hildebrandt. Ole'm has just
returned from .a trip to Vancouver,
Spokane (Washington), Sir e b'y,
(Montana.), and other •important cities
on the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mns, William -Knechtei
spent a p'leasa'nt week -end with .Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Second' at Mfoadond.
Mrs. M. Davis and daughlter Mdss
K. Davis who have 'been•ltving with
the fortner's son, Mr. M. Davis, since
the death of his wife, have returned
to town and rented part of Mrs. A.
Warner's delouse on Jarvis street, the
other half being occupied by Miss
(Berle McClure,
Mr. and Mrs. Jiames' Hu'n'ter of
Kinca'rdine Township, and son from
'Regina, motored to Landon, where
they spent the week -end. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jessie Brown.
(Mrs.' S. Bloyd, who 'ha's spent' the
past five' weeks vislibing in Stratford,
has returned' Nome.
Mrs. H. J. Gibson has returned
from Tonanto.
'Mrs. L. C. Jackson left on Saturday
to spend a couple of weeks visiting
her sister near Chicago.
CONSTANCE.
\•:[r. and Mrs. Chas. Dexter and
Ella, also Miss Margaret Yungblut
and Mr. Fred Yungibdatt visited with
Mr. and Mrs. !Guy Cunningham on
Sunday ' afternoon.
!Tine many friend's of : airs. Robert
'Lawson extend to her their sym'p'athy
in the death 'af her bropher, Mr. Ira
Jlohns of Tuckersn lith.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Ferguson spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Carter.
'Mr. and Mrs. William Britton, and
Helen and Edith, Miss Gaw'iey and
W, Jewitt visited Mrs. Ed. "Britten
of Walton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lawson and,
von Lorne with their daughter,
Mrs.
Dlavisf o t and Mr. Davidson, of
Bsrncelfie'ld, and Mr. an,d $Irs. Georgie
Wheatley and Mrs. Lindsay attended
anniversary services at Egmondville
on .Sunday. '
Mr. and Ma's, W, . Clark, Mrs; Ro-
bert Clank Mara. Howard Armstrong
and Hattie visited Mrs. John Clark
anud. Miss Belle "M'dCuil'lla recently.'
(I1h'e Ladies' Aid Of Oan'sian'ce Un-
ited Church met for, business on
rratursdlay last in the Sunday School
'do'n'na of the • church. The president,
'Mrs. Roy Lawson, presided. After
the minutes were read and adopted,
the topic 'chapter was given by Mfrs.
J. Riley. Readings were also given
!
by Mrs. . E. Adams and airs. W. Bnit-
ton. Mrs. Peter Lindsay saulg, a
solo. The meeting was 'closed with
prayer by Mrs. Robert Rogerson.
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 5'0'c,.
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C. P. Sills, J. M. McMillan,
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WITH OPEN FiORUM
'ST. THOMAS' PARISH HALL
SEAFORTH
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'WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, at 8 p. m.
-The Mind of Your Child -- To
!Spank or not to 'Spank. ,Ch'airm'an,
(Rev. W. P. Lane. Vocal Music,.
Mr. and' .iVi'rs, J. A. Stewart.
THURSDAY, NOV. 17, at 8 p. m.
Suggestion, Hypnotism, 'Healing
Can Faith Cure? 'Ohairm'an, •Can-
on A'pp'leyard. Vocal Sala, Mr,
James 'Sc'obt.
RRJDAY, NOV. 18, at 8 p.m.-Tele-
pathy-Is
.m.-Tele-pathy Is There a Mental Wire-
less ? Ohainman, Mr. G. A. Bal-
lantyne. Piano Soto, Miss Helen
Lane.
SATURDAY, 'MOV. 19, at 8 p. m.
What is Christian Socialism ?
IChainman, Mr. Wm. B'faek, Veva!
Sole, Mr, Roy Buffin.
IA SILVER .COLLECTION AT
EACH LECTURE.
COUNTY OH,AMPIIOIN,SHIP
The filth ann'ua'l ,championship pub-
lic Speaking contest and second a'n-
nua'l spelling nvatdli were conducted
fit the ated'iitoriu'm of the Clinton col
Ilegiete iuistltu'te on .Saturday, 'Noir-
emb.er 51th. These coaite'slbs were un-
der the direction of the Huron county
'branch of the Ontario department of.
Algricultnne and held in conjun'cti'on
with the antral meeting of the Hu-
ron County E'd'u'dationa1 A'ssociati'on
of Tru's'tees and R'atep'ayers. The con-
testanits were the first prise winners
in the public spe'akin'g and spelling
match , contest conducted at each
school fair in the county.
The young 'o'rators displayed unus-
ual ability and the winner was Mies
Verna Anderson of the St. Helens
school fair, who spoke on the sulb-
ject, "Better Rural School Grounds."
'It is expected that she will represent
the county at the O'nta'rio Agricuitur-
set Cal'lege, Guelph, 011 ,Saturday, Nov-
ember 19th.
The first prize was a set of four
books, the whiner af.seco:nd prize re-
'ceive'd three books, and the third prize.
winner two books. Ail. other 'contest-
ants received a consolation prize in
recognition of their attempt to win
higher honours. It was possib'le to
provide these prizes through dona-
tions received from Mr. W H. Gold-
ing, 1'LP. for South. Huron; Mr. W.
'G. Medd, MhLA. for South Huron
and Mr. C. A. Robertson, M.P. for.
?N'or'th Huron, Mr. George ;Spattan,
M.P. for Worth Huron, arranged for
a silver cup for the winning contest_
an't. and presenited this splendid tro-
phy
ro
phy to Miss Anderson.
The follo;ving is a list of the con-
testants, the school fair represented,
and the subject. The first three are
ranked in ord'e'r of merit,
1St. Helens, Verna Anderson, "Bet-
ter Bus's! School 'Grounds."
'Be'tgra've, Edna Vincent, "The Do
Aulolnsuranc.
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Office ever Keating's Drug Store
minion of -Canada."
`Grand Bend, Chas. Atchison, "IIow
'We Can Help_ Our Country."
'Gotham e, Frances Houston, "The
Bpi fish Empire."
IGauie,- Ray= and Baylor, "When
the Orient Fights, Canada Pays."
1Biyt'h, Ruth Hil'b'orn, "Lord Strath-
cona.„
AshfieId, Roy MacKenzie, "Empire,
Day "
'The spelling match resulted in keen
:cantpetitian among the six contest-
ants and Mies Eileen Gratton of
(Grand" Bend was the winner. Book
prizes for all contestants were prov-
ided for by tate 'Huron County Educa-
tional Association of Trus lees and
iR'atepayers. The six contestants fin-
ished in the fallowing order:
(Grand .Bend, Eileen Gratton, S„S.
IN'o. 8, !Stephen.
,Beigrave, Laving :NUB urney, S.S.
No. 7, East Waw'anls/1Gerrie, Beryl
Dickson, 'S,,S. No. 18, Hawick;
!Blyth, Rosas Tfhu-et, Blyth public,
school;
Aslhifield tolwnsh'ip, lICathleen • Mac
IKendriok, ;S.IS. 1\o. 4, Aslhllield.
!Colborne Tape Ze'ima Fischer, S.S.
NO. 4, Colborne.
In addition to the public speaking
and spel'tintg contests, a ch'a'm'p'ionship
'writing contest was conducted ,and
prizes were awarded the winning pu-
pils from d'o'n'at'iad's received from .the
(branches of the Woimen's I•n'stitu'tes
within the County.
The ial'1'owinig were the, winners:
!Printer -Alice .Nodkolds, Colborne,
SSS, No. 1, Colborne,
First •Olass---IAt1:n'ie Taylor, St. He-
len's school fair, SIS. No. 12, W, Wa.
!Second Claes--!G'eorge H'aggilt, of
!Myth s'cho'ol fair, Room 2, BIiyth.
IThind 'Cla'ss, Etna Swan, St. Helens
school fair, ,S.S. No. 4, W. Waw.
(Fourth Diose --Margaret Hibbon,
(Ashlfield school fair, S.S. No. 3, Ash-
field.
IFDBbh Class--IFrced'a Rintoal, Sit. He-
len's school fadr, SIS. 12, W. Wawan,
ELIMVILLE
Heal weather prevailed an Sunday
last for the 'fa14 anniversa'ry services
of this congregation.. The church wad
(fi'll'ed to capacity at 'bath services and
was nicely decorated wi'tis plants and
tfl'dwers. ,Rev. j. Jldhns'on of IC'red'Iten
was the special speaker for the day
and delivered two splendid addresses
which were well received. Rev. John-
son was a junior 'pas'tor on this cir-
cuit as'sooi'alted with ,Rev. ,High J.
Fair twenty-lfive years ago and many
who were here at that time were
'p'l'eased to h'e'ar h'im reg'a'in. The Choir
rendered two anthems at each service,
namely, "The Vldice of Jesus" and
"Praise Ye Jehovah" at the morning
service. "Thou art my God" and
"`Great is the Lord" in the evening.
The male quartette ` also sang two
nu'm'bers, "In the :Bles'sed By and
By," and "Glad Never Forgets."
tAniong the many visitors in the
neighlborhood on ;Sunday who were,
present at these services were noticed
'Mr. and Mrs. \Vlison Hawkins of
Seaforth; Miss {Leila Mallard of Ship-
ka; Misses Marjorie and Gertie Hun-
ter of London; Mr. and .bars. George'
,Squires and 'two' children and Miss
,Mlary Darman, Mr. and Mrs. Ern
Faster :and son of Granton;' Mr: and
Mrs. Wynn of !Wioadh'am; Mr. and
Mrs. T. Morley 01 Whalen; Mr. and
Mrs. 'W. Rogers;' me. and Mrs. E.
!Gunning of Kthkton; Misses Joy and
Evelyn Whitlock of; St. Thomas; Ma'.
and Mrs. P. Whitlock of - Thames
!Road; Mr. ,and Mrs: S. Jahns, Mir. and
'Mrs. Ewart Pyrn and children of Ex
eter; Mrs. , (Rev.) Johnson an'd son
IH'hward rnf Crediton; Mr. and .Mrs.
J. Willis and babe of Stephen; Mfrs.
IHlartvvick and daughter 'Rhet'a of
Bryanston, A very large number from
,Zion congregation were also present.
'Mr. Ned Avory of St. Thomas vis-
ited with Mr, and Mrs, Wes 'Horne
last week.
A. num'ber from here a-bten'ded the
iTeadbers' Training Class held at
Cred'ito'n United Church last week,
TUCKERSMITH,
Death of Mrs. Wm. Whitmore.-4It
is with great regret we learned of the
death of ,Sarah Catherine Elsie, be-
loved .wife of Edgar William- Whit-
morePmore, 1i' took lace at her aest-
which
d,en'ce, North York, on Monday Into.
ve'mlber 1st, in her 4Ilst year. Mrs.
Wh'i,bmore had been il'l over a .period
of three month's, a great .de'el of which
time she was -bedfast, the immediate
cause of her death being septicaemia.
The .late Mrs, Whitmore was a d'augh-
ter'of the late Michael Whitmore and
his wife, Melissa S'h'annon, was born
in the township Of Hay on ,Atpril 2nd.
1892 and was married .to her now ber-
eaved 'hus'baid on O'ctober bat, 10119..
To this union were born five children,
four of whosnt are '1'ivitag, the eldest
having dried at birth: Gerald, Elsie,
'George and Ada, the youngest being
but three months. She is also survived
by her one brother, S,aitn, of Ttuck-
ers'mitly. The -funeral was held from
her late residence, 76 Albi;ti,b'i Ave:,
North York, on Wedtneeday, October
9th, the serv'ice commencing at, 2.30
condudtod by her pastor•, Mr.
DANCE!!'
IN FORRESTERS' HALL
eons a ce
Friday, Nov. 11
ALLAN'S ORCHESTRA. LUNCH
Admission: Gents 35c
J. F. Demos ter of the Baptist
Church' of:'Newton brook, interment
being made iai Thortehill cemetery.
The sympathy-af'the .entire commun-
ity goes out to Nhe bereaved husband
and young family en their time of
need, in the loss of a loving wife and
mother.
Death of Ira Johns -In the death
of Ina Webster Jodtns which occurred
on Sunday, the bo'wnshie of Tucker-
smith has loslt one of its best known
and most highly respected native sons,
Ira 3oihns was s'ix,ty;Nhree years of
age and was born in September, 1l81fi9,
in Tesnkersmith on the farm 'comp'ris-
ing lot 34, concession 2, Huron Road
survey, now occu'.pjed by a nephew,
Les'lde Lawson. His parents were the
tate Edwin Jo'hn's and Jane Lands -
borough. He was educated in the pub-
lic school of the section. The late Mr.
johns was a 'matt of upright life and
ohlaracter. Por several years he serv-
ed as councillor for .the tolwnsfiip and
was a memberof the 1932 council.
'Hie always took a keen interest pn all
•comtmuniilty welfare schemes and in
muni'cip'al matters. For many years
and up u'cti1 his death the late Mr.
fjiohns .was a valued correspondent of
'The Sea'fortih Newts in West . End
{Tuckers'sni'th, In religion he was a
Method'istt and latter a member of the
U'nite'd Church. He was one of the
officials of Tu'rne'rs' 'Church and for
years was ehoseu as lay representa-
tive of the congregation at the annual
sessions• of London caufer•en'ce. Ian
October, 1899, he married Fanny
Tawnsen'd, daughter Of the late Jo-
seph Townsend and Elizabeth Stan-
sbury'.' Early in. the summer of this
year his health began to fat. He suf-
fered minor strokes 'dur:n:g the 'fallow-
ing months, his illness and death be
ing due to heart trouble, Surviv.na are
three sons, Howard, fa'rmin'g in Tuck-
ersnn'ith, anal !Eelw'n and Alan at
home; two brothers, Harvey, of Eg-
s ondvi'llle, and Addison F., Lacher ait
Newmarket, Ont.; ,three sislters, Mrs.
Re'v.) A. E. Aaiun, Invermiay, Sask.;
Mrs Raabent Lawson, Kiniburn, and
Mrs Albert Seeley, Clinton, • Two
gra'ndchild'ren also survive. The fun-
eral was held on Tuesday a private
service being .cotududted at the late
residence of the .deceased, last 28, con
cession 3, Tuckers'm'ith at 2 p.m. and
a public service at Turner's Church
alt 230 pan., Rev. F. G. Parrill, plas-
ter, having oh'arge. In'te'rment was
made in Turner's cemetery. The pall-
bearers were Thos. Livingstone, Ro-
bert Gi'bbin'gs, Ge'o. Turner, Amos
Townsend, Robert Lawson and Albert
iSeeley. '
The November meeting of the
iTuekers selCh Ladies' Club was held
at the hone of Mrs. R. Fear. Twenty-
five members and two visitors were
present. 'The roll call was an.swered
with suggestions for Christmas gifts.
The fol'lo'wing officers were elected
for 1933: President, Mrs, R. Fear;
V ce.Pres., 'Mrs.' Ernie Crich; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Howard Johns; Treasurer,
Mrs, Albert .Pepper; Social Commit-
tee, Mrs, ,F F. Walters, Mrs, F.Town-
send, Miss Sadie Ball buying com-
mittee, Mrs. A. Pepper, 'Mrs. N. Gar -
cert, 'Nita, G. McGregor; baking com-
mittee, M'Irs. C. O'Brien; flower cont
mittee, Mrs.. L. ' Te'bbutt, Mars. Oke;
pian'is't Miss Rata Fear, assist, Miss
Sarah Whitmore; press secretary,
.airs. Herman Crich.
'The December meeting will be held
at the 'home of Mrs. C. O'Brien, The
roll call is to, be answered with gifts
which are to be sent away in the
b'os'ses for the north.
'Mr. and. Mrs, Peter (Hargraves of
'T'oronto vis'i'ted on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Shil'linglaw.
'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Topp of Buffalo
are spending this week at the home
of \Ir. John ,E1'gie.
(Misses Gentle Webster, Gladys
Coleman and Helen Thompson spent
'Sunday' with their" friend, M'is's Ethel
Jackson,
'Misses 'Margaret and Rossy Patricic.
Spent the week end with their par-
tints,' Mar. and Mrs. M. Patrick.
BORN. •
R1OlE: In ;Hulie'tt, on 'Sund'ay, 'Octo-
ber 30th, 1932, bo Mr. anal Mrs.
Donne 'Rae, a daughter.
JACKS'O'N. - Mr. and Mrs, J. T.
!Jackson (Betty Evans, Bradford)
announce the 'birth of a San it the
Priva'te 'Patients' 'Pavifiou, N'ove'm-
ber 2, '19312.
WIAII.IIIER,-iIn Scott 'Memorial hos-
pital S'eaforth, on Thursday, Nov.
Std 1932, to Mr. ' and 'Mars. Otto'
.Wtvlkor, 'Staffa, a daughter.
Z: tlBHIE, �In,
Scott iIie'tno'ri'al Hospi-,,
tal, an - Sun'd'ay, Nov, 6,th, 1932, to
Tblr. and Mrs, Albr'ahaim Zaphe, o'@
Bruce'fiettd, a son.'