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It's July in ,my garden and 4I'm gazing
at clusters of de'l'phiniums-,
For these are spurs that fell from
heaven and caught the most am-
azing colors of the welkin's own
as they came hustling down.
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HURON COUNTY S LEADING NEWSPAPER
And then some rosea catch, my eye or-'
maybe some Sweet Williams;
Or pink and white and purple peals of
Canterbury Bells ,
Oh, what is half so 'lovely as my gar-
den in July. -Vernede
WH'OLE S'ERIES, VOL. 55, No. 29.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933.
Phone 84.
DINNERS and 'SUPPERS
Regalaly
HOT , LUNCIE$
at )all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
Q•TheaYraAe
Confectionery and Restauran�
t
Sugar Crisp
- CORN FLAKES
'With .'Cut out Pictures of
,Animals ...........3 for 2 C+
NEW 'CHEES'E '15c
OLD 'CHEES'E, real nipple 20c
MUFF= 1Oc
.SAILIM O N 1 lb..tin 10a
BAKING POWDER 25 c
with !Sherbert Glass . �i�7
LARGE NEW .CA'BBA'GE ... 10c
BROKEN WALNUTS -40c a pound
BROOM 25c each
.SELOX 2 boxes for 25c
CORN ;ST'A'RCH 3 lbs. for 25c
'Butter, Eggs, and Feathers taken as
'rcash, .lc a dozen extra trade for
eggs..
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IllitChlaS0119S
PHONE 166
COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
PHONE
, E. L. BOX 4
NEW FOOTBALL 'SCHEDULE
a
1S't. Colwm'b•an at Ethel, Monday,
July 117.
(Walton at ,K•ip•pen, Wedn'esd'ay, July
19.
Ethel at Sit. :Colw:m'ban, Friday,
July 21.
'Bayfield at Brussels,. Tuesday, July
18.
(Brussels at (Bayfield, Wednesday,
July 26.•
Klippen at Walton, Thursday, July
Winthrop at Seafonth, Saturday
Jiu'ly 22.
IS eaforth at Winthu'o'p, Tu esd'ay,
July 25 -
FOOT BALL
(Scores of the first round. of the
play-offs are:
At Ethel, Mondla'y-'Sit, Co'lhsmtban
1, Ethel 0.
(At Brussels, Tuesday-Brusse9's 4,
B'aylfield 0.
Recent feat balils'core'sare:
A't Walton Italy 3 -
'Walton', 4 ,Man.cief , 1
At Brucefiel'd, '•July 5'-
B'rucefiel.d' •:.•...;111 ISealforbh 1
At Kippen J'ul'y 6-
B'aylfreld
At Brucelfield, July 8-
Brucitfiell.......0' St. Coluinban . 1
At Winthnoip, Jluly 10
Wirrthropi.. • ,[...2 WIa1'ton. ...... 1
At Kip•pen, July 1113'-
Br
leiten ` 1
pp ucefi'etl'd .'... 0
At .St.:Colu'm'ban, July .14.
St. Co'lan-tba,n1Baylfield 0
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VETERAN'S !P7CNIiC
The� annual Huron Cou'n'ty Veter-
an's picnic will he held neant Wednes-
day, 26th July at'Clau Gregor,Squlare,
Bayfield. The unveiling of B'ayifiel'd's,
new memorial cairn will take place at
3 p.m. and the public is cordially in-
vi'ted to attend the ceremony. •For
the dedication 'cerenvony all veterans
are requested to wear me'da'ls and de-
corations. Fiallowin!g the . unveiling
there will be the usual programme of
s'p'orts for all returned men and their
families, who are ca'ndially invited'
whet'her mmmlbers o8 • the Canadian
Legion or ndt.
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church --Paster
Rev, W. P. Lane, B.A.
(Sunday, July 213.
[10 a,m.--IS'und!ay 'S'chool and Bible
,Olasses.
1111 am. --Public Worship, Sobject,
"The Restrain'ts U'p'on Evil?'
"Talltinm.•-IPnb']ic Warship. Subject,
g to Your [Soul.
ST. THOMAS' CH'URC'H
Sunday, July 213. -;Sixth Sunday af-
ter Trinity. Sunday Sicho'ol and Con-
firmation Classes, 90 o'clock. 1l1 o'-
cl'ook-Conlfurm'atio'n by the B'is'hop,
Rt. Rev. Charles A. Seeger, D.D.
Evening service, 7 oicl'ock-Preacher,
the Reciter. Topic, "'T'o Every Man
His ,Wife."
EG1VLO'NDVIILLE'C CHURCH
'July 23, :111''a. m., 'The Greatest
Need in the 'World."
7 p.'m., "In the Valley df the
Slhad'ow."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN .CHURCH
Morninlg:"The 'Sltory of a Misu'n-
dersbandln'g!' Evening: "The Heav-
enly Vision.
CONGR'EGATIONA'L ,PICNIC
The congregational picnic of North
Side United'" Ohurth will be 'held at
Jwiwe ds 'Grove, B'aylfield on the after-
nooln o'f Wednesday, July
(WESTERN [PIONEER
Mr. D. J. Caatel'on, who is in town
this week, is an old Huron boy, who
was a pioneer of the West. He was a
Justice oif the • Peace in Lorne district,
Saskatchewan in 1892, with Sion. W.
R. Motherwell. In his 75 years, Mr.
Oantel'on has had' many and :varied ex-
periences both In the West and Ont
•ario;
'LO'OKIN'G 'FOR A QUEEN
IRoyalty visited Se'alforth :for the
third time in a year, tauten the famous
Charlie Pearce, serf-s'tylelT Kinn of
the Holbues, st'op'ped off here Monday.
He has just •come back from Winni-
peg tramri�eing atil •the way since bhe
end ,el .4 priT•an'd is now :nearly .throu•gh
his (216th pair elf b'olt's. IOh'ar ie s 'c,huei
aim in life just now 'is to find a
"Queen"; she must have $10,000 and
be •prdfenab'ty 20 years of age. Charlie
is 64 and has been on the road 'for 21
years, His shock -in -trade is iiiS skill
,with the bones, and mouth organ and
step da'ncin'g. Charlie claims he is al-
ways welcomed (back to any district he
'has visited.
VISIT O'LD HOME TOWN
On 'Tuesday afternoon Mr. W. J.
Mercer avid 'fa'mli'ly olf New York were
visitors in town for a few, hours,
looking nip 'old (filiend's.'His 'father,'Mr.
,Richard Mercer,. of Chicago, was a
jeweller in Seaifio'rth for many years
and"le'Ht here 35 yeans ago to return to
,BeNfla'st, Ireland. "W. J." was a very
young tiny when they left here. He
inq'u'ired about the Ialte Thomas Felton'
Who had been a' friend of his father's.
,Tine family later came 'ba'ck to Can -
ado and lived' at Winnipeg, where the
two sons, vela) were bath born alt Sea -
amnia en -listed in the 8th Winnipeg
Riffles .and sewed oversews, W. J. „Mer-
cer is n•ow with Swift & Co., New
York City, and .his ,brother, J. G.-
M•erde'r, is Provision Manla'ger of
High Grade Food Pr'oduots, Chicago,
Their 'father is n'ow living at Chicago,
from whrodh city the visitors were re-
tunnin'g after a motor trip.
NORMAL SCHOOL 'RESULTS.
IHalmilltoer-'Mary D. Reid, Interim
Hirst Class Certificate
'Londe,[-lRobent J. Aberhart, Inter-
im First Class Certificate.
.IStratfo'rd-Iln'terim First • Cl'as's Cer-
tifucatee- Margaret E. Drover, Nbr
ma J. Habkirk, Veronica A. Nolan;
Glen Hays, Goirdon C. Rennie, Marg-
aret E. B'amiford, .Auburn; Annie • .S,
B'a'rry Blyth; John R. Canter, Clinton;
Velma G Craig, Wynn Joseph B.
Creeclh, Exeter; Helen'. Cronin, Dab -
'lin; Audrey E. tannin, Ceamatnty;
Margaret A. Downing, Brussels; Wil-
liam H. Draper, Clinton; Evelyn E.
Gllblbin,gs, Grace C. Hely'ar, Carey S.
Lavin, Carolyn E. Mellnies, Clinton:
Ail exander \ McIBu•rnie, Belgrave; Mar-
garet E, Riohlard!s. Blyth: Eleanor E.
.S!datc'haner. Baylfield: ` Doro't'hy E.
Watts, Olinten; . Jloseplh J. Wn'1l'igjn!s
Theblin: Dorothy ;I Wilson,/ B•ruce-
fiel'd; Helen H. Yungb'lut, Landes -
baro.
Interim Second Glass' Centilfioates:
Gladys M. Butson, Staffa; Marion M.
E. Mason, Clinton: Dorothy H. Beek-
,- Bruslsell's1 Kathleen J. Ca,rneron„
Canton; Kenneth A. Cowan, Bl'yttth
Margaret C. G'ummin'g, W!attoln; Cora
L. Trewarth'a, Clinton.
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HIGH SCH'O'OL
'ENTRANCE RESULTS
The follo'win'g are the results of the
IH'igh.IS'dhool Entrance .Examinations
[held at the various centres under the
jurisdiction of the 1Gloderich .H'igh'
IS'dhool Enitrance Board (Firet and'Se-
con!d Class IHonlours are indicated
iFlirst 'Class (Hot -Soma Means that the
'candidate secured 715%a or more of the
(total narks, 'Second Glass rHonosiis
means thalt between 70 add 74% Of
(the possible total was obtained. /
(Candida'tes to ,the " nu'mbet of 58
were granted Entrance !standing this
year by the IGoderich ,High 'School
Hntranice Board on •She recommenda-
tions of •t!h'e prin'cipa'ls o'f the 'se/heals
'con'oerned..The names Of these pupils
are incl'u'ded in the results given (be-
low, the s!tandm'g as's'igned 'being de-
termined by the validity o'f theprin-
cipal's' relpionts.
Goderich Centre
'First (ClassIHionou'rs-Werra !Min,
Carl 'An,denson, Elmer fAnshay, Helen
(Maher, Doris 'Baker, (Frank 'Bisset,
Alma 'Co'lclongh, Michael Costello,
'Jahn (Can, Mervin ;'Eliioltt,'Jean Flick,
Ilan Gray, Donald 'Harris, !Doris
'Hewith'orne, • Clifyord' IHoefon, Fran-
ces (Houston, 'Mary Howard, ' Jolhn
'Lorenston, (Dorothy (McCabe, ;Robert
'McManus, Mildred •Merwidk, Muriel
Mi ler, .Betty }Newton, . Grace Pfehn-
tmer, Verna (Plante, Ruth. Robertson,
Worthy Ryan, (Laurette S'dhwanz,:
'jean (Scott, Merle !S'h'eard'o'wn, (Ruth
S!hepherd,iLen'are &laze(, (Edith Wiles.
Second 'Class Honours. -Madeline
(Bishop, 'Ralph (Blackstone, Alex. But-
ler, Ruth Deer, Ruth Durst, 'Gladys
IF'arrant,"'Thelma ;Feagan, Williann
'Fell, _'Gerald (Fellows, (Leonard Fisher,
ILorrme 'Fisher, 'Myrtle Foster, Jack
(Gray, Ivan, Irwin, Norah (jack, Hec-
tor 'Kingswell, Margaret iL'ana'way,
'Queenie LalRooque, The'da ILuunby,
(Stanley Mcl'lwai'n, (Lloyd 'MclI arty,
(Forbes 'Miller, !Bent 'Mnhrin(g, (Benson
IP
'rouse, D
Dreary 'Palouse Fred (Sandy,
Leonard Sh!ea'rdown, !Olive ,Shear -
down, Relda Sturdy, Robert 'Swiger,
'Graham Whitely.
(Pass -Beulah 'Clark, (Carl IBI'oo!m-
(field, (Beth 'Cantwell, William 'Gaiter,'
IEogene !Cole, Violet Cole, A'd'a 'Far-
ran!t, 'Robert 1F•arnis'h, Zelma :Fish'er,
Earl Fuller, Tan (Haggitt,'Pe'arl 'Hun't-
er, Eddie Termer, 'O:slborne (Jerry, Ken-
neth (Laing, 'Gerald 4Lassaline, Marg-
aret Led'dy, ,Esther (Lae, Norma Lee,
'Graham .'Me;dDb'nald, Mary Evelyn
McLean, • 'Arthur 'McMichael, Duck
'MeWhinney, Phyll:fs Martin, 'Ina
I vI'askelIl,
,Clarence Miller, II'de Morgan,
(Roy 'Mugford, (Patrick iMt'rd'ock, Hil-
da !Nub, 'Cora Pettman; Leslie Pit-
'blade,,Olive :P'i[tb'l'ado, Richard ,For -
ter; 'Wi•UUiam Porter, 'Alma Scrim
geour, Jean ISow'erl>'y, .'Robert Spain,
Allan Stoll, (Helen &others, Helen.
lBh'dmas,-, 'Mary Vroontmn, (Evelyn
Warnock, 'Winni'fred 'Watson, Bessie
Young,
Bayfield Centre
First 'Class H'o'nours -'Jean Dunn,
'Eliz'abe'th Gairdner, Bert (Greer, 'Ma'r-
garet'Middleton William Reid, Ilene
'Talbot, '[Stuart [Watson, Lillian (Wil-
son.
Second Class Honours - Wanda
Cluff,'Ph'yllis .Elliott, Mary •Marks.
(Pass--IH'arvey Chv'ter, John ;Keys,
v`rilliam
MdAsh, (Willa Pickard, El-
eanor •Rath'wel'1 Antoinette 'Rau, Tho-
mas 'Scotehmer„,Dorothy ,Stamp, Keith
tWestla'ke:
Dungannon Cetutre
(First 'Class ;H'onovrs-Joseph Bro-
p'hey, Donalda J'oates,'Lois Treleaven,
Viola Young.
(Se'cond ,Class Honours -Mary 'Car-
roll, 'Ghristena IEirsnigan, ,Donald
Iiams.
Pass -Tam Dixon, ;Bertha ('ones,.
names 1Leisluman,-lWilliam Reed, Ca-
therine Reid, 'Ha'rvey IS'proul, 'Wi'lliam
(Sproul. Fredenick Wainwright, alar-
garet 'Stewart.,
Kintail Centre
iFirst'C•l'ass Honour's-Murae4 Blake,
Maurice ' IBlowler, (Charlotte Crawford,
Eugene iD'alton, .Kenneth Finlayson,
Chester Tiwam'ley.
'Second (Class IHiotvou'rs-+Freda Ceaw
,fo'rd, Helen Gilmore, Mary .Mc!Milllan.
James Nelson,. Cyril ,O'Keefe, D,ona']d
Siinrpson,.'Rdbert IShapson, .IBeatni'ce
Treleaven, 'A'nnie Yoking.
Pass--11311lie Collinson, Alexander
F'arris'h, Florence ,MacKenzie, 'Kwth-
leen Mc1Ken'driek, Denali' McKend-
rick, Sara Martin, (Irene R'os's, Har -
riot, Whitely.
St. Helene Centre
First Class Honours --Roy •Cunn-
ngton, Jean ,Forster, !Evelyn Martin,
Olive Pardon, Harvey ,li tc'hie, Vera
(Taylor.
ISeeond 'Class (H'onoursMargaret
Arm's'trong, ;lc -lima Hackett,. 'Cecilia
Ste (Marie, Riaynvond Site. 'Ivlarie.
(Pass -Mary Cranston, Ronald Mac-
Crostie, (Franklin McQu'iililfn,' W ltliarr
,Martin, [Angus Nicholson, Doreen
Pardon,:Minnie Smith, IHarry !Swan,
Kalth'leen Thom.
Appeals -Candidates who have been
rejected by the Entrance Baand may
have their answer papers re -read by
lodging an alppeal with the Public
Sellout I•nspector at least ,two weeks
'before the re -op'enin'g, olf schen] in
September, ,accompanied :by a fee of
$2.00, wihich will be returned if the
appeal is allowed.
(The ,following are the results of the
'High ISleha'ol En(trance (Examinations+
'held at the various cenitres under the
inrisdi'etion olf,the Exeter HighlSc'hool
'En'tran'ce [Board. Furst .and . Second
Class Hanlours are antae,un'oed. First
Class Honours means that the candy
date secured .76% or more df tlte'total
marks. 'Second Class Pilonnurs indic-
ates that [between 70 and 74% of the
possible total Was obtained,
Some 48 •can.lidaltes were awarded
e'tandin'g by the Exeter High S,oh'ool
Emltrance Board an thle recommenda-
tions :af the 'pri'n'cipals elf the sic/tools
MISS JENNIE McBIRIDE
}The sad cireumsitante surrounding
the dssoovery elf bhe p!assirug of Miss
Jennie MclBride, well known and
highly respected iesi'dent of Seaforth,
was a distinct s'ho'ck to .the district
'Sateralay evening. Miss M4Bride had
been dead in her •home, where she
lived alone, for nearly a week when
'friends became anxioes and trade en-
try to the house.
'Miss M'dBrile had always been in
the best of health, not having had a
days illness for years, and her work
as dressmaker frequently took her
from hent for several d'ay!s alt a
time, so that her absence did not
cause alarm to the neighbors and,
friends.
But on Saturday afternoon Mrs.
George •SI81'leny and. Mrs. John Pink-
ney came to her house on Center
Street, about a block west off N. Main
St,, be'c'aatlse no ane knew where Miss
McBride was. Tthey procured the key
to the front d'o'er from a neighbor,
Mrs, 'Wlallunslley, and realizing that
someth'in'g was amiss, asked Mr. Syl-
vester Alien, .wino was passing at the
bine,. to go in and inves'tfgiate. Upon
making the sad dislcovery, Cor-
oner Dr, F. J. 'Burrows was tmmed-
iately called, who decided an inquest
was unnecessary, death being due to
natural_ causes, On Sunday, July 9th,
Miss M'dB,ti'de had been at church.
Apparently , she had taken ill during
tlpat night, and had collapsed alfter
getting tap to- get a glass of milk, for
she was found•on a coach in a small
room used as a den, and thus her
[body could net be seen from any of
the windows.: She was wearing an
overcoat over her night clothes..
The late M'is's M•clBtide was 'born in
Brampton on July 88th, 1•$6'3, d'au'ghter
of the late Joseph M'ciBride and Ellen
Wedgewood, both natives of Bramp-
ton and who are buried in Egmont!.
vine ceme'ter'y. Her nvother was a dir-
ect descenidant of Josiah Wedgewood,
'concerned without the necessity of
writing the En'tran'ce examinations.
The names'ef these pupils are includ-
ed in the results given. •The standing
.given in -these instances has been de-
termined by the au'then'ticity of bhe
principals' reports.
Exeter Centre
(First 'Class Honours=Laureen Bea-
ver, Mary ;Bo'rland, Edwin Buswell,
B'avlbara Dinney , Lillian Edwards,
Lewis Feist, Gerald ,Fitzgerald, Paul-
line 'Pollock, Stewart Fake, Meaner
Hill, John Jennings, Ray Jones, 'Eil-
een Lewis, Olive .Parsons, William
Pe/allele, Payllie Prouty, Orville $Hell,
Elaine Sitanbury.
Second Class Honaurs-Velma Bar
Mita. ATnira Brin'tnell, IR'dbent
Brooks, M'argaret Campbell, Roy
Cannpbell,Ro'b'ert Ellerin'gton, 'Mar-
ian 'Gladuna'n, Helen Grieve, Evelyn
Heaman, Margery -Heywood, Lloyd
Jones, William Kydd, Ray Perkins,
Ethel 'Smith; Dorothy •Traqu'ain
Grace Wurm •Eddie Yearley.
Pass -, John Brintn'ell,Chester
Dunn, Harold Elliott, Marjorie Eth'-
erin(gton, Agnes • Fairbairn, Marie
Ford, Earl Frayne, ;Henry Keetle, Al-
vin Lindenlfield, Allan Richard, Anna
Rhode, William Rowcliffe, Charles
Snell, Jeanette Stone, Orville Web-
ber.
Hensall Centre
'First Class Honours -Laura D'innun,
Marion Dougall, Allan ,Love,
'Second Glass HonoursDoris Al-
exander, Audrey Oo'chrane, Ross For-
rest, Jean Fos't'er.
Pass -Loretta ' Bell, Robert' Drys -
da -le, Harvey Hayter, Muriel Hoskin,
Ivan Kiefer, Archie Mustard, Ronald
Peck, Gladys 'Saunderoo'cic, Robert.
Thomson, Audrey Swan.
Dashwood Centre
First Class Honours -Dorothy
Amy, Myrtle Geiser, Jean Me'Ken
zie, Ray Morloc'k,'Helen Walper.
"Second Class Honeure-'Ruth .Beek
er, ,Stanley 'Gill, Dorothy 'Harlton
Fred H'operoft, Marie Re'gier, I•lee'n
Stebbins, Ilene Webb, Murray Wolfe
!Pass - Percy .A'tkins!on, (Bertha
Becker, Elfrie'da Becker, Ruth Car-
ruthers, Bruce •Gardner, Phyllis.Gild
Del'ton Slcfuwartzen(truber, Edmund
W'aipe'r, !Pearl 'Wanner, Ralph r Web-
er, Alvin Willertt,
Zurich Centre
First ,Class H!onours--Lawrence Ay-
Otte, Kenneth B'rea'key, Vera Decher,
Laura Deiohert, Patricia Ducharme,
Veola Klo'pp, Edna Kadhenas, Mary
Merner, Mae Smith.
(Second Class Honours -(Bertrand
Deidhert, Francis Foster, Dorothy
Ga'sc'ho, Karl Steinbach.
Mass-Rea'ina Dermale, Isidore
Ducharme, Kenneth E'tue, Clemence
Jeffery, Evan Masse, Mildred Pybus,
Elgin Snider, Elda ,S'tine.
The H'a'y Township tensorial
Sc!holarslhips awarded annually by the
Hay tdwnsih'i'p council to the three
pu'pi'ls residing in the Township of
Hay who secure the (higghest totals at
the Hvgh'Sdhool Entrance Examina-
tion, were won 55 follows: (i1) Pa'tri
ria Ducharme, ,Zurich Public S'oh'oo'1.
02), Laura Deidh'ert, Zurich Public
School, . (3) Vera D'echer, Zurich. Pub
Ifc • &choh
e Winchelsea Centre
(First Class IImams--EEarl Comes,
Margaret Bern, Dorothy J'o'hns, Mar-
ion Miners:' LaVerne Rodd.
[Second 'Class Honours -Alava Go-
'wer, Verna J'aq•ttes, (Russell Morley,
Lillian March, Merle -Squire.
Pass-tWilliain: Baldanityne, Edith
Earl, Mary Earl, Emla Herdman, Ir-
win O1Reilly, Velcn'a ISlqui're.
'Appeals -Candidates who have been
rdjected by the Entrance Board, may
hale their :answer papers re -read by
lodging an appeal with .the Public
School Inspector of least two weeks
before the re -opening' of :school in
Septem.b•Jr. The apipeal should 'be ac-
companied by a fee of 52,00.' Aida
will be retu'rnedt M case the ,appeal is
allowed;
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Costume
Jewelry
The newest and smartest in costume
Jewelry is now on view at this store.
Manufactured from entirely new ma-
terial-"Geliathe,"' it is quite free
from the undesirable qualities of for-
mer 'costume jewelry. It is light. in
weight, brilliant in coloring, well made
and surprisingly cheap in .price.
We invite your inspection.
SSHOP AT
AVAUGE'S
IT PAYS
JEWELER
RIFTOPT OMS TRIST
Phone 194.
who established his famous English
pottery aboult-1150 years ago. Deceased
came with the family to ISeaforth while
quite young. Her uncle conducted the
McBride Hotel here near the railway,
'Miss MdB'rude was the last member
of her family, her two brothers, Jos-
eph and Thames McBride 'having pre-
deceased her. A sister died while
young..l
The funeral service was condv'eted
en S'a'turday evening by Rev. W. P,
Lane, pastor of North Side United
Oh'uroh, where Miss McBride had been
a valued member of the 'choir for
many years. The pallbearers were
Messrs. J, W. McII'ntosh, Frank
IS'male, Sam Wallace, John McNay.
Interment was in Mai•tl'and'battk cem-
etery.,
N'ORTIHSIDE W. M.G.
The July meeting of North Side
United Church W:M:S.`was 'held on
Thursday last. 'The meeting opened
with two minutes' silent prayer .and
prayer by Mrs. W. P. Lane. The
budget for the ,3rd quarter wa's pre-
sented 'by the finance secretary. As in
previous years, the budget called for
the supply work for the 3'rd quarter.,
After some discussion it was decided
to raise the 25.00' for supplies by Vol-
untary offering. Group No. 4 with
Mrs. B. Tyer'man in charge conduct-
ed a stewardship service, "'The Earth
is bhe Lord's." Excellent papers were
read. by Mrs. W. Black and Mrs. C.
Griew. This was foilo'wed by a •beau'ti-
fully rendered duet, "This as My
Task," by Miss Trethewy and Miss
Helen 'Dane, adcompanied by Mrs.:
W: P. Lane. Mc -s. Tyer•man then clos-
ed the mleetin'gwith prayer.
DEANERY FIELD DAY
All branches of Huron Deanery
Anglican Young People's Association
met at Goderich• on (Wednesday of
!ternooh for their first annual field
day. The S't. 'Thomas' Church A, Y.
IP. A. was among' t'h'ese participating
in this event.A pnogna'm of sports
was (held, in oharge of the sports'
committee composed of members of
the Gloderich A.Y.IP.A. A meeting of
the 'presidents of the various bran'c'hes
was 'held to discuss future' adti:viities.
W.T. PICNIC
A joint picnic of'Ithe J'tt'n'for Wom-
en's I'nlsbitu(tes df Seafo'nth and Staffa
and the junior Farmers of bp!hh
grau'ps, was held alt B'aylfield on Tues-
day afternoon with a splendid crowd,
The day was pleasant and an enjoy-
able time was spe'n't. 'The Junior Far-
aner's softball( game resulted in a tie,
Ain energetic football game was not
finished. The grlou!ps had 's'up'per' to-
gether, after which the m'a'jority 'stay-
ed' for the dance, The'Seaforth groups
were glad to have Staffa join them in
the day''s pleasure. 'The sports events
were won as Hollows: Young men's
race, ,Blab,Archibla'd, Harold Coleman;
young .lad'ies' race, Alice Th'omps'on,
Marg. Colem'an; neckties, (1) Jean
Fotherintgh'am and Harold Coleman,
Mule ,driving, (1I) Alice Thorn'psen and
Bob Ardhibald; three-legged race.
Helen Phb'mlps!on and Harold Cole-
man;
o!ieratan; Cinderella, Gertie 'Webster and
Bob Archibald; hhread-and-'need'le Do-
eothy Eagle and Sandy Doig; coat
nice Dorothy El'ge and Hugh Mc-
Millan. Relay race, Staffa.
(SWARMING. .
'Charlie Pearce is not alone in his
pursuit of a "queen," for about 50,-
000 'bee's olf'this neighborhood were
h
,
ibe. same line n 'Tuesday, busy along , b o e day,
swarming in the west end ;of town.
Alter causing some excitement in.
bhe 'tsei,gh'barhood for a couple of
hours,- they settled on a tree and re-
mained quiet, and were captured. 'A
few stray 'bees which remain, and
some stings to nurse, are,. souvenirs
of the event.
Res. 10.
•NO'RRlIS RE -UNION
The Nloreis ,Family Re -union will
be held at Stratford on Salturday ,,
July 22.
BOIWL'ERS'•a
The following Sealfortlfi fiotwiCer
took ,pane at Strafford and 'Clint'on;,
on (Wednesday.
,At” Stratford, ninks: Rufus Wiintena,.
Frank S'i'lls, J. E. Willis, Rotss Sproat
At Clinton, doubles: Menton Reid
and J. Brbderic'k, C. Holmes and W..
G. Willis.
CONSTANCE.
While the pastor, Rev. \fr. Garctki"n-
er,, is on his vecatiohn, the Constance.
Sunday School will meet at '119 a.m..
All please take notice df this change:
of tinea
The Sunday S'chool picnic held in:'
Goderirh on Tuesday was we'll' at-
tended and all report a'good times
Mrs. Ed. Britton and Mr- 'Walter
Braadfoo't visited the 'honne o'f Mi:..
and Mrs. Peter Lindsay S'un'day last
'M'iss M'argaret'Love of Walton and
Miss Almy Love of Toronto visited,
at the home df Mns. C. MdGregor.andt.
son Ross Sunday evening_
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley visited"
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woods of Walton
en Wednesday of last week.
Mr. George Wheatley ,went to' Osh-
awa on Thursday last anti brought-,
back a new Chevrolet oar.
Mrs. Alex. Leitah is spendirsg a fear.
days in .Clinton owing to the illness al:
her daughter, Mrs, Will Joltnet'on.,
. The WM.'S. and WJA. 'held their -
monthly
monithly meeting in the home ' of Mr:.
and Mrs, Will Livingston on Thurs-
day last, over 4'5• 'be'in'g preaenit. The,
meeting opened with the pres'idetn,:
Mrs, W. Britton ,presiding. After sting--
in,g the hy'mn. "Now the Sowing and
the Reaping," prayer was given t by r
Mrs. Robert Rogerson, The . miutt{tes•
df la's't meeting were read by
Dexter. Margaret Yurigtblult gayer a.
reading and Miss Grace' SomenviilIea.
read the Scripture lesson.. tfrs;,,
Wheatley read She devotional leaflet"
on "Ruidh, the Woman off Decision" -
A'fter'whic,h we had prayer by Minx
Rotbt. L'aiwson, Mrs. Wm. Canter air l'
Mrs, C. MacGregor. The 'story firer''.[
the study book, "'His Doim'inion•,,":"wase '
taken; by Mns, 'Ge'orge ,Carter and was. -
very i'n'teresting. The mee't'ing closed!,
with hymn "Nearer The Cense." Ata
ter which, Mrs. Rogerson, the vice-
pres'idetnt of the WA, stook the chair..,
After the nvimiltes were read, Miss'
Ivy Simmons read ,t'he Scripture .L s,. -
son and gave a splendid• talica ort- 'be= -
ing a good neighbor, 'The' meeting r
closed with prayer by al'Irs. Bhbtona_
A vote .of thanks was` tendered Mee
Liv'iaggban for her home- and hosp'i-
taliity,
'Miss Jean McKenzie of Klippen vis-
i:tel at,the 'h'onieo''f Mr. and Mrs. Wuu
Livingston last' week, a
.A shower in •honor Of Miss BI"andlis;
Wheatley, bride-llo-be of neait Martha,
s'being held on Thursday •evenin'gof
his week at the home of Mb arid'-?
Mrs. Wm. Britton.
.lar. and Mrs. Wm. Miorritt -'r
dau' h Mac
g ter Maurine of Blyth, arse il�r :•
and (,.ins. Guy Cu nninahem of [Aubarrr,;,.
and Miss Dorothy Straughan o,f "Gad-'-
eric'h were Senlay visitors at ;51id
home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter,.