HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-08-26, Page 4THE 'SEAFORTH NEWS
MY- Dan, Williams of Chicago has
rettnned home after spending a week'S'
-Vacation 'with relatives there. He wag
accompanied as far as Sarnia by Mr.
"Nigh and Mr.1Brietlyn, • 4 '
)Lis S Lizzie Ryan is spending her
:holidays with her. mother, Mrg,, Pat -
ors Latin Coral). C, French Auth-
ors C, ;French ,COrnp, —
Esther -Ryan: Alic, 4at 111, Chen;
C, Latin 'Atthors,C, tatin Comp.
Amgela, , Shea; , Latin Acithors" Ci
:kratin .CorrOf...,Cle:French Sinpl'Ors
Frelibh itoMp.
WilliaAns: Anc. Hist. C.
,Goi•alding 1,11filtarris.is visiting
at the ,liorne of Mra. r.• Maloney. •
.'''.1V1r. ;and :WO GektkfRYan :spent the
week dila at theihnine Mrs, T, Ma-
lOneYc,'
'Misses Veronica, :McConnell and
Annie ld'eGrath, who attended :Ores-
: cia Hall last year, are to be congratu-
lated ;for having been successfril in ob-
taining their ,full first class entrance
to norrnail.
Mr• ,Fergus Maloney has returned
to Buffalo after having spent two
week's vacation „with his mother.
• Miss Aileen 0'rdart has gone to De-
troit to attend the wedding of het
Sister, Bessie, -which is to take. place
September 6th,
Mr. W. Stapleton. spent Monday in
London.
Rev. limber Dantzer and Mr. An-
drew Dantzer spent the past week 111
Detroit, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kenny motoreci
to,Stf'aTford last Sunday night.
Mr. Mike McQuaid, of Cincinnati
Ohio, is visiting friends here.
Mrs, Kliukhammer of Kitchener, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Frank Kenny.
Mrs. C. J. O'Reilly and. family have
returned to Detroit after a pleasan
visit with her sis•ter, Mrs. T. 3. Moly
neaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Hughes an.1
daughter are renewing acquaintances
in Dublin and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Bloodsworth and
family have returned tu Toronto fro 11
a short visit with latter's mother.
Mrs, G. Diegel.
Mr, and Mrs. ;Lyall jordan and
family are visiting the former's father
Mr. James Jordan.
Mrs, James Longworth 'has return-
ed from Detroit.
Miss Mary McGrath has returned
from a pleasant visit ,with her aunt,
Mrs. \V. H. Evans of Galt.
Mr. James Carpenter of Detroit, re-
newed old acquaintances here during
the past week.
Mrs. Peter Dill has returned from
viSifing friends in Toronto.
Masters Robert and John Crawford
of .Clinton are visiting.with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Flynn.
Mr. Ed. Stubbs of Toronto spent
week end with Mr, and Mrs. David
McConnell.
Our local baker, Mr. Derm, is turn-
ing out some •fine brands of pastry
and bread and is being largely patron-
ized by Dublin and vicinity.
fMr. and Mrs. D. Molyneaux and
family and Miss Mary O'Hanley, of
Chicago. are visiting friends in Ddb -
lin.
Mrs. Catherine Carlin visited with
friends in London during the past
week.
Tin, heavy downpour of rain for
the past week have retarded the far-
mer's from the winding op of the
harvest.
Mr. and Mrs, O'I-Iearn and Mr.
and •Mrs. Michael Nagle spent Sun-
day the guests of Kitchener friends,
3,Irs. Pat, .Matthews, of Detroit, 1A.
-visiting at the :home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Matthews.
Mr, Carol Stapleton, of Detroit,
and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stapleton, of
Toledo, ()In.,. are visiting in the
village,
Mr, Ed. Stulis, of Ir 141, is vis-
iting. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David ,McConnell.
.Mrs. Jas. I.ongu orth has returned
home from Detroit, accompanied by
her daughter.
Mr.. Clarence t Iay, of,,Detroit. visit-
ed at the home of Mr4;!".james Long
worth this week.
We are sorry to repiirt that the
little daughter of 21r. and Mrs. Pal.
'McGrath 111 with pneumonia. We
hope to hear of her speedy recove,•y.
The CR thOlit' \VA •11109's League gave
a dance in ',iv •,,...rish hall 0 /1 Ter lay
,evening. \II had 0 good time.
Miss C. Gormley entertained a few
friends Sunday evening
Misses Judge and Ionian spent
Sunday at Leo Fortune's
Miss M. Beale enjnying her vac-
ation at pres'ent.
Miss RatTerty is isiting her sister, I
Mrs. Traynor.
• Results of Middle Examinations.—
In the Dublin continuation .school. --
Mary Atkinson: Eng. Comp, III.
Alg. C.
Hugh Benninger: .knc. Hist, Tit,
Geom, 111, Phys, 11, Latin Authors
C. Latin Comp II, French Comp E.
Marie Benninger: Anc. Efist. 1.
Cleom. Ill, Chem. 1, Latin .\uthor, C,
Latin Comp. C.
/Marie 'Britton: Atm. lfist, 11, Phys.
Ill, Latin Comp. 1.
Jo.. Carpenter: Ane, Hist. • 111.
Geom. C, Phys. III, Chem, 1, Latin
Comp. II, .French Comp. C.
Helen .Dantzer: Alg, 111.
Anna 'Delaney: Anc. Hist. 1, Alg. I,
Geom. C, Chem. I, Latin Authors
111, Latin Comp. I.
Jos. Dill: Alg. 11.
Eileen Eckert: Alg, 4'.
Vera 'Feeney: Ain. If, French
Comp. C
Loretta Hastings: Eng. ;Lit. C.
Flora Hills: E. Comp. ,C, Eng. Lit,
C; Aim. Hist. C. Alg. Chem. HI.
Mary Atte. Hist III, Geon,
11I, • Phys, C', Chem. IT, Latin Comp.
C, French Authors C. French Comp.
Mary Krauskopf: Eng. Comp. C.
• Alg. ITT.
jos. Looby: Br. Hist, C. Alg. 11.
Mary McGrath: Pr. Hist. C, Alg.
II, Phy. 111
Edith Miles: Eng. Comp. C, Eng.
,C', Br. Hist. C. Alg. 1, Chem, II,
French Comp.. C.
Tier tha Murray: E. Comp, ITT. An c.
Hist:1, Nig. C.
Mario Murray: Ase. 7-N,st. Phy,
C ;French Comp C.
• Mary O'Connor: .Anc. Hist. TII,
Chem, C, Latin Aothors C, Latin
CCHT1P. 1, French Authors C.
Rose O'Connor: Eng. Conip. C
Alg. C.
Bridget O'Loughlin: Alg C.
.O'Rourke: Aim I-Iltt 0, Mg.
L Geom. 111. Chem 11, Latin Auth-
CROMARTY,•
• :(lutended,for last week.)
Miss Marion McLaren, of Auburn,
i•
visiting her tonain, Mrs. John
Snirey, in the village. 00.
Mrs. R. G. 'McKay and Children, df
Walkerton, are visiting at• the home
Of • Mrs, McKaY'S father, Mr. Jas.
Scott, • .
Mr, and ,Mrs, I, 1V. Steinhoff and
(laugh:ter Fanny, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Wm
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•\.\rorifeu.
NliSs Glace IvIel,Atchlan.• spent the
week -end with her friend, Miss Ttirn-
er, of Stanley Township.
sett,' ce the Presbyterian
church will be ;held in the afteIiiqon
at thre,p o'clocic on'thd'two renfaining
'Stintlaya in August..
.Mr. Ott • Walker, • of Detroit, is
spending a .few days' under par-
ental roof beidire f PY 4. the
West.
tind Mrg. 'Oran FranciS and
family, of Bright, ,spent Sunday in
this vicinity.
took in. 'theexcurstrin to'the West, on
Friday.
A number from. ,
fended:the corner, sione laynItg
rte,w Preg'hyietian; church•'at., RineVale,
rid,41 .10,St, w'eek. ';.
4,iid 'Mrs. 'Hadle)va,i,Vtalmig;
couple of .weeks'AfellidaYs•
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'Meg,' Isaac 'BOTted.,,is thee,- the cloc-
Or's :care at .?reSent. •
j.'•.P"rice"'it-,,!atileto`,b.e"a;bOnt
lierhousehOld dnfies..•after a 'king spell
cr.( sielcneas. • '• ', • .
' , Mrs. C. Drager is eXPented home
next 'week from 'LoAdon hos.pital,
*here she ba.s undergone an. operation
for aPpendioitis. • • '
Gypsies visited the yillaged the fore
part of this week.
WALTON.
Miss Reta 'McLeod, 'Regina, is
TIM heavy rains of the past week ,spencl•ing a few 'holidays with .friends
done a good deal of damage be, in the village and •vicinify.
the 'crops. ' Mr, and 'Mrs.. Geo: McCullough, of
NEr. and 'Mrs. lzreeamm Hackwell Stratford, visited' Mr, McGavin. on
Sundax".Miss .
,hearr.rcioeitti,.°4!,1;• Mithico,
iS
ivisiti5niniLMilkiof!s44;131C the
91.121rd
n Methodist c•hurchl
9 )Mr tinci NIrg,
tte ; froin
tut:4 a tOlrOf
:Mrs Oe Dup <I a s 'Was -An Cleveland
attending the funeral of het brother-
lit-laW,'Mr. Frederick.
Alt: Alfred Aikens 'of London, is
,
vi icing 'here for a
s
• Mr, .5 10', Wm. Clarke took in
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farm to Mr. Johnston of Blyth, the. oil Wednesday la'et.' They all spent a
Mrs. ,Geo Hamilton of 'Vancouver, Miss vi°14 Carter 'Is 'will' atex'
"S,,"beirf dtme *,4,1,6 and ,Mps, R.,d-tid,,,a,11(1, Miss M.
painkt.ecl. Work 'f.,i..115i;f4,,,iitv'sgibiiiii:1-iiSfg'iterlia:17,fie9L.41,fClohr4tr,hsthiF1e shoo1 is being
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111r. Bert Lot., Brussels, Will offs
.p1'1ce being $5,500.' ' ,pleaSant afthrnoon together.
in Duff's Church next Stinday.
A large number fiom 'here -attend-
ed the tattoo in Seaforth ThurSday
night, all reporting a ,,gooti 1111441,
Nfr, and Mrs. J. H. :NIcLaufhlili and
corner stone at alluevale last week.
Bill Hoy of McCaw and Cla.rence
Hoy Of .Port•IAlbetr are visiting in
the zarden party'at Blneyeliii Friday Walton.
Eileen attended the 'laying of the
night . • c. . , 'Mrs. Clarke of Clinton visited with
, T. ,Clarke's last 'week. '
/Mr. Peter Gardiner's 'press is on the
rounds again. 'They pressed 'ha'., at Mrs, G. Clarke' is Visiting in Mit-
chell ,
Mr, .Alexander Rosetoti Tuesday.
Mr. Armour Dundas haS. sold his twelv0,of her'girl friends to a party
'4\tiss Yiolla 'Morrison entertained
'Tdoosibniy.,:spent ;", dog)" f .
Wilson Campbell, McKill P., 1 ,
Mr, and, Alms, 'W. 1•11.unplluie.s anti
,children spen't,cStinclay'", at Robert
Campbell's, jr.,
Mr, and lkIrs. W. Graham and chil-
dren, of ,Acton, spent the week end
with Mrs. Gfaharn's mother, Mrs. -A.
'Gardiner.
" Mr. and Mrs. y. F..',1•10,,ekwell went
\Vest o1e.. the harvesters' ekeursion.
They will visit,.friends' in Saskatche-
wan 11.11(1 Alberta,
M'iss Reta McLeod of Regina • is
visiting friends in the, village
Mr. James Smith met 'with rather a.
painful accident While plow'ing with
the riding plow one day recently.
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The constitutional issue is pure political buncombe, designed to
divert attention from the King Government's administration of
the Customs Department, upon which issue it was ignominiouslie
defeated in the House Of Commons.
Here are the vital stubborn facts :
1 In September, 1925, Mr. King was granted dissolution
by His Excellency Lord Byng, on the representation
that he must be given a chance to secure a clear
working. majority. He stated at Richmond Hill that
if such a majority was not forthcoming, he would
,not attempt to carry on.
2 In the old Parliament thus dissolved there had been
234 members, of whom 117 were Liberals, 66 were
Progressives or Independents and 51 were Con-
servatives.
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3 In the new Parliament, elected in October, 1925,
Mr. Meighen had by far the largest group—almost
half the total membership of tile House. Out of 245
• seats the Conservatives had 116, the Liberals 101, the
Progressives 24, Labour 2, and Independents 2.
4 Instead of immediately reigning, as he should have
done in view of the ground upon which he had been
granted dissolution, Mr. King asked for aird was
granted leave to carry on, on the assurance that he
would leave the . fate of his administration to
Parliament itself.
5 On Friday, June 25th, three separate motions hSr so-
called independents, in support of which Mr. King's
Government marshalled its last ounce of strength,
were decisively defeated and the original motion- of
censure, to which the foregoing had been moved in
amendment, was still awaiting decision in Parliament
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when Mr. King asked His Excellency for dissolution
on Monday, June 28th.
6 To have. granted Mr. King a dissolution under such
circumstances would have/ been a direct denial of
the right of Parliament to pass upon the vote of
censure then pending. '
7 Following Mr. King's resignation, Parliament by a
majority of' 10 did actually adopt a direct vote of
censure on the King Government, and declared it
unworthy of confidence or office. •
8 It was Mr. King's refusal to follow British precedent
in ,co-oPE'rating- with the incoming administration to
pass supplies and complete the sessional programme, -
that left Mr, Meighen no alternative but to ask for
dissolution.
9 Mr. tMeighen followed the same .course as that
adopted by Sir Wilfrid Laurier in 1911, when he
saw that it was impossible to carry on and abruptly
dissolved Parliament.
0 If His Excellency had recalled Mr. King to office, he
would have done so in the very face of Parliament's
vote of censure
Under Mr. King's interpretation of the constitution a
Premier need never resign, but 'could demand dis-
solution after dissolution, despite the verdict of
Parliament or the electorate, and the Governor
General rnust 'perforce accept his advice.
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This is the story. It calls for no comment—it speaks for itself!
The Conservative Party stands solid as a rock for sound British constitutional
practice, the maintenance of the British connection, and the right.of Canada to
enjoy the blessings of stable Government.
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