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THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
Snowdon Bros., Publi he s
W ATON.
and 1is. 1Hatris,
of ,Preston
eeni a rev .days with '34r hit rd.
r. ;. L yddiatt-last -week.
1ss Louis Mills has :nee -L lined
t e
(female from Detroit where she spent a
Egiedui, holiday with friends; Mr. and
e1'letig It'tful holiday with friends ' Mr.
wed Mrs.. Kenneth Algin.
Me, Frank 'White; of 'Benton Har-
'fir, dt'i'ich., is visiting at the home of
jf. J. McGavin, It is twenty-eight
renrs•:si,nce Frank left ,these parts and
ire sees many changes. He made his
;bonne with, Mr; McGavin for a num-
?see: of years, attending the Leadbury
school.
Mrs. 3T s. 1 ei rY goneIMarys
to St, (Mar 's
aec visit the friends of her old home
.:'large number of citizens in the
village. and surrounding country, at-
-tended the Orangemen's celebration
las Blyth and 'Guelph, and all report a
time,weather even t t if the rte her was
wast".
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudie and fain-
, illy, of Goderich township, spent ;Sun
eday at the, homes of their nephews,
ill retry and Clarence Hudie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzsimmons and
§tnil}, of Thorndale, accompanied by
camlductor Nethery, of Sarnia, motor-
-ed up and slpent'Sunday with. Mr, and
:Mrs .R, J. iClark.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Scutt, of Lucknow,
natilecd on Mr, and Mrs, Peter Gard-.
• 'mer last week.
Mr. Ted Sills, of Toronto, is visit
isrg HMr. and Mrs. Jos. Love.
`Mr. and ;Mrs. Jack. McDonald anil
;Jetta visited in Sarnia last week.
Mr, and Mrs. 0.1Halb'lcirk and chil- 1
itee'en, of '\Vingham, called on friiseds
in, the village on Wednesday,
Miss .Evans, of Clinton, is visiting
leer friend, Mrs. a. Perdue.
Mrs. W. Dennison, of Preston, is
visiting friends in the village.
tCranlbroolt girls defeated Walton b
!l-•5. The return game was at Cram-
ixeook on 'Wednesday 13th.
Mr.
Geo.'[•ladreturned. r .
�• e v • tt.
t t t 1 home
iron" his ,trip on Thursday.
Tbe construction gang who have
'leen putting i
t n the siding dm at t
n g he C.
g
P.'R. station, left Walton on Tuesday.
13111 McCune ancl Tom Archibald
spent Sunday at Teeswater,
Mrs, Bert Currie, of Winghant.
'visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. u
john Crozier on Sunday. cc
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and fatnily 11
spent Sunday at Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McLaughlin
visited with friends in Wroxeter on 11
S.atnday.
Mr. S. \rassela and Mr. Joe Ryan,
;er., were hi Goderich on Sunday.
Mr. Joe Ryan and daughters spent
'usiday at the home of :Mrs. John
Lane, McKillop,
Walton Entrance pupils did well
s'ais year, the nine writing having
neessed,
Mr. \A'es, Clark returned hone to
Listowel on Sunday.
Mrs. John. A. McFadzean and Jean,
Delmarte, Col, visited her many
Walton friends, John A. is au old
Walton boy and is a senator of Col -
gado.
A number of carloads of Walton
people attended the garden party at
^:iierner Nicholson's nn the 4th of
Mrort is.
,here was a large crowd present at
'Duff's church garden party last Wed-
nesday. In the near neighborhood of
040 was taken in from gate receipts,
"booth and mission band,
The many friends of Mr. Thos,
a.'lark are glad to know he is much
•ntproved.
ner. \Vias, Neal was in Preston on
hunday. He was accompanied by
SIF. and Mrs. Jas. Harris, who were
rctatrning home, and also by his niece
.ind nephew.
The last Endeavor meeting for the
-um mc, •r
months of th
s was conducted
by
Misses Ruby Young and Isobel Rit-
. `rxie. 'The topic was "An Increasing
tChurcla and a Decreasing Mission."
Mrs. Walter 'Davidson sang a' solo,'
The sale -of ',:Walton Methodist
church and parsonage was attended
tbee a large, crowd last .Tuesday and
good prices realized. Mr. Joseph
iFennett.Ibpnght.: the ;parsonage, the
price ,'being 1;1,100: Walton L;,Oah.
'hought,the church and shed for $300
and seats. for $102. 'This will give
them 'a splendid hall. Their former
!building having become too sinful,
theyintend to 'dispose' of it.
Mr, anti Mrs. McQuarrie and Mr.
and Mrs. Rands,of Grey,spent Sun -
flay at G. W,Jackson's.
ckson,s.
The W.M.S. of Duff's 'Church was
held .at the 4tome of Mrs. 'Rolbt„ Reid,
gravel road, ori 'Wednesday the 13th.
(Walton school report: Sr. III, to
3r. IV, -Wilfred IS'lxortreed 86,, Jim
Murray 82, Jim 'McCall, 80, Laura
Hoy 76, Helen 'Steiss 76, Isabel; 'Far
quharson 71, Dorothy' (Drager 70,
,Berva Steiss 64, (Mabel Machan 62,
Edith Ennis 62, lHaro'1'd 'Bolger 59,
Ruth Manning 511, (Harold Jordan 41.
jr.HI toSr;
S ICI can Murray79
J y ,
'Gladys 'Smalldon 79, Robinson Hamil-
ton 75, Muriel 'Dundas 62, Grace Man-
ning .59, Mildred Hoerle 54. Sr, H. to
Jr, rT7 -Helen ,Stnaildon 92, Norma
,Steiss'93, Gordon Ryan 77, Jane Dun-
das 76, 'Earl Hoy 75, Cordon Short -
reed 74,. 'Kenneth Murray 74, Helen
Farquharson 73, Margaret Murray 60,
jr. II to Sr. I'I--!Lena Drager 75,
:Allan McCall 74, Willie ,Farquharson
50, Jack •McGa'vin 45. Promoted-
Mary''Bnchanan, Jean Badley, Anna
Ennis. Jr. I to Sr. L -Jack Murray,
Ruth Hoerle, Mary Humphries, Jack
Drager, Dorothy Murray, Vera Dun -
las; Everett Lowrie. Jr. I. -.Kenneth
Sohier, jack Sntaildon, Pr,=Excel
cut - Stuart Igumphries, Kathleen
Farquharson,
Chas, S. Sellers, Princ.
D. Holmes, Assistant.
BLYTH.
Mrs. Wnx. 'Ruddy and son, of All -
em, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Clarence Johnston,
A very successful garden party was
held the tae lint c
n of Mr. W. G. Nich-
Isou, 4'th line, Morris, on Thursday
evening, July 7th, under the auspices
- the Anglican church. . Bel a
ve, A
delicious cold meat dinner was served
from 5.30 to 8 o''clock, The P. 'D.
Cowan concert company supplied the
CI
ntsical program. During the inter-
iissiou of the program a 5 -storey
tke was auctioned off. Proceeds at
ie gate amounted to $800.
Mfrs, 'Harry McArter and family,
f ;Burford, are visiting friends in
t tassels,
Sirs. John trfcCaughey, Joseph and
Flank, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ilii Mrs. Conroy, of 'Guelph, at
Charles Nicholson on V ednesday. guests of their sisters, Miss .Hood
Mr. and Mee. Russel Bradshaw, of Mrs, A. Jackson and Mrs, A. Cole.
Jamestown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs,_ Boughan Walker, o
Clarence Johnston on Tuesday. Peterboro, spent a day or two at th
Mrs, Jas. Brown, of New Liskeard, parsoltag'e last week.
i. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Friends will be pleased to .kno
Joseph Shaw, of 'Brussels, that Mr, Jas, Richmond is '(tome fent
Mrs. Alfred Birtles, of Toronto, is Seaforth hospital,
of ls.
vieiti sslher father, Mr, Sam. Wilton, fairs, Frank • Smith and daughters
Mary Mr. Henry Pierce has recently pur- visiting d and Mt•s. Joan leo thl
chased a Fordson tractor from Mr. week,
Harvey Brown. lMr. S. C. 'Chowan and • Master
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. King, of 'De- 'Harvey, of Lucan, spent the week
trait, are visiting friends in Blyth. with `• Rev, .Dr. and 'Mrs, Barnby,
The dredge is now at work on the
Ellison drain on the farm of Mr. Wm, MCKTLLOP,
Craig, 8th concession, Morris. Death of Mr.
Mr, Harvey !Brown has disposed sad death occurred at the eafo-A rth
„r his Ford car to Mr, Wesley Kech- hospital on Wednesday evening; July
uic of \\'atvanosh. 6th, when Mr, John': Lane, Sr. passed
Mr. John 'Brown has purchased a away. On Monday. three fingers of
matchLorne
team of colts from Mr: his left hand had been so terribly cut
borne Toll, of +Htrllett by coming in contact with a circular
1 nominating. convention of the saw, at which he was working, that
Liberal 'Conservative party will be it had been necessary to amputate
heti in the Town (Hall, 'Wingham, on them at the first john, Monday af-
ternoon in the hospital, • Later pneu-
monia developed and he passed away
Wednesday evening. The late Mr,
Lane ass born in 't.ondon, England,
55
car- a
years go, son of the late Thomas..
'George Lane, and when he was six
months old the fancily came to Can-
ada and settled on the 'London road,
south of 'Clinton at Granton, where
his 'boyhood clays were spent. About
thirty-one v ears ago he and his
brother Thomas carie to Mcl:illop
and farmed together for a number. of
years. Twenty-six years ago he was
united in marriage to Miss Cathar-
ine Ryan. 'daughter of the late Rich-
ard Ryan, of Walton, who survives,
together with six sons and two dau-
ghters: Vincent, of 1McKillop; John,
Joseph, Basil and James at lion •
and Mr. 'Ro'be Newcombe, of 1Blyth,
'Re'v, Mr. 'Woodall,. of Waterloo,
Iowa; sang a :vety.delightfel ,soap in,
(ween street United' Church, Uh Sun .
day,' July 10th; Smfi's. Wopdall'' is a
sister of Mr. ,Rollet. Ring, forme'Iy of
'Rev. W. B. Hawkins will •exchange
services on 'Sunday with Rev. R. S.
Jones, of Gorrie.
Mr. Clo d olitf,ton 'has returned
Y 7 a eturiied
from visiting:relatives in Wallagelrurg
and Thamesville, •
'Mrs. A. •'.faking, o'f',Freelton, is a
guest t of her sisters, 'Miss Mildred
81 ilborn and Mrs, 1Rabt. 'Wallace, and
brother, Mr, Leslie IHillborn,
St.Andrew's
United.'
Church is cele-
brating -Jubilee services on Sunday,
July 17th, it is in 'commemoration of
50 years of the church building and 70
years of the congregation, the
10th year of the present pastor, Rev.
George Telford. ' A former pastor,
Rev, J. tL...Srrtall, df St. 'George; 'Ont:,
will preach. The choir for the ser-
vices will be composed of for'nter
me er
mlbe s both morning. or tug• and evening.
In the afternoon there 'twill be a dec-
oration service at the 'grave of 'Rev.'"
Or. McLean, pastor of )the. church for
over 40 years. A. wreath will' be. laid
on the grave 'by Mr, John Brigham,
the oldest member of the session, A
girls' choir will sing at the grave and
sn address will be gi'veu by Rev.
'Geo. Telford. •.On Monday there will
be a picnic and reunion at one of the
oldest 'homes in the congregation,
that of Mr. Alex. McGowan, in East
'Wawanosh, -A supper :arid garden
party .will follow in .the evening on
the sante property, Addresses and a
program by the Favorite Four concert
party of ,London, will he given, :On
Sunday, July 24th, Rev. W. R. Mc-
Intosh, DD., King st. United Church,
London, will take the Jubilee services.
Rev. and (Mrs. R. A. Lundy, late of
l<i'ppen, visited at St Andrew's manse
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rdbinson, Sr., of .Kirleton, is
visiting her sin, R. 'H„LRdbiuson, and
Mr, and Mrs. fas. Moody.
'Rev. H. '\V, and Mrs. Snell, St.
Paul's Church Stratford,
c
and
(Rev,
T. H. Farr, of IlKiucardine, a former
rector. here. visited at the rectory on
Tuesday.
.
Y
Mr.
and Mrs, 1 i., Jolut 'Gras'by end Mr,
ansa (Mrs. Chas, Nicholson were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John 'Riley on Sun-
day.
Rev. Dr.IBarieby and Rev. Geo. Tel-
ford were in 'Seaforth on Monday at-
tending the Presbytery.
t3fr, and Mrs. Noble Gerry and the
litter's mother, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Yeo Sunday afternoon
Mr, and Mrs, John {Hood and Mr.
'Gideon Hood, of Saginaw,"Mich.,
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
THURSDAY, JULY; 14, 1927.
O'Hara, 'Rita Duffy, lLeslie'Pryce,
R. A, Dalc I eat:hei -
A:rrattgements were made ,'fol. tale
elennlye.for th;•,churclles• of McleilTop
•circuit for theemotith: of August at.
the Presby,,tery ., meeting, ' 'Monday;
IStti i,l e7 will ixe held at Duff's' and
Veen dliurches • at. 2,30 :p.m. and
Bethel: at 7,30 pial. •
A very jolly ,event took_ place on
Thursday afternoon, July 7t15 when
, J y
Eta°,pupils and ratepayers of S.S. No.
4, 'McKillop, motored to •Bayfield• and
held a ;picnic; in Jowett's grove. The,
afteriiooii' was' spent: 'in sports and
various contests in which all heartily
joined, Before the gathering' broke i
.up, Alex. 'I :err sea a race y wor
address to the teashei, 'Miss Grace'
Kerr "Dear,. Teacher, --For the past
four years. you have ''willingly` and
cheerfully done your part in aiding us
in our studies and held before •ius. an
example well worthy of our' mita-
�. .
tion. We are sorry you have dectded
to leave S. S. N. 4, .MoKtllap, as
you ar` held l din high esteem h stc._nt byboth'
g
pupils and parents.;As a smal re.
metrebrance we.ask you to accept
these .knives and forks, accompanied
by our kinelest wishes, • W'ishmg you
success in the coining year, we are,
yours very truly, Your pupils and
friends of S.S. ,No. 4." Beth Shannon
presented a half dozen 'beautiful silver
nodes aid knives -to Miss Kerr as a
little rdinem!brance 'Miss Kate was
taken ,'6omiiletely by surprise, but
made a brief reply thanking everyone
for their kindness.
HI•BBERT,
Mr.' and Mrs. P. McCann, 1Hitlt-
tut; received a letter this week from
their, granddaughter, Miss Mary Mur-
ray, .a'gecl 10 years, She expressed
hes-sorrow for not welling sootier as
she was waiting for some snappy
news to tell 'them So ,the snap came
hast Saturday when an airplane land-
ed 'at her home. there with llitr. and
?Airs. Thomas O'Neill, West Lorne,
She saki that she took, her seat in the
airplane, owned by Mr. Fleming, and
the 'ti'nie limited for her trip was 5
minutes at s LOQ a minute -
e $ She said
she was a little afraid to.ascend but
she ascended and descended safe and
sound . u and
enjoyed her
trip and -th
Jn c
scenery above very much.
Mr. and Mrs.'J. Walsh and family
of McKillop, were visitors on 'Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr•, and
-Mrs. W. Nigh, Tuckersmith.
Mr, and Mrs. A. ,Duchartue and
little daughter: 'Catherine, aHi'b'bert,
spent Sunday -last in Zurich visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Airs, F. Pope of Kitchen-
er, are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dalton,
Hitbbert,•
Mr, Dennis Barry, Tuckersurith,
spent Thursday at the home of his
cousins, lir. and Mrs. Louis O^Reilly,
+Hiblbert
(Master (Michael 'Walsh, Mc'Killop,.
returned hone Sunday after spending.
two weeks' holidays at the home of
his grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Nigh. Tuckersnuth. •
'Master Peter Murray,. fHi ebert, is
pending a few days • at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, J. 'Connolly, McKillop.
Miss Hilda 'Kennedy, Tuckersnfith,
spent last week ah the hone of her
sister. Mr, and Mrs. A. '.Dueharmc,
I-Ti'bbert.
cting
a c; didate for the forthcoming bye
election.
.Mit. John Nesbit spent Sunday with
Thu,. and Mrs. •Grasby.
\It ;
Jlaa Fowler and Mrs. Ham -
and son, of Newark, are visit-
ing the home of Mr Irvine Wall
CIIEFETZ ,Rost.
��11�LS
LADIES' DRESSES
In .Silk, _Rayons and Voiles
to clear from
a8c
$148
Ladies' Underwear
Vests and Bloomers in silk
stripes. Reg. 50c, sale price
29c
Lathes Art
Sins Hose
nn shadow
35c pr.
Zen's Khaki and
Zottouade Pants
welt: made. Sale price
$L39
Work Shirts
sale price from
79c to 95c
fen's Balbriggan
Combinations
sale ,price each
$1
9c
Also a' clearing line in
Hose men,s Cotton
Lisle Ho
s in all shades, pair
29c pr. 22c
Hose
CHEIFETZ BROS. SEAFORTH.
homas, of Toronto; !Mary at
Catharine, at home; also four brat
yrs and two sisters, Mrs. Angus b
Finnan tKippen, and Mrs. 'Leo Ha
rigau, Lucas; 'Thomas, Tuckersmith;
'Charles and Frank, ,Brucefield; Wil-
liam,' Clinton. 1' ,.
1
. Lane
of high ideals, whose life. wasaa:
worthy example of honesty and faith-
fulness•in all his dealings and in 'bis
work. For the past six years he had
been engaged in the threshing busi-
ness as well as Farming. The funeral
took place Friday morning, Requien3
High ,Mass , 'being sung by Rev.
Pather•.IDaatiter in St Columlban
church' and interment took place in
St. James' cemetery, Seaforth, his six
sons being pallbearers. The very
large attendance of friends and neigh -
burs sho'we'd the high esteem in which
the deceased Was geld by 'the coin-
ntanity, which extends. sincerest sym-
pathy to the bereaved family. A-
ntong those who attended the funeral
were his son, 'Thomas, of Toronto;
Miss Ellis ;Ryan, 'Wingtiam; Mr, and
Mrs. .Joseph Ryan and family. Wat-
ton; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Klein, St.afarys.
The
.Duff's church People's
waspostpot ed tongSun-
day evening because of special ser -
vies in tSeaforth.
Results of the ,promotion examina-
tions in 19.1S, No.'6, ,McKillop, Honors
75 p c„ pass 60 p.c. ' To Sr. rV,--Her-
man Beurmann 62, Reg, Little 62. To
:
Jr. .IV . --Harvie i-I[Ilen 90, Louis
Duffy 77,Mary .Duffy.74, iMarion
Little64 To 'Sr, III. --Brenton God -
loin 74, Esther Duffy 71, 'Muriel •Fte-
t,egan 67, 'Orval •Beurmauti 64, Ivanliaeefalbb 61, To Jr, ISI. -Iola Bette
mann Norine IlJittle 63, Gordon
Elliott 62, To Sr. T'1 F'velyn Hoegy
74,. Jr,. tL-Vera 'Duffy, Alma Fin-
negan, Helen Filled. Jr. Pe. ---Gerald
DUBLIN.
Miss Elizabeth Costello, of Killaloe,
is visiting with her 'brother, Mr.' D.
Costello of 'Dublin.
To lfr, and 'Mrs. Peter McIver, at
Memorial hospital, Seafort[t, on July
7th,, a daughter. Died July 9th.
IRO,. i P \A White, of indsor, call-
ed on friends in Dublin on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dill returned
to Detroit on 'Sunday.
Misses Aileen and Kathleen Mulli-
gao are visiting with their another,.
Mrs. 13. ,Alttlligan.
Numerous cars passed through here
July 12th on their' way to celebrate in
Mitchell
Miss Vera Feeney, of Toronto, is
holidaying with her mother, Mrs.
1 tank ree.net•, north of the village.
Mr. and IMis.•.F. Pope and 'family,
of Kitchener, called on Mr, and Mrs.
T. J. Molyneaux on Saturday.
Miss Mary McGrath and Miss Ir-
ene and his sister Monica left fir To-!
rotito Monday morning where each
have obtained a good position, •
Mr. Dan, Mathews entertained a
number of ,friends Monday evening.
Abse Mary O'Connor, of Detroit,
id t visited with her ,parents here. over
h- the week -end. 'Iler many. friends are
Ic- glad. to see Miss O'Connor looking so
r- n'e1L Nursing trust be agreeing with
bet,
Miss ,
Luct Waders ,,
ll '
ate,
s setts
t sed
to
Detroit, accompanied by her sister,
Annie, after visiting for a few -days
with friends in the village._
Me, Fergus Flannery visited with
his parents here for a. few' days 'west
of the village.
Mr, Leo Murray slient Sunday
with 'Mrs. Joseph :Dillon.,
Mr. Leo 'Murray 'has' treated 'him-
self to a new ,Ford coupe:
Mfr. M. J. Connelly, of 'Logan, vise
lied his old friends here'Suhday even-
,
Miss Dorothy•Melady-entertained •a'
number of friends Sunday 'evening.;;
The trucks that" are hauling for tate'
paving of the 'Huron 'road on the toile
and a quarter west of DeWitt are now
transporting their: cement from 'Sea -
forth. 'We wish to eateitd'.'attr deep-
est sympathy to oiur Many friends
who will -regret this 'vast change;
Mr. Edward ;Connolly, of Logan,
visited friends in St. Columba!' Sun-
day evening,
iMr. John Mero, of Seafotth, spent
Sunday with Mr. Joseph alConnor.
On Sunday afternoon hu the Parish
Hall ,of +St. Patrick's Church a meet-
ing of the Catholic Wo,nen''s,League
wa's 'held, winch 't Was. very Well at-
tended, Mrs Wtji, Dorsey, of St.l
Columba'', addressed line Meeting' and
Rave an interesting talk oat the chf
fereet activities of tate. League, which
was very much apprecatecl 'by all
present; Miss iDrucilfa 'Campbell
gave a violin- selection, 'accompanied
by Miss Margaret_ Jordan on the
piano. The meeting.. closed with tlic
singing of "Holy' God, we praise Thy
Name," A very pleasant
evenin.; was
afterwards' spent at the home o.' the
President, Laurier 'ave. west.
•.' KTPPEN.
:.i,
'ibis, and ':\iis. Itilo d' Watson have
C r W so
,cetturied to.'Detroit. •
The .; -isses 1Smith,of Toronto are
'visiting at the home:of.Mr, and Mrs.
Writ, Ivisoit:
Mr, and Mrs,Robert Daman mo-
tored to Tliedford to visit friends last
rlunday.
in o 1 burgspent h 12th.at
'Ii4any ur the
Mitchell,
Miss Alice Kyle, of IHensall, spent
a week visiting friends in Kippen .
Mrs, .Field, and son Arthur had their
tonsils removed by''Dr; Dougall last
00 Friday aft rnscon, July 22nd,
Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Doig will cele-
brate their silver. -wedding at their
home near=Kippeix; At the same time
incl place 'there will be a reunion of
the Doig- family in the form of a pic-
nic, 'and itos extensive... programtne
will be carried nut,. and in the - even
Y
ing' there will be'•a 1ba•Il its the Kip -
pen hall, which,'belongs to Mr. Doig,
which will; close.the.day's programme.
All who have Doig , ,blood in their
veins; together with their wives, 'hus-
.lxands and sweethearts, are expected
to ihe there when the proceedings are
opened at two o'clock in the after-
no.oti Iby a bagpipe selection, "The
Code of the 'North,"
7ifisi Mary (McNaughton' is spend-
ing a ft* days near Listowel visiting
her f.eiend, Mist Marguerite Mc -
Miss Isa Smith and -her niece, :: of
London, are holidaying at the home
of Mrs. Thos. Duman..
The farmers in this section are very
y
'busy haying. The hay crop is very
heavy' this year.
The many friends of Mr.' and Mrs.
Wm. Doig are looking forward to
spending a -pleasant day with them
at their reunion picnic next week
`Picnic. -About ninety of the 1Coclu-
ranes, McAllisters and (Hoods met at,
Bay^Bead for tiepin annual picnic on
July 6th. The afternoon was spent
in rat
es and 'ball games, after which a
'bountiful supper was served. Among
those present were Mr. and 'Mr's.
Robt. Cochrane, f
o Peace River; Mrs•
C. Cochrane and Misses Agnes and
Annie Cochrane, of 'Clinton; Mrs. E.
Anderson and 'Mr. and Mrs, Murray
Elliott, of Centralia; Mr. and Mts.
Wm. Hood, Mrs. J. Thompson, 'Mrs,
W. Johnston, Miss E. Hood, of-tClif-
ford; and Mr. and Mrs.,Hugh Ca'm-
eron and family, of Clinton; Mr. and
Mrs. Robt, Porterfield and iMrs. E.
Chatu'berlaitr and daughter, Helen, of
Seaforfh; Mr. J. Forrest and Miss M.
Forrest, of Segforth, and many•from
Hensell, Kippen and 'Hillsgreen.
The 'W. M. S. add ,Ladies' Aid of
Kip'pen- United (Church met at the
:home of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ivison
on Wednesday.
Why suffer from corn's 'when they
can be painlessly rooted. out by using
Holloway's Corn iRemever.
STAFFA
1' •
Miss teacher
Miss Belle McLellan, eaclx
Carlisle,. is. spending her holidays at
her home' here.. ,
M` :..-r1 h as eet'
tss G < h 'f'� Mitchell, h Ib x
am, o MI
est gecl.:to teach. 6,. S, No. 3 after the.
holidays.
'
hE and li'it
Mr, a t rs. `' A, • Y Le i pan and Mc l
family seem Sunday at Grand 'Bend.'
(Mrs. (Dr.) Nixon, of Hollywood,
Cal., who was visiting with' her bi•:o-
thee, IMr,"Geo.-Vivian, sang two solos
in the United 'Church Sunday evening.
Mr. and 'Mrs, 'E. Chamberlain and
Margaret, of Seaford', spent Sunday
with Mr. and, Mrs. O. Reed,
Mrs. W. Ogden; of Whalen, and
Misses G. and M. Neal, of Detroit,
spent a few -days with Mrs. Geo, But-
son and other friends, '
`Mr. and/Mrs. F. D. •Hutchison,
Seaforth, Mr. 'Lorne Hutchison, :'To--
ronto; Mr. (George lFlutchisdn, Lon-
don, and
Miss Dorothy Hutchison,
YSk Catay,harines called on friends on
iSutid
Mr.aid t IMr s. C. Ada ` e r
arts, S aro th,:
Wspeilsnt on(S.unday with 'Mr, and Mrs. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, of a4V nni. fi -
_.
peg, visited with.. the ladies' sister,
Mrs, Chubb, recently.
Mrs. -Morley :- (Drake Stratford
,
spent a -
p few days wit Mrs, A. Miller.
Miss Eva Verner, Stratford, is holi-
daying with her grandparents.
LONDES+BORO.
3ifr. Roy is in Hamilton this
we
Mrs:-Marks, of Stratford, who has
been visiting friends Isere, returned to
herhome on Saturday last. -
MIr, and Mrs.:R. Sh ddick celebrat-
ed c lebrat-
ed their china }wedding on Monday
evening by entertaining a number of
.Miss Anna ,Hamilton and ''Miss
reiC_hawe
gone to fTa1ib
r
to
u to
summer camp,.
s s M " ,J: , C. rdams returned to het:.
„•, �:.
1r,t te,here after 'a pleasant visit with
Brantford friends.
The funeral of bus late Miss Mary
Carter, of Toronto,. 'took place Here,
in'teru est being in ILoncl:esbom eetne-
tery in the family plot.
I , ' t
'Miss Gestic.I{
:.oberton 'spent tl
o
P
tr eek-enid at her 'home here.
Misses Esther and- Mary Jamieson
are visitors at •their home 'here.
i e itle i,
Mr. Joe S heddtcle of Bechit. s
spending' a few days at .his home here.
WINTHROP'.
The meeting of the "W.M.S: Was
held at 1Mrs. Hugh Alexander's with
the Pre'siden't in the chair. The meet-.
ing. was opened with hymn 447.
Scripture lessen was 'read by Miss _
'Saunders and the Messenger prayer
by Mrs, A. IDol'mage. The .topic was ,
Beattie readprayera
.and the meeting
ataken.by Mrs. A:'Ross, 'Mrs, Robert
closed by singing•. hymn. 587.
Miss Ili. (Bullard has returned to
New York to resume her duties in
Polyclinic hospital after spending
iier• .holidays at her home here
8.1 . Andrew Montgomery has re-
turned ` to Windsor after spending a
ftw days at his home here:
Quite a number Q e went- along with
'L:OJI:, '813 and spent the 12th a't..
[Mitchell.
Haying is the order of the da':
Y
,-.: BORN.
1M1OIFk7ATT.-=Ln Port Colborne on
Friday, July 1, 1927, to Dr, W, W.
and Mrs. Moffatt (nee Marion
Larkin), a son.
their friends to cards and dancing. Items of news always welcome.
Fresh Groceries
Straw
and Work •
Shirts
Now is the time p kinds topich u all
P I>, ods of repair-
ing, such as Tin ware, Harness, Shoes, Auto
Sides. Auto 'Tires Stitched. ,
Bring in your Binder Canvass T f r
o � ew Straus
ctztti Stt'ips..
L,
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NEWIES
BRODHAGEN
ONTAR10
Every
must now secure a
LICENSE TO DRIVE
VERY. person, not being a licensed chauffeur, driving a motor vehicle
in Ontario must secure an Operator's License to drive. This law came into
effect on July- 1st. Application forms for Licenses may be obtained from
every garage and issuer of motor car licenses in the Province,
Operator's Licenses will be granted without examination, upon filling
the application forst, to all those who have been driving a car continuously
for at least six months and who have drivers at least 500 miles, and who havenophysical or -mental disability which may interfere with the operation of
am
motor
car.
A
nominal fee
of
$1 is
charged.
Inexperienced drivers and those suffering from disability as above wilt
be given opportunity to pass an examination by Inspectorsof the Department.
These Inspectors are located at convenient points throughout the '-
Yourgarage knows the name of the nearest examiner to. Pro‘, amino,
tion.tee.:is $1.
you,The examina-
tion
drivers must carry their Operator's, Licenses at ail'
If a car is driven by two or more persons, each must have a lice when Tradriving,'
patrol Officers may call for the production of Operator's Licenses, both on ditty
streets' and country•highways, : You will be open to •a penalty under The
Highways Traffic Act if you are not able to produce yours.
Operator's Licenses issued now will be good until January,
Provinces and States which require. an Operator's Lice s1jon In
License,
l
Ontario•Operator's License will be necessary by every one driving a motor
car registered in this Province,. Do riot attempt to leave the Province tit
charge of a car without.your-Operator's License,r.
FOR YOUR PROTECTION ON THE HIGHWAY
The Department of highways is determined to keep the highways ssafe
you and all other users. With the higher speed limit and the abnormal
increase ist motor traffic, incompetent drivers must` be weeded out and identi- -
ficatiot;of all drivers must be made possible,
The Department has enjoyed the heartiest co-operation
majority of motor car drivers in the past, itantici anticipates ti from me vast
for safety will meet with the same sensible and public spirited thsu new measure
Don't delay in securing support.
yourrtpplication form, Pill it out at once
so that your Operator's"License may be issued without dela
. LLi' y
Ontario Departmentof Highways
...�
The Hon. GEORGE E 5. HENRY,.
Minister ,