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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-07-21, Page 4f {I' 319,• .kilt. tool SAAFOR'T'H"'NSW S nvinrfdoR Brosai Pti191islters WAX.4TP N frw4:. la'dys Day. and Frank are 5:A with 'Mr, 'acid Mrs, Neal. , tai z led Young, of. Mitchell, is visit- . )tfi:r. and 'lira, Thos. Young. &fir_ Irnd Mr's.., Henry Sohher and sifainakis motored home -to Simeoe Sat mar ss:r; last,; after a lengthyvisit with r1Gdlinit Sohier. *Ziossell 'Ferguson has returned to ' ear4.vtwto:after his vacation with his aae4t7as,e5 in the village, 'Murray :Johnson,' of rBlytls, is 'with 'lin. Flo -gland for his sutnmer vaca- 1I1i and: Mrs Alex M Mtimt;, and Mrs.,.C. Finglend tnotorcd' to Blyth on Sunday to attend Jubilee Services '.t 1 1r the ,Ignited Church, 'Mrs, 'jos. li itbt feeling` the best.. at •present but 'her manYs friends hope' to' hear Of a' change for 'the better. J. Watt was in Toronto over the week -end: A car containing five ,nen was sud- denly capsized while turning .the cor- ner at a fast speed, The at was somewhat damaged but -no one was hurt. ' The old boys' re -union will be the attraction at Brussels on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of next week: Miss jean Drager is not able •for her e nUCS an Neal's store for the past weeK. She has been under the doc- tor's care but is improving at present. Mr. V. Scarlett had a nurse struck by ilghtning ,last Tuesday night. :Mr, and A/1 -s. B., 1'Hoover, of :ivlount 'fits., and Mrs, b'recl 'Miller motored $pr ,IsVirniltoh Saturday. ^ies Bateman. Seaforth, is Waling at R. W.HoY's. iliiiss Vera Gardiner spent the week - with Miss Helen MoKercher, • £r. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Cummings "igsewt Sunday at tl3rucefield. Kiss 1Rulby Young visited her '•iced, Mises Janet Finnigan, of Rg'- �c p, a zonalkille. • .n at Jackie 'Craig, of ,Blyth, is visiting ]Elieiak Sholdices, lean IKnox, of Detroit, is visiting •gaiitias _:bt:r. and Mrs. William Wood's: Mrs, Kenneth McLean and daugh- of Tilson Man„ • and Miss der jean, Sask. `�'a!~ie. AMciCutcheon, of 'Regina,t ,ase =visiting theirsister, IMrs. Hugh + hThos, .Davidson ,d&li:-~-ouster,. and Mrs, -med. old friends. and/Sts. Joe Ilotntes 'of Walton, Miss Mary Shields, of Itenfrvu, spent l+'iitest, spent Friday with the latter's jiarcnts, Mr, and Mss. W. H, Shot- dice. 'hiss .Littlejohn, of Galtr is vis'i,ting her aunt; Mrs. IW. II. 'Sholdice, lark Mr. D. Sohier. and Mr. G, .0 Spent the week -end with friends in. Sintcoe. G. iMil Miss Ruby Young and Miss lee are attending the sunnier school to `'Goderi'ch this week. spent 'Mr, R. Campbell, of (Brussels, ,pe.t Sunday at Mr, Joseph Carter's. Mr, _Harold Wheatley and Miss Sadie ToMlinsois spent the week -end visiting. the former's sister, ;Mrs. 'J.' s n with friends m ii nos, of'Caledonia, .33:alyfiel • aftetnlo di'a 'ell, ! • Il4'a•. 'Wallace 'S'holdice, who has. Srl A. number from here went to Gode-• Leen junior in the Bank of Cord- :nth omx8eh fo"r the summer school merce, is relieving in' Blyth. Mr.. Mr. Jonathan TCirlcb55 •of • Brussels, Myers, of Mitchell, is the ,new teller; IS. 'VisitingMr. and Mrs. H. 13. Kirk- Mr. and Mrs. R. Campbell. and Icy,;Misses ':meta and Cora agent Sunday fore\\'a few days. L : The .3'f;S: and Ladies'' Aid of with 1'!r; and !Mrs. F. Hack'tvel•i,' of .3sonn's .United Church met at the Ethel: a�tn:e of Mrs. Rob's Reid, gravel road, Mr. Charles McGavin and Arthur- -Ian iYr ly 13th.. There were 65 ladies ars now .busily engaged helping .Rus aaresent. .Mrs, Ed. Bryans .presided. sell Barrows off with his bay Mrs. John ,Hyslop opened the meet- '11r. and Mrs. Clarence Hudie and. km with prayer. A gratifying re- :nn Ilarold spent Sunday with. friends. sort was given by the Treasurer, in Seaforth. Ras. Walton, and rs. Walter 'Davidson, $93.30 -being Mr. Hugh Kinn, --sa.ken in during the 3 months. The hiss Mildred Collis, of ,,Atwood, Secretary of the supply department, ,pent Sunday with friends in Strat- itrrought a request to the meeting for fora. •e5athing for a little girl in one of our Mr, Andrew Coutts has just finish- . s'rnool homes, The ladies decided.in , •' having a well drilled on his place. Ph or of this project. The topic was Mr. Will Blake, who is engaged for vat, taken by :tors. Herb. Manning i ,:- season with Isaac McGavin, is •cl"ascribing the conditions of living not in very good health at present. vend of working under which, women \\'e wish for his speedy., recovery. were einployed fu China and Japan :Nits and Mrs. F. A. 'Flanibley, Vera t: rsrrent Events were gigen by Mrs :.ad d l at vey, of Staffa, and• Miss Floc - 31'S +13, Gardiner, The meeting closed i, ace Cooper, Seaforth, spent Sunday , prayer by Mrs. Wm. 'Neal. The 1. i'. Campbell's. nrllection amounted to $12. Mr.. J. Barrows, of McKillop, is The Ladies' Aid of Bethel het ....-cling a few days with friends at t teir monthly meeting for July at the iVaiton. \fcTrcr, Lloyd McCarthy, 1+.dward ` aerie of Mrs. Leonard Leerhing Mrs. W. C. McEachern, of Grey, i ',Cummings, Lloyd Norman 01Counor, and There was a large attendance of called on friends on Tuesday. ' nes m nonnor. Connor, fAg- t +lies and it 'vas decided' that the of Miss Maude Ferguson+ar.'d, Mr. Wm nes O'Connor. Joseph ers would be re-elected till the end Neal returned Tuesday after a visit Junes Dillon; i , Jo d h Mulligan,, Egan sifi the year: Mrs, Sam McPherson with friends at Port Albert, - James Feeney, Leonar Dillon, ene- lrresident; Mrs. George Dundas, Sec.; 1\'e are glad to ace Mr. Thos. Clark r sieve enyjr.Second John w- 'aLrs. Edgerton .Roe, Treas. A vote ethle to be out again after his recent ,r "ce npl, Dillon. . Second 'Ursula thanks was given to Mrs. Leen- illness. ,Flanigan, :Mar Bean, Mary sula cg by the ladies present. for her Miss Annie Harris of Preston is Grata Margaret lkBenti, f3M-dc- c- - ,.ittriness. visiting Mr, John Harris and friends n' Walton United here, Looby, 'Sr, Primary.—J•oseph Donnel-. Rev. Mr, Maines, t \\ al 1 D 1 e Fergus Statile- ...smiling twill reach each Sunday lira, ''Marg. Scott of Ilderton re p +.nrued home Sa'turda after visitinga .:re:nfug for the nest three months at �" � ,:ether at 7.30, in place of Rev. J. A. mouth with relatives. .'orguaon, who, we are sorry to say, Mr. Batten of Monkton left for not improving in his health as Myth Thursday, 3fr. Geo. Badley re- . ,is many friends would like. 'nrning from his holidays. Mr. Ross and Mr. George Stewart, :Miss Mary •Shnrtrced was in Tor- . %' Paris,Ont„ motored here and c ntv Friday. •:ere guests on Sunday at the home of 'Miss Addie Love returned to Tor- THE $EAFORii NAWL --- ea homefrom a fileasant visit at Way', saga Beach, • M. and ; Mrs, Max.( Kelly .left Sat= ur s 1 tY foi+;+Lakefield;neat Peterhoro, vv'here they will reside Mips Beatrice Mcitay of `Hamilton is visiting -:her uncle, Mr. John Mc Cowan, 2nd of 'Stanley. - Mr, and Mts. Jantes Burdge, of 'Hamilton visited his mother, !Mrs,.. John Burdge, over the week end.' Mr. Jack:MdEwan• was inPetrone one day last week. Mr, Leonard :Boyce, son of Mr James. Boyce, has been engagedas teaCher of.IS.S. No. 3, Tuekersmith. The-Odcllfellows decoration service. was held,i$undaywlten a large crowd gathered;at Baird's cemetery. A num- -'y sent 'ber -of visitors were ire from TW_O ,PA+LRS • OAF TWINS. Mr Earl Ha'bkitk- • •- �• were born, at the 'loran of , ,Two pairs of twin: t.ahes- rseently, Above is a shot of the youngsters at the "caifetei•ia:" TOURSDAY,'JULY 21; 1927.'. onto Sunday. BRUCEFIELD. • Here is • rt bus • again Berry's is the cheap store. .Chicken thieves o ) g y "•`;'t at :tie right around here. ''Mr. John -Taylor, save- vo,herc you get, quali Y lb. rat miles west of Walton on the 9th price, Climax'Rug ;Killer 8c 'per line of'Ivtarris;lost forty chickens one gest quality paint,. reg. -$1;40'a quart, 1•st'week, That many plump at $1,19 a'pt, cash, ;Salt 'for salting night a bircis is no small loss. hay and stock, 60c per cwt. Mrs s. 'Ryan visited Ear'brother;- , Death of liars. W. L. Forrest. -Our I.Mrs. Jos. Y Mr. Ge . 'Baker, 01 'Cran!b'rook, over village and. community was startled \L �y the week end. - last Friday morning to hear of -the McLaughlin has return- i t of Mrs, W. L. Forrest; Mrs. Miss Eileen. 3MuLaug Passinglilt ed home after visiting friends in Iona Forrest 'had not enjoyed good 'hes 'nbilee services in -St. `nd- li\Mts;::Forster and•'datIghter fay: of J' 33vdWp;-13th dritesston Hwldett, The q t t er rs..; G ,.Ghia g,•a sou- rel' and MFs..H. Fear attdMa nand .• sto,od s, Mrs , d "lc and a num- ter Dorothy werd guests of bet of "friends a ,Sas a old a Mis," VC? tG5,Laldlaw on Sunday bet• of a amends ;and re'S Tuesday -.u. ide>'of :Godertch ail . : .af= 'kilt:^Thos. tBtirns . , ..;, . , Jt; telly reunion at ling. s Mrs! . time resident of the vicinity, a , ternoon and evening. 'Mrs, Cuming� old-time is: visiting tier sister 'Mrs. Jno. tended the juibilee service: is Frank` Cao„ ees a treat Many improve'- Mr, : John Metcalfe and' M rt'ratak Car -ter, s 8. changes , in':' our village ' NL t If and son John. of 'Fo :menu. and 8 since she,left here 17 years ago. e' Mr. Basil Wallace, of Newark, 'N. J,, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Wallace. • Mr. Jirn 'Newcolttibe, Newark, is visiting his brother, Jdr, Robert Newcombe, . A .two -weeks' course in millinery Monday,July '16th'. tinder the n toga auspices of the Women's Institute classes are being held in Memor 11 1 ial ball. Miss4,1cLaughlin of Toron- to -is in charge. to Loretto . Healy �- +Congi•attilations. and Fergus Kelly on obtaining their second-class certificates, r and Mr_. and Mrs. Nelson 'Nicholson Con- nolly family visited. Mr and Mrs. C. Sunday. Mr, Mer: and :Mrs. John Grssby and and Mrs,' 'Clarence Johnston were guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MdCal- lutn, Mozkton, Friday' - Miss ',Elizabeth Hollinger, Strat- ford, is visiting her parents, Louis and Mrs. iHollisger,, IMGK111op is 'Miss Tilly Storey of p spending a- few 'days with her co . , Mrs. John McNicholl: lir. and Mrs, <CharlcslNichoison and Gordon 'were =gtiests of Miss Jessie Is.irkconnedl Sunday., r Younghas 'bought the Mrs. Henry Hillborn. property. of the late Mrs.: E. Mr. and Mrs, I. 'Brown of Toronto are visiting friends here. Mr• and Mrs, R. Wallace and Miss M. Hilborn spent Friday evening,with Mr, and Mrs. J. Yeo.' Fear of Clinton 'visited his Vfr: Ray I'ea brother,ibir. L.' Fear, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace were Stratford visitors Sunday• ,liatn Jean and Irene Miller of Rita are: guests of Doris and. Miriam Ro- gerson. + , Miss Vera tl3arnhy is home for the holidays. Miss Jean Barnby has been engag- ed as teacher at Tottenham. Mr, Risden of !Granton was a week end visitor at the parsonage. Mr, and Mrs. Foster Brigham and family of Kantsack, 'Sask, are visiting Mr. James Richmond. Mr. and ..Mrs.' -Wm. Mason and daughter of Seaforth were guests of Mr. Albert 'Brigham. 'We are pleased to report that Mr, Jas, Richmond is improving. rug the 1. BiC„ .are renewing rew -and Visiting RMT- and' -Mrs to Victoria, ua'n' ances. eca la- liam,', spent the week ,end with rela- tives, Mrs, F. Metcalfe and Mr. and 3- Rei, Yeo on Harry of . Rev. H. Metcalfe• and s Newington and Me. W. Metcalfe of London were guests of Mrs. tu F. MeV ` •caffesand Mrs. John Yeo Saturday..-- Mr, a F y .-” Mr,';.and Mrs:' J, T. McCaughey spent the weep end '1•n Toronto. Mr: load of cat- tle da ca jVTclCaughey sliippe , to Toronto Friday. - Red Mr. Redmond and the Misses.. Red- mond of St°:Au ustiite visited at:,the' home of Peter Healy during the: Week. Little Miss Miriam Rogerson gave a 'birthday party to her friends Mon- day and all enjoyed themselves. `sited 115r. and, Mrs. T. E. ;Kelly. visited t_., in'\Ningham-during the week. 'The funeral of the late Mrs. John Kelly of Detroit and formerly of Go derich and Blyth, took place at St. Michael's church, Blyth, thence to St. 'Michael's cemetery, the pallbear- ers being Wtn. Kelly, Dan Kelly, P. J. Kelly, J. B. Kelly, J. J, Kelly, P J: .. Heal.. I hose ••attending the funeral_ Y from a distance were Win. Kelly, Mrs. \M. 'Farr, 35Lrs. IDewan and John We and Mrs. Foran•^olf !Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. J. ;B. I' ally and son of Go-. derieh, . Rev, Fr. Gaffney'celebrated Requiem !High Mass at. 10 o'clock and read the .prayers at the grave, and just, he before thr,`coffin was lowered, t. un- dertaker gave each one a flower from the: wreath sand asked them to place them on the'coffin. Sundaywith Mr. -John Nesbit spent Itis 'brother, Alfred Nesbit, Auburn. We congratulate Misses Margaret Johnston, .tEffie Laidlaw and. Rose !Cunningham on passing their en trance :examination, Margaret Johns- ton taking honors. We also congra- tulate 3Mise Snowdon on the success of her entire entrance class. Mr.. Christopher 'Nesbit has gone, to-, St. Thomas where he has ,accepted a position as operator at the C.P,R. station, Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Messer and two children of, 'Palmerston visited Mr. add Mrs: John McNicol on Sun- • day. •, 1. Mr,�.and Mrs. Hill and:Miss R utli Calwili Spent Saturday in Stratfot"d, Mr, Sam Hendrick of Grand =Bend was a .Sunday visitor -at the home of Mr, John'Pepper..' Miss Gladys MclLean' of Kippen has been engaged aa teacher, at S.S. No, 10, Stanley. Tu¢lc- Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Taylor, ersmith, spent (Sunday with Mr, Hen- ry.Walker, Parr line, - - firs; 'John Taylor, 2nd of (Stanley, was called to Sarnia Sunday `by the death of her -nephew's wife, Mrs, Wm, Gilmour. l3-[ Rennie MoKenzie of Detroit is;, visiting his parents,` Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McKenzie. Mr Austin Zap'fe, who --came up from Detroit with him has engaged :with IChas.'Farquhar for the, season: Mr, Hugh McGregor„ Jr., Detroit, is visiting his fattier, Mr. Hugh Mc- Gregor, Sr. !Miss Aggie iBeattie, a --former resi- dent of our village, died ini:London on Thursday, July 14th, after an illness extending over a period, ' of nearly two years. litsS ;Beattie was born in Westminster Tp„ Middlesex Co., and had made her home for many years With her sister, Mrs Wm. Scott here. She was always a willing worker in the church and the Kelly Circle of Brucefield United Church placed a wreath, on her casket. The funeral was held on Saturda'y,July-16th from the home of Mr, Anus Beattie. (the old home), 'and, was largely attended. The pallbearers were 6 nephews of deceased. 'Rev. James MacKay, , of New St. James. Presbyterian Church, London, had charge of the serve. ibfrs. Wm. Scott; Mr`s. A. T. Scott, Mr. and Mrs: Ross'Secaf, 'Airs. `Ham and Mamie Swan attended the fumy eral, r trotJble and London. for years, Suffering with heart r 'Mr, Louis `Woods, Mrs. -Aikens and but the end carte suddenly. On!\3ed Miss Viola,sTrott .o'nd lvir. Norman, nesday she took a stroke and never Finch of London visited•-Mr..and 'Mrs rallied: Mt's, F•orreSt=s maiden -- name Ili 1 J. I3. MdLaughlin 'Stiirday last, was Magdlcna Wolfe and she was a Miss Madeline Ryan,.who has ,been native of --Stanley township and Was teaching .in Saskatchewan, • has re- married to -her - bereaved hpsband in turned home for the holidays. •the year 1887. Of her three children Mrs, Tena McGavin and .children ttvo_ are' left. to Momat her io s '!Laps- visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. enee of tBrucefield, and Miss..IBeth at - Wm 'McG'avi-n Last Week. home. Their son, Henderson, gave his Mr. acid Mrs, E. +Consta'ble and life for his country in the:great war. family- of St. •Marys visited at G: W. She was a meinber of Pres!byteriatt Jackson's on Stutday. - Church Brucefield, for a number of ':\ rr and '.Mrs.:j. Bairns and family, pears .and was a woman of sterling M hiss Carter and Mn Medd. of .Luck- Christian character. To know lei' now, called on G. 13r-. • and: Mrs. Jack- was to love her, and those who knew sone -Sunday last. her best loved tier most. The (tine-- rat was held On :Saturday, July 16th DUBLIN.. from the family residence and was Promotions for the Dublin Sep- largely 'attended; friends being there urate School,—To Sr, Fourth,: --•Mary from London, Chesley and Detroit: Dorrestyn, . Ethlyn O1Hearn,, -Mary, Interment was made •in Baird's cent Dillon, Gertrttdc illnLligan, .Dan Mc etety. • r f Seaforth is 'Carthy, Elizabeth ICatnp,bell.. Jr. Miss Alice _'Mum o 0 Fourth --Monica Roach, John Moly- visiting friends: in Kitchener .• this neaux, Frances Delaney, Mary Mc- week. - Keever, Ursula. Krauskopf, Clare • Mr. and Mrs. T. Pierson. and son Gormley„Joseph Delaney, Irene Don- 'Leslie of Clinton also Mr. and Mrs. nelly, Elizabeth !Cummings, Gordon+:Rothwell of Toronto, visited at- the Dill, 'Tlorence Brennan, 'Genevieve home of Mr, .and Mrs. Rattenbury`�tltis McCarthy: • Sr. Third --Catharine week. . Kenny; J. 'Cummings, B. Dillon, C. '\[iSs Gladys Addison nurse -in -train- (Penn, M. Dorrestyn. Jr. Third—'Dor- ing, has returned to her duties at Or - only Donnelly, Gerald Donnelly, Ed- illia She was accompanied by her mo - win :Stapleton. Rita Stapleton, Jean they. Mrs. J. Addison, also little •D'ora Addison of Oriliia, who has 'been here for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler are visiting at the home of the former's parents, \'L•,. and IMrs. G. !Wheeler,, Hiss Ina - Scott of London visited al tier home Sunday. Miss Lillian Knox is spending the holidays with- her grandmother, Mrs. Wilson, Misses Jessie and 'Mary Cameron ry-, ,aures e ant )', , of 'Clinton, who have been visiting at tori, Dalton Burns. Caynilta Donnel- the hone of their auuti .Mrs H, CHEIFETZ BROS. PEeIJ%LS LADIES' DRESSES in Silk, Rayon'; anti Vujlet- to nlear froth Ladies' Art Sill{ Hose Sale Price 35c pr. Ladies' Lisle Tose Reg, 50c Sale Price 29c pr. Ladies' Underwear Cotton silk stripe Vests and Bloomers 29c ReBrtFtt t9 price half in all kiuds of dress goods iVleo's Fine Dress Shirts to Clear at, 75c EVleu's , Fancy Bose Best quality. a pair 49c Work Shirts sale price from 79c to 95c Men's Combinations sale price each 89c Boys' Khaki Blouses 65c Boys' Khaki Shirrs 79c ELF .. z EF A dy. _'uudrew Maloney Primary 'B.— Ma'cella Dillon, John Maloney, Fer- gus Cummings, Thos. Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Burns and family of Detroit visited with the for- uuv's mother, Mrs, T. Burns, of the village. Also at the homes of his bro= Chet, Mr. John Burns, and his sister, Mrs. \\'m. Flanagan, McKillop. :\ number of St. Columba parish- ioners attended service here Sunday on account of the road being closed during paving. lir. and Mrs. Theo. Jordan of De- troit visited with the formers father, Mr. James Jordan. 3(r• E. 3. Molyneaux, of Barberton, Ohio. is spending holidays with his mother, Mrs C. Molyneaux. Rev. Father Norman O'Connor, of :New York, Spent week end with his sister, Mrs. \W -alter 'Carpenter, en 1 brother, Mr. Dan, O'Connor :the death of Mr. Peter. Jordan from heart trouble on last 'Satfirday was a Sadden $110d• to his many friends and neighbors. Mr. Jordan had :been ail- ing for some time and although the end came unexpectedly, he was well prepared and fortified '-by all the rites of the Catholic Church. Funeral was held on Monday to St. Patric -k's Church, Dublin, where Solemn -High Mass was sung +by his parish priest, -Rev, Father Dantzer, with Rev. Fa- ther-Bricklin as deacon, and his son, Mr. John Jordan, 13,A.,- who was or- dained to the deaconate this summer, was sub deacon. Miss Beale, the or- ganist presided. and the choir render- ed appropriate music effectively. Bur- ial was in St. Col urban cemetery and }Ieiss , the largest. enc. of funeral was survived by a sorrowing wife, five daughters, Sister Alma and Sister Theresa, of St. Joseph's; Mrs •Me - 'Co Deward. Parkhill, 1[r„s Mc- Cormack of Pr a of Lucan; Mrs. P. Fitzpatrick, of Dublin; also three sons, Michael, of London; Frances of Ibib'bert, and John, of St. Augustine's 'Seminary, of Toronto. Four of Mr. Jordan's ibro- tilers are living, Frank, 'Duluth; Mi- chael, Seattle 'Williatn, Dawson;'and Thomas, of Londbn. +Master Jack Molyneaux of 'Chica- mr, is holidaying with friends in Dub- lin. Miss Flossy Mero who has just re- turned -from :Kitchener, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs, Joseph Hickey, south of the Village. Miss Dorothy Mela'dy entertained company Sunday night. Miss Gertrude Stapleton is visiting at her parents here west of the vil- lage, A•L'. Ralph- Dill of Detroit spent a few days vacation with his parents. \r• James Feeney, Jt 'Spent t• Sun- day at the home of Patrick Williams and family. ` - Miss Eiieen Mulligan has returned to De•troi't after spending her holidays with her mother in Dii+bliu Mr. Joseph 'Carpenter has ,treated himself. to a new Essex coach. :Corns are painful growth. Hallo- way'a Corn Remover will remove hem, Icenl!cad, have returned hone. Mr. and Mrs:- lf, S, Mkenhead of London, called on friends near' the, village Saturday on their wily to their suninter home, Bayfield: Miss .Grace 'Itoss of Windsor is pending her summer vacation at her home in Stanley. Mr. Jack Baird who has been vis- iting friends here, has returned to his bonne in Moosejaw. I-Iis daughters, Janet and Mary,' are staying at the Monte of Mr. George Baird, Mts. 3-1. Smith, of Detroit, is visit- ing friends in and ;around Brucefield, Mr. Austin Zapfe of Detroit visited his old friends here over the week end Misses Kathleen Snider and . Mustard are attending - the summer school in Goderich- this week. . Softball Notes. — Brttcetield and Clinton girl's league teams played a tie game inVarna Saturday night, Roth teams went into the game de- termined to Break the tie, 'Clinton went to bat first, securing one hit and no runs. In '13rucefield's first inning they were successful in snaking one run. All through -The game Brttce- field:managed to keep on top, rill the sixth inning Clinton crept up -and tied. Seven innia.gs were all agreed upon but being a tie, then both teams wished to play nine innings and break the tie. The nine innings 'were played but neither team succeeded in making a run, the result being 3-8, which tied •n hives the teams Ytul t ec and will I l ely mean another game in the near future. Both teams played an excel- lent game of ball, very few errors be✓ rug trade by either team. Linc -up:. r e+ hr Ball Clinton, M. St set, . pitcher; R. , 1st 'base; M. Thompson, catcher; D. humball, left field; R. Shdh'brook, 3rd base; R. Dale, sentare field; J. Levis, r d, M fief M. iCudmore 2nd base; C. Evans, short stop, Brucefield, 'II. Haigh, catcher; D. Fargifhar, lst lase; O. IIIarr•.ison, 3rd base; C. Pep- per, short stop; M. (Chapman, centre field; M. Stewart, 2nd base; V. Whee- ler. left field; E. Stackhose right field; J. Ail enhead, pitcher. Umpires, Pilgrim, Varna; Workman, Idills- gteen, Mr. and ilirs. Edgar J. Swan of Stratford spent the week' end with Mr. and fMrs. Jas. Walker.. 2nd con- ':'uckersniith. There was a big crowd at the court The held in 'Walker's hall Monday. hearing lasted ted seveno hours, urs quite a. number of witnesses being heard. in the case arising from a collision at I?ruce.field recently. Millman broth- ers, of !Stratloed, who had been call - est home Froin _Bag^'fiekl to their no - ti r sfuneral vvere Proceeding along the ,Bayfield toad :id a I-Iudson and Col. Reason and friend of 'London, iu a Chevrolet, collided at the . London road' corner, It understood the case went against the (London party, but may go to a.higher court. • Miss Vera Cha'pasu, London, on, Alas_ -sten visiting at the home of Mrs. Thos. Cafwill the past week, return- ing g home Tuesday. Miss Fmnria •MeDnnaid has return-, BLYTH. , With the "weatherman decidedly, in their favor the congregation `of St. Andrew's 'United Church have had a most successful Jubilee celebration of 'their church, and truly an old boys and old girls reunion as well. -Many former members returned to celebrate the 50th year since the church was built. The large chureh was com- pletely ifidled both morning and even- ing, Rev. J. L. Small, of ,St..Gcorge, Ont., preaching reminiscent sermons. The church was prettily and neatly, decorated with blue and white flags, a .monster blue' St. Andrew's flag be- ing draped above the entrance. The many friends of Mrs. 'Leigch (nee Miss Jennie 'Phillips) now of Detroit, were pleased to see her again at her post, she !raving been one of tate earl- iest organists of the church. At the evening service 'r well remembered :former choir leader.' Mrs. Murray Cole (nee Miss 'Sara Ivfilne) of To- ronto, sang a beautiful solo. In the afternoon, the pastor of St. An'drew's, Rev. Geo. Telford, gave an address at the grave of Rev, Dr. McLean. A group of two classes of the .Sunday school marched around the grave and laid`flowers, (blue being placed at the outside and white to the centre, 'sym- bolical of St. Andrew's cross. The only surviving, ii ing, unainben of Dr, Mo - Le ut's session, e\Ir, John 'Brigham, assisted by Mr. R 13. McGowan, laid a shield of flowers, blue and white. on the grave. Mrs, I•Ienry Richmond, the oldest surviving ,member of his congregation, placed a sheaf of roses on the grave. On Monday afternoon at 1.30, Mrs. Henry Richmond and Mr. and Mrs fel ford planted on the church grouncls an emblematic maple tree, "the symbol of the life and growth of the church as \-U. Telford said in his address, M•. Alex, McGowan delighted the crowd with his spacious and beautiful property in East \Vaw-anosh on Mon- clay on •clay when an exceedingly enjoyable turd social garden party or reunion in connection with the. Jubilee was :held,.. Rev. Mr. Hogg., Clinton, brought ,greetings from :Huron' Presbytery. Short speeches were given by Dr. J. S. Laidlaw; of Chicago; Dr. Tait, of Toronto, 0 o and Rcv, J. L. Small. Mr. Peter Gardiner, chairman, read a .great many letters and telegrams from old friends. 'Rev, 'W. D. '1Mc- 1utoslt, London, will preach at next Su nl y•'s Jubilee services. ,Ir. and Mrs. Paul, of Kirkland. visited i\ir, and Mrs. 12. 'fl 73obin- son and at J. D, Moo'die'r this 'week. Mr. \\', R. Urlin and Sons Jack'ani Tom, of London ondon visited Re r Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Hawkins during the week.: ,` Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McKinnon and Mary, of Toronto, visited with Dr. and Mrs. Milne for a few days. !Rev.- 3.-L. and Mrs. Small left on Mondor for the Endeavor Society sunimer school at Goder'ictt, having been thii guests of 'Rev. -Geo. and Mrs. Telford while in v e 1B 1 lh y , Dr, J. S. Laidlaw, of . Chicago, and Dr. and Mrs. fait, Toronto, are •guests of !Mr: and hers. David Laid - Queen ,trees-Clrui•ch was closed on Sunday as Rev.: Dr. fliaraby Was as- 'sis'tingin the services in St, An- drew's. • v Five sisters stet together. its 1Blyth this week,, united for` the first time in many years, the eldest being 82 and tlic youngest 73: The sisters.are Ivlrs. Collinson Blyth; Mrs. Dave. Nicoll,. trio is living with her dauglater, Mrs„ John 'Carter --co ncessipn 2, Hallett; Mrs, Legg, London MPs: heti: Cun- ninghant, Detroit, and Islrs, John Dehohn, Blyth. They are here attenct- • 'Vant and For Sale ads, 3 tines 50c , Fresh Groceries Straw Hats and. Work Shirts Now is the time topioh up all kinds o.t repair- ing, such as Tin ware, Harness, Shoes, Auto. Sides: - Auto 't'il'es Stitched. Bring in your Binder Osu -u-aes forNew Straps armed Strips. - J. BENNEWIES Lo BE EES BRODHAGEN 19tkl5riri. 414/ A ONTARIO Exterminate Weeds Many million , dollars worth of farm products are ruined annually by weeds. -The loss in 'rental and salea e incurred lu by weed -infested farms is incalculable. The weed pestilence has become intolerable. Exterminate weeds on every square foot . of laud on your own propt'erty, on unoccupied lots and farm lands, on every highway and lane, in city, town or country. WARNING Under the provisions of The Weed Con- trol Act 1927, now in force, the destruc- tion of noxious weeds is no longer optional. The destruction of noxious weeds is now compulsory. Every e u ant Y oCC R of land and every owner. of unoccupied is required to destroy all noxious weeds before their seeds ripen. Municipal councils are required to destroy all noxious weeds growing upon, the high- ways.. Let everyone co-operate to end the weed nuisance. nce, a The Department - - - of Agriculture Province of Ontario - Parliament Buildings, Toronto HON. JOHN S. MARTIN W. B. ROADHOUSE Minister Deputy Minister r