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GORRIE
Meet your friends at the big Street
Carnival in Wingham, Tues., July 18,
W. M. S. •Entertains Mission Circle
The regular meeting- of, the Gorriee
W. M. S. met in the classrooms of..
the United Church on Thursday af-
ternoon, and entertained the "Pro-
gressive Mission Circle, who furnish-
ed the program except the address
of the day.
Miss Marjorie Baker who was in
charge opened the meeting by sign-
ing "God moves in a; mysterious way"
followed by sentence prayers by Mis-
ses Bessie Wylie, Agnes Edgar and
Marjorie Baker. Miss Aleexandrie
Hamilton, then favored with a plea-
sing solo, entitled, "Tell me theestory.
of Jesus". Miss Norma Graham gave
a reading, entitled, "People will talk"
This was followed by another hymn,
after which . the guest speaker, Mrs.
Robert Nay of Fordwich 'gave a
splenldid report of the convention
held in London recently of the W. M.
S, work, In giving her report she was
pleased to say that of the 8 Presby-
eries in this conference area, Huron
Presbytery ratedamong those at, the
head of the list, tying in 3rd place
with Middlesex 'County with 67%
financially. Mrs. Nay in bringing ler
report gave her listeners some of The
bs,±illaant thoughts delivered at the
convention.. She also 'explained how
the 3 'Oriental students who 'are at-
tending Alma College at present were
able financially to attend as the',cost
is $600:00 per year.
Among, the interesting thoughts
were, That it was 7ieoessauy lto' Swark
as well as pray" in order to accomp-
lish the great needs of 'today, and
too, the necessity .of a 3 .niiasu'te :tem-
perance period at every meeting and,
also The greatest greed of advocating
and practising Peace. In .closing the
speaker asked that the societies sing
"Thy. Kingdom 'Come 'O Lord":
At this period Miss , Annie Doug-
las read the scripture lesson .found
in lst Cor.. 13 chapter, after which
-Miss Janet Rattan gave a piano 'in-
strum:ental. The minutes of 'both mis-
sion circle and society were •adopted
as read, the president of the society,
Mrs, R. A. Ashton ;took charge and l load Id fine ,cattle to Toronto on
conducted the business for the so_ 'Saturday
Mrs. Robert Cathers is spending.
some time with her daughter'Mrs,
William J.•ardnne at Brussels.
Mr. Alex Hastie of Toronto :called
,on his ,brother Kenneth Hastie one
day recently. •
in Lucan on Friday after spending the
past few weeks with her mother Mrs.
Neill,
Mr, and Mrs. Knowlson Hue -Stan,
are spending this week camping,
.Spie'ndid Adres's
On South America
Quite a number took advantage of
the splendid illustrated address held
in Gorrie Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening, when Rev. Stor-
ey—returned missionary from South
America gave an interesting lecture
on the Country and its ` Inhabitants,
Many educational, both geographical
and historical facts were, brought to
light and with one who so recently
has returned from that land brought
to the minds of his listeners many
enlightening horrors of the land, A-
mong the 400 or 500 native Indians
only one convert so far has been ac -,i
con plished.
He also spoke of the intense heat
of that land being as high as 120 de-
grees. In nia°r"lceting the wheat, it is
loaded on wagons, of 30 feet in leng-
th with the rear wheels being 12 feet
high, carrying 250 bags, drawn by
several teams, and taken to the train
'or wharf, where it is piled on flat
cars on the railway and likewise on
the boats. However, this great Nation
is already conimerically known, but
very few of the natives have been.
fortunate to here of the Spiritual
side of life, therefore itis hoped that
as time goes -on more Missionaries
will become interested and no doubt
will in a short time, becoming to
the fore Spiritually.
Miss Mary Maguire left Saturday
for a .visit with her sister in Toronto
Mr.. Garfield Vanstone has accep-
ted a position on the lake boats ply-
ing out from Parry Sound, and left
this week to take up his duties.
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong returned
from -a trip in Manitoba on 'Thursday,
Where they visited with friends for
the past month,
Miss Agnes Edgar spent Sitronday.
with London friends. -
Miss Alma Hastie of Kitchener is
-Visiting her father and other friends
.at present.
Misses Andrene 'Pytk'e and Eileen
Galbraith ':spent Sunday with their
sxncle and :aunt Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Newton, -
The 'Gorrie Community Picnic
sponsored by thee Women's -Institute
Will be held in the Agriculture Park
on Wednesday July. 19, to 'which
every one is extended a hearty in-
vitation. Bring your baskets and .cups,
the 'institute Will do the creat,
Decoration Day in .connectionwith
the L. 0. L. and the L. 0. B, A,
,will be held in Gorrie ,Grnetery on
Idly '30th at 3.30 o'clock:,
Mr. Thomas Bradnack shipped two
ciety and thanked the speaker and
circle for the programme. The Aug-
ust meeting for the Society will 'be
held at the home of Mrs. Alex Edgar.
The meeting closed with a hymn and
Mizpah benediction.
Mrs. Leckie returned to her home
OtF COLOUR
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Your Bele n vezy •smallorgan, but it -a ex,
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organs oui •of kilter, by ,neiueing to pour out ita
daily two pounds of.liquid •bile into your beam%
'roil A•on't eompletuly ooreeot such a condition.
by taikiog salts„oil, mineral orator, laxative: candy
or cbeavang ga n. or roughage, When they've
moved your •bowels they're through -and you
peed aisveratisnulant.
Carter's Uttle Livor Pills will soon bring uack
the sunshine into your life. They're purely vege-
•iable. Safe. Sure, Ask for them by name, Refuse
Substitutes. . 25e at all druggists. 48
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brathtock
spent .a ,couple of days at Bruce '1ll each
last week the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
McLean.:”
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and
dlaughtter Miss Margaret spent a
,couple a
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week in London.
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Rev. G. W. Butt and son Ebner
were 112 Stratford on Saturday:
Mrs.' Dick, Phillips and daughter
Helen of Detroit, also Miss Agnes
Johnston of Arthur called on Gorrie
relatives last week.
CongrsibuIations are extended to
Miss Rtutb Heinmiiller on •securring
her first year in high school at Ches-
ley, taking first class hotnors"in nearly
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subjects.
Mr. Goodfellow of Teeswater was
to guest at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Kaine oneday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson of
'Owen Sound are visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. George Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnston and fam-
ly of Kitchener were recent visitors
of bliss Martha Kaine.
Mr, and Mrs. Lindsay Clegg and
'daughter of Harriston, were guests
on Sunday of Mrs. James Bell
Mr. Matthew . Frizzell of Wroxeter
was a Sunday guest of Master Jacek
Newton.
Misses Edith, Norma, ani Dortt-'hy
Vanstone and Messers Jack Moore,
Clayton Story, nad Charles Ritchie.
all of London were Sunday guests of
the girls,. father Mr. A. Vanstone.
Miss Martha Keine spent one day
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Neth•ery
at Belgrave.
Mr, and Mrs. Manford Ireeaaa en-
tertained at a house .party for bis
-sister and her husband, Mr. and 1VIrs.
:Stanely Goudy, Toronto Friday ev-
ening, all reported a splendid time ti
Mrs\Lorne Nile" (Nee Isobel Doig)
of London called on friends ini.'Gorrie l
.on Sunday.
lr, and Mrs. Bert Greer, also Mr
'Sam Greer and daughter of Toronto
called on friends in the village on.
`Sunday.
Mrs. short spent a few -days ti
"T:orento and Weston last week.
Mr. rad Mrs. George King and son
Harold snent Friday at Bruce Beach.
3VIr. ;and. Mrs. James Vittie were in
London don recently visiting Mrs. Prit-
reltaed, who has not improved very
meta ;i:n'health.
Ma's, Gervin of"Goderich is the
'guest of her brother, Mr. Sam Ferg-
4itSon
Miss Marjorie Hockridge of Guelph
as sp,errding her • vacation with her
aunt, Mss, Russell Grainger.
Rei* R. ;S. and Mrs, Jones and son
Dick spent s couple of days last week
in Toronto. Mr. Jones' sister Mrs.
Lansing and children, Dorothy, David
and John of Terre Haute, Indiana,
met them there and returned hone
with them, where they will be their
guests for some time.
Miss M.' lvlaguire left on Saturday
to spend some time in Toronto.
Mr. Frank Cole and daughter, Mrs.
F. King visited friends in Fordwich
oil Thursday.
Rev. G. W. Butt and son Elmer
were in Stratford on Saturday attend-
ing a • wedding.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Foster and daughter
Miss. Margaret, were in London one
day last week.
Mr. Herbert Neill has returned
home after spending soxne time with
his sons at Matherson.
Mrs. Dick Phillips and daughter
Helen of Detroit, also Miss Agnes
Johnston of Arthur spent: a few days
last week visiting friends in and ar-
ound Gorrie.
Dick Jones is spending some time
at Cainp Ahmed, Algonquin Park.
Mr, and Mrs, R. A. Aehton p sent
Sunday with friends in Walton..
Mr. Mervyn Stephens spent the
week -end with friends in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes and
Miss E. Perkins are spending the
week at Bruce Beach,
Miss .Jeanette McKee of Toronto
was the guest of Mrs. Wylie and Miss
Bessie Wylie for the ,aveek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carson and
family visited friends in Wingham on
Sunday.
Little Miss Jeanne Gedke of Ford -
with, spent a few days last week with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Class. Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balers and
Velma spent Sunday at their son's
'home,, Mr. Leslie Baiers of Millbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jardine of Tu-
gaske, Sadie, were . guests of L. F.
and Mes..Ashton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
spent Sunday with friends in Walton.
Mrs. F. Wessman of Bornholme,
'visited with friends in the village on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Herzog spent Sun
day With friends in Fergus.
Mr. Adam Sippel has improved his
place at business with a fresh coat of
paint.
A return game in the Junior Ball
League, with the Gorrie Trail Rang -
errs, was played in Listowel with the
Listowel Burning Bush, on Thurs-
day evening last, the score being 23-
1:9 With the honors going to the Lis-
towelers. la The y deciding game
will be played in Gorrie Park' on
Wednesday, July 19th.
The ofthe '
W.A. United Church
10111 hold their regular monthly meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. A. E. Toner
on ",Thursday, July 20th.
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs, 'Gaeo, Allen and Miss
Janette. Allen left ,on Friday for their
vacationTley will
visit Ir and
Mrs. Mac Allen •at T'i1sonburg, going
from there to visit Dr. Frank Allen
at Boston then on to Quebec, return-
ing home by motor.
Mr. Andrew Shearer of the Colleg-
iate staff at Sault Ste. Marie, returned
to his Moine on Thursday, where he
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. D. W Rae who has spent the
past few weeks in the west with her
two sons at Seaman, Sask, and other
friends, returned to her home last
week.
Miss Annabel. Fraser of La Rivere,
Man,, arrived here on Saturday and
will spend the summer with Iter sis-
er,. Mrs, Joseph Lovell,
Mrs J. H. Wade, Mrs, Cora Whit-
field of 'Detroit, and Miss Dorothy
Tuck of Atwood; visited on Wednos,
ay last at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. S. McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Mowat and children, of Toronto,
pent the week -end at the MaeNau-
ghton home,
Mr, and Mrs. Will Fraser, Ridge-
own, spent theweek-end at the home
f Mr. and Mrs: Joe Lovell.
Mr. and Mrs, r
l s, No man Brandon and
ittle daughter, also Miss Ruth
Cocks of London, are holidaying
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with their parents, Mr .and Mrs. R.
Stocks,
Mr. and Mrs. Syd: Smith and three
daughters left last week for Stokes
Bay where they will spend their va-
cation.
Mr. Oscar Nichol of Dungannon,
was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Beckner and, family
of Stratford, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meahen, on their re-
turn they were accompanied by their
small son, who has been holidaying
at the Meahen home.
Miss Daisy' Stocks is spending a
few months at Port Stanley,.
Mr, J. R. Wendt spent a couple of
days in.Toronto last week.
Jack Wendt of Mildmay is spend-
ing bis holidays at the hone of his
uncle, J. R. Wendt.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Howe and
son, Laurie, of Toronto, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with the Misses.
Howe.
Mrs. Berkenshaw and son of Tor-
onto, are visiting at Fred Kitchen's.
Mrs. T. W. Gibson of Toronto, is
visiting her sister, Mr. Thomas Gib-
son.
Shareholders of the 1.Vr'oxeter Ru-
ral Telephone Company have been.
notified of a general meeting to be
held in the town hall, on Friday, July
14th, at 2 pen.•
Another big display of Dresses on
Friday, July 21st, by the same re-
liable niatDavye r`
s Store.
New Business Place Opens
Mr. Kuglin who come from Wil-
liamsford, has opened up a harness
and shoe repair shop in the Vanvei-
sor Block. We welcome Mr. Kuglin
and family to our community, and
wish them success. They are resid-
ing in the Booth house on Howick
street,
Miss Clara a E'
ott f
o Guelph,
was
a guest of Mrs. J. N. Allen last week.
Miss Helen Gibson of Toronto, was
a visitor at the .afire of Mrs. G. A.
Wearring recently.
Mr. Jack Edgar of Fort Francis,
is spending the holidays with his par-
ents, Mr .and Mrs, Hugh Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey of De-
troit, also Mrs, Phyle of Mount Cle-
mens, were visitors last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Mc-
Laughlin, 4th line,
Miss • Mae Davidson was hostess to
the Ladies' Aid of Gorrie Presbyter-
ian Church, Tuesday of last week.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Elliott were Mr. and
Mrs. Ab. Sanderson, Wroxeter; Mrs,
Chas. Stewart, Toronto; 11ir, and. Mrs
Wyrnen, Harriston; Miss Hazel Wy-
men, Fordwich; Mr,;, J. Hastie, Mr.
and Mrs, H. Hastie, Gorrie.
Report of S. S. 14 Howick and Turn-
berry (Wroxeter Senior Room)
The following students were suc-
cessful :in their promotion examina-
tions and year's work.
Jr. IV to Sr. 117•-Lueelle White,
Kathleen Durst, Dorothy Brown.
Sr, 11I to Jr.' IV...,William Martin,
Reginald Robinson, Crawford Gib -
Jr, III to Sr, III ---jack lxilli; an,
Charles Patterson, Gordon Louttit,
Maxine White.
Annie. Little, teacher..
W. M. S HEAR
SPLENDID TALK
Thursday afternoon was the occas-
ion of a pleasant and profitable gath-
ering in the schoolroom of the Un-
ited Church, when the W. M. S. held -
the July meeting and had as their
guests niembers of the Fordwich, Sa-
lem and Bluevale auxiliaries.
The president, Mrs. T .Gibson, was
in the chair, and opened the meeting
with the hymn; "For the beauty of the
earth", following with a scripture
reading from the 10th chapter of
Mark, 'Mrs. R..Stocks led in prayer
and the hymn,"The morning light is
breaking", was sung.
After a brief business session, two
vocal duets, "Some blessed time", and
"When I survey the wondrous cross"
were beautifully rendered by Mrs,.
Geo. Allan and daughter, Miss Janet
Allan.
The guest speaker for the after-
noon was Miss McKenzie of "Ripley,
who labored many years amongst the
Indians in the Canadian west and also
engaged in "The Stranger's Work" of
the church. It was on this latter sub
ject she spoke, basingher talk on the
verse in Matthew's gospel, "For I
was an hungred and ye gave me meat,
I was thirsty and ye gave me drink,
I was a stranger, and ye took me in."'
The Mission Circle then presented
a playlet, ."Disarm the hearts," after
which the meeting was closed with
the singing of the hymn, "In Christ
there is no East nor West."
A lunch was served later and a so-
cial hour enjoyed.
SCHOOL REPORTMargaret White 71, Woodrow Dus-
tow 70, Viola Dustow 65
Jr. III to Sr. III—Florence Dustow
65, Dorothy Stewart 64, Bobbie White
62. -
Sr. II to Jr. III—Helen Preiss 70.
Jr. II—Allan White 62.
Sr. I -Edgar Dane, Maxine Harris,
Harold Finlay,
Pr.—Leonard Preiss.
N. Inglis, teacher.
"Howich, S. S. No. 1
Jr. IV to Sr. IV—Erma Harris '73
S. Se No: 3, Turnberry
Jr. IV to Sr, IV. Pass 540. Hon:
ours 675.—Arnold Jeffrey 690, Mary
Baird 660.
Jr. III to Sr. III. Pass 480, Hon-
ours 600.—James Stokes 611, Adelene
Vansickle 552, Marion Wallace 551.
Sr. II to Jr. III. Pass 480, Hon-
ours 600.—Walter Dunkin 625, Lois
Appleby 618,
Jr. II to Sr. II. Pass 480, Honors
600.—Donald Wallace 617, Jackson
Duncan 614.
Primer—Bernice• Appleby, Mabel
Dunkin, John Rutherford, Florence
Wallace,
Nmnher on roll 13. Av. att. 1Z
Helen M. Mulvey, Teacher.
IS. S. No. 9, Turnberry
Standing at the close of term:
I Jr. IV—Andrew Douglas, Marguer-
ite Henning.
Sr. III—Peveral Breen.
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Jr Eltley, Kati
ley, Irene Taylor,
Jr. II --Eddie l'a Drell
Powell.
Jr, I ---Mary Powell,
Primer—Clarence Henning, ' Alice
Howes, ,Frances Wylie.
Gladys 141; Hutton,; Teac! er.
BELMORE
Strawberry Time in Old Ontario
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Go to be early,
Anel ud,
If we getget awaypat on you
It will just serve you right.
We want to get back there
Before the sun gets too hot,
Now don't look so grouchy,
For you'll get a whole lot.
But where are you going?
Back to Murray's bush,
For those Sagging behind
There are plenty to push.
They don't ge in wee bunches,
Two, three or four,
If you were out on the road
You can count twenty or more.
Some in bare feet
With face of tan;
Young "Bob" Abram,
There's a sturdy wee man:
He'll stick to the job
And never say "stop."
Until his pail is full,
Right up to the top.
There are others who lie
In the shade of the trees;
They were never brought up
To get down on their knees,
While others get sick,
If the sun is too hot.
Some like the Quakers,
Have a queer kind of squat.
Now, I want to tell you
1 had some great fun,
Watching those pickers,
.Back there in the sun,
To note all positions,
All shapes and size,
When they weren't picking berries
They were swatting the flies.
When all are tired out,
They make for . the spring,
But drinking+. too much
Isn't always the thing.
If you go home past your neighbors,
They'll hand you some crearrr,
Who won't live in Belmore
I'd call pretty green.
First Boy: "I feel queer -just had,
a spider run up nay coat sleeve."
Second Boy: ' "That's nothing! I've
just had a sewing -machine run up the:
seam of my trousers,"
"I've not seen old Mrs, Wiggins
lately. How is she?"
Dead, sir."
"What joined the great majority?""
"Oh, no, sir! She was a agood en-
ough woman as far as I know."
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