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Of.All Kinds
We are in IWIe market for all
kinds 'of Grain and are prepared
-to pay you the very highest prices
Have made arrangerarents with the
United Farmers to handle their
'Pool Grain. Can iSapply you with
...empty -bags, ,:also, arrange
truck you1' ;rain for you. .Be
'1stare and, ,secure our prices.• tor.
.Pea's before selling,
COOK BR.OS.
Mining Company - Hensali'
>honeis, Office 54. Residence 63
iMO'DERICE FAIR NEXT WEEK,.
H•oderi,,h Fall Fair on ThursL
May, Friday and" Saturday, of next.
-:ee`k-September 8, 9 an•cl 10--of-
--ler% many attractions. Besides
-Sour speeding events for good pur-
4I3ee-250 and 2.20 classes on Fri
.,day; 2;30 and 2.15 on Saturday-
a tug -of -wax tourney. on Friday
•„t>,ai±ernoon is attracting much atten
'lion. This is open to teams of
' seven inn from, any municipality
ori the county, Prizes, $35
•"4Iixner's; $21 to 'second team. The
+'hIplandid Confederation pageant, by
afiarth talent; county champ:.on-
s"iiip baseball tame, Exeter vGod-
'erieh; -old-time fiddling and danc-
ing :competitions, are other events
•wbich, with the displays of field
and farm products. nraniufacturesE,
-:t'i'e., will make a visit to Goderieh
lair well worth while. Admission
:22 cents,
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:STANLEY; TOWNSHIP:,:
There pa'ssed away at his home
lima'Goshen Line, Stanley, on Fri-
Aday, Aug. `26th, Wm. H. McClin-
ey at the age of 67 ye,ars and 3
`orath's: He had a stroke. two
mind a half years ago, and since
'*fin he has been confined to the
7•Ikeuae, he. had' another stroke a
'ateeel. • ago.. which resulted in his
t4iieath He was the second' 80n of
-Ole late Henry McClinehey and
lespent all his life •on Goshen Line,
e leaves behind, roar brothers and
Mme :sisters besides a large num-
'r i
ld'+er of other rela(t�ites,, He
yea a man that was industrious
etand wa!s of a very quiet dispos-
iron,, !spending practically all of his
lime at home on 'the '11arrrn. He
^Midi ir;e mueh.,,misse despecially in
'•*le home by this brothers and sis
-The fuserarwas herd on Moe
may Bayfield cemetery, the ,
'4'atlbearers. being six nephews. The
tenet "vice was conducted • by Rev. r Mr,
"Will of Bayfield, •as,'sitaed by -Rev
!1i'eurese of Varna,
° arr. and 'Mrs. Gilman Shaw aril
~;wily of Landon, spent Sunday at
fir. D. J. Stephenson, Goshen
:IVIr's, J, Bryan of London, is'
'visiting at the home of y^r ,.lar-
'• r b3, Mr. and Mrs., 'Wilson A.rm-
aittong.
:Mr. and: Mrs, Geo. %illey and Mr,
:!'alViiri Dow:•lon 'Of Seaforth, ep^nt
lunday With friend:3, on Goshen.
SAFER TIIGII\S'AYS
• The Ontario o vermnant ilk: pre,
pared to, t ak2 cti,astie measures in
their determination tck eliminate or
reduce to: a aaatizliiutun the menace
to life* and prowity created ‘1,)y
re7..ir:ess aiL ornobaie• 'drivers.$ accord-
ing
ccording to premier Ferguson, who st-
ated that the department of high-
u•<i� ; is doubling its force Of
motor cycle officers,and instruc-
tions are bnng given every. police
constable and motor cycle officer
to rigidly enforce the provisions
of the Highway Traffic Act.
As a result of a 'series of tests
;which` an ,automobile w17a'a driven
over different type's of roads, it
was found that concrete .orb rick
roads caused the least tirewear,
the loss .in 'Weight of each tire, be
ing about one ounce for a 500 -milt
ruti 'The wear caused by gravel
roads was from two to seven times'
as great, while that .on macadam
was fronii ten to fifty times, The.
teat also proved that the. wear on
front tiros is from. 50 to 75 par cent
less than on roar tirea. ,
STEPHEN COUNCIL
wri • 3.'. Itla i "of Clevefand, O.,
and Mra.Ca"i Haum'nr lar, of D -
trait, are Visiting with theirpaa'-
exits, Mr, and M a° . f rhos, lailiawar.
Ma.`, olid Mrs,' Harold noir and
data 'titer J an have returned borne
al't> r
visiting with Mr, o,nd Mrs,
1 G Eilber.
Mr, and Airs Silas llrokenshir2
of Windsor, visited relatives in,
the 1s1eiuity.
'The Women's' Als''iio ar,y-ao ae.y
rtorithsection Of the Huron, Pres-,
byterylaf Society of' the. United
Chureh, will hold a convention in
the United church, Crediton on
Thursday, Sept, lst,
Rev; ',T. 11, and Mrs, MacDonald
of the United church manse, 'Vyall-
acelown, 'spant a few days -With
Mr, and Mrs. Zlwicker beforeg o-
ing 7f'o .(Kincardine.
Fern Schroeder of Detroit,, is
visiting at the home, of Mi„. and
ii7r a. Jo line, Wn.
The Council of the:To'n'ship of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall
Hall, Crediton, on Monday, the 1st
of August at 1 • p.m. All members
•were present. Tiie m,inu.el of the
previous meeting were read and
adopted.
Eli Lawson was appointed Weed
Inspector for the • Tp{. of Stephen
for the year 1927 and that hob .e
paid at -the rate. of $4,.(i0 per day
and he to furnish his own trans-
•portation .and. hpay his own hex-
pauses:
By-law No. ..355 being i a By-
law to authorize the Reeve and
Treasurer to borrow funds suffie-
fent to meet t.eurrent expenditures.
until the taxes Or 1927 are coli
ected, having been red three ti-
mes, be passed ,andsigned' by the
Reeve and Clerk and the seal of
the corporation attached,
The following orders were pass -
sed ;-Ge
o,. Either tile • of
d S13
$1.45;
Einil Golein,. gravel SB 1.7 ; Wm.
Robitrson, gravel 63.00; Placod. Des
Jardine, Rep. culvert 4.25; Arthur
Curtis, Rep. culvert' Con. 14 5.00;
E. Pickering, rep. ;culvert .con. 1.6
5.00; F. J. Wickwire 'printing .93.00
Woodstock: Ontario Hospital ac". re
A lln a. Williams. 19.50; Pat. Hogan
gravel 11.25, Adelb.,41
lt Webb, coni.
5ni'ssioner✓Blk. 11, 2nd S.R. 1975;
The council ;adjourned to lel.Et
again in the Town Hall>, ik`red-
itonon Monday, the with of Sept
ember 1927.
t Hejni'y Eilber, cClerl:R.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
(intended ' for last week.) -
Miss Sin>.pson and _little. neice
Ethel Watson of the Bronson •Line,
visited Mrs. John Turner .last:Wed-
relsd aye
' Mr. Wm. Slack, who was sud-
denly taken .iFl on Wednesday was
removed .to Goderich Hospital,.
where .he !still: continues seriously
ill.. His many 'friends • wish hilta-a
speedy recovery,,- . • t •.•.
Mr. E. A. Westlake land •son are
kt rsy threlshingsweet clover, for
their neighbors. • • .
Mrs, Robert Turner and ,family
Of . Goderich are visiting at .Mr..
Geo. -Campbell's.
. Mr.•. and. Mrs W, iReyle from)
Grosse Point, Detroit, .who have be-
en camping in Snowden's 'Grove,
gave a beach party on. . R ednese
day afternoon• to the following
children ;-Robert and- Violet TUr-
ver, Ethel. Watson and Elizabeth
and. Mary Snowden, Mr. end Mrs
Eeyhl lett for Muskoka en .Fri-
day
Fri -day morning..
l'tr. and Mrs. Jas. Mossop • and
family of London, spent the we-
ek -end at Mr. John Watson -s.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd . hl,akins of
Bagtield visited Miss Susie ,West-
lake .on Srinday, ,
A number of the Weekly Press
!members of the Huron and Perth
Association, with their wives and
families, about thirty in all, held
a picnic at Jowett•''. Grove, Bay.
field, on Friday August .19.th. A
program , of .':ports and 'traces for
both young and old` wa's,ain off,
ending up with •a 'softball dame
nine
Ages in which the. .ag ran from
rears to- well,tlrey all took part.
It was a clay. well 'spent. and it is
e it 'n annual
�al
n
the intc,ntlon t
0 make. a
event,
CREDITON
Mr. and .Mrs Wim, Motz •and
Mr. and Mrs, Win, Harney, • of
Kippon, were viaitoxts with "Mrs!.
Chris. ''Hof ;man.
Addie and Pearl Gainer have re-
turned from Quuebeec.
Agnes Stokes and Mrs. Hy.
Quail have returned ;(lo their homes
at
Tavietock, after visiting ther
sister, Mrs. Herb. Young.
Mrs. . A. A.ak'es, who .has been
visiting with her parents, Alaand
Mrs, G. X. Brown, has returned to
her honi,e at Naperville, Ill. ,
, Rev. and Mrs. Otto Brown and
fieeily •of Whitehouse, ' Ohio, ' are
.spending a week's vii•sit with re-
latives in town.
Mrs, Hy. F. Ei.lber has ,returnecl
ifere fresh. Whitehou ;e, Ohio.
i i'e l Elibtr, of Detroit, Visited
,itt
EXETER .;
Dorothy. Kuntz and brotherJohn.
who have } Jaen ,holidaying . with
their parents, returned to :Vi'incl�`
Mr, an C1Mrs M. C alrlliklen and
little R°'dgea, of Godorleh., ` were
visitors at the honk? of Mr. and',
Mrts. W. A. Yall,ivili`
7'lre' other day while painting a
wthdo'w 'sash, J. T. Wood had ;the
.mi'sfq>:tune to fall froim a step-,
ladder•• dislocating his right she-
incl er:
Marjorie ,the %ittle clauglhter of
M r..and Mrs. L`, A. allay,' had the
mishap fracture her left arra
at Greets Le d, whit. running down
a hill: She fell. r
Dr. and Mrs. Week's, •Mr. and
Mrs. B. M. Francis; visited. 'at Ow-
en Sound. t
A new .'sto;rage. barn is (being
erected , at the (flax mill to replace
the one destroyed by fire *solme
tine ago.
G. G. •tiibson, of St. Louis, Mo,
is renewing 'acquaintances..'.here.
An auto accident occured at
the Metropolitan Hotel when a car
driven by J. Herdman of 'TT:shorn'.;
was crossing the street, it i' as hit
by a ,ca 0ear1ng <> l9feat. ,Bruns
wick license- going _,south.
"The Salvation Army ,London 1st
Silver. • Band will Visit- Exeter ' and
Hensall . Sept.' 10th and lith Ev
erybodyis urged leo hear :the .won -
1 erf al music. = . -
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doerr and
two children have returned after
holiidaying for two (.veokts on a
raptor trip to Che'sley Lake, Tor-
onto, Peterboro, Pt. Hope and.
Buffalo..
The citizen's had a fire scarp the
other morning, when a bucket of
asphalt that was being teed for
roofing a building'' caught' on fire
at the rear of .I. R. 'Carling's; block
and " the, brigade was 'called ' out
Workmen- li'ave been engaged in
putting on a' new i'oof 'on the
Carling litotk, :ani, in warming up
a large kettle of the asphalt, it
caught fire.
HENSALL
Mildred McDonnell ;i3 visiting;;
relatives in Toronto...
Miss .Carroll of TorOeto, visited
with Mr, and Mr's. Th -os. and Th too
Dickson., .
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hudson and
Mr. and hers. -Stanley- \Hudson, of
Detroit, visited with Mr. and 'bits.
Geo. Hudson.
Dr. and Mr's. Campbell and chil-
dren, who . have spent the •summer
months, visiting relatives in New
Brunswick, have returned to • their
,home;.
Alf, Smith is putting in a gro-
cery stook at the bakery, and its
otherwise enlarging his business`
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wurrn - and
children visited with his father at
Zurich.
Mr. and Mr's: Jas. Logan cel-
ebrated their 25th wedding anniv-
ersary_ at the home of A. ;Hart-ey,
when 'soma 95 .guests Were .present
and had an enjoyable time, t'
' Ada Grant of Detroit, is ;spend
ing her vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gram,.
Mr. and Mr.'s. G. V, Laughton
and family who ?have been campw:
ing at Grand Bendon their ,way
horns, spent 'Sunday with. Mr,, and
Mrs. C. A cDo
nnell M • '
Mr. and Mrs. Wane McLean, of
North Bay, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Passmore and rel
ativeis at Kipper'.
Mr. and Mrs. Beek, of Yonkers,
N.Y., .are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, Jno. Wilson,
Co. Clerk,:Geo. Holman and :In -
Spector Tom of Goderich, were
visiting friends here.
Edmund Geiger of London, i!s
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Owen Geiger. 1,'
J,W. Ortwein district (agent for
the Dom. Life Assurance Co., pleft
lydst weak for a trip (to Mutsko:,a,
which isg ivent o all agents of
the Company who !secure or • me-
asure up to ,a certain standard a-
mount of insurance business, as
equired by the Company to en-
title them to ai free ,trip,. ,
'this Wednesday will be the
last of our half holiday qor this
year. Last year they ran a month
!longer,' but this.tyear it was de.
tinct, to• not continue longer than
Ito the end of August,
Carl Passmore, who has be'n
'sonq data
has, ret :reed horse • anti will talcs*
in the harveslt e:100rsion,
Irene Pope, 'of Toronto,
itiug her mother. Mrsi, Mary. go.pe.
Rev J.:Mcllroy, pa'sto'r 1 of(,
Carmel Presbyterian church, is ten --
gaged in getting -Moved into the
coraforta'sble marls,: recently par-
0hased and with its family will be
soot, nieely settled I.. c
COUNTY NEWS.
'Mitchell last rone of its highly
ae'spoeted residents in the person
of ilrill.taiui W. Hicks, who died at
lti,s
home, on. Monday, he had been
out on an ai to ride the clay before
and death came ' Very sudden.
Was 'born in' Mitchell in 1895. and
had lived theer all his life, ho .al-
so held . the pciistion of posantasert
since 1872..
One of the worn titres 'for some
time in the district was the fixe at
Isaac Rathwell's near . C'linton,When
his large barns were completely de-
stroyed about four o'clock, Sun-
day mornin glast; when he got
hone from, •town Saturday night
.eve:rything was all right but ear-
ly 'Sunday morning he saw his
barns .were On fire.
To cut and pile ;five cords of
wood at the age of 83 years is
the 'splendid achievement'i of John
Stanlake, of Stephen, rho resides°
with his son on the 2nd concession
During a recent !storm two large
.elm trees were' blown down and the
aged elan undertook to ;reduce
thefts to cordwood. One of the
trey's was three foot through and
the other was 28 inches. The lar-
gest cut was 4 -ft. ,2 inches,
The thirty 'acrea iof wheat on
the ForrO'ster farm, at Mitchell,has
been • harvested. It will test up
to standard and over, ,and will ati-
erage well upt ,o fitly bushels to
the acre. The ;thirty acres of
barley which was ,threshed in the
field tests 53% pounds to the bushel
and w'1' run about a arty bushels to
the acre.
The Hitron County game pres-
erve in -Stephen Tp,., is to be en-
iarged +Ido twoce the ,pres:entsi..et
Welk Johns,g am -t warden has cue
seeded in Signing up ,all the Own-
ers of the property in -the block
east of the. present preserve and
Deputy Gain: Warden Colwill of
Lor>don, ha's been up and appro-
ved of the extension:.
Fire wiped out 'two barns in.
McGillivray Tp., near Parkhill, con
taming the season's crop, about 5
o'clock, Monday afternoon last.
Matt.. Hedges, who was standing in
the open door of a barn near by
heard a 'sudden explosion and
flames immediately burst out in the
barn. It spread -rapidly and tii
ai• short tinaet a large barn across
the road. ,and. about .500..yard.dist-
tante was ;,also on fire„ .% •
In ,response , to several inquiries,
the D-partinent of PiblicHighways
is; being arled to _,give a;xuling, on
-a lather peculiar 'situation in .the
town, of Seaforth. The .main .!Street
there, rums at right angles to the
provincial highway, and by, vir-
tue of a town (by -1& at s a thr-.
rough tre•et;. Conse(men tly,
atop", ;signs have been • erected on
all, 'strets,•, ;making rt Compulsory
for motorists on the Provincialhigh
way !fp stop, The contention is
' 1c1'tlliat the provincial highway 'is
at" fir tiugh highway and ' as •••such
cannot .be 'regulated:1)y a /town or
county by-law. '
• Two little beys here drowned
at' Grand Bend' recently, Harley
Davidson of Pt. ,Huron'and' Clayton
Anderson of Grand Bend, both 8
years of age, were drowned in a
deep' hole -in -a `-'small icreek which
runs• into thetriver Aux Sable. The
two' l'ad's hada gone ,fishing in the
afternoon •and when they did not
'earn a; -!e ipp':r t'me to !search was
made throughout .the section with
oht''auccess, •but Maurice Brenner,
Of Grand Bend, however, knowing -
'that the lads had gone fishing as
a last resort tried dragging the
deep hole in: the little creek.' and
alxout midnight the Atm bodies
were recovered with a pike pole;
SCHOOL PAIR DATES, 1927
Henisall-Sept. 8.
Zurich -Sept. 9. :
Fordwich-Sept. 12.
Wroxeter -Sept. 13.
Ethel -Sept. 14.
Walton -Sept. 15,
Bt lgrave-Sept. 16:
Varna -Sept. 19.
Goderich Tp -Sept. 20.
Colborn Tp. -Sept 21. ,.
Ashfield Tp. -Sept ' 22.
St. Helen's -Sept. 23
Winchelsea -Sept 28.
Crediton, 'Sept. 2 9 i
Grand Bend -Sept. 30.
Dashwood -Oct; 3.
Clinton Town-Oet. 4.
Clinton Rural ---Oct. B.
FALL PAIR DATES r 1'
Toronto -Aug. 27 to Sept.12.
der h-"
Go rc Sept. 8 to 1;0.[.
London -Sept, 10 to 17. •'
Exeter -Sept 20 to 21.
Kincardine -Sept. 21 and 22.
Seaforth-Sept. 22 and 23.
ZURICH. -Sept 26 and T.
Listowel -Sept., 26, and 27.
Blyth -Sept, 27 and 28.
Ba:yfield-Sept. 2'7 and 28. f
Lueknow--Sept: 29 and 30.t
Dungannon-Oot., 6 and 7. .
Brussels -Oct. 6 and 7.
Wi gii.tr,i--•O"t. 6 end 7 ,
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T1hl t' day, 4e 1.',embeti ate 19
pot your machines ' in good shape with. • .;
genuineMassey-Har^ris Parts. Made .front:
same materials and same patterns as the
originals. Genuine MasseyMfarris Paints
are guaranteed. to hat.
PRICES' OPEN TO INSPECTION
+lfdssine <14-0) Parts Are Sold By°
GEO. FARWIEis"L
women ®s- ONT.
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into a comfortable den, radio room, •play-
room or extra sleeping quarters by erect-
ing ceilings and partitions of Gyproc.
Gyproc will make your attic fire-resistant,
warm in winter and cool in summer.
1Wr2eIorfree pooklei="My Home." Itwill tell
you how Gyproc, Rocboard Gypsum Insulating
Shealidogand Insoles will reduce your fuel bill
from 20 to4O%. 153
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