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Vaud Concert Saturday evening,
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`aiAugust 20th at 8.00 faire. on Dr, IL
"uylor's lawn`• Lunch will be served,'
Wes. Huntley of Detroit spent the
e week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wxu,
ICieinetiver and Mrs. McIsiaac.
Was Emma Tinian of London, is
ending her holidays with relatives•dere.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Kellerman,
M r Lovin4i Kellerman and Mr. Geo.
Kellerman and Mr, :inti Mrs. A, E.
3estrei.cher, Donald and Eunice, sp-
Blue Water south.
Met. Joe Masse arxd family et. De-
troit who has been camping in the
Jeffrey Bros. cottage at St. Joseph,
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has returned to hely home,
Mr` Chas. Bedard of Coitr.'tright,
and Mr.Melvin Bedard of Detroit,
called on their parents at Pane Aux
Bollioux on Sunday.
Sister M. Eugene of Chatham and
Sister St, Clair of Montreal spent the
last week in this community, The lat-
er who has been away from this dis-
trict for 37 years was Matilda .Can
tin, the daughter of the late Peter
Cantin. She was educated in the
Goderich Collegiate and taught seh-
avith his work, due to the heavy rains.
Mr. and Mrs, Marcil oariveau and
117r, .and 'Mrs Alex Masse all of the
14th eon., spentSunday evening with
Mr. and . Mrs. Joseph Bedard, Last
Friday evening; a large gathering al-
so took place at the Bedard home,
when some thirty relatives and fri-
ends gathered, and had a lovely eve
ening together.
eat the week -end with friends in Elk- i
ton„Mich. Also attending, the 'home ool a few years before entering the
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>Coring", there. religions life in the Sacred Heart
congregation.. Although Sister St,
• Miss Gertrude Roffman visited in
1Clair had been away for u^r years and
'Kitchener last Friday. many -changes in the parish have tak-
en place, she could well point out
where all of the older settlers lived.
Bath her and Sister Eugene left on
Monday to resume their respective
cilax ,es.
Mr. Cyril Masse and Mr. and 11Irs
Woods and family of Detroit were
Sunday callers with friends and rel-
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laporte of
St. Claie, Mich., spent the week end
in St. Joseph.
Mrs Ross Hewitt laid Mrs. Woods,
of Windsor, and Mrs. Hould of Lon-•
Mrs. C. Steinharen mei gr=andson,
3'immy Taylor returned home Satur-
selay after a plt t .int visit wrr:i her
ser- in Port Dnlhoueie.
Rev. and Mrs. Lift and family aro
'visiting in Pembroke.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Koe 'ser of Len -
tering, Mich., are visiting with her par -
ants, Mr. and Mrs, John Kant?.tl to
Miss Verna Kraft h its!''
'London after spending a week at hey
'dome here.
Miss Beatrice Grayhril has re-
turned after spending a few weets'in
'Toronto. don, are spending a few days with
4Ir. Wilbur Graybe`1 of Waodstnck their father Mr. Frank Jeffrey..
o>;pent Sunday with hie mother, airs.
O•aybeil,
Rev. and Mrs. Popp,l and daueh-
ler Hope are away on their vacation.,
Messrs, Harry Ileferean and Mil-
ford •:1TcIsaac spent Non lay in Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mre. Frran, lief aac of
iVinesor cnent the week -end with Mrs
P. Mclsaae.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard jeeerey of
Make were Sunday Oisitere with Mr
and Mrs. John Charrette of the
in Beavertown.
The Misses Patricia and Roselie
Masse of Detroit who have been
camping in St. Joseph the past month
have returned to their home on Tu-
esday last.
Miss Yonne Masse of the Blue
Water south spent Sunday wten nfiss
Veronique Ducharme. .
Mr.- and Mrs. Albert Burke or De-
troit spent the week -enol with relati-
ves iin St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Jeffrey and
family are spending a few days in
this neighborhood.
Mr. William Jennison who operates
two threshing outfits has a problem
on his hands this year to keep pace
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HENSALL
John Currie of Seaforth, has been
temporarily appointed to carry out
duties as street superintendent and
day constable following the death of
James V, Ryan. Mr. Currie has been
sworn in as a.. town constable
.. for some
years.
To The Far North
• Miss Grace Strang, of Goderich,
left for Churchill where she Will em-
bark on the Government supply boat
Nascouie for its annual trip to nor-
thern posts in the Artie area. She
took the same trip two years ago.
Little -Bieber
,A quiet wedding was solemnizedat
Thames Road IVianse, on July 28,,wlien
Caroline athir..garet, daughter of Mr.
and ']rs. Wm, Bieber, of :[lay, was
ruled in marriage with John Arthur
Little, of Exeter. Rev. Mair perfor-
Med the ceremony.
Robbed of $550
'Win. Penman, a Clifford drover,
w;as robaed recently at the 'Union
stock yards, Toronto, in full view of
farnx'• rs and buyers at the yards,
who Grid not know what wee going on
He had taken a load of hogs and cat-
tle to the yards and had received a
cheque for $550, and after cashing
it had returned to the truck. Three
gunmen who apparently had followed
him from the bank closed in on him
of the
Mrs. Samuel Merrier spent a few
days visiting hersister, Mrs. Isaac
Hudson at Seaforth.
Mary Little of London is spending
her holidays at her home.
A. T, Douglas of Hyde Park vis-
ited at the home of Mrs. 3, Johnston
Mrs. Douglas returning home with
him.
The Hensall Band is sponsoring a
band tatoo to be held on Wednesday
eve. Aug. 25, About a dozen bands
are expected to take pare.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy White of Lond-
visited with friends here.
Sidney Geiger of Sturgeon Falls,
was a visitor here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor-
onto were visitors with her parents,
Mr. 'and Mrs, G. C. Petty,
Mrs. Chas. Abbott of Detroit, is
visiting at -the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. iFetyt,
Milton Ortwein and son Lloyd of
London were visitors with his parents
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Minor and dau-
ghter of Port Huron were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lockett and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fletcherof Hollen wee- visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Fink.
Robt. Drysdale of London was a
recent visitor at his home
Everett Fletcher of Hellen is spen
ding a few weeks visiting his daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fink.
Mrs. C. Cook entertained a numb-
er of friends in honor of her sister,
Mrs' Smith of Vancou •er whois vis-
iting here.
Mrs Andrew Laramie of Detroit is
spending a few weeks visiting relate.ves in Hensall.
Large quantities of new grain are
being inax'kete.d here at Hensall.
Seventeen carloads were shipped out
in a week by the cliffrent grain com-
penies operating here.
A very modern equipment, for the
unloading of cement and fine gravel
etc., attracted a great deal of atteli-:
tion at the local station yards in Hen-'
sail Saturday last, while engaged in
unloading some three carloads .for the
streets of Zurich.
Little Girl Injured ,
When a car driven by William Par
km.struck a parked machine owued
by Wan. Soldan, three -yr. old Marg-
aret Parker suffered severe facial lac -'i
eratioris. Dr. Steer treated the Iwo-
unds which required several stitches.
McMillan -Fisher
Holy Family Catholic Church, New
Hamburg, was the scene of a prettty
wedding recently when Rev. Siess un-
ited in marriage Miss Marguerite T.
Fisher, R.N., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Fisher to Harry J. Mc-
Millan of Hensall, son of Catherine
McMillan, Tavistock. John' Fisher,
brother of the bride, was best inan
Following the wedding, a reception
was held at the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. McMillan left for their
new home in Hensall.
Late Joseph Hudson
The death occurred of Joseph Hud-
son Sunday evening last, when he was
about to be taken to London Hospital
Friday eve he attended a baseball
game in Clinton where he became
seriously ill, was brought to his hone
here and given medical attention
He continued to get worse and it was
decided to take him to London, when
he suddenly passed away, caused by
a blood clot around the heart. Boer
44 years ago son of Geo. Nucleon of
Hensall. Spent his early life here be-
ing educated in the schools. In 1916
when the 161st batallion was organiz-
ed he Huron he enlisted and went ov-
erseas, was gassed and wounded and
spent seven months in a reach Hos-
pital. At the close of the war he re-
turned to 'Hensall and for a number
of -years conducted a garage. About
two 'years ago a shell wound in his
fo of began to douse trouble, -ani'
was taken to the Soldier's hospital for
treatment. The foot was taken off
After many months in hospitals last,
Easter he .was sufficiently recivered
to return home.
when he climbed into the eab
:truck.
Vote on School Bylaw
Ratepayers of Exeter are to vote
on Aug. 22nc1 on a 'bylaw to provide
for an expenditure of $15,000 for
the erection of school classrooms to
take care of the new courses in home
economise aand manual training at
Exeter High School.
Triplet Calves
Triplet calves were born to a blk
Holstein cow belonging to Ward Vern
of Usborne. The calves are all nor-
mal and doing fine, weighing about
50 lee. each, there are two males and
a female
Hard to Duplicate
The other day at the home of John
Simmons of Brussels, a jar of black
currant; was opened and thoroughly
' neeeetl by those who ate them. That
two -quart jar of black currents was
p,, e-. ervetl by Siminott's mother 25
years ago. The fruit was perfectly
preeereede There \va:> not a suspicion
of mould on it and it easted as
fresh and delicious as any that has
recently been preserved.
James V. Ryan
James V. Ryan of Seaforth, drop-
ped dead at his hone, he was in his
72nd year, was born in ?I.cKillop and
in 1928 carne to Seaforth and was don Tyndall, Clanton, who • gene d en.
�unllointed street superintendent anct a three -ear accident with (nrr'E aru'
and
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COUNTY NEWS
Mrs`s Eisler of 1VBaneapolis nas been
the guest of herr suer, ,Mrs.: . Alex,
McConnell at Varna,
>"2 'head of cattle belonging to T.
Fells of 'Wingham' whites were on pas -
tare in Morris Twp., were killed by
lightning'. They , were Neal up near
a barbed wire fence.
Henry Strang, Jr., of Iieberne;wa-
knocked down by a bull and sniffer-
I-(1 a frae.tr'-e of ,his right hip. i o was
taken to London Hospital.
i Earl Heist of Crediton, was rutihcr'
yo St. Joseph's I3oseitai London,
vhere hel underwent an op nation f o •
'1 3 p en is.
dicitr, His friends
1Ia are glad t0
'"' et '' a 13L
ate! -.; &lee as veer'
u:i _mi. he expected, "
Has Foot Garu
David Mc lConzie, 22, arrsheedar ICixxtui&
was brought to Goderich Hospital
with a crushed foot, i;trstalned when
a heavy steel colony house, whichhe.
was assistrni, 6n utiluacfini, l.roin
truck, 'accidentally slipped from 334x,
grasp
Central Dairy
W. C. Barber has completed negot-
ations whereby he takes over the equ-
ipment of the existing Sesarforth 'dair-
les as of Oct. 1st. Plans are being'
drawn up and equipment purchased
for a moderndairy which Mr. :Barb--;
er will build anjoining the Seaforth;
Creamery. The pasteurizer and bot-
tling equipment wil]. be of a .suffic:ient;
size to guarantee a regular. nrappfy.1
Raw milk willbe purchased from the
present dairies, who will continue
their herds.
A Bad Accident
Seaforth-R. F. Sitwell, ColunxbUs,
0., motorist, driver of a. ear in Which
nine -year -olid Mabel Ritter was fat-
ally injured at Kippen on Tuesday
evening of last week was on Friday
released on bail of $1,000 until ,Sep-
tember 13, 'after he had been eharg
ed with criminal negligence. Sitwell
his wife and daughter are still. .br
the Seaforth hospital as a result of
the received in the
the injuries • "$�
crash. Mrs. Stilwell is suffering
from a fractured vertebrae and. S1" -
fractured ribs, Her husband has 'a
fractured ankle, while their nine -yr. FOR QUICK SALE
old daughter has her jaw fractured.
Ail are extensivley bruised and cur. A boat for quick sale, apply tots
The Ritter girl was a niece of Charles S. Bedard, north of Drysdale
and Mrs. Stilwell.
In Magistrate's Court
Goderich--Goo. Dobson, Kincardine
Bruce' County school inspector, was
acquitted of a reckless driving charge
by Magis. Makins on Thursday. On
July 21, on the Blue Water highway,
five miles north of Goderich, a car,
driven by Mr. Dobson crashed ,into l
another driven by Clyde Constable,
Goderich, as the latter was making a
left-hand turn. "He stuck out his;
hand, too late, as I was about to pass,
I couldn't get by and I had the livesIrr. 2311 464,1,
of four passengers to consider, so 1ift3u wig r -mss Shap
did what I thought was hest, pu a
h t 11 d in
behind and crashed, said a
Sohn Lavis and Archie B. Smith each
paid $10 and costs for reckless driv-
ing, A bench warrant was asked for
Hoyt Bayliff, London, who did not
answer. Napoleon Corriveau, Zurich
and Orren Weiner, Exeter, were ac-
quitted of reckless driving, but Wel-
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IES �'R. -DATES
Elmira . , .. Sept, 2-5
avistrac'k ,. » . Sept. 9, 10
Kincardine Sept, 15, 16
New Uamburg ... •, . Sept, 16, 17
Atwood , , . Sept, 23, 24
Exeter Sept. 21, 22
Forest » .,. , ... , Sept. 20,- 21
Goderich - -» , . Sept. 20, 21
Listowel ».t,-.. Sept, 21, 22
Sarnia .......... Sept. 22, 24
Seafo tl:t .. , .. , . Sept. 22, 23
,Stratford. ......,., Sept. 19, 21
Bayfield. e Sept. 28, 29
€l:e aezels - ..,Sept. 29, 30
Fordwich ... Sept. 30, Oct 1
Harriet=. Sept. 29, 30
Merton .. Sept. 28
lelir'kton Sept. 29, 30
Lucke :av .. , .. . Sept. 29, 30
Mitchell Sept, `27. 28
Parkhill .... . , . .. Sept. SQ
ZURICH Sept. 26, 27
Dungannon - ... - .. , . Oct. 6, 7
St. Marys ..,....... Oct. 6, 7
Teeswater .... Oct. 4, 5
Toronto .... Aug. 26 -Sept. 10
London .. _ , .. , .. Sept, 12-17
international Plowing Match and
Farm Machinery Demonstration,
Minesing; near Barrie. Oct. 11,
12, 13, 14.
NOTICE
To milk Customesr: Please do not
use our milk bottles for 'containers of
chocolate milk, as these bottles are
very hard to wash.
-Zurich Dairy.
e
,fccused
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town constable; a position he filled
very ably since, was a Catholic and
a member of the Holy Name Society,
was of the genial, joval Irish type and
his hearty laugh; will be missed on the
Main• street. His wife survives.
Shunk-Ross
At Erskine United Church, Toron-
to,the marriage was recently selene-
nized -of Grace Gertrude, only dau-
ghter of 'Mrs. Ross and the late Alex-
ander Ross, of Kippen, to Edward C
Shunk, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.Shunk
Toronto. Rev. P. Duncan officiated,
The bride was given in marriage by
G. E. Kent, of ;treetsville and was
gowned in white Chantilly lace ani
net, and carried roses and fillies. Miss
Elizabeth .Scott of Brucefield was her
attendant and Urquhart Sauna of
Woodstock was best man, After a re-
ception at the Mayfair, the couple
left on a motor trip to Quebec, they
will live in Toronto on their return.
The Clinton fire brigade was awar-
ded first prize for the most attract-
ive company in group "13" at the re-
cent company in group "13" at the
i•eceiit convention of the Canadian
Firemen's association held at Barrie.
The pr;ee i^a large silver trophy.
Dies From Appendicitis
Mrs. IN, S. Broadfoot, Tuckersmith
died in Seaforth hospital from acute
-iriendicitis. She was born in Mc-
Killop. She was an active member of
Brucefield United Church and also
of the W.M.S. Surviving are her
husband, three sons, Ross and Wm.
of Tuckersmith; Stanley of London,
and two daughters, Mrs: Connell',
Varna, and Margaret at home. Fun-
eral was held Monday, to Maitland -
bank cemetery.
In Farm Accident
Mrs, John :Farquhar, of near Clin-
ton, had a narrow escape in what
might have been a fatal accident. Dui
ing the harvest season she assisted
with the loading and it was while a
load of wheat was being brought into
the barn that the accident occurred
While going up the gangway the Toad
an which they were ruling overturn -
td. Mr. 'Farquhar was thrown clear
of the falling sheaves, but his wife
was completely buried underneath.
Passing motorists came to the rescue
and Mrs. Farquhar was extricated.
'tnd when a doctor arrived he found
she had three broken ribs and a bro-
ken collarbone.
Exeter Man Drowns
The other day word was received
in Exeter from Burk's Falls, in the
Parry Sound district by Rev. e. C.
Copeland that Earl Christie. a said
enc minister, son of Mr. and Mrs, C.
W. Christie of Exeter, had been tiro
weed while attending a Sunday Sch
ool picnic at Lake Bernard, It was e
great shock to the pa+lit,
was well known and highly e it^.e1ne'i
in the community. Born in ," tetrllen
Township, he was in his 2C11t sxi ^i•.
'Received his high school at Exethr
his B. A. from Wretex;i University
i` ill-. ' i; r""
was he1pthg out fts 1111,11i:1:
itdstor'
\V: iner, was convicted ani fined
and costs.
New collars are needed at this
time of the year. Give us a call and
we will fit you up. If in need of a
harness ask for prices, all our work
is done with hand sewing. Your binder
canvass needs repairing, bring them
in and we will repair then before the
rush starts. All kinds of repairing
nr• .'.fit- and promptly done. Collar
s. nirirla t rpecialty. pt -5
N. G. CL.AUSIUS. ZURICH
UNUSUAL LIG Hill N GS
DIAGRAM 1 -Fireside picture, as
above. SS, subjects; B, photo, bulla is
fireplace; C, camera. Room lights:
on for shadow detail.
VQU can make interesting indoor
-I snapshots by using regular photo
l'igbts to imitate firelight, candle-
light or lamp -light. It is necessary
merely to conceal the actual nature
or source of the light.
You roust give long exposures of
only caudle light or ordinary lamp
light is available but if you use
endugh flood bulbs, you dan take
snapshots with a box camera.
For a." fireside picture," tuckitway
a photo bulb in the corner of the
fireplace, using an extension corc.I
(see Diagram 1). Don't lot the cord
chow. In n gout picture, all the light s
seems to toms from a fire. Use three
large flood bulbs, in cardboard xi
With one small bulb in reflector
put the camera on a table a nrF glum
a one -second time exposure 1Loadt
with supersensitive film, of contain.
You get candle -light and lame'
'light effects with the arrangement
in Diagram 2. Light from the Hood
bulb and lamp comes from the
saner direction, so that shadows fall
naturally. Note that you point the
camera so that the photo bulbs don't
show :in the picture. And -don't let
direct light from a photo bulb shine
on sour lens.
Try snaps of this type. They are
interesting, and well worth your:
tvhUe.
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DIAGRAM .2e -Lamplight picture. $r,
(,sne, ,Ofraubjeci, L, lamp or caudle, lighted;,