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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The W.IVI.S. of Goshen. United
;*Cburch .are preparing a very niter -
.ting program to be given in the
. church on Friday evening, October
'%Oth at 5 o'clock. Following the
;program, 9unch will be served. All
,,are welcome.
and Mrs. W. H. Stogdill, of
.Ration, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Wright of Kennilworth, spent a few
,days last week, with the ladies' mo-
liistr, .Mrs. Geo. Dowson and family.
Hr. and Mrs. A. E. Erwin of Bay--
aaaa id visited at Mr. Robert McLin-
a;nhey's on :Sunday.
Mee and Mrs. Ed. Lowden of Ham
'tan..spent a few days wean the lat- 1
Er 's mother, Mrs. Robinson, Sr., i
!hast week.
and -•Mrs. Dave Kay and fam-
•av of .Clinton visited on Sunday
tonna Mr. John A. Armstrong and fam
%air
rirs. (Rev.) Poulter of Varna is
ending a week with her brother,
•moi~ John ;Smith of Camlachie.
DASH W'OOD
atm and Mrs. A. E. ' Oestreicher
repent a few days in London and
:1Dorchester last week.
Mr. T. Hoperoft is visiting her
feather
in Clifford
this -week. o
Miss; Anna Tiernan spent the we- ;
',mac -crud ha Toronto. fr
Mr. Harry Hoffman , assisted ind
' .
anniversary Services '''in the UnitesI�
t�flua:sh in Elmira on S°uitday. 0 a
'Miss Ella Martinson visited her i t'
l;lraren'ts In Elmira on Sunday.
Miss Anna less of %uriu,t visited
.ice 'town on Thursday.
"The annual election of officers of
HILLSGREEN
(Intended for last week)
Miss Mildred Workman has re-
turned to her home in Kippen after
spendinfg the summer months with
, Mr. and Mrs. G. Love.
The schools in Hay No. 3 and St-
anley No. 7, were closed last week
owing to the teachers' Convention in
Goderich. Miss M. Wood and Mr.
V.Dinnon attending the Convention.
Miss Lettie Love spent Friday in
Goderich attending the Conversion.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephenson and
son of Walkerton visited the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephenson
recently.
Mrs. Broderick, her son Rae, Hy.
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. Simon
visited Petrolia friends.
Mr, and Mrs. R, Dick ani son
Douglas of Toronto spent the week-
end and Thanksgiving with the lat.
ter,'s .pare its, Mr. and Mrs. J. Coch-
rane. •
Miss Katherine Drysdale of Hen -
sail spent the week -end with Miss
Gladys Jarrott,
A number from this vicinity at-
tended the anniversary Service in
Kippen and Varna churches on Sun-
day, and spent the day with friends
Also attending the Contata on Mon
day night by the Ripley Choir,
(This week's News.)
W. M. S.—The regular monthly
meeting of the Womens' Missionary
Society was held at the home of
Mrs, R. McAllister on Wednesday.
October 11th, with Mrs. (Rev.)
Chandler.
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presiding. est
ding
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ie meetin
pened with Hymn 25. The script
re lesson was led by Mrs. R. Love
om St. Luke 2; 1-20. Mrs. Chan-
ler led in .prayer, ,Hymn 577. The
ecretary's report was read and , ad-
pted. The roil call' answered by
y letter and, was then taken. A
letter on relief supplies was read by
the president. The business was then +:
taken. An invitation from the Kip -
inn Auailiizry was received by that
Hes to attend their
birthday ir
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,ectc«,er 28rd. Ail .nmcntbors and
+ate7n••ee avislt .to `oir� r •g, • ti t
tis' a tat°e urged to
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al Leaflet "We Would See Jesus!"
was given by Mrs, W, Turner. Hymn
58, The study leaflets on "Living
issues in China" were 'given by
Mrs, R. Consitt, Mrs.. II, Tamer, Mrs
R. Stephenson, Miss Annie Jarrott,'
Mrs, R. Love and Mrs, R. McAlister,
The offering was taken, hymn 157.
The meeting closed with the Lords
Pn or in unison.
Mr. and Mrs. Cann and grandson
Garth of Crystal City, 1V,ianitoba,
are visiting friends in this vicinity,
Rev. R. K. and Mrs rove of
Kintore visited the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Love. Miss Lettie
Love returning with her brother for
a visit.
Mrs. R, Hopkins who spent a few
days visiting her parents, returned to
her home in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen-
tralia visited the lattei•'s parents, Mr.;
and Mrs. Jas. Love.
Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane
of Clinton visited their sister, Mrs:
H. Fuss.
Mrs, D. Nichol of Neiman. visited
her niece Miss Annie Jarrott. '
The neighbors were awakened
early Tuesday morning on the Parr
Line south. When the barn, drive
shed and contents of Mr. John Mar-
riott were burned. Mr, Marriott
went out to the barn early with his
lantern to do chores and while putt-
ing down feed, the landtern with the
high wind sought fire and before
much could be saved had got ahead
that they could not save the barn.
The loss is heavy.
A number took in the fowl supper
in Varna on Thursday evening from
this vicinity.
Anyone having clothing or vegeta-
bles in this community to send in the 1
car that i
s going to the west for re-
lief can leave at Jarrott's Store be-
fore the end of next week.
If the parties who helped themselv-
es to gas and cans at the crusher at
Welsh's pit, a few nights ago would
call back as they forgot the tops for
the cans, and they are there and of
little use to anyone working there
now.
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HENSALL
1VIr. and Mrs. Alex. 11IcMurtrie
Toronto spent the holiday at t
home of the former's mother, M
A. MCMurtiie.
Mrs. Thomas Pearson and dau
er, Miss Anna, of St. Marys, we
recent visitors in town.
of
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Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Dayman, a
Miss Mona Miller were visitors
Sarnia and Port Huron.
Mae McNaughton of Toronto s
ent the holiday at her home here.
Ferris Cantelon of Stromberg w
a visitor at his home here.
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and famil
of Toronto were visitors with Mr
Thos. Murdock.
Mary Huisser of Clinton spent
few days with her parents.
Madeline Hotham of Seaforth, was
visitor' at the home of Mr, and Mr
Geo. Brock. and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 11IcLean o
Hamilton were visitors with Mr. an
Mrs. John Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale, M
i.
and Mrs. Garnet Case and Mr. an
Mrs. Archie Rowcliffe were holiday
ing at Tobermory.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and dau
ghter Nora of Hyde Park spent
few days with Mrs. John Johnston.
Quite a number from here attend
ed th
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funeral of the late Mrs. Jas
O'Brein at Exeter on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Hunkin of the
Thanes Road, was a Sunday visitor
with Wm. L. McLaren.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren were
holiday visitors with friends at Port
Huron.
Mr. Petty of the Township of Hay
had the misfortune to fall from the
barn floor and injure his hip. He
was taken to Scott Memorial Hospit-
al, where an X-ray was taken. A-
bout 12 years ago Mr, Petty had the
misfortune to fracture his leg.
Large shipinents of sugar beets
and turnips are now the order' of
the day from our railway station
and is quite an asset to the farmers.
Hugh McEwen has returned from
an extended trip to the Old Country
and in Europe and had a very pleas-
ant time, the weather being very fav-
orable for most of his -trip. He re-
ports conditions becoming more fav-
orable throughout the districts that
he was in and particularly so in
Great Britain.
Mrs• Herb Kercher was in 13ow-
manville attending the funeral of
her uncle, also visiting in Toronto.
1VIr, William Beaver, an old time
resident of the village, but who has
been of late making his home with
his daughter dau ,
n ••
g in
Kitchener, en,
c.x
assisting in the , is here
preparation of onion
end bean shipping and will be here
'or k number of weeks.
The paintin of the exterior of the
ton hall is ecmpleted and
w
much to its appearance. adds
HERALD
k+tr t E+uy, I ctriber 1:0#1u, 1983
Local. records show that
PATH F D
give unusual
S
as
Rightinyour own community, motor-
ists are piling up unusual mileages on
Goodyear Pathfinders. These Goodyear
lower-priced tires are quality tires built
' r,ith Goodyear Supertwist cords and
Goodyear -processed rubber. Don't try to
squeeze the last dangerous mile from
your old tires. Let us put safe new
Pathfinders on your rims NOW.
STARE and WEIDO
Zurich, Ont. Telephone 92
»pe len+co shot White Man nOdi r
'Ware of ivilization Fatal to
metivea; -sot #ho North,
[ta
Oise n Government supervision of •
bo1:Ii azati�ves and traders lies the fu -
tura weifare of Canada's Eskimo
ebaarges, according to Major L. T.
furwush. famous Arctic explorer,
arid for many years Northwest Ter-
ri'torac 'Branch a investigator.
'While the Eskimo population of
the Dominion is holding its own at
present, the only hope, he believes,
of prev�.enting• their eventual extinc-
tion its Government control of trad-
e Ing. Denmark took over operation
of Greenland's trading posts 160
years' ago, he points out, and the
Eskimo population .of the island has
Increased .gradually from 3,500 to
17,000..
"kiaiked/difference in the outlook
on life of the Arctic aborigines after'
short contact with white men im-..
MAJOR L. T. 33URWA'FI.1i
pressed Major 33urwash when in 1925
i he met 1:skhnos on King William.
1:iern, In 1884 he was united in money in it the thieves were ill -re-( Island' whom he first saw in 1925:,
marriage with Margaret Johns who paid for the trouble of breakingthea Z n "''o`Yc rt kings of their own ccnntry
with one son and one daughter Wm. I window and sustaining l f�rtt sears before, they were begging .•
a weunded, g,, ,ad -froth the visitor on his second.
F. an an adjoining farm and Miss l hand. A bloodsoaked handkerchief vi�:at.
Minnie at home, mourn the loss of s was left on the desk and it is sup -Too sudden thrusting of the na-.
a kind and loving husband and father I posed that in ettin • in tin party! tiros from
getting l y! v haste n:an'saeitia civilisation eval cis Bons to blamed tby
He is also survived by six bxethers l cut his hand on the broken glass.
and . two sisters.
Another of the old landmarks is
being torsi down in Creunon. The
old flax mill which has stood for so
FOURTEEN CAR LOADS OF tie explorer for the transformative .•
,�__•i,_,�, state, they should be educated grad -0
Russian t-atl4 to lure In competition with the!,
production lags far be- while maze., 1
hind the five-year schedule, but yet The Esidmo imagines himself bet -
many years on the Main Street has i it is the only country which shows an ter of in .close proximity to the white.,
been sold to Wni. Bowden who will I ascending curve during the last three mans Lia—opo er, but in Major' Bur-
use the lumber for rebuilding his barn i years. The Soviet has not done wash a3lpiuien be is wrong. Life be -
blown down several months ago. what it set out to doo, but the mare- comes more complicated for hint with
death occurred at the home of I el is that it has doneso much, each new food or trinket he dis—
Theher brother-in-law, M. J. Buttler,thel learned tocovers, t rely on il in a white man'srt time goods..
CATTLE GO TO ENGLAND g
Bayfield line, of Mia. Alfred A. to keep him alive.
Sccitchmer, in her 47th year. She On Monday afternoon, pct. 9th, However, he still holds to the old'
had been in failing health for some the largest shipment of cattle to the Eskimo :custom of having two or.'
years and early in the summer was i Old Country market in many years, three if he can afford them.,
pro --
obliged; ' `to' undergo a very serious f totalling fourteen cars 265 head in Besides taxing his ability as a pro --
operation. She rallied somewhat and all, and comprising seven cars 'Toad- tot "�grves :bring 'another com more
ed at Seaforth, tion h t e possessor of • mon-
it was hoped that - she might againtwo at Hensel', three than his share may unconsciously in -
enjoy at least partially, but suddenly I at Londesboro, and two at Dublin;) 'vite less fortunate natives to make.
she began to sink. Mr. and Mrs. ! left Seaforth. bound for Birkenhead' them m'arriageabl�e widows, Killings;
Scotchmer have been in the west and Liverpool, England, the shippers of MN sort, Major Burwash says, pro-_
for some years, only coming east a being John II. Scott rgi Son, ';'.Scott, va'de The major crime problem in the• •
couple of months ago. The funeral W. V. Jefferson, Jas. Allen, Thomas Arctic, although people custom of doing:
away with old people who are be- ,
took place from the home of Mr. I & McKee, D. McLean, McKercher & Bested to have lived their allotted
and Mrs. Bottler on Friday, l Hillebrecht, Seaforth; Jas. Shea, span still ;goes on despite Govern.
ID -Alin; J. Caldwell, HensaIli and mane. efforts to stamp it out..
Two young Goderich girls, aged 13 Matt Armstrong, Londesboro. The ' - t
and 16, caused their parents and . shipment is in charge of J. H. Scott,
guardians much concern when they I Seaforth, assisted by his son, Wilford
stayed out all night returning to ;the- of Hullett; Mr. J. Allen of Tucker-
ir homes early next morning.. The.I smith and IVIcKercher, Butlin and
police were in search, but thgirls Morgan, who will go with the cattle.
turned up while the search was in l They were not unloaded i
u aviont0
progress, Questioned by the author- but went direct to Montreal undera
• ities, they stated they had been to 36 -hour run contract, and, after
,
Porters Hill with stranger, had spent f resting Wednesday and part of
the night in a doorway at ..Holmes- I Thursday, went aboard the Manches
ville"and got a chance ride home in 1 ter Citizen Thursday afternoon
COUNTY NEWS
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Thos, Herr,. a lifelong
id
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resident of
l3,bortie Ip:,, died at the age of 7.
•care, 4 months and 22 day The
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Cession on which hedi died, being son
p- tat, hat,., a ton
l'boin s and Elizabeth
a green car in the morning. They minion Government Inspector Torrie
could not remember names, auto- � went over every animal, and all re -
mobile -license numbers and were ceived a clean bill of health. Trans -
generally very vague en detains;, de` portatfen will/ run about $2.7' per
spite repeated questioning. head delivered in Liverpool and'
On Sept. 6, an al and highly cov-
ering all charges and comanissiom)
re-
spected resident of Seaforth, passed
away in the person of Mrs. Rebecca.�
Davis, . at her home on James st, Ini `
her 83rd year: Deceased was a da-
ughter of the late Geo.,Thorntaii of
Staffa. Her' '' Husband died 'in Sea -
forth 50.,yeahs ago; For 40 years she,
had liven% in Seaforth. Surviving are
three sons.
II. B. Manning, Llinton, represent-
ative of the Sun Life Co., has decid-
ed to locate in Toronto•and will move
there shortly. He will continue his
connection with the -company and
will have a larger contract. Mr. and
Mrs. Manning, who are both natives
of Clinton and have never lived any-
where else, have a large circle of
friends, being likable by all,
Henry Strang, clerk of the Town-
ship of Usborne, and Secretary of the
ar
Huron 0
n Weather Ins. n.
Co,
met
with
a
serious, accident the other day .arid;
was rushed to London Hospital. He
was assisting in hauling in some corn
and was walking' by the side of the:•
team While going up the gangway.
One of the 15,0rses missed its footing
and Mr, Strang was knociteol ,over:
the side of the gangway falling soy -
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2F1FTY-`r'W.O SOVERiEIGNS; ti
Golden Board Found on Street by •
Three 'English Lads.
Three boys of Tottenham, England,.
feel that their edncation has been:
sas33' elected- They think they,'
shaaxz'td haske been told that England'.
tin tyre• diem dark days before the
war, had a little coin called a sove-
reign. A pretty little coin 11 was;
itoo; even of rarely seen nowadays.
The hays fiad, recently, the unen-
peeted pleasure of seeing fifty-two ot:
them all at once—and they did not;
know what they were! They foundl
them in, a bag :.hey picked up, a;)a!V
thought they were badges" of some
mysterious 'order. In fact tlneyw
tilitonctl, they had done a good stroke-
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of fineness -when they sold three tom
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most o t e Gtlieas ley; Ifteri .
Estaisliisi ed 1000 Lva.35er.11 and drakes, for they
irsed to skin oyez the surface
ISSUED 'EVERY WEDNESD g►�T
of the atter' They shone beautifully.
Not until one or them returned,
NOON PROM PETE home with one of the "badges" het
had se wed as...mement, was the fttll'l
Herald Printing Office truth gra wn, Itis father broke it ton
him gently—and then reported they
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in the tropics, enjoys all kinds of"
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la Tow Ronda of the valleys or the►
target rivers
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vote its %Wild and temperate, whale
it=� '0't k•r,*'ei pre,•:ti;' in 11,0 pt•rititai
Or or the WI peaks covered by per-
104;4,4 snow. Laatiegtientlyo in Col-,