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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-11-11, Page 8A meets in the. interests of Mr. Thomas 5 illam.the Liberal Oandi- date in South Huron, ;core be held in the r Vices STRAND THEATRE, SEAFORTR , OR shShoe Store Friday Afternoon, November 18th at 2 p.m. TOWN HALL, CLINTON Friday Evening, November 18th at 8 p.m. These meetings Will be addressed by JAMES MURDOCK. of Toronto. ex -member of Canadian Board of Commerce. MIL THOMAS McMILLAN • and others, 4 viaithfdena at ► t14alBt}t. kilh�l daoksen,' of Brank'spin 1'otonto spent the week and at the home et her aunt, Miss Jacksoi in leganolndvillel•--mss Minnie ;lllferae1. of Toronto spent the week end at her home' Isere,—Mine Laing and Mies Foreman, of . the Collegiate Staff, . spent -.Thanksgiving at their, bootee in Beaehville . and Gpranton. Mr. Gray, of Stratford, was a week end ole 1t ane off'',? e pak�i EriVel `' us 940 irk, cobs pfid' . rte .With$OId edges. Gan , ; alue at, • li0,'BbX , CFsC"PER fir►#8 s*rTP f w A l Fl. ' tiio it i Qlflt' B #ek •„ r9it'4�q>t.elyealill p* '. rel» *2�+ fr011 sjtp Orwg i0^ 01' 1Z.4‘41 d' 4aBordd tNtad toshtleiggori pftsdelrfyF ebmpUeriealdl1rrre styeral m days , ;gbh -:reiattves • ' NLillep.—aMr. Homer Hunt has re •.r•,.• ' ^ -^,' 8T 'CDLtrili 4N turned from the West.—Misa Mary _ * rc $aler�$bapletutl -A vely •pretty Gillespie, of Fiergop, spent the week d end at the home of hot parents, more than Gamer .to the expectations of it. Tri ,the gramme was 'given re musics pa o y the choir, under r. art, of London, spent Thanksgiving at fluetb by Miss o•l_ • and Miss 'Beth invited guests and friends. Thal:Tide the home of Mr. D. ?r I. Stewart.— Willis, vocal soloa�ip Miss Beth Willis, was beautifully gowned 'zn white satin Miss Florence" McKay, of Weston, ,Mr. Ed. Bright :jj r. W. Bitight and with wreath and veil. &Ilse Pierce in spent Thanksgiving at her home in ' Mrs. Hopper, with the numbers given rink satin and Miss seen in m awve wed w eotemIOZIA t CNL,4mw ban Ohlirch on Tuesdcy tasty when Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie,—Mrs. of those partaki ban Agne's •otaplet$n, : teacher' of Adam Dickson is visiting with friends evening a good Welland, became the bride, of 'Mr.' in Buffalo — MT Edward Arch0Wd in the auditoria ' } ! rt f Joseph Kale. The wedding mass was was home from Toronto for the holt- which was given., solemnized by Rev. Father 'White in day —Messrs John and George Stew- the leadership oft! Ed Bright A the presenceof a large' gathering of Egmondville —•+Rev Neil Leckie, of .by the choir were all very much en- silk, and • both wearing black hats; Avonbank occupied the pulpit in First joyed by the audience. Short ad- acted as bridesmaids, w le the groom �7�Gv�QA Presbyterian church on Sunday last : dresses were 'ellen by Rev. S. Me- was supported by Mr. Joseph Murphy. A Special Invitation is extended to and delivered two most able sermons. t bI Lean of Egmeadvillo and Rev. J 40 Pair Ladies' and Gents' Auto Gaets, lined or unlined in horse Cape Kid or ) Pig akin. These are ttrravollersi samples and are sell- ing bedew wholesale price. r 60 Wool and Plush Auto Robes, barge sizes, fancy patterns, at most reasonable prices. ?, We also have a full line of Lined r%iii or unlined Jute Horse Blankets. '°moo Shoe repairing a Specialty. Broderick's The Double Track Route Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT, and CHICAGO. Unexcelled Dining Car Service. Sleeping cars on Night Trains and Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agt., Toronto. Mr. Leckie was formerly paster M the Button, of Walppri, dwelling particu- :s, Londesboro Presbyterian church= 'early on the nksgiving. theme. Mrs. A. D. Sutherland spent Thanks- Rev. (Capt,) Edwibards, the pastor, oc- giving with friends at 'Lucknow.— cupied the chair, and Miss Muriel Willis, the organist, acted as accom- panist. , . Local Briefs.—The first cutter this Mrs. John Sproat has returned from a appearance on Wed- visit aseveral monthswith her dough - season made its appearance morning when Mr. Thomas ter at Tacoma, Washington. --Mr. behind VarnEgmond. of Toronto, spent Daly drove down Main Street bett Thanksgiving at the home of his his prize roadster.—Rev. Ro dow, M.A., D.D., Toronto, will have charge of anniversary services in Eg- mondville church Sunday morning and evening.—Miss L. Houston, of Brantford, spent the holiday at her home in Tuckersmith.—Mr. and Mrs. W. Robb, of Hamilton, spent Sunday at the home of their uncle, Mr. Jas. Rabb. --Dr. J. H. McFaul and daugh- ter, Miss Evelyn. of Toronto, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. L. L. McFaul.—Miss 'Ina Hart, of' Strat- ford, spent Thanksgiving with her mother in Egmondville.—Miss. Vera Dorrance, of the Exeter High School staff, scent the week end at her home McKillop. — Miss Bessie Grieve spent Thanksgiving with friends in Toronto. Mr. Jaynes Pringle, of Mil- waukee, was a guest at the home of Mrs. J. H. Broadfoot last week.—Miss Hope Chegswright, of New York, was the guest last week of the Misses Stephens at the Queens.—Rev. Father Goetz left this week for 'Muskoka.— Mrs. Robert Scarlett, of McKillop is visiting her brother, Mr, R. J. Mul- mother here.—Armistice '_lay will be drew, in Brockville.—Miss Florence kept next Sunday by special services Thompson, of Toronto, spent the holi- in St. Thomas' church.—Mr. P. Cal- day a-ith her parents. --{Mrs. J. Grim - der, of Toronto, and formerly on the mer and little daughter, of Stratford, Dominion Bank staff here, spent Sun- are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs 7, Twiss.—Mr. W. Hartry was in Eareter last week organizing a branch• of the Horticultural Society ir. that town.—Mr. and Mrs. Brenner, of Ethel, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. C. Harn, —MTs. H. Dufton and and daugh- ter and Miss Richardson, of law, of Toronto, spent the holiday at Stratford. were week end guests at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. 'home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. Scott.— Mrs. R. L. Clark spent Thanksgiving Shillinglaw in Tuckersmith.—Miss at the home of her daughter, in Strat- Mary Crosbie, of St. Davids, spent ford.—Mr. and Mrs. Stone. of Nor - the week end at her home here.— wich, spent Thanksgiving at the par - day with friends in town—The Misses Love, of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving at their home in Egmondville, — Mr. Harold Stark, of St. Thomas,. spent the week end at the home of his mother.—Mr. F. C. Jackson, of Mon- treal, is spending a few days at his home in Egmondville.-MT. and Mrs. Harcourt and Miss Gladys Shilling - DON'T THROW YOUR OLD CARPETS AWAY They snake new reversible ' "Velvetex" Rugs 1 Send for Velvetex Folder 29. CANADA RUG COMPANY, LONDON, ONT. Miss Mary Edmonds, of Agincourt, was home for the Thanksgiving holi- days. — Mr. A. Woodley and Mrs. Smith, of Ridgeway, spent the holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Cum- mings.—(Miss Gertrude Cardno, of Milverton, spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Cardno.— »r. and Mrs. Larkin spent Thanks- giving at Avonbank, where Dr. Larkin preached anniversary services on San - day. --Miss Abbie Seip spent Thanks- giving with friends in New Hamburg. —Miss Kathleen McNab, of Hamil- ton, spent Thanksgiving with her grandmother, Mrs. John McNab, Jam -es street: Miss Belle Ballantyne 'of Waterloo, spent Thanksgiving at her home here.—Sirs. George Wissler, Mrs. Frank Schnurr and Mr. T. Counch, of Walkerton, were guests at the home of Mr. and •Mrs. Jacob Weber for Thanksgiving.—Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson are spending a few, weeks with their daughter in Owen Sound.—Mrs. Walter Hawthorne and littledaughter, of Goderich, spent the holiday at the home of Mrs. Robert Hawthorne. --Mr. Jack Hinehley, of the Galt 'Collegiate staff, spent the week end at his home here. --Mr. Mc- Bride, of Toronto, was a holiday guest at the home of Mr. Robert Bell.— Mr. John Clark has sold his residence property on James Street to Mrs. Evans, of Clinton, who will shortly take possession. --Mr. D. H. Wilson, of . Brantford, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson.—Mr. F, S. Savauge is spend- ing the deer season in Parry Sound District.—air. and Mrs. W. Murdie, of Ottawa, are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Murdie, in McKillop. — MT. Howard Hartry, of London, spent Thanksgiv- ing at the home of his father, Mr. William Hartry.—(Many friends are pleased to see Mr. Patrick Walsh on the street again after his recent ac- cident—Mrs. James Anderson, of Alba, Michigan, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John 'Consitt. —Mrs. J. L. Murray and daughter, Miss Margaret, of Hamilton, and Miss Ahem.lean Wright. of Galt, are guests at , Afia'�illll Street - Seaforth I the home of Mr. J. 3. -Cluff: Mr. Rufus Winter, of Nelson, B. C., is �1 gent for Singer Sewing here visiting at thee of his par- ,STRATFORD, ONT. The leading Commercial School of Western Ontario, a school where you can get thorough -,,egtiirses under competent in- ctors in Commercial, Short - band and 'telegraphy Depart- ments. Students get individual instruction and may register at ally time. Graduates are as- sisted to positions. Get our fry catalogue. D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal ents, Mr, aryl M Robert Winter. 7 achines, and General In- Mr. Winter leaves on Friday on a two -ronths' trip. to Seottand.--Mrs. purance Agent. Stanle'Campbell, of Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. James 'Hudson in Egrnondville.— Messrs. Frank and Harold Coates and Billie Aberleart, of Toronto Univers- 1 r ^f" ^��' ity; W. Laing, of' the London Herni- ii JI_i• y1 al School, and Harry 'Himchley and _ Douglas Bea p Agri - ler ental home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson in Egmondville, Miss Ella Archibald, of Toronto, spent the holi- day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Archibald, James street. -Remember the bazaar to be held by the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church en Fri- day afternoon, November 18th, next door to George Silts' hardware store. Afternoon tea and supper will be served. ttie of theGuelh' culturalCollege, spent Thanksgiving' w tia n d Optician.. at their home here. — Mise Mabel Her Mar'ia�'e Licenses - Bullard,of Stratfard, was a we* end guest at the lame of Mr. 3. G. Mc- A Ov►. Michael sn Haa'purhey.—+Mr. Harry Weiland`, of Toronto; spent the week end at his home its Egmend'e lie. -- Miss Mary Hays, of the Londo NORMA Sclicol, s tae week/end with bet pter entN', r. and Vera' Adam Hays. AlRies . McCue, of'Toren* Thanksgiving et tire ,gonna Oi ]t+l A Cxaetmtnlxrr and, P, J S. Welsh olid ttb at d 4t sv e1 17F:*, Hockey Prospects. — The Junior Hockey Club, playing under the auspices of the G. W. V. A. last year, have organized again for this season. The boys and the management are. more than satisfied with the record of the Juniors'f4 their first year out and promise to get closer to the championship this time as there is plenty of good material. The G. •W. V. A. gymnasium «ill be used every Friday night until ice is made, com- mencing Friday, th,' 18th, from 7 to, 8 p.m. Ali boys under 2s( year's eligible for junior hockey, will be wel- comed. The offiears for the year are: President and:. Manager, Charles Holmes; Secretary.treasurer, C. P. Sills; Committee; C. Hays and F. Cudmore. Jfhe holiday dance on Thanksgiv- ing night was •a, decided • success. Many .were hamie over the holiday and enjoyed with)the patrons one of the best programmes yet provided. The music supplied by Miss iBolger's Stratford Orchestra, was of the best and has been bodktel for a future en- gagement. The ladies' Auxiliary had charge of the lunch and as usual serv- ed up the best. • —On Armistice night, Friday, • No- vemiber lith, the Club is having a challenge euchre between the Ladies' Auxiliary and t'he men members of the Club. A. full turn out of the members is requelftcd as these affairs are much too enjoyable to miss. The bowling schedule will be drawn up this:;,,week for Scotch doubles, playe. on the plus and minus system for Valua'1'ite prizes. The draw will be made': tri& sane as the lawn bowlers did this tbason. Jt is hoped to have all the niembers •in the game and also' to' weleihne' any who wish For Sala—Good youns pigs. nine 7 weeks old. and ten er three months old, good sized chunks. L. G. VonEgmond, Beaforth, Ont 2818x1 For Sale. .Beek'e Novelty kitchen ange, used only a ut three onths ; ie ee good m new. A res bargain for quick dale. AmpIY at Expositor Office. 28134 Wanted.— girl for general house work. Family of o. Aeply to Mrs. R. M. Jones, Goderioh Sty et 2813-1 For Sale. Large wood and coal range in. gooaandd peps iii n with l for 825.00. Applyoir �to Asohimld Lamont 2818x1 bo 1 A �tw Automobile Tops Re-covered.—We are now l prepared to re-cover and repair all kinds of automobile tops nd tr em,thws. and guar- antee you 'frst class material and w rkman- ship. We also specialize (n automobile painting and varnishing. R. & F. Devereux. 2811 Private Sale of hour hold efedt at the residence of Mr. Neil Gillespie, Louisa Street, November 5th to November 12th, inclusive: Reds, springs, mattresses, dresser and stand. chairs. rockers, tables, kitchen couch, book shelves, swing machine, clock, stair lin- oleum. toilet set, 1 -burner ell stove, oil lamps oil can, dishes and numerous other articles. Jessie Gillespie. 2812-2 For Bale. -8,000 Tulip bulbs (mixed) not graded, price 60c per dozen f.o.b.. These Tulips are the best ,n the land. They were originally brought in New York from the largest bulb mporters in the world direct from Hatband. They are the 'Single Early Tulip, the double early Tulip, the Cottage Tulip, -the Old Dutch Breeder Tulip, the Rembrandt Tulip. the Darwin Tulip, also ome Perennial planta 10, each. Wm. B. McLean. Egmondville. 2807-tf New Club House.—The Seaforth Golf and Country Club have purchas- ed a building which they will have mewed this winter out to the golf course; on the farm of Mt'. Thomas Dodds, in McKillop, and remodelled into a club house. When the club house is completed the Golf Club will not only have .coinmlodions quarters, but one of the best and prettiest courses in ^Western -Ontario. HULLETr School •Report. The following is the report of School Section No. 1, Hullett, fer September and October: Sr. iW—{Wilfrid Glazier, :Kathleen Livingston, George Glazier, Don Dale, Frank •Fowler, {Pearl IMero, •Murry Mann. dr. JV—Gordon Mc- Michael (absent), Sr. 111 -- Hazel Freeman, Gladys Freeman, Alynn Dale, Walter Dale, Flossie Mero, Bob' McMichael, 'Emma (Mann. Jr. III— Agnes Wright, Douglas Freeman, Elmer Dale. Sr, II•—(Melvin Da1e, Stewart Dale, Harry Freeman•, Bea- trice Adams, Ethel Ross and Wilfrid Freeman equal. Sr. I—Mabel Wright, James Adams, Evelyn McMichael and Jessie Dale equal. Primer — John Mero, Louis Freeman, Evelyn Dale. —Mrs. Farnham, Teacher. • Right now is the time you should acquaint yourself with the season's newest styles. Come here and see them. We want to sell you your clothes this Fall. We've made the values big enough to' cjeserve your patronage. DUBLIN School 'Report,—The fallowing fis the report of the Separate School of Dublin, names in order of merit:— Sr. IV Flora Hills, Mary O'Connor, Mary ICrauskopf, Hugh Benninger, Annie Delaney, Luella Watters, Jos. Carpenter, Helen Dantzer, Vera Feeney Jr. W—.Mary Hills, Mary McGrath, Jack Campbell, Joseph Looby, Charles Dorrenstyn, Joseph Dill. Sr. III—Rose McConnell, Lizzie Krauskopf, Drucy Campbell, Clayton Looby, Margaret Jordan, Lorne Gormley, Michael McCarthy, Louis Crawford, Helen Roland, Jos. Roland, Sr. IM Francis Dill, Dorothy Moly- neux, Theresa Delaney, Elva Craw- ford, Helen Krauskopf, Bernice Mc- Grath, Jos. Kranskopf, Marie. Kraus- , kopf, Rose O'Connor, Lorne Cronin, ,Betty 1Dorrenstyn. •Second Book.— Thomas McCarthy, Helen Kenny, Rose Krauskopf, Marion Dill, Thos. Hills, Annie Brennan, Nora Kenny, I Annie Watters. Part II--Loreta De- laney, Patrick McConnell, John Ro- lland, Veronica Molyneaux, Doland i Benninger. Class B. -Carrie O'Con- e etre ora e NOW 'SHOWING THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM from the Popular Story 'by Samuel Merwin. Revealing some little known'angles of newspaper life and a big cities underground polities. - A thrill with the• mystery and dar- ing of this venturesome game of power and millions. • A 7 Part Production Beautiful Fall and Winter Coats. $15 to $50 Women's Beautiful Dresses. $15 to $37.50 Children's All Wool "Sailor Maid" Dresses. $8.50 to $15 not' Bessie Campo 11, CI ' G 1 y, Francis Donnelly, Cecilia Feeney, Ursula Kraus4copf, Mary Dorrenstyn. Notes.—A very successful social evening 'was spent in cards and in dancing in the Opera House last Fri- day night. The spacious hall was ,beautifully decorated and the music was perfect. Many who were not dancers came to hear Flannigan's Orchestra from Wingharq, and they were not disappointed.—Tim Sullivan who worked with Mr. Joseph Nagle, left to spend the hunting •season in Algonquin Park. --Miss Beale enter- tained some of her friends to d Hal- lowe'en party.—Mrs. James Shea spent a few days in Stratford.—Miss Annie .Shea, of Calgary, is spending a month with her sister, , Mrs. John Flannigan. We Wish Every Woman In Huron County W`(Add come and see the beautiful Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - CONSTAN�IE BINNEY. - in ' a picturizatloit of the play she made famous( on Broadway 39 BAST T e rincess A Good Fire Extinguisher. '— On Thursday evening last, on Main street Mr. George Lilly, of •.town, the dis- tributing agent for the Pronto Fire Extinguisher, gave a' most successful demonstration of the working ofethat apparatus and its wonderful quick- ness in smothering fires. A large steel tank, filled with. kindling, over which gasoline- Was poured and then ignited, was used as a demonstration and the . quickness with which the Bre was put out iby the Pronto ex- tinguisher was reallg: amazing.. The display was witnessed by a . Targe Crowd of citizens whidh included the Mayor, several of the council board and a number. of the Members, of the Fire - Brigade, and the work of the �erttinggisher seemed tq meet with marks appank gal W all. (yIh T ir.e itl the'lylethad;•' Sunday .last Were *ell Tran bf Siva 4TH oft NOW SHOWING "EDITH "ROBERTS" ':LURING LIPS" ' u A Universal S'peela1' Attraction. : ASO THE VEU.rtD MYSTERY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday MARY MLi$s WINTER in I' A Ct11MBERIAND ROMANCE The ,Storm of a.girl whodidn't know how to 'AO did,know''hotp to shoot. 'FUCKERSMITH West End Notes,The fall work is well advanced here.—Miss North, of London, spent Thanksgiving with friends here.—.Miss 'Ball, of Seaforth, visited at her home here this week. --The West End Beef Ring will hold theannual meeting on., Wednesday evening, November 16th, at the home of Mr. Fred Nott, London Road. Ladies Meet.—The ladies' Aid of No. 8 met at the home of. Mrs. Will Sproat one day last week, when .a most happyegethering of ladies spent a profitable and pleasant afternoon. While mirth and conversation were. freely indulged in, the needles were busy quilting two quilts' which have already been disposed of. One of the quilts was pieced by ;Mrs. William' Murray, eighty-one years of age. When the quilts were finielied,. a• pleasant event took place, it being the seventeenth anniversary of the, president's marriage; The members of the Aid presented her with an appropriate gift, while the vice-presi- dent read a short and amusing ad- dress. This was only pne of the pleasant meetings of No. 3 Society, and gifter a bountiful lunch was serv- ed all departed to their several homes. feeling it was good to be there. Notes.—Mr. Robert Agar and Mr A. M. Kirk went to Lucknow on Fri- day last and purchased a fine bunch of cattle, returning Saturday' evening to their homes here with them Mr Kirk als6 bought "a thoroughbred five year old Polled Angus cow from Mr. Alex.-MdEwalt,^ of Blyth.—Mrs. Andrew Kirk, Datstrict President ;far Heron County of the Womenrs lnsti, tote, was in London the past dreelr attending the women's Institute Con- vention, which was' held ;there These, coliv'eittions are a; 'great means of education to the annual of the Prov- , ince and of the 1%101i01 and bitbo been the ,sneana of bringing tiny utieim'' pity the-Gene ,t NEW COATS, SUITS, DRESSES ' SKIRTS, WAISTS, FURS, ETC., ' ON -SALE HERE NOW We are confident that any wol1lai' ' who will do so, will conclude that this is the store thatYer keeps, pace with the progress' of the Wiles. " To every' woman who has an interest In -e Better Clothes, we extend a most' Cordial invitation to come, see and try on. We ' will, not urge yot to buy. We know we are showing by far the,,great- est values- and the» finest assortnierd of High Class Apparel for Ladies ever shown by this orany other store in Huron `County. We want you to know it. The only why is to come and see for Ourself. Come where. the masses come, to the store, and see what our unequalled values can'do for you. We extend -the same Welcorile=to. the person who conies,' to look -that We do' to the, one 'that conies to buy. ``Ypu are al- ways -welcome. New Jumper Flannels Eiderdowns and ".enure Down" Kimona Cloths ilii Stock , this week. Never `Skirtings V Th Plaid and Stripe Effectlso, Tricolette fit