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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1922-07-28, Page 4i?; BW I . 7 ; 1??ig t Ottid in HuUoh- stray. -T'hYlalp VPx of Qishawawas we. Crowns---QWW. E Seas. 3 sewing B'1Tth aa�tnaintainces week .t -•� Umberoh--sl. -dMr, G. K. Ta : is at present vis - r -r " itdnlg his sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Gray, at s r 8hoee w. c. wtlitn-a Acton, for a few days. -MT. and Maus. i Infos Stares. Ltd+^-� i. �phian.bI IF.trrira-J. M*atkrlaih.--8 Johnston and rhi'ldreh, of Whitby, Rnor China-Thomrwona Book stere --8, were guests of Blyth friends last bun mad-Prfncma-S week. Diary ,Were on a ursabar trip Dinner seta-8eatuo Bros. -a and left here for London. -Miss Olga ' alar In Esmondvill-W. J. 1'innlcatp-s Csoli Hugh, of Gode'Zh, Is visiting her '-r� �0�d ne�s 1howre .here and ucElng as assistant 1 §tb iridic ASOA wantea-s operator at the telephone in the alb - Auction 8.1®-45 Bence of Mrs. E. E. Rubinson.-Mra. `:'u' drain Wantcd-c-k B----6B----6Lwts-EK9aaltor otnoo-s E. E. Robinson went to Witr,l'ham on r t: - •J: To Barri Jowett'e arnvo- a Tuesday with her sgm6. Masters Ross r� Hfcyal! 8tolen� and Ernest, ,Who underwent opera- 'Bwtiah®-�.Mre. George Brownley -b iw. ; tions for the rtur incl of their tonsils. �'s The woman in xh, xoaa�srrana--s -The Misses Winslow, of London, Wonted-Ersmaltor Office--li and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Barthoa and daughter, Miss Ida, of Jersey Ciby, THE HURON EXPOSITOR are guests of Mr. and -Mss. Robert Newcombe. -Mm, Robert MicQuarte, - sort and daughter, rad 'Portage k Prairie, Man., art visiting Mrs. H. sEAFORTH, Friday, July 28, 1922. McQtrarrie. Mr. McQuarrie, it is ex- pected, will vi•siit his mother in a few ---.. - -- - -' - - days. -Arrangements for holding a I TUCKERSMITH Field Day in Blyth ,on August 166h, are being rapidly brought to a head .West End Notes. -A very success- and it is expected that a ful pro -'i ftA picnic was 'held in Whitmore',, grammar of sports, consisting of foot Grove last weeds. --Our local threwirerg. ball, baseball and other• ,gamles, .will Messrs. Collins and Layton, comment- be presented. -After a 'lingering fill- ed threshing nvheat this weeds. -Mrs. nessAnn 'ga,,,hy PMiotk 'beloved G. Turner rdWrned home ,this week wife of Mr, John Brigham, Hullleit from a wish rvalth Chatham. Landon township, passed away on Murkday, and Lanibet'h frriends--Mins MhCly- evening, July 24Th, aged 76 years. msout, oK London, is visiting her sis- The funeral took place on Wednesday. ter here. -The regullar meeting of the We- -- --- - mien's Institute will be ,held in Mern- CONSTANCE oriel Hall, bn Thursday, August 3rd, at 2 p.m. Mks Li'lbe Carr Witt ad- dress the and MrI:ir. n Fisher dress tlhe meeeltimg, also a reading by and Mir. and 'Tor,. Riddr:' of Thorn- Miss Olive Parrott, and music by Mrs. hill, were call:: _1r,:d friends last Herrington. There will? else be a ryaeek.--M•rs. Ty:t,::,af W'indso", was darning contest 4br girl's under 16 '111"s3.tiug alt the brume of her aunt, Mrs. ,years of age. Material will be pro - A. 'Ca*lerugih, the 'batter ,part of 'fast vided by the Institute at the contest. weegLMrs, Will, Britton is spend- Prizes will be given for the bust work. IN, a 'couple ot%oks with her Tel- atives in Lamblton County. -Mt. Wm. -`---- -' Lyon, of q,ondesbores occupied the BRUCEFIELD pulpal here on Sabbath last, as Rev. F\xrd„d,l -Tlhe first eenri-fianal Mir. Osborne is taking his holidays ,game in the home and home yries for +this a Tenth.-Mhss BlWoche Wheatley, the Intermediate chantlpion$hip of the Miss Vera and 'Hiss Louis Dunlop and WF.A., between Kitohener and BnA-e- I Elizabeth Mills are- attending the field was played ori the honre ground; Surnnver School at Godierrldh this week. on Wednesday evening before fully --. 011� 2,000 epeotaturs. The game was the CROMARTY belt ever witnessed here and was a Notes. -The Merry Malkers intend fight from start W finish. Kitchener btoiding .their annual picnic to Grand scored twice in the finvt ,half, both on Bent on Wlednesday, July 2fA%. Mrrs. 'pe'nealdy kicks. Brucefield wigs one John Mibler, of Whndsor, and family, behind at .half time and everted the visited 'the fore pair of the week 'e 'before time .was called, the with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller. --Rev. frame ending a tie, 2.2. Tb'e visitors Mr. C:hidley, of Thames Road, ocou- ,vire a fast, 'aggressive team, com- ,pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian posted momply of old country players, Church on Sabibrvrh last, owing to the whe, know the -game and how to plasy absence of the pastor, Mr. Rkx4hie.- it, but taking the play -all through Miss Olive Spectre is at present Bedsit- the home bay's probably had 'a Tittle ing friends in Harriston.-Mrs. John the better of -the play, and several Barr and sun, of Stratford, visited timers pressed hard, and just emiseed over the week end with friends in scaring. it is unforturiaate that the Croml:arty.-MT, and Mrs, T. M. 'Ham- visitors gat the two 'penalty i idh ilton and family returned to their as the score otherwise ,would have home in Toronto on Friday Tait, after been entirely different, but Brucefi k spending a couple of weeks visiting have just, as good a chance in K% -h. (friends in and around orroattarty.- ener as they did here, and they certain Mt•. Robert Hoggartir, a mild west of ly 'have a read team the village, is at present erecting a Notes.--ePeter• Mciffat, who taught new kitchen and is also making ex- school in Stanley for two years, ha: ten,wive improvements to the front taken the posil5b'n of prinrrpal in an -part of his residence. other eckool.-Xista Maggie Bell Me -_ _ Ewen, of (llevelanei s spending hie,- HIBBERT ,holidays at her horse in Stanley. He, Qbitraary.-It is our ,painful duty many friend's are glad to meet her to record the death of Mrs. George -Miss Dorothea Jarvis was last wee] Rein, nee Miss Harms Bunke, which the gguuest otf Mrs. Samuel Thomsot took -place in Buffalo on Saturday in eat has been a grace nigbt, at the home of her sister, Mrs. crop of .berries this year. -Dr. Me, Farrell Rossney. For the 'past yesar Instiovh last week received tke intellli the lady had not been having good gen4-e of the death of hie brother berabth, but had rccavered auglcieuvtly WT]Ua.m McIntosh, of Portage L: to come to Buffalo for a visit. on Prairie, Man. He -was 84 years o' hes' arrival in .Buffalo she was again age. -Misses Anna May Haugh, Irene taken ill and although every thing m Sinclair and Evelyn Howard an that eart}tly hands might do for firer, ca -ping near Kincardine, with stills was done sbe died on Saturday, •forti- "Canadian Girls in 'Draining."-,Johr fled by ail rote rites of the Catholic Mustard and family are spending their church, of which she was a devoted v'acati'on at "Innerhumn," in t'heii member. She was a gratkuate of the cottage. -Miss Agnes Beatty is visit Seildw,lih Co7egiato inatituty and ing relatives at London. -Tire trustee: taught whool in the neighboring vi- '0f Schlooel Section No. 10. Stanley cinity for a number of years. Later have given the contract for bu.ildint in life she went to Toledo, where she their new brick school to Messrs. E married her huriband, who pre -e ded Dinnen and WI-Illam Bristow, Sea. beer a few years ago. Mrs. Rein was forth. Thr old frame school wa a person well -'liked by all, jolly and 'built 47 years ago by Mr. Dinnen5 ligbtt-hearted, which was shown by father. -Rev. ,C. A. Mustard, of To her smile in 'tniuble as wellas in van to, will prea'c'h here next Sunday joy. She leaves to mourn her toss duly 30th, at the usual hours. M.T two, boys and two giros, Clifford, of no doubt, is one of our own boys and b no doubt but their will be a Baaf^, Detroit; Lyle, Joseph, Nina and YP. con e s: Georgia in Toledo, also two brothers � ganon mit to hear him.-Mi and two sisters, William, of Hibbert, Irene Snider and Miss Anna M. Haugl Walter, of Buffalo; Sister Mary 'are attending Summer School nea Sophia. St. Joseph's Convent, Toronto Kincardine this week. We wisth then ams Mrs. Farrell Ros,sney, of Buff- a pleasant outing -Mr, David Touegl silo. The remains were taken to 'has bought ,a house and lot team, My Toledo, where interment took place William 'Douglas. 'MT. and Mrs on Tuesday. Tough intend coming to our vi 9sag, too l'i've. We welcome them to ou STAFFA midst -Mr. P. Moffat, who has beer teaching in Baird'B School in Stanle: Notes. -The Ladies' Guild of Grace for the past few years, has been en Church. Staffa, will meet at the home .gaged to teach as Principal of th of Mrs. James Miller, On W'ertnesd'ay Dashwood school, and Miss Ida Tay afternoon, Ausgust 2nd, at 2 ism. -]or, of Motherwell, a former teacher Rev. E. Rs,alston and a party of ,has been engaged for the coming young ladies left on Wednesday for year. The section has been very for Goderich, Where they will attend the tunate ,in securing the services o sumemer school. -Mr. Stewart Me- Mgrs Taylor, as she is ,an excellden Vey has gone stn St- Marys where he teacher.-Cong•ratulati'ons are extend will] take a course at barbering. He ed to Miss Millis, teacher of No. 3 will be nilssed here by his young Tucyk,imi ith, and pup>is, as her Wirral, A-iendts, as he was a favorite. jMiss class of s'ix pupils passed suaxesafulq• Reba Kerslake has secured a school their Entrance examination. Mis, in Blanshard' Township and will eom- Me,llis is certainly an ideal toacher. mence duties When school re -opens. -Miss Bella McLellan will teach the ,-------- Cromarty school next term. - Mrs. McKILLOP I1es'iie IButsart'ts c7 -ass for Ewxarrca Successful Tearher.-Miss Heste all passed -with homyrs.-Miss Doris Gnd'kin, of Blenheim, Principal n Lawson, Stratford, is visiting her Fourth Line Selsool, rereive.d wort sister, Mrs. W. O'Eri•en.-Mir. and that out -Of a class of nine Entrants Mrs. Dllintt and children visited at ,pri,pi.ls, all passed, five taking hrmors the horse of Mr. and Mrs. A. Norris Miss Hazel Green, one of therm, re. over Sunday -Mss. Robert T,Mncnston rei.wd the Doherty Scholarship for is prolonging her visit, while hes hers- Kent County, w'hidh was a fifty d•olLa band has rebi-med to Hamilton. -Mr, goldpiece. Miss Godkin's sAonl ail - and Mfrs. Thnmlas Reeves, Windsor. so captured the Sirathcona prize fn are vis'iltors of the homers of Messrs. ,p'hsysiral cii,Kure. Wer wish to con William and Archie Jeffery. Mr. gratvlate .Miss Godgcin on her sue and Mm. Verner and babe, of Strat- cess. . fiord, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sad Death. -A very sari death oc A. Miller. --Mrs, H. Norris, Sr., and eurre d at the SPafort.h Dios'pital or daughtelr, of Mitehelq, formerly of Friday mlorninV last, when John Ar Staffa, have gone too California with bhur, the five months old son of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Piper. and Mrs. Wiiii-am A. Kerr, passer --- away following an ..peratinn. He hal BLYTH previously been a stmnp, healthy Notes Miss Mir), of Tewswtater, is child and had mtlrown no signs ( igO the guest of Mrs. F. G. Kershaw.- •ness untid Thursday at noon. Thr Miss Joan, sires is visiting friends in 'asbtarfle developed son rpriekly and waa Seaforth and Tuckersinbth. - Mr. I so 'acute thdt gxe was tarken to the Lorne Delle is spending his hol'idayra 'hm'Pistat where an o•perativ,n was F.eumd ae:ie tY;ra'y, bt{t tFUK, b www. !aided to `eave ,Ube ng life, Tire :laaaaral ,was U44:: fra'pr the home of • his grandfather, MT.^ John L. Kaft, adjoining -Seafgrth, on Sunday after noon tb the Mraltlandbank Cemetery. The sincerest sympathy of c�my friend's is extended to Mr. and visa. ' Kerr in their madden and sad bereave- ment. The Caunoil.-On Monday, July 24th the Mc,Killop Cosul i!% met at ten oVock a.m. in the Carnegie Library Hall, Seaderth, for general business, With the following ,present: Reeve F. J. McQuaid; OounctAlors John Dodds, Dan Regelle, F. Bruce Medd' and Ed. Horan. The mCnultes of the last nice',- ing were read and corrPormed. Moved by John Dodds. secondedbbyy Ed. Horan, that the aonncLd ratti6y and endorse the aga'eemeut entered into between the council and McDonnell Baas., contractors, and Lawrence Crowley guarantor, and also be- tween Lire council and George Leon- herdt, conitractor and Jbhn I.eoe- hartitt, guarantor. -Carried. 'Moved by Fid. Horan, seconded by John Dodds, that the sleek be ittatruoted tl advertise tier tenders on a Bat- ton No. 2 Municipal Drain in the Mi'behel'1 Advesbate, Bmussels Post., and Seadloreth Expositor and News, tenders to be opened at 2 oWsack p -m. on Tylonday, August 21st, 1922, at the Curnkgie Library dia1116 Seaforth- Carried. Moved by Daniel Regele, stc'onded by Ed. Doran, that the clerk eomtpvle the Johnston and Irvine Drain debentures At The nate of 5 per c nt. per annum for 10 years, and that the Reeve and Treasurer be empowered to s,*l said debentures -to the Fravincial Treasurer.-sCatvaed. Moved by F. Bruce Medd, seconded by Daniel' Regale, that the clerk co,m- pi'lo the Canada Co, Drain Debentures at a rate of 5 per cent. per annulm for ten years, and that the Reeve and Treasurer be empowered to sell said debentures to the Provincial, Treasurer, - Carried. Moved by Daniel Regale, seconded by F. Bruce Medd, that the Clerk be instmIL-ted to prepare an amending by.:lsw ori the ..Murray-,Lam'b Municipal Drain, adding law costs incurred' by appeal against bylaw of 'the Township of Grey. -Carried. Moved by Edward Horan, seconded by le. Bruce Medd, that it is necessary Chat Al path- mmaster 'lists ,be returned by the 15th day of August, and also that the Secretaries of School Boards have their requisitions in the clerk's hand's by August ,15tai, 1922. -Carried. Moved by Edward Horan, seconded by Daniel Regele, than the council ad- journ to meet in the Carnegie 'Hall, Seaftrrth, on Monday, August 21st, 1922, at ire ,o'clook p.m.--Jolhn iie. Nay, Clerk. North End Notes. -Rye join a cor- re.spondenk in The Expositor of last week in conveying expressions of sympathy to the ,relatives of the date Mrs. Kistmer, nee Miss Maggie Hul- ley. Of all sad deaths there is none as sad as that of a mother Who heaves a very young child. -Rev. MT. Rob- inson, the new pastor in Wtaltton circuit, attracts good congregations at Bethel Church, and the organist and mashers of the choir Bra their parts very well. -As news which would be interesting to your readers 45 somewhat scarce .in the north end, : we will give some incidents of berry picking. A young maiden had just returned from the berry patch. Said I to her, "How did .you get on to- day." "I didn't get ,n%ny borries," she said, "and the rrwsq,uitoes bit ane all over sty legs and a wasp stung me." I thought I would ego berrying myself one day, although not as young as I used to be. I hied me across the fields and abootvt 'half way be- tw-eer, the i0tlh 'and 12th dines I found a good, -sized berry patch. An elderly . i tadey and her pretty little grand- daughter of five or six summ errs were there and with the aid of a couple o1 young lade lead got a good sized pail .well filled. "We made a start at 7 o'clock this morning, far" .it is the early bird. that gets the wort," sht said. "Bort," said I, "*'hat about the poor unfbxtunate worm." She either did not hear me or else did not heed me, flor she again repeated the story ' about the cleverness of the bird which gat down off its perch in the eerily morn. I saw some nice !berries close aP, ,o to an old brush he Which 1 s think was placed there at the time aw-rtiiPl down the the Kelly's h'ad tits s 12th :line. I golt partly on the brust � pile to reach the berries, and ;heard a peculiar hmemmin,g and buzzing be- neath, and soon a number of winged creatures came out in battle array I retreated in good order but found 1 I was being pursued. There was woth- ing for it but fight and it was ben to one, I being the one, and, my only weapon of defence was a sort fell 'hat. Had it ,been a straw 'rat, it would have been sadly in need' orf re- : 'pairs When the co'nfli'ct was over', n When the bumlble bees darted for any head and face I swatted therm good and hard, and it ended in a draw, rawly the bees had ,got eme away from their nest and home without any prospect of my returning that day In the mddist of the struggle I wished myself back in Toronto where there ' are no wi,td raspben•ies to -pick, or bumble .bees to ,terrify people. I then took a walik over to she other side of the. tpateh and met a Lady and snme -kids, who had' come from a dl.:tance. The lady complained; she` said Ube villains of storekeepers had raised the price sof sugar away up. "Have they done that?" said f. "Yes," she said, "'they have just combined too rob peapbe." I then told, ,her of my adventuTr with t'he bees and she said she 'tad' seen a snake over there. The kiddies then' chipped in, telling all about the snake, its color, its dimensions, and the naughty way it had of :4£{b'king nut its tongue.. I told the lady it would have been worse had .it been a irrouse. "Sure - I ly," said .she., "there are not mice in the berry patch. if I thought there were mice -running narrund I would not he here." D said I was we'd aware of that. I then s -tan -ted home wiltJh srrly berries, added some water and some sugaT, codkede for Ban (hour and had a dandy stew. Who vmugdn't live nut in the country where -there are strawberries and raspber- ries -free as air, just for the pictkin:r, " Vatj avasps, to and numlble rraglte6 'u other rep_ ilea and vEap Wn for diversion. � ^� Union Fiefnic. The wmulk union ricuiic of the Presbyterian and Motho- list Sab3rath Schools was huead in Roll's Grove, o little over a mile wast ofour Wilage, on the Zur'irlh Road, rn Thursday afternoon last. These vas a very good' attendances land the lay being very favorabste, a .most en- ioyable time was spent in the usual .porus of erwti'nbing, baseball, kfames and rates, tthe summramy of the Taces being urs faltuws: Boys .under fisve- H, Tinny, Ross Ramrie, R. Pass - mom; girls tinder 5 -MW Wlarrener, B. Troyer, 1gSangster; hogs under eight. --A. l*f, Keith Campbells, T. 6mkle; gid$, under 8--tS. Pfaff, G. Paeamlorls, 3„ 4indenfredd; bays under 10-M OW W. Joy'nt- girls under10-A. IrUn&miiold, S. Ingram, N. Hardie- bolya under 12-H. Joymt, L. WhtbeaIdea,'M. Boyle; •girls under 12 -i BllaicMwell, 0. M'amhal'l, C. Wolf; boys ever 12 anti -under 1&-L. Joynt, R. Rivers, J. Mt-Dorrald; gir'Ls ever 12 and under 16 -ii. Blackwell, F. 'Pearce, Miss Hardie;-t,s-ys over 15 Rb 16-F.11 Cantedon, S, Rannie, A. Smith; girds 15 to 1"ean Elder, V. Marshall, G. Chapman, young -ladies' race- nt' Lara Johrurton. Helen Elders Jean Hardie; tmaim-1 ladies' race -Mrs.' James Sangster; lilm. T. Troyer, Mors. C. Clramberlaii:; boys three Legged .race - Raysmemd Rivers and Casey Hudson, Feris 0autelon and Herbie Hogga'rth-, •grr: three aegged race- Lawra Johnston and Frances ,Peirce; AliceHardie and Laura McConnell Helen and Jean Dkter; dadietw' hall ,throwing -Mr•, Jas. Sangster, Miss Evelyn Shortt, Mrs. Tinney. In the baseball awtchbetween the married men and the single, the single men won out by n•arly double runs. The game was very vatisfactorr'I1y referred by Mir. Edward Sheffer. The com- mittee in clharge of the -picnic did their part we'I and the ,picnic was m ru'ch enjoyed, and alll felt much in- debted to the 1;t -ll 'Family for ,the use of their 'fine woods, mill dam and 'igrounds, 'whir•h added so ar&dh to the -pleasure of t'h, occasion. The booth, conducted by 11 r. R. Donaldson, gro- cer, of .this vi;lage, was well :patron- ized through -wt. ,the afternoon and men•ing and r-ur Reeve, Mr. A. Smith, who was prt ,•nt, ,kindilsy treated a1'1 the crowd' wr.• wished, to ice cream or soft dr^inik..i. Briefs -The farmers in this section are nialting ge.e-d headway with their ,harvesting, an,] the yieflel is V. 1e'ndid. -The Rax pu'lers are now at work and with th?, targe acreage it means a lot of employ=runt and good wages -Mors. Fra,,-� 's dwelling on Mill Street is 7ookink fu.e with a nice fre.'L mat or two of print. -Our high schoul. or, continuatLer. class students madt a fine showing in the recent exam -ii tions, and w,• are pleased stv report that the ew-tinuation class will be continued after the holida". Mr Kerr, of Sexf„rth, has been engagec as teacher f,er the continuation class Our public schoal students have els( made a flue showing. -Mass Emim'r Johnston is spending a couple o; weeks witt'h • relatives and friends it Windsor OA Detroit. -Mrs. R. Bon. thron .has returned front visiting rel, atives in Luck now. --Mr. and Mrs. J McMartin an'd family, wLit have beer visiting for •several weeks with rela tives land friends in different plak•es have returned to their .home in Barrie -Miss Doxy Sherribt is nursing a present at Orediton. Miss Mardi Hunter, accomtpaatied' her step -sister Miss Hunter, who 'has been visitinf relatives .here for several wccks, [- Bayfield and spent a few nays then with her. - Mrs. (Dr.) llardio, o this village, a'few days ago, rect,ives the sad intelligence of the death o her farther, Dr. H. Crocker, of Ti,' snn (burg, and ,together with her hu:banil attended the sfunet'al.-IMr. and Si r, D. Ferguson and children, of Tornnty who ,were here visiting Mr. and Mrs D. Grasmic:k, Mots. Fergnrson's parents have returned to the cLty after a ver ,pleasant visit bere.-Mr. E. G. Cwt more and his sister, Miss Beatrice both of Toronto, are . visiting thei ,parents here, ac'com-panied by alis L.ed r of Toronto. -Miss 1 ?I H I Meyers, of Toronto, was here thi k corning ondin • o attend the funeral o g tl her grand -father, the late Thos. Shst r ri,bt. Two of Mr- Sberri•tt'., slaugh ters, dram. the West, also ,gut her in time for .the funeral, as well a 'his son, Thomas, who, was in th West at the, Mime of his accident. - The petition for the cement l,,tvin, of our Main Street is being l.argel. signed and at date of writing it woul appear that more than the roluire names will be secured, as ,our ,llai street requires attending w and •.h paving Would not cost very mvuc more ithan any other method of gout ting it in proper shape. This springy it ,was almost impass'abhe at the oas end and was characterized as th worst mad of any .place. -Mfrs. R Cudmxore is in -fir anter visiting he sons and daug+hteirs there and intend Tomal.inin.g for a couple of weeks. - Mr. and Mrs, E. O. Jones, of Clande boye, who were 'here spending a wee'. or so ,with their rellahives, Mr. an, Mrs. .7. E. Simpson, 'have returned. - Messrs. Jim and Art McArthur, o Ingersoll, and Miss Annie Gilchrist of Landon, called on friends an, relatives in Hansali on Sunday 'lass -Rev. Mr. G. W. Rivers and Tamil are spending 'a cawpte of weeks' holi days at Port Frank. -Rev. J. A. Mc Connell intends taking -his mouth' holidays in. August and, 'other minis term will conduct services at the usua hours on Sunda(ys-Mr. and rvfm. F J. Wickwire :last week attended 'barge picnic in St. Marys of th. White family. -Mrs. Lorne Scott ant son, Jark, and daughter, Miss Marion are visiting Mrs. Scott's p'aren:ts, Mir and Mrs,. G. C. Petlty.-Mi,ss 'Ha,tti, Mk -,Queen, a nurse in training at Vise traria DloepitAq, is spe'nd'ing her vacs. Lion here -Miss Nellie Carmichae has returned from a week's holiday: with herr uncle ,arid aunt in St. Marrys -Mr. Ross, jeweller, has returned tr his home in Whitby and Mr. Brown of St. Catharines, is taking Chia jolters here.--M.lsA S. McDone$1, of Exeter anA her aidter, M'r's. L. H. Dickson, 14 ing Goderich, were in the village eigr- ing the past week visiting their bro- ther, John F. McDonedl. - Mr. and Mrs.) ,G• A. BAcDonedl and daughters, Misses Dorothy and Miadmd, are in their cottage at the lakeside near For- est, --Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan Brave been visited by their eon John, of London, and Miss Jessie, of Went- ford.--4Mrs. Garlock and thrllimn, of Detroit, are visiting Mr. Thos. Cook, Mus. Garlolok's father. -Mrs. R. Mc- Neill, of Consort, Alta., is here visit - Ing her father, Mr. Robot. J. Dr•yselate, Who continues very 111, and her bro- ther, 'Mlat',k ,DriysdaiLe.-The Misses Emr'ose and Helen Drew, of Detrloit, are visiting their cousin, Mrs. N. P. Wearwener.-Mr. W. J. brow, of Gude- rloh, and his bride, were here this week visiting ,Mrs. Warrener, Mm: Drew's sister. -Mr. and Mrs. Danby ani nveuttbers of the fantuly, are vla- iting relatives and friends in Hensall and vicinilry.-lMm. MAton Or•bwein and Mrs. Ortwelm and .little son have been hoifdarying ,here with their rela- tives and were accompanied Back to' ,London by Moe. J. A. d'satemon, Mr. Outwein's sister. -Mrs. J. ,H. Ross in writing ,to friends, reports a splendid trip thus Bar in co* pany With Mrs. If. McGregor, on .their wav to the West and other parts. --,MT. and Mrs. Robert Jarrett, of Geaferth, visited relatives hero on Sunday, last. -Mies Maude Poster was in Sea'forth on Sunday last attending the funeral of her sister, Mrs. W. Keels infant son. The Late Thomas Sherritt-'We bave to chronicle this week the death of one of the pioneer residents and bust known men in •these parts, in the person of ,the late Thomas Sher- ritit, of -this village, as we mentioned In a former issrue, met with a paim- Rd accident a ditble over a week ago and -which resulted in his death. Ae -we mentioned, Mr. Sherritt art, the advanced age of over 87 years, with 'his acoustromed energy, was nualring atom .in the barn loft for a 'large quantity of hay and was arranging a passage for the ropes When in cross- ing sure beams 'he slipped and Meal theavity to the floor, striking the oat bin and same timbers in his fail, which left some 'four or five deep wounds on 'his body, 'AMbwing the ,heavy f>atB, and after geeing conveyed home and medical aid quickly sum- moned he loved for a week, but dur. ing the last day or so was unconscious. The deceased, 'was born in Lachute, Que.,some sixty ? rini les rrotth of Montreal, of Irish parents. At the age of 'four he moved with his ,par- ents to Goderich, via London Road, where he lived for six months, com- ing down 'the 'take to Bayfield in a fishing 'boat. The family after mov. ed to a bush farm in the Township of Stanley. .He celebrated the first 24th of May at Bayfield that was .held in Bayfield and carried the first Orange flag that was unfolded in the County of Huron. During his young- er days he worked for sixteen years in Michigan and other States in sane mills, lumber woods and in sailing on the takes. He was married at the age of 34 to Mary .Jane Caoper, who still survives him, and from. that time on farmed continuously in the Township of Stanley, until he sold his farm adjoining the vtblage of Blake and purchased' the fine farm of the taste James McArthur, adjoin. ing our vid'lage at the east, some 12 years ago, which he owned at the time of his death and worked with help aAhsough some few years ago he had a 'fine brick dwelling bui'1•t for him on Richmond Street South, where she passed away on Thursday of last week, in 'his 87th year. Mr. Sherritt was a remarikaboly strong and , smart man for his years and had al_ ways enjoyed a great fund of health and strength and was physically one of the 'ablest men in his township and feared no ibe. But while ag- grdsive, when he thought occasion called for it, he was -at the samxe time very soCeialifty inclined and was a good conversationalLst, and was very casp- able and sbtrewd in business mutters . and had amassed a nice suer of money ' with which 'he purchased dargely of Victory Bonds, not only as an invest- , meent, but also to ,help the Govern - r sent, as he was very -loyal to Great Britain and Ivor Monte%. In polistics he as a n ere 2t an 'n' w Cos ve d x religion p g ann 1 'an back A g rc and to k a great in- [ terest in mattersertainin to both P g and having travelled 'a good dead. in his earlier years, made him very in- teresting in conversation, and lie had t n wonderful memory for events which .had occurred and enjoyed meeting his - friends and having long chats with them. He leaves •his widow and ten ' daughters ,and one son, their names I being is fiallows: MTs. Win. Calvedl, i of Sovereign, Sask.; Mrs. Charles I Meyers, tof Blake; Mrs. Robert Scotch- '- mere, of Bayfield; Mrs. S. B. Irwin, I of Hi,llsbaro, N. Ddkota; Mrs. Harry Sperling, of Medicine Lake, Montana; Mrs. C. E. Butler, of Bedthold, N. L Dakota- Mrs. john Turner, of Olin- ' ton; Mns. J. I. 'Spartling, of S•lierwood, North DA ta; Mrs. Wesley Caldwell, err eI,istlowel; Miss E. Dara Sherritt, at home, and one son, Mr. Thomas - Sherritt. The funereal service, held on Sunday afternoon from the home t here, was vetiy .largely attended, many I of the neighbors ,from the fonmer Ehome of the deceased attending, as .well as throughout the district, and was cortdlucted by Rev, Mr. Nay,l'er, I of 'St. Paul's Angliban Church, assist- . ed by Rev. Mr. McConnell, Mr. Nayge,r , alluding to -the very interesting ren. . versations he had held with the de- ceased Tegard,in,g the life to come and t which the deceased ohararterized as the al'l 'important issue Of 'life, and I the only thing that reably counted.i . The .pads bearers were: Mr. .James A. t Bol'1, Mr. Aldred' Tayqor, MT. R. Motr- • risen, MT. D. A. Cantelon, ,Mr. Wm. 1 Consi-tt and Mr. Wm. Dougall. The floral tributes were:mbiny and be'au- tiful. The remlains were interred in the Bayfield Cemetery. The deceas- . ed has three brothers surviving: Wil. . liar,, of Stephen; John, of St. Mtarys; and Aaron, of Minnesota, and -twn misters. Mrs. Orrttendon, of Lmdan, and Mrs. Nell, of Walton. Mr. H•any Down, Detective of London, accorn. partied by hiss wife, who are rcastives of the deceased, mtntnred M attend The funeral. DRESS ` "-,�`.-...'.'� SHOES For Summer Wear4—��, SIII �, it *1 -, r-, I . . aefiraement and Style are very asplIMMI t in, all oar flee ,W Dress Footwear. We are showing the mosid” On, which tfig *dust.. of Correct Shoe Fashion has iptaoed tblk st:arnp of aippatuv,SQ, Flia' ,Summer 'wear, we have an assortMent of L wictrt SWer8 tw ,carrot Mall to •please, emlbracing as it does, AN tke 'Dodiubr"e"tj6 at most aberdeoate pr'lees. A few of our'lgadlag Um is constant deml'and ade:•--. Ladies' Patent Oolt BucMe srttrap $uppers 'whir low beels at $4.$6 11 'Ladies' Patent Colt ,two -strap Pumps wJith anedlmat hese6a, at $4.60 'Lad'ies' fine black drid trwlo strap Shppers ,wil b 'Prov bells, at $8.90 Jladies' fine black kid Oxfords rwith draw 'heels, at ..... $8.50 Ladies' brawn icatlf buckle strap Pumps with low lhools, at $8.90 Two New Linea, Just Arrived: Ladies' Patent Colt Sandal Pumps with side buckle and the new Spanish heed, at .............. .......... .........'W:50 Ladies' Patent Colt two strap Pumps •wildh Baby Laois holds. .$6.60 THE GRACIA SHOE AT $6.00 A PAIR IThe Gracia is a high tg'radeshore ata moderate price. Madeof choice materials and beautifihtly finished, it m,dkes an instant appeal to every an looking for Smlart Fdotwerar. We have the worn Gracia in the popular 'bwo•stralp style in 'Paiervt or''Kid leathers and iq the buckle strap style in patent leather. One price, $6.00 the pair. !Wa&��I - jr4&& 0 . 'L � • a SEAAWTH TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Dominion Stores Ltd SEAFORTIi THE CHAIN GROCERY STORES OF CANADA Gilletts Lye Brunswick 2 tins ISardines29C14 25c for .............. tins 2 Tins Best Pink Salmon, 25e at................ ......... � The Western Fair 24C LONDON, ONTARIO September 9th to 16th, 1922 8, . ;-1, -%d":J q5L ,% s C WESTERN ONTARIO'S POPULAR EXHIBITION 30C $38,000 IN PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS 4C EVERYTHING to EDUCATE and Amuse -NOTHING to OFFEND Exhibits of all Kinds. Speed Events. 5C Calf and Yearling Competition. .1 Dog Show. Auto Races, Saturday, 16th. Music all the time 2C Wonderful Programme Twice Daily: Fireworks Every Night C. A. Wortham's Shows on the Midway. Something doing all the time ADMISSION: 9th, 11th, 15, 16th, 25c. 12th, 13th, 14th, 50e. a 37C ChBl'dren Free on Monday, Sept, l It'h. All information from Secretary -.....17,75 1214 hounds all 00 Thi week we are Sugar for....... l paying for eggs... J. H. SAUNDERS, President. A. M. HUNT, Secretary. 1, �- PAY CASH AND PAY LESS Dominion Stores Ltd SEAFORTIi THE CHAIN GROCERY STORES OF CANADA Gilletts Lye Brunswick 2 tins ISardines29C14 25c for .............. tins 2 Tins Best Pink Salmon, 25e at................ ......... � ._ ._... 1 Pound Tin Baking Powder, 24C at.............. .................... 1 Pound Special Blend Tea, at...................................4Q C pertin .................. ........ Sani-Flush, 30C 1 Pound Parowax, 4C at.................. .. 1 Pound Ready -cut Macaroni 5C at............ ..................... .1 1 Package Silver Gloss Starch, 2C per package ...........................1 2 Packages Benson's Corn Starch for................ ..................Z4C Machine Sliced Bacon Perpound................,............................ a 37C Redpath or St. Lawrence Sugar �f Percwt.............................................1 -.....17,75 1214 hounds all 00 Thi week we are Sugar for....... l paying for eggs... B PAY CASH AND PAY LESS ,c,,, l,. r. , , ., - .,, . �_. s n, e.. 1', ?lf. '6S rsdLti .lel ai r`rri iWei'.NGWa3vAd,',kn'6 aNxSui,".a' iutdaa5aiK n?k :s4n.NN&Lom t�.i,ee.,ae, ..,x. �..:.e.w�«..•:w.;eiuzw..• .t. .a.,rrtrds�nsarli3�,40l,, W. r t r•yi�M�' � 1'U,"i •