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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1924-07-11, Page 4tAi 44 4. --one alkaline IVirs. 4ks 3Ve 1‘,14M" tglinfted, mils= Baker. Misa . of Bbeth, spent the Mr. and' Kre. W. 1 F. O'Brien attended erion9ft Missionary Commit. ?gibe in London on Friday. ' ItlitnEY tes.-Dliss Alice Hall and Kiss One Cowman, from Chicago, ' are , eneoding this week anunigst friends inge.-Word was received here last -week thet Mr. Joe Eckert, of Detroit, had the misfortune to fall off a house bee was shingling, a distance of 20 feet, -the scaffold coming with him. Fortenately no bones were broken, but he came off with a severe shaking up, and w,e are pleased to learn that he expecte to be at work again this week and be able to return for the threshing eeason.-Misses Melva and Agnes Eckert, who spent a few days with-fziends in Kitchener and Niagara Falls, have returned home again. -BEECHMOOD Notes.-MreJoseph Horan and Mr. Robert McGrath motored over from Detroit last week for a few holidays and returned again on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. John ,Feeney, of Strat- ford, visited at the "home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Horan Over Sunday. -Mr. J. Cairns, of Syracuse, N. Y., is vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Moylan. -Mr. Leo Bicknell, of Brockville, is spending the holi- days at his home here. -Mr. George E. Holland is having a new steel roof put on his barn on the Flannery farm. After he znakes a few improvements on the house he will have an up-to- date fame. CHISELHURST Notes. -Mrs. Mitchell and daugh- ter, of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, Mrs. Mit- chell being a sister of Mrs. G. Chem- bers.-Mr, Wesley Vezmor and Clif- ford Brin 'triell met -with an unfortun- ate accident While playing baseball at Staffa last,Friday night. A high fly was battedout and while catching it they ran into'each other. Mr. Ven - lien's cheek bone was broken in, while Wan Brintnell got a shaking up. -Mr. 'Thomas ILirris met with an accident last week. • While loading a heifer he get his foot caught in the rope and was thrown on his left shoulder, with the result that his shoulder was die . - located. He is able to be out again after being under the doctor's care. . DUBLIN Notes. -Mr. James Riehl and Miss Alice, his daughtet, are enjoying it neir Chevrolet coupe. -Mr. and Mrs. Lairrenee134ate.,-were,the gtiests of Mrs. C. Beale and Miss Mary Beale last week. -Mr. and Mrs. Benninger and -children, of Goderich, spent last Sunday with Mrs. M. J. Benninger. - Mrs. Michael Connolly, of Bornholm, ha,s gone -to BelgraLve to visit his sis- ter, Mrs. Patrick Gibbon.-Strawlber- riee, • home -grown in Hibbert town- ship, are plentiful at two boxes for 25c. -Arthur and Alfred Dalton, of Kingsbridge, are visiting at the home of -Mrs. M. J. Benninger. -Mr. D. M. Sullivan, M.A., of Medicine Hat, vis- ited at ErinLodge, Logan, the home of Mrs. J. J. McCarthy clueing this month. -Mrs. B. Feeney announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Thereso, to Mr.- Dan Cos- tello, the marriage to take place this menth.-Dr. and Mrs. Simpkins have left Dublin. They will be sorely miss- ed in this neighborhood. Dr. Trainor of London, is the succeror to Dr. Simpkins. WALTON Notes. -Mrs. R. J. Taylor and daughter, Lois, of New York City, are at present visiting at Mrs. Nay - lot's mother, Mrs. William Hackwell, Walton. -Mrs. James Mowbray and three sons a Detroit, were recent visitors at the homes of Mrs. Alex. Gardiner and Mrs. John Mowbray.- 1Vnester Carl Mowbray is extending his visit with his grandmother. -Miss Mary McDonald is spending her va- cation at the home of her pare-nts, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. Mr. James F. Hackwell, who has been suf- fering from complication of troubles is not gaining very speedily, we are sorry to state. -The annual g-ardem party of Presbyterian church was a howling success. The proceeds amounted in the neighborhood of five hundred and thirty-five dollars. -Mrs. ,John Buchanan and daughter, Mary, are at present visiting friends in De- troit -Mrs. Ernest Scat and three ehildren, of Lucknow, are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Gard- iner -A number of people of Bethel and Walton Methodist church enjoy- ed A picnic party to the lake at Bay - 'field on Tuesday. ---We are sorry to report that Mr. Wm. Sho-rtreed who lives west of the village, kg still in very poor health. -Members of Wal- ton Orange Lodge will go to Gonerich to :celebrate on July 12th. They hope for favorable weather. -The new sehoOl house will be ready for occu- pation after summer vacation. -John Faiton, of Boston, was visiting at the parental home and with other rel- atives and friends. It is twentyve -years since he was here. His father will:goon be 94 years of age and his mother 84 years. ---,Mr, and Mrs. R. Med left for Vancouver receetly. They iietend staying for a year. Miss term accompanied them as far as Ttegr'na.-The is Making good headway. quite a number iii the vil- lage intend having their houses. wired. Otilet fights; would lieit Ateat eon- Verdenee ter the pelellee makee ate tvailf.thentaidtiarge Mr. ,frbel Glad Metes. t dlot- eafkithr, x aM4a 1, Me. ne tidd ag!the ajfihe ,llqt p,m044 We Ineter,i4, Wien R. tri47,,, 4914' aaaliatO -,. bee laist 4 COW wq:, 4 -.vivid* mon t nor; clearle§ 45p 0 Loa, 104#4 qrming, *bey ellterigkkotY ,. Ito,46, crowd to donOroog AA 'Iiillsrr74.3e,4 x4p:,1 imtil the wee sum' laatIV-1 'Aitt4tor --inTleee'l oanhIer enjoyed then's:ell-nee enteinlneSPY Knatardi--._ compliments were inane 1a0 4denene vpd A. . W. Wu Mn. Wm. Staples as genera* :hest and hostess. • DUBLIN Presentation -On Friday evening, July 4th, the members of the 3unior Choir of St. Patrick's church and the pupils of the entrance class of the Separate school gathered togethen to bid farewell to Mother M. Anestasia, who has been their teacher for the past seven years. They presented her with an ivory clock and the following address: "Reverend Mother M. An- astasia. Dear Mother. -With very grateful hearts we come to you to- day to thank you for your kind and zealous work for us. Ours has ben a very great privilege. We have join- ed the saints in heaven to sing the praises of God. We have spoken for the hearts of men and petitioned the bounty of God. We have mourned for the souls of the suffering and im- plored the mercy of God, andnwho showed us, who are but children, the way to accomplish such great things, but you, dear Mother, who taught us to use our voices in the service of God and of His holy church. We - thank you with all our hearts, and the pupils of your Entrance Class join with us in begging you to believe that we shall ever remem:ber your kindness to us and your work for us, and in earnestly asking you never to forget in your prayers the choir and pupils of Dublin Separate School." CROMARTY School Report -The following is the repoet of the examination held in June for School Section No. 6, Hib- bert. Those /marked with (II.) took honours. Those marked with an asterisk failed but were promoted: - To Sr. IV. -Elsie Ritchie, 823 (11); Archie Hoggarth, 762 (IL); Grace McLaughlin, 760 (II.); Verde Gard- iner, 745 (H.); Winona Norris, 636; *Kenneth Kleinfeldt, 530. To Jr. IV McKaig, 666 (Hne. Jean Mc- Laren, 615 (H.); Carl Walker, 529. To Sr. HT. -David Ritchie, 769 (H.); Harold Gardiner, 614; Rena McLaren, 572; Leonard Houghton, 517. To Jr. III -Vera Allen, 537; Norman Park, 503; John Houghton, 491; Marjorie Kleinfeldt, 471; Gladys Kay, 444; *Alma Muxworthy, 281. To Sr. II - Margaret Allen, Lindsay Gardiner, John McDougall, Charles Light. To Jr. II. -Dorothy Melaren, Beryl Nor- ris, Alvin Crawford: To Sr. Primer -Margaret Ritchie, Anthony Allen, Isabel Park. Jr. Primer. - Frank Scott. Total enrolment, 341, -In I. ltecLeLlane Teacher. TUCKERSMITH Get your decorationFinpplies, lanterns and flags, for the' Old Iloys4Vseattie Eros. School Report -The following is tho result of the Promotion Examinee tions in School. Section No. 1, Tucker - smith. Jr. IV to. .Sr. IV -Honors, 675;. Pass, 540, blive Walker, 775 (Hone ; Glenn Bell, 653; Ethel Clark, 630; Ella Pepper, 548; Irene Volland, 544. Jr. III to Sr. III-Honons, 500; Pass, 400: Mildred Forrest, 552 (Hon.); Ethel Pepper 45e; Stewart Pepper, 402; Harold Parker, 401; Rosa Pepper, 292. Sr. ti to Jr'. III - Honors, 485e Pass, 387: Rune Wilkin- son, 513 (Hon.); Clarence Volland, 394; Beatrice Volland, 393. Jr. II to Sr. II -Honors, 470e, PaRs, 315: - Sandy Pepper, 399; 11tonald Walker, 326; Russell Pepper, 121; Wesley Pep- per, 115. Jr. II -Helen Pfaff, Nel- son Pepper, Emma Wurne I. -Har- old Sherritt. Primer - Margaret Bell, Charlie Wilkinson, Edgar Wurm, Harold \ Willard. - R. Broadfoot, Teacher. Notes, - Elizabeth nesday. at the, ho Fisher; on illness. In Bronson L club has b lowers of is in fine s be looked auspices o Lutheran evening, "Is $100 was for Zurich duced agai rate is no the conune The street to sixty lights and been reduc lage can n ranges. -S1 crop in th readily at Many visit visited rel the week e Council meeting o ship of H Hall, Zuri All the m minutes o were adopt 1924, re 51 third time Court of closed. Tli John Penli Creek was referred :to Township was made a lease to ing Lot 1 ship, for land to be Noah Sara man on w proving with Eng work be possible. ship of Ha ment with installatio Zurich Ce block, and be supplies Deitz, Wh the switch to the old Deitz to m Sufficient Tneasurer perform:an following Dr. J. W. tax -j° Hosp Melick, ce Aldworth, 2 and 3, wheeled s pan, sheet, ward, $398. pit, $12; pit, $11.25 and gradi cleaning di Carlson Te $189.79; N plies, $151. toils, April Deitz, 3 m Mclsaac, 3 balance sal hagen, Jr., cil adjourn day, Auus -A. F. II (Too Notes. - another fir if not disc would hay damage. in the pre Milliken, el ers, and an before it much dame Mr. W. G. aged. Bot insured and of the Lad churchre,M Zurich Ban was brough pi tal, Isondo Although that he wil in the cours Kinnon has gaged in b the new bus -Mr. S. D new block on the bric Mr. C. H. branch of Mr. E. E. S , of the Vill BAYFIELD When you are in Rayfield on the 16th be sure and get some of the bargains at F. A. Edward's Store. You never saw better values for your money than will then be offered in Dress Goods, Waists, Skirts, Sweaters, Men's Overalls, Smocks, Khaki Pants, Shirts, etc., at money saving prices. Breezes. -With fine weather there and water. promises to be a record crowd at Bayfield on Wednesday, July 16th, the day of the Ford picnic. A splen- did programme of sports, to be held -A straw on the square, has been issued. About the Town five hundred dollars worth of prizes evening, Ju are offered, and there will be keen contests. Ample provision for serv- ing meals is being gn,ade by the hotels and churches. Be sure and come.- Rev. B. L. Colclough, Misses Lucy being a pa Woods and Flo3r Edwards returned Monday from the summer school at 1. St. Thomas. -Miss Alice Stinso-n has doctor's ca been home from Toronto for a short visit. -Mr. and Mrs. George Reid are here from Saskatchewan visiting their parents. -Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Erwin and daughter, Pauline, of Prince Al- bert, Sask., are here for a visit. It is fourteen years since Mr. Erwin left ayfield and he sees. many changes. -Miss Maud . Sterling, of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, of Sault Ste. Marie, have been visiting duty for a Mrs. :Sterling. -The cottages are be- ing filled now, every day numbers his absence coming to spend their vacation by Lake Huron's shore, and to enjoy the Grand Bend health -giving breezes. Golf Links Opeeed.-The golf links were opened on July 1st, when about one hundred people were present and the promoters, Dr. Newton Brady and Installati Mr. E. H. Johns, received many words Lodge, No. of praise for the way They have work- meeting Fri ed to get the grounds in such good ber of the 11 shape. They' were fortunate in go- and also as curing' Mr. J. 1V1idcl1e" .., -who Wag, as- fellows va.pr sistant to Tem VEIL .er at Oairnoustee, Seefotth ats Scotland, as instructor. Re is one crf Taman, of the .best teaeherg M thig popular eellea. and game. Several games were played. brother, Cid Tea was served by Mrs. Newton 4-4017,j'hig rad and the clulo ited groutitts Reit.Auc Proinotion ,Eitom.-3r, 111 to 84/'.. ..21Itior' were nicely decorated, „ no. •4 et*J *rn ' ‘ ,., ow 'Old Ale- Wk. . lidnen, ,n,i,,rWkbsl'. toside, 'With Ker. sr. 0 4,- Thelnaa ens eowa Lind- Gemehalteicel, ...ene, Primary tie, Xeintila Elliott, Sandy red,rsturgeon, John Wild. V•Sli W9flaler. , . , nq 0 , t .0- , 0. 4 ' . P V , § A ,k'. , 404. ' y• no1ooth . '91T tad' . A iltotao,'..ti,. , ,,' , , :: $00 ..0 ;'4,160001- $00.ttort ' PIP 4i `PA* 444,d 'a heTfit,0,9110^- ing 10.1t!,- 4 mOthen the Ron*, ,O'1614114. frienAS: , ,, "aY good,V3ke te AO KeNwm,„i .,, $efficet tatrelns.f ler the pest ye lio has rateigneet'Itte.' Broadfootea S rs. cooter aroalogod for e social-0Mo for. the' Ohlfhxo's races -andogennee were 01400 in' al). When the Schniers came fOrWard With a .prettily deedrated bagiket, ailed with -gifts forethe teacher, Kiss Mc- Nain WEVR: eqemaletely taken , by per- prise, but heartily thenked`the child- ren and frikinds for their kindness since her short etay with them. Rev. C. -G. Areneur..was present, also Mee. Armour. Ho doade -some well chosen m reerks to the .teacher and schelars, after which a beautiful lunch was served on the, lawn Golden Wedding., -Rev. Mr. Aran- ourdand Mrs.-.A.rznour and Miss Elean- or were among the invited guests at the home of LMr. and Ml' rs. ercy Cole Friday evening, and w-hich was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Sr., in celebration of their golden wedding. Guests to the number a fifty were present. Dinner was served on the lawn, and a most enjoyable time spent by an. Kelly Circle.-IThe Kelly Circle met for their regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon with -twenty-six ladies present, for which our Preen dent was grateful. The devotional part of the Meeting was presided over by Mrs. Walter Moffat. The respon. sive reading was taken from the 14th chapter of John, Miss Beth Forrest taking the napic in chapter six of the . study book. Mrs. Geo. Baird read an article which was of interest to us all. Mrs. (Rev.) W, im m 'Glet and her , two daughters, who have just gradu- ated in Toronto one in Medicine and theother "i\l' two radu- as a Nurse. The g ates were presented with Bibles from R. P. R P McKay, Secretary of Missions each wee, given a purse of gold from Toronto friends. Miss Marthaand McDonald read a item tellingf the b fmn. .. o e inum. er o our . issionane.s who are ine the tone' n field on account eav. - g of ill health. The members decided to have a towel shower in August. Notes. -Mrs. James Turner, . of Chatham is the guest Of Mr and'Mrs. James Allen, Tuckersmith. . inn and Mrs. •Biggart of Port •MCNIcoll, are • *visitors at the home of Mrs. Brock, of the village. -Rev. C. G. Armour preached two fine spiritual sermions Sunday morning and evening I g and a - so sang a beautiful solo with much acceptance entitled "One Day."- The , ' ei . . . , L - choir also eendered a very pleasing anthem entatled "Lord Is It 1 "-Mrs. ' ne , ' John McKenzie, Of the village, is not enjoying good health at 'P - resent. Her - -. . ,- improvement friend s hope that many e may come steon.-Mr. Geo. Swan, C. N. R. Agent, and fanu , 'ly were vis- itors at the hozne of his sister, Mrs. : Ed. Munn toiler :Sunday. -Mr. A. T. Scott, we 'are pleased to.. rela is now able to .ieralk as far- as .1iis than:re . . • : with the aid of crutehes.-Miss Helen Tough, who has been visiting at Mr. J,ames Aitcheson's of McKillon has returned home. -Mrs. Basil O'Rourke is spending a,- 'dans with her par- ents, a C A' ' ne r e a.m.-Miss Ina B. Scott motored nBayfield Sunda id Sunday - • • ' • •Murdockspent ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Plant and other friends. entree C. H. Ham of Hainiltio and Allittle son, yeeari 'v Douglas, are visitors at the home e(cf her father, Mr. lames Swan. - Mrs Bohner is nursing a patient at Bav- v field. Mr. and -Mrs. Hugh Berry en-- teetai ee .. ee r • - Ileu a nu uer of their young friends from gham on Thursday of last week.- n 11 1 Graham, n , . of Seaforth, was visitor with friends • , •: an town over the holiday. - Miss Laura Ross is spending her holidays at the home of her aunt Mrs. W. Ross here. -Miss Emma McDonald, who has been teaching in Delmar° is home for the vacation. Mr. John' Beattie and Mr. John Stewart, of Seaforth, called on )3 efield friends ___eee te., n k ... as recently.. S. George nouernon Mr. and Mns. E. Copeland Misses' Ed Rob- 'Reading, Edna . ert , son and Alice of Wing- ham, spent last Thursday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry. -The many friends of Nurse Fanny Mc- Kenzie, a graduate of Clinton Hos- petal, will be glad to hear that she has been pronaoted to Second Super- visor on the floor of the Queen Alex - audria Sanitarium, London. - Miss Mary Gilmour and Nurses Jean Mus- tard and Gretta Mustard, of Cleve- land, are spending their holidays at their homes here. -Mr. John Man- tosh, the efficient teacher of No. 10, School, Stanley, is now taking fu r- ther training in a sumaner school in Torontn auto accielent which might have proved more serious, oc- curred on the corner here last Sun- day afternoon, when an auto turn- ing east and the other going west collided. One of the cars was badly damaged but no one seriously hurt. Surely this is another warning for auto drivers to go slowly thropgh , towns and villages.. .. , 'A ' ‘ ti' PAO icL ' , ".1 isra ' A 0 tit) ' z ' ea' . 41, O. • . 'of welqome,."4,..t4e no ' Idea Weednailed , on lor whOlit. Vne. werY.inneh 40.0Pooi4e4 Ids niennI.OoeRefterring in lima.at ha be sh , thd' en own •pled the, work which 14e Ad for a few. Weeited Oneeteehi,8 eeeedie who expreseed, hie titflil ,ofF. the, iwitation .to,Kelbowne, stating *et he•eapie ptepared hie best, and Inge-este:4 hile .glve their best to the Church. 0, 'gr. Oliver OS a nern address and Id a few words wished the retiring every eueeess and trueted same kindly relationship' leetween two churches would continue the leadership of Rev. Morley Edmond Richards, Earl Beattie Mrs. E. Rieberds, President M. S., gaveshort addressee, which Mies Eleanor Meek ,Mrs. Coiling with a bouquet e ink and red roses on behalf Mission Circle. Briefs. -Mr. William Fee, panied by his sisters, the ah and Mary, motored to tives and friends in Watford, and other -places.-Mrs. J. Toronto visiting her daughter, Winr,ifred, and friends. -Miss Beaver is and has been sPendIng 'past week or so With her parents, William Beaver. And Mrs. WilliaBeaver. a good position in Kitchener borne for the holidays. -Miss ,ence Reynolds, of Calgary, home spending vacation mother and members of Miss Reynolds has been Calgary for a number of receiving from year to year niainr in reengnition of and increasing duties. -Our are having the weeds cut streets which is a good thing Quite a large number from vicinity attended the festival in Chiselhurst on Monday last, in the Methodist church. S. Ellis returned from the London on Saturday evening ing met at the hospital by rison, who kindly motored -Mrs. Ellis and in that way -easier for her to get home train. Mrs. Ellis was accompanied by her daughter, Miss :had been With her in the hospital also by Mrs. Milliqn, Mrs. 'ter and stood the drive : wen, considering she had ,undergone. an (operation. writieg....efuein resting as Well , .be eineetedf: an& her eriany are pleanied.tO ilvelcome her lgaill.-A""13,11111hell'•Of Orangemen tended seAritonfreini our .Ex.eter on.„,:fila, ii". yelast.-The Fife and Drum Rand have tieing of late er`The celebration f. be held in Gocleric on 12t -Mrs. G. S. omson. -her use on Richniond Street -: mcely repainted, Mr. Little, er" doing gook work. -Miss had. her -bungalow very tastefully . p.e,___Intedy on Main Street. .*".'''''4':' who did the fo tons in the interior did the in his usually capable manner. T. T t th t e pas -her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) "bell, of Toronto. -Mr, Neil of Detroit, of whose recent we made rnention of in issue, motored here a few by his bride parents and Mr. Wallace Dick, city, Who acted RS gro oinsman marriage. -Mr. and Mrs. were in Seaforth on Tuesday noon last to see, Mrs. William Mrs. Iledden's sster, before for New Ontario to join her who has been tt:ere making horne.-Miss Elva Bolton this week for Bloomsburg, visit relatives there and holidays. -On Sunday afternoon the Oddfeliows of Hensall , 223, motored to Hensall Union etery, to decorate the graves deceased • brethren and sisters RebeleahnOrder and the soldiers. large nurnber from. the surrounding- country gathered cemetery to witness the event. The services were Past Noble Grands,„ William. and G. J. Sutherland, and decoration services at Hensall a *love was at once made gart's cemetery, where an vice and decoration was held. William MacKay was this ited by his brobher, Dr. A. Ka of te Kay, Bo ineau, bt: Dakota, pained by his wife and members the femilye who motored here way in their very ne car. fine r in a large number of places way and made detours of to visit places of interest, weather being very favorable whole, they had a most pleasant we are sending items a large nuinber of holdizig a tournement on here and much interest is being fested in the different competitions.- Mr. R. Donaldson, who sold I. grocery business here dunng week, is moving for a few to the west wing of Dr. E. block, on King Street, it look after his past business tions end otheidausiness.-Rev. onnell and members of family tored from her to Detroit the week. -Quite a number residents ere preParing to in sumer menthe at. Grand other lake shore points. -One noon recently Mrs. Andrew the township of Usborne, very and most pleasantly entertained fifty neighbors and members W. M. S. A most interesting of the afternoon was the presentation to Mrs. Robert Oameron Membership of the W. M. address Was read by Mrs. &meld :and the presentation Made by Mrs. Mark Drysdale, which Mrs. Cameron made reply. A short and programme was carried and after partaking of boantiful refreshments, ;all their homes feeling they pleasant and profitable tinid. lapt Mrs. Bertha Bell Arnold, and Miss teatriee „. ' 0:. , , r, . , . op, Ark. a dresst lei Thee keen- t e Min, hod'on,isq.,, One anpreciee to gine people to Rev. elenrenriate well echeseri ininister that the the under Coiling. and a the W. after prenented of white, -, of the . accom- Misses Sar - visit rela- Sarnia Meek La in Miss Salina the Mr. She hos and is Flor- Altan es with 'her the fargily. teaching in years and increased her ability Council on our to do.- Hensall held evening -Mrs. hospital at last, be Miss Mor- there for making it than by Mattie, who and Ellis' sis- home very so recently An. date of as could friends home. .a- at- village in Hensall been prac- to the .coming has had South, the paint- Kyle has re- Mr. John er decora- painting -Mrs. wee with k 'th B. Camp- Sparks, marriage last week's days- ago, and her ofethat at th e Lee Heiden after- Kerr, leaving husband his new left here Pa., to spend her last Lodge No ..... -• Cern- of their of the A village and at the interesting taken by McKay after the Union, for MeTag- alike ger- - Mr. week vis- R. Mac - accom- of all the Th They took OR the Many miles, and the .on the trip in these rinks are the greens mani- out his the pa-st months in- S. Ilardie's order to collec- J. Mc- • ' , ' ... L �s . I e ,1 •i•:: '. Wo 44xe,...`,4,,,,A,,R#Or4, V40,0 Work WAld fo., _ ''Silt4P11#0102WPart '' ,110,0hoes•or# the'ord deg, tWttAit' qtAdds47 1.04,134M er 'satiottAcktioPy A 04. Oi* light -Weight, fqptwaN-loir dtalte it d politt 'tfa Bed ese shoe IA.' • 4, , ' - ' ' - • Mea'S fir(iWa' Mrdetilim '41amis Idain ,, -1Pen peirn4''..e.e• .....,....• ,,* .•t•••.0.,••!,•...1..pflo M ' ftialeskin • 'en'd BeewnA'Shoes made - '- • ' • . A ' ble ir • dousoles. ,,"4,,p:Ta. 0..,...,., i ..Men's Black Grein Leealdr SlAddk and 'solid' leather insides; Ter Me&s Brown Grain Leather 'Shoes, outeide counters. Per pair Men's Brown Calf Shoes,plain Vamps, - Per pair • • 0.(PrADABLE • StAFI:)TV TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE li0 : , ,. Vg944.,, , mid othprs woO the P,IlraracetIlie , ZUCH. „ RI , neeetterieral Oft the late Ichroid'e was held on Wed- he deceased vise& away lit of hor, bro.tlen eMr. 0. Suneleye' after' a lengthy term** :wee mode in the Ina epeonetery.-A, bowling on orgapized by local fol - his port and as the green issioe sofim good games can for. -The social under the r the Ladies' Aid of the Lhurch, held last Saturday AS a specess and nearly realized-The hydro rates have -been materially re- a thisyear. The domestic v four and two cents and :vial 1 ' cent and four cents. ' light ra.te has been: reduced illars per month for sixty tbe ower rate haal ps so d. Consumers .ain this eV afford to install electric vil- trawberries are a bum,per is sention ancl, are selling ten cerikper 'quart bon - ors fro* Americae points tives and 'friends here over ad. e Meeting. - The regular ' the council of the Tow -n- ay' 'wen.held in the Town ne on Monday, July 7th. :milers were present The ' theprevious meetings -- :and ed as road. By-law No. 5, ophen Drain, was' read a and finally passed, and tevision re said drain was Le communicatinnefrom Mr. ale and, othrre Black s ,oirderectfiled as the matter is Ma* in the hands of the eriOileer. An agreement with Mr. Thomas Laing for ' one liajf acre of land, be - e concession 6, Hay town- a five years. Said used for a gravel pit. Mr. ras was appointed as fore - .rk of cleaning out and im- lease drain in accordance 'leer's plans,. and that said .rOceeded with as soon as rhe council of •the y *ill enter into an agretown- e- M. G. Deitz t regarding he of the switchboard of the Aral OffiL Ditz: ce in the e all material and laor bvvill 1 and paid for by M. .G. Len oceasion shall require xpard shall be moved back location, the said M. G. ove it at his own. expense - -- -. onds to be lodged with the of the Township for due :e a the agreement. The accoents were Passed:- Peck, vaccinatione, $9; On- ital, re C. Rupp, $39; A. tont,. wire, 'etc., $16.234 C. repairs to culverts, roads 14.45; Leon Jeffrey, Sr., :raper, $20; C. Aldworth, Salable . River. bridge a -accompanied 97; F. Beer, fencing gravel P. Corbett, fencing gravel : D. Shirra snow reads g, $34.05; G. Arznstrong, tch Road 2, $5; Stromberg iephone Mfg. Co„ supplies, orthern ,Eleetric Co., sup- 19; Bell Telephone Coe to June, $105.12; M. G. onths' salary, $422.50; P. menths° salary, $462.50; iary, $449.95; C. Stein- labor, $73.20. The Ceun- ad to , meet again on Mon- t 4th, at 1.30 o'clock p.m. se, Clerk. *ate For Last Week) . :leis village was visited by L on Monday night, which, )vered in the early stage, a caused much loss and he scene of the fire was mins oecupied by Hess- ectrical and novelty deel- :lough the fire was put out ad mede much headway, ge resulted through smoke The building is owned by Hesse and was also dam- L stc•ck and building are the loss is fully covered. berry social was held in all, Zutich, on Saturday Ly nth, under the auspices O Os' Aid of the Lutheran 1SiC was furnished by the Ferdinand M. Hess homehere-As t to his here after dent at St. Joseph's Hos- n, for the past siX monthe. r, Hess is still under the e, hopes are entertained recover his usual 'health e of time. -Dr. A. J. Mac- a gang' of workmen en- iilding the foundation of iness block he is erecting. eitz has the roof on his nd the masons will begin e work in a few days.- oy, manager of the local he Molsons Bank, is off ew weeks on his holidays. nele is acting manager in _Many of the residents age spent the First at ,,,n ,AA tilq al*: '9444,4:R!,44,4•411 04 ' 'teep Jelligle 10--eles. ••••;00.•0 with toe oaPs and - ' 4 ;?,.... ;.• • •'• •.'• t • • • • • i• I AAAtUld WitiA,R104A *fad • $3 - pair . . .-•.: made witlytoo cane and, • •. ..• . ,. ...., an • • • • e .•• .. '.$: • Ilia , solid construction. -. HOES \ co MMERCIAL HOTEL . - . accompanied Mr. J. E: McDonell to --Toronto; London and St. Thomas by motor.- Mr. George Moore, of Meaferd, spent the week end here with friends. Mr. Moore w:ae here for some months dur- ing our pavement construction and says there is no place he likes to visit so rriuch • as Hensall.-Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Robert Duncan, of West Harrington, spent Wednesday last in our village Mrs. Duncan spending the day- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Young. -Mr. and Mrs. Davis and family, of Saginaw, Mich., spent the week end with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McLaren, of our village. - Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rennie and family, who ere Oainning at ' Grand Bend, spent Wednesday here with Mr. and Mrs. William Dougafl, Mrs. Rennie's parente.-Mrs. Jag. Sparks, who was spending e couple of months or so with her son-in-law and daughter4 Mr. and Mrs. George McIntyre, of Detroit has returned to her home, Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre bringing her home by eapotor and spending a couple of days here with their relatives and ftiends. . Ray -Extra No.- 2 timothy. per ton._ tract; No, „ , $11.50: No. 2, $17.00 3$15.00; mixed 818.00. lower grades - $10:00 to $12. ste;w-cari tv, per ton, lieso to sio.00. Standard r:elenned sleffeeningi f.o.b.. bee 9"tl.'• per ton, $16.00. -,..i.......;.........--. LW11..STOPIE *ABM Illulon Stock Yards, Toronto. deist .8th. -4-, thetihaea, vat the faitaylioorklIdearly,Pror more than extra supply faired) tof break prices, though some of the common butchers were a bit slow in moving. ' Quality, op the whole, W8/3 &ea e.of year, and e fact that over for the timth seem ,heaa had crossed the ate; by 2. p:m. Jo Iiiren's thatiabesleeirsee wstuff. nVracticall; an the cattle offered had been On grass, vet ex- porters took around 80 loads at steady prices: irner he74erste, ati taeLDhioef 1111/ike for three = a Packers also took a lot of heavy steers at 7 teoent leollanfocrnidtheeOubor' Swoimthe nr :egg hof .:2term moved at 6% to 6% cents. In the local trade the balk of the, handyweight butcher of F.h"ice qutlitY ma -de 6% to 7% cents "a use medi kind 6% to 4.65 cents, with eene a the cenunort steers and heifers down to 5% cents per pound. Cows were a fairly heavy offering, and sold generally steady at ee te sy4 cents far sem n shake buteham with a few extra good fat cows to the ex - Porters at 5% to 6% tents. Bulls .were. a now trade, despite a supply that was light compared with other pleases, and outside of two at 6 cents per pound. sales up to mid - -afternoon- did not aceount for more than a couple of dozen at prices ranging from 8 to 4% cents. Stocker and 'feeder trade showed no increase in activity, four loads at front 5 to 5% emits being the extent of the movement ingrytss,elsg• a moderate supply, _sold re readily than last. week, prices in 'all grades showing- 1A. cent advance over' last week's close. Odd top sales at 10 cents were re- corded. and the bulk of the choice calves brought ste to 9 cents. Some grass carves sohLap low, as .4 ceala :per Pound and, heavies ut tc A youna. - The sheep and lamb supply wits/twice that of a week ago to -day and lamb values were down 1A.c., sheep dosing. to the same extent. Lambs were very slow at the start, with only 14 cents offered for choice: but 144 tc 14% cents was paid for a lot of the choke kind lore:o Was , d owneer banecii °cal: made 15 twe Cullel anbe eai, 5 otvit, 5 at 10 to az cents. Best sheep cents and heavies at 14 to 4 cents were a slow trste si is- vrices were unsettled up to n the close; but 'n the end buyers were ituressful it securing' the .bulk of the thick smooths at vy, cents f.o.b. a decline of a quarter fres* hat Week . Receipts to -.day were 4,009 cattle, 641 calves. 2,326 . hogs and 1,462 sheap and lambs, tions: iricport steers, elsoice,"7.75 to $8440.; do. good, $7.25 to 51.50; export beif- ore- nem to $7.50; baby beeves, $7.50 to moo: butcher steers. choice, $6.75 to 47.50: todo. a"....2c5omtion$6:5$05.700d�to. Ined56.215n7.butchee$5," 1514.Egralfehoice,. 56.50 to 47.25: do., naedium, $6.00;„ do.,. eonunon. $4.75 to $5.00; choice. 4b5u.thrr $b5.1.513o ; d$04:5T ed..t. him, 83.50 IPS 25; bolog . $2 50 to 83.50; eanners3. and $1.50 to 150. $6.00 to $6.75; dot .fair,f44,40 tos ssi.O6 ; e hm° r era, springers, choice, 575.00 to $90.00; do. fair, $45.00 to $60.00; stockers, choir, 55.00 to $5.25 ; do.. fair, $4.00 to $4.25 ; calves. calves, choice, $8.00 to 49.00; do. medium, $7 tok7e"eCvestie”tlerret:'' $814410705;tedo"linu;cktun, bs' *18 to st8.25; do., culls. $10.00 to $1.'i.00; ;sheep, l4int:ezes, 4p€:(1.0 atod $6.25; do. culls, $3.50 to 67.75 : de, ,count4 xtzed.rf.85.P;ddoo.. sleet: fed and watered, $9.05 do., off cam, Ion haul, $8.65. i BEAN MARKET • . Toronto, July 8th.-Mearis--Canadian, band Pkkea' lb° 61he ; Primes' 6e.. ._ POULTRY MARKET • Toronto, JWy 8th. -• Uwe Dressed neas.„ over 5 lbs. 24 28 J" 4 to 5 lbs. 24 de.. $ to 4 lbs. .Spring chickens, 2 lbs. and over 45 so 15 20 reeeeiriasi. 4 m 0 mi. ss eo DAIRY MARKET . Toronto, July 8th. -Ch New ' large, as to 19%c; twins, 19% to 251%o;. triplets, 2o% to 2ilee: stutons, 21% to 22 1-2c. on •' 12a5rez. 2263.to 24ct; twins, „.24 to 25e; triplets, Butter4inest creamery prints, 86 to 37c; No. 1 creasnery, 85 to 86c; No. 2. 34 to 35c ; dairY g8 to 80c. Eggs' -Extras, fresh. in cakons, 86c; extra loose, 33c; firsts, 30c; seconds, 25c. ' - • GRAIN MARKET 1117:hthei'e jt2s8•Iiii-0 Irlotittrin.V4*- .m..i.iitoba. oat,14... •5 cw., 45:.; 1,,,,f,.. 1 feed, 1,4_3%e- .... .oe above nil., baY Ports. Arnez•ican corn. track Toronto -No. 2 yel. low,cniters, Ontario Rye -14 to 78e. ' Peas --No. 2eii‘51.40. t $1.45. freights, bags ineluded: Bran,. per ton, 435:00 ; sheriff, per etml• "Me; middlings, $35.00; good feed "mir. Per bag, $2.00. Ontario wheat -No. 2 White, nominal. 4' 12nntato No. 2 white oata-39 to 41c. v Jute bags, Montreal.n proirpet Zinptme'Prirt, 4:.(10n' Toronto basis, $6.00 ; bulk seaboard, nominal. earirrbflou72inste patents, il jute sacks. P 'barrel; P . 8 .70. . "s"mn1-• r • . • , . e , There never were _such bargains i n Hats, in Hensall. 06me, and get a pretty new Hat for the 12th. Still lots to choose from and . genuine Bargains. Watch our Window for Bargaing, ---- HENSALL Chelew-Cook-The following which we have Copied frexe the Los Angeles Times, refers to the marriage of Miss Ola Cook, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cook, of this village, and will be read with interest no doubt by her many frienxis: "Announce- ,c ment is made of the marriage of Miss Ola Isabell Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Coek, of Hens:all, Ont., to Mr'. G. M. Chelew, of Los Angeles, the ceremony taking place at the reef- dence of the bridegroom's brother, 'I'. R. Chelew, 3517 West Tenth Street. Rev. Eby, of Wilshire Presbyteri church, offiCiatedThe bride wore . a becoming gown of riendre blue georg- ette, beaded in petting and silver, with corsage of pink roses. After the ceremony a beffet luncheon was serv- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Chelew lett inn mediately on an eSatended trip through the north and will mate their home here after -their retire." • :Farewell To Pastore -The members fitting of the Methodist 'Civierele Melbonene, teresting celebrated .July 1st by gathering in a tne Sunday ecbool toota txthee sleeper teennting was served by the Ladies' Aid and tO W. M. IT in honor ..a Bev. Andrew a, Th, who lege been nine plot4yr there .ffundar Bo since May ifith and Rein Manley 061. en.neenenene MI" Firs. Bertha E. Bell - Hensall Ont \ 1 . -------=`-'--- -----------------e----------e--•.-- -------r ___________ no - / mo- to spend of our spend the Bend and after - Moir, of kindly over of the feature of a Life. S. The Aggie Mc- was to a very very in- out and returned had spent -,, 'On nucleon, llrepiliart, ' • 1 0 Farmer s Attention Bran - Shorts per ton . ... ..$24 per ton.......$26 Wilie -Middlings ier ton $32. ..,l Ground Screempgs, ton 21. L , • ' $ • OW Grade, ba;g, $2 e . , IRIJCEFIELD . :1 n ef Officers.-Brucefield 2101, had an important ley evening, when a nurn- ieeabers met for business )0ial time. Visiting Odd- a present from Windsor, i Exeter. D.D.G.M. lira. gketer, gave a very ex e inspiring addrest to his Eellows. Mr. Taman holds L position ni the Order. itAe, of Exeter, gave a elite Seelendid eetect1ons ire rendered hlr.totho of _Leo , .. Huron.. El our Mills o . Limited- . SEAFORTH 1... v, 1 4 JLLLiiiIlIIIWiii • DUBLIN Presentation -On Friday evening, July 4th, the members of the 3unior Choir of St. Patrick's church and the pupils of the entrance class of the Separate school gathered togethen to bid farewell to Mother M. Anestasia, who has been their teacher for the past seven years. They presented her with an ivory clock and the following address: "Reverend Mother M. An- astasia. Dear Mother. -With very grateful hearts we come to you to- day to thank you for your kind and zealous work for us. Ours has ben a very great privilege. We have join- ed the saints in heaven to sing the praises of God. We have spoken for the hearts of men and petitioned the bounty of God. We have mourned for the souls of the suffering and im- plored the mercy of God, andnwho showed us, who are but children, the way to accomplish such great things, but you, dear Mother, who taught us to use our voices in the service of God and of His holy church. We - thank you with all our hearts, and the pupils of your Entrance Class join with us in begging you to believe that we shall ever remem:ber your kindness to us and your work for us, and in earnestly asking you never to forget in your prayers the choir and pupils of Dublin Separate School." CROMARTY School Report -The following is the repoet of the examination held in June for School Section No. 6, Hib- bert. Those /marked with (II.) took honours. Those marked with an asterisk failed but were promoted: - To Sr. IV. -Elsie Ritchie, 823 (11); Archie Hoggarth, 762 (IL); Grace McLaughlin, 760 (II.); Verde Gard- iner, 745 (H.); Winona Norris, 636; *Kenneth Kleinfeldt, 530. To Jr. IV McKaig, 666 (Hne. Jean Mc- Laren, 615 (H.); Carl Walker, 529. To Sr. HT. -David Ritchie, 769 (H.); Harold Gardiner, 614; Rena McLaren, 572; Leonard Houghton, 517. To Jr. III -Vera Allen, 537; Norman Park, 503; John Houghton, 491; Marjorie Kleinfeldt, 471; Gladys Kay, 444; *Alma Muxworthy, 281. To Sr. II - Margaret Allen, Lindsay Gardiner, John McDougall, Charles Light. To Jr. II. -Dorothy Melaren, Beryl Nor- ris, Alvin Crawford: To Sr. Primer -Margaret Ritchie, Anthony Allen, Isabel Park. Jr. Primer. - Frank Scott. Total enrolment, 341, -In I. ltecLeLlane Teacher. TUCKERSMITH Get your decorationFinpplies, lanterns and flags, for the' Old Iloys4Vseattie Eros. School Report -The following is tho result of the Promotion Examinee tions in School. Section No. 1, Tucker - smith. Jr. IV to. .Sr. IV -Honors, 675;. Pass, 540, blive Walker, 775 (Hone ; Glenn Bell, 653; Ethel Clark, 630; Ella Pepper, 548; Irene Volland, 544. Jr. III to Sr. III-Honons, 500; Pass, 400: Mildred Forrest, 552 (Hon.); Ethel Pepper 45e; Stewart Pepper, 402; Harold Parker, 401; Rosa Pepper, 292. Sr. ti to Jr'. III - Honors, 485e Pass, 387: Rune Wilkin- son, 513 (Hon.); Clarence Volland, 394; Beatrice Volland, 393. Jr. II to Sr. II -Honors, 470e, PaRs, 315: - Sandy Pepper, 399; 11tonald Walker, 326; Russell Pepper, 121; Wesley Pep- per, 115. Jr. II -Helen Pfaff, Nel- son Pepper, Emma Wurne I. -Har- old Sherritt. Primer - Margaret Bell, Charlie Wilkinson, Edgar Wurm, Harold \ Willard. - R. Broadfoot, Teacher. Notes, - Elizabeth nesday. at the, ho Fisher; on illness. In Bronson L club has b lowers of is in fine s be looked auspices o Lutheran evening, "Is $100 was for Zurich duced agai rate is no the conune The street to sixty lights and been reduc lage can n ranges. -S1 crop in th readily at Many visit visited rel the week e Council meeting o ship of H Hall, Zuri All the m minutes o were adopt 1924, re 51 third time Court of closed. Tli John Penli Creek was referred :to Township was made a lease to ing Lot 1 ship, for land to be Noah Sara man on w proving with Eng work be possible. ship of Ha ment with installatio Zurich Ce block, and be supplies Deitz, Wh the switch to the old Deitz to m Sufficient Tneasurer perform:an following Dr. J. W. tax -j° Hosp Melick, ce Aldworth, 2 and 3, wheeled s pan, sheet, ward, $398. pit, $12; pit, $11.25 and gradi cleaning di Carlson Te $189.79; N plies, $151. toils, April Deitz, 3 m Mclsaac, 3 balance sal hagen, Jr., cil adjourn day, Auus -A. F. II (Too Notes. - another fir if not disc would hay damage. in the pre Milliken, el ers, and an before it much dame Mr. W. G. aged. Bot insured and of the Lad churchre,M Zurich Ban was brough pi tal, Isondo Although that he wil in the cours Kinnon has gaged in b the new bus -Mr. S. D new block on the bric Mr. C. H. branch of Mr. E. E. S , of the Vill BAYFIELD When you are in Rayfield on the 16th be sure and get some of the bargains at F. A. Edward's Store. You never saw better values for your money than will then be offered in Dress Goods, Waists, Skirts, Sweaters, Men's Overalls, Smocks, Khaki Pants, Shirts, etc., at money saving prices. Breezes. -With fine weather there and water. promises to be a record crowd at Bayfield on Wednesday, July 16th, the day of the Ford picnic. A splen- did programme of sports, to be held -A straw on the square, has been issued. About the Town five hundred dollars worth of prizes evening, Ju are offered, and there will be keen contests. Ample provision for serv- ing meals is being gn,ade by the hotels and churches. Be sure and come.- Rev. B. L. Colclough, Misses Lucy being a pa Woods and Flo3r Edwards returned Monday from the summer school at 1. St. Thomas. -Miss Alice Stinso-n has doctor's ca been home from Toronto for a short visit. -Mr. and Mrs. George Reid are here from Saskatchewan visiting their parents. -Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Erwin and daughter, Pauline, of Prince Al- bert, Sask., are here for a visit. It is fourteen years since Mr. Erwin left ayfield and he sees. many changes. -Miss Maud . Sterling, of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, of Sault Ste. Marie, have been visiting duty for a Mrs. :Sterling. -The cottages are be- ing filled now, every day numbers his absence coming to spend their vacation by Lake Huron's shore, and to enjoy the Grand Bend health -giving breezes. Golf Links Opeeed.-The golf links were opened on July 1st, when about one hundred people were present and the promoters, Dr. Newton Brady and Installati Mr. E. H. Johns, received many words Lodge, No. of praise for the way They have work- meeting Fri ed to get the grounds in such good ber of the 11 shape. They' were fortunate in go- and also as curing' Mr. J. 1V1idcl1e" .., -who Wag, as- fellows va.pr sistant to Tem VEIL .er at Oairnoustee, Seefotth ats Scotland, as instructor. Re is one crf Taman, of the .best teaeherg M thig popular eellea. and game. Several games were played. brother, Cid Tea was served by Mrs. Newton 4-4017,j'hig rad and the clulo ited groutitts Reit.Auc Proinotion ,Eitom.-3r, 111 to 84/'.. ..21Itior' were nicely decorated, „ no. •4