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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1929-10-04, Page 81., t w , 1 ;! i11", I BICE -Good quality 1: ed; 4 pounds .............. 25C ., I eLAREN'S OLIVES --321/ oz. (0� 11 (bottle for ��'� house, a good well, stable can be used as fowl Supper will be served the fol- garage, hen house, large garden. Telephone, - fi The best value We think we ever lowing Monday evening. Iso r 21. Apply to Mrs, W. Oliver, Main C street, Egmondv'idle. 3224x3 �d .: 7� n o D. Hutch}. a,00{rn D. ``411L111 forth Prize List published In last ermined by our well known and painstaking spec lolls t, Mr- Hughaon, formerly optical en Expositor, Henry Morgan LS c 1511 illi i :' Dale won first prize for filly or geld- oft coming tth. You are assured of the best opticall wwarork to be obtained and also mannish styles. n a , f •f t+ a � �,l •r 'h g shown in the judge's book, from which late styles of mountings. The best make :� t i"A "�t�� ' tb� �. �� Toronto, uncle Gt$' P i a , "� � 1 tk' who w �� e. & ria. a1JVQ 9aa ,laic 'by laer father, was lovely . 'I i, I , ` ' 1n 'a 1''reii &h ensemble of raze biege l 't ho sane n I 11 4:,,,; ,,,:,., with s point lace 'and, fringe, and 11 3Q p >a y K e car ted Asa �raua barlelazet of Premier ii WwAaws An Cuured Meats has 1 roses and Njby's ,breath. Her only ' '1 ` :, . V s, d Tray a go od bug nsargin, aanaIl ornameaut wws tlhe graam's gifts:, a ,� g qvQ uunozo.. aundl;merr,l eatisfied cans- They will Bart in the hawse earl and amethyst bar pin, A Paris - when cool weather comes. Fate p �r 1 , i �,, , w, V1 st=4 Breakfast Bacon, ian handkerchief sus also used, which 1, �t-� IP a:fua, pea -mewled Back, Cot- have a full line of Fly Killer completed the bridal costume. After r 1' 1 11>� Rolled] Shoulders, Picnic t in stock. - FLY TOK, FLY the ceremony a, reception "rap im®tln fresh and canreal �, KI1L, FLIT WIIEI'IZ SAPHO, , y Alliott was held at c the brides home, where the newly '`y,11 Sauaagass, VJefiners, Clnaeaas etc• married couple received congratula- r , la! �' ,41, Cooked] Hams, Me., which we « ]dandy little hand pumps for tions, among which were several tele - , 'R at close Lmntiaes. grams. A dainty wedding luncheon r „d spraying, LSc. 1„ i. 2Rr'OKEX ''BIS ITS --3 Ms. _ " .25c ; was served, the 'dining' room trim- `rte shrive abo t Saturday. SPECIAL TnII]fS 11J1ElEK rings being mauve and white. Later c'" ]>�S'E`-®id, `5c; New, 25c; be- 11 Mr. and Mrs. ,Martin left on a motor 2 Tubes Colgate's Tooth trip to Montreal and Quebec City. For �d t t. Aides six oth kinds at 30 to 50c : Paste, , ....... , • .50 travelling, the bride donned a pretty ";,u`.TICN CLOT ES LINES �� 1 Colgate's Tooth frock of cocoa brown crepe Romaine °� ])]Land made, special; 30 feet Brush ,50 brown basket weave vella bloom coat ................ !S, 3PRIN,G CLOTHES PINS �� a �J trimmed with fox paw fur, and small 'lava,,!, ]Per dozen �Il.00 'baten hat, shoe and matching acces- � ' BAKER'S COCOANUT series. Xlr Fresh stock, pound ........ �� You get the outfit ior... 5Oa S LY 'CATCHERS and KILLERS- Wanted, -Situation for young man, ase 17 i}lf ]Fly Tax, Whiz, Wilson's Fly Pads, �' 9S ?� �e�A year . Apply at The Mcgositor aDffice- Tanglefoot, Fly Catchers, zapho ?l s225x1 A1LNUTS-Fresh bright 1Pi® Social.—The Philxthea Cdeas of North - g',�� The Reirall Drug Stare Side United Church will hold a pie social in i+,.�• '' quarters; pound ..... the near future. Watch for further particu- � ` 0X0 CORDIAL --6 ounce bottles 50c. IPffi®N1E 28 SIEAFORTIHI lars. .A: teaspoonful to a clip of hot wa- ]Lost.—Recently, a sliver wire bar brooch K ,- ter makes a splendid beef to with brrown stone in centre, also some months " ago a gold safety pin brooch with a circle DRIED PEAS -one satchel, 10 cents, M,,., -^.__ _ ___ of small torououststonese anset in a heavy gold 4 e ual to 1 v- cans of peas. rim 'Finder leave at The Expositor Office. CANNED PEAS -1'r, ... - ...... 10e unpolish- Anniversary Services.—Anniversary 3225-1 services will be held at North Side (Property For sale. -r, good frame house, 7 BICE -Good quality 1: ed; 4 pounds .............. 25C United Church, Se'aforth, on Sunday, _gym+ with kitchen and woodshed attached; November 17th. The usual annual ""'r' , "ghts, furnace, soft water in the I eLAREN'S OLIVES --321/ oz. (0� 11 (bottle for ��'� house, a good well, stable can be used as fowl Supper will be served the fol- garage, hen house, large garden. Telephone, - fi The best value We think we ever lowing Monday evening. Iso r 21. Apply to Mrs, W. Oliver, Main C street, Egmondv'idle. 3224x3 �d Fair ]List Correction.—In the Sea- Special optical Notice.—Have your eyes ex- 7� n o D. Hutch}. a,00{rn D. ``411L111 forth Prize List published In last ermined by our well known and painstaking spec lolls t, Mr- Hughaon, formerly optical en Expositor, Henry Morgan LS c 1511 illi Week's an error occurred pert for Kents, Toronto, and in the roadster class. \'Ir. George T. g Co., Montreal; 30 yearn' experience, 19 Phone1Phor 1Phood-166 Dale won first prize for filly or geld- oft coming tth. You are assured of the best opticall wwarork to be obtained and also mannish styles. ing two years old, not third prize as at very moderate cost. We furn sh all the shown in the judge's book, from which late styles of mountings. The best make _ _ __ the list was copied, of the best makers and our prices are from DRESSES S I S $4.00 up, Two days only—Tuesday and Wed- %' i� nesday, Octuber 15th and 16th. Close Wed- The Mansion. -"The Mansion," by nesday at 4 p.m. Curve early. Beattie's Fair, lei s Van Dyke, will be presented by Miss Seaforth- 3225-2 GII * T. M. Siegel in North Side United " Church on Sunday evening, October Announcement.—The following an - Lc tiff 6th, at the regular church service. nouncement was taken from the Far - IS &4 "The Mansion" has an inspiring and go Forum, of Fargo, North Dakota: of quality that gill win your thought- provoking message for all. "Mr, and Mrs. J. ,M. Martin, of Fargo, hearty approval the minute to Everybody welcome. N. D., announce the engagement of youand inspect them. Surely o their daughter, Thelma, to Mr. W. Need. Jill Church Notes.—In First Presbyter- Claude Patterson, of Minneapolis $1.49 "moo ian Church on Sunday next, October Minn., son of Mrs. Jennie Patterson creations at less than or din - 1, ' arty prices. Corrine. They will l 6th, Rev. I. B. Kaine, the minister, of 5eaforth, and the late John Pat Full Fashioned Tapered Ankle, � h e s m urtestt �la� on IFI[olepn°o®� IE`unll fashioned ILDoHam-a-Dalt] Hosiery, Ex. Toe, will commence a series of sermons on terson, of Sheldon, N. Dakota, th Autumn tones. Hosiery SUk StockiIllgo. $ 450 a I aha $1.95 a Panni are Here. .. WaTm Bed(JIM O 101 the "Jesus and the Great Religions of the marriage to take place October 14th.' MAKI& TIMS In Fancy Wool Deal Cov- P�l1 EMO ers we specialize on the cele- brated ®. V. makes. ]Next time I am r These embody doom sown H Desi>raMe Quality World." The first one will be given —The following was taken from ancl,' order one Attractive Pa,ttttemm on Sunday evening, when the sermon the Globe of Saturday, September 28: kets. Main IPa,stteIl Colors ` subject will be "Jesus and Buddhism." "Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McKean, o I TOR SUNDAY DINNER Communion services will be held pn Hamilton, announce the engagement A. Knechtel, Burlington; Miss J. their great-grandmother, Mrs. J. H Sunday morning. of their daughter, Mary Agnes, to Mr. Order one of our fine Roasts, Martin, ,Middleport; Rev. G. A. Mr- friends of Dr. Charles Mackay wil Alex. Gordon, of Winnipeg, son of th ilSoast Beef, Roast Lamb, Roast 1Eghnondville.-Miss Sadie Howatt, ]ate Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon', o , Veal, etc. You will find our of Tuckersmith, was tendered a mis- Hamilton, the marriage to take Alae meats are meats of quality, and cellaneous shower at the home of Mr. quietly the second week in October." �d2 you have guests they will praise and Mrs. W. C. Govenlock, on Wed- .___< --- Four selection as well as the way nes'day evening, when the choir of Golf: A very successful and en Rt is prepared and served. which she is a valued member Pres- joyable golf tournament was held o Lions Park on Wednesday evening of word recently that he had ,been grant ented her with a number of pretty the course of the Seafarth Golf an (��®o ��,�� J and useful gifts. Choir practise was Country Club on Saturday afternoon Lucknow and Wingham during the his nephew, Mr. W. R. Plant. -, Kr. held anis following this, games and last, Prizes were awarded for th j�Il111vr STREET - S1EAlFO]fBTIH[ contests were played. :Miss Howatt is a bride -elect of this week. lowest net score with a handicap o Marys, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, while Mrs. Sykes is spending the re - John Cummings over the week ends. mainder of her holidays here.--Rool- 20 and under, and for the lowest ne PHONE 58 7 McKillop W. M. S. -The YlcIiillop score with a handicap of 20 and over Branch of the United Church W.M.S. Monday, with two, sealed hole prizes in each event- This was followed by a tw SILVER ,ING U��"" met on September 30th, at ball mixed foresome with four prize NAM SPRIM MpEAY �o ��l I?17 the Parsonage. About thirty ladies u for the lowest net scores, and fou_ ST.6NJARY$ ®ravARIC STiMARYS ONTARIO � }�9 lull\\�1 I�jI�(1�.'II� �Ul were present. Part the afternoon was spent in sewing, after which the prizes for the sealed hole. The priz Handicap lll��plh!I ;r=, llv Lt !1 llut�JJ/tyJ ult InniltvvliiiluultSl meeting wasopened, Mrs. Dale pre- "inners were: of 20 an under, 1st, I -an McLean, score 30; 2nd Miss Theresa M. Sly el"S siding. The Bible lesson was read by Mrs. Dale, and a paper on Missions Gordon Rennie, score 32; sealed hole W. Manning by Mrs. Sparks. There was a solo by W. Southgate; 2nd, handicap 20 and over, 1st, L. Jack lStecital of Black Thunder—an Outlaw '_Miss Ruth Thompson; Mrs. McDer- con, 29; 2nd, W. Sutherland, 34; seal Morse, one selection in her mid read a chapter from "Drums in ed hole, A. McLean; 2nd, W. Fines is Varied Programme, the Darkness," and ]Misses Helen Lane and Eleanor Burrows Mixed foursome, Mass Norma Jeffrey gave a piano and R. M. Jones, 44; Mrs. R. IVIcKen This dramatic and humorous pro- duet. Mrs. Lane' closed with prayer. zie and W. Sutherland, 46; Miss Eliz �ti same, assisted by local numbers, is The collection amounted to$10.25. Lunch abeth McLean and O. Neil, 49; Miss under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid was served and a pleasant half McTaggart and W. Hinks, 50. Seale ®f North Side United Church. hour spent. _ hole: Miss Carlin and Dr. Aberhart -in- Egmmondville Y. P. S. C. E. -The 14; Mrs. E. Bell and G. Rennie, 14, Q�i�lrrdno's (Opera House regular meeting of the E,gmopdtvilie Mrs. Burrows and Ian McLean, 15 Mrs. K. McLean and F. S. Savau'ge �. P. S. C. E. was held Monday even- 15. During the afternoon the ladies -,yn- ing at which 'Rev. Mr. Malcolm occu- served tea at the club house. pied the chair. The meeting opened uv1gunday I�ejRelilling, (OCtoherr 7 by hymns 120 and 196 after which _ Rev. ,Mr. Malcolm led in prayer. Lions Hallowe'en Frolic. -An out at 8 pan. Margaret Forrest then recited a poem. standing event that has lived through The Scripture lesson was read by out the year in the memory of ou 'adults 40c. Children 25c. George Black, after which Harold townsfolk was the Hallowe'en Froli 2. Reserved Seats 50'c. Jackson favored the audience with a staged by the Lions Club last Octo Plan opens October 3rd at Aberhart's s'olo. A very interesting and helpful ber in an effort to give the your>Cge element --and ,older persons, too -lot ° Drug Store. topic was taken by Rev. Mr. Malcolm. The orchestra then p4ayed a selection of fun, together with lively entertain 7ATOTM IF®li� pOSTE�SQ and after a few minutes of intermis- ment. The success of that frolic has , sion the meeting closed by hymn 47 caused 'the Club to decide to bald r' and the 1Mizpah Benediction" similar event on Hallow'e'en night Thursday, October 31st. The Club h Rebekah Lodge_ A special meeting pledged itself to go into the thin 1. V7ATS®N` & RIERD of the Rebekah Lodge was held on wholeheartedly, and every member i .11 Monday night, September 30th, with ready to do his "bit." This fact sure SEAFORTH1, ONT. the N. G., Sister McKellar, in the ly is all that is necessary to assure chair. The lodge was visited by the -both young and old, that if ,they con 11 r1 `r]ERAp INSUIESANCIE AGIENTS Vice -President, Mrs. Land, of '_North to the Skating Rink Hallowe'en nigh 1. representing only the best Cann- Bay, who instructed the lodge in the they will Ihave enjoyable excitement adlien, British and American school of instruction, The N.G. and for 'a couple of hours at least. Th 11 �mppanies• her officers have been asked to give idea is to give the hays and girls the school of instruction at Stratford much better time than they would AM '],:midis off insu>ran effected on October 29th. At the close of the have parading the streets and playing tats the lowest rates, including - 1, Iludlinhg- meeting Sister H'oggarth, on behalf pranks, some ,Perhaps of an objection ,,", 'IIII1�lE, LIFE, ACCE DIENT AUTO- of the lodge, presented the Vice-Presi- 'able nature. The members of th n: �'fiQ MLF, TORNADO AND IP'LATIE dent with a ,beautiful brass comport Lions Club are 'desirous to have ill ti : - GLASS RISKS. and address. Mrs. Land made a pail- boys and•vdgirls who live in the counh I',. 'able reply of 'appreciation. After the try participate in the fun this Frolic ,-Alsa�- meeting lunch was served and an en- will provide, therefore, they ask t11 L� joyable evening was spent by all those parents to bring them without fail ORAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENTS present. Further particulars will be given i .,,' Prompt attention paid to placing = this paper at a later date. F,. eiaks and adjusting of claims. Aocideniar-On Thursday afternoon �s:' business established 50 years, last 'Mr. Robert Archibald, James Young People of Northside Unite Y :a� guaranteeing good service. Street, met with a very unfortunate Church.--.` Was Jesus subject to dif ".;,+ accident. He upas standing• on a lad- ficulties slid limitations as other 11 V,oants for Singer SerAag Machine der, when it moved, and thinking it men?" This was the question Mr. Company. was about to fall, he jumped to the Carl Pinkney took as the subject for ground. The distance was only a few his topic at the meeting of the Young ji OFFICE PHONE, 33 W feet, but in some manner he fractur- Peoplets Society of Ntorblisnde, United RESIDENCE PHONE, 33 J ed his leg above the ankle. He is get- 'Church on Tuesday evening. He usury ting along nicely, but will be con- ably discussed and, answered ft in, bile 1. fined to his home for some time. affirinraitive, 'baking hial remarks on 11 -On Saturday morning, Pat, the the temptation of 'Christ, found in little daughter of Dr, and Mrs. F. J. the first eleven verses of the fourth Bechely, was crossing the Pavement chapter of Matthew. The meeting vras in front of her home, when she 'eras in charge of Mr. J. A. Westcott, con - .511 struck and knocked down by a car, venor of the Christian Fellowship de - the -wheel ,passing over her leg and partment. Prayer was offered by Mr. fracturing it ,between the levee and ,Hogg and the Scripture lesson was the ankle. read ,by Miss Ruth Thompson. Miss +'� G z tC' I t�j7 .C— -r Dorene Hudson, delighted the audibInce �7 P\ artim-1'1nnechtcal4-A quiet autumn with a reading, "Ildw We Kept 'f/ fl600100Q0 wedding vas Solemnized in Fiat M'oiihetr'.s Biirthdnyr'.nr Wag S�J'aalle Presbyterian Mu r&4 &=Zwth On F,ando wid Miso ]#dlyZ 'A&rbwn SM ,titsfus � .� = Saturday, SerptertmbGPu 25th, WUm C--'r�e played, a rpie'ssimv plan* duets. A via - I' �' *,P � LJj taw. kvr" Elizs;hsth,, YOU1tgaaat dangb -2 of ]fir- ualieed, trip up Tit, It isnier, "V"l�as"iftg- } rro: anal 1iss. W. 1 . f rrh^ael, ''a�r'sM tP�e t01A, onjoroA, by the yomg yne'ojole ` I bVI& tvf Mo. 111 ra ��u�lC�fl Imp- ars they, lire inc�1 �� Miro Ar�oimta ]ilsxle ;_, .� ,� . mo_L 'u tc, only coo tots tin. 3=,ft =4 Ser tell 0a4 lit? My, � the to=t thi€1 M=- l..�hosrifl, n3 1�ial» meet, drbirs 4ss� dl'rPil lte< e- •-'+' k , t f . ° 0 . di Ict3 QGftnC� "V ,`,� :+W C9i oT er- ti lv , eo, IESrli'i8�`�'ui, ap �a�u L.� G, : C P� v' u:: Situ s i ret !v"w' ,,,, ,:,5 „..% 2"vd"ti�i� ai� anf �iGlnv tw h"K '��i(4,® ab Jt30I fi ' ;`','x' t�''.-.;st. '' 't^� lLi�iE,�y "3L"...zJ'6 tun' iul°.t' 1, �"1,;r11!IrfC',i,,tti;y C71�u.idldti I 1 1 I ) ill 'i . s „I 1. IM . I :r, ,..�. ,., .:: ,.. .. ,.i ,. { 1 :: ,, .. . ..: , :,: .�. :�i.i {. :.. :• r5,;{� Q' d .. �:. ..:: : . i ., I 1 y4 ) M.. � rin 4 -�-'",pat+• . ^:FrT'^,.�i 'V 'R ,Ili„ ',F�:..., ld A e 4 "G`• s >�t. ' cDlxi o1. 'e -"a . 1R lrn e )r'R I. E1 '� "I I .' b IN 4 4' d Fll'�(JIGN Ill Have yon, a good] Book t read] ail; give tap your friends. we have a good selection o titles An Reprint Fiction a 85 CENTS EACH Thompsol 18SOOKS9t'�1U, - - S3AFF Subscriptions taken for all ma and papers at publisher's pri marvelous. beauty of the place visited. Next wee'k's meeting necessity will be held on Wedn e,,vening, when Miss Fennell, o Collegiate staff, will 'speak to young geo'ple. Pringle -]Evans. — Miss Win, Evans, only daughter of Mr. and Harry Evan's and Mr. Allan Mo Pringle were married on Sat September 213th, in St. Thomas' can Church, with the rector, R H. Brawn, officiating. The churc beautifully decorated with a flowers and leaves'. The pretty bride, who was given away b father, wore a becoming go white georgette and ivory satin seed pearl trimming. Her tull was arranged in a cap with cl of orange blossoms. She carri shower bouquet of Sweetheart lily of the valley and maiden fern. Her bridesmaid was Miss 1 Crabbe, of Ilamilton, and was g in pale green taffeta frock with hat, and carried a sheaf of pin es. The wedding march was play Mr. George Clark. A reception •llri e`� parents. Quests were present To eafo f an, S agtla Woodstock, , s�t4 ]�, ax]d 1B�$;pio. dilli massy.' I +Qqd,- wishes, . and Mrs. Pringle le o m for F��• �left, $1• a 4 trip, after Vbich they will, rp'side in Seal'orth. Thp bride's travelling cos- tume was blue crepe de chane with travel coat of brown trimmed with ® sable collar and matching shoes and f hat.. t Presbyterian Church Young People's Society—The weekly meeting of the Young People of First Presbyterian 9 Church was •held on Tuesday evening with a good attendance of young peo- ple and members of the congregation. ®�,�� The meeting opened with 'a hymn and was led in prayer by Rev. I-' B. Kaine, maga Miss 'Ruby McRae, the secretary, read. ceg• the minutes of the previous meeting; which were adopted as read. Miss Norma Hallki'rk played "'Minuet in s she G" an the violin], ameompanied by Miss Margaret McLellan. A Musical of a contelst was enjoyed, Miss F. Beattie esday playing the airs of several numbers. f the Mr. James' Stewart won the prize. The the one outstanding feature of the even- ing was an address given by Mr. A. nlifred B. Farmer, of the Collegiate Institute staff, who spoke on "Education and Mrs. Vocation,"' and was most interesting. rrison The meeting closed with a hymn and arday, the Mizpah Benediction. Angli - ev. T. Huron PresbyterizD. - The annual h was gathering of the Women's Missionary au Society Conference of Huron Presby - young terial was held in Egmondville Unit- y her ed Church on Septembelr 26th" The wn of chair was occupied by the vice-presi- with dent, Mrs. W. 'P. Lane, of Seaforth. e veil The delegates were welcomed by Mrs. usters Malcolm and Mrs. Britton, of Con- ed a stance, responded, Fourteen auxiliar- roses, ies answered the roll call with reports hair of progress, which were most satis- 'hylli6 factory and indicated their determin- owned ation to come up to their allocation. black A very 'pleasin'g duet by Miss Fitz - k ros- simmons and .Mrs. Corliss was given, ed by of Wesley -Willis, which was followed was by the roll call of the Young Women's Auxiliaries, Circles and ,C. G. I. T. Groups. Mrs. Doan and Mrs. Johnson were made members -of the resolution Al committee, and Mrs. Tyreman and +� 'WEEK Mrs. !McKinley of the nominating com- mittee . The literature table was in Thrills, Its Humanness Magnitude, charge of Miss Southeott. Rev, Mr. 1*1 Malcom closed the session with prayer, after which the members ad - e i &':,, wI . ` journed to the basement for luncheon ' : provided by the ladies. The afternoon m session was presided over by Mrs. Mallard. Duff's Church Auxiliary con- t e� ducted the opening exercises. ,Miss t) 11 ;'' Paelthorpe, a returned missionary e f has gown straight and true e the category of THE BIGGEST OF PIICTU If you haven't already seen it n those who have? 8.15 p.m_Saturday 7.15 and 9.3 e f XCE IlM1�S 3 P.M., SATURDAY 0 s Come in the afternoon if pos Maftee 15 and 10 cents Evenings 25 and 15 cents Monday, Tuesday and Wedn NORMA SHEARER -in- "A WOMAN OF CHANCE ; Sealed '< . TOT schod DE73 r We invite you to look over, c display. We would like a a of your trade. We guars r satisfaction or money back. s carry �a�jjc®(m complete jjli jn�e. s speed t'�clg ad Bags, a g Bc�Me9s � � 5 s SBAT(DRITIE e Bow G®a Eacke A The a The Ladies of the Bowling are having a Euchre and in the G. W. V. A. ROOMS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER e at 6.15, sharp e - There will be a lucky nn ,prize givers out among the e 100 guests. So ,be there ser n This R8 Your Invitation. Admission Fee, 50 cents United GOOD LUNCH GOOD :. GOOD TIME ,,.�?,��rt��'l,��,,��,,�'�,��,."�,�,�'I'��l."''"""', , o� , � , - � `� ,,, 1�, , ,, 3,��.;-;., ...,��,�!,; -- " .'', , ,, "r, .1, - �,,,,��, . � �: , . I ,", � - " -1 , I � , , ,� -�.; 1, . ,�.� -1; , 11 , I , , �,,�, ,,� .::, .j. ,��,, �;,� , ,". ; I � - ., �, .. , '71,� �.,, ,1, - '' " - �,�' ��,- ", i. ,, �, , , , I � ., �. , , , — I I ,1 ;, , � .,:,� i�� ,�q , � , ,,, , 11 ., ; , , , �i "'; ", , "� , , , , ': � ,, ., � � . �: 5"?, "" , , ,;, �, � " , . , , , , , �". _"� I-V "��,-�,,!,,,._ ," I ,.,. ,. I : , �. 16, 111. � 'i , . ,, 4"'. 1 !,� '�,"'j",1, , � 1111�� , "'' . " , , ,� , , , , " ,., , - ,,",� ,, ., ," 1._,.,, - � , , ", �,, ,-, � �:-:;;".,! ,�:,. ": :11,11, , . , _ I I " � ,r � � .� .,,,,,,,: : ,,'� ", " r ,� . , , � , � , �`: ", :�, � ,� ,�, t, -V ,; ? ��., ,,�, ', �,' , ".., I !,� :,. , , "� I � I'll I : ... '. , ", , . , �, 11 �.� ,�; " ,:. ��,,�,:_ , " . 1, , , " , . , I � .�, , .:'' , . N , � , � � : i I i � .1 , 1: , 1: � , , 1� � ��,,,,":',�,'., " ; . .. �)!�., ;: �. , ,! i.: ®R9&km �� wgi,q Oct 9fia StFatLrick90 H ubRin Co==eMdMff 6 to.m. An�'7 /111 HOX We CPmitild>rem Qe>rv.&T n2 �earrojl' Orchestra �4 IAV. L. Raff � ; l',C'lil' e from Korea, gave a very enlightening address. Some of the important points into were as follows: Work among the country women, enlarged fellowship RES of the United Church, work in Korea, the house disadvantage in Korea, , ask Korea looking forward to church un- ion, the distinction between leen and women, the W. M. S. work among 0 p.m. women, its importance. Miss Jeanette Finnigan sang to very fine solo, ac- companied by Miss Smith. Mrs. R. E. McKenzie, stewardship secretary, stressed the necessity of a liberal re- sponse and .the gathering in of neW members. The most liberal givers, she Bible. said, were those who had the least to give. Out of the 50,000 women in the . London Conference Committee, only . 15,000 are associated with the W.M.S. and 31 per cent. only of the Women Presbyterial. A paper, "Over Against esday the Treasury," was given by Mr's. Weir. ,Mrs. Sco'bie presided during the roll call of the Mission Bands and baby bands, and gave 'many sugges- tions. Mrs. Doan :brought loving " greetings from Mrs. Shane, a former pastor's wife, who has been an in- - •r--� ,valid for some years. It was suggest- ed by the ladies that a message of hope and cheer be sent to Mrs. Shaw. An invitation to hold the next annual -- meeting in Constance was accepted. o It- was decided to send a delegate to la %a the branch conference from Varna Auxiliary. The closing words were given by Mrs. Mollard, of Exeter, "We should be ready to sacrifice i order to promate missionary work." oulr ]Local Briefs -Mr. John McKenzie, mare of Tuckersmith, has purchased the ,tee mill at the station from the Thomson We estate, and is now in possession. - Mr. W. -A. Crich is in Toronto this an�� week attending the annual convention ((�� of the Ontario Bread and Cake Bak- ers, err, Association.—Rev. T. H. Brawn and Mrs. Brown are spending two Ionweeks' vacation in Toronto. — Mr. Hugh Daividson, of .Knox College, To- ronto, was a week end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Reid. -Mr. Robert ,Coates, of London, is a guest at the 'home of Mr, and Mrs. �aw W. Ament.-IMi'ss Greta Fvoss has ac- cepted a position on the staff of the Club Weston public school and left on IN Monday to assume her new duties.- , on Mr. A. Y. McLean left on Monday to attend Toronto University. - Miss Atth Rossie Elder, who Play been in British Columbia for the past three months, has returned home. Mass ]Elder also m� spent some time in Alberta and the fnrist o'the'r Western Provinces. -Mr. and rfly. Mrs. John Sclater and family and Mrs. William Sclater were in Galt over the week end. - The many friends of Mr. Henry' Forsyth, who is still in the Seaforth Hospital, will be MUSIIC glad to know that be is improving fast and will soon be able to be mov- ed to his home. -Guests at the par- sonage in Egmondville over the week end were Mrs. James Malcolm, of Markham, and Mrs. Malcolm and Miss Malcolm, of Toronto. -Mrs. Thomas p 'Rands, who has been visiting her bro- ther in North Dakota, for several months, returned home on Friday last. --Mr. Wes. Nott attended the Woodbine races in Toronto last weak. • -•(Messrs. Jack Reid, Alvin Grandy Ha �Il and James Peviitt spent the week end in Alsia Craig. -Miss Maybe'lle Rands is visiting friends in Guelph.-+M'rs. F. G. Livingston, of 'Detroit, spent hast week with Senforth friends. -Mrs. S. Slhannon, of Winthrop, underwent a Serious 'operation in Clinton Hospital last wook, but her many friends will eve Tse pleased to •lcn0•q that she is re- caereuing 'nicely. --Mr. Allan Stone and two dhdlduren, of Norwich, ppelit the 11 , .1 .11 , 1. �, ". .. -�,.�,:��, �� s 1Ila,�� 1 �i It' .. .. ... �. �. " , n a I 1-0 Appar, , '" _0 11, .. • CGE93 AI`NTD RL XT ISTOW COATS / ' Of handsome ftabr ieg, tallorr- ed along beautiful l limes, New superbly trimmed with fur, All ]Neck- also mannish styles. Smut atld�:: DRESSES S I S nO`: 7Chna� lei s Adds New Dresses wntha a da inti- Greatly ness of design and excellence IS &4 To of quality that gill win your A tide The hearty approval the minute to youli -VAR Smartness youand inspect them. Surely of .see Need. TEATS SpecnaIl• Autumn $1.49 Frocks. Fashion's best and newest . creations at less than or din - arty prices. Corrine. They will please you.. Full Fashioned Tapered Ankle, � h e s m urtestt �la� on IFI[olepn°o®� IE`unll fashioned ILDoHam-a-Dalt] Hosiery, Ex. Toe, -Silk JH(oleproof Autumn tones. Hosiery SUk StockiIllgo. $ 450 a I aha $1.95 a Panni are Here. .. WaTm Bed(JIM O 101 the ColderNightc) o MAKI& TIMS In Fancy Wool Deal Cov- P�l1 EMO ers we specialize on the cele- brated ®. V. makes. ]Next time I am r These embody doom sown H Desi>raMe Quality will call at Mae- Lasting Satisfaction Tavish's Stone . ancl,' order one Attractive Pa,ttttemm err aerates ®. �T. Beaunttifun CoRorrs all wool Blan- kets. Main IPa,stteIl Colors ` I our-Cdorr CO1ta bina�ttiow Be sure you at least See these Beautiful Price IP®pulla:rentty Pure 1�1�Tool Blankets $5.95 to $8.85 -�)cTkV�SH, J. M 061b A. Knechtel, Burlington; Miss J. their great-grandmother, Mrs. J. H Knechtel, Meaford; Miss W. Bickett, Broadfoot.-Miss Helen Young ani Brantford; Miss J. Roadhouse, Strat- 'Miss Elizabeth McLean spent a fee, ford; (Mrs: J. Snyder, 'Clinton; Mrs. days in Toronto this week. -The mang Martin, ,Middleport; Rev. G. A. Mr- friends of Dr. Charles Mackay wil Lean, Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Mercer, be 'very �g'lad to learn that he is mak' of Toronto. -Mr. William Archibald, ing a d'ery satisfactory recovery ai of Tuckersmith, who won the county the Western Hospital, Toronto. Rfi scholarship, left last week to take a sister, ,Miss M. W. Mackay, who hat course at the Geulph Agricultural been in Toronto with him, spent Tues, College -Miss Mabel Turnbull left: day at her home here. She was ac. on Thursday for Toronto where she comlpanie(q by Miss Redmond. -Mr will ,visit her sister, Mrs. J. R. 'Hills. and Mrs. Reg. Reid, of Stratford Before returning home she will visit spent the week end in town. -Mr. anc with friends in Huntsville and also Mrs. T. Swan Smith returned homer attend the Keliock-Forsyth wedding , Sunday from a very pleasant motoi in Severn' Bridge, -Dr, and Mrs.Coup- trip to Montreal. Mr. Jack Archi• land were the week end ,guests of Mr. bald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willian land Mrs. Andrew Oke, Royal Apart- Archibald, of Tuckersmith, who chat ments'-]]Miss Margaret IChifttendeny been acting as an insurance actuary of Toronto, spent the week end with at Toronto, has secured an excellent relatives here. -The C�G.I.T_ arid the and very remunerative (position ft Tuxis boys, of First Presbyterian New York, and left last week for Church, held a Weiner roast at the that city. -Mr. W. T. Laing receives Lions Park on Wednesday evening of word recently that he had ,been grant this week. -Miss Belle Jackson has ed his B.A. degree specializing h returned to her home in Egmovldville mathematics and physics, f r o n after spending several weeks with Queen's University, Kingston. -Hr friends in (Detroit.-IMr. and Mrs. An- A. Beattie, of Prince Rupert, B. C. drew Kirk visited with friends in spent the 'meek end at the home of Lucknow and Wingham during the his nephew, Mr. W. R. Plant. -, Kr. past week.=-tMr. and Mrs. McNeil and and Mrs. Reg. 'Sykes, of Skelton , Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and Miss Ferrol Washington, who have been spendinE Higgins visited with Mr. and Mrs. their holidays in Detroit and Sea - Andrew Oke over -Sunday--Mr. and forth, were here- over the week end! Mrs. John Mills and Mrs. Long, of St. Mr. Sykes returning on T3hursdas7: Marys, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, while Mrs. Sykes is spending the re - John Cummings over the week ends. mainder of her holidays here.--Rool- -Miss Kathleen Morton, of fflamil- dent hunting licenses may be obtain - ton, and M6ss ,Peggy M'cArter, of ed from the Postmaster at the. Fool Guelph, are 'guests at the home of Of&e. —. 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