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I � li� " - - v , i ,5� � I . � / — ---- , .." , ., " ,�I ", , I W, M I I — -- . - " - -01 �WIWU - , , � *'1.1.1' 1"..,.---,1.1 - 1. - .: secretary of ,the Ontario Milk Pro- 1. 11 .., p. I � . , 11, -11 � .. ., - " . � '' ��,,�.' ..., 11- ` , 11 � ; , I I � I " , . � .1 '' 1, . � " ,,77 77)�T� .1 . I . I . I I I..., ,,,,,.111,�,.'It,� I ". ..� .11, HURON . PRESBYTERIAL. ducers' Association, told, delegates . I :, ��,, . . .appropriate hymns. The funeral, War, :,M. ;, �, � .... "I . I � I . . I � 11".1 , 1�1 � . . � Very largely aftended, many friends - � 'All li I . -, , I the annual convention of Easte , um I to 1 4 . i WEIRD IS'A ,. .. 3 � . . . .. -en at C 3n, HAXMT'0N,' po . I I I... I �,�;Nll I I'll � sitiOn. - Nuoh .sympathy is extend- I ."''. � " ., I'll, .... I'll I.. 1� 1. .. , ornwall last weem. . , 1". I I . I , �,.��, . tario Dairyin — N 5� .." ....... IR , .1, " 1 --.9 . ,j %' Miss Jeckell, of Exeter, Elect * I ed I -fami% .i I . ..... 1. I. - I- I I .... , . �,�11.111 !:, I'll �,�11.111 !:, I k' . - ed New President I .", .,V��",` .�. ,,,#'i� ,��"," . . . . I . .(> the V and relatives ,'. the , , Xl: I., '. ,� I He, urged, herd o . " - in , I I ... , - I A5,11. 11 11 - -I- I -",- - o'i'l -I , . I ,�, � I I �:. - -1-:111":,;,i I', 1�'@ LL 1,1�1,' � " , I .r I I '111 wners to keep only - loss of -one So Mud and hospitable, in T armers Mulched, Out0*01,23 0�01jk-A" """' T.", , . % . The anutial meeting, of' the Huron — -- - profitable ebock, u6ing the ,scale,% and I - "Y'V. V -y, -� I , gp�, I .1 the community. The deceased is sur- ., ' 0 I J �,�r resbyterial of the , . I I -e -X f'o 1�#�,�",i,��,�:, ,,# , ' , , .. Babdock test 0 eliminate "boarders" . vived, by .one son� 'Stowa;rt, on the � 1$tory of kDrtpU ,F ,�. , ,g " a P W.,K.,S. was held j . . y ,f). .( , , �k MITON.'' total for this province is 606,0,00. from their herds. He pointed out DUSTLESS � . " ,! "s bj� 11 '' � 1.� ��',', , I ", I I in Clinton on Tuesday, January 13th. � — �. homestead, with whom she lived and — I 1. I '. - . " ,'I- I ,02,-� - Greig, thepresident, opened her' that the Canadian farmer must cut � , ... W, , . 1 X, , I I Mrs. . 7%0: , W11. 000.1 ' his own costs to the minimum * , � ;,' .) . . " �- - , 0* " I" �L, I I two daughters, Mrs. Hemery, of Ran- . , 4 5 i A Real Opportunity. � - . '' . , � , , ... , remarks by expressing 4 desire that' ' Frank Aikenh aars. - � �`L "5�, " ., ", �, g"I' LgIrl, 11 each Lone present Some idea of the opport6ity for der to successfully ,o.pet,withItnb7,� amd Mrs. Bartlett, of Thames- . . e4d, ,was'. mewy Interest- �.. .g, ' �. `w r , 1,-��,' NO 4-, i ', � an 'W�, i'l . �� i . "" 'Me gosPj,,W ,VF'W'�."L2,' 0 - gk , ,�� -, I I 'k would derive a Ontario .farmers to develop the ex- of nations where production costs are COKE '! f,rd.' The,pallbearers -were. J. ,M. 1119. ,Mrs. T. B. Bakil presented the f'st �, .�i I 1 1"a ,','� I gTeater 1henefit from the meeting than '%W. Glerm, D. Brintri-ell, L. Horton,, j. members with a t1rimble,.a real Wt a Auron mMUT�ty,-V,oJL!,V,.0�-",u, � � 0 i!t§ - ' . p� "I , ,�, " R. W. Wade, di , IZ(, - , - irector of tile . , " � . 1, , , port trade in bog and pork products 10w 641'"Ikraw , "T6 I �. � . , . AW.Wln'�M '10 � just the information contained in the I for the workers. Mrs. D. Tough, kirrd� VI? WA14A -'14""' .� "I'l- , , - Ontario Livestock Branch, also delkv- Friday last When V1FhYeAd,t ... ; ; '' .71"I � is afforded, by official figures with re Broadfoot, W. Kerslake, W. N. Glenn k-, I ",,�� i0A � reports. . tieighbors, of the, deceased. The r,e-' ly 'Offered' her -home for -the February I I - , 10 "I I 1,�, into ered an, address, declaring that Can- P'n omm-n va , , "I 11 I , spect to dead meat imports Produced twent miix.nid 1-�, i The Exeter Auxiliary had charge of .-y-seven-"iA j""' :l I I IGTeat Britain. For the, first ten adians would 'buy rnoxe, Canadian . Mai -ns were interred in MeTaggares -meeting- Pilecing:%O*ks and quilting 'r -.01d: q,,,'.,�, . ''. I ".�V ,,, 1, � I.. ' the devotional exercises, Mrs.. Rhodes . ' will be� the work for the next after. grant, was siMt00cM; �, �, 1-1. I I I I I c4metery. . �1111 ve " I months of 1930, bacon imports reach- cheese if the quality- were guaran., . "' I ` 'I, "I'll, 01 . giv1ing -the Scripture reading,- and noon. The nVeeting closed by all re- 1,6§0 .one, ,,day in an " � �2 . 11, ed a total of 7 414,00 cwt., valued at teed. . He felt that consumers- should by. .Canad 'a - — I The tory ,each � .,f 4 -,� . I Miss `Jeckell� the prayer. Everyone 934,92,2,063, and of this volume Can- be critical and demand the best. � I � 1 n , Peating the Mizpah .benediction.. 1two � , , 1." 11 11 I . ".. �,, " . pl, I . 4' preg6nt was deh1whted with a solo, . . hostess served a tasty, limeb whie1l IWO s;;;;n1Z 'to r , i6'' tyl-�," `114.NyhE IN01 t I ada -supplied only 87,109 cwt., which . — " ST. COLUMBAN all enjoyed very much. Hairs6brian 6eelir ' .11�. ..��'. if0l �, L'�- 7 VX � , " " ,� "Pass It On," by 'Mrs. D-ougan, . �� ,,, T, � I .� -d, - , 'L'y�',�' ' of had a'value of 9433,956. During the Short Courses Prove Popular. Workmen - I from James, Zi I - --,�� 1,111.�, " ," S'p Clinton.� . � . � . . . . . . I'll f , � 2,� ,* , � , "! *"- '.. � p ,i- - same Period imports of hams totalled The -three month courses in agri- ,,, . The C. W. L. are holding a dance - and William C. Milli .1, OF, �, ".1�1$i0,;!"i Nit A 1,41;A,1. , �,� I&_ The reports read by the different , 1--n 11 .1 t. I . � - . R" I would',p# , : t-';:,,,,,,,,�-�,fr1N ' ' ' i 8,65,0,35 cwt., of which the United culture and ,home economics ,which in the Parish Hall on Friday, Janii- on thef prpralso that 1he .',';:%�n-m seer6taiie4 were encouraging and St ... I �, k� �% � - i All, - atessupplied 1115,352 cwt., or more Opened in December last, W40 PTov N. CLUFF & HULLETT back with I—', , , ' .,,-. 111%'2,� . gratifying. - --� . SONS ary 23rd'. Close's 'Orchestra will interest' Whelk ne,'reco!,V,�; . ��.,�- , ,'q�,. _, 1,2 iA 11, .. ., ,, 1, . , �,�,�Q, ... � than ,ten times the 70,968 cwt. sup. ing quite poPular in their respec- I furnish the music. . a $46,000- logary from Germany.. 1 -he, 1, , -A�, . Sad Death.—A very sad desih oc. I _1M � , � "'. ;1I � iV, . �t .� .1 . The treasurer, 'Mrs. T. Swan Smith, These were the on- tive communities. Eight such courses I MeMalion-O'lleilly. — Sacred Heart , ne6 of coitirse, was purel, '. hi;� . L �. ,' ." * " ' _ . , 1. �,,: . ". - I � " . � ,;, va� � , - - A . I � � of Seaforth, showed an increase of ly two ina long list of dead, mqr,%t im- are being lield by the Ontario Pie- Church, at Yale, Michigan, was Sunday mo ing t , Of Hanse,luian's �iain; . �- "'IlZ �, ,� I, .� I ,. the curred early , rn las , the Product L - . , `;��IIV �, � I over five .hundred dollars in the giv� ports in which the Canadian, contribu- partment of Agriculture in, as Storey, b6i �, �'L. �...�� `,,','031, ." Z",�� ' 't, �t � many ng on the sick list. scene of a very pretty wedding on when M.T. PemY Crich was found dead. young German WasbrOught,,,J#ct- �� 'n �, . , , 11 - " �j"I,�y �1, 1. `�jL 11��."�J%, , j�;�'�� -.I", ; . I � ... � .� I ingsi the total for the -year being ti,n was. large enough, to list sopaj�. different counties in ly: B , W. M-S�The W. X. S. and Ladies, Saturday, January 10th, when May e religious o!r$an.Pa..,' � � r 'L.- I � ' �::� .1", . $3,1840-84. MIrs. Kaine, of iSeaforth, ate . na e race For sonie time he had been in the this country ,by 6;,"I", - I . _ . ', -, ,"r a farm hand t , , , I ',4 1, , "k �,,, r, �. 11, r - ated the Ily. Hastings, Lincoln,' Middlesex Nor-, Aidof Caven Church, met at thebome, Elizabeth O'Reilly, o mvloY of 'Mr. Thomas McMillan tion and sent'as a .,W,QV' 4. �. I I . �', ,� .. � . , L I ," , , I'll ..� ,�,W,wl . , f in &,.beautiful prayer, dedic I folk, Waterloo, Wentworth' a n d of Mrs. Robert McFarlane on. Wednes- and -Mrs. James J. O'Reilly, and Vi,n- and was well known and well thought lor P -0-Y E. Rat7, R. R. 2, Paih 'I I : , � day, January . wo 4. - ��,�,,.!,�'--, I , �::. ! ,� ", - , work and the money to, the Lord. Rural Hydro Grows. York. An average of 38 young men 7,th, 'With 0, good turn- cent E. McMahon som of MT. Andrew Of in the community. MT. Crich was Be, worked for Ratz for .01716 T` , I � y1ear. I 00, i I ",, �� I . � . � Mu�,�.GTeig, in her closing remarks, Latest available figures show a were enrolled in the coursesl in agri- out of ladies, and with the president j. 'JV1cX,ah,n weri; united in marriage apparently in his usual health' On' the then went to tho home ,of *. j-0,:"1"..' 11 11� I - 0, . , ".11 'ardor, and, on. March 10 1-orp. ,,, -, , . I I � , !,,,�, , J mentioned -a few of the outstanding total of 7,100 miles of rural hydro, culture -and 28 Young women in in the chair. The meeting Opened at a Nuptial High Mass celebrated at day previous and had been in town to as .... � � , I , , a bo - I s �� :1.-y'; L". , ever I itk,of the year—that -we are proud lines. in Ontario and it. is proposed home economics courses during tile with ilip singing of a hymn and sil- ten, o1clock by the pastor, the Rev Purchase some new clothing just a on the strength of his fortheo,mint, , - 1, �, �., � i". I Teirm .. I 11�., -,� ,*) , �1 to bi� esented on the Provincial to add, almost 2�000 ,more during month of December. In addition to , ent prayer for Mr. and J.Trs, Ross F ex .. .. �',"', Board'by Mrs. P . , ather 'Martin. The bride, was - short time before his death. The de- fortune, succeeded in .. 1 ,,-�,�,,, � borrowing $425, , ,,�t � �, I , ,;p , 1,931, Reduction in, rates has had a th , 34 ne-m nth ur ssionaries in Japan. % IM!rR. c. Hil- quisitely gowned in blue chiffon with ceased was a son of Mr. Herbert with which moneyhe made a -trip ..�� . , tedditt, of Goderich ese * o co ses, are be- m" . to I �, � as General Interest Secretary, and d;! lot to do with the recent rapid ing staged in ,as many differont lon offered prayer and, 'the r 11 a hat and shoes o in tch nd car g Crich, of Clinton, and was born in Germany. Returning,, ." �� , " .. lighted to know that Huron, has sent 0 c 11 t a , a ryin without, � I., I f, . I � - growth. Nearly every county now counties OW districts by the agricul- was answered., by thoughts for; the a beautiful ,bouquet of tea ro,ses and Tuckers,mith township 39 years ago, fortum, on August Ist, the saire, . 00 '' �:11 IVNI� i . year, I ".1- I I another, missionary, this time to the has hydro, in the rural districts,. The turar representatives ,during the New Year. A very interesting part lily of th, ,,gey, tinted with sprays lus father having Deen Reeve of that Hanselman su '- ded in borr .. Ilk a , � .!,� . ,!" � � ,,�,. , "I I , Itome Field, as Miss Hazel Macdon- a ra, I 1,s to nship for a number of years. His %.'� I , 4- I I Programme was the Present- of maiden hai, fern. The bri, maid w ccoe � �, . 11 * ge ,cost for current to light the months ,Of January and February. Of -the further $225 and -on Septernher 22nd, I ; �� , ald, of Goderich, has gone to do I ing -of life memberships ' mother died last summer, ,but h $ 0, t t $ � - , nlu- house and barn and run ordinary Short courses in agricultuie were , to�,3*0. J'as- Miss Alice -O'Reilly, thebride,s sister, e is 29 a o al of - 940 from XT, Ziler. . I .� �g . sionary work at Prince ,Coupe. She . appliances such as toasters wash.l.n,g first instituted, in 1912, Since tRat SiTAPS'n and Mrs. Alton' ,Ross. A was also beautifully gowned in, chiffon, survived by his father, three sisters Hanselinan ,purchased an. automobile, I `.:.,�� -� I 1 OnthS' courses in agricul- very interesting paper on Japan, "Her the color of asshes of roses, with shoes , �R�` : i spoke of the interest aroused 'by hav- machines and irons, is about $rL,.00 �me 688 m' and three brothers, Mrs. Turner and on -which he made a down payment, I , .'..n - % Ing Miss Lamont, Field Secretary, ad- -per month. It runs considerably high- ture have been held with an attend. Development Politically," from, Mrs. RO,Y Pepper, Tuckersmith, and and other luxuries, settli d to .114 , I ..; I the and bat to match, and carrying a Ag 4 �,.'� I ', " dress different auxiliaries and, the de- or w motor and a stove are ance, of 17,852. study book, was given by Mrs, Allen bouquet of pink- roses, similiarly in- rich ,. ,;�- This is an average , 'Miss 01adyss Grich, at home; Messrs. live the life of the idle in0awilei- -here a , � �,; � I :�q I lightful afternoon enjoyed in Exeter operated, In addition t9 providing of Over 33 per year with an average Ross. The m0oting was 'then Open ternungled with lily of the,valley and Frank and Melvin -Crich, of Tucker- palion of receiving his fortune. " ' . ...,Ll� I . I . I .1� .1� . last,SeptembeT, When Mrs. Gauld gave needed conveniences-, the develop- attendance of 28. The -first three- for business. The mite boxes -were maiden hair fern. Peter Carpen- sirrith, and Mr. Leslie- Crich, of Mack- e anse mdri'-, next . � .. ',I I .- 0 .1 , rural hydro is expected to months' courses in agriculture and adopted for another year. 'iThe sing- ter v,ras the groomsman. After the victim, he �ndorsing at a bank to, the . I so simply and so vividly apicture of Mont of . �4x' 11n, Sask. The funeral was held from Mr- Mill r was a 1 ,J � her thirty-eigh% years spent in For- prove one of the biggest factors in home economics were staged All ing of a hymn and'the t�� Prayer wedding breakfast, the -bridal pa the .home of his faiber in Clinton on extent of $370, on the strength of the ; �', 1, � ... Mosa. improving farm conditions in On- 1921-2. Since then 71 such Courses closed the meeting, after which a left for tt ti yty Wednesday afternoon. and was very .1 I " I I . .49 �- in annou-neing ',her resignatio on same cock and bull story about the � 4�� 11 as taxio in the future. , have ,been *rganied with a total at dainty lunch was serived by the lunch -held at the groom's home. Following lnterinent was fortune, of which Hanselman, had let- I � I'l, _ . largely attendked. �: . ,1, . I president, Mrs. GTeig said she felt tendance. of 2,748 boys and 3,0810 girls. Committee. . ": A41 � someone else ,should share the be , a short visit at the bride's parent' s made in Turner's cemetery, Tucker- ters, since found- to ,be fictitious, in ", . , -ne- Manitoulin Turkeys. - - th. � :,;; . 1: 11 fits and responsibilities that had been I — home at St. Columban, Mr. and Mrs. 8m support. "', - -ow . .;; I 11� Y� , I 1. , � During the month of December over McMahon will leave on an extended Letters found in, possession, of the N� � I I hers for the past three years. She 8,00-0 turkeys were shipped from Man- wedding trip to Chicago and other EXETER leted man. written by himself to �*"` : M " of cities. Their residence wil, Death of Former Resident—News his father, but never posted, reveal � I . ,. ,,, M bespoke for her successor the same itoulin Island to different Parts DRAI NAGE EXPENSES . western convi I .. I I , support and, co-operation that she had Canada and ihe United States. The DEAR EXPOSITOR: be in Detroit, Michigan. " �.,� . - received. �She trusted that 'each ,one average weight of thebird;s) was about has been received here of the death the highest flights of imagination, sel- . .1 � would help the new president to keep THE EXPOSITOR of Wes. Hawkshaw, a former resi- dom equalled even in, a dime novel I .1. � . - , - d - 20 ,pounds, which speaks highly for In the Town Of SeaflDrth the regula- . ,:,- I dent of Exeter, who died in a private One let�er, dated Niagara Falls, N,Y.**. .1. �.� 1 1 1 the torch blazing in Huron Presbyter- the quality of,production there. It is tion has always been that when a hospital in London, following a stroke tells of his walking to that ci . .�,,w ial. � wortity of note that the turkey was ratepayer wishes, to tap a town drain DUBLIN ty 'I �'!! 11 1� Mis. ,Dunlop, of Goderieh, in a few introduced into the island, fo CLUBBING LIST which he, suffered, while in London a through,virgin bush from Toronto an4 .:,�. . r the Puy- i -A order to drain his cellar, he must .. ".. words, expressed the regret of the pose -of checking a plague Mrs, A. Mulligan and ,Miss Ge,_ short time ago at the home of Mrs. of 'being attacked by Indians. Ire :. ;;, . ", n ,:� I oppers, which it did, effectively. The C.Ommittee for the use of the dral , .1111". 4K I. -1 Presbyterial in losing Mrs. Greig as b Of grass- first receive the consent of the Street trude 'Mulligan -attended the funeral A- W. Wallace, Ridout Street, London. stated be -shot one of the redskins an(I a of 'the former's sister ,Mrs M Mr. Hawkshaw had not been feeling Wounded another and, in -return : 4, I ) . president. !Mrs. Grei-g during 'her f riners were not slow, however, to and, should the drain become blocked, The Expositor and 'The Toron. O'Rourke, held at Mount , Carmel O' well for several months. When, the rddeiyed a long gash on, his arm . I'� , n I 11.� three years of office has endeared see that -there was money in turkeys the ratepayer must find, an, outlet at to Globe . . . $6-30 Tuesday morning. news a few weeks ago, of the sudden, from a scalping knife- Another told �.'.�, � herself ,to all in the Presbyterial, nort and fX-,Or*A sideline they havie become his. own expense. * ** "" death ,of his son-in-law was received Of his, killing -a rival suitor in a duel �� .., , .. . i onlyby her faithful and efficient work a leading industry of the island. The Expositor and The Toron. Death of Patrick Lun-ney.—On ,� , I .. / but also by her gracious manner and I Very often the ratepayer, after go- to Mail and Empire ...16.30 . day morning, January 1?,�tb, Moee the shock so upset -him in his weak- after he liad made one of his frequent 4161, 11 . ing to the expense of opening the Patrick .,. � pleasing ,personality. I took a stroke. automobile trips across the line, only 'r I'll I O.A.C. Exhibits. drain, finds that it is the town drain The Expositor and The London Luimey!, of the village, died in Hiem- LL.., I . He 'was, 65 years old. He was the to find an alleged int,prloper, the gin2 I � , 'Mrs. McDormid, Of Goderich, took fftrm tribute has (been paid to the that is blocked ,and it seems an in- Adverti orial eased -1, .�� I . the chair for the nominations, which O-A,.,C. 'by the International, Livestock justice ser ...-.....�,$6.30 was 81 years of age and was real well son of the late John Hawkshaw, and duel following. .. I 'I � � � that he should have all the ex- I �.� . � were as follows: Exposition offitialst for the The Expositor and The London while here was proprietor of the old These are just samples of what. the . . until -about two weeks ago. Mr. Lun- Commer �--', exICIL'I'llent pense ,of the work when the town Free Press . : ......... $6 cdal Hotel. After selling the correspondence foundl on the German . �1', '. .1 I Honorary president, Mrs. J. C. character of the College's exhibit at should liat,e , sewara.ge system which .31) ney had lived on a farm in Logan all hotel be moved to London, thence to rev,eal,ed, but what ,puzzled the e-ourt 11 Greig, SeafoTth; president, Miss Jack- the recent show in Chicago. During would prevent the flooding of any The Expositor and The Toron- his life until about ten years ago, ,.", 1�. I ,I ITT I . to Daily Star ........ $6.30 when he came to live in the village. that of a traveller. In life his dis- hoodwinking 'Messrs. Ziler and Miller, 1, " I ell, Exeter; Ist vice-president, -Mrs. the last :Four years a series -of four cellar. Hamilton. His later occupation -was most is how Hanselman r,uccceded irt 11 MoDermid, Goderich; -Znd vice-presi- educational exhi-bitry have been However, one can not keep down The Expositor and The Farm- He was a friend to, young and old 11, 1; dent, Miss Taylor, Blyth; 3rd vice- placed at the International by 0. A. tb, taxes and have every town con- ers' Advocate ......... $3.00 and he will be missed,by all who knew position was genial; in. religion, he who are known as thrifty, cocnsqrva- . 1.! president, Mrs. Doulgan., -Clinton; 4th C. The ftst ,one referred to the use venience -at the same time, so perhaps The Expositor and Montreal him. The funeral was held on Wied- was an Anglican. He is zurvived by tive, farmers and shrewd business men. �, nesday morning at St. Patrilck's a sorrowing wif Y4 - rich; corresponding secretary, fir -be just as well to grin and Witness ............. $&85 Church, where High Mass was sung Al -ice Murdoch, of Hensall; a sister, ible. 11� vice-president, Mrs. Redditt, Gode- of legurnesincrop rotations; the sec- it would e, who forrnerly was His story must have been most plaus- 3 a- ond to the development and usefful- bear it and leave things as they are. The Expositor and The Catholi - by Rev. Father Odrowski, burial be- Mrs. A. J. Everett, Wood -tock, wi th ' A -bout t-wo weeks a -go the bubble .. .. I . -P George McDonald, Goderieh; tMasu'r- ness -of the Canadian type of bacon Yours truly, Record .............. $3.75c whom he spent the past 'month and broke and a warrant was issued for . 't I er and finance secretary, Mrs. T. Swan hog, the third to Canadian, lamb, and RATEPAYER ing made in St. Colu-mban cemetery. -,ij �� . Smith, Seaforth; Home Helpers, so -2- the fourth to Hardy Alfalfa. These The bearers were Messrs. Frank Me_ an old daughter, :Myrta, M. -s. W. Lon- Hanselman. In two hours County Con- Ili', , , retary, tMrs. J. Fraser, Bayfield 1, I ; 40 ey, Toronto. The funeTal servi,ce was ,table Steinhagen had his prizoner in A I exhibits have not only -been of o,ut- Connell, Michael McCarthy, George held Wednesday afternoon fram Lon- the county jail. "I , Young Women's Secretary, Mrs. E- standing value at the big exposition, CLUBBING RATES NATITH Krauskopf, George Holland, Jack ll C. Dun -16p, Goderich; Canadian Girls plendid medium don, thence by motor to Exeter. The I'll I I , LONDESBORO Redmond and Joseph Looby. He is On Friday morning accused pleaded �: ;;' I �' in Training Secretary, Mrs. H. C. of advertising for Ontario products. OTHER PERIODICALS MAY survived by his niece, Mrs. cortege was met by friends and the guilty to both charges, but had noth- ... I Dunlop, Goderich; Mission Band Sec- The college i BE HAD ON APPLICATION. M' C'P- Rev. J. B. Rbodesv at Exeter, and pro- - T. .,s to be congratulated on. We are glad to have Rev. Mr. John- bell, of Toronto, and two nephews, ing to say when sentence was passed. ', retary, Mrs. H. J. Gibson, Seaforth ; its very useful work in this connec- ston in our midst again. He has had Paul and Joseph Mulligan, of Toronto. ceeded to the Exeter cemietery where A warrant has also been issued for 1, Library and Literature Secretary, tion. . to rernain indoors for the past two -- interment took place. his arrest in Germany for alleged il- . �. I Miss Isabel MacEwan, Goderich; Wel- l weeks, .,having contracted a miery sev- I — 11 - - Friends -of Miss Amy Shapton, head legal acts, committed while he was on . come and Welfare Secretary, Mis. H. Experimental Union Gathering. are cold- lady at Southcortt Bros, store., will re- his visit to the old country. He also, 111. Arnold, Heirsall; -Supply Secretary, Prominent agriculturists. from all The W. M.S. held their first meet- BRUCEFIELD gret to learn of her serious illness. owes board bills running intcv hurk- li , 4 Miss A. McDonald,, Goderich; Glad Paxts of Ontario were in. attendance ing of the year on V&driesday at the USBORNE Miss Shapton, has -been ordered to take dreds Of dollars. When told that his � . . ! . 1111awrl I Tidings -Secretary, Yfxs. Merton Reid, at a baiDquet given last week in con- homeof Mrs. T. Crawford. This prov- The married people's dance will be a rest, and is confined to her 'bed. automobile had been seized by a fin- � . Death of Mrs. 'McQueen.—The death held in Walker's Hall, Brucefield, on There were 70 present at the � Seaforth; Press Secretary, Mrs. Keith nection with the 52nd annual mieet- ed to, ,be a very successful meeting. ante corporation and, that he had t; I McLean, Sea -forth; Life Membership ing of the Ontario Agricultural and The Y. P. S. of Knox United Church occurred on Monday last of the late ,Monday evening, January 19tb. Young People's -meeting at Main St. thred months to redeem it, Hanselman i� Secretary, Miss McFarlane, Clinton. Experimbrital Union at 0. A. C. Prais- held their regular monthly meeting Mxs. Flora McQueen, who had been, Farmer's C1tb.---iA joint meeting of United Church on Monday evening to merely said: "Yes, I know, that will 1. �i Miss Jeckell-, as president, introdue- ing the wonderful work carried on by Friday evening. There was a good in ill -health for the past year and a the U. F. 0. and U. F. W. 0. will be listen to the address ,and see the Pic- be fixed up." C'utive for,"1931 to those the Union, Hon.. Thomas L. Kennedy, attendance and much intere is ha , but bad been in bed for about held in the village at the home of Mr. tures on the "Study of Japran." Mr. 4 ed the Exe st , be_ 1'r , . i present. The Huron Presbyterial Minister of Agriculture, issued a ing taken by the members and for five weelesprevi-ous to her death. She and Mrs. David Tough on W,ednesday and Mrs. Silas Stanlake gave two .0 — I I I . I I : feels very fortunate in securing One strong appeal to the young men of all those who took Part, -we can speak died in her old home where she al- afternoon, January 21st. A good at. musical numbers and Miss Broderick ,� 11 I as efficient as Miss Jeckell -to caxry Ontario to stay On the farms and be a word of -praise. ways lived. The late Mr. John Me- tendance is requested, as'the election took charge of.the singing and get- �, . . 1. . ; I .11 on the work. Queen predeceased, her five, years ago, of officers will be; held. ting the crowd mixed for the lunch I proud of their calling. Dr. Archibald,, 'The Young People of ,the United Mrs. McQueen was a daughter of the, Women's Association. — The Wo- which immediately followed. A .1, I I Mrs. Dunlop, of'Goderich, and Mrs. director of the Ontario Experimental Church held a very successful meet' late Alex. Thomson. and was born on men's Aissodation of Brucefield Unit- William McLaughlin, elev�en year I , � I � I Kaine, of Seaforth, were chosen as Farm at Ottawa, and Mr, J. B. Fair- in�g in the basement of the church la -9 the coa Mrs. Troyer is visiting her daugh- . " 11 I . delegates to the provincialmeeting In bairn, Deputy Winister of Agriculture, Sabbath 'evening. Rev. Mr. Johnston - . st of Newfoundland, now he- ed Church, was held January 8th at old student of the Grafton public ter, Mrs. Sidney Gernmell. . J M,q ing in her I �� I te address; .s , :, Wili6sor in April. A hearty vote Of also delivered addresses. A &train of gave a very appropria seventy-seventh year, She the home of Mrs. H. Aikenbead with schGoll in Haldimand, township, son Mr James Watson has taken a pos- 41 �, thanks was tendered the ladies- Of optimisni pervaded the address, of Mr. Snell gave a reading, andMr G was a member of Thames Road Unit- a very good attendance of members of the Rev. Andrew McLaughlin, and itio,',at Mr. Bruce Medd's in McKil- � f I 11 . ordon ed Church and attended Tegularly, and visitors and, we are glad to say grandson of the Rev. W. J. Down, 1, , ; I .1 Clinton Presbyterian Church,for their D. Z. Gibson, of Caledonia, president Snell contributed a solo and) Miss V. while able. The funeral services the lady visitors mostly all joined of town, has -stepped out on the ora- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Richardson. and. I . hospitality and an invitation extend- of the Union, who in. referring to Watson presided at the piano. Fri l we're conducted at her home on. Wed- the Association. The first hour was tory stage, 'having won the silver cup P. I ; _ �� ed to +,'he Presbyterial to hold their prevailing unsatisfactory conditions Mrs. Ross was in,Exeter ,on Miss Lillian maved to their new home i` nesday last 4y Rev. Anthony, of spent in piecing quilt blocks and ,the given by Haldimand township. I I September meeting in Seaforth. in the farming industry, declared that day, in Egiriondville last Wednesday. Wb, � . 4 Thames Road, who spoke most high- of5cers; planning programs for the ,Mr. and Mrs. William Hatte'r, of , I The meeting closed with the'Lard's farmers should be in no way disco-ur- ,Mrs. McKenzie, of Cleveland, who ly of the life of the deceased. Rev. year. The meeting was then opened the North End Dairy, accompanied are all sorry to have them leave us. '. Prayer and everyone felt that she aged, as similar conditions have been spent a pleasant sojourn at the home Mrs. A. Nicholson is able to be up )'. � � I , Mr. MoIlroy, of Hensall, assisted- in with the devotional leader in charge, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Dow, to Montreal, . I , - I - � .11 40 � , � I I I TIF agai � * . that expressed by the NUriOUS Te- itself," he said, -v- ,inl a quartette. from singing and'Scriptifire reading, follow- and are visiting with the lady's par- , I had -obtained a benefit greater than experienced before. "History repeats of her brother, Mr. Fred Johnston, re- the � n after being confined to her bed ,,, - 11 � "The past is, a guar- turned to her home Monday. She T, I � --,',,� fi cad Chn-rch sang suire very ed by prayer. The president then entD, who reside there. Mir. Dow for some time. I �' . 1,C � ports. antee of the future, And just as an was accompanied as far as London coming from a distance. Mrs. Me, took the chair, Moll] callwas respond- shipped a car load of horses abead of Injured in Detroit. — Mr. A. X- I ' era of prosperity followed the serious by her brother, Fred. � .11 . J .*I Queen was a very hilghly respected ed to by member% on progress. The him and will dispose of them before Doig, an old Tuckersmith boy and . .1111. depression of S5 years ago, so tbore Mrs. Tom Little attended the fun-- resident, being of a quiet reserved dis- topic on progress handed, in by Mrs. returning- now District Immigration Inspector 1. 11 come in the near future better eral of her brother-in-law, tha, late � �"' ". - News and Information Vor wl Friends of Harry Elworthy will be at Detroit, was badly injured on Tues- .11 times for the farmer as well as for IVIT. -Murphy, at Exeter last FridaJ. "I . others." Mr. and- Mrs. A. Radford recently — glad to learn that be is progressing � day, December 30th, while he and; hi -s- I � 41L 1D W 4 iki .4 44- 4' U :" �� V uoy MULIM1. visited, .friends at Exeter, r ; Experimental Work. MT. and Mrs. Percy Manning were '. - By winning almost forty prizes, in At the Experimental Union gath- guests of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ad - the Grain and Hay Show in Chicago, I ering in Guelph last week, the see- amsi la-st Sunday. ,. ( *6 Ontario exhibitors demonstrated that rotary, Prof. W. J. Squirrell, reported The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4- . 11 �- our seed stocks and climate condi- that material had) ,been distributed in A. Radford had the inisfortun,3 to �, k tions are quite faivorable to the pro- 193o for atotal of 48 co-operative ex- have 'her leg broken last Saturday. 1 duction of highest quality cownrodi- pe'rimental projects which covered ties -on the market. . practically all of the cultivated crops 0. . . � 1i .- Of Ontario, The work was entirely � i "' ty Tholeaturoof 1930 in Essex Coun- voluntary on the part of the experi- WINTHROP �11. I twa� T6 come -back in corn.," states meriteTs, this constituting a big fac- ... I � Jigricultiiial Representaitive S. B. thr in the success achloved. Prosi- Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore enter- , . strothers. "Essex should be in a demt Gibson stressed the value of -the tained about one hundred and twen- . position to takel care of a -good por- co-operative experiments iii enabling ty-five of their friends to a dance in . tion of the Oana�flan %eed corn trade the, farmer in -his particular locality the -ball last F�riday evening. All re - W. . y in 1981. This od, one time was an. to decide what variety is beet for his Port a good time. ,�, excellent industry with- us, and we soil. "Successful farming," -he d,e- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Govenlock .,. hope to secure this market once clared, "detpends on successful crop called oil Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton , �' 'IV growing. But that is only half the on Sunday evening, They returned to � . F MOT41NOt i Ot6ry. Llveatock should interlock with their -home in Waterford, on Tuesday. Canada -bag 100,000 ft*et, hor�eg "trop produ6do;n, and Ontario farmers Quite a number of members of L. I- I , than it did, a year aga, &41plte, th6 must include good livest4ok in their 0. L. 813',iAtonded the district meet - fact that the atea Under 1011WV1046 business in order to be prosperoug.11 Ing in 01h4on Tuesday evening. has increased by ,about A - ' igjg iv , We am sorry to bear that Mrs. -h 0 '"' i4� �' , Advice to Dairyineni - " 1&lvin Blanchard is atill- unde the *0 Rereg. The tractor fibd-t .e V . � "",:, . I In Wasttm Canada are 1 %#M`.*'� Calaudfa?A dairy Industry, will, re. doetorls, care. � `,"10'76 40**�'*bW ift slump and &irymm Gavin opmalble. In the east W11,W6 Tibill � I'., �Mk. and Mrs. William Me , of I r4rMing is ' �, Zml Uto t a i , ,Mll prog conleead n mt eads .%"<: , ,*- the rule, th .0 " i' im" 66�,*6t4 I (be Oh th,6-road to ,- the 12th o , sp Tu y - 14 I 6.1 , � , . ith Mr. ,and AfTs. Robert Campbell. I h4PV40 ,Wt 60011 UVAA01 � - fi%144), , 1018,0 I 1'� �Aoji thade contlecud with wi , . ko I I � ose thi .. 't, notwithstandibg the nibb6i' �01hkb, %W4W00*:,.ftAl1xe that .quality its The school 'has bedn 01 d a ", , . , %� . ifivon".1wook owilm. tii.."'mie, t,eacher� Wis.[ .''. & are 111,001. MvAkki AAV 6 1 �Tlh �-t 04�U - 1"bor, J. R. Or , Ut , ':,'111 .1 "I -1 . . �, � . I . . I Ly a v era y, � . 01�- careful nursing be -will again be able wife and ano er couple were re rn- 1� I ing to their homes in an auto from. t �11 to be ,around, although his ame is attending a church supper, When. their- I ", . ,� , . . Serious. auto .was struck by the car of a reek- � . 11,11.1, The home -of ,Mr. and Mrs. Leonard .. .7 7 less driver, who was immediately aT- 4:.., Wein, west of here, was the scene o�f rested. 'Mr. Doig was rushed to the ,.,� 11 a pleasant gathering of their friends ,,, ,,, ,,, hospital ,and his wounds dressed, and 1,�,, and neighbors on Friday right, S0- �i is now doing as well as can be expect- �1.1, ,�i, cial chat, cards and games were en" j ed, but it will be some time yet before, : . �,:LL�I,'� joyod. By way of refreshment the treated to liberal ", ho will be able to resume his duties. I . . . . . 'A". �; � company was a sup- ply of Spy and Russott apples for ,11:., ,I, . , School Reunion. - At the annual' , 11 , which this particular section is fam- school meeting of S. S. N.G. 2, Tuck- 11�� ed. The -older folk who attended bad ,; 11 I'll 11 ersmith, on, Wednesday, December ."i. interesting reminiscences to relate to I.— 31st, the question of having a reunion A� the younger folk, telling of tb4e early ;1! li of all the old teachers and pupils who. ��! t"O �� hardships with which they had to con- had ever attended this school, was- I "! 'ki: 11 tend. Some of the older folk have discussed and it was decided to leave ,;A L been in the section since childhood,. . 'I�� it in the hands of the True -toes to, ;. 1". Borden Sanders, eldest son of Mrs. .i 5'. call a ineeting of all the people of ,� �, C. H. Sanders, bad- ,his tonsils rernov- the section an �i 2 -d if approved to have, ,� I' 11211'�' ed during the week and has been ad- 1 � ","', L cOmmittees appointed to carry out tha �,!i.'11 I vised to remain in bed, for a couple of . ''I" arrangements and to L Or to get, .,,�`! months to recuperate. He has not �,�Pf` as many q the old ! ya and, girls 1,�-,�� ';� � , been too rugged and it is thought that � ". that had over attended this school, ur 114;.11�, , �- , �'w I � a good rest will be the makings of 11 to the Present time to be present. 'k,�;�� ii ';,n P bim, v,44 ,,�i' This section was formed and the first , 1',�,,, .,� q W. J. Kernick, MaplegTovo Farm on I brick school was built in IgO4, atd. ,"'!�!,."', I �.. . I -- , 11 ,�', �, * �',` the Thames Road, east of town, has ' I ., ,,�,,,j�, � 11� ;,"'i ,�t�!,,.§�,;" M the new fthool was opened id tte *& ,`,,�',t�106' 120 'White W_Iyandotto bons from �'. ", ..�� ,of that year. The first tfto'hi6k Waw 1-4,'l, IRI , ,�. 3. ,,, � ',, which he gets 97 eggs a day, and b& ,�,� . �i Mary Elonnot Wtight, who talight ift� ::;;'1i1!iXi .. ��h��J��.�!:,, , . . . I � �z��,�,�i Dome in a very shart timae, that th&y . ;��, I the ,end of 1"6, wlien sho. got.,. t�- � �. :.. ,�. � - ; I" 1"� j,14L " will rbach .over tht�hundrad Ver fty, , Zl� �� , , `,;"C' �, - , ' , - .... � , AeA,.ah(l left the s(4�i , � I 1 ", � 11 . I I i � � I 1, ! . I ; I � . h . , I I � . , I I . . I . � . 11 I , I ,,, I �, ;�� I I , , I . , I I � , � �,,�J� Ir -14 . � -,�� I , . , 4 � . I I., I : I . . , , I 1, I . " . I I I 11 , , u, � , ,�,, y 1: , , I I .� , , � %', � .: . , ,� , , , , . . . I I . I � - :� , -, , I I 1. r, , � .. 1� - � , , ".",,):;":��' . , .� I I . 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