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He leaves behind hint to sincerely mourn his death,hiswife Yas family consisting of Wiliam, of Brussels; Mrs. James A. Tufted, of To- Beatnsvll'le; Mrs. Harold Best, of To- ronto, and Mrs. J. R. Miller, of Bar- ria, He is also survived Iby two bio- thers, Messrs. John and James Gilles- .. a or �4^A'pecial IJo1idarsChalk : .. district, rid his sudden paging carne 'a gra=t shock to ttZe inlanua xty, The funeral will take place tarn the. home of hill sister, Mrs. John Street; 'Seaforth, on Friday morning to St. James' Church. Laier- meat will 'be made in St, Ciumban cemetery. , .. .. • Rs ' ,I. ',Promised (1Tbainty,Cool � r't?f+ i tt rate, De TOILET 5 kinds, ltT�LK aranteed first class, es- preserving, g ' '1 5e "tions, hstl�he or mail orders will be til• a they last. 13ENTO'S CORNED BEEF- *cooked, no bones, no •Special, pound 25c SOAP -Choice of 5c at, per cake BISCUITS -First, classDresses Summer and holiday Requisites Face Powders and Creams, Lo- Talcums Bath Salts and , Dusting Powder, Etc. ,We stock a complete rane. Vacuum and Thermos Bottles Picnic Supplies Golf Clubs and Golf Balls Kodaks and Films Developing and Printing Done. pie, of Seaforth, and one sister, Mr.;. John McMillan, of McKillop. The funeral, which took place from his late residence on Monday, was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Kaine and was large- ly attended, the Mayor and Council attending in a body, Amongst the floral tributes were: Pillow from the family; pillow from the Wilton fam-9y il3, Brussels; wreaths from Mr. and Mrs, James Gillespie and Mary; the When you go on your vaca- tion, take along a supply of Note Paper. A Fountain Pen and Ink are also necessary. We have an assortment of each to choose from, hom-pson'� LOCAL BRIEFS M. Robert McKenzie, M,P., of Southington, Sask., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Main - tosh. Mr. McKenzie is now in Ottawa. Mr. Gordon Fowler of Toronto , spent the week end with relatives here. .• s Dr. Aubrey Crich, of Toronto, spent �1LJ► L SUlTiliLer I)resses „ At Verp •,/Jtlractive .Prices. .SODA quality, very free from broken 25C q 2aD� ones; 2 pounds XX FLAKES 2'5c 3 for TOILET SOAP SOAP SPECIALS THIS WEEK {Many Flowers, Infants' Delight, Palmolive and Royal Palm Toil- et Soap. 25c '4 Cakes Mayor and Council; sprays from Mrs. John McMillan, Mr, and Mrs. W. Dick- eon, Mr. and Mrs. Maunders, Brussels; Mr, and Mrs, W. Bristow, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eyre, Sarnia; Mrs. Jen- •the 'Subscriprtions taken for newspapers and magazines at publisher's prig. week end at his home here, troit, spent the week end at Mr. Amen:Vs home here, Ms. Jame Sleeth, of Detroit, wa's' a a ,..- Frocks for Every .UX 25c 4 forguest 'ITTED DATES for 25t', Inolia Castil Soap +� � 10 Bakes Fair Sex Toilet Soap �, nie Patterson, and others. Interment was made in the family plot m Mai -and landbank cemetery, the pallbearers be- Kathleen Ennis, Stratford, were winsome flower girls wearingfrocks week end at the home of Mn and Mrs. W. M. Stewailt. On Sunday morning Mr. Sleeth rendered a beau - Dresses1 Occasion --- 2 pounds : PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES and 1 SUPER SUDS -Regular 37c 25c for 6 Cakes at Quality - Service - Satisfaction AT ing: Messrs. W. H. Golding, John A. Wilson, E. Mole, Robert'Jackson, A. Archibald and J. W. Beattie. of blue, pink and peach crepe respect- ively. They carried baskets of roses, peonies and carnations. After the ceremony breakfast tiful solo in First Presbyterian church. Miss Anderson and Mr, R. Hays, of Detroit, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Reid. still and ►till more - Big Buying -Big Selling BUTTER PUFFS 25c • ' a wedding was served. •Mr, anti 'Airs, Jacobsen left IMiss Jess'i'e Hodgeri, of Exeter, is Dresses. �� per packageKt These are made in Dublin, Ireland, and are said to be the most famous biscuit in the world- Doe Large Chipso or Oxydol, 5 P & The Phone Rexall Drug 26 r rmay Store Seaforth, Ont. Wanted.—A women to do hou,ework by the day, Apply at The Expositor Office. 3317.1 Wanted, -A m'nidle-rimed woman or a girl bo assist with housework on farm. Apply at The Expoiftor Office. 3316-tf on a trip to Muskoka, the bride trav- Pilling in a brown ensemble with ac. cessozj,es to match, They will reside in Egm'ondville, + a guest at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie. Miss Betty and Billy Scott, of Chi- Chi- cago, g ,are spending the holidays at thethe home —Coming—Going.for A price range from 50o a Wash Frock for small' to $20 ' Money Lost. -in Seaforth on Tuesday, June of their grandparents. Mr. and . girl, g a G'Soap, 2 Gold Soap, 2 Calay Soap, , 1 Ivory Flakes, 1 Galvanized Pail Regular - 30th, the sum of 8.0 in bills. Finder' please lea}•t' at The Expositor Office and receive re- 9317-1 Seaforth Wins At Softball. - The local team had a successful week, win- Mrs. T. G. Scott.Activity Mrs. D. H. Stewart, of Toronto, is , for a frock for Milady's Best. (large size) -All for 88c. rolalue $1.25. \\artf. Remnants, -3 rasa Prints 81.00 as, Stile, velvets Cretonnes 81,50. Ag dialers ning both their games, thus tyrlu them with Clinton and Exeter for fi 'fleet a guest at the home' of her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Plant.all the time. AN N0UNCEMENT THE HURON EXPOSITOR or wanted. A. McCreery Co., Chath un, Ont. 3308-tt pace in the opening half of the schedule. On Friday last the boys Mr. and Mrs. W. J. F. Mallagh, of Toronto, we're week end guests at the Dn Saturday, July 4th, we introdpced the United. Profit Sharing System by which our c.rstnmers will share in ourthe DISTRICT MATTERS Large British Manufacturer wants 'a neat ap- gearing man with car to check and s inapeet their business Ato Room o9, and dJames surrounding beat Grand Benci in their own terri- tory by one run. the score being 7-6. On Tuesday et ening of this week at Collegiate Campus, Seaforth de- home of 'Mr. and Mls. J. G. Mullen- Mr. and Mrs. Fined N. Faulkner of• Detroit, s'pe'nt the ,A2rterican holiday INT OTA % right in the heart of the season, and' V 1/ when the auto is in realest use, we are selling Dresses to rofits. This new system embraces not only Rogers' Silverware, whose premiums we have been handling for some time, but also other lines in China, Glassware, Alumiiaumware, and manufactured articles, a list of Announcement, -Mr, and Mrs, Alex- ander 11'eConnell, of Varna, Ont., an- nounce the engagement of their laugh- ter, Margaret Esier, to Mr. John Wil- kie Argo, Toronto, Hamilton, Ont. 3317-1 House For sale, --For sale, 9 roomed fully modern residence in Seaforth; two lots, two- ear garage. The house has been newly decor- good fruit tand iees, Dapple, cherries,d Paan sand strawberries. Situated on Centre Street, sea.in forth. }'or further partieulara Apply on the, feated Exeter in a closely fought g sine, The scare was 8-4 with no runs being •scored until •the fifth in- peg ativehere crowdss of aspectlarge ators and pres- ent to see the locals redeem them- at the h'om'e of Mrs. F. Faulkner. ' Mr. C, 0. Martin, .of Eng]ehart, is spending the holidays with relatives in this district, Mr. and Mrs, William Griffin, of Eloise, Michigan; Mrs. J. Dodds and persons living many miles from Seaforth. ' This speaks• in praiseworthy tones for Seaforth as a Shopping Centre, and of this store particular for Ladies'Apparel. which we desire every customer to get from us as soon as possible and keep for reference. With each list we will present a $1 of youngest son of the late Rev. James and Mrs, Argo, the marriage to take place the latter Part of July. premise:, or phone 3'L7 J. E. R. Crawford. 3917xt goose For Sale. --For sale, a sis ,Domes ltr_ story frame dwelling house and one sere of selves of their defeat by Exeter a few weeks ago. The players were: Seaforth - (McCully, Muir, Rennie, Brownlee,'Burgess, McGregor,,;Wrig'ht, her mother, Mrs. Morrison, of London, and Mr. Hari).- Morrison, of Miami, Florida, were visiting with Seaforth friends this week. Living up to our reputation as The Coupon FREE. With each list goes a LETTER explaining the advantages of this new system and the rules goy- it. This letter was not cool- + Bowlers In Action. -Friday even- ing, July 10th, an open men's tourna- nient will be staged on the beautiful choice orchard and garden. The house con - t r and ly uequipped Neth ens hectncard aIlgnts The nd soft water illo tea one block west of Egmondville Church and hat, the benefit of small taxes. Will be sold> Barber. Exeter-Pallu, Boyle, Pin -de, Pryde, Creech, Sweetlove, Taylor, D. Illorner, V. Horner, Ford. ;Miss Mary Hays, of Toronto, is spending holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and ° r •her est Place to B'ut� Ladies Apparel > Accessories erring Posed by ourselves and contains some things we would not have said, among) this "You will find greens of the Seaforth Club. Bowling men (the best of them will be here from outside points, It will be worth on Pa➢y terms. For further particulars apply to Thcpn•Ss Hudson, Hensall, or Robert Strong, Egmondville. 3314x4 Fatal Accident. -On Tuesday after- noon an accident which terminated fatally daughter, Mrs. Fred Robinson, and Miss Dorothy Robinson, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson,of and 1 this season as •in the past. others statement: our prices the lowest obtainable,qual- ity nd service considered." hs is your while to drive around or come in and enjoy an hour and see all these Public School Principal Resigns.- Genuine regret was felt and express - occurred on the farm of Mr. John Devereux, Huron Highway, East. Joseph McFadden was assisting London, spent the American holiday with friends here. not true, and we don't think that state- boys in action. This is a citizens and spectators are always e.d by the people of Seaforth when withtheOhaying d was standing on . and Mrs. Jacobsen, of Strat- ford, have ford, meat could be made truthfully of any individual or firm that ever was in playground welcomer it was learned that Mr. E. R. Craw- ford had resigned from the princi- oa P , when the wagon wheel dreppecl into 'a hole and he los't Duel into Mrs , Fred Rab - inson's residence in Egrno'ndville. business. I� �y + D.HutchisonHuron ^+� Rev. W. P. Lane. Chairman of Hur_ on I resbytery.-At a meeting of theied Presbytery of the Unite Church, held in Wesley -Willis Church, nalh- eiof aths ippc school, , troomaccep- the principalship of the sixteen room- the p Shakespeare school in the city of Stratford. During the six years that ound. He wass bimmediatelyalance and cru hedll to h nt he ambu- lance 'to the Scott Memorial Hospital where it was found that his spine had been injured and he was almost tersrattended the fu. and Mrs. E. neral ofole d the late Joseph Lawson, at Auburn, last week. Miss Dorothy O'Connell and Miss Helen O'Leary, MacTavish's Phone Phor Food -166 Clinton, on Tuesday of this week, Rev. W. P. Lane, of Northside United Mr. Crawford has taught in Seaforth his work has been outstanding, and under his direction the public school corn- pietely paralyzed. No hope of re- covery was held out from the first, of Windsor, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly. Church, Seaforth, was elected chair- has attained a most enviable record and he passed away the following day. Mrs. J. H. Best and Miss Barbara + IsYour Automobile man of the Presbytery; Rev, W. A. Bremner was re-elected Secretary and Mr, F. S. Savauge, of Seaforth, Tress- urer. in the Inspectorate. He was also secretary of the Lions Club and nvill'e. member of the Horticultural and Carnegie Library Boards, and in adfli- g Mr. McFadden was a son of the fate James McFadden, and was born in McKillop ptownship, where his whole life was spent. He was one of the oldest and best known residents of this are spending the holidays at Hunts - IMrs. U. 'D, Clark and two sons motored from Montreal and are spend- ors 75 per cent. of the total marks. Promoted from Jr. IV to Sr. IV Rita Ciccoloni 73.1, Laura Tremeer 70.1, rice Armstrong, Jean Watson; boys 14 or under, W. D. Wilson, Arthro Wright, Delbert Taylor; Senior girds Insured? Rand Concert. Seaforth High- tion took an active part and interest in the Young People's organizations ing the holidays at'�the home of Mrs. Gertrude Martin 67,9. Promoted from Beth Elliott, Evelyn Wilson, Mrildrec IF NOT, DO YOU KNOW THAT IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT: You have given a BLANK CHEQUE which may cost yoix, your entire life's savings . The Financial Responsibility Law -The lenders Band will give their opening concert on Sunday evening, July 12, at 8,30 p.m., in Victoria Park: 0 Canada"; -{larch, Imperial; overture, •'•]agoa"; march, The rialat Pr tune. serenade, The Twilight Hour; duet, { a) Lead Kindly Light.home g (b) 0 Tel] Us of the North Side United Church, where both he and Mrs. Crawford will be greatly missed. While it is with regret that the people of town part t1'ith lir. and Mrs. Crawford, all will wish them every success in their new in Stratford. --Clark's NOW PLAYING HOOT parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig. Mr, J. M. McMillan has Ieased oife of the Burch cottages at Bayfield and his family are. now spending the sum- mer there - The Northside United Church choir held a very pleasantpicnic atBayfield Sr. III to Jr. IV -Verna MacLean•78,3. Margaret Taylor 72.9, Promoted from Jr. III to Sr. III--tMyrtle Taylor 73.5, George Varley 64. Pre/meted from Primer to First Class -Shirley Fair- bairn, Keith MacLean, Kenneth Mac- Lean. Primer Class -Donald McKay, Beatrice Wright. -Olive H. Workman,, Robins; Senior boys, Willie Papple Billie Calwill, James McCully; young ladies' race, Beth Elliott, Evelyn Wil son, ,I?orethea Broadfoot; ladies' race Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. Normal Walker, 'Mrs. Lorne Wilson; girls race, Evelyn Wilson, Dorothea Broad foot,Elizabeth Broadfoot; {boys 11 may suspend your licenses for ALL TIME if you are unable to gay. INSURED! NOT WISHING YOU WERE AFTER THE ACCI- DENT. 4C•, a - Merry Birds, Mr. and Mrs, .James A. Stewart; march, Loyal and True; hal- lad, Till Re {feet again; march, Jny- 3GIBSON ful Greeting, introducing Home Sweet Home; "God Save the King." + Died In Detroit. -firs, Belle Mc- Leod, beloved wife of sick. D. lie- Leod, passed peacefully away in Har- per Hospital, Detroit, after a linger- In on Wednesday. Messes. Louie Jackson and Charlie Stewart are spending their holidays at the Jackson cottage, Bruce Beach. Mrs. F. R. Beattie is visiting with Teacher. School Report. -The following is the report of the June promotion ex- aminations of S. S. No. 1, Tucker- smith. Jr. IV to 'Sr. IV -60%t, 540; and 12, W. D. Wilson, Earl Papple , Milton Tavlor o n relay race, 1stBE team, W. D. on, Arthur Wright Earl Papple; 2nd team, Bobby Dal rymple, Milton Taylor, Mac Wilson NEW LOW RATES Full information gladly given. CALL US. • WATSON & REID 13pecialists in all lines of Insurance PHONE 33 W x SEAFORTH: •► Lady Golfers. -At a meeting of the lady golfers , the Seaforth Golf and Country Club, held on lTnnday evening in the Town Hall, the following officers uere elected: President, Mrs, F. Sills; 1st vice-president, Mrs. E. Bell; were- 1but tart• ce-presid Miss Norma Jeffrey; captain, Mrs. R. E. McKenzie; vice ca PMr. � captain. Miss Hazel Elcoat; golf coin- mittee, Mrs, T. S. Smith, Mrs. F. J. Bechley; entertainment committee, ing illness of several months. Mrs. McLeod underwent an operation in HarperMrs. Hospital for a throat infliat tion early in Meech, which at that time was thought to have been very successful and it was hoped that she soon would regain her usual health,� she contracted a cold which deg' veloped into bronchitis and later pneu- monia. She was again taken to the hospital but in her weakened condi- tion was unable to rally and died on' Hoot slickers Comedy � as a cowboy in a big town. pitted 1� against city friends .at Grand Bend. (Rev.) J. M. Dallas, who has been spending a month with Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie, left this week for her home in South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. William Duggan, of Detroit, and Mr. J. Bolton,of Roches- ter, N.Y,, spent the week end with and Mrs. L. Bolton. .Mr. and Mrs. William Bristow, of Sarnia, were guests' this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Frost. 75cir, 67.51 --Helen Walker 583, Ruby Pfaff 554, Jackie Traquair 553, Mil- died Madge 551- Sr. III 'to Jr. IV- 60`/r, 480; 75'', 600 --Agnes Fairbairn 577. Jr. III to Sr, III -t60%, 480; 75`%, 600 -Ross Forrest 643, Bruce Volland ,Ruby Dalrymple 591 (equal), II Class were promoted at Easter- Hazel Dining 434, iRoy Pepper 376, Murray Traquair 376, Elton Fairbairn 323, Wilmer Dalrymple 283• A-Ist Class, promoted at Easter -Margaret boot race, Alice Wright, Marie Wright, Isabel Armstrong; junior harc boiled egg race, Muriel Wright, Myrtlr Papple; Senior, Mary Grace McCully Earl Papple, Annie Papple. Junior pea nut race, Milton Taylor, Morley Wright,Betty Allan; Senior peanut raee, Arthur Wright, Bobby Dairympb Delbert Taylor; necktie race,•BeatricE Armstrong and Morley Wright, Evelyn and W. D. Wilson Elizabeth Broad• foot and Earl Papple; girls' hop, stet AUTOfoursome. INSURANCE Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with Mrs. C. Stewart, Mrs, 0. Neil and Mrs, Reg. Reid. July 15th is the op- ening clay for all members; two ball Entry closes 2.13 p.m. Game starts at 2•:;0 p.m. Refresh- meats served; prizes. July 23rd, will be ladies' day, All ladies invited, Competition sealed hole. Thursday morning, July 2nd. Mrs. McLeod was the youngest daughter of the late Jacob and Catherine Smith and was born in Egmondville, where she lived until her marriage to Mr. McLeod in Detroit in 1904, and had resided there ever since. She leaves, besides her husband, one daughter, Ruth, Mrs. J. G. Docherty ing pence• THURSDAY, -drama packed with thrill- adventure and breath -taking sus- FRIDAY & SATURDAY / R I lit C F S s Messrs. Walter Kli'enschmidt and William McTaggart, .of Saline, Mich., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McLennan, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Neubauer, Mr. and Mrs. William Neubauer, and Mise Amelia Steinberner, of Niagara Fa'IIs, NY., s nt 'the week en'd with Mr. Kercher 386. B-Ist Class, promoted in June -Arthur Traquair and Bloss Pepper (equal). Number on roll, 17; average attendance, 15,76. - Bessie Broadfoot, Teacher, „,,ll wish to thank the trustees and ratepayers for their kindly feeling and co-operation which existed durin the ei ht years as g g and jump, Annie Papple, Mary G. Mc• Cully, Alice Wright; boys' hops, stet and jump, Arthur Wright, Delbert Taylor, W. D. Willson; girls' relay race, lst team, Beatrice Armstrong Mary G. McCully and Annie Papple 2nd team, Alice Wright, Isabel Arm' stron and Grace Dalr g ye an Auto Policy that will take a and a sister, of Egmondville. The funeral, and ' William Kruse. in your section, and for the and needle race, Ar streai load off your pried and at NEW ° Non Tariff Rates Church Notes. -The rector of St, Thomas' Church, Rev. F. :Meyer, is at present attending the Anglican sum- mer school at London. On Sunday y morning last) the Rev. Archdeacon which was largely attended by a host of sor- lowing friends, was held on Monday afternoon, interment being made in Grand, Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. r Repeating , Louiss. Mr's, Beall and family return- ed to their home in Detroit on Sunday Iter spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert. Messrs. J. M. Eckert, C. Eckert, lovely gift, an occasional' chair, Pres- lotevely ented on Friday evening last by the trustees. School Report. -School report for S. S. No, 3, Tuckersmith, based on and Mary Grace McCully, Grace Dal McCully, Grace rymple and Alice Wright, Annie Pap' ple and Isabel Armstrong; wheellbar' row race Earl Papple and Mac Wil• son, Arthur Wright and W. D. Wilson for any number of months you wish It's worth your while to see us before placing your insurance and at the new low non -tariff rates All claims proord to mipt y and at sloe- tinily paid. Phone,write or call -Night and Day Service, g PHONE 152 A. D. SUTHERLAND General Insurance Real Estate + Conveyancing, Etc. Office over Reating's Drug Store •Neelin, ONTARIO Jones -Bateman, .of Goderich, admin- lstered the rite of Holy Communion to a large congregation. During the Vesper service a severe electrical storm was in progress, when the 29th Peahn was responsively read in which description c f King a hunder'sst rmmagnificent the Holy Land. The electrical disturb- ance placed the church organ out of ommission. but the choral service was splendidly conducted throughout by the unaccompanied singing of the choir, under the able leadershipof Mr. H. B. F.d+ge, The Archdeacon preached an eloquent thou ht- rovok- q g P ing sermon on 'The Social Life of the Church" as a present date community life preserving essential. Mr. F." G. a lay reader of the Anglican Church, Church, assisted the Rev. Archdeacon „° Nuptials --Cole and Downey. -The marriage of Miss Elect% Downey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Downey, 8685 Quincy Ave., Detroit, and formerly of Mitchell Ont., to Dr. J• M. Cole, Central Ave., London, Ont , graduate of Western University and graduate of X -Ray Post Graduate work of Ann Arbor, Mich., took place on Tuesday morning, June 30th, in St. Teresa's Parish, Detroit, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Mac- Milian. The bride rooked charming in a gown of prettypalegreen chiffon, hat to match and accessories to cor- respond. The bridesmaid and grooms- man were cousins of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Downey, son and daughter of Mr. and ltrs. H. J. Owing to Success Of Our D Bargain Broadcast fact thato as paturrt of ouray ,evenin"Spec "Spand ecials" were delayed, we will repeat many of same lines, with added Specials on Saturday, July 11th. We are meeting to -day's price reductions. Conte -See -Save , SPECIALS ON AT 7 BLINDS DRAWN AT 11 BEATTIE'S CHINA STORE John and Frank Nolan made a busi- nese trip to St, Marys last week. Mrs. William Byrne and two sons, Jim and Donald, of Detroit, are visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. Gladson Campbell, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Hunt, McKillop, 'Miss Steele, of Clydebank, Scotland, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cluff the past week. Miss Helen Dickson, of Toronto, is Spending her holidays at the home of her mother, 'Mrs. Adam Dickson. Mins Nettie Pethick,PappleDalrymple visiting with her mother, Mrs. Pethieleon James Street. Mrs. Frank Waller and 'Miss Waller the final examinations. First Class Honours, 75 per cent. or more of the total; 2nd class -honours, between 69 and 74 pass, between 60 and 69. Re- commended, below 60 per cent. From Jr. IV to Sr. IV---ABohby Dalrymple 75, James McCully 74, Mary McCully 69, Arthur Wright and W. D. Wilson (equal) 68, Earl Papple 65, Beatrice Armetrong (Ree.). From Sr. III to Jr. IV -Annie Papple 84, Mac Wilson 69, Alice Wright 63, Delbert Taylor (Beet). From Jr. III to Sr. I'II- Mayne Watson 70, Donald MaaDon- eld 65; Isabel Armstrong 60, Grace Elsie Dalrymple. From Sr. II to Jr. III- Ervin Sil cry 718�Mur a 1Wght67, Iv- an Taylor 63. From Jr, II to Sr. II -+Haze 'Wilson 78, Allan Hill •72, Delbert Taylor and James McCully. pig race, Annie Papple and Mac Wil• son, Mary Grace McCully and W. D Wilson, Beatrice Armstrong end Del, Bert Taylor; Junior potato race, Mil• ton Taylor, Myrtle Papple, Morley Wright; Senior potato race, W. D. Wilson, Annie Papple, Earl Papple; bank race, Beatrice Armistrong, Mary Grace McCully, Isabel Armstrong; graceful walking, Mary Grace Me• Cully and W. D. Wilson, Beatrice Arm. strong and Arthur Wright, Dorothea Broadfoot and Mr. Bremner; cornflake race, Alice Wright and Myrtle Pap - ple, W. D. Wilson and Milton Taylor, Bobby Papple; leg grace, MaryGraceMcCully and Beatrice Armstrong, W. D. Wil- son and Arthur Wrights Myrtle Pap - Isabel Armstrong; ..� in the church service. Downey, of Detroit. The bri'desm'aid wore a pretty of orchid chiffon, of Brantford, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. n J. Duncan. Morley,Wright 70, Preston Dallas 68, BobbWatson 63, Milton Taylor ple and soda bis - cult race, Earl Papple, Delbert Taylor, THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL , EIRE INSURANCE (;®9Y. Death of William Gillespie. -One of the oldest and best known residents of Seaforth, passed away at his home on James Street on Saturday, July 4th, in the person of William Gilles- pie. Born in Fifeshire, Scotland, 79 gown shoes and hat to match. After theY, ceremony the 'bridal party repaired to the home of the bride's parents, where a sumptuous wedding hreake fast was served to all the guests, In the afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Cole left by motor for Montreal and New York, 9 C I C A. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay, of Hamilton, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Willis. IMiss Beatrice Duncan, of London, is spending her holidays at the home of Mr. W. J. 'Duncan, (Rec. conditionally). Frrom Primer to I --Anna Watson 83, Lloyd Papple. and John Calvrill (equal) 78. Jr. Primer -Ethel Wilson, 'Olive Papple` and Freda Hill. For the month of June, Elsie Robins and .:Anna Watson had .s cillo Durin the perfect,spelling. grunning Annie Papple; horse back race', Mar - ion anal W. D. Wilson, Freddie and Milton Taylor, Olive and Earl Papple; chum race, Mary Grace McCully and W. D. Wilson, Beatrice- 'Armstrong and Arthur Wright, Alice Wright and Mac Wilson highjump, HEAD OFFICE - SEAEORTH, ONT. years ago, he came to Canada at the age of eigt;teen. In 1876 he was mar- tied in Clinton to Agnes Hill, living in where they sail on the "Western Land" for Europe to spe'n'd 'the honey -Allan mom 111111 W'h it e - Cloverardaily •MANLEY „„ year Hazel Wilson, Preston Dallas, Hill and Minton Taylor receiv- ed prizes for perfect recitati'dn of the BeatricAlice ng, Mary Grace Mc - Cully,Wright; sack race, Earl Papple; young men's high jump, Clif--. ford Bro'adfoot, OFFICERS: James Evans, Beeebwood -President fames Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres. 1 F. MeGregor, Seaforth - See.-Treas. AGENTS; 'l '. E. motionSeaforth • John �t rrayr, Egmondville; 10•. E. G. Jarmoutl2 egi6>tf; James watt, Blyih. ' ., 1`R' GTOILSt wt gid, ,,/t, No, 2, Seaforth; ', Brotl'taage;a limes. Seaforth ever since. For thirty-three years he acted in the' capacity of Chief of Police and during those years he made many friends who will miss him from amongst them, for many there are who realize he has held out a helping hand over a hard'place. Ow- ing to ill health, he severed his con- nection with the town at the end of 1927, and since that time, though by no means an invalid, still was enable to take an active part in the common- ity, though deeply interested in all that concerned what was Itractieally his life's, wbrk. Three years ago his life was despaired he d► Jacobsen -Wilson. -The marriage of Beatrice Irene May, youngest Baugh- ter of Mr. and 'Mrs. George Wilson, lee Nelsen Street, Stratford, to Lars Christian Jacobsen. of Stratford, son of `Mr. and 'Mrs. Jacob Jacobsen, of Sjelland, Denmark, took place at the home of the' bride's parents on Satur- day. June 27th. ileus J. G. Connor officiated and the wedding music was tliayed by George Wilson, brother of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride overs an ankle length gown of white georgette and Lace and g g P'.. silk net 'caught with *tante a�s�e has been the, • standar+�oi quality r • for over 30 years. Available ever �m ° where. Ask for it • Mr. Fred Eckert and tRev, J. M, Eekart motored' to Kitchener last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert and their clanghter, Sister Stephen Joseph, mo- tored to Kitehenelr last Sunday to at- tend the first Mass celebration by Rev'. Father Diedrich who. is a Kit- chener boy. Rev. Father Eckert was the s eaker for 6he °cessi'on. Mr. and IMrs. Lottfs Brall paid a flying visit to her astern, Mrs. W. J. Manley and Mrs. L' auras McKay last Sundayon the eve- of their departure to Detroit, -- addition ta'bl'es and Ivan Taylo2 and Elsie Robins for the multirplication tables. --al. McNau hton, Teacher. ;School Picnic.-•- n June 27th, the annual school picnic of •S• S. No. 3, Tuckersmith, was held in the school grounds, A large number gathered and everyone helped to make the pie- � nie a real succes's'. The following is a lyst of th$ z"aces: Skraight race, children under, 6, Gordon Hill, Betty Allan, Melba Tay or; 'beginners class, Olive Papple, Ethel Wilson, Freda Hen Tat Class, Lileyd Papple, Anna Watson; girls under 10, Myrtle Pap- Hazel Wilson, Elsie Robins; boys Willie Papple, Ger- •don Wright; newspaper race, Mary, Grace McCully, 'Beatrice Armstrong, W. D. Wilson; five -leg race, g Beatrice Armstrong, Isabel Armstrong, Annie Papple and Mary Grace McCully, Ar, thur Wright, W. Dr Wilson,,Parl Pap - pie an Delbert Taylor. The candy scramble was enjoyed by sill, Srtveep- stalco prizes for girls, Mary �+teCull9; sweepstake prize,for boys, W. D. Wile son. 1Before the prizes for the caeca were distributed, Mr. Bremner pros■ ented Annie Papple, Hazel' Wilson and Preston Dallas with medals for per - feet school attendance for 1930-39., Win r i lye ei, • at OA lamas Connolly, wv„ obufoot,,_.,;t►,8 ,. ' • Georg* "� $airlge + 6 nt" It. � y ,�S0A71rdL�E% J'a toe Sheldkey t of, bet rallied and eince then has virtually remained at his home. Though his health has been frailty itself, still the end came Satttrda ,mornfn' with the efti sod. y g g Satard l►lo i g ntereste'd in his. sur- rCtitifkittgs ten lktizxutee h�ftlke death .vslt bosseene. She Darned Johanna xIl roses. Mies EiTt tla Spencer, ' of :'o- + ,onto, was maid of Dtofior, ftaclxerl in orchid :georgette s th pieyture.hat• !Her Owers W�Jl$ yellow roses,,' teetecr Wil'sarz ti+as`s man. Me IiLiaae t+l'eel Wiitdeor, l thleen. k - SEA• `OI ,T i .. .— TUCKF3 iVI'i'%iWright, School Report:411e following is the aohaol report of the $nail aircaminh- tlbiis of ScliboT Section No. 1p', Tuck-. errtl ith. mass non- pie, uhdet nixie, Preston Dallas, Morley 'tyhg litvitl• girls tinder 12,lnxlch .J , Annie !fid Plc Alice Wright, Isabel, Atrreetrbng• .' 41's under .11, Donald > IUla 12 ''ld 13 Wilson, Ivan Eat:; 1 'sill' i3, 1Vlary McCall Beat. Afterwards, all enjoyed the sumptu'oue provided by the ladies but were p. , able to do ample justice to the ice Bream. Note all' wended their way' tiomewards ails an entjalnalbie sitar. nolttl. . % , G'a y '1VIee1c , 60 per Bent. and