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AL THE TIME. 8 oz. and 16 oz..
sizes at proportionate prices.
WI,ll )1 S R TWILIGHT PAPER
Extra siize and quality 25c
381Q # 1SSFJS (Baking)—Best quality;
6 cents pound in bulk.
RAILSINS—New Australian
Seedless, 2 'pounds
STEEL WOOL—Coarse,
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,1„;'rs.-Sarl�}Y''i5'e, Comfort,
Somme, or. P & G.
("beim at 6 • for
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Sunlight,
25c
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PlitINCESS S'OttP F'LAKE'S -One of
the very best and easy on 15c
hands for
EGGS 'bought for Dash or 1 cent per
dozen more in trade.
CREAM bought for Seaforth Cream-
"ery at creamery prices.
FIRST CLASS DAIRY BUTTER
thought at any time.
F. D. Hutchison
Phone Phor Phood--166
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Mr, Motorist
Bisnria Rex
AN ANTACID POWDER
Quickly relieves Sour Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Nausea,
Etc.
BOYS' AND GIRLS
We are giving a 10 -inch Play
Ball Free, with a 50c double
size Tube of Mi 31 Tooth Paste, -
SPECIAL
120 per eent. discount on all
Golf Clubs and Golf • Bags.
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Keating's Pharmacy
The Rexall Drag Store
Phone 28 Seaforth, Ont.
Cut Flowers, Wreaths and
Floral Pieces supplied for all
occasions.
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instantly 'killed in a headeon auto-
mobile accident on the hiahway about
twelve miles from their home, Rid-
ing ;with her at the time of the acci-
dent were her mother„ her sister,
W innitred, and John Horning, all of
wheat. were more or less injured.
They were on their way to San Jose
where the girls and Mr. Horning
were taking a summer course at the
State Teachers' College. The 'car
that crashed into them was a stolen
one, a large 8 -cylinder, driven by a
man, about 20 years of age, who had.
lost control of it, He was a former
convict. During the excitement of
the accident he abandoned the car
and disappeared, but has since been
arrested. When found he was in pos-
session of another stolen car.
Acting As Manager.—Mr., Arthur
F. Edmonds, of the local branch of
the Dominion Bank, has acted as.
manager of the branch during the
illness and since the death of Mr. R.
M. Jones, the manager. As yet no
new manager has been appointed.
Can you meet a judgment
in event of accident?
Is your. family covered by
a Family Automobile Policy.
to compensate you against
medical and surgical aid?
We are prepared to give
you full protection at a re-
markably low cost.
Information gladly given;
call us at once.
Watson & Reid
Phone 214 J
Specialists in All. Lines of
Insurance
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Found. --A spare tire for truck. Apply at
The Expositor Office. 33744
Notice.—The Public Library wi41 be closed
from August 22nd to September 6th. Greta
Thompson, Librarian. 3374-2
Prof. Loadstone, world travelled seer, will
be here Wednesday morning to Thursday
niot+t only, August 17-18. You get long re•,d-
ing if you call daytime. .D•on't miss. Com-
mercial Hotel, Seaforth. 3374x1
For sale.—Essex Six Sedan, 1927 (e coed
class I. A 1 condition. Small mileage. Good
.tires. Licence. A real buy. Apply to R.
-I. Sproat. Seaforth. 3373-3
Notice --Upholstering done on short notice,
also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto tops
redover D2F'Shop located over Wright's Gar-
age. ell. Seaforth. 3349-tf
Marble Souvenirs On Sale.—Mr. Chapman.
monument dealer, has just received direct
from Italy, a Consignment of beautiful colored'
marble souvenirs, that will serve as favors,
dressing table conveniences, bridge prizes, ash
trays, etc., etc, eaoh one surmounted with a
carving in white marble, representing a deg,
bear, camel, elephant, etc. The price is very
reasonable. 3573-4
Present Play Here.—The Brussels
Dramatic Society presented here ' on'
Friday last, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid of Northside United
Church, the ,play, "The Old Home
Place." It was seen by a crowded
hall and proved very amusing. • The
proceeds amounted to some $4°00.
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Sermon Subjects Next Sunday.—
Northside United Church and Eg-
mondville United Church — Morning
service at Northside and evening ser-
vice at Egmon'dville. 'Rev. W. F.
Smith, of McKillc,p, will preach.
First Presbyterian Church,—Rev.
A. R.' Gibson, of Mitchell, will cxxcupv
the pulpit at both morning and even-
ing services.
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Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director
Up-to-date Horse and Motor
Equipment.
Night and Day Service.
Phone 19-22, Dublin.
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New Manager .Appointed.—.1r. E.
C. Boswell. Manager, of the' Baden
hranch of the Dominion Bank. has
been appointed Manager 'of the. Sea -
forth branch of the bank, a position
made vacant by the death of Mr. R.
M. Jones. 'Mr. Bostvell, arrived thi ;
week and has -already assumed his
new duties. As soon as he has se-
cured a residence, he. will move Mrs.
Boswell and two children here.
Bowlers Win in Mitchell --'At the:
mixed twilight tournament, held in
Mitchell on the 9th, Seaforth won
second place with a score of 3 wins
:plus 10. First 'prize we -1t to .Strat-
'f+-rd with a score of 3,wlns phi.; 13.
The .Seaforth players were Mrs..'as.
Devereaux, Mrs, E. H. Close i\lr E.
H. Close and Mr. Rufus Winter, skip.
The ladies' prizes were luncheon sets,
and .the men reeeived kitchen cloc'k's.
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
BEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
Books of
Fiction
A good assortment of cloth
bound Books in reprint edi-
.tions. There is a big range
of authors and the books are
well bound and clear type. e
PRICED AT
50 CENTS and 85 CENTS EACH
Thompson1s
Seaforth Golfers Go To Bayfield.—
The men of the Seaforth Golf Club
Were in Bayfield on Saturday last
playing an inter-is.lub. ma,tsph with that
club. The afternoon was thoroughly
enjoyed despite the fact that the local
players lost.. ,On Thursday afternoon
of this week the lady players will gu
to Bayfield.
A Close Game.—One of the closest
games of horseshoes seen on the lo-
cal grounds this year was -that play-
ed Monday night for ,the Tip -Top
Trophy between John Pullman and
R. Frost, who finally won, and Henry
Swan and Norm Nicholls. At the end
of the 'game both pairs were tiea with
a score of 120, and in breaking the
tie, Frost and Pullman secured 21
points and the others .29. - Local
horseshee experts say it is the first
time a tie has occurred during a com-
petition here. On August 17th it is
planned to hold a big tournament, the
special features of which will be an-
nounced later.
OFFICERS:
John Bennewies, Brodhagen - Pres.
James Connolly, Goderich - !Vice -Pres.
>n, F. McGregor, Seaforth - See. -Treat.
AGENTS:
W. E. Hinehley, Seaforth; John
Murray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E R. G.
Jarmouth, Brodhagen; James Watt,
Blyth.
DIRECTORS;
William Knox, Londesboro ; John
Bennewies, Brodhagen; James Con-
nelly, Goderich; Alex. Broadfoot, NO.
8;
Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Blytb;
George McCartney, No. 3, Seaforth;
John !Pepper, Bruceteld; Jame' Shot.
,dice, Walton; Thos. Moylan, No. 5,
4Seaforth.
BoQk Store, Seaforth
Subscriptions taken for newspapers
and magazines at publisher's prices.
Appoint New Secretary -Treasure:.
—The S"aforth Collegiate Institute
Board, meeting in the town hall Wed-
nesday night, appointed Mr. Charles
Stewart as secretary -treasurer of tlo
•hoard to fill the unexpired portion of
Mr. R. M. Jones' term. The appoint-
n•mt of a permanent secretary -treas-
urer will not be made until the end
of the year. • .,,,e
is viisiilthng her cousin, Mrs. Normals
Sanderson,,' Hullett.
14rs.. Margaret 'Cunningham, widow
of aArndlrew (Dan) Cunningham, of,
Blyth, died' Wednesday at the home,
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Agnes
Crawford, 44 Miles St., London. She
had been in the city for a few weeks,
coming here after visiting relatives
in Detroit. 'Surviving are two sons,
Charles and John Cunningham, of
the City; two daughters, Mrs. E. L.
Pullman, and .Mrs. Earl Slavick, of
'Detroit; One si's'ters, Mrs. Collison, of
Blyth; •Ulla,. L. Denholm, of Blyth;
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, of Seaforth;
Mrs. George 'Cunningham, of St.
Paul Minn,, and Mrs. Sarah Legg, of
London, and two 'brothers, Jas. Barr,
of Edmonton, and John Barr, Blyth.
The remains will be forwarded from
the George T. Logan funeral home
by motor Thursday for 'burial ' in
Blyth.'
che'ster, N.Y., are guests at the home
of Mss. B. Cleary.
• Miss ..Wilson, Matron of Scott
Memorial Hospital, has returned' from
a motor trip to Ottawa and other
points east. ,
• Miss S. I. McLean is visiting
friends in Toronto.
• 'Miss Mabel TurnrbGil and Miss
Mildred Turnbull are spending their
i•olidays in Huntsville,
• Mr. Karl Am:e'nt, ' of Toronto, is
spending his holiday's, at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs- William
Ament.
• Miss Agars McMichael, Miss Ber-
tha Hass and Miss Mona Hass, of
Fargo, North Dakota, are guests this
-week at the home of .Mr. anrl•'Mrs.
W. E. Hinchley. •
Passed Successful Exam. Miss
Alberta Snell, of Lon•d'eshoro, who, is
training as a nurse in the Ontario
Hospital, London, has sue esslllFlY
.passed her first year examinations,
taking not only the highest marl -t
in her class, but the highest inarks
that' have been obtained by a first
year student in some .years. Miss
Snell is a sister of Mr. Helmer Snell,
and a niece of Mrs. John E. Hender-
son, of 'Seaforth.
Free Press. Trophy Comes to Town.
—Messrs. J. E. Willis, R. J. Winter,
W. J. Duncan and H. Jeffrey were
in Stratford on' Wednesday afternoon
playing in the •Scotch Doubles taurn-
ament there. Messrs. Willis and
Winter were .successful in winning
the major event with 4 wins plus 14,
thus gaining possession of the Free
Press Trophy W. G. Willis and Dr.
- Off To England.—Mr. Arnold R.
Turnbull, son of Mrs. George Turn-
bull, East William Street, has been
appointed 'manager of the London,
England, office of the Imperial Life
Insurance Company. He leaves, early
in September to assume his new
duties. Mr. Turnbull, who received
his' early education in the Seafortn
Public School and Collegiate Insti-
tute, entered the University of To-
ronto in 192:; and graduated in 1927.
Upon graduation he entered the To-
ro'ntp office of the Imperial Life Co.,
where he made rapid progress, which
culminated in his recent appointment
to London.
DR. E. J. R. FORSTER
Bye, Ear, . Nose and Throat
-Graduate in Medicine, University of
rLorento.
Lafe assistant New York Opthal-
mei nod Aural Institute, 1VloorsfieJXl's
,, re And Golden Square Throats Me-
al London, , Eng. At Coih nereiatl
i +1 Stat rtlif, third Mondayin
. n,,
llVffll' indtlth, from 11 am., to 3�
Wino 'Street, .,Saint, Stratford.
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V'.
it 1}w!
Bethley, T. Johnston and L. Dale, M.
'McKellar and F. Sills, and M. Reid
and J. Beattie were playing in Clin-
ton on Wednesday. Mr. Willis and
Dr. Bechley secured third place in
the tournament there.
Picnic ..in Stratford.—The annual
picnic of the Orange Lily Lodge, 712,
of Seaforth, was held -in' Quteerfs
'Park. Stratford, on Wednesday after -
neon with about sixty members of
the lodge and their families present.
The sports events farmed the centre
of attraction of the day's program
with everyone taking part in the
races, ball games -and other novelty
events. The sports committee consist-
ed of Mrs. F. Bullard, 'Mrs. W. Nichol,
Mrs. M. • Clarke, Mrs. W. Kerr. Al-
though a number of the members of
the lodge were late in arriving at
the park the afternoon was enjoyed
to its fullest extent. The program
was followed by the serving of a
supper by the refreshment commit-
tee under the convenorship of Mrs.
J. Pullman.
• Miss Emma Smith, of Milverrbo'n,
spent her holidays !with Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Smith.
-• Miss Margaret Rutherford, of
\,''c,cdham, and _Miss Dorothea Broad -
foot, of Bruenfield, were the week end
guests of Miss Jean 'Smi't'h.
• Mr. anid Mrs. J. J. Eu.ggard and
Mien and Frank Ranli,in are visiting
relatives in Fort Ere and Buffalo.
• Mrs. John Maloney has gone to
Theroit to visit her sons, Harold, and
Louis.
• 'Mrs. A. \V, Hough -and Miss Ag -
nos Ifough, of .Flint, Michigan, and
Mrs. E. Liverance, Miss Helen and
Alan Liverance, of Williamston, Mich-
igan, are the guests of Mr.' and Mrs.
W. E. Kerslake and other friends.
• :miss Elia Nichols, of Toronto,
and Miss Walsh, of London, aro
guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
II arry Stewart.
• Air. W. C. Landsbs'rough, of Port
Credit, is visiting with friends in
Spafo'rth and vicinity.
• Mrs. G. T. Scott and family, of
Detroit, are visiting at the home ' f
Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Forsyth, in Tuckersmith.
• Mr. and Mrs: Hugh McGuire and
sons, Joe and Bernard; of Toronto,
spent a few days this week with Mrs.
Joseph Maloney'.
• Mr. Oliver Bannerman, of Monk -
ton, and Miss Gladys Way, of Sea -
forth, visited with. Mr. and Mss. er-
ald Lawrence on -Sunday.
CROMARTY
The harvest in this vicinity is well
on the way and a few have already
threshed wheat, and by reports is
making an excellent yield.
Mrs. S. A. Miller spent eh •begin-
ning of last week in' Stratford visit-
ing her son, also attending the Old
Boyer Reunion.
Miss Agnes Park, of Niagara„ is
at present visiting friends in the vil-
lage., ° •
A few of the village residents mot-
ored to Bayfield last Sunday and
spent a few hours by the waters' of
Lake Huron. r
Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Hillen, and
Mr. Ed. and Mies Davidson, of Win-
throp, were visitors last Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mil-
ler.
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The open air dance at the Ghon._
arty pavillion was well attended "',last
Friday night and a good time was en-
joyed by. all.
LOCAL BRIEFS
H. E. P. C. Annual Report Issued.
—'Phe twenty-fourth annual report of
the Hydro Electric Power Commission
has just been issued. A book of 11101
Pages. it gives a complete review of
the hydro situation in Ontario in ad
(Rion to a balance sheet, showing
;,he financial standing of the various
municipalities participating. In the
case of the local system the figures
are the same as those'that anpeared
in the auditors' report of the town
for 1931. The percentage of net deht
to total assets in 'Seaforth is 16.7.
Th' percentage in Mitchell is 1.9; in
'Clinton, 22.9; in Dublin, 36.6; in
Exeter, 15.6, and in Hensel!, 31.4.
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Goderich Ladieslay Golf Here.—
The ladies of the Seaforth Golf and
Country Club entertained the .ladies
of the Goderich Club on Thursday
last. The weather was excellent and
the visitors fully enjoyed the match.
A delicious tea was served by the
ladies of the club at the conclusion of
the games. The players were:
(Seaforth. Goderich.
Mirs. W. Parke...1 Mrs. Bruce ....0
Mrs. T. S. ;Smith .1 Dr. Tom
Miss E. McLe'an.0 Mrs, Taylor , n1
Mrs. J.'C. Qrre'ig..0 'Mrs. Dom'ald'son 1
Mrs.F.J.l3urrows 0 Mrs. S. Millis 1
Mrs.R.McKen'zie 1 Mrs. Sasunders 0
Mrs. 0. Neil I 0 'Miss Williams 1'
,Miss N.Jefery..1 Miss' Lee 0
Mi':ss.J. Elcoat...i3 Miss Grassick1
Mrs..J. A.. Munn , .1 Mia, Eastman 0
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- Killed, in Motor Accident. — The
massy fr eiids, of Mr. Andrew Wiillace
of Sac o, California, Will sym-
pathize wan . him and his family in
the. ttt'agre' ;'Death of hiss' ydunger
OtuiShtet idlith, ag el 15, Who *as
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• Dr. J. H. McFaul and Mrs, Mc-
Fatal, of Toronto, are the guests of
Mr, and Mrs, J. G. Mullen.
• Miss Bernice Dorr.aruce, of the
Ontario Hes vital, Whitby, is spend-
ing her holidays at her home here.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plant and
family ..are .spending their holidays
with friends in Acton and Toronto.
• Mrs. !R. Hawthorne is visiting in
Goderich.
• Mrs. F. S. Brugger, of Montreal,
is visiting at the home of her mother;
Mrs. George Pethick.
MANLEY
. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas McKay and her son, Clem-
ent are pleased to see tine aroand
again.
MI. Alex. !Witchell is bc..s r =bine;
his rounds harvest threshires and re-
1-ortn the .wheat crop and sample ore
goad. , .
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
.1 e Thornton is able' to be around
again after the serious accident
which at first was 'thought fatal.
Mr. C. Eckart spent cis few days
with friends . in our burg this week,
BAYFIELD
• Miss Luella Koine and '.Miss
Gladys Way attended the ,Stratford
N'onmal School reunion in Stratford
on Wednesday of last week. -
' • Mr. and Mrs,. Alex. 'Murray, of
Fredericton, N.B., Mrs. !C. 'Murray,
Ottawa, and Mies Mary Murray, of
Hamilton, were guests this 'week at
the home of Mr. and Mirs. J. J: Cluff.
• Mr. W. Brine isvisiting with
friends in Windsor this week.
• Mr. Frank Darroch, of Toronto,
is visiting 'Mur. J. Scott Cluff.
• Mrs. Arch. Scott, of Ottawa, is
visiting with relatives in ,town and
vicinity. Mrs. Scott has just return-
ed from Edmonton, where she was
visiting her !son, 'Mr. Melville Scott,
• Miss ,Catherine Harrigan, of
Stratford, is a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. D. Shanahan,
• °Mrs. C. P. Sills and little son,
Ronald, have returned from Detroit.
• Mrs. •Leo Holland and Mr. Ger-
ald Holland, ef Windsor, and Mrs. J.
Ryan, of Stratford, were 'visitors' in
town this week.
• Mrs. C. Eckert is visiting with
her daughters in Detroit.
• 'Miss Helper, of Toronto, and
formerly of 'the Seaforth Collegiate
staff, is the guest of Miss Ruth
Thompson.
• Mr. William. 'Brock, of Elimville,
is a gues at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Willianr Oke. ,
• Mr. Larne Dale was in Wing -
ham last week attending the funeral
of Mrs. Arnold Baine.
' • Mrs. Lorne Dale and family were
guests last week with 'Mrs. F. Sarge-
ant, Church Street, Stratford.
• Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reynolds and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Sill's this week.
• Mr. and Mrs- Harry Pearce, of
Saginaw, are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. 'Sills.
• Mrs. D, H. Wilson and little son,
of Toronto, are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. di/A. Wilson.
• Rev. C. A. '.Malcolm, Mrs. Mal-
colm -and Miss Betty are %pending the
holidays at their cottage at Bruce
Beach.
• Mise Bertha Grieve, of Toronto,
is spending bee holiday's at the home
ef her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. James
Grieve.
• Mr. William McKay, of Niagara
Falls, was a week end guest at the
home of Mir. and Ma•s. J. E. Willis.
• Miss Edith Govendock, Miss Hel-
en Dickson and M'i'ss Norma Jeffrey
are the guests of (Mrs'. Reg. Redd in
Stratford.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. C. C'alder and
'sorry of St. Catharines, are spending
their holidays at the home of Mrs.
rCalder's parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Ad -
emu Hues.
• M'r. `Clen Colbert and son, Brad-
ley, of Hamilton, were week end
guests at the home of •Mira. F, Ander-
son..
• Mns. Mosher and granddaughter
and• 'Mins Mraa garet 'Cleary, of Ito.
S(t
rid
Mrs. C. Plater and three children
of Detroit, are with her parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. W. J. McLeod. -
AMMONS
WINTHROP
Mrs. ,E. A. Sauder, Miss Betty and
Master Bobby Saucier, of Kitchener,
are with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Ed-
wards. •
Miss 'Chris'tin'e Sitwell, of Toronto,
is 'visiting with Mrs. J. Castle. '
Rev. James A. Gale, of West Monk -
bon, is visiting his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. R. M. Gale.
Mrs. R. C. Pitts, 'Douglas and Al-
bert Pitts, of Haysville, and Rev. C.
Hallowell, of Brantford, are in camp
on their property south of the vil-
lage.
Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis and Miss
Jean M. Woods, of Toronto, are s'tay-
inig_with the latter's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. N. W. Woods.
1Mrr." and Mrs. J. L. Dixon and
'daughter, Carrie, of London, ' are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. H.
Paull at the Rectory.
Mrs. . Victor Burt and three chil-
dren, of London, and Miss Agnes Kerr
of Port Whitby, 'are with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker.
Jack McLeod and E. Hoffman, of
Wroxeter, are staying in the McLeod
hcimle on Ann Street.
This Friday .and Sat-
urday Should Be
Banner Thrifty Days
For All
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Our Unequalled Value -Giving
Mid -Summer Sale
Offers the people of
this town and vicinity
an opportunity to save
on Dry Goods
and Ladies' Apparel
that is unusual
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Don't delay, take advantage of the
Big Price Reductions
---NOW---
MacTavish's
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Son of Victim in Accident
Charged With Negligence,
Allen MacConnell Released
on Bail of $2,000; In-
quest at Belgrave.
Mir. and Mrs. J. W. 'Schmidt, of
Buffalo; are occupying one of the
Eox's cottages.
W. C. Stirling, of Hanna, Alta.,
is visiting with his sister„ Miss Jose-
phine,Stirling, and other relatives in
.the district.
Miss Ethel Cameron, of Detroit, is
with her aunt, Miss E. Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and son
and Mrs. Ross, Sr., Miss Thelma iDes-
and and Mr. Peters, of London and
Miss Eva Hartleib, of Stratford, are
guests at Miss Norah Ferguson's.
Rev. and' Mrs. H. Langford, Mrs.
Bricker and son, of Kitchener, Rev
and Mrs. Pogson, of Essex, are oc-
cupying their 'cottages which they
have recently'..' had erected' on lots,
purchased from T. H. Elliott.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. J. Keyes, Miss
Dorothy and Charles Keyes left for
their home in Nashville, Tenn., after
having 'spe'nt a two weeks' vacation
in a cottage in Jewett's Grove.
Mrs: H. Baker and little daughter
returned to London on Saturday af-
ter having visited with her husband's
parents, .Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Barker.
Miss Mildred Cameron, R.N., left
-the end orf last week to take a case
in D'e'troit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V Field and 'fam-
ily, of Tavistock, are at their summer
cottage this month.
James Cameron., who recently com-
ple'te'd a summer course -at 0. A. C.,
is with his brother, John R. Camer-
on.
Dr. and Mei. IRI 'Smith, of Detroit,
visited with the latter's mother, Mrs.
F. V. Martin, Boulder Lodge.
• Bud Brown, of Detroit, was also
v1'ith his mother.
!Mrs. R. 'Deilga'ty is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thos. E. Westlake, Stanley
Township.
Reay. and Mrs. H. G. Croslb& and
three children, M Bolton Landow, N.
Y., were the guests of Mrs, Crosby's
mother, 'Mrs.. G. W. 'Woods, for a
cones of days last week.
Mies Peen Patterson and 'Weir- Er -
wood kayo 'r• rne'd to Toronto at cer
h'avth-tg visited with the latter's
mother, Mrs J. Ca'n'tle.
Mr. Archie Campbell has returned
to Toronto after spending tilt past
week with his Mother here.
Mrr. and Mrs. Russel Bolton and son
spent Sunday wilthlVlr. and Mrs'. Ad-
am Dodds.,' of` Li!towel.
Mrs. George; Eaton�I ha'i" been -ap-
pointed Rural Regislr•ar for Palling
Subdivision No. 2, to prepare the list
of voters for the pending Dominion
election.
'Mr. John 'Montgomery was in To-
ronto on Monday receiving further
treatment on his foot.
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Miss Margaret Caldwell, daughter
' of Mr. and Mrs. jam Caldwell, was
'su'ce'stsfu'l in !passing her primary ex-
am of London•, England, Conserva-
tory. She 14 a pupil of Sarah E.
fretlnatt, of Iiliollertl7.
Miss Margaret, flrott, of , 00r 1r,
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,Allan MacConnell, of Woodstock,
driver of the car which crashed just
outside of Belgrave early Saturday
morning causing the death of his
father, John MacConnell, of Toron-
to, will appear 'before Magistrate
Reid at Goderich Thursday afternoon
to face 'a charge of criminal negli-
gence. He was arrested immediate-
ly after the coroner's jury had re-
'turne'd their verdict on Friday. He
was taken to Goderich and released
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on ,bail of $2,000.
At the in'ciuest the jury found that;
the car was driven at too great as.
rate of speed under the weather coif--
ditions which existed at the time or
the fatality. It was disclosed that:
John MacConnell died almost instant-
tly as the result of one of his ribs
puncturing his heart., .
In a heavy fog it is said that the,
driver failed to notice a detour bar--
rieade. Evidence given at the in-
quest indicated that the car skidded"!
some 100 feet and part of the skids
mark was made after the car tamest
on its side 'before leaving the road. -
Sudden application' of the brakes' are
blamed for turning the car over.
The driver's four-year-old son is in
the- Wingham Hospital with a frac-
tured right leg received! in the same
accident.
Dr. Redmond, coroner at Winghaun„
presided -over the coroner's inquest -
It is likely that a further adjourn-
ment will 'be grade when the accuse
appears in ,police court..
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