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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1932-08-19, Page 8:t ,z ,m i?. lr T ` y w. 4. vt c' ,> wa .r. r"'Pt j �, rI I it.;,:i fi fi'. N Y 4 lT w }, r� h i• y r `s i J i�a..lJ-�� s ' { 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0< M1 O .. � ...... '�,�. 1. ij 1%, . . I T,Q, I �T1G"S AND SHIE'RRIF(k', "S with . fruit ;vices. 25C 'a N, 4T ............... I .... . 4 p tt�, ; ; �RVWS-_7c, or 4 for ....... 25c s P" WE UVXF`--i5c, or 6 for ........25c �, i 1 .' � DUST CLEANSER is one of 41he best and' much in use in public - Aa. , '< ' inotitutions, 'where much is requir- •ti� ';• eSli. 'Sipeeial 20 ,per cent. discount .u,,. 'r�'" i.e. any si7.e. .. RMEAU LOAF CHEESE 23c 1 .. ;per pound . ' PiRU1IM JUNE, •1931, Cllr]FaS'E ZOc ' 2 t' • k per pound .... ... ..b ,..,,. " «,, :CRIME JUNE,, 1932, CHEESE 1 �� East; phone No. 308. • < per pound ................ ' fn 1, dSHsiRRIFF'S COUNTRY GENTLE- - MAN MARMALADE h GC 25 ' T;: , it1 fancy jars O ,GINGER SNAPS-1At 13c and 20c; E;- Ginger Wafers, 25c. Charges moderate..... ..•.. < HURON TOILET PAPER ' 2 5 c sfi- '•: 7 for .................... �; s94Nd-FLUS'HF-•-Per can ..... ..35c O O O O O O O O O< "16i1WZ TOILET FLUSH -(,Said to be - in 'Tuesday. They will ,'be accompanied exactly the sante but put up '25c MacLennan. This was their ho,rile for• Canada without duty), . is o ip•r can ................... PATERSON'+S 'BUTTER'CREAM ,SODA'S (with all dray sucker")..I0c ` 'WASH3OARDS.-4Co•mpetitor Globe, '' 40c; Supreme Globe, 50c; Enamel, i 75c:; Glass„ 75c. R BPECIAL FOR THRESHING,ETC. Book Store Seaforth, 14'fay Bento's Corned Beef. 0 ( 75i! kx 6 -pound cans for .......... l;', • Ready, cooked; no -bones; no waste � and away below cost. Notice.—The Public Library Willi be cloned WINCHESTER TWILIGHT PAPER in Scott Memorial Hospital on Wed - Extra size and quality 2CC iiJJ ,:,- 3 TbIlls MOLASSES (Baking) -Best quality; .11 6 cents pound in bulk. �' F. D•.' Hutchison " is a guest at the home of Mr. and M•rs, J. A. Case: fPhone Phor Phood-166 l'. It Ar Mr.,.. .otorist ,_ . . . ��. Can you meet a judgment H. Sproat, Seafcrch, 3373-3 in event of accident? - Is your family covered b3 • Miss Jessie Grainger, of 'Olin- a Family Automobile Polic3 also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto taps .ton, recovered. Shop located over Wright's Gar- to compensate you agains' The services at Goshen and Varna United Churches next SUmd'ay will medical and surgical aid? home of -sister, Mas. W. A. Wrighti We are prepared to. givt .: you"''full protection at a re Miss Bailey, of Goderich. •' " markably low cost. ' ' Information gladly given our honey in 5 -pound pails; 35c; 10 -pound Ball us.at once. ing her cousins, 'Margaret Grace and a --. Watson & Reid ,s7; -e Marble Souvenirs on Sale. -Mr. Chapman. • 'MT. and Mrs. 'Roy Snider and daughter and Mr. Roy Schmidt, of r ited at Mr. Nelson, Keys' 'on Sun - Phone 214 J Kitchener, spent a few day's at the ho:lte of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hilde- Specialists in All Lines o: 11 ' Insurance ' - R-1,11 , 9 vii , O 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0< 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0< f:, O < ��1.I`r: O S. T. Holmes & Son < 0 _-.. O , FUNERAL SERVICE < < .., O Main Street. Seaforth 1-. O < i'; O. S. T. Holmes' residence, < L �,, O Goderich Street, West; phone < u O No. 119 W. Charles Holmes' < . O residence, Goderich Street, < , . O East; phone No. 308. • < • O Limousine Ambulance Service < O Q .. Night calls, "phone 308. < Equipment. < O Day calls, phone 119 J. - < O O Charges moderate..... ..•.. < 1,.. O < O O O O O O O O O O O< L 'Tuesday. They will ,'be accompanied home and school. R-1,11 , 9 vii , O 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0< 37, F: MiCG. regor, a ort - eceas f:, O H. C. 'BOX < O Funeral Director and < O Licensed Embalmer O Best Motor and Horse-drawn < O, equipment. < O Charges moderate. < O Flowers furnished on short < " O notice, < O Nights Calls Day Calls < O Phone 176 Phone 43 < O '- < OO,000.00000< O O O O O O O O O O< Is rh','ds. ,.Sof 6, alt ,Lz O W. J. CLEARY < O Licensed Embalmer'and < O Funeral Director < O . Up-to-date .Horse and Motor < ''' O' Equipment. < O Night and Day Service. C O ' • Phone 19-22, DulWin, < O < O O O O O O O O O O C THE McKILLOP MUT'UAi FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y HEAD OFFICE -SEA FORTH, ONT OFFI,CE'R:S: John Bennewies, Brodbagen - Pres James Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Fres t"a orf h S Tr 1 F� 37, F: MiCG. regor, a ort - eceas f:, AIGL , S: t:.. 1W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth;, Joist .1 Murray, 1t:. A, 3, Seaforth';, E R. r 1. �, "^ ,, Jarlm;outh, Rtod'hajen; James Watt r i f I �,.. Mary !Morris is on her way home to tRECTaRs: �, "'�'TlUsim Knox, Londesboro ; Johr �`� i , dwvii@s, Brodhagdn; James Cern- r S ��x",Y lolly, '�oderieb• Alex. Broadfoot, No 1 R :ie4a5Fbrth kiCoibert Ferns, Blyth; ,.. ;� +� i� lotto li dd�aritley, No. 3', �Sea'%rth; .:i. yl; tisk, fi' 0 ef, 13xtz! id; es' S1tol: �boln 'ltl�7►ylai`Ey y t� Ns . Is rh','ds. ,.Sof 6, alt ,Lz .. �. ,; F the greatest work has beech done. Dr. r ,.r 4 1 L 9 i 4 1 9 fis 7 5 - �M$ �� t .n ••+'ss Y •iy��'i lip f r ��' I Ie.) ykYd,"h.'_ 1. �f r� y;, r •'r f+ .. J of authors and the books are p f V �{ well bound and clear type. Hall. I P old pioneers, coming to the district imi m "r -} F �r L 9 t { s h•' 4 i d Y r a i n- 6 q t" l a 6 4 H Y 1.. i"` � MG. y i 4' I Y d.. W r 'F t •rr 4 Y � J t' 4 N I i . J R epi $ff JY' +Ie. r" t 14 . � I � "� 14�t ' •' A. 9' g. t� i r i f I �,.. Mary !Morris is on her way home to them again. • 'r 1Y ,� .9 hooks for the library, also an electric v Vii ,Forovlor, of Toronto, are guests at {I I _—,._" . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam the Egmiondiville school children, 'but A good assortment of cloth Haysw it is for the 'Seaforth public school bound Books in reprint edi- I �l Bisma Rex - AN ANTACID PONDER Quickly relieves Sour Stg'mach, iDyspefpsia, Heartburn, Nausea, Eta. - •, r BOY'S' AND GdILS We are giving a 10 -inch Play Ball Free, with a We double size Tube of Mi 31 Toobh Paste. SPECIAL 120 pea, cent• discount on all Golf Clubs and Golf Bags. AT--. 11 Keating's Pharmacy 'The Rexall Drag Store Phone 28 Seaforth, Ont. Cut dowers, Wreaths and Floral Pieces supplied for all Qecasions. -i _._ --- Rector Resigns. -•Rev. J. F. Meyers, Rector of; St. Thomas' Anglican Church here for the past two years, has resigned. His resignation has been accepted by Bishop Seager. McKillop Voters' List Out.-Wc Killop township voters' list has been distributed . during the past week, It is 'one of the first to. 'be out in the district. :. Soon Be Time For School. -'Phe Sea - forth Collegiate Institute will get un- der way again on 'September 1st, It is not ]mown as yet whether the pub- lic school will open on the first or wait until the sixth. . Middle School Pupils Did Well - Of 389 'papers written in the recent Middle School examinations, 317 were successful, or 81.5 per cent. These results are an improven>,ent over last . year, when only 69.3 per cent, of lTidd'le School gapers .were success- ful. _ Gas Stolen. -The gasoline pumps. r of A. W. Dunlop's Supertest station at Goderich and Main Streets, were ' broken open on Friday night lata and a quantity of gasolinic taken: Po- 1lice are investigating and are said to. have learned .the identity of the thieves. . i Lady Bowlers Hold Tourney. -Per- ; f.ect mearther and ,good greens made a swccess of the ladies' twilight (INibles tournament on Tuesday evening last. Three 8 -end games were played, the prize winners 'being Mrs. Harry Stew- art, Hirst, with 3 ,wins and a Illus of 12; Mrs. E. H..•CIose, second, 2 wins and a plus of 12; Miss Minnie Dor- sey, third, 2 wins with a -plus of 11. Golfers Were in Goderich. A number of Seaforth golfers were in _ G•odei•ich on Wednesday playing in the open tournament of the :Maitland > Golf and Country Club. :Mes,srs. > Southgate, Hinchley, Little and Mc- > Lean captured first prize for team low net, and Mr, .John Hiirchley ,re- > ' ceived a sil-ver teapot for lowest rret > for nine holes, a.. > Football On Saturday.--Eg•mond > ville will play Winthrop in the Moron > Football League on Saturday next at > the -Recreation Grounds. This is a > postponed game which, since Clinton > tied Brussels, must be •played, before > the finals. It had been decided to > play this game last 'Saturday night, > but the game conflicted with that of > the softiball club, so the football tear+ > consented to change the date. 40 _ First Presbyterian Church Picnic. =The choir of First Presbyterian Church held their annual ,picnic at > Jorwett'•s Grove, ,Bayfield, on Wed- > nesday, August 17th. The afternoon was spent in a game of ball and > rwimming. A sumptuous dinner was .,orved at six o'clock, after which > Miss Anna Edmonds wa,s made the > recipient of a silk uTArella, prior to > her going to Woodstock to train as > a nurse. Suitaiblie words werespok- > en by,'Mr. R. S.r Walter and Mr: M. > R. Rennie, to which Miss Edmonds > replied. > -y, . > Northside United Church W. M. S. Meet. -The monithly meeting of the - W. M. G, was Meld on Thursday af- ternoon last. -In the absence cf the ai l . c re. rlettt -1r . ti•' P. Lane Mrs J. > p ' D. Hinchley, the 1st vice-prresido!lt, > presided and opened the meeting with ),prayer, At the close of the business > period 'Mrs. E. 1-1, Clore presided over > a varier) program. '-Mrs. W. A, Crich > and Miss' Marian Scarlett conducted! > the worship period, stresGing the need for a deeper spiritual life, so that Gorl's great work at home and, > abroad may be more efficient, The ' following ladies of Group 2, Mrs. ' Sillery, Mrs. G, D: 'C. Hurn, Miss A. Laurence, Mrs. R. Frost and Miss J, Ferrgu.s'on, gave many splendid thoughts from the Missionary Month- ly Magazine. If one t&k... Ohri%tian a literature and the Bible out of the land the world would goick, to ' pagani�sn•y, hence the 'great n1ed of Christian literature, said' the j;speak- er. Mrs. A, McGavin sang a' very appropriate solo, accompanied by Miss A. Ferg•u'.son, w 1flch was follow- ed by the closing prayetr by Mfrs•. E. H. Clone. ' 4 The Work of the Hoene and School. -The chief work of the Home and School kanociabion in, to make it pos- sible for tearcbers and ,parents to street frequently for the furtherance of the welfare of the chifd'ren under their care. Teachers have A better, more spnipatbeti'c urrde'ei'stamding of a child -if they know,• pemaranally, its parents,. P,airents also 'got a better $d'ea of ,the work of tthei teachers and how to co-operate with them, .by per- sonally talkinlg with them, ,The. or- ganization has m*Atinsg+s every school month of the year and, all persons it t,m-es'ted in !bettering the conditions of the mhoala , avd. xeihaol children 4tre hftrWy *el�„ bra word fi Ul r a � 'r a , . , ,.. .. • 'I�HEtTR+UN R''OSIT - . "s'tthools" includes the Public School, Collegiate Inoti'tute, and Egmond!. Ile Books Ifaa whon, a1�e, visiting friends in itown. Botlh'j° are fernier old i5eaa- School. ,To the Collegiate 'Institute � forthites, and they have a host .of tgr the last two years, the Associa- Joseph, of Buffalo. The funeral will friends here who ane deli'g+hted to se0 tion has given a cheque towards the% • Mary !Morris is on her way home to them again. • purchase of very ,much needed now ,(��(11"} o Miss', Mary Hays and Miss hooks for the library, also an electric v Vii ,Forovlor, of Toronto, are guests at plate• It has provided clothes for I _—,._" . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam the Egmiondiville school children, 'but A good assortment of cloth Haysw it is for the 'Seaforth public school bound Books in reprint edi- I • 'Mr. Scott 'McKinley, of Winni- the greatest work has beech done. Dr. tions. There is a big range 'peg, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. Kerby, President Canadian F'edexa- of authors and the books are and (Mrs, A. D. Scott, At Th-orniton tion of Home and, School Asysoeiation, well bound and clear type. Hall. I says the organization now includes old pioneers, coming to the district imi • Mr. Nelson Gawd'no, Miss Marg - two million inembers. The chief aim PRICED AT aret Cardno and, 'Miss Helen Hamil- is to harmonize the ,two anost impart- 50 CENTS and 85 CENTS EACH ton motored, to Bangor, Michigan, on ant influences of a child's life--jts ante ,will cover the loss. 'Tuesday. They will ,'be accompanied home and school. MacLennan. This was their ho,rile for• home by Miss Margaret Ross, who s Wanted --High sobool pupils to room orthere. . has been spending a few week3 board. r'. Gal'hrp, 34 Nast Wilq 6�, Collegiate. 3373x1 Thompson's •'Miss • :Mr. and, Mrs, E. Hlartry, of To - near Man Wanted, A fiivt class man for two 12t'obl4y'_Mee, Stratford, carne on his rQuto, are guests at the 'home of MT., months to do farm work. Apply to W. M. Book Store Seaforth, William 'Hartry. Doig, J.P., Kippen, Ont., R. R. No. 2. Phone are coming later. • Miss 'Doro'thy Robinson under - 20 on 93- $375-1 Subscriptions taken for newspapers went an operation for appendicitis Notice.—The Public Library Willi be cloned and magazines at publisher's prices. in Scott Memorial Hospital on Wed - from August 22nd to September 60L Greta wish of their many friends that they' riesKlay. 'Thompson, Librarian- 8374 2 Roomer; Wanted.—Hlil;h school studeinrs, _ . _ � • 'Mrs. J. G. Roberts, Of „O's-'hawa, girls preferred. Apply to Mi)i. Frank Finnd� gen, John Street, Seaforth. 3370x_•- dren, of Toronto, are' visiting at the is a guest at the home of Mr. and M•rs, J. A. Case: For Sale,—Essex Six, Sedam, 1927• (8-cond , home of Mrs. Hillis' mother, Mrs> G. T. Turnbull. class). Al cundi'tion. Small raues;re. Good tires. License. A real. buy. Apply to R • ,Mrs. S. Carter is visiting with It STANLEY H. Sproat, Seafcrch, 3373-3 Brussels' friend's. - Notice. UDho:stering done on short notice. • Miss Jessie Grainger, of 'Olin- " also can handle celluloid curtains. Auto taps .ton, recovered. Shop located over Wright's Gar- ,is spending her holidays at 'the 'her The services at Goshen and Varna United Churches next SUmd'ay will age. D. Fell, Seaforth. 3849-tf home of -sister, Mas. W. A. Wrighti be taken ib Mrs, R. Stephenson and y ' p Honey. -Tp these who wish honey in bulk in your containers, we wil,1 nave best white.• 'Mr. and Mrs: !Gilbert 'Horning, Miss Bailey, of Goderich. •' honey. -yin bulk until August 31st, After thea oCapetown, and Mrs,• Wesley Green Miss Grace (Reid, of Flint, is visit - our honey in 5 -pound pails; 35c; 10 -pound of Flamibora, spent the week end at ing her cousins, 'Margaret Grace and pails, 70 rents per pais We win. have. honey all the year. W,iJuaxn HartrY, seafur:h. the home of Mr. land Mrs. EHunt E. . Isabel Robinson at present. . 1Mr, Ed. Johnso of Goderich vis - � ,s7; -e Marble Souvenirs on Sale. -Mr. Chapman. • 'MT. and Mrs. 'Roy Snider and daughter and Mr. Roy Schmidt, of r ited at Mr. Nelson, Keys' 'on Sun - monument dealer, has just received direct from Italy, a corwignment a beautiful colored Kitchener, spent a few day's at the ho:lte of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hilde- d'ay. • Mrs. Frank Boyd and son, of Niag- m�rble souvenirs, that w iu serve ay favors, brand. ara, are spending a week at the dressing 'table conveniences, bridge prizes, sish tray -j, etc., etc., each one surmounted with a • . Mrs. Elizalbeth Mahan, L.L.B., of home of Mr, 'Roy Lamont. 6arving in white marble, representing a dog, Detroit, -is the"!guest of, hew sister, Sunday s,,bool will be held' at 11. bear, camel, elephant, etc. The price is very :Mrs. James Devereux. Chesney in charge of brie meeting. reasonable. 33T3-4 • Mr. S. R. Brownell and twb sons, VARNA � . son, spoke a fewwords and lett in Harold and ."C' (land, of Winnipeg, prayer, and thedevotional lenftet was Makes, Assignment.. - Thomson Men's '(gear, a clothing store, which end Mrs. J. A, Doherty, of Moose Jaw, re visiing at the hpmle• of Mr• a - opened in the Crich block on the site all, Mrs. S. Jacobs. called on friends in, this vicirfity on of the old Princess theatre, last'April, •''Riss Evelyn McGrath and 'Mr. Monday. . has made an assignment for theIf. R. •Morton; of Buffalo, were week Mr. A Parsons and son, Harvey, benefit of creditors. McLeod & Tew en, guests at the home of Mr. and accompanied with Mr. and Mrs. Cou- Co., of Hamilton, have been appoint- Mtk, R. .Dexe•reux. tis and sons, motored to, Kitchener ed trustees. • Miss Ruth Pinkney has return- Sunuay. . -ed from a Ilr.•otor trip to Toronto and Mr. ,McLeod, of London, is spending Twilight Doubles Tourney Success- Belleville. a few days with, Beatty 'Bros. ful.-There here 20 entries in the • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ArchibaldMr. and 'Mrs, William Beatty and Twilight Doubles Tourney on Fri- andchi'ldi"en, of Whitby, spent the son, Billy, of Mount Brydges, ac,com- day from' Goderich, Stratford, Brus- week end with his ,parents, Mr. and, panied with Miss Roberts of . Go'de- sels and Seaforth. The bowlers play- 1Trs. 4ndren Archibald. rich, called on ,friends in thus vicin- ed three 12 -end game-, ani John • Mr, and' M7•s. 'Clen Colbert and 1ty last week. Logan and W. S'cott's rink fvon'i Brus• t;t;o ciiildren,-of Hamilton, are guests 'Miss Frances lyossop in company sels won first with- 3 wins plus 16. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bar- with Clinton friends, spent a day at Fred Kellers' rink, orf Stratford, was tell, Port Stanley, wond with 3 wins plus 12, and R. • Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Grieve, of noon and evening was spent at their Somers and J..• Cutts of Blyth. toos Cre,=se Isle, are visiting. with friends annual report. Miss E. Bow eT read) third prize with 2 wins, plus I til?, in this district. . MANLEY ' . .. . • Mr. Lorne Pinkney is visiting for *e 'birthday meeting which is to - Softball I'layers Defeat Preston.- his* br-Aher in Goderich.rnes Mr. and Mrs.. Tho Purcell mrot- Prestc,n softball team came to town on • Saturday night for an exhibition - • TXrs. Keith McLean and :Miss Helen lounl* nave returned frons San oied to the 'Shrine at Midland last ;,;nine With. rthe Iocal players and aouei, Georgian Bay, where they Sunday, accompanied by , Mr. , and 1Irs. Walter Carpenter Dublixi. were forced to take the small end have Leen -the guests of Dr, and Prlr3. .from 14r, !Peter Eckart, from Timmins, of the score, Seaforth, coming from behind in the sixth innings, won 16 F. ;s, Trow. .. • Miss Edith Davidson, who spent is lichdaydng with his parents, Mr, to 14, 'It' was, a cod g gams', one of the winter iii California, was hu ire and Mrs. P. Eckart and reports the mining city is prosperous. He is one in the best seen here this year, and vl:at is i ogee important from the for a 'feiw4. clays this week. _ ' • Mrs. A. R. Sampson, who he., the Huron olds who"els rnakinr � g players' point of view, drew the big- 'gate been the guest of Mrs. J. C. Greig, hi•l- mark, Harvesting operations hake been gest of the season. At the end lest this week for Maple Grovw delayed by the 'heavy rain on Thurs• of the fourth innings Seaforth was 8 ivii, behind Preston, but the local • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart .aud family silent a few, days this day morning. Everything was mov hogs got down to business and'pulle'd we -eh 'In lji'agar•a Falls. ing fast,while the fine weather last- ashthemselves themselveseven with the visitors in • 'Mr. W. J. Faulkner, of the ed. .Th6 crops in general prdmri'sr the sixth. The players: Seaforth- Dominion ?bank, Brantford, ' spent to be good. Muir, McCaully; Clew, E. Rennie, the week end at his home here. Wright, Burgess, McGregor,, Cud- • The August ,meeting of the W, . - more, Preston -Hili, Hageryn, Man- 1I• S. of First Presbyterian Church CONSTANCE orb, Connor, Schruco, Cott; Currie, will be held at die home of '.Mrs. W. . Nlehol, Godwin. Umpires -. And;; N. Xnechtel, on Tuesday, August 23, Steep, Clinton, and W. C. Suther- at PAn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Stanley, of land, Seaforth. • Miss Evelyn Way has secured a Toronto; Mrs. Mary •!Graham ane position in Landon°and will leave for Mrs. George Elliott, of Clinton, and that city on Wednesday neat, Dr. and Mrs, Archer., of Baltimrore. LOCAL BRIEFS • !Mrs; E. Geddes and daughter, 'Mar•ylarrd,' were callers at the home mmm.w� - Mary; spent a week in London ,visit- of Mrs. Rolberrt Cla.rlue on Saturday • The Misses Henderson, of Buff,- ing friends, last. ' lo, former well known residents of • Mrs. C. Eckart has extended her IMr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson an6 Seaforth, were guests this week at holidays by going to Chicago from daughter, Marian, visited at ,the home the Commercial, and spent several Detroit. of Mr. Ira Werrills, of Goderich Tp. days calling. on old friends,: all . of •Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott, of on ,Sunday. whom were delighted to see them Clnago, were week end guests at ' Mrs. Robert Lawson and son Lorne again. the bormle of their parents, Mr. and ,attended the Cosens 'picn'ic at Kin. • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ament Mrs. T. G. -Scott. sardine a week ago. and Tittle daughter, of Detroit, are }• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays, of Miss Donelda Adam's is visiting spending their holidays at the home Detroit, spent the week end with rel- with her friends, Masses Elizabeth of Mr. and Mrs. William Ament. ative:l here. and Louise Mulls, of Harlock. • Mr, W. WL Kent, of Toronto, • Dr. Lloyd 'Curtis, of Marmora, 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott return - was a week end guest at the. Name is a guest at the kome of Mr. and •Edm�ori'ds. ed to Toronto on Sunday after spend - of Mr. and 'Mrs. W. A. Wright: -Mrs. W. G. ing their vacation at, the home of :li • r. and 'Mrs.' Ewa -rt, of Ches-' • Mr. Earl Van Egmond is acting ,Mr. and 'Mrs, Jack Ferguson. ley, werre• week end guests at the as organi:gt in First Presbyterian Miss Helen Thompson returned tc home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Church while Mrs. M R. Rennie is Seaforth on Saturday after spending • Mrs, Ken'.c en, of Owen Sound, on her holidays, a few days at the home of Mr. and is a guest at th� home of her daugh- • The choir of .First Presbyterian Mrs. E. Adams. ter, Mrs. W, H:'••Golding. ' Church held a most enjoyable picnic Tv, r.and 'Mrs. W. Britton, Misses: • 'Miss Thelma Johnston is visit- to BayfiEld on Wednesday afternoon. Helen and Edith Britton and 'Mr. W, ing friend's in Elgin. • Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Welsh, of Jowett spent Sunday evening at the • Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Calder, of Hamilton, visited his brother, Mme. J. ,Jowett of -Miss' Viola Morrison. St, Clatharines, are -,,pending their F. Welsh, last week. Mrs. Grecian and daughter, June; holidays at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. ' 'Mr. Clare Way, accompanied by returned to Cleveland after spending Adam Hays., his sister, Miss Gladys Way, attended their vacation at the home of Mr, • Dr. Garnet 'C'hapman, of Fort the re'unirm .dance at 'Monckton on a%Id Mrs. .Earl Lawson and other Erie, spent Sunday with his father, Wednesday night. relative's. Mr. C. Cha nfan Dr.Cha Chapman • Rev. tV 'P. L ne Mss . Lane and Miss had -been attending the Dental Con- Helen are spen'din'g tb�eir boli vention held last week in Toronto. days at Bruce Beach. WINTHRQP • Mi -ss Mary Broadfoot has re= • !Nb'-,. John Schaeffer, of Gowans - turned to her home from Hamilton. town, spesrt Monday at the home of • Misses Ruth and Betty Chitten„ Mr, and firs. J, F. Welsh. Old Doc. Stork called R the hoe m den, of Toronto, are. visiting their • Mr. and XTs. Gochrane, 4 De- of Mr. and Mrs. Arndrew M,antgom- grandmothei•, .Mrs. W. MclMichael. troit, werr, guest-, ,this week at the ery last 'Saturday and left, a fine • Miss :Mildred' Shinan has re'turrr- home of (,ol. and. Mrs. R. S. Hays. baby girl. • ed from) Toronto, 'She was accem- • Miles, the young son of Mr. and We are pleased to bear that Mr. panied by .Miss Edith Wolsh. Mrs• J. 11. 'M&Mallam, was operated' George Ma'Spadd'en jai improving af- • Dr. E. 'C, Bryant, of Toronto, on for appondicitis in 'Scott Memorial ter his serious operation. was a week end guest' at the liorne H'ospi'tal on Thursday rruoa-ning. 'Miss Muriel Hudson, of Seaforth, of Mr. and Mrs. William Cud -more, • Dr. H. H. Ross, Dr. ,F. j, Bur., is visiting her cousin, Muss, Kathleen • Mr. Hugh Sprro-a4, of Detroit, rows and Mr, W. A. Crich were in Shannon. ,Tient the week end at his Name here.. Toronto on Wednesday. I M-4. Zack McSpadden) .spent Sun- * Misses Jessie and Margaret, • MT. and Mrs6 WliIH2qm Cline, of day afternoon with Mr! and Mrs. `-nith are 'spending two weeks' holi• William Trewartha. days with friends in Toronto. The yreliminary voters' lists for • iMr. C.- Hanson, of Toronto •, is visiting at the Nome of My, and 'VIr's.' • the bp -election for Polling Division N%2•, will be comrp'iered on the 23rd! Thom -as Webster. /W; In of August. Mrs. 'George Eatorl, will • Mrs. William M,oxley and Miss u G * be at holme on the afternoons' of the Lou Mcxley, of Guelph, ame aisiting ................................... 6th and 7th make necessary correctional at the home of Mr. and, lira. E. Hun* i:ntheto • ill McKillop. Classes for all ages to he held in • Mi918 lftelen Br+oaclrfoot, of Moose Jaw, the Oddfddlbws' Hall, Seaforth, L,OLBORNE. is the guest of Miss Mary Broad- commencing September 10, 1932. foot. 'Methods amid iRoaitims of the • Mr. and Mrs. James Hill, Mr. 'Chalif Russian Normal School of Herbert J. Morris; clerk of Col - and Mrs. John McLachlan and Miss )Dancing, New York, taught in borne Towrnsbip, deed on Wednesday Margaret Galbraith, of Arkona, are the follawing"typ'e§: afte'r'noon, alter a (brief illlness. Mr. guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Brodie, GREEK INTERPRETIVE Morris suffered a heart attack on,, ,Satu ,day frorrr which he did' not re - Li 0 Misses Lianas and Jean Wright NATIONAL cove He Was ;born in Colborn'4 Tp,, ha,ve returned from spendinlg their 'Turakersmith 'th'e +can of'the Parte J. Morris acid wad Holidays in and' Stanley. ESTHETIC AND CHARACTER' in his 51ith year. He has lived in • Iplr. J. A.:Munn, Mrs. 'Munn and family and MT. and Mrs. G. D. Fer- FOLK DANCING and others. his native torwMabip all 'his life with rtlhe.exc,e,pj4,.,p1'l.,.bf five years spent in gillson and Mies Dori»,' are spending dei, wg,gQ lk, iml For particular's•, ripply the Odd- Manitolb't, from 1919 to 1922, whet •B`ayifield' Miss 2osa" Elder has returned ifellaws-7Ta11„ 'Saturday, Atllrust he retunied to r6he east on nit hsps lredslitlh- He wits appfiiMed' frosm a vacation eluent in Godemioh 2'7tli; and Flid)ay, sSepste?nbeT 2nd, 2-6°° Tow nl*ip ,Cllemk yt„hen Mrs'. I#etiteT-' and bin roit. p ire%��ton, m o'r od to Toronto; •14t is s,'ur- + Ma- J. R. Hillis and two Chit- MILDRED PINNIGAN, T a cher. viv�iil• li7 bels wtdaw, tt day givter, ,M+ary 11 . ..art, r. r «r.; p axe. d ,i•,; �h1GY erd'U,�sl p F"''35?hi 0f" 6t 'k',z)1Ald �i %•,P tY ''i F,M1, r`y'�SLd�c �'.�`71�ftY q, o'•rv^"{✓. },kr,Y �di. ..vi! }17.*yi.,.y '1 rv5 �^:, ir+� 7 d �.:�3"t 9l ,ap<Y• ,�...s ! �{aa,• � Yt S �:'- i IFS�A`ilil N, r'. Y, . 'd�, $ 5• S.t$'�• a �,, . r�,v Y.Y YI• , PS�•Yi. ,� ,Ah� �, (h K". ,,Q'�',�" @,. PRETTY VOILE I3RE'SSES FOR . PRESENT WEAR At $1.25. and $1;95 • Celanese Dresses in' the popular pas- tel shades. #1,95 CREPE DRESSES With 'and Without the jacket. • `` I' is 'At GusT i19,. 1 � I I* A TABLE ; OF , SUMMER IIATS TO CLEAR ATI -Be , Some unusually pretty Hats only a.' ,short time in stock. Now HALF PRICE - � � 11 ` I MacTavish'sI 'I.. NOW SHOWING NEW FALL 0. V. Pure Wool Blankets Bed Covers .. And Auto Rugs .,.,,r Ask about Cellular weave wool Blank ets for healthful sleep. • ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON LINENS OF EVERY KIND, 'EITHER FOR PERSONA;, • US•.�;,. THE HOME OR FOR GIFTS. You can buy good quality Linen's' here with confidence. t4 IV 4' ' d ,-,4 , t 4 .r ,4f k&ff a - who is a school teacher in Austen, ___ ly' rrtnl'ber of old friends gathered . 4, ( � i „ , I I , ', 1 u - who is a school teacher in Austen, ___ ly' rrtnl'ber of old friends gathered 'Man.; Jean, 'a nurse, at present at and spent a happy time in chatting; home, and Dnugald, a son, at home; of the old days. 'Many old songs - two (brothers, Edwin, of Austen, and were sung -also, including Gaelic mei- . Joseph, of Buffalo. The funeral will odies, these latter dear to the hearts be held on Saturday afternoon. Miss of ninny of the older people. Many Mary !Morris is on her way home to handsome gifts were presented, in - attend the funeral. clu4jng -lovely china with a gold) stripe, potted 'plants and flowers,. Among ,these was a lovely gold trim= - BRUSSELS med basket of yellow roses tied witht' . . gold tulle, presented .by their only daughter, Mrs. 'M, Robinson. Long A fine bank (barn belonging to distance messages of congratulations Roderick McKay, 5th concession of acid good wishes came by telephone,. Grey, was (burned to the ground. to- also card's of congratulation by-mail- gether with its contents on Monday ,dainty refreshments of cake and icer evening. The cause has not been cream was served by the bride of 504 determined. years, assisted 'by Mrs. 'Robinson and:.. A fine barn on the farm be+longinf;, Mrs. Stevens. Mr, and Mrs. Nott ars- to David Breckenridge .and rented to old pioneers, coming to the district imi Henry Murr, was burned to the 18,922• 'Their first trip to Algama was ground at noon on TuesdAy when the ah;o their honeymoon, and they de - men were (busy hawling in grain. The ciced tp make their home in the nerve fire started in the mow. The incur- country, 'and, settled on a £arm its ante ,will cover the loss. I,afrd Townstip', one mile west of Farmers are busy, .getting in their MacLennan. This was their ho,rile for• crops these fine hot days. w 40 years, when they retired and mov-, ;Mrs. Cooper, of Chicago, is the ed to the •S'ault where they have since guest of her sister, Mrs.,Raiph Con- rPs'ided. .'Mrs. Nott was born in the nor. "Tojwnshi.p,'of. Hullett,,near Seaforth, . 12t'obl4y'_Mee, Stratford, carne on his in 1860, and Mr. Nott in the Town - bicycle 'to see his grandparents, Mr. ship of Grey, in 1959, just a differ - and (Mrs. J. Willibee. His -Parents ence of six miontirs in their ages..- ' are coming later. They . are hale and well and enjoys !Mrs, Arthur Slmiith and son, Don. the good things of life. The --yearn aid, Edmonton, are with her sister, harve been kind in sparing themi•,.to Mrs. Dr. Hamilton.- each other for so long, and it is the ',Miss 'Dor4 Smith and Miss Ruby wish of their many friends that they' Smitill, 'Borden, Sask.,' are visiting may spend many more together." with relatives' MTs. J. A. Sehirifbelin, Listowel, is I .�., v1.isiting with friends. BRUCEFIELD EGMONDVILLE ' " • Mrs, Katherine Webster and s'is- ter,,Miss Eva Bully, of Toronto, were 1. ,guests at the home of Mr. and 3fi,s . Mr. Ronald Reinke, of Toronto, is J. Addison. 'spending his vacation at his home Mrs, !Peter Douglas and daughter, here. Miss Kathleen, of Saskatoon, were 'Misses Vera Palmer, Jewel Young guests at the home of Mr. and Mxs_ and Josephine •Sparx, of Toronto;�were .William Douglas, during the past% week end ,guests with Miss Laura week, '"' McMillan. 'Mr. and Mrs. Cele, of Cromsrty, Mr. and 'Mrs. George.Hills "scud spent the week end at the home o Miss Ria were Deleware visitors on the ratter's brother, 'Mr. Lindsay Sunday. Eyre. Misses Margaret And Bessie Grieve Mr, and Mrs. Robert Douglas, o -r left last week on a mlotor trip Kap*1kai§ing, are spending a spew' through, Northern Ontario. I days at ,the home of the formieT's< ., (Miss Mildred Hamilton, of Wbod- brother, MT. William Douglas. stock, is, with Miss Mar - 'The services in.the United Church guerite Black. will -beheld next Sunday ,at a quarter 'The 'W: M. S. of the, Egmondrvdlle to ten. Rev. A. Sinclair,' of Hes- United Church held an 'excellent salt ,will be, the preacher for the day. at 'the hoe of)Mrs,,. 1. meeting•: am Sunday s,,bool will be held' at 11. Koore Friday afternoon wifh Mrs. Mrs. , Alex. Mustard returned' whits• Chesney in charge of brie meeting. Mr. J. B. 'Mustard last week to his Mrs. McKay read the Srrlpture les- cottage in InmveTbaron. son, spoke a fewwords and lett in Mrs, L. Forr•e'st visited' her uncle, prayer, and thedevotional lenftet was Mr. W. C. 'Lands'borough, in Pbrtr. taken 'by 'Miss Bertha Beatty. Mrs, Credit last week. Hargreaves ,sang a solo. A very in- Mrs. Alex 'and Mrs. Janet Ross re- teresting story of the missiontrry box turner to their horne in the village•( that was wor•8h its weight in gold after an absence of three weeks, was read by 'Mis's Lox Allen. Mrs. 'There called ,at the home of Mr. H'., Stewart read an article, "'Is Peace and ''.Mrs. James McQueep last week Our Task?" The meeting closed an old friend, whom they had not, with the s'in'ging of `41 Love To. Tell m,et for forty-seven years, in the the Story," and Mrs. Kirk leading in person of Mr, Wim. J. 'Carter, form-- arm-„prayer. prayer.Tea was .served and a soc-•, erly of Tu,ekersmit,h, now of Gode.- ial 'half hour enjoyed. There were rich. over fifty ,present. I The regular meeting of the W. M. Celebrates,Golden Wedding. --, The S. was held in the school room of Sault Ste. Marie Sitar, -of recent date, the 'church. In the atbtsence of the - refers to ,the golden,, wedding' of Mr. president, ;Mrs. Neil McGregor ably and Mrs. Albert T. Nutt. Mr. Nott filled the chair. The meeting open - is a brother of Mr. Jo�hn Nott, of d with singing a hymlm and prayer, Egmondvilla, arA both Mr. and "Mrs. A714 Bible reading, 1st chapter John,. Nott are well known here. The 'Star Mrs. 'Hazelwood then took charge of said: '"While 'Wolf Week festivities the meeting,. The topic for the da'y, were gathering mOlnenstumv, so to "The Missionary Leaflet,” was; giv- somk early last week, a highly es • en, *6 following members, talcing teemed couple, Mr. and Mas, „Albert part: Mrs. 'C'l'ifton, Mrs. Hazelwood, T. 1ri'ortt, 37 Laird' lStree't, quietly cele- Mrs, A. McQueen, Mrs. -Brock, MTs. brarted &wir gold�;ml wred'ding anni- J.. Watson and 'Mrs. Tough. Mrs. vers'aryc A -mosteivjaya)ble ft ter- Neil Mc'Gre'gor gave an interesting noon and evening was spent at their report on, sta.tdstics taken from the hoinile, 'fi nesd'ay, July 26th. Low!ely annual report. Miss E. Bow eT read) 4116 P.Tp'r'opriarte decorations of ,many a poems by the: editor of the anmusl garden fla'Gvexs filled 1�'e roon%s and reourlt..Mi»ss Bowey offered her home created a perfec'b,setting for the for *e 'birthday meeting which is to - plear?ft celeibrastion. 'Many friends be held next month, After singing and neighbors called during t"ho hap- a hyl l t, th'e Meeting was. brought to py b0fur0i to vwatu&9tul9te'th43 0 -Aft f- a close' .by rospeating the Mitpak ed aftl% and flu lilt ,eV!e ng g jpoo, •" Leniedictdnta, _ kk5 � Ir�C>•�� b:' ,l , 1I♦] �'�� ' 4 V.,.' + :i.5T7 5 ' t h •, ,g 13 ,�Ptlq'17'�'"A4;'F ,•,�:v.�.e-'•�"'"',"�. It ! H,t A.. trA ,.• . ' 4��5 H5 ��ii+,1 ^yrhy, i. �!�, r i ,.r'?�.1 d7i:'11ku1rd{,,.'IYYfC(R'�. .1'f14 �1= r ., tt; Y