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,� 1 , , , . ; �� � '(► ITOR now, without rnnnityg bice danger of
�1 , r'r _:f r, t aI t hal his children, lurched because
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1 i e'e 7n of writing u�eT what 'spay easily be
1860
�. `t 1 �� , and tpiro(hm bly will `he, i, -ble wiaa-
�1{ al s �r . ,1k !, ii, Editor. $
SIN ts`i,itot , the, coudifaons, and have to repeat
l �t , o h, Onutario, ev- the expense of the �paA Year, With -
P! II, � 11' at oon by 1K�el*" out making any advance.
i''r11,:The new dates entail other 'and
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riga s'--- great disadvantages Setting the
I 'lkSpjon rate, $1.50 s year in.
;rfi s , #Ree gni, $2.00 a year. Siugle examinations two weeks later means
rt,1. cetoi each. that the results • will be two weeks
a11aai1.
later in coming out.
A Aging' rates on application How much time will that give sue-
k`�f %� of the Cana clian Weekly cesshil. pupils to make' entrance 49-
'•ppa'Fei Association, Class A ilication bo Normal Schools or their
,l..'V C •,: Wboktties of Canada, and the Huron
parents to secure desirable accgm-
R,�..a aourntyi''Press Association. ,iodation in school centres or even
'It�'�' at the Umiversity.
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1p, SEA'FOIIITH, Friday, June 16, 1936. There are other axgun*nts against
,11, 1: r, . the change of exaninnataon dates. All
'' " t A Move in the Right of them" good.; all of them reason,,
�s able.
L Direction
LLL _..r • , ._ We are told that the Education
' As will be seen by an advertise- Department made the change at the
� mrenb in another columvn of The Ex- request, of the school trustees and
", positar, the town council of Seaforth more particularly the rural otres.
issued a'warning to parents that The trustees said they ,engaged the
the, tanvm byelaw forbidddng children, teachers to teach ten months, and
N'. under the age of fifteen years ,being they did not 'propose to :pay theirn ten
„'i. an the,town streets after nine o'clock months' salary for nine months and
l' in the evening, unaccdmapanied, is go- two weeks work.
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ing to the enforced- .That 'is a gesture of economy on
That is a move in the right direc the part of the trustees that rei'trher
tion,. Chilcft,en halve no business the pupils nor their parents can ap-
wand,ering the streets after nine preciate.
o'clock, and ,parents hereafter will If the teachers have sinned, why
have to make it their business to see take it out on the pupils?
that they do„not.
l e No good' has ever come from the
;'"' practise of children running the When the Armrp Takes
kstreets at night, and the town fathers the Field
should .be commended and encourag-
` ed, in their efforts to stop it. (Froth the Sherbrooke Record)
Another timely warning is contain- The- Ottawa Depart-rlen't of Na-
ed in the same notice, and that is tional Defence is' credited with ar
• against the practise of playing games expenditure of $18,29'2,568 and sixty
e` on ,the ,gtree.�- and roller skating on rents in the last issue of the Audi,
,: lkte. pavements. tor -General's ,:port.
But this dipes not include thf
f .... .?ith prese.nc cies ,traffic, bath ase an.aun'ts spent for .atmlouries enc
r extretmely dangerous and are vz-ith- other military expenses, which an
•�' out excuse. In a town of this size carefully tucked away in the Depart
hent of Public Works, and' «-hich foo
4. there are plenty of •safe pia}ing fields 41 ,gip into the millions,
1.11 for children of all sdzes and all ages,
J dor does it include the cost o
�" witho,ut using the streets. pensions w'hic'h are directly an ap
;; � pendage-of the Mnitary Department
y�,r` . This cost us in 1932 another $60,
q , , 649,195, '
•.� Some One' Has to Pare Which would make our militia an,
9,ry,
r•1. military expenditure's foot 'u'p cam
t. _. Two Montreal clothing\ firms were 81(10,0,00,000, not to speak of a fab
V prosecuted and fined this week for interest cost on the invEstn-lents.
Ls.
1• failure to pay women elaleployaes the These are, ,the piping times o
wage scale due them by law. Irt•ace, when we acclaim disarnlamen
1, diel good -will towards all.
F1 ' The minimum wage demanded by Let tis ponder a tt`,tom,ent over corn
0rl,1” , caw is eleven dollars -per week, but it of,the figures.and see if we, are bene
'. came out in the evidence that some fitting ane iota from the nronrise5 0
P, girls were 'being paid only $2.10 for economy held out to us by the `ins
Then they were "outs," just, to see i
1#11 � a forte= -four hour week. Less than the new fellows have --been netted i.
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,, fl-,% cents per hour, ' the web at Ottawa.
, How can' a person live or even ex- The Minister of NAtion'al Defenc
ist in a city like Montreal. on a vvag0 rot $10.000 •and $-1,000 azid require
.t,. a Deputy '-Minister at e10.000 a. yea
y` ; of less than five cents per hour. It and the d;�puty,.required an assistan
`1 is an utter impossibility. 7
,'�deput}• at $5.a.0. The admlinistra
,S It is quite evident that these mane- tive branch ,required an arm's.- of of
fac'turers ha,r'e been taking advant- ftcials larger than any regiment eve
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age of the hard ':n:es and the scare- >-ganized, end rhe total ;alar. li
:n the Ottawa offices, wa's 5871,90f
ity of work, to !)tat down their em- which amount wouN have rind for
Ir$ pl'oyees' .wages utail the work has .ear's field ope-ations in the days o
be oj.-ne slave la:,or: sweat shop, or th'e Black Prince.
irIwhatever ore likes to call it. In addition .there were conttin
ye cies, maintenance of m11is;te1
11 , The lower the .wages, the cheaper p•; -iv -ate motor car. and drivers" ant
• 1 the. product. Turning. out bargains other tihim.xs totalling $46,117, ani
a` t,s it were.three cents.
ti' But whar barcnins and .what mtis- Is that all?
a •-- • No. the hcadv1nlrte*.'cl staff cos'
• ery is seam into these barnai*:>. 8301,0;1 -'and twenty cen,t� for thi
s. It is perfectly right that peopl'y and that and diver:. thing,. Qtiite ;
J. should shun extrava -n - an buv-izable amount.
.r. to the best a:lvantage. That i; to Cadet•se-rv-ices: T91e 0:'a•,va m,an
J lesson a ,great mercy people have agement of the cadets cost S3 4,?51
learn --d during the past two or three ce,1I the motor cars carefully con
cesle<t under travelling ex.nen,e
}. years. hrnrgh of the 5. 5.895 for t'tus th'
',;, ,In fact a bargain :s about th-i only railways were paid $5,500. ,And th,
a thing a great many people ha': e, been cadets had an additional 5°4,451
I, charged for contingencies?
able to buy' in these lean years. „ Was that all?
, .' But there are barmains and bar- Not at all. En•grne,ers. their ser
" gain.. There 1r2 the legitimate ones. vices and their work cost $496 9.31.0
,i, where the merchant sells at cost or The general stores cost 5669 223.58
;Gnntractors got $549.986. •
11 takes a ]o� and there have beer And of all the millions there wa
,[�Ig erwugh of these, in recent months, but 51,060,000 spent for training am
1, to have satisfied the meager purse or drill.
h the most exacting buyer. Rah, rah! There was $8,1 � 1 con
`.I And there are bargains of an•o:her 'erved from a sale of scrap metal.
"� kind. When one secs a made-up
. dress, article of clothing or anything EGMONDVILLE .,
it. , • else at a price one knows is far be-
love the cost of ordinary- manufacture W M S. of Egmondville �ipets.—
or be}ow the cost of the o-dinary The W.M.S. of Figtr'ondville Unite,
ay material -which , 11goes into the gar- church Hirst in the church on Friday
Iiic meet, and sees ,such bargains in June 9th. The president, Mrs. Mai
quratrtities wherever one goers, there -olm, was, in the chair. Mr,. Isaac
' Moore read the Scripture lesson and
is more than a suspicion of slave ]a" Mrs. John Forrest, the devotional
bor and sv,•eat shop about those bar- leaflet, "Th,e , ciety Woman,,. Dot's
al gaits Wife-" A few niomentts'-siie'nt prayer
^ IYou don't get something for not.h- for Japan wai§ followed 'by prayer by
�l the president. Miss Caanet•on read
Nil ing'•evetry day.. Somte one has to pay the inutes of ,the last meet'
.,,, ��TTtt ing; Mrs.
i",L R. 1'IcKenzie gave a delightful report
. of the Conference Branch and left
,R0, with the ladies some facts which are
� , The Departmental Exams
-� well worthy of mention. The fasts
-at Are, Late ginozrt were ,pari of Rev. S. W. Mc -
+I LacMan's address at the convention.
`, The Departmental examinations are Britain spends as rnuch in one year
1' late this year, vetry late in fact. Th on liquors as she does in oris hundred
t ° do not start until June 26th and dro years o'A rrnissions. 'Phe greatest
trot finds,h vrrtil July 12th. thing Christianity has to offer the
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would is the ideal of the spirit of
a; That is a fact that has been wide- Jesus Christ. The demand of today
n, ly comm=rated upon by the Ontario is leaders, This was also stressed at
d newspapers themselves• and by writ- the Presbyterial, where it was men-
-; ers of letters to these papers. tioned that in sorm+e chtr.rches there
,i .it4, ware no C.G,I.T. Groups or Circles for
-: „t UAnd the comment, to date, as far
I Iu; the lack of leaders. It takes time to
' q6L Els we have seen, can not by any make great lives.' They do not jest
. - of re'beh of the imagination, 'ire called happen. ,It took 30 years to prepare
''` "farootable either. the "perfect life" to live three years
•, `,:l';, t'Im fact. ,how could it be favorable? of the perfect life which is Christ's
a,; life. There fJs a very great work for
!, . Wiry should ,pipits be forced to the merrlibers of the ' W.M,S, and all
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' write their examinations, a testing women of the church who are will-
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utthnle in any seas,omr in the hottest ing to give of their time, of them -
7' pmiod of a Canadian carnes,? xelvei, and of their hospitality. Wo -
1 ` mien were last at the cross and first
IatI .Tjnge'r ,thee weather conditions .at the torrdb. Mrs. Malcolm gave a
�tf, „.: •which usually prevail between June review of .fifty years of . the W.M.S.
'26th and July 1•'2th, no pupil can do work in Japan, one schooi began with
l� i!Y1 ' jtis+ti,,* to himf or 'herself, or to their trt�o Pupils, now it has 700. 'Mrs. W.
I„, , F. Md Millan closed the meeting with
, fthoolla or t#aelw "s.
„a t ,I - prayer. 'Mus•. Imae Moore invited
rr� , averaP, •paw t6o; finds the the ladies to her home for the Jidly
Lik� �"„ cost of eduki orr'tburd'ensorde enough meeting.
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'Miss IMary King, daughter of Mr_
bed for teen -days preceding' her death.
„Telephone
dro services were restored soon' after
and (Mrs. T, 'C. King, has started her
Born a'bWest Thorn 'Farm, near Gtu-
the storm and farmtem are !busy re -
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g'O• 'Scotltand, 83 years ago, shie . re-
pairing ;the; damage 'i; o barW and
as she won the Board of 'Governor's
cealveed her educattiou in the Glasgow
sheds.
Scholarship for first year honor clas-
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DISTs �CT-'N1F%;
A.nnivers'ary services will be held
ander, the ceremony (being ,performed
—°gIppEN -
in the United Church here on Sun-
by Rev. -Dr. Marshal Lang, of the
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day, June 18th.I
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G. A1e=M4$,qr, Lot 11, Conoession 8. Crediton. (Many ordhardA wiere ruin -
Hunter, Executor; Lot 8, Con.. a10,
WINCrHAM
Mrs. ,AlexAv4er had been a sufferer
ed and 'broken trees and 11u11is. fall-
instead of Whn. Stephens with An-
frontheart trouble for some time,
ing on 'telephone lines caused -broken
tSbrarwlberryt' festdvals, decorationof
but had only been confined to her
poles and wires. and by -
'Miss IMary King, daughter of Mr_
bed for teen -days preceding' her death.
„Telephone
dro services were restored soon' after
and (Mrs. T, 'C. King, has started her
Born a'bWest Thorn 'Farm, near Gtu-
the storm and farmtem are !busy re -
university career with great honors
g'O• 'Scotltand, 83 years ago, shie . re-
pairing ;the; damage 'i; o barW and
as she won the Board of 'Governor's
cealveed her educattiou in the Glasgow
sheds.
Scholarship for first year honor clas-
'school% and on June 27, 1878, was
Con. 1, assessed to !Harvey 'Godbolt
,sics.
united in marr•iage,to ,Mir. John Alex-
its masa thankful to have it over with
A.nnivers'ary services will be held
ander, the ceremony (being ,performed
—°gIppEN -
in the United Church here on Sun-
by Rev. -Dr. Marshal Lang, of the
which she Inas suffered 'for 0_conn
day, June 18th.I
Barony Parldi Church, Glasgow. In
Miss Emma Butbry, of M,onkton,
Quite a lot of damage was done
1896 Mr. and 'Mrs, Alexander and
IDr. •.Charles Alexander, of Brant -
by the recent -storm on Sunday even-
their fanAly came to Canada, going
ford, and Mr. John Alexander, of
ing. Trees were blown across the
'direct :to .Tuckerrsmrith, where she re-
Georgetown, attended the funeral of
road in some p'1•aoes, making traffic,
sicced until her death. Mr. Alexan-
their mother, the .late Mr `A
I$.. J.lex-
impassabale. '
der tpr deceased her 'ten years ago,
ander, Sir., which took place from
Mrs. Thomas Inglis spent the past
but she is survived iby a faintly of
the home of her son, Albert, Qn Sat -
week in a London hospital, where she
four sons, Mr. John Alexander,
urday afternoon last.
underwent an operation on her eye.
Georgetown; ,Mr, Wnllialmi Alexander,
'Mr. and WTs. W. D. Thomson and
She has been suffering from ulcers on
of near Hensall; Dr. C. C. Alexander,
Mr, and ,Mrs. S. Thomson, of ,Stan -
the eyes for some time.
Brantford, and IMr. Albert G. Alex-
ley-;-' visited with the lather's dau.gh-
sessed for bitch. The dogs of the
ander, Tuekehsinith. 'She is also sur-
ter, Mrs. Lorne Manson, of Thorn-
the Gemteral Hospital, and also visit -
vived by !two sisters, Mrs. Male(Ani
dkle, recently.
HILLSGR'EEN
Mc1P(he+ , Kdrn, Scotland, and Mrs.
(Miss. Isabel Alexander, who is in
'Met, and Mrs. D. A. Cantelon left
Rolbert Young, also of Scotland. The
attendance at- the Normal •School in
er's report- ---Taxes transferred to Tp.
funeral Was held from herr late
London, spent the week end with her
iRev. Farrell, of Clinton, spoke very
home on • Saturday afternoon, when
parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. W. F. Alex -
well here on Sunday evening at the
the services were conducted by Rev:
ander and family.
Young P'eople's anniversary, of Hills-
R. R. Codnor, of St. Andrew's .Church,
Mr. W. Hiarvey, of the village, had
green Church. The choir of Kippen
Kippen; of which church Mrs. Alex-
the m6sfortune- to:, lose a fine driver
chturch gave an anthem, "I was Glad,”
ander was a miember. Inber?menrtwas
which was struck by lightning dur-
'the
which was much appreciated. Miss
matte in ,M}aitlialndbank cemetery, Sea-
ing 'very severe electrical and
Edna Cochrane gave a fine solo,
forth, the pallbearers being . Messrs.
wind storm on Wednesday of last
"Some` Day."
George Strong, W. R. Archibald,
week: .
Mr. a,nd,.l1'Mps.' W. Reichert were vis-
Thomas Elder, James and Robert
,Rev. tR, R. Conner had charge of
iced reoeudy ) with friends from Au-
Cleland aW 'David Park, Among
the ,Sunday school anniversary ser-
burn- • •I•
those from `a distance who attendled
vices at Turner's Church on Sunday
'The heavy windstorm on Wednes-
the funeral were NIT. John Alexan-
evening last.
day last did a lot of damage in this
der, Georgetown; Dr. Charles C.
(Mr. and (Mrs. John C. Bell spent a
vicinity, but one can be very grate-
Alexander, Brantford; Mrs. William
few days in Forest recently 'being
fur that things were rat. any vvarse
Gardner and son, Gilbert, of Toronto;
called there owing to the sudden
Mr. F. Hagan had a, barn roof lifted
Mr' and '�• James Cleland, ..Mr.
death of Ars. Bell's mlother, Mrs. R.
off; Lorne .Coleman lost several hun-
and Mrs Rdbeat Cleland and son,
ItTilliatml, and daughter, Jessie; Mr.
Taylor. The many friends extend
symipathy to the bereaved family.
deed chicks, the wind 'blousing his
brooder house down; W. R, Ste -ph-
and'Mrs. David Park, Mr, and Mrs.
The late 'Mrs. Taylor was 'well
croon had his house roof destroyed,
Bert Cleland, ,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cleland, Mus George Cleland, Sr.
known in and around this locality,
having often spent lengthy visits with
and other fainters had shingles and
Miss
.'(Miss Agnes Park, all of Listtowel';
-her daughter hese. The funeral was
says troughs damaged.
air, and Mrs. W. Weido visited at
and Mrs. Thomas Bruce, Science•
:held from hem late home in Forest
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B, Elder,
Hill; 'Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Peacock,
Granto'rt,, and Mrs, William''Ferguson,
on Monday afternoorl last.
IMr. and Mrs. A. Bell visited in
near Hensall, recently.
J'lr. and ''_4lrs. Roliert Parsons, of
Woodham. •
London recent!
Hensel}, visited their son, Mr. and
ta'ti'on and ' the crops and gardens are,
(Mrs. B. Keys, of Marlette, 14I•ich.;
firs... A. Parsons, on, ,Sunday.
BRUCEFIELD.
caller! on her cousins, Mr. and Mrs,
G. E. Thomson and family one day
;Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephenson return-
'
turned from a, pleasant ,visit with re-
latives and friends --in Toronto, mak-
last week.
ed to their home after visiting their
son, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stephenson, in
Rev. T. C. 'Wilkinson, of St. Helens,
A severe electrical storm, accom-
. Walkerton.
will •preach next Sunday, Rev.' W. A.
panied by a very high wind, which
'Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Heart visited Mr,
•B•remner taking anniversary services
amounted almost to cy-'clonic propor-
W. Jarrott and daughter on Sunday.
at Whitechurch.
tions in some :parts,rdsited our local.
1 1 -Mrs. R. Love is spending a few
Nurse Hubner returned to her
sty on Wednesday (morning of last
, t'ays v6ith her son, Ross 'ani Mrs.
home in the village last week.
week, leaving destruction and. wreck.
- Love. -
Miss Jessie .Tough, of Stanley, is
age in its wake. No serious unre-
al. M.'S. will be held on Thursday
visiting friends in the village this
pa.ira,ble, damage is reported in thio
.' afternoon, June 15th, at, th'e home of
week,
imniteddate vicinity, but south, and
I firs. Harvey Turner.
!Misses Laura and, Dorothy Swan
west report serious losses. Same
Mrs. K. Kenny, of Seattle, Wash.;
are ,visiting friends in Toronto this
very fine trees, were twisted off and
'is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
wEek•
others uprooted and shingles are very
- . i. Cochrane:' .--. - I
Mrs, Rathwell, of Toronto, is the
much sought-after, but scarce article
r 'Mrs. D. B. Saunders and son, Nor-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ross ,Scott and
However other parts of .the county
man, of London, visited on Sunday
Mrs. William Rattenbury this .week..
were left in a much more devastated
condition by all reports, so we, have
with relatives in this vicinity.
Dr: W. D; Swan, wife and family,
the illness of her daughter (Helen),
Mrs. Lorne Thompson.
I ?Miss O. Walker, R.N., of Hensall,
visited at the home of his father on
much. to be tharvkfu•1 for.
has been attending Mrs. G. Love, who
'Sunday .last,
'lbirs. J, McGregor visited with Lon•
a has been on' the sick list for several
On Wednesday eAvrting, June 7th,
don friends recently.
I weeks. We, wish her a speedy re-
a happy family reunion was held at.
'The trustees of S. IS. No. 3, Tuck.
' covery soon.
the hohrne of ;Mr, and '_Mrs. T. B. Baird
ersniith, have hired !i2iss Lillian Tay
t . yr. and Mrs. C. Seinion and son,
when Mrs. Baird's 'seven 'brothers and
]or, of Belgrave, . for the coming
- Leaton, ,vished their daughter on the
one sister met as a family who had
school term. ':Miss Taylor comes high.
- Goshen. Lina, near Zurich, recently.
not been together for the past 21
ly recomlm,ended.
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years. They fire an unbroken family
Mrs. T. Kyle and niece visited witt
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of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jarn'es Aik-
'.Mr. and 'Mrs. Emmerson Kyle one
• STANLEY
en'head, -of Stanley: Messrs. Hugh,
Frank and Duncan, of Stanley; John
day last week. • .
Mr, and Mrs. R. Parsons, of Hen.
in Toronto lash week attetrding the
and (Arad, of London; Dr. William, of
sall, spent Sunday last With 37u. enc
Announceinint,—lir. and _Mrs. John
Toronto; Dr, Albert, of Calgary, and Mrs, Archie Parsons, of the Tawr
F. Pepper announce the engagement
sirs. Caskey, of Manitoba, who has
Lt�ir
of their daughter. Cleta Rheabel, to
not met her friends for the ,past 14
and Airs. J. Cleland of Lis•
I. Mr. John Alexander lI'ccGregor, sun
years. I
towel. attended the funeral of the
If Mrs. McGre,^ror and .he }ate ,Neii
Death of a Former MiriNter, — A
late Airs. J: 'Alexander, Sr., on Sat
McGregor, of Stanl^y, the marriage
despatch to the. Toronto Daily Star
urday afternoon. last.
.0 take place_:in June.
from Aurora, under date of June 13,.
Quifte a nurruber from here at -
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. . togdill, 'Of
says; "A memorial, funeral service
to ed anniversary services 'of, thf
il Sutton; spent a, day or two this week
vnll take place this evening for Rev.
}Dung people of Hillsgrf en United
; ;"sitir,z• fhe latter's mother, Mrs.
C. Gordon Armour in the United
Ghurch on Sunday evEning last. Rev
Geo. Dowson.
Church, where he has preached for
Farrel}, of Ontario Street United
Mr. and ibis. SV. J. Dovv cn left
the last. two years. 'R,ev. George C.
Church, Clinton, was the guess
, 4 Reek fpr Park • River. N.D., to
Pidgeon, Toronto, will conduct the
]'{aker, The Kippen choir assisted
v! ., Aft,. Dowson's brother, Mr.
service for the former mdr)ister, who
v h _penial music.
G-nrge Peck and family.
died Sunday following a two weeks'
'St. 'Andrew's United. Church wilt
The Stephenson famili:s held their
illness, ani} only hvto months aftr:r
hold their Communion service ' on
annual reunion nicn^:c at Bayfield last
thR sudden death of his wife. Mr.
Sunday, June 25th, at 11 a.m. Pre-
cat`urdav when aibout 100 of the con-
Armour was 44 years old. One child,
paratory service will be held or
nec fon were present and spent a
Eleanor, 14 years old, survives. Twe
Thursday, June 22nd-, at 8 o'clock
ver. pleasant afternoon. Among
broth4rs and three sisters of Mr.
p.m, "
. "hns,e who attended from Marlette,
Armour live in New Zealand. Burial
•
Mich., were Mr. an,l Mrs. W. ,H.
takes place to -marrow at Colling-
Stc,phenson, Afr. and Mrs. George 'H.
wood. Born. in New. Zealand, .lir.
USBORNE,.,
Stephenson, ,'Mr. and Mg$. Orval
Armour came to Canada almost' -30
`;tephem=•on and Mr. Herb. Graham
years ago and served overseas as a
Council Minutes.—A special meet -
and daughter.
Y. v1:C.A. secretary. Subsequently
ing of the municipal council of the
Miss Hazel Smillie has ,been engag-
he entered the mi$is'try anal -was eta-
Township of Usborne was held at
Pd as teacher of S. S. No. 5, Stanley,
tioned at Brucefield and Orangeville,
Elim,ville on May 23rd to consider
for another year. . - '
before conning to Aurora."
gra,viel tenders. All the members of
Wrs. Jack Bryan and Mrs. J. Col-
"
council were present. The following
line, of London, v-is,ited their mother,
tenders for crushing and tracking
Mrs. Wilson Armstrong, over thegravel
were received and considered:
week end.
ZURICH,
J. M. Young, R. R. 1, Science Hill;
The Blake -Goshen Y. P. S. are
crushing, 19c per cubic yard; truck -
holding a picnic at Jowett's Grove,
'The annual Sunday school 'rally of
ing, 8c per yard per'mile; M'cEwin &
P,avfiteld, on SatnFday afternoon, June
the Evangelical Church for the Strat-
Babb, R. R. 2, Stratford; crushing, 20
17th.ford
district ,is 'being held in the lo-
g
cents r cubic
per yard; trucking, 9c per
cal Evangelical Church on Wednes-
Yard per ,mile; 'Samuel Gascho, Well-
and Thursday of this -week.
esley, Ont., crushirrg, 24c per cubic
.
TUCKERSMITH
The memfbers of the local branch
yard; trucking•, 1st 'mile 10c, each ad -
of the Women's Institute entertained
ditional mile, 7c per yard mile; W.
June meeting of .the Tucker-
the meembem of the Crediton branch
J. Holman—Crushing, 24c, per cubic
smith Agtessive, Club, will be held
on Tuesday afternoon. An interest-
yard; trucking, Sc per yard for 4
at the hoTae of 'Mr. Willialm Charters,
ing program was givenand lunch
miles, 7c over 4 mfiles; Wilbur Ma -
Mill Road, on Tuesday evening, June
served.
taffy--,.Crush'ing, 30c pier ,cubic yard,
20th, at eight o'clock. Roll call is to
Rev. E. Tuerkheim, -pastor of the
Stamford 'Wlatson—iTrucking, 1st mile
be an6wer•ed by an Irish joke. Two
local Lutheran Church, is attending
10c, 8c for leach additional mile per
topics, "'How to Plan a Farm Horne"
the annual conference being held in
yard mile; 'Percy 'Parson's -1st mile
by Edwin Johns and "The Ideal Farm
Noriirlanby townshi15 'this week. MT.
12c, 2nd, QIc; 3rd, 30c; 4th, 39c; 5th,
Home" ,by Sara Whitmore, will be es-
F. C. Kalbfleisch is also attending
48c; 6th, 57c per yard mile. .Shier-
pecially interesting.
the sessions as a delegate. No stem-
Passmore—' -1. That the bender of J.
The regular monthly meeting of
vices will be 'held here neat Sunday.
M. Young be accepted. 2. That he
the Tuckersmith Ladies' Club was
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ruby and ebiI-
furnish the necessary security. 3.
held at the home of 'Mrs. N. Garnett
dren and 'Miss {Donel1a Rudby, of Kit-
That he begin'the contract not later!
with a goodly attendance of members
chener•, visited their parents here for
than June 10th. 4. That the work
and visitors present. The president,
a few dhayg'this paeek.
continue without unnecessary delay
'.Mrs. R. Fear, presided. Roll call was
A number fr•,om 'town and vicinity
until completed.—Carried. The coun-
answered by your favorite: bomle-
attended the Chautauqua con
cil adjourned to meet in regular inset_
grown vegetable and how to prepare
held at Hensall ori Saturday, Monday, ' on 'Saturday, June 3, at 1 o'clock,
it. The topic for the tnonth was,
Tuesday and Wednesday. -
`' ,municipal council of the Town.
"What is the 'Modern Mother's Most
The new telephone cable from
ship of ' Usborne ,idea at Elimville on
Difficult Financjal Problem?" Read-
Dathtwood westt to the 14th donees-
June 3rd in its regular monthly meet-
ings were, given by 'Mrs, iii'. .Johns;
-scion ,was put into operation a flew
ing with ald the members of council
Mrs. N. Garrett, Mrs. 'R, Peas, Mrs.
drays ago and is giving excellent ser-
prevent. The minutes of the last
J. Crich and Mi%q Sarah Whitmore.
voce. The installarmn of this cable
regular meeting together with those
Mrs. Howard Crich favored with a
will give bettrem service to svbscrdberrs
of the stpecial meeting of ,May 23rd,
solo. It was decided to have a picnic
west of D•ashvvood, including Grand
were read and approved on motion
in July instead of the regular meet-
Bend and -Beach O' Pines,
of Moir-tWestcott. The Court of Re-
ing, ,the social committee to arrange
Mr. and Sirs, M. Sehilbe and chil-
vision on the - 1933 assessment ,roll
details. The August meeting will be
dren spent a few days last wesk
a as held at the appointed hour, each
held at the home of Mrs. E. Ball.
with relatives in Dresbotto.
member taking the necessary declar-
The roll call is tb be answered by a
(Miss Ruith Tuewlthe m, iw'ho has
ation. The following appeals were
Scotch eto'ry. Each m'e'mber is re-
been atbending Waterloo College, is
dealt with: George Godbolt, S% Lot
quested to bring their earliest photo.
spending her holidays at her home
4 Con. 1. as being too high — no
Death of u''S(Ir's. John Alexander.—
here,Phangle;
Canadian Canners, ,Lot 7, S.
,Death removed an old, well known
The. violent windstorm, of last
E. B., buiiness tax, inoperative-
3rnd deseerverlly esteemed resident of
Wednesday and Sunday did consider-
granted; Warren Brock, Lot 10, Con.
this towarship on Wed-nesday, .June
orbic damage to buildings, orchards
10, as 'being 'too high—no change;
9th, when Mary Fleming, widow of
rand telophone lines; The heaviest
Thaimles Roar! Telephone System• as
the late Jobn Alexander passed array
damage was suffered by farmers liv-
being -non-assidgsgble. 4grani&. S%
at the 'hors ne of heefr,son, Mr. Albert
irV north of Dashwood and north of
Lot 8, Con. 6, assessed to Wilson
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Hawkins, owner instead of Oliver
enter'taimiiiiWA bedog held tfiAc oven -
Hunter, Executor; Lot 8, Con.. a10,
dng,, added tb the chilliness of the
assessed to Joe and FAiza Stephens
ovlenin'k, but will be held on the fol -
instead of Whn. Stephens with An-
lowing Tuesday evening. •
drew and Pearl-' Stephens as joint
tSbrarwlberryt' festdvals, decorationof
owners; Lot 7, 'Con. 11, assessed to
giraves by the fraternal ''societies and ,
Wellington ;Batten instead of Henry
entertainmleUts will soon tone tlhb order
Pfaff; Pt. Lot 11, Can. 8, assessed to
of the day or evevldngs.
Freeeman.
'Horne instead of Welling-
'Mies Alice Kylie 'haws returned from
tor- Batten; ,Pt. Lot 8, SX.B., assess-
Toronto General Hospital where she
ed to Revil and Gladys Pearson in-
had been for a week apd while there
stead of Archie McCurdy with Annie
undergoing a most critical operation
Fearson added On same list; Lot 3,
which hook hours, for Twat acute
Con. 1, assessed to !Harvey 'Godbolt
nerve trouble in the head. Miss Kyle
Instead of IM9chael Fletcher; SY2 Lot
its masa thankful to have it over with
15 and NYz 14, Con. 9, assessed to
good hopgs of a complete riecovery
Stanley Coward' instead of Edward
from distressing nerve trouble from!
Coward; Lot 36, Con. 2, assessed' to
which she Inas suffered 'for 0_conn
Walter Madge, owner, instead of tsiti'emaible time.
John and Jean (Madge, tenants; Lot
Miss Emma Butbry, of M,onkton,
115, Con',. 7, 'asses'sed to Chas. Johns
is visdting relattalves and friends in
instead- of 'Clarice 'Snell; Pt. Lot 19,
the village and vieimd(by.
N.T fR„ assessed to Edward Coward
,Messrs. Spencer & Son of the 'Hen -
with dig added; Pt. , Lot 10, Con. 7,
sall .Plani'n'g (Mill, ame receiving many
assessed to Wilbur Batten instead of
orders for material for repairs made
Sam Brock; iWY Lot 6, N.T.R., as-
necessary by the disastrous wind and
sessed to A. Dayman instead of Joe
lightning storms of the past week,
Kernick; Lot 13, Con. 1, assessed to
[Mrs, K. MacArthur, of Ailsa. Craig
John Spachek instead of Peter Stro-
has been visitdng her relatives, Mr,
bie with dog added; the namle of Ed-
and- IMtrs. IHiar'my Arnold. 11
na Anderson added on Lot 24, Con.
Mrs- A. MCMurtrie spent the pasts
7; the name of Thos, and, Bella Kyle
week with ,her sons in the neighbor -
added on Lot 36, Con. 2: , Names re-
hood of Kippen.
mavied—John and Jean 'Madge, John
-Mrs, 'Robert 'Paterson, Sr., spent ii
Routley. Clyde Heywood to be as-
week recently in Toronto,, aecom-
sessed for bitch. The dogs of the
panying 'Miss, Kyle when she went to
following were removed—jWim. Mor-
the Gemteral Hospital, and also visit -
ley, ,Sam Brock, Ben Williams, John
ing relatives and friends in the Queen
Kellett, John :Madge, Geo. Coward.
City.
This was passed on motion of Shier-
'Met, and Mrs. D. A. Cantelon left
Passmore. Court closed. Treasur-
here on' Mondajr last to visit at Pike
er's report- ---Taxes transferred to Tp.
Bay, where they always enjoy 'being
account, $1,0450.00;• penalties, $29.23;
and have spent many pleasant times
highway grant on township expendi-
in that beautiful and romantic. su'ri-
ture, $2,37543, The following bills
mer resort, and one of those (places
were paid on, ,motion of Shier -West-
that Robbie Burros could hame done
cott: Fred Ellerington, 15 sheep and
justice to in description and a'ppreci-
'' 7 ,la'mbs killed by dogs and a number
ation, butt all the same Mr. Cantelon
of othett"'i'njured, $164.00; Howard
is fully alive to its charms amd•:near-,
Hunter, 1 registered ewe killed by
est to .that which is lovidy in nature
dogs, $1-5;. Geo. Godbol't, 1 farm
and makes life worth living, both as
'bridge, Fletcher Drain, $20, accrued.
'to water aavd lam,d environmvants.
interest thereon, $1.21; Dr. Dunlop,
,Our local bowlers, have been,.doing
M.O.iH'., expenses Board of Health for
considerable practising of late, look-
1932, $.132.00; M. 0. H., retaining fee,
,
ing forward to 'coming tournaments.
$10; 'Board of Health meeting, $3.00;
SeVeira'l 0f our fair sex in recent
James Ballantyne, B.O.H. meeting,
mds,stcps resulting in falls, narrow -
$3; Joshua Johns, B.O.H. meeting,
]v escaped broken -bones, 'brut as the
$3; John Kellett, B.O.H. meeting, $3;
old saying has it, "A m1iiss is as' good
Henry Strang, secretary, $3; ,Milton
as a mile."
Brock, treasurer Zion Cemetery,
Mrs. Walter Habkimk and, ... daughter,
grant, $50; tH. H. Brown, salary as
Milss 'Margaret, left 'here a few days
-assessor, $75•; postage, 34c; H. H.
ago on a trip to the Wiest, where
Brown, equalization of S. S. 12, Un-
they have a number of relatives and
ion Whalen, $5; °Luther Roweliffe,
friends in different (parts and will,
'ditching, $1.50; Freeman Horne,
no doubt, have a very enjoyable Nisit
trucking tile, $1.50; Henry Ford, sup-
at this nice time, of the year.
erintendence, $10.40. Council adjourn-
'Mr. James Sangtster and famaly
ed to meet on Friday, June 30, at 1'
'have moved ,into the dwelling fast
p.m.—Henry Strang,"Clerk.
occupiled by the late John ,MeD. Will-
son, and his wife,'Mus. Wilson still
living, anfd have quite a comfortable
HENSALL t
dwelling -place on Oxford Street..
'
IMrs. T. C. Joynt has ' returned
For ' Sale.—Chesterfield suite, floor Ramp,
kstchen cabinet and kitchen chairs, Quebec
from Toronto, where she spent a
couple of weeks with relatdves and
hearber•, dont oil cook shov'Q, "c igoleum rug
in vwd condition. -Cheap for quick sale. Ap-
friends. • ' •
The recent rains have brought on
ply to':Yl:rs. Maude Hedden, Hewau. I
wonderfully the growth of all vege-
atils-i
Mrs. A. R. Campbell is being visit-
ta'ti'on and ' the crops and gardens are,
ed at present,by a sister from Sas-
looking most promising.
rLessrs. John and Wm Craig ac-
katoon, .ailsto by another sister, Mus.
McDonald and family„ of Toronto.
companied by their sister, have re=
IMiiss Thelma Hudson, of London,
turned from a, pleasant ,visit with re-
latives and friends --in Toronto, mak-
spent the week enol with hex parents,
Mr, and Mr's, Colin S. Hudson,
ing the brip by auto. They just
(Miss 'Marie Bell, of Landon, visited'
reached .Kitchener when the great `
her parents, and Mrs. W. E. Bell
stone, broke out and on some""of the
over the week end.
,streets there on the lowest parts the
Mrs..Woods, of Santa Barbara,
water stood between two and three
feet deep in what might ,be termed
California, is visiting relatives here.
cloud 'bursts.
'Mr. George. Todd and son, Anm,Our
Tadd and Fred Cornett were in Mich-
The re -roofing or 's'hin'gling of St.
igan arttcndimg the funeral of Mr.
Paul's A1Nican Church is completed
Todd's 'brother.
.ard is latest improvement to that
the lateat
A strawberry festival will be held
neat and attractive chwrc'h ed'i,fice,
the first church in'the village erected
on the grounds of the,kfnited Church
crt Wednesday next :and will be fol-
at Rs' very early start, and which has
lowed by an open air program..
ben kept so well improved and up -
to -crate.
On Sunday mornin'g next the Rev.
F. W. Craik, or Goderich, will preach
Mr, ,Joserrh Hagan left here on '
in H.nsa7, and Chiselhurst.
Monday last for a trip to Vancouver,
The Inter County League baseball
B.C., and expects to be, away about
match ,played on Friday evening last
a month and will, no doubt, have a
Ibeitwleen Stratford and o.ur home
very enjoyable trip with the country
looking so lovely at this
players, resulted in a - victory for
Stratford 'by a score of 5-1. There
season of
the y,tar. We might 'be privileged,
was a large attendance and much in-
to remark th'at Joseph is, ane of the
many and fine bachelors
tettest manifested in the game, but
the Stratford, team, largely through
for which
Honsall is no,ted and will be,missed
their pitcher, made gains from the
bv. many friends wailer away.
,Both in the country and village a
start of the ,game, although our 'boys
held the score pretty well down.
good deal of work has had to be
Mrs. John F4,sher is in Toronto
(1,0110 in the clearing away of trees
and branches strewn after the heavy
this week ibeing, called' thele through
storm of last week.
the illness of her daughter (Helen),
Mrs. Lorne Thompson.
On Sunday afternoon between the
Our garage men with the warmler
fhburs of 4 ,and 5 o'clock, quote a
weatbem, report more traffic a.nd calls'
heavy storm again visited this dis-
trict, 'but ,,nothing' like or as disas-
for gas, oil, etc., and with the real
trous as the one of a few days
Opening
of the petro g sunnier resorts willr
have re and more patronage.
prev-
i'ous, and very little damage has
,Our H a
yaro xlperts gave us good
bq,en reported as •' yet in this vicinity,
although
services in the way of getting the cur-
a, great -many trees, ,both
orpbard and shade, were blown down
rena
t on, gain after the disastrous
windstoa,m of lash Week.•
m
and soye damage to parts on barns
Mr. and Ma•s, John Dick, o£ Orillia,
in the way of blowing off shingles,
There was not much main acconrparry-
amd Mr. Salrn(tiel Tate, of Toronto,
were in the village this week visit-
ing the storm, dirt yet enough to do
in,g mlatdves and friends.
considerable good to' all vegetation.
The 'Canadian, Chautauqua is, now
IMT. George Todd was in 'Michigan
last week attending the funemal of
in full swing in the rvillage, the first
a
brothea.
entertainment ,being that, of Sattur-
-Mrs, Robert Paterson, of Calgary,
day night last, given by the beep'
River Pl'an'tation 'Singer's, in, which
nee Miss Ada Wlebbem, of Hensall,
and little daughter, are here visiting
they delighted quite a large audi- •
relatives and friends, arriving the
enc,e with their fine negro m'elodi'es
and poipular songs. 'On Sunday af-
first of this week.
Cook and 'Mrs. Cornr,lius Cook were
terrnoon at 2.30 ,these fine Profession -
al sdnlg;ers rendered 'Cine,
in Toronto lash week attetrding the
a sat red ton-
cert in the United Chuxch' to
graduation of their son, Hsrry, held'
Hall, and which was
vi
an ap_
preciative audience that well filled
(the
Y largely
very largely attendied.
a
spaciouls, • church. The reg,ftr
advertised concerts and) entertain
The Chautauqua was quite largely
-
meets, continued in the town) hall ou
attended and while it meant the tak-
in'g
'1Mbnd'ay, Tuesday and 'Wiednesd-ay of
of quite a large sum, of money
this, week and, were very lar 1
from the village and district, it at
rondzed, - Y' i?at
the same, timve; 'brings splendid talent
to the place' which could not be ob-
The services in our three local
churc'hes
bainescl without coxGsidema'b1e expense
in
were pretty wail attended
on -Sunday latch. Rev. Mr. Young,, of
the way of t-ralvLOhn'g to large at-
i,es
Carmel Pres(byt Ar Rm' ,Church, cori-
or `ntre-- and seeing sone .of the
dubbed services, morningand evening
wonderful exhibits, such, fm inSuklipe
and, Rev. ,M. B. Parkes,, of 'Pearl's
is shown in connection with 'deep sea
.5t,
An'glic'an 'Church, Occupying ,his own
diving and the mast wortrlerltrl fish
and reptiles .that the divers thee-
pulpit, while at the United Church
at the mrormdng serivtice Rev.
come in eonta'ct with and many of
which have been photographed
A. Sin -
Blair and Rev. IMr,• ,Peberrs, of. Elim -
away
down in the deep, whilemtany speci-
vibe, exchanged duties ate the ,,,
ing -v'i'ce. n -
miens have been seewed 'in actual
form.
Sol
'Me gi`eg'aebioll sof the United
Then in -the acts, mus c, voc-
Ch'urc'h are planning for thetir annual
a4 and in'strurtn'emtttal, treadj'rngs, ad-
strambeorry f&tti'val to be 'served by
dtrm",es, etc,, .the very 'best talent is
the men int the near future.
in evidempe.,•
Icontce'rt 'by
Th'e fraternal orders are also -
Thee, Tueed'ay evening
the Clinton Barred was not given' on
plan
ning for annual devxr'ratiOn seiwicas
in this district on near 'conning Sun=
the 13th owing to the Chautauqua td'ay
afternoons.
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