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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1933-07-14, Page 4,�.,?;.,,.. p. .., q , �,...., ,T.•,tl� 5;.� ,-,,.1 -...v nr.s,: -,w .;,.,..•. K,: :l:s. J .: y ;q, .. R .,.. r lc'i0: �k: .'N. u i ;, ... :. ', 'rT4r !. .4 •sal -trt r „i.. I.. }?:1, .f 1 i_G.' '.;y ,1,'V t.,rF I � . .r i ,e , . � , I. . , p• .. �'�Y`IM �" ,lock c 4 ON \ Ss �µ �It�i L �i i �i 87kdx P6�11a�►�, 31Nt1fi41 t li�llf# will not. t a i ,' To zany hie success of a church is r�/ , , s.l .. tf l.eadx., Weekly" NP W" K I "L Ir V P111, 'Offift ovt Gi, l Y rG �t'8 ° ag measucl 'b�y the •elle of blues church,L00 I I 0 9 0 .0 • 0 0 �f rp. 'i , „ f, �' Ib11sk►ed 1560 the size of ti►e confgrergatiort, #tie ex- 1 -- ,�..,, +�..,.�..r-•� .. . I -lftohail MiaLealp, Mditor. oellence of its entertainment and the +I...�r f... . ,r� ' r �i0"tiN {' ,„- amount of miwztey i't is able to take at 'Seafoath, On!tariq, ev- ' Wins Prize Rev. E. F. Chandler, of St. An- Ni` ,�ld ztirafty, afternoon by McLear- out of a community. The msannCgr of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Miller ani Miss tog they gyp* at St. Ca1►lm�an, the i.'. '. ,tl:'I, , , taking being a very secondary con - Lavina Miller, of Brodhagg�n, were the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. last g rm of ,the schedule. So far they have wan. four games, lost one, 1110'{ `� ti' �ry . r, _ i bmaription rate, $1'G(T a year ip sideration, guests at F. H, 'Miller on -Sunday. and had two tiers. The final games ,r , , t, *irR^e; forerigny $2.90 a 'year. Single. To others, perhaps a little old- ,Mrs. James 'Coutts and daughters, will soon be arra and' it is hop- ��' :to 'harve these the day ? `.i.•''� A; . •'enders, 4 cents' each►• fashioned, the success of a church is Isaibel and Jean, are guests at the ed one of of +� Mrs. 'Syd'ney MaArt�hur and Mrs. rzneasured •by its spirituality. To them home of the former s, parents, Mr. 26tH• It has been proposed that half t tiAdvertdsitng Crates an application,a church might be of lag or frame,' and Mas, Freeman Hackwell. Mr. Ross.lByTme and daughter, Mlar, the 'proceerd� be given to the Legion fund e y(, •.. . • i�lembers of the Qantadian Weekly with a congregation of fifty or a the Lou; and mother, MTs. Byrne, of Sam Widoarnilae is visititug his sis- N ” Newspaper Assaciatbion, Class A pa hundred, azul its 'givings might be D�trolt, were week end guestL5 at the ter, Mrs. Allen Pye, at Wimidsor, i , I ..' .A' • Wleeklies of Canada,, and -the Huron small in everything 'but personal sac • h'omne of Mr. W. 'C. Bennett. We regret to report that Mr. H. ", fi�unrty Press Association. rificex (Miss Mabel Bowley, course -in -train- prehmruann, who undizrw+ent a serious y ,f�. - • convofation, and obtained his district very, soon -, Derry season in at Chatham-, is holidaying at the operation at 'Clinton Hospital a flew !A.: .. will be very short. At the present But, if out of this congregation a' home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, weeks ago, is not improving as well time •th,o berries are iplentOul • and of SFMAtFORTH, Friday, July 14, 1933. minister was 'born every year or two, Jos. Bewley. we would like. •� ° ' these people would' look upon their las Mxs, George Dickson and d'au titer � g At a meeting orf the Guild of Trim f`' , Dont Frame Your Car church as eminently successful, Cleta, ,of Seafor•th, srpetnt Tuesday at the hamo of and 'Mrs. Robert ity Church held Thursday last at the home of the president, Mrs. Edwards, }se:. past for another year. The fall wheat It all depends upon one's Dint of p :Mr, Reid. it was decided to have a tea on Mrs, '.,", License view. . Recent visitors at the 'home of Mr. Woodg' lawn on Friday, July 28th. at 'Chicago. • t I , , ' and Mrs. Joseph Love were; Mr. and Memberer of the Guild of Trinity ' The Ontario Department of High- ' Women's Institutes Mrs. J. Mustard Bruce,fi,eld; Mr. J. Church held: a 'farewell party at the ,; ways has issued a piairi warning that . Morrow, Winnipeg: Mrs. J. D: Hinch- Rectory Tuesda avenin' y g 'in honor o£ , :'.' car licenses are to be exposed in the (Continued from page 1) ley and Mrs. C McGregor, Seaforth. Mrs. N'ewiwrn-,Brady, who lealv.e's here `Saturday to make her home in Ham- - form in which they are purchased, Miss Muriel Farquharson has re- Hold Afternoon Session. turned to Goderich after spending a ilton. The following address was guest, `Mrs. Young. and not 'put in a fraime, of any nia:- The afternoon session was opened month at the home of her parents, read by Mrs. N. W. Woods; °`Deal Mrs. New,ton-IBrady: 'We ''have 'dozy school wind church services. Dur- tenial or kind. Framing a car, is a same- with with community singing. The•roll was branch Mr. and Mrs. Wn>L, Farquharson, A large crowd''witnessed a snappy. g•ath• ere'd at the Rectory this evening tc • what new innovation, but we have called with e•alch rising to Chair feet, 'Mrs. R.' I<h'stle of the r game of football at V1 m'Ehrop recces- '-Vlanday spend a social hour with p you before departure to new hoME n noticed a goad many in this district entertainment branch, heartily wel- tion grounds on evening, , when Winthrop defeated Walton by your your and to telt you how much you will be , during the past few weeks, corned fire convention to Hurondale, which Miss L. Jeckell, of Exeter, a score. of ..-1, missed in our Church Guild, but h v7� lm Of course license plates cost money v very ,'rosy replied. ,Miss Iona Johnston, of Blyth, s.pgnt that you will Still carry on the 'gVo work in the cit to which are worship a hymn was sun,g.'Mrs. Coop- and are well worth Iaokii after, taut Elect Officers, a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and :firs. Colin Fing- Y you going, not' only will the Guild nus: and August in, order to soave getting • and can 'be too careful. Mrs. Calsoton took charge of the land. your cheerful presence,, as we have ' 4' 1•... ;Putting them in frames for the election of officers, which resulted as Mrs, L. Fors'y-th, of Toronto, was spent many jolly afternoons together ti's 'dieath. Besides farming he took purpose of either safety or beauty follows; Honorary president;, firs, Johrl Hey, Jr., Zurich; president, Bliss a week e'nd guest at the home of her but the community will lose in yot used in, the roll call for next month. just costs a ten dol9ar fine plus coats. X. Keddy, Hurondale; 1st vice-presi- r 'parents, Mr. and, Mrs. -R.. R . Hoy. and Dr. Niewton�Brad two of it: y most valued enthusiastic ;'.. Why add to the psi -mit, tax, the dent, ~ices H. Hess Zurich; Lid vice- MT. Cosby Ennis, of -Granton, was a visitor at the home of his parents, and mem bars. We ask you to accept this srri!al " license tax, the gas tax and "the other president; Vhiss Jean- Webster --Sea Sea- forth; 3rd Nice -president, Geo, - _'- fir. incl 7�7frs: Fred Ennis on Wed- gift a�..s, toke.n of rernelmOarance enc g r. benefits the metar owner already en- .sirs: Jacques, Exeter- secretary -treasurer, nesday. hoe that when you use it you mai p Y think of the me'nnbers of Trinity by a. period of silent -prayer. Me jays . License frames are scarcely Mrs. Dan MacTsaac, Crediton; assist- A large: numn�zer from the village and vicinity attended the celebration Guild tvh'o all wish you .the very saes Moosimin, Sask., announce the en- worth the money they cost. ant secretary, Mrs. Emery Fahner, Crediton; federal representative, Miss at Brussels on' '- ednesda Jul 12th. y in life, both socially and smiritual'ly 3ri•evie of this town -ship, and since ben," and, the parts were taken by a \2tbie Keddie, Hurondale; alternate, The Young People's Saei Society of Duff's United. Church will hold a pie- -=-''Signed -on' -behalf of the Guild: Flor en Edhvard's, President; 'Catheriyac na,mber of the members. Miss• Bertha The Time Bup is ATOW tiIrs. M. W. Telfer, Crediton; district representative, _hiss A. Thompson, of. nic at "Bay ;;sell on Fridayafternoon. McEavan, Secretary," Broadfoot, of .Rens'all, the •Tanarriage Settforth; auditors, Mrs. C. Zuicker Th'e July meeting of the Women's to take 'place in July." i. We have 'been Iiving under a per- and Mrs, M, W. Telfer, Crediton, .Missionary ,gocdety and Women's As- * , , xho 'teaches in 'Hamilton, and Mr.: ' tad of depression for so many inenths. The conveners• [for the standing 1 n^ sociation of'Duff's United Church was . USBORNE ' Prayer in unison, • I so lrirany years, in fact, that tive were committees here also appointed:-,- E'd'ucation, Mrs. R. Rundle, Huron- held at the home of Mrs. Vi'alter Davidson on Thursday afternoon. 'The „ ` beginning to look upon hard ti!ries as dale; Health, Mrs. (Dr.) O'Dwyer, The service in Duff's United church municipal ,council of the town •. oiF appointed lot. Something to be Zurich; Historical Re- aa -ch, Mrs. B. rr; will be conducted Ib the minister, Rea. Charles Cruir.!m'n'g, on. Sunday s ship of Us�borne octet pursuant to ad Jourm-nent,.at Elin?ville, on Jure 3L .., endu•red,i not ,cured. -who W. F. Beavers, Exe Legislation, Mm H X. Fisher, Crediton Tiome inorni'n'gs. The subject for his discourse with all t'hg..naptn3ers;9.f,.c-guncil •pres eraI will 'take place from' his late To any one, however.' has been Economics, Sirs. A. Moir, Huroi?dale; •ill bq., "The Bible." ent. The m+.;nates of the meeting a ❑ame' on' "Thursday afterrioan, when paying any attention to the summed- Pual 'Miss Sea- Broities. A nr'eeting ;will be held in Duff's 'June .3rdwereread and approved o: the services will be conducted by his ity' markets 'during the past two or , ; Co forth; Community Act5vlties, Mrs. C.. y Unifed Church. on Tuesdav evening, motion of Westcott-Sbier. The agen for the Gestetner Duplicating !Ma pastor, Rev. C. A. ,Malcolm, of Eg- three •months, it is very evident that Zvvick'er, Crediton; •Relief, 2lbss L. ' 'July lith, under the auspices of rite Bible Society, Rev. 'Mr. Shalt, of p g chine gave a demonstration to caun mondville United Church. Interment the 'bottom has not only `been reached, 'Jeckell, Exeter; Agriculture, Miss IN will be, the surer sipeaker, cis,, showing the capabilities of th but that the upturn h'as commenced. Thelma Elsie; Canadian Industries, 11rs. J. Hey, Jr., Zurich. , `Ir. and :l2rs. Gerald Dresses, of machine. After consideration and dis rrr +-- .•.._ - Proof o€ this is found in the state- F.lirnor' Abbott, of Exeter, favoxed. ' J.anrestowrr, N.Y., are guests at the cussion, i$. was decided to urchas p orient of I?urin and Bradsfreet's which the meeting kith a few readings 'and , home of the latter s parents, Yr, and one, the cost being 225.0- less thre g > pear 'cent. for cash, the company t ,.. ` . reports that ,the F price index of this- hiss El ie, of Seaforth, sang a ver$' g Mrs. Fred Ennis. Mrs..John Young and son, Billie, furnish the necessary accessories fo , teen basic commodities on June 24th pleasing solo. The Zurich ladies ren- dercd a chorus to the delight of all 4 f Blyth, axe visiting at the hem's of aperatiQn and prepare the 19'33 voter was 91:87 cosntrrared With 91.25 'a liresent, - �1r. and 'Mrs. Samuel Forbes. lists for UJborne free, on motion o week previous; 89.10 a month pre- Birs, Colioton, then ad'dres'sed 'the r In the account of the late' Vlrs. W. S hier«Passnnrore. A delegation frog g the Agricultural Societies waited o' . vious and =r?A$ a year ago. meeting, telling of fthe neat work g C. Bennett's funeral, which aro eared in last week's w e omitted to the council, re•' annual grants. 'West Additional proof is shown in the the Women s Institutes of Canada and other ]ands Wale loin Dr. g' .paper, mention two sprays from;1Sr and cart -Passmore: Tllaf a grana of $1 fact that the textile mills are all _liar- gat et• Strang, of Hurrondale, who is lli s. Fred Rutledge and Humphries each be made' to the Exeter and Kirk working tA' greater capacity. In the at present visiting. at her home there & Co M?. and 1 s S Sboldice, t/�n Agricultural Societies and grant of $10 to each far 'baby 'bee , Province of Quebec the increase of production is from 10 per cent. to "45 .also gave a very brief but interest ing talk sir her work a•Trd experiences _1rs..William .of Seaforth, avert guests at the home of caia?.petition, open to Usborn'e rate a, ars Treasurer' . per cent, In the Ontario cotton•mnflls in Dixonville, where she has spy?` `ot?le tinie"as a i ` 'nis>ionary' Mrs. W. S•mifli on W'ednesday. Mrs. J. Moore. of Stevensville, has Payers pn1i�.-Carried. report: 1933 raihiay -tax, $106,50. 'Ai the average increase is over 'LJ per medical Both addresses were greatly enjoyed pendia a returned hohie, after s' g ter' a discuss�•on of the cutting o weeds on the township recto's, it vra , cent. One by all present. The Exeter Institute invited the district `a F.xete! month with Hiss Annie .Johnston and other relatives in the village. y o p resolved to reduce., expenditure an cotton mill at Copwall has resumed operation,; with prat�actian annual next year, which -as cordially ac- holidays at his former home -at Dor-• that each ratepayer shou-1d cut a' weeds on the concessions ogpobite bi at 100 .per cent. capacity and has ^pptpd. The meptir,e was closed width surging the Ktational Anthem, lELIMVILLE -own' lands, and that the townshi . raised its par roll 3:3.1-3,per cent. Th; ad(hress presented to Mrs. Hey Dr, MargaYet Strang, of Peace , bear fire expense of cutting the weed on the sideroads on motion of Sprier I ' ` 1n the woollen and vvor;ted ;nous- is as follows; "Dear Hey: Fbr Mir, and Mrs. Gordon Delbridge anti �lestcott. The following bills wer try mann mills report a sufficient p .sirs, quite a num- bei of years previous to retire- � c daughter. of St. Marys. were onlay P assed Dias mrotion of Moir-Westcott number of orders already on hand your nrent from office as District Presi- vi=;tors at the hence of _lir. and 31r=. 'i.ri Gestetner Duplicating Machine Co to ensure day arid night • optration ~lent, four years ago, and since then, Harry Murch. duplicating machine, $218.25; 1•litche' . for the next two, or three months': �"au have hr,en a �� slued tnem'•ea• of Yiss Ina H rris a r a f F°a quhar, is •;siting at the home of llrs. _� roc'it c� e, ads for gravel crushing x+1,80; txeter Lumber Co,, bridg ' :Steel production is up. General the Di=trier Executive- You havQ mreatly endeared 'ourself to us by _Mr. ani'. scar 3Jorgan., ' lumber, '83.09• Mills-& Wynn, brid • g _Motors have ir.;:cas'e<i production; •our amiable character, your earnest VI r. and •lire. Alex. Crago, of hvmbr r, 52.94; Traquair & Lindenfiel oil, rubber and raw cotton are rising• (''evmtdon to duty, and the hearty in- P,lamihard, visited at'the home of Mr: �'4nn hardware for ba•idge, 35c; Kennet Johns, work in $3.50• Isaac Cowc , tri price. and eticen it .agri�r,lture. 'heat ha?"tdimled anti park climbed tere:•t you hate manifested in our wrathy work. But we would lict con.iced Routly on Sunday. s ay, 7li,:s Fannie BLas:tt, of Exeter, vis pit, work in tit, $13.48. W.m.�Elford'•--wor' T ten cents this we. k• 9rde, our gratitude to mare' w-oi ds and at the home"of Sirs. William Bradshaw last Tuesday. in pit, $3.•i0; Howard Hunter, war o in pit, $3.50; Edward Johns, work'i Another indication is that large we deem it a great Pleasure to show our a appreciation in a somewhat more till, and Mrs. Len O''Reilly"and pit, $1.75; Wilbert Batten, work is companies. are increasing salaries and fitting manner. We are delighted to family visited relatives in' Sarnia on pit, $3,54): Wmn, Bradshaw-, work i I • wages. And large companies ':io not do that `*"taw "Peru you life mennlaer'ship this di and to Sunday. Mr, am .sirs, P Philip Murch sand pit and ditching, y6.3-; Fred For( ork in pit, $7; Wm. Moodie, gravel Dia£ of a irit of laenevolt P ices srronlyt y»u' w pint with this pin, vrhich has only been r . family a;ncl :�h. , Harokt Bell spent ling•, b1.7a; Luther .Row^cliffe, gravel Increasing demand, however, will •available within the pact six month. Sunday at Niagara Falls. ling, 50c;, Cephas Muxworthy, grav mean increasing prices, It ran not With this honor goes. our vet•„r hest 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford of Fxe- , 'ter, visited in this ,deinity! last Sun-' Billing, $7; Ali. Hankin, gravelling $7; Ivan Stewart, gravelling, $7; Gec be otherwise, because- the raw ma- rentals in line wishes anti the,.ha pe your future r.pei'ation in our work,—Signed on day evening. Ferguson, gravelling, $7; Thos. Aus ' ;.' practically every have been exhausted. ehaif of the nits trier of South Huron cessful in their matches this summer tin, fr<avelling, $5.25; Arthur Camp bell, gravelling, $3; Ed. 'Pollen, grav ' These risirug prices will affect the —Mrs. Rufus Kestie, Mrs. 1,2 W. Tel- far.” �� ��� BAY FhELDw ellir. r gravelling b, $3 Jahn Ste -wart, , retailer as well as the wholesaler and . (;amts, and the coming game on the . $3; Walter McNichol, gravelling Mrs. J, Cochrane, manufacturer. Contrary to the gen- WALTON On Sunday, July 16th, anniversary 31,50; H. G, Webber, blacksmithin9. $$' 1.75; Henry Ford, superintendence 'renewed acquaintanceship in Walker- eral belief, 'but nevertheless a fact, , �'ertiicea will be held in, Knox Pres- $46.80•—Carried. Council adjournel 1. the retailers for the past two or three Johnston.. iboy-_. ozi...'Nonday afternoon b,ylerian Church at 11 a.m. and 7.30 to tweet an Saturday, August 2nd, a I ' years have absolved enormous losses. The annual garden party of Duff's p•m, Rev. T. D. McCullough, ,if Kin. 1 p.m.—Henry'S,trang, Clerk. and Mrs, Percy Johnston, of- the They have Been selling the stocks United Church was held on, the church cardin'e, is td be the preach,ur and' "oshen Line. Much syr<mipathy is felt district's. ,' t;, tbey had on hand below cost and that la'-tl• on Friday evening .under the auspices of the Women's Association, there are many here among the Cot- tapers and tourists w'ho know him TUCKERSMITH r' is a 'business that can not be con- Supper was served in the basement and,will be pleased to hear him. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Green', of De tinued indefinitely. , of the church from 6 to 8, after which Dr. A. Nerwton-Brady, who has grad Bargain' day has corme to an end a splendid program was ,presented by the following a goons medical practice here for the troi•t, and daughter,, who have beer 4`:' at 'last. Stocks will have to be re•- artists: Mrs. Van- wyck, elocutionist; :'Miss Alexia Alex- pant ben and a half years, moves this week to Hamilton. Dr. Newton -Brady, visiting Mr. and •Mrs: Jonah Green Placed, ,and replacement in many cas- ander, vocalist and instrumentalist ; has beeru successful in building up a returned home after a very pleasan' visit. es will mean forced production and a Miss Vanwyck, Highland dancer; Mr. large practice and has madre many Mr. and Mrs. 13,everly Beaton, o: rapid rise in prices. Harvey McGee, comedian and enter- friends, who regret very much his Seaforth, visited with relatives of + On the other 'Nand, Ireplacem'en•t tainer, and (Mr. Alexander, cancer- tinist. Splendid in, nru'rrubers were lesiving. 'Mrs. Newton, -Brady will al- so be greatly missed. Dr. M. Bur- Sunday. • ,Mi, Dorothy Wilson, of Tucker. : means additional employment now, rendered by the .Blyth Band: ris, who -succeeds .Dr. Newton -Brady, smith, and Miss Verna McGregor which in, turn mleaus increased wages The .July meeting of the Gleaner is a graduMm of t'her University of bf Toronto, who 'have been visiting 4 • p: , stud irucreased ' u buy; g 'power, r Mis:Rion Band was held..im the base- Alberta FAdmonbon, After s p�emiain!g a Mr, and Mfrs. Robert MicGregi;x, re• Now the time to buy not only for m+ent of the church on Sunday morn- year in hospital practise he diet •post turned to their homes. ' z'aritirrrediate but for future ing with the ,president, Jack IVlurray, graduate wank in the 'Montreal Gen- Mrs. L, J. Doig received' the sac ^ require- mnet9ts. Meaney will 'go farther to -day in charge of the meeting. Following the opening hymns, the .Scripture les- "al Hospital and Toronto Western Hospital. He comes with very high news during the week that her bro. ther-in-law, A. Phillips, of Ro. G . Yl1> than it will next month or nrext year, stn ,was read by Margaret Murray recommiendations and the com=munity from Acts .Mr, chester, N,Y,, passed away very sud. Much further, 3:1-8, after which a prayer extemda a hearty webeomte. ' densly with a heart attach. F;;' was offered by VIrs, H art Kirkib'y. Notices were' sent out this week Mrs, Robert 'D6yrmtan returned home`;, The Watch Tower was given by three anmoumcing the clos'in'g of •the Bank after a very plant visit with Rev, I'' `':. t - Boys and three girls ,and plans were %Jt All Depc�l�ds on the Point made for a picnic to be held in the of �C,a+m!m!erce in 'I`;ay&ld and the transfer of .*counts to the Bank of and Mrs. Conner, ,of FAribro. Shb re- ports that they' are getting nicely ', of �LEUU near future. About thirrty-fivie nuetrn- be'rs Montreal, Climton After hawing had settled in their new ;home and'a fine . responded to th eroll salt, after the services of a 'bank ,far the past reeerption was 4Zeld in their lienar ori ' The Minister of a Lutheran Church which the classes fora -ted for study. The mleeting closed with a hymnn and twenty-six years, the ,people of . this community strongly protested this ac- their arrival at Ehpbrro. Mr. and Mrs. W. R4 Moi can and �,i + a"m a .Southern State, has asked Iris, the Mizpah Benediction repeated, in tion and a meeting of all interested 'Master Bernard and Mr. 'and Mrs. W, .. °ax csobgftga'Eion to fe,f'ram from going unison. The proceeds of the Mission Band was called' for�Thursday evening, H. McGregor and• family spent a day i • into 'tire ilsusitass, of benefit lunclzeotus -booth at the party a- garclem when an effort will be made to have recently at Snowden. +: � and eubertaixilxnmts for the par- Mounted to $9.40. Dr. D. a ,banking service continued' heire by Misr Etta ,Bells of London; visited I; , .held VD§ba of raising ftwn'ey. , Hackrwell and 'daughters, Faith and Mrarjarie, Of Holland, N.Y,, gine 'Bank, of XantreaL To Rave no 'bank would .be very inconnsenient and, h'er parents, Mir. 'and 'Mrs. A. Bell over the week end. ' �'""` !Phe reason this �ixiii7ister .gives for ware Week end ,guests at the home of be a ;big loss to the place. 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell, acconupani'ed " this sowrewhM u mal stand is that Mr. and Mrs, Peter Gardiner and Mr. .'Many of the cottages are now oc- lyy Mr. and 'Mars. Wnti. Belt .and son, r��r the ehuivdht liar ria right to 'go into ,. and Mrs. John Buchanan. IVI?r• and MT% J. Johnston, of Blyth, cu 'ed and there are enquiries for I'i g lru lding lots. � sent a day 'reeenbl at 'Snowden. p y Death of Jolm C, Rtedtike.' 4Mr, John �air +.' . t xt(lYdttEiatti! h oilier lines of tiusi- speztt 'Su'nday at the home of tb t� Wdss Nina Heard is tacking a suhm- Charles Reink'e,, ons• of 'the most �� .%T`1 ' -�+ t , -" .�; strn�i7u�law! and daugg•hter, Mr. and 'Fin!glanA. mere course alt the O.A-'G., Guelph. widely -known g;nd most popular rds'i- ' a ' / a' 'Asti tl . man; Pfd Mrs. Colin Baylietd as reason to be h' proud' of deti is orf the tdrovnrsh, 'passed away fg ' k ,, 14'* a• A ft " ' titre i tttheran IMC, bines Mm's: OeVtge •Mmtter ono, 'Magda; thein foo ill ienm this season. They at [his bom!e omn 'L'hre Kippen rood on .. r: .fib nr • , > ihl t l e4ii tS1" iihe eli!trrch, datUgh r, .IVLr. and ,Mrs, Dan - played all;'Rirppe•n. last week, wilPrninit Tuesday, .July 11th, to hos 65th yy'eear. h i�+« i! JMJ' S tel Ilehten,bn an1d dauthrter, Meta; iby a •score of 3-1. This, Friday ewern Mir. Re:in'ke s�d a s�ligilA stroke 'A' K ' ��'."�. �� a ,fib?i,y', -r .�"t } ��a•; .� A ;i .. 5r S ) .. .I.. A'�' t 'F;4'�`v ' {•,; rr 7 �l ,� ,I,.6• a, r .f .k w k :Ni'da4li.r .. :�.^..� n4 'ra; .-.: .... :..t, ] .':�:.• „ 2 " � n , , .. ..., -•�.4a.. ��..- ....... .: �.u..�` Ms.c iil:7 ., •, . y } , r , i .. ... i'.� P.. .+ .., n... ,li:. Jas. � .., 4 M. '- ', ,.. ,� r y- , • �I / • • It 411r �• W 'SA I I W. I i` / • THt i I ' RI CT ''�� ' from rvisiting theWorld's Fairtnat "N . I I 0 9 0 .0 • 0 0 worth, has ;been engaged by the trus- in OxlrDrd',Couuty. ,. I , . tees of S. IS. No. 14, :Clay, to teach in (Miss 3.fargaret ,Cloveland8 •who wast now ,busily engaged cutting grain, • that sc,'hool durir4 ,tihe naming farm. the guest of ,Mr. and Musa James A. * , ' Wins Prize Rev. E. F. Chandler, of St. An- P'atersom baa returned to her 'hoarse, Our teachers and ,pupils are now We glean from a su'immne'r service, rdrew''s' 'United Church, . on SAnday . 19w. 'John Fisher •'' 'rims returned ° K James Stewart Tapp, of Hen. morning last, gave a;very earnest an from Torontto� where she had been' iMr. Harry Howard has been visit-, sail, Ont:, has ' been awarded one inspiring sermon on "The City ' o for some weeks accompanied by her, ° ' of the three highly prized 1851 'God." The 'Misses Florence and Mary daughter, Mrs, Roy 'Thampsony who * , London 'Exhibition Scholarships Thomson sang a duet, "'God Will had been quite ill for some weeks[. improving nicely in health.. available in Canada, it was an. Take Care of You." Mrs. 'Syd'ney MaArt�hur and Mrs. 4 nounced in Montreal Monday. The Misses Esther and Mildred I J. M. Peck have been visited, by their moved out •to -their new holmb a short The scholarships are valued at N,eeb, of Goderich, and, Miss Thelma sister, 1VPtta. ,ey, and her husband - * ` approximately 9250 a year and ' Neeib, of 'London, visited recently of rSt. Jo'hN `N, R, during 'thea pant having a situation .with Mr. Thomas are, tenable for two and some. with Mr. and Mirs. ,Samuel Thomson week or so. Wren and workinglah4'for hien and tMes three years. -Dr. Tapp ob- and family, The many friends of Mr, Charles f tained his Ph,p, degree from Mc- Wrry 'lxioking' is now the order of Redmond for 'miany years a residue Mr. Venmor. Gill University at, the spring the day but unless rain comes to this '.the of the Township of my, a few miles t , convofation, and obtained his district very, soon -, Derry season northwest 0. our 'villsg% will regret last Sundlav with relatives and friends early training at the University will be very short. At the present to learn" of his very serious illness in Rfintcardizrie, of Western Ontario, where he time •th,o berries are iplentOul • and of at the home of his d'aughtlery Mrs. W. (Miss Minnie Gibbs, of Toronto, ac- graduated with honors in chem- a very fine quality considering the Whitney', of Milverton. ° ' istry: He went to McGill in weather of the past month.' Mr. and Mrs.• Jas, A. Paterson and of MTs a Robert Bonthron and Mrs, 1930. Dr. Tapp is an only son Haying is now almost another -duty Mr. and Mas. 'Qrvnlle Twitchell, Of ' son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tapp, past for another year. The fall wheat our village, left .by auto the first Of ° , ' of HensalL 'which looks very promisinge is now .this week to visit the World's , Fair • yet arranged; Grace Church, •Staffa, ready for 'harvesting. at 'Chicago. • t I , , ' Miss Hilda Neab, of Goderich, is ' Du,l•ing the remainder of this month i 'school services, in month of, July at Trivitt 'Memorial Church, spending a few holidays with Mr. and for the following month of Aug- P. + t 0 • and Mrs,' Samuel Thomson and fam- ust, services will -be hlel,# on Sabbath Army 'Oadet, Pratte August 4th to ' est winter, but had apparently fully ily nivarmin+g at 9.145 and on t9uc coming ° ' Lune, of Tuckenerhith„' amd ,,Miss ecovere'd, and was able to be about -Miss Doreen' Cooper is holidaying Sunday, tire. 16th, the mlarning ser- • guest, `Mrs. Young. Jiitil, two weeks ago, when he suffer- with her sister, -Mrs. Grant Love, in vice *ill be conducted by 'Rev. Mr, ° 'dozy school wind church services. Dur- d a severe heart attack and from Lansing, Mich. Breinnerr, of Br'ucefiel'd4 and the even- t • hat 'time little hope was entertain- W. 'M'..S. of St. Andr'elw's held ing service by the Rev.Mr. Chandler, . 'a v I d for his recovery. The. deceased was their heir J ly meeting at the home of of Kippen., and services in The even- , , , son of the late John Reinke and Mrs, Joseph Dayn?ond with 'Mrs. ing at 7.30. The ministers of Bruce - cessfully a few days ago underwent vas born on the Reinke homestead, 'Monteith 'p'resi'ding. After the call, to field, Kippep:•' and Hensall have ar- a iow owned by NIT. A. Wallaee. After worship a hymn was sun,g.'Mrs. Coop- ranged to exchange 'duties for July hosTitalsy and was • visited ;raduating frora Seaforth Collegiate er led in. prayer. Then followed the and August in, order to soave getting • ° t re returned to the farm and was ac- d by a supply during their holidays. . ' 4' 1•... ively engaged in that industry until Spona toy sixteen members. The ;Miss Olive -Walker, daughter of Mr. -• ti's 'dieath. Besides farming he took tekt word "Trust"' was chosen to .be and Mrs. Geo, Walker, just east ,of I • to active interest and ,part in town- used in, the roll call for next month. our village, received word recently son of Mr. Dirpkrich. Miss Jean Stone ship affairs. For the ''past eight years The temperance discussion was led that she had passed the .examination , ie had been collector of the town -.by 14)rs. Couper and a hyimm -Was qualifying her as, a registered nurse. • ;hip, and previous t'o that was for 'sung. The devotional l'e'aflet was read The following is a clipping..from,._ ? ` rolm+e time secretary -treasurer of by Mrs. J- McLean and was followed the Leader Past, of Regina, Sask.:— Maulkinrsoi% tjeuts- a couple, of dwys ;he Tucakersmith Telephone System, by a. period of silent -prayer. Me "Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles A. Buck, of ' Nventy-nine years ago he was unit, study. leaflet was "The Temperance Moosimin, Sask., announce the en- , , , !'d in marriage to. 'Miss Jean B, ' Education and the Auxiliary Mem- gagemenst of their eldest daughter, '�sA%'4; 3ri•evie of this town -ship, and since ben," and, the parts were taken by a Annie' Eliza, to George Glenn Broach- .. . . hat time had resided on the Kippen na,mber of the members. Miss• Bertha foot, youngest 'son of I LI, s. Sarah . ; , . •oad. 'M•r. •Rdnk'e is ' sur i'ved by his D•aymond sang a solo which was . Broadfoot, of .Rens'all, the •Tanarriage vidow and a family of one son and much enjoyed. Atter the Bible read to take 'place in July." ' . ' me daughter, Miss Dorothy Reinke, ing, a hymn was sung and the meet- Rev, •W. A. Young, pastor of Car- * , , xho 'teaches in 'Hamilton, and Mr.: ing closed by repeating thre Lord's mel Presbyterian Church, left here R.anald Reinke, of the Bell Telephone Prayer in unison, • I on :Monday forenoon last to attend * 7- m;pany, Toronto.. He is also sur- summer sumer school at Gode'rich ' , I ' rived .by one brother, 'Mi•. George Our baseball 'team is Iaaking for- I ileinkv, .of this township, and one sis- HENSAJL�L ward to the :game to be played on ' , ' , :Wer, :Mrs. H. Daer, -of Biy^th. The fun- _ our diamond on Friday, July 14th, eraI will 'take place from' his late _ The Oran'gem'en of H'ens'a11 cele- with Stratford, and which promises to r ❑ame' on' "Thursday afterrioan, when orated at Brussels on Wedm'esday. be ars; of the most interesting-mafeh- m I the services will be conducted by his Miss 'Irene Hogg•ar,th returned last es of the 'liter -County series, -and - pastor, Rev. C. A. ,Malcolm, of Eg- week from spending several weeks in there will, no dbubti, be a large. at- f , mondville United Church. Interment Tor onto with her 'sister, Mxs. Roy tendance. • will be made in Maitlan•dbarA eemne- Fl.ear, ,who with her children, are The services in Carmel P•rdabyterr- ' terry, and the pallbearers will be visitingat the parental hong' ian Church were conducted-' by• the , Messrs. D, F. BlcGre or,.' Hugh and ' � Edwin Chesney, Alex.W'allace, M. 'Mrs. Peter }: fisher is being visited pastor, Rev. W. A. Young, an Sunday last, when there was by her granddaughter from near evening a good ., , Sherwood and Ha3�r'y Tyndall. Brucefield and Miss Kyle by' •icer attendance and excellent sermon de- n'ephew and niece, of near Kippen, limered. // f ' The Vtrohela Class of the United ­do the United Church the pastor, ' HILLSGREEN Church Sunday School enjoyed a pic- ev. Arthur ,Sinclair, delivered good nic at Bayfield on Friday last.' practical. discourses. At the evening " We are pleased -to see Mr. Alex, service .Dr, Ivan Smillie sang a very-' .. Misses Annie and' Agnes -Cochrane DT Clinton spent a fess days recently' Sparks 5.ble to be around after the accident which �befel him some two 'Pleasing,solo. Rev. M. B. Parker, Rector. of St. , • , with their sisters in this vicinity. • months ago. Paul's Anglican Church, occu'pie'd his I . Mrs. Alf. Smith and daughter, The W. M. S. held, -their regular Pulpit, 'both, morning anti ,evening, B'Iarion,, of Brantford, are •visiting moetiing on Thursday last e giving well thought out messages. . • , their parents, Mr, and Mss.. J. Rich- ,with good attendance and an interesting Mr. Parker left on Monday for his f . ardson. program. holidays at his former home -at Dor-• Mrs, K. Kelly left this week for Mr, and Mrs. L. 11ick1e and children Chester. ' - Toronto and Chicago to visit friends are camping at llandeau, Dr, MargaYet Strang, of Peace , fora short tiir.'e, and will he accom- -Mr. and B•Jrs, James Priest 'Were lover faire, will be the guest speaker r r panied to her home. in Seattle, Wat.h., lately visited by relatives from quite at open session ar the Sunday anool by her niece, Gwendolyn Eiler, of a distance and Mrs, Priest. was also at se of :Carmel Presbyterian church s Falcanbridge, after visiting with visited by her 'brother, Robert Morri- Sunday, July 23, 2:er �p.trt This ' ' their parents, .lir. and Mrs. J. Coeh- son, from Woodstock. meeting ,will be open to ,the public , ' cane several weeks. ,Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Davidson spent and a ,very cordial welcome is . ex- { Rev, R. K. Love, of Kintore, called a day or so lately with relatives and tended to everyone .to avail thein' ' or} his parents, ,Mr. and. Mrs, W. Love friends in .Morningt'on Township and Selves of this opportunity of hearing , , fox a short stay last week, His sis- vicinity, I Dr. Strang, t. r, Miss Lettie, carne home with him Mr, and Mrs. Almond Me 'k re- Tre annual picnd•c of .Carri?e] Sun - after a few days' visit in Kintore. turned from ,a pleasant auto trig day school will be held at Turnibull's The Cochrane picnic was held at with f!ien'ds in Paisley 'here :M s. Grove on Wednesday, July 19th. , Bayfield on Wednesday, July 12th. • -McEwen formerly. lived in that dis- In the recent baseball match be- Th'e Hillsgreen and Kippen S. S, trict. tween New Hwr.,burg and Hensall, , picnic will be held to Bayfield on Mrs. Samuel Stea'cy' and son, Ered, played on the New. Hamburg diamond Tuesday, July 18th. Hillsgreen are of ,Detroit, and foilmerly of our vii- Hem. -all icon out by a large score. o responsible for the day's program, lage, were recent visitors here, Hensall players, have .been most suc- , etc., this year. Mr. Samuel Rennie, a .companied cessful in their matches this summer C The W. M. S. will meet on Friday by his mother, visited lately relatives m the Initer County sch'ed'ule of 0 , afternoon, July 14th, at the' home: of in Detroit. (;amts, and the coming game on the . - Mrs. J, Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fitshie and sons Hensall diamond on Friday -evening . A number from this vicinity at- 'renewed acquaintanceship in Walker- of this week, between -Stratford and [ended the sad funeral of the little ton, where they have many friends, Hensall, promises to lie one of the + , ' Johnston.. iboy-_. ozi...'Nonday afternoon Mr. and vIrs. Robert Higgins en- most interesting of the series and - Fronr the hom: of his pare•pt,s, Mr. tertained lately -A -"nurrirlser of their will, no daunt, be,. vexy keenly con- ° and Mrs, Percy Johnston, of- the relatives and friends from different tested.. 0' , "oshen Line. Much syr<mipathy is felt district's. ,N, is's Margaret Buchanan', of To- o the bereft ones %, Dr James, W Bell 1 t d rb'nta and 'granddaughter are visit- , ' ' from rvisiting theWorld's Fairtnat ing 'Mi - Wm. Buchanan, Margaret's Chicago. mother. , ' KIPPEN I The farmers in this district are Mr. Jahn Zuefl'e was at the Beach . L, now ,busily engaged cutting grain, of Pines the first of this week for a :itis, Ruth Maeklliste'r, of London, where it has nicely ripened. d'ay.or so visiting friendis. . s the guest at the home of 'Mr. and Our teachers and ,pupils are now We glean from a su'immne'r service, ° ' . Ars. Wm. Forrest, of Tudkersmith. revelling in mid-sumtmeT holidays. H'ensalI, Staffa and 'Emeter report, ' Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and iMr. Harry Howard has been visit-, which Reiv1, M. •B. Parlour has kindly ' laughter, Rita, of, Hensall, visited on -ing his relatives and friends in the handed, us the following referring to Sunday with Mr, an•d Mrs, W. W. northern part of th'e county and is •mid-swiYihnex semiv�ices connected wick ° ,00per, east o'f our vrill e. improving nicely in health.. Hensall, IStaffa and Exeter 'Churches. , I , ' Miss Grace Cooper, f' London, is Mr. Lloyd 'H'edden and family have During the last three ' Sundays in ioliday ing at the home of her par- moved out •to -their new holmb a short July the services will be as • follows, mt,a, Mr. and :MTs. W. W,, Carper• distance east of Chiselhurst, Lloyd in these three churches, being con- , I Rev. and 'Mrs. 'R. R: Conner, of having a situation .with Mr. Thomas ducted by IM. A. Hunt, of Exeter: r ' amibro, were calling on friends in and Wren and workinglah4'for hien and St. Paul's, Henvall: Service at 9.45 ;round the village an Friday last. residing in ,the dwelling awned by a.m.; Trivia Memorial Church, at 11 ` Master Edison Forrest, son of Mr. Mr. Venmor. ami.; Grace Church, 4Sitaffa, open air ind 11�rs. W: Forrest, of Tu'okersmith, Mr. and Mrs. William Consitt spent service„ • 3 p.m. No evening service ° 1 s spending a few days this week in last Sundlav with relatives and friends in either church. During the first 3 , 3ayfzeid with his friend, Master Alex. in Rfintcardizrie, weeks in. August the services in these 4acAli lister, at their cottage there. (Miss Minnie Gibbs, of Toronto, ac- churches will be conducted by Rev. i , ,Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Bell and Miss companried by a friend, are the guests M. B. Parker, -of Hemsall, as fallows: dargaret anMrs. rs. J. 'MacAllister, of of MTs a Robert Bonthron and Mrs, Trivitt ,Memorial Church at, 9..45 a.m., ' ien'sall, •visited with friends in • this T. C. Jaynt. 'no evening service; ;St. Paul's, Hien- om,m'unity on Sunday. Our bowlers intend holding a 'sal'l, 'at 11 a.mi.; evening mne'eting.s not T (Miss Maylbelle, Workman!, of Hen- tournament here on the, 266th of July yet arranged; Grace Church, •Staffa, I days y all, spent a few la recent[ with and intend atrtend'ing one in Clinton afternoon open air service. Sunday , ter friend,• Miss Blanche Mustard. Miss Rose McLean its holidaying this week, H Mrs. ', M. Young, of Flint, Mich., 'school services, in month of, July at Trivitt 'Memorial Church, . Ath her ,parents, Mr. and Mn-- J. B. of 10 amz.; spent a few days recent -.y with her 'St. Pau1';3, Hensall, I t 11 a4im. Church 0 • del.ean. w friend, -Mrs. Hugh Mc"FFawten. Mrs. Army 'Oadet, Pratte August 4th to ' Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Moore and miss - WE'wen' and stn, Hugh, mtotored to 27th. Mr. C. Hunter will be station, r • Y Lune, of Tuckenerhith„' amd ,,Miss Tdbermory, accomlpanied by their ed with ;the Rector at !H►emsall o Jetty ,Moore, elf SNdorth, were in guest, `Mrs. Young. experience stud will assist in the ;Sun- � ' 'oronto on Saturday attending the ,Mrs. D. B. A&Lean was this week 'dozy school wind church services. Dur- i Bedding of their son, Davis, to Miss visited by friends 'from Grimsby and ing the first three Sundays in Aug- :lsie 'Beryl 111all, of th'art city. Mr. airs from Uriiti�y, 5ask uslt ,Mr. Hunner will tab charge of . 'a v nd Mrs. Davis 'Moore $eft inxinediate•• The relatives and many friends of Hensall •Sunday school,. For Staffa V after ,the cerrernwmty, on a motor P - ' Davis,eased' rvp to otic aci+fic 'Coast. amswho Mrs, W611iam Woods, of U:sborne, 'will 1 •p do earn that she very, sue- 'serviceas, '*hicJh will be open six ones frown the, church s'tepe, rbv!t in case of ° ' . s a teacher in'Tor"ta, is well-known cessfully a few days ago underwent rain will, -be held in, the church, the ' 1 0 1 this vireinri•ty and his many friends an operation for goitre at one of the ,an 'services on Sunday Iast, July mfi, !! xtend best wishes for future happi- hosTitalsy and was • visited werd conducted .by Ven, Arandealcon i ! ' - ew. while there by her husband and son.. Jones -Bateman when throe VMS sp't'en- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Moore and 'Mr. A. W. E. Homphil'I has now dial mbMie by the choir -of St. George's r• •' ami:ly, of near Kingstorw visited re- a very capable assistant, who recent-. Church, Goderkib, and, itis expected ?ntly witih'the former'a parents -'Mr. Rett. ly graduated as a druggistin th'e per- , ,that 'slppeial speakers will bo sdcur•ed ' ' nd Mrs. Isaae Moore and Mrsr. 'famikly son of Mr. Dirpkrich. Miss Jean Stone for 'StafFa congregation dsurr''n.g the loore' qdd remained for a with good'eicgeriencey also +edntinttes month of Augustarudi a very cordial I Liam le gthy vifl. while 'Mx. More as returned to 'Toronto where he is to assisk, . IMT. anrd Mrs. Wt O. Goodwin, and, invitation is extended to all to attend these services. • . I. tkimg a ssultn(tner course at the Una- d'au.ghirei�, Macy, weomilaanied by•t(Vl'rs. A number of our *ffagrert4 'be emsithat, 'ty in at, 41i.'y. Maulkinrsoi% tjeuts- a couple, of dwys ;will dmaprying; their' ' suutbmier cottage-$ , 'Mist is 7 1CamniJhe% cola 1Mbleut-. lye r6em ,Ovith rels.'tiaesr a�dl f'rie'nds Soari. a '�sA%'4; + I i ;,''dt�i'4, 'f,i. y,',`.: M / !^U R.:}.. t il' �i��������" �+s'�'t :gip si �. 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