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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1933-08-11, Page 8410 ON MCP OMR .- AUG LST 3 1933.; Ir ws tr inum 'farare and Dishes HALF PRICE THIS WEEK . CROCKS 15c, 20c and 25c GlAgsLON CROCKS 'pare gallon BlIlLOXe-,The speed soap 2 packages MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES Cee 6 -pound box Stilt; 25c 25c BULK SOAP FLAKES 25c 3 pounds J MONEY 80c -10-pound pail EltilliliCTRIC LIGHT $1 00 tBUirBIS—e9c; or 5 for , . • . 'DD ' i1U11CFL'.i'SON'S BAKING POWDER our best seller .1 -pound tin 'FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER 25c $with premiums +per tin Butter, Eggs and Feathers taken as cash. Cream taken, for Seaforth Creamery at same price as paid at Creamery. 25c Hutchison's PHONE 166 Windstorm Insurance Are you insured against the danger " of wind that may strike your buildings at any time? Rates have kept pace with the times. Rates gladly quoted. Best ' Canadian Companies. Watson & Reid Phone 214 Seaforth Specialists in All Lines of Insurance 4 0 0 0 0 0:0 0 0 0 0 0 S. T. Holmes & Son O FUNERAL SERVICE O Main Street, Seaforth ' 0 S. T. Holmes' residence, O Goderich Street, West; phone 0 No: ' 119W; Charles Holmes' O residence, Goderich Street, 0 East; phone No. 308. 4 Ambulance Service 0 Night calls, Phone 308. - 0 0 Day calls, Phone 119 J. 0 O Charges moderate. O 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 H. C. BOX 0 O Funeral Director and 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 0 Best Motor and Horse-drawn 0 0 equipment, 0 0 •' . Charges moderate. 0 0 Flowers furnished on short O 0 Irotice. 0 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 O O 000 0 0 0 0)). 0 0.0 0 0000'b000000 0 WALKER'S FUNERAL SERVICE O W. J. WALKER and •O 0 JOHN R. WALKER, .Ir. 0 Licensed Embalmers ana 0 Funeral Direotors. • O O ,Dray or Night Calls promptly 0 O attended. 0 0 PHONE 67 tiO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O Outstanding Specials FOR THIS WRF:K END FREE—A 55c jar Jonteel Van- ishing or Jonteel Cold Cream with the purchase of one 55c Box of Jonteel Face Powder. 50c Bottle Almond Cream, 33e • special at ......4., 35c Bottle Lavender e Wave Set at G7 29 50c Duska or Lavie•nder 33c Brilliantine at 50e Lorie Liquid Bril- 33c liantine at 25c Stork Baby Powder 19c • at 25 & 50e Jonteel 19c39c Talcum Power d4a 9 Vinolia 'Castile, special, 25c 10 cakes LJ DEVELOPING, PRINTING and ENLARGING —AT— Keating's Pharmacy The Rexall Drug Stare PHONH 28 SEAFORTH Cut Flowers, Wreaths end Floral Pieces supplied for all occasions. .. THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT , OFFICERS: Geo. R. McCartney, Seaforth - Pres. J+almies Cantn011y, Goderich - Vice -Pres. 0+fezibon A. (tied, Seaforth - Sec.-Treas, AGENTS: • ' •' W. E. Hi'nchley, 'Seaforth ; John 45/Inm-ray, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E. R. G. Xerrnu utth, Brodhagten; James Watt, P1yttt; 0. F. HewittKincardine. NEWS OF THE TOWN Start Work on Gas Station.—Work has started this week on the gaso- line service station that is being er- ected by ,the Shell Gasoline Company ;n the old fair 'grounds property on Goderich Street, apposite Adam St. The building will be rushed through to early completion. DIRECTORS: William Knox, Londesboro; George Leonhart, Brodhagen ; James Con- nolly, Goderich; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 2, Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Blyth ; George McCartney, No. 3, Seafe'rbh; loran PgpPe'r, Brnceifielrci; James Shol- dfree, Wlalton; Thomas 'Moylan, No. 5, Seaforth. A BARGAIN 'GR S1li E.--Piv'e acres, one mile %n ,iSerafeiidh; ifiedkyrri house. with fnf'nrazhe, bath and toilet; small barn; l5. S lendid r �� p e!ttart althea farm, bees, *forth, Ort. 8W • Residence Sold.—Mrs, J. D. O'Con- nell, of Windsor, has sold the large frame residence on John Street, one and a half blocks from Main Street. to Mr. M. O'Loughlin, Dublin, who in- tends to occupy It. 'Mrs. O'Connell has had the property leased for some years. Receives Scholarship.• —''Fred' R. Archibald, son of Mr. and Mis,'An- d'rew' Archibald, who graduated from Queen's University last spring with the Medal in Chemistry, -has been awarded a $400.00 Arts Research Scholarship from that University. He will resume his studies there in the fall. blue silk net with pink sash. 'The 'bodice was finely tucked and the skirt was of tiny 'pleated frills. She were a small blue hat and 'pint[ lace mittens, and carried Btttterfly roses and lily of the valley. Mise Elva Wheatley*, sister of the bride, played the wedding' music and wa,s beco+m- ingly gowned' in yellow ohiffon with brown accessories and a large yellow mohair hat. She wore a oohsage of Talisman roses and. lily of the valley. Durirg the •signing of the register, Mr. Jack 'Heal - sang, "'I Love You Truly." Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Gray Gables, Avenue Road. Later the •bride and groom left on a motor trip to Mon- treal and Quebec, the bride travelling in a smart frock of crane grey crepe with hat and accessories in match- ing shades. Must Have Name.—The editor is in receipt of a letter signed "Farmer Subscriber," with the request that it be published. • It will be necessary for the writer to forward his name to this office, not neces's'arily for pub- lication, but as an evidence of good faith. On receipt of his we will be pleased to publish the letter. Wins Team Prize.—Mr. John M. Hinchley, of 'Seaforth, and"Dr. Wan. Aberhart, Mitchell+. were in Owen Sound Monday playing in the -invita- tion tournament of the Owen Sound Golf and Country Club. Together with two CoIlingwooci Hien they cap- tured the team prize for best gross. Mx. .lIinchley cls won low gross on third nine, and Dr. Aberhart low gross on fourth nine. Exhibition. Visitors --•stop at the Boulevard $ day Hotel, Toronto, corner Queen -Jarvis Queen oars stop near door. 3426x4 Notice.—The P,ub1'ie Library will he closed from August 14th to August 28th. Greta Thompson, Librarian. 3426-2 Apartment To Rent. -Seven -roomed apart- ment. A'11 modern a nv lienees and heated. Apply to A. A. McLennan, 5eefonah. 3426-2 For Sale.--'Pour-wheeled re'a'ler in good condition, with a nine -foot white ash rack. Apply to Loads Devereaux,. Seaforth, Phone 144-35, Huron Road Bast. •. 3426-t,f Agents Wanted. -Make money selling our fruit trees, smeill-fruit bushes, shrubs, ever- t;reens, hedges, roses. Outfit furnished, Cash .cummi3sion paid wekly. Write to -day. Maple Grove Nurseries, Winona, Ont. 34'33-3 For Sale or Rent.—Frame house on Joh't Street; just overheated and decorated. All modern conveniences. Wtl•1 sacrifice for quick sale. Rent reasonable. One year lease if rented. Apply R. L. 'Thomson, John Street, Seasforrdt. 3426=tf House and Lot and Seven Acres of Land Ler sale. The property on North Main Street, Seaforth, known as . Stewart's. Gas Station. Apply to Jahn A. Cuclrnore, R. R. No. 2. Clitatton, or p'hune 3 on. 610, Clinton, 3425x4 Brodie -Beatty. — A quiet wedding vas solemnized in Hart House Chap- el, Toronto. on Friday. afternoon, when Bertha , Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beatty, of Sea - forth, was ,married to John Arthur Brodie, son of iMr. and Mrs. George A. Brodie, of Langstaff, formerly of Toronto. The ceremony was perform- ed by the Rev. D, W. Terry, uncle of the groom.. 'Mr. and Mrs. Brodie will reside at 237t Chaplin Crescent, To- ronto. Died in Port Arthur.—The many friends in Seaforth and vicinity will read with surprise of the tragic death in Port Arthur 'on August 1st of Frances Eleanor Flook, in her ninth year, elder daughter of Alder- man S. E. Flook. B.Sc., and Mrs. Flock (•Jeesie B. Rdbbr, granddaugh- ter of Mrs. Robb, now of Vancouver, and the late' .John Robb. France, failed to rally following an emerg- ency operation for appendicitis caus- ed by an acute infection. her heart having he•en weakonerf'as a result of an op" ration for mastoid five years ago. She teak an active part in the junior organization of Trinity Unit- ed Church- and as a student she had headed her class in Central School for three years. There i' left to mourn her las,, beside her pari?nts, grandmethc-:r• and aunts, a brother, .John, and a 'baby sister, Sheila. Sermon Subjects For Sunday next. —Union holiday sen -vices: itic'lning service at 11 o'clock in Egrnonrlville United Clued; Dr. J. Melvin Keys, minister of First Presbyterian Church,, Oakdale, Pennsylvania; subject, "The Pre-eminent Chest"; evening service in Northside United Church. Rev. W. P. Lane will preach on the sub- ject, "The Power of the Past." Egmondville United Church—Morns ing, Rev, W. P. ,Lane, B.A.; evening: Service withdrae-n 'in co-operation with Northside and McKillop church- es.—Rev. C. A. Malcolm, Minister. First Presbyterian Church--Norn- ing, "The Victory of God in the I)is.asters of Life"; evening, "Taking Ton Low a View of Ourselveas."—Rev. 1. B. Kaine, Minister. St. Themes' Anglican. Church— S•alhhath School at 10 a.m..; s'ervice 11 a.m., "Life's Supreme Question"; evening, "The Gift of ,Wonder."— Canon Aptpleyard, Rector. Leslie -Wheatley. ---Emmanuel 'Col- lege, Toronto, was the scene of a quiet wedding fon Saturday at three o'elock whenn 'Miss Blanche Wheatley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gorge W. Wheatley, Seaforth; Ont„ became the bride oaf 'Rev. Charles W. Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Lesltie, Ingersoll, Ont. The ceremony w'as conducted by Rev. Prof. K. H. Oous- laitd, MA. The bride, who was giv- 4•r3 in Marriage by her father, looked lovely in her wedding gotten of paie Is Acting As Manager.—Mr. Russel A. Walter is acting as manager of the local •branch of the Canadian Bank of ,Commerce. clueing the absence of Mr, J. G. .Mills, the manager. iMr. Milts is on holidays. Trucked From Quebec —Mr. W. E.' Chapman last -week received direct to his shop a shipment of .three granite tomb stones from Beebe; Quebec. The stones were brought fronn the com- pany's quarries and mill in Quebec by a ten -ton truck, and were part of a shipment consigned to different points in Ontario. That is modern freight transportation. Win World Title.—The 0. A. C. grain judging team w`on the world's grain judging title at the World's Grain Show, Regina, on Thursday. of last week, it has been announced. The team of which W. A. Archibald, son of Reeve Wm. Archibald and. Mrs. Archibald, of Tueieersmith', is a mean= ber, scored 4,639 points. In addition. to first placing ,and scholarships the winning Ontario team secures a to- tal of $270 in individual cash alwards. . Brough-McCowan.—A quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the 'Manse by Rev. I. B. Keine, on Wednesday, August 9th, at high noon, of Beatrice Florence, daughter of Mr. Duncan McCowan, of Seaforth, to Mr. John Constantine Brough, son of Mr. W. C. Brough, of Goderich. The bride looked charming in mosaic blue crepe suit with hat to match and beige ac- etssories, carrying sweetheart roses and' lily of the valley. After the. ceremony the happy couple left by motor for Cleveland and other points, They will reside in Toronto. The many friends of the couple wish them a happy married life. Here is That Waterrnan's You promised your boy for passing his exams. Why not give it to hien now?. He 'will appreciate your thoughtfulness. PRICES: $2.75 to $10.00 SHOP AT A VA UGE's IT PAYS Jeweler - Optometrist Gift Good's PHONE 194 RES. 10 twenty-five years before retiring' to Egmondville twelve years ago, Mr.- Atkinson r.Atkinson was a successful farmer and an authority on the breeding and feeding of Durham cattle. He is survived by three sons; SHIon- William$ Atkinon, of Victoria, B. C., who un- til hiis resignation a few weeks ago, was 'Minister of Agriculture in the British Columbia, Government; Mr. James Atkinson,,.of Los Angeles,. and Mr. Alfred Atkinson, President of Montana State Agricultural College at Bozsnan, 'Montana, The funeral Will take place from his late resi- dence on Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will be made in Maitlandbank cemetery. Hits and Runs.—A car tra9ellingl at a high rate of speed west on Goderich Street, crashed into a light coupe owned .and driven by William Landsborougly, Tuckersmith, smash- ing a wheel and fender on Saturday evening. The accident occurred at the intersection of Main and Goderich Streets about 9.:30 in the evening. The offending car was evidently not injured and kept on its way. • Chief of Police James V. Ryan phoned Clin- ton to be on the lko•kout but with-, out success. The accident attracted a large crowd, which was only pre- vented from completely blockirg the intersection by the good work Of Chief Ryan and Constable' Snell. Hold Splendid Picnic.—The choir of Northside United Church held its an- nual picnic to Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon and were favored with ex- cellent weather. The program includ- ed sports which were wen as follows: Wheelbarrow race; Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Bather; bean relay race, Miss Doreen Hudson's team; kicking clip- per. men, S. Scott; ladies, Mrs. F. J. Beehely; biscuit race, W. McNay. Fol lowing a delicious supper, a game of -oftihall was played between teams captained by A. W. Sillery and A. A. Burrows, the latter winning by e large margin. Dr, F. .J. Burrows is president of the choir, while Miss Doreen Hudson was in charge of the lunch and Miss Margaret Crich in charge of the sports program. Sudden Death of Mr. Joseph Atkin- son.—The very sudden and totally un- expected death of Mr. Joseph Atkin- son, at his home in Egrnon'dville early Wednesday afternoon, came with a great sense of shock 'to his wide cir- cle of friends in town and country. Mr. Atkinson.,..in spite of his great age, was unusually active and had enjoyed excellent health.. In the morning he had been .about the house and grounds as usual, and in the af- ternoon, about two o'clock was sit- ting on the verandah talking to Mies MteCloy, who had been his house- keeper for a number of years, and, Mr. John McLellan, of Seaforth, who was spending the day with him, when he suddenly fell book in •hi•s chair and passed away ahnosteimmnediate- ly. The dece'ase'd was " born near Whitby 89 years ago ; this August. As a young man he came to Tucker - smith township and also rekded in Hamilton. Fume forty yearsago he eame to ,Seaforth to manage the pure breed Shorthorn stook farm of the late D. 11 Wilson, on the farm now owned by Mr. J, R. Scott and filled, that position for some year,'., Later he parer oltasnd the Chesney' farm en the &ria lithe, 'where' ha fanned for Serious Accident. — The many friends in town and country of Mrs. Thomas McQuaid, will deeply regret to learn that she met with a serious accident on Sunday morning last. She had driven to church and while alight- ing from the car slipped and fell, fracturing her hip. She is in Scott Memorial Hospital and at present is doing as well as could 'be expected, but at her advanced age the accident is a serious one. ' LOCAL: PRIMES • Mr. and Mrs. Archie Currie and son, Paul, of Toronto, were week end guests at the home of 1111r, and Mrs. John Currie. • • Mr. •and Mrs Gerald McIntosh and family, of D'gtreit, •spent the week end at'the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Huggard. • ' Miss Fergus SMeKay is spending the,; holiday's at Maple Grove. • Mr. and Mfrs. George +Illutehieson, of ;Loddon, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. F. D: 'Hutchison. • Mr. G. A., Jackson and sister, Miss Jackson, of ''F gmondville, . have returned from an extended trip to. the coast. • Mr, and Mrs. R. Reid, of Hamil- ton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Reid. Miss Wilma lRoweliffe, of Clin- tons was a 'gues't this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs: W. G. Wright. `• Mr. r and .Mrs. Arohie Dickson and Miss Betty, of Toronto, are guests at the home of Mrs, Adam Dickson. • 'Misses Belle and Anse, Grant and Miss Ellen Laidlaw, of Wolesley Sask., .ho were on , a trip to the Chicago 'World'''s Fair, • are visiting with relatives and friends in this dis- trict. • Miss Ann Gordon, of Cleveland, is the guest of "Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Willis. • !Messrs. Robert and Franklin Hawthorne, who have been spending two, weeks' holidays with their grand- mother, Mrs. Robert Hawthorne, re- turned to their hamie int Goderich on Monday. • Mrs. Coppin, of Detroit, is the guest of her mother, .Mrs. F. G. Liv- ingstone. • Miss Katherine Harrigan has're- turne'd to her home in .'Stratlford af- ter a pleasant .visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. S'hann'ahan. • 'Miss 'Frances 'Fortune is spend- ing the week in Bayfield. ' • Mr. and Mrs,' E. 'W. Edge, of Toronto; 'spent the. 'week end' with Mr, Henry Edge and 'Miss Josephine Edge. • Mr. Russel Israel, of Windsor, arrived by aeroplane on Monday morning to visit his sister, Mrs. Wim. Cudrnore. • Miss Roulston, R.N. of the staff. of Scott Memorial iH,ospit>al, is spend- ing her vacation in Muskoka. • Mr. and•; Mrs. C. R. Hunter and little daughteer; Joan, of Toronto, spent the• holiday with Mrs'. Hunter's mother, Mrs. John L. Smith. • iMr. and Mrs. D. Shannahan at- tended the races in 'Goderich on Mon- day. • .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collins, of Buffalo, spent the week end with 'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fortune. • • Mr. and Mrs. J. 'P. Daly were in Fergus on Monday attending the Centennial being held there: Fergus was Mrs. Daly's home before her marriage. • Miss Kathryn Crowley, R.N., of Kitchener, Mr. Eugene Crowley and lir. Walsh, • of Toronto, •spent the Week end with Mr. and Mrs. •M. J. 'Crowley. ' • 'Mis's Mae Haley, of Goderich, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Storey. • Mrs. L. G. Kruse and Me'. and Mins. 'Glenn- 'Broadfoot, of Hensall, were week end guests at the home of Mrs. William Sclater. • Mr. John McLeod, of Detroit, a former well known tSeaforth. old boy, -Spent a few_ days this week with friends in town. • Mr. George Daly is visiting friends in Caledonia. • Mis's Evelyn Israel, of Walker- ville, is a guest an the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Cudmore. • Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark, of Windsor, were the guests of his cous- in, Mr. C. H. Holland, over the week end. • Mr. and 'Mrs. H. G. Meir and fancily are leaving . Saturday for a short vacation at Lake of Bays, Mus- koka. • Mrs. A. E. McLean and two chil- dren were guests this week at the home of .Mr. and 'Mrs. F. Burchill, •at Brussels. • Dr, and --Mrs.. Harvey Burrows, of St. Catharines, spent the week end and the holiday,at the home of Dr. F. .J. Burrows. • Mr. Briggs, of. Cleveland, is a guest at the home of his uncle, Mr. Melcolm McDiarmid in Hallett. • 'Mr. Tom 'Govenioclx is visiting Dr. McPherson, at Springfield, Massa. chusetts. • Mr, and Mrs. R. Wanless and daughter, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrse Thomas Wanless, of Milverton, were week end guests of 'Mrs. G. T. Turnbull. • Mr. Gordon Dick spent the week end at Point Clark. • Dr. and Mrs. Yale and son, of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, are guests at the home of Mr's. H. R. Scott. • Mis's Hazel Thompson, of To- ronto, is visiting twith Seaforth friends. • Mr. Dawson Reid, of Guelph, spent the we'e'k end with his mother, Mrs. J. F. Reid. • Mr. and Mrs. T. McRae, of De- troit, 'were The week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reid. • Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Calder, of St, •Catharines, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hays, ' • Mr. Craig 'Bu'ck and Miss Claire' Buck, -of Windsor, are guests at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. W ,R. Plant. • +Mass Justin Arnold, of Smote, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ho'lene's. • Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Kerslake spent the week end at Point Clark. • iMr. and Mrs. J. Dugan and Mr. and Mrs. P. Dugan and daughter, Phyllis, of +Columibus, O+hieb,, entre a;• few d+ays with 'Mr, and Mrre L. Bold? ton and Mt. W.. Onager'. • +Mr, azrd Mrs J. E. Phelan, of Guelph, visited Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Daly this week. • Mr. and Mrs', Harold Stark, of Weal'and, spent the week end with Mrs 'Stark's another, Mrs. A, Stark. • Mrs. ,Mvl.ligetin, of Grand Forks, is bete (Swing to the serious accident of her mother, M.rs.•Thomas McQuaid, Dr. 1VLvaligan is also expected on Thursday evening. • The many friend of Miss Kath- erine Collins, of Buffalo, who recent- ly underwent an Operation for ap!pen, dieitirs in ''Scott Meteteriel Ifosspitel, Sleek* Will be Pleifteed, tri learn that Adds To Equipment.—Mr. He C. Box, this week, had delivered a 'hew funeral and ambulance coach, which will add greatly to ,his already fine equipmiient. The combined body is placed 'on a modern eight cylinder Buick chassis purchased from A. N. Dunlop., local dealer, and was 'built. by Canada Carriage & Body Co., Ltd. of Brantford. • The funeral coach em- bodies all the latest improvements, Caskets nvay be serviced from either side or rear. Interior equipment in- cludes casket table that is divided and may be readily hinged up against sides when required for service pur- poses, and also removable flower trays. The interior is finished in blue mohair plush and is lit by a dome light and corner lights. Win- dows are of heavy plate glass and those behind the driver carry a beau- tiful frosted horder design. The am- bulance equipment includes Bom- gardner all . aluminum stretches cot that may be adjusted to' any posi- tion, two attendants folding chairs, red cross signs and arn,bulance plate. The body is of excellent design and the coach as a whole is finished in black ducco. With this fine equip- ment, Mr. Box is now in a position to do amibulance work as well as funeral directing. SCHOOL OF ' COMMERCE CLINTON, ONT. Fall Term Opens Sept. 5th COURSES: Stenographic C'onrmercial Secretarial Special 'Courses- Arranged Correspondence Courses to those who cannot attend school. Write or Phone 198. B. F. WARD, B.A., - Prjncipal. M. A. STONE - Com. Specialist Vice-Prin. 3426-5 Be Careful Don't take chances on poor chimneys. - Have than repaired now by reliable mechanics. SEE US FOR ESTIMATES R. FROST -& SON Tile Mfgs. and General Contractors Phone 183 : " Seaforth We are ' paying for Standard' Wheat *oC��HFIourMiIsCo. Phone 51„ ALL '(HATS EXACTLY HALF ?RICE ALL., SUMMER DRESSES AT 1siERY SPECIAL PRICES We believe that hundreds of persons benlefitted by jSeaforth's Co -Opera- tive Stale, held by the merchants last week.• {, We considered it a' successful Sale from every viewpoint, and we want to thank • the people for their liberal patronage. We endeavored to make the values s+0 •go 4 that no matter what you bought the 'saving would be. an ap- preciable amount. Naturally we have a heavy stock still, and so during August will have outstanding price reductions on many items throughout the store. Come. MANY SPEC (ALS IN LINENS ' AND COTTONS MacTAVISH'S ■ ' SPECIAL PRICES TI'1',RO1i GH- OIfT THE ,.U. RR.1234. STORE she .is able to be about again. • Mr. and Mrs. Joe ''Eckert, of Stayner, spent a few days visiting friends in thief vicinity. • Miss Effie Smith, of London, is visiting at the home of Mrs'. G. T. Turnbull. • 'Mr. R. eE- Cresswell returned to Denver' on Tuesday. • +Miss Patricia Southgate and Miss Lillian Southgate are spending a ntonth in Manitoulin. • Mx. Hugh Ross, of Guelph, is the ,guest of +Mr. and ('.Mrs. K. M. Mc- Lean. • Mrs. 'McNaughton, of Hamilton, is visiting at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Govenlock in' 'MicKil'lop. • Miss ,Marion Scarlett spent the week end at Port Dover and Simcoe. ••••• • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grieve and son, of Windsor, were week and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. ,M. Grieve, in Egm'ond+ville. • Miss Lulm.sden, of Dublin, , Ire- land, is the guest of Miss Jackson in Egmondville. • Mr. R. A. Walter, accountant in the Bank of Commerce, is spending his holidays at his home in Jarvis. • Mr. and Mrs. Bleck, Bert, Frank and Laura Black, of Toronto, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. M. McKellar. They were accompanied by Miss Isabel McKellar who has. been , spending the past month in. Toronto. • Guests at the home of Mr. Dun- can McCowan during the .past week' were: Mrs. T. V. Nimmo and son,' Duncan, of Toronto; Mrs. R. C. Gotch and daughter,. Dorothy, .-of New Or= leans,.. and Mr. W. C. • Brough, ' of Goderich. • Mr. Wlm. Muldrew, of Hamilton, is a guest at the home of Mr. Robert Scarlett. • Mr. and 'Mrs. S. L. Wright and son, 'Mr. Jack Wright, and Miss Marie Farrand, of Toronto, were week end guests at the home of rMrs. R. M. Jones. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, Miss Mary Stewart and Miss Nora Stewq.rt ° left on Thursday morning for New York. • .Mrs. F. S. Brugger and two sons of Montreal, ar'e visiting at the home. of her mother, Mrs. G. Pethick. • Mrs. Clen Colbert and two chil- dren, of Halmllton, are guests at the home of Mre. A, M. Barton. • 'Mists Mary Horton, Mr. Horace Horton and Mr, D. McCartney, of Toronto, were holiday guests at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greig. • Miss .Helen Ament, of Guelph, and Mr. K. W. Arnent, of Toronto, spent the week end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Annelle • Mr. 'Dick Thompson, operator at the 'C.N.R. station, for several years, has been transferred t'o St. Cathar- ines. , •--Mrs. Phillips and children and Mr. and 'Mrs. W. H. Tribute, -of Ham- ilton, and ,Mr. 'and' Mrs. ,McBride, of Toronto, were week end' guests at the home of Mrs. L. T. DeLacey. WALTON . The August meeting of the W.M.S. and W.A., of Duff's' United Church, was, held at the home of. Mrs. Dan McCallum On Wedmersd'ay afternoon. The,rnissfonary meeting which was in charge of the president, Mrs. (Rev.) Charles CuSmim'ing, opened' with pray- er and a hymtn, after which the Bible story entitled, "Lot's Wife,", was giv • en ''ey Mrs. Herbert Kirkby. Plans were made for the annual thankoffer- ing meeting which will be held in Ooto'ber. Following a hymn and prayer by Mrs'. Peter McArthur, a splendid, topic was given by Mrs. Cumminlg on o1Stewardship," in which she stated thee a steward is a person entaus•tea with things not his own and stewardship includes possession, reseponsibility and accountability. The meeting closed with a 'hymm • and at prayer by Mrs. Edward Bryans.. The W. A. meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. George Me - Taggart. 'Following the openin,, hymn, the Seriptere lesson was react from Hebrew, chapter 2, after which, a few items of business were discuss- ed. The meeting closed with a hyena and prayer by Mrs. Bryans, The August meeting of the' Gleaner Mission Band of Du'ff's United church wiil'be held in the school room• of the church on Sunday morning. at 11 a,m. Mr. .Hiarvey Bryans is' attending summier school at Toronto Univers- ity. Recent visitors in the 'village were; Mrs. Robert Naylor and daughter,; Lois, of Rochester,'with Mr. and Mrs.. Peter -Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs.. John Buchanan.; Mr. and Mfrs. Bazit Wilson and 'son, Donald, of London, at the home of Mos. Wilson's, par- ents, Ms. ,arid Mrs. R. W. 'Hjoy; Mrs.. G. Welters and daughter, Dolores Fay, and 'Lloyd. Cook, 'of 'Belga:ave, with 'Mr. W. C. Bennett; Mr. and Mrs_ Fred Kerley and daughter, 'Margaret Ann, of Toronto, with 'Mrs. Kerley's: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love; Mr. and Mrs. F. (Martin and sons,. Edwin and George, of Belgrave, att the home of M:r. and Mrs. Nelson Reid; Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr, of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kerr, of Toronto, at the home of 'Mr.. and 'Mrs. 'George •McTaggart; Missee Helen and Berea Steiss, of Seaforth,. with their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. D- Ste3ss; Mrs. Clark, of Kinburn, with Mrs. Edward +Britton on the 16th con- cession of Grey; Mr. and Ma's. Howard! Bolger, of St. 'Catharines, . with the former's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Johns 'Bolger on the 18th con., Grey; 'Jim Johnston, of Guelph, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas John- ston on the 16th con., Grey; the Hog- garth•fa•mily, of London, at the home of the Misses Simpson; Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Robertson, of Bright, at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. George McAr- thur. Mrs. Joseph Bennett and grandson, Ronald Bennett, are holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Davidson a1 Port Elgin. Miss Dorothy Drager, Joseph Ben- nett, W. C. Bennett and daughter, Shirley, spent Sunday with relatives at Port Elgin. Visitors in the vicinity:, Miss' Marie Coutts, of Mitchell, with 'her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hackwell; :Mrs. J. Johnston, of Blyth, at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Colin Fingiand. Miss Helen Roberton, of 'Bright, is visiting at the home of +Mr. and Mrs_ George 'McArthur. Miss Gertrude Miller has returned' home after spending a week with relatives at !Mitchell and at Floral Park near Washago. +Mrs. Robert Wilson spent the week end at her home in Brussels. Mr. Lawrence Cummings and son, Garret, spent Wednesday in London... Anniversary services will he held in Duff's United Church on eSunday, August 20th. The morning service' will be nconducted by Rev. R. W. Ross, D.D., of St. AndreWs Church, .London: Rev. W. M. Grant, of Bel - grave, will have, charge of the even- ing service. Special music will be contributed by the ohoir. The service next Sureley morning wild be in charge of the pastor of Duff's United Church, Rev. Charles Curtaining. His • subject will be, "Quench 'Not the .Spirit."" The first game in the H.F.A. play- offs will be played at Walton on Mon- day evening, ,August 14th, beteveern Brussels and Walton. The game will be called at 5.45 sharp. NOTICE - Ta Collegiate Pupils All pupils intending to register in Form I of the Seaforth Collegiate, for the tern 1933-"84, which ''opens Septerhber 6th, are requested to do• so not Iater than August 12th ' 'Either;. mail a card• to the Principal, or register in person at the , Collegiate on August 5th or August ,12th, between the houra ' 10 s,.rit. acid 12 uoonf".