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SE,kFORTH, Friday, October 6, 1933
It Looks Like Old Times
A novel scene for these days was
witnease-d at the Canadian National
stock yaa,ds in Seaforth on Monday
last, when seven cars of cattle were
assembled here for export to Lit'er-
pool, England. .
It looked like old tinier in fact.
Thirty years ago it was tiu" atom
mon sight, 'but thirty y:,ars ii quite
a space of time, and many ups and
downs have been experienced in the
cattle ;hipping business sin'a:e then.
Thirty years ago ieevling cattle fo
.. export was a thriving indus , w'
district, n-
rr t 'r• in this .a
'the fa i � s
uL
deeds of cattle were expo:•ted arrruu-
ally.
"Then came the opening of the
American market by the raducrion of
tariffs on cattle an the export trade
}windled and for some years the ex-
. pori s'hipm'ents have been few and
far between.
Now the vvhe'el is turning again
Higherand ever higher tariffs have
not only closed tree American niar-
<kets to Canadian cattle, but every
other foreign' niarket as -m -ell:•
Canadian markets during' the pass
three or fear years have been mable
to, absuib the- surplus. Shippers tc
these markets- have been receiving
for their cattle little more than the
• transport an4 comhiic'sioa charges,
Sometimes not Even that.
The improsr'ement of the ti -,nes ire
Great Britain, coupled with the Im-
perial preference, have, in r•ecen!
months, opened up- a mark: t in the
old country, and Canadian feeder;
are again exporting their cattle,
At best, however, the, British anar•
` tet is a g'amlL•'le. The distanc:: is sc
great that ' anything -..right hipper
betvve-en the loading in Canada ane
. the arrival of the cattle in England
And once laun'che'd there„is no turn•
ing back, no holding over. 'What' was
a verystrong market when the cattle
were shipped, may have become a
ylery weak one by the time, they are
landed. That; is the gamble..
. Fortunately, however, for the Can-
adian exporter the British market
has been fairly .strong for some
months, and with exchange where it
is, 'Canadian shippers have been able
to 'do much better abroad than they
would be able to do at home.
We hope that fortune will continue
t9 favor the !bra've' and .that our
Huron exporters will land. on a top-
ping market. The farmer needs all
the encouragement he can get these
days.
The Nein ,Government Loan
One hundred and one million d'o1-
la�ere subscribed to the new gov-
ernment loan on Tuesday, the first
day the subscription lists were open-
ed. '•
The total amount of the loan asked
for is $225,000,000 and the bonds
bear interest at from, three and a
half to four per cent.
'The money is to be used to retire
former government loans bearing a
. very much higher interest, and will
. effect a saving in interest charges of
some two and a half million dollars
a year. That .is good business.
At the same time, even with the
much lower interest rate, the invest-
ment is a safe and sound one and the
rapidity with which it is being, taken
up shows that Canadfian firms and in-
dividuals recognize that fact. ,
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No One Wins -
Since early in the month of August
.there iibaye [been cowl strikes in focus
counties in the State of Perim-ylvanda
adjoining ,Pittsburg.
Since these strikes started the
miners have lost in wages $7,84.5,000
and the loss including 'that suffered
b'1' business..in general is estimated
at $20,000,000. Who won than strike?
Gaming nearer home we have the
+strike in -the City of Stratford, just i
a few, miles, away.
Theme, for upward's, of 'a month, the I'
workmen in the principal man'ufalc-
tuAnk ipliants of the city, have .been
a# ion shrike, and the factories, as
a consequence, have been closed.
Dutting'that tk n e- the workmen have
lost their wages and the factories
have had their trade connections
broken.
iWe do i1bt • know the inns and outs
of the ,contlr6versy. ° is right or
who is wrong, or who is ito 'blame for
the situ til that bas arlselL -' ...,
Burt'we -do know tthot neither the
2hadd”, tuners' xtox the workmen will
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proint by the shrike.
Before the workmen can again
draw wages, the factory owners will
have to carvvass the tirade to secure
new contracts, n
That is not going to be an easy
task to accomplish. Having cancel-
led) provii'ous contracts because of
strike conditions, 'business is not go-
ing to ttuinlble over itself to fuinis'h,''
these manufacturea•s with neve ones.
,Not in these tithes at any rate, or
for some time to come.
,.•""In the meantime the factories will
remain closed and some eigh+ hun-
dred to a thousand wor•krmen will 'be
deprived of their wages and will have
to live as best ,they can,
No matttr what the ultimate result
will be, neither side can win, and
with winter coming on, the situation
created by the strike will be a very
serious one for the City of Stratford.
Teachers' Convention
(Continued from page 1)
The poen., "Canadian Born,` 'b'y
Pati-Pyie Johnston set to music by
Mr. H. Liven,,, of Goderich, was sung
by Miss Pocock, of London. The
-,void, an very natriot+lc ane ether
'rendering was heartily encore.l.
lrr. Gord'6n. Kidd, of Dungannon,
'rave hie vi.ws, lire and con, on the
second year normal course which he
h1 . taken recently. Heou 1 nc d . i the
work c'overekl month by month. He
was decidedly of the opinion that the
�d.?.tl antag'es outnunlfiei tha advant-
a;;e,. Tlie year spent r'erves as a
ec`ie• herr but lie thou;;ht summer
;'ohne; should ans-wer the same pur-
nor. Teachers los: the year•'i t•each-
ing•, bare to meet the doable exnonso
and face the., uncertainty- of securing
a school' wain.
Officers Elected
The ekct•ion of officers in the We—
Huron Section resulted as follow;,
President. 26.-G. M. Keeler. Dasli-
v^ ,nd; v;ce-president, Mr. G. S. Ho•,r•-
t•rd, Exeter; secretary-tr•easure-r•, IT,,
My �:xnehotl Go�,erich; Ctrt111ci1-
!ttrs—M,ss 11. A, FIlis, Hen.,all; -)lis
Philippa Penfold, Kip pen;.hiss E'lsur
Blackhall, F,xetc'r•'; Lilbrarian, lir
F;",v n Smith, Goderieh; Resolution
Coniniittee—Mi=, M. A. Hotton, Ex-
eter; Mr. C. Blower, Hensall; tins,,
L• McCullcw*, Winchelsea; .hiss J.
McDonald, Zurich; hiss S. Grant,
Lu•cknow•; fir+, R. Kilpatrick, Port
Albert; _Mr. E. C. Beacom, Goderich;
miditrr,, Mr. G. Bili, Dun'g•annon.,
Mr, 1V. Drok: nshire, St, .Joseph; d�-i-
egate to O.A.E., Mr. A. R. Dodds.
The auditors' report (to uate)
Ao,ved a -balance of over three hun-
dred dollars.
Resolution—That'an outline 'of seat
,work be authorized to accorrnpanv the
present primer. '
East Huron President in Chair
On Friday -morning at 9 o'clock
the convention reasseinbled with the
Tresiedent of the East Huron Teach-
ers' Association,, Mr. Alan Finlayson,
presiding. After nlorring prayers
Mr. Finlayson called' on Miss Ada
Webster,, ,of Luckn'ow, president of
the West Huron Association, for an
address.
hiss Wdbster chose as her sA-
ject, "Giving the Public School Child
a Fair Chance."_ Teachers, our school
system, our teaching methods and
results, daily receive --comments fav-
orable an& orth4rwlse from critics
outside as well as inside the teach-
. ing profession. Parents are some-
tirnes claiming that there is some-
thing wrong with ,public schools; that
pupils skim over a mass of material
' and master nothing. Inquiring per-
sons have found a c15•se relationship
between the methods' of teaching em-
ployed and"the` efficiency, or lack of
it, of boys,•and girls during and after
their school • days. The main objec-
tives in our teaching should be (1)
to teach the child to register each
new fact clearly and accurately in his
memory; (2) to insure the efficient
use of the memory by assisting the
child to establi7sh` th•e habit of prompt
recall. (3) To develop the reasoning
power by helping the child to es-
tablish the habit of applying to each
new situation and each new •problem
the principles oflogic and (4) to en-
courage in ,ever y, way possible the,
exercise of that rare gift—initiative.
The joint conventiori then broke
into two sections for election of of-
ficers. ,
( Continued next week.)
DUBLIN
Week end and holiday visitors
were: Mrs. Benninger, Sr:, Goderich
and Hugh Benninger, Kitchener ;
Frank Stapleton, Toronto; Gertrude
Stapleton, Toronto; Veronica Mc-
Connell, Galt; Florence 'Coyne, Pres-
ton; Joseph 'Carpenter, Chatham;
Birdie Murray, Kitchener.
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Smith and
Florence and Billie visited, in Cale-
donia.
Mrs. M. 'Byrne, Jo'sep'h' Carpenter,
Mgrs. T. J. Molyn!eaux and Angela
Shea are in Chicago.
)Forty Hours' Devotions closed at
St. Patrick's ,Church on Sunday ev-
ening. Rev. Father O''Connor, of the
Paulist Order, Toronto, was the
speaker for the occasion.
WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. "Mac" McKenzie, of
Oshawa, and 'Mrs. Mae-D'onrance, and
etMley, of Seafo!rbh, ispenft Sunday
wirth 'Mr, 'and 'Mrs. George Eaton.
0vir. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard and
chiid!ren ' and!' 3tr. John Armstrong
spent the week end with relatives in
London. -
IMr. and Mrs. Adam Doddsi, of Liss
towel, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ' Bax-
ter, of, Benmiller, spent Sunday with
M;T. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Sr.
IMr, Fid. Phy,ce atnd Miss Ammie
Pryc , of Hullett and Mrs. Pryce and
Nellie of Seafon{th ;pert Sunday with
Mr. e�nd 'Mrs. Scott, Bolton,
!Mr. Angus Moore is vdsibing rela-
tives, in C'hi'cago. ,
W. and Mars. Robert 'Hogg and
children of Eg+mlondWil'le and Mr, and
Mrs. 'Foster Bemnett and Momra spent
Monday with Mr. and IMrs. George
hlito!n.
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making goad recovery during the
'past couple of weeks, following an
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pent a few days in Toronto last
E�xetter, with, Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
were glad to sere theme.
Mr. Wilfred Troyer, of )4agmete-
England for 51 years, 'Since the
Leek.
Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. L. Hannon,
Rev. E, F. Chandler was art ' St,
warn, in the Parry 'Sound District, ac-
founding of :the -Canadian Churo'h
.Mr. Archie Campbell of toronto
Mr. and Mrs. N. 'Bushfi,eld, of Mit-
Helen's conducting airndversary sem-
co!mpanied by his wife and rnemibers
Army* in 1929 its, officers have been
pent Thanksgiving with relatives
shell, with Mr. acid Mrs. William
vices in the United iChumh there on
of the, famdl'y, motored here the first
working in all parts of the Domin-
eay.
'•Stadler; Mrs. Feweett, Mrs, Vivian
Sunday lash.
part of this week to iilsi't their many
ion. Capt. Morris himself has had;.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bart. spent
and -daughter, of Mitchell, with Mr.
(Miss Mary Thomson spent a few
relatives and friends. Wilfred in his
varied experiences and will no doubt
iwnday with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
and'Mr+s. J. M. Worden-
days in Goderich last week attend-
early years was a resident of the
relate ,many interesting incidents of
Iparling, I
ing,the joint convention of East and
village, a son of the lane James
,his work on the 'borders of. Algon-
Miss Muriel Finnigan spent Mon-
West Huron Teachers' Associatuoa,
,Troyer and `Mrs. Troyer, who is now
qu'in Park and other plates. Theay
KIPPEN
with ":Hiss Margaret Montgom-
which was he1'd` in that town
a resident of Seaforth. It is twenty-
publd'e are cordially Invited to attend
r'y.
will lee the speaker at the annivers-
'Mrs. J. Gordon, of Hensall, is at
eight years 'since Wilfred left this
the.meeting. 'Lunch will be 'served. '
ars° services df CJhisel'hurst ori the
A heavy shower of hail passed ov-
present visiting with herr daughter,.
village and 'he notes many changes
The ladies of the United Church melt
r the burg on Sunday.
Rev. J. H, G ogh'ean, 'of Luckanow,
Mrs. Albert 'Ha'rvey; Mrs, Logan .is
and 'many of his. friends of that time
in the school room of the church on
.Mr., Fear Bullard and Mr. J, M.
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visited his cousin, Mrs. Wright,also
visiting there.
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have passed) away. He is now and
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Tuesday evening last'and- decided not
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kkart were in Toronto on Wednes-
fast week.
'�w'aek
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker, of
has 'been for a number of years
to have a fowl s'uppe'r oar other
Uay at a telephone convention. Mr.
'Laua•aibelle Wright spent th.e
Toronto, spent the week end' with the
carrying on 'a very successful bu$i-
,"-
'tertainment, but will make a ean-
'ercy Little was in Toronto on busi-
end with 'Miss Ruth Coles in Hensall.
latter's 'bro'thers, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
ness as a general `store merchant, He
vass of th'e congregation as they
uess-
Visitors during the week end with
Ivison and Mr. IHlenry Ivison and
i'made the trip here by auto taking
thought "'much money could be
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daylm'ond'and faro -,.of
r)1r. and Mrs. J. B. McLean included:
'-VI•r•. and 'Mrs. Robert McLean eyed
'.Miss Jean. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance and
4* many cities and places of interest
in a pleasure trip Of -a week or so.
raised in that way as any- other
taking into account the expenses
'Cihurca entertainments will soon be
ELIli'IVILLE
family, of'Wabaus!hene; Mr. and Mrs.
family,of Porter's Hill, spent Sun-
')There were quite a number of vis-
connected with other .ways of rais-
ily, of Blake, and'Yr. and 'Mrs. A.
liiRI'McLean'and daughter, of Haan-
, ilton; Miss Dorothy McLean and
day with the latter's father and sis-
ter, 'Mr. Henry Ivison and 'Miss Jean.
itoms in the village for Thanksgiving
-holidays.
ing funds to say nothing of -ripe la -
bor.
Visitors in this community ov.`er the
lohday were: Mrs. Alice Rheim of
friend, of Clinton, Mr. and'' ..Miss
'Mrs. Gibbs, of Ireland, who has
Harvest Home services were held
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Pearl Wood and Miss Gertie Francisbeen
vi'sitin'g her daughter, MissPau-
Is in St. Pas Anglican church on Sun-
USBORNE
yI. I Mr. Enos Herdman of Toren-
of Exeter, Mrs. Anna McDonald and
Minnie, in Toronto, motored here a
day last when two fine discourses
I.
with relatives here; Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Leiper, of Hensall'few
days ago with her daughter and
yere given by the Rev. 'Mr. stone of
menvillle last week attending the fun-
k. C. Whitlock and Mrs. Horton, also
Mrs. F. Graham and daughter and
Council ,Minurtes, — The municipal
r friend and are visiting with Mrs.
.Dorchester:. The • church was beau-
disse•s Joy and Evelyn Whitlock of
son, Miss Dowis and John, of Lon-
council of the Township of Ushorne
Robert Bontbron and 'Mr. and Mrs.
-.
ddfully decorated' wit* flowers, fruitts,
t. Thomas with relatives; Dr. 0.
,,V,ilson
don• we're visitors witlh Mr. arnd Mrs.
,met at Elimvville •on October 7th with
T. C. Joynt. •
and grain which gave it a real .bar-
of Toronto and hiss Bessie
J. C, Bell during the week end.
all the menilbers present. The min-
I1Mr, Wer•veyn Brown., 'of Toronto,
vest home appearance. There was a
Sell, R.N., of London with Mr. and
Dr. Gilbert Jarrott, of Hamilton,
u`tes..of the meeting of Sepberirber 2,
spent the past week here with his
good attendance and goad i itusic ap-
4Tr•.. Chas. Stephen. I
spent th.e week end with, his parents,
were re'a'd and approved on motion of
parents, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Brown.
pr•op'riate for the occasion by the
Quite a number from li-re attend-
I Mr. and 'Mi -s. Isaac Jaa-rott. '
Westcott-Moir.. The repres'enta'tives
Mr. 'William Beaver, an old time
-home church choir. C'alp4 MoTrib
'd the anniversary services at Wood-
Miss Doris Graham+, of London, is
of tshe General Accident 'Co, inter-
resident of the village, ,but who has
assisted at the services.
lair last Sunday.
I visitingwith friends in this vicinity.
vrve!wed the council concerning a bond
'been of rate making his 'bom`e with
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At Carnwl Presbyterian church the
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j Her many friend. a Phis
for teteCollector.,....' -
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daughter in Kitchener;' is here'
"pastor, Rev, W. A. Young, gave
I Hazel, also firs. Alice
' he'r'•
more That a fidelity ' bond for $3`00
-assisting in -the preparing of onion'
good suitable senn'ons for the 'occa-
Rheinr of Toronto visited relatives in
+'Iliss'Et.ta Jarrott, of the teaching
be taken.together with a hold-up in-
and bean' shipping in the spring, and
sion assisted by his brother, Mal-
�Iitchell on Stinday,
staff, Toronto, spent the Thanksgiv-
'surance for two months from Noxe+m�-
will 'be here for a, number of weeks.
cohn, -who is studying fot the min -
Mr. Len O'Reilly, who has been
ing week -end Nvtth her parents, Mr.
,ber 15th to January 1'57th•,for $2,000,
On account of anniversary' services
istr•y. There was a good -attendance.
_-s,•iting with relativ,s 'in Sarnia for
and firs. Isaac Jarrott.
the premium for 'both to the $3000.
in flue sister charge of the United
In addition to anthems two 'fine'gwar-
i month, has returned.
Miss P, Penfold, of S. S. No. 14,
Shier -:Moir: That the selectors of
Church at Chiselhurst on the coming
tetter were rendered. At the morn -
Stanley, spent trhe week end at her
home near Elora.
.jurors -nie-A at the clerk's office ori•
Monday, October 10th, at 8 p,m,
Sunday, October 15th, there will be
no service in the evening in the
ing service by Mrs. W. A. McLaren, ..
Mrs, •Andrew 'Dougall, Robert Y.
ZURICH
•'lusts N. Richardson, of S. S. No.
Treasurer's report: Rebate from Jno,
United Church at Hensall,
McLaren and W. A. McLaren, and -
1, Tuckersriii.th, and Miffs J: Camp-
'he'll, of S. S. No. 14, Hay, were',taxes,
Stewart on snow work, $2.27.5; 19'32
$525.00; penalties, $13.89; leg-
airs. J. ,McQo•nnel.l, nvidow of the
late Rev. J. A. McConnell, pastor of
at the evening service by Mrs. Jas.
A, Paterson, Irene Hoggarth, R. Y.'
Moinbers of the local Luther
League attended the district.conven-
guests at'tiheir honvis near Listowel
isl'ative grant to public schools,
Carmel Church here previous to the
1McLaren anti Jim Bengough.
[ion held at on Monday...
over the T'hanksgiv'ing holiday.
$1,333.191 viz: S .S. No. 1, $118.57; S.
Church Union for a number of years,
-Rev. George Ohiv�er, of Blyth Unit -
-Milverton
Mr. J. C. Salmon has leased • the
Miss Miss Helen Cliandlesr of the high
S. No. -, $1-6.04; S. S. No. 3, $76.11';
is spending a -couple of weeks here'
ed :Church, preached both morning
lull -acre farm on the 5th concession,
g staff, Blenheim, and
s'chool teaching
S. S. No, 4, $72,37• S. S. No. 5,
with her many,friends. Mrs. Me-
and evening with fine two, htful dis-
g
FIa} Township. '1'•rom the owner. lir.
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hiss Halcyon�Charndler of Western
$142.0'3; S, S. No. 6, $4'29,40; S. S.
Connell is and has 'belch since ,caving
courses in which he stresse(i the
John hoarse, of Grand �3en'I, for a
Univers ity, London, spent the week
Ii o. "r, $128.01; S. S. No. 10, $109:22;
Hensall a resident gf Toronto.
Thanksgiving occasion, while the
term of three' seal: arici takes po-
end at th' ,Manse with their par-
P`
S. S. No:' 12 U., $131.36. Passmore -
The council is •t'hiss week sending
church choir rendered fine anthems at
next April.'
ents, Rev, and Mrs. F. Chandler.
Moir: That the following 'billa 'be
out tax bill's or accounts for the
bath services and in addition at the
.:rich
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A' coating of crushed stone has
"Very fine crowds attended the
paid: Dr. J. G. Dunlop, medical ser-
,resent year and which show
I • quite a
morning service there was A trio
been ,•laced on the main sty eet in
, )r anniiversary s`eir•vices which
vice, re Alonzo Neil, $45. 0'; Times-
considerable reduction in amount ow-
given very pleasingly by W. 0. Good-,
he village, delivered from the town-
were held in St. Andrews United
c clvocate, print'in'g and stationery,
ing to certain 'd'ebentures for cement
'um. Dr. Ivan' Smillie and Miss
;hili crus=her. This materiA is niost-
Church on, .:unday last. Rev. Wil-
13.35; A. 'W. Etherin ton', 2 shoe
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pavement of Main Street having been
Florence Welsh and at the evening
ly crushed Piny= stave and should
•s zzo el gave two very
I,.n, .n, of St. Helen's, s, „ c 7"Y
and lamb killed by dogs, $1'5; How-
p aid off, which lowers the amount
service Mr. Thomas Slier'ritt ver ac-
y
make a 'good vvl-aring surface.
in'tere'sting messages.• The choir r•en-
and Hunter, sheep killed -by dogs,,$8;
S. J. 'P -,-m, extra co!tle'ction of 1932
that was collected for 1932.
ceptably gave a solo, all the musical
J=r. L. L. Eidet, teller at the local
<lered very fine anthems and Moss
'taxes in arrears, $35.00; Milton
Teachers and scholars of the pub=
-numbers being well rendered and
r-
h, a.i^h" of the Bann of Mon'real • -e-
nil Woods, s'oloi'st, of Exeter, de-
lig•ht.ed by her fine
1h'ock, cleaning pit, $11.90; Warren
lie school had- a few days' holidays
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much enjoyed.
+1'liss Laura McConnell,
Phe Ira=t two years, has been trans-
all very numsbers•
This is the first time Miss Woods
Brock, .leaning 'pet, $10.1:5';""'^Grt'drge
cunni the 5t week owin to the
g
'teachers held
eld+esst
daughter of the lobe• Rev. J. A. 1lc-
t
ferred o the bailjc's branch at St.
I'hom.as and left for his neve p'osi-
has 'been h+card in Ki en and her
p'p
Harrah;' cleaning pit, $1'0.15; Alfred
convention at .the
county town of Goderich and then
Connell and 'Mrs. McConnell, now -
�i a
•, on on 11ednesday, On Tuesday ev-
solos were ve'r • muah enjoyed.
y J y
Brock, 'cleaning psit, $4.35; John Kel-
lett, labor in pit, $6.90; John Hey-'•
Thanksgiving holidays following gave
living in Toronto,' -spent the week end
a
:ring• he" ,was presented with a hand-
,ome clu'i bar• and an address by his
Th? cantatta, ,"Pe4itenc•e, Pardon
an'd Peace, by 'Maunder, whish was
.wood; ,cement mixer, $32; A. J. Clat-
quite a few days.
Thi painting of the exterior of the
th'e guest of Miss IHiannah Craig. -
She novo hold's a goad position on
Friends of town.
pi,it on b} a choir of thirty voices
worthy, lumber for bridge, Imo
town -)tail is completed and adds much
the Toronto staff of teachers and
7 a,
Thanksgiving Da.y; passed off very
from Ripley under the leadership ofMarshall,
ti Pto
�br I$9.07;
cement, ,,.8.., Milton Gre-
•
its appearance.
vvas leasad to meet her friends here
P
,uietIy in the village. IThe deet)) wet
llr. William Leonard with Miss
gory, cement grave], $8.96; Ed.. Johns,
'3iunicipal'rivatters will soon' be en-
where her father was pastor of Car-
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tvei.-her kept many at home,
Eleanor Snider, of Kirncardine, as ac-
'vv!ork on bridgte, 75e; Fired) Johns,
t
gaging the attention of the ra�e'pay-
n,el Presbyterian Church for a num-
!\Ir. Daniel' Sivith, who sent some
Hamburg,
conipanis't, 'an'd Mr, Neil McDonald,
Kincardine,
work on bridge, lyes Louis Fletcher;
work on bridge. $4.0'8; Alfred' Brooks;
ers and speculation is already rrif
ber of 'years previous to the Union.
[weeks visiting relativ1es in
reader, also of was mituch
by lovers of the
,work on `bridge, $1.50; Wilbert Bat-
as to who will compose 'the council
for
airs. William Fairbairn was vis-.
Kitchener and Hanvilton returned
home last Saturday.
,enjoyed all music
surr•oundi'ng vicinity on. Monday ev-
ten, work on bells+e and dragging,
1934.
We notice Etat our cement side-
�
ited by her father and mother a few
days ago. It was her mother's first
Mrs. Will Hess an -d- M
c Mrs. Jac).
ening last. 11r. Grab 'Crawford who
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$19.2.5; Charles Stephen, gravelling,
8156.80; . �
Garnet ,Wilson, gravelling,
walks, while very good on the whole,
trip after suffering a severe stroke
Ea�en of Pontiac, lTichigan, visited
at they home of 1Ia. and firs. A. F.
needs no introduction to Ki`ppen awdi-require
ences, ,having assisted as soloist at
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$9'9.6,0; William Routley, gravelling,
repairing in a number of
places and new sections put in and
some little time ago, and it goes
without saying she received a very
Hess on Friday.
sseveral anniversary services, together
Leonard,
$4:75; 'Mac t'lornish,• gravelling, $4.50;
'Ralph C+orni,sh, gravelling, $7.50; R.
nothing adds ,m'eh more to the ap-
hearty welcome to her home.
'-Hasse-Rau.—An interesting event
withMr. as accompanist,
Corrvis'h, gravelling, $6; Won. Brad-
pearance' of a village as well as saf-
Mr. Charles Hanson, of Stratford,
�ook place at the Drysdale R. C.
'Monday
took several• s'ol'o arts in his usual
Pa
Martin
'shaw, gravelling, $6,2'3; H. G. We'b-•
ety to pedestrians as well -kept side-
accompanied by a lady friend, visited
'Fairbairm
Church on forenoon; October
)th, when Rev. L. Marchand united'
capable manner. Miss was
a'l'so heard in solo pants•. The dif-
ber, 'bla'cksmithi- ,
g, $4.10 Chas. Mon-
'$7.2'0;
walks.
The M W. S. of .the United •church
with lir. incl 'firs. Wm.' .
.the 'fir'st part of this week.
in marriage Florence, draughtier of
ferent parts of the cantatta were
teith,' work on roads, Hector
Rowcl'iffe, dragging, $8.515; Henry
met in the Sunda y school room on
Mr. Alex. Ingram is in Detroit
yfrs. Rau and the late Heng Rau,
very well rendered and showed ex-
Ford, superintendence, $83.65. The
Thursday 1
ay art wherr..;Mrs. C. A. Mc-
!visiting his 'son, Alva. •
if Stanley Township, and `_1Ir. Aug-
ist'Mas,se, son' of 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
ceptional ability and training, and
g
sp'e'aks well for their leader and ac-
council adjourned to meet on Satur-
3
Donell Presided. The 'opening Hymn
was followed by the Scripture lesson'
One of the bean men, was up from
'Chatham recently and expects soon
Masse', of Hay Township' Mr. and
co anist., as, well as their own -musi-
tn'p
'day, November 4th, at 1 p.m:—Henry
Stran Clerk.
Strang,
z,ead by Mrs,. A. McDonald. Mrs.
to ,be 'busy looking after that busi-
Ars. Masse will reside on the Blue
cal ta'len;t. Miss E. Snider- and Mr.
Wm. Dougall, !Sr., led' in prayer. The
n'ess which is now such an ivnport-
Water Highway, -south of St.. Joseph.
W. Leonard) Na+y'e+d tr wo very fine
minutes of the previous meeting were
ant feature with farmers.
Mr. '.Melvin Overholt, of near Drys-
Piano duets, which were much apr
MT. Neil McDonald,
HENSALL
read and approved. The roll call was
-showing
iMr., and !Mrs. Gordon Pybus and
We. thtesher, met with a painful
nreciated.•• read-
read, 207 members', present.
family and Mr. and Mrs. H, Ricker
resident tore other day when his left
er, displayed his talents of 'entertain--•
The devotional leaflet was read by
'Mrs.
'spent the. w,Eek end visiting relatives
,Mr. Petty the Township Hay,
nand came in contact with the blower
ni+en't very capably. This cantatta
of of
A. Sinclair. The program was
and friends in Bright and Plattsville-
'ar'n while threshing bubkw'heat. The
was given' u'nd'er, the 'av�pices of .the
bad the misfortune to fall from the
as follows: "Living Issue of China,"
'Mrs, H, F. Squires and son, Ar -
q
in ers were bad) bruised and cut'
g' Y
St. An'drew's United Church.
'barn ]floor and, injure his Mp. He
'Scott
first speaker, +Mrs. L. R. Coles; sec-
'
thur, and '1lis,s Orma Cl�appison', of
end he, will be laid off work for some
veeks.
Mr. Clarence McLean, of London,
's -Dent the week end and holiday With
was taken to Memorial 'Hos-
jiital-w'here .an X-ray was taken. A-
ond, Mrs. Anna McDonald; third,
'Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill; fourth, Mrs.•
Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
'his. parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, J. B. Me-
Lean. I
'bout 12 years ago .Mr. Petty had the
misfortune to fr'a'cture his leg.
'Mr. Archie
John 'Elder; fifth, Mrs. Agnes Mc-
Donald, all the ,speakers giving most
Gordon Pylaus' during the past week.
Considerable wood is being brought
into market and meets with reg' dy
VARNA
Mr. D. Coobed• is in Chicago at-
Hadg'elrt and family
'have'
timely and well thought out remarks
demand at trhis time of the,
tending the Els position.
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Mr, and Mrs, !H'arry Cirsesney are
moved a few miles east of the
village where Mx. Hodgert its employ-
on the subject. The closing hymn was
followed by prayer by 'the president,
year.
Mr. G. L. Jinks, courier and cour-
tractor of 'Hensall Route Na. 1, still
Rev. F. H. Paull, who has been ap-
rointed: to ,St. Ai hen •Church, ' Wind-
g
,
being visited by the formers sister,
Mrs. Oaken and family of Toronto.
ed.
Large
g shipments, of isugar 'beets
Mrs. Charles A. Mc+D,onell.
' The focal churches are alr'ead and •
,con'tinues Lite
9v Poorly but his hast
friends
,or, gave his farewell service to a
are con
g congregation Sunday evening.
W'e are pleased to report that Mr,
and turnips are now the order of
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ping out 'proceedin s for fowl ,sup-
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of hope he will soon regain
his accustomed health.
Several from St. Jo'hn's Church at-
O'Lack Petty,. -who suffered' a broken
the day, from our ralfway station
pe? s, enterrtainrrruents ,an'd the canvas-
°"Tor
Dr. B. Campbell and Mrs. Camrp-
ended the Deanery meeting in Clin-
collar bone and hi one da lalst
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and is quite an asset to the farmers.
r
Mr. Hugh McEwen returned
•sin g funds, for church schemnes
bell and family spent the week end
on 'last week.
week, is improving.
Mr. and .Mrs,. ,George 'Petty and
.has
from an extended' "trip to the Old
,and other obligations with the near
closing of the
g
with their relatives, Mrs. T. Mur -
Mur -
Holiday visitors: Misses Beatty,
sir: Laythem, Miss Chuter, of Lon-
famirly, of Windsor, were holiday vis-
Country and in Europe and had a
year.,
'On Monday, October 16th, the A.
dock and daughter, 'Ethel, returning
to Toronto on Monday.
ion; 37:r. and Mrs. Roy Morrison, of
hors with the formers parents, Mr.
P
and :Mrs, 0 Lock Petty, of Hay,
very ,pleasant time, the weather be-
in ve
ing try favorable for most of his
Y. P. A. of 'St. Paul's Anglican
g
Church, will hold their opening
The merchants report trade as im-
litchener; Misses Palmer, of Hamill-
on.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert 'Parsons, of
P• Tile reports conditions beco'm-
sheet-
ing of the season in the Norm of a
proving and are displaying fine stocks
for the fall and trade.
Miss Edith Mossop spent a few
Hensall; Mr. Fred Parsons. of Lon-
ing m'or•e favorable -throughout the
'distric'td
social ervlening, A feature of the ev-
winter
Considerable rain is being brought
g g '
ays with ilviends in Goderich.
don, and Mr, and Mrs. Joe Fergtt-
that he was in and particu-
,enring will be a 'lantern slide d'escrip-
into market and meets with ready
Miss McTaggart, of Clinton, was
son and family and Mr. Francis
larly so in Great Britain.
'The
tion of the work of the Church Army
demand and the best +prices going,
he 'gu'est o_ Miss Frances liossop
Ryckman, of Chiselburst, were guests
farmers in this district are
by Captain Morris, of Toronto. The
there being a little upward, tendeno
g p y
Sunday,
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons on
busily engaged in, 'securing their root
'
Church Army has been established in
in prices, .
,Miss Frances Mo'ssop, in company
Sunday last
'The many friends of ,Mrs. Robert
craps, the weather being very fav-
orabl•e, but may soorti break up.
^ith NIT. A'berhart, attended the
e'ach'ers' conventon in Goderich.
Elgie will be pleased to know that
hver-
'The ,coal dealers have been 'kept
'busy dor the past week filling
.
.
Rev. Mr. 'Gale, of Bayfield, took
harge of ,the morning anhiversary
s a 1s mnrproving.
'Mrs. William Alexander and dough-
ter, Miss Isobel_ in Goderich
:.., g
orders; ;
Miss Clarissa Mitchell has been
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were
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one day last week.
About twenty ladies attended the
making goad recovery during the
'past couple of weeks, following an
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assisted very ably with the
inging, which was good.
W M. S. meeting which was held at
'Mrs.
operation for appendicitis.
James S' daughter,
,
the home of Wm. Workman on
Wednesday last.
. Miss Mildred Workman has taken
,Mrs. arks anti
Mrs. George E. McIntyre, who hags
'been keeping her mother company
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a position in Seaforth.
Mr. Lloyd Wiorkmran, of Oshawa,
for the past few Weeks, intends with
the coming winter months. going to
,
Anniversary services were held" in
; pent the week end with his, par-
Detroit, where Mrs. McTtyirYVB1s homie
he United. Church on S4nnday, Oct.
ents,. 'Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Workman
is. "
th. Rrev, -1Mr, Cumsey, of Mitchell,
F,nd brother, Orval,
'Wi't'h the closing of the fine summa'
fall
el'ivered -two very finesermi6ns, and
Mr. A. Finlay -on, of Toronto, spent
neer and tri+onth;s,.our'garage men
n`ere was special music by the choir.
',the Thanksgiving week end, with his
find a large falling pff in bra$rc,and
'here was a large crowd at both s+er-
.parents, Mr. and- Mrs'. Jas. 'Finlayson,
tali for gas and' o!iC
ices.
Miss Jessde 'Finlayson, of Hallett, was
Re-,. M. B. Parker on Sunday last
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
also at home.
embanged, duties with Rev. 'Mr. Stone
.id was ,held at the h'onve, of Mrs.
(Miss, Bernice Neeb, of Goderich,
of .Dorchester.
.1'bert Sma•le om Thursday. Thea, meet-
has returned to her home after a
'Rev. Mr. ,Gardmter•, of Londesrb'o,ro,
vg took the form of a quilting and
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
will lee the speaker at the annivers-
iere were quite a number of ladies
S. Thomson.
ars° services df CJhisel'hurst ori the
resent.
Mrs. H. Itidker .and some Arthur,
coming Sunday, October 15th, at the
iWe are -sorry to ,report the serious1
ee•re visited iq Toronto friends last
afternoon and evening 'serlvliois and
Inetss of Miss IDionelds Gray end
week. .
will preach in 'the U'ni'ted C!huich at
•i.sh herr a spoe!dy recovery.
Mis's Mary Farquhar was a week
Fensall at the morning service at 11
,Mr. and ,Mrs,. F. OBriem spent the
end guest with he'r friends, ,the Miss-
o'clock,
,eek ,end in Torotuto with their son,
,,g Kathleen and Mildred Jones.
Mr. William (Moir and a daughter
Iir. and ,Mrs. Cecil O'Brien!. o
'Mr. and Mrs'. W. 'Hrarris, of Chis-
from the States have been visiting
Mr. and Mm. J. A. !Seidler were at
ellinrsrt, )were ,Sunday visitors with
with Mr. Andrew Moir andt'Mrs. Moir
fiaagara Falls over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daylm'ond'and faro -,.of
the Township of Usborne,
IMT. 0. W. Reed has returned' from
ily.
'Cihurca entertainments will soon be
btendnng the World's Fair in Chica-
'Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Brisde and fam-
'1•c order with our churehes and kin-
e•
ily, of Blake, and'Yr. and 'Mrs. A.
dred srozic+tip,'.
IMrr. and- Mrs. May, Exetter, Mx,
McBride were Sunday ' i'si•tors with
Mrs. WL ber and Jaughtet•, also Mgr,
nd Mrsc M. Greenwood and little
Mr, and Mrs. Pd. M'oExide, of the
ii, Doerr. Aubti)1•n, vlsif^d at the
augh6er.oT 'Munro spent Sunday
'village.
-of
note of rlNtrs. Wm. Luker on Sun-
sith ,Mr. and 'Mars. J. Leary,
Mrs. 'W. Hays d. daughter, Will=
,:ay last. '
'Suriday viAftrs .were: Mr. and
m; !Mists Jean ,MdLiesn and Mrs! W.
Mr's. Herb Kereher was i9n Bow -
Ira. H. Hlannon and Mrs'. McVey, of
McCullough, of Seaforth, attended
menvillle last week attending the fun-
iitehell, with Mir. and Mrs. William
dbrine services lit [St. Andrew's! church Feral
of her uncle, also visiting lir To-
ffrey-; Mir. and Mars. Cecil Stewart,
on ;Sunday ,last. TheiT many friends
rrotnto, .
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