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Routledge PHONE 166 I ,WHEN INSURANCE GETS THE TEST I — I . W'hen it comes time for the insur- ance company to "settle'up" with the hamrsed-that's the time insurance gets its test, and that's the time wher insecure policies, fraudulent policies policies that "Promise the world" are Bhown up in their weaknesses to the discomfiture of the insured. All oui policies are standard, backed by con. cerns that have stood the test ol time, and afford protection without Worry. - * � WATSON & REID_ . * - Phone 214 .:. Seafortl . . . Specialists in All I.Anes ol � Insurance. . I .0 � < "O S. T. Holmes & Son <� <> FUNERAL SERVICE < 40 Main Street, Seaforth < <> . < <> .S. T. Holmes, residence, < - 4> Goderich Street, West; phone < I -<> No. 119W_ Charles Holmes' < I <> residence, Goderich Street, < .. <> East; phone No. 3o8. � < <> Ambulance Service < 1. <> Night calls, Phone 308. < <> Day calls, Phone 119 J. < <> Charges modemte. < 1<> � � I -C .. I I I — , � 4%> �c Mrs. Edniser Robertson; Anna Dobie <> H. C. BOX �c and- James Johnston, Bluevale, with <> FUNERAL SERVICE �c Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dlo,bie; Rev. L�OV. <> Ucensed Embalmer �c Plobock with Mr, and, Mrs. James <> Ambulance Service 'O Johnston; Messrs. D. StalkeT and <> NliglTt Calls Day Cans < James Laidlaw of Blyth with MT. and �<> Pbone 175 Phone 43 40 M,i-,-. 111i, McGee- Messrs. John and <> I < . . . . I . . . Mrs. T. Wilson; Hisis Sterla"RulBedge . 10 I . 10 of Goderich and Mrs. Lloyd Raith,by qc. WALKER'S 0 . 'c' FUNERAL SERVICE 'O loT; Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland; and <> W. J. WALKER and .0 . 0 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. .0 . <> Licensed Embalmers and .0 � .0. Funeral Dirvetors. I 0 . � <> Day or Night Calls. promptly 0 . 40. attended. .0 . . <> PHONE 67 0 James Mutch; Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Mutch 'Clinton <> .0 � � I Kel-louglh; fastest skater, Carl Yung- .. I I I THE JOHN RANKIN � I AGENCY 11 � cy Insurance of all kinds. � Bonds,'Real Estate . I -.1 f,� I . � Money to Loan , 1, � ;� �_ . SWORTH - ONTARIO t� I � .11 �� ,11� �.:, Phone 91 I . 11 ,I I I'll " _ e "I �,��, �,,'� � IT.. �;�, .F.'' E.C.Chamberlain 01�- - ,� t'4�, , V-., 1 . ��,,,,,,, , Wj1'!'L - . , : Clerk of the Second Division Court ��i � '. .1 � . I County, of Huron i"�-,', R11, &�,, I I % *,', I �;,� I t office in the M,miniot Bank Build- Ir I ,"� � I . �, . 1. � , � . ��11,�, tl"� �� 1'1"� � . , , It, - -, Sealorth. Office hours, . -�- irg - I , �� - 1?��,i; �. �� Tae9day, T'humday ,and Saturday. & � �0�;,' "I C' LSO pm� 1* 5.00 p.m, Saturday �,, � , �"Kll I I evfting, 7,80 PXL to 9 04M. .'�', _ , "I �, . 1�.�` � I . tt"'r.., I 19ftVICES WE CAN * RENDER I 0 '. �,.K �� 4 I Vd,tsp I antomAisile? fire stickness and. if .1V1. �11' .11 aqddemt inwrausee. inthe, marr� "i"., . , '. . I , , - "Iba t6'r tuly, of,the above- linep, ,��,, ,,, 1, �, �,, � ". ,: "A' � , :. ��,,,� Ilkidlily g#"6 � oi. a, ealt "'W" , -'� , , , l , � L, I " . ,�' , I �, � �,� � " " - " I , cll� A �, , . , 'A )HAMIKEP.LAIN �� .. � ��,`,, . . I , � ..' l�'L�", �,',�,, . . ,1 , lj)jiojj"��O- Ageincide , tl'i.�.11'1, . I .1 ?!'r.,11('' . �. I ��o ,,,,, ` - searota. - ont. , �j�t 910, � , ,,, i 0 ,,,',� � ��,,,�,�,-,-,�� t .. ." ". -� ;,.. ., " . �,� . . . . jj� I '% . I, _!. ,�'_ ", � t4�- �'' 1. �i.� � , .., i "� � � . � . L, , ` " !�1111 , 1 M64 � I . � , � 'i,6� ,, --:..--.1-. . _ , 1. �, _,:.. ", 1. �. � 1. I I, .) �,.,tv,�,;,___ , . � "' , V. I, I., ; %.�, .1 � '', . . , . ., -.1 '' � . , � , I I I � . : I . . . " M "I , ,,,,�`;-, , " _ 1��'_,� 11 �, -,, 11- I, I "O', I ;��,,;,� �,, '11, � "'... r'4,�,Pl, 1"?� �!' ,� ,,z . . : ,.� � I . . , I . I . I ... . . ,,� �,),., .1 1. .. � � ', � , , � , . ., ,4 ,, :; �:", "'. ":,,��J.�,., ,,,, ,, , "i �,,,�".,!T,.�,,��,"�,�,,�,,i,.,,,,,,,,� , , �!a , . `�i`l �% ,,� - �,'.-. I Tl..'A., , , I. 1� Ji,;,. I ."'! ,, 1 �. �� Us WEEK"buffim %,W-', `,`�',� -,:�_'j " , ," !,,: : f I - I ,,'� :� 11 I �.",_,'i , . , : It ; ,� 1 7:.1 , t ", I - , — - ,, - - - - —_ - � - .� - , — --- -_ . I . , . - I junior Insututc To Meset. - The Junior Insfitute .will meet att the home of Miss Josephine Edge on Wedinestday, February 13th, -at 2.30 p.m. The, roll call will be answered by "Ten words on a hi6borital. char- aseter of Huron County." Them will be a diisplasy of. old-fashioned linen; pictures and china. All mothews sad especially graudhnosthers, are invited. ,i Pleats* ,bring your quilt patches for the bale. - - - . Young People Enjoy Talk. - The wetesk1y meet . mig of the Young People of First ,Presbyterian Church was held in, the school room Of ,the church Monday evening, February 4tb, with a good atb-bendance. After the devo- tional and business'periods, Mr. John Beattie of town. gave an interesting talk, n),ixing remdrii-scences, of old as- sociations of past days in town with kindly 1philosophy. At the next meeste- ing Monday evening, Feb. 11th Rev. , Harold C. Feast will spe-a on "Student Days in, 'Scotland." - , . I Sermon Subjects For'$uuday Next. -Egmand-ville Church - Sunday School and Bible Clas,s at la a.m., "The Nnitecost Preacher"; 11 a.m., "Leprosy and, PaMIYBISP; 7 P,m "The Light Wilisicb, is Darknests,"--Aev. C. A. Malcolm, MinisiteT. lNorbliside United Church -11 a.m-, "The'Things By Which. Men Live"; 7 p.m., "Jesus Ait the Door"; Sun -day School at 2.30 p.m._ -Rev. T. A. Car- iri�chaeil, Minister. . St. Thomas' Church - Sunday School will assemble in parissh hall at 10.45 ain. and will. afitend service, SewnvTt topic, "The Lamp and tive Pitcher"; evening s,abject, "Twc Kinds of See,1"-4Canson E. Appleyard, Rector. - . . - ...�� St. Thomas' W. A. Meet. - The F,ebruaryme-eting of the St. Thomas' brancli of the ' W. A., was held on Tues,dasy, February 5th, at the resi- ' den-ce, of Mrs. Charles Holmes. Mrs Appleyurd pri_,sdded and 16 -inembers answered. the.yoll call- The-ineetsing opened with the hymn, "Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun," followed, tb� Scripture reading 4-nd prayers. Af- � ter the md-nutes, of the previous meet- ing were read and adopted, the re - I ports of r-prnmitte.es were dealt with Preparations were made for -§tartin,g the bale for the West and sever -al wel'. wishing lletters read, After a briel addrreqs by tbepresident, Carion Sotl. L an -d Ca,noP. Appleyard paid a friend1% . visrit: At the close of the meeting I refreshments were ser,,vd, I .to. - . Y. P. L. Meet. -The Young Pep - pie's Society of Nortlis-ide Unitec Church held their weekly meeting OT I Tuesday ,evening with the president . Miss, Ruth Thompson, -presiding. Th,E I minutes werr& read -by the Secretary MLss'Vera Mole, and adopted. MisE I Janet ,Baxter. then took charge ol I the irrieetting. A byTrm was sung aS. . ter which Jack Cheoros led in pTayer I Miss E. Snowden read the Scriprtur( I and Miss Donna Mole then gave ar � interesting reading on "Pers�onality.' . The Misses Margairet Beattie an,( � Helen Crich then, rendered a duet en . titled., "Me Old Rugged Gross." Th( I meeting was closed by singing -. � hymn and repeating in, unison th( . Mizpah Benedictioiu A game wa! I then enjoyed by the members. I I .0. Northside W. M_ S. Held Socia Work Meeting. -The first ,social wort meeting of the W. M. S. of North. , side United Church for 1935 wa., . )held at the 'home of Mrs�. W. A I Cyiscsh on January 31st. There wa- I a splendid attendance! ,of member.� and the offering rece�ved amounted t,c I $13. The,Serring Committee provid. I ed work for the first part of the meet. . ing, after which the following pro - gratin was given with Mrs. T. A Carmichael preisiding: After a hynir Miss Slustan Gwenlock read the Scrip- ture lesson; Mrs. R. Archilbald led iT prayer. This was followed by a mosl lintleros4inigj fpsap(-_r�, "If Chris,t Was Coming To -morrow" by Mrs. J. Fin. lay,5,o.TL Miss Margaret Crich then faivored with a solo, accompanied J>y Mrs. C. A. Barbt-r. A social hall -hour was spent over the tea cup,_4 wh�m Mrs. C_ Glew -and her grouFp served a ,raost -delicious lunch. .0 - -Former Resident Dies in Saskatche- wan -The death of William Ireland, a natisve -of Tuckerstnifith, occu "ied at his home near Climax, Sask., on Feb. 5th, after the decea-sed had suffered acutely for some months with a painful disease. The late Mr. Ire� land was born 69 yearns ago an the Mill Road, south of Sea,for-th, and was.wel.l known to many of the older residents of this dlistnet. He is sur- vived by his widows formerly Ealen Hays, a sisterr of Messrs. James and Adam Hays, of town. Three bro- thers of the deceased, Robert, Nor- man and Hdrirey, who were, all nerigh- bors of the deceased at Climax, suy- vive him, as well as, Xss Jane Ire- ll,and, and 11M*. lWiielbeirg, formerly Elizaberth Ireland, also of the West. A sister, MTs. norntats, Archibald, of McKillorp, and, a brother, Dr. James Ireland, of Milverton, prede�ea�sed him some years ago. .0 Died in Goderich_-The death oc- curred in Alexaxidft Hospital, Gode- rich, on Friday, February Ist of ' Alemainder Powell, wbo conductie'd a, barbering businsests , in the county town for the past 26 years. MT. Pa�Aelll was the youn,gasit Sion of tbLe late RobeTt and Kablia3ine Wallace Powell.; of Seaforth, where he was born 48 y,ears ago. In -his youth he was a well kriso,wn atlilete, being a melrrWr of the then famous Beavleir lacrIontse tearm. -He is survived by his widow, one Aaugfttler, Kathleen, ,in Derosit, and one son, Charles, at home. He is alisio survived, by four biroth-M, MT. William, Pbwell, Treasurer of the Huron OM, Mys'. Ass(ycialtison. ia.,To- ronto; Mr. John Powell, of McKillop township, kwd Wesisrsi. Robert and . Arthur 'Powell of Se-arfoetili, and three sib's&-ra Mrs. Stimlon R * r0ront Yhv. Viliam. Reid a:t1X,yfr,;. Jam , Rankin, of Segforth. e� funeral w" held, on Stundayi, iobeft'nent 11�elmg ma& lb'd, Nwagud C�metery, dodie_ i -l&, ' ' "' I !-, , � �,,j�',,. ,`,�,�,��" . ��,,',,_,, ,,, � '!;.�,? � LOCAL UPU061S 40"Ovopma - 0" 0 The ummy friends ?f Csoundillor WWbm- tuge=ll re -a t'o grest i hot, learn that he with an attack of pneumonia. * Miss Maud - Ferguson, S . Street, attended the Huron Is, Association At Home in TolavnbiOs Friday evenjing"of -last week and wOl spend some time with frienda in.the city. . 0 Afists Ma�garet Row, who has been seriously ,ill in the, Western. 116s, pi-bal, Toromtso, for siome tinie, had suffloiently recoversed to return to the ' home of her father, - Dr: H. H. Ross, on.Saturday. She was accompairded by Dr. FredClarkson and- Dr. Davis, who were the week -end guests of Dr. Ross. - 0 Rev. Charles Malcolm, 1irs. Mal- colm, Miss Annie Ferguson and Mr. John Mc)Caoy were in Qinton on Tues� -day attending the ime,serting of Pres- bytery hold in "Wes -ley -Willis Church. . 41 Mr. Arthur Burrows, Western Undv�rsity, London, spent the -week- end with this farther, Dr. F. J. Bur- ro': S. Mr. George Bethune .. spend the week -end. in Port MoNicoll, 0 Miss Hielen McDougall is visit- ing with friends in Detroit. 0 Mrs. Malcolm McDermid of Hul- lett was a week -end guest at the home of'Mrs. J. C. Laidlaw. 0 Dr. F. J. Burrows was in To- r<xnt* on Wednesday attending an ex- ecutive meeting of the Ontario Medi- cal As,sociation. - . 11 A "" 0 The Seaftor-bli Collegiate Alun�w Association will hold a bridge in tbA A Thomas MeMBlan Young Liberail club rooms on the evening of Thurs- I day, Febiruary 26th. � 0 Miss Mildred Johnstone left on Saturday for Severn Bridge, where she has acce,pited a position as teach- er. I ; 0 Mr. W. A. Ca-ich was in Torohto for several days this week attending the Bakea-s' Convention. I . — EGMONDVILLE ' Mr. an,d Mrs. Carson Allen and Miss Cora .Strong of Guelph were wee,k end, guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Strong. I I Mr. Stewart and M.rs. J. Douglas orf Woodstock were week en -d gu,e*t with Mr. and Mrs. W. Black. I Mists N. Dougall is a guest with friends in Detro-it. tReV. Charftes 'Malcolm and Mil, John McOloy attended the Prestbry- tery meeting in Clinton on Tuesday. - — - - `ttttttttttttttttttttt�ttttt . DUBLIN . On Thursday evening word was re- ce,isv,ed'of the death of Vincent Me - Grath, Windsortm formerly of Dublin, following a few- days' illness with Pneunionia in his 43rd year. He is sUrvi - ved by his wife and six daugh- ters , also five brothers: Joseph, .Pat- rick;,, Lou -is and Peter, of Dublin, and Edward o,f Fld,erton, and one sister, Mrs. Lily Rowland, Dublin. I His fun -era] was held in Wim,dsor Monday morridnig. Mr. MP -Grath served in bhe Great War with ,his two other bTo- , thers, Patrick and Edward. — � I I — MANLEY February is still holding onto its winter grip; even the groundhog -didn't see his, shadow, as -the, old pro- verb runs, but it's a good time to get it with the ,expectation of an early ,spring. . What about creating a s-tandard potato Market by hatving the spuds graded by government inspectors, which is only to create more red. tape and -have more Government jobs, while the contsumer is paying for it and the producer is getting little for his extra labor. It is a,bout timle to realize that supply and demand rules the market and to use economy by cutting oult orverhead expense. — TUCKERSMITH � Death of Miss Mary Crooks The death occurred at the hGmse, of Mr. W. R. Archibald on Wednesday, February 6th, of Miss Mary Cr—ks� in her 76th yt,ar. On. Sunday Miss Crooks suffered a Gevereo stroke from ri�, which she _,ver rafllied, passing peacefubly away -on Wednesday. The deceased had �spent her early life- in the Township of East Wawanosh, but for ther past ,37 years had, made her home with Mr. and Mrs, Archibald. She was a Irrie,mber of St. Moma�sl Arighcan Church, Seaforth, and while heal'th pennitted, was a reguilar at- tendant at church services. Althaugh A Woman of reserved manner, she war. well known in this district where s,he was beld, in the highest esteem for her kind Christian character. AUSIS 'Crooks i% the lasit Sur-"Ving member Of herr 'family. A private funeral will ,be held -from the home of Mr. Archibald on Fri -day afber.nomon, foll'o,wed by inteilmlent in Maitland- bansk cemetery. EXETER The many frien& of MT. Henry Huston, octogeriarian school teacher, will be sorry to learn that he, suffer- ed a slight stroke on Sunday. 'Mr. J. A. Strewart, who, for many year- conducted one of t)be large gen- 'eral stores Of EXe+,eT, 1% critically ill as is ,also MT. James Westlake, a re- tirea farmer living in Exeter North. 'Deputy PO'lic'e Mla)&trate W. B. Hendergon of London., acting on b& half of Police magistrate Hawkshaw, who -is ill, 'held the first court here under the new system on, Sb,tu,rday. Carven Presbyterian, congregation has decided) to re -roof the building and redecorate the auditoriumt. Mr. George M. Grant, the new i,,_ suer Of motor licenses in Exeter, pe - Ports big sales sluxing the past week. ;F,xet.eT Main Stree,t lookedli-ke Fair Day oaf Friday, all] because Mr., 4�dj_ ' bert J. Dow had advertised quite an extensive sale of harseg,. Wte un,de,_ 8stand, that bidding was britok and the ariarag6 price, was thigh. I V_Xete?s open stir rink, made neces- sarly by the collaoses of the roa of he ol - . t A rft*' ig quiltJ & popular Ten' dezous these Aigbrts, I . . . " " �, .. . , "'111 " �.Ij � " , �111� 1,1�4' 4pii,61", :�,,;! i, R�s I "'I" , I 1 ;'4 ", 1$1 0,11XI ,;,:� "., Ps ,�`,,!010 00-00 � .W-','- _ I I . � � I I �)`, .� ' L.'." I g ;C� '� _,,.__,,�_111111 .. ... ...... � - , ,11 , L ` lr.� �il 4A "q� ; �f��, � I,- I . , �,,VM,N,�W,:0�1,1,1 , , , ,L , , 4 �� T I � 'i 0, , " ; - " , ' " "' ,�',03`,' ,,�,� .,�� .' '� 'L�,,,�.,�T.��,�'��'�' '�,V`� , � ,;, .1'.. , V ., � � 1 , �' , �� , "� 'I 11 , , :: � 1� � � 4, , I I , ,. . L , .: -1 " - , % , . � . . I., I "'I'll, _�1'11 1`� . I , . �. �', , I -1 � -� 11X ,�. , - ", "'s'. - L - "':� ." 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I ., I 4minthA, ago W�04 he --- 1?er.aimse"wealiew I 11EP11% 11 I and �.a,stsedpeaveftlly away on S'at- ! .. " , : "I I , , . . I ' .. chre ursday night. _,,Re,wa,�, highly respur, 7, - 40' . . ed by all who knOw , -him and had - , F nal Clearance of " It . " � , . I nWiy -friends ,in Zi�ricsh and vicinity. � , . � .' ., - I- . . . He is sui-Awd, by his sorrowing I ' - � , Dance widottv, three-sluivs� John, Jr,, of Ur� I 01'' i . % L . Wit, igamuel, Bla;kei.4-xisd WhIliam, Hay L ' , ' , I , 4 i under auspices of Young Tbw;4aJps, and. the silaughtierg, Mrs. I Wickens, Zurich; Mrs,. PW%p Fassold, Fur' Trimmed Co * ' � I Canada Coiwvrvative Club Dashwoods,, and Mrs. Ed. Q. $belck,, . ., I I . ats . . . I - of Hay Township; Also four sisters I . I i GXV.A. Fri.,Jeb. 8th s,r,i,Z him, Mrs. j,,- w Aorneri zur- 0 icA; *Mrs. S. 6�;�th�li, Sesiforthi I I J` I I I I GOOD PRIZES LUNCH Mrs. H. Voelker, Mchigan, and) Mm, � F. BrPen, Kansas. COATS---Silvertone, Fleck and Tree Bark Cloths. . I . Dancing at 11 p,m. with ex- At a special meeting ofthes coun- Sizes are broken now and not many left, so I - cellent music by the Cil ,of the Townsbrip of Hay held on ! t RED JACKITrS ' Saturday evening, Mr. 111*ary'Stein- do not,delay,, .. 4 I � .batch waF appointed Road, Superin�- . . .11 �1, I ADMISSION 25 cents tendenst in place of Mr. W. J.,Jar- � $15.00 TO CLEAR ,AT $9.95, "� t . . rott, who resigned. Mr. Jarrott has I � . V - held this oftio ' � � : �'. � __ ____ e fo � $22.50 TO CLEAR AT $14.05 . . and. 'gave gtood serviice to the town. I � . I :1 "O Vbip -during that time. lit .is a well , ; 1. Death of Henry Houstoj� -known faef that -the roads in Hay . 9 $25.50 TO CLEAR AT $1 535 !, i A long and-us-eftA career was end- -Tavc-uship wiM , eonitpa:re- -favorably, , I I I . � ed suddenly in Exeder on Wednesday; *ith anT roadst in the county. . i � Feb. 6th, when heart failure overscanile Mr. John Elstow -n. Dowson, has I . ; '. I HenTy Howton tat,his residen" A, Tented his farm, lot 10, con. 10, Stan- ,, ' " drew.Stre,pst. He was born April 14, ley to MT. Geo. Anderson., for a term ,AS A FEBRUARY STIMULATOR FOR FRIDAY W � 1949, at Fairfi-eld near Centralia. He of '�nle year. was one of the pioneer teachers 1, lb� a li,My hockey game,played on I rdhris tvkinity acquirring an enviable rse- the local rink on Monday eventing be- AND SATURD'AY . putation for his work at the schools, tween ,the Exeter team and the local . P j in G�,ansd Bend, Bayfield, and Hensall. sextet, Zurich came out on top by — We Offer — :. ., narty-three years, &go he ret�ired th score of 6 ,to 2. - . � � e . � from the profession and ,enitsetred. -the Mr. Norman Brennerman of Sa-s- . � insruranoe business. For many years kaitchewan is visiting relatives in he, has been a valued member of the Blake and vicinity at present. MT. 1 4 public library board and. has held Brennerman 'has not been.'here for 26 1 r . . � A for years sthe position of recording years when 'he ,left for ths West and ' . stbeward of 'Main Street UnAed, church . Any Dress For "Any Hat I . . notes in -any changes in the people reltim-nig only a few years ago. He al- and if,niproved, farm buildings. � I in - Now in Stock I I so held for a lonsgi time the office of . - secretary of the trustee board of'the ' Mr.'and Mrs. F. W. Hess, Mr. and . stock. . . Up To $2.50 : i Mrs. ,George Hess and, childrtan, all � I Same chu,rcih. Hie was married to of Hensall, visite . d reliatives, here on I . . Catharine O'Brien, who, died- in May, Sunday. I k 1927. He is survived by two sonts� I . 'I Mervin, a druggist in'Ashcroft, B.C, A play entritled, "No Account Dav- ., � � I � -id " will bei gisven in rbhe Town Hall, - I I ' Harry L., of the Bank ,of Montreal 2u'rich, 'by th& Young Peopla from staffl. New York, and four daughters, Brucefi,el�d under the auspices of the I Misses Ewelyn, Lilldan, and W!innifned -Ir� M I 1. I ibrary Board. I'' . — -acTAVISH'S i at home and Mrs. �1. C. Rivers, at I � I - . . . � 11 Exeter. The funeral, private, will.be. —_ . I I -_ _____ --- - I I held Friday :afternoon at 2 o'clock, . . . � I the, pallbeavers being Andpew Carsp- BkUCEFIELD' — I . . , . bell, Hillary Horton, Wm. May, W. - 010 ' I G. Medd, H. Jones and W. W. Tam- iA box social will be. ;held, in the - ds tis directresL% and Miss Floy with,.Mr. and mrs. J. D, Howatt. an. , Rev, A. E. Eliott will offici�ate who-od room, of,,the United Church on Edwards, pi.anist. The concert will. 'Mr. Ed. :Miller has returned frova I � and inte,ilmient will ,be made -in. the February 14th at 8 p.m., in aid of follow the -usual divisions of min- a iviisit to ,Stratford. � . , the -public library. A good prpgrani , strels. 'First part, ,01io, ,stecond, part, -We are sorry to report that,,Mrr- I ! Exeter cemetery. . I I i I . is ,being prepartedL The, 0ho, will consist of niiscellan- , Thomas Adamis is in, 'the, . Toronstiol, I The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- eaus -items and the l4st? part wrilq be General HorWital taking treatment I * a thu-moTous darkey mock wedding. for injuries received somie time ago." per will be observed next . Sunday' The first -part will featurre choruses 'The -single men defeated the miar- , i � February i0th, 'at ithe' morning ser- icil . prepati;atory service on Friday and buractrous- conversation between ,Tied men in a ,game of hockey thi's I The Club of Progress.-, met on, Fri- eirening at 8 p.m. .1 the end men and, the inberlocutor. week, ,tbo score being 5.3. 1 day last witth the President, William Mestsrs, L. Johns, John Sturgeon, Mr. and tld�-s. .H. McGee attended I The many friends of Miss Ella M. Leslie Ellitatt and Wini. Parker� are the funeral of Mr, Sandy Pow,dl of Jerwitt, in the chair. After the busq- Scott were pleased to see he -T a,ble I i ness Wa-s disposed of, a programme tobe in the,stor,e. again after- her re- endmen. This is the first, atterript at Goderich on 'Monday. I ; co,rrimittee, was appointed for next cent - illness. . this type of entertainment siini�e the 'MT. 'Chas. Robertson, M.L.A., is, I month. A splendid program was giv- days of the Great W�ar and it should- s�ending a few days with. Drr. and! 11 'Dr. Swan of Ham*ton visited, at f eqi. the "Kinburn News was read the .home -of -his, father, Mr. James be well received at. it will be an agree- Mrs. Weirb-safore leaving for the ses- by Mrs.. Bert Hoggart and was Swan, last Sun -day, andhis father re- able change fro,ra the drama and- sion. larter in February. . , much enjoyed. Those responsibLe for turn,(] with,hirn to his home to spend comedy style presented iby the Dra- ,Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton enter- . the program 'were Mrs. Oliver Ander- a few days. I . matic Club. I tained on 'Monday ri�ght in honor,of- i son, Mr6. Austin Dexter, and MT. Mrs. Alex. MlcKenzie is visiting at Under the auspices of the Bay,field, Mr. Hanlilton'st 70th birthday. Th%-- ' Robert, Jamieson. - tlie; home of her ddughter, Mrs. Gol- Library, a ,play, "Me Heart Ex- guesits were Mr. and iMrG. Bert Keys, change," will ,be given -in the Town Mir. and Mrs. Russell Shaw and fam- 'The Golden, I)inks Mission Band lin?-� of London, at present. ; 1 (diate, not yet selected). This dly of Blyth, and MJr, Curtis of Till- wi,l� hold a Valentine social on Fri- IMT. and Mrs. G. Swan and daugh- ' Hal . day, February 15th, in the school ter is visiting friends in-, Toronto at� is a mast amusing play and a dozen sonburg. room of the church at 8 p.m. A good present. or so are busy preparing. This will 'Mr. HamAton and Mrs. Shaw have ' Lursrh, rs of thern cels4irzated their birthdaTts toget4e,r- program is- being provided. Mr. Hugh Berry's house had a nar- � . will be,served. Come and enjoy your- row escape, from being burnt ,down to appear -an a Bayfield stage, Wateh for for 15 years in sutceseim . self. on-- day last week. The neighbors for the date and if you e,nj,o,y a night 'On account of the roads the G. C_ (Last Saturday the Kinb`UTT1 boys came and formed a bucket brigade of fun, be there! , 1. students shave had to remain im ' playedhackey with, Bandon, the score and got the fire ,under control before The fishermen arebusy cutting and Goderich. ( being 11-16 for Kinburn. On� Wed- the fi,, truck arrivied from Clinton. storing ice which is of good quality. Mrs. John 'McKnight was called tot, I nesday th-ey played the reburn. game Mr. and Mrs. Harold King and Goderdch on account of -the illness I I on Londesboro ice, the score -being Harold Atwood, of Sarnia spent the of her mothiter,Mrs. Steele. �, 4-5 in favoTof Miandon. VARNA . week -end with Mr. and Mrs,. Charles .,The -public school was closed am . � . . Parker, who returned with therm for Friday afternoon, the teacher, Mr_ � I brip scou'i' a visit beforsib going to London. Hasty, having gone to Stratford tup " I , I The members oT the towns - . I attend, the Normal "Ait Hiome." I STAFFA cil ni�et Monday afternoon in. the Palks away: Mr. and Mrs. Gordom I - ' Clerk's officeon accountof -the handy I I 'Taylor, Ellen and. Laura Phillips and An esteemed res-ident. of , Hibbert 'men -of the community, under instruc- AUBURN Torn Johnston were in London om , pats�sed away on,Satuxday at the home tions by Mr. Cbratei, were busy lay- Thursday; Afar.. ,G. Taylor and Misa. of her nepliew, MT. Thomas, Cairns, ing a new floor in the TDwriship Hall. The weekly meeting of the Knox ,Dorothy Oraig in Goderich. in the person i�f Hists, Casthe,rine 'Oliv- This w'ilil be ready for Friday niiht, Unit,ed Church Young People was Mrs.. Jasper McBrien has returrive& . er. Miss 6liver, although being con- February 8ith, when the Public Lib- 'held on, Tuesday evening, udider the from a visit with her daugh,ber in, fined to her bed for the last year and rary Board will put on a euchre and leadership of Ruth * Strauglian, liter- Detroit and sister in windsor. I a half, was always, ,bright and cheer- dance. ary convenor. Following was the' Mrs. Robt. Buchannan of Westfield full. She was born near Woodstock, Mr. George Beatty, Sr., sold a fine programme: Hymn, Scripture read- has returned from a viait with her I Ont., some eighty-five years, ago and horse last week to Mr. McAlptine of ing, Stewart Ferguson; reading, Army daug*hter, Mrs. ,Stanley Coak, of Bel- ' t as a smalfl chiQd came with her PQ'r- Ail,a Craig. . Toll; piano solo, N&rmla 0outts; Jack grave. ents, ands-ettled on th-b farm now oc- The W. A. of St. John's Church met Bennett gaye a very interesting and Mr. andMrs. Jsas. Johnston gave'a I cupied by Mr. Andrew 'McLellan, a at the home of Mrs. ,M. Reid Thurs- instructiv,e ta& o,n, the Bays, Parlia- ,birthday party at their home thio mile and a quarter north of the vil- day. . ment held in, Toronto recently, to week flor their granddaughter, Doro-_ I -age. After her parent's death she, We are sorry to report Mrs. G. which he was a delegate. The meet- tby Farrell. Dorothy w, s celebrat- with a brother and sister, li-ved T -T I a I for . Bp,atty is suffering from a severe ing close,&vnith singing and .prayer. ing, her 13th birthday. a number of years in the village of ,r',Id. Visitors: Mr. Stse-phen, Medd of 'Londesbofro and tBernmiller hockey StEiffa. She was a m-e-mbeT of the , Pr k-+--; rn, 11 P- TJ1__ 6— Woodstock with his, parents, Mr. and teams haive visited on, the new rink, — -c , omat by , funeral was heild on Tuesday after- CROMARTY noon, Rev, James Rt,idie,, of Cromar- ty, taking charge. Interment was On Thursday evening last about 215' made in Cromarty Cemseltery, members of the Junior Inisstitute, mlet at the h onse 'of Mr.. and Mrs. F rank I Allen and presented -their dausklirber, ZURICH Vera, wirth a mi-4--tellariesous shower. The bride -elect, after opening each � Late John Hey, Sr. . gift, made a fitting reply. A most The funeral of John, Hey, Sr., was enjoyable,even-ing was spent in, games 'held on. Tuesday aSternoon from his and after refreshments they all join - late home in the village. The s-er- ed,hands and sang "ForShe's a Jolly by Rev. I,. Good Fellow." Tuerk)ieim and interment took place Ross - Allen * in the Lutheran 0eme-tery. Deceased A quiet wedding was solemnized )VRS in bi,s 84th year and had been a ,67i Saturday last at (the borme of Mr. life-long resident of this section. He and Mrs. Frank Allen, when Rev. I � Hendry jointed in maniage their eldest dauglhbe-r,, Vera .Janet, to A`1- fred Evelyn Ross, ,son of 'Mrs. Alfred Ross, of the 9th concession of Rib- bert. The bride, was becomingly gowned in rust crepe, trim"ed with . Tabbit hair taffeta with atoes,sories to match. After a dainrty wedding dinner Mr. And Mrs. Ross left -by mottor for London and other potints. The bride travelied in -brown crepe, metallric bat, brown tree bark coat and accessories to match. Me many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ross wish them a ,happy and prosperous weddsed li 1�1. BAYFIELD , Everyome likes to save money and you neverr bad, a -better chance thadi at F. A. Edwar&s Winter Sale. Higib Class Prints, 19-c a yard; 3-5c stand" ard shirting for tee yard; heavy woven striped demdrm, 39c yard; 25c 8P]�—'gbighatm, 12c; 40c apron ging- ham, 19e; men's heavy top sh,hts,, 8-5c forr 69sc; men's wool flamel top s(hirbg $1.90, for $1.00. dach; mern�s, women's and chlldrenl,,� underwear at cleiarring prices, F A. Edwards. Mi'm Lucy Wootfis left Monday to, ,be the gulest of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paa, Wliudisor, for a couple of wesselka. 11 There has been little going on he�e in the way -of entertainment, burb it wiql nott ,be long befores Ithei4e, will be Isomidthing doing. The Dramatic 'Club df Trinity 019�ir& is preparing - -the,. I _ , Yresienitation of a minstrel per- fowmanoe, in the. T"m H-411 on the evening of Flebruavy ZOnd. V110 Lgey, , , LADIES' 'VALENTINE I BRIDGE AND EUCHRE on Tuesday, February 12 . . 1. at 8 p.m. . Under auspices of the Catholi6 Women's League, in . , , St. J ll LUNCH AND PRIZES Admission -' - 26 Cents I Mrs. John Medd,; Mr. Albert Mc- playing the loca beams. I Clinchey of London- with Mr. and ,On Wednesday evening a dweeg Mrs. Edniser Robertson; Anna Dobie carnival was heldon the rirTk.. A good , and- James Johnston, Bluevale, with crowc]i turned- out, -both to skate and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dlo,bie; Rev. L�OV. ito look ,orn. The prizes, were as fol- � Plobock with Mr, and, Mrs. James 1-ows: Best dfressed lady, Mrs. Robt- Johnston; Messrs. D. StalkeT and Phillip&; best dressed 9'entlesman, , ' James Laidlaw of Blyth with MT. and Gordon Dobie; co M,i-,-. 111i, McGee- Messrs. John and I Weir; comic gentle -man, Russell Reid; Hilton Amos? of' Park -bill and Mists best dressed -girl, 12 years and un- , . Blake of, Ail-sa -04,aig with Mr. and der, Ila Craig; best dressed- boy, 1Z Mrs. T. Wilson; Hisis Sterla"RulBedge years andunder, Jim Hiouston; conilic I of Goderich and Mrs. Lloyd Raith,by girl, 12.. -years and under, Betty Ais� -of Blyth with''Mr. and Mrs. J. Tay- quith; comd-c boy, 12 yeary and under, I loT; Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland; and Gordon BeaA14; special prizes, all to, Archrie Webster of I.Ayndesboro with I ,be -on skats.: youngest person, Mac Beverley Pattser&on; ,Mir. and Mrs. Wils,m; oldest lady, Mrs. E. Lawson; . Earl Allison of Goderi-ch wi(Uh, Mr. oldest gentleman, 0. E. Erratt; - and Mrs. Charles Beadle; Mr. and rouple coming greateGrb distance, Mr. I Mrs. W."Mutch and Dorothy of Olin- and Mrs. 'Hy. Watson (Nile); beav- ton with Mrs. J. Arthur and Mrs. iest person, Jas. H. Johnston; oldest I James Mutch; Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Mutch 'Clinton couple, to, E. Errastit and Mrs. E. f of with Mir. and Mrs. Kel-louglh; fastest skater, Carl Yung- Carter- Mr. and Mrs. Charles blut; best skater, girl, Nornia. C -out* VJames cNeil and Thiss Alice (Rogerson of I boy, Wes. Bradnock; ,best clown, Tom Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. -C. As, Johnston.; ba;akwsaqxL skS� - W�ea. I quirbh- Miss Hazel Hunking of Varna, ' Bradnock- long juniip, i_49f �� - - J�a I with E[1win Wilson -, ,Air., and Mrs. P. I fas beat 96ter under 12, B'&, )'� _AY -7 , Manning and Phyllis of Londesboro I thur. I I . I 0 � I . 110 I 4th ANNUAL I . S.C. I. ALUMNI 0 W I I 0 �_ r__ __.) . t__ . C, I �, X , Skati'*ng Party . Palace Rifik, Seaforth I . 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