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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1935-08-23, Page 8Free ;,`Wath Every 25c Worth of Sunlight Soap as OF LAUND%Y . • q 5C AP for L FLAKEs 19c 2 pounds for tUiBBER RINGS alt - Best quality,, at 4 packages.. LOC EITEEli, RINGS at, Per dozen PRUNES—Large size 2 pounds BORA BISCUITS 2 .pounds for Cre CORN FLAKES • • 25c 25c 25c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 3 Boxes for 25c ROSE BRAND B,A,KING IPOWTDEtR-1-lb. , {,in CORN STARCH 3 pounds for FLY COILS --The best made at, per dozen - LIVE POULTRY taken every day except Saturday. 19c 25c 25c A. Cr Routledge PHONE 166 Insurance WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN - FIRE AUTOMOBILE LIFE LIABILITY - PLATE GLASS WINDSTORM .• PERSONAL ACCIDENT INLAND TRANSPORTATION GUARANTEE BONDS west Rates with Absolute Financial Strength Rates and Information gladly given. CALL&OR PHONE US WATSON & REID Phone -214. , : Seaforth Specialists in All Kinds of Insurance. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.• O 0 S. T: Holmes & Son 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 FUNERAL SERVICE , Main Street, Seaforth S. T. Holmes, residence, Goderich Street, West; phone No. 119W. Charles Holmes' residence, Goderich Street, East; phone No;, 308. Ambulance Service 0 Night calls, Phone. 308. O Day calls, Phone 119 J. 0 Charges. moderate. 0 ;_000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O O O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O H. C..BOX 0 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 0 Ambulance Service 0 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o WALKER'S 0 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 0 W. J. WALKER and ” • 0 0 r/ JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. ' O 0" Licensed Emifjalmers . and 0 Q Funeral Directors. 0 0 Day or Night Calls p • inptly -0 0 attended. O 0 PHONE 67 0 0 O O 0000'000000 E, C. Chamberlain Clerk of the$econd Division Court Co my of Hurfon Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours : — Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturday evening, 7,30 p.m. to 9, p.m. SERVICES WE CAN RENDER Life, automobile, fire; sickness and accident insurance. If in the mar- ket for any of the above lines, kindly give us a call. ' E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies Phone 334 Seaforth, Ont. 3485-tf -Insurance With the enormous increase in auto accidents, you cannot afford to take -chances. Let us protect ' ytou: Rates are lowin compari- soli with protection given. Prompt service and payment of claims. :In case of trouble; the Company's Agents though Can- ; .ada' are at your service. Enjoy otir trips pfotectedr by one of our, Attto Policies. File Wind wd awing Etc. er!and NEWS OF TAE. TOWN Sermon Subjects for Next Sunday,t —Northside and Egrnond'v'ille--ICom• biped services of Northside and Eg- mondville United C'hurehes' 11 a m.., Egmorrdrv'ille 7 p.m., Northside. Northside Sunday School, 10 a.m.— Rev. T. A. Carmichael, Minister. 'First ,Presbyterian Church—Rev. H. C. Bennie, of Acton, will •preach at ibeth services.—Rev. H. C: Beast, Minister. St. Thomas' Church --Sunday School and Bible Class, 10 a.m.; morning service, 11 a.m.; sermon topic, "Bar- tholenrew the Guileless." Evening service, 7 p.m.; sermon by Rector. All welcome. --Canon Appleyard, Rector. Died in Toronto. -Word has been received of the death of Special Ag- ent Richard Thomas Holman of the Canadian National Railways Investi- gation Department, at his late resi- dence, 23 Kimberley Stret, Toronto. Me. Holman was at :work, as usual, on Friday •last, but succumbed to a brief illness Monday. One of the most popular members of the dnves- t.igation Department, he commenced his railway police career in 1914, and soon qualified for •promotion. With the e.xceptien of the period when he was on active eervice, his service with the Investigation ,Department was continuous. In 1916 he enlisted with the 180th •:('Sportsme•n's) „Battalion, and won the rank of Sergeant in France. -He returned to his railway tv,otk,, in 1919; upon demobilization. Born in Toronto in 1876, Mr. Holman was a member of Transportation Lodge, A. F. & A. M., and a member of the 19th Post, Canadian. Legion. He is survived •by his vi idow, a soh and a daughter, As a boy Mr. Hol- man resided in Seaforth, and attend- ed the public school here. LOCAL BRIEFS • Visitors at the home;. of Mr. and Mas. Alex Wallace on Wednesday Evening were: Mr. John Du -tot, Mrs. William Dutot, Mr. Percy Dutot, Mrs. Thomas Dutot, 'Billie and Leslie, of Comber; Mrs. Charles Harrigan and family, Mr. James . Wallace, Wind- sor; Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman' Walker, Mrs. Thomas Caldwell and sons, Wil- liam and Jack, Doris and Louis Dutot of Brucefield, and Marion, of Sea - forth. • Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nott, of near Rinburn, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Alex. Wallace, Seaforth. • Mr. John Dutet, Mrs. William Dutot, Mr. Percy Dutot, Mrs. Thos. Dutot and tw.) sans, William and Leslie, of Comber. are visiting rela- tives in Brucefield and Seaforth. • Mr. James Wallace, of Windsor. is spending a few days with, his bro- ther, Alexander Wallace, and other friends of Seaforth. • Mrs, Charles „Harrigan and fam- ily, of Windsor,• are. visiting relatives in Seaforth and Hibbert Township: • Ma. and Mrs. Gordon Hays. o.f Detroit spent the weisek-end with rel- atives here. On Sunday they left for St. Anne de Beaupre and other points in the East, where they will °fend their holidays. They were ac- com,panied by Mrs.. Hays' ,parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Eckert. • Mr. J. F. Nicellann and :on, Joe, aid Mr. E. Hall, of Chicago, are spending a few holidays' with rela- tives find friends here. • Miss 'Catharine Watt and Mr. William Elliott, of Sk. Catharines, were the guests of Miss Gertrude Crich over the week -end. O Mr. Jack McIntyre, of London. vas visiting old friends here last week. • • Mrs. J. M. Ewart and Master Teddy and Mr. Myron Moxley of Win- nipeg are guests at the home of Mr. and Ars. E. Hunt in .McKillop. • Mrs. McKean, Hamilton; Mrs. Gordon, of Winnipeg; 'Mrs. E. Ament, Kitchener, and .Mi•s. 'Walker and Miss Anne, of 'Roche:ter, were recent guests at the Chai'.ter's home. • Mrs. Ketchell and son,. James, of New York; Mrs. H. E. Hopkins, St, Pe`ersburg, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. tl',;odstoek, and Judge•Mac- Kay and Miss; .MacKay were' guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. F. (Tuff, • Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Plant, Miss ;.r;cla and : tewa't returned on Mon - r,,;;;• _. ,n: a .. ,«; p-r/ii in \i-inni- g. •e• Mrs. H. E. Smith and family -,pent a •fetiv clay; :his week in Mil- verton. • - • Mr. George Crich,. of Toronto. . pent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and ;VIrs, W. A. Crich. • Mr. and Mss;, .J. H. Long, of Th-ahtford, were vieitors this week at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. L. }'erteous. • Miss Vine, Murdie, of McKillop, spent the' week -end with her cousin, Mrs. White. • Mr. .James Plant, of Acton, is .Visiting his son, Mr. W, R. Plant. • Mrs. Porteous and Mrs. San- ford, of Westwood, New Jersey, were in Kincardine •last week. O Mr. Walter Murray and Miss An- nie, 'Murray, attended the wedding last Thursday of their .,nephew, Mr. Gregg Murray, of Preston, to Miss Pauline Murrill,. at Norwich. • Mr. R. E. Cresswell, of ~Denver, is visiting his sisters, the -Misses Cresswell. O The C. N. R. station is receiv- ing a ,new coat of paint this week. It will be red with , cream trimmings. • Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart and little soh are spending a week in To- ronto, • • Mr. and Mrs, E. T' Ferguson, of STAFFS Aylmer, were visiting friends in mik, town this week. Visitors: rMr. and Mrs. Wm.. Oliv- • 'Miss Anne McNay 'is spending er and 'family, Winnipeg, with Mr her holidays in Bayfield: • and Mrs. T.' Oliver; Mr. and Mrs. H. u Miss Annie Gordon ofCleveland, Leery, Stratford,2r, and •Mrs. M. is visiting her sister, Miss Phoemia Greenwood and Miss Helen Skinner, Gordon, at :Mss L: Campbell's, North Munro, with Mr. and Mrs, J. Leary; Main Street. Mrs. James Wilton and family', of • Mr. William McKay, of Niagara Stratford, with Mr, and Mrs. T. Falls, N.Y., visited friends •in town Drown; Mrs. • Hugh Norris, Sr.; -and this week. daughter, Eliza Mitchell, with Mr. • Mies Kehoe spent the week with and Mrs. John Drake; A. M'c'Naugh- her brother, Mr. •'P: J. Kehoe, in Port ton, Medicine Hat, with- Mr. and Mrs. Huron. She' was accompanied by her J. M. Gray; iMx. and Mrs. D. Haili- nep-hew, Mr. J. I. M.elWlliiam. day, Toronto, with tMr. and Mrs, II. • Me. and Mrs: A. L. Porteous left Leslie; Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Brien Friday morning for Wirliatrnsvillt. N. and little son, of Flint, 'Mich„ with X,, to spend a- week visiting Melds Mr. and IMrs. P. 4Thriett; MI% and ari4 attending the -Graham= teek w''ed Mrs. D. Parker ..,and family with Mr. ding on Saturday. • Mr. Gibson White spent the week end with frier e in Wallterville, • Mr. J. iD, Ainslie, of Leaming- ton, spent Th'ureday With his niece, Mrs, J. B. Tyerman. He was accoY,tr- pazAied by Mrs. Tamblya and Mays. Illsley. -• 'Miss Mina Melville'. is Visiting friends near St. Marys. ' • Mr, J. G. MWathers, of Cambridge, 'Massachusetts, is spending phis holi- day with his sister, Mr's. / . Stod- dart. " a Mr, and Mrs. James,.Gruickshank and daughter, Anita; and Mrs. Wni. Hili, of 'Clinton, were the guests of Mr. Ind Mrs, Richard Rogers, Sun- day: • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mole and family, of Rochester„ N.Y., are guests, at the home of Mx. and Mss. E. Mole. • LMn, .William'" Prendergast, of London, was a. welcome caller at The Expositor office on Friday last. He was accompanied by his 'brother, Dr. Prendergast, of Chicago. • Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mallagh, of Toronto; Rev. Harold" C, Lang, Min- ister of` Parkwood Road Baptist Church, -Toronto, and M'rs. Lang were guests- last week at the home of Mr; and Mrs. 3, G. Mullen. . • Mr. Jack Daly, of Gunner Gold Mines, Manitoba, • and Mr. Geo. Daly of Toronto, are visiting at the home of their parents,` Mr. and Mrs. 'J. F. Daly. • Mrs. James Fairse'rvice, of Ldn- desboro, is a guest- at the• home of her brother, Mr. J. B. Tyernran. • • Mr. ai'id Mrs. J, H. Cameron, of London, Mrs, R. K. McDonald and Miss Forest, of Cranbr•o•ok, were at the home of Mr. and •Mrs. Charles Brodie the o e ov et week -end • Miss Greta Ross, who has been seriously ill for several m-onths, has sufficiently recovered to be able to take short ear drives. O Mrs. Robert Habkirk, Miss M. J: Habkirk and tlr., and ' Mrs. Thomas Habkirk, *,Niornuan and Leonore, and Sterling, are spending a week.at Hay- field __...• "• Mi•. George -E. Ferguson and son, Russell, of Toronto, were the guests of the Misses Ferguson, Sperling Street, -over the week -end. • The occasional chair which. was donated by the Junior Women's In- stitute for the Star•Fresh Air -Fund, and' which is on display in• the show window of the W. J. Walker stare, will be drawn for on Saturday even- ing. at ten o'clock, Buy a ticket now and help...soine unfortunate child: • • Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Healy and children, of Toronto, Were week -end guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs, L, V. Richards. •, Miss ElizabethMcClelland, of Toronto, is .a guest at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. R. S., Hays. •• Mr. William Brine spent a few days with Windsor friends this week. • Mrs. Henry •Smith anti Miss E. Smith of Milkin.tien and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and family, of To- r,nto, are guests at the home of Mr. slid_' Mrs, !1T, E. Smith. • Miss Audrey Walters •spent the past week with her couM sin, rs. Bert ?miner, in Egniondville. • ':Missy Elizabeth Howes' is imtprov- ing after a tonsil and adenoid opera- tion in Scott Memorial Hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Phillips, of Oe: roit, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Govenlock. - • Mr. Louis Jackson; of St; ath- ro;;, is spending his holidays with his mother, Mrs. L. C. Jackson, • Mrs. Janes Thamer of Vancou- ver, Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid, of Ayr, are the guests of Miss Bethune. • Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Hays and son, of Fart Erie, are guests at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hays in Egmondville. • Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley an,1 son, who have been visiting Mrs. Me - I inley's parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Scott, have returned to their home in Winnipeg. '• Mr. J, M. Hinchley and bride, who spent the week -end Sere with his mother, 'Mrs. J: D: Hinchley, left 'on Wednesday for their . home in Owen Sounds + • • Miss Margaret Grieve has re- turned from a holiday, spent 'in Wind•- ; JJ.• - • Mr. and Mrs, J. 3: Hfiggard are spending a week's holidays in Mon- ti•eal. • Mrs. Jahn Finlayson is visiting in Galt. o Mr. and Mrs. A. Kreig•, of Pres - t ni, were Sunday guests at the home of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. R. H. Sproat. • Mrs. J, J. Sclater and Miss' Mar- in are visiting. with Toronto friends. ° Miss Laura :McMillan has re= tiirned after a holiday spent in New ork. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willis, of Detroit, are guests at the honie of Mr. and Mrs. ~W. G. Willis. BRUCEFIELD 'Mrs, Colbert and son, of Ilderton, visited her sisters, Miss E. Bowey and Mrs:1.J. Grainger, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott (nee Maud -:wan) and daughter, of Stratford, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, lames Walker, also Mrs. G. Watts of Clinton. Mrs. Stiles orf Bel1evijle was the guest of Mr. and• Mrs. 'J. Snider last week. • .Mrs, W. Stevens visited friends in Exeter last week. Miss Elsie Smatle, who has been spending the past few weerks at her home in North Dakota, returned to the village this week, accompanied by her sister. re SPECIAL ,, Afternoon Tecz Have your tea cup read MONDAY; AUGUST- 26th '3 to 5.30 p.m. ., 30c HOT PLATETDINNER 510 c . • Members and others are re- quested to phone 157 for re- -. servation as soon as possible. - The Seaforth Golf and Country Club Ltd. and Mrs. Ott Walker; Mr. and Mrs. James Hay, Tuckersmith, with =Mrs. A. Miller; Mr. and Mrs. JH'. Leslie at Atwood; Miss Isabelle Gray at Nia- gara Falls; ,M'r. and Mrs. 0. W. Reed with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed, Fuller- ton. The friends of John Barbour will regret to learn that on Friday after- noon he had the misfortune to fall from -the scaffold of his barn. Though badly shaken up, no •bones were broii- en. The Women;s Institute will meet•on Wednesday aftelrnoon, August 28th, at 2.30 p.m. Program: Roll call, a Canadian author; topic education, Mrs. A. Hey;reading, Miss Frayne; current events, 'Mrs. L. Butson; dem- onstration salads, Mrs, J. A. Sadler, Mrs. W. Mahaffy; contest, Mrs. John Drake, Mrs, H. Leslie; program com- mittee, Mrs. A:, A, Colquhoun, BRUSSELS' ' Rev, C. J. Moorhouse condu ted the services in' the United Church morn- ing and evening. -His„health is much improved since his holidays..4• The services in Melville Presby- terian Church were taken on Sunday by Maldwyn Williams of Cran- brook, son of Rerv. W. A. Williams, Washings Greasing. Have your, car properly • and carefully washed and greased. It will make -it look and ride like new. "Ie EACH iDC OPEN FROM 7 a.m. to 11 .p.m. Tires .and Batteries For Sale. ' SHELL STATION • 1'.. WESTON ' GODERICH ST. - SEAFORTH Nr ,/' < _ o' I -:5.,--.1: -' .-1' --- Eye Trouble. Have your eyes' examined by R. A. REID, for 17 years Strat- Tord's leading Optometrist. Expert work only .at most moderate prices. • EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Consult him at - 'Westcott's - ' JEWELRY STORE 1st AND 3rd FRIDAYS EACH MONTH -9 TO NOON. .4,',N.Br Row cam; . "For Your Convenience* Arrow BUS Schedule Effective May 5, 1935 ' LEAVE WEST BOUND 1.00 p.m. . 7.315 p.m. Standard Time LEAVE EAST BOUND 8.15 a.m. 5.45 p.m. YPINERIES PLANNED TO • ALL POINT IN CANADA, UNITED STATES & MEXICO. Consult Local Agent' • QUEEN'S ,HOTEL ' Phone 45 - Seaforth Central' Ontario Bus Lines Toronto • WOOL WANTED • Highest Cash Prices Paid , H. M. Jackson , Phone 3w Seaforth who is a student of the UnJrersity of Toronto. Ws morning text 'was taken front Mark 15-21 verse. In the evening he preached from John 1-19. In the morning Mhs. John Meadows and Miss Marie King con- tributed a vocal duet. Recent . Asisars ..here .were: 1Ir. and_ IMrs. Butson and children, of Stratford, with' Mia. A. C. Baeker; Mrs. Joe McDonald, daughter, Bea- triee, and sons Archie and Guy, of Molesworth, and Miss Georgina Jaclk. son, of Listowel, with` the MacDonald families; 'Mr. and 'Mrs, William West of Merton, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Nor- ris and Miss Greggory of Windsor., with 'Mr,••and Mrs. H. Champion; Mrs. W. Wdliiamsbn and daughters, Misses Mae and Agnes, of Wingham, with Mrs. George Birt. 'Miss Mae Williamson, who is a missionary on furlough, will com- mence her return trip to India next week.. Glen Irwin, of Lucicnow, visited with his grandmother, Mrs. Ida Stan- Iey. The Misses Carrie and Eva Mc- Cracken have returned from a motor trip through the Adirondacics� CONSTANCE Last week when Mr. George Leitch was unloading grain in the barn, the trip rope broke and Mr. Leitch fell to the floor, fracturing several ribs. While helping to unload grain on Monday last in the barn, Kelso Ad- ams narrowly escaped a serious in- jury. The sling rope' cf}ugh on the wagon rack a e re ' ing bun- dles the rack and o were drawn up .to the stop block where the trip rope broke and Kelso fell to the floor rendering hint unconscious. Outside of being. bruised and badly shaken up, he was not seriously injured. Many friends hope he will soon be completely recovered from his acci- dent. 'Miss Marian -,Lawson is visiting her eousin,.•!Miss1VIgriali:. _McMillan, of London. Mr. Howard Wiynne and sister Hel- en, and Helen McRorie, of Forest, pent• the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Britton. Miss Edith Britton has returned home after' spending a couple of weeks With relatiwes in Forest.,, Mrs. George Wheatley and Miss Jean Forbes spent , Wednesday at Goderich with Rev. and Mrs: Leslie. Friends will +be pleased to lizrow that 'Mari'an :3awson is' on the blend after being laid up for the past two weeks. BLYTH The funeral took place on Satur- day of Mrs. James Armstrong from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Phillips, Rev. R. A. Brook having charge of the service. Interment was made in Union Cemetery. ,Reid Vipond, Of Atwood, a student of Queen's University, Kingston, had charge of .the services of United Church on Sunday last. He will al- so conduct the services on ,Sunday next, • Mark Mason, for many years. a resident of East Wawanosh, -passed away in tkle County House of Refuge on Saturday morning where he had been an inmate for a few weeks only. Owing to ill health during the past winter he found it necessary to va- cate his farm, Oon. 4, E. Wawanosh., He came to Blyth and made his home' with his brother, J. J. Mason, until he went to the County House. . His wife predeceased' him by several years. The funeral was held from the home of his brother, J. J. Mason, of town, interment being made in Westfield cefnetery. [Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Chester 'Morrison, Dinsley St., in the death 'of their infant son which took place on Monday noon. The child had not enjoyed goad health far some time and succumbed when pneu-• monia developed. He was an only elFRe ev, and M'rs. George Oliver and family, of Oil . Sprinigs, who are spending holidays at Bayfield, spent Sunday in town where he was a for- mer pastor. • Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tasker and family,~ Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Rich- mond and babe, spent the week -end at Holstein where the golden• wedding of Mr. and Mrs. McGuire, Belgrave, ,of celebrated at the,home of their son. Mrs. V. S. Anderson and son, Mur- ray; of Toronto, is spending week with her mother, Mrs. Slate HILLSGREEN • Mr. and Mrs. D. McLean .and Miss- es Margaret and Bertha Forrest of Seaforth and Mr. W. L. Forrest, of Goderich,. all visited recently with friends in this vicinity: ` Dr. John Hagan, of Chicago, and sister, .Kathleen, of Detroit, are vis- iting at their •former home here. Misset- 1Vrargaret and Jean Love spent a few holidays visiting their aunt in Centralia.'"'(,,, ' ' Mrs. Ross Dick and• son, Dougla's,i and niece, Gwendolyn Eller, of To- r or, to, oror,to, are visiting the former's mother' and family. • 'Mr. William Jarrott and daughter, Annie, called on friends in Kip'pen re- cently. Mr. and RVIrs. W. Davidson were visited recently with relatives from Mon'kton, - Messrs; Neel:, of Zurich are busy at threshing halving recently got Mr. W. Jarrett's outfit to help in their busy harvest threshing time. Messrs. FiIshie and Passmore, students of Hensel", were in charge of the service at lHillsgreen Church en Sunday afternoon. Miss Edna Cochrane called on Mrs. ('Rely.) --•E. P. 'Ohandler in Sea - forth 'Hospital recently. *Mr. and !Mm's. C. Robinson were vis- it74d by relatives from Mitchell and Toronto one evening. Mx. and Mrs. W. IHluxtable of Oen- rain, , ivisited latter's mother, Mn, Love, and family. Miss. Lettie !Love; of HensaI].call-. ed on fries ds here in • this vicinity tiring the 'Week. • NEW STRIN.Q BLOUSES 980 WASH' DRESSES in a variety of patterns and . styles that will please you very much. Values to $2.00. ' - PRRICFD 98c BEAUTWFU'L .:BLOUS4 . The most attractive' fabrics and styles ;We have had this, season, are all marked to clear at - 20 PER CENT. OFF Regular Price DRESSES OF FIGURED C'RE'PE ` - AND PASTEL SHADES, A chance like `this does not come often. These love- ly Dresses on sale Friday and Saturday. Values to $7.50. NOW $1.95, $2.95; $3.95,' $4.95 TAKE ANY HAT HOME' WITH YOU THIS WEEK -END Values up to $2.50, for just 98c Do Not Pass- Up These Attractive Specials! ac • -., SH p,' CIT S. --EL!M LE V -L Messrs. Gilbert Johns, Harold and Lloyd Bell, Laverene' Skinner and Jack Delbridge left last Thursday by motor for the West. We are iVery glad to report that little Miss 'Onah Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..Roland Williams, was able to he out for' a ,car gide last Saturday after 'being confined to the for nine weeks. Rev. J. R. Peters left last Sunday ,for 'Muskoka to bring home Mrs,. Peters and Catherine. They expect to be back again by Thursday. ..Ir.- and 'Mrs. Alden Johns and son, Donald, left last' ,Saturday for their home in Saskatoon, after visiting for s•.nie time with relatives here. Mr. Philip Johns was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital on Sunday suffer - ins; from infantile paralysis. WALTON WM S. and W. A. Meet The August meeting of the N. M. S. and W. A. of Duff's United Church was held in the basement of, the church on Wednesday afternoon, August 14th. The president, Mrs. (Rev.) C. Cummrdng, presided over the W. 'M. 8. meeting, which opened with prayer, The Bible story on "Moines" was read by Mrs. Coin - ming, after which an interes is on "Hymns" was given by a num- ber of ladies. The roll call was re- sponded to by a Scripture verse Con- taining the word "Pine," During the 'hiasiness session it was decided to in- vite the members from Clinton the first week in ,September. The meet- ing closed with a hymn and prayer: Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull was in charge of the W. A. meeting which opened with a hymn and 'Scripture reading. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison and the minutes -of the pre- vious meeting were read by the Sec- retary, .Mrs. Wesley IHiac'kwell. Ways of making money were discussed dur- ing business session. The meeting • closed with prayer. Mrs: Boult and family of Goderich were recent visitors with Mrs. E. Ramsay. :l'Ir•. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge and son, Lesiie,'have returned home after holidaying at 'Muskoka and Toronto. Master John Steiss is holidaying with,friends in Kitchener. 'Miss Ruth Decker of ..Qetroit is a guest at th$ hoirle of Mr^ and Mrs. Joseph Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plank . of Stratford and Mr. and, Mrs. Roy Plank .of Toronto were recent guests atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis. Mrs. Isabel Baternan has retuned 'to Hamilton after spending aevieral weeks 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy. 'Mrs. Leeming and family, Hamil- ton, have returned horde after visit- ing with relatives in the vicinity. IMr.• and Mrs. John McArthur, of St. Marys, spent a few days with Mir. and. Mrs. George , McArthur, -Miss Ethel .'Mose of Milverton is visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and 'Ms's. Adam Sholdice, David Stoddart, young son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Harbert 'S'todda1r't, who has been seriously ill in Seaforth Hospi- tal., is improving. ' Walton Wins An exciting game of football was played in Brussels on Wednesday ev- ening, •August 14th, when Walton de- feated 11Vfonarieff by a score of 3-1. The return game will be played in Walton on Thursday evening of this week. 'Mr. Wallace Slrolddce of •St. Cath- arines is spending a week in the vi- cinity. The service in Duff's Utiited Church was in charge of the pastor, -Rev:-C- Ctrmming ,on Sei'nd!ay • morning. .The text for his discourse was taken from Hosea --•10:12. _ An anthem was ren- dered by the choir under the leader= ship of Miss Bessie Davidson. 1Miss Elizabeth ,Mills; A.T.C.M , who has been taking a summer course in music at Western University, has re- turned home. 11Vlrs. Joseph Davidson and son, Murray, of London, .are spending sev- eral weeks 'with Mr. W. C. Bennett. Miss Norma Steisshas returned to Kitchene'r after holiday at her • home in the village. • Mr..Armour ...Dundas and, daughter, Vera, of London, are visiting with w Mr. and IMrs. Willis Dundas and other relatives in- the vicinity. 11 '44 ZURICH ' Dr. and Mrs.. IL H, Cowen and, children moved to Exeter on Tuesday where the .doctor has purchased a dental practice. On Monday evening the business. men of the town men and presented him with a large easy chair. The doctor and Mrs. Cowen have been highly esteemed residents: of Z.1rich ,for many years and much. regret is expressed at their depar- ture. The. best wishes of all follow them to their new home. • to nuntlber of engineers and survey-, ^ors are working along the shore of Lake Huron at present staking out,, division lines and marking 'the wa- ter..line A great deal of confusion has existed in the past concerning' the rights of p icperty owners along. the lake. front and it is expected that after the present survey is complet- ed the matter will be cleared up. -The funeral of the late Jacob Web- er .was helot. on Tuesday afternoon, interment taking place in the Exe- ter -cemetery, Deceased was in hi's 82nd year and had lived in) this sec- tion nearly all his life. He died• on Saturday at his home on the Bron- son Line after a .,shitlness, Sur- viving him are his dow, two sons and three daughters. The many friends of Mr. Chris. Schrag will be sorry to learn -that he is seriously ill at present. Mr. W. W. Cooper, of Kippen, who intends running as an Independent candidate at the coning federal elec- tion, %vas a visitor in town on ) on - day. Mr. and Mrs. Chris: Ayotte, of near Sarnia, visited relatives here this week, Mrs. J.. Wickens, of Ingersoll, is visiting relatives here at present. Mr. George Kibler of. Guelph 'spent a few days this week at the home of Mr. 'Charles Fritz., He has just re- turned from a visit with hisehrother, 'Mr. 'Arthur Kibler, in Saskatchewan. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Smith and Mrs.. H. Waged, of ,Detroit, visited rela- tives' here over the week -end. M'r. and IMlrs. Arthur-Truemner, of Toronto, spent their • holidays with relatives here. , 'Mr, and Mi -s. H, G. Hess and ohil- • dren are camping in the pinery this week. Mr. and Mrs. I. Yungblut• and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ' ', liwercr repent Sun- day at Port ,gtanley, - • The ann::^l • picnic of the teachers and scholars of the E•vsngelical Sun- day .School was held at Grand, Bend on Wednesday afternoon. , In the second ,play-off - game be- tween Mitchell and Zurich, played here; on Monday ,evening, the home team defeated the visitors Illy 11 to 1. A feature of the game was a- 'home' run in the fourth inning made by I. Yungblut with the bases full. Heide- man pitched a brilliarit 'ga3ne, keep- ing the hits well scattered. The "lo- cal beam. meets (Seaforth in the next • round. The first game will be play- ed on the Iota] diamond'tthis evening, - Friday. SCHOOL of COMMERCE - CLINTON, ONTARIO , YOU -CANNOT ATTEND A• BETTER SCHOOL, 'SO WHY NOT 'REGISTER NOW COURSES STENOGRAPHIC - COMMERCIAL SECRETARIAL an SPECIAL COURSES For Parti ulars apply to STONE, Com. Specialist, B Vice -Principal• . F. WtIRD B.A., Plilncipal. 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