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I .... � I ,i "" i , . Minimum chargo. arat inserdsox .................. 25 cents i Notice.--4For ,the smarbest and Mr. and Mrs. Georke Laughton of
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,�.., Frank SHIs, Junior, Captuires the Town 'Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday,
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� .� , Sept. 3,'with all the members pres- West Lorne will meet Thamesville 'The Bonnie Bon. Toronto spent the Labor Pay holl- I
, ��, �Vr,,,74p,*TL4 et ir4jiks, in memoriam Notiew-4 cout veir worL Minimum 50 cents per week. . -me,diate B- ,,west hats, call at in -ly day.at the jiouk:e of her patentg, Mr 0
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, .,,�, -11 (Continued,from Page 1) ent. The. minutes ot the August in the finals of the intei op rinr the build� g forme,1 . . .,
,�,,, I" rMaq EMPOsit0r. for 20 cents _ net Sh . I .
� LL 4 ,, be directed to a Box Numbm cart of The Huron %e championship of the West - and Mrs. C. A. XcDOnell, returning .
, V `�,,&!:�T-*Wa-.. " . . � . 'Mrs. T. S. Smith eliminated Mrs. me4ink were adopted as read. Af- for I occupied by Mrs,. Bertha Bell. 4 .
., I by 3534-4 to tbeir'home on 'Xpn4y, aceompan,
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�, , � 11 101 la . adk*onal Per week will be ebaraped It a& Lu above eUnes we wt ter disposing of the communications' erm UoiTiifies Baseball Association, . I . I
1 '1,omts ,w Paw by the F. Sills . # .
"I In'.., - 1, I . _ virtue of th;ir win over Hensall in I ied by Mr. 1C. A. NoPonell. .,
.�1 �`� , �_.',.,ipatnrday pight in the week in which the ad was ran. . Finals . the'fbllowing resolutions were paS . S Do not be foot-' I
'r #JAW, JUr,rl;W . Mr, and Mrs.. Georko WalkOr andl .
NN "O."T'i - i" and Deaths inserted free of. w No. 8, 1936, provid- West Lorne on Wednesday by a score Mr. iSmile says: .
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" � .1 "I � ��`A,J�Won SfLle��J X40tiCe to Creditors. Ltc.--aates on &PAI i Mrs. 11 G. Meir elimbiated, Mxs. T. �d: That Byla - e re Us, either Cresis,Corn.or Cress Donald and Helen. Wa�,er* visitied . I
I k�*". � 1� . . �, ing for the -levying and Collecting the of 6-4; in the third and deciding gain so - At Hemphill's Drug relatiiveo, in , t, r � 11 I
. . ,, I . S. S�nith. Bunion Salves. 534-1 friends and : . orputo is � . I I
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11 .., . I si Lorne took the lead in the Store. fe�Ar days this, w-,q,A_,',.',,,,,1--"." �� . I
�H , . ., . SOUTHGATE CUP and finally passed. That William S. we Former Minister Dies I . Th. ' ublie an<i '_�'Q IIJ _��A�.Q - "'. '
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1. � ,., . Wanted - First Round Johnston -be reappointed tax collec- firs -t 1frame with a I.. V I
"I'' I For Sale � , I nsall -tying the score in the see- Rev. George Jewitt, retired Metho- reopened on Tuesday last with "pa"
, I �;�. I — Mrs. H. G, Meir eliminated James tor of the Towrish1p of Hay at a sal- He e time Presidenic , 1. . . * I
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I Z, p .1 OR SALE-4GOOD COAL RANGE, BAR- MAN WANT -ED WITH CAR TO HANDLE A Stewart. �, ary' of $75, duties to be as follows: Und inning when Foster hit a dist mini$ter and on of the good attendance. .14, assisted, by . r I
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I -T-- F R. M. JONES, Ward's Quality Teas, Coffees, Cocos, r I ices and at- triple -and scored' on a wild pitch. of the Lon-dorf Conference Mrs. Agnes McDona;
, � ., 8a,ko. Appil� to MRS. eliminated Nelson Prepare and mail tax not lead ir� Methodist Churcb, died in Parkwood
. � 11 , � W 3534-1 Spices, Extracts, Toilet Preparations direct to , Mrs. T. S. Smith tend ,to returns from the banks- col- West Lorne again took the her sister, Miss Mar.#aret Bitcliani�, * .
I � I — , established users in Perth County, Write Cardno. ' ild throw by E. Hospital, London; yesterday in his ot q,cr I I
i " WARD COMP - lect unpaid taxes on and after De- the 5th wheu a -�7 .onto, is opening up a millinery,
, . ANY, John South, Ham- -liminated
, 1�1 I - FOR SALE --,,COOK STOVE, 2 IRON BEDS, T. H. 3 J. C. Greig L J. E. Keat re, and 76th year. .
.. I . il ��'bed springs, dresser and stand. 3 tables. I ilton. 534x2 i . cembo 16; ,postage to be' allowed. Kerslake allowed a man to sco for forty-one shop -in the old Murdock ,block and I I
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t I � MOLY- 119. Mr. Jewitt served I are having the interior all remodelled
... r P . other small axticles . A.pply T. J. . I., I INlis - Laidlaw eliminated' J. G. Thaf the resignation of Mrs. E. increased the lead in_the sixth when
11 ,,L,. � NEAUX'S St*re or House, Dublin- : s F. Gag6o, as switchboard operator at a single by Neil scored . C. Butler and years in the active ministry and re- which will add'mucb. to the'appear- . 4 .
, -r 3534xl Mullen. d Waterworth tlr�d 12 years ago. He was pastor
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I , Stan Dorrance eliminated Ted Zurich ,Central b,64 accepted and that a triple by,Qibson,,scoTe ance of the shop. ,%
1�'_ . elf scoring on an of r eleven charges in Western On- � -
r .., SALE—ABOUT 70 WELL BRED For Sale or Rent L d.,Neil, and hims . Church Services
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. 1, r Leghorn Pullets, laying, $1.00 each- ROY S, Southgate. Mi§s,�Ann Overholt be 'appointed in an ing West tario, including Wi . ose, . '
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;� I FOR i SALE—EIGHT uge eliminated N,orma� her place at the same salary, duties overthrow to the plate, giv Ikesport, MeIr ,St. Paul's Anglicaii - �. . .
" LAWSON, IL R. 1, Clinton. Phone 91-241'. ENSALL PROPERTY FOR F. & Sav�L mville, Hen- iServices in,
�� , . . 3534-i H room -modern brick house, recently re- -7 to 'commence as ,at Siept. I., 19,35, LorAe.a lead that Hensall weie un- jiai�,wieh, Waf-wick, Eat Church on Sunday last were conduct- '
- , ed Jeffrey' they sall, Dutton,. Mt. Brydges, Lambeth, . ,
� . , ' _�Ferguson eliminated, Miss That 'William Bie' er be appointed 'able to Ov -rc0m , although .
.... . "I novated, equipped with furnace. . bathroom, Geo. D. 1; as C e . orest. Surviving are ed by the Rector, Rev. Mr. Flarr, Who
" 1, — �. hard and soft water, Hydro; good barn and inspector of ,the Wildfong, Munici:pal made decided efforts in the 6th, 7th Wyoming and F y interesitint.- and inst];ructivek , I 1 ,
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4,,',� . garage: on four lots of land, nicely situAted Batty Southgate. t -were only able to tally Ills widow and a daughter, Mrs. galve Ve'r i
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,;.r� Notices in village. Sale in sebt)ement of Alex..Munn inated Mist G. Drain, duties to commence at once. and 8.th, bu . �terborough, .discourses. Tlie choir assisted yeryl I
& , . � Estate. Apply Box 537, Sea -forth. Geo. D. Hays elim I That accounts covering payments on one run in each inning, (Rev.) M. C, Parr of Pe I I
'9.' � eyard. efficiently in the musical papt of thei I I
3627-tf AIPP" Welsh, who starred for the losers, and three sons, -O.IV. JeWitt, Winni- 1.
P,': PAWLEIGH'S AGENT WILL BE IN HUL- . .
,ap. , I -W. E. Southgate eliminated K. M. Township Roads, Telephone, "General, t to the showers in the 'sixth and 1.,eg' Dr. G. -G. Jewitt, Leamington, service. I
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4f, . Jett for the next few weeks. Have orders . I ' OW n A rm b �terd.'an Church thd
, , -W. C ARTER. McLean. . Charity and Relief be passed as per wen en Sou d. , t Ca el Pries y
4 , . �xeady. Telephone 268 SAM . I Treas., C. 'Kerslake, who relieved him, al- An d Rev. E. W. Jewitit, ' : "
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� . r . )in Hyatt past'or, Rev. 'Mr. Youngi who ,has beem �
�, 7 — __ ;8.70; M. M - lowed -but one.. hit in the three and The funeral will be held fr, . .
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* � ]�UMACAPS RELIEVE PAIN IN RHEUM- Annual Meetings Rev. 'Reg. Appleyard. Stephen, cement tile, I � after- on holiday for the month of August, , , I
l" . -third innings. Averrue United Chur�ch Friday
. ated L C.-�Zot- Russell, Road 1, 80c; F. J., Haberer, one conducted both s6rvices;i delivering ,
�`,.,;, .. � atism, Sciatica, Dackaelie, while rexnev- MEETING OF BEAN Wpll. Road 7, $7.30i- W. Fiseher," Road 11 WE)ST LORNE AB .R A 0 A E noon. interment- will be at Brussels.
4. e.� KEATING'S DRUG STORE ANNUAL Mrs. F. Sills elim,in t � � spent interesting discourses in his ,usual, ' 11 . .
i�ng the caus � - THE inated deo. A. 1 -2 2 3 0 Mr. and Mrs. Laird MRckle I
cq'v- �. 3534 1 Growers will be held in the wm; T. ,steinbach, Road 15 -$2 50� Neil', 2 .......... 3
� - .1 Frank Sills, Jr., elim , and able manner. At the
f" 0 - L �id-' .Gibson, s .� ........ 4 I 1 1 5 1 the week -end Vith Mr. and Mrs. C - pleasing I .
F, NOTICE . -WILL GIVE SOME GOOD' EY Jackson. . W. Coleman, Road 2, $7.1., ..,... 4 1 2 2 4 0 Blowes at their summer cottage at mci�ning service the cho.ir veri. pleas- 0 1
. ond hand-clot5es, suitable for making ovf RODN . � I ingly rendered' a fine, ,antheni and
'&' SEQ- TOWN HALL, Second Round wortif, Road 2, $4.60; U. A Pfile, Rd. McKillop,, p ... 4 0 I' 0 0 0 Grand Bend..
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� �i;,.; or (mostly sklkb), in exchany.4. for some plain t. 11th Mrs. T, S. Smith eliminated Mrs. 14, $5.60; G. J. Thiel, Z. P. V., $8.20; MCC<0111 in ... - ' London is the Mws. James Bonthyon sang a solo 4L . I I
1' BO I 0. lGreb, Road 6, $3,40; R.RAdams, Lamb, e .......... 4 1 .
1, ;� . sawiing. Wed. ,afternpon, Sel) H. G. Meir. 0 0 5 0 1 'Mrs. McNbvin of - her usual pleasing manner. ,At the
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�"; ,m 3 f the ey oad 15, L. Butler, 1 ... I ... 4 1_1 15 0 0 .guest this week of Mrs. Robt. Bon .
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g, ?ITICE. , e at 2 pan., under the auspic * ',Miss F. Laidl-arw eliminated J. C. Road 10, $5.10,; G. Jeffr ) evening service, besides 4 fine an-' I I
�, 1, . WORK—NOW IS T I Western Ontario Bean Marketing Beosard'D con- g. $6; H. 'Siteinbach, Road -Supt. $12-40; Timson, 3 ........ 4 1 'O - I 0 0 thron and Mrs. L. Sispson. Rev. Njh�. young I .
., CARPENTER stituted =der thl� Natural Produce Ma,kctiw Greig d -Mrs. John Corbett and son, thean by the chbir,
.1 ,� .to do. your rebuilding, new. or old, bef Aot�, 1934. Business to come before the F. S . Savauge eliminated Stan Dor- R. Miller, Roa&'91' $8.95; � G. Dick, Rd. . - - - - - - Mr. an a well -rendered solo. " - f .
.. I I' ..... 33 6 9 27 12 2 Ross, visited with Mr. and Mrs, AI- gave
i'�' ' Winter. We do house and barn work o ineetin will be the presentatibn of the bal- rance; WAXL AB R H 0 A E bert Morintz of Daslhwood ,on Sun- At the United Church Rev. Min; . �
.. 1. �. "ythimg in the buildin!z line, we give ..._ 1Z iness. . 1 2, $8.30; J. M. Ziler, Road 10, $3.60. HE . . .
1. mates by ance sheet ,and any oth�r such bus' 353-1 ' G. I). Hays eliminated Geo. D. Fer- Telephone Accounts -,Zurich Hydr ' o Sinclair, the minister, preached both .. ..
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R '.. I enable. JAMES WALKER. 6129 rhn&r 32,, Clin- I . . � gus I on. I I . I lights offic4', $3.74; Northern Electiic O'Brien, 2 ....... 3 1 17 0 S. 0 'day last. -c,Laren- spent evening, delivering w.elt . I .
". ton; MURRAY TYNDAI.L. 618 ring 23, Clin- I - .ial, $10.53; 11. -G, Hess, la- Gascho, 1, 1 . : .... 5 0 1, 4 0, 0 IM�. and Mrs. Roy.� M pibrilirig. and
�, I th. I �534xl r W. E_ S6uthgate eliminated Canon Co., matei .. 2 2' 1 last week with relatives and friends t1yought out and imgnossiv6��,,*erin-onsr. ., I
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. . - s E. . : 5.30; Bell Telephone Co., S. Rennie, 3 ...... 5 0 1 .o,ir
- Farnis For Sale Appleyard. oor, etc., 414, . At the morning service the ch, �
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I!, I I . F. Sills, Jr., eliniiiiated Mrs. F. tolls, June to July, $206.40; Zurich E. )Kerslake, c ... 4 0 0 8 O' 2 in London and Detroit. I
;. I County of Huron - . e rendered a pleasing anthem and at t
" - Central, switching, 4 weeks, $68,00. Slade, s ......... 3 2 ,2 '2 2 0 L. Drummond visited overth ' ,
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, �1 . ,40USE'AND TWO FARMS FOR,SALE. Sills. 5 2 0 holiday with friends in Toronto. the evening service Mr. W. 0. GoDd- - I I
. ' -room frame house, cement 'founda- Ian McLean eliminated J. M. ,M.'c- General Accounts - Zurich' Hydto, C. Kerslake, 1, p . 4 0 .2 .
1-1�' Eig,ht . 11 -rendered solo.
1, I TREASURER'S NOTICE t. A good barn and six lo,ts I lights, town -hall, $2.50; Tuckersmith Foster, in ...... % 4 1 a 2 0 0 ,'MT. and Mrs, Harold Scruton of win gaive, a we I
I.. I 11 tion, electric li-gh 01,�osite Millan.
I , I AKE NbTtCE THAT I HAVE CAUSED adapted for market gardening. al- Darling, r ....... 1 0 0 1 0 'O Port Dover are visiting with friands Bowlers Hold Tournament I .
� T to be published in the Ontario Gazette a Sea&cirth Collegiate. Farm a of 75 acres, S1,T' A. W. iSillery eliminated Janet Telephone, 1934 rates, $316.56; J. G
il. . I Cluff. I ster, weeds, Zurich Drain, $6; E. Welsh, P ......... 2 0 0 2 1 0 and relative's in to . � The bowlers held a local ,tourna'.;
l list f lands -Arithin the County of Huron to Lot 10, Con. 11, McKUlop; nd alic, a 50-ac.*e ' B .... I .... I 'O 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood, Mr.. and t I
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��,:� be 0 I grass farm, Sl/._ Lot 19, Con. 2 . Hibb�rt, AP I Third Round , Zimmerman, ". Charity and Relief ell, f ..' ment ,on Monday aftjernoon and eve-
. sold for taxes in the year 1935. The lists ply to MRS. L,21CHARDS or to J. H. BEST. - - ilyea and Mrs. CAllis, - I I
,-� , appear in the Ontario Gazette issues of Aug- 3532x3 _4Menno Oesch, acet. indigent, $2.75; E. Rennie, 1 ..... 2 0 0 1 O' 0 Mrs. Roy Verm . ning, A. L Case aitd. Fred Ronthron -
V. dst 3, September 7 and Oc6ober 5 of 1935. ... I 11 iMrs. T. S. Smith .eliminated Milss .......... 2 0 O� 0 0- 0 all of Santa Barbara, Calif., are vis- taking first with 4 wans pl ,10, and.
I.. J, Gascho & ,Son, acet. indigent, $8.27; Howe, r US .
11 . And furth*r take notice tHat unless the I F. Lalcg,%w. indigent, $2.48; J, I I - - - - - - iting at the home'qf Mrs. Dinsdale . j. W. ,Ortwein and Dr. - MeTaggart; , ..
� taxes and ms,ts as advertised are not stioner I . G . ,Thiel,. acet. . -th 2 wins pluis 11.
"I hall'proceed to sell -the lands an tbe 6o. Hays eliminated F. S. Sav� G. J A. Totals ........ 36 4 10 27-10 3 and Mrs. Alda Simmons in town . were I second wii
I paid, I s . 11 I . W. Mefter, acet. indigent, $3,; J. . f I
� said lists at fAie Court House Notice to Creditors auge. t Lorne .. 100 0114 010" 8 2 Miss DoreeTi Farquhar (visited in
in Goderich on Williams & Co., aect. indigent, $2.90. W- , Mrs. Agnes McDonald, visited -with
Tuesday, November 12i 1935, et the hour of F Sills' eliminated W. E. S -th- nieet . -410 3 Detroit over the holiday. ' I I
1, . ,,, Hensall ... .... 010 001 110i: relatives and friends in London for
� I two o'clock in the a1ternoon. The adjourrTd NOTICE TO CREDITORS , The: council adjourned to again
',��, - sale, if neoesEary, will be held I at the same gate. I Nber',7, IN5, at 1.30 Left on bases ,� West Lorne, '7; A number of neighbors and friends a few days last week.
OTICE IS ,HEREB UUANT iminated Ian M,c_ on Monday, Octc . f Tor 4 �,
:, tim. and place two weeks later, N-v'ember N A. W. Sillery el ' , Hess, T-lensall, 9. Two -base -hits--MciKil- met -at the home of ;Mrs. Wrn; Chap- Miss ,Mae M�_Naughtoii o on
r. o to th�� btartutes in that behalf that all . o'clock in the afternoon. -A. F. .� : , :
, 2�6, 1935. - I persons Ira�ing claims against William Robert Lean. I I lop, C. Kerslake. Three base hitg- mayi one afternoon recently in 'hon- spent, the weeik-e-nd with relatives .-
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I. , C,ppies of s9i,J li�b� s� "�ted in my office lnw!'e, late of the Tmvn of Seaforth, County Semi -Finals %Clerk. I Foster, Gibson. Siierifice - Gibson. or of Miss Helen Munn who left on and friends in and around town. . .
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.. o,t tlie court,Hou3e, Coderich. . of Huron, who died on the,9th day of June, ' � - . -
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11 � 19a5. are req'uired to send to the undersigned Mrs. T. 8. Smith eliminated G. D. . Stolen ,bases - �S. Repnie, -Foster, Tuesday of this' week for Vktorla 'Mr. Milton Okwein of London spent . I .
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;. I A. H. ERSKINE, sviieitors for the Executor, full particulars Hays. 1, I Gascho. Double plays"�Slade, O'Brien Hospital, where she'bas entered the. Sunday wfth his parent,s, MT. and! I 0 ,
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I I . TrelLiiurer, County of Huron. in writing -and veyffled by affidavit, of their Frank Sills, Jr'., eliminated A. W. . BAYFIELD - to C. Kerslake; McKillop to C. But- training school for nurses. During Mrs. J, W. Ortwein. I - f I ,
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" " Claims, and the nat1re of the securities If Sillery. . , - ler. Hits -Off Welsh, 7; off McKil- the afternoon she was present�d'with 141T. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff of 'Delhi ' I I
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�- . . Treasurer's Office, Goderich, OnL,, any, held by them, an or before the Rh 'day m;rs. K. Moorhouse and daughter,
11F August 1. 1935. I $631-13 of September, 1935, after which date the Paid . Finals Mrs. Wynona Ferguson, .Mrs, Wm. lop, 10; off C. Kerslake, 1. Struck a nurnber� of useful gifta after which visited the former's , mother, Mrs. I I
. .. Executor will proceed to distribute the assets outt-By Welsh, 5; by McKillop, 4'; a dainty lunch .was served, Alice Pfaff, over the week�end. . I
i , I _ of the said deceased, Having regard only to Frank Sills eliminated Mrs. T. S- JoWett and daughter, Mrs. Kendall, by .-C. Kerslake, 3. Bases on balls-- The Arnold 'Circle of'Ca4-�el Pres- - jgr. and Mrs. William McLean of # I
" - . - hall'bave had Smith, . I .
' I ti�e claims of which they then a . , motored to �Bay �;-ity last'week and byterian C-hurch held a successful I& Hamilton are visiting at the home . I
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� I Deaths I DATED 9A Seaforth, Ont., this 20th Aay o! '! I . "W I . -spent a feW days. there. r � cent tea on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. I I I
. * I . on has . of the lattiar's ,parents,'Mr. and �*rs.
I " ugust, 1935. Miss Betty Reasan -of Lond ' Fred Bonthron on Saturday after- John Pa,isnore and family. - �r I ... I I
� . . . M.CONNELIAt Sheldon, North Dakota, on I � . HANS & MEIR, ling - a-, few days with her ment. There will be the usual dance noon last, a good cro,wd being pres-
Ir. August 30'. Curry McGoni Sclicitorw for Alex. C. Smillie, Executor. Baby Takes Lye been-spen( I �iMiiss Margaret . Buchanan, R.N.j - .' , . I I
.., Tuckersmith, in his 79th year. . r 353�--, , friend, Miss Betty Gairdiner. I after the play. ,, . ent. Tea was poured by the follow- Who 1h4s been spftndin.g some weeks
, .1 I � . -ontinued from Page 1) '. I Gairdner and . - dden Death y ing ladies: .MTs. J. W. Bo'ntliro!!� �gt_tiar_bioini, here,,*' returned to Port - . .
. . . . . I _/ i (C on Tuesday 'Mrs. Su a .." 'W""" A r �
� I I , . I d Fred a daughter Betty, . Idt-for her winter Mrs. .-H. Ar�fibld aild' M`rg- , - - - H i�'on Saturday last. . .
. � the former in draughting, an , I D�ath came suddenly to Mis. Wil- , 'IF -9
business course. ,
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AIrs, Russell Barrows went to To-
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apartments at London, Betty to at-
tend Collegiate. 1 . I
Liam Hinde, one. of Bayflel&s best
known residents. I Mrs. Hinde, form-
ung. .
Miss Margaret, Dick, who has been
I ss Fligrence MbDonald of Lon -
don spent the holiday at the home of ,
ront.o on Monday -for a few days with
- Vi., 'and Mrs. Carlyle of Detroit
Erly Helen Aldsworth, was the young-
visiting at, the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Dick, for a
her mother, Mrs. Agnes MoDonald. I
her sister and -brother-in-law. who
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are 'holidaying 'here at the Signal
est daughter of a family of 'ten of
number of weeks, returned to .Strath -
Hensall Loses
visited here during the week -end. I
Point in their trailer, the finest and
William Ald-worth and ,Susan Harris,
roy th I e beginning of this week.
The diamond on Friday afternoon -
Miss Amy Love, of Toronto, spent
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and wa�" biorn on Lof'7, second Con-
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Mr. W91ter.Speneer was in Detroit
wa� the s�c ene of an interesting and
11I.- I .. -enci with her parents, r. have seen. They state Bayfle S
, . � I tre weeR cession of'Goderich T,owns-hip, where ,over the week -end. exciting baseball game between West
I t., Little mor� than a week ago Am- ernment can create wealth or Pur- atir, 'Mrs. Joseph Love. I e found for
1.' , best place thiey� hav she lived until 'her mother's dea.t,b, Mr. Dean of the Bank of Montreal Lorne and Hensall, when Hensa'll loA
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I ericans read with a s1rock of surprise chasing power through the printing Bob Lane, of Toronto, returned on such an -outing. When she, with her father, moved to staff spent the week -end in Toronto. in an extra' inning. The afternoon
- �., I that the followers of an evankelist, press. Its peculiar psychological ap- Monday after s,�ending last Week with Mrs. Richardson, Robert, and Ruth Zjayfield. After her fat-her's death kMr. Cleve Joynt is in Toronto this was threatened, with rain but on the
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I : one William Aberhart, bad swept the peal appears to rest on the fact that his friend, Horace Rutledge. - ' ' Richardson returned to their -home she married Mr. James Hudie and week. I whole, the weather was very. favor-
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1V elections in Alberta on a platform of instead of proposing an indefinitei _N1r. (Russell Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. ' sion, until
I .� that the' new aino�int of such printing press wealth F, a at Waterloo last week after sp,en4- lived on the seventh conces Mr. and Mr;. DevIi-n'of Stratford able. Welsh, pitching for the homet
"Social �Gredit," and nk Tuffin, Misses Edith and Syl_ ing the holidays at the home of Mrs. ,her husband passed away when. s -he visited on Sunday at -the home of team, ran into trouble in the secon-4
: �_, I "credit divi- which 'makes even the dullest mind v4a Tuffin ,and their cousins,. little ".,he walked
, , . 0o(vernment promises llidbardson�s -parents5 Rev. -arid 'Mrs. again moved to Bayfield. Later she Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett. I f rame, wbeii three men
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K dends" of at least $a5 a month to all suspicious, it pro,poses a definite a- Doriq'Tuffin of Staffa visited on Sun- R. M. Gale. married Rev. William Hinde, Rector Mr. and Mrs. Laird Joy,'t of,Tor- and allowed three runsi;" Hensiall tied
.. adult citizens of that Canadian prov- mount "scientifically" determined hY day at J. N. Campbell's. man ?Church, who died in .
�, Ance. They read further that though "inpressive-loo,king A plus B formu- . Mr. Co-sby Ennis has a fo�)t -in a Rey, and Mrs, Hugh V51son, of Au- o� the AngIJ � onto spent the ,holiday at the, home the count by getting two in the ,
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� ." - � n friends here one af- January, 1931. ,Since then, the most of hisr mAher, krs. Alice Joynt. fourith, on& in- the fifth, ,and another
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� I the So,cial Credit League people will ]as. . cast sinqe a small bone was broken burn called o I of the t1m;e she lived alone and was Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis of Tor- in the seventh, making the sCore 5-3.
1 occupy three-fourths of the seats in The division of "production costs by a falling stick of wood while work- .ternoon last week. in her *seventy4ourth year. A year onto visited In the ninth h1ning West Lorne got
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. � 11 . the new legislature not one of them into "A" and "B" payments is pure- ing last week at Geo'rge MeArthur's, Thursday evening of last' week or so ago she secured from the'Chil- over the week -end with
.. 1. . . . the latter's parents, Mt. and Mrs. J. two ',runs which tied the -count. They
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, � has had previous i6eslative e"xpen- ly arbitrary. It does not indicat��' a Morris. I members ofthe A.Y.'P.k bad -.a corn, dren's 'Shelter at Godeiich, a boy for R. McDonaldj London Road South. then secured the winning run in th4i
mr Mr. tch and had a wery about sev-,
. I . ,. ence- Finally, they. IE ,ned that 1 "deficiency" of purchasing power. For Misses Edith Ennis and Laura Io'ast at the bie- $ company, Lester Morden, . Mrs. John- Pasismore and Son AI- tenth inning. Scores by innings: '.
, ,Aberhart never argiiW, and forbade the total product of industry does not Mannini, ,of Kitch'ener, visited over enjoyable time playing games. Dur- en years of age. He had, gone to the bert, �spent uple of days in Ham-
� , end at their homes. They ing th , e evening a presentation of a West Lorne .... 0,30 000 N)2 1-669
� . his followers to debate Social Credit consist solely of finished,tetail goods thc- wee`�_ pas;t office Wednesday afternoon, ilton last w at the.home' of the Hensall . .. -, . . . M 210 200 0i 59q .
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, 7 ---v!.ih opponents; that the, followers to be bought �by -ultimate', consumers, have just returned from 'Honey Har- carving set was made . August 28th, and ofibis return found * -law ' and daughter, The line-ups: West Lorne, Neil, r
� , ,,, - also of ca.pital goods, machines, boi, Georgian Bay, where they were ion Middleton,. a brMe-to-be. ,- ,former's slion-in I. *
__11' sigped pledges to take Social Credit but I * Mrs.,Hinde 'had passed away. He at My. and Mrs. Wim. MeLean � f. -I Gibson, 2nd; McKillop, c. �-- Mc_
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� � or. faith, and on that exalted -basis factories, raw materials, ' freight the past two months. . Miss Helen ,Cameron of Chicago, once notified, Mr. Gen-tinhari, who was Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones of Lon- Coll, c.f.; Butler, p.; E. Butler: Ist;
, swept the provincial elections. transportation an Miss Ethel ,Cameron and ,I&. Wil- working on the place and who ha . d a don spent the week -end -with his bro- Waterworth, I.f.; J. Simson, c-, C ,
, 4 so on, which are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis an,d ,
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This magic doctrine that carried �qught fV,)m "orgaTdzations." 'Ulti� Miss Anna Ennis were in Toronto dn liam. Cameron of Detroit are visiting ,h.,,t time ,before been talking to ther, William, Jones, and members 0' 91nison, 3rd. '. �
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I � all bef � ore " it was I fi rs,t brought to mate consumers, therefore, do not Labor Day. I 1; their sister, Miss, Elizabeth Carrier- I i
I . .. Mrs. Hinde, -and remiarked'that she his family. Hensalt-O'Brien, 2nd; Gascho, 1.
,� . . er there 'Mr. and Mrs., J. J. Skalitsky of Vi- .
! �. birth in England, im-mediately after need all the purchasing pow on. was particularly cheerful and bright. , 'Mr. and ,Mrs. W. Johnston and Mr. f..; Slade, 3rd; E. Kerslake, c; -G. Ren. "'
I'� the Armistice, by an engineer, Major is. It would, indeed, be fatal to �the king, Alta., and Mrs. G. R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ford King and son She was in failing healbli'during the
� t - eamomic system if they had it, If 'P.nd daughter, Miss Agnes Wilson, of I and Mrs. A. DruiTy of Toronto visit- n'e, r.f.; Foster, eJ.;, S.' Rennie, 3rd;
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. 1.� � C. H. Dduglas. The major had notic another Park R . apids, Minn., who bave been and daughters, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. past year. Mrs. Hinde was very fond ed over the holiday with Mr. and C. Kerslake, ist; Welsh, p. *.
� ". ed, of thought he noticed', several we lcok at the problem from B" pay- here since t�e death of Mr. McCulla Kilty of Welland and, Mr. drid Mrs. of flowers, and each Saturday took Mrs. James Paterson. Umplires-Grieve and Robinson, o,f
: curlous things about tht -workings of side, again, we see that the 61 .��Clacherty, Toronto, spent the week flowers 'to Trinity * ,Church, When 'Master Ildidition.
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" i; , our economic system. The chief of ments must ev`errtuAIIY become "A" left. for their homes on Wednesday' r Poriald, Willard was t,ked -
!, end with Mr. and, 'Mrs. George King. Knox Presbyterian Chuich vas built ill on'Friday last and was taken to Mr. and ,Mrs. G. .C. Petty visited in
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. I , thern was this-tbat inHustry does payments; for what the manufactur. and Thursday last. . Toronto last week at the home of
, . Mrs. Lawrence Forsythe, of Tor- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and family of ,she donated the bell; to Trinity Seaforth Hospital, where an opera-
: .� not distribute enoug� purchasing cr pays the 'raw material maker must Stiatford -have taken 'Mrs. Lawson's O'hurch she donated a Clon-mmunion � their §o,n-ln-law and daughter, Mr.
� to, sp,ent the week -end with her . tion w�as performed for ii*pendicitis.
11 .. power to consumers to enable them be 1,aid out by the latter in turn to. on co�jage'for a couple of weeks,. ftl -memorial � p . and Mrs. J. Lorne �",Scott. They also
� 11 to,buy the goods it makes. In or4er h's workers and 'stockholders, and so parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.'W. Roy, - At date of writing he is doing as
�. . -tt and -family, w wel-I as can -be expected. ' 'tion.
� % - Mr. and Mrs. Wall, indow to the memory- of. Mr. Hinde. � attended the Exh6bi
to s6l g6ods, industry has to get 011 down the fine, The funtpAjl�wbioh was largely at- Miss Emma Hawthorne, Mrs. G. N_
� , - . Detroit, left for home 'Saturday af- . W. Thomas Reid of 'Manitoulin
.1 s costs rif production. But of ' tended,1--as held Sqtulrday afternoon,
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I : back it - , . ter ,�,nding their. holidays at Mrs. Island, Mr. Ja' es Reid of Clinton and Shanab ,g*r, Mr. and Mrs. Will Sut-
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I � . what do these. costs of production .�'. � I Teacher Honoured King's ..cAtage, "King's, Bluff." They qervice [being beld in Tonity Church. ,M, fWilhami Watt of. ()rook9bown, 71.Mf`i.,,Frank Sutton, who have,
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.. conFist? They consist on the one greatly enjoyed their stay here this The PectoY, Rev. W. G. Bugler, Rev. -Minn., visited recently with their been vi's,ir NJ at the 'home of Mr. ancl -
I �� hand, of payments made to 'individ- Walton Wins Opening Game " , (,Continued, from Page 4) summer. . . R. M, Gale of -St. Andrewi's United ,,ulsi,, Mrs. William Jones. Mt. Mrs.�George Brock and Mx, and Mrs.
I I I . uiN, .including wages, salaries and I . ' Church, and Rev. Mr- Dol"gill Of Watt was a judge at.Crookstowm for Sain Merrier for the last -five weeks,
': , dividend's; and, on the other hand, ol (Continued from Page 1) of the section, have gathered here Mrs. Ross of Toronto arrived, on, Knox Presbyterian ChUT6, conduct- .
"I � . . this evening to show in a small way Saturday ,night to spend a couple of otv,�r 40 years. returned to their home in Houston,
pavTnents" made to other organiza scored two minutes aft6r the face- our appreciation of your work among weeks in her - cottage, - 116un),R-Inn." ing Lhe service. The pallbearers were . IMr. Wilson of Woodstock, former- I Texas, on'Thursday of lag week.
:V_ tions, for raw materials, bank oharg- off. The Saints 'tried to rally and Joe us during the past year.. When we The Bayfield orchestra had a dance E. A. Featherston, William Elliott, ly assiistan . Hemphill's Miss'Margaret Buchanan. will open
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"I #�, and other' exteTna,l costs. The maj- Williams made a nice try on goal but �heard a few weeks ago that you were in the Town Hall Monday night. David Dewar, A, Maxwell, James H. drug store, s -pent the holiday w .
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, 1� "e to indi- Dennis cleared. Holland punchedout. leaving us, �ve felt that we were sus- IMA Brown, who conducted'a fruit town.. .1 a
�1' or calls the payments in - Thomson. Burial was friend,, in - merly occupied, by Mrs. Bertha Bed].
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11, viduals "A" payments, and those Farcruharson's shot. R. Rogerson taining a great loss, but we know and gro,cety ,store n�xt to 'the ipost made in Wyfield cemetery. She i'§ The W. M. S. Of the United Church Miss Buohanan has been in businesq
I , � made to other organizations "B"' dribbled a corner kick and Terry that our loss is Durbam's gain. In office th*s ,isummer, Closed .,,Up last survived by 'one sister, Mrs. Minnie held their first monthly meeting this in Toronto for some time.
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I ,ri��: I - payments. Now, alas, obviously thO Flannery ha�d 'the crowd up in the all departments of the school, both week and moved to Kitchener. (Adaline), of Iffinneapolis, and, one fall on Tbursday� afternoon at three New Books in Library . , 'i
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, .1 "A" rayments (still according to the air when he worked close in on Rut- 'work and play, you have sho hrother, Louis Aldworth, of Exeter. o'clock in the schoolroom of the Fictian-Trails Meeit, Bower; Rook -4
.1.11. 4., ' Wn that Mr. and Mrs. George'Benson, Mrs. I
i;,�. . : major) make up the total purcl�as- ledge but Dennis came t6 the res- you 'had the interests of your pupils Dixie tStafford and daughter, Marie, Relatives from a distance who at- c -b u rch � i�n I A ' Bbwer; S,6veh'M,eh Came
. I last wepk tended -the, funeral were Mr. and Mr. *and"I(Mrs. Keys and son and low ing; Doomsday, Deeping;
11,�,� arid obviously they are not enough The middle part of the second half memory r which we shall Mrs. Elmer Eastman and family, Mr. - .
I ,,, 'Ed- daughter of Kitchener visited at the i r'�V ;iri
-1 ing power distributed to individuals, cue. . at heart;, and you have left with us a .of London, Apent a day age k
." guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. ' . Tth. Vild B i, Footner; Wild Stram-
. 1�' j, to buy the goods., -In order to bu� was anybody's game with very little n1ways Cherish. Not only in the war4 . and Mrs. Percy Slhiurrapr, Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. IR. Cameron berries, Thirkell; The Fortress, Wal -
,!I. � them the individuals must also have to chose between the teams, Near school, but in the social and sport- Mrs. Raymond Shurraur, Mr. and last week. '
'�Vl. I the equivalent of the."B" payments- the last of the As has been the custom. for many Mrs. John Winters, Mrs. Morle'Y Jer- pole; Old Man Mystery, J. J. Far -
i --�,, garne the Saints put ing activities of the com!munity, you 'Mr. and Mrs. L. CagAdy were week geon; Range Land Justice, McCulley`
, ,&,- , The obvious solution (bbe major's) on their best display and. the crowd to(1 your part and gave of your time S V
, 7-J, years, Bayfield will ,hold their OiTic Pme, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Louis end vi itor, at Otterville. Young Rennid, Yfaz6i De La Roche-
14-��,,, Holiday on Thursday of London Fair Aldworth, Mr. and Mrg. Chatles Md- Mill Eleanor Fisher, wrho spent All About Jane, Pamela Wynne!
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. is for the Government'to give them went wild. Stapleton almost , shot unsparingly. Whenever you were
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1. .� I., �� the 111311 money Itself. - This is ap- past Rutledge but, the latter fell side- 'asked to take part in amy social gath- wee ' '
. 'b os- -Mr. Frank and Ruth Wildfong, Exe-
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, , ,� " �",, pariently w at Mr. Aberhart expects ways anO punclied it out. It, de- ering, you did'sio willingly ind Cheer- ed that day and many wtill attend ter, -Sir. and Mrs� Nel . friends in Toronto and Gravenbu,rst and Jeariette, Hauck; The Secret Ad-
,, "'P, I Ao 40 with his',$25 credit, a month to iveloped Afto a struggle but the'Saints fully, and with musical ability, made - son NorthCOtt, returned to her Sat' I The . Mys-fery Hancri
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;�� 'qp I .�� I adult acrid smaller allowanci4s were -held scoreless. . I � .them all bettervand more enjoyable. London Fair. . ao � home here on - veature
� ` %", " . every . . Fall Fair son, Harol �. Lloyd Aldrworth and urdaY ]art, I Ben Bolt-,"L,,,,V% 4 -1�uz4ie, Baldwin;'
., 'a",', , for children. Major Dougla8, who has Walton played a hard steady game In the sporting activities, both hockey Ready For d, Waiterloo; Mbr. and Mrs.
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I 1, I ,�!, I - I the more subtle ..add TbWndite intel- throughout and had more scoring and football', .yvu were, always "one Do not forget the dates of Bayfieldi Leslie Beirnes, Blytb. 919t Martha Carflle of London vis- Golden Rain, Widdemer- Murderg
,,; ited over the weelk-e-nd with her par- Form,, Fours, Hu!me; The Xdvances of
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'1�6 �lect, has usually -preferred to go chances than the losers and were of -the boys" and we will never forget Fair, Wednesday and Tburgday, Sep- Mr. E, A. Fe4hgrston left Tues- ents,' Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carl,il,. Aarrik; Phyllis, Bottofire- Come and
.1 ,il�'.. . about.,, the matter more indirectly. more dangerous round the .goal. The that the yelar "Sam"' �played, with us tember 25 and 20. 'Get your e�'hilbits day morning on 'a motor tri.p. to ' Mr. and, Mrs. Sid Gem,mell of Sea- Get It, .Edna Perber; We House- of
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I'll "I �, f ernment order a reduction of all the first and last and had they play- eame ,th Winthrop. So in alyprecia- Fair and thusgive the Secretary tithe expects to ibe away about six ee of Kippen spent Sunday at the home GOld Cbmifit Box, V. Williams; The
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�1111111 .1 � " prie 0 by a giveti ;peicentage-say 25 ed all the, way through as in these tion of all you have dolie, we, ask you to ,have everything entered and. ready. 'He was accompanied -by Waltlerlohll- of Mrs. Ann Hudson. and Mrs. Jas. Ohgessi6'n of Victoria Grracen, Hill;
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