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The Huron Expositor, 1938-05-06, Page 5a:'1,4ehe ni,eleeee'eet.e" hut 'attoter nPlin:Patereois •.---ttamen onemEne " 7' Bak auPItta eStaitaa '• thusie. Ttlesdei7,_ WedneadaY Gracen Moore aleiaryn notion's 'I'LL TAKE ROMANCE" 4 with Helen Westley Stuart Irwin She found the only fseedoni sheetever known, when her lever kidnapped here Next Tnttraday. 'nifty, Saturday William Powell Annabelle, in "THE. BARONESS AND THE BUTIARn with enrY Stephenson - Heleo-Wetitlen eon panne to parliament, see Pewee for Fun, Romance, Comedy 1 thleticAssoeiation CoMinon-Shirley Temple in "REKnen.A. OF SUNINTYBR,Q0 FARM" ;Matinee 'Saturday and helidaYs. Letter Comei (Continued from Page 1) little pleasure left for a man who wants to step out with a lady friend taocasionally. If that is done there is . always a few who want to throw a monkey wrench in the machinerYand mese thieqy up. Really it 'is more than humiliating do have such things bappen—but -they do just the same. I know your country is Jaw abiding. SO far you've not fallen under the blight of the parlor pinks or the vio- lent Reds and for that you should be -truly thankful. A plague of grass- hoppers is a mere flea bite in com- parison with the Reds. Take it atm elle, that outfit can stir up plenty of devilment, and that in a very short - time. But to get back to my precarious predicament. I have done just about *verything psible to bold my job, and still there are nonce who think I shouldbe placed on the shelf. I ob- ject to having my playthings taken from me after the manner used by Corporal Adolph when he grabbed the .tholdings of Otto of the Habsburgs • and his mother,Zitta. My gosh! that's going a little ,bit too far. Still, that's the way Adolph does things. He might be bought off by giving him a slice of the oil ane •other minerals -we have, but I doubt if even :that would satisfy him. lie—Adolph— seems bent oa getting a strangehold on bath Hungary and Rumania • and unless something happens to prevent it right soon, you'll see the Swastika flag floating over more places than Austria. Such being the case I daun aelp being nervous and it is to es - ,cape any further trouble that I am eppealing to you. As near as I can -sum up the situa- tion it is just this. If I go to Russia Mr. Stalin would sic the Ogpu on me. If I go to China, I've got to learn to eat rice with chop sticks. Spain is .-eput because Franco doesn't care where his fliers drop their bombs,or ,wtho they hit. I don't care for Japan because the army clique runs things their way •and believe their emperor is of divine origin—which we both &now to be the bank Mexico might ,be alright, but Trotsky keeps open house down there and I fear he would corrupt my morals or get me in bad with Joe Djugastivili down Moscow way. And it's a well known fact you .can't monkey with the "Iron Man." Joe doesn't think anything at all about rubbing out a few hundred hu- man beings. It seems he thriven on bloodletting. So.—that lea.ves just two places -where a man can feel safe. 1 might go to the United States, but they've got something like eleven million un- employed down there and the chances of finding a job would be very slim l'm sure. Canada seems to me to be the best bet. Should your reply be favorable, I arrange my affadre and leave here immediately. Uneasily yours, Carol Von Hohenzollern. There was a pause 'while a death- like silence gripped the assembly,. At last President Sills rose to his feet. "Gentlemen," he said, "what is your lileasure?" "My goodness!" exclaimed •Uncle Johnnie Sproat, "another one! Willy tag my cats' if this thing keeps up Seaforth won't have any room for the regular touristal First off We get a corporal, an' now, by cracky, it's something else. Boys, I think we'd better make both Adolph an' Carol put up bond to keep the peace before we let 'era settle in ,hese parts." As Mm. Sweat seated himself, sev- eral members 'jumned. to their feet and for Seireral moments arguments flew back and forth. At last cooler heads prenailed and the question, was duly referred to the city council. (Continued treMeniente .1) ; yOU have •gnne through the mill, Win eve be with Or shaft/ It' all UP to Ynajneelf." Mit Dunuell referred to the &ow, inn Popularity -of juvenile, Midget and bantam hookey, and .expressedthe opinion. tntit -atitletie associations', such ,as the Seaforth association, had a •great opportunity to develop and train young athletes. Al. Murray, of the -New York Amer- icans, in his ennsens enlarged upon thii opinions expressed! by •a previous speaker, Mr. Stewart, and applied thane opinions to professional eport. He emPllasized • the importance of clean living ley perforniers in any line of, &poet, and -"el:teal instances where the 'careers- of promising athletes had been, rained by failure to keep in con- dition!. He particularly stressed the fact that all good teams came from good:juniors and juveniles. "If 'an association wants winning teaMs, it must pay attention tp the - young lads first and.. give them a chance. You will" have much better hockey and other things than you have to -day," he said. A proposal by Frank Sills, that the managers of the Dublin, St. Colum - ban, Londesboro, Winthrop, Egmand- rifle, Kinburn and Kippen hockey clubs' be added to the executive re- sulted In considerable discussion:. Al- though the proposal was .voted down, the executive was empoweced to add to its raminer, by virtue of a motion sponsored by H. G. Meir. Mr. Meir also extended a vote of thanks to the guests of the evening from Stratford. • Hill -1...11“.1.1.14412161.1,34.4.1141.40.0..16M1 MOTHERS THE WORLD OYER: • o other wprship abides and end,u,,res, likfut, unselfish and patient like yours." • • (1: DUBLIN Revision for appeals against the as- sessment roll, 1938, on May 30th, at 1 P.m.—Kathleen Feeney, Municipal Clerk. At 0. Directors' meeting of the local telephone company, the secretary - treasurer, A. A. Colquhoun, was taken suddenly ill and removed to .his home where medical attendance was sum- moned. On Monday he was taken to Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, for a critical operation.' Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes was appointed as delegate to the National Catholic Ac- tion Convention at Milwaukee. He was substituted on Sunday by Father Frieberger, of the Reshrrection Or- der, London. Mies Mary Flanagan has obtained a position in Toronto. The young people's tennis court is completed and much credit is due to the president, Gerald Holland, and his competent executive committee for the success of the court.. Week -end visitors included: Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hugurwerf, Detroit, at the home of Mr. Joseph McGrath; Mr. and Mrs. James Hanley, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hanley; Misses Devote*, and Veronica M•olyneux, Drys- dale; Misses Gertrude and Peggy Mc- Grath, Waterloo; Miss Rita Staple- ton, Brescia Hall, Loudon; Miss Nora McGrath, Lucan; Miss Dorothy Don- nelly, Stratford Norm -al; Dr. Frank Stapleton, Brantford; Pat McConnell, Toronto; Ralph t1l, Stratford; Don Benninger, St. Michael's College, To- ronto, at their respective homes. Alvin McNeil in Palmerston; A. R. Roth in Tavistock; E. T. Carroll in Blyth. Mrs. Dorothy Rowland was nursing Miss Polly Hoggarth at Cromarty for several days during the week. VARNA Members of the council men in the ball Tuesday. The W: A. of St. John's Church was held at the home of Mrs. A. Gal- braith. Mrs. James Stephenson called on friends Tuesday stvet:dng and in com- pany with Mrs. MosSop and Mise Frannie, motored to Godeficri. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weekes will be pleased to know they are on the mendland will soon be themselves again. Mr. Harold Elliott, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with his parents. Wedding belle, or something, were ringing in the village Tuesday night_ The 'regular meeting of Hibbert Council was theld at Staffa Township Hall on Monday, all members teing present, tbe Reeve presiding. The minutes ofthe previous meeting were read and confirmed and a number of communications :dealt With satisfac- torily. Resolution were passed:— Accepting the responsibility of neces- eery advertising for arranging meet- ings to have Hibbert made an accred- ited T. -B. area; approving a final set- tlement of a. Icing standing legal ac- count: Douglas vs. ToWnship of Hib- bert vs. G. G. Wilson submitted by the solicitor of G. G. Wilson. A let- ter from Department of PUblie Wel- are gave instructions thaneall relief recipients must produce a certified statement from their employers- giv- Ing information of wages paid. The following orders were iseued: Road. expenditure, $258.61; general expense, $527.10; direct relief, $47.11. The meeting adjourned until the Comet of FREE SERVICE' • OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and taffiotently. Simply phone "COLLECT" fo WILLIAM STONE SONS PHONE 21 . INGERSOLL PHONE MO • e MITCHELL MANLEY 61.1111=11., We are sorry to learn that Miss Alice Seinion was taken to the Lon- don hospital and we hope the rest will soon restore her to her 'health. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell and John A. Eckert are busy with their tractors cultivating and ploughing for tbose who are •still busy, to eateli up with seeding operations. The rapid growth thas givem the early seeding a good start. The cattle will soon be able to take care of themselves, whine will be a great relief. Mr. Joe Eckert wears a smile since Mondan, May 2nd, when his wife pres- ented him with a baby boy. ..WINTHROP A farewell party was held in the hall on Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard, Who moved to their new home in Kintore on Saturday. The first few hours were spent in euchre, those winning prizes for ladies, most games, Men Robert Dodds; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Ralph Davidson; men's most games: Mr. Robert Dodds; men's lone hands, Mr. Arnold Lamont. After lunch Mr. William Kinney .read a fitting address and Mr. John Campbell presented, Mr. and Mrs. Bullard with a well-filled puree. Ferg. replied in •his usual amusing manner. Mr. Melvin Blan- chard Devoted with a couple of Scotch SOngs. A few hours were spent in dancing. lMr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett, Mona and Billy, and ,Mr. Melvin Merriatie of Seaforth, and Mr. John Bennett, of Winghany, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton. Mr. Jas. Henderson has returned home after spending the past few months with his son, Mr. Roy Hen- derson4 of Sundrldge. CONSTA.NCE re. Mina Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wynne, Howard Wynne and Miss Ova:bele Lester, Of Forest, visited at ,,...,...„...„6.441014iltic440546.1;gtw4AribAktii,(1.1.ouldrickhoiikkgs.1;;6iagikatiOu;:iO4; • ; anee nen. endlah' ," • ' • s1a, 1400 agr• q'Oliti air 41; •,..i..6•10e44 0,0 • ,i4/kt 444 0 , '4; . ..„ • • ,- • ..-t4 tv.mteleve .10„1-; • .04eit : , . • • • This Stor• e has i'special prepaiation to a.ppro and intimately cate for Mother's Day requirements. ually hundreds of Clever, Sensible and Useful Giftsa, tokens of what every mother craves and values• mos "Remembrance" eautiful Dress Accessories • P7) Mother's Dap Smart New Purses Patent Leather Purses In colors that harmonize 1 og and cleverly contrast the 1•00 new Spring colors New Wooden Read Bags 1 14 In attractive new styles and 1•4•41 shapes. Whites, Browns, to Reds, Pastel and Oriental, 235 shades • Dressy Gloves Gloves Mother will be pleas- ed to War. New K i d Gloves, slip-on styles. Black, White, Navy, Brown, Green. 1.95 All sizes, of course Bengaline Gloves Brown, Grey, Black, White A very special value 50c to 75c Flowers are Popular Delightful, from the dainty to the more generous sizes. • Violets—Purple or White Gardenias—And a host of smart Spring flowers 25c - 80c Colorful Scarfs In Satins, Crepes, Moirs, Snow White $100, $1.50 $100, $1.50 $1.00 Black and White Figured Scarfs Give Hosiery For Mother's Dap 1;00 1.25 75c Weldrest Service weight,. in Dark London Mist, Noonday Nu - gray, Spicy. All sizes. .... Light service weight, bronze shades Chiffon Silk, three and four thread, Kayser, Sandra, Or- • ient or Phantom Silk Underwear Velva Suede and the new "Trico Maid" Satin an d Lace.' White only, Panties. NIGHT GOWNS Velva Suede, tailored and lace trimmed. All sizes.... 69c, 75c, 1.00 39c to 79c 1.95 Silk Crepe $2,95c14.95 Figured Voile, pastel shades..$1.00 Parasols New Oil Silk, fancy a n d 95 ft plain, in all colors • pecial Silk and Merceriz- ed Tops, in Black, Blue, Brown. Plain or fancy de- signs • . Table Linen Single Tablecloths, pure white double Damask, flor- al and scroll ddsigns. 52 x 52 Square 1.50 68 x 68 Square 8/4 2 Yard Cloth $2,19 $2.95 $3.95 STEWART BROS. SEAFORTH dmionnammemmommoimmom the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. William' Britton on Sunday. Rev. and ,Mrs. J. C. Britton and familyspent two days with Mr. and Mrs William Britton, Mrs. (Rev.) Gardiner has invited the W.A. and W.M.S. to hold their May meeting on May 12th at ther home in Londesboro. A good attend- ance is requested. Quite a numbe-r attended the recen- tide for Mr. and Moe Benjamin Riley on Friday night. Miss Ruth }Well, nureesin-tralaing at Stratford Hospital, and Mr. Gordon Willeneots, of Stratford, Were visitors at the home of Mr. and Min. James. Hugilt on Sunday'. CROMA.RTY Miss Polly Hoggrth, wet of the village, had the misfortune to fall and break ‚her hip. She Wes taken to the hospital at Seaforth and in. her ad vanced age she may, it is hoped, re- gain her wonted health and strength again. Mrs. Robinson, of the village, has been suffering with an affliction of the ear, but is at present very Much improved. Mrs. Colwell returned last weelt at, tee a week's holiday at Exeter with her eons. Miss Olive Spears, Who has been on the sick list for some time, is able to be up and amend. Sunday school too opened for the summer ,Snonths. • Rev. Mr. Ronne and Mr. Edgar Al- lan attended the meeting of Presby- tery' in Stratford last week. Mrs, Reidie attended the annual meeting of the W.M.S. in Galt on Tueesilay, Wednesday and Thursday of lest week. Inr. ankeles. fl. 0. Macdonald spent Sunday with relatives at Neustdt, Mr. Roy McCulloch, bliaksmith. is busy rearranging the interior of the blacksmith shop these days. Mr. B. 0. Macdonald, accompanied by anbnini Scott, Jr., spent Wednes- day in London. WALTON Walkeryille, went the weekend in the village with relatives. Mrs. Wm. Humphries returned to Walkerville ' ehth them for a visit. The Y.PU. will Meet in the church Tuesday,, May 3rd. (Tho late far last week) On Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Cum- ming took for his text lat Timothy, 6:10, "Poe the !dove of money is the root of all evil" Next Sunday beteg Mother's Day, Iligte will be a special SerVIOS. Ventors at tete home of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Sellers over the week- end were: Mrs. Bootee and daugh- ters, Mildred and Ruth and A. Brown of illedelbeig; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sellers and Mrs. Joseph Sellere, of Morris; Harold and Mrs. Sellers and Mildred of Grey. Mr. and Mrs. Imes iininVirries, of The morthly meeting of the W. M. S. of the kneed Church was held in the church on Wednesday, April 27, with Mrs. Ed. Bryans preeiding. Mrs. 13. Johnston sang a solo and Mrs. Bryans offered prayer. Mrs. D. Mc- Callum read the devotiOnal leaflet. The minutes of the last meeting Weret read by the secretary, Mrs. J. Mc- Donald. The report, of the Presby- terial meeting held at Exeter, was given by the delegates, Mrs. Cum- ming and Mrs.. Shaw. Waltmeestood seventh in the Innings to Missions - last year and the allocation for this year is $400.00. It was decided to • have a plant exchange at the May meeting of the W.M.S. `Phe treasur- ' ... . . . ••• .,. , , ,. • ..':...., 1, , , ... ,., ... 1..,,;,..•.1.,..:.;4,,,,1:4.....,,,,4"Zi'`'.1,,,..,.',,',.,,,,A''''):4'' ''''''YJ'''t.',11`.`''.1,''", • ens report was given by litre. Davd- son: The topic, "Placing a New W tehloseoredid"was16,thwien ottifoprgiree.avy6r.mbyrome .. Dmb members aai ,tronttuas The meeting of the W. A. was time held with Mrs. A. McCall presiding. It was decided to bevies /a social ift the' e hhe a nunrucahl ogee rdMena y 2pIrdrty. NyTxishe sdes..t tiara, July 6th. Mr. Wiliam Varna:hereon had the misfortinea�f thsving,a finger cut eft while working with a tractor on thee farm of Mne. )3. Rowland. DCheMtarrr°1.01182,ThdMrs..aDnneteteelilweleevink'endijA°°mbevrith Mrdt Mrs. M. fonnOn, Mra. A Xing and daughteee. Napii and Shirfokj, litTs& el rspehtSalndadi2at the M oldsuMae' Mrs. Alex., ()lark and'eldlti` Drinlieht, are tiXig Mi ttOlt, ( 4S'