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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-06-30, Page 8li la• T 25c 25c Qhs£ •N:APK I NS 15c 00 PLATES 100 BAKING POWUI R ODE WH LT E. TAPIOCA etekia1ADIAAI MAID MILK 'Fins s. TORY SOAP—Large size 2,des ZNGLISH GARBOL IC SOAP gm c 4 Cakes r, r�? S1.0a llJc 15c 9c 15c SCASTiLE SOAP 12 cakes nt.l1ai11NDRY SOAP 10 Bars 'JOY SOAP --Large Bass 3 for 1EntiCi NAPTHA SOAP 4 Bars 2'5c 25c 10c 25c 25c 29c 35c 711VATER GLASS 2 Tins 1SNAP HAND CLEANER 2Tins ;;bOAP FLAKES 5 -pound box Ilifeke the Chicks grows with Masters Mash--Cwt- Died.t In Dulath.—The Oak etcur- red in Dit?lu'th on Monday, June 12th, of Mbeat R. Eawat, whoee wife was the former Mise Hazel Lowery, daugh- ter of the tate John Lowery and niece of Messrs Alex andi George Lowery, of Sea/forth. Besides has widow, Mr. Erni, is earviwed by twin daughters. $2.10 A. Ca Routledge PHONE 1015 Announce Lower Telegraph Rates.— N,ew Low rates for evening and Sun- day telegrams have been announced by Canadian! Pacific Telegraphs which will make the wire as popular as the phone. -Between off ce§ in, Canada the new eatee now in effect provide For a forty word message at the same nate aSt a ten wsard day telegram, and immediate delivery will be effected beteveera 7 pan-. and 4 am., and all day Sunday. In addition, replies w hioh are prepaid by the sender at time oaf filing, will be ttr r ,emitted at half cost. Sgrtal on lbr�eoso For Next Sunday. t.` a lea Qi•'pr--3i a.Me "Cour- "•, 730 p.m.. **Gad or Mala?"' Sun- day Scheel at 10 a.xne--Rev. Dr. Hur- ford, erford, Rector. Notrtllside United Church: Rev. H. V, Workman, Minister. --10 a.m., Sun- day School; 11 a.m., "A Dominion Day Message"; 7 p.m., "Your Incon.venaent Time-"' First Presbyterian Chiu'cii—Sunday echoed at 10 em.; Dr- J. H. Barnett, Goderich, will take charge of both eserviees.—Rev. Hugh .face, Minister. Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. --The June meeting of the Barbara KLrkmuan Auxiliary of First Presby- terian Church was held at the home' of Mrs. Helen MeMillan in. McKillop on Tuesday evening. Supper was served at six o'clock by the two loos- ing g'raupus' of the past year. Need- less to say it was a very pleasant and happy hour as the members enjoyed tike peace and beauty of the rural ,scene- The program, which was given after the supper, was in charge of the MacKay group with Miss Laidlaw pre - Meting. The president, Mrs. J. A. Munen, opened the meeting and • had charge nt' the business part. Miss El- der read the Scripture lesson. and Mia, W. A. Wright gave the ptiayer The topic, which dealt with village life in India and the pressing needs of the people there, was very ably taken by 11Lrss. Johan J. Sclater. A ;hearty vote of thanks ways given to Mrs. McMillan at the 'close of the meeting. WE SP EC i ALIZE 3N FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CAS- UALTY, GUARANTEE BONDS, ACCIDENT A N D SICKNESS, BURGLARY, WINDSTORM Representing Companies who give Security with Service Also Agents for Ontario Thresh- .,erwen's Mutual Flre Insurance. Information gladly given. A number of desirable properties In Seaforth and district for sale. WATSON & REED M. A. RECD - Proprietor oz�le 214 • Seaforth !SPECIALIST IN ALL LINES OF INSU RAPICE 000000 _O 0'000 S. T. Holmes & Son O FUNERAL SERVICE O Main Street, Seaforth 4 0 O 0 ,S. T. Holmes, residence 0 0 Goderich Street, West; phone 0 4 No. 119-W. Charles Holmes' O A residence, Goderich Street, O 4 East; phone No. 308. O 0 Ambulance Service O Q Adjustable hospital bed for 0 0 rent. 0 0 Night cans, Phone 3X8 0 '4 Day calls, Phone 119-J 0 4 Charges moderate. 0 0 12-2 0 4 0© 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 00©000000000 H. C. BOX O . 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 FUNERAL SERVICE O Licensed Embalmer O Ambulance Service O Hospital Bed O With adjustable rachet open- 0 ated spring for rent. • O Night Calls Day Calle 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 4 12-87 O 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HERON Office Fa the Dominion Bank Build- 3oe. Seeforth- Office /mars: Tues day, Thursday and Sartarday, 1.80 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:10 p.m. to • 8 pm. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES the purchase of be insurance nosiness ad Hays & Meer, and the addition of their dompanies to our pre.iuue facia -- Vies enables no to give unexcelled service in all Bums. SEAFORTH . :ONTARIO ao-a7 l6 THE MeI ILLOP MUTUAL VIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. t11,1EAD OFFICE -- SEAFORTH, ONT. OFFICERS: 1RtllBrt Moylan, 6 Seafoi tb - Pres. Witt. Kilos, Londeeboro - Vice Pres. moa Aa ReI leereafor*Ri - Sem-Treas. I . =ROTORS: TOR13: Knox, �LondeeborO;' George! Brodh err; James Cour Q0 ezi bi; A1'. Moot, R. Eheeeelb!' Able/elder ML 8`, ::}tom; MicGregda' R. ,irattfis Shokliee, Woltost a'Sdati R. It, 5; Se lttatht I; Archibald, R. R. 4, Seer RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Do you• suffer from rupture? If so, your big opportunity has now arrived. Mr. Reavely, the noted rupture expert, wit! be at the Commercial Hotel SEAFORTH for one day only MONDAY, JULY 3rd and will be pleased to give free examination to any sufferer and to demonstrate his famous appli- ance. This appliance will con- tract the opening in 10 to 15 days. This appliance is posikively dem- onstrated to you right on your own person without any charge. You do not spend a penny unless you are fully satisfied that it is the right appliance for you. A consultation with Mr. Reavely will cost you nothing. Don't let this opportunity get away from you. Remember the date. larateUtit. Vacation Time Enjoy a carefree holi- day by buying one of our Guaranteed Used Cars. A complete stock assures you of the mod- el and price you desire. RADIOS Have you seen our Radios for sun porch, bedroom or summer cot- tage ? Small, attrac- tive, Hydro approved, as low as $19.95 Portable Radios, Car Radios, at half the price they were a year ago. SCHOOL'S OUT ! For the young vaca- tionist there is nothing like a Bicycle. We have a complete line, with models as low as $28.00 J. E. Daly Ford -Mercury Dealer Phone 102 - Seaforth Neil - Cutlrill--A pretty' but quiet' wedding took ,place on Wednesday, June 28th, at high noon, in Thames Road' Church Mamie, when Mary Die - on, daughter of Mer. and Mrs.' John Curthdill, was united nn marriage to Ed- ward Albert Neil, son of Mrs:• W. Nail and the -late Mr. Neil, of Fullerton. Rev. wane, Mawr • performed the cere- mony and they weme attended by Miss Florence Neil, sister of the groom, and Mr- Wesley Neil, brother of the groom. The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of Queen's blue and wore a white hat. and matching ac- cessories, and carried a bouquet of forget-Rnen/atst. A sumptuous lunch wasserved at the home of the grooms mother, mod the happy couple left for eastern points, the bride travelling in white watt blue accessories. They will, reside OD Lot 27, Can. 11, McKil- lop, after July 8th., RA f !- • +r Twine and , FOR* ROPE For Sat LOWEST Prices ' REGIER'S GARAGE $EAFORTH S+A FO1 H FARMERS' CLUB • afternoon A ,the services were ciorudueted 'by' Rev. Hugh Jack, of First Chetah. Dating the service Mr. J. T. Scott sang:"My Heavenly Henle." Inteurneent veasi made in the family plot in Malitlanvdbamk cemetery, -• the paliberasters belong Mr. William Meyers of Chicago; MreFred Lewis, of Toron- to, .and Messrs. David Millson, W. F. Carnootham, George wv18' arid, Frank Phillips. Among those from a die; lance wihlo attended the feneaw.l were Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers and daughter, of -Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs% F. Lewis,.of Toronto. e ` Enjoy Hike and Picnic.—A bicycle tike aside picnic was held by members of the Glebe Biraanah of the W. A. of St. Thoemlasr Aenglican Church on Wed- nesday afternoon to close the season's meetimge The girls assembled at the bomee of their leader, Mrs•- W. R. Shaw; Centre SL, who accompanied them. During the afternoon's jaunt'; which took place along No. 8 high- way in the direction of Dublin, the. girls• enjoyed a picnic. Social Gathering Enjoyed.—A pleas- ant sociral gathering under the aus- pices of . the W.M.S. of Northside United Church was held en: Friday af- telefoon, June 23rd, on Mr. Robert Scrarlett'o lawn with 35 members in attendance. Mrs. H. V. Workman presided and gave a short talk on rmissdon work in Northern Ontario with special reference to the hospital at Hearst. Mies S. Govenlock favor- • ed with a weeding end Miss Annie Ferguson, an . interesting account of .her recent trip to Florida. Lunch was served by the;,ladies. Funeral of Mrs. Henry Fowler.— Mrs. H. E. Fowler, a fernnerly highly esteemed Seaforth resident, whose death occurred in London on June 24, was laid to rest on Tueselay afternoon in the family plot in Harpurhey ceme- tery. Rev. Dr. Hurford, of St. Thomas Church, officiated' at the gravesidle, a private service having been held at her late residence, 225 Hale.St., Lon- don, conbducteeby Rev. Mr. Tramper of SL Matthew's Anglican Church. Mrs. Fowler w•ho was a daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. George Fitzger- ald; wras bora forth. Early in life she moved to' Toronto with her parents where she was married about twenty-two years ago and went to re- side in London- Surviving are her - hnesband and a family of .four. She is also survived ..by a sister, Mrs. Harry Stewart, of Seaforth, and one bro- ther, R. J. Fitzgerald, Toronto. The pallbearers were J. H. Woodatand, Henderson Smith; J. P. Dorsey, C. P. Sills, Ross Sproat and J. A. Stewart. Friends were present from Loudon, Sarnia, Brantford, Bowmranville, To- ronto and Wingham. Death of Mrs. F. A. Moult. Eliza- beth Scott Lawrence, wife of Mr. Fredlerick A. Moult, died at the home of her brother, Mr. Herald Lawrence in• ' McKiiIlop, on Monday, June 26th. Mrs. Mowll was born, me McKillop and received her early education there and at Seatertlh Collegiate. She taught school at S. S. No. 4, McKillop, be tore entering Toronto University, where sehe took :her Arts degree. Later she taught school in Edmonton, where in 1915 she was united in marriage to Mr. F. A. MioudL Besides her hus- band she is survived by three sons, William, Robert and James. She is aisio survived, by four brothers and three sisters: Mrs,, Lorne Webster, of McKillop; the Misses Annie and Pearl Lawrence, of Seaforth; 1Vir. Fred Lawrence, of Vancouver; Messrs. Matthew and Herbert Lawrence; of Edmonton, and Mr. Herald Laawreoce, of 'McKee:ie. .A private funeral was held from the home of her brother in McKillop on Wednesday afternoon, when the services were conducted by Rev. H. V. Workman, of Northside United Church, assisted by Rev. R. P. D. Hurford, of St. Thomas' Angli- can Church- Interment was made in Maitlan!dibamk cemetery, the pallbear- ers being Mr. B. M. Francis, Exeter; Dr. Harbarn and Messrs. F. S. Sav- auge, William Bea'ttier John Daley and William Sl iennore Death of Mist Charlotte E. Thomp- son.—The death oceurared art her home in Seaforth on Satuendiay, June 24th, of Gh!arloatte Elizabeth Thompson, follow- ing a week's illness from concussion of the brain. Miss. Thompson was the only daughter of the late John, Thompson, a pioneer resident of Hal- lett Townaftd 1, and Annie S pros t, of Tuckersmith. She was born on the old Tihoanrpsoo homestead, which her father purdhnseed ieom the Canada Company, and where her brother now lives, and where she spent: the great- er reater part of her life. Miss Thompson received her early education at the Hal ett school, and lister at Brantford Ladilesr College, .where she specializ- ed in music. For the past fifteen years she bad resided in S•ea'forth. She was a member of First Presbyter - i un Church and although of a retiring disposition she was a most generous giver and a supporter of church and charitable causes One brother, Mr. J. W. Thompson, of Mullett; two nephews, John and Kenneth, and one niece, Miss Charlotte Mary Thompson are left to mourn her passing. A pri- valte fanerale was° he8 i fr4nm her late residence, Adam Street, on Monday going away oectuaaLe wall a,, pall; blue time, Waite coat, JAPealea, and White • accessiirles. Mr. aid eine aca14s1 left on a 4ioneyanoon.trip to New York qnd Montreal. They will reside on Dun,, doss Street, Woodstock. Guests were present from London, Ingersoll, Wood- stock, Mitchell, Sarnia, Hamilton and Seaforth. LOCAL BRIEFS • Mrs. Janet McNaughton, of •Ham- ilton, is spending the summer at the hoer of her sister, Mrs. Robert Gov- enilbek, flealtland Hall, MoKillop. • Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Dugan and daughter, Phyllis, returned to Colum- bus, Ohio, on Monday after ha,vimg spent the week -end 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bolton. • Mr. and Mrs: William Brown, of Detroit, motored to Seaierth on Thursday !sat and spent a week visit- ing at the homes of lads siister, Mra, Richaurd Roger's, Seaforth, and Mrs. alarshall Young, lin Hullett township. e The Bairber& Kirkman Auxiliary held its June meeting en the fiats, of the river at the home of Mr. John McDowell on Tuesday, June 27th. A most enjoyable time was spent. e Mae John Beattie left on Wednes- day on a trip to the Western Prov- inces, He was ecooem-panied by his brother, Mr. Andrew Beattie, of Lon- don. • Mrs. William Wallace and two children, of Lethbridge, are guests at the home of Miss Jackson in Egmond- vine. • Mrs, M. A. Redd ds visiting her sister near Ottawa. le Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sills and fam- ily will spend the holiday week -end in Detroit. • Mrs. Theisen and son, Donald, of Detroit, were visiting with Seaforth friends this week, • Mr. Bert Hart, of Miemico, and his sister, Mrs'. Wilfred Foster, of 'Miami, Florida, were calling on old Seaforth friends last week. They are the son anid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, George Hart, for.many years well known resi- dents of Seaforth. • Miss Margaret Thompson, of Al- lentown, Pennsylvania, is spending the holidays at the home of her father, Mr. W. T. Thompson. • The many friends of Mr. Frank Kling are pleasfed to see him on. Main • Soalisi - Phillipe --St. James' Cath- olic Church, Seaforth, was the scene of a fashionable wedding on Monday morning, Jenne 26th, at 10 o'clock, when Carmela (Bessiep; only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips, Sea - forth, became the bride of Mr. Dom- inic Scalise, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scalisi of Woodstock- 'The marriage ceremony was performed' by Rev. T. P. Hussey and nuptial high mass was sung by blather Scalisd of Ingersoll, conain of the bridegroom. The 'bride entered the church on the arm of her Water, wearing a gown of French white tulle ,out on Princess lines with long train with insets of imported lace: over taffeta and finger- tip deaf Her bouquet was of Butter- fly roses and ;liay of the valley with welcomers of white and silver. Miesset Augustine and Rose Scalisi, 'sisters of the bridegroom, were maid of honor and brides'nnal4L The former wore blue net and lace with jacket of matching. lace, 'blue retreated bonnet and acceseounies of the same shade. Miss Rose Scalds& wore. pink net and lace with jacket and pleated net bona net and matching accesL'lories. Each carried .a colonial bouquet of pink sepses and lily . of the valley. Mr. Tony PhulIips„ brother of the bride, was groomsman. The wedding music was played by 'Mrs. Frank Devereaux and an Ave Maria was sung by Miss Jean Scailisi, cousin of the bridegroom, accompanied by her .sister, Miss Delia Scalisi •at the offertory and "On This Day 0 Beautiful Mother," for the sign- ing of the register. The ushers were Mr. Angelo A. Phf'lies and Mr. Tony Scalise- Ding was served at the Commercial Hotel to about sixty guests, Mrs. Phillips, mother of the bride, receiving in a else suede beige Lase gown and corsage of Briarcliffe roses with blue accessories. Mrs. Seabee, mother of the bridegroom, were a dress of tea rose steer with matandng jucl et and accessories and Token Sunbeam roses. The bride's wE PLAu MoTol TRIPS! • We're motor travel headquarters. Through Shell Touring Service we supply free maps -with your whole trip to anywhere in North America marked out by ex- perts. We suite you by the right roads ---whether you IIS wish to go the fastest way or the most scenic way. We supply lists of places to stop overnight. Yes, ours is a really com- plete motor travel service. Stop in today and talk it over. estortSEAP01111, ONT Street agaisi after several weeks' ill- ness from typhoid fever. • Mr. and Mrs. S. Thiel, Mr. D. Mur- awsky and -Mies Mabel Hi'ldrebrand, of Kitchener, were week -end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Hildebrand, • Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hayne' and son, of Kitchener, were the week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Frost. • Mrs. John Smith, Miss Emma Smith,' Mr. J, Gropli, Mr. Jack Zim- merman, and Mr. and Mrs. John Zim- merman, of Milvertlon, were the week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith. • Mrs. Elizabeth •Whitosides and Mrr, George Whitest/Obs, of Stratford, were week -end 'gue!sta at the home of Mrs. S. Boyd. • Rev. Father ]:iuss�ey is attending the annual Diocesan Retreat. at St. Peter's Seminary, London. During his absence /his work at St, James' Church is being taken by Rev. Father Scalisi, of Ingersoll. • Mr. Charles Dickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, of town, leaves on Saturday on a trip to Cali- fornia. • Miss Sally Wood, of t dleg- iate staff and her mother, Mrs. Wood, leave this week to spend the summa months at their ih.ome in Kingston. • • Mrs. P. Dingman and son, Gordon, of Orillia, were week -end guests at the home of Mr..end Mre. Robert Mc Gondgle. Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Willis Tipping and His Cascade Rythm Orchestra The Season's Sensation! DANCING NIGHTLY BIG HOLIDAY DANCE July 1st Sunday Midnight Dance 12.05, July 2nd • STRATFORD GODERICH COACH LINES SUMMER TIME TABLE Leaves Seniorth for Stratford: Daily 845 s:m. and 5.25 p•in. Leavesforth• for Goderich: Daily inept Sunday end 4eo1, 1 p.m nod 7.40 pen. Sone eased hoe, '1.00 pan. and 9120 p.m. 4bnn til in at Stratford dor Toronto, aaunallia 4. Buffalo, Landon, Detroit. Agents queen a Hotel, Commercial Betel, Dick aon.e Wool Wanted Highest Market Price Delivered in Egntondville H. M. Jackson Phone 3-W SEAFORTH - . '� ONT. Improves Resistance to PERSPIRATION SPOTS • SNAG* WATER STAINS and strengthens the Silk fibre LATEST SHADES All Weights -Popular Prices .IIIc Tavish's, Seaforth bred Guernsey buil calf this, week to West Sheffield, Quebec, The fact that a sale was made at such) a distant Point indicates the quality ,of the lou- die herd. _ • Mr. and Mrs. Elton B. Goudne and r y g e 0 y s. of s r, t" rs- Of n, al family were in Guelph over the weeir- end when Mr. Goudie attended the firstreunion of the ease ...of ;1t .0 A.O... of which be is a member. They also - attended the annual O.A.C. Alumni picnic. • Regent Theatre ' "WINGS OF THE George Brent Olivia 'Now Showing ;l ' NAVY" De Haviland MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Constance Bennett Vincent Price "SERVICE DE LUXE" Helen Broderick Charles Ruggles. Mischa Aver You'll revel in the charming escapades of the love expert, who• learned there's a' lot to be learned about Love— By falling in Love.., . NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Margaret Lockwood Paul Lukas "THE LADY VANISHES" The strange disappearance of a Governess uncovers a spy plot. • Coming— "DODGE • CITY" . ...i''' e _ . WE ARE CLEARING THE FOLLOWING NEW AND USED APPLI- ANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES ' 1 New G 58 Westinghouse Refrigeraltoee. 1 New Frigidaire Electric Range (free inlstaalation)- 1 New Weetingh'oiise Partablie Radio. ' 1 New Car Radio 'with push button control 1 !' 1y ;r '� +, 4 Used Car Ra:ddos $12.50 1 3 -Burner Used Coleman Gasoline Stevie, 12.50 1 Beatty! Washer 15.00 1 Thor Waster 38.00 3 Massey -Harris 13 -tooth Cultivators, your choice 20.00 1 McCormick -Deming Hay. Tedder 40.00 1 14 -Plate •McCormick-Deerfing Disc Harrow, 25.00 1 Farm Wagon ., .... 25.00 1 Quebec Sulky Blow 30.00 1 Tud!hope-And!ersan Manure Spreader , 20.00 1 M'atssey,Hiarris Cuttinb Box 15.00 2 M'aeesey-Harrris''Mowersi--your fohoi�ce 25.00 1 nearly new 6 -ft. Massey -Hands Binder . 125.00 Hay Rope - 5c ft. 650 feet to pound Twine $9.00 per cwt, '600 feet to pound Twine $8.00 per cwt. v • • 101am Ste ) John Bach' SEAFORTH g d'�+'` t e ePEANUT e n a- Ls e D i, Q � - ,( / X. :s::J'i""r' < ` "`•% <'it✓:i:. A' ;`• r }6 it ,< :` a NE "\� fl, SPF..' �J• `•"f.,i •' `1� i Superior Pied en'S SPECIAL! McCORMICK'S CANDY SPECIAL! DOMINO TEA SPECIAL! BAYSIDE OLIVESSTUFFED SPECIAL! DOMINION SPECIAL! PICNIC PICKLES SPECIAL! SHRIMPS SPECIAL! VELVEETA• !S SPECIAL! SHORTENING JEWEL • EARLY MORNING COFFEE 'SPECIAL! FANCY LOBSTER QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT <Y::},: by our Seal. BLACK SE• - ,i'� '= ;k9.19 -' pkg, DOM! Quality certi Test Kitch- ' JUMBO JELLY Ib. 10 Pkg• � C BUTTER91['234 SWEET MIXED FANCY PLAIN DEPENDABLE 11¢ P`'i& G IVORY b SOAP FREE Knitting i 230 LUX SPECIAL, 10f>f Cleanser 'O i RY `£f 30..OZ .IOTTLE t ; . pkg. 8 -at;. I ie.+ 2 , r _ - jar - 1 9c 53,.-0x. ( Z t�ns //,, t'p-)cg 15c Soap tar 04* TOILET - large 100 Book with 2 pkgs. Flakes. nig• 230 CLASSIC 3 tins 13 lt rM'ED. JUICY LEMONS 2S,C Doz. NEW NO. 1 Potatoes lbs. 8 25'c SIZE .w 'ORANGES } 35c Doz. <' Mr. • W. C. T. Morson is spendi the summer at has cottage on Ston Lake. • Miss Mary Stewart, of the Kin oardine Collegiate staff, is spendin the holidays at the home of her par ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Stewart. • Rev. T. P. Hussey, Lawrence D Lafranier, Leo Hagan andi Frank Rey noldls attended the first Provincia Holy Name Convention im Torrent Last week and were among the 15,00 who attended the Holy Hour at Var sity - Stadium on Friday evening. • Miss Jessie Gillespie, of Brandon Manitoba, is a guest at the home o Mr. and, Mrs. Neil Gillespie. • Mr. J. F. MCMann, of Chicago and daughter, Mrs. D. Tate, of Dear born, Michigan, who have been visit ing their many friends in Seafor end vicinity, 'have returned to tbei homes. It is fourteen yearn since M MdMarnin Left here, and he eatural•1 sees /many changes. • Misys Betty Southgate who recen ly graduated from Wel'le •l,ey Hospital Toronto, winning the medal for me foal nursing, has successfullypasse her R. N. examinations, • Mrs, S..1 McKenzie and two chi dren, of Georgetown, are guests a the home of her parents,"Mr. and Mr, J. M. Cardetoo. • Mr. and Mrs. Max Hudson, o Wein ,poor, are guests at the home Mr. and! Mrs. Isaac Hudson. • Mr. and Mre. E. A. William Mrrs. William. Lowe, of Brantford; M Russel Coiborne, of Fort Erie, North Mr. and Mrs JackEdimundis, Mi obeli; Mr. and Mrs. T. H.' Wheels of Brucefiteld; Mr. and: Mrs. Lawrenc Cuimimdngs, of Walton; Mr. and M John Bailey and Ms. Jack Allam, Deepdale, Manitoba, were here tthi week attending the funeral of the lat Sylvester Alden- ,• Mr. and Mrs. Langford Chapan'a of Goderich,- were week -end guests the hoime oaf Mrs. E. Chapman. • • Mrs. M. White was, in Ottawa o er the week -end attending the funer of her - bmother-dmi-elan, Brigadier Ge enaal E. A. Cruikshank. ti Mills Elizabeth Southgate, it.N left this week for Canoe Lake, A,lgos quill Park, where she will be nurse. cbarge of the Boyyie' Camp themes. • Mr. W. Brine and sisters, th Misses Brine; spent a few days wit Brussels friendd. • aVidss Shirley Bennett, of Waletol is visIUhinig at tills home of Mrs. J. P2 tenon. • eVfamei'y Jane Dorlseiy, daughter C Mos. John Doatsiey', received hese' de gree of R. N. from St. Joseeph'e Hog-, vital; Toronto, this) week. • Dr. Reid Edmunds and Dr. John. Laiiristen, sof St. George, wave guelits of Mfrs: Vtr„.- G. 'Echnfw ds om Smidawy • Iver. E. S, doudle §blipped a 'Atte, ,i. y{ S i` „i •Cl A i ti i.�} � 4r of s���bi,f L•^�«'. • 1 VALUES' EFFECYIVE eke 28th TO JUI:Y 5th der r•..r e. ,'0 1 •M 14