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The Huron Expositor, 1939-09-29, Page 4
ll, 7 J F - n `' Ir f Y 1r 1i �`I�e1 all Sd, it 7� 4P ` �, ( , ',,�1 , , a 9 ill�u l�E b. Irk F�h, 4m1 t' i. ,lr� t {,q 1, s �. - � . , , , � . . W . . J . , ; I &,i .. . 01 .11� / 0 , . ied Adso i �s" � r, 1.. I ed Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates i, 114r'Sale, Wanted, Lost and Found. Coming Events. Ete.-Per ward.- ;,ue:t:. t�", lat week ............................ 1 Cen4 a�,iy ,, 2nd week U Cent and .reek.. � %Cent l Minimum ohar6re, first �etttilon ...... 25 cents Each fib"uue, initial and abbmavdaitpun ,wmalk as one wrens Card of Thanks-, In Renwriam Notices -1 cent per word. Mh)dm•.+ 6o can% pe' week. Enquiries may be du•ected to a Box Number, coma of Tba Huron Expositor, fier 10 amts extra. Ten cents additional per weak will be tilmyced If 'ads In above ruse we set Da6d by the Saturday night in the week in which the so was row l3irgha Marriagesand Deaths arareuted free of (change t`t Auction Sales, Notlide W C"ditors, Etc.--Raabels on awMatf6om Personal _ I I 1 %i(7RiY SUIPFER WITH RHEUMATISM, YY YY 'Latlea., Lumbago? Rumnoam' Two - Was Action riukkly reldeves pain 'whine a4 - tucking rope cause. KEATING'S DRUG STORE. $746-1 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ARE EASILY LL grown from Holland bulb, Giant TuI- fips, Hyacinths. Paperwh:ites and huge Daffo- dils. WILLIAM HART. Phone 315-J. Situations Wanted CITUATION \RANTED - YOUNG MAN, 1-' with Ma411V uiation, graduate a.o.-outrtant. 8. E. A., wche%6 uffiice g work, or anythinelse walbh a flntur,. PHONE 2112, Seaforth. 1 17 MURRAY-,In SkNAlt Mrmoriaa Hoswta0, Sea- Aw,th, on September 24th, to Mr. and 'Mrs. John E. Mox=y, McKMop. a son -still born: MUIRRAY-I's. 3intt Memorial lfiospital, on 'September 2&rd, to Mir. and Nim M- .Mur- r(ay, McKiffBop, a sow Deaths MoQUEEN-la Vlamcouuer, B. C., on Sept 26th. Elizaiwth Wa ale's Foote, wife of W. B. McQueen . 3746x1 Zai CONSTANCE NCY FOR MENTALLY AGGRES- �C,4T bheir youngest daughter, Mildred Em- sive yo4ng man. n, free to travel, for Per lxaition with circulation devetrtment Mr- and Mrs. �'iYl64B McGregor and Mr. of large -Canadian company. Apply Box 221. dreillg'hteT, Janelt, spent a few day& m ,EXPOSITOR, Seaforth. 3746-1 Tanontc Visit!= Telaf3ves'- taste of Thomas G. Sh"ltincl.nw. late of the Thewill be nochurch service On. Agents Wanted the coming Sun'da'y owing to the an- niveirsary service at Burn's Chureb. gram, "F'rontiters '04 S'ervi,Ce," w'a.& Mrt John, Aamisbroing, who 'went RT OR FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT PART West a 'few weeks ago, returned on. 'lady handling Christmas subsemption orders for Canat an publishing house. Ex- Sunday end had shipped, several liar ctllIeat' remunerartion. Box 222, EXPOSITOR, Loads home. Seaforth. 3746-1 Mrs. Ambhiun Colson, Who Underwent :lalte . occurred in McKillop on Thursday, an operabom Teceutly in Scott Mem- For Sale orilal Hospital, had to have •a, second Y,rs7 'ntdtaUely after the said Test mantionetl one as she was not improving as OF FURNITURE AT THE RESI- well as She Inlnight Ibave' SALE dunce of R. J. MIcMillan, Seefort), of M2. Ka-. r Skorecki, the new furniture and Household effects, Saturday, ;blaCki9MditPub , ;}1'a& commenced alpera- 40ctlobrr 7th, at 2.30 pan. George H. Elliott, Lion hem and riespectfWly asks for Awctmoneer. 3746x1 the ,paRromdage Of the surrounding dis- eXdbtdtr vrE otHera, ,and floe nnFjaarSigned trilot. • Wanted a'ltt 311tt ilio• errs person arhoge cases and tivoso have �tDt Palen WANTED TO PURCILASE-WHITE LEG- ELIMV LLE horn and Barred Rock pullets. Send . full particular and number for sale. SAM 3745-4 Mr. Charles GOdboit, of Exeter, PATTISON, Fergus, Ont. sang two solos in this church last WANTED IN EXCHANGE -FARM FOR Sunday evening. Toroivto ,tore and apartment. M. R. Mise Plorj$Li ce Bell, has returned NASH, Weston P. O. 3745x3" 1ft9 i3, .W,L, with � ,tfh*64 of tiro `Ila ymn. -More home after enjoying a trip to the - oitfh; lith �oflakt, fbi' IIx tioxs. World's Fair at Chicago. . For Rent Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fletcher, of Kirk - _ ton, and MT. Peat Dickey of Stra.t9ord, HONEY ,FOR SALL'-AMBER HONEY, 6. -eve visitors at the hame of Mr, and in your own wntainers. WALLACE Mrs. FIy. Ford during the week. ROSS, North Main St., Scaforth.' Phone 3746-1 Mr. and, Mist Wim. Horney and Miss 303.1. Irma Ferg-on. also Mr. Arnold FOR RENT --OCT0 IMR 15th. 3 -ROOMED G.ackstetter, of Kippen, were Sunday brick house with bathroom and new fur- Apply to E. C. visdboris, with Mr. and Mrs. John Herd - nace. garage on properv. CHAMBERLAIN. 3746-tf man. ' For Sale or Rent 'tario in 1939, ,went to Patsy Mi,obell, VARNA FOR SALE OR RENT - ADJOINING S. S. 1, Tucker•smatith, her pilie being town, three -quartets of an acre of land. MT: and Mrs. A. Austin, of LOndes• On property acre frame house with Hydro, bora, spent Tuesday with bhe form. (chicken house and stable. Immediate pos- -'s motber. Mrs- Austin, and fancily session- - MARY E. DODDS, Phone 308, Sea Borth. 3745-3 Mrs. L- Beatty and daughlter, Edith, prize to Vie high boy, a book entitled, I an compalny with Mr. and Mrs. F. FOR SALE OR RENT - SEVEN ROOM FOR Weekes, attended Harvest Thaa ks• house on Goderich Street East EX- Modern convenaences. Apply Box 215, X- 'gi service on Sunday morning at POSITOR. 3741-tf St Pa11Il'S ChUrCh, ClimtoM A.RM FOR SALE OR RENT -120 ACRES, �• and Mrs) F, Weekes spent F mage east of Walton. Lots 4 and 5, 18th few drays last week with friend)® in Concession, Township of Grey. Large bank WTOxete)r• Sad Lisbow'eL . barm, frame houc-e, excellent gravel pit. Ap- Several from this district attended p!S to JEAN TURNER, Box 114, Seaforth. the slhow on Fruday in Seaforfrh, and 3746x3 in Zurich on Tluesritay. - Rumacsps*-their Twlo-Way Action at- At the tune of writing we have just Property For Sale learned of the death of Mrs, Me- . Queen (nee Miss Lizzie Foote), of r{ ORSALE-3350,00 CASH, SIR -ROOM Vancouver, 13. C., after- a short i)1- frame house, in good contitilon, an Ord nese. We exteud our sympathy to Street, Seaforl:L Two tots. chicken house, Hydm. Appoly to Box 206, EXPOSITOR. t'he irmtmedRate relatives. Mrs. 1lSC- 872" Queen, was a ,native of Stanley and to visit friends during the past week - had many frivulo here - H Wanted Carmel Presbyterian Chulrah is( I ed to capacilty Monday evening when TUCKERSDtIITH ' LADY FOR LIGHTrHOSEWORK IN W. C. T. U. Meets small town. in nYturn for Rood bole and H'ensafhl amd 'distrIet slehools was•:Mid.Mr. small wage. Must be re�ptctable. No ab- Turner's �:'lrffi'Chl ckssled On; OIIII- ) ieddop to on child. Address letters to Box ,day fbr Ontarito St, anniversary in 220, EXPOSITOR OFFICE. Clinton- Many from the dist'nict at, • 3745x4 lenldeldl to -hew Rev- Dr- Neal, of To- _ - -.-------- rout1o, who preached rbwo very inspir- Notice to Creditors LnS Wit. wlloch included thb singing of la�.go 1sR., will be rally day r NOTICE TO CREDITORS at Trvrn es ChUrch- Rev. A- W. Gard - IN THE MA"ITER OF THF. ESTATE OF leer, of Elgondv'ille, will be the Mary. Ravviey tate of ;.he Toss-n.<.hip of Speaker. Service at 2 p.m, •Hibbert, in the Oounty of Perth, Widow, de- M'lso Sadie Bal!1 and Mr, Melbourne " O NO'I'10E IS GIVEN pursuant to the Sta-' were in Detroit aver the week -end. tutes in that beha:f that all persons hnvi•ng Mr. and Mire, W. H. Lobb visited claims az&indt the &,fate of the gait) .Mary aitih Mr.Ra-and Mrs. L. Tebbutt On L'Ahley, df Aug- «'lin Il..,1 nil or abort red Thursft of lash week. y' a 2�Uh day df Augu.,t, A. D.. 1734, are required tri forwardtheir eln:m., du'y proven m the Mr an,d Mrs. Howard Cri•eh spent under,iFned solirir„r. In or bofore -the 21st several ,dlays with friends in Toronto day of October. A. D., 1434• artrr which date I lest week. I ,*"ut*T- will pr,r e,1 to &%tribute the e::ate hwin, m_:ud on;y 'to and being re- Mr. Hoy' Pepper obtained first prize vpunslble only for the claims of which he on i;ame of his Shorthorn cattle at shall then have hwl notice. SeafoR'Uh Fair. DATED at GodPr::h. Unt.Ari•,. this; 27th have read as that of Clarence Smil- day of Septembor. A. D.. 1939. president, Hess, took Charge of ,the remainder Hess, 7,01• -TLS F. TIANCF:Y, be perminkULecl to make special mention (tor rh, (,r BRUCEFIELD E,(i,c Sulir)trm• fur I-- F:x,Cll`ul r. talk e talk cru the "PeaPetition" and the 2716-3 so young as Mervyn Stephan, who guest speaker for the afternoon was Don't forget the, play entitlod, "Sim - TO AVIV) NIC IAT THE ESTATE U!' DAVfD V[CUL, LATF. IN pl,P Siwwn, Sire P," in Brucefield � of .Here',ai.l. Ontario, Gentleman, deceas-1 United 0I111Tch On' Friday evening, ed• i pr -tinted by glee A.Y.P,A, of Clinton, ALL PERSONS hnsinr con against the lame David Nicol who, ,fie<1 on or "hoot .Iuly uTId*yr the atrspicet3 Of Group 2 of the 1st, 1939, are required o, <rnd pai-tiruiars of J �me.1r's Asa+oeia75on. their c}aims -duly verified to the undri.igned The September moeting of the Wo - Ex ,chA 's on or t*if'„re Ortober 2nd. 19'. , Rher which date the aasd:N wr.11 be tilt, -alit- MaJn'9 Mdsesfi/onrary Sorrrety was in charge of 9,M, C. Haugh and opened DATED September 13th, 1939. by singing the by -n, "Lord, While JOSEPH HAGAN R Tam. RiCHARDSON, For AM Mamkincd We Pray." Prayer Ex q. OOnt"rro, T•Irsnuarl!1. ntae 1 Was ,offered by Miss E. Bovey and J. W, MORLFY, Mrs. Jamas Thomson grave a temlrPr- Sotiriinr for E,eru'nrta, ance, madintg, "Liquor Stores Crowd. Exeter. OnLtrin. ed.," Miss M. E. SNMTi eon.ducted'rthe 87 14-3 wor%hlip service. Rible readings on readings and public speaking. In the "Jehovah"ehovalh is a 71,ghtrou9 God d >..111-11 1 , n.. .,lT"M .. t. , y. , y 8 , , .,.... .1 l ... ,r , , r..,. .,. t. ail. ., .. i , e., u n ,, c...,r. _ v 7 r r, £ V. r t f r. „ ., 4 H .. , t i ..c, (,, tS. H.i%., r, 1 , s .li,. i.. § a t,,. ...i. ,. k . ,.t .,. I ,�. e. tY ,.,..1 a F. i. . i •. , „k Iq, s a o-.ir. ., .A..,e. .4. I yS U ui, 1. n � " .. ....... .... , �. 4 ,:.. , N�. , ,, f. 1, '! 4.. :I 1 ,. . -. ,i ri...', .. i { J 1 t ., , .. .. , � . 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Then quit+eluents, have been ruie",ed by b -nit 2, ,slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped me Wa,c' LYork Cozlzmnuoa or the Red stitch over, repeat to end of three gloss. Necessary eaungese have been needles, then 2 lylWn, knit 1, slip 1, made to Obviarte ddIiiicu1'ties expta"- knelt 1, pull slipped stitch over, nre- eoed in knitting u1 ing fl'othe origlually pmt to end of 3 needles. henes. Tone Iseaeased insKruc.tlona. lustrueuuns plain ,row, then one now, decreasing, now read: if necessary, so as ,to leave, 7 stitches Please make a wearable rsock, on front need(le and 4 on' each of the presamg or using stretcher's. Len.gta back needles. Kiat the back atkohes' ,of foot when limbF sed, 11 inches. uur on to, 1 needles Break off the wool, and three-quarter ounces of 4 -ply lleaving ll)bout 10 ineh,ea. Thread this fin,geri,ng. Needles; No. 11, Lby bell into ,a darning needrle, 'put. through gauge - Cast on 60 skit'olies, rib 4 inches, 2 platin, 2 purl. Knit 7 'inches ill in ald). Heel: Knit plain 28 stitch- es on to one needle, turn, purl back these 28 stitches, turn, knit plain. Repeat these two rows (al- w'ay's slipping the first snatch) eleven times (12 in all), or 24 rows. With ,the inst.de of we heel to- ward you, purl. 15 stitches, slip 1, purl 1, Pull slipped stitch over, pur11 L ' w-rL, knit 4 stitches, slip 1, x.nit 1, pull snipped stitch over, knit 1, turn, purl 5 stitches, slip 1, -purl 1, pail siwpped, sti'tcn over, (purl 1. Turn, klv.t six stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, kri t 1, turn, purl 9 stitches, slip, 1, purl 1, )lulled slipped stitch over, purl 1. Turn, knit 8 stitches, ,slip 1; knit 1, publed slapped stitch over, kit 4, turn, purl 9 sti'tcthes, al•ip 1, (purl, pull slipped sititeh over, purl 1. 'Turn, knit 10 stikteb- es, slip 1, ' kn'it 1, -pull slipped stitch over, knit 41; Turn, purl 11 stitches, slip 1, purl 1, pull slopped (stitch over, purl 1. Turn, knit 12 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull snipped stitch over, knit 1. ' Turn, purl 13 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped mtiteh over, purl 1. Turn, ' k'nfit 14 stitches, slap 1, krait 1, pull slapped sltltah, over, knit 1. Pick up and knit the 12 sfUlt-ohes dowdy the sidle of the heel piece and )omit two stitches off the front of the needle. Knit the 28 stitches of the front n,eeddes on to one needle, the Last two s'tliohes knit on to the third needle, on which pick up and knd't the 12 stiltehes at the other slide of the heel piece. Divide the heel stit- ches on to the 2 side needles and knit riglllt around again to the centre heel. First needle, knit to within 3 stitch- es of the front encs of the sdd,e needle, ,slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, knit 1. Front needle, plain, Third' needle, kndt 1, skip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitcth over, knit plain to the end of the needle. This reducing to be clone every other row until there are 56 stitches on the needles (front needle 28, lido needles 14 each). Knit -plain until the root fI om1 the, back of tete heel measuresP9 inches, Kilchen•er Toe: Decrease for toe. Knit 6 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull shipped stitch over, knit 6 stitches, slip 1, kulirt. 1, pull slipped stitch ov- er. Repeat this around the three needles. Then knit 6 rows plain, knit 5 stitches, slap 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, and repeat round the three needles. Then 4 plain rows, BLUEVALE - Harry Wettlauf,er was junior cham- pion at the annual higtn schoKA field day held at Wi'ngbgrn last Friday. He captu9led titles in running, running broad jump, shot put, standing broad ju:nVp, pole vault, h,00 step and jump. Md'. Rohert Shaw has returned from Wirngham hospital and is maL. img- a good recovery after 'his opera- tion. Rev. George G. Inan,or, of Duart, ea prched) in Knox Presbyterian Church, on Sunday. Evmletrt McGee has returned from a trip to Saskatchewan. Miers M. O. Scott and ;Miss' Flor- ence Fiawler visited in Seaforth last week_ Mr- and Mrs. Robert Hutchison, Miss Sanderson, Mrs. Edith Taylor and Williams Thompson, of Toronto, :srpenit the week -end at the Sanderson summer home hese. Mia. M. L. Ail ken and Miss Doro- thy Aitken attended the Goodwin- }loms+in,ger wededing at Hollen last Saturday. Robert Nicholson, well known farm. er of Morris township, died at his borne on Saturday after a long _ll- ness. He was a life•long resident of the boron -hip. Surviving are his wife formerly Margar(rr Fraser, of Morris, a brother, Jam('s Nicholson, of Wing- th4a.m, and a. half-broth•er. John McGill of Morris, TIve funeral service wis conduc.tet! by Iter. J. I1. T(m nsenkd, of Relgrave (')w,�tl C. urrh, Monday af- t'ennoon, wlih inlerin(•nt In Wingbam cemete ry, miss; Etlwl BI,M;io, of Sraforth, vis- ited her CCIr-cin, MJ -;5 M. O. Scott, last week. ZURICH Another Fall Fair held at Zurich has passed irato his -tory and the ev- errt was,.;i.i usual, a success. A]- thmigh th(• ;i ndanee was not as large aa in ,,;rare former years, the crowd sceiiw(t to enjoy its'cif im- men_s(11y. 'lyric horse show w'as much better than rias (,xpectsd and the jw1g1,ng in t,)),is rlau,3 was not com- pleted until, six o'clock. The inside departments were not filled as in forinrer years. Tile tug-of-war be- tween a team of horses and 12 men created much interest, the horses w,inndug out.. The concert and dance held in bhe Town Hall In bhe even- ing were well attemided. MT. Arthur Gelinas, of Drysdale, Ibas purchased,, a, hardware stock in Atviusbon £cell) the executors of an estate and took pogsas�don this week. Mr., and Mrs, David Scib,nell, of Ab- er•'e'n, Soak., are vlsittnig relatives rn ., , . sand's Mere out pres•enit. Mr. arnd Mrs.. Will Hess,, of Pontiac, Minh., visited at the thlanile of the for- mWs bmth.w, Mr, A, F. Hess, over file week end. ..radar. N. Deichelwt, of Detroit; VUlted the first stitch on:,tont needle as' if for purling, but du not take the stitch' off. Then put the darning needle through the first stitch on the back needlle, as df for purpling, and take ori', *Then through next stdtoh on back needle, as if for knitting, and dlo nait take off. Then through the :firs't stitch on front needle, again kuIttling anis slip off. Tbrough Elle second stitch on front needle purling and Ido not take off. Through the first stitch on ;pack needle purling and hake off,- Repeat from * until all the stitches are worked off. N.B-Each sltiteb must be gone through twice,- except the first ands last on back needles. Al- ways keep the, wool under the knit- hing needles. When reducing, it is better to slip 1 and pull the slipped stitch ,Oven instead of taking two iar. gether. In fr'niabing• off end of yarn, rut yarn once down the toe so as not to make a ,ridge or lump. Alternate Toe: Decrease for toe. On front needle krait 2, slip 1, pass slip stitch aver. Knit to within form stitches from end of needle. Knit 2 st t,chles together, kn't 2. On first side knit 2, sUp 1, knit 1, pass slip stlitches over. Knot to enol of nieedte. Knit to within. 4 stitches' from end of second side needle, knot 2 together, knit 3. Knit ad-aumd plain- Repeat these two rows unW there axe 10 stitches on front needle and 5 on each of side needles. Now slip stitch- es from one side needle to the other, making 10 stitches on 2' needles. Break wool. This latter too is fav- ored by many experieneedl knitters. M'an's Sleeveless Sweater: Two No. 7 needles. If a .tight knitter`, use No. 6. Nine to ten ounces of four -ply fiingering wool- Fon• back: Cast on 80 •stitches, knit 2 ,plain, 2 purl for 4 inches. Knit plain until sweater mea• sures 23 inches in all; Knit 28 stitch es and slip on to extra needle. Bind off next 24 st'i•tebes for neck and knit remaining 28 stitches for ten mdnes to form shoulder. Then at opening of neck -knit 6 stitches. Make I and knit to end of row. Increase as a bove every se cDq'' ridge until tlhere are 40 stitches on. ne,dler. This, will forna V for neck. Break wool and, join to other shoul• deer and knit ,the same way as other side. Then knit the 80 stitp,hes plain until with the 10 ridges of shoulder it measures 19 iuobes. Then four inches of ,ribbing. This find.slhee the front. Sew up sddies, leaving 8 inch es for arm holes_ Finish armlholef and neck with one raw of noose sisa• gle crochet- -elatdivees lbeTe over the week -end_ He tlso VlrAted his bmotfher, Jacob'-Deich- ,rt, who its a 'pa tiient in St- Joseph's , oepitak Londlon, -recovering from a -ecent ,serious operanibnl Messrs. Quill and Paul Hess +have !eft" for Toronto where •they, vr9lr re- ;ume their rs,udiEts at the University. Mr. Arebie MacKianbn hes lef)e for me(lph wibeme he intends to take a 5awrse aft the Ontario Agricultural ,all'egte. Mie® Mae Smdth bas left for Lou - Dom, wlhere •61hre is a student at the Western Universiityt . Mals. Lrou6be Klapp, widow of the late WiIDiam Klopp, passed peazeful- y away at bier home is town Tues - lay at an advanced age, after aro Al - less extending over a period of nPrAbsr. Funeral arrangements have rut bee'a Completed at date of writ- 119 - Much of The -fall wbea,t sown this all is already above ground and the •ecemt rains have improved the ;rowth conedtdsea-ably, KIPPEN Mrs, Jas:. B. McLean), Mr_ ankd Mrs_ (ohn H>endeman, Miss Marion Me. ,earn, Mr. Clarence McLean, ,and Mr. ad Mrs. Roy Burebidl, of Mitchell; 4 -Ts. Allan Johrstonl, M.r. and' Mrs. J. �ar•le Sproart and Master Bill were in loronto on Saturdtay adUndhng the edddzag of Mr. Gordon L. Fowler to 4iss Dorothy Eileen Fiegehen, of To. onto. Stackhouse - Bell An evergreen arch decorated vaith utumn flowers and 1'eaves on the awn of Greenvale Farm, the country Ome of Mt. and Mrs. A- B. Bell, of Uppen, Ont was the setting for a yvely weddiU9 ceremony when bhPir Illy daughter, Etta $lay, was united a marriage to Jahn Elwood Sitack- ou•se, B.S.A., London; Ont., only son f Mr. and' Mrs'. J. W.: Stackibouse, ;rucefield, by Rev. E. F.,Gbaudler, of ;lippen Unted Church. The bride, iven in mair•riage by heir father, wore i gown of rich •ivory satin styled on 'riucess lines witrb sl41-t, back full- ess failing in a sbort train and a eSl of French tulle extending be- ond the train, aadorned- with lily of he valley. Wearing a gold el -lain ad gold Piece, the bridle carried a ascade bouquet of Johanna Hill ros- e, sthowerinkg' flargk-m•e-nots a n d aby's breath. Ushering In the bride lid groom the wedding music was layed by NIm T. S. Neale, of Glen- ne, sister of the groom, and as. the n}dlal ,couple were umtteddedl, the arents of the h do alnd groom act- s as witnesses. Ir1loBow4mg bhe cere cony a wedding ttec'eptiou was ]veld, rter wbddb the bride and groom 'left y motor for the Gastineau and the surentians, the bride travelling in dlark brown. ensemble with mateb- ig figs, a gift of the granm, and her , ag,oHest in bronze aortal tan. sbaldes. ,n their re'turm they wdil lreaide in ondlM, , k::'.. r 1 , .:,d ! (" tic I it ,,i l f r x(Pl rt fist +1 'lt,,� ; is vJ) ! iyi,•r(, y.r a, , h?sl rdAr.o, �tle `ft4 sdrg, a�.,�Ir,,,i,, . ;? ?Re .;�`',, NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE 1OF THOMAS G. SHIL- F,NGLAW. In e - manlit's 71911ttmotl.9n•e'ss of flflfi worohlp- bheir youngest daughter, Mildred Em- LITHI� pars, and JP:h'ovah .is the (loci of the sspeaki-ag, J'�y Jlohly, "A, Trip to Los Angel%W; Ja'Irrhn Beer, „Sum.- All persons having clnims aaafn:�t the Fa- whole eaTth," wore given by Mrs. Shepherd,' Hensall, the marriage to taste of Thomas G. Sh"ltincl.nw. late of the 14,1a]igh and Mrs, Brock. The pro- Mr. and Nm I+g wi Tela.., oY . ahtgnea, are vdsilting with relativess. Torvonshikp of Tucker,mflh. in the County of nitron, ddeeased. who diH on or about the gram, "F'rontiters '04 S'ervi,Ce," w'a.& Mats. Burke, d1f Ottawa, is visitingH Mo)nlaal lath day of August, 1939, are hereby noti- taken by Mrs, Stevens, Mrs, Hazel- wltlh Mrs TThom The den of Mit John Malone, son fred to send in tfo the undersdgned solicitor on wood and MrS. Hlau•gh, The Young v; 1939. or beforeeard Ute 21st rear l Ss with r. .fW1 particulars of their claims arith affidavit women wh`0 acre mia$,ionrai'ies Of the :lalte . occurred in McKillop on Thursday, M-ovfmg SAMA. W011tan's MISWPODairy Society are orb Sept. 219t, on the farm on which he Y,rs7 'ntdtaUely after the said Test mantionetl the ffteltiieral Of mrviee Bald so must i bad ,reslded as life wind formerly ails ibi dadA •Mfrs e6s'dfb Of the Said estate will be dis- Waibutk*d, orwngat the parties ,entitled thereto, we. be rat spirit and i•n 'our P1'�lyke 1 ,,, having rerAwd only to dlai.n* of which the the SVeaker MM. 13y OIIr avaney He was a good citizen and always uodei�aitCtrdd shall then have notice. to the ,gifts tv'e can alio ihed+p too push for- . eXdbtdtr vrE otHera, ,and floe nnFjaarSigned vmamd Life frontiers of service. Mrs. l! i;' a'ltt 311tt ilio• errs person arhoge cases and tivoso have �tDt Palen ed mlm in the ctounit t. He leavers to 4etsiaVe ne h c((n1tti1 tjte drtdetdrgned NIiirtl not then have Robert Alf u land Mrs,. Site -w,s were' mourn ,the loss of a. good husband iYu6trk Scar Elie s3eits so dfatribirfkd dr any appointith delbgabes 47o ab,end tb i�s',' ]9auirk fid ,` , bra lit las of sap. se'eftnM tneetimlg to be held at Clin- tun 'Dlilex .sons, John' L., Porsepltn, Emmett and iOxstWafi8rt4i11 rn Oeibir.. mneet,ing cataeedi', ' > 1ft9 i3, .W,L, with � ,tfh*64 of tiro `Ila ymn. -More ")• ; i - oitfh; lith �oflakt, fbi' IIx tioxs. Love '11'0,!Me, © Chris$,'" 2nl int + ,y I ` .: 37484 bomedl'i'oaou, j Ira) , I i:� t, 7r ' l "'! , surae has studies at King'skin Q� . 9 ll s 1 r 1 4 &4 f'�tt i rt r I1, ', t I! t,�I , f Y i le ,r P i Jolly, J'ohip Beer, Ronald: Stephan, GordonGoroCampbell.The pl-izes donat- !{%�Ifl} �4f�} ii11t1 4'y M(<ff{' ;' 1,(71- Po i v 1 P. 4'<f rY ,r !. , M.,a(c«r.. a. ,>.,.. i,. .il,,.e�iwo.il .fr�l-,,. .,, H L,,''3nA f. a. .: Ih.. .. .H. - -.v.,,.,. ._,..-. .-.: .i. t .. x . .. , , , ,. , , 'I -:.:1 n.-,, ,, ti.. .k. 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Tt' .n x r �. .(x", l Y ;yu 3f ''.;4 1N, ?, .`^, J., (. 9:,1. yp .I:' ,, S 1 1� .d� 1,ia•41'R r S i .tr. 1 V. S',11 Renis, d' I • Diariacti ns For Knitting Sock. for Army Revised instructions for the knit- kq,6t 3, stip I, knelt 1, pull sddpped ting of socks, issued to all groups &%Lcly over, repent to end of three now edlgaged in supplying w'a,r re- needles, trhen 3 plain rows. Then quit+eluents, have been ruie",ed by b -nit 2, ,slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped me Wa,c' LYork Cozlzmnuoa or the Red stitch over, repeat to end of three gloss. Necessary eaungese have been needles, then 2 lylWn, knit 1, slip 1, made to Obviarte ddIiiicu1'ties expta"- knelt 1, pull slipped stitch over, nre- eoed in knitting u1 ing fl'othe origlually pmt to end of 3 needles. henes. Tone Iseaeased insKruc.tlona. lustrueuuns plain ,row, then one now, decreasing, now read: if necessary, so as ,to leave, 7 stitches Please make a wearable rsock, on front need(le and 4 on' each of the presamg or using stretcher's. Len.gta back needles. Kiat the back atkohes' ,of foot when limbF sed, 11 inches. uur on to, 1 needles Break off the wool, and three-quarter ounces of 4 -ply lleaving ll)bout 10 ineh,ea. Thread this fin,geri,ng. Needles; No. 11, Lby bell into ,a darning needrle, 'put. through gauge - Cast on 60 skit'olies, rib 4 inches, 2 platin, 2 purl. Knit 7 'inches ill in ald). Heel: Knit plain 28 stitch- es on to one needle, turn, purl back these 28 stitches, turn, knit plain. Repeat these two rows (al- w'ay's slipping the first snatch) eleven times (12 in all), or 24 rows. With ,the inst.de of we heel to- ward you, purl. 15 stitches, slip 1, purl 1, Pull slipped stitch over, pur11 L ' w-rL, knit 4 stitches, slip 1, x.nit 1, pull snipped stitch over, knit 1, turn, purl 5 stitches, slip 1, -purl 1, pail siwpped, sti'tcn over, (purl 1. Turn, klv.t six stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, kri t 1, turn, purl 9 stitches, slip, 1, purl 1, )lulled slipped stitch over, purl 1. Turn, knit 8 stitches, ,slip 1; knit 1, publed slapped stitch over, kit 4, turn, purl 9 sti'tcthes, al•ip 1, (purl, pull slipped sititeh over, purl 1. 'Turn, knit 10 stikteb- es, slip 1, ' kn'it 1, -pull slipped stitch over, knit 41; Turn, purl 11 stitches, slip 1, purl 1, pull slopped (stitch over, purl 1. Turn, knit 12 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull snipped stitch over, knit 1. ' Turn, purl 13 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped mtiteh over, purl 1. Turn, ' k'nfit 14 stitches, slap 1, krait 1, pull slapped sltltah, over, knit 1. Pick up and knit the 12 sfUlt-ohes dowdy the sidle of the heel piece and )omit two stitches off the front of the needle. Knit the 28 stitches of the front n,eeddes on to one needle, the Last two s'tliohes knit on to the third needle, on which pick up and knd't the 12 stiltehes at the other slide of the heel piece. Divide the heel stit- ches on to the 2 side needles and knit riglllt around again to the centre heel. First needle, knit to within 3 stitch- es of the front encs of the sdd,e needle, ,slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, knit 1. Front needle, plain, Third' needle, kndt 1, skip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitcth over, knit plain to the end of the needle. This reducing to be clone every other row until there are 56 stitches on the needles (front needle 28, lido needles 14 each). Knit -plain until the root fI om1 the, back of tete heel measuresP9 inches, Kilchen•er Toe: Decrease for toe. Knit 6 stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull shipped stitch over, knit 6 stitches, slip 1, kulirt. 1, pull slipped stitch ov- er. Repeat this around the three needles. Then knit 6 rows plain, knit 5 stitches, slap 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, and repeat round the three needles. Then 4 plain rows, BLUEVALE - Harry Wettlauf,er was junior cham- pion at the annual higtn schoKA field day held at Wi'ngbgrn last Friday. He captu9led titles in running, running broad jump, shot put, standing broad ju:nVp, pole vault, h,00 step and jump. Md'. Rohert Shaw has returned from Wirngham hospital and is maL. img- a good recovery after 'his opera- tion. Rev. George G. Inan,or, of Duart, ea prched) in Knox Presbyterian Church, on Sunday. Evmletrt McGee has returned from a trip to Saskatchewan. Miers M. O. Scott and ;Miss' Flor- ence Fiawler visited in Seaforth last week_ Mr- and Mrs. Robert Hutchison, Miss Sanderson, Mrs. Edith Taylor and Williams Thompson, of Toronto, :srpenit the week -end at the Sanderson summer home hese. Mia. M. L. Ail ken and Miss Doro- thy Aitken attended the Goodwin- }loms+in,ger wededing at Hollen last Saturday. Robert Nicholson, well known farm. er of Morris township, died at his borne on Saturday after a long _ll- ness. He was a life•long resident of the boron -hip. Surviving are his wife formerly Margar(rr Fraser, of Morris, a brother, Jam('s Nicholson, of Wing- th4a.m, and a. half-broth•er. John McGill of Morris, TIve funeral service wis conduc.tet! by Iter. J. I1. T(m nsenkd, of Relgrave (')w,�tl C. urrh, Monday af- t'ennoon, wlih inlerin(•nt In Wingbam cemete ry, miss; Etlwl BI,M;io, of Sraforth, vis- ited her CCIr-cin, MJ -;5 M. O. Scott, last week. ZURICH Another Fall Fair held at Zurich has passed irato his -tory and the ev- errt was,.;i.i usual, a success. A]- thmigh th(• ;i ndanee was not as large aa in ,,;rare former years, the crowd sceiiw(t to enjoy its'cif im- men_s(11y. 'lyric horse show w'as much better than rias (,xpectsd and the jw1g1,ng in t,)),is rlau,3 was not com- pleted until, six o'clock. The inside departments were not filled as in forinrer years. Tile tug-of-war be- tween a team of horses and 12 men created much interest, the horses w,inndug out.. The concert and dance held in bhe Town Hall In bhe even- ing were well attemided. MT. Arthur Gelinas, of Drysdale, Ibas purchased,, a, hardware stock in Atviusbon £cell) the executors of an estate and took pogsas�don this week. Mr., and Mrs, David Scib,nell, of Ab- er•'e'n, Soak., are vlsittnig relatives rn ., , . sand's Mere out pres•enit. Mr. arnd Mrs.. Will Hess,, of Pontiac, Minh., visited at the thlanile of the for- mWs bmth.w, Mr, A, F. Hess, over file week end. ..radar. N. Deichelwt, of Detroit; VUlted the first stitch on:,tont needle as' if for purling, but du not take the stitch' off. Then put the darning needle through the first stitch on the back needlle, as df for purpling, and take ori', *Then through next stdtoh on back needle, as if for knitting, and dlo nait take off. Then through the :firs't stitch on front needle, again kuIttling anis slip off. Tbrough Elle second stitch on front needle purling and Ido not take off. Through the first stitch on ;pack needle purling and hake off,- Repeat from * until all the stitches are worked off. N.B-Each sltiteb must be gone through twice,- except the first ands last on back needles. Al- ways keep the, wool under the knit- hing needles. When reducing, it is better to slip 1 and pull the slipped stitch ,Oven instead of taking two iar. gether. In fr'niabing• off end of yarn, rut yarn once down the toe so as not to make a ,ridge or lump. Alternate Toe: Decrease for toe. On front needle krait 2, slip 1, pass slip stitch aver. Knit to within form stitches from end of needle. Knit 2 st t,chles together, kn't 2. On first side knit 2, sUp 1, knit 1, pass slip stlitches over. Knot to enol of nieedte. Knit to within. 4 stitches' from end of second side needle, knot 2 together, knit 3. Knit ad-aumd plain- Repeat these two rows unW there axe 10 stitches on front needle and 5 on each of side needles. Now slip stitch- es from one side needle to the other, making 10 stitches on 2' needles. Break wool. This latter too is fav- ored by many experieneedl knitters. M'an's Sleeveless Sweater: Two No. 7 needles. If a .tight knitter`, use No. 6. Nine to ten ounces of four -ply fiingering wool- Fon• back: Cast on 80 •stitches, knit 2 ,plain, 2 purl for 4 inches. Knit plain until sweater mea• sures 23 inches in all; Knit 28 stitch es and slip on to extra needle. Bind off next 24 st'i•tebes for neck and knit remaining 28 stitches for ten mdnes to form shoulder. Then at opening of neck -knit 6 stitches. Make I and knit to end of row. Increase as a bove every se cDq'' ridge until tlhere are 40 stitches on. ne,dler. This, will forna V for neck. Break wool and, join to other shoul• deer and knit ,the same way as other side. Then knit the 80 stitp,hes plain until with the 10 ridges of shoulder it measures 19 iuobes. Then four inches of ,ribbing. This find.slhee the front. Sew up sddies, leaving 8 inch es for arm holes_ Finish armlholef and neck with one raw of noose sisa• gle crochet- -elatdivees lbeTe over the week -end_ He tlso VlrAted his bmotfher, Jacob'-Deich- ,rt, who its a 'pa tiient in St- Joseph's , oepitak Londlon, -recovering from a -ecent ,serious operanibnl Messrs. Quill and Paul Hess +have !eft" for Toronto where •they, vr9lr re- ;ume their rs,udiEts at the University. Mr. Arebie MacKianbn hes lef)e for me(lph wibeme he intends to take a 5awrse aft the Ontario Agricultural ,all'egte. Mie® Mae Smdth bas left for Lou - Dom, wlhere •61hre is a student at the Western Universiityt . Mals. Lrou6be Klapp, widow of the late WiIDiam Klopp, passed peazeful- y away at bier home is town Tues - lay at an advanced age, after aro Al - less extending over a period of nPrAbsr. Funeral arrangements have rut bee'a Completed at date of writ- 119 - Much of The -fall wbea,t sown this all is already above ground and the •ecemt rains have improved the ;rowth conedtdsea-ably, KIPPEN Mrs, Jas:. B. McLean), Mr_ ankd Mrs_ (ohn H>endeman, Miss Marion Me. ,earn, Mr. Clarence McLean, ,and Mr. ad Mrs. Roy Burebidl, of Mitchell; 4 -Ts. Allan Johrstonl, M.r. and' Mrs. J. �ar•le Sproart and Master Bill were in loronto on Saturdtay adUndhng the edddzag of Mr. Gordon L. Fowler to 4iss Dorothy Eileen Fiegehen, of To. onto. Stackhouse - Bell An evergreen arch decorated vaith utumn flowers and 1'eaves on the awn of Greenvale Farm, the country Ome of Mt. and Mrs. A- B. Bell, of Uppen, Ont was the setting for a yvely weddiU9 ceremony when bhPir Illy daughter, Etta $lay, was united a marriage to Jahn Elwood Sitack- ou•se, B.S.A., London; Ont., only son f Mr. and' Mrs'. J. W.: Stackibouse, ;rucefield, by Rev. E. F.,Gbaudler, of ;lippen Unted Church. The bride, iven in mair•riage by heir father, wore i gown of rich •ivory satin styled on 'riucess lines witrb sl41-t, back full- ess failing in a sbort train and a eSl of French tulle extending be- ond the train, aadorned- with lily of he valley. Wearing a gold el -lain ad gold Piece, the bridle carried a ascade bouquet of Johanna Hill ros- e, sthowerinkg' flargk-m•e-nots a n d aby's breath. Ushering In the bride lid groom the wedding music was layed by NIm T. S. Neale, of Glen- ne, sister of the groom, and as. the n}dlal ,couple were umtteddedl, the arents of the h do alnd groom act- s as witnesses. Ir1loBow4mg bhe cere cony a wedding ttec'eptiou was ]veld, rter wbddb the bride and groom 'left y motor for the Gastineau and the surentians, the bride travelling in dlark brown. ensemble with mateb- ig figs, a gift of the granm, and her , ag,oHest in bronze aortal tan. sbaldes. ,n their re'turm they wdil lreaide in ondlM, , k::'.. r 1 , .:,d ! (" tic I it ,,i l f r x(Pl rt fist +1 'lt,,� ; is vJ) ! iyi,•r(, y.r a, , h?sl rdAr.o, �tle `ft4 sdrg, a�.,�Ir,,,i,, . ;? ?Re .;�`',, e lvedy, Hensal4, vocal 9010; Ruth Hess ,rs. James Snume, of Hensall, an,nounace the engagement of . ihwbUe bheir youngest daughter, Mildred Em- chlorus, S. S. 10,'Hay- quralrtette, Jean f sspeaki-ag, J'�y Jlohly, "A, Trip to Los Angel%W; Ja'Irrhn Beer, „Sum.- s t � m1 � to ST. COLO"" Shepherd,' Hensall, the marriage to mvelr a:ud Lige Saving"; Joe Marks, I. Mr. and Nm I+g wi Tela.., oY . ahtgnea, are vdsilting with relativess. "Safety b Folhawdng ane xlue padre windenF3 a I Ross Ji l in 8'he 1� Mats. Burke, d1f Ottawa, is visitingH Mo)nlaal t tHh�leltalti carafes Doris Htlohernnvn,enaahl; Grant or-ks, * ' wltlh Mrs TThom The den of Mit John Malone, son 'ga'n', S. S. 10, Usborne; Joyce B ode- C. R. WILKINSON, NA. . t , of the and Mrs. John Mahone, rick, H,insalNl; Lila Moir, Hens≪ and nedgfhborhood on Tuesday last at - :lalte . occurred in McKillop on Thursday, Franc's Lastell S. S. 3, Hay. Pub- OPHTHALMIG OPT)GIAN . Sept. 219t, on the farm on which he lic Speaking. Grades) 5 and, 6, Lenore ham Win ham Wing bad ,reslded as life wind formerly ails ibi Nonmdmpbm, Hensall public Whool ; Jean Cann, S.18. 10, Ueborne; Donald will be at W. O. GioodlwWX stwo (w+ bye this ful,t>heir. Mr. Malone had been a4ang for two or three months. MaeAmt'hur, H:emisraN. In the music e1y I$t and &d T uagays in the , . • He was a good citizen and always Class, Mervyn Stlephafn, S. S. 3, Hatt; month, for the purpose of Qes'tdiao , took an. active part inobuix%as we)] as Doris Keercher, S. S. 1, Tuckerfimlath; eyes and fitting 91866 6M D4IIEl CI% local affaia'si, and will � greatly miss, Jean Tidobnler, S. S, 2, Hay; Norma cases and tivoso have �tDt Palen ed mlm in the ctounit t. He leavers to iuntllght, S. S. 2, May; Billy Mickle, p ,opedy tittedd are bpedWW , mourn ,the loss of a. good husband Xenia)]. Yiocial Class --Granit and . mended to consillit MM Ramie. 10 and kind farther, hdiii widow and six Mahlon Trilelbuer, S. S. 2, Hay; Mabel a,M. to 6 p,m,, rkme ReUMU 14 I , .sons, John' L., Porsepltn, Emmett and Fairbalirny Hemsall. ClhWus---S. S. 10, for Qpm• 1m ' Clarence, alt U1oWe, George, of De- Hay, Ruth Helss, Patsy McDonell, , trait, and tl ltaales, of De1W, and, one Ross Kennedy, Ruth Hess, Hemall. Purblirc Speaking, Senior Class -John was here vislting WS Pamate Cas 19 , daughter, Marry, at home, The fun- Beer, Hensalll; Joe Maxks, Hensall; couple of weeks, hiae ret'urmA Core. era) took 1]llae e on SabtIIaday morning ori 9.30 10 St. , on S Church with Jenny Dally; repelling match, Jenny surae has studies at King'skin Q� . Rev. Father O'Drowslk.i chanting the Jolly, J'ohip Beer, Ronald: Stephan, GordonGoroCampbell.The pl-izes donat- versity. Mr. Henry Horton was visited o•vvw,, ,mass. Solos wea•e renderedbyampbell.r, Franc SII11s and Mast Zero Fortune. A ed by The T. Eaton Co., Toronto, for the week -and,, by tuts si�s'ter-ivt lzw. I large nulmfbelr from Dublin and Sea. the high boy and high 821'1 in the rural Mrs. C. Frilt]er, of Zua6(dh: Mrs. O. Simpson, who has been ea foetlh attlendt-4 table funeral in St. Col. competitive ,classes at each School Fair fin the Province of On- , very ill Sor the (Past week or so sraf- umlbaln eamelbeny with Fr. O'Drowski 'tario in 1939, ,went to Patsy Mi,obell, ferning from) a very severe alttack of , olfioiatimg at the gtravesride The Pall beareirs were )las sons. S. S. 1, Tucker•smatith, her pilie being sli'nus (trouble, is at ,datz of wrl ng' 4 pix a.book entitled, "The Ants," by Hen- considerably improved'- dlick Willem• Van Loom, and the Mrs. Fred Smallacumbe man in, TIENSALL prize to Vie high boy, a book entitled, I Gode'rich a couple of times during the funeral "Binds of Canadia," by P. A. Taverner the past week calte.dhng Just arrived, a shipment of Card- went to Bruce Glenn, S. S. 10, Us 'borne. The judges were Insdpector' of relatives. Mr, Mkidleton Ifas been. making; , inglely' and Rhodes Tweed Trousers', Belacom, Mr. R. J. Moore, Principal changes and lmpr'ovremenfts i19 the ?rlr at Goodwins. of HeJvsaR Continuation. School, for tea'dor of ithe drug ire 'buslinesm . 'the readings 'and public speaking, and ' vwhich :be purchased some mouths ago, WIlnen kl�s are torture from Tuh!e<1 maitismr, ,Sciabear Baickache, use Ms W. O. Gaodwin and Mr. Bewom 1 from Mr. A. W. N. FfiamVriil "Mr. Rumacsps*-their Twlo-Way Action at- for the music- The accompand•sts for the were Miss Greta, Lam- Fred Corbett Is cons derably. , improved in, health, but not yet back tacks tlhe •cause. M4dddleto,n's Drug eventing mre, Mises Florence Welsh, Mrs. R. to his normal health, Share. 3746-1 Broderick, Miss Jean Triebaer and , Mr's, John Luefle ds considerably - School Fair .Concert Mr. Sam Rennie. The singing of the improved in ,healith and, has been. able , National Anthem oonlclu4tgd this d.e- to visit friends during the past week - Thee -Hensall Town Hail was crowd- hightful evendug. Carmel Presbyterian Chulrah is( I ed to capacilty Monday evening when from Sunday to Sundaay 'hearing appli- the annual sdipol fair concent of W. C. T. U. Meets cants for tine charge. ' H'ensafhl amd 'distrIet slehools was•:Mid.Mr. The W_C. Thursday metbaseme Norman Cook recently pmrchas- The lescnelLary-firelasuser, Mr. W. I. Davkhwn;, of, the Hen(sa)ll School e , en f the Unit- ternoan an tU]h,nt o- ed the dwelling just 'west of hia omsu dwelling on King St, , Board, ,opened The concert,. inrbrodue- ed Church with Mrs. C_ L. Jinks pre - Ma. and Mas. Owe ml• Geiger were mrma. ing the ohlan of the evening., In siding over ,the devotiotnW, period), "Res- recently visited by thm r son from , s'pector BeaoDm of Goderzc1b, Mr. wlloch included thb singing of London and members of Iris fiaminly. B�arrom, du response to the iniroduc- cue the Perislhling," followed with the � Ms's. Robert liontllnon• is this ween ' cool),, very 'pleasalndy spoke of the Lord's Prayed• in undson< Scripture ,being visited by relalives from Bar- I pleaslurre it gave him to be present lesson was head by Mrs. John Pass- ,ria. at so inlbel'esrtfi>ntg a meeting. Follow- more, and sent ence prayers were giv 'Through and error To the publishing ^ inlg the singing of "O Oaua.da," with en, by Mrs. Hedden, Mrs. Elder, Miss of the Sunday School Rally day ser - Mr. Sam Ronnie at the piano, there Muxray and Mrs. McQueen. A duet, vices in the jitrlted Chwrch on Sun - followed a splendid program of read- "Have, You Been in 01ye Garden With day inor,ning iFlet, we gia.ve the name ings, music, vocal and instrumental, Jesus?" was rendered by Mrs, U. of Addison Forre-A as presiddnlg ov- public •spea:kWng, etc., 'and' where allM. Hess an,JMr-- Hediden, with Misser tiro meeting, whereas it should did their pawls so well it would he Dougs accompanying at the la Irene no. The Mrs.. George pia have read as that of Clarence Smil- urnwise to particularize, but we might president, Hess, took Charge of ,the remainder Hess, lie. We have not been asked tm ' be perminkULecl to make special mention of the program. Miss Murray gave a this correction, but we desire ' of ,thew'anderful violin playing of one talk e talk cru the "PeaPetition" and the to make our report of the mettin� a so young as Mervyn Stephan, who guest speaker for the afternoon was correct one. played a very difficu'l't selection with Mrs. Craw, of McKillop, wtho spoke variations, wallah dieldghted the audi- once as was manifested by th•e hearty in the interests of the organzation and its work. Mrs. Hess and Miss TEES ATER FAIR applause. The chadTannn expressed his pleasure and wonkier at the great Murray were appointed delegates to ability of ,the very excellent manner attend the W.C.T.U. convention to (Ontario's Largest Two -Day Fair) in which a•lil taking part acquitted be held in Galt from October 3rd to stn The hymn, "Spirit of the hiving Tuesday and Wednesday themselves and which spoke well for ,heir future attainments. in music, Godf' and' benediction concluded the OCTOBER 3rd and nth readings and public speaking. In the meeting recitation class the following tank The annual tban-kofferi'ng of the W, $2,500.00 IN PRIZES Part: Francis S. S. M. S. of the United Church will be Some of the Attractions: 2.27 Trot organll, sb ne,Us- baric; Grath Moiigtan, 10, Usborne, observed at the moriAng service on or Pace, $150.00 purse, 2.18 Trot or j Bea'n5ce alling, 1 Tuckeriramith; Pat_ Oct, 1st, when tine guest speaker will , Pace, $150.00 Purse; Running Race, sy Matchlel, 1 Tuekexmadth; Aleen be Mrs. Gauld, of Formosa, Cbd.na, $30.00; Four B2mdls,, inicluding the fwm- Munm, 10 Hay; Jean Armstrong, 10 who is well known 4n Hensall and dis- ous Elgin Regiment Bugle Sand;, Hay; Audrey Campbell Z Hay; Laura trict, being the .former Miss Greta Hu"rdie Jumping;'Ilanldlem. Teams;) a* Sangster, Bobby Redden, Eleanor Mellis, and ;togetheir with her late Miniature Charriot Race; Twins Sizer . Cook, Bitty Moir, Donald McKinnon, hII-4baTid were missionaries for (arty ilar`ity Contest; Big "Mystery ARtaiao- ij� MrrazTiguemite el, YiJun years lm Formosa, Mrs. Gaul'd is now Moan)" (a real t'hriVer), and. one of the ' mJille rat fl; I nit Of Hentsa'Ll; Intelmedaate -June of Toronto. At the evening service best, exhilhitts of live shock that cam Kennedy, Doris Buchanan, Billy Rev. Donmr Donald Gladan, of Crediton be seen do Western Ontario• Grand - Lila. Moir, Junior Hell United Church, wall speak, Rev. R. stand aceommodat.%n for over 1,004 RossCamJi-nibold, theen, Jcdass Joyce in the A. Brook conducting anniversary ser- 'people. AdmIssiton, 25 �aind, 15 cents - music music calas'sr; M(3rvyn Stephan, S. S. n Stephan, vices at Crediton Umtedd CihurelL J J. REID, Pr'Iew.; A1,Xg H' lifo' 3, Hay, violin .solo; Norma Green, 1 Announcement HAGUE, Sec- and Msnmgimg DirwAocr_ Tuekersmith, stales; Donis Keroher, , Tuckeramith piano eKdo• Bess w - Mr and M e lvedy, Hensal4, vocal 9010; Ruth Hess ,rs. James Snume, of Hensall, an,nounace the engagement of and Patsy •McDonell, Hendsall, duet; bheir youngest daughter, Mildred Em- chlorus, S. S. 10,'Hay- quralrtette, Jean ma.linte, to Mr. Hatol , Shepherd, of Armstrong, E- ILZl Betty Munn, Toronto, younger son of Mr. John Betty RJowaliffe, 10, Hay. Both these Shepherd,' Hensall, the marriage to numbers were &xlecteda by Mr. Sam take place quietly in October. Renzile. Public speaking, Grades Band Mr. Jost A. Paterson has 'had the 6, Jean Cann,, S. S. 10,'Usborne, sub- grounds ndcelryr laid out in front of jeot, "1119bory of Usborne"; Lenore Ma new kdw'elhng immeddeteay west Nor ndnlgton, Hensall, `•Oar W i 1 d of Mr. Hempariil's' dwelling. Birds"; Donald MarcArtlhuz, Hensall, A large uurmber- from the village "Tule West Indies"; music, Grant and and nedgfhborhood on Tuesday last at - Marion TriebDer, S. R. 2, Hay; duet, tended the Fader at 7avrrrdh. Jean Triebner, 2 Hay, pdano solo; Rev. R. A. Brook, pastor of the Norma Knight, 2 Hay, piano solo;. United Church, exorbanged dillies Mabel Fairbaiam, vocal solo; Donald with Rev, Arthur Sinclair on Sunday NlacArth•ur, Hems,all., ,solo; Joyce evening last, Mr. Sin'Nadr taking an- Broderich, Hensall, solo; Billy Mick- niv&rsary services for Mr. Brooks at le, HensaU, pdano sole; Ross Ken- GNselbumt. nedy and Ruth Hess, duet; Senior Mr. Lorne Eldelr•, of Kingston, who Free Lighhon2 Service For the next two weeks Mr. K. J. Brown, Commercial Light- ing Advisor of The Ontario Hydro Commission, will be in Sea - forth to give advice on store lighting to Seaforth Merchants. This service is being provided Free." by The Ontario Hydro Electric Power. Commission in co-operation with The Seaforth Public Utility Commission. This Service is also available by Request to Industrial Concerns, schools, Offices and Churches I ; . . Telephone 100J µl } u. L Jl I,1L�u (ik r .S,I s!,,i,, ik h i.trP Y''�. N l ,;"t!V 15n.;!B.'