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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1941-07-18, Page 8I ..• • e leen , , 4 „ ,„„.„ ,„ 41 rt, 'tt • 4 • 49c lb. • . MONARCH PICKLES Large, Jar PREPARED MUSTARD Lange Jar DRLED PEACHES Pound • , DRIED APRICOTS Pioured MOTHER PARKER'S TEA half pound 25c 17c 19c 35c 38c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE i 2 Cans I 9c McLAREN'S NUT CRUSH Jar SPILITH'S PLUM' JAM • -Jain APPLE, STRAWBERRY JAM Can •' 25c 25c 45c SHIRRIFF ORANGE MARBA- 55c LADE—Tin PLY COILS—Catches Flies 25,c Dozen PLY -GO SPRAY—Kills flies Bottle 30c CLIMAX—Kills bugs Per Bag PLUSHO—Toilet. Flush Can 40c, 70c 22c JAVEX—Makes gallon jevel 15c water; Bottle 'TWO IN ONE WHITE SHOE POLISH—Bottle I U CAPO SHOE POLISH' Tin 10c MASTER CALF MEAD' 95C 25 lbs A. C. Routledge PHONE MI INSURANCE, INVESTMESTS, REAL ESTATE • WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL•LIPiis OF INSURANCE *coney to Loan on First Mortgagee On Improved Farm Property. MuMber of desirase Dwelling Proper- . ties f r sale. WATSON 8t REID M. A. REID Proprietor Phone 214 : Seaforth apEcuu4sTs IN ALL LINES OF ;INSURANCE • •••G0o0o00o<>000 0 S. T. Holmes & Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ ; . Main Street, Seaforth O. Charles Holmes' residence, 0 . Goderlch Street East Phone 0 • 0 No. 308, Ambulance •ServIce .4 Adjustable hospital bed 'for 0 • rent. ;0 en• Night -cans—Phone 308 0 0 Day calls—Phone 119 . , Charges moderate. 0 '18-87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000c -o<><> 00000 0 ‘k... o 0, • H. C. BOX 0 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 0 Ambulance Service 0 o Hospital Bed 0 .0 with adjustable rachet Open 0 0 ated spring for rent. 0 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 18 Phone 43 0 0 • 12-87 0 -6,..--a- 000<><><><><><> <> <> <> J. A. BURKE 0 Funeral Service 0 Dublin : Ont. 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B767-tf THE SECOND DIVISION COURT Ccitenty of Huron • dmoe in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours: Tues - Thursday and Saturday, LH p.m. to 6 p.m.: Saturday evening 7.80 pan. to 9 p.m. E. C. CIIAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies - Seaforth AN NOU NCES the pnrebase of he insuranee business of liktern & Meir, and the addition ese 'Melt earopantes -to our previous fa -an- te -ins enables us to give uteinened •*keno en all lines. SEAPORTH ONTARIO 10-47 ICILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COT. THE TOWN, Mise M Greve Winanentisis Mar- garet Grieve Was Whiner at the ladies' bridge at the golf club Tues- day. while Mrs. T. S. Smith won the golf prize on Wednesday. Next week Mrs. Paul Brady will be in charge of bridge Tuesday, and Miss Cecelia Horan, golf on Wednesday. Papers of July 11 Require. — An tinusued dement for lad week's issue of The Huron Expositor ;has resulted ir, the supply being exhausted. The ,pelelliehers accordingly ask the co-op- eration of subscribers having copies of thee issue and will purchase the ' first twenty copies offered in good condition at 5 cents each. Passed Music Exam.—Miss Dons Fern -tie -on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ferguson, of town, has success- fully passed her Eighth Grade exam- ination. conducted by the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music, with a mark of 81 per cent. Miss Doris is a pupil of Miss Irene Jocelyn, of Stratford. C iurc Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. —St.- Thomas' Church: Rector, Rev. R. P. D. Hurford. -11 a.m., Confirma- tion, The -Bishop of Huron; 7.30, "Come unto Me . . . and I will give you. rest"; Sunday School at 10 a.m. St. Mary's, Dublin -11 a.m., Attend at Seaforth, Confirmatien nenvice. No service at 9.30 a.m. ' Union Services of Northside and First Presbyterian Cleurch—Services in. Northside United Church during July. Morning service eat 11 a.m.., subject,- "The Truth"; evening ser- vice et 7 .p.m., subject, "Idolatry."— Rev. Hugh Jack, Minister -in -Charge. Northside W. M. S. Meets. — The July meeting of the W.M.S. of North- side United Church was held Thurs- day, July 10. the theme for the year being t'Living the Christian Lite," and for the month, "Demonstrating the Way of Christ in Brotherhood." In the absence of -Mrs. --Lawson, Miss Lawrence took charge of the first period, of the meeting and opened the meeting by the use of the hymn, "Rise Up. Oh Men of God," followed by prayer by Miss Lawrence. The nnudes were read and seconded by Mrs. AcDermid. Six visits had been made by Circle 6. It was moved by Mrs.. McIntosh and seconded by Mrs. Harburn, that Mrs. Lawson, Miss Ferguson andMrs. _Cut= be the committee to secured' a guest speak- er for the fall thankoffering. The treasueer's report was read by Mrs. Archinald, Mrs. Kaine again pres- ented the temperance question, this time along the linen of temperance education. After roll call, Miss Lawrence gave a short reading on "The Church of Christ in: Japan." Circle No. 1 then took charge of the devotional period; under the leader- ship of Mr. Rintoul, who opened this period of the rneeting by re- sponsive reading ,of Psalm 72, follow- ed by the Ysinging of the National An- them. The meting then took the form •of a questionaire and the an- swers were given by members of Cir- cle No. 1. The hymn, "In Christ There is No East- or West," as then sung and the collection received, and the meeting closed with Mrs. Rinteul leading in prayer. . ••=1210i40, LOCAL BRIEFS • Col. the Hon. W. H. Price, K.C., folmerly Attorney General for On- tario. was a visitor with Mr. H. G. ene•"• . , • •;-' LLVACIZielt.1 Wilbert flerdnMna MOP ;gag Heldman, eln Ellinaning, and 44'. aacl, Mrs, ,To.mes girkinnel aiid 101014,44 Tlier 111%8 Alt°0-atitdyn. and Master Bobble Hutton, of Genericit, are Spellenng threuroxatt ir v:ca.tien ;with Mien Margaret G • • Pilot Officer Ian MacTavish, of Camp inerilen, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Tohn MecTavish. • Prof. W. Brenton Kerr, neIrs. Kerr and daughter, of Buffalo, were week -end guests at the Warne of Mrs.. James Kerr. • Mrs. J. 'K. B. BrownedToronto, is a guest at the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Govenlock. '• "Mr. and Mrs. Herman -Lindean, of Tdontenwere week -end guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. B. Thompson. • Rnv. Father 'William Nigh, of Texas, spent a few days with his mother. Mrs. William Nigh. • Rev. H. H. L. Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence, of Toronto, were -Weekend guests at the home of Min and Mrs. Herald Lawrence in McKilken • Mrs, G. Brown, of Strathroy, was the week -end guest .of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. I3ox. • Miss Margaret Case, R.N., is speeding her holidays at Lake Comte iching. • Mr, and Mrs, Harold Barry and daughter were ween -end guests at the home of Mrs. G. T. Turnbull. • Miss Maud Hartry is visiting her brother, Dr. rzyerson Harty, at Fort Francis. • Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Martine, of Englehart, are spending the holidays with relatives in Tackersmith. • Mrs. C. McAlpine and little son, of Mitchell," are guests at the home • of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. M. Mc- Phee. • -Dr. and Mrse A. W. Goon and daughter, NorfOlk, Virginia; W. • S. Docherty, Edmon-ton, and Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Docheety, of Conneaut, Ohio, are guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Docherty, in Egmondville. • Mr. and Mrs. T. C. West, and daughter, Miss Dorothy. of St. Thoman are the guestS of Mrs. West's parents, Revnend Mrs.. W. A. Brent n er, • Miss S. I. McLean spent the week end in Toronto. " • 'Master David Bradsbaw .has re- turned home after spending two weeks' holidays with her grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman,. at Elimville. • Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and 'Mre, Garnet Dalrymple were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Glanville and famil.y, of Lumley: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Squire. -of- Exeter, and Spr. Gordon Squire, R.C.E., Petawawa. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johns and Miss Bessie, of Elimville, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs: W. Bradshaw, and Mrs. S. Lightewler. • Mr. A. E. Phelan, of Hamilton, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mes. J. F. ' Daly. • Miss Helen Currie is visiting with fa:inn-de in; Stratford. • Miss Dianne Mowat, of London, is the guest of Mr. „end ,Mrs. E, H. Close. • Misses .Maxine and Lois Dunlop are spending' 'their hOlidays at Bar- row Bay. • ' • Rev. Hugh Jack will be guest speaker at a sacred concert under the auspices of the Varna Red ,Cross to be held on the grounds of Dr. Moffat .on Sunday evening next. • Miss Elaine Glanville has re- turned to her home in Lumley after spending a week with Mr. andentirs. Garnet Dalrymple. , 0 Sister M. Claver and Sister- *.' Isadore, of Toronto, are visiting friends in- town this week. • Mies Nelcy „Desborotigh, of De- troit, in visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Eckert. e. ' • lyfrs.•A. W. Dunlop is visiting in Meir on Tuesday. Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winter. of St. Catharines, were' visiting in town on Saturday. Mr. Winter is an old Seaforth boy. whose"- many friends here are • always glad to see him. They were accompanied by Mr, Win. Crawford and his sister. Miss Craw- ford; former resi'dentsof thin -dis- trict; who were the guests of Miss "Nellie Pryce. e Messrs. Ronnie Savauge and Bud Smith are spending their holidays at Chickigami Camp on Lake Huron. • Messrs. Ross Scott, W. A. Wright, and D. H. Wilson were in Toronto ehie week, attending the Masonic Grand Lodge, • Mrs. J. E. Keating and Mr. Ken- neth Keating are visiting at her home in Toronto. O Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Andrews; • of Buffalo, and Mr. Thomas Andrews of Port Colborne, were visiting with Seaforth friends this week. • Miss Jean Dale, of Kitchener, spent the week -,end, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dale. o Mr. and ,Mrs... Charles Sherwood, of Toronto. are guests at the home of Mre. Sherwood's patents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Archibald, in , Tucker - sun t h. • Mrs. W. H. McKenzie, of Oshawa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. ,Mae Dor- rar ce. • rine Misses Ferguson, Sperling Street; are spending the summer at their cottage at Port Albert. • Mr. A. G. Smillie and son,, Mr. Murray Smillie, of Toronto, were calling pn old friends here this .week.. • Mr. Chester MenTay, R.C.A.F., To- ronto,' spent tbe week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McNair, in McKillop. • Mr. and Mrs. J. G.Mullen left on' Wednesday on a mend trip td, Gagne. • Mr. and Ines. L. IL Thompson, f Lansing, Michigan, are spending their holidays; at the Chanters home, Mill Road, and in.Goderich. • Mrs. Walter Robinson, of Lone den, a,n,d Mr. rtaad,iMrs. Joe 'Robinson of Detroit, were week -end; guests at the Immo Of lvir; Geoge ;Seto. amt Miss gality, Of Toronto to petits at the honie Of Mrs;, P. lUdd, ' I ▪ Mr. and Atm Jete-Pla OrttniMett, SiandaY lit Kindardie; Ms.Ster' OrnitiMett realoing„ foe liwo edaYf *Wt.** and • IMO- that** wr r, aii4 jil'ioritnia* and ertrnaiiii4 *L. pito •itepUatkti,„ 47, • Miss Marion Lan-sOn, of the H- on Highway, is spending a couple of weeks with friends in Chatham. • Mr. Gordon Finnigan, of Eg- neondville, left last week to attend the radio school in Hanailton. • • Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hoegy and daughter, Miss Marian, of South Bend, Indiana, were guests this week at the home of Mn Innegy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoegy. • 'Misses Elizabeth and Katherine Ryan, of Chicago, are visiting their nephew, Mr. John Broderick. • Mr. and We. Pearson Grieve and two nons were week -end gueSts at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Grieve. - • Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Helmer and son, of Kirkland Lake. were the week end guests of Mrs. H. R. Scott. Mrs. Helmer (nee Miss Marion Bell), for. merly of the Seaforth Collegiate staff, and little son, are remaining for a few days. • Mre. Maurice Hewlett and little son have returned to Toronto "after spending a week at the ;home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fired Reeves. • Mrs. Louis C. Brall, son, Cron don, and dangiaters, Mary and June, of Detroit, are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert. • Mr. J. P. Bell, Mrs. Clifford Bell and daughter and Mr. William trine motored to Toronto on Wednesday. • • Miss Margaret Qrieee, who has been teaching in Hay, near Hensail, leas accepted, a position .on the Blyth public Belled staff. , • Miss Margaret 'White, R.N., and Miss; Ernestine White, R.N;, Toronto, are spending their holidays at the home of their mother, Mrs. M. White. • Miss letildred Johnston is spend - Ing her holidays with her sister, Mrs. J. G. Dillane, at Port Sydney. , • Mise Bessie Carnochan has ac- cepted the ;pi:Anon of teacher in the school at Varna. • Miss Mary Hays,' of Toronto, le spending the holiday's at the home of her" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hays. • Mr, and Mrs.. H. E. Smitheand faintlyare Emending a feW holidays at Milirertonn • • i Mr. Wigan'. Davie, of Staira,,whts has beerinifb Been Memorial Hospital for the nest four weeks recovering front an IOU" ,d his beck *hat he fifirn a iitkitter Iran tiateenied re • ,fintint 016.'10001in et, the Ileane of • Mi•• titoi;gu,*e klddh df io Mr. lirtig` Oke,RatailtW nnntin (Ovum )1 ht"� the'ttilrMi neeneenneneneen line'Pop1,014r Demand! Amateur.ConteAt mtitsmfty, .tyt.v 21st let, 2nd and4rd prize winners en - .ter Final' Gentlest August a6t4---bat ENTER NOnaln'• 'Phone or write your erne/ to Eric McIlroy. Admission: 4411tilts 50c, Children, 20e Dancing for 3ene hours, included in adlninsion price. WILLIS TIPPING AND HIS CAS- CADE RHYTHM ORCHESTRA DANCING EVERY NIG-HT .0. Free admisdon Tues., Thurs. and Fri. nights .before 9 pen. Come along—we are having swell crowds. Lucknow Pipe Band—July 20, Sunday Afternoon and Evening SURF SHOP—Catalina Swimt Suits, China Wedgwood, Royal. Doulton, Spode- . Old Boys' Association in' that city, was in Seaforth far the Twelfth. Mr. Ferguson said that Saturday was the 60th Orange celebration he has at- teadedv. • Miss Mabel Turnbull is visiting with friends in St. Thomas. • A very enjoyable evening • was spent at the -home of Mrs. James Barry when Mrs. Barry and Mass Mur- iel Camerore and about thirty-five of Miss Ona Nicholl's friends presented her with a shower of black and white kitcinen, utensils prior to her doming marriage. • Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Walter and daughter, Catherjne Anne, of Dundas, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Willis. -, MANLEY, Quite a number from here attend- ed the funerall of Philip Kenny in Dublin last Monday. The farmersare rejoicing since the' cool weather set inand with the fine showers which have caused' the grain to fill and a good sample is expecte ed 'With a good turnout. Cutting wheat and barley is the order of the day. The corn crop is doing fine, as the dry hot weather favors it, but the root crop needs more rain. Mr. Dan Manley, of London spent' the week -end with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Manley. ZURICH Mrs. Oscar Klopp, well-known resi- dent' here, died Wednesday at her home. Mrs. Klopp was born in Hay Township, and upon • -her marriage moved to a farm west of here where Mr. and Mrs. 'Knopp resided until they moved to Zurich a few years - ago. Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Len'Haist, Detroit; Mrs. Earl Youn,gbhat and Delores, both of Zuricn; three sons, Harold and Wil-fred, both of London, and Howard, of this village; her fathen Caspar elWalper, Zurich; three deters, Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Krueger;. of Detroit, anal Mrsntharles. Stewart, of Toronto; and one brether, Edmund Walper, of Dashwood. The funeral will be held from the residence on Friday at 2 p.m. Rev..Mr. Tuerkheita will officiate. • BAYFIELD L.O.L. No. 24 and a number of the citizens attended' the Orange celebra- tion at Seaforth on the 12th. Mrs, R. H. P. Gairdner and daugh- ter, Betty, are in Chicago attending the golden wedding anniversary of eer parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald, M. Gunn, of. Hollywood are spending their holi- days in the village in Jowett's Grove. Mrs: Margaret Rhynas left for her home in Burlington on Monday after visiting her sister, Miss Nora. Fergu- son, the past week. Misses Peggie and jean Balkwill, of London, ane visiting Miss Nora Ferguson at present. Mr. and Mrs. -Kendall, of Elmira, and Mrs. R. Roth- of Caledonia, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. JoVvett. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thome, of Detroit,' are visiting -his =Other, -Mrs. John Thoms„ , Mrs. Gray and daughter, of Detroit are :Mending two weeks irb the vil- lege. • Mr. -and Mrs. Abenhardt and Mn and Mrs. K. Aberhardt, of London, spent Sunday in the village. The Red Cross committee of the „,. Jack's Shoe and Harness Repair - For Binder Canvas Repairs SPENCE'S' Produce GOVERNMENT VIEGISTEWED EGG GRADING STATION , Highest Cash Planes pale for • Eggs and Poultry. Phone 170-W, Seatorth 110114,1.114E. ' •inOlaninittn W. OA,' An ) ;eve :neetianneben Cinti Ohatir4z tie tniteil44.,14 • neatifinhen ell'' itOL, 'Sea ne4,414' 'Iratin• . •.• 04*1 Pria 411' • 44'.01-lS1041-xwa'4cToegfliiiv gioeoft the; 141.itWitt liZnin0C,rii We .Q11, T,laeueeeffrillllint Ornbenstra• Made 0 Tnnt• ;AP beat wi' supply the for 4 9 Mr, Charles Ringer And daireenteer, Of SL' Catbarinee, nisited .aPcn Mrs. WM. Fe:Mud/11 FrklaT last, Mrs. William Fewson gipet tlivA weeps visiting her elder, MrS.. fluttier at St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Olanton WeSt011e Chicago,' are apending. two weeks with friends in. Bayfield and Gode- rich. Mr. j. Careon, one, of the leading manufacturers' of Lenclee, is 11011Y- ing in the village. The village trustees have had a number of new tables and are also erecting a number of swings in the playgrounds in the park on Clan Gre- gor Square. • Mr. William Fee, of Hansen, called on frieads in the village bn Monday. Mrs. Mary Anal Schmidt, of Virden, Man., is visiting ber brother, Mr. Sam Houston'. Rev. Eric Anderson and faidly, of Lambeth, are spending a week's holi- days with Rev. Harold Currie, The Anglican Church is lidding their annual garden party on the Rectory lawn on Thursday evening, 'Idly 24th. ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Rieh. Johns. and Bes- sie. visited relatives in Seaforth last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Murch and.chil- dren are moving to London this wee,k. Messrs. Clayton • • I-Teeth:nen and Clarence Ford, of Ingersoll, were week -end visitors here.. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns and Patsy visited in St. Marys .en -Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and, daugh- ter, of Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. Will -Johns. • Acommunity picnip . was' held at Grand Bend on. Thursday lad. -anannammut DUBLIN Miss Maida Mueller, 'a mil of Mother Maureen; has been successful in winning first-class honors in theory at the Western Conservatory of' Mus in London. Zion Women's Association _held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Bushfield last week. The ladies pleceda quilt for the Red Cross during the afternoon. Follow- ing the business portion of the meet- ing a delicious lunch was served; by the hostess, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Hannon. naeitore: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc- Grath, Ilderton, with Frank McCon- nell; Miss Lucille MeGrathn nurse -in - training at St. Mary's Hospital, Kit- chener, is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Curtin; Misses Vera Feen- ey, Genevieve Feeney and Rose Fenn ey, Toronto, with their mother, Mrs. Kathleen Feeney; Miss Kate O'Con- nell, tendon, with her deters', Miss Molly. O'Connell and Mrs. E. Bruner; names L. Looby, St. Catharines,- with his Mother, Mrs. An M. 'Looby; Miss Peggy Walsh and Mende Toronto, 'with Mr. and 'Mrs. Jelin. Walsh; Stew - ort Trefeln, Torodo, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Hanley; Mrs. Katharine McDermott and Miss Marl,Ryan, To - route, at their home here; Mrs. John Robinson, Kitchener., with her par- ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. O'Rburke, Malone - Delaney ' • A pretty July wedding Of special in- terest was solemnized at St Patrick's Church, Dublin, on Saturday morning when Miss Theresa Delaney, Deputy Sb.eriff of Huron County, fifth daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney, aleKillop, was united in, marriage to Joseph Malone, son of Mrs. Me.one and the late John T. Malone of Mc- Killep. Rev. Dr. Ffoulkez, officiattn aed sang,the nuptial mad, while Miss Mary Beale presided at the organ Rev. Father O'Drowski, of St. Colum- nar), occupied a seat in the sanctuary. During the offertory Miss V. Moly- neaux sang "Ave Maria." The bride, given he marriage by her father, loon ed attractive in a sheer , street-lengtlt gown of pink beige with picture hat and white accessories with corsage of cream roses with delphinium. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Ben Blonde, of plialham, a recent June bride, who -Wore a precious; aqua crepe gown and n -hit e accessories and corsage of Talisman, roses with baby's breath. • Mr. Ben Blonde was groomsman. Immediately after .the ceremony a Inception was held at the bride's home, after wthich a dinner was served at the Royal Hotel, Min chell, ,to thirty' -five guests, immediate relatives of the two fainilles,. The table decorations were white delphin lean Mr. and Mrs. Maleene left on a honeymoon trip to ,Northern Ontario, the bride travelling in •a, failored, froek of green J.-1nel' with white ac- cessories.: On nheir return they will resideijop. on the groom's farm .In Mc- KThe Late Philip Kenny The community ene• shocked by the sudden death of Philip Kenny, a high- ly respected citizen of Dublin, of a heart attack on Friday. *rt.:Kenn) was a native of Logan TOwnship end was in his 83rd year. In 1/187 he was, married to Mise: Katharine' Krittlitr kopf. They celebrated their Olden wedding four Years ago. TheyfarM- ed in McKillop Township, retiring 'to Dublin seven yearn ago. Tte is; sur- viVed b his Wife, three sons, JoSteah end Fergus, of ,Detroit, and Leo, of Toronto.- and four dringhter, Mrs. Dull Burns, Stanfa; Mrs. John: Cook, of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. %nark Atkin, Detroit, and Mary, at.honief also one brother, entratik, of IMAM, and tine sisters, .Mrs.- Con Eckert, Seafertn; Mre. Win Of Duluth, iinel gister Max.' • er, of nt. Joseptes, Conartinnity,-Tee Ionto. The, funeral was largely att tended i; on Monday Motleing.. Patrick's Church, *WV, •Pfoulites .:celebratedthe KenliO: •ke1irit.1..460., .imembe o t 1atrht1ilg MO* -of the IlolY Iltithe Sudety, bearel^it KiitilfiltettyAr 1311inEn, Mennen, O'Poittfor,.- nnnann; Sateen. PI-Keausicelif w-rtl 41if ' "Aiinerat icTOW PLAYING' T eafort ES,, *Eh. u6sttio .N the •••,`-,-;-;`;',`'. • LOPE( welknr; • with • DORIS DAveNPORT BRENNANwi• WALTER A sweeping spectacle of Romance and Drama ! NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT. RAY M I I,LARD WILLIAM HOLDEN "I WANTED WINGS" • with ARISE Y LOVE" Directed by MITCHELL LEISEN A Por'.,mount Picture CONSTANCE. MOORE COM I NG— VERONICA LAKE .• Thrills ; Laughter . . . "Sis 1-16pki . . ns7.- Excitement ... .Adventure . Love ! • • Included: Mr. and Mrs. Mark_ At ter, Marian, of the . Huron Road; Mr. kin; Mr. and Mrs. ,Joseph., Kenny, Jerome and Dorothy, Mr, and Mrs. Ben Smolski, Mr. and Mre. Irry De Sinith, Mr. and ;Mrs. Ferguarkenny and Marion, all of Detroit; Mr. and. Mrs. John Cook, Youngstown, Ohio: Leo Kenny and Patricia, ann WilPazu Harmon, Toronto; Mr. and •Mrs. Leo Kenny and Kenny Burns, Windsor, and Sister Claver, St. Joseph's Com- ruenity,'Toronto. CONSTANCE • The regular meeting of the W.M.S. wee held on'Thursday last when Mrs. William Britton presided. The theme was 'Demonstrating the Way of Cnrislein Brothenhood." The roll call was answered by a vette of Scrip- ture. Mrs. Bert ;Stephenson gave a reading and Mrs. -Charles Dexter neve one on "Liquor and the War Ef- fort." " Mrs. Britton gave a few words on "Racial Brotherhood." The meet- ing closed' with a hymn and the WA. then took charge �f - the meeting. Miss Doris Johns, of ' Newmarket, spent the week -end . with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Lawson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lannon. Mr. and Mrs. Busby and Miss Shir ley returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with Mrs. Bus- by's, mother, Mrs. Robert Lawson, Mrs. Lawson nIsoreturned with them. Mrs. Myrtle .Carnochart, of Eloise, Michigan.; spent a few d.ante with - her lsister, 'Mrs. Eph. Clark. The regular meeting of the W. A. was' held in the basement of the church on Thursday afternoon, July 10th, with the president, Mrs..E. Ad- ams, in the chair. Following the op- ening exercise the minute n of the lent meeting were read and adopted. After the business was discussed, Mrs. Adams took charge roe Group 3 in the absence of :Mrs. Ella Cachett. Hymn 438 was sag, followed with prayer by Mrs. Cliff Britton. ' Mrs. George Addison- 'read the 'Scripture nesson, Mrs. WM. Britton gave a splendid reading on "What I ,Might of Been." Maxine McBrien sang a 'solo which was enjoyed. Hymn? 436 'Was sung and Miss Helen Britton closed the meeting with prayer. • The Lawson family', held. their re- union last Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. Lawson and Air. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson..Those Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy -Lawson -and [laugh - and Mrs. Enr1 Lawson -and son, Reg; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Bob- by, of Tuckersmith; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Busby and daughter, Shirley, of Chatham; Mr. and Mrs: 'Jack David- son and sen, Andrew, di Bruceneld. Mns. R. awned- end Mien 1VIarian re- turned to Chatham with Mr. and Mrs. Busby and will visit for a couple of , weene. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson at- tended the Churchill reunion at Bay- field on Sunday. J Mr. and Mrs. ; Earl Lawson are spending a few days in London with their daughter, Doris, who is very ill' differing from an attack of measles. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindsay visited Mr. Walter Broedfoot of near Walton on Sunday. Bin's. Myrtle Carnochan, of Eliose, ,Mich., Spent a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Ep•hriam Clark. Mies Ethel Dexter and Miss Edna Carthy are spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dex- ter. Mr. Audrey Toll and sinter, Amy, or Auburn,. were .gnests it the home of Mr. and Mrs: Austin, Dexter. FIILLSGREEN - r Quite a number from this, district attended the Cochrane picnic held Id Baytield recently. ; There passed away at her home ME Mrs. Andrew Love, a resi- dent of this community until retiring: to Hensall a few years ago. The sym- pathy of the community is, extended to the bereaved 'family. A number frenn this district """"""" brated July 12th in Seaforth and re- port a large gathering. A residentof ,this community pass- ed away at his home near here, Mr.. Arthur Ricker. He had been ailing for quite some " time,. but passed away suddenly at the last. The syme pathy of the caminunity- is extenelen • to the bereaved mother and family, Mr. Ben Gowing, Mips Grace Govn ing, of Glen Allan, and Mr. Roy Good- win, of Se. Jacobs, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, William Davidson. ' The hay crop is all harvested and reports. are that it was a very light one ann the cutting of grain is now in progress. All report a good sam- ple' of grain: • Owing -0the dry weather the* berry crop is reported a failure. New Ford Tractor Powers Combine • t • ' V • FIRMLY ESTAtLIgttED as an ideal and ectuntinical unit kg, etiltivation-atid -other land tit.," • lage Work, the ne*-$1erd tractor ith Ferguson hydro& system " 'alio efficient for other .tyPea farm WOW Pictured above i thi: fie*, tractor dra-wing -a" tiVe4ciPt nonibine to harvest a heavY Crop, of , *heat. 1ovVer`10,00erate the Com- bine is snkitiect.:W the tractor through the polver take -Off urinal fe litandarit etruhnuent. Low ft aprirokimately ta110 an hoar, is achieved in alt.; types of farm work through.. the advanced efigineerini„ design and 1414 tractor. A . • • 1 a tt --nennninnneelerene, itneti..""nnlnen,""tenten •