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the front of the eix'gine and try ,to
;scoop up the child irl his arms. as the
train reached her.
,However the child -moved Off the
tracks and was clear of the train
'when .it passed the spot where she
.Thad been. The 'engineer brought the
"train to a halt and he • and, the fire-
man ascertained that the glxi Yea_u7x-
hurt.
Meanwhile Mrs: 'Melady, missing
the child and. fearing that she might
haye wandered •toward, the railway
lin& was hurrying toward the tracks
-wlifiria she heard the train and saw. it
stop. She was not aware 'at that time
that the child wassafe and feared
that the sudden stopping of the train
might have meant an accident.
,The engineer and ,fireman • deliver -
,ed the child safely into the arms of
her mother.
Engineer Reinhart said it "gave me
a sinking feeling" when he realized
it Was a child on the track. "1 bad
done everything t could ands realized
that the train was not 'going to stop
in time." ,.
He said he was a little bit worried
about "my mate" -Fireman Atkinson
whor•climbered out of the cab to
re cu he i• • 1- 0 ,tea' a t14
he o4uld have 1d *ecl her oP." • 7i+
Relnb i.rt i a;ato,. "Wo were travelidng,
very sl'awly when Ire passed the ORO
where she Was standing:"
The train was travelling ,about . 2.0;
miles ap hgiir w1 eii Mr. Reinhart lixat
saw the object An the line. Ile thoa g2 t.
it was the St. Coluiwbaf/ mailman'aa.
dog whiolhabitually trots along the
track to teetey the train ` crewmen.
"We didttlr"t have. muga timet stand
and talk to the" child's. mother," Mr.
Reinhart said. "It wasa getting pret-
ty close to passenger train time." The
incident occurred at about' 11.20 in
-the morning.
The child was' almost paralyzed
with fright, 'Fireman Atkinson said.
He said she managed) to move abot}t
10 feet away from the track's before
the, train reached her,•but waseappar-
elitly too frightened to move any far-
ther.. .She was -even too frlg'htened to
ery, he said.
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Huron Co-op.
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plan is to operate. A copy of these
was 'mailed, to every farm home in-
the.
nthe. county.
In June a provisional boards of aev-
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY
On Rail Grade Basis
Unfinished birds not desired.
BRING YOUR EGGS' TO US
Highest Market Prices Paid
Seaforth
Produce, Ltd.
Phone 170-W Seaforth
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT: SEAFORTH 15 EXETER 235
DARLING AND CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
Farmers'!
Use The New
Crearnand Egg
Pick -'up Service
Seaforth Creamery and Seaforth Farmers Co-opera-
tive (Produce Division) are co-operating to provide
you with a Pick -Up Service that .will .result in bring-
ing' your products to market more quickly. , This
One -Stop Pick -Up Service will save you time and
money! - '
Routes and Days of Pick-up are as fmllows:
TRUCK ONE:
MONDAY AND TIIURSDAY
Brucefield, Varna and Bayfield, and Surrounding Area.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Kinburn, Londesboro and Blyth, and Surrounding Area.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Brucefield, to Clinton, to Sel(irth: '
Y
BlytSeaforth.
TRUCK TWO:
MONDAY AND FRIDA
h'Area, returning via 'Walton
to
WEDNESDAY- AND SATURDAY
Leadbury, Walton and Surrounding Area.
TRUCK' THREE:
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
Concessions 1, 2, 3,-=' 5, 6, 7, Hibbert and Tuckersmitb, between
Seaforth and Dublin.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Concessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, MoKillop,• between Seaforth and Dublin.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Concessions 6, 7, 8, 9, McKillop, between.Seaforth and Dublin.
Sell Your Cream and Eggs
The Easy Way
Highest Market Prices Paid .
Seaforth Creamery •- Phone 80
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
Produce Division - Phone 13
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till . lreetera; 1Naf, reCog00: ndef
the ' • ealth C.9x31lntttee aal aPPoi 4 Ertl
favi, ' ' a 04041: , Reaexatio4 of gt'tnul
Poe Alla Goxxatoed; of the follgwlagl
Ftusaell, Bolton, Bert Lobb, 1 a.rvey
Jo.hnstoll,. R.:S, Mcl ereher, tiers Fr -
win, Mrs. Lloyd' Taylor and Mrs. 0.
Q. Anderson. "
The board- made application for a
charter, and carried out all necessary
details to. establishing the Co-opera-
tive.
Later in June three, regional meet-
ings
eetings were held in the county, one in
Exeter, one in Clinton, and the other
in Wingham, with Wm. fir•.5Nicholson,
President of Ontario Co-operative 'Un-
ion, as speaker, and with general dis-
cussion periods following the address.
On. July ',I.5 an organization meeting
was, held in Clinton. Mr. A. C. Sav-
age, of Toronto, Secretary of the Co-
operative,. was the speaker.
A. permanent board of twelve dtir•,ee-,
tors to represent the entire county
was elected, including Earl Whiting,
Henry Schilbe, Clayton Elliott, Hume
Clutton, Walter Forbes, Russell Bol-
ton, Harvey Johnston, Gordon Kirk-
land, David Eadie end the three mem-
bers of the Health Committee, Bert
Irwin, Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and Mrs. O.
G. Anderson..
Russell Bolto.n was chosen as presi-
dent and Harvey Johlasten vice-presi-
dent of the Co=operatfve, while Bert
Irwin was appoihted secretary -treas-
urer. The board''wiU hold monthly''
meetings to accept applications and
-to, pass accounts and'to authorize
thir payment.
WINTHROP
Dont forget the ,church service
Sunday, August 24, at the usual hour.
Rev. G. E. Morrow will be the speak-
er.
• Mr. Harvey Dolmage was overcome
by the heat and was attended by Dr.
J. A. Gorwill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dodds; of
Chicago, are renewing acgpaintances.
from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Dodds.
R. K. Davidson •spen't the week -end
in London.
Mr: Wilson Little had his house
moved to his oWit property at Win-
throp corner.
Mr. and. Mrs: Bert McSpadrlen and
Jackie, of London, spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. McSpadden.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Christie. .of Kit-
chener, were' guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Dodds recently.
Miss Dorot.liy�wDodds is attending
the United Church camp at Goderich
this seek.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor and.
family, of S•taffa, visited' with. Mr. and
Mrs. James McClure:
Robert Eason and a friend from
Stratford bicycled to the home of the
former'• grandparents and • spent the
week -end. • t 144,
CONSTANCE
. Mr. Ken Schwantz, •manager.;- of
Schwantz Radio & Electric.. Co., Tavi-
stock, and Mrs. Schwantz visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne .Lawson on Sun-
day. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and
Mrs. Gladys Ferguson were in Lon-
don Tuesday on business, -
Mrc. Ernest Adamsr has been in Hib-
bert for a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Henderson, whose hus-
band died last week. Mr. Adams and
Miss Donelda attended the funeral
also. -
Mr. Alf. Buchanan went to London
on Saturday and: spent the week -enol
with friends there and at Nyleston.
Mrs. Wm. Britton spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. Britton, who is
receiving ,treatment at Victoria Hospi-
tal, 'London. She visited Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Clarke while there.
Mr, Albert Gorbett. of Syracuse, N.
Y., visited' Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams.
Mr, and Mrs• E. Adams visited Mr.
and Mrs. Kelso Adadis, at Stratford.'
.Mrs. Cameron McKeown, of Erin,
is visiting her brother and' sister-in-
law, Mr," -"and` Mrs. Wm;' Carnochan.
Friends,' are softy, to learn; that Mr.
Carnochan is not Progressing as well
as they would like:
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POO% o 'this 1-1106 of 'Too
,Chxxl. 4 yl'ltee IR4'ue0AQI,d? ands,i QU4
1/40 .aooiettea . WOO reseni ?live
R.eba,ller4 was tb guest speaker,
14Ir. Poxaald Pe l4en'scn, woo. h
been working at ,QW i!, Sound 'for
summer, is speadilag bis 'holiday's wi1t'1x�.
his parents, Mr, anal Mrs: 'Leo StePh-'
enson. ,
Mss, Logan, of 'Blyth, spent a. few
days ' with her ' iau titer, Mrs. Leo
Stephenson, last- weep.
Miss Donelda Adams •spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs- Kelso Adams
,(n Saltier&
Miss' Shirley Busby, of 'Chatham,
is ' spending her holidays with her
grandmother, Mrs. Robert „Lawson,
and with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson
and other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. W. McRorie . and
family, Mrs. Wilb}ir. Meltorie and Mr.
Stacey Ferguson, of Mount Forest,
visited Mrs. Britten on Thursday.
ST. COLTJMBAN
Visitors with Mrs. Wm, Dorsey'
this week were Mr-. and Mrs. John
Downey and son, John, of Windsor-;'
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carlin, of Detroit,
'and, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Downey and
son, of 'Bentley, Alta. •
CROMARTY
4G
Miss Betty McKellar has takenaa
a
position in Scott 'Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth,
Robert Laing has left to help with
the.harvest near Moose Jaw.
Mr, and Mrs. Neil. Lammond and
daughter, Isabel, of London, visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahi,
John Houghton and Gordon Hough:,
ton visited at the home of their'
mother and attended the 'Houghton
McKellar wedding. '
John Scott has returned to his
home in Hamilton after several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKellar,
Mrs. Laing and Mrs. Wm. Houghton
visited Miss Mary B. 'Currie, who is
convalescing in Scott. Memorial. Hose
pital after an operation.'
Mrs. ,.John Scott' has returned to
her home here after 'a week at Port
Colborne.
BAYFIELD
FOr:
BOYS! Bring "`Mom and D 1
in right away to get yen,Y6Or
new Fall Suit
They'll be delighted with the
smart new colort.011Tweeds In
popular single .or double -breast*
ed styles.
`rhe new suits come in Brown,
Fawn, Teal Blue and; Grey, and
they allhave, two trousers, and
are stury built for long wear. '
11 TO 16 YEARS..
BOYS' SIZES-: 18. 0
2 Pants •
Mr, Percy Parker, of Nekama, N.D-,
spent a few days ' with his mother,
Mrs. Charles' Parker. Oii .his return
he was accompanied by his -brother-
-in-law, .Reheny Larson. -
Mr. John Thompson, of Fort Fran-
cis•, ' is visiting friends in the village:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Volker, of Kit-
chener, were week -end guest of'Mr.
and Mr's. L. Poth.
.Miss Jacqueline Parker and Mr.'
'Keith, Pruss, of London, spent the
week -end with, the former'' .parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Parker.
Mrs. G. Alexander,, of Miami, Man.,
and Miss M.' Volume, ,of Kingston,
who have spent the past two months
with ;their sister-in-law, Mrs'. David
Volume: left last week fol• Kingston.
Mrs. Robert Clark and daughter,
Roberta, who visited here the past
six weeks, returned to Cleveland on
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Paull return-
ed .to Listowel on Tuesday after
spending a month's vacation at'their
cottage.
Mrs. John Ferguson. of Goderich,
spent a few days last week with her
niece, Mrs. L. Pgth.
Mrs. Claude Robbins and daughter,.
Claudia. and Mrs. A. Sullivan return-
ed to Detroit on Monday after spend-
ing• a two weeks' vacation here, .
Gordon :Mason, of Detroit, is visit-
ing his grandmother, Mrs. G. Howard.
air: and Mrs. J. R. Forbes: of Wa-
terford', Ont., spent a few days this
week at the Albion Hotel.
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And they'll stay healthy to
Blatchford's Chick Starter
keeps 'em healthy - makes
them grow faster - assures
vitality - and pays me bigger
dividends! •
NOW -Strengthened with Vita -Din
The new supplement for greater vita-
min and mineral content -- greater
- nutrition!
Bla tc .Ford
Feeds
�•�aa,srw
TO RO N,To
ONTARIO
-- LOCAL DEALERS -
We also handle the following
Blatchford Feeds: Poixltry Cone
centrate, Poultry Mash Pellets,
Calf Meal and Calf Meal Pellets,
Pig Starter, Hog Grower and Hog
Concentrate, 'Dairy Concentrate,
011 Cake Meal and Chick Starter.
SEAFORTH PRODUCE
LIMITED,
Phone 170-W : ,Seaforth
s w-
6 To
YEARS.-1'2'..95'.
2 Pants
BOYS' "MIGO" ..
"Pony Express"
SHIRTS
BOYS'
Cotton- - Jerseys
r. oys
Gay stripes o1:;, plaid, design, in
elastic • top ankle sox for baackti4! -
school. wear. '
SIZE"S S TQ 10•.
soy
Just the Shirt for back-taschool
wear for "young guys." •
They can be worn open col-
lar or with a. tieas well. Col-
ors are Plain, Rust," Brown or
Green. Made originally to sell
at $3,00.
SIZES 12 TO 18 YEARS
These Jerseys make easy laun-
dering for mother for the first
month or two at school.
Come in gay stripes or plain
shades with either . Jong or
short sleeves. '
BOYS' SIZES
Small, Medium, Large.
1.95
75c. to 1..19' •
BOYS'
Tweed
LONGS
FOR SCHOOL WEAR
We've just landed this big group
of sturdy Tweed Pants for boys.
You'll need a pair or two for
Sonny for back -to -school wear.
Colors are Brown and Grey
mix.' in all -wool tweeds.
6 to 10 yrs. 3..50
11 to 18 • yrs. 5.50
FIello, 1-iomemak ra! Are you serv-
ing your:fresh fruits just as they
corne? So many. of them -blueber-
ries, peaches and api•icd°ts-need no
sugar at all.
Prepare, wash and chill- An hour
in the refrigerator will make a fresh
fruit extra luscious or set a. dish of.
fruit in a larger bowl of crushed ice.
Sweeten the cream if necessary. to
suit the "sweet -tooth."
Ideas For Fresh Fruit
1.. ;Fresh pears atffifed with cottage
cheese mixed with a little minced_
peel can be served on crisp lettuce
and topped with mayonnaise:
2. Cantaloupe sliced in short, pen-
cil -sized pieces is attractive 'mixed,
with apple cubes which have ' been
dipped in lemon juice.
Honey Raspberry Delight
2 tablespoons gelatine
1/2 cup cold water
11/2 cups milk
1/2 cup honey
3 tablespoons lemon juice
11/2 cups red ras.pberries .
1 cup whipping cream. •
Soak gelatine in cold water for five
minutes. Scald milk • and;, potir' it ov-
er the gelatine. Stir until the gela-
tine is dissolved. Cool• Mix honey
and lemon juice and stir in the. milk
mixture. Chill and when it begins
to set add the whipping cream and
raspberries. Pour into. eight custard
cups. Place in a refrigerator until
very cold. Serve in the custard cups.
Orange Cantaloupe Cocktail` •
2 .medium cantaloupes. (3 cups
cantaloupe b -alis)
Mint springs'
1 cup orange Juice' -
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Cut cantaloupe into ball -shaped
pieces wish a French ball cutter, Mix
together orange and lemon juice.
Pour over the cantaloupe balls. Place
in six diehes, Chill.'Serve in the
glass ceps and garnish with -springs
of mint. (Serves six).
Fluffy Pudding
/ 11/2 cups milk
1P' teaspoon salt • -
1/3 cup light corn -syrup
IA cup quick -cooking wheat cereal
• 1 egg, separated
% teaspoon almond extract
2 tablespoons sugar.
Scald milk; gradually add cereal.
and salt; cook over boiling water 20
minutes, stirring occa'sionally.•, Add,
egg yolk. corn syrup, almond extract;
beat well. Whip egg white • stiff;
-gra.dual'iy add sugar, beating constant-
ly.. Fold into cereal mixture; chill in
refrigerator. /Serve with sauce. Yield
--Four servings.
TAKE A TiP
To prevent fruit from floating, in
gelatine , bas,e desserts, let the
gelatine mixture chili to a syrup
thickness -the consistency of mo-
lasses -.before adding the fruit.
2. Save all juices and syrups to
make dessert sauces. and •give
added flavor to chilled drinks. ,
3. '1'o keep cut apples., peaches 'and
bananas from .turning dark, dip
them in lemon juice..
4. '.Sprinkle a little fruit sugar on
•berries .to draw out the juices be-
fore chilling them for shortcake.
5. Dip oranges and grapefruit in hot
water for tvvo or three• minutes.
then in cold water: the peel and
white membrance may then be
easily removed. Chill.fruit before
serving. •
Anne Allan invites you, to write to
her c/o The Huron Expositor. Send
in your suggestions on 'homemaking
problems and watch thijs column for
replies.
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FALL FAIR DATES
Chesley
-Durham
Milverton
Tavistock
Mount Forest
S,trathroy
Orangeville
Blyth
Fergus
Hanover
New Hamburg
Port Elgin
Ripley -.-.
Clifford
Exeter
Kincardine
Listowel
SEAFORTH
Stratford - - -
Atwood
Dungannon
Harriston
Kirton
Lpcknow
Mitchell
Zurich
St. Marys
Teeswater
Brussels
Corrie,
Palmerston
,Bay'Rel&
Mr
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Sept. 5, 6
Sept. 4, 5
Sept. 2, 3
Sept. 5, .6
Sept. g, 9
Sept. 8-10
Sept. 9, 10
Sept. 10, 11
Sept. 12, 13
Sept. 10, 11
Sept. 12, 13
Sept. 11, 12
Sept. 11, 1-2
Sept. 16, 17
Sept. 17, 18
Sept. 18, 19
Sept. 17, 18
Sept. 19, 20
Sept. 15 -17
Sept. 26, 27
Sept. 26 -
Sept. 25, 26
Sept. 24, 25
Sept. 23," 24
Sept. 23, 24
Sept, 29, 30
Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Sept. 30, Oct. 1
Oct, 1, 2
Oct. 3, 4
Oct. 1, 2
Oct. 7, 8
CHES
BUY . A. GRANT FOX'S PEACHES
AT SHAKESPEARE
Ripe Peaches will be in_heavy supply by August 26th
THE VARIETY WILL BE RED HAVEN
the most beautiful of all peaches.
• PHONE SHAKESPEARE 49R
Exeter District High School
Students who wish to attend Exeter District High School
should enroll with the Secretary. Address E. D. HOWEY,
Box B, Exeter, or telephone 297R, giving your name and ad-
dress, including the lot and concession.
Principal H. L. Sturgis, S.A-, B.Paed., will be in the school
office for" consultation on August 21, 22 and 23, from, 9 to 12,
and 1.30 to 4. School telephone 298.
• ACADEMIC SUBJECTS TO UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
• COMMERCIAL OPTIONS AND SPECIAL COMMERCIAL
• HOME ECONOMICS AND SHOP IN ,GRADES ix, X, XI
• NEW DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
immumisimormi
en Wanted
LABOURERS
70 Cents per hour
ROUGH CARPENTERS
$1.O0 per hour
Apply Office -
Looby .,& Looby Construction
HIGHWAY 83 - EXETER-DASHWOOD
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