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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-08-14, Page 5THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE Ull-KSIJAY. ACGVKT «, 1WSO I ■ Enroll in this School m sss Main Street CREDITON /" Mrs. David Baird spent Phone 102 L Book their buy tho nej Sandy Elliot and Mrs. "Tayior motored to Head on Sunday, George Brown, of Suu It Ste called on friends in town, last from her long continued active work and duties, ably known she lived as coined by a iSlie is well and favor­ in thia district where a .girl, and will be wel- h'OSt -of friends. M. A. Stone, Com. Specialist, Vicp-prin., Phone 198 _____________ write B. Ji', Ward, B.A. k Principal OR. J. A. Mc^AGGART, L ‘ Specializing!! in Plate hensIdl, 07 telephone 106 57 TYPEWRITING AWARDS Qu tests issued by th aifwpre won, iliR’lng the and f Hart in SPEED fthd ACCURACY iercial, Stenographic, Teachers’, Train to Courses: Secretaifal, Special Courses by A^apgen 'pewriter clwol year of 1,92ft bxjfSTdeuU in (liAnu NTON, QNTARI 1 i 8 Remington and TTnderwpod At office Food, first at office Zurich, Iqft Block, Dash- a of week and IN WANTED Pool and cash grain are prepared to pay yr possible prion ’bags and su ialize ip. peas price.—-COOl Phone 54 ted, We the highest lish you with :s. We spec- sure and get opr ROS. MILJ4NG CO, / Hensall, Ont. alMbver then you'll Jmrdson Tractor CHAIN RED & WHITE STORES *T +— Read over this list of special values for our 19c. Sale These good Thutrs., Fri,, 14, 15, prices pnly Sat, August and 16 GRAIN WANTE Pool and cash grai are prepared t< possible price bags and sup ialize in peas, price.—COOK. ’ Phone 54 ■ 1 over then you’ll Ford-sou Tractor.— Hvanted. We | payjflTu the highest nd,J!&rnish you with rucks. We spec- p sure and get ouf ROS.' RILLING CO. Hensall, Out. Look thgm buy the Sandy Elli Mr. and' Sunday in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowman, Mrs. •John Sweitzer and Mrs. Wm. Fink- beiner and Mr. and Mrs. Eli LawSou spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Esli Heywood.. Mr. Dan Truemner, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz, spent Saturday night in Lon­ don and visited’Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Heatherley and daughter Thelma. Mr. Stan. Kelly together with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz, Mr. Dan Truemner and Mr. and Mrs. I-I. Motz spent Sunday at Port Stanley. Mr. and Mrs./ Elmer Weido and family spent the week-end in Kit­ chener. Mr. and -Mrs. Hy. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein and babe spent Sunday near Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Borland, of Timmins’ have returned to their home after a visit with friends here. Mrs. Richard Hill is quite ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. d’ud Mrs. Geo. Clarke are both confined to fheir beds. Mr. Hardy, father of Mrs. Albert King, is sbmewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr attended the funeral of their cousin, the late Mr. Wood, of London,„ one day last week. Mrs. Wm. Bowden is ill but is on the mend. • (Mrs. Redfern and children, of Kit- .chener, are visiting with Mrs. Ewald. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koeltz-ow, of Detroit, spent with Mr. and Miss Mary Windsor with 6, was given its first Oestricliar. of on HENSALL Mr, and Mrs. Fred- Hess, were Visiting relatives in Exeter on Sat­ urday . , • Mrs. Samuel Stacy and son, John, <of Detroit, were week-end visitors with friends in town. Mr, and Mrs, Pete, BuChanan, of ’Toronto, are holidaying with relat- ws in town this week. Alix and Mrs, J. Swan, of Toronto, sig-e visiting at the home of Mr. Swan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, ‘ Alex IS wan. Quite a number from here were jin Exeter Sunday evening taking in biie. Salvation Army Band concert in Victoria Park, Mr. Alum Butts, of Toronto, is visiting here at the homes 'of 'his ssisters Mrs. J. Murdock; Mr^ Taylor aiud Mrs. Dinsdale. |Mr. and Mrs, $dgar Higgins and IVIr, Alvin. Higgins, .of Brussels, and Miss Maud Higgins, of Wingham, were week-end,visitors at the home AC Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgin<*. , CounX'il Meeting The . regular monthly meeting 4the village council was held /Monday evening, with councillor Oonsitt, absent. The minutes of the Jlast meeting were read and adopted, ®.n motion of -Petty and Ortwein. In Aire' report of comittees, Councillor JPetty took up the amount of gravel- ilhig to be done this fall as some of «the streets Were needing it badly. *TJie Reeve stated he intended get- 3ng in a power grader and grade the .-streets, before the gravelling' ‘ was ■done. Coucillor Ortwein reported ■ihat the catch-basins on the London xoad had been rebuilt, as the old <ones were under the shoulders of pavement.' The reeve report- (Wiat the hydro comission were giv- a rebate on the street lighting rt>f $78.85 a check being turned over JGo the town Treasurer for * this a- miount, and that the rates being /charged for hydro service would be ithe same as last year. A number of jaefiounts were dered paid, on iCamerou. By Law No. second and third reading on motion’ Miss Addileen Gaiser is attending tof Petty and Cameron, authorizing the General Convention of Religious 4he Council to raise $407.00 to pay Education, at Naperville, III., this 35ensall’s Share of the Black Creek week. Drain Extension. The opinion of the Council was, not to issue the deben- ftures for this amount, but to raise <me mill extra this, year pn the ass­ essment and pay for the Drain Ex­ tension. Considerable discussion took place AS to the bringing in a: Curfew fey- iLaw, compelling all children under il’b years of age to be off the streets sby 9 o’clock at night. It was finally anoved by Councillor Petty, that the Clerk prepare a. by-law that all child­ ren, under 16 years; of age must be off the streets at 9 o’clock in thp isevmiing, unless accompanied by their -parents or guardians. Ito -ring the bell. ’--- nneeting on the .By-law. The .‘next Council will veiling Sept. ”3x111 be struck for the year. . Hydro Commission The regular monthly meeting of Ahe local Hydro Commission was yield on Monday evening with all the ; and other points, aiembers present. The minutes of stfae last meeting were read and ad-1 copted on motion^pf .Moore-Higgins, A communication was read from fthe Ontario Power Commission that . dhey recommended a rebate to the Hown for street lighting for $7S.S5. •The rate for power to be $50.00 per 3wrse power and the rate to domestic .users .to be 3Jc. for the first 55 lews. Tours and over that l&c., . It is the intention of the Ontario Tower Commission to rebuild the aine from Exeter to Hensall this fall. .Heavier wire will be put up and fttiew poles put in where necessary -carload of poles is already here to Mart the work. A number of bills. Friends of Miss Beulah’Holtzman, *^el’e 1 ' ' ' ' ' v xl’ter which Jo timed. presented, and or- motion of Petty and the week-end with Mrs. Hy. H'aist. Young is visiting in her' sister Mrs. Ezra . The Constable The Council intend Friday evening- to pass Mrs. Bailey, of DetroitA returned home on Monday having spent the past two*'weeks with her sister 'Mrs. Lloyd Hey. Miss Helen Mclsaac, of London, spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Eilber and Bernice are visiting at Grimsby and Toronto. Mix Frederick Faist is spending his vacation with his parents. Miss Dorothy Hirtzel, of Detroit, is .holidaying with her parents Mr.{ and" Mrs. J. T. Hirtzel. Her friend with them la,st regular, meeting of th* be held on Monday ev.- 8th, when the tax rate Krotz, of List- wifh Mr.' and Little Miss E. Mr. Renney visited week. Mr. .and 'Mrs. W. owel, spent Sunday Mrs. G. E. Wenzel. Kl’otz returned home with them hav­ ing spent the past week here. . \ Miss Dorothy is visitingwith Wenzel. Mr. and Mrs. Gross, of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. M, Telfer and Helen are spending their vrtcatioji in Blyth (Mix Thompson, of Hamilton, is relieving manager during Mr. Teller's absence, . Mr. and Mrs. E. Beaver, Edna and Clinton Morlock motored to Niagara Falls last week. Mr. David Morlock is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morlock. Mr. L. Roedding, of London, vis­ ited with (Mr. a’nd thick for a few days. Mrs. G. Broderick and Norma-, of Thorold, who are camping at Grand Behd Visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. Fa 1st for a few days. r Mrs. T. Treve- GOES TO JAPAN AS TEACHEI1 presented and .ordered, paid , Chester, Ont., will be happy to learn Which the Commission ad- of her appointment as Language ^HSSIQNARY RETURNS . Mi'S, Wm. Gauld (' formerly Miss (Greta Mellos) of Hensall, has return­ ed her present, home in Toronto, accompanied by her daughter, Miss ■Greta, after 38 years of devoted ser- x.iee in missions in Formosa. She. comes homo ;woll entitled to a rest,ent voyage. Teacher in Canadian Academy, at Kobe, Japan. This school is ou the same compound as Rev. and Mrs. M. M, Whiting. Miss Holtzmann is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Solomon Holtzman, of Chesley, Ont. and ft ueico of the late J. H. Holtzman. She sails from Vancouver, August We wish her a safe and pleas*12 Miss Lucille Willert, of Birming­ ham, Mich., and Miss Alice Wiljert of Fort Wayne, are spending -their vacation with their parents (Mr, and Mrs. Fred Willert. - Misses Ruth and Mary Moyer, of Rodney, visited in, town last week. Miss Grace Kellerman left last week for Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Goetz, of Cleveland, are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs, Goetz. Mr. ~ i Marie i week, i Dr. Lion’s Rev. A. W. 'Sauer ahd son .Mil­ ton and .Misses Alice Hoffman and Pearl Kraft are attending General Conference in Naperville this week, Miss Theda Hayter, of Windsor, is spending her vacation, with her parents. Jimmie, the little son of Mr, and. Mrs. Robt. Hayter had the misfor­ tune to fall from the verandah, fracturing his leg. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mclsaac and family and Mr. and Mrs. White, of Detroit, are spending their holi­ days in this vicinity. Miss Jermaine Armstrong, of Lon­ don, is visiting her cousin Miss Oneida Restemeyer. Mr. Henry Calfas is visiting his son Raymond, in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Vernon, of Detroit, spent a. friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. R. of. Kitchener, and Seldon and Miss Annie Seldon, of Ingersoll called <on friends in town on Sunday . Miss Mildred McDonnell, of Hen­ sail is the guest of Mi*s Anna Tie- mftn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schlunt and family from Pontiac, Mich., and (Mrs. Wm. Beck from Mt, week-end visitors al Mr. Fred Schlundt. The supper and given under the auspices of the Lutheran Ladies Aid in Dashwood on Thursday evening was a decided success. Approximately five hundred people were present, many of themt, having come from neighbouring Villages, of Zurich, Crediton and,Ex- 'eter, $16i5.00 was realized from the sale of tickets, and the sale of a quilt, aprons, candy 'and icecream brought additional sums. The program given in the evening under the able chairmanship of Mr. Louis Rader consisted of a solo by Mr. Clayton Pfile; a trio 'by Mrs. Preeter, Miss Edith Walper and Mis* Selma Rader; a piano duet, by Miss Edith Walper and Miss Selma Rad­ er; a one act comedy by Mrs. Wild- fong, Alvin Walpbr and Ward Kraft; a number of selections by Mr. Ed. Walper’s orchestra: and a- play. “Rummage Sale,” The characters of this plav were taken by Mr. Ed Wai-1 acreage to be drawn, per, John Rader, Clayton Pfile, Al-!‘ vin Walper. (Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, Mrs. John Rader, Mrs. M. Laub, Mrs. L. Rader, Mrs. Fred Preeter. Mrs. Ed. Nadiger. Mrs. Eveland, Mrs. Herb Wein, Mrs. G. Kraft. Mrs. Ness. While the program in all its num­ bers were exceptionally good, the last three numbers were outstand­ ing. The Dashwood hand was in at­ tendance and as always, its selec­ tions were perfect. ■ The committee in chars’0 supper -and entertainment •\rvs. Loviv Rader. Mr*. T. Mr®. Herb -Wein. Mr*. Ne« done their work well much credit. tevr days with Doerr and family Mr. and Mrs. A. Clemens were the home of entertainment of the wef'3: Kraft, and have and deserve SHIPKA Miss Violet Sharpe spent' the past week with friends near Goderich. Mrs. Jackson, of Toronto and Mrs. Wilson, of Thedford, called on friends here on Friday last. There will he service at, the Un­ ited Church on -Sunday. Rev. Mr. Hagf estein in charge. Sunday school at 10 and service at 11 a.m. Every­ body welcome. Mrs. Dr. Catt and babe, of Regina visited over the week-end at the home of Mr.-and Mrs. M. Ratz. Miss Jean McKenzie is at present visiting with relatives ” in Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. L, Amos and child­ ren, of Brinsley, visited friends here on Sunday last. HARPLEY Mi\ and Mrs. David XVilsoirTind family, of Arkona, visited at Mr. W. Love’s on Sunday. 0 We congratulate Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Webb on the arrival of a baby boy. (Too late for last week) Mrs. Sam Greenley, of Deckerville, >h„ visited with her hunt Mrs. J. Hodgins over the week-end. Miss Helen Hayter has returned Jin holidaying hl Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, Colin Love are the ■ftppy parents of a fine baby boy Mr. and Mrs. A. E, .oirdoil spent Monday Icdgins. ■ Mle’i '011 vo> Ehgleson lend spent Sunday at her home. M B. L E Hodgins, at Mr. of' M. of Grn.p.d Stall NEW PACK NO. 4 PEAS .... KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES LUX FLAKES................................ CHALLENGE CORNSTARCH HANDY AMMONIA . * 2 pkgs, for 19c. ,, pkgs* for 19o. . 2 pkgs, for . 3 pkgs, for 19<;. EAGLE B CLARK’ CLARK’S HAWE’S/LEMON OIL SAND MILK .... PORK & BEANS CATSUP............... 12 oz. bottle 19c Arm &Jfammei* WASHING SODA 2 large pkj^s. for 15c. FREJSH CREAMERY BU FRESH F MATO ELO? LOWEST, P Ingersol CREAM . for 25c Large pk OXYDOL 21c, . Per lb. 33c CES ON REDPATH OR DOMINION SUGAR T ANlT VEGETABLES: CABBAGE, CARROTS, CUKES, ; GREEN PEPPERS, CELERY, CANTALOUPES, WATER Y & HARVEY EXETER, ONT “QUALITY ALWAYS HIGHER THAN PRICE” We Deliver llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllllillllllllilllillllllillllillllilllllllllllllillllillliiillllllliillllll ................. .... . ................. ELIMVILLE y GRAIN WAM) Pool and cash gra^n wanted. We are prepared- t® pajjpyou the highest possible price Al bags and sup|^ ialize in peas, price.—COOK Phone 54 ^furnish you with trucks. We spec- Be sure and get our BROS. MILLING CO. I-Iensall, Ont. Bannerman, of St and Ruth Skinner breezes of Lake Jas. H'odgson, of Miss Vera Marys is visiting- this week with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Alvin and Isabel spent Sunday at Mr. Thos. Hodgerts near Seaforth. Miss Dorothy Johns has been hol­ idaying with her aunts Mrs. Gilbert Duncan and Mrs. Arthur Gardiner 'bear Farquhar, during the past two weeks. (Misses Elva Horne, Verna Brock, Lena Pym, Olive Prance, Florence Herdman, Helen Murch, Lilia and Hazel Heywood, Florence Bell, Lulu and Mary Hunter are enjoying the Huron this week. Mr. and Mrs. Granton and daughter' Miss Lilias Hodgson, of London, also their son Mr. Clifford Hodgson, of St Thomas, were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johns. A "Yew farmers have completed harvest but there is still a large Rain seems .to be some distance away yet, judging . by the temperature of Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns and daughter Patsy visited at Mr. Roy Bannerman’s in St. Marys last Sun- ‘day . The remains of the late Mrs. R. Cornish were laid to rest in Elim­ ville cemetery last Sunday afternoon The funeral which was private was attended <by a large number of sor­ rowing relatives was held from the home of Mr. John Cornish, where she has been ill for some time. Tho sympathy of the community is ex­ tended to the bereaved husband. Mrs. Chas. Johns has rented Mr. Clarise Snell’s 100 acre farm, joining his own, for a term of five years, Mr. Cha’s. Upsliall is at pres­ ent occupying the house and has half of the farm rented, Mr. Johns the other half. -Mrs. Fred Wright and two child­ ren Hurd sisters; (Margaret*) Mrs. Fitzgerald of Detroit and Mary at home; four brothers, Donald,. Willie, ,j John and Ronald of Thedford also survive and who have the sympathy of the com­ munity. Those from a distance whp' attended the funeral were: John Mc- Eachan, IMrs. Webster, Mr, Wayne Fitzgerald, Mrs. H, Gawlpy; Mrs. G. Havis, Detroit; Mrs. A. Parisean, of Royal Oak, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Held and daughter Evangeline, of Dashwood; Misses Sadie,and Mar­ garet Held, London; Mrs. Jackson, Toronto; Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Nelson' Willert and daughter-Bertha, of Pt. Huron .and the Burley and Defore, families -of Thedford. Mrs. J, Sheeron, of Detroit, is a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mi’s. Dennis Maliaiiey. . ... Miss Gerry Regan R,.N,, of De­ troit, is spending lteax vacation at her home and'also Grand. Bend. Mrs. Brady, of Hamilton,' is visit­ ing-her sisters, tile Misses Carey of this place. Mrs. Jeremiah Campbell is visit­ ing friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Cohan and two sons/ of Detroit, are spending a few with Mrs. Cohan’s sister Mrs. Morrissey. Miss Mulligan, of Detroit, visitor at the home of her.aunt M. O’Rourke. Mrs. Corcoran and two daughters Misses Marie and Margaret is visit­ ing Mrs. Corcoran’s son Rev. Father Corcoran. Mrs.* Bill Atkinson and Benny Re­ gan spent last week-end in Detroit.. Miss Nora Keogh and -brother John, of Detroit are spending a few weekes with friends in the neighbor­ hood. Mr. and Mrs. James Glavin, ,of Mt. Pleasant, Mich., spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glavin. 'idrge congregation Sunday morbing. Yhe tv, <M. S. held their regular monthly meeting last Thursday af­ ternoon at the home of Mrs. John Johns, with a good attendance. The president conducted the “■ meeting. It opened by repeating the watch­ word. After singing a hymn, the president led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Scripture 'lesson, . Pro. 20th chap, verses 1 to 10 was read by’ Mrs. Harold Hern. At this time of the meeting the Temperance Se­ cretary Mrs. TV. Brock" took charge of a Temperance program’ consisting .of: The Devotional Leaflet read -by ^s. Weil. Brock; a chorus; leaflet On the study book by Mrs, Melville I-fgrii; Mrs. Well, Batten, Mrs.' Her. .KvJe, Mrs. Joints. AfteJt'jSi’ii^ing-^the 333£d hymn the meeting^ was.'.’dis­ missed by Mrs;. Wellington Brock. i ad- are visiting her father, . in Stratford this week. n wanted. We you the highest furnish you with . We spec- Be sure and get our days Qus. is a Mrs. Pool and cash’ gr are prepared no pa possible priccl an bags and sui|pl/' trucks, ialize in peasL price.—COOWBROS. MILLING CO, Hensall, Ont. CENTRALIA GRAIN RANTED Pool and cash/grain ^Yite/l. We are prepared to J>a-y yojut^the highest, possible price i bags and supn ialize in. peasjg price.—COOlij Phone 54 • t I Look them buy the new Sandy Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe spent Wednesday of last week attending the Old Boys’ Reunion at Strathroy. Miss Betty Baynham, of Exeter, I is spending her holidays, with her | grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George I Baynham Sr.| Miss ’ Patsy Russell, of Exeter, *. ! spent a couple df days la>st week with , Miss Jean Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sleamon visited, recently with friends in Windsor. and vis- ■the Hy. Kd furnish you with V jmks. We spec­ ie sure and get pur iROS. MILLING CO. Rtensall, Ont. then you’ll Tractor.— Mr. and (Mrs. * Rex Mills daughter Marilyn, of 'Wyoming, ited one day last week with and Mrs. J. Hutchinson and former’s parents Mr. and Mr^.- " . . _ Mnls< KHIVA Mr. family, of London, spent the week­ end with M,r. and Mrs. Wm, Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nceb spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomp­ son near Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. N. family spent Sunday near Zurich. Miss Meta Surerus, spending a few days Mrs. Otto Willert. airs. Chris. Dietrich is visiting Kitchener at the present time. GREENWAY Dietrich and with friends little shower -on Monday momA ing gladdened the thirsty gardens, Several from here attended the Golden Jubilee Anniversary at Sunday and Monday. Mrs. W. Hicks and fam­ friends .in Elimville on. of Toronto, is with Mr.-and Lietiry on Mr. and at'il.v visited ' Sunday. Mr. and and family, of Buffalo, visited the termer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ mund McPherson last week. Services in Grace church have been withdrawn while the Rector, Rev. Si. J. Lewin is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pollock, of S. auxiliary were at Detroit, were guests attending a joint meet-,’1®’’6 ’On Sunday,> Miss Olive English tl\e week in London. Mr. Bullock celebrated day on Sftnday. Rev. G. Leichliter, of Toronto,, conducted the service in thq United church*on Sunday afternoon and his sermon was very interesting and Itelpful, Rev. Jas, Foster will be in ’charge of the service next Sunday. • ' Several families of the Willis West community had a picnic at Ip* perwash Beach recently. The men of tho neighborhood met on Saturdny mid, cut Mr, J. Gardi­ ner’s oat crop, There were tour binders af work and several others assisted in shocking the grain, This goes, to prove there are still many kind hearts in the world in spite of the saying, “It is every man for him* selL’* ZION Mrs. Robb McPherson Look them buy the new Sandy. Elliot The W. M. Woodham .... ing with the members from Cooper’s and Kirkton at which the president of the Perth Presbytery wits present and gave a very fine address. Lunch was served and a social hour enjoy­ ed. , Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culbert find family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hern on Sunday. Mr. Thos. Brock underwent a crit­ ical operation. at Victoria' Hospital, London, on Saturday and at present, is getting along as well as can be expected. Miss Vivian Brooks has returned home after spending several weeks at Grand Bend, .Mr. Alvin Cooper spout Sunday at the home of Mix Chas, daques, Rev. Mr. Millon, of Tobermory, vlved by his sorrowing mother, two preached a splendid sermon to a Phone 54 Look them all over then you’ll buy the new Fordson Tractor,— Sandy Elliot The funeral -of the late Peter Mc- Kachan, of Thedford, victim of an auto accident ‘near Grand Bend, on Wednesday, August 6. took place to the S. H. day at 9 celebrated Interment cemetery here at 10.15 late'Peter McEachan was tile eldest son o£ Mrs. Mary McEaclmn and the late Samuel McEftchan, of Thedford', formerly of this place. He is sur- Church, .Parkhill on Frl- a.m. with requeim mass by Rev. Fr. Quigley P.P, took place in the It. C. m„ The of is relatives spending his birth- f