The Seaforth News, 1929-06-20, Page 1Rata slrea'rttleta running where v ol'eta
tUpdergthevelm trees, rnitrmeringlov'
R11i4irig gently amid the gravest
I have a fancy, as I'paes;e
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 51, 11T0, 26,
t1 deem time Howe t through r ;a, y
tnea'rin,,,
To shave the"beauty .'f ,gcnth• areas:
k,o, allow hew happy tit( r„rlti might
be
f titan ebsetvent, ^,'reed thee
DINNERS and SUPPERS
Regularly
HOT� LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The Olympia
Confectioneryand Restaurant stair
an
t
BEST -
it
B
ar
ai
its Town
CI3!AUTA!IJQ1UiA• series of 'concerts of
'Culture, refinement, education, in-
spiration and entertainment, $6.75
worth, for - ..$2.20
This is an example orf -»that can be
acco
mpiis7ted by co,apera't]on and
Mass PRODUCTION,, We trust
our friends will .not fail to take ad-
vantage of this GREATEST -EV-
ENT of its kind that ever eame to
Seaforth, They will find us still at
the old stand endeavoring to sell
.groceries while they are. fresh.
75c TEA at 5 lbs. $2,95
25c LAYER PIGS, at 15c
75c LEMON OIL, 32 -oz. bottle, and
polishing cloth, at a 59c
THREE CHOICE BRANDS
JEL-
LY POWDERS,' r
c
FRESH
DAIRY BUTTER at 35c ib.
ED
LE
SS
GRAPE FRUIT
IJIT
3 for
ZSc
%FILLY'S HARD WATER TOILET
SOAP, large deices ,' 3 for 25c
UNPOLISHED -RICE a
GE , : ; .4 its, 25c
WE DESIRE our patrons
To cone in plea'se
To go away pleased
c�Chautauqua tickets for sale
T. -D.
HUTCHISQN
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church,—Pastor
Rev, W. P, Lane, B.A.
'Sunday, June 23rd, --10 amt., S.S.
and
ct Bible Classes, s,
11
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-P ti '
tbh
cn
W ash'
fames Anthony, B.A., P .Rev.
oThames
Road United Church, wif ll p p re eh
7 Pam—Public Worship. ' Rev. R.
R, Cromer, B,A., . of Kippen, will
preach. - ,
,
;'EAT -GRASS AS OXEN"
—NO IVi.0
owing machine son
rounds this week cubtitig the' hay
town s!tree'ts,Thts is another inroad
made by Ghe atigonrobale upon tin
!t'onored cus!to'na. It is only a
years since owners of 'horses -aid
most everylbody did own a hors
fouglit with a ferocity that would
make Detroit rum runners turn
green with enryy, to be first to ge
scythe into the covetedPatches
hay, and never, never did any remain
other was "ready." Unfortunately,
Wase, automobiles do not,. grow
very fat on ahay diet, and so, gradu-
ally, the number of cars increased
and chi: horses became fewer, com-
petition lessened, .until finally t
once Proud hay fields on the ton
,streets now go pegging; Last season
the Council
found Duna
it
necessary
to
Y u
has
P
e a,n
ib't '
vtn
machine chin
e to cape with
the new situation' On several o
axions it has even been rumored that
eaPJe in other to'tvns not a hundred
'ties from Seaforth, have beton
lost, and strayed for days' without
‘food or.water in the forest's. of hay o
their streets..
EGMONDVILLE, •
The regular monthly meeting of the
,
W. M. S. of the Egmondvi]Ie United
Oh
RE.
'The 'town na its
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'fo n
th n
rah. was.held in the rchool room
of the church June 14th. "Mrs. W. D.
Phone -Phot Phood McDonald presided and: ;opened the
meeting with hymn 347 fo1"
lowed b
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COAL
QUALITY -SERVICE
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CHAUTAUQUA.
•JSeaforth citizens will be deeply i s
m
Mere
sted in ti t Ite coming mut
af�
g the big
Chautauqua tent. It is the first one to
visit this community. The tent will
Rae placed on Victoria Park grounds,
rOhautaugua is an organization Which
brings to communities .all over Can-
ada the very !finest entertafnnent and'
outatandin'g lecturers, of a ,minimum
-df cost. The programs which are
coming to SSeafonth, have 'already been
:presented in. some 23 centres in On-
,faro and without exception have; been
enthusiastically received. The pro-
pxam appears ip another column.
naye by Mrs. McKenzie S: Scrap -
ere lesson, 10th chapter John, was
read by Mrs, 'MeDona]d. Mrs, H.
Chesney read the devotional leaflet,
Is Tithing 'Practical ?" Mrs• Mc-
Donald read a very interesting letter
from
Mss i
KI
attic
P k and
tssG
har-
teas also read one taken from the
Advertiser, Miss Kilpatrick; we un-
derstand, is on her way back to Can-
ada. Temperance lesson was intro-
duced by Mr,s McDonald and the .fol-
lowing ladies took part, Mrs. W. F.
McMillan, the Dominion situation;
Mrs. J. Brown, Provincial govern -
meter sales; Mrs. McGonagle, results
df the American experiment; Mrs.
James Allen, alcohol and national,
purity; Miss Touts, alcohol and the
home, Mrs. McDonald t made dame
remarks in regard to temperance.
Hymn' 1'70 was sung and the »venting
was wftte
closed' ].
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Mrs, MS. M
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Brown. Jcin es
38TH BATTALION, C. E. F.
To the Editor of The Seaforth
News --Sir: The 38th Battalion are
anxious to prepare a permannt nom
inal roll of ,every man who ever serv-
ed with that unit and I would apprec-
iate it If every ex4Member of the old
38th Battalion, 'C:E.iF,. would forward
their permanent addresseto me at 172.
Woodfield- Road, 1)oronto,
L. 0. Dewsbury.
a1
SpringppShoes.�'..
for Men, Women and Children
For Ladies, we have Pumps. Strap and Ties, featuring the new
seed shade o£ l?lpnde, ,leo new shades for Brown at prices from
siFn d
$.95to $5..00 JMisses and Children's Shoes with Bucke, following the line ofolder ladies at prices from $1.15 to $3,00.
Oxfords for Men. -Good quality, featuring„new lasts. $4.95 to $6,50.
LOOK OVER OUR RACK OF SPECIALS at $1.49-$1.87 and ,$2,95
r W. WIGG
BOOTS AND SHOES. SEAFORTH
AFOR7, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929,
ANN AL PRQMQTIEGIAT ONS 9 9.The names apear in alphabticaorder, Whre the nante,o'f a subject
appears ater a candidate's name it
indiates that the candidte has failedin that subject and must repat it next
year,Form I•to Form. II,
D Adams(elgebra), 'R, Alleru(rantrear), M' ,oltor(fatittfrench), E,
roadfoot,(M.;Broadfot,'E,:Chapinan
M. 'C'udmore(hist., geog.), 'S. 'Cud -
more, B, Doralc, 'E. Drover, F,
Eckert, E Elr, opD F,arquhatr, �E.J7orrestM, lorrest, 'G, ,Free, R.MclLean,_ll, A, McLeod, H. C, MoNayb.history), J. 'Murray(a1'ger)'E, ;Oke,
C. Rutiedge,r H HSrlateer, ,RM'Sh ne(K_gebra), .11. Somerville, 0. Stirling,
M. Woish(algcbra)Form Il to Form III,M, iBar'ber, 0, Broadfoo(arithetic),
G. Butson, A. Calden(grammar)U. rC ch� sto r(Pity h omrJ sog FY)DeverauxH Dixon, D DrisolI, E.
Duncan, A, 'Edmunds, E Evans, J.Frost(aritmette), E, Gillespie, E..,laGolding!J, Halbkirk, L. 'Hagan, Ivi, p
Haigh, G. !Hays, !O. Holmes,, M,Kling, V; MaeGregor(arithmetfc), R,`P
McDonald, .J• McKenzie, 'I. McLean, .c
M, 'MdLennan, 0. Nichollsphysiog- h
raphy, arithmeti), V, Nolan, R. Nlott, CrLI, Pace' 11 ER', rc E ..R ofh ar' -
P ili ,t
{metccRossA. ',.itS emon �DSalK. -Stewrt, M. �Thanvpson, �A, ryyall-': th
ace, If Waton, h. Webster, ,D, a
Wilson,fi
Phone 84
HURON OLD BOY'' ATION OF T
The smtual Picnic oOld Iloys' assoociatdon of Tin area No, 1, Ehtlbit
on June 8,' and was the toofel in the histry of the A
The weather was all that
desired,with bright sunbalmy ,air, The attentdanceup in the hundreds, and' the
baskets of sod Hron eat
great Theaattractive. feature in t
Part of the program was tit
searh by the ladies,,.of the
ions Air, Huron" who was
ported 'to be on the grounds
joying himelf, He turned
none outer than Al, Grigg,
known' Clinton jeweller, who
a thrceezen of mon'ths, o I•Ie owd windby Miss Margaret Barry
who located him as he quietl
along thesward, talking pli
LackICennde ,
YThenesga were all well c
with unusually large entries
velrt. The titne md be y somdies would have mde som
rdfessrlonal runners sit up,articular notice,
In the base ballmatches so
Pass playing was developed,
ome runs being made ' bycatha dn rrank ,11rau hghe itc 'P irn wag sofa hrh'g oThe browe 'foot ball matche married and single ladies
number of the professonals ]ante, and the rel spirit cf th
of the broomswas maaking it estieeditigly lnterest
e spectators; 'The shadesere falling when' the proc
tine to a cloe and everyibodane satis'fled with the day'enthe'following is the list of
d winners, viz.; Boys, 5 yader, K. O'H•alloran, Ericgrls, 5 years and under,
amore, D, Rbertson' boy;ar't, J. Johnston; •girls, 7
th Pridhann, .Mary Crampsor
Years, Jean Bushlett, `M
ey boys, 10 years, R. Mcit Williams; girls, 13 yearst Elliott, Pearl Price; ho
rs, Jack Moon, A. Anderson;
er 16, Jean Robertson, Jean
son; bays, tinder 16H McA
Tufforct; yloung ladies'
ce Stirlipg, Margaret But race, A, Bennett, J. Tufford
race,: Erl Stark, D, ;,W
rted ]a 'ates ander 03 beI .s S,OHa11rcan•moraledIad eisMrs Hart Mrs.- Henry mes specia9 Mrs. Hehry Mr
loran, Mrs, Quigley; married
35, B. H, MCreath <:CJa
arasj peaait ra'ee,..Isabellae.`h Stark. Broom folot'�;b11; ms vs. single ladies; :12 en
mrried ladis` win, 2
es base 'hall, .South Huron
h Huron, North Huron
's base ball, North Hur:on
h Huron, South Huron win
l$OCIA-ORONTO
he Hitrott
orottto was
foal Park•
st siccess-
sociation,
could bRine and
'art away
well filled
s were inthe early
e diligent
Myster-
early re-
andout to 'bethe well
has been
the last
isdovered
Burgess,
y walked
ticsStithontested,
for each
eofbbs
e of .the
and takeme high
several
$eat Mc -
e
crud
Y,rderbetweeni
broughtoto the d
e gape eifested, w
itttoof dark ,
eedings la
Yent T
enJo-Ytligames p
ars and unRobert gJoyce chi7years, tfc
years,
grls. Tharjore; va
CsMarg- ga
ys:13 vvgirls, fa
Fer- rill
ether, brrace,ngess; ed
0n
ilson; H•arkotearmed Cai
recce Rob
rraiedoeach ea,,to 0. •neiivsvSookRev
Donasolo
Airs.wIncBan
MissDrat•
•
te;es,many
and
STUDENTSRECITAL.
On Saturda evenin ,June Y g, Jitne IStll,
wd thmusic pupils of Alice'Daly AT,- .M., gave a very pleasing recital at
hn- her home. :The following took art
J,in the program: Leone Hotham. Hugh
tOke, GraceKreuter, Jack Heathn],
Alice Devereau, Joan Devereux,
DBessie Rie, Bi11 Walms]y, Helen
d= McKenzie, Betty Southgate, CorinneHotham, Arthur Devereau, Hildas.' Wolsh, Roy Oke, Madeline Hotham,W• Margaret Hay, Marjory Hay, Franktp_ Grieve, Helemi CrichRita Duncan,Clare Eckert, Jack McKenzie, Mar-
rYalio-B'kJAg,axil Duncan, Edith Fer-
W.M.S, IThe W.ALIS; of the United Church th
met on Thursday, June 13th, willsabout sie'ty .members present. Mrs. cra
Lane conducted the business part of Quo
the meeting after which,. Circle No, 6 tit
took charge, Mrs,' W. Websn the
chair. After singing a hymen,r rMe, anTStark read the Bible lesson, followed rut
by a very touching- leaflet "Is' Tibh- soning Practical," by Mrs, G, `Black. MT'S uA: Weteott led in prayer. , This'be- .
ing our Temperance meeting, very in Ru
steuctive and interesting papers were 1'0given •by Mrs. W, WbsterMss A, Ril
Govenlock, .Miss M. Ferguson and. Ce,
Mrs. B. Cluif, A duet by Misses Hel are
en Lane and Bessie Cluff, accompan- yea
ied by Mrs. Lane, was much appreci- find
ated• Splendid papers were given en-
titledAlohol its influence on so- Roy
ciety," by Mrs B• Tyerman, and "Al- Gra
cohol and thehome, by Mrs A. Mc- boo
Gavin. The meeting closed with the yardMispah benediction.�' mar
A•its
30,
ladi
Hal
RhRut
]adie
side,
Laadi
MenSort'
to 4.
Thsom eA. E
Mr.
and
Floo
Mr.
Mr,
and
Mr.
sC. Y
goson
MrsSntith
aMrsCrawfnmore;
MR. Todd;
on {HHamiit
Mr. as
Mrs, E C.McIntosh; bars,H.
Mr, W. Waghon cavae all the way
from Sudbury to atterttl the picnic
and he Mr, D'Thnpsd it oithad charge of
the refreshtttttts, and suffice it to say
that everybody, appreciated ;hr ser-
vces, because the "eats" were A
Nlo, 1A large number of membership
tickets were sold on the ggrounds and
Seeretay Floody- states `that the pre-
sent paid up ntentbeeip is the high-
est in the history of th'e association,
Ex-Schaof Innspector PIorell, form
er1Y of Winghamwas on hand, and
now that he ha's lots of time oh hishands, promised to give more attentin,tlo the association in the futu,
Rev, J• Hanna, a native of Morris
was a very muh interst-
ed visitor,
PIONEER O BERT
PASSES TO REWARD
The death of Mr. Wrn. Oliver at his
hotie titE :gtrondvitiee•allonY S t-dautmo 'Y amuremg, avedvha
a bay sarw the vast bush land in Rib -
beet Township being transformed itthe first farms cef that rich country,
Mr, Qlivr was in his $3rd year, He
came with the rest of the family frmBurfrd twp., near Woodstockwhen
8 years old, There was railway as faa'
as Stratford but the family drove with0xenth•e t 'cut rr e distattcefrWoodomstockto theIr ito 'v tot me.Thev S
rveeolteoff th 'efiest families to settle
n the district, Mr, Oliver possessed
strength of charer and high sten-and of morals, combined' with a very
pial 'nate"re• For many years he
as ap active figure in township mat-ras, ' Twelve consecutive years he
as a member of Hibbert council adter for 3 more years. As Sec'y-
seas• of S,S, 3, •Hibort, for years, he
ared noeffor 't lit the interestse younger generatin, In Cromartyrestyterfan Churh he teas an elder
til retiring `froth the farm in 1913.
e was a faithfl and energetic
rch worker all his life. In poli-
s he was a Liberal.
Mr. Oliver was a son of the late
omas and Jane Douglas Olier and
born Dec. 27, 1847. In 1876 he
united in marriage to .Miss Mar -
ret McLellan,of Hibbrt,: who sur -es hint, In 1913 he retired to Staf-
and a year later came to Egmon-
e. On Sept. I9, 1926, they cele-
ated their Golden wedding anni-sary. Five years ago his health fail-andmbe last 3years he slowlysank,
ly o'n'e •sister, 1tiss 'Kate Oliver, o'f
vbbeatt tit'e ams ofthef mia I fY0 4
teasau•dtwobrother,s Tpaesonone datughter utourn thelos oA:a
d and good father:- Thoms, of
Bert; Andrw, of Los Angeles,
if.; 'thrill, o'f Winnipeg, and Airs,
srt Eberhart Egmondville, all ofm were honie..exept Will, who' is
hing at WinniPeg,
large .number of old friends and
ghibors and several. fram Ingerll
Mitchell attended the funeral ser -
s on Tue 2sdaplace from hie latpe esidence,
I. B. Kaine and Rev, W. D, Mc -
]d conducted the services. A
was suehMr'g Y oht BJ t eat `tae.
rmen2 was made in Maitland
k cemetery, The pallbearers were
Morrison, Alexander Parke, F.
Huthison, Wm• Knechtet, Nil
pie and 'Geo. Eberhart. The
floral tributeswere beautiful.
MRSMARYJ• McMrlLLAThe death .occurred cit Wednesday,
June 19th, of a highlyrespeoted resid-
ent of Seaforth; in.the person •of"Mary
neia Nigh, .w;dow of thelate Duncan
McMillan, m her '78th year, 'after anesctended ilhaessp The late Mrs, Mc -
Malan was born at rbiarkham,'Ontdaughter of the late Joseph and Mrs,
Nigh„ The family came ,to Tucker-
stnith while she was a child and she
livelthere unfit her 'nt.'arriage to Mr.
McMillan, Beides-several brotherand sister, she leaves Lone son, Mr.
1. 3,1. McMillan, of Seaforth, her hus-
band'ha itvtredg P eexedher12ago. The funeral will beheld onyFi-day a't 9 a.m. from .the residece of
her son, to 'St, James' `Church and
thence to St, Jatnes' CemeteryHOME AN'D SOHOOL PICNIC.
The nttnlbers o!f 'the-- Home and
S4c tool Associa@•ion are having a piC_nic to Bayfield on Monday, Jene 24Th
at 4 p.m, All those Who can arrlaage
to come, meet at the public schoolPlease notify 'the secretary, Mrs, FR. Beattie (Phne 119j) no tater than
Saturday, June 22nd, so we can ar-
range for cars. Each member is askedto bring hr own' basket,. also thermos
of hot tea or coffee and aeup, Come
and enjoy a read good outing,
SEAFOR ,CESWarm, clear weather greeted the
Seaforth races on Wednesday and
the a'ftet!dance ros very good. The
officials were starter--1Walter 'Burn-
side; :jdgesWnt'1H. G,rosch, Wm,
Martyr, Geo. Muldoon; timers Wm,
Anent, J, F. Duly, J. Hec. Hays;
cleric of course --{A. D. Sutherland,
X25 Trot or Pace
General Alex'b,g,, 'LVal1ace Parks, Toronto , ,. ,7 1 ] 1
Single' Gratta, b.g. HaroldCurrie, Strataroy ,, ;1, 2' 2Lil Grattan, 'blk. nn,, C.5
Wlker, Lamlbe'th. JJimmie, D. (Exeter) Ma -3 5 2
derian , , 4 5 3 3
Irne Grattan blk, tit, R.
Trench, Teesatet 3 7, 6 6
Billy Wilkes b. g.; S G.Hodgins Lucan' . ..9 4 4 4Queen of Hearts, bt„ Dr.Huse, Alitehell 5 6 7 d
Time 219 214/ 215:220 Trot br Pace'Peter Ohtilo b g G ALitt Stratford .$ 2 b 'L .1
Hughde Grattan, +b,g. ,H.
Currie, Strathroy ,. .1• '1' 4 4 2
ltd'ao 'Itogo, Smtth34123
Sster ose, bin,Trench,Teawatel ,3 3 3
5attna Be1^ch m„J. •
4
MiRlen, Goderich 6 6 '5 4
June ,Panchen b,m,; bW,
iPumphrey, IParlehill' ,,6 9 'd
Time, 2.15, 21'4,'2,1'5, 2,118, 2,18,
2.15 Trot of Pace. ,
Ramona Grattan, •b,un 'Dr.
/Whitely,,Goderich ,, ,,!1 1' 1 •1
Daisy ,C,, b.nt Dr Hopkins"
Ooolesville .2 2 3 2
Silent Grattan, blk,s. G. S,
BLitt, Gbderich
Peggy,'A9ilert'on, Dr, Whit -,3 3. '3.
Haii Boy, 5
11ime--2;112, 211254, 2,15, 4 g
4
e following' are the names
ofthoseresent-.• •P 1Ir. and
Foebes Mr, J• A, McLand Mrs: B. H. McCreathMrs, E. Floody and
dy; Mr. and' Mrs. H. B, Stonand Airs, W. A. Buchan
and .firs. Lack KennedyMrs• D, D, Wilson; Mr.
D.ThloinsooniVrP i, an, d Airs.
Dung; Air. and Mrs, .Geo. F
and Miss Ferguson• Mr.
J• Moon; Mr, and Mrs. A.
.lir. and Mr, D, M, J'o
Mr. Root, Holmes• Rev.
a; Mr, and Mrs, L. S, Sco
ndVfrs,H. AicHardy; AL. a
H. Matin;Mr. and Mrs.rd; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. CuUr. sand Mrs. J. Luttioi,; n
rs, D. S. Cook; Mr. and Mr
Ferguson; Mr. and Mr:s.Air. and Mrs. W. C. Tliomatniltonh- Mr. sand Mrs.
0n bri ra tclfirs. W. td bGrs. C. Rhynas; Mr.. at
Burgess, Mrs. L. H. Brophy; _lir
E. Pridham, birs C, Gray, Mrs. Jo
Beck, Mrs, J. E. Swrts, MrsInglis (Dundas), Mrs.M. Dermodybirs. Henry; Miss E, Barry, Miss
Knlox, Miss Lily Paterson, Miss
Knox; Miss Fannie Paterson, 'MissGrace Stirling, Miss L. -Beck, MisCrittenden; Mr. W. Waghorn . (Sud
'bury); Mr, ,,AAdam Dyer (Neiv Toron
to), Mr. J. II, McClytnont, -Mr. ,A. :Grigg, Mr G. K. Powell, .R. S. Shppard, 'Mr. W., Powell, Mr. J. R
Lyn, Mr, S. B` McCall, and mn
others whose navies coulEd nlot be ob
tained,
The 'T, Notes.
hunhe J` Lipton Co, donated one
packages df their celeibrated
Te•r fr the occasion, while our' goled
old staatdlby, J. A. McLaren donatedsax pairs of shoes and five potutds o€
coffee, -
Robt; E. Gauley, Clinton Old Bloy,
visi'fed the picnic, beittg his initial
visit to any of the events of th:e associaton, and hesays he will not mise'
anythinin the'ftct'ttre'Mr, Rafry Stowe, chirman of the
eporiti committee along with Mrs5tlowe, handled tine program to the
1in s taste,. and there was never ahitch.;Bent 'McCtrath,ent, gave Ohainman-,1y aaluablesistanee in rmrnai`t'ftg ofl' the gameswhile ivirsSowe haded out the
prizes inquick ro'tation,
Much real genuy w!as
eirpressed far n'trt, King, •who
is confined ld hhl'• home wi,h a very
xiIi es�to hr ,55, Q,fromLa'e n Was 4on5etureen atle'tinct sh,e as v Int a frawa'S V:Lrgmttclt
id guson•
C:
RECOVETNG. • -
bir, John Hendersontvas able to re-
turn .tb Itis home on John street Wed-tiesday afternoon, after being contlflned
L; to the lyospital the past week, the reF• ,tot of a motor accident, Huron road,
-% 0111eswest of town Wetlnesd'ay
A, night last, Mr. Henderson is xecover-
ing nicely tltough stillsuffering from
- severe bruises and cuts about the face,
Mrs, Henderson's knee was injured,
which it is feat'od niay be permanent,
and she is still confined to the hon,
y with cuts on the back of her head.
- Master Stewart Geddes, who• -was inthe back seat of the car, received a
cracked rib and bad shaking up, butis able to attend shool and' write
his examittationns,
BOWLERS ATTENTION.
ee741.
CAR OF NUT CAR OF.,' STOVE
cAR OP ALBERTA COAL
txpecta Shortly
, $1 A YEf1,R:
HaVeXou Ever Blamed You]c Eyeafor Your Headache?
Most headaches come on in the after,
noonof etic, isoewoek.Anorte0Y #'severale e n1llSCZY es can cause an intenseheadache. Attack your headache at itsource.Have Pour Eyes Examined
I ells1 worth!olid
tld spectacl s Antedwith TYellworth
Cruxite tensesbine maximum com-
fort and earcintcy.
Fr...EC� S. SavaugeJEWELER OPTOMEM. Ross Savauge, R.0., Eyesight ge TRISTp cialdst
fencing aiid levelling and to endea
to raise an endowment fund for
purpose of permanent maintena.and a bee will be held at the centttyou Tuesday, June 25th, all day,towhich are invited all' who are interet-
ed in the upkeep of Turner's ,Ceme-
tery.
Mr. and Airs, Andrew Bell and. son
Bill and daughter, Miss Etta, •motor-
ed to Drumb, on Sunday, where they
spent a very, pleasant day visiting
Rev, acrd Mrs, John •Richardson, ,foxmter pastor at K'ippen.Lr.andMr.s:DJ t •• S e araLis5�4t and
Wfn'mewerevisit:n f"rng ends 'to
Exeter one day last :weekhiss. Verna. McGregor, of Seaforth
high schol, returned hme to spend
hr hlidays;
Mr.'and Mrs. C. Green, o1 the Bend,
and lir. and„Mrs.Ivan Green, of the
Bend. were visiting. Mr. and bit's.
Jonas Green on Sunday.
Quite a number from this vicinity
took advantage of the excursionTuesday to the Experimental Farm at
Guelph.The nranErieY nusof 'Mrs. M.Whi -t'arem, are. 1eaced re-
turned home aftero pending aasfew
months with her daughter in Torloato.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AI1an visited in
Clinton last Sunday evening,
Mrs. James Allan of the village is
spending a few days at her son E'd-ar'son hg te 2ndA number of the young popl.e of
his neighrborhood picnicked at Bay-
ielel on Saturday last,
JIr.Nwman Garrett recently pur-
hased a Durant car.
Mr. Neil _Ilatheson, having finished
he term at Tronto normal,is spendng the holidays at his home here:Mr. Harold Crich of Forest spent
e week end at his home here.
Rev. and firs. Bell of Moorefield,
ent a couple <of d,ays with his sister,
rs. J. Allen:
Miss Margaret McLean, Miss Ina
raacidY .l'iissRo 'ssaeElderall leftr Victora, B,C., Tuesday, from
rnia to Duluth by :boat,
Mr. and Mrs,' Dave McLan spent
tesday last in London,
Mr. and Airs. A. McGregor have
rchased a new car,Mrs. J. Riddell, of Hanniota, Man,,
visiting her sister, Mrs, James Hay.
Mr, and Mt's. Wm, Pullman, Mr.
d birs. Jos, McLellan, spent thek-endvisiting Detrit friends:
i:ise Barbara Simpson of Stratford,
tit the week -end with her parents,
and :Mrs. A. Simpson.
htss her cousin, helma birs. 9 ent Footeu nearria,
its,Lorne Pepper has returned to
hme at Niagara Palls, after a
k's visit with her parents, Mr. and
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stiTccheess.follo1;ing friorn The Nelson
(P.C.) Daily News refers to the
death of the son of a former MeXil-
lop resident and a nephew of Mr,
`illobert Wilbur Mib) Blanchard,
son of W. R. Blanaltard. Fairview,
died on Saturday at Vanc.otaver, ac-
cording to word received by the fa-
mily. He had been ill a short time
and death came following an opera-
tion for appendicitis. His wife and
his -father were at his bedside. Burial
will be held in Nelson, the hody ara
riving Tuesday night, "Wib," as he
'alas known ehroughatit Nelson and
diatriet, was peactically raised in Nel-
son. He came here with the family
from Ontario after a 'brief residence
at Winlaw, where Mr. Blanchard had
been employed with the Winlaw Iran -
had his schooling at the Hume schocel.
He was for a time employed with the
freight department of the C.P.A. and
then jollied the accounting staff at the
local branch of Swift Canadian Com-
Pany, with which firm he was up un-
til the time of his death. It was dur-
ing the summer of last year that
"Wile" was transferred to the Van-
couver office, where he was employed
on the sales staff. Had he lived, he
would have been 29 years of age on
June 5th. elle was well known in mu-
sic circles in the city and district,
having for some years conducted
time a member Of the city band. and
also sang in the choir of St. Paul's
church and had a place as tenor in
one of the hest male quartettes in the
city. A member of the Gyeo club
since its inception here, he held sev-
eral offices in the organization and
starred in their annual plays staged in
the opera house. In his school days
he was an athlete, taking his place on
the Fairview ball and basketball
teams and playing prominent parts in
water and winter sports. Mr. Blan-
chard was married in Spolcane on Ju-
ly 6, 1925, to Miss Mary Fay of Chi-
cago. Besides his wife and father,
"Wib" is survived by a twin sister,
Mrs. J. 11. Johnson (Audrey) of
Seattle, and an older Sister, Mrs. Wm.
McIntosh (011a) of Winnipeg.. A
brother, Rance, also resides in Win-
nipeg. He was predeceased by an
elder 'brother and his nrother some
years ago, Owing to the illness of
chard made a hurried trip home from
companied to Nelson by Mr m r -
Hot!. B. Bennett K C
Conservative Leader
Tuesday June 25 8 p.m.
D. If, Weight, Ex-M.P., and Hon. J. D. Monteith, M.D., Pro-
vincial Treasurer, will also sneak
Canada Por Canadians
God Saw 'The King