Zurich Herald, 1939-10-12, Page 4t,YRIG -I k 111R,ALD
No more do people draw water from the Old
Village Well, but many homes still depend on the
antiquated iron pump.
It is back -breaking work to pump and carry
- water. to' the house in all kinds of weather. Don't
•fi-make your family put up with :such -out-of-date
'methods any longer. An up-to-date, ,compact
x,Water Supply System
• will furnish running water under pressurte to kitchen,
bathroom, laundry and farm buildings.
Running water
also permits the
installation of a
Modern Emco
Bathroorn,, every
necessary con-
venience for 'the
Sieaith arnc well-
bein of ur
family.Alsod-
ern gime a�tell
equiprnentne 1ess-
eri .the. ,;'drudgery
of housework. ' •
;Emco fixtures and equipment ane imt3derately
priced. . The Snow -White 201" x 42" . ennine led
Sink only, including faucet 'eadyifor" ,insta la .$Z9 75
lion; costs. --^ -- .... ,l '
Sink and Cabinet with faucet„ as illustrated
(Trap, from g,ipe and tettings>zxtra) •. , . ,„
The Duro Special liuinu has a capacity i0' :2;50
$80.00
• gals. per hour ; is supplied With .a .25 ;gal. flank,
25 or 60 cycle motor, and costs to ily 1.
Duro-Special
•Also sopplie6 SerGasoline
'ngine cpaer8+ion
•
$57.15
Small. iflont1i147 Payments
Tins Gonennment il1orne ;Improvement
Leann Act tier Duro 'Finance Plan enables
you oto purchase 1Eniao ;fixtures, fittings
and Duro l'un;ps ,on rthe monthly pay-
ment plan over a pe-iodofthree years.
Enquiries given prompt :attention and
estimates sentp1ied without charge.
STADE and WEIDO
ZURICH •-'ONT.
EMPIRE ,14 MF1a. r, ILTD.
London Hamilton ,Toronto :Sudbury
Wiinn'e s. s \Veen:oven
43;9
Metcalf; Coll. of apples J. Stirl n;g,: b''jesful exhi.bite
McClymont; Winter apples 4 var. J.
Stirling, C. Middleton; Hampler Mc-
Intesh reds J. Stirling, C. Middleton;
i asket McIntosh C. Midleton, .".. Stir-
ling; North Spies, C. Middleton, 3.
Stirling; Fall apples 3. Stirling, F.
MoClynont; 'Tolman sweets C. B.
Middleton, Snowden & Grainger; Plt
Meintoch reds C. Miadletori, J. Stir-
ling; Baldwins F. Meelyment, .1, Stix '• �viiss Mabel .Jones of Strati ord who
ling; Mann M, Grainger, 3. Stirling; :met accidexital death in at: accident
Northern spies M. Grainger, J. Stir- on the highway et Shakespeare.
ling; Ring of Thomkin 3. Stirling,W. Mr. and airs. A.. Parsons were
Sunday visitors with friends at Den -
R. Stephenson; Greenings J. Stirling
R. Stephenson; Ribston Pippen, Sno- nein. and Miss Erma
When' & Grainger; Wealt-,y J. Stir- 1VIrs. W. Harney visitors inling, C. L• wson; Wagners, .Stirling Fervent k-
. were week -end :
Snowden. & Grainger:; Golden Russet •,,.t• essernas.
Stirling,, M., Grainger; Blenheim Pip- • oven g to Xipptnanniverste y next
pen Stirling,; C. Middleton ; ,Snows C. Sunday the services here will beSd_
Middletgn, F. '1lliddletoai Ontarios pensed with and the following
:Snowden & Grainger, s. Stirling; day the service will. commencet
Wolf River, F. Middleton, ?tirling; 2.30 p.m. for the winter :months.
Basket of fruit, 3. Stirling, F. McCly
moat.
on: ssess e11 consitt is baying the
'rdydro installed which witl be. a big
convenience_
Dr. tsilbert Jarrett of Hamilton ac-
lcompaiued uy .Inis iii:c.. z', 1vl.r:s. carrot
nipperslox ippers visited recently with iri-
I ends In this vicinity.
1VIrs. Wm. Davidson received the
'sad news of the death of her cousin,
Thursdays October 12th,, 1939
Mr- and Mrs, halbert Jenney and
.family spent Friday .last in Goder'iek.
Visitini aveth anew daughter Antlon•.
ette.
Mess Vincent Jeffrey of Detroit,'
attended the Sopha-aleidinger weld-
ing an Saturday last.
lVlr_ Solemn .renomme of Windsor, '
spent the itveek :end in St, Joseph with
his brother, .Mr. aid Mrs, Filbert
Denomme,
Mr Louis .Brisson of Windsor, cal-
led on his brother, Eddie on 'aturs1ay
last.
Mr. nd Mors. Frank Denomme of
Chatham and Mr. Philip Bedard of
Tilbury spent . Thanksgiving with
their parents, 1Vir. and Mrs. Joseph''
Bedard.
Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey left on Mons
:day to .spend .a few weeks in Che;'
thane and 'Tilbury.
Miss Yonne Masse of the Blue
Water ,south is engaged for a Jew
weeks indomestic wank for her sis-
ter, Mrs- reran Bedard.
Kickems; Jersey 1311t Giants, pullet
and cockrel, Snowden 't'& Grainger;
Light Sussex, pullet, C. Diehl and 2nd
cock J. Kockems, he,i C;; iehl J. Ko-
ckems,' cockrel C. Diehl and 2nd; ,Gin
eas cock, hen F.McClymont; Black
Minorcan pullet, , cock, hen and cock -
rel M. Fraser, 0. Battler; Andulusi-.
ans 0. Battler took ail; :Silver Ham -
burgs cock and hen, M. Fraser, L.
O'Brien;' Black`Hainliur s n. O'Brien
took all; Houdans, cock and hen L.
O'Brien; Bantams, -any var• pullet L.
O'Brien, cock M. Fraser and 2nd;
hen M. Fraser and. 2nd, cockrel ,IL.
O'Brien; Indian Runner rucks old
drake 0. Battler, H. Desjaranie, oldl
duck H. Desjardine, C'.. Battler; do
young drake H.. Desjardine, 0. Batt-
ler, .duck 0. Battler, H. Desjardine;
Muskove'ducks old, daake and duck
Snowden & Grainger, H. Penhale, do
young; duck and drake Snowden &
Grainger, H. Penhale;' Pekin ducks
old,. drake and duck, J. Kockems, A.
Warner ;'do younb drake and duck 0
Battler, A. Warner; .Rouen ducks,old
drake and duck M. Fraser, Snowden
& Grainger; do young;_ drake and
duck Snowden & Grainger; neulouse
geese old, gander G. Datars, A. War-
ner, goose C. Diehl, A. Warner; clo
young, Gander and ,,goose, C. Diehl
And 2n'd,•' Embden geese, old gander
and goose M:: Freres,. '+ 'Warner; do
young, garlder-ani1 goose, A. Warner
and 2nd; Bronz turkeysold cock and
hen _ A. Warner and • 2nd; do young
cock and hen ' Af zninener :and 2nd;
Pigeons, M.'Frasers•l,treveartha Spec-
ial. 2;:f Warners' �0
DAIRY E
10 lbs. salt- be ,er c W .. Clark, F.
Mont • 5 1b.._ butter .in: 1-1b. blk
aVLcCly... � ,.
W. Clark, 'F. 1VIcCiymont; r' ib crock
butter''W John,to'i c talk, ,1 lb.
•c i
k •;:;0
Bat=
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0•
' 'lar
cheese : Clark, t1er; cotage
Datars, half,hani ceoked, H. A. Fuss
Rendered lard F. Mc_Clymvrf't, G. Dat -
ars; lir: dressed -chickens F. McCly-
mont'; Heaviest hens . eggs E. Foster,
0. =Battler'; Heaviest brown egge,
0.
Battler-, G. Datars e,:,
DOMEIS`,l;IC •ySC tF.NC1:
Loaf homes, needle y n L braid d yJ
Clark', 0: 'Battler nkat Graham brd.
W. G. Clark; •Null dread,' E " Steph-
enson, W. Clank; Graham muffins, F
McClymont, •••E. Stephenson; Light
layer cake W. Clark, Mi:` McD :''Villin
Six scoins,'W. Clark, E. Foster; Tarts
3. Johnston, W. Clark; :Setae veget-
ables G. Datars, R.Sc••otehnrer; Staten
short bread, Mrs. McDWillis, W.Clark
Layer cake choc. W. ?Clark,. Mrs. 'Sti-
ckle; Layer cake, .spice, W. Clark,
Mrs. MrDWillis; Fruit cake, W. Clark
Mrs. Howrie; Buns W. (7lark, Tea
biscuits, W. Clark, F. McClyntont;
Ginger hermits W. Clark:I foster;
cookies, 0. Battler, E. Stephenson; t:
prain muffins F. nicClymon`., Mrs. Mc
DWillis; Meat loaf, Mrs. Howrie; Ape
ple pie W. Clark, E. Foster'„ Raisin
pie W. Clark, R. Sandmen; Demon
pie, W. Clark, R. .Scotchmer; Box
lunch H. Desjordine, G. Datars; Fed-
ge W. Clark, F. Foster; Baken beans
G. Datars J. Johnston; Cold lunch for
adult G. Deters,.; 1, Fuss; ':PickleS:•� 0
Battler, G. D•ater's; Jelly 'and marm-
alade in glasses,'li, Desjardine; Cat-
sup and meat sauces F, "McClymont;
Canned fruits, 0. Battler, H. Desjar-
dine;
)esjar-
dine ; canned vegetaub'les, G. Deters;
canned meats 0. Bigler. G Dat ons
Bee products, Paui:,Cleave, strained
AUCTION SALE
Early p
D y VEGETABLES
ler; Late potatoes,, M. Rader,, R. La-BatOf Farm Implements, liouseholul
+ otatoes, Rader, - Effects, and 1939 Chevrolet coach, on
G rhz
inont Heaviest marigolds, P. Cleave . Goshen. Line, Stanley Towns'l.:p
M. Grainger; long red marigolds M. miles s
,th ofa1ao.na. o Cons stay,
Grainger; H. Truemner;. Globe pian- Oetabeof, the followings.
golds, Snowden & Grainger, H. True the fo 1c
inner; Inter. Marigolds, . R. Geiger,
spring cultiva ,
iVL. Rader; Field carrots, YV'. `Vic her,
n-
zne; Table carrots, long
F. McClyment;; do short Mrs. McD
Willis, W. McKenzie; Table beets
long, G. Datars, W. McKenzee; de'
Table turnip beets G. Datars, W. Mc-
Kenzie; Parsnips F. Barker, 0. Bat-
tler; Table turnips Snowden & Gra-
inger, P. Cleave; Heaviest turnips H.
Truemner, H. Desjardine; Sugar beet
mangolds M. Grainger, Snowden &
Grainger; Winter radish is. vesJard-
ine, 0. Battler; Salssify, C. Lawson,
F. McClymont; Cabbage' W. J. Mc-
Kenzie, R. Geiger;oR 0
Kenzie, R. Geiger; Califlower,
Battler, W. McKenzie; White celery.
G. Datars, H. Fuss; Muskmelons 0.
Battler, H. Desjardine; Watermelons
H. Truemner, A. Warner.; Citerons
A. Warner, H. Desjardine; Pie Pum-
pkins 0. Battler, H. Truemner;: L• arg-
est pumpkin or squash, 0. Battler, C
0.
Massey -Harris mower, nearly new;
spr• g i v •tor• low wagon
nearly new; Fairbanks Morse grain
grinder 3 -in. plate; net of scales,
fanning mill, Perrin. riding plow,
1939 Chevrolet. coach; ladcte:s, plank,
set double harness; set of single har-
ness, robes, wheelbarrow, scythe,
sling ropes, quantity of wnod; hay
and wheat, 3 ton hard coal, number.
of tools, bed room suite, 2 extra stede
glass: cupboard, Doherty'. ,
nearly new, Home Comfort range,
wood heater, coal oil stove; extension
table, oval parlor table, drop leaf
table, kitchen cabinet, 3 couches,
Seth Thomas clock, spades, shovels,
chains, boilers, crocks. pane, pails
and numerous other articles •
TE'RM:S�CASH
Everything to be sold in order to
settle the Estate of the late .filbert
E. McClinchey. • -
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
Bayfield Fall Farr
Continued from Page One
•+Dxforde-01d rant. 'W. Henry, F.
EaClymont. W. VI. Henry wonn all
.richer prizes in this .class.
Dorsets-E. Foster took all prizes!
i'na this class.
Grade Glass -Ewe oh", W. HenrY',
.1Sno-tvden & Grainger; Shearling ewie,
'1 '. Douglas, Snowden & .Grainger;
.11we lamb, W. Henry, Snowden and
itoainger; Wether lamb, A. Steep-
ner.
PIGS
4444m -hire -Aged boar, III. Penhale.
"' t-sq.ing boar, H. Penhale.
Ynxkshirc----Aged boar, A. Warner,
Pe Monsen; Old sow and young sow
A,. Warner and 2nd; young sow, J
Ittirling, A, Warner.
Tamwor h:,Aged boar, Snowden
i& Grainger: . ;law R. :eiansoii, Snow-
eleii & tri •fir icer; young .i.ow, W. M.
Sparks and ::rid ; f" h bacon • hogs, .4
IL Warner, J. StirL ing; Cleveland
Apenial A. H. Warner,
pouU'RY
3('" hems, pullet, cock, 3inxi and coe��
DASHWOOD
Special Harvest Home service
"e held in the Lutheran church
.Sunday. -
nIrsr. 'T_ R. Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs. Giaahii'm Leslie and Marion of
;Galt,, :spent Monday with. Mrs. 3. C.
Reid and Phyllis.
will
on
Middleton; English potato onions
AUCTION SALE
Battler, H. Desjardine; White onions
Mee `hill Bros. travelogue Hiking
through ;South America will be in the
Evangelical .church on Nov. 21.
Miss Zeta Nediger, R.N., who spent
the past two weeks with her parents
has returned to Howell, ,Mach., where
ale. nut "sing in a hospital.
Mass Martinson of Elmara and Miss
Waldie of Goderich spent the week-
end •with Mr_ and Mrs. A. E. Oestrei
adiers
Mr. and Mrsn Harry Cook of Tor
onto spent Thanksgiving with her-
parents,
erparents, iffr. and Mrs. D. 'Leman.
Murray Wolfe of Fort Erie and
Mrs. aellery of Seaforth, spent the-
:holiday
he:holiday 'w'h Mr. and Mrs. W . Wolfe.
Mrs. ''Ca{h"arine Hedden and son and
dal ghter of"Hensall and Mr. and Mrs
1$Ri 'Redden of Hamilton were vis-
itors" with Mr. Jonas H.aitleio and
i fravada an Monday.
t Mrs. D Tiernan has retnrned hone
H. Desjardine; Red onions, 0. Batt- I Clearing Auction Sale of Howe -
ler, H. Desjardine; Iarge yellow on-
ions 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; Red
tomatoes, 0. Battler, F. McClymont;
Yellow tomatoes, 0. Battier, Mrs.
Metcalf; Largest tomatoes IL True
tuner, F. McClymont; Plate Gherkins
W. McKenjie, F. McClymont; Cucu-
mbers G. Datars, W McKenzie; small
fruit tomato, R. Lamont, Snowden &
Grainger; Head sunflower, 0. Bat-
tler, G, Datars; Coll, garden herbs,
Mrs. Metcalf, • Mrs. McDWillis; Coll.
peppere, R. Lamont, Mrs. Metcalf ;'
Sweet eAppers R. Lamontl'i rs. ,Met-'
•
calf; Vegetable marratif GesLawson,
+ ar s uas "
ubb d h
•� a ,'^• Grreen >
�'. lia'r x q
0.' Battler, Snowden & singer,
Yellow Hubbard squash'0. Battler,H.
Truemner; Egg. plant, ,1VTrs. Metcalf.
Continued Next Week
1'i ANTS '-i.all FLnl{'1 .,;s . .
(' . cut fl ry F. • nerket. T" a-
ge :' sirs. Mcitralf. F (3v' i.er; S eine
I' li •;ker, F Mt itsieton, Inth !ins
Modem F. lier.1r; I) ui;1,1s •,'<I.• F
ben 'u, W. M -en,e ..131•,^911 a •
1j icelf, F. Bi:kcr; Geranium'. F.
l..i,lsrr, Mrs. 1Vre ti.i; :1=,.e; s, Miss,
Mci V illis, F. :Cott rtun ; Put 111:3= F
nevi er, F. Mid 1, ee i s ,' ' : •s
n's zie; Var. en iutin. F. Barker, lsr• r
Metcalf; Cosmos F: Middleton, G.
Datars; Zinnias, Mrs. McDWilllis, O.
Battler; Col. Verbenas, Mrs. Metcalf
F. Middleton; Coll. Gladiolus F. Bar-
ker, Mrs. Metcalf; Coll. Roses, R. La-
mont, F. Barker; Table bouquet Mrs
Metcalf, •F. Middleton.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
hold Effects, etc., at Metcalf's Cott- after an operation in St. Josepli$os-
age, Bayfield, on Monday; October, itai last week.
16th, at 1.30 o.'clock,. consisting of i pital
and Mrs. Czar ,Stein'bag'n of':
the following: '.Fort Dalhousie spent Thanksgiving.
6 bed room suites: complete .wit- with his perents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
springs and .mattresses,extension Stein:F:igen. Mrs. Betty Taylor who
table, 6. dining room chairs, 2 refrig [sent the past week with her brothel-,
erators, writing ' .desk,,, 3.. "els: n returned Nome with them.
krd1 Vit.. 'Frew.; Cochine, pullet, •cock,
hen, ,cockrel, -M. Fraser; ,Langshans,
chairs, ovall ,oak table, ;several _ sena
tables, window framesi ante cash,' pr.
of' French doors and: frames, 'screen
doors, 2 three burner coal oil sto'd+es � Mrs, yPa 1.
with ovens,- oak Sebe,: {oak wing{
room table, leather upholulter d' zea fs
drop head .ginger sewing m ae'hine,,_',
chin
a
-ri e;.
cse
Dinesh vagi
•ro
head D-�...,,..,.
3 piece porclean'ilatbroonn nutfiiV with -
taps, 2 " Tapenees rugsn :water 'jacket.
heater and tank; 1,000 gal. pyre bank
washnng. niecliine, hand cutting box,
brooder stove, carom table,ZIalingei9 Mo;sem of Detroit, spent the week-
croquet set, set of quoites, curtain end with Mrs. 1'. RScIsaac.
stretchers, soreens for fire plaice. Mir. and Mrs. McI
Aladin lamp, small. lamps, arm chary,
`dishes, ,graniteware, pictures and
numerous other articles, • 't • ,
TERMS ---CA SH
W. L. Metcalf, Projiriie�tor.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
and Mrs. White an. `son Rob
'ex and Mildred and Nancy Jane of
Detroit spent the''week-end with her.
am:tintze
arm. and Mrs. WM. k .lith of Wind•-
sor were holiday viteners` vitli'' stir
and Mics. TL Baker.
Mz, And, Mas. B. Carr;'•and Miss•
$t•
uth. Weber of Sarnia spe illtlinienii:
days with Mr, and Mrs. D. Weber.
Mr: and Mrs: Ervin. iVlcIssac and
family of Windsor and -Mr.. :.:.....
honey, P. Clem; Maple syrup, J. W.
Johnston, F'. Meelyniont. Judges. -
1VI•iss Joan G-mve, Goderireh, Mrs. Wm"
:Consitt, Hensall.
pullet, cock, M. Fraser, hen M. Fraser GAIN AND SEED'S
J. Kockems, cockrel M. A. Fraser;Bar White whiter wheat, 0. l3attler,H
ersi BOAS, pullet F. McClymont and Desjardine; spring wheat H. 'Truein-�
cock and hen M. Fraser, catckrel F. nen, M. Raeder; pie' peas, H. i>esjai'-
McClymont and 2nd; Rocks' White dine, M. Rader; Barley, M• $oder,
i' it k' i:GClyiii�1)r1.t, Snoyvt(en & Batter; White oats, 0. .Bather, H.
:& Or arnger, hen J. Cot'icen7''s,'Serrv.-]•.Trine :ner Red clover seed rf. oder
;tern:& Graiiage••is;,;coels,rkl..;Sno'ytt�;n - ,' 0, Battler; Timothy seed II, Truern'-'
and d'>singer.;'ioocktm1 mviiip ,`1and''i'n'er, H:" Fuss; Sweet,elover R. Geiger'
Grainger( F. Me�Clyrnont.;. V rte WY- V. 'MeClym.:nt; .Flint corn O. Battler
andottee, pullet, hen, eeek,, ,cockrel I H. Desjardine; Dent corn Snowden &..
Battler;• Buff Orpington, rank,. o'cir 'Grainger, 0. Battler; Sweet , cern,
+Po
hen, t:aekrcl • 1V1, �`raser �„t; Si1.3er j,Snowde`ii•. Xz; Grainger, 0, `$attlet , $
Grey Dorkh)gs, pullet 0. 113atbler, M morn 0. Balmer, d. nintareo;'pea' beans
Fraser, cock M. Frazer, 3. ' ctckeres, t 0, Battler, 11. Desjardine; Buckwheat
Hen M. Fraser, 0. L'alttler, ,esockrel M. Rader; Stalk of conn. O. Battler,
M. Fraser J. Kockems; Brown Leg- F', 'eOlymont.
horns, pullet 0. Battler, M. Fraser, ' ltt'il,Ur.r
cock J. Kockenis, M. Fraser, hen M. Grapey, 1 var. M. Grainger, H.
Fraser, H. Penhale, cockrel M. Fraser Desjardine; Coll. grapes 1.1. Desjard-'
White Leghorns pullet 3. 'KOckoms, fine; peaches Il. Geiger,
F. Johnston.
F. McClymont, cock 3. l ockems, M. Mem. E. Porter; 1:''runes IT. 'fruem
Granger, hen 3. Kockems, M. Graing- ner. E. •Porter; ' 'e!1ow ezabs IL Des•
cr, cockrel F. McClymont and 2nd; jardire, v. McC;lvmant; Bed crab
Rhode Island Reds, ,pullet M. Fraser, J. Stirling, H. Penhale. B t+rtlette J.
cock M. Fruiter, J. Kookems, hen., M. Stirling, Ti.lPorter; ;Shefkion pears ,"
Fraser, McClymoi,t; .Anconad, hen 3. Stirling; Pearl, a.os-v, 3,stixi'ling, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Errata spent
1- nday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy
iVilcot of Mitchell..
Mr. _ Allan Armstrong has, purchase,
id the 100 acre farm, lot',9 con. 11,
Stanley, from Mr. Thornes' Robinson,
the purchase gripe being '$4,900. Mrs. ]Vi:arcile Corriveau of t :e-.i'4th. { Mrs. J. L. and the late Mr. -Kraft o
Mr. and Mrs. Len Saunders and concession spent Sunday. evening Dashwood became the bride of Daae
family of Detroit spent the week- with Mn and ,Mrs. Joseph r$edard of las Beaton Rev, youngest son of
end with Mr. and Mrs. brace Mq-: •th Btu Water Higli r 'Wirth •• W. R. Keys. Beaconsfield ave and the:
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. Eddie Brisson, who has been on
tthe sick list the past week, left.on.
Sunday last for St. Joseph's. Hospital
London, where he will 'remain for a
few days.
Mrs. Victoria Brisson of Detroit; is
spending 'a few • days in. St. (oseph
with her parents.
Mas, Rachel Denomme left on Mon
day last with her son Leonard fbr
her new home in Windsor. Her bra-
ther Eugene, • accompanying theur.
We hope the family will find much
joy and happiness tri their new -Terme
Mr. and Mrs. Theofile Ayotte and
Edgar - Restemeyer•
and Albert Miller and Mrs. T. Rest--
emeyer spent a few days with friends.
Fa St. Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. E.
Tiernan.
Mrs. Stadelbauer and family of
London were Sunday visible :e'er.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.Kraft.
Dr. Lorne Tiernan who spentthe
past week -withreturned
his parents,
y;sa, his home in Oittis ville, N.Y. on
Mnaday-
Mr. :and Mrs. Elgin Schatz of Tor -
auto and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schatz
of Detroit, nspent Thanksgiving with
1VIr- and Mrs. Vernon Schatz.
Keys --Kraft
A quiet 'wedding was 'solemnized at
11 o'clock at Elmwood Avenue Pres-
byterian manse when Rev. T. W.
Gilmore D.D. officiated when Verna
Eilanore graft, youngest daughter of
Clindliej. '
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson have
moved from Goderich to the farm of
his brother, Lloyd Dowson Which
they bave.3aased.
Commencing on Monday 'evening,
Oct. 16th a series of two weeks_ me-
etings will be held in Goshen United
church. The pastor will be assisted
by Rev. A. Moorehouse of Forest.
BLAKE
Mr. Gus Clark of London hoe been
holidaying with his mother an bro-
ther.
Mrs. Donald Turner andson of
Loddon, spent a day with her mother
and sister, •:Mrs. R. N. Douglas aced
Miss �7'cxlasiys '• ,• -
Mrs. Johns of Exeter was a guest
spea'keg• at :he'W.M.S.• held in the
Blake church. on .Wednesday after-
robn: • The e T nkoti
evin .meetin of
the year. L ctes Were present
froth
Varna and Goshen societies.
ILLSGREEN
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Coleman. and
Mr. and `Mrs. Clarence Stc.p'iensor
have retorned home after a very en-
joyable trip to Indianapolis.
Mr. Frank Hagan and t:lei. Mit
Dolly attended the funeral of a
friend in London.
Quite a largo number from here
attended the fair in Teesswater an
, Idrtesday iaet sn.l report n, t ond-
e e e • has Tate IVErs. Xe The bride, was Char -
been etitployed With Ms! ,HQcto�rp La- ening in a street length dress of. Cop -
parte,. reef.
op-parte..:fen+• the summer moritth- es now enhagen blue -with smart navy' .blithe
homes
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Miss„' Jar i Vfa se of St. Joseph's ! roses mode ^' •!••r'accent. : They.
Hospital, 1ondoti, spent "Stin<ray With were unattended, The 'bridal couples
her parents on the Bine Water i Outln left on a trip to Toronto and points:
Messrs. Ltonard Sararas and Hy east, the bride adding to her wed.
Brown motored to London on Mon- sidingensemble a navy blue coat-They-
day
oat-Theyday last. f will ride on Beaconsfield ave.
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Sink only, including faucet 'eadyifor" ,insta la .$Z9 75
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The Duro Special liuinu has a capacity i0' :2;50
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EMPIRE ,14 MF1a. r, ILTD.
London Hamilton ,Toronto :Sudbury
Wiinn'e s. s \Veen:oven
43;9
Metcalf; Coll. of apples J. Stirl n;g,: b''jesful exhi.bite
McClymont; Winter apples 4 var. J.
Stirling, C. Middleton; Hampler Mc-
Intesh reds J. Stirling, C. Middleton;
i asket McIntosh C. Midleton, .".. Stir-
ling; North Spies, C. Middleton, 3.
Stirling; Fall apples 3. Stirling, F.
MoClynont; 'Tolman sweets C. B.
Middleton, Snowden & Grainger; Plt
Meintoch reds C. Miadletori, J. Stir-
ling; Baldwins F. Meelyment, .1, Stix '• �viiss Mabel .Jones of Strati ord who
ling; Mann M, Grainger, 3. Stirling; :met accidexital death in at: accident
Northern spies M. Grainger, J. Stir- on the highway et Shakespeare.
ling; Ring of Thomkin 3. Stirling,W. Mr. and airs. A.. Parsons were
Sunday visitors with friends at Den -
R. Stephenson; Greenings J. Stirling
R. Stephenson; Ribston Pippen, Sno- nein. and Miss Erma
When' & Grainger; Wealt-,y J. Stir- 1VIrs. W. Harney visitors inling, C. L• wson; Wagners, .Stirling Fervent k-
. were week -end :
Snowden. & Grainger:; Golden Russet •,,.t• essernas.
Stirling,, M., Grainger; Blenheim Pip- • oven g to Xipptnanniverste y next
pen Stirling,; C. Middleton ; ,Snows C. Sunday the services here will beSd_
Middletgn, F. '1lliddletoai Ontarios pensed with and the following
:Snowden & Grainger, s. Stirling; day the service will. commencet
Wolf River, F. Middleton, ?tirling; 2.30 p.m. for the winter :months.
Basket of fruit, 3. Stirling, F. McCly
moat.
on: ssess e11 consitt is baying the
'rdydro installed which witl be. a big
convenience_
Dr. tsilbert Jarrett of Hamilton ac-
lcompaiued uy .Inis iii:c.. z', 1vl.r:s. carrot
nipperslox ippers visited recently with iri-
I ends In this vicinity.
1VIrs. Wm. Davidson received the
'sad news of the death of her cousin,
Thursdays October 12th,, 1939
Mr- and Mrs, halbert Jenney and
.family spent Friday .last in Goder'iek.
Visitini aveth anew daughter Antlon•.
ette.
Mess Vincent Jeffrey of Detroit,'
attended the Sopha-aleidinger weld-
ing an Saturday last.
lVlr_ Solemn .renomme of Windsor, '
spent the itveek :end in St, Joseph with
his brother, .Mr. aid Mrs, Filbert
Denomme,
Mr Louis .Brisson of Windsor, cal-
led on his brother, Eddie on 'aturs1ay
last.
Mr. nd Mors. Frank Denomme of
Chatham and Mr. Philip Bedard of
Tilbury spent . Thanksgiving with
their parents, 1Vir. and Mrs. Joseph''
Bedard.
Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey left on Mons
:day to .spend .a few weeks in Che;'
thane and 'Tilbury.
Miss Yonne Masse of the Blue
Water ,south is engaged for a Jew
weeks indomestic wank for her sis-
ter, Mrs- reran Bedard.
Kickems; Jersey 1311t Giants, pullet
and cockrel, Snowden 't'& Grainger;
Light Sussex, pullet, C. Diehl and 2nd
cock J. Kockems, he,i C;; iehl J. Ko-
ckems,' cockrel C. Diehl and 2nd; ,Gin
eas cock, hen F.McClymont; Black
Minorcan pullet, , cock, hen and cock -
rel M. Fraser, 0. Battler; Andulusi-.
ans 0. Battler took ail; :Silver Ham -
burgs cock and hen, M. Fraser, L.
O'Brien;' Black`Hainliur s n. O'Brien
took all; Houdans, cock and hen L.
O'Brien; Bantams, -any var• pullet L.
O'Brien, cock M. Fraser and 2nd;
hen M. Fraser and. 2nd, cockrel ,IL.
O'Brien; Indian Runner rucks old
drake 0. Battler, H. Desjaranie, oldl
duck H. Desjardine, C'.. Battler; do
young drake H.. Desjardine, 0. Batt-
ler, .duck 0. Battler, H. Desjardine;
Muskove'ducks old, daake and duck
Snowden & Grainger, H. Penhale, do
young; duck and drake Snowden &
Grainger, H. Penhale;' Pekin ducks
old,. drake and duck, J. Kockems, A.
Warner ;'do younb drake and duck 0
Battler, A. Warner; .Rouen ducks,old
drake and duck M. Fraser, Snowden
& Grainger; do young;_ drake and
duck Snowden & Grainger; neulouse
geese old, gander G. Datars, A. War-
ner, goose C. Diehl, A. Warner; clo
young, Gander and ,,goose, C. Diehl
And 2n'd,•' Embden geese, old gander
and goose M:: Freres,. '+ 'Warner; do
young, garlder-ani1 goose, A. Warner
and 2nd; Bronz turkeysold cock and
hen _ A. Warner and • 2nd; do young
cock and hen ' Af zninener :and 2nd;
Pigeons, M.'Frasers•l,treveartha Spec-
ial. 2;:f Warners' �0
DAIRY E
10 lbs. salt- be ,er c W .. Clark, F.
Mont • 5 1b.._ butter .in: 1-1b. blk
aVLcCly... � ,.
W. Clark, 'F. 1VIcCiymont; r' ib crock
butter''W John,to'i c talk, ,1 lb.
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cheese : Clark, t1er; cotage
Datars, half,hani ceoked, H. A. Fuss
Rendered lard F. Mc_Clymvrf't, G. Dat -
ars; lir: dressed -chickens F. McCly-
mont'; Heaviest hens . eggs E. Foster,
0. =Battler'; Heaviest brown egge,
0.
Battler-, G. Datars e,:,
DOMEIS`,l;IC •ySC tF.NC1:
Loaf homes, needle y n L braid d yJ
Clark', 0: 'Battler nkat Graham brd.
W. G. Clark; •Null dread,' E " Steph-
enson, W. Clank; Graham muffins, F
McClymont, •••E. Stephenson; Light
layer cake W. Clark, Mi:` McD :''Villin
Six scoins,'W. Clark, E. Foster; Tarts
3. Johnston, W. Clark; :Setae veget-
ables G. Datars, R.Sc••otehnrer; Staten
short bread, Mrs. McDWillis, W.Clark
Layer cake choc. W. ?Clark,. Mrs. 'Sti-
ckle; Layer cake, .spice, W. Clark,
Mrs. MrDWillis; Fruit cake, W. Clark
Mrs. Howrie; Buns W. (7lark, Tea
biscuits, W. Clark, F. McClyntont;
Ginger hermits W. Clark:I foster;
cookies, 0. Battler, E. Stephenson; t:
prain muffins F. nicClymon`., Mrs. Mc
DWillis; Meat loaf, Mrs. Howrie; Ape
ple pie W. Clark, E. Foster'„ Raisin
pie W. Clark, R. Sandmen; Demon
pie, W. Clark, R. .Scotchmer; Box
lunch H. Desjordine, G. Datars; Fed-
ge W. Clark, F. Foster; Baken beans
G. Datars J. Johnston; Cold lunch for
adult G. Deters,.; 1, Fuss; ':PickleS:•� 0
Battler, G. D•ater's; Jelly 'and marm-
alade in glasses,'li, Desjardine; Cat-
sup and meat sauces F, "McClymont;
Canned fruits, 0. Battler, H. Desjar-
dine;
)esjar-
dine ; canned vegetaub'les, G. Deters;
canned meats 0. Bigler. G Dat ons
Bee products, Paui:,Cleave, strained
AUCTION SALE
Early p
D y VEGETABLES
ler; Late potatoes,, M. Rader,, R. La-BatOf Farm Implements, liouseholul
+ otatoes, Rader, - Effects, and 1939 Chevrolet coach, on
G rhz
inont Heaviest marigolds, P. Cleave . Goshen. Line, Stanley Towns'l.:p
M. Grainger; long red marigolds M. miles s
,th ofa1ao.na. o Cons stay,
Grainger; H. Truemner;. Globe pian- Oetabeof, the followings.
golds, Snowden & Grainger, H. True the fo 1c
inner; Inter. Marigolds, . R. Geiger,
spring cultiva ,
iVL. Rader; Field carrots, YV'. `Vic her,
n-
zne; Table carrots, long
F. McClyment;; do short Mrs. McD
Willis, W. McKenzie; Table beets
long, G. Datars, W. McKenzee; de'
Table turnip beets G. Datars, W. Mc-
Kenzie; Parsnips F. Barker, 0. Bat-
tler; Table turnips Snowden & Gra-
inger, P. Cleave; Heaviest turnips H.
Truemner, H. Desjardine; Sugar beet
mangolds M. Grainger, Snowden &
Grainger; Winter radish is. vesJard-
ine, 0. Battler; Salssify, C. Lawson,
F. McClymont; Cabbage' W. J. Mc-
Kenzie, R. Geiger;oR 0
Kenzie, R. Geiger; Califlower,
Battler, W. McKenzie; White celery.
G. Datars, H. Fuss; Muskmelons 0.
Battler, H. Desjardine; Watermelons
H. Truemner, A. Warner.; Citerons
A. Warner, H. Desjardine; Pie Pum-
pkins 0. Battler, H. Truemner;: L• arg-
est pumpkin or squash, 0. Battler, C
0.
Massey -Harris mower, nearly new;
spr• g i v •tor• low wagon
nearly new; Fairbanks Morse grain
grinder 3 -in. plate; net of scales,
fanning mill, Perrin. riding plow,
1939 Chevrolet. coach; ladcte:s, plank,
set double harness; set of single har-
ness, robes, wheelbarrow, scythe,
sling ropes, quantity of wnod; hay
and wheat, 3 ton hard coal, number.
of tools, bed room suite, 2 extra stede
glass: cupboard, Doherty'. ,
nearly new, Home Comfort range,
wood heater, coal oil stove; extension
table, oval parlor table, drop leaf
table, kitchen cabinet, 3 couches,
Seth Thomas clock, spades, shovels,
chains, boilers, crocks. pane, pails
and numerous other articles •
TE'RM:S�CASH
Everything to be sold in order to
settle the Estate of the late .filbert
E. McClinchey. • -
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
Bayfield Fall Farr
Continued from Page One
•+Dxforde-01d rant. 'W. Henry, F.
EaClymont. W. VI. Henry wonn all
.richer prizes in this .class.
Dorsets-E. Foster took all prizes!
i'na this class.
Grade Glass -Ewe oh", W. HenrY',
.1Sno-tvden & Grainger; Shearling ewie,
'1 '. Douglas, Snowden & .Grainger;
.11we lamb, W. Henry, Snowden and
itoainger; Wether lamb, A. Steep-
ner.
PIGS
4444m -hire -Aged boar, III. Penhale.
"' t-sq.ing boar, H. Penhale.
Ynxkshirc----Aged boar, A. Warner,
Pe Monsen; Old sow and young sow
A,. Warner and 2nd; young sow, J
Ittirling, A, Warner.
Tamwor h:,Aged boar, Snowden
i& Grainger: . ;law R. :eiansoii, Snow-
eleii & tri •fir icer; young .i.ow, W. M.
Sparks and ::rid ; f" h bacon • hogs, .4
IL Warner, J. StirL ing; Cleveland
Apenial A. H. Warner,
pouU'RY
3('" hems, pullet, cock, 3inxi and coe��
DASHWOOD
Special Harvest Home service
"e held in the Lutheran church
.Sunday. -
nIrsr. 'T_ R. Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs. Giaahii'm Leslie and Marion of
;Galt,, :spent Monday with. Mrs. 3. C.
Reid and Phyllis.
will
on
Middleton; English potato onions
AUCTION SALE
Battler, H. Desjardine; White onions
Mee `hill Bros. travelogue Hiking
through ;South America will be in the
Evangelical .church on Nov. 21.
Miss Zeta Nediger, R.N., who spent
the past two weeks with her parents
has returned to Howell, ,Mach., where
ale. nut "sing in a hospital.
Mass Martinson of Elmara and Miss
Waldie of Goderich spent the week-
end •with Mr_ and Mrs. A. E. Oestrei
adiers
Mr. and Mrsn Harry Cook of Tor
onto spent Thanksgiving with her-
parents,
erparents, iffr. and Mrs. D. 'Leman.
Murray Wolfe of Fort Erie and
Mrs. aellery of Seaforth, spent the-
:holiday
he:holiday 'w'h Mr. and Mrs. W . Wolfe.
Mrs. ''Ca{h"arine Hedden and son and
dal ghter of"Hensall and Mr. and Mrs
1$Ri 'Redden of Hamilton were vis-
itors" with Mr. Jonas H.aitleio and
i fravada an Monday.
t Mrs. D Tiernan has retnrned hone
H. Desjardine; Red onions, 0. Batt- I Clearing Auction Sale of Howe -
ler, H. Desjardine; Iarge yellow on-
ions 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; Red
tomatoes, 0. Battler, F. McClymont;
Yellow tomatoes, 0. Battier, Mrs.
Metcalf; Largest tomatoes IL True
tuner, F. McClymont; Plate Gherkins
W. McKenjie, F. McClymont; Cucu-
mbers G. Datars, W McKenzie; small
fruit tomato, R. Lamont, Snowden &
Grainger; Head sunflower, 0. Bat-
tler, G, Datars; Coll, garden herbs,
Mrs. Metcalf, • Mrs. McDWillis; Coll.
peppere, R. Lamont, Mrs. Metcalf ;'
Sweet eAppers R. Lamontl'i rs. ,Met-'
•
calf; Vegetable marratif GesLawson,
+ ar s uas "
ubb d h
•� a ,'^• Grreen >
�'. lia'r x q
0.' Battler, Snowden & singer,
Yellow Hubbard squash'0. Battler,H.
Truemner; Egg. plant, ,1VTrs. Metcalf.
Continued Next Week
1'i ANTS '-i.all FLnl{'1 .,;s . .
(' . cut fl ry F. • nerket. T" a-
ge :' sirs. Mcitralf. F (3v' i.er; S eine
I' li •;ker, F Mt itsieton, Inth !ins
Modem F. lier.1r; I) ui;1,1s •,'<I.• F
ben 'u, W. M -en,e ..131•,^911 a •
1j icelf, F. Bi:kcr; Geranium'. F.
l..i,lsrr, Mrs. 1Vre ti.i; :1=,.e; s, Miss,
Mci V illis, F. :Cott rtun ; Put 111:3= F
nevi er, F. Mid 1, ee i s ,' ' : •s
n's zie; Var. en iutin. F. Barker, lsr• r
Metcalf; Cosmos F: Middleton, G.
Datars; Zinnias, Mrs. McDWilllis, O.
Battler; Col. Verbenas, Mrs. Metcalf
F. Middleton; Coll. Gladiolus F. Bar-
ker, Mrs. Metcalf; Coll. Roses, R. La-
mont, F. Barker; Table bouquet Mrs
Metcalf, •F. Middleton.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
hold Effects, etc., at Metcalf's Cott- after an operation in St. Josepli$os-
age, Bayfield, on Monday; October, itai last week.
16th, at 1.30 o.'clock,. consisting of i pital
and Mrs. Czar ,Stein'bag'n of':
the following: '.Fort Dalhousie spent Thanksgiving.
6 bed room suites: complete .wit- with his perents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
springs and .mattresses,extension Stein:F:igen. Mrs. Betty Taylor who
table, 6. dining room chairs, 2 refrig [sent the past week with her brothel-,
erators, writing ' .desk,,, 3.. "els: n returned Nome with them.
krd1 Vit.. 'Frew.; Cochine, pullet, •cock,
hen, ,cockrel, -M. Fraser; ,Langshans,
chairs, ovall ,oak table, ;several _ sena
tables, window framesi ante cash,' pr.
of' French doors and: frames, 'screen
doors, 2 three burner coal oil sto'd+es � Mrs, yPa 1.
with ovens,- oak Sebe,: {oak wing{
room table, leather upholulter d' zea fs
drop head .ginger sewing m ae'hine,,_',
chin
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cse
Dinesh vagi
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head D-�...,,..,.
3 piece porclean'ilatbroonn nutfiiV with -
taps, 2 " Tapenees rugsn :water 'jacket.
heater and tank; 1,000 gal. pyre bank
washnng. niecliine, hand cutting box,
brooder stove, carom table,ZIalingei9 Mo;sem of Detroit, spent the week-
croquet set, set of quoites, curtain end with Mrs. 1'. RScIsaac.
stretchers, soreens for fire plaice. Mir. and Mrs. McI
Aladin lamp, small. lamps, arm chary,
`dishes, ,graniteware, pictures and
numerous other articles, • 't • ,
TERMS ---CA SH
W. L. Metcalf, Projiriie�tor.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
and Mrs. White an. `son Rob
'ex and Mildred and Nancy Jane of
Detroit spent the''week-end with her.
am:tintze
arm. and Mrs. WM. k .lith of Wind•-
sor were holiday viteners` vitli'' stir
and Mics. TL Baker.
Mz, And, Mas. B. Carr;'•and Miss•
$t•
uth. Weber of Sarnia spe illtlinienii:
days with Mr, and Mrs. D. Weber.
Mr: and Mrs: Ervin. iVlcIssac and
family of Windsor and -Mr.. :.:.....
honey, P. Clem; Maple syrup, J. W.
Johnston, F'. Meelyniont. Judges. -
1VI•iss Joan G-mve, Goderireh, Mrs. Wm"
:Consitt, Hensall.
pullet, cock, M. Fraser, hen M. Fraser GAIN AND SEED'S
J. Kockems, cockrel M. A. Fraser;Bar White whiter wheat, 0. l3attler,H
ersi BOAS, pullet F. McClymont and Desjardine; spring wheat H. 'Truein-�
cock and hen M. Fraser, catckrel F. nen, M. Raeder; pie' peas, H. i>esjai'-
McClymont and 2nd; Rocks' White dine, M. Rader; Barley, M• $oder,
i' it k' i:GClyiii�1)r1.t, Snoyvt(en & Batter; White oats, 0. .Bather, H.
:& Or arnger, hen J. Cot'icen7''s,'Serrv.-]•.Trine :ner Red clover seed rf. oder
;tern:& Graiiage••is;,;coels,rkl..;Sno'ytt�;n - ,' 0, Battler; Timothy seed II, Truern'-'
and d'>singer.;'ioocktm1 mviiip ,`1and''i'n'er, H:" Fuss; Sweet,elover R. Geiger'
Grainger( F. Me�Clyrnont.;. V rte WY- V. 'MeClym.:nt; .Flint corn O. Battler
andottee, pullet, hen, eeek,, ,cockrel I H. Desjardine; Dent corn Snowden &..
Battler;• Buff Orpington, rank,. o'cir 'Grainger, 0. Battler; Sweet , cern,
+Po
hen, t:aekrcl • 1V1, �`raser �„t; Si1.3er j,Snowde`ii•. Xz; Grainger, 0, `$attlet , $
Grey Dorkh)gs, pullet 0. 113atbler, M morn 0. Balmer, d. nintareo;'pea' beans
Fraser, cock M. Frazer, 3. ' ctckeres, t 0, Battler, 11. Desjardine; Buckwheat
Hen M. Fraser, 0. L'alttler, ,esockrel M. Rader; Stalk of conn. O. Battler,
M. Fraser J. Kockems; Brown Leg- F', 'eOlymont.
horns, pullet 0. Battler, M. Fraser, ' ltt'il,Ur.r
cock J. Kockenis, M. Fraser, hen M. Grapey, 1 var. M. Grainger, H.
Fraser, H. Penhale, cockrel M. Fraser Desjardine; Coll. grapes 1.1. Desjard-'
White Leghorns pullet 3. 'KOckoms, fine; peaches Il. Geiger,
F. Johnston.
F. McClymont, cock 3. l ockems, M. Mem. E. Porter; 1:''runes IT. 'fruem
Granger, hen 3. Kockems, M. Graing- ner. E. •Porter; ' 'e!1ow ezabs IL Des•
cr, cockrel F. McClymont and 2nd; jardire, v. McC;lvmant; Bed crab
Rhode Island Reds, ,pullet M. Fraser, J. Stirling, H. Penhale. B t+rtlette J.
cock M. Fruiter, J. Kookems, hen., M. Stirling, Ti.lPorter; ;Shefkion pears ,"
Fraser, McClymoi,t; .Anconad, hen 3. Stirling; Pearl, a.os-v, 3,stixi'ling, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Errata spent
1- nday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy
iVilcot of Mitchell..
Mr. _ Allan Armstrong has, purchase,
id the 100 acre farm, lot',9 con. 11,
Stanley, from Mr. Thornes' Robinson,
the purchase gripe being '$4,900. Mrs. ]Vi:arcile Corriveau of t :e-.i'4th. { Mrs. J. L. and the late Mr. -Kraft o
Mr. and Mrs. Len Saunders and concession spent Sunday. evening Dashwood became the bride of Daae
family of Detroit spent the week- with Mn and ,Mrs. Joseph r$edard of las Beaton Rev, youngest son of
end with Mr. and Mrs. brace Mq-: •th Btu Water Higli r 'Wirth •• W. R. Keys. Beaconsfield ave and the:
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. Eddie Brisson, who has been on
tthe sick list the past week, left.on.
Sunday last for St. Joseph's. Hospital
London, where he will 'remain for a
few days.
Mrs. Victoria Brisson of Detroit; is
spending 'a few • days in. St. (oseph
with her parents.
Mas, Rachel Denomme left on Mon
day last with her son Leonard fbr
her new home in Windsor. Her bra-
ther Eugene, • accompanying theur.
We hope the family will find much
joy and happiness tri their new -Terme
Mr. and Mrs. Theofile Ayotte and
Edgar - Restemeyer•
and Albert Miller and Mrs. T. Rest--
emeyer spent a few days with friends.
Fa St. Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. E.
Tiernan.
Mrs. Stadelbauer and family of
London were Sunday visible :e'er.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.Kraft.
Dr. Lorne Tiernan who spentthe
past week -withreturned
his parents,
y;sa, his home in Oittis ville, N.Y. on
Mnaday-
Mr. :and Mrs. Elgin Schatz of Tor -
auto and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schatz
of Detroit, nspent Thanksgiving with
1VIr- and Mrs. Vernon Schatz.
Keys --Kraft
A quiet 'wedding was 'solemnized at
11 o'clock at Elmwood Avenue Pres-
byterian manse when Rev. T. W.
Gilmore D.D. officiated when Verna
Eilanore graft, youngest daughter of
Clindliej. '
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson have
moved from Goderich to the farm of
his brother, Lloyd Dowson Which
they bave.3aased.
Commencing on Monday 'evening,
Oct. 16th a series of two weeks_ me-
etings will be held in Goshen United
church. The pastor will be assisted
by Rev. A. Moorehouse of Forest.
BLAKE
Mr. Gus Clark of London hoe been
holidaying with his mother an bro-
ther.
Mrs. Donald Turner andson of
Loddon, spent a day with her mother
and sister, •:Mrs. R. N. Douglas aced
Miss �7'cxlasiys '• ,• -
Mrs. Johns of Exeter was a guest
spea'keg• at :he'W.M.S.• held in the
Blake church. on .Wednesday after-
robn: • The e T nkoti
evin .meetin of
the year. L ctes Were present
froth
Varna and Goshen societies.
ILLSGREEN
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Coleman. and
Mr. and `Mrs. Clarence Stc.p'iensor
have retorned home after a very en-
joyable trip to Indianapolis.
Mr. Frank Hagan and t:lei. Mit
Dolly attended the funeral of a
friend in London.
Quite a largo number from here
attended the fair in Teesswater an
, Idrtesday iaet sn.l report n, t ond-
e e e • has Tate IVErs. Xe The bride, was Char -
been etitployed With Ms! ,HQcto�rp La- ening in a street length dress of. Cop -
parte,. reef.
op-parte..:fen+• the summer moritth- es now enhagen blue -with smart navy' .blithe
homes
• $oat A corsage of red'I Better Time
Miss„' Jar i Vfa se of St. Joseph's ! roses mode ^' •!••r'accent. : They.
Hospital, 1ondoti, spent "Stin<ray With were unattended, The 'bridal couples
her parents on the Bine Water i Outln left on a trip to Toronto and points:
Messrs. Ltonard Sararas and Hy east, the bride adding to her wed.
Brown motored to London on Mon- sidingensemble a navy blue coat-They-
day
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