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". 11 �1� �,._. - 11 _1 I . - 11 I I I Londesbaro at Sesforth, June ath. . .. - .q I.: �1�,� . - . . � , 1�. -, ',,41 7.- � ' ' ,� I - . Seaforth at Loridesboro, July 11th. . I I .. . .1 YtVf� GENERATIO'N% , � Mllis Wes -ley at Seaforth, June Ist. . I . . '* . Seaforth at W111118 Wesley, June 15th. I . The above picture 1W remarkable in that it contains five generations of a LondesborG at B17th, June 15-th. � . widely known and pioneer fam-ily of Tuckersmith. These are Mrs. William BlYth at Londesboro, June Ist. � -1 Murray, of - Tuckersmith, aged 93 years, born in New Brunswick; Mrs. 1. Willie-Wesiley at,Blyth, June Sth. Towuse4d, aged 69 Years, -born (in Tuekersmith; Mr. J. J. Townsend, -of Blyt4 at Wiillis Wesley, July 15th. I Windsor, alged 47 years, born in Tuckersinit1h; Mrs. C. Underwood, of Vnnd-- Seaforth at Blyth, May 25th. sor, aged 19 years; born in Algoma, and Shirley Iria, Underwood, of Windsor, Blyth at Sea,forth, June ard. aged 4 months. . . - - Note. �N 1. The secondary games are to be ZETnTT==T=__ . played August 1st and 17th. � I THE IbORD RATH NEED OF THEN off our Natiplial Debt." 2. Double header at all- points 4 i. There you have it—it's the other -here there is both a .boys, and a girls' To MT. and Mrs. D. J. MacFarlane, - .,It of ,i,w. team. poa � . McKillop, on the death by accident of Why Not? S. .Ganies sitart: Giels, 6.15 p1m.; 11 their two sons, George and, John. On the face of it, this- s6ews a rea- boys, 7 p.m. , �.) sonable argument, but the answer to 4. Girls -will play 7 inning games The Lord hath need of them, they are it seems equally reasonable. In our when theire ' are double headers. I His own, system of, radaing revenue for every 5. Single games start at 6.30 -P.m. I . i, __ He lent them ,only for a little day, dollar that reaches the Federal Treas- 6. The place and d,ate for games And ere the lovely -blossoms were full ury, several. go to private interests may be ,changed, by agr-eement of the $ - blown, Mr. Ward is interested in farming' teanis concerned on notification of the . - - He took them home to bloom for Hill Let us take a typical Illustration of Sufpervisorr. I qlway. how this works out with the farmer. 7. W4n-ning teams must report to � the Supervisor within 5 days of the I Supposing a farmer buys a set of . TbA�re are no chance events, God rules 1�arness made in the United States. ivin. .. on high; The duty is 30 per cent. Let us as- 8. The pastorls inittials after the A sparrow cannot fall from out His surne that the set of harness is worth player's name means that he is pas* "re; $30.00. By the tardiff, he has con- tor 9f the player whose name he has , We vex ourselves and vainly question tribuited $9.00 to the Public Revenue. initialled. why? That is, he, as a producer, must pay B.'SNELL, Supervisor. . When love is round about us every- that amount to the Government be -40 . - where. fore they will permit him to use this � set of harness. as a means of produc- TRIP TO FLORIDA The Lord hath need of them, so calm tion. thy fears But there must be five times as What's What! Who's Who and Why7 � Nor think it bat a hard, relentless much harness made in Canada as *s (By F. G. Neelin, Seaforth) 14 fate; .imported. It follows, as logiically as Some day the light shall slriine, and day follows night that the Canadian In the immediate vicinity of the I - � through thy tears manufacturer will make his selling Sunshine City, St. Petersburg, are - Thou shalt see God, �ass " tl� Ul pr�ce comV very close to the foreign many places of interest and among and wait. price p4p ,�, the duty. It is not pure them is Haderia, Poipt, on the Gulf H. ISABEL AHA - cussedr%ss on his part dwit he does of Mexico, u ,three hours, auto drive. �/ this. It is natural and inevitable. Its chief attraction is surf bathing, i , ow— His own cost of production is inereas- the water maintaining an even tem - 1 I 1. I � ed. The thread, the -leather, the awl Perature of 72 degrees. The thou- � PAYING OUR NATIONAL DEBT.- and the Tuaddliery,he uses in his"fac- sands orA,aily-visitora don seantsport .� I I - �. . lip,. (By R. J. Deachman�) '4 1 ` tory, all cost lnbrtf becbMsellof tariffs' -attire andz eay.*A in. the surf for a 'VL and in or -der to recompense this nec- time and afterward lol on the pure Some weeks ago I wrote a short essary outgo, he must chiirge the wjiite sand of the beach and bask in article entitled "Should we pay our fardier more. Let us assume that he the sunsMne a-pliarity. Apparently, National Debt?" To this, thete b7as does nQt charge the full amount of the eighty-year-old ducklings and the � - been over two score replies and in the the additional tariff. Let us say that younger smart set enjoy the dip and �, 11� whole lot, only one man suggests we he only charges 20 per cent. over the contingent sand festivities. Its the I should not pay it. I point this out to world price level of this product and life and they don't weaken. Daring C�ouservatiwes who may he searching we have $6.00 in extra price goilig to our visit to Maderia Point we were for a programme thaft will carry them the Canadian manufacturer. Now I seated in a tourist equipage beside a (e�5pecially their leader) to victory. have estimated that we make in, Can- lady and gentleman who stated their Here is something the people want- ada five sets of harness for every set names were Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells, Pay off the debt and the bale, of how we import. This is only an estininte, L.D.S., of Water'loo, Ont. Being it was done will, "echo down the cor- but it covers the point. In that case Canad�ians there was an instantan- ridors of time" like the story of the it is clear that the Carradign farmers eous bond of friendship existing which "burnished hands of steel linking oc- contribute $34 exitra to the, makers ripened into harmonious acquaiat- ean to ocean" and, "the grand and of harness for every $9 they contri- anceship. The doctor stated that in ( glorious Empire on which the sun nev. bute to Canadian revenues. It's at his younger life a serious lung af- er sets." How commonplace, sound least a three to one shot. fection developed and medical advIce � new, 1hese resonant phrases which fil- Very Costly. determined upon the high altitude of led the political speeches of the past, Now even if the interest rate upon Colorado to effect a cure. While in lbut let me V on, wAh this business money borrowed ,by the Federal Gov- Colorado met Mr. Mlan MacLean, 'A.- wnt of ernment is 5 per cent. and we have rancher of Walsenburg, Col., and re- � the one man who wouldn't pay itl to pay $30.00 to raise $9.00 of rev- mained as a guest at the ranch for enue, Jt will be seen that, as a mat- several months. Mr. Allan McLean The Opposition., ter of actual fact in so fax as our rev- was associated in The Huron Exposi- - ' enues are collected from Customs tax- tor with his brother, Mr. M_ Y. Me - The comes ation, we are actually paying not five, Lean, of revered memory, formerly from W. J. Ward, Progressive mem- but filteert per cent. upon our bor- editor of The Expositor, and an uncle ber from Dauphin, Manitoba. Ward rowed -money. Now I do not deny of Mr. K. McP. McLean, its present is a thoughtful chap, who has given that the process of paying the debt ecUtor. Wells stated t[hat Mr. Allan considerable study tq public problems. is painful, but fax worse Is the con- McLean was not ill robust health and eof� �� Necessary as I find A to diff er from tinued process of paying the interest physical sufferfing caused a sympa- . him, I am by no means discouriting on it while our revenues are colilect- thedc friendship to exist to brotherly I - Ward. Heaven defend us from a Na- . - accordon problems, public or private. ed as they are by means of this form kinship. The ranch was in the Black tion Vhere.all the "ople are of one of taxation. I When Mr. Ward pays his munici- Spring Ranch on account of the mag - in .the end, their judgment, not bav- pal taxes it is done by direct taxa- nificent spring of water on the prem- ing been sharpened by opposing con- tion. If he carries amlortgageon his ,ises. The ranch home -was pic- tacts, will be weakened and we would farm he pays the amount out of his turesquely situated and was built by have a people of trivial opirdons—as e;4rn�.rngs. The interest rate may be an Englishman who named it Wal- * trivial, let us say, as the opiniori� of higher than it is with the Federal singliam Ranch after his home town `Tommy�' Church. , Back now 'to Mr. Government, but in the ease of Fed- in England. The house was a splen- Wlard and the de6t. ItIs the s0ing eral revenue he pays $1.00 to the rev- did structure built of adobe, and con- -, air whi0t causes me to drift from the enue and $3.00 to private collectors. tained eight rooms with a fireplace subjoet this morning. In many cases he pays a good deal in each room, wfftich was occupied by I Ward write&:— o e eircum- its owner and associates. MT. Me - "So long as we have debts running statees is it not the wiser course for tean purchased the,property and not - into many billions upon which we are you and I and Mr. Ward to Pay Off withstanding ill health, became paying anywhere from 7 per cent. to our Federal debts or to make some through energy and efficiency a suc- , 1 12 per cent.—I refer to debts other move towards paying them off and let cessful rancher � raising over 2,000 I than our National debt—I do not think our private de�W run or maybe in- sheep besides W.rses and cattle. The it is good business to pay off ,our- Fed- - crease them? That after 411, seems doctor assi&ted in selecting and as- eral obligations through u tmIcess to me the sounder course In the p6- sorting the different grades of wool - which wgi foree millions of people to culiar circumstances ill which we are and then, baling for market. Th", . borrow more high priced money in or- placed. shee shearfing and dipping, a yearly der to reduce tour National debt upon .0i, I I : r= event, took two or three weeks. V which we &To paying only five per WEST HURON 9OFT BALL These were stressful days as all hands -1, cent., and I am sure therev �s no stud- LEAGU19 had to ,I* fed. The doctor was re- ent of i0anadlan economics- who will quisitioned as veterinary surgeon and �_ . -say that the ,present method of rais- The -following is, the schedule for assistant, cook. The ranch sotaff's I � I ing r4venue for 'par Federal EX- the primary and secondary games of daily consumption consisted of two . chequer i§ nvC a very burdensome one soft ball in, Huron West under the sheep, bftlis 'ad libitum, sow -belly - upon the people." I . I . auspices of the Young P�0*"` So- (fat pork), besides great quantities "A gross itiju9tiee is being. 611b to cieties of the' United Church, H'Urorl of bread, whieb was baked -on the � the questionof our financial "altion Pmbytery. premises, Twerity-five Mexicans per- , by sin I gling Out a port&oll of v& debt GROUP 1. formed, the worlk of herding the sheep 1*v . . and. calling A our. National Debt., To , , . Boys' Games. and animalls. Their meals were f3erv- . . my .mind the obligation Of the indl- Lond-osboro '(Kriox) at Varna, May 25. ed at the ranch (home, but -they slept - _. I . vlitual to ibis tocal ,banker ,or to a varna-st,Londeaboro (R), June 10th. any place ,about the premises, usual - f . tii#Agn:g4 �compan-g, life insurance Lon&tboro M) at Clinton (Out. St.,) ly rolling themselves into a blanket— , I I . 1�6'1,4 11 pal)y,or to ,any other person. is June 15th. not always clean. I _ 9 I - 3ust 16% 'MUch Part- ,Of our N`ati(>11&I Clinton Olt. St. at Londesboro (X), By way of mention evidencing that ,dob� , -ad is-'ifie ,�61�gation to the Fed- June 7th. "the world is small,' was illustrated , , , - '. - erni, Tkoaiuo, sh#-�bU tboner 1we re- Lovdeshot6 (K) -at Brucefleld, Jum 1. by al pleasing event that occurred on � etigniyo ftt ** r*,W,VG,01&1, Xutlicipalt Drucefield at Landesboro, (X), July 6. Monday last. While seated on one'of . Sch661, blOWi04ANdhidii4l i0i& d6rpor- Va,ma at CITAton Ont. St., June Ist. -the gr6en benches provided by the ' . - rAe debts � Ar6� '�� K" 'I'd ,the X010`31al Clinton O,nt, St,'at Varna,-Joly 6th. city for the aceonmodation. of "sit - L, idebt of the- 6'61jit*,,Jt-�,�siddlrtt vdll, Varna at Brucefield, July 181L tot* -out" in the warrn sunshine on I , we get a , PtOk` - lyiikl&�fivo , ,, F, ,,. 49,,bUr Emcefield at Varnia, Jjino 15th. , oaoh sido, of Central Avenue, we were � I ". , , - 1, I firiandal �Qub)u r".1 11 I � .�, � I - � tMeefield , . L . I ft r u � . I . 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I If,' i The'V,11`�.��,,1'1'0,i,'� Thing Fi6rilkange Use. ' he, , - ,at -; ins 11114,a ba6y"% Lb %A, I . , ,rV, .- , groolli.4%as attend"�Jw lj�fs , 11 - I f . . John R?wsrell, of Sault . . 1 ;, per ton, DeiiverO.d . $ . a . . After the ceremony; tU . I ,�. j�%� , - de led the way to the diu�ing,rpo%l , 1� `:"'�; 'ch Was beautifully decorated with ., ��",r:" � �Vbqi � " , L I I � ',"�4 I � ... t pirnations, and ferns. Here a dainty was served,.. Later � Mrs. R-owswell left on a N. CL;'UFF & SONSO r,,rdd',1a-;1gd luncheon short motor trip, the bride travelling `,,_1"111i In a navy blue coat with fawli ,�, � , , I . � . �. .�, � 11 fur 1:;..� . --- � �. �,, I : __ —, trimmings, her hat and other acce3- __ __ ..";,4. sorks were to match. The bride- - . - - - -_ - roOm's gift to -the bride was a - I I . landzoniq octagon wrist w,&Jeh, to : :�,� . , , , case of "Who's ,. , Why" found the -bridesmaid a bar pin .set with in person Air. Fred _ .`,'erd, of Gode- amethysts, and to the best mam a . ria, well known' .", ,.ghout Huron, CANTATA beautiful set of cuff links. The p;e�- and the conseqqe r,e on of Huron . fellowship resultect histanter. Mr. 11 ents were numerous and costly show- . Pig the high -esteem i. -which the Shepherd retain's b15'4i6nie in Gode- "Joseph's Bondage' Young couple are held. On their re- ricr but takes an. od�ilslonal dip in ' real estate and buillffing, reporting presented by Blyth Choral So- turn they will reside on the groom's i the latter &§ being pai0cularly good, ciety, in farm near MacLennan, Their many Building operations iu- this warm hiends extend their heartiest congrat- climate -are continuous throughout United Church ulations and wish them many years the year. ,.; of happiness and prosperitv. I Winthrop I 0 Mr. and Mrs. Lutili'Robbins, rela- � ties of Mr. P. M. Chiisney, of Tuck- Monday, May 16, 1927 BAYFIELD ersmith, are happily.- located in a Breezes.—Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Mar - beautiful home in ' Pirospect Coull, at 8 p.m. tin, of Detroit, were at their cottage near Rosser Park,-,ohe of the pic- ADMISSION - - - 50c a few days last week returning Sun- - tuTesque residential pdrto of the Sun- day. Miss Susie Westl,ake and Mliss ishine city. Mrs. Robbim formerly Mary Gingrich returned with them. ived in Goderich, a danght.-r of the WINGRAM —Mx. and Mrs. Furter returned to late Mr. Struton, G.T.R. agent here, Notes.—Mrs. Griffin has returned to their home at North Bay on Friday, During our residene6 here we were her home on John Street. She was after spending a week with Mrs. peculiarly impressed with the entire accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Furter's parents, Mr. and Mxs. W, J. 9,baence of the home,Jike ho -es a.nd A. 11 Wilford, who will spend a few Stinson.—R,ev. F. H. Pauli and Mirs. buggies and ladies wi�h baby buggies days with her mother. — Mr. Alex. Paull left Monday to attend Synod on the streets. It looked like the McD. Hannah, who for the past few at London. Mrs. Paull will also visit passing of "the horse age" at last a ' .s years has been brakeman on the Lon- her parents aft Galt. Mr. Willd'arn cars average one to every five Per- don, Huron and Bruce, has been pro- Scotchmer is the delegate from Trin- sons here. The ladies and gentlemen moted to a run near Toronto.—Miss ity Church.—The Y. P. S. meet Fri- , carry their babies in their arms on Grace Greer under -went a serious op- day evening at 8.30 p.m. in the base - the streets and in the parks --a spec- eration in Wingham General Hospital. ment of the United Church.—All who tacular and p1leasurable occupation in We are pleased to note she is recov- attended the play given under the its colorful form. ering successfully.—Miss Clarke, of auspices of the Bayfield Library by . 0. Lanckshire, England, is spendilig a the young people of North Street ' vacation at her brother-in-ilaw's, Mx. U-nited church, Goderich, were well BOWLrNG ALLEY, LEAGUE Will Stakes.—Mr. and Mrs, Frank pleased. "Eyes of Love" is an inter - .1 Sturdy, of Clinton, spent a few days esting play and those taking part did The following are� this week's last week with their hiends.—James remarkably well. Miss Esther Hum,e Webster made a business trip to To- and Mr. George Belcher, of Goderich, , , lat 2nd Ord ronto last week- rendered solos between the acts in Jones, (C4Lpt.) ........ 181 14EV 171 1 S Brisht ....... I e=elqent style and their singing was sprosit . It" * * 11 12- �46 IA51 . - 192 , .. ,7�-- M -, � TUCRERSM�IS ., , . Very much enjoyed. Miss, Maryclw* 256 �. Phillips ::::*::,:., "a 194 162 RowsellMtCoy. — A very pretty aM Mr. H_ Hla.milton acec�mipahled Spencer ............... 145 100 99 wedding was solemnized under an them on the piano. Mrs. F. H. Paull Boyd, (Capt) wins .... 29(i 198 902 arch of evergreens and flowers on and M�ss Lucy Woods gave solos in Cheoroa .............. 199 106 121 Wednesday, May 4th, at the home of their usual good manner, with Floy Bell .................. 198 176 221 McKay, ............... 272 219 197 Mr. and M.rs. John Moore, of Liard Edwards as accompanist. Musical Smith ................. 175 13Z 174 Township, when their only daughter, s,elections were given by Owata�i Boyd. (Capt.) ........ 1,52 169 223 Mrs.. Sarah McCoy, was united in orchestra, Bayfield. Th,e directors of Cheores ............... 149 142 1 63 marriage to Daniel Rowswel-1, elder the Library wish to thank the vocal - Ben .................. i n 12.5 209 son of the late Mr. and Mirs. Charles ists and the orchestra for so kindly Smith ............. .. 2.34 208 161 Rowswell, of MacLennan, the Re,v. as,%i�sting in the program me—Walter MeKay ............... 218 264 169 Mr. Orr offiriating. The oL-rernony Wlesitlak,e has built a refreshment Huirgard. (Capt.) �ir� I 62 142 224 booth clo,s-e to his, garage and is lock - Devereaux ............ 2W 223 248 .----. ------ - --- — irrg ff)rward to a good busirie-s in Deem ................. 261 160 169 Reid ....... * * ...... 157 1 67 that line this summer. It will b,- un - 123 " r the management of Robert Orr - 0. -stewart, (Capt,) wim� 129 186 1` Concert and Mrs. W. J. McLeod is visiting her Bwber ........ ...... 228 179 3 2 J. Stewart ....., ...... 192 124 103 daughter, Mrs. Charle�s Ploter, in De- g. Stewart ... ..... _ 102 203 lr,� troit—Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and R. Jeffery ........ � ... 192 iss 196 family, of London, were guests, of C. Stewart ..... _ ... 246 150 219 Dance MN. Burt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. l(ea,ting, (Cap,t) ...... 141 I 657. 21S will be held in the W. Baker, over the week end. Little Devereaux .......... _ 270 137 18r, Miss Margaret Burt, who has been pwbiinson .............. 120 158 131 TOWN HALL, HENSALL Holm .......... I .... lao 193 153 visiting h,cr grandparents, returned Crich .............. �.. 92 107 159 with ,he,*- A ,,,I ago Monday "Thp McMillan, (Capt_) WiMq 121 144 139 Ecliprse" sailed into the harbor of Barbor ............... 105 aDs 171 Ffiday, May 13th BayfiPld, which is now to be her ,home. Best ...... _ ......... 194 219 131 Tb.p Felip�,p is the fine practically Britr1ht ................ 198 240 2145 Commencing at 8:15 o'clock p.m. new craft which Toms Bros. bought Thompson ............ 2?A 188 199 An excellent Programme will be given in the .spring fmm Mr. Moirs, of Port Bechely. (Cap,L) ...... �68 222 2Z2 , by the Frank Bosrenberry Quartette, T)ovvr, and he -ailed her up the lakcs Willis ................ 138 196 190 of Kitchener—Violin, Cornet, Piano, to deliver her to her new awners. Sh- GIUR ................. 147 122 115 Bill . .................. 163 211 160 Whistler. is forty f"t in leng-th and equipped Munn ................. 112 186 193 with two nitotors and all other mod - Mr. Bossenherry won the Gold Med- ern equipment. The old boat., "The al at Toronto Exhibition In6 Old Discount," which Toms Bros. hnve SINGLES FOR APRIL Time Fiddler's Contest- and took first &ailed for a numl-wr of years, has prize at M,eaford for �rovincial Hon- Peen forty-seven ye,ars servioe, and John Pullman won th� �ingles Vw April, a oTs, defeating the fbrmerJchaTnpiQn although A go�od boat yc-t, she has - $6 Sweater Coat, �ith a soore of 766 for an t 30 other contestants . udges as three games. The smr— Come to the age when she cannot. h- 1.�t 2nd Ord sured him he was in a class by him- a tM in deep wat�,-r. TOW t ru. J. Pullm-an ............ 260 277 218--756 self. R. Boyd ............ L - 212 U4 240-713 20 Old Time Fiddlem will he on hand O. R MeGeooh ............ 226 270 206--701 Admw,ion to Concert and Dance 550c B ' Jobrison ............ 296 .242 164 --- 492 1 . D. McKay ......... J. McMillan . .......... ... 217 I 59r 204 241 25"75 1-49--539 E. DRUMMOND, J. A. FLEMING ' W, Thompson ......... __ _ � 145 162 204-511 President. Sec.-Treas. -, - - - __ __ , - . 'CoA, Coke and Wood Why not fill kour bin now. Buy your coal early. Get better .service at less cost. Be Sure You Get the Right Fuel There are many kinds of Coal and Coke, but the kind that contiins the most heat is the cheapest in the end. . That's the kind we offer. Fuel that will make your heating plant glow and keel) yoil gomfortable all the time. ' Stop any of our loads at any time, and look at the quality. Wm. A-ment & Co. Phone 31 - 52 - ONTARIO .11 . I , " ,� , .1 , , ,4'.,'i�� . , N� ,�7.,!:;, �. I �. , %, 1. . . I .�.,W_�', -.-A, I", �N. " 152111M,20, BLYTH Notles—The Boys' and Cirls' Clun held R social v,veninR one Pvc,ninK last� wpek in the Oddfellsow- Hal]. Mr. Putters,on, of Cli-nton. AR7�cultural Representative, gav*4 q,eve,ml fnter- -- sting lantern %I'Hes, aft. -r which the �x�-cutive took charge a nd several Kroup game.,; and a ront4-Fvt was en- joyed. Lunc-hj was servod by' the erls.—Blyth Ch o rail cx -yc i k- t y was Zreeted with A large audience -at Clin- ton last week when they presented �he cantatA, "Jo-,Pph's Bondage." This Friday night they wil) appear in Wirighnm. --CoTnrnencing ori Su,nd.ay, May Rth, public worship was held in Queen Street Chutrch at 10.30 a.m. instexd of 1 1 a.m. as form-orly. The I ,Zunday scho,ol will commence .at. 11.45 until further notice. Sunday b,ei n g M,other's Day, R good progrRmTne was prepared by the Sunday school. A juvenile eb<),i,r led the singing, arid many of the junior me.rnbern t,00k part in heautiTul little exercises in honor of Mother, Th�e Tnixpd quaTteete. ren- deref] a sel-ection and Mr. Stanley Sidtharpe snmg a solo.—Mr. C. K. Taylor h,q.q rp<�Aived word that his , son, Boyd, has a0cepbed a position ori the continuRtiioti ,,u_-hoo,l staff at Spruce DAle, 0 -n -t., and Harold has go'he to Beardom, nPar Port Arthur, where he is Pngaged in niffieral prospeu-ting. Both Boyd and Hhrold have been at- tending Queen's University.—We are pleased to learn of -the success ,of Cecil GarMineT, Who "s pag,s� his examinations ill , Arts. )This now el- tWes him to the d;egm of Master of Arts arid to aft to'hia name tke let- -0.1-, 1--.,___ __"_,",T".--,",' li I 11, - I I'l , 2, �X I e, "'M ,� RZ - r % �-ber'A�, W,,Qbhg",q_1k , ,Rf , " , ley 404 T ,1 - I 1 Rka I Valuq I W - , a, A 1he �,Ieo"( . �" I.,. , mo. " �, I "m,-.��, , AT -A...'. I I ;%.,i., .,- " 6 '�- " `4 - r0=.`S_11D;re1 are - 6M I I � k .W , ,._j� ,,O,r, . , ". ., ". -1 'lgh , , ]�� RD'h,ort "M _�W-O.Mr��'S ii ,, A M, " ow '46 "...., �� anklo.—Tho' fiuO- � , - IR 'I," rzeshitei I .0 I ."., �. i1al", - 00#= � -11 . I tween �tl� '. , 11 � , , I , �� , , , "Resaly � at, � , I -Z ." �� Young Peo . � o' ' I , I .� .r ,'LL', tion Yeattires ;oaf - k � �� I" . such as softball, tennis, vvjly�'. 111hp,1. t basket ball, indoor gwrmes p-11bhy", I �� pageants, pantomines. and ,Atunts capable of achieving the liable p " pose for which- they - e -1. .. 1, 11 � was held in Blyth St. Is . . . . . . .ed Church on Monday eveninl;, 14 affirmative, which was upheld by � ", . I ��'�, Wardell and Mr. Johgrtori, o-r,�' "I U K vale, won by a few points. The, I " e 1; . ,� - als were presented by -Dr. i I Miss Mustard and Mr. A I I son, . 1. Brucefield, upheld the negative SW splendidly. WIdle the judges retire to make the decision, a short pro- gramme war. enjoyed, consisting of a Piano duet -by Mis�ses P. Gidley and'E. MiNs; a duet by Rev. George Telford and Mr. George Lefth; a piano duet by Misses J. Popplestone and A. Rog- erson. R;ev. ,Snell, of kondeshoro , s -poke -a few words, and also Dr. W_' lnty�re. 'Miss Dailey, of Goderich, when giving the judges, decision, spoke a few words of encouragement to the young people, after which lunch, was served to the visitors and tho3e, who took part in the programme. -, DUBLIN Obituary.—Mrs. Catherine Hast- ings was buried in St. Vatrick's Cem- etery on Saturday morning following Requiem Mass at nine a.m. Deceas- ed who was a sufferer from Bright's disease, was in -her fiftieth year, and leaves two daughters, Mary, of De- troit, and Loretto, a pupil at the Vrsuline Academy, Chatharn. Mrs. Hastings buried her husband six years ago, and her inoth ,gr,s. Lambert, three years ago. 4;e pall bearers were Messm jot A and Jack Red- _ 'L , 'i mond,, L 1. ]�Go6y P F. Benn,. John *mny antl Iq'9Xi600d.. Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Nagle entertained forty of their Logan and Dublin friends to aprogress&e euchre on Monday night. The first prize was won by Miss Von McConnell, Dublia; second, Miss Margaret Byme, Logan, Miss Marie Benninger, equal; gentle- man's prize, fimt by Joseph McCar- thy, West Monkton; second, Mr. Tom Butter�, Dublin, and Mr. Joseph Car- penter, McKillop, equai. ?rizes were given to tho,se winning the highest number of points. Luncheon was served by the hostess and a dance followed for two hours, the Logan Melody 0-rchestra supplying the mus- ic. Many old songs were sung in unison, with Mrq. W51harn Uniac on the violin and Mrs. Dermis Mahony on the piano. Both are accomplish- ed mus�icians.—The Adtar Society is gi . ving a social evening on Friday ni gb t. Pre-entation.—Mrs. James Shea, part pre.side-nt of the C.W.L., was presanted with an dlurninated address. and a sheaf of pink Carnatioms. Mrs. W. J. O'Rourke read the address and Mrq. William O'Reilly, first Vice - President of the C. W. L., made the pre-sent.atinn. Mrs. Shea kindly thank- ed the members of the C. W. L. and remarked that sbe deemed it a sin- cere honor frorn the Society and felt that the year 1927 would hold cher- is+ed memories for -her of the DubLin sub-diviqinn. The stage of the hall was beautifully decorated with cut flowers. M.ary of thp members were pr(,sent at. the first meeting be,ld by the new President, Mrs. W. J. O'Rourke. Fullowing the opeiring prayer, the singing of two hymns by all , pre,-.ent at the beginning and the clos�- of the meeting. Prize,,; will b� given to the three pupils of the Entran,ce Glass taking the bi�rhest marks. The following was the ad- dress: "Dear Mrs. Shea: On your retirement from the presidency cd the Dublin unit of the Catholic Wo- men's League, we wish to express our devp appre6ation of the zeal and de- votedriess with which you have ful- filled the dutie,; of your office. during the past two Years. Under your able direction wo have succeeded in con- tril)ui�ing R conaiderrabl-e sum of money towards th4, endowment of a Chair of Church History in St. Peter's Sern- inary. It is also due to your effici� mit. manawpment that our local twanch � is ranked high in Diocesan activities. You hame been untiring in your ef- fort towardfm making a success of all our ,social functiom. You have been an amiable bosbs�, and we, your as- sociates, have always found . yo,u a staunch fri+-nd and supporter. Your generosity to -ward the needy is evi- dent from the assista=e given to charitable institutions, and at the same time you have respoinded gerier- ously to the require-ents of the church and the pariah. All this VM done in a quiet unassumirg tit,aftne'r and in a spirit of charity arfd ldrid- less, which ,has won the apprViall ' a. ,of all. An a slight tokefi 6 n,i 4W gratitude, we ask You 1�6,`40,0*t.Afs I, :1 �; _,o � 6 il � = 4 � ` - small gift. Signed on, W ladies of tbt C " 'b, -Al �N'. - I W L r'. , �' ! "'R , , . I � . 0 � " 4" T. � "It I I �', I ,� i League—A . ON, � t1l � - deftt.ff- 1 11" �, I � � ?P111 , 1 ,<X411,",1 "'..'�".- �, ; � , - .11 � .. j. . . . . .1 ,�;,,��, _;.��t�,, I"'. ''. ,_�, 1.�,�,;, 'pl, 1! , . I . ,,,, :,:, �,_ 1;1 ,14".., � � - : �, , � .� L ' `!:"%1 , 4 �j_ . ;I- ,, "', I : . .11,iAl :� 1 ,, ` " " 11 , Ilk 1.14 I I."� �,, � ,� ,,, �� . 11 11 , - .I.-,"- i��, . 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