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The Huron Expositor, 1936-07-17, Page 8suit 4 1936. • • • ,WPA0011WE 'PASTRY FLOUR 24,t, Vounds SARSI-Just fresh in. 2enetaalie WAFEIRS. Pw'm'd • • CORNED BEEF 2 tins vi1miaTALA0E • large jar , ERAS APPLE • jar ' CATSUP large bottle .TLUM JAM at OUR OWN BAKING • With bottle Vanilla ell for • l'!,A348 PEACHEIS TOMATOES -Squats• • 3 cans BORNE'S GELATINE 2 ftor 55c 25c 20c 25c 30c 15c 17c 28c poiArDEIR- 25c. 19c -. 25c 25c • A. Cs Routledge Phone 166 Insurance. Having Purchased • THE INSURANCE business of the JOHN RAN - KIN AGENCY from the Guar- anty Trust Company, I solicit a continuance of your esteemed patronage. All insurance records, etc., have been transferred to my of- fice and any information will be gladly given. . M. A. REID, Prop. WATSON & REID Phone 214 : • Seaforth Specialists in All Kinds of • Insurance. NEWS OF THE TOWN. Bowles Win At. St. Catharines, A rink of :Seaforth bowlers co,ntposed of W. J. Duman,- R. J. Winter, R. J. Sproat and Dr. F. J. Beettely, were in St. Catharines on Wednesday alay- ing in the Manufacturers! Towne- ment The rink ,W071 sixth prize.. Fere paha ale° •play,ed in the Scotch Doubles Tourney at Goderich on the same day, but none reached the neeney stage. 'e Death of Miss Alice Mary Brown. --e-The funeral of Mae Alice Maley Brown, whose death occurred on Fri- day', July 10th, tann measles in her 67th year, took place Saturday after- noon, interment being made in the Maitlandbank cemetery. Rev, Canon E. Aepleyard officiated. Miss .Brown, who vvas a daughter ,of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, of Harpur- heY, had been in delicate health since a child, and atter the death of her parents resided with her sister, eVties Sarah Brown, in the old ;homestead near Seaforth. She survives along along with another sister, Mrs. D. • Grummett, of diarpurhey. - The wedding took 'place very quietly in Nakina, Out, en Thursday interning,: July 2nd, by. Rev. Fr. IVIlarleau, 'of Nelson William Aubry, son ct Mr. and Meta J. A. Aubry, of Nakina, and. Jean Eleanor, eldest daffghter of M.T. A. F. Cluff, lot Seaforth. The attendants were Audrey Aubry and Lawrence Aubry, sister, and brother of the, groom, both Of 'Nakina. Following a wedding brealdast art the groom's home, the young eouele left forToren* for a week's, -hon,ey.moon, and this week have been guests at the home. off the beetle's 'falter in' Seaferth. Mr. and Mrs. Aubriy Will reside -in Naliina. 40 0 0 0 0 0 o o o .0 o " .0 0 S. T. HolmesSOn 0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 Main Street, Seafortly P- O 0 40' S. T. Holmes, residence, 0 .0, Goderich Street, 'West; phone 0 Nb. 119W. 'Charles Holmes' 0 4 residence, Gbderich Street, 0 4 East; phone Na; 308. 0 Ambulance Service 40 0 'Night calls, Phone 308. 0 0 Day calls., Phone 119 J. 0 • 0 Charges moderate. 4 0 0000000000 ooO00000000 .4> H. C. BOX . O• FUNERAL SERVICE . • 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 0 Ambulance Service • Hcispital Bed 0 4 with adjustable ratchet oper- 0 ated spring for rent. 0' Night Calis Day Oaks 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 0 • 0 0 0 0:0,0 0 0000 000000000000 4> • o WALKER'S " ° FUNERAL SERVICE ° 0 W. J. WALKER and 0 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. 0 0 Licensed Embalmers and 0 Funeral Directors. o Day or Night. Calls promptly attended. 0 PHONE 67 000000 0000 E.C.Chamberlain Clerk of the ,Second 'Division Conrt • County. of Huron . • . Office in the Domineen Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours : uesday, Thursday and Sarteierlay, 1.30 p.m. to, 5.0,0 pm. Saturday evening, 7.3e p.th. to 9 p.m. SERVICES, WE ,CAN RENDER Life, automobile, fire, sickness and iaecid,enit ensetrence. If in the mar- • ket. for any ,of the above lines, kindly give urs a call. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance Agencies Phone 334 : Seaforth, Ont. 3485-tf - Insurance- • ;With enormous increase in ' auto. accidents,, you cannot afford to take chances. Let us protect yon. Rates are low in compari- ',' •I on with protection give ft. ; Pronipt service and payment of eliding. In case of trouble,..,,the ; Company's ,Agents' through Can- • oda are at • your service. Enjoy *Our trips protected by one of Witt Auto Policies. • .1•Auto • Fire Wind •Conveyancing I Ade EU' the r and 4, , + ,. ?:frk MacDougall -Alexander. A quiet 'wedding trakplace an Elk Lake, Ont,, 'onJuly 4th, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd; when Agnes, Jean, ytoun:ger daughter of. Mr. and ea -s. H. Alexander, of Walton, Ont., was milted in (marriage to Mr. Jas. Mac- Dougall, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MaeDou,gall, of Cane, Ont. Rev. Mr. Boyd officiated., The bride .were a pale 'blue frock of sheer crepe with wthete accestories, and :eerried a bou- quet of sweet peaseand maiden hair tern. • A luncheon, was served at the hone of the tbridegeo,otn, after which Mr. and Mrs. MacDougall left tior Temagarni Lakes to spend a short honeymoon., Jobn areactst, oe, reerentai.eThel NOvir Opm feeeral was held teem U the inta - • • .... bee parents, Mr. ami.,Krs. Frost, East Welliaxa Street, on Sand•ay afterneon, when the eervtiees were conducted by Rev: C. C. Keine, followed by enteie me,nt ie Maitlandbank cemetery. The ;Pallbearers were :Messrs. Allen .Reid„ IStoddart, Leonard Bolton, Ha 's& Eyre, Harvey •Hehner and L. Cc, Bristow, and among those from a distanee who attended the funeral wee: Dr. J. H. Bristow, Bay Oity, Mich.; Dr. Russell Bristow, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. William BristotwaSar- nia; Mr. and Mrs. H. Eyre, Sarnia; Mie and Mrs H. Bargees:, Fleet, IVIiehe Mr. and .1aes,. Bert Knott, Stratford; Mrs. William Robinson, Auburn; Miss M. Bristatelearnilton; Mr, and Mrs. tHarry MeCooll Clinton; Mir. and Mrs. Mac lacCool, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrett, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam Hohner :and Bayfield. • Sermon Stibjects For Next Sunday. -First Pres,byterian and Northside United Churches in 'joint services held tse .Nerthside ,Chuech, July...,19th and 26*. Morning war -ship at el; evening service at 7;, Sunday Schools at 10 o'clock in the res.pectitee church- es. Morning s:ervide, sermon by Mr. Feast, "Reward For Fidelity: Let Us Not Be Weary in Well Doing." Ev- ening service, sermon by Mr. Feast, "'Herod Feared John: Why?" Heart- iest welcome to all. Egraendvalle itare Sun- day Sehtiol; 11 a.m., "Noah and the Heed"; 7 p.m., ."The • Friends of Christ,", --Rev, A, W. Shepherd; Min- ister. McKillop Chaege: 'Bethel, Cavan and Duff's -Sunday, July 19th: The Young People in e'harge in. all three appointments; 10 a.m., Duff's, special ePeaker, Mr. :R. eacKereher; 11 a.m., Cavan • Church, Winthrop, special speaker, Mr. Earl Anderson, Brus- sels; 11.15, Bethel charge, Mr, ,Ping - land. A joint 'Sunday school picnic of the three appointinents in George Pryee's bush on Tuesday. July ?1st. --Rev. G. E. Morrow, Minister. Ste Thomas" :Charelp-Sunday, July 19th: Sunday school at . 10 morning service e at 11 sena sermon by the Rector.No evening service. The evening 'congregation are re- qu;ested to attend the morning service. -Canon E. Appleyard, Rector, Dies in Sarnia. -Word has been re- ceived of the death 'of ;Mrs,. Sophia Knight in SarniaeH•oapital on July 7th after a long illness. , The .deeease ed woman was a eistee of Mrs. Wm. MeiMliehatee, -sea- (Seafortee. She • resided in in Se.rnia district all her mar- ried life. Surviving are seven daugh- ters: Mrs. M. McDonald, Mrs. 'E. C. .Crandon; Mrs. Geoffrey Crete, Sar- nia; Mrs. William O'Neil,. Point Ede. Ward; Misses Carrie, Margaret and • Florence Knight and a son, .Frank, of Crew's Nest, et C. Mee. Knight prior to her marriage was Miss Sophia Sutherland and lived in this vicinity. MraWilliam'. McMichael, Seaforth, and Mrs. Duncan, Wood- stock, are the surviving members of the family. • Death of John Lennon. -The death of John Lennon occurred Friday last at his home in Saginaw, Mich., -where he had lived for nearly fifty years. The deceased was born on the Huron Read, one mile .east of Seaforth, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Len- non, and :eldest of a family of twelve. He is survived by a family of three, two daughters and one son, -IVIr.s. M. J. O'Mara, Mrs'. Edward Mintline, and John; all of Saginaw. He is al- so survived by two brothers and three sisters: Edward P., of Westmount, vebec; eFearik,. , of Detroit; Mrs. Mary Thaepe and 'Mrs. Elizabeth Mahon. of Detroit, and Mrs. •Jarnes Devereaux, Seaforth. His wike,-Elii- abeth Kennedy, formerly ofDetroit, predeceased him three years a. go. The' funeral was ;held. Oft Monday 'rest from his' late home to . St. Mary's Catholic Church, where Solemn High Mass' was celebrated by the pastor.. • Interment was in the fel/lily plot, St. Mary's emebery, 'Saginaw, Mich. • Northside W. M. S. Meets. - The -egular imonthly meeting of the W. M. S. of Northside Church was held in' the Ih'asement of the church on Thursday .afternoon, July 9111, over thirty being ;present. The 'meeting was opened by singing "Saviour Like a 'Shelplierd Lead Us" and grayer by the president, Mrs. Laing. The min- utes' were read and received arta the various reports given. Mrs. Wiliiam read a paper on Temperance which was followed by the roll call. The devotional period was in charge• af 'Circle No. 1 WI* Mrs. Porte,ous, pre- siding. The Scripture lesson wee given by Ms. Bright. The hymn, "In Christ There Is No East or West" was ,sung, after Artiieih there were a few minutes •of silent prayer and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison, The Bible ;reading was led 'by Mrs. W; Black. Readings •vete given by Mes. Hutchison and Mrs, Barber. 'Af- ter singing "Yield Not To Tempta- tion," 1Misrs Lawrence gave jarre- port of the,,Domlinion B,crardeem;eeting. The ;meeting closed by singing "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" .and the bene- diction. Collegiate Principal "Loses Father. -The (Stratford Beacon -Herald' ori Monday neade the following reference to. the death in that city .on Sunday of 1Ver. William Ballantyne, father of Mr., G. A. Ballantyne, Principal of the ;Seaforth 'Collegiate Institute: "The death occurred at his home, 303 Camfbeia Street, Sunday morning of Ballantyne in his 84th. year, M. Ballantyne, a native of Downie • Toitv'nship -and a member ef . one de the .filitriet'S pioneer fiCrillies, suf- fered a stroke two years,age and death was due to the effects of this, stroke. He had been a resident of Safford for the past 16 years, com- ing here where he lived retired after selling his farm in Downie Town- ship. He had farmed in Downie the greater part of his life and was wide- • ly known throughout that •COMIMUTI- ity. Mr. Eallantyne had taken an ac- tive part in the Work of. the church and in civic matters while in Downie. Since coming to Stratford he had, been a member of Si.. Jean's United Church.. His wife died 18 years ago. He is euryieed by three sons: Russell, .Downie Township;Jamb, in the Gore of Downie; George; Seaforth; one daughter, Annie, at .home; one bre- ther, Angus Ballantyne, DOwnie; one sister, Mrs. William Holmes, Centre Street', Stratford. The funeral was held Teesday with service at his late residence at two o'clock and with in- terment in Avondale cemetery. Rev. J. F. Reycraft .of Central United Church was in charge of the service." , Death of Harold Frost. -The death. occurred at Harley ,Hospital, Flint, Michigan; on Friday, July 10th. of Robert II -farad Frost, in his -32nd year. leer. -Frost was the eldest eon of 'Mae ;ancl Mts. 'Reuben Fr'ost, of Seaforth„ where he was horn and spent his early life. The deceased had been a. ;suffeter from diebetes,, but had rateebeen serribusly ill until the Tuesday before his death. That - teen years an Wee Frost went to Florida, coming back a year later to be married to Miss Marjorie, 11(1e0o,ol, at Clinton, Returning to Florida he eesid,ed. tlhere Thr two years, beffere erroviag to Flint, *here hie resided until his death. Re is Varvriired by his; wed* and one deagh- tree; Rath. ,4e f.4 also survived 1,y his parents/ three .silititherrsi Mrs, ltoitv- ifed.BOrget$4 1%14 1Vilsties Thir,- knd 1ean at. arid. A f.4 4 4,4 1LX tlrIA 'Mc git:RE s .111•110=111•M LOCAL BRIEFS • • • ee Mr. W. L. Watson, of Taranto, spent the week -end with his father, Mr. James Watson, wed his aunts, the Mieses Watson. • Mrs. Albert Bond ,aeid. Mrs. Ern- est Brown, of Galer-were week -end guests at the hoitheof Mr. and Mrs. le G. eaullen. * Mr. Valarhae of Chicago, was visiting friends in town this week. • Mrs. Troyer, of Toronto, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. John Censitt. . • Mr. ePohn Zimmerman,'of Milver- ton, is the guest •of his sister, Mrs. H. E. Smith. • , • Mr. .George. Hays has returned Keine after spending several weeks' holidays with his brothers in Wind- sor and Detroit. •. Mr. W. J. McKay, of Thiamin's; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray, Mary and Cecil "McKay visited with Sea - forth friends. this week. • Miss Millie Johnston,Jof Hamil- ton. is a guest at the Nome of her brother,' Mr. Thomas *Johnston.. • ler. Frank Beattie,'of Iola, Kan- sas, is: a guest at the home of his brother. Mr. J. Wesley Beattie. • Mr. and Mrs:. William •MeGena mond, of Heesthell, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and son, Billy, of Saskatoon, and Mr. William Far- euhar, of Blyth, spent the week -end at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and MR'S, William Stevens. • Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin, of Englehart, are spendingethe holidays with relatives in this distriet. • Mrs. Howard 'L. Purdy, Of To- ronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerslaw • Dr. ,George Midln- garvvisited, his cousin, Mr. John Fin- layson, and other relatives in town this week. • Mr. and /Mrs. Stewart Murray, of 'Pittsburg, are guest; 'at the home • of Miss Edith Daviderm. • Mr. and Mirs. William Welle; Jack and Donald, and Mr. and Mrs, Howard Slmilth, of Rochester, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Kers- lake at Point Clark. • IMies Beseie Helmet has secur- ed a positilon as tetich,er in 'Tees - Writer. • Mr. Archie 1VIeKay and some, Kelvin and joffre, of Torotte, War ceiling on Seaferth fallen& this week. • Mrs. M E. DetborOugh, EN, and .defighter, MiseNeleey, el North: are visitirtg Mir. and We. .C. ,Zekarti. ' • MISS Coliil1, Who bus been the six:141's Servici For Ice Cold Drinks • AVON ICE CREAM • HOT DOGS and • HAMBURGERS H. -WESTON, GODERICH ST. - ' SEAFORTH guest of her cousin, Mrrs. Booth, has returned to her 'home an Toronto. • Miss Catherine Flannery motor- ed to •Madland with friends from Blyth, where she spent the week -end. • Mrs. E. Geddes and Mies Mary are spending a week in Bayeld. • Miss Maud and 'Miss Olive Laid- law are spending a week with friends at 'Selkirk Beach, on Lake Erie. • Mess Jean Buck, of Detroit, and leer. Keith Burk, of Windser, are guests at the ihocm,e of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plant. • Mrs,. J. F. Reid received word this week of -the death of her bro- ther, Mr. William Dewsen, which oc- curred at. bus home in Los Angeles. Mr. Dawson had been ill ' for some time. ' ' • •Dr. Karl Aberhart, of Toronto, is spending -a few -holidays with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aber - beef.. • ;Mrs. Lloyd iiirtis,, of Marmbra, is visiting her .uiother, Mrs. W. G. Edmunds.. • Miss Edna ateeKay; of Niagara Feels, is a u4.,, te;st at the home of Mr. andelVers. - .. Willis. • • Mr. endeMTS. Nelson Aiuhry, of Nakina, are , guests at the home of Mr. A. F. cluff. • Mir. and Mrs. Harry Eyre, of Sarnia., are visiting at the Eyre -home in Tuckerstathe • • Mese Helen and Master Donald Smeth have returned! leaeepi Milverton, where they. spent their liolidays. • Mest. Alex. Sproat, lof Toronto, was the guest of 'Mrs. Robert Bell this -week. ' - • Mies. Anne Gordon, of Cleveland, de a guest at the 'home of .11(fr. and Mrs. R. W. Catm,pbell, ;in ,MeKilleaa • Mi•se,Mary and Mr. Gordon Drall of Detroit, are visiting their greed - parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert. • 1Vers. Theisen and San, of 'Detroit; are guests at the home of hex mother, .Mrse..Carbert. 0: Mr. Stanley Hays, of We/d- em-eels teasitierg. e,t -the . home -et. his gereidraother, Mrs. 11..• S. Hay's. ' • Mrs: A. Edler and family are visiting friends at Flint, Michigan. • Mr. and Mrs. WI D. Smith and family and Mrs. R.R. Scott and family are sPending, a month at Bay- field. : " • • . • Mns. J. A. Case is spending a few d,ayre at the suramereleame of her sister, Mese Donald Hamilton, at Stoney Lake. • .. • Mr. atid Mrs. William Somer- ville haee eeteirned to Woodstoek af- ter spending a few days at the holme of Mrs. L. T. De,Lacey. • Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott; Betty and Billie, of Chieageo, are giteets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott. ' • Mrs. J. A. Smith and children,. who have been the guests of Mrs. S.enitles .mother, Mrs. James- Beattie, for the past- two weeks, have return- ed to their. }tonne' in Peterboro. • Mr. C. Eckert (was is Stratford this week on business. • Misses Bose and Emma Dantzer who have been visiting in this vicin- ity, have returned to their home in Detroit.' . : • Mr. Charles B. Stewart was •e visitor in Minden ,end Toronto this week, IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES. JUDGMENTS «COLLECTED • Our collecting department is R. re- sult of yeare of successful expeneece in collecting local or out of town accounts. Personal calls made on all cases, if necessary. No collection, no, charge. Remittance made month - y. gill yang -Mat- of accounts to -day to B. C. A., (License 176) Office oven R. Smith's Store SEAFORTH 0 TICE • The Rural Mail Ceuriers' As- sociation of Huron County will hold a meeting in Seaforth on July 25th. All Mail Couriers are specially requested to attend this meeting. J. M. JOHNSTON, President Goderich. 3580-2 • Der. ;Ear/ 'Sr and two. children, -Feverten----Aa-and-elloarnneeeavemegeLesees, at the home of Mae and Mrtee-W. A.- ,Ortioh,••this week. Mr. S'neith left foe TerentolWedeietsday, leut the1 el -alarm are: remeinting and well spend the holidays with their grandpaaents. • ,MISSW. Elizabetra Southgate, who has, been spending her holidays at blie./eame of her parents', Mr.• and Mrs. W. E. Southgate, has resumed her 'duties at Welk.* Hospital, To- ronto. • Miss Donna areole is eisitingeher friend, Mess Jean McDonald, -Wel- ton,- CONSTANCE afre eftd"Mes. A. G. 1VIcHarry, of Windeor, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mies. R. Rogerson. TheW. M. S. will hold an open ,meeting on ,Wednesday; July 22nd. Mrs. James F. Scott, of Seaforth, will _!give an address. A good :grogram Ig being -prepared. Would aull. the ladies of the cOMmunity please .ac- cept this as an invitation. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. MMillan, Lon- don, visited Mr. and iMrs. V. [Dale on Sunday. Marion Dale returned home with them. Miss Clarissa Dale is spending her holidays at Fergus. Mr. and 11VIrs. WiuliirnBtrittoni and Edith called ,oar Mr. and Mire. Walter Broadfoot on Sunday evening. Mr. and arra Charles Dexter and Ellen .spent,Moneley in Goderich. MANLEY Since •the destruction by ,fire of his pasture, 'ale. Henry Klehei has rent- ed the late Walsh Bros.' farm. and Mrs. C. J. Eckert, Joe Eckerct, Mrs,. W. J. McKay and Mrs. Aid E. Desborough visited relatives this week.. Mr..4.rohie McKay and sons,, from Toronto,evisited with friends over the week -end. • (Mir. feed Eckert and -Eileen called ,•on' friends in 'Seaforth last week. Ma and Mrs, T. J. McKay visited relatives in Seaforth this week. 'Fires are still raging in the pine swamp ,and .have destroyed several cattle and sheep. The losers' were 3. George and HenrybKleiber. • . Mr. W. J. (McKay, from Timmins; MTS. Jerry O'Hara and, 1Virs.Joe 'Murray have returned from Detroit after visiting their brother, Leo. NEW AND OLD TIME TIME lu'n LIW.1 under the auspices of the Clin- ton Old Time Dance Club Bayfield Pavilion TUESDAY, JULY 21 The RUStic Rhythmaire,s' 'with additional instruments f o r modern dancing will supply the mUsic, SO that you are assured of another enjoyable evening. .0. AMATEUR CONTEST A Contest for amateur performers will be held. pIf you can play, sing, dance or perform, you have a chance to WIn a cash' prize, and there is no entry f. . All entries Mtist be MAIL. no to st,„,11. Thottiv000, Clinton. net • later than Saturday, July Itith., those so lecolved will be considered, Daticitig 9 P.m. to 2 Sian.' ADMISSION 30e (tax included) Eferybody ViTeleonie etafez • IIILLSGREEN 'aThe farmers -are -thrieu,gh haying in this vicinity and are net sorry for it edther. With theeintentse- heat and drought many have to, ease. up on hard _labor._ - • - - - • - - -• A number from this: vicinity at- tended the funeral of. the late Wm. Fillingham on Friday last from the home of Mr. and ;Mrs. 'Claeence Parke on the Goshen Line to Bayfield ceme- tery for interment. • IIVIrs. Lorne 'Eller, e Falcon'bridge, is visiting her sister, Miss Edna, and brother, Allan. Miss Dolly Hagan is in Clinton for a few days nursing !Mrs. Peck. • Me. and MTS. W. Davidson spent the week -end with relatives hi Mit- chell and Stratford, Mr. Martin re- turning with the -hi to spend a visit Miss Edna Cochrane and sister,' Mts. Eiler, spent a few days with their •sister and 'brother-in-law, Mr. and IVIrs. R. Dec,'en route to a trip to 'Montreal and points on the way there. •:Kippen and Hillsgreen Sunday' Schools are heeding their annual pic- nic on Wednesday afternoon at Bay- field. The Late Mr. V. Stelck • There passed away on Lot. 27, Con- cession • 5, oxr the old Stelck home- stead, Hay Tatenetripe en Friday, July 10, ,Mr. Ferdinand Stela, son of the late tMir. and Mes: D. Stelck. Mr; SteTek was in theeham and while going about it is thought he was ov- erceme with his heart by the heat and passed away. When his neigh- bors, , Mr. and . Mee. A, Reichert, ;didn't see him at the noon hour as. he had been boarding in their home, they became alarmed.at him not get- ting over for his noop meal. They went over to his farm and. upon find- ing him telephoned his family to come at once. It was a sudden Shock to his two surviving daughtersand their husbands. • Mr. Stelck was barn on the farm -in 1862 and lived there until his d,eath. He was married' to Ellen Luker, daugihtee of • .the 'late Mr. and !Mrs. John 'Luker, who pre - L deceased him 33 years ago this No- vemlber. He we a good citizen and a fine neighbor and was a lover of his violin which he often played to- getherewith his Oliver lovers. His daughters, Mies. Oliver Fee and .Mrs. Gordon Love, Mourn his loss. • The funeral *as held on ,Sunday,..July 12, at 2.10 ham his late ,home, conduct- ed (by Rey. E. F. ,Ohandler and Wes largely abtended by relatives and friends. . Interment took place 'in Bay- field ,cemetery, Messrs. James Jar- rott, Alfred Reichert, Clarence Bren- ner, Allan Cochrane, 'Ross Love and Wesley :Richardts,on being the pall- bearers. The ,syrneathy of the com- munity goes • :out for his -sorrowing daughters and relatives. McKILLOP and W.A..Meet Thetreguiter ineeting of the W. A. and W.M.S. was held at the home ,of Mrs. Elden Kerr on. Thursday, July 2nd. '"Dhere eras a good attend- ance. The W. A. President, 'airs. R. Murdie, epresided. "Pass „Me Net, Oh Gentle Saviour" was, sung. e The Scripture lesson was taken 'by Mrs. W. Shannon. The leaflets were tak- en by 'Gordon and Miss Bele en Beattie. (Mrs. W. Shannon gave a evading, ."The Old Clay -House." Mus -die ioffered prayer and the W.M.S. president, 'Mrs. W. Shannon, took charge ,of the. ,neeeting, .The "stetwavectShiP. leaflet *as taken by Mrs. Ivy liendertOn. ."0 God Our !Help in Ages Past" Was Sung and rs. Siharitondled in prayer. A de-. 146. 1. • . Helena..4uttbWas served by Circle and Mis,•dateialie' /tieHgele, . '11"),111'44 41*164.1.'1'4 r , aterCariiiva. Sea -10th Lion.s.faiek . edllesday July 22. aradeheaded by Seaforth Highlanders Band will corner Main and Code- • rich Streets at 5.45 p.m: •. DIVING '"EXHIBITIONS WATER SPORTS MIDWAY •, RACEHORSE GAME REFRESHMENT BOOTH WHEEL OF FORtUNE GAMES OF SKILL .See Bills tor Complete Programme In case of inclement weather Water Carruivativill be held July 23rd. .Admission, including tax, 10c Children in Parade FREE Free Auto Parking and Mee. Charles Reg-ele, Mrteeled Mrs, William Hoegy, Marie and Louis 'Hoegyy Mr. end 'Mrs. Charles Eggrt, • Della and Norman Eggert and Huether. attended the ' funeral of _Walter Grease,- son of-- Ma- an4 Will Grosse, of Auburn, on 'Sunday. Much sympathy is expressed to Mr.. and Mme. Grosse 'by. friends in this vicinity. • Miss Ruth Steinacher, of Stratford, spent a few days with Ma-. and Mrs. William Koehler. lilies Joy Huether, of Morriston, is spending a few areeks with her cow - in, Della Eggert. • Mr. and IMTS.••Willi4m Doerr and childrea, of. Gacalltill, who attended the funeral of , Mater Walter Grosse, at Auburn, • spent part.. of Sunday avith Me. and Mrs. Jerry Doerr and took in the Children's Day • program on Sunday evening. 1Mr. aed,.Mes. A. J. Huether, Joy and 'Dot,' 'of Morriston, ond Mr. Will Eggert and son, of •Guelph, called at the home of Mr. Charles Eggert, UM Wednesday. . 'Me. and' Mese William Heeding an -Mee- -aarleafeese -Andrew- Seel nee hete-afe - Steatford, spent Sunday at the home of Nen and Mrs. Wen. Koehler. - The •Children's Die program. given; 'by the Sunday School of the Evan- general Church on Sundoy evenrmg, which was- held on the lawn of Mr, Charles Eggert, Owing te the extreme heat, was enjoyed by quite a large gathering, and proved.a decid,ed. suc- • cess. Each one en the, mgra,mme dii their part nicely. • The funeral of the late Mrs. Julia- BenneWeis on Wednesday of last week was attended, by a large number of friends and neighbors, Who extend their seropetely to Mr. and Mrs. Wim, Benneweis and family in their be- reavement. Notice to Water Users • It has come to the attention of the Commis- sion that many users of, water, who are not pay- • ing for lawn or hoseconnections, are using this • service,- without paying for. it. If thee users persist in the use of hose, there is no alternative than that the Commis- sion install meters. Please,let us have your co-operation. PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF SEAFORTH EALTH NOTICE An extensive epidemic of Measleg now ex- ists in the Minicipality .of McKillop, and it has • been brought to the attention .of, the local Board of Health that all cases are not being reported. • The purpose of this notice is to inform the residents that the Health Act, under a penalty, requires that i1 householders shall give notice to the' Board 'Of Health of the occurrence of "Red" Measles, and that the premises shall be quarantined and placarded. • Measles may prove a very serious disease, • especially to the very young or old, and in the present extreme weather, One death has recent- ly occurred. • Co-operation in the effort to protect the health of your neighbors by prompt notification is urgently requested. Signed on 'behalf of the LoOal Board of Health JOHN. M. ECKERT, Chairman. F. J. BURROWS, M.O.H. • ea' 1 4 ' it ILt :1;'4'p,Atita,)