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t ^â- ' k R ft iH . 1^, i . â- S^A } â- S it 1 •â- .» ) -â-  -^ '*'*"'" ^ ,* W^!^ fkB\)txion %imnct. â- -?â-  N'oi. 54; No. 5 WKDXESDAY, JULY 4. 1934 VV. H. Thurston & Son, Proprietori EUGENIA On »>unday there was a good at- tendance at church to welcome the new minister, Rev. Bushell. iWe welcome Rev. and Mrs. Bushell to our midst. "'. Mr. Pctfis Sherwood has purchased a residence in Ceylon and moved ther^ last Vfeek. Mr. Bert Graham and family have moved to ttn^ W. E. Morgan's resi- dence in the village, from Mrs. Well Grahaiii'^ home. Mrs. Well Graham and daughter, Phyllis have returned from Flesherton and are residing in their ow.n home. The Hammond family of Toronto are liolidaying in the village. M*"- and Mrs. Will. Campbell and son, Bill, of Tjoronto are at their sunui^iH- residence here. Mi. aAd Mrs. Will. Williams, who havti spent a few days with the form- er's parents here, have gone to visit the latter's sister, near Barrie. lA^e are sorry to hear that Mr. Elg.n Graham is not enjoying very gocd health at present. We hope ho ':oon recovers. Mi.^s Verda Genoa is the only pupil fros-.i our school to try the Entrance at Fleshetton. Miss Erva Magee an.j Master Bennie Hanley are trying from 8th line. We wish all the pup- j to the H-E.P.C ils success. I months i.Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Purvis and KIMBERLEY Mr. Eric Rogers of Mount Claire, Quebec, is spending the summer with his cousins, M7ss "5xary and William Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Good of Toron- to and Messrs. Simon and Howard Plewis of Hornings Mills visited with Mrs. Plewis and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrew. Miss Gerry Weber of Toronto, Mr. Art ,Wardman of Oakville and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betts of Flesherton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weber. Miss .\lberta Weber spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber. Mrs. Fred Wickens fell on Friday and broke her leg below the hip. Dr. Milne and Dr. Brow-n set the bone and it will be Some time before she will be around again. We sympathize with her in her misfortune. This seems to be an unfortunate year foi bone breaking. Mr. D. L. Weber and Mr. A. B. Andrew are both on crutches, while Clare Dillon is pro- gressing nicsly, although still slight- ly lame. Mrs. Ferguson is \isitmg her PRICEVILLE The induction of the Rev. J. W. Johnston took place Friday evening in St. Columba church, with Rev. W, H. Smith of Durham, presiding, and the Rev. Domm, Owen Sound, ad- dressing the minister and congrega- tion. A farewell party was tendered to Miss Edna McHugh, our much be- loved teacher for the past five years, and was presented with a gift of re- membrance by the people of the sec- tion. Mr. Shackleton, principal, made the presentation in some fine laudatory remarks of her worth. Mr. Shackleton has also resigned and has secured a school at Arthur with high- er salary. Our trustees were rather derelict in this respect in letting' him g:o as he was a tower of strength in the village in leading, in all good work. The scholars will miss him in the popular excursions he gave them from time to time to different localities. Miss Jessie Nichol, daughter of trustee, John, has secured the posi- tion of teacher of the junior classes. iui». -.^iB^'"" '= "•' & *â€" I -^ football match between Holstein daughter, Mrs. Baker, of Vandeleur.' anJ PriceviUe last Wednesday night Mr. Allan Ferguson has returned resulted in a score of 1-0 for Hol- for a couple of stein. „„^„^. Rev. J. W. Johnston preached his Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and the first sermon Sunday very acceptably FEVERSHAM Mr. Hugh Davidson, principal of one of CoUingrwood's schools , was pre- sidmg over some of the exams here. In conversation with 'Mr. Davidson we find that he will still remain in CoUingwood, in place of going to Fer gus &s reported some time ago. Why let good men go to other towns when there is room for them in their home town? You know, we are interested in his' welfare as he is a descendent of Feversham parents and forepar- ents. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter- ian church put on their play, "Tha End of the Lane," at the Rock Mills garden party en Thursday of last week and were highly applauded. Put it on in Feversham sometime soon and let us hear it, please. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Warden's Banquet Delightiul Affair Warden and Mrs. Vv'. L. Taylor en- tertained the members and wives of the Grey County Council, county oifi- cials, the councils of Osprey and Not- tawasaga townships and the press at a banquet at their beautiful home "The Maples at Singhampton Wed- nesday evening of last week. The surroundings were almost perfect and the entire {fathering, which sat down to a wonderful meal prepared by the Women's Institute, did full justice to the meal provided. We must thank Warden and Mrs. Taylor fOi the invi- tation extended to us, as it was one of the most enjoyable evenings we have experienced for some time. peeches were given by county offi- NEWS HELD OVER Due to lack of time and space we are forced to hold over several items of correspondence and reports of sev- eral public srhool promotion reaulta. Rev. J. A. Leece, B.A., B.D.. pastor of Cookstown United Church for the pa.;t four years, has accepted a call to Huttonville. So many bombs have been found in Paris lately, you'd think that city was the capital of Cuba. Some of these wire'ess photographs from the other side must have been seasick coming over. ^ idents of the vicinity. years, has sold out to 0. E. Webb, of Dutton. NOTICE A. '.ur. ana «ira. iiiuwm ruivia aiiv^j ^'*j-. ****v» *.-..-'. »»»*« â€" .,--- ^ - - ^ .. - family of Toronto were week end Misses Verda and Merelda of Oshawaj in good carrying voice to a large c vis-ltors with the former's parents,' are visiting Mrs. James Lawrence *â- â- "- '^'- .-"-.- -.--â- .h-- v Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purvis. Miss Muriel Carruthers is on the sick list at present. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mi-. Jack Jamieson of Toronto and Mr. D. Cavidson of Listowel were visitors over the week end and holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jamie- son. . We are sorry to report Mr. Henry Williams in a very critical condition at time of writing. We hope he will soon be well again. ,,Miss Mary McKee and sister, Miss Isobel, of Toronto visited over the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKee. Messrs. Jim and Eddie Hargrave. also Miss Hickling and little- brother of Toronto were week end visitors with Postmaster Park and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will DavLes and daiighter. Miss Dorothy, and girl friend. Miss Eleanor McRae, of To- itonto ar-^, holidayi«a: with Mrs. Davie's father, Mr. Jacob .Williams. Mr. Davies returned home on l^ies- day Mrs. Laurie Lawrence is with her mother in Toronto, after an opera- tion in the hospital there. We are glad she is improving in health. Miss Dewar of Fleshetton high school staff spent a week with Mrs. B. A. Carruthers and Carl. The school pupils of the junior room presented Mrs. Carruther%, who has resigned, with a nice sandwich set. Mrs. Carruthers was quite de- lighted. Miss Marion Fawcett of Toronto spent the week end at her home here^ Mi?i Lena Wright of Detroit is visiting Miss Ma'-y Staff'"-d. Miss Hazel Hammond of Toronto visited her friend, Miss Ruth Myles. Mr. John Weber visited recently in Toronto. TORONTO LINE NORTH Mr. Wm. Cronin and daughters. Margaret and Doris of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown last w^eek. Mr. A. Richardson and son and Mr gregation. The evening service was cancelled owing to anniversary ser- vices in the Presbyterian church, at which the Rev. Johnston led in prayer, with a goodly nuniber present from the neighboring church. Dominion Day was spent quietly here. All dooi-s open for business, the sound of the mower was heard on the land, and the day was finished up with a garden party and enter- tainment in the school grounds by the Presbyterian body, at which a good time was had. The holiday was notable with the presence of lady visitors from the city, all handsome and taking. A few were Misses Esther Mclnnis, Mary Belle McArthur, Doris McLean (with company), .\lma McLean and Jlrs. John M.Farlane and othei-s. Mr. and Mrs. Brawley of Beeton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Watson of Dur- ham and Mrs. D. Yeovil visited at the home of W. G. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chisholm (nee Jean Robertson), Lions Head, were also visitors. L. BROKEN SHIRE. R,. O. Eyesight Specialst Associated with J. P. Davis, R.O., eyesight specialist, CoUingwood. Ont., will be at Richardson's Drug Store each Wednesday afternoon, commenc- ing June 20th. Eyes examined â€" glasses fitted. Make appointments at Richardson's Drug Store. Mr. Rae and son of Guelph, also Mr. and . . %t \ir Tir;T..«« on*^ lUi- on.l "IVTrs. Toronto, and the former's cousin, Mr. Norman iMander and wife, also Mrs. J. Warrilow and little daughter, Joan, visited over the week end and holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Faw- cett. Master Reggie Fawcett ac- companied them home to spend a fortnight with friends in the city. We extend our sympathy to the Meldrum family and relatives in the death of Mrs. Robt. Meldrum at her home near Portlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Park of Flesh- erton and sister, Mrs. Mellafont, and children from the West were recent visitors with the Park family. , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sloan ano family of Ckatham were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walker Sloan. Miss Donelda Sloan has gone to Parrp Sound to attend summer school. We wish her success. CARD OF THANKS Mr. R. D. Meldrum and family take this opportunity of thanking their Mrs. W. ,WiIson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smart of Barrhead were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. R. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stephen of Bel- mont visited the latter's sister, '-Mrs. J. A. Lever and family recently. M'- Yeadell of Rocklyn c;pent a day last week with his cousin, Mrs. R. Richardson. Mr. Emerson Wickens is spending a few days in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sled and son. George, spent Sunday at Nottawa- saga and attended the 100th annivers- ary of Nottawasaga township. Messrs. J. A. Lever and Emerson Wi.kens spent a day in Barrie last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood and fam- ily of Markdale were Sunday visitors at T. Lever's. „^.. ^ J, J ^ ,, E. A. Meldorf, who has conducted ..X.. „..„ â„¢.- Walters andicials and others, among them being Dundalk bakery for the past four daughter, Lillian, of Toronto were ; Mr. J. .\. Kernahan, veteran treasurer ' " -- "- recent visitors with Mr. Chris. Thomp- | of Osprey township. Most of the son. ' speeches were short and to the point /-^ 4. • r. .^ r> ji „* xT„i;K„>.+,>r, I ^"<' thereby greatly enjoyed. Several Captain Bert Pedlar of Hanbui-ton • , 1 . , ., , ,. , . ^ , . „.. ,, . „„, , musical numbers were given and the IS holdaymg at his pareuLal horn,'! . „ " ° , , ,, ,:, r, !i I minuet was exemplified by four near here. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pedlar l . -i- i,i *• , , ... „ ,„>, o.,i,.af;„„ young ladies m attire suitable tor th- havu three sons, who are Salvation ',.,.,,, ^,,. , . 1 • : days m which the dance was popular Army Ofticers, a good recommend loi- , . ,, ' , \. „ oi. • ^ 1-... â-  --^ter the program a dance was he!..' tne examp e of the Christian life at: . i., , u „ t i„„ .1 i in Hammill s hall and was attended by home. They also have two daush- . , ,, , , , ^. ..u o 1 I large number of the guests and ros- ters who are members o± the halva- • tion Army. This goes to show that I the parents are not only testifying to their being saved but are living Try a ''Small Advt that life daily in their home. Miss Bruce of Honeywood was here marking papers for the middle school exams last week. Mr. F. ,W. Lindberger and son, Percy, have finished the cut of logs here for this season and we under- stand have gone to their home neat Lakefield. Ont. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Horton, Miss Grace Horton and Miss M. E. Henn of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. Horton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colquette. Mr. and Mrs. Colquette visited with their daughter at Long Branch last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Colquette and children of Owen Sound spent the week end with their parents here. 'Miss Minerva Conn, who has been training in the G. & M. hospital 'n CoUingwood p; -sed her final exam in Barrie and is now a full fledged registered nurse. Congratulations Mis^ Conn. Miss 'Marion Campbell and Mrs. W. Black of Toronto visited at the par- ental home over the holiday. I BATES BURIAL CO'Y i I 124 Avenue Road Toronto 1 DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE AT REASONABLE PBICES I PHONES: NIGHT OR DAYâ€" Klngsdale 4344 â€" 3456 5 Modern Private Chanel X. J. W. Bates Fred Maddocks Richard. Maddocks. Maiui.ger * Formerly of Flesherton ^ VICTORIA CORNERS LAWN SOCIAL AT 8th LINE The Women's Association of Max- well United chuixrh will hold a lawn social at the home of Mrs. Edgai Betts on Wednesday evening. July neighbors for their kindness during ^^^ Football game and program the illness and loss of their beloved jj^^^ ^^^^^ ^pj ^.^i^p sewed. Ad- wife and mother. mission 10c. IN MEMORIAM BROWN â€" V loving memory of Ross Arnold Brown, who died July 4th, 1928. Father, Mother and Sisters. FEVERSHAM S. A. SERVICE Insurance Germania Farmers' Mutual Fire In- surance Company, also all classes ot automobile and fire insurance. -JOHN WRIGHT, Agent. Watch Repairing I am opening an office in E. J. Bennett's furniture store for the re- pairine of clocks and watches. Seven years' experience and satsfaction Kuarantced. AH work euarantecd for 1 year. Moderate charges Service will be conducted in the Sal- vation Army hall at Feversham on Sunday, July 8th, at 7.30 p.m.. by Capt. B. Pedlar and Lieut. G. Pedlar. Everybody welcome. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. S. Shier and Elsmo«r wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and s>-m- pathy extended, also for the flowers during the illness and death of hus- band and father. A banana festival will be held at Inistioge church on Tuesday, July 10. Ballga-mcs and play entitled, "Mothei of 'Miner and orchestra music. Ad- missiogJZo and 15 cents. Mr.'Ad Mrs. Wm. Cantrel and Sheila m. Toronto visited at Mr. A. Steven'X Mrs. Cantrel and Sheila are ri^naining for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gamble and Billy of Sudbury visited also at Mr. Stevens. Mrs. Gamble and Billy are remaining for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Page of Toronto vis- ited at Russell Linton's. Mrs. Walter Acheson spent the week end with her mother in Toron- to. Maud Acheson returned last week. Robt. Ludlow and Miss Marion Wil- bur of Detroit arrived at George Lud- low's for a week's vacation on Satur- day. Robt. received word almost immediately to report for duty on Monday. The^ had to return at once. "^- Mr. and Mrs. ^il Hawe and Mary of Bright, Wm.^^n and Peg Stin- son of Toronto vi^ed at Mr. -Albert Stinson's for the holiday. Beth Stinson returned to Wood- stock with Mr. Wm. Ludlow for a few weeks. Chas. Moore entertained one even- ing last week. Among the guests from a distance were Mrs. Robt. Moore and Betty of Newbury, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Henderson and Marg- aret Moore of Buffalo. Don't forget the banana festival at Inistioge on July 10th. CARD OF THANKS Mr. Jas. Porteou* and family de- sire to express their appreciation of the many kindnesses to their wife md mother durinjc her long illness and for sympathy extended to them ^"T;r.%T F^r^herton.'" ^heir bereavement, Jos. Ferris Passes Mr. Jo.'5. Ferris, an old resident of Artemesia tovnship, passed away at his home on the South Lijie on Mon- day evening, after an extended ill- ness, in his S2nd year. He was a brother of Messrs. A. B. and Robt. Ferris of Flesherton. The funeral is taking place this Wednesday after- noon with the service being held in Salem chui-ch and interment made i" Salem Cemetery. PROTON STATION Softball games are quite the rag- these beautiful evening^. The induction of the Rev. J. R Wilkinson last Friday evening was an interesting event. Rev. Scott of Fleshertcn occupied the chair and led the opening service. Rev. Mr. War- ren preached the sermon and perform- ed the sacred induction ceremony. Duets were sung by '-Miss Sylvia .\cheson and Mrs. Earl Walton, Miss Dell Harrison and Mrs. Hockridge and a quartette by Miss Sylvia Ache- son. Mrs. Walton, Gordon and Russell Acheson. Miss Ruth Sherson and Mrs. E. Stevens were accompanists. A bountiful lunch was served at the close. The Misses Acheson are home for the vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moore and daughter, Betty, of Newbury are vis- iting at Mr. R. G. Acheson's. Mr. Moore returned after the holiday leav- ing Mrs. Moore and Betty for a fort- ni.ght's visit. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson and Mis-' Margaret Moore of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Coutts and children ot Melancthon were callers at the Ache- sor. home. Misses Marjorie Acheson, Betty Moore and Marjorie Stevens motored to Toronto and enjoyed the wonder- ful aeroplane demonstrations on the exhibition grounds on July 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNichol and daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk- wood, Miss Gertrude Lyons and Mr. Lloyd Lyons were all home from To- sonto for the week end and holiday. Holiday visitors at the home of the Dever Bros, were: Miss Mildred Sharp, Mrs. H. Sinclair and family and Mr. Victor Wickens of Toronto and Mrs. F. Sinclair and Vida, Bessie •McConkey, Nelson Clayton and Clar- ence Temple of Toronto. , , " The House ol Quelity " Specials L-\RGE BOTTLE CATSUP 15c 3 Bars Lux Soap and 1 Fkg. Lux for 23c 6 PKGS. J7LLY POWDERS 25c Sensation Mops, treated or dust mop S9c Pratts Roost Paint kills lice and mites. 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