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RL SO4tP,.19 BARS • • • • • • • • • ,? .. 33c. s,
HANDY:, A.MMOVA, PHO, 5c
PAII41914VE, . SOAP, 2 BABB POI,: • • • • ;....
PRINCESS PLAHES, 2 PKGS..'" • • ••••••:.. ,......29c
-11ITAKEE—C-ORN . • , 23c
ROBflFIOOD 0.ATS;""CII;NA, '1"it •••• /
114-0RW FANCY ,pgn. sALstu.N; OAN'
SODA '.RI§CUITR? .2 LBS.. ,;'• • • • • • • • • • • .• •••• •••• • • • • ,s • • • Pc • -
FANCY, MICED ,SHORT "EREAD,: LB. ,25c •
^4.. LBS..................'MACCA.RONI, , .0e
LARGE CAN CLARK'S PORK & :BEANS, 2 POR • • • •*i .25e
REG. 39e 'OA; ratRS- FOR .
GRAPH FRUIT, -5 Fog ..25r ..PRAN_OEsf Poz; ;-• • • ....21er
PRASIr'GREEN• VEGETAbLR$ ALWAYS ON ,HAND
'PHONE
CKN9NAP
ing's-Stare- News
Sale
Sample.Coats
$11095
20 „smart Coats in the'.
, Greens, ,Fawns, • Eines and
"oikeks are without
, fur; .while • all have . the new
''ileeve treatment. Reg. valu%s
of $16.50 to $24.00 and no two.
FRIDiY d SATUR,DiA*
„rBAEGAIN, .$11.95: •
SALE OF SUITS, $16,95
• _
A group of 8 or 10 stylish
• Nav7., Snits in the poliular
short' Coat • styles. All are Of
Imported Freneh Twills, -Or
matteraelLtleths_and come ; in,
Vasa', 6Ii06 14 to'. 20.; Ney,f
values of $25.00 and,$28,50.•
dynd_Saturday, $i
12 ONLY, WOMEN'S
NAVY surrs at
SUMMER • '
SUMMER GLOVE'SS
•BEA1JTIFITI; • SILVER
''-ErOwn & Red:FOX' SCARVES'
**dam!
•SPECIALS F
Friday & Saturday
4smaimiNS
PITCHERS 15c, 25c ,& 35c
• WATER, GLASSES;,' 4, for 25c •
•
:WHITE. PLATES, Ea.
HaWes'!.LEMON' OIL, Ea.. 1• 8c
Green CANDY JARS, Ea 1• 0c
FANCY• .
CUP•and, SAUCER; Ea. ;: :15c• .
CREAM. SUGAR,,
Beg.. 45c., Pr.:, ... ;...;,29e
2 BREAKFASTSets, Ea. $3.90
pPoogs :35e,.. 45c
ODD DINNER,. WA/RE :
PRICE
WINDOW :SHADES;
,Cream &. Reg15c
'Z,For ..,25c'•
CURTAIN RODS, Plat
keg: .pe, 2 'ler .......25c.
LADIES' COION ROSE,15c
. ,
adieS7t'Et11r-EASHIONEI.
SILK, POSE • Pr. ' '-'55c & 85c' '
GEDDES
aeiety_Stare
•IIERE AND -THERE
held,. their regular
„ •
May meeting last' Wednesday , oven..
ing in LueknOW Orange' 1414, the
Orange ladies -1-faVing-
naine" Lucknow Sepoyt, L.O.B.A..
' though • yet ; in its infancY,„their lodge
is going strong, Witt' Prospects for
, • , •
a.
buinber Of new members for June
. session; ;We:, extend our 1:3estwiShes
for the advance Of the Sepoy• Orange.
'.. Ladies:
The docial • cein.• 428, 11610
dne of the triost, entertaining' riecial:
'and dances last Thursday evening • a'
'•their May. dined. The ball Was Mk('
to capacty 1ect social will be or
May .25th. Everybody tvelcoine.
; Mr, Wm, L3ions of St. Helena spen'
a day last week with friends in town:
Mr: McTavish ,our drayinan; hi
inOVed: into the house lately vacatee
bV Mr. • thigh ,McMurchy. ' Mr, Mc'
Marehy has 'gofio out to his .larin,fei
the summer: Mr. ,and.,, ,Mrs: Mervin
tna,,,.0,Lalt9,Y.Ar%,bat•
libliwantrbrIttgitittartfritie
'etta,t, liontidary. "
-eictend.;;,our syj ethy to Mr,.
aOgi POtighli mid to 11 in their
, •
ti1000..boV0AVOMent,
if Ug 6,14 NOTE*
United Church NV.• g.
The regoor May meeting of the
W.M.S. was held in the school room
the,United Church: Mrs, S. Rath -
well PreSided. Over opening exercise
and business: The flieeting opened by
.T114 lir V.
•••
• .1 •,7
,
9".
,-,enera
Mr, 44,147LI'Rehert.-"Webster-
*jth ,frien4a here,,'.
Mrs, Watson and • **Walk
-Waterloo spent the" week•end in town.
XTS,':W‘liartin1"-
p4iitford were -.Sunday ,visitors it
.frianda bOat:-
Xias Edna Campbellei Onderich
„. ,
witasr• a -Week-end 7:visitor witb he
slater, NUS'. 4.4da.'144er, •
- •
91‘rial.'aPt.nWvilliNb4eY,r1:aarai:ii,3 M417.14sPirtPicie.
:Nklar and Mrs., .N.43dar. '
and.Mra• •Suekbannuei.
Detroit spent the week-erid..with`Mre
A. ROSS Mid, 1.4., "and -"Mra'..11 Thoa
Smith.; . •
• lir:- ands:Mrs:',.DickinSen arid d,augh-
ter of:St. Marys; were'-reeent Visitor
withthe.forrner's .inother,; Ms. W
P., ed. • . . • ' re•
McNaughton and, Mr., andlIrs. Lorne
Coleman of Hensall, visited at Miss
Elizabeth; Webster's. ,EP
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T.AuS"---L.EA-PER,
egtEpt BRICE, 'AD,Olt.gS§E
UNITED --CHURCH -PRA.SMERY
•
SeVeral Resolutions,Ad010ed—.Mee4
ings of the • W. 5.. Presilterial
-Held Same Day in port Elgin
; •
h Enke Presbytery of. the United
C•hurch wasjortunate havint Pr;
1Potor BraCe, General' SeeretarY of
Vi,e,IVIP3signaiY, and Maintenance Fond
•of the .United . Crutch. come to thein
.•
m their. Spring meeting,'Hald' at Port
n Elgin on May: Oth. presbytery, „thru
• its presiding officer; 'the Chairnian;
Rev. ' Sehofield of Walkerton,
f 1•,cilresseil its thinks and, deep appre-
; ,iiation for the •thnely visit of this
; devoted Stateginan of. the--.Cborch..
. At the ,evening ' session; , meeting
'ointly with preabyterlal e.t the W.
S, a large gathering . listened" in.
the United:Church ,to messages from
.
Pr. , Bryce and': Mrs, • (Rey.): JA.
JiainiltonBranch President
:)1 W. M. ".• -
Dr: R. L. -'1'r• eleativen, accoinpanied
by , Mrs. Treleaven, attencla the
Toronto - on
nCIng hymn 97. Mrs. Alton, then Monday and TuTdaY,
tealkiliehlirite-S'ilf the- pre-Vious meet, he C•ii•R• is inirsdizepae a 'Cent;
ing, The treasurer's report read by a mile" round trip"' excursqm to :the
Mrs,' T. Burns; was very encouraging West, ' between! ..MaY 31st and June
, .
Mrs .T
1....moNah, leader of, this 15th, with 30 -day ''Teturn.limit
Month'S, program group then- 'took
Rey: -R. W. Craw:: of Dorchester,
cliar06 of the iueetiPg• Pnn23. was a caller in town On Tuesday,
waS pofig. Miss Martha Xa9,Callurf Where he was Met' hy Mr Craw and
' *then gave a reading, which was mud' •
continued to Rincardine* to visit ‘lith
enjOYed. Leaflets on the Study Book their
were.,,read by- -Mrs- ''Maegitb, ; Mrs.' son, ev., .Craw and 'M
Alton, Mrs. !. MacMillan and, Mrs.
Tucker. A, piano: instrumental. was.
• then' played.' . by . ;Jessie MacEenzie
• which was innickenjoyed.,..lirs.-„Tticker
lead in DeVotional readings: Hymn
1.1.5;.witS sung and Mrs., S. .Rathwell
chisecl'' Meeting With prayer.
'United .Church ', Y. P. S.
Monday , eVenin's ,Prograrn was, in
During the year, in the: Bruce
i)reSbytery,.. one miniater ,haS. died,.
be Rev: James. 11. Lemon, late (;i,thc
•!Word charge. Early hist January,
he wire. ot Ifev, C. N MacKenzie �f
•
Ripley •. was -taken to ,:her heavenly,
:home., She also. wad greatly • loved.
Three'. widows .'Veterani-nf:- the
Manse: were reportedas having died
during •the year—Mr. IL Perrin.
of ,'Hinctircline, Mr William Roger
of Walkeiten;*Mrs,, Elizabeth' 'Watts
of Walkerton. Presbytery, i expressed
its sense �f great loss 'in these
"Goings Horne," .as Weil as :its .deept
est'sympathy .:::for "the.: bereaved
:iands,..................-'
One Minister; Rev. A. Edington of
Cape Icrolcer, was reCmmended to
he Hainiitori Conference"for::'•retire-
Churh after long and' faithful sei-
,
'the „bands of the Citizenship Com
.mitkee, - :With .;,the president,'
Smith. in the , The. ,meeting
opened, with -the, 'Singing Of a ;hymn
PraYer Nfileop •Arins.ti;iong,
Catherine MacKenzie read the Sergi --
.,.; • • •.
,Mr. -end' 'Mrs.' Ernie- iii1is4;• and .
family .and Mra, A.', E. "Millsen of
Mr,.and--Mr4:,..LRobert.-
;JcilniatOn . Of . Gederich,7-Were•
end guests at the bane of Mr'ind
"
Mrs John Joynt • ,„ , ,Two young Men were .liceiised to
§ ItathWell. • :; .P*".eli-4-444i11te-1-1'he'lle* 'end 'Her-.
Varna • on TridaY .P.,Itliti..'aceoin pained." ,Teeawkter,*, ,Mis. : /Cerries ' iron '
ky.hee. Annie Keyes, .h They Will:. be ordained
had :..aizide her home 'With her nBgOol,nnae,
Miss PuPY Keyes, , Whose.' death tinistiy
In's mi '
re graduates of the
eurred at Varna."°14: Tuesday:U.UiverSitY Tererito.' in; Arts Both
11 :Miss Mary Douglas ;: retneil 'have, eoMpleted :the nreserl'ilied •
t9 her :teaching dirties': at.•-'1Citcherfer.. in:theOlo et 'E
Mrs • . retuned Van vey Inglis. Mr. Rallagh, tails froin
ture lesson...A piano duet. Was ren- the death. of intith
"Vieteria,' gToi-•onte.111BilleatiLlhiaCve?neseiev;ei!Id
der&r,by „. r. arrickV Douglas who attended on nifssian d t r '
eJessae ie and Cath- the funeral returned to New York, for ‘• several years larild!. 4pnliovn
leCit*"
..1epiiairyeed tEionin' ;,.Geerg:..peugias. ''st.ane- theh; fitness :tn nterri- p-heirvqe
a mouth organ topic '''Phe' (N4 ' tia • wall, an., is r mainin he fp he '
ris n , Citizen in ,the a g re r
Community", was '. ably, '' taken '.' k
„ 7
Pharis Mather,S. After , the - Closing
hymn, 'the- repeating of., the,,Mizpat
Benedcition; krOnglit. • the meeting to
a"' close.--e'k., • . ' '' '
• Preabiterian* Guild'.
'The regular • meeting of the Ypunt
People's Guild :WaS:..belsd .ou Mon
dayevening.' The :program was .in. ehOte'
Of the musical °cern. •Following the, 1428 NORMAL GRAPU4TEdi
MUSTEETURN• THIS FALL
first 'hymn, the : Scripture . lesson,:
Psalm . 19, was sung and •', ' 'of two hymnsthe Lords "
. .
Prayer repeated in •uniaon. •This was. Comte& - For Second Class Teachers
followed by the singing
4. Very pleasing 'sole was then:given
•
by _Ars.. Finney, and, the „orchestra
gave. two 'selections. •This' was the ,laSt
night in "count of . aides, the liaple
Leafs ;being the winners. The., meet-
ing next Week w11 he
i In . ae org
'' '• ' cli f
the losing side lwig of Oak" Bev
C. H .MacDonald.'closed the Meeting
with „in'o3i,er„ '
.., ., s,,a, field secretary. of
'W'hat promisesthe
. .,,.,, ,o be a big event Ontarip,.:PreliibitIOn. Union Visited
is
.... t. • • , •• • ..._,..
a; Masonic "At ' Home" ' in the
Presbytery
Beach .PayiliOn, Kincardine, ori ' Fri-
. , activities The La' A o ' • n
, Plana ..7.er,e, Jai. fly for s.s.tchieatigenutuwmil',
day' evening, at :eight o'clock.' . The - -
Galt MaTile Leaf quartette ant; Wag- ,ipete. in •60niunetio!.i. witli the M. and
be holding the usual missionary :ban-
Der's Orcheetra has n. 31.0and• ceffinatee, .01e,
gaged. Local Masons and their wives h... .
w icnis ev. . . Huband o
Bev b f
or lady friends are invited
Chesley. Bruce Presbytery accep e(
ANNIVERSARY' sivIegs
Anniversary -services at Zion 'or
Sunday, °.May ; .21st 'Services in ''be
afterinio' ri ;at 2.30,: 'and in 'che
evening' at 4.30.. • , ,
, The -:special speaker, Rev
14-weyb"-e"rt,'0.(Noinagsilne;
1 think the Anniversary ''seOlees
alight evoke in you all the Patriosm
that never dies: Let' the beacon :fires'
of ,the rural Churell, light• up, our.
whole Dominiorf :at sueli it time as
this,. There is no sigh or Signal that
has a deeper„ aignificance- than. the
Jight,...fron'i: the Ares -binning '-freely
'round halleiVed by the: death of
His saints, Our redenintiori• drawetlf
uig1i4who is, to know ""*this—let them
look again '"'tO the high ' places. and
watch the beacon -fires Of; . a .rw
reviyni ,of religion sweep ever rural
Canada.
MiSS wm,e Vtht of Stra'tford. Nor -
':nal school, , Spent the week -end with
•;kith her patents.
, Mrs. James iltielcett..,snent tiday
With hrmother,. Mrie.: Ituriter
ti,Z5o'n
Mr:kand Mrs.,'W, I.; trikqiviiild ilfam-
y of , KinlosS `.;,iiiitt..Mi:, and 'xi's.;
_,.. .
elardo,n,'Irwin and, fll0 WaWaii-t;
Mr; and MrS. Will tone, 1Vtis tti
Lane and ViSS'alebertSen Of 'Ripley.
:visited James Hackett's, ,on
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".rr.
,-, Will Be Discontinued In 1935..
.Regulationst affecting normal school
courses in Ontario were issued by
Premier. •Fienrir as Minister ',of Eda-
, • • •
cati▪ on: yesterday allowing, extension
.of interiin 'Certificates issued in aulY'
as ite.sharein the 'balancing of the,
Btidget of the churchat large the',
anaount of ;$20,0r.00:
Streng, resolutions were adopted
Withjegarct te•vtlie Church's ; respo,n-
silibilitY iir.einphaRizing the teaching"
of ' Jesus',' in respect 'to social 'aini
economicrelations between, man ,arid
man. commending the earnest -efforts.'
of our leaders and statesman ni
grappling With , the prObleni, o urf,
eniploynient and 'relief,. Commending
Our' provincial leaders :in• ".refusing
. • .
1929'cancelling interim ceitifieates concessions at this tirrie demanded
issued in July, 1928, with the' recniire. 1,1fly the liquor.. traffic; the need to
•
nient that teachers: who wish •t6.con-; paid ••atainst enCroac ents 12E the
thine return. for 'seConil-year. cours
in: Septeniber; and, announcing. that
ernmencing•---:-SePteinlier;Lth
de
courses :for seeen.eliiso. teaders. wil
be •-disecintintied. •
'Interim •Certificates issued in July
1928: Teachers'. 'Wile .c*onipleted• the
First eear, Normal. School 'Course :in
1928,and Whose TiTi erini .c-eitt-r/ catea
, • •
were extended, te -1933, are mitt,
e Sabbaths; arid-. tO .'Oinel,tthe greatest
, rct espeand reverence for .the Lorsrt
beartedranmendatian:
1 Id:the • Work of the Ontario prehilii-'
•tieri Union, -,:and -Urging that ..contiaL"
ned'. eftort e in,--alle•tti 'prohibit •the;
entrance and circulation of .tindesirt•
: ableliterature within our conntry. '
HUGH D. TAYLOR
;Secretark,' of. Preabytery.
•
PURCHASES FINE, .4,3EASTS
Mi James Yoinig recently put. -
Chased, five Whitehead' cattle from
i. :Red McKenzie of -Asitfield.
Which the-hnyer - Claims- are 'the :best
cattle beaits he has • purchased in
twenty years..: :The; fiVe :steers are
21, months:IAA art& weigh •1l5O anieCe.
They are out On :grass oir the fernier'
farrn: Mr; 'Venni hs ab�ut.
hundred fidad•on grass' this: spring
and considers they Will •• be a good
:Invearrientiv ' ,
fied that these certificates will expire
in July; and that; if their, Wish* :to
continueteaching; 'they, Will' ,be, re -
Attired to return for the Secend Year
NorniiI Selma 'Course: Commencing
in Septemher;.1938.,This course will
be givenat,each- the.: Nornial
Schools, The,, forms of application.
may ;he :obtained from the , Deputy
Minister of Ethioation 'after .July:. 1
• 11Qualific:atiori's ter admission 't
Norinal SChools, September,, 1935:
Conimencin in September, 1935, tile
.courses . for; Second dliss „ teachers
will be tfiseoutinii&l.--Aiip0ants-40-
'itdrnissiod to' the Normal Schools Wil"
require to held :Departmental aer-
tifiCates as, hreactilied, at present for
admission to.' the Firat Class Course.
and iitr addition 'Certificates of Lower
SehoOl' Standing in English, %Gran:inter
and Arithmetic:
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DISTRICT INSTITUTE ,
• MEETING AT HOLYROOD
n. ..,11")CS of tbe, district bran4
oNbcotEtTIvi itt.T ; :
;vvON' Bk LOCALY�UTHS
'Much interest Was shOwn in • the
dongoleurn; rug guessing ,c6ritait„-
"vihieh- closed on Saturday Ifterninin.
Hough doming won the rtig 'at ,Teln,
litetpn's. With a guess ,of 1463; While
therug at ,Rata Johnsten'S Was
lisr.`Norrnan Taylor wjth a gtiesa -of.
2520,, the number' ebiteeitied in 'the
rug, hein.g
*tile lidditTon to any horde. Having
little use 'for la 'rug, Hugh raffled
it ,ofe the first of the Week, the Voin-
Wier , being Arehio MCDOnald, With
tckot'Vitlinbar
•
Ateota 'attend the; diStriet tin
t� be held in 11olyrOod: Fri14Y,
May 1944'. 'Oen .'Mrs: taUra. t6soi
steothi of Ottawa, .le'dtoyet. Of
. .
4141netiPli WO! '64dreE41‘thef.ttI41160010.
A
.1'
*MEN'S RACY SOCKS'
C'11ILDREN'S COTTON. 'HOSE; BLK.. Altai:* 1$ ;PP,. • ,1,0c
; , • • Pc.
1 PIECE' '1;sIAVY RAYON,. Reg. 39c.• PER yp• • • • •
,
• :VIOL:17MP ',RATOIS*.;,• wide; Mue, fOrc.y,
TOR '11$4 .TA4P. ,
M$Y,8 .4A)(„PiziGdAil & , Anti "
LilitAWERs: SIZ if • .1.'36 wit...-. • • •
•• • .,••,..24: • •
•sruttryr, .,rApi?r,s- OF frvirggri .1:4NET),
P9c4P,*$ • istuiv -pg4T" .-!moPs;, Pp.• •„, ,
,
'McCluskey;. Manager
Baby Chic
lir,ed front line bred R. O. P.
and Registered high production hens.
We guarantee.' Pur. chicks free:. from
diaease' and:that they • will reach Yen
right 'in'.everyway. *Leghorns,,1$7:09”
per hundred; Barred ;Rocks, i$8.00 per
hundred, anytime ,iltor MaY 15th• .
Order..yours now; Pay for them -when
you' 'get them. ," 1 '
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Bitaiitls, Ont.:
A,N.NUAI2 MEETING .
.
•• • .., •
Finantial.'$tateinent .Presented And
.New
..The 'annual meeting. :of the ' Lich"
:syioa;sv..hbr:idnealto:ifhe,thhe?Wmeo.indfenivx'S 4n,,S, W. J.
Polig:la,, with,' a •large'' attendance:
•.,
Pie. IA „vic-Pres., Mrs.' W. 0.•AnOiNi.
presided: :Following, the reading 'and
disposing of the 'Minutes . of •; last
-annual meeting and last regular
ineeting; the 'financial ' repo ' . 'was
' m expenditure' of $24:38; leaving ael
)
received :and • discussed.'' Repeip s for
he . year amoutitadto $31.1 . with
*
halanie an hand of $50.77, The . flower
201.; . mitt.. Tenn, and Mrs:, M. Mc-,'
lavish; reported having • visited :and
taken fruit or - flowerS"P -..to: . twelve
rii*einbera; ' who were ':' ill and , had a
,1)alance On hand: of 906. • 422.75 was
trheetil.i;poct,idfscirrin-otietide.:‘,:stia:ofqt..i....0.4'.0tie!ceIt',ber;
Mrs. Pearlman: 410.00". of this was '
ridded t6'. the Relief fund;1$7.75: to the
Memorial. grid. 5.00' ,to the' deneral,
Flinch.. - , ' , , '' : l!' '
• Officera elected 'for the year were::
Rep:: pres., Mrs. • W. E:. MeDimilid;
Pres., Mr.e.. w„. J,, r•Doughti; let 'Vice..
ores,,' Mrs. R. H. Thompson; • 2nd'.
,J/ice.Pree, Mrs: W; G. Andrew; -Sec..,
....reas., 'Mrs. Temple :Clarke; brarief
lirectors, Mfs. W. M. 'Connell; , Mrs
Johnston, Mrs. i :J. Carneren
Mrs.;J:, Garniss,,MiSs'seth Alton, an.
MrsC,'-Steward.•District' -director
Miss Beth Altqn;•.floWer com, Mrs
Ygon 'and. Aira.Patterson, ' Pianist
Mrs... 4. jOynt; asst. pianist, Mrs,
A.• C. Agnew, representatives •te..dis.
trict annual,. Mrs. Aitchison
• Mrs, Greer, Mrs. a: Alton, • Ig:ry-s
daniii'bell.4.od
auditors, , Mrs.: Yotin
W. Henderson. * Arrangemen'tr.
were made: f.or the distriet. 'annual
,rneeting,,-Which Will be held. in faicic.'
now "on 4pne" 28thi 'and ,a1SO for thi
special summer Meeting .4to be hek
at 1.10,1Yreed on". Jithe 19th; *4eiv. tin ,
speaker-' )v-iit' he: Mrs. .Laura float.
Ste"plien of.' :Ottawa, ° FolioWing tit(
birainess netted, •Mi7s, ..1), ',McDonald'
contributed .• a reading and Ilgiar
„ , .
Jeskip 'McKenzie a piano . sole, whicl
Were yery much enjoyed as was alsr
Corninunity ,singing;
',.itiynt: Themeeting was 'close(
by ,Sinking The "moite LeaL, Refreshnienti ;Were seriPed. :The June meeting
will.Me hel,d• At the home- , of Mrs.
W. G.'"AndreW ' ' '
. ' • ' .
"...1AENDED :UNCLE'S .FUNERA:
,Mr. James' 'Forster 'attended t
funeral 'of' Ifs 'allele,' the -late '..Andre
,l3iiick;. at Jerseydile, on •Thiirsd
Blaefesi death occurred ' •
the adVanced, age ,of nine'tY years:
he
REcEIVE
Eire,Chief R.J.Moore has redeiVe
comniuniCation from the Teeswater
Eire Department •inviting the local
brigade t�' attend the 'fifth ehtlich balance hin thirty days; ,
• t,t1 n g
„.
make. a -georgeous display, useful
for Bed,, Borders, .
baskets Or' 1,oiwitiets hardy, and will
bloinn' well even. :ate; hard -frost.
•• Our - GIANT -SNAPDRAGR.ONS : -
and FLUFFY ASTERS are' "unsUr-
.
'Passed. . • • " -
GOLDEN 'ACRE:: CAI3l3AGD... and
:CAULIFLOWER, planted-. now. will
be 'ready ;for use early in july,
STEWART BROS:,
penniiller Nth:series
'Phone, Carlow '235. '
'
NotrcE TO CREDITORS ' •
• In the !Matter --.of ;the estateLofL
Abrahitth" :Biirns.,;,,late.' of the • Village .
of ,4yeknow,' in the-Coin:4Y of Bruce,
Laborer,. deceased.
• Notice is .hereby given 'that, all
persons having any, claims .or de,
• mends. against ': the., late: Abraham
13urns,, 'Who died on or about the
eighteenth. day- of April, A. D. 1933;
•
at -the VillageTef-Lucknow Ti
County of.l3rnee, are required to eerid
by Post 'prepaid' to deliver to 'the• ,
. •
undersigned,' ;executors under the
Wili,of the 'said Abraham Burns,
their naines and. addresses . and full
'particulars, in writing. of "their •elairns
and Statements ,,of their 'accounts and
the nature' of the securities,, if any
held by theni. duly • Verified by , affiw
And -take netieel) that *. -after the
'eighth day .�f june 1993, . the
said Exectitars Will Proceed to', dig -
tribute .;:the: assets of ,the said ,de --
.Ceased ainerig the • persons' ,entitled
thereto,- having regard only. to the
elaima Of which :they ' ihall_then: have
had notice and that the said: Execu-
tors :will not be liable . for the said
'assets' or any ' part thereof to am."
•oerson of whose claini they shall
'rnt•'"then :have .received notice. •
This notice is given pursuant tO
the
Statute 'in in that.; behalf. .,
:Dated at; 1..uc1snow,- Ontario,: Ods
enth, dair:!ef ;,MtiSr. A; D. 1933... .
:Andrew - Lockhart, Jacob -Milkr,. .
r.,ticknoW, Ontario4 'Executors.
MORTGAGE SALE
•: UNDER AND Ey vtirryu of pho
' ;iowere of Sale., contained in A C,er.,.
e,Lnn mortgage, which ,will: be
iticea:at:. the tinie of sale,. ,there Will
)e. • offered for " sale
ELLIO,T,r;• Anctiorieer.
PIS IC ;AUCTION
,
-Monday, the 29th day of • May,
Oak.. id :the., hour Of ..two o'clock .in
the aftcriniOn, it- the' 'farm of john
-Henri,. Turner.; H.' R: NO. -,2,.17tickntiint
the following propertY,
ALL 'AND' SINGULAR 'that , ;e'er,
tairi. parcel ' or tract o and and'
prem],selyiriernirbeing
. . .
the Township. of • West' WaWanositi
in the COurity, of ,Ituren, and
ince' ;of Ontario, .and, being .Ceinno.ed
Of'', the ;East ,Ilalf of LotNutiiber
TWentY.,six (25); : in the" :EleVentli"
:14neeSsion, andthe South Half Of
Let ntimber TWenty-..SiX, (25) 'in :the.:
twelfth„.Concession'. of 'the 7;said
t‘oWniliip Of .WeSt WitWarioShi, :con. ;
taiiiing adineatilrenient • TWo
Hundred (00) atte„, mere or less. '
; On, the said farni. there is said to
be:. erected 4 'dwelling . hOuse with,
eUttoble firmbtilldings: ,
The: lands: will bo' sold !'snbject, to
a reserve nid: ' •
titpmgtir , SALE: ten per ,e,ehp
6t 'the plirchase- Mon,ey to be ',paid
d�wn tit;;AliO :time bt sale *arid the,
Dartidne..--,woie•h41,4:41
n ario. est irentan'e Asociatuni, ditiobs of. gale, apply t
to he held in the:Teeswater :Preibi, • :Harry W. Page; Esq., tuat
teridir-Chtirch on Sunday,' May 28th. Toronto, Ont.
at 2,30, o'clock. "bttracle "Solicitor to the Mortgagee: ,
np,; at the Teeswater park" 4214 pto., bA.TED at Toronto' this, nrat ;;dq
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