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Lit radesboro
Miss Helen;Qutinn, who has ''been
visiting in Toronto and Cleveland for
the past six weeks, returned home on
Wednesday. •
1Vir". Charles Hall of St. M uys,spent
Sunday with 'his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hall,
IVTrs Townsend of Brantford visited
with, Mrs. (Dr.) Young and lVThS. F.
Woods last week.
Mrs, John Fingland left on Tuesday
to spend Easter with her daughters
in Toronto,
'The regular monthly meeting of the
local 'Masonic -aiodge was held on Mon-
day evening. e -
Mies Anne Abery left on Thursday
to spend the Easter- holidgys with
friend • in £Iamilton."
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the meeting. held in, the in-
terest or Church tJniO , ui tfie Wesley'
Caretakers salarti
Interest 'on note, ....
Bal, on,hatd March 1, 1924,'.
75.0e)
18.00
8'2,00
$418.61
JOHN FINGLAND,
• Treasurer,
Constance
The 'many friends of Mrs. John
Mann will be sorry to hear that she i
is; very poorly, but we hope soon to
report that she is better.
Mr. andMrs. Russel Marks of Brus-
sels were callers in oto' -village on Sat.-
Mrs.
atMr . D. -Weir as 'visiting her hus-
bands friends in'Winghaln fora week
or so.
Mr. and Mrs. McArthur and family
of Goderich were visitors at the home
of the lady's father,, Mr. Janes' Mann,
Methodist church,, Clinton, on,Monday and 'also at Mrs. Niekleso'n's on Sun-
last. day.
Mr, Jaynes Mann bought a cow
A special Easter service wGlod heldFri- from Mr,' McArthur- of Goderich oite
inthe C D n. w Hall on Good Fin day last week and brought it home on
day at 8 p.m)�, when an address on Tuesday;
the Easter. .'Message, illustrated by
-views, will be given, A- very sudden `death occurred at
limelight the home of Mr. Ben Riley on Tues -
The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
church was held in the church on Fri- day, when his mother, Mrs: John Ri-
afternoon of last week.:' The ley Passed away.' Mrs, Riley hadtop.
day visiting,at her son's for a few
" Thoughts" was excel- been .
Easter
lents g „ re aria to return to
and wa n g
days sp
Mrs.
1VPcV
ittie Y
with S.
lentlJohnitwit byher home'. on the second when' she
1VIrS,, John Beattie;and Mrs. Lew Watt
also gave very interesting readings, .:was suddenly stricken and died 'with-.
ltir. John Radford, accompanied by. in an hoer. The late Mrs. Riley was
Mr. R. Townsend,; drove to Goderioh` before her marriage Mary Elizabeth
on Friday afternoon to secure auto Mann, ''daughter of the Tato Robert
licenses for the .coming year. Mr. Mann.- She is survived by her Ines-
Radford' fifty-two licenses. band, one eon, at whose home she
purchased
died, and one daughter, Elizabeth, at
The Women's Institute Held 'their
regular meeting on Thursday, April home. The funeral takes place this
10th,'which was well attended; about afternoon from the home of Mr. Ben
forty -taro being Present. The meet- Riley to Constance cemetery.
ing was opened by singing' The lila-
ple Leaf" followed by short prayer by
Miss L. Brigham. The unfinished
business was transacted; following
this was en excellent paper' on "The
Beauties of Friendship," given by
Mrs. George Moon. A short program
followed, consisting of community
singing and a reading'by Mrs: J. Man-
ning, which was enjoyed liy all prey-
eat. A few minutes of social inter-
course then all repaired to the base-
ment, where lunch was served, Mrs.
J. Manning,'Mrs. W. Brunsdon and
Miss L. Barr being hostesses.
The following is a statement of
Community Hall which will be of in-
terest to many of our readers:
Receipts from January 1st 1923, to
March 31st: 1924:
Bal. on hand Jan. 1, 1923....$ 2820,
Social Evenings • , • 278.01
Playsand tax (An'sm't. tax) 27,60
Church conceits, ete., , . , , 19.00
Public 'meetings , . .. , 27.80
Women's Institute grant . 30.00
Rent from_ `U F„O, '. ...... 8.00
ii SAFETY FIRST”
Town Hall, Clinton, on ,
Tuesday, April 22nd at .8 porn.
Under the auspices of the Huron Central Agricultural Society
TIME:—TO-DAY
PLACEt-IN THE SUBURBS OF A LARGE CITY.
SYNOPSIS
ACT xx.—Sitting room in Jaok's home in the suburbs. Jack and Jerry
have been absent from home all night. The new lrish Maid is
full of sympathy butsheimagines a crime hasbeen committed.
Elmer, the college boy, drops in and announces his engagement to
Zuleika. The Terrible Turk seeks Jack Montgomery. Jack and
Jerry return after a horrible night. They are pursued tby Mc-
Nutt and Zuleika.- Jack Jerry and Zuleika are ,arrested and
sentenced to thirty days in jail. Id order to keep the disgrace
from their relatives they pretend they ,are going to the Shriners'
Convention in Florida:'
ACT IL -Same scene, a month later. Jack and Jeriy''are reported
drowned at sea. They know nothing of this and when the thirty
days expire they return to the ladies full of enthusiasm about,
Florida. This complicates matters. The fact that Zuleika was
absent for the same length of time causes th}e ladies to think
that she accompanied the men to Florida, and they decide to have
nothing more to do with them.
ACT IIT. -Mrs. Bridger's garden, three weeks later. Jerry, disguised
as McNutt, helps to straighten out the tangle. Jack plans to,
eloper with' Mabel but gets Mary Ann instead. All become re-
conciled and return to their former happiness. -
NOTE.—The eurtaie will be lowered a few moments durih
act to indicate a lapse of three hours.
GOD SAVE THE KING
Doors Open at 7:30. .Program at 8:00.
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ADMISSION: 25e. and 350. ,PLAN AT FAIR'S STORE
COME AND IIELP 2IIE SPRING" SHOW. 50 1
g the third
$418.61
Expenditures
Lighting Hall .. , ::... ...$. 40.00
Work and material ` 32.15
Fuel '. ... ... 115.75
Amusement tax . 46.88
Ex. for Supper; and, Concert. , • 30.33
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1.1. DA APRIL Lith, 1;124
eta nieg Township
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor and Sam-
ily wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for their' kindness in bung
inti loads of oats .and also for nun}
erous,other kindnesses.
The Milburn football 'club, which
did such fine work last season, has
again been organized with the follow-
ing officers: I•Ion.-President, W. Car-
ter; president; James Medd; secre-
tary; John Ferguson; managing coin,
inittee: J. Ferguson, B. Stevenson
and M. : Adams. The boys areaal-
ready. getting irrto practise and ex-
pect a successful season.
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Huliett Township
Mr. Wm. Hunter fell from a load
of hay on Tuesday and was somewhat
badly injured. .His friends hope his
injuries will not prove serious.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor was in
Goderich over the week -end visiting
relatives.
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E FORTI
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E2FORTII SPRING FAIR.
PRIZE WINNERS
The list of prize winners at the
Seaforth Spring Fair is as follows:
Aged Clyde stallion—Mr, Cohyu-
houn, PIitchell Thos. Coulson, Blyth.
Percher on stallion—J. J. I{weir,
Mitchell.
Agricultural class, brood mare in
f lE 1 Sproat Kippen• W S
Brbtcefieid.
It was decided at the last meeting
of the W.M,S. to re -open the Mission
Rand in May. Miss Janet Aikenhead
was appointed president and Miss
Pearl Douglas; vice, Other officers
and committees will be 'appointed la-
ter. The ladies of the :congregation
are' asked r for; their special .Easter
offering on Sunday next.
The Rev. Mr. - Martin of Long Bran-
ch will preach on Sunday next.
Mrs. Rohner has moved intpi'Mr.
Jackson's house••
Mrs. Fred Tonilineeo's many friends
are pleased to see her out again after
her recent illness.. • •
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COUuttd News
The annual' meeting of the Seaforth
Golf' and Country Club was held in
the Carnegie Library Hall recently.
There was a good attendance ' of
members present and the reports
oa ar showed that the Club is strong both
Broadfoot, Seaforth; filly :or gelding';
1921, Robert Doig, Seaforth; W. Ross,
Clinton; filly 'or gelding, 923 W.
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Black, IP., SSeaforth Alex.ex. Sim son
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Seaforth
Team in harness—D. Fotheringham
Brucefield;"J. C. Costello, West Monc- i dent, Thomas Dodds; President, "G.
ton l D. McTaggart; 1st Vice President, 3'.
in nuinbers and financially, the sum
of 8156.80 having . been ,carried over
after the payment of all indebtedness.'
Thefollowin8 officers were 'elected:—
Patron R. E. Cresswell; Horn Presi-
Heavy draft class; team in;harnesa I G. Millen; 2nd -`Vice President, O.
-A. Sinclair, W. Nett, Hoggart Bros. Neil; Secretary, R. M, Jones; Tree -
brood snare, Broadfoot Bros.; foal,
1922, Broadfoot Bros.;' sweepstakes,
A. Sinclair.
Porcheron'team—W. Patrick.
Standard 'bred stallion—John Deck-
surer, Miss K. E. Herr; Captain, J. C.
Greig; Vies •Captain, F. S. Savauge;
Grounds Committee, G. D. McTaggart
N. Bissonette,, F. S. -Savauge, R. M.
Jones; 'W. E. Southgate; Handicap-
pers, Captain, Vice Captain and R.
er,le Roadster—W. Caldwell, IiiM. Jones; Auditors, Vice Captain, R.
Single pr M. Jones; Auditors, J..G. Mullen, W.
pen; C. J. Dale & Sons. G. .Spencer; Entertainment. -Commit-
Carriage horse—Dr. H. Ii. Ross, tee, J. J. Huggard, W. E. Southgate,
Seaforth; W. Ilyde, Hensel'. - k', Rankin, N. Bissonette, Charles
Roadster team—W. Murphy, Blyth, Stewart. -
WEEKLY HOG GRADING REPORT
FOR HURON COUNTY
Be'd., L'Ibo.
Total • 2198 43 130
Selects "*608 14 34
'Thiele Smooth 1168 22 78
Heavies 108 5- 5
Extra Heavies 2 1,
Shop Hogs 162 1
Lights and Feeders 94 11
Roughs - 7
Sows No. 1 • 32
Sows No. 2 • 7 1
Stags 7 1
It is understood of eourse that the
thick. smooth grade .isthe one com-
manding the ,highest price,, with the
exception of the selects.
Mr. Ronald MoKenzie left here last Capt. W. Ferguson, who spent the
week for Chicago, where he has taken winter withhis family in Egmond-
a ,position as second engineer 'on a ville, left last week for ` Detroit' to
freight boat. . His friends with him join his boat,
success. L Dorothy Currie, the sixteen -year-
The play entitled "Valley Farm," old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Currie of East Wawanosh, died on
April 3rd after st somewhat protrac-
ted illness.
given by the young people of S. S.
No: .9. Tuekersinitlt ;in Walker's;hall
Was much enjuyed,,by all present, all
the pasts being well taken. The
young people very generously gave
half the proceeds towards the'ehurch'
shed fund.
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Tuckersmith Township •
Over one hundred friends and
, neighbors gathered at . the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Lou Eb,erhart one even-:
ing last week to spend e. social even-
ing with them before they moved to
their new hone in. Seaforth. During
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Eberhart
were made the recipients of a silver
shaving set; -a beautiful ivory dres-
sing set, and a handsome purse, 0071-
taining some .money, for Miss Irene.
The address was read by Mr, . John
McNay, and the presentation made by.
Robert Agar and William Kerr, on
behalf' of those present,
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR LEPERS
The following' amounts were re-
ceived for hnd forwarded to ."The Mis-
sion to. Lepers," Toronto, from the
Interdenominational Day of Prayer
conducted by the W.M. Societies., of
Huron Presbyterial,. on March 7th
last: Auburn $7,00; Bayfield $3.25;
Blyth $16,00; Brimfield $11.45; Blake
$5.00; Clinton $7.12; Exeter $14.50;
Goderich .$10.80; Grand Bend $3:50;
Flillsgreen $1,40; Kirkton $8.50; Kip -
pen $3.12; Leeburn $4.02; Londesboro
and Barns $19.31;; M'eKillop. $7.25;
Smith's Hill $4.00; Thames •Road
$3.50. Total $124.72.. ' Mrs. W. R.
Alp Interdenominational Secretary.
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Mr, L. E. Daueey of Goderich, on
Thursday last, interment being made
in Goderich cemetery.
Tladwin Gardner of Exeter, a sev-
enteen -year -0d boy
eventeen-year-oldboy who was wonting
in a grocery store in Detroit, was, shot.
and killed' by a, bandit who entered
the store. His brother, Mr. M. E.
Gardner, went over; immediately on
hearing ofthe fatality.
1, _plase at the
The marriage' too
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last "week of. Miss.
manse, Exeter
Christina Dougall' of the Londpn road,
near Hensall, and Mr. Orville T, Tay
ler.
A town band has been organized in
Goderieh itnd last week, in order to
interest the town father's, gave a lit-
tle concert, before the members of the
council.
J. A. Miller's store at : Uinghain
was broken into, on Thursday night
last and about 870 in cash and a quail.
tity of clothing taken.
Hensall spring' show tools place on
Tuesday, bringing' out a good crowd.
The exhibit wasnot very, large but
the quality was excellent both in cat-
tle and horses. The winners in the
boys' judging competition were: L.
Foster, Gordon Elliott, B. TClopp, Roy
Soldan, and Foster Pepper.
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