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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-04-24, Page 8EIGHT E�]`c7. r�'rAget.I EW'1 it itltoe ;Qrtwei n, of Clinton, M,f . visited over ,the holiday with friends' and W. IiPfiel, relative'. e in down. Mr. Vl r of Zurich, opened lap a shoe store andrepair shop on Saturday a i Mfr, J. t W. Ortwein store formerly occupied by T. Pal - "t liie 3fil- lrmtt Iiiggfus, Avis Ltt den kd, drei%Scruton; Masters Roy Brock ahff '11doie'e cppjettonteopeogaddtess, ewe, hires en trttiot7 'we.% •naoadtt;lby, 'the' 'sitP ertotendent, Mrs. McQueen` and the Easter offering, amounted to $4.8'1. The meetingcame to a close:. Rev: Mr. Sinclair "leadingin prayer. Fifth Grade School Report.—F'erm I. - --Pearl kennings 76.75, .Eleanor Snider 75.5, Agnes Love 72.5, Harry Cook 9, Harry Joynt 67.75, Clar- ence McLean 6725, Grace Forrest 65.75, Ray Pfaff 65.75, Margaret Douglas 63.5, Lorne Foster 63.33, Vera Volland 63.25, Mona McGregor 63, Archie Sparks 61.75, Clarence' Smillie 61.5, Dorothy Heffernan 60.5, Charles Pearce 59.25, Fred Steacy. 51, Mary Fairbairn 4r, Donald Mc- Kaig 47.33, Manley Jinks 44.25, Mar- garet Hoggarth and Loroe 'White- side absent. Form II.—Lester Fisher 76.5, ma Scruton 72.5, Floyd Stnith 70.75, John Carmichael 70.25, Allan Soldan 0,5. Olive Workman 65. Evelyn Hef- fernan 6-1, Anderson Elva 63.25, Gladys Way 60.75, Aldy the ,Eacrett 59.25, Gerald Farquhar 5 .5't il Boyle 58.25, Mac Simpson 57.66, Gretta Blackwell 56.66, Thelma I -Ind - son 54.25, Kathleen Elliott 53.5, Rosa Stone 52.75, Russel Broderick 49.25. Lloyd Hoggarth 47.25, Mary Mc - Haig 43, Frances Pearce 42,5, Glen Love 39.25, Vera' Smith 37. Harriet Whiteside absent. Next Monday evening, April 28, Dr. Moir will give an adders in the Young Peoples League of the Me- thodist church on the subject of "Ra- dium". Everybody is welcome. The independent Order of Octd- fellou•s will attend service iii tire Me- thodist church Sunday evening, May 4th, Special Easter services were held on Sunday with a large attendance. Mr. Albert Liudenefild, of Stirling, delighted the audience in the Metho- dist church with a very fine solo. • Sunday, April 27, Rev. A. Sinclair will speak at the evening service on the subject "Is there anything in a dream:" A euchre and dance will be held in the town hall onFriday under the auspices of the Orange Lodge of Hensel). Mr. Stanley Buglass left Friday for leis home in Hamilton to visit over the holidays. Mr. Bugles made the trip by motor and was accompanied by 'Mr. •Carl Passmore. The annual meeting of the Metho- dist W.M.S. was held in the church 'basement on Thursday afternoon, April 17th. The president, Miss Con - sift, took charge of the first part of the meeting and after the business hadbeen transacted the chair was occupied by Rev: Mr, Sinclair .who presided over the election of officers for she coining year, which •were as follows: Honorary- presidents. Mrs, W. 1;I. Johnston,' Mrs. Henry; presi- dent, Mrs, J. 3,[ .Wilsono vice- presidents, Mrs. E. McQueen, Mrs, Geo, Brown; recording secretary, Mrs.. J Zeufle; corresponding secre- tary, Miss Pybus; treasurer, Miss A. Moore. The mart•iege of Miss Ola Isabell Cook, only daughter of Mir. and Mrs, C. Cook, of Hensel!, to G. Morley Chelew, son of the late 'Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chelew, of Toronto, will take place in Los Angeles. Mrs. Andrew Dougall ami daugh- ter, Mies Cassie, left Tuesday for Chicago where they will visit for a time. Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Pearson, of London, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs..' Time. Simpson. Miss F. Bissett ,of Exeter, visited over the holidays with friends in town. Miss Mary Hoggarth, of 'Toronto, visited over the holiday with her parents. in town. She was accom- panied back Jhy her sister, Miss Ger- trude, who has secured a position in that city. Mr. Hugh McDonald, of Clinton, and Mfr. Jas. McDonald, of Bayfield, visited over the week -end at their home here. Mr. Clarence Munn, of Toronto, visited over the week -end under the parental roof. Mr, W. Stone, of Detroit, is visit- ing for a few days at his home here. Miss Jessie 'bell, of Windsor, vis- ited for a few days at her home, i Lean were attending a thoroughbred Miss Nettie Pepper is spending the i sale of holstein cattle of A. F. Corn - holidays at her home east of the vet- wa21 & Son, at Norwich, 00 wed, lege. Mrs. J. Fisher is visiting her daughter in Toronto., believe in raising. good stock, Mr, J, Munn, of Toronto, is visit - Mr, and Mrs. Royal-Micslymont, ing over the holidays under the par- of Toronto, and Mr. Vern.:lcCly- ental roof, moot, of London, were visiting there Miss Rosa Stone has taken a pose- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- tion o-tion in Young & Clarks ice-cream Clymont over Faster. parlor. Mrs. Thos. Workmate spent over The friends of Mr, John Berry are taster 10 London visiting Mrs, Wes - sorry to learn he is seriously M. He fey Harvey, who has not 'been very well. Mr. Wm. Strong, of Ottawa, spent Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Strong. Mrs. Wm. McDonald was spend - KIPPEN. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eigir were in Stratford last week attending the funeral of Mr. Eigie's niece.. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Petrie of Tor- onto, are visiting Mr. Petrie s mo- ther, Mrs. Archie McGregor. The Misses Carrie and Bertha :McGregor, of Toronto. are home for a few days With their mother, who we are sorry to hear, is not feeling very well. Messrs. David Cameron,. Jas. Mus- tard, Alex. Monteith and. Jas. 13. Mc- THE. SEAFORTH NEWS CHTSELHURST. The funeral of the late Mr; James C elut ,took place on Saturday, April '� his in ov ' th home o t 4 ., iu E '6 ' r e h )t I ti nesday of last week and they bought four head of cattle. These gentle - p Mr. Jobe. Glenn, of the township:nf Us Usbnrne.. Rev, Mr, Sinclair,. of I-Ieti- sail, conducted the services and in- terment was made in McTaggart's' cemetery. Mr. Glenn formerly lived :tear Lumley, on the far now oc cupied by Mrs. W. N. Glenn, but moved to Winnipeg about fifteen years agog where he resided up to the time of his death, which took place in the Winni'leg hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Veneer and family and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth McLeod attended the funeral at Parkhill of Mrs, Venner's father, Mr. McLeod, on Thursday last, MIs. Thomas Austin, who has had' Mr, G. W. Wren's farm rented, sud- denly moved one day last week to his farm on the boundary. Miss Morris and Mrs. Eltery have returned after attending the funeral of the late Sheldon Eyre, to their hone at Ingersoll, Miss Annie Ween, of - Ts e nto, spent her Hester holidays at the Planing Mills, Ltd., were awarded is suffering from pneumonia. Mrs. Thos. Brock, of Exeter. visit- ed o'rer the week -end with her bro- ther. Mr. Richert Welsh, of town. Mr. Thos. Simpson is confined to his hone through illness. i Ing over Easter with her sister, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Eckstein have t rented the property belonging to Mr. Wm. Webber, and intend to move in shortly. Miss Meek is visiting Iter par- ents over the holidays. Mrs. A. W. E. 'Hemphill and chil- dren are tiri th of Londo ln Mr. Harry Sspent Good Friday at his home here. Wm. Hay, at Niagara Falls, Mr. Bruce Field, our station agent, likes to have things nice and is now having a lawn fixed up at the station. A number of the sports are out real early these mornings after the fish. They believe the early bird gets the worm, Miss Etta Jarrott is home from foronto for the holidays. Miss . Lilly lay ay, of Toronto, �Irs foo. Grainger and children spent the holidays at her home here.. are visiting at the home of her par- . the Pepper visited over. P. Bowey. Ernestand Mfrs Y Mor pprite, Mr, ti ' Stser- f °ends uttended the with r.number attended week A 1-a a nun Mrs.Hugh Wednesday and Mgrs 1 'tic n he Methodist church on Sun - Leper spent Mrs.J. 13.Lean pt n '1x1 evening and listened to a fine the guests of Mrs. J. i i address and lantern views by the • Miss Messener, of Dashwood,s Rev. Mir, Durant. visiting her sister, Mrs. E. EtnSir. Robert McLean, of Wingham, The funeral of the late Jas,s. Glenn, to ser is home for a few days. in Winn: peg, last week was <l :Mr. Jno. who died P We were please held on Saturday afternoon from the i Doig in the village last Saturday. af- residence of -John Glenn. Interment; to being laid up all winter in e. Lad art's cemetery. Miss Grace. Cooper, of Toronto. Mr, d lends , who spent Eaeo— and Miss 'Margaret Cooper, of Lon - ,ter with friends here, returned tot don. were home over Easter. WALTON.' Iv[ iIta Woods; formerly of thi s localitOee'but ,ynowe, oft..�Brusspis,,,,lsa's; beeiktrial3Sibinetedeiilnpalelsage stioiseOttSt Ford;' and will haves hisshow room and office in the large frame build- ing at the bridge, Chicken wire and hunting up pas- tures are now on the programme to care for poultry and cows so that neighbors gardens and lawns will be left unmolested. Tor. and Mrs. John Clark and Miss Edna, of Flarriston, were calling on friends in this locality last week, en - route to Varna and Tuckersmith to spend the holidays with their daugh- ters and sisters. • Our 'public schools are closed for .a week during the Easter vacation and teachers and scholars are en- joying a rest. Mr, P. B. Gardiner has started pressing ha};, but not likely will do inuch until after seeding. A great many farmers have a quantity to spare just now, but like other com- modities it is very low in price. Goderich Signal: The Goderieh Toronto Tuesday evening. Mr. Chas. McDonald is confined to his home through illness. Mr. Peter McNaughton, who lives test of the village, and who has illness, is slowly recovering. Miss Ethel Elgie, of London, was Grace Mission Band of the Me- home over Easter. • Mr. William Finlayson, who is going to College in London, is spending the holidays at home. Mr. William Sproat, of London, is home for the holidays. Miss Gladys McLean. who is go- ing to normal school in London, is home. VARNA, Mfr. Allan Fisher, Hanover, was visiting Itis mother. Mrs, P. Fisher, ever the week -end. Mr. Thompson, of London. is vis- Lffuw :ting Mr. G. Jarrott. en confined to his home through thodist church met on hood Friday evening in the basement of the church, when a few of the W.M.S. ladies provided a supper at 6 o'clock for the children and it is needless. to say all enjoyed themselves to the dainties spread 'before them, and af- ter supper a nicely arranged easter programme was given by the Band, IIvfrs. E. McQueen, superintendent of the Baud, in the chair. Readings were given by Irma Higgins, Mild- red Scruton, and Aldan Appleton also a recitation by Gertrude Hig- gins. Instrumentals by Avis Lin- denfield and Dorothy Hoskins, a girls' quartette by Joyce Scruton, Mercian Sinclair, Hazel •Hudson and Lula Lindenfield, Avis Lindenfield being accompanist and a kazoo sel- ection from Harry Joynt, Royce Wiley, Milton Boyle and Billie Joynt, nt 'beingt Mrs. Joynt 'being accon pu leg. a . This was received with such de- light to the :children that they replied with an encore. One of the spe al features of the evening was the ad- dress from Mrs. Mollard, of the Ex- eter district organizer. She referred. to the pleasure she had in being in- vited to this Easter gathering and that she could safely say that Hen- sail was the largest and best behaeed Band she had yet visited in the dis- trict, which speaks well for the lead'' 'er who has been superintendent for the past two years. Mrs. Mallard spoke to the children in 'such a pleas- ing manner from the' story of Do- ing a.•lKind Deed," that she 'was lis- tened to with the best attention. Last, but not the least interesting, was the presentation of five hie, membership certificates, to Misses hone of her •parents, Mfr. and Mrs. G. T. Wren. Miss Bella Brintnell, of 'Stratford, spent her Easter with her parents, Stir. and Mrs, D. Brintnell. Mr, 'William '%Lorton, of Detroit, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Noah Horton. Mrs. Alex, Park, of Egmondville, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gco, Eyre. Miss Aggie' Logan has returned to her home at Elimville after spend- ing the week -end with friends, Miss Elva Bolton spent Easter with friends in'Winclbor. Miss Grace McLean is holidaying with her parents, Mr: and •Mrs. John. McLean. Miss Maud Glenn, of London, is visiting her brothers in this com- munity, Mrs. Crawford and daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs, Simmons, Brussels, attended the funeral of Mrs. Craw - ford's brother, the late Mr. James Glenn. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Wm. Wilkinson is very poorly. DUBLIN. Mr. McKenzie and sister and Mr. Lightfoot and sister were guests of their friend, Mrs, Alex, Darling, on Sunday. Miss NI. Eckert, of Seaforth, visit- ed at the home of •Mr. and Mrs, D. Crawford on Friday. Don't forget the old time dance in the parish hall on Friday evening, The service in St. Marys Anglican .:hutch, Dublin, on Sunday was large- ly attended and there was special music by the choir, Harry Ran, of Mfr, and Mrs. Y Stratford, spent Easter at the home of ifr. and Mrs. L. J. Looby. Mr, Martin Klinkbanuner returned '.o Detroit after spending Easter at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Klinkhammer, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Dorsey and Miss Millie Williams, of Clinton, visited friends 10 town on Friday Mfr. Jos. Ryan spent Saturday the guest of Stratford friends. Miss Glary Beaumont, of Stratford, is visiting her friend, Mfrs, Alex. Darling, for a few days. Miss Rutin Hills, of 'London, is spending her vacation at her home here. Miss McLaren, of Mitchell, called on friends in the village on Friday. .Mr. John Murray is visiting friends in Chatham, Mr. Leo Gleason spent Saturday the guest of Stratford friends. Mr, Jack Redmond visited friends in MMitchell during the week. Mr. Jack Feeney, of Stratford, spent a few days the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jos. Donnelly. Mr. P. Ryan returned home Satur- day :p c• after 'mending the winter atd Detroit. Miss Annie McConnell and Miss K. Sullivan spent Saturday with Stratford friends. Miss Helen Crawford returned to Torontoafter er s ending' her - vacation P under the parental sal roof. .firs. (Dr.) Simpkins and Miss Mary Beale sepnt Saturday the guest of Stratford friends. Mr, Louis Howard, of Detroit, is holidaying at the home of his par- ents. Mr, arid Mrs. G. Howard, Hibbert Council,—The council met of April 16th. All members present. Minutes of last and special meeting rears and adopted. L. H. H. Brigg's resignation as caretaker of the hall was accepted and Lloyd Elliott was appointed to fill the va- cancy. The engineer's report on the ivfelady dram was read, considered and adopted, and the clerk instructed to prepare a by-law authorizing the construction of the work and for raising the necessary funds there- for. A by-law was passed author- izing the construction of the Mc- Dougall drain and for serving oie then head of the municipality of the township of Us -borne. a copy of the engineer's report, plans, specifica- tions, assessments and estimates. By-laws Nos. 246 and 247, re the McDougall and Melady drains res- pectively, were read a first time and provisionally adopted. Orders were issuer o r n the treasurer amounting to $200.67. Council then adjourned to meet again on Wednesday, the 21st day of May at 2 o'clock, pm., to hold court of revision on the Mc- Dougall and Melady ,drain by-laws and letting gravel contract, and on i c let t g g Wednesday, , May '28th at 10 o'clock am„ to hold court of revision on as- sessment roll and general business, —James Jordan, '.Clerk. • Farmers are 'being held op by the wet weather. Service was held On the Anglican and Methodist churches on Good Friday evening. Mr. Cecil Wiley has engaged with Mr. Epps to run a truck for the summer. Thursday last Mr. L. Epps. and Mr. C. Wiley moved a truck load of furniture from Goderich to Sarnia. Mrs. Tutton, of Yale, Mich„ Miss W. Thompson, of Toronto, and Miss of Thompson, son C r ie and I3 erne P set Clinton, i last Friday with their l stett sister, Mrs. L. Beatty. Mr. Jas. Steepe has contracted with Mr. E. J. Stephenson for the ? o rner to work on the latter's farm on the Babylon line. Miss E. Epps. of London, spent the Easter holidays under the par- ental roof. Mr. and -Mrs. John Beatty attend- ed the funeral of the late Jas. Glenn, uncle to Mrs. Beatty. We under- stand Mr. Glenn died in Winnipeg after a few days illness, the remains being brought to Ontario and laid to rest in the family plot Saturday last. Mr,` George Pilgrim, of Sterling tank, spent the week -end with his parents here. the contract to supply the mdterial necessaey forthe erection of a two- storey addition to the Walton public school, The new 'addition is to be floored throughout with hardwood and sided with slate surfaces hingl- ing. The Planing Mfills Co. are un- der instructions to forward the ma- terial to Walton as Soon as possible, when it is understood construction will be undertaken by day labor. ents. Very impressive Easter services ,were held in Cromarty churchon t e tday. Mr. Ritchie's sermon 'bear- ing t .00 the 'Eastertide was helpful: The choir rendered the anthem `Easter Dawn"expressively and' Well the duet by Ernest Graham and Lloyd Miller being much appreciat- ed. The members of the W.M.S. and Mission Band are invited to give. their pageant "The Appeal of the Women' in Ilensail :Presbyterian, church on Friday everting of this HARLO CK, Mr, James Watt and sot 'Owen, of Toronto, are spending the Easter holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Watt, Miss Anna Hatnilton, of Toronto normal school, is spending the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, Quite a number from around here attended the dance held in the com- munity hall in Londes'boro on Wed- nesday evening.' Mr. William Hamilton spent the week -enol in Toronto with his bro- ther, Mr, Keith Hamilton. Mrs. 'Chas. Parson spent a few days in Blyth visiting her mother, Mrs. Adams, who is very poorly again. Miss Ella Toll, Clinton, is spend- ing her holidays under the parental roof. . Mrs. Bert Allen spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Elliott, of Blyth, who is on the sick list Mr. and Mrs. F. MacGregor and children spent Easter Sunday with friends in Clinton. Miss Mae Robertson has returned to-Seaforth after spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Frank Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. William Sheppard, of Clinton,. are spending the week with their son, Mr. Norman Sheppard. The Misses Rena and Lydia Reid spent Sunday with the Misses Ha- milton. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924. rhinery; at said 'Town- of Seaforth,. and in order•, to aid the said Company carrying on its said undertaking tr and � 'to retain aIle' said industry, at said Towe tst';Sea£pr:tlli, t'he:'Mttuic pzj •council' of said 'Town of Seaforth has agreed to grant the said Company a fixed assessment as is hereinafter provided for. AND WHEREAS, there is not es- tablished, at said 'Town of Seaforth;' any other industry of ti nature simi- lar to that 'proposed to be assisted as aforesaid. As,TTI WHEREAS the amount of week, This is the third tilne they the whole rateable property of the have been asked to give this pageant said Municipality, according to the in neighboring churches besides pre- last revised assessment -roll is the senting in, Cromarty church. stun of $848,705.00. AND WHEREAS the antotint of the existing debenture debt of title said Municipality :Is $177,295.05, no part of the principal or interest of which is in arrear. TT IS TI.IEREFORE ENACT.TD by the Municipal Connell of the said Town of Seaforth, as follows:' 1, That -the assessment of the lands, -buildings, 1•lant, anachinery and equipment used in connection with the business carried ,on by the said The Robert Bell Engine 'and Thresher Con'tpany, Limited, at the said Town of Seaforth; including all additions thereto, shall 'be assessed at $5,0000.00 for all purposes, except for school purposes and local im- provements, each year, for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 1925. - 2. 'This Dy -law shall take effect from aad after the final passing af- ter having received the assent of the electors thereto. is BAYFIELD. School Reoprt.—Junior Room. Jr. III.—Total 900, pass 540. Margaret Elliott. 753 (honors), Agnes Kerr 727 (honors), Grafton Weston 681 (hon- ors), Jessie Lindsay 591, John Brown 559,. Jean Foster 521, Sr. I1,—Total 800, pass 480.•Berthena Sturgeon 603 (honors), Eva Sturgeon 591, Harold McLeod 578, Doris Gemeinhard 568. Jr. IL—Craig Kerr, Mary Widcombc, Jack Lindsay, Kenneth Merner, Part I:-•-Emtt'a Sturgeon, Bert Dunn, Edith Merner, 'Louis 'Wild. Sr. Pr.- 1'sobel Osmond, Thelma Parker, James Sturgeon, Keith Gemeinhtaed, Brown Lindsay, 'reacher A. W. WOODS. LONDESBORO. Miss Anne Abrey is spending the Easter holiday with friends in Ham- ilton— Miss 0.' Brigham is spending the holiday with her 'parents here. Mr, and Mrs. W. Tamblyn, of Tor- onto, are visiting the former's mo- ther, Mrs, John Tamblyn, of this vil- lage. Mrs, Helen Quinn, who has been visiting friends in Toronto, and Cleveland, has returned hoot;. Master Leslie Hazelwood, who has been ill for about a couple ofif weeks, we are sorry to learn is still in a very serious condition and only slight hope is entertained for his re- covery. Mr. George Hazelwood has been confined to his room for several days but we are glad to l ea ruhr is im- proving and his many friends hope to see him around again soon. Miss Gertie Robertson of Tor- onto, is sending the Easter holiday at her home here. Mr. James Watt and son Owen of Torontoguests t are the at the manse t this week. Miss Irene Carter, of Toronto visiting at the home of her parents, ts, Mfr, and Mrs. Wm, Carter. Miss Morgan has gone to her home in Ripley for the holiday. The rest of ds are all home—a good place to be these wet, cold days. STAFFA. A play will be given in the towif ship hall Stella, 'by the Munro young people en Monday evening next. Mrs, And, McLellan, jr., and chil- dren spent last week with relatives in Seaforth,'' •Mr. Cecil O'Brien, of ,St. Thomas, is visiting his parents during "the hol- idays. Mr. Arthur Treffry, Miss Margar- et Lawson and brother all of Strat- ford, visited with Mrs, O'Brien last Sunday. Mfr. and Mrs. Bragg left of Tues- day last for their new home in 'Strat- ford. IVfcKILLOP, Roxboro School. --Easter Report for Roxboro school for Easter (75 per cent. of over, honors; 'below 60 p.c, failed; number on roll, 16): Sr. iV.—Ivfargaret McNay 90 p.c., Peter 'McCowan 84.2, Charlotte Powell 81, Robert Dayman 78. III.—Beatrice '1vfeCowan 78.5, Ar- thur Powell 76:1, Chester McNay 63.7, Alvin McGill 59, Wilmer Howes (absent). IL ---Olive Stirling 90.8, Harold Agar 84.2, Vietta Coleman 82,6; James McGill 80.8, 'George Powell 78, Bernice Rowes (absent). Pr.—Elizabeth Hooves (absent), —L, E. Hutton, Teacher. BRUCEFIELD. Mc z BIRTHS, SPADDEN-In McKillop, on April 15, 4924, to Mr. and Mrs, ack, McSpadden, a son. SEAFORTFI MARKETS. Wednesday, April 23, Wheat, per bushel 95c Oats, per bushel 40c Barley, per bushel 60c Buckwheat, per bushel.....,. 65e -70c Peas, per bushel' $1 to Shorts, per cwt Bran, per cwt. Flour, per bag Eggs, per dozen Butter, per prouttl Hogs, per cwt. Potatoes, per bag 1,25 1.60 1.50 $3.35 to $3.75 20c -21c 30c -32c- $7.50 75c CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. E. Drake wishes to thank the many friends and neighbors for their thoughtful kindness to her during her recent illness, NOTICE. Owng to malting changes in our mill, chopping and crushing will be discontinued after April 30th. HURON FLOUR MILLS LTD, Allen -Sproat. -The marriage took place Thursday,• .April 17th, in Deer Park Presbyterian ,church, Toronto, of Agnes H., only daughter of Mr. William Sproat, of Brucefield, and John A. Allen, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. ibars, Only im- mediate relatives and a few intimate friends attended the ceremony, which was conducted by Rev.' Dr. Henry. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr, W. C. Sproat, of London, worea smart tailored cos KIPPEN ROAD. tume, with hat to match, Mr. and Mr. Will G. Strong, of Ottawa, is Mrs. Allen left on the evening train. spending the Easter holidays with for New York. his parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. Strong. Messrs. Robert and Davis Moore are spending their Easter vacation at the home of their parents. Mr. Murray Tyndall, of Detroit, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyndall. The weather the past few days: has been very cold and disagreeable and everyokte predicts a late spring. FLAX LAND, All those wishing..to 'grown vn flax the coming season, for paetienlars call at Canadian Flax. Mill, Seaforth, before April 25th. "EGGS. BARRIr'sD 'RO6K ' Rock . Eggs for . ,. Purebred Barred. sale...O.A.C, strain, Settings of thirteen eggs, 75c, J. T. JOHNSTON, George street, 'Seaforth, east of the library," • 17 AFTER APRIL 14th Take Notice that the above is a, true copy of a proposed 13y -law of the Cssri5orati�ta of the Town of Seaforth'and its the event of the assent of the said Mun- icipality being obtained thereto, it will 'be taken' into consideration by the Municipal Council after the ex- piration of one month from the date of the first publication thereof in The Seaforth News, being the hews - paper fixed upon by a resolution of said council, for the publication of the said By-1aw•and that the date of the first publication thereof is Thurs- day, the 17th day of April, 1924, and that the poll will be held for taking the votes of the duly qualified rate- payers in that behalf on Wednesday, the 14th day of May, 1924, between the hours of nine o'clock,' in the fore- noon and five o'clock in the after- noon, at the following places: North Ward (P.S.D. Nos. 1 and 2) —at Brunsden & Campbell's office. East Ward (PeS,D. Nos,r 3 and 4)— At town hall. South Ward (P•S.D, Nos. 5 and 6) --at public library. On Tuesday, the 13th day of May, 1924, at the hour of ten o'clock, in the forenoon, at the office of the Town Clerk, in the Town Hall, the appointment of persons to attend at the •polling places and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk, on behalf of the persons in- terested in and promoting or oppos- ing the passing of this By-law will be made. The Clerk of the said 'Municipality shall sum up the number of votes gi- ven for or against this By-law on Thursday, the 15th day of May, 192.4, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon, at his office, in the Town Hail, Seaforth. AND FURTHER TAKE NO - EGGS FOR HATCHING. TICE that a tenant who desires to Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds vote upon said proposed By-law must deliver to the Town Clerk, not later than the tenth day before the, day appointed for taking the vote, a declaration under The Canada Ev deuce Act, that he is a tenant whose lease extends for the time for which the debt or liability is to he created or for at least twenty-one years and that he has by the lease covenanted to pay municipal taxes in respect of the property of which he is tenant, other than Local Improvement rates. of this 14th Seaforth, t s 'Dated at Sea day April, A.D. 1924. JOHN A. WILSON, Clerk, Town of Seaforth. and Black Minorcas, 13 Tggs for 50c. HENRY CUDMORE, Harpurhey.17 AUCTION SALE. One car load of Heavy Horses anti a few Drivers will be sold by public auction at the stables of the Commercial hotel, Seaforth, on Saturday, April 26th, commencing at 1 o'clock, p.m. Terms. Six months' credit on ap- proved -prowed 1oint totes, or six per cent. Per annum off for cash. W. CUD - MORE, DR. YOUNG, Proprietors; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. CROMARTY Miss Lila McCullough is spending part of her Easter holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. .Woods, near Mitchell. Miss Rebecca Bruce, who has .spent the past six months with her uncle and aunt in Michigan, ',returned, hpme, to spend the summer with her par - AUCTION SALE Of Household Furniture and other is t at Thursday, on articles,May 1,30 p,i, sharp, MISS A CROSBIE, Centre street, Proprietress. Thomas Brown, ,Auctioneer. 17 EGGSOR SALE. From Barron's '1•y ar-old hens, mated to a 2 -year Ottow male bird, Eggs, $1 per 13; or the pen, 15110'x8, and male bird, $35.00, MARSHAL': R. SMITH, Seaforth, Ont, Huron street. 19: BY-LAW NO. 262, FOR 1924 OF THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH A By-law to Aid the Robert Bell Engine and Thresher Company, Limited, by Granting a Fixed As- sessment, li OBINSOVS BARBEiR SilOP ,aid �i�DominionBd � Building g Entrance Just Around the Corner AFTER APRIL 14th Garage Opened I have opened a garage in the De- vereaux Building CORNER OF VICTORIA AND GODERICH STREETS and am prepared to handle all kinds of automobile repairs. All work guaranteed. Also handle British American Gas and Oil. Bruce Phillips SEAFORTH. Phone 17 FOR SALE. Six -roomed house and garret on the 'corner of Market and Louise street, Seaforth. Newly painted, electric lighted, good basement and good back kitchen. Apply to MRS. FORTUNE, on the premises, or phone 221J. tf, BOARDERS WANTED. Boarders wanted. Far information apply at THE SEAFORTH NEWS. 16 PASTURE TO RENT. Can take a limited • number . of cattle or horses for the season, Ap- ply to John Govenlock, Egndo tdvil e, 17 NOTIGE TO CREDITORS. . t e ofCa- tharine Curtin late of the •township of McKillop, in the county of Huron, widow, deceased. The creditors and others having claims against the estate of the above named Catharine Curtin, who died on or about the 28th day of December, 1921, are requested on or before the 11th day of May, 1924, to send to the tiisdo signed Solieitors,.for the ad- ministi`atorti of. the :proper"ty of the said deceased, full particulars of their claims against 'the estate, duly verified, after which estate the assets of tfie estate will ibk--distributed among the parties entitle• -thereto, having regard only to those"laims of which notice has been give was above. .4 This notice is given pursuant to section 56 of "The Trustee Act" Dated at Seaforth the 18thday, off WHEREAS the said The Robert April, 1924 Bell Engine and 'Thresher Company, Limited, is .carrying on business of , manufacturing and dealing in engines, 18 boilers, separators and saw mill ma- 'THOMPSON & 'MUNRO, Mitchell, Ontario, Solicitors for Administrator, MIIIMMORIBWILtagilIWIEWW Grain to Highest a ardet prices aItri d5 of g➢3➢➢ (?-holeetground screenings $25'per Hon is buyers bags PURE FEED trait rill' Shorts al lowest prices HUrOII 'Flour 9 k, SUCCESSOR to ROB MILLS, Ltd. • BACON TYPE YORKSHIRES. We have for sale some good long type SOWS carrying their first litters, weight from 200 to 300 lbs.,These are a registered lot and are priced from $20.00 up. This gives anyone a chance to get started into the real bacon type at grade price. Also we have for service a registered bacon type York- shire hog. Price $1150 at time of ser- vice with privilege of returning if necessary. ABRAM HUGILL e Son, Lot 23, con. 1, H.R.S., Tuckersmitli, Phone 13-616. PEMBER'S IR GOOD FBI. Ladies and Geofis Vat ill be at the Coiirnerca Holel: hr ADrU 24 So e makers of the.Dorenwend's. Patent Toupes and Wigs. New styles -for the year 1924, includ- ing the new flesh color sight proof parting. Mr. Knigth wil demonstrate and free advice on all scalp diseases. W.T. Ferber 129 Yonge Street TORONTO, ONTARIO