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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-07-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT, liENSALL NEWS June Promotion Tests --'Pa's's 60 p•c, honors 75''p.c, Jr. 111 to Sr. II1.- Mabel Workman 91, Irene Deters 84, Iarold Redden 84, 'Florence Mac- Donald 83, Grace Brock 82, Beryl Drummond. 80, William 'Drummond 60, 'Mary ": Gillies 70, Lloyd Mac - Laughlin 79, May Kennings 74, Lizzie Bean 74 , Howard Hemphill 73, Gladys Passmore 70, Irene Hog - l Hu son rth 6'Ruth t 2, arli oid 'Foster 63,6, Willie Nicol 60. Sr. II to Jr. III --Ruth ,MacLaugh- lin 85, Alice Higgins 83, .Marion Mac- Kay 76, Isabel Smale 75 Eleanor Bell 73, Aida], Appleton 172, Catherine Morrison 72, Roy 'Brock 64, Norman MacKay 62, 'Harold Appleton 61, Christina 'Morrison 54, John Mac- Kay 40.-Uvl. A. E11is, Teacher, On Friday evening, June 26th, a very. happy event took place at the home of Mr. and :Mrs. W. W. Chap- man, 2nd concession, Hay 'township, on the occasion of their silver wed- ding anniversary. About 75 guests assembled to a delightful dinner, af- ter which there was a short pro- granune presided over by Rev, A. Sinclair, of Remel • Short speeches were made by Messrs, Wm, 'Westa- way, of Hamilton, E. Ronnie, D. A. Camelot], A. Sinclair and NH-, and Mrs. Chapman, Sam Ronnie sang a delightful solo and well rendered in- steumentals were given by Miss Johns, Lon Mackay, Ferris Cantelon and Sant RennieMr, and Mrs. Chap- man were the recipients of a beauti- ful silver set front their neighbors, and the best wishes of the entire community were extended for their continued health and prosperity. The young men of the Boundary Baseball team donated the sum of $25.00 to Chiselhuret United church. This most generous gilt is greatly appreciated by the congregation. A very interesting wedding took place at the parsonage on Saturday afternoou, June 27th, when Mrs. Mamie M, Horton, of Hensall, was united in marriage to 7lr. Christopher Either, of Zurich, by Rev. Arthur Sinclair. After the ceremony, the happy couple left on c wedding trip their return they will reside at Zur- to Buffalo and Niagara I all On Friday from Kitchener accompanied by her sister, Mrs. E. Fisher. J. Rathwell in the village, and Mrs. R. Paterson and Mr, and M.rt, Alf, 'Tay1'or.' BAYFIELD. IN1a. end .Mrs. Morley C. Hart and ba'be, motored from Toronto on Saturday and are visiting Mrs. Hart's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, King. Mrs, G. W. and Miss Anna Woods motored to (Muskoka on Monday. 11Ir, R. Denim and Mr. G. White- sides, of Atwood were week -end guests of Rev, and. Mrs: F. H. Paull, Mrs. Chas. Edwards, of Toronto, 'is a guest at ,Miss 'Ferguson's, Mr. P. J. 'Bigelow left on Thurs- day for his 4tome at Orono. Mrs. W. Alexander and son George of London, have c'otne to their cot- tage for the summer. Rev. A. Macfarlane returned from Collingwood last Friday accompan- ied by his sister, Mrs. G. Park and daughter, Miss Ailsa Park. Mrs, Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon, of Galt, carne on Wednesday to visit the fornter's daughter, Mrs. IS. H. Paull. Mr. J. M. Stewart, of Stratford; is 'the guest of Mr, and Mrs. John Pollock. Mr. Jas. Cameron and Miss Isobel and Master Evans Cameron, of To- ronto, are visiting the former's moth- er, Mrs. Thos. Cameron. Misses Elva and Anna Dewar, of the Toronto school staff, arrived home on Saturday for the summer vacation. Rev. I. McKeown, of Toronto, first missionary of the United church of Canada to be sent to China, con- ducted the services int St, Andrew's church very acceptably 'on . Sunday last. Among the summer visitors who have arrived et Deer Lodge are: rM,r and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, of Mrs. Hyland of Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Love and family. Dr, and Mrs. Dearle and family, Dr. and Mrs. Slack and fancily, of London: Mr. and Mrs. Hastings abd family, of Galt, and Mr. acid Mrs. Kennedy and little daughter. of Toronto: and Mrs. Conn and family, Sarnia Mrs. Stone, Mrs, Alway and Misses Mae and Gertie Stone, of London, are guests with Mrs. W. Cotton at "The Warren." Mrs F. A. Edwards returned on THE ;FORTH NEM VARNA. Miss Roxie Colclough, of Detroit, is visit'in'g' with tier' parents, Mr. orad Mrs, Wm, Colclough. 'MissMargaret Johnston, of Lon- don, is visiting her friend, Miss ,'M, McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thotwpson, 01 Goderich township spent Sunday with Mcs, L. Beatty and family. Miss Edythe Mossop spent Sunday with her brother on the Bronson line. Miss Erma Diehl, of Hamilton, is spending her holidays act her honte 'on the fourth. Mrs. Reid and (Misses Ida and Mary and Mr. Jinn Reid of Bayfield, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jim, Beatty' and family Miss 'M Connell, of Toronto, is vis- iting with her,:parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Connell, Parr line. Quite a number of the W. A. .wo- men here attended the receptiotl gi- ven by -Mrs Paull at the rectory at Bayfield last Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Schell of Detroit isvis- iting .her parents Mr. and Mrs, A. Austin. Much regret is 'felt in the ocmmttn- ity at the sudden death of the late Dr. W. Peck, of Hensall. He was .well and favorably known in this district. Quite a number from here attended the garden party at Brucefield Tues- day evening last. The postmaster here has .been granted Thursday half -holiday to come into effect on July 9th and con- tinued 'throughout the summer. Therefore both stores will be closed Thursday afternoons. Mr, and Mfr„ Elliott, of 'Windsor, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rothwell on the Goshen lite, Miss Olive Johnston, Bannock- burn, who has been sick for the last few weeks, but who, we are pleased to say at time of writing, is Improv - Mg. Miss Marie Welch left Saturday for her sunnier vacation. Miss Pearl 'Taylor, of the Brus- sels school staff, has arrived home for the holidays. Mrs. \•Vnt. Clark bas returned to her home in the village after spend- ing several months with her daugh- ter in Seaforth. Mr. Eric Reid, of London, spent a few stays last week with Mr, and Mrs. ich. Their many friends heartily con- :Hiss Barber. of London, is the gratulate team. Buret of Hiss AI, E. Garrett, The holiday passed .luietly. in Hen- Stewart McKenna's orchestra is sail, quite a aum'er g..dng to the back again to supply the music at the Bend and Bayfield and some to the pavilion for the sumuier. The same sports on Thames Road. members as last year, the differnt Mr. ,Vin. Shepherd has had his house finished with stucco, the work being done by Chas. Wolfe, and a nice verandah built by James Sang- ster. The Unionists of the Presbyterian church held service in their own church on Sunday last, Rev. Mr, Mc- Hafty •f Cloven Sound, being the speaker fur the day The anti -Union Presbyterians held a service Sunday afternoon in the Anglican church. Rev. `1,. Bennie, of Mitchell, was the speaker They intend holding service in the same church next Sunday af- instruments being played by Mr. Ste- w -art Mt:Kenna, Mr. Ilarold Skinner, Mr, Ralph Harrison, Mr, Len Stevens and Mr. George Stores Thry all say they are quite 'pleased t•' be hack again and are guests at Lakeview• Hotel. AIr. John Pease spent the week- end here. He returned to I.oMden 0n 1 Monday. Mr, Pease and babe are going to Kippers to spend the sum,.! mer, Mrs. harry Brandin and ills {i Freida returned to London an ,at urday, ,ternoon, Rev. Mr. McDermid, of '\lis Verna Vance who spent three •Goderich being the speaker. weeks as a guest with Miss M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett, Hay, • Garrett. returned to Landon on gave a birthday party Monday an the Monday. Jayand:Mrs. Johnston ]eft 'occasion of Miss Bertha's 14th birth- Rev. J. day. A r,n:tiber from Hensall attended on Saturday for serinafielcl, Ont. Mrs. \Vin, henry spent a few .bliss Welsh of Varna public school, Cromer:y 1 flans held here last week. �-- days last week visiting friends at presided at the Entrance • examma- Mrs. Nathan W'arrcner and chil-i School Report -Promotion examin- dren, Pontiac, Mich.' who were visit- ations for June, Bayfield publicing friends last week,left on Monday school: for Goderich to visit friends there. Jr. IV. -Fred Weston, Isabel Lind - Mr. and 'Mrs. Cleveland, of Code- t say. Margaret Elliott, George Finley, rich, visited Mr. and Mrs. James' I:ottie Higgins, Agnes Kerr, Jessie Patterson on Sunday. hut' ay, Newton Sturgeon. Mr-. Smith, of Toronto, is visiting Sr. III• ---31141. Brown, Grafton Wes - her daughter, Mrs. Rain. Caldwell ton, Berthena Sturgeon. Eva Sturg- Mrs. l renkcolt, of Kitchener, visit- con, Doris Gemeinhard, Harold Mc - ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Ortwein, over the week -end, The Death of Dr. Peck. -When the news reached .Hensall Sunday that Dr. Peck had died in London that morning at St. Joseph's hos- pital, a shadow of 'gloom was cast upon the whole community. Dr. Peck became suddenly ill about eight days ago and went to London for a consultation with other doctors which was followed byimmediate an t m e operation for acute appendicitis. Al- though in a critical condition, 'hope was entertained for his recovery, but he was unable to rally sufficiently and passed away Sunday morning. The doctor was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Peck, now residents of Hensall, and was born on the family homestead, Ba+blyon line, Stanley township, thirty-seven s p, ty seven years ago, and received his earlier 'education at the little school house near his home. After passing the common school he went to Seaforth to at- tend the collegiate. After a brilliant course, he entered McGill Univer- sity, Montreal, and studied medi- cine, and graduated there some twelve years ago. After spending two years in aMontreal hospital as a house surgeon he came to Hensall and started to practise here, where his .success was considered remark- able in the joint fields of medicine and surgery. Thedoctor had a very pleasing personality and was loved and respected by the whole com- munity. He..was a consistent mem- ber of the 'Methodist church and al- ways took a great interest in any- thing pertaining to the We of the vil- lage, and keenly .enjoyed sports of all kinds, Besides his sorrowing widow and two small 'children he leaves ' his father and mother at Mensal! and one brother Albert on the homestead in Stanley to 'mourn his loss. The funeral, which.,was private, took place from his late residence/ on King street on 'Tues'day afternoon and was in charge of the Zurich Masonic Lodge of Hensall, of which the'de- ceased was past master. Interment was made at Bayfield cemetery. Out of respect to the doctor all places of ibasiness in town were closed front 1:30 to 2:30, The doctor's 1place. in the lives of this 'community will be (hard 'to fill. Mr. and +Mrs, Fred Willis and fam- ily, from Marllette, iMich,, visited .Mr. BRUCEFIELD, Mr. and Airs. Watt and fancily, of Guelph, visited at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Brock this week. A most enjoyable picnic was held -nn -Monday, June 29th, at Bannock- burn, when 'he teacher, pupils and a number from school section No. 10. Stanley, were present. Swimming and sports were the order of the ,lay. Prizes were given by the teach- er to the pupils obtaimn'g the great- est number of points A bountiful lunch was served on the banks of the river. A pleasant feature of the ucuic was an address and presenta- tion of a signet ring to the teacher, Mr. John McIntosh, who is leaving the school to resume his studies, The presentation of the ring was made by Roland Ketchen and the ad- dress read by Meh'in Snyder, signed on behalf of the school. Mr, Mc- Intosh made a suitable reply. Mr. W. N. McQueen, of Toronto, isvisiting his parents and friends this week. Leod. Jr. III ---Mary Widcnntbe, Craig Kerr, Kenneth Merner, Sr. TI -Thelma Parker. Isabel Os- mond, Emma Sturgeon, Edith Mern- er, John Lindsay, John Wild. Jr. IT -Sandy Mustard, Lawrence Johns, Brown Lindsay, James Sturg- can, Keith Gemeinhard, Louis Wild. Sr. I -Dean Castle, Louise Mc- Leod, Maud Parker, Fred Sturgeon. Jr. I -Tom Castle. Elliott, Carson Johns. Primary -Wm. Osmond. P. J. Bigelow, Principal:_ A. W. Woods, Assis'tant. 'Misses Rankin, of Detroit, are spending a few days at their cottage, , Hillcrest. .Mr. and Mrs. A. Suppnick and family, of Detroit, and Mrs, Holley, o Fridayspend 'the sum - arrived n to s P mer at their cottage Mr. and Mrs. L. Stevens and dau- ghter, of London, are occupying Mr. Percy Watson's cottage for the sum- mer Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Manness and family,. of London, are occupying their cottage. Mr. Ken, Roberton, Bill Mutch and • Frank Mutch, of Clinton, are tenting an the fiats. Do not 'forget 'the big 'celebration to commemorate the incorporation of Bayfield village on Wednesday, July 8th, Be sure to come and join in all the sports. A good play, "Blund- ering Billy," will be put on in the town hall in the evening, Remember the date, July 8th, next Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Peters and family and Mr. and Mrs. McConkey ,and :family, of, Stratford, are oc- cupying their 'cottages, Mrs, G, W, Woods, .Miss Nan and Miss Marion Davison 'spent the week -end camping at Grand Bend, CHISELHURST. Mr. and Mrs. James Earl, of.Zion, visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald. Miss Bernice Harris spent a few days last week visiting her auntie, Mrs. Orville Cann, of Thames Road. Mr. \Vm, AfeTaggart, of Detroit, is visiting his brother, Martin Mc- Taggart, for a 1cw days. The union public school picnic held at McKinnon's bush on Satur- day, June 27th, was a success. The soft ball game between Hib- bert school S.S. No. 7, and Tucker - smith S. S. No. 10 was won by Hib- bert. The soft 'ball game between Chiselhurst girls and Hensall girls was won easily by the Chiselhurst girls. The baseball game played after supper between d f en the boundary Hensall, was won by Boundary,and the score being 9-7. Ferris Cantelon pitched for Hensall and Bert Hor- ton pitched for the Boundary. Both boys pitched good 'ball and each re- ceived good support in the field, Everybody that attended the picnic had a real good time. Mr. and Mfrs. Wm. Pybus at- tended the SOtl anniversary services at ElimvilIe United church on Sun- day, The Boundary Baseball Club gave $2.00 to the Chiselhurst United church which was very thankfully re- ceived. 'The League 'baseball game between the boundary and Fullerton was won by the Boundary -'score 14-7. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. luck. The ladies' meeting will be held this Friday afternoon et the home of ivl'rs. 'Wm. iMcGavin, 'west of Leadbury. Everyone'try and comae ae there are several quilts .to be quilted' Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Scarlett and family are moving to Seaforth 'this week. We wish them success in their new .home. On Tuesday evening Winthron juniors defeated St. Cohunban 3-0 act Winthrop. A, W. Dick, Seaforth, was referee. School Report. --The 'following is th school report of S. S. No. 10, Me- Killop, 'based on the promotion exam- inations and the year's work, 1st class honors 80 p.c. or over; honors, 75 p,c, or over; pass 60 p.c, ort over. Those marked with an asterisk" (*) had perfect attendance during June. Promotidns from Jr. IV to Sr. IV. -*Margaret Pethick 87, *Jack Mont- gomery 80. Sr, 11I to Jr, IV -*Isabel Eaton 87, Evelyn Can -meld]. 75, Jr, III to Sr, III --*Wilson Little 89, Wilson Campbell 62. Sr. 11 to Jr, III -*Margaret Mont- gomery 87, Harold Pethick 83, *Rus- sell Dolmage 78, *Roy Dolmage 77, Willie Campbell 76, Willie Dol- mage 64. Jr. II -Blanche Pethick 84, Evelyn Sperling 84, Edith Barwick 80, Leslie Dolmage 80 (equal). :Primer, Allen 'Campbell 68.Nunt:ber on roll 17, av- erage attendance .for June 15,01. Edna M. Jamieson, Teacher. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c,. LOGAN. On Tuesday, June 23rd a wedding took place in the Lutheran church at 13rodltagen when Miss Adelia Hinz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hinz, Logan, was united in marriage to Mr, John Diegel, of Brodhagen, Ceremony was performed by Rev, 7fr, Alberti, pastor of the church, in than, presence of a large number of guests. Thebride was given away by her father, and Mr. Alvin Schellen- berg acted as best man.. Miss Geor- gina Dcigel was +bridesmaid and N(ss Georgina Querengesser was timid of honor. Miss Margaret Smith cousin of the bride, acted as flower girl, Af- ter signing the register, the wedding party repaired to the home of the bride's parents, where a sumptuous wedding dinner was served. An en- joyable time was spent by all during the remainder of the evening in danc- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Diegel spent their honeymoon at Lansing, Mich., and leave 'Thursday for their future,home in North Bay. ELIMVILLE, 'The fiftieth anniversary of Elim- ville 'ciittrch was 'observed on Sunday and Monday, when Rev, Mr, Cooper, superannuated minister of London, oldest minister to have had charge of the church, preached. So great was the crowd, an overflow 'service was held in the Sunday school morning and evening. At night, Rev. Geo. Jewett, at former 'pastor, preached. On Monday afternoon a garden party was held in Mr. Ed. Johns' orchard, Which was very largely .at- tended. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wenesday, July let Wheat, per bushel ' $1.20 Oats, per bushel 42c Barley, per bushel 65c Buckwheat, per 'bushel , , , ... , , 65c 1'eas, per bushel S1.00 Shorts, per cwt. .. , .. 51.75 Bran, per cwt, ..........:.....$1.5 Potatoes, per bag 60c Butter, per 1'b, 30c Eggs, per dos, 22c -29c Hogs, per cwt. $12,50 BIRTHS. DEVER'EAUK.--In Tuckersmith, on June 24, 1925, to Mr, and Mrs. Wna. Devereaux, Jr, a -son (Joseph William). HOLLAND, --11n Windsor, :on. Fri- day, June 26th, to Mrd' ,and IMPS, Thos,. I'Iollend, a son. Items of news are always welcome., Have you any ? Choked for Aja. Some little irritant becomes lod'ged in the bronchial tubes, others gather, and the awful choking of asthma results. Nothing offers quite such quick and positive relief as Dr, J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The healing, soothing smoke or vapor penetrates, clears the passages:and gives untold relief. It has. behind it years of success. It is the sure remedy for every sufferer. GRAND RALLY. A grand rally of all the Mission Bands of Huron Presbyterial will be held (D.V.) at Blyth, July 17th, two sessions, 10 a,m, and 2 'p.m. Full .programme, every band taking acme part. Special speaker, 1hIr. W. B, Djang, I3.A., a young Chinese student at Knox College. Neighbor- ing Beads cordially invited. Picnic lunch and games at ,the noon hour. M. D. -LUNDY, 28 'Mission Band Sec'y. STAFFA. 'Rev. J. E, Jones exchanged pulpits, with Rev. E. J. Roufston, Arkona, on Sunday last, who preached two excellent sermons at the services, morning and evening. The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the 'United church will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Smale on Thursday, July 9th, at 2:30 p,m, Rev. Mr. Roulston and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. O'Brien. Miss Margaret Golding is visiting her grandparents at present, Mr, and Mrs. W. Brown, of To- ronto, and Mr. and Mrs, D. Neelins, of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. W. Drake, Stratford, were guests of Mr. R'abt. Barbour on Sunday, Mr. Alvin Barbour, of CampbeIl- ville, is visiting at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. J Werner, Strat- ford, visited at A. Miller's on Sunday. WINTHROP. Mrs, C. Broome and children, wrho have been "visiting friends in Arthur, have returned home Mr. Melvin Blanchard, Jr., who is on the teaching staff at Belleville, is home for the holidays. Miss M. Bullard spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Rae Holmes, Seaforth. Mrs. Clarence Bennett and baby Kenneth, returned •home from :Se'a- forth Hospital on Sunday and both are doing fine. The schools have closed ,for' the summer holidays and the teae,hers have returned "home for a much needed rest. All those trying exams. at S.S. No, 10 have passed and 'feel very proud, as they nearly all took first class honors, Mrs Hanna Snd\;Miss Annie, of Seaforth, are visiting ,Mr. Reuben Hart.' St. Columb'an Junior :football 'beam play Winthrop in St. Colurdban 'this Saturday evening. ' 'Come and help the boys along. ,+ If they win their. group they', play Kitchener in .'the near 'future. They have played two games and won, so we "'Wi's'h them HURON OLD BOYS. (Continued from Page 1.) CARD OF THANKS. Mrs, J, W. Pinkney and family de sire to extend their sincere thanks to their many 'friends and neighbors in and out of town for their kind ex- pressions sof sympathy and +beautiful floral tributes, during their recent sad bereavement. Mr. Bismark Timmins, formerly of Bluevale, but now a prominent mer- chant of Northern Manitoba, was a visitor at the picnic, accompanied by Mrs. Timmins. Hon. President J A, McLaren gen- erously donated 10 pounds of coffee for the refreshments, No wonder the coffee was good. Treasurer John Robertson says be remembers the time harry :McCurdy was the champion base 'ball player of 'Goderich, John was in his short •pants then. Everybody was more than pleased to see Mrs. R. C. King out again, af- ter her severe siege of illness. It would be a lonesome gathering of Huronites without Mrs. King. John Moon and I-Iarold Timmins, two budding politicians and probably future legislators, did good work on: the committees. Mrs. J. Aitcheson, a former Blue- valeite, was a visitor and an interest- ed spectator. ' <. Secretary Ffoody was called away on important .t8isiness• during the. af- ternoon, but gdt back in time for lunch, which he enjoyed very much. Treasurgr Robertson, just fresh back from la 'holiday trip to the eas- tern provinces, looked after the fin- ances for the day. Mr. FI, I. Morrish, 'former president of the association, commented on the fine' appearance of the ladies 'present. He spoke the truth. A Prime Dressing for Wounds, In some factories and workshops car- bolic acid is kept .for use in cutter- ing 'wounds and cuts sustained . by the workmen. Far better to keep on hand a mottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclec- tric oii. rt is just as Ankle in action and does not' scar the skin or burn the flesh. ,u McKILLOP For Your Savings Your First Thought iS Open your account with us and your savings are secured by the entire resources of THE PROVINCE • Become a depositor to -day and receive security coupled with courteous se'rv'ice. TIRE PR V*NS E SAVINGS Seaforth Branch - 14 Other OF ©NTTh RB °O SFFI t°E J. iV1, McMillan, Manager L'ranches WATCH LOST Lost on Saturday, June 271h, - on Main •s't„ Seaforth, a 15 -jewel Walth- am watch with gold case. Finder please leave at J. F. Daly's jewelry, store, and receive reward. Barron Drain Assessments, ` S. W. ARCHIBALD CIVIL ENGINEER Assessed ratepayers udder By-law a ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR No, 5 of 1925, P,arron Drain, desiring to pay their assessments in cash on Office over Stewart Bros„ Phone 70 said drain can do so up to Saturday, Seaforth, Ont. July 4th, 1925, 'to G. K, Holland, Township Treasurer. After' said date debentures 'will be issued and sold for balance unpaid. 27 F. J. McQUAID, Reeve. DRAIN TENDERS. Tenders .for .the repair and cleaning out of the Lawrence Drain, ' Mc- Killop, will be received by the under- signed till Monday, July 13th, 1925. Tenders will be opened at 2:30 p.m. at the Carnegie Hall, Seaforth. Marked cheque for 10 p.c. 'contract price to accompany tender, Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. Plans and specifica- tions at the Clerk's office, Lot 35, Con. 3, lIcKi'llop Tp. Open work 7280 cub, yds. Tile work estimate, $380,00 28 JOHN McNAY, Clerk. PRACTICAL NURSE. Panties requiring the services of a practical nurse of several years stand- ing, please communicate with under- signed. Rates moderate. MRS. CATHERINE McNABB, north Main street, Seaforth. 27 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims 'against the estate of George D. C. Ilarn, late of th'e Town of Seaforth, Automobile Agent, employed of late for a time in Toronto, who died at Toronto on April 22nd, 1925, are required to send to the undersigned Solicitor for the Executors of the said estate, particu- lars of their claims duly proven, on or before the 1st day of August, 1925, after which date the Executors will proceed to distribute the said estate among those entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which tine executors then have had notice. Dated, Tune 10th. 1925. A. G. CAMPBELL, Solicitor. 57 Queen st. west, 27 Toronto, Ont. Want and For'Sale Ads, 3l times 50c THE RADIO SHOP ATWATER ENT RADIO Think of What Is Back of It Whether it is tone quality, distance, selectivity, or volume you want in the radio you buy, you will find it in the highest degree in our line of AT WATER KENT equipment. There' is an Atwater. Kent initrument: - receiving set or laud' speaker at a size and price to suit your preference.. 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