HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-02-13, Page 5THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941
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MANNING'S
Chocolate Marshmallow Biscuits..2 lb. 25c
Aylmer Pork & Beans 3 15 -oz. tins 15c
AVL ME'R
Tomato' Catsup 2 12 -oz. bottles 25
VAN CAMP'S
Tomatoes,choice quality ..2 15 -oz. tins 1 7c
Aylmer Pie Cherries 2 15 -oz. tins 27c
Kellogg's All Bran large pkg. 21 c
Woodbury's Soap 4 bars 25c
i n Da Food 2 tins 19c
Champion g
.c...c....13 tins 14c
Classic
Cassic Cleanser size tin 23c
IIP rx
__e ,.cncke a Salmon �
large pkg, 25e
per pkg. 10c
large pkg, 24c
bar 2 meds bars 11c
large pkg. 24c
large bar 5c
Red +River Cereal
Durham Cornstarch
,Lux Flakes
Ivory Soap, large
Oxydol, small pkg
Kirk's Castile Soap large pkg, 24c
Ivory Snow Van
_ 2-2.5 oz. tins 190
Ammonia
Handy Ammonia
Van Cap's Tomato Juice 3 large pkg, 15c
0 02. 15c
Valentine. assorted Candy 1 10 lb. 13c
Licorice Allsorts r/ c
lb. la
Scotch Mints x lb. 110
0c
Humbugs
California Lima Beans, large 2 lbs, 25c10 cubes 25c
Oxo Cubes, 4 cubes lOc .,.•............. 2 lbs. 19c
Choyce Blue Rose R
2.6 oz, pkg. 19c
2-15 oz. tins 25c
/ lb, pkg. 170
/ lb. pkg. 370
for 25c
Medium size 2 lbs, 19c
2. large pkg. 15c
2-1 Ib. prints 25c
per tin 11c
1 lb. bag 37c
2-16 oz. tins 19c
Rice
McCormick's Salted or Plain Sodas
Burford Peaches
Royal York Cheese
'Royal York Tea, more cups per pound
Newport Fluffs, 13 oz. pkg. with tumbler
Sweet Meaty Prunes, large size ....15c Ib
Plain or Iodized Salt
Hillcrest Shortening
Habitant Pea Soup, large 28 02. till
Blue Boy Coffee
Country Kist Peas
9c
10c
1. ten 1.' \lother Parker; Tea
Iiad1. 1L'onte;t C.1 11.11, •l'ilea-
day y to 1311
Yellow Label 32c V, lb.
Orange Pekoe 37c 2 lb,
Zan darer la the Cup
211e Cups to Ike 22u13
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COMMUNICATION
Editor, The Seaforth News.
In the met -mint of the accident in
Egiunni4ville on the evening of Sat-
urday, Feb, ist, when Mr. \VilI
Sutith, decorator, o1 Seaforth, was
injured, it was reported that the in•
jawed titan was getting on Mr. '\\•m.
3.aldfield'a sleigh when struck. This
ea» not correct. 'Phe sleigh, going
north, was proceeding, 'well over on
the east side of the road, owing to
the car corning north up the hill. air.
Smith nam walking' north on the left
hand side of the road. The sleigh
had not more alreaet of 1111•. Smith
,then the ear aruck hien,
ily-slander,
TOWN TOPICS
Nirs. M. it, Rennie and Ronnie left
c rid e wit to
Tuesday t fo • Sun I owing n
on lle It Y 1 g g
the illness of her daughter-in-law,
'P is at pre-
sent
GordonRenin who M1 Cot p
r ' hospital.
sent in 0 fella 1 t
Mrs. Joseph 'Bekaa is at present
in Toronto to meet her husband,
who is spending a Yew holidays.
Mr, Fred Cook of ruckersmIth and
l n tt.
T. Hugill, et
1 b
•tuhCr, Mrs. ,
his d. g e, N g t
the past week with friends and rel-
atives in Woodstock and Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Legg of Gode-
t'lelt and son Willard Legg, of R. C.
A, I'„ St. Thomas, spent Sunday at
the home of NL'. and 1Vlrs, George
1VIcGaviu.
Mr. Frank Clark of 1Vfunc•.hester,
England, and Mr. Nevin McPherson,
of Glasgow, Scotland, spent the week
enol with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Neussio (nee
Dorothy Howes), are visiting her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Howes,
at present. They will - leave this
spring for British Columbia,
Duron Presbytery of the United
Church was held at Clinton Wesley.
Willie United Church on Monday. Al -
tending front this vicinity' were Rev.
H. V. Workman, Rev, W. A. Bremner,
Rev. A. • W. Gardiner, Rev. 1., W.
C,'aw, Nelson Keyes, R, Scarlett,
William Beattie, ,Robe. McFarlane,
The Holmes Group of the Ladles'
Aid of the .Presbyterian Church in-
tend having s hot supper on Friday,
Feb. 21st,
The Catholic Women's League in-
tend holding a supper on March 17,
fifty per cent of proceeds to be don-
ated to the lied Cross,
Mr. James S. .Henderson of (lode•
rich was a visitor In Seafo'th on
Monday.
Pte. Bert Whyard of London spent
two days with his fancily last week,
Mr. Harold Finnigan. of Hamilton
spent tate week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Finnigan.
Oban MaeTavish of Godertclt sweat
the week end with his parents, NIr.
and Mrs. John MaeTavish.
Mrs. J. \Willocks and daughter of
Ripley are visiting her parents, NIr.
and Mrs. A. D. Armstrong.
iVlr, Leslie Kerr of Toronto spent
the week end with his mother Ml's.
James Herr.
Mrs. Archie McTavish is spending
several weeks in Georgetown with
het cousin, Mos. Meberm(d.
('ouuty - Constable Jennings w111
occupy the residence of N. Alain St,
vacated by A'Ir. Scott Ilabkii•k.
Remember the euchre in St. Thom-
as' parish bran, Friday, Feb, 114, at
81115 Hatt,.
McKinley's CHICKS
Government Approved, Pullorum - tested
Stock
Call 97 r 11, Hensall, for good chicks for 1941.
Hatchery is located 4 miles north of Zurich.
J. E. McKINLEY, Zurich, Ont.
Farmers! It's Here
The New W 6 McCormick Deering Tractor
.101
5 Forward Speeds. What a treat for different field and road
operations. Come and see this Tractor. Inspect t thor-
oughly. Drive it, Most economical tractor to operate of
thelll all...
ON DISPLAY AT
JOHN EACH
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH
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Dealer for I.H.C.. Machineschine� & RepairParts
Electric Supplies. Paints
MRS. 'WILLIAM SCLATER APPOINTED MODERATOR
\1r William Sclater, one of the HAMILTON PRESBYTERY
oldest residents ni Seaforth, passed
pcacen111r (way 1111 I rtday, Feb. 7th,• " tDunnvllle C',hronicle'
t or street 7n
at her residence rs. S t e anniversary pf his
�e at
P. sixth aunt t
( 1 h i
On t
her east 1110 ,Its Sclatrr, whose becoming a member of the Presby -
was
Anderson, 'ret name was ate
'5115 i i n
J
Koine.
Rev. I. B, i
rev of Hamilton. R
baro at 4tronus;, Orkney is y
lands, what she was Married 1n 1,57.4 B.A., was elected Moderator of the
to her late husband who predeceased Presbytel•y. The three highest posi-
hcr mem y -two years ago. They tions with which the Church earl
Ir} sixty- aeen y
cams tSeaforthenyeasaro n the Ude e has as honor thele then are the following:
ago. and she h
resided lu re ever
sines.Although h c
o
Moderator of the General
Assembly..
ndvaneed to years she was as bright which is the highest court of the
as ever and possessed a wonderful clttti', and includes all of Canada,
Memory, She had beauanactive Newehfoundland and Bermada. Rev.
member of lira Presbyterian Church
e 7, a former president of the Ladies' William Barclay of Hamilton was
\ul Society and a rife member of the elected to this position at the meet-
1113(1011 (Mtssionare Soeiely. She tug of the Assembly in St Catharines
was a line Christian •w•crauan Itusnter- pil" in 194(1. The second, Moderator of
e.tle in her home and oed in tlo welfare. of othther inters
so,-
Synod. There are eight Synods in thec
vi in;a' are six of a family, four +laugh- cht11'eit, each leaving a Moder 2.01'.
tars, Mrs John I ntl aysnu Se fortlt: The Presbytery of Hamilton is sit -
11r. L. li, 21rus[ caret: \irs. :i. uated in tate Synod of London and
Staples. Regina; (Mrs. Ldgar Lawson, Hamilton. Rev. R. A. Crausloin of
\eburn, and 11111 n, , I\V. \ Solatcr,
Rema, and !John Sclater of Seaforth, Welland is Modest to', The third.
elm is critically ill. Moderator or Presbytery. The Presby -
The. remain: of +lirs. Sclater were tery of Hamilton is the second larg-
laid to rest in the family plot in the ay est. Presbytery in the church; having
enl utic cc . they li \dot i,u sixty churches. Rev, I. B, Kafue.
afternoon at ?�.3O, the funeral ta�kinuc
place from her late residence. Rev. minister of Knox Presbyterian
laugh Jack of First Presbyterian Church. has been elected Moderator
'Church officiated and paid high tri- et this Presbytery. Since coming to
'lute to the life and Christian charge- Dunnville from Grimsby a Year and
to of the departed woman ant her a half ago, Mr. Keine has made a when police are ealled on the new
deep and active interest fn the churchsystem at the town hal!. A call for
of whish she was a consistent mem- host 01 friends in Dunnville. who join
pollee at night occasionally rental'',
ber for sixty-seven years. Rev. +H. V. in congratulating hint on his thew of.
Workman of Northside tuited Ree. Sauce his advent. TGtox Church
Church assisted and lame; 1 . Scott bus made remarkable progress, nn
sang her favorite hymn. "There Is u
Grccn Hill Far .\w tv," '1he beauti- membership, flnanc•lally, spirttuaily, calls in each month of September
fel floral u'ibutea testified to the :11- and, in fact. in every (lepertment' October and November last, January
teem ewhich tele departed woman Mr.Kahle is an ardent worker. and 1941 had 2 calls and the first week of
wsa; held. The pallbearers were John
BORN
MELLEN—Dianne and .Larry Mellen
announce the gift of a h10311er, who
arrived at Scott Memorial Hospital,
Friday, Feb. 7311, 1041.
SAVAliGE—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on Monday, Feb. 10th, to Mr.
and Mrs, Ross Savauge, a daughter
(Sandra Mae).
I-ILTNT—In Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Thursday, Feb, 8, 1941, to Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Hunt, McKillop, a
6011.
WILLIS—In Scott Nlemoriul Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, Feb. 3, 1941, to
Sgt•Maj. and Mrs. Fred Willis,
Seaforth, a sou.
DUNGEY—In Scott Memorial Hospi
tal, on Sunday, Feb. p, 1941, to Air.
and Mrs. Roy Dungey, Seufortla a
son,
SOCIAL
AT ST. COLUMBAN
WED., FEB. 19th
Under auspices of C. W. L•
Arthur's Orchestra
LUNCH
Admission 35c
DANCE!!
in Winthrop Hall
THURSDAY
FEB. 13TH
• Arthur's Orchestra
Admission 35c
LUNCH SERVED
Valentine
D -A- -C-E !
at Kippen
FRIDAY, FEB. 14TH
with Clayton Steeper
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SPECIAL, IP EATURES ! Why yes,
there will he ---Serpentine• broom and
spot. dances. Door prize. Pmt for all
GENERAL ADMISSION 88c
A Valentine
DANE!
Sponsored by the Voting Ladle;'
'Sociality of
Dublin
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FRIDAY, FEB. 14
A FLOOR .SHOIW (The Four Aces)
M!USIC BY JOE (HENRY
Admission '315c
PAGE F1VE
TOWN COUNCIL
Continued From Page Otte
for a room ten feet square and Gila
co r111! b• rr n e t without difficult
K a c Y
s
in the hallway of the town hall ad-
jacent to t nl
t )resent accomodatioa.
and the heatiug could be easily
tak-
en care of. If the rest room was out -
aide the town hall or in a separate
building. heating and caretaking
would need to be considered. Abuse
of a rest room Is alma a difficulty. A
rest room for women provided rrovided in
,
the library basement some years
age
and eventually had to be closed.
Councillor Parke said the town hall
needed au entrance at street level
and he had thought if the town hall
ever needed remodelling that the
front portico should beclosedin and
an entrance placed at street level.
Couue•illor Sills said there had bee:
a proposal to build an addition to
the rear of the town hall to give the
hydro a heated work room. Au ad•
dition might be built there to WO
vide sweet' lop both purposes.
Councillors referred to the fact
gas stations and some stores already
provide restrooms and thought It ad.
visable to lied out If other towns ct
similar siee are providing rest rooms
Council authorized the property
committee to co-operate with an'1
meet the W.I.committee.
11. B, Holmes was appointed pollee
elet•k. in addition to his duties at the
weigh scales and waterworks to give
hint authority to receive messagee
ed unanswered for half an ]tour if us
one in authority was ill the neigh-
borhood of the hall. A check on calls
receive(1 showed there were seven
a fearless speaker, and the 11ouo• lie February had three calls. The new
llr:ttie, joint A. Ste wart, Burton
official will give a amnlhl
received was richly deserved, y report.
\lair. \1. \Jclicllar. RusselPtoat Councillors requested information
•a»d 'JohntMcKenzie. - about the present regulations goy'
Among the relatives Land friends I - - ---- ' erttittg authority of provincial pollee
from out of town herr' 191`..1. SCl Itr. NEW BOOKS PLACED to call a town policeman to act out.
Regina, and his dattahter, Miss ;Mar-
INT
LIBRARY side the town. The recent ease of
ion Sclater, 'l'oronto Mr, and \its.. the "burning. cross" in HarpurheY
L. G. Kruse and eon William. Galt;
\I r. and i\Its, Edgar Lu,cson and Ne}v boners ri•ceutiy receiwrd at 55115 taken as an example, The opiu•
ion was expressed that under new
Ltmice, \uhntn: Lair !John Hepburn the Sentoeth Public' Library: regulations the provincial police had
of Toronto; Miss Vera S:clater, of St. 1 Fiction --Creat Mistake, Rinehart; authority to require any citizen to
\lacy.; '\lr. and \{rs. J. i. Robertson, Crime Crime Incarnate, Wells; North of give assistance. Under the old sys-
Mr. and \fra. Eimer Riiberteon, Dr. tile I1o,21,1 F911120; 8erret nl' the tette unto and municipal police were
\\ car, /Nike Josephine Weir. \!r, utd made cnuut}^ constables and the. High
111 H. \ict,ac, \i, and Mrs. ''hit M.u'shbunks, Norris:
Hird in the (county emir:table could then call on
lip- and 1\U. and Mrs. Robert 91111 tree, GOudge; Partners, Hill, Man the local police to assist him outside
\\'ho Went Back. Deepiug: Out of the municipality.
til,s and '\[rs. C. Howson, :\ud,nrn:
tale and Mrs. \rhott `Hill. \Ir, and the Fog, Lincoln Sons of the Other. (•oancillars felt tlutt w1th the on
Mrs. Wesley Hill and daughter. of(ynbbs; Medical ('Kntne. ISu11115 win wr,lirr 11111 requh'edte go out o£ town
1 ndcrieh, C.. McDonald,mOoitald, Lnck»oyc; oaby present regulations, that instrue•
1. 0(31smure and tater. I\tis 111111the F3ell Tolls, IIeuting- tions should he issued to that effect,
Uinrnu,r•e, Bda•l;e, aitd ltts, IR1:'alter:( whyFor; Faroe is the Spur. Sptiug; Last as the greatest menace at night was
Cole, 'l oronto. Train Out. Oppenheim; Heart of to from fire.
Child, alnitonte; \Vhiteoalt Heritage, A notice of motion was given by
MRS, MARY GIVLIN ate da Roche;
Invitutiot rn 1 n ('ounc•illor Sills to introduce a fly -
Tote death occurred at her residence taw at the next regular meeting n€
on tioderirh ;treet East on Thursday. Dough•; Oliver Wiswetl; Roberts; council to license electrical workers.
Feil, belt, of'Mary Flynn, a highly es- Tltr' Family, Fedoreva; Murder at plumbers and other trades. A list
teemed resident and widowof the Little Cot hteta 'Rhode; Account Rend• of businesses and trades the town
date Patrick Givlin ci McK111011. She aced, \3'cunvnrtb' gad C`ypras could license by bylaw was lead.
.once of which the town already has
wa. married 00 the 7th of 'January, (•hristia, (001'21111P nu Ptoutmce. Greig; Itemised, such as transient traders.
11898 and they settled on a farm on
the fifth concession of McKillop Fielding's Folly, Keyes Adam Pen- hawkers and peddlers, billiard
,r here they lived for t.wel13'eight feathtl, F,„11,01;!111. Ftrtrlloy Tates rooms. etc. The definition of a trans.
years, \Vhen \ir. 't;ivlin died in 1\lay.the Road, ('sinning; etre. Alhtivet, dent trader was given as one having
11919, Ntra. 1,ivtiu and her daughter,a localized business al one poiet.
(NI rs Fran CS, nun ed to `0211,0tll 2truther; (4111'tly- My ('aptain Waits. Meeh discussion centred about the
„here. they have ;ince resided. Mrs. Eaton.Subject, including problems cleat,'
(,ivlin was a devotat member 01 St. Nnu^Firtnon B,l,tud the- Lilies. by nutsi(lP electrical workers. 311111111'
N131,ie I Saw France Fall. ('ltunib yrs, soup and tobacco salesmen
+James' Catholic Church and a kindly, ((rushee, dry cleaners, anal a.r'
active yrouuan, deeply in teres in run; Empire on Seven Seas, Adams': teamsters, roofers, etc Loyal ,corns
her home and chnrelt. The large
ge num- 'Prelawny, Armstrong;Winston ars had encountered 1 great (Liffey
tier of spiritual h•ibetee testified to
the esteem in which she was held, Churchill, Kraus; Ctotatlian ()eel's- eni'bl iWee icenses for ,eau - a-
Shc is survived by an only (laughter. ins. Buchan: Quebec' o
Putchwlt' when they went to other plae.ee
\Ii -s France•, Gie'lin, who 1111th re. Deeded; London Omnibus, Moront: Some of tete trades <anuuirl*.-
cantly taught in S.S. No. let \hchilbup.aounh•y Editor. Hough: One Feet 111 would like 10 have Incensed were 11''
mho two +brother;, lotto Flynn, (tort' Heaven. Spence.; Green Hills
Far under cnitncil's authority.
tent, and ,oral took
Flynn. Hallett.
Councillor Holmes said new'. ir-
The funeral tool: place on Ho1iday Away, Htirke. Formation had been secured nor.
. ( ('ng from St. hones' [Church, to Juvenile—Ail Thru The Night other towns operating their oec.
211
St. nitmthan cemetery. High Nies,'Fit']d, Round the Year. ltuchle• y• Poe,t ',fleet plows but a local Plea'
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was celebrated.Ihy Rev, Father T. 1'. Rooky Horse, Cottage; Susannah operated by Messrs. McCattttst an
Hussey. The remains Here borne to Dennison; AmPharamr Boyce.. w•as now available at no Kate:
her last resting place 13.522, by six nephews, hides operating 1.051: than if the 3°W13
1 Ire Writs I Lynn. lame Flynn. Arnold IC cps School, Howard; Niue Hoti• chased new 'egtiiliment. Their plow
Dale, Clinton: !fokcph ,nt't !Williams.1°t zoos Thomson; Edna of the Islands, is operated on the front of a Delete,
Joseph C,i,•lin and 1'henl:rs ,113liaA'nedany; Bright Heritage. Previuees; and under test had gone through
Among' those oral a distance ,who Winning Out, NTcNeeley; Susan rti ft. refits without trouble. The Pro
uteuded the funeral were \(r. F.. J,pose! at present is to do away with
Duncan Toronto 'Mrs. \I U i nugh- Sandy Point.eelst ll; Mice on sidewalk plowing and plow only the
tuts Stratford; Mr. and lairs. JohnHorseback, Tweedsmuir: Lassie roadways.
Flynn, Dublin: Andrew Flynn. James (tame Home. Knight; Shining \\^at• Phe following is the report of tel?
Flynn end Mrs. O. Flynn, Clinton;ars Barclay; Queens Booty of Red Finance Committee: Geo. Lowery.
P. Reynolds, Mrs.r0e Flynn,, 'Chas. Cross. $9.90; Chas. P. Sills, postage. Wale;
Shanahan and \\ ilfred FlynnStr,at-
iord D. H. Wilson. 560.45; A. M. Hudson,
WILLIAM ,BIGKELL $23.83; H, Snell, $75; . Jno. Currie.
The death occurred at his home on MRS. MARY 51. •BRODERI.CK $42; Thos. Storey, $30; Jno. A.
Louisa street. Seaforth, on Sunday \lary J. Ryan. widow of the late Wilson. $20; D. H. Wilson, cash re-
mord
of William Jame.; Bickel!,
aitresixty-live years. \Helsel Broderick passed away on lief. $108,09; Canadian Surety Co.,
'Che deceased was thorn to Hibbert Saturday at her ncnne ort Gndericb $30; Fidelity Ins. Co., $8; Canadian
township son of the late 'William street East alter ao t1111Css with National Rlys., $17,96; County of
Biekeld, He was a moulder in the pneumonia. f\.Irs. 'Broderick was burn
Huron, $31 Bell Telepole Co. of
Bell +Mondry in ,Henstell and came to in C r uulbrook, now Dublin, and Canada, $3.35; Jno. McKenzie
nzle, $5.00;
Seaforth when the firm located here was married in Mitchell in 1+88e to
thirty -live years ago. continuing in her late husband. who predeceased Kerslakes, $7,35; Wm. Montgomery,
the Bei} employ until Ire was forced her io4916.They went front \litrhell 538.00,
to retire about five years ago on ac- to Detroit, returning later et Seaford' Motions—•Ptu•ke-Holmes, that the
emelt of 'ill health, •\Jr, dtiekel1 had where lir. Broderick opened ,a1,a Fire and Water committee puretlase.
been a member of the Seaforth town
harness shop in 1\93. and was atter- 500 feet of hercules redder fire hose
council for a nnmlhcr of years and warcls mayor of Seaforth f\{r,. Bro.
wes a member of St. '''hum t' :\ng dcrick was a devoted member of St. with couplings complete, from the
'lican Church. jt -le was a quiet loan, :lame 'Caalalk Church and also of Dunlop 'rive and Rubber Co.
a .killed craftsman and highly raw- the Catholic' \1 note n's League. ue. the•
\I Saila l h t the
1 formerly e y e e
Miss Nellie Freeman of 2tahnth viverl by an only sou. John i 'nod- erect three poles on the
and one daoghte.r, '\fit, Marjorie trick and tw•o t tint;, illi s 1lameeth oe Brantford St., as per their letter
Pickett or the Tnroato public schools G. Ryan, primp rl ii 1 1.102 n Sdhool. January 31st.
teaching staff, also a Irother, Albert Cltieago and Miss 21,11uyn Ryan. of
Keating -Scott, that the Salvation
Bickell, Kirkton, and 511.0 sisters, Mrs Chicago, Two son' eredeccased her, Army Rescue Home, London, be
Rogers, Rit'kton, and Mrs. W. J. \1c- Roy died in Detroit in late) and Fran granted $26,00.
Lcud, of 'London.
cis ), died in Seaforth 131 141(10,
A private funeral ,vas held Ori The funeral took enact n I\\'ednes- Reid - Scott. that the Property
Tuesday afternoon, bell. 1111th. Rev. clay morning, trout tit. James' Cath- (!mnntittee be authorized to meet and.
R. P. A. Herford, 0.D., of tit. Tito -
Rev.
l hunch, to tit. Jana Cenu•tef}' en -operate with the Women's ittai-
teas' Anglican Church, officiating.Rev. Cather T. P. Hu cy officiated.
Interment was made in the 1\Caitland \•sistnt • were Rey, E,lss, weber, of tate and different committees re pro.
Bank cemetery.hinkur t Rev. 171 hottlkes, Dnhl{n. posed rest room.
1'all)beaters watt 1. Fullaysun, b 3,113112(1 Tliglt \I, ywassaid. 1 : Reed -Sills, that Mr. 1;.. 13, I-Iulmes'
Bell T' 1 nnu gut 4[.'\fel hoc, \\". FL 1'a19bt nus wa,r 11, st 1n.,. Dtycr be appointed Police Clerk to answer
Golding \let'., J I Daly, Among calls, \\'m. il)ey e I eau., los. Dorsey, police calls and for which 10 011e he
those from a distance 4110 attended Thos O'lcill, Ed. I. Bright. W. 13. shall be paid $26,00 per year.
the fn•oerr0 were IMr.:and Mrs. W, T, Smith.Keating-Parke, that the Sea£ortl=.
McLeod Harold McLeod Cordon Attending tate fontsl from a ilia -
McLeod 'London: Mr. and !Mrs, A1 -stance were ;Mr. and Mrs. 1.1oseph Car- Agricultural Society be given tete
beet Bncl•ell, I\�Lre. Roger Mt. and ,pc'unter, (Mrs. Kathryn Byrne, Mrs' same grants as last year for the.
Routl!iv, Mr. and .Mrs. Green -Mary (McGrath, of Dublin; u; Mrs. Sprin Show and Fall Feb., ,provided,
street, Mr. 9, Roger; INfr. and -Mrs. J. Conway, .of Hamilton;1\lass Flirt- g
W. Roger, Mr•, 0O: Roger, IM.r. W. beth G. Ryan and Miss Kathryn Ry- these shows ate held.
Bieketll, all of Kirkton; Mr. and 'Mrs. an, [Chicago; Hiss I\targ u'et Marks, Take notice that at next regular
Crod,bolt, Exeter Mr, and Mrs: 1W'. J. of Hamilton; Michael Dunkin, Mitch- meeting of Council I will' introduce
lJoynt; T.
Siiv w•�; Mr. P, E. Freeman, bylaw to license; electrical workers,
Mrs. T S lverteorne, Toronto; Mrs.
•trades. F. Sills.
,C,. A. MacAlpine, IMitcha9l Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks 50c ltlixmbers and other
Holmes -Reid. that the Bell Tele•
Petted in the his
community,
u Society enc in tsc, phone Co'y be granted permission to
Surviving are tis widow,1- LittleHow r ,t le: a.. She is stir-
� . south side
ell; '4Vn1. Duffy, McKillop.