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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-05-31, Page 4PAGE FOUR; THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 31, 19342 THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Snowdon Bras., Publishers, WALTQN. :S1t. and Mrs. Hugh 1Bartza of :L15 - towel were 'calling on friends in \\rat- ton Saturday afternoon, Mr, and Alt:, F. A. TIantbley and 'Miss Vera .I., Ham'hley of 5tafTa and Miss Florence Cooper, of 1Seaforth, spent Sunday afternoon wfith relatives at Walton. Miss Edith Ennis of K itchener spent the week ,enc. with her parents in Walton. Miss Laura -\'Ianniug of• hitchener spent the week end with -her parents. - Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Turnbull, lar. atm Mrs. Wilbur P'u'n +..'.1, and Mr. Andrew 1'ilrnhtil attended thegradu- a:i, h exercises at tate 0. A.C., Guelph, last Tuesday when Jas, 12, Tnrnbnl' received iii, h:S \ ft rusk 11r.• Willmr Turnbull vis- ited with friends at Ottawa and Nor- wood last week. Mr. and 11r.. L Curriming ant. Miss G. .filler an:I :Douglas Ennis spent Monday: 0 Loudon on business •tins and firs. D.• li. Bird of Clin- ton moved to the home of •Ur. j, la the village. \V. welcome them, The tinny rieLs of Mr. Ifugh F It,,n .r.t ,lorry .' 'dear ofis Maass olid lime for a spectly re .eery. Nliss Grifa: Manning 1.'I Mr. Kens nd M1i - Rath U.anmr, dad Mr. Sholibroolc of stbm anular," with frac in ht hener. Mrs. Isobel I ttcntut 1 Rami:: n is st .,trlinz her holidays with her parents, ?dr. and Mrs. R. Hoy. 11 o 111114 Duff': Church me 'eta- .'`ti'.tday in the ct•hool.ry.+n7. n, tltc clruirli Willi an attendance of 4.1. Mary Buchanan- pre idea, Meeting coil. opcnc"1 by -.digin-; of hymn' 5fe. Minutes last meeting were read and adopt, l \lite-h,xes were distri- buted itt rirut,ay- offering: received. Three of the members gave extracts from.. the \\•gran T:,wer.:The worship. sereet p dWas' n then c ducted. by •thc Leader. Jack hurray read the Scrip - tare, de, n, After :i Chinese story the classes were formed for study and meeting was closed by singing and Mizpah bene:lietion, '!'here will he eo service in the Un- ited C'hurcit here next Sunday, ii ne- in, Conference Sunttl:er, and the pas- tor, Rev, Mr. Cumming, wilt be a'. Sarnia where Conference meets this Year, - Mr. and .Mrs, Bradley of Harriston and artily spent the week end with friends, Mrs. F. Purley and daughter, tMar- garet Ann, Toronto, visited withher parents, fir, and Mrs, .1 Love, I ei,ell Bateman. Hamilton, visited her parents, lar. and Mrs, R. W. Hoy-. Misses E. Ennis and Laura Mann- ing of Kitchener, visited their parents, F. Ennis and H. Manning, Mrs. Hurley and 'Rabic, of'Ileidel- berg. visited her daughter, Mrs, C. Sellers. The CIGII.T, group which has been recently organized by Mrs. (Rev.) Cumming, held their second -meeting at the manse Saturday afternoon at 2:30. The melting was called to or- der by Miss 'Betty !Drager, the presi- 'd'ent, ,by 'the use of :hymn 3110. The 'devotional talk was then given by Mass Mary 1Buchanan. The !Scripture lesson from Act_ 20116-38 was read by Miss Alda Williamson. After she singing n? hymn 386 the opening eere- inouy was lead by the president, the group repeating their purpose. The 'no'll call and the minutesof-:tate 'least meeting were then read by the secret- ary, Miss Dorothy ;Murray. During the business period Miss Mildred -Sel- lers was appointed pianist. The 'Masi - mess period was followed by a sing- song front the 'C.G;I.T. song sheet. kfrs. Cumming 'then read an 'interest- dng Story :called .the "Unguarded (Gaps." LA social 'time was 'spent in playing games and the meeting was closed with Taps. Any young girls wishing to join this club are welcome, BLYTH. The Men's Club .of Queen street Church, of .which Dr. Toll is presid- ent, Mr. 'Irvin 'Wallace choir leader, "Miss E. Mills LA.T:C'tM accompanist, assisted as a choir at the Men's Rally in \Viu'ghant Sunday afternoon. :Rev. Mr. Morley of Springfield was the special speaker for men's day in Queen et. 'Church last Sunday, deliv- al'i]tg tw very fine sermon,. .A men's choir assisted in the music. fir. Bruce Edgar of Tor- nt., sang in rich bari- tone voice. "Leave it to Him," in Queen stye::' (here't ;Sunday et ning. M \\ essrs. J. W. 1i i'.ls and .1.3 G, . Mc- Cowan leave on Wednesday to attend the Confermi:e in `Sarnia. I•HARLOCK. Miss T,evina l<unix returned to Tor- onto the beginning of last week after spending the week end and Monday at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Knox. \Ir. and Mrs. A. W. Beacon and Bert attended the ,funeral on Friday of airs. Irwin of Bayifield, formerly Mich Beattie of Brussels. Mr. and 'Mrs, Thos. Appleby and (girls, Rosamond and Marion, arion, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of 'b,rs. Jennie Ttnox Marion is improv- ing but not very strong yeti +Messrs. A, W. Beacom, Bert Allen and Bert Beacom attended the races in Mitchell on the 214th sot May. The Misses Estella :Mur'p'hy and Vera )tc1D'olalld visited Wedae salty a'itertuonn of last week at the home o,n -their• trien'ds, Mr and Mrs. Warren 'Gibbing., near C ratan. Farm Machinery and Repairs Come in and see our New and Used Cars Agent for ehrys er, DeSoto and Plymouth J€i 4N GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and O'1LS All Repairs and Labor Cash, • �+� �- _ten .., Mrs. '1, Picketts Rtrh - call contest, captains, Mamie Shaddick and Iso het Nati. Roll call to he answered by StiggestitAli Inc+fhrids,-, Hostesses - \lr f.. Adams, Mrs. Armstrong, \lr Ucr 1lruiisdo+t, Alas, tf, 1' Alan Mpg. NIrs. L,Rall.' July -1 tc'„rant-by children Mrs, rl t t ntp.m and- Mrs. Arm tron conveners. Roll call to he answered by tour favorite flower,.Ho,:e e llrs, tet, Moon, Mrs...R. Caldwell, firs, A\'. h .Ali>, J. Fauservire, Airs, ,R, 10ut ervice \n;nst--+Picnic, sports committees, Mr. and Mrs, J, \r ntstront lir, and Mrs. J. Nict.n:1, lit. and alts, W. R. 1l inning - September - 'Grandmother's .Day pi ,gram by Grandmothers. Convens Lis. airs, :R, Cat1tvell,..lir.:W.'Lyon,. Urs, J, licit. Roll call to be answered by 'Wise Sayings Hostesses, bits. Geo. ldcAdies Mrs. K. lacV'ittie, Mrs..W, I'rewin, Mrs, F. MctGregoi, Mrs. T. -Millar, Mrs. C. Ruddell, O e' . ct ibu Topic, -The Cultural Use i' Spare Moment," \]r', (Rest) :Gars ,diner. Music, _Misses 1L Sltaddlck and Seth Shcbbronic. Roll call to. be ans- wered by "What L Ain Thankful For." •Ho teeses-\Irs, F. Hall, bit's, 11 Ross, Mrs. CA. Wells, Mrs. AV. Griffiths, AL1. T. !Pickett, 'centher -- (•Rating for Beauty - incl Good Temper,- Mrs. R. Eairser- vt . Solo Hiss B. Nett. Reading. Mrs, \V. Allen. Rolf call answered by \ Health (Hint." Hostesses -Mrs. D. Csartet Mrs, \\ Lovett vlrs, R. trodden, Urs, f, Rapson, M.,, A. Viable!). 'December - t'Christntas Message," Rev A. Gardiner, Christmas music Mrs, S. Carter, Mrs. 1.,, A.ClaillS, airs. Geo. Moon,airs. M. +Ross Reading, \irk .L P Manning. 'Roll -call answered by "Hints on Choosing Christmas C ifts", ,Hostesses -Mrs. F. Thomp sun, Mfrs. E. Crawford, Mrs. \\', Brunsdon, tars, \V, Allen, 11rs, T. Tarsemvice. Jaaury--'Copic, "Reacting for Win- ter Evenings," Urs, D. Carter, Music, Mrs. J. Armstrong, Demonstration, "Preparing-dnva.lid Tray," Mrs. '\Vt. Lyon. (Roll calf answered by "Your !Fsat'orite Author," Hostesses - Mrs, \l. .J:nrdan \irs. F. Little, Mrs, R. wells, kits, T. Little, Firs Gardiner, lL erbuary=Topic, "The (Origin of Valentine Day," Mrs.112. V'odd'en: Mu- sic. solo,,Ars. A. 'Vocttfen: Roll call answered by "Salads for \\rhiuter•, 'Hostesses, Mrs, -J, McCool, bars. J. Nott, Mrs, T. Moon, Mrs. S•I. 'Sprung, Mrs. S. Carter March -:Topic, "The Lite1of .Pauline Johnson," by .Mrs. F Thompson, Solo \i'iss L. Brigham. ,Reading .Mrs. .R Shaddicic, 1Ro1'1 tail answered by "Flonseohld IHin'ts. Hostesses - Mrs J. ,lit 'Sri ib•brook. Mrs. W. Howatt, Mrs. T. 'Roberton, Mrs. E. Wood, Airs. 13, Hall. !,April-iGiris' Day conveners. ,Riit'h S'harldick and Lso'bel INiott. Roil• Ball answered by a joke. lProgra•nt and lunch by the girls. .Mayr -(Election of officers, Topic, 'Review cit the Year's Work," 'Mrs. 'Ir. Halt. Rall -call answered' by "A Currenlcjt lEvcnt." iResult of roll call contest: Paying of fees. Hostesses -- Tiers, W. Lyon, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. \t W. E. Manning, Miss E. Mains. Mrs. Geo. B'ol'lard a0:1192a 1,5 We are now buying EGGS at Highest Market Prices for CASH. Give us a trial now. Prompt, courteous service. Best prices for Cream, Searcort Creamery C. A. Barber, Prop, ^ct=a .,C- ;sem .rs6.aaa Mrs. \Vet R t 'erson and children of near 11rucchud, :petit a few days las „eek at the home Of the f+artuer's fa- ther, Ala:' 19avitt Reid, returning hone ,.`aril' Saturday evening. atter spending the day in company with. Urs, ,A W. fl eE w t t,, hiss Helen and Master Jammes 11 15 ring at the home of Mr, tial-\Irs. Norman,l.loyd near Varna. .lar, and firs. Isaac Rapson spent :he afternoon of the 24th at the home i the. latter's cousin, lir. and Mrs, Arthur Ferran, near Atwood.. Mrs• Betties spent part of 'act week at the hone of ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert -Ferris, It was a shock to the friends and old neighbors around I-larlock to hear of the sudden death on Saturday of Mrs. Glen Cooke in Clinton, but for- merly Hiss 'Annie \Va'tt of Harlock, 'Sincere sympathy is extended to her husband. her ager. mother and only sister, \'Ills"+Bessie of, Clinton. HILLSGREEN Quite a nttrnber from the TTills- green Church and this vicinity, at- tended the anniversary services 0 the Ptensall United Church on Sunday, when Rev. 11 V. !Workman conduct- ed the services. Mr. Workman was very much known in this vicinity itt his younger days and his many iricnds from here were pleased to 'tear him preach and also see him again, \Ve are sorry to report that Mrs. D. P. Anderson is in poor 'health at date of writing. We wish her a speedy recovery. +11r. and \'ins, W. Huxtable of Cen- tralia visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jac. Love and family, Rev. R. K. Love of Kintore visited his parents, bar, and MS'S. \\', Love and family. Mr. W. Jarrett spent a short visit at• Huron Springs, Miss Annie return- ing with 'hint and spending a short time at 'home. Mr. and tilts, R. MciAllister and daughters, and Mr. and bars. R. Con- sitt and snit were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Consitt itt H'ennan. Quite a number froim this vicinity spent Victoria Day in ,Hensai'i. taking in the parade and sports, also the min- strel show. The Young People's Anniversary will be held on Sunday evening, June 10th at 720 p.m. Rev. (Gale of Bay - 'field, the guest speaker, will conduct the service and the I'Zippen choir in attendance. LONDESBORO Tite remains of the late Mrs. A. A Whitley 'who died 0IEdntonton, Alta., on Friday, May 18th, were brought to the home "of her sister, Mrs. H. Mountain where funeral services were held on Wectne dray, 'tray 23rd, Rev. -A. \V (Gardiner officiating. Mrs. Whitley will be remembered as a re- sident of this v i'1.1age -for a number of vea.rs before she went \\'est twenty MANLEY: !What night have been a serious ac- cident last week MS when Mr, W. D'iegel was returning to bis 'hone itt Brodhagenwhen he met Messrs, Frank Dempsey and Tiros. McKay, drivinga buggy in an invisible part 0 the road. kir. Dempsey just in the rick of time pulled :the horse iter en - years ago to live with her two (laugh - buggyr off the road to miss it but the baggy e ec struck and somewhat da- maged and the occupants t'h'rown out. but no one was seriously hurt and all nroceede l on their way home, tern. Her hfisband predeceased her 'hirty-fear years ago. Those who ,stir- rive her are two 'sone and three clan. -liters and one sister. The iami y' are What might have been a serious fire t.)r, 1L, Whitley of'Gorrie, 'lar. 'P•• occurred taxa Tech' on the fauna re Whitley and Mrs. 'Orpha (Riley of 3 Mr. Fred :Eckert when he set fire to tome rubbish which suddenly was tanned by high wind and a spark ig sited a pile nt eight I ries of r ul, close tt the woad shed, which had been ler there ready to cut into firewood. An alarm was at .,ice sentout by phone and when the neighbors ;gathered. r b icket brigade was formed and tin whole pile had to be removed bei -w• it could be entirely extinguished, but they worked heroically to keep it un - dr control until help carte Ti it had caught- the woodshed there would not have been much chance to save the re idencc. Much credit is givento\Mrs Fergus Koran who kept the punip go- ing to sttp'pty the water. ST. COLUMBAN. .Mrs. Hubert hiller of .Kitchener spent Sunday at the haute of her par. en ts, \Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Moyian visit- ed theta parents on Sunday, The 'foo'tball game between London Canimgs and St. Colunt•ban advertised for Thursday, May311, has:,been post atoned. London cannot come that, ev Toronto, for 'R. 43, Carter of sinahoi and Mrs. t\V. IC=. 'Ferguson of Ednu,nton. ,She was buried beside ,her 1r, band in. ‘Hope Chapel Cemetery. 'h.,se present for the funeral from a ;'is:at,ce were Mrs. 'NV, 'G. Ferguson of Himont n; Mrs. O,rpha 'Riley and 11i•s Merle Riley and Vier, P. Whitley, Tr, ,itch; 'Drand bis. '0. \Vhitley. rr e, and alb. L. Riley and aft. anti Mrs. lIeve Malloy of'Detroi1. lar. \\'ill 'fam'b•Iyn and -family spent the week -end with his mother and :her F': alk returned to 'Toronto on Sunday, accompanied by This mo- -her, Mrs. 'Josie 1'amblyn, who will remain for a few weeks on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. 'David 'liw•as, and Mr, i'eter IBro'vvn motored to Toronto On Sunday; Mr. Ewan, who has not been well, went for an exantivatioliat the Lockwood :Clinic. !Several of the Institute members attencled the District annual held a! Dungannon on' Wednesday. The following is the pr'og'ram of the ittes'rsro 'Branch of the ,Women's seg d• inri$trs 'June Ail, 10'314 to if v 'jam: mectitig et nn, 7111 in 1' It- ening, but perhaps at a later date our drtald i 1: ." 'fails may have dh'e opportunity of see - ',pal meeting, i„Ylr .,'l Ilfu•fl. y,iy', it; n :game between 1nes.. :..) team V ARNA. Mrs. Roy ' D,owsot .h as returned' from Load'on where she has taken a course to hairdressing. ' Mrs. Chas. Rath real called on kends in the -village last Sunday. !Rev. E, 'A. Poutter is attehding the Conference' :being held at Sarnia this week, Piet•, Me. Sinclair of 'Hensall will occupy the pulpit 0 the United Church next Sunday ,evening, 0 the United Church held then annual quil'ting in the town' hall on 'Wednesday last, Mr. J E. iiarnwell' of Godericit called on friends here on Friday last, A number from here a'btended the meeting held ,at Webster Turner's on :Wanda), of this week to make ar raugentents for the Webs ter picnic.Several front tau• vicinity went 10 1Tensald on Sundry last to hear Rev. H. \'Vorlcman of Petrolia speak in the United Church, WINTHROP 'With notch regret inc,learned of tiro deaths of Mrs Robert Scarlett and Mrs. 'David Ross., A few years a'gr, loth were residents of 4MCKdllon, living on the 8t -It Coat, east of the vil- lage. "\Ve extend our deepest sym- pathy to those that are left to mourn. Mr,. George Little underwent a nous operation in Seaiorth IScntt Memorial Hospital on Tuesday morn- ing. Her many friends are pleased to know site itt doing as well as can he expected. Court: of Revision will be held in \V i t itt' t Hall this Monday, June 4: Winthrop defeated Ethel in the first ¢t1110 of tate season here last day night, the score 'being 1241 ilIrus els play here this Friday night. Game called 6::10. Be in the crowd. We are sorry to (tear of 'Miss Isa- bel Settles being injured caused by her horse running away Wednesday morning while on her way to school, Ladies' 'Aid and '\\':M :S. of Caven Church will meet on Wednesday af- ternoon. lune 'bili at the home of Mrs. James 'Simpson at 2 o'clock. A good attendance is requested as arrange- ments will be made 'for the garden party to be 'held on the church grounds on Friday, Jane 2Lnud. Circle No. 3 will have charge 0 the nteetin.t. Remember the play "Gat 51,w Mary." to be held 0 the church on Friday evening. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE POLICY SOUTH HURON :Editor, The Seaiorth News. lu.t a little third statement of pol- io- Mom the 3rd candidate in this general election. Elect the man with a mission to represent ,you in the next legislature. We have had too many elected in the past absolutely w'it'hout missions. One good man with a real message could -turn that little 'Chian- to house right side up and put them +n; a different basis in one day, Both the Government and opposi- tion forces fight politics too much with each other, and do not attend to the real business of the country. That itt just one main reason the country; has gone to pieces. That's, that. 11 you trill, my two running mates seen( to have no 'mission. At least 4 they really have, they have never spit it out yet. They're too quiet. They're too mum, '\Ve necessarily canc'iude that they 'have aro constructive rem- edies for the evils of the dray. 'Tet the Man with a Mlrission at it for a year or two and yott''il see taht thing change its complexion. Cooper Js and always was country minded, always stands .for .decent ration i.iize- ttdn of wealth, power and population. it stared for the old British way of free, small, British institutions as cip- potsed to monopoly and organized .tiis- honesty in industry as we have it in these days, The two old line parties both Grit and Tory, have by their mad and stu- pid policies in (the political manage- .ment of this. country for the last two 'decades of years, brought Canadian society to the lowest stand'a'ed that. has ever been in our history as a'cotttitry, 11 would, however, much [like to hear from Jim and IG'eonge. Just what they think of uty proposition, They might not like it, U don't much caret how- ever, whether they do or .no, :for it is a well known 'fact .right now, they'll ,not be able to change it, for they'll never get .the c'haace unless they do .so before election flay. (They wwotekl certainly come to be nice converts to my proposals after they saw then( working well -every- body, body at work and, work for every - Let the Man with a Mission clothe trick for you. That's that. Try ,rue r:nce? Let's go. Toronto w'on't like it, 1 know, But 1 don't care for that, They're big enough to stand a`sl,am and a good one, too. Watch your step on elecciton clay and make no miss takes,' Take no chances fon the old hue tcaadictates after their past posis war records of some 'fifteen odd years of mat -administration of aiffairs in this court'try,• Canadian society is heart sick.lo.ok- n,tt to the aid (ttiack parties to usher in this new order of things as they arc to t:e in tate years just before us..' This new order of things. I speak about was really due 115 years ago just after the boys fought for it, but yot ,mow it has just arrived ,here now 15 cars late; (tetter late than never. ever, The new order is here with ' vengeance. We are going to reform the money -the currency -the king's issue, It will mot be allowed in the hereafter to be used to intake profits for private ,individuals, not much. Money trust be p,ut at the service of the people in ,the movement of com- modities from the producers to the consumer, T thank you all, W. W. CiOIOIPER, Fainfield Farm, 'Kipper. May 29, 11934. The cheapness of Mother Graves' Worm Exltenm.inlater puts it within reach of all, and it :can be at any t u :S s's _'s. ONTARIO ELECTION ACT, 1927, R.S.O. CHAP. 8, ANIY ONT- ARIO VOTERS' LISTS ACT, 1927, CHAP. 7. '' The Ontario Election, June 19th, 1934 Take 'Notice that tate sittings of ,the Revising Officers for the purpose of, .rearing complaints or appeals with' regard to 'the Voters' Lists to be tis. ed a't the pending election "of a mem- ber of the 'Legislative IAssenably for each of the 'Electoral .Districts of i-tnron-lfirnce, and `Huron, will ;be held for the respective municipalities in said 'Districts, at the following times and places, mentioned in the schedule below, with the names of tine Cleric of the!Revising Officer for each Municipality, and the last date for making complaints or appeals to the said :Clerk, ' HURON -BRUCE By His Honour Judge Costello GREY 10\(`\51 -IIP -.Date of Sit- ting, tiny 2.3.:11; at 10 am. in Town- ship Hall, 7Ethel; Clerk of Revising lOfficei5J. 11-1 'Year, ]-Urea; last day for complaint, May 14111, IIO\\TICK TOW S'TDLP - 'Date o i sitting, flay .29111 at 10 a.111„ in Township Hall, Garde; Clerk of .Revising 'Officer, 'Isaac 'Gamble, Fordnvich. Last -day for complaint,:„ May '25th. \V'IN)C,df.\11: TOWN .(Date of sit - 'ting, June -Ith at 10 alms in To',tn Tall, Wingh un; Clerk 01 Revising 1Officer, I\'''. .:\. Galbraith, Wing - ham, Last day for..contpl:tints, itt list. !MUSSELS VILLAGE - Date of sitting. .fay 31st, at 200 p.m., in Town IThll, Brussels Clerk of Re- vising Officer, A. :T-1. h'tacelnittnld, !Brussels. Last day for complaints, liay 28t11, 1i11.DbLAY VI1L'1'AGE - Date of sitting, May 30th, at 10 a.m. in J. A. 'lahnstan s 'Office, Mitdntay1 Clerk of Revising 'Officer, J. A. Johnston, Mildutay, Last day for complaints, May '26th. CAIRtRII'CK TOV\'N'sELIP-Date of sitting -June 2nd at 10 a,m, in J. A, Jartostons Office, NIildmay; Clerk of Revising .Officer, J. A, Johns -ton, Mildmay. Last day for complaints, '\lay 30t11, LLUIRON TO.\\'NSilillP-Date of sit- ting, June Ust, at 2410 p.nt, in Town- ship Hall, Ripley; 'Clerk of Revis- ing Officer, Donald klcK'ay, R,15. 2io 3, Ripley, Last day for com- plaints, IMay 210. • RIlTIJGY VILLAGE --'Date of sit- ting, 'Jute f>th, at 2.00 p.m„ in Council Chamber, Ripley; Clerk of Revising Officer E. E Martin, Rip- ley, Lasa day for complaints, Jane 2nct, CULIRO'SIS TO\V'NSHIP-+Date 0 sitting, !Tune 71th a; 200 p.nt, in Town !•Tall, ,Ct.esw'ater; Clerk of Revising Officer, J. S, McDonald, Teeswater. Last day for complaints June 4th, TEES\\tATIR VILLAGE -Date of sitting, June Sitlt, at 2,00 p.m., in Town Tall, 'Teeswater; Cleric of Revising !Officer, W. H. Logan, Teeswater, Last day for complaints June 1St. By D. E. Holmes, Esq. ASiHIFTELDTOWNSHIP-Date of sitting. June 2.nd at 2,00 p.m. in Township Hall, Asli•fietd; Cleric of Revising 'Officer, 'C. E. McDonaagh, Luctouow No. 3. La'sr day 'for com- plaints, May 3Obh,! r NSHIT1 C BO, i\ TOWNSHIP- Date of sitting, May 20tll at 2.00 p.m„ 0 Township Hall, Carlow Clerk of Revising 'Officer, \\m. Sailows, Goderich No, 6. Last day for com- plaints, May 05th, MORRIS TOWNPSI'1IIP--tD'ate of sit- ting, May 30th at 2 00 polls 01 Township ;Hall, .Monis; Clerk o: Revising Officer. Alex. MtEwan, B:hievale. Last day for complaints. May ?16th. PURINBIEHRY TOWNS1EIi(P•-Date of .sitting, June 60 at 2.90 p.tit. in Township Hall, Blueva'te; Clerk of Revising 'Officer, t4V, "R. Cruik- shank, 1Visugh'san. Last day for complaints, ;Nue Lod. EAST WAWANOSH TWIP.-'Data of sitting, June I'st at '2,00 p.en. in Foresters' t y Hall, IBelgrave; Clerk of Revising Officer, Alexander Port enfield, IB'elgrave No. I, Last day for complaints \Iay 120th. WEST WAWAN'OSI•I TWt1.-1}ate of sitting, May 311,st at 2.00 pant, in Township Hall, West 'Wawanas•h; Clerk of Revising Officer, 'Dairnin :Phillips, Lrekuow. 'Last day for complaints, • May .28ti1, BLYTH VILLAGE -Date of sitting June 7th at 1200 p.m., itt Commun- ity Hall, 'Blyth, Cleric of 11evising 'Officer, J. 1•I. R. Elliott, Myth, Last day for co n1 plait,ts, J use 4th.' LUCKNOW CAGE --Date of sitting, Tune 4t11 nt 200 p.m. in 'Gown Hall, Lecknow; Clerk of Revising ;Officer, J. E. Agnew, Lucknow,'.Last clay for complaints, May '31st. I(117(L 'S'S TOWNSH:fP-;Date o sitting !June 'Seth act 2.00 p.m, in Township Rail. TIolyriorl. Cleric of Revising Officer, I. R. La le, No. 2 Hrlyrood, Last days for complaints June 1st. HURON By His Honour Judge Costello 114Y TOWNiSrH14'-=Date of sitting, flap 31st at 10 wail. in Totvent,n fall, Zurich: Cleric of Revising Of ficer, A. F. Hess, Zurich, last day for complaints 1Tay 218th. HUI:ILErP TOWNISHII.I.'--IDIa'te. of sitting .May' 30th, at 2+00 p.m. in Community Hall, Loudesboro; Clerk of Revising 'Officer, James W. ivlcCooi, ILoud:esboro. Last clay for .complaints, May 1510, McsK LLOP TOWNSHIP -Date of sitting, Juane 2nd at 2.00 p.m. 0 'Carnegie library ,Hall, Seafnrth: Clerk of Revising Officer, john .M•oNay, Seaforbh,.1No, 2. Last day for complaitnts, May 30th, REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING FAY WRAY - PAUL LUKAS -in- Th'e Countess of Monte Christo Comedy Cartoon Mon, Tues, Wed, June 4-5-6 Mar LILLIAN HARVEY-LEW AYRES CHARLES'BUTTERWORTH in 66 ly eaknOS S9 ' IT'S A RIOT OF FUN Comedy News Reel' Thurs. Fri. Sat., June 7-8-9 CHESTER MORRIS • HELEN TWEILVETREES -in- b 6 tl ® Y t{fs ty, a Night, FULL OF ACTION & COMEPY Comedy Carto4 3TVVLiEY IO\\'EN'S b1P--ate of sitting, "May 2811i al 2.00 p.m. in 1 , ut+hip iT.;li, \earn is C -1e k of Poising Olfieer, C. C, l'ilgrini; Varna. Last clay for complaints, 'Slay Nth, TOWNSHIP --,Date of sitting, June. lith, at 2.00' pail. in. Township Hall, Cre,lit ata; Clerk or:Ret sing Officer, .13. K Eilber, C'red:t )n, Last day for complaints, laity 3'lst.. '' fry T\U(Ix,ER'S11IT+LI T\V1'.--,laic of sl ti i", 1iay 29th at 2.00 p,ata, in 'Walker's 'drill, Brucefield; Clerk of iRevising Officer, D. F. .McGregor, Seafnrth \o. 4, Last clay for com- plaints. 1Lav 225t11. 0911OQ1N'Ji TO\\''NST'OIP---'Date of sitting, June ,list at '10:00 am, in Township t'Iall, lilintvible; Clerk of ',Revising Officer, Henry Strang' Hensall No, ,1', Last day for com- plants, bray 20t, SE;:A b 0 R1 II . '1"0h\'ii\ Date of sit- ting, (Tune Sth at 10 a.m., in Town Hall, Seafnrth; Clerk of Revising Officer, J. A. Wilson, .Seafnrth. Last day for complaints, June P:XETttiR \'IILLc\GE--iDate of sit- ting, Julie 6th, at 10 a.m., in. Village Hall, Exeter; Clerk of Revising -Of - nice., Joseph Senior, Exeter. Last clay for complaints, Jsue 2nd.' IHE\GS.ALL VILLAGE -Date of sit - tin,. June 7th, at '10 a.nt,t in "Town !Mall, II-Ien all; Cleric of 1Revising Officer, Jan, IA, Patterson, IPT'encall, Last day for complaints. June 4th, By D. E. Holmes, Esq. CLINTON -TOWN-Date of sitting, ,Lav 31, 10,30' a.m., 8 p.m. at Town Iail, Clinton; Clerk of Revising ,Of - facer, R. Et. Manning, Clinton. Last day Inc'complaints, May tl&tilt. GOODRICH TOIWONIS2'IiIIa-jDnte of sitting May 28th, at 2.00 p.nt. in Holmes' !Hall, Hol'ntest'illc: Cleric of R'evis'ing Officer, IR. G, Thomp- son, Clinton. Last day for com- plaints. May 214h. •GIODE.RfIOH TOWN. --'Date of sit- ting. June tIst, 110.30 a.m,, at 'Court %House, Goderich; Clerk of Revis- ing !Officer, C. L. ,Knox; Gocterich. Last day for complaints, May 20th. 'GfOD'ERI'CIH TOWN. -!Date of sit- ting, June and, at 8.00 p.m. at Court House, Goderich; Clerk of Revising Officer, L. L. Knox, ,Goderich. Last day for complaints, May 30th,, CJGD'ERIOH TOWN -Date of sit- ting, June 4th, at 1.0.50 a.m. at Court • ':House, 'Godertch;. Clerk of Revising Officer, L. L. Knox,.IGodcrich, .Last .day for complaints, May 3111st. GO.T]HRICIH TOWN -Date- of sit- ting, Jtine :5th, at 8,00' p.m. at Court \House, 'Gocterich; Clerk of Revising Officer, 10. iL ,hnox, Goderich, 'Last day for complaints, June .hst. .Alt persons are cashed upon to ex- amine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names are correctly enter- ed therein. ,And further take notice that any voter in any of the said municipalit- ies who desire's to .complaiti that hilt name or tits name of achy person en- titled to be entered on the said list for that municipality has been emula- ted from the same, or that the names of any persons who 'are not entitled to be voters have been entered.:fhere- on. may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to :have his naive or the name of any ,other person ent- ercd on or removed from the .list, ,And further take notice that such • appeals must be /by;notice itt writing 0 the prescribed foram (in duplicates signed by the complainant, and given to tate Clerk of the Revising Officer, ored .lettabovo. Tor him et •h'is address as stat• The lists of voters may he seen at the office of the Clerics of the 'Nevi.. - 'Mg Officer in each municipality as ahove. ll+or further ln.irntatinn write to Sirs, J, R. Rey nstds Bo 110, Goder- eh, Cleric for the It:dect' t Board, of the County of TIer.'io T. M. COST ELT.1h. Cltairnan lots trite .Election Borrel tf the County of Htrron,- bated at '(loderieh the :'Miert day of May, AID, '19314, . - ONTARIO ELECTION Women of foreign birth who he-"" become British Subjects by marriage or by the naturalization of their'par- ent while they were minors, require a certificate of the Judge to enable them o vote, and they shall not be entitled o be entered on the Voters' List or to vote without such certificate: Ap•• ply for such certifica+s at any court of Revision where Judge is Revising Officer. T. M. COSTELLO,• Chairman o: .E ectfoo Baru?.