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HENSALL.
tlTttrralt;!Old and Nev Tyme
Dance, Lown hall, I-Iensail Friday,
June 1'st, 1934, sponsored by the Juliy
ibnur. Wm, Hayter and Idris 'Old -
Timers Orchestra: Percy Workman,
floor manager, 'C:his music comes very
highly recommended •t t 'Henson.
They have played in •Bayfield for 'the
Past six • months. Dancing from 9
o'clock sharp, till 3 a.m. Admission
1 c., ladies 115e,
The Victoria Day Celebration held
here on Thursday under the auspices
of the Henson slumber of Commerce
was a great success, The weather was
perfe:t and a large crowd was pres-
ent to enjoy the day liiimediately af-
ter dinner the crowd gathered at the
C.N.R.:station., where the parade
formed up. The bans was marshalled
by William Sangster, followed by the
school children, the calithumpians in
fancy costume;, decorated floats, bi-
.cyeles and ears, and ended with the
1Nensall firemen,. fire engine and
equipment. The .following were the.
prize -winners: Fancy costume, 'Verda
Watson and iGladys Passmore;. comic
—jean Foster and Andy Calder dec-
orated cars, 1 Dr. Ivan Smillie; 1, Mr,
Laird Mickle; decorated •floats --+Sam
Rennie; hest dressed store window —
S •ott's 'grocery. A'iter the judging was
over the parade conti'nkled. to the
baseball park. The first event was a
soft ball game, Seaforth 16 Grand
,Bend 8, The opening game, O!B AIA,
lntercounty Intermediate •Bwas play-
ed between Ingersoll and Hensald,
Henaall winning 5 to 3. In the even-
ing a minstrel show was held in the
town hall. The stage was decorated
'for the occasion and the large hall
'was crowded to the doors. The pro-
gram was: Opening :chorus, entire
company; solos,'David Sangster, W.
O. 'Goodwin; chorus, "Bull Dog on
the Bank,' by- a sextette; solo, Rev,
W. A, Young; Broadway Melody by
chorus; Asleep in the Deep, W. B.
'Cross and quartette; solo, Sam Ran -
Me; selection -by quartette; solo,
•Claude Bdowes and •chorus; solo,
Thomas Sherritt and chorus. The •end
men who added so much to 'the in-
terest of the audience were W. 'B,
.Cross, C. B'lowes, , Clark, Et, Drum-
mond, Jas, Patterson and Mark iDrys-
dale, The chorus was David Sangster,
J. Drumm md, 'Lorne Elder, Roy
McLaren, John Farquhar, Jantes Ben-
gou,h, • C. Passmore. H. Horton, \V.
O. Goodwin W. A, McLaren, Rev.
\\', A. young, Sant Rannie, Dr.
!Smillie, J. Watson, W. Spencer, W.
Drummond, R. Welsh, tj. Flynn. R.
Love, and Allen •McDonnell Miss
Florence Welsh acted as accompanist
and the orchestra was Scott Welsh,
Claire %merle, L. Hoggarth J. \Vat-
, The c niedy farce. in one act, "I
Want A. Divorce" was given by \Val-
er Spencer, Manley Jinks, Earl
I)rniun.and, Verda Watson, Mr's,
Pc k \lark Drysdale, Wm. Drum-
mond. and Miss Beryl Drummond.
Miss Mattio Ellis t t •d a', ec ',r
\ plen..!mc featere ef*he ever i d was
t -i , 1 ; L rite 'lucfle .nd
s.lectiin by Jim Watson was
gre-ttr: eat eyed. Laird 3diei.le ,tercel
c r, „ `n 1 h:- part re
me i l: rel At the clof
to
'Miss Florence Cce \\el•ha 1 Miss
E s were presented with bittninets
with remarks by RCN', Arthur Sinclair.
The small boys of the town lead a
big time with fire crackers and other
and the Slav passed without an
accident of any kind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferric Cantelon of
Sehomberg visited over the holiday
with Mr, and Mrs. David Cantelon,
Miss Grace Brock of Woodstock
visited over the holiday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Brock,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'North and dau-
ghter Audrey of \Voodsto:ck spent
the week end visiting relatives in
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and babe
of Delhi spent the holiday and week -
mut visiting relatives ie town,
Mr. and Mrs. Herne -of Detroit
were week -end vi>itnrs with Mrs.
'Harris' mother, Mrs. R. Ronnie.
:\Ir. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson. Forest
visited over the week -end with rela-
tives and friends in town.
Rev. Arthur 'Sinclair tool.• the ser-
vices in the L`nited Church at 'Petro -
Fa -n Stt^ iay.
Iles. Fred Simmons, Mrs. John
Dn (ale, \[rs. John Murdoch and
Mrs. II. Taylor visited with friends
in Execs tai Satnrday and Sunday,
t.\nnlyersery services were heli in
the L'ttiteti Church ::n San lay :,,d:
.,;eleediii attendance at
lir, ,V, .l.m:.t ..h
.rel irnre
•,C7'111,ll 1 itc"e
r ;resit:. by tbe choir. -t
the to- r i e,.l[tto -. - i'
Was For Mc by \f t Hess and
\s'Ratline.The evening sere -
:he antintm "flare Hak -My
4 soloists Mrs. Mail Heiden
IJes. ile,s. Quartette ftirtt
Me." talc1,, \i loess,
oieteo \ .:i�,• Vt.,, Dr. St•eiltie,
ti";•t. -: 'Pee, Ile. Workman
resident of thisvicinity.
• rtaf rends were pleased to
,r.end have the *,leas -tire of 'hear -
rt preach i here.
.si
1 rs. Earl Mitchell nrL7e-
. 24th Mere vi tier. with
lir . parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1'. ?it
\t., I'm Pettit spent Sunday at his
r Hie.
Me E t Bot ,t.,n of Stephen 'spent
to.vn.
Nle. .l.i Welsh has the sawmill
en ,.n c t inr{ tp the large supply
in hi, milliard.
eesde Mensal', dictriet is 'badly
rain, The continued dry
er i isccoming •serious for the
!: wheat.
Death of A -
lexander Munn. — The
th cceurred on Sunday evening • of
-\t under Munn. -at the home of his
son Rr'ht Munn, Con, 3, (-lay Town-
• hip lir;• Munn has been in..poor
health for oyer a year and has 'been
confined to his bed, since Christmas.
• tT" the fall, he went .over to Pay City,
.:o spend the .winter with his
daughter, Mesa T. G. Wilson, •but
showed ne improvement: About 'three
'..";weeks ago ;he -'Bac brought to the
hone of his sou; but gradually grew
weaker and passeed away on •Sunday
•evening.,
fAnon:gst those ,. attending the fun
Activities at S
er Sch
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Site on the Holid
Standing, from left to right: E. V. Lawson (from
whom the ;Summer School Site was purchased) ; an
Auburn young man, and his pastor, Reverend Dr. Mor-
timer. Seated—James Browne of Egmondville,". (who
made the dining room tables) ; Reverend Charles Mal-
colm (Secretary of the Administration Board of the
Goderich Summer ,School Site); J. B. Mustard, of
Brucefield, (who is supplying the lumber material),
0
eral were Mr, and lies Clarence
Munn of Aylmer, De. and Mrs, 'Munn
of Seaforth and De. and Mrs. Wilson
of Bay City, Mich.
The Hensail'hydro commission held
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening.
Mr. Joseph Hagan has purchased a
new Ford car frons :Sandy 'Elliott
Mrs, tRoy. Webber had iter tonsils
removed at Dr. Moir's hospital Friday
'Mr, A, L, Case is having his resid-
ence on South IRteleniond st. repainted
'
numb-er of our merchants are
making a number of improvements,
Dayrean's and Sangster's ore comple-
ted, Ronnie's are having theirs done
and we understand that Mr. tOrtwein
utter els having the Pettit store painted
as soon a possible,
ll.r. ani Mrs. Geo, Dunn. of TTs-
-horne visited with \lr. and Mrs, John
Passmore and family on the 24th,
\ir. \\ m, Joyut of Toronto is vis-
iting with relatives. and friends.
\1 :oil Ilr-, Walter_ 'Ker lake •and
daughter )lAry of ltsborne visited
Mr. and Mr.. Albert Speneer Sunday.
\lits \1a1 •M.N-Aughton of 'Toronto
hent the week -nil with her parents.
1t••. and Mr.. Daniel \le\atgaton,
Mr, J. Watson and family of Lon-
desboro visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark I)rvstlalc on the 24th.
The Hensall \lm trels will repeat
heir play on Thursday evening.
Miss Verda Watson spe.tt the week
end at her hone in Londeshoro.
Anniversary services will be held
in the .Carmel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, June 3. Rev. lir. Stpart
of 'Alla ,Craig will preach both morn-
ing and evening with special music,
_lir, and Mrs, Charles Cooper are
moving this week to a farm near
Centralia, •
(Donald \IciKinnon is mowing his
fareily- this week into the residence
on 1-ii11 st. to •be vacated by Oharl.es
Cooper:
Rora Geiger, who broke his leg in
two places a couple of months ago, is
able to he -out again on crotches.
A number of the pupils - of the
schools have hecn vaocinated.
.\ court of revision on the assess -
meet roll- w rs held in the town hail
on Monday evening, The village coun-
cil acted as the court with Reeve
Jones as chairman There was just
nt• appal which was not allowed,
ata the assessment roll was accepted
as it was.
iii':. t -Arthur Sin'lair is spending
this ace]: t Sarnia. •
The 'Mission 'Band of the United
church INT"; hid a birthday party in
1'. basement of the •ehureh nn Thttrs-
day aft ert:.0 wi h a good program.-
I'hC 11 .tall public library will be
eit•tstefl on 'Thwrsdlay afternoon and
evening curing June, July and Aug:
Will be c?en Tuesdays and Saturdays
Syr. and Mrs. Lorne 'Scott of To -
rent„ were holiday visitors with Mr,
and N•frs. G. C. Petty,
The \ Y. 3, A. of the 'Anglican
Church .held a banquet in the church
\l 'ay evening.. the last meeting 0:
ems tet. Meeting opened with a
,}'tin. prayer, and tihe Scripture les -
n read by 1fr 'Drummond. Violin
t,eltection by Miss Lammie. Topic was
taken by \lr Thos. Lavender.
royal number wc- given by Staffa
1'. \dteading. 'hy. Mrs. Jame -
Alf hen at down. at the
d eereterl tables, where a
:udid snoper was served. The
Tlw Clench, proposed by Mrs.
les; and res t , xled 'to by -\dr, 'G
i e ' The ltiw ; '\V, Roger* Ot-
r_t; by Mese 1l:nitita Johnson attd
tli,s 1.^visa Drummond. To the
A.
\',:P„ by Can:tnApeleyerd (Seaforth)
n i respotideid to by 'Mrs. Drttm
u::ttd. Canon Appleyat'.d ';gave a .splen-
•
' Tilde s Canon Smith of Seaforth
s als't a guest Inc the evening.
• Rev. 1f. BParker .and \2r, `Cr C.
'r, y attended a deanery meeting at
•
Vingham one'Wednesday. •
HAYFIELD.-
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Cluff and (laugh. -
of Montreal. are holidaying here
desks at "The Albion.": •
\dar•garet • Tasker of Clinton spent
'he -week ries with Louise McLeod,
Miss Mina 'Proctor, • of T'oron'to
:pent the 24t:li' and week end with her
tee • firs. George King.
James Cameron. and •son,• Eve
•at of'T'oronto, were week end .guests
Reverend ;W. A. Breather, of 'Bruce
field, President of the Goderich Sum-
mer School, 1934. These two pictures
show the framework of the first of
the sleeping cabins. This is east of the
main building.
South view of dining room and kitchen. Main building is 56'3E24';
kitchen is 12'x24'. Donald MacKenzie, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
E. MacKenzie, Egmondville, is in the foreground.
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934.
A Seaforth group: Front row, from left to right—George Pinder, Jack
Stevens, Margaret Hanley, Ida Charter, Sam, Scott, Mary Gillespie,
Robinson 'Hamilton, Mrs, Lane. Standing—Rev. W. P. Lane, Bert
Williams, Walter Murray, Allan Keys, Sam Carter, Verna Storey,
Edith Hoag, Laura Mole, Donna Mole, Catherine Plumtree, Eliza-
beth Taylor, Labelle Hawkins, Vera Mole, Grace Kreuter, Keith
Webster, Myrtle Carter, Chester McNay,
- Shinglers at work on the main
building. A couple from Egmond-
ville are in the group at the left.
Looldng from the east;
construction of kitchen
chimney in progress.
of 'Mr. and Mrs, John R. Cameron
Mr. and 11.1•5. I1. Lord and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Anger. of Lnncle.n,
'pent the creek curl with lire. K. Da-
vison,
Duncan Camphelt, a former resid-
ent
e iden; of Bayfield, is with .t friend. tak-
ing a motor trip front Saskatchewan,
and was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Maker Friday and called on friend=
here. -
•ide, George r;e Barr of Londcshoro vi-
sited bit sister, Mrs, !George King on
.he 214th.
Lucy Avo,,ils sailed on Friday
front Montreal to visit her atilt in
Irebiati vrhere -he spends a couple of
months. She went with Mr. and Mrs
C. 4, Groves and Miss joan Groves
of !Goderich, who visit in England,
T'terc have been a number here
recently looking for cottages. to rent
Inc the summer. Therepromisesto be
a large number here this season.
Death of Mrs. A. E. Erwin. -There
passed away to her eternal home on
Wednesday, May 2J3,rd, One who had
been ailing for some six months and
whose sufferings were borne with
Christian patience, Mary 'Kathleen
Beattie, wife of Alfred 'E. Erwin,
datighter of the late lir. and Mrs:
Samuel Beattie. ,Deceased was born
in Teekersmith Townis'hip,:' and in
August, 1909, was married at \Vittg-
h.am to Alfred Erwin' of Bayfield; Sate'
riving are one •sister,- 'Annie .(Mac.
'C, r e lopping), (,,f Winnipeg. Site
arrived bete a week before and .was -
caring for, her sister; two brothers_
Robert, of \\hu 'bran, and 3.,hti, of
Che.sley, The funeral, which was
largely attended, was held from her
late home, Friday afternoon, May ,
Bayfield cemetery. the servicebe-
;Mg, conducted by Rev. \V. R. Crosntt
of !London, assisted by Rey. R, M.
Gale of the United Chn ch 113 vifield,
The pallbearers were Gc rbc Ell oat,
Charles Tottt, James H. Reid, John
C'amcr,nn, Robert 4!eClitrchey and
john Greer, Those attending front a
distance were Mn. George Meson,
Mr. and \Ira (Robert Beattie, \\Rog-
tanil and Mrs.. John E: 13catti,',
t.he.,lcy; Mrs. Alex, :Sparks. Verda
and Evan Spark, London 3?r. and
Mrs. John Walker, Miss Maggie Rob -
:n .Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs, A. W.
',Beacom, Mrs. Matthew ,Armstrong,
d-Inllett township; Mr, and Mrs E, A.
*Sander. Mr. and Mw. Frank Erwin,
Kitchener. -
•
and Mrs. Philip Flanagan of
Toronto visited over the "week -end
with the latter's fa't'her, .lir, Joseph
„14'clGrath, D.ttblin. .
'\irs. (Tarry (Dingman, .Detroit, ac-
companied by Miss ,Rose McConnell,
is holidaying with her parents
MYT=N!CE Roiled Wheat beg 20c
CASH PRICES ONLY
Johnson's Glo-Coat �r
pint tin r
Johnson's Floor Wax, lge, 60c
Granulated Sugar, 10 lb... 59c
Choice Prunes, 2 lb.„, , 25c
Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. pkgs 15c
14 -quart Milk Pails 55c
Sprinkling Can .... , . „ . , 90c ,
Barb Wire, roll $3,75
Prairie Rose Flour., 98 1b. $2,29
Sepoy Flour 98 lb. $2.29
Pastry Flour ,,,,,, 24 lb. 53c
Pearl White Soap..1.0 bars 29c
Ammonia 4 pkgs. 24c
3 Lux Soap and 1 pkg. Lux 21c
•
Magic Coffee..,.,,,, 1 1b. 29.c
Red Rose Tea 1 Ib. 49e
Fry's -Cocoa . , . , .. , % lb. 21c
Red Path Sugar, per cwt. $5.99
JFINNICAN
FOR SALE
Cabbage plants for sale, Late cab-
bage, Suni'ner cabbage an•d Early cab-
bage, all the 'albove at one cent per
p'lannt, !Also Ca,u9ifowers at 1:5 plants
.or twenty cetat's, .lCrau'skopf
Lot 314, Con, 3, Logan. Phone 36 r 113,
D'ubtl'in. 24.
TRACTOR WORK
0 ant prepared to do all kinds of
ploughing, cultivating and farm work, -
Also have tifour-waleeled trailer in FARMERS
good shape, and a litter of pigs foo'
Do you realize that tee are doomed,
Phone 3F1611G Clinton.if this est Lith continues. Tihe only,
back bone left is to imntediate'ly pre-
pare a poor 1110-gcre hayifie'ld .for corn.
113}' using a 1125 lbs. sack of fetitilizer,.
carat will yield a bumper crop if sow-
ed by 101t,h June. We have purchased
a complete silo -building outfit and are
now prepared to erect concrete silos,
.stable floors, walls, etc., .also barn
and house painting, Work guaranteed
and prices right. Apply to tT. E. ,JIug-
ili & Sons, Phone 34-' 116, Clinton cep,.
IN MEMORIAM
tn' memory of Jean tirlumivhri'es who',
passed away June list, '19128, aged
year and 1 enereth,
She w'as •a sweet little rosebud,
A dear 'little ;flower from birth,
Godtook her home toheaven
Se,fore she was soiled by earth.
—Sadly missed by ;Daddy and Mo-
thea, Sisters and .Brothers.
sale Apply to 'Elmer Hugill, Seaforth,
.. nine -' , 'i
MAN WANTED.
Man .wanted before June 1st to
work on farm. 1Phone 132 r 4, Sea -
;forth. Lot 113, con. 8,'HAWS., Tn,iker-
smith. Isaac Moore. 212
'COOKING SALE
The W. A, of Constance Datite'd
Church are hoiid'ittg a sale of home-
made cooking in Sheffer's store on
(Saturday, June and. Sale to com-
mence at 2';413 p.m. 2'1
PLANTS FOR SALE
Tomatoes, , Cabbage, Cauliflower,
Celery, a large variety of flower bed-
ding plants ,:\ large supply :of differ-
ent varieties of petunias. Get _ your
plant, niee and fresh. A. L: Porteous,
West street. 2.2
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST
NEXT MONDAY
1Iave your hands read. Know your-
self. ability, health. Commercial I-Io-
t,l; 11 till 11. Reduced rate., Week
only, t1
WINDOW BOXES AND
HANGING POTS
•l isle's at reasonable pricer, includ-
ing delivery. The Mitchell Netrsery
Co., Mitchell, Ont., or phone 37,
':3
PERENNIAL AND ROCK
GARDEN PLANTS
11,0 Anneals and Betiding Plants:
Visit the :Mitchell Nursery Co„ Mit-
chell, OnL; or phone 37.
COMING
Don't forget the Garden Party to
be held under the auspices of the W.
A. of Duff's Churcff, at the 'home of
\V. 3. Shannon, lot 16, con, 5, ide-
Kiliop, Wednesday, - June 13Th, Sup-
per served from 6 to 8, followed by
the pray, 'The Adventures of Grand-
pa," presented by the United Church
Dramatic Club of Belgrave. Admis-
sion 35-c, and
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late \yrs. Ross
wish to thank sirs. high, \•r Suther-
land, Dr. Sproat and all others who
me kindly gave their services during
her recent illness; also f:ir flowers
sent and cars lent for the funeral.
HELP WANTED
mane r,'1-ia'hle woman for
housekeeper and. care of aged lady.
Panne 1711., Clinton, or write hnx 201.
Clinton. 22.
Mr, and Mrs. Philip Hartman ,.
Zurich spent Suttduy with Mrs. Pat-
rick Ryan Sr„ Dublin,
Mrs. ICi,tsiay Salton, London, wit-
home last week, attending the fun-
er tl of her sinter, Miss Myra.. B. to 'W, J. Weeds, Walton, or 'phone
Britton. Brussels 19 r 7...
CHICKS WILL BE CHEAPER.
Coarse to our breeding farm and see
for yourself the .quality chicks we are
producing to be sold at rock bottom.
prices. We also have started chicks;
pullets, young cocleerels, both Rocks
and Leghorn''s,- at most reasonable
prices, Phone .137 r 3, Seaforth, An-
drew A. Moore, Seaforth.
FOR SALE -
Former Stewart gas station and.
seven acres of land with house, on
N. Main street. If not sold will be
rented, Apply to John A. Cudmore,-
Executor for Fleury Cudntore Estate,
Clinton R, 'R. 2, )'hone 3 on 610,
FOR SALE OR RENT
Mogan: tlw•ell eg on south side of
Goderich s treet, Seaforth, 1 block,.
fr nt - Main street, churches and
est ols. New three-piece bathroom,
near furnace, electric light and town
water installed. House has ,been
freshly painted and decorated -
throughout. Ianniediate possession
can be given. Apply to R, S. Hays,
Seaforth. 72
v
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that all par-
ties possessing lots in the Constance'
Cemetery, rmust on or ibe'fore July 1st,
pay to the Treasurer the suet of One.
Dollar, otherwise the lots will not be
cleaned. Signed, William Cleric, Wil-
liam Britton, G. W. Wheatley, Treas-
urer, 'Seaforth, R.R. 2, 22'
PLANTS FOR SALE
Asters, Zinnias, Salvia, Scabiosa,
Calendula ('Pot Marigold), Verbenas,
Pinks, Pansies, Carnations, Snap-
dragon, Petunias, Rosy Morn, - Cali-
fornia Giants, Fluffie Raffles. Cauli-
flower—Early 'Snowball, Cabbage
l.2ecl and 'White, early and late. Albert
Baker, ;Rtiiltyay st. Turn west at the
Seaforth Creamery. 23
DESIRABLE' PROPERTY IN
WALTON FOR SALE
A- seven roomed brick house equip-
ped with .hydro, telephone and furn-
ace, a good stable and garage'and_Sts
acre of land, A few frt,tit trees. Apply
Work on the Staffa 'hill commeec-
cd on Wednesday, ;\fay 23rd, employ-
ing nine sten 'a'n'd three teams,
.While kicking a foot hall on Wed-
nesday evening', ;May 20 ut St. Collin -
ban, lir. Ted 31ulady had the nis-
i, rteme to break a large bone oral
two small bones in his .toot.:
\t e are, very end to t e rart that Mr,
sores;. Dole 11 ho has been confined'
to his heft fu s:,nte time 15 imprvvin;g.
Cutting down the Cromarty hill
is in full 'swing, .seventeen men and
five teams are employed,
Mr. Isaac Jew -el, coin. 3, Logan, w.ito
passed on Sunday; wits buried on'
Wednesday ill Woodland cemetery!
near Mitchell. At the early age of _
sixty-one years he . succumbed do
pneumonia. One daughter '1'i.ahe
Mabel
Leo, Rev. -Mr. Turner tof StafEa offic-
iated at the home atvd graveside'.
:Mr. and Mrs. Paden Tyers and
children spent Stuiday Stratf0Td
with :Mr. Tyers' aunt, who is quite ill
in that city. •
Mrs, E. Nagle of our bur,g and Mrs.
E. Wright of tHanailton were Hie
ettests of relatives at Bornholm last ;
week. 1
Forte Flours' Adoration' opens; at,
the 8:'3C) a.m. Mess on Friday in sel
'Patrick's Church ahd closes on Sun -
clay night.
MEETII4-TG OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
'1 he nteetiitr; of the Huron 'County
Council will be held -in 'the Council
Chambers, Court IIouse, -Goderich, at
2 o'clock on the afternoon of Tues- .-
day, June 5th, 1014. -
All accoults, notices of deputations
or applications and other, important
business requiring attentioin at- this
meeting of fhe Council s'hpuld be in
the hands of the Clerk not ;later than
the Monday previous to the meeting
of the Council
Y
!Dated at Goderich this l!5th da. o.f
May, 1934,
J. M ROBIERT'S,'
County Clerk,
Enrolment No. 10518 lFornt ;1
The -Good. Breeding' Clydesdale
Stallion
CARBROOK .FLASHLIGHT
No. 24644
Will stand ,for . service at his 'own
Stable, Lot 3, Con. 3, ,Hallett, for this -
season. ,Terms—$10 payable when ,
colt stands and sucks,
T. J. MtdNPI1CI iAIEL, Prop,
1212,