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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-08-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT, THE SEAFORTH NEWS HENSALL. Mies Dorothy Peck of Stanley has beeii a sting with her gtaifdP rents, Mr. and \Mrs. John .Elder: . Mrs K. \\goods of .Otterville is vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cassidy. Miss Lois Moffatt of Btucetie'd is visiting her grandmother, MMrs. Peter' Fisher. hiss Jennie Taylor has taken a position in HH,. 0. Dayman's grocery. Mr. Roy !Palmer, Who has been in \\rind -nor for the past few Months spent the week end .at his 'home here. Ilastet Roger -s Wenner of Chisel- • berst is visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Roy McLaren and Mr, W. S. Mc- Laren, The death occurred in Toronto Generai Hospital on Friday, July 27 f 1 \V, Lloyd Davis, only son of the l:.te W. C. Davis and Mrs. Darin of Hemet , and was in. his 48th year and had been in the banking business for years, leaving it. to go into mer- cantile business about five_years ago. He leaves to mourn his loss his wile, formerly Miss Jane •Caldwell of -Win- - gaper. Man„ also his mother- Mrs, W, C. Davis and sister, Mrs A, W. E. He:nphiil. both of Hensall. The fuo- trel whieh was private was -held on Monday from the home of his bro- ther-in-law, retter-i;i law, Mr. A, \V. E. Hemphill. The funeral service •w•as in charge - off Re•:. Arthur Sinclair, assisted by Ree. W. A. Young, The pallbearers > era .t. L. Case, \V. A. McLaren, W. 5t, Goodwin. C. Cook, \\'rn. Buchan - and Feed M1a1 '. Mr. -Davis" was e'1 kmnvn in this district, - having spent his early life here: He had been teethe iu Clintom Exeter, \Vinni- reg, Montreal, Windsor and Toronto, number' from Hensall attended ttie Donal re -union held at the home s Cha..- Miller, Thames Roac1, on Saturday last. Mrs. AVnt. -McLean and children of Hamilton returned home Wednesday ,ending ..eyeral week:- -with 'Alts. McLean"s parents, MIr. and Mts. T 'at Passmore.. Mrs.- Chas. Jinks has pircbased a cer from J, Pa -snore and Sons, • The death -occurred in Toronto on Jt:.y eth .if Mr. Thus, O, Drum- mond.ih ,his 751h year. TTe had been haa.th for some time but uin- tt sett t'y had nett :,b:e t„ Its ar- t -.d and lied mele frequent visits to new• week- an- .tt was strOtken t tt a severe ere heart attack 1to then los.1 been in a critical 1'tu e,n and in'i• the best of .ria; and n1t tat �hhl he passed y on At ,,,i tv The fnrerr.i was e.l on We lna l,- afternoon at 2 el , nterrmrnt in Mount T'lcas- • emetery. He leaves to mom•n his Thss two daeghters. Mes. Leslie Al- len n, e pg., Mre. I-feth- ,t n Toronto. also four sons, T. ▪ .. Drummond, of Hensel!. L. B. Drommond and W. M. Drunint ltd 7 ete nee. H. F. Drummond of 11 _ X.B. His wife haeing. pre- .e:ase.1 -1.n ,,,line three years ago. Mr. t 1 Mrs. Dri nt:U n 1 were for- ly valeel rest lcn:s of Hensel'. Mestime loee some fifteen to r, ago t. Wingimm, they resiled here rl. eboet rive years a" when Mr. ri tla 11 .1.1.SpoSIA of butcher busis its,4 5011 whee he - rt1 ed and went te Totem.) where ..e resiled tt-et,1 his to t't. Those attending -the inner:.l were Mlr. aiul Mrs. T. E. Druncm.•n'l and mehter, Mies Lc:..se and Mrs. O. 3 _ Kenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Join Passmore visit - 1 in H ani t .. this week Dari:g the nt •nt t,a 1,gust the e ervisss in St. PMI's Anglican .tt will be held in the ereuing at the nstia time and the inoroing eer- vOs: 1 to 0::1,t a tn. Canon -\; p]e- .r l Sit arta will preach on Sun - :1:;; .August 5th and Auga-t 13th. and R M tut of l r t ,n will ere,,c.l Smolett. Auto, cth and Aug.. o 2t t and Rev, 1\. iJcG on of Clin- ton ei. ..era 1 \its. 19:11 and t A.s,s.i . lay. M. B.- • Parker, Reeter. ti- runt t. -y his own pulp -t. The service at Staffa will be herd S mday afternoon at 3 o'clock, D ,ring the month of \utast-t the services in Carne Presbyterian lhttrc't will be held Sunday morning at the u' sal time. The evening ser- vice being withdrawn. Rev. Mr. Gor- den of Coven Presbyterian Church, .Exeter, will have charge of the services, Mr. Eldred Smith of London is visiting at- his home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and Mrs Charlotte Brown Of Trenton, Mich., and Mr. Wm. Callahan of Detroit visited over the week -end at the. home of Mr. and Mars. Fred Corbett. Mr. and 'Mrs, H. Hilliard left last week for Bright's Grove where they will camp for a couple of weeks. Mr. Hilliard enjoying his holidays from the staff of the Bank ofMon•treal, Mrs. Ch'a1s. Cooper of Exeter south spent. Tuesday visiting relatives in town.. - Corbett• Re-union—The. Corbett re- union which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Corbett of Hay Township„ and which is the old Homestead, was held on Saturday, July 28th. Tables were set on the lawn and were beautifully decorated 'and loaded with good things to tat. over 80 people sitting down to enjoy the meal. During the afternoon ball games, races and other sports - were euj:oyed and prizes given to the win- Pers. This part of the programme • was in charge- of Misses !Hazel and - Pearl 'Thompson. Gttests front a dis- tance included Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Corbett and grandson of Faint. Mr. and .Mrs. ,Lloyd Lee and Mrs, Char - late Brown of Trenton,. Mich,; Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Martz and Peggy of New Baltimore, Mich.; Mr. Wm. Callahan of Detroit; Mrs. McBride suds son !Ross of Ohio; Mrs. Stewart McCallum of London; MMrs, Hannah Colvin' and sop John of Lobo,, Mr, • and Mrs. Oaoar• Meters :Of Prospect Hill. Others were present from ,Sea - forth. IKippen, II3'ensall, •Exeter and Ohi.selhurs't. ''Mr. and •Mrs. Wm. Corbett and gran'd'son -of Flint Mich., are spend - mg a week visiting Mr. Corbett's brother, Fred, Of Hay' two. They also agtended the Corbett reunion on ,Sat- TThe 1W'mnen s Missionary Society of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hen - sell, held their July meeting on Thursday afternoon, July 26th at the home of Mrs. Thos. Hudson. This was a'pictic meeting when the Soc- iety entertained the home helpers. There .was a good attendance when at 3 o'clock Mrs. Cameron took the chair and opened the meeting by singing Hymn 399 ,and the opening prayer followed,. The Bible lesson was read from the 91lst Psalm by Miss Helen Snaith, The -secretary then palled the roll, the members res- ponding with one of God's promises, Mrs Edwards, the Presbyterial Home Helpers' secretary, gave a most interesting address full 'of help- ful hints to home helpers, _'Mrs. A. Dougal sang a solo, accompanying herself on the guitar, which was en - enjoyed very much. The business period followed, conducted by the president, lt' (Rev.) \V, A. Young and the offering was received. tars, Robt. Cameron tool: the topic, Wo- men of the East, which w'as both int- eresting and. instructive. IIy. No. 553 was then stmg and _firs. Young clos- ed the meeting with prayer. A social hour followed when a dainty lunch was served. A hearty vote of thanks w -as extended to Mfrs. I-Lndson for her generous hospitality. Mrs. Jas. Dougal of Whitewater, Sank., is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Robert Paterson, Sr,, aid other rela- tives in this vicinity. Miss Stella Ingram of London vis- ited over the week end with relatives and also attended the Dougall reun- ion on Saturday. 'Mrs. Marshall of Seamon, Sask., visited last week with her sister, Mrs, Geo. Hes's, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Warman .and son, Harold, of Toronto, were recent visitors with Mi. and Mrs. Jas. Pat- erson. Mrs. Thos. Donlan of Whitewater, Sask., iS risitittg with 'Mrs. Robert McLaren and other relatives in this vicinity. 'Miss Beryl Drummond and cods -in Audrey Kety. spent a few days visit- ing friends in Kincardine this week: Mrs, Percy Snuthen and son Jack of London have been spending a week with llrs, Suthen's mother, -firs Pope. 7 Miss Ada Grain of Lansing, 'Mich„ spent the tree] ,:siting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. -Gram. Mr. Garnet Webber. of London was a recent visitor with Isis sister, Mrs. C. 5 Hudson. -. Mrs. Peter- Fisher and daughter hiss Eleanor, have returned from a itt : th'c visit with relatives in Grav- eolterst. Mrs, Herold Twtieheii of Detroit ti r .n:, with Mr. and Mrs. Orville I'witcnell. Miss Ellen 1'ybns of '13 ihd'sor is visitingwith fiends in town, also with her brother at Chiseanu•>t. • .Ret. W. A. Y tang, Mrs, Young and children lett this week to spend a nt,. n:h at Iui4 mint Glen Park, For- est. Misses Edy t 1LEsen and sister Mii-s Lr 1 m A.3 KinthOrier are visiting with their 1 rc'the„ Mr. To bn McEwen The baseball cause played on the lien -all diamond last 1 ridat resulted 7-2 in favor of Itt,-ersoll. Yarussi! will play Ingersoll Saturday, .Aug. 4th at T:tgersoil and Ingersoll will Play TIen-all on Wed.. Aug. Sth here. 'IIen- al! Holt• stands third, Mr, and Mr 5. M. Smith and fa- mily of Detroit visited over the week end with Mr, and Mrs, \\'m. Sang- ster, ST. COLUMBAN. Staving off a fighting Kitchener attack in the last half St: Colmmait ideated the Kitchener Rangers 4-3 ,\loud s ' evet,iug, July 3d, in an On-, tt,ri„ Cup soccer game, The Irish will carry away a one goal lead for the return gauze in St. Colnmban. While Kitthener played a more clever brand football they were unable to cope a sic tile -need of the youthful St. Columnan eleven. Before the Kitch- ener rally starter' in the last half St. Crltnt baa enjoyed a four goal lead, appeared to he on the way to win by a big margin. The Rangers' plays began to click, however, and trite greater part of the second half saw the Irish hemmed in their own end of the field. Kitchener rattled in three goals in succession and seemed to have a margin of the play which should give them a ,tie. However, they were unable to drive in the 'Last goal necessary to (knot the count, although the St. Colunthan goalie had Bever -al narrow escape's. The teams: !Kitchener—(Goal, Nispel; full banks Roth and ':Hill halves, Wye, McColl and Wharnsby; forwards, Ballantyne, Sutherland; MclLeocl, Fyfe and Hod- gins. St Colutnban—Gaal, Miles; full hacks, Malone, J. \McIver; halves, Holland, N, 'McQuaid and Williams; forwards, Stapleton, H. Mcbver, Flannery, McCarthy, Eckert; subs. Ryan and 3. 'icQuaid, Referee—Harry' Fisher, Stratford. ,Requisite on the Farm.—'Every far- mer and stock raiser should keep a supply of Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil on hand, not only as a ready remedy, for ills in the family, but because it is a horse and cattle medicine if great potency. As a substitute for sweet oil !for horses and: cattle affected by colic it far surpasses anything that can be administered. Kitchen Arithmetic,—Teacher,. 'If I take a potato and divide it into two parts, then into four parts, and each urday.of the sour parts into two parts, what Bully Higgins is visiting with his would `T have?„ sister, Mrs. A. J, Sweikzer at Beach- ILittle'Emily. "Potato salad." o-Pi'nies. t THU'R'SDAY, AUGUST 2, 1934 TOWN TOPICS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Town Topics. Lr, Harry Scott was in Brantford on Tuesday, Mr. William 'Pickard i on a businesstrip to Calgary,—'Mr Wilson Turner is spending the nex few- days in Morefield. — Mr, Jo'ht Robb returned on Saturday front trip out West—Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stewart are pending a 'few days it Bayfield. -Mr, Leslie !Watson of To 1•onto spent Sunday in town with his parents.—Mies Cora Dodds and 'lis Ethel Wiihan s are holidaying, a Grand Bend.—11r, Leon Scott of To ronto was in own Saturday en roti, to his 'tome in Blyth:—Mfrs, Kilgoart of Hamilton is the guest of het daughter, Mrs Edward Mct:[ntyre.. Arthur Broad oot of London spelt Sunday with is mother, firs, John B'roadfoot.-.1M . Dan Devereaux : of Chicago, arrived in town'on Saturday on a visit to his old hoarse.—lire R, J, Webb, little on sand daughter of Winghanc are the .guests of Mrs, Thos, Scott—Mo Douglas Wilson of Toronto was ere this week previous to his going west to Strathcena Mr, and Mrs, Hill !Johnstone of 'Stratford were visitors . t the former's hone, North 11ain street. -31r, !'James Burns of Hayfield 'has three fields of oats that will run from 80 'to 100 bushels to the acre. 1V to -can beat that?—(Rev, F.. II. Larkin and family are spending a month in !Hayfield, Mr, James Wat- son's and ;T, MI, Best's families are also domiciled at our popular ,resort. -- Mrs, Mfrs, Whitesideand son Hill- :and Mrs, B. Williams of !Stratford are visitors at firs. S. 73oyd's,-1_I1rs, P, 1-I, Walley and little daughter Doro- thy left on '\V dnesd:ay for 'Brantford. where they will attend the wedding of Mrs. \\'alley's sister, little Dorothy. performing the ditties of ring bearer, HARL'OCK. Marshall-Knox.—'A quiet aveddii took place Monday noon at the Lo desboro United Church parsbna when Mary Elizabeth, .R. -N„ daug ter of -Mrs. Kno and the late Geon Knox, .was Married to Lorne 11.1, 12t shall of Windsor, son of _Mrs. 'M' shall and the late David Maish'all Woodstock. 'The ceremony was co chtcted by Rev. A. W. !Glarduner, T bride, •tvho was attired in an ensent a suit of pale pink with `white access ies to match, carried IButtcrfiy ros and Gypsophiia, 'Following the c emoey a lunch was served at t s bride's home, Mr. ,and Mrs, Marsh. Miss left later on a short motor trip, tl bride' travelling itt a yellow sport st with matching. accessories. Ott the e return they will reside, at 6112 Victor Road, `\Valkerville. .On Wednesday afternoon the Je kins re -union was held at; the chi] hood home of Mrs. Robert Ferris, being the oentetutial of it being set ed by her father, Mrs. Robert ,Ferris has been visa ing at the home of het --daughter, Mr Albert Vodde:n near 3Londesboro f a little over a week. 'Mr. Emmanuel .K:nechtel left b motor on July- ;113'tb for his hone f Weyburn, Sask, He was'accompani by a young man friend. -lir, James McEessing and .son 13331 of Troherne, Ilan„ who have bee visiting the fernter's brother, Mr, W. IMclE wing and other friends 'f the last few clays, expect to leave o Wednesday for their .home, motorin by (London to visit a brother, AI Hugh IItEwing and family, '_Messrs. Janes ItcE'w•ing and Bill accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. A. \\ MMdEwing motored on Sunday- t Southampton to spend the day wit Mfrs. .(lDr,) Co!entan of Toronto their summer cottage. The Baby Bend meeting. of Burn. United '.Chtir '- was field Oe, 1 ue-.li afternncn at eL, house of their leade 'Mrs, Norman Shepherd. The A'ilgua 'Campbell is at presen visiting at the home of his cousin: 1Lec' r-. Angus and David Reid, Miss -McEwen of Stanley is a pro ent visitingher 'friend, MissEly:c Beacom, Master Beacom of Lista ,vel is also visiting at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Beacom, 'Mr, Clifford. Shobbrook, who ha. been very sick for a couple of week with throat trouble is getting alon,. nicely now. Nurce Sims of Seaford was with hint a couple of days, re turhntg to Seaforth - Monday. 'faster 'Murray Shantz of Kitchen er is at present visiting at the hoot of Mrs. Jennie 'Knox and fancily. Quite a number of the friends n Mir, Peter Taylor have called on bin in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth 'Mr. Charles Parsons and Amy too' a motor trip one day last week to vi sit the fornter's sister in Essex. e d t s t i t f h r e i s 1 h 1 P I a 1 1 e i Walton, alis'. \ onn:g of 1foosentin visited Walton Friday on her way to Or angevitle,—Mr::. Wilts t visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jante Harris,—Mr. Fred Querengceser with his wife and two children were guests over Sunday --games !.Archibald of Scaforth ship- ped from Walton last week to Van- couver, sixteen Inc 'heavy- horses.— \1'ilhaun 'Go'renlock of Scaforth has sold his pasture farm, 2110 acres:on the 111th con., McKillop.—As a mole- cule of history it may be noted that hail storms one inch in diameter fell within three stiles of Walton on July 27, but no apparent damage to crape has been done. --On Saturday everting the return baseball match between Brussels and Walton juveniles result- ed in a victory for the latter, the score bei.rg 1113 to 126. !Glen Armstrong of Brussels acted as umpire. The Walton asters were — Russel I3o.Mlister George Griffith •Uexander McLeod, Elgin Porter, R ilfrid Clark, Eddie Ryan, Fester Bennett, Clarence Ben- nett and John Marshall. -We regret to announce that by the death of Ro- bert Orran Mfefiaaggart the annmuni- ily has lost a yuan of whom all the village were proud. IIe had see:, many winters come and go, more than that of the common lot of mankind, and was in his 94th year. Leadbury. -Mrs. Kinney and -her son Thomas intend taking a trip to the West next week,—Miry, James Fulton of '_Minmico is renewing old acquaintances around Leadbury.=The farmers in this vicin- ity are busy, with their .wheat and barley harvest. Staffa. Mrs. 'Letvan of Toronto is visiting hen mother -Mrs, Kemp. — Mir, and Mrs. Eckmyer spent Sunday with rel- atives at :Brodhagett.—MMiss. Annabel Sadler will leave shortly on an ex- tended visit to the Coast, Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,Barr of Mon- treal are visiting at the old home.— Mr. ome. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Currie of St, Marys called on 'friends here on their auto trip last weew.-Mr. Thomas Miller, assistant principal in a Regina public school spent a week of his 'holiday term at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller. VARNA. Mrs. Mossop has returned home af- ter spending a week with friends in Hayfield. 'lasses ,Lizzie and liargar.et Slavin of IIeosall Have returned home after spending a week with their cousin, Mrs,M. !Beatty. The W.A. of St. Johns' Church niet at the home of Mrs. E. Beatty- on Thursday of last week. Mrs, 1ldAsh entertained a few' of her friends To a lawn quilting bee ,on Thursday. Keep Douglas' Egyptian 'Liniment always in the 'stable, ready for imme- diate use. 'Removes proud flesh and inflammation, Thrush or Hoof Rot, Send us the names of your visitors. HILLSGREEN Mr. Lewis, of -the Ontario Temper ance Union, from Toronto, gave an address in the lllillsgfeen- Church on Sunday afternoon. Miss 'Annie !Foote visited her cou- sin.. Mr. and 1Mrs. D. 10. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.. W. Huxtable of Getitralia visited the latter's parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Jas. ,Love and family. Mr. '!Wm. +Jarrott and .daughter An - tut• visited Mr. and _firs. Isaac Jarrott on Sunday. Mr. Ross Dick of Toronto, lir, and Mrs, D. B. Saunders of London vis- ited Mr. and firs. 'J. Cochrane and family. Mr. and Mfrs. -G. Love and family visited friends in Zurich: \Irs. Walker and son :Bruce and sister, 'Miss 'Margaret Mc.All'f'ster, vis- ited Mr. and 'Mw. Thos, Coleman near Seaforth on Sunday. Mrs. .MMina'Love left this week with friends to visit her son, Mr. and 1Mrs. Grant 'Love in !Lansing, Mich. MMr..Ja's. 'Love, we -are sorry to re- port, is :not as well as hits many friends -would like to see hint. 'Mr. !Norman !Jarrott of Toronto called on friends in this -vicinity re- cently. McKILLOP. The Pensioned Ex -Service Man.— Some people show their gratitu-de by saying that il' receive too . "d—" much :money. 'Well, the same party had the same chance to answer his country's call as 'I Iliad. What would a lot .of the returned m -en live on if it wasn't for a pension, and a small one at that. A returned man -or -a laboring roan can't get a 'job tiniest; they do it next to nothing, because the other fellows that really don't need the work can do it cheaper and therefore get the job. Things don't look so good no -w' and maybe bhere Will be another war and these men (if we should call theme men) .may take a chance .to go this time, and the ex - service hien who are unable to go or. do a ,bard day's 'work ,caused by the hardships of war, and getting too "d—" much money, 'w!ill stay/ at home and be a home guard while you do your 'bit .('Signed) A 'Volunteer of the 11ft'Lsb, - tt_ ge, �T_ or- er- ear t1- ed A. ar at s' r, " Frida &. Satulyda' - Cash S ecials h- Ne I L.B. RED ROSE TEA 10 lb. Granulated 'SUGAR 1 lb. PURE COCOA 1.19' 24 lbs.- PASTRY FLOUR' ' a 2 lb. LARD 2 lb, SEEDLESS RAISINS ' 1..14 of »- he de 10 BARS P. & G. 3 pkgs. LUX 2 pkgs. OLD DUTCH 73c - 2 TINS PEAS ;( 2 TIN'S CORN 2 tins PORK & BEANS 59c es With $2.00 Grocery Order 1 cwt, GRANU- LATED SUGAR� 11 With $1.00 Grocery Order 10 lb. SUGAR 54c; le. 01 he tit. Certo J. F I bottle 27c N I N A l� is a- AUCTION SALE d- iO3 Household'Eifects.—Mill street, • PROCLAMATION it Hensel], on Saturday, August 111th, at 1.3.0 p.nt. Full line of ]touseleold ef- fects including piano, Terms ,cash, t- Miss Mary Py'bus, Proprietress; G. s' H. Elliott, Auctioneer. or CIVIC HOLIDAY lAt the regtt-est of the citizens oi:etite town I hereby proclaim Monday, oo—. 'gust 6th, 11934, Civic Holiday for glee Town of Seaforth, and- request erotle citizens to the - . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Y NloTa1CtE is hereby given pursuant u to the Statutes itt that behalf tlttat all persons having claims against the estate of ;Samuel Storey, late • of the observe same. 1A, D. SIITHERL (AND Mayor% (Seaforth, Ontario, July 2111se 1934. y Township of MoKillop, in, the Coun- r, ty of 'Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died on the Sth day of June, 19'34, are required to forward their claims n duly proven to the undersigned soli- g citor on or before th-e 1111th day of Y,OUN'G PIGS :FOR SALE Gd punt .3 pigs for sale. 'r;e _:c3 Holmes, iltyfj gale's east of Let:dh-.a , '+L''cICillop. etT. r, August, 191314, after which date the ,Administrators will proceed to dun- y, tribute the estate having .regard only '. to and .being responsible only -for o the claims of which they shall then h have had nakice, ,Dated July 25th, 19311. JOHN H. BEST, Seaforth, Ontario, solicitor for Administrators, NEW PRICES FOR KODAK FINLSI v Any film, six or eight franc_ -e developed and printed with bord}��, eT, deckle edge 215 cts, Extra ,prints :zee High class work, Mail us you: ce_-_-:., Burgess Studios, Mitchell and C'` -c= y WANTED ,Any person going to the Shrine at t _Midland after August 'loth, with room for lady passenger ,who would share expense, please apply to the HOUSE FOR 'SALE OR RENT.. 11The residence of the late "lam T. 'Ross. Immediate possessicr. �. ID. Sutherland. - News Office, ad, DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN - HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT f On the corner of Main and Centre Street, Seaforth, Town and soft wa- ; ter; right location; immediate pons- s ession. Apply to A. C. Routledge, WALTON FOR SALE :A seven roosted brick house -Prig-- ped with hydro, telephone ansa lo - ace, a good stable and garage :rot. 7:..0-• acre of land. A few fruit trees Ago -i to W. 5, Woods; Walton, or °.Siva;, MANLEY. Brussels 19 r 7. Mfrs. Joe Eckert spent a few days in out- hurt; last week before return-, mg to Oakville with her fancily. air. attd Mrs. Leo M•oKay motored to Quebec last week to take in the sights there before settling down to their chiropractical practice, Harvesting operating are in full sway but the late crops ;are bleached with the late heat wave. Miss M. Murray has returned hone front an extended visit to Windsor Detroit. HOUSE & 2 FARMS FOR SALE S -room frame hawse, cement ^^sr - ation, electric light, etc. A good lesten and six lots adapted far .market -uti - ening. Opposite Seaforth coilag,ts"- Farm of 75 acres, S; d lot 13; car 1.2e McKillop; and also a 50 acre gorse farm, S% lot 19, con, 2, Hi:� e, Apply to Mrs, L. Richards or Mrs- 2. _McCormick, opposite the colleg'_ es.. or to J. H. Best, 53.; and Mies Ilene Eckert has received word that she passed the Normal ex- ams at Stratford as teacher. A severe thunder storm which pass- ed Oyer here last Sunday night caused a number of barn fires which could be ,seen in the surrounding district. PROPERTY FOR SALE !House with two 'lots, at the c^ -e:: of Victoria and George strectc, a rooms, stable. Will be sold very gases - onably to settle an estate: Mrs_ Peter DeCourcy, Egmondvalle. 'T'he nearest fire was Mr, Hulley's ,vest of here. The rain was. badly needed but so far the pastures were cropped dotwrn that we still need more moisture to revive the parched ground, •Quite a number of the surrounding district took in the breezes of Lake -FARM FOR SALE !Fifty acres of good .land and e__ brick house, also good barn and _'Tei Some bush, Situated on the fees -el= con. of Westminster Tp., three =Its south :of London. Apply Harald Pen hale, Bniylf.eld, Ont. Huron last Sunday., Born.—To• Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan .on Friday, ;July 27th, 1934, a son, . FARM FOR SALE 11100 acres, Oat ;1111, concession di 131 the township of Ttickersmith; 1 serest from Seaforth, 5 miles from E1 -t x and Brucefield, convenient tome HULLETT. 'Mrs, Franck Lorenzen df Detroit cante on Wednesday to visit at the home of her sister, ;Miss !Jennie Brown. and also her sister, Mrs. Rich- and Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yungblut, Donald and !Glen, of ,Auburn, and Mr. Walter Westbrook of 'Goiderich visit- ed• with 'Nir. and Mrs, Joe Yungblu-t on Sunday and Mr. IA'lex, Richards spent Sunday with his friend, Mr. Fred Yon gib] uit. and churches. On this farm are its- cel'lent buildings in fi'rs't class' rasair. 'Hard and soft water in .both Lstee- and s'tarbles.• :This :fanm is thoron ,'Isf uecderdrained and fenced and ini; state :of cultivation, This :is .fst =veer way. a ;first-class and tip=to-'date >a ars, nicely located on Ki;p'pen road. Fns-• session given October list. Tins. very reasonable for quioic sale 'as rise owner is unable .to work. ,For Trrtker. :particulars apply to 'the proprietze. 'Ilhom•as O'Loughlin, on lot 711, con.tr, 'Tuckerstnti'th, or Seaforth P.O. r... 4. Do Your Cattle Chew 'Bones IF 'SO 1 THIS INDICATES A MI'NER'AL DEFICIENCY IN THEIR FEED OR PASTURE. TO CORRECT TIHIS -CONDITION Use C - I SOLUBLE LE MINERAL ' - , ,OL'D'BY THOS. DICKSON SEAPOR71H - L 1' - ookinorders_f We are.mow b g for C.I.L. Free Flowing Fertilizers. Consult us before' buying elsewhere.