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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THUR'SD'AY, AUGUST 16, 1934 •
HENSALL.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne • Scott and
Idau hter Mies Marion of Toronto
,are spending their holidays vt iting
with Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K, Hutton intend
shortly to nr.vc to Guelph to reside.
\1r Hutton has been aasistant at the
t.1\ 1v tation for some time and dur-
ing then stat in Hen -a17 they have
trade litany friends.
,oa Thursday Ingersoll and Hen-
il ay e 1 the game Which t hal been
•leterra/ttetl bt rain the preylous day
em the Hensel', d„anoud, Henault win -
rang
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lockhart and
s,A1 John of Detroit visited. en S-atur-
e.a:) yh a their aunt, Mr-. John Mur -
Mr. :al :Mrs. Jas, Simpson visited
'Nith relative" in London fur, a few
--s'ays last Week.
alra, Jones of London visited for a
few days with her brother and sister -
ie -aa, lir. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. \lark Drysdale spent
:Fri lay in London,
Mrs Ed. alc•Queeu mad daughter,
Miss Elva t y sitin.r -at Beach -o.
Pines tete .tine. t_ of \lr, and Mrs, A.
-h S ether.
• Nliss Eve:yn Corbett of Hay Tp.,
Been a few days last week with her
sates;ster. Mrs. Roy .McLaren. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Stan and child-
-e:; De t have been visiting Mr.
Mrs. .\' tuner Swan.
Mrs. Lee \\ail o .t Exeter visited
.etc daysn lFest week with Mr,
Mrs, 11. O. Daman. •
lac 'erne,' friends of • Mas Louse
t)r n 1 )n l yho underwent an 'pera-
ten ier ague urate in Seaforth hoc-
. ',est Dee, • 1s improving nicely
cxeect, : he able to return home
end ' t
: is week.
Ale. \\:a:. Lemo: and family, who
'1e',.t rti•,:iine the Commercial
r a awiher . years, have
c the .1 tel t' Mr. Eccles,n
ite:!, :, f.•• met. owner. Mr.
:gas int,) lir, Robert
I. ,•tett- h,:, c reccetty ecenpied by
:his: \ and the .ate Irs, Agar,
:'1 L~ane !seek Gunther and
lie a:Ch • isited friends.
Mrs. N. 1'. \\arrener and daughter
-•n. • ' 1''r.+••,.. \li -t spent a - Dew'
.t 1.,!:i week ceiling ,-.t hex
1 :et,: rural . N1.. areal Mrs. l • erel .r.::care ::urn c e-ide1lts,
Council Meeting, - The re n:a,r
.t 81rt. ' the village C0t1n`
a \We ine-day evening,
to t ,t toil chanecter,
...e ...a:1 ers present. Minutes
11t read. Pett• `hep-
imit,, c adopted as
Petty reeorto' that
.nS and p•.intine
e• shed . -.seep:teed. C nutei:l, r
0 u1 on thee to tried
d iter tanks en -1 tile
tette 1 streets r tete last
r �.rrted that
Het , :are for n .flat :
t. .see :etc Ontario
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re ref cea'. O7tt-
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that ;he clerk , ",ler Otto l,arrels
.at, til:er r the eenlee: from
7',e comity e..aineer. Carried.
heed-Rehiason. that the regalarf.
▪ the c
pen, (erne?. Pe•ey-
1itr..1e, a .'t•enece strike
':1•' tee 1,e Sept.mec:tit-- 1,..-
• i 1 c tr-11 . n-cn.-That we new
edjeurn. C:rriel
'Mr, eel Mr- Fred Corbett ei Hay
T. were eery pleasantly stirprisetl ren
I1:1-iday Cyea n f -:a-t'
whe
:,boat fifty neighbors and fr:en•ls
gathere'i at their home to celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary.. The
evening was spent playing cards and
dancing after which a dainty lunch
was served, During the evening Mr,
and Mrs Corbett were presented with
a cabinet of sliver containing knives.
[forks, spoons, also cream and sugar
set, pepper and salt set, also a hand-
some silver sandwich tray. The ad-
dress was read by Mr. Chas. Black -
wok who was groomsman at their
Wedding. The presentation was made
:by Mr. Alex, M'ousseau. 'Although Mr.
and Mrs. Corbett were taken comp-
letely by surprise Mr. Corbett thanked
-- their friends for their kindness, after
Which everyone joined in singing,
°For they are jolly good fellows:'
iFbllowing is the address: Aug.. 19,
119314. Dear Mr, and Mrs. Corbett,--Ilt
is twenty -[five years ago tonight since
you established in our midst your
new home. ,A home that has been
throughout all those years the very
soul of hospitality and a leading
centre of sociability. You have con
tributed not a little to the welfare of
this community, sparing neither time
new talent when called upon for help:
[We have always found you kind .and
obliging neighbors, ready to 'rejoice
•with us when we rejoice, or to mourn
ctth us in time of adversity. It has
;been your great joy and privilege to
Abe blessed with a ,family of six child -
.ren and now your joys are extending
even unto the third generation, May
'theirs be a goody heritage and may
;they ever rise tap and call you .bless-
ed. To murk this happy occasion! of
your twenty-fifth wedding annivers-
ary we have gathered together tonight
anted as a slight taken of our affection
and esteem boy you on having reached
this. Y>
t Your milestone in . history, and
u and ours m • be
we trust that o a
Y Y y
long spared to be it -blessing to one
!another and to the community at
• forge, :Signed, Your Neighbors and
!Fri en,d s,"
Middle School Results,='Alexander,
1, C.H. 11. Alg. 2, phys. c, chem. 2.;
• 13e111, E., ,EJC c•alg. 11 geom .c, plays. 2,
ch.
0, [F.A-. 3, 'P C. 2; IB[ell, '11i., ''E C. c,
• CIH .0, 'FrC c.; ;Crerar,'S , EC 'c, AH 11,
geom '21; ;Farquhar, IJ„ EL c; Filshie 1,
.1114 d', alg 2, geom '2, phys 11:, cheat 1;
Fee, '\f„ FrC L; Follic'k, ai„ 'E'C d,
E11 1 C'H 3, alg c, pity 2LC 1 FA 2,
PC 2; Forret ,E„ IEC 2, EL 2, NH I,
•d,: 2, chem a PAT, 11 FC 2; Glenn, H.,
EC c, -\1H 12 alg 2, neons 2, LA 3,
LC. 2, F.\ c PC c.; Koehler, S EC e.
EL cCH 3; dg: e LC 3, FrC•c;
McAllister, d 1:Cc'ELc, CH c, alg
2, LC 2; \l henzie ' \ EC F 3, L 2,
CH ?, alg 1 py s, o LL ;l', I C 3;
Mune IL, AH 3, alg. 3, cheat 1;
Sangster, 11„ LC c, EL e, LC 2, FC c.
elm, 'N, CH 1, tH '1, phys 2
meat 1, L'.\ 1, LC Is FA 1, EC 1:
fi4+ per cent. of papers written were
su ctaiul,)
Continuation School Report -4a -
chiding departmental papers written)
Form I to'Form IL -Alexander, D-
11ot 11, art 2, alg d, Fr 2, I -at '3 EL 3,
EC c, geog 3, IBI -I 3; Cochrane, A. -
flat e
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1-C 3, geog .i, BIFI 2; Dougall !Sot 1, art 0, alg 2 Fr. o 1,at c, LL 2
EC c, goon '1', [113. 2-; ,Drysdale, R.-
110; c, art 2, alga 3. Fr. 1. Lat. t EL c,
FC 3, geog c, !BIH c; .Fairburn 1-
art e, Lit. c, E•C r, geog 2; 1 ostenf-
t, art 3. alg c, Fr. c. Elea, EC c,
geog, c, 1311 3Kiefer, 1. -bot c, art 2,
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11cl'tenzie,.t3,-:Bot' art 0, ale 1. Fed
EL 3, EC c, geog 1 13d1 2; :McLean,
\' ra Pot. d art ale +, Fr. o, Lat. c.
EL 3, EC' 3, ,:sect 2,131-1 2; -Peck. R.-
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LC 3, gen2, 131E c; Saundere ck, G.
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Crawford, 1.-7,0o, 3, phvs. , arith 2,
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Elder, Ii, ---Zhao 2 phys 2 arith 3,
gran 3, geom 1, Lat 3, Fr, 2, EL 3,
EC 3; Filshic, .\.-1nn 1, phys 1, gra.
1..geont 2, Lat 1. Fr 1; Glenn, W.--
100 1. phys 2, ern 1, „rant 3, geom 1,
Let tt, Fr c, EL 2 PC 3; McQueen,
1), Zoo 3, phys. 3. arith 2 grant .i,
-o,nit d', La,t c, Fr. c,' EL 2 'EC c;
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grant 1. event 2, -Fr f, L•'L c, EC: 3:
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HIBBERT.
.The regular meets of Hibbert
Council was held at Staffa Township
Hal' „n \l„nday..\u;g. 13, all mem-
here "resent, the Reeve presiding.
The rt mutes of the last meeting were
real gaol eontirmech ByLaw No, 4,14,
•raiding for Tyndale Drain Delicicn-
-,ya- finally pact 1. 1iyLaw No. 415
a 0idi ter for Coyne Drain: Deticien-
ea ani By,Law No. 446 for Downey
Drain Deficiency were provisionally
:01.•7ted, I3yLa•,v No, 417, authorizing
.101 c, 0drtning the levying of rates
for the c'irrent year, was finally linse-
ed. The iol1vivin„ rates were -set:
C linty 4.73e5 still; General Township
..t 1 le.tel Rate, 2 stills: General
s..n,,,,: Rate, 2.53 ntf'.te: 1'olice Vil-
lage 1)111I:in r:re, ,,,111.1 ;nil's;
S.t.et Lighting. 6,175 mills, as well as
the c•.ri,. as School Section Rates. A
t•e. e:i:attire front 'Stratford Gen-
eral , often was present soliciting
the ascot. gran:, The sunt of $50 was
ty ed. R',ad expenditure ordere for
OP23 anis General Expense for $1211
we, • i' sued. The meeting adjourned
,.a:i, Menday. September 10th at 1
pea. -lairs. Kathleen Feeney, Town -
t Dublin.
MANLEY.
Mrs, 1'. McLoughlin, met with a
painful accident last week when site
fell and fractured several ribs and
her 111411y friends are pleased to learn
:nat she is recovering.
Mr. Frank Dempsey and lir. ,Fred
Eckert attended the funeral of the
late Miss Louise Kelly, daughter of
William Kelly of K'in'kara,. which
took place on Monday to St. Patrick's
Church, where Requiem Mass was
celebrated by the pastor, .Fr. Webber,
then to St. Patricic's cemetery for in -
ferment, followed by a large con-
course of friends. The bereft parents
have the sympathy of the whale com-
munity in this their hour of sad af-
fliction.
Mr: and Mrs. Cott Eckart and Mrs,
C. P. Sill's from Seaforth and Mrs.
'Gordon Hays from Detroit called on
friends in our burg last ,Sunday.
Mr. Peter Eckart from Timmins is
spending his vacation with his par-
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Pet. Eckart.
Mra. Ed. Horan is visiting with her
son, Mr. Fergus Horan,
Mr, and Mrs. Leo Kenny from Lo-
an and _lir. and Mrs. Wilfred Ma-
loney from Beechwood, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Fred Eckart,
Mr, and Mrs. Leo MdKay motored
from Texas on a sight-seeing trip to
Quebec, have returned to spend the
rest of their holidays with their many
friends in this vicinity,
!Far Burns and Scalds. -,Dr. Thom-
as'
Eclectric Oil will take the fire out
of a burn or scald. It should be at
hand in every kitchen so tlhrat it may
he available at any time. There is no
preparation required. 'Just apply the
oil to the burn or Scald and the pain
will abate and in a short time cease
al together,
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
Town Triple,
Mr. John Thompson was a Brus-
sels visitor on Tuesday. -\Liss Ethel
Williams is visiting with friends in
Dumtville, Miss Lcatherland, John
street, is the guest of relatives in
Strathroy, - hiss Cora Dodds is
spending a few days at Grand Bend
with friends, -Mr. Norman Hoffman
and Dr. 1 oaken of Regina are visiting
with friends in town, -3liss Lucy 3lc-
.Intosh of Hartford. Mich., is visiting
here, -Mr. Thos, Gough of Strathroy
spent a few clays this week with Mrs.
Allan Remt:y,-Mrs, Alex, ilroadfoot
and children spent the week -end in
Goderich with friends. -Mr, Edward
Jackson of Fort William is visiting
at his old home in Egntondville.-Mr.
R. 'folre•ston of Sanlhraucisco, Cal., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. D. Johnston,
James Street ---!Some of the young
gentlemen of the town gave a small
assembly in Cardno's Hall' on Tues-
day evening, -Mr. Albert Goebel of
Mitchell and Miss LauraDellof Sault
Ste, Marie, Mich visited in town last
Friday, -Bass Marjorie McBride has
returned home from Toronto where
she has been spending the past week.
with friends, ---Mr. A, E. Wright of
Pontiac, Mich., was in town this week
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Wright -Miss Ruth Johns
stop left this week, for Lethbridge
where she will take a position in the
hospital of that place. ---The prospects
in this section for a large yield of ap-
ples this fall cuutitte good. -The Sun-
day School of the First Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual picnic
in Turnbull's grove. -Yorkshire Tom,
the converted 'Temperance lecturer,
will relate his life story at the Sal-
vation .\rnty Ifail:--The third annual
day of 0.0.S. celebration sports was
pulled ort yesterday and w'as a suc-
cess from start to finish. The event±
were 111 15t•11 lined and the spectators
enjoyed an afternoon of good amuse-
ment The concert held in the Palace
rink in the evening was well attended
and a good program rendered Tire
ateth occurred at \\o,dstucl ll opt
tal of Rev Father Joh:: Cook, The
deceased was burn in Ireland and en-
tered the priesthood when a yoang
man, Ile was in charge of parishes at
St. Thr'ntas, Seaford] anii Stratford.
Bayfield.
Messrs Ins, Stevens, Malco nt Ross
Roy McLeod and Mr. Harrison left
Thursday far the West -Master Gar-
net Atkinson received a bad fall on
\[onlay a_terno's while horsehack
riding. ntlannately 110 bone's were
broken, -.Mr, Wallace Johnston left
on Tuesday for Milestone, Sasic, We
understand that if he finds something
to suit hint he intends ntovieg to that
country. -Mr. Cha:. Ferguson left on
Tuesday for Chicago. to meet kis
boat there. --Master Geo, Smith, the
two year til son of Mr. Richard
Smith, drank a quantity of fly poison
nn 'l otoday afterno011. He was hasti-
ly taken to the rloctor's office. His
condition is still critical, but hopes
are entertained for his recovery. -Mr.
John McLeod, who has been visiting
his family, returned to Huntsville on
Monday, where he is engaged in the
insurance business,
Hillsgreen.
M.r, Wm. Love of Shedden is visit-
ing at hie home here. -Mr. Frank
Yeo will resume his duties as school
teacher here. lir;. Charters and dau-
ghter Mrs. Dingee of 'tVest Superior
are visitors at the former's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. R. McAllister -Mr.
Chats. Stelck of Pine Grove has re-
turned home.
Leadbury.
We regret to learn that Mr. C.
White, late teacher of the Leadbury
school for the past fourteen years,
has taken a more lucrative position
near Windsor. Old and young ,speak
well of Mr. White. About two hund-
red of his friends,, ratepayers, pupils,
ex-ipupils and well-wishers met at his
residence and. presented Mr. White
with a handsome gold watch, gold
mounted pipe and case, and to Mrs.
[White an elegant silver toilet 'com-
panion. D. Boyd presented the watch,
Jmo, G. Grieve the pipe and Mrs.
Thos. Archibald the toilet companion.
The address was 'signed by J. M. Go-
venlocic, Thos, Archibald, A. Dundas,
J. \lIGavin, D. J. Boyd, and the fol-
lowing pupils, Wil 1 Dundas, Jessie
McGavin', Hughie Rion,
Constance.
Misses Weir of Strathroy are at
present guests at the home of Mr.
Wm. Rion, -Mr; and Mrs, Chas. W..
Duerr and family of Cleveland, Ohio,.
are the guests of -W+Ir, and Mrs. Sam-
uel Dorrance, at present, -This week
with fine weather will see the bulk of
the harvest housed. '-Hisses M•c1Don-
aid of Staffa are at present the guests
of Miss M. MldDonaltb.
Dublin.
Mrs, Flynn[ of Bay City, Micro:, is
visiting her mfother, :Airs, Gribborrs,
who is very ill Mr, and Mrs. 3. We-
ber spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
IJ+ohn 'Bennewies; MelKililOp.--Messrs.
G, and J. K'linldhamer and A. Rock
left on the excursion for the West,
KIPPEN.
Parsons -Thomson, -1.-1 quiet sum-
mer wedding was solemnized on
Tuesday inorn'ing•, Aug. 114th, in St.
•!4ndrew s United Church, Kippen,
when Ida Mary, daughter of Air. and
Mrs. George E. Thomson, became the.
bride of Frederick Russell :?arsons,
of London, youngest son of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Parsons of Hensel]. The
ceremony was perforated by Rev. E.
F. Chandler. Miss Jean Ivison' played
"Mendeissodt's Wedding. March" and
"Melody of Love" very softly during
the cereMonet The 'bride looked
charming in a gown of menet blue
•Inose crepe with white accessories
and her flowers were Sweetheart rases
and baby's breath. Miss Florence
Thomson was her s'ister's only at-
tendant, wearing a powder blue crepe
frock with matching three -qua; tet
length coat with a corsage bouquet of
street peas in pastel tones and maiden
hair fern. ''.Che groom was supported
by his brother Archie Parsons, After
the ceremony the happy couple left
on a motor trip. The bride's travelling
suit was of navy blue triple sheer
georgette with linger tip length coat
and matching accessories. On their
return, they will reside in London.
\ miecel'lanet-us. shower in ironoltr
of the bride -elect Miss Mary Thom-
son, was held at her home on \i'cd-
neulav afternoon of last week. The
day was ideal and about seventy -'five
friends gathered on the lawn, The.
many lovely gifts were drawn onto
time lawn iii a small decorated wagon
by Warren and Marion Thomson
dressed as a bride and groom. The
Mission Circle and choir presented
her with a beautiful walnut table and
table lamp. The bride elect thanked
her friends for the many beautiful and
useful gifts.
'.Rev, E. F. Chandler preached a
very inspiring sermon in St, Andrews
United Church on Sunday morning
last taking for his subject, "The
'Thrill of Worship," Master Albert
Mitchell of Windsor sang a very line
solo, "Alas and did my Savior Die,"
Albert is a budding radio soloist and
many enjoyed the privilege of (tearing
him, It is expected he• will sing on
Sunday next,
Morning worship will be held in St.
Andrew's United Church on Sunday
next at 111 a.m. when Rev. A, Sinclair
,f Hensel! United Church will be
the special sneaker,
'"The Kippen Horticultural Society
have decided to hold their Flower
Show on Wednesday, August 2911,
afternoon and evening. Let every
member "Be a Booster" and exhibit
sontehting, no matter if you do no:
tltinle it will take first prize. It does
not cost anything to enter the flow-
ers. If you are not a member, there is
a class for you also, For the best dis-
play of cert flowers and putted plants
exhibited, 'by non-member, the Soc-
iety is offering a membership as First
Prize. three prizes in all being offer-
ed. Ask tine Secretary for information.
Prize lists for numbers are included
in the prcntitan 1f.t. Keep this date
free and come either as an exhibitor
or a visitor,
Mr, Gordon Wright, B.S.-A„ of
Guelph =lent the week -cud at the
(tome of Inc parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jame, \Wright.
Mr. Ross Doig of Listowel called
on friends in the neighborhood' one
day recently,
Mrs. L. J. Doig, who was expecting
her sister, Mrs. M. E. Phillips and
_Miss Phillips of Rochester, N.Y., 'for
a visit, received word that they had
arrived in Toronto but owing to a
motor accident they would be unable
to continue their ou
jr,
ley and were
'leaving by boat for home.
NORTH McKILLOP.
IMr. Wilfred' Dennis is home from
Stott Memorial 'Hospital, Seaforth,
where he underwent a serious opera-
tion and is very much i,nt'proved.
Cllr; and Mrs. Joseph Thornton
were visiting with iefrs, Dan Regele
Sunday evening.
1Mr, Tom Talbot of Chatham spent
the week end . with John Dennis and
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Munn, Mary
audCharlie, ,spent Sunday in Brant
ford with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Way-
rnan,
Mrs, William Mitchell, who is stay-
ing with her daughter, Mos. Leonard
!Leeming, is under the doctor's care.
We hope to see her up and, around
soon.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Percy Waym'an and
Marlyn are spending their holidays'
with lir. and Mrs. Alex. Munn,
'\fr. and Mrs. 11an'tin 'Mitchell and
William Mitchell of Carlingford spent
Sunday with 31r, and Stirs, Leonard
Leeming
The Mad Life of ,a Famous Poet
Divulging details about one of Eur-
ope's mast famed of living poets,
who, now old, and severel damaged
gad
by being pushed out of the window
by a jealous sweetheart, converses
with Virgil and Dante in his strange
eeoentric existence inside a remark-
able villa. `-Read the article in The
American Weekly with 'Sunday's De-
troit Times, :
eMSll V1-IL,U S
Friday & Saturday Only
Pastry Flour ,
24 Pounds 59c
Prairie Rose Flour 2 59
98 Lb. r
Alberta Rose Flour 0e 5P
98 Lb.
P. & G, Soap 28c
10 bars
,Old Dutch Cleanser
2 tins
Red 'Rose Tea lb. 49c
'Salada Tea , , , , lb. 65c
RED PATH SUGAR per cwt. 5.49
iia J. F1
NI
SHERIFF'S SALE OF CHATTEL
MORTGAGE
All the right, title and interest of
MALCIOLM BtEATON in a chattel
mortgage made by Beverley F.
Christie to said Malcolm Beaton,
bearing date the 115th clay of F.elaru-
ary, 1933, and registered with the
Clerk of the County Court of the
County of Huron air said 113th clay of
February, 1933, as Number 1112418,
duly renewed on the ,30th day of
January, 1934, es No. 1111817 covering
the fallowing goods and chattels, viz.,
Il' Frigidaire Refrigerator,
a -Frigidaire Connter and show case,
11 Century Alamo, No, 7716876,
11 counter and show case,
'11 Slicing Machine, Royal Electric,
Ib
Mincing Machine, Royal Electric
:11 National Cash Register, No, 5-
[2039719P 444 .E„
2 Long Tables,
111 Toledo Counter Scale, 30 lbs.
'Electric,
2 Meat blocks,
ai Ford !'ruck, ?-_ ton, 1928, Model
No. C.A., 731116513,
12 Meat Racks,
l Electric Ftttt,
11 Sausage staffer,
Il Rendering kettle and store,
it set Sleighs,
11 11cCa leey Book-keeping system,
and all knives and other equipment
used in connection with the operation
of the Butcher Shop, etc.
securing the stun of $2,500.00 on
which theca is a balance 1,5 iu the
neighbourhood of $2.3110,1111 still out-
standing, to be sold by public auction
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on Sat-
urday, the eighteenth clay of August,
1(13.4, at the Comity Sheriff's Office,
Court 1-Ion'e, (loderich.
C. G. 211DDLETON,
Sheriff of Ilurou County,
CARD OF THANKS
'The family of the late Andrew•
'Patrick wish to thank their neighbors
and friends for the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy during their recent
bereavement,
NOTICE
The Public Literary will be closed
from August '20th to Sept. 4th. Greta
Thompson, Librarian. 34
ROOMERS WANTED
i -High school roomers wanted.
convenient to highschool and
Apply to The News office.
WANTED
Wanted to rent a small house mean
South Main street. Apply at Massey -
Harris Slh:op. Seaforth, 34.
NEW PRICES FOR
KODAK FINISHING
Any film, six or eight exposure,
developed and printed with border or
deckle edge 213 cts, Extra .prints 3 cts.
High class work. Mail us your films.
Burgess Studios, Mitchell and Clinton.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
The residence of the late Mrs. D,
34. 'Ross, Immediate possession, A.
ID, Sutherland,
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 96
acre of land, A few fruit trees. Apply
to W. J. Woods, Walton, or 'phone
Brussels 19 r 7.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
House with two lots, at the corner
of Victoria and George streets, eight
rooms, stabl'e. Will be sold very reas-
onably to settle an estate, Mrs. Peter
DeCaurcy, Egntondville.
FARM FOR SALE
Fifty acres of good land and good
brick house, also good barn and silo.
Some bush. Situated on the third
con. of Westminster Tp., three utiles
south of London, Apply Harold Pen -
bale, Bayfield, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
1100 acres, lot 1'i, concession ti, in
the township of 1'neket-smith, 3 Tiles
from Seafortli, 5 miles from happen
and Brucefiehl, convenient to sohoci
and churches. On this faun are ex-
cellent 'buildings in first class repair.
'hard and soft water in both house
and stables. This farm is thoroughly
underdrained and fenced and in high
state of cultivation. This is in every
way a first -crass and up-to-date farm,
nicely located on Kippen road. Pss-
session given October lst. Terms
very reasonable for quick sale as the
owner is unable to work. For further
Very particulars apply to the proprietor,
town; Thomas O'Loughlin, on lot 111, con, 6,
33. 'Tuckersmith, or Seaforth P.O. r.r. 4.
Buy Now and Save
Prices Are Advancing
Red [Rose Tea (Mixed or Black
lb. pkg. 25c
Carter's Black Tea -a real good tea
Our Special Fresh Ground Coffee
Magic Coffee `
47c lb.
45c Ib
29c ib
Zinc Rings 25c doz.
Rubber 'Rings , , , , . , 3 pkgs. 17c
'Parowax , , . , , .. 2 pkgs. 250
VINEGAR
(Cider orr'White Wine)
45c gait
P. & G. Soap 10 for 31c
Castile Soap 10 for 23c
Soap Flakes 3 lbs. 21c
PAPER SERVIETTES
80 10c
Bananas 25c doz.
Lemons 35c. doz.
Oranges ....19c -29c -39c per doz.
Canteloupes . 5c -10c -15c -20c
according to size
CEREALS
Shredded Wheat ...,2 pkgs. 23c
Pep, Rice Krispies and Bran
Flakes 2 for 23c
Muffets .. 2 pkgs. 1.9c '
GRANULATED OR BROWN
SUGAR
10 LBS. 57 c
(:with an order),
:Soda Biscuits 2 lbs. for 25c
Sweet Mixed Cookies 2 lbs. 35c
IOxade (Lemon and ,Orange)
6 cubes for 25c
Buy your TOMATOES by the
basket. Prices will be low.
ARTER'SCrocery
PHONE 42 WE DELIVER