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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-01-21, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. THE SEAFORTH NEWS HENSALL Death of Mrs. Wm, Hoggarth ,Mrs. '\Viltiania Hoggarth, a well known, resident of u'ckersmith, -passed away, at the home of her daughter, Airs, J Ingram, of (Hay Tp., on Wed- nesday, January 1131th. Mrs, :Hoggarth Chad 'beenvisiting in tHensalll with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley 'Green, She had been in nether poor health for a week or so, (hut was feeling considerably improv- ed and had gone to spend a few days ,with her other dtughte'r and son-in- law. M:r, and Airs. J. Ingram of Hay Tp, where she took a relapse and de- spite the best of nursing and medical 'oare, passed away. She was former- ly Mise Jean 'Davis, born at 'Staffs. 67 years ago, daughter of the 'late Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Staffa. She was married to M'r. William •Hoggarth tubout 317 years ago. She was a devout member of Carmel Presbyterian Church. She .leaves to mourn 'her loss her .husband, \V.m, (Hoggarth, of 'Tuckeremitdt, two dau- ghters, Mrs, Wesley !Green of 'Hen. salt and Mrs. JohnIngram I s Fran of Hay Y 'Tp one roti Archie, on the litanies stead in ''uckereini+th. There survive also one 'brother, Wm, 'Davis, on the homestead; two sisters, Miss Annie and 'Miss Margaret, both at home; Miss ,Elizabeth (Davis of Ottawa, and Mrs. 'William Doig of .1uckersmith, The funeral .was held front her late home in Tuckersm'ith on Friday after- noon with interment in Cromarty ce- metery, .Rey \V. A. Young, her past- or, having charge df the .funeral ser- vice assisted by Rev, Mr, Reidie of 'Cronsarty, The pallbearers were all neighbours , of the deceased, being Win. Doig, Wn1. Workman, john MdGregor, John .McCloy, Angus Mc- Kinnon and John Kiley. The •floral tributes were .numerous and beautiful, showing the high esteem in which Hoggarth was held by all who knew her. 'During She service Rev. and Mrs. Young sang a 'duet, Rev. Beverly Farr of 'Dorchester, and a former recor of St. Paul's An- glican Church, was visiting with friends in ,town 'last week. Airs, Robert ,Green is visiting in Moose Lake, Minn„ with her mother, -who is in very poor health. The 'band concert, euchre and dance which was held in the town hall Wednesday evening last sponsored by the Hensall s 'Citizen,' Rand, despite the unfavorable weather, was well at- ttended and a most pleasant time enjoyed. Some fifty tables were in ,play. The prizes for the euchre were, lady's first Mrs, 'Lloyd 'Veinier; lady's second, Miss Jean McQueen; genes first, Mr. Edwin 'Dick; gent's second, Mr. Lloyd Veinier; lucky eu- chre chairs, Mrs, Anna McDonald and Miss Lois McOlinclney; spot dance, Mrs, Clive Cochrane, The music for the dancing was furnished by the A4ttrdoch Orchestra, The Band Most highly respected residents Tn ,provided she lunch 'and it was beau'ti- the death of John \\. 'Cippet, who died in the Olin - ton Hospital on Friday. Jan. 1151t1h. Mr, 'Tippet was born in Hayfield and .was in his 86 year. in 1108 he married \loss, Is- e b t' Ila Higgins and lived in Var- na where he con- ducted a harness shop, moving to Hayfield and go- ing into business in 118135. lie was a member of Bayfield L.O.L. for over fifty years, He was 'treasurer of Hay- field school board until a few years ego. Surviving are William 'Tippet, of Rtllnt s, Afoot.; Mrs. Wm. Mustard, of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Percy 'Dyment, !Detroit, After a short private funer- al at his late residence a public ser- vice was held at Trinity Anglican Church. :1 very enjoyable evening was spent on Friday evening last by the choir of 'St. _Andrew's 'ITnited Church in the basement of .the catarrh, it be- ing an oyster supper, also a bountiful s tt ply of cakes, pus and. othereat- 'titles to snit the tastes of all attend- ing. Ater sapper a program sonsgiv- en. Ali-. A. E. Erwin, president of the choir, was chairman of she evening ,Aller congratulating the members of the choir .for the harmony and good will enjoyed the past ten 3 -cars since the nrganizationh of the choir. The fol- lowing program was given. A toast to the Ring, responded to by sIr. 'Gale and Mr. Chia. Wiidcombe; a vocal trio by Mr, t;,ele, A. Erwin and Mttrray'Greinger; duct, Mrs, Don, \:loot nzie and \list :Gladys iGale; reading, Miss Josephine Sterling: duet Mrs, Sturgeon and 'Gladys Cale; reading, Norma Wtelsh; violin aid piano number, Air, Gale and 'Root. G. 'Reid, Violin and' piano ,numbers by \fr, Gale, Raht, Welsh, Harold •Scotchmer and (Gladys- Gale; duet by Mr, and \Irs, Wirlcontibe, A duet, "When You and f Were Yong, Maggie," was given by Miss Mc- Gregor and Jas, Sterling, (Reading, Airs, IRobt, Sco'tch'mer solo, Mrs, !Fred 'Watson; violist and piano, by Harold .and Mabel S'coteh'mer; read- ing by Miss :\LdGregar; song by las;' Stirling; .reading thy Matrray Graing- er; .piano number by Gladys Gale, af- ter which several short speeches on the entjoyab'le evening spent conchld- ed She program with the national an- them. Hayfield public ;library are holding an at home in the towns hall on Fri., Jan, 29th. There. will be cards and dancing and it is hoped a good crowd will be present. Much regret is felt in Bayfield Enjoy Beauty Salon Permanents 'Che Standard of Perfection $1.95 and up Including Shampoo, hair- cut and Fingertvave. 'B' Beauty Salon Main St., Seaforth PHONE 50 or 18, A, McLaren, ;Tack and Jill; piano duet, Mrs. Young and 1. Hoggarth solo, F. Battersby; Jimmy Asher, Bobby Cameron, ,Glee club choruses: trio, Mrs, Young; Mrs, 'Hutton and Mabel Workman; roto, Rev, Air Young; quartette, Rev. and Mrs Young, and Mr, and Mrs; W. A, Me Laren; Ma 'Perkins, s1rs, Malcolm Dougall,'who sang a solo; duet Mrs. Hutton and Miss 'Irene Hoggarth; old time music, Mr. dared Da ters and !lim llustard, Meeting closed with singing of a hymn and benediction, The S.S. meeting of she 'United Church was 'held on Wednesday even- ing, Jun,'113'th, with the election of of- ficers: Sept, 'Dr. Smillie; asst., 'Elgin 'Rowcliffe; sec.-treas., Miss Mildred' Stratton; asst., jack Simmons; ,pianist, Miss Eleanor Fisher; The Y,P.L, of the ,United Church met on Monday night with a good at- tendance. tan F•ils'hie presided, Scrip- ture lesson was read by Edo on 'For test, Devotional taken by Miss 71, Sermon. and a contest on "Canada" was much enjoyed. Osi Monday even- ia-e nest, Jan. 21Sltth, the annual con- gregational meeting will be held, A splendid program has been arranged, and lunch will be served by Y. T. L. BAYFIELD. Death of John W. Tippet.— R'ayifteld lost one ni its oldest and ,fully served, The hand boys deserve credit anditis hoped they may put on another euchre in the ?tear future, Mr. and Mrs.. 'Edgar .Wuerth of tKitehener'vtsited+ on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,:Ali. \Vuerth, Miss Margaret Johnston visited on t. Sunday with her :sista, Mrs:: A. T. 'Douglas, at Hyde Puck. Mr, 1V, D. launders of 'Exeter call- ed on friends in town on Saturday, .Urs. Thotita:; Wren Sr. of Exeter is visiting with her sett, Alr. 'I'. D. Wren, The annual meeting of the f.atlics' Aid of Carmel Church was held on Friday afternoon. January 115th, at 3 o'clock at the home. of Mrs, .Frank Farquhar. The meeting opened by singing hymn 65"Jesus Lover of my Soul," with the president, ,Mrs, B. C. Edwards, presiding. The treasurer's report proved very interesting, Vari- ous rou.ps reported their proceeds and gave an.outline of their year's activities. MTS. 'H, C. Edward, :Spoke a few well chosen words of apprecia- tion, and thanks to she executive and group leaders for their splendid co- operation for the past year, The elec- tion of officers was. +President, Miss Hannah Murray; Vice Pres., Mrs. 'George Walker; Treas., Mrs. 11. Worknman; Sets. \irs, Roy McLaren. The president, Miss Hannah Alto -ray, took the chair and election of group leaders took place. At the close of the meeting Rev-. ler, Vonng spoke to the ladies and expressed his rati- tttde and appreciation to the ladies for their s:ttendid work during the past year. The meeting cilosed by all re- peating the Lord's .s prayer in unison, The :;roup leaders served a very de- ligntttttl Match. 'Relatives in town reeeivcd ward on Sunday of the death of Lloyd Stacey, youngest son of John and the late Mrs. Stacey of 1Hens•ali, Mr. Stacey had been in poor health for some time, Irle .passed away in Hamilton Hospital on Sunday. He was in Hen - salt about -13 years ago, and spent his younger days here • living in later year. at Simeae. He leaves to nrottrn his loss his widow- and five children, who reside in Si•nene, his father, ,ler. John Stacey, and one brother, Ern- est. :both of the village. The funeral was held from his home on Tuesday, interment at Simcoe. He was a neph- ew of Mrs, David Cantelot and. Mrs. E. Rennie of Hensel!, who attended the funeral jack, little son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Lavender, was taken to St, Joseph's hospital, London, and on Thursday was operated. on fnr mast- oid. He mood the operation fine, The Young ;People of Carmel Church held a very enjoyable even- ing on Monday night in the basement .of the church with a splendid attend- ance. +Following the devotional part, the following officers were elected: .Pres, \Liss Beryl Pfaff; vice prey„ Miss Mabel Workman; sec.treasurer, (Harvey 'Hudson, ':\ radio program was given, arranged by Airs. E. 11. Hutton and .Miss Irene Hoggarth, with the fallowing programs and art- ists taking part: Jim ,Hunter, news caste, Harvey Hudson; ,Eddie D•tachin orchestra, Lily Pons, Mrs, W. „A• Young; R•ulvinoff, Miss Margaret Bell; Major Bowes hour, with. Rev, Mr, Young as Major Bowes; cornet' „sol'o, 'Frank (Battersby; guitar solo, Margaret McGregor; solo, Mrs. W, • through the departure of Dir, add Mrs, Fowler. They left Mon'clay for' their new home in Ltic'know. The trustees of the village of Hay- field held. their initial meeting in the town hall oil Mon„ 'tan, nth. MT. \•Vnt. Tippett is spending a short time with his mother, :Airs, 3, Tippett, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson received a message from Vancouver stating the cLath n'f her uncle, \Vain ant ,Goven- lock, Who died in that city Sunday. MAR LANE AUXILIARY (Continued from Page One.) slides introdlt•cing• she neso study' book, "Men and Women of Far Hot- is nits," along with a very instructive talk. after another hymn, the meet- ing closed with the :Mizpah benedic- tion, Officers for '11317: Honorary P r es- ide a Mrs. Past Pres., Miss S Wood; Pres., Mrs. Close vice pres lI''rs. W. C. Barber; rec, sec., Miss R. 'Fennell; cod. sec., Miss A. MdNay; 'treas., Mev, ,f. IR, Russell; Christian stewardship sec., Mrs, R. Savauge; temperance sec„ Mrs. A. MOG'avin; miss,.monthly sec., Miss \i, Carter; 13ahy 'hand leader, Miss Al, Rands; 'Press sec, Mrs. H, Schell; literahu'e sec„ .lits, Ad, 'Rands; .How- er see Mrs, 13 Christie; pianists, Miss Al,Barber and Mrs. Hogarth; sm. cont., Airs, Moffat, Miss Wood and Mrs. Rechely; convener of sup- ply conn., Mrs. 'J. Currie; strangers' sec„ \Jrs. 1. iA cednaark; assistant,' Mrs. E. Chamberlain. BRUCEFIELD 'rhe J'annary'meeting 01 the W.M.S. was held in the 'basement on the The president, Mrs. C. ILattgh, pre- sided with Mrs, L. 'Forrest at the or- gan, The opening hymn was Stand- ing at the Postal, Mrs, A. McQueen led in prayer, The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs. J. R. Mustard, `The devotional leaflet was read by Airs. Jas, Mc- Queen, .After silent prayer a nunt'ber of members led in prayer. Mrs. jas. I'horn•p.,on gave a reading on T'emp- ..rtl•nee. Mrs. A. McOtteeo on Chris- tian Stewardship. After the minutes and roll call, the ,tre'aeurer gave iter report after which the secretaries gave their annual reports. After the offer- ing a fetter was read front the supply secretary, Airs. Gillespie on supply work, asking for quilts and second- hand. clothing, then Miss E. 13'o.wey took ,the study period. Interesting readings were taken by several mem- bers and it was decided to hold the February meeting at 1,.10 o'clock to he followed by She 1\'rtiild's Dity of brayer on ,Feb, ,1L•th. Our treasurer reported sending $3512 to the Presby- terial treasurer, \\e are sorry to re- port that the offering was not as large as 11335, Three of our most interested members passed away to their re- ward. \\'ho will take their places? Officers for the coating year: Hon, !Pres., Airs, J. 'Burdge, \fro. Neil •ALc- Grego•, Mr. W. A. Bremner; Presi- dent. Airs. C. Baugh; vice presidents Ur H. Atkenhead Airs, J. •\Nonsuit; Airs. Hazelwood; rec. sen, Alis;, E. Bowel'; Cor, sec., Mrs, Al. Brown: tretrs„ Mrs. G.13rock: Christian stew- ardship and finance Airs A, 71cQneen Expense Fund treas., Ales. I., For- rest; Strangers sec Airs. A. T. Scott, supply sec„ Mrs, R. Scott; literature see., Mrs. 1'. R. Baird; 'Missionary \fontldy sets, Airs, \V, A. Bremner; .Associate ociatc. 1Te leers secs, Mrs, L'rork: assistant, Miss Al. Sss'an; Temper- ance sec., 7!rs. Thompson; Baby Rand, Airs. I. 11, Mustard; press sec., Mrs. Jas \icQtteen assistant, -Airs. Stevens; organist, Mrs. J, Cairns; as- iitaut, Mrs. I,. 1 nrres,t: \fission Rand Supt„ Miss E. liowey; assist„ Ali -s 14, Bremner, 'foe litany friends of Mrs, 7.ajife sore pleased to see her able to he nut again after being confined to tete house for the last two months through illness. Mrs. J. Cairns (nee Miss Jean. Aim - cinch) who was organist and choir leader for sixteen years, was .presene- ed with a ;Bible and .'H'ymnary by the session and board of managers, Mr. Glen ,Swan is yisi'ting relatives in Tltler•ton, ST. COLtJMBAN 'Misses !Rose ,O'Connor and -Ma'ry 4furphyn from Stnatforcl Normal School spent the week end at the home of their parents. The euchre and social held on Jan, 115 was well attended, 'ROY :1'llen's orchesitra, turn isheti the anusic, The many friends of Airs. \Vi'lliatn Morris are glad to hear she is im- proving in Scott Memorial Hospital after her recemt operation. Mr, Joe, Coyne spent week -enol in Toronto co'nsbining business with pleasure. Ifr, IIJoe, Morris has so .fast improv- ed ,after his ,recent illness to be able to attencl church.. 'The C.W,1L, are holding a euchre and social evening Friday night, Feb. 51th, with (Roy (Allen's orchestra to furnish the music,. 'VESTRY MEETING (Continued from Page One.) on :select .vestry, Ladies g'ui'ld, tris. i1onret V .t\,, Airs. Earle; choir,.Mrs. Best; Chancel guild, Miss Freemen. Sldlesinen—A4essrs, H. Pretty, Wil- liam Slonit'h, Rob, Archibald!, 'Joseph' H'snt, Norman Scoins, and (George Pin'kn•ey. .Sunday School 'superintend- ent, Canon IAppleyard; choir leader, Mrs. Best, organist, 'George Olanke; sexltot, George iP'inkney;. auditors, M'es'srs. E. C. B•oswel:t and 1V k:, Southgate. 'A 'tote of thanks was ex- tended to all organizations of the church for 'their good' •wor:k, also to Canon and Airs. App'leya•rd for their fai'thfii1 service's in the parish eluting the year. The meting was ad',iotinned• by the Rector pronouncing the bene- diction. WEST BRODHAGEN \tr Ed, Aberi s of the village was taken to a Seaforth hospital for treat- ment of stomtacit trouble with which he has been ailing for some tine. We wish hint Success in getting cured. ,One of the 11111e twist girls of i\ir, and 'Mrs. Jerry Dears died ots •Friday bast and was buried on Sunday after- noon in the cemetery adjoining the Evangelical Zion Church in West 13rodhagen. 'lel Al's: 'Myers of Se'b- ringnrtl.le officiated and took for his text .Isaiah, chap. 11, verse 6, for an impressive sermon. There is 110 sleighing at present and the roads are getting s'ery soft. We hope' 'for some more snow so that the ftn•mers can get their supply of wood out of the swamp for bent winter. With deep regret it was learned in She village 'that Ai'r. Norman T'tarb- orth of 'Ellice had died of the fits, He was a :brother-in-law .of 'Messrs, Rel - win and Norman .Rock, owners of the planing mill in the village of Brod- hasten. ,!Fie leaves to mourn his loss his wife, his father, one brother, and one sister, Mrs. 11'm, ?F.is'len of Log- an. 'He had no children, "FIs was in his 418th year. Mr, ,Rett'ben (Bolick is smiling these days as his wife presented him with another baby boy iast Friday. That's three boys, but no dishwasher yet, TUCKERSMITH Mr and lits. Lewis Te'bbu•tt and TENDERS WANTED AUBURN air. John Martin spent a day .recently 1 ,Sealed tenders for 110 .cords of hard Ain and Afar. Gcor ,e Paterson of °ht \f r. Hugh McLachlan's in Stan- wood, 20 inches long, 'half maple, g ley. half ,beech, far 2f,S:S, 1740. 4t Afu1C'i l- riorontoeand Clifford Snaith of Strath- .A.1 r. and Airs, S. AdcRrien and Ma -int. '('enders 1 0'• guests of De. and IsIrs, B. zine of iTfttllett and Mr, and Mrs. 1 tc br in by.1 ,, To C. Weir, lac delivered by \larch 1st, +apply to \� alker Cackle and family of 1 -Ten- Jahn Rallge, Sec.,=Treas., R.4, Sea - Rey. E. Loney of 'Preston was all salt spenit last Sunday at Mrs. Will Auburn visitor on 71onday. LanTdshorough•s, 3 There are several ral cases ni 'leu ut The neighbors of Air, .Andrew Kirk! FOR SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1937. - We W 111 Sell CASH AND CARRY FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Bulk Corn Starch— 3 lbs, 21c Peanut Butter - 2 lbs. Five Roses Flour- 98 lbs, Prairie Rose— 98 lbs 21e 4.00 3 65 Alberta Rose 98 lbs, 3.65 Pastry Flour 24 lbs. 73c Sunsent Dye Shortening - 2 lbs. 23c Choice Creamery iButter- 2 'lbs. 55c Sure. Gain Hog Concentrate per cwt. 3.19 Sure Gain Hog Mineral— per cwt 2 69 Sure Gain Mineral— per cwt, 2.99 2 pkgs. 19c J. Fn ELMER D. BELL. B.A. ;hamberl�irc RI.S'TE OLICITOR c BAR R S Et Office of'Late F. Holmsted, K.C. INSURANCE AGENCIES (Next A. D. Sutherland) ANNOUNCES Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays The purchase of the insurance b'usi- JOHN H. BEST Law Office P. J. BOLSBY Associate in' Charge Barristers,'" Solicitors, Notaries, Etc, Seaforth, Ont. Telephone 75, CARD OF THANKS The family of the late :Vers. Wm, Moore wish to 'thank their many friends and neighbours for the ex- pressinns of kindness as 's'hown by the ears loaned and sympathy offer- ed during their recent sad bereave - runt in the death .of their mother, AUCTION SALE OF HORSE'S :l'fr. 'George IH, ,Etl•liott has received instructions from the undersigned to sell by 'Public Auction at Cudmore'a Sale Barn, Seaforth, on Thureday, J'an, 28th, at 1 p,nt, • i2+1' choice young Percheron and Belgian horses from thirteen to six- teen hundred weight, mostly mares, Very desirable type for 'breeding .purposes, Terms, cash, +Gen H Elliott.iAuctioneer. W. F. Armstrong, Proprietor. ness of Hays and Meir and the ad- dition of their companies to ottr ,prev- ious facilities enables us to give you unexcelled services in all lines, Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth, Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m TOWN OF SEAFORTH Assistant Constable Applications will be received at the Town Clerk's office up to six o'clock p.m., Monday, jany. 35, 119137, for the position of Assistant Constable, Street Superintendent, etc., for the ''own of Sea'iorth, By order of the Council, D. H. WILSON, Town Clerk WOOD, Tenders will 'he received ,up to Jan, '23rd 'for delivery of 10 cord's of hard- wood, maple and beach, illi inches long, at school section No. 9, Tucker- ' smith, on or before April 1st, 1937. Ivan Forsyth, Sect.-1Treastirer. 3. the district, nnntbering about twenty -live, went to' 'A building suitable Inc 'drive shed Rev, (corge Wylie and ,lohn his blush and eine and piled about 20and some"used lumber. George Jack- son, of Loyal were visiting' in the .cauls of whorl last Tuesday afternoon stat, Walton..Phone ,I19-213, Brussels. tillage on Tuesday, 'as Afr, Kirk is still in (bed, but is irn- Jack Bennett has ret•ttrned from the proving and: in the course of another '`'BULLS FORSALE, ' 'North. While there he was untartutt week expect 'he will be able to sit tri ' I'dvo Durham hulls Inc sale; 1 (Park 1 re'd, 1 roan, 'Gordon 'Holmes, Mc - ate enough 10 MVO with an accident, at times. which laid (tint up in the hospital for I Killop, 1 ,3'-4 miles cast of L'ead'bury, Iwo weeks.STANLEY ,- Some of the roads in the district Mrs, '.Austin Sturdy 01 Gatlericdt • have been ass. hail tin the break-up in Tp has been spending a few days) FARM Fes, SALE OR RENT the Spring, 1 with her sister, Mrs, W. J. Clark, Nifty acres, twenty -file summer Rev. T. \�'. C'harleslynrth, who M;rs. John A. Armstrong fa'llowed, lot 1116, •fourth concession of ntstron'g spent a Hibbert. Apply to The News office, passed array recently in London, •few days ,last week Mali Mrs. Arm- 1 was a former pastor stere and was strong of Clinton, PIGS FOR SALE in charge of the local Baptist church •Miss Janet Townsend has I I Ten smell ch been vis- butes for sale. 'Phone when it was built in 1908. icing with her friend, Mrs. 'Russel '1133 on 84. Hectsatli. Campbell Eyre. Arnold Phillips received a nasty Hayter, 3, ent in his forehead while playing' Mr, Allan Keys of Western Univ - hockey at the school, which required ersity is spending a Creek at the home FOR SALE several stitches. 01 his parents,7[r. and \irs, Reit Shelter 'roof ovith brackets. Size 12 Aldsses 'Hazel 'Grintntan and Ruby 'keys• x 05. Suitable to attach to end of .barn Marriott of Mitchell were guests oi.AIr. ,Richie of Ltrekuow is spending 'tor driving shed, etc. Apply to 'E. L, Airs, C. A. Howson. r few days with this daughter, MissBo, 3 \lr and \Irs, !, Afc\Whinney, Gts'1 T?Lsie Richie, teacher of No, 5, 'Stan- WANTED erd'ch. eisik'd \I r. and .\irs. R0liert ie;' The trnstecs of'Uni0an S'ch.00l'S'ec- Turner. 1 :Mr, Nelson Keys of Egntondville lion No. .11, \fortis, wish to Aliss S. Blair has returned front a. ,1purchase , spent last week with his, Elmore a second hand piano or organ in good visit to Goderich, at the old home on Babylon, condition, Send your 'lowest selling The W.M.S. of Blake United Price to the ;Sec. -Trees. not later than Church held she January greeting at .Ian, 3011h, iGilbert McCallum, Sec. - the 'home. of Mrs, R. N. Douglas, of Treas. •U,S.S.'No, ,11], 'Morris, IR,R, No. Blake Airs. Thornes Dinsmore pies- 3, Walton, Phone (Brussels 1118-9. ided. The meeting was opened by (3.) singing hymn 6137, Mrs. Robert Mc- liride read the Scripture lesson from FARM FOR SALE assalm 416, It's. Clarence Parke read \tLvot 5, Con, 4, HulPlett, 1115 acres, the devotional leaflet followed by barn, 301xddO., hay shed 20x71i, On prayer by Mrs. Will Carnie. The Latin- county road, half mile from school, nates of the (last meeting were read by and ']I/ miles front store. Fall plow - the secretary, Ie[rs, Sa.n,el Frey, then in'y'done -and 4 acres of wheat. Terms ,the roil call. IA,nother *hymn was sung to suit purchaser. Farm must be sold and -loss 14.. A. Johnston led in pray- 'owing to ,poor health. J.) L. Tasker, er, Miss Beatrice Manson gave 111'w1 Seaforth, RM. 2. topic. The nteethtg was closed by singing hymn 510!0' and repeating the L'ord's prayer in tuttdson. Leila was served and. a social time enjoyed. LONDESBORO The Friendly' Class of the United Church Sunday School held a very successful social evening in the school room of the church of Thur.s- day evening last 'with a good atten- dance. The job of electing officers was soon disposed of, all She previous year's officers tieing re-elected, 'The evening Was spent in games and soc- ial chat. Refreshments were served at the close which all enjoyed; Air. Fred Thompson has changed cans and is now drit'ing a herraplane, There passed away on Sunday, Ja- nuary 1,7th, Mr, James Sihob'broo'k, in Inc 90Th year: Had he lived ten days longer he would have ,reached that great age which so few attain. Death ,took palace at the home of his son, James Howard, 113th con„ diel'e'tt. The surviving mentiiers of the fam- ily are Mfrs. ,John 'Bedford of the Soo, Alts. Herman Suted'ereoc'k, Loldes- bora; !James ,Howard and John (Len i'y on the 1131111 con, of Hallett. His wife and three daughters 'predecease od 11in1 some years ago. The funeral took place .from ,his late (home on Tuesday, Jaat, 10th, interment in Union ,cemetery, •B'ly, h. SEAFORTH A Wheat, per bus.. ,. MARKETS. Oats „'S1:2I5 per ;bus. „151.--.5150 Feed Barley, per bus. .... • . • . 7 Malting 0'e Beckwheat, per bus. . 75c per bus: .. 60c -65c NORTH NORTH McKILLOP ':I"he runny friends of'R.udio•ph Fis- cher are ;pleased to learn he' has re- turned home from Victoria Hospital, London, after stifferi•ng two severe' Ibroken feet, 'w'hile :he was attempting to repair a small doom on She barn: His many friends wish hien a. speedy recovery, Why Married People Live !Not .only does marriage Longer. long- er. but 't' seem J,n FARM FOR SALE, A farm of 100 acres an N'o, 4 High- way, good clay:loam soil, good' build- ings, with 'hydro throughout 'them - Lots of water. :Fall ploughing done, 115 acres of fall wheat. For further' particulars apply to The News •office, FARM FOR SALE Township o6 Tucleers'ntith, '31%. miles from Seaford -1, 11100 acres choice dark clay loam suitable for any .kind' of crop, (Good roads int every: .direc- tion. All necessary 'buildings. 'Wed•T fenced and drained, plentiful' supply it's responsible for an. actual of .good water, This 'fatal is in Splen °R accumulation eriof years, an article did' condition. $1110,900,010 was offered splen - in The American Wee•Icmy' with -the ,for it in '192,1. 'The price todaywith, January 214 'Snstiay Detroit 'Tithes re- possession on March 116,, is$5,.000,00.th weals. The aa•tice also, show's 'there With substantial down payment i are a6most atvdce as • many cash, terms will he : riven p y eat in murders given for 'ihalanre.. and s'uicid'es among bachelors; Be' .A= D• Stntherlaticl. sure to get Sund'ay's Detroit Times.