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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-04-12, Page 8HENSALL. Mliton Ortweia, of il:endeln, nd withis d over e b the wee Itohere sFlorence Welsh, of London, 'd over: else week -east at her'home , and Mrs,'George;Troyer an d y, of Toronto, visited for a few at the home o Mr ens ge Hudson, es Beatrice Madge, of London, d over the holiday with her par Mr, and Mrs, Walter Madge, s Lilly McKay, of Windsor, is ttg with her parents, Mr. and ,William Mt'Kay, Laird joynt, of London Uni- ty, is visiting over the. Easter ays at his home here. W. O. Goodwin assisted the lean ;Church choir on Friday eer- iest, at Clinton, with a beauti- cantata, 'Stainer's "Crucifixion," s, IL English has been confined. ter hone through illness. Her i friends wish for her speedy re - e Midnight' Revellers of. Seaforth, a dance in the Town Hall, Hen - ;on 'Tuesday evening. A good 4 was present and a good time ed he, all. i^, Orville Twitchell and family, of ricb, are moving this week into ills„ a and Mr. Twitchell will a garage in the building formerly ed by Mr. Warner. to play entitled Prince of Liars be put on in the Town Hall, sall, on Thursday evening of this , by the Drarnatic Club of St, ,ys, The play was to 'have been ented a cottple of weeks ago but postponed because of the bad en of the roads. rs, Roy White, of London, visit ' 'raver the week -end with her par- .& Ma and Mrs, John Wilson, • iss Ellen Pybus, df Windsor, vis - over .the week -end with relatives `£rieuds in and around :Hensel!, ',1''S, Cecil Cooper, of 'Clinton, visit - ,ever the holiday with her father, William Stone, and sisters here, Piss L. 'Ortwein, of Toronto, visit - ver the holidays with her parents, and Mrs. J. W. 'Ortwein, and r relatives. ra. P, ;Fisher visited on Good 'Fri - with her daughter at Brucefield, iss Jean Elder, of Landolt, visited ;r the week -end with her parents, t and Mrs. John Elder. re. Miller, of 'Windsor, is visiting a few days with her .parents, Mr. •JMrs, Richard Blatchford, r, Jim. Tapp, of London Univer- is spending the Easter holidays is hone here, e W. M. 5. of the United Church Ih its monthly meeting in the base - t of the churchar Thursday al- e oon, April 5, with the President, C. A. 'McDonnell, presiding. Af- ,the singing of a.hymn, Mrs. Mc- nell read the ;Scripture 'lesson, fol- d by prayer by Mrs. William manan, The next part of the meet - was devoted to responsive read - .f In hymns on Easter, written by W. H. }Graham. Mrs. ' Henry led irayer. A leaflet, "New 'Paths for Purposes, Give and Take," was by Mrs. A .Scruton, and "Chris- ty," by Mrs• John Elder, which very much enjoyed. Following gybe ,.collectien.Yeas taken, uthich !anted' to $20.80, with an attend - 'of '30 members. This was 'fol- d with the minutes and roll call, 'he 'Secretary, -Ilea M. G. Drys- It was moved by Mrs. Drysdale dale appointed as a Mrs. Sinclair be gate to the Presbyterial meeting ah is being held in the United rch in Wingham, April 19. The f speaker of Beet occasion will be , G. F. ,Forbes. Mrs. :Skinner and Sinclair reported having made ails on the sick and shut ins and d all the sick members progress - vary 'favorably. Mrs. G. Habkirk ked the W. al. S. ladies for Mrs. swan, who has been ill For a aum- of weeks, for the beautiful flowers eh were sent to her, and v.hich ,she !•eciated very much. Mrs, W. Dou- ' ; Mrs. J. W. Skinner, Mrs. Mc - •'en and Mrs. A W. E. Hemphill appointed to The stewardship mittee. Mrs. E. McQueen gave a ing 'leaflet on "Christian Mis- s," followed by prayer by the ident. 'Those in charge of the tag. for May 3rd will be Mrs, felon Mae, Dougall, Mrs. Hess Special serving were held in the United Church every evening last week ' with a good crowd present at each meeting: The service Friday evening took the form of a prepara- tory service, hi whleh a large number joined the chnreh. These services i were very helpful and interesting to all who attended. Mr. 1 eri•is Cantelon, of Onandago, is visitingover the holidays at his ]route. • Miss Elva Balton, of Kitchener, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bolton Miss Etta Bell, of 'London, visited over the week -end at he home east of the village. Miss Hazel Coxworth is visiting over the Easter holidays with her mother here. Mr. J. E. McDonell and Mr, Lee Hedden were. in Toronto an Wednes- day on business. Mr. Andrew dicks, of Centralia, was hi town an Tuesday for the Spring Show. A large crowd was in Hensall on Tuesday to attend the Hensel] Spring Show. It was a beautiful day but the wind was a little cold. Every class was. well filled and some splendid ani- mals were shown. The judging took place an the pavement and the trials of speed on the station street, which was dragged in the morning to put in fair condition, The different auto- mobile firms in town had splendid dis- plays elf automobiles and the different salesmen seemed to do quite a bit of business. Mrs. Zuefle. he services in Carnet Presbyter- Church on Sunday last were lerge- ; ttended. At the morning service gra lelcllroy spoke. ou "Win- es to the Resurrection." The ch,ir fered a very pleasing anthem, a e quartette consisting of Messrs. )iain Mci aren, Taylor, Cameron teR, Y, McLaren; also a solo by W. A. McLaren. At the even - service the sermon was on "The tension" A ladies' quartette was in by Mrs, A. Dougall, Miss J. te, Mrs. James Patterson and . 'William McLaren, besides the 'lar anthem. rs, (Dr.).'Smith and babe, of St, ys, are visiting with her parents, and Mrs, G. C. Petty. iss Marion Scott,. of 'Toronto, is ing over the Easter holidays with tives and friends in town, r. and Mrs.;A. ,j. Sweitzer and e daughter 'Lois, and Miss Irma gins, visited over the week -end p Mr. and Mos, Robert "Higgins family. he Easter dance held in` the town on Monday evening' •was largely tided. Excellent music was fare- d by the Avalon Orchestra of Lu - and alt reported a good time. , Communion service was held in United Church an Sunday morn- ' with quite a large number of new oMere joining the church, The choir !erect special Easter music, a very }sing duct being rendered by Mr. i0. Goodwin and Mr, Sam, Rennie, el at the evening service a: quartette' given denfield r Mrs, 0. Hess' and , H, Phite, 4Special,parts in the nems were 'taken by- Mrs. Alf. rie and Mrs, Joynt. Rev, Mr. Sin - r preached excellent sermons at. h services, /les: Alice 'Higgins underwent an ration at Mrs. Patterson's hospital' ,Friday niertting' last for elle re- gal of her tonsils, and is getting' tie- nicely, Arthur Dick was its Slteatford anday. BAYFIELD, School Report,- Senior Room, - M. H. Gerrie, Principal, Sr. V. --Mary Stirling, Jr. V. --Eleanor Scotchnter (honours), Jack Stirling, Lottie gins, Jessie Lindsay, Fred Weston, Doris,;Gemeinhard, Margaret Elliott, Sr. ,IV,--1Bernice Seeds (honours) El- la MacKay, Grafton Weston, Mary 'Widcombe, Berthena Sturgeon, John Brown. Jr. IV. -Thelma Parker (honours), Eva Sturgeon. Isabel Os- mond, Harold McLeod, John Wild, Kenneth Merner. Sr. I'1I.--Lawrence Jahns, Edith Merner, Emma Stur- geon, John Lindsay (absent). Junior Rooin.-'A. W. Woods, as- eistant, Jr. III --!Louise lefaLeod (hon- ours), Dean Castle (honours), Maud Parker (honours), Keith .Gemeiuhard (honours), Brown Lindsay, Carson Johns, Tom Castle, Hugh McLeod, James Sturgeon, Fred Sturgeon, Louis Wild, Mervin Elliott, Sr. II. --}Chas. Parker, Dick Weston, Clara Parker, Doris Featherston, Jean Dunn, Eve- lyn Gemeinhard, Witliam Osmond, Sr. I. -Vera Wild, Mae Murray, Jean Elliott, Pearl Lindsay, Albert Os- mond. Jr. I. --Irene Leitds, Kenneth Castle, Charlie Brandon, Harry Bran- don, Stuart Sturgeon, Bobbie Mc- Leod, Francis Elliott, Eugene Castle. Dr. aitd Mrs• Lewis motored from Toronto on Thursday and spent Eas- ter with Mrs, N. W. Woods. Mrs. Buchan who has been in Toronto for the past two months returned with thein. Norman Tilker of the Standard Bank, spent the holiday at his home at .Harriston. Miss M. H. Gerrie is spending the vacation at her home at Ingersoll. Mr, -and lelrs_Viefer Burt and fam- ",ij7 LOfd6it and •Mr. and -Mill Yorke, o'f Toronto, were Easter guests with Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Miss E. Bryan is spending her Eas- ton. Walker Eas- ter vacation at Miss Ethel Jowett of New 'Dundee spent the holiday as a guest with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. ears. E, Fisher of Kitchener is the guest of her sister, Mrs, F. A. Ed- wards. Miss Phyllis Bacon, Mrs, Bagngll and son of London spent Easter with Mrs. Wm. Hall. :41x. and Mrs, J. L Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon, Galt, spent Good Fri- day with Rev, and Mrs, F. H. Paull. Miss Nina Heard of Kitchener is spending her Easter holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Heard, Among those who are spending the Easter vacation at their homes: Fred and Lawrence Fowlie, London; Alma McKay, Ann Dewar, Anna Elliott, Mr, and Mrs. Ford King and son, of Toronto; William Parker, Sarnia; Jean M. Woods, Orton; David Dew- ar. Benm'iller;, Thelma Ritz, Clinton; Izetta Merner, New Dundee. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. eph's hospital, Miss Annie 'Hart of Seaforth spent Easter at herr home in IVIcKillop. Mrs.err Teton i$ confined to J Y Ste P her bed with an attack of bronhitis- The danee held in the parish.` hall on Monday evening tinder the aus- cpices ofC.W.L.was a grand u ccs the C.W aids e ess, The Moonlight Serenaders' Orchestra of Stratford supplied ex- cellent music Miss Mary Dempsey of Chatham Is spending the Easter holidays with her father, Mr. T. Dempsey. TUCKII,RSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron and Mss Mabel Cameron were guests of Mrs. James McIntosh one evening re- cently. Misses Sarah and Pharnmanda Mc- Clgy of Egmondville, spent Friday with their sister, Mrs, J, Mclntosh, Mies 'Loretto Lane of Maynooth, is home holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane. Miss Louise Allan of Hamilton is spending her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, Allen, Mr, Bill Bell of Detroit is 'home to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beit Mr. William 'Wright Sr. has been confined to bed all winter and still contiitaes in very poor health, Mrs. WJlson Allan called on Mr. end Mrs, Grunnnett Monday last. .{r, J. Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth were guests of ,Mr. and Mrs, W. Wright. The syrup makers had a short sea- son this year. Mr. W. G. West is spending the holidays at his home near ,Lueknow. Mr. Fletcher Townsend spent the week -end in Toronto. Mr, A, Matheson is visitis g his sons. lit Detroit, g Detroit. J. E. Ball is visiting her clan-Good00Goodan- Buys hter in etrait. Late Peter McKay. --,An old and highly respected resident of Tucker - smith passed away on Good Friday at his home on the ,6th concession, H. R. S., in the person of Mr. ,Peter Mc- Kay, aged 76 years. Mr. McKay had been in failing health for about a year, but was not confined to his bed. Born in the County of Oxford, he ca'nie to Tuckersmith when eighteen 'months old with his parents,the late Mr. and Mrs. John McKay, the family settling on the 10th concession, On September 251h, 1877, he was united in marriagew J. I~INIVIGAN to Miss Annie Clark„ daughter of the late ,Hugh Clark of Tuckersmith, and in 1897 they' moved to the present ECSMeND.YILLE farm on the 6th concession. Last fall Mr, and Mrs. McKay celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. McKay was well known throughout this district as a breeder of Shorthorn cattle. He took an active part in mu- nicipal affairs and had been a 'member of the telephone commission since its inception, lBesides his widow he is survived by two sons and two daugh- ters, John R., of Buffalo; Robert C., and the Misses Anna and Bessie, at home. His eldest son, Daniel passed away .eleven years ago, A brother and a sister also survive, Mr. D. M. McKay, of Toronto, and Mrs. Bowland, of Egmondville, The fun- eral took place }Monday afternoon, the service ,tieing conducted by Rev, Dr. Larkin, assisted by Rev. W. D, McDonald, Interment was made in the !RRoss cemetery at Brucefield,.. The following is the school report of 5. S. No. 6, Tuckersmith, for the, month Easter m t h o f March hand the E ase ex- aminations: aminations: Sr. IV. -Elmer Hugill 83 per cent: Jr. IV. ---Isabel Ashton 85, Evelyn Nett 83. Sr. MI.• -Fletcher Whitmore 94, Warren Whitmore 89, Raymond Townsend 87, Jr. I'II•-Sarah Whitmore 91, Pearl Hugill 80, Harold Hugill 80 (equal), Myrtle Ashton 71, 'Verna Hugill 68. Sr. IL -✓Hazel Ashton 79, Leola Nott 75. Jr. II (a). -Arnold Hugill 82. Jr. II (b) -Florence Whitmore 87, Velma Ashton 75, • Sr. Primer -=Wesley Hugill 89, Ione Hugill 82, A "Clean Teeth Contest" was held during the month between •"The Bluebirds" and `!Busy Bees," "The Bluebirds" won by only 2 points, Av- erage attendance 16. Number an roll, 18, Edna M. Jamieson, Teacher. Murray -Howe -On Saturday, Apeil 7th, 1928, a pretty wedding took place at Egmondville United Church, when Ethel, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Howe, Cromarty, was united in marriage to Mr. Cecil :E, Murray, son of Mr, and Mrs. Angus Murray, Tuck- ersmith, The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. W. D. McDonald, The, bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Edward !Howe, of De- troit, was charming in a white silk crepe de chine dress with silk net veil and carried Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Edith Burrows, of Strafford, cousin of the bride,. was dressed in blue silk flat crepe with hat to thatch and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Mr. James Howe Jr., bride, was groomsman. f ther ro brother g h Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the bride's home, where a dainty wedding dinner was' served. On their return from a honeymoon trip to points east, Mr. and Mrs. Murray will make their home on the groom's fine farm in Tuckersmith. STOP O r a 3 s ip. �C SSES Every, chick you lose is money right out of your pocket. And you can stop this loss, You -can stop the chilling, the smothering, the overcrowding, t he overheating that cause baby chicks' to die. Broods LAReeE Flecks Buckeye "colony brooders have proved their aallity to prevent these losses. They have saved money for a quarter million poul- try raisers. They. have proved, their chick -saving ability for more than 13 years, Come to our store today and let us show you these amazing brooders. Let us show you how they stop baby chick losses and increase your profits. QST. COLUMBAN. Miss Florence Coyne of Chatham, ie spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Coyne. Mr. James McQuaid, who spent Easter with his parents, Mr, and Mrs• F. J. McQuaid, returned to Detroit on Tuesday. Miss Mary McGrath, who spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 11 McGrath, returned to To- ronto o=ronto on Monday, Miss S. Queenan is spending the holidays in ,Detroit - Mr, Charles Malone and Mr, Tho- mas McQuaid of Windsor, are spend- ing the holidays at their homes here. Misses Mildred McGrath of Tees - water of 11�cGa water and Gertrude Guelph are spending the holidays an She home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. V. McGrath. Miss Mary McQuaid of Windsor is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Mc- Quaid. Miss Margaret McGrath of Dundas is spending the holidays with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McGrath. Mr. Martin Malady of Detroit spent Easter with his father, Mr. F. Me- lady,Miss Anne McQuaid Of 'Stratford Mi '3usiness College spent Easter with ',er parents,. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mc- Quaid. Miss I3eloua Flannery of Linwood is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, Flannery, Mr, Clarence 'McQuaid of De La Salle.' College, Aurora, is spending a Few holidays with his parents, Mrr end Mrs. Joseph McQuaid. Miss Margaret Flannery of Strat- for1 spent Easter at her home here. Miss Agnes O'Reilly is at preen' ;pending a few holidays witli her par- ,nts, Mr, and Mrs. J. O'Reilly, Mb - 'etre Mr, Matt, •Pureeli of Detroit snent m;te'tct•vter With Me. and Mrs. T. Platt - Mrs, Jos, Kale was ht London tie Redpath. Sugar $6.75 Bei': Hur Flour $4.10 Men's Rubber Boots ' $3.75. Men's Heavy Work Boots $3.25 It pays to buy in Egmondville Ttteaday to see her brother, Mr, Jos eph: Stapleton, who Is ill art St, Tee - and Mrs. Martin Feeney, of Hibbert, is dangerously ill with ;pneumonia. We hope he will,.soon change for the better. A trained nurrse 'from Lon- don was called to their, assistance. Miss Eileen Flannery, school teach- er in St. Josephs Convent, Toronto, is spending the 'Easter holidays at the home of her .parents; Mr. and Mrs. William `Flannery, 'Tuckersmi . Reeve R Kennedy and Mrs. Ken- nedy, of 'Tuckersenith, were guests on Wednesday last at the, home of their daughter, Mr. and Mks, August Du- charme, Hibbert. Mrs, Robert Hoggarth, a former resident of .this township, •passed away suddenly at her home in Strat- ford on 'Sunday evening, April 8. She was }formerly Miss Ellen Sillery, wife of Robert Hoggarth, Treasurer of Perth County. She died after a very short illness of pneumonia. Mrs. Hoggarfh was born in Hibbert near 'Cromarty, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Sillery, who were among the early settlers in that part o'f the country. She was in her 67th year and had resided in Stratford about a year and a half, having left Hibbert when 'Mr. Hog- garth was appointed Perth County Treasurer. Prior to that, she had resided in Hibbert her entire life. Mrs. Hoggarth was a 'member of St. John's United Church 'and a member of the Ladies' Aid and at all times took an interest in the work of the church. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Robert S. Hog- garth, of Cromarty, and George A, Hoggarth, of Toronto; two daughters Mrs. A McLaren of Cromarty, and Mrs, ('Dr,) E. McGavin of 'Windsor; two brothers, 'Richard Sillery, Hib- bert, and 'Robert Sillery! of Exeter, and 5 sisters, Mrs. D. Hill, Mrs. Wil- liam Sadler, Mrs. Robert Sadler, Mrs. John Livingstone, all o'f Staffa, and Mrs. David Bruce. of Cromarty. The funeral was held Tuesday after- noon from her late residence, 1e42 Avon Street, Stratford, to Avondale cemetery, where interment was made. The service was conducted by Rev. W. S. Owen, of St. John's United Church. Many friends of Mr, Hog- garth and members of the County Council attended the service at the hone. 'Numerous floral tributes sig- nified the high esteem in which Mrs. Hoggarth was held by her large circle of friends 'and relatives in Stratford, Hibbert and many other centres. The pall -bearers were Messrs, John Livingstone, David Bruce, William Sadler, 'Robert Sadler, Robert Sillery and Richard Sillcey. The Council met on April 9th. Alt members present except Mr. Feeney, who, owing to sickness; in the 'family, was unable to attend. The minutes of last meeting were read' and adopted. !Word having reached the Council that Mrs, Hoggarth,, wife of County Treasurer' Robert Hoggarth, had died, the following motion was Pass- ed: Moved by 'William Jeffery, sec- onded by William Harper, that a let- ter of condolence be sena to Mr. Rob- ert Hoggarth expressing -the heartfelt sympathy of the Council in his sad and sadden bereavement, Carried un- animously, The following persons were appointed feitceviewcrs and noundkeeperst Fenceviewers-Thomas' Mitchell, J, 'VJ. Balfour; J7' G. Miller 0, Walker, J. Doyle, O'Reilly. 'auciv McKellar, Wm, Kay and G. T• Wren, Poundkecpers - Johnson rlelfour, Freeman Mahaffy, 0, Dock- n.g, Pat.' William, .0, Vivian, Walton ''erslake, Joseph Worden and Johe \4cConneil, ?3y -}Law No. 307. war assed confirming the aforesaid ap- • .fnttncttt<. 'l3y-{Lav! No. 308 rehr t 'T.oelting. Drain was read a first rim ort provisionally adopted, By -Lav '19 authorizing the construction ei '- t i 1. - "Lacking Drain was react and passed ' nt1 the Clerk instructed to forward '+ 'espy of the report, plans and specifi HI-BBERT. Miss Catherine Murray and her unele and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Pete De 'La Franier and her three cousins, Masters Charles, Alvin and Raymond De La ?rattier, of Stratford, were vis- itors on'Good Friday at the home to` Elie 'formers grandparents, Mr. a Mrs, P. McCann, Hibbert, Mr, and Mrs, John Walsh and little son, Master Jack, of MoKiltap, were euests on Thursday last at the home "1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William "21x11, 'Tuckersmith. The many 'friends of Mr. and Mrs, William Mciver, of 'Hibbert, rejoice with them over the recovery of their 't,ree little rhildrrn, who have been very seriously sick with pneumonia There were also three tnore'af thele' -hildren in a critical condition with a -ever. cold at the time. We are •mlcased to rcnort that ail areimprov f danger a' • .w considered auto iz and constr n ai srt'settt, A trained nurse from Born• holm is in attendance. Master Fergus Feeney, 'son of Mr. Attefition Farmers!. You will use superior judgment by using Fertilizers and Litre sold by the undersigned and representatives as, we handle only quality goods at a rock` bottom price and give you ser- vice you cannot get elsewhere. W; . M. SlgReAT, Clay Drain Tile Mfr. Phone 136-2 SEAFORTH '1 HUR$P4Y, Anna 12, 194 WHITE RNGLIS1.1 I3ARRON LROHORN CHICKS. Pen R,:Pcock- erels, � mated toO I en 1 IdLns n a e dam's record 225 to 250; chicks, $17 Per 100. Pen 2 -I -lens mated to cockerels, dams recot'd 200, Chicks $15 per 100. Incubators, brooders and Poultry supplies, E. L. MI'TTEL7;, Clinton, Ont. 19 TRACTOR FOR SALE. One used 10-20 Titan tracto , cheap OUTS EBERIHART, Sea o h, 1, FINE STURDY CHICKS. On March 20th, we shipped Mr. Wm. Goodhew, Halifax, N. S„ 50 chicks. These chicks were 24 hours old when shipped, and were 52 hours on the way. We have since received a letter from Mr. Gaodhew stating that they were fine, sturdy chicks, all alive and giving us an order for 50 more. We are booking orders for May now; order early so as not to be. disappointed. JAMES M. SCOTT, Sunny Crest Farm, Seafortlt, Phone 32 r 251. 14. HOUSE FOR SALE Frame dwelling .on James street, Seaforth, for sale at a bargain to wind up Estate, ,Immediate possession, AP:- ,Sply to W, G. WdLLIS, Executor, eaforth. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. Pure-bred Barred Rocks mated to cockerels from 316 -egg strain, 13 eggs - for 50c. Special trap nested pen, 13 eggs for $1.00. ROY •LAWSON, R,R. 1, Clinton, Phone 241 r 31. d6 • BALED STRAW FOR SALE. Beet Bedding Straw; delivered in Town 40 cents a bale, five to twenty hales; over twenty, thirty-five cents. WILSON HAWKINS, Phone 260. 16. CATTLE WANTED. I expect to have grass for 30 or 40 head of cattle. Plenty of 'water and good shade. FRANK FINNIGAN, Dublin, R.R. 1, Phone 240x16. 16 FARM FOR RENT. 100 acre grass farm for rent, good shade and water. Apply to JAMES E. REYNOLDS. 15. • IT PAYS To use good Paints and Varnish.. Full particulars about 'superior finishes at Graves' Wallpaper Store, Seaforth. BUILDING FOR SALE. A building in town, suitable for a garage or hen house, • Size 12x25. Price $50 for quick sale. Apply at The News Office. FOR SALR. Second-hand five foot copper bath tub, good as new, Apply to W.G. 'W. Fee, Seaforth. GRASS FARM FOR RENT. ' 100-arere grass Farm for rent, North Road. Plenty of good water. A. D: SUTHERLAND. 15 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER- SHIP NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore sub- sisting' between us; the undersigned, as !Furniture Dealers and . Under- takers; under the firm name of W. J. Walker & Son, at the Town of Seta forth, has •this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partner- ship are to be paid to Jane Walker at Seaforth aforesaid, who will carry on the said business and •all claims against the said partnershipare to be presented to the said Jane Walker, by whom the same will be settled. Dated at Seaforth, 'Ontario, this 6th April, 1926. W. J. WALKER, S. T. WALKER 'Witness. R. 5, Hays. All accounts must be paid to Jane Walker he'fore 'May 1, 1928. CARD OF THANKS. We want to express pur sincere ap- preciation of the many unselfish acts of kindness shown our deceased bro- ther, Andrew Kain, Hillsgreen, at the time of his misfortune a year ago and during his long Period o'f suffering. We also want to offer our heartfelt thanks for the :many expressions of sympathy following his death and the assistance so freely given by neigh- bors at the time of his burial. (Brothers and 'Sisters. FARM, FOR SALE Or will rent for grass. 225 acres, be- ing lot 3 and E 'half lot 4, con, 13, Hallett, half mile ,from school, 4 miles from Walton. Soil; good clay loan. On the premises is a bank barn 60x60 with straw shed 40x60 -attached. Frame house. About 10 acres hard- wood bush adn 4 acres orchard. Drill- ed well. Will sell all or part thereof. Priced to sell. Herbert and Lorne Toll, R.R. 1, Blyth, Ont. 48 cations to the Reeve o'f the, Township of Fullarton. A report on the de- completion of d for the coin in 'fns p ' no u ficic Y the Cook ,Drain was received from the Township of Logan and -read at this meeting and returned for amend -,meat, Orders were issued amonn't- lug to $38.12. Council then adjournerl to meet again on : Monday the 16th day of April at 1 o'clock p.m. J. Jordan, 'Clerk. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.. ]Medical.. FRAME BUILDING FQR SALE • Sufficient first class material for garage, hen house or hog pen, A. D. SUTHERLAND. . ' t. PASTURE FOR CATTLE. 'Pasture for a number o'f cattle. Ap- ply to DUNCAN McCOWAN & Son. Phone 3 on 236, Seaforth. . 17. BUY WALLPAPERS Thatare attractive and moderately priced. Competent paperhangers' and pain- ters.,' Graves' Wallpaper Store, Sea - forth. TOWN OF SEAFORTH. Pavement Assessments. !Ratepayers who wish to pay their assessments for pavetnents construct- ed in 1927 in one payment may doso if paid at once. Sea'for•th, April 10, 1928. 16 JNO. A. WILSON, Clerk. THE' McKILLOP o Mut Fire eCo Mutual Insurance. , FA'RM AND ISOLATED TOWN. PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED Officers --•,Jame! Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood. Vice President;' D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer, Directors -Wm'. Rlnn, No. 2 Sea- forth, John 'Bennewies, - Brodhagen; James. Evans, Beechwood; M. Mc- Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Bnoadfoot,• No. 3, Sea - forth; J M. Sholdice, ftior4, Walton; Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson,. !Brucefield._ Agents -Alex,, Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin- ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. .Jarmouth, Bornmo n. James Kerrand John Govenlock, Saforth,auditors. Parties desirous to effect'insusance' or trans- act other business. will 'be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. MANLEY, Mr, "Thomas 'Purcell. has gone to work for the King !Construction Co. on the Huron road west of Seaforth. Quite a 'num'ber from here went out to give Mr. anti Mrs. James Johnston a send-off last 'Friday night. before they leave !for their new home iu iSeafort'h, as he had spent all life amongst us,tmtil a few years ago when he moved to the 6th concession, McKillop. As 'he 'was still within teighboring distance all Went to re teat the :memories al their youthful lays and 'to wish the family success h their new home. Mrs. Joseph Thornton has left her !sties with Mrs. Thomas McKay, ,ince she has her own home to attend o in spying -time, and as Mrs. 'McKay getting back to normal condition. Sunday's .blizzard put a damper u seeding operations, ns' w t tel would 'ave beenin full sway ad1ast week's veather continued, DR HUGH UH.. ROSS, Ph r aa II, Ys tc and Surgeon. Late of London Hon. pital, London, England. Specie attention to diseases of the eye, ser nose and throat, Office and erid erce behind Dominion Bank. Offiew Phone No. 5, Residence Phone Kt DR,. F. J. 'BURROWS, !Seaforth Office and residence, Goderich street. east of the Methodist Church. Car. oner''for 'the County of Huron. Tele. phone No. 40. DR. C. MACKAY,-C, Mackay honor graduate of Trinity Univers ity and gold medallist of Trinity' Medical College; member of the 'Cal lege of Physicians and Surgeons os'. Ontario. DIR. F. J R. FORSTER--Eye, Eat Nose and Throat, Graduate in Mee' cine, University of Toronto 1897. Late, Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural. Institute, Moorefield's Moorefield's Eye, sae - Golden Square throat hospitals, Lan- don, England. At Commercial hotel Seaforth, 3rd Monday in earth munch. ,. from I1 a.m. to 3 p.m. DR. W. C. 'S'PROAT.-Graduate at Faculty of Medicine, University sot Western Ontario,, London. Mender of College of Physicians and • Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aberb& *h Drug Store, (Main 'S't,' Seaforeb Phone 90. Dental. DR. J. A. IMUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Roes, g;radir- ate of 'Northwestern University, Chi- cago, Ill. Licentiate 'Royal College et Dental Surgeons, 'Toronto. Office., ver Sills' hardware, • Main street, Seaforth. Phone 1'51. D'R. F. J. B'ECHELY, graduate Royal 'College of Dental Surgeons Toronto. Office over W. R. Snsith s - Grocery, Main street, Seafectit Phones, 'office 185W,. residence RS] Auctioneer. GEORGE 'ELLIOTT, Licea8e4 Auctioneer for the County of Huron Arrangements can be made for Sale Date at The Seaforth News. Charges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. WATSON AND REI M - REAL- ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors Watson) MAINST.SEAFORTH,ONT.-' All kinds of Insurance risks effect ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies. SEAFORTH-MARKETS. Wednesday, . April 14th. Wheat, .per bus. $1:311 Barley, per bus, ' 83c -85c Oats, per bus. ...70c 75c Buckwheat, -per bus, 9Sc4ZOc Shorts, per cwt. '2410 Bran, per cwt. .:_ l' .Butter, per- lb. Eggs, per doz. 21c-24c-26c Potatoes, er -ba g - Hogs, per cwt. e Chickens, live, 5-6 lbs., per Ib 17c -22c Chickens, dressed, 4, 5, 6.1bs. per tb 20c -28e Old hens, live, 5 lbs... per lb. 20c -22c Old hens, dressed, ....per lb. 22e45e Have your next Suit or Overcoat made' by E. W. BATEMAN Practical Tailor. MAIN ST., SEAFORTH Prices from $25.00 up. YOUR OWN MATERIALS MADE UP AT REASONABLE RATES Try us for Prompt Service Style and Satisfaction Thursday, Friday MONTE in and Saturday BLUE The Back Diamond Express with P :. EDNA MURPHY He was an aristocrat of labor She -just an aristocrat He risking' his life for , a living She -just for a thrill See , this erashinb,,rornanee of the roaring rails Monday, Tuesday A�and ]� (Weed(nesesday �! @LL EN "MORE Orchids eris a Ermine RIN�ESS