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Mr, William McKay, who has been
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-will now enjoy a'wett earned rest.
The papils of hiemomsurprised heti
oti'Feeley afternbott last with the fol-
le+wittt, address .and presentation:
'''D'eaa• Mr, Mcrae,--1We all regret
tallow you are about to Sever your
coinneetion with the teaching staff of
the Hensall school, of avhich yon have
been Principal for a long term of
years, You have most efficiently and
faithfully filled the post, and you must
feel a deep sense of satisfaction a$
you look back over the years in which
you have served in one of the highest
and most important oalliegs, A very
great number, = scattered Over a wide
area, have received instruction
your class rooms, and you can think
of many of them who are now holding
high and responsible positions in all
the walks of life. You have 'filled a
place, you have rendered ' a service
that can never be paid for with inat-
•erial things. The greatest satisfac-
ton that can come to you is that you
have given your life to enrich the lives
of others, to equip them for their
tasks and to fit them for citizenship in
this great Dominion. We appreciate
the interest you have always taken in
the school and in the community. We
'recognize the splendid character and
your sterling manhood, which., will
ever be a power and an influence for
good.- As a slight token of our ft
teem we ask you to accept this gift,
assuring you that our best wishes are
with you for manyyears of happiness
and useful service. read byMiss
This address was
Florence McDonnell and the present-
ation was made by Harold Appleton
on behalf of the teachers and pupils.
The presentation wap a beautiful gold
desk set. Mr. McKay made a feeling
reply, thanking, the pupils for their
kindness and expressed his great re-
gret that the time had come to sever
his connection with the school.
The Council have finished the grav-
eling
and are now removing any loose
stones and when finished the streets
of Hensall will again be the best in
the district. While in Goderich the
Reeve interviewed the Road Com-
mission, as to their taking over the
road cast of Hensall, or to give a
grant to all in building up the road
so that it will be in as good shape as
it was when the County took charge
of it three or four years ago. As there
will be a big traffic on this road dur-
ing the next few years in gravel
drawing alone, the commission prem-
ised the Reeve they would come down
and Took the road over and it is very
possible that it will be again added to
the gpod road system.
Mr. Robert Green, of Detroit, is
hofirlaylne et hie home here east of
,ttte, nrilltigts.
Mr, Angus leobertson, of Windsor,
is visiting his father. Mr, John Rob-
ertson and sister, Mrs. M. Cooper.
lir. and Mrs, George T, Mickle, of
Ridgetown, visited over the week -end
within(, and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Miss Nellie Boyle, .who has been
holidaying for the past three weeks at
tier home here, returned to London on
Saturday. el of Detroit is
Mfr. John Carmichael,
spending his vacation at his home
here,
Mr. Percy Grantni and sister, Miss
Ada Gramm, of Flint, Mich., visited
over the week -end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gramm.
Mr. William and Miss Mae Simp-
son and Mrs. William Bonthron and
daughter Mary, of Detroit, and Miss
McMartin, of Barrie. were week -end
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bonthron,
Mr. John Young, of London, visit-
ed over the week -end with friends in
to Messrs. 'Phomas Simpson, Herb
Hoggarth, Allen Soldan and Mr.
Mills visited over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs, Fleming at their cot-
tage at Kincardine. George Sloan.
Mrs, James Troyer, of Seaforth, Mt. M, O'Loughlin met with apain-
l; visited over e -week-end with 'tela- fttl accident last Saturday when the
fives in town, the scraper Mr, James Johnston was
Me: an8',;,Cs; W. O. Goodwin and operating struck two .of his fingers,
s crushing them. He is progressing
daughter Mary and Mrs, Maulkinson
nicely.
Mr. H. Beuerman has returned trona
Moffat, where he has been visiting
last week.
Mr. Manuel Beuerman is busy
plowing for his neighbors with his
tractor, of Miss Elizabeth l'furray,
Wind-
sor, is home for her vacation.
Mr. Alex. Mitchell and lir. John
Murray were visiting friends in Lon -
eon last Monday. his
Mr. Peter Gardiner is making
rounds pressing the surplus hay and
straw.
The euchre and dance given at St.
Columban last Friday night was a de-
cided success and a large number
from here attended, The Beuerman
orchestra furnished the music,
vtr, and 'Alt . William MeMtitrtin
and daughter, of llartic visited over
the week -end with relatives in town.
Chereh
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The yervece&' zn the United G
inl t.
largely attended.
ou 5uuaay last werey
Rev Mr, Sinclair preaching excellent
sermons at both services, Mr. and
Mrs, Ed. Lirtdenfield sang a very
pleasing duet at alta evening service.
A baseball game wili be held on the
local diamond on Friday evening,
June 29th, between Stella and 'Hen-
sall, and it promises to 'be a very in-
teresting game, visit-
ingJolla Cann, of •Exeter,,is v
ing with :Mr, and :Mrs. John I assnnore,
'Mr. and Mrs. -Colin Hudson and Mr.
and Mrs, ,Thomas-Jludson visited in
Seaforth on 'Smudgy,
Mr. Thomas Cann, of London, is
visiting friends in to we.
The annual meeting of the Souter
Huron Conservatives will he held in
Hensall this Friday afternoon, June
29th. A splendid list of speakers
have been aecured, includingHo-
Ward
Mrs, i
H
ward Failis, of Peterborough, Icon.
Dr. Monteith Provincial' Treasurer;
George 'Spotton, M.P. of N. Huron,
Mr. A. A. Ingrain, President of -the
Western Ontario ;Conservative As-
sociation, and others. The Secretary
of the Association, Mr. Robert Hig-
gins, 15 anaking every effort to make
this a successful meeting. Ladies are
especially invited, and every Conserv-
ative in the riding who coo possibly
attend should come.
Death of Miss Jane Kerr. - The
death occurred at the home of Mr, end
Mrs, 'William McDonnell, of Kippen,
ou Monday, of Miss 'Jane Kerr, in 1
er
83rd year. Miss Kerr was a well
known and respected resident of Hen-
sall for a good many years. Agent a
year ago, owing to advancing ear
and the need of care, she was taken
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
McDonnell, where she has lived since,
till her passing away on Monday. Hydro
At a meeting of the local 'Hydro
Commission on Monday evening
last
it was decided to accept the offer of
the Ontario Ryan., Commission e, re-
made' our system. The load we have
had to carry for the last year or two
is tub heavy fur the system, and to
give the service that the local Com-
mission wish to give their patrons, it
has been decided to improve the
plant. The work will take about a
month. The local Commission have a
surplus of about $11,000 to its credit,
aitd a part Of it will be used to im-
prove the system.
Mr, and Mrs. Hector Charlesworth
of Toronto, announce the engagement
ot, their daughter, Constance Charlotte
Charlesworth, M.A., to Louis A, a
Mac-
Kay, .A., of lialliof College, Oxford,
and formerly of Hensall, the marriag
to take place this month,
MANLEY. h
It is our sad duty to
lnic`ehthe
death of lir. Martin
ch
took piece ere the 21st test, after a
prolonged illness. He was a life -=3i1,,
resident of our burg and lived on the
homestead, Deceased was born 59
years ago and ids t O'Lears aughlin, who
o was mar -
sued Mfrs
survives him and one son Thomas;
also five brothers as hee Patrick
and John, of Sear
of Stratford, Ed and 'William
Mrs.De-
troit. hies. Klinkhamer and
P.
Langw•ay, of Guelph and Mrs. F.
Kenny, of Logan. The funeral took
place front his residence last Satur-
day to St. ,Columban Church where
solemn requiem Mass was celebrated
by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Dantzer, with
Rev. Fr. Goetz of Seaforth as Deacon
and Rev. Fr. Bricklin of Dublin as
Sub -Deacon. From thence the fun-
eral went to St. Columba* Cemetery,
where all that was mortal was laid
to rest. A large concourse of friends
followed the remains and showed the
eespectin which he was held, The be-
reaved have the sympathy of
the
whole community in this their hour of
sad affliction, The pallaewere
Messrs. M and '1' O'Loughlin, ,
Eckert, M. Murray, Jos• McQuaid and
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in Death of Marlin, Purcell. - There
mind for the big strawberry festival to died at his home on Jaunc 20, after an
be heldin the Hartock school grounds. illness' of eight months, one of tMe`
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid KKilian's best and well known res
of BurnsChurch. Alice Dunbar and ents in the person of Mr, Martin Pure
her company of entertainers, of Lon- cell in his 59th year, Mr. Purcell was
don will supply the program. Mr,` the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, Jolt
Bertliff, of Clinton, is supplying a fine iPurcell and as of -a family of twelve.
booth, Everybody come and enjoy a He succeeded his father on the old
good tune. • homestead, where he made a success
Mr. and Mrs. A, W, McEwing and of 'farming on lot 9, con. 9, MGKiliop,
family visited Witnghsm Thursday of On June 9, 1896, he was married to
est week. Miss 'Bridget O1Laughlin, whomhe
Misses Marjorie Colson and Bertha leaves to mourn his loss, also one
Hoggart competed in the' Huron coin- son, 'Thomas, on -the homestead'. He
petition held en Seaforth Friday of is also survived by five brothers, John
last week. and James, Seaforth, 1 atrick of S'trat-
Miss Estella Murphy visited her foul, William of Detroit, and Edward
friend, Miss Marie ;Rapson Friday of of Syracuse, N.Y. and three sisters,
last week. Mrs. F. Kenny of Logan .township,
Mrs. Crawford, of Blyth, and Miss Mr Klinkhammer of 'Kitchener, and
Reta Crawford, of London, visited Mrs. Longway, of Guelph. He was
their friends, Miss Florence Watson, predeceased by three of his sisters,
Sunday. Mrs. Gribbins. of Saginaw, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyon visited Mrs, Charles Longway, Kennecott,
at the hone of the latter's parents; Mr. and Elizabeth, Mr,' Purcell was a
and Mrs, A, W. Beacom, Friday even- kind, indulgent father and husband, a
Mg. good neighbor and a strong adherent
We are pleased to hear that Mrs. to the Roman .Chtholic Faith, He'bore
George Watt; who had her tonsils re- his illness with Christian resignatiqn
moved in the Winghain hospital, has to the will of .God., dying fortified with
returned home, the full rites of the Church. Tia fun -
Mr. and Mrs. David Reid and Earn- eral was held on 1Saturday morning to
visited Wen ham Saturday. St. Columba* tOhprch, where Requiem.
ily l
We are pleased to hear that ' old .High Mass ,was sung by, the ,Pastor;.
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doctor stork while- passingcrier Olin- Rev. Father Dantzer, attendeil''by his
ton hospital Thursday night presented old friends and neighbors, showing
Mrs. Norman 'Sheppard with a fine the high esteem' in which he Ana Heid
baby gibe. in the community. The pallbearers
lir. William 'Zinn and his niece, were Messrs. -Peter Eckert, Patrick•
Miss Bella McCalla, of Kin'btnrn visit- eleLaughlin, . Thomas O Lcuguaid
ed Mr. Robert and Florence 'Watson Michael O'Loughlin,Tha Joseph
ath Quaeof he
Thursday afternoon of last wee k. Martin Murray. Y P Y
We join in congr ttilat:ii1g_ Miss crane}minty i5 extended to the fainly
•llertha Hoggart in being successful in in their sad bereavement.
veinnitig. second prize in the competi-
toi n held in Seaforth Friday of last VARN'A a
week, Miss Roggen well be among. Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Keyes, daughter.
the team frons this' County which goes Dorothy and son Charlie, of Nashville,
to Toronto to compete. Tenn„ are the guests of Mr. and Miss
We congratulate Miss Marjorie Logan.
Rickell in being re-engaged to teach Mrs. McAsh has returned to Lon
S. S. No. 6 for the coming year with tion after spending a few days with.
an increase of salary. her mother, Mrs. Weekes.
A number in the community gather- Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid have return-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wii' ed from their honeymoon and are now
Bann Brown Tuesday evening of last comfortably settled down on their
week to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Geo. farm to face the stern realities of life.
Brown on their return home from We wish the young couple a happy
their honeymoon. A very pleasant and prosperous life.
'Mrs. Forgie' and son, of Wing -
ham, spent a day with Mr, and Mars.
F. Weekes.
Mr. William Beatty, of Mount
Brydges, called on= friends in our vi-
cinity last week.
Captain Rogers, of the Army -Crus-
aders, gave a very interesting dis-
course in St. John's Church last week,
Miss Stelk, of Clinton, spent a few
days with her grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs, St:elk,
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Mrs, Melling, 13etterlck; epresentative
will be in tpwaa for a few days,
.'OST.
Yearling heifer., one -year-old", color
red, -with e few email white 'epots,
Finder please call JOSEPH L, MAL-
QN:EY, Beeeltivood.' 'Phone 40•r22
Dublin, 26,
were week -end visitors at BaY e
A number front Housed attended
the anniversary services at Thames
road on Sunday last.
A large number of pupils of Hen-
sall and surrounding schools are this
week trying the Entrance examina-
tions at Hensall with Mr. Mossann, of
Exeter, presiding; Secretary Gordon Raid,ecretary of the
Western Ontario: Conservative As-
sociation, was in town on Monday.
The Decoration services were held
on Sunday afternoonat the Hensall
and McTaggart cemeteries by the
Odd Fellows Lodge of the village, ac-
eompanied by a large number of
friends. The graves of the departed
Odd 'Fellows and Rebekahs were first
decorated, after which a short service
was 'held, Addresses were made by
Rev. Mr. Sinclair, Rev. Mr. Mcllroy,
and Mr. William Doig. Mr. George
Sutherland had charge of the services.
Thosewho attended the service at the
Hensall cemetery were pleased with
th splendid condition in which the
Hensall cemetery is being kept.
A very interesting baseball game
was played on the Hensall diamond
"onr:Friday evening last, resulting in a
victory for Exeter, the score being
2-0 in favor of the visiting team, Dr,
Fletcher, of Exeter, received the
lucky .ticket, getting the aide of bacon,
The Sacrament of the Lord's 'Sup-
per will be observed in the &tensall
United Church on Sunday morning(
next. Preparatory service will be held
on Friday evening.
Miss, Jessie Bell, of -Windsor, is vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James
A. (Bell,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Thompson and dau-
ghter Mary and Miss Grablbe, of
Southampton, ,visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'W.
White.
Miss Violet Gill, of the Ontario
Trloepitai, London, is visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S, Gill.'
'Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and
children, of Windsor, are visiting
their .parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Boll .and Mr, and Mrs, John 7-uefle,
WAS Gland, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs, Alan 'McDonnell for
the •past two weeks, has returned to
her home at 'Mount Clemens,
Mr. 'Thomas Farquhar, who has
been wishing for some time with rela-
tives in Hamilton, has returned home.
WANTED,
Atu:Inspector or Superintendent for
Huron County Children's, Aid Society
in place o'f Mr; G, M,' Elliott,•eesigned.
Applications in writing, stating quali-
fications and salary expected will be
.received by the unders'igned up to
July 19th, 1928, duties to begin as soon
as possible. Fail particulars as to
duties expected, etc,, will be given by
the Clerk on application.
GEO. W, HO LMAN,
Dated at 1Goderieh, Clerk, Huron.
the 2511. day of June, .1928, • ..28
time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Marjorie McEwing visited
Miss Einma Jamieson Sunday after-
noon,
Mr, William Jamieson and family
visited A. W. McEwing Sunday even-
ing.
Messrs. Lorne and Ernie Toll have
purchased two fine Chevrolet coupes
from Mr, Anderson, of Brussels, re-
cently.
Mt, Guy and Miss Agnes Leiper,
who have been attending the School of
t few
Commerce in Clinton for the last
months, intend leaving for Toronto
this week We wish them every suc-
cess.
Ili. and Mrs. Frank McGregor and
fancily visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Parsons Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thon'ias'Neilans visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen Sunday.
Miss Ena Parsons, who has been at-
tending Blyth Continuation. School for
the past three years, finished writing
off this year's examinations Monday.
We wish Ena every success.
The Alert Club met at Miss Isobel
R.eid's Thursday evening of last week.
Mrs. William Knox, of near Kin -
burn, and Miss Florence Knox, of To-
ronto, visited the former's sister, Mr,
Thomas Knox, Monday.
Miss Lydia Reid has been re-en-
gaged as teacher at Winthrop.
Audrey Knox wrote the Entrance
examinations in Blyth this week,
KIPPEN.
After an illness since the first of
June with the 'flu, Miss Janie Kerr
passed to her reward on Monday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
MoDonald, in her 83rd year. Miss
Kerr was born in Hay township, one
of seven daughters of William and
of her
Mrs. Kerr, and the greater part
life was spent in that tow•nxshipair
some years she had lived in Heti id's
coming to Mr. Willia ed McDonald's
last fall. She is . surviv Y
sisters; Mrs, R. 8. McLean, Kippen;
Mrs. Wilson, Winnipeg, and Mrs.
McGregor, of Detroit, The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon
from St, Andrew's Church, Kippen,
and was attended by a large umbr
of friends who gathered top Y e
r
last respects to one who had so long
been a highly respected resident of,
this district. Rev. R. R. Conner con-
ducted the services and interments
made in 7togerville cemetery.
pallbearers were Messrs. ;Robert
1 abe t El-
gie, T. N. Forsythe, 'J,. W
Hugh McGregor, Andrew Bell and
William Sinclair..
Mrs. Thomas Kyle has purchased a
new Essex sedan.
Mr, mei Mrs, Reid of London spent -
the weekend at the home of Mr,. and
Mrs, W E. Butt and T, W, Butt.
,Mr. W. W. Cooper and daughter,'
Grace, of London, spent the week end
at W. R. 'Cooper's.
'A cow belonging `to Mr. John B.
Hyde was killed by lightning last,
Wednesday niglit.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Estate of Neil Sntith, Deceas-
ed.
NOTICE' is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of Neil Smith, late of the Village
of. Brncefield, .in the County of Huron,
Shoemaker, deceased, who died on or
about the thirteenth day of March,
A,D. 1928, are required to deliver to
Aleandcr Smith, the administrator of
the said estate or to W. BrYdone, so-
licitor, on or before the 30th day of
June, A.D. 1928, a full statement of
their claims together with particulars
thereof, and the nature of the'securit-
ies, if, heldby thein, all duly, Verified
by affidavit.
:is•NO TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date the said ad-
ministrator will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to such claims as
he shall have received due notice and
in accordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 5th
day of June, A.D. 1928.
W. BIRYIDONIE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the said Estate.
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THURSDAY, J1(J11 1 28,
FARM, FOR SALE,
Choice 50 -acre fame, in good coach -
teen. Ne lot 16, Cott, 5, McKillop, all
cleared and all
seeded down. Two
0
storey cement house, flame kitchen,
allto good repair, 'Bern 50'x46' on a
cement wall, cement 'stabling and
water in the barn, Cement driving
house 24'x36'. Franme hog pen 16'x24':
Never failing well of choice water.
Well fenced and unlcrdrained with
tile drain, Will 'be sold on easy terms
to suit purchaser, with or without
crop. Failure of health is reason for
selling. For further particulars apply
on the premises or write td Seaforth,
R.R, 5, ROBERT GXBSON. 1127
CHEAP FUEL FAR.SALE..,
'A quantity of soft- wood, 16 inches
ong. Free to split. $2,25 at the
stump. Also hard maple, 14' inches
ong. Can be delivered. Apply' to
James Te'.. Sproat, Seaforth R.R. 3, or
phone 160r34. 5 • 23tf,
" HOUSE, FOR SALE.,
Corner James and Ann Streets, Sea-
Orth, seven roomed house, electric
ight, hard and soft water inside;
Garden and, stable on property. Apply
MRS. WM. MtM'POTPAEL, John st.,
of Phone 197, 18tf
GRASS SEED FOR SALE.
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover seed
at $4.50 per bushel. Timothy and 'al-
like mixture, 27 p,c. alsike at $5.00 per
bushel. Gov. tested and free from
primary noxious weeds. 'RUSSELL
D:OUGH+ERTY, 'Walton, lot .15, con,
17, Grey. Phone 37 r 19, Brussels. 16tf
CROMARTY.
Miss Mary Gorle, of Toronto, spent
the past week visiting friends in this
vicinity.
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mrs, John McCulloch.
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew McLachlan
and daughter Grace: motored to Brant-
ford, Galt, and Kitchener during the
past week.
:Remember the annual S. S. Picnic to.
be held• on the Mountain Grove on
July 2nd,
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Mills, of St.
Marys visited friends in this place on
Sunday.
LONDESBORO.
Mr, Rouppe of New York City is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs, John Hutton.
Miss Berta Nott of Clinton spent
the week end with her Parentis here,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vodden and
family were guests at the hone of Mr.
John Armstrong on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilson spent Saturda y
with the former's uncle, 'Mr. John
Hutton.
Miss Rtith Shaddick of the tenth
line,spetit the week end the guest of
her fi em; Miss Gladys Fairservice.
Mr. and Mts. D. D. Roberton
mo-
tored to Southampton on Sunday,
caliing at different •places on the way.
Mr. Will Govier, Mr. and Mrs, Will
Lyon of Blyth, and Mr. John Rad-
ford motored to Toronto Sunday to
see Mrs, Govier, who is in St Mich-
ael's Hospital there.
Mrs, Janet McVittie of Harlock is.
visiting Mrs. Fothergill of the village,
The Many -,Purpose Oil. -Both in
the house and stable there are scores
of
uses o
f r Dr. Thomas' Ecicetric Oil,
USit
' scalds,
for cuts, ,
bruises, e
the pains of rhenm�atfsin 'bur
ns
and sciatica,
sore 'throat and chest. 'Horses are
liable very largely to similar ailments
and mishaps as afflict mankind, and
are equally amenable to the healing
influtence of this fine old remedy
fwhich maeof
rien'dshas duringdtltethousands past fifty yearsfirtn -
IN M'EMORIAIM:
UliLE.Y. In loving memory_of our
dear Reggie, who died one year ago
Oil July 1st, 1927.
He was only aasweet little rosebud,
A pure little flower from birth;
So God called him home to Heaven,
Before he was soiled' on earth.
-From Mother,
"CARBROOK FLASH'IAGHT"
The purebred Clydesdale "Car-
brook Flashlight" No. 24641. Enrol
(nett No, 1958, Approved Form I.
will stand at .his own stable, lot 3,
con. 3, Hullett, for .the season of
1928, Tern
s. $15.01).. T.
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Mc-
Michael,
Prop.
music and speeches. -
'iss Hamilton and •Miss Weekes
sang a duet with Miss Coates as
pianist. Mrs, Foote also sang a
lovely solo. Another event of the eat
ening was the •presentation of a living
loom suite to Mr, and Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Lourne Thurlow read the ad-
dress. Taken entirely 'by ' surprise,
Mr. Harrison replied in a few words,
tbanking thein for the beautiful gift.
The address read as follows:
To (Dear Ida and Jim: -
On this happy occasion; of the
Thirtieth Anniversary of your mar
ridge we desire to congratulate you
upon all the success; happiness and
continued prosperity of a happy
married life. You have beautifully
exempliied the truth of love and the
divineness of marriage. On this
happy occasion of your assembled
guests we congratulate you upon'
your good. health, and the health of,
your fabout you. tl You o w have aprove inhere the
highest mays the best things that life
offers to young people starting out to
make a honne,, and to uphold the true
traditions, of industry and thrift, and
to. convey happiness and love into the'.
lives of others,
You have shown how possible it
to overcome the trials and difficulties
of life, and to turn them' all into suc-
cess and blessing. We see it with.
abounding evidence that •God has
crowned the past thirty years of year
wedded lives with His loving kind'ness
and Hie tender mercies and that He
has abundantly blessed unto each
other, and made you -a joy •unto rnany
hearts. Our 'heartiest good wishes
are extended 't0 you on :this occasion.
for long continued happiness and
blessing: through' many years to cosine
to you both, 'And while this anniver-
sary may bring- to you much thought,.
and 'sense and outlook that seems
strangely similar to that of thirty
years ago, yet we trust that you Will
engoy to the fullest measure the happy
confidence of veterans in the field of
life, and long continue to be an in
spiration, a blessing and God's minis-
tering servants to the youo
ng P P
who have yet to face those problents
which 'you faced, and who'yet are un-
tried in those great respotnstcbilitics,
which you have so nobly proven to be
a joy. To increase some of the
happy sense of 'love; and good wiil
and best wishes, such as you enjoyed
'thirty years, ago, 'we desire to present
te yen us'a Thirtieth Anniversary'Ite-
ntenubratice, these .gifts and with the
fervent 'hope that you will both long
enjoy, them.
Signed on behalf of Mother,Bttothers,
Sisters and Fandily,
The Black Perolaeron-Stallion
"DI•AMANT"
has been purchased by Mr., William
1.1, Keeler of .Dublin from Mr, R. W
Agar, and will travel in the Seaforth
district this season.
IWflliam H. Keeler, Mgr
21tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARS,
Medical.
DR, 1.1. ;UGH ROSS,
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hy
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and Surgeon Late of Idoa
Hoat•
pital, London, England, Bpeoi*l
attention: to diseases of the eYe, e*at
nose and throat. Office and renld-
ettce behind Dominion Bank. Office
Phone No, 5; Residence Phone '111*
.5
DR. F, J, 'BURROWS, Seaford)"
Office and residence, Goderich (trea*
east of the Methodist Church, 'Cop-•
over for the 'County of Huron. Tel* -
phone No. 40.
DR. C. MAOK,AY.-C. Mackay,
honor graduate of Trinity UniyPera-
ity and gold medallist - of Tri
(Medical College; member of the 1
lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons
Ontario,
a
SE FOR HM MARKETS.
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Wednesdey,'June 27th,
Wheat, per bus, ,..$1;40
90c
785c
0c
$2,20
2,10
35c
$1.50
20c -26c -29c
18c
'Barley, per bus,
Oats, per bus,
Buckwheat, per bus,
Shorts, per cwt.
Bran, per cwt,
Butter, per lb.
Potatoes, per bag
Eggs, per doz.
Broilers, 1./ lbs, per lb
Broilers, under 154 lbs, per lb, ....15c
Old roosters, per, lb. 1.5c
Old hens, live, 6 lb. per lb 21c
Old hens, live, 5 lbs. per lb, 19c
Hogs, select, per cwt
Hogs, thick smooth,' per cwt $11.00
THE McKILLOP
Fire F re Insurance Co.
td'
DR. F, J. IR. FORSTER-Eye, Eta:
DT
'T in (bat. Graduate
Nose and h Medd.-
eine? University' of Toronto 1897. La
Assistant New York OpItthaim'ic aunt
Aural Institute, Moorefieid''a,Eye, and
Golden Square throat hospitals, Lau..
don, England. At Commereaa1 hu$ia6„
Seaforth, 3rd' Monday in ea'tb mouth"
from 11 a,m. to 3 p.m,
DR. W. C. SPROAT,-Graduate'•-id
Faculty of 'Med'icine, - University see
;Western Ontario, London. iMensbus
of College of Physicians and S'enrf
geons of .Ontario: •Office in Aberhr at'
Drug Store, Main 'St„ Seafort .
Phone 90,
Dental •
FARM AND I!SOLATE'D-' TOWN
PROPERTY 0 N L Y, INSURED
Officers --James Connolly; Goder-
ich; Alexa• Jaines' Evans, Beechwood;
Vice President; D. F. McGregor
Seaforth; Sec. -Treasurer,
Directors -Wm. Rine; No.• 2 Sea-
forth, ,.John iBennewies, . Brodhagen:
'James: Evans, Beechwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. Broadfoot, ' No. 3, Sea -
forth; J. M. Sholdice, No. 4, Walton;
Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No, 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gi:bson,:Brucefield.
Agents -Alex, Leitch; r.r, 1, 'Clin-
ton E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V,
Yeo, Hoimesville; R. G. Jarmouth,
Bornholm. James Kerr and John
Govenlock, Seaforth, 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.
- DR. J." A, IMJ•NQN -
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, grades•
ate of Northwestern University, c1til
ca.go, Ill, Licentiate Royal 'Coll o- na
'Dental Surgeons, Toronto., Of6ax
cater Sills' ghardware, Main attest,
Seaforth.. Phone 181...
DR. F. J. BEOf ELY,
11a4
Royal College of Dental Surgeons,
Tomato. Office over W. R. • St1is
Grocery, Main street, 'Seaford'.
Phones, 'office- 185W, residence 185'f.
'Auctioneer.
• GEORGE [ELLIOTT, Licensaid
Auctioneer for the County of 'Hunan,
Arrangements can be Made -J i" Sala
Date at The Seaford' ' News. Cmaer+
moderate and satisfacttion guaranteed
EPAROIUD JACKSON -
Auctioneer ' for 1Heron County. Ar-•
rangements n 'be madCe
The SeaforthcaNews. hargesfor msalesodaete-
rate, Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone
134r5, Seaforth.
WATSON *AND REI>lS-:
REAL ESTATE •
AND INSURANCE. AGENCY,
(Successors to James Watson)
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT
Ailkinds of Insurance risks -effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Companies.
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr, John McNaughton has .been
confined to bed for a couple of weeks
with the flu.
Mr, Elliott Walters is at present
sick with the flu.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy McGeoch and,
Mr. and Mrs. George McGavin spent
Stmday at Springbank. -
Mr. and Mrs, Re Boyes and little
son Robert have returned from a pro-
longed visit with friends in Muskoka.
Mrs, J. Allan visited at the home of
Mrs. Norman Jones one day,recentiy.
Miss Jean Fotheringham visited ov-
er the week end et the home of Mr.
(and Mrs, T. J. Webster, '
A number of friends and' relatives:
gathered at the hofne of Mr. and Mrs,
William Riley Friday evening last
and spent an enjoyable evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. oyes have, re
k
tuola,
rned from a tnbMtor trip to is-.
Mr. and Mrs, T • ,Richardsdin and
Mr. and Mrs. J, Allan and Mr. 'Gor
Richardson motored
' to Sarnia Friday
last,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Arian and fa-
mily visited' with her uncle, Mr, .Bnr-
,gess of Brussels, Friday last,
Mr. William Taylor is able to be out
after an attack of flu.
Herne of news always welcomer.
EXETER.
Ott the everting' of June 15, a large
gathering of about.: sixty relatives and
frtrncs gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Jentes 'Harrison, it being
the event of their thirtieth w•ed.ding
anniversary. Dinner was ".served in
the dining room, Rev, James Foote
of ;Exeter, proposed a toast to the
bride and groom.' Mr. 4. 'W, Smith
Toronto, responded' to the •toast. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
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