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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-10-04, Page 5THURSDAY, OCT0237'IL 4, 1928. THI SSEAI+ORTH Apielmiwrimaimannamilus CHAIN RED &WHITE STORES Our Prices Lowest, Quality Highest Star Ammonia, 1 plus, Toilet paper, 7 rolls Assorted Clweolates, 2 1,, boa Assorted Chocolate }3aa's, 7 for Redicat Macaroni, 3 lbs for Fresh Dates, ' 3 lbs. for 250 25c 25e 25c 25'e 250 We set the pace, these prices are for one week from today Ross J. Sproat at. Rf<one g o Rhone 'i7 a 1 W. M...Ste t Over 1000 stores in Canada. Seven. Deliveries each Day eR B1 -\M We pay the highest prices for good cream. . Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given. Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want it here. To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation. In return for you co-operation we will give you of our •best in service and prices. W e are agent for the Meliotte. Cream Separators; Come in incl see the new Models. •Seadorth creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont. C. A. BARBER, Prop. W, Walker &, Son UNDERTAKING —and-- EMBALMING and—EMBALMING =‘,t - Motor or Horse Equipment J. WA W. J • LKER holder Go- ' vernfnent diploma license. and Flowers Furnished. Night or day phone 67. D Hi Melones chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- fully treated. Eleatricity used. Beware of an Itchy Spot • Keep your Bair and scalp clean, also free from dan- druff by having your next shampoo at SID'S SHOP Just around the Corner in •the Dominion Bank Build- ing Phone 125. Pianos Tuned leaned and Repaired Chas. A. Howey Residence—.James, St. EGMON'DVILLE, The Y."P. S. C. 3. held their regular meeting on Monclay everting, Oct. 1,. ander, the vice+presidency of Mr. Kenneth Jackson. After singing hymn t09, the president Leif in prayer. Mise Vera Hudson favored the society with two numberl, which were very mttcji enjoyed, The Scripture lesson was read by Miss Gladys Way. Miss Grace Casientieni then gave a solo, "This is :sty task." Rev,' Mr, I ane then gave,. an address on "Phe New Citizenship,. A flower contest was held during in., •erm.issiott. The minutes were read by the secretary, After the business part of the meeting hymn' 31`2' was sting, The aneoting closed with the Mizp'ah benediction. A D. SUTHERLAND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds and investments Phone 152 Removed to New- Office, opposite Daly Ford Garage Seaforth, Ontario. DANCE WINTHROP HALL Friday, October 5th Music by LLJDWIG SERENADERS of Blyth, Admission 95c and tax Lunch Served. WINTHROP. Quite a number have returned from the West last week and report the weather prelfty snappy when they left, il in forget the dance to be held Dont the hall this Friday night. Blyth or- chestra in 'attendance. The wedding of Mr. Joseph. Little and .Miss Eugenie Geddes, of Bel - grave, took place. at Wingham Manse last Saturday, Sept. 29. They left on a motor trip to Niagara Falls and on their return will reside on the groom's fine farm cast of the village. We welcome Mrs. Little to our neighbor- hood and wish tidnn manynY happy and prosperous years of wedded lie. 1 -,fns. D. Holmes visited her sister, arias 13etts, this week, \Ue are sorry to hear o'f so many being on the sick list with the "flu:" \Ve wish them all a speedy recovery. 1We were sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Davidson last week. We extend our deepest sympathy to those that are left to mourn the loss of a loving mother. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wade and Mrs. Netherhy, of-Belarave, spent Sunday with .lir. and Mrs. F. Bullard. DUBLIN. Mr. acid -Mrs. John Brennan and Mr. and Mrs. WilIdant Jordan visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Coolie, of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs, John Meagher and Mrs, William Feeney visited friends in Thorold over the'week-end. Mrs. Leo Holland and family re- turned to Windsor on Friday after a month's visit 'with her mother, Mrs. T. M.aIon ey. Mrs, James Feeney, Sr., is'visiting with her son, Ali. John Feeney, of Stratford, Mr. Teddy Hickey, of Chicago, is visiting with his mother, Mrs.- Walter Carpenter, MANLEY. Mr, and Mrs. P. Mcl;aughtie aid ivir, and Mrs. W, Manley'spent Sun - clay at the home of Mr. Peter and Miss untie Godley, Logan, Miss Ellie Duffy had 'a successful bee to haul in her harvest last Satur- day. • 'Mr. Frank-iDempsey net with• a 1'a1416.0 accident when somehow he canoe in contact, with some glass, cut- ting an artery in -his arta,' It was dif- ficult to stop the flow of blond from Want and For Sale ads, 3 tittles Sec TOWN TOPICS Maaat a. Leslie M gay and .Moss McGonigle, of Katcheuer, spent Sun- day at their respective homes, Mr. S nnutet J'acksou spent the Week end at Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. 'Phomas Cole, of To- ronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. Geoege Hills this week. Mr. Fred Robinson, we are sorry to say, is not enjoying. his usual good health at present. Miss Dorothy Robinson, of London, Vs the guest this week at the home of her -grandparents, Me, and Mrs, Fred Robinson, ,Mr. \1Ftllliam Charlesworth, of To, ionto, was a guest at the home of his sister, Mos. Will. Govenlock, one day this week Messrs. Alex, MacNeill and ,Stanley Hayes, accompanied by Misses Janet Sinith, Louise Hunter, Isabel' and Marion Symington, of Sarnia, motor- ect to Sealforfh and were Sunday Visit- ors with Miss Margaret Smith, form- erly of Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Dodds, of Oak Park, have just returned home after a visit with relatives and friends in Hullett and MdKillop and ,were ac- companied home by their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Adam Dodds, of Seaforth, who will spend so.tne time visiting Mr. and Mrs, Dodds and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerslake attended the anniversary services at Cromarty on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs,Heb. Cai f To- ronto, . ro tto were guests of -Mr. anod Mrs. Bert Williams, Crombie Street, for n week, Mr, Melvin Twiss, of .Regina, paid a short yisit to his mother and called on several old friends here. It is 10 years since 'Melvin left and 'his old friends v. ere very pleased to see him. Mc, and Mrs. Joseph- Eckert and Messrs. F. Limit), Ted Scott and Harry Fuller, of Midland, spent Sun- day with friends in this vicinity. The ladies of St, Thomas' Angli- can Church will hold their bazaar and supper as usual the last week in No- vember. Mr. Andrew McLellan, of Staffa, who hes .been employed in the flour mill, was badly lacerated about one arm by a .heavy belt on Saturday morning Mr; McLellan is at present in the. hospital: Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald and ,lean, rd. Hamilton,; and Mr, and i4lrs. '1•Iarry Norris, Gronarty, and Mr. Hugh Wright, Detroit, spent the week -end with Mrs., Wright. Messrs, Arnold Jeffry and Ralph Mnir, of Detroit, visited in town aver the week -end. Commandant Ritchie, of the Immi- gration Dept., was a 'visitor in town during the week and was the guest of Mr. and MOs. John McLennan. Mr. and Ma's. Peter Gook, Lttcknow, and Mr, ant, Mrs. Geo. Hackett, of N. Ontario, visited Mr, and Mrs, John Webster, Mrs. C. W. Hollingsworth is visit- ing her mother in Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teck and baby and Mrs. . {en chen of Saginaw, nn w Mich. visited Mayor and Mrs. Gold- ing this week --Mr. and Mrs. Salm. Deem and Miss E' fy Deem and Mr, Art. Deem, of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Deem, over the week -end. Mrs. Colin Campbell and daughter 1Tangaret, of Perth, visited with the tformer's aunt, Mrs. J. H. Broadfcot, and cousins, Misses 'Brine. Mr. Graham Kerr, of Northern On- tario, is Visiting his parents, Mr. and' Mrs. J. L. Kerr. -lir. and Mrs. J. H. Smith, Edha, Earl and Wilfrid. of Toronto, spent several days this week on town Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bateman and famiiy are moving to :Hamilton this month. TUCKERSMITH. Miss Grace Casent-ieri, nurse-in training at Seaforth hospital, spent Friday with Miss Ethel Jackson. Mrs. George Elgie, of Egmottdville, is visiting thin Week at the home of Mr. Robert Elgie.. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and fancily, of Woodham, spent Sunday with 1-1n0 and Mrs. Cecil Murray. • Hanna and fam- ily, r. and Mrs. Alex. I Mr. • Mrs. Fred. 'Mitchell, ill. and s ply, of'li , litathwell and family, Mrs. Johnson and Olive, of Brueeield, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Elgie. Quite a number from here attended Ole reopening services at Cromarty on Sunday, also the supper on Mon- day night. Miss Alice Thompton, of Stratford, Spent' the week -end at the home of her father, ,lir; 4\T. Thompson. The 'farmers are starting to harvest their corn, ivfiss M. V' Martin has been under the doctor's care this week. Hope she will soon be better. Mr. and Mrs, T. Coleman have gone to Toronto for a visit. STANLEY, ,Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber, of In- diana, USA., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. V Gerber of the Bronson Line. Mrs. W. J, Tough is ' sojourning with friends at Blyth, On Sunday last, Mn.- Sant. Hohner had the misfortune to lose a valuable young horse. Mr. 1•Io'lner had com- pleted threshing on the previous fore- noon,—and, it appears, some wheat had leaked from the granary above into the anintals.'feed boxwith the result that it got an overfeed and died in Spite of all that "vetediinary skill could do, Mr, and Mrs. Charles t,indehfield and family, of Pat•ldnill, were Senday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Attie Keys, of the Babylon Line, Mrs. Linden - field (formerly \fisc Gertrude Gra' ham) taught Babylon Line school some y'ear's ago and matte her home with Mr. and Mrs. Keys. ]•terns. of news always welcome. Remember The date of the Fowl Dinner in Seaforth United. Church Monday, October 29th Everybody Come, KIPPEN, St. Andrew's United Church, •Kip - pen, will hold their anniversary on Sunday, October 7th, Tltis would have been the Sixtieth anniversary of -the former Methodist Church, Klip- pen. For this occasion, ,Rev. G, N. Hazen, B.A., of Centennial Church, London,, Ontario, has 'been secured as the special speaker for the day. Ser- vices Il a.m, and 7.30 p.m. :4In•s. George ,Squires and Miss Mary Dayman, of Granton, visited at the home of lir. and Mrs, James McCly- rnont one day duping the past week. Mr. and Nirs, Wankel, of Seaforth, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 1\res, French. Miss Helen Dinsdate, of Stratford, visited at the li'onte of her parents over the weelc-end. Mr. and Mrs, 'Phomas Churchill, Mr. and Mrs, Sant, Kastle, Miss S. Livermore, of Clinton, visited at the hone of lir. and Mrs, Clifford Wat- son on Sunday. Mr, and ,MrsJ B. McLean and Mr, anti Mrs, J. W. \ioLean spent a very pleasant visit with friends in Ripley one day recently. Farmers are finding it difficult to save their bean crop on account of -the continued wet Heather, - ltr, W. 1[. Doig k making exten- sive improvements to his barn and outbuildings, which adds much to the appearance of them. Miss Rosa M'dLean, rsf Parkhilh spent the week -end with her parents it: the village. Mr, William McDonald spent a pleasant visit with friends in Windsor and Essex county recently. Rally Day services in St, Andrew's on Sunday last were well attended and a good success. The scholars had their work up well and deserve great credit. It will Relieve a Cold.—Cold's are the commonest ailments of mankind and if neglected may: lead to serious conditions. Dr.. Thomas' Eciectric Oil will relieve the bronchial pass- ages of inflammation speedily and thoroughly and will strengthen them against subsequent attack. And as it ratios the inflammation it will visually stop the cough because it allays the irritation in the throat. -Try it and prove it. wry,. STAFFA SCHOOL FAIR. Prize -winners at ,Staffa school fair held on September 24th. Poultry—JW..Leghorns — Cockerel, Beatrice Drover, Harry Dinnin; pal- lett, Beatrice 'Drover, Albert Diinnin; pair, ,Laura Dinnin, Morley Davis. Barred Plymouth Rocks — Cockerel, Malcolm; I ar Daltont Ia co m Dora t bars a Willie Norman, titre Butson, Clifford Mary Hamilton pullet Doris Sararas, Dal- ton Malcolm, Robert :Hamilton, Nor- man Dow, ]Flossie Butson. Pair of Geese—Robert .Carbert, Flossie But- son. Pair of Ducks—Helen Norris, Clifford Normae, Jean Seale, Carman McPherson, Clifford Fawcett, Live Stock-1}Ieavy Colt under one year, Leslie Fawcett; trained and groomed colt, Leslie Fawcett. Calf, under one year, Lyle Docking, Jim Scott, Robert iCanbert. Pair pigs un- der 3 mos.—Mary Hamilton, Clifford Norman, Harold McPherson, Robert Carted, ,Hazel Colquhoun. Special, best pet—Zeo Trevitte, Maurice Ryan, Robert Carhert, Iva Leary, Hugh Currie. Roots -- Marigolds — iLeta McCart- ney, Ross 'McPherson, Cannan Mc- Pherson, Frank 'Scott, Harold 'Mc- Pherson. Turnips—Lela McCartney, Arthur Barbour, Eldon 'Barbour. Mar- jorieHannon, rf Frank 'Scott. Potatoes - Irish Cobblers—Lorne Kay, Norval ,Norris, ff-Iarold McPher- son, Carman McPherson, Janet Chap- pel Dooleys—Kenneth Burns, 'Ross McPherson, Carman McPherson, Lorne Kay, 1ltno'ld McPherson. Green Mountain Potatoes—Beatrice Drover, Beatrice 'Harburn, Willie Butson, jean Smale, Flossie Butson, Grain. -- Spring wheat, Beatrice i P b" w e Harburn, Eldon Allen. e Fall wheat, sheaf, Dalton Malcolm, John Chappel, Willie Harburn. Oats, sheaf, Dalton Malcolm, Beatrice Drover. Barley, sheaf, Anthony Allen, Wilfrid Anns, John Chappel, Milton Lavery. Mar- quis wheat, 1 pt.. Willie Harburn, El- don Allen. 'Oats, 0.rA.C, 72, 1 pt., Willie Harburn, Fred ,Harburn, Sarah Harburn, Beatrice, Drover, Ernest Rayburn. 'Barley, O.A.C. 21, 1 pt., Anthony Allen, Dalton Malcolm, Bea- trice Drover, John Chappel. Corn for ensilage, llar•jorie. Hannon, \Wilfrid Annis, Iva Leary, Norval Norris, Harry Drake, Vegetables Carrots — Isabel Drake, Gladys Miller. Harry Drake, Norman Dow, Norval Norris. Onions -.[nlnrence Malcolm, Leslie Miller, Beatrice Drover. Thomas ' Bingham, Dnnalda Gray. Beets --,John Chappel, Dalton Malcolm, Lorne Nay, Florence Malcolm, Dorothy Dow. Parsnips -- Florence Malcolm, Isabel Drake. Will Harbtu•n, Ernest Harburn, Freda Harburn. Tomatoes—Isabel Drake, Clarence Coleman, Sarah Harburn, Barry Dnatce., Norval Norris, Green Cucumbers -- Wilfrid Annis, Norval Norris, Isabel Templeman, Dalton 'Malcolm, Doris Sararas Sweet Corn —Norval Norris, Wilfrid Annis, Jean Smale, Flossie Butson, Beatrice Drov. ee.Pcnit lciii.W-Calvin, Chnni,tic, Eldon Allen, Flarold Davis, \VilMa Hamil- ton, Sarah H,btu•n. Cabbage—lst, No Nanm, Isabela Penipleint Beat 'les Drover, Dalton Malcolm, Lela. McCartney. t'itroli--!Beatrice Drover, Lorne Kay, Flossie Butson, Bob. Ha- milton. Willie Butson. ]Squash ---Mary Dow Ada Leslie, Morley Davis, Mor- ena, Malcolm, lack.Malcolm. ,Fruits. —, Apples—..Spies, Beatrice TTarbut n, Lorne Nay, Lloyd Craw- ford, Marjorie 11aution, Janet Chap- pel; lleid:vvins Ross Hoggarth, Beat- rice Drover, Isabel Drake, Gordon Scott, Muriel Drake; Russett, Lloyd Crawford, Harry Drake, Ernest ITar- bran, Lorne Kay,: Nelson Dow; Snows, Beatrice Drover, Lorne Kay, ]Sari lDrover, Arnold Barbour, Willie I Butson; Greenings, fteatriee llarbucti, i Beatrice .Drover, Marian Kerslake, Eat' Drover James Annis.; Kings, John Chappel, :41arjorie Hannon, saran Harburn, Russell Miller, Lloyd Crawford, Alexander,—{Harry Dm - ale; Tatman Sweets--4toss Hoggarth, Arnold littrb,nr, Marjorie Hannon, Beatrice ])rover, Albert Dinnin. Fall Pears --Hazel Norris, Beryl Norris, Thomas Bingham, Norval Norris, Milton Lavery, Collection of 10 Ap- ples—iBeatrice Drover, Mary L. Dow, James Annis, John Chappel, Harry Drake. Apple naming couteat-03eat- rice Drover, Barry Drake, Dalton Malcolm, Doris Sararas, Ethel Roney. Elowcrs,--,Asters Plain bouquet, Marjorie Hannon, Eldon Allen; Thomas Bingham, Ross Hoggarth, Hazel Colquhoun; mixed asters, Mar- jorie Hannon, Isabelle Gray, Beatrice Drover, Anthem), Allen Isabelle Drake Zinnias, Anthony Alien, Lela McCartney. Isabelle Templeman, Earl Drover, Gladys Miller. Calendula Beatrice Drover, Ross Hoggarth, El- don Alen, Flossie Butson, Sarah Her - burn. Fr. Marigolds --Beatrice Drov- er, Ada Leslie, Dalton Malcolm, Lva Leary, Marjorie Hannon. Coreopsis --Beatrice Drover, Cosmos—John Chappell, Iva Leary, Flossie Butson, Willie Butson, Isabelle Drake. Afri- can Marigolds --.Dorothy McLaren, Marjorie Hannon, Hazel Colquhoun, Florence Malcolm, Lela McCartney. Phlox—Iva Leary, Muriel Drake, .Bea- trice Drover, Aldean-Docking, Gladys miller, Verbena—Oldean Docking, Sweet Peas --Eldon Arlen, Erie Malcolm,Tref- fry, Gladys Miller, Florence Dorothy Gray. Dahlia --Margaret Al- len, Jean Colquhoun, Harotcl McPher- ,ml, Clifford Docking, Hazel Colqu- lmtm. Gladioli—Vera Allen, Ada Les- lie, Carman McPherson, No name. Manual Work—Article with jack- knife'—Roger Christie, Murray Chris- tie, William Harburn, Earl Drover, Harvey Dinnin, Knife Box—John Chappa, Earl' Drover, Ernest Har- burn, Grain bag—Earl Drover, Ross McPherson, Carman 'McPherson, Er- nest Harburn, John Chappel. Axe Handle—Clarence Coleman, Harmful Insects—John Chappel, Janet Chap- pel. Wood Collection—Dalton Mal- colm, Alex. Hackney, Roger Christie, Janet Chappel, John Chappel. Leaf Collection—Hazel Dow, Doris Hodge, Dalton Malcolm, Florence Malcolm, Gladys Miller, ,\\ ritung--Fourth Class—Mary Bur- chill :Aldean Docking, Jean Smaie, Ethel 'Elliott, Margaret Hamilton. Third Class --Lela McCartney. Mur- iel Drake, • Marion Drake, Beatrice Drover, Norval Norris, Second Class ---Thomas Bingham, John Chappel, Earl Drover, Beatrice Harburn, Blanche Harrison. First Class --Gladys Stacey, Norma Smale, Arthro• Seale, Pearl Ross, Eldon Barbour. Primer —Calvin Christie, Harold McPherson, Donald Gray, Ernest Harburn. Isa- belle Drake, Art—Fourth Class—Doris Sararas, Aiken Docking, Jean Smale, Hazel Colquhoun, Clarence Coleman. Third Class -- Arnold Barbour, Marion Drake, Dorothy Gray, Norval Norris, — a- u •ice H,r � Bernice Harris.. Second Class—Bea- trice e Villie Butson, Benaburn l son Stoneman, Eldon Allen, Hazel Dom First Class—Erna Treffry, Har- old McPherson, Pearl Ross, Ruby afahaffy, Gladys Stacey. Crocheting and Sewing—Knit Wash Cloth—Jeanette Chappel, Sarah Har- burn, Beatrice Drover. Patching a 3 - cornered tear—Doris Sararas, Jean Srnalc, Jeanette Scott, Beatrice Drov- er, Jeanette Chappel. Dressed Doll— Leura Dinnin, Hazel Coiquhoun, Dor- Sararas, Beatrice Drover, Helen Norris. Towel, embroidered --Doris Sararas. Jeanette Chappel, Sarah Har- burn, Beatrice Drover, Jean Senate. FT.andkerchief--Agnes Mills, Mary A. Hamilton, Frances :Annis, Wilma Hamilton, Beatrice Drover. Crocheting and Sewing.—Darning with wool—;Beatrice Drover. Gladys Miller, Sarah Harburn, Janet Chap- pel. School apron --Jean Smale, Flos- sie Butson, Doris Sararas, Janet Chap- pel, Isabelle Templeman.lemut. Handy kit - chin article—Sarah Harburn, Doris Sararas, Janet. Chappel, Beatrice Drover, 'Margaret Hamilton. Lace for doiley—Sarah Harburn, Janet Chap- pel, Beatrice Drover, Girls' house dress --Ellett Chappel. Cooking. --Fancy Cookies -- Muriel Drake. Gladys Miller, Janet Chappel, Doris Sararas, Beatrice Drover. Loaf White Bread—Jean Colquhoun, Ellen Chappel. Punt El- -Ethel Pumpkin Pie —Ethel El- liott, Ellen Chappel Dark Layer Cake—Gladys Miller, Jean Smaie, Dorothy Miller, Francis Annis, Dor- othy Gray, Light Layer Cake—Mar- ion Scott, Jean Smote, Flossie Btitson, Dorothy Gray, Gladys Miller. Muf- tins.--_iLela McCartney, Dorothy Gray, Isabel Gray, Mary I. Dow, Flossie Butson, Plain `Cookies. — Marion Drake, Beatrice Drover, Jeanette Scott, Gladys Miller, Sarah Harburn. School htch--Beatrice Drover, Flos- sie Butson, Jeanette Scott, Isabelle Gray. Mariun Drake, Canning. ---Tumbler of jelly—Beat- rice Drover, Helen Norris, Sarah Harburn, Dorothy MacLaren, Jean Smaie. Pickled Cucumbers ---,Doris Sararas. Flossie Butson, Beatrice Drover, Dorothy Gray, Gladys Miller, Canned corn, Erla Trefiry, Gladys :\fillet', Doris Sararas, 4111 No Name, Beatrice Drover, Canned beets.-- Bet•tie Britton Flossie Butson, Rhea Ross, Dorothy Maclsrean, Marion Drake, St•athcona Physical Exercises --- Hibbert No. 3, Hilbert No. 2, :Rib- bon No. 5. Best dressed School--iHibbert No. d. TTilnbert anti Logan U. 1, -Hilbert No, 2, Public Speaking—Jean Smale. Al- bert l - bet Din nin, Clarence Co'emau, .Ethel Roney, Charlie Roney. :+:ports.--iRaees--Girls tinder 8, Ada Leslie, Ellen Srnalc• ;lean Tuffin; boys tinder 8, Harold McPhc'rsnn, Gordon Aikens, hen Buina: girls under 10, Dorothy Stacey, Beatrice Drover, Norma Smale; boys under 10, Wilfrid Annis, Wilfrid Scott, Clarence Tuffin; ems under 12, Dorothy Sararas, jean ,h,ntnle, Marion Drake; boys under 12, Frank Scott, Ross McPherson Char- lie Roney: girls under 15, Helen Nor- ris, Dorothy Sararas, Jean Smale; hogs tinder 15 Frank Scott,.Roas Mc- Pherson, Roger Christie, Girls' three- legged race--M,argar•et 1Iatutltoe and , anish an until) P 3CaE P1!V UMPTNG and carrying water is not just herr& wort; ft's tlrudgery,--• sIavery i Who could be happy and iiealtby ptrmp- fog and carrying tons of water each year? Why tolerate such drudgery when a Duro Water System will deliver fresh running water under pressure to your kitchen, bath- room and grounds dor 10 cents per 1000 gallons? The low first cosi of a Duro Water Sys- tem will surprise you. Duro gives satisfac- tory water service at lowest cost. And now you can have fresh running water under pressure at less cost than ever before. See us for complete details. No obligation. The Empire Brass Mfg, Co.. Limited, London, 'Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancoa ter For Sale GEO. A. SILLS & SONS by Style No. 400. 400 gals. per hour. • Water �n�-�`�"Oj Svsterns Velma McLaren;J can Seale and Helen Norris; Rhea Ross and Doro- thy Sararas. Boys' three-legged race —Frank Scott and Roger Christie; Arthur Senate and Roy Ross: Wilfrid Allen and Ross. Girls' sack race -- Helen Norris, Rhea Ross, Dorothy Sararas. Boys' sack race - Roger Christie, Roy Ross, Arthur Smale. Teachers' race—Peart Thompson, Al- vin Dodds, 3, Gilfill:n. Wheelbarrow race—,John Drown and John Miller; Clarence Coleman and C.Rone Roney; Cc Tuffin and William Fawcett _A trophy about right inches high and suitably engraved, will be present- ed by the T. Eaton Ltd., to the pupil winning the highest number of points. Hiss Beatrice Drover has icon the trophy. Two other prizes were don- ated by the T. Eaton Co.<Ltd. to the second and third highest. The winners of these two prizes has not yet been announced. A Good Portion of beet served to you for the evening meal, roasted about medium, with the blood gravy oozing through, gives one a foundation. It just makes one's mouth water to think of it. How -was that last piece of meat we gent - you? Wasn't it fine. GEO. A. STEWART Your Butcher. Phone 58 Seaforth. BEN=14U The St,eci 1 Milverton Flour We have it --Give it a Trial, Also Grain Screenings - Chop of All Kinds C. G. THOMSON GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 IIYOUR AUTO NEEDS Goodyear Tires and Tubes. flattery Sales and Service. Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries. A good line o1 new and used'part,+ of different makes of Dare, 11 your ear is in need of repairs, give us Studebaker Sales and Service � e. S. e r (tilaracge PHONE 167irti7