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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-04-04, Page 4THE szAvoRTH NEW$ Seowdon Bros., Pebliehers, • ^ WALTON. Address and presentation-Foqnds .:and neighbors, nunebering one •hurte fired end twenty-five gathered at the 'home of Me end Mre-eohn Staples on the 1,7th concession, Grey on Wed- nesday evening, March V, to sPend -social evening and bid them farewell before their dePerture to their new :home in leloose jaw, Sack. The first Pert of the evening was spent in dene- ;Mg and • med. playing. After hane,h •,•wwe served, Mr. and. Mrs. S•teples were prese.nted with an addrees, two -travelling suit -eases and a perse of smottey. ITho eddres's was read by .lin Harry Bolger arid the present- ,ation Was snade by Mr. john Ritchie, Mr. Staplee trta-de a eery fitting reply • lie thanked their many friends for the demonstration of the kindly feel- ing towards them and extended ti each and all a hearty invitation to eislt,them in their future home should any of them ever happen to be near -enough to do so, ,AlEter Mr. .Seeptes 'had finished his reply. the assembled guess joined heartily in singingerFor They Are jolly Good Fellows" foll- owed by three ringing cheers for the -Staples' family, Atter this the guests eagain resumed d,ancieg for esame time, when, as some of the friends from a ,distanee were preparing to go 'home, earder was called by the floor mem, weemeneerome, ger, Wes. Somers, and all again join - ..ed in singing Auld Lang Syne, The 'remaining guests then continued the eslance, all the new fanglete one, two, • three, four steps, schottitchee and ,quadrilles until the wee snea' hours had grown to be cleite a size'when , all departed for their several homes, tbanking Mr, and Mrs, Staples for -their kind hospitality and wishing etbem all success in their new home, The music was furnished by R._ L. Taylor, E. Somers, Jas. Rea, Robert Patterson, with C. Lydiatt • on the 'banjo, Inuncanson Bros., Geoege 'IlVelsenberg, R. Dodds, J. Bruce, with Jas. Hogg, Mrs. ,Leo Marray, jobta Staples, Marie 1Neisenberg as accompaniet on the piano. Following is. the address: "Dem' Mr .and Mrs. Staples, -We are very much the creatures of circumstance, and ,.cbanging events have come aromed and so you are -about to leave us. Now. -we have come here tonight to ahow' vtizir • appreciation of your ••sojourn among Its. • \ere have aleveys ;found :you ,pleasant, sociable, ki6,d. and aeill; ing to give ahelping hand. We have' 'brought with tts a little present which' you can look ttpon inthe days to come -as sometbleg tangible :from. the 'friends 'a'nel, tieighbors' you , 'used, te 'know. While we regret losing .you, we wish you.all seccess and ,happmeee vela eree'er yen !nay rnak-e retie' }mire. Signed on behalf cif the neighbors and ,friend-." Mr. Staples made a suit - sable reply, thanking his friends and -neighbors .for their kindness. Before the party beoke up, they sang "He's a jolly Good 'Fellow"' and, "Auld Lang' Syne," Seine of the fanners of this locality :have started their spring plowing but owing to the backward weather have . had to qttit again.. Mt. Arthur Balfour of, Leadbury is . engaged on the C.P.R. extra gang at, ' Welton, leee are sorry to hear that Mr. R. Barrows lost a valuable mare last week. Mr. .E. Constable of St. Marys vis- ited old friends aeound here last week. Ernie is sporting' a new Pontiac car • this 'spring. WOLVERTON FLOUR MILLS CO. LINiTTEcD • SERFORT!I, ONTARIO. :Vsuot. We have Manitoba Oats, Whole, ehopped Or Rolled Silverking,' Best Manitoba Patent $4,00 per bag Keystone, Best Pasry Flour $3,75 per bag Whole Wheat, (Stone Ground) $3.70 per bag Bran Shorts Middlings in bags $31.00 per to $31,00 ,per ton " ' 830,00 per ton The following is report of 'Walton -public school, Examined in all sub - ;Teem (*) Missed examination. Senior 'Room. -Sr. We -Edith En- nis 74. Isabel Farquharson 72, Berea Steiss 65„ er. nee -Gladys Sinalldon 78, Rob- inson Hamilton 76, jean 'Murray 69, Grace Manning 63, Horace Rutledge 61. MIL -Helen Smaltdon 88, Ken- -rieth Murray 77, Norma Steiss 73, Margaret Murray* 72, Gordon Ryan '74, Gordon Shortreed 69, Earl Hoy 64, Helen :Farquharson 61. Chas. S. Sellers, Teacher. jr. Rolm:IL-0'r. IE. -Anna Ennis • 68, Allan McCall 67, Lena Drager 67, 'Freddie Rutledge 64, Willie Farqu- 'hereon 93, Mary Buchanan 47, 0** Jack 'McGavin 38. • Sr. I+1. - jack Murray 86, Mary Humphries 76, Dorothy Murray 67, Jack Drager 54. Jr. IL -Kenneth Saltier 63, Helen Ferguson 36, Jack Snealldon 36. Sr. I. -Kathleen Farquharson. Ste- wart ieltunperies, Andrew Sloan, ,Mil- dred Sellers, Sr. Pr. -Barrie :Marshall **Leona Mcgavin, 1Gamet Cummings. ewe- . D, Holmes, Teacher. Mrs. P. B. Gardiner is :spending the 'aster holidays at Rochester.. Custoan sawing is being done at the saw mitt these days. New Easter bonnets were not very prominent as it was too cold to wear light toggery. :Vise Gereie Miiler is visiting frienda tat Newton. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sellers went to Heidelberg for the holidays. Mrs. Neil is confined to her room for the past few days, We hope for improvement 'in health before long. -There was a „large crowd at the auc- tion sale on Saturday. Mrs. R. H. 'Ferguson and Mines 'Ferguson intend -moving to Seaforth this week. C. Finland, is kept busy these day, •He hes already got 1,700 chicks and expects to have, 4,000 before the next -two weeks,are over, -eVedding bells will ringshortly The groom hails front the vicinity of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson spent 'Easter with Mr, and Mrs, 5, Bennett. There was service in St. George's - Church en Good leri103- afternoon, The weather took a very sudden • change. The warm balmy day,; we -e aided' when a, snow storm came ns Monday, • It wes April fool, alright. Thete has been e good rim of sap this seaeon anti the syrup is a gao 1 , quality, ,George Kelly J•eceived a Message of • the death of in8 beetklee jint, who has 5 lserie in the West feu-. a number of years. • No particulars at time of • welting. "MIN= PHONE 51 AmmerriNdimar Moody Holland is having a, sale an Monday, April &th and intends to give np faemmg as he is not enjoying good health. Mr. and Mrs. 5, Finglanevisited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Fingland on Easter day. Miss Winnifred Drager of Elmira spent Easter with her =tiler, Mrs. Charles Drager. Mr. Ewart Young, of the Bank of Commerce, spent the Easter holidays with his parents at Adburn. Miss Ruby Young, who is teaching echool neer Tweed, is (home for the holidays, Miss Dorothy Drager has accepted a position in Clarence Bennett's store, J. 5, MoGavin was in Toronto last week with three cars .91 live etoelc. !Ste. McGavin ships fortnightlY or of- tener accotcling to the numbee of stock teddy 'to ehip. 'etefre.*As Brnee'and son' Reg.- aerd Ronald., ofa'Streetsvil(e, spent a few days lest week with their Mende; 51 .1% and Mrs..MclGavin, 'Gordon MeGavin is daying.a.new made) 'Ford coach noav. • • -Miss Alberta 'Richmond 'of -St-rate ford Normal is spending her holidaes at her. home. Miss Nellie Fear is visiting.at her uncle's, Mr. Les, Fear. The meeting held by the United Churches, •St. •Andrews and Queen Street during Passion Week were s-ery instructive and impressive. Mr, J. R. Bell, Mrs., L. Fear and Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Laidlaw were Bruesels visitors one day last week. Miss Annie Maines of Toronto spent the holiday with her parents, 11c. and -Mrs.. John Maines. ler. Leslie Hilborn and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Wallace were Stratford visitors on Friday. .eirs. R. C. McGowan 13 visiting her daughter in Detroit. :Vies Lily Carr of Calgary is spend- ing a coupee of months with her par- ents and sisters. Blyth -Y.P.S.-The regular meeting of the Young People's Society was held in Queen Street United Church on Monday evening. Mr. Geo, Leitch occupied the cnair. The meeting open- ed with hymn 192 and a 'Scriptural reading from Psalm el and prayer led by Mrs. •'Dr.) .Wilford. The minutes of the previous meetings were read and adopted. The topic of the evening was "Easter" and the first part was an address by -Mrs, Moody on the Resurrection, followed .b'y a re- citation, "ft is Finished," by, -Hazel. Richards, Three sentence. ;prayers were then given by members. "The Origin of the Easter Bunny" was taken by Pearl Williams and Rev. Seed Potatoes GROWN FROM GOVERNMENT - CERTIFIED STOCK last year, Say, Mr. Farmer, last Fall I could have shipped several carloads of high quality Grade A potatoes. And why didn't 7 ? Because the farmer does not attend' to his seed, Yeely in the Spring, ask the •ardinarY farmer if he wants some good seed, he jttst laughs at you and says, "Oh, we have lots to do us in the cellar," and he just sows culls and all. Poe- dbly some seed his uncle had 20 yea'rs ago and was then a wonderful potato, but today it is run out and 'is fttll of disease. Now, fellow's, take this tip; throw those potatoes to the pigs and hens. They are worth 90c per bag for hett feed. BUY PURE SEED FROM GOV- ERNMENT CERTIFIED STOCK and get into the business right, and if you have 10 or 100 bags to sell next Fall I will be open to buy them at a premium of 2Se per bag over the ordinary farm cull potatoes, • And by every farmer growing Grade A _stock we can ship or sell aesseral carloads, But under, present conditions I would not touch your petatoes at all, Phone ine your order for potatoes at once as my stock is litniMd Prices per Rag $1.60 Cash J. E. Hugill and Sons POTATO GROWERS Phone 34-616 Orders left with Wm, Speoat, 'rile. Menufacturer, will be attended to, 14 Mr. Weir followed' this with the "Origin of the Easter Festival," with pagan races. The meeting, through- out was extremely interesting end educational. The .meeeing closed With prayer by Dr, BarnifY and the Mize pah benediction, The monthly, meeting of Queen SI. WeeLS. on Tuesday, April 2nd was well attended and we were pleased to have as guests mernbers of St. Arid- rew's W.M.S. Mrs. Wightman pre- sided. The opening was sung follow- ed by prayer by Mee. Wightman and Scripture lesson, Mrs, ,Coeclough led in prayer. After a piano -duet the devotional leaflet was takete by Mrs. S White. An address was given by Miss Mabel Bailey who is .e splendid speak - e, which was followed bY a vote of kiprediation tolliss Bailey; moved by Mrs. ,Barnby and seconded by Mrs. Oheliew. .A double duet Was, enjoyed from Mrs. ,Floody, - Mrs. • liecEiroY, Mrs. Wilford` end :Mrs. Tem -ling. Fol.. loskifigeBaesterlharitioffering Mes. A. B: ,cafr gavb d'edicatIoey greyer The delegates; 'Mrs Wight:Iran 'and Mrs. Leslie, were ,appoineed to -the, Pres'bee-5 serial at...Ea:eater on, April .30te-ee-The. meeting ,closed with a hymn .and etael er by Mrs. .Baenty. The Queen St. ladies attended the meeting 'chews W.M.S. on Wednesday. . Tile Women's Institute areealepging a concert fer April 19,th. Mies Mar- garet McKay, elocutionist, of Owen Sound,. has been secured as elocution- ist. The Horticultural Society are pre- paring a concert for April 12th. •Miss Carrie Sims of Toronto visit- ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Sinn. Mrs. R. A. King of Detroit is visit- ing old friends here. Miss Henry of Kincardine Vent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. George _Chambers. Easter Visitors at the personage with Dr. and Mrs. Barnby were the Misses Vera and Jean Barnby, of Tot- tenham; Dorothy Barnby, of Fort Williatne Mrs W. j. Cade and Master .W. B. Cade of St. Marys; Miss Mar- jorie Barber, Toronto, Mrs, R. E. Sillib .and•Mr. Alvin Col- linson of Brantford were holiday vis- itors with Mrs, Collinson and Miss Collinson. The many friends of Miss Ella Hee. fron are sorry to keoev she has not been improving, haring been confined to her bed since last October, the re- sult of a fall, Mr. j. M. Jerome of Weigher -1s was an Easter guest of Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Burling. ,.Miss Gladys Fawcett holidayed witheher sister in Tteronto . :Mrs. Fawcett visited in Brussels at She home Of her daughter, Mrs. Mil- ton Lowe. ' Mr. Chas. Riehl has been Moving his son-in-law's household goods te Goderich this week wbere. Mr. Stby has a position, . . DietrictTelephone Superintendent is making 'preparations to have all tel- ephone lines itt the village replaced hy cables. Mr. Reg. Argent of Port Arthur spent the wek with his parents, Mr, and lire, Fred Argent, A 25e tea was held at the home of Mrs. F. Rogerson on Wednesday of this week by the ladies of the Angli- can Church. Holy Communion was celebrated at 8 a.m. attd 7 p.m, in the Anglican Church, Mrs. Archie Bell and family are moving on Friday to Sarnia, Messrs, Adam Dodds and Jack Bowes were Seaforth visitors Tuesday •11r. Will Burling has taken a posi- tion in Mr. Robe •McIetty's garage. Mr, Jack Cole and family ate mov- ing from their farm north of Blyth to Goderich where Mr, Cole has a eosi- eion at the Elevator. They are having a sale on Friday, • The evenieg service in Queen • St. ,Church on Sunday will be a Song service, . Miss Atinie Maines, of Toronto, was a visitor with her parents, .Mr, and Mrs. 'John Maines, • Mise Bertha Brogden, of London, visited her sisters, Mrs. D. Floody and •Mrs. W. H Lyon , Mrs. Colin Finglatid, of Walton, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J•oseph Johnston, L. M. Carr, deaconess, of Cal- 'garY. will speed two month's' holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs, A. B. C:4M171.' 85 Ada Craig, of Listowel, visit- e'l. her parents, Mr, alit! M.re, Robt. e7ealg, Russell Armstrong. of London, vie - :tied hi-, parenta', Mr, and. Mrs, Mart. . • Mess Annie Wightrnan of 'Westfield W1, = a vis!tor at the hone of Mr. Robert Wightman. • . Miss Hazel Leslie, of Clinton, spent TNE SAFORr NEWS aV:lS414Lathrel°11ChelAle511/Ftte0f Villg1 e Blrtliday Part dattaliter of Mn. and Mrs ,T,ohn leltts - e . y of BI -3411, was ill'es°"ted with 3h41w;.' I The Ladies' Aid of Kiriburn United er fotiqiiet of handkerchief from . the Philathea class of the United Charon, Church have invited the Barbara . iss Potts has aceepted a positiou in London. We wish her suoeess. Dorothy Robiason, of Listowel. Stewart Robineoo, Fort Erie, were visitors with their parents over the holidays, Mr, R, IL liobinsen aaeinied the sfu,“twiiiiedrra.ayl.Rotitfssieizlis Been4cdies,h0,:r. •0 f 1-1.Toaee:ersd, and Mrs, John Joithstort were Mrs, Jao. GraSher. walker, n Toronto, an Thursday, tawn, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yabtlataall,ttellirstr• of Clarence aml Mrs. Johnston on jasl,Irp, h1:0:riis. Phelen •sPeat• the week- end with, his mother and brother, Mr. Mr, and Mrr. Harvey Robertson, .4 Bluevale, visited Mr, and Mrs, John Brown on Sunday. VESDAY., .WR7L 4 1929, TUCKERSMITH, Mr. Arid Mrs. Smith, of Sarnia, spent Gded Friday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman. ,Martin Bros, sold a -fine horse to Mr. Levis Tebbutt last week, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Oke, of London, is spending the holidays with ,her friends; Miss Landsboi•ough and Miss Pepper, Mr Sam Whitt -dose left Tuesday morning for Toronto to s.perid a few days -with his mother and sister and as a delegate to the convention, Miss Margaret and Allister Broad - foot were operate& on at the Seaforth Hospital last Saterday and had their tonsils and adenoids removed, They are ,recoveriag nicely siace coming home on Sanday. Mr, Aadrew Kirk has' purehised a Pontiac car from Savauge, , the agent . in Seaforth, A number of th,e farmers here commenged plowing last week. • Mr. Neil Matheson, o 1 Toronto Normal, is spending the holidays at his home here. Miss Collins- is spending the holi- days it her ho -me near.Lticknow. Mr.. 'Ernie Crich spent the week-, end in Toronto. • MORRIS. . • The 'fbIlowing is the school report of S.S. Xo. 1, Mortis, for the Eeeter examinations. Names appear he or- der •of merit, • • ' See IV. --Gabriel. Lotizon.. Sr. MI. -Mary Fear 03.•peri cent.; Rebenta -Traidlaw 69. J:r• , Cunitinghain , 68, Doris Regereeee. 64. . HA-eennue i'Laidlaw 66.• '11LB0e1301 Fear 81; " MiriaM Roe, lgetleeri e9. •• 5e • ' • Printer--eiViary ledicalaw' '941 'Mare' Phalen 37. • Number oh roll 10. • Average attenl dance -9,26. . •• ' . V. 5, 'Morrison, Teacher. HURON NEWS. • Zurich. Miss 'Lisette 'Relcheet died at her home east Of 'the village on March 25, She belay being discovered the follow- ing morning, still- sitting in a rocking chair, where she .had, passed away from heart failure, The funeral was held Thursday afternoon to the .Luth- eran cemetery, • Mn, John Bechler of Blake siffered a paralytic stroke last week. Mr. Ev. Heist is having a large brick bake oven erected al his busi- ness block recently purchased from Gascho. ' and Mrs. 0. Koehler have. moved to the farm they recently pur- chased from Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Det- ers, Mr...and Mr -s.. Deters moving to the Koehler residence; in the north end of Zurich, Mr. Wm. Reid of Bayfield visited Inc brother, J. C. Reid of Dashwood, who recently underwent an operation. Peevish, pale, •reitless and sickly children owe -their condition to worms. riVlother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator will relieve them and re- store health, ZIPPEN. Miis Mary Daym'a:n • of Grantor', who has been visiting among her °I'd neighbors and friends•on the 2nd and 3rd of Tuokersmith for the past week has returned home. Mr. Robb. MeNaughton of Tha.mes- ford, is spending the holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton. Mr. Lance Norris of Toronto spent „Sunday at his home in Tuckerstnith. Mr. Herman -Moore of MacLennan, Algoma, who has spent the winter visiting among,. his friends, returned home this week. He will spend a day or tvvo in London on the way. Mr. W. 31. Doig of Port Huron spent the week end with his family at the farm. ,Miss Margaret Elgie of London is spending- her vacation with her par- ents, Mc. and Mrs. R. T. Elgie. Mr. James MOClymont, who so faithfully carried the mail four tittles a day between the office and the Sta- tion for the past twelve years,,has re- signed his contract and Mr, A Har- vey is his successor, his duties com- mencing April 1st. Misses Margaret and Grace Cooper of Londoii spent the week end at their former home in the village. Mr. Watson is having another Eas- ter.dance on Thursday night, April 4, Steeper's orchestra in attendance. Miss Margaret Johinton spent Eas- ter Sunday with her parents, Mr, and efrs, James Johnston, Lawrence Brighltmore of London is spending the Easter holidays with hits The following are the results el aunt, Mrs. 5, Cochrane. the Easter examinaticsns held at 59, Mr, and Mrs. R Torrance of For- No. 7, Hibbert ter's Hill, spent Saturday with' Mr. Sr. IV. Class-lOrval Cooper 79, and aers, . •Bereice Harris 75„ Doris Sararas 72, Miss 0, Finnigan. has left to spend 13catrice Drover 69 (jr.) .the Raster holidaYs aA Nile ,Sr. III, Class -Ross Efoigarth 65.5. Miss Etta Bell artd Miss Margaret Jr. Chatabers 60, Elgie of London apent • Stmday 'at Meewood Nash 56. .their respective hernes,• Se. Seddernari 81,4, Me531'5, Gilbert Jarrott and Clar- Bari Drover 75.4, job.* Cha.ppel 61, ence McLean of London inedical Lorne Cliembere.36, school, are spending the holidays at First Class-Erla Treffry 75, Rae their homes, •Chambers 63', Mise *Mabel Whitemati has returned Sr, Pritter-jeati ...Veinier 88, Wil- mer McDonald and Peter Wright, all'•• Corns disappear when treated with Number on rill'•16,•averige "attiat- Holloway's Core ,Remover •without dance 12.4. leaving. a scar, , Victoria Bolton, Teacher, Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presby- terian Church, Seaforth, to entertain )7011 at The Birthday Party they are havieg for yoe, 'Tis someteltng !were!, 'tis something new, Tuesday, the 9th, le the date, So bring your lady sharp at eight. Rey, I, B. Kaine, Chairman Admission: lc for,each day of your birthday month, Mr. and MSrIAGN.145E.Y1-.Ioveard and daughter Evelyn,- of "'Exeter, spent Good Friday with Mr.,ancl Mrs 5, A. 'Cantle, of the Bronson Line, Mrs, F. Keeganeof the Sauble Line, who was stricken with paralysis some time ago, is slowly improving, we are pleased to report, and is able to speak and take nomishment, At Present tier -sister, Mr, George Campbell Sr., of Zurich, is taking care of her. 'Miss Margaret Sparks,. who has been spending the winter motehs with relatives in Toronto, returned to her dolatly hiaostnte oa the Bronson on Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Sane, Laurison and Mr, and Mrs, aussel Heard, of Bay- field, spent Easeer Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Rohner, Messrs,' Geeber and W. Armstrong' were at Stratford on business on Thursday- last, Mn.• John "Bechler,. of Blake, who re. cently suffered. a paralytic stroke, -.is slowly improving, • •-Mr. Mena° Seeckle Jr. is attending the con ventron 'of the' Ontario Educe - Hertel Association,' being' field in To- ronto this week, in the interests 6f 8.- S. No. 4,• Stanley: • . ; Mr, Harold Stotehmer, of the Bron- son Line,..who recently unciereeent' an operation for appendicitis- at Clinton Hospital,' is at present'. convalesciee- ht Bayfield. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Manson and infant• son, of Duredae, are it 'Present visiting at the home of the feirmer's father, Mr- .Manson, of the Goshen Liae..... • • • Mr. and Mrs, Milton Johnston, of Thornlizze, New''Ititario, who have beeft yisitiag,reletivea, eear..Blake, in tenti.fo reetarri,h4te, uhis . The l'011eivenik pee "tlie,eesiiits ohe- •Eksifef eitatrilhA,d'itt S.18. Stan'/8y. batnte 'h';papil's; natue.aindicateal eelerieinatitini'MiTste'd, ; • cent, ,a'aAticirey ...Murdoch -65k' .Se, Jae-a:Margaret, -McKenzie KO; Laura e•lle„."Wriglit 73.3, Mabel Tal- bot 71.2; MarY,,Aldrich 63.4.,.. . Jr MoKenZie 05.3, Wilmer Jones' 6p,:3; Alex" ..McBeath 62.1, Elmer' Hayter 62,- Wesley Jones. • 49, *Margaret Jiones '37,61 " .Jr. III,A.-4prortroted • to.' this -cIase at Christmas) Audrey Cochrane 76.7, Harvey Hefter 74.8,, • Harold. Jones 60.5, Aubrey Farquhar 43.6. . Sr. I.--.4eorge'Clifton 62.. • Jr.. L'•-"Al•a:ry•Faequ'hali 88, Kathleen Jopnersiat4r..1.2. itzer (alaSent) 'Ken- neth McKenzie. The fest spellers for month of February werse"- Sr. 'W. - Audrey Murdoch; Sr. I11.-1VIabel Talbot; Jr. II11.63.--Margaret ,Jones; "Jr. Jones. Best spell, ers for March were: Sr. IV. --Audrey Murdoch, " Sr. III.-Afahei Talbot; Jr. 'Mae -Andrew' McKenzie; Jr,1(77 A. -Harold Jones. Best speller in school for both -months, Mabel Talbot. Number on rail 21, average attend'ance 16.5. ' ' Jean MoKenzie; 'readier; • VARNA. ,Mr. and Mrs. Wilson MeAsh, •of London, spent Good Friday in our burg, also Mrs. E.,McAsh, of London, spent the day, with her son, Mr. MeAsh, Mr. ancl Mre. Jones; of Stratford, were hoHday gueits at the home jif Mr. and' Mrs. Harry Deihl. ' ' - Mr, Wm Beatty, of Mounf Brerdges called on friends and • in company - with Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes.•motor- ed to Listower on 'Sunday, returning on Monday. , , • , • Mr. Harold Elliott, of London, speat Sunday at the parental home. Mrs. C. Weekes has returned to her, home here after spending' the winter, months with her daughter, Mrs. Mc Mb, 'of London. • ; • A meeting of the W.A. met at. the home. of Mrs. L. Beatty • on Friday. There was a good attendance. Mr. MI Elliott shipped live stocic on Sattuday to Toronto. • 'Mrs. Austin has returned frotn De- troiCafter spending a few e-eeks with her daughter, Mrs. Schnell. Commeticing on Sunday, April the 7111, services in St. John's Church will be held at 7 p.m, instead 01 11 a.m. , BEECHWOO,D. Me, I-Iarold Maloney, of Detroit, is at present visiting his mother, Mrs, Margaret IVIaloney, Mrs, John Shea spent a couple of days with her mother, Mrs. Atkinson, in Hibbert, Miss Lucy Eckert Sunday -ed with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney. • Mt and Mrs, J. F. Carlin and fam- ily' were"Dublin visitors on Sunday.. . . Messrs Thos. McQuaid, Joe l‘foy- tan and Charlie Malone are holidaying al their Parents' homes here. Wedding bells are ringing all a- round its, IVfeKILLOP. Address, and Presentatioa, Oa ThuredaY evening of last week •the members of Zion Ceurce •end aehoel met at- the home of Mrs. -Wellington Brock to Say farewell' to Miss Nora •Godlein, wholeaving their 00111- ler zddyet.,,IsAfwte4rs .fttekdsitobryt ,mprisosgrryrntaiea, Earl, and the ,guest of honour was presented with nChesterfiekl table, a floor' lame), eaeserole, and several other gilts. The 'address was s fel- lows; "Dear Miss Godkin,--We, the members of Zion .comenunity, have learned with regeet that you are about to leave rue. We have taken this 0P- portuttity to meet with You, and ex- press our 'appreciation of your work in our midst, "As inernbOrs • of the grate - "ie to Your pupils, We 'feel thatycotst really took your work to heart, and pat yeur best ability ,into it. We coil- gratelate yeu also on your success in your work, As pupils we thank you for your kindness a,nct patience with SIS. We. tealize that we did often what wae wrong but We always fowl& you just and willing to forgive Vnd forget. We hope that you will think well of vs, as ledeed we will of you, As members of 1siae church and its verious orgailizations, we thank you heartily for your support and ,help. We found you a very capable and willing helper at all times. We wielt you to know that the very best wishes from all go with you to your new ho -me and vvork. We sincerely hope that the feture may bring joy and prosperity 'to your and find you al- ways the sante cheery, kind and cap- able person that we have found yon. We ask ,you to kindly accept these gifte as slight tokens Of ottr apprecia- ticiii"of your life and work among us, Signed on behalf of the school and church," Niter a fitting reply by the recipient, the remainder of the even- ing WaS Spent. in games, after which lunch.was served. • , Announcement.- The eagageraent is announced of Nora Elgin, daugh- ter Of •Mrs. Gotikire and the late A. E, 'Godeen, of .31c1'Cillop, to John Wesley 'Litt, only on of Mr, and Mrs,. J. M. Litt of 'Mitchell. The' marriage .to take place quietly in school section, we are' indeed but to you Tor your untiriag se .The,.fallOwing 10 the,,,report of S.S. No; 7_ MelKillese for the Easeer. ee- emulations:. V..=-1Georrge Taylor' 83e grace Per- ': yr,,, I'V.:eleirille."SliaithOn 72, reel- en,Tornlinsori,:oal, • tSr e 118D.--qE;verett (Perdue 77,,Wa1e ,,ter,,Sornerville 65: • , Jr.;•Driscoll 74; '111).B-4imirtia il3 tfoizr76, . ' Ve:"I,EaLltathreeffLeetning ,79, H bidet-IC.1'6're 70: • Teacher • .The loglowing,is report of S.S. ' 4, McKillop; for the month of Ma: ..QEaster examinations): ' • .Beth ,Shaintem, Scott Kerr ,and 13 trey ,Lamont, had. perfect ,spelling sone- each 4153 during the mon Beth Shaprion had. Perfect aftenclat and Alai She table' since 5e•Pr. 1928. One perfect mark was obtain by Rath .Gordott -1V..--"-03'deb ra. A1hcelart a Fieeda .Websterf 81 :per scent, "(equa .Davice. Shannon 69 percent.: jr. Gordon '88 .,ne'r 00 Pauline Hiiffnean ancl •Lin -nes :Kro man 76, Alec. Kerr 73, Lloyd Ya zie 63, Peter Watson 42, 'Lula We .9ter 51,, Atchie Smi5li."48,aporrald L moat 43. ' Aberleak , Lamoht..60e '" Sr..- Iff-lBeth ShannonyVI.;,, Ro 'Gordon. 65, George MeCinie''.'62. ". Jr, le ,Mildred I-Iendetion 7 Hector Laznont 63. " Priffier-Alma Lawrence (arid). " • deIontthly report cards .haib., be eentheime with each pupil. 'britzerber on the roll is 21, averag .attendance 17.94..• • ' 'Gladys R. Way, Teache S.S. No. 8.--The15fo'lldwing is th school ;report of S.S. No. 8, McKilfop kora .01iristmas to -Easter. Name are.pikeed, 111 nrcler of merit. 75 pe -Cent., honours; 60 per cant. pass.; • IV. -Carl 13ennewies 82,, „. Jr. -IV.--Pearl johdeon 80; 'Vern' Bennewies 70, Mary:Murray 70, Lau ra Bennewies 70, Loretto Repien 52 Class -Marr Eckert 89, Olive Fischer 86, Ruby Beenewies 85, Ed- gar Elligeon 84, Fergus .1VfelCay, 83, Ebner Kdehler 82, Austin Kappler 80, Geode Siernon' 78, James Eckaot 77, J.oseph Manley 75, Annie Siemori 72, Velma •Scherbarth 72, Raymond-Mur- ray...71, Marie Koehler 50. Second Class--iliarry •rRegele 90, Edna Leonhardt 87, Adeline Siemon 86, Clement McKay 81, Oscar Ellig- son' 80, Mervin Medley 77, HarveY Koehler 74, Vincent Merray 72 iLorn Siemon 69. Fins(' Class --Mildred Bennewies, Dan;Manley, Iris Kleber,,Harry Ben- newies, Joseph Ecteart. ,Primer-Clesfia Johnson and 13er- nice 'Manley (equal), Gerald McKay and Mervin Dietz (equal) Vera .Leon - bark, Morley Koelilme Aaron Kist - nee Dominic ,Murray, Carl . S,iemon, Annie Eckert, Joseph 'Johnson, Ray- mond Kleber (absent). ". Ne. on' roll, .46. Average attendance 40. • Teacher,. Helen M. Delaney. sEdeeer report of SIS. MeSpadden . 85; Mary Dodds 7,3. rv.-211an05 ,CamPleell 81, Jack Hul 1 eY 71, .Jiohp:A:darns ' Jr. IV,-,Gret• Milky •88, ...Agnes ana .• No. rch 55- th., lee 1, ed nd 1), no. nt- b- a- ey 5,5 5, r. a Londesboro COMMUNITY' HALL, Fri., Apr, -12 BY THE ALERT CLUB Music by Blyth Five -Piece Orchestra Admission $1,00 a couple, LUNCH SERVED - ••••••"'"'"""•""maieweswea`• TUCKEESMITH. Mr, •and Mrs. William Pullman spent a few days last week in Mit- ; heeMl 0 01-'5.°,111's° vPiseiPtiPriegr" of hi\Teriag'aparrt,- elite, Mr. and Mrs, Jaynes Hay. Mr, Roland Keneedy is busy get- itdeonituglistfisoprAbb,iilusnilledioinmug7,0::e weather being' of London, is spending Easter Wibil'her Parents, Mr. and Mrs, I, Moore. iMr. and Mrs. John Pepper,. of r. afj3nriMda spent Stinny whilhad Nfh tonsils removed ia Seakorth Hospital on. Saturday. Mr. William Strong, of 'Ottawa, is spending Easter with his parents, Mr. aed Mrs, George Strong. Mr, James Hay had a very • suc- cessful wood bee last Wednesday. Miss Ella Papple,eof Seaforth, spent the week -end at her honie on the Mill R°SacL.S. No. 2. -The following is :the re- port for the winter term of the pupils in SS. No, 2, Tuckersinith, Jr. Ilee-lJeine &Melt • 72 per cent., EWA McGregor 04, Beatrice Dayrnan ,Jr. Hevenor 63, Bruce MacGregor 51. • • Sr. II:--iCelladys McKenzie 77; Dor- een Cooper 70, Iteith Watson 70; Mona Thula Wats.on. 72,- Edna Mae Dayman 67, Ronald MacGregor 64, Olive Smith 63, Bernard MeLean 57,•Arthur Field 39...' MoLean,a75, Dorothy Dietz 75, Mildred Deitz 56, Printer,--11,1nch.,soeWrIaistIsto:eaT-5stalch-er. -, ' • -- .C6NSTANCEi ,iicel'e . . ,,.../efre. 'Win., MelArthue cif ladderich spent. a ..eouple ofedays ,wiithetier sis- ter....Mes., AdataiNicholsaii:. e•ei ' .,Little Ectaa :Deyinen oe IciPlaen is vieltiug. iher,I.aunei •Mrsi ''Tliont_as Pol- lard, at present'. .- • ; ., 'Master Mac: -Stephenson of Brus- sels, is spending .his EasteriholidaYs with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley. - - --.. ,Mr. Frank:Stalker Of .13rosse3s yds.ited, frienclisein the village on Sunday, - Mr. William Jamieson. had, a Sue- • ,......tt eeseful sale fast week - Miss Edith Riley of; Clinton, spent -- the. weekend at her, bonze heee. . • Mrs. William Britton is at„preient vielting.herdatighter, Mildred; of Tor- • TIRLLSGREEN. Mr. and MrS, Geo,. Stenhenson and son of Walkerton are, spending their Easter holid,ays, with -their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson. • Miss Annie Coehrane....,of Clinton is spending a few days with her sis- ter,-/VIrs. Harry Fuss*, of Hay. Mr. and Mrs. ratnes Yarrott and fa- mily, also Mr. and. Mrs.,1; W. Carlile and !faMily.'attended ‘.the.weading of their:fteice, Miss Anna:Wart Douglas of Brudelfield, on Tharsday of; last week. Miss Eileen Turn* iS' spenditig her Easter holidays at the' home of her pauenks, Mr. Webster Ttfrner. 'Miss Hazel Webster of ,Lucknow is visiting erelong her•friends here'for a few days. • • • ' Mr. and Mrt. Webster Tuiter spent Saturday visiting friend's in Clihlon, "Mall:at-lane 82,1 Agtiee Case 82, s'• Jr. 18a.. -03e1 -t: Meseeadeteeel0-.Titltd 1-Itilley 85. • ee:: • Sr, IL-eitargat•et Habkitk 90, Geo, Habkirk 82, Aeflier' MeClure 66, • Primer -Gordon. Hulley. good, ' Ntunher on roll 1,5, average attele- Rance 14,7, ' Annie E, Strong, Teecher. -------- Miller's Worni''Phsvdere are Par exa cellence the medicine ' for children who eh foittld sufeeting 'frier the re- eages of wortits, • They immedlatele alter- the'-, stoinaohic ,0onclitielt8 nitclee, which the woems subsist and (irked' them frees e thee. system, and, lt the, same time, „theee are Jonical aheir effect upon eteedigeeeive .nrgatiaa res- toilieg them'to healthful operAtion and ensuring immunity from further disorders from such a cause, It Will Relieve a Cold,-Coltlls are the commonest aihnents of Mankind - and if neglected. may lead to serious conditions.- Dr. Thomas' Ectectric Oil will relieve the brbnchial pas- sages ofiftilantrivation speedily • and thoroughly and wilt strengthen them against subsequent attack And as .it eases the inflammation it will usual- ly stop the cough because It allays the irritation in • the throat. Try it and prove it, Empire & Smith's Fertilizer SOLD BY . William M. Sproat Or Representative Agent Smith's 16 per cent. Superphosphate ULM 0-12-6 $31.00 • EMPIRE FERTILIZERS Manufactured by Canadian Fertilizers, .Chathain, One of our largest Canadian Factories 2-12-2 $33.00 2-12-6 ..... $38.00 We also ,handle Arenonrs,Fertilizer, - second 'tle none on the continent. , Prices given next week,' rive tons of Niagara Lime, one ton of 16 pet cent. -$65.00. • "We will' put this against any, mixed Fertilizer, -dol- lar for dollar, for a three-year period. ,Use this on 10,acres 'yOu are seeding. LIME AND FERTIL/ZER ALWAYS, ON HAND , . Delivery el 00'pete tot otra anywhere within 15 , miles 'OE e bIthI Ternie .1 1, TILE MANUFACTURER Phone 136r2. ; Sealorth, roat