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THITRSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929,
CHAIN RED &WHITE
STORES
Saturday, April 6th, finishes our big Cash Sale. However, we will
continue big • values at all times. Buy your grub at the Red and
White and thrive.
Javel Water, bleaches snowwhite, bottle. lOc
Coffee, Red and White, freshly ground 60c
Asparagus Tips, about 60 tender spears, per tin. 36e
iSptnach, ,Hunts, a peck in a can, • tilt 19c
O'Keefe's Ginger Ale, add zest to• any party„ ; , . , , doz $1,80
Plus 3c Deposit on each bottle,
Chipsq, large package , , ..... „ , , . , , , , , , 21c
W. StewartPhone 77 ,M,
Ross J
Sproat
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Phone
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We pay the highest prices for good cream.
Our services to ourpatrons are the best that can
be given.
Do not send d your cream to other. , Creameries • we ' w n
it .here.
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To operate a Creamery we need; your co-operation.
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In'return for you co-operation • we will give
P you of our
best in. service and prices.
We are' agent for the M`llo
g e rte 'Cream Separa • m
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in and see the new Models.
Seaforth; Creamery Co Seaforth,
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C, A. BARBER; Prop.
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• EMBALMING
Motor or; Horse Equipment
W, J. WALKER, holder of"Go-
vernment diploma and license. ,
Flowers Furnished.
Night or:day phone 67.
D. H. McInnes
chiropractor
Of Winghana, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated,
Electricity : used.
=Just Try ..It
When you feel tired and
drowsy, :.slip around the
corner and get a massage'
at
SID'S
S
SHOP
You may come in with
a grouch but will go` out
with a smile.
Phone 125,
Pianos Tuned
Cleaned ' and
Repaired.
Chas. A. Noe.
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,
Residerice ••; James St.
A Bright School Boy.
Teab7ier-IWhat as ;Bolton
Joismity--IBoots and shoes:
Teaehei--�Oorrect.• And Chicago?
5ahil ty--iShoots alai booze.
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Opportuniiy
Municipal Bankers Corporation
Montreal Debenture Corporation
Canadian Terminal System
6 per cent.
Dollar for Dollar Gold Bonds
$500 and $1000 .' .
Interest ooupons payable half -year-
ly without charge at.either the Can-
adian Bank of Commerce or Domin-
ion Bank.,
Price: 100 and',acerued interest
There, has never been one dollar
lost since -Confederation on bonds se-
cured- as are these Dollar for Dollar
Bonds:
A D. SUTHERLAND
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate, ' Conveyancing,. Bond.,
and Investments
Phone 152
•
Removed- to New Office, opposite
Daly Ford Garage
Seaforth, Ontario.
Special Optical Offer..
Have your:` Ayes examined by our
it'eIl known and painstaking special-
.ist; Mr. Hug•lison, formerly optical ex-
pert for Ken
n is Toronto, and
t
Henry
Morgan \io n
ga & Co„ Montreal. You are
assured of the best optical work to
be obtained and at very - moderate,
cost. Our 'frames and mountings are
the best make of the best makers and
our prices are from $4.00 up. Tuesday,
\Wednesday. April 9th and ]0th;""Close
Wednesday at 4 p.m. Come early.
BtEJATTI�E'S RAIR, Seaforth,
BROTHER DIES SUDDENLY
The death occurred suddenly on
Monday afternoon while at work, of.
Mr. James Burdge, of Hamilton, bro-
ther of Mrs. W. F. McMillan, of 'Eg-'
inondville, 'Mr, Burdge was born in
Zorra 54 •years ago, moving while_
a young lad to the London Road near
Bru.cefield, He lived itt the West for
15' years, going, to Hamilton 6 years
ago. Four years ago he was married
to Miss McKay, of"Hatnilton, who
Survives, Besides his wife, there sur-
vive his mother; Mrs. John Burdge, of
Brucefield;.5 sisters and one brother,.
Mrs. W. F. McMillan, Egmondville;
Mrs. Thos. Chapman, Mrs. John Wat-
son, Mrs, Robt, Watson. and Mrs.,
Douglas Fo'theritfgham; aft of Tuck-
erstnith, and Mr. Fred Burdge, of the
London Road. All the brothers and
.sisters attended the' imam.' in Hamil-
ton on Thusday.
BORN.
McKIENZiIIE;-On Thursday, March
21st, .2•
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tote
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.Engaging a ,Booster,
' \!di, n I Started iai life/'said the,
successful fnau''`ptiui!pouslyy "I `resol-
ved 'teat my niiottp' Should be Get
thebr'beltltiel ttee'r S.'ttatie"`
Dxrellaitt,' nt'urmured• a listener,
"There's•r•nothnig, •tiite..,starting with a
good backing,".
Cuts acid 'Bruises '• Dihappear:-
\Yhen suffering fa'oiu cuts, swatches,
bruises, sprains, sore throat, or chest
'and .any similar ailment, use . Dr,
Tliohtas' ] clectric Oil, lts.• hegli,pg;:
power ts'vi'ell l.nown 10 every stae than
!of tli.e c''dm�tnniity. 'A bottle of'Df,
.Thomas l2clectric Oil should be,'lii.
every mealtime chest ready. for the
emergencies that may always be"an-
ticipated. .,
THS S`iAFOR'J'H NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
The tire brigade intend holding' _ a
euchre oil i'ueeday, April'16th,
Watch for particulars next week,
Master Woodrow Mercer of Tor-
onto, is spending his holidays with.
his aunt, Mrs, W. N. Keechtel,,
Mrs. J,' R• .Hillis and Mr, Arnold
Turnbull, 13;0„ and Miss Mildred
Ttirnbttll, of Tonott'to, spent the holi-
days at tate home of their mother,
Mrs, George T. Turnbull,
M. and Mrs. Alex. Muir of Oshawa
spent the Easter holiday with friends
in town, Mr, Gordon Muir returned
on Monday, with them, '
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Legg and
son, Willard, of Windsor, spent the
week end with Mrs, Legg's brother,
Mr, George MlGavin, and Mrs, Mc -
Miss
Miss A, M, Knechte1 of Burlington,
and Miss Grace Knech'tel of Ancaster,
are holidaying at their home in Eg
mondvifle.
Mr, and Mrs, A. P. Twidale of
Niagara Falls, spent the week end
with the latter's sister, Mrs, J. F.
Snowdon,
owdou,
Mr,
Leonard Brown of Toronto
spent Easter with his parents, Rev.
and: Mrs, T. H, Brown at the rectory,
Miss Ria Hills, Oshawa, is spend-
ing the vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Harry ,Stewart and children of
New Hamburg are holiday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Robert 'McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stetvens and chil-
dren, Kitchener, were Sunday visitors
with Miss. Belle Jackson,
Miss Mary
as ,
ksou
J of Toronto
University, s enit 1
P the holiday with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. L.C. Jackson.
Miss Lillian Morley is spending the
vacation at her home in Milverton.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Firdayson, Mil-
venton, are visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
Weiland,
and M
rs. •.H •Weiland, who have:
spent the winter with friends.in' Oak-
ville ,and Toronto, returned home last
week.
Ae very successful' euchre and•dance
was' held by the .Seaforth Bowling
Club in .the. G)W.V,,A. rooms on
Monday' evening. The fitsi.;.prizes
were won by:. -ladies, Mrs, ,William
Devereaux and •gentlemen's, .by Mrs.
F. G, B o�tltoins; of Woodstock; lone
hands, Mr. Lorne Date,
Miss Jennie McBride is 'speeding,
the week with Mrs FtNarnitaim in'Clin-,
tori, '
Miss •Jean- Cluff-of t,Loti on, ;
d N"orinal
spent the holidays, with::her parents,"
Mr. ,aitd'Mrs.,A; puff. i
IL. John Archbald, .;oE, ,Toronto
aphnt; the weekend W1th Iii; ,p -,»rents,
Mr r
atf4l
Mrs:
Arct
h Bald
Tuckersintth ,' .,;,. to
Misses Doris and'Kathleen' Twain
ley of Stratford visited their grand.
mother, Mrs.• Willtarri"Westeott,• and
Mr. and Mrs,ArnoldA
Westco+
bt.
Miss Gladys T
shorn son
of i
Y P Niagara
ora
g
Falls is spending P g the week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Thomp-
son.
Miss Dorothy Kerslake and Mr
nald Kerslake of Toronto, spent
helidtay with the parents, Mr.
d Mrs. W. E. Kerslake♦
iss Eliaaibeth Smith is visiting in
OS
and Toronto.
essrs, John McNay, Thomas
dds and John Cami be!l'are attend -
the
the Educational Association meet,.
itt Toronto this week.'
2r. W. H. Little, of Norwood, is
ndi•ng the week with his father, Mr.
rem Little. •
entember the play, "Twelve Old
ids," presented by the C.G.IT. at
st Presbyterian Church on Wed -
day, April 10th,
iisses Flossie Jlacobs and Violet
e and Messrs. Harvey and Will
t and Bob McQuarrie, all of Tor-
o, were Easter guests of Mr, and
. William Kruse,
rs. Peckelder, of Lansing, Mich,.
dsiting her parents on the Mill
d.
' and Mrs. \\rill am Charles-
th, of Toronto, are visiting with
and Mrs, James Stewart.
r. Thos. Grieve and Misses Bessie
Margaret Grieve- nidtored' to
dsor: over ;the week -end, ''Mrs
•y Grieve and baby Tom,',t of
dyor, who have been visiting here,
ltd with `the'nt
iss Bella. C. Siprbat received word
Ohilliwack,'B.C„ of the death
er sister-in-0aw, Sirs, George A.
at,
who t
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a stroke oke
and
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away on the _...25th day of
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Mr.
Mr,
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Mrs.
Mr.
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Mr.
the ho
smith.
Mr,
Miss Olive, of St. Marys; and Mr,
Mr
F. G. Bottoms and her'daugh-
Miss: Frances, ` of Woodstock,
bhe holiday at the "home of the
er's sister, Mrs.' A. F. Cluff. Mr.
its ,and Mr. Douglas •Moyer
also here.
Cliff Trott, of Schomberg, is
ittg the Easter holidays at his
here.
Brenton Kerr, of Buffalo, and
Howard Kerr and bit'. Leslie
of Toronto, spent the holiday at
owe of their parents, lir. and
Tames I{err,
and Mrs, James Gillespie, of
to, spent th'e holiday at the
of Mr. and Mrs, Neil Gillespie,
Rianald Reinke, Toronto, spent
liday at his home in Tucker -
and < Mrs.Rohl, Elliott ' au i
and Mrs, : -Bert Fell, of Chiselhtrst,
Tailoring
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
TAILORS
Give us a call
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TAilO'R1'INGtc
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10$ Downie St, STRA,TFORt
PLAY ENTITLED
`Twelve Old
Maids"
And -Program by Local Talent
Presented by the C,G.I.T. at
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, SEAFORTH
Wed
O
AT 8:15 P. NI.
Admission 25 Cents
EVERYBODY WELCOME
were guests of 'itIr. and Mrs. John
Love,
Misses Ida and Eva Love, of To-
ronto, are spen'ditig the week with
their parents,' Mt. and Mrs, John
Love, • and will return to the city on
Saturday.
IDr, Aubrey Crich and 12r. Fred
Crich,
of Toronto,
spent the holiday
t the
a home
of their
Mrs, W, A. Crich, parents, Mr. and
Miss Gertrude Crich, of Toronto,
arrived on Tuesday to spend the
tveelc-end at her. home here.
Mr, M. Patterson, of Toronto, was
a visitor last week at the home o•f Mr.
and Mrs. E, L. Box.
Miss Eva Fee, of Gerson, is spend-
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wellington Fee,
1
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avau Pontiac out
g, tac teat
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Was Wa in
Osl a
tnaon
Wednesday,
;Miss Louise Allen, of Ha'fnilton, is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, James Allen.
Mrs. John .Sproat and Miss Anona
Dale are spending bhe week, in De-
'troit.
Mr, Leslie \W'atsoit, of Toronto, was
an Easter vistor with. his father;, Mr.
James Watson • •
•hiss Florence' Laidlaw, of Toron-
to, was^•an Easter ••visitor at: her home,'
Mrs. Constable and family, of Ha-
milton, and Miss .Myrtle, Sharkey
were holiday. visitors with Mr., and..
Mrs. Nixon: ' '
Mrs. James Armstrong, of Blyth, ,s
visiting her brother,.' Mr. James Nix-
on. ' •
• Mr,'and'Mrs, W. E. Chaptnan.spent
Easter:. with their sons in• Bridgeburg, tdgeburg,:
Mr, Thos, •Gillespie,.. of Toronto,
was _a.,holiday •yia!tor=here
„Mr.. and Mrs W, •1+, McMillan• arid
\Ii•. Jaehes Allen are attending:, the
funeral of the, late Jtattres. Burdge„ Of
Hamilton, ` which takes .place, o i
Thursday,
and' Mrs, s, M'dArtet and "faintly,'
Guelph, and Mr. and' Mrs. Std Morton
of Port:Nelson, spent Easter -with
Mrs., J. H. Broad'foot,
Mr,
George Bethune g u e Left this week
for Port McNichol. 1�ich 1
o.
Mr. and Mrs.
George
Fitzgerald,
„f
Hamilton, Mr. Lance Norris, Toron-
to' and Mr, and 'Mrs, Jack Norris, of
Bruc'efield spent Easter with Mrs.
Hugh Wright.
aft, Jint. Smillie., ..oi Drumheller,
Alta„ has been visiting his father Mr.
W. R. Smillie.
Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Crawford and
son are spending the holidays do In-
gersoll..
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones left on
Wednesday morning for New :York
and: sail on Friday for Liverpool, In-
spector Black, of the Head Office,
ToroFto, is Acting Manager at the
Dominion Bank,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scott, ]3rus'sels,
spent the. week with the Misses Brine
and leave on Friday to visit their sort
in Hamilton.
• Miss Dorothy Hutchison, of St.
Catharines, and Mr. ‚George Hutchi,
son of London, were Easter visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Hutchison,
IRev, and Mrs, W. P. Lane and
Miss Helen Lane are holiday visitors
in Toronto
'Mr, Gordon Rolph, of Toronto, was
a holiday visitor et his home..
Miss McLeod, of Toronto, is visit-
ing Miss Jessie Bethune, -
,Miiss Mary Reid is spending the
week With her aunt, Mrs. Powell; itt
Stratford,
Mr. Frank Coates, Havelock, :s
spending the holiday with his mother,
Mrs, R. E. Coates..
Mr. Frank \icClinchey, who has
been fetter in the Zurich Bank, has
taken
a osition in
P the Seaforth
Creamery..
Miss Janet Govenlock, of Weston,
is spending the holiday With her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Govenlock,
Messrs, Douglas and Louis Wilson,
of Toronto, were •Easter guests of
their uncle, Mr. J. A. Wilson, •
•\lr. Thos, . Smith, Windsor, and
Miss Midell, London, spent Easter
with Mrs. A. 'E, Stark.
'Mrs. M. Woodley, of Preston, wits
a visitor with lir. and Airs, C.
Finkbeitter.
BRUCEFIELD.
The following is the report ' of
S.S. No, 3, Tuckersmith, for the
month of March, The percentage
'nark is stated after. each naive. A star
before a name indicates that the pu-
pil was absent for most of the exam -
Mations.
Sr, IV. -Janet Watson,• 78, Eliza-
beth Beoadfoot 74, Billy : Calwill 72,
Bab McCartney 62, Mildred Robins
60
Gordon 'Rrright 56, Evelyn Wil-
son 54,
,Ti',; 'IV, -Jean Watson 70, Willie
Popple 64, Bruce Armstrong 56, Nel-
son !Forrest 20, *!Robert Papple,
Jr. IDI. -'Bobby Dalrymple 69, Earl
Popple 62 W, D. Wilson 5"3, Arthur
Wright 44, James McCully 38, Mary
McCully 35, 'Beatrice Armstrong 32,
Howard: Walter 30.
Sr. H. -+Gertrude Walter 80, Annie
Popple 77, Alice Wright 75, Delbert
Taylor 28,
Jr, II.-bfaynte Watson $7, Flora
McDougall 76, Mac Wilson 70, Don-
ald MacDonald 42, Isabel Armstrong
30, *Annie 13. iicDougall,
Priaiter• 4Elsie Robins 97, Grace
Dalrymple 95, Ervin Sillery 90, Ivan
Taylor 80, _Muriel Wright 80, Myrtle''apple 74; Ruth' Walter 67, itelton
Taylor 66,. Morley Wright 44.
Teacher L. Boyce,
Mr. Wallace Ross, of Flint, Micit,
and Mies Grace;Itoss, . of Windsor,
are,spettdattg the Easter holidays with
their parents, bit', and Mrs,. 4Villiattt
A. Ross,
Mr, :Laurie Hyde- and Miss Erna
Hyde .are home Visiting their parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Joint Hyde, Stanley,
Mr, Alex, Hyde of Oshawa is hone
visiting his parents, Mr,: and Mrs,
Hyde, Stanley..
Mt•. and Mrs. Melvin Talbot visited
friends in Seaforth on Sunday.
Mr. Oscar Tebbutt and family of
Clinton moved to Brncedeld last week
and are now, occupying the rooms ov-
er C. D. Siutpsoe''s store.
Easter visitors, Mr. W. W. Me.
Queen and daughter, Sheila, of Tor-
onto, visited at the home of the for-
tner's parents and other friends last
Anna -Haughaoftan Haugh To onto spent the
week end at the home of their par-
ents, Mr. Lance Norris of Toronto
visited at the' home of his parents.
Mr, and Mrs. James Hill and fanc-
ily of Stratford, spent Easter Sunday
at the hone of Mr. A. Caldwell.
Mr, Ball Caldwell spent Saturday in
StnatEord, •
Afr. Lorne Taylor and family spent
Sunday at Grand Bend,
Mr, 5, McEwen agent Easter Mon-
day in Clinton,
Mr, Bert Royce spent Sunday with
Mr
Brill
e
Cald wl I.
1 2r.
Gordon
Keeler is spending the
holiday at his 'home in Mitchell,
,Miss Vera Pepper spent the holi-
day at her home ht Stanley,'
Miss Lillian Aikenhead of London
s visiting at the home of her aunt,
Its, T. B. Baird,
Mr, Elwood Stackhouse of Guelph,
vas a week end guest at his hone,
Miss Ina Scott of London spent the
week end at the home of her mother,
iris, A,T.
Scott.
Mr. ,
Jim {
t I tc
7 e hen
has. returned to
otonto aider visiting at his home
Miss Dorothy Robins has taken a
osition in Hensall,
Mr, .and Mrs, Lindsay Eyre have
eturned from visiting friends 'in
Michigan •
Miss Margaret Aikenhead of Lon
on was a • week end guest at the
otne bf her parents,. Mr, and Mrs. He
ikenhead,
Miss Laura Swan of Toronto ,rs
siting at her; home. here,
Mr: Clarence Aria strong, who ha;'
sen visiting' at his home here, has
turned to Toronto.
Miss Thane •Snider of London wase
oliday visitor at her -home here,.. a
Mr R MoNaughton of Thamesford.
visltitig at the home of his parents,..
r,' and. Mrs, John •McNaughton, .
Miss Edna. Th'omps'on of C'olliti
ood. is visiting g
qg at; her • borne ,here,
Mr, and' Mrs, 5, Cameron of Strat-'
rd are visiting at the home, of
i12eGregor, Stanley
Mr, and Mrs,•Jlim Hill of Stratford
e visiting; friends • hete. •
Miss '
Heleu,lDavidson of, •Londoq.
s a week end visitor at the horne
her,ano�ther; Mrs.;A. Davidson.
Mr. C. H. Haugh is attending the
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Misses' Leila -and Eva Stackhouse'
and Mr, Elwood Stackhouse visited
in Blyth at Sunday, •
Mr, Clifford Broadfoot of Flint, was
a .week end guest at his home. -
Mrs, F. Todd of Toronto is visit-`
ing•fnfend's here.
Mr. and Mrs. J..B. Aikenhead and.
daughter Jean of London visited with
friends here on Friday,
Miss Aldrige and Mr. Vine, of Lon-
don, spent Easter with bliss lav
Gipson and lir. Gibson.
Mrs. Arthur McQueen and Miss
Mary' Gibson are spending a •few dais
at the end of the week with friends in
Landon.
Eyre -Douglas,- .The hone of Mr.
and Mrs. William Douglas, Bruce -
field, wa's the scene of one of the sea-
son's prettiest weddings when their
only daughter Margaret Ann Pearl,
was united in marriage to Lindsay
Eyre, son of lir. and Mrs. George
Eyre of Tuckersmitlt, Rev, Mr. Mc-
Elroy of Hensall, officiating, The
pride entered ..the.. drawing roost on
the arm of her father and took her
place ,before. a beautiful arch of pink
and white• banked with Boxwood •and
ferns. She was gowned in pink satin
trimmed with' gold' lace. Wearing a
veil caught with orange •blossom's and
carried• a bouquet of sunburst roses,
maiden hair fern and sweet peas.
Miss Irene Douglas of Hensall played
the 'wedding march. The groom's
gift to the bride was an anniversary.'
clock and to the 'pianist a string of
pearls, s. Immediate
I after e
r the cere-
mony Y ce e
mony the guests repaired to the dim-
ing room. which was decorated in pink
and white where dinner was served
to about sixty guests. For trat•elling
the bride donned a dress of independ-
ent blue crepe navy coat, with coney
fur beige haat and shoes. They left
amid showers of confetti . and good
wishes for Windsor, Detroit and oth-
er points. When. they return they
will reside at Brucefiel'd,' Guests
were present from Marlette, Mich,:
London, Seaforth; Hensel', Hills_
green, Zurich and .Chiselhurst. One
of the guests was the bride's grand-
mother, Mrs. Anti Hudson, of Hen -
sail, who is eighty-nihe years of age,
A feature of the event was the fact
that it was the 29th anniversary of
the bride's parents.
BAYFIELD.
'Mrs. H, Miller and daughter, Rose
Mary MMillet', of lit. ,Clemens,Mich.;
Miss Lola Elliott and Mr. J. Miney,
of Detroit, spent Easter with Mrs.
W. Elliott. '
Miss Elva IDewat•, of Toronto, and
Mt, 'David Detvar, of Chalk River„
are spending the Easter vacation at
their Home. • •
Misses Anna and Gwen Elliott, of
Toronto, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
H
5,
rosea
Miss. Ethel Jowett, 'New Dundee,
utcl Grace Jowett, of London, :are
holidaying at their home,.
Dr, E. P. Lewis and ,Mfrs, Lewis, If
T'oronto, spent, the Itolitlay with Dr,
and Mrs. N'• W. ,Woode.
Miss Abut McKay returned to To-
ronto on [Monday haring spent the
Easter week -end at her 'home.
Miss Ruth ldusetem returned to.
Ionclem on Monday, having spent the
holiday with her patents, Mt•, air!
Mrs, S. 2Itteston,
Rev. R. M. Gale, bits. Gale arid'
Miss Gladys Gale motored to Kitch-
ener on Monday to visit the Forster%
sister for a few days,
Mewls L4W euce and ,Fred F,owlie.
spent .Easter at their home,
Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Fisher, Ruth,
Jean and Jint;Fisher spent Good Fri-
day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, F.
A. Edwards.
Mr, Pirie spent the Easter week-
end at his home at Listowel.
Pub-
lic W. Rae, principal of the Pttb-
School, is.. spending the Easter va-
cation at Itis home at Wroxeter,
Miss Thelma Ritz, of Toronto;,and
Mr,'S. Castle, of Clinton, are holiday-
ing at the former's home,
Mr. G, Elliott motored to London
last week.
Mrs, J. Fraser, who Inas spent the
wetter gat-°Goderich, returned to her
home last: week,
Miss •Mary Wild of 'Toronto spent
Good Friday et her home,
Mr, and Mrs.' G. Knight of Toronto
spent the week end with the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, F. 'Gemein-
hardt,
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Percy Weston of 1 t-
chener" spent the holiday and nveelc
end with Mr. and Mrs, H. Westort,
Mr. Clayton Weston., who has spent,
some time in Detroit, returned home
last 'Friday,
Mr,
.R
Rich, J ch
who
spent
the' i
p t a
week
n
'village e re +-
4
returned
to ,Detroit t on'Sak-
urday, ;
The Young' PeoP1e of Brucefiteld
church
will Present" the play
"TUE PA'T'H OVER THE HILLS"
r -in--
Winthrop (''lurch
Friday, April 5th
At Eight O'Clock
Admission: Adults 35c, Children 20c
' WINTHROP
Air, and Mrs, Ferg. - Bullard and
children, Ur..Jno, Bullard and Miss
Jean Holland motored to London on
Saturday, Mrs. Bullard intends stay
ing a week with her parents, lir. and
Mrs, Jam. Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarke and
Miss Margaret Johnston spent Sun-
day friends ein
tndsVarna,
Quite
t a number S2 t u tube
r Ero
nt here attended
ended
the Spring Show in Seaforth last
Thursday afternoon,
Mr, Archie Campbell of Toronto,
Miss Jean Woods of Galt is spend- spentrs,aures wCatm is parents,
rents, Mr. and
ing the Easter vacation at her home, • J M Jack
Campbell returned to Toronto with
Death of Robert S. Blair, -It, was his brother to attend the Trustee Con-
e great shock to the community when'veution in Toronto this week,.
it was learned of the sudden passing o, and Mrs Melvin Clarke
at his home about 11.30 aan. on
Thursday hursda
last, March
, y
2.8h
h.
He had
been '
t dra
wing gravel all m'orning,, had
put 'his team away and gone to the
house, was sitting in the dining room
and when Mrs. Blair' entered in a
few minutes found he had passed
away, liior,sottte time he:has had heart
attacks,at;d. had, remarked that morn-
ing to, -,the hien with .whom he was
tvorkmgarliat •he had pains aroupd his
heart' 'tut thgttgbt it wop1d pass away
as'efore,' Bob; as he was known, had
1 wide circle 'Of' friends who will re-
gret to':Itear of. his sodden' passing.
Fie'-was,,•born• in -Goderich township.
March- 5th .1370; son aria Samuel and
Elizabeth 1B1a r,-_w.ho, with their; fam-
ily, ,•,carte -.k •d3ayfield, forty-seven
years ago.; lie. was married to Miss
bfunie.I V'.t' smolt daughter of Mr. attcl
Irs, Rlahard Weston of 'Goderich
Towhsitifil,' nbti' of "'Bayfield, tIe. is,
survived'b3' his ivido'w, three sans and
one daugghter:Wilmer and Robert, at aye m Totgnto,,
hone•r..Qeagge:.of Detroit, and.
Harold,,$tandon„.of -:B eld �:Mrs, Mr. John MdGsatI 'shipped` ta ape
titt'g tiro.blters and, Ave sisters,.
Also car'tload of horses to ' • ' 'con Sat -
sisters, • John urday, "
•Blair „Shtjit Ste:" 'M ria,• Thomas
of Robert S. Blair, which took lace Tuesda. a rtn ar c spent
P Y 'aa London.
Misses Edna Campbell and Minnie
Wheat
W le are Y spending tt
P their r East
er
v coli'
a on with their parenMs,•
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doltnage en-
tertained a few . of their friends last
Friday evening, , everyone ..enjoying
themselves,
Miss Lydia Reid `is`s;pending her
Easter holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reid of Harlock,
DUBLIN..
Miss Anna • ltolyneaux, of Kitch-
ever, spent the week -end with her
parents here.
Miss \clary Beale visited friends ,n
Stratford on Saturday.
Mr, and 'Mrs: T. Oihlyner, of Tay-
istoek; were Sunday visitors• at the
home of Mr, and. Mrs,-James•Shea.
Me, and Mrs. Michael Feeney, ' of
Detroit,: are visiting their; many
friends:anopod here. .
+Mr.. John .Arnold
i J w} is spenili g a few
days 4
yr
West
Superior; for
Pot h Hait,ii ' p Blair;
iS Baie.:
b t Jennie' Blair `�Sau]'t � Ste.
Marie; ;Mr's Atlex McKenzie,'Saskat-
chewatr; Mrs: Thomas Ward, "Strath..
cons, Alta,; Mrs. 'Robert Harris, Port.
Hurn •..
Mrs '
n Peter
McGee, eeStanley
.ton
ts' i
th.
The, te,
T funeral
was held' on
Satur
da a
t� the ' y` ,fternoon:front his late home
13a3slteld cemetery, Rev. R, 'M
Gale coeductin a o .
g' most ,impressive'
service: It was one of tlie largest fu-
nerals ever -seen in'B'aylfield. The pall-
bearers 'werti, George Lindsay, John
'Lindsay: Wm.- Higgins, Robert Pen -
hale. 'Jahn- Cameron and Chris, Park-
er. Relatives present from a distance
were Georg . Blair, ,,Detroit; John
Blair„ Salt Ste, Marie; ,Mrs:Harris,
Port Huron. The bereaved have the
sympathy..oi. many friends in 'their
loss,
The`'following teachers 'tire/holiday
ingat home; Misses Annie McGrath,
Marie'.Bemmnge',Evelyn:: Delaney.
iMrs. Jas. Maloney returned to St.
Joseph's hospital on Sunday. for treat-
ment.
Herat
an f
nen
ds
, wish to
- see'
her around•
soon.
Mis Thm
l '
Miss es
Henn
ick, t k, of Stratford
is visiting at, the home of Mrs, Alex,
Darling,
Miss Mary McDaid, of Galt i
spending her Easter holidays With hes
sister, Mrs, Gar, Smith. •
Miss Mary Hills of London, and
Miss Ruth Hills, of. Exeter; are holi-
daying at their home in the village.
Mrs,. Thos. Burns has retorned home
after a pleasant visit with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Strnb'b, in Kitchener.
htr, and Mrs. Charles Henttisk, .of
Stratford, were guests of Mr, and Mrs
Alex Darling on Goad Friday,
A Good Portion
of beet served toyod fdr the evening
meal roasted about, medium, with the
blood gravy : oozing through, gives
ane a foundation. It just,makes one's
mouthwater to.think of it. How
was that last piece o1. meat .we sent
your Wasn't it fine , t "
GLO., :-CAMERON
Your Butcher' -
Phone 58 ...Seaforth.
•
Notice
The business conducted by the
late Charles Gordon Thompson
will be conducted the same. as
usual by
J. 11.. TIIOMSON
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