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OUR SPECIALS FOR ONE
WEEK FROM DATE
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Special Offer 8 -oz. tin 45c, 16 -oz. tin 75c
Pineapples are cheap this year. We have plenty of them
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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.
We are agent for the Mellotte Cream Separators. Come
in and see the new Models.
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Motor or' Horse Equipment , ..
W. J. WALKER,.holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
McInnes
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Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial' Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Electricity used.
W,
MISS HARRISON
of Stratford
will be at
Pullman's
Barber Shop
every Tuesday
to do MarceHing
Phone 125
for Appointment
Pianos Tuned
Cleaned and
Repaired
Chas. A, Howey
Residence -fames St
For 'Both House and Stable.—
There is a .good deal of.• similarity
physically speaking, between • human
beings and the' Lower animals., Both
are subject to many ailments arising
from inflammation and to all manner
of cuts and bruises !Dr. Thomas'
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entirely
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remedy 'for, such ailments and mis-
haps in both :Annan 'beings and. the
louver animals..
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Seaforth, Ontario.
ST. COLUMBAN,
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Misses Mildred and Gentrude 'Mc-
Grath of Guelph spent the week end
at their home here,
Mr. W. 'L. Holland has returned to
Windsor after visiting friends,here.
Mr, and Mrs. James E. McQuaid'
spent Sunday in Stratford.
Mr. Joseph Melady has returned
from Detroit for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christopher
have returned to' London after visit-
ing friends'heie,
!Several of the people in the parish
are` sporting new cars: Terry Flan-
nery, an Overland Six, Louis O'Reilly
•a Chrysler and Joseph Kale, a Ford'
sedan.
Mr, Joseph' Carlin is putting a ce-
ment wall under ' his house, Mr.
James Hart has the contract, so Mr.
Carlin is assured of a good job.
CROMARTY.
.Mrs. S . Speare and Miss Olive
Speare have returned from Toronto,
Mrs. 'Speare will spend the summer
here.
IS'tratfo•d Presbytery meets in "Cro-
marty Presbyterian Ohurch on 'Tues-
day, May 14th, The ladies of the con-
gregation will serve dinner.
The price of hags reached a high-
water mark of nearly 14c "' here this
week.
BORN.
MAHER—In Brooklyn, N. Y., on
May 5th, 1929, to Mr, and Mrs.
John C. Maher (nee Mabel Bullard)
a son.
MaaFARLAuN'E,—In McKillop, on
Monday, April 29th, 1929,' to Mr,
and Mrs.•David MacFarlane, a son.(
• TOWN TOPICS
Mr, and Mrs, S. J. A. Boyd, of
North Dakota, are spending a' few
dayswith r, and Mrs. RobertAgar,
Mrs• oyd •is Mr, Agar's sister;, e
trip was made by motor by way. of
Minneapolis
Prof, Graham, head of the poultry
department. O.A'C., Guelph, called on
Mr, James M, Scott, at Sunny Crest
farm, on Tuesday of this week,
Messrs: Joe Eckert and ;Harry Ful-
ler were home for' the week end and
have returned to Georgetown to re-
sume their duties for the King �Con-
straction, Ca.
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Hoggartli and
Miss Ethel McDougall visited with
M,„ and Mrs. Brown, TucGkersmith on
Sunday, Miss McDougall, nurse -in -
training of Detroit, is Spending her
vaea'tionwith her mother.
Mr, W. A. MelLaren, of Montreal,
editor of the "Blue Bell", the well-
known tnagazine .'publ'fshed by the
Bell Telephone Company for its .em-
ployees, was in town last week and
called at the News office.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath, of Listowel,
visited during ,the week -end with Mr.
and :Mrs. Wesley Free.
To -day, Thursday; May 9 is Ascen-
sion Day. There is a new moon and
an eclipse of She sun.
Spring weather is coming slowly.
Miss Jessie Bethune spent' the past
week in. Toronto.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has been
in Toronto for the winter, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. E Kerslake.
Miss Margaret Armstrong, of Wes-
tern University, is"spending a few
dayswith herparents, M
p re its, r, and Mrs.
A D,Armstrong.
Mr.and •r
Mrs. H. Francis
Usbarne
Township, have moved"into their'
house on Goderich street, recently va-
cated by Mr, Harold Dale,
Mrs, Heigh Wright is spending the
week in Detroit where Mr. Wright is
confined to- the hospital with blood
poisoning,
Mrs. M. Kenchen, Saginaw, Mich.,
is the guest of Mayor W. H. and Mrs.
Golding. •
Cadet Inspection at the Collegiate
this year will be on Monday, May 27.
The Select Vestry of St, Thomas'
Anglican Church met Tuesday even-
ing at the hone of '14r, and Mrs. S.
Leyburn, Tuckersmith.
Mr. Jack Regier is having a mod-
ern gas station and car storage ad-
dition built on the vacant lot south of
his garage, R. Ftost and Son, Sea -
forth and'Mr..Rapien, Brodhagen, are
doing the work,', the tatter having
stanted layntg., the foundation this
week.
iMrs,'(1Dr.) Neal, of Peter'boro, spent
a few'days with Mrs, R. H. Ferguson
and other friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Bates, of
Goderich, and Mr. Will Logan and
Miss Logan, of Varna, were visitors
Tuesday with Mrs. W. L. Keys.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hall and son
Bernard and.Mrs. John, Robb and
Miss Nina Robb were Sunday guests
of Mr, and Mrs, J. R. Govenlock.
IN ACCIDENT.
'Whilereturning eturt in from Hamilton t g ttlton ou
Tuesday afternoon about five o'clock.
a c'at driven by Mrs.Wilt Wright, of
Tuckensntith, came within a few
inches of going over a steep embank-
ment east of"Stratford, Mrs. William
Oke and son .Roy of Seaforth, Mr, and
Mrs, E. A. Hearn of Hamilton and"
Mrs. Wright, the 'five 'occupants of the
car, were travelling toward Stratford
When a car driven by Mr. Edmeston
of Kincardine, behind them, attempted
to pass on the second turn at the
Little ,Lakes, Trying to avoid an on-
coming car which he had not noticed.
Mr. Edmeston struck the Wright car,
wrecking the front and side of their
car and hurling it against the cable.
Three posts were snapped off- but 'no
person was injured as the car stopped
,within a few inches of the embank-
ment. Mrs. Wright and her sister had
gone to Hamilton Monday to bring
'their father and mother here for the
summer.
MEET AT CHATHAM.
The third annual meeting of the
London' Conference bnanoh of the W.
M. iS. ,oaf the United Church' of Canada
will be held in Chatham on May 14th
and 15th. Reports of secretarys will
include,Strangers, Mrs. R. A. Lundy,
of Nile;'Missionary'Mon't'hly,'Mrs. W.
H. Willis, Wingham, and literature,
Mrs W. Naftel, •Goderich,
,On Wednesday morning the devo-
tional period will be led by Mrs. W.
P. Lane, of Seaforth, and Mrs. Archi-
bald, of Woodstock,
CONSTANCE.
Mr. and lairs. Ernest Adams and
Donalda visited friends at Staffa on
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles McGregor returned
Monday from Seaforth hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love and
Miss Ferne Love and Mr. R. Patter-
son were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Britton,
Miss Mildred Britton, of Toronto, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. !Britton,
Mrs. Jack Ferguson entertained a
number' of friends on Tuesday last.
Mr, Wm, L. Jamieson, o,f Kitchen-
er, spent the week -end at his home,
Mr. Jamieson intends moving to Kit-
chener withina few months,
TaiIoring
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's.
TAILORS
Give us a call
COGHILL
TAILORING CO,
108 Downie St, STRATFORD
DIED IN STRATFORD.
The death occttrred in Stratford
Thursday afternoon last of Benian
M Williams,.ttres"ident of the 11.
liams.+Trow Knitting Company,'Lt
ited, after' two weeks' illness. The la
Mr, Williams' wife was formerly Mt
Elizabeth Boyd, being a daughter
Mrs, S. Boyd, and a Sigler to Mrs.
J. Gibson, Sea'fotth. Of Mr. Airillia
The"BeaeonlHetald sayst
The late :Mr,. Williams was a tr
example of that rare figure, a se
made man, Beginning at the very bo
tom of the ladder in the textile i
dus'try, he worked his way up until
became one of the leading tights
this business'itn Canada, His optnio
in bite Matter of woollens was const
ered one of authority throughout t
Dominion, a life -Rime spent in pract
cal, first -!hand study of the industry i
every one of its many phases glvtn
hint a vast experience, which was pe
haps equalled .by no one in Canada.
Born in 1864 in the town ,of Niaibet
South Wale's, he received his educe
tion in public schools and a privet
school. • He then began the earee
which was to lead him to such prom-
inence in ,the texltile world at the wool-
len mills of David Humphries and son,
Narbe'th. Here he was employed until
the age of seventeen, when he decided
to try his fortune in his country's Do-
minion across the Atlantic.
His first position in Canada he ob-
tained in the woollen mills at Belle-
ville. After working there for some
•time, and g'ainin'g some of the experi-
etnce which later stood him in such
good stead, he moved to Streetsville,
entering the employment of the Bar-
bour Brothers, in that town, He stay -
int Str i
ed eetsv ile tor three years,
when he was given an offer by the
VenlEgntohd Brothers in Seaforth to
become superin'tenden't of their mill.
When the young mill worker accepted
the offer the VanlEgmonds soon dis-
covered that their confidence in hint,
had not been misplaced,
• After remaining in Seaforth. for
four years, the late \4r. Williams
:came to Stratford, .and obtained his
first .employment here with the late
E. G. Dufitod and softs, who owned 'the
old woollen mill on Huron street, near
the Court House. He was general
manager of this mill for 15 years. 'In
1911, he orgainzed the company now
known as the . Williams -,Trow ICnit-
ting Company, Mr. Williams was. pre-
sident Of this company up until the
time of his, death.
Always actively interested in the
civic life of his community, he had;
'borne his share of the duties incident
to citizenship. He. was elected to the
Board of .Education in 1904 and while
serving in this capacity was chairman
of the +Supply Committee.. He also
served on the city council, being an
aldermen during 1.910. He was a mem-
ber of Avon Lodge, No. 14, and a
member of the Congregational church.
A staunch Conservative, he was al-
ways keenly interested in itis coun-
try's affairs.
He was generous almost to a fault,
and enjoyed immense popularity am-
ong his 'employees. His loss will be
deeply felt in every business and so-
cial circle in the city. so well was he
known and respected. Of late years
Mr.WilliamsW thad taken a keen in
tetest in aviation and enjoyed' many a
ride with pilots who came to Strat-
ford.
He leaves to mourn their loss his
wife, who was formerly Elizabeth
Boyd, of Seaforth; one daughter,
Pearl, Mrs. C. J. Fletcher, Montreal,
and three brothers, William, Edwin
and James, all of Narbeth, Wales. -
HARLOCK.
Death of Mrs. Abery.-The funeral
of the late Mrs, (Rev.) Jas. D. Abery,
who died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Jas. H. \Vatt, Toronto. took
place on Saturday, May 4th, front the
S. P. 'Myer's funeral home. Burial
•
was made to 'Mount Pleasant ceme-
tory. Services were conducted by
;Rer. Mr. Jackson, of Toronto, a life-
long friend of Mr. Abery. Many love-.
ly Roral tributes were ggiven. showing
the esteem in which iblrs," Abery was
held. Among them was a beautiful
wreath from Burns and Knox Church,
!Besides her husband, she leaves to
mourn her loss, one son, George of
Vancouver, and three daughters, Mrs.
Dr. Wilson, Toronto; Mrs, Jas. Watt,
,Toronto, and Mrs. (tDr.) Gray, of
'Walkerylile.
The people of Burn's United Church
were very sorry last week to hear of
the death of Mrs. ,(Rev.) Abery, We
wish to extend our deepest sympathy
to Rev. Mr. Abery and family,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stevens of 'Clin-
ton, 'visited at the home of Mr. anti
Mrs. Robert Ferris on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, !Dave Reid and Wat-
son visited Mr, and Mrs. Bert Allen
on Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Jamieson, Etnma and•
Clifford, also Mr, and Mrs, Isaac
Rapson and Marie visited Mr. and
Mrs• David Watson of McKillop on
Sunday.
,Mr, James Watt of 'Blyth, also Geo:
and Mr: and Mrs. Leo Watt and chil-
dren of Turlock motored to Toronto
on Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs, (Rev.) Abery, which was held
on Sunday. While is Toronto they
visited at the hones of Mr. and Mrs.
'James Watt Jr. and Mr, and Mrs.
James Scott. They returned Sunday
bringing Mrs. James Scott, who is
visiting at the hone of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Sinton McVittie, for the
week.
Rev. Holmes of Clinton conducted
service in Burns Church on Sunday
instead of Rev, Mr. Forrester and
this Sunday, May 12th, Rev. MrFor-
rester will have charge of the service,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Jenkins of Clin-
ton, visited at the home of the fortn-
er's aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Ro-
ibem t Ferris. on Sunday, ,
Watch for the wedding bells which
are expected to ring to the east this
week,
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Allen of
,Northern Ontario, visited at:the home
of Mr, arid Mrs. Bert Allen on Satur-
day,
The May meeting of Burns' Ladies'
Aid was 'held at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Knox on Thursday y y with a
good attendance. After the business
part of the meeting, the remainder of
the afternoon was spent in social chat
and quilting, The ladies are content-
plating
ontentplating having a strawberry garden
party, which you will hear - about
later, A. dainty Moult was ' served.
The June meeting will be at the home
of Mrs, Thomas Appleby.
Misses Isabel Reid, Marjorie Col-
Son, expected to go to Guelph on:
.Tuesday by motor and return. .the .end
of the week. They were appointed to
go as delegates for the Blyth Junior
.Farmer's "Institute. ,
Messrs, John and Guy Leiper. also
A. W, Beacom visited at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. I. Rapson on, Friday
evening;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm, Bell, aecompan-,
led by Mrs. Samuel Ruddell and sister
were in Clinton Saturday night and
visited Mr. Samuel Riddell, who, we
are sorry to say, is at present in Clin-
ton hospital, having part of a finger
amputated one day at the end of the
week and having an operation for oth-
er troubles on Monday morning, We
wish hitt: a speedy recovery.
LONDES'BORO.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pipe, of Gode-
rich, spent Sunday with the latter's
mother, Mrs, Mountain, of the village.
Airs, Johnston and Miss (Helen
spent Saturday with London friends,
They were accompanied home by Mr,
Johnston,
Mrs. Nott and daughter were in
Winghasn Satttrday,
Mr. T. Sampson returned to his.
home in Palmerston last Monday af-
ter a week's visit with friends 'here,
Mr. and Mrs, E. Adams and Miss
Brigham spent Saturday in London.
Mrs. Mains and Miss Lizzie return-
ed to 'their home here on Thursday
last 'after spending the winter mottths
in Chicago
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey were callers
in Wingham on Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid met at the hoine
of Mrs, John Harvey and quilted a
quilt, afterwards a lten cent tea was
served, the proceeds amounting to a
nice little bit,
The missionary meeting will 'meet
at the home of Mrs. B, Allen on Fri-
day. We hope to see a nice lot of
ladies.out.
Mr, Tom Millar, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs, A. McCool, motored to
Drayton on Sunday last to see Mr.
Millar's brother -in -lath, Mr, C. White,
who is seriously ill.
Rev. Mr, .Abray was called to To-
ronto on Wednesday last owing to
the serious illness of Mrs, Abray. Mrs,
Abray later passed aw*ayy at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. games. Watt.
T,he• deepest of sympathy is extended
to the bereaved ones.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Riley and boys
spent 'Sunday the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. J. Freeman,
NORTH McKILLOP.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Thornton
were visiting friends in Clinton on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Leeming
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Dr. and Mrs; Proudfoot.
The ,farmers couldn't do much last
week- eek aswas it such a wet week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton were
visiting Ur. and Mrs. nH, Brodhagen,
of Dublin; last Friday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Regele were
visitingat the hone of Mr, and Mrs.
D. •Regele ,on Sunday last.
Mr. John Patterson spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Dan, Regele,
McKILLOP,
Lest You Forget.—That there ex-
isted about fifty years ago a village
named Roxboro of the banks of the
Maitland (River in McKillop, That
the first school in that section was one
built of logs and standing where the
present Maitland !Bank Cemetery now
is. That its successor was one of
brick built upon Lot 30, Con. 3. That
the third and present one stands on
Lot 30, Con. 4, That there is to be a
grand Reunion of teachers, scholars,
and residents, of the section past and
'present, on July 4th on the grounds
of the Seaforth' Golf Club. That every
one of these will desire. to be there,
That it will be necessary to send them
an invitation or they may never hear
of the event. That you may have the
names and addresses af'many of these.
That the Secretary would like those
names and addresses now while you
are reminded of it, lest some one may
be disappointed by our neglect. That
for your ootvenience you may leave
your lists at Mr. Thos. Dickson's seed
store or mail them direct to the Sec -
R,
retaryIR,i., Mr. A. A. Cuthill, Seaforth.
Mother's Day will be observed in
Duff's .Church of Sunday next,
The pupils of !No, 4 spent a busy
Arbor Day around tile school and the
afternoon in bhe bust: at Mr. Mat-
thew 'Beattie's.
•Mr. and Mrs. James 'Kerr and baby
Maxwell and Mr. and :Mrs, David
Kerr, all of "Milverton, were Sunday
visitors with 'Mr, and Mrs, W. J.
Shannon on the fourth.
William Eizerntan, of Mitchell, has
the contract for of
a new
$13,000 Lutheran Church at Monk -
ton.
VARNA.
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We are sorry to report Mr, Stelck
is under the doctor's care and we hope
to see him about soot.
!Week end visitors Mr. and " Mrs.
Geo. Foster, of Windsor; Mrs. Mc-
Naughton London; Miss Irene Chu
ter, London; Mr. and Mrs. McNaugh-
ton, Kitchener,
Mr. M. Elliott shipped live stock
to Toronto Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Reid of London.
spent Sunday with friends here,
Mrs. J. Rothwell is spending a few
days in Windsor,
Dust Causes Asthma, ',Evett'a little
speck too small to see will lead to
agonies ,which no words can describe:
The wails of .the breathingtubes con-
tract and it seems as if e very life
trust pass F••ctni this condition Dr,
J. D, Kellogg's Asthma Remedy
brings the user to perfect rest. It re-
lieves the passages and normal
breathing is firmly established again,
Hundrets of testimonials received an-
nually prove its effectiveness,
Waiker's
Furniture Store
PRIN€ is here and we are read -
y
with the finest line of House Frnirnish,
ings ever offered.
Complete stock — good selection for
every room in your, home.
FLOOR COVERINGS in alt the New Designs.
CHESTERFIELDS & LIVING ROOM FURNITURE a Specialty
DININGROOM & BEDROOM SUITES made by the best Factories
in Canada.
Every Department is ready for your inspection. You wilt find
Prices very moderate. We also handld a splendid line of. Slightly
Used Furniture, at very low cost.
1 slightly used Sherlock & Manning Player Piano with large quantity
of rolls. 1 slightly used Mason & Rlsch upright Piano. Both in
splendid condition,
. J. WALKER
CHISELHUR'ST.
,Bortz—To Mr, and • Mrs; Gordon
Wren, a daughter, on April 17th,
Mr. Ted Taylor of Toronto was
home over the week end to visit his
father, Mr, tRichard Taylor,
Mr. William Slavin has put up a
nice garage for his car. ,
Mr. and Mrs, G. T. Wren and )Ag-
ues, visited his sister in St. Marys on
Sunday.
Mr. William Cooper, who has been
in the hospital at Seaforth for some
time for an appendicitis operation,
has recovered sufficiently to return
home.
Mr. Richard Taylor and Thomas
Richardson have 'bought the Hodgert
fifty acres in front of them.
• The ladies of Chiselhurst are having
a special meeting in the church on
Tnesday, May 14th, A special speaker
will be present,
Miss Liza McKaig of Hensall was
visiting on Sunday with her sister,
Mrs, Noah Horton and also at Lloyd
Horton's on the boundary.
Next Sunday a ladies' choir will be
at the service in honor of Mothers'
Day.
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs, Rothwell of Toronto, who has
been visiting friends in the village for
the past few weeks, returned to her
home last week.
The Misses 'Ina and Marion Gray
of Egmondville, spent Sunday at the
home of their uncle and aunt. Mr, and
Mrs, James Moodie,
Mothers' Day will be observed next
Sunday. 'There.. will be a Mothers'
Choir and a seruao,n preached to the
children and parents.
The congregation of the United
h
C arch listened
with much pleasure.
to the services, conducted last Sunday
morning and evening by the Rev. W.
D. McDonald of .Egmondville. Rev.
W. A. Bremner preached in Port
Stanley.
The Marion Oliver Circle will hold
their monthly meeting Friday even-
ing at 8 .p.nt,( when an address will be
given by Miss Leader, graduate of the
Bible School, Toronto, An invitation
is extended to the women of .the con-
gregation.
Whether the corn be of old or new
grotwth, it must yield to Holloway's
Corn Remover. Want and For Sale ads, 3 times SOc
WINTHROP.
Mr. attd Mrs. Joseph 'Little spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geddes of
Belgrave.
Mr. Jim McClure, Miss Ethel Mc-
Clure, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark spent
Sunday with friends in Varna.
Miss Minnie Wheatley spent the
week end with Iter parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wheatley.
Miss Isabel •Eaton spent Sunday
With 'Miss Margaret Johnston..
Mr. and Mrs, James Hudson of
Seaforth
spent Sunday evening, with
Mr, and Mrs, Sol Shannon.
Mr. Ferg. iSmalidon, of Walton,
called on friends in the village on
Sunday,
Miss Almira Shannon spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. !Hiram
Shannon, of London, last week.
Miss Margaret Eaton spent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Eaton,
'Mrs, Habkirk spent a few days
with Mrs, R. Campbell and Mrs. S.
Shannon.
HILLS
GREEN
Mr.
and Airs. Roy
Consttt
spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. Thomas
Consitt s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Daytnan.-of Tuck-
ersmith, were Saturday visitors with
Mrs. E. Troyer.
Misses Agnes and !Annie Cochrane,
of Clinton, spent Sunday at Mr.
James Love's,
Miss Muriel Carlile, of Clinton,,
spent the week -end •a't the hone of her
parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Farquhar and
family, of Brucefleld, were Sunday
visitors at the home' of Mr. W. Car-
lile.
Ifrs. Chas. Stephenson is spending_
a few days with Mrs, R. Stephenson
Sr., Goshen Line, Mr. Stephenson's
mother, who is very ill at present.
The W.M.S. are having a quilting'
bee in the basement of the church on
Wednesday of this week.
STANLEY.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster, of
Windsor, visited their many friends
in and around Varna the past week.
Mrs. Robert McClinchey and son
Frank, of Goshen line, visited relatives
at Auburn on Sunday.
•
A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal roasted about medium, with the
btacd gravy oozing through, gives
ane a foundation. It just makes one's
mouth water to think of it. How
was that last piece of meat wesent
you? Wasn't it fine.
GEO. CAMERON
Your Butcher.
Phone 58 Seaforth.
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