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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-09-12, Page 8RAFORT N W ' THURSPA 12, on iiEnALL. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan jMrtin, who heve 611elit the at few months visiting fid s it Galt lia.ve returned home here. Mrs. Freek Bean, while returning 10 her home, 00 the Lolidoll Road on Satertlay evening was run into by a ear, She was thrown out of her bug- gy and dragged kr .some distanee bot fortunately escaped with OnlY A severe shaking up, tr Mr. and Mrs. William Penhale of Exeter were pleasant callers with friends in to Wn 011 Sunday. .Mr. and 'MA'S. Alfred Hunkin and family of Farquhar were Sunday vis- itors at the home of Mr. 'W, Le' Mc- Laren and family. Mrs, liunkin, vvho reeently returned from St, Joseph's hospital, London, is progressirig fa- verablye Quite a number from here attended the ,funeral of • the late, Mrs, William jarrott.of Hillsgreen on Satraday af- ternoon. • Mr. Colin Hudson, who ;is one of the largest' bean grOwers in Hensel', leas finished harvesting his crop end reports a good yield. Mr. anct Mee, Wm, •Flynn of Cen- tralia and Mr. and Mrs, George Flynn of Clandeboye, called on friends on Ivionday, Mrs, W. J. IsfeLeao of Hamilton is vting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. Miss Grace Forrest left foe London recently where she has secured a good position. • Mrs. Thotna.s Pepper, who had the misfortune to fracture her hip recent- ly, is doing as well as can b‘e expected. Mrs, Thomas Appleton has returned from Denfield where she was engaged in nursing. Miss Edith Foster of Tonawanda, who has been spending the past couple of weeks with relatives in town, returned to her home oe Thurs- day accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. T. Murdoch. ;Mrs. Downe of St. Thomas has been visiting with ivIrs. John Blotch - ford and other friends in town. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Simmons speet a few days in Toronto. Mrs. John Merdoch and sister, Mrs. Hannah Taylor, spent Friday with their sister, Mrs. John H. Petty, west of Hensall. Miss Margaret Hatbkirk has accept- ed a position as assistant in the post - office. ,Miss Alma Sentiton left Monday Inc London where she intends to train Inc a nurse in Victoria hospital. Miss Mary McKaig of Exeter spent the week end at her home here. Mr. Herold Scruton lett Monday for St. Thomas where he hes secured a good positiop. Mrs. Christina ,Doegall and daughter Miss Cassie, who have spent this last six months in the •States, have return- ed to town. ;Mrs. Lee Hedden has gone to Ham- ilton where she intends to reside. Mrs. Samuel Steacy has returned to her home here 'after spending a couple of weeks at Ifillsgreen. Reeve Robert Higgins was in Go- derich Tuesday on business. Mr. T. C. joynt, after being in the general store business Inc the last 14 years, has de.midied to give nap business and is matting a special sale of his large Stock. Saturday was the first day of the sale and large crowds took advantage of the bargains offered, Mr. Louis Clark went to Mitchell Friday to hear the Hon. Howard Fer- guson. who was speaking there. School Fair Winners. — Spring wheat, Marquis (quart) Bert Thomp- son, Hay Ne, 14; Ruth Bell, Hermit; Doris Alexander, Hay 14. Marquis wheat (eheef) — Ruth Bell, Bert Thompson. Oats, No. 144 (quart)—Jim Mc- Ewen, Hay 10; (sheal)—Jim, Mc- Ewen. Barley, Nm 1 (qeart)--Myr- tle Thompson, Hay 14; Edith Dick, Hay 14; (sheal)—Myrele Thompson, Edith Dick. Sweet Corn—Ray Foster, Enma Kipfer, 'Stewart 'Creme (I'lay 14), Gladys Saundercock, leek Farquhar. Margolds—Annie Coleman (Hay 10), Vera Rapp (Hay 14), Doeglas Sangster, Harvey :Hudson. Turnips— Alfred Rapp, no ,name, 'Arehie Mc- Gregor, 'Beets — Keith. Buchanan, Ruth Cole, liary Clerk, Harold Hig- • gins , ;Harold 'Foster, Jessie 'Dia, Carrots—Mildred Fallick, Jack 'Cole, • Mona Glenn, Catherine Drysdale, • Margaret Shepherd, Elva 'McQueen. Parsnips—Bill Glenn. Onions—Ir- ma Ferguson, Helen Glenn, Doris Al- exander, Mabel Fee, Jean Foster. Winter Wheat (quart)—Jim Mc- Ewen, Vera Ropp, Archie McGregor, Alfred 'Rapp, 'Shirley Koehler, Billy Glenn. 'Potatoes—Irish Cobblers — ,Malbel Fee, Dorothy McQueen, Annie Cole- man, Bob ;Higgins, Irene Mousseett, • Mildred iFollick. Green Mountain — Gladys Jarrott, .Bill Higgies, Alfred Ropp, Irma Ferguson. 'School collection of vegetables—S. S. No. 14, Hay. Pie Pumpkin --Shir- ley Koehler, Benson Dick, 'Stewart Dick, Douglas Sangster, Jim MeEwen, Dorothy McQueen. Flowers—Asters—Max 'Hudson, Ray Foster, Helen Dick, Laird Hudson, Margaret ;Shepherd, Alice Pfaff. Phlox—Mary Coleman, Vera Ropp. Zinnia—Jack 'Farquhar, Harold Fast- er, Mae Wolf, Ruth Coles, no name, 13erhara Shepherd. African :Marigolds Thoinscen, Bill Glenn. Calen- dula—Laird ;Hudson, Harold Boiethr- , on, Irene Mousseau, Blanche Thomson Mona Glenn. •French Marigolds — Mary Clark, Wilma 'Green, Annie Col- eman, Alfred Rope,: ;Norma Cook Cosenos---Ruth Bell, Myrtle Thomson, Salpiglossis — Mabel Fee, Mildred Fcllick,'Kathryn Drysdale. Coreopsis —Jean Poster, 1Ceith •Boob -alien. Din- iuug roorn table bouquet—Mary Cole- man, Keith 13uchanon, Pearl Hanpole, Elva McQueen, Robt. Drysdale, lune Sunclercoek, •,Apples—Northern Spies — Douglas Sarigster, Beatrice Miller, 'Blanche ; Thor:mum, Jim McEwen, John Alex- ander, Illert Thompson. 'Basket assort- , ecl 'freits—Ruth ;Cole, Dorothy Deters, Gladys Satindercoek, TIM McEwen. ' Poultry, Eec.—Barred Rock , cock- eerl—Jimmie McEwen Mary Cole- , man, Myrtle Thomson, Shirley Xoeh- ler, 'Alfred Ropp, lleert Thomson; pul- let—nrirnie 11./cEwen, 'Mary Coleman, Ed, lOorbetrt, Shirley Koehler, Alfred , RoPP, Dorothy. Drometond, White Women Why Suffer Periodic Pohl NIXIE= will relieve neriodio pain, headaches, baokaches, weakness, nemeea, eJeeplessuess, end naany other ailments from whiola fey women are entirely free, A won- derdul reoonstruotive Nerve Tonto. 'MERE clan be obtained, in either liquid or tablet to= at II1.00 pee bottle or box, WERE LABORATORIES, LIMITED 126 Wellington St. West TORONTO 2, ONT., CANADA SOLD BY Keati,ng's Pharmacy • SEAFORTH At Your Local Drug Store or direct, Leghorn, cockerel—'Douglas Sangster, Vero Ron, 'Stuart Dick; pullett—Stu- art Dick, Douglas Sangster, Vera Rapp, Dog—jack Simmons, Lloyd Moussean, Herbert Drummond, llvlax Hudson, 'David Sangster, Kenneth Menns, Pr. 'Rabbits—Bob Passmore, Robert Drysdale, Laird Hudsion, Lloyd Brock. Any other pet—June Semodercoek, Herold Bonthrou, 'Ken- neth iPassmore, Edaa Sauadercock, Harvey Hudson, Shiriey .Koehler' Dozen brown eggs—Irma Ferguson, Mary. iColeman, Bert Thomson, Bilis Higgins; white eggs—Gladys Jarrott, Irene Itfoussean, Helen 'Glenn, Mona Glenn, Margaret MaciGregor, (Blanche Thomson. Market Lamb, about 55 lbs.—Bin Glenn, Mona Glenn. Pr, bacon hogs 1704230 llbs—Bert Thomson'. Baking, Ete.---School•luncli—Marg- ' 'wet MacGregor, Ruth Coles, Dorothy Drummond, Irnfa Fergesen, Edna Satinclercock, Gladys Saundercock. Oatmeal cciokies — Marioe Doris Alexander, Margaret McGreg- or. +Layer cake with icing---ilieletr Glenn, Mildred Follicle, Isabel' Mary Sundercock, Beatrice Willert, Annie Coleman, Edna Corbett. Lemon tarts --Retell Glean, Isabell Mary Sunder - cock, Vera Rapp, Dorothy Drum- mond, -Myrtle Thomson, Mildred F1 - lick. Apple sauce—Dorothy Doirgall, Mildred Polack, 'Vera Ropp, Ruth Coles, Blanche. Thomson, Doris Al- exander. Vegetable salad—Margaret McGregor. 'Dorothy Drummond. Shir- ley Koehler, Mary Little. Cream Fudge—Vera Rapp, Myrtle. Thomson, Bert Thomson, Beatrice Willert, Mona 'Glenn, Dorothy :Drummond. Peanut Brittle—iGladys ..Saundeecock, Helen Glees, Bert Thomson, Dorothy Drummond, 'Bianche Thomson, Myr- tle Thomson. Holder Inc Pots and Pans—Wilma Green, Nellie Fee, Duse Cap — Mildred .Pollick, Dorothy Dnummond, Janet McIntyre, Mabel Pee, Gladys Jarrott. Plain apron— Edith Dick, Nellie Fee, 'Mildred Fol - lick. 'Dresser scarf—Mildred Myrtle Thomson, Helen Glenn. Arti- cle made from school fair ribbons— Mona 'Glenn. Lunch cloth—Mildred Follick, Annie Coleman, Edith Dick, Olive 'Lenemon, Myrtle Thomson, Mary ,Cniernen. Foot ruler—Jimmie McEwen, Nor- man 'Sinclair. Match holder—Jimmie lefeRwen, Annie Coleman. Round bread board—Archie McGregor, Jim- mie MeRwen. Any model in wood— Jiinmie McEwen, Shirley Koehler, Myrtle Thomson, 'Blanche Thomson, Archie McGregor. Scrap hook — Blanche Thomson, Stuart Diok, Dor- othy Dougall, Alfred Ropp, Cecil Kipher. Artificial flowers (sweet peas)—Janet McIntyre. Collection of weeds—Myrtle 'Thom- son, Bert Thomson, Jim McEwen. Coll. of Woods—Jimmie McEwen, Bert Thomson, Mytek Thomson. School collection of insects—JS. S. No. 14 Hay, Miss Finnigan, Writing—"Monning Hymn"—Jack Coles, Barbara Sheppard, -Mary Clark, Irma Ferguson, Wilma Green, Herm- an Wolff. "The Land of Nd."—Ron- id Peek, Jean Foster, Loretta Bell, Ivan Kipfer, Jack Wurm, Archie Mc- Gregor. "A Wet Sheet and a flowing sea"—Ross McIllroy, Ruth, Coles, Annie Hueser, Andrew McKenzie, Kathryn 'Drysdale, Shirley Koehler. "Christmas"—Kathleen Rabbles, Myr- tle Thomson, Edith Dick, Margaret 'McKenzie, DorattY Corbett, Irene Motieseau. Drawing—Group of apple, potato, etc.—'Irma Ferguson, Russell Hedden, Stanley Tucker, Jack Coles, Douglas Sangster, Elva MoQueen. Group of 3 fruits—Tvan Kiefer, Ronald Peck, Ro- bert Dr3-sciale, Dorothy Deters, Arch- ie McGregor, 'Enna Kip•fer. Union jack—Shirley Koehler, Vera Ropp, Ross Malroy, Wilmer Jones, Marg- aret Kennings, Elmer Hayter. Calen- dar design--Ilelen Glenn, Myrtle Thomson, Stewart Bell, Alvin Bell, Jim McZwen, Edith Dick. Maps—Huron County — Ronald Peck, Jean Poster, Ivan Kipfer, Jade Munn, Kenneth Elder, Dorothy Dat - ere. North Arnerica--Rost iMortroy, Ruth Coles, Dorothy Drummond, An- nie Coleman, Edgar Wurrn, Edna Corbett. The British Isies---jirn Me- Eweiu Garnet Motesseau, Harold El- der, Alvin Bell, Emma Wurm, Helen Glenn. Essay—Vera Ropp, Shirley Koehler, Irene Smale, Aonie Cole- man, Edna Corbett, Doris Alexander. Historical Sketch—Emma Wurm, Ste- wart Bell, Jim McEwen, Myrtle Monism,' Gladys Jarrott. ,Ptilblic speaking—Myrtle 'T,horrison, Vera Rapp, Live stock judging cern- Lpetition (boys)—Aidon .Appletom. Ste- rt Crerer, Stewart Bell, John .Alex- ander. Poultry jodging competition (girls) ---Beatrice sWillert, Edith Dick, Myrtle Thomson,. Helen Glenn, Glad- ys Jarrott, Minnie Sangster. Weed naming contest—Shirley Koehler, jno. Alexander, 'Myrtle 'Mormon. Beatrice Willert, Annie McIntyre, Gladys Jar- rott, Spelling ntatch—Normnn Sin- clair, Myrtle Thomson, Annie Cole - Man, Harold Elder, Edith Dick, Mare HtntphflL School Hensall 1, PTensall 2„7-Terisall 3, Hay No, 10, Hay No. 14. Special T. tat011 Ce., Chatlpion "ii,,,roSwen, Myrtle -Thomson, Vera Ropp, DUBLIN. :Rev. Mr, lifo•wn of Seaforth gav'e services ae St. Itturye Church, the little white elverets on the highway, on lest Sundae', Whi0h was ert1OYed by all Present, We are Pleased to know Rev, Mr, Capper is able to he o•round Mr, Joseph Parcel' of Streeford and his mother and aunt called on friends io totem Sunday. Very serry to keow Mes. Loohy'e father, M Rya% is Very illat her home in the village. 'Mr. and Mrs.. Keeler of Dunnville are visiting their friend, the Smith Brothers of town. Mr. Thontae Murphy was a week end visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Murphy of town. Mr. and, Mrs, Billy Curtin were the lucky couple to bripg home the first prize at St, Bridget's Inc the best waltzers. Mr, William Smith his returned te his hostile at Dunnville after a visit with hi's relatives of the yil,lage. tWe are sorry to lose the Judge fa- mily from the Dominion Hotel. They are going to Detroit, The sale a the hotel and household goods will be held on Monday, Septeniber 23rd. Miss Walkant Of Stratford, the pub- lic school teacher, hai9 910arted her school witb a very good attendance. Mr. Eddie Litt, our new garage man, is kept quite 'busy at the end of the town. Our new chapping mill is running in swift order. The 'nen are 'kept on the hop now. We wish them good success. Mr. anti Mrs. Gerome Jordan of De- troit visited the former's parents, aver the week end. Mr. Murdoch and •sister, of Buffalo, residents of Dublin fifty-one years ago, visited Dublin during the week. This is Mr, Murdoeh's first Visit to Dublin since moving away as a Child and he foencl many changes in the place and people. Ur, James Red- mond and Mr. John Recknond were old acquaintances. Dr. and :tetra. Traynor moved to Kitchener on WednesdaY. The dc - tor has secured a good practice in that dity. Mrs. William Byrne returned home from Detroit on Saturffay • last alter spending a couple of weeks with friends 'in Detroit. • ' Mrs. Patrick Ryan Jr. and 'family have gone to Detroit to visit her mo- ther, Mrs. John MciLear, who 'has been in poor health for some time. es,reel,;v:alo rialtizieJordan, from SudburY, is visiting at the home of Mr. ' and mr Mr. John Brennan took out a fine lead of corn to..mer new ,eanning, face tory on Tuesday. The ,many friends of Mrs. Joseph Hickey art glid• to hear that 'She es able to :be around again after her :ser- ious illnese. • • Miss Verna Drake of Stratford spent last week at the home of her parents, Me. and Mrs. John Drake. Messrs. Mike Coyne and jina O'Reilly have returned from their vis- it to Toronto. One of Mr. Dan Matthews' hens this week laid a very large egg, vehic'h weighed nearly half a pound. Dan is a great hen imam iMr. Joseph Feeney has returned to Landon to renew his studies at St. Peter's Seminary. Mr. 'VVilfred 'Feen- ey and his mother, Mrs. William Feeney drove over With him. A dance will be held in St. Pat- rick's Hall, Dublin, on Friday even- ing, Sept. 13th. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 'Mitchell orchestra. Ad- mission 50c. Jordan-Deres.—A pretty wedding was solemnized in St. Mars Church, St, Clair, Mic.'h„ on Saturday, August 31, when Anne Deres, deu,ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Deres of St. Clair, b.e.caine the bride of Jerome Jordan of De- troit, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan of Dublin. They were attend- ed by Mrs. Byrne of Detroit, sister of 'the groom, as matron of 'honor, arid Mr. Deres brother o•f the bride. The youthful bride was prettily gowned in ivory satin with lace veil and her at- tendant in pale green chiffon trimmed with white. Following the ceremony, thirty-three guests sat clown to din- ner at the bride's home. Among the guests were Mrs. Leo Fortune, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Moylan, of Sea - forth and Mr. John Kenny of Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan then left on it honeymoon 'by motor. On their return they will reside in Detroit. The beide was the recipient of many gifts at showers given in her hon•or, and also cheques. ST. COLTJMEAN. Mr. Martin Melody of Detroit spent the week end with friends here. Mr. Neil Klein and family of Pon- tiac. Mich,, visited here the past week. Mr. Michael :McQuaid of Detroit is spending his vacation with friends here. 'Reverend Father Dantzer has re- turned after a pleasant vacation in Western Canada, Mr, John Flannery Jr. spent the past week with Detroit friends. Mr. James Lane of Teeewater spent the week end with his mother, here. Miss Mary Feeney has returned to her school in Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Connell and family of Detroit visited friends here recently. WINTHROP, Mr. Archie Campbell of Toronto spetn a few days with Mr, and Mrs. James Campbell. Mr, and Mrs. Fell. Bullard, Mi. and Mrs. Mel Clarke were London visitors. Mrs. A, Sperling and children, Eve- lyn, Maudie and Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Carmichael of ,Grey were London visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Scott of London are visitiog Mr. and Mrs. John Montgom- ery. 'Useful in Camm—Explorers, sur- veyors, prospectors and hunter s will find Dr, Thomas' Eolectric Oil very useful in camp. When the feet and legs are wet and cold it is well to rub them freely with the Oil and the result will be the prevention of pains in the Mitecles and should a cut or contus- ion or sprain be sustained, nothing could the better as a dressing 01 lo- tion. eash ofily rIV0aY SOAP FLAKE, 3 Ages 210' tSOMME SOAP FLAKES, large pkges. . ...... . P, G. SOAP, 10 hars ,,, , „ ,, 39P GOLD SOAP, 10 bars , • . .. $9c suRpaasE SOAP, 10 bars . ....... , ... . . . SOP SUNLIGI-Pl"SOAP, 10 bars 58c FELS NAMITH,A SOAP, 10 bars • 69e IT WILL PAY YOU TO EUY FROM W. J. FINNIGAN • STANLEY. 'Mr. F. A. McKenzie and, Mr. R. Rutherford of .51, Loins, Mo., left last week after epenceing a couple of weeks With the formees sister, Mrs, J. J. Richardson, Bayfield Road. Qn their trip east they drove the 750 miles frorn St. Louis in a day and a halfh Te "Misses Brownett and nephew, Mr. Ardell Grainger, spent a few days last week visiting the former's °sister 4'11,S1%,TJ11.°1-41Ia.sPhinney and daughter Elizabeth returned Sunday after spending several days with her sister, Mrs, J. J. Richardson and lIr, Rich- ardson, Mrs, Phitiney had just return- ed from a 7,500 mile motor trip through the western Provinces to 13anff, through the States to California and back to Detrciit. • Miss 'Grace Manson of Victoria 'Hospital, London, is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Manson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Agnew and son Seeborn of Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy MdBride last week, Miss Beatrice Cower of Kippen was the guest of Miss 'Etrima,Mc- Bride last week. •.Goshen United Church held anni- versary services on Sunday. Rev. Roy Geiger of Preston, formerly of Zur- ich, had charge of both services, morning and evening. Beautiful anth- ems were rendered- by the 'choir 'for ihe oecaSion. - • iMrs. Sievenseof • Beticefielci visited 'her brother, Mr. W. J. Tough,.during the past weeks • , •IMT. and 'Mrs, Rnbert Turner of .Lu - can spent a few days with their daugh- ter, Mrs Gecerge Campbell last week. Rev. J. W. Penrose visited on the 13ronson fine an 'Wednesday and Thursday of 'last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rohner and Mr. and Mrs. W. Sparks spent a day at London, Quite a nten'ber from the Bronson took in the anniversary services at 'Goshen on Sabbath last • HARLOCK. We are pleased to know that Mrs. Angtts Reid is still improving and hope she will soon he completely bet- ter. The Ladies' Aid cif Burns' United Chticrh 'held their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Bert Allen on Thursday. The Misses Amy and Erie Parsons visited their friends, the Misses Mc- Ewen of near Clinton on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mrs. MoKinley of Clinton visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Angus Reid on Monday. - The Misses Florence Watson and Estella Murphy were in Clinton on Monday. The Misses Isabella Reid and Mar- jorie MciEwing spent Tuesday in London. • Mr. and Mrs Charles Parsons'and the Misses Amy and Ewa Pers'ons were in Stratford on Saturday. A yoting people's meeting in con- nection with Burns' Unitedl Chuirch was held at the home of Mrs. Bert Allen on Friday evening. CLINTON. The many friends of Miss Winni- fred Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, formerly of Clinton and now of Detroit vrill note with interest the recent marriage of Mise Hamilton to Mr. Ernest Dietzsch of Detroit. The young couple were united on the morning of August Mat at 9 o'clock following a wedding break- fast given. at ,the bride's home 56 Dele- ware Avenue, Detroit. The ceremony was ,performed by Rev. Wolfe of the Woodward Avenue ,Preabyterian Church in the ,presence of relatives and close friends of the bride and groom. The :bride was beasttifully and attractively attired for the occasion in a morning gown of grey georgette with hat, pimps and hose to match. Following the ceremony the young couple left on a 'brief motor trip through Ontario. Mr. Dietzsch has distinguished ,himseff as an automoibile designing engineer a unusual talent and ability and has Inc several years past been employed by the Chrysler Corporation and is now sunder con- tract with General Motors. While with the Chrysler Corporation Mr. Dietzsch did ,much to beautify and improve the lines of Chrysler ear bodies arid now as asaistant to the •Chef Designer of General Motors is engaged in remod- elling the designs of the many pro- ducts manufactured by this corpora- tion. Following their return the Young couple .will reside in the IPlaza Mart - men's, 1127 Seward Avenue, Detroit. All Night with Asthma. Everyone knows how attacks of asthma often keep their victims awake the whole nicht long. Morning finds him wholly onlfittecl for a day o'f business, and yet,. business must still be carried through, All this night suffering anti Leek of rest can he avoided by the prompt use of Dr, I) Kellogg's Mama Re- medy, vishih positively does drive away the attacks .111111111010MMIMMOIMIIMINNIMM•01•• MANLEY. iMiss Elizabeth Murray and Mary Eilen Dempeey left last week to re - same them duties as teachers in Wind- sor and Gnelph, Mr. and Mrs, W. Manley were vis - hors at the home of Mr. • and Mrs. Henry McIver in Hiblbert lastrisv Sun - The dry weather still continues 4nd it makes it impossible' to do fall ploughing and ehe cattle are suffering Inc food and water in a great many places, - Mr. F. Reit-art has returned treun an extended visit to Barak', N.Y. .The many friends are plea'sed to learn that Mr, George Steurreagel is improving with the special care that his sister, Mns. Finnigan from N.Y. is giving him, • The summer fiu has ;been quite pre- valent in our burg but not of.a sericite nature. 'Worms Teed upoo the idtaility of children and endanger their lives. A Simple and effeictive remedy is Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. Want 'and ForSaleAd.s,, 3 times 56c NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Applications 'sealed . apd . marked. "Tender -S" 'will be received by ehe un- dersigned until noon on Thurseley, September 19th, Inc tee erealion and completion 011 Or before Dec. 15th nee:et, of new schpol building 26'x40' ix S.S. No. .5, Tiernberry.• Plans and titedfiatiOnS 1110 seen aftee Seipt 12th at reside -dee of SecretaryeTreas- urer, 17, ,con. 8. Lowest or' an. teeder 'not -necessarily ' accepted. Marked cheqoe of 5 per cent. of 'cen- tred- price to accompany terfder. THOMAS GILMOUR, Seey-Treas. Sept. 7th, 1929. R.R: 1 Winigham IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HURON. In the Estate of Yoseph Nicholson, Deceased. TARE NOITICE that all persons hav- ing claims against the Estate of Jos- eph Nicholson, who died at the Town- ship of "McKillop on the ilth day of July, 1929, are required to send to the undersigned On or before the First day of October 1929, a statement in detaif of their claim or deism yeei- fied by affidavit. • And further sake notice that on and after the said laet mentioned dote the Executors of the said Estate will pro- ceed to distribute the same amongst those entitled thereto, having regard only to such claims as shall have been received by them. :Dated this 5th day of September, A.D. 1929. :LOlPTUS E. DA,NCEY, :S'olicitor for the Executors. 40 AUCTION SALE 01 Valuable Hotel Property and Con- tents of Same, in the Village of Dublin, Ont. Mr, Thomas Brown has received instructione from Mr. P: M. Judge to sell b'y public auction on Monday, September 23rd, 1929, at one p.m. sharp, the following valuable proper- ty; The Dominion Hotel, which is e three-story 'brick building, containing 20 bed rooms, two parlors and bath room, with hot water system through- out, There are thnee tote on which there is situated good frame barn, hen house. garage and a brick pig pen. At the same time and place the fol- lowing Chattels wiil he sold by public auction —48 bed room suites, together with mattresses, beds, and bedding; 1 parlor suite; 10 linoleum rugs; 1 brussels carpet rug; 6 rocking chairs; 1 writing desk; 3 parlor tables; 3 couches; 1 sewing machine; 12 sa.ntple tables; 5 Inc cream parlor tables; 14 ice cream parlor chairs; 1 cash regis- ter; 1 show case; 5 sidelboands• a large quantity of dining room and' kitchen menses, knives, forks. cutlery, dishes, gees/ware, etc., 6 extension tables, 24 dining room.chairs, a number of bed room and kitichen chairs, 4 kitchen babies, 2 kitchen e'aogis, 1 coal heat- er, 1 euPhoard, washing machine, nearly new; 1 Clothes mangle, 1 town mower, 1 Ford touring car, I comp- lete portable saw mill in first class re- pair, doing a good cuselom business, 10 cords a shore dry wood, one PA h.p. gasoline engine, anvil, vise, sugar kettle, etc. Live Stock. --11 good working horse and 70 choice young hens. Tenms 011 Property, --Ten per .cent. of purclia,se price on day of sale, bal- ance within thirty clays ig Terms on Chattels—All sums of $10.00 and under, cavil, over- that amount, 4 months' credit on approved joint notes, No reserve as the proprietor is re- tiring front business. P. M. JUDGE, Preptr. Dublin, Ont. j. Holland, Clerk. PROPERTY FOR SALE, A good eight roomedfinme houSe with. wood , shed atniebed, electric light, furnace, sot walet•iu the haus, 0 I good W,e11, SW le nail btta. be pi 4 0U24, or apply to MRS. W. OLIV- t6arli;ge. large 6,rden. Telephone -A, Sesforte ,R,R. 3, Main Street, Eg- mondville, ' . 39 . • WANTED. Second-hand, baby' buggy wanted.' Apply at The krovis Office. 37 ROOIVIS, yi RENT. ko en , :Comfortable s in Beattie Block. Apply to EATITIE BROS., Seeforth. • 01710 WOOD 'FOR SALE. Dry soft elm Wood for sale. JOHN A, MTJIRIRAY, Pbone 3740, Dublim • • 39 • FOR SALE Twenty-five lice .•Oxford ewes, from 2 to 5 yearVApply—to FRED kfcCIJY,MONT, rtva. Phone 6221.24 To RENT. :Bright, cheerful rooms to rent, ov- er Mr. Wias store. Two bedrooms, living room, kitellen with town. water. .Apply to W, G. wrriDt(s, Seaforth, - 38 FOR SALE. One Fordsoo .tractor, first-claas shape, Foe .Wrticulars. apply to 'COl/40IJOHIGHe pnos. ,Sea,forth. RiR. 2. 38 BAKE SALE. Duff'si Church, McKillop, are hold- ing a sale of lipme baking on Sept. 21st at 2.30 o'cieele in the .store beside Mr. Hill's shoe Woo. Sea.fonth. 38 • HOUSE FOR 'SALE OR REmr. Frame dwelling, comfortable, con- venient, hot and cold water, bath, toi- let, etc, Immediate poasession, A. D. SUTHERLAIND. InsuranCe and Real Estate, Seaforth, Phone 152. FOR SALE. A couple of springers. near fresh- ening, Apply to Lot 17, Con: 8, Mc- Killop. Phone 240r24, Seaforth. C. LIITTLE. 38 WANTED. :• ;Home laundrying. Apply to Box 89, Seafotith, • 37 RANGE FOR SALE • 6 hole range with high oven and reservoir, in good 'condition, or Well exchange Inc shatter one Apply to JOHN SPROAT. Victoria str. Sea- ford'. . , HOUSE FOR SALE. • On. corner of James and Ann sta., seven -room house, town water in house, electric lights, good basement. Will sell very reasenable. One-fifth acre. Stable on property. Good gar- den. Property all in gond repair. Ap- ply to MRS. W., McMICHAEL, Sea- ford'. 3511 • LUMBER'. Have you got those boards or planks—those pieces you so often need but have not handy. Get them nhw. E. L. BOX; Seaforth. 3311 FOR RENT OR SALE. Eight -room brick house on East liViitit•dsterV, !IC,tfitr bv,cal:terro, rooms, cel- lar,lignt. furnace, all in good shape, tor rent or sale, Appry to ADAM HAYS, Seaforth. 2311 FARM FOR SALE. 100 acres in Tuckersmith Township, lot 9, con.' 9. Good buildings. Poss- ession this fall. Owner forced to sell on account of ill health. For further particulars apply to HENRY FOR- SYTH, Kippen, Onts, RR. 2. Phone 134r24. 36 FARM FOR SALE. 100 acres, lot 11, concession 6, in the Township of Tuckersmith, 3 miles from Seaforth, 5 miles from Kippen and Brucefield, convenient to schools and church. On this farm are excel- lent buildings in first class repair, Hard and soft water in both house and stables. This fartn is thoroughly under -drained with tile drains and Es fenced and in high state of cultivation. This is in every way a first class and up-to-date farm nicely located on the Kippen road. 'Possession given this fall. Terms reasonalble. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, THOMAS OILOUGH1LIN, on lot 11, con, 6, Tuckersmith, Seaforth RR, 4. Phone 131r31, 3511 TENDERS WANTED. Tenders for the repair of the Win- throp 'Drain ISouth Branch, also Hill - en Drain*in the Township of Mc - Kilian, will be received up to Satur- day, Sept. 14. Tenders will be opened at 8 p.m. Carnegie hall, iSeaforth. Ten Mtn., Carnegie Hall, Seaforth. Ten per cent, of contract to accompany tender, tLowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Pla.ns, etc., may be seen at lot 35, con. 3, MoKillop. JOHN MoNlAY, 37 Clerk. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wednesday, Sept. 111th. Butter, per lb. 35c Eggs, per doz. ......... Potatoes, per bag, Hogs, per cwt. ...... $10.26-$10.75 Want and for‘Sale Ads, 3 times 50c Nation-wide Fame—There is scarce - y a corner of this great Dominion where the merits of Dr, Thomas' EC- ectric Oil have not been tried and proved. It is one of the world's most efficient remediea for sore throat, aine back and many other ailments arising from inflammation, Rubbed on the skin its healing power is reasi- ly and it can also be taken tern'ally. sroNAL cARDS. Medical. HUGH ROSS, Pilysicha add'Surgeora Late of London Hos- pital, Lozacioi, England. Specie; attention to diseases of the eye, ear nose and throat. Office arid resid- ence behind Dominion Bank. OfSce P,hone No. 5; Residence Phone NC R. F 3, BURROWS,Seafortk., Office and residence, Goderich street5. east of the United Church, Coruna: Inc the County of Huron. Telephone No, 40, DR. c. MACKAY—C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trinity University and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. DR, P. J, R. FORSTER—Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Graduate lat Medi- cine, University of Toronto 1862, Late Assistant New York Ophtkat- mic and Aural Instit e, Moorefieles Eye, and Golden &ware throat MA-. pitals, London. England. At Comm- ercial Seaforth, 3rd Monday is eaoh month, from 14 a.m. to 3 pan. • DR. W. C, SPROAT,--Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, 'London. Member' a College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aberhares Drug Store, Main St., Seaforth. Phone 90. Dental. R. -J. A, ;MUNN, Successor Se Dr. It R. ,Ross,:.graduate 61 North- western University, Chicago, Ili LP, centia•te Royal College of Dental &try- geons, Toronto. .01fice over Sill's hardware, Main St„.Seaforth. Phone 151, DR. F. J. BFCHELY; graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeon Toronto, Office over W. R. Sudden grocery,,Main St., Seaforth. Phone& office 18SW, residence 1853. Consulting Engineer, S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tar.), 0,L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada..Office,•Seaforth, Ont. • Auctioneer. .GEORGE ,ELLIOTT, 'Licensed Auctioneer for 'the County of litiroa Arrangements, cart. be Made. for • Seale Date at 'The' Seaforth News. Chargat moderate end satisfaction guaranteed, WATSON AND REID'S REAL ICSTATE AND INSURANCE AGENC• Y (Suecessors to Jatnes Watson) latiATN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. , All kinds of Insurance *risks effect-, ed at lowest rates in First -Chia Companies. THE McKILLOP Mutual Fireinsurance Ca, FARM AND .ISOLAfTED TOWN PROPERTY, OW L. 1', INSURED, Officers—James Connolly, Goder- ieh; Alex, James Evans, Beechwood. Vice President; D. F. McGregor. Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors--rWm, Rinn, NO. 2, Sea - forth, John 43ennewies, Brodhamm; James Evans, Beachwood; M. Mc- Ewen. Clinton; James Connolly, God- erioh; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Sem- forth; J. M. Sholdice, No. 4, Walton; Robeet Ferris, Harlock; George lite- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield, Agents --Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Carl- ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray. r.r. No. 3, Seaforth;' J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; -R. G. Jarrnouth, Bornholm, James Kerr and John Govenlock, Seiforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other business will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. Relieves Asthma at Little Expense - =Thousands of .dollars have hew vainly spent upon remedies for asthma and ‘seldom, if ever, with any relief. Dr. 3. D. Kellogg's Astilatra Remedy, despite its assurance of benefit, costis 'so littleithat it is within reach of all. It is the national remedy for asthma. • Inc removed from the class of doubt. - cul and experimental preparation& Your dealer con supply it. THIS. WEEK END, NOW SHOWING JOAN CRAWFORD - • ANITA PAGE DOROTHY SEBASTIAN in OUR DANCING DAUGHTZRS • Special FAIR DAY Return Engagement of THE COVERED WAGON - Next Week -end, Sent. 19-20-20 Princess