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now, in every n.
the people of .3 r
were ignorant ch.
and their
to themfront tire.
as a teacher. No
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law," and his eon)
explaining what t
themselves .under
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the scriptures, is
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Psalm 122 is
Pilgrim Psalm',
sung by, pilgrims
city of Jerusalem
annual festivals.'
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of th3y. t.
city and the sar, -
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was rhe federate,.
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people' of Israel,
been in the Mani
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made it hi: wapiti
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Life changes all=otir thoughts al I-Iea_
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At first we think of streets of gold,
Of gates of peu^1 and dazzling light,
IOf shining wings and robes of white,
HURON COUNTY'S
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 54, No. 15
SEAFORTIT ONTARIO, THURSI
DINNERS and SUPPERS..
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES.
i
Confectionery and Restaurant
TEA
REDUCED
SALADA, RED ROSE, AND LIP-
TONiS formerly 60c now 50c lb,
BULK TEA, 40c for 35c
BULK TEA, 50c for 45c
BULK TEA
(Orange Pekoe Special..5Q C
CH'OI'CE SAGO AND TAPIO'C'A,
usually 2 for 25, special 3 for 25c
CCHIOICE TOMATOES, Nature's
Best 2's 4 for 25c
FRESH CRISP BROKEN BIS-
' 3lbs. -25c
•MaCOR'MLCK'.S AND DOERR'S
(BISCUITS 2lbs. 25c
BfROOMVI'S from 25c to 100 and our
dollar brooms are the cheapest.
OLD CHEESE, special .. ...20c ib.
FIGS, .arge umbrellas, reg, 25c
for .. ........ ...... 2 for 25c
GENUINE BRISLING SARDINES
regular 18c to 20c 1 0 Ci
per tin
ROYAL PURPLE'GARDEN
SEEDS at Sc or 6 for 25c'
These gave splendid satisfaction
last year.
P,ANStHINE, special 10c
MAPLE LEAF FLAKES. These are
guaranteed to do all that package
soap flakes will do :(that cost up:
to 40c lb.) Special......21bs 25c
F. D. HUTCHISON
Phone Phor Phood
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CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church.—Pastor,
Rev.W
W. P.Lane, B,A.
Sundby, April li7t'h. .
11 a.m.—Public worship. : Subject,
"Fitting 'Symbols of Divine (Manifes-
tation. No. 3.
2.30 p.m.—(Sunday Scihbol and Bible
Classes.
7 'p.m.—'Public Worship. Subject,
"Same fell among thorns." 3rd in
series on the Parable of the Sower.
THE NEW FORD.
On Monday and Tuesday Daly's
garage was the centre of attraction,
when a New 'Ford V-8 sedan was on
display. Much favorabie interest was!
expressed in the new car, and it is
understood that a number of orders
were placed,
Y. P. S.
The Young People's Society of
'Northside United Church held their
regular weekly meeting on Tuesday
evening, April 12, with Mr. A. West-
cott presiding. The meeting opened
by singing several C. G. I. T, songs.
The Scripture reading was given by
Vera Mole, after Witich Mr. A. West-
cott led in prayer. burs. Snell then
gave an interesting reading followed
by a number of selections by the •Rin-
toul boys, which were much enjoyed
by all. hiss Dorene Hudson favored
us with a reading entitled "The Chal-
lenge of True Patriotism," After a
couple of unique contests a very dain-
ty lunch was served and the meeting
was brought to a close by repeating
the 'Mizpah benediction.
LIONS CLUB
An exceptionally good illustrated
address was heard. at the Lions Club.
regular meeting on Monday night at
the Commercial Hotel. Dr. Aubrey
Crich, of the Lockwood Clinic, To-
ronto, was the speaker, and a very
able and thorough discussion on the
Reiationalshp of Dental 'Infection to
Health was given. The attendance at
this meeting was slightly over fifty,
there 'being about fourteen guests
present from surrounding places, Go-
' 'derich, Clinton, Zurich, Hensall and
Dublin, and. about the same number
BORN.
RYAIN.�In McKillop, on Thurs-
day, Manch 24th, 1932, to Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, a daughter
('Joan Elizabeth).
F,EIL'L.—IIn- Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Wednesday, April 6, 193'2, to
Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Fell of Staffe,
a SOD.
113EA•Tt0'N,—Int Scott Memorial Hos-
Irital, on Wednesday, •March 31st,
'4932, to 'Mr. and Mrs. A, 11. Bea-
ton, df Seaforth, a daughter.
By Popular 'Request I.
The Ladies' Aid Society of First
Presbyterian Church
will repeat
"The Strike of
theLadies' Aid"
sties A
Because SO many persons were unable
to she this amusing Comedy in two
acts, in which some '(fifteen members'.
of the society take part, the ladies will
repeat it in the School Room of the
Church' on
Freda
April pril 15
Curtain .rises at'8f15 p,m,
Admission 25 cents.
of guests from town. Dr. F. J. 13ech-
ely and 'D'r, J. A. Munn were in
charge. Community singing -compris-
ed the musical part of the program.
The speaker of the evening, Dr, Crich,
is a son of .hfr, and Mrs. W. A. Crich,
MEMBERS INQUIRE'
(:Front (Hansard)
Mr, BEIRT'R•AI-ND:
1, (Were the sup,Jlies to relieve
the •western people purcha'sed by the
Dominion relief committee?
2. 'Were these purchases authoriz-
ed by said committee?
3. 'Lf so, 'how, where and by whom
were they made?
4. How many carloads ; of supplies
were purchased and sent to the west
5, Were said car loads' of supplies
carried free of charge by the rail
ways?
6. What was 'the ;chief merchan
dise tints supplied?
Mr. IGiOrTIT:
Of Ontario's donations of food to
the west, what •percentage was sent
y rhe residents of tH'uroti (South?
Mr. IBfEININIErT'T: 'tWi'th -,respect to
ESSAY WINS PRIZE
Mise Winnie Savauge receiyi
Iwotd on Wednesday from the Lios
Ilnternation'al essay contest heal
quarters at—Chicago 'that her essa
"Suggestions "for a Civic Servie
Luncheon Club,',had w'ose secon
prize in Ontario, and a subs'tanti
cheque accompani'ed the letter. Th
q'eSay tyshic,h Was ypitblisJue4;o1f" fir'
y\r'esys ";,5[y -Lone entries in the essa
ton'test conducted by the Sea'fort
Lions Club, and was then placed i
competition Pet tion with the prize-wnai'inl
essays of ot'her centres. The achieve
event bears considerable honor, there
fore, and Wnmaie's Many friends joi
in heartiest .congratulations.
ST. TAMES' ARTS CLUB.
Mr. Wan. Hantry was guest spealc:e
at the regular meeting of St. Jame
(Arts Club held in the ,parish 1ia97, o
Thursday evening last, with Miss Ma
delta
to
Williams'
in charge. The he sb
u
ject of his interesting address wan
"Beautifying the Horne Grounds." II
Was illustrated by lantern slides
Misses Mar and b•
Y Margaret Finkbein
or presented a one -act comedy ski
and Mr. Bill Nig gave a talk on "Th
National Euchlaristic` Congress. a
(Dublin, Irel'and." Fldllo'wing the bus
iness discussion, themeeting' came t(
a close,
LADIES' GU•I'LD
The L'ad'ies' Guild of St. Thomas
Church held their annual meeting last
Tuesday at 3 o'clock. The meeting
was opened with the president, Mrs.,
Case in the ,chair. After a prayer, Thiel
reports were given, which were very!
encouraging. Then carie the election.
of officers, Mr. Myers taking that'
chair. Mrs. Charles. Holmes was -el
acted president Mrs. A. Case, vice
president, and Mrs. W. Archibald
second vice 'president; Mrs. Parke',
sec: treas, Mr. Myers gave a few re-
marks in regard to the work of the'.
Guild, the 's'p'lendid work they hada
done in the past year and thanked the
members for the help they hadgiven
the church. The naetnbers then dis-
cussed sed and planned n work ].for
the corn-
ing year. The meeting closed with
rayer, Mr. Myers .pronouncing the
enedictioit. This meeting was post. -
Ported through illness, so many of the'
members being sick with the flu.
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BARBARA KIRKMA'N.
Members of the Barbara Kirkman
Young Women's Auxiliary were hos-1
teases to the Canadian Girl's in Traiii-
ing at a mbanquet
ost enjoyable held)
in the schoolroom 'of First Presbyter-
ian Church on Thursday evening at
which 100 young women were pre-
sent. A toast to -Canada was pro
posed 'by Mary Haigh and responded,
to by singing "'0 Canada." Eleanor
)Evans con'tribu'ted a well -rendered
piano solo. A toast to 'the : church
was proposed by Norma }labkirk and.
responded ted
P to ,by Rev. I. B. Klaine. A
chorus by the C,GII.IT, girls was fol..'
lowed by a reading "'A Mother's,
Thought," by Mary Reid. A toast;
to our mothers was proposed• by'
Margaret Carrillo and resp'ondecl to
by Mrs. J. Sclater. A chorus
'Mother," by the C.IG.ff.T, girls; a
reading "Sir Walter Scott's Toast,"
by Margaret McLennan and a solo
"My Mother's Kiss," by Anna Ed-
munds, were well received. Club'
swinging by some of the girls proved
an effective feature of the program.
Miss Jean Cowan, girls' work secret-
ary for the Presbyterian Church in
Canada, gave an naspi •ring talk and
after -singing of "Taps" the meeting
closed with God Save the King.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
The 'devotion and business meeting
- of the Women's Auxiliary was held in
the parish hall at 3 o'clock with a
good attendance, the pre'sident, Mrs.
VanlEgntond in the chair. ' The meet-
ing opened with Bible reading by
Mrs, Myers. Rev, J. F. ,Myers, read
the Litany and prayer; the several
reports were given and adopted. The
roll was called. The W.A. hale had
another appeal from tthe•West and
they decided to send a bale as soon as
they can make it u'p. The members'
regret very mu'cli the removal of burs.
I11.
Evans, a valued member of the
'W.A. and Guild. ' Delegates to the
annual meeting held in London in
'\fay from 17th to 19th were•dtscussed
•hut left over to another meeting, Bus-
iness completed, the meeting closed
by all repeating the m.embers'• pray
b
questions 117 and 18, may I say. that
the contribution of food made to the
relief :commis'sion in, Saskatchewan
and to other portions of western :Can-
ada were made without reference to
the federal government, and we are
not in a position to answer those
question's: The relief commission in
ISzsl:afchew'an was appointed by the
provincial authorities, I can give
later, if it is so idesired, a report as to
the number of ` carloads that were
shipped, but I cannot undertake to
indicate in detail what the cars con-
tained nor the points at whic'h they
Questions ,dropped,
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asp
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yt of,
In unison, Mr. buyers pronounced t L0'f,'.
iienediction. Lunch was served by e
.committee and a soci Ial half ha•
spent among the members.
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THE S'EAFORTI3 NEWS.
THE SEArF.ORTH T
V(WAL' TON.
Miss Grace .Broa'd$oot of 'Stratford
is making her home ,with Mr. and
Mrs. 21. IShannon.
Miss Ruby Young ofVarna spent,'
She week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, T. Young. I,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. 'Clark have -mov-
ed into John McArthur's house,
Don't forget .the play put on by the
iWWA. of St. George's -Church on Ap-
ril 22nd (Further notice next week,
14 splendid concert was pres'ented
in Duff's Chvreh on Findlay evening,.
Ifsipril 1st, under the auspices of the
IGleaner's Mission Band. Stuart B•ry-
au's was chairman for the evetteng,and
did his part well. The foll'o'wing was
the program for the evening: Chorus,
"Sending the Word," Script, reading,
1 Cor, 13,_chap ; prayer, by, the pas-
tor; chairman's adldness; recitations,
Edith Hackwell, Willie John Leen-
dg, Buec'u Farquharson;uharson; Kath -
teen Leeming; song, "Three
Little
Maida foam Japan; dialogue, "10 Little
' Indian; chorus, "Hark, heck,"; mon-
•ologue; Jack B'ryens; song, "Coarse
with us to Korea Land," dialogue,
"In Far Korea;" Easter pageant,
'The'Utts'hadowed Cross," which was
followed by- an illustrated lecture on
Korea by Rev. C. Cumming. Pro-
ceeds were $16.50.
Mr. 'Sato Patterson, West bound-
ary, is at present under the doctor's
tare, suffering from pneumonia.
Mr, J. W. Morrison called on
friends in Walton before returning to
'Toron'to, He was in Seaforth atttend-
ing'the funeral of his sister, Mrs. R'o-
$ert Ferguson.
The Houston Bros. have sold the
farm on Lot 9, con. 15, formerly own-
ed by Annie Douglas, to Mr. J.
Smith of the 4th line of Grey and will
move to it in the near -future.
Mrs. Nelson Fulton and three chil-
dren of London is at present visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fulton.
Messrs. Andrew Coutts and Percy
Taylor entertained their friends to a
dance in the Workman's hall on Wed-
nesday evening of last week. All re -
'port a good time.
BLYTH.
Tihe following is the report of US.
S. No. 12, Morris and Hullett.
Sr. LV,—Gerald ,Heffron 79.1%.
Sr, VIII. — Katherine McDonald
137.8%, Ivan Wightman 80.9%, Marg-
aret Heffron 75.7%, Ecln McDonald
687.6%.
Sr. I'I.--)Harry Bryant 72.5%.
Printer--tItsa'belle McDonald (:pro -
mot
ed to
Jr.
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t era
rse
MciD
on-
ald received the highest number of
stars in spelling. Edythe L. Storey,
Teacher.
'Aged Resident Passes.—John' Ar-
mour died at the hoarse of Robert
Nesbitt on Friday, April Sth. The
late Mr. Armour had been making his
h'ome with hlr. Nesbitt ,since January
and although in declining health he
was able to be about until a few days
before his death, when he passed
peacefully away at the age of 86
years. kle was born in Darlington
township, in the county of Durham.
He spent twenty years of his life in
the Vlres•t; he was school teacher at
'the Button's school on the eighth
-Cane of Morris for five years and the.
remainder of his life was spent in
. Blyth. He was a Liberal in politics
and in religion ,Presbyterian. The
funeral al wasvat r' •
t
e
p on Monday Y
tint I
a
(Rev.)
Geo. Weir having charge of the ser-
vice. Burial took place at the Union
cemetery. Pallbearers were John
D•ingtwel'l, T. D, Stalker,. Robt. Pow-
ell, Samuel Creighton, Wm. Nesbitt,
J'ame's Lockie,
Mr, .and Mrs. C. L. Burnside were
visitors with the latter'.s mother, Mrs,
A, Colcl'ou'gh, on Friday.
Mrs. .0Dr.) Ross of Palmerston is
visiting her mother, Mrs, Neil Taylor,
Mrs. Taylor has been suffering from
'flu, but is able to be about again.
Women's Institute, -_ The regular
monthly meeting of the Women's In.
stttete was held in Memorial hall on
Thursday, April 7th, with a goad at-
tendance. President, Mrs, R. R'ich-
m'ond, 'presided• After the routine
business was transacted a pleasing.
(feature of the meeting Was the pres-
entation of bank books, it being the
custom of the Institute to give every
Ibalbe r'hose mother is a member, a
bank book with $1.00 deposit, The
:recipients this year were Helen
:Louise MciGee, Margory Lrene How-
att and John .Stateley ,Sibth'orpe, Int-
eresting readings, "Take Time" and.
'How to Be Popular," were given by
Mrs. A. Bender. This was followed
Eby a duet by Mrs. R. Wigh'tntait and
'Mrs. R. Newcombe. The topic,
"Planting" was taken by , Mrs. R.
Newcombe, Who gave a splendid talk
stressing the plantin'g of trees and
'flowers to beautify tie home sur-
„woundings. An excellent address was
given by .Mrs. Robert Davidson of
:Dungannon, district,president of West
Huron W.I. She said our motto is
"For Home and Country,," our slo-
gan, "Better hoes, Better Citizens.".
'&nging "The Little Brown Ohurch its
'the Vale," followed; roll call was an-
,
1'wered by house cleaning hints, some
Come in and See _
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AGENT FOR FROST FENCE
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
• SUPERTEST GAS and OILS ;
hHe1epefluin1 gsucgogseesdti ys sbinignigagbrtohue sh
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'Mr. Geo. Coleman made
e a shipmentVARNA,
al anthean, 'Group 'committee served of live stock from Brucefiedd to Tor-
a dainty lunch. Mrs. R. Wi,ghttman, onto Saturday,
IM•rs. E. Munro, M'rs, W. H. McE:I- Mr. E. ,Chuter is busy decorating
roy and Miss M. ,Fate. the house in Seaforth recently pm -
Women's Association and W.M.S. chased by Mr. Frank Coleman.
A joint meeting of the Women's There are still a -few cases of flu in
Association and the W.M,S. of Queen our district,
Street United -Church was held at the Mrs. Chas. Ra'thw-ell has returned
home of Mos, Dr. Tall on Tuesday, from the Coast When Mr. and Mrs.
'April 5'th with a splendid attendance. 'Rat'hwell will again resume their
Presi n Mrs. I de t "VI s. J.W. Mills Presided f
arming on their tarn on the Babylon
for the Women's Association meeting line. It is to be hoped Mr. Rathwell
which opened with singing hymn 'will still improve in health,
'Blessed Assurance," after 'whichh•
t e Miss Jean and Francis Mosso
p
(Lord's prayer was repeated in unison, 'spent a day in L'on'don last week.
Meeting was brought to a close by -Mr. M. Elliott made a shipment of
singing hymn 42 to allow the W.M.S. tire stock to Toronto Saturday.
to proceed with their Easter Thank- The ratepayers are glad to hear the
offering meeting. President, Mrs. A. song of the s'cho'ol bell again and also
M.Colclough, presided. Mrs. Slater •pleased to know Miss 'Cook is able to
offered prayer, the devotional leaflet, be back at her duties once more.
"'Simon Zelastes", the man w"ho was Mr. and Mrs. Adams of ' DetroFt
a flame of fire, was read by 'Mrs. S. were week end- visitors at the home
'Wh'ite. The '• Easter worship service, of Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes.
"What Shall I Do with Jesus which 'Mrs. Fulton of Sarnia spent Sunday
is Called Christ," was led by the press with her . si's'ter, :Mrs. L. Beatty.
idem and w^as',ca'rried out without bre- 'Mr. H. Elliott motored .to London
eking the continuity. Roll call was an- Saturday.
swcred by the name of amissionary
now serving in Japan. Dele'ga'tes HURON ROAD WEST'.
were appointed to the annual meeting Mr. and Mrs. Vanderburg are laid
of the Huron Presbyterial of the W. up with the flit.
M.S. to be held at Wingham on Tues- Mr. Stewart Ballis home from
day, April 26th. Mrs. Wm, Hesk, Oshawa for a few days.
Airs. Nellie Leslie, Mrs, (Rev.) And- ' ;S.S. No. 1, Hullett,, is closed for
erson gave the dedicatory prayer af- this week on account of flu.
der Easter offering. Duet "There, Ne- Mr. Jim Riley ;is helping Mr, Noble
ver was Love like Jesus," by Mrs. D. Holland 'ma'ke syrup.
'PLoody and Mrs, H. McElroy. Our Mrs. Detrain of Goderich has come
guest speaker, Miss Sybil R. Cour- to spend the summer with her daugh-
tice, on furlough from Japan gave an ter, Mrs: Welly Crich.
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in prayer. Hymn, "Take My Life and the Women's Association will be held essa
Let It Be," was then sung and the on Friday, April 16. Everybody srel_ crfm
president closed with the benediction, come, lunch served. as r
Group committee, served a ten -cent The Woman's Association of the plats
tea. • Brucelfi'eld United Church held their they
,Richmond-McGuire.—A quiet wed- April meeting at the home' of Mrs. en tl
ding took place Monday in Belgrave Dhvicl Tough. The topic, Pauline ental
when Ila McGuire, daughter of Mr. Johnston, Lias -taken by Mrs. Walter ednoth
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and bIt's. John McGuire, of Belgrave, Moffatt.'The roll call wars responded ed n
was united in marriage to Ifervift by a quotation of Pauline Johnston. fasci
'Richmond, son of Mr, and Mrs. Rus- After the meeting the hostesses for agail
set Richmond, of Blyth. Mr, and the afternoon, Mr. Thos. Chapman, 'they
Mrs. Richmond left on a honeymoon Mrs. A. Caldwell, Mrs. Cleve' Coch- a 31
trip to Niagara Falls, N.Y., where rare and Mrs. ' Jc o. Cornish, served a was,
Mrs, Cecil Mines and family. On will be held at
they will visit with the bride's sister, delicious lunch. The May meeting carate
:the- home, of Mrs. T. drag;
their return they will reside on a farm B. Baird. chart
east of Blyth, Anniversary Services. - :B•ruceifleld Plot,
Young People's !Society will hold sena
HIBBERT. their anniversary services on Sunday,
harm
Hibbert Council met in regular ses- 'May ls't. The Rev. Keith Love, B.A., strop
sign on Monday, April ltlth, all mem-. of St. Thomas, will conduct the ser- murd
bens present except John IW. Hack= vices both morning and evening, they
•ing. The minutes of the previous Mrs, Sparks of London was the 'ton I
meeting were read and adopted and guest of 'Mr, and Mrs. Tough last IDetec
several communications satisfactorily 'week. recon
diaP'osed of. Mr. and 'M'rs. Monteith and family, Timid
The Court of Revision- was resumed of London visited at the home oft , Ifhe a
on the Shepherd Creek Drain and the lady's mother, Mrs. Janet Ross, last 'all,
foli'owing reductions allowed: W/ week.
lot 25, con, 10--•$6.40; lot 26--$16.00;, Mr. Alex.. Addison and' bIlas Irene
EEA :27—•$1'2,001 W'% 27 14.90; E 4 Snider of London spent the weekend
28-41:00; 'Con, 11, lot 2/6—$1:50; 27— at their respective :homes in the vil-
$6,50; 28-47.00; Con. 5, lot 30—B116.-
50;
0-$116. 50; Concession Rd. 10-11—$2;00. The
Court was adjourned until 'Monday,
May 9, .at ,1 p,ni, and the clerk author-
ized to make. the necessary alterations
in the bylaw:
A delegation from Usborne town-
shilp was present to make arrange-
ments . for a permanent division of
the South Boundary. A satisfactory
agreement was arrived at. John Hock-
in'g was appointed ,poundkeeper sub-
stituting H. W, Currie, who resigned
the office, A bond for $2000 for the
tax collector was applied for. The
Clerk was •instructed to radvertise for
tenders for crushing and .hauling
gravel either by truck or teams, Ten-
ders to he received -by' the Clerk up.
to 3 p.m. on Monday, May 9th,' at
Staffa.- General expense , orders -for
,$413,90 and Road Suiperintendent's or-
eters for $19!715 were issued. The ineet-
ing adjourned until• Monday, May 9,
at I:D ,a.m.—Mrs. Kathleen Feeney,
Toaysship Clerk,
Tooth'ache and. neuralgia are in-
stantly relieved with Douglas'' Egypt_
•alt Liniment. A quick, sure reniedy.'
Also recommended for burns, sprains,
ores and Inflammation.
WEST BRODHAGEN.
IT'arold Deitz, 9 -year-old son ; of
Mr. and Mrs. •Chas. .Deitz ,of the 8th'
concession,' while • going home from
school on Friday' evening last,, t; ,,
while alone, was playingarouliWO
door of bfr, Peter Eckart's driving
shed, which is at the roadside, and in
some manner the roller door which••
was not on its\ tracks, fell upon the
boy when he loosened the supporting
prop. Harold's screams were heard.
by Joe Ecicart, who ran out and lifted
the door off 'him and carried him
house. The boyhada nasty gash
from the back of his -head over and
down his forehead to the :eyelid, ex-
posing the skull, which fortunately
was not fractured • Dr. Mac'Gregor'.
of Dublin was, called and he was' ta-
ken to Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, where fourteen. stitc'hes -were
required to close the wound. The
young lad was .able to return, home
'Saturday night.
IW. G. Siemon on the 10th cone s
cion is not doing very web in ' b e
Kitchener hos'pi'tal where he was 4 -
ken 'last 'week. 'He wigs given , tikk
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