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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1931
'interment
HEN$ALL.
foursome visit the
loon, where took place
and a large number of friends attend-
TO VV 1�1 TOPI(�S
TOWN a
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Make up a and
Tiny G'olf Course on
Tim
ecl
The three °act play entitled "Be an
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
• •
Buy In Eyn ondville
Medical
May2fh
May -5th.
;Mr. Lloyd Davis' bf Toronto spent
his
Optimist, put on
p p by the Young
of the United Churclx in the
May,1905•
DIR, H, I tJ1GIH ROSS, Physician
a`fe'w clays last week with moth-
er, Mrs. W. C. Davis.
Mrs. William Davis • ,has ,during this,
Creek . reatl imP roved the ap-
Oast S Y P
earance of her residence on the cot-
n'
townPeople
evening
town hall on Friday last was.
well, attended. All took their pants
very creditably. The stage was nice-
vi cleconated for the acts. The Rev.
A. Sinclair acted as chairmlan and the
'Robert _McMurray, of Bei/field, is
the new fishing. overseer, succeeding
g
James Yates, .of Godericli, He. has
jvrfsdiction.over the shore from Kin -
Grana Bend, The position
todance
Picnic Hams
per lb, 19C'
Crown Blend Tea
per Ib
"' """ 3C
Ind Surgeon. Late of London Hos-
pita], 'London, E'n'gland. Special
attention to disease's of the eye, ear,
nose and'throat, Office and res -
Office
per of Verson and South Richman d
nor
streets. 1 The fence has been ` takenear.'
improv-
I-Ieosall orchestra played beEween
-givenis
ants. Violin selections were byY
Miss G. Laananie and a solo by Mr.
cardme
worth $150 a
_Mr. James Moore, who has carried
- English Breakfast Q
4
-
Red Rose Tea - .
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Dominion Bank.
behind Dion
Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 104
.
away end the lawns greatly
ed. The work Wasdoneby Mr. Har-
Sam Rennie both accompanied by
the mails on the Blyth and 'Auburn
died at lufs_resi-
Tea per Ib: .0
per lb. ..
DR. P. J. BURROWS, 'Seafortls
ry Smith;•
NIT.. William Consitt, Census Com -rd
for 5oulth Huron, has been,
Miss E. Fisher on the piano,
ISacramen't of the Lord's' Supper
was observed in the Carmel' Presby-
route for many years,
deuce in Auburn last Wednesday.
Mrs. Rich. Welsh of the -i con-
2 Tins Salmon
tall 2�'c
Rideau Bill Coffee /�
'per ib. , , .. , .. , , 'T9 C+
Office and residence, Godericin street,
east of the United Churdli, Coroner
for the County of Huron. Telephone
missioncr
holding schools of instruction for the
enumerators, two days each at Exe-
teri-an Church on Sunday mrnr•i'ing
wi• th the Rev._Da. i rIlroy having
'charge of the services.
cession of Usborne, n•arrorvvly escaped
serious injury il'asf week, ,She was
horses for 'her hos
Rolled Oats 2l 25
90 lb. ....,. , , o
Purity Flour 2 99
per cwt. , ,.,,.:+ • ■
No, 46,
ter, Clinton and 'Seaforth, finisihing on
- Anniversary services of the 'United
holding a 'team of
frightened;
,
UR, C. IfIAlOKJAY.—C. Mackay,
Saturday.'Robert Higgins will be.
g
enumerator for Hensall; Jos. for Na.
Inc No, 1, and William Slao'in for No.
5, Tuckersmfth, All the enumerators
passed m their examinations and icor,
capable class
Church will be held on Sunday, May
31 and will be conducted by the Rev,
Mr, Lane of Seaforth:
. The sale of home-made capking un-
der the auspices of the.St:.laauil's An-
gitcan Church en Saturday afternbbn'
band, 'when they became
and she was thrown in front of the
h IMO wheels passing over
wagon, t eP
her head. Fortunately she escaped
with a bad scalp wound.
Made Suddenly Rich.
It will pay you to buy your
1 F
J.
Table Supplies
in Egmondville;
horror graduate of Trinity University
and gold xatedallist of Trinity Medio
College;' member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeoips of Onutario-
f will have a very
of men to take the census for South
Huron.
Mrs. Jahn Murdoch is having her
Mrs.
House shingled and otherwise im-
proved. The Workisbeing done by
Mr. Fraser and Mr. Jos. Hagan,e.ter
!Geiger & Sons are again sowing
quite a large acreage'of flan in this
district,
A court of revision on the assess-
be held
avas well attended:
Th•e liission Band of the United
Church are putting on an- entertain-
ment in the basement of the'- church
on Friday evening, A good program
will be given and Mrs, Layton of Ex-
will address the meeting•
iar
A quiet'weddingwas solemnized at
the Presbyterian p. Ohurch' manse on
Saturday ale 5 p -ail when l Mr Cath -Kincardine,
Brine Willett, daughter of Mr. 'and
erne
Mrs. Irwin ilcil'lert of Ha was'unittd
(1Faom the Ripley Expuess). Lt is
not often that a man's death is re-
ceived with joy, but suchwas the
case on Friday night, when a tele -
gram reached 'Am•berley announcing
the death df Ur. John Coultard of
l�ippen. The good news o#, his death
vas received in Huron, Ashfield and
with a certain amount of
pleasure, by ithose persons whe `were
interested in his.demise. The late
•
m eF8
We 'have on hand a good stock
of high-grade concrete tile, sizes.
3" to. 8", 'We also make •on or -
THE PURE BRED .CLYDESDALE
STALLION
Carbrook Flashlight
(24641)
Enrolment No.• 1958. Approved. Form
1•
Will stand at his own stable, lot 3,
3, Hallett,- for the season -of
•insure,
DR. F. J. R FOtRSSTEIR Eye, Ear
edi
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi-
'University of Toronto' 1897
Late Ats'sfstaut New York O'plxthal-
Lite
min and Aural Iaystitute, Mooreefield's
Eye, and Golden Square throat hospr
Comm -
\els, London, England. At Co+nm-
ercial Hpael, Seaforf'h, 3rd :Monday in
each ,month from id a.m. to 3 pan -
roll of the village will
g
in -the town hall oil Mondayevening,
'in
In marriage to .Bruce Koehler, son of
y r. and Mrs. Oscar Koehler, the Rev.
I
Dr. Mein -soy The
.
John ,Coultard has a hfstor and to
brief
chronicle the story in a brief manner
der sizes up to 16".
Now 1s the time to get yours,
1931. Terms tp $8,00.
1931.
T. J. McMICHA'EL, Prop,.
DR: W. C. SIPIROIAIT,- iGraduate of
University
June 1. Quite a number of appeals
have been entered.
Mr, Josh. Ashton of Seaforth was
in town on Monday.
Mr. W. L. MdLaren spent Friday
in Seaforth.
The A,Y.P,A, of the St.' Pall's
Anglican Church held their meeting
effcciating: .bride
was becomingly gowned in white silk
crepe with accessories to match. Miss
Greta Koehler, sister of the groom,
Greta
the only attendant.
The adjourned" hearing of J'o'hn
Boekholt, charged by Ariiiour Todd
with an assault, was again up before
Magistrate Reid on Tuesday . after-
we might say that many years ago
the deceased, who was a bachelor;
laugh+t -school at 'Lochalsh, axil also
owned a. farm, loaned money, arid'
was looked anon as a rich man. FIe
had a nephew in the Old 'Coun'try to
whom he sent money to pay his pas-
to Canada. The nephew retained
ALSO
Do you know, 70% of fires
are caused':by defective chin-
ne s' Are' o a
y , y urs safe.
See us at once about our new
style fireproof chimney.
-
.
The Pure Bred Percheron Stallion
•
m n
Clamant
(12115)
will stand at his own stable at Dublin,
forseason of 1931. Ile will make calls
on request. Phone 24 r 19,': Dublin
Faculty of Medicine, of
Western On'ta'rio, London. Member
of Collage of Physicians and Sur-
g eon's of Ontario. Office in rear o€
Aber -har't's drug store, Seaforth
Phone 90. Hours 1.30-4 p.m., 7.30
-9 p,nt, Other hours by appointment.
on Monday evening. A good oaten-
dance was present as this was the
last meetingof the year. After the
noon. A large crowd' wase present,
including quite a few neighbors,
Crown Attorney' Dudley Holmes " Jr.
sage
the money and refused to leave his
native land. Coultard then made a
R. Frost & Son
central, for dates. Terms $13 at stable,
1st of February prompt. $14 on calls.
'William H. Keeler, Dublin, Ont.
Dental
busi-
prosecuted and a' Donnelly defended.
vow that none of his relatives should
opening exercises and general
Hess discussed a one -sot play was.
The prisoner was 'found guilty of the
and be by 12a-
receive a dollar of his wealth. For
SEAFORTH. Phone 183
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
J A. 14U?�r4Q, Successor` to
of A'ortlt-
R. R. Ross North -
given after which a social hour. was
change will sentenced
Reid nett Tuesday.
the past 35 'years he has loaned fromDr.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
graduate
s ant and a dainty lunch was served.
pMr.
lir. and Mrs. T. C. Joynt spent the
week curl at Toronto.
;Services in the United Church on
Sunday were well attended -with Rev.
A. Sinclair delivering fine sernx'ons.
gistrate
and Mrs. Roy McLaren' spent
Sunday with friends in Staffs:
Wedding hells are ringing in the
vicinity.,
County Officer Lever was in town
Tuesday checking up on the cars.
$50,000 to $75,900, on condition that
the rate .of 6 per cent, be paid as long
as he lived, and when be'died the
deed of the property was to be given
to those who had money borrowed,
whether it be one year or thirty. It
��
h •• %
Automobile
�•a
Insurance
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of Sarah Jane Sten-
ey, late of the Township of .l'IdKi1-
lop, in the 'County of Huron, widow,
who died on the lith day of April,
1931} are required to send to the un-
*
western University, Chicago, I11, IA
centiate Royal College of Dental'Sur-
geons, Toronto. Office over Sills'
hardware, Main St., Seaforth. Phone
151.
4.
in the, morning special parts in the
anthem were taken by Miss G. Lam-
mie and Mr. T. Sherritt and in the
eveninga solo by Mrs. A. Joynt,
Mr. Melvin Sohoenhals of Clinton
was in town on Tuesday on business.
Mr. Harry'Joynt of Toronto is vis-
sting at his home here.
is no surprise that the news o'f the old
gentleman's death was pleasati'tly _re-
calved, as many mortgages are Blow
paid up and man farmers in Huron
y
Mr. Motorist:
The first question you'will be
asked if you are involved in an ,
dersigne'd • solicitor for the executors
full particulars and verified by ells-
davit of their claims on or before th
8th day of June, 19H.
DR. F. J. B1EOHtELY, graduate
Royal College of Dental Surgeons.
g g
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's
'Quite a number from here, attend-
ed the anniversary services at Kip-
Church Sunda last.
' ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. 'Thomas I'IoQuaid of Windsor
have a clear title to their property.
Good Horses. -
Messrs, John and Andrew Flynn of
automobile accident, is "Can you
give proof of financial response-
bility?"
And Notice is Further Given* that
after the said last mentioned date the
to distribute
grocery, Main St,, Seaforth. Phones.
office 1851W, residence 1'85J.
pen United on Y
Miss Lizzie Slavin returned home
Tuesday after a couple of weeks with
is at his home here' convalescing af-
ter his recent operation for appends-
..
Hullett township sold a team of
horses the other day to Mr. McClus-
Let us show you how this can
be arranged for you. '
executors will proceed
the assets of the said deceased Navin
regard only to the claims of tt'hich
g Auctioneer.
'
her brother in Stanley,
Miss Ruby McLaren spent Satur-
day in Stratford,
Mr. Ed. McQueen is assisting in
the store of Mr. W. J. White while
the latter is on his vacation.
Mr. Mrs. Dan Dew Usborne
ctu
-lir, Charles 1'Ialone of Windsor
spent the week end with his parents
here.
Mr. James Kelly has hired with Mr.,
Joseph .Stapleton for the summer:
Misses Mildred and Gertrude Mc-
key of Goderich -Inc the sum of $450.
This is a prettyplaced
good price for a team
were good horses, such as
but theyp
the Flynn boys are noted Inc raising.
Blyth Assessment.
The assessment of the village of
Blyth for 1905 is as follows: Real
All
Bible
and
Let
in res un-
business P
give prompt
cam anies whoday
efficient service.
quote you our new low prices.
s
theythen shall have had notice.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this _0th
.of iliay, 4931.
JIOIHN j. HUG+G+A`RD,
•us Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executors.
'GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer Incfor the Count of Hufora
Arran gements can' be made for Sale
Date at The Seaforth News. Charges
moderate and satisfaction guranteed-
and of
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Sunday
Consitt.
lir. and Mrs. Devlin of Stratford
Fred} Corbett with )Jr, and Mrs,
The Young People of Cannel Pres-
Grath of Waterloo spent the week
end here.
Harold Maloney of Detroit was
home on .Sunday.
V. J. McGrath and Leo Holland of
Windsor paid a flying visit here over
the week end.
property, $61,639, buildings, $178,347;
$
taxable income, 394$; business as -
sessment, $3}630,60 total real and.
pars$283Sial 31 64gopop population, taxable income;'
Seaforth,
Remarkable Experience.(.Suecssors
Chainberlain
INSU'RA'NCE AGENCY
Ont. Phone 334
WOOD FOR SALE.
I have a few cords of hardwood
deft for sale, delivered in Seaforth;
$5:00 a cord for beech and maple;
$4.00 for maple slabs; $3,00 for soft
wood, delivered in town. Apply to
WATSON AND REID'S
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
to' Joules 'Watson)
byterian Church held their meeting
-Mr, Roy ,Scott had a remarkable
T. J. RICHA'RD$ON, Phone 148r22
MAIN S'T., SEAPORTS, O=NT.
on Monday evening, After the open-
ing exercises the minutes and the roll
Of'ller's +Worm Powders are sweet
escape an 1Vednesiiay. When the CARD OF THANKS.
storm came up he eves doing some -
Mr. Charles Else and 'Mr. anal Mrs.
Seaforth. 24.
Al! kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest in First
call were given after which the Scrip-
ture reading was read by Miss D.
and palatable to children, who shows
no hesitancy in taking them. They
will certainly bring all worm troubles
repairing at the top of an electric Robert Archibald wish to express
light pole near the Temperance 1Hall.p
their appreciation and thanks Inc the
He descended to-
FARM FOR SALE
rates -Class
Companies.
p
Little. An interestingfeature of the
evening was a debate, resolved that
"City Life is More Beneficial to the
to an end. They are a strengthening
and stimulating medicine, correcting
quickly the round
q Yg kindness shower during their recent
and had -got not more than fifteen feet bereavement.
away when a bolt of lightning s'truc'k
Lot 11, Concession 4, H,R.S., Tuck-
ersmith,'containing 100 acres of chaise
land, situated on county 'road, 1%
THE: McKILLOP
Young People than Country Life."
The affirmative side won.
Miss Alice Walker of London spent
a few days at her home here,
Mrs. of London is visiting
the disorders of digestion that the
worms cause and imparting a healthy
tone to the system most beneficial to
development,
the pole. Had he been a few nun- A PLAY
utes later in descending the pole, the "'Safety First," will be presented by
consequences would no lasso's have the Young People in Duff's United
been fatal.
Church MdKill'ap, on Wednesday ev-
Put on Grass.
mules south of the prosperous Town
of Seaforth, on theC.NR.; convenient to
schools, churches and markets. This
£arm is all underdrained well fenced
about 2 acres of fruit trees.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
i
home
at the home of her daughter, 1lrs,
(Dr.) Collyer.
Want and For Sale Ads., 3 times 50c
ening, May 27th, at 8:15, Admission
Eighty steers, mostly three-year- `25c.
olds, were driven up the 'Huron 'Road
choice
The soil is excellent and in a good
state of cuivation and all suitable for.
FIAIR�I AND ISOLATED TOWN
Mn and Mrs. hark Drysdale and
Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Goodwin mot-
Dred to Niagara Falls on Sunday
{nom.*
?' yam .
Wednesday afternoon las , to what PLANTS FOR SALE.
has been known as Bech'ler''s reserve 'We have a larger •supply this
on the Maitland river, about three Tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, as-
the growth of alfalfa, no waste land:
•year: The farm is well watered with two
never failing wells, also a flowing;
PROPERTY, 0 NI, Y, INSURED'
Officer jam Coxinoll y' C'gdu`
ich, Pres.;
where they spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case spent Sat-
urd'ay in Stratford.
Mr. and fins. J. White spent a
TENDER'S 11,0,12. GOAL
SI7NIJED 'DECODERS S addressed to
miles front tGoderich. They belonged ters, snapdragons, petunias, and zip-
to Mr, -Robert .Winters, who valued nias. Apply' to .AILBlERT BIA!I{!IiB;
the drove at $4,000. The reserve once Railway ;Street, ,Seaforth; 23.
consisted of 1,900 aores; has
spring in the farm yard; about 4tl
acres plowed and reading for spring
seeding, also 12 acres of fall 'wheat;
remainder is seeded with The
James Evans, Beechwoad,
Vice President; D. F. McGregor.
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors—W'ni, Rin•n, No. 2, Sea
few days with their daughter at Col-
hn wood.
Mrs. Robert Bell spent a few days
friends in Cromarty last
week;
Mr. Wiliam Reynolds of Til'son-
berg, is visiting his sister here for a
few days.
the Purchasing Agent, Department Of
Public Works, Ottawa, will be receiv-forth;
ed at his dffice until 12 o'clock noon
(daylight saving), Monday. lune 8,
for the supply of coal for the
Dominion Buildings throughout the
Province of Ontario, including the
City of Ottawa.
Forms of tender with specifications
some
been sold off, but it still' continues to PLANTS FOR SALE.
be one of the largest "ranches" in the Choice Snap -Dragon now ready, by
county. the box or by the dozen; Petunias,
count
Kicked byHorse, large and small, cabbage and naafi-
A daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Janes flower, also a few other varieties of
Dorrance of the northgravel road Rowers. .A. L. 'I'OIRTEOIPS, West
was the victim of what might have street, Seaforth. 23.
,alfalfa.
buildings are first class in a*cellent
repair, the
herhous istbrick andis it mo
Y p with fur
pace, hard and soft water on tap, a
three-piece bathroom; rural telephone,
also rural mail. The outbuildings con-
sist 'of barn 50x80' feet with stone
stabling under; all floors in stable
-
Jodtn Benntewies, Brodbagea;
lames Evans Beechwood; M. Ile
Ewen, Clinton• Jantes Connolly,
y'
erich; Alex. B'road'foot, No, 3, Sea -
forth; J, M. S'hotd'fee, N0, 4, `l4ralton,
'Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc -
No. 3, Seaforth; \surra
'Mr. and Mrs. Willis Powell of Ex-
eter visited Friend's in town on lion-
day,
bir John Dick of Orillia was a re-
cent visitor with friends here.ment
and conditions attached can be ob-
twined from G. W. Dawson, Purchas-
in•g Agent, Department . of Public
lVorls, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dis-
trfct Resident Architect, 59 61 Vic-
loris Street, or is Ont.
been a 'serious accident of Fridayy
morning. •Miss Donrance is a pupil WANTED
of the Collegiate, and while wheeling A limited number of cattle for
to school endeavored to pass between pasture, water and grass guaranteed.
two .wagoxxs, when one of the horses S.H:ILLINIGUAWPhone 133 r . Seaforth. T. G.
viciously kicked at her, smashing the
cement; the stabling has water sys-
•tem installed. A good frame driving
shed, 24x4$ feet; a 2 -storey henhouse
16x36 feet. A brick • pig pen with ce-
floors capable of 'housing about
.Cartney,
'Gibson, Brucelfield.
Agens—James Watt Blyth r-r-
No. 1, E. Hinckley,, Seafortis; J. A-
Murray,r.r. No. 3,Seafortfi EF
-J
Yeo,
(Mrs. H. Little visited Inc a few
clays last week with friends in Han-
over. s
The manyfriends of Mn.W. J.
Elder are glad to hear he is improv-
ing after his recent severe illness.
•Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hanan en lijt-
shell visited with Mn and Mrs. Her-
man Daynvan on Sunday.
Tenders will not be considered un-
I made on the forms ,supplied•, by;
the Department and in accordance
with departmental specifications and
conditions.
The right to demand from the sue-'
cessful tenderer a deposit, not ex-
ceedin• 10.per cent of the amount of
the tender, o secure the proper fu1-
wheel, She as put luta one of the FOR SALE
wagons and taken home although not Used cars and new ! ht sler, Pl '
y' y'
seriously injured. mouth Hudson -Essex e $oto cars.
Lease of 200,000 Acres, Pleased to have you call and look
In a recent issue of the Medicine them over, Very low,prices. S. OAR
Hat News is given a list of the lease TER, East half W. Wright's garage,
and the Goderich St. East. 22S
holders of land in bald
puncher of acres held by each. Among
40 ,pigs. The house, stables and barn
have hydro installed. Anyone desir-
ing al first class home and choice farm
shouldsee this. On account •of 111
health I will sell reasonable, Besides
she above 1 am offering lot 27,con-.
cession 12, Hibbert,consistin f
o 100
acres choice land, 65 acres well under-
drained.
Holmesvble; R. G. Jarznoncls
Bornholan. James Kerr and John Go-
Go -
venlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties
desirous to effect Insurance or frau-
sant other business, will be Promptly
attended p P
t ted to by application to any of
the abobe named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Horton of De
fitment of the contract, is reserved,grass
By order,others
in the list is the Cresswell Cat- SEAFORTH MARKETS.
10 acre's maple bush, all seed=
ed to no waste land. On the
troit, were recent visitors with friends
]tore.
lAnniversary service's will be held
in the Carmel Presbyterian Church
y
on Sunday, JunY 14 h. Rev. Mr.
N. DE'S'ARDI•N'S,
'Secretary,
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa,May13, 1931.
tie 'Co„ which has a lease holding of
upwards of 200,000 acres which makes
them man times over the largest
ranchers in that part of the West.
letter to The News, Mr. H. ll.
-
Eggs, per doz• , •, .., , , , , lOc, llc, 13'c
Butter, per lb. 20c
Potatoes, per
o pbag 90c
Hogs, per cwt. 7.50
$nt- $8•UU
premises are a good bank barn 48x56
feet and frame 'house, an excellent
•miles The farm iprospe onsted about 5
from the cons village of.R,
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
MERRY
MAR7,ON D.AVIES
Mea nilelon one-quarternof
C,Nool
takes
ofGotheaserll vicef sl Blyth will have charge
Mr. Jahn Sheppard
y�
RIIptIil'e' G pert lJlel•e
1: F'
Cres1
eredswell andweli everything es that ilooks f fe cattle avor-
able for early beef, as there is fairly
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
fromhe'
and
church. This farm has neve er beenon
you the gay nineties its
"T•
HEbELD;ORA!D'O GIRL"
• is improving
his property on Kin, street by hay-
lug a new garage built,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fraser and
Mrs. Fred Simmons were recent vis -Art,
itors With friends in Chiselhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson, Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Hudson and Mr,
and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson were in Eg-
Do you suffer from rupture? If so,good
your big opportunity has. now arrived
.Mr. Reavely, the noted rupture ex-
eCows—=$3,25
will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
for one day only
Friday, May 29th
and will be pleased to give free exam-
beef on the range now.
Invited to Brooklyn. g
The Beaver' Lacrosse Club have re-
eeived and accepted an invitation from
the Crescent Club of Brooklyn to play
an exhibition game in that- city on
June 3rd next, In all probability
other games will be arranged for the
Toronto.
Butcher Cattle— $4:50 to $6 cwt.
'Heavy steers $5;25 to $67:50 cwt.
to $4.50 cwt.
.'Fee Calves—$6 to $7 cwt,
Calves (choice)'---$6-to $7.50 cwt.
Spring •Lambs --$12.00 to $1'5:00 cwt
Buffalo.
cropped.
much and is in excellent
shape for cropping or pasture, I will
sell these. farms together or separate-
ly to suit purchaser. l or furtherPlaners,
par-,
titulars apply to the proprietor, Sea_
forth, R.R. 4, or phone 21 on 133
Seaforth, THOS. G, S:HI.LLI'N!G
LA.W, •Proprietor,_
Back to the time of balloon sleeves,
bust/es and tandem bu.I, es
Frolicsome, delightful, different!
dru' stg
PA , g ore cowboys and
azz of thirty years ago.
'Funnier than The Family Album
HERE THIS WEEK END
1,8 :,
moxidville Saturday attending the fu-
neral of their father, the late William
illation to any 'sufferers and to demon-
strata Inc famous appliance. Appliance
trip, and with alt expenses paid this
should be an excellent outing for
Choice Steers—$S.50 cwt.
Calves—$5,50 to $9.50 cwt.
FOR THE HOLIDAY
Hudson. Mr, Hudson was one of
ilte pioneers of this district,. spending
practically all his life in this neigh-
boyhood, and also resided in Heenan
for a time, He had reached the age
g
of 96 years and until this last year or
so was a strong, robust pian: He be-
gan to fail about a year ago and gra-
dually sank till he passed away on
Thursday last. The funeral took
place from his late li;ome to the flail-:
landbank cemetery 'on S
y Saturday after-
will contract the opening in• 10 to 15
'days and has been known to cure
cases in from three to six months,
This appliance is positively demon-
strated to g
you right on your own
e
P rson without any charge. You do
not spend a penny unless you are
fully satisfied that it is the right' ap-
uliance for you. A consultation with
'arr. Reavely will. cost you nothing,
Don't Set this opportunity get away
'from you, 'Remember the date,
those who are fortunate enough to be
on the' Beaver line 'up ,this year.
Obituary.
There died at Egmonclville on Sun-
dayrang,
last one of the oldest residents of
the village, fn the person of NeilING
Brown, at the ripe old age of $2
years. He was for years a farmer
near the Red Tavern in 'Tuckersmith,
retiring some years ago to Egniond-
villa, ale enjoyed the respect and
esteem of a lar
large circle of friends.
Lonely
y Martha
Martha hoped', when the telephoneThe
drat if was 'fpr her. SureSee
enough, it was. "Lonely " said :a
voice. "I thou ht I'd call and see,"
„ S
Why mother,' 's'aid Martha, - "how
did you know? I did want to talk to
you so' badly!" 'Martha and her
mother have had a - weekly Long
Distance talk ever since,
% (� pnj
W. C. Govenlo ek
McCormick-Demisti Agent
0171' a of SULKY PLOWS,
'PLOWS: AND
TRACTORS. AND PLOWS.
Have on hand for sale good used
Manure Spreader. Gangplow, Sul-
Al shape,aalso
nd'25 25 Ford Sedan in
Ford Coupe.
For Sale—Robt, Bell' cutting box,
32 ft. carrier, in first. ,
flan., Tues„ We".)
Britisii-make Wartime Comed y
Drama
'MAD771VBOhSE'L!L'E FROM ARM -
EN'TIERE'S"
RINCES;I'
P . +-/ �.i .«
class Sha e.
Set 2,000 Aound Scales_ A
.Want and For Sate A.i i s,..,- oc_'