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THE SEAFORTH' NEWS.
THURSDAY, " JUNE 4, 1931.
WALTON.
At the tegult? monthly meeting of
-lite Ladies' Aid Society of Duff's Un-
ited Church, Walton, it was .decided
that the annual garclein party tv01.11c1
ibe held Oa ,Friday evening, July 3..
Full arrangements have not yet been
snade. f
Tngagement.—Mrs and Mrs. Josepli
Love, of Walton, wish to announce
'the engagement of their 'daughter,
:'Fdanetta Ferne, to Robent E. Patter-
acv, son of Mrs. Patterson and the
lane George Patterson of Blyth, the
enarriege to take place early nn June.
Born,—On Tuesday, June 2, 19311,
-to Mr- and Mrs. Will Humphries, of
Walton, a eon.
'lairs. Hash Felton has returned,
'haute alter spending a few weeks in
: oondon analBlyth,
Mr. Wesley Clarke, one of our bar -
:hers, and his bride, Miss Edna Cara,
of Stratford, who were married at
"Stra:tforld no Wednesday of this
week, are moving s'o'me of their heuse-
"held effects from ;Stratford into pert
sof Mr, and Mrs. Jos. B•emtett''s house,
:the former personage.
ersonla e.
el' hili serprise
Presentation.-4Ad 1 t
ig' P
vwa5 tendered Miss Flora Harris,
-popeliar young bride-to-lbe whose
Marriage to Mr, Armand Kerd'ick of
Blyth, will take place in Kitchener
the tatter pant of this week, in the
(arm of a kitchen shower When about
±itirty-.five a her friends gathered at
-tire home of her sister, Mrs. Harold
:Sellers, on Saturday ;evening. A 'smell
-wagon, artistically -decorated with
'green and white was drawn into the
•rooan by Misses Alethea Carter and
Margaret Pellicle in which was a
-large basket also decorated in green
'and white and laden with gifts, and
3[iss Mildred Sellers, charming little
-niece of the bride -elect. After open-
ing the gifts Miss Harris thanked her
friends for their thoughtfulness and
the remainder of the evening was
spent in singing and in playing
'games. At the close of the evening,
dainty refreshments were served by
Misses. Alethea and Viola Carter,
Margaret Pethick and Mrs, Harold
Sellers.
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BLYTH.
-Woman's Institute. The regular
- meeting of the Wemens Institute was
!held in Memorial Hall on We'dnes-
slay, \lay 37th, with the president,
Mrs. R. ,Richmond presiding. Meet-
ing opened by singing our opening
ode, followed by the Lord's prayer
in -unison. During the business part of
--Abe meeting it was decided to give a
'Trim to the pupil obtaining the high-
est marks at the entrance examina-
tions. The program was opened with
coatmunity singing, a reading was gi-
ven by Miss Pate, Miss A'letta Smith
of Glanford ,Station„ the summer
•speaker, gave a very interesting ad-
etress on The Four Square Institute,
The district president of the West
Huron Women's Institute, Mrs. R.
Davidson of Dungannon, was present
and gave a splendid talk on institute
work. The national anthem was sung
'in closing, Lunch was served and a
social time enjoyed.
The play, "Cherry Time" aril[ be
-staged in Memorial Hall on Tuesday,
June 16 by Westfield talent under the
:auspices of the \Voman s' Institute.
Mr. Stewart Robinson of Goderich
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and M[rs. R. H .Robinson.
Mlr. Russell Armstrong of London
visited his mother. Mrs. Martin Arm-
-.strong. on 'Sunday,
Alis Dorothy Robinson spent Sun-
day with her parents, -Mir. and Mfrs,
R. H. Robinson,
The bowlers are preparing for a
toernnament au June 17,
The district annual meeting of
West Huron Women's Institute will
he held in MacKay hall. Goderich, on
Tuesday. June 9th, Morning ses,inn,
10 to 12 o'clock institute ode, Scrip-
ture reading by Mrs, Woods of Au-
burn; prayer. Mrs. Philips, Auburn;
appointment of resolution committee,
minutes of last meeting; reports of
branch institutes; auditor's report,
standing c unm trees' reports, discus-
sion: election it officers. Afternoon
session. oinmunity singing. instrum-
ental, Atiss Gladys Mountain, Lon-
de 'tn )ri i1e rt's address; recite-
-tem, M 'Forbes. Belgrave; Federa
tiee delegate's report. Mrs. Phillips,
l,„cleru't eet:tet ant a paper, Help-
ing Girls and Boys - tnri ugh the Teen
."tee. Mrs. Paisley. f C ints,n; music
from the God,.—rich branch: address.
Miss D nlam, Provincial Federation
representative: quartette. Auburn;
place of meetirg next year; God Save
the Kele, Al: ladies, whether mem-
bers or the Institute or not, are cor-
dially Melted to attend the, ntee.-
ng.. I)t s nets from 12 ri 1 o'-
ir•ck by the ..,lir, .:,1 the Go-
lcrch Maur t.
Mfrs Anderson and children of To-
-I -onto spent smut days wail her mo-
'iher, Mrs. :dater.
Mr. and Mrs. Armitage of Wing
-
'ham s."tent Sunday with the latter's
-parents, Mi and Sfr., E. C. Laundy.
Mr. and Mrs, George Johnston of
Lonrho n visited at the home of Mrs.
Johnston'. uncle, .Mir. James Dodds.
Mr. and \ir., Robertson of Witte -
ham
\' tt+ham visited with the latter'; brother
and Ater, Mr. James Dodds and Miss
.Cassie Dodds.
Miss Mary Cartwright spent over;
'the week end with her cousin, Mr.
lend Mrs. Irvine Wallace.
Mr: and Mfrs. Robert 13e11 and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Bell and children motored to St.
:Marys last week, -Mfrs. Robert Bell
spending the week end at the home
of her brother, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
•"Biernes.
Mr. and Mirs. Jack McNeil and
babe are visiting at the home of the
former's bt'other, M'r., and Mrs. Geo.
M cNall.
Mr, and Mrs. R, E. Sillib of $rant -
lord were visitors in Blyth over the
week end.
.Grading work on the new cut-off
road on the highway was /emun this
week 0 charge of Mr, Cardiff.
'NIr. Will Barr of Detroit returned
Wednesday after spending a week
vissititrg friends.
Miss Ella Heffron was taken to
L'ond'on on Wednesday last and ex-
pects shortly to go to Detroit to un-
dergo an operation.
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity
f Church are planningto have•a
he
tea at thorse of Miss Woodcock
t:in June n.
Come in and See
Our New and Used Cars
I Am Agent For
Durant Cars & Rugby Trucks
Masse =Barris Machinery,
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and Repairs
JOHN GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
Alt Repairs and Labor Cash.
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Wallace and MissMildred H•d ern
spent Friday eventing et the home of
Mr. Toho Yeo.
Mr. and iMrs. John Yeo visited with
Mr. and Mrs. roe Johnston Saitueetry
afternoon.
Mrs. Wm. Craig spent a few days
last week with her son at Grand Bend.
Mrs. 'carr Yeo was the guest of
Mrs. Thos. Lyon on Sunday.
Miss Mildred H'tlborn visited at
her brother's. Mr. Leslie Hilborn's,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Walker and the
Misses Young of Goderich were
guests at the home of Mr. John Yeo
during the week -end.
Mrs. 'Stanley Dougherty has re-
turned home from spending a coupie
of weeks with her parents near Lis-
towel.
Mrs. John Yeo is visiting friends
and relatives at Clinton and Bayfield.
HILLSGREEN
The ladies of the ,Hillsgreen Church
met on Wednesday afternoon and
quilted two quilts to go in the bale.
The Rer. C. Campbell, LJD.A., of
Toronto, will conduct the service in
the afternoon on Sunday, June '7th.
Rev. R. R. Conner will be attending
the conference held in Chatham from
June 3rd to June 7th.
Mr. Keith Love is also attending
the 'Conference held in Chatham this
week. Keith will be ordained for the
ministry on Sunday, June 7th, in that
city.
'Mrs. L. Troyer spent a day with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde of the Lon-
don Road Hensall.
We are very sorry to report
that Mr. Robert Stephenson is
confined to his room. We hope he
will soon be enjoying his usual good
health again.
Mfrs. J. Stacey and sons, Messrs.
Jack and Fred and Miss E. Faulkner
of Detroit, spent the week end at the
home of Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie
and also with friends in Hensall.
Mr, A. Cochrane spent the week
end with friends in Centralia.
Mrs. P. Campbell of Hay township
visited recently with her parents, .Mir -
and Mrs. H. Love.
a(r. IV. Blackwell, of Lansing,
Mich., spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Blackwell and family.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Love and Mrs. R.
Love, also of Lansing, accompanied
Mr. Blackwell over and visited rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Quite a uunber from this vicinity
attended the anniversary services in
Hensel' 'United Church Sunday last
and also the play held in the town hall
en -Monday evening.
The Y. P. anniversary of the Hills -
green Church will be held on Sun-
day, June 14 at 7.30 p.m. Rev, R. N.
Stewart of Staffa will conduct the
service. The Kippen choir are, pre-
paring special music for the service.
The afternoon service will be with-
drawn on that day.
Mr. and Mrs, Lavender have gone
to Hensall where they are nicely set-
tied in their new hone.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stephan and
fam:iy have also moved to Hensall to
live and have got nicely settled fn
their new home.
STAFF( A
Ret. and Mrs. R. N. Stewart and
Mr. tion. Sadler are in Chatham at-
tending the conference of the United
Church.
Mr. Les Harburn is visiting with
relatives and friends in the West.
Mrs. \Vrn Jackson of 'Mitchell is
vkiting at the home of her son, Mr,
Geo. V.vian.
We are Terry- to- report that Mrs.
ir..o. Livingstone is under the cluc-
tes care.
1'ih, district mutual of the South
Perth \\ einatt s Institute was held in
the hall last Thursday when upwards
of 150 ladies were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fletcher of
Detreit spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Elliott.
Miss Elveretta Sills of Cleveland
lied on her ,grandparents. Sir, and
Mir.. H. Golding, Saturday,
Mr. and Sirs. J, R. Bowman and
Miss Bowman of Hagersvifle are
visiting with their sour, Mr. 'Cecil
Bowman.
Mr. Frank Hanibiey attended the
funeral of the late Mr. Luther Kemp
in Toronto on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Fitzsimmons of
Clinton spent Sunday ,with Mr. and
Mrs. D. Colquhoun,
Mltcses Marguerite Sillery and
Mary .Hastings visited in Stratford
Slnnday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1,V. O'Brien arid Miss
Olive O'Brien of Zurich spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Parsons. Sarnia,.
visited over the week -end with their
mother, who is ve.ry'iow,
Don't forget the hall game Friday
night when the local team meet St.
Mary's on the home diamond.
The marriage took place on June 3
ti Miss Norma Wilson, daughter of
3lr, and Mrs. Geo. G. -'Nilson, of Stet -
fa to 11r. Cecil Stewart of Exeter,
the ceremony taking place at 12,30,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison of
Seaforth attended the Stewart -Wil-
ton wedding on Wednesday.
A very pleasing event,of, a e'ourte-
our character occurred .on Friday ev-
ening at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
George G, Wilson when a number of
r
\ornn ' friends Norma's tends s n
ur edher
s b
ppre-
senting' P
senting her with a beautiful floor
lamp. An addre-' was read by Miss
Marzetta Sadler which, mentioned
Miss Wilson's long service and will-
ingness to help on all occasions in
the choir, also her services in the
Sunday School. Miss Wilson was ap-
pointed as teacher of the infant class
When a very young child and has
taught some of these girls in succeed-
inqclasses up to the present time.
Miss Vera Leary made the presenta-
tion on behalf of the choir and Sun-
day School class after which Miss
Wilson made a very fitting reply. Af-
ter enjoying some games the visitors
provided a very dainty lunch alter
which they joined in wishing Norma
all the blessings possible in her new
home.
CONSTANCE.
Mr, Joseph Riley.—The death oc-
curred at Constance on Thursday
morning, May 28th, about Id o'clock,
of Mr. J'osepm Riley. Born in Hallett
towniship seventysone years ago
March 23rd last, son of the late Mr,
and Mrs. J. Riley, he lived .here until
as a young man in his twenties he
went to the United States and became
a resident of Cleveland Where he lived
for nearly fifty years. In that city he
met Miss Mary MdGeary, whom he
married 48 years ago. Five years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Riley came to Con-
stanee where they had since lived. A
week before his death Mr. Riley was
seized with bronchial gneenIonia. On
Tuesday, May 26, his wife passed
away after being seriously sick for
only a few days, after Mr. Riley was
taken 'ill. On Thursday last, the day
of his wife's funeral, he passed to the
Great Beyond. The funeral was held
on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. from
the home of Kr. Robert Grimoldlby,
the service being in charge of the
Rev, 3lr, Johnston, pastor of the
Constance United Church, Six neph-
ews were pallbearers at both funerals:
Messrs. George Riley, Frank Riley,
Joseph Riley, John Riley and Charles
Riley and Robert Grintoldby. One
daughter survives, Mrs. Charles Stutz
of Cleveland, - Mrs.. Stutz tv as called
from her home owing to her father's
illness and arrived on Saturday, May
23rd, and the same day her mother
became ill, Mor. Riley is survived by.
two brothers, both living here, Mr.
George Riley, and a twin brother, Mr.
Ben. 'Riley. The community .extends
sincerest sympathy to the bereaved,
who have been called upon to bear
sorrow twice within so short a space
of time.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stutz of
Cleveland, Ohio, returned to their
home last Monday. Mrs. Stutz was
called to the bedside of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley, who both
passed away last week. The com-
munity sympathizes with 3[rs, Stutz
'n her double berea)-ement.
ale and Mrs. Riley of Brussels
spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Rohr. Grimoldby.
Mfr. adn Mrs. Stanley Muuns of
Blenheim, also Mfr. Charles Coakley,
spent the week -end in the village at-
tending the funeral of Mrs. Miunn's
uncle, Mr. Joseph Riley.
The Ladies' Aid and. W.11. S. will
meet at the home of 3.lrs, Ausiin
Dexter, Thursday, June llth, An in-
vitation is extended to all the ladies
of the congregation.
The Constance United Church will
hold their Sunday School anniversary
on June 14. The speaker for the day
will be Rey. Dr. Mortimer, Aaburn.
The choir wilt give special music, as-
sisted by )Jr. Roy Alien of Clutton
and Mr. James Scott, Seaforth, Mr.
Scett will sing a sola in the evening.
Work on the bridge west of Kin -
burn is in progress this Creek.
Miss Jean Lawson, Clinton, is mak-
ing an extended visit at her hone,
as her mother, Mfrs, Robt,'Lae-son, is
taking a trip West,
MANLEY.
Mfr, and. Mrs. \Vilford McKay and
their father, Mr. Jos, McKay, former-
ly of this place but now from London
visited their former friends of this
place last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKay and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Manley were visit-
ors under the parental roof of Mr. and
Mfrs, C. Eckert, Searorfh, .
Rev. Fr. Dhler from Chesley, Ont..
accompanied by Rev. J. 11, Eckart,
called on friends here during the week
The many friends of Mrs. Jerry O'-
Hara are pleased to learn she is con-
valescing rapidly in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital after a serious operation, '
No More Disappointments.
"Going homer sang •Lou to her-
self; "going home!" echoed the rails
as she sped along. Oh, how grateful
she was for that fast -minute telephone
call which made this trip possible!.
Long Distance so often -saved her
from misting happy times.
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
(Wed., .June 3. WANTED'
Eggs,, per dozed 11c, 1'4c, '16c A limited number of cattle for
Butter,'Per lb ....................20co
pasture, water and
grass
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nteed.Petatoes per bag $l.on
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Seaforth. forth f
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Hogs, per .cwt. 07.65-t$8,'l0 i SHIL LINIGLA+4V. G.
HENSALL
Mr. Minton Ortwiin of London
spent: the week end visiting relatives
Int town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boiithron spent
Sunday with friends iii Hanover,
Mgrs, Thos. Palmer is visiting for a
few days with, relatives in Windsor.
/Rev. and Mrs. Naylor of Listowel
spent Monday visiting friends ie
tahere.ws,
Miss Doris .Chapman of Palmerston
is visiting for a few days with friends
(Mrs. C. A. McDonnell is s'pend'ing'
a few weeks with relatives in Toron-
to.
Miss Greta Mc/Naughton, who has
been int poor heal't'h is in Toronto tak-
ing treatments in the interests of her
heabth,
Messrs. Jack and Fred Steacy, ac-
companied by 'the'ir mother, of De-
troit, spent the week end With friends
here,
Mr. Tames Tapp of Montreal is vis-
iting at his home here.
Mrs. Tait of Toronto is visiting far
a few days h mof Mrs. R.
w s a t the h o e
Y
Bont hron
Mr. Wm, Simpson, accompanied by
his mother, of Detroit, spent the
week end at the home of Mrs. R.
Bonehron,
(Large crowd's attended the aai•nli-
versary senviees in the United Church
on Sunday Pest when the Rev. Mr.
Lane of North Side Unlited Church,
Seaforth, preached very inspiring ser
mons both itno'raing and evening. The
new hymnary was used for the first
time and special music was .given by
the. choir. In the morning special
parts in the anthem were taken by
Mrs. Geo, Hess and Mr. W. O.
Goodwin and a solo "The Lord is My
Shepherd," by Mr. Sam Rennie. In'
the evening the chair was assisted by
a male quartette from Mtitchell, con-
sisting of Messrs. rack Skinner,
Franklin Moore, Lorraine Steiwaet
and Dalton Davidson. The quartette
gave two splendid numbers and a solo
by Mr. Franklin Moore.
Mrs. A. Foster spent a few days at
Seaforth with her father.
/Next Sunday the Oddfellows will
attend service in the United Chun'ch
in the evening. A special sermon will
be preached and there will be special
music,
The W.MZ:S, of the .'United Church
will hold their meeting on Thursday
afternoon in the basement df the
church. Mrs. A. Sinclair will have
charge of the study.
Miss Margaret Mel -area of London
is visiting at her home here.
The regular ,monthly meeting of
the village council was held on Mon-
day evening. all members being pres-
ent except Councillor Cameron.' The
minutes of last meeting were read
and conlfinnted. Mr. Consitt reporited
receiving 100 feet of fire hose recent-
ly purchased froan the fire hose Co.
of Kitchener and were in good order.
Bills and accounts read as follows:
Municipal World, supplies, $2.'19; W.
Spencer, rebate on hall rent, $5; Bi-
Laterial Hose Co., fire hose, $98,00;
C. Vollaad. teaming, $2;60; W. Da -
bus, sanitary work, hall, $3; total,
$110.79. Moved by Consitt and Spen-
cer, that accounts as read be paid.
Carried. Mickle and Consitt, that the
cduncil now adjourn until Monday,'
June 8, at 8 p.m.—James A. Paterson,
Clerk.
The Court of Revision on the as-
sessment roll was held on Monday
evening, Juste 1 at $ p.m., all the
member; of the council taking the
oath except Councillor Cameron, sdho
was absent. It was moved by Mickle
and Consitt that Court of Revision be
adjourned until Monday. June 8, at
8 pin. Carried.—James A. Paterson,
Clerk.
Miss Nellie Carmiohael is spending
a few weeks in Exeter nursing her
aunt, Mrs. Gillard, who is seriously
ills
Reeve Geiger is in Goderich this
week attending the County Council.
Mrs, Miry. C. Davis is having hydro
installed int her home, the work be-
ing done by -Mir. Ray Pfaff,
-Mira. John Pope, who spent the win-
ter months with her daughters in
London and Galt, has returned home.
Mrs. Ed. Sheffer was a visitor with
friends in Hillsgreen last week.
-Mfrs, John Zuefle spent Monday
with friends in Exeter.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. George Dale, Anona and 'Dor
ald, also Mrs. Wes. Nott, wish to
thank their friends and neighbors for
the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy during their recent sad ber-
eavement, also for the loan of cars.
STRAWBERRY TEA
Under the auspices of the C,'' ,'.L.
in St. J,antes' parish hall on Julie 1Ith
from 5to8p,nt,
AUCTION SALE
Of House and Lots, There will be.
offered for sale by public auction at
2 p.m. Tuesday, June 9th a six room-
ed 138 story frame dwelling With hard
and soft water. There is also in con-
nection with same a choice orchard
and garden. containing an acre of
land. The dwelling is also equipped
with electric light, It is situated 1
block west of Egnvondville Church
and has the benefit of small taxes.
The same will be sold on easy terns
with 10% of purchase money in cash.
The householcl effects consisting of
tables, chairs, beds, also wheelbarrow,
garden toots and other articles, and
30 choice hens. Thos. Hudson, prop.
T. Brown, auctioneer.
PROPERTY FOR SALE,
In Egmondi'ille, containing 2 acres
of good fertile land; on said property
is erected a comfortable frame house
containing 8 rooms, good cellar; .cis-
tern and hard water at the door. All
has been recently retio'vated, Good
barn, 40 feet in length, also hen house,
all in good tepair. Electric light, fruit
trees. This property is convenient in
every 's -ay in regard to church, school
on premises and near the flourishing
town of Seaforth. For further partic-
ulars, apply on the premises, or a'd-
dress RODIDRIICK MfdLEAN, Eg-
inondviite, Ont. 25
Buy in Egrondville.
Picnic Hams 19c
per lb,
Crown Blend Tea .... 39 c
per Blend.
English Breakfast 4e9 c
Tea per lb.
Red Rose Tea 555 c
per lb. ai
Rolled. Oats 2
90 lb. .. , ■ 25
Palm Olive Soap +� 9 c
3 Bars . „ . i �r
'Choice Creamery,.•
13utter .. , . 2 pounds 43 a
Magic Baking Pow- 34c
der.. ,. per pound
Cash Prices 'Only
W. J. FINNIG11N
AUCTION SALE.
'01 Farm, Farm Stock, Implements,
Standingn.
Grain,Hayand Household
usehold
von 4, Hul-
t 5 Concession Effects,at Lo'
lett township 2 miles south of Mil-
burn and seven males northea's't of
Clinton, on. Wednesday, June 17th,
at 1 o'clock sharp, consisting of the
following:
CATTLE — Six choice Durham
cows, fresh; one purebred Durham
heifer, 'bred; 3 Dunham calves abput
8 .weeks old.
.HORSES — Extra choice brown
mare, 'draft, 7 years old; bn!own mare,
9 years old; general purpose mare, 10
years old, good single or double; ag-
ricultural colt, 2 years old.
About 150 Rook and Leghorn hens.
IMPLEMENTS -•Good farm wa-
gon, gravel box, hey rack, steel rol-
ler, M.-iH. seed drill, 113 hoes; horse
rake; M.,H. mower; scuffler, 2 walk-
ing ploughs, good top buggy, steel
tire; open. buggy; Parkland culler;
set of sleighs, cultivator, set of har-
rows, stone boat, beetling mill, grind
stone, iwork bench, sugar kettle, 25 ft.
ladder, step ladder, set of scales, roll
of wire fence, double set of harness,
set of single harness, number of grain
bags, DeLaval cream separator No.
12, Daisy churn, washing machine,
pails, lanterns, shovel's, hoes,' rakes,
scythes, whiffletrees, quantity of
wheat, barley, hay and wood. About
25 acres of standing hay; 11 acres of
good fail wheat; 8 acres of oats; 8
acres of 'barley.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Pan-
dora
FFECTS: Pan-dora range, Quebec heater, sewing
machine, 3 beds, 2 chests of draneers,
dining room table, 6 dining room
chairs, couch, 3 rocking chairs, pots,
pans, •lam'ps, etc.
THE FIAIRM- iAt the same time
and place the fent, which consists of
148 acres more or less, of good clay
loam, with good set of farm buildings,
will be offered for sale, This farm is
well adapted for grain or grazing,
with abundance of water and shade.
This property will be offered for sale
in one block, that is to say, farm,
farm stock, implements, standing hay
and grain. Threshed grain and hay in
barn will be offered subject to re -t
serve bid. Terms made known. on day
of sale. If not disposed of in block
will, be offered on following •. terms.
TIEIRMIS—On chattels, cash. On
farm 10 per cent. of purchase money
paid down on day of sale, balance in
30 days; arrangements may . be made
for reasonable amount to remain on
mortgage.•
1\\inn. J. McCully, Executor of the
Estate of Wm. Rinn; Geo. H. Elliott,
Auctioneer.
FOR SALE.
11 hp. gasoline engine (White)
working fine; cheap for cash. Also
DeForest Crosley Electric Radio 1931
model, will take '$100...Also electric
washing machine, fate model, will be
sold ' at quarter of cost. Apply
at EGMLO,N,DM ILrL1E G_AIRAIGE. 25.
PIGS FOR SALE.
)3 choice pigs about 6 weeks old.
S. LEY0311'R'N'E, Phone .136r24. 23
JUNE W+EDDINGS.
'Be sure and have Photographs of
this great event. The ,Burgess Studio,
Mitchel;, would be pleased to make
good Photographs of the Wedding
Party. 23
"`PERMANENT WAVES.
(Front $3.75 to $10 by experienced
operator at ROD'GER'S 13'EAUTY
PARLOR, M4itchell, phone 372 25,
PLANTS FOR SALE.
Choice Snap -Dragon now ready. by
the box or by the dozen; Petunias,
large and small, cabbage and cauli-
flower, also a few other varieties of
flowers. A. L. PORTEOUS, West
street, Seaforth. '73
IN MEMORIAM.
lin losing memory of a mother,
Mfrs. Benj, Riley, who passed away
three years ago.
There is an angel who bears the light,
And he conies at the close of day,
When the sun goes down on a well
-pent life.
He lights up the last dark way,
And he whispered, "Tired one, give
me thine hand,"
And with spirit brave and steady,.
Mother faltered not from the un-
known land,
But answered, "'I ant ready.
—Ever remembered by her daugh-
ter and husband, Mrs. ,Ro'ht, Grim-
oldby and Mr, Benj. Riley..
IN 1MEMOIRIAM,
Ili 'loving memory of Margaret A.
Pen'hale who passed away June 7th.
1930.
One year has passed since that
sad
day,
God called the one we loved away
Forget her? No, we never will.
For in our hearts she lfveth still,
The blow was great, the shock severe.
We little thought the end was near,
Tis only those who have lost can tell
The loss of a dear sister without
farewell.
-Sadly missed by Brothers and,
Sisters,
armors
Welhave on hand a good stock
of high-grade concrete tile, sizes
3" to 8". We also make on or-
der sizes up to 16".
Now is the time to get yours.
ALSO
Do you know, 70% of fires
are caused by defective chim-1
neys, Are yours safe?
See us at once about our new
style ,fireproof chimney.
R. Frost & Son
SEAFORTH. Phone 183
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that all`
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of. Sarah Jane Stor-
ey, late of the Township of M'dKil
lop, in the 'County of Huron, widow,
Who died' gin the <Nth day ,of April, ,
1931, are required to sendto the un-
dersigned solicitor for ;the executors
full particulars and verified by affi-
davit of their claimson or before the
8th day of June, 1931.
And Notice is Further Given that
atter the said last mentioned date the
executors will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said deceased having
regard only to the claim's of which
they then shall have had notice.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 24th
day of May, 1931.
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor. for the Executors.
NIOTICE TO CREDITORS
'NOTICE is hereby given that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of Edward M•elady,
late of the Township of Hibbert in
the County of Perth, Farmer, who
died on the 2nd day of May, 1931, are
required to send to the undersigned
solicitor for the administrator full
particulars and verified by affidavit of
their claims on or before the 13th day
of June, 1931.
And Notice is Further •GEven that
after the said last mentioned date the
administrator will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said de-
ceased, having regards only to the
claims of which he then shall have
had notice,
Dated at 'Seaforth, Ontario, this
27th day of May, 1931.
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitor for the Administrator.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
Cottage 23 Coleman St, in good
condition. Apply, stating terms to
Mrs. .MARY CONN O LLY, Avalon
apts., No. 21, Erie St: E., '.Windsor,
Ont, 25.
FOR SALE.
Quantity of Seed Buckwheat, Ap-
ply to BERT LR\MLN, RR. 2, Sea -
forth. Phone 616r32, Clinton. 25.
NOTICE
My wife having left my bed and
board, I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her. ED.
GRAN VILLE, 24,
WOOD FOR SALE.
I have a few cords of hardwood
left 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
T. J, RICHARD'SON, Phone 148r22,
Seaforth. 24.
PASTURE,
Pasture for a few more cattle on
ug farm iit'Tuckersntith. Abundance
of grass and water; prices reaspnable.
JINO. SPROAT, Seaforth.
PLANTS FOR SALE.
We have a larger supply this year:
Tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, as-
ters, snapdragons, petunias, and zin-
nias, Apply to ALBERT BAIK'EIR,
Railway Street, Seaforth. 23.
FOUND.
Licenselat r!1
P e No. K1Vi 31,.2
. Owner
may have same by paying , for ad.
GFJO. BATON, Winthrop, phone 240
r 15. . 23
WANTED.
A limited number of cattle for pais-
ture. Gograss nd�shade,d Phone
ho teand a1170r ?.c ne o.
C. Dale, R..R. 2, .Seaforth: 24
THLIIRS., FRI., SAT.
"CAUGHT 'SHORT"
Marie Dressler and Polly Moran
with Auita Page
Mon., Tues„ Wed.
"SINS OF THE CHILDREN"
RINCESt
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