HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-08-13, Page 8,PAGE EIGHT.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931
HENSALL.
The acb ourtiec1 inquest on the late
Robert Lamont took .place on Tues
• rh>Inc
n hall,Dr
clary morning in the T
IO'DWyer, coroner of Huroh•eCdtinty,.
presiding and Cr-o.wn : =At't'orney
Holmes of •Gloderich:was there in tete'
linteres'ts of the crowns Dr. Collyer,
who 'performed the post mortem, was
'cabled on and told. of the condition he
fntmd; the.. body in and that in his.
opinion death \rias caused by an alco-
holic condition of the heart. Con-
etables Gundy, Whitesides and Hud -
sop also a number of young men be-
longing- to the village testified. The
crbwin aut'hori'ties were trying to find
iwihene the deee'asedgot the l'iqu'or bu't.
nlotlhling definite was found out. The
jury brought in a verdict along the
Sines of Dr. Coilyer's 'evidence,
Dr. and Mrs, 'Campbell and daugh
Mer jean have returned to their home
to Toronto after a pleasant visit here.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Campb.elt's mother, Mrs. Thos.
,Miurdoch, who will 'visit in 'Toronto
'for some time.
hies Amy L'armnie of Toronto is
visiting at her home here,
Mrs. D. Paisley and children of
Montreal are visiting at the hone of
the former's mother, Mrs. E. Rennie,
The Women's Missionary Society
of -the United Church held th•eirreg-
ular monthly meeting on Thursday
!afternoon last in the basement of the
church. Owing to the absenceof the
president, Mrs Sinclair took the
chair. After the, opening exercises,
an instrumental duet was given by the
Misses I, ,Douglas and B. Foss and a
Solo by Mrs..Heddeu, after which a
devotional leaflet was read by. 'Miss
tConsitt and the study taken 'by Mrs.
(Elder, Mrs. Redden, Mrs. T. Hab-
kirk and Mrs, Annie McDonnell.
What might have heen a serious
accident occurred on the London
goad on Friday afternoon last. Mrs.
10. Beaver; a former Hensel] girl and
book keeper for the Exeter Lumber
Co., was returning to her work after
dinner. She stopped her car before
entering the highway and noticed a
:car coating about 40 rods away. She
drove on the highway and went about
4 rods when the other car, driven by
a Detroit man, came up and took to
the ditch rather than hit her. A Mr.
-Taylor of Auburn was in the car and
the two men were talking and claim
they did not see Mrs. Beaver's car
ahead of them. Their car turned aver
in the ditch three or four times and
the nnen were badly bruised and cut
and the -car badly damaged. Mr. Bea-
ver, who was quickly on the scene,
called the provincial traffic officer at
London, who came up and -investig-
ated the .case. The two men were ta-
,ken into the Beaver home and Dr.
(Fletcher was called and later they
were driven back to Auburn and the
car left at the garage in Exeter for
repairs.
Mrs. Peter Fisher and Miss Elinor
'Noir returned home after a two
weeks vacation with friends in Gra-
venhurst.
Mrs. Vair of Toronto is visiting
with her mother, Nrs. Robt, Bon
throe,
'Miss Ei.va Bolton of Kitchener,
(Miss Torry Bolton of Toronto, Doris
and Norma of London ane 'holidaying
at the home of their parents, Mr. and
iMrs. Gordon Bolton,
Mrs. Harry Harman who has spent
the Inst month visiting friends in Tor-
onto has returned home.
Mr. 'Vern{, Butt of 'Seaforth is visit-
ing with his sisters here. Mrs, John
'Murdoch, Mrs. John Dinsdale and
Mrs. J. M. Petty.
!Captain Fairwell of the Old Age
Pension Department, Toronto, was in
town Friday calling on the old age
pensioners of Hensall. 'Captain Fair -
well wit] call an all those receiving
,pensions in Human, ;Perth and Bruce
counties, will make a general survey
of -this district, and 'make his report
to 'Toronto. iH'e has about finished
Perth county and has spent three
weeks in Huron, He is now working
in the south end of the county.
Mr. ahs ,Mas. Chas: Fleming and
Miss Doris Hannan have returned to
To,ranto after spending a few weeks
visiting in town.
James McCullough and sister, Miss
Mary of Brucefield are spending a
few days visiting with Hannah Craig.
Mr. John Stacey and brother Fred
of Detroit spent the week -end visiting
friends here. They were accom-
panied home by their another, Mrs. "S.
Stacey who has been visiting reaitives
•and friends in Hensall and. Hillsgreen
{for ,the past three weeks.
Mr. Scott Welsh has resumed his
position with T. C. J'oynt after a
weeks varaition.
IB'anlrhron & Drysdale are painting
Ith'e front df their store and o'ther'wise
improving their property on King it.
Mrs.' Annie Hawthorne and; laugh=
ter Janet of Mo'oseja'w are visiting
'with Hensall friends this week.
Miss Dloreean!Farquair is spending
her h:eekla'ys this week visiting 'heel
parents in ,Stanley township.
Mr. Josh, A'sihlton of Seaforth visits
ed with, friend's id town on 'Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs, 'Willis .PBow•e'll of Exet-
er called on friends in town Task
week.
Mr. Geo, Todd is spending a couple
of weeks visiting friends in Mie+higan.
Mn Wm. Pearce of Exeter visited
',friends in brit n fiekntly '
• The how'le'rs :heid''a ietilti'a'deent'On7
our local green on'Wednesday,'iast, A
large, number "of bowlers from. differ-
ent ;d`i ' Western Ontario were
present. The green was in splendid
ceticlltiorl and the day ideal for the
event" The first prize was: won by
las ,Beehdey'and B. J. Winter Of Sea -
forth; second by J. S. Wren and Fred
IBlontl'rou of. Hees'all; third by Dr.
\leTaggantan'd A. L. Case of Hensall
fourth by' R. J. Sproat and J. E. Willis
o!f Seaifonth, '1ihe play continued til'l
after midnight,
Mr. Fred Bloomlfield of Exeter was
in town on ,Tuesday.
.IHensall's baseball team is making a
name for itself this season, having
won their eighth straight ;game at
Windham on Friday evening with a
snore of 10 to 8. Howe for Hensall
had Wvn'gham .guessing for about five
innings, 'then weakened, and Welsh
the dark boy went in ,and held them
Scoreless, lMclOateley, the speed artist,
was on, the job as usual, with
{Brownlee, Nichol and Rennie to help
with the infield duties. lOantelon, the
utility •
man, caught, Gaschio and
'Y'oungblut, the aintfght fielders were
absent but Joynt, Passinare.and Hor-
ton did well. Hensall and Stratford
meet next in the semi-finals, a play -
down, and Hensall• are out to win with
their strongest team in years. The
boys should go far in . the race down
the stretch• as they are hitting and
fielding like fiends, and have four or
five of the fastest men on bases seen
in years, also a weld -balanced pitching
staff. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd MdE'wen and
little daughter have returned home
after spending a weeks pleasant visit
with friends in Paisley and other
places. •
lel rs. Ross MelLean and children of
Detroit are visiting with their relat-
ives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beet of St.
Thomas are visiting with their many
friends in and around Hensall.
,ir. and Mrs. Lloyd, Davis of Lon-
don have proved to town and will re-
side with Mr. Davis' mother, Mrs.
W. C. Davis, South Richmond st.
Mr. Frank Farquair has several
men engaged improving Ms pr'o'perty
on Oxford et.
Mr, and .Mrs. Alex. E. 'Smillie of
Toronto are spending a few days in
the village visiting their Son, Dr.
'S'ntil'I:ie and other .relatives..
Mrs, A. J. Kimball and family and
Miss Norma Bonthron left on Friday
for their home in Chicago after a
pleasant two weeks visit with relat-
ives here.
Eileen Beck, Mary Goodwin and
Carrie Joyrt have had their tonsils
removed, the operations 'being per -
fanned .by Dr. Collier and Dr. Flet-
cher of Exeter.
The Roy Scotts and Scout Master
Fred Hess have returned home after a
pleasant holiday at Pike Bay and
Tobe rmores.
Dr, Jas, Gray of ,Seattle, 'Wadi,, and
Mr. John Gray of Toronto were re-
cent visitors .with their sister, Mrs. S.
,Smillie.
Robt. Baker and son of Cardiff,
!Sask., have returned to their home in
the \Vest after visiting frienids in this
district for a couple of weeks.
Dr, Geo. Blatchford of Clinton,
Mich„ is spending a few days in the
village this .week visi'tin'g his brother
Richard and other relative's.
HIBBER'.
The regular meeting of theiHibbert.
Council was held at iStella on Mon-
day, August 106, all nemibers pres-
ent, the .Reeve presiding, The min-
utes of the fast regular meeting and
of a special meeting* were read, and on
motion of Wm. Kay and Frank Al-
len were approved as read. 'Reeser
Scott was peed the stem df $30 for
sheep killed and daanages to flock,
and the clenk instructed' to notify the
owners of dogs certified by the sheep,
valuator to have been responsible, to
pay the 'damages to the coptadi'l. A
delegation from Stratford 'Genesial
.Hospital soliciting the usual grian'tl
were practised the stem of $50. Reno-'
lutions were passed. instructing :the,
Clerk to "forward the account of put-
ting lights on a bridge an the west
boundary to John 'gamey, . coufntyl
engineer, for payment, also to issue;
an order of $5 for weed cutting on the!
'Dominion Hotel property and enter
the amount on the collector's nolh
against said property. The treasurer!
submitted ,his estim'ate's for ,gene.ran
town'shi'p exp!en'diture and road ex-"
penses. Bylaw N,o.370, awthorizin'gi,
and conlfirining the levying 'Of ' rates
for the current' year was passed and,
signed: by the Reeve and 101erk: coon -7
ty rate, 026'23 moles, genera? town
ship rate ,876 mills, road eadp, rate
1.165 milt's. A communication wast
read from the clerk of 'Iluckeirsniith
advising the council of Hffblbert that a
resolution had been forwarded to fhel
drainage referee "at ' btfahva "reld>iestinig
permission to vary. 'the -assessnren't
schedule on the Shepherd" `Creek
Drain. The clerk was inatruleted toe
do4nfnunthetke witfi'the ' fld wre�hip sof-
1ci.to', E. G. Thompson, to arrange a
meeting with the council ' with regard
to the omission of the Scott Drain
levy 'in 1929 and the Walker Drain
levy in 1930. Orders nor approxim-
ately $4170 Road ,Exp.'and $1128 general'
exp. were issued. The meeting ad-
journed to meet again on Monday,.
ISeptember'14, at 1 pen,—Mrs. Kath-
leen Feeney, Tp. Clerk.
BRUCEFIELD.
IMcBeath-Brock.—;A quiet wedding
was aiolennnized at the manse, Eip-
peat, on Friday evening, Jury 31, ween
(Pearl, only dategkater of Mrs. Charlotte
lBrock, became the Ibr.ide -olf Mr. J.
Waiter MdBeabla, only son of Mr.
Waiter _M'dBeath and the Tate ,Mfrs.
MelBeatilt, the ,Rev; R. 'Conner officiat-
ing. The bride Who was given ie
marriage by her mother, was very
beautifully gownne'd in an ensemble ,af
yellow chiffon with hat, shoe's and
hose to match. After a short /honey
moon spent at lake paras the happy
couple will reside in Brucefiehd where
the groom is service manager of
Tauckersnrith Municipal Telephone
Sy:ste'm.
The 'Bru'celfield U FtW.O. will 'hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Stackhouse on Wednes-
day, August 19th, at 2,30 pan.
Mr. Lott of Brussei's/wiili preach in
the United Church next Sunday mor-
ning.
;lir. and Mgrs. J. B, Mustard and
family returned- to their cottage in
8nverhuroxt last week, adc'ewpanied
by their mother, Mrs. Alex. Mustard.
Mrs. Jack ICetchen of Drayton, vis-
ited friends in the village and vicinity
last week.
Miss Laura Swan' of Toronto is
spending her holidays at her home in
the village.
Last .Monday night when Mrs. ,Wale
ter MdBeath, the new bride, re'turneld
to her home, she got a surprise to
Ked it all beautifsily decorated with
flowers and about . fifty lady friends
from the village- who had assembled
to do her honor by presenting her
with a beautiful set of dinner dishes.
in a neat little speech. Pearl thanked
the ladies for their kindness. The,
beset wishes of all the friends were ex-
tended to the bride and groom. A
'pleasant evening was, spent and a
dainty lunch was served by the ladies,
The regular monthly meeting .,of
the 'Woman's Association was held
Wednesday, August 5th at the heine
of Mrs. J. Graham, with a Splendid
attendance of members and also vis-
itors, Which are always welcome. A
very sociable hour was spent 115 st'w
ing quilt blocks. The devotional lead-
er them called the meeting to order by
singing several verses of hymn 55:3
and Scripture reading, Psalm' 1S,
Prayer and 'hymn 461 closed the de-
votional part of the meeting. The
president then took the business part
when reports were read and adopted,
roll call answered by favorite picnic
grounds, was well responded to; topic
of favorite place ,for holiday, 'by Mrs.
T. Chapman, was very interesting and
very much appreciated by all. A vote
of thanks to Miss H. Tough for dolma -
tion of a quilt top eves moved and
adopted. A hearty vote of thanks to
Mrs. J. Graham for her home and
kind hospitality and repeating tine
Mliepalt benediction in unison: brought
another pleasant afternoon to a close.
The hostess kindly invited the ladies
out on the lawn where a most gener-
ous lunch and tea was served. Mrs.
A. Calweli' kindly invited the ladies
'to her home for the next meeting, on
September 3rel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser from De-
troit are s'pendin'g their vacation at
ahc !Dine of the latter's p'aren'ts, 11.r.
and Mrs. H, Zap'fe and other friends.
Miss Jean Murdoch has left for De-
troit to spend leer va'cationtwith her
brother and other friends in the city.
LONDESBORO.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas."Woodman and
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Woodman of
Chatham are visiting friends here,
'M'is's Margaret kic0o:od of Toronto
visited with her b'r'other, Mr, J'as, Mc-
Cool on Sunday.
Mr, and firs. Anro'd of Woodstock'
and family spent Sunday in the vie-
Jago,
firs• Wfheeiet and little Miss Ru'th
are visitors this week with .Mrs. R.
McCrea,
1Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunkel and, Miss'
Marion returned to Nliagara Falls af-;
ter a two weeks' visit with the lady'sl
parents here.
Miss Pearl iB'ed4ord of Sault Ste.:
Marie is visiting with relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs.. Wm. Day " of De'troitl
1
visited with Me. alis 'M.rs. Crawford�
recently.
,Mr. and Mrs, Froud 'King anebaibel
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George
Kiang of Baylfiti'd spent Snniday with
Mr. tend 'Miss itarr of the village.
Mess . Myrtle Eirefrierton. of Ripley
is a guest'of firs. D. D. Itdberton for
the week.
'Mrs. Stevens .and babe of Seaforth
are spending this week with her par-
ents here, Me. and Mrs. J. Nott,
Vtr. Saki Woodman passed away
today 'to the Great Beyond. , Mr.
iWlooebrnlan has been in p:obr .health for.
some time but has not been bedfast
until Friday Last. ,Ha leavestomourn')
his loss his wdclow, one son jas., of
'Chatham 'and two, daughters, Mrs. Rid-
dle of Mel'aa M'aai and Miss Rachel'.
at home. We extend our •dee.pest syn-
.pa'thicto the'bereaved-ortes.
KIPPEN
Mr. Roy Butt spent Sunday with
'friends alt t1roctuais ]Beach.
Tiles IRsse MI'dLean is visiting her
trrend,
Mise [Olive IWorknean in
glen -
sill.
Thte''e1'ission 'Band Picnic !held 'Bat
urday was a fine sule'cess, a splendid
attendance, and a 'good time. Much
credit is edtne 'Mrs,i3,1'ontei'th who
spares neither time nor energy Iw'here
''the little folk are concerned.
Miss Mildred Workman, ,who is as-
sisting {Mrs, IG'e'o. McCartney, Miel
(Road, spent the week'end .at her home
in the v'ililage.
'The many, friends of Mfrs. J. An-
derson will he Sorry to hear she is
confined to her ibed, h'avin'g suffered a
severe heniornhiage,ISunday last,
and .3,hss, 'Jog. Cook, !lir, ,Rich-
ard 'Gdid:den, and 'Mr, 'Fred +Gl'id'den,
all of the Nile were visitors at• Mr.
John Workman's Sunday. "
IWe are glad to say that M'rs. R',
Dinsdale is doing nicely and hopes
soon' to up again.
"
Miss IRiena !Johnston R.IN. of Strat-
ford was ` a visitor with .Mrs. 'J.
Wonkman during the week,
Mfr. and Mrs: Hu'bb'ard of Detroit,
and Mr. and Mrs, Thos. IDayman of
California are visitors with Mr, and
\lrs,
'Jas. MdClyntont,
fel.rs. John Mason of Auburn ,visited
her sister, Mrs. A. Anderson, clueing
the week.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Pickard of 'loner's
Hill were Sunday visitors at T. 'Bu'tt's
The second annual meeting of St.
Andrew's Baby Band met on Tues-
day, August 1'lth in the church. Mrs.
W. W. Cooper, the Auxiliary presi-
dent, presided and Mrs. Monteith
conducted the gnadteation exercises
when four baby bane members grad-
uated into the Mission Band, They
passed through an arch made by
(Mission Band girls and the graduates
received graduation diplomas and a
year's su'bs'criptioin to the \Vorld.
Friends. Pour new life members were
received into the band and six new
annual member's, making a total mem-
bership of 24 members in tine Baby
;Band. We were greatly favored by
ha'vieg.Mfrs. Gundy, the Baby` Band
Secty. of the W.M.S. Dominion Board
Of Toronto, as " our guest speaker.
Everyone enjoyed her 'heart to .heart
talk with the mothers and were glad.
they made the effort to be present.
After the sodeardid address all assem-
bled to the S.S.'room Where the C.
ginls had served a dainty
ltnndjay f
'The service on Sunday, August 16,
will be herd at 14 a.m. The Rev. Ar-
thur Sinclair of Hensall will conduct
the service. 'The Sunday School will
be held at 10 am,
WINTHROP.
The ,W.MjS, and Ladies' Aid met
at the home of Mrs. Austin Dal'tnage
on 'Wednesday, August 54'h and we
welcaneed all our visitors. After an
hour of sewing the ,meeting was apen-
etl by :Mrs. Robert 'McFarlane, after
the roll call answered by a verse on a
Bible character and the Scripture
reading by 'Mrs. A. A. 'Guthil!1, Mrs,
J. Simpson 'led in prayer. ' Mrs. R.
Beatty gave an instructive reading on
Temperance by Miss Booth. Sins.
Robert :Campbell], Miss Lr.'Cuthiel.ands
Mrs. R. Beatty gave sentence prayers.
The topic on Japan was given by
Mrs. D. McFarlane after which the
meeting was opened for 'business. The
mite box captains reported on 'what
had been received. After the Lord's
prayer an attractive lunch was served
by the committee in charge,
Mrs, Melvin ,Clarke and her little
girl Betty returned home after spend-
ing a'w'eek in Windsor.
Mrs. Bent 'Chivers and little son
Lloyd df 'Windsor are spending ,a
week with' her friend, Mlrs. \Melvin.
'Clarke,
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr. and Mfrs. Duncan McLachlan
left last week for their home in B'o-
iaartn, Slask. Miss 'IlHazel MCLaclalan
aoconepanied them back.
'MTis'ses Mary and Peggy Doig o'f,
'Geo'ngetown arc holidaying with
friends ]sere,
' Miss Grace Casen'tieri of Hamilton
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Chanters, Mill Road.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave lyfc'Lean visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
El.gie.
M't•, John Clark is visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. 'Chas. MI.nK'ay.
!Wee I3'arhara Si retturrced
lash week from Guelph where she
was taking a course in Agriculture..
-Miss Lizzie Taylot visited on Sun-
day with her mother, 'Mrs. J. Taylor.
,Messes. Bek and Alex. H'ann'a dt
Mitchell visited last week with their
cousin'a, John lieLachilan ani John
Elgie.
The three fsfth• class pupils of 5.S.
No, 2, 'Tuckerseeiibh, who wnotte on
the four departmen't'al sulbj'ects re'gtfir
ed for the firstyear of Mower sehoo0'
have ,received their returns, 'The `.sub-
jects written on were British His-'
tory, Geograp'hy, Art anid. Botany)
June ,Smith and Beatrice were sule-
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Men's Wearing Boots, at ..,.. ,. , . , ,2,69'
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J. FINNIGTIN
cess'ful in passing in all four subjects "
FOR S'ALsE,
and Eula McGregor in three, Congra- Having given up the Mc!Cormic'k---
tullatians. - • Deering Agency, have several good
used Cream Separator's for sale at a
right price. Mao a lot o;f good used
repairs for nearly all makes of farm,
implements. W. C. GOV'EINlLIOICK,.
Phone 146 r 5, Seaforth.'
MANLEY.
What might have turned- out seri-
ously happened on the farmer of Mr.
John Deitz while 'Master Mervin
Deitz and 'S'tephen Manley ,were play
?lig. Mfrs. Deitz had locked up the
da'g 'before going to the other 'farm''
and there was no one at home until
the boys came home and they let the
dog aut. He at .oaa'ce pounced on Ste-.
phen' and knocked bins down ait•d
started to chew hiss about the face
and arms and 'body and all "cretlit
is due the pluck of Mervin, who
pulled the vicious dogoff and saved
the boy's life. Stephen is progressing
nicely if no conspl'icatibns set in, while
the dog is tiedup, muzzled and taken
care of as the doctor wants watch
kept, on the dog for eight or ten days
and if nothing deve'lops there s is no
danger as the wounds were all prop-
erly dressed.
The threshing season wi'l'l be of
short: duration this season as there are
seven threshing outfits in our burg
and with not a very heavy crop of
straw, but, the grain is turning out bet-
ter than was at first thought.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. Venter Wlbi'te and Miss Grace
'White of Chatham visited at Rev.
White's lash week.
'Little Ivfiss Lois Hunter of Exeter
is visiting her cousins, ?Piss Gladys
Skinner this week.
'Miss May Jones of London visited
at Mr. Nelson Cou'Itis' on Sunday last.
Mr. Keith Ford of London called in
the vicin'ity last Sunday.
'M'aster iReggie Ford 5 Eden visit-
ed with Master Clarence Ford on
Moardiey -last.
air. and Mrs. A. Jones of London
visited at Mr. H. Jdhns' on Sunday
Last. Mrs. Louisa Hagerman of Rox-
boroug'h also accompanied them and.
is remaining to visit for a while.
DUBLIN.
Mrs. Leo Hollandd and family re-
turned to her home in !W'inds'or on
Thursday after spending a fewweeks
with her another, Mrs, T. Maloney.
.Miss M'arganet Jordan' returned
from St. Joseph's 'hospital batisskill
confined to her bed. We hope for a
speedy recovery.
IWe are glad to rcpo:rt Miss Annie:
Ryan is improving as "rapidly as can
be expected.
Mrs. Miidhell and 'Miss Vera Mi-
chell are holidaying with friends in
the village.
Mfrs, Jack Kline of Pontiac spent a
'few 'days this week with her sister,
Mrs. Jos, Hickey.
Mr. Gerald Holland spent the week
end at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, G. K. Holland:
Miss Anna Delaney of Toronto
s'pent the week end with cher parents,
Mr.
Mr. and Mac Jas. Delaney. ,
.Miss Minnie Maloney of Bvffaeo is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. T,
MfMoney.
Mrs. John :Mine and iwo child'rein
from Pontiac, and Mrs. J. Nero are
visiting Mrs, Jae Hickey..
Mrs. Roy Murphy of Pontiac is vis-
iting friends around Dwbl"a+.
•hsiss Venonic'a McConnell' is visit-
ing friends in St, Thomas.
Mr. James Shea is busy threshing
his hundred acres of wheat,
HIL.LSGREEN
'Threshiang its now the order of the
day.
Miss Edith Forrest of I'lensell! is'
spending a few days with ,her hro'ther,',
Mr. John Forrest,
Mr.- and Mrs. 'H. Aikenlhead and'I
daughters, Misses Margaret and Anna'
of Brucelfield, spent Sunday at thel
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Love.
Messrs. Freel and Jack-'Steacy of
Detroit spent the week end with
friends here.
hili s
Janet Hawthorne of Moose
Jaw is spen'dlimg a week With 'het cou-
sins in Detroit,
iWe are sorry to report that Mrs.'
Robert Stephenson is not enjoying
the 'best of stealth.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile and daugh-
ters, Misses Martha and ' Annie, of
'Hen,ea'el, Mrs, Mlaynard and sosi', of
M'dosejraw, ld'r%,` i J ,'Llogan and Mrs.
Hudson: of Hetnsel% were Sunday wes-
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PULLETS
{Ready -to -lay Barred, Rock pullets.
for sale. Apply to O. F. •S2EGR4'ST
Seaforth. Phone 304.
BARGAIN PRICES ON TOM
BARRON LARGE ENGLISH
WHIT:EE 'L'E'GHOiRNI&
And O.A.C. Barred Rock pulltets,4
weeks old. 30 cents; six weeks odd 40c;
eight weeks ofd, 60c. Prices 'for' older
pullets and selected yearling's on re-
quest. We guarantee safe dellivery.
Order now. Later prices will be high-
er.
KINGSWAY HATCHERY
Petersburg, Ont.
HOiNiEY FOR ,SALE
Buy your honey according to grade.
We sell No. 1 Clover in your contain-
ers at 7c per lb; Light Gorden Clover
in your co'ntainer's at 6c per bb; Dark
Loney, in your containers; at 5o per
1'b. Bring your., .containers. WM.
HIAIRITIRY, Seaforth,
COLLIE PUPS.
;Five choice collie pups for salt,
cheap. Apply to BEtNIiN HOL-
LAN'D,- St. 'Colnm'ban. Phalle ' 64o3,'
Dublin.
FOR SALE.
Young jersey cow, milking good.
Choice of two, R. MLAGLIEAIN, Eg-
mo ndvi l le, Phone No. 1461-23. 134
FARM FOR BALE
To wind up theestate of the late
Wr]]iam Rinn, the valua'bl'e farm pro-,
perty consisting of 149 acres, more or
less, in the'Tiown'ahip of Hulleht, lot
5, concession 4, must be so'Id. This
is a very desirable faun, su'ita'ble for
dairying or Mixed farming, with i an
ample supply Of water; also bank barn,`
and good frame house in good repair.
A martian of purc'h'ase price may be
left on mortgage. Apply to W. J. Mc -
/GULLY, iiiExecutor) Stratford, Ont.
FO'OTBA'LL MAT.CH.
Ohaltenge game betiween 13rucelfiel'd
and Egnnon'dvi,tl'e Will: be peayed next
Monday night in Dave. Bap'phe's field
at 6:15. Admission, ladies and chil-
dren 10e; Men 20c.
HOUSE TO RENT.
On George street, Seaforth, five
rooms and good 'basement. Hard and
soft ,wa't'er:Apply 'at The News Office.
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SEAFORTH MARKETS.
'Dogs, per cwt. .. .$6.50-$7,00
113utter, per 1b. 20c
'Eggs, per doz, l2c-20c
+Potatoes, per bag ..90c
itars with Mrs. L. Troyer,
Lr. and Mrs, Jas. 'Dammed olf"
Klippen spent a day wiith Dirs. L.
Troyer, who returned with then for
a few days.
;At the service in the lielilsgreem
Chaurich on Sunday last a quartette
was given by Mr. W. Carlile and
daughter, Miss Martha, of Hensel,
and Mrs. Maynard and son of Moose
!Pam, "The Garden," Rev, Conner
took the service as usual Rev, A. Sin-
clair of Hensall well) conduct the ser -
`vice next Sunday.
Miss Mary Hagan of L'ond'on is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. Ha-
gan and family.
Mir. Robert Stelck of F,dasaanton,
Alta., and Mer, and Mrs. Chas. Stelck,
of Varna, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
G. Love and Mr. F. Stelck recently.
Miss Margaret Robinson . of the
Goshen line spent a day with Miss.
Helen Anderson recently.
Mr.s, MI.• Reichert and eatnil'y spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mee.. Price of
near Clinton."
The Misses M1clAlllisiter of. Hensall
spent a few days recently with Mrs.
Wlalker,
Mr. and Mrs. Ea'cre'tt of Vandouver
spent a clay with Mrs. E. MdAdlister
recently.
As a vermifuge an effective prepar-
ation is Mother Grave's' Worm Exter-
minator, and it ,can be given' to' the
most .delicate child, without fear of in-
jury to the constitution,