HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-04-07, Page 5THU'RSD'AY, APRIL 7; 1932,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE FIVE
TOWN TOFIOISy
Mr, 'Jack Ferguson Of Port 'Robin-
son, and 'Mr. and Mrs. ?Chas. Butler
'of St. Catherines attended the funeral
of the late Mrs, Jahn; Gosenlock.
1Mns. Butler had been 'some during
(Easter week ,but regrettably was call-
ed home last 'Wednesday' owingto
severe illness in the fancily.
Miss 'Eileen (Flannery returned' to
Toronto on Saturday after ,spending
tate E'a'ster holickyls a't the home of.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, F1an
eery.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Chan. I31o'ore of
'Wlain(fleet, Oat., .spent a few drays last
week at the (tome oIf Mr. and Mrs,
IR. Frost
Mr, and Mrs. H'arold. Frost and
little daughter Rufha'delle, of Flint,
Mich, are spending several weeks
with the 'former's patents, Mr. and
Mrs, R. 'Frost.
Miss 'Alice (Knec'httel of ,Kitchener,
.Mrs. E. E. Second olf Meaford, Mrs,
W. P. Martin and little daugihter
Phyllis Jean of M'i'ddleport, were Eas-
ter ,guests of 'their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 'Win. KInechtel.
•Mr. M. O'Loughlin of .Dublin is
.spending a few d:ay;s with friends in
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per pkg. 9c
per tin 15c
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IH'einz Spaghetti, medium 2 'tins 25c
Unicorn Salmon, F"ancylRed Cohere / s.,2'tins 29c; l's per tin 25c
' Drummer Brand Pastry Flour . '7's. . 19c; 24's, , ..580
.Perrui',s "week -end" assorted Chocolates per ib. 23c
'Keep's Mustard, '%'s .25c; F _ s ...49c
Royal York Tea %'s ...28c; 1 s, ...55c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, . , .., .... —small 15c; large ,25c
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Taylor's Peanut -Butter crown jars 25c
'Whiz 8 oz. ...,35c; S6 oz. OOc
Aylmer Catsup "real Totna'to flavour" per bottle 12r/c
dngersoll +Cream or Pimento Cheese 2 pkgs. 25c
lIdeal !Silver Cream ...................... .,,.,.,,,.,.„per bottle 25c
1Bovril 1 oz, 23c; 2 oz. 39c
'Lealand Fine Cut Sweet Pickles 'family jar 39c
Superior; Baking Powder .....-... 8. oz. .. ,..15c; .16 oz. 23c
MeLaren's Jelly Powders, assorted 4 pkgs. 25c
Silver Gloss Starch l's 13c
Aylmer Lombard Plums, 2's per tin 10c
'Cowan's Velvets per lb, 29c
Pimentos Ws3 fo.r 25c; %'e 13c
2 in 1 Shoe Palish per tin 12c
Plain or Iodized Salt 2 cartons 19c
Post's Minute Tapioca 2 pkgs. 25c
Asparagus Cuttings per tin ,23c
Choice Quebec Golden Wax Beans 2 tins 27c
Sunera per pkg. 23c
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EGMDNDVILLE.
The Neil' Shaw Mission Circle 'held
their Easter Phankoffering meeting
Monday evening, The meeting open-
ed by Violet Tyndall leading in pray
e The president then spoke a few
words of welcome to the W.M.S.
members. "Christ the Lord is Risen"
-oras sung amu' all joined in responsive
Reading. Pearl 'Grainger sang a beau-
tiful solo: 31'ts, ..iayton, the YJW. and
Circle secretary brought an inspiring
message.. She spoke on the great -ad-
venture of 1iviteg a good 'life, A duet
Sy Laura and Mary Stewart was en-
joyed.. Mars, MacLean gave a Scot-
tish reading in her 'inimitable manner..
{Helen and Alice Thompson sang a
,duet and Lillian Richardson gave a
mouth organ selection. "O God of
Bethel" was sting and the meeting
eiosed with the Mizpah'benediction.
The Boys' Club held their regular
meeting at 7 p.m. Monday. Norman
MacLean- .presided. There were 11
'tYoys present, Continuing the 'Fbe'arth
Fire Stories Which have proved so'in.
terestin'g, Mr. Malcolm told the story
et.Calin and, Albel: A game was play-
ed and the meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction,
HILLSGREEN.
,Mr, Joliet Jy'arqudt'ar returned to his
home after spenlditrg, the Easter holi-
days at the Mouse of his grandparents,
Mr. ancl' Mrs. J. Cochrane:
Miss Diolly Fllagan has been out,''
nursing Mr, and Misr Cleveland
' t l"
,joynt in I3lensall for a few days. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times SOc
!Misses Jeanette 1PdAl1'iste'r of Hen -
salt high sch'oo'l and Helen Ander-
son of Clinton high school, returned
bo their duties after spending the
(Elaslter •holidays at theirhomes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick and son
Douglas and Miss Edna Cocheane of
Toronto are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane.
Mrs. David N'icicol-and d'augh'ter
(Hensel! spent a few' days with' Miss
Annie Jarrott.
,Mr. and Mrs. AO Reichert spent
a day in. London recently.
We are ,pleased t so many out
again after being up with the
flu and bad colds,
Miss Edna 'Cochrane, 'P.1N,, of Tor-
onto, hos taken a case at one o'f' the
'hospit'als in Goderich,
Mr. W. Jarrott and daughtter Annie
spent 'Sunday evening at the home of
'Mr. David Nickol in Hensaill. •
(The W:.MS. met on Wednesday af-
Iternootl, April 13th at the hone of
Mrs, R:albt, Stephenson.'
Mr. Fisher has hired with Mr.
Frank Hagan for the glimmer months.
IMr, Alfred Coleman has hired with
,Mr. Gtordon Love for the summer
moults.
;Mr, Clarence Brenner has hired
with . Mr. Alfred ' Reichert for'the
;
stmtmer months.
The -farmers areb taking ak nate
busy
local Spring shows which a ming
off in our dotal towns this t..
Fred
o see
laid
in i
8
re. co
100'11'1
School re -opened again on' Monday
after t'he Easter Irolidays,
1:1:;1;.
Mr. Robert Pinkue.y had a narrow
escape last Thursday from more ser-
ious inljury when a young horse he
was breaking in, was frightened by
a truck. The sulky kaiak s'omethiug
and upset,with the driver, who .sus-
tained a broken ,thumb and a cut ear
in the fall but was :fortunate in not
being otherwise hurt.
Mrs, Mary Stelwart is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, !Lawson at Con-
stance, Mrs. Aitdheson Sir•, who has
beets staying with -her since the death
at her brother, the Yate William Wil-
san, has returned to her home at
Roxboro,
Mrs. Joseph 'Grp i tett and two
Ch'ild'ren were visitorsduring last
week at the home of her parents .at
IRlinoardine.
Miss Ja'sephien (Edge has returned
from Hamilton.
-Mrs. Thus, McQuaid, Goderich st.,
has recovered from her recent illness.
'Mr. Archibald Smith of Cantlachie
is staying' with his uncle, Mr. Archie
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron and fam-
ily of Toronto, called at the home of
Mr. and ,Mrs. 'John Pinkney.-
Miss
inkney:Huss Florence Fowler, who . has
been ill, is convalescing at her hone
here.
Mrs, Jahn Date 'Sr. of Clinton was
a guest on Monday with' Miss Jean
Turner. •
Miss M. 3. Ross of Pont Huron re-
turned on Saturday after spending
the holiday week w^itlh Mr, and' Mrs.
Menton. Reid.
Miss Verna Ad'am's of Part Col-
borne returned an Friday after spend-
ing a week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Miller Adams.
Mrs. Jessie Brown visited friends
in Brarreford and Hickson last week,
11r. J. V. Ryan,, 'Ohief of Police of
Seaforth, has just returned from a
trip to the 'Ontario II'ospita at Oril-
iia, leaving taken a patient to that in-
stitution where he was highly com-
plimented on the way he presented
his charge:.
Mr. John McLellan' Sperling st., is
very ill at ,present.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hays were in
Taranto for several days aver the
week -end.
Mr. (George Bethune is con'fined,'.to
his hiome with illness,
Miss Mona Silos of Landon is
spen:diing several days in town.
Russell !Wallace!wtho has been
residing on the Garth r farm blwn:ed
by Mr. Keith 'Weebs'ter,-left on T,hurs-
dlay for London where he will utid.er-
go 'medical treatment.
..Mr, Wand Mrs. P. E. 'Marckl'aau, who
were ill with flu .during the past week,
are recovering nicely.
'Mr, John Olianke is 'spending a
nmanth •with his daughter, Mrs. P. E.
.lti'ackla'm and Mr. Ma'cklam. Me.
Clarke recently an:oved •front'Listowe'1
to Dun'das,,
,Mr. W. E. Reynolds 'was' presented
with an electric clock . and radio by
friends in,S'trabford on ,Saturday auigh't.
?Major Colin ?Cam;pbeil of Taranto
will •conduct special services at the
Salvation Army Citadel, April 1Otth.
111 a.m, "A Great Resit.” 7 p.m., "Ho'w
can we know the right way."
Miss Gretta Ross la Weston spent.
a few days. this week with her par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. R. R.'!Ross, while
recuperating from, her reeen't 'illness.
Mr. Peter Baker alf.'Cratsbrook caul-
ed on Seaforth friends this week.
Mr, 'S. S. Cooper,-imayor of 'Clin-
to:n, passed away on 'Tuesday..
Thursday, Mar. 2'4, being their tenth
wedding anniversary, "a number of
friends and neighbors gathered at Site
h'o'me of Mr. and ;M'r's.' William Old-
field to extend best ' wishes to then'
and also to Mr. arid. Mrs. Wibli'ann
Kruse
since' it•as
w thea'1'r -
tl 1 t fifth
Y
anniversary. Many lovely gifts were'
received by .both couples,
Mrs. Wm. Smith of Walton called
at the Koine 'of Mr. and Mrs, W. H.
Sh'oldice on ;Tuesday,
Mr. Wm. Littlejohn of Galt spent a
few` dlays with Mr. an'd Mrs. W. H.
DEDICATED TO
BETTER VISION
THE SAVAUGE EYESIGHT
SBRVT,CE
Seaforth,
THE 'EF'FPCIENT PERSON
(Cannot be 'harasse'd by
headaches, or an unstable
nervous system, nor by in-
ability to concentrate. And`
these ttsu'allycome from
errors of vision-ttticom-
fortab'le vision,. It is thus
-that glasses that restore
comfort help the individual
to help himself, Learn here
the condition of yotft• eyes.
Continued next week
The Home and School Club are
holding a
Sale of .Home
Cooking
in the Toggery S'h'op, ,Seaforth
Saturday aft,, April 9
Ali those interested in the
Horne and School Club kind.
ly donate cooking.
Shold'ioe and other 'friends.
Mr, (Coaper from rear Clinton
raved on Wednesday to one of Mr,
Sprats farms in Tuckersmith,
• LADY BOWLERS.
The Lad'ies': Lawn Bowling Chub
held their• annual meeting Wednes-
day afteroon, March 30th in the Car-
negie Library room. 'The various re-
ports were read. The full slate of of-
ficers was re-elected. A membership
converter was added to the executive.
The officers •are, .president, Mrs,. Jas,
Devereaux; trees, Mrs. Huggard,
secretary, Mrs. F. R. Beattie; 1st vice,
Mrs. D. Shanahan, 2nd vice, Mrs.
Harry !Stewart; tournament . capt.,
Mrs. A. Close; convener of social
committee, Mrs. DeiLacey, convener
membership coin., Mrs, J. Beattie,
convener of prize cont„ Mrs. 'H: J.
Gibson.
BORN.
HOUSTON. — In Scott Memorial
dllo'spital, on Monday, April 4th, '1932,
to Mr. and 1Mrs. A. Houston, Tuck-
ersmith, a daughter.
STANLEY.
Mr. Wilber Blair, who has (been in
ttibi Boat bhe'paat month, called at
home on Sunday last,
,Master Tom and Kathleen Scotch -
mer spent their. Easter holidays with
their uncle, Mr, E. A. Townshend of
Gbderich too+ns!hip.
Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Snowden were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf West-
lake on Sunday last.
'At the official meeting of. the Var-
na pastoral charge held on Wednes-
day of last week a unanimous invita-
tion' was given to the ,pastor, Rev. E.
A. Poulter to remain; another year,
also a resolution expressing the
thanks and appreciation "of the board
for his services which he has given
so faithfully and so willingly to ex-
tend the work of - the M'as'ter,
Mr. Poulter replied, accepting the
invitation and expressed his apprec-
iation of the action of the Board, and
the harmony and good -Twill that was
manifested.
Mrs. Jas. McClinchey lea's returned
home after spending about, two weeks
with Mrs, Shoemaker of Exeter.
1Mr, and Mrs. Wes Hayter of Flint
called on the 'forrner's parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Benny Hayter last week,
Mr. W. J. D'owson is laid up at
present ,but we hope he will soon be
atb•le to be around again.
• ';Our young people are ,preparing 'a
play, "The V'ill'age Lawyer," which
will '• be given in the latter part of
*prit. Watch for further notice.
Mr. H: 'D. Steckle shipped a :car-
loiad of fat cattle to Toronto on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Steclae accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Klopp of
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Office over Keating's Drug Store
couple of months in 'Toronto.
Zurich on a motor trip to 'Waterio
to visit friend's aver the week<etild,
The 'Voting Peop'le's Society o
;Blake attd Glos'hen held their weekly
meeting at Blake Church on Friday
evening last, Miss. Margaret Tough
taking the topic:The outstanding
feature of the programme was a de-
bate, "Retsiolved' that Co-opetlatiot
Dla'lace
C'on err
A t, tt n 10
p o usi les
B t s.
The decision was given in favor of
the affirmative.
Mi'ss Margaret Tough has returned
to Shakespeare to resume her duties
as.. teacher there,
Miss Jean Carrie and Miss Olive
Brock returned to Hensall o:tt Sun-
day evening to take up their studies
itt high sohooi.
Mr. Russel Sparks had the misfor-
tune to sprain his ankle badly last
week and has been confined to the
house ever sin'ee.
The following is the .report of S.
S. No. 7, 'S't'anley, for the month of
Mardi.
(Sr. IFV.-,Wdlmer Turner 74,8.
Jr. W.—Allan Love 69.6, Billie
Reid 62.5.
ISr. "IIII, ,Jolene Stephenson 77,5,
John MoClinchey 61.5.
Jr. IIIA: -Margaret Reichert 58.5.
Sr. III.—'Margaret Love 89.6, Ruth
MidAll'ister 762,.Elmore McClin'chey
687, Emma MdClinehey 60.11.
Lir. 1L—''Clifford M1cClinc'hey 62.2.
I. dvan Stephenson 78, Gordon
Johnston 75.4. 1
IPrfiner Jonet Love, 13o'bbie Reid,
Karl Reichert.
(Number on roll 116. Average at-
tentnan'ce 16,13..
Victar Dinnin, Teacher.
Mrs. Robert MdGregor.
o' I to her school in 'Hamilton after
spending the holidays with her par
f eats, Mr. and Mrs, Will Black.
The n 'any 'friends' of Mrs,'Will
• Black are pleased to sec 'her out
again 'after her illness.
'Mr, (John Martin and Miss Belle
and Mr. (Clayton Martin spent last
Co-operation
Smrntayt with Mr. .attd Mrs. Lewis
Welt( ubt.
Mr. 'Jas. Chainbers has engaged
wltlt Russell 'Coleman 'for the sum-
mer,
Master Jlack'Carnochan, ;sap of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Jas..Carirochan who fell off
a chair and broke his arm about two ..
weeks ago, is rdoing tti�cely and will
soon be o.k. again,
Mrs. IR, 'FI, Lyon and children d spent
a ",few clays last week with "(her aunt,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Cecil Oke,
Mrs, C. MdBnien,'Mrs. Eph. Clarke
of Hallett and Mrs, Cecil Oke of the
2nd coneess'ion, LIR;S„ spent one
day last week with -Mrs. Will Land's-
ba•ough.
Mr, 'Allister !Broa'dfoat is confined.
to his.room with an attack of the
Mt. W:..11. 'Deis and his son John
C Doig, lawyer in the Fisher Build-
ing, Detroit, spent a short time, here
on Monday on their return from 'To-
ronto where they :spent Easter with
relatives and ]Friends.
Att Oxford ewe an the farm of W.
M. 'Doig recently gave birth to twin
.anrbs, and 'twelve days thereafter
gave birth to another lamb. All three
are alive, strong, healthy: and doing
•
well,
Mr. and Mrs. :Seaman of Kitchener
are visiting at the hoarse of Mr. and
BRUCEFIELD.
'Funeral of the Late Harry Snider.
—The funeral of the late Harry Snid-
er, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. John
'Snider of Brucefield, took place an
Monday afternoon last to Baird's
cemetery. The service at the 'home
and at the place of burial was con-
ducted by bhe. Rev, Mr. Dugan, min-
ister of Clinton Presbyterian Church,
assisted by the Rev. W. A. Bremner
of Bru'ccfi.eld United Church, Messrs.
Edward MdLeod, William Scott, El-
gin Thompson and Lindsay Eyre act-
ed as pall bearers, while four school-
m'a'tes, Harry Collins, ,Archie Mus-
tard, Carlyle Cornish and ,Robert Ald-
tvittkle were the bearers of the flow-
ers. As tokens of sympathy flowers
were sent by the following: Sunday
S'choot class Brucelfield United
Church, scholars Of the day school,
the choir and Marian Keith Circle of
St. Andrew's United. Church, London,
the 'congregation and choir of 'Clin-
ton Presbyterian Church, the choir of
Kincardine Presbyterian Church, the
•Mebnopol'itan Stores, London, the -sup-
erintendent and nurses of S:cott Me-
morial Hospital, Seaforth, as well as
other Friends. The male quartette of
'Clinton Presbyterian Meech led :in
the singing of the hyitius in the ser-
vice at the home.: Surviving are the
farther and mother, three sisters and
one brother. The sense of loss which
is felt by the entire comniunily was
amply manifested by the large num-
ber present at the service.
Mus. '0Rev.) W. Bremner spent the
week end with 'friends in St, Thomas
and 'Flint, (Mich. a
,Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral of the late Harry
Snider on 'Monday were the following,
Mrs. QDr.)D'ott Broaclbridge of De-
troit and Misr Beth Forrest and Mr.
Forrest'alt Clinton. '
Master 'flames 'Burdge who was un-
der the doctor's care last week, is im-
toving.
'Miss ,A• sisie McNrattgleton who spent
he Easter holidays with ,her parents,
eturnod to .London. Normal on Mon-
ey,
Mrs. T.'iDayman' wed Esther re-
urned Monday after spending a
week with friends in London,
'11'1'iss 'Erma Broa.d'fo'ot, graduate of
Macdonald •College, IGuelp'h, ;left on
aturday .for 'Hamilton (General 'Hos-
ital, where she will take up pupil
work for the alma two months.
'MTs. L. Forrest, returned .to her
lame in the village last week after
pending two weeks 'with ;her aunt.
'Mrs. 'W. C. Uarcdsborough Of Port
Credit who still continues seriously
11, her many friends in !BrttceJfield and
icinity,will regret •to hear.
.MTs. A. T. Scott who wa's in an
uto accident 'least week in London, is
till confined to her 1'00111. Her :many
riends -hope to soon her arotmd again
s she had no bones broken.
Mir. and Mrs. J. ,Rat'tettbury and
amily of Burlington spent their Eas•r
r holidays at the 'tome oT the form-
tt's parents, Mr. amid Mrs. (W.!Ra'tten-
ury,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider and family
awe the sympathy of -their many
rlenidls in the loss oT their son and
rather •Flarry; whose death occur -
ed last Saturday in Scott Memorial
o(spital, 'Seaforth; 'Mhere he was
est d
ate 'on for a' end'icitis th ' pre -
ion's
e re
pp
ions !Saturday.
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr. 'Clayt'on Martin, teacher at
'Englehart spenit file holidays with
'friends, returning on Saturday.
Miss ,Margaret 731ac'k has returned
Mrs, R. McDlonaid hay returne
haute after visiting (her daughter, Mr
W. C. Green.
Mrs, John Hay, who spent th
winter with her son James, is visi
ing her daughter, Mrs. Annie Cole
man of Tuckersmith.
'Mrs. John McLachlan spent th
week end with her parents in Sea
forth and Miss Jean MoLachla
spent the week end at her home i
Tuckersmith. • •
Quitea number of the young folk
attended the Staffa- dance last wee
attd all report a good time.
A number of farmers are taking in
the spring show this week,
.Minutes.—The Council of the 'Fawn
ship of Tuckersmith met in the town
hall,
(Seaforth, on Saturday,: Mar, 26
all members present. :l'totions,—Mc
Kay -Brown, -That the minutes of
last meeting be adopted. Brown
McKay.—That by-law- No; 4. 1932,
to estimate and provide for road ex-
penditure for 1932 the sum of $9,000,
be ,passed and a copy sent to the
Dept. of 1Highways. Brown-johns.—
That
rown-1Jo'hns:That Geo. N. Turner, treasurer, is
hereby authorized' for and in the name
of the Township of Tuckersmith, to
draw, accept sign and make all bilis
of exchange, promissory notes, che-
ques and orders for the payment of
money, to pay and receive all moneys,
and to give acquittance for the same,
attd, generally for and, in the name and
on " be'half of tie ,said Totwnship of
Tuckersmith to transact with the Do-
minion Blank any business hetray
think fit. McKay -Brown, -,--That 3{'c -
Lean Bros. be paid $87.'35 fon printing
and advertising. MclKay-Brown. —
TThat Bylalw No, 5, 11932, to borrow
$16,000 +from the Dlontiuion Bank, ' for
Telephone purposes be ,passed. Brown
afdK'ay,—That the Clerk procure .a
copy of the Municipal 'Act for use of
the Council. folios -Clark. -That W.
J. Tinatigan be paid $49.53 for supplies
for indigents. John's-McKay.—Than
the time 'for the Collector to return
the Roll be extended to the 1st day
of May, ;and all taxes •renvaining un-
paid on that date be subject to a fur-
ther penalty of 5%, being in all 8%
and that the 'Treasurer return certain
properties to the 'Countty Treasurer
for collection before April 8th. Brown
+MeK1ay.—lRe com,mun'icatiou from,
Hibbert Council in regard to appor-
tion'men't o!f 'Hibbert-Tuckersmith
boundary, this ,Council ' appoiint the
Reeve and Road Supt. to meet any
members of the Hibbert Council" at a
time and place agreed u.pon. Brown-'
MdK'ay.-T'hat T. G. Shillittglaw be
paid 410:00' for superintending the
•buildierg and erecting the new cable
line from 1Heusall north on the Lon-
don road, and all 'work in connection
1lteretrith. Bro(tvn-'Johns.—That the'
following accounts be passed: J. J.
Huggard, affidavits, $1; ,J. C. Reinke,
balance .salary, $50; R. Dalrymnple,
pay list No. 2, $35,22 S. W. Archi-
bald, erg. feels Shepherd Creek Dr.,
$3137; Mun. World , Ltd., supplies,
$9.19; J. Fin•gland, collecting Mullett,
$3.57; F. 'Treffiry, reb. taxes. $12.50;
W. 1PCBeat'h, 'freight. $5.415; Mrs. k.
Feeney, reb, tax. lot 2;7, 'eon, 113, lH•ib.,
$15; Standard Underground Cable
Co., material,- $23175.91; Workman's
Compensation 13d., insurance, $14;
Dom. Road Math. 'Co,, blue print's, $4;
Can.' Tel. &
Supply Co.,
material,
$13.37; Strotnlberg Carlson Tel. Co,,
material, .$1.13'115.0'4; $ell, Tel. Co.. L.
D. messages, $76.70; W. Mc,Beath,
Wages, $137.50; Johtie Mokay,-=That
the Council adjourn, to meet on the
last Saturday' of April, --D, F, Mc,
?segos, Clerk,