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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933
• HENSALL,
Death of Mrs. ,Root. Bell, --'Mrs.
iRoibeet IB. 'Bell, a well ecnolwn resid-
ent .o'f ;Hansal1, passed) away at the
home of ;her ,sister,- 9Mos. (Gordon'
IBIolton Ion 'Friday 'last, (Sire .bad 'been
in poor health )Por a member of years
and about a year ego )sold Ther resid
ence en 11Cing sit. ,to ;M+r, ,J, 'W. Ort -
Wein, ,aaadhas since made ,her ;home
with ,hereister, Mns: Gordon ;Salton,
IAlblortt a week 'ago 'she suffered a
;stroke ,whticli )Mastered ,her death.
She was a daughter too the late Mee^
and Mrs. John 'Fond' of Tucker -
smith ,and was in +her 196th year. IAf-
iter her marriage to the late Rob',t.
1Be1,1' they lived for .years Orr Ithe'farni
now occupied by ,M'r., Geo. Walker
on the 2ssd concession o'f 'Tuckersmitth.
(After disposing of their 'farm, they
• nnoved to ;Hensel where 'M+r. Bea
died shoa'tly afterward. 'Mrs. )T'ho's;
(Berry Of IHensaI , Mrs, (Gordon Bol
ton of tH'ibbert, 'Mrs. John B',alton of
U'sborne and Miss (Ellen IFIo•rd are
sisters ,Of the deceased. The 'funeral
took place on (Sunda•, afternoon from
+the (home o'1 'Mrs. Gordon Bolton on.
, R'he.alateundlary. II)ntermen't in The 'H'e'n"
sa1'l'+Ifinfon )Cemetery.
Mr. and'tMes, !Da'vi'd Idantelori spent
Sunday at (the ;Beach o' (Pines.
Mr. 'Thtcs. Sim'pso'n, of 4S'tratoavi,ll'e,
a former lH,ensall boy, is .viseti:ng
friends do •town.
M'rs. 'Ed. McQueen and daughter,
Mies Edna, visited 'frieedls in ;Loudon
on 'Saturday.
Mr. .and Mrs. Peter IBudleanan of
Toronto are spending a f'e'w 'days vis-
iting relatives in town this 'week
,MIr.
John Carmichael visited friends
in 'Exeter and 'the IB'end'*n'Sundtay.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Parker visit-
ed friends at the Beech o' pines on
Sunday.
Mr. 'Nelsen Blatchford, who has
been in the Huron Springs Sanitar-
ium for several weeks following : an
operation, 'hats sufficiently recovered
to be brought 'home.
'Miss Grace Gibbings of the Bank
of ,Montreal staff, was taken to the
'Clinton Hospital to undergo an oper-
ation, Her 'many 'friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
A large crowd attended the recep-
tion was given in honor of Me, and
Mrs, Jack Corbett who were married
last week. The young couple were
presented with a •hand,so'me dining
room table and six chairs. The ad-
dress was read' by Mr, Ray Lammie.
Mies Mary Little of Hanover is
visiting ;with friends in town.
The Young People of the United
Church held their last meeting of the
year on Monday .evenin.g with an ex-
cellent attendance present.. A selec-
tion was given by the Kippen quart-
ette ,which was very much enjoyed.
feature was a
mu-
sical tom
ton
A verye
nteres
love
"f the ov
o
which told
<'
once
affairs of Annie Laurie and Rabin Ad-
air. Those taking part were 'Mrs Geo,
Hess, Mrs. M. Hedden, 'Misses Flo-
rence Welsh, Greta 'Lammie and El-
eanor Fisher and Messrs. 'Rennie and
Smillie. The romance 'opened with
the wedding march Of Annie 'Laurie
and Robin Adair after twihich there
were sung the songs by Mrs. Hess
and Mr. Sant Rennie; also solos, duets
and choruses. A. short address was gi-
ven by Rev. A. ;Sinclair and t'he meet-
ing closed' by singing the national an-
them.
tilt. and Mrs, Robert Higgins 'have
returned home after a ,pleasant visit
with relatives at the (Beach-o,Pines.
The 'Welfare Youth ,Club of 'the
Carmel 'Presbyterian Church held
their regular meeting on •Monday ev-
ening. Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. !Roy McLaren after which some
very interesting lantern slides were gi-
ven on Flowers followed by a reading
by Miss 'Mabel Workman and the
meeting closed with the 1Mizpah 'ben-
ediction.
Miss Youill of Toronto and Miss
Jennie Murray of Exeter are visiting
at the ,home at Mrs. Thos, ,Murdock,
Misses Madeline and 'Corinne 'Hotham
'*1 'Seaforth spent the ,week end at the
,'tome of Mr. and Mrs, (George Brock
and family.
Quite a number of the members of
the 'CarineI (Presbyterian Church at-
tended the Synod held. at ,London on
Tu'esd'ay and (Wednesday.
Meesrs. ,Donald McKaig and Herb
Hoggarth left last +w^eek for the Beach
o-4Pines where they are engaged on
construction work for the summer.
Mr, Wm. White has rented the
house on South 'Richmond' street
which was ,owned by the late Mrs,
George '.Case.
The public and continuation sehoois
re -opened on Monday morning after
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, ;Robert Paterson and
son 'Rave are moving into the village
from Huron Springs 'Sanatorium and
will again occupy their ;home on King
street,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Beavers have
moved this 'week to Grand Bend
where the 'former has secured a posi-
tion.
Don't Turn up your
nose at work.
Tura up up your sleeves ' TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TOWN• TOPICS
Then buy your seeds
at Kerslake's and be
sure of success
W. ,E. KERSLAKE
•
on Satu'rd'ay last. The former was
spending the latter pant of the week
visiting her friend, Miss Helen Mc-
Gregor.
Mr. and Mats. Peter M1dD'ontald and
Miss Vera a000nilpen+ied by Mr. Rolb-
ert McDonald ,viisited the batter's wife
who was operated on in St. Jloseph'e
:hospital in London recently. We are
pleased to lcnbw that they found heir
in good spirits and so far getting
along fine.' We wish her a'lasting and
speedy recovery. Mr. MdDonald's two
eldest little girls who have been in
!London from the time of the opera
bon, returned hon'e, the youaager one
staying at the (Nome a f. her aunt, Mrs,
Epps of London,
Messrs, Ernest, Henry and Albert'
'Sanderson, also visited' their sister,
Mrs. Robert MdDona']d on Sunday..'
Mr, Bert B'eac'on ,returned home
(Saturday evening alter having taken
charge o7 the barber shop in Clinton
for some time for Mr. Heard.
Mr, Harold Beacom had the rids-
fortune to sprain his anilele lest week
Burns' Sunday School will start the
I6•rst Sunday in May and a good at-
tendance is hoped for.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter 1fdEonald and
Vera attended the shower which was
held for Mr, add Mrs. Colin Mc-
Donald last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Leo Watt is at p'resen't sick
in.
Blyth. We hope she will soon be
recovered and .able to get home.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Reason visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Gdbbings,
A happy contpany of neighbors and
relatives met at the 'home of Mrs.
Wm. Wells, boundary line, Hullett,
township, an Wednesday evening, Ap-
rilMr Colin
honor s.
19 fh r Mr. anal to a ro
IImarried. Gu
;McDonald, recently mart ed Guests
to the num,ber of 60 were present and
showered t'he bride and groom with
many useful and beautiful .gifts, show-
ing the e steem in W'hic'h this young
couple are held, The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing and social
,that, At midnight a delightful lunch
was served by the ladies, after which
Mr. McDonald thanked the friends for
their kindness and generosity, inviting
everyone to visit them in their awn
home. The party broke up in the wee
sena' hours by joining hands and the
singing of "They Are Jolly Good Fel-
laws,"
Staffa
,Mr. Thomas Breaks and daug'h'ter
of 'E!gnoomdvidtle were receipt visitors:
•lit. John Kemp has been seriously
ill and little hope is 'heard out for his
recovery,
McKillop ,Council
Council met at ;Calder's IHal1,,Win-
thnop, All the members ,present. Mina
Utes of ',last .meeting ,road and ac-
cepted. A By-law regulating the er-
ection elf 'telegrap'h and telephone
poles 'oil the highways ,!of McKilil'op.
township was• read and leaasred• 'The
requisition ea the tru's'tees of Sldhool
Section No. d, 'aslkin'g 'the council to
issue dobenturea ,for $2100,00 for
Ibuieding a new wheal hearse was ac
cepted, and a ,by-'1'atw' au'th'orizing the
issue of the ,sane passed; and, e by-
law was .p'ass'ed' authorizing the, issue
of $2,60,0,00 deb'eibures for building a
new sohool 'h'ou'se in S. Section No.
110. The debentures for Section No. 7,
to run a term Of ;fifteen yars at 5%;
and the debentures of S. (Section No.
(10 to run a tenni of lien reams. 'Cheques•
were issued for accounts, amounting
to $23.46 The 'clerk was authorized to
draft a 'by -taw des'ignati'ng pants of
the roads of the tolwnship aggregat-
ing 1(4' 4 miles, to receive aid from
Provincial 'fund. ,Oouncii adjourned to
meet' again at 'Calder's 'Hall, Win-
throp, on iW.edne'sday, May 29th, at
10 o'clock am, es a court of revision,
IM, Mardis, Clerk.
Bayfield.
(Me. Carey, of 'Toronto, owner of
,the River 'Metal here, !was in the vii'.
4age last week.
,Albert MleGee, :who has 'had Janoes
Alexander's 'farm rented on the 7th
connessiom of Gaderitch eawat'sleip for
the past year, has moved to the vil-
lage.,
Blyth
'Me. ,James 1Leach has secured a po-
sition es 'b'aker 'at 'Olbterville end will
leave 'for what place shortl'y.
Mrs. 'Frank ,Scheeler of Seaforth
has been visiting at the .parental home
in the village
Mr. T, ,E. McITaggart, who has been
the operator at the G. T. R. for some
time, has left' for Port (Perry where he
'has a situation at the 'sta'tion.
IMr. IL. Hill, our 'local' mailmen, 'is
p'reparin'g for the erection of his new
faotory which be intends erecting this
summer. The foundation on one side
is nearly laid.
Zurich
Mr. E. D. Wirt Inas gone to Gredi-
ton, where he has •sn'ou'red a position
with Mr. Hoist, brick and tale maker:"
•IJ• Preeter hes secured the contract
to 'furnish the hardware and trough
for 'Mr. 'Wild's 'large (ba'rn's to be er-
ected this sunivmer near IBa:ylfield.
IMT. 'Edgar Magel lhas gone to De-'
troi•t, wvhere he will ass'is't This 'brothers
at the mason. work. Mr. 'Ezra Smith
has also gone to Detroit, where he will
wank at the carpenter trade,
(John ;Foster recently took posses
cion of ,his brickyard and is busy over-
haulin'g.•th•e machinery,
On April 241h the spirit of ...Kiss
Catherine. Klein passed peacefully`
away. The deceased had made her
home with her sister in the village'
for anany years. She was afflicted. with
rheumatism and was au invalid 'for.
twenty-two years. The .remains were
conveyed to her brother's 'Nome in
Baden from which place the funeral
was conducted. e
Exeter,
;Mrs Chesney, of Tuckersmith, was
the -guest of .)'Drs, J. R. IMsDonald last.
week.
Meesrs. Weekes 'Bros, received an
order far a fine monument of 'benne
cord, black Scotch granite of modern
design from. (Hon, Thos. Glreen'way. It
will be sent to Grysbal City, Manitoba.
Hibbert
Death has again visited this neigh-
beehtood and. taken from us an old and
highly respected resident, in the per-
son;of Mrs. Mary 'Casey, who depart-
ed this life".on 'Thursd'a'y, iA!pri'i 118th.
Mrs. Casey was born in the IGou'nty
L'on'gford, 'IrelIaad,• in the year 1821,
and emigrated to Canada in 1+847, set-
tling in the county of 1Sintcoe. 'Two
years eater she was married 'to 'Owen
Casey. In 118175 'following the death of
her 'husband, she came to 'Seaforth,
where she remained for a number of
years. She removed to the 'htolme of
her daughter, Mrs, John Murphy,
where she spent her declining years.
The funeral took place to St. Cohen -
ban Ohure!h, and the remains were
then conveyed to St. Oolerrnban cem-
etery.
Alma
Mr. 'W. (Stevens has. disposed of his
property et ,A'lm'a, . consisting ,df 4
acres and dwelling bo .Mr. Mann for
the sum o'f $400; this property is said
WINTHROP.
A large crowd attended the d'an'ce
M the hall last Friday evening.
!Mr. and Mrs. William ' Hart and
son and Mr. Harold Hari of Brussels
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Al-
onzo 'S'parling.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Pryce and Men -
ay spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Matt. Armstrong of Hallett.
Mr. Neil Montgomery spent las''
week with friends in Belgrave. .
Mr. and Mrs, Sol. Shannon of Hal-
lett spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Geo. Little,
1,±iss Elva Pryce spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard and
children, Mr. John Bullard and Mr.
John Armstrong spent Sunday with
Hr. ons Mri. Smith of Brussels.
The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. will
meet at the home of Mrs, Allan ,Ross
on Wednesclay, May 3rd. Circle No. a
will have charge of the meeting,
HARLOCK.
'Messrs. Guy Leiper, William .Ham-
ilton, Harold Beacom and Thos. Beat-
tie got a fine catch of fish et the fish-
eries one evening last week.
JIr. and Mrs. Frank Mar'sh'all and,
daughter visited Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Appleby and
IRosam'ond and Marion o'f NIcKil'lop
visited Sunday et the blame of Wks,.
Jennie Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cook of Cline
tan had a short visit one evening last
week at the homes of Mr. and Mfrs.
Jla'mes Leiper and Mr. and Mss, I.
,Rapson.
Miss Amy Parsons returned home
Tuesday of last weak after stpending a
few days with her friend, Miss Grace
MdEwen of Toronto, also visiting at,
the home afhercousin, Me. and Mrs.
I1ames Watt o'f Toronto.
,M'rs• A. W, MnB.win'g, Miss Helen
McEwing and Master James spent
'la'st Wednesday in Clinton also visit-
ing at the 'home of the former's daugh-
ter. Mr. and MTs. Norman Lloyd.
Miss May Veneer and Miss Helen
McGregor visited Miss Olive Knox
present to :tire ;farmers,..;as in'ost of
them are bit completing seeding,
iRag pedtiers'ase on ,ehe rounds. Be-
ware orf them.
[Among ,the 1•ist o1 su'ccessful stud-
ents who plas'sed their, ,final ,examina—
tions at the Western Medical College,
'London, appears the .name of Mr, A.
Alkenajead, of :Brucefie'ld.
Tickets
'The 1ollowtinlg panties were ticketed
to d'i'stant points this" week; -Mrs.
!Marcus of Egmondville, to Salem,
Oregon; Mr, W. Hlutclhineon to' Nee-
nnaark, New Jersey; Henry Krauslacipie
af 'Dub'1in, to San iFrantico, Cal.; .Miss
Adige 'Bell avid sister, Misls Eliz'abe'th
Btell,- of the 'London Road, aleneladil,
to Sacramento, Cal.
Items
1Wi'liianP S'mitheee has Teased
the house recently oocupied try Mr. J.
FSItagdil'1, and :moved into it this week.
,This is the season of ,the year when
the amateur' chicken fan'cter end the
.ematour gardener 'h'a've their differ-
ences.
BRUCEFIELD.
The Women's Association will hold
their regular mairthly meeting on,
Wednesday of next week, Ivisy 3rd, at
2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. David Tough received the sad.
news fast week of the heath of her
niece, Mrs. .Norman Ayers, of S'peers,
;Sask. She was the only daughter of
Mr. Alex. Sparks of Hensall, and was
born an the Bronson Line, Stanley,
16 years ago. She learned . to be a
teacher and went west quite a few
years ago. She leaves to .rnoutm' her
death her husband and six children,
four boys and two girls, also her fath-
er and three brothers.
(Rev. W. A. Bremner and Rev. N.
M•dKenzi.e af Ripley will exchange
pulpits next 'S'un'day for the morning
and evening service. -
Miss R. Elliott of the village has
gone to S'trathroy to train far a
nurse,
Mrs. W. Stevens returned; home to have ,cast him.$600, and is the pro-
perty th'a't at one time constituted the
Alma hotel,
VARNA.
Mr, Geonge Beatty Sr. has ;returned
home after ape'hding a few days with
Mr: and , Mrs, Wm. Beatty of M'ou'nt
!Brydges.
Mitoses Aeny and E1ni,ily Beatty of.
Laon'don spent the week -end' with their
mother and sister, returned to the
,city Mondlay with t'h'eir uncle, Mr.
Beatty of Mount. B'reyd'ges.
;Mrs, M. Reid has returned, home
rafter spending the week with her
eon, 'Dr. H. Reid of Tor'on'to.
iA ,little son 1t'tas come to the 'ohne
af Mr. and Mrs. Breathertan, Btaltyl-
on Inc.i
;Death of Mr. Jos. Mossop. — The
death occurred on Friday, Alpe. Met
of Mr. Jos.-M'oseop at his home in
Varna, Mr.` Mossop was a son of
the late 'Thomas Mes'sap and Mary
Worthy of Stanley. Township, where
he was born in 118713 and ,spent prac-
tically all his life. Seven years ago he
gave up farming on a'ccou'nt of ill
health and bwo years later purchased
a store from Mr. Geo. Beatty of
Varna where he has since resided.
Personalty he was a man of many
friends, kindly, always manifesting
a
inter
friendly human est in his fel-
lowmen. He was highly esteemed
throu'gh'out' t'he township which was
for so ,many years ,his home. For some
months Mr, M'oss'op had been in fail-
ing health. He is survived • by his
widow and two daughters, Jean at
home, and Prances who is attending,
(London Normal; also four sisters and
two brothers—JMrs. ,las, Stephenson
and 'Mil's Edythe Mossop of V?nn'a,
'Mrs. Warren Bragg of Calgary, Alia.;
;Mrs. Andrew Gordon, Cavend'ist,
Alta.; George o'f Welwyn, S'a's'k, and
Thomas of Veteran, Alta. The fun -
ere! took place from the family resid-
ence on Monday to Bayfield Ceme-
tery. A private service was c'ond:ueted
by his reotorr Rev. F. H. Paull, The
!pallbearers were Messrs. W. J. Stin-
son, Wm. Logan, D. H. McNaughton,
Geo, Dewar, Archibald ,Armstrong,
and B. Rathwelh
last week after spending the past few
rnonehs with her daughter in Mt,
;Forrest.
3dr, John Rattenbery and children
of Burlington spent last week with
friend's in the village.
Mrs: Rev.) ' Bremner spent the
week -end at the home of her' daugh-
ter, al.rs. West, of Sit. Thomas.
Walton
Cash Prices Only
BARB WIRE / READY MIXED
per roti) 3 rr'i' + PAINT per quant V9 +
EI.IASTI'I.IITE
VARNISIH .. quart 11111/r+ +
FOR1VIAILDiEHY,DE 2 i
per battle ..... setaa.
SAL'AIyA TEA
74 pound .. .
'23c
Best quality SWEAT 33 C
PADS .. .. each
MEN'S HEAVY
WORK BOOTS 2 a6
R•TDEAU HALL 42C6,"
9 C
COFFEE, , pountd
NOTICE TO CREDITORS DITORS
Notice is thereby given to all ,per-
sons having any claim against the Es-
tate of Margaret C. Mtlls'os, 'late of
the 'Town':of Seaforth, in the Comity
of Huron, Married Woman, who died
on'or about the 13th day of February
A.D. 19133, to send same duly .proven,
to the executor of `the said estate,
namely, Mr: Adam Hwy(e, Seaforth,
Ont., on or 'before the fifth, clay of.
May 4933, as on and after that date'.
the said executor wild ,proceed to make
distribution of the assets of the said
estate having regard otely to the
claims then filed.
Dated this .117th day of April A.D.
1933..
'The first lift of the ,ballasting to
Blyth is completed. At present t'h'ere
are about 11510 'men on the work here.
Brucefield
The 'wet weather is a nuisance at
BAYFIELD.
HAMS 06 HIA'YIS,
Go'derich, Ontario,.
Solicitors amrte a Executor. herein.
TENDERS
13OWNSHIIP OF TUICKERSM'I'TH:
Tenders wanted for' the Council of
the Township of T,uckersm'i•th for' a+
m'an to: operate the Stone 'C'rus'her.
Duties are to engage men, and teams,
and keep time and keep crusher_ in
good condition. Tenders accepted on.
or before Apr, - 2811h.
D. F. McGIRIEIGOR, Clerk.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Proclametiah—Civic Half -Holidays
Having been petitioned b y a large
number . of the Mnenchan'ts of the
Token, T 'hereby proc'l'aim'. W'ednesd'ay
Afternoons in the month's of May:,
June, July,_ August and September,
1933, oivic half holidays aisd respect-
fully request the Citizens to observe
the"sa'me.
A. D. SUTHERLAND,
Mayor.
'Miss Alma McKay is home from:
Toronto for the week,
Mr. George Kay of Goderich mov-
ed to Baylfield this week to the flat
aver the Past Office, Where he will
conduct a tailoring and dry cleaning
business.
Me. G. A. Peddie and bride of To-
ronto arrived Saturdray: Mr. Peddie is
popular and well 'known here, having
for the past three stennim ers been
student pastor of the P'resbyteria'n
Church. We heartily welcome Mrs,
Peddie and extend best wishes for
prosperity to both Mr. and Mrs.,
Peddie,
Thomas and Robert McCurdy and
'Mists Annie atclCurdy of Stratford
arrived Friday to occupy their sum-
mer home on ,the farm for the
summer.,
(Rev, R, M. Gale attended the Pres-
bytery at Elimvi'lle Tuesday.
Mr, Dre'hmann underwent a rather
critical oper'ati'on at Clinton' :Hoospi'tial'
Tuesday and has many frien'd's hope
for a speedy recovery. His daughlter
Ethel, of London, is leaking after his
business diming his absence, '.
`0u[rs. Annie Wigle df.Sarnia k visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. James-'Stumgeon.
(Miss Isabel Osmond was takeen. 'to
Byron Sanitarium for treatment Sun-
day, We hope 'shle soon improtves.
'School reopened Tuesday after
Easter vacation,
The annua 1' masquerade Carnival.
and Dance under the auspi'ce's of the
BlayfieldAtgrioul'tura'1 Society held at
the Town Hall Wednes'd'ay evening
the 19th, was, as usual, a big sic-
tests, About the largest crowd of the
season attended, .The hall wa•s nicely
decorated. Thirty-six were in cos
tune and made an interesting sight
when in the, grand march. The prizes
were' awarded as follows:
(Ladies' Fancy Costume. Bernice
Seeds, Anna 'Wotods. Gents' Fancy
)Oostume--Jlalc'k Sit er'ge'on, Ross Mid-
dleton Ladies C'o3)16c—,Mrs, Moor
house, R. Fitzsimmons. Gents' C'om-
S'EW
FPOUORK WANTED
I
Woman wrap's hbusew+oek by the
day. Apply to The News of8'ce. 1117
ic-S. Castle, Percy Jblhnstoa. Beat
Girls' 'Costume — Mary Moorhottse,
Elsie MidLead. Best Boys' Costume
Eugene Oae'tte, Francis Jahns. Bost
lOoupie — )Ella - Md70ay, Margaret
Gr'o'ves.
'The Jndlges were James Cameron
and Mrs. Prentice, Toronto, and Mrs.
Murdock, Clinton. Exbeflenit music
was supplied by B'ay'field • Vlariety Ora
chestra. Floormanagers, Sam West-
lake and William Hayter, Lunch was
served at twelve. Proceeds over $74.
Mrs. Koehler of Zurich returned
home Sunday after spending the Eas-
ter week with her sister, Miss Ethel
lFowlie, While Miss Frances F'o'wlie
was holidaying in London.
Miss Anne Dewar who h'as been
home for ,two years returned to To-
ronto with her sister, Elva, to resume
teach ing duties.
KIPPEN.
(Mrs. T'h'os. Daymen and Miss Es-
ther who have been spending a -week
in London, have returne home,
Me. Robert M'c+N'auglrrton has re-
turned to London, after spending the
Easter vacation at his home in Tack-
ersnmith.
Miss Edna Mae Dey'man visited
her friend, Miss Lois Rothwell, Stan-
ley, during the holiday.
Mr. and Mr's, Thos. Elder, Sea -
booth, called on, old neighbors' and
friends on Sunday.
Rev, R. R. Conner preached a very
interesting 'and inspiring sermon on
Sunday morning last, taking for his
sub'jec't, "Jesus 'Clhris't'e Conception
of Eternal Life." The choir rendered
a very pleasi'n'g anthem; "Safe, in His
(Lave;"
The Young People of Sit, Andre'w's
United Church are holding their an-
niversary on Sunday, May Zilst-when
the Rev. F. W. Craik of V'iotorite St.,
IGoderic'h, ,will be the special speaker
for the day. Services at 111 _a,nm. and
7.30 pan.
;Mr: Aubrey Oldham, Of Sar-
nia, the President of the Young° Peo-
ple's organization o'f London Can.
fereice, will speak in: St Andrew's
;Un'itecl Church on Sunday, April, 10th
at al a.m. Mr. O1dlham is an enthus-
iastic Y'oun'g People's worker and his
address will be both interesting and
hellp'ful. Everyon• e welcome,
The :Busy Bee's Mission Circle wiil
meet at the home of Miss Beatrice
Daymlan on Satiird'ay afternoon, Ap-
mil 29th at 2:30 pan, 11 is hoped that
every member will plan, to be present,
,The Huron Presbyterial `.' met at
Thames Road on Tuesdlay, April 25th,
when quite a number enoir' here at-
tended. De. C'hone Oliver, was ane of
the guest speakers. The Presby'tery
met at El'ineeil'ie on,.;t'lie elate day Yv'alt
a good attendance present.
Want and' For Stale A'd's. 1 time, 25c
la
• AUCTION SALE.
10I amuse and :Lot and Household
Effects.—There wilt be , offered for
sale by public auction on May 6th,.
4933, at 2 p.m., the house and lot and
household effects, James Street, Sea
;forth. JINIO. GRIilsYI011IDIBY, Prop.;
'Geo. II. Elltabt, Aucbioneer. '17
FOR SALE
A qu'antity of timothy hay, slightly-
,mixed
lightly,m'ixed with clover. PIAIGIIL D,OIIG.
phlone 212-11316 I17i
PASTURE FARM TO RENT
;Plenty of water and shade. JAMES
R. S1PRO'AT, Epmendville, or Phone:
did'r4.
Onepure
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 4..
R
llmos).
1bed D'ur+h'am bu 14
r
r'1
old, (Also cows due to freshen in, -
Sept. BEN KIEY6, Stanley. Phone 14 -
on 96 IHensala.
191 .
WANTED
A limited number of ,c'a'ttle for pas-
ture. Plenty of ,grass an:d water guar-.
aretee'd, THOS. G. S!HIIlLIJLNIGIL+A'W„
Phone/113a" r 211', S•eefor'th. 117.
•HOiU1SE TO RENT.
IA good comfortable 'house and gar-
age ore George street with e'lectri'c:
lights and town. water. All newly pap-
ered. Immediate possession. Apply at.
The News office. 17'
CU(ST)OM HiAITICHSING
(White Leghorn c'h'icks for sale. Wr
are prepared• to do hatching after the
first of May et the folloeving prices:
'Hen eggs 2c• each, duck eggs 3c each.,.
(Incubator set Wednesday of each
week. (Book orders well in . advance.
:P'h'one' 27!7W, Seaforth. R. SICIAIR-•
LETIT.\. d)7
NOTICE
Having sold any bdackseni'thing busi-
ness to Mr. M'dKenzie o'f Brantford,.
I bespeak for him the paltro•nage of all
my old customers. All ,th.ose having
accounts please'call and settle.; W. 1V.
CROSIIIER. :117:
LOST
My drivers license for 1191313, lost lir
or around Seaforth•, Bander ,please
leave it at the post office and o`bIfge..
COIN EICKIA0R'T, ,
(JOIST.
.Aa overcoat, ,between Seaforth,
E,gtn'ondrralie or 'B'rucefield, 'la's't Fri—
day. ,Finder please call at The News
'O'ffice.. '17:
PASTURE 'TO RENT
50 acres, township of Tluclkersnvilth,
east :half of Lot 4,, Concession 3. Also
100 acres, township o'f H'ibbert, Late
24, Concession, 3„ A,p'ply to JOHN J. .
DALTON, Dublin, Ont. , Phone 17
ring 9, 'Dub'li'n. 17
FOR iSA'LE
'Choice young York Slowts for stalee
bred; also three young Jersey cows,
due this •neo.n'th. A. W. M'cEWINIG,
phtan•e 238, Blyth. Lot 8, Con, 113;
Hallett: W.
i0OC3 FRIELS AND STARTED
CHICKS
We will have from .time to time a^
,gsanttlta' of 'fount -week-old cockerellls,
bath. Leghorns and Racks, at bargain
prices. Also stetted chicks. Cafe and'
see vs or phone 11I37r3. SIIJININYVIAIIE'
(PO'ULT'RY '1 AIRM, 'Sea'fotth, Oat:
SEAFORTH MARKETS
Wheat, per bushel 1515rc-60c-
Oetts, per bushel,..........'3$c.
Barley, ,per bus 4511•
Bu'ckwhe'at, per bushel 40e
Eggs, per doz ....:_.. Sc -1'3'c
Butter, per Ib. 18e.
60cs.
Hogs,per
percwt. ........ . ........ $5.00,
,,c!