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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
HENSALL.
Mrs, Jas. Priest and Mrs. Alpine
MdEwan visited friends in ,Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Grant of Lans-
ing, Mich., spent the week -end here;
LMr. and Mrs: J. W Bont'hron spent
tlhe week -end with friends in Kitch-
ener and ,Waterloo.
Mrs. Harold Twitch@11 of Detroit
is vasiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Twitchell,
A number attended the graduati'on
exercises at Victoria hospital, London.
Mrs. FI'anna'h• Taylor, who has spent
the past 3 years at Fi'lllniore; 'Sask.,
returned home on Saturday evening.
Her husband, MT. Edward Taylor,
Who has ,beens'erio'usly ill for quite a
nitmlber of years, is no'w in a ho's'pital'
•out there for treatment.
' Miss Irene H'oggarth is visiting for,
several weeks with relatives ,ip Toron-
iS'ervices in the Carmel Presbyterian
Church were well attended on Sunday
last with Rev.' W. A, Younghaving
barge of the services. ,Holy Conmmnn-
ion was observed alt the morning 'ser-
vice
Mr. :.and Mrs. Archie Hod'gert aye
spending a fen, e day's at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. John Madge of Crom-
arty.
Mr. and Mrs.' !Jiohn Moffatt and
daughter Lois Brucefield, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. P. Fish-
er.
The baseball spank will be officially
opened on Friday afternoon for this
season. Tihe Clinton ,band will be in at-
tendance and a parade will be foamed
on Main street and march to the fair
grounds headed by the band. The
grounds 'have been greatly improved
and the grandstands re-ibuidlt, The St.
Marys and Hensall teams will play.
The .00ulteaatar for the gravelling of
the Hensall streets is busy at the job'.
this week, twin trucks bringing in
'about 60 yards of gravel a day. Every
street in town will be gravelled.
Commencing May 311st the business
men of Hensall are oib'sevirng the
,Wednesday'afternoon holiday during
June, July and August.
Mr. Wan. Fee ,visited friend's in Ex-
eter on Saturday.
A Targe crowd attended the concert
given in the TJnited Church ,on Mon-
day evening by the London Orpheus
Choral Society. This is a choir of 50
voices, assisted by' the' L'on'don .instru-
mental trio and Miss Hazel Taylor,
reader. A fine program was given.
(Anniversary services were observed
in the United 'Church on Sunday last.
The attendance was excellent, .espec-
ially so at the evening service when
the church was filled to the doors.
Splendid discourses were given by the
Rev. James A. Finlay of London at
both services, Special music was ,given
'by the choir. Besides two .fine anthems
a duet, "The Lord is My Shepherd"
was rendered by Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry
'Phile, and a solo by Dr. Smillie in
the morning and in the evening a lad-
ies quartette "Jesus Knows and Un-
deeetands," by Mrs. M. G. Drysdale,
Mrs, G. Hess. Mrs, H, Phile and Miss
F. Welsh, and a duet, "Hark Hark
My Soul by Mrs. L. Hedden and D•r.
6!m:idlie.
Work
• lie' beset ,Way to kill tigne is
to work'it to death
WORK YOUR 'SOIL WELL
AND SOW OUR CORN AND
MANGEL TO BE SURE OF
'GOOD RESULTS
W.E. KERSLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dorsey visited
with Detroit friends for a few . days
this week.
Mr. and MTS. john L. Malone and
family and Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton
were in 'Kitchener Past Thursdlay.
WEST BRODHAGEN.•
.Auoither of the old pioneers Of the
Township of Logan passed to her re-
ward on Saturday last in the person
Of Mrs. Frances Jacob. ' She wias
married to the late Mr. Jacob 53
years ago. Her husband predeceased
her some years ago. They lived an
Lot '34, Con. 9, Logan, through . all
their married life. She leaves to
mourn her loss, four sons, John on
the homestead; George in Kitc'h'e'ner,
and Fred and Charles in the north-
ern gold mine district; two daughter,
one in 'Logan and one in South East -
hope Also a sister in Muskoa and
two ,brothers in Logan, survive. The
funeral was held at. Birodh'agen. Lultih-
eran. Church of wlhioh she had been
a life-long ,me'm'ber.
(Mir. and Mos, Charles Regele and,
son_ Harry, and Mirsi Fred Koehler
and son Harvey took a motor trip
,to Fullerton last week.
Mr, Charles Eggert is getting
ready to build an • addition to his
'house and remodel the old one, so
it will be !warmer for the cold winter
that's coming.
Roots and' potatoes are nearly all
planted and: with the warm weather,
should grow at once.
HIBBERT.
The 'Hibbert council met at Staffa
township hall on Monday, all Mem-
bers present. The' 'Reeve ,presided. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and confirmed. The tenders 'for
crushing gravel in Horton's and
CCoyne's puts were opened: Wilbur
Mahaffy, 116c per cu. yard, and Ernest
Allen 118c, per cub. yard. The tender
of W. Mah'affy was accepted. The con-
tract for trucking gravel from L.
Butson's pit was given to Wesley
Parson's, with Wilbur ,Mahaffy furn-
ishing the drag -line, work to be done
according to approval of road super-
intendent. At the request of the police
trttetees of Dublin, Joseph K'1'in'kham-
er was appointed :patrolman for Dnlb-
lin. ;It was agreed that clerical fees
for P.V.D. remain the same as in
11932, $65. The council formed into
Court of Revision for appeals against
the assessment roll. The •following al-
terations were allowed: ' 1Jo't 25, con.
'1•, D. McConnell, assessment reduced
$100; lot 23, con, 2, JohnF. Murphy,
assessment reduced ,$200; lot 16, con.
7, Mrs. C. Smile, ass'essmen't reduced
$200; N 1.3 lot 1, E 1-3 lot 2, con. 7.
Thos. Pinder, assessmen't reduced
$100; W% lot' 11, con. 7, Alex. James,
assessment reduced, $50;, Dublin Can-
ning factory, assesement reduced
$1'1100; Can. N.R. lands, reduced from
$57 per ,ac. to $35 per acre; 102 Mill
St., P.V.ID., John Meagher, $360 bus-
iness assessment transferred to Pacian
Tyers; lot 29, con. 9, !Mrs. R. Martin,
appeal not sustained; part lot 115, con.
I10, Oswald Walker, appeal not sus-
tained; P.V. Dublin rots, Mrs. Lucy
Woods, appeal not sustained; 30 Rag-
lan St, P:V•jD., Thos. Murphy, ap-
peal not sustained. The following
changes of ownership were granted:
E/ lot 30, con. 6, Wm. MOlvor to
Charles !Ahrens lot 111, con. 12, Thos.
Cameron to Wm. Kerniok, 96 Mill St.
P.V.,D,, Joseph Lerner to Mrs. Mary
E. Stapleton; Mrs. Wm. MdDermott
was granted exemption from dog tax.
Genera' expense orders $92i23 were
issued. The Court of Revision was ad-
journed until Monday, June 12, et 1
p.m.—Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Tp.
Clerk, Dublin.
ST. COLUMBAN.
The following is the report of U.S
SJS. No. 3, Hibbert, on the work cov-
ered since Easter.
Senior DV -Thomas Melody 75%a,
Edw-ard''Roach 73%, Albert ,Hart 65%,.
'Benedict - Holland 62%, Margaret
'Merp'.hy 60%, Joseph O'Reilly 56
(failed in two subjects), J'ac'k Cronin
SO (failed in three subjects).
Junior PV.—Wilfred :McQuaid' 70%,
'Louis O'Reilly 64%, I,saibel Roach
61%, Mary Hart 418%.
Senior IIIIL—Rita Ryan 75%, Pat-
rick Cleary 72%, Conrad Hlolland
rill%, Francis O'Reilly 68%, Jack
(Roach 66%, Lenore 'Rustin 58%
(failed in 1 exam).
!Junior III—Gloria Holland 78%,
Mildred Murphy 72%, Elizabeth
Roach 70%, Patrick O'Sullivan 6P%,
Joseph H'art 66%, Angeline Rustin
106%. Leo Ryan 65%, Ralph Nlurp'hy
164%, Mary O'Reilly 59% (failed in 1
exam).
'Second 'Class -Mary Murray 75%,
James Roach 73%, Doris Rustin 70%,
!Patrick McGrath 60%.
!Part IIT—Mary Doyle 73%, Loret-
to•Roach 70%, Patrick Hart 68%, El-
eanor McGrath. :67%u (failed, in one
,exam).
(Part T. --track Cleary, Hon.; Basil
O'Reilly, Hon.; Stephen Holland,
Han., Arthur Murphy, Hon., Michael
'McGrath, Hon.; Francis .Cronin, Hon.,
Charles IRoadh, Hon.; Agnes O'Sulli-
van, Pass, Margaret O'Sullivan, pass:.
;Misses Lucy Burke ,and S. Queen'an
of London spent the holiday, at the
hormer's home in ,Hibbert.
Messrs, James and Joseph Gallagh-
er of Toronto spent the week end at
the home of their' uncle, Mr, JohnD
laney.
The :C:WIL. held a social in the par-
ish hall last Tuesday evening, consist-
ing of euchre and dancing. Honours
at euchre were ,wort by: Ladies' first
prize, Miss Angela Burke; gentlemen,
Mr. John Malone Sr., and ,lucky door
prize, Miss Mary O^Sullivan. The mu-
sic for dancing was furnished ,by Har-
rison's orchestra,
Miss Rose McQuaid of Toronto is
spending her holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McQuaid.
Joseph' Moyland of I{'itchener spent
the week end at his home here.
Mr, and 1drs. James Clennan and
baby of Detroit spent the week vis'i!t-
ing Mr. and Mrs. lames McQuaid and
,other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf and
family of Detroit spent decoration day
with his ,parents, ,Mr.and MTs.John
fKdanrs'kap',f.
'John ,MeephY of Stratford spent
Sunday at his ,home ,here.
TOWN TOPICS
i1 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
June '1007
Lived at Hillsgreen
The death has just taken place" at,
Blanchard, North Dakota, of Mr, Ste-
phen 'Willison, 'formerly Of Hillslgreen,
and very ,many years ago a resident
of ,Oshawa. (There he spent 'his first
years rafter rc'oniing to CCana•d'a, and.
,there he was married. He 'had reached
his. 90th year. Six children sunv'ive:
IGeo'rgo and William, in N'or'th 1)a
kolta; James,, in'Oalifornia J1ohn IS., in
TiorantaoMrs, James Reid, Bay City,
Mich., and Mrs. flames MadFawlane,
Merchantville, N.J.
Strike !Oil
19i1 lha's been struck in ,such quan-
tities by the lBeussels Oil 'Oo'mpany at
Monftton as,'to indicate a strong -flaw
and• rdirillinlg has been s'toppe'd for ,the
,purpose of ,sh'oofiing the well. Another
WI syndica'te has o. man in the district
nearby abbain'hpg leases. and :conts'ider-
able excitement is 'felit throughout ,the
townships of !Elim and Logan.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933
CARD OF THANKS
(Mrs. Peter Cleary,, Francis; aitd
Mrs. Albert O'Reilly wish to - thanit,
their neighbors and friends during
their recent sad bereavement for the
spiritual bouquets and those who
loaned cats.
The Bayfield Bridge.
What' to do ,with the Bayfield
!bridge isgiving.the
county
Cb5
c
ul
some trouble. A couple of years ago
cement abutments 'were put in for a
now bridge, ,with the idea Of 'building
a ,bridge that would be permanent, in-
stead of ,be'in'g liable lbii damage by
spring freshens. The abutments .had
got been finished long, 'however, when
,one ,of them was found to .have a Marge
crack in it, the cement ..wank not be-
ing on a sufficiently :substantial foun-
dation. 'The 'cannel! ,are in a quandary
whether to !pull the abutments Blown
or 'try to ,patch .thein •vip, and' have
left the matter in the hands of the
county engineer for investigation. A
bridge with a steel su'pers'tructure and
a cement floor is what is con'teni,plat-1
ed and the Council have came to ,tlie'',
concihsion that if it is necessary to
build the abutments over again it
.would the better to 'build them where
the present bridge is located as the
distance is shorter and it would ,mean
a saving of several 'thousand dollars.
Fire Escapes. _
The Canada Furniture Gonnpany
have equipped their large factory with
fire escapes.
Erects Fence.
Mr. William tGovenlook has erected
a handsome cement fence in front of
his residence on North Main street.
Ladies' Guild.
'The Ladies' Guild of (Sit. 'Thomas'
Church held their annual meeting on
Monday evening and 'appointed the
following .officers for the ensuing year:
,Hon, president, 'Mrs. .(Rev.) 'Berry;
president Mrs: H. !Bullard; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. E. Peters, Mrs. R. Tabus -
tone; sec -tress., Roberta 'Johnstone.
Assisting.
Dr. T. ''McQuaid, late of St. 'Joseph
'H,ospital, 'London, is assisting ,'Dr.
John Mdlrtp'is in his practice.
DN .MEMORIAM
21AIP1FIE,HIn loving' memory of a
desir eon and brother, passed away
one year ago, May 301t1h, 1932.
When the shades' of night ane falling,
And we sit here all alone,
'In our hearts there canoes a longing,
If he only could, come 'horde.
Buys Residence
MT. James Wright 'has purchased
the residence and property of Mr.
'William Ireland, situated on East
'William street.
Well Known Buyer Dead
iWord was received last week at
,Centralia 'from Saskatoon, ,Sask:, ,of
the sudden death of ;Mr. P. Curtin, a
tormer'welf known and respected res-
ident ofCent alba. 'MT. 'Curtin with.
his family left& few weeks ago for
the West, He was one of the best
Who ever
1•
known noise and cattle men e
did !business in Western Ontario..
VARNA.
Mrs. 'Mossop, Miss Jean, in com-
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steph-
enson, motored to Goderich 'Sun'd'ay.
The memibers of the WA. .of St.
J'ohn'e Church .met at the home of
iLr's. H. Diehl last week and all en-
joyed themselves.
Mr. Lee McConnell has purchased
the Mitchell h,omeetead., ,Bayfield road,
for the sum of $3,800.
Mrs. A. 'McConnell has gone on a
vacation to Minneapolis, and Toronto.
Several from St. John's congrega-
tion attended the ,parish WA. held in
,Bayfield Tuesday evening.
We are pleased to report Mrs. John
Beatty has recovered atom a severe
attack of acute bronchitis and is able
to be out again.
Miss Emily Beatty and Mr. Latham
of London in company with Mr., What.
Beatty of. Mount IBrydges, spent the
holiday with friends here last week.
Want and For Sale Ads. 1 time, 25c.
Oft'and aft our thoughts do
To the grave not far awayt
Where we nand our dear, one,
Just a year ago to -day.
—Ewer rememlbered by his pare•'nts,
,brothers an,d sisters.
ander,
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
(Notice is herelby given •that all cred-
itors and °thiens 'h'avim•g claims against
the estate of Sarah 'Cluff, late of the
Town of Seafoaith, in the Ciounity of
Huron, Spinsters deceased, who died
on. the 'Twentieth day of Apri1; 1933,
are required to forward their claims
duly ,proven to the u,ndersi,gned, solic-
itor for the administrator, on or be-
fore the ,Seventeenth.day of June, .1933.
And Notice is further given that af-
ter the said date, the administrator.
'will ;proceed to dieltrlbute the asserts of
'the estate, hlavin.g regard only to the
claims of which he then eh'all have
nortice,
(Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this
Thirtieth day of May, 1933.
JOHN J. HUGGtARD,
Seaforth, Ontario,.
Solicitor for the Administrator.
Walnut Trees Distributed
To Women's Institutes
iSeveral hundred Jap'ane'se Walnut
or Heamtnut trees have been "'distrib-
uted' to the WMomen's I'ns'ti'tu'tes of
Norfolk and ,Durham, and to more
than one hundred- •of the Junior Ica-
stitute delegates, :who attended the
recent Girls'Conference held alt Mac-
donald Institute, OsA:C., 'Guelph.
Mr. J. A. Neilson, former nut- spe-
cialist .with this Department, gener-
ously don'wted ,the.,etrees from his
Guelph gamde'n, for the purpose of
stimulating an interest is this neg-
lected form of horticulture in Ontario,
'These' tree's, which are of a hardy,
fast=growing race of Japanese Wal -
pets, are
af-pets,'are valuable, not only because
of their very p'alat'able nuts, but be-
'eause they make attractive shade.
trees on streets and lawns. Hearbnuts
require very little attention after
planting, and if planted on otherwise
waste land, they make a very desir-
able 'permanent clop.
Backward Season.
IMc•Killdp correspondent says: As
we write this, the leaves are mot •fully
farmed on the trees. They are usually
formed 'before the 2141t1a of May, so it
plaices this season three weeks later
than the average
Moving to Seaforth.
'Mrs. Floyd, who for, several months,
has; been residing in iSeaforth with her
son John, intends ,to make her future
home here and, has been in Exeter
disposing of her household effects. Mr
rF'loyd was also at Exeter for a few
days. assisting.
Hensall
Mr. C. 'Hudson 'has gone 10 Wood -
,stook where he has accepted a posi-
tion .in a carriage factory. Mr. .Hod-
son is a first,cl'asls painter and will no
&IAA be able to Till the position sat-
isfactorily. Miss !Emirs 'Drysdale
has left for ID'tnbuc, ;Sask.,: where she
will take a position as book-keeper,
for B,irney & 'Drysdale of that place.
Bayfield.
Mr, and Mrs. Spackman, of the.
1Slauble !Line, Stanley, whose residence
was bunted a short time ago, have
moved into Bayfield :and have taken
up 'their residence in the dwelling for-
merly occupied fly Robert Johnston.
Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. !Frank Beattie of Isola,
Kansas, are 'visitors in ,town the guest
of 'the former's father, Mr, John
Beattie, Hayden Hall.
O. M. B. Reports Syrup
Going to British West Indies
The Ontario .Marketing Board re-
ports that in the near future, several
hundred gallons of maple syrup will
go from 'Montreal to Jamaica, Trini-
dad, Been1'uod'a, Britislh. Guiana and
other points in that region.
!Figures show that practically xna
'Canadian maple syrup has reached
the 2,000,000 .papulation of the 'Brit-
ish 'West Indies, and very little from
any other source.
DUBLIN
FRIDAY
WANTED
1,000 Bags Choice Potatoes
70c bag in trade only
BIACK.BACON 1 5 `.
by, the Piece ....
SEPOY FLOUR 235
Per cwt,
KELLOGG'S CORN 25 C
FLAKE'S, 3 pkgs... v
HavelockFLOUR ,2 X49
ger cwt. T++++
Tomato Plants t boxes 25c
'.cabbage Pllan!ts 3 boxes 25a
W. I. FINNIG N
IN MDAVIOIRIAM
iSMALLDON JIn ever loving me-
mory off nay sister, Mrs. Harold
Srnal'ld'on (Il:sabel B'uIllerd) who pass-
ed away two years ago, June 6th,
11193117
"In sorrow we waited day by day,
And watched her suffering there,
Slowly, bu't surely passing away,
,From the pain she scarce could bear,
And then ,God called from His throne
' above,
Her suffering and pain are past;
We know: she has gone to realms of
(love,
And.in heaven hies peace at last.."
---Mrs. Geo. Eaton.
JUNE 2nd.
To Ken Hutchison and His Nine -
Piece Band of Guelph.
Gents 50c. Ladies 25c
Hugill's
I L K
During. the Suntlmer Months
the undersigned have contracted
to deliver and .sell Hugill's:Milk
on a cc'menission basis. We re-
quire B!obks, Clothing and Mon-
ey to complete our Education
and in consideration of the small
amount of Milk used in so many
'Homes in Town, we feel you
could co-operate with us by
your Patronage. All Milk deliv-
ered by 5x30 o'clock every
Morning. Give tis a, call.
Pearl & Verna Hugill
•
Si1IesTRY ie' s
Cleaners & Dyers
WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER
.14
TEN'D'ERS FOR COAL' ,
Sealed Tenders addressed to the un-
dersigned and endorsed "Tenders for
Coal," will be received until 12 o'clock
noon (daylight sa,ving), Wednesday,
June 14, 1933, for the supply of coal
for the Dominion Buildings th'rough-
out the Province of Ontario, including
the Oity of Oittaawa.
(Forms of tender with speci'fica'tions
and conditions attached Can, be Obtain-
ed from H. F. Dews'on, Acting Chief
'Purch'asing Agent, Dept. of Public
Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter. Sup-
ervising Architect,' 3;6 Adelaide St.,
East, Toronto, Ont.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on the forms supplied by
the D'ep'artment and, in accordance
with departmental specifications and
conditions.
The rig'h't 10 demand from the suc-
cessful tenderer a deposit, not exceed-
ing 10. per cent. of the amount of the
tender, to secure the proper fulfilment
of the contract, is reserved.
By order,
N. DESIJAAIRDINIS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 16, 1933.
'GARDEN PARTY
Cavell Church, 'Winthrolp, will hold
a. Garden Party on . the church
grounds on, Friday, June 23rd. Supper
from 6 to 8 p.m. A good program is
being arranged. • 23
ROOM'S TO RENT
:Suitable for light housekeeping.
'There is also .a ,bast which can be
used as garage. Alppfy to The Ndws
•office. 213.
ATTENTION
FARMERS
If you are considering a•
Packer, Disk Harrow, Spring
Tooth Lever Harrow or Land
Roller
Our prices are lower, with a
special lo'w price for this
nth delivery
y
T. E. BISSELL CO.
Represented by V. J. LANE
Phone 46.11ee Dublin
MEETING 'O'F HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Huron County Council will
meet in the 'Council Ohansi r, at the
Court 'HHbu•se, Goderich, at two o'-
clock in, the afternoon, Tuesday, June
the 6th, 1933. t
All accounts, notices of deputa-
tions or applications and other im-
portant business requiring attention
at this Meeting Of Council should be
in the hands of the, Clear not later
than 'M'onday-previous :to the meet-
ing of Council.
Darted at d3'oderich this 2.15'th day of
May, 1933.
GAO. W, ,H'O,LMAlN,
211 /County Clerk
JUNE BRIDES
The Burgess Studios, Mitchell and
(Clinton, make photographs of a great
many wedding panties. You get the
latest in .p'holtogralplhy at a reasonable.
price for good work. Studios open ev-
ery week day.
Phone l96w. We call and deliver'
V. J. Gillespie, Prop.
WANTED
'Wanted to buy, a second hand Deily
churn, medium or small size. Must be
in perfect working condition. Apply to
The News. 22.
FOR SALE ,
'British American coat oil; British
American Batteries; also battery
charging. ROY BuUTT, BAA. Service
Station, 'Seafaribh. '23.
FO'R SALE
1 New Art walnut piano bench, I
Colunnbia victrola, $1715 v'a'lue, with 75
records, like new, $20; 1 Cnosley radio
$215; also a quantity of roofing paint,
suitable for -asp'ha'lt or steel shingles,
oust $1,65 per gal., nolo F. Out pianos
you can save $100 nelw over factory
quotations for August sales. Phone
34-616. JONATHAN I UIGIIiLIL, Sere.
forth, RR. 2. 24.
FOUND:
1A sum of money on the street at
'Seaforth on Sa'turd'ay night. Owner
may have same by proving property '`to'i
'and paying charges. Phone 23-244. la
20,000 PLANITIS FOR SALE
(Heart of France and 'Beauty As-
ters, Super -giant Snapdragon, Zin-
nias, Verbenas and Scabiosa. Petunias
to suit every taste, IFiuffie Ruffles,
California Giants, Balcony and Rosy
Morn. Cabbage, y early and late. Dan-
ish Giant, the dry weather Cauli-
flower. Our Tomatoes are cool
grown, no antiificial heat used, and
they should nut go back when set
out. Seeing is believing. Conte and
give theist the once over. A'IJB'F1RIT
B;AKIER,' Railway st.` Turn west at
the'Seaforth' Creamery. 23
When You Have A
HORSE or COW
YOU WA'N'T REMiOVED,,
Phone promptly to
WILLIAM STONE SONS,
LIMITED.
Phone 22 — Ingersoll
Phone 215 W — Stratford
PIAi110 FOR SALE
!Piano, good as nety, tc be said
very clreep. WALKER'S FU'RNI-
TUIRtE STO'R'E:
'COCKERELS AND 'STARTED
CHICKS
We will have from time to time a
quantity of four -week-old : cockerels
both !Leghorns and Racks, at bargain
prices. Also 'scanted chicks. Call and
see us or phone t1137r3. SIUINbNYRrA•7.IE
PO'ULT'RY FAIRM, S'eafartl Ont.
. NOTICE
Having erected a green -house, we
are in a position to supply a better
variety of bedding plants. Celery, to-
matoes, cabbage, aauliflawer and
Pep-
pers. Asters, Heart of France, white,
mixed; Salvia, - Verben'as, Petunias
(large` ruffled), Oale'ndudals; Phlox
Drirmmondi; Zinnias, Pansy. A large
quan'tity of Rosy iidourn Petunia. Beau-
tify your rockery with these. Choice
Snapdragon ready to plant now (very
hardy). You are cordially invited to
come and see our ,plants. Bring your
basket for cut-out plants. A. L. Por-
TIEIOIUIS, West St. 22.
COURT OF RE'VI'SION
Township of Stanley
You are hereby given notice that a
Court of Revision on bhe: assessment
for the Township of 'Stanley will he
held in the Township ,H'all, Varna, on
Tuesday, 'May 30th at 10 o'clock a.m.,
and take notice that 'all appeals must
be left with ,bhe Clerk of the Munic-
ipality not later than the 24th .of May,
1933.
(Dated' this 'Seth d'ay of May, 1933.
CHAS. C. PIIILIGIRiIM, Clerk
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
'Wheat, per bus. 70c
Barley, per . bus. 40c
Oats, .per ;bushel 35c
Buckwheat, per bushel 40c
Eggs, per doz. .... ...,Se, 10.c, 12c
Butter, per dlt. ... , .. .18c
Poltaltoes, per bus . .60c
Iilogs, per ,cwt. .... • . ..
Want and For Sale Ads,43 times 50e,