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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-06-15, Page 8PAGE EIGHT , THE SEAFORTH NEWS. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1933 HENSALL. The Yogng People of . the United Uhurch in'tend holding . a strawberr g ' Y, festival on ,the church grounds I.on. Wednesd'ay,, June' 2ilst. After the sip per an excellent program will be giv- en in the,opeu air. "A goad crowd is IDT. and Mrs. McDonald, and child ren of Toronto are visiting at the home of Dr..and Mrs. A. R. Campbell. Mr. John ',Dallas has purchased 'a new Ford car from Mr. Ward. Fritz, Miss Thelma Hudson of London spent the week end at her home. The family of Mr: Wm. L. MoL'a'r en gathered at his •'home on Wednes- day afternoon to celebrate his birth- day. Amongst those ,present were Mr. and Mrs.. Al'f Hunkin and family, of Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mc - 'Naughton and fancily of C. omarty, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Vernier and family of Ohise'lhu'rat, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bell, of TeeCkenslmath and Ivir. and (Mrs, Roy "MdLaren of Hensall. A pleasant social time was spent and all wishing their father many happy re'ttinns of the day, Miss Merle Oarlifle o'f Landon spent the week -end et her .home here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell of Us - borne visited on 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H!ud'sbn, (Mrs. Woods of Santa B!anb'a'ra, Cal,, is visiting with friends and relatives 5n town. .Messrs. Geo, Todd, Armour Todd and Fred Corbett motored to Bad Axe, Mich., on Suhd'ay to attend the funeral of a relative •df Mr. Todd's, (Mins, T. C. Jaya has returned hone after a pleasant visit with friends in 'Toronto. Mr. vfdArthur of 'Landon is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold, The :brig wind storm on Wednesday l'as't did' considerable damage in Hen- sall, although not hitting us nearly as hard as the north and south. The smoke stack on Geiger & ,Son's flax ani11 was blown dawn, and quite a numiber of trews, 'S'outh Richm'and sit. (being strewn with limbs from one end to the other. But there were no build- ings un'roafed or blown dawn in town. .The extent of the storm throu'gh the country was shown al- most immediately by the large num- ber of trucks and wagons that ar- rived at Spencer's lumber yards. Some 700 bund'l'es of shingles and a Urge amount of lumber was taken out in two hours. The starm on Sun- day afternoon was very severe, quite a number of trees 'being blown down. 'Mr. A. Fils'hie has returned home Tarter a pleasant visit with friends in Toronto. Miss 'Marie Bell of .London spent the week -end at her home here. The annual Birthday of the W. M. S. of Carmel. Presbyterian Church will be held, on Thursday afternoon, Dune 22. Mrs. ((Rev.) Lane of Gode- rich will be the special speaker. The ball game played' on our local diamond between Stratford and Hen - sail on Friday evening resulted in t score 5-d for Stratford. The game was well attended. The Zurich Masonic Lodge: No, 223 will attend divine service at Carmel +Presbyterian Church on 'Sunday .ev- ening, June 25. Miss Mona Miller visited fast week with friends in Exeter. Mrs, Lloyd Hudson left this week for Forrest where Mr. Hudson is as- sistant at the C. N. R. station there, Mrs. Thos. Simpson left Friday for St. Marys 1N -the re She will ivsi't for a time. She was accompanied back by Mr. G. C. Petty and Mrs. Jas. Simpson. Mr. and MTs. Alf. Melick of Zurich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Merner and Mr. and f'ir's, Geo. 'Brock. !The contractors for -the gravelling of our village streets are busy at their work and hope to complete the jab in a few days. Every street in town is being gravelled. LA ,bas'elball' match was played on our local diamond on Tuesday evening be- ditveen Luoan and Hensall Jr, teams. Mrs. Harold Twitchell has : re- turned to her home in .Detroit after visiting for several weeks with friends. Rev. Mr, Peters of Elimviiie oc- eupied. the pulpit of the United (Church on (Su'nd'aymorning and - de- livered very fine dis'dourses. Rev. A. Sinclair preached anniver- sary services at E'limvi'lle on Sunday morning 'las't, Mr, .and Mrs. Sp'arro'w and Mrs. Darroch o'f Paisley spent 'Sunday at the home, of MT. and Mrs. Ladd Mc - Ewan. HILLSGREEN. Rev, 'Farrell of ,Oltnton spoke very (fine here on Sunday evening to 'the Young (Peop'le's anniversary of Hills - green Church. The 'choir of Klppen church gave an .anthem, "I Was !Glad" which was snuch appreciated. Miss Edna Cochrane gave a 'fine solo "Some Day." Mr. and Mrs. W. Reichert were visited recently with friends from Auburn, The 'heavy win'd'storm on Wednes- day last ..did a lot of damage in this vicinity, but one can.. 'be very, !grateful that things were not any worse, which they could 'have been. "I Mr. F. Hagan had a barn roof lifted off. ,Lorne Cole- man los't several hundred 'chucks; the wind blowing his 'brooder .house down. C.W. IR. Stephenson. had his house roof destroyed and •other • farmers had shingles and eavetroughs 'dam'age'd, Mr, and' M'r's. IW. 'Weida visited at the home of Mr, and (Mrs. B. Eider near Hensall recently. Mr, and ,Mrs. IRdber't Parsons of Hensall visited with her son, Me. and Mrs. A. Parsons on ;Sunday. Mr, and -Mrs. R. Stephenson return- ed to their 'home after visi!t'in:g their son, Mr. and (Mrs, IG. ,SItelph'enson in Walkerton. IMr.' and Mrs, W. 'Haut visited. Mr. W. Ij'arrott and daughter on 'Sunday. ,Mrs. R. 'Love is spending a Espy with her san, ,Ross and 'Mrs. Love, IW,M.'S. will be held on Thursday afternoon, June i15, at the home of Mrs. IH''anvey 1Turner,. Mrs, X. Kenny of ,Seattle, Wash., is vis!'ting her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. Iochranei;, Mrs. D. ;B, Saunders and son Nor - me an of London :visited ton ,Sunday with relatives in this vicinity. IMis's 0. 'Walker, RIN., of iI-Iensall has been attendinlg'Mrs. ,;Love, who has been; on the sick lis: for several weeks. We wish,her a seedy recov- ery,. Mr. and Mrs. :C. ,Lenton Visited their daughter on the 'Goshen line near Zurich G t 7i Selman and soya ri ch •recently, ` TUCKERSMITH. 'Mr. 'George Connell .Of ' V'apn'a is 'btrildinig,a new barn on his .fianm on the 7th concession, near the ' east boun'd'ary. Aft :the raising "la's't week about thirty teams were present, Late Mrs. John Alexander. — The ,funeral was held at 2 .ram. en (S'a'tur- day June IOIt!h, of Mrs, John Aleldan der from .the home of her son, lot 111, concession 8, Tu'ckersmitlh, where she had lived for a number of years, Her pastor, Rev. R. R. Conner of 'Sit. And- rew's United Church K'i'ppen, con - du'cted the services at the residence and graveside in' Maitland Bank ,cem- etery. The pa'll'bearers were Messrs. George Strong, William Archibald and Thos. Elder of Tuckersmiith and James .Cleland, Robert Cleland. and David ,Park of Listowel, Mrs, Alex- ander had eny:oyed goad health until a few months ago when she began to fail, and was confined to her bell about tern days .previotis to Wednes- day, June 7th, passing away that ev ening. D'ecease'd was : a naitive of Scotland, born an West Thorne Farm,. near Glasgow:, her maiden name 'be- ing Miss Marcy (Fleming. ,S'he was married in Scotland to the date John lAlex'anider, who prede'ceased her ten years ago. Two years after their m'ar- ria'ge, -lfr, and :Mrs,' Alexander went to the United (States and lived in the State of Iowa for about sixjteen years. 1T'hen, after a trip to the 'Old Land, they came to Canada and in 1]896 set- tled on the 9th concession of Tuu'dk- ersmith where she continued to reside until her death. A family el four sons mourn the lass of a 'kin'dly affection- ate mother Mr. John Alexander, of 'Georgetown, 'Ont.; MT. William Alex- ander, of near Hensall; Dr. C. C. Al- exander, of Brantford, and 'Mir. Albert G. Alexander of Tuckersmith. Two sisters, 'Mrs. Malcolm McPhee and Mrs. Robert Young, both residing in IScotiand, survive also. -Among those. from a distance wh'o attended the fun- eral were her sons, :Dr. C. C. Alexan- der, of Brantford; Mr. John Alexan- der, of Georgetown; Mrs. William 'Gardiner and son Gilbert of Toronto, Mr, anal Mrs. James Cleland, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleland and son. Will and daughter Jessie; Mr. and Mrs. (Bert Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, 'Cleland and ,Mrs, 'George Clela'nd', Sr., Miss Agnes Park, Me. and Mrs. Dav- id Park, all Of Listowel; Mr. and Mrs, T. Bruce of Science Hill, and daugh- ter, Mrs. 'Alm. Ferguson of Wood- ham, and Mr. and Mrs.' G:'Peaco'ck of Granton. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the bereaved. Mrs. J. Cockburn and daughter, Grace, and' Miss Dodds of Toronto spent last week end at the home al Mr, and Mrs M. Haney, )Tu'ckersmith. Mr, and Mrs. ,Arnold Petrie of To- ronto called on Mr. and Mrs. M. Haney last week end. Mrs. Fisher and her daughter, of Bran'd'on, Man., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. James Broadfoot, Sr., of Tuekerstnith. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Troyer of Tor- onto is visiting friend's in the vicinity and came up to be at the Troyer re- union held at Bayfield last Saturday. lir, and Mrs. ,Lewitt of Ingersoll spent the week end at ,Thos. Cole- man's, and 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Coleman ac- companied them 'ho'me and spent the week at Ingersoll and Till:sonburg. ;Mr. and Mrs, Tebbutt took in the picnic held' at'Moisnesvilfe last Satur- day. The regular monthly meeting of the ITuckersimi'th Lathes' Club was 'held at the home of Mrs. N. Garrett with a goodly attendance of members and visitors present. The president, .Mrs, R. Fear, presided. ,Roll call was ans- wered by your favorite 'homegrown 'vegetable and how to prepare it. The topic for the month was '°Wlhat I's the Modern Mother's Most Difficult Problem?" Readings • were given by Mrs. H. Johns, Mrs. N. Garrett, Mrs. IR. Fear, Mrs. J. Crich and Miss Sar- ah 'Whitmore, Mrs: Howard Gridh fa- vored with a solo. I't was decided to :Move a picnic in July instead of the regular meeting, the social committee to arrange details: The August meet- ing will be he'l'd at the home of Mrs. E. Bali, The roll call to be answered by; "A Scotch Story." Fra'chntemlber is requested to bring their earliest photo. Mr, Henry Drake of the West is visiting ti's, sister, Mrs. Jas, Play and other friends in the vicinity off Staffa, Where he formerly lived.' IMr. Hrd'rvey adore's'Vara was part- ly unroofed with the .s ortn on Sunday aftern'oon. Mu'c'h syiNpfathy is exitended to the bereaved family Of the late Mrs. Al - The Pine meeting of the -I'Tu'okor- smiit!h• Aggresrsive Olub will be'held at the h'o'ne of Mr. Wim. Charters ' NIp11 Road, on Tuesday evening, June 20th, at' eight o'clo'ck. ,Roll call is toy: be answered1by ad Irish joke. Two top'i'cs. HOW to Plan a'Farm Home by Edwin, Johns and The Ideal "Form H'o'me liy Saralli Whitmore will be es'pecial'ly teresting. It is hoped that there will be a large atten'dan'ce as plans will be made at this 'gathering for the club picnic. ex+ander, wh'o had been long a re'sid- ent of Tuckersinith. (Messrs. J'oh'n, Alexander of Geonge- tawn and Dr. Chas. Alexander' of Brantford were here on Saturday, at- tending the funeral of their mother, the late Mrs, Alexander, IMr. and Mrs. Cecil Pullman spent ISundray with the laitter's p'aren'ts,,1'Ir. and Mrs, Jbl1n Powell ,of H'ud'1'ett, KIPPEN. (Rev. R. R. Conner' tools Sunday school anniversary services at Turners Church on Sunday last while Rev. :Farrell of On'tario St. United Church, 'Gunton, took She Young People's an- niversary services at I3illis'green, Unit- ed 'Mullah. The Kipp'e'r choir assisfted in furnish'in'g an anthem "I 'Was Glad" while Miss Edna Cochrane sang very sweetly "Some Day." 1On ,Su'nday, "June 2,51th, at 111' 'o'tclack a.m., communion service will he 'held in St. Andrew's United Church. Prep- aratory senviee is to 'be held Thurs- day, June 22, at 8 o'clock. TOWN TOPICS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO June 1907 Heat. IThe 'heat, like prosperity, is a'bun- dan't, but th'e distribution is amateur- ishly done. Buys Residence. IMrs. F. Murray 'has purchased the house and lot of Mr. C. W. Smith, which was sold by auction on Satur- day. 'Dhe atur-day.'The propenty adjoins Mrs. Mur - ray's premises. Appointed to Hamilton IMr. W. K. Pearce, the former man- ager of the Seaforth b'ranch of the Dominion Bank, and later of theist. Thomas 'branch, has been appointed to rhe managership o'f this institution at Hamilton. Stunned by Lightning. During the storm on Monday Mas- ter Harry Pierce, nephew of M'r. and Mrs. G. A. Sills, was stunned with lightning. 'The mien working at the sewer on Goderich street were also slightly affected. Staying with Her Aunt. Miss Consuelo Inksaber of Paris is here staying with her aunt, Mrs. J. Floyd, until the return of ]ler parents Who are on an extended' trip to rela- tives Of Mrs. Inksater in Cornwall, England, and other paint o'f interest, While there Mr. Inksater will visit the dry good's and carpet makers at :Lon- don, Brussels, Paril and Rome, Receives Appointment. Herbert Lawrence of ,Edmonton, son of J. Lawrence of ;Seaforth will have charge of the sum'lmer sess'io'n•of the college at Ed.mon'ton. The college board at a recent meeting passed a resolution appreciative of .Mr. Law- rence's work in the college and re- engaged hint for 119017' 8 at $900 per annum with six weeks' vacation. His bnothet, Fred Lawrence, is also doing well in the West, h'av'ing recently ,been appointed to the principalship of ILloydminislter .pu:hlec •sch'o'ol at a goad 'salary. 'Lively Time for Water Wagon. 'The horses on the water wagon treated a little excitement during the storm on Mon'd'ay. One of the horses ,became frightened and slip:p:ed on the pavement, causing the tongue of the cant to drop out of the necky ake. Tlhe team raced down main street and when opposite the Dick House, Mr, E. Barnett, the driver, was thrown off to the pavement, The horses contin- ued to ran, as far as R. S'teel's where the upsetting o'fth'e cant stopped the frightened animals, Mr. Barnett, wh'o was carried into Mr. Dick's, very fo3'--" ornately escaped any serious injuries, Bayfield. T. W. Cameron hind the misfortune to fall and break a couple of ribs the other day. It seems' he was .sitting ov- er a style with a pail of feed when his pant leg caught op a nai1JH'edescended on the other side head first, lighting with his ribs across the pail. He will 'he laid off work for a few weeks. Blyth. Mr. T . Ballantyne' has gone to Wroxeter where he ahas secured a position, in the woolen m'ill's. Dr. 'D. T. 'S'mith of 'Omer, Mic'h., spent a few days v'isit'ing .with friends in this (•vicinity. INir. 'Geonge Jackson has .gane`'an a visit with his brother in :' Northern Manitoba, Exeter,. r,t Mr.; and Mrs. D. Kernick have left ,fora trip tip the lakes, They expect to he away se'vera'l weeks. Mr. and Mrs. ,M. 'L. Hoose, of Al- bany, NM., are spending a portion .of their lioneyanoo'n as,the guests of Mrs. Wm. Hockey an'd ,M'rs A. 'Cottle of this 'place. ID'op'ot Agent J. J. Knight has re- ceived' word 'from the G. T. R. he'ad- iquarlters to instruct the owners of the wareh'ou'ses to eno've the buildings at once so gist dlpenations ;for the erec- tion of the new depot can be'" com- menced as ,soart as. possible. 'The order islsued was that the buildings must be moved at once or the com- pany will have them torn down.- Hayfield: 1 !Mis's Madge IM'dEwan;. of Bmuce'field vis'iiteid here 'l'ast week 'the/ guest of Mrs. 'William 'Mustard. T. H. Brownlee, principal of the pulblic school, is in !charge of the en- trance examination beinlg held in Zurich. Goderich Tp. Mr, E. Butt of the 'base line, IGode- ieh tow'ns'hip, lefit Clinton the ot'h'er day for B'rand'on, 'M'anitoba, with a carl'oad of very fine driving horses. The aons'ignmienit 'includ'ed a team bought from W. W Farran, one of which has a nark of 2.26; another purchased from 'Mr.' Marnis, Hudl'ett; one from John .Baker, +Goderich tow'n- s'h'ilp; .two bought in De!trdit, one of thele having a record of 2.112; Two bau'ght frona W. Doherty, Clinton, and ane 'dram E. C. Attrild, Goderiah. Hillsgreen. Mr. 'A!n'drew Love is 'im'provin'g the a'ppearance of. 'his.farm by 'erecting a ,new fence along the front. Mr. J. Katy of Houghton, ,Mich., is visiting his sister, 'M'rs. Thos. Far- quhar. WANTED IA reliable girl for general house- work. Apply stating' age, extperieh'ce, references and wage expected to P.O. IB'ox '122 ,Seaforth. NIOTIiDE (Flans at Float Ball games will have to get a check at the gate in future. All without one will have to get out. Wool Wanted' at the Blyth Woollen Mills HIGHEST BADGE PAID CASH OR TRADE F. T. BAINTON, Proprietor r- CLIP THIS COUPON — 1 ,FREE 5alue, to victims of n t i Amazing new discovery ends gas pains, heartburn, acidity, nausea, sick stomach, I uncomfortable fullness or shortness of breath—in 2 MIl'WTES. Each cf the ingredients contained in I STOM-ALKA are ofrecognised thera- peutic .value; many of them used by the I medical profession forcenturies. and the purity and strength of this prepara- tion is unquestioned. STOM-ALKA. is a super -prescription based on experience of Canadian phy- sicians. Ends indigestion or dyspepsia i pains so severe that other remedies fail. Pain stops. INSTANTLY Then it I builds strong stomachs, new digestive powers. Eat foods that now hurt you Like getting a brand new stomach,. We arranged with manufacturers to l allow us to offer big $1.25 family size STOM-ALKA TODAY fcr only 7SeI with this coupon. Without coupon. $1.25. Use coupon TODAY and save 50c. Bid good-bye forever NOW to I gas pains, heartburn. stomach troubles, .ndigestion, dyspepsia, I Only 1 to a customer -.. BRING THIS COUPON - J KEA1TiING'S DRUG STORE Hugill's MILK During the Summer Months the undersigned have,cdntraoted to deliver and sell Hugill's !Midik on a commission basis. We re- quire Books, Clothing and Mon- ey to complete our Education .and in consideration of the small'• ,a'rnountof Mi'lk used in so,m'any Homes in Town, we feel you could co-ape:rate with us by your Patronage. All Milk deliv- ered by 8.30 o'clock every Morning. Give us a call. Pearl & Verna Hugili pie TRY •. Gilles s Cleaners & Dyers WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER Phone196w. We call and deliver V, J. Gillespie, Prop. AttractiveCash Velveeta Cheese, i Ib. pk. 12c Loaf Cheese, per lb. ' 20c ISalada Tea, TTA " ib. pkg. 21c Red Rose Tea, d Ib, pkg... Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 pk 23c Pep, 2 pkgs. Dor— ,.......,190 Pure Lard, 2 lbs. for..........19c ,-- Granulated Sugar, b0 lbs. for 710 'Barb Wire, 4x16, per roll.. $3.69 3 tins' Peas 29c Pence Stales, 5c 3 tins corn .d Bea ..c.... .,29c Staples, pier Ub 3, bins Pork and Beans ... . ,18c Field Hoes, each ,,;,..65c 3 tins Salmon - 29c MEN'S HEAVY WEARING' SHIOES 1.95. • ` aIN IAI..i _ l lei CARD OF THANES We wish .16 thank the friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and sympathy during :our recent be- sea!venvenit, and for the many floral tributes an'd also those who; loaned their cars.: —The Alexander Family. CARD OF THANKS. tM'r. A. A. 'Culthill and Margaret desire to 'thank all who, by kindly ntki'straitbonts and extpre'sisions of sympathy have ' been a source of comltomlt and) streinlgth in their time of sorrow and bereavement. TEACHER WANTED 'Applications for a teacher for' SIS. No, 6, 'Stanley, will be received up until June 22In'd, Stating salary and experience by J. W. Johnston, Secy.- Treas., ecy:Treas., Varna, RSR. No. il. 124 TEACHER WANTED. Experienced teacher for S. ;S. No. 4, Tuckersm'ith township.. 'Ditties ..to Commence Sept. 1st. Apply, stating salary and qu'ali'fications, to HOW- ARD M. CRICIH, Sec.-!Treas., Sea- forth, Ont., 'R.IR!3. 25 TEACHER WANTED Applications for a 'teacher for S. S. t\To. ,7, Tuckersmit'h, will be received by the undersigned. until June 20th. Please state salary and experience. WSLLIAM'CAMERON, Seaforth R. R. 4, Secretary -Treasurer. 24 BUCKWHEAT SEED FOR SALE 1100 bushels o'f, good Buckwheat Seed for sale. ' IWM. GOILIIJIIINis, Seafonth, RR. 2, Rhone 42 on 61116, Clinton Central. 215, MILLET S'EE'D FOIR SALE Siberian millet seed for ,sale. Free of noxious .weeds. JiOISIEITH UP$HtAILiL, Phone 14 on 162, Seaforth central. WARNING Town of Seafortft 'Parents or Guardian's who allow their children tinder the age of fifteen years to be on the streets of the Town after nine o'clock p.m., are hereby warned that said children are not per- mitted to beon the streets after nine o'clock p.m. unless in charge of par- ent or guardian., a'c'cording, to Town By-law. Parents or guardians are liable to be fined for such offenses against the 'by -Paw. IPl'aying of any game's o'f bail, etc,, are not permitted on the streets.- Children on roller skates are warn- ed that it is dangerous, to : skate on the pavements, especially on the Highway as there have been several very narrow escapes from serious ac- cidents. ,By Order, A. D. SUTHERLAND, ,Mayo r. NOTICE Commencing June 20th, we will run our chopping' •mill 'Tuesday, Thursdays and 'Saturdays, also when rain stops farm work we will run the following day until further notice. Phone '1145 T ill, KRUSE' BIROS, 25 WAINTED. !Would like to purdchase a good socond-hand bean cu'ibivator, in good repair. Apply tb the News Office; • 24 SIT.RAWiBERRrz FESTIVAL The annual. Slteawberry Fes'tiva'l of ithe Lonse'slboro United Church Sun- day School will be held on Friday ev- ening, June 23rd, on the 'Caatmnun''ty lHla'14 grounds, Lond'aslbono. Suptper will be served fram 6 to 8. ,Following this a splendid band concert Will be provided' by the 'Clinton Kiitie Beasts and Pipe Bands. Admission, adults 30c, and children under twelve 1i5'c, Miss ,Alice Fingland, se'cretary; :Chas. !Stewart, suiperiintendent. 25. GARDEN P'A'RTY 'Coven Ohuroh ; W'i'nthrolp, will hold a Garden Panty on the church grounds on Friday, June 23rd. 'Straw- iberries and cream from 6 to 8 A ;gplo'd program is being ar- ran'ged, 25, !STRAWBERRY TEA lOn Fmidlay, June 2I3rd, will be held at the residence of Mrs. IC. • 'Home's under the auspices of She Ladi'e's' ATTENTION FARMERS If you are 'considering a Packer, Disk Harrow, Spring Tooth Lever'Harrow or Land: Roller I (Our prices are la'wer, with a ,spe'ci'al bow price for • this month delivery T. E. BISSELL CO. Represented by V. J. LANE Phone 46-112 Dublin CARD OF THANKS The Home an'd S'choo'l club wish to• 'Manic all those who so generously aided them in catering for the ban- quet'last week. BEJTH'EL GARDEN PARTY The Ladies' Aid of Bethel Un'i'ted Ohuncrh will 'hold a garden panty at the, Thome Of Mr. John. Dennis, Tlhurs'dsy evening, June 115'th..'The Blake Young' IPeblple will .present their play, "Farm:, Folks," and music will be su'p'plied by 't'heir seven piece onc!hestra. S'u'pper served from six till eight. Admission,' 1315c and 20c. Mrs. S. M'dPbersbn, Pres., Rev. W. F. Smith; Pastor, NOTICE To the ratepayers of the Township of . Tuakersmithy take notice, the 'chattels of ratepayers whose taxes are unpaid by July 1st, shall be dl's trained for p'ay'ment thereof. J. C. REINcKE, Collector FOR SALE 0.! Art walnut piano bench, 1 !Colombia victrala, $11715 value, with 75 records, like new, $20; 1 Cnosley radio- 1$215; adio1$215; also a quantity 0!f raiding paint, suit'ab'le for asphalt or steel shingles,. cost $1.65 per gal., .now $1. On pianos - you can save $100. •nidi over factory 'quotatio'ns for A'ugu'st sales, Rhone - 34 -6116. JO'NiATiHIAIN HUGIIII L, Sea- forltll, R,R. 2. 24. PIAiNO FOR SALE (Piano, good as new, to- :be sold" very cheap. WIALKIEiR''S FUR'NI- TURE„ STORE. NOTICE TO •CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that all cred- itdrs and others 'having claims against the estate of Sarah 'C'luff, late of •the- To'wn of Seafanth, in 'the County of Huron, Spinster, deceased, who 'died on the T,werstieth clay of April, 19133, are required to forward their claims. .duly 'proven to the undersigned, solic- itor for the administrator, on or 'be- fore the .Seventeenth day Of June, 1961. And Notice is further given that af- ter the said date, the administrator ;will, proceed to distribute the assets of the es'tate, having regard only to the Claim's of whidh he then shall have notice. Waitedat Seaforth, Ontario, this. !Thirtieth clay of May, 1933. JOHN J. HUGGARD, Seaforth, Ontario,, Solicitor for the Administrator.. !COCKERELS AND STARTED. CHICKS We will have from'time to time a. quantity' of .fou'r-we'ek;dld' cockerels?, both !Leghorns and Rocks, at bargain+. prices, Mao started chicks. Call and, see .us or phone 137r3. SIUIN!N,YIVWEJE• POULTRY FAIRM, Seaforth, Ont. CHICKS AND PULLETS' IS.ICW. White Leglhorn's 7 cents, !Barred P. Rocks, 8 cents. Reduction'. on on 'q'uanti'ty, an'd order, if 'called for at 1H'atcliery. 'We are •sellling the s'aine quality chicks 'alt these •reduced prices tor bal'an'ce off season. Phone or write is for Hatchery dates. TIIIIE /HURON 'PlORJILITIRIY RAMS (!Wo'odro'w & iBidwler) 'Eru'ssed's, Ont., Pihone Sx or 65-1i6. SEAFORTH MARKETS, Wheat, per ,bus. f72'c' (BlarleY,. per bus, 45c. Oats, per ,bushel 35c IB:uc'klwhe'at, per bushel...:, (Eggs, per doz. 9c -1111014c Butter, per ']b, 18c 'Guild of St. Thomas' Church from Potatoes, per bus. , , . , ... ,;60c' 3 to 6 Ad'mission 215t. 'Hogs, per cwt. $5.114