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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-06, Page 8PAGE EIGHT.' THE SEAFORTI-T NEWS. IIENSALL. Mr. and ..Mrs. R. J. S'to'ff of Roch- ester, er N.'are Y,visiting at the home me of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Dru1mmond Miss Mae McNaughton of Toron tospent the holiday alt her home. Mrs. John MclAllister is spending a few 'days visiting with her brothel-, Mr, Wm. Bell of Hay. 1Pr. and Mrs. Alex, M'c'Muntrie and little daughter of Toronto spent the holiday with the former'e mother,; Mrs. A. AAc'Murfrie. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook are spending a few weeks at W asaga. Beach., Miss Mabel Jolene of London is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Shirret. Mr, and Mrs. Walker Carlile spent the week end with friends in Wind - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson spent the holiday with friends in North Morn'ingtton. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby of Colling- wood spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and _Mrs. W. J. White. ,Miss Mattie Ellie visited friends in London on Mon'diay. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A'PdLaren and Mr. Wm. L. MdLaren visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hunking of Far!gwhlar. Miss Thelma Hndls'on of London slpent the 'holiday at her home here. Mr. Sam Rennie, accompanied by • his m.olther, visited over the holiday with relatives in Detroit. Mr, Jas. Tapp orf Montreal is visiting at his home here. Mrs. Sam Steacy and sons. Fred and Jack of Detroit spent a few days this week visiting friend's in to'n n, Mr, and Mrs. A. Filshie and family spent the holiday with friends in Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. S. Utter and family of Hamilton calf ed on friends, in the til- lage on Monday. Mr. and Mr,. Ladd McEwen and daughter, Donna `pent the holiday with friends na Paisley. Mr. and 3(rs Lorne Zuefie of Wind- sor spent the week eni with their par- ents here. Mr. and Men. Sidney Pnrimer, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie i•(, •ahs and sen Ile w•. of Kitchen.- Mr, and 3I•s A. J. S veitzer of the titerh o -Pines. and Mr. Orville Beavers o, Exeter were Su -day visite s a: site ' :ate of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Higgins. Miss Mary McKaig of Exeter spent the holiday at her home here. 'Miss Cleveland of Torontd is visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Paterson. Mr. Wm. Beaver of Kitchener is a visitor in town this week. Mr. Jas. Kilpatrick has been en- gaged as carpenter on construction work at Beach -o -Pines. Mrs. Ross Dick of Toronto is spending a few weeks with relatives in and around Hensel'. Mr, Robert Merriam of Woodstock spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Priest. Mrs, Owen Geiger has returned home after a pleasant visit with friends in Kitchener. Mrs, Thos. Panlmer visited last week with her soar in Windsor. Mr. and firs. David Cantelon have returned home after a two weeks' va- cation camping at Pike Bay. The annual Ortwein family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein o:n Saturday. Same 26 members of the family were present. Amongst those attending from a dis- tance were Mr. and Mrs. J. Brin- curt and son Harold of Kitchener; Mrs, Hassnell and daughter of Penn- sylvania; Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Ort- wein of Detroit, Mr, Milton. Ortwein and son Lloyd of London and Miss L. Ortwein and friend of Toronto. At a court of appeal held here on Tuesday last before Judge Costello, Mr. Owen Geiger appealed to have his assessment lowered on his house. The judge lowered' the assessment $500, J. G. S'tanlbury appeared for Mr. Geiger. Services in our local churches were well attended on Sunday last. At the United Church Rev. A, Sinclair oc- cupied the pulpit arts fine anthems were given by the choir. Por the summer months the evening services will' begin at 7.30. At Caeme'l Presby- terian Church Rev. W. A. Young had charge of the services the choir lead- ing in ead-ingin the service of song. The large barn on the old MdF'ar- lane farm nolw owned by the Woods Bros,, just east of Hensall, was struck by lightning early Friday morning and was burned. The barn contained several implements and some hay and grain. We understand the Woods Bros. intend to rebuild. A large number were in town on Friday evening attending the Band Concent put on by the D'as'h'wood Band, This band has been engaged to play every Saturday evening. School Report for H•ensall. Public School for promotions examinations: (Room ItI-Ijr, PPI to ,Sr. IV.--Hon- ours-Norma Cook, Russell .Redden; Marion Ffls'hle. Pasts -C. Joynt, El- aine Peek, Jim 'Campbell, Gerald Passmare,'Max 'Hudson, George San- gster, Ina Roff, Billy Higgins. Jr. In''Ib to Jr. BT11•a-Ray Foster, Cecil Ai'pier, Shirley Twitchell, Laird Hudson, Herman Wolffe, Audrey. Twitch:ell. Sr. Id to .Jr. IPI -'Honours -June Saunderco.ck, Mlary Goodwin, Harold Koehler, Pass -Ronald Par- ker, Hlavdard Love, Billy Cole, Made- line Vanlandegham, Jack Shepherd, Norris MdEvvan, Preston Lemm'on, Carl Deters. M. A. Ellis, Teacher. :Room I -Jr. 111 - Marion Drum mond, Emily Hankins, Margaret Sanr- gster, Sr. II-iBo'blby Cameron, Bob- by :S'angs•ter, B'ob'by Hess, Lois Mc- Laren. Jr, TI -Mildred 'Brock, Ray- mond Higgins Jin Clark, Ross Ken- nedy, Joe Marls, Bobby Nicol, John Beer, Donald Willard, Howard Sma'le. I -Alvin Smale, A.MoEwan, Jim Seargeter, Gordon Campbell. Sr. Pr. - Henry Armstrong, Jackie Drysdale, George Ottembein. Jr. Pr. -Elaine Hoskins. A. E. Consitt, Teacher. Miss Mary Huiser of Clinton spent the holiday at her home here. (Council Meeting-lTlhe regular mon- thly meeting of th'e 'village oounci'1 was held on Monday evening in the council chamber. All members were. present ' except Councillor M'i'dkle. T'hie tributes of the lash meeting were read and adopted on moltion of Petty and Janes. A oomlmeniealtion was Teed from the Board of Health a's'king for MINNS THURSDAY, JULY 6, `1933.. an amendment p.f the Milk By -'Law, making it more stringent. Robert Higgins, village auditor, was present and gave a report on the town's fin- ances from the lett of Jan, to the lls:t of July. He also gave an estimate on the probable receipts and expendi- tures for the Mance of th'e year. He recommended a 30 mill tax rate for 1933 .divided as follows: 'Village rate 10.5 mills, comety, rate 5.6, debenture rate 5.2, school rate 55, :pleblie l'iib- rary .5 mills, There is still $7121 of outstanding 1931 taxes, $1158.12 of 1931 taxes, and 42119.10 of 1930 taxes. A ,number of accounts were present- ed ordered paid. By -Law No. 4-i193,3,. amending' the milk' by-law; as asked by the'baard of health, was given its readings and adopted, and will b'e' sent to the Ontario Minister of Agri- culture for approval. On motion of Geo, C. Petty and Walter Spencer it was decided to charge the Chautau- qua committee for rent of the town hall for the recent entertainments. The• meeting then adljourned. (Mrs. Robert Paterson hasreturned to her home in Calgary atter a pleas- ant visit with fnien!ds in t'dwn. iMr. and Mles, ,Lorne Scott and fam- ily amilly of Toronto and Dr. and Mrs. Smith of St. Marys, spent the holiday; at the home of. Mr. and' Mts. G. C. Petty. IB'oru-In Tuckersmalth an. Friday, June 301th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jacobi, a eon, The Sunday slch'dal of St. Paul's Anglican chulreh held a very swtccecs- ful picnic at Biaylfield an Wednesday afternoon. A very enielyabie time .was spefrt. Mr, and Mrs. .Robert Higgins and son Raymond spent a few days this week with friends alt Beach-o,Pines. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren -visited frien'd's in :London Wednesday.. allms. ;W. A. Young and d'augh'ter Ruth •left this week for Ottawa where they will visit ofr several weeks. Miss Irene Ho'ggarth has returned home after a plea'sa'nt visit with her sister in Toronto.' The Wiolhela Class of the United Church 'intend holding a. 'pantie at B'ayhiield on Fridiay,. July 2. rift Lloyd Hed'den has rented Mr. Thos. Ve'nner's house at Chiselhurs:t and will move there shortly, where he is engaged with Mr. Thos. Wren. HILLSGREEN. !Rev. E. F. Chandler delivered a fine sermon to the .congregation 'in the Hihlsgreen Church on. Sunday after- noon. The induction service was 'held on F'rid'ay -evening at the Kippen Church. S.S. No. 3, Hay, held a very suc- cessful picnic to Drysdale an Friday afternoon. Most all the section turned out and had a lovely time together(' Miss Lettue Love, tealcher, whose term has expired, was given a fountain. pen as a token of "gratitu'de to her during her term in No. 3. Quite a number spent 11st. of July ODomieion• Day) at Grand Bend and other points along the lake. Mrs. St Steacy and son's, Messrs. Fred and Jolhhi af D'e'troit, 'spent a few days with friends here and alt Cromarty. Miss Mary Hagan of London spent the holiday with her sister, Miss Dol- ly, and brother, Mr. Frank. Miss Lettie Love was visited re- cently with friends from St. Thomas, Mr, and Mrs, J. B'a'ker, Mrs. A. Reichert and Mr, Clarence Brenner visited with friends in Kitchener and Waterloo. Mr. Ross Dick of T'oron'to spent the holiday here with friends; his wife, who spent a few days with her the occasion. He spoke of the in'flu- KIP'AEN: -' - I iA;•very-fine crowd from Klippen and On 'Friday evening quite a number I1.allsgreen congregations attended the from I-Iillsgrecn attended the 'induc induction sencices held in St. And - tion ht ew s U ted C teat o'n Fnda even - Y tion service of (Rev. belt. Chandler to i,iglast, Rev. Arthur 'S'imclair, 1'I oder the pastorate of Kipper and 'Hills- ator of Henna Presbytery, presided areein. Rev. A. :Sinclair ,of (Hens:al' ands inducted the new minister, Rev. Rev. Mn, Poitiltar o•f Varna and Rev E. '''Chandler, formerly of Blenheim. Mr. Gale of 1Bayfield assisted iii,rhe R'ev R A. Pointer of Varna addressed the ,congregati'o!n and .Rev, 113. Gale of` service.' Aker the induction services Biaylliedd addre!sised the minister; both and the reception held, the people gave very iirspinin!g . addresses. The adjourned to the lawn where a splen- choir assisted with an anthem and a did lunch was served bythe quartette consisting of Mr. anrd Mas, you'hg J. B. McLean, Miss Mary Thomann ladies of the congregation. The and Mr. A. Bell sang ";I'v'ory Palaces." speeches from the different ministers Aifter the completion of the services .were .m'u'ch.enjoyed and; a real •so'ci, in the cliuncl, all 'irced tb the 'lawns 'able time was spent all, where all preisent rne€repathe minister, ]urs wife and •dan'gleter. A very baslty lunch Ali: and Mrs, ,Hlano'Id Jackson, ac- was served to all and a' social hour was companied by Mr. and Alts, - Rabe. spent.. Rev. Young of Presbyterian 'M'clGr'egor and son, md:tored to Owen Cla'urtah, H'enlsall, was also present anrd Sound to visit ' rel'a'tives over the spoke •a fent' hum'o:roue and. well.- dhosem words, Eve: a me heard a very week -end. happy time. ' On Friday a'fterno'on the •teectleee The very .fine rains which came to and school children of S. S. No. 2, this vicinity on Thursday anid .F•ri'dety Tti!ckershnu'th, including their parents, of last week were very :mink alppreef- Ihelbd a picnic on title levelly lawn• ated and the benelfi'bs are being seen already, Games 'were played, after :which the 'Services in St. An'drew's United teacher was presented wine a lovely Ohuddh an "Sunday last were conduct= present by her 'pupils, showing their ed by Rev, E. F. Chand'l'er and ewe well atitended. Mr. and Mos. 3, B. Mt - affection for her. The teacher, Mil's Lean sang a d'u'st, "`Go'd's Way is• the AliidKenzie ,thanked the pupils', far Best Way. their kind remembrance. We under- The WJMaS. al 'Sit, Amdrewls Unit- sta'nd she intend's attending the Strat- ed Chuff c'h' nice= fids Wedlne'slthay at ford INermal in th•e near future. We 0 p' at the home of Mrs. Jots. wish her every sudoes's, Dinneen, a Mr. and .Mrs. Emerson. Kyle v and (Passing of One of IHuronts 'Pioneers Mr. and Mess. Edgar McBride spent -Word was received here Tuesday,the week enid at Tdberim'ory and also J'ume 27, of the passing -away of onetaking an exlcursi!om trip to the M'anr- toulnn I'sl'and. Tlhey alll report a de - of Kippen's 'oddest, if not the oldest, lfghbful outing. 1 'residents, in .Ute person of Mrs. Fran- 'Miss Doreen Conger is spending the rtes Anderson in her 93rd year at the ha'lidlays wu'th Mr, and' ,Mrs. Grant home of her daughter Jennie, imLove of Lansing, Mich. Masts Laurab'elle Wright spent the (Windsor, Ontario. Mrs, An'd'erson, week end at Wheatley the guests of 'whose maiden name was Prances •her friend, Miss Ruth Coles. 14VIh'item'an, was 'born near Guelph, lir. Gordon Wri'gh,t, B.S„'.A., of niovin'g here 'with her ,pa'ren•ts at the (Guelph, spent a few dray's last week age af 3 and with them, 'living on with his Parents, Mr. and ',Mfrs. James the faren now awned 'by Mr. M. Deihl. Wright. 'They lived there for a '.few year:when they then p'urdh'as'ed the 'farm now owned by 'Mr. 'H. Jones, 11/LONDESBORO miles west of ;Kiplpen. She ' married A very pleasant time wasp enjoyed her hus'band, Jahn Anderson, who members of four of predeceased her some.(311...years ago, when about sixty Am75 years ago. T•o this :union the classes Obeys and girds) 'of Land - IIA children, were 'born 7 of whom esboro United Church S'und'ay 'S'ch'ool are yet living. The eldest, 1'I'argaret met for a picnic at 'Snell's Grove. StheffFJverytbody played: softball 1111 three. years lits. _llclDtonald, died 3'3 Races followed and then softball af- years ago, Maitland died 411' years ter lunch, The results of the r races ago, and (Grace a year ago. Those were as follows: Stpelling ma'tc1i, list living are William of Klippen; ;Al- ;prize, Nona Hesk, •white kid purse; bert . of Marlette; Mrs. Frazier (Jes- girls' slipper race, .lest, Miss M. S:terv- sie) . of Oxford, Mich.; Mrs. Janden. art, 2nd, Miss E. Webster. bays' bis - '(Fannie) of ilbarlette, Mich.; Arthur cuit race, let, ,S. Yun:gibiu't; 2nd, L. on the old home, Mrs, Winder •('J'en- 'Stewart; girls' throwing softball, 1'st, ne) . of ,Windsor; ' ,Mfrs, W'orkm'an '!Miss R. Lyon; 2ind, Miss E. Webster; (Clara) of Kippen,.all of whom were boys and girls speed race. 112.1115, lest, present at 'the funeral except Mrs. 'Miss A. Carter; 2nd, Mr, C. Adams; (Wunder, who is ill and unable to boys and girls !speed :race 15418, '11s•t, came. Mrs. Anderson suffered a Mr. F. Merrell; 2nd, Mr. E. Cart - broken hip on ,Saturday the 24th, and Wright girls tying boy'•s •tie, Est, Miss despite the best :of skill and .-lovin•g A. Carter and Mr. F. Morrell; ' 2nd, care, passed away Tuesday at • D:130. Miss N. Hesk and Mr. S. Yungblut, The funeral was held Thursday from 'After these races Mrs. To'ernsend, the old homestead, no'w awned by. Mrs. 'Riddell, Ales. Caldwell and Mrs. Arthur, and was largely attended, and Adams served lunch. After lunch the was conducted by her' former pastor, young folks played' softball until sun - (Rev. R. R. Conner, who returned set. _ from his newpastorate at Embee 'for Mr. and Mrs, Milton Hooper aid Mr. 'G'ladyn 'Hooper of St. Marys, spent Saturday last the guests of Mr. and Ales. Eis'ley. '\lliss Mangaret Ross spent a few days last week with Clinton friends, M'i'ss Esther Jamieson, teacher of Toronto, is home for :her holidays. Mrs. Bethune, who has been visit- ing her brother and sister, Mr. Geo, 'Barr and Miss Sana Barr, returned .to her home in Winnipeg this week. ' Mr. Jas. Pipe of Godlerich S'uidayed in our village. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. King, Master D'ougla's Miss Martin of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George King of 'B'aylfield spent Sunday with Mr. Geo, and Miss Sera Been•, parents, returned home with him. Mrs. W. McCully of Seaforth, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.. H. Turner. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love of Lan- sing, visited lir. and Mrs. Ross Love. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons are being visited by the former's aunt, of the West, :Miss Mildred Workmen vent the holiday at her hone in Kipgen. Mr. Roliand' Peen of Hensel' is spending a few holidays at the home of Mr. F. Hagan. Mr. and Mrs. C. S'eimon and son Leaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Mei:d- inger on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Weida .and family visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Eider of Hensel:I on Sundlay. .lir. and Mrs. H. Fuss and family visited the latter's sisters in Clinton recently. ' Mr, Rlo'bert McID'onald of Em'bro was here on business recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Stephenson were visited recently by feiesds ,fro'm S'tra'tford, CONSTANCE. ler, and Mrs. Leo Stephenson and: Mr. and MTs. W. Logan of Blyth spent a few days with ,friends in Brigden. Miss Elva Wheatley of Toronto spent the holiday '•with ter parents, Mr. and Alps. George Wheatley. Mn James Dale' is recovering 'tram Me indur6es received from a fall while. haying last week.. Mrs. Reid, of Beeston, Sas'leatc'he wan, returned home on Tu'esd'ay after visiting her sister, Mss. McGregor, and other relatives. Miss Blanche 'Wheatley of Toronto is spending her vacation with her pa- rents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley. Mr. Bill Dale of Toronto spent the holliday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale. Mr, Oliler Anderson is wearing a, smile these days. His wafe presented him with a fine boy on M'ond'ay. Mr. and Mrs. Benj, Snell and _ Miss Alsieby visited the former's sister, Mrs. Taylor of Harnisttan. Mr. James Ar'ms'trong olf•To•ro:nto spent the holiday with his parents here Mr. Ed. Britton and Mr. Broad foot of Walton visited Mr. and Mrs. Wne Britton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bus'bie of Mat- hias)) are speeding a few days with MTs. Bus'b'ieis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson. Mr. Lorne IJaws'on visited with MT. and Mrs. Johns of Turner's, Mr. and' Mrs. IR. Wailiasaveoa of Brampton visited 'the ,h'o,mes of the Messrs. 'Clilaas,,and ' Austin 'Deadtiex, also Mr. Joseph Yum'gielut, on Sun - once and the Christian ex'am'ple of Mrs. Anderson on the immediate family, and all when she came in contact with. ,Her favorite hymns, Lead Kindly Light, and Nearer My God 'Po Thee, which she had desired to be su'n'g at her funeral, were sung. The pallbearers were two sons, Ar- thur and Albert, her son-in-law W. Winder of Windsor, a ,grandson, Rev. Alfred 'Janden of Marlette, and two nephews, John and William Potter of Holmesville. Among-th.ase from a distance attending the funeral were Mrs. Jessie Frazier, Oxford, Mich.; Mrs. 'Chas, Jandeti, :Marlette, M'it't,; Mr, Win. Winder of !Windsor; Rev. Ai'fred J'anden of St. Clair, Mich.; Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Anderson of Marlette; Mr. '("hos. Plotter' and daughter, Miss Frances, of Holtnes- vtlle• Mr. and Mrs, John Potter MT. and Mrs: Fred Potter of Holmes'vill'e, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Plotter, Clinton. Mr. (Lloyd 'Workmen Of Os'halwa, accompanied by his cousin, Miss Horton, are 'holiday visitors with Mr. and inks, T. Workman. A pleasant family ,gathering of the Ivison family took place last week, when all the sisters were home .visit- ing their two hrot'hers, William and Henry Ivison. Those present were Mrs, Card, of Dakota; Mrs. Danks, of Zion City; Mrs, ((Rev.)` B'arnaby, of London; 'Mrs, Walker of Peterbore; Mrs, Brownlee ,af ,Nebraska. Ilt is 11 years since Mrs. Brownlee and fam- ily left here. They see many changes but say they like Kippen better than ever. -'Mr. I. Jarrett is still confined to his bed 'Rev, and Mrs. .Chandler are getting nicely •settled in the manse. We ex- tend to them a !leery welcome, Mrs' (i(IRev.) Richardson is visiting her brothers A. and J. Bell, also her sister, Mrs, Wm:,Sinclair, andalso attended the Bell' picnic. Mr. Dan Bell' and: family are visit- ing his brothers, John and Andrew (Bell and attending'the (Bleu gathering. Miss M. Whiteman, who has been spending a number of months in Tor- an'to, has returned and opened up her di'ome for the summer. Master Hiram 'Gibson of Detroit, who has been with his aunt, Mrs. Meh'is, for a year, has gone to Wrox- eter for a holiday. WINTHROP. The passing of Mrs. W. C. Bennett, on Mlonday afternoon, Jwly 3rd at the K,itohener-1Wlalter'lee 'hoslpittl, was a sad sh'o'ck to the community, Mrs. Bennett underwent an operation for appendicitis 'six week.. ago. Mr. and M'rs. Bennett ceulduobed the gen'e'rel store here for a number ,af years,.m'ov- ing to Walton four y'e'ars ago. Be- sides her bereaved husiban•d she leaves to mourn her loss one sour, Ronald and one detgghter, Shudfey,; also a bro- ther, Wil'li'am Kelly, of London, toall of whom we extend our 'sin'cerelst symp'at'hy. The funet'al was held on Wednesday 'afternoon from the home of Mn. Ray Bennett af Walton,' to Brussei's cemetery. Mr,. John B'uilarci spent Sunday With Mr. Ilalr•Iold , Slnialld!ou. Miss Dorothy Hwds'on of Egmomd- vill'e is visiting at the hloane of her, aunt, Mrs. .Sio'l. ,'S'h'annon. We are pleased to know that Kaelileen is'im- proving after her serious tuners. Mn, Archie Campbell of Toeon.to spent the week end at his .home here. Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Bullard and Mr, John Armstrong spent ;Sunday with M'r. and Mrs. Clarence Wade of 13elgrave. Winthrop defeated,Brussels .3-0 in football fast Friday , nigli,t. Wagon plays here en July 101th. This game wi'l'l be well worth seeing. 'Mls's Margaret Russ of the Wos't is visiting her, sister, Mrs. James Simp som. Mr; Wim, Ro'hinson of Lon'd'on cabled' one his :sister, Mrs. Geo.. Li'tt'le on Saturday, with is still seriously tld IDr: Willson Ann -resell of New York visited' his ,cousin, Mr. John Aateh'e st n this week. Lt. is 27 yearls si e. A'itohes n was here. He is a son ee the .lat4 SD'avid' Aitdh'eson. o1 Hlaupur- hey.. 5, s R'o•slsie Patrick teas been r'e- IM s engaged for i ar contig' ,sear. oli 'MTS. Rhichard W6:ikin London.MIcN,eil, visited her cousin, Miss J. :this week.. Cash Specials - FRIDAY and SATURDAY only King Bug Killer Arsenate of Lead 10 pound .o 20 pound bag .... ..635c 0c 1 lb,5 Ppariunds Green .Hoes, each 49c 5 tine Manure Forks 99c Pure Lard, 2 lbs 3 tine Hay Forks 79c Back (Bacon ' Picnic Hams 19c 190 13c ISalada Tea, en Ib. ... 2.1c ' Red :Rose Tea, % lb. alt , Prairie •Rose, :Chase & IS'anborn's Coffee Flour each 39c 'Granulated Sugar ISchneider's (Cooked .Ham, pound ....... ...... . .. 35c W. J. Fl N N 1 -iN ,CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. W'alliasii Ru!ile'd'ge, during their recent b'erdawenllent,• wi•sln to extend their sincere th'an'ks to the doc'tor's and nnuuses at She ,Seaforth Hospital and De. Johnsen, sipecialfst. from ,London; Me, Ball, undertaker,, of Clinton, and Rev. Harrill, for his kind and ,consoling wordls; al's'o neigh- bors and friends for their kindness and 'beautiful floral offerings', 'CARD OF rnenteneee 'Mrs. Charles Stel'ck wishes to ex- tend her thanks to kkad neighbors and friend's for the kindness s'how'n her lin her recent sad bereav'emen't .and for the beau'tifu'l floral tributes dur- ing his illness and at the -tineof the funeral. TENiD.ER'S.,FaR SHI'NG'LING (Sealed Tenders nor 'work to 'be done by 'contr'aet for •th•e 'shingling of front haft of 'Mein Building of Seaforth Pulbl:i'c ISche'o1 and the removing 'af (belfry and ll1ag ,pole will :be received by' the (Board, up to 5 :pan., jelly 1111th. 1411 material for roof to 'be'supeeliesd by Board. a 1Work Ito 'be c'om'pleted not latter !than July 251th, weather permitting. Old shingles to be removed from woof by contractor. IIJowe's't or any tender not ne•ces erily accepted. M. McKELLAR, B71 Secy S. P. S. Board, s TENDERS WANTED Tenders 'will be received up to (Noon of July ,04th, 111933, fox the iRe- inforicing of the North (Abutment of 1St. Jo'hn's 'brid'ge en !S. R. 14411; ,Con. 3, Hulled. The Towniship to •furnish the steel for same, Lowest on any tender not ' necessarily accepted. For further pa'rticul'ars apply to :Reeve or 'Councillors of Hallett, 'JAS. W. McCOOjL, Temp. Clerk 28 I:ondesbdro, Ont. Just the Way You See 11 In the Movies How a poor but worthy working girl in a cheap restaurant serves .5 sand'wi'ch to a rich hanker, wins his heart and' will move from a dingy rooni to become mistress of his man- sion, will be told in The American 'Weekly, next Sunday, in The Detroit. Sunday Times. STANLEY. Rev. R, and Mrs. Murray of Wldod- stoc'k 1111., have s'pen't the past-- week visiting relatives and friends ha Stan- ley, Mr, Wm. Palmer and daughter, Mils's Roxie of Hamilton sp•ed`t the week end with Mr, and Mrs. WIhil Reid, Verna. :The township council held their regular un'on'thly meeting at Varn'a on Tuesday. 'The Orangemen attended divine service at the United Ch:urah, Varna, last Sunday and 'listened to a very fine address by Rev. E. A. Pointer, Mr, and Mrs, Pawl Jahn and. Miss Grace Peid of Flint, Minh., spent a couple elf days with friends in this vi:ci,nity. 'Mr. David -J. Step'hen'so'n of Gosh- en line and Mr. sFrank Coleman of Hens:all have returned home after spending a month with friend's in Mlani'tabla. Mr, Sam Pollock of Camera, Sa's'k,; has been visiting his - brother, Mr, Wim, Pollack and family. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine of North D!a'ko,ta, have been visiting friends in Stanley. and Bayfield. Mns. Vlalentine is a deu'g'h'ton of Mr. Robert P'onoe'k of L'aRivere, Man., and was born on Goshen line, Stanley. NORTH McKILLOP. Mlr. and . Mrs. ,Leanand L'eenein'g, Ross and Norma, spen't :Saturday with the letter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs, William , Mitchell of Carlingford. Mr. and Mrs, Wes " Fischer, Viola and Muriel of Fullerton s'pen't SIM - day with Mr, and Mrs. Edward C. Reggie. Mr. and Mts. James Rac'lro and two wee girls, of 011tterv'il'le, also Mr. and M+ns. Herniae Brodhagen of/ Mitc'he'll visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton on Saturday. (Mir. and Mfrs, Percy W ha'y'nilan . and Marilyn of Brantford .,spent the week end With Mn..and Mrs. Mex. Munn. Mrs. Josaplh Tlliornbon has gone to 'spend, a week with her sister, Mrs•. Teddy Schaeffer of 'Weteeloo. (Miss. Anna Kisitner of Waterloo. spend tile' week end with her parents, 111l+iss Jeanie Dennis has ` renamed Notre after spending a week with her aunt; Mrs. James Siinilpson' of Wrn- lV'est is ml,ki'ng her home with her • TRY bhro,p, Mrs, Si,mpsos.'a sister ,hour the 'ATTENTION FA RM ERS If you are considering a Packer, Disk Harrow, Spring. Tooth Lever Harrow or Land Roller lOur prices are lower, with a' special lo'w price for this month delivery T. E. BISSELL, CO. Represented by V. J. LANE P'h'one 46-1112 Dublin TENDERS W'ANT'ED Township -of iMoKillop (Tenders will be received by the uta- dersigned' till .Seturday, July 115th, for the repair and improvem'enit of the Dolznage Drain, . McEillfeip. ,Tenders will be opened at the Carnegie hall. Selalfonth, on above date at 9 o'clock p.m, Lowest .or any tender .not nec- essarily accepted. Ten per cent of contract price to accompany tender 1Womk to be done 'acc'ording to plans and s'peoilfioatioms of engineer is charge. (Plants and specifications may be seen at L'o't 35, con. 3, McMillan. ITenders to state whether dredge or 'horses to be used. Open • work tyro, miles, excavation 41500 cub. yds, 4406 the 7 to dF'' inch. JIOIHIN McINIAIY, Clerk. RR. 2, Sea'foris, NOTICE II will auiction :a portion or a1 1 of 'the Nash drain an IW. (Lot TV am4 Lot 20, Can, ,1, - beginning on Siete 'Road 20 and 21, McKillop, on Sat„ July 415th, at 5:00 p. m. on the 'geaund's. The above:to be a clean-out. CH1A'S. "SEG+EI<.E 27 ,Drainage •Inspector.. PIAiNIO FOR SALE :Piano, good as new, to be sok' very cheap. WA'LKER'S FURNI- TURE STIORiE. FOR RENT Garage far rent. Apply lo RIOBIli. lF. JIOINIES, Phone 7.38. 27.. CHICKS AND PULLETS Wlnite Leghorns •7 cents, .Barred P. Racks,. 8 cents. Reduction on quantity, and order, if celled for at Hatchery. We are selling the same quality chicks at these reduced prices for bal'an'ce of season. Phone or wrife. us for Hatchery dates. TlHE'HURO3 nPIOUILTRY FARMS ('Wo'odroiw' die B'o'wler) 'Brussels, Ont., 'Phone, 5z or 65-16. HOUSE EOR SALE OR RENT (Residence on corner of James and. ,Ann streets. Apply to M'R'S: WIiIE.- LJIIA{M Mu;MII;CIHIAIEIL, Royal A'pts., ISea'fort'h, -clo Mrs. Coates.. SEAFORTH;'MARKETS. Barley, per bus. . lit Oats, per bushel .36c, Bueiewh'e'at, per bushel Butter, per lb. I8c Eggs, per -doz, 1112cha`e New potato -es 27t5 bus Higgs, per envie $5.10 Wool Wanted at the - Myth' Woollen Mills HIGIPEST PRICE PAID CASH OR TRADE F. T. BAINTION, proprietor Ges now. • k • 9 'for Mr. The'masLeetndng fon the sax - I ''r Kenneth Tlhorniton is woring M ill Y p es The recent rain was a welcome sight last Thursday, evening .. 'Me. Il Irvin and fatsiily of Tor onto" were visiting friendsaud relalt- ivies in MclK'i'll'ap recently.' Mrs. Ssnilp,son and Miss Roes spent Sunld!ay with John Dennis. IMutc'h sy''mlplath'y is extended to Mr, 'Bennett in the 'loss Of 'a loving wife and mother. Cleaners Dyers ers • y WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER 1 Phonel96iw. We call antdelivec V. J. GE1lespiie, Prop. Want and For -Sale Ads. 1 time, 25c.