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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-20, Page 8'PAGE EIGHT. • THE SEAFORTH NEWS. ?r"T+'4i$ THURSDAY, JULY 20,1933.. ter." HENSALL. and f Toronto. cation at last' week his mars - Mr ;[oosa'min: trip bit. de on the t eyhi spent visit With S'tromsberg and Miss week for spend a week Carne of the Carmel are visdtvisitinge, Sit. Jahn, is sisters, S. M'CIAY- mily have by Mr. of Toron- toelatives in Ffs'her of end at the. e home of Toronto is spent the Bayfield in the this week attend the on 'our lo - still gained Place in the when they 4-11. The d the um- pires St. ere Friday. t the Un- wellemner of Mr. Chand- ler the choir. Church Rev. charge an¢ withdrawn.. the United successful picnic ensall and. Stanley ids in the Miss Stella Mrs. E•s- y, of Exe- ter, Mr. Charles t of Hen - daughter ted his the farm of. k thresh- ingf wheat. is d 'custo'm- 'Case ac - visit the returned with her Beatty and silted with Thursday last. Audrey Dick, Rex Dick in'g to the horse which'whichchild ov- ere was im-: is Hospi- tal is naw stair on ]1 but was the south Mrs. Thurso d Mr, and visitors with nd d'augh- re visiting The engagement is announced of Margaret Jean Elder. Pim. B., of To- rTo- ronto,o, dau'ghter Of Mr, and Mrs. John Eider of Hensall, to Henry Lyfle Sta- tham of St. Thomas, son of Mr. and William Statham of London.' The marriage will take place quietly' in Toronto July thirty -'first, Miss Mae M!GNau'ghlton o is spending two:weeks' vacation her home here. Mr, Glenn 1Broad'foot left for Moosomin, :Bask., where iage is to take place to Miss Annie Eliza Buck, daug'h'ter of Mrs: Chas. A. ;Bruck, o'f ,l After a shalt honeymoonand Mrs, Broadfoot will reside grooms :farm in Tuckersndih. • Mr. Lioyd'Passmorn of D the week end at his home here. Mrs, A. McDonald .has returned home' after a pleasant friends in S11. 'Thomas.. 'Mr. Ferris Cantelon of is holidaying at his home here. Miss Mabel Workman Hazel Tlro'ntpson left' thisKin'tail where they will] spe at the girls' camp there. Misses Mhri'bel and Jean Blake are spending a 'few days visit- ing friends in town. The 'Sunday Schaal of Presbyterian Church ,held a very ss ccessltul picn'i'c alt TurnnbuIl's grave on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. M'dLean; and daughter, Geraldine of Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John Passtnor Mr. and Mrs, Maley of N1B., visited with the 'latte Mrs. J. M. Peck and miss: thug. Mr, Lloyd Hedden and fa moved out to their new home just east Of 'Chiselhurst owned: Verner, Miss Margaret Buchanan visited last week with r town, Mr. and Mrs. 'Lester Windsor spent the week farmer's 'h'ome here. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of De- troit visited this week at th Mr. Alex. Smith. Mrs. R. 'Thdmpson of visiting at the home. of ,her parents, Mr. anti"Mrs. John Fisher. Messrs. John Dru'in'mond, John Farquhar and Roy ,Brock week end camping at former's roofing hone. Mr. Ray Patterson 'left for the 'West and will also World's Fair at Chicago. At the ball game played cal' diamond on Friday Hen l] ;firmer hold on the first pl Intencounty Baseball group defeated New Hamilung game was well attended an pires were O1Brien and Bo: Marys and :Hensall play h evening. Services in our .Ideal churches were attended on Sunday. A ited Church Rev, .Mr. Br Brucefield had charge o'f the services and in the evening Rev, M ler of Kippen. Mr, Sam Rennie sang a solo in the morning. At Carmel Presbyterian 'Church Rev. . A. Young ac'cnpied the pulpit and fine anthems were rendered by At St. Paul's Anglican Ch Mr. ;Hunt of Exeter 'had the evening service was wit The Sunday school of Church held a very succe at Bayfield on Wednesday. Mr, Frank. Coleman of H Mr, David Stephenson of have returned home after a month's visit with relatives and friends West. Mrs. Wm. ,Southcott, M South'cott, Mrs, G. Hooper, sery, and Miss Vera Esser ter, were recent visitors with friends in town. The many friends oflI Redmond, a former resident salt, will be sorry to learn he is ser- io'usly i11 at the home of his Mrs. Whitney of Milverton. Mr, Ed. MctBride opened thres'h'ing on Monday on Mr. Archie Row:cliffe, stool 'fall wheat, The sa!rnple d goad and turning out well. A great many friends an custom- ers of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet cepted their invitation to bakery an 'Saturday and enjoy a cup Of coffee .and some of their honey - glazed doughnuts. Miss Alice Higgins has home after a pleasant visit sister, Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer at Beach -o - Pines. Mr. and Mrs, Rdbert daughter, Miss 'Bertha and Miss Liz- zie Harvey o'f 'Seaforth vi Mrs. Harry Jacobi on Thur lOn Thursday last daughter of Mr. and Mrs, of the London Rdad was, go field with her father, Th.e they were driv'in'g got frightened and turning around knocked the injuring her severely. She mediately taken to Dr. Moir's for .medical treatment a doing nicely. The big rain and Nail Sunday did not reach Heneall severe a few miles t0 east. Dr.) Reid and Mr Sweet of Exeter 'ogled on friends in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Percy Southern and son Jack of London were Sunday Mrs. John Pape, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart a ter' Jacqueline df Toronto a at the home of Mr. and ;Ass. A. Fos- BEECHWOOD Mr. and 'MrsGilbert Murray spent Sunday with Mrs. Martin Murray in Thihl'in: Mr. Pat. O'Rourke and sonJohn af. Minneapolis visited his brother,Mr. Jios. OlRourke. Mrs. Johanna Roche of Dublin, spent the past two weekswith her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Flanagan. • IMr, and Mrs Wm. Filanagn'ts and family spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Bmrns, in Dublin. Want and For Sale Ads. I time, 25ic. Dishes - Dishes 'We are clearing out our China and Glassware stock entirely. ISets at half price. Also some open stock patterns. Come and come piete your broken set, while they last. Tea Pots ,and Pitchers at lowest prices. Everything goes ! GR'O'CERY SPECIALS Zinc Washboards @......... 29c Glass Washboards @ 59c 'Staon Stove Polish Paste or liquid @ .... 100 Salted Peanuts 10 cts a lb. Corn, standard quality . , 7c a can Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup large 2 for 25c ARNOLD'S Cash Grocery (Geo. Haigih's stand) !Seaforth. BAYFIELD. The marriage of Is'a'bella Muir Johnstone, dau'ghte'r of Mr. and Mrs. Wyliiam Jlo'hn'altone •af 'Luckno'w, to Mr. Leo'nard Percy Lindsay o'fTiison- burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams Lindsay olf Tlhornd'ale, was duly sol- emnized alt Sit. An'zw"s United Church manse, Bay'field, by the ,min- ister, Rev. R. M. Gale, at 3 p.m., July 1171th. 'The bride was beautifu'ldy gowo- ed in p'in'k crepe with pink tulle flounce's and wore a white hat.' The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rouse of Goderi'ch. Mns. Rouse, as bridesmaid was becomingly dressed in rose colored crepe and w'hite hat. The young couple will reside .at Tilson- burg. On Sunday, July 116th, Knox Pres- byterian Church observed its second anniversary. Rev. T. D. McCullough o'f Kincardine was the special speaker. Both morning and evening the church was well filled, the United Church complimenting the Presbyterian con- gregation by uniting with them in the evening service. After. hearing the in- spiring sermons delivered by Mr. Mc- Cullough those connected with the church felt there was cause /for grati- tude for what ha'd been accomplis'hed in the past two years and encourage- ment to attain .greater things in the years to -come. At the morning ser- vice Mr. Bonthron of Hensall sang very accept'ably "Haw Lovely Is This D'welllmlg Plaice." Mr. Walter Cutbush.oif Exeter assisted in the ser- vice of praise. The offering, which was in aid df the building fund, was grati- fying. With fine weather there promises ,to be an immense gathering here Wed- nesday nexlt, July 26th, when the vet- erans of the Great '1V'ar hold their picnic. A .beautiful cairn is being built in the center of the square by Weston Brothers; The unveiling and dednoat- in'g ceremony is to take ,place at three o'clock. Rev. Canon A'ppleyard of Seaforth, is to give the address, Rev. R. M. Gale, Rev, F. H. Paull and Mr. G. Peddie are to take part in the ser- vice. Clinton Kiltie Band lead's the service of praise when the combined choirs lead the singing. Mrs. Toms and Mrs. Currie are to unveil the cairn. After supper a football game between Baylfieid and Brussels is to, be played, the band to lead the parade to the fair grounds. This is one clf the final games and there will no doubt be a large attendance. Half Ohe.proceeds of the game are to be donated to the Legion fund. Veterans from: Brussels, Exeter, Goderich, 'Win'gham, Mitchell, Seaforth and Clinton are to take part in the parade, A tea under the auspices of Trinity Churoh Guild is to be held on Mrs. N. W. Woods' :lawn on Friday after- noon, July 2Sth. A successful sale of baking was •held on Mrs. Seeds lawn Tuesdlay after- noon under the auspices of Knox Church ladies' aid. VARNA. • 'The United Church held their an- nual picnic to Bayfield on Tuesday and was largely attended. Mrs. Steldk spent a few days with friends in London. Mr. J. T. Reid of London called On friends in and around Varna. Mr, G. ,B.'Wlood's of ,Listawell is re- newing acquaintances in our vicinity. ,Several from this vicinity attended the anniversary in ,P,resbyteri'an. Churoh, Bayifield. 'Miss Emily Beatty of London is having her vacation. Mr. and Mrs, R. W. ,Reid df Wind- sor and son Edward spent the wee'k end with Mrs. M. Reid. lA lawn social underthe auspices Of St. John's Church was held on Tues- day evening at the home of Mr. Lo- gan. A program, oohs'isbirug of games and music, with an interesting talk on Tennessee was given by ,P,rdf. Keys. Mr, Keys recalled incidents from 119817 up to the present date, ,gilvi'n!g real facts and figures. He has 'been a resi- dent of the ,Slbate far several years and has watched with interest the :growth and develo'p'ment olf" the State. M'r. Keys and 'hiss family are now spending a holiday in. Blaylfiet'd together with his son. Mr. and 'Mrs. Logan Ke; and chi'ld'ren Who spend part of their time with their ,aunt, •Miss Annie Keys of Varna. Real Movie Romance of 'I11- • Fated lLya De Putti's 'Daughter 'Facts of an unusual 'happening in real life that is stranger than:: any part the unhappy soreen star ever played, will be revealed in 'The 'Am- erican Wee'kly, with next Sund'ay's Detroit Times. It tells of the wooing of her 117 -year-old child by the mil- lionaire Java planter who fruitlessly loved Lya de Putti years ago. Mrs. Newdy'wed: "'I get so upset when 1 ask my husband for money. Were you that way?" ' Mrs. Old -(Timer: "No, indeed'. I just remai'n'ed 'calm—and collected,' TOWN TOPTUS. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Obituary. ,Aaoth'er, of the pioneer residents of this continually passed away on Sat- urday, in the person o'f Mr. William Francis Tracey, .aged 72 years. The, deceased' had been in declining health for some time and his deathwas not unexpected. Before coming to Sea' forth, M'r, Tracey resided' with his family, 'far' a number of years, on the Huron Road, one and a quarter miles east of town. For the 'past few years he had lived in tolwn and was welt' known and much respected by his ac- quaintances. He is sunvi:ved• by his wife and ;gr'own'up family, of which two, daughters reside here. The fun- eral took place on Mon!dlay from his late residence, High ' st., tq St. Jamas' Church, thence to St. James' Ceme- tery for burial. McKillop (A Trip, to St. Marys, by our regu- lar •corresp'onden't)-Hiavin'g accepted an in'vi'tation from S'ou'th Perth to spend the 112th of Jufy n the town of Sit. Marys, the Winthrop lodge met shortly after bhe dawn Of day. Among the drummers, Mr. S, J. S'h'annon, h'as beaten the drum for this -lodge for fifty consecutive years, this would in- dicate that Mr. 'S'h'annon is no spring ohic'ken. There was Mr. J'o•h'nstoin, of Seaforth, who has been a member of the order 'for 64 years, having. joined the order in the good old county of Armagh, Ireland, in 11$43. -After buy- ing our tickets at 'Seafonth' we ,board- ed the G.T.R. train for St. Marys. The addresses were given in the beau- tiful grove o'f Mr. Jahn Walsh on a hillside near the clear waters of the river Thames. The great crowd was very orderly. Our train left St. Marys at 7,I3O and arrived in Seaforth at 10,30 with pleasant recollections of the Stone Town where we h'ad been so royally entertained. Zurich. The new metal siding and roof on, the mill of the :Zu'rich. Flax 'Co. is completed an'd greatly improves the appearance of the building. The flax in this:. district looks good and if no- thing happens to des'tro'y it, a good yield is expected, Mr, J. J. Werner intends erecting a jam factory, the site chosen being near Kabblfl'eisch's new mills, at the west end. Travelling. ,MTS. George MdKay to Ottawa to attend the old boys reunion, Mrs. J. E. Bertram to New York, Miss Mar- garet Riley, of ;Farqu'har, to Grand Forks, B.C.; Mr. Jos. Sproat to Bar- rie and return, Miss Edna Henderson to Stoney Laake; Mrs. J. Dalton and Miss Saults of Goderich and Miss S. Donovan of Seaforth 10 3W:innipeg via steamer sailing from Owen Sound. Leadbury. Miss Driscoll and Mrs. Morrison' have gone to visit with Miss Adams, of 'Listoiwel. Me, John, Crosier's little son -fell asleep in the hay field and came .near- ly being run over with the mower, his father seeing him just as the mower knives reached him,. Items. While engaged at work at Mr. Jrohn O'Keefe's on Friday last, Mr. William Bullard had, the misfortune to have his shoulder bone broken. A large plank fell a distance o'f several 'feet and struck him. 'Mrs. John Kyle, accom'panied by her d'atiglhters, Misses Theresa and People Kyle, of Brandon, • Manitoba, are at present visiting her brothers in Clinton. Mrs, Kyle and fancily were fo'rm'er ,residents of Seaforth, where late husb'an'd conducted a grocery at the stand' now occupied' by Mr. R. Clark. Mr. 'Chas, Abenh'a'rt has commenced, work on the .premises he recently par chased' from Mr. P. Dill. The frame building at the rear of the store has been torn down and will be replaced by a brick addition. Music 'Exams. 'The following is a list of the suc- cessful candidates from 'Seaforth at the recent. Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations:—Piano depart- ment, junior grade, Iv'a Dodds, Helen Dorothy Larkin,;' Isabel R. Scott, Mina MclI:itbosh, Primary grade, Har- ry C. Stephenson,Amanda C'lar'k Brussels. tMrs..jlo'hn. Thompson is on a visit with ,friend's inSe'alforth and vicinity, It is said the Grand Trunk Rail'w'ay has purchased the .large gravel pits on Harry Duncan's and .J. B'arr's, 4th line, Morris, at a good figure. Men are none busy putting in a switch. The school bo'ard has engaged Miss Gertrude Ross as teacher in the third department. of Brussels Public School at, a salary oil $3150, Cromarty.. At a meeting of the Stratford Pres- bytery on Thursday morning, a call faoin •Cromarty to Rev, R G, McKay, 13.,A., was sustained. Bayfield. ,Mr. and Mrs. Weir and family of North Dakota' are visiting here with Miss Maggie Wild. Master Elmo Doherty, son of Mr. W, G. Doherty of Clinton met with a serious :accident the other day at the grov'e,:A picnic party were driving in from Clinton and Elmo; h'ad jumped bn behind and in doing so :his leg was cauglut rn the wihee'1, .breaking justa'b'ove th'e ankle. BRUCEFIELD: J,On Friday afternoon, the annual :S. S. picnic from Baucdfield United Church was 'held in_J'owe'bt'•s 'Grove, Bayfield. As usual, a large crowd at- tended and all report a good time. The folilowin'g are the lists of the races: Straight race—Children .five years and under, 'list Bobbie Allan, 2nd Blanche Za'phe, 3'rd iViarlj'orie. Kerslake. 'Children seven years and under, list Betltyi A61'an, 2nd No's -ma Collins, 3rd 'Alvin Kerslake. Girls ten yrs. and under, 1st Mary Stewart, 2nd Margaret McQueen, 31rd Elizabeth A'ikeithead. Boys, ten yrs. and un'd'er, list Donald D,aym'an; 2nd Kenneth MclKenzie, 31'd Kenneth MclKenzie. Girls thirteen years and under, 1'st Doreen Pepper, 2nd Gladys McKen- zie, 3rd 'Barbara Graham. Boys, thir- teen years and under, ,ls't Glen Swan, 2nd Harry 9ob1'ins, 3rd Ted •E'e'kel. Young ladies' race, 1st Margaret Er- vine, 2nd•^ Margaret Broad'foot, 3rd Gladys McKenzie. Young men's race, list Harold JlacieSon, 2nd Wilson M'c- Oantney, 3rd Elgin Thompson. Mar- ried ladies, race, list Mrs. Ross Scott, 2nd Mrs. Jas. Thompson, 3rd, 'M'rs. George ,Siwan. Married men's race,,1'at Mr. 'Harold Jackson, 2nd Mr. Elgin Thompson, 3rd, Mr. J. Corni's'h. Three -Leg Race-1Boys, het Jian Burdge and Andrew McKenzie, ,2nd Ted Eckel and L'loy'd 'Thompson. Girls, list Margaret Irvine and Mang- aret Broadfoat, 2nd Gladys McKenzie and Norma Hevenor, 3rd Doreen Pepper and Anna Cornish. Thread and Needle Race, dist Evelyn Grain- ger and Audrey Swan, 2nd 'Wilson Broad'foot and Wilmer •.Broad!fo'ot, 3rd John Fbbheringham and Sam Foster, Minute race, list Norma Hey error, 2nd sGreeta Broad'foot, 3rd Eve- lyn Grainger. Chum race, girls, 1st Norma Hevenor and Gl'ad'ys McKen- zie, zie, 2nd Anna Cornish and Barbara \Gra'h'am, 3'rd Mary ,Stewart and Doris Dutot. Churn race, jun'i'or • boys, list Andrew McKenzie and Jim Burdge, 2nd Glen ,Swan and Morley Wright, 3rd Bobby Aldan and ;Gordon Hill. Churn race, senior bbys, list Wilson Broadlo'ot and Harold Jaolds'on, ?and Jim Burdge and Andrew McKenzie. Boot race, ten yrs. and Ander, list Mary Stewart, 2nd Muriel Wright, 3rd Elizabeth Ai!kenbead, Boot race, over ten years, 1st Norma He'venbr, 2nd Mary Stewart, 3rd Gladys Mc- Kenzie. Necktie race, 1st M'is's .Flora S'outer and Mr. Wilson •Bro!ad'floot, 2nd Masls Violet Petrie and Mr. 'Jbar- vis Horton, 3rd Miss Jean Murdoch and Mr. J. Cornish. Peanut race, ten years and under, list Mary Stewart, 2nd George Mustard, 3'rd Bdtty Al- lan. Peanut race, aver ten years, .Lst Gladys M•clKen'zie, 2nd .Anna Cornish, 3rd Barbara Graham, Senior .peanut race, lest Miss F. Souter, 20d, Mrs. F. Burdige, 3rd Mrs. H. Jackson. Men's relay race, 1st team, Mr. W. Broad - foot, M'r. R. Oonsitt, Mr. B. O'- Rourke; 2nd Mr. H. Jlaokson, Mr. J. Cornilsh, Mr. E. Thompson; 3'rd, Me. J. Horton, Mr. H. Norris, Mr, A. Zlapihe. The races: were concluded wiith a' peanut scramble in .which all took. part. GODERICH TOWNSHIP' Mrs. Milton Woods, who has :been quite Oil, is able bo be out again. lA large crowd attended the meeting of the -"Men's Olu'b" at Porter's Hill on Tuesday, July llllth. Mr. Ro'bert'son, editor of the Signal, was the speaker. In the ball game between Porter's Hull and Clinton the score was 6-9 in favor of Porter's Hill. Mrs. Dawson - o'f London spent a few days last week visiting her sister, Mrs,; Milton Woods. 'Mr. Hugh M'dIdwain is spending a flew days with his daughter, Mts. 'Theron Betties, at Winthrop. On July 19th there was a garden party at Grace Church, P'orter's Hill, a play is being put on by Ontario St. Church, Clinton, "Jimmie .Be Careful," and a ball game between Hollmesville and the club team., A large congregation ,was present to listen to Rev. J'a'mes Gale of Mon'kton, who delivered an interest- ing helpful service at Grace United Church last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Sparks and fa'm- ily of 'London are here again this sum'mer camping on the 4ith. Mr. Vic. ,Eili•dth' is not as well as his many friends would like to see h'i'm. :Mrs. Mary MacKenzie returned ore 'fro:rn a tr'i to the exit last p W Prairie Rose Flour As food as the Name OUR ;PR'IICEIS ARE LOW SCHNEIDER'S WEINERS They are 'roasted Special, per pound . . iDe SS'CH^NIEIID'ER'S COTTAGE ROLLS (Special, ;per pound 45c Gilt Edge Twine Positively 'Cash OUR PRICES ARE LOW i W. week. • A welly known .resident of Gotteshah T'own'ship, Mrs. Wallace, died ,at the home of her son, Charles, in Clinton, on Sunday evening. The sad news was received from the 'West this week of the sudden dearth o'f case df Herb Walks' young son's. He was struck with lightning last Monday and killed inst'antly. An- other son was badly Stunned but will get 'better. Mrs. Thomas B'e'tties is -confined to her bed and is under +. t'he doctor's - care. IILLSGREEN. W. M. IS.—(The regular monthly meeting of the'Wamen's Miss'ionary S'aciety was held at the home of Mrs. J. Cochrane on Friday afternoon, Judy 14, with Mrs. R. Cons'itt presiding. We opened our meeting by singing hymn 241'. Mrs. (Rev.) C'h'andler led in prayer. The scripture' lesson was read from 1' Cor. 9, verses 24 to Z7. The devotional leaflet, "The Wom'a'n of D'eci'sion-tRulth" was given by Miss A'nn'ie Jarrett. The Roll Call .was answered with a verse with let- ter A. Mrs. W. Turner read a leaflet on "Korean Girds' Sc'ho'ol Work." The Secretary and Treasurer ahem gave their reports vvahi'dh were adopte'd. Tem'peran'ce t'oplos were then given and hymn 2B6 was sung.' 'The study leaflets ware then',given by Miss Edna Cochrane,: Mrs. J. Cochrane, Mrs. R MdAl1'ister ' and Mrs. H. Turner. Hymn 357 Was s'un'g •and the meeting c'l'osed by all repeating the Lord's prayer .in unison. 'M'iss Lebtie .Love is 'holidaying with fri'en'ds in Sit. Thomas and Port ley. VIr, a'n'd Mrs. C. Seinion and Sea - Stanton 'spen't the week -end with friends in Waterloo and Ki't'ctsener. Mr. J. Cochrane visited his (laugh- ter, Mos. R. Dick, in Toronto, for a few dad's, \'Liss .Mi'Idred Workman vis'i'ted over Sunday at her home in .Kip'pen. Quite a number from this v'iciniyt took in July 12 ((The Orange Walk)" in Bru's'sels. Donny Eller spent a day with his aGn!t, Mrs. Mc'M'urtrie of Kippen.. 'Peggy Fuss was visited by her cou- sin's from Clinton a few days. Mr, and Mrs. E.,Bro'deridk and fam- ily visited with relatives in Petrolia on Sunday. Mrs. L. Eller spent a few days visit- ing friends in Toronto. LONDESBORO 3vLrs. W. Sloan of Timmins is visit- ing with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Moon. Mr. Eph and Bert. Gray, Mr. Ed- win Wood spent last week at the world's fair, 'Chicago, and alsoited with their unc'le, Mr. H'u'mphrey Glra'y, of Benton Arbor, Mich. Dr. Whitely and Mrs. W'hi'tely of Gorrie spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. D. Mountain. :Mr. and Mrs. R. Newcombe olf,Lon- d;on were 'callers at the home of Mrs. M. Manning.. Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnston o'f Lon- don spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Feed Johnston. Miss Jean Mains who having spent a pleasant fortnight at her hone here, has returned to Chicago. K'ee'p in mond the "Big Day" and night, August Znd, which will be cel- ebrated here, Mr. and Mrs, James McCool were at $dafonbh ,on SiJnday. IMr, J. D. Melville spent the week- end wlbh Brussels friends.. MANLEY. Mrs, C. P. Sills and .Mr. C. Eckert and Rev. J. M. Eckart, who has been visiting friends in D'etro'it, paid us a flying visit las't;,Sunday. 'Mir. Ch'arl'ie Regele, our drain in- spe'ctor, let the contract last week to lhave the Nash 'dralin cleaned out. The contract was awarded to Mr. Jlos. (Gaffney 'olf Logan for $40, In 1920 the contract was let for 550. 'Fail wheat is all'cut and pfosnises a go'o'd.c'ro'p. The 'continued dry .wea- ther-is ea-theyis'predicting a short spring crop. • STAFFA. Mr. and Mrs, F. O'IBrien and Mr; and Mrs. W. Jeffry spent Sunday .with Dr. H. OlBrien in Elora. .Mrs. (!Rev.) Turner and children Spent the week -end with Trowib'l'•idge lniends. Misses Jean Tuffin an'd Isla Drown are holidaying in Stratford. ITlhe Women's Institute picnic will 'be held on Wednesday next July 26th ,at Grand Bend. All ex•.mem'bers are. cordially invited. Everyone come and enjoy an .afternoon's outing. ATTENTION FAMES R R If' you are considering a Packer, Disk Harrow, Spring , Tooth Lever Harrow or Land Roller 'Our prices are lower, with a special low , price for this month delivery ' T. E. BISSELL CO.. tRepresente•d 'by V. J. LANE Phone 46411 Dublin NOTICE. 'Cantelon, travelling sales- man for the Electro Appliance !Belt, for all forms of rheumatism, is at W. G. W. Fee's, Jarvis st., Seaforth, for a short time, and is giving free treatments. The ap- pliance sells for $24.00, with a ten year guarantee. 'AUCTION SALE Of House an'd 'Lot and Household Effects.—IG. H. Edla'dtt has been in -- strutted to self by public auction on the premises, Centre Street, Seaforth, on Saturday, July 291th, 1933, at 2 p.m.,. Six -roomed frame house, the proper- ty of the fate Miss M'dBride. !Hausdhold Effects—Steel cooking. range, new;; Quebec heater; 2 -burner coal oil s'tove with oven; 'coal oil heaih,r—n er, lawn mower, Singer sewing ma chine, centre table, ex'tensio'n dining table, small table, 2 Davenports, one condi,' Dominion 'piano, iron bed, mattress and springs, wash stands,. four dining chairs, 2 kitchen chairs, 3 rockers, 2 cu'pbdards, rugs, linoleum, electric iron, step ladders, china dishes and many other household ar ticles. Term's-Ternrs on :property will be made known on day of sale or on ap- plication 'to the undersigned. Chattels, Cash. G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; John MoNny, Administrator. D!O'LM PiGE !DRAIN Township of !McKillop Partie's wishing to pay c'asit on as- sessments on' D'o!lm'age Dra'fn are ask- ed:to do so on. Tuesday au'ternocikr aa�L� Aug. 3�th, at Carnegie Hall, Seaforth. 'q EIM 29 JNO. McY, Clerk- 4 • r TRACTOIR &SEPARA- TOR FOR 'SALE !Titan 'tractor and 24-40 Bell-separai tor. Cheap for quick sale.' Phone 90- 112, Brussels: ALBERT LYDIATT. 311' DOG LOST :Dis'app'eared on Truly 4th, last seen on Main street, Seafonbh, a black. and •white h'oun'd, weighing around 40 lbs. ,Reward. .Apply to 'The Seaforth • (News. 29 -PIANO FOR SALE Piano, good as new, to be sold very cheap. WALKER'S ' FURNI- TURE STORE.. .HOUSE FOR SAiLE O'R RENT -IResideruce on corner of James and, Asan streets. Apply to MRS. WAIL- LIIAIM MdMIIi0HIAIEIL, Royal Apts., Seaforth, e(o Mrs. Coates. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wheat, per rbus. .,.......53c' (Burley, per bus. . .....YSOt Oats, ,per bus 40'c 'Buekwhe,at, per bus. 50c N'dw Potatoes bus...,.. 25 'Hags, per cwt. ...... . o, , S66.001. Wool Wanted at the Blyth Woollen Mills HIGHEST PRI'CE'PALD CASH OR TRADE F. T. BAINTON, Proprietor TRY Cilles • i � � et p V Cleaners & Dyers Y WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER Phone l9Ew, a call and deliver - V. J. Gillespie, Prop.