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Council Meeting -The regular mon-,
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TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ARS AGO
ent. iMinultes of ;previous meeting read) August, 111907.
Rhe ninnies :were adopted as read. Incendiary Fires.
The;Sicottis'h celebration which was
held' here on Friday was followed by
two destructive fires. About half --past
eleven 'an' alarm 'was sent in and it
was found that the.pumping derrick
of Coleman's Salt Works was on fire.
The firemen were promptly on hand
and kept the fire from spreading to
the Bell Engine and Thresher Co and
Seaforth Milling 'Co.. -buildings;" not-
withstanding the fact that there was
a brisk wind blowing at ,the time.
'Shortly afterwards the blaze was ex-
tinguished and the crowd had dis-
persed to their home's another alarm
,was sounded. This time the fire was
in the clothing factory o:f the W. E,
',Southgate Company. Here the flames
spread so rapidly that nothing could
Abe saved and the building with its
machinery and s'toc'k was: completely
consumed. Alt cite time 'it was feared
that the brick wo'ollen mill at'the op
op-
posite side of the street, the property
'of theJ'o'hn nick Company of Toron-
to, would also fall a prey to the
(flames, but good work on the part'of
the firemen saved it. Both fires were
unquestionably the work Of incend-
aries. 'There had been no' fire• itr or
around the salt derrick for years, and
,only electricity was used in the South-
gate factory. Two warehouses along
the railway track were also set on fire
'but the blaze was discovered and put
out before any damage occurred. In
!these in's'tances cotton waste soaked
in coal oil had been used. As yet there
is no suspicion as to who the incend-
aries area
and on motion o'f.'Pebty ;and ,Jones,
:F. 0. 'Boiathron, tax collector report-
ed the arrears of taxes being $583.416
and was instructed Ito proceed with
the collection in the usual, ways
Councillor Petty rpeorted as to a ,fire
supply' tank on (Brock street lbemg on
J. W. Ortwein's property, .same to be
,vie!wed by Council asregards same.
Considerable dislcussion took place as
to painting the outside of the town
hall. Communications from the de-
partment golf Agriculture .re milk +by-
law^ and county engineer re 'crack 'fill-
er and 'county clerk re county levy
were read and tided. Balls and accounts
were read as foll!dws Judge Costello,
re appeal of 0. IGetger, $7d50 Jas. A.
(Paterson, postage, 1$1.'00; Jas. (Priest,
cutting weeds, ($21.40; J. .Passmore,
hydro, $4.017; F. W. Hess, printing,
6412!50; N. (Blatchford sanitary inspec-
tor, $118.150; A. W. E. ;Hemphill,
tage 'and snlpiplies, :$7110; .G. M, Drys-
dale, grand for band, t$10.90; J. Pfaff,
sanitary work, 150c, IC4N.(R. freight on
(crack filler, $5a714; IBonthmon & Drys-
dale, supplies, $9:30, 'Total, $1271611.
Petty and Jlones, ' that 'accounts as
read be paid. Ifieiele and ISlpencer,
that the council no!w .adjourn to meet
again on Sept..511h, for at the callof the
(Reeve. -Jas. 1A. 1Pa'tensan, !Clerk.
Middle 'School - 'Bell, !Elinor -C.
hist 2, Lat. A. c, ,Lat. C. c. Bell, Mar-
garet-Alg. c; •Crerar, ISlteiwart-'E. lit:
2, C. (Hist. 2, Phys. 3, (Chem 3; Din-
nin,Arthur-C. Hist. lc,'Ge'om '1, Lat.
A. 2,.ILat. C. c, Fr. IC. c. Dinnin, Alb-
ert -C, !Hist. 'c; :Eng. 'Camp. c, Eng.
(Lit, c; alg. 2, 'Phys. 2, ,Lat. Comp. 2;
1F -r. A., c, Fr. 'C. 3. (Elder, IHarold•-
IAIg. 11, Geom. 3, Eng. 'Comp. ,c, 'Fr.
+C, c. ,Elder, Lorne-1Anmc. (Hist. c,
Phys. 2, Fr. A. 2. Fee, Mabel -'Eng.
C 12, 'Eng. Li't, c, C. Hist. c, 'Geout, c.
IFilshie, ILit. II, Eng. C
C. Hist. .1' !Glenn, 'Helen --Eng. Lit.
c, Oan. 2. .Pasmbre, Roberti -
Eng. C. 2, Eng. Lit. '2, G. Hist. 1, Alg.
2, Geom. 2, IL•at. Comp. t1'; 'Fr. A. 2,
Fr. C. '2. Pepper, 'Nelson Eng.
c; phy.s. 3, chem. 2, Lat. A. 3, Lat. iC
3. MdEwan, James-1A'nc. ' Hist.
lAlg. '1, 'Phys. '1, ''Chem. 1.:Sinclair,
Norman -Eng. ,Lit. '1, Eng. Comp. ,1,
Alg. 1. Thompson, Myrtle -E. Camp.
c, ,E. Lit. 3, Alg. 3, Lat. Comp. 2, Fr,
A. 2, Pr. C 3.
.Miss Leona Lemmon has returned
home after a pleasant visit in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy _Berner and son
'Leonard Of Zurich visited on iMonday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. 'Merner and Mr,
and Mrs. Geo, ,Brock.
Mr. !Wm. M'dKay of Windsor is
visiting friends and relatives in Wind-
sor.
Mrs. John 'Pope visited last week
with friends in Bayfield.
Miss Norma Douglas of (Hyde Park
is spending a few days ,this week at
the home of her 'grandmother, Mrs.
Jahn J"'hn,ton.
Miss Martha Hunter of Exeter vis-
ited friends in town -this week.
Mrs. John Workman and daughters
:Misses Olive and Mabel, left this
week for Penetang where they will
camp for several 'weeks.
Services in our local churches were
'well attended on ,Sunday last. At the
United Church, ;Rev. Arthur Sinclair
'occupied 'his •own pulpit and several
(fine solos were rendered by ,Mr. ,Murch
of Toronto. At the .Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church Rev. T. Wardfaw'' Taylor
of Toronto conducted the services.
Next Sunday, Rev. L ,B..Kaine of Sea -
forth will occupy the pulpit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Hunkin and fam-
ily of :Farquhar were .Se'nday visitors
with friends in town.
Mrs. John Dinsdale is improving
the appearance of her dwelling on
South Ric'h'mond street by 'having it
nicely Painted.
Miss Clarissa. Mitchell was • taken
to the 'Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea-
-forth on Monday aftern:don to under-
go an operation for appen'dioitis. She
es now doing as well as can be ex-
pected and her many friends hope for
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Beatty and Miss Liz-
zie Harvey off E!gm'ondville visited on
Monday with Mrs, Harry Jacobi.
The Moody Upholstering 'Co. of
Toronto have established a branch in
the Murdoch Block east of Twitch -
ell's Garage doing repair work, and
upholstering . for the next few weeks.
This company odmes from Toronto
well recommended and will no doubt
do very suitable work. Representa-
tives in this district are Messrs. Sey-
mour Ooryell, Wsn. Moody and Fred
Munden.
STANLEY.
(Prior to taking a motor trip to
'Gaspe Peninsula, Miss Marguerite
Douglas of Hyde Park paid a brief
visit to friends at Baylfield"and Blake
and the Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carnie and fam-
ily attended the wedding of Dr. Anna
Haugh to Mr. John M'dlnitosh at
Bruce'field on Wednesday of last
(Miss Mary Gamplbell and her cous-
in, Miss Madge Turner of Go'dericlh
visited at .Luoan and Iliariilton last
week, •
Mr. Lloyd 'Sddtchmer, who has
been over to Glasgow with a load of
fart cattle in the interest of Mr. H. D.
&teckle, oif the Bronson line, returned'
home at the end of last week,
rDust Causes Asthma. 'E'ven a little
speck too small to see will lead to a-
gonies which no word's can describe.
The walls of the breathing tubes con-
tract and it seems as if the very life
must passs. From this condition Dr.
J.' D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy
brings the user to perfect resit. It
relieves the passages and normal
,breathing is finmly established again.
Hundreds of testimonials received an-
nually prove its effectiveness.
'Want and For Sale Ads, 3 trines 50e.
Stanley.
'Mr. W. H. Talbot of the Bronson
,Line, Stanley, brought in the first
load of fall, wheat to th'e Zurich mill.
His wheat yielded 42 - bushels to the
acre. Mr. Talbot owns the Dunn
hormestead, one of the beast farms in
the neighborhood.
'Win Prizes.
A number of school cadets Were in
(Toronto this week attending the 38th
annual meeting of the -Ontario Rifle
Association at the long 'Brach
Ranges. Cadet Archie Scott won
three prizes amounting to $111.410; Ca-
det Stewant 'Hamilton won two prizes
amounting to $6.00, and Capt. James
'Dickson won one prize atnoumting to
t54,00.
S. 0. S. Demonstration:
The first annual celebration df the
Sons df Scotland, which was held at
the driving park on Friday,' was un-
doubtedly a big success, although the
weather during the :morning was any-
thing but "promising for an event of
this nature. The morning trains
brought in a large number of visitors,
the special' from Toronto which, arriv-
ed shortly -before 1111 atm, being crowd-
ed with visitors, among them the 48th
Highlanders Band ",which was engaged
for the day. Before noon, the weather
changed, the clouds dispersed, and the
sun shone out once more. 'Shortly af-
ter 1' o'clock the Highlander's band
starched to the park where the Cale-
donian games were held, and where
s3,500 people gathered during the aft-
ern'o'on to witness the splendid pro-
gram of pipiing, dancing and athletic
sports. The amateur races brought out
a go'od number df athletes from Tor-
onto, 'Hlam'ilton,. London and other
points in Western Ontario, am'ang
them being the famous Tom Long-
:bda't and Tom 'Coley of the ,Irish Can-
adians of Toronto, also R. Kerr, of
(Hamilton Y!M:CiA., the Canadian
Sprinting Champion. The dancing
competition was very keen and prov-
ided an interesting pant of the pro-
gram. The majority of these prizes
Went to London competitors ilio'
were certainly deserving df the ran -
(Some of tate winters Of events were
(Farmer's quarter rule race, 1st, H.
Tyndall; 2nd, C. Alexander; bays'
race, under '15, R. Hays, T. Whitely,
R. Best; quarter mile race, H. 'Ad-
ams, Seaforth; S. Darnell, Seaforth.
boys' 100 yard race, R. Holman, P.
W'hitely, R. Best. Girls' '1q0 yard
race, R. Holman, A. •Eruxer, . M.
IBruxer. Nail driving contest, 1st,
Mrs. McMillan, 'McKillop; 2nd, Mrs.
Thos. Coleman, Tuckersmith. The
officials of the day were: Mr. Fiiana-
gan, clerk of the course; Mr. AMY
Robinson, starter; Messrs. W. Mc-
Kay, W. Arnent and R. S. Flays, Sea -
forth; timekeepers; Messrs. Broder-
ick and 13allantyne, Seaforlth, and Col.
McQueen, Woodstock, judges; Mr.
W. J. Moffatt and Mr. Andrew Scott,
scorers.
A Good Record.
1In the matriculation class 26 out of
27 candidates p'a'ssed; in the junior
teachers class 29 out of 32
received
centiificaates, and in' the, senior teach-
ers class 10 out off' 12 who wrote pass-
ed, Of this class Ed. Whittaker took
!both parts in one year, taking honors.
The col'leg'iate made an exlcellent re-
cord this year and stands at the head
of the list.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THU{R'SDAY,'AUGUST'17, 1933
HARLOCK.
Miss Helen McDwling has returned
tome a ,unafter doing office work
for Lawyers Hays & Meir of Sda'foith
for upwards of a month.
Mrs. Wm.. Rogerson' and , children
of near Brucefield returned holme Sun-
day, after spending a few days at the
home of the former's parents, ,Mr, and
Mrs, David Reid.
Mr. Robert Leiper of Toronto is at
present holidaying at the home of his
parents, Reeve and lIrs. Leiper.
Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Beacom; Mr.
(Harold -and the Misses Kathleen and
Edith visited at the home of the for-
iner's brother, Mr. and Mrs, George
iBe'acom,-Listowel, on Sunday.
(Miss Edith Beacom is holidaying at
present with friends in Grey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MiclElwitng and
Miss Helen visited at the home of
the formelr fast Wednesday.
Mr, and Mr's. W. H. Knox and Mr.
!Leslie Knox of- near -Kilburn,ac-
companied
onspanied by Mr. Tho,nas ICn'ox of
H!arlo'ck and Mrs. ,David Laidlaw o'f
near Blyth motored on Sunday to
near Pickering to attend the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs. - John •MdI'ntosh,
:formerly Miss Isabella Knox o'f.Pic'k-
ering., While away, they called on
friends in Pickering, returning by way
of the stockyards in Toronto qn .Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. lsaac Rapson and>
Mr. and qrs. Warren Gibdings ,of
near Clinton, also attended the funer-
al o:f their aunt, Mrs. McIntosh on
tSunday, ntoltarinlg on Saturday even-
ing as far as Kitchener, visiting at
the home df Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Jam-
ieson, the former • visiting also at the
home of his brother, Mr, James Rap-
son. They were adoemfsanied to the
funeral by Mr. Wm. Ja'ntieson,re-
turning to Kitchener Sunday evening
by way of Toronto, calling an the,
former's sister, Miss Nellie Rapson,
and on their way home' Monday mor-
ning called at the home of M.r. and
Mrs. 'Wim. Tasker in Stratford.
Miss Amy .Parsons spent a few
days the beginning of the week with
her sister and mother in Stratford.
Mrs., Parson's is not improving ars fast
as her friends would, wish.
tMiss. Helen MdGregor spent last
week with her friend, Miss May Ven-
ner in Clinton.
!Mrs. Thomas Knox, Miss Levina
and Mr. and' Mns. Wm. Knox visited
on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jen-
nie Knox,r
Miss Levina Knox, who had been
visiting Clinton friends returned home
!Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. H. Knox and Mrs. James
Ohowen and children visited one day
last week at the home of the former's
sister, Mrs. Tholmas Knox.
Mrs. David .Laidlaw and the Misses
Jean, Effie and Roberta Laidlaw of
near Blyth called last 'Saturday after-
noon at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. I,
+Rapson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Knox.
Mrs. Harry Moon, we are very sor-
ry, is at present very low. We hope
there will soon be an improvement
Miss Kathleen Beacom is spending
a }while with her sister, Mrs, Joseph
Lyon, near Londesb'oro. '
BAYFIELD.
(Mrs. R. W, Bristol, who spent the
past six 'weeks at her oottage, return-
ed to Waslhin.gton on Monday. .
Dr. and Mrs, J. Jowett and sons of
Clinton, I'o'wa, arrived on 'Tuesday to
spend their vacation with the 'former's
aunt, Mrs. C. Brown and Dr. Brown
at their cottage.
IMiss'J. Whittaker of Toronto is the
guest Of (Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner this
week,
!Anniversary services were conduct-
ed at St. Andrew's United church,
Bayfield, on Sunday, Aug. 1131th. Rev.
D. A. Cowan, B,ID., of Port Elgin,
'preached most acceptably at both
services. In the Morning he took as
his sulbjeet, "The Hands of Jesus,"
and in the evening gave a sermon lec-
ture entitled, "Some Pertinent, and
:Immpertinenit Questions. The music
was provided by the church cihbir un-
der the direction of the organist, 'Mi's's
Gladys Gale. Organ numbers in the
morning were: Souvenir, Bereeuse,
Gavotte de Louis X}I!IL, by Henry
Ghys, Mr. Green, soloist of St. Pauils
Chiroh, London, sang, "Come Ye
(Blessed." Anthem by choir, "The
]Heavens Resound" Beethoven. 'Duet,
Mrs. Ken Wo -house and Mr. Ernest
Rohn, "The Unseen City." In the ev-
ening -!Organ numbers Cavaitina,
Abide with Me, and San of My Soul,
March 'Romaine, by Gbun'od; a trio
"Vesper Hymn" by Mrs. Scdtchsner,
Dorothy Scotohmer and Gladys Glale
'Anthem, "The Lord is King." Solo,
'Mr. Green Of 'London, ,"Supplication."
There were large and appreciative
audiences at both services.
Science Finds Mothers -in -Law
Reap Menace to Marriage
An article in next week's American.
Weekly, distributed with' The De-
troit 'Sunday Times, relates how ex-
perts of the University of Chicago,
studying the ahcient problem, define
the best and worst •mlotlher-in iaw-
and preslcri'be a possible remedy,
LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. ,Ainslie , of
Leamington are visiting 'with
the fat-
ter's sisters, Mrs; Jas. "Elsley and
Mrs,'3• Taan'blyn.
Miss E. Lyon is quite ill at present.
'Miss Moore is nurse in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon and
,family, are visiting with the lady's mo-
ther at Ottawa.
Mr, Fraser of Windsor spent the
week end at the h'o'me of Wm. .Lyon.
Mr. Percy Manning recently sold
four registered thoiiougihlbred cows_;to
Mr. G. Parker of 'Sarnia for a good
iligure.
Mrs. T. Macon of Clinton spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Brunsdon.
iMr. Milt'o'n Hooper and family of
St. Marys visited at the hone of Mrs..
Il3boper's parents, Mr. Jas. Risley on
!Sunday.
.Mrs. Rob!t. Townsend and: Miss
Dorothy have returned after spend-
ing the past five weeks on a motor
trip to the,;Coast,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ;Kerslake and, fam-
ily of near Exeter were the :guests' of
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Hunking on Sun-
day.
Rev. A. gardiner has returned from
holidaying at 'Chicago and preached .a
very instructive sernton to a large
congregation on Sunday.,
.Mr. R. Shladd'ick and his daughter,
Ruth, are visiting friends in Chicago.,
ITlhe welcome showers which fell
here on Saturday night gladdened tihe
hearts of all it being the first golod
rain in this distric't for the past three
months, all kinds of showers won't
around but in this district everything
was burned brown and dry as p'olwd=
er.
CONSTANCE.
Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Me'h:any and
small ' son Bobby of Windsor, who
were guests 01 M•r. W'a'lter Willison,
have returned to their home after .a
two weeks motor trip to Peterbor-
ough, 'Toronto and Niagara. Falls and
this vicinity. Mr. Mehany has re-
turned to his work as electrical man-
ager of the Canadian Industries Ltd.
Miss ' Elizabeth Mills,. AITJC.M., is
taking a summer course in piano class
te'ac'hing at the C'on'servatory of,
Music, Toronto, and will t resume
classes in piano and theory, Aug. 29.
an the report of the softball tourn-
ament at 'LbndesIboro, the result
should have read: Clinton defeated
,Bandon; Kilburn defeated Londes-
boro, in the preliminaries; and in the
finidd, Cliniton defeated Kilburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and
daughter Donelda and son Kelso mo-
tored to Stratford on Friday last to
visit the forger's sister, Mrs. Chla:s.
Parsons, who is ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Gordon Jenkins. "
Mr. and Mrs.• Roy Barnett of Wes-
ton visited at the home of Mrs. Barn-
ett's "brother, Mr. Roberit' Grimaldi);
three days last week,
Mrs. Adam Glazier of Clinton spent
Sunday with her. sister, Mrs. Thos.
Pollard.
(Little Donald Pickard of Holmes-
ville spent a few. days with his aunt,
Mrs, 'Thos. Pollard.
.Miss Phoebe' Wakefield is spending
this week with friends in Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,Stephenson and
family of Brussels visited with the
latter's mother, Mrs. George Riley on
Sunday last.
Miss 'Tillie Alttwood spent a week
with her aunt, Mrs. John Mann.
Miss Annie Ashley spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Snell.
Mr. Clifford Riley. visited this week.
with his aunt, Mrs. Rldbt. Grimoldby.
Mrs. Anna McLean of Cleveland is
spending her vacation visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. Lindsay and brother,
Mr. D, Millson.
' (Rev., Charles and Mrs. Lesliere-
turned from their wedding 'trip to Ot-
tawa and Quebec and other po'inits on,
Wednesday. evening.
Mr. Bill Jdeweltt, Hellen and Edith
Britton, motored to Watford on Fri-
day, returning Sunday. Miss Florence
MdRiorie, who has spent' the past
three weeks alt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Britton, returned `to her
home with them.
IMr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson went
to London on Wednesday on busi-
nests,
Rev. Mr. Gardiner took the services
on Sunday after returning from his
holidays.
Mildred and Lena Proctor of New
Liskeard are visiting at the home of
+Mr, . and Mrs. Earl' Lawson and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCartney of
!Clinton, Mrs. Gordon Chalpm'an and
son Ross of Toronto were recent
guests at the hofiie oif'Mr. and Mrs.'
Ausltin Dexter.
Persian Balm is alluringly fragrant.
Adds a charming refinement to the.
most finished appearance. Creates
and
most
.complexi'on's of surpass-
ing loveliness and texture Softens
and'whiten'' the hand's. Cools and
dispels all irritation caused by wea-
ther conditions. Swiftly absorbed by.
the tissues nearing never a. vestige of
stickiness. A peerless toilet regnuisite,
Ilrvalunible to all women who care for
elegance and distinction.
Boys' Shoes
•
at -Lo
Lowest Pric
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MADE PO,SSI!BLE ONLY BY, EARLY RIMING
Picnic -H.• ni
Pound .... •
13c
Cottage- Rolls
?Pound' , .r...:.....
SUGAR $ +� 00 WITH $2,00 CASH GROCERY
14 lbs. for...: , , .6 r ORDER
W.J.FI
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AUCTION SALE
Of Horses, Cattle and .Pigs 'The!
undersigned will sell by Pdlb'lic Auc-
tion at -Citi 60, .Bayfield- Line, Gader-
Loh'Township, five miles s'ou'thwest of
Clinton, ' on TIUIESIDIAY, AUG. 2B!nid,
at 1.30 sharp, consisting of the follow-
ing: Oar, load of horses which have
been used on Mr.. S!cdtdh'mer's. farms
in Sa'Meatdhewan. These horses are
right out of hard work and are quiet
and reliable: Some four- and Eve-year-
olds,
ive: year-!olldls, also Same ,mares •irn foal.' Cattle
consist of Herofotids, cows, young
cattle and young eaves. A. SICOITICH-
i1LER, Proprietor; 'GIRO. H. EIL-
L1IOTiT; Aucti'oneer.
OPENING 'D'ANCE
At Cromarty :Hlalt on Friday night
A'ug..25eh. Music ' by •Harriston's five
piece orchestra from Moncrieff. Ad,
mission, gents215c, ladies .10c. Every-
body welcome, 1313
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
'Comfortable nine. roomed house
and six lots opposite the Collegiate
(Institute, Seaforth, for sale.This pro-
perty must be sold to c'los'e up the
estate of the late Charles Ho'hl:bein
Por particulars apiply on the premises
or to JOHN H. BEST, Seaforth,
Ont. 3S
FOR SAiLE -
A .1928 IStudelbaker (1Di'ctator) ;sport
roadster in good do'ndition. Apply to
MRS. IWQII4UIIAM :RUfi1LEDIGE, r, r.
2, ,Seafarth.'Clintton 'p'h'one 6110-2
33
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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
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Represented by V. J. LANE
Phone 464112 Dublin
IN MEMORIAM
DUNLOP - In fond and loving
ritemory of Margaret - Ann Norris,
Dunlop who departed this life August
7, 1191$1.
Father in thy gracious keeping
(Leave we now our loved one .sleeping
-Ruth and Rosa.
5.
FOR SALE
Scotch Collie pups, six weeks old,
two Shorthorn 'bull calves '12 months
old. Quick sale a't bargain prices. Ap-
ply to, GEORGE BIEAITT!Y 'Sr
JERSEY Cow FOR !SMILE
IA Jersey caw, under four years,
coming due, JOHN 8LRAETSCH,
at !Hector C'hesney's, Seaforth. 33
COW 'FOR SALE
IA part Dunham cow, due to freshen
in October. MRS. GE+O. RILEY,
Constance, Seaforth R. R. 2. , 33
•
FOR SA'L'E
(Thirty young pigs, Hereford bull
calf, -fit for service. Forty cords of
snort wood. WIiLLPAM !B'OYD,
Phone -411 on 248. 33
FOR SALE
1927 Ford Touring, good running
order. Make offer. Also 1924 Maxwell
touring . with: winter curtains, good
condition., Apply at .Mc1Lean's Garage,
IEgmondvlille. ,313.
'CLERKS NOTICE OF FI'RST
POSTING 0'F VOTERS' LIST
Township of !Stanley
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with seobion 7 df the Voters'
List Act and that I have posted up in
my office in Vlarna, on Saturday the
S'th day of "August, 19313, the list of ail
persons entitled to vote in said mun-
icipality for members of parliament
and Municipal Election's, and that
such list remains 'there for inspection.
And I herby call' upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to have
any error or omissions corrected ac-
cording to law, the last day of appeal
being the 216th day of August, '11933.
OHlAIS. C. PIIIJGRPM,
Clerk of the Township of Stanley.
HIBBERT.
The Hiblb-e t Council met in regular
session on Monday, all memlbers
!present, the Reeve in the ohair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
read, confirmed and signed. Bylaw
No. 397, authorizing the levying of
rates for the current year was passed.
The 'following dates were set: County
rate 5.516 mills; township and road
rate, 2.15 mills; general school rate,
2.31117 mills; police village of Dublin,
2,317 mills; street lighting 5.52 rills..
By-law No. 3918, 1933, for paying back
suriplus on Sauibile Reiser Drain re-
ceived its necessary readings and was
duly passed. This 'refund will be Paid
in December, 1933, All ratepayers in
arrears for taxes are particularly ask-
ed to make payment, a't once, other-
wise it will be necessiary to- take legal
action to collect same. `
'Road expenditure orders for $113150
and general expense $1101 were issued,
'The meeting adjourned until Monday,
Septemlber 1{lth, at 1'' p,mi.--Mrs, Ka-
thleen Feeney, Town's•hip Clerk, Dub-
FOR SALE
5 White Rolck pul'le'ts from blood-
te'sbed stock. Are now laying. Also
about 40 ,Barred ;Rook pullets, also
from blood -tested, stock and laying.
Alldp'l'y to 'GE.0RIE 7JITT1LE, Bay-
!field. 331
NOTICE
The Public Library will be closed
(from • August 14th to August 28th.
Greta Thompson, Librarian.
FOR !SALE OR RENT
(Frame 'house on John et, 'Just over-
hauled and •de'cbrated. Ali modem
conveniences, Will sacrifice for quick
sale. Rent reasonable. One year lease
if 'rented. (Apply IR. ,IL. 'TRdHO'M'SO'N;
John st. , .
FOIR RENT
lAn eigh't-roomed (frame house; sit-
uated
ituated on the 'corner of 'Main and
Church street, SEgmondville, just
'south of the .Eg+mondv lle church. Lat
'has stable and a good sized garden.
lPoslsessi'on !Septe'ntber ,i 1st. iAlppiy to
MRS. H. 'FORSS TH, Kippen; Out,
RR. No. 2. Phone 244104, Seaforth.
HOUSE FORSALEOR RENT.
(Residence on corner of James and
,Ann streets. Apply 'to 11TR1S.
LIIAM MdMDC'HIAIEIL, R'o'yal A'pts,
Seaforth, clo Mrs. Coates.
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
'Wlheat, per bus. ...... .....c
'Barley, per bus. .. "...
Oats, new, per bus. .3tre
IBuokwhea:t, per bus. ...... 50c
New potatoes, bag $7.&m
Eggs, per doz , . .. 10c -12c -114e
Butter, per Ib ..• .r• •..........- 18c
Flogs, per -c'wt. , $6115
Wool Wanted
at the -
Blyth
Woollen Mills
HIGHEST P'RI'CE PAID
CASH O,R TRADE
F. T. BAI'NTION, ,:proprietor,
TRY
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Cleaners SCD
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WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER
Phone Int We'call and delis •
V. J. 'Gillespiie, "'rap.
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