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THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
HENSALL.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Merner and fa-
mily and Mrs. Tiernan of Dashwood
visited ori Sunday with Mr. and !Mrs.
S Merner and Mr, and Mrs: Gedngo
113rock:
Misses Jeanette and'Atary Scott of
romarty ar.evisiting this week with
Misses Dorothy and Elva McQueen,
Misses Gladys IPasamrore and Verde
(Watson are spending this sWeek visit-
ing_,with the Batter's parents at Lond-
esborough.
Miss Marion MdKay of Windsor is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
'\ir. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and
family are spending this week cam'p-
iing at Barrow Bay.
!A 'musical travelogue will be pres-
ented in
iesented'in the United Church on 'Fri-
day.,evening,. (Septi 1'st by Mr, 'Stephen,
IHarboush, a native ,Ga'iiean_ •shepherd,
with. Madam IHarbous,h. IOn.'Sunday,
Aug. 2i7 at 4 .p.m. a special service •will
be held.
'Mrs. Frank Coleman is visiting this
'week with fniendls in Stanley.
Mr, Bert (North of W'dodstock spent
the weeik end with .friends and rela-
tives in town. He was accompanied
,home by Mrs. North and daughter
Audrey who have been visiting here
dor the past ,three weeks.
Miss Eliza Newell is improving the
,appearance of her dwelling on Oxford
street by having the roof shingled,
Mr, and' Mrs, Lloyd Hudson of
(Forest spent the week end in town.
,On .Saturday afternoon the iHen•sali
,teats went to Hespeled for the second
game, Hespeler winning :on their own
ground 744. ,The deciding game was
played at P'res'ton on ;Wednesday 'af-
terno'on of this 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.:McQueen and two
daughters and Mr. Jrohn Passmore
visited on Sunday with friends •at the
Beach -o -(Pines.
The IHensall fire ,brigade was called
to ,Zurich on Monday afternoon when
the fire in ??Hoist's bakery got beyond
control .of the Zurich brigade and
threatened the village. A few min-
utes after the gall came in, the bri-
gade was on its way. Exeter and 'Clin-
ton brigades were also called as the
fire at one time looked as if it might
sweep the village, The local brigade
returned to Hens'all about 8 o'clock.
•-lir. Jas. Eby of Coliingwood spent
the week end with relatives in town,
Be was accompanied home by his
wife and little daughter who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. White.
Mr. and Mrs. John IG. Scott of Cro-
marty visited on Sunday with friends
in town.
Mrs. John Murdoch visited friends
in London on Monday. - `-
Mrs. Fred Simmons visited friends
in London a day this week.
ZURICH.
Zurich, Aug. 22: 'Fire Chief Herb.
Mousseau estimated this morning that
the loss in the disastrous fire which
swept the business,; section of this
village yesterday would amount to
more than 20,000,
'While the exact cause is undeterm-
ined, it is believed that the fire may
have started from a cigarette butt
carelessly dropped in an outhouse at
the rearof the Heist Bakery. The
theory that children playing with
matches might have been responsible
is also being entertained.
Three volunteer firemen ,and a ten-
year -old child were injured while vol-
un'teer' departments from Clinton,
Dashwood and Hensalf were assisting
the Zurich department' in fighting the
blaze. Two firemen fell from roof tops
and one other fell from the Zurich
truck, The child was run over by a
?wagon during the excitement. For
more than three hours approximately
I150volunteer firemen worked furiously
to prevent the destruction of the entire
village.
'From its origin in the. buildingbe-
hind the 'Hoist bakery and confection-
ery shop, the blaze spread rapidly to
a haymow above and frons there to
the bakery.
Destroyed:
The E. Hoist bakery and confec-
tionery. Loss about $9,000.
(Louis Schilbe S: Son's flour and
feed establishment and residence
above. 'Loss approximately $7,500.
Yung+blut & Son's butcher shop.
Loss $:e500.
(Partially destroyed:
'Louis Prang's residence adjoining
the butcher shop on the north. side.
Damage about $1',00,0.
Dr. II. Chowen's residence. Dam-
age about $500.
;Stables owned by John ley and tS,
Zi,m'merman,
(Less seriously damaged:
!Lumber yard owned by. Fred Kalls-
fieisdh,
Residence of Milford Schilbe,
The home of Mrs. 'Schwalm,
Shoe store ,operated by Charles
Fritz.
lOscar Klopp's implement shed.
fAlmos't a score of other buildings
and residences in the village caught
(fire from sparks and flaming embers
carried to the roots by a strong wind
and set ablaze: Prompt action by the
three united fire departments and doz-
ens of volunteers forming bucket bri-
gades, checked further progress be-
fore serious damage resulted.
The injured:
Mervyn Steck, 22 -year-old Zurich
district farm youth, fell from the fire
truck and shattered two bones in his
lag. Gordon Howald, aged about 19,
of Zurich, fractured his wrist when
he fell' from a ro!o.f. Newel Geiger, ag-
ed 23, also of Zurich, toppled back-
ward from the top of a house while
attempting to extinguish a roof fire.
He suffered severe back injuries and
was removed to his home,
'Leroy. Thiel, aged ,10, of the village,
suffered severely from shock and min-
or body inljutties when he fell. from
the side of a wagon, the wagon wheels
grazing his head in passing.
The sensation of the afternoon
came as flaming embers ign'ited the
roof of the S'dh'iUbe flour, and feed es-
teb•lisshment in the next (block yards
away from the seat of the ,original
'blaze. The !fire ate rapidly (through the
;frame :structure 'and after a 'few min-
utes 'attempts to 'save the •structure
'had to lbe abandoned.
The alarm was raised shortly after
3 o'clock in the afternoon and within
three hours ,the •disaster was com-
plete.
TOWN TOPICS ,. 'Altsq and' Airs, Sol .Shannon visited
, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Mrs 'Charles Parsons' at the home. of
Met• daughter, Air. and Airs. Gordon
Jenkins in 'Stratford one day the ,lastl
ter part of, last week.
'Miss Rosamond•'Appleby, who has
been visiting at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. ,Jennie Knox ex-
pects to go home some day this week.
Miss Aniy Parsons' returned home
(Sunday after spending the past week
with' her mother and sister in Strat-
ford,
Mrs. Annie Elliott of Blyth is at
present visiting her daughter, Mrs.
and Mr. Berg Alien.
Miss Olive Knox entertained a
number of her girt friend's on ,the line
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Parsons at time of writing ,was.
a little improved. We hope she will.
soon be able to return home,
Mr. Archie Reid returned' to his
horne in IB,lyleh on •Saturday after
spending a few days at the hone of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen,
Miss Marjory Brickell returned
home Sunday after holidaying with
her friend, Miss Lydia Reid, also
calling on some of her .other friends
in the •nei'ghiborhood.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Lloyd and
(Baby Mommy of Clinton spent the'
week end at the home of ,Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. MdEwi,ng.
Miss Mlaud Lyan, who is at present
(home from the West visiting her .mo-
ther, Mrs. Joseph Lyon of Landes -
bore, and other 'friends, visited 'Tues.
afternoon of this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MelElwing. She
was a'cicom:panied by her sister, MIs.
`Emerson 'Hes'k of near •Lonrde'slb'oro.
Mr. Robert Leiper returned to To-
ronto on Sunday after holidaying a±
the home of his parents, Reeve and
.Mrs. James 1Leiper.
IW'ed'nesdlay of last week Mr. Ro'o't,
Leiper acc'omipan'ied by hit mother,
his brothers, William ' and Tom, and
sister, Jean, also his aunt, Mrs. John
Beattie, took a motor trip to Port
Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby and
Marion visited,_ on Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank MciGre-
gor.
(Burns' United Church have deoided
to hold their anniversary services on
Sunday, Sept. 24th.
Mr, and Mrs. John T. Knox of Cline
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbin•gs
and little Mary Jean of near 'Clinton
'and Mrs, A. W. Beacom were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
T, Rapson.
IMiss Edieh Beacom'retttrned• home
'Sunday evening after holidaying with
'Grey friends.
/ THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933
HARLOCK. ST. COLUMBAN ''-
Miller`- McGrath $'t,. Coluneban
Church was the ,.:scene pf. a quiet
wedding 'Thursday' mourning at nine
o'clock when Mildred, daughter 'of
and 'Mrs. P. V. M;ciGrath, of
Columban, was united in ,H'ody Matri-
mony to Herbert, son of ,Mr,. and Mrs.
John Milller, of IB• errbeng, To the
strains of 'Lohenfgree's march the
wedding procession entered the
Church to assist at 'the Nuptial High
Mass solemnized by Rev. J. D'anizer,
pastor of 1St. Columban. The bride
iw'as attended 'by her sister, (Gertrude,
and the grooms assisted by his broth-
er, 'George, of Water0oo, 'Ontario, The
'b'ride was becomingly attired in (white
satin with French .pointed lace and
wore a veil caught with 'orange 'blos-
soms entwined with .lily of the valley.
She carried la sheaf of butterfly roses
and ,orchid's with .baby's breath. The
bridesmaid. wore d'ulce .blue point d' -
esprit ensemble with French appliqued
of rose pink over 'b'aby pink matched
with a duke blue transparent fiat
banded with rose pink velvet flowers
s!tudd•ed in pearls. Her bouquet was
Johanna 'Hill roses. The ushers were
Mr, Jos. Carpe'nt'er and Mr. jos. Moy-
lan. falter a sumptuous wedding din-
ner at the home of ,the bride's par-
ents the happy couple left for a trip
to Montreal -(Quebec and the 'New
England States, the bride travelling in
a blue ensemble with matching acces-
sories. On return Mr, and Mrs. Miller
will take up their residence at 149
!Erb (Sit. W., Waterloo, ,Ontario.
August, , I1i907.
Travellers.
The following were ticketed duriag
the wee?.: Mr, acrd Mrs. J, J. Fitzpat-
rick of Seaforth, to 'Margaret, Man.;
Miss. Leitch of Seaforth to Portage
:La Prairie; Fred Playne to Winnipeg;
Hugh Chesney, of IEgmondsville, to
ISheho, iSask„ and return; 'Gilbert Mc-
Michael, of 'Hullebt, to S'heho, Sask.,
and return; Mr. R, 'E, Coates of Sea -
forth, to Edmonton, Arta., and return;
'Mrs. R. E..Coetes to 'Lenore, Man.,
and return; Mr. and Mrs. David Mc-
Connell, of Dublin, to Calgary, Alta.,
and return.
Large (Shipments,
Mr, John O'Keefe, cattle buyer, has
brought in over $36,000 to the county
of Huron for cattle within the last
month The following is a list of the
purchases 'm'ade:. 9 cattle, 'William
IBroad'foot $7130; 8 Thos. Dale $62.22; 6
U'dhn Riley $317,00; 10, Dias. Dale,
$111433.00; 6, G'eo, Dale, $4112.001' 9, John
B'ritton, $620.00; 19, :Thos. 'Shilling -
law, I$1'338.00; 2'3; Frank Grant, ,$1973;
William ,Grant, $1435; ,13', ;Henry Pea-
cock, $10186; 18, Jas. Millar, $148I1; 114,
Chas. Peacock, $11100; 1,, William
Doig, ..t; 50, from' his awn ,field,
$4050; '45, Thos. McMillan, ,$38315; 113,
Matthew Armstrong, $9159; ail, James
'Glusky, ':c167; P, A•ppietbn Elcoat, '::9;
ars, Chas. 'Wallace, $11188; 10, James
Dale, $916;. 6, Hugh Gordon, $3188; 9,
D. O'Reilly, $'5811•; 110, John Britton,
$638; 60, S. H. Smith, $413; 40, D. ,A.
(Forrester, $34151; 20, John. Middleton,
$11291; 19, Arch. Ferguson, $11300.
This was paid for export cattle that
went to the Gordon and Ironsides
?firm, He bought several other small
bunches. of butchers Which he kept no
account of.
Golden Jubilee'
On ' Wednesday the golden jubilee
of the Rev. G. R. Northgraves was
cele'brated with unusual eclat .by the
congregation of St. James' ,Church,
Seaforth, and the priests of -.the. dio-
cese of London, together with a num-
ber of priests of other dioceses of
Ontario and the United :States, 35 in
number, who joined in thus honoring
that .Rev. gentleman on the fiftieth an-
niversary of his ordination to the Ca-
tholic priesthood. 'Father INlorthgraves
was ordained in 1851 by Bishop Far-
rel, the first Bishop of Hamilton, in
ISt. 'Michael's Cathedral, Toronto. Ad-
dresses were read from the ,priests of
the diocese and from the people of
Seaforth parish, each of which was
accompanied by a well filled purse.
The address of the priests was read
by Rev. T. J. Aylward, rector of ,St.
Peter's Cathedral, London, the purse
being presented by Rev. T. J. ,West of
S't, Thomas. The address of the 'people
was read by J. L. Killoran, barrister,
and the purse presented by Robert
(Devereaux, Sr. 'Tlhe .celebration be-
gan with solemn High Mass, sung by
Father Northgraves, the Jubilarian, ad
9.30 a.ni. He was assisted by the Rev.
Fathers M. J. Brady and Donald Mc-
Rae as deacon and subdeacon -respec-
tively. The Rev. D. J. Downey offic-
iated as master of ceremonies.
County Board Meeting.
The 'Board of Examiners for the
county of ,Huron met in Seaforth on
Saturday for the transaction of busi-
ness. There were present Messrs. Geo.
Baird, Bruce'field; J. ,H. Cameron, of
'Brussels; J. E. Tom, Goderidh; W. J.
Moffatt, Seaforth; Mr. Robb, 'BJA.,
LPJS„ was appointed chairman for,
the the year.
Walton.
The 50 -acre farm situated on the
'14th concession of Grey, recently pur-
chased` by Mr. Duncan Johoaton, has
been sold to James Byron of 'Michi-
gan, for the sum of $1,800.
West Shore :Railway (Bylaw Passed.
On Monday the by=law to guaran-
tee the blonds of the 'Ontario and
West Shore Electric Railway Oomp-
any to the extent of $11125,000 was car-
ried in the Township of Ashfield ,by
a, majority of 50.
Varna.
Mr. ;S. C. Rath'well, who has been in
the hoot and shoe business in Gerrie
for several years has disposed of it to
accept the management of 'the shoe
department of Mr. C. Hoare's shoe
and music emporium, Clinton. Mr.
Rothwell is a native of ,Stanley town-
ship and before moving '1 to 'Gerrie,
carried on a business in Varna.
Former Resident.
htr. James Canning, who died on
Friday in Dublin, was a former resi-
dent of Seaforth, and dived in the resi-
dence now occupied by Mr. Farquhar-
son, James Street. •
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'Cricket. 1Persian Balm is alluringly fragrant.
'Tw'olocal teams, "Has-Beens" and Adds a charming refinement to the
`Would -he's" played a game of crick- most finished appearance. Creates
et at the recreation grounds on Fri- and, preserves complexions of surpass -
`day and resulted in a victory for the ing loveliness and texture. Softens
former by a score of 99 to 45. The and whitens the hands. Cools and
principal scorers for the "Has -,been" dispels all irritation, caused by wea-
were Messrs.. T. F..Coleman, A. E. ther conditions. Swiftly absorbed by
Colson and G E. Parkes, making 30, 'the tissues heaving never a vestige' of
716 and 14 respectively the latter not stickiness. A peerless toilet requisite.
being out. In the Would tie's'' the %valuable to all women who care for
principal adorers were Messrs. II. elegance end d'istinc'tion.
Ghettle-and IF, L. WOTrs.l oth making
9 each, I Want and For Sale Ads. I time 25c.
STAFFA.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Templeman visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. H. Golding in
Seaforth on Sunday.
'Mr, and Mrs. M. Greenwood' and
babe of Mitchell spent Sunday with
the 'lady's parents. Mr. Greenwood
very ably gave the address at the
United Church in ,the morning.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 'Condon, Hamil-
ton, spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs. O. W. Reed.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred O'Brien have
returned to their home in Oven
Sound after spending a week with
the former's parents,
.Mr, and Mrs. M. Crandall and Mrs.
El. Codqu•houn df Jamestown, N. Y.,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs,
(Lloyd Colquhoun,
!Miss Dorothy Murray, 'W'aiton,
and Miss Vera Pollen, Exeter, are
the ,guests of Miss Jean Tufffifn.
Mrs. 'Jas. Miller 'and family spent
Sunday with relatives in London.
'(Liss Autry ,Elliott, W'illowgrove,
is holidaying with her aunt, Mrs, A,
W. Norris,
'Mrs. E. ,Payne of Moose Jaw is vis-
iting with her sisters, Misses M. add
B. Mil'ler.
Mr, and Mrs. G. G. Wilson are in
Exeter for a few days;,
The August meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute will be held on Wed-
nesday evening, Aug. 30th, at 8 o'-
clock, Bring a pencil and paper along
as recipes on Canning and Pickling
will be given by two ; of the mem-
bers.
In addition 'to the regular program
an address oar .Education will be giv-
en by Mr, Jos, 'Nagle. As this is to
be an open meeting all the ladies
and 'men of the community are urg-
ed to be present to discus's this im-
portant question. Members •having
hooks from °library please hand same
in at tneetin,g.
i
KWPPEN.
Announcement. -'Mr, and Mrs. Ar-
thu'r Andersonannounce the engage-
ment of their second daughter, Elva
Florence, to Alexander Duncan, only
son of M'r. and Mrs. John A Mc-
Gregor of Tucicersmith, the wedding
to take place soon.
The Misses Helen Chandler, •elarg-
aret Elgie, . Florence ,Thomson, Marg -
are Jones, Beatrice IDaynroind, and
Isabel Alexander of the Busy Bees
Mission Circle and theMisses .Doro-
^thy Elgie of Toronto, Jean Murray of
(Walton and Pearl Elder of IHeres'all,
with Miss Jennie ;Chesney and .Mrs.
IRobt. Daytnond, have returned from
spending a 'week at Miss Churchill's
coetage at B'aylfleld.
"Phe Busy Bees Mission Circle are
holding ,their' regular monthly ,meet-
ing'in the forni of a corn roast at the
home of Miss Isabel Alexander at.
7.30 on. Friday evening of this week,
'All the young ladies and young men
of the congregation are in'vi'ted to at-
tend.
Rev. and Mrs, E. F. Chandler and
. a'mily spent a day at !Snowden's
'Grove recently.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. Cleland and family
spent the week -end at the home of
theircousins, ibis. and (Mrs. Albert
Alexander.
Miss Jean McKenzie is this week
holidaying with friends in and near
Penetanguishene,
Mr, Clarence iePdLean of London
spent bhe week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, J. ,B. McLean.
Miss Olga 'Bell is spending a week
with friends in London.
Miss Isoibel Alexander has return-
ed to her home after having spent a
?ew days visiting her friend, Miss
Donna Smith of Bluevale.
'S,IS. No. 2, Tugkerslmith, have been
fortunate to secure the services of
Miss Richardson 'of (Listowel as their
teacher for the coming .term.
Miss Francis Anderson of Marlette,
Mich., is visiting with her felatives,
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
funnily.
Miss Mae_„Haig of :,Stratford is the
guest of her friend, Miss•'Jlane't Doig.
:Mrs. N. McCully of Seaforth is hol-
idaying with Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Stewart.
Mrs, Wm. McDonald who 'has been
the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Roes
IBroadfoot returned to her home in
Seaforth accompanied by her little
grandchild, ,Miss 'Shirley Broadfoot.
Mr. John C. Doig, ,L$.,B., of De
trout, accompanied by his friends, Mr.
'Harold Dunstain, IBA., and : Mr.
Francis'Ed'wards, iL;L.B., also of De-
troit, spent the week -end visiting his
mother and sister.
Mrs, Andrew Bell has returned
after a pleasant weeks' vacation at the
73 en•
'blad,
ster Billy Sproat, son of Mrc. and
Mrs. Earl ,Sproat, is ;holidaying in To-
ronto, the guest of his aunt anduncle,
Mr. and Mrs. S. .Sproat.
Mission Band. -The Gau1d Mission
Band :net in St. Andrew's school
room on Saturday afternoon. Al -
through a holidlay m'omth, ' a goodly
number was present. 'Dor'pthy Deitz
presided, leading in the opening pro-
gram, call to worship, prayer+ and
'Scripture lesson. The. Watch Tower
lwlals taken by Mildred Deitz, R.
'Chandler, Jack Deitz, Theda Watson,
Doris Alexander and Margaret Mc
{Gregor. Isobel Alexander taught the
'memory ,passage • on kindness,follow-
ing Which Mrs, M'onteitIh told' a story
'When Kindness Conquered a King,"
The stu'dy' peridd consisted of a talk
on A Great ;Ohurc'h at. Work, showing
what wonderffui progress has been
made and what has been aecomplish-
mens
oes
at Lowest r
Prices
MADE POSISIIBLE ONLY BY 'EARLY f3•UYING
Picnic: Hain Pound 1 3 c Cottage Rolls
Pound.
SUGAR' $1.00 WITH $2,00 CASH GROCERY'
14 lbs. for a ORDER •
W. J. F 1 IG , N
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Clinton, Ont,
Pall term opens (Sept. 5th. Courses:
Stenographic, (Commercial, 'Secretar-
ial, Special ,Courses arranged. Corr-
espondence Courses ' to those who
cannot attend school. Write or .phone
198. B. F. WARD, B.A., Principal;
M. A. ISTON'E, Com. (Specialist, Vice-
Prin.
WORK WANTED
Millinery, dressmaking and plain
sewing. MaISiS, 'C. PIIINIKINIEY, Gode
rich Street ((third house ;West of
!Main St.) 134.
IFARiM WANTED
Experienced farmer wants 100 tto
160 acres on shares, dut11y .agvippazl�
(Apply Box 127, Seaforth .'N'ews. 34. I
,PIGS FOR ISAILE
(Nine pigs, six weeks old, (for 'sale.
'Lot 29, con. 9, Morris. 'Phone 1I8r9;;
Brussels. GIIIL$IFJRlT NL'dOAILLU'M.
FOR SALE
'Fifty White. Leghorn pullets, bred -
to -lay, •are now laying. About six
months old. Alpplyl to JINIO. T.
1EIaGIIIE, Klippen, or Phone 104 r 1311.
19 -Year -Old ;Girl's 3 Fatal 'Marriages
An article disclosing details . oon-
cerning the expe'rien'ces of a young
girl still in her teens .who has had
(three husbands in three years=wfdh
all three now in their graves, will be
told, 'next Sunday, in The American
Weekly with The Detroit Sunday
Times.
ed by our church since 1935. Our
missionaries are at work in 100 "New
Canadian" centres preaching in Can-
ada alone in 28 languages.'Tlhen carie
the story df the life and work Of Dr,
James Wiood'snvanth, whlo gave 32
years to the West of Canada, 50 years
in all in active ministry.
Miss. Halcylon Chandler, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Chandler, obtained
.10 First Class honors and one 2nd
Classote her upper school subjects,
written at Blenheim.
HILLSGREEN.
Those visiting during the week in
this vicinity: Mr. W. Jarrott and Mr.
and Mrs. J..B'ont'hron, of M'dosejaw,
with relatives in Michigan Mr. Mac
MelAllister of Toronto with relatives
in this vicinity; Miss Renla Stephen-
son with her brother at Walkerton;
friends from H'amilto'n with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Baker and family; Clarence
and Ellen Love with Garden Moir of
lH a ns'all,
IMr, D. F. Anderson received word
recently of the death df his brother,
Mr. Jo1hn Anderson in California,
Who died suddenly there.
'Mis's Mildred Workman Was taken
to her parents' home in Kippen on
!Monday suffering with an attack of
b,ppendiciti's. We hope she will have
a speedy recovery.
A re -union of the Love families
was held on Sunday afternoon in
Stratford. Quite a number went from
this vicinity.
FOR SALE
Scotch Collie pups; six weeks o!r8
two S'hortho'rn bull caityee 112 months;
old, 'Quick sale' at bargain prices. Ag-
ply to GEORGE BIEATTY Sr.
NOTICE
The Public Library will 'be chisel
drone August 14th to August:2ffe1a.
Greta Thompson, Librarian.
.FOR (SALE O'R .RENT
Brame house on John .sI. ,'Just ore -
hauled and 'decorated. All render*
aonereniences, Will 'sacrifice .for'gaf&P&
-sale. Rent •reasonable, One year lease
if .aented. aApply IR. L. TI±O'MSW,
John st.
-H017SE AND LOTS FOR SAUL
Comfortable nine roomed house •
and six lots opposite .the Collegiate
Institute, Seaforth, So:- sale. This pro-
perty must be sold to close sp the
estate of the late 'Charles. Holrlbeiq.
(For particulars apply on the premises
or to JOHN H. BEST, Seafasilr..
Ont. 3 .
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST -
POSTING OF VOTERS' 'LAST
Township of Stanley
.Notice is hereby given that 1'112ve
complied with section 7 of the Vote&
List Act and that I have posted up fat
my office in Varna, on Sa'tu'rday the
8th day of .August, 19313, the list of
persons entitled to vote in said rnmr-
ieipaIiy for members o!f parliafarni<
and Municipal 'Etesition's, and that
such list re'mains (there for inspectiecs-
1 And I hereby 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 26th day of August, 1930=
ICIHIAIS. C. MILfG(RIM.,
Clerk of the Tawns'h3p of Stanleys
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
IWlheat, per bus. .. 7Yc
IBarley, per bus............,..
Oats, new, per, bus. _35c•
(Buckwheat, per bus.
New, Potatoes, .bus. -.i, s,.......I. $1-75
Hogs, per cwt... ...r:............. WA
Eggs, per doz. .......
Butter, per Ib , .. ,,:..... , . I8c
Want and Far Sa1e Ads, 3 times Sac
TRI('
ill est i
�es
Cleaners 451 Dyers
WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER
Phone196w. We call and delM
V. J. Gillespie, Prop.
Carter's Cash Store
WEEK END SPECIAILS
CARTER'S (SPECIAL
BLACK TEA, lb. . . . .. . .
GOLDEN SPRAY 'CHEESE
lb. pkgs.
X29 c
2 'FOR 25 c
41c
25c
HAWES' "FLOOR WAX
1 ib, tin ...�..
LEILY1S HARD WATER
SOAP, 5 cakes for
Maple Leaf Salmon l's .33c Choice Soap Flakes ..3 lbs. 25c.
18c
Angler Pink (Salmon l's
2 for 19c,
York Pork and Beans, 3 for 25c
Capital 'Vanilla, large bottle 15c
Challenge Corn Starch
3 pkgs. for 25c
Large bar Castile Soap , . 15c
Hawes' 'Lemon Oil, large ..23c
(Small. size '15e
XXX Cider Vinegar, gal. --45e
-XXX (Spirit Vinegar, gal....43c
'Rubber 'Rings, the 'best
4 pg. for 25c
Zinc Rings, 2 doz. for 45c
Parowax, .2 pas. for 25c
Unwrapped Soap, full cake Pa1mtree 'Soap
40 for 34c 11 'bars for ............25c
Stock in some' Soda Biscuits at the old price. ,
Old Cheese, nippy, 22c ib. New at 17c Ib.
Highest (Price `Paid for `Eggs.
i'' , _ 7h ;TER� 1, ,WE ,DELIVER
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PHONE 42