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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-01-13, Page 4THE ' SEAFORTH NEWS .Y^ •. BRUCEFIELD, crsnith,'Jauaes Rottttt, Bayfield. AYpH. Youngest Fiddler,- :'Bt:r4 Boyce, : a evening •the,annual• Last /'rad YEiuceneld. ._ o,t t tome d c ;, Mr. Eno. �+ Mrs: Weir, of Loddon, who spent tt a'st i ri a car of cattle to To- meeting of in th ° basement Sof itho Mrs ,_ Tippet, retuned onto last ;Friday. ' •was held 1 e w ek with 14 C pp 1'„titKddtson Vice- hope 'ort Friday talo, Fge f the w girls are tatci course eat elected. Pres ,M following', S, officers ; lee- .oi rt t ollock, of La Rivicrr; A Mi. i yc the winter silorf course at circled. (Press . •,IIaird°� `58c 1rca�:,� ' .e • and Friends +<anta(;c:oC Pres.,' Mrs...7• Mutt., is aisitiug relattt.s et rs= dtr c o • head' V': u t 1 flu > tit : Jaeet � village. ` i t `i vita B tiles J 'u the g Y � a t n 'n tela d o a Moffatt, off r D M a , • .etc ..W e of s.P Mrs. n `br'•t M gats • ncl ,ier.i Elliott -Meeks --The P ag au s Tt Mr.c t- ek 1. 'MM 11 M Mrs, A.Q El of e dartgly, ask., left for their ho Their Miss Mary.Gilmour,' 'kits Alton the 1iOtt egatfoual church, Stratford, Plenty, 'Sask., on Monday, Johnston,Mr. 'Jesse Freeman, Mies •tri titer ld, dieetat and . er Mr._,Lance Norris, was<the scene'of a quiet, wedding on little daughter New Year's ,day at 2'o'clock, When Bar half years, old; died as Fort Wil- Mrs. Snider, Mr. Wallace New. G. A. Mackenzie' 2 o'clock, in tear•, Barn 'on. Way down, a r, alve - Haugh' and Mrs. Norris Sillety. A Rev. . A. M daughter to in and of an ill etith The bereaved par -Mrs, Mnieames A. Meeks, of Cherryn rets will get the body there ons their oofwhol obtainsrthe emost tine i -ret Me William 'Robert return and take it the the sympathy for rectorstreet,, Stratford,r 1tfa . They were errt sllrW, They have sympathy of bora before' Jan. 28th. Mese >fleaiith street, Snider delighted' those present with tended by''MiiSs S. E. ;Summers and tali Walton friends. - ,+ BabyMrs. Fe Addison to de Meeks. A wedding.;Sersakand Mr, tin G. Neal presided the C. a few ' "The MAddison a screedathe home of the brifast. E. meeting last !Sunday evening. The gavewas • :< . ' 'School -in India” Miss !Ina Scott, of. Loudon, ,,,§Pent subject,.. Go charge to r Sunday at her home in the village. rents. They will make their. home was d. in charge of the- missions y comtirittee. .The •convenor of. the removedina weecktt ago. liar\retshnpestls in tn HIBBERT,' hit 'committee, scant Walter h out Davidson,one. soon see dlim out again. Joseph M. Doyle and little .interesting withher fate a, berning edtt stion At the Young People's service iSue- Mrs.J sepvy o. Detroit are spend- nif l ndlneerning educe day evening the topic, "What Does daughter the in that far, off land:, n Our Church Teach about 'the Holy ing a couple of days Doyle, home of The resulted match in Blyth1-1.oMar Mi Walsh and Mrs. os e alt good a tie ui1i Oor Spirit"owas the read, MMrs and M gi ofMdtillop. "M y, boys 'have a l wink g for a poem byThursday last at the y manager, prayer was offered by Jesse Freeman, Johne,Walsh rstondTanu y prrC. as ours local wink m di and Miss Murdoch 'favored the mem w. gttests MedThurs aY last t e , Mr. of i Alderson, . ,has„ a splendid f tea. bers 'tvith tr solo. A letter received hoarse of shTh n Mr.John McIntosh from a mein- Tuckersmith. of 'Kinkora, is, ,arsta Dodi yrowd night, andd be ocon rogations where Miss Bate Murray ,a, There tit !? revel last ales. Clay 'her r act �f the g f 'Connolly, Mc carhe preached last summer, was r1 o Mr.andJosephaf her 'some !re be+fined Mr. a be a dance the A. 0. by 'Mrs. lBrciituet', of the Society,little. There will.evrotc to the members hall on Friday night• for the bale 'of cloth- Mrs. August Ducharme and sent U. V\ . twos Mowbray has Toronto. from ing they them eke with the Torment 'ing .they sent at 'Christmas. The let-. daughter, of awe Margaret, w p t o two'annka'.vimeet Toronto. a ,as' follows: "Dear Friends a p rs.'h the re' The annual meeting will of heldWon•'an was on and Membtirs of the Y. P.'S, of the. paretlSt�c1Mr, ttt'th, xeturned to their , Keene - HThursday ev ing of will be$ureh•—•On behalf of ;the dy' e week. hies, , evening t this week at the United C levna Ornpah and !Cart- home iie Hibbert lastaccompanied by her, people of tP home of Mr. hThursday,argtts:December De P P ch Manse, e conte I want to thank everylone -who Ito tmother,nwhoe as spe tt hweek-end at 'At ronri 011 31st, �el, the v. Mr. wlChercthme for�dis r the also to our form their home. sociable arty of friends and Brussels, ;Rev. not, Fowler tiedA P datg ter. csf knot betweJn /Ruby, ergminister for his kindness intering- Mrs, Jas. 'Kern- lug it before you. It will be extended neigbborsandMrs. `tnjrb jeam tOtReilly,he � Mce 4 aghare eo of ru and Ins homes a , nt hthe twenty Y evening, n or eve flee g, Shoidi , Brussels, and JohnEarl Io about fr Thursday CEl o last Thl Y I 1 Sholdtce, sof of Grey and Mrs. Adam and wish you Could all eve the comfort P one: re Township. The pleasure it will give, on nfor-sure all et'Mrt�tbeing Dlrs.t�Ailchael plea•sant of young o pf. G YAf- young cersut were eddingded, eon it rwould amply repay y relatives on Sten- ' y g in luncheon your time and trouble. I ant, yours:ottlieir •Erietctsenanciateed a number wasathe ceremony a wedding last, ds and a tives nme. theyoung the home ftf on ethe bride, eneehBurke." of the Master, • Flort day 'lit, allprh M. 'Dolle and little and the couple t trtrain wfor reside short honeymoon are pleased to know sheriends of Mee. ' is recovering daughter, of Detroit, were visitors on trip. They will n. h be t ev sites from her recent illness. Tuesday at the home of their uncle acro thepanyRbride The best We regret to report the death of and aunt, Mr. and Mr • P. McCann, and accompany through •bride and groom on Charles Manning which took Hibbert, and alsoW,Nigh, Tack- kirc. Mrs. t M 1'. and e,aunt, t life, a • u hdon thinon voyagethe L 8t 'r me ort .hether ho ta t gfh aunt, , who has , been visit- placeat 5 crsmith. tug ed aunt, Mrs. R. 'Hoy, has re- Mannitigtha on ubeen aas sufferer for some - tuMr, to his home 10'Guelph. years with goitre trouble. In ROXBORO. iao. 15 vis' ing Storey, of Crystai. City,- four August vt- :1v est last she spent three weeks in Mr. Robt. Agar -bas -•been busilyatk1e Man., is visiting friends in this g gaged itaulin out his pressed hay St. Joseph's hospital, London, takingg Ci Mrs now spent the treatment, Mrs. Manning, whose past few flays. Mrs. Scott, of 'Loch p caner end at her mother's, Mrs. Gar- maiden name was Ada Shobrook, Quite a number have been laid up was born on the 13th concession of with colds the last week,Mr. 1 eu- diner. ullett township, daughter of James The Messrs. Hart are busty n - day Ritcrs n wherehr returned Sat- H iswork. Shabrook, and was aged 49 years gaged.cutting* wood for Mr '- week ld ingay Theto Preston. he ed for a and 13 Clays. Twenty-eight years ago Case. ing. factory g. closed she was united in marriage to Mr. week for sm match, a Wal `alton vs: Monk- Cbas. Manning and lived just across nI They, nta'tch, Wd ton,ahursday, Jan. 13th, 2.30 o'clock, the corner �fothe eni vedltto Bruce - Mrs, Walton. she years agoy 5, 'Barrows is visiting friends field. She lasth a mel berst ChcH f and the at Brussels. • Londes Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ackson and later of the 'Bruccvffeld Church, Be- ' • Year's with Mr. sides her bereaved husband, she is Be - Kenneth spent New atMotcrfef, survived by two sons, Norman and anti r. it R. Pratt, Evelyn, and Mrs, Cilop, spent New and loorat sisters, also two S allconub, cillo tool for • f P, d. Evelyn, o Ttr, Campbell's. Purvis, '_lieu , Mrs, John 'Grid Year's s at J. Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs, 'Herrman Sundercock, 'Mullett; Miss Mabel Shobrook, +Hullett; John and I-Ioward The funeral took Shtsbronk, •Idullett. TI e place on 'Wednesday afternoon, from her late residence to the place of in- terment in Hope Chapel cemetery, 13th concession of Hullett, The ser- vtces were condr,cted by her pastor, •Rev W. A. Bremner, and the pall- bearers were Messrs. Win. Faulkner, Howard Snell, Geo. W. Layton, By- ron Waldron, John McKnight, 'Frank Lane. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr, John Manning, of London; Mr. and .dr:, Wm. Frayne, \ir. and Mrs. Arthur Kerslake and Sir. and Mrs. ,Robt. Dalrymple, Exeter. The be reeved family hale the sympathy of the community. BAY'FIELD, THURSDAY, • JANUARY 13, 1927, este egeorge—eate-g-t•--• CQNSTANCE, anct Mrs Toni•,Riley" of 'Clin- ton spent Sunday with Mr. Riley's , parents. - Mr. and "Mrs.Adant Nicholson spent Monday at the home of ` Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Nicholson of Walton. Mrs.. 'Geerge Cook of Goderich rich township spent Pwith her week t a eat w 1 daughter, Mrs. Joseph Riley. ;M Ir. Wallace Waugh of Teeswater, spent the holidays at the home of Mr,,. and Mrs, ,Robt. Grimoldby on his way to Port Huroli and Detroit. Mise Edith ;Riley' spent a week with Miss Mary Cook of Godertch town- ship. • Mrs. John Carter is at present un- der the doctor's care' at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John 'Ferguson.' Mrs, Benj, Snell received word last week of the death of her another, Mrs, John !Chapman, :at Chilliwac, wlto passed away' suddenly -on Dec- ember 27th, although she had been in. failing health for some time. • The late Mrs. Chapman was born at Au- burn, Huron county, about 73 years ago, being a daughter of one of the early pioneers, Thomas Hoare, and her maiden name was Miss 'Harriet Hoare. Upon her marriage- to Mr. Chapman fifty years ago in March, they set out to found a home in Bri- tish Columbia, having an ardpous journey with their helongings',through the State of Nevada to San 'Fran - .cisco, up the 'Pacific coast by boat and then by river boat to their des - filiation at Ghi1liwac, ,B.C., where they, had since lived in the midst of what has become a most prosperous farming community: ;Besides her hus- band she is survived by seven chil- dren, Mrs. Benj. Snell, of /Hellett; John, of Chitliwae; Mrs. ;Robert Py bus, Lardner, B.e.; Frank and •Davis, Chilliwao;' Mrs. Geo. Snell, Oyen, Al- berta; and Norman, Chilliwae. An- other daughter, Mrs. Nottingham, of There predeceased her.T rode a Chitliwac, p also survive three sisters ` and two brothers,. Mrs. Harrison, Bracebridge, Ont.; Miss ,Hoare, of Auburn, and Mrs. Chapman, 'B.C.; John 'Hoare, of Auburn, and Corner!Hoare„Clinton, DUBLIN. Died ,in Landon, -,flan news of the 'death of Mr. George Crawford, of London, casta gloom over our vil- lage. He was•widely koowtl here as this was -his home town for ;,.lean--!' ber sof years. . Mr. John Rednnolid and 11r. James. Redmond left ont•Motiday to attend Crawford rat v C , Mr. George of t funeral the on Tuestlay. The Ladies' 'Guild of St. Mary's Church, 'Dublin, are •holding ,the monthly meeting et the •hotne of Mrs. Alex. Darling this Thursday! afternoon at 2.30 sharp: All the• ladies are invited to attend... " Mr. Andrew'Dantzer has •secured' a good position in,Detroit. Mr. and Mr's. Michael Barry spent Sunday -at the home of Mr. Frank E.CritTONA'V'IL LE. E uoudvilie congregation united with�Northside congregation in the "Week of Prayer” 'services last week. The meetings on Tuesday and urednesday evenings were 'held in Northside church, the addresses be- ing given by the .Egmondvitle molls- ter. In addition 'to the regular ser- viee on Tuesday evening, a very fine set of slides, illustrating our Mission Work in .British •Guiana. were thrown on the 'screen, .The Thursday acid Friday everting meetings were held in •Egmondville church and the ad- dresses given by Rev. Mr. Lane. Both in point of attendance and in- terest, the meetings were excellent, and once more demonstrated the 'vis - d0111 shoi,tn by ..those who targe that all congregations should adopt this method (if beginning the year, 'On Monday evening 'text under the auspices of 'the Young People's So- ciety, 'Rev. !Duncan McTavish of James St. Church, Exeter, will give his splendid lecture, "The Luggage of Life." R'Vherever Mr, McTavish lyre delivered this lecture it has been en- thusiastically received. It is a mix- ture of humor and. pathos. Sense and noutsense and is "both instructive and entertaining. A very hearty invite - .ton is extended to all friends of the congregation to be present. On Monday, Jan. 10th, the Young People's ,Society meeting was . in charge of .the Missionary department, Miss Jean Smith being at the head. Miss Billy Chesney- occupied the chair as the latter was unavoidably absent. The devotional exercises consisted of hymns, prayer by Rev. W. ;D. McDonald, and the Scripture lesson by Miss Errata •Broadfoot. Theta Miss !Alice Thompson gave the topic entitled, "The. Social Problems of India", in a pleasing manner. Dur- ing Miss 'Laura t ing the discussion period, McMullan, •Gordon MoGotngle, Miss ,Bernice Joynt and ;.tet. W. D. Mc- Donald discussed the topic from dif- ferent phases. isfiss Jeanette Finnigan sang a solo entitled, "The GYPSY Q3oy" intermission was spent solving au alphabet contest, Miss Sadie 1How- itt's group wituxing• The meeting was called to order .and the •business part taken up. The secretary, Mr. George Etolgatg, read the minutes and the meeting, closed by ,singing "The Great Physician. Now is Near, repeating the Miapah benediction in unison, Internally and Externally it is Good.—The crowning property of Dt'. Thomas' Ecleelric Oil as that it, can be used internally for many coin - plaints as weld as externally, For sore ne throat, croup, whooping cough, pa. ei the chest,' colic and many kindred alimeeets it hits qualitjes that are tin - surpassed. A •hottle of it costs little ' aid there is"' no loss, in alv.;ays having P- ' at hand. McKILLOP. The entertainment and 'box social held at S. S. No. 2, McKillop, on the evening of Dec. 31st was a decided sttccess. The progeamtne, which con- sisted of songs, readings, solos, dia- logues and •recitations, was put on by pupils and local talent and showed perseverance and ability .on the part` of the teacher, Miss. Medd, Mr. and Mrs. James Sinlntoits, of Alma, and 'ale Charles Boyd, of 'Leadbury, • showed' unusual gift of vocal tal- ent. The bn:.es, which realized good prices, were sold by Mr, E. Hunt. Asocia those half present tthent and -ant evening. The following is the report of U. S. S. No. 1, McKillopt Sr. III --Catherine Lane, sEdevard Nigh. Jr. 1I!1—llriliiam. Nigh, Arnold Murray, Mabel Nigh. Sr. SI--+N*Peter rances'Fortune,,DMur Nigh, Adelaide Murray, Pete Mur- ray. Pr,—Ambrose Nigh, *Jack For- tune. *Missed examinations, ter. M. 'Reynolds, Teacher. The officer; of the Bayfield Agri- cultural Society have set the dates for the fall fair this year Tuesday and 1Veduesday, September 27 and 28. The annual meeting of this Society is to he 'held on Wednesday, January 19t11 in the lawn hall. All members are requested to be present as the of- itcers 'moult' he glad to hear any sug- gestions that Might be offered in the way of improving the fair. A very sad and sudden death took palce on \ eduesday January Sth, when 'Robert John, youngest son of John and Myrtle Parker. passed away after a day's Elhtess. Little Jackie WAS a very bright and attractive child, W15 ,i years, 8 months" old, and will .he greatly missed by every one. The ventral was held on. Friday afternoon, the service being conducted in Trinity Churdh by the rector, Rev. F. H. Paull. The pallbearers were Russell and Melvin Davison, Leslie Elliott and Alexander Brown. Those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seabrook, Owen Sound; Mr. L. 'B. Smith, Lon- don,arnia, m Parker, S and W ;ili' a a The Old Tyme Fiddler's and Dan- cers Contest which was put ort by kIugh 'McDougall of Tiverton, Thurs- day, tan. Gth, itt the town hall was. very well attended and all seemed to enjoy the program. Mr. McDougall was chairman and .manager. Miss i\Ilterta McKinnon, violinist, Dave 4•Toustot, conic singer and dancer, Kincardine; johnu1 McEwing of Pais - fey. gave several'bagpipe selections and Mr. McDugall also assisted, iu the program with his old-tyme amus- ing stories and singing 'Gaelic comic songs with ;Mir. Mc'2+wutg., After ,the program and contest quite a number remained for tite d'ance,music being provided: by the McDougall-Mc7Ciit-,i non orchestra. The prize winners' vire as follows: Fiddlers rLi0cl- \Z m. Hayter, Kipp James Lind- say, Bayifteld, Lady 'fiddlers—Alberta McKinnon, Kincardine; Mabel :Boyce, Bayfield. 'Piper --john McEwing, Paisley. Piano --!Florence Boyce, 'Brucefieltt Old tytne songs•-,dWtn• Taylor, 'Bay- fielcl Clog claltcittt;• .1ngns Brown, Tnck- ST. COLUMBAN. The following is the report of U. S. S. No. 3 of the Christmas mantle - atone. 75.per. cent, and over, first class honors; 69 to 75, second class honors; 60 to 69, third class, and 50 to 59, credit, II--+V•toIa Feeney, 1st class,; 'Form John Morris 1st, Angela +Burke 2nd, 12 elyn bfelady credit (111). Fenn t---Agttes McGrath lst, Clar- ence Malone lst, Frank Williams 2n4, Joseph Williams 2nd, Camilla Coyne, 3rd. Sr. IV—Dennis 'Feeney, Nora lvic- t Miles John L r Mc- Quaid, Thomas McQuaid, J, Norman Miles, Charles Miles, Leo O'Sullivan. Jr. IV --John Holland, Mary Del- tIosy, Rose Melody, Bridget Delaney, John McQuaid. Joint Flannery, Cath- erine Flannery, Norman McQuaid, Edward Melady. 'Sr. III --Kale Holland, Alphonse. Cronin, Hannah Cronin, James Sullivan. Jr. IH—Loretta Holland, Edward Mc- Quaid. Mary i De Delaney, Agnes y A n Quai, g e O'Sul- livan. + re c �„tuaid, Mary Miles, 1"lo n 1T—•\nary O'Sullivan, Fergus Mel- ady, Edward O'Sullivan. Sr. I—Mary Murphy, Thomas Mal- ady, Albert Hart, Jack Cronin. •Jr. I --- Lillian Miles, Margaret .Murphy, Irene '11cQua4d, Benedict Holland. Ella O'Stillivan, Joseph O'- Reilly. c'snny. Miss Rose •Flanagan, of: Logan, is visiting at the :hone. of Mrs, Dan. Burris, Staffa. Mr: Peter 'McLoughlin is; iniprov- _ ing after his operation. A number from here attended the •dance at Thos. McKay's Monday; evening, all reporting a good time. Mr, and Mrs. James Delaney spent Sunday at the latter's 'brother, Mr. Frahk McQuaid. Mrs. Leo +Krauskopf is slowly re- covering from her serious illness. Mies. itlamie Weber returned to London ori Tuesday after a pleasant visit with friends here. Detroit • Mr: Joseph Looby left for De on Monday,. • b siness Mr, L. J. Looby made a u trip to Stratford on Wednesday. Mrs. "i Dave McConnell returned hone last week after visiting her dau- ghter in Chatham, - Miss Margaret 'MdConnell return- ed' to Chatham on. Saturday to re- sume her studies. • • Mrs, Adam Clark returned home af- ter a pleasant visit with her daughter who resides itt Detroit. Mr. V m McDermott spent eat Satur- day in Strattfor'd, Mr, Hugh :Benninger is attending Collegiate in Stretford. Mrs. T. J. Molyneattx and daugh- ter, Miss Anna, 'spent Saturday' in Stratford. Mt•. Ed: Tycrs is busy packing ice for the coming simmer. NVe are pleased to see Miss Flor- ence McQuaid back on duty again.. Stratford, ' @rt ttiilO'b Iii Miss spent the week -end the guest' of her friend, Miss Odessa Holmes. The nary friends 'of Mr. G. K.' 'Holland will be pleased to hear that he is recovering ft'oin his late illness, The news of the 'serious ilhtes''s of Mr, D. E31Eott Peached Dublin on Thursday. He has. had a very seri- ous operation in /Windsor hospital, and at the 'tithe of writing he is im- proving as well as can be expected. The dance held itt Dublin 'Friday night was enjoyed by everyone. Miss Nellie 'O'Rourke, of Stratford, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. Jos. •OlRourke, •Mc'Killop. Miss Marie Krauskopf visited Miss Rose O'Cotutor 'Sunday. A euchre and dance is being held in Dublin Friday bight. Everybody is itwited, Miss Dorothy Melady entertained some friends Stenday night, Miss Kathleen MMMuitigan returned to Detroit an Saturday, t end - t Quite a number From here attend- ed in 'the Separate School, ed the Sauce p Seaforth on Friday night. There is a dance 'being held in 13rodbageu on Thursday night. Good time and everyone welcome, Johnny 'Moro, of 'Seaforth, is visit- ing Mr. Joseph 'Hickey. Miss Annie Ryan, of Seaforth, spent the week -end with Mrs, Rgle. Miss Catherine ' Gormleyspent Sunday with Miss Angela Shea. BLYTH. Miss \lary 'Blake, of Clinton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Healy this week. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Walsh enter- tained their friends to a social even- ing, Friday. airs. C. Rogerson received word that her Mother is very ill in De tam. Suite a few attended the hog grad lug deniuustratiot at the C. P. R.sta- t ,11 :Tuesday morning. Mr, aud Mrs. John Grasby have. moved to the farm formerly occup- ied by Mr. Robert 'Wallace. A large number attended the dance at ,the hone of kir, and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson on friday night. Messrs. N, Speirs and 5. and E. Smith; Messrs, D. Alcock and C. Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs, A. Pierce supplied excellent music and everyone enjoy • ed a good time, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huggins, of Jasper, B.C., are renewing old ac- quaintances and visiting the latter's relatives. Mr. and :Mrs. Clarence Johirstou spent 'Sunday with Mr, and firs, 'John McNichol; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Grasby and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston were .Bluevale visitors at the beginning of the week. Mr. Ton h Nesbit visited his brother, Nesbit, f Auburn. Mr. A. \esbt o , Mr. attd Mrs. J. Johnston of Wal- ton, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnston. Mrs. E. Wallace has 'beet; spending several weeks with Mrs. Frank Bell. blaster Arthur Bewley injured his leg while playing 'football at school on Friday. 'of Mr, N. Forbes was the guest Mr, .and Mrs. N. Nicholson on. 'Stine day. •Quitc a number are attending the courses in .Agriculture, Household 'Science, etc. Mr. Chris Rogerson has taken the contract to supply the wood to 6, S. No. 1. bit. Chas. "Nicholson isassist- inghint, Mr. Nelson Nicholson is complet- ing. the new atatble equipment he in- stalled ie the fall, by adding Ovate*, howls. Mr. Wm. Brydges, 'tax -collector for Morris, is looking pleased these days, for a daughter ` arrived last week ..to. brighten his ham°, • The monthly meeting of the Mc - ,Leap Mission Band was held in the LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCray enter- tained -a few of their friends Friday evening' to a card party. Mr, Griffiths o 'n on t'he •� rkt ,t ' Eths is g new;Collegiate in Clinton. Rev,. Mr, 'Holntes, of Clinton, oc- cupied the pulpits of Burns and Knox Churches 'on Sunday. Mrs., John Scott visited with Strat- ford friends fc r a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ross returned to their.•honto in Vineland on Thurs- day last. Mr. Jas. Dale loaded a ear of cattle from here tee friday last Messrs, M. ;Ross and E. Riley are ;busy pulling down the house which Mr. Ross purchased from Mr. Per- sons. Mr. W. Govie• is drawing 'home the barn that Fre purchased and in- tends in the spring to rebnild it on his premises. Mr, Townsend, kit'. Rapson,. Mr. Stewartan d Mr,Htt.tn g a6t etde d the L. O, Ie. ,district meeting at Bel grave on Tuesday. airs, W. Howatt returned hone Tuesday after visiting ug her friendsnds Wt Staffa and Dublin. 'Miss Bertha Nott is visiting friends in Blyth. Monday Mrs. Geo: Stevens sp ten t y with her father in the .village, ;tor. 'Geo, Longman. VARNA. At the' time of writing we are sorry to report Mr. ;lea Wanless is under the doctor's care. Mr. 'Wanless ' is one Of the old pioneers and we hope to see hint able to Ibe about again. Mr. Charles Johnston' is leaving soon to join his wife and family in 'Mint, Mich, Messrs, Wilfred Chuter and -Ell- wood Epps matte a flying trip to the Border Cities last week, partly on pleasure and partly on business, but have returned believing there is no place like home. Mr, and lits, David.Johnston, of Manitoba, are renewing acquaint auccs in and around our burg. Mr, D. Smith, of the •R, CAL 'band,. London, after spending a feu weeks with his many friends here, has re- turned to his duties. blaster Elliott Chuter, who has been confined to the hquse for some time, is able to be out again. Messrs. R-Iarvey and Lorne Cole- man gave a party to their many friends in the township hall last Tuesday night. We believe rhe beef ring purpose holding their annual party on Friday night. Monday was council day, being the first meeting of the year. All the old officers were appointed for the ensu- ing year. •kir. and Mrs, Horner entertained a number of their friends to a euchre party Tuesday evening. The Anglican Church are preparing e held on or around for a. concert tate t ,• u sda. Valent le 5t y Mr. 1a1. Elliott shipped live stock to Toronto last Saturday. HILLSGREEN Miss Alice Cochrane from Toronto spent the week end 'with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane. • Mr, and Mrs. David Johnston from the West, have 'beers spending the Past week at the home of her sister, Qtr. and Mrs. Webster Turner. The Young People of HEllsgreen in- tend giving their play. "The Old Fashioned Mother," on Friday night if this week,' Jan.'i4th, in St. Andrews Church, Ktppen. ,Mr: Dan Smith of London, who has been spending the past two weeks with ibir. and. Mrs. 'Frank Colentat•, rctitrned home. oUar IT makes no `difference at the .Government Savings Office, whether the deposit comes from newsboy, or noble. CORONTO BRANCHES Every saver receives the same Coe.. Bay. & Adelaide Sts.' polite attention,' irrespective O� 519. Danforth Dundee; Cor. .univarnity & Dundae sr: station ` in life or a m o u n DTHER BRANCHES. AT;, ,deposited. A y tm a r, Brantford, Hamilton, Newmarket, you are cordially invited to Ottawa, Owen Sound, pembro@e, Seaforth, -St. • open an account. It will be 5 Catharinta, ..St. Mary'e, to • serve you, wslirertotr we«tetodr. privilege „- 3. Ni. McMillan, ,•:.pager Saafcrth Branch, ra 9.30 n.m. Loa p.tn. Saturday 9,30 a.m. to 5 g.. -.d 7 p.m. to 9.T'0 p.m, Hou • a , ". , PROVINCE OF . pR, EVERY,PEPQ /T GiUA9� HEAD OFFICE PANGS ICE RAMRJVlW 15 QUEENS PARK focus e 'i eaef basement of . St. A nd rew' s Chu rc, .h i o n village of W int h r op , store, to re , b l ac k 1Surday Jan.' e Mise.Annie Rich,- smith and 'church. If not sold within mond, the president, presided, The onemonth it. will be rented to;a suit - hr. opened witha hymn. Miss1ab.te tenant. For price,terms Mary Denholm read the portionfro.m p.a_ttE, Itt ThNa s."I the 'Bible. Miss Barrett led in GEORGE,Seaforth R.R. r Miss Alberta Richmond was 14o.4. 8e. elected pianist as Miss Jeanette Pop- lestone resigned. o have re - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ye turned front their. honeymoon and taken up residence in Windsor: Mr. Arthur LdBeau,' of Clinton, is with Mr. Jas. Phalen. Mrs. Jack Mustard has returned front 'Winnipeg, where she was call- ed owing to the death of her 'broth- er-in-law. - Miss Jennie Cowan, who ST. COLUMBAN. Miss Emily Downey, of Detroit, 'who- was visiting at the home of her parents, air. and Mrs, M. Downey, "St. Columban, returned to 'Detroit last week, Miss Mary O'Sullivan is visiting with friends in Sarnia and Detroit during the past week• Mr. Joseph Canning, of Toronto, and former well known resident :of McEiliop, spent a few days last week at the hone of Mr, and firs. John Malone, kldKiltop, yir. 'Vincent 'Lane wears the pleas- ant smile of a. new father, The -rea- son of it all is his wife presented hint with a fine baby girl, Mr; Matt. Purcell, of Detroit, is visiting at the home of his • sister, Mr'. and Mrs, Terry Flannery, Mc- Killop. - Report of Hog Shipments. For week ending 'Dec. 331st, 1926. 'Seaforth—Total 43, select bacon 15, thick smooth 25. Select laaeon 16, Walton -Total 55,. thiol: smooth 35, heavies 2, shop 2•" 'Huron County: Total 811, select bacon 249, thick. smooth 467,hea id 30, extra heavies 3, shop hogs lights and feeders 5. • C has been ��.Y^�,..•f.,,..�..-•-- quite ill is improving. • Mr. Ton Maines, who has :been on the sick lint 'for a .couple of days, is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. 'S. Forbes, of Watton, spent a few flaysat the home of their " daughter; Mrs, Jolie Young, Hullett. _ • Mrs. Wm. 'Ferris and two children, of Provost, Alberta, a' arc visiting n g her t brother, Mr: Colin kdDonaI, and sister, Mrs. ilk, Sundercock, for a few months, FARM FOR SALE Choice 100 acre farm with splen- did buildings, all in good repair, be- ing Lot 20, con. 9, in the Township. of McKillop, 6 miles from 'Seaforth and Walton; 9 miles from Dublin. Land is in high state of cultivation,' 28 acres fall plowed, 8 acres fall', wheat, 25 acres newly seeded to al- , aalfa, 13 acres hardwood bash, bale ance pasture. No waste land except small. ditch, There is situated on premises one main barn 444x64,. with new cement. stabling. Water ht front of cattle and 'horses, supplied by windmill and tank. Stabling .for 45 head of cattle and six horses. Straw shed 29x52 'with brick wall and floor- ing for bens and pigs. -Drive shed 30x20, 'two colony brooder houses. 10x10, two storey brick house 36 x 48 including verandah, with furnace, hard and 'soft wafer, slate roof, new- ly-installed ew-ly,installed lighting system. Light- ning rods on house and barn, rttral mail and tele,phote. We miles from LADIES' HAIQDRESSER will be at De1111o� an „„nn � .Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin. son)' Every Tuesday Phone 125 for appointment. Specialist in marceliing massaging, shampooing and haircutting. Iltaatattalletalln INIIMMISIOMMUMIlearatetallara PIANOS RADIOS and ORGANS hone Specials this week in si Octave Organs 1 Bell organs all guaranteed by niyteli to be 0. to $85.00 i No homy or,sohool, should be without magic instruhents for a fraction of their 'value- 5t'e.also specialize in Radios and offer a :gu.a complete for 598.00 Also a new Player Piano and two Reign) less them ,competitors will ask you. A Post clad.addressed to me will get full partictulars• Yours For liusiuess, Dominion, 1 Katn,' K. and froru• $0,00, vhen you can. obtain rante!,d 5 tuba outfit pintids ler 551+.00 to.$200,90 Jonathan E. I4u 3 miles west of Seaforth, Ont., R.11, 2. .