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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-02-10, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS WALTON; Mr. and, Mee. I o Iltts to visited friends emBlyth an Monday, aers, A, Dineen:a end, chileiren spent the eneeli-eint 'with Mr, and Mrs, A. , . • 'Clark. Altistee, 'eV Meant McEitch . has been ee With an attack of ap- pendleitie, ,Mes. Dore Holtnee has been on the sick it for the past: two, eveeks, but she eestuned her duties es teacher on Monday of, thie week. ' , Autos, are quite plentiful these daYs. The, roads are. ia good ,concli- time if ,thieee is eoe tdo Mitch ice, Me. Charles , Boyd,. 'Of:Walton, at- tended' the 'Stratierd eorthal At-home on,Friday, , Keep in inin d the dance in the Wdeemen's• hall ,00 -Monday ' night, Feb, 146,- :Redmond's orchestra in tteeclence. • Mabel and Edyth 'Bateman of Sea - forth spent the week -end at R. H.oy's, Mrs. Win. Farmeherson spent the week -end at eeaforth. Mrs. • W. liecEtechern and ,Gerald spent the week -end at Cranbrook, Mrs. E. Fawcett and son, of 'Lon- don, are visiting with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .13alfour, 00 Tuesday, Feb. lst a fine baby boy arrived at the home of Thomas and Mrs. Williamson, who live on the boundary east, of Walton. Congratu- lations, Death of Mrs. Robt. Holland. -An . old resident df thie part of the county passed away on Thursday, Janeary 27, in the pereon Of Mary Ann Snell, wife of Mr. Robert Holland, aged 76 years and 6 months, after an illness of about two years with pernicious anaemia, during which time she was tenderly nursed at the home of her. ntaughter, Mrs. Edgerton Roe. She was born in Hullett township, daugh- ter of the lete James Snell, After hei• marriage to Mr. 'Holland they farmed for many years oa the Huron road near Clinton. eir, Holland is now living with -his son, Theo., in Meleillop. Besides her • bereaved hueband she is survived by three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Edger- ton 'Roe, MeKillop; Mrs. J.. Peoples, Yorkton, Sask., Mrs.. Giles, -of Ed - Manton; Theo. Holland, Mein -Blom and Moody Holland, 16th concession Grey. .Also four brothers and two sisters, John Snell, Winnipeg; Benj. Snell, Sask.; Roland Snell, allititish Columbia, James of the West; Mrs. Henry 'Squires,. Exeter, and Mrs. W. B, Cook, Yorktone Sask. The funeral seas held on February 1st, Rev. Mr. Lewin, of !Brussels, conducting the ceremony. The pallbearers were -genre. William Stewart James Mose, James Simpson, john Bulger, Thos. .Bolger artd Duncan Johnston. Tatermenl was made in. Brussels cetnetery. Among those from a dsi- tance who attended the funeral were Mrs. Peoples, of; Yorkton, Sask., and Messrs, Herb. 'and Geo. Jenkins, tClieton. (Intended for last Week.) The Guild of St. Georges • church held the February. ineetiug at the home di Mrs, Saltier. Mr, and Mrs. jeeeblinston visited friends at Selgrale on Saturday. Mrs, Burly, Heidelberg, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. Sellers. Mrs. R. Marks visited 'friend, itt Morris over the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Fergusou and children returned to Toronto on Sat- urday. The dance in the IT. F, Q. hall was uot very well pateonized last Friday night. Mrs. j. Hislop is not as well as usual. -Mrs. Berry is caring ;for her at the present time. in a•plae,this month ie St. 'Colette - ben Their meetirig on Friday night was enjoyed by al an h they will keep up teeir good reputa.tion as in the pastt. Everybody, in the vicinity sympa- thizes with Mr. Augnst Duchartne itr his severe loss and many are helping, HIBBERT. _ Report of S. S. No. 6, Hibbert, foe the ,inonth of January. Asterisk% 'mark tho'se whe miseed °tie or more exatairtation. Sr. I.V.-Harold Gerdiner, Rena MeLaren, Gladys Kay, Vera Allen, Marjorie Kleinfeldit, Carl (Walker, Leonard Houghton, , Jr. IV. -John Houghton, Jaime Austin. Sr. HI -Margaret Allen, John Me- Dongall, Lindsay Gardiner, Arthur Dineen*, jr. HI. -.Bessie Austin, Harold Austin, Beryl Norris*, Dorothy' Mc- Laren, Anthony Allen, Albert Date nin*, Alvin Crawford*. Sr. Ie-Wilired Scott, Hazel Norris, Marion Scott, Ross Houghton, Philip Bonaette, Lloyd Crawford, Frank Scott, Allen Austin, Primer -Eldon Allen 'Beth Gard- iner, Lorne Kay, Fred Selves, Harry Dinnin. • Teacher, Grace MacLean, BLYTH. An ihteresting wedding took plac at the (Cathedral of Joliette, Joliette, Que., on Tuesday, Feb., lst, when Miss Anne Marie Prevost, daughter of Emile 'Prevost and Mrs. Prevost, of Joliette, Que. beeame the bride of Daniel V. 'McCaughey, -son of a Mr. and Mrs, W. F. McCeughey, of Lon- don. The bride wore a French model gown in crepe eif apricot color cover- ed with old rose and orchid sequins and gold beads. The Misses Lorette McCaughey. and 'Gabrielle Prevost were the bridesmaids. Frank A. Me- Caughey, of Windsor, and Guy Gui- baul, di Joliette, were the bride- groones assistants. The ceremony was 'performed by Rev. Father Hec- tor Leprohon, C. S. V„ uncle of the bride. After the -wedding, -Mrs. Emile Prevost received at her 'honie. 'Im- mediately. after the reception Mr. and Mrs. McCaughey left for a trip to New York. Messrs. John Nesbit, John Mc- Nichol, john Brown, John Yeo and Albert Kelly attended the Nesbit Ha- milton sale in ,Brussele on Saturday. The Blyth TJ, F. 0. received a car load of 'corn on Saturday. It Van- ished like hot oakes. There is some intention of bringing in a second load. Mr. Jas. Kelly is unproved. Friends are glad to see him able to sit up. Mr. Harvey 'Brown is holding alt. auction sale of stock and equipment on his farm on the ninth line of Mor- ris, on Tuesday, Feb. (15th. Thelfarm will be offered at the sale. Mr. Walter Messer is holding an auction sale Of farm stock and im- plements on the 4th thee, Morris, ebout mile east of Belgrave, on Feb. 18th. Mr. Messer is giving up fann- ing as he has a positioa on the C. N. R. • Mr. Wm. Skelton has been metaled to the house the past week. , A horse belonging to Mr. Raytteoted McConnell, of Bullet, droPped dead hi front of a residence in Blyth ore Friday. The driver had borroWece the horse for the efternoon. Most of the Myth stores will, close Mon., Wed., and Fri., at 6 o'elocle, beginning Fele 1st. The wind on Thuriday night blew away many shingles. Part of Mr. Michael Kelly's barn roof was torn away. Mr, J. leicNichol visited his brother, Jas. eiceelichol, of Leadbury, last *eek. The County Chapter of the Royal Black Knights of Ireland met in Winglearn Orange hall on Friday ev- ening, Feb. 4th, for the annual meet- ing and etectiors of of liters. The re- sult of the election was as- eollawsd, P. County Master Sir Knight R. H. Mew, Goderich; County Master, Sir LONDES130RO, Perdde of (Itelgrave is vlsiting friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith spent Mon- day in Blyth. Mer, Peter Brown returned from Goderich on Monday. Mr, Fred Johnston spent the week end at his ,home here. We are glad to see Mrs. Rolet. Mc - Cray able to be out again alter being under the doctor's care. Don't forget the monstrous chicken Pie supper to be 'held in Community hall, Monday, Feb. 14th. At the end of the supper the young people are putting on a play entitled, "Miss Molly". Everyone come and bring etour friends. We are sorry to hear of Mr, Adams being so ill. He was ,stricken with paralysis on Sunda.y last and at time of writing is very low. • Rt. War. Bro. J. je Hunter, of Ken- carditte, D, G. ',teeter of Ontario West. He' also gave an inspiring ade dress on the work of the order. It was passed enatiimoesly that the twelfth of July celebration this year ;lee cele- ,breted in -131etle, • , Mrs. el. 11. Kelly speut the week- end visiting Mr, and Mrs. Jos, Feeney, Mrs:James Market= has returned to ber home hi !mean after speeding a week with friends here. Mrs. Bird, of Brussels, is visiting Mrs. Wm, (Ctineingliam this week. The Mission Band of Queen street United Church gave a concert on Fri- day evening in the 'basement of the clittech. The program consisted of choruees, small boys' band, older boys' orchestra, piano solo by Paul- ine Robinson; ,recitation, "The Mis- zionary Hen," by Eddie Taylor. Dr. Bentley presented seine fine lantern slides regarding the National Animals and theeEskimos. Miss Katie Jacklin •spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wan, Cunningham. ,Mts. Alex. McColl celebrated her ninetieth 'birthday on Tuesday, Feb, VARNA. The iweeml Of the late James Wan- less was ,held on Saturday from the United -Church, and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Durant. 'The remains were laid to rest in 113aird's cemetery. ;Among those from a distance atten ing funeral was Mr. Thomas Vitaaless of Milvertoe, brother to the deceased. Miss Logan has returned alter spending a week with friends in Clin- ton, Mr. M. Elliott shipped a car load oe live stock to Toronto Saturdiy. Mr. Jos. Hood, our worthy asses- sor, is on his usual rounds these days. Miss Mossop has returned after spending a week vvith her sister, Mrs. James Stephenson, Gozhen line. Mr. Frank Weekes spent the week end. with his mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs, McAsh, London, Or, and Mrs. Lloyd Moffatt motor- ed from London on Saturday' to at- tend the fueeral of the late James Waniess, Mrs. Wanless, who has been spend- ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Turnbull, of Seaforeh, returned to our village to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late :limes Wan- less. The farmers are very busy these days hauling saw logs to Mr. Rich- ardsores portable mill on Mr. Elmer Webster's faten. ,We understand Mr, Richardson intends making cedar ehingles in the near future. Messrs. Wet, and Mel. Webster are visiting friends and acquaintances in and around Lucknow. The Anglican 'church intends Pet- ting on a concert Tuesday night, Feb- ruary 22nd. Further mention and details will -be given next week. Mrs, �. L. Jordan end -daughter have returned to Chetharn efier, a, pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Jedge. Miss Annie Tudge, whceeender weot an operation tee 'appendicitis in St. Joseph's hoepital last week, is pro- gressing favorably. e At the nomination for Police Trus- tees, which took place on Jan. 26th, Mr. Ale:a Darling, Mr, Wm, O'- Rourke and Mr. John 'Bruner were nomineted. The latter gentlemen re- signed and Mi. Darling was elected by acclamation, Miss_ Florence McQuaid visited Miss Annie Molyneaux on Sunday. Word has been received here of the death of a one time resident of Hibbert in the person of Mr, earries Bergin, who died at the home of Mr. Jaques Sweeney, of San Francisco, where Ile was makinta visit. Deceas- ed had been suffering for years with Bright's disease. He had many friends and was well known in this vicinity and his death cast a gloom over all. His remains arrived on Wednesday and the funeral was held from St. Colurnban church to the St. Colurn- • ban cemetety, ST, COLUMBAN. • 'elte following le the school report fur eanuary of S. S. No. 3, St. Cole turchan. Caner 75 per cent,, first class honors; 66-74 p.c., Second Class hors; 60-65 p.c., third class honors; e11-60 p.c., credit Form IL-Zoologyt Evelyn Mel- ady lst, Viola Feeney 3rd, John Mor- ris 3rd, Angela Burke; credit. ,Gramm,ar; Viola Feetley 1St. Eve- lyn Melady 1st, John Morris 2nd, Angela Burke credit. leen Evelyn Melady ist, Viola reeeeney 2nti, Angela 'Burke 3rd John -.Morris 3r5. (Form I -Geography: Joe Williams 1st, Frank Williams 1st, Clareace Ma- lone 1st, Agnes 'McGrath 2nd, Camilla Coyne 3rd. Zoology; Joe Williams lst, Agues McGrath 2nd, Clarence eialote 2ncl, Frank Winking credit, Camilla Coyne credit. 'Grammar; Joe Williams 1st, .Frank Williams 1st, Agnes McGrath 1st, Clarence Malone est, Camels Coyne 3rd, Art: Agnes McGrath 1st, Clareece IvIalone 2ad, Joe Williams 3rd, Terank Williams 3rd, Camilla Coyne 355. Sr. TV,-ejohn Miles, Thomas Mc- Quaid, Charles Miles, Norman Miles, Atbert Cronin, Leo 'O'Sullivan, 'Alice Flatmery. Made total but 'failed in arithmetic, Leo O'Sulliv,an; grammar, Alice Flannery; history, Albert Croein. Absent because of sickness, Dennis Feeney, Nora McQuaid, Wee-Maey Delaney, ;Bridget Delatiey, Rose Melady, John Mc- Quaid, Jolla Holland, Norman Mc- Quaid, Kate Flannery. Failures in arithmetic, John Hellas -id and Kate Flannery; spelling, Norman 'Mc- Quaid. Absent owing to illness, John Flannery and Edward Melady. Sr. M. -4(0e Holland, Mary Hart, John Hart, Alphonse Cronin, Hannah Cronin, James OeSutliven. ' Jr. 141.-W:try IVEcQuaid, Loretta Holland, Agnes Delatiey, Edward Hart, Florence O'Sullivan, Mary Miles. Sr. 11.-Iviary O'Sellivan, Fergus Melady, Edward O'Sullivan. Jr Merphy. Sr. T. -Tom Melady, Jack Cronin, Albeit Hart. Primei•-Trene McQuaid, Margaret lieurphy, Lillian .Tella O'Sulli- van, Benedict felolland, jc,seph O'- Reilly, Mary Hart, Jack Roach, Isa- bel Roach, Edward Roach, Literary Society Play. -The offi- cers of the Literery Society are steg- STANLEY. Report of S. S. No. 13, Stanley, for the month -of January, V. -Mervyn Keys 65 per cent. Sr. IV,-.113eth efueclock 67. Willie Murdock, 54. Sr. Ma -Audrey Murdock 67, 'Glen Dovrson 64. fel.--*Harvey Keys. Sr. Hee-George Dowson 70. Jr, IL -Allan Keys 64, ellazei Flunking. 'Sc. L -john Key e 74 Sr. printer._-Bohey Peck, Charlie 'flunking. Jr. Prineer-Jtautie Flunking. Thoee marked with ate asterisk nere absent for examiaations. The. iolloWing had perfect attendance for the month. Mervyn Keys, Allan S. S. Hogg, Teacher. son; Dr. J. . IIIoneton; Dr. W, Dalrymple and Mrs. Dalrymple, Die W. L. McCutcheon aud Mr. McCutcheon; Dr. C. E. Ma - 1 e end Mrs. Miloney; Dr, R. J. B. • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1927. st n and Mrs. perity tend 'happiness, The Inunigra,, Ontario ,11)epartnient of glee I u doing its utmost, through its agents in the old land, to fill the require- , . Startburye Mr, and Mrs. W. • ments for farm help, y ear thc Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 'Knox, Mr. and ,Department has an increased number Mrs. E. C. Beacom, Mr. and Mrs. H. Of applications 'from married men in (Mdelately; Mr, and ,Mrs. (Catereenl (Britain to be placed with -Ontario 11 'd leetse ' • M ;of these men have tion and Colonization Ileranch of the Myth Choral 'Society will present their cantata, "Jciseph'e Bondage," in the Memorial Hall on • Feb, 25th. Admission will be 50e and 25c. , The /Myth continuation school is giving a -concert on Mar Ilth in Mem- . . oriel Hall. Adieissiote will be 35e and. 15 'cents, - Mr. Jas. Davis will take on the duties of mail courier on Route two, Blythe on March lst. Mr. Maclean is retiring, having purchased' a store. Mrs. Thos. Laidlaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw in Auburn on Fri - den. •, • Mr. Ernest- Sairderion hes pur- chased a radio.' Mr. John Foster spent, the week- end at the hometof Mr. John Sand- erson. . The rentairts cif the late Mrs, Car- ter, of Lucknow, were (brought to • Blyth on Tuesday, interment taking place 'from C. N. R, station to Union cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. A. e Currell; Mr. and Mrs, A. P. Mc- Guire; Mr. and Mrs,, Wm.. Downs; Mr. J, II, Langton and airs. E. Lang- ton; Mr. and Mrs. W, 'I'. Jones and Miss liolinan; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Newell and Miss Newell; Mr. and Mrs. W. Graydon, Mr, and Mrs. H. White; Mr. ,and Mrs. W. J. Tamblyn; Mr. and Mrs, 15. D Stanley; Mr and Mrs. Wm. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hand (Weston), Miss M. Je Walker ,e'Weston), Mr. and Mrs. R. F. +Houghton, Mr. anel Res. Athol McQuarrie; Mr. and Mrs. C. leee, Doty, Mr. and Mrs, D. G. McLean; Ms. and Mrs. Breee Anderson; Mr,. and Mrs. Ogle Cooper and Miss Cooper; Mr. and Mrs, A, E. 'Calvert; Mr( and Mrs, Simmons; Mr. and MIS. A. First; Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Dyke; Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Welch; Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Knight; Me. and 'vers. W, 'riffiehe; Mr. anal Meet families -while others have no clul- dren. Sufely a edace can be 'feenci for some of these. people right here on the ;fertile of Huron county. Send in -alt application early and your chanees of receiving suitable help are °onside enably enhanced. See or write your Agricultural 'Representative and he will be glad to file an application for Makes Breaehing Easy. The con- striction of the air passages and the struggle for breath, too latniliar evi- dence of asthmatic trouble, cannot daunt Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma 'Remedy. This is the fat -anus remedy which is known fair and Wide for its complete effectiveness even wider very severe 'conditions. It is no un- tried, experimental preparation, but one with many years oe strong ser- vice behind it, Buy it from your nearest dealer. NOTES OF THE TORONTO AT HOME Holloway's Corn Remover takes 'the cortnput by the roots, Try it and prove it, STAFFA, Mr. and Mrs. jos.. Wore= visited with relatives in Centralia last week. We are pleased to report that Mr. Athert Norris is doing. es well as can be expected. Preparatory services will be hette itt tbe church on Friday evening'. The Young 'Peoples meetiag will he held Sunday night with Mr. Sam Norris in charge. The W. AL S. met at the Parson- age on Tuesday ,afternoon. Plans were. -made to held a sale of home- made cooking and aprons in the club rooms on Friday aeterimote, Feb. tath, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Colgeihouta who are in Toronto sttending Parlia- meat, spent the week -end at borne. HILLSOREEN. Kt, .R. McMurray, Varna; Deputy Master, -Jose R. efamiltont Walton; Cheelain. Ce Peigrem, Varna; Regis- trar, M. Harden. Clinton; Tree -S- orer, j. Fe, •Ratlievelf, Verner Marshall, A. Deeves, Clinton; Tst Leet,.N. Mill- er, Clintonr 2rtte Lect., re If eL.eoci, Gotterich- Ise Censor, je Guest, (Wing - ham; 214 Censor, E. L. Epps, Varna; let J, 1. Rapa(111 Clinton; 2nd SR., A. McNevin, Gactereelre Pursui- vent,. P. lieclefilehaet, Clinton, and J. Fergneon,-COMM,. 5'. Verna; 21id Cennem, T. Stewart, Waltham; 31•te cormat, J. Vir. Dodd, Winghame 44t coname Id. Schoen - hale, Clinton; Seh commt, T. Drennan, Goclerieln 6te, conune. R. Hoy, Wale boon 711i COttillt., e. Wallaee, Blyth P.C.M. J. eete Dodds presided during the election and, installetioe of of- ficers. It was decided thee Huron County Bleck Kneglits weed cele- brate in Laudon on: the twelfth of August. Rev. .Dre S'aittby, i eeteeen street teethed Church, gave a lantern lecture on Friday- evening under the auspices' of Andel -sea Miasioe ;Band on the Eskimo end the Wild Life of 'Canada. There was a good attendance. Oe 'Wednesday eveteing lest week the Sunset 'Male Quartette of London' 'gave it concert in eViernoeial Hall tin- der the atispiees of the Horticultural Society, Miss 'Hattie Dexter, evho was quite ill-, is somewhat, improved, After the regular meeting of the, Wornen'S Institute on -Thursday afe. tereoon the girls' of the Short course. gave a demonstration df their work( Is Gtarlys Fawcett, president of'. the Girls' Club, presided. Miss Armin Richmond demonstrated sewing, Missies Grace Shortreed and Louie Herrington cooking, Miss -McLeod of Auburn, home nursing. The nailtin- cry course, will begin in July. 'A carnival wile be held on Tettellieg's rink on Wednesday evening, Feb. Mr. Andrew Coleman, of Seaforth., is spending -a few days whit bis cou- sins, Anson and Lorne •Colemate Mr. David Anderson has (been teed tip the past three weeks with a sore ankle. His ineny friends hope to ste him around again soon. BRUSSELS. • airs, Wm. Baker is leaving this week doe Guelph to visit lier slater, Mr's. Lew' Herman. Miss Peerf Baker rettirted this week to 'Buelness College ire TorontO, She was called hotte owing to ilirtees of her mother', - There passed aveay,a1 her etonieon 2nd line of Mortis, Mrs, Jas. Mdfe fate 'following an illness of More than a year. The peiyate,funeral was' held on Monday, Mits. Moffatt, velib, was about 50 years of age, was -forme erly Mary Venn Meleittie. Her husa band survives,, along, with .one sister, Mrs. Walter Davidsme Morris, and one brother, Mr, Wiltbn McVittie, Windsor. . , , Mr. ;Gordoti McDonete,,22 years of age, snn of Mr. and M. Geo. Mc- Donald, of Grey toWnship, near Molesworth, Was foetid' dead on the stable floor on Saturday. .131 is thought that, • though -he was fond near et •Iteirse, he 'fell down the' ateirn His neck waa ;broken and no eteces of an MIMI, from a kick from is horse coald he found Mrs, James jarrott has beat con- fined to her room with a severe cone hue glad to hear she is improviag. Mrs. David Anderson spent the week -end visiting friends in Exeter.' The women al the W. M. S. held their monthly (meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm. 'Jarrett an Wednesday of this week. Mrs, ;Henry Coleman spent the past week visiting her parents in Clinton, Mr. wed Mrs. Sohn McKinley. 'Smolt blood will tell," NOleerith- standing the severity of the weather, 15 below zero, *ver 600 ,Huroniese braved the storni and were on the job, Mr. and Mrs, a I. Morrish were in 'London and were unable to be present. Whoever thottght thet Dr. Hoag could "hoe it deem" as he did in the old time dance. There were nine doctors present, end not one person. 'sick, "This.association must be a temper- ance organization," °heaved a prom- inent business man- of teed -city, "I have not encountered thee stnell o'f liquor.tonight," said he. . B, Stowe had chnersee of the Card Committee, and so excellent - were the arrangetnents, that' every- thing was like clockwork., Mrs, Stowe is to be congratulated Mr her good management. Mr. Beet MeCreatit was chafentran of the progiranune committe, aiidihic ran' :off the several 'events with Ids usual despatch. , e,A, E. 'Forbes, the heavy weieelit ifitter Senferth, was a proud man tier, law ttee evening, and particulantee; %viten his friend, Torneltandsniof Sea-; forele won the ;first prize in the "Olaf Fidelleeee Contest?' Secrettery Comfy 'had a smile mit as big'as the side oe a house, "Noth- ing aucteeds hikts success," said he. "Had veoefavonaliee. -weather we would have hind, ON' people present." Hon. leesident Je A. MeLaren was in his -glen`Y. Fee• just walked around the dining room like a ten year old. Mr. J. Harry Lengton captured the balloon .contaimengethe dollar in the balloon ,daeree, and if. Harvey Hand of Weston; captured -the, monkey. -The proceedliegsacibsed at I a.m., but the crowd would Ulu littger longer. Tohn Wen makes is whirlwind pr%sident. He le tr live, wire and ne'ver qui ts' ttirtil lieb• is completed. Mrs. R. C.' Kelm convener .of the Blaclelocke Me. end Mrs, G. W. Pat- terson; Mr. and Mrs. L. Pringlee Mr, and Mrs, W. N, Babb neMr. and Mrs, H. J Attwood and Miss .Att- wond; Mr and ,Mrs. C. P. Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kay;. Mr. and Mrs. J, Saul; 'Me. and Mrs, e. W. Tufford, Mr. and , Mrs. J. W. Mor- rison; Mr. and Mrs. IW. j, Kerr; -Mr, and Mrs. J. N. ,Abrams, -Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Montague (Niagara 'Falls), Mrs. E. C. McIntosh and Miss Mc- Intosh; Mrs. J. S, Timmins, Mrs. L. Musgrove, Mrs. G. H. Armstrong, Mrs, C. A. -Robertson, Mrs. Isaac ;Brown, Mrs, W, (Brown, ' Mrs, Me Latnoat end Miss McCamenon, Mrs. Pearl Hessey, Mrs, M. A. -Smith, Mrs. 13. Luker,Mrs. E. Elliott, Mrs. W, E. Hanna, Miss G. Thompson, MH iss Olive arland, Miss Ea Mc- Cellum, Miss TaeIleleatid, Mies E, Freemen, -Miss Annie Hamilton, Miss E. Ulamieton, Mies D.illaltare, Miss - P. Fry. Miss T. Gray, Mise L. Currie, Miss B. M. Mallough, • Miss Jessie Walker, Miss Emily 'Bennett, e Miss E. Watts, Miss .Olive Robertson, Mr. Russel Brown, Mr. R. A. 'Stewart, Mr. B. V. Windrum, Mr: Geo. Salter, Mr. 'Bea:dley, 'Geo.'Robinson Mr. W. K. S Tinning and meny others - Order Alfalfa Seed Early. Alfalfa ote every .fietell Alfalfa:the universel hay omit These are slo- gans that aee becomitig more and more generafeach year. The pre- sence of alfalfa' on every faem in Hu- ron county is ti highly 'desirable eon - clition. course, there may still, re- main a Sew whte take a. viewpoint op- posite to that, Neverthelees , if a large crop of. highly nutritional leg- uminous hay ie Wanted, and surely it I must be in is great' live stock county, /ken why not morend it. Each spring' finds- more eseee stequired to fill the t incrensed demands of the growers, old 'and new., There is plenty of high Taney, hardy alfalfiet seed in Ontseuels !but viewers are well advised to or- t (der their supplies eaely. Our neigh - ;boys re, the south are 'buying carloads , me 'Ontario Variegatee, seed because: itfiey know it is snitable' to their needs. (Tlierefere; get in ahead, di 'them and %wield embarrassment and higher velem, Teter on. A Household Medicine. -They that are acquainted with the stetting pro- perties of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric 011 in the treatment- of many ailments would not be without it in the house. et e It is truly' a ;household medicine and as it is_ effective in dealing with many _ ordinary complaints 11 is an inexpen- sive medicine. So, keep it at hand, as the cael for it mae come most in - expectedly' , puBLIN. Mere,. Janes, of Seafortle in nursing Mre. Beicklen, of DUblin, nrlib. L9 seek with the. flu. Mite. 5.. Fraser has returned' to her home el, Seaforth after nutaing Mrs. James' Mialoney for the pest two weeks. Mese-re. Charles Kistiter aredejoseph Kenny: Have the contract a - cutting wood fee Vers.. Frank ;Feeneere. Miss Mary Kenny spent teem week' areweeseaereel.61'16.8"11.1".. issisecaasmememeelemiarsreasseiteteemeilles eed itt, Sera/ford. ;Refreshment Conumetee, es entitled to Misses- Mary and Helen Deleneee .special tredif' fete the Merle* setts- epent Situttay at their llazie'• UV:. , factory manner in wheal her commit - John Delaney's., ' tee catered to the "hungey anultitude" Mrs: Flank Kenny is visit -Ino' her land everything was earned' out with - sister, Nis. Lotegeway, in (Glair/lit 'out the least hitch. -Mies Helen (Dantzer, spent Salt"- Mr. A. C: M'acVlear d'otrated a Connor.: .the Refreshment Cammittee, ;but on CY" large tooked'hain; aiitatly sliced, to tette with, lier filmed, Miss Itehry wit hi' di pressure of business, was jaWmees erer.ce• 1.1s4t-re:sr.,tois oleneetrhe tall& hAi.erest:. Miss Aimee eleentters returned' hoer unable to be present at enneentisento tion 'of the same. I-ee was ably rep- Detroit- last week, after spendihg ai ((resented in lee absence, by Mr. G. H. Farm Loan Wanted $3500.00 on First Mortgage 5i P. 0, TraprovedlrarIll PropertyFQIf'' ne orma,tion assessed value, insuranee etc. A. D. SUTDERLAND . 'General Insurance Heal. Estate, -Etc. SBAFORTH, Phone 152. iseveilivemiereet pleasant- vacation with her sisters, Mr. Wm. Keeler lost a vainatee. cow last week. leiany fi•om aeoend here attended the hmeral of the tete Jairees Bergen 041 Thursday last. We- are- pleased. to know that Mess Annie. _Petite, has rettiened home from Lontitee eller her recent aperatenet Men and Mrs. Wm. O'Rourke spent. Shaday evening witeeMrs„'Weet. Joni:fan,. ,Mie nnd Mrs. .1.-)a,11. Costello, spent Sunday evening' evith Mrs. Wm, Feeney. Mr. James Feeney event Suntiay with Mrs. Wm. Teenene Mr. Leo Feeney spenteStenclay -teeth iMir, arta Mrs. Jos. Donnelly.. Mrs. Kate Gallag,her returned linerne on Sunday, deter- spending a few clays with her sister, Mrs. Jas. i The worms that infest children 'from their birth are of two kinds, those that find 'lodgement in the stomach and ',those that are found in the 'intestines. The lattee are the mose destructive, as they cling to the vralls of the entestines and 11 not in- teefered with week havoc there. Mill- er's Worm Posvders .dislodge both kinds and while expelling thern eeorn Site system serve to repair the damage they have. oatesecl, 9th, The County Loyal Orange Lodge of +North Ituron met in Wingliarn in annual meeting, The election of of- ficers resulted as follows: County Master, W. 13ro. A, G. Smith, Wing - ham; Deputy Master, W. Bro, C. R. Coultes, Belgravet County Chaplain, A er, wateen, Bluevale; rec. sec,, j. V. Haines, Wing:herrn fie sec., A. Patterson, Betgrave; treas.,. Chas. Stewart, Blyth; marshal, J. E. Tanian, Blyth; lst leet., jaA. Johnston, Dun- gannon; 2nd lect., C. R. Copeland, Wingliam, The election and Instal- eition of officeve wes eeudeetee by The many friends of Mr. Pat Feen- ey, Sr., are sorry to, hear of his ill- ness, Miss .Rose O'Connor entertained a few friends Suedee• evening. The euchre anddance held Friday evening was largely attended. The prizes were won. by Miss Vera 'Feen- ey, of the villege, and Mr. Fergus Kelly, of Mcdeillop. The dance at- terwards was eneoyed by all. The Holy Name Society held their concert, "The Mist of the Earth," 'Tuesday night. tt -was etijoyed by everyone. We are pleased, ,.to see RevV. Father 0Droski able to resume his duties again, , (Too late for last week.) lefesaj. Burns, 'cif Logan, is nisi -ting at the home of her parents, Me. and Mrs. .1'. Stapleton, A- number c,f cete hockey enthusi- asts attended the ceeme played between Stnatford and Windspr at Stratford on Friday evoiinge. Hand, of Gunns Ltd. Mr. G. C. Vanstone elece donated a ham to 'the illelfiesietnent Committee and no peesonewentaway hungry. ' Mrs, C. W: Doty- acted as pianist° for the eveniteg atecie her pevfortnances were highly appreciered. Sir W. let Otter- sent leis regrets and enclosed' his subscrintioe for the evening's entertaerineett, Mr. W. H. IStewert; formerly a eeeeher ite Huron; and nonr Supe of the 'Ohildeen's Alit Society fpr the county of -Asatotn, sent Me regrets and good wishes. itienoteg.those present were the fol. lowinge Mr. wed ,Mrsi John Moon; Mr. and Mrs. Js. A. Meterene Mr. and Mrs. B. 1/..-MeCreath; Mr. and Mrs. 'E. Floody, and Miss ;Moody; Me. and' Mrs.. -Pe C. King end Miss King; Mr. arid- Mrs„.A.E. 'Forbes and Miss Forbe,s; bIr. ated-Mes. Reba Heloses ea& the -Misses Holmes;-' Mr. and Mes, Leek Keened), aad Mies Ken' nedye Mr. And Mreell. :Sepwe; Mr, aed Mrs. N. aleiCobbledick and Miss Cobbledick; Mr. and -Mrs. Dt. D. Witson; air. G. A. Ne,wton, and' the Ittieses Newton; Mr, and Mts. G C. Vanstorie; Mr. and Mrs., H. Mqrtin land Miss Martin; Mi. and MOS, g. L. SU/It; Mr. (R. S. Sheppard and Mies R. Sheppard; Mr. John •Robertson; Mr. and Mrs, e), Thompson and Miss Thompson; Mr. ,and Mes. D. M. Johnston; Mr. mid Mrs. W. At. Buch- anan; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Buchanan; Mr. and -Mrs, J. Stodgiel; Miss Lillie Patterson; Mies • Fannie 'Patersoo; Miss L. AT, Flynn; Miss Anna Flynn; Mise Edith Morrish; Miss Mary Mor- eish; Mies Sadie Walker; Miss 'Jessie Anderson; Dr. mai 'Mrs. McAllister (Georgetown); Dr. and Mrs, B. A. Campbelleareand Mrs. W. Hoag: nr. Clw-Iciort ell& Mrs, Clere- Farm Labor Supply. ' Iltie 6.'rtre Jabor situation in the cieutety anythieg but a happy one. many farmers are finding it dm- peesilite ter do the thousand and one ' job's - monad( the farm without suitable ' tele, Something has to be 'neglected. It may the Cure, thesliee stock, the•hointe or politics. In any event, it t is a sereetis drawback .to raral pros- I HAIRDR ER soottemo......toolottooltati000moot „t. - will -Dennison Si: Pillow Barber Shop (Successors to W. WV goltinl. son) Every Tuesdity Phone 125 for appointnient: SOecialist in marcelling massaghTE7slioiniind Tar,cutting, Ir the Holi T first,, *looked like. a hopeless task to saye...enougill 1-1, money to visit tlie old land. But as timewmtl• gni the few dolIal:s deposited systematically in the gOReggpleptt Sayings Office grew andgrew — and so,op, thespzweg.3 eMiloclungeyh. deposited here is secured by th tft,tft11.17MalkthoE the Provigee, and may be withdrawnl withonk titzifts. A dollar will do to start, TORONTO ARANCNES: Co,. Bay & Adelaide: SO.. 545. Atanfot.1), 1.1111varaity 14,15 Duralas St. OTHSR BRAINC1-1E'S AT: Ao4mer4 So:WAWA, Tiamitton. Noma:kat, Ottawa, OWQ11 Sauna, Vettbroka, Seafatttt, St. Cathiattnatt. St. Mary's, Walaartua, Woad:tack. Sea'forth Branch, K. *Millar., 31 eleger I-lt,snt 9.30 e.t.a. to 5 pan. 5a4gx 8.3f1 5:54., "..:t; P.mt. 9.38 p31` PROVINCE OF EVERY,REPO$10: ME?No OFFIg. F.19,,a0 Ara 0,...FFIC.E tA/110,0*YOF 0,00.MRK,