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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-03-03, Page 4• Come Early and Save Further Deductions`' tin Everything Men's 25c Baps en's Sills Knit Q. 1 a Scarfs reg. 2.50 Men's Underwear Winter, Spring, Summer Price c .. t in hall Horse X2.75 q24tie;.»b ir I4B BIG ItL, HE 'CROWD: D40RS 'VER' CLOSED EVERY' 15. MINUTES - Hundreds of Articles • Wththesuccessful Sale held Huron County and perhaps elsewhere • The store was crowded Not Advertised On, i ous a doubt this'was most successuae ever an uron ,nun rices over and, ' i cti all all day at the opening; and Sale if it weren't for the snow storm on Saturday, we would have had the same large crowd . However we are going to cut prices to rock bottom this time, and we expect a larger crowd than ever. Look the p see for yourself if you can afford to stay away. - HUNDREDS F SATISFIED CUSToMERS DAILY REMNANTS of YHard Goods Ladies' Silk Knit ART at aIff -?rice ' Vests Reg X9.50 LADIES . 35cSILK'SToGKNI iC iS Mothers LookI Boys' Bloomers ............. 89c Boys' & Girls' Stockings 19c. `Men's '75c Drgss Shirts A. Further Reduction You know how low our (rices were , m oM E RS ALL SHADES but now they are reduced again Req. $L75 • ii:jrupc Pi LADIES' COATS Get Yourself $9•95 $4•95 New Winter rercoat Just 25 at this price. Get yours early, Boys' •Elouses • ,, , - - „ •., &9c Further Reduetiotl MEN Boys' Gaps. • • • .25e' Men's Suits 8®5 a goys' &irIs" 1 ral erers 19C i Gir s" i iglilttgo'arus,.,,..,, - Boys' and Girls' Sweaters EIF at Prices;cut in two BROS. Seaforth, GREAT SELLING' OUT SALE Buy Now For Spring g. WALTON. days this week visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mrs. John Kerr, near Seaforth, Motion of Condolence.—"To Mrs. Bert. Currie, of: 'IA/Ingham, -FergusonF' and Family, 'Walton, Ont.ot —. e' .the officers and spent the week -end at the home hn Friends, '4V , r her Barents , 'lir. and M d Mrs. Jo Crozier. Mrs. Currie came over to attend the funeral. of her grand- mother Mrs, Driscoll, which took place on Saturday. Miss Edna Crozier had the anis- fortune to fall on the ice, injuring her knee, We hope she will soon be all right again. NLoGavfn andMr. and Mrs. J. J. Gordon attended the oystersupper on Friday" evening, given by the "Happy Bunch" at the 'home of Mr. Henry Bennewies. Mr. V. N. Forbes; who has 'been visiting friends in this' vicinity, has returned -to his • position 'in Flint, Mich. Mr. and 'Mrs, Willis Dundas have Leen redecorating their home, Mr. Scott, of Seaforth, did the work. Prayer meeting next SaturdayaY af- ternoon, March 5th, at 2 p.m. Every person invited, 1s5r. Archie Clarke is holding an. auction sale of farm stock and imple- ments, grain, etc„ on 'Tuesday, Murch 15th. Mr, James McNichol has rent- ed the farm, which adjoins his own, but kir. and Mrs,- Clarke will con- tinue to reside there for the present. Miss Margaret Ross, who has been visiting friends in McKillop for the past two months; returned to her home in Richdale, Alberta, last week. Mr. W. G. Neal spent the week -end in Torouto on business. The many friends of Miss Marg- aret Driscoll were sorry to hear she had fallen and broken her leg and hope she wilt soot recover. Miss Gertrude Miller spent the week -end with Mrs. Hohnes, of Brus- sels. Miss Florence Oliver, of Brussels, rteently visited friends in this neigh- borhood. Jigs, [-Innes and Mildred, of'Heid- etburg, returned on Thursday to Wal. ton, where they intend making their (tome for the present with Mr. and airs. C. Sellers. Miss Gertrude Tunuey, of Blyth, spent the week -end with Miss Winni- frar. Miss of Crattbrook, Marie Drager, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. Bennett, of Sea - Miss Helen McKercher, u >r•th, spent the week -end with Miss Vera Gardiner. Mrs. Wm, Anderson spent the vreek-end at ,Brussels. Miss jean Clarke returned home „n Saturday from Toronto where she was attending the millinery openings. assar members of Loyal Orange 'Lodge -No, 252, Walton, 'Ont., desire to convey de you this expression of our heart- 5e1t sympathy with you in 'the great .bees you 'have experienced in thede- ,rture of our Brother, and your be- -"Awed 'husband and father, High Court and (Lodge of Heaven. We knew hitt( as a friend, a citizen, and a man of business, as he took his palace so nobly in the arena fe k thete eiruggles and experiences ofhimself g e ams always able to acquit with credit, ability and wisdom, thus .attaining the high honor_ of being a ;siactessful • man. He stood for so- Yet-iety, the observance of law, good- will and the welfare of the eon-multi- -as. ommuni- d . On every occasion, and continu- ally; be 'manifested the principles of ;Hare citizenship, As a brother Or- angeman and a charter mienrber we aannot speak too highly of him. In teach office wherein he served our order, he revealed a rare, insight, and a splendid adaptation for the work as- •sssgned him, Well would it be for our lodge and country, if alt 'Orange even were as faithful to the Lodge, :Ile 'pritrdiples, not only on 'July 12tlt and -other special occasions but ever ss d always. We shall miss him from rnis usual place, even though in the 'last few years he nes not always able to be present, yet lie was there when - elver it was reasonably possible. We •sorrow as those who have hope, and loudly expect that as he. exemplified. state principles of loyalty, truth, nobili- ty, honor and -fidelity to what was good Naere, so he will ever continue to do iso in the Grand -Lodge of Heaven. We, with you, look forward to the glad Reunion of all loved ones: "In the land where the sun never sets, and :ate leaf never fades, 'it that beautiful City of 'Gold." Signed on' behalf of the 'badge, 'W. J. Woods, 'W.21.; Allan H. Brown, Chaplain." Mrs. Driscoll. --After an illness of about a week, a Highly 'respected tisloneer of .McKillop passed to her hewers- an Thursday, 'Feb, 241h, 1927, :r1sout 9 o'clock, in the person of Sarah Jane 'Boyd, wife of the late Edward 'Driscoll, who predeceased :her about eighteen years ago. Mrs. Driscoll was born in the year 1845, near Merrickvitle, Grenville 'Co er'liere most of her girlhood days were epent, She resided there until her marriage 'in 1862 to Mr. Ed. Driscoll, tetien they moved to Lot 25, Con, 12, McKillop, the farm adjoining her 'Late home. She was a woman of re- markable health and activity till the Zest few years, when Frequently she suffered from heart trouble. Her "kindly disposition and countless acts ,af charity helped to make -her a very great 'favorite it the community. She .vias a metnber of St. George's Angli- Breen Church,' Walton, and 'was active let every 'breach of Church work. .She was also a "life •men'iber of the Red Cross Society and had the splendid ecoral of icteitting 500 pairs of socks (for the soldiers in the Great War, mid h'as contimted knitting for :many ref the neighbors' children by whom' Ate ` was dearly loved and respecter) She leaves to .mourn her (demise seven vlaughters Mrs. C. ;Barrows and Mrs. ;Wolin Crozier, df McKillop; Mrs. E, '.Boyle, of Toronto; Margaret of Mer rlckvilte; Susan, 'Sarah and Ida at lIsome and one son John, qu the 'home. ,stead; also seventeen grandchildren mud eight great grandchildren. The ifurieral took place from her late resi- dance on Saturday at 2 p.m., service awing ' conducted by Rev. Mr, Lewin, at IBiltissels Anglican Church, assist- ed by Rev. J. A.r Ferguson, of the `United Church, t.fcKiltop.. The nal•- earet•s were Messrs, 1Russel'Ilarrows,` Andrew Crozier, John Marshall, tyVil- iiatn Bennett, 'Fred Scarlett and Wil - Sant McCulla, (Among the 'many :beautiful floral tributes were "The "Ca.tes Ajar" from the family, p yrnm Misses.'Crozier, a- sera, (from Mr. and 'Mrs, John Marshall, a f -. and 'Mrs Wm ;Ben- t Windsor on Wednesday. ' be around again, We are pleased' to see Mr. Patrick Feeney home from London hospital and able to be, around main, Mr..Michael Darling spent a few days the guest of Stratford friends. Mrs. G. Campbell, of 'Mitchell, spent Monday the' guest of Mrs. John Darling. Mrs, Alex, Darling visited •friends its Stratford during the week. Mr. John Flynn and 'Mr, George Holland spent the week -end in To- ronto. Mr. James Racho, of 'Stratford, spent he week -end the finest of .his parents, west of the village. The "Old Times" dance held in Dublin 'Friday night was a good su e cess.. 'It was tersely attended and besides was much , tjoyed by It present. Miss Nellie 'O Rourke; Stratford, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr: and .Mrs. Jos. O'- Rourke, :A card party is 'beiug held in Dub- lin Friday night. 'Come and bring your friends. 'Everybody -welcome. Miss Mary O'Connor spent Sun- day with Miss Mary McGrath, DUBLIN. Miss Veronica McConnell enter- tained a member of friends last Sun-' nay eveeittg, week of the Word arrived here last death of 'Mr, George Howard, of Brantford, formerly a resident Of •Di blip. His funeral took place on atprday in Brantford. Many. from here attended the play i ht. 'Monday n 'aro it on Y g iu Si.:•Co lumba The many friends of Mr. Frank Byrne are sorry to hear of his i11- ne8e. Mr. Janes Feeney spent Sunday Dan, Cos e1lo, with Mr. and Mrs. t Mr. Edward Tyers wears "a broad ,mite. It's a girl. Mrs, T. Maloney, who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs, Jerry Ryan, returned Iconic Saturday last. Mr. Gerald. Jordan made a business trip to Clinton on .Saturday. Miss Antic McGrath, of. Stratford, spent the week -end at the home of her parents here. Mr. acid Afrs. I(linklcammer, of Dublin, spent (Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Leo Krauskopf. Mr. and Mrs, Peter 'Maloney spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Murray. • The young men of Dublin are pear- - far a minstrel show to be held March- 17th. \•urs:, .Player. ,Y , Kitchener, called, ra r from r old Heeds in titevillage en vett, a spray 'fromMiss IL. Mills and ''t"'rs.tav ,. se sheaf froth -Bethel Ladies' Aid. "Mr.' and Mrs. James Krauskopf at M.rs. 'Thomas Leeming spent a few tended the funeral of Mrs.:Newcombe Mr. and Mrs.'Clifford Epps have disposed of their household effects. Mr: Epps 'has gone to Detroit where Mrs. Epps will join him in the near future. Mr, and Mrs. Epps will .be missed in our circle, Several from. this vicinity attended the funeral of the. late Mrs. Reid and the late . Mrs. Campbell of Bayfield; both funerais,'being an Saturday. STAFPA, Mrs. Leslie Butson spent a fete days last week in Stratford with her paretice, Mr, and Mrs. J. ManDonald. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hodgert, of Farr euharson, spent Sunday with the at- ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. 'Miller• We are sorry to report that Mrs. H. Golding is confined to her. bed with a sore knee and a cold. Mrs. J. 'Remnant, of Thames road, visited with her daughter, Mrs: Wm. Fawcett Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will hold their annual meeting on Thursday. after- noon at the home of Mrs. 1), Btuce, Cromarty. 'The annual "At home" of the Wo- men's Institute, was 'held on Wed- nesday night, Feb. 23rd when they entertained the farmer's club. A debate: Resolved 'that the'fartn- er's daughter has more advantages than her sister in the office, was the main feature of the evening. The af- firmative was represented by Miss Gertrude Peart and Mrs, A, A. Col- quhoun, while Miss Vera Hamb ey and Miss Margaret' Davis upheld the negative side. The judges, Miss Jean Mountain, Miss 'Pearl Thomson and Mr. Rcibt, Norris, after a very leng- thy discussion, finally decided that the farmer's daughter had a narrow edge over the office girl.Games were indulged in, after which lunch was :rived by the ladies. The Young Peoptes (Society had a very entertaining social evening last Friday, the feature of the evening 'be- ing a mock election for mayor of Varna. The aspiring candidates were Watson 'Webster and Ellwood Epps. The following' were the officers •who filled the positions: !Returning -officer, William (Clark; deputy returning of- ficer, Alvin 'Webster, Cassie John ston; poll clerks, Miss Pepper, Mrs. Fred McCtymont; scrutineers, a Dow Coleman, Jean Fester, Thelma Dow - son, Mrs. Chas. lltathwell; constable, Wilmer Mc'Clinchey, After two splendid speechesdelivered by the candidates, the vote was taken and the returning offieer declared' Watson. Webster elected, after which 'the ladies served a splendid lunch and all returned to their homes well pleased with the evening's 'programme, A play entitled ''Getting Ac- quainted with Madge," will be given by the Zurich Young People, in town hall, Varna, on Friday, March 11th at 8 p.m., tutder the auspices of the ?.P. S. of the United -Church. BLYTH• The Ladies' Gild of the Anglican Church held their, annual pancake supper on Tuesday evening. Tnere was a large crowd in attendance. Ilarmony Loyal True Blue Lodge 459 are givingal- oyster supper and concert on Thursday, March 17th. Mr. Sant Creighton has not been enjoying the best of health. Miss Hattie Dexter is not' improv- ing as much as her friends would wish. rn- it Miss Janet 'Laidlaw was u itAuu 'o n Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Laidlaw. Many from outside points attended the cantata on Friday night. I. McGowan, M..,,Hawkins, R.- Wor- ronto to visit :friends'. there, , She in-- sell. Blyth and district owe much to tends staying a'month. Rev. Mr. Telford for the opportunity We are sorry -to' hear Of the serious of 'hearingthese splendid cantatas. It illness of little 'Miles 'Kelly, son of is hoped it will be repeated. here in Mr, and Mrs. Michael Kelly, •seventh' the near future. line, Morris: !Hope he soon recovers,' The many friends of Mrs. 3- Mc- as he is a bright little fellow. Caughey are sorry' to know she is very ill with pneumonia. We hope for her speedy recovery, Mrs. Jas. Phelan spent the week- end with friends in Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Nesbit, of Auburn, spent Sunday and 'Monday visiting relatives here. ' Mr. Nelson Nicholson and Norman visited., with the former's sister.. Mrs. R. 'M•dLeod, -o'f Ethel, on Sunday. A sleigh load of people from Blyth attended the social evening -of the Lady True Blues in' Belgrave. on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs, John Riley -'and children, of Jamestown; were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Grasby oe Tuesday. Messrs, b hn 'Grasb Y John Mc- Nichol Nichol acid John Nesbit attended Mr. D. M. Scott's sale on Friday at'Brus-. 'seis. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Grasby are' moving back to their• 'farm on the 8th line of Morris. - Mr. C. 'Taylor. Miss Taylor and Harriett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 'Richmond on Thursday, Miss -Ruby Taylor, of Brucefield, was the guest of Miss Edna 'MdG'ow- an overthe week -ends Mr. Fred Sloman, who is in charge of one of the railway schools in Northern Ontario) was in 'Blyth 'for the cantata, He is visiting Itis moth- er in 'Clinton as the snow is too deep for. his work in new Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. 'Robert McDowell, of Swan Lake,' Man., were,guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Yeo over the week- end. ' 1,ir. Thos. Code is quite ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw, An orchestra composed of Messrs. Roy 'Coil, Chas, Toll, Ward tied La y and Mr. Phelan of Clinton and Miss Gidley played for the Queen st, Sun- day school and the evening service, •A meeting of trustees and ratepay- ers h Morris in the township hall on VARNA. The members of St. 'John's Church held an at home in the hall Monday erietting, between 'forty and fifty guests being present, The evening was spent in singhtg, readings, games end music, after which a dainty lunch was served. Messrs, Epps and Sons moved a load from .Seaforth -to Toronto last. week with their' van, ' Mr, Wm. Taylor shipped a carload of livestock to Toronto. - Mr. Roy Keyes purchased 'a fine colt from lar, Ben Rathwcll of Go- i,erich township. The concert held on 22nd ttttder the auspices of St. John's Church was a ettecess. The two plays entitled, "A Likely 'Story," put on by Bayfield ta- lent was well acted, also the play en- titled "'Rooms to Let" was well acted hy the amateurs of .St. John's- church. followed b -y vocal and instrumental numbers and we must mention the kiltie dance by four little tots. Misses Lillian .Elliott, ,Doris Cinder. Muriel Elliott and Ida Chutes', (Too late'for last week). Miss 'Welsh of Auburn was renew- ing acquaintances in our vicinitythe Mr, and Mrs. Ings attended •• edding of Miss Rowntree, which tr.nk place in 'London lest week, Miss Nettie Pepper spent the week end with friends in and around Hen- sall, to Mr, M. Elliott shipped livestock Toronto Saturday., The many friends of Mrs, E. Epps A Wonderful 'Success,—"The Blyth 'Tuesday afternoon, were addressed Choral Society presented the cantata, by Mr. Morrisafternoon, of Toronto; regarding "Joseph's Bondage, on Friday even- ,tbwnship.school'boards. ing. The hall was filled to capacity, Mr, and Mis. J. E. Tauten, ;Blyth, proceeds amounlutg to $.68. The! announce the engageetneet of their cantata, under the direction of Re only daughter•, Addle ctta, to George Telford, was thoroughly en- joyed. The fine singing, gorgeous costumes and excellent acting all con- tributed to make it. a success: 'tlte solo parts were taken by the fallowing:—Misses A. Rogerson, V. Fraser, M; 'Cole, Mrs. Kershaw, Mrs. Hawkins, Messrs. S. Leslie, S. Sib thorpe, 1. Wallace, S. Chellew, W. Lauudy, W. Watson, N. Floody, R. McKay, Rev. Geo, Telford - and G. Mu. Char es r h I r Mrs. 'Mary •Phelan and little 'Miss' Mary Phelan spent a'few days -visit - Mr. and 'Mrs, Win. 'Cunningham visited :friends in Brussels over the week -end, A successful dance was held in the Memorial hall on Friday eight under the auspices of the Short Course class, Mr, John McArthur,Arthur, near ?Walton , has purchased the farm of Mr. Thos. Taylor just on the edge of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Grasby were, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence- Johnston, A horse belonging...to Mr, Clarence :present at the occasion, A few home were pleasantly spent. After singing "For they are jolly good fellows," the party broke up by wishing bride and grootu all good wishes, and hoping they would live to ceiebrate their diamond wedding thirty, years hence. • Special Optical Offer. High grade heavy weight gold-filled spectacles and eye glasses with best fiat spherical Menses for only $4.0 0. All other styles of 'frames, and tenses at reasonable prices. Eyes examined by our well known and,. painstaking specialist, Mr. Iliughson, with over twenty-six years experience. You are assured of the best optical work to be o'btaine'd and ett very moderate- cost. Tuesday and Wednesday, March 8, F. Come early. 'Beattie's Fair, Seatforth.9 Johnston fractured a bone in • _ -•— its hind of Merit—lDr, Thomas' +Ec- lc while etting out posts 'from Mr. An Oil .. amble of Ea g> g lecttic'Oil isnot a 1 Nesb't's swam . together and - AlMr, t P thrown g - Mr. John McNichol attended iv1:r. al 'substances t , 'n" but the result ' ' el ave on pushed by advertising,the Walter Messcr's sale at $e grinvestigation .of ul of the careful Friday. • healing qualities df''certain oils as ap ••-4..-. There was' a large atteridanct on c human body, It ts.:a rare. t. d lid toth tion of their daughter,who was re -public favor Friday night at the !tome of Mr, e . combination and it woe and kept Mrs. Medd, of Auburn, at the recce v r from the'first ,+A trial of 4 - doubt its 'ower to repair and heal. (lou P pu r it will carry conviction to .any who ccntiy married. no physician for ordinary ills f hDen you have at hand a - bottle o 'Thomas' 'Eclectrie Oil. For coughs, lds sore throat,' bronchial troubles, Ready-made Medicine.: You need co , it is invaluable; for ' scalds, burns, bruises, sprains it is unsurpassed; while foe cuts, sores and the like a is needs r t ices " healer. 1 aIi unquestionable s nd - u.e a LAD1Es, at the no 'fes'ti'tnonfat other than t will satisf anyone as'to its ef- v . always welcome. Items of: news , t the t Y fectiveitess, CROMARTY. Mr, George.Tuffitt had a successful wood bee and et dance on Friday even- ing. 'The' cars were running again and on Saturday with the storm, had.` to. be towed up the bills by the old time team. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chappel enter. tabled to a six o'clock dinner on Fri- day evening. The little children of Mrs. Lindsay McKellar are laid up with the meas - !es. A pleasant event took place on Thursday evening, the. 24th inst, at A! Mr the home of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Mervyn' E. Canon, Ph. 'B"., of Lond'ou, Balfour, on the 13th concession, it only son of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Canon being, the pearl wedding of Mrs. Bal- Exetcr' the anettle. a to take place fours parenits, Mr. and Mrs. David of , this month. Bruce. The table was tastefully dec- Miss 'Mac Mason, of Seaforth, is orated, centered with `a three-storey visiting at her grandfather's, Mr. John Brigham, for a few days: marls their 30 s eCj211St in : TYIarCelilll =• Miss' Lizzie Hoover, of Brussels, is d d tl h aid p Mc -massaging, shampooing and Duncan v is visiting her sister, Mrs, Du.toasts to a . . ,. .., • Callum. replied. alrtCtlltirl. t F er received wdrd I relit tut Bruce d g e eE R, DR ES V RA R will be at Pullman Dennison Pu i Barber Shop (Successors to W. W. Robin. son) EveryTuesday -tent. Phone 125 far; appoxn m cake on which burned 30 candles to years of married life, The supper ended with speeches r h' c h Mr. Brace suitably Anaddress was read by'Mr. ant suitable ifts were presented by'Miss Becky Bruce who had .motored from Detroit to be • Lest _ last week that is son Hugh, of 'De - The cast of characters: Hebrews-- troit, was ill with pneuuhonia. Jacob, S. Leslie;' Joseph, age 16, S. Mr. Thos. Taylor's sale which was Sibthorpe; Reuben, Jacob's son, Ir- tended and good prices realized. vine Wallace; Levi, Jacdb's song S. Chelle*; - Judah, Jacob's son, W. - ('Intended; for last 'week.) 'leaund ' • Simeon, Jacob's sot, W. , Miss .Mae Mason, of Seaforth, is Mr. . -fr S, -grandfather, tvith lu er vi ;tit S lg• 'rpah, Benjamin, ' wife,ss 'Alice. Rog- John Brigham, - _ . arson; Zilpah, !Tac ub's ° Miss V. J g Fraser; • Bilheli, Jacob's wife, Miss M. Miss Katie Laidlaw' is visiting Cole; Leah, J:t'edb's, wife, Mrs.'Ker a ith. friends in and around ISeafort h. slum; Servant, N. Flood Chorus— firs. 1I nut Richmond is spending Mrs. Floody, Mrs. Mauro,. Misses a while visiting her sister, Mrs. A. D. • nie Alberta add Stella Richmond; Cameron, in Goderich, 1. Mei' r t.,.i ,P.,., ri itin•r her St Yeo, E. C. Steinhoff, n, Pate, A. brother, 'Mr, TOM. Sampson, in Palm - law, G. IvfoGowan, )ChlaildI ei stou. law, J. Babb, Messrs. G. L Lal la `reburied after i htman D. Floody, D. MdGow ah, Miss Effie d w R. spending a. few days with. her. uncle• n gyp j, Brown, S. Sibthali, and aunt in Ati'hurn, `'Her,:aunt is Egyptians—king. 'Pharoab, R. M. very ill. ' ytcKay;- "Joseph (iii Egy'pt) Rev.' „h- old, of Blyth continuation school hold-. guard, Telford; Potipltae, captain n n r G. Leith; Butler to Pharoah, lug their concert on March 11th.' )•t a d, has always been a success' and hope. FT. 'Wightman; .B'alicr tq Pharaoh, G. y Leith; Leva, Potipltar's wife, Mrs, it may again. • ' Zelia princess, Mrs. 'Haw- Preparatory service in St. An- Hawkins;drew's church,•Blyth, was held on Watson, wiseN t looete ; grs. MChessrs Friday afternoon Rev, Mr. Hogg; of 1 .LeN. Floods; guards,. Messrs. Clinton, gave the address, G, Leith, W. Bell, J. Denholm,' L. 1Rcv.lDr. Bartrby and;Rev, Geo. Tel- Soplestone pages, J: Sims; 'Max Messrs. 1 as: H. Richmond .and Strang; Midianite:, 'Messrs. Mc- ford, -Me J Gowan, Brown, D. Fleody. 'Chorus— ,Robs. Wightman attendedthe meet- rlin 'Mrs. Telfer, Mrs, W. ing of Huron Presbytery held in 0e - 'Erskine. Burling, tario street'church, Clinton, on } rskine. Mrs..E. Johnston, Mrs, day, Leith, Misses M. Milne, T• Cowan; G. Thursday. K 11 has; one to ?o•• ll he pleased to know she is able to 1?awcehti Elba Brown, J. 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