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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-04-21, Page 4FOUR SEAFORTH NEWS nide/don Bros., Publishers; WALTOI'i; �K; t,.ri �Lettneth Jackson is. speeding easter Ualidays in Toronto with iiiiet,Goarain, Mr. Eton 'Haiat. Mr_'and Mrs. G. W. Jackson spent Edsre- visiting friends at Winthrop, the Y. P. S. Endeavor .meeting. •tis Sunday evening,the President, dirk, Campbell, presided. The topic, '`,,{:eat the -Church is doing to secure Weald Peace," was ably taken- by 34Pra Bryan's. The members of the koiieratette, Miss -Jennie 1Ritcicie, Edna 'Reid, George McArthur and Will Nara kook part of the program. 'Next Sunday, April 24th, Rev, Mr. •ran t, of Ethel, will take the Thank-` ea:Mating service. for the W. M. S. of United Church. 7atw . Mar. R. A. and Mrs. Lundy, of Map- and Mr,'Filton, visited Mrs. Italia Ferguson on Good Friday. Miss Alice Hay is spending the '~Ei'ays in :Belgrave. 'Mrs. Wm, Clark has; returned home -Tsui visiting her daughter, Miss Jean ;Clark, of Toronto. Miss Annie 'Simpson is spending •:its holidays at the home of 'her bro- lacer; Mr. James ,Simpson, east of Waken. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Davidson, Mr: MHelbt, McLaughlin and Miss Nellie `McLaughlin, of Wroxeter, visited Mr. ;laud Mrs. J. H, McLaughlin on Good '1>nsxday ,'Miss Hilda Stewart, of 'Godcrich, -spent the week -end with her 'friend, llliisa Grace Perdue,' Mrs. R. Naylor and Miss Lois, of Rochester, is visiting the former's owether, Mrs. W. tIfackwedl. Miss M. E. Mowbray and Mrs. Jas. Mowbray, of Detroit, .spent Sunday with Mrs. Scott; of Langside. Miss Mary 'McDonald, nurse-in- -training urse in-'tltraining at Ann Arbor, returned Tuesday of this week after an en- joyable holiday at her home here. Mrs. A. B. (Bruce and Reggie and Ronnie, of Streetsville, are visiting at -Pte home of J. J. and Mrs. McGavin. Mrs. W. K .Graham (nee Ade Gardiner) of Acton, is: not as well as 'ler many friends would like to see Over. Mr. and .Mrs, P. B. Gardiner motor- ed to Acton on Thursday of last creek, owing to the . illness of his ester, Mrs, 'Graham. Jean and Jack Graham returned -with therm W. G. Neal was in Grand Bend Past week attending the funeral of his stint, the late Mrs. Sherratt. Mrs. 11,V, Smith, of town, spent the week -end -with her sister, Mrs..Fred ;Scarlett, of the 12.th con„ McKillop.. Miss' Ruby Young, of Stratford Normal, is spending the holidays with Baer parents, M•r , and Mrs. Thos,. E bung. !'he many friends of John Mar- a3ail hope to see continued improve- rstent after his operation on Thursday. J. Fry, the local tea-mrechant, is shriving a new Essex. Mis.; Annie Johnstone, of town, is sieiting her sister. Mrs. Peter S.err, Toronto. ,3r, and Mrs. Radford and son rice spent Good Friday with Mr, THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1926 !Radford s people Chevrolet coach,•and adherents. The reports given by Goderioh Thursday April 28th The r�i 1 z I .iI e m a r 1 t50n t Gilbert ae as nasi t t G 1 c 0b b c, ofet There is;. Rthe to © -=b h ztg'i', l e if' of tit ,va ' ns b a u a= ti •,•c sed wr , r i•, n, t t o rs1 ff 1 r nechn vas o P Y gang,- • .+ .z wee rl . g t � g i '✓„ making on' the it"..,. P:;+iZ trashputttne ;tire, farm of btr M(ilaohi'Parna .,I,tions were exceedmoy encouraginft Mrs.'Dow, r''i few tie's. 'Following are" Easter visitors atworksendin M itho,l s and .showed that good faithful Miss Kathleen Snyder•' is sp g ht' .r i'hm here:. ,t: i ' T. R. is puttingon a nig then respective' homes 'Mr, a d• - %s tike C. ,hail been dope during the year: rhe the holiday in London. ' trian again. .The morn- Mrs. James Jordan, Mss Gene.n and mooning r S Jr.,; , treasurer's -report 'showed :a balance 'Miss. Edea Bremner is a visitor t an trans is due at. Walton at 7:50, viepe Meagher; Miss Ruth' Hills on ane for current revenue and ar- London for theEaster hpliday. gihand n Y au'd the evening trate is due at 7.27. Mr. E. J. Murphy spent Easter i[t , rumen -teats ',were -:made to. meet the IF�ev. Charles Mustard, of Toronto,: great ' benefit :ito the; 'Hamilton. t8 flits will be a i full allocation .of''the congregation for spent a 'couple o'f days at his home Dillfriends n travell:in - public. ' Mrs. Peter is visiting Ertel s t Extension Rind. " 'I fn his father who is ill' in g pthe Iulaintenanoc'•and E to here Visiting iA: number of our citizens are busy The retiring'managers, Messrs. W. S. M Clinton hospital: fishing and report a good catch so far: ss I i dfoot and Melvin. Talbot, were Mr. and 'Mils, T. Dunlop, manager .e 'Miss Marg - re -elected Boa VVe ate pleased to seNana Mr. Percy Cole :was of the bank at Frankfort, near Belle- aret Driscoll able to sit out in a. a inted•in. the place' of Mr. James :dile' are moving to Toronto. Mrs. chair and we hope her limb, ,which lie months Alien, who has:moved to Egmont- Dunlop was: formerly Miss +Ratten- she had broken a couple , of m villa. Mr. Ross Scott was elected trus- busy. ego, will soon be as strong as ever. Y tee to take the date of 'his late father, vliss Grace''Hunter, of London,_ is Mi. N. N. Forbes, of Flint, Mich., :ng w U p Also f Hibbert, who held that:,off}ce fora great tnany visiting 'her couSiu, Mr. 'John ,I�itc'hen, is visiting at J. J. 'MeGavin's. P years. 'The -matter of installing else- Wm• (Collins put 'on• a dance,'in the theirgrandsons, Jack and )Billy Turn- M Ila y M Q' 'd, Stratford, church and . manse icefield Tnesda nfgtyi, .R tric lights in the c hall at �Brt Y Detroit. Mi Maryand 'Louis McDonald, of Walton, .spent Sunday with friends in Dublin. Dr. Traynor has treated himself to a new Essex coupe. 'Mrs.' Catherine' Mol n'eattx';is'visit iii' her sister,Mrs. 'M.'Doyle and Mrs. Morris, o C, arr McQuaid, of. pis visiting math friends in Dublin attd vicinity, A record crowd was in attendance at •tire Easier dance on ,Monday even- ing. Excellent music was furnished' by the Kuechtel Orchestra, of IStrat ford. Mr. and Mrs. •P, F. Fenn spent Easter with friends in i ascan. Mss. "Patrick Rowland has rettirji ed from the Seaforth hospital. Misses Mary and Loretto 'Hastings are visiting with friends in town. A -number frotn here attended the'. dance in St. Columban on Wednesday evening. Mr, :John Judge and Miss Theresa Judge are visiting at the Dominion here, Was Hannah Tully has returned from 'a pleasant visit with friends in Loudon ;r _Mrs: 'Kathleen Feeney was called to the home of Ozer father who is seri- ously ill at Cobourg. Mr, 'Jos.'IWebber and mother and sisters, Lizzie. and Mary,visited with friends here during the past week, much to the enjoyment , i • a lag her of Strath- vices and was •in ' splendid leeepi[rg r,, i Franc s. G 1 g with the spirit of Easter. ram is velaney'at the home of Mr. W,NI:S.—The regular meeting of the lames Delaney. m 'W.M.S. Auxiliary was. held in the. ,d M Ts2JI- l n Delan of of Wi -, school ro'ont. Wednesday afternoon. aiul Miss.Evelyii Delaney, of 'Wmd sor, are visiting at their homes dur 'Mrs,. Bremner. the new president, on. presiding • Mrs.' C. Haugh led in the ing isshe E then seas responsive -:Scripture lesson. The So- indsor A'lies d ing h Ryhol from W eiet having adopted : the' following is spetidutg her holidays. wrEh. :her. Y• parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter ,Ryan. missionaries for. prayer, Mrs. Ander- I A nnie Ran of 'Seaforth, son, and Miss 'Mary Martin, Rutlani, Miss A h , India; 'Dr 'MatKella'r, `'Neentuch, spent Sunday with bier mother, Mr. Patrick'Ryan, of Hibber-t.. India,'aud Mrs.'B. S, 'Smillie, Rasal ir' pura, India. Several of •the members lir: Jaok roanery, t ;visited a led in prayer, specially for these the Slurou road wast on `Sunday missionaries, and their work. The nighr. topic, "Esta'blis'hing• the. - Indian Mr. and. Mrs. �Josoph J•ordati •spent Sunday with Mr, . aed Mrs, 'George Church," was presented by Mrs. J, A. Sloan, of 'McKillop. Johnston. Mrs. iNeil McGregor, the cured a $12 - newly appointed Literature Sect,, Mc. nohn Rcid dlleas o }rad several samples o'f Literature to ano contract tr Futlthattx heTpbeuied another . contract t}rat he , secu'red recommend , to the society. ' Reports earlier in the season, of t'he past year's work was given 'by e "Connor has been the Treasurer and •the different sea Mr. r a s O relarfes showing Wold:' well done in home fora few days, visiting 'his par- tints me the 2rid concession of tHib. all departments, The allocation was ber't Tp. - exceeded by•about forty-five dollars, Mes rs. Fer rus and ohn 'Maloney The Executive •reported 'the division s 6 J of the' Mission''Band, Miss Annie Mu's- of then, o, th of Easter with their tard to have •charge of: the Juniors. mother, south of• the village. The •Seniors were organized into a BRUCEFIELD. bull, of Grey. . n McGavin is in Detroit Mr. Gordo r this week on a 'business trip. Misses Pauline and 'Geraldine Me - Ewen, of 'Goderich, ale spending the holidays with •their aunt, Mrs. •Badley, at the s'ta'tion. Mr, and Mrs. Silas 3ohaston, of Grey, spent Sunday with Mr• and Mrs, T.' H. iLeenfing,: J, J, MOGavin shipped ninety-three 'hogs and'tliree calves..this week. • DUBLIN. McDermott-Ryan—'A pretty Eas- ter. wedding was solemnized on Monday morning, April 1'8th, •in 'St. 'Patrick s Church when `Miss •Cath- erine Ryan was united in marriage to Mr, 'Rim, MdDerinott. Rev. 'Fr. O'Droski, 'P:P„ officiated at the cere- miry sect sang the nuptial m ass. Miss Beale, the organist, presided and played the wedding music. The bride, who was given away by 'her brother, Mr. Joseph Ryan, was prettily at- tired in beige georgette with hat and slippers to match. 'Her shower bou quet was of 'butterfly roses and nta'id- enhair fere The 'bridesmaid, Miss 'Mary Ryan, of Toronto, sister of the bride, wore a sand •crepe -de chane with orchid hat and carried carnations and ferns. The groom was attended by Mr. Francis !Kern'tedy, 'of Thorn - dale. After the ceremony the bridal. party returned, to the bride's home, where a wedding dinner was served. The groom's gift to the bride was a leather beige purse; .to the 'brides- liaid, a pearl necklace; to the groomsman, white' gold cuff •l'inks The happy couple left on a motor trip to Hamilton, Windsor and Detroit On their return they will reside in Dublin. Miss !Lica 'Feeney, of Thorold, is spending the Easter holidays with her mtother. 'iltiss Jean McConnell, who was spending 'Easter with 'her parents, re- turned to Detroit' on Monday evening MMr. Jos. Feeney and 'Mr. John Mc- Connell, who spent Easter here, re- turned •to 'London ou Monday ntorn- ing to restatte their studies. Mrs. 'Gerry Ryan and fainily, of Stratford, visited .tit the honxe of the fariner's parents, Mr. T. Maloney. Mr, and Mrs. 'Lyall Jordan and son spent Easter with Mr,' and Mrs, Jas. Jordan. We wish to congratulate Mr. Toni. Butlers on' the purchase of a new was considered but, was' left over. un- 'P ge was a good crowd present but til next annual. meeting. . The 'ladies no doubt =the terrific storm that broke served refreshments at the close of kept. many away the mieeting. Mrs..'Hohner, who' has ,been away, rvices.—The Raster ser- si.k dist is about 'Iter duties Easter Se on the sic , vices in Brucefield United ,Church again; nursing at iGeo, Armstrong's,', were •attended 'by large congregations. 2nd ;•concession,, Tuckersmith. The pastor, Rev. 'W. A. B•rentner,. 'rhe' iitasail''butcher evade his first Preached two ispecial Easter• sermons. trip 'up to, Brucefield on Monday. These ,sermons` were prepared wi•tli a ills. Thor-nton 'Mustard, 'of Toronto, view to the bringing of comfort 'and was an Easter- visitor. • 1 consolation ,to, those who had lost A4rs, James Misnhosh, of the Mti o'vcd ones duriitg the year and to in- road - has purchased _ a . new Ford spire all' with a new. mope of immor- sedan; tality. Mr.: Bremner s text in the Mr. •A•lex, ..Mustard, Sr., wh'o is ill morning was "Q Death Where is Thy in Clinton hospital, es not improving Stin O `Grave, Where is Thy Vic- as fast. as his" many friends., would like S, tory?" and in: the evening, "Then to see. ' i Ps lad when •they I I ht M�cN r ,' The. lar e choir ren rs visitor ins parents, saw the Lod g Thamesford, g were the disc p g Mr, Robe aughton, of deist splendid Easter music. Mrs. ngr, and-Ti1rs. Johit McNaughton, Alton Johnston took the solo. parts in Tnekersmith, • one of the anthems and • Miss Jean Mr. ohn 114cbiitosh, of Knox:Col- J Murdock and .Mrs. Jolutston iii an- lege, Toronto, . is visiting his mother, other an'thetn'saog a .beautiful duet. the ser- Mrs. James Mcffntosh, The 'fine warns spring d_ ay added Mr. T. 'J. 'Richardson has purchased a new Chrysler car. •, Rees Mrs. 'William R s and Messrs. Jack and Will 'Mctfittosh were' in Blyth on Thursday last to attend the funeral' of the late 'Ben Morritt, a former Brucefield resident. _ Miss Grace Ross, Ro s of 'Windsor, is spending the Easter holidays with her parents, arents Mr. and Mrs. W. Ross. • Mrs. Jane Me'Douga•11 is visiting Mrs. Alexa Snaith, 5th concession. of Stanley. Mr.t.•Herdmau, of Brussels, was an Easter visitor at the 'home, of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hyde. Mr. Laurier -Hyde and Miss Erna Hyde, who are teaching at Welland, are spending the holidays with their parents. 'Miss Laura (Ross, teacher, of Wind- sor, spent" the week -end with her grandmother, Mrs. Alex. Ross. Miss •Etn'nta 'McDonald, of Palermo, is visiting her mother, Mrs. James Mdponald. Miss Kate MdGregor, 'of Markham, is visiting her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGregor, int Stanley. Miss 'Edna McGowan; who is teach- ing school. at Markham, is spending the holidays at her home here. Mr. Leonard Boyce, of . London Normal, is holidaying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ;Boyce. Miss .Edna -Thompson, of Stratford, Normal, is home for the holidays, Miss Margaret ,Aikenhead, of 'West- ervelt 'Bushness :College, ;is visiting at her home... ,Miss.Rhea 'Rouatt returned to her _.. ick Jones are spending t}lefi' Easter ;'M'iss Annis'` Meiners' of.•` Toronto, aii.•, t i rents 1 a it e 'r'i 'ly;,,lt'olfd ,w h s , . 14 L aY l l nes.. oh'i Ma 1 r-and:Mt•S. J i .r. i , , : , tljtt oto, Ivli•, and Mrs kla;-1:Ycy ' it�'as Detroit, spent . Good Friday att the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ben •Mason. iMiss Annie iB 3.aylor returned home on Friday 'frociil' Detroit after spending thee -week at•' the 'home of her friend.,r-Mrs, Harvey Mason. Tlteliresl?ytertan��G'lfitreh .was well (filled on' Easter Sunday' : afternoon. Miss Jessie;Soinai•s' and Mrs.'IB. (Het- rington sang. •exceptionally well the duet, ,"Easter,lEehoes. The atnthenm "iHis Conflict Over," was also -rend- ered by the^ choir, Mission Circle, to be ,known as the "Marion Oliver" Circle.''Mrs. J. Ad- The.aintual business meeting of Bison, leader; Hazel Haugh, presid Brucefield United Church was 'held cut, Mrs. 'James McQueen and Mrs, on Wednesday evening,.:: April ,1'3th, C. 'Haugh ;W.ere appointed,delegates tsitlr a good attendance of'members to the 'Presbyterial which eets in home last Thtfrsday after visiting her mother .for a few days. The Horticultural .Society of Bruce - field, have just received the first lot of then spring stock, Mr. and Mrs, Austin Wheeler spent Raster with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs T. 'Wheeler. (Mrs 1+1'nt, Rattenbury has returned to ter own home after spending sev- eral weeks at the home of her son -m - law, Mr. Ross Scott. Her many'', friends are pleased' to see her so much 'better after her recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. H. +F. Berry spent Faster in !Bdttevale Mr, John Swan intends taking a trip to the West this spring. Jack. believes in having a good time. .Dr. Hugh Ross was in the village last week. Every one is glad to see the doctor and pleased that he is getting well and that he is able to ie ar outd 'Mn, and Mrs. John Beattie, of Sea - forth, were in the village on 'Sunday. Special Easter services were.: held in boat churches on Sunday, 'Mrs, Cliff Yeo, of Windsor, 'is spending a Week with her parents, ,Mr. and -Mrs, George Potter. '. Mrs, 'Russell Bradshaw, of fames town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar- ence Johnston, 'Messrs: Joseph and Frank Mc- Caughey p Caughey were guests of Mr. and'gra. Chas. Nicholson on ;Saturday evening. Mrs. Jas. Phelan; has not been en- joying very good health and 'has gone. to 'Clinton to spend a while with friends. 'We hope the, change. will do Ater good, Miss Margaret (Brown, .of'James- town, is holidaying with 'her parents. Jhn, and'Mrs. Brown. `Mr, and Mrs, 'Jo'hn Johnston, of Walton, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Johnston, of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, 'Russell ,Bradshaw and Harvey, of Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Iona were; guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jam. Grasby on 'Sunday. Benjamin Morritt.---On • Tuesday., April '12th, 'Benjamin Merritt, passed away at the age of 69. He came to Canada (from ;13ann'by Moore,;village, Yorkshire, !England,. when about 2'3 years old, settling siear Parkhill, grid later near .Brucefield, where he lived until the time of his marriage six wears later, At tate time of his. inar- riage to Annie Fraser, Hullei't, 40 years ago, he settled on Mrs,,,, Mor- ritt'•s home farm on the boundary be- tween Morris. and •Hallett townships, neat' Blyth. 'There survives,'. 'Mrs. Morritt, and three sons, John of .Spring Lake, 0!-ichr; James of 'Point Edward, 'Ont.,,,and +William, of Mor- ris township. Two daughters, Isabel and Mary, predeceased him. Mr, Morritt was, the only member of 'his fancily to conte to 'Canada from Eng- land. The funeral was held on Tluu'sday,'April"'1•4th, to Union ceme- tery, Blyth; from his late residence. The service was taken by (Rev. 'Dr. 'Barnby, of Blyth. The pallbearers were Messrs. Thos. Pate, Robert Pate, John Potter, John Scott. Chas. Fraser .and Ned. Lundy, BLYTH, On Sunday next, April 24th, the Presbyterian services will be held in Memorial Hall. 'Dr. iKannawin, of Toronto, will speak. Dr. Kanoa'win is General Secretary of 'Sunday schools and. Young People's Societies. The afternoon service will be at 3' o'clock and the evening service at 7:30. At the eveung - service. Mr. 'Harvey McGee, of Auburn will sing, A cordial invitation is extended to all, Mr. Joseph -(Blake, 'of Clinton, visit- ed (Blyth friends on Sunday, Misses Mabel and Mary ;Spafford, of 'Woodstock, spent the Easter holi- days with their mother, Mrs.',C. Spafford, who returned last week irotn London where ` she spent the winter months. 'Miss Annie Maines,: of Toronto, spent overlSunday at the hone of her parents, Mr. acid Mrs. Jno. Maines, Di. Barnby presented Rev. � i 4 stinted s ort e eighty lantern. views on the "Life of. Christ," on Good:Friday evening in Queen street United 'Church, 3I'iss Allie Toll, of 'Guelph, and iMr, Chas. Toll, of Toronto, §pent over Easter at their home in East Weave.- nosh, I%oly -Communion w•as celebrated in Trinity Anglican Church on Easter Sunday morning. The Blyth Choral Society preseut- od their cantata, "!Toseph's 'Bondage;" for • the second time in Memorial -Miall, to''a good crowd. They gave it in Brussels on Wednesday, April 20th." Miss Bertha 'Brogden , of London, spent Easter with her sisters, Mrs. D. Floody and 'Mrs W. Lyon. The juvenile choir led the singing in Queen St. United ,church on Sun- day morning. Mr, and Mrs. Nathaniel Johnston }eft oft Tuesday for (Sault Ste, Marie, where they will spend the euanmer with their daughter,Mrs IWm, Arm ' SLt Olt' t';.. r• { 14Ir'ss ICaoi'ie Skits, of . Toronto teaching staff; is spending the `holi- day's with her father, MrS,. Jas. Sims. holidays with their grandparents in Crediton . ` . Miss'Belle McLellan, of. Carlile, hohdaying`,i t hoifxc •. ,_ G`�1 Hifi, '�Vatcr- RIr. and 'Mrs. Ivan II1 , o "'# 'ford, are visiting with Mr: and 'Mrs.; Jas, Hill. F.,Croiicaf'L•ondon,,. M. and Mrs. ' ' r and Mrs. 'ones. are visiting with Rev J t Mr. and -Mrs. Capel Templeman and Betty,, of Detroit, spent the, week-, end with Mr. and 'Mrs. H. W. Tem pleman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Harburn, of Buffalo, are renewing old acquaint- ances. . Rev. 7: C. Jones .was inSarnia a couple of days this week. r Miss DorisiRemnant, of Wood- stock, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Leslie,'' ' Misses Jennie and Marguerite Sil- lery, of 'Stratford, are spending the holidays 'under the parental roof. Miss Eva Vernner, -of Stratford, is; 'holictayfng with ,her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Mil'ler. Miss Vera, Hambiey, is- clerking in _ J, A. Sadler's store. Our students, 'Miss Marzette (Sad ler 'Stratford; Miss ;Marion 'Colqu houn, Messrs. (Harold Colquhoun, Ho-' ward Leary, Clarence Norris of Mit- chell, and Mr. Harold O'Brien, of Western University, are visiting at their different 'homes. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLellan ' and family spent (Sunday with the-, former's father in Tuckersntitlt. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas,. Treffry and daughters, . of 'London, spent the s week -end with ,Mr. and Mrs. F. O'- i Brien. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Reed and Miss Marzebte Sadler were an 'London Sat- 0atrday. Mr. and Mrs.: Hiram Harbourn, of Alberta, have returned' after 'spending, - several 'months with- illi'. 1Harbourn s �+ sister, Mrs. H. Templeman. Mis STAFFA Margaret and Master Innes Freder- 'No Rest With Asthma, Asthma. usually attacks at night, the one time when rest is needed most. Hence the loss of strength, the nervous` debility, the loss of flesh and other evils which trust he :expected ,unless relief is se- cured, 'Fortunately relief is possible.. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's 'As'thma Remedy has proved its merits through years of service. A trial will surely con- viitce you. M Hac D. • Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial 'Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases .of all kinds ' success- fully treated. Electricity used, • Npw is the time to get your Harness Repair- ed and Oiled.' Don't wait, bring them' now as:'Spring is at the door and: you need theist soon. Also don't forget the Shoes that need new soles, and patching. :Bring in the eggs and buy Harness, Shoes •and I'resli Groceries at J. L. BENNEWIES BR( DHAVEN • pen Af er Hours TORONTO' BRANCHES: Cor. 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Ice, snow or rain have no effect on them, Theyy y reduce a remarkably beautl- til finish; they wear longer yy g r and cost less than most good- Varnishes: Hard Drying Floor Paint `'This is the floor paint that does away with the back breaking drud- gery of scrubbing. Simply mop this gloss finish and you have a floor be proud of. Hard Dryfng. Floor Paint is A floor enamel' of exceptional toughness. It dries over night with ra and elastic any . that will stand any '+"t: amount of wear and will ;: noth off: or crack. chipac Mata in ' a' varietyof popular colors,. ready for ; _ use. home last Thtfrsday after visiting her mother .for a few days. The Horticultural .Society of Bruce - field, have just received the first lot of then spring stock, Mr. and Mrs, Austin Wheeler spent Raster with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs T. 'Wheeler. (Mrs 1+1'nt, Rattenbury has returned to ter own home after spending sev- eral weeks at the home of her son -m - law, Mr. Ross Scott. Her many'', friends are pleased' to see her so much 'better after her recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. H. +F. Berry spent Faster in !Bdttevale Mr, John Swan intends taking a trip to the West this spring. Jack. believes in having a good time. .Dr. Hugh Ross was in the village last week. Every one is glad to see the doctor and pleased that he is getting well and that he is able to ie ar outd 'Mn, and Mrs. John Beattie, of Sea - forth, were in the village on 'Sunday. Special Easter services were.: held in boat churches on Sunday, 'Mrs, Cliff Yeo, of Windsor, 'is spending a Week with her parents, ,Mr. and -Mrs, George Potter. '. Mrs, 'Russell Bradshaw, of fames town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar- ence Johnston, 'Messrs: Joseph and Frank Mc- Caughey p Caughey were guests of Mr. and'gra. Chas. Nicholson on ;Saturday evening. Mrs. Jas. Phelan; has not been en- joying very good health and 'has gone. to 'Clinton to spend a while with friends. 'We hope the, change. will do Ater good, Miss Margaret (Brown, .of'James- town, is holidaying with 'her parents. Jhn, and'Mrs. Brown. `Mr, and Mrs, 'Jo'hn Johnston, of Walton, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Johnston, of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, 'Russell ,Bradshaw and Harvey, of Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and Iona were; guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jam. Grasby on 'Sunday. Benjamin Morritt.---On • Tuesday., April '12th, 'Benjamin Merritt, passed away at the age of 69. He came to Canada (from ;13ann'by Moore,;village, Yorkshire, !England,. when about 2'3 years old, settling siear Parkhill, grid later near .Brucefield, where he lived until the time of his marriage six wears later, At tate time of his. inar- riage to Annie Fraser, Hullei't, 40 years ago, he settled on Mrs,,,, Mor- ritt'•s home farm on the boundary be- tween Morris. and •Hallett townships, neat' Blyth. 'There survives,'. 'Mrs. Morritt, and three sons, John of .Spring Lake, 0!-ichr; James of 'Point Edward, 'Ont.,,,and +William, of Mor- ris township. Two daughters, Isabel and Mary, predeceased him. Mr, Morritt was, the only member of 'his fancily to conte to 'Canada from Eng- land. The funeral was held on Tluu'sday,'April"'1•4th, to Union ceme- tery, Blyth; from his late residence. The service was taken by (Rev. 'Dr. 'Barnby, of Blyth. The pallbearers were Messrs. Thos. Pate, Robert Pate, John Potter, John Scott. Chas. Fraser .and Ned. Lundy, BLYTH, On Sunday next, April 24th, the Presbyterian services will be held in Memorial Hall. 'Dr. iKannawin, of Toronto, will speak. Dr. Kanoa'win is General Secretary of 'Sunday schools and. Young People's Societies. The afternoon service will be at 3' o'clock and the evening service at 7:30. At the eveung - service. Mr. 'Harvey McGee, of Auburn will sing, A cordial invitation is extended to all, Mr. Joseph -(Blake, 'of Clinton, visit- ed (Blyth friends on Sunday, Misses Mabel and Mary ;Spafford, of 'Woodstock, spent the Easter holi- days with their mother, Mrs.',C. Spafford, who returned last week irotn London where ` she spent the winter months. 'Miss Annie Maines,: of Toronto, spent overlSunday at the hone of her parents, Mr. acid Mrs. Jno. Maines, Di. Barnby presented Rev. � i 4 stinted s ort e eighty lantern. views on the "Life of. Christ," on Good:Friday evening in Queen street United 'Church, 3I'iss Allie Toll, of 'Guelph, and iMr, Chas. Toll, of Toronto, §pent over Easter at their home in East Weave.- nosh, I%oly -Communion w•as celebrated in Trinity Anglican Church on Easter Sunday morning. The Blyth Choral Society preseut- od their cantata, "!Toseph's 'Bondage;" for • the second time in Memorial -Miall, to''a good crowd. They gave it in Brussels on Wednesday, April 20th." Miss Bertha 'Brogden , of London, spent Easter with her sisters, Mrs. D. Floody and 'Mrs W. Lyon. The juvenile choir led the singing in Queen St. United ,church on Sun- day morning. Mr, and Mrs. Nathaniel Johnston }eft oft Tuesday for (Sault Ste, Marie, where they will spend the euanmer with their daughter,Mrs IWm, Arm ' SLt Olt' t';.. r• { 14Ir'ss ICaoi'ie Skits, of . Toronto teaching staff; is spending the `holi- day's with her father, MrS,. Jas. Sims. holidays with their grandparents in Crediton . ` . Miss'Belle McLellan, of. Carlile, hohdaying`,i t hoifxc •. ,_ G`�1 Hifi, '�Vatcr- RIr. and 'Mrs. Ivan II1 , o "'# 'ford, are visiting with Mr: and 'Mrs.; Jas, Hill. F.,Croiicaf'L•ondon,,. M. and Mrs. ' ' r and Mrs. 'ones. are visiting with Rev J t Mr. and -Mrs. Capel Templeman and Betty,, of Detroit, spent the, week-, end with Mr. and 'Mrs. H. W. Tem pleman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Harburn, of Buffalo, are renewing old acquaint- ances. . Rev. 7: C. Jones .was inSarnia a couple of days this week. r Miss DorisiRemnant, of Wood- stock, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Leslie,'' ' Misses Jennie and Marguerite Sil- lery, of 'Stratford, are spending the holidays 'under the parental roof. Miss Eva Vernner, -of Stratford, is; 'holictayfng with ,her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Mil'ler. Miss Vera, Hambiey, is- clerking in _ J, A. Sadler's store. Our students, 'Miss Marzette (Sad ler 'Stratford; Miss ;Marion 'Colqu houn, Messrs. (Harold Colquhoun, Ho-' ward Leary, Clarence Norris of Mit- chell, and Mr. Harold O'Brien, of Western University, are visiting at their different 'homes. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLellan ' and family spent (Sunday with the-, former's father in Tuckersntitlt. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas,. Treffry and daughters, . of 'London, spent the s week -end with ,Mr. and Mrs. F. O'- i Brien. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Reed and Miss Marzebte Sadler were an 'London Sat- 0atrday. Mr. and Mrs.: Hiram Harbourn, of Alberta, have returned' after 'spending, - several 'months with- illi'. 1Harbourn s �+ sister, Mrs. H. Templeman. Mis STAFFA Margaret and Master Innes Freder- 'No Rest With Asthma, Asthma. usually attacks at night, the one time when rest is needed most. Hence the loss of strength, the nervous` debility, the loss of flesh and other evils which trust he :expected ,unless relief is se- cured, 'Fortunately relief is possible.. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's 'As'thma Remedy has proved its merits through years of service. A trial will surely con- viitce you. M Hac D. • Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Commercial 'Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases .of all kinds ' success- fully treated. Electricity used, • Npw is the time to get your Harness Repair- ed and Oiled.' Don't wait, bring them' now as:'Spring is at the door and: you need theist soon. Also don't forget the Shoes that need new soles, and patching. :Bring in the eggs and buy Harness, Shoes •and I'resli Groceries at J. L. BENNEWIES BR( DHAVEN • pen Af er Hours TORONTO' BRANCHES: Cor. Bay & Adelaide Sts.; 549 Danforth Ave.; Cor.. University and .Dundas St. OTHERBRANCHESAT: A y l to e r, Brantford, Hamilton, Newmarket, Ottawa, Owen Sound, Fombroke, Seaferth, St. Catharines St. Mary's, `. Wolkgrton .•Woodstock. la OR your convenience, all. Province of : Ontario Savings Office ,- branches are open until 5 p.m. daily except Saturday. a , Most branches are oloen Saturday. afternoon and evening. In addition to absolute s'a`fety for your funds here, think of the price- less convenience riceless.convenience of the extra business hours. s Seaforth Branch, J. M. McMillan, M eager Hour:: 5.70 mm, -to 5 p.m. Saturday 9.39 a.m. to 5 i,.,.., 7 p.m. to 9,30 p,.ui.. NCVINCE:',OF EGFR'OEPOSITGG4 HEAD OFFICE AVINGSOFFICE i.: TAR/O6VYERNMENF '47 r 15 QUEENS pARoc