The Seaforth News, 1927-05-12, Page 4E1OUR
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
WALTON.
and (Mrs. C Sellers `>visited'
at Heidelberg. over the week
r incl Mrs. C. l+ingtand, of '•Blyth;
,Sian,+r t Saturday ;with :IMr, and Mrs.
:deme rain on Sunday night did a
Wet. deal bf good towards the
rater' of the grass. Many of the
yrs ;ire scarce of feed and the
u"fr will soon be able to be turned
Be graze.
Seeding ,will soon be ftuished me-
eting. the root crop, with
`fir- and Mrs. A, Clark visited
A. 'Dundee ion Sunday. r
Geo. Muldoon bas rented R . S'hol-
s farm and ' intends to ' pasture
',tete on it.
'r 5, !Marshall is able to be out
J r an operation for appendicitis a
Aroweeks ago.
Miss 'Isa'bel Farquimhrson is not
attiU to attend school. these days. - She
lews an attack of rheumatism,
• Arbor day was observed on Friday,
-.Zee school' grounds present a neat
exppaearance since.
Dr. Field, Inspector of East
Elbsscm: made his semi-annual visits
Stew, S. No,. 7 and S. S. No. 12, Mc=
41ratap, on Tuesday last, and Messrs.
'Ilhomas Kinney
f .ansi an.
€lir,srles- anti Arthur 'A e spent
•finea3ay in Listowel,
fir. Wilbur Holmes, of 'Flint, Mich.,
'tee *itIng itt (he home of his parents,
Mr, and (Mee. David .Hotrnes,
!lies. Donald (Calder was in 'Wel'-
land this week to • visit her; daughter
Mary, nurse -ie. -training -en the Wel-
lend-hospital,
elnand 'hospital, who has been ill , with
pneumonia, Miss 'Calder was im-
proving when her another 'returned.!
!Mrs, Win. Iiliackwell is visiting her
son, Mr. gas.-iBackwcll,
Mr. 'Robert Woods,-of-Elimville, is
visiting (Nie, and Mrs. J. H, IMe-
Laugelin...
M., and Mrs, Herb. Manning called
Me
on 'friends in Clinton on Saturday,
;f:'ast Sunday evening the regular
Endeavor meeting was held in Duff's
church. .Rev, IMr. Maines spoke on
"Home Missions," 'giv'ing en account
of his experiences while in the West-
ern Provinces. The 'devotional Miss of the programme was taken by Miss
Ferguson. A duet was sung by
(Misses, I'sh'bel and Jennie 'Ritchie.
'iThe Horticultural Society received
their supplies this week and they.have,
had 'theta delivered to the members.
IMr. Geo, 'McTaggart, of (Seaforth,;
is slr'iving wee of Mr, Neal's cream
trucks. •
ever. John Lambie, one of the
'guards at IBurwash Industrial ' Farm,
has 'been visiting relatives in this vi-
cinity for the past 10 days.
(Miss Jean McLaren, who has been
visiting at the home of her auricle,
James 'Simpson., returned to borne
last Sunday. ,
!Miss Rose 'Simpson is not as .well
THURSDAY, MAX -12, 1927.
as her virally- friends would like ,to see
Mrs, •' Will IiVoods and llsfiss_ Grace
ehortreed visited at Clinton -ono 'day,
i scantly:.
ohm S.nJJlie'has been busy putting
at iteeeefeece around his property this
!-telt
'VI'i r', and Mrs. F. A. 'Hanibly, of
Staffa, and Miss Florence Cooper, of
6eeforth, spent last Thursday after-
noon at J. N. Campbell's.
IMe, and Mrs, R. G. Parke and D'or-
'othy visited friends at Walton - on
Safety on the Highways
must be maintained
NEW SPEED LII4IT THRUSTS GREATER
RESPONSIBILITY ON DRIVERS POR CARS
COURTESY.
AND
Aj, GR EATER reapmce1bility for :alert caution rests MS
1 A the nwtori vt uanng the highways now that the :speed
limit has been raised.
In every case speed must be governed by the circnsr
stances.
Tete change in the law does not to the slightest extent
relieve the motorist from responsibility for careless or
rockiesa driving. Indeed in this respect the faster move -
!nett! of traffic on the highways will thrust upon drivers at
greater necessity for caution.
In vtll.•rges, in heavy traffic, at cross roads or railway
eroesings, where adults' or cbltdeen are !ring the highway,
near schools, and at curves and bridges, care muni be cur-
dled by the motorist in accordance with the ctrcumatancees
Obedience to the law and courtesy to others is expected
at all times.
The raining of the speed Limit in no way logos tee
amity for caution. The change in the law wall not mitde
gate the offense of redde anes9 or carelessness on the past
of any driver. Attention hi particularly directed to the
pprtoovision far cancellation of the tar's license which may
follow subsequent conviction for =Hess driving.
The safety of the highways must be maintained. The
Departmeet hopes that motorists will realize this and wail
drove through eareiuhsess and courtesy to continue to
keep Ontario highwsays safe for all who use them.
Ontario Department of
Highways
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ISenday.
llliss Jean 'Drager' end `'John Den-
nison spent Sunday at IHarriston.
Miss Ruby Young, who is- attend-
ing -Normal at Stratford, spent the
week -end at: her home' in the village.
!Mr. and +Mrs. 'Gourley and lfainlly,
of +Fergus, •spent Sunday at her fath-
er's, il'Ir, Saint Forbes.
i
Beffalo, spent,! neeeeytith. Mrs, 'John quite i11.
Donnelly. The 'Ch'orel Society presented 'Jos- `
y eked house in
' nilape'sBondage," a a
„Mfr:
and Mrs.- Pet. Mc;Gratih . spent g ;P
Sunda • with -'Mrs. ..Wm.'Byrne,: • CPintoa on Friday might. It will also
Sunday,
Miss Annie Ryan, :of ,See forth, bepr`c+sented' 'in lTiirgham :Friday,
May 13,' Winthrop op the following
Monday night and Klippen (Wednes-
day, May 18: •
Mr. and Mrs. David Laidlaw visit-
ed Mr, and: Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw, Au-
burn, on Friday. - Mrs, Jas. iaielaw
returned 'last week from Toronto af-
ter 'treatment in the hospital ' there.
She is not improving as much as her
friend's could wish.
IMr. anei Mrs. Melvin Nivens and
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs,
P. Ryan.
Mr. J'as. • S;hea. and daughter Angela
mo't'ored to .London on Sunday.
..Misses Margaret (Byrne and Ther-
esa Ca'rpen'ter, spent Sunday after-
noon with Mis's Madge Cra,wford, of
Clinton.
IMr. Jelin MdGrath shipped a car-
load of fine horses on Wednesday
A dance -will' be -held in the parish
hall on ,Friday night: Lucin orchestra
will furnish the music.
ltsfr.: and :i Mrs, Will JMe'Derenott
and -Miss Mary Ryan . motored to
Thorndale 'Sunday and were guests
of Mrs. J. Kennedy.! L, of
Ott. ,Sunday 'last the C.r
''Dubli'lseld their monthly -meeting.
The -new president, Mrs. W. J, O'-
Rourke, opened the meeting with
prayer and the, singing of a 'hymn,
Followilg..the routine business, the
president read the following :address
to leers, James Shea; the retiring pres,
Mont, The first 'vice-president, ' Mrs.
Wm. O'Reilly, .presented a beautiful
bouquet of pale .pink cantations 'to
Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Shea •thanked the
ladies for their gilt and remarked
that it was a pleasure to her to work
for -a charitable. society 'adiose chief
aim was to serve 'God and their coun-
try in every possible way.
The address to Mrs. Shea was as
follows: Dear !Mrs. Shea, On your
retirement from the presidency rif
the Dublin unit of the Catholic Wo-
men's League, we wish to express
our deep appreciation• of the zeal and
devotedness with which you have
fulfilled the duties of your office dur-
ing the past two years. Under your
able direction we 'have succeeded in
contributing a considerable sunt of
money towards the endowment of a
chair of'Church History in St. Peter's
Senrivary. It is also due to your ef-
ficient management that our Local
Branch is 'ranked high in diocesan
activities, Y•ott have been untiring in
your efforts -Towards making a. suc-
cess of ,all. our ,social •functions. You
have been an amiable hostess and we,
your associates, have always found
yott a staunch friend , and supporter.
Y ur
'
needy . is
the
generosity towards
b
g
evident Brom the assistance given to
charitable institutions, and at -bile
same time youhave responded goner
ously to • the requirements of the
Church and Parish., All this was done
in a quiet, unassuming manner and in
a spirit of charity and -kindness which
has loon the appreciation of all. As a
slight token of our 'gratitude, we ask
you to accept this small gift. Signed
on behalf of the 'Ladies of the Catho-
lic 'Women's League, Mrs., W. J. O'-
Rourke, President.
(Too late for last week.)
ref rs. P. 3.I?i{oGrath spent Saturday
lo 'Mitchell.
'Miss E. Rowland and brother Lil,
of Walton, spent Sunday the guest
of Mr, and Mrs. Pat. Rowland.
Mi. P. Lunney and ,Mr, Mac Burns
motored to 'Mitchell on Tuesday.
BL•YTH.
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Howatt,
Wcstfiel'd. were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Root. McDonald on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. Albert
Sanderson.
Mr, John Taylor, 9th line Morris.
has purchased a new Pontiac 'sedan
and ;afr. Robt, McDonald has pur
chased a Ford sedan, -
Miss Agnes Mason is visiting Miss
Perna Rath for a few days.'
:Mother's Day was celebrated, with
beadtilul and appropriate services in
the dhur•ches. In Queen st. United
church the :morning service and Suh
day sohool were united. A children's
choir had charge of the singing. The
front of the church was decorated
with evergreens. At the opening' of
the service :four girls and two boys
entered, each carryin'g,a 'whi'te, letter,
decorated ,with white roses. As e'acb'
completed an appropriate verse, the
letter w'as tacked to the evergreens
until the word ''Mother" was -com-
plete, Recitations were given by
Evelyn Burling, Glen • Kechnie; a read-
ing.by Melda1MciElroy, a quartette by
Mir. Irvine !Wallace, IMrs. D. F1oody,
Mrs. C. 'Burling, Mr. S. Leslie; a
duet by 'Hazel and Erma 'Levee,with.
chorus by choir. Dr, .Barnby spoke
about the respect due to Mothers.
In St. Andrews, mothers composed
the choir for the morning ' service,
Mrs Colin •Fingland sang "Mot'her's
Way." Rev. G. Telford chose the
subject, `!Behold the fowls of the air,
etcee from the sixth cha'peer of Mat-
thew.
On -Sunday evening Trinity Church
celebrated ebe occasion Iby having a
Mothers' choir. Mrs. W. IB. 'Hawkins
sang "The Gift" in splendid voice. 'In
the sermon Mr. Hawkin's ,fittingly
spoke of the faith of 'the mothers,
pointing out 'tha't of mothers hadn't
been faithful it would not be possible
to leave a religious service in 'their
honor- Bliss 'Carman's poem, "Givers
of Life," .effectively 'completed the
thought.
Mr, Chas. Nicholson has purohased
Mrs. Jas. Phelan, who is recovering
'iter health at the home or 'her father
in Clinton, 'spent Sunday here.
Mr, and Mrs, C. Johnston were
guests on Sunday of :Mr, and Mrs. J.
Grasby.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Nesbit and
Mr, end IMrs. Thos. 'Grasby visited
Mr. and iMrs, 'Winn,. Nefbit, B•rucefield,
on ISun'dey.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John M'cNichbl were
guests on (Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred 'Cameron, Brussels.
IMr. ICh'as. Nicholson has engaged
with Mr. James Marshall. for the
runner.-:
Mr. and Mrs. John rNive.na, of
Teeswater, spent Sunday 'with, their.'
daughter, 'Mrs. Wm. 'Cutining'ham., ,
Mr. Chas. Elliott, of Dungannon,
spent Sunday with his niece, Mrs,
Wee Cunningham.;
nd and Mee.
'Mm's Henry ,Ridhmo
James Richmond spent Thursday its
Goclerieh visiting fliers. S. Cameron;
who is Hein the hospital -there,
IMr. ,Daniel McDonald has been
DUBLIN.
IMr, and M'rs. 'Janes Delaney :and
Mr, acid Mrs, John Delaney motored
to Istrathroy •to attend the funeral of
'lir, John Gallagher. Sunday
Mary -Kenny spent 5 y
in Stratford. the
Mr. Leo Perry spent. !Sundaya t
Baine of Mr. 'Philip Kenny.
Miss Nellie O'RRourke visited her
parents over 'the week -end. •
Death of Mrs. Hastings. — The
coniantuilty received a 'sudden shock
oil Thursday snorn'ia,g on hearing of
the death of Mrs, Catherine Has'Ginrgs,
who .passed a'w'ay very suddenly
about 6.15 a.m. Deceased had been ill
only a few hours, She received the
best ce attention from her many
friends- who stayetd with her until the,
end, She had resided in Seaforth for
a few: months and on Wednesday had
come to Dublin where she intended
making 'her home. Her mother pre-
deceased her a few years ago in Deb -
lin. 'She leaves ito !mourn her two
daughters, - Mary whois teaching
school in Detroit, and Loretto who is
attendiing 'business college in Chath-
am, and one sister 'in 'Chicago. The
funeral took •place on Saturday morn-
ing to St. Patrick's .Clsurdh, Dublin,
where Rev." Father'O'Drbskdsang the
Requiem Mess. A large number of
friends from the surrounding district
gats to
Ihelimeurorryeavhoant they to pof ohay rlest twill
always remember. The pallbearers
were L. T. Looby, Patincl. Woods,
John Kenny. 'Pat, IBenn, Junes Red-
mond and John Redmond. Inter-
ment was made in St. Patrick's cem-
etery;
Mr, Wm. Dillon has purchased the
property df Mr. C. ,Douglas.
Mrs, Ed. 'Jordan, of Chatham, is
visiting with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Patrick Judge.
IMr. J'fack 'Burns, of Hibbert, is
visiting with his niece, tides. Wm.
Stapleton.
•On Saturday afternoon a number
of then and teams gathered at the
High School grounds for the purpose
of levelling the grounds for a bowl-
ing (green and soft ball grounds. They
were assisted by Mr. Alex. Darling's
tractor. These grounds, when put itt
shape, will be not only a credit but a
source of much entertainment to our
citizens and surrounding country.
Mrs., John Arnold and family have
returned from a visit with friends in
Sault Ste. Marie.
'Miss Pearl Horan visited with her
sister, Mrs. Wm. Curtin during the
week -end.
Mrs. Jos. Nagle entertained a num-
leer of friends on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis MacDonald
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Dill.
Miss Mary Hastings, of Detroit,
and Miss (Lore@to, of Chatham, at-
tended the'funeral of their mother.
Mrs. Potter and Mary Donnelly, of
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WEST BRODHAGRN,
Mr, '' . A. Eckert is. busy erecting
a .rhieken. hotise,liid when completed
will hve; 'One of the 'fit}est hen houses
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'C,ha rtes E g'
Mr.' and Mrs. ggert"and
children, ,leers. John Eggert, Mrs.
Henry Rapien,.took a motor trip to
:Milverton on Sunday Past.
Mr. and tides. 'Ezra Seebach and
children, of Fullerton, 'were visitors
al Mr, Wm, Kroehler's last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Reuben IBuuk, of
Rostock, were visitors at the home z
the latter's 'father, Mr. 'Henry'Det ,
on Sunday and Monday. '
Mr.HenryHenr 'Delta has treated hini-.
self 'to a• new Chevrolet sedan.
Mrs.' Wm. Gross, and'bMr:' :and aby and' ,Mrs. Geo. Leitch, of Blyth,
'called 'at Mr. 'Charles R'egale's last
Sunday,
-We got of a nice rain 'this week which
ayill, no doubt,, deo a lot of good, as.
the ground was getting very ,dry.
Oats .are coming up nicely, .but the
fall wheat is a failure.
'Mr. and Mrs. John Kuirs.and. sev-
eral c'hildren and the former's 'sister,
from (Bad Axe, (Mich„ were visiting
in the neighborhood over the end of
,lest week. They used to live on It'he
l2th iconcession of 'McKillop, but
moved to 'Michigan some 20 years
ago, •
With 'deep regret it was -learned in
this nei'gh'borhood of the sickness of
their daughter Iris, of !Leamington,.
were guests on Sunday of Mr, and
Mrs. Wm, Cunningham.
Rev, W. 13.,1Hawleins and IMr. S.
Metcalfe are attending the Synod of
Huron diocese in London ehis week.
Mr, Asquith, of Auburn, a'ccon>,panied
them also.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Jas. Williamson, of
Brussels, spent the 'week -end visiting,
Mr. and Mrs P. J. Kelly.
\Ir.
add Mrs, Will Lane, of Clin-
ton, spent the ,week-en'd at the home
of J'as. Phelan,
The_ntany friends of Mrs. Jas.,
Phelan a're, pleased to know she is
improving.
leer. T. E. Kelly hes purchased a
new Chrysler cbaeh.
Mr. and Mts. Jas._ Williamson, of
Brussels, spent Sunday at Mr, and
Mrs. Nelson N'icholsoti's.
Mr. add Mrs. Jas. Morlm'tn, of
Lunen , spent Sunday • with Blyth
friends.
.Mfr, and Mrs, C, H. Reese motored
up from Rifdhener on 'Sun'day to at-
tend the funeral of, Uhe, late •. Mrs, E.
kidlborn.
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse of 'Clinton
will conduct the morning and even-
ing services in Queen street United
Church next Sunday.
The Young 'People's Society of the
United Church, Blyth, held an inter-
esting debate in St. Andrew's Church
on Monday evening, "(Resolved - that.
soft. ball, basket .ball,• tennis,,panto-
mimes, stunts, etc., obtain the results
for Which they are intended." The ate-
(irritative, upheld iby Bluevele, won.
The negative was defended •by'Bruce-
field. This -is the 'final debate of a
series held by the Young !People. Dr.
Barnby of Queen street United
Church, presented the medals to the
-winners. '
Death of Mrs. Hilborn..-.After .a
few weeks' illness, there passed to
her eternal rest, Mrs, Rosetta iHil-
li'orn, widow of the late Envtnan'uel
Hilborn, a -well esteemed citizen of
Blyth, at her residence, ,Dinsl'ey St.,
on Thursday, •Itea'y 5th, aged 62 years.
She was a daughter of --the late Eno'ch
and Victoria Detwiler and came to
Blyth with her husband and family 8
years ago where Mr. Holborn bad
purchased the flour andchopping
mill now operated by Messrs. Leslie
Hilburn and 'Sidney 'Leslie. Her hats -
band predeceased her some four years
ago, She leaves to 'mourn her loss,
one son 'and three daughters, - Leslie,
of Blyth; lens's Mildred of Blyth;
'Mrs. Alfred Laleing of Freelton and
Mrs. Robt, Wallace of ,Cedar Grove,
N.J., one son Gladstone having .died
while overseas. She also 'leaves one
brother and five sisters, William of
Roseville, Mrs, S. Stahl, of Galt; ,Mrs.
Johnohn MBcGurn, offGuelph,KitcheMrs. Chas.
Lang, of Bright, Ont., and Mrs. Al-
vin ,Snider, Edmonton, Alta.
'The service was conducted from
her late 'residence on Sunday by her'
pastor, 'Rev. D.. 'Barti'by, of Queen
Street United Ghurds df which she
was a faithful member. "Going Down
the Valley" was sung by the male
quartette of Queen 'Street 'Church.
There were !many beautiful floral
tributes from church and friends.
The pallbearers were 'Wm. -Detwiler,
John Battler, A. W. Reborn, A. In-
born, Ede Hiliborn, Jos. Hillborn, Re-
latives and friends attended from
Roseville, Kitchener, Galt, New Dun-
dee, Ha'mil'ton, Preston, 'London and
Brussels.
the last eve weeks dining the building
o'I-their pew barn, left there on Fri-
day last. 'fast.
our Reeve, Mr, F, J. ?McQuaid. We
hope he will soon be better.
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HIBBERT,
1Mr, Louts Atkinson and little son
Jimmfe, Mrs.. Atkinson, Mrs. M, J.
McMillan, Seaforth, and 'Mrs. P. Mc-
Cann, Hibbert; spent Sunday last at
the home of the latter's sister, Mrs: J.
A. King, Wingham.
'Mr, and leers, J. Walsh, -McKillop,
were vii'stors on Sunday 'last at the
house of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mfrs. W. (Nigh, Tuckersmidi.
IMr. Dennis :Barry, of Tuckersmith,
and M?. and Mrs. John J. Dalton,
Hibbert, attended the funeral of their
'cousin, Mr. John !Gallagher, on;d4Ton-
day fast in Istrathroy.
'Miss Lizzie Taylor,` Tuckersanith,
who has -been assisting 'her friend;
Mrs. August 'Ducharme, H'iblbert, for
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ST. COLUMBAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Delaney were in
Strathroy this week attending the
funeral 'of the late IMr,: John Gal-
lagher.
t1'Sr. James Lane, of Stratford Nor-
mal, spent the week -end at his home
ie McKillop•
Mr. Charles Malone, of Stratford,
'spent the week -end at his home here.
'lI'rs, 'Wm Dorsey, who hes 'been
its Detroit, visiting her sister, Mrs, 11.
Downey; Stas returned home. ,
(Miss 'Agnes Downey, of St, Jos-
ep'h's 'hospital, London, was a visitor
at the .home of her parents, Mr. anti
Mrs. 1M !Downey.
Mr. Thomas !McQuaid, of Strat-
ford !Normal School, visited with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jos. (McQuaid;.
ever the week -end,
Miss Agnes O'Reilly, of Toledo, is
visiting aft the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Jas, O''Reilly, in Hib-
bert.
• IMr. Martin IMoQuaid, of Toronto.
accompanied his brother,( Reeve Mc-
Quaid, 'McKelop, Nome on Saturday.
He returned to the city the sante
day. ,
Miss Anna Atkinson, of St. ',lttich-
ael's Hospital, Toronto, is -spending
her holidays at the 'home of her
parents,' IMr. and IMrs, Jos. Atkinson,
Hibbert.
'Jblr, W. J. Cleary has treated him-
self toa new Oldsmobile ear.
The St.• Columban Literary 'Sooiety
closed the season by holding their an-
nual euchre and dance on Friday
evening, May 6th. A most enjoyable
evening wasespent in cards and dance
,Tlie -following were ,the. prize-
winners: Ladies' first, 'Miss !Marie
Flannery: gentleman's 'first, Mr.
Michael !Downey; ladies' consolation,
Mos. It]W..3, ,C1eary, and ,gentleman's
consolation, 'Mr, 'Francis McQuaid,
The prize winner for ducky chair was
IMr. Fergus Horan, Invmediately
aftec cards lunch was 'served, follow-
ed by a few 'hours' spent ne dancing,
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'Many mothers have reason to bless
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Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c.
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Now is the time to get your Harness Repair-
ed and Oiled. Don't wait, bring themnow
as Spring is at tho door and you need;thent
soon. Also don't forget the Shoes that need
new soles and patching.
Bring in the eggs and buy; Harness, Shoos
and Fresh Groceries:at
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SAVE THE BABY CHICKS
Make then strong, sturdy productive, EGG -LAYING
Pullets, with Pratte Baby Chick Food. I'tcosts atrifle .more
but is CHEAPEST in the end, judged by results. The
extra chicks you save and raise, more than pay for all the
syPratteourdealBaer—tlsere'by ChiciFs000ndyouenear use.you,, Ask
Wrlto for Praha Puuftry Roab-FREE
PRATE FOOD CO., OF CANADA, LTD. 328 Carlow Ave., Toronto
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Vj 7NETHER Merchant, Manufacturer or Professional
VV Man, he will be better able to _make a name for
himself if backed by Sufficient Capital. Why not begin
now to accumulate that Capital? . Let the boy help.
Open a savings account for him with the Government
Savings Office where the total wealth of the Province is:
your security. Withdrawals maybe made without notice.
TORONTO BRANCHES: Cor. Bay & Adelaide Ste.; 549 Danforth Ave.; Cor.
University and Dundas St. OTHER BRANCHES AT: Aylmer, ' Brantford,
Hamilton, Newmarket, Ottawa Owen Sound, Pembroke, Seaforth. St. Catharines,
St Mary's, Walkerton, Woodstock. 2
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Homs 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 5.35 A.M. 50 5 j;p,., 7 p.m. 50 9.59 pia.
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