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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-05-19, Page 4Zr FOUR'. THE SEAFORTH NEWS eaniestottentenneememetet tE .SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros,, Publishers. WALTON trees here of A emi- were sorry to learn of her Toronto on ,Thursday last W. Trying atdho Ipracticed years ago, was a ibrother, ,frequently !visited' him here. Toronto Papers referred to her ollows: " Follolwing• a <leng Elizabeth Margaret Har to Jarvis, wife of AeniYliu died. at her 'home, "'Hazel n'ce. Arthur Avenue, Toran ay evening. She was .in he year. The 'late Mrs. Jar he second daughter of .tht AeYni'1'ius +Trying, d ,:C, He as a daughter of the lar Gugy of IBeauport, Quebec. f a retiring nature, though r, B conversationalist, She' tva to her family and to goo among the needy. During Ill the immediate period follo'w was chairwoman of the Thfr Society. Eighteen tttonth hada serious illness, from. she never quite recovered. La trader •d'ootor's advice, ash the mild climate of the sou France, but •she steadily to returning in March hi a ser condition, to which she succutn! Besides her husband, three da and'ttvo sons. survive. Th George V. Bedforcl,'l'Vin Bertha and Augusta Jarvis, emiliu m• pis Jr.sJ t- ndSa nn Jarvis.". Endeavor mepting in t Churoh on Sunday evening sung by Mrs. Walter Dan Miss Bessie T was taken b;• Miss Edna services in the United Chu taken by Mr. Hogg of 'CI v. Air, Maines will be in Sea - Forth 'Sunday. Jbh,t $errs celebrated -birthday on 'Monday, the home of her . Mcfiavin, with •whom she tier home. 'Retnembran ngra;,ttlatiots were recei turd near, Airs. Berry's n e teas Emelinc 'Burns and non "Derevetie .$arm," ran `ou , C nt 'T cone Ire a y Y e tet •Canada t>>yth'her ptu, }ears aid, first making tl Toronto and later in she received her edu 6rs. Merry has always ibeen lead where there •teas si 1 manya baby boy and sted into this world, ;She bright and active; taking retest iu church work, exp Siotls, s, •\;'illia'nt, Jbnu, Albert icC',avin. with their wives 'firs. Thomas Leeming, K td.. t R tile L' n m t.et Afrs.A g, rlsott and Air. anti •Tufts, :k1-e-qe aiatk : .s Jarvis; •min f3! I ryE: ;Sere 'some ffie '7f f. •ti ufiia''as Ike illness, zeiet . Anguss Javir-is 'Sr;;- llassis," • Prf- to, Thursdr .sixty-sixth •eeie teas •.t e tla:te Sir r :•slmsether w e ' Ciolonel c. Site was o:a il1iant c s .devoted d weeks 1e raaar and - ', she d 'sBetealions agn she ' m reefsich st -merman, e •:s'entgl:t th salt st wound, r - S ns b - zeal Besin- ,Eeters ey a,ro: 14rs:ni- megi Ber at ilw ne, A tel Voters .'1t the he Cnited a atnet wasid- ,'ni and he meetingna Reid. The rch will bein- i.o'tst. Re on 'Mrs. her eightieth the -16th, at daughter, 'yrs. J. J is reeking ees seal co ed tF.rni far tai- 3Eat nam she -was bot near "Detngan Ireland, and cam parents. when fivetheir hnme in St. liarys whereca- t an. .l a :at friend sick - mese and girl -'he as t is .611 verya teat' in cci- :LTly missions, Messr and i''saac \ and Sr. and a- ltr LCIt and :Morrison 0 John -L, Kerr and Mr, .C'ha'rlie- McGavin; Miss Mary 'McGavitiand Mrs. IliAliott motored, to cGoderich ,last week -to ae-- ten i the funeral of their muck, John 'Graham 'Bo 'Mr, and Mrs. David Yd and Charlie, motored to. St. 'Cat'hariues on Thursday' to visit friends; returning. Sunday. Mrs.. M. 'McLeod a few clays with -her Seaforth. f spent mother, ,Mrs, •Storey, this. week. 'Humphries & . Co. unloaded a -'car of coal this week. Mrs, John Harris' and Mac. John :Smillie are visiting the latter's sister Mrs. Ross, near Zorra. iKeep iu mind the dance in the Workmen's hall Friday night, May 20.'. Ludwig Serenaders in attendance. Mr. •Bcib5. Cai ep!bell and. Alethea Carter spent the -week-end at 'London. 1 Seaforth, - tat df Se W. Bateman, Afr . E. W , s ande on a Mrs.Wa'Iter 'Bateman .iter pleasure trip to Windsor last week. .Miss Helen.Steiss is sick at pre'seet and unable to attend school. DUBLIN. highway westo'f She village, Holland stent Mr.. L. Bragg; tf.Stafflt,Stas.,ppei lli4r.alid:.IVTrs, Gronge'Ho 1 ,'. M nda. with Seaforth friend's. tip a shoe repaisceshop in ,our, 'villi o Y and is. ready to db ,first class' work on Mr. Lawrence Beale of ,Stratford ;. Mrs. C. has'' mother, of :t Vas the nes u B lc. rill the we Beale, during e e Mrs. Harr -'Phe many friends of Y Downey of Dtroit• will be sorry to hear of her illness and hope to soon learnofher speedy recovery. Ladies' Guild met at Mr, John The L, Moore's, Hibbert, oil T'hursd'ay after- noon last"and lead a very successful meeting: A very dainty lunch table was set and au enjoyable time .was spent 'by all. Mrs. Toni 'Burns has returned after •t .pleasant visit -with her daughter .in -Kitchener, e. A,{r,, '1,5t1 i,' Dillon 'has bought the property Of Mr. Charlie Douglas for the stun of $550. 'Mr, Douglas intends to ,build en Isis lot on the highway.. 'Mr; and. Mrs. Jerry Ryan, of Strat- ford, lite t ce it.+end w t thev for spent t d .n Mrs. T. Maloney.. ' ,notiter, Mrs. lets t Y Kiss Lizzie ''Ryan, of (Seaforth, spent Sunday with her mother; -Mrs. P. 'Ryan. 'Misses Theresa Carpenter and P Annie McGrath, of Stratford, spent the week -end with their parents here, Miss Agnes McriGafh, of St. Col- tnnb'an, spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Katherine Byrne. IThe dance held in tate parish hall on Friday night was well attended. All report a good- time. Mt.' John .Brennan las treated him- self self to a Ford touring car. Mr: attd 'Mrs, Pat. Woods spent Saturday in. Stratford. Mr. Joseph Kenny was in Stratford on Saturday. y Miss Helen iDantzer entertained a number of her Friends on 'Sunday last. kir. and Mrs. Frank Kenny and, daughter iMary spent Sunday in Stratford at the home of Mr, Pat, Purcell, ' ]Mr. James Maloney, of -Dublin, spent the week -end with his ;brother, +Mr. iMichael Maloney, of Wartburg. Miss Pearl Horan, of iMoKillop, spent "Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William "Curtin, df Dublin. Mr. and 'Mrs, Theo, Jordan and 'family, of Detroit, are visiting with the former's father; Mr. James Jor- Mary Duncanson 'hasdisposed Miss P of her farm on the •17th , concession of Grey , to Mr, A. Nichol, from near Brussels. • Mr. and ;Mrs. Ashton, of Gorrie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Radford, IMr, John Marshall, of the 12th- line, tM'cKillop, is Moving this .week to his. new hone in Grey. Mr. Robert Woods, of Elimville, has returned to .11 -is home. Miss Grace :Somerville is visiting her friends in Seaforth. Ret-. and Mrs, R. A. Lundy, of Kippeh, called on friend's in Walton ou Monday, Miss Helen Jackson.entertained a number of her school friends to a very delightful birthday party on Saturday, her eighth birthday. The time was spent chidfly in games, which were greatly enjoyed by all present. After••, this. a dainty lunch was served. 'Helen proved to be'a very cordial little hostess. 'Misses 'Louise and Eizaibeth 'Mitis motored to 'London on Saturday last and spent the week -end with I.ondon. aid Exeter friends. The sacred `Cantata entitled "Jos- eph's Bondage," ,which -was presented Choral , by 'Blyth Choral Society in 'Winthrop 'Church, proved again to be a decided success as It has been always, on :the different -times it has been presented elsewhere. :The :people of Blyth de-. serve due praise and credit for their talent and ability, Mr. and Mrs. 'C. Barrows intend' taking a trip to the West. shortly. Mr. and Mrs. R. Pratt visited with friends in 'Walton Sunday, Walton L.O.tL, decided at their last meeting to celebrate at Guelph this year. Air, and IMIrs.'W.'S. Forbes and Mfr, and!Mrs. Mfrs. T. N. • m >I Ca bell visited L s ted with Staffa friends on Tuesday. shortest notice. !Mr. Bragg is a mac - Heal and r a' er std c calr w t t eP • o our are ,fortunate 'to !hat. him ,to d fo v •work. 43 e wish him success. (Word, ltas been received of the death of 'Mrs, A. S. Case, in Toronto. She was "born at Dublin . and has a number of relatives in'Perth and Hu- ron counties; '.'For ' a-timeshe and her 'huslband were,. ii business in Michigan but for years had been living in Tor -- onto. Three deuightcrs, 'two in Tor- onto and one •iftWindsor, and one son in New York, survive. BLYTH. , ' Mr. and airs. Jos. ,Feeney,»oE Dab - lin, lin, visited friend's here during the week -end. 'Mr. Earl Healy s'pen't Sunday with friends': 5't Augustine B Miss Angela Kelly, nurse, of Lon- don, apenN ,the 'Week -end, visiting her father and mother, Mr. and Mr -s. Jas, Kelly. Mr, Leo Kelly visited Wingham lc friend's over the avec end. Mr. Russell Armstrong, of Sarnia, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 1M, milli Armstrong, town. 41St.- and Mrs, Forbes, _. of Walton. and :'Mrs. John Young, Hulled, were Clinton visitors on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. William IBrown, 9th. line, Morris, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Young, IFlullett. Mrs. J. H. R. Elliott and Gertrude were Wingham visitors on 'Saturday. 'Mrs. John.' Ferguson, ,who has been quite 'ill, does not improve as fast as her many friends would like. Mr. Clarence Hollinger spent Sun- day with Mi. and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson. Mr. John Nesbit has purchased a Ford sedan. Mr, 'and 'Mrs. C. Johnston spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Nesbit, Auburn. IM -r. and Mrs. Chas. Nicholson visit- ed -friends in Seaforth on Wednesday. It is.rumored that ex -'Mayor Geo. Spotton, o'f 'Wingham, will' offer himself as candidate in the federal clan. ibye-election, it is possible ,the elec- Miss Ella Clark, of Allendale, visit- tion will not be •held until the end of ed with her father during the past A week Rev Father Scholley, of London, relieved ante Father O'Droski, 'wiho is ill, on Sunday, and gave two very instructive sermons, Mrs, 'Wm. Byrne, Jr,, of Detroit, is visiting at the' h•otne " of her father, Air. James Jordan: 'air. and lMrs. J. V. Ryan and fam- ily, df Stratford, visited with the latter's another over Sunday. Our coal dealers are busy unloading coal, and many !of our citizen's are filling up their bins in anticipation of a severe winter, (Signs of an open winter]) i ?\fr Harvey Racho •> has. taken ken a position 'with the contractors on the reading. •Miss Craig and Pearl Wil- -llama l .(lamscontributedtothe I irthdaYb box, . /Miss Edna (Belt told the Bible story to the sheeting; The meeting closed with prayer., Miss Rogerson leaves this week for London to undergo goan operation, eratro n, " The Choral Society presented "Jos- eph's 'Bondage' in Wingham an:Fri- day night to a •large aud.ience.,Caven Church; Winthrop, ,was <`filled to over- flowing to hear it on Monday ,even- ing, Vieth -Wingham and Winthrop showed theirappreciation-by serving; a sumptuous lunch to the 'choristers. After the. presentation in Kippen-. on. Wednesday night, the cantata will be given in Listowel soon. 'Mrs: ,Geo. 'Potter left for Thames- ville on -Monday to visit her daugh- ter, lir'. C. Yeo. Mr. and, Mrs. 'Wm.-Cunnitgham. are's.pending this week at 'Dungannon visiting Mr, -Chas. Elliott, -who is moving to Ida "new -residence there, and ' Afr. Chas Elliott, Mrs.Higgins Affss Lila'Higgins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. AV. Cunningha'ni Sunday. ,(Rev-. Mr. Barker, of Brussels, wi9.1 preach in Queen „street United Church on Sunday. Rev. Mr. 'Walker, an furlough front the mission field in (China, will speak in St. Andrew's United 'church Suri-' day morning, 'May 22nd,, Mr. Thos: Laidlaw spent Monday at Auburn visiting his brother. Miss Marguerite Woods, of Mild - May, is with Mrs. ;Thos. Laidlaw. Mr. D. Leith and Mr. 'John Mc- Arthur sang a splendid duet, "'God's Way is the 'Right Way," in St. An- drew's Sunday evening. 'Mr. and Mrs. ;Robe 'Wallace and Miss 'Mildred IHil'born 'motored to Kitchener, 'Freelton and 'Galt, the latter part of the week. Mrs.- 'Rolbt. - Newoouitlbe 'went to Georgetown last -week to attend the funeral of her friend, 'Miss. 'Esther Montague ,Bell, who died suddenly -in New Ydrk city. She was former-ly a resident of Georgetown. Miss Evelyn Stinson, who is a +curse -in -training in Toronto, visited at her home over (Sunday. Rev. Dr. Barniby, Of Queen. street ,Church, and Rev. C. J, ildoot'house, of !Ontario street •Church,, Clinton, ex- cha'nged pulpits on iSunday. iMr. Moorhousc delivered two very inter- esting sermons to 'large congrega- ugust. tions. Mr and 'Mrs. Colin +Fiugland and Mrs. Jno..Ferguson is not improv - Stratford ' rfriends .would r d Mas her Mr. nicier . and Mrs. jack ingas u \1t altoY J Johnston, n q IAfrs.:aud _Joe. Johnston moored to like, Stratford 'Friday. R. J. Mr. and Mrs: Fin'gland, Mrs. Joe Chevrolet trite gathering Johnston and Mrs. Jack Johnston, of Walton, visited Sea'farth Thursday. The McLean Mission /Band held their monthly meeting in the base- ment of St, Andrew's 'Chttrch on Sat- urday afternoon. The" meeting open- ed with the singing of the .hymn, "Jesus 'bids us shine" 'Miss (Helen Telfer favored the meeting with a re- citation, '"Annabel Josephine Lee's Mite , \fne Box." The roll ca1l+tva s answer- ed by the second commandment. Mrs. 'Telford conducted an alphabetic Bible 'Mr. Louis` Atkinson,"" -Seaforth, and his- cousin, 'Mr. Joselph Atkinson, IIi'blbert;' left ''here on 'Sunday last to visit their cousins, Mr• and Mrs: John Doyle, 'Tottenham. They will also' t aunt, Mr. d at 's uncle former •i visit the f vs Atkinson, TaYgntb. l.r c At and 'Mrs. Georg IMr. and Mrs, August ID'ueberme Catherine, of 'Hib-. and little daughter best, were 'guests on Sunday;last at Of their aunts, the Misses the 'home (Margaret and'' Ann leenttedy, (Seaforth. Reeve (Roland, Kennedy and -Mrs. Kennedy, of,Tuckersmith, spent Sun- dayY, home of the 'former's dseea last e Mir l s Ke Seaforth. sisters, the (Misses Kennedy; After an illness of several .months,` Elizabeth'Rintottl, avife of Harry 'Mor- rison, died at the Ito'me of her daugh- ter 'aug t ter; Mrs. 'Gillbert 'Pearn, of"Hibber , on •Monday, ;where she had .been stay- ing, frig,. lit her 63rd year. The late M Morrison', who had 'been sick for sev- eral months, was well thought of by she was I n religion friends. s. L g manyfr her husband 1 ides her 'Besides a Presbyterian. she leaves two 'sons and one 'daugh- ter their lass: Alexander ter to 'and 'Norman, of !Fullerton, and Mrs. Pearn, of •Hi'bibert. The funeral.took place from her late 'home, lot 19, Vest I tchell road; 'Fullerton, where lav she and her -husband bad lived .for. Many years, on Wednesday afternoon, ler Woodland cemetery, Mitchell, for in tern -tent. t. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927. MANLEY' `'Mr. R, 'MoM'illan theld a meeting in our school last' Friday to organize the wheat n Ypool s •ste'm in this section. The meeting Iwas well !attended and • due consideration will Ibe given, asin surrounding all ,the su B districts which The 1 heat pool sed•T w canvassed,' h. P have been s . which (bad its origin in the .west, has put a: lot of money in the producers' pockets by I -holding a more uniform B market and ,giving the producer the benefit. 'When he has. Ito sell to :make his payments. after the harvest, as it was 'before, when every producer had to •rush his 'grain to market, the price dropped to 'a 'low 'figure. When the wheat was all (bought, the price 'went up,;.so that very often the consumer would have to pay :dottlble what the producer .got. Since the pool has '' had control of it, these wild goose chases have ceased. Mr. C. Eekart called on friends in our burg laist jweek. •Mr. Jcthn ,Deitz •has the 'contrao of running the stone crusher rusher for • t TownshipushiP afMcKillop, ,whic'h was 1y tender]ast'Monday, daY, he being 4; lower per .day than any other tender. IThe council made no mistake as Mr. Deitz is a ,pusher and a reliable mantel• The crusher was " purchased from Sawyer -Massey and arrived in Sea- for,tb on 'Tuesday, It Iwas moved to Jos. !Murray's pit on Wednesday and will be set up at once for operation, Powell has `bought a new k for eggs. Mn.MMdKay, of Shelburne, is visit- ing his ibrotherRobort, of -town, Mrs. J. Sinclair,' of 'Bnigden, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jackson, also her sister,' Mrs. 'Wen, !Logan. - The Young People of Teeswa-ter are presenting the 'play, "Civil Service," oiu Friday..evening of this week under the auspices of the Young People's Sociefy of the United 'Church. 'Mr, Adain 'Dodds .wired the Win- throp 'Church on IAondsY night (nom an adjacent farm house for the pre- sentation of "Joseph's Bondage." Mr. Jake Libel has returned after spending a few weeks in Seaforth, HIGH STANDARD OUTSIDE PAINT Lowe Brothers Liquid Paint costs approximately 1/2c per square foot. This is another ` way of saying that "job cost," which should always be the measure of your painting cost, "High Standard" is the most economcal paint you can buy. The reason is to be found in its exceptionally high quality, the fineness to which it is ground and the purity of materials used. It gives a very high gloss. Wears evenly 'forears and comes ready for use in thirty handsome shades, and is veryeasy- to apply. Try it when next you paint. Price -4c. Sq. Ft. Neptunite Varnish®Stain Make scarred or faded furniture like new with this splendid Varnish Stain. It is ex- ceptionally easy to apply and dries to a beautiful mirror-like gloss that is free from stickiness. 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E, Jones -was a visitor in Sarnia .the :first of the :week." Mrs. R. A. Sadler returned home on •Sunday- from London where elle had been under the doctor's care for a few days. Mrs. + E. Norris, Miss E. Norris and /Mrs. T. Kemp, of. Mitchell, called oh friends' in the village recently. Preparatory services will be held in the United 'Church on Friday evening and quarterly meeting 00 !Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. R, IMoGill and Lorne, of 'Cro:marty, are getting nicely set- tled in our village. . The pageant was very well pre- sented.on Friday night by the ladies from Roy's United Church. 'The -Institute 'held its annual .meet... ing at the honte of /Mrs. A. 'McLellan recently The officers are:. President, Mrs, A. M'cLeilan. Vice Presidents, Mrs. 'W; G. Fell, Mrs. L. IButson. iSecretary-Tress., MinVera Ham - Representatives to the district meeting, 'Mrs, McLellan, Miss . M. Davis, .Miss P1.1Sillery, Mrs. O. Reed. Directors, Mrs. J. 'Hill, /Mrs.. •F. OEIambley, 'Mrs: A, A, Colquhoun. Pianist, Miss G. Peart, HIBBERT, In the Seim -erne, Court sitting in London Thursday last, 'Mr, Justiee Kelly expressed definite disapproval of the 'placing df a chair in the "wit- ness box for a woman witness: He declared ,this war's practice in Amer- ican courts, but that in Canadian courts a witness was expected togive evidence while standing. He went on to say, however, that in case the ex- amination was very lengthy and the witness ;became fatigued, then the placing of a chair +would be counten- anced, but otherwise he was definitely opposed to the plan. .The statement carne from the court during the testi- •motty being given by 'Miss Margaret 'i4fobougald, of'Hibher't, who is .plain- tiff in an action against the Pilot Mfg, 'Company, of Galt, Jaques J. 'Gardiner, former President ofthe company, and Frank A. 'Campbell of ''Mitchell, Miss McDougald sued for the return of $1,000 invested in the defendant cotn- pany, the business of which "teas the. manttifacture 'of dairy utensils. Plain- tiff gave a promissory note for this amount to Mr: Gardiner, an officer of the company, wito ,discounted the note to .Mr. 'Campbell before :Matur- ity. Claiming her 'm'oney was ob- tained by misrepresentation and fraud, the plaintiff contends that de- fendant 'Campbell is the holder of the note in due •course. Gardiner is now in Indianapolis and .his evidence .was taken ,by a commissioner.' Associat- ed with Mr, McEvoy in 'acting For plaintiff is J. r IStirreli, while ' J. A. Parrot -and R. H. iM•uero are counsel for defendants. His lordship, Justice Kelly, gave judgment ,finding that there was no fraud practised by Gardiner in secur- ing from Miss'-MdDougkld the note in question namely $1,000 land there was, no fraud in any respect ;hy.Mr. .Cautp bell in buying the note, He gave. judgment dismissing the action against the Pilot Manufacturing 'Co. and Gardiner and gave judgment for Mr. 'Campbell for the fall amount of his claim, interest and 'costs, On Tuesday evening May" '10th death came suddenly to Mrs. 'William Hocking, of •Hillebert township,; at the age of about 60 years. Mrs. Hocking; who was in her usual good health, was out in the garden getting her dahlia •bulbs ready for planting, when she, collapsed. ?Dr.' Smith was auto- •moned, but she passed 'peacefully away two hours after she had been afflicted, The late 'Mts. Hocking whose maiden naive was Margaret Catharine Adair, wes a daughter of the late David Adair, of Elnta town- ship, and was a woman of a loving disposition, 'She was 'a thorough Chnistian and was well •thought .: off by a large circle of friends: She was a ine'tnber of the 'United Church at 'Roy's,'F Fullerton, and besides .her hus- band she leaves two sons and otta daughter Edward, of Fullartoii; Stanley, ort the homestead, and Mrs. Tohn Dalrymple, 'of Hibbert: The funeral, Which was largely attended, took place on Friday, May 13th, Pdwerfu'1' IIPfc'dicine. ,The 'healing propet'ties in six essential dils ere co.n- tetntrated in every bottle of Dr. Tholmas' iEelectric Oil, forming one of the most 'beneficial liniments ever of- fered to the use of man. Many c. rital 't power t la in - to as test9f as P Y Y pain, and many more can certify that they owe their health" to it. •I•ts won- derful_power 'is not eapresyed by the shall entice .at,which it sells. Investors Opportunity 61 CLINTON. David Beacom, the oldest 'Orange- man in Canada, "'died at the home of his son Wesley, on the 13t1Y conces- sloe •af 'Hvllett township. ''He had' reached fhc age of 1100 years, one month• and eleven days. 'He was well until Wednesday last, when he took 'to his bed as the result of a chill. Mr: Beacom was 'born in Northern Ire- land, coming to Canada -84 years ago, He settled in'Goderiolt township, and raised a family of eight boys, !five of whom survive hint. IHe became a member of flee Orange- Order at the age of 18. He moved to Clinton about 24 years ago, and -resided here until 1925, when he took up his residence with his son, Wesley, of Hullett, Both his parents attained the age of 96 years, a brother, tHenry died at 93, and Robert at the age of 88, -He is survived by five sons, /Wesley, of IFltti- lett township; David, of Rudyard, Mich,; George, mayor of dMount For:, est; 'William of 'Mioleigem, and Rob- ert, of Montana. The funeral was held 'from his late residence, Wednes- day afternoon, to .Bayfield cemetery. Rev, tG, J. Moorhouse, 'Clinton, and 'Rev. 'Mr. Albery, of Londesboro, con- ducted the services. Municipal Banker: Corporation and Montreal Debenture Corporation Dollar for Dollar 6 per cent $500—Bonds—$1000 . Interest coupons payable half yearly at either the Dominion Bank or Bank of Commerce without charge' We have secured a small block of the above Bonds. for immediate delivery— orders filled as received TH111) AAD. SUTHERLAN General Insurance "+5l Real Estate Bonds, etc, Seaforth, Ontario, Phone 152. Excellent fpr 'Croupy Children,— When a 'child is suffering with 'crone it is e good plan to use Dr, Thomas' 'Cclectric Oil, It reduces the inflam- mation and loosens the •irhlegm 'giving speedy relief to the little sufferer. It' is equally reliable for 6.ore throat and chest, earache, rheumatic pains, cuts, bruises and sprains, Dr, 'Thomas' Iic-, lectric Oil is regarded by many thou- sands as an indispensable of the lFant- ily ;medicine cheat, D Hi McInnes Chiropractor Of Wingham, will be at the Cotnmercial 'Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons Diseases of all kinds success- • fully treated. Electricity used. ' Baby chicks cost too much to lose by lack of care and proper feed. White Diarrhoea and other -chick' diseases prevent -e by feeding Pratt -s Baby Chick Food. It saves millions and insures healthy fast-growing chicks and early -laying pullets: Buy the best. 1)0 xk. a 'g C Mck Wood Sold by Dealers alt ovor Canada Write Se PRAMS POMMY BOOK F E,6. PRATT FOOD co..0C( ANADA iiS.Je.a 3.28 Cartaw Itve..'t'oronto 9 . . Fresh Groceries'-' Straw Hats and Work Shirts Now is the time topick up all kinds of repair- ing, such as Tin ware, JIarness, Shoos, Auto Sides. Auto Tires Stitched. 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