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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-05-19, Page 8AQE 'EIGHT • goo, , HENSALL., Mr, and Mrs, Wilean, of 'Godeiell, in town on. Mars ase Mr. Ferris 'Can telon, o f„. Oitendaga, visited over the week -end With -his ?arm) ts here, eet. Thos. Palmer, Sr., is Visiting relatives in fawn, School RePpite-Sr. 1V. -Mildred Smalie Harold "IvItme, can Bell,' E1-1 eired grnith, Marion 'Sinclair, Clare • Zuelle, ,LtilaLinden1cld, Joyce Scrut- on, Royce Welsh, Edward Little. Jr. 'Workman, Bob Houston, Irene Deters; Grace !Brock, Lizzie Je. Bean, Albert Wolfe, Eleanor Skimier, Beryl 1Drummond, May Kennings, , Irene Hoggaeth, Howard Hemphill. Sr 151, -,Alice Higgins lleferion Me-. Kay, Hazel Hudson Gladys Pass more .Florence McDonald, Harold Foster, Will 'Nicol, Eleanor Bell, leo- bel Senate, Wili Drummond, Aldon Appletoein -Norman McKay, Roy Brock, Harold Appleton. Report of 'Room II for March and Aprils-CHonors 75, pass 60,) Harold .Sherritt 83, Helen 'Glenn 76, Mabel Fee 75, John MoKay 74, Enema Wurm 70, Lorne Elder 69, Selarsr Hemphill 68; John Farquhar 68, Lloyd Lindenfield 66, Harvey, Hudeon 66, Kornelis Faber 65, Robert Passmore 64, Viola 'Hildebrandt, 63, Edith Wolff 58, Stewart Bell 50, Sr. II, - 'Minnie Sangster 79, Norman Clair 78, Dorothy iDrummond 73, Mil- dred 'Folfick 72, Harold Higgins 60, Olive 'Brock 60, Toin Sneak 52, Ken- neth Maims 50, fMyrna Hudson 49, Mary Little 47. Miss Ellis, Teacher. Report oi Primary Room for April. Jr. ,Glenn 89, lDorothy 'McQueen 85, Harold Bonthron 84, Muriel Hoskin 74, Nellie Fee 69, Ed- gar 'Wutra 66, Dorothy Deters 59. Jr. '1113. -,Leonard (Flogarth 93, Ron- ald Peck 90, Irene Hoskin 78, Mary 'Wolff 73, Ruth Bell 71, Sr. etta Bell 93, Jean Foster 90, Alvin Lindenfield 86, 'Grace 'Miran 86, Bob- by Drysdale 81. Sr. Primer. -Agnes Fairlbairn 92, David Sangster 89, Her- bert Drummond 89, Margaret Shep- herd 89, Lloyd Brock 79. Jessie Buchanan, Teacher. The concert and dance put on Fri- eay evening in the Town Hall by the (baseball team was greatly enjoyed by those present. Mr. Frank Bossen- (bury, of Kitchener, his son and dau- ghter and Mr. Frank Toman, of New Dundee, gave the 'programme, assist- ed by local old time fiddlers, Mr. 'Bossenbury, who won the Old Time Fiddlers' prize at Toronto last Au- gust, is certainly in a class by himself as a -violin player, and his playing greatly delighted the audience pres- ent. Miss iBossenbury, who aecom- Denied bet father on the piano, also gave a number of piano selections. Bossenbury, Jr., gave three hum- orous readings, while Mr, Toman gave several whistling selections and also a selection on the trombone. Mr. Taman is an artist in his line and his whistling selections were certainly a marvel. Others taking part with violin selections were Thomas Mur- dock, Gordon Boltoe, John 'Hyde, Fred Hess, .Mr. and Russell Brintnell. All these gentlemen gave at least two selections, which were 'well received by the audience, Reeve Geiger occupied the chair in his usual breezy manner. Owing to other at- tractions the sante evening, the 'crowd eras not as 'large as it might have been, but if the Bossenhury family come to Hensell again •we will 'assure them a 'bumper house, as on Friday evening they made a reputation for themselves here, as entertainers. Mr. 13ossenbury is an old timer of this district and his many friends here were pleased to see him &gait'. After the concert was over the floor was cleared and dancing comtnenced, the Bossenbury orchestra giving the music. 'Mrs. James !Barnett, of Toronto, returned home oe ,Saturday, after at- tending the funeral of her brother, -the late John Thompson. Miss Mary Clark, of Tuckersmith, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. G. 'Thompson. Mr. Robert 'Buchanan has purchas- ed a Ford touring car. 'Mrs. Mcefurtrie moved into her house on South Richmond street, on Thursday last. Wedding bells are ringing in this vicinity. The Firemen are making prepara- tions for their big tournament on the 24th. They lee planning the 'biggest event ever staged in 'Huron 'County. There will he a 'big calithumpian and trade procession, prizes given for the best decorated auto. On the park grounds there will be baseball matches, races and other sports, such as elimbing the greasy pole, catching the greasy pig, and bun eating con- tests. In the evening there will be dancing on the street and in 'the hall, and a big fireworks display will be put on later in the evening. Also the different fire companies will give de- Monstrations. The Galt jazz band will be present all day. Other bands will be in attendance and a local town band will undoubtedly give a lot of the music, As a celebration has not been put on in Hensel] for e long time, a big crowd will be here, and a big day is anticipated. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Blatchford 'visited in Exeter over the week -end. !Miss Nora Follick visited in Exeter over the week -end. e Mr. Robert 'Higgias will issue the ,'- liquor permits for the Hensall dis- Se: dietrict -and has them now on sale. Mr. and Mrs, James Paterson and • Mr. and (Mrs. A, Fester visited over . • the week end in Kifoltenee. . Mr. Lee'Hedden left on Tuesday for ..fer• Port Huron. efr, . Mr. and Mrs. James Priest and IMr. Ned seers, Alphine 'McEwan visited `-e friends in London. - The yobng pe sseele .ot the Tjtilie.d ICihounrdcaliyheevIdentltiseir re.gular Meeting on Johnson as 4elidc:vitti.ish'LaMttitsesJesele rn sides entitlede ,'Life andCutome in Japan" were ,0*.sen by.Thomas Simpson, ac- compapied by addresses on the sub- ject yessiebyTcrs. Mr. Sinclair and Mie ,: n An invitation was re." ceissece'freOM °' . the- a North Side •fte,d 'Church, Seaforth, Inv'e iting .„,n League to *end a social evening with I . I , •,,,,•.„, , , • , 4.,•• 'THE SEARORTH NEWS 19:4927,ete them 04 May 31, "rhe Hensall. 'Leai gue aceepted the invitation and will supply prugramme, The W.M.S. of the United Church held a birthday Party in the 'basement of the elmich on Friday evenilig •last, The IMission Circle and the Ivliasioe Band also took part in the pro- gramme. Dr. Elizabeth McMaster, a missionary on furlough ,'from India, gave a 'splendid address on ;Missions, At the end of the meeting lunch was served Iby the ladies. , The Rev. Mr. Telford of Blyth, will occupy the 'pulpit of the United Church on Sunday morning and speak en the Maintenance and Extension Fund of the church, A week from Sunday the Rev, Mr, 'Hogg of Clin- ton will ;preach the annivetesaey ser- mons in the United Church here. Miss 'Case:tiara was taken to her home at 'Wingham last week, suffer- ing from a nervous break down. Her many friends wish her a speedy re- covery. BAYFIELD. Miss Jean Moseop is supplying in the lower room owing to the ,illness of the teacher, Miss Anna Woods. Mr. E. T, %town went -to Windsor on Friday, driving back on Sunday in 'hie new Erskine coach •which he pur- cbased eecently. Mrs. Munch of Detroit spent the :week.end in the village. 'The directorsHolf the Bayfield Golf and Country Club held a special meet- ing at (London recently to 'consider Plans for the coming season. There was quite an increase in the number of players last season, being nearly three times as many as previous sea- son. An extensive programme of Mt - movements has been decided upon. A Ilksrdson tractor and set of three rol- lers 'has been purchased, also a three - unit mower. The greens are being planted with bent grass and will be given special attention and the tennis court is to be completed. The offic- ers and directors for the year are: Honorary president, Walter Long; president,' Dr. A. Newton -Brady; dir- ectors, 'W. D. Stevenson, C. R. Welt Dr, White, E. H. Johns, Dr, A. New- ton -Brady. Captain, Dr. A. Newton - Brady, Secretary, E. H. Johns; .green keeper, J. Ham. Fixtures for 1927: July 2 -Bayfield Cup (open) men. Presented by bus- iness men of village. To be won three times. Stevenson -Will Cup (open) MATIC11. Presented by W. D. Steven- son, Toronto and Chas. R. Will, Lon - slot, to be won three times. July 46 - Alexander Cup (Club) men. Present- ed by Dr. Alexander, London. To be won three times. July 23 -Tennis tournament. Prizes presented by the Club, July 30 -,Moffatt Cup (Club) men. Presented by 'Dr. Moffatt, Lon- don. Aug. 6 -President's prize (Club) Ladies' golf handiscap. Aug. 13 -Roy- al Canadian Golfing Associate Medal, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDonald of Toronto, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. Newton -Brady. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin are spending a week in Seaforth. Me. and Mrs. Percy Weston motor- ed from Sarnia and spent the week end with the formeres parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weston. Percy is sporting a new Pontiac sedan. 'errs. Barrett of 'Waterloo is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Brandon. ,Mr. and Mrs. F. Thompson, Mr. W. Fla! kwi 11 and Peggy Too tored fro,m London and visited with Miss N. Ferguson on Sunday. Mrs. Morrison visited her niece, Miss Grace 'Cameron on Sunday. Mrs. Morrison is in her eighty-seventh sear. Sbe motored from London with her daughter, Mrs. Dodds, her grand- daughter, (Mrs. Caldertnere and her husband and son Jack. Miss Nora Ferguson returned on Sunday after spending the winter in London, Mrs. J. ,Ferguson went to Belgrave en Saturday. 'Mrs. A. Catling of London is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stur- geon. 'Mr. E. H. johns and Master Peter Johns spent the week end at Wiarton. efts J. A. Doyle of Detroit is spend- ing a few days in the village. Jeers. Geo. Reid and son Billy of Tadmore, Sask., arrived on Friday to visit her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ,Stinson, after spending some time with her sisters at North Bay and Toronto. Mrs, Jno. Davison has returned from London Where she has spent the past week. Mr. Robert Orr has erected a re- freshment booth next door south of the People's Garage where he Will ably cater to the wants of the public during the slimmer months. Mr, Mallet, Mr. and Mrs. Lord and Miss Gladys Davison, of London, spent Sunday at the ;home of iMies Davison's mother. Considerable building is going on in the village. The work on Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Brandon's new house is pro- gressing rapidly. Miss Rankin, of Detroit, is having her summer cottage 'repaired. Mr, Wm. Jowett is having several new cottages built. 'Miss Cameron has a fine new steel garage in place of the barn which was destroyed by fire, recently. Capt. and Mrs, J. Ferguson were Goderich visitors one day last week. Mr. 13. Higgins, ,of Clinton, was in the village on husinese last week. HURON NEWS,. Exeter, C. Pilau was fined $25 and costs in police court in London for driving on the highway at 60 miles an hour. A quiet wedding was solemnized at James st. Church parsonage, when Miss Marjorie Delina Clark, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Clark, and George McBain Grant, eldest sets of Mr, and 'Mrs, J. S. Grant, both of Exeter, were 'united in rnarrlage. On eeture front their honeymooft trip their will take up re- eidence ih Exeter and be home to their friends after June 1st Winghina. With last weeks issue of the Wing -- ham Advance-Thnes, Mr. A. G. Smith, who has been editor the past twelve years, relinquished his post. Mr. W. L. Craig, who has 'been fore- men the past six month's, is the new editor. Mr. Smith bas published a legit- lass weekly newspateer, and a bright future 15 predicted for it under 'Mt'. 'Creig's guislatice. "It is announced, • that kr. George Spotton will be a candidate in Abe coming bye -election :in North Huron. • Rev. •'M. Bennett, 'pastor of WInghaen United Churele who has been ill for some time, is undergoing treatment in Toronto. 'Mrs. Catherine Young 'celebrated her ninety-first birthday 'recently. 'Miss 'Caroline Wellwoo'd, who has been a missionary in China for a number of yeaes, has returned to Canada. - • •Clinton. Miss Eleanor Kenip, teacher at South River, who injured^ her knee While home for the Easter vacation, has been - teaching her contitntation class from a 'couch at • her (boarding house, as the doctor ordered her to keep off her feet.' Ur, Harrison 1Willtse died on May dOth.•,He was a former Mayor of .(Clinton and had been in business here for thirty-eight years. He is surviv- ed by his widow and two daughters and 'two sons: Elva and Maude, 'Clin- ton; Harold, Winnipeg, and Bert, Vancouver. Mrs. George Cross, of 'Bentley, Ilvtieh., is visiting her sister,(Mrs. R. Horsley. 'It is over twety years since ehe sisters met, IW. A. 'Holmes, Bell Telephone in- spector, who has made his head- quarters at •Clinton, has been moved to ,Goderich. • Goderich, Rev. j. H. N. Mills, B.A.., L.Th., is the new rector of St. 'George's 'An- glican church and 'will take charge the first Sunday in June. He has been rector of St. James' 'Chine'', Brantford, the past six years. Miss Rubye Snazele youngest dau- ghter of Mrs. Snazel and the late Arthur ,Snezel, of Goderich, was mar- ried in Detroit, to Frederick D. Roller. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pinder an- nounce the engagement of their eau- gleter Mary, to W. E. Henry, aon of Mr. and (Mrs. E. j. Henry, of Toron- to, weeding to take place latter part of May, Brussels. Me. and Mrs. Phillip Ament, of 'Brussels, announce the engagement Of their daughter, Kathryn Edna, to Mr. George Dawson, of Brantord, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Dawson, of Hick- son, the marriage to take place quiet- ly early in June. No matt or woman should hobble painfully about because of corns 'when so certain a relief is at hand as Hol- loway's Corn Remover. The 1xtrported Percherone elan KANROBERT (imp) (9427) (96470) 104036 - Enrolment Na. 192 Approved Form I, (Will stand for the improvement of stock this season as follows, com- ,menaing May 16th: Monday -Will leave his stable at Chiselhuret end proceed north to Leonard Sholdice's for noon, Shen north. to Peter Mc- Cann's corner, then east 24 miles to Leo (Murray's for night. Tuesday - South to 'Michael iCoyne's for noon, then south to Robert Cole's for night, where he will remain until Thursday morning. 'Phursday-North to the 10th con. Tuckersmith and west to Chas. Green's for noon, then west to John Riley's for night. Friday - West to 2nd con., LAS., Tucker - smith, to,Robt. MoGregor's for noon, then south eSes miles, then east to his own gable, where he Will remain till the following Monday morning. 'This route will be continued during the season, health and weather .permitting. Wm. Cole, Proprietor and Manager. The ,Champion Standard (Bred- 'Stallion ANTEVOLO RYSDYK Will stand at the 'stable, lot 22, con. 13, ,Hibbert. Phone 10 on 88. Ar- rangements will be made with par- ties from a clietance. $12.00 to insure, payable Feb. 1st, 1928. Parties dis- posing of their mares will be charged full insurance. All mares at owner's risk, Wm. Cole, Prop. Robt. Cole, Mgr. sissielainamnsims DWELLING ROUSE SALE or RENT • Immediate • F'ossesion PARN1 FOR SALE 100 Acres J30,ignitt • A. D. SUTHERLAND. General Insurance Real Estate, etc. Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 152 • SEAECiRtii MARKETS, Wednesday, May ath, ' Wheat, per ' Barley, per bus, ' Oats, Per bus, • • • 93cs se ;Buckwheat, per bus. 666 Shorts, per cwt, .,,,...... -....$1.85 Bran per cwt Butter, per lb. . , , 35c Eggs, per dozen 20c -25e -28c Potatoes, per bag • t1•25 Hogs, per cwt. 9.25 • COURT OF REVISION. . The Court of Revision against the Assessment Roll of McKillop Tp,, for '1927, (willbe held at the Winthrop 'Hall on Friday, • May 27th, at 10 o'clock a.m. • 20 JOHN IvIcNIAY, Clerk. UNLOP TIES THAT splendid ap- pearance of Dunlop Balloons is no guess- work. That rugged road resistance is not there by chance. That adequate resiliency was no blind selection. •You receive the benefit of thirty- three years of honest thinking, careful planning, judicious experi- mentation when you buy DUNLOP TIRES to -day. Thirty -Three Years' -Merit.. Dunlop Official Service Depots J. F. DALY, Seaforth GEO. H. BEATTY, Varna R. A. SADDLER, Staffa EGMONDVILLE 4 Packages Jelly Powders, • 25e 2 Tins Pork and Beans, 25e 2 Tim Tomatoes, 25e 2 Tins Peas, 25c 3 Bars Lux Soap, 25c 3 Bars Palm Olive Soap 25c 6 Bars Soxnme Soap, • 25c We Will Pay You High For Your New Laid Eggs in Egmonclville. • W. J. Finnigan Egmondville • PINTS FOR SALE. Cathbage, 'cauliflower, asters, Very choice enepdragons, ready about. June 1st or earlier. Early cabbage, ready now. A. 'L. PORTEOPS, 'West st, Seaforth. 22 NOTICE. ' We are now chopping Tuesday and 'Friday forenoons only during the summer months. KRUSE 'BROS. 21 BUSINESS FOR SALE Contents of roaming house. (Groc- ery 'busines's, Box -Ball Ailey, Con- Ifectionery. Job 'printing plant, book and stationery. 'SYD'NEY SMYTHE, Market Lane, 'London, Ont.- 20 NOTICE. Got lumber for 6 gravel boxes and 12 hay racks; 6 wagon tongues. Phone R. J. IvfcMTLLA,N or see HARRY CHARTERS. 20 OVERLAND AUTOMOBILES See the Whippet Fours and Sixes, Overlands and Willys Knight Sixes, all equipped with 4 -'wheel brakes. One door west of Aberhart's Drug Store. Phone 17, Elliott's Garage. G. C. .BELL, Overland Dealer. 20 BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks hatched from care- fully culled high producing winter layers, $17.00 per 100. Barron strain single comb White 'Leghorns, $14.00 per 100 for May delivery. JAMES M. SCOTT, Seaforth. Phone 32 on 251, tf Five young sows bred to farrow in July and August. These are choice bacon, type. Will be sold reasonable for csixick ,sale. Phone '144r21, 'Huron road two miles east of 'Seaford'. JOHN NOLAN. 20 BABY CHICKS AND CUSTOM • HATCHING. S.C.W. Legharns chicks, $15.00 per 100; Barred Rock chicks 16.00$ per 100. Custom hatching '5c per eggs Individual machines, 100 egg to 600 egg sizes. The best of, attention paid to custom hatching. No order too small or too large. Get your chicks early so they will develop into good sized birds to get .the early mar- kets. Early hatched pullefS make the best winter layere. E. J. TRE- WARTHA, 'Hohnesville Phone 611r22, Clinton central. 23 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR • SALE. IN SEAFORT-H Solid brick, nine room house with furnace, bath -room, town water and every convenience. Centrally located and convenient to achools, churches and business section, two fine lots, good barn and garden. 'House has small annex suitable for an office. 13argain for qtiicksale. Apply to JOHN IL BEST, Barrister; Seaforth, Ont. - PROFESSIONAL, CARDS, , • TIMOTHY SEED Government tested timothy seed, 5 per cent. alsike, free from all primary noxious weeds, $4.75 a bushel. RUS- SELL DOUGHERTY, lot 11, con. 17, Grey. Walton P. 0. tf. elesnommeminmir E. W. BATEMAN. Ladies' and Men's Tailor Suits from $25.00 up Bring your own Cloth and Have it made up here. • Over 'Keating's Drug Store SEAFORD] Thursday, Friday and Saturday Rle1411R'D DIX The Quarterback "Brown of Harvard" domonstratedhow gooda collegefoot- ball story can be. Here's one with the fastest stepping star of the screen produced under the supervision of • "Hurry Up" Yost ESTHER RALSTON Playing Opposite SPEeirit for the I-11oliday The Screen's Most Popular. Comedienne COLLEEN MOORE in her greatest comedy achievement • IRENE from the famous musical comedy triumph with LLOYD HUGHES and CHARLIE MURRAY Matinee Victoria Day (• Medical, H, HUGH ROSS, le.hysician and Surgeon. Lite of London Hos- pita!, London, England. Special. attention to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, OlSce aud resid- ence behind Dominion Bank, • Office Phone 1.1o, 5; Residence Phone 106.. DR. 'F., 5. IBURROW1S,'Seaforth. Office and, residence; Goderich street, east of the Methodist iGhurch, • .COr- oner 'for 'tile County of Huron. Tele - Phone No. 40. '• DR. C. MACKAY.-C. Mackay,. honor graduate- of Trinity Univers- ity anfL gold medallist of Trinity (Medical College; member of the 'Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. DR. F. 7.53. IFOR,STER-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Graduate in Medi- cine, Uni-versity of Toronto 1697. Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aitral Institute, Moorefield'sEye'and Golden Square throat hospitals, Lon- don, England. At Commercial hotel, Seaforth, 3rd Monday in each month, from 11 axe to 3 p.m. /DR. W. C. SPROAT.-,Graduate ot Faculty of 'Medicine, University of Western Ontario, London. 'Member of 'College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aiberhart's Drug Store, (Main 'St., Seaforth Phone 90. Dental. DR. J. A. !MUNN Successor to Dr, R. R. Ross, gradu- ate of (North-western University, 'Chi- cago, Ill. Licentiate Royal 'College .of Dental 'Surgeons, Toronto. Office over' Sills' hardware, Main street, •Seaforth. Phone 1151. DR, F. J, '131E1OHELY, graduate. Royal 'college of 'Denial. Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's . Grocery, Main street, Seaforth. Phones, office 485W, residence 185J. Auctioneer. 'GEORGE 'ELLIOTT, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Arrangements can be made far Sale Date at The Seaforth News. 'Charges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed, General Fire, Life, Accident & Automobile INSURANCE AGENT and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines James Watson North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT. THE McK1LLOP Mutual Fire Insurance Co, FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY 0 N Y, INSURED Officers -James Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood. Vice President; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors -Wm, Rinn, No. 2 Sea - forth, John 'Bennewies, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beechwood; M. MC - Ewen, Clinton; James 'Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Sroadfoot, No. 3, Sea- forth;..J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris, (Harlock; George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seafurth; Murray Gibson, 1Brucefield. Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin- ton; E, Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J,. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmouth, Bornholm. James Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other business will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. "Say It With Flowers" Choice Cut Flowers, Artistic Flor- al Designs, Wedding Bnnehes, etc., on short notice. Express prepaid on all orders amounting to $5 and over. GEORGE STEWART Florist Phone 105 Goderich • 20 HOUSE FOR SALE. House on James street, six rooms and complete bath. 'Hot and cold taps in the kitchen, Electric lights. •Cellar with cement floor. ;Stable on property. Apply on the premises or Vo W. D. BRIGHT, Seaforth. tf Zurich Lemuel Burkholder, who spent the winter at ,Galt, has' returned to his home on the Parr line for the sum- mer season. The new piano purchased by the teachers of the Lutheran Sunday school, will be used for the first time next Sunday. Zurich Horticultural Society Will hold a flower show in the fall. Albert Siebert, who played hockey with the Montreal Maroons again the past season, is visiting at his home, none the worse for his strenuous winter, but bears a couple of scars, Drives Asthma 'Like Magic. Thi immediate 'help from 'Dr. J D. Kel- logg's Asthma Remedy seems like magic. Nevertheless it is only a nat- ural, remedy used in a natural ,way. The smoke or vapor, reaching the most remote Ipassage of the affected tubes, breshes aside the trouble and opens a way for fresh air to enter. It is sold by dealers throughout the Sores 'Heal Quickly.-Ilave you a Persistent sore that refuses 'to heal ? Then, try 'Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil in the dressing. It will stop slough- ing, carry away the proud flesh, draw out the pus and prepare a clean 'way for the new skin, It is a recognized healer among oils and numbers of people • can certify that it healed where properly applied.