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BVH'OLE SERIES, VOL. 49, No, 28.•
DINNERS RS - and SUPPERS
Reggularly.
HOT LUNCHES
at all . hours
HOME MAD .
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PricesReasonable
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CHURCH CARD..
North Side. United Church—Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, B,A. •
Sunday June 12th,--4S:S. and -Bible
classes., at 10 a.m. • •
11 a.m. ,!Children's - Day Service.
Young People's 'Choir, 35. voices,
"
Chorus, . Building, Daily• Building";
solo, "'I Heard' the Voice of Jesus
Say," MMiss Wheatley; violin, selection,
In the Evening Hour," Arthur, Gold-
Sug
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'Washtubs, :Cedar—band
29e. Conference" 'Anthem;' "One Sheerly
Shcemn- Thought," 'arr. by Ambrose.
Iizade: Solo "The 'Gentle .Shepherd 'Mrs.
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very .light '.'and durable,
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Shredded
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per lb. 25e
.Seeded asins 1$e for 15e'
Ripe Olives 9 oz: cant reg. ' :30c
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'RED CROSS APPEAL.
A very grati'f i
X ng 'campaign for
funds for the Red Cross Society was
con'du'cted on 'Tuesday, June 7, the
sumof " OS 'beth ei
� g .contributed.
The
Execut H'
oof
the ,R
ed Cross
wish to
thank each and all who helped to
make this a success,
ENGAGEMENT. •
• Mr..anti (Mrs, jos Mathews,. Sen -
forth, annbtitice the engagement of
-their eldest on 'Alonzo, 'to, ?efiss bier''� C'owan; 'youngest daughter Of 'Wil-
liaYn.Cowan, Clinton; the marrjage :to
take, place in Kitchener early. in June,
'al}GILL 'COOK.
The marriage •took 'place- at he
Ontario 'street' parsonage, Clinton, on
'Wednesd'ay, :June rot,`, of Norm;'
Grace, elder daughter of Mr. and
Mss. Fred C. Cook of the Huron
.eo'ad,:;anti' Joseph :Tasker 'Iiugill, 'son
:o'f Mr. and Mss J. %J, Hugill, also, of
the Huron roa'd;,;,The ceremony was
performed Illy Rev. C . J. Moorhouse,
.Clinton. The 'bride. wore .a. pretty
fed of..poudre 'blue 'French crepe,
navy blue coat and blue hat. Mr, and
Mrs. Hhgill left immediately on : a
motor ttlp to'Toionto, Ham'ilt'on and
Niagara - and'.on''%their. return will
reside on the •groom`s farm in Ayc-
T.fiillop:--." . .
THE RACES.
Seaforth Turf club has 'put the fin-
ishing touches on 'their race track and
it is now in finest condition for the
races; 'Wednesday, June ..13. Most ev-
eryone likes to see a good, clean 11prse
race and in offering $1,200 in purses
the Directors have counted on the
sit`p'port of the general' public, After
the races a't,'Walke'ton on Thursday
and Preston' on ,Saturday the horses
will come to Seaforth, every 'stall at
the track 'being spoken for already.
This means that every race will be
well fil'led and the public guaranteed
a good afternoon's clean sport. Of-
ficials for the meet will be; Starter,
Stanley Burns, Plalmerston; . judges;
Wr1'harnt Marlyn, Mitchell; George
Muldoon, Brussels, and Frank Tay-
lor Exeter; timers, John W. 'Smith;
Goderich; 'Wil am'Ament and J. F.
Daly, Seaforth. Races will be 'held
under auspices of Hamilton Driving
and Athletic Association,
AUBURN MAN KILLED,
The baseball snatch; Sealforth at
Auburn,'sichednled for Tuesdaynight,
fight,.
was postponed as a 'nark of respect:
to the late Mr, John ,Arthur, of An -
burn. Mr. Arthur, who was a shoe
merchlant at Aulburn, was gored and
trampled to death 'by a bull: He -had
gone tb the farm of Elmer Robertson,
Colborne township, and :finding no
one at the house, it is supposed he
started for the barn,'and when at-
tacked by the animal sought refuge.
in a ,pump'house. re had apparently
followed and killed him, When Mr:
Rolbertson returned about 10 o'clock
he noticed the animal loose and the
puhnlphouse door 'broken and then dis-
covered 'Mr,- Arthur's body, Dr. Weir
of Auburn Was called,' but ,fife was ex-
tinct. Mr, ,Arthur• was about, 55 years.
df age and is survived by his wife;
who 'was formerly Miss Margaret
Yungblutt, df Auburn, and'3 sons and
2 daughters, the Oldest of which is 8
years oid laird the youngest 1 year old.'
, SEAFORTH,, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1927.
TO MEET AT CLINTON.
, "The 3rd, annual convention of the,
Huron ,County, E, yA, Of Jrustees and
Ratepayers will be held 'in the audi-
to'riiim of the new 'Collegiate,. (Gunton,
on Fridhy, 'June 17th, at 1 p,m, -
iMr Wm. M. Morris, 'Toronto; Pro-
fessor' Reynolds; 'O.A.C,, Guelbph, and
Mr. Maleofm 1MaelBeth,'Millverton, are
expected to address the gathering, in
addition to Dr. Field, T P:'S.,' East
Huron;
J. E. Toni, I, P S., West
Huron Messrs. Charles Robertson,
IGoderich; 'W. G. Medd, M.
L. A:, Exeter, and Elmer- Klapp,
Zurich, warden of Huron- County.
A
-special inviltavion is extended to ladies
to attend Robert Coulter President.
Mrs. R. Davidson, 'Sec. 'Treas. ' ,
LATE JAMES SCARLETT
The Protin'ce, of Innisfail„ ASt>a„ in
fits issue of IMay 26th, refers as fol-
-lo'w's to the'. Pate -James Searlett, a
brbther to 'Mr; Robert.Sicarlett,
"Once more 'we h'ave't0 put on re=
kord'the passing from'our midst'of an
esteemed neighbor and 'i friend. in the
person of 'Mr. James 'Soarfet't who
died at the Innisfail Municipal hospi-
tal on .Saterd'ay'•m'o'aning . lista Mr.
Scarlett wlto• was in ,:his 66th year
Calnc'to !Alberta +from 1Sdalforfh, Ont„
in the stpring of 11887, forty years ago
and ;,for -'the first few year's lived, to-
ge'fher with his brother, the swell
known Sem Soarlett, on the 'Edmon-
ton tra'il, soiree twenty-eight miles
north of Calgary and 'the place, a (land
,nark in those days, 'was known, 'far
and wide as "S'e'arietts,."In 'the early
nineties he moved up to the .Litrtle
Red Deer 'district where he ha's re-
titled until the present time. A, sut-
hessful farmer, he gained •motri'ety as
a horse and stock raiser. He wa's a
charter member of the I.nnisfail
Masonic 'Lod'ge and was a 'Conserva-
tive but refrained from taking any
active part in ,politi'edl partisanship.
The 'funeral ''took phaco from the fam-
ily residence -on Tuesday. Divine ser-
vice' was iebeidu'dted''b C the Rev' J. S.
Orton; -Reetol -'af St. Mark's,' al 'the',
'conclusion of Which : Mrs. J. Laidler'
sang, Withotutaccompaniment,' the
grand old•h3mm,t'Ro'ck of Ages" in a
'manner that ,muse cast anappeal.-over
all present A very large concourse
assenrbllecl
to 'pay tribute Y d 0 one
uni-
versally respeoted and 'endeared by
many acts df neighborly kindness to
those among wham he lived for so
nein
years.' The to be.
'iter were veru his
four sons a nephew, Mr, F: Tester
and Mr. 'Green, of Calgary. A guard
of 'horror ,compo'sed of :pioneers of the
country,
friends of the le
ceased, comprised Messrs Dpliriam
1beAllister, . John Duncan Nat
Wright, Alex. Davidson,'David "Sin-
clair and :Hugh i tLoDotigali. '. The
!Casket, of polished oak was 'interred
in a .bronze maxtwell vault the fun-
eral arrangements' 'being. 'carried- out
by Mr. R. D. Sheffield. He is survived
Iby Mrs. S'oaalett, 'a daughter 'Grace
and 'four 'sons, Ralph, .William
John a
nd Thomas, o nas and also I
o b his
Y
s
T
brother
Sam of Z;ancouver, and two
(brothers and. two sisters 'in Ontario,
Numerous ` floral tribu'te's' of great
beauty were offered ''by the ', many
friends as a+ token °Pilas't regard." '
COLLEGIATE NOTES,
The Athletic activities of the Col
legiate for the year Culminated in a
successful 'banquet in the Assembly..
Rooin, between 5 and, 8 p.m. Monday
The banquet was .tendered by the
losing teams in the shooting. 'contest's
heldduring the winter and spring to
the winning team captained by Lap
Smith. After a. piano selection by
Harry bldLeod' and 'step -dancing by
Bob Eberhlart speeches were'given
by Messrs. ;'Ma'dTavush,McKay, Chas
Stewart, 'Trios.. MdMil'lan, 'Burrows
and W. G . Spencer- A summary Of
the year's athletics wad given thy Mr:
Biesonnet.'te, who also a'cted as chair-
man fpr the ,evening, Mr. Chas. Bar-
ber said he •woulld' leave it to the
school to decide to iwhi'ch •branch of
the athletics the cup , which, :he is
donating would be given for perman-
ent competition. The 12 gold, silver
and bronze medals were presented to
the respective winners by Mr. Spen-
cer,. A vote of thanks was given to
C. Laing' for Itis wi'14ireg se'r-
'adti
vices r n'n
g as range officer during
the year. The winning captain, who
was too modest to praise his su'ccess-
ful team, thanked The boys on behalf
of his, team For the banquet.
The annual 'Cadet Church parade
was held to Northsicle United church
Sunday, June 5, While the whole
corps did• not tuen out for the parade,
there was little lacking in their con-
duct. Col. Gillespie, who attended
the
service took the -salute
at the
Queen's corner, Rev, W. P. Lane
preached an Instructive sermonsuit-
+able .to the occasion When, -after t'he
service, the coops, again headed by
the Seaforth Band; halted in (front of
the town hall, •Col, Giiles'Pie spoke:a
'few words of -congratulation for the
trim, alert appearance of tete cadets
clearing the !parade. Captain Fred
Willis then dismissed the corps.
REPORT OF' HOG S'HIPMENTS;,
Week ending June 2nd.
Seaforth, Total 69, select bacon 7,.
thick smooth 60,'.ilights and feeders 2.
'Brutefiehl—Tot'a'l '148..
Walton—Total 494, select 'bacon 52,
thick smooth '1117;, 'hea'vies 9, shop
hogs 9, 'lights and feeders 5,
Huron 'County—Total 1,210, select
bacon 431, Tick 'smooth 843, 'heavies
95, extra heavies 6, ,sloop 'hogs 77,
fights and 'feeders 28.
$1 A YEAX..
COUSIN KILLED. " Mrs, Thomas Lane.
Mr, Roster Hutchison of 'Chicago, 'Mrs, Henry 'Peckeld'er, of Grand
who with his wife w'as killed Rapid's, is 'home "l' a,
1 at P. , visiting her parents;.�,,�•>�,—�—�
}?tsPi�tah Station; ,on Wednesday Mr, and Mrs. Wm.. Charters, . ,. •+�'.` �� . '�- "r,`+ ,
morning, was a cousin to Mr ,F,: D, Mrs. 'Robert 'Charters, of the 'Mils
'Hutchison, 'town, and , hes • visited Road, celebrated her BPst' birthday on
here.' the 6'fh of June. •
,Mr. A. A. Colqultouu, • of Hilbert, Miss Louise A'l'lan, of Hamilton, is
and M,L,'A, 'for South ,Perth, and Mrs, visiting her parents, Mr, anti Mrs.
Colquhoun, who were also ih the• car, James Allan,
escaped death, but were injured, Mrs, Rev. Wm: Bell, of Carthage, is vis•
Colquhoun quite seriously, 'ting his sister, Mrs. James Allan. '
Mrs. ;Hutchison, .who was killed, is (Messrs. James and D -avid M1dIntosh
a sister to 1Mir. Colquho'un. and blr. Geo. !McCartney'. and lady
'They wereon their Way Torontof t
o
d
s
were etp to Goderich to'moon<
n. Mr. H t
1 u 'chrson's ibig, tar, Mr. (Hut light,. -
Monday. evening.
'hison driving tit the, time. 'He was 'Mr. and Mrs. .Leonard 'Heard, of
a'railro'ad 'engineer `ak Chicago. •Clinton, were visiting- fr:iends 'on the
'The•control levers' ou his car work Mill road Sunday last. •
'in'- the opposite dir'e'ct'iori '16 those on. Mrs. Alex, Ross, of Brucefield,
a 'locomotive-ans:he had been known visilling'Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Nidhol-'
to stall the car by pushing the lever son on the Mill 'Road, •
the wrong way. It is'thought that;pos- 1Mr, Leslie ,Bell returned to :Detroit
sibty, in- the .mothen't Of 'excitement,, Tuesday after spending the week -end
that this had occurred -Wednesday at thehdme'cif his parents; Mr, and
morning. Mrs, George Bell. • ' •
, Mr: and Mr's. John Elgie are sport- -
BASEBALL. . ing a new Ford 'sedan.• • -
•Mr, and Mrs. William Elgie spent
Goderich 15, Seaforth 5. :Tuesday at••the home of Mr: and Mrs:'
The Huron 'County ±Ba'sebald Lea- John Macllach'lan,
gue opened in IGoderich June -lst with Ladies',,,A'id 1No, 3 of the Egenon.d-
'the Ioca3 boys providinig the oppos'i- vide United; Ohyrclt.iteld its monthly:
Pion.• The game ended lin a r5-5 score ,meetingat the home of -Mrs. Robert
for .the 'hotnesters. The 'C4th boys Doig on Thursday, `
were up against a team which has Mr. Stewart Love, who was run -
had' .more practise together 'and more over by a car tleat'week, is recovering,'
basebal'1 than the majority .of the Miss Frances'H'ou"ston' spent tate
{ocads. The game was , ;fairly even 'week -end at the home of her parents,
Until. the 'fifth and seventh When God- uIafr. and Mrs. Samuel Houston. •
erich pushed over •five and ;four runs 'Mrs. George 'Bell is visiting in De -
respectively. ` Alberhart' pitched well, troit,
although his support was ragged at Mr. Bob' Broadlfoot haps been ep-
times. With a 'bit of bolstering, haw- pointed traffic policeman in Esmond -
ever, the 104th 'Pads will .field a team •vil'le,
which will he in a real contending
position for the league •leadership,.
Goderich—Sanderson c, Cold't'horpe
p, Aliston p, Nairn Iib, Archer 2b,
Lannon 3b, 'Elliott ss, 'Carrick ri,
Weir cf, +Schlerdon lf, Haddon if.
Sealforth. •—_ WiNis !c, Aberhart p,
Brownlee lib;. Hart 20; IDungey 3h, B.
Ii61ls !f, ,Brown ef, Reid -and Dol -
mage rf
Score by iinnings'- R. H.
Seaforth :, 0 0 2 1 0.2.0"'0 0-- 5 12
Goderich. ,. 2 1 1 1 5 0 4 1-13 16
WINTHROP,
iiefr. and Mrs, Geo: Jackson of Wal-
ton and Ivfrs..Heist and Miss Vera
Halet spent Sunday with friends at
St. Marys.
' Mr, Thomas .Wheatley has treated.
himself to a new Overland six. -
.Mrs. 'R; (Campbell, Mr: and Mrs. R.
Campbell Jr„ Miss Mae Campbell and
Mrs, 'Trewartha motored to Luther
un Sunday and spent the day with
relatives there.
Qriite a number ,from here attended
theGentry'
'
circus m Stratford o d Tues -
11 clay.. ..
e A dance will,'be 'held at Winthrop
d on
(-rid
ay . June t ne 10th
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Ludwig
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✓ ande¢s of Blyth.Gents, :1.00,Lunch reeved in the Winthrop hall.-Seaforth C.I. 6, Clinton C.I. 2.
In :the 'fastest game of baseba
played by Seaforth in 'Oliiitoi in sone
years, the Seaforth C.I. team walke
away with a 6-2 victory oyetthe'
old rivals, The Seaforthteam
fielded
wall[,. an'd :batted with .a marked 'sup
eriprily over the Clinton boys. Ex
eltementa
w s running high 1t' ' When en i
the last innings a Clinton •hall wa
lotocked far into the night field
Reinke attempted the 'ball 'which wa
almostut ofreach, o cab t, -and• -'es it re
bounded off- his glove, players an
spectators were surprised to see Den
Browne, who had sprinted across till
field, reach down and end the -gasp
by a marvelous shoe -string catch.
Workman pit -Chet! 'well and Was
given - errorless •sn rt
o while he
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Clinton. boy+s allowed 'tlee locals to
score three runs 'in the fifth and
agaiii in 'the seventh.;' Stock 'walked
7 to' offset six strikeouts Workman
fanned •12 and 'walked' 'one --'
• !Clinton ---IL. •IS+fock ef, Gribbings 3h,
1 ''Matheson +2b; IBiggart ,i f, Cook c,
Glew ss, D. Matheson if, Hovey lb,
Stoick tip.
'Seaforth—Reinke rf, 'Brownlee' 1'b,
B. Willis Bb, F. Willis 3b, C. Muir ss,
F. M,dLean 'c, Workman p, Sherwood
lf, Brown cf, 'McLean 6f, 3b.
Score by innings— R,H.E.
Seaforth ..0 0.0, 0 3 0, 3-6 '13 1
Clinton',, ,..0 0 0, .0 0 0, 2-2 ;8 5
- ST. COLUMBAN.
n ,Miss Helena:Flannery of. Linwood
s
stent the
'week end
spent with.
her
parents,
• Mr, and Mrs, P. Flannery,
5. MIA Mary 'McQuaid o'f'McGregor, here took in the moonlight excursion
- d tsrh'o was here to see her father, iMr. nut of Goderich Tuesday evening.
Frank McQuaid, Who •is seriously ill, The Rally of the Holy Name ,Soc-
• returned Ito her school last week. iety for this district, which comprises
e Mr. James --Lane and Mr. Fergus the parishes of Logan and Mitchell,
e Kelly. of Stratford normal school Dublin;' Seaforth, Clinton, Blyth an*J
spent the week end at the _ home of St, ,Co'lnmlban, will be 'held at St Co-
s the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. lumban church. and grounds on Sun-
. _
are �
ck
Jno,L i
MfPlo .
p day, June 12th at 3 o'clock pan.
Miss Mfildred McGrath of St. Ole- Mr. 'W, L. Fortune of Detroit is
ments, was a week end visitor at the visiting relatives here.
le
hon of her' Barents, Mr, and. 'Mrs. P. Football.—On Friday evening last
V. McGrath, the Stratford: "Duffs", 'met the St. Co-
M'r. James McQuaid, Who spent the lumban (ban Shamrock team. in • the first
past week atthe home of-his'parents, game on the hemp. grounds this sea
Mr, and Mrs. Frank McQuaid, Mc- son: The game was a hotly contest-
Kiliop, returned to Detroit on 'Satur- ed affair with. St. 'Coltutniban playing
clay. splendid •ball and holding the Doffs
Miss Gertrude +MeiGrath of Lin- scoreless until three minutes `'b before
ore
wood visited over the week end at hill time, whenon a 'corner kick by
the home of her 'parents, Mr. and Stratford the' ball went behind the
Mrs. P. V. M•dGrath, line" six inches and was clearly a goal
Mr. Charles Malone of Strafford kick, .but it struck one of the speote
spent the week end at his home in tors and rolled' back on the -field, and,
McKillop, Stratford scored a fluke goal. The
'Mr. Thomas Me.Qluaid dlf.Stratford game ended 1-0 for'Stratford.'St. Col -
normal school wsa a week;end visitor untban protested vigorously against
at the home of his parents, Mr. and the decision, When will spectators
Mrs. Jos. McQuaid.' have 'brains and common sense enough
Mr, and Miss 'Murray of Hamil- to stand !back from the goal line, as
ton, spent the holiday and 'week end in this instance .it clearly lost St. Col -
at t'he 'home of Mr. and. Mrs. James :ninban a game, It. is time that the off
Morris, Hibbert. kers of the Club would have back -
Mr. Peter Jordan of the 3rd dine, 'bone enough to see that spectators
Hilbert, is . confined to his home were kept back to
prevent as
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through illness. e hope to hear of once. Si, Columban lineup was;
his speedy recovery. Goal, T. Coyne; backs, McIvor and
Mr. Martin Malady df Detroit has Bruner; half backs, 'McCartney, Lane,
returned to his home here. N icholsonr-forwards, Wright,. Dill,
Miss Mary McGrath is visiting G. Coyne, Morris, Malone.
friends in Stratford. Tavistock plays in St. Colunnban
A number of the young people front Friday, June 10th,
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LIONS
PRESENTS
eautiful
Royal
Art
Giassware
We are shbwing• e, very beautiful
line of Royal Art Glassware of new
and exquisite coloring.. This "is:
something entirely new and is the.
latest importation. from Europe..' As
yet we have siren nothing to equal 'it '
for bright colors' and' attractive'_ de- ' '
signs and the prices are exceedingly.
reasonable. •' •>
Also j.
ust alrivod from Japan a:very.
pretty selection in Bon Bons', •Salad. ' '
Dishes, Nut Bowls, Co`ud n'aent Seta,
Ete.
Which are wonderfully fine' for."
home decoration and. ,gift,favors. tit
will pay you to look the. line over.
FredS. Savage
Jeweler and. Optometrist
Opposite Post Office.
Phones 194. Res. 10.
LONDESBORO. •
• Mr. and Mrs, Mun of Buffalo spent
,part of last week 'the guests of Mr.
and 'Mrs. ,Mac McCool,
The'Blyth boys and girls played
Uon'deslbero boys and girls lit. Wed-
nesday night leaflet' soft ball.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Lee of Buf-
falo visited friends here Past week,
Mrs. Grainger- and Miss Gladys
spent the week end at the home of
Mr. George. Cowan of the thirteenth,
IMr. Will Tamtan of Brucefielci is
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Armstrong.
Mrs. Jahn Scott and •Mrs. 'C.. Rud -
dell were Stratford visitors last Fri-
day. ,
We are sorry 'to hear Mrs. 'ylaincs
is on the sick list.
A member of .'friends and acquain-
tances from -here 'attended the funer-
al of the late Edmund. Lear, of Blyth
on Sunday. last. ,
Mr. Will Tantblyn of Toronto is
visiting in tete village.
Mrs. Adams and 'Miss Brigham
motored to Stratford on Saturday.
Mr. Griffiths has completed Mr,
Ross' new 'house,
I I
i4ir.: and Mrs, 'Stewart o'f 'Belgrave
spent Sunday at the 'home of Mr. Mc -
Cray. ,
BLAKE, '
Mr. John Hey of Zurich willi'. be
holding a demonstration at the farm
of li41r. Merano Sfeckle Sr. on Wednes-
day, Jane 8. Iylr,,Steckle will demon-
strate a new hammer -type grain grin-
der.
Work on the 'Blake 'corner is ad-
vancing, but it has been difficult to
secure the necessary help as everyone.
seems to be 'busy since the weather'
faired up.
Mr. and Mrs. Stade of :Seaforth and
Mr. Brooks of Detroit 'lwere guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Roh-
ner.
TUCK'ERSMITH.
•
'Mr: Andrew Lane, of Pontiac, is
home visiting his parents, IIl'Ir, 'and
Smilest
40 Highly Trained Artists na 40
:in
ilouse
Cardll'si; !i
S.
ERFORTH
Friday ,� , 17th
The Lions Club of Seaforth strongly commend this Show -- It
is a clean, clever Entertainment of outstanding merit. ' It will
recall the Costumes, the Dear Old Bongs and the Dances of
our Grandmothers and our Mothers and includes the Latest
of Today
Admission 35c Reserved Seats 50c
plan opens at Aberhart's Drug Store, Saturday. June Lith
at 9 a. m.
SEAFORTF
IIORSE
RACES
un•1cr eke •auspices of Hamilton' I3'rsi
& Athletic Assocation:
WEDNESDAY,A
JUNE, A
$1,200.00 IN PURSES.
2,14 Trot or Pace Purse $406‘-
2,18 Trot or Pace Purse pm
2.25' Trot or Pace Purse VI*
(all mile heats)
't'r'ack is in fine condition. Gari..
entry in each class and best of rani -
assured, First natce, 2 o'clock share
1,!o waisting between heats. .Parkin'
far cars, Drive right in. Gates oilers .
at noon. -
SEAFORTH TURF ASSOCIATIt11 Geo. R. McCartney, President; Ries- -
sell H. Sproat, Vice President; R.
Mnrless Jones, Treasurer; A, `lh'
Sutherland, Secretary,
The Salvation Army
STRATFORD
SILVER AND,
will
visit
Seaforth
Saturday and Sutadalk::.
June lith and 12tile
PROGRAMME
Saturday Night, Street Meeting,
7.30 to 9.15
Sunday Morning, Street Meeting,
10 a in: S. A. Hail' 11 a. na
Sunday Night, Street Meeting,,,
6 p. m. S. A. Ha117 p-
SPECIAL
The Band will render Concerts.'
in Victoria Park Sunday triter, -
noon at 3 a'cloak and Sunday.
night at 8.15