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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TH1J S'D4'Y, JULY 7
1927.''
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to Sr.IL-BillieGlenn II.
92 pm,, D'oro-
•thy'N1eQttoen 88, Muriel Hoskin, 86,
Har 0:1d'Bontltron 83, Edgar Wenn „81,
Dorothy Deters 71, Nellie •Fee 69. Jr,
IL -Leonard '.Hloggarth 91, 'Ronald
Peck. 90, cin 83,,May Wolf
76, RothI !Bell Irene,
Hos12, 'Sr, Le -Loretta Bell
95, 'Grace Worm 88, Jean, Foster BCi,
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Alvin Lfndenfield 83,Bobby:Drysdale
7 .
$, • Jr. I. -Agnes -es +aiib,rt•ii , 89, Her-
bert Drum
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bert'Druit mond 88, : 'David 'Sangster
775
r t Shepherd 77 Lloyd
:tifarga e S p
Brock 72, Priiiter,--Alvin Beeswax 90,
Mona Glenn 87, jack Simmons 37,
.Max Hudson 86, Keith ?Buchanan 85,
Edith 'Warm, 85, Mary McKay 84,
Herman Wolf 79, 'Kenneth Passmore.
78, Ray Poster 70.
Jessie essie Bucltanait
Sr, II!I.,-HaTeacher.
Jr, III. to rrold Sher -
rat 80, Lorne Elder 79,'Emma !Worm
.
77, Helen Glenn 76, John Mackay 71,
Viola ,Hiddelbrand 70, (Harvey. Hud-
son 68, Mabel Fee 68, (R'o'bert Pass-
more 67, Mary''Heinphill 67, Lloyd
Lindenfreld 65, 3 vrnelis Ferier 63,
John Farquhar 57, Edith Wolf 52, Ste-
wart Bell 51, RaYe Patterson (recom-
mended). Sr. II. to Jr. III. -,Norman
Sinclair 87, Mildred Follick 86, Min-
nie Sangster 84; Lillian 'Beeswax 82,
Margaret Kennings 79, Dorothy
Drummond 78, 'Irene Smale 77, Kath-
ryn ,Drysdale 72, Harold Higgins 71,
Olive Brock 68, Tom (Smile 60, Myrna
Hudson 58, Mary Little 52, Kenneth
Manns 43.
M. A, Ellis,' Teacher.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Thompson, who
have been visiting Mrs,Thotnpson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher,
returned to their home at Toronto on
Friday.
Miss Irene Brigham, of Ford City,
is visiting for a few weeks with Dr.
and Mrs. G. Knapp. '
Mrs, D. MdLean is improving the
appearance of her house by having it
nicely painted. -
Mr. Sheldon Coleman, Detroit, vis-
ited over the week -end with relatives
here.
Mr, Arnold Bell, tof Toronto, visit-
ed over the week -end with his mother,
Mrs. Bertha Bell.
Owing to the 4th being a holiday
in the States a number from there
spent the holiday in and around Hen -
The services in the Presbyterian
church were largely attended, Rev.
Mr, Henderson preaching inspiring
sermons both morning and evening.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott and
family, of Toronto, are visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Miss Hattie McQueen, of New
York, is visiting relatives in town,
Mr, Allan McDonald, of Detroit, is
visiting his parents, Mr. artd Mrs. C.
McDonald.
Miss Alice Dougall, ei Windsor,
visited over the week -end with her
parente, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Dougall.
,Mr. Carl Passmore, of Pontiac, vis-
ited his parents over the week -end,
Miss Mae Simpson, of Detroit, is
spending her holidays with her
atudtuot t
A
MN. Robert Bonthron,
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et 'Miss Florence Welsh, of London,
visited over the week -end with her
parent,,• Alar. and Mrs. '!'hos. !Welsh.
Wise Edith McEwan, of Kitchener,
is spending her holidays at her home
here.
Miss Nellie •Boyle, who has spent a
' months' vacation at her home here,
eturned 'o London on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Wnr, Penhale, of Ex-
rter, visited Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Riggin n Wednesday.
'Nfr. and Mrs. Alonzo Ortwein, of
Detroit, visited over the week -end
with relatives in town.
Mr. Wm. Stone, Detroit, spent the
week -end with his father and sisters.
Miss Elva Bolton, of Kitchener, is
spending the summer holidays at her
h,mte east of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer, Wind-
sor, visited over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer,
The League meetings of the United
Church are withdrawn during the
months of July and August.
The church services on Sunday last
in the United 'Church were largely at-
tended both morning and evening, the
Rev. Mr. `Sinclair preaching at both
services. The choir rendered special
music and solos were given by 'Miss
Nellie Boyle, Mr, Sant Rennie and
Mr. W. O. Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs,' Kaiser and sister, Mie
Madaugh, of Detroit, visited over the
.week -end with .Mr. and Mfrs, John
Zuefle,
3rus'tees stepped in ahead of;chil-
dre+n, and after the 'scholars passed,;
the Council ltd the }Hydro `Commis
sloe ' stepped .in, followed .by the Odd'.
Fellows Ledge. As the procession
c g (Church 'c r ter 70
passed the United.., o t
of the villa e- choirs } all.
(members g
i...
dressed in their vestments, swittig mto
line, The procession proceeded no
the (London . read and. then 'b'ack to
the groundswhere the service was
held, Reeve. 'Geiger -occupied the
chair. The service . was divided into
three parts: Rev. 'Mr. HendersonHendersonwho
'
was'oecupying the pulpit of Carmel'
Church for the day, Iobk the first part
Of the ,servliee, with Mr's. Murdock at
the piano,.,.TJte second part was taken.
by Rev. Mr. 'Sinclair 'of the United
Church, with Mrs, Earl Drummond
at the piano, and the third part by
Rev, Mr. Naylor, rector,of the tAngli-
can Church, with Miss Eleanor Fisher
at the' piano.
The day was ideal for the occasion
after the extremely hot weather we
have had for the last few days, and
the service, which was simple but im-
pressive, was enjoyed by all. The pio-
neers who were in the procession, and
who were men and women' of '67;
were: Wm. 'Caldwell, John Hudson,
Thos. Murdjock, Robert 'Bonthron,
Rev. Dr. .Fletcher, A. 'Bolton, Thos.
Dixon, 'Nathan Peck, J. W. Ortwein,
Alex. Buchanan, John Berry, Adam
Reichert, Mr, Hill, 'Roland ICudmare,
Ms. and Mrs, Jacob Lindenfitcld, Mr.
Turnbull, Henry Pybus, Robert Mor-
rison, 'Mr, and (MTs. 'E, 'Shaffer, J. C.
Clawson and John MdDonald, The
committee who were in charge of the
celebration were Reeve Geiger, Coun-
cillors Higgins, Cansitt, Cameron and
Priest, 'Rev. Mr. Naylor, Rev, Mr.
Sinclair, Mr. Wm. McKay, principal
of the public school, Mr. 'Witt. Mc-
Laren, leader of 'Carmel church choir,
Mr. Houston, of the Anglican choir,
and Mr. (Gloodwin df the United choir,
Golden Wedding Anniversary. -An
event of unusual interest took place
in'Hensale on Wednesday afternoon
last when Mr. and Mrs. 'George C.
Petty celebrated the 50th anniversary
of their wedding. 'They were married
50 years ago at the Methodist Parson-
age at Kippen and became residents
of Hensall, and have lived here con-
tinuously since. 'Their only son 'Han-
son, was killed in the late war, and
daughter, iMrs. Donaldson, who was a
nurse overseas, also died front the ef-
fects of the war after her return home.
Mrs. Scott, of Toronto, and Mrs.
Smith, of St. Marys, were home for
the occasion. The many friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Petty here wish them
many more years of happiness.
Mr. and Mrs, George Brown spent
the holidays with their daughter in
Stratford,
Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, spent the
holidays with his mother here.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin '\Vnrtn spent
the holiday in Kitchener.
(Messrs. John McDonald, Thos.
Murdoch and Alec, Murdoch took in
the races at Strathroy last week.
"1'hc holiday passed off quietly here,
the day being extremely (tot. Quite a
number took i the celebration at Ex-
eter
n
eter in the morning and the different
lake side resorts were well patronized
by (OUT young people.
Mt and Mrs. John Elligson spent
Sonia, at Mitchell.
Mr. Allen McDonell, of Detroit,
;pent the week -end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDonell,
Brawley-Beaver.---A pretty wedding
was •oletttnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Beaver, Hensall,
at high noon on Wednesday, June
29th, (when Rev. A. Sinclair united in
marriage Miss Salina 'Beaver, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Deaver, to Mr. Charles Brawley, son
eF Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brawley, of
t:uelph. The room was 'beautifully de-
corated with pink and white peonies,
the ceremony taking place in the
drawing room in front of a bank of
ferns and flowers: 'The 'bride looked
' charming in a gown of peach georg-
ette with shoes and hose to snatch,
while the bridesmaid, Miss Becker, of
Kitchener, was daintily gowned in a
dress of powder blue taffeta. The
bride ware Sunburst roses and the
bridesmaid, pink roses. Mr, John
Seeder. of Kitchener, acted as best
man. Following the wedding dinner,
the happy couple left by motor for
Cleveland, Ohio, the 'bride's travelling
costume, being marsh rose taffeta
dress and coat, with blonde hat and
•
;hoes to catch. Guests for the wed-
ding were from Guelph, 'London, Kit-
chener, Nile, Michigan and other
herisisteer, leftrs. Owen on.Mrr accompanied ia d e y
places. f The
and 1 until ltrecentir y
- held a good position in Kitchener,
and hosts of good wishes are extended
to the young couple in their married
life. Miss Eleanor Fisher presided at
tended trip to the West,
The Jubilee. Celebration: -On Sun-
day afternoon the people of i'Iensall
and vicinity held their Jubilee Service the piano in her usual pleasing man -
as outlined 'by the Dominion Commit- tier, The happy couple will reside in
tee and as we did not have any cele- Kitchener, where the gl'oo'm has built
bration on the First of July some ;t pretty home,
other fratnres were added to it. An Death of Miss Isabella Waddell. ---
immense crowd gathered on the street The death of Miss. Isalbell Waddell
to witness the parade and shortly be-
fore two o'clock the scholars of the
Public and Continuation schools, and.
also a number from the schools from
the surrounding districts gathered at
the school and were each given a
Medal and a small flag to commemor-
ate this Jubilee occasion. The medals
all hail a ribbon attached to them and
with the flags were pinned on the
'breast Of the scholars by their teach-
ers. Those taking part in the parade
were massed in three places, the Zur-
ich (Band, the War Veterans, some 20
in number, the pioneers and the
school children formed at the school,
the village council, the members _ of
the hydro commission, the school
trustees and the Odd Fellows lined up
on the station square and the three
village choirs with the clergymen of
the village, tined up at the corner of
the United Church. The parade left
the school shortly: after, headed by
Fire Chief }Bates, who was Marshall
for the occasion, the Zurich hand was
next, then came the war veterans
cipfiimanded .by Sergeant McArfhui',
the old pioneers of the town and dis-
trict were hi 6 autos, and added a dig-
, to 'the procession which was very
Imposing. The 300 ehildrett came
next, in charge of their ,teachers, As
the parade swung down King street
past' the station grounds, the :School
practice. all pampers took itp use;
of ttuearitis the many -smuttier visit-
ors would 'he frightened away. People
go to Chicago or ,Mexico when they
want to be shot.
Mrs, Gl eiclt'•s Mr. and Mrs
parents
Sons- of Bad ,Axe, Mich,, are visiting
M•s. Ci rich' : part Mr. and !Mrs,
t ,-„ r ge S f 5, td
S. Cleaver '
David
IAJiss AnnDewarand Mr, D a
7t'ewerJr,, left Sa 'tarday for Toronto
where the former will take a' summer
course ,in physical culture and •Miss,
` '
Arm will 'attend � a Un!rted'Church
sttminer cam'p for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs.' C. A. Martin of De-
troit have taken the ((Dellis cottage for
the summer. •
Mrs. W. A, Stratton, Dorothy and
George, of Toronto, are occupying
Dr. G. A•tkinson's cottage,
,
Dr. 'S. 12: (Moore and family af 7rlan-,
don, are in Mr. W. I3.: Robinson's
cottage,
'M'iss Jean Woods of 'Orton arrived,
home Friday to 'Spend her vacation.
Misses Betty and Gwen Elliott and'
Graham Elliott of Toronto came one
Thursday to visa} their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T, Elliott
Miss 'Helen !Gerrie and Niiss 'Anna
Woods barite been •e -engaged for an-
other term as (Continuation and pubes'
lie school 'teachers. (Miss Gerrie 'le'ft
Friday for her hone near Ingersoll.
Mr, and Mrs. Buchanan and family
Mr. and Mrs. Main and family, Lon-
don, and M'r. and 'Mrs. E. W. Garrett,
and sons of 'Cleveland, Ohio, are oc-
cupying the Heard cottage at Sunset
Point.
Senior Room -Jt•. IV. to Sr. IV. --
Mary Widcomibe 67, 'Berthena Stur-
geon 64, Grafton Weston 61, Jahn
Brown ('recom'mende'd). Sr, III. to
Jr. 'IV Craig Herr 63, Harold Mc-
Leod 60, Kenneth Merner (recom-
mended). Prize to pupil making the
best progress during the year, Mary
Widcontlbe, Best all around pupil at
work and play (by vote of pupils) -
Girls, Jessie Lindsay, Sr. IV. 'Boys -
Fred Wallis, Jr. IV, -M. H. 'Gerrie,
Principal.
Junior 'Room. -'Jr. III. to Sr. I'II.-
Parker, Thelma (h); Mustard, Sandy
(h), Osmond, Isalbel (It), V,rild, John
(h),. Johns, 'Lawrence, Sturgeon,
Eosma, Lindsay, John, Merner, Edith,
Sr. II to Jr. •ITIS: =Castle, 'Dean, Mc-
Leod, Louise, Parker, Maud, Gemein-
hard, Keith; 3,indsay, 'Brown; 'Castle,
Tont; Sturgeon, James; McLeod,
Hugh; Johns, 'Carson; Wild, Louis;
Elliott, }Mervin.
Sr. I. to Jr. IL -Dunn, Jean; 'Feath-
erston, DorisGemeinhard, Evelyn;
Holm, Etta; 'Holm, Leona; Parker,
Clara; Parker, Charles; Osmond,
William; Weston, 'Dickie,
Jr. L!Wild, Vera; (Elliott, Jean;
Lindsay, Pearl; Murray, Mae; Mus-
tard, Jean; Osmond, Albert.
Pi'ineary,-Elliott, Francis; Brand-
on, Harry; 'Brandon, Charles.
Anna W. Woods, Teacher. •
Mrs. G. W. 'Woods and Miss Nan
left for Orillia and the MuskoTca
Lakes on Thursday morning,
occurred on Thursday afternoon at
t'he residence of .Rev. Dr. Fletcher.
!Liss Waddell carne up about a month
ago to visit at the home of Dr. 'Flet-
cher, and falling one day, :she suffered
a broken hip and despite the best
medical skill and nursing, she grad-
tially grew weaker until she passed
away. She was born in Ingersoll 80
years ago and received her education
there, and when a young woman,
moved to (Selkirk, Man., where she re-
mained until about 10 years ago. She
then came to .London, where she
made her home with her sister, Mrs.
A, H. Mosley 'Williams, Princess ave -
nee. She was a member of 5't, An-
drew's Church. She is survived by
three sisters, Mrs. Mosley Williams,
Airs J. R. Staples, Lorne ave., Lon-
don and Mrs, C. Pr'iden, North Kam-
loops, and two }brothers, William of
London and James of Saskatchewan:
A short service was held at the 'home
of Dr. Fletcher, when 'the body was
taken to London for interment, the
funeral taking place .on Friday ,i,n
,nailer,
BAYFIELD.
Would Scare Away Swatter Visit-
ors. -
On 'July '1st a
partyof campers
pors.
south of 'Bayfield with a number of
visiting under the parental root
Miss 'Ahria IMolpneaux; of I.i'tchet7-
el', spent the week -end .alt,the Bonne
of her parents, Mr, and MTS., T. -J,.
M'olyenaux,
�.
Bob
\f r. \� . J, 'B alti; Jr„ and Mr.. o
Byme Y to.spend
I.ytne .motored from Detroit
the week end with their parents here.
A member 'from: here
''attendednded the
Jubilee sports inMitchell. oda and
Saturday,
1
Miss Aileen Jordan, of New York
t,
is holidaying at. the home of her fath-
er, Mr. Jas, Jordan.
'Mr. Francis Dill and bride arrived
home Teusday to spend a'holiday with,
the former's parents.
Many from here attended the foot
ball match in St, Colut a anaTuesday
evening..
Miss Mary Hastings, of 'Detroit, is
holidaying with her friends, Miss
Theresa Judge.
Mr. D. 'Costel'la is wearing a very
broad senile. It's a boy.
Mr. Carl Stapleton and IMr. Harold
Pierce, of .Detroit, spent the week-
end with friends here, .:
IMr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf'and
6''rs. John Kra .i'skopf, of Detroit, vis-
ited with Mrs. Walter Carpenter on
Sunday.
Mr. D'art,, Williams, of Chicago, has
returned to his home after spending
his vacation with relatives: diere,
Miss Isalbel Jordan 'has gone' to To-
ronto to spend tier holidays.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Patrick Maloney, of 'MeKiI-
lop, who died at his home Sunday,
'Air. James Feeney, Jr., has treated
himself to a new (Ford coupe.
Miss Evelyn Delaney and Miss
Elizabeth 'Murray have gone to
Guelph Ito take an agricultural course.
Miss 'Mamie (McGrath entertained a
nutdber o'f her friends last Sunday.
'Miss .H'anna+h Downey, of 'Saginaw,
Mich., is visiting 'friends here.
Mr. Ferg. Kenny and family, and
Mr. Jos. Kenny and farnily, of Detroit,
are spending a fe'w holidays ,at the
honte of their parents, , Mr. and Mrs,
Phillip Kenny.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Kenny and sort
Ion ,motored to Detroit to spend their
holidays wi't'h their son Jack,
KIPPEN.
induction of
'Pher Rev. Mr, Connor,
'
o1 Springfield, took place last Thurs-
day at St. Andrew's United Church.
We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Connor to
Kipper.
lfiss Margaret Johnston, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at her home
here.
Mr. Alex. McMurtrie, of Toronto
spent the week end with his relatives
around Kippen and Hensel],
Mr and Mrs, Clarence Johnston of
London accompanied by 'their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston of Kip -
pen, motored to Owen Sound and
spent several days. That was Mr.
Johnston's former home and he has
not visited there for some forty-six
year's.
34:r. Robert Dayman had a dirt bee
Monday last when his neighbors and
friends turned out in goodly numbers
and helped him put up his gangway.
.Hiss Mary McNaughton of Sault
Ste Marie is home for the summer
holidays.
Mr, Warren Schilbe is erecting a
drive shed and will soon have it fin-
ished,
Mr. Thos. Kay is busy putting in
cement stabling these days.
Mr, Robert McNaughton, principal
of Thamesford public school and 'Mr.
Webster McNaughton of Murillo
Spent the week end at The home of
their parents and left Monday for
(Melt* to take a summer course,
Mr. Jas. Darman, who has 'been
amending some months at 'the home
of his sister, Mrs. John Moore, of
if Lenian, Algoma, has returned
home. .
Vfr. Jolut Warrener• of London vis-
ited his aunt, Mrs. Thos. Dayman,
over the week end.
Mr. R. Grieve and son of Buffalo,
Mr. Pearson and two daughters ,of
London, 'Mr. and 'Mrs, R. V. MdC'ly-
mont of Detroit, Mrs. R. R..Geoghe-
gan and son of London, Mrs. D. Mc-
Cowan and Family of Seaforth, and
\'[r. and Mrs. V. Terryberry ad fam-
ily of Tuekersmith were visitors at
the home of !Air, and MTrs, Jas. 'Me-
Clyntont over Ithe week end,
Mr, and 'Mrs, Thos. 'Butt visited at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. P. Sales,
Exeter.
Mr, Jas. Jarrott of Ailsa 'Craig and
Miss Etta Jarrott of Toronto were
visitors with their parents here..
Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Watson returned
to Detroit 'after spending a few weeks
here but expect to return in a week
or so and start in 'business again, At
present there is no ice cream, when it
is needed most.
Many friends of Mr, Thos, Butt are
sorry to hear ,that he lost his best
cow, just freshened a few weeks pre-
vious.
Mr. W. Meths is putting in a Su
pertest gasoline penile. There will
soon :be enough pu'tnps in 'the village.
'Mr. McGregor of Brucefteld was
calling on 4w'is 'friend, Mr. Deitz on
Stmday.
Miss Mabel Johns has gone to Tor-
onto on a titsit,
MN. Glazier of. .Clinton .was catling
on some of her friends this week..
DUBLIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Jordan and fain -
rifles kept people on the beach un- tier of Toronto; spent the week -end
easy all, day by firing along the ,brow with Iver. James Jordan.
1 of the hill. This is a dangerous Mr, .Martin 'Melody, of Detroit, is
HIBBERT.
,Results of June 'Promotional exam-
inations at S,S. No. 7, Hibbert. Front
Jr. IV. to Sr. IV, (Total 920, pass
552.) -Janet Ohappel 728 '(h), Maude
Bolton* 629, Clayton Horton* 605,
Mildred Robins* 563. From Sr. I'II.
to Jr. TV. (Total 820, pass 492) -
Grace Couch 721 (h), Doris Sararas*
.599, Bernice 'Harris* 593, Orval Coop-
er* 546. 'Prom Jr. II+I. to Sr. IHT.
(Total 820, pass 492). --:Beatrice 'Drov-
er* 569. From Sr. II. to Jr.- III. (To-
tal 560, pass 392). -=Ross Hoggarth
489 (h), William 'Chambers 356. From
First to Jr. IL --Earl Drover* and
Benson Stoneman* (equal, John Cha-
ppel, Lorne 'Chambers, Primer -Rae
Chambers. Highest marks dbtained in
each su>Jetl are as fo ow : PANDORA
RANGE
motic;tJanet 'Ohs >lte1 98;mental arit -hcoalt,' r,Woo_,. teser t
r•
a,.nd
(
netie GraceCouch, Bernice Harris, water front;:Good condition. .WM,
D f,s Sarara (equal)' '100, Spelling-- GOVE gK Eg ondorlle. •28'
Llayton Hotton 98. 'Literature; Grace
Couch_ 97. Grammar, Maude Bolton
62. Composition, Grace 'Couch, 90„
History, Mande Maude BbPtoi, 75.
Geo-
graphy, .Grace
eo-grapiy,GraceCouch '78. 'Writing,
Janet Chaplp'e1 88. 'Reading, " Grace
Couch, Maude Bolton, Ross 'Hoggarth
(equal) 88. Pupil's' names marked by
an 'a'terisk, have taken two classes
during the school year. Most perfect
attendance during the year, 'Clayton
Horton.
Victoria E. Bolton ,"Teacher,
CARD' OF THA
I wish 'to'conve to the many friends
did neighbors'+1htoti Bout this `'dis-
trict my sincere thanks for 'the' .great -
kindness and' many favors shown us
during the long serious illness and
subsequent death of my husband, also
for t'he spiritual offering's and loan of
cars for furleral. MRJS. JOHN HART.
' PAINTING
• .Nash Bros.. have just completed
painting houses for the 'following
owners: Mr. Harry IClub/tore, 'Miss
Scott, Mr. 'Geo. Stewart, Mr. Wm.
Smi't'h. Paper banging and decorating
are also promptly and neatly done.
Phone' 251-31, 'Seaforth, or Mr. John
Nash, Scnfort'h. 27
FOR SALE.
Forty-five acres of mixed hay, to be
sold 'in the field, Lot '17, .Con. 9, Mc-
Killop. Apply 'FRANK FINiN'IGAN,
28,
HAY FOR SALE.
About 20 acres of mixed •clover and
timothy hay, for sale standing. Apply
to DONALD 'CALDER, 1 mile north
of Winthrop. 27
TEACHER WANTED.
For S. S. No. 4, McKillop, 'teacher
holding first or second class certifi-
cates, duties to commence 'Septemlber
1st, Apply, stating qualifications and
salary expected, to ROBERT G!IB-
SOrN, .Sec., 'Seaforth, ,RJR. No. 5.
TENDERS WANTED. -
Tenders for construction work on
concession Road 14, opposite Lots 1
and 2 in the Township of. 'icKillop, a
distance Of 160 rods, will be received
by the undersigned up till Saturday,
July 16th, 1927.
Tenders will 'be opened at the Car-
negie Library Hall, Seaforth, at 2.30
p.m. on said date.
A deposit of 1Q p.c. of contract to
accompany tender, Lowest tor- any
tender not necessarily accepted.' Work
to be done according to plans and
specifications of engineer in charge.
Plans, etc., at Lot 35, Con. 3, Mc -
Tp. 27
JOHN McNAY,Cly
mommommeseamiaimemmorr
WANTE
We Want Your Egg's
We Want Fresh Gathered Stock
It will Pay you big to gather your eggs
Twice Daily and bring them to Egmondville
W. J. Finnigan
Egmondville
"1 have valued this farm
$1,000 less than 1 would if
clean of this weed"
The actual evidence of loss in value of
weed -infested farm land is shown in the
extract from the report of an inspector
valuing a certain farm for loaning purposes.
Here is the evidence:
"It is badly infested with sow thistle -as
are all the farms in the neighborhood. I
have valued $1,000 less than I would if
clean of this weed."
This $1,000 represented 12% of the value
of the farm. Many inspectors would dis-
count the value to an even greater extent.
What is your weed crop costing you? Fight
weeds as you would fight fire. Help your
neighbor -help yourself.
Every occupant of land and every owner
of unoccupied land is required to destroy
all noxious weeds before their seeds ripen.
Municipal councils are required to destroy all
noxious weeds growing upon the highways.
The Department of • Agriculture
Province of Ontario
Parliament Buildings, Toronto
MON.
JOHN S. A
RTIY W B. ROADHOUSE
H
Minister Deputy Minister is
FARM FOR SALE."
Gadd
,fifty I
acre farm 'for sale on the',
Mill road; (county road)Tuckersmith,:
(
part lot 29, con, 5, L, 'R, S., 'situated
miles 'west of Seaforth and 234
miles east ;of IBrucefield, 134 miles
from school: ,Ther'e are on 'the proper-
ty a good frame house, 9 rooms and
cellar and woodsheds Bank barn 36x
60, drive 's'hed and hen 'house, two
good wells' and 4 acres of 'maple bush,
rar acre of young orchard, also plum,
cherry, pear ,trees and other small,
Etna, The remainder in a goad Sate.
o'f cultivation. Rural mail and tele-
phone, Also 27 'acres of pasture land
'with -creek running through, part of
lot 32, con. 4, Tn'ckersntith, on which
is a good barn, 26x56, and orchard.
Will be sold together or separately.
Apply to ARCHI'E 'M,cGEEG'OR,
RJR. No. 3, Seafortti,_Onb ttf
FARM FOR SALE.
107 acres, 'farm lot 16 pt. '17, con. 1,
IIulllett, 134 miles east 6f Clinton on
Pravinoial lHigh'way.:.9-room brick
house with furnace. Bank (barn 40x74,
and other outbuildings. Well watered,
water in stable, also well }fenced. 100
acres under cultivation. Will •sell crop
witch the farm if desired. Will sell
cheap and on easy term's. Apply to
JOHN R. NOBLE, R. R. ` No. 4,
Clinton. Phone 5 on 617. 29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
!Medical,
DR "H HUGH'; ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon, Late of'L'ondon Hos-
pital, pita!, :London, 'England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, -ea;',`
nose end 'zthtioat, - Office and
resid-
ence behind Dominion Bark. „Office
Phone No, 5; ResidencePhone106. .
!
l 'BIRO( tSeaCorth.
DR, F. BU W1S
J. . ere
Office and residence, Grodertc'h street,
east of, the Methodist (Church. Cor-
otter for the County of Huron. Tele-
phone No 40.
DESIRABLE RHSIDENCE FOR
SALE IN SEAFORTH
Solid brick, nine room house with
furnace, bath -room, town water and
every convenience. 'Centrally located
and convenient to 'schools, churches
and business section, two fine lots.
good barn and garden. House has_
small annex suitable for an office.
Bargain for quick sale. Apply to
JOHN H. BEST,
--Barrister,
• Seaforth, Ont.
THE McKILLOP
Mutual FireInsurance In u ante Co.
FARM AND -II'SOLATRD TOWN
-PROPERTY 0 N 'L Y, INS'URED
Officers --James Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex., -James Evans, Beechwood,
Vice President; D. 'F. McGregor,
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors -Wm. Rinn, No. 2 Sear
forth, John Benatewies, Brodhagen;
Janes Evans, Beechwood; M. Me -
Ewen, Clinton; James 'Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. 'leroadfoot, No. 3, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton;
Robert Ferris, 'Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, Brucefield.
Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin-
ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A.
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; j. V.
Yeo,1 of 1 • .R arnt tli
H nes I e G. ou
0
J
Bonholm. James Kerr and John
Govenlock, Saforth, 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.
DR. C. ,MACICAY.-C. Mackay,
honor 'gradua'te -of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity'
Medical College; member of the Doi
-
lege and !S r ea _ o}
lege ; o f Physicians t 1Y g
tario
Ontario,
DiR. F. J. R. FORSTER•-EEy+ ,Ear;
Nose and Throat. -Graduate in Medi-
cine, University of Toronto 1897. Leta
tate'
Assis t ' Yorkp Ophthalmic a ,t.
New
Aural Institute, Mooreleld'e Eye, add
, l
Golden 'Square throat hospitals, itas, Lon-
don, Epglartd. Ah Co'ntntercial 'hotel, :.,
Seaforth, 3rd 'Monday in each month,
from 11 arm, to 3 pan.
DR. W. 'C. !SPR'OAT.-Graduate of
Faculty of 'Medicine, University of
Western Ontario; London, Member
of 'C'ollege of Physicians and Sur-
geons of .Ontario. Office in Aberdare's •
Drug Store, (Ma'in St., Seafbr8h.
Phone 90. •
Dental
DR. J A. IMUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, gradu-
ate of 'Northwestern University, Chi-
cago, Til. Licentiate 'Royal 'College .of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office
over Sills' hardware, Main street,
Seaforth, Phone 1'M1.
DR. F. J. BRAMBLY, graduate
Royal 'Co'l'lege of -Dental Surgeons,
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's
Grocery, Main street, Seaforth.
Phones, office 185W, residence 1857.
Auctioneer. .
GEORGE ELLIOTT,'Licensed '
Auctioneer for the County of Huron
Arrangements can be made for Sale
Date at The Seaforth News. 'Charges
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
WATSON AND REJD!S
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
((Successors tE James Wats n)
MAIN ST., 5 ORIDH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Companies.
SEAFORTH MARKETS. IP
Wheat, per bus. ..,, '$1,30
'Barley, per 'bus. 70c
Oats,bus. �.
per
Buckwheat, per bus. 65c
Shorts, per cwt, $1.85
Bran, per cwt, 82.75
Butter, per lb. 32c
Eggs, per doz. 25-28c
Potatoes, per, hag 1.50
Hogs, per cwt., $(6.25
E. W. BATEMAN
Ladies' and Men's Tailor
Suits from $25.00 up
oa.
Bring your own Cloth
and
Have it made up. here.
Over Keating's Drug Store
SEAFORTH
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ZINE GREY'S
Roaring Action Story .'
The Man Of The Forest
featuring
JACK -HOLT
Zane Grey says "Paramount makes my pictures the
I write them".
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
«i-
way
Raymond Griffith' in Wedding Bills
A. modern "Billgrim's Progress in a land of lovely ladies
and lively laughter
NEX4.° WEEK END
Fox's Big Superspecial
THREE BAD MEN
Centring around the great rush that opened Dakota for
settlement, in which thousands of people in every form: of
conveyance raced to stake the best homesteads.
RINeBS