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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-07-14, Page 8F tc1E EIGHT FIENSALL. evils :Alair•garet- SIavin left for• Lon- - lion .-. -tt ci _S. nr a-' y, wli'ere'S1a"e will .spend a few weeks. - Mr, .and Mrs, Fred. Bonthron o New" York arc visiting the former's .parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bon- thron. Mr. •i ) Iand Mrs, L. S, � �'S Smith and chil- dren dren of Detroit are visiting friends and relatives in town: /Miss Annie Latnmie and girl friend of Toronto are visiting Mrs'. William Laramie and Miss Greta iLartue. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Hemphill of Wroxeter visited friends and relatives. in town, A number from 1I'ensall attended the cervices in the Northside United Church, 'Seaforth, this week,,. Dr, W. •;Poole, o:f London, Eng., one of England's greatest preachers and president of the World's Sunday School Association, delivered fine ad- dresses for the occasion. Miss Mary. Hoggarth of Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Hoggarth, O ur nite,a few of oresidents 'have Ieft for Grand Bend for the summer months. •Master Bobby Drysdale is in a Lon- don hospital, taking treatment from an eye specialist. His many friends hope, for a speedy recovery, Miss Hattie McQueen, of Albany, EY., visited for a few days with rel- atives in town. The choir and minister of the Uni ted Church will take . charge of the services. of Egmondville Church on Sunday evening, .July 17th. Rev. W. D. McDonald will take the set•vices here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hunt of St. Louis are spending a few weeks vac anon with Mr. Hunt's mother, Mrs. 1 'Robert Runt. The services in the United Church Sunday last, were largely attended. Rev, Mr, Sinclair preached at both services. Special parts in the singing were taken at the morning service by Mr, and Mrs. Piffle and Miss Irma Higgins, and at the evening service Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Lindenfield sang a. duet. (Miss Mattis Ellis is visiting friends in St. Marys this week. Mr. Harry Caldwell of Winnipeg is spending the summer here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \Vero. Caldwell. 'Miss Mildred McDonell attended the convention at Alma Ladies' 'Col- lege last week. A meeting of the Womens Missieu ary Society and t1'rission Circle of th United Church was held on the law -of Mr, T. Sherritt's farm Friday e ening. Meeting opened by the sing ing of a hymn, after which Mrs. Hen ry led in prayer, followed by a chore at Moir•'•s':Malarial park, T entall, asr' llrednesday, fuly';20th, A street par ado will'' be heild 'at 12.30, -and the. games start at 1 p.m 'Four fast teams, will compete at aganse of baseball: Exeter, Zurich, Fullarton and iHen- aH.' There will also be a clown soft ball game and a firemen's waterfight. Public school children from Hens Il and community_ carrying a flag in the parade will Se admitted to the ground: free. Evening program: A street dance will be held and an excellent. orchestra will supply the music, An old time dance will be held in the hall u-ith real old time music, Music for the Scotch reels supplied by Kincar- dine Highland Pipe (band, School Report.-ePromoted to Sr. IV,--d-Ionors, ,Bot IIIouston. Pass, Irene 'Deters, Howard Hemphill, El- eanor Skinner, 'Beryl Drummond, -Grace Brock, Lizzie Bean, May Ken- nings. To Jr. IV.—i ionors--.Alice Higgins, 'Florence McDonald, (Marion McKay, Pass — Wm, Drummond, Gladys Passmore, Hazel Hudson. - Wm, 'McKay, Teacher. Council Meeting -The Council held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, 'July 4th, Alt mem fibers present, with the -Reeve in the chair. A communication was read from the Ontario Hydro -Commission, stating that they' had received the let- ter sent by t'he ,Council asking for a reduction on 'both street and -com mercial lighting. They'. stated they would take the natter up immediately' and we would no doubt have a sub- stantial reduction. 'This will be good news for the 'people of 'IIensall as our. rates have been too high. A delega- tion of residents from the West side of the town was present and asked the council to have one or two water tanks constructed at the 'West end of the town to give them better fire pro- tection. The Council decided to meet Thursday evening with the delegation and go over -the West side and see where to place the tanks. Reeve Geiger and Councillor 'Higgins gave a report on the work done during 'the last two months, oiling the streets, repairing sidewalks and water tanks, etc. A nuniber of accounts were pre- sented and ordered paid and the Reeve was instructed to appoint a man to cut the weeds, The Council then adjourned to meet again at the call of the Reeve. After theCouncil adjourned a representative of the'Cat- erpillar Tractor 'Co., of London, gave 1- osine moving pictures showing -what e the tractor could do on road con- struction and agriculture work, v" The baseball match on Monday evening, July 4th, 'between Hensel] - and the Thames road resulted in favor he Maple Leaf," 'by the Mission Band, Addresses were given by dif- ferent members of the W.M.S. telling the progress of the Missionary Soci- ety since Confederation in 1867. A thorns. "0 Canada," was sung by the Mission Circle, after which hymn 292 was sung. A pageant, "The Birthday of Miss 'Canada," was well rendered by the Circle girls, followed by a cor- net solo by 'Bruce +Hoggarth. Meeting closed by singing "God ;Save the Xing," after which a dainty lunch was served. Mrs. Vincent 'Wood and son Jac of Santa ,Barbara, Calif-, are spendin a few weeks visiting with Mrs. Wood mother, Mrs. John D'insdale and oth er relatives. They were eight days tnotoring over, having made gond time, The Orangemen of the village, ac- companied by a large number of friends, motored to Mitchell on the 12th of July and took in the celebra- tion there. The fife and drum band played a number of selections before they left on the morning with True man Brintnell on the drum, Dave Beeswax the fife and Win. Welsh the kettle drum, Council Meeting. ---The council held a special meeting on Saturday even- ing to hear the report of the commit- tees which were appointed to look over the ground with a view to plac- ing more water tanks in the village fox ibetter fire protection. It was de- cided to place three tanks on the west side of the railway track and six more on the east side, and also buy 200 feet more hose, which with the splendid equipment we now have should give the village ample' protec- tion Haying is in full swing in this dis- trict and is a splendid orop, with ideal weather. The fall wheat, which is al- so a good crop, is turning fast and will Sam gMersier and ready'for Coopee rsnder. have their threshing machines and engines at Moore Bros,' repair shop, giving thein an overhauling and preparing for a Iong fall's threshing• Mr. Robert Higgins is making large shipments offowl daily and a great amount of .fowl is being marketed, Mrs. Shortt and daughter, Mrs I orrester of Windsor and niece, Miss Ferguson ofMinneapolis, are visiting Misses Mary and Emma Johnston, of the annual Sundasci he United iCharchYwillllbelheldsat Bayfield on July 27th. Fuller particu- lars next week, Mrs, A. J. ,Rummell and daughter' of 'Pennsylvania visited a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Bolton Misses Tory and Doris Bolton return ed .home with them Saturday. Mr, Fred Berry and son of +Wind sor visited over the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Consitt's. 'Mr, and Mrs, George Troyer and family of Courtland visited friends and relatives in town Sunday, Mrs, Ellen Troyer returned home with .,them, Mrs. W. Magnall and Mr, igen- net'-Magnall of Beachville and Mrs. A. W. Carroll and Mrs. G. F. Scott of Woodstock visited with Mrs, Suth- erland. - Miss Audrey Kew of Toronto is visiting at Mr. Earl 'Drummond's.' Mrs. C. J. Rumba of Goderich is visiting her sister, Miss Mary Mc- Gregor. MiesGracePepper is taking a spe- cial course at McDonald Hall, Guelph, The manse friends of Mrs, 'William Buchanan will bepleased to hear she is recovering from her recent illness. A monster baee'ba11 tournament and I firemen's' rle*nonstretion will be held' of Hensel' 8-4, (Intended for last week.) Mrs, Beverley Beaton, of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Green, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Sweitzer and little daughter left for their home In Detroit on Tuesday. Mrs, Higgins and son Harold accompanied them. Mr. -Will Thompson, of Chicago, is spending a few days in town visiting his father and mother, 'Mr. and +Mrs. G. 5. Thompson, Writ over Alleged Trespass, --Chas. Gibbs, of Parkhill, has issued a sil- k prente court writ against John Mous- g ..eau, of Hensal(, for damages for en- s tering the the plaintiff's lands and - buikiings and for an injunction to re- train the defendant from entering the plaintiff's land in the Township of liesangnet in the County of Lainbton. BAYFIELD. Miss Emily Rankin of Detroit is i,.iting her sisters at their cottage, ” 1-Tillcrest," Miss Dorothy Robinson of London is the guest of Miss Florence MaDon agli at their summer "Morrie Lodge." The following guests are at Lland- udno (Misys Nora Ferguson's summer residence), Mr. and Mrs, O'Dell Snaith and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W\'m, Smith, of Pt. Huron, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Barr, Windsor; George Oxford, Olaf Oxford, Alfred Jones and blvliss Bertie Carmichael, Detroit; Misses Jean and Edna Sang- ster, ang•ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Eberhard, Rudolph and Kenneth Eberaltrd, Mrs. 1). R. reasdale, Bob .and Helen Teas- dale, London; Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lance and son, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Lester, Bob Lester, Mrs. Pres- ton and iMrs. McMillan, Kitchener; W. Throop and family, Detroit; Mrs Willis Baker, Detroit; Mrs, Eva Bar- raclottgh, North Platte, Nebraska; 11 r. and Mrs, W. A. Balkwill arid. family, London. :Master Stewart Geddes, of 'Sea - forth, is visiting his aunt, Mrs, M. Ferguson. Mrs. George Holman and son Har- old, of Goderieh, and Miss Evelyn Pollock, of Sault Ste. Marie, are visit- ing their parents Mr. and Mrs, John Pollock, Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Trethewey and family and Mr, and Mrs, G. E. Tre- thewey. of Detroit, were recent visit - ore for a week with 'Mrs. A. J. Car - tet', T. Partridge, of London, is staying at their cottage in Lakeside Park, Rev. J, Foote, Exeter, will take charge of the Presbyterian service twat Sunday morning. Mrs, Paul. Doig and family and \,fisses A. and F. Clarke, of London, ire. at the former's cottage in Lake- side Park, The Guilds of Trinity Church have planned r to d t 1 ohave a Bazaar on '!'hors y, July 21st; on the Rectory Lawn. Mrs. (Dr,) Clias, Gray, who has been with her parents, Rev. and Mrs, J. Abery at their cottage in'Lakeside Park, returned to her borne et Walk- ervile on 'Friday. IMr, and Mrs, A, Ford King, son Douglas of Toronto, and Mrs, Fred Ritchie and little Muriel, of Elnivale, are guests with Mr, and "Mrs. George TZing. Mrs. Mohr and family, of Detroit, are occupying Mrs. Schae11's cottage, Bellevue, Miss Betty Kendall, of Detroit, is a guest with Miss Jean Day at their summer hone, $unset Cottage. .Mrse Harry 'Weston has returned from Detroit and Sarnia, having spent a month there, She was accompanied by Mr. and !Mrs, Archie Agnew, Mas- ter Orval Agnew and little 'Bobby TSE • SF4AR;ORTH - NEWS 0.i a number. i er ,r o e`t b .i C the b ' 1y calla o ty given by the. Y•P,S, on Friday last, It was' decided to have a picnic Gaderich on August 5th; - Mrs, D. Prentice t aceanti Miss Alice Stinson, R,N., of Toronto, arrived on Saturday to visit their: parents, , Mr and Mrs: W. J. Stinson. Sa and Mrs, MleGrath and Mrs. Crow v 'ind daughter, of Detroit, were guests at the Albion 1Hetel-for a sou- ple'°p5 days last week, Mrs. W. C. Stirlingal 'anDot' laid left fol' their home at Hanna, Alta„ on Saturday, having visited Mrs. Wm. Stirling and other relatives, Miss Maud Stirling returned to Owen Sound on Monday, Misses Anna, Betty, Florence, Gwen and lefargaret Elliott motored to Bei -vie and spent Satdrday with their sister, Wes. (Rev.) W. A. Town- shend, THURSDAY;; JULY 14, 1927. >; l clads -`GladYs".i3LtSo a, Carl ferowii, Blanche iEdi 'ho fer - Harold Gal -deer, .r T srbii ac , a\ota�i.in iH•ar�burn, Gordon Hopper, Aileen 'Litt, 'Donalda Moe. Lagaz ,,, Auetta iMc1L•agan, Irene Mill - son, ' J:)orothy?i\Iitehell, Ewart Morris, Amelia .Nairn, Reta :Pridham, Edward Westacott, Gertrude Wolfe. • ]Pass—!Siegfried Alberti. :pearl Aik- ens; 'Vera Allen, 'I3arry-Baggs, Odella Bach; Verna Balfour, Rudolph Bau- er, Gladys Blacklock, Mary Brennan, Florence Campbell, Robert Campbell, Cyril Couch, Bruce 'Davidson, 'Rdbert Davis, Frank Doyle, Margaret -Drake, Wilmer Eizerman, Ilarold Faust,rHu- bert^ Feeney, Marry Feeney, Lttcine Gilck, \Vilfred' Grant, Leslie Hack- ney, Lloyd Hackney, Jack (Hanson, Mary Harburn, Gertrude Heath, IGer- trude'.Hetaberts, 'Henry Hutt, 'Gladys Kay, Alvin Kern, iMarjorie Kle'inlfel'dt Carrie Krauskopf, Francis Krauskopf 'Mr, and 'Ivies. W. -F. St>elgroye, of n P Windsor, are guests at 'the Albion Joseph Krauskopf, John Lamont, Mar - hotel. garet Leake, Frank (Leake, Jean Lea- Mr. and Mrs. A. Carty - ry, Mabel McDonald, Rena'McLaren, at ty and . ;son Junior, returned to Detroit on `Thurs- Angela Mulligan, Gerald Murray, He - ay, after having spent a week with len -Morris', Mime. Matt, Madeline Nt- Mrs, M. Green. cholson, John Norris, Margaret Park, • Lenore Parrott, 'Harold Pethick,Tont Mrs, W. J. CampI,bell, Miss Minnie and Leonard Camptbell and Mr. and Ullman, 'E'thelena ..Rohrer; " Lloyd Mrs, T. "B, Campbell, of Toronto are Sawyer, Adeline Scher'borth, Edwin at Mrs. Trebilcock'e cottage in Lake- `Scherbortlt, Jack Skinner, Alex. I side Park, Walker, Irene Walkont, Aria, 'Weft Miss 1Winnifred Elliott, of Luck -Laufer.- now, is the guest of her 'aunt, Mrs. 3, Fraser. Items of news always welcome. Mr.. and iMrs. J. L, Dixon and Miss Carrie .Dixon, of Galt, were week -end guests with Mrs, F. IL Paull at the Rectory. _ Mr. Jas, Ferguson, of London, is visiting his mother, Mrs M. Fergu- son, The following are guests at the Ritz Hotel, Mr. and Met -W, 5. Fowl/ er, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs, Allen: Klein and Miss Dorothy Klein, of Evanston, II; 'Mr. Bert Levis, Montreal; Miss Evelyn Ellis, Mon- treal; Mr. Herb. Watson, Toronto; Mr, L. S. Moore, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Writ. Housley, Detroit; :Misses M. and D. Housley; 'Mr. and Mrs, Adams, London; Mrs. T. Williams, London; John Doyle, Detroit. (Intended for last 'week,) Mrs. Bingley and Miss Ada Bing- ley motored from Detroit on Wed- nesday to visit Miss R Rathwell, and R. Taylor. Mrs. Rich accompanied them and visited her 'mother, 'Hag. M. Green and returned with P4i1ss ,Dingley on Friday. ' 'Miss Ize'tta Merner; principal of New Dundee continuation school, is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Merrier. Mr. Jos. (Cameron„'Isobel :and Evan, . 'Mr. W. Carlile and Rev. M arrived on Saturday to spend the sum- Conner, of Kippen, attended the Pres with his sister, 'Mus Grace 'Cameron, : bytery meeting held 111 Seaforth Mr, E. L. Brown motored to 'spend Monday.o the holiday with his parents. 'Mrs. Kiug'accourpanied Juin to Toronto to VARNA. visit her clatterer, Mrs. M. Hart. Don't forget to come Friday even Mr, and lvlrs, R. Lord, Mr. G. ing, the 15th, to the open air concert Mailet and Miss Gladys Davidson, of to 'be given 'in Dr, Lloyd 'Moffatt's -London spent the holiday with Mrs. lawn at his 'beautiful summer home J. Davidson. Miss G, Davidson is east of Varna. A good program is spending a two weeks vacation at promised, Note the ad in anothei home, column. Dr. T. and Mrs. Gray of St. Tho- Mr, J. W. Reid has purchased th Inas called on friends in the village on property and residence of the lat Monday. James ljranless. We will be pleased Rev, and Mrs. Abery of Landes- to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Reid to 'our hero and daughter Mi.rs,(Dr•,) Gray village. of 1Valkervil]e, are in Mrs. S. B. Sto- In spite o'f.the , very warm da a thers' cottage at Lakeside Park for good representation of the Orange or- the season. der, as well as spectators, attended Mrs. Agnes -Biggart returned home the celebration of the Battle of the on Thursday, having spent l'he winter Boyne in Mitchell on Tuesday. is Toronto, Her daughter, Mrs. Welsh, and Mr. and Mrs. MoRobert,' motored from'Toronto nn Friday to visit Mrs. Biggart. -Mrti J. Earnshaw, Barry and Violet l:rn nehntt• and Violet Ornand, of Striae -eel, are camping on the river flats. Mr. and Mrs, Keith 'McKay and Mrs, McKay !Sr., of Detroit, left on Monday, having visited Mrs. Mc - Kay's sister, Mrs. J. A. Fergusone for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, C. Boyd and Mr. and Mgrs. Johnston, of Detroit, called in the village on 'Monday on their -way to Oliphant, Mr. and 'Mrs, 'Chris. .Howard and fancily, of 'Windsor, spent the week- end, and Mr. Eric York and Miss M. Baker, of Toronto, spent Dominion Day, Mr. and Mrs, Victor 'Burt and family, of London, spent the week- end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. T•', W. Baker. Miss A. L. Grover is a guest at the !Tbitz Hotel, Mrs. Paull, of London, returned on Saturday with Rev. F. H. and Mrs. Paull. who spent the holiday in the city. Mr. and 'Mrs. T. W. Oates and family, of. London, are occupying Mrs. Shannon's cottage at Lakeside Park. • HILLSGREEN, Mr, Hugh .!Lave, accompanied by p his father and mother, spent a few days last week. In 'Toronto, .Mr, t\,Vm, Jarrott'\speltt the mast week in tStratfot'ei and different places, combining business with pleasure. Miss Pearl =Broderick of London. is visiting et the Houle of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, E. Broderick. (Rev, Mr. Conner spent a couple of days visiting in'Hillsgreen congrega- tion and getting acquainted with"his people: The annual Sunday school picnic of Kippen and +Hillsgreen will 'be 'held at Bayfield of 'Wednesday afternoon, July 20th, • Quite a number took in the Coch- rane picnic to 1Bayfield on Wednesday last and report having a fine time, Miss Ellen McAllister of 'Hensall is visiting with her sister, -Mrs. Wm, 1-f e Alli9ter, Mfrs, Webster of Lucknow is visit- ing her daughter,' ,Mrs. Geo. 'Cole- man. Quite a number from this neighbor- hood took in the 12th of Julycelelira- tion at Mitchell Tuesday. range d']r "o rdet ' of merit; Sr. IlI t0 Jr; IV,:G1enDows'on, 111-Iarvey Keys; -Air.Muik. , Il to Jr; �k AllaidneyICeys,rdoc''GeorgSre '�Dowsor (iPra- hinted iu. May). Sr.' 1. to Jr, II.: John Heys (promoted' in May): Sr: Pr. to Jr; I.: 'Bobby Peck Those narked with an asterisk have taken two clauses in one year. "The follow- ing had in''t perfect ,atferidance for the ,month of June: Mervyn Keys, Allan Keys, 'Bobby Peck. ' The 'following - have cont'pleted Their Star Memory Certificates for mentoriaing'the ,Lords Prayer, 23rd Psalm, ten command- ments, books of Bible, beatitudes: Mervyn Keys, Audrey Murdock, Glen Dawson, HarveyKeys,. George Dot- son, Allan Keys. • r, S. Hogg, Teacher. ELIMVILLE. The johns connections held their picnic in Mr. Win. Johns' orchard on Tuesday of last week, The weather was ideal and a very enjoyable after- noon was spent by • Mr. and Mrs. John 'Francis and Mr, and Mrs,:Win. Butler of London 'at- tended the Johns' picnic last week. Mr, and Mrs, 'W]Ij Johns and Mrs. (Will. Pyabus of Chiselhurst attended the Miller picnic held hear Sarnia on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. H. Ford, Misses Joy. and Ev elyn Whitlock, -and /Mr. F. Horn vis- ited Mre and Mrs. A. 'Sgariglia -in St, Marys last Sunday.- Mr. Wilfred Jphns returned home from the hospital last 'Wednesday., His eye,is 'healed but the sight will never he normal again, we are sorry to report, -although it might ..:,-easily have been .much worse. Last 'SSunday morning the sacra- ment was administered to a large number. Three babies were also 'hapfized'at the service. Mr, and Mrs. Banes and two 'chil (ren of near St. Marys were visitors at Mr. W. Elford's one day last -week. Misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock of St. Thomas are holidaying in the neighborhood. Mr,. and 'Mrs. 'Lew O'Reilly and children .visited near Shellburne over the week end, Master Roy IHodgeist from near Seaforth is visiting at MME'. B. Coo'p- 'lir, H. Ford has 'some very tall barley in his 'field this year. One stalk measured 5 ft. 4 ins, anti many mea- sure over 5 feet. CARD OF THANKS. tWe, Mrs, John 'Lane and family, wish to express our sincere thanks to the people of the district for their r generosity, leindness and sympathy _ shown in our recent sad 'bereavement n in the loss of a kind and loving hus- band and father. Also to those who sent . spiritual 'bouquets and many' Mass cards, - Mrs, John Lane and,Famiiy, NOTICE. All accounts owing the late Rich - ed Peck mist be settled at once, Martha Ann Peck Executrix, Estate ;Richard Peck 29 BUSINESS FOR SALE: Nearly all children are subject to worms, and many are born with them, Spare theta suffering by using Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, an excellent remedy. CLINTON, .lits. James Holland passed away at the hone of her sister, 'Miss Fanny Whitely, Clinton, on Wednesday last, She had been in failing health for some years' but death came very sud- denly. '1'Irs, 'IIolland was a daughter of the late William Whitely and spent her early life in Tuckcrsmith town- ship. n. In 1885 Holland of. alt Ihu•ori she rod ' le James oh road near Clin- ton' and bad lived there ever since. She is survived by Iter husband and one son, Noble, alsothree sisters,. Mrs. Charlesworth, of California, Mrs; 'Lawrence, Ottawa, and Miss 'Fanny Whitely, 'Clinton. Another sister, Elizabeth Whitely,' passed away s few weeks ago. She had been for many year a member of Ontarl$ st, United 'Church, The funeral -took place Friday afternoon. Miller's . Worm Powdersprove their value They do not cause any violent distuebances in the stomach,. any 'pain or griping, but do their work quietly and painlessly, so 'that the destruction of the worths is imperceptible. - Yet they are thorough, and from the first dose there is iimprovement in the''con- diti.on of the sufferer and a cessation of manifestations of internal trouble, • CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Grimoldby spent Sunday with relatives at Tees water, The football 'match played between hin'burn and •rt]stowel last Friday night ended with one score for each side. Mfr, and Mrs, Lorne Dale, of 'Strat- ford, are visiting the former's 'par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dale, of 'Con- stance, Mrs, Stanley Kerr and son Gordon, of British Columbia, are spending a week with Mr, and ;Mrs, Robert Crimcld'by, Miss Edith 'Riley spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. 'Fred Stephen- son, of Brussels. MANLEY. Mrs, Con, Cotter, of Hanover, and tbir s, Philip Cotter, of Owen Sound, are here at present looking after the interests of the estate of their father, the late Michael Wall, Mr. and Mrs: Wen, Manley and family visited at the home of Mr. J, M. Eckert last Sunday. The many friends of Mrs. Duffy are 'pleased to learn that :she is im- proving from her late illness:. DIED, PETIHT^C[C.—'In McKillop, on Tues- day, July 12th, Henrietta Elizabeth ' Pethick, aged 1 year and 3 'months, The funeral took place from the residence of her father, Winthrop, Wednesday, July 13th: STANLEY, The following is lthe report of the promotion examinations held h, ;4 S Stanley The The Musical Instrument and Cream Separator !business of the late !Richard Peck, Well assorted stock of sup- plies, repairs and accessories on 'hand, May 'be inspected at any time. Pur- chaser will have the privilege of rent- ing`Ithe •store or 'buying the building. 'Comfortable dwelling over the' store with all modern conveniences. Ann nn Peck, - 'Executrix Estate Richard Peck, or A. D. Sutherland, 29 Real Estate Agent. PRIVATE SALE At the residence of the late Mrs:A. M. Cannebe11, North (Main street: 1 oak bedroom suite, complete; 1' white enamel bed, ` 'speings',and mattress; Quebec heater,' almost new; Pandora, range; 1 oven, for Perfection -coal oil stove: new Williams sewing 'machine; Doherty organ; 2 arinchairs, mission; buffet; carpenter's tools and other articles. - Terms cash, May be seen Friday and .Saturday, July 22nd and 23rd, Or plume 262, •.� FOR SALE Two young sows with 9 pigs each., Apply to CON, ECKAIRT, Seaforth. HEN TROUGHS, 'TILE, ETC. Hen troughs, 'size 2' 8", light and easy to handle, sellable for chickens, etc, ,See them at :R Frost's at any time. Also larger troughs for pigs, etc, 4-inc'h and 6 -incl, tile on hand,' and larger ones made Ito order. R. FROST,-Seaforth. 31 FOR SALE. Forty-five acres of mixed hay, to be old in -the field, (Lot 17, Con, 9, Mc- Killop. Apply 'p'RANI( FINNIGAN, 28. TEACHER WANTED. For S. ' b ' S. No , 4, McKillop, teacher holding Srat or second class certifi- cates, duties bo commence 'September. 1st, Apply, stating qualifica't'ions and salary expected, to .ROIBERT GIB - SON, names are ar- SQL, 'Sec., Seaforth, RJR. No, 5. e ANTED We Want Your Eggs - We Want Fresh Gathered Stock It will Pay you big to gather your eggs Twice Daily and bring them to Egmondville - Finnigan ria dvj 11e FOR SALE = 'Cont / £o •t''ble� - w a .frame house, good barn and; 474 acres land. Good or=' chard and small. fruits, See A, D. SUT VEJR]IJAND, Insurance and Real Estate. FARM FOR SALE Good fifty acre farm 'forsale on the Mill e M I road (county road) Titelcersmth,' part .lot 29, con, 5, L, "R. S., situated 334 miles, west of Seaforth and 2% miles east of bBrueefield' 17 miles, from sellout. 'There are oil 'tilero er- ty a good frame house, 9: rooms and cellar and woodshe : Bank barn 36x 60; drive 'shed'. and hen 'hoose, two good wells and 4 acres of maple bush, 34 acre of young ,orchard, also plum, cherry, pear trees and other small fruit. The remainder in a good state of cultivation, Rural mail and tele- phone. Also 27 acres of pas'ture land with creek running through, fart of lot 32, con. 4, Tnckersmith, on whibc'h. is a good barn, 26s56, and orchard. Will he sold together or separately. Apply to •AIRCHIE MnGREGO'R, MR. No. 3,, Seaforth, Ont tf' 29 PROItESSIONAL :CARDS, Medical, DR, 11. IIUGH ROSS, Physician and Surgeon. Late of Lond'o n Hos- pital, London, England. Special attention to diseases of the eye, ear„ nose end theoat, Office' and `resi -' cute behind d ehmd Domiision Bank. Office Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 1061 D12, 'r, J. ' IB'URIRIOWiS Seaforth; Office and residence, Goderich street, east of the Methodist !Church. Cor- oner for the 'County of •Hur;on. Te phone, No. 40. DIR, , C. MACK -AY. -C, Mackay, honor graduate of 'Trinity Univ it and Y nity y :gold ',medallist ',of Trinity !Medical- Cgllege; member of the lCed- lege of Physicians and 'Surgeot ` .of Ontario, DIR. F. J. IR, PORSTER-'Eye, Ear, Nose andThroat,. Graduate in, M �i; cine, Universityof Toronto 1397.,E t' 'Assistant, New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye,' and Golden Square throat hospitals,, Lon - FARM FOR SALE. don; England. Af 'Com'merc• (, .tat hotel 127 acres, farm lot 16 t, •1 See r'h a p 7, con. 1, fo t , 3rd Moirday in each month s east of Clinton on from 1+1 a,nt, to 3 tn, Hallett .17 mile Pro'vinoial'''Highway. 9 -room brick house with furnace. Bank ibarn 40,.74 DR, w, 'C. IS:PiROAT.—'Graduate of and other outbuildings. Well watered, Faculty of 'Medicine University water in stable, also well !fenced. 100 Western Ontario, London,' 'Member acres under cultivation. Will -sell trot) with the farm 11 desired, Will .sell cheaai: and on easy term's. Apply to JOHN N R. NOIBLE, R. R. . No, 4, Clinton. Phone 5 -on 617. - 29 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 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 McK1LLOP Mutual Fire ns i urance Co, FARM AND I'SOLATE'D TOWN PROPERTY 0 NI, Y, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, Vice President; D.-- F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer, .Directors_JWm. Rinn, No. 2 Sea - forth, John 'Bennewies, Brodhagen; James Evans, 'Beechwood; M. Mc- Ewen, Clinton; James 'Connolly, God- erich; Alex. 'Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea - forth; J. G. Grieve, No, 4, Walton; Robert 'Ferris, Hartock; '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, 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 applioation to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postofiices, of 'College •of Iliyeicians. and ' Sur- geons of Ontario, 'Office in Atberh' f't'a Store, Drug Dru gMain 5t. Seaforth. Phone 90. , Dental DR. J. A. IMUNN - 'Successor to Dr.. R. R. Ross, gradu- ate 'of'Northwestern University, 'Chi- cago, Ill. Licentiate tRoya1 College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, Office over Sills' hardware, Main street, Seaforth. Phone 1'51.• DR. F. 5. 'BiEOHFJLY, , graduate, Royal 'College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, Office over W. R, Smith's Grocery, Main street, Seaforth, Phones, ,office 185W, residence 1853. 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' REID'S REAL ESTATE rE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors to James Watson) MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT,' All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies. SEAFORTH MARKETS. . Wednesday, July 13tLf,' 1 Wheat, per bus. .; .,...,.... $1.30 Barley, per 'bus.( Oats, per bus. 50c Buckwheat, per bus, 65e Shorts, per cwt. ..... . Bran, per cwt." $1.75 Butter, per 1b. $ Eggs, per doz. 20c -26c -29e Potatoes, per bag $1,50 Hogs, per cwt, , ,, ,,,,,;,,, $8,75 c E. W. BATEMAN Ladies' and Men's T a1l4C Suits froom25.00 a-1 �i P or Bain • our � own Cloth and ' Have it made •.up dere. Over Keatin 's Drug g Sure SEAFORTtI WILLIAM FOX Presents TIIREEBAD MEN A story of the great land rush into the Black Hills section of Thr the Daeekmotasen init 1877a, Price P w h on their ' heads, ' , a lone orphan girl, bandits, card sharps and 10000 people gathered in a frontier town eager to stake their homesteads. Civilisation's progress in the great far west, its storms, its rigors, its utter depravity and its heroisms. A Magnificent Spectacle Marked by splendid character drawing, tense action and ' elaborate detail , Here Thursday,, Friday . and Saturday Saturday Matinee ' Evenings 1$c and 25c Afternoon 10c and 25c PRINeI3Ss