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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-06-15, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1944 THE SEAFORTH NEW di it eIb! Tops in Values—Thursday, June 15 till June 21 Tomato Soup 2 10 -oz. tins 15c STOKELY'S Hillcrest Pure Lard 1 lb. carton 14c Cream of Mushroom Soup ..2 10 -oz tins 15c CLARK'S CONDENSED Campbell's Vegetable Soup ' 2 tins 23c Kellogg's Rice Krispies pkgs. 25c Orange and Grapefruit Marmalade .... 27c ST. WILLIAMS 24 oz. Jar Fruit Kepe BrocIt's Bird Gravel • per pkg, 10c Brock'Bird Seed , per Cowan's Perfection Cocoa, % lb. tin 15c 1 ib .pkg.tin 15480e s Hillcrest Shertening, ... , . 1 Ib. carton 19e Ode x Bath Soap, it's deodorentf)(31, 3piftogr. 212900 Super Suds Aylmer Apple juice 13 oz. bottle 15c Cherry Valley Blueberries 16 oz. tin 29c Plain or Iodized Salt Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Laing's 0.0. Sauce large 8 oz. bottle 190 Gro -Pup p2erunksksg. 125100 Snowflake Ammonia ,Charme Castile Soap 5 bars 190 Libby's Prepared Mustard 6 oz. jar .090 3 tins 250 Aylmer Infant's Foods, Vegetables Aylmer Fancy Grapefruit 16 oz. glass jar 370 Manyflowers Toilet Soap 3 bars 150 G. & M. Canned Pilchards 15 oz. tin 18c Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 3 large rolls 250 Presto Pack Waxed Paper .. per pkg. 25c 2'large 2 lb. pkgs. 150 per pkg. 17c 45 sheet pkg. 09c STRAWBERRIES promise to be a real crop. Place your orders with us for best quality and price now. All fruits and vegetables in season. Ross J. Sproat PHONE 8 Art Wright PHONE 77 and Mrs. Wilson Lit le of McKillop BORN a son. PII1LLIPPS —In St. joseph's Hospital, Loh- LITTLE—T0 Stratford General Hospit tal on Wednesday, May 31st, to Mr. NOTICE Having sold 'my Butcher business to Mr. W. L. Whyte, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my Cut - tamers for their Patronage and Good -will in the past, and ask them. to give the new Owner the same hearty co- operation. Miss Ethel Beattie will be at the Butcher Shop every afternoon until June 22nd to receive accounts outstanding. J. W. BEATTIE • , g ttttt /1 llllll llllllll 1111111111111.1111111111111 lllllll /111 llll 1 ll 1111111111111111111111111)11 lllll )11111111111111 lllllll 41 tttttttt 0111011111 ttttttt t 01°11avAimsWilti CURS $ MAGIC'S ORANGE MARMALADE BISCUITS 3 cape egad Boat 1 egg 'At evetz..eale cue milk 4tbapne. ebortealna 1 cup. orange marmakule 4 awns. Magic Baking Powder Sift dry hutrediente together, Cut ht shore- enlng anal noised. Beat egg elightly La measuring cup; add mllk and marmalade to make 34 cup and add to first mixture. Roll out rodent lit-lrich thick; gut with floured blecult cutter. Top each with a littlexuarnaMadeibakein hot oveu (425/3.) about 15 minutes. .Makes 16. MADE IN CANADA CEMETERY MEMORIALS LARGE STOCK OF MODERN MEIVIORIALS, ON DISPLAY AT OUR SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR PATRONS OFFICE) WILL BE OPEN ON TUESDAYS Open by appointment at any other time. See Dr. Harburn, next door. Cunningham & Pryde CLINTON EXETER SEAFORTH Phone 41 LISTEN TO "SUCCESS" SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT 10.15 37 Prizes Awarded Each Broadcast CKNX WINDHAM For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores TOWN TOPICS Mrs, ,Tessio 33rown, Victoria st„ celebrates her ninetieth birthday this week, Mrs. Brown is still able to clo her own housework and walked up to Main street on Tuesday, The school children had a holiday on Thursday last in honor of the Ring's Birthday. A02 Keith Harrison, RCAF, Tor onto, is spending a few days with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Albert Harrison. 1VIrs, Orval Weston, Who has been visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Robert Carnochan, and Miss Verna Grave', has returned home to Detroit. Ord. Sm. James W. Carnochan is now stationed at Cornwallis, N.S. Mrs. Basil Dufican and daughter, Toronto, were guests this week at thuencahnome of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. D Mrs. Arthur Frank, Detroit, spent the week end with her mother Mrs, Henry Chesney. Misses Mildred Swan, Stratford, and ,Tean Swan, London, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Swan. Petty Officer Emerson Durst, R.C. N.V.R„ Toronto, was a week end visitor In town. Misses Mary and Helen Devereaux, London, visited with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Devereaux, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLean were week end visitors in Waterloo. Mr, Arnold Westcott, Toronto, spent the week end with Mrs. West- cott and family. Miss Rose Dorsey, Toronto, spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. A. Whitney visited with rela- tives in Woodstock last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell spent the week end with relatives in. Listowel. Miss Betty Matthews, Waterloo, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews. Pte. Morley Storey, Ringston, vis- ited over the week end with Mrs. Storey and family. Miss Zetta Dunlop, St. Mary's Hoe- pital, Kitchener, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dunlop, last week. Mrs. Frank Kennedy and Miss Mona McGregor spent Sunday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sperling of Gerrie spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, The many friends ot Mr. Geo. .B. Dorrance of McKillop are glad to see him able to be out again after being laid up for the past month from hav- ing two toes in his foot broken when stepped on by a steer. Pte. R. J. Miller, of the RCASC., Petawawa, spent a few days last week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. Farrow and Mrs. Matthews of Toronto spent the 13HWeeisiGlkeyMend with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bnr. and Mrs. Bernard Riley of Nova Scotia, spent a couple of days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Riley. Mrs. Riley is reniaining here'. .A forty hours' devotion was held in St. james' Church. this week, ending Tuesday evening. A shower was held at Betty Ban - non's in honor of. the brides -elect of this week, Misses Betty Lane and Miss Margaret Quinlan, Word has been received from Italy by the parents of Wesley Coombs and. James Cleary. • Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Keyes have returned front visiting their son Mr. and Mrs, Ruskin T. Keyes, Windsor, Mr, and Mrs, Willocks and family have returned to Ripley after. spend- ing. the past two weeks with her matey, Mrs. A. D. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs, Art. E. clemence have spankthe past week visiting with friends at Oshawa and Whitby. Miss Blearier Hudson of Bronte spent the week end at the home of Rev. A. W. and Mrs. Gardiner. Mi'. and Mrs, L. Tebbatt of Tucker - smith, accompanied by Mr. John Martin and Mrs. H. McLachlan of Egmondville, visited with their ne- phew, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Martin of Kitchener, and their sister Mr. and Mrs. Luff of Hamilton. Miss Alice Devereaux of Toronto spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Frank Devereanx. Mrs. C. P. Sills, Mrs, I. O'Leary, Mrs, R. Henderson, Mrs. Je J. Cleary, Mrs. Frank Sills and Miss Alice Daly attended the C.W.L, banquet at the Catholic Culture Centre Tuesday, held in connection with the national con. vention of the 0.W.L. held in London tbe past week. TOWN COUNCIL Continued From rage One of site on his property on Egmond- ville flats for disposal grounds. Finance committee reports: D. H. Wilson, 384.17; R. Shinen, $25; J. Currie, $85; J. Cummings, $89; Thos. Storey 335; .1, A. Wilson, pension $20. Jos, Storey, wages, $5.40; Ernest Miller, 31.50; Jos. Heffernan $29.25; Henry Hoggarth, 335,55; Martin Ryan 340.50; E. B. Goudie 317.40; National Sewer Pipe Co., 3406.78; Bell Tele- phone Go., 33.25; E. C. Chambeelain, division court clerk, US ; M. Goy- erdook, bailiff, 316; Bell Engine & Thresher Co., 391.16; Provincial Treasurer, 32.48; P.17.0., Elec. Dept., $3.02; W. J. Thompson, $2,38; Can. Nat. Rlys., $16.62; Geo. D. Ferguson 318.65; Beattie Bros., 327,60; J, E. Daley $37.80; Rodger Milliken an Allan Ryan, $6; Seafortb. Collegiate, 31500; Geo. A. Sills & Sons, $63.87; D. H. Wilson, re ration board 345. BORN EGMONDVILLE JOINS TWP. SCHOOL AREA At a special meeting of the board of school trustees of Egmondville held in the school Friday last, it was decided that Egmondville school enter the Tuckersmith township school area. 11. O. Staples, Goderich, inspector of public schools for south Huron, was the guest speaker. Inspector Staples pointed out that the township school area is not a new venture for rural schools, but that it is being carried on success- fully throughout the English-speak- ing world. He stressed that all schools will operate as usual, only in- stead of having individual school boards, all schools in the township area will operate under one board of five trustees elected by the rate- payers. Dealing with the financial point, Mr. Staples demonstrated how all schools under one management would mean a saving to all rate- payers. "In the world today." stressed the inspector, "all must co- operate to survive. It is no longer a world of individaalisms." Special grants are offered also, that aid greatly in school operation, the speaker stressed. It was pointed out and demonstrated how many new ideas in teaching instruction may be brought about under the new system. A short discussion was held; and a *ote was taken in favor of joining the Tuckersmith township school area. Schools already in the area, are S. S. No. 4, 6, 7. BRUCEFIELD Mrs, Jas. Garde and Ann West- lake of Bayfield visited with the for melee sister, Mrs. C. Haugh, on Sat- urday. Mee. Robt, Allan and Mrs. Jas, Moody were guests at the home of Mrs. Allan's brother, Mr. Arnold Petrie in Toronto over the week end. 1V1r. and Mrs. Jas. Burdge spent the week end with friends in Tor- onto. Miss Annie Mustard of London visited her mother, Mrs. Alex, Mus- tard and other relatives over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Jack, and Ellen of Stratford visited with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haugh on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Pontiac, Mich., and Mrs, Harvey, Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Carlile of Hensall visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas last week. Miss June Murdoch spent a few days with her sister, Miss Beth Mur- doch in Hamilton recently. Major and Mrs. Stuart Knox of Chatham were week end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. LorneWiIson. Wilson. Mr. Leonard Birk and daughter Sheila and sister, Miss Verne Birk of Guelph visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh and Mr, and Mrs. W. Haugh on Sunday. KIPPEN The Mission Band has arranged to meat on Sunday first, uniting with the congregation for worship, then retiring. to the Sunday School room for the rest of their meeting. Wire. J. Henderson and Mrs. T. Kay will be in charge. The service on Sunday will be conducted by the minister whose sermon subject 'iI1 be "Our Mod- ern Idolatry." Another highly respected, lifelong resident of Ibis community, Mr. Robert Dinsdale, passed away on June 5th after a short illness, He was a member and Elder in St. u - rew's United Church, The funeral service was held on Wednesday aft- ernoon, June 7th, with Rev. A. M. Grant officiating. Dining the service Miss Jean Ivison sang very bea,uti- fiilly "The City Four Square," ac- companied by Mrs. Harold Jones. In- terment was at Hensel] Union Cem- etery and the pallbearers, all elders of St. Andrew's United Church were Messrs. Win. Alexander, Andrew 13. Bell, John Cochrane, Jos. Dayman, Herb Jones ,and Thos. Kay. The many floral tributes were very beau- tiful and the flower bearers were ' Messrs. James Finlayson and John McMurtrle (elders), John and Em- merson Anderson, Ivisort Torrance and Arthur Va.rley. Mr. Dinedale is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Alice Whiteman, one daughter (Helen), Mrs. Eddie Taylor of Strat- ford, and one sister, Mrs. Hannah Petty of Hensall. A good neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand, he will be greatly missed. BENNEWIES.--.4t Scott Memorial Hospital on June 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bon -1 novies, Bornholm, a daughter. LANE—At Scott MemorialHospital, on June 3, to Mr. and Mrs. jos. J. Lane, Seaforth, A son. DILL—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on ,Tune 7 , to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Dili, Dub- lin- a daughter. ANDERSON—At Scott Memorial -Hospital on June 8, to Mr. and 'Whs. Clarence K, And- erson, 13ruceilelcl, a daughter. SCOTT—At Scott Memorial Hospital,' on June 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, • Cromarty, a daughter. BYERIVIAN —At Scott Memorial Hospital on June 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Envoy Byerman, Senforth, a son. AGAR — As Scott Memorial Hospital, on June 5, to Mr. and 311))9. Gerald Agar, • Stalta, a son (Ronald James). SCOTT — At Scott Memorial Hospital on June 32, to Mr. and Mm. James NI. Scott, (nee Grace Forest), Senforbb, a daughter —Mary Grace. DALE—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on June • 12, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dale, Seaforth, a90TI . EGMONDVILLE The Egmondville W.M.S.met in basement of church on June 6 with president in chair. Roll call respond- ed to by fourteen members and there were 23 visitors or mothers, accompanied by 18 children, as the Baby Band and their mothers were being entertained. The offering was received and it was decided the loose. collection go to the Baby Band fund, Little Elizabeth Ann Sinclair of Kippen road entertained by a song and an encore. Mrs. Latter, a visit- ing lady in Egmondville at the home of Miss Fleurcheutz, conducted the worship service. She spoke on the passage from Matthew where Jesus took little children on His knee and blessed them. • Read a poem from Missionary Monthly and closed with prayer. Mrs, Hugh Chesney accom- panied by Mrs. McGregor sang a I solo. Mrs. Paul Doig favored with one of Kipling's poem's, "The Merry 1 Lads of Oxford." Mrs. Gardiner read a prayer prepared for invasion day and as this was invasion day it was 'quite appropriate. Mrs. Gardin- er spoke on the pioneer mother. Mrs Forsyth favored with a solo, Meet- ing closed with prayer. Lunch was served and a social half hour enjoy- ed by all. 1 Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 25c • BLAKE Mrs, Rudy Oesch and Miss Vera Oesch and lVIr. and Mrs. Win, Oesch spent a day with Mr. and Mrs, E. Faber and family of Kippen. Mr. and MTS. Leen Jeffrey visited the eormer's mother at St, Joseph, Mrs. Sam Hey spent the week -end in Toronto with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck and daughter Patsy spent Sunday in Zurich. A good attendance from the Blake W.M.S. attended the meeting in Goshen Church on Thursday after- noon. An octette was given by the Blake 1adies entitled "Let Jesus Come into Your Heart." On Thurs- day evening, June 15 at the Blake Church, the W.M.S. will hold their regular lUimeeerfrom this vicinity took in the Agricultural Picnic at Sea - forth on Wednesday. Miss Loriane Oesch who has spent several weeks with her sister Mrs. Alvin Rader near Dashwood, re- turned to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Oesch, Miss Vera has gone to take her place for the p r eMsern.t a. ncl Mrs. Howard Finlay and family called on 1VIr. and Mrs. W, Oesch of Bronson Line North. NORTH McKILLOP The June meeting of the Wom- en's Association was held at the home of XI'S. Joe Thornton with. 19 members present. Mrs. Mills, 2nd vice president, had charge of the meeting. The theme of the meeting, "The Life through Fellowship in Christ." Mrs, Mills opened the meet- ing followed by the Scripture lesson read by Mrs, Alex. Dennis. Mrs, Mills led in prayer with the response by the members . Hymn 356 sung, followed by the meditation and prayer. The study period was based on 'Children and Youth, Leaders of To -morrow," with Mrs. Mills, the leader throughout the service. Mrs. George Dundas read "Ten Points for a Christian Horne," and Mrs. S. Hilton read a poem on 'The Train- ing Ground," Tennie Dennis then gave a synopsis of boy life needs church life, and "Their Future Is Now" and the girls' activities. The nursey school and the social worker were also mentioned. Mrs. Willis Dundas then. gave Dr. Hilliard's art- icle on "The Adolescent Girl and Mrs. Leonard Leeming presented the problems of home, school, -church and community. Mrs. S. Hillen gave the prayer for the children of today. Shirley and Pearl Regale then sang a duet accompanied by Grace Den- nis on the guitar. Mrs, William Dun- das gave the topic from the study book "The Joy of Work Skillfully Done." The meeting was then op- ened for business with Mrs. L. Leeming presiding. Roll called and minutes of last meeting read and ad opted. The coppers for the contest to be handed in .at the July meeting. It was also decided to have the church scrubbing bed. The bills were then paid. The July meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hilien, Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. eeming, Lunch was then served by the hostess and her assistants. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil T. Murray and Rena, ,also Mrs. Russel Pepper of leippen weee Sunday afternoon vis- itors ancl Mr. and Mrs. John Leon- hardt and Pearl were Sunday even- ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele. Airs, George Leonhardt is not as well es her many friends would like to see her. Mrs. Love of Grey Twp. is 'visiting her daughter. Mts. William teeming. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming and family were Sunday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs. RayHouslon. Houston. Mr, and Mrs. William Rapien and Doris of near Bornholm were recent visitors with Me. and Mrs. Ed. Reg- ele. BRODHAGEN my. and Mrs. G. Ray Hart of Lon- don spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Walther and Mrs. Hy. Bennewies of Mitchell with Mrs. Ad. Pfeifer. Mr. and Mrs. George Young of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs, George Deigel. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wolfe and fa- mily of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wolfe. Mrs. Don Markle of Woodstock with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Har- old Deigel. Private Milton Eielemier of Geer- gia, and Mrs. Eickmier and sons, Roger and Gary of Detroit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vickmier Mrs. Eickmier and children are re- maining foe a vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Adam Kistner, Fred and Martiu spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bili Kistner in Stratford, Mr. and Mts. anuel Beuermann, Ray and Wayne, and Mr. G. Miiler epent Sunday at Shakespeare: The following started school at the beginning of June; Joyce Quer- engesser, Nam- Mogk, Joan Kistner, Marlene Priestap, Bobby Percy, Wayne Beuermann, Charles Scher - berth, The Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Lu- theran Church met on Wednesday evening in the basement. Mrs. Rev. Schultz conducted the devotional part imi the absence of Rev. Sehultz. Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND • Every Wednesday & Saturday • Glen Bricklin "MUSIC WITH A BEAT!" The Orchestra Complete! Breaking Records on Every Appearance! Veer Friends are :Here Every Dance! EVERYTHING IS OPEN AT 311552BEND! 'Phone Eric Moilroy, 59 i' 1, for PiOnic Reservations. School, Picnics, etc., please make sure of reservations before coming, to avoid disappoint- ment, Special invasion prayer was offered by Mrs. Rev. Schultz and suitable hymns were also sung. The business part of the meeting followed and it was decided to hold a picnic for members over '70 years of age of congregation in the basement of the church on June 22nd, WINTHROP The Red Cross unit will meet Tuesday afternoon in the Sunday School room. Please attend as ar- rangements will be made for the bazaar and home baking sale to be held at the regular meeting on july 18th. We are asked for donations for personal bags for girls in the army and British civilians, The donations will be in the same line as last year, thimbles, thread, pins, bobby and safety and common pins, soap, wash cloths. Full details will be in Red Cross items this week. Try and help, Mr. Elton Heist of Toronto is vis- iting his mother, Mrs. John Mast arid sisters, Velma and Vera, Nursing Sister Isabel Betties has been moved to Debert, N.S. Pte. Ernest Mathers of London and Miss Marion Beckwith of Vancouver, B.C.,are spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. George Ganton of De. trait, Mich.., spent last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ArthurHendeason. Henderson, The June meeting and annual bazaar of the W.A., Mission Band and W.M.S., was held In the church on Wednesday, .Tune Ith, when the ladies of Duffs and Bethel were entertained. The meeting opened with the call to worship by the president. Mrs. Robt, McFarlane. The Scripture lesson was given by Mrs. E. Toll. Mrs, W,Church led in prayer. A two -minute silnce was observed followed by a hymn and the national anth- em. Mrs, Jas. Hogg in a few words very cordially welcomed the visiting ladies and Mrs. Workman of Sea forth, the guest speak- er. The Winthrop ladies' quartette rendered a beautiful number, 'Blessed Surrender. Mrs. John EIllebrecht, Duff's, gave a fine reading. Mrs. Stanley liillen favored with a solo, "Just for To -day." 1VIrs. Workman gave a very interesting, report of the London Con - Terence Branch meeting held in Strathroy. She stressed fellowship and dealt extensively on the temperance question. Miss Wier Bat- ton favored with a solo, The Sweetest Song. Mrs. 01, Alexander moved a vote of apprec- iation to nil and the meeting closed with a hymn and Prayer by Mrs. Batton. A social half hour VMS spent ami a dainty lunch was served, The W.A. and Mission Band bazaars were well patronized, VARNA The Jane meeting of the Varna W. M. S. was held in the church. The metiers and babies of the congre- gation were invited, The president, Mrs. Geo Johnson presided, Meetleg opened by singing "Tell Me The Story of Jesus" followed by prayee and scripture lesson. An invitation to visit Goshen ladies on June 8 yens acceptedIVI . rs. Beattie and her pup- ils attended and VC!** kindly rendered some appropriate numbers. Barbara McConnell and Marilyn DBW801l sang a duet and Ruth Clerke. a solo. A Part song was sung by six pupils and "Kenneth Keyes sane,a solo. Mrs. Beattie was tendered a vote of thanks. Mrs. A. McConnell rene piece entitled "A boy in his father's house." Mrs. Reid gave a reading. Meeting was closed by singing "Jesus Loves Me" and prayer. A social hour Was spent at the close. Miss Ruth Dettmer of Kitchener spent the week -end with Anna Reid. Me. and Mrs. Wilmer Reid, Mona, and Mes. Reid of Varna spent the week -end in Toronto. STANLEY Mr, and Mrs. H. Johnson and entail daughter of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pen. hale. Miss Anna Scotehmer spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Joe Wild of Clinton. HULLETT Mrs, John Hesselwood Sr. received a lovely bouquet of snapdragons from her son L/Corp. Keith Hesselwood, who is in Italy. The bouquet was in- tended for mother's day, FOR SALE Dwelling, North Main street, with hydro, hard & soft water, 11A, aeras of land, with some fruit trees. Im- mediate posseselon. Cottage on Side street. Priced rea- sonably. Brick Dwelling on Wilson street, with all modern conveniences. Priced right. Other properties also listed. WATSON & REM Barred Rock Chicks WE HAVE SOME CHICKS AVAILABLE FROM OUR LAST HATCH OF THE SEASON, JUNE 15TH. PHONE IN YOUR ORDER NOW Scott's 'Poultry Farm J. M. SCOTT. Phone 851 r 32, Seaforth 1 . 1 4 4 4 44 1 4 4 4 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 0