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The Huron Expositor, 1931-07-10, Page 511I � 7. ., . - '! , v . . I I. 1. I 1-1 41� ...... � ZW17� �1�i - � 111 1� .." V , , I, ',,Ix '11�1.1. -I..*,11 -�,. �-, ,:"�, . . .... '.. ,:"�,,',4`l,V . I ,�� 11. ,,-,. 11. Ill . _.7 ,�,,��,!��,,7�1 111 ,Z . ', , 0 _�!'� :11*1� I. 7 ',e7. .. i .1 I I . , P , 1 � i! I '.. 11, ., . I I I � : ,�; - ,W. 11 .� I .� .� . .11,,��,i ; 'fr�'," , � 1�'. , . , , �,,� . — 'Is . � , , , , , r, � I a I I y I I I 11 I ". �� , 10, , � . E t . , I U I . I . - . I " I - � .1 1 L 0 1 r 1 , -_ ', L, , = . I .1 � W I - I L'I .1, � I I .. , 1, , �, I 1 4*, VMHROP . I I ,, � � 11., IV - . .. . The W. .S. and Ladies' Aid"llApt. of I ) � 1.9 . I , 4 I, I . 0 1 : 011 I 01 I If � A � 4 If a 4 t M I 10 a %, I Mq1 U the homeof M!Vs. tHugh AlexaMer oa Ju4p 90th, with a goodly nurobw in attendance. The meeting was- opeged bi the president, - Mrs. A, M601'are. After singing a hymn, Mrs. H. Blani� chard read the Scripture re;ading'and _ Mrs.,MeCllure offered prayer. Mis. V. Bullard gave an interesting, paper on our offerings. Sentence prayert Were, -offered by -Mrs. D. McFarlaneii Mrs. S. Shannon and Mrs. Simp,son, after which Mrs. C. Hillen gave an interest- in,g reading oo Agricultural Japala- The meeting was then open for busi- ness. Plans were made for the Sun- day school picnic, to be) held, at Bay- field on July 21st. After the closing by the Lord's ,PrAY4, a dainty lunch was served by the ladies in charge. I I - I - � EXETER Lineman ]Dlactrocuted.—Wm. Lut- man, -a lineman for the Exeter Public Utilities Commission, was electrocut- ed Wednesday afternoon wbilei repair- ing a transformer. Lutman with his assistant, Elmer Reeder, had made Some repairs to the transformer in th� m6rning, and at noon it was re- ported that the, fuse had blown out. He was about to'climb the pole and had not left the ground, simply put- ting his arm around thp pole, when he received, the shock that resulted in his death. A wire on the side of the pole had become, short circuited. Lut- in-an 'had been connected with the pub- lic utilities for several years. He leaves a widow and two children. - .e. , VARNA I . 8ad Accident.—Wbile assisting 'his father hauling in bay Saturday, little Stewart Turner, elde5st son, of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner, was thrown from the loaA which upset, the little boy's head stTiking an iron post which rendered him unconscious and in spitei of. all medical skill could do, he pass- ed -away at an early hour Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Turner and their little family have the sympathy of the whole community. The funeral was very largely attended on Tues- day to Bayfield cemetery. ; ,Mrs, Schell and little family, of De-* troit, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Austin. . The township council met Tutnday. There were a number of ratepayers present to discuss the drainage and weed question. I Mrs. Pitts and two sons, of Essex, have been renewing acquaintances in Bayfield and Varna. Mrs. Isard and ff�mily, of ,Mbntreal, I � motored up to spend the summer irn-ontbs at her old home with bar mother, Mrs. Stinson. .. - WALTON The annual garden party.of Duff's United Church under the -auspices of the Ladies' Aid -was held on Friday evening on the lawn of Win. Woods. A record crowd was in attendance. An excellent supper was served by the ladies of ,the congregation. During 4 U — i . 1, ,.A .1. I - .- ,, �'.. S `e, �,�, , i-'14 �,*� 1. I - I .1, I? I I c . ,,?,, I , , I . , , , -� g', ,)q, M 7�,t�_',�N'.�;�� Al. , _ I . � �. ; �' L' Zj'. ' "�TN� ,"e" , , ,. . 11 . I .1 , u j '. I. I � N , :� -� , ,1 �, ;, �-. 3;� ,,,, It - I , , -� ,�,,� , '! �, 17 I . . . Vf 1,.'-i!I:. , I r....1 IF ,� $x .��, - ;�, . I I , I r : . �� ", �'. �� 1. � - 'i I'll I I 1-1-1- 1. . I-_ I.- ;TTF1 - , I . I , " I " .� T"';,j��,.,.f,14'.1.", ....-I 71. :- at t " ,, be held.4, , t I wtor'sorvice. it I , a,m,, 'i�ip pu -411 lb�i wupie�. by ., 14 40�, . OL0,11don, and I , �Iph � , t',�V, W� lgqj�'t � at I tlie ..' f" g ' terviee .Xt 7.00 ,p.m# the, Wen 11, e- occupied by Rev. Mr. pulpit I � . I BI axolA ltofi, There will be , 11, 1� ,,, . , 7 isic at both services. Fur� sp# ... a mi . - Ither. opening sernees will be held- on Sunday, July 19th, when Rev. Mr. Mle_�- Kay, of 'Prince Albert will, preach at both semices. 7 I .Kne bathing season is at -its height at present, the resorts being filled to repletion. A clever feat'of swimming was performed Wednesday by MISS Barbara Atkinson, eleven year old daughter of Dr. Garnet Addlison;I ,of Exeter, and granddaughter of Mrs. Glass and the latd F. IS. Glass, M.P., of London, wbQ swam across the Day - field river at its widest point and pur- chased asixViound salmon trout from Mr. Louis McLeod and returned' im- mediately with the fish in time for dinner. The little child -maid possesses - both maternal wisdom and swimming ability, having piovided, herself with sufficienit rope for the fisherman to wrap and tie the six pound fish to the back straps of her bathing suit, but upon entering the water on the return trip the big fish protruded out on 'each side to such an extent that it prevented bar accustomed overhand stroke, when the old fashioned dog .. style, of swimming was improvised and the -river was eue,ceGsfully negotiated. The little swimmer carried the pur- chase money in her hand, during the swim -and returned, with the correct change in similar manner. After the Ch only remains for little, Barbara to conquer. — LONDESBOR0 Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, who havebeen spending some time at their summer cottage at Bright's Grove, re- turned last week. The W. M. S. hold their regular monthly meeting at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamieson on Wednesday afternoon, with an exceptional large attendance. The programme was well given and all those who took part de- serve much credit. lRev. Mr. and Mrs. Fingland, of Niagara Falls, are spending their va- cation at the 'home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fingland. MIT. and Mrs. Edwin Adams spent Saturday with friends in Goderich. They were adtompanied by Mr. and. Mrs. E. Adams. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Fingland, visited their son at Walton last Friday. Miss B, Crawford, of Clikon, visit- ed friends here ovey the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Piftett ,visited at the hame of Mr. and Mrs. Cowan, ,of the 13th, last week. ,Mr. A. Lyon, of Kitchener teaching staff, is home for his vacation. Mr. Bert Grey, who 'has been at tending Normal at Stratford, is spend: � ing the summer months at the home � of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Grey, 13th concession. Miss Jamieson, of Toronto, is spend- ing several months at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamieson, of the 10th concession. Mr. and Mrs. P. Manning were in Bayfield last Sunday. They were ac- companied by Mrs. J. Manning. 0 1�1 I ,'!, . -�, .1 ".1. -4 , ,-1 4 .e. �,�, . llj�'., 1�i ".1, "'k,�'.11 I 1. � 1�, - .3 �.." , " , .� ., .".,. —, N,'11714.rh� . �. ... , � - �� , '' V, ,�� , " .�, . - , ., �.. .� .., . . 1, . , � ,� , "I I I,. ,�, 1,� .!� . , , .", 1!� -�.�:,� . � .�, I , .! . 'I, I "" " , ", . _1� I I , , . -1:� I , , , I . . " " , �.�,."" I . , , � i T1 I . . i I . I 1-1.11.1- I I ,, '111 ", I I ". , "�p, , fIffl 5 P,M17777, 1. ' ' , . df;J'iJp"w,ork,..,. ,'. - 1. . . I . D4th 9 ,.': YM,Iiain 04ntprr- , of Mr� , I An old and-4,so� , livedly eateemod �Keai, dent of th-fa township, r . I % passed away on " Tuesday, I in, the ,person of Wpyprat I , I . .. Dodds,. widow of, the late William Hunter. .Mrs. lHuAter. had been to poor health for, many years and- for ,the past telili years she had been blind. Mrs. Hunter was a daughter Of the late, Thomas Dodds and' was born on Lot 31, ,Concession 7, where she reli, sided until her marriage 47 years ago to MT. 'William Hunter, Following her marriage she resided on the Oth concession, west of Winthrop, until the death of her husband 25 years ago. For the past number of years she has, been an invalid at the home, of her broither,'Mr. Thomas Dodds, on the homestead farm. 'Mrs. Hunter was a life long,merdber of Cavan Church, I Wintlirop, and for a great many years a teacher in the Sunday School, and as long as her 'health permitted she was a regular attendant at church ser- vices -and took a great intereat and active part in the different orgalfiza- tions of church work. She is surviv- sisters, Mrs. ' Elliott, of Silver Plains, Mani- toba; Mrs. Smith, of Brussels, and Messrs, Robert, John and Thomas Dodds, of McKillop, and Mr. Adam Dodds, of SeafDrth. The funeral was held from the home of her brother' M.T. Thomas ,Dodds, on Thursday af- ternoon, when the services were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Smith, of Cavan Church. Inter�nent was made in Mait- Iandbenk cemetery, the pallbearers be- ing six nephews, MessTs.'Hiram and Thomas Blanchard, William and Ad- am Dodds, Robert Dodds and Bernard Smith. 11 - , - - Quite a number of young people from here attended the lawn social in , St. Brigid's Parish, Kennicott, on Nesday evening, July 7tb. The ladies of the C.W.L. entertain- -d all, the. School children of the parish )n Dominion Day by holding a picnic ror them on the church Vounds. AT- rangements were made '-for races, .-ames, and contests, which the* chil. Iran much enjoyed, The prize for the opoy winning the most points in sports x,as won by Joseph O'Connor, and Harian McIver captured the prize for ;he girls' sports. A splendid lunch ivas served free to all the childrela ind parents, as well as free. ice cream ind lentonade for children. In the ev- -ning a football match was held be- - ,ween the. teen age, boys olf I-ribbert ind St. Columban, the latter winning )y 2 to 1. The following teachers have arrived I . .or their summer vacation: James L,ane, Brantford; ThQs. McQuaid and "harles Malone, Windsor; Mildred and lertrude McGrath, Kitchener; Helen Flannery, Josephburg; Edith Miles ind Mary Dempsey, Guelph; Margaret VIcGrath, Brantford; Elizabeth Mur - ,ay, Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Downey and ittle daughter, of Detroit, spent the k.merican holiday vil'th relatives here ind in Seaforth. Miss Evelyn McGrath. accompanied 3v a friend from Buffalo, spent the �N . eek end at the 'home of her parents, Wr, and Mrs. P. H, McGrath. -0 I llh� � Boyce. The. opp,081 prizes for W46,V0 '400 WAWY Wcee4e§ aw , TRO. -TOP , , �" 'Health Rostercwwe awarded to., Or., brW14I pair of fifty yl�orsi; Tho vif*# tolus, 9 - thelr��a 4 mth, 01 t 'I" p_011n�hpy,. Dorothy Arm,lpiespnta4by 50 y i"Ar. ptronc; Jr , ., Nae.IS a . rso of �'0614, kom, , , 'he m4th, Jean McCli - too i - rad� % QFso a pul - rs an .. Pliers. , a Y.-Hiazel M, 90,11111e, Teacher, X,o. jUp akufJ.1,.s bai4lw A ' 61 . 1. I . Mony othir p1netty 0-fts were T, ' * "' , � � I . "'� ed� glon � * congratulations. AZA44 - . 9?od 'is s for thieilr health and . - I ess. I . . olland, ibef�lorp- com CROMARM � 'ZonDublin about ton yearat ago, 9 i , Miller -Tucker. 4 very interesting the general store at BeechwoocL ,ag wedding took;pJace,at high noon on also was -treasurer of McKil ,lop town� Thursday, July Znd, in the Presbyter. ship for a number of years. 1%osp, who . . ian Church at Gromarty, Ont., when attended )vere: Rev. Father Eckart, � Myrtle lopa Tucker, R.N., of Strat- New York; Rev. Father White, Wind - ford, daulkhter of the late Ralph and sor; I Rev. Father OdrouskL Dublin; Rev. Father Dantzer, ,St. Columban; MT% Tucker, of Milverton, became the Mi. and Mrs. James Dorsey, Duratji; brid of Mr. E, Lloyd Miller, of Strat� Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Holland and ford, only son of 'Mr. and Mrs, S, A. family, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Lao Miller, of Crom-arty. The ceremony Holland and family, Windsor; Sister was performed -by the Rev. R. A. Paula, Peterboro; Sister Stephenia, Cranston, of Welland., The altar was -Chatham;Xr. and Mrs. John Holland I beauWully arranged, with ferns and and family, St. Columban, 'Mi. an -i flowers, in garden effect. The bride Mirs. James Carlin and family, Beemch- wore a gown Of ivory satin trimmed wood; Gerald Holland, Windsor; MT. with chantilly late. Her veil of am- and Mrs. Geo. E. Holitandand family, anged in cor- Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, onet style, caught at the ,back with Dublin; Miss Holmes, Buffalo; Mr' c1lasters -of orange blossoms. She was and Mrs. C. E ckart, Seaforth; Mr. anti . . I given in marriage �y her grandfather, Mrs. Peter Eckart and Mr. Fred ak- Mr, J. L. Tucker, of Norwich, and was art, McKillop; Mrs. MeMann, Chicago, attended by her sister, Miss Isabella Mr. and Mrs. John ,Murray. Manley. , The bridesmaid -40 wore a pale silk net gown over figur- ad canton with large picture bat to GRAIN MARKET � match. Both bride and bridesmaid carried bouquets of butterfly Toses Toronto, July Ith.-Manitoba, wheat -No. I hard, 661/-,ci No. I Nbrthern, 661/je; No. 2, J and -baby's breath and maiden hair do., 62%c; No. 3 tough 53% ; No. 4 do., 61c fern. The groom was attended by (c.l.f. Bay parts). Mr. Earl Paulen, of Stratford The Manitoba oats—No. 3 C.W., 33U,c: No. I , feed, 321,�c; No: 2 do., Si'Ac. ushers were Aix. Charles Archer and Manitoba barley—No. 3 C.1W., 89!,Lc; No. Mr. Harry Crea, of Stratford, the Ii do., 381/Io; feed, 371/.,e. . centre, front pews being marked with Ar�,(Intine corn 521he; spot, plus duty, Millfeed, delivered Montreal freights. lings whit7e ribbon for the guests. The wed- included: Bran, per ton, $18.25; aborts, per ding music was played by Mrs. Wilbur ton, $19.25: middiings, per ton, $25,25. Batten, of Woodham, cousin of the Ontario grain—Wheat, 57 to Sic: barley. 30 bride. During the signing of the to 33c; oat.N 23 to 26c; rye, nominal, buck - heat, nominal. register, Mr. Sidney Spencer, of Mil- w I vtrton, sang, "Love Sends a Little .0 Gift of Roses." The bride and, groom LIVE STOCK MARKETS left amid showers of confetti for a Union Stock Yards, Toronto, July 7th.— I . l.rip through the Thousand Islands and Fresh supply of cattle at the Uniop Stock points east. The bride wore a travel- Yards ywterday was some 500 head lighter then on the Mondam previous but lacked the ling ensemble of rose beige, jacket of run of western stocken which helped to bulk I On the offiring xt the opening of last wleak, and lace with accessories to match. their return they will reside at 17o volume of killing cattle for the day compared was about even. In addition there were some Avondale Street, Stratford. 500 store cattle, held from last week, still on hand and there were 500 cattle on through 40. billing for export to Great Britain, . Quotations:— , Heavy beef stedh ............. $ 5.60 to $6.25 HIBBERT Heifers, choice, light ... ..... 6.5 0 ,. 00 Do., fair to good ............ 5.00 5.25 Presentation - On Mlond,.,; afivr- Do., common ............... 4.50 5.00 I , Butcher steers, choL�e ........ 5.50 6.00 110011 a large gathering -,f `-*ends a,,�: Do fair to good .......... 5.25 5.50 , , . P-IrAl's a'-Ternbled to bid fareNvei! to ,DZ common .............. 4.50 5.00 INfle-S Tucy B..rke. wh(, has r�&itgnej Butcher cows, good to choice .. 3�50 3.75 ' Do bolognas .............. 2.50 8.00 her naties as tepw_in- ol Separate Cann-�rs and outters .......... 1.00 2.53 Seh(cl No. 4, Hibbert. T:V following Butcher bulls, good to choice . - 3.00 3.50 ac:d,ess was �I�ad by Marti.- Feeney, paby be,ef .................... 6.00 7.50 while Rita M2!ver and Petor Jorlan Feeders, good ................. 4.75 6.00 Stockers .......... ............ 4.25 4.50 pt-Lsewed a be ,ittiful Iridi,ezont china springers, . � .......... ........ 50.00 75.00 t -a service as :t token of go3d will to- Milkers .............. ....... 40.00 60.00 W11.11 is their teacher- * D2 tr M: �, S Calves, good and choice ...... 6.00 6.50 . iDo., medium ............... 4.60 r).50 134�ke- It is with feell ii., If %'Pep re- Do' grabse ............... 2 '50 300 gret that we 'heard you %�er-! ,�evering Larnw, .b.ier ................ 9,00 9'.26 your connection with us aftc-r a faith- 6 h eep .............. ......... 1.00 3.00 Fogs, bacon, f.o.b . ............ 8125 .. 1. ful service of ten fruitful ycars as our Do., do., w.o.c., 65 to 75c above f.o.b. beloved teacher: ten glorious years, Do., selectp, $1 per hog vremium. when we recall the ren-larkable suc- Do., butchers, $1 per bog discount. Fess which has crowned your efforts -0 in training the intellect.,; of the pui>ila committed to your care. We appreci- DEATHS ate especially the interest you have, Hunter.—In McKillop, on Tuc�day, July 7th, taken in their social, thi,.ir moral and Margaret Dodds, widow of the late William ' religious duties, which is so essential Hunter, in ,her 7.5th year. in the rearing of the pupils at the MCFRdden1n Scott Memorial Hospital, S;sa furth, (in Wednes(lay, July 8th, Josep , c: present time. We believe as we say I-'a(ldcn, .,on of the late James McFadden. I � sUpp. good-bye to .V01.1 that your record wi I I of ,'&Killop. bk the Blyth Citizens' Band, who al- be hard to equal. We realize to -day, .WT,eod.- At Harpor Hospital, Detroit, an so played during intermission. A shors McKILLOP STANLEY more than evet- before,.ttLe sincerit- 'rhur.4day, July 2. 1931, Belle, beloved wife . of Ale.\. D. McLeod, loving mother of RuLh 1 1- . adiiJres was given -by Rev. C. Cumming, the affectionate attitude, the -ymp - And ,ister of Mrs. J. G. Dwherty, of Eg- I preceding 4 splendid program by To- School Report. -The following is Mn and Mrs. Oscar Wright and thetic consideration maintained'in cor mondvillv., I ronto artists. The talent consisted of the report of the final examinations amily, of Kennilworth, spent the week recting our many little faults. Wc� .— Jamie, Reid, the Scottish minatrel ; of S. S. No. 7, McKillop. Pass 480, end with the latter's mother, Mrs. know that a teacher's task is not an - Miss Jean Simpson, character contral- Ist class honours 600, 2nd class bon- George Dowson and family. easy one; petty seeds of jealousy very IN MEMORIAM to soloist and duetist; Miss Betty Rob- ours 620. Sr. IV -Dorothy Hall 75%, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and often sprout but the untiring energy, I ertson, juvenile versatile entertainer, Boyd Driscoll 70, Ivin Shannon 65, family and .Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hayter, the magnetic influence and the il)i_ Nnte-Items under this head will be eharz- and Miss Martha Hlogg, accompanist. Jimmie Balfour 60. Sr. III -Kathleen of Flint, are spending a holiday at partial methods you adopted in dis- "I .,O cenui per 6ingle verse, and 25 cents for Two booths were on t',>--. grounds, one Leeming 72, Harold Hudie 70. 11 'the horne of their parents, Mr. and cilyline will surely Ile an inspiration each additional verse. - in charget of the Ladies' Aid Society Class -Willie Leeming 72. 1 Class- Mrs. H. Hay -ter. to us all in yoar�: to come and will in loving mornm-y of George 11M. l3ruce- and another in ch.ti-gg of The Glean- Anna Somerville 83. The, highest f , or , Miss Grace Reid, of Flint, is visit- doubtless leave an indelible impressioa 111-11, who di"d July 11, 11,11-1.). ers , Mission Band, Spelling during the year in each class ing her cousins, Margaret and Grace upon our daily lives. In appreciation �i-h, �ears may wipe out many thing.4, Visitors in the village include Mr. w(kre: Sr. IV., Everett Perdue; Jr. IV, Robinson, of your Idlidness, your unstinted 9cn-. llut this they wipe out never, and ,Mrs. Rohert J. Nay . lor, of 'Roebes- Boyd Driscoll; Sr. 111, Kathleen Leem- The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- ero,,Rity and your untiring labors irl'The memoi-y of those happy day,5 ter, N.Y.; and Mrs. Katherine Me- ing; Ist class, Willie Leen-dng. Primer per will be observed in Goshen, Blake our behalf, we ask �-ou to accel)t''thi,!`I�'hvn we were all together. Cormick, of Dansville, N. Y., with -Anna Somerville. -Cora F. Strong, .and Varna United Churches on Sun- little gift as a very slight token ,)f 1 f�emembranee is a volvien chain. Mr-0 . - McCormick's sister, Mrs, Wil- Teacher. . day, July 12th. our affection and lwst wi%heq fc1i, a:lleath trle.,, to hreAk, b11L afl in ,ain: liam Hackwell; Miss Lois E. Naylor School Report. -The following is Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and happy and prospv�'.us future. We! `1`m"rl"` '11""t to `cenk' 1`ng pn�t, i r.m, r,Ifl., ,)n but; memory lasts. of Rochester, N.Y,, with her cousin, the report of the final examinations ,Mrs. Harvey Turner in the loss Of hope that the mem,Iries of the years ' Sadly rniI;,<d by loving wife and family, Miss Vera Gardiner. of S. S. No. 12, McKillop. Pass 480; their 11 -year-old son, Stewart, who so earnestly srent in our midst will' - . iMrs. John Watt spent the week end lqt class honours 60,0- 2nd class hon- passe�d away on Sunday 'morning as be the means Of bIL-nding a friendship _ —.-- -_ with relatives in Wroxeter. ours, 520. Sr. IV -&rt MeSpadden the ,,,ult of an accident the day be- that shall never ho broken that a de - .0. 70',,, Tillie Hulley 68. Jr. IV-Mhr- fo,e, .when he was thrown off a load cade of well spent years in our he- IMPORTANT NOTICES garet HIabkirk 81, George 1-1,abkirk 73. of bay, striking his bead with such half will bring thv reward of a happy - -- -— [,1011, SALE, -GUERNSEY AND JERSEY BAYFIELD 11 Class-GoTdon Hulley 70, Lillian force that he never regained con- home and a lovin'- husband. Signed c,.%v, and heifers, from t to ., years old: . McClure. 68, lat Class -Norman Dodds Fciousness and in spite. of all that on behalf of the Milk payers and Pupil -i oA-, 3 .,pringer.,, Apoly to DALE NIXON. , 85, Kenneth Beattie 84, Jean McFar- could be done for him, he passed away of Hibbert Separat o School, No. 4." ,,,�wno i I,,,, or ORO. LOWERY. phone 144-16. Principal Resigns. -Orville. Kalb- lane 83, Jack MeSpadden 82, Robert on Sunday morning. Miss Burke exprc.-�sed her sincerest ,3817xl fleisch, who has been principal of Bay- -____ _ ____ — -field school during the past two years, McFarlane 80. The highest for Spell- Mr. Nathan Peck, of Hensall, spent appreciation of the many kindnesqes � L AND k TO RENT. -TO GROW BEANS OR * I ing (luring the year in each class were the week end at the home of his.'son, Qhown to her by parents and pupils. bue wheat. and also hay and grass. Ap- has resigned and accepted principa - ply to JAMES CAMERON. Lot 13, Concession shi,p of a school at Fordwich. Mr. -Sr. IV -Agnes Case; Jr, IV, Tillie B,rf Peck. The home is the ffii, school and plays' I Tucker,mlth, or phone 2-113. Kalibfleisch has bee� a diligent and Hulley; Sr. III -George Habkirk; lat School Report. -The following is the inost important part in the educa- I'' -, —, --- - -, - - ?ain%taking teacher and many regret class -Gordon Hulley; Primer, Nor- the report of S. S. No. 10, Stanley: tion of the child. Rov. Father Da tzer 1;1011 SALE AT ONCE --200 ACME FARM. is leaving. He was president of the man Dodds.----4Annie E. Strong, Teach- Jr. IV to Sr. IV -Harry Snider, Jim spoke a few word� of cong-ratulantion I vor v rhenp, easy terms: c7ay loarn soil, ' i ni-ily solf drained; fine. even undulating aur - Young People's (]apartment of St. An- er. Burdge, Audrey Swan, Olive Johns -on. after which a. delicious lunch, ite fnve,' no wasto; very few fiul weeds. About dreVs United. Church, and on the oc- School Report -The following are Sr. III to Jr. IV -Archie Mustard, cream and candy Nvere s�erved. 'Miss I �0 i;(ir(-,,, vrowing crop nr hay And %train; casion of a weiner roast on the beach the results -of the June Promotions in Harry ColliT-_ Willie Burdge. Jr. III Burke leave% in a few days to aftenj I -1-Ut 70 ner- timbe,re(l. balAnee fino va.-allre. recently 'he.was preiwnted with a set Union S, S. No. 1, McKillop. Names to Sr. JII-Lloyd Thomson, Noda Tay- summer school ill J'oronto. t'XI-011ent water, 01'Chard, 90od 11'2 story howe, bank ba.m. fine romis. Situated in of book ends. are in order of merit. Jr. III to Sr. ]or, Doreen Pepper, Billie Graham, 0 T.)wivzhip of Wawano,,h, C,vuntv or ITuron: Althouvh there is much talk of de- III -Ambrose Nigh, Margaret Mur' Alvin Detot (recommende4). Il to Jr. 12 rnile� from Goderich, Ont.; halt mile from pression, Bayfield 'has not much to ray, Jack Fortune. Sr. II to Jr. III III -Donald Smith, Carlyle Cornish, ,ehoy,]: near fine large village. 0orwenient to i, ...... I mArkedn And R. R. station: srood farming complaip about that way, There has -Florence Murray, Aileen Murrayp Hubert Taylor, Doris Detot, Barbara . DUBLIN ,li,trict. Price only 82.Q.00 An acre, including been considerable building and paint- Robert Devereaux. ,Sr. I to Jr. II- Graham, Glenn Swan, Anna Cornish :ill erops. Terms. $1,200.00 will be accepted ing done. Dr. Flock, of Windsor, built Madeline Fortune, Frank Devereaux, (reconilnel,ded). I to II -Margaret Miss Mary GillIlLirray, of Rochester, ilown. cash; balance easy terms if required. a very nice cottage -on the lot he James Nash, Peter Nigh, Sylvester M,cFwen, Margaret McQueen, Eliza- N. Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Immediate possef;sion. If intermt,Nl, write bought last fall. Mr. Langford, of Ryan, Lawrence Murray, Joseph Ry- betb Aikenhead, Jack Mustard, Dun. Kathleen Feeney. owner At once. J. W. ARMISTTLONG. Box Sq, Clinton, built a very neat cottage fac- an. Primer to First ,Helen Devereaux, can McEwen. Primer to I - Alex. Miqs D. O'Connell and Mi." O'Leary r"derlch, Ont. 3317-1 ing the river.. A fine large cottage Kenneth Murray, Mary , Devereaux, Thomson, George Wilson, Ad -am Wil- Of Windsor, spent the week end with ______ --.—I is nearly completed for Miss Fair- Jannes Devereaux, Joseph Murray. son. Jr. Primer to ST, Primer -Jack Mrs. Bruxer and Miss O'Connell. . bairn on the lot she purchased a Primer-Thoinas Kale, Louis Ryan, Graham, Grace Smith, Louis Detot. . Mr. Herb. Weston, of Galt, is spend- TEACHER WANTED few years ago from F. A. Edwards. Joseph Devereaux. - F. M. Givlin, Number on roll, a3; average attend- ing a few (lays with Mr. Gar. Smith. 4 Mr. John Base is,remodeling and com-- Teacher. d Mr and Mrs. James Murray, De- For q. 1. No. 6, stnnie-Y. puties tx) com- 1 ance, 29.-Edwar M. MacLeod, Teacb- troit.'spent Saturday at the home of r"CrOf September lat. State salary and Qual- plating the residence 'be pui�chased in School Report. -The following is or. Mr and Mrs, Joseph Evans. ifications. Applications close July 11. 1981. the spring from Mr. A. Dunn. 'Mrs. the report of the promotion examina- The, annual reunion of the Baird i1r. and Mrs. Harry Dingeman, of J. W. JOHNSTON. Sec.-Treasi.. Varna. ,,,,.2 C. B. Chapman has bad her cottage, tionsbeld in Union School Section No. family Was held at Jowett's Grove, Detroit, spent the week end With Mr. I "Everest," resided and painted. Mr. 1, McKillop and Logan. The required Bay6ld, on Saturday, July 4th, with and Mrs. D. McConnell. I � -_ — Dannecker, -of Stratford, who recmtly pass mark is 60 per cent. Of the total 70 members of the connection, pre -sent. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Flor- purchased Mrs. Partridge�s large cot- marks, while 75 per cent. indicates tbirty-one coming from Detroit�; two ence and Willie, have taken a motor TEACHER WANTED '. I tage, has been 'having it improved. boniors. From Form IV., Jr., to Form from -Moose Jaw, one from Tdronto,- rip to Kempton, 111. Several cottages, among them Miss IV, Sr- Carlin, Barbara, 76; Downey, the others all being residents, of Stan- Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes Rrauskopf at- Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 18, Stanley, Draine trid Miss Rankin, MT. Ways Richard, 67. Class 111, 'Sr., to Class ley Township. Alter the noonday tended the, Krauskopf -,Murphy wed- 011ti- to, comnimce September lat. Apply tz and -Mrs. J. Reid and Waiter -Bougs 'IV, Jr.-Krauskopf, Cecilia, 88; Burns, meal, a base -ball game was played, ding 'held in Detroiton July 4th. A. P. KEYS, Varna, Ont. 3815xs . . - summer home, have been painted, al- Gerald, 74; Krauskopf, Clement, 74; pitching of horseshoes and swimming Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K. Holland Cele - so the Orange Hall. The large -at con- Nolan, DorothY, 72; Walsh, Margaret, took up the greater pvt of the after- b -tate Golden Wed4ding-On Wednes- tract, of ,course-, was the new Pres- 61. Class 111, Jr., to Class 111, ST-- noon. Supper wis than served and day, July lat, Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Hol- NOTICE byterian Church. All this has great- GivIin, Mary, 81; Ryan, Harold, 729 the entire company proceeded to the land celebrated the .50th anniversary ly improved the appearance of Bay -'Flanagan, Tom, 72; Givlin, Joseph, 70; home of Mr. Hugh Gilmour*, where a of their marriage. At 8.30 a.m. High The Brucefield Chopping Mill field and given'work to a number of .Krauskopf, Margaret, 70; Downey, musical entertainment was much ap- Mass was sung at St. Piatricles Church by Rev. FatheT Eckart, of New York, will be closed for repairs from men. . Aime, 61; Nolan, Dennis, 61. !Class 11 pTeciated by all present, thus bringing July 13th to July 27th. Farmers, Cottages are rapidly filling tip and to Class Ill, Jr. -Carlin, Leop 85; to a close the end of a perfect day. brother of Mrs. Holland-. Mr. and Mrs. Holland attended, surrounded by kindly get your supply of Chop in many here for the first time are great- Walsh, Jack, 78; Burns, Lorne, 64; Mr. Will1ani Baird, of Toronto, spent ahead. ly enjoying tbenilsel'�es and say this is Flanagan, Lorne, 60. class I to Claris their ton children: .John, Sit. Columban; the week end at the home of Mr. Geo. G , ,e 'U., Dublin; Having purchased the Bruce - the most desirable summer resort they it-4oseph Flanagan, 86; Kraus1kol3f, Baird. Miss Tena. Baird returned to &OTE Thomas, Lao and ,, we axe in a position Gerald, Windsor; Mrs. - Jas. Dorsey, field Garage Mary, 616 Primer- Toronto also. Duluth; Mrs. J. Carlin, Beachwood; for general repair work. we have fourid. , .; Nolan, Mary 78. I Dedication -of New Presbyterian lanagq,i), Doris, Krauskopf, Anna; ceremoniag in OlRourke, Frank- Mg- School Report�The following are Mrs. John Flynn Dublin - Sister Paula handle, Sunoco and Shall Gas and 'Churcb,-The dedication 'it ell, 0; of St. Joseph's 6rder of'Nuns, Peter- Oils, M6bile and Marvelube Oils, Connection with the ,opening ,Of the loney,, U., Nolan, Josepb--::�Isther the results of the proinotlion examina- b'oro, and Sister Stel5henia, UTsline Goodrich Tires and Willard Bat- -new Knox Pi,esbyteirian Church will bi Ryhn, achir. '- tions -of SeboDl Section Ne. 5, Stan- Order, of Chatham. Also many other teries. 1hod on Friday,' July loth, at a pi.m., . . ... "I . as ATebibald, -patrolman ley: Jr. TV to Sr. IV-19,bel Robin- friends and relatives attended. At CORNISH- &.DALRYMPLI& a7td will be in charge of the Presby- Of the nofth gravel road, has com� son, Dorothy Armstrong. ST- ILL to 5 30 p.m. tables were set on the lawn, b�Ty of Huron. On Sunday, July 1.2th p1eted rthe donstr nction at the jog. Jr. lV---4E1va McClinichey, MI zal H*Y- b;autifully decorated, with Tom and Brucefleld, Ont, fhe oflWal opening of the church ai Mr.'A-mbilbald eertaillay knows how to ter. Jr. III—Lolus McClinichey. St. forls, when about sixty guests sat 8346-2 1 * - 1 ,,, - I ... # .. ... I .� � 11%, � I ..''. I . . . . . , .,,�,, . , . . '. ,, .. "I , 1. I ,;�, , �: - I'll, . .� I IF . ,,I I . �', . I I'll . I ,4. 1 1 1. I . I , , . I ., k ,A I 14 ''e, , , , I � � i 4 1 , . 1: �. I . . �, ki . I I . I I . I . ,I�11 I I I I ,.. . I ... . . ,. I I I . ,. :, , � !�, - 11 ". ' ' '. ; � " � �., , ,�,' �' I, , "i 1, I 11 11 f., . I , . "..��, ' I � 1'� 4 X a �A �, � , I , �2� . A 0 q," d p, ,,v euto v'si. :lsol.ipjjt,n;�� % "Ju.99% � �.rAl 1,0 . - ousia. . , , , 4 1 . . . �� , -..� I , I " A . i - . `1 , �."'I, . I ,P I - ,� . . _ _ . 11 �. 4 1 .' I .1, _ I 1.11 I . I .. I.. . i ' ' I I _. il .1-1. �� 'L . ." '. " L I , I . I I . VXECUT UW, � I XYP,X, . . 11 i HO.LP SMOTO AT HANSAL,11. 1. The undersigned have beva, ='trwW to'siell the follo-inz valuable 'Proper&y, the "tato )I 'the late Magdalena Gook, ors FIUDAY, JULY 24th, 1031 at 2 p.m., on the prembes: Household Effects: Clothes cabinO, sido. a,oard, leftchert tolyle, 6 chairs, 3 bedisteAcig and �v4ngs, I dmmw, I bureaur, I B&wing =a, ,hine, 2 waslii stands, I wboelbarrow and gar - len tools, I large garden beneb, dishes, lamps ind 7ndseellaneous articles. Real Estate., Lat No. 10 on the comer of 1;ortti Richmond Street and Nelson Street in ,he Village of Hensall. On this property is a comfortabild one and me-hialf storey ifreane dwelling wfth abDiae . w,dation, containing six rooms and pantry. rheie is a good well and cis,tern on the prem - ;sea. This .property is centrally located in :he th6ving village of Herimll, and is a de. iTable residence property. TERMS OF SALE 'Chattels, cash, Real Estate, 10 per cent. of )urdhase money on (lay tid! sale, and hala=e vithin thirty days thereafter, Possession upon *rnpletiou of purchase. For further particulars and conditions of ale appilly to �. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Hensall and Exeter, Solicitors -for the Fataite. R. Arnold, Executor; Oscar F. Klopp, Zurich, Mt., Auctioneer. Bal7_3 CAMAL THEATRE Northern Electric Sound Sy GODERICH Phone 47 West Street A Nice Drive and a Good Show i Now Playing----�'HELVS ANGELS?' ., .--- - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Ann Harding, Conrad Nagel and Clive Brook . in an achievement that will touch every human heart wllt I 11 I .1 I' , vi�, � - i 1191' � I - ,U .1 I I , - .�','' _-, . , , ''".."191," - I I., ��,, �#��"i�:' I .! , -:, 11 :: " . ,,;'-j&�' . ". - i. i I � 0 I To t"11111". I , " � 1.� 147 � `+W,,�A . 1-1; P .. I., ... . ... . . . .. V, 'I, , " , - " , ... I - '__ ,,._"-I I . . " ,:" '. "......''11 . -1 � I I "I" . ,%,';.. I, " � r, . . 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".. .. ._^` , . �� i ......" . , I �.;, I . gred Clydem �C"%�,.`�-Ilkkv The Pare Ore# Clydea � " :. ,�,,�U ,,� ;� " ,,..I � % CARBROOK FLA I I - �; V.Y�-51 � ;,?e,i"5,,, ; �`�%,:,,�, Ii, � . � [246411 � � I. � � 1%A. � �, Enrolment No. 1958 Rp yor* I ,.� " .. "' t� stand at this e, 3 00111'. , !11.!,i, I . . . . . I cewill salon 3, Rullett, for 0 4 0 fisi, . . I Ov, It . I?C Terms --48.00. I . T. J. McIUCHAEL, J"jr. . . . . . L �,!:,,N ,,, - , , .... � 1� " , :" YM , ".., . 830ft -::* . I�, � : "��,��. , I ....., 1, I WX,;�11� , low. — . , ,,,, �,:, .11 : 1�%:A! �?"A. I I .,I -, ;,'% ' The Premium Clydesdale Stallion , , . i��, 01 � I y � I �...��... :1� , ! FAVOURITB AGAIN �)-Y, %:l I (24337) , ", 1 � I'll � � I .,�A 9, Enrolment No. 1961 F�rm A t , a, .... ,:�j .. ...... i, " Monday—Will leave his own stable at Bruce� . ., ,�� , I � I 1 I, fieIld, and so to the 2md Concession of SWill. �!�,/�.,�, � �,,; ley and south to William McKenz1&a, for , 11 -11, I noon; then south 11/4 mile. post Town Line I 1','.;, - and east to KiPpen at A.I. Heivey"s, for aigK ..... ...... ; , i %111 Ta-daw—FAst to the loth Concession to �. "! �� I Angus Me]Unnon's, for noon ; then east to � , . the Town Line to the Oth Concession to W=6. .. 11", ", Patri - k'S, for night, Wednelsday--Z ast 1% ' _ to the 7th �_ I " :1 �,14., , �, - I ., miles and north Coucessiou tO Corne Bros., for -noon; then to Robert Dolg�% . A�1111'3, ". I far n1ght. Thursday.—West to Gemmeft : �:�;,�:,.. .1 corner and north to =11 Road to G, P_ NO. . ;. . , Cartaey' for noun; then by way .of Me. .. - . , , .., 1, � Adam's side ros4 to, the 2nd Concession and. ,.��,:.�Y�, " :., west to Carnochan Bros., fornight Friday— I .... I West by Broadfooes Bridge and south' to tho " '', 4 Mill Road to his own stable for night. Sat- ,.,. I I . ill urday—West to the 2nd Concession of Stan. . . � , 1, ley, and north to John H. McEwark's, for I , , noon: then home to his own stable for night. !, I Terms.—To insure, $15.00, payable FebrtL- , ,.e S. ary lat, IN2. . . �, , R.. D. MURDOCK, ., .4 ; , .. . Proprietor and Manager. �01. , "EAST LYNNE" The Pure Bired Imported and Premium Percheron Stallion - . Form A I RAVEN Thursday, Friday and Saturday . . The picture you have waited to see! I Monday -Will leave his own stable, Staffs, "ALL QUIET ON THE and go south 2% miaes to the 1M concession and east 2Y@ miles to Hugh Dalrymple, for WESTERN FRONT" -n; then north ?1A and w"t 2% miles to Statist to his own stable for night Tuesday - Owing to length of this supreme West on the Sth Concession 5 miles, and north to Montgomery Patrick's, for neort; then attraction, there will, be two com- Brick Yard to Ww. plate performances each night Beattie's, McKillop, for night. Wednesday - promptly at 7.15 and 9.30 p.m. East 11/k.miles and north 21A_ miles to Percy Littic?s. for noon; then north 17/4 miles d AL2 Matinees: Mon. and Sat. at 3 P"n' west and north to Fred Scarlett"s, far 4, Coming- IVIOROCCO" with Thumday-East 8% miles and south 21b miles to Gilbert Murray's, for noon,, then east 134 Marlene Dietrich miles and north 1VI miles and east to the I' Logan Town Line and south to Ed, Rose'si. Two Shows Each Night ' for night. Friday-S,outh 2;', miles and west 1% miles and south to John Walsh.$, for . noon - then south W4 miles and eart 21/2 ailiesi idn to Gray Bros., 4th Concession, of Hibbert, for night. Saturday --south IY4 miles and west 21,� miles and south to Stafta by way of Centre Road, to his own stiable, where he �Vul remain until the following Mondaymorn- For Sale ing. Terms -$13 to insure. payable Feb. Ist, 1982 - JOHN LIVINGSTON, It RE 5E ATORS AND ENGINES Proprietor and Manager. All makes and sizes, second hand The Pretnium Imported Belgian Draft Stall1lien and rebuilt, Separators %vith and DE HEMEL without cutting box attachments. NO. 4369 15500 New machines with and without Enrolment No. 2666 Premium No. 1.54 Form A I cutting box attachment. Rebuilt Monday -Will leave hLk own stable, 1 mile Tractors. All at attractive pric- north of Hensall, and go 1% miles west to es. second Concession. Hay: south 3% miles and west to Fred Corbett's. for noon; then north The Robt. Bell Wne & to Zurich I)oad and west to Elmer Thiel's. for night Tuesday -West to Parr Line andl Inorth to Anson Colleman's, for noon; then Co., Ltd. 1;��rth tto Varna and east 8/4 mLles to Elmer 'eb,iter's, for night. Wednesday -East to 2nd ,Thresher Concession. Stanley. to William Rayter's, for SEXFORTH, ONT. iThursday-Zast noon; thence to his own stable for night. to William Brintnell's, one � 3316-21 "" d quarter east of Chiselhurst, for ' " =n:"'theriac to William Melver's, Cone-mton i 17, Hibbert, for night. Priday-Via 4th Con. .___ . ,__ - _. - __ _ _. _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 <> <> 0 <> .C, ., cession, Tuckersmith, to Alex. Wallace's. for noon: thence by way of Geminell's sidermd �> 0: to 2nd Compssion. Tuckerrmith, for night at �-` S. T. Holmes & Son <> 1,,I,,t Elizi.'s. Saturday -To his own stable 01 FUNERAL SERVICE 0 where he will remain until the followinir Monday morning. �> Main Street, Seaforth <> Terma-$19 to en,arp. pRyahle Feb. 1. 1982. 0 -�> MORRIS & SXTLI,TE. Proprietors. 0. S. T. Holmes' residence, 0 I 331349 % �> Goderich Street, West; phone 01 01 77 - ____ --- - - C ,* No. 119 W. Charles Holmes' I �> residence, Goderich Street, <> -1 Past; phone No. 308. 0 0 Limousine Ambulance Service OiO 4> - C> Night calls, phone 308. 0 �> H. C. BOX �0 4> Day calls, phone 119J. <> 0 Fuineral Director and I * �> Charges moderate. 10 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 01, 0 0 Best Motor and Horse-drawn 0 .0 0 C. equipment. 0 I __ ------- 0 Charges moderate. <> _.... _ ' 0 Flowers furnished on short -Co FARMS FOR SALE 0" notice. <> �O Night Calls Day Calls 0' FARM FOR SALE.—FOP SALE PART LOT 28 and 29, Concession 8, MoKilloP, con- taining 192 acres and known 'as the T. R. FT4Lys farm. Must be sold to close the extMAL If vot sold will be rented. For particulars apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea - forth. , 2201-tf - ------.— M T 11, CONCESSION 4, H.R.S Tuckersmith, containing 100 Rcrea of choice land. situated on county road, 11/t miles south of the prosperous Town of SeRforth, on C. N. R. Railway: crin�eniisut to i,ebools, churches and markets. This farm Is ,411 anderdralned, well fenced: about 2 amw of choice fruit trees. The soil is excellent And in EL good state of cuittvatim and sal suitable for the sn4owth of alfaMA, no 'waste land, The farm is well waitered with two never failing wells, Also a flowinK spring in the farm yard: about 40 A,cres plowed and ready for Ftpring seeding. also 12 aerm of fall wheat; remainder in seeded wi-th alftlfai. The build4nas are flrt3t claas, in excellent repal.r. tibe house, is brick and is modern in every To- spect, beated with furnace, hard and soft water an tap, a bbree-piece, bath room: rural teslevhorie. FLIRo rilmL mail. The outbuildinw; 6ox8o feet with atone wtab- linir under: AM floors in stable cernea; the stablinsr lim water system install0d. A 900d fraime driving abed. 24x48 feet; a 2-aborim � h" house 1flx36 foet. A brick Pic peni with com,ant floors capable of housing abopt 40 p4gs. The house, eftblea and barn have H7dro installed. Anyone desirine a first class home And Lboice ftrm obould see thla. Ou aowaW of ijl�bea,ltlh I Vrffl sall reasonable. Besides the .%vv I am offering Lot 27. 00=4wsift 12, Hibbert, consisting of 100 acres cho0ce land, 65 Acres well truderdrained; 1fi itares maple bush. all seeded to arms; no wmte land. On the twemiises are a good bank barn 48x66 feet A,nd frame home, an excellent well. 7%e trarm iA nituated a6bont 5 =1114m fro= the Pros- pprous vniage of 11omall on the O.N.11L, one- quarter of a mile item sebooll and Wle from church. This fwm has never been cropped rquoh and to ft excellent skatio for =Mha orr p"ture. I TAII 84M thime form toge%er OT s,aparatelly to soft rurdwAer. For fairther pa,rtidulaTri apiT47 to Che ptoWetor, S69forth, R R. 4, or pho,nd 21 on 183, Sea%rlih. IMOS. ii�SHILLIXQLAW, PmTieur. 820141 01 Phone 175 Phone 43 1�> 0 4�> 0 0 0 W. J. CLEARY 0 0 Licensed Embalmer and <> 0 Funeral Director It:> �> Upi-to-date, Horse and Motor *1 0 Equipment. 0 CA Night and Day Service, 0 0 Phone 19-22, Dublin. *1 0 * ---,= A. BARGAIN I — , FOR SALE -Five acres, one mile from Seaforth; modern house with furnace, bath and toilet-, small barn - good orchard. Taxes, $15. SplenTJ chance to start chicken farm, bees, ets, Apply to R. S. RAYS, Seaforth, Ont. I 29wtt ____ �A THE JOHN RANKIN , �'O`- ,� I �,��4 �"" AGENCY 1111,, ,,, "",I. I � .,� ... Insurance of all kinds. ' ��'..��.'416 ` � j,.,!�!, . Bonds� Real Estate " V -, lt.r Money to Loan , ' 1'' 11,1; ''' .,�,,! � 11 I I SEAFORTH, ONTAIhO - �11'."' �1� , 11 I Phone 91 � 1: "', ,,,,, " .,I. - I I -__Al.. . .., .... ,'I; ` '�Iw '.1 : 1, . 111. �. I.... � , I ,�.:,� I 1811 . I , 11 11 ': ,.. ,:::, � I I . . I . I � I I 1.11� I 4�i �. * A `,", 6 — vi, � 1�im,�i��Is �z� "Pi.,,A41,