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'. loft s ‘ ., tem-ers, bY means of the " '-• ' hand Oat on cash pur- p ,50t or, WO, to acquire ,, t:, . entnums at no extra. expense ' - - ' * to 5 Per Cent Of amount „ i • • )5 BRAZIL NUTS For Sore Feet: , Foot powders. foot soaps, corn, bunion and callous pads; foot bahn and arch sup,ports. : For Sunburn, Priddy Heat and Poison Ivy. ,Lotions and Creams that give . • Fieno.-Niee piano for sale or to rent. AP- nay to O. Hoare, Clinton, ' 8321x2 Calf For Sale. ---For sale. three weeks old roan calf. Apply to E. B. Goudie, Silver Creek Dairy, &aorta, or. phone 144 r 2. 8821.1 Bring the children to the Burgess Studio, A go,0 wan' to feet abon't the weather is to beeisme. in. terested in a Book. We linve them at Me. 8fic and $1.00 EAcg . I ..„, Miss Kate R, Wiles; R.N., a OmenI dug, N. Ye is visiting at the home of Mr. and kn. Reg. Kerslake. ' ' NIL and Mrs. Edgar Lawson and, Bernice and Mr. W. Itobertson, of Auburn, wore the guests of Mrs. William &later last week. ' Va . . , ' _ nes that cause you to have'Implicit FAA in your -Home -Town, Sales • • 1) Peand 50c 4.4P0HIB,ON'S BAKING • al c ,, . TbliVIDE131,,-16-0R. tiAS 4..i.lii KT% PURE CIDER or SPIRIT VIN- WAR. 50c 'per gallon DLD CHEESE -June 1930, 25c per pound relief. For Flies 'Fly Kill is, Mosquitoes & Moths nd Black Flag Sprays I and Powder -two of the best. Kodaks, Brownies and Kodak 'Films -Expert Developing and Printing. Mitchell, aud beve photographs made before sehwol opens. Our photographs will please '4=44. 3321-1 Bemnanta.s--8 lbs. Prints $1.00; 3. lbs. Silk. Velvets or 'Cretonnes e1.50. Agents, dealers wanted. A. MeCreery Co., Chathaans 0az:espies Car For Sale.-Willys Knight -touring, four cylinder, 19'25 model, in excellent running con -."."" ompson 0 Book Store, Seaforth .: 'Subscriptions' taken for newspaper's S at publisher's' and magazul• e prices. Mr. Alvin R. Dodds, of 10Killop, attended a banquet held by the sum- mer etudentS'in Western University, London, on Friday evening last. IMiss Hilda Heron and Mr. William Berry, of Toronto, were holiday nisi- tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ./. . 0 . . his' Store Continues CHOICENEW ,CHEESE 18c per pound BAKER'S SNOWDRIFT 25c COCOANUT -Per pound , NEW CLOVER HONEY-Hartry's or Laing's. 10 lb. pails, c; 5 lb. 75 pails, 40c. CATELLIS COOKEID SPAGHETTr •witti cheese; 1 lb. tins, 10c; Heinz's, 15c. KRAFT OLD FASHIONED BOILED SALAD , DRESSING .- 25c 12 -ounce 'jars KRAFT HAM-N-AISE FOR SAND- WICHES-8 OZ., 15c. These, we think, especially goocl values. BULK SODA BISCUITS -First class quality, very free from broken em,,, SPECIALS e 32 oz. Puretest Russian Oil $1.29 Regesan Fruit Saline, large bottle 79c Va49c ccum Bottles, pint Mi 31 Antiseptic, 16 oz, 69c Wampole's Milk of Magnesia, 20 oz. 50c iGenuine Chamois, 16x18. . 89c AT Keating's Pharmacy The Resell Drug Store Phone 28 : Seaforth, Ont. n dition with ew' batterY, $60 or beet offer. Apply to, W. Finlayson. Hgraontiville, or phone 145 r 22, Sea.fonth. 83214 Agents Wanted. -Man or woman to travel and appoint agents for old -established house in 'business in Toronto over forty years. For terms und personal interview with one of our travellers wire Dept. W -S, Win.ston Co., To -Mrs. rout°. ' 3321..2 Notice.-Aecounts owing to the undersigned for 1929 and 1930 mut be paid on or before August 12, 1931. If not paid by said date they will be placed in other hands for collection, with costs and interest added. L. G. Rock, Brodhagen, Ont. 8320-2 For Sale.-Walritst bed and dresser, walnut gate-legged• table and four chairs, Windsor style walnut china cabinot, day bed, white enameled kitchen tab:e, Gerard Heintzenan Piano, walnut furniture, all practically new. Apply to Mrs. Robert Archibald, James St., Seaforth. 8318ti to see her again. . Mrs. Edith Grieve, and daughter, of Royal Oak, Mich., were recent guests of Miss Jean Turner. Graham, of Stratford, IS spending a week with her daughter, Mrs: Calvert. Miss Hess, of Blyth, and Miss Mar- garet Grieve, of Toronto, were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve. Mr. C. Thiel and Miss Stella Calfus of Kitchener, spent last week at the 1,,,,Inv, 0- '''' X 'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hilde- brand. Mr. and Mrs. John Love, Egmond; vile, and two daughters, of Toronto, L Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Pinkney and little son, Bobbie, have returned to their home in 'Montreal, Lorne Pink- ney returning with them. Miss Pearl McMinn, of Termite, is spending a few days with friends in town e: Mr. Reg, Pullman, of Toronto, was guest over the Week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lowery. Mrs. M. L. Mullen is spending two weeks at Hotel Sunset Goderich. Mrs. Dr. Hossick and Miss Dorothy Aussie's, ef Innerkip, are visiting Mr, Iand Mrs. W.-17. McIntosh and other fri Men rd:. II.:e1Ge.. Kruse and son, Billy, of ' s omrest ItLPrce i '' • -Summer , SALE ' . • With Added Enthusiasm ones; 2 pounds &ult. , , BROKEN SODAS 25c ""••••• Agents Wanted. --13, $3.50 or $4 per day guaranteed for sixty, seventy-five or hundred days' agency, work in your locality represent- left last week on a motor trip ' to Preston, Toronte and Burks Falls, Galt are visiting at the home of Mrs. William Mater. Mr. Kruse also , • . 3 pounds ing old -established house in business in Tb- spent toe week end here. The people of this town and vicinity have been NO. 1 TOMATOES,. , per ba.sket 60c poultry, Eggs and Cream for Seaforth Creamery taken in exchange. . THE HURON EXPOSITOR ronto over forty years. For terms and per - acral interview with or* of our travellers wrlte Dept. W -G, Winston Co.': Toronto. 3321-2•W. ...... . The Girl Mr. Harold Michell is a guest at the home a Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Tyer- MFaulkner, of Brantford, . ' quick to grasp the opportunity to save that this wonderful sale presents, and so have been buying heavily because r., , Et. Hutchison DISTRICT MATTERS House For Sale. -For sale, 9 -roomed fully modern residence irs Seaforth; two lots, two- car garage. The house has been newly decor- ated inside and out; 3 -wire Hydro service; . . spent the the holiday with his mother and 'sisters here. Miss Pearl Kestle, of Brantford, is ),.. . The'..tiralues Offered Phone 13hor Food -166 - Another Tiny Tim Contest. The good fruit trees. apple, cherries, Pears and strawberries. Situated on Centre Street, Sea - forth. Err furker particulars apply on the premises, or phone 927J. E. R. Crawford, ON Spending her holidays with Mr. and Mrs. C. Kestle. Mrs. J. E. Willis is in London this ~ • , Are Irresistible i - eight holding lowest score from Aug- . 3320x2 week. Her little granddaughter, who r • ust ith to August 19th, will House For Sale. -For sale, a six roomed 1.,;(3 Barge has been spending a week or two with ...,.....,.........., ............ . s IsYour Automobile Insured? play off on August 20th for prize, a season's ticket. Please hand in scores at the °face. , ., story frame dwelling house and one acre of choice orchard and garden. The .house . con- tants hard and soft water and is equipped with electric lights. The property is situated one block west of Egmondville Church and has the benefit of small taxes. Will be sold e with her grandmother, Mrs. 'Jas. Grieve, returned with her. Mrs. Guy Richards, Mrs. John Davis, Dorothy Davis , and Mrs. Fred Robinson, Detroit, left e , Think of It' You may come here Iim r_ . ' IF NOT, Po YOU KNOW THAT EN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT: you have given a BLANK CHEQUE which may cost you, your entire life's savings? The Financial Responsibility Law Announcement. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charters announce the engage- meet of their daughter, Elizabeth J., to Mr. Sydney C. Pullman, the wed- ding to take place early in August. an easy terms. For further particulars apelY to Theas Hudson, nensall, or Robert Strong, Egmondvidle. 3819x4 Special Optical Notice. -Have your eves e;:',Ti1,41r„1. blir"fiu:tormf‘ovIn.n„a:2idy P,apitrretalkienx! pert. for Rent's, Toronto. and Henry Morgan & Co.. Montreal. Over 30 years' experience; 20 years coming to Seaforth. You are as- Saily O'Neil Jean Hersholt 14 alcolm MacGregor of Wednesdaypracticallyo from. Seaforth on altwo weeks' motor trip to the; Thousand Islands and Syracuse, ,,N, Y. They took a camp- ing outfit with them, Mr- and Mrs. J. E. L. Pangman, of Toronto, were here last week attend- ing the funeral of the late L. C. nfagsnhdreb eevveerryy iDteriynGi:othd: need0re. atcao risela:vwio wudycyus ers appreciate the fact that such values as they get here are rare, and are, therefore taking advan- tage of the big price reductions now. ,, ,, may suspend your licenses for ALL =ME if you are unable to pay. BE INSURED! NOT WISHING YOU WERE AFTER THE AOCI- DENT. , •Cosmopolitan , . NEW LOW RATES Women's Institute—The regularmountings, monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Miss Kate Allison, August 12th, at 2.30, under the convenorship of Miss Gertrude Webster. The sured of the ,best optical work to be. obtained and at very' moderate cost. We have all the late stylesof , . t of the belt' make the best makers and,our prim; are from $4.00 op. Monday, Auguet 10th, from 1 pan, to Wednesday, .Atugu.t. 12th, 12 noon. Come- early. Beattles kali-, Seaforth. 3320 2 Carl Laemmle's exciting screen presentation of RUPERT HUGHES . Thrilling Magazine story. A runaway barge in the roar- ing torrent of New York's Hell Gate Jackson. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mullen are spending three weeks' holidays in the Alaritime Provinces. Rev. I. B, Keine and Mrs. Keine left this 'week for Sault Ste. Marie. Mrs. W. A. Wright and family, Mrs. , Are you getting your share ? - ' COME, Full information roll call will be a poem from school reader. The in the biggest storm the riyerfront Grainger, Miss Jessie Grainger and Miss Pearl gladly given, CALL US. WATSON & REID topic will be taken by Margaret Mc- Millan Ion School Lunches. Each member of the Institute is requested to take a lunch for a school suitable for a warm day in June. Everybody LOCAL BRIEFS Mics Margaret Case, R.N., of De- ti -cit. is spending the holidays at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. ever saw . . . a girl who didn't know the meaning of fear -the re- lentless find of rival rivermen along the Erie Canal. Grainger, of Angusville. Manitoba, have taken a cottage in Bayfield for the month of August. Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Reynolds and family, of Toronto, were week end ,H......„...._:_r_..7._, parents, NOW PLAYING Iat Specialists in all lines of Insurance PRONE 33W . SEAFORTII welcome. t J. A. Case, Maple Hall. Mr. James Sleeth was a week end guests the home of Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Sills. 'With The Golfers. On Wednesday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stewart. .4 R IN c E s 8 Mr. and Mrs. T. McRae, of Detroit, are- guests, at the home of Mr. and nurse, at the Galt Hospital. We wish her success. : age, and lived all Ithe rest of his life on the homestead on sileich he died. ' last a number of the lady and men members of the Seaforth Golf and Mr. Frank Coates, of Hamilton, and MrHarold Coates, of Montreal, are . . Mrs. Oscar Neil. Capt. H. J. .Hodgins and Mrs. Mr. Chester Patterson, fireman on London and Owen Sound train, spent On May 23, 1877, he Iva& married to Sarah Baird, who predeeeased him 12 _ 0 0 o 0 .0' 0 •(> se' 0 0 tc> . S. T. Holmes & Son .0 O FUNERAL SERVICE <> O Main Street Seaforth ' <> Country Club went to Listowel to play an inter club game. The Listowel club have built a new club house and have otherwise greatly improved their course. The Mitchell ladies played spending the holidays with their TY) others. . F3. , MrRCoatesRoyal Apartm.ents. M•iss Margaret Carroll, of Toronto is visiting at the home of her sister, 'J. ' i EATTIE S Hodgins, of Toronto, and Mrs. Harry Speir, of London, are guests at the home of Airs. L. T. DeLacey. Mrs. Thomas Rawley, has retullied to her home in Flint, Mich., after the week end at his home in Wing- ham. Mr. Patterson intends moving his family to London the end of August, ' years ago. He was a man of quiet and kingly disposition and will be much missed by those who knew him best and in the home. He was one of the old time threshers, having 0 0 0 S. T. Holmes/ residence, <> 0 Goderich Street, West; phone 0 O No. 119 W. Charles Holmes' .0 O residence, Goderich Street, .0. O East; phone No. 308. 0 in Seaforth on Thursday of this week and were entertained by the club. It is expected 'that the Bayfield ladies will play here on Thursday, August 13th, when tea will be served, Mrs McClincher. .' 51r. and Mrs. A: G. Smillie, of To- Tonto, were visiting friends in town this week. Miss Elinor Burrows is visiting friends in! Lindsay and Peterborough. Mr. Mrs. Minette, Toronto, RIZE • in ow spending a few yeeks' holidays with her brothers and sisters in this vicin- ity. Rev. Father Kelly, of New York, called on Seaforth friends this week. Berry,be me ofef Ottawa,tbemliss s sae guest , -so. f . ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLag.an and family, of Logan Tp. visited at Mr. Sundayaalaansdt. HarryMr threshed thirty-five years with horse.. power. He also spent several sea, sons grading roads, some of which emnbeorw nofuBrrhucigefihewladys.H memberUnitede wChausreha, also a chartered member of the Brucefield Oddfellows 0 Limousine Ambulance Service 0 O Night calls, phone 308. •('• O. Day eails, phone 119J. ° O Chiirges moderate.suitable 0 0 'C' Po',0 ° ° 0 ° ° ° 0 0 0 0 W. M. S. -Despite the numerous other social activities of the week, a goodly number of members attended the social work meeting of the W. M. S., North Side United Church, at the home of Mrs. T. J. Webster, on Thurs. day, July and of wore week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box. Messrs. James and Charles Forbes of Waterford, were here on Friday attending the funeral of the late J. G. Neilans. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Scott, of COME AND SEE We will display articles e' for PRIZE'S for any occasion, Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Horseshoes, Cresswell. . • Mrs. Bolton and four children, of Baltimore, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Geddes and two daughters, Mary and Jean, spent Civic Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Gadd"' Clrffdo'srdonWi misses Joy and Evelyn Whitlock, of St. Thomas, and 'Mr. Leslie McNaughton, of London, visited in the neighbor - hood over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hedgert and family, ofnearSeaforth",visitedat Mr. Bruce Cooper's on Sunday last. lodge, having been an Oddfellow for 55 years. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur McQueen, Brucefield; Weis. James Bowey, Exeter, and daughter - in -law, Mrs. James Thomson, his only son James having predeceased him seven months ago, and two grandchil- AUTO INSURANCE Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will take a load off your mind and at 30th. At four o'clock the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Lane, After singing a hymn, Mrs. Lane led in prayer. The topic for study was "India." Inter- ('sting and instructive papers on the subject were given by Mrs. McGavin and Mrs. Crich. The message of lova contained in the Hymn "'Tis Jesus" in a pleasing' duet, was conveyed by Detroit, are spending the holidays at Mrs. Scott's home in Tuckersmith. Misses Isabel and Marion Watson are enjoying a holiday in the Mari - time Provinces and expect to spend the month of August there. 'Mrs. William Helson and Miss Gretta Helson, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of Mrs. H. J. Gibson. Mrs. Maud Sloan and daughter, Picnic's or Card Parties, You will also find "GIPITS" for the Wedding, Shewer, Birthday, Anniversary, or jvuissitters.omething to suit the summer Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets Always On At Special Prices. . , • Mrs. W. Cole and daughter, Doris,s, son, Mr. Jack Oughton, Toronto, are guests' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sclater. Stewart Geddes is spending this week in Waterloo. Guests at the home of .Mt and Mrs. George Hanley this weekiwere :Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hanley, ack and Douglas, Chatham; essrs. Lorne and Ronald Elford spent Sunday in Exeter at the home of Mr. M. Elford. Rev.. and Mrs. L. C. White and children were in Goderich last Fri.. day night as the former's brother; who 'lives there, was taken seriously ill. He was taken to the hospital in Goderich on Saturday. . dren. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Hainer, of Eyebrow, Sask., and two brothers, Hugh and James, of Moose- Jaw, Sask. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon to Baird's cern- cern- etery. The services at the house were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Conner, of Kippen, in the absence of his pastor, 'Rev. Mr. Bremner, the Oddfellows taking charge at the cemetery. A NEW Misses Jean and Gertrude Webster. The i offering was taken by Lois Mc- Gavin and' the meeting closed with A Lois, of Toronto, are guests this 'week at the homdt•of Mrs. Sloan's brother, Mr. R. F. Jones, Jarvis Street. B eatties Clina & Gift Store Mr. and Mrs. George Hanley, Brussels; 6ir, and Mrs, E. H. Barton and Miss Margaret Cornish, Stratford. -pay STANLEY large number of friends gathered to their last respects to the depart - ed. The pallbearers were Jas. Boyce, Non Tariff Rates for any number of months you wish prayer. dainty lunch was served by the ladies of Group No. 4. The next meeting will be held in Sc tern- her, Rev. C. A. Malcolm, Mrs. Malcolm and Miss Betty are spending the boll- clays at Bruce Beach. Rev. Frank Stafford and Mrs. Staf- TRACTOR PLOUGHING Mrs. E. S. Evans, Miss Eleanor Ey- ans, Miss Mary Barber, Miss ,Betty Southgate and Miss Pat Southgate Mrs. 'Margaret Erratt, who has held the position of Deaconess in Grace United Crurch, Hamilton', for some John McEwen, James Swan, John Mc - Cowan, ,Hugh Aikenhead and Hugh, Gilmour. .. It's worth your while to see us 3- ford, of Detroit, who are connected are camping at Bayfield this week. time, has returned to her home in Stanley, before insurance sa5fn with the Y.M.C.A, Social Service in . -- -...„... Miss Belle Campbell, Miss Rossie where she will spend a few . placing your and at the new low nen-tariff rates you cannot afford to take Chances. All claims promptly and satisfac, 'Eerily paid. -.se.'" . Phone, write or call -Night and Day Service, PHONE 152 A. D. SUTHERL.L4,ND • ' General Insurance, Real Estate Conveyancing, Etc. Office over Keating's Drug Store • ONTARIO Seaforth Highlanders Band. -An- (Abet- successful Sunday .evening -t con- cert was held in Victoria Park at- tended by a large audience. The van- kiln; items were very pleasing, es- . pecially the alto trio played by Bands- men McLeod, R. and L. Bolton, Ow- ing to illness, Mr. Eugene Duncan was unable to give his violin numbers, but we hope to have him with us at some futuretle date. The Paramount Male Quartette, accompanied by Mrs. Ren- rile substituted, and as usual sang their numbers to perfection. Follow- ing is the pr°graunne 6r Sunday' that city, were the guests of Mr. awl Mrs J h S oaton M da ..r. o n , pr A E r y, 1., andyrs.. . E. B ewett, of To- ronto were' holiday visitors at the home' of their cousin, Mr. J. B, Tyer- ,IMr Than: Miss Dorothy Hutchison returned . . home this week from a trip to Ber-to muda. Mr. and 1VIrs. George I\Teal, of Bat- Creek, *Mich., are the guests of their uncle, Mrs. Norman Carter, Ruron Read. Mr. and Mrs. W. Walters, Mrs. Carleton and Ross, of Orono• Mr. and 181 few more hot days and those weeds have done their work. If ploughed .in now, they will increase the fertility a the land and you will have a good field of wheat. Work done right in rotation as or- dens are received, at prices accordingwith the times, l' . Phone 34-616, or see us. JONATHAN E. HUGILL & SONSing Seaforth. 3321x3 Elder and Miss Mayrne Didkson are also spending their holidays at Bay- field. Miss Helen Rankin is visiting her sisters in Fort Erie and Detroit. ' Mr. and Ross 1VcGonigle, of • Mrs. Kitchener, visited recently . Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Elgie, in Tueker- smith. Mr. Harry Grisbrook, of Toronto, is visiting friends in town and vicinity. Miniature golf players have some- thing to shoot ,at now. Mr. W. E. Kerslake made three consecutive holes in one stroke on Wednesday evening. Mrs. William 'Hawthorne, of Port months with her mother, Mrs. Robin- son, Sr., and her brother, Rev, Will Robinson. , Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin Keys spent the week end with the former's par- eats, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keys, Babylon Line. 1 Rev. E. A. Poulter leaves this week for his vacation; consequently the services at ,Goshen. and Varna United Churches will be withdrawn next Sun- day. Death of Alex. Thomson. -One of She. best known and highly respected residents of Stanley passed away at his, home on the Bayfield Road early STAFFA ..- Mr. and Mrs. E. Sadler, of Remits ton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Reed. and Mrs. R. Honey, of St. • . • , , . Catharines,Dr. Hutchison, of Sagie naw, and iss Dorothy Hutchison, of Seaforth, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wilson. Miss Cooper, of Tomato, is visit- her sister, Mrs: F. A. Hambly. Mr. -Howard Leary, of London, ia ' spending his vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Manny Speare, Toron- IIEAFORTH • August 9th: 0 Canada; march, The Mrs C. Myles and, Donald Walter CaTicton, of Toronto, we're week end seisss Hope, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Friday morning, July 81st, in the to, and 'Messrs. C. McDonald and G. The New White Rouse' serenade,; D. Bright. person of Alex. Thomson, at the ripe Spears, 'of Toronto, spent the holiday , THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. Lovers; march, Navy Frolic; sacredold overture, Grand Religious' Fantasia- At this interval the Boys' Band, under the direction of Mr. Lougheed, will render three numbers: March, The New Annapolis; ballad, Dainty Dear; guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams. ,., Those from town who attended the H t h• onreunion'at Queen's Park, Stratford, ' ' on Crvic Holida were , y,ti Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison and 1111111111 , 9 , ,i.S IL I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Honey, tof St. Catharines are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. F. D. Hutchison and Mrs. R. E. Bright. age of 83 years, following an ill- ness of several weeks. Mr, Thomson was born at Rosshire,•Scotland, in the year 1848, and came to this country with his parents when three years of at the home of Mr. Joseph Speare. Mrs. John Livingston is spending a couple of weeks -in Hamilton. Rev. R. N. and Mrs. Stewart are holidaying in Montreal. United, Am MisDorothyoHutchison Mr. and • - ' , march, erica. God Save Mrs Charles Adams, Mrs. R. E. 1111111111 , . -.se BEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTEE, ONT. . the King. . . Bright and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tyer- Miss Adeline Tyerman Miss •. WINGTIAM .; . , ., , , . OFFICERS: . . Aesites Evans, Beechwood - President woo Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres. MaGregor, Seaforth - See.-TreaS. A.GENDS: ss... x... a Infichw seaforsh . Jolla ' ay tgluottaviliol tt. a., JaAnouth i ' .". gat: .1.0heit NVatt, itbth. ; ' bl, CrOrtst • ',.Itttifty Rs it4 al. 2, Segfottli; -ifeWled.31rOdliagen° late* ,1-•,.', , *: edehiotood., - ' Pi, , , _ , '',, 1' ':',1 ' ' , . ,'' ' '10,3411« ,. Wei' ' " ' e• ' , - . , ' „ . ' ' s ,,s4; s, . • . ,1410ilitiiii Died In Saskatchewan. -Joseph C. Morrison, a native of McKillop, and a former resident of Seaforth, passed away at his home in Big Beaver, Sask., on Tuesday, July 21st, at the age of 81 years and 9 months. De- ceased was born at McKillop in 180 and In 1882 was married there to VA, Jennie McDonald. They later moved to Seaforth, where they resided until 1903, when they went West to Mile- stone, where Mr. Morrison homestead- eat l'hey moved from there to Wil- colt wireire ' they stayed until 1011, When, the deceased nikrved te Big ,itiver. Atr.., Mertionn listed ti. Won, delta life cii litchletrY, and,,,aso and lostides inimerons fidendi *IOW% to °did titk• lifl tei40404' Mg, I., 0, . facitt ihteediku0641* litt# iteso. -. A:* ,',:•':. , Of Wil- man, and M. Melville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glinske and two small daughters, of Detroit, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sproat and sister, Mrs. G. C. Dale. Mrs. John Routledge, of Calgary, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B. in Egmondville,has McLean, i eturned from the London Hosital, much improved in health. Mr. Nelson Garden and eon, of O' ton, were the guests of Mr. and s. Adam Hays last Week. MI*. Wellington Barbera of -Mimi- , peg„ lavishing friends on the Sotto - Road, Tucker-mufti:4 arid in EgintrAd- ville. ""Vra, :Bather wag fortuoty gios. Lizzie Chesney, daughter of the, kite Jttfr, .;aild Ult. Gorge Cliestioy and *-ag hot% old: brought op itt.Tudtot, thilith Her Many ITiOntia•' are gla BRE AD i - 1111111111 IS Good .1111111111 READ. • '1111,111111 PhOlie.:34, Seaford' , " . RIM 11 i 1 . • . 7:Ar-t'i"- An event of unusual interest took place in Wingbara on Monday, July 27th, when Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mus- grove were at home to their many friends, who came to offer their eon- gratulAions and good wishes on the happy occasion of the fiftieth anni- versary of their vvedding. Mr. and Mrs. Musgrove received their guests amid a protation of Outsets Which were the.gifts of many friends, Mrs. J. A. Morton And Mrs. 1). D. *Sin, non presided, at the tea :titible, Which was attractive with. flowers and gold tapers and centred With a wedding cake decorated in gold. Mr. and Mre...T. .0, aabkirk, Isabel and Mack,. kif-Wingliani; Were visitors at the home of' Mr. F. V. 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