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The Huron Expositor, 1931-08-21, Page 5AV W, �,4N'14;,; ', 7, � ; .. .. .. "'r�1"'A".;,�. �,, I T I A� � ", 'i "', �,�'!,..'�.,ll, -!;-1 , r:N W . � .1 " i",.._,��-.`,;',!��,� ., I 1;"11_-,11`11i:."41!� !�� , , ,� "`i��',','j,�,o , i, , , ,!, ,� , � ,,, - I .. ,� ,. . "' I � - , , , . , .. ��, 11. " .. " . � .. . I I I � , , . ,,, I -.1 " ,;", . 1� . .. I 11 ", . .11 'I"',�,"'! "', .!,,,, , : ,1�,-' � , _i�: _ . " � , . , . -1 ,.,;�, !)�i, : ,,�.` T,� an(t '�.- , , �,*i� (!X,rA.,Qe*rgeiPe*,%ndJaM- I , ' I -� -1. .. 'if, P6�,t Riv4zT, 'Dakota. spent 4 . � - 1�1'1 � -4 .. I , I . . ) V. , , � "I I ' .0 . � , �W'epk at 6 � .. � ,e h I ,fmo of Mr. P"R'� zis �' . I � . , .. .. tw, Mrs. W. J.'Dowson. I . I . I ,1;i �,,.Hotson and ,on, of livaAA! - ii 'i � I 4n, 94., are -visiting at present. wwit� . V , tilatives, in Stanley. 'Mrs. koitBon lffaf� ' , formerly Miss Ida Ni&oleon and W,As� 4 , , born and spent her early years, �A. �: �,thls vicinity. . . . - , Rev. Will ,Robinson Will take, tho ,, work on the Varna charge next ,S,=, � day in the absence of the paster, 10ev. ' IL E. A. Poulter. , I li I Mrs. J. Bryne and son, of London, : . , havebeen visiting with- the forixle]?� , parents, Mi. and Mrs. 'Wilson Arm- � strong. . . I I 1'�. %', . t I "%" . I N I I I. I . I `��,�� %t. , -, .1 " - 11 . . . I . .. 1. � ... I—. . . \ . . � N M ,, ; -.1011. . C . VARNA ., .1 . ; Rev. Henry Deihl, of Hespler, vis- � ited in *.our community over the week , end. I Misses Gladys and Emily Beatty, I who, have bWn having their vacation, i have retur ped to London. I Mss Irene and 'Miss Mary Chuter, I of London, spent the week end at their (, home. Wiss Mary is on her vacation, , Mrs. A. McConnell has -returned af- ( I tera trip down the St. Lawrence, and , on her return spent some. time with 1, her daughter,'Mrs. Arga, of Toronto. Little Ross Marks, of Toronto, is 11 visiting with 'his grandparents, Mr. I and Mrs. George Connell. I � . - I - C . I f Mr. Buraland Preston, of Kitchener, t is spending his vacation at the home , of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F,. 0. . � ,Preston. Miss Gertrude, Stewart has return- I ed from a trip, through Northern On- tario and will spend the remainder of I the holidays with her sister, Miss i Elsie,'Stewart. , I Misses Frances and Estella Bennett hafve returned home after spending E the past week at Port Carling. I One of the five or six girls who will compose the Ontario team in the i Canadian Women's Track and 'Field I Meet in Alberta, the city of Hamilton is sending Betty Taylor, daughter .of � Mr. and Mrs. Th,o,mas Taylor, formle-r- ( ly of town. Betty will enter for the junior hurdlers. - - I -Miss Margaret E. Fisher, of the I post office staff, is visiting in Guelph. i ,Miss Helen Beattie has re'llriled i fyorn a two months' visit in Manitoba aii.4 Saskatchewan. ( 'Mr. Jack Burnside, 'Miss , Annie ,1 Burnside and Mrs. W. Vinton, of Ham- ,� ilton, speilt the week end at the4. home of Mrs. John McCool. � I � .Q. ( . 'CROMARTY Death of John F. -Hamilton—John F. Hamilton, a prominent farImel, of Hibbert Township, near Cromarty, died in the .Seaforth Hos,pital on Sat- i urday evening, where he passed ! through, a serious operation. on Wed- nesday of last week. The death of the ! late Mr. Hamilton, who, was in his ' 46th year came as a shock not only , to his family and relatives, but to . the people of the whole community in which be lived. The ,deceased man wasi well known all ,over Western On- tario as a breeder of thoroughbred Shorthorn cattle. He was a son of the late F. R. Hamilton, who was al- so a breeder of Shorthorn tattle, and he was born in Hibbert and had lived on the old homestead farm all his life. In religion the late M.r. Ha-milton was a Presbyterian, being a member of ,- the Crorkiarty church,. and he leaves to mourn their loss his widow, the formeli Miss Jessie MacKiellar, of Cromarty, to whom he' was married 18 years ago; one son and two daugh- ters, Robert, '.Nla,ry and Anna, all at home. The late Mr. Hamilton is also survived by his mother, 'Mrs, F. R. Hamilton, one, brother, Andrew, and sister, Miss Agnes Hamilton, of Ex- eter; another brother, Albert and a sister, 'Mrs. D. Allison, reside in M�Ar.dLn, Manitoba. His brother, Wil- liam, lives at Cromarty, and a sister, Mrs. J. S. Mcllraitb is a resident of Durham. . — 0— BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Hain, of Fergus, are visiting at the home of Mr. James Swan. Mrs. Hohner, of Goderich, is visit- ing friends in this vicinity. I Mr. and Mrw'R. Alle�n, Bobby and Betty*, and Mrs, Addison attended the flower show in Go,derich Thursday ev- ening. . —The regular monthl I y W. M S. meeting of the W. M. S. was held in the school room of the church Wednes- day afternoon. August 12th, with a - fairly large attendance. In the ab sence of the president, Mrs. Neil Mc- Gregor, occupied the chair. The.mcet- ing was opened by singing Hymn 374, followed by prfiyer by Mrs. McGre- gor. The responsive Scripture read- ing was taken from John 6:5-15 and a few very well chosen remarks made on it by the leader. Psalm ' 19 W&a then .sung -and Mrs. �Dayman led in . lesson was given by the temperance secretary, Mrs. Haugh. Mrs. Tough, herald for this month, brought tidings. from In- dia. A few of the ladies then led in sentence prayers, remembering our medical missionaries at home and on the foreign fie -Ids. The ' devotional leaflet, I'lHe had compass�'on on them" rwas read by 'Miss McGregor. The study -, I aflet, "The Home Mission Hospital. were in charge of the fol- lowing ladies: Mrs. J. Watson, MTS, Brock, Mrs. Dayman and Miss Swan, Th6 September meeting, which take�E the form of a birthday party, will Ix held -at the borie, -of Mrs. Neil Mc- Gregor. After singing Hymil 464 Mrs. McGregor Alosed the meeting with prayer. . Successful Music Pupils-�The fol. lowing pupils ,of Feleanor 'M. StildeT A.T.C.1A., organist of Knox Pre%bY' terian Church, Kincardine, were sue CeSSful in paSgiig the Toronto 'Con vervatoTY of Music examinationw- Theoretical examinations: Intermedi ' ate Hlistory—Miss. Blanche Mustard lKippen. Junior CounteTpoint—Blandli, mustsr� ,ist class honorn;, Junia narmony_�4tianebe Mustard; J11-Ai0i � " � ': � � 1,'� - . I ,riX.;,:,"t.��,''O'I",!� ,,,�, �, I . . 4 . _ : .�,,'��,��,4 1�),§,M,� ;e - . ,, " , , i, ", ,,,J-1, " , �,64�1� , 'k, .��. . ,�� , , " `V,,�'Ijlp, ,.I !',�,,`.`,',�, Z"'., 1, ,,�,,��.'�.'��,%,,�-,'.�,�l,,,,��,,',,k�,ii�,,,��ill�,��8.��,��,,,�'e,,,�,,.,",',,',��,�,,�. 1�,i ' '4t� "P ' ' 'I �i�,.,p , , 1� , " 1. 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I i . .11,1111, .1. . , Ist class honors; ln� - Wo, I , on ,Bray, Blyth, bon- irs ' In t ,, . lie theory examinations, .�'fjs Blanche' Mustard accrued the - ,reatest number of marks, obtaining . . p in Junior Counte,Kpoint; in Piano- !orte examinations, Ruth Hilborn was i Agliest,with 85 marks. ; .10o. r, - HILLSGREEN W. 'M. S,The regular monthly neeting of the Women's Missionary ' 3,"jety was held a,t the home of Miss knnie Jarroitt on Wednesday Kter- toon, August 121th, with Mrs. J. Coch- ane presiding. , Wi) opened -our meet - ng by singing Hymn 249 and silent wayer. The Scripture lesson was ead by Mrs. ilL McAllister and Hymn . 37 was,,sung. The Treasurer and ;ecretary's reports were read and , a- ., [opted. The devotional leaflet was , ead, by Miss Eileen Turner. fl!ymn 41 was sung and prayer by Mrs. W. �urner. The business and, offering ms. then taken. The leaflet on "Our Ionie 'Mission Tiosp ' ital,s" was, given ,y Miss Annie Jarrott, Mrs. B. Me- Olister and Mrs. W. Turner. Hymn 36 was sung and the me4bng closed y all repeating the Lord'.s Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, of Lan- ing, Michigan, have -been visiting at fie home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ,nd other friends. , Miss Edna -Cochrane, R.N., spent the _ . veek end with her brother, Mr. and Irs. Cleve Cochrane., of Brucefield. Mrs. L. Troyer spent Sunday with Ir. and Mrs. A. Bell, of'Exete.r, al§�o vith Mr. and. Mrs. W. Dignan, --of near le,nsall. Mother Angela, of Chatham, is pending her vac4ti ' on with heir ' riother, Mrs. A. Hagan, and family. , (Mr. and M'rs. James Love and fam- ly spent,Sunday with firiends in Sea- orth. . Mr. Ross Love and Mr. Orville ' )mith are wearing broad smiles these ,ays; it's baby daughters. Messrs. Jack and Fred Steacey, of )etroit, spent the week end at the ,o,me of Mr. W. Jarrott.- Mrs. Steacey vho has beeii spending several weeks, eturned to her hame with thein.. Rev. Conner conducted the service n Sunday. On Sunday next Rev. A. �inclair, of Hensall, will conduct the ervice at 2.30. The. fall anniversary of the Hills- :reen Church will be held on Sunday, ;eptember 20tb, with Rev. A. V. Robb f Centralia, as the special- speaker. HIBBERT tQ the The Council.—ThE regular meetin.- if the Hibbert leouncil was held at 3taffa 3 on -M-onday, August 10tb, all nembers present. The Reeve �pre- iided. The minutes of the last regu- ar meeting and of a special meeting were read and on motion of William [,Cay and Frank Allen were approved ind signed. Russell Scott was paid -he suni of $Do for sheep killed and iamages to' flock, and the clerk in- ;tructed to notify the owners of dogs �ertified by the Sheep Valuator to iave,be-en responsible to pay the dam- iges to the council. A delegation I rom Stratford General Hospital solic- ting the usual g -rant, were promised Lhe sum of $'50. Resolutions were :)assed instructing the, Clerk to for- ward the account of putting lights on i bridge on the West Boundary to T john Empey, County Engineer, for payment. Also to issue an order of �5.00 for weed cutting on the Donlin- [on Hotel property and enter the amount on the coll - ector's roll against said property. The treasurer submit- ted his estimates for general township ,_xpenditures and road expense. By- law No. 370, authorizing and confirm- ing the levying of rates for the cur- rent year, was passed and si-ned by the 'Reeve and Clerk. County rate, 6.72823 mills, general township rate, ,875 mills; road expenditure rate, 1,N5 mills. A communication was read from the Clerk of Tuckersmith advis- ing the Council of Hibbert that,a reso- lution had been forwarded to, the prqinage. Referee at Ottawa re�quest- ing permission to vary the assessment schedule on the Shepherd Creek Drain. The 'Clerk was instructed to communicate with the township solic- itor, E. G. Thompson, to arrange a nie-eting with the council with regard to the ornission of. the Scott Drain levy in 1929 and Walker Drain levy in 193O.' Orders for approximately ' expenditure and $128 :gen- eral expense were issued. The meet- ing adjourned to meet again on Mon- day, September 14tb,- at 1 p.m. 'Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Clerk. -----.*— � BAYFIELD Miss J. E. Whittaker, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. J. H. McLeod. Mr. G. A. Peddie spent a few days last week at his home in Toronto, re- turning to the village on Monday. Mrs. F. C. Gemi�hardt and Miss Evelyn returned home on Sunday after spending two weeks in Toronto and -Orillia. iMr. and Mrs. M. C. Hart, Helen and Charlie Hart, of Toronto, are guests with Mr. and Mrs. G. K. King. ,Mr. Eric Muir, of Toronto, is a guest at the Albion Hotel. 'Mr. and'Mrs. William Murray and son, ,of Detroit, have moved to the village. . William and Dan Murray have, pur. chased land from Mrs. Smith, on tb( Bruee,fielld and Sauble Line corner where they are busy erecting a gar, I age. ab. E. Patchiell, of the Canadiar I Bank of Commerce, spent the wee) , end at,gouthampton. � . Anniversary SeTViCeG. - SUCCeOSfU . annivers;ary services weie held in St . AndreWs United Church Sunday I August 16tb, Rev. A. I,. Armstiong . D.'D., of Toronto, preaching at botl , services. In themorning his text WR � taken from Aets 17-23, "To the un � known God� Him I declare unto You, and spoke mainly on India, that In& � �, . I ,Fy,� V�14 � ,p Mary Stewart, of ,Clinton, an#� , Vkr,' Eric 'Chapman, of London, who t1so gave solos and duets in excelWat roice. The, financial response of the lay exceeded theamount asked. ,On ;he following evening, a most enjoy� &ie concert was put on in the cWurch )y Mr. W. R. Goulding, Qif Exeter, and 14.3 Huronian choriis of 15 voice$. rheir nun�bers. wore rendered in an mcellent manner. Mr. Grant gave � I everal fine violin selections, and MT. �bbot, r�adeT, pleased all with his ,�xcEjlent numbers. The concert was L real'treat. 11 . ON 4 WALTON Walto'hians who visited, out of own included:' ,Mr. and Mrs. Clar- mce Bennett ,, in St. Thomas- Mrs. . ohn Watt, with -relatives in Blyth. . Week end visitors at the homv of &T. and Mrs. Oliver Turnbulll includ- �d: Mrs. Maxwell, of Kingsville; ,Mrs,s 3. McLaughlin, of Glencoe; Miss )'Hara of 'Petrolia; Mrs. W. Ferg-u- on arid Helen, 'Miss J. Campbell, digs Ann McLean, of Strathroy. Rev. Andrew and Mrs. McNab, of . �anark, are at present renewing ae- [uaintances- in the vil-lage. Rev. Mr. 4-cNab conducted the services in )uff's United Church here on Sunday norning. He was a minister in the Id Presb�7terian church here and it is wenty-two years -since he left this 'icinity. - I The sudden death occurred on 'Sat- - irday eveningof J. William Radford, ,f Clinton. Mr. Radford had ligen ,isiting his son, W. 9. Radford, -here Lnd was stricken with a stroke a)bout welve o'clock on Saturday. Althougli V1r. Radford ha,d not been in the ,best , if health for some time his'sudden [eath came ,as a great shock to the ommunity. Besides his wife he leaves o mourn their loss one son, W. E. tadford, of 'Walton, an aged mother if Clinton, and two brothers. The I uneral was held on Wednesday after - loon from his home inClinton. An a'ccident -occurred on Sunday Lb011ti, . twelve-thirt�y o'clock when a -ax , owned by Thomas Williamson tild driven by his s -on, was coming )ut of the church grounds, collided vith a northbound car. The car was werturned. and although the occu- )ants received a severe shaking up io one was seriously hurt. Mr; and VIrs. William Stevenson and ' niece, Vliss Cameron, and Mr. and,Mrs."Lyle �tevenson, of Kirkton, were riding in ,he northbound car. Vi,�itors in the village over the week end included: Mr. and Mrs. I-ordon Taylor and daughter, Jean, 3uelph; Mr. Overholt and son, Wil- nir, Toronto, withr"Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy; Miss Hazel D-rager and Aelvin Le Coomberg, Detroit ' Michi- ,,an; Mr. -and Mrs. Ritchie Drager and son, Charles, Gait; Mr. and Mrs. R. Blay, London, with Mrs. Charles Drager; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat- son, London, with the latter's par- Ents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Joseph Bennett; Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin St. Thomas, with friends; Mr. and ;wrs. Arthur Gardi,ner and,family and Miss Christena McKegg, Kirkton, with Mc, and Mrs. P. B. Gardiner. Visitors in the village at present inclu�e: Dr. and Mrs. F. Neal and son, Allan, with Mrs. W. Neal; Basil Wilson, London, and L. P. Forsythe, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Huy. A TASMANIAN BUSH VIGNETTE - 6'n0'_,k*tiQn 'and tile on,mUlng 'Q '� 0 'L . promptly ,stampeded. jiop a wiie�. I 1. '.�'. fenco tlw,y charged, A Angling and screa;TAiing of loosened Nilre, a eon-, fused scramble and they were free, thunder! , ng across auothp;� run, tails 'I elevated, bellowing crazily. , A wide'stretch qt 16* marshy . ground intersected bk a'Tilver stood directly in the trackof Q,io fire. Work- ing frantically on the dry -ground to I I one side of this were a ' number of men. A counter -fire as it break had been started. This reared down on the flat, fiercely at first. then with less vigor as, it encountered the damp green vegetation. Isolated patches of withered reeds dared up, crackled for a space, flickered -out. Sparks caught up by gusts of wind spun a- cross the river igniting the sun-dried herbage on the other side in scores of places. But other 11TO fighters were already there. Beating the thrusting flames back with green boughs with wet bags, istampirig them underfoot, saturating the ground with water -carried up in, kerosene buckets, they fought them doggedly. To and 'fro the battle raged, the men darting about through billowing Iilie f clouds.of smoke, looking lends from the nethermost pit. For a time the outcome hovered in tbe- balance, until at last a dropping wind turned the kcale in favor of the defenders. A tense period of waiting as the big fire approached tl�e narrow break. Then it fizzled out in a dying surge ost like a wave expending itself on a stretch of sandy beach. .0. . — ,,BIRTHS Smith -In sti�A�ey, on August 14th, to Mr. ,and Mrs. Orvi,lle Smith, a daughter. Love—In Clinton Hospital, on August 14th, ,to Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love, o(f Hensalq, a , daughter. , Rogers—In ,Scott Mertiorial Hospital Sea - forth, on August 4th, to Mr.,and i4rs. R. ,C. Rogers, of Cromarty, a daughter. His labors on the fence completed, the shepherd rolled a -well-earned cig- arette. A match spluttered and flar- ed; the tobacco glowed. Then 'he spur- red his tired horse forward at a can- ter, disappearing over the crest of a low ridge. Out of the kangaroo -grass at the very spot where the man had last paused, curled up a tiny blue spiral of smoke. After a short inter- val there was a red spurt of flame— followed another, and another. The withered grass had caught alight. The. hot northerly wind played with th�7flames. fanning them ceaselessly, scourging them tbrough the grass, causing them to ignite fallen twigs, desiccated, tinder -dry. They era ' wled ,relentlessly up the bole of a stringy bark gum, licking -hungrily at the hairy bark, witining .through the ,tufts of oily leaves. A startlqd orp- ossum darted out of his hole by a branch fork. Dazed, half -suffocated by the pungent smoke, he balanced 'himself unsteadily for a moment, fin- ally launching himself into space. A bump as be landed heavily, and then he awkwardly staggered down the fence, shaking his paws as he went. A six foot strip of loose bark flut- tered pennonlike from a branch. The flames caught at the joining end, blaz- ing up fiercely. The strip parted from the tree, sailing off through the air, spraying the grass with smouldering fragments. Where each piece fell, a black and eVeT-wid- . ening circle appeared, red -rimmed, implacable, creeping back against the Wind, -surging forward. ' So the fire spread . Along a front of over two miles the bush was a rag- ing inferno. Great trees moaned and whined as the flames coiled round them, dispelling their s-ap as steam, reducing their volatile leaves. to ash. ' The fire tore through the wattle scrub, racel through the grassy flats, leaving a charred and -smoking no -man's land behind. Down in an. open paddoc� , five or ,six hundred frightened sheer , cowered against a wire fence. Theri I was no gate, no outlet for escape . Wath a hissing crackle the fire surg& through the flock. A denser pall ol , smolke rose up, lingered a little, an� : then. d'rove on. In place of the sheel that had been, a charred ,and heavinE [ mass of carcasses remained. Then . was ,a� overpowering odor as a. , singeing feathers, of burnt flesh. Be , tore the fire fled a mob of kangar i oos, crashing through the scrub, hurt 3 ling across the open with a series a . thum,pitig leaps, catapulting lithell I over wire fences. OveAead flew I i motley concourse of birds, some, ut � . . . ., - ". I �i��,,!,..,:;, * 1 I , , , -, MARRL4GES � iind-Hormey.-A,t the Main Street United �Church Parsonage, Exeter, on August 8th, :Miss Mi,neretrta Lavice Horney, R.N., to Mr. John Robert Hind, by Rev. C. J. Moorhouse. I DEATHS i ,cott-On August loth. all the Toronto West- ern Hospital. Lottie Maud Young. widow Of the late Robert Scott, of Seaforth. LIVE STOCK MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Toronto Axgu�,' 18- F.1lowing lts�aweek's heavy supply, the run ,f cattle,, for s�a-le at the Union St�ck Yards ,Monday at F.300 head was decidedly in ex- ICIA of rc,iuirements- and some 2 000 head, Mostly common tomedium quality killers, were ansold at the close. Good and choice heavy iteers and butcher cattle were steady, though 5aies up to last week's 7 cents per pound top were lacking. Plain to medium heavies c wer � ,a slow sale -and 25 cents per cwt, lower at the close of the day's trading. I Good heavy steers sold from 6.40 to 6`4 ,ent, Per Pound. with fairly good kind at 6 , to 61/i cent%. while com,m�n sold as low at , 1.11 cent, per pound in sPots. Good handy butchers- made 6 to 6"i cents. and a few choice 61' ' ,to an extreme 6:�', cents. Corn - Mon light steers sold as Jow as 4 cents. Baby beeves were steadyi at S to 9 cents for choice ind 7 cents for medium quality. Cows were Irnwgy with prices bari-ly steady on the bulk at .1 , to 4 cents for plain to good butchers, though a few fancy cows. goo to 1,070 pounds made 4i,!, to 43/� cent.s. Canncrs and cutters sold from a cent to 21,, cent, ppr pound, Very 86,1XeXWUW, - XjVPq4 F. Q� 1 3 Na . " W 1, I � .,.-. .. � CARD OF T . . HANKS I . M% -s. Mary Neely and family wish . to thalik , their many friends for all the gifts, flulvera and many kindnesses shown them ditring her long ialnisssp.' . � I � 11 I I I CARD OF THANKS Mm -s. William Momia and familly desire to express -their sincere appreciation of the wAny kindnesses extended to them in their recent bereavement, also for the many spiritual bon. queta and flaral offerivgs. S32a_1 . - I . .— I I CARD OF THANKS ____L_ Mr. and Mrs. James I FTR wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind e_xpres- 6imas of sympathy and to thank the neighbors and friends for their help and use of cars during their recent bereavement. - I TENDERS WANTED Tenders for the_mar)icipalities share of work t be done on the Ca;rter Award Drain, i ��ide Road 5 and 6, ceasici. 2, Memllop Township, wig be received by the.undersigned till Wednesday, August 26th, 1931. Tenders will be opened at 7 i�.m. on said da,te at site of drain. Plans aad specifications of work may'he I seen 'at Engineer ,S. W-Archibald's office, Ses- forth, or at office of Clerk, Con. 3, Lot 35. Lowest ,or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. JOHN McNAY, Clerk, I Seaforth, R. R. 2. $323-1 1 1 ___ — CAPITAL .THEATRE Northern Electric Sound System 11 I I GODERICH Phone 47 West Str�gt A Nice Drive and a Good Show ! Now Playing—Marlene Dietrich and Victor McLaglen in "DISHONORED" Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday , GEORGE ARLI . SS in his first modern comedy -THE MILLIONAIRE' with David Manners, Evelyn Knapp, James Cagney, Noah Beery—A great artist and a great cast with dialogue by I .BOOTH TARKINGTON Thursday and Friday I On the Capital Shage "THE COLLEGE FLAPPER" with a cast of 150 local players including a glee club and dancing chorus. Don't miss this LIONS CLUB Benefit Show in aid of crip- pled children. Saturday Afternoon and Night DOROTHY MACKAILL in 11 PARTY HUSBAND" with Donald Cook and JamesRen- nie. A modern breezy entertain- ment. Matinees Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.m. �. fcw bull� crossed the scale, at a range Of 0. 21�., to 414 cents per Pound. j�i_t the odd fancy - butcher bull making the top. Store cattle .. H. C. BOX were fairly Plentiful, the bulk arriving fro the Wes4, A dozen loads of ,tockers sold from V/2 to 4 cents, and some four loads of MondaY, Aug. 3-1 irued steen, close to 800 Pound,. made 4-% 0 cents. Twenty head. averaging 912 Pounds, Licensed Embalmer made n top of .5 cents per Pound. can be, and will be one of the most Quotations:- Heavy beef steers .............. $.-1.50 -o $6.75 iniportant days in your life, if you . . cifers , choice ................ 6,00 6.50 11 -will take advantage of t 1,e opportun- Do. fair to good ............ 5.50 5.75 Do., eornin,i ............. . ,,nn �-,nn ity if nreqents. Butk-.h,r steers, choice ........ 6.00 6.4 D,o., fair, to gr on d .......... ,rl.50 5. 7 5 4.50 5.00 The Fall Tenn at the Do., common .............. Butcher cows, good .......... 3.50 4.00 Flowers furnished on short Canners and cutters .......... 1.50 2.50 3.00 4.00 0 Butcher hu -11.q, good to choice .. Do�. 1,,logras, .............. 2.00 2.50 BUSINESS COLLEGE Raby beef .................... 7.00 9�09 Feeders, good ................. 4.50 5.00 ' Stratford, Ontario Stock(,rs .......... ........... 3.50 4.75 Sprinvers .......... ......... 50-00 80.03 Calves, szood and choice ...... 8 .5 0 9.00 opens on that date and many young Do. medium ............... 6.00 8.00 people ,,vill then commence a trainina Do.. grassers ...... � ........ 3 ' 00 3 * 50 800 8.25 which may well ,mean the differe n c'e Lambs, ohoice ................ Do., culls .................. 6.'00 . .., between success and failure in their DO. buK:ks ................. B-00 6_25 lives. 'D 4.50 Sheep .............. ......... I., � Will you not be one of these? Write Hogs, bacon, f.o.b . ........... 6.25 . - Do., do.. w.o.c., 75c above f.o.b. now for full details of the courses. Do., select, $1 per hog premium. Do., butchers, $1 per hog discount. R. F. Lumsden, B.A., Principal � BOX 527 Buffalo, August l8th—Hog receipts, 4,500; STRATFORD - ONTARIO. weights above 160 pounds, activv; firm to five cents higher; buOlc desirable. 170 to 220 lbs., Daily transportation will be arranged $8.lo to $8.16; plainer kinds. $7.90 to $8 ; from Seaforth and intervening points .lighter averages, $7 to $7.50; 2.10 to 260 ll)s,. I 3323-2 $f.40 to $7.75. - * Gwttle receipts, 1,500; dry feil., a4ve g�n- - - _- erfally 25 cents higher; plain grassers an,4 —_ cows mostly steady; choice yenrlings, $9.75 to $10; good steers amil yearling�, $8.75 to FALL FAIR DATES $q.25: heif,rs, $8.75; short feds and fleshy grassers, $7.60 to $8: Plain grass steers and Dates of Seaforth and district fall heifers, $6 to $6.50; fa,t cow,, $4,f)O to $5.50; fairs are as follows: cutter grades, $1.50 to $3. 08dif receipts, 1,200; vealers active, steady; Ailsa Craig ........ Sept. 24 and 2E ,$10 down. I ' Atwood ............ Sept. 18 and 11 Sheep receipts, 6,000; lambs 25 tD mostly Bay,field .......... Sept: 30 and Oct. I 50 cents dower; better grades active at de- Blyth Sept. 25 and 2( clime; good to choice ewe and wether lambs, $8.2,5; mixed offerings, $7.75; bucks and med- ............. Brussels ............... Oct. I and ', ium kinds, ,$7, to $7.50; th""t' 3'rg`ly Dungannon .......... Oct. 8 and t $5.26; sheep slow. ' Exeter ............. Sept. 15 and , V — Wontresil, August l8th—Cattle re,ceiDtB were Harriston .......... Sept, �24 and 21 'Kineardine Sept. 17 and V 891 on the two Montreal live stock markets to- ......... day, Although the receipts showed a decrease Kinmount ........... Sept. 14 and V of about 50 per cent. sales were slow and Listowel Sept. 17 and V prices were about steady on good cattle with the lower ehsier. There were'not top ............ London (WesterrC Fair) Sept. 14 to 11 grades steers. �Good cows were mostly $3.50 t� $9-75, Lucknow ............ Sept. 24 and 21 with medium around $8 and heifers ranged Mildinay ............ Sept. Z2 and 2: frorm ?$a to $5 with an odd one up to $6.60. Milverton Sept. 24 and 21 0 me small lot of Plain to just fai%. quallity steers and heifers brought $4.50 and buns .......... Mitchell ............ Sept. 29 and 84 were slow at $1.50' for light bullognes to $2.60 New Hamburg ...... Sept. 18, and 11 for fairly good cFuaultty. Ottawa (Cen. Can.)..Aug. 24 and 2' Calf receipts 2,007. The calf market wits steady to a shade'edsier Veals were about Palmerston ......... �,Sept. 18. and I steady at $5 to $5510, for common light veal Parkhill .............. Oct. 6 and to $6.16 for fairly good calves. Drinkers and Ri ley .............. Sept. 29 and- 3 p grassers. made the bulk of the oqering juad St. Marys ............ Oct. 9 and brought betweem, $3 and $4.50. Sheep receipts 8,084. Lambs slow and low- SEAFORT11 ......... Sept. 24 and 2 , ord Good lambs were 50 cents 'o'ger se"'w Stratford ............ Sept. 21 to 2 , 47 with a couple oif londs u , to $1,50. Fair p ' from to Tavistock ............ Sept. 4 and . to medium kinds $6.60 ,".75 iand cornmon lambs tZOM 46 tD $6.26. The bulk Teeswater .............. Oct- 6 and . were weighed up at 0.00. Torouto (Oan. Nat.) Aug. 28 i . Sheep were slow at $2 th $& Sept- I ' Botween 700 and 800 hogs soldl at $7.50 for ) and 1 Wellesley Sept. Ir 6 bacons and butchers with a couple of small : lots up to $7.40, fed and watered- Light hogs ...... .... Wingham ............ Oct. 9 and I , were weighe& up at $7 to $7.25. Heavy hogs Woodstock ........... Sept. 24 to- I sold hertwean $5.60 and $6.60 and sowa rarns. L ed from $4 to $5, with an odd one up to Zurich ........ � .... Sept. 21 and �, ' . $5..50. Veterborough .......... Oct- 18 to � 1. 11'11111.��'A '. 10"�. : " � '117�;,,u_ , , , ,, � �� '. , . . .. . " 5t), , I 'I" 1. 4 I , = '—:',--,,�"-��7�':;'��'.'i2�� ,�,;�,,� ;� 1A � *1 11X4W.1 4. ,:;*, % ,?1111t, """ AM-SWA11"111T."AW I �', ,, � � , "I' I 0"I", .�` I , L'�, ,7� Z *Wlrl.�VIIRT-11�11 I I - i C, �, 1, 1� I MI � . ", ., bX11,11 MA 7 1, �", I, , � 4 ,% � �,V 9 1.-' 11:� . �, `3 "MN '.! &0, �1 "" ", - -A-A, � N , I'M.,! '* :. �,yw� ,,, -,`,,,� 1,',y,5Qr;7%,� R%5.14 1, � �` . _�,:,;' .i,�,'! .::' # _� "I'm . I 1. 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V7�101g, 1 1 '�� " il"M . ;----1.1-1 " special recording on the Radio -Phone cpmb, ation dn, I I ;g',,.,,g�%,q,- ' ,J, 'display at the Morrish Clothing Po. store, Clinton; . , : '1111;�""14M - " �-111 I . , �, , lf,��RIV .;;;� , , 11 I " " ,, 11 .. - -..:. 1 ...11;", , VA 4'.... , �� , """ , , , , * '', I 1, I . i , _4 ,1'41-0 .. :: .. 11 . �` '1,;,',),;,, � I ; 1-c I � I , '11'.1��, �... . - I .,. I I. , ,� � . I I . ,. ,�"�N, , �4 . , i , -.---- . I I , I I . :: 11 , '. � I . . . I . � I " �'6 11 . � "� NOTICE i FARMS FOR SALE' - ' ,11"�!�,,�:' . f . . I , ��,� � !,�� '' � 11 ------ 4— - - . , 74,� � IARM FOR SALE. -TO WIND, 'UP TH0. I ,.!:. �" . Will any persons (other than pres- F estate of the late William Ri 7iie valu,-� ,.�,1.4 mu, . 'I, ant members of the- Band), having any able famn property, consisting, of 149,niprev, . )W -, . � �, Band property in their possession, more or less, dn the Township of Rullett 1�* . _� I i-,, . please return same to the Band Hall 5, Conees ion 4, must be sold. This is a vay . I ,.;.�. R, i 6 ,V" desirable farm property, suitable for dahvl= + ( 11�,��,�, , 1, , �2 . Ad, � or to 4 lor mixed faraning, with an ample supply of -111111 i; . �',�_ �;.,M?11 � WALLACE PARKE, Sec., ' a "nk barn and good frame house . ,. .. li, It Band. I wa%�dalr poriian of purchase Price I .. �, Seaforth Highlanders in e ,�Air, A 1:, may be left on mortgage. Apply to W. J. :. - , � i� 4444 . . . . . '';. ". ,;. 3323-1 .� M�cCULLY, Stratford, Out., (Executor). . .1 .1 ", i . I . : ,_ I I � �, ,4 . , IMARM FOR SAT .—FOR SALE PART LOT .: ` I '': 11 A� 28 and 29, Concessionlil, McKillep, 78"* � ,�, " ])ISSOLU- - ,I taining 192 acres V kpow-p ,, the �T. Ir. , ��, �11 . � 66 1 .4A! I .11, . .. NOTICE OF), Rays farm. Must ld to Close the estativ ,f�,, For varticuftni ' ... ,11"', I I ., 14,_,, �,,�.�. TION OF PARTNERSHIP If not -old will be re -ted- 'A. �,... apply to J. M. GOVMffA)CK,L EXe�.Utor, &&.' . . ,L, . I ;� "�� _) L I - I 'P , I , I I . '.1 , `:Ili'i . . �,� � forth- I S20149 . ,-� ,,,�,�,� NOTICE is hereby given that the partner- �, , - . .ship heretofore carried on by William Ament ARM FOR SALE.—LOT 4, CONGESS101T .,.1. Y��, ; . ; 1 .4 �` F "" -� ... and Janet Ament, inthe Town of Seaforth, 1, Hay,'l mile north of Exeter on No. 4 1 . ,"111 ... I __"... � , in the County of Huron, under the firm name Highway, containing 100 acres. On. the prem, . � 11.11". ,,, IRK, � and style of W: Ament & C-OmParly, as dealers ises are a two storey neN,v brick house, one . � K, ',�',��,� "El. - .. i Qi , in deal and coke, at the said Town of Sea- bank barn, one frame barn, new hish humagi, I - " I [: I � forth, has beein dissolved; and that the said .three neverlwfailing wells; well fenced with �.l L.. I ... Janet Ament has no longer any <5onnection or wire and in excellent shape of eultivatliam. I .1 � ,:_ I interest in the said,firm. I Twenty minutes walk from High School and I -��L,�J , s wM An future be, carried on by all ,equipped with I.Iydr.o, and wm- be sold wM ,.'�. The bules. . . . . . . ,,24F the said William Ament, who -will pay and or without crop. Apply on the premises or ... .�-.,, . discharge all debts and liabilities arid receive address JOAN CALDWELL. R. R. 'NoD. 3, 1,.!,��. � L � all moncys Payable to the said firm. Exeter. 3011�_tf .... 11 I il�Q� W I �, ,-� DATED at Seaforth, this Fifteenth day -of i .Z,� � � ... ,;11 LLL . q.. 5 ARM FOR SALE.—LOT 11, CONCESSION .1,111 . August, l981. F .I. ,,It 111 R11 WILLIAM ANENT i 4, H.R.S., Tuckersmith, acintaining 100 �! .. , 11 , 3322-1 JANET AMENT ,acres of choice land, situated on county roa& I'� . I I �,�%( 111/4 -id south of the prosperous Town of . �, �! I! Seafo;Zon C. N. R. Railway; convenient to I'' '1141,11 "I __ ;o � - 'schools, churches and markets. This faThl b I ;�;,,, , , I abl underdrained, well fenced; about 2 acm . �-,� ". I ,,,�; of choice fruit trees. The soil is excellent � Wn '', MORTGAGE SALE I amd in a good state of cultivation and all I J� A, - ,� �,� _�,� I . , 1�� 11 Of , suitable for the growth of alfalla, no waste I i '61 L . . . . . "!f I CHOICE FAR'M IN THE TOWN- �land- The farm is well watered with two - � �,,�,., . ... .. " never failing wells, also a flowing sprint , " � ,g In 11 . ,�,�� SHIP OF McKILLOP Ith. farm Yard; about 40 acres plowed and I 11 �.rl � acres Of 11 "., Under and by virtue Of the powers of sale -ready for spring seeding, also 12 falll . ", I I , .1", ; � contained in an indenture of mortgage which wheat; remaimd� is seeded with n1fAlfa, The .. ".." .. LL L, ' i I 'LL , wild be woduced at the date of sale, there will buildings are first class, in excellent reriair-, . �.�, 1. I he offered for sale by public auction by j the house is brick and is modern in every re- . .:�!! � , ,I! ��, Thomas Brown, .kuctioneer. on the premises, spect, heated'- with furnace, bard and soft . "'.,4� 1 1,1,�.,., on Saturday. li,th day of September. 1931, at water on tap, a three-piece bath room; rural 11 I �111 , ,, , �!, � o'clock in the afternoon, the following lands 'telephone, -also rural mail. The outbufldingo ,;;r:� "i'd, I -,�� - , �T I, - and premises, mmelYt 1consist of barn 5ox80 feet with stone stab- '�n All and singular that certain parcel or ling under; all floors in stable cement; the ! � 11 ;1;1,� r, . tract of land and premises, situate:, lying and Ftabling has water system installed. A good ,,� �._ I -atorey ;. I ,einiz in the Township of McKillOV; in the frame driving shed, 24x48 feet: a 2 .,i , , County of Huron, and Province of Ontario, hen house 16x36 feet. A brick pig pen w9h , ", � and being composed of the East half of Lot cement floors capable of housing abuirt 40 1 ;L" ' " , �ip, Number Eleven (11) in the Thirteenth Con- pigs. The house, stables and barn have Hydra 1%::",- I cession Of the said Township of McKillop, installed. Anyone desiring a Ent class home . 1,11 i Seventy-five and choice farm sbould see this. On aemunt , .. 1, contain ng by admeasurement :; I acres of land be the samd more or less. of 411 health I will sell reasonable. Besides ... . ,LLLL There are erected on the said lands a the above I am offering Lot 27, Concession 12, .... I frame house in prood state of repair, a large Hibbert, consisting of 100 acres choice land. . �._' frame barn with stone foundations and 65 acres well underdrained: 10 acres maple I'll, ��J ,, d' good orchard and the bush, all.seeded to grass', no waste land. On , 1� ,,tabling. There is I be,t vra�el Pit in the County; the land is the premises are a good bank barm 48x56 feet 11, I'll ,,cry fertile and well drained and fences are and frame house, an excellent welL The ' ' ". �, in fair ,state of rePair, farm is situated about 5 miles from the pros- . ;1' R 10 per cent. in cash perous village of Herisall on the C.N.R., one� I, , _ on the day of sale and the balance in thirty quarter of a mile from school and mile from .;, . � �, r (lay, thereafter, The pu rchaser wUl be re- I church. This farm has never been cropped .... , 11 ..... quired to sign an agreement to complete the much and is in excellent shape for croppinw ..".1;, , ;,� sale. or pastur,e. I will sell these farms together ,;j�. . Funther conditions of, sale wUl be made or separately to suit purchaser. For further "I'll "..�, I known on the day of the sa.le and may be particulars Apply to the proprietor, Seaforth, . .... had in the meantime from the undersigned. R. R. 4. or phone 21 on 133, Seaforth. THOS_ ,�,, :;, . DATED thi,i 13th day of August, 1931. G. SHILLINGLAW, Proprietor. 8801id 1 '; li�mu.i Lrown, Auctioneer, Seaforth. . F.., � . , I I ;J. 11 JOHN J HUGGARD, _. ..� . I � Vendor ;s Solicitor. . A, , � ... I Seaforth, Ontario. 3322-4 __ — — Nith Your, -Next Order TRY � US ECONOMIZE ON FUEL Choice dry hardwood per cGrd, '$4.50; Choice dry soft wood, split to stove size, $3.50 per cord, de- livered. On quantities of three cord or more, 25c less per cord. ' W. M. Sproat ,'hone 136-2 4, SEAFORTH French Dry Cleaning - Steam Cleaning Dyeing, Pressing I Repairing and Alterations of— Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel and Household Goods All work done by experts in an up-to-date Cleaning Plant in Sea.- foith. WE PAY POSTAGE ONE WAY ON OUT OF TOWN O�RDERS- Gillespie's Cleaners and Dyers. PHONE 196W We Call for and 11eliver. V. J. GILLESPIK nroP. ___ .. I A. BARGAIN 1. POR SALE—Aie aeres, one M& from Seiaforth; modern house with furnace, bath and. toilet; aniall ban good orchard. Taxes, $115Y. Spi . 'i chanee to start chicken farm, boo, eta. Apply to '. I R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, OnL US" .. , THE JOHN RANKIN ! AGENCY I Insurance of AU kindL ! . Donds, Real Estift , ' - ;', . — Money to Lostfil&_ , - ,:�,� � , . 1. % . I ; � I �,� SWYORtHt ONTARTO � I ,L�,! Phone IM Z16'11 �,,I� CPA I —k , �_ , "' 1. .,,:,:�, ,;.,�Ii`: , � . I �, t " ,, �� "'I""I � I �,��tl,,�; . ��,,�.:!�,M , , I I , . . . � . ,- � . � � . 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