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Thursdayy;'FridaY and 'Sattirday-=April 27, 28, 29
T1 PICTURE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
;MARIE DRESSLER. in f`EMMA"
Coming -:-"OKAY, AMERICA" .. '
Matinees Sats and holidays, S m, Two sllawa nightly, 7.3O.ai id 9.15
WALTON
Grow Peas.—Farmers wanted to contract
for y>5:owang'. plot. • Seed furnished on con-
tract basis. If inteneshed, communicate with
'.!Cook Bros. Milling Co., Heiman. Ont. Ph
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The April meerbing of the Women's
Missionary rSaei y • and Women's'
Auxiliary of ;Du'ff's United Church
was held in the basement of the
uurch osi Wednesday afternoon,
April 12. The president, .Mrs. (Rev.)
'IC. Cumming, was in 'charge of the
umassiernary Inveet'ing, w'hi'ch opened'
with prayer and a hymn, after which
the derd'ot» orad topic was giver; by
Mrs. (Rev.) Gumming. Floilowinrug
another hymn the minutes of The
previous m'e'ting were read by the
4aecretary, Mrs. John '1VLoDonald and
oa latter ;was read which had 'bean re-
ceived from Northern Saskatchewan
regarding clothing sent in a bale..
Mrs. P. Shaw and Mrs. 'Waiter Dav-
1'udsrom were appointed as delegates rto
the 'Women's Missionary Convention
tat Th'a'mes Road United 'Church on
April 25'. It was decided that a spe-
.. sial meeting be held. -...each„ auarter
-with lantern slides, the first, Meeting
ibo be 'held the first week in May. The
s'o11 call rwas responded to with a verse
-of Scripture containing the (word.
9Hlope: A splendid topic was given
lby Mrs. P. Shaw from Dr. Oliver's
study book on Dr. Carmichael and
gym. !H;erd'men. The • (meeting c'l'osed
with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. D.
11MdGailum'. The May meeting Will be
lheld at the home , of Mrs. C. 'Bar-
rows on the 13th concession of Mlc-
101101p-
IMrisrs Margaret Love has returned
thorn a after 'spending several 'weeks
\ j r her sister, 'M ii..Fred Kerley
and other belatlives in Toronto.
Miss Annie 'McTaggart rhas return-
ed home after spending several
months with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watt,
',Hrullett.
Daniel Slteiss has returned home
rafter spending several weeks at the
1iion a of Mr. and Mrs. John Benne-
"wefts, Bradha'genr.
Msg. Ruth I•Poerle -and- Mr. • nand
Mrs., Chas. Sellers and son, Clayton,
are holidaying with Mrs. Howie, in
1H1ed llelbung.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Marks Who
'/lave resided in rooms above the gar-
age for a number of years, have
anon 'ed their howselhlold 'e'filelcfs• lie
/th'e'ir own residence which was re-
cently occu'pie'd by Mrs. Marks' Par-
ent/a, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mann.
Mrs. Colin Fing+land spent Monday
1Ii .Stratford.
The Young People of Duff's „Unit-
ed Church met ,in the basement of
the ch'urc'h onISdnd'ay evening with
the .president, Harvey :Bryan's,. in itVliss, Verlyn Thiel (visited recently
charge. The meeting orpenred with a at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. W.
Short sing -song with Gertrude Mil- ,Reichert. -
ler acting as pianist. The Scripture IMrs. Otto Stephen, of Hensel], is
lesson was given .by Waiter Bewley spending a few days at Easter tare
from; 1 sCorinthians 15:222„ after with Mrs. J. Stephen and family,
which sentence prayers were offered IMrs. R. Love is spending Easter
by 'Misses Jean Drager, Rulby'Young, with her son, Mr. and 'Mrs. R. • Love.
Edna Reid and Wallace Shannon. IMr. and Mrs: Ross Dick and son,.
Following the offering and a hymn, 'Douglass, and Miss Edna Cochrane,
splunrdi'd topic entitled, "How Does R.N., of T'oron'to, are visiting at the,
Our Belief inr +Resurrection 'Help?" home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Cochrane.
was given by Blair Shaw. The pas- (Misses Agnes and Jean 'Cameron
tor, Rev. C. Cuiuming, read' an in- of Clinton, are visiting 'their aunt and
tteresting 'chapter on "David Living- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cochrane
stone," . after which the :meeting was for Easter week.
closed with a hymn and 'prayer. Thos Miss Gladys Jarrott visited her
Meeting next Sunday evening will be aunt, 'Mrs. Alvin McBride, of near
in charge of the Literary Commit- . Kippen recently.
tee and the topic, "Salbbath Observ- Miss Mary Hagan, of London, spent
awe Week" will be taken by Miss Easter at her home here with her
Qlea trud''e' Miller. sister, Miss Dolly, and brother, Frank.
The pulpit in Duff's United 'Church Mr. and ;Mrs. Lennis Seimon and
vas occupied by the minister, Rev. children, of Kitchener, spent Easter
C. Cumming on Sunday morning. The with the former's parents.
next chosen for Ids 'discourse „ was
taken from 1 'Corinthians 15:3-4. A
very (pleasing solo was rendered by
IMrs. Colin Fin'gland and two splen-
did anthems. were sung by the choir
under the leadership of Mrs. W. C.
Bennett..
'Ser'vices were held in St. George's
Anglican 'Church on 'Good Friday af-
ternoon and on Sunday afternoon,
-with the rector,' Rev. F. G. Rickard,
'conducting both .services.
The e'hoir from Duff's United
ehurch assisted with the service at
7C2onlerieff United Church on Sunday
afternoon.
The following school teatchers are
spending their Easter vacation in the
vicilllity: 'Miss 'Roby Young, of near
Bayttll, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Young; Miss Aileen Ryan,
of Brantford, art the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ryan;
Miss Jean Turnbull, of Ottawa, 'with
•Mer 1parents, Mr•. and Mrs. Oliver
'?Duriilbu(1l; 'George .Kirkby, of Grand
lBerid, with his..paremits, M. and Mr=s
Herbert Kilroy; Miss Olive Bolger, of
Stratford, at the home of her par -
rents, ;Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger.
Mss A. Love, of Toronto, spent
°the week end with 'her parents, Mr.
• and Mrs. Jos. Love.
IMrs. Isaac Bolton, of M1ceKiillorp, is
• rvisitinig at the home of her daughter,
IM'+e. Wan: Humphrey.
.x. and Mrs. Cecil Gow,1an'd and
Homily, of Fergus, were Easter visi-
tors at the home of Mrs. 'Lowland's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S'arnwef Foribes.
Mr. rand Mas. Jos. Davidson and
'Bion, Murray, of 'London were guests
• with Mrs. Davidson's parents, M. and
l ors. Joseph Bennett.
A three -act play entitled,. "The
Path Alcrogs the Hill;" will be rpres-
ente,d in- the A,O:U.W. Hall op Fri-
day evening by the Young Peoples
Society of Blyth Anglican, church,
under the auspices of the 'G G. M. S.
of St. George's Anglican. {Church, ,of
•WWIalbon.
Mr. and Mrs. 1Harry Cows, 'df
Grafton, were recent visitors at- the
holmle of Mr. and IMrs. Fred .'Rutledge.
!Mks Ethel /Shaw and Blair Shaw,
of Stratford, are (holidaying with
their mother, Mrs. P. Shaw. '
Mr. and IMhts. IThos. Watson, of
rrondo_ni, were . Easter visitors with
the lather's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Jios. Bennett.
' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelley and son,
of Bellgrave, visi'te'd with the former's
sister, Mrs. W. C. Bennett.
Jas. Turnibull, of Guelph, is visit-
ing with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Turnbull.
Miss .Irma. Workman spent the
week end with her parents in •Tuck-
ersmith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison, .of To-
ronto, were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy on Sunday.
iMiiss Eleanor Knight is spending
the Feaster vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J .Knight, Cranbrook.
Art 'Pullman spent the. week end
with his mother, Mrs. G. Pullman,
Mitchell. •
IMr. and Mrs. Jno. Bennewies, of
Brodhagen, were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ,Miller Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mw. Foster Bennett and
young daughter, Mona, of rSeaforth,
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Bennett on Tuesday.
(Misses Luella and Ethel ''Mose, : of
Milverton, are spending their Easter
vacation with their rgrandpareut's,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam rSholdice.
/Misses Isabel and 'Marie Coutts, of
Mitchell, are holidaying at the home
of their rgrandparrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fireeman' Haekwe0l.
McKILLOP
The Ladies" Aid and W. M. 1S. of
Duff's Church held their Easter
Tha-nkofering meeting on Tuesday,
April."18, atthe home of :Mrs. Finlay
McKercher, twenty ladies being pres-
ent. After an'.hour's work the devo-
ti'on'al part of the meeting was tak-
en 'by 'Mrs. W. F. Smith. A number
of readings were given and the Eas-
ter ,tlhanikoffering_program ; way..11sed
Mrs. W. F. Smiith gave a missionaryprayer. Miss (Helen McKercher sang
a solo which was very'much enjoyed..
Business. 'was discussed and it was.
decided to have a home' cooking sale,
on April 22nd an the store recently
occupied by Mrs. .Sheffer. The meet-
ing closed -,by repeating the' Lard's-
Prayer
ordd's-
Prayeir in unison. A. social half hour
was spent. A delicious lunch was
served by the ladies.
IIILLSGRE.EN
DEATHS '
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Elgle.--AAtt his residence, 45th Avenue, Iffin-
k o lver. R. C., 41turf lands Elgie, second
non at the late ¢da. W. 11glle and btxa,
Elgie, Of Stanley Tolwnah4p.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memlar' ad in delar mother, who
massed away April 221sd, 1926.
God Woad give ue friends unnumbered.
lie
He may sive us 41e dash ioggterc;,
But our hearts in aorribw '6e13 us,
He can us bulb one Mother,
aye remembered' ber Lillie.
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TENDERS WANTED
Tendon wanted by the 'Council of the
Township of Tuckensm,ith, for a man to
operate the stone crushen Duties are to
engage men and teams and keep time, keep
crusher and engine in condition. Tenders to
be in on or before April 28Th.
D. F. McGREGOR,
Clerk.
3410-2
IMPORTANT NOTICES
In loving memory of our dear grand-
mother, Elizabeth Pitman Bell Gilding.
A cluster !f+ loving mrengoriev,
The fondest the hearts can farame.
We weave .them intoa garland.
and twine them around her name.
.-1Ina'ea1ted by :her grauriebna, Orval, Har-
old, Frank and Wilber. • 3410x1
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY IN
THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Under and by virtue of the ipiawwers Con-
tained in a certain mortgage which will be
produced at the time of sale, ,the undersigned
will 'offer for sale at
THE . COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HENSALL
TUESDAY, „APRIL 25, 1933
at 3.30 o'clock p.m.
the property knoviiin es part of -Lot number
Two Hundred and Twenty-six (226) en the
south side of King Street dm Moir's Survey
in the said Village of Hernsal'1.
On 'the properit r a the sibore formerly oc-
cupied by W. A. McLaren, hardware merch-
ant, a central and very desirable business lo-
cation.
TERMS OF, SALE
Ten per tent, tdf purcitease money to he
paid, on tthe day of sale. and the balance in
30. days thereafter without tanttereet. The
property will 'be offered far sale subject to a
reserved bid.
(Further terms and Conditions of sale will
be made known on day of s'a'le or may be
lred upon eappilieabdan to the undersigned.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and H'enee0l,
Mortgagee's Solicitors.
3409-2
MORTGAGE SALE
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OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
Under and by . virtue of the powers Con-
tained tar a certain mortgage which will be
produced mit the' sale. the undersigned w•SIl
offer for sale at
COMMEBCIAL HOTEL, HENSALL
Ora
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1988
at 3 o'clock p.m.
the property known as L.ot Number Thir
teen (19) in the Third (3rd) Cbneession, Lon-
don Road Survey, of the said Township, eom-
tAainimg 100 acnes of land, More or less, and
the South Part of Lot Number Ten (10)
W'tt' the' Eleventh (-11ithl and . Twelfth •...(12th)-
Cbncessions of the said Township, containing
51 acres mlare or less.
, Oni the property is a bank barn, brick
house, new drive shed and dairyhouse, goad
hardwood bush about 10 acires, and good
wells. The prcpemty issaid to be well fenced
and .drained.
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be,
paid"Ott sbe .daY. Of -Sate Mid' she'tialanee :rir
30 days thereafter without 'interest. The
property will be offered for sale subject to a
reserved bid.
Further terms and Conditions of `sale will
be made known 'ail the day of sale Or may,
be hada upon application to the undersigned.
GLA(}MAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Hensall,
M'ortgagee's Solicnbars.
pan SALE.—BANNER SEED OATS AND
timothy' seed. Ably to J. A. McKENZIE,
Sew£e:n*1A . Phone 25.
FOR SALE. --WHITE SWEET CLOVER,
Dwarf Essex, Sweet Glover, Soya Beane
211, O.A.C., Banner Oats. Pbere 13 on 82,
Hensall. W. F. ALEXANDER, R. R. No. 2,
Herman. Ont. 3410-1
BUIL• FOR. SALE. --44 MONTHS' OLD
choice Durham bull from a good milking
dam, Prided re somablty. ROY PEPPER-(
Phone 5 on 615, Clinton, or Seadbmtl% R. R. 8,
8410x2
3409-2
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
GLEN MARY AND SENATOR.,
DUNLAP'
$1.00 per hundred; $2.50, five hundred;
$4.50 per thousand.
ST. LAWRENCE BEAUTY
$2.00 per hundred.
ALL PURE VA.RIET'IES r
Delivery Prepaid.
FIFTY-ACRE PASTURE FAWN TO RENT.
21/2 mild. west Of O stainee. Plenty' of
shade and water. Apt/1y to ROBERT L.
JAIMIESON, Lot 7, Ooncemsicer 6, Hallett.
Phone 23 on 220, Sealiiorth. 34094
TO RENT. -0.00 FARM RENT. -0.00 ACRES,
Lot 7, CoaeeseAan 7, MclCilleip, goer r1a9-
ture ; Windmill and Iola Of wader. Apply to
JOS+ePH FLANNERY, Dublin. Phone 87 r
40, DuhThn, 8410-3
AUCTION SALE. ---,GEORGE ELLIOTT HAS
been instructed to sell by 'Public auction
en the Treelike. James StreeJt, Seaforth, on
Saturday, May 6th, tat 250 Pm.. the jrouse;
rot and liousehoff effects of John Grimoldby.
JOHN GRIMOLDBY, Prorprietar; George Ii.
Elntbtt Aue'tiateer. 840,2
CUSTOM HATCHING.—wxITE LEGITORN
olr4OW for anile: chicks bred fawn. Queen
Allmrsndra Senustoriurn Farm Stock, Byron.
Ont. Frrtmr .flho 1500 birdk kdplt on our Lake-
view Pountty: Farm, Tkaalromxl, we aatheired'
1.000 large chalk White eggs daily durriag.
the month of December. Chicks from ihfa
date waY:il May let. 8 ceras ; eller t5e2r, 7
rents earth. It. SCA.RLE1't, Seaforth. 8400ne
277.W.
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Egbert Faber.
HENSALL, ONT.
34094
Wool
Wanted
Toronto prices paid
for Wool.
H. M. Jackson
en'sSmar-
At
Record Low Price.
An Event that will
Appeal to Every.
Value -Wise
Man.
' FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOlt, SALE.—FOR SALE PART LOT
28 tend 29, Goremtilan 3. McKibiop, COM"
Veining 192 'wares end known es the T. E.
Hays' fame_ Must be weld to clove the eatalbe.
If Wilt sold will be rented. For parebicu'iare
apply fb J. M. GOVENLOOK, Evocator, • Sea-
8358-tZ
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE.—Five ams, one mile
frolm, 'Seaforth; modern house with
furnace, bath and toilet; .small barn;
good orchard. Taxes, $16. Splendid
chance to start chicken farm, • bees
eta Apply to
R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ont.
. 2889-t1
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
I590 $18.50 $22.5
WHEN you are offered sturdy pure wool worsted Suits at
these prices, that is a bargain. But when you get them
tailored and guaranteed by famous, reliable makers, it
,is an extraordinary bargain. The style, -the workmanship, per-
fect fit and expert tailoring are all up to the high standard you
would expect to get here. There are Blue Serges, Blue Stripes,
Dark Grey Stripes, Fancy Tan and Browns and Plain Greys. All
rizes. Either one or two trousers, as you wish. '
Come in and" see these wander values.
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TABLE
LINEidS
Reduced
20%
These are finest and first
quality linens, Johri Brown's
famous Shamrock -Brand.
Not in years have you been
able to purchase these high
class table linens at anything
approaching these -prices.
Tablecloths
Two Yards Square
Regular $2.95, for ...$2,35
Regular $3.75, for ...$2.95
Regular $4.75, . for ...$3.80
2 Yards by 21 Yards
Regular $3.95, for ...$3.15
Regular $4.75, for •...$3.80
Regullar' $5.75, for ...$4.0.0
ALL TABLE NAPKINS
Special, 20 Per Cent. Off.
MoreNew Dresses
In the Most
Alluring Styles.
For Every Evening and
Daytime Occasion
$5.75 to $12
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Dresses! Dresses! Dresses! Hun-
dreds of them! Each, one an out-
standing style creation. Every col-
or imaginable. Every new idea for
women and misses in a complete •1
size range, from the slender miss to
the special modes for larger women.
Greys, Sands, Blues, Green's, Blacks,
Ashes of Roses — Made of Jerico
Crepe, Saiid Crepe, Silk Crepe,
Georgettes, Peble " Crepe, Organdie
trimmed.
Women's Full Fashioned
Hose
Kayser, Welldrest or Pen-
man's. Light service weight,
silk to welt, mercerized welt
.and foot built 'for wear.
Wide range of new wanted
shades. All sizes. A real
special.
75c
Special Showing of
New Millinery
The new Hats have not
only the very latest styles
to recommend them, but the
new colorings are so varied
and becoming that they can
be worn with any suit or
dress style. And the prices
are equally interesting.
STEWART BROS., Seaforth