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Marie Dressler and roily Moran in !Trosperity"._,
Monday, Tuesday andWednesday-1May 15, 16, 1'T
•• A BIG SPECIAL
"FAREWELL To, ARMS"
with HELEN HAYES, GARRY COOPER and an All Star Cast
COMEDY NEWS REEL
Thursday; Friday and Saturday—eMay 18, 19, 20
WARREN WILLIAMS and SIDNEY FOX in
•"THE MOUTHPIECE"
IC(XVIEDY CARTOON
• COMING—"THE SIGN OF THE CROSS"
Matinees Sal. and holicliiira, 8 P.m.- Two shows_ raghtly, 7.80 and 9.15
Former Resident
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selucled farming, stockraising • and
feeding. During the Civil War in the
States he bought and shipped cattle
.and it was in this work as a drover
that his son, George, got his first
business experience 'as it was his
responsibility to round up and pay
tor many of these purchases as well
as to oversee the farm in his father's
AbSence.
Califortda was being developed at
this time, and at the age of 19 young
Fowler left for the West with some
of the neighborhood ytking men, who
bad Ibeen there before.
Fowler drifted from that into the
.cattle business and participated in
some of the anti -rustling operations.
In 18'76 he returned to Sea/forth, Ont.
where he married ,Mary .Charlotte
"Fowler, who died August 20, 1928.
Six children were born to thenv--
Edith •Charlotte, now Mrs. R. H,
Slocum, wife of Profebstor Slocum
•att N. D., A. CL; Arthur William,, vice
president of the Dakota National
bank"; Clarence S., uianager of the In-
-ternational Harvester Company truck
..Sales; Raymlond E. George Ross •and
Barry F., all residing in California.
Survilvri•ng besides the children are
three sisters, Mrs. Walter Grassie,
IMers. James 'Caldwell, Mrs. Roland
Larnlbert, Vancouver, ,B.C., a brother,
-William J. Fowler, Leamington, Ont.,
-who visited 'Dad !about a month ago;
0.2 grandchildren, and one great
:grandchild, a boy, born Saturday
to Mrs. Robert Bardrvvell, Minneapo-
,..-lis, daughter of A. W. •Fowler.
• Farmed in Ontario.
Mr. and ,Mrs,. Fowler farmed in
• Ontario until 1880, 'when there was
-Considerable migration to the north-
west section of the States and GeOrge.
..sind his father came to North Da-
kota that summer, locating on some
and south of Buffalo. He headquar-
tered his many activities in Sheldon,
After 1886.
,,..•was -while Dad was in the real
abate rbissiness that he and Smith
•erected the,Grand theater and subse-
quently were forced into the.. show
business. The Grand °periled as a
• successful theater for many years,
booking the best acts on the S. and C.
••thircuit and independently also. After
Mr. Smith withdrerw, Fowler operated
both the 'Grand a rid ,Orpheum
• ;theaters. He thoroughly enjoyed' that
work and loved to -bell stories about
Ms contacts with show people.
Fowler was the first man to give,
Jolson an individual stage part. That
was in 1907 or 1908. He had been
playing in minstrel shows in the east
but had never played an individual
role. An act was needed at the
'Grand to fill in for one that had been
cancelled. D'ad got in touch with
his booking agent and they sent Jol-
son out. The latter was a seared
young entertainer afraid he wouldn't
4`go °veil." He was nearly broke
when he landed here. But Dad
liked his stuff and Jolson took the
-city by storm. Soon afterward
theater .fans were begging Dad to
bring Jolson back for a return en-
gagement The act with Slight
changes, was the one Jolson , used
when he finally hit • the big time
'vaudeville circuits.
GODERICH TP.
The !Porter's Hill Ladies' Aid at
their meeting on Thursday, May 11,
are entertaining the Holmesville lad-
ies.
' Mr. Fred Pickard has had his
'house repaired after the fire On Sun-
day last.
The •Holmesville Young People en-
tertained the Young People of Por-
ter's gin last 'Friday evening. All
report a profitable and good time.
Mr. Harry Proctor ,visited in To-
ronto over the "zreek end.
Miss Jean Ball, of Surnmerhill, re-
turned to her home on Sunday after,
a visit with her friend, Miss A. Mc-
Cartney.
Mr. Elwin 'Pickard rmotoredr to To-
ronto on 'Tuesday.
Kr. Thomas Beetles, of Porter's
Hill, is gradually improving after his
recent illness.
DUBLIN
'Mrs." M: J. Benninger attended
the funeral of her Mother, Mr. MC-
Phee, of Goderithh, on Tuesday.
Miss Rose 1VIc1Connellis visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Dingenran, De-
troit.
Miss Kathryn Byrne, of Formosa,.
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. K. Byrne.
'Misses rMildred and Birdie Murray
spent 'Sunday with friends in Brod-
hagen.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs„ Will Rae, and son,
Robert, Mrs. Helen , Wenzel and son;
Jack, of- iStratford, were visitors at
Mr, Ben Williams' last 'Sunday.
• IMr. Harry Jackson, of Windsor, is
engaged with Mr. Wes. Johns for a
time.
Mr. S. Whaley, of St. Marys. was
a caller here on day last' week..
Mr. and IIVIts. 'Henry rMurch and
•Miss Bowers, of London-, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. P.
March. r
Seeding has 'been delayed on ac-
count of the heavy trains bf last
week.
WINGHAM
The Wingham Sub -division of the
.Catholic Women's League of Canada
elected new officers for the corning
year as follows: President, Mrs.
Patrick Gibbons; 1st Vice-president,
Mrs. Angus McKinnon; 2nd vice-
president, Mrs. Wm. Fergie; 3rd vice-
president, Mrs. John Moir; secretary,
Mrs. john.'Lockridge; treasurer, Mrs.
B. Benniger.
IMr.• and Mrs. W. A. Campbell, of
Toronto, were in town for a few days
,recently,
Miss Rena McDonald resigned her
position at the Walker Stem last
week end and has accervtid a posi-
tion with the Silver -wood's Creamery
in Lueknow. Her many friends wish
her every' success in her new posi-
tion.
Mrs. Jessie Morton, of London,
England, arrived in town last Fri-
day and will visit with Mrs. J. A.
Morton for the summer months. The
ladies expect to take a trip west dur-
ing' the sUinihter to Visit 'Mrs. J. A.
Morton's son in Vancouver.
DEATHS
Thompson.—In Stratford, on 'Saturday, May
• 6th, Jahn Thompson, in his 69th year.
BIRTHS
Lc',.--ln Hay Township, on May 7th, to ,Mr.
ane Mri. tiorcion .uove, a trargit-er.
Westco'-t.—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
May 5th, to Mr. and Mrs., J. A. Westoott,
a daughter. -
Givelin.—In Scott Meniorral Hospital, on May
6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Givelia, a son.
floomamm
IMPORTANT NOTICES
FOR SALE.—TWO GOOD COLLIE PTJPS,
two months old. Arpply to J. R. MUR-
DOCK, Brucelield. • 3413-1
113ASTURE FA1R/111' WANTED WITH PLEN-
5y M water., Apply to A. J. HOUSTON,
Seatortn. Phone 131 r 11. 3418x2
TWO CHOICE YOUNG COWS WAN1'ET./.
bo MRS. L. J. DOIG,
Hensall Central, phone 3413-1
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nAsTuay, 'f 0 RENT.—THIRTY ACRES OF
good pasture, with plenty of water; Wast
half Lot 15, Gancii len 1, Mc ICIlop. Apply
to FRANK MURPHY, 11. 11. No. 4, Sea-
rth. 3413x1
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p_RASS FARM TO RENT. -100 ACRES,
" Lot 7, Concession 7, McKillop, foc pas -
hire; windmill and lots c1f water. Apply to
JOSEPH FLANNIGAN, Dublin. Phone 37 r
10, Dublin. 8410-5
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
- Phone 91
• New Shipment,
, Sumter Dresses
at
Sale Prices.
SALE ends SATURDAY; Mayl3th
Seaforth Bargain Store
S. Shinani'Manager Phone 109
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CARD OF THANKS'
Mrs. Itarold Twitchen desires to worse" s
her sincere anPrecistion Jo he mlaus!..*riell4
walla el:Mended dr41434.0.7, ,io aver &ling her
recent sled bereavlenteut ; also to the members
of the Maeenic Lodge Who arranged for the
funeral, and to Whank those who loaned cars.
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. CARD OF THANKS .
Mrs. R. J. Twitchell wishes to expresso , her
sincere thanks for the many Acts of lcindnesa.
extended to her during her recent bereave-
meirls,also, to thank Mr. IL C. Box, the
members of the Maaon4c Lodge and those
who loaned cam. , 3418-1
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION
• SALE •
REAL ESTATE AND CHATTELS
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On the • nressnE3e3 of the late JOHN Mon.
WILSON% in lienSall, OTSilltrie, on Saturday.
May 20th, 1933,i at 1.30 .in.
• REAL ESTATE
Lets Numbers 899, 400, 401 and 402 in the
Village of Henstall, inli the County of iluron
"Moir's Servers." On the premises are situ-
ate a frame house and two frame stables, in
a fair state of repair.
CHATTELS
One beidrobtn. suite, 1 bed and springs, 2
mattresses, 1 set'of springs, 7 kitchen chairs,
1 'sofa, 1 Perfection coal oil stove with oven,
1 Banner cooking range, 1 heater stove, 3
bags of coal, small quantity o wood. 1 large
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cheat, a number of windvya ' creens, 1 suit-
csie, .1 toilet set, 1 Wokin4g lass, 5 yards of
linoleum 4 yard a wide, Several pieces of [lin-
oleum, 2 tidal blit lamps, 1 lantern, wheel-
barrow, grindstone, carpenter's tools, garden
thole. and Other small itobils, bucksaw, hand-
saw, crosscut saw, scythe, 1 driving rug, 1
panel dolor, new; 1 screen dbor, 4 .winclow
aashea, 1 garden galte.
TERMS OF SALE .
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. Real Estate -40 per cent. on -day of sale
'and balance in 80 clays, will beput up sub -
jerk to a reserved bid and other conditions
Made known on day of stale. Ohiattels—Cash.
For further particulars apply to '
W. G. REILL, Executing. genital, Ontario.
Oscar ICkopp, Eh/quire, Auctioneer, Zs/rich, Ont,
CARLING & M,ORLEY,
Stiliciltiars flor Execs/tsars,
• Exeter, Ontario. '
3413-2 .
SCOTT'S
Barred Rocks
BABY CHICKS
Now $10.00 per hundred.
Brooded one week for $12.00 per
hundred.
A full line of Poultry Mash al-
• ways on hand.
J. M. Scott
PHONE 251-32 SEAFORTH
3413-1
ANTED
Eggs — Eggs
MARKET PRICES PAID
lc EXTRA FOR TRADE
W. M. Arnold
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in George Haigh's old stand
SEAFORTH
WARNING ,
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Citizens are hereby warned n'ot to dump
vegetables, fruits or anything liable to cause
a nuisance in the dumping ground at Keller -1s
Farm. Any parson : found doing s:o will, be
held liable for damages.,
The dumping ground is only to be used for
old anerball, glase and ashes.
By Order.
A. D. SUTHERLAND,
3412-3 Mayor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under the statutes
In that behalf that all persons having any
claims against Jahn Kelly, late af the Town-
ship of MeKillop, deceased, whip died on the
15th day of February, 1933, are required to
send to the undersigned solicitor for the
Executor, full particulars in writing and veri-
fied by affidavit of their claims and the nature
of the securitiee, if any, held by them, on or
before the lath day of May, 1933, after which
date the said Executor will proceed to Mr -
tribute the- assets of the said deceased, hav-
ing regard only to the claims of which they
then shall have had notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont.. this 22nd day of
April, 1933.
RAYS & MEIR,
/ Solicitors tor Executor.
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Wool
Wanted
Toronto prices paid
for Wool.
H. M. Jackson
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. FARMS FOR SALE
pAitm FOR SALE.—FOR SALE PART I.40T
28 gad 29, Ocincestaion 8, McKillop, eon.
tarring 192 acres and known kats the T. 13.
Rays' f,arm. Must be gold to claire the estate.
18 mrat sold wRi be rented. For particulates
tb J. M. GOVENLOOK, Executor, See -
forth. 9358 -if
• A BARGAIN
FOR SAtt.—Pive acres, one mile
fro' Seaforth; modem hothe with
furnace, bath and toilet;'small barn;
good etcher& Altaxes, $16. Splendid
e to Start thicken folio, liteai,
ete. Apply to ,
• It. it HAYS, Seaforth, Ont.
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OT in years has merchandise
as good in quality or as- low --in.
price. Below are a few of be
hundreds of worth - while GGOD
VALUES this store is showing. Come
in and see the Bright New Spring Mer-
chandise. You will be agreeably sur-
prised at the reasonable prices. -
Women's Pure Silk Hose
AT A NEW LOW PRICE
Nayser, Penman's or Weldrest; pure
silk from foot to welt: extra
spliced heel and toe, cradle foot;
strong welt top. All new shades.
75c•
Men's Fancy Cotton Hose
A big variety ' of fancy patterns to
choose from. Will give excellent
wear. Sizes 10 to 111/2.
7 pairs for $1.00
15c
SPECIAL ---Women's Crepe Dresses
Dresses that look twice the price; sheer crepe,Jericho Crepe, Silk Crepe
• Georgette Crepe. Long or short sleeves, in new puff style. Green, Grey,
Sand, Blue, Black. Sizes 14 to 42. DON'T MISS THESE •
New Collar and Cuff Setts
A- new idea in dress aceessories, col- 50! to
lar and cuff sets, in Organdie, Satin,
Pique, Plain Or Frilled. Smart and $125
decidedly new
Stylish Attractive Scarfs
Made of pure silk crepe, full length. 1 00
Patterns and color combinations that •
are stylishly different
Men's New Quality Worsted Suits
Beautiful. Worsteds in dark blue or grey background with 'neat fancy
lined 1...
$18 .30
stripes; cut in theverynewest styles. Substantially made and well
• NO BETTER VALUES IN YEARS,.
Men's Big "B" Work Shirts
'The Big "B" is'theroomiest, best -
fitting shirt that is made, and the
price is again reduced. Dark Blue,
Light Blue, Chambray and Khaki
Ail sizes
75c
Men's Spring Hats
Genuine Fur Felt Hats, in Fedora or
snap front styles. Well trimmed ;,
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sure to keep their shape and color
Greys, Sancls and, Browns
Men's Spring Top Coats.
Classy new Tweed Coats in Sand, Grey or Brown, in new fleck herring-
bone
and diagonal Tweeds. Raglan, Slip-on or belt backs. All sizes, 34
to 46
Smart Gloves for Women
New style, slip-on, in extra quality
Chamoisette, in this season's popular
White or Eggshell.A high grade
imported glove
59c
75c
$1
New Quality Prints
Fully guaranteed prints in latest
plaid and stripe patterns. Very at-
• tractive and will give unusual wear.
19c
25c
• Women's New Tweed and Crepe Cloth Coats
These ai-e Coats of outstanding value, made with new stitched collar
ankr novelty sleeve's, full length and fully lined. rnue, Sand, Grey,
Green, ,,Black or Brown. All regular sizes ••
$8.50
• Women's Krinkle Crepe Pyjamas
AND NIGHTGOWNS
Pyjamas—Two-piece contrasting col- 1.50
ors. Very attractive
Gowns—White .trimmed, assorted
colors, V-neck, short sleeves
89c
Boys' All wool Sweaters
Fancy V-neck in Sand, Maroon,.
Brown Heather, fancy trimmed.... 75c
BOYS' GOLF HOSE
Plain with fancy Cuff; all colors and 35c
sizes
Boys' Two -Trouser Suits
The new Spring patterns made up in the new styles, Fancy Checks and
Stripes in Tweeds and Worsteds. Strongly made and substantially lin-
ed. Sizes 24 to 34
$7.50
ART BROS., SEAFORT
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