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-REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
NOW PLAYING
"THE SIGN OF THE CROSS"
• This big )production playing at regular prices.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday -May 29; 30, 31
GEORGE RAFT, GARY COOPER, WYNNE GIBSON, ,TACK OAKIE.''
ALLISON SKIPWORTH, CHARLES RUGGLES, W. C. FIELDS, in
"IF I HAD. A MILLION"
COMEDY CARTOON
Thursday, Friday and Saturday -June 1, 2, 3
SLIM SUMMERVILLE - ZASU PITTS, in
"THEY JUST HAD TO GET MARRIED"
IT'S A SC{t1EAM
fMali ees Sat. and holidays, 3 p.m. Two shows slightly, 7.30 and 9,15.
WALTON
('Continued from page 1)
Mrs. Harold Sellers and daughter,
Mildred, were visitors at the home of
aMirs. Lena.IMeGavin and Mr. and Mrs.
ArmlanAd Ke'nick, Kitchener, on/ Sat-
a.1rday•
[Mr. and 'Mrs, George C9arkn of
Listowel; were guests at the home of
the _ fortmter's brother and sistetr-in-
Eaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley .Clark, on
Sunday.
Miss Edith Ennis; of ., Kitchener,
spent the week end with her parents,
Vir, and Mrs. Freed Ennis.
Miss Dorothy Drager and` Mr.
C. Bennett Who accompanied Mrs. W.
C. Bennett to the hospital, spent Sun-
iday at the home of 'Mrs. Lena 31e -
'Garvin, Kitchener.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Bradley and
ehi:ldren, of Harriston, were guests
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Patterson on Sunday.
The first game of football in the
Northern Group of the Huron Foot-
ball League, will be played in Walton
between 'Brussels and Walton on Fri-
klary evening, May 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Henderson and
ifalmd1y, of meas Seaforth, were guests
at the home of MTs. Henderson's par-
" eats, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Love, on
SSunday.
Miss Laura Manning, of Kitchener,
rspent thoweek end with her parents,
,Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Manning.
A dunce will be. held, in the A. 0.
'U, W. Hall on Friday evening. The
music will be furnished by the. Row-
land orchestra.
1VIrs. William Woods, who has been
in Clinton, Hospital for several weeks
is still seriously ill.
Mrs. Wilson spent Sunday with rel-
atives in Goderich.
;Miss Margaret Cuhllmling, of Strat-
-ford Normal, spent -the week end with
Ther parents, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Cumming. ,.
!Mrs. J. •Hinchley; of -Seaforth, was
sa, visitor at the hone of MT. and
Mrs, Jos. Love on Sunday.
IMirs Irma Workman spent the
-week end with her parents in nick-
, ersmtth.
Mrs. Joseph Davlidsoh.,' of London,
is visiting with 'her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs, Joseph Bennett.
Miss Ruby Young spent Sunday
•with friend's in London:. •
Miss Ethel Shaw and Blair Shaw,
*of Stratford,. spent the week end with
their mother, Mrs. P. Shaw.
A Honey Booklet.
":Use More Ontario Holley" is the
title of air exce.edingly informative
and useful brochure from the pen
Mary M,,Dal+by-, B.H.Sc., De.part-
m1end• of Horne Economics.. MacDon-
ald Institute, -and published by the
Department ,of Agriculture and •the
.+0. A. C., Deca'ibing • the value of
'honey as a food, the hooklet goes
Yon to tell how honer nay best be
•used. It also furnsishe.s a concsider-
able number of recitpes in which
stoney (plays a .praminent part. Every
-1louselwife will value this publication.
Liberty' is the assurance that ev-
ery man may d'o. what he believes is
lhis duty in spite of majorities or cus-
toms and opinions. -Nicholas 'Mur-
ray Butler.
,' A ch'ie'f '.says we all need training
in fire fighting. One good way to
filet it is to wear outing pyjamas and
smoke in ;bed. -+Fountain Inn (S.C.)
Trilbunle.
The difference between an oppor-
ftunity and a oat is that the cat comes
tack. -The Argonaut.
Clothes brake a man, but to a Wo-
iman they just serve to show how
she is made. -Ottawa Journal.
Now it is the U. S. dollar which
is experiencing that sinlaing feeling.
4 -Brantford Expositor.
A pessimist is a man who never
(bakes out a season ticket. -Ottawa
. Journal.
IN MEMORIAM
In lolling memory of Fred Bemlg'ough, who
patoed away one year maw, tate 30th May,
1932. •
Thei.one we loved hoe
His fond true heart
Te hand ,that ei 14..
Now lea in death's
Calm Iambi pe:.cefwl he is 9leeiatmg,
sweetest resit thee +Pd(1'o*ed Ipa5tn ;
We who saw how much he suffered,
•Could not wish him back again.
--Sadly toissed by Wdfe and Son.
:Atone to rest,
is still;
helped us .f
catid chill.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders wanted by the Council of Tucker-
ismalth for trucks 4b haul gravel frown different
pita, rate per yard mfle.
Tenders to be in hands toff Clerk lwfore
Ajay 27th. -
D. F. MoGREGOR, Clerk.
8414.8
Wool Wanted
at the
BLYTFI WOOLLEN MILLS
,HIGHEST 'PRICES PAID
, 'C'ash or trade.
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BIRTHS
Bunke Ln Wroxeter, on May 12th, to Mr.
and Mrs. S. Burke„ a daughter.
MoMlichalel.-Ln Turnheory, on May 12th, to
Mr. and Mrs. M1ouley McMichael, a daugh-
ter.
Witmer. -In Ditahwicod on
and Mrs. Earl WiIOmer,
Smith., -41n Exeter, tan May
Marr. Fred Smith, a dalu
honor. --In Clinton. Public
110th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Goderioh Tp„ to eon.
May 9th, to 'Mr.
S011.,
2nd. 90 Mr. and
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Hospital on May
Kenneth Taylor,
COURT OF REVISION
The Municipal ,Council of McKillop
will meet -as a .Court of Revision on
Elie Assessm'etnt Roll of 1932 on Mon-
day, June .5, 1938, at 1Q o'clock a. -m.
at Winthrop Hall. Interested parties
should govern themselves according-
ly.
JOHN 'McNA,Y, 1Glterk.
3415-2
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
. The Township Council will meet as a Court
of Revision on the Assessment Rall in the
council chamber, Seaforth, on Saturday, June
3rd, 1933, at 4 p.m,. Appeals against the
'Assessment Roll must be in the hands of
the Clerk on or before May Z9bh, 1933.
D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk.
3414-2
341'5-4
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1pgflgt rad„,
NOW REDUCED
Scott's
Barred Rocks
BABY CHICKS
NOW 8 CENTS EACH
A full line of Poultry Mash
always on hand.
J. M. SCOTT
PHONE 32-251
SEAFORTH
3415-1
SANITARY NOTICE
According to .Public, Health Act,
Schedule B,' 'Section, 19, Mr. Nelson
Blatchford, .Sanitary Inspector, will
naalke his rounds of inspection of the
Village of Hensall during the first
week of Jute: when all putrid and de-
caying animal or vegetable matter
must be removed from all cellars,
buildings, outbuildings and yards on
or before ,this date. .Our citizens are
asked to govern themselves accord-
ingly
JAMES A. PATERSON,
3414-2 Clerk.
NOTICE- TO CREDITORS
NO'rTCE i; hereby given under the statutes
in that behalf that 'all pinions having any
claim; against Robert EiLnrund Cooper-, late
of the Town of Sca.fo-wth, deceased, who died
on the 11th day of March. 1933, are required
U> 'end to the undo...:i'rnad solicitors for the
Executor, full p'rrticu.lura in writing and
verified by affidavit of .their claims and the
nature of the securities, :if any. held by
them, on or before the 17th day of June,
193:3, after which date the said Executor will
proceed to distribute -the assets of the said
deceased, having regard only to the claims
<rl' which they then shall have. had notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 25th day of
May, 1933.
HAYS & MEIR,
Solicitors for Executor.
3415-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE -is hereby given under the statutes
in that behalf that all pr:•.icns having a1Y
elaimri iagainst Gordon Hulley, late of the
Township of McKillop, deceased, w•ho died -
on the 289th day of February, 1933, are re-
quired bo send to the undersigned soli:Odona
for the ,Executrix, full particulars in writing
and verrfied by affidavit of their claims and
the nature of the securities, if any. held by
them, on or before the 17th day of ,lune. 1933,
after which date the said Executrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the said de-
ceased, hatiinu..regard only too the claims of
which they then shall have had noti e.
DATED at Searfortth, Ont. this 25th day of
May, J933. ..
HAYS & MHIR,
Solicitors for Executrix.
3415-3
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
IN THE VILLAGE OF BENSALL
Under and by virtue of the powe-4 ccn-
tained in a certain mortgage which wi'j be
produced art .the sale, the undersigned will
offer for stale at to
COMMHR.CiAL HOTEL, J- E24SAl,L, ONS'.,
on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1933, at 2 o'eloe•s p.m.,
the property known as that part of Block
1 A on the Month side of King Street. in
the Village of Hene1a911, mere partti:cu9trly de-
scribed in a certain deed thertleaf from the
Estate of R. 3, Drytdale; +to William A. Mac -
Laren, dated November 3, 1922, and, having a
frontage of ,ftfby feet (80r) on King Street
and a depth of one hundred and forty -dight
feast six inches (148, 6") mare ar Ieis.
On The pito or'ty is a modern two •.torey
brick house With all conveniences. It is
well (located in one of the most desirable
seetdf ms of Henson.
TERMtS 01' SALE -
Ten per centt, of the ,purchase 'money to he
paid on the dory of the sale and the 1 -,,,lance
in thinty day thereafter, without interest.
The tproperty will he offered for rale aubieot
Uo 11-retaerved bid.
Further +te1110 and conditions of stale wi11
be made known on the day of the satle, or
now he had upon atpp4ittztih41 ko the under-
signed,
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Exeter and Henanlll,
M.or rage 's 5alfettfontt
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POPULAR STALLIONS
Tha 'remium Clydesdale Stallion
FAVOURITE AGAIN
(24337)
EnnolNo. 1961 Form A 1
Monday alfternwoas-Will leave his own
stable, Brumefield, and go 8004th to Kippen by
London Rbad to...All. Harvey's, for night.
Tudadao'.-fro Second .Concession of Tucker -
smith, south 114 miles, then east to i0rib
Coneelaion. to Angus McKinnon's, for noon;
then east *0 Ken MVIcKd11am's, for night. Wed-
ties!dao'•--Eas1t *0 Hawn Line, then north 1144
miles Oto Lloyd Cbilquboun'6, for noon; then
by Staffs,, to Willlteau tricik s, for night.
Thunaday.--North 14/4 miles to 7th Concession
.to Coyne Bros., for noon; then west to Rabt.
Dofg's for night. Friday, -West to Gemmell's
corner, then north to atm Raid to George
McOartney's, for noon; then east to McAd-
am's side concession and north to Carnlochan
Bros., Por gigihk. :Saturday -By wa{y of
Ba+aadt5oot's bridge to 'Mill Road to his own
stables. .
Terms -To ensure, $15.00.
R. D. MURDOCK,
Proprietor and Manager.
The Pure Bred Canadian Clydesdale Stallion
MONCRIEFFE PRINCE
Endclmenit No. 2177 , Passed Approved 1
Will stand far m es this season as fol-
lows:
Monday. -Will Ie e' this :stable at Bruce -
field and go west to'the second 'Concession of
Stanley, then south to William Mchenaie's.
for noon; then to Hensel] to the Commercial
Hotel, tibr night. Tuesday, --South andwest
to Matt. Ttnney's, for noon; then west to
the Parr Line, to James 'MgAllitster's, for
tuight. Wednesday. -North to Charlie; Steph-
ensons, for noon; then north to Varna and
east to Ebner Webster's, tor night. Thure-
5ay.-Nlor:th by Varna to 9th Concession,
Goderich Township. to Henry Taylor's, Hay-
field, for noon; then to Del: Gard'ener's, Con-
ceal:ion '7, Cut ..Line, for nicht. Friday. -
North to the Highway to Alex. Sterling's,
for noon; then east on the Highway to
H4lmesville .to Robert. Colcllnugh's, llth Con-
cemion, for night. Saturday. --South to Ed.
Glenn's, 3rd Concession, Stanley, for n4)iion •
then south to his own stable for night.
'Perms.- 510.00 toinsure.
ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Proprietor.
William Luker, Manager. .
Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
VALIANT GUY
No. 9070-67856
Approved Form A 1
W3lI strand for the imorbvement of stock
this season as follows:
Monday, May 29. -Willi leave .his own stable,
Brucefield, and go by way of..'Ind Concession
of Stanley and Goclerioh Townships to Holmes-
vi^,le At John Potter's, for night. Tuesday. -
by way of Varna to Parr Line at Alf. John-
°Oon's, for noon; then home for night Wed-
nesday. -Will remain at Sas own stable.
Thursday.=By way o8 2nd Concession, Tuck-
ersrnith, to Fred Cook's, Holton Road, for
r oon ; then home for night. Friday. -East to
McAdam's sidertaad and nortdh, by way of
Harpurhey and Roxboro to Frank Coleman's,
for noon; then west to Livingston's school
corner and souk' by way of Alma to his ow.n-
stahile. Saturday, --Will remain at his own
stable.•
Terms ---For Standard .bredand registered
mares, 520; grade mares, $12.00...
WILLIAM 'BERRY.
Proprietor and Manager
Brucefield, Ont.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Huron County Council will meet in
the Counciil Chamber, at the Court House,
Gnderich, sat two o'clock in the afternoon,
Tuesday, June 6th, 1933. -
AilI accounts. 'notices of deputations or
'applications and other important business re-
quiring attention at this meeting of Council
s-nould be in the hands of the Cleric not laterthan Monday previous to the meeting of
Council.
GEORGE W. HOLMAN,
County 'Clerk. •'
Dated at Coderich .this 151h day of May, 1933.
3114-2
THE JOHN RANIKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 9i
WARNIN G
TOWN OF SEAFORTH .
Citizens are hereby warned not to dump
vegetables, fruits or anything liable to cause
a nuisance in the dumping ground at Keller's
Farm. Any .person found doing so will be
held liable for damage.
• The dumping ground is only to be used for
old metal, glass and ashes.
By Order.
A. D. SUTHERLAND,
3412-3 Mayor.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT
28 and 29, Concession 3, McKvltlop, con-
taining 192 acres and known as the T. E.
Hays' firm.' Meat be sold to close the estate.
If not sold will be rented. For particularra
ap7rey to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea -
forth. - '8358-tf
• A BARGAIN
FOR SALE. -Five acres, one mile
from Seaforth; •modern house 'with
furnace, bath and toilet; small barn;
good orchard. Taxers, $15. Splendid
chance to start chicken farm, bees
eta Apply to
R. S. HAYS, Seaforth, Ont.
3389-tf
Wool
,Wanted
Toronto prices paid
for Wool.
H. Mo, Jackson
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There are Navy . Blue and
Oxford Grey Worsteds in
single or cluster stripes and
fleckpatterns, cut in the new
style peak lapels, every suit
beautifully lined and perfect
fitting.
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You will be delighted with these
high grade New Suits offered at
prices that have not been possible in
years.
SPECIAL ---Men's Felt Hats
$1.95--$2.95--$3.95
Your appearance depends very materially on your Hat. The
new Felt Hats are particularly .dressy and attractive. Browns,
Sand$ and light or medium Greys are the leading shades: There
is a shape to suit every face and a price to suit any pocket-
book.
The New Summer
Frocks
$4.89
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EMBODY EVERY NEW IDEA
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Here in one glorious collection you
may see in color, materials and styles
what the leading style creators have
s.l'lent months 'in designing. Neter
before has any one season' produced
Such choice in numbers and individu-
ality.
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Beautiful quality crepes in the
•smartest styles you have ever seen:
pleats, flares, puff sleeves, clever
trimmings, tastefully d e s i g n e d.
Greens, Blues, Sands, Greys, Blacks
and Rose are the' outstanding and
popular shades.
PRICES:
$6.49 - $9.75
"Martha Washington"
Dresses
$1.59
Finest quality printed Broad-
cloth. Attractive patterns, col-
orings and trimmings. Sizes 14
to 44.
Price, 31.59
" Osmor"
House `Dresses
$1,00
The recognized best dress value
made ; hosts' of attractive styles
in guaranteed fast prints, plaids,
stripes, floral designs.
Choose Early, $1.00
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MEN'S FINir.
Shirts
A shipment of new, Ilea .
patterns in -'bltte-stripes,
collar attached; For-
syth
orsyth Brand. All sizes,
$1.50
NEW SUMMER
Ties
In cool light colors; neat
fancy patterns. , Good
quality .silks, built to
keep their shape.
25c 50C 75c
STYLISH SUMMER
Millinery
Come in and see the
smart new shapes, the
. new trimmings and 1 th-'W
low prices.'
,.2511111111
ATTRACTIVE NEW
Handbags
Something entirely new
and ,different.
Blacks .32,50 to 32,95..
Whites ... sot to $1.00
SPECIAL PRICES
LINOLEUM
CONGOLEUM
CONGOLEUM RUGS
OILCLOTH RUGS
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