HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1933-06-02, Page 5I.
't" ." • •
4
4
' -
v
JUN! 2, 1904,1
REGENT THEATRE, Seaf4rth
_
NOW PLATING—SLIM SU1P/II9OILLE, ZASU PITTS.in
• , `"11:1fEY JUST HAD TO GET MARRIED',
IT'S A SOREAM "
Monday, Tuesday, WednesdaY—Jutne 5, 6, 7
STUART IRWIN - ALLISON SKIP%VORTH, in
"HE LEARNED AJOUTIWOMEN"
00114E1DY , NEWS HEEL
Thursday, Friday, Satuirdai-LJuiii- 8, '9, 10
—8 BIG STARS—
Janet Gaynor,. Will Rogers, Lew Ayers, Sally Eilers, Louise Dresser,
.Victor Jory, Norman Foster, Frank Craven
in "STATE FAIR"
1001VIEIDY CARTOON
Ms./Metes Sab andtholl ys, 3 p.m. Two shims 7.30 and 9.15
WALTON
The service in St. George's Angli-
can church was held on Sunday morn-
ing with the rector, Rev. F. G. Rick-
ard, in charge:
Mrs. Edward Britton and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Love were guests at the
home of Mr. and IVIrs. Ivy Henderson,
year Seaforth, on Sunday.
!Miss Grace Murrak, daughter of
'Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ;Murray, was one
of the seven 'nurses who graduated
:from Grove's Memorial Hospital, Fer-
gus, recently. -
Mr. and Mrs. WTfl.. Humphrey and
family spent Sunday with friends at
Galt
!Miss Viola, Russel and Stanley
;Wilson, of Brussels, spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Robert. Wil-
son.
tM.r. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and
;family, of Woodham, and Mr. and
George Mains.; of Blyth, were
guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Young on Sunday.
Miss Viola Carter, of Brussels,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Carter.
Miss Vera Dundas, of Detroit, is
distiting with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie •Clark.
The Small family of Stratford, were
guests at the home of Mr. James Rae
on Sunday.
1Mr, and Mrs. William, Garley, of
Detroit, were recent visitors at the
fame of Mrs. John Driscoll.
A number from the village attend-
ed the sports in ISeaforth and Mit-
chell on May 24th.
Mr. W,. C. Bennett and Mr. Joseph
Davidison spent Sunday in Kitchener.
Mrs. Young, of near Blyth, was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Samuel Forbes on. Sunday.
' Miss Dorothy Driscoll is sl)ending
e month at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gorley, Detroit.
The children of Walton public
school received second prize at the
Tield Day held in Blyth on Tuesday,
aVlay 23rd.
iMisis Mary Clark and Miss Bella
McCully, of Stratford, arv. Visiting
with the McGavin fainilies.
Miss Coulter, east boundary, is
spending a few weeks at the home
cif Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hoy.
!Mrs. William Radford, of Clinton,
5s visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Radford.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
W. C.' Bennett, who underwent •an
operation for appendiiotis in the Kit-
chener -'Waterloo Hospital , and has
since been wiously ill, is improving.
Th Hoggarth family, of London, I
spent the week' end at the home of
the 'Misses Simpson.
;Kenneth Sohier, of Bayfield, was
a. reecnt visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs; Wesley Clark.
Mr.. Dan Steiss h.as returned home
after spending several weeks With
Mr. Lewis 'Steiss and Mr. and Mrs.
George Evans, near Brussels.
Miss Pearl Thamer, RN,,is spend-
ing a month with friends in Mont-
real.
Mr. Frank Gill, of London, was a'
recent visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Wm, Clark.
On May 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur 'McCall, a son.
(MTS. Joseph Bolger arrived on
Monday from th'e West and will vis-
it with her parents. Mi. and Mrs.
Andrew Bruce and other relatives in
the vicinity.
A representative of the Lord's Day
Alliance- will speak in Duff's United
Church next Sunday morning:
A number from the village attend-
ed a football game at Moncrieff on
Tuesday evening between Brussels
and 1Moncrieff, the score being 1-0 in
favor of Bruss,els.
Mr. and ,Mrs. George McCartney
and son, of Tuckersinith, and Mr.
find Mrs. Harvey Hoover and fam-
ily, of' Listowel, were guests at the
tome of MI's. WM, Smith, on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Robert Coutts, east boundary,
and Mrs. JohnMicDonald, of the,leth
corcession of :Grey, left on Wednes-
day for a month's visit to the West.
WINGHAM
Miss Vera Lynett, of St. (iiemens,
spent a few days with her parents,
Sir. and Mrs. Pat Lynett.
Rev. Father' Gibbons, �f Stratford,
and Mr. Blair Gibbons, of St. Marys,
spent the,,holiday with their parents..
avir. and Mrs. Patrick Gibbons.
Miss Jean Moir, of Cargill, spent a
(holiday 'with. her .parents, Mr. and
iFrs. John Moir.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zettler and sons,
Ambrose and Francis, visited' the
formier's parents in Walkerton.
Mr. Clem Farewell, St. Clemens,
'visited friends around l Wingham.
IMr. and Mrs. 0"Berle spent Sunday
with friends in Riversdale.
WT. and Mrs. Van Hiopper, of l3rus-
sels spent the holiday with friends
in Wingharn.
0. M. B. Reports Syrup Going to
British West Indies.
The Ontario Marketing Board re-
ports that in the near future, several
hundred gallons of maple syrup will
go from ,Montreal to Jamaica, Trini-
dad. Bermuda, British Guiana and
other points in that region.
Ing•ures show that practically no
Canadian maple syrup has reached
the 2000,00 ()population of the Brit-
ish West 'Indies, and tversr little from,
Any other source.
Acting Premier
Lauds New. Issue
• FolloWing the announcement of the
n.ew $215,000,000 issue of •Prowince of
Ontario Debentures, Hon. William H.
Price, Acting •Premier of the Province
in the absence of MM. George S.
'Hlenry, speaking Of the loan, enlar,„0.-
ed upon the attractive nature of the
issue, its availability to the small in-
vestor and the arrangements made so
as to give all residents of the Prov-
ince the same opportunity to sub-
scribe. -
"The new $25,000,000 issue," Mr.
Price declared'. "bears an attractive
yield both for the 41/4 debentures and
the longer term 41/2ch debentures. Ev-
ery class of investor is provided for
in the denomination of $1,000 for the
41/4 and in the popular denominations
of $100, 0500 and $1,000 for the 4V21/4.
"'rhe Provincial Treasurer,.. I think,
is following a sound policy in making
the debentures so easily available to
th•e email investor. The convenient
denominations should carry, a wide
appeal and :encourage all citizens of
the province to participate in an in-
vestment which has behind it the as-
sets of this populous and wealthy
Province."
BIRTHS
Stewart. -1n Midland on June 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Stewart, (nee Sade Thomp-
son), a•son.
Hutchison,—At the Private Patient's Pavilion,
Toronto, on Slay 24th, to Marian IMcCash),
,wife of Frederick Lorne Hutchison, M.A.,
kif 54 Whitehall Road, Toronto, a son—.
Michael Albert.
Fislier.—At Alexandra Hoapital, Goderich, on
May 16th, to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Fisher, of
'Colborne, a son.
Riley. --At Constance, on May 19th, to Mr.
and Mrs'. Ben Riley, a daughter.
Hunk i ng .—.1 n Clinton Public Moot taL, on
May 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking,
of Hullett, twin daughters.
1N., MEMORIAM
iSMALLDON.—In ever 'loving themorY of
my. sister, Mrs. Harold SMalltIon (Isabel Bul-
lard) who passed away two years ago, June
6th. 1931.
In sorrow we waited day by day,
Ar.d watched her suffering there,
Sloitly., but surely passing away
From the pain she scarce oould bear.
And then God called from II ki throne above,
lier suffertng and pain are past;
We know she rads gone to realms of ,ove,
And Le Heaven has peace at la.st.
3416x1 --Mrs-. Geo. Eaton_
IMPORTANT NOTICES
('llOPPING.—I WILL DO CHOPPING EV-
E -1-Y Friday until further notice. JOHN
ECEART, R. R. 1, Dublin. 3416x1
-----
pASTURS TO RENT. -30' ACRES OF
pasture with plenty of water, on Lot 13,,
Concession I, McKillop. FRANK. MURPHY,
R. R. No. 4, Scaforth. 3416x1
RUCEWHEAT FOR SALE.—A QUANTITY
of buelewheat; also four young hogs
ready for rvice. Apoly to CARL DALTON,
11. R. 1, Seafortn. Phone 1:;-2.41. 3416x1
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Peter Cleary, Francis and Mrs. Al-
bert O'Re,i; I y w is h :to thank their neighbura
aud frien,h during their recent sad bereave-
ment for the spiritual ,bouquets and those who
loaned cars. - 3116-1
TEACHER WANTED
Exilarienced teacher wanted for S, S. No,
13, Stanley. Ditties to commence in Septem-
ber. State saflarY and quulilicatiwis. Apply
to A. P. KEYS, Verna. 3416x2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under the statute,
in that behalf that all persons having any
claims against Robert Edmund Cooper, late
of the Town of Seeforth, deceased, who died
on i'he 11th day of March, 1933, are required
to send to the undersigned solicitors for the
Executor, full particulars in writing and
verified by affidavit of their claims and the
nature af the securities, df any, held by
them, on or before the 17th day of June,
1933, after which date the said Executor will
proceed to distribute theassets of the said
deceased, •having regard only to the ,clairna
orr which they then shall have had notice.
DA,,TEr) at Seaforth, Ont., lhlle 255 day of
May, 1933.-
II.At'Sc MEM,
Solicitors for Executor.
3415-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE ds hterelby given under the statutes
in that behalf that all persons having any
claims against Gordon Hulley, late of the
Township of McMahon, deieeased, who died
on the 28th day of February, 1983, are re-
quired to send to the undersigned solicitors
for the Executrix, full particulars in writing
and verified by affidavit of their claims and
the natures of the seturitriell, K any, held by
them, on or before the.17th day of Jume,,1988,
after which date the said Executrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets he said de -
waged, having regard only to Nye dlairris of
which they then shall have had nott'e.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 2510 day of
May, J933.
HAYS & MEM,
Solicitors for Executrix.
84,15-3
WOOL WANTED
at the
HIATT! WOOLLEN MILLS
RICHEST PRICES PAID
Cash or trade.
F. T. BAINTON.
8415-4
64cnciLstri&A.c."%m'
• THERMO*
, 5
POPULAR StAL1,4IONS
The Premium: Clirdeednie
FAVOUROE AGAIN
(24337)
tnyolanent No. 1961 • Form A t
Monday afterneon.---Will Innye his own
&fable Brueedieid. and ea sOutli ISPDPex.t.1?#
Landon Road Al. Harveee, for tigatt.
Tuesdary.,-To Second Occnicassion. of Tucker -
smith, south 1,4 nidiles. erten east to 1,016
Conoeosion to AnjaU3 MCKillIT11011.19, for non;
then east to Kers MoKeiliaes, for night. Wed-
neaday.--East to Thum Line, then north 13/4
miSes 10 Lioyd Ciallquhoures, for noon; then
by Staffa 10 Winker) 'Petirldk's, for nigiht.
Thunaday.—North 13/4 miles to Tth Concession
to Clyne Bras., for neon; then west to ltobt.
noig's for night. tgriday.—West to Gemmell',
corner, then north Ito Mill Road to George
MeOartney's, for noon; When east to McAd-
ant's side poncessian and north to CarnoChan
Bros., for night Saturday—By way of
Broatifloot's bridge tit MRI Road to his awn
stables.
Teams --To insure, $15.00.
R. D. MURDOCK,
Proprietor and Manager.
. •
5
The Pore Bred Canadian Clydesdale Stallion
MONCRIEFFE PRINCE
Enrolment No. '2117 .Passed Approved. 1
Will stand tor mares this season as foil -
tows
Mondsky.—Will leave his stable at Bruce -
field, and go west to the second Concession of
Stanley, 'then south to Williiaan Mckenzie's.
for noon; then to Mensal to the Commercial
• flor night Tuestiny.—sointh and west
to Matt. Tinnety's, for Noon; then west to
the Parr Line, to James MeAllieter's, for
night. Wednesday.. --,North to' Charles Steph-
enson's, for noon; then north to Varna and
east to Elmer Webeter's, for night. Thurs.
day.—Nlorth by Varna. to 9t1 Concession,
Goderich Township, to Henry Taylor's, Hay-
field, far 2100,11 then to Del. Gardiner's, cen-
ceiblion 7, Cut Line, for night, Friday.—
North to the Highway to Alex. Sterling's,
for noon; then east on the Highway to
Hollariesville to Robert 061cl:owls's, llth Con-
cession, fo.r might. Satairday.—South to Ed.
Glenn's, 8rd Concession, Stanley, 'for noon.
then south to his own stable for night.
Terms. -410.00 to insure.'
ROBERT 13. MURDOCK, Proprietor,
William. Luker, Manager.
Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
VALIANT GUY
No. 4070-67856
Approved Form A 1
Will stand for the 4.rowovernent of stock
this season as follows:
Monday, May leave his own stable,
Brucefield, and go by way of 2nd Concession
of Stanley and Goderieh Townships to Holmes -
'1910 alt Jahn Potter's, for night. Tuesday.—
by way of Vanua to Parr Line at Alf. John-
ston's, for noon; then home for night. Wed-
nesday.—Will remain at Ills own stable.
Thursday.—By way af 2nd Concession, Tuck-
ersrnith, to -Fred Cook's, Huron Road, for
con; then home for might Friday.—East to.
McAdams sideroad and north by way of
Hanpurhey and Roxboro to Frank Coleman's,
for noon; then west to Livingston's school
corner and south by way of Alima to his trwn
stable Saturday. ---Will remain at his own
stable.
'Parana—Par Standard bred and registered
mares, $20; iricade mares, $12.00.
WILLIAM BERRY,
Proprietor and Manager
Brucefield. Ont.
COURT OF REVISION
The Municipal Council of McKil!op
will •meet as a Cour of Revision on
the. Assessment Roll of 1932 on Mon-
day, June 5, 1933, at 10 o'clock a.m.
at Winthrop Hall. Interested parties
should govern themselves according-
ly.
• JOHN 1VIcNAY, Clerk.
3415-2
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE pROFERTY
IN THE VILLAGE OF' HENSALL
Under and by virtue of the Po‘ve,', CCTI-
tairuci • in a certain mortgage wh,ich wi'l be
produced„at ,the sale, the undersigned Will
offer for sale at the '
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HE:NSALL, ONT.,
on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1833, 'at 2 o'cloc.c p.m.,
the property known as that part of 131ork
1 A on the North side of King Street, in
the Village of Hensall, more particularly de-
scribed in a certain (iced thereof from t'he
Fatate of R. J. Drysdale to William A. Mac -
Laren, dated Nc.yeanher 3. 1922. and having a
frontage of fifty feet (50') on King Street
and a depth of one. 'hundred and forty.eight
feet six inches 1148, 6,,) more or less. -
On the property is a TTIOOle MI two storey
brick' house with all conveniences. It Is
well 'located in one of the most desirable
sections of Hensall.
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be
paid an the day of the sale and the bAlance
in thirty day thereafter, without interest.
The tcroperty will De offered for sale subject
to a reserved bid.
Further terms end condition, of gale will
be made known on the day of the sale. er
may be 545 D-p-rrn application to the under-
signed.
GLAnMA.N & STANRURY,
Exeter and Hensall,
Mortgagee's Solicitors.
• 8414-3
When you have a
HORSE OR COW
you want removed,
'phone promptly to
William Stone Sons, Limited
'Phone 22 - Ingersoll
'Phone 215W - Stratford
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
Wool
Wanted
Toronto prices paid
for Wool.
H. M. Jackson
1
rc.
a .1;i4i1
'
A
SOMETHING ,GLOVES
117
_.•. White Silk pique slip-on
• style; the latest fad that
has taken the country by
storm.
' PRICE
Never in Years
has there been better
merchandise--.and,not in
years have prices been
more reasonable.Our new
summer stock is replete
with the finest merchan-
dise procurable at prices
you ,will 'equal in few
places.
MEN'S SPRING SUITS
New Suits at new low prices are the interesting. key notes
for Men's Spring ,Suits. Not in years have we shown
dressier, richer, good looking suits—not in years have we
had such low prices,
Prices $15.00 to $22,00
MEN'S FELT HATS
The new Summer Felts are so becoming, so stylish and so
reasonable. New shades in greys, sands and browns.
Snap fronts, welt edges, bound edges and standard
Fedora shapes. All new Canadian, English and American
styles.
Prices 1.95, 2.95, 3.95
WOMEN'S COATS
Every new Coat, fashion endorsed for Summer is present-
ed in a wide and diversified array of beautiful materials,
enchanting colors and delightful styles. Coats that are
attractively different and very reasonably priced.
Prices $8.50 to $25.60
WOMEN'S DRESSES
The embodiment of so many new features in dresses have
so drastically changed the styles that the necessity of
seeing the new ideas is more imperative than ever. Every
latest style, color and mat ial is here at value -,giving
prices.
-/---'Price $3.75 to $12.50
WOMENS HATS
As usual we are showing the unusual in Spring millinery.
The reputation of this store foeauthentic head wear for
women is fully maintained in the showing of new Spring
Hats. Come in and see the clever, stylish, saucy new
ideas.
Prices $1.50 to $5.00
STEWART BROS., Seaforth
0.01' , ''`'
•
A
55
,i