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The Picture of Action
COMEDY . C(R OON
Meaday, Tuesday" and Wednesday -July 2, 3, 4
CLARKE.,GARLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT, in
"IIT H.APPENED-ONE NIGHT"
Full of Comedy and Romance—Liberty gives it Four Stars.
SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY AT 3 P.M.
Katherine Hepburn in `•`MORNING GLORY"
The Picture That Brought Hepburn the Gold Medal
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MVIORTGAGE $ALE
OF yALUAELE FARM PROPERTY -
contained in a certadn mortg-age which' will
be: Prottniced et the tisne of sale, theye
be offered dlor sale 'by Public Auction et
MILLER'S HOTEL, IN THE VILLAGE ,,OF
WALTON, IN THE COUNTY OP HIHION,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—July ,.5,. 6, 7Under ard 'by virtue of the powers of sale
Matinees 'Sat.and,,holida ns, 3 p,nn. Two shows nightly, 7.30), and 9.15.
ST. COLUIVIRAN
A lawn social will be heldlon the
e hurch grounds on Tuesday evening,
July '10th. The affair will be Spon-
:uored iby the 'Catholi'c Women's
,League. Further announcement will
Toe 'made later. -
:WINTHROP .
Messrs. A. A. Cuthill, Ferg. Bul-
lard and John Eckert attended the
"Telephone Convention in London last
'Thursday. Mr. A. A. Cuthill was
.•se1'ected Presid'en't of the Telephone
•.Associa,'tion.,
Little Roma Johnston,.who has
'been. attending school in elleville, is
:spending the holidays with her pal• -
.,ants, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Johnston.
tMr. George Kinney, . of London
:spent Sunday with "bis 'brothers,
'!1lMess'rs.• William and Joseph Kinney.'
'Miss Norine Armstrong of London
• s visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Bullard.
Quite a few from here attended
Eche wedding reception- of Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon., Kerr.
MANLEY
Mr. and Mrs.. Leo McKay from
'Texas are '' isiting their many" friends
.mere after a sojourn of thirteen years
'and are sonle of' our boy, and girl'
,who have made 'goo_1d;:.They. arrived
$by motor last 'Wednesday.
• Mrs, 'C. P. Sills and Mrs. M. Des-
troura, accompanied -by their parents,
Mr. and .'Mrs. 'C. Ec'kart, cal}ed on
-their friends here last Week.
Hay 'rr,rai:i'ng has started and is
;)Turning out better than expected.
• Mr. Vincent Eckert, who has been
-:.attending St. Jeronlc's College, Kit-
u9,2hener, is spending .his vacation with
his parents,-... Ir, and .Mrs, P. Ecliart.
Your correspondent who took a
-(trip through the Eastern counties,
:.•admired the lawns the late govern-
-*++rent built over the ditches along the
fnighways, but did not perform/ the
itrick for .which they were intended.
'They have, however, helped • to pile
,up more debt for ..the new demon-
stration to pay, and will, no doubt,
imake it hard for the, new admnnistra-
• • 'tion to face and balance the budget
'because of the enormous debt that
oas been piled, up under the late ad -
.:ministration.
CONSTANCE
A very pleasant evening was held
oat the home of Mr, and Mrs. George
"Wheatley on Friday, June 22nd, in
-the form of a shower for their
4danghter, Elva, 'bride -elect of this
week. She was presented with a
1 eau.iful electric lamp as a slight
token of the high esteem' in which
:she is held by the community, Rev.
J. C. Britton ' read the following
- verse:
-We, of Constance, would like to ex-
tend,
-Wishes best from drery friend,
.,And neighbor, too, for they can't tell
- glow they'd like to wish you well.
mut now we friends have all perceiv-
ed
"That you are going to wed this Dav-
id,
'1So may the links of love be strong
And ]ast,throughout the year along.
(Signed on behalf of the community.
(Miss Annie Ashby made the • pres-
.entation and Rev. Gardiner and Rev.
7. C. -ritton gave short addresses.
Mlle Constance orchestra supplied
ininsic • shich 'was much enjoyed. Mrs.
-Peter Lindsay sang a. solo. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with
colored lights. A very pleasant ev-
aening was spent and a dainty lunch
''klv'as served.
° The ratepayers of School Section
No. 3, Ifullett, presented Miss Gawley
•wio has resigned her position as
teacher, with a silver casserole and
silver ' salt and pepper shakers' on
Friday pre/ling. Miss Hattie Arm-
strong read the address and Miss
iDonelda Adams mlade the presenta-
tion. The address is as follows:—
'°'Dear (Miss Gawley: . As representa-
tives of the section, we wish to ex-
press our gratitude for the efforts'
-you have put forth for the advance-
vnent of the community during your
sojourn here. It is worthy of note
that you have gained the confidence
sof the pupils'_ by gentle persuasion
and have gradually imprinted in their
'thoughts and actions the principals
'of truth,- honor and sportsmanship.
"The results of their work in school
:area reflection of the studious na-
ture which • you have exemplified.
Since we have come to th parting
sof the�vways, we would lie you to
rccept these 'gifts' as a token of your
,tappreciation. We wish you every suc-
ecess'and» happiness in your future un,
tiertakings.--4Signed on behalf of the"
',Ratepayers." -
'Rev. J. IC. Britton left on Thurs-
Allay^ for ;Ilia appointment at Calvary.
:Mss Elva Wheatley. returned to
"Toronto on • Thursday and' will be
snarled on June 30th. The best
wishes of a host of friends go with
'her.
IMn. 'Harold Snell ,of Clyde Forks,
• ' SOnt., called at the home of !Mr. and
"•tlVtrs. 1'Wlill.iamj Britton on Thursday.
Peelings of deep regret of the
ratepams of No. 8, !lett, were
learned' (when ,Mass Ethel GawleY,
tavha hats taught • so ,successfully, had
(tendered her resignation. • During
her stay among .us she has endeared
herself not only to the school_ chil-
dren, but with everyone with whom
she came in contact, The children
are loathe to part with their teacher
whom they .have learned to love. She
has contributed something to their
young lives by her continuous giving
of herself and patient, tireless ser-
vice, both •in.schoo•1 and church where
she took an active part in the young
people's class.
!Mrs.-- Ed, Britton and Misses Ina
and Gladys of Staffa were guests of
Mr. and Ma's.. Ernest Adams.
In the iters., re Young People's
meeting on' June 15th, the names of
'Miss Phyllis Medd and Mr. Ross Mc-
Gregor, as those responsible for ar-
ranging the program, were omitted.
BIRTHS
Mn'rray.--I'ti Scott Memorriad Hospital, Sea -
forth, On June 21st, to ,Mr. • and Mts.
Mirrhael B. Murray, McKillop, a son.
Veal.—In "Osborne, on Thursday, June 14th,
to Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Veal, a son.
•Clt,t•ertnnnt.—ln Alexandria Ho,pital, Code -
rich. ou June 175h, to Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Cd'aremont, a daughter.
Hahner.—in Go•lerich on Sunday, June 17th,
to Mr. amt. Mrs. J. M. Hohnsr, a daugh-
ter (Anna Jean). •,
DEATHS
Bell. --In Seafnrth, on Tuesday, .June 26th,
Robert flea, in his 70th year,
Dietrich. --In Stephen Township; on 'v/,?r/ne -
day, June 13th, John Dietrich aged 60
year,, ,1 month and 24 days.-
Sehrorxler.--In Stephen Tow•nc•hip. on Mon -
June 18th, John Schroeder, aged 72
ycmr'.
IN MEMORIAM
1n lo,ipg memory of Eileen Bennett. of
',y,:Iton, w -ho pas.:ed away July 3rd, 1033.
Sunshine passes, shadow; fall,"
Locus rcm esnbrance out.laats all;
A❑e1 th ,ugh .the years be many or frerv.
They are filled with remembrance, Eileen, of
you,
—Ever remembered by Mr. and .Mrs. 'inc,,
Eaton and family. - 3.72x1
CARD" OF THANKS
Mr, J. Percy Cole, Mr, and. Mrs. C. H.
Holland and family wi,;'h to thank their
friends for the flowers and the kind expres-
siuns of sympathy sent during Mrs.. Cole's
recent illness and in ,their bereavement.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
pIGS FOR SALE.—.FOR SALE, ELEVEN
r YCrk pigs, .about ready to 'wean, Apply
to P. J. COLEMAN, Sea.forth, or phone 22
on 238. 3472-1
FOR SALE.—A QUANTITY OF SILVER
Hull Buckwheat for sale. Apply to W.
F. ALEXANDER, R. R. 2, Hensall. - Phone
1:3-82, HensaLL 34712
FOR SALE. --REGISTERED YORKSHIRE
pigs. The mother of these page was a
prize winner at both Toronto and Guelph
Winter Shows, 1033. .Sire was three times
Grand Champion, There are no better pigs
in Ontario. Price at seven weeks, $10.00,
D. A. MacKINNON, North Road, 13/4 miles
from Seaforth. 3472x1
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
NOTICE
Taxes falling due on July lst will
this year be payable on Tuesday, July
3rch, since July 1st falls on' Sunday
and Monday is a holiday. The first
'installment of taxes will thus be' ac-
cepted at the bank on July 3rd.
A. D. SUTHERLAND,
Mayor.
on • I
THURSDAY, the 26th DAY OF JULY, 1934
at the hour of 2 O'clock in the afterrnoon.
,the follownrrg property, ,natneIy : i,
ALL AND SINGULAR THAT CERTAIN
parcel or tract of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the Township of Mc-
. Ki41op,, in the County of Huron and Prov-
ince ' of Mario, being composed of all of
Lot numm58r Nineteen (19) in the Fourteenth
'Concession of the said Township of McKil-
lop, containing -.184 acres rwre or less.
On the propeity there is said to betwo
houses and a barn.
This -property • will be sold subject- to a
reserve bid.
TEEMS.—Ten per cent. at the time of
the sale ,and the balance of the purchase
money in thirty days frpmr the date thereof.
For further particulat'a and conditions of
sale apply'; 'to JAMES TAYLOR, Belgrave,
Auctioneer, or to
COWAN
COWAN •& GRAY,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the
Statutes in that behalf that all persons hav-
ing claims against the 'estate of Catherine
Jane Hill Henderson, late of the Township
of McKi,llop, in the. County of Huron, Widow,
who died on or abouit the 13th day of August,
1933,• are required to forward their claimer
duly proven to the undersigned .Solicitor, on
or before the 14th day of July, 1934, after
which date the "Administrator will proceed
to distribute the estate, having regard only
to and being responsible • only fof the claims
of which he shall then have had notice.
DATED June 27th, 1934.
JOHN IL BDST,
Safort , Ontario, -
Solictor for Administrator.
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Solicitors for the ,Mortgagee
Sarnia„ Ontario.
DATED Sarnia, June 21st, 1934.
3472-3
POPULAR STALLIONS
The Pare Bred Three-year-old
Olydebdale Stallion
BONNIE MAC (26221)
Will stand at his own stable. half mile west
of Hensall,• for season of 1934. Terms $10,
payable February 1st, 1935. Donald Burns,
Manager.
TOP NOTCH CHICKS
were bred by R.O.P. Government ap-
proved males, they are well started
and quick growing.
July Prices — White Leghorns,
6c; Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Wyandotbes, '7%c; 1 • week 'old, 2c
more; 10 day, 3c; 2 weeks, 4.c.
TOP NOTCH CHICK HATCHERY
Box 55, Phone 1257, Stratford.
(Formerly Fergus)
The Standar! Bred Trotting Stallion
VALIANT GUY
No. 4070-67856
Approved Form A 1
Will stand for the _improvement of stock
this season as follows:
Monday—Will leave his own stable, Bruce -
field, and go by way of Clinton to the Base
Line, to E. Rozeli's, for neon; then west
by way of .the 16th Conce,sion to H'olmes-
vill'c at John Potter's for might. Tuesday,—
South by way of the llth Concession to Isaac
Ratlhwel.l's, for noon; then by way of Varna
to his own stable for night. Wednesday—
Wild remain at his own stable. Thursday—
Ry way of 2nd Concession, Tuckersmith. to
Fred Cook's, Huron Road. for noon: then
home for night. Friday.—East to McAdam's
Sideroad and north hy' way of Harpurhey
and Roxboro to Frank Coleman's, fur.,noon;
then west to Livingston's sdhool oornet and
south by way of Alma to his own stable.
Saturday.—Will' remain at his own stable.
Terms—For Standard Bred and Registered
mares, 9220,00: Grade mare=, 912.00.
WILLIAM BERRY,
Proprietor and Manager,
Brucefield, Ont_
WAWANSEA MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
3487-tf
FAVOURITE AGAIN
(24337)
Monday afternoon—will leave his•own stable
at Brucefield, and go south to Kippen, by the
London road to Al. Harvey's, for the night.
Tuesday—East to the 10th concession,. to
Angus McKinnon''s, for noon; then east to
KenMcKellar's. Cromarty, for night.
Wednesday—East one and a -quarter miles
to Lloyd Colnuhoun'e. for noon; then west
to Wth. Patrick's, for night.
Thursday—North one and a quarter miles to
Coyne 'Bras., 7th concession, Hibbert, for
norm; then west to Robert Doig's, for night.
Friday—West to - Gemmell's Corners and
north to the Mill Road at Wilson•McCartney's
for non; then home to his own stable for
night.
SaturdayAt his own stable.
Terms --$15 to insure.
R. D. Murdocic, Proprietor
Charles Manning, Manager.
•
SCOTLAND'S REMEMBRANCE
"26035" (182'9) '
Will stand at his own stable, Brucefield„
Terms—To insure $15.00
R. D. Murdock, Proprietor and Manager
hree Days
Ending Saturdap Night, June 30
DON'T MISS THESE
BARGAINS IN
DRESSES
All the New Styles
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DON'T MISS THEs:
BARGAINS IN
MEN'S SUITS
Our Entire Stock --Two Prices Only
Canada's Largest Fire Mutual'
Eastern Branch, Toronto 2, Ontario
Windstorms have •arrived. Get pro-
tection from the strongest Company
in Canada at the lowest rates avail-
able. No premium note required.
Automobile accident protection to
farmers at the lowest cost in Ontario.
OOl SU'LT YOUR LOOAL AGENT
J. H.SCOTT, Box 142, Seaforth
Rbone -336.
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Usborne & Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Farquhar. Ont.
President - ANGUS SINCLAIR
Vice -President S11140N DOW
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL NORRIS J. T. ALLISON
WM. H. COATES, FRANK
McCONNELL
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
Ustborne and Biddulph.
ALVIN L. HARRIS, Munro, Agent
for Fullerton and Logan..
THOMAS SCOTT, Cromarty, agent
for Hibbert.
II. W. F. BEAVERS
Secretary -Treasurer
Exeter, Ontario.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE PART LOT
28 and 29, Oomexesllon S, McKfllop, sow
tabling 192 ser s and known as tba T. :Ilk
Hays' arm- Must be sold to clove the estate.
Lf not sold wfli be rented. For particulars
aispoly to J. M. GOVENLOOL, Executor. Sea -
forth. u68 -1f
THE JOHN RANKIN
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE-,CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTIL ONT.
' OFFICERS
Alex. Bro'adfoett, SeaifmPoh - Fos».
James Connolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres.
Merton A Reid, Seaforbh - 'See.-Treas.
AGENTS:
Finlay MeKercher, R. IL 1,, Dublin;
, oli n Murray, R. R. 8, Sea£o}'th; E. R.
G. Jairata rtlh,, Brodhagen; Jas.. .Watt,
Blyth; C E. ITewitt, It ieardino.
T1i%RIECTORS
Wawa Knox, Londe boro; George
Lieonhaa b,' B'rodhagen; • James don-
nlolJy, aiederieh; Alex. BroadlfOot, No.
8, Seaiff' itlh; Robert Ferris, 'Myth ;
John Pepper, Brucefield; Jamen SboY
; Thomas Ylon, No,
to 4t h_..•; inn. , ; ?leo. 4,
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CHILDREN'S
DRESSES,
Prints or Ray-
ons; fast col-
ors; nicely.
trimmed
59c
New Voiles, Rayon,
Celanese; • •Fujee or
Ripple Sheer. You
will marvel at .these
values.
Here is another won-
der value in stunning
new styles in all the
latest materials and
colors. Regular $5
and $6 Dresses
High • grade 'Crepes,
Organdies or Voiles,
plain or printed, short
or no sleeves.' 'Size
14 to 44. Regularly
to $7.95.
Print House Dresses,
full sizes; well made;
fast colors; neat pat-
terns. Think of it !
,75
3'95
OSMOOR
HOUSE - DRESSES
Fully guaranteed, big
variety to choose
from. Sizes up to 52.
.95
•
Neat, stylish, New
Worsted' Suit's, in
Plain Blues, Greys or
Browns; also with at -
15.95
t -e95
tractive stripes o r
checks. Regularly to
$19.50
This group -includes
all our best ..Suits ;
highest grade mater-
ials and workman-
ship. All new styles
and fully guaranteed.
Regularly $25 to $35.
Youths' 3 -Piece Suits
Fine Worsted Stripes
.or Plain Cloths, some
with two pants. All
new styles. Sizes 33
to 35.
Boys' 2 -Pants Suits
Fancy Tweeds in this
season's newest
styles. Well made and
lined. Sizes 24 to 34.
Regularly $7.50 to $9.
X1.95
201fo,
5.95
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Fine-
pure -
wool
Pullovers
89c
Here are some additionalvalues that should
be Big Boosters for Sale -lays.
BOYS' 'WHOOPEE PANTS
Khaki, Black or Blue, elastic backs,
holiday wear. Sizes 24 to 34. .Regu- 79c
fancy trimmed. Just the thing for .
larly up to $1.50
MEN'S SUMMER .OVERALLS
Good weight Blue. Red Back Denim8
,
generously cut and substantially
made; four pockets
MEN'S
SLEEVELESS PULLOVERS
Pure, fine Botany Wool, pleasing
Weaves; White, Grey, Blue, Green,
Maroon. Sizes 36 to 42. Regularly
$2.25.
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BOYS' FINE BLOUSES
50C
Extra quality print in fancy stripes
and checks; full sizes; well made.
Blues, Sands or Greeds. Collars at-
tached. All sizes.
WOMEN'S WHITE SKIRTS
Just in time for Dominion Day, these
stylish new skirts are made of good
quality white pique, trim
pearl buttons and pockets.
00
mel with
PENMAN'S PURE SILK HOSE
You will notrbuy these again at this
very low price.' Pure silk, full
fashioned, new Summer shades. All
sizes. • • -
CLEARANCE IN CURTAINS
Frilled Curtains in all ' popular
shades/, Checks, Spots and Plain; 21/4
yards in length. All good widths.
Regularly $1.50 to $2.75.
WABASSO PILLOW SLIPS-
Good strong cotton ready for use
pure white; 42 Inch. An excellent -
•value' 1
a , .. ' ' PAIR
59c
119:
PAIR
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