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E.C. Chamberlain
Clerk of the'Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Domina'on Bank Build-
in'g, Seaforth. Office hours: —
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
LSO spare to 5.00 pan. Saturday
eventing, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, ,autbniobliile, fire,'sicknees and
cccide'iilt--insurance. If in the mar-
ket for any Iof the above lines,
kindly give us a call.
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Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 Seaforth, Ont.
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Prompt service and payment of
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. were presented with life nue+nubers'hips
in the WJM.S„ and Mrs. E. Clhepman
gave a very coiriuprehens'ive report of
the Huron Presbytiea'ial held in Alpril,-
Captain of Circle 1, Mrs. F. J. Bech-
edy, opened her part of the beetling
with the hymn, "When Mothers of
Selle•rn,". and 'Mrs. B -Christie led in
mother's 1pra'ye;;.- The Ser•'iptuite was
taken by 'Miss J. McL.ea-n and an art-
iele aolni,paring mothers of yesterday
and to -day was read .b Mrs. Be'dhely.
The fourth chapter of the study book,
"Fe'stival's of . the Tithe," was very,
capably pres'entbed by Mrs. E. 'Gau-
che, and. Mins. J. A. 'Stewart sang,
"Mother of Pearl," A "Mother"
poem was also read by Mrs. J. Cur-
rie and Mrs. Chase gave the Watch
',C'o'wer paper, The cllosing hymn,
"Faith of Our Mothers," was fol-
lowed by thei.:Mizpah benediction.
Hold I irth,daarty,—.A delight-
ful party for c rildren was .'given om
Tuesday afternoon, by Mrs. J. G.
Mills, Ghderich !Streit, in honor of the
bhf'r,•telenth birthday', of tier daughter,
Jen E'lizabetili, 'Spring flowers were
.u.agelferedieeteratione, with pretty fav-
ors .iln -spank and -green ethad!os.. 'Each
guest received a slotuvelnir sof the oc-
casrian. A birthday cake with thir-
teen candles graced the tea table.
Games were played during the after-
noon, Mrs, Mills was as'sis'ted by
Mrs. J. G. Mullen.
Women's Institute Hold Meeting,-
The regular meeting of the 'Jun::or,
Women's Insttitute°'was held at the
'home of Mess. Dave McLean 'on Wed-
nesday afternoon with an attendance
of thirty-eight. The meeting opened
by singing the Ins'titulte Ode, follow-
ed by the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Plans are being made to hold a gar-
den party in the near future. Mrs.
R, -Nottt fav'otmd the audience with an
insti•uanental. Very interesting re-
pgrts were given by Miss Ruth Ger-
don and Miss Jean Gemmell on the
convention which they attended at
Guelph. A contest and a flower ex-
ehange was enjoyed. • Lunch *as
served and a social !half-hour was
spent.
Married in West• •A quiet wedding
was Solemnized en Tuesday, May 12,
at -four o'clock, in the Central Church
'of ' Cheat, Lethbridge, Alta , swhen
Ruby Alice, youngest daughter of
.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graham, of• Cal-
gary, Alta., ibeearm'e the bride 'of Roy
Edward Dignan, Vulcan, Alta.; only
son of 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Dignan,
o'fKincaid, Sask..'Rev. C. H. Phil-
li�.ps tefi'tciated. The 'bride wore for
the occasion, a flesh pink georgette
blouse, under a Bermuda blue , swags
ger snit, with matching accessories,
and streamline hat, which was ac-
cented with a small confetti veil. She
'wore a cors'zge bouquet 'of talisman
roses and maiden hair fern. After
a short honeymoon in the 'southern
city; tihe •happy couple left for Vul-
can, where they will reside.
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Death of Mrs. Sylvester Allen.—
After a long and trying illness, borne
with wonderfully quiet seatience and
Christian .fortitude, death came as a
'happy release to Mrs. Sylvester Al-
•lesna at her home, Church Street. on
Thursday mrorning, Mrs, Allen had
;been an 'invalid for the .past ten
years and for sixteen 2nonths pre-
ceding her death had been confined
to bed. . She was a •daughter of the
late Jahn C'olbou.rn,' of Summerhill,
•Goderich Township, where she was
Morn and pent her early life. On
April 4, 1912, she was united in mar=
riage•to Mr. Sylvester Allem. of Sea-
fortih, and all her married life had
been lived here. Besides her hus-
band, she is. survived by three sons,
Meseas. Russel, Ross and Reid Allen,
all of •Seaforth, She ie also survived
by one 'brother and one sister, Mrs.
E. 'Williams, of Brantford, acrd Mr.
Russell Colbourn. of Fort Erie, North.
The funeral will be held from .her
late home en Saturday, afternoon,
'when the service will be conducted
by her minister; 'Rev. H. C. Feast.
Iritercmcet will be made. in Maitland -
bank Cemetery. •
Death of Samuel T. Jacks ►'fit.—The
death occurred in Scott Me'morial
Hospital, Seaforth, -cn Sunday, May
17th, of Mr. Salniuel Tory Jackson,
of Egmondville, 'Mr. 'Jackson was a
s'on of the late Henry R. Jackson, of
Egim:?ndville, where he was born and
spent the greater 'part of,;.his Life.
For a number of years, in partner-
Is'h.ie with Ibis brother, the late L. C.
Jackson, he carried on, a photography
.business in Seaforth, later going to
Chesley where he ssconiducted a simi-
lar business for some years: Re-
turning to Seaforth he opened Jack -
s'on's Studio, and did a large busi-
naes in photo developing, his clients
arming from all over the Province.
He is surf iced by two 'brothers and
two'__sist•ers, ?4r.• W. O. Jackson and
Mr. Tudor Jackeion: of Ripley; Mrs.
R. Stevens, Kitchener. and Miss Belle
Jackson, Egr iondville,, A private
funeral was held from his late home
in Egmondville on - Tuesday after-
noon, when the services were con-
ducted by Rev. Canon `Appleyard of
St. Thomas' Church. Interment,.was
miade in Egmondlviile cemetery.
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Died in Vancouver.—A telegram,
announcing the death of Mr. Robert
Beattie in Vanelorpver• on Monday,
May 18th, wag received this, week by
Me', John Beattie. Mr. -Beattie will
be remtem,bemed by Many of 'the -older
residents of Seaforth, he having been
in !business here far several years. In
1890 he purchased the grocery and
produce business of the late James
iVleGinnis, and later in the same year
the firm of Beattie Bras', was e's'tab-
1:rshe'd. Leaving • Seaforth, he eon -
dilated a•general stare at Harrington,
Ont., for rseveral yeare..an'd then went.
West,
and for twenty -flea years had
been with the CI,P.'11. Railway as deck
foreman in Vancouver. 'He was twice
married, his first wife h'ding Rosetta
Rogers, 'ocf Seaforth, who died after
,glo'i.ng West, leaving one son, Onel,
who resit] .919 lin Van'c'ouVer. Fifteen
years agdo he a.gain. married, Mrs.
Jean Gibson, of Vancouver, B. C., w'ti,o
surv'i'ves: Funeral services were 'held
Wednesday, May 20tlh,
Mae Lane Auxiliary._ -True regular
monthly meeting of the Mae Lane
Auxiliary was held 'M'ond'ay evening
in Naafi:aisle United Church, with 31
members in att'end'ance, Mrs,' E. H.
Close, pre'slident, opened with a poem
on "Mothers" • w'rit'ten. by Edgar
Guest, followed by stile$rt" prayer for
the Kin'gd!om rof •God and a prayer
directed by Miss R. Fennell. The
first hytmn, "For the Beauty of the
Earth," was !suing after w'hi'ch the
president led in prayer for the
�nnooup's special grins-io.rJari-es!, Mr. and
Mrst. Bruce. Mb -rates of the last
Meeting 'were read and adopted ands
Niles. E. Beattie, in t h:e ' absemee of
Ilikesetttoseill, gaivle the treasurer's re-
port. As a result of a report brought
in by Miss S. 'Weed, eotnwener orf Ways
and Means Connaittese, it .wasresole-
ed 1e iadioptt "'Svsndtinre, Bags" as' a
ihretits in raising f>rmidsi. 'Mrs. Peter
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' Sermon Subjects For Nest Sunday.
--iElgmosrdville Church -,.- 1Q a,m.,
Clhuncrh (Sc'ho'ol; 11 am., "Our Chil-
drem-"Ane Our Bondsmen ---If We Sin,
They Pay." The Sacrament of Bap-
tistm will be administered at this user=
vice, if desieed. 7 p.m., "What is
this Communism?" An o'pportuni•ty
will be .given the congregation ' to
ask questions and to 'discuss the prob-
lem biii'efiyr-Rev. Charles Ma'leelm,
Mi ni's'tea'.
'St. Thomas' ChurchFirs't Sunday
after Aiscenr,i'on Day: Confirmation
class and Sunday school at 10 a.'m.;
-morning topic, "Ascens'uon Tide and
S'pliritual Religion"; ,evening service,
"Some, A'tti•i!bwtes of Gad." All wel-
come. --Canon E:' Appieyard, Rector.
Northside United Church—Morn
ing .subject, "A Song of Deliv'er-
anc'e"; evening subject, "The Man
Who Deserted." Sunday school at 10
a.m.—Rev.' T. A. Caarrtidcha'el, Minis-
ter.
First Presbyterian Chdreh—Sunday
slohool at 10, ;morning worship at '11,
evening ;service at 7. Sermons by
the minister: Morning, "A Chapter
',Frani the Acts of th'e Apostles"; ev-
ening, "A Chapter from the Book of
the ,Prophets." The music for • the
day will include: ,M'orn'ing, Male
quartette, "Drifting Along," Mr. J.
T. Scott, Mr: F. E. Willis, Mr. M. 'R.
Rennie, ,Mr. D. L. Reid; anthem, •tI
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," solo-
ist, Mr.. Douglas Stewart; evening,
anit•henr,,"They Shall Mount up," s_olo-
is't, Mr. Evan D. Rennie. Sincerest
we1'caiine to all servscesl. IH, G. Feast,
Minister,
Death of Mts. Samuel Dorrance.—
The death occurred on Tuesday morn-
ing, May 19th, of Mrs. Saiisuel Dor-
ranee., for some years an es'tee'med:
resident ident ' of' Seaforth. Mrs. Dorrance
had only been 'ill a week and had.
been taken to t'h,e, hospital the day
previous ta her' death, where she
'passed away suddenly Tuesday mann-
ing.. Mrs. Dorrance was a daughter
of the late Gilbert M'4Mic'hael, one
of the pioneer families of • Hullett
Township, where .s.h'e was . born 76
years ago and where her early- life
was spent. Over forty years ago she
was united in marriage to Mr. Sam-
uel Dorrance wti'en they settled on
th'e fai•mt on the Gth concession of
McKillop Where they continued to re-
side until Mr. •Dortance's death, when
she moved to Seaforth, where s,h•e had
since 'm'ad'e her home, Mrs. Dorrance
was , also predeceased by her two
sons, one in infancy, and Mr.' Samuel
H. Dorrance was killed overseas, but
there are three surviving grandchil-
dren, Mrs, Henry McKenzie, Oshawa,
and :Messrs. Saniu'el and Stanley Dor-
ranee;:,.ef Seaforth. A private fun-
eral will • be held from the home,of
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her -daughter-in-law,'rs.' S. H. or-
rance, East William Street, on Phurs-
day afternoon, when the services will
be conducted by her 'minister,: Rev.
H. C. Feast, of First. Church. In-
terprent will be made in Maitland -
bank cemetery,
W. M. S. Meets:—The W. M. S. 'of
Northside Unlited C'hureh held their
regular meeting .cin the church on
Thursday afternoon, May 14, . t h e
president, Mrs. Laing, presiding. The
hymn, "From Giyeen'lan`ds Icy Moun-
tains" Was sang, followed with pray-
er by Mrs.. Laing. After tihe variouis
reports were given, Mrs. M'cMi'chael
read a paper from the Watch Tower
wohiic'h was followed (}lay the roll call.
Arrangements were made for the 'so-
cial meeting to be held in the church.
on Thursday afternoon, May 28. Mrs.
Glew, captain of Circle No. 5, then
took charge of the devotional period:
The 'hymn, "I've a Story to Tell;" ems
sung and Miss Golvenlock read the
devotional (leaflet and Mrs. ,Bright
gave' the , Scripture • reading. Miss
Lawrence took the topic dealing with
the sixth cha'p'ter of the study book
on Africa, presenting ,the 'kind of ed-
ucation needed to -day by the Afri-
can b'o'ys and girls and the pruvrisii'on
marle i'or their education, especially
in the mission sc'ho'ols and churches.
A unique presentation of h'ow closely
our workers in Angola are Milked up
with us in Ontario and Canada; was
vividly protraye'd by ulsing a map of
Canada and one of Angol'la and con-
necting by ribbons' the, station in
.Africa in which the missionary work-
ed and, the name pi' her home town
in Canada•, The missionaries;. . Mar-
garet Daws'oh, Elizabeth Read, Edith
Brawn, R.N,, 'Millicentitj:ger-e , Helen
Roberts'o'n, Kates R'ut'hlerford', Mar-
garet Halliday, Elizabeth MacKenzie,.
Mary Thomas, R.N. Edith Clark,
Marjorie Millar, Mabel Faust and,
Celen.ia Femrlira 'were, represented by
members of th'e Woman's *Seim:nay
Society. A duet, sung :by two little
girds, Patricia Bechely and Helen
Carmichael, was 'much-en,loyed by
all. The meeting was cius'ed by sing-
ing and the !b'eneldp'etion.
LOCA(. BRIEFS
• Mr. and ,Mrs' Per'leyy Banbury,
of Winnipeg, are guests at the home
of Mrs. Banbury's father, Dr. F. J.
Burrows.
• Dr. J.' A. Munn attended tore'
Dental Convention in Toronto this
week.
• Misses Mary Plett, Grace Free
and Bess Cliff _wean in Toronto on
Saturday. Mrs,'. Milton Chesney re-
turn'e'd with theta
• Miss' Fennell, Mies Salle, Wood
erred Miss Ruth Thrompston spent ;the
week -end • at Niagara Fails.
• Mr. Stewart- Plant, Faculty. of
Medicine, Un>iiversitry of Toronto; is
h+onle for the holidays;
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GODERIGH ST, - SEAFORTII
• Mrs: F. C. Fe'as't was called to
Hamilton this week awing to the ser-
io'u's illness• of her mother, Mrs. 'Dun-
• lop
• Mis's Jackson and Mr. G. A.
Jackson were in London on Wednes-
day attending the funeral of the late
William Prendergast..
• Mrs. G. Wein•,, who spent the
winter at Anderson, South Carolina,
has returned to her 'bonne here for
the summer months'.
• Rev, C. A. Malcolm, Mrs. Mal-
colm., Mrs. Hugh 'Chesney and Mrs.
..R. E. McKenzie were in London on
Wednesday to hear. Da :Katgawa, the
great Japanese orator.
• 'Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ament spent
the Week -end at the 'homve of Mr. P.
M. Chesney .in Tuckersmith,
• • Mr. and Mrs. W. Ch-arlesworth
and family, Toronto,, ,'were week -end
guests with relatives and friends
here.
• Dr. and 'Mrs: J. F. Docherty, of
Conneaut, Ohio, were guests last
week at the home of Mr: and Mrs.
J. •G. Docherty.
• Mr. Howard EI'iek, of Flint; Mich-
igan; ;spent the week -end, at the
home of Mr. and_ Mrs. R. Frost,
• Miss' .Annie Lawrence attended
the London 'Conference 'branch meet-
ing of the W. M. S. in Sarnia this
satiek.
• The C. W. L. is having a home'
baking sale on Saturday, May 30th,
at four prn.,- in the store' 'sou'th of
Grocery.
rocery,
• Miss Joan !Hutchinson amid Mr.
G'ilhson 'White, of Walkerville, were
week -end guests at the home of Mira
M•, • • Wlhit'e.
• Mrs. George Wheatley, who rent=
ed a 'house on North Main Street, be-
cause of her health, has decided -to
move to Clinton,
• On Monday, May 25th, commenc-
ing at 1.30 p.m., the Pres+byter"ian
Young People of Huron will hold a
picnic at the falls, near Goderieb.
• Mrs'. Th'o'mlas • Dickson suffered a
cere'hralshemorrhage• on Friday even -
GOING AWAY?
THIS WEEN END.
WHEN you return will the drip
pan have overflowed?.... will
your food be spoiled? That depends
on the kind of refrigerator you own.
You •can leave a Westinghouse for
days on end and return to find the
foods within it fresh and wholesome.
That's because it's Dual -automatic!
Even if the power service, is inter-
rupted this unit restores, refrigera-
tion automatically! Let us explain ,
this and many other unique features.
J. F. .
Seaforth Ontario
A"tkori3ed denier for
For The
Summer
• During the Summer
months, we will endeav-
or to serve our custom-
ers by making regular
deliveries, four times.. a
week, and twice a day.
In this way, with the
co-operation of our cus-
tomers, we hope to elim-
inate all unnecessary
delay in delivery. •
Deliveries will be made
as follows:
DAYS—Monday, Wed-
day,- Friday and Sat-
urday.
HOURS—Morning ` de-
livery: 11 o'clock , a.m.
Afternoon delivery, 4
o'clock p.m.
RATE -150e PER CWT.
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trig .anal was taken to Scat Mentor..
ial Hospital. Her {n4a0l* fri!e'r>Idts,
however, will be glad to earls that
she is making 'very .satisfactory .pro-
gress towai,ds• recovery.
• Mr. and Mrs', Wn'iie,n, et -Sit:
TJrotnas, were 'Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs, A. Stark.
• Mrs. R. SI --Evans has returned
from Tor'outro bo.. spend the suaninaer-
at her horse here.
• • Miss Ruth Dixon, of Dr. E. A.
McMaster's office, is spending the
week at her home in London.
• Mr. and Meth., W. J. Fow'lert of
Leamington, were gue'etts this week
at the' homes of Mr. and Mae. Adaan
Hays -and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hays.
• Miss Phenela Gordon, who hag
Veen- visiting at the home of Mrs.
M. White, has retntree'd to her Moine,
in McKillop.
• Mr. William Paul, 'President of
the 'Sarnia TraistriC'oanpan'y, and Mrs.
Paul were guests ` of Mir. and Mss.
Feast 'at the Manse this week, on
their return from attending 'the iru-
dur pion of their nephew to the pas-
torate of the Presbyterian Church in
Kincardine.
• Mrs. W. Hs -Ballard', of Detroit,
was the week -end gu'es't of .Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Shanahan.
• MiGs'M'•arlon Bell,- Miss Ella Roul-
ston and Mr. James Scott are spend-
ing a few days in Ottawa.
• 'Mrs W. A. Crich spent the week
end with friends in Buffalo.
• Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner and Miss
Mary Finkbeiner spent the week -end
in Tga^ont10 and Aurora.
KIPPEN
Naw in :Stock -Quantity of differ-
ent kinds of Np. 1 Government grad-
ed Essex County seed corn• Also
complete stock of r Beatty Bros.
ptum,pe, piping and fittings for gener-
al farm use. W. E. Butt, Kippen.
Phone 41-91, H'ensall. 3572-3
IMr, and Mr's. Isaac Jarrott, of the
village, spent a visit in Taronto dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ivison, 'of
+the !village,. spent a day .in London
:cluiting the week.
The football dance, which was:held
in Watson's . Hall ion Friday -evening
last, was a decided siti'ccess. Good
musi'c..was in attendance and a good
time was enjoyed by all sent,
The Young People's Society' of the
Presbytery of Huron took charge of
the !morning service in St. Andrew's
United 'Church on Sunday last. Re-
Ipeesentatives. from Gornie, Wingham,
Bayfield and Goderi'ch were present,
The service was much enjoyed by the
congregation-.
Mr. and Mrs, Osborne Littleford, of
London, spent the week -end at the
home of the latter's parents, Rev. ,and
Mrs. E. F. Chandlery of the Manse.
' Mrs. E. Kyle, a'ccompanie'd by. Mrs.
E. McBride and Misses Beatrice and
Doreen Cooper, spent a day in Strat-
ford duiring' the past we'e'k.
Many in this neighborhod will he
sorry to learn of the death of M'rs.
Alex. McNurtrie, who passed away
at the home 'o'f her son, John, of the
2nd con'cess'ion of 'Stanley on Sunday,.
May 17, -after an lilln'ess• of some
time. The funeral" tolok -place on
Wednesday ''to Hens -an Uriton Ceme-
tery, and was largely attended.
Mr. William Deitz, of, the Landon
Road, north, is the lateet to exehaiige
his car for ai newer' model.
Master Den Kyle, who has .been
Visiting his aunt and untie-, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer IMrClinohey, of the
Babylon Line, has returned home.
1VIis's Margaret Watson, of Seaforth
visited at the home of her brother,
Mr. C. Wlats'on; of this village, dur-
ing the past week. •
Klippen /boys played their first game
of football with Seaforth on Monday
evening last. The, score resulted in
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a ii tory for Seaforth by 2 to 1. •
Mrs, Thos. Kyle, of 'Clinton, spent
a visit at the home of her eon and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
son Kyle, of' the village.
The Young. People's anniversary
will be held in St. Andrew's United
Church on Sunday,May 31, when the
Rev. 'R. B. Cdjmimings; oaf Strafford,
will conduct the service both nriorn-
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Mr. and Mrs. IGeos'ge Fee and Mrs..
Leppard, of Hen'sali, visited at the
home of 'Mrs. John Deitz, of the vil-
lage, during the 'pas't week.
Quite a, number from here attend-
ed the auction sale of household ef-
fects of the late John McKenfie, of
Brucefield, on Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mas'. John Wright, Detroit,
epent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
James Wright.
CONSTANCE
Mr. W. J. Fowler and 'Mr. Herb.
Fowler,• of the Hifron Road, visited
Mae and Mrs. !William Clark on Sun-
day:
The Sunday s'chooll intend holding
their anniversary on June 21. Watch
for fuirther nrrrortarcertrenb.
Miss Mary Hall returned to Tor-
-onto on Sunday after spending a
week with her parents, Mr. and !Mrs:
Frank Hall, who are staying for ' a
time with' their nephew, Mfr. Ross
McGregor.
The Live Wire -Class are having the
church wired for.'Hydrro. Mr. Thule,
of Blyth, is .doing the work.
Miss Nora He'sk, of Londesboror
spent the week -end with Miss Phyllis
Medd.
Mr. and Mr's. Guy 'Cummngluam and
daughter, of near Auburn, sipien't
Sunday with Me. and Mrs. Austin
Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Britton 'spent
Sunday evening with- Mr. and Mrs.
John Mills 'ne'ar Blyth.
Mrs. Anderson, Sr., returned lt'ome
last week afters ,spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Snell, near Brucelfield.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Peter Pa'pineau re-
turned to their home in Strathroy on
Monday after visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Vim. Clark.
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