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:Stopped an the offenders dealt -with
• by proper. authority, • So that this
•-eo.manunity leer be saved from pro-
ducing -these who may become much
• Mote serious if not criminal problems
in the: future."
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• Py 'Usual Grant •
Council passe e esela* .evine the
-usual grant to the -Seaforth Agricul-
tural Socjetreebiecl imetructed, the Fire
• and Water ,Coneinittee te eerehase
• number of coat, nets. end boets•
re-
4ulred by the Elea Brigade.
A deputatime consisting of E. H.
,Close, leader, and Mr. D. Sills, from
-Seaforth Highlanders. Band, wait -
•ed' op eeunciI and asitee for assist-
ance to ' purchase •three new instrti-
ments,"
ile.r. Close pointed out that while all
enetrumetas belonged' 'the town,
;the bend itself through entertain-
•ments, had raised money to keep
• • theta j3r repair. Dieing 1936 some
$209 ,had been spent for this purpose.
itihis intentiee to have 40 men 'in
the. band, Mr. Close stated.
10outtell approved andwill- pass .the
•_necessary by-law at, the May meek 40, Dens Welsh 39.. JI—Martin ele•
lng. • • • "" lenefle, Joe Murree 74.3, Belen Mue
I Explain Street Repairs ray 73, ,Teresa 'Walsh .61, Margaret
• Maloney 60, Bernice Flanagan*, Betty
Mayer Cluff told council of lee pre- neseseepee 1—John • Krauskopf ,72,
• .iinifmary diseeesiene Which had been Jim Nolan 71. Teresa; •lealeuey 69, Jim
:held concerning new main Etteet, side- eevlin 67, Margaret Givlin 65, Joan
wales and new.lighting standards. eeseeseee • priteeie-EXcellent: Jac -
•'Council after •thoroughly d.iscusseling quelime eVealse, Margaret Flanagan,
-the propoeae messed the followine,mo- eeeeeee Maloney; -ereese Geed,: nee
• -titre ' ; Given; ;'•Teiese, Given; Good: John
Reid -Keating: That the council •Maloney, Gerald Betixer, Philip Kraus -
approves the, proposal suggested for keg!, Number on roll, 37. --Er. 'Car-
sieewalk constellation or Mein Skeet eee-teecher. • , : •
and authoring the Street oottiteittee ':••;Mr..end. Mts. Johni'Keebele of • RQS.
• to'enteripito any negotiatelei' for; the tack -spent Suedey with Mr. and Mrs.
" prepatitioe or Diana and specificie •Chars'Regele
-teens :they miey deem'cnecessere, and Mreante Mrs. cleobeet Cogelin age.
-to report • lbeck ta Perifteelintit. sense Elmer , endordoti.„ o Lisiowel
• •- •„seene ..Tbursdley, with .Mr. `peel :Mrs.
• eleeseiree Coreeitien Day -eeeeee Eggert _ •
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4,404_.; *kale owif$9.4. Ntt•tvdtetWAS,,
.1hp„ also ,a, f (51 ir 040 00.411 3• bike,
40. W. E... nuTr.i• Kiellelee Ellen
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Notice To FarMeeseetWn
•eland Jule. liee Geyeenemate.teeteid.
gss-seedseeprodee-Peeiteee-Plneeee.
chick feeds and e eueeeltee. ef: °erne
'Ineld.lings awe eern; eleoendee.
poets ,eerd *est feme eel/Miele.
KYLE, Kippeie'' ' • ••WOO'
Mr. Eaele'Serciat spent a few days
wiell triple* In Toronto; also ettend',
leg the 'Oopp,er Cliff., Winnipeg hock,
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Women's InatItete-Te Meet
• The •Kippee East Women's Insti-
tute wilt meet oni Wednesday. April
2lat, at the home of Mrse Harvey
erseele. The meeting will be on Cale
adiae eneestries an the roll call to
be =Severed by "An: article manefac-
tured im Heron and where the fs.e-
tory is eoeated." There Will be ae:
exchange of flower an: vegetable
Seeds and flower
McKILLOP
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e- 'Tee following is the 'repeat of .11.
S. S. NO.. 1, ;VIeKillop -.and) • ..Logen.'
,Theselearked with an asteriek miss-.
,eteene or more 'examinations: Sr. IV
Krauskopf 61.44%, Doris -Flan -
agora .60-, Leo • .Hieknelle 52, Freak
• O'Rourke 45.2e, •-.)e. lere-Helen
eae. 61, Josef& 'Nelan 41.
• Warren Byers, 74, Marie •Dilloe 70,
Wee.. Felten Murray 66, ;Anna Orlin
65. Jr. BI-eGeraldiee, Dillon and Ber-
nadette Flanagan 66, Joseph Keene-
kepf 64, Louie .Nolate 44Jos!. Hiekneli
Arrattetneets for Observing COrme e *eerie) M1:f3:. George Hoegy y
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-Mien Day in, Seafortie were left in the :'slie-tiValii*IT wth Mrand) ail. Oles.
:hands:of:the local -Legion. atemeillor:
• also J. E.- atiege-wbeede
'Mt; nandeefere. Bien Rock of Britton
Ke-exesidetit
'of thee legion inteedecee the' matter' ''"i
"'lree"e'tt '149rwarr "411
aeuas yac-
charge of baying the Teem Hall emit -
ably dectretede
'The Peepeity Cettem' &tee Will be le, ;ant 33°111110,-•' •
the- late William Strong, of Tucker-
emith. Rev. T. •M. lVIcCurlie perform-
ed the • ceremone, The •bride Was.
charmingly gowned in white stiffened
net over taffettel -wit& stiff eped net helm
She -wore a bridal, band of orange
blessoms and carried Briarcliffe roses
'and sweet peas • with •maiden hair
fern. She. was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Earl Hastings, who chose a,„pale
blue eeown 6fegedkgeteeeWlttemateh4
Pass Accounts
lebbiettif*jei ealiel140441lews.
lee V. -Ream, ealere, $60; H. &W1;
salary, $60; a• •Wilson, salary,
$41.66, exPress, etC., $5.25; Thoinas
Storey, salary, $60; John A.
-salare, $20 ; N.. Chuff et Sons; aect.,
$14.21;• JobStewart, acct., $6.70.; C.,.
• P. Sills, P.M., Pe- tt. box rent, $5.00e.
L. Macpherson, acct., 50e; Canadian
National Railways, bromine pretece
te), :$5.63; Bell Teleptbene Co., Mete
'$4:88; County of Huron,- hospitalize-
-thee $12.95; M. Keen .$23.60; • Public
Commiesion, • light, •ete.,
$46.69; Treasurer Public School, $200e
Geo. A. Sills & Sone, acct., $8.55; D.
Wilson, case relief, $38:71; W. E.
Kerslake, aect., 49.25.
• Son of Former
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At 'the Ottawa eqp.ference •on -the
protease& Silesia North America Act
emettklinen.ts last year .he played a
leading part, and -at one stage was
ereeetee with preventing .a conedete
• ▪ • -collapse in the didcuisionse. •
TbI previncieler Mein' orgiteizagati
• was strengthened under his regime.
• A consolidation of provincial statutes
-Was carried out, and several Import.
• ant laws revieed, including the Motor
• Vehiele Aet and. the Gime Act.
Y.Slie Sloan lives with his wife and
**o 'children, Betty, aged seventeen,
‘Ple end Daeld, aged fifteen, on Rockland
et'eenue: Ad is a snemeer of the tTn-
ien Club of ;Victoria. end lite Vandou,
leer Olub, is a Protestant and a Mason,.
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Wilthelleaged to quote
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quantity reVired; • • '
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Men's Stylish
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pik(eeterdhgle _eelemnized
at the Presbyterian' Mae, Atwood,
on Saterdaye April 3rd,. when Mabel
Mergeret; yottegest daughter of Mr.'
andeetre. ThomasBarton, becatae the
•bride of Leoirard Alexander Strong,
only On of Mrs. Willia,n2 Strong and
acceedories, and carried a. bouquet of
• pinkcarnations and ferns. Mr. Earl
liastin•ge lunette:11 the groom. Fol-
lowing the -ceremony a wedding. din-
ner Was held at the home ef the
•bride's parents when the immediate
• relatives were present. Later the
young couple left by motor for a trip
through the United States end Ease-.
ere Canada. The bride those for
travelling a 'dregs of navy net over
• flowered ceepe, greeeeces.; e,nd,•-coat
witheeoronatien red, adeessoriee." Mr.
an Mee Strong wi113eM4-ohe
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greened 'farm near Seaforth.
• EGMONIATILLE:
• The regulaemeeting of the iV.111.S.
was held at the Mande withethe 'vice-
president, Mies Mabel Catneron,
in -
the chair. The meeting opened .by
singing a 'hymn., after Which Mee. .Mo-
Quarrie read the Scripture lesson. -Af-
ter, the reading of thedevotional leaf-
-let by Mrs., Hugh Ohesmey, Sr., the
tubelike. were ,rettd by the 'eecreterYi
Mee John Forrest, the roll call being
answered by a text word, beginning
with -the letter 'G'. Mrs. Shepherd
presided during the business period
When, arraegeinents were made to
holda quilting on. • Theredaye The
study book was ably taken by Mes
• Sheeberd. Mrs. 'Nelson Keys closed
• the meeting with prayer. '
OgITOR
attario•
TUCKERS1VIITH
The 'April meeting of the -Tucker,
smith Ladles' Club was held at the
home of Mise Sadie Ball on Wedgies -
!day Met with fourteen members pres-
ent, After repeating the opening ode
teed singing "Old) Black Joe," he roll
pall Wee respenicied to by telling "Nat
how I Would like eny !house renov'at-
• ed for spring," After the eeoretary's
end treaseter's reports; it was decid-
ed ei purchase 20 Sate of flannel-
ette with which •tme. make, garments
for the needy, pied a quilt for a man
wile wae recently burnt out Mid sts
result has (no melte Reading, eMary's-
House" ' was gives, by, Mrs. Laweone
"A Season Per Neer Things" bel
P. Townsend sandelWat ands Bo* to
•End It if %erten:El eiroted Only take
the Right Standreby Mee. Sleety. The
Temaitteller of tbe afterhoeit etareepet
In wahine a Melt ned, the reneger
Inenibei% efoCheted. O May &Set,
leg will be held at the bete Of icift.
4.• Peeper When elipie and bulbs Will
bextlianged and tell tell lelekileittled
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too, .,c • "j,
'op Coats
95 to 2150
Time to discard the heavy
winter coat and stef) out in one
of these dressy Topcoats. Fine
• Tweeds, Worsteds and • Fleece
Cloths in plain or check pat-
terns; made in the new Raglan,
• Balmacaan,' Tube or Chester-
field styles, with or . without
belts. And we never had as
• large a stock to- choose from.
• All sizes. ••
10.95 to 24.50
MEN'S NEW
• Shirts
.1T-91111 .14.kPLTkese) NefF,`„Shirts
Yotelf LAW' tfee'PlittiV;- Too.
• :Checks) Stripes, Plain.
drey, TaBlue, Sand: •
Forsyth5'Arro*,- Warrendale
• Collar attached or separate.
PRICES.•140
. 0,130,1.95
tylish Frocks
New Spic, Plain and Fancy Crepe Dresses; bright. •7
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. floral designs and plain colors; short or long sleeves.
•" Lit or dark shades. Sizes.14 to 44. •
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Betteratst Very Reasonable Prices
eeds, Crepes, Heather Mixtures; Sand, Blue, Gold, 12 00
'Black,:Trown, Mustard, Green, Rust. All beautifully ,*
to19.50
styled...and finished.
Style Hits ! In Women's 2 Piece Suits
These Suits are taking the country by storm.; made
of Tweeds and Homespuns, full length coats, ,swing
. skirts, and pointed shoulder; ordinary or high col-
lars. The colors are Grey, Blue, Sand, Green, Gold,
Coral; Rose. Sizes 14 to 42. ,
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Most Reniarka.ble Millinery Values
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Stunning new Hats that are the very last word have 1 9510
_ just arrived. They include every new style and col-. . •.
or from the wide sailor to the snappy little pill box 5 00
hat. You will be thrilled at their cleverness and be- •
coming attractiveness.
• Men's Worsted
• • Suits
2" PAIR PANTS
• We're selling a lot of thee
Suits. They really sell them-
selves. You will want one too,
• when you see -all the style, qual-
ity an'd smart appearance ex-
pert tailors have packed, into
these dressy suits. The correct-
ness of style and pattern and
the dependability of ,the mater-
ials and workmanship, we fully
guarantee. All sizes.
2 PANT SU °
aITS.. o„ ****22.50
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tewart Bros.
Seaforth
ete
• MENis.SPRING
Hats
Smart New Styles that are Flat-
teringly Becoming. •
• Greys, Browns, Greens.
• Homburg, Snap Front.
• Stetson, Biltmore.
• Sizes 63/s to 77/s.
PRIC'ES..1.95 to 3.50
to by a poem on "Mother." •
Mrs. Fred PepPer Spent the week-
end in London visiting friends..
Mrs. Sperling, of Brussels, is visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. 'Ray, Fear. •will
,
,of Mr. and Mrs. Williate Britton.
Friends •ef Mrs. Jan ee 'Miele are
berry to learn that she is confined to
her room. .
bright yelloee red and pink wax -like
floWerst It thrives . in bright sun -
-shine and dry Soil. Nastarthiras,
merigolds, calendiilaEi and petunias
complete a garden requiring the
minimum of attention. •
Must Have Good Seed
is impossible. to over -emphasize
the importance of good seed. Other
factors inay be eeyond control, but
tile gardener has absolute check ov-•em
er this foundation.' Weather, soil and
I may be ideal but without
°cation, '
good eeece s,pecially selected to suit
Canadian, conditione, the garden is
going to be a failure. There is no
guarantee that a flower which has
give n wonderful results - in Canada
wili do equally wee in other countries
and, because of this the average gar,
dener is well advised to &Mire. his
seed and nursery stock from a reit-
able Canedian source.
• Early Cultivating
During the early part of the season
a little -cultivation every week will
help plants along wonderfully. The
purpose' is two -fold,. Unsightly weeds
are killed and valuable moisture is
ceneerved. Growth Is hurried along.
Later on as the flowers or vegetables
eterelop it will not be neceseary to
oultivete so °Rae Sometimes a
Mulch of short straw .,or grass oto.
eines is Weed OVOr thO Orden to
retain moitture &wing the (summer.
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In The Garden-
Not Hard To Grow
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'Mane •flowers are almost a.s easily
grown as weeds. Once plamted, end
possibly thinned they will : flourish
despite neglect mid ineettse 0
Make ench things as the' toismos.
Seed 'Of this flower . can be planted
otitelde ;almost as soon as ' the soil
is fit to work. It grows quickly, is tall
end graceful and will begin to
bloom froin early •July one Zinnias,
giant or dwarf size,- ere al:tether flow-
er that the busy peeked can plant
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with -certain satisfactioe of a big de•
piay of bloom. These e.xeept for the
tiny affair with close button -like flow-
ers are .aleo large plante. The bigger
ones will Make a height of 18 inches
tio• two feet or More. Color% ever a
tide /range from dull isgti, bittern, and
Waiver to Nbright red end pinks.
zooms somatitat reser the nese.
In the similar Mee �f easily
greet eleatoe are allyastm; White
Ohdlibilitit mid uSerit fet" edging.
these 10111 grow iu Ittetial sbade
etid take eteelient gift.' Omit&
-r.otitiliti, le A, epreatilbg 'Dia&Vtith
CONSTANCE - .It
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, Hold Joint Meetince -
rebe W.A. and W.M.S. "held- their
Jetta' Meeting in the basereent of the
church Thursday when Mrs. R. Rog-
erson took the.cbair for Groue7:No. 4.
The meeting was opened by prayet
by Mrs. Ilegerecra and tee •roll call
wee afteveimed by a donation to the
bataar, •A' Biblical verse cents -thing
teee'werd 'mercy' will be the roll call
for next inonth. Tbe. Seriptere lee-
son from Geneele I 1Vas read by Miss
Challinrers, arid an deteresting talk ,velei
given 'byellere. M. Maine orn, "Light,""
"ead
Mies IvY. Sin then. eangL
ifell
Kindle Light," oWed by "The )3eg-
gar Boyei Gift" by Miesdile Leitch:
The leaflet en forgiveness Waft given
by 'Mei* ,Ohnleiere. "Breathe et Me;
Breath of Gad" was stelig .by Mrs4
.140 ' Stephenson, accomOarnied. ' bk
Miss nils Fleeter (did pep -bent Wee thelf
read. by Mebellie tiler*, -Wan you
Be Missed'?" Wag need by, litre. iti
Hogerson. ;Mee Rogersoe , clewed the
' Meetiog bli. Mstiyer. Luttch was. Set":
ed. . '
No. atd Mts,...Mittre'W Reekte, et
Ldlitddh, ilPefit Wi10 at tlifii hOiliic
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SCOTT'S NEVV HAMPSHIRES
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Travel Far and Wide—Within tee past ten days, shipments,
have been made to Manitoba, Quebec,Newfoundland and all .
parts of One. •4e
thelo. -
The performance of our stock In customers' hands is our best
advertising medium. When ,you buy Scott's Baby Chicks' or
Breeding Stock, you are achieving In one purchase what has fr'.
taken 17 years to attain. . .
Barred .Rock Chick orders are ahead of supply at "preeetit, ' '
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- 300 New Hampshire Chicks available thfs week•,
SP.ECIAL—Barred Rock Cockerels, si per .
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