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ed A ' will he inserted at new low cash rates
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X ar4e, wanted. Lost Bad Fwd, C� ili:*wdo.
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the contractor" will be held responsible for
wises
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minimum e� Influntm ..... 36 Cm,7a
• 1 push Afum iu#Jzl vied sbbravfttt04► a)gm4, r els woad.
grid sf Thanks, in Memoriam Ng . --.1 cot
yw word. Illi lmur* 50 ram per week.
ERgnlheu -may be directed to a 8� Nustba,
ewe of The Hum® Expo ibm. fax 10 —to
extra
Posed of Lot Number Twenty gave in the
Ten cents additional pea weep w0l be char od it ,•Ids in abava elates. la`s not paid by the
Saturday night in the weak in vr*Ab the
ad wm run.
Births, Marriages and Deaths twenbeelt frea ad manioc.
Auction sales. Not" to Or atom- Etrr.--Rates — aiDptksua® .
Wanted IFor
Sale
WANTED -WILL PQRCIIL&SE 2,000 BUSH- IPIGaS
A'OB SALE• --THREE YOUNG PURE
els table turnips. Writhe Box 195, EX-
bred Rarlu)hiae sows; also one young pure
. POSITOR. 3718-3
'bred Berkshire lrug. HOWARD M. CR1CH,
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R_ R. 3, Seatophla. Phone 3-614. 0)intun.
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(2) Tender? may be submitted for the en-
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Personal
driving shed, straw stied, bank barn with
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rate per cubic ys.H. Cantra2tar supplying en-
�� s� � �� stabling and trsro
Auction Sales
TWO-WAY ACTION ON THE KIDNEYS,
ing only. at a rate per yard mile or per
antiset,",ic and invigorating. R,n�ftps
attack the rause. of Rheumatism, Sciati
POSTPONED SALE
TORE
Lumbago, KEATING'S DI UG STORE -�
of the Road Su.p,rintrnrlent, and to his en-
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tire satLl`Ic`,i••+:-an11 that of the council. A
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TO CLOSE: THE JOHN STOREY ESTATE
Solicitors'tar the Mrnds3ytee.
DATED the 30th day of March. 1939.
•I rho Sarms must 'pos'itively be satld. We
Property For Sale
rare instrucaxd by .the Executor to offer there
propertt'i:er, by public auction at Lot 7, Clan-,,
The Canadian Legion is halding a
ceusion 7, Tuckerra-mitrb, on Friday, April 14th.
LTo= FOR SALE — THE CHAPMAN
at 2.00 p_m- First mortgage will be acceptexi
� home on Janis Street; : necessary.to
in part paa•ment For further particulam ap-'.
close out estate. Apply to :McCONNELL &
ply to
H. G. MEIIR, ,
HAYS, SeaOonth, or L.0. CHAPMAN. Gode-
Tnwns.hio C, -ad, r .u• Drag, at a rate per hoar,
rich. an"
Sollcitw for Executor_ .
feet;. an Inst 59. Rayfield Line, Gnrler-ich Twp.,
George 19E191lottt, Auctioneer.
five miles sauthwe;t of Cl',nbon, on Tuesday,
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For Sale or Rent
AUCTION SALE. OF FARM STOCK AND
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implements --G- H- Elliott has 'beem in -
,OIL SALE OR RENT-AN'8-ROOMED
staucted to sell by public auction on Lot a5,
Oonemsion 3' McKWap' ly° 'mles north
•U house, Wirth barn and garden. co)aveaieadte
of
Na 8 EUgilway, on Hhrllett and McKillop
Iy located. Apply WALTER MURRAY`.
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boundary. on Thursday, Apra 13,th, at 1.30
11
o'clock the foHowmg : Oabtle --3 dows, 3
FOR SALE OR REN -3 5 ACRE ON NO.
years old; cow 4 years old; cow 8 year; cow
to beer2 time sale; heifers 2
. 8 Highway, adjoining Seaford). the pre -9
years' at
arty of ,the late Robert Dodds, with 8 -rammed
A•ame
yeses i0id % steer years ale ; 6 ye2
yearlings;
calves. Pigs -Hog 9 months old; 4 bibod
house with Hydro, barn and chicken
&rouse. Also raspberries, strawberries and
sows ; 16 ch•Qnks. Implements--Massey-Hiarr'is
biluek currants"For further parbie'dars ap-
binder 7 -foot cat; mower; aide cake; hay
ply to MARY DODDS. 3720x3
leader;hay reek o sindrg rack; mailer;
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eiaybition bean puller erne scuf)3er; tractor
Ft9RM FOR SALE OR RENT -120 ACRES,
Plow, new; 2•ten-inch bottoms; worn marker;
dump 14 disc harrow • faniring
male east of Walton, Lots 4 and 5, 18'uh
rake; mill ;
Concession, Township 'of Grey. Large ba•'nk
cutter; :cream sepaamtor. Goo lbs- capaelty ;
hay fork lupe and slings; 10 or 12 tions of
barn, fname house, excellent grave,' Lp" Ap-
Fwz, Terms -Cash. JOHN McNAY, Prot,ric
illy to FRANK FINGLAND, Clinton, O'nt,
tor; G, H. Elliott, A r.
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Cockahutt set of disc barrbwa and trucks;
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND HOUSE -
roll of wire; 2 ladders; Power ciippe'ra ; 2
Articles For Sale
A ')old Effecle•-G• H. Ellliott has been in;
Clerk of McMlop,
struebed tic, 'sell by public auction the house
POR SALE lL 1 BER TIRED BUGGY,
ZUB R
BUGGY,
and household effects of the late William
Chmpman on the prermise., on Saturday. April
like new. JOHN L
4tlr, 1939, at 1.30 o'dlock: Four be irxm
Walton. 3720x2
' strhes ; , 5 bedroom chairs; 7 rockers; dining
DED C'l,tri'EC FED FOR SALE THIS IS
llr
" in suite: 2 sowing maa•9hir,es; couch: ki.-
chen table and chairs ; kitchen stove; pwlr,r
cionn 4ee•1. jive ftram all wild carrot, rag
stove: w��nut parlor suite; odd 'walnut pa'r-'
treed. m• any other nuxious weeds. JA -MES
tar lurnctrt,-e; 7 tables; sectional buok<--tse:
. F. SCOTT. Yhune 231 r 4.
2 small bookcase;; electric heater; e;ec Lric
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hot plalb:: cupboanl: rugs, carpet,, cu:41,3uns,
FOR i,l•: �-IENVART-WARNER IIAT.
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curtains, dishes, kitchen utensils, hand w-ta.,h-
I iny, machine, oil beater, oil range. Term. --
t.r. r:r,h� . m excellent condition,l used
wie t.. is r,•pll:ced by e'Iectric.seL I•'ur
I Cash. If property is not sold prior to sulr,
yew,,
further Particula7'r rrr.,ne -13 r 22, Dublin-
wN be, offered subject to a reserve.bid. Mo -
I CONNELL & HAYS. Solicitor for the Ad -
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I minist.rat is : I,. C. Chapman and A. D. Chap -
\'I'$ 1'0 1 111 <2[IANTITY O(r I>1_
! „•man, Administa:a.bons; G. H. Elliott, Aur'-
ti:.•rr• 37 10
u . 11 1 •: - i oat:, extra good. Al-
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F n and dark brown Per-
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'-�ir( (). ,%J.E OF FARM SFOCK AND
,•1,•• t' ,i-'•' I n5 k(-n.ri.ing 2 yoar'F,
't; 'GODKIN,
]nl, 1,1 7;,. Ill,^. G I{. Fili..tt I•:r,. 1--.11
I, y ,,: , :vl) w phone 4-t''(,
rc-truroJ w .�vll by pub.Nc at -tion on L.,:
r 1, S•. af"m:h. 3721x1
1 i',. C,,ner .111n 3, Stanley, I k.l miles wort „f
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FO 1'. S 11,F, r;R "'3 SEEDS, FE* SETS
ltrurc•fi,dd, on WcdTw..:day, April 12th, the f ,l
,wenn and imirleme'nt,s Honer 'Pa.:,
ort.".n, `. •. all kinds •ef .Laster chick
,ttn•k :
,i,nire ••,1d11 r;ts, 3 years, C> bde---2 4•owi due
f,r<l,, }4'. E , ',,.'.7 K:ppen, 37_0-3
lime ur -ah-• Dov: •t y.,a7s .,Id, due April 20;
l.•�(,rte�• r •g' �y �'�(
;•.aow fry. -;head three ,c-eeka; heifer freshened
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,.t''Novc+mber; 3 steers rising 2 years: 3
Tenders Wanted
lw;f,•rs rising " years: 5 heifers rising 1 year.
VA aiar°ap.
Implements- -Aas—Barris bdnder; Deering
-- - ..-—
!„ower : 14--y-Harris cultivator; Ma,sey-
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'•rri., 1(• -hoe drill: Ma- y-Harri; 10-1'a,t
TENDERS WANTED
. ke: Cockshutt riding p)uugh: 2 -furrow gng
a
dough; set iron harrows, 4 -section; shee!I land
Townshipof TUekersmltll
'eller; Bain wagon; 2 sett of whew; flat
Class V -Agricultural
rack; Clinton fanning mill; -root pulper; set
TENDERS WILL RF, RFCEI VED BY THE
rales, 1006 lb*.; set doable harness; codla.r-a,
Count -1 • 1 -I` T-rrrhir of Tuckcrsmith
;nllar gyps and other articles too numerous
up to T, A; res '. i :'. n.L K o'clock P.m.,
'o mention. Fva)ythinv to be sold as pro-
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f„r the r ' !• :.' m p,, �-- :
,)Hear ha.• rented his farm_ Term---'C;(sh.
' ,II F•ur '•�r, r ihr Township Cru -her
'OIIN McEWAN, Prt.pr•ietor; G- H. L:lvytt.l
in Allan', P t .vi n n minimum output of
Auctioneer. 3720-2
4,000 ci:h'.: I :n McIlean`s pit with
pining try Econ aura, and 50 prn for Pett -
Fnn. to be given crrnd'lY. Gl.asa An be )ndxrrt
w --all ho ;heavy homes and beef or•,ttle Nb rr:-
. a minimum ,,rnu: "' 1,1100 cubic yards.
an'd t,(�wis Hats and Hol'e'ptoof Sox,
Tonders m, !e u!•mittrl at a rate per cubic
MORTGAGE SALEyard
Place+l iri bm �creoned through a one-,
at Goodwin's.
inch mesh; the v mtractor to furnish power,
OF VALUABLE FARM PREMISES
I bait, Tabor. fu,•l and oil, t'he Municipality pro-UDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
vid,ng .oil for crusher and drag line. lJNmower contained in a ceMtam mortgage
The Munac,pali'ty ww put crusher and drag
lime in good working condition, and will be
winch wpffl be produced et the time of sale,
responsible for orinary wear and tear, but
there will be offered for safe by public auction
the contractor" will be held responsible for
a0bbe Huron Hotel, Dublin. Ontario, bn Mon -
repairs caused by operating crusher at an
day, the 17th day of April, A_ D., 1939, alt
2.30 o'clgck in 41he aSternoon by Fred A%Tas,
improper speed, or as a result of inefficient
Auctioneer. subject to a reserved hid, the foI-
or careless opP 'tion. the crasher tb be ran
lowing farm lands and prem&ett. Khat its to
at a speed of 250 rev. per minute-
All gravel to be taken out the fall depth
ALL AND SINGULAR that aeribain
of the :Pit. and the contr dtor to be respmns-
iZ
�� or react o8 land and premises being
6bae for hopping the pit in good condition;cam
Posed of Lot Number Twenty gave in the
rro gravel, bo b:• paid for that is unsuitable
Feat Coneessian of the lbavnsbip of iiibb rt,
in the county of Perth, containing 100 ac(ri.
r'exceptRrix
for road purposes.
Contractor to state the amount of adon'ey
tberefrout two acres heretofore sold
.
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Horses iy-„�,�
for ra-away purposes.
wanted far mns-i'ng the entire eanipment from
The said promises are wail located res Pro -
Allan's pit to MrLean's pit.
Work to commence as soon as µrather con-
viruial'rgdr
Hway No. 8, about one-quarter mile
dWons permit and to be completed by Odbber
east of St. C1olt�lran. Theme are said to be
1st~)
svixrate em tlthe said lahrds a two-storey white
T
(2) Tender? may be submitted for the en-
brick house with elate roof used brick kitchen.
Lire operati.,n, cmr�-hinu and trucking, at a
driving shed, straw stied, bank barn with
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rate per cubic ys.H. Cantra2tar supplying en-
�� s� � �� stabling and trsro
Lire equipment-
(3) Tender may he submitted for 'truck-
wojsjs
Terms --25% in each at the time of sale.
ing only. at a rate per yard mile or per
Balance in 30 days.
For further terms and particulars apply to
block mile or 1•,th.
-An work to ',e done under the supervision
the Agr,6tianeer or fo
of the Road Su.p,rintrnrlent, and to his en-
McPFEULSON, THOMI'SON & ANDERSON,
tire satLl`Ic`,i••+:-an11 that of the council. A
29 Downie Street, Stratford, Ontario,
satisfactr,ry tv.n,l - ccn.ifie4 cheque will be
Solicitors'tar the Mrnds3ytee.
DATED the 30th day of March. 1939.
required of 0,, ,,,n•rar:ur whore tender is
3720-3a72o
• arr.epted CI,r the •lar fvlfidmerrt of bin eorr-
The Canadian Legion is halding a
trart Thr lnv'�*. or any te$der not nets-
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sarily accepted.
F',ingo and (lance in the Town Hall on
(t) Tenders will -oleo he accepted far sup-
l,t, T. Welsh. $2, early added
Flying a nrbin • '.:rrd irrewr to operate the
AUCTION SALE OF FARMS, FARM
Tnwns.hio C, -ad, r .u• Drag, at a rate per hoar,
.tl Stock• Implements and Household W
per mile, or bush. '
feet;. an Inst 59. Rayfield Line, Gnrler-ich Twp.,
HORSES
five miles sauthwe;t of Cl',nbon, on Tuesday,
D. F. McGREGOR, Se,-ffo th P.O.,
April ILth, at 12.30 p -m_, the following--
Clerk Totv'nwhip of Tuckersmith.
Mrsm ,RFw-k mare rising 6 Years, 1600 lbs.;
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matured team grey Perches -ens, good in any
harness. Oattrle- Roan Durham cow, free,h 4
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weeks, bred again; grey Durham cow to fresh-
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Notices
em time of sale; black cmr• try Treshen A.
29th ; black cow to fr•ewhm April 30th : black
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heifer to freshen April 24th:' red cow to
NOTIC,F. L. F P0T.7ON WILL REOPEN'
frrhen in June; 5 Polled Angus heiYera ric+-
his hair ,wtiml ,hop in his home.
ing 2 years; Pulled Amhras steer rising 2; 2
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Potted Angus baby beef; 2 -PrmA cnivin; 2,
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yearling heifers, fat- PouJtry 60 Rock hens:,
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•N NOTICE
9 white darks and drake. ImplementsImplements- .Mas-
binder 7-faot Minas'
Township
s -Harris cut;
try -Harris
13 -hoe drill; Massey -Harris spriav South cul'tri- i
, of McKillop
vator; Front A Wood mower, nearly new, self
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oil ing ; steel rake: cutter : tr,p buggy ; wagryn ;
APPTJCATi()V: F
}'OR T1TE OFFICE OF
C-4c%butt double plow; Cockahu-tk wolkin;t
Asst x, - for the Town?hip of M,cK.illor f"r
Plow; roller: gravel box; hay rack; Clinton
the Year 1939 will be received lry the lander-
fanning mAl: Muir grinder; set harrows;
signed until Saturday, April 15th. Applica-
riding vlow ; set sleighs; quantity of 4ninber:
tions wild be opened at 3 p.m. at Carnegie
Cockahutt set of disc barrbwa and trucks;
Library, Seaforth. on above ,late.
roll of wire; 2 ladders; Power ciippe'ra ; 2
JOHN M,NAS'. R. R. 2. Scafbrith,
ostia team harness: aingie Immess; sboneboat:
Clerk of McMlop,
wheelbarrow; root :pulper; loggrine chains;'
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hay fork, car and pulleys; set of slinan; set
are Maki ng.'ArmaigemenIs' to have the
9000 M scales; bag truck: 1932 Plymouth
SEAFORTH
q c TosZrTOWN'OF
I �number ofgtrantitrqor
t'ow'n water�' piped to the school house.
A team
raA
wood; quantity dry bardwood ; Debaval Bream
TAX PRE PAYMENT RE-
separator.;*t; 7 6,b loss alley churn:200200 bushels
µ^boat : 75 ,bushels barley; 200 bashelg oafs :
c�
grass seed: 2 mews gaud hay, stack of hay
CEIPTS FOR 1939
forkas, chains, whif9etrees and other ,things too
Hey on Saikurday became unmantage-
numerous •tb mention. Household F,frerfia--
The Town will 4
Doherty dook stove. good as new; Huron Iron
heater-; hraiti;ng -rano:
pay per
y
wood stove; Heintaman p ;
3 Mnolvam n1v% : 2 tapestry rugs; douch ; 2
.
cent,per a`nnum U to Aug.g
'1e 1,bp scry I rrwkers; Rayinond sawing ma -
I' p
chine; kiarr'7:) end din ink room chairs. 3 bed -
O
31, 1939, on al prepaid 1939
rrrom sn'e , com➢Tete wi.th� springs mull mnt-
UrmgY dishos: di)ahv!A,
breaking a lamp an'd damaging the
:il,•' Poo. parer. A.t,
taxes. Certificates and full
the same time, and pinre the home farm of
lri arra, tmnd clay loam and a gaud set of
particulars may be obtained
farm I.:)i1dirms, gyral artesian �v oil opertrted
by-l"ir-in; rya acres fan PTokrgCheXl: 191<a
glands, mash adder.
,acres fall wheat: 5 acm% hardwood bosh. The
� ��y �+
fro Il the Town Clerk's
'il of-
fawn will be oiiered for gale subien to a re-'
Vie t�
serve bid. Also, 'Lot 24, 100 acres, an under
flee hi Town
grass; good cedar and hardwood bush, offer -
the Hall.,
ed for stale ssubioct to a reserve bid. Terms
l.•�(,rte�• r •g' �y �'�(
on Real F+ttate-10 per cent. of 13hhrtlhnse
tl. VV �L►71V
rmmoy % be Dail an day of sale: ,}n6sl»Ce in
f
'cft• '
30 days. Terms on Cliattets--Oaah. M". L,
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AIr1DERSOi7. Propriotrc�s : G`. H_ ElTrott, Auc_
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Agents) Wanted
ALL 'YEAR 'INCOME SELLING I.AtN!ti>S
liue sp, emwww, 45offet awu sites
spook Bud other isfm pr4dr4ots. Our dombius.
Man offers elven every dtmr, No expo iegce
needed. POeasuat w 4L Steady.'repcait orders
from old and mew cusbomer»: A ama'll
remount putt you to 'btdiltss for yoateelf.
NO RISK, Exoe®ent 'opportunity to right
Parts. Fbr free details and catalogue, FAM -
ILEX CO.. 570 St Clenawt. bfumtieuL
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T Card of Thanks
MM. WILLIAM TROTT AND FAMILY DW
.sire to express .their sincere appreciation
of the many uctp of kindness and sympathy
shown in their recent hemavement.
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MR AND RS. J. M. ECKERT AND THE
O';MConnor family wish to exprdts their
sincere thanks Ito frien4a and neighbors for
kindness and sympathy extended to ,theaa dur-
ing their, recend bereavement, also for ,bhe
,many spiritual bouquets and the kind duan of
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Baths
CUI.UT'LE1N--ilia Scott Memorial Hwpitut, Sea-
forti, on ll hrch'30th, to Mr. and Mrs. A4ea.
Gulutnen, of 'Mbnkih)m, a soa-
Deaths
O'CONNOR-In McKiNop, on Mouday, April
3rd, Margaret Montgomery, widow of the
'late Michael O'Connor, in her 88th year.
KF.ATINIC---In Seaforth, on Wednesday, April
5th, Ellen O'Keefe, rolict of -the &ate Jruerph'
Keati g_
STEWART--In Raapunhey, on Wednesday,
April 51h, Angie Cudmc,m . be l.,l�A wife of
George Stewark age 14 years-
VARNA
Mrs l:h_ Weekes was called to WTos-
eter owing to the 111ness of her mese,
Ma's, W. McDonald_
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs'.
A. Al istin were: Mr. J. Seeley, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Warder, of London;
Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley, of Clinton,
and Billy of Seaforth. .
Mr. E. Chu'ter is at present ill I.on-
don where he has secure.l a position.
Mrs. J. Beatty had the misfortune
to fall and sprain here wrist, but is
improving as well as can be expect-
ed.
Wes are sorry to report Mi's's Edith
Beatty is under the d'octor's care, but
we hope soon to see her around
again. `
Service will be Held in St, Jobn's
Church on Good Friday:at 10 a. m.
Fluring the summer mont'11s service,
will be at 7 p.m., commencing Ktster
Sunday. 11
Mr. J. Smith is stilt quite poorly,
but w'e hope for improvement µ'ben
he warm weather opens up,
KIPPEN "I
On Sunday, May 21st, the young
'.r ogle Of St, AndTeWS Church will
)ill tl.^ii' ;Lnn�C("•�;try SenicEPs. The,.
•::t ,1)(,::;1•' ,or the day will be the
1'1v, NV, 1'. l.,ne, of Godericb, Mr.
L.11:(' will b17 ,t vary wtfle )m'e h-irc'tir,
and the JR'41,1I• of Kippen are sure to
hove a treat when lie comes.
TIJCI{ERS'MIT
Mr. and Mrs. Luff and family, o
Tlamtlt'on, were with the lady's sister,
Mrs. L. Tebbutt on Sunday.
Mr, and Airs. J. Bauernlann and
family have moved fmm the Phillips'
farm to one near Winethrop.
Mr. and Mrs, F. Pepper of Seafortdi
and Mr. and Mrs. F. Layton of Clin-
ven visited with Mr. and Mrs. A_ Math -
e An on Sunday.
The flu is stillwith us in "Many
homes
WALTON
Mrs. W. O. B. Kej,ly and James are
spending the week -end in Dungannon.
Death of Christopher Barrows
The funeral of Ghristoprer George
Barrows, well-known Walton resident,
who died in Scott Memostiarl Hospital,
Seafertrh, was held with service at hjs
late residence here. Mir. Barrows', wllo
was in his, 94th year, died) following
a brief .illness. He was born in. Cam-
bridges'hire, England, and came to
Canada in 1856 and was. married July
21, 1887, at Lead -bury to Mabry Ann
Driscoll who died August 6, 1937. He
lived for a time in St. Marys and then
moved to the West w'her'e he farmed
for several years. The funsnarl' service
Better
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'34Chev., long wheel
base stake truck,
dual wheels; a bargain.
33 Chev. Coupe, in -
perfect condition.
FORD V -8's
® A . complete stock of
Ford V -8's f roan ' 1933 to
1937 models to choose
from. All completer; ,
overhauled and ready
to go.
It will pay you to see
our stock before buy-
' ing.
J. F. Daly
Ford -Mercury Dealer ' '
Phone 102 Seaforth:
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was p e
'y Rv G. cg
ant the remons were lam to reit In •
Brtl i;Qa cemetery. Pallbeal' mi want,
T%owao Kemiiek, Bent Vilwentt, Her,. ,:
belt Kirkby, W. R. Slom'ervdlle, Silelt m,
Jahaston and W. C. Bennett. Ffowor'
bearem were Frank and Barry Max -
shall. Ross and Boyd' Drifivald'.
ST, COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrd. Prank Pope and fam-
ily of Kitchener visited Mr. and Ml's.
John,. 1.. Malone on Sunday.
M'is'ses Mary and Rose O'Connor
are spending the holidays at the home
of . their parents, Mr, antd Mr's.. D. J.
O'Connor,
Petures of the Passion pray, at
Oberammarergan were given in the par-
ish hall on Tuesday evening alid wea-e
much apprecdta.tedl A large crowd' at-
tended.
• Mr,, and Mrs, P. Reynoldsl, Clinton,
visited friendu here recently.
The Easter social sponsored by the
C. W. L., will -be held' Wednesday,
April 12t1L
CR MARTY
Mrs. S. Mil'le'r returned to her home
here •aliter''having spent the last three
months with her son, E- Lloyd Miller
in Stratford. '
Monday, April 3rd, the relatives, of
Mrs, Wlna But gathered at cher
home to celebrate her 84th birthday
and spent a very. enjoyable evemi'ng:
S'omle from Guielps and others from
London were among rthtose Ipresen-
Mr. B. O. Macdonald motored to
Barrie Saturday evening, accompan-
ied by Mr. Gavin Twaddle and return-
ed Sunday eve'ndng, bainging Adam
Twaddle to 'work in this vicinity. -
Maple syrup making is keeping
those who are at the work busy these
days.
Flu dress kept quite a number of .peo-
ple, both young and old, at home some
days for the ,past two weeks. All
seem to be on ,the mend'. at the pres-
88th BIRTHDAY
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Mrs;'John Johnston, who cele-
brates her 88th birthday on Fri-
day, is, ahe of the highly estreemed
residents of Hensall. A daughter
of the. late Mr, and Mrs. C. Sol-
dan, pioneer residents Of this dis-
trict, she was the former Miss
Catherine Soldan, and was bom in
T4visb6ck,r where her father ''con-
ducted a carriage shop before
coming to this 'district, Mrs.
Johnston is remarkably well for
her age, although with advancing
years is confined to her room.
Her husband, the late John John-
;ston, passed away-- some years
ago She has a famii of four
shoot play, oon Ies ITUA A
.Y." 'ruse' �
given ands much enjoyeW and the fol-
lowing were replfvWgted: Easter,
taken by Mm ,Troy Be.11; Worsh*pera,
Mistaes Margaret Bell, Helen Moir aad
Violet liyde; Mwee Heralds, Life,
Ldgrht and Dove, Mix's Helen Hoggarth,
Miss Hanna Murray and Mrs. A- L.
Kerslwke'. The o(mcluding h'yomn,
"When 'I Survey the Wondrous Cross"'
and the Lord's Prayer brought the
meeting to a close, after which re-
freshments cormisUng of sandwicbes,
cream puffs, tea and Easter eggs
were enjoyed'. Mrs. Bell, the presi-
dent, moved a vote -of thanks to Mrs.
Workman and dlaughteT for their hos-
,pitality In opening their home for
them for such a dielightful evening,
which was responded by Miss Mabel
w.orkma L
Mrs. Lorne Scott, of Toronto, spent
p'd
a coue of days this week with her
p$rents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. C. Petty.
Mr. G. C. Petty was is St- Malys on
Wednesday.
On Tuesday evening Allan Dolmage
of Seaforth, while diriving to Heasall
from Zurich, where he is employed,
collided with the bridge near the
swamp, ,tea'ri'ng off the railing from
the left band side of the bridge, car-
rying it down the road' 20x0 feet, then'
careened into the ditch on the right
'hand side. Fortunately Mr. Dolmage
was not injured, but the carr was a to-
tal wreck_ Traffic Officer' Robinson of
Exeter is inveeti,$at'ing.
Services in Caxmel Presbyterian
Church were largely attended on Sun-
day and conduoted by -Rev. W. A.
Young. Special music inciu'd!ed an an-
them;.,'` "Thy Throne is in the Heav-
ens" ,and "Thee Palms," solo by Rev.
Young. A ' service of song was 'b'eld at
the evening service: ,Trio, "Sweet
Sabbath 'Eve" by Mesdames Dougall;
anthom, "Hark, Hark, My Soul," solo-
ists, Mrs. J. Paterson, Mr's'. W. A.
Young and Mrs. W. A. MacLaren;
Am. quartette, "All in AApril Evening,","
Rev. Young, Mrs. Young, Mrs'. W.
.r
en't time.
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children: Three daughters, Mrs.
Mr. and MTs. Duncan McKellar and
A. T. Douglas, of Hyde Park'
Mx. and Mrs. John Scott attended the
Mrs. J. Park and Miss Margaret
funeral of the late Mr. McFariameat
I
Johnston, both of Hensall, and one
Mdnerieff on Saturday last-
son, William, of Kenora, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kemp and fam-
Mrs. Johnston attributes her long
ily, of Munro, spent Sunday with Mr.
life and fine constitution to plen-
and Mrs. Wm.'Houghton'-
ty of hard work. and early rising,
Mrs. Alex. Rhode and favaily of Mit-
A 1:ulll1Y, 1 frt.n li n:4idl enfj (li trict
chell spent Monday at the 'home of
i Clas- r,l--8hv,thorm
Mr. and MTs. A. McLellan.
a:t ..'le l,l: tl,r :'ul <)t' tht' lett, .Tyr
Jac'ubs of the Ct)urrty lhotne. AC ('lin-
', �• �
Horses iy-„�,�
terment was in Heusall Union Ceme-
BRUCEFIE'LD
tery.
A large number from Hensall and
—V
Sacrament ofthe Lord's SLIP-
vicinity
vicinity atien(led the funeral of th„
lt,te Mr. Robert Taylor, father of Mrs.
Per will be observed. nest Sunday,
J. C, 13(:,11, who 1)assed away on Sun -
April 9th, with preparatory service on
du at the hc•me of Mr and M^S Bell
Y'
Friday evening, at 8 p•rp. u!. Highway No. 3. n'e'ar Kippen, in
M rsJ 1 D• '
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FRIDAY, "RIL " tip
HEN`SALL TDWN ELI:
THREE-A:GT PRAY ,
SaS pm. l
Auspices of S. S. No 9, Tucker
smith. ,
ADMISSION , - 30c and 150
To be followed by a DANCE
MurdocWe Orchestra,
MacLaren and W. A. MagLaren; topic
by Rev. W. A. Young, "When, I Su*.
vey the Wondrous Crms-"
Mr.
Allam Douglas of Lonldon spleno
Sunday with bis gramdmoth'err,'1tLm jr,
Johnston, and aunt, Miss Ma'rg%ret:.
Death of Mrs. H. Norris
Mrs. Hugh Noamis, of near (ibi'sel;•
hurst, passed away very aulddenlgr atm
Thursday of tbd's week after being ill
only a day. 'She was .ins fiber sixtiet'la
year. S4 -e leaves four daughtem, Kru.
William Parker, Mrs. Arnold West-
lake, Mrs. Frank Bender, all of near
Chis'el'hurst, and Ms's. Elgitnt Willdatmg, Nra
Mitchell, and one son, James rrj%
also cher husband. The funeral wit(b
'be held on. Friday to Staffa c�e011.etery
with Rev. Mdie officiating.
Miss Greta fame spent a, day
with 'ber brother; Mr. Kray Lam aide. of
Exeter.
Mavis Reid, five years of age, d'angli-
ter of Mr, eAd Mrs. J. D. Reid; Lon-
don, has been sucoesefUl; In passing
her• second gradie planes file w19h hms
ors in the Torontto Conservatory ex-
aminatilono 'bet recently. This little
,girl received halt first piano Iesa+on at
the age of fow, less than a yehr age.
and des ,thought 'to be the. youngest
ts i
'candidate that ha,be egioter8d by
Toronto Co'nservat'ory' of Music for a
second -glade rpftwo examination., Ffel•
parents are fommcer Welk known I#en-
sall residents,a:nd Mavis is a -niece of
Miss Minnie , Reid' of. Hensald-
ANNOUNCEMENT' '
- THE SEAI=ORTH MONUMENT WORKS, operated for many years
by the late W. E. Chapman,' has been acquired and will in future
be operated by
Cunningham & Pryde
. in conjunction with their Exeter plant.
A COMPLETE RANGE OF HIGH CLASS CEMETERY MEM-
ORIALS WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT ALL TIMES
The public of Seafor-th and vicinity are invited to co-operate with
us in establishing a Modern Memorial Studio.
Enquiries left at Dr. Harburn's office will be given prompt attention.
. oln avtdson anti Andre'.v
and Mrs. James McQueen vi::ited at
the home of their friends, Rev. A, 7:,
Ills 89th year, tlhich was held 'Tues-
day- afternoon with interment in
ll'pv)maotf Cemetery, Forest, The de
A[app TT �T _'.
d..�.JL./
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Sj ��3i¢ Sho �v
and Mrs. Alyn and a milt iii o Ir '
Allen f� 1 (r, ( rich
I ('cased was a remarkably well pre,-
Q .
weel(.
Mrs. Sf,ldnn Ttoss aur! .,,'1 - visit^d
h y
,.l (,.. t •h 1,"'.•"'I•`lutl'd
ved and smart man for one so nd-
I plat• rplw'h 1'),'-
vnr.rrl in yr<1'.;. Tlr tt•
n I v,:' ht, n; 'h u1i, s'dS
l ut ,. t . by a
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1939Ill.nds
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('i t'ir ,)i I.;;it'1 t.•n ,lttd il'it"(l ;.
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A 1:ulll1Y, 1 frt.n li n:4idl enfj (li trict
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a:t ..'le l,l: tl,r :'ul <)t' tht' lett, .Tyr
Jac'ubs of the Ct)urrty lhotne. AC ('lin-
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Horses iy-„�,�
•
,:•rel l ,,l .......... .. 5 r
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14Pmbers r i i.'+' "; ('L1h "f la('-
ansa - �,
tet. Grok'.v ('rah Store, gcrorly- $2,
fa•r mvt iv th 1''12' h•1,i,,,'5r: ,nen of
toll on Ml ., (9uy of C': s lvcx'k.
. h adde}l.
%u: ieh ata barr;u"; lu'it} ai t'h" }'•oral
Mr. and Alia. Stuflord Stephenson
Bull. calved 1937 or later :. .,... 4 s 2
1-t. M—re Ilroa., goods "$3, cash "
d:irrin,g rcor 1 in this ) ill'ige on Mot,
I and dau.ghtt•r, Verna, accompanied by
•,dine; 2nd, Roy weber, goods $2,
(l;.y evenln:'. tt'h('ri about, ,I) welP p,(?s_
x'11'. Cnnpnl', all Of S'Pafat't11, ViSlled
a r@a p
����� A a y
i
A ���P
cit, h added.
C,,w, 4 '
. 0l
int. DI', W'.f.ekPS, preS;den't OF til
tvtlh friend:; in ]I-nsall on Sunda Y•
A a��
any ase .................:... 3
Helfer, calved 1937 or later 4 a E
club, oulliued the wort; dmv, is help-
ir< undor privileged and handicapneil
oily, A1rna lfieddNn is confined to
',t r home will) illness.
Hensall BaDd InAttendance
.......
Class III—Herefords
t'.}Aldr'en In this section or t!1•e colinty.
The Canadian Legion is halding a
Aged ljull V
S a ..
Mr. Prydo ajso gave a short a.d(dre:ss.
F',ingo and (lance in the Town Hall on
l,t, T. Welsh. $2, early added
)k, F;rrnie Gaiser'rh'as rentedl the
IvVed'nesda-, Pvenhil-T, April 12th, with
nun, calved 1937 or later ......... 4 3 2
119,acre farm on the 16th e,)n„ 14;ty,
1t"rnty prizes.
HORSES
Cow, any age ..................... 4 3
Ist, Sam Ronnie, $2 goods, cash
freni the e.x°Pcutors of the J. G:;okstr't•
Mr. William Otte! -bine Inas been ap
Ct.sa I—Clydesdale
added -
ter ("state for three ye,ars'. M I`. (:;1i5P1'
':
i"tinted caretaker of St. I all's Arl:gli-
H 1'.137 try Inter ... 4 3 F.
has 1r:tsPa1 Yile retial On robe lilac �'a-
(-: n Church to replace Alt'. William
lht^mct3rd
lnt„r, Srapemd Sol -
� Service, Alan SoI-
dao. Prop., 1 gallon Gold Standard
ter Tligrh:way to .hCG sm, Arnold,
Members of Zurich Brass Band met
r;
. ,nes, who recently resigned. He coo-
Aged Stallion ..................... $8 35
esti Rob. Simpeon 00- rose Shawl,
motor oil, cash add ed, $2,50.
the otlher Peening and reorganized for
rienced his duties an April Ist:
The Hensall Senior Institute will
value deco-
StaNion, foaled in 1236 4' s
Market Cattle
the year.
meet at the home of Miss Mabel
butcher Steer or Heifer 900 lbs- to
MT, and Mrs. A. A. Weller sof Seo
Workman on Wednesday evening,
qlass II-P-reheron m Belgian
b
1st Ross lScOK Dissltributo'r Blue b 4 S
da�ilde visi'te'd' fri•enda here on, Tues-
April 12th. A good program has been
Aged Stall3intr ... .._............. 6 4
Sunoco. 4 tralllam sealed oa, $4.00,
Mrs. J. Swaxz and draughber, Eunice,
arranged,
g
StraOldon, foaled in 1936 ............ 4 3
eqs added; 2nd, W. A McLaren,
1 gulki r sealed enobor oil, $1.35,
,th,e home of her Iniother,
Pa.�lon week services are being
held
Cuss nI---Standard Bred
cash 'added.
Baby Beal, ander 850 IDs. 9 5 s 2
Mrs.. F
Mrs. A. Foss, over
this week in the three local
5 a
........
1st T. Eaton Spec&A, a9verwarr;
of ZuriWeekch,
The ,trustee board of Zuriclh' school
s
churches. In the United' Church Mon-
Aged StmrlSem • • •'• • • • • _ • .........
4
2ru1, A_' Kerslake. 50 iba_ calf meal.
are Maki ng.'ArmaigemenIs' to have the
(lay evening the pastor chose as his
.. 3
Bhood Mare ""'""""•"""•"
'rash added $2.50; 3rd, H. llgoats.
t'ow'n water�' piped to the school house.
A team
theme, "The Guise of Utility," and
Miss Bella Smele
Class IN—Heavy Draft
$1.50, cash added: 4th, cash
$2.00.
Of horses ,driven by Mir, J.
rendered a pleas'i'ng
Hey on Saikurday became unmantage-
solo, "Jesus., the Cruoibed." Wednes-
Draft lat �C' J� bat .,'�•�_ 6 4 a
SPECIAL PRIZES
able and, m#Ae a dash for liberty. They
day evening the subject discussed was
ed: 2ndA Hess' Jewelry, cash added
collided witftr a car on Victoria Street,
"The Barren FigTree," Mr. W. O.
Filly or Gelkikir, under 3 yetars old.. 4 a 2
l�a ]llesaa for bad Clydesdale
Stallion, ionated by Owen GeSger & Seo.
breaking a lamp an'd damaging the
Goodwin delivering a well ren'dlered
1st, H'irks', $2 goods, cash ,added;
y„A J. Passmkme & gone,, $2.00
� Gentdemens Tarmnu"4.00.
fender. Mr- H. Howard, the owner
solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Though L"
glands, mash adder.
3—Lady Driver—IA Miss M. Hackney,
and occupant of the car, was badly
(}cod Friday evening will be pre Com-
Folly or Gek. under 2 y, 100..,. 4 3 2
Goods, $2.50 - 2nd, $1.50.
4•- Best Wagon Horse on line --1 l; $4.00;
frighteredi t Ut luckily.no person was
mvnion service and o7t Faster Day,
Mi
1st Geo. T. M$1.50kle d gams, ed. lbs-
purity tknrr; $1.60 dash added.
2nd, $3.00; 3•rd, $2.00. Int, A- IL` Chmvbell.
injured-
Sunday at 11 a.m., communion ser-
F.My or Gelding, ander 1 year ...... 4 a 2
VS.. $2.00, rash. added.
Mr. Ward Fritz 'has purdhased the
,
vice ; 7.30 p.m., ' The News Worth
lest dorrmbed by Bank of Montreal-
,Pearn
5-1Toys' Judging Competition on Hmrseiq -
1.3.00, $2.40, $1.00,
service stration prioperty in Crediton
Passing on."
Dmit ...... , ... • 10 7 4
ts4 Oommerow note.
6 -' nos' Judging Compe,bixion an CatMf
frTom the eaecutols of the D. Mcisaac
At S- 'Paul's Anglican Church Ori
$3.00, $2.00, $1.00—No entry fee.
estate. tMr.he Zammer of Dashwood• µi1'1
manage trio for
Tuesday evening Rev. W. A. Young
Class V -Agricultural
7-Sladdle ,orae ridden by boy or girt un -
un -
der 16 --•1st, $a.00; 2nd: $2.00; 3rd, $1.00-
stati'an Mr. Fritz.
I
of Carmel Church.• preached very ac-
Mare in foal 6 4 8
The' Boys' Judgling Competition waM be un-
•
ceptably. Special InuMe alS,o was en-
Joyed. Services wilt also be held at
..... ...
rpt, Ronthron & Drysdale, goods,
valve 84.50, cash added; 2nd, W.
o. Gamdwsrq $2 goods eahah added
der the direct6on of Mr. Shearer, County Agr-i-
cullnl rel Ttepresent ative. Scorn res rcb wdEl krF
aivon cash 'boy; 50 points wide he given for
HENSALL
®®''r
]0 a.m. Friday morning and Commun-
ion will be administered 1 aster Sun-
Filav or Golding. under 3 yoars , 4 3 o
Int, Dr. MCTlazizart. D.D.S., $2.00,
rash arixtrd ; 2nd, Cook Rim„ Car-
pining try Econ aura, and 50 prn for Pett -
Fnn. to be given crrnd'lY. Gl.asa An be )ndxrrt
w --all ho ;heavy homes and beef or•,ttle Nb rr:-
GentS l See the Tlp '• Ttyp 5ampitps
an'd t,(�wis Hats and Hol'e'ptoof Sox,
(lay morning at 9.30 a -m.
age & Grain Dealers, rck�As; 3rd,
trance fee will he required, but boys mi,t
be
at Goodwin's.
On Thursday evening Rev. M. A.
Hank hf M,mtroaA.
urxler 18 years of aide and have ,their co-
Hunrt. of '1'rivitt. ATPmrn'iai Church, FR-
�aUy or Golding, under 2 yearn..,, 4 8 2
try in before 1.30 o'deek.
(Continued Brom Page 1)
(Iter, and rector of St. Paul's Anglican
1st, A- W. R H e np,11 W, grxxls,
$2.50, sash addeil; 27nd. George
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Owing to crowded columns it w&.,
Church, Hensall, will be the gh'os't
Thompson, $2, cash added.
'ti
rq ,t0
necesga hold over from ta5t. wept;
spcalter at Cannel Presbyterian
Fully br +GeWMir. corder 1 year ..... 4 3 2
Entries must be in before I p -m-
a number of important H(nsall items.
('torch: with special music by the
Ist, Bank of M4mtrml ; 2nd, Frank
Fa,qubex, $2 gtrodo, crash added.
6innnJFln�ics 25 $cents1.00 feach. 2 -or first iibrselaa.zrnt
I These will be found on Mtge 3 of this
(choir an'd members.
Agrirultnrr,al Train .. • .. ... 10 7 4
Cattle cannot compete twice in reaabvr clal:+.
I srSlr e.
Th'e Maroons Of HurOnrLOflge m'ert, in
1st. donafrd by W. If. Golding,
M.P.; 2nd, Smr4lman & Ingram,
e exrel)It Agri-u,lturul or Dralft, 3 year ol'ta,
At the amateur Contest held at.
the 104,9P room on Monday ev"- ing,
$6.00, r-aaa, aeMe,l
which may be shown in txmrna. .3 -The judve-a
de,ci.ion
Londos•boro on Fridtay evening last,
holding Pa_simasters' night, with a
iu final. 4—Entries may be awar,'-
r> any or no Prize at the discretikai of rye
Joyce Broderick of Hensall won sec -gond
alrtendanrP, Pastmlaster J. M.
Class V1 --Genesi PuucDbse
rudge, r,- Single Roadsters mray whxo rnm-
dol prize and, Gloria Twitchf'11, fourth
Glenn presidia . A degree was con-
T . . . 7 5 8
Pete in teams. G- Ail entry must be ihr
hong fide property of the exhibitor. 7 --Brood
prize, in the singing and tap dance
ferred on an 1;nster candidate. A
I:t, ,r. Hendr�.. n, $2.00 Rv>ods,
mare must show to be in foal. 8--gaciety
Competitions it11 the junior class.
number of brethren from I..ebanen
fwh Meed.
will. clot be liable to anv damages affec6m,4.
exliihiding live &,9spcctaabors,
Bob Hese, ydcing son of Mr. and
Lodge., Exeter, were present. Lunch
Class VIT-Roa&dor, Farmer's Clans
of Block
PARADE, AT 1.30 -Animals not in PnrnRc
Mrs. GQo. Hess, of Hensall', who Blas
was served.
may he excluded from competition -
been in ver y poor health for some
.Hold Easter Thankoffering
Roadster owned by a farmer . 6 4 3
2nd, Orvine '7'w'itche)l, $1,
weeks pastt, was successfully operated
-'Wid-t a large representation of mrem-
gobds
sassy added.
DONATIONS
on in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon,dion,
bers present the Arnold Circle of Car-
FrIs or GaLave , 2 , 4 s 2
on Tuesday of this wreak for the re-
mova'l of a 'thyroid, gland in his
mel Presbyterian Church held their
1st, T. Iravenrdea, gallon aid $0,
r, g n of
eraslr vrdae.L
Robt. Simpson -Co.. areae bow8, ealue $8.60:
T. C, Joynk 9bo value $3; Haas' Je'wrdry
t�,
neck,
which is to be hoped
Faster than koff-ring meeting at the
Class
Stkrre, ao'ocis, vloluel S2; Haick'a Stam, gnwl4,
value $2;. J. Pasamrbre & Son, Vaal;`"
will prove bene-
home of Miss Mabel Workman on
Vila—Roadater, Open C1asAt
goods,
$2: G. T. $1;
ficial to his health,
Mr. and Mrs., Weoley
Monday evening, Mrs'. Roy Bell, presi-
Si''mirle Roadshm ........ 5 4 3
...........
Mickle & Sone, gobds, value
Bank of M'ontrea0, clash Sao; Ciommesciaud 11,
111&ardson
tl nt prfsid'ing. Mrs, W. A, Young
Roact&v Tenor 6 4 3
to], eas'h $10: Bhm'tlimn & Drysdale, Ria &,
and little daughter, Carol Anar, of Hay
played several 'selPet! ons on the
Roadster C,amp4on................. Baulge
value $4,50: W. O. Gorodwiln, Rbbds, vnaue $2;
Dr.
Township, and Mr. and Mrs. Leeland
piano
during th'o opening period followeA
Championship Class
McTaggart'' bash 527 Cook Bros., C --v"
and Grain DoAert,, goods, value $3; A- w. F.
Wii1'ert, f Zurich, were week -end vis-
p
with an Easter pn•em by Miss Beryl
F[emFlrnla. gdot�, vhtlue tFUflb , FS•ank Mirn's-
hes M. P
iters witch Mr. alid Mrs. Wilson Car-
Pfaff- The rpl) call was answeired
nrnfh . Mt»re or Gelding, any rr�re.. , , S 2
, );boils, valine $2; W. GaarlimR, ,
lisle.
with an Paster verse. During the bus-
Ist, Scotts Cyrucery, Roods $2.00,
cash added
cash' $to; Smrollinun & Ingrlam, tt'oo&, valtre
$5; J. H'endcrelmr, g a4b value • $2.50: T-
M,rs. An213e Lagan bas returned' from
ineas period arrangementrt were made
I)nNan Ca, gbokRs, rdrlrie 1{78' O. Gefraar & Son.
a piBasont two months' viwit With ret-
a.nd pians dito hold a Moth -or
Agricultural ll re .or Golding, ainy
cage
ao°la, Value ($4; Mlhs '$ac . tads, $M50;
T. Laymulex, OIAO; All Cdask, trrMte.
atives in Windsor.
Mills
and Daughter banquet some time ill
............... ............ a 2
abodis,
$2; C'ase's Bhkory, mush P� ; ,IL Mc s7'l:rn,
CeePila Stephenson, of Spa-
May, Ttts> offering amotallted. to $9.
Draft or Agrimiturta Filly or Geld-
0..i}.mh S2; Scott's 'Ga+oeery,. g,", value $y; Dr.
1. (%
forth, has accepted a Position at. the
Miss' Mabel Workman pre{ide,-4 o7er
ing, any ergo .....-. Ra
`4niJiilie. cash $1; Dr. D. G. Steer. rats'+
$2; .t•..., nmlaantyrie, M.,L,A., lens, $5; Cato*',
Rosy Khrruwr restaurant. I
portion Of the
t:hp next program with
'ib(Thre Prize
m In
cash Store, ghbds, vrwine $2• 1Noi)re Brns.,
TYtP Misses Minnie Laid and Mar-
the sinlg.ing of the hymn, "Rejoice, rho
..reship
(Three horses from one Township;
gr I -g. value $3: Roy Weber, (;oods, value $';
garet Hal.blrirk, wb,o spent the ras'F,tlwo
is King.,.; reading tak-
7, tyrrica to fill); 2nd by J. Bol-
farutyne, hf.P-P.
C. Jinks, rash, $1'; O. Twitchell, goods, valor-
$1 ; T. Welsh, cash $2: Sam Rennie, grnnrl."
monthtg in the siinrly climate of plot-
pn b ,,, wl lR
'Pia' by Miss TTelrn Walker. Mrs, ItbY
value $2; Superte(st Serv5bre. Alan Solllan,
ida, -returned home' last week and re-
MCI/dren gave an intrreskin'g Eas't.e•r
Entry fee in mit Claes• g1.00.
grrr',As. rnlue $t.so; ibies eratt rmssj, hhitnr
gw 1
port a: very delightful vacation.
*tory, "M•otiler Wong's'F.aster"; piano
Su.'Rlu Roods, pains $4; W. A. Mol,,-'-
ongoods, , gds, vallue $1.35: H. Dkymrm. g,v„1'.
The funeral of the late Thos, Work-
duet a yrs. W. A. Young and Miss'
r'sWile $1.50: Dr.. A. R. CcamPUeOa: cash $' •
man, o6^Kipji'P.n, tvl.o passed away at
JL- :
Ins home Saturday ev.*1 iL„s ,n his
IrPm Hoggarhb; vocal' duet, Mrs, Mat-
asfds 1ait6raof
CATTLE
Class I-AnRna
Pym R'madlnd4m.be, ca -4h $1: J-Flyrin, ria^4+
$1; W. Daividelcm, 098h $2; Thosnyratm's M,I;.
cash $2.
6761! year, was L'eid on Tuer,t-.y after
galm'i hgaell
a that even
1st 2nd8rtl
Axed Bn7A
SPRING Sl{ow GiRCMT--Seta**th. Apnf
' '
tyod0l µ11.h Rev. E. F. CSteandleT, el'
Ing was Mrs. B. C. Edwardes who ,gave
Boll, omlved 1937 or later .......... $5 $3 $2
'tth , ClxnfUrn, Apml 6th, ,Hrmsall. Aprol Sw
Mp'pemi UWWt Chureh of feiating. In,
a very plreasinlg addlresia after wrhich, a
.•...... 4 8 2
g er Ved
_ 'President
J.
calVuy
19:14 for 1�&; :...... a s 2
KR M. McLEANPBELL . Secretary
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