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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1939-06-30, Page 4H 4•, .1.,......sieeeesis•essemisseeLeco.osisieees.,...,. -). 1e , '' '''-- ,.., deo b.. ei ' " r- I + Sd eill S e, ., e ,' '-'''''''. ` ; • '' '' Wedge , : • saw k,,, , , ,,. wideusolog alight ele , Notice d' '. d . . Help , ., . . - , , . , , , , . see,.......... 1i • le. . 41. ‘I . •,* '" :*?. , i , , ' ' 0 ' ,' e. be inserted at new low cash rates : Iteasel Pound. Comb's Events. Etc. --Per wool: . 1 Cstat • . ead week . 1,... W-Censt 3.rd 'week . , " , Siliatizawe cbsaage, first intention "....., 20 Cents lace figure, initial and abliterdeition ioountli els ova wool. In. AterilOninna Notices -d cent per word. liidoinnon, 60 cents Der wock. &veered er, a Box Number. cane of The Remo Exigniter. for 10 cents rer weelc will be charged If ads in ave ohms axe not wand by the ka the week ha Whith the ad was run., and Deaths insetted free of tharge. to Creditors, Ete.-diates on antudicatilan. (1.14d4g, the past weeir. . ' Me and Dirs. WM. Haney, Of Wing- hanadvisitted at the home of Mr. and Ulm W. Le Brwi% of the village date ing the pt week. Mr. and Mrs. JoSeph Hood; of the second of Stanley, tcelebnated the 50..th anniversary of theer wedding during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Hoied's many friends extend congratulations and hope they may be seared to seend many more. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Love, of Stan- ley, accompanied by Miss Gladys Jar. restt, of the village, visited frierals in Hamilton during the past week. The strawberry teetiml which was held on the church lawn on Tuesday evening under the dusaddee of .t,the Young People, was a grand success A grand supper was served by the ladies of the congregatina, atter which a delightful program of band music was prow , • nea by the Dashwood Band. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull, of ..... . ,... ,der cirang iseno, aneoutpanied by mr, ad Mns. E. Meueseau and +3aughtee, et dae village, spent Sunday at Tober _ mory. Mr. and Mr. Alvin McBride, 02 Stanley, accoMPanied by Mr. R. Mc- -- - ' - - - • - ' -- ' a rfl4Slote"onetfest:::::7..::::.the 111'4 ' . A lro,,o4norweding was solemn, liked at St. Paer's Church, Dryedale, when. Reif •ti R. Martbi united le .-- -'' 1 -- - • Inarriage' '''j"xn""ret leabe.. Be, daughter Of MT. and Mre. Willeam McKenzie, ef KARMA, ,tri urban Anthony Duch- son af lifx and Mrs. Oscar Duch. arme, el Diyiedalet Given. its raaxriage tiY her father, thei bride was charm.. eee .,_ e 1 lt white satin own "a ts" a' wiltir -engt ,, V 1.11 a veil Of el& et carrying a /". • !it walite'PraYer bdok with satin stream-- era. MTS. R. /lecher -me, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, while the groomsman wan Mr- Edward Haged- A reception held at the bnde's - War , home to souse -62 guests. They will ,„enthd, in • ' ' • Hens -ail 10, Mitchell 1 Hawaii defeated Mitchel/ 10-1 in a Huron -Perth 0,11.A. game here Friday before a large crowd. The game was cies% .eXeePt in the seventh when Herman ean esek) and scored nine runs. K5pfer, pitching for Ffensall, was streets by a pitched ball in the sixth inning and was replaced by ., Tudor. The 111elevera; Ilittebe4-41.0- ear.ee, re; FAO, 2nd: Wright, Cf: -Lepparcl, lat; Plage, le.ss, Casey, e.; H.abkirk, lerd; Tillaier„ 14; Fulton, re, r Hensall-J. Theiliore let; Foster, co. f.; Ketslakei, c; Wen, 244; Stade, szs O'Brien, rd.; Pee mom 11. • 1111d- • son 3rd; Kipfer, p.; doe, as. . ' ' t R H v .. e Mite -hell 001 000 00--1 3 6 Heasaa . . 000 oil) 90-1,0 7 t Batteries: MitcheR-Macaree,1.1161)- ie. kirk and Case Hesisall-Kipter Tu- dor and Kerslake. 'Mr. Russel Heddea, who lies spent the Past Yettr with 'his btahars, Prank and Orville, of St. Cathaxines, arrived home Tuesday evening and will visit. at his home here. Miss Hattie Sutherland was in Stratford on Saturday attending the funeral of her late -cousin, Miss Bes- gjo Dent, sa, resideof ot that city, and a former school teacher, !baying taught for many years in the Stratford school. ., The Hawaii Citizens' Band will pre- sent their open air ban concert in the band stand on Friday evening, June 30th, euistead of the usual Satur- , daY ilightl OA aseellat Of SiterdnY, AdY Int, being a Dorainion haidY, DOMMUM919, Saralee will be held be •the United Clam* thifil coming SIM- day Warning, Slaty 2ntd. Mr, Ray P"atenson et Tomato spent the. Week -end with his Parents, Mr- and MTS. R,. .1, Patenson. The sottecils dosed here TburadaY for the burg Midalimmer holidays,. . Hensel, 17, Exeter 0 Hensall defeated Exeter i'-0 in a HuoL e ure at Exeter on rn fixt Tuesday evening, Hemel' getting 4 is the first 8 iff the seemed, 2 in Atte fourbb and 3 in tife sixth. Tudor and Kenilialte w 'on the and for Hen- edit white Hammond and Taylor pitched "for' Exeter. ' Ln last week's *sue in retention made of the calling on friends the name of David Andersson, through a aeries' error, appeared, whereas it 'should have read as Willfam Ander- seare of Kippers, called on friends in the village. There will be no celebration in the village an Setunday, July ist, and many from this district will, doubt' -spend the day in Seaforth where • , 4. ef-,e', ' • - ''.1- , 'Onlin ' 0 , email C R. W ILKINSON; 1{.414.1 • • ' OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN . Wingbam . -- will be at W. Cl. Goodwin% store ore erY Int and ard ToesdaYal In the mouth, for the purpose of teeth:0 eyes and fitting gaggles. "Difiticult eaees and °MS that ha" mat ?meat ProPeddY fitted are 0PeollaNY raceme Mended to Consult me. Eleansi: le eteus. to 6 p.m rime Hessen 16 111671, ikair aPP°1141flacat . , 4iti Wanted • 1 For Sale ., tthere w___Ila be a celebration, whixds aP peals to very MAY. Mrs- Jolm El °returned frOns To. route) the end of beet week, votheee she very pleasantly epent a few wee. ke • enniet Sterilise with her sister, Dr. J , and other relatives and frien (Otentineted an Page 5) ANTED - EXPERIENCED GENERAL ed, meat References required Apply Box E.II,POSITOB, OFFICE. 8729 -ti, 'RICE SAl,„E-.-BrasteR TWINE AND nAy " fork rope. al lowest prices, for sale at Regier's Garage. Sealant, SEAFORTH FAR- MBES' CLUTL, seee.„2 ' ••,, For Sale or Rent 1 Teachers Wanted , c....da. 1POR- SALE -6350.00 CASH, six -ROOM Immo house, in good condition, on Ord ..... . wANTDD _ Exp,DDIENGED TEACHER - - - - - -- - - - -- , i1exi1mun. Appb to Box 206, EXPOSITOR. Amilicatams win be received until July,,84:h- 3726-kf HUGH M. ClilleS' NEY. Sec.-Treas., 11. R. A ' Seaforth, • 3732- i rrEACUESI WANTM FOR S. S. NO. 10, Applications ba be in 1», July Stiy. RICHARD ' Tcackeasmlth, with 'first clas.s certificate- -R -10R SALE -6 -FOOT, 4 -FOOT AND 3 -FOOT TAYLOR, IL IL 2, ICeetien, Seuretary-Treas- cement troughs. Apply to EDGAR BUTT, Kt:TM. 3732x2 Articles For Sale Notices Auction Sales W11.1 DO SEWING. REASONABLE MORTGAGE SALE • T rates. eiriLLis KNUCKLE, Harpur- OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY hey. • 3733x2 UNDiEll AND BY VIRTUE OF THE powers of Sale contained In a certain QTRAWBERRIES--WILL HAVE IRRIGAT- Mortgage, avh•ich will be piedeeed at the ed strawberries for one week or longer. tele of sale, there wet be offered for sate by Bring own dantainers and save money. 0. public, Amman, on B. PERHAM. Phone 237 r is, Seaforth. MONDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day of JULY, 3753x2 A- D., 1939 at the hour of Two o'dtock in the atternoori upon the.' pgerotes, the following property, namefly: ALL and SINGULAR that certain parcel or 4aact of dared and prembes situate, lying and being in the Tomaship of , lEillibbert, in the County et Perth. and the Province of Onkario, ROOFING - WHY NOT TRY LIQUID being compos -ed of tot mealier twenty-four .`" Fibre Coating for steel and fiat asphalt da the -Founteerith Concession of the said roofs? Only $2.00 a square, and we guax-a.n- tee them for five years. We also sell cement chimney tops. Apply to JAMES BECKER, Clinton. Phone 41. WILL THE COUPI.E WHO TOOK THE " rug from a verandah on Chtlech Street, Seaforth, on Saturday night. please return same and sae further trouble. 3733.1 Township df Blibbert. cordefining one hundred 605013 of hand be the same More or less. 3732-tf ' clwal°nlinheg, 1>a there is said to be a frame with. eAto and other build- ings. TATALLACE ROSS, APIARIST, WILL PAY , The' paimenty win be sold „subject to a Ile- " Mk for swarms of beee during the mouth serve bid. of June. .Phone 303-J, Seaforth. I TERMS -Ten per amt. of the purchase 3729-4 money to be paid down at the time of. date - TOWN OF SEAFORTH vaere°1- Far further particulars and eonditions of • , TAX 'PRE -PAYMENT RE-. mMil.v to OWAN, GRAY & MILLMAN, • Saguia, Ontario, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Frank Taylor, Ehq., Exeter, Ontark, The Town will pay 4 per ;DATED at sar,.., d.ny June, A_ D. 1989. 3732-3 cent. per annum up to Aug. CEIPTS-FOR 1939 31, 1939, on all prepaid 1939 tax6. Certificates and full • Tenders Wanted DRAIN TENDERS particulars may be obtained from the Towri Clerk's of- fice in the Town Hall. • , Lawrence Drain, vein be rendved by the I undersigned anal Minriai. July 3rd at 1.30 pm., when tenders wiui be opened at Car- negie Bald. Seaf.orth. Excavation 3,180 eerie Yards ; 36.200 feet. Treasurer., _ I- Tenders will adso be received for the con - 19 -11 Arneson repair of the Box Drain. which is a branch Of the Lawrence Drain. ,Excava- Township of- McKillop TEINDEftS FOR THE REPAIR OF THE D. H. WILSON Popular Stallions The Clydesdale Stallion FAVORITE AGAIN 24337 Enrolment No. 1961 Will stand at, h.es own stable at Brucefield for the season. Fifteen dollars to insure, payable February I. 1940. ROBERT D. MURDOCH, Proprietor. PETER KILPATRICK, Manager, 3728-tf biota, 1.630 it yards; 'length, 3.040 feet. ( Tien per cent of mat -ma to accompany ;Ma- dam. Lowest or any tender int necessarily ' accepted. Plans and speeificatiore may be seen at the office of the Clea -k. Lot 15, Concession 8, MeKiLlop. JOHN McNAY. Clerk, li- R. 2, Smfortb. Enrolment 3049 Form 2 The Standard Bred Stallion • BARON LULLWATER 2.111/2 2.1314 at three year; old 1939 Grade "B" Premium Ne. 375 Will stand for the improvement of stock at the barn of his owner, W. C, Goveadock, Egreondville. He is a jet black in color, stands 15-3 hands higi, and weighs 1100 pounds. He is a prem- ium horse and is sound. His sire, Bogalualle 2.04%, He is also a handsome horse as he Wad first and reserve champion at the Royal Win- ter Fair, Toronto, last winter, 1938. Would try to make arrangements to meet those from a distance where possible. Terms -$12, payable February 1, 1940. • 372741 The Famous Champion Clydesdale Stallion LOCHINVAR Map.) No. 25468 likerelment No. 3739 Form 1 Wild stand for the improvement of stock this seismal, as follows: Nfimday, Tuesday and Wedneesday-At his own stable. 114 miles west and 114 miles south of Dublin. Thursday -Will leave his ,W11 stable at 8 o'clock for Petrolia, return- ing again on Friday night at 6 o'clock, health and weather pea -milting! Saturday -At his own stable. Terims-05.00 at time of service and $20-00 when mares 'prove in foal. J. E. FALCONER, Proprietor. 3728-11 fmportecl Clydesdale Stallion SOLWAY RESOURCE imp. (281731 (23029) Enrolment No. 3744 Form 1 Will stand for the improvement of stock this occasion, as fonows: Monday Morning —Will leave his owe stable et Brucefiedd and go to the Ind Concessions then south and east to Alex. Siaaelair'e, for noon; then east to the Town' Line and north to the 9th Concession to Wm. Patrick's, fol night. Tumday-East 114 mate and north to the 2111 Ocrocession to Coyne Bros., for noon: then 10 Robert ,Doisteis. 7th Concession, for niglet. Wednesday -To Gernmen's Corner and north td A. & J. Broacifoot's, for noon: then 4, this own stable for night. Thursday -At his own estecl)ie. Friday-eWest to he 2nd Concession of Stanley and north to John H. lilleEvran's, for noon then to his own stable for night Saturday -At his own stable. Terms -To insure a foal, 815.00, payable Polymers 301, 1940. R. D. MURDOCK, Proprietor and Manager. 3722-tf 'the Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion TORRS MAGNATE (blea) "zesss (22371) EtIrOtalen* No. 3019 First Claes, Form 1 ei :Will stand this season for Mares as fol- lows,: lifornday-Leav his own stable, Lot 4, Gen. ift. lElabert, and go to Mike Nestle's, relate. Or neo -n; thence to D. J. 'O'Reilly's, Beach - 104d, Lot 12, Con. 4, MeKillots, for night. ,. Tuesday -WV proceed to Jack McCarthy's, tat 813, Con 2, Logan, for noon; thence .to Ma own stable for fright WedneicdaY-will vireceed to Cecil RoirylVe, Lot 10, Con, 3, Logan, for riotra: lihOttee by way of Huron Reid to ha awn citable fur night. Thursday f ted11111 .protteel to Dune. Ocilotthoun's, tot 3, 8, Itiblisert, for noon; T thence to George hsetie, Lot 11, Con. 11, Cromarty, from 3 deg he 6 (Meek p.m., thence to leek 11 0 PA 16. OSn. 6, Flibliert. for °light. , ,,,,'; .n. Wt . . 1, ,.. • . to Marbitt Peeney's, Lot -, i.„ ;• i. for noon; thence to Irks f.,,, whore to. *311 -remain to, be ttilitcl Lil,' 1949. 6 Mai4eer, • ices 1, • •• , '028.rd 3732-2 QEALLED 'TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE emicessigesd, arid esinorsell "Tender for Harbour Improvements, Port Stanley, OM.", w01 ,be received until 12 o'clock noon (day- , light saving), Tuesday', July 11, 1939, for harbour improvemeribs at Port. Stanley, Elgin County, Ont.- PtaLIS, form of contract and specification can be seen and torms of tender obtain' ed alt the office of the Chief Engineer, Depart- ment of Pahlie Works, Ottawa, at Ithe offices of the District Engineer, Dominion Pu bile 172dg_. Ltoutcm, Ont; also at the Post Office at Port Staidey, Oart.. Tendert wail not be considered airless made on printed forms supplied by the Depart- ment and in accordance with conditicins set forth therein-. Bath tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Can- ada, payable to the order of the Honourable the Minkoter er Public Works, equal to 10 per cent. of the amount of the lender, or Bearer Bonds of She Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Company end its constithent companies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada, or the atioremen- timed bonds and a certified cheque if remit, ed 31,, make rep an odd amount. NOTE. -The Depasltment will supply blue- prints and specification of the work on deposit of a sum of 920.00. in the form of a certified bank cheque payable to the order of the Minim- of Public Works. The deposit will be released on the return of the blue -prints; and specification within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not -returned within. that period the deposit will be forfeited. By order, J. M. SOMERVILLE, Sedretary. Department of Pubic Werke, Ottawa, dune 26, 1939. 3733-2 Card of Thanks THE SEAPoRTH PUBLIC UTILITY COM - mission. WiSbo. SID ecoarces their appreciation of ell who amithed on the occasion of the fatal accident 4» 3t empinyee, Sylvester Al - /ea, especially 10 the doctors end to Andrew Calder, Hwroy McLeod and Don mcGregor, holder of the St. John's Ambulance Certifi- cate. who so quirlity applied artificial reemci- tati011. 3733-1 Births NORRIS----Act C. E. E. Homiital, Petrolia, on Friday, June 23rd, to Dr. and Mrs. R. L. "i'irvcto1ng, the gift of a son (Itonati Lance)... CEA/VMS-In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sm- ite -eh. on June 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Pm - 34851, choetets, of Terekersmith. a daughter. SNELL--in *won Memorial Hospital, Sea- l'Orth, 08 Jtme aith. Oa Mr% and Mrs. nel- roar Small, a eon, Deaths ouga,, wtflo F visiting IrOin tfle west and Miss Murree Reid, of Slensall, left. on Saturday last foe New York, where they intend to spend a few days at the World's Fair,„ ."9 Farmers in this section have start- ed haying -and report the hay a fair average crop. Mr. T. N. Forsyth, of the village,, is improving the appearance of litefine home by having it pieely ,painted. Miss Margaret Watson, ef Seaforth, spent a few days during the week at the -home of her brother an -d sister-in- law, Mr., and Mrs. C. Watson, of the village. Mr. Howard Clark, of Winon.a, spent the weekend visiting friends in this locality. HENSALL ,11.•••• Reductions on Ladies' and Gent's Week -End Shoes, at Goodwins, while they last. Jean's Beauty Shop -Get a guaran- teed Naturelle permanent now at the new special prices: Reg. ISA perm- anent tor $2.50; reg. $5.00 permanent for $3.50; reg. $8.00 permanent for $5.00. Fingerwaving and marvelling done also, Phone 131, Hensall. Mr, and Mrs. John Passmore and family attended the Passmore reunion at Springbank on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton. of Hous- ton, Texas, and the former Miss Alma Scrutan, are spending a month's va- cation, with relatives and friends in Hensel.] and district. Mrs. G. V. Laughton and son, Paul, of Toronto, are visiting at ehe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonnell, Mrs. Laugh.ton's parents. Mrs. Evelyn Stapleton has returned from a pleasant visit spent with rel- atives at Cochrane. Mr. Rolitd-t Cameron is confined to his PCYOM for a few days in the inter- est of his hrealth. which his many friends trust will prove beneficial to Mr. Swaim. of Stratford, was a week -end visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swalne Mts. H. Martin is confined to bed with a. beart condition, but we trust, with good care, will soon be restored to her normal ,health again. Miss Mild: -cd Follick, mime -in -train- ing at iVicioria Hospital, London, re- turned to her duties on Sunday fol- lowing a ilteightful three weeks' vaca- tion spent. with her pareres, Mr. and Mrs. George Follipk, and,with her sis- ter, Mrs. Win. Solclan. "Miss Ruth Hedden, who has been Confined- to bed at the home of her mother, Mrs C. M. Herlden, for the • past few weeks, is improving nicely. Hold Social Evening The W. M. S. of the United Church heldea. social evening in the school room of the church Monday evening, the president Mrs. W. B. Cross, in the chair, and after opening the meet- ing she. 'called an the pastor, Rev. It. A. Itrook, to take charge of The deVo- tional part of the 'meeting: Tihe.fol- lowing program was- carried out and muMe enjoyed: Vocal duet, "Drifting," Dr. I. G. Smillie and Mr. Sam Rennie; ,reeding, Mr. George Follick; three, Mrs. M. G. Drysdale and Mrs. George Hess; solo, Mr. Sam Rennie; violin solo, Miss Greta Lammie; accompan- ists, Miss Gladys Luker and Miss Gneta Laramie. The guest speaker for the evening 'was a former Hen - sell resident. Mrs. (Rev.) Knight, of Edmenton, Alta., who spoke in the interest of the W.C.T.U. on the tem- perence work, giving a logical ad - (Imes on the evils of the liquor traf- fic. At the conclusion of Mrs. .Knight's address, Mr. W. C. Pearce, of Exeter, moved a vote of thanks to the speak- er' and Coding benediction was given by the pastor. Refreshments were served. Mies Margaret Habkirk ar- ranged the program. Rev. W .A. Young conducted anni- versary servicee at Smith's Heil Pres- byterian Church Sun,day, June 25th, taking for his morning theme, "Let Your Light So Shrine," and evening. subject, sLau,neb Out in the Deep." Assirstting with the musical part of tbe services wan a duet, "I Will Lift UP Mine Eyes," Miss Irene Hoggarta and Mr. Prank Batterebr; quartette, 'Looking Beyond," Missies Irene Hog- gaith, Mabe) Workman, Messrs. F. Pettersby and Jas. Beirgongh; trio, "The Wayside Cross" was stung at the evening service by Rev. W. A. Young, James Beeseugh and Frank Battersby and the quartette rendered, "Gently, Lord, 0 Gently Lead Us," The Wobeto Class at the United Church enjoyed a delightful pimple on. FrklaY afternoon to Bayfield. Some thirtyeeight members of the cidato and guests; sat down 'ito well laden tables. Spurts in charge of the president, Mr. Ted M unit arrd M is. Robert Passmore, were enjoyed Thieves gained entrance to tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swaine .of Ifterreall while the family was away, securing as their loot $19 in cash, which was in the -purse in an upstairs bedroom They grained entramee by plwebig a ladder againet the house " amid getting through an ripstalas li/PPEN windoW. Provincial Oornaitable McCoy — of gortfOileh Ise ineteitigaling, ,Me. anti Mit IL Walker, of Pete*. Itkr#.."0., 'Young, of Carmel Preo- bwo.,, spoof a pleaatant vie% at tb*:fropfefialt,Ottoth, boo eceeptedett ettll Mine 'dr MIt.Wfli. Moon ortthe ofthittf Porffoo an Pastor ' of that dleureld A.1.1875T-Iss Sertforth, Saturclay,• Jane 24. Selvester Ill* 52nd sear: TEGIVIPSON-fn &Worth. on Saturday, Jane 24111i, Chathatte Elizabeth Thompscm, daugh.r ter cif the Siete Man Taciarogrix. 1188 ‘1111=1111111111111111111110t. 0 SPEN INI N DAY AT Seaforth 1. *Last Year Was :a Day Long To Be Remembered—This Will Be Better * Starting onsterAT aradeari30 Victoria 7• P 9 adn:, School'Children in Parade—FREE Park • CASH PRIZES • BEST DECORATED BICYCLE BEST DECORATED DOG OR PET BEST DECORATED FLOAT BEST DECORATED TRICYCLE BEST DECORATED WAGON BEST BOY'S COSTUME BEST GIRL'S COSTUME BEST DECORATED DOLL CARRIAGE BEST DECORATED CAR BEST ADULT'S COSTUME PRIZES $2, $1 AND 50c IN EACH CLASS SPECIAL—For the Best Entry in parade an Additional 85.00 Help to Make the Parade a Success Join in the Celebration JUDGES= K. M. McLEAN. A.F. CLUFF, W. J. DUNCAN, R. G. PARKE rantentra Sraii2MONSISSWILISMIirtalli 4sreenia Children's Events.Flillakog11 paig.ildr,amt,ssRpoeretrsawtikt)hfiwoGnifeorrites Two of the top teams in a Scheduled League Game Mmission -- Adults 25c Children 10c 10 45 ITTiemethaitlediryensoll;owingrts • HENSALL vs. CLINTON Rooth On The Grounds -- Free Parking $600.00 IN PURSES 2.20 Pace, mile heats, $200 Pace, mile heats, $200.00 2.28 Pace, mile heats, 8200.00 BettingPrivileges-The Big Prize Money will bring together the best horses racing this year. Three heat plan. Each heat a race. FIRST RACE AT 1.30 O'CLOCK SHARP Canadian Trotting Association Rules to Govern AMISSION: Adults 50c, Children 25c, Autos 25c Grandstand FREE FOOTBALL ---Stratford vs. Seaforth W.F.A. Scheduled League Game 5 o'clock p.m., Recreation Park ADMISSION: Adults 25c, Children 10c BOOTH ON GROITNDS •At Plight Street. Carnival—Midway MAC BURGESS' 8Piece Orchestra Dancing in the Armories on a Perfect Dance Floor - Drawing For 9 Pieces Furniture, Valued $200 at 11.30 p.m. Music All Day by Seaforth Highlanders Band LIWElt D. BELL, J. F. DALY E Pres. Seaforth Turf Club. rres. Seaforth Athletic Association. ••1 t ' • • • t 15 See „.„ lah„.