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the btitstion4s or Aro work bebtg d00
br a tare last Vartitted Oberon in
India gllveil. in a Wet 'Interest-
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i;nter est•ting Manner by" Miser Lawrence and
Miss Lester.
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Northside V. P. S. Meets..—. The
neer laa• meetiurg of- the Ntorutblsidle
United `Oilurch Young ' Peteplte Vitas
ttte1d on 'puesdtt y evening, latarch 12th,
with Jack Stevens presiding. The
meeting opened by repeating tlhe
motto. Hyena, aajealats Shall Reign
Where'er the Sun" wra,a suing afterr
which the Lord's, Prayer was'' repeat,
In. mit Th. Minutes of the
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1CA;'O DRAIN CItEANER-e,
Postpone Institute Meeting. — The
Junior WVoauea's Institute meeting.
had to be postponed and will now be
he1Rl our Weaintesd'ay, Maroh 20, at
1.30 p.m; at the hours of Mrs. E. B.
Coude. There will be sewing and
quilting and the laxities are- asked' to
bring needles', thimbles and: scissors.
25c
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A. C. Routledge
PHONE 166
Guides • Hold Meeting.—On Thins-
stray, Marcth Ns, the Guides held their
weekly meeting la the Guide Hall.
The Color Party opened the meeting
with the breaking of the flag. After
e few matters weep .settled the Pa-
trol Leaders took Rhear p4ahrol•e to
their new corners when. the buainess
pant of- the meeting being completed
the Guides entered wholeheartedly in-
to their games Many of -the Guides.
had 'their uniforrne on for which their
patrol received points. Points were
also given for appearance, attendance
and winning games. 'ilhe Skylark
Patio' won with 30 points. The Color
Panty fell out for the lowering of the
flag, and the nr,eeting closed for an-
other week with Taps.
Hold Easter Thankofferingi = The
evening service at .Nor_ thsade United
Church took the furan of a joint Eas=
ter 'l�hankoffering of the Senior W.
M. S. and the Mae Lane Young Wo-
men's Auyillary who filled the centre
pews of tthe auditorium of the church.
The meeting was in charge of tine
presidents' of both auxiliaries, M.rs.
H. V. Workman acrd' Miss Fennell.
Mrs. Boss Savauge read the 4th chap-
ter of Fypliesians and Mrs.".H. V.. Werk -
man .ofFered prayer. The choir gave
en effective rendering of au anthem,
t'"The Glory Land," A lecture in two
ed
last meeting were read and the roll
call taken. •Jack Stevens read; a
poem, "Tire Cease He Bore." isabellle
arosfrOR •n
•t luaiill .Rey. --- The Egtrnoavdlvitle
toned./ pb.I1 ly parsonage was ally,t
s�^eraee of t1 uwiet but pretty wedding
dant W'ed idtay at high noon, w•itee
next, H, '�I%, Gardiner united in w*ar-
aiiage k04le,. E3liroabeth.. secone oldest
dIsught :oft Mrs•. Seletla Riley, ot
Lendes'bora, ' and the late Mr. Ben
Riley, tsar Elmer 1.4e 13toy Magill, or
Seaforth, wand son of ,Mr. reel Mrs.
Jonathan Er.. Hugill, Huron Road, west
o: Seafortlts The bride was beaoen-
ing'1y gowned in an orchid celenese
E iLpaea frock with navy ace/ .ories.
She carried a shower boulguet of pink.
and shite carnations ..,-nth znatten
hair fern and was attended by the
bridesmaid, Mess Mtsriee Hulgill, sis-
ter of the •.aoroom, wearing .a pretty
frock of Powder blue silk dere with
Forreat and Ethel tStort y took the alma petal' seeing rat with • '°.ek ac-
woatis lui p . periled. 'Ilhe n issrionary con-
venor, ' Miss Ada Speene, then took
cheaa'ge. The hymn, "Fr+om Green-
land's Icy' Mountain' sr was sung and
the Scripture was' react by Vera Mole,
St. John 3 Rei H V Workman 'Lena'
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TH.E SECOND DIVISION
COURT.
COUNTY OF HURON
Oboe bi the Dorninion Banat engd-
Om. 8eafiirh. Moo home : , Tues-
day. Thursday aid t3att4xday. 1.50 p.m.
to b Saturday ervemdng. 7.80 p.m.
to .9 pm.
E. C. "CHAMBERLAIN
Nasurance Agencies - Seaforth
ANNOUNCES.
the paxlrlt..e of the imrurano. business
of mer & Mrztrr, sod the addition ot
their c.m>,puovites to our preview tealli-
embley w to pave nnexcened
service i"a ell noes. -
BEAF'ORTH ONTARIO
aes
Ask your neighbors what Bray
Chicks did for them. Then
see me for pricesand delivery
.dates.
Thos.Dickson
SEAFORTH
eeseories. She ca'r'ded. a shoe "I- bou-
quet: of pink carnstlons and maiden
hair fern. . Tl e beet man Ara' b Mr.
Robert Riley, brother of, , the brittle,
Following the eawrriage ceremiony,
about . forty-five relatives eat down to
in prayer. A siuet was suing by Al- ; nen ptuous diener at the bride's
ma and Maxine*"11,averenee, acoampan- uotthex's home in Hullett. 'Dhre room
leaf by Winnie Savauge. Phe .hynnn,
"The 'Morning Light its Bireaking" was
sung and the taptc • was taken by Ada
Spectre, "The Gift Unspeakable" "The
Day Thou Gaveest, Lord, is Ended"
was sung and the reeking chased
with the Miepale ebeueedtucitiOai. ,
Tlae moiltdsly ' devlo ;anal meeting* O
the Y.P.U. was' bead +i+ Tuesday !,Nen
tdUg lasts The'meetti�n;g wagin charge_
of Beatrice Drover and Gtera�d Glenne
The meeting opened by alleging the
hymn, "Is' Thy Course Of Oommert...
Failing?" followed by the Londre
Prayer Russel Ferguson read the
minutes. Next week Henrstail society
will entertain CIrise burst to a St.
Patrick's social;. The hymn, "He Liv -
eta -Long Who Lived'' Well" was smug
and Arleen Ohamlbers read the Scriep-.
tura lesson, followed by the totp2q,
given by Beatrice Drover, 'also a con-
testt which cLos•ede the meeting.
and table were effectively decorated',
i,, pink and white for the occasdome;
streammerrS went from the ceiling to
the centee of the tat s v iheire Ore
four -Staley wedding cake was placed.
The table was dgeonat .:i with si' w -
rases in which red tulips, pink r
.mations and narcissus were display -
ad. The bi itie's mother wore a dress
at black crepe with white emnaroid-
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. .y and aaegeeeee, to matoh. The
—St. Thomas 'Church: ReCtnr, R.V. cam's mother „,ane a dress of navy
Dr. Hurford. --11 a.m., "The -Clams- ;;,stew over fl'¢wered taffeta . with
mnmion Rails and Vessels"; matching aoeessoni'es. Tete waitresses
"Dr. GrenFFelll of the Laba+ador"; Sun- w• a sisters of the groom, Pearl, Ver-
,
Scherer, at 10 a.m. 1Vlonday, Mar.' tie,and .Iona 'nvtgdvl tamd; Mies Norah
lathy Holy Week service—,aft 8 'p.Ti Suck of •Gpaiericit. •Fal,�rv32rg the wed-
ding United Church:.. Rev. H. ding dimmretr, Mr. J. W. Manning, of
V. Workman, Minster. -11 a.m., "The Cliavtoat,• lrrogod a toast Her. bride
Cry From 'Olivet"; 2.30 p.m., SundaY in a very pieassodneg manner.to e After
School; 7 pan., "The Preaching of the
Cross"; Thursday, 7.45 p.m,. Prayer
Mee't'ing. March -18th to 22nd--Unuorn
Passion ,. Week....:.:Services.; ' Tuesday,
March 19th, Special Young People's
service at Northside Ohurch.
First Presbyterian Church—SutndaY
School at 10 a..m.; morning subject,
"The Victory of Gethsamenre"; even- gorier.
ing subject, "Christ Rejectedd"; Young
sir-ner the bridal couple left amid
showers of confetti for Leamington,
United States, and will return by
Niagara Malls and Toronto. For trav-
elling the bride:donned a charming
frock of Dove :ase wool crepe with
navy blue spring coat an;i a blue pet-
al spring hat with matching acoes-
'Peoples meeting Tues•dra ,a 9 y t lame
mid -week meeting, Thursday, 8 poi.
—Rev. Hugh Jack, , Miel ter.
Egmondville [72iiteui Church—Morn-
ing subject, 'Believers, and Skeptics";
evening subject, "Doing Good in the
Wrong Way."—Rev. A. W. Gardiner,
Minister.•
Union services during Pasisibm
Week will be held) - ass follows:
Manday, Mar. 18 St. Thomas'
Church: Speaker, Capt. Dougall ;
Tuesday, Mar. 19—Nortbside Church:
Young People's meeting, Rev. Hugh
Sack; Wedntestday, Mar. 2,0---Egznond-
eine Church: Speaker, Rev. W. A.
Bremner;. Thursday, Mar. 21—Salva-
tion Army Halle Speaker, Rev., A. W.
Gardiner; Friday, Marr. 22-11 a.m.,
St. Thomas' Church; Speaker, Dr.
Int Pond; Friday, Mara 23—Presbyter-
ian Church: Speaker, Rev. H. V:
Workman,
All' meethugs ape at 8 o'dlock unless
•otherwise stated.
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
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HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH, ONT.
Merton A. keit Simfortitt Ses.-Treas,
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Intermediate Playdowns!
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Point Edward vs. Seaforth -
At Palace. Rink, Seaforth
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LOCAL BRIEFS
MGKILLOP
NOW, FLAYING`
Roy Rogers . Maxey. Hart
Frontier Pony Express
Death of George Little
A 'highly respected and well known
resident of. McKillop passed away
on Tuesday in Scott Memorial Hospi-
t'd Seaforth, in the pension of George
Little, after a lengthy illness. He
was the son of the hate John Little,
who was a pioneer° in! MoKillop town-
ehtip. Mr. Little was born on the
1,1.m now occupied' by isise nephew,
Percy Little, '68 years ago. He was
mnarried .to Emma Robinson, of MG-.
Kill n; aiiid by whom he is survived,
also ,, orale daughter, Mrs. Willis
Dundee, McKillop, and two sons,
Joseph Little ardi Wilson Little; also
levee s'itstters and two brothers', Mrs,
vJiL atn Scerlett, Laudon; Mr -s. Thos.
A:dlaai , Saskatoon • Mrs. William
Foss Brucefield, and Charles and
.,.ihn Little, of McKllltop. A private
funeral took place from his late resi-
dence, Let 22, Con.. 8, McKillop, on
Thursday, March 14th, at 2 p.m., with
interment int Mavtla i''ba ik cemetery.
• Mr. Arthur Reid and son, of To-
ronto, and Mr. Oscar Reid, of, De-
troit, were here last week -end visit-
'i'ng ttheir father,. Mr. J. IT, Reid, who Hante'y. An Dagen story, "The Sig -
has been seriously • 111 with D' U, nifleance of Easter" was read by
rim:dee A .Thebal Forbes. A feature of the ev-
' e Miss Mary Broadlfoot, of r,,,.r. ening was a splendid talk •on miseion-
:;•pent the week -end at the htet:' y- work given , by Miss Maureen
table of Seatorth, the topic based .
r xeki el 33:11. • IMrs. G.ar'diner
tool; ce ar7ge of tilte games w hi c'.i
ere very much enjoyed by all, afte•-
.v,bich the Nat: opal,. Anthem was stn ng
anti' ibo--ameettag -e1osiedl with the Miz-
paPu. beruedictipn,..
Egniondlville Wi M.S. met in the ver
"try cif the chureet, on March 7tb ares
the -letting. opened 'bye byslinging a
hymn .ansa pnayter by the president,
Mus. Cxatidiner. Minutes of last meets -
leg 1;^ere . i1eaili and adopted and the t
roll was oneswered by 22 members and
- EGMONDVILLE
The regular meeting o.f the Eg-
mawdrv,lllie Young People's Union was
'held c" Tuesdlay eyenirg int the school
etw^n of the cthunch. "Come, Let' Us
Sing of a Wonderful Love" was sung
as the opening ileytmn, after which all
neperat+ed the • Lord's Prayer in uni-
son. The minutes of th.e last meet-
ing were !read by the tesereta:ty, War-
den Franey, and a'short business per-
iod followed. Mrs. Hagg was thtei
Called On fon• tibe devotional period.
"When, I Survey the Wondrous Cress"
was sung and the Scripture Lesson
from Mark 15:16-26 was read by C.
Friday, March 15, at 8.30_13. -
ANOTHER RECORD CROWD — COME EARLY!
Tiekets go on. sale at Rink at 6.30 a.m. on night of game. Extra,_
ticket sellers and speclal arrangements for handling a real crowd!
Adults 35c, Children 15c.
THIS GAME WAS POSTPONED FROM WEDNESDAY
FUNERAL SERVICE
OUR OBJECTIVE: A, Better Service With-'
No Increase in Cpsts.
OUT-OF-TOWN CALLS SOLICITED
WALKER'S
Undertaking and Furniture'
PHONES 67-W and 67-J
J. R. WALKER
Manager
leesimimiemmommw
here over the week -end attendire
!morel of their ilat'her, the late a
Holnaesi
• 1Vliss! Jackson, of Toronto, was a
week -end guest at the home of Dr.
M.iss Margaret McLeod! has. re-
.turrued from Georgetown arid Toron-
to.
• Mr. Ron.ald McKay, of Toronto.
spent the week -end at the home of
Mon., Tues.,''Wed.
wrsh.wou�d run
for hours!
Next' -Thur., Frit, Sat.
iNeu RuK Sf dsspesdte �Ictore
U tks foyer. melon of the
Jr.s4wfll laugh hal
goo
Vit a�o�N .�octid�i`t a oonald pexa t .
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Ms° The Three Mescitiiteers in
'GISanta Fe Stampede"
An, Old -Time Westerr!
Coming=-- Bobby Breen in
"Way Down South"
ling lesteweek.
Mr. Sohn Bullard, Mrs. Fergus Bul-
lard and Jackie and Mr. Jack Mitchell
of Kintore spent the week -end among
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moe/owe-a and
sesns, Bobby and Jackie, spent SumbaY
while Mr. and Mrs. Geoege Eaton.
The meeting. of the ,young peto,ple
of. Oavan Murals. was held recently
ple led' in prayer and Elva Pryce vead
•the Scripture lesson,. The minutes.
were read and tate roll call taken,
Duriaig.the trusinereadiscussiott: it was.
decided hold. a box social on Tues-
day, March 19. A reading was giVell
bY Kathleen Shannon and the torpie
by Margaret .Morstgomeri on "God,
sim,g and the Lord's Prayee in unison
closed, the meetitig.
ASTER
Novelties
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• A COMPLETE'. RANGE ALL READY FOR
YOUR EASTER ENTERTAINING
hie mother, Mrs. Hugh McKay. ., one uew member was :received. Ile
' Dr- 4;, K•-• Chlallman and 'Mr. A' Ports from different cenianitrees weee a
and.. Mrs. Sohn Nett were appointed
eornr''ents bY three assistants; Mrs.
Soll.n..Watson meet a very interesting
article on temperance. , It. was• left
Phyllis Kneckles, Ruth Fraiser, Elie-, to the .dteeision of tae presifiefit. and
ebetit Howes. and Mrs. J, Deegan ,.i.ee-prestclents to make.•arrang.ements
were in Loadoe over. the weekend for the Than-koffering meetin,ge Col -
attending the Young People's Conn-. lection was taken by Mrs'. MCMillan
Orames, of Toronto, head of the Sea dent that dues tbe paid as early as
*ration Army' in Canada,. a.
, peesible. The study book was taken
e ilI r. H. Hoffman, 91 Goderi•Oh> is by Mites Camerae, asetistedt by MTS.
Visiting with. his parents,. -Mr. a-nd Hogg, Airs. m'ealeach and MTS. Me -
•a mese apPleing for a position in
dramatic "form., "levitation Carnes
by Mts. Richardson, Mrs., A. Moone
aud Mrs. J. Brown. As the theme for
of peece end , all repe.ated. "A Deily-
Peayer" on alio front page ef the erfls.-
stlonary :Monthly. The me,etting dos-
ed with a bytan and prayer by the
'bore On Saturday attending -the fun-
eral 61 the late Mrs. William Tne-'
• Mr, and Mrs. Emmerson Ritchie;
Mrs, Wallace, Mr. William. Pelmet
1.t1 the Missies - Maureen Gamble,
e "Mrs: Lorne Dale 'ead Donald
, spent Sunday in, Blyth.
1.McMoster were in Toronto thds week
attending Hee Sleeting cernival.
, were in Toronto this week..
• Miss Betty McClelland, of To-
ronto., was a week -end guest a.t the
home:of her grtandraother, Mrs. S.
• Mises Flarence Fowler, ,of Blue.
vale, is the guest of 'the Misses Cre,ss-
• Miss Greta iloss is in Toronto
thie week.
O We are pleased: to. leans that Mr.
C. Eckert is recoveripg flean the f' -
jury to , hie knee, which he recenti
Celebrate at Seaforth's
BIG ELECTION
rartY and Dance
ELECTIO1V NIGHT
Tuesday, March 26th
(3.30 p.m.
In Cardno's Hall
spent the week -end at the honie of
'hie father, Mr. Thomas Dicksoa.
few' days. in Toronto this, week.
• Me end Mese Le G. Kruse •and
son, Me William, Kruse, of Gala
spent Sunday With Mrs. Wm. Sela,ter.
James II enderean'S Tati a OUP, ot
North Mein Street and will Occupy it
early in Aptil,
• Mrs. W. M. Stewart and Miss
Neilans were in Clinton last week at-
tending the funeral of their sister-in-
law, the late MrstaAlexa,nder Neilans.
who atte,nded the funeral of the late
S. 'T. Holmes on Sunday were: Mr.
and Mra. Glen] Holmes, Mr. Jack
Holmes and Mists Ruth Holmes, Or
Toronto; Mr. F. R. 13eattie, Toronto;
Miss Muriel Beattie, Butler: Peuills71-
Dr. ar• id Mre. S. D. COlquherun were in
'Toronto 013.1 Thureday attending the
skating carnival.
• Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Woorit, of
Toronto, were week -end gueete at the
borne of -Mrs. Wood and 'Miss Sally
• Mr. F, aleContell, of Dublin, has
Sold his fame, the ea6t half of lot 8,
comical -on 3, McKillop, to Mr. Michael
McCarthY, DeWitt,
• Mists Kay Snider, of Goderich,
Wale a, guest this. %Seek at the Wane
of Mr. and IVIrter, Mlle 0, Crich. Tare..
Oriett and Master lanes rammed) to
Goderleili with her for a Jew dare'
I visit
WINTHROP
Mrs. Wiltiari. Trewartha Passes Away
With 'deepest regret we learn,ed. ef
the death of Mrs. Trewarths, who
oriel Herepl' S•elaforele Thursday,
March 7tb, after a week's illness, from I
pneufronia., in bier 78th year. She was '
'born in, Hamilton end wee, m•arried.
Mr. Trewapthe about 39. years ago.
Site as survived. by 114B,T husband, a
McSpailden, and. an axle -peed son, wal-
'Ham ••Trev.-airtlia, who all live in Mc-
Killop. After a short eervic:e et the
an Churph on Saturday, where She
was a faithful member and werker,
The pallbearers were Mess.rs. • James
Stannon, Percy Little, Thomas Pryce,
George Eaton, John Pethick •an'cl
MoSpedden. The flowers, were
beautiful tend ineluded: A pillow from
Family; 'spray, Mr. and Mee. Zack
IVIcSpadelen ated, 'family; Spray, Alen:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker, Wingham,
and William Chapman, Pembroke;
spray, Dr. and alma Harbures speay,
Whittalcer. Those 'attending
the funeral from a distance 'were: Dr.
raan, Foie Erie; Mr. •and Mrs,. Neilsen
Tnewartha, .:Clillton; Mr. land Mrs.
Bert Trewartha and Mr. Bert Co;
Ifolme.seille; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Treweetlia, Clinton; ,11/1es. Betoken,
'Clinton; Mr. Elgin Waters. and son
and Mr. Rose Cook, Arthur; Mr. Jim
Bullard and, Mrs. Peng. Bullard, Me-
tope. We axtend our 'heartfelt seen-
pathy. to Ithlestet that are left to mourn
the toes of a ilovieig wife and raother.
We, are ZIOTTy thearof the pass.
etway of Mr,. George Little • irn
after a Icing 'fitness. .
Mr. amt Mrs. Waliter , Eaton. arnd
Lamy end Keith, Meat a• fete
RICH'S
Phone 34
• Seaforth
,PLAYDO
Bolton vs. Seaterth
Palace Rink, Seaforth
Monday, Mar. 18, At 8.15 p,m.
NS
As tikey put out Kitchener in the first rOund,
this Bolton team must be good!
ADULTS 35c, CHILDREN 15c
NEW
rv4 •
vrtng
ootwear
in Time For Easter
Easter is early this' year, but not too early to step out in a pair
of our Smart New Spring Shoes. Attractive Patent Leather 'Shoes,
Soft Kid Leather Shoes, Serviceable Calfskin Shoes, Dressy Gabar-
dines and Suedes are all here in a profusion of Styles! that you can-
not help but admire. Gore Putt -rips and Step -les lead the parade, fol-
lowed by Ties and Monk Straps. •
Black is the prevailing color for Spring with Blue and Medium
Tan sharing the spotlight with black. Patent Leather is quite fasia-
ionable, especially on the New Wall Toe Last. But come and see mire>
New Shoes1 You wi'll be delighted livith the New Models and the .
Moderate Prices.
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Dead and Disabled Animals
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