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SPENCE'S PRODUCE
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices Paid For
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 170-W, Seaforth
CEMETERY -
MEMORIALS
Large Stock of Modern Mem-
oriais"on' ,Display at our
SEAFORTH. SHOWROOMS
For the donvenienee of our
patrons„ office will be open on',
Tuesdays. `Open by appoint-
ment at any other time. See
Dr,, Harburn .next door,
Cunningham '& Pryde
Clinton Exeter Seaforth
• ;Phone 41
'IHE McKILLQQE� iVUUTUAL
*AN
FIRE INS CE CO'Y.
44EAD `OFFICE. SEAFORTH, ONT.
: d'FiCERS:
W. R..Archibald, Seaforth - Pres.
I'. McGregor ;Clinton - Vice -Pres.
Merton A Reid, Seaferth -• Manager
^ end Secretary Treasurer.
• :DIRECTORS:
Chris. L,eonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
'Trewartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
LR..3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
R,B. 1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R.
5,_ Clinton;'" laugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; William R. Archibald, ,R.R.
4, Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1,
Clinton; John L. Malone, R.R. 5 Sea-
' forth.
AGENTS:
FinlayMCKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin;
E. Pepper, Briieefieid; 7. E. Ttineter,
Brodhagen;'Geerge A. Watt, Blyth.
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You are invited to inspect the -.
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9AILORED,TO-MEASURE
• SUItS AND
OVERCOATS
FOR
GENTL +MEN .
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place the, middle' of; May,'
Y. P. U. Meete,•,- 'hte regular Meets
ing of the Y.P.U. wag held on April
16th, ata P.M. The meeting opened
by singing the hymn, "Land Of Our
Birth," and the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son. The minutes were read and
adopted and' the roll call answered.
The offering was received and Lois
Whitney took over the meeting. The
Scripture was read hy. Madeline Wil-
son, followed by prayer by Lois Whit-
ney and a short talk. The topic was,.
given by Lois Whitney. The hymn,:.
"0 Set Ye Open Unto Me," was fol-
lowed by the Mizpah benediction.
40.
Norhtsi Je W. A.—The first meeting
of the General W"oman's Association
of Northside United Church was" held
Monday evening, April 16th. In spite
.,of the weather, a good representation
of ladies was present. "Jesus Shall
Reign Whei•e'er the, Sun" was sung,
followed by the Lord's Prayer. Rev,
Mr. Workman installed' the new offi-
cers. The worship period was led Jay
Mrs. Workman, who explained ' the
Scripture lesson read by Mrs. 3. Fin-
layson and prayer by Mrs. A. West-
cott. The new president,. -Miss Rena
Fennell, led the business discussion
arising from the various secretary's
reports. An instrumental duet •by
Mrs. James Stewart and Miss W. Sav-
auge was ranch appreciated, as was
a solo by Miss Patricia Bechely. Af-
ter a psychology quiz, •the meeting
was closed by Mr. Workman. A de-
lieious lunch was served by the social_
committee.
churches
Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun-
day Sohool; 11 a.m., "The Fulfillment
of the True Life -Purpose"; 7 p.m.,
"Greater Works Through Divine As-
e tt%?li3ri," Thursday, ' 7.45 p.m., Pray-
er Service, Welcome to tbese • ser-
vices. -
R"�'tli .! it co.tr+t �r'
TU1 SD4Y, MAX .1:4
C ,rrdiityl's Ran, Seafo?
Fretlenteel by YGluc, P..11al;:. of. EPri,cndvl►ic
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p 4 eY l ipg meeting of
iii re.l. i Bl'a, 1011 94.r 19 i9QPiuln• a'l 1.
r41F'' vas Reid at rthe,,:trelne of
MIS ?�xnes en Tuesday, April 1"�ili,
witrl 1+ eD3bers and cue vat ter prey
sentre< Gilbert, the president, op
enedtb re?,,meeting with a: 'prayer of
thani#;g,ing, melnbe'#' era er
and LOTYte�'Prayer 'in unisQ,n,e She thyen
weicoined.' ;„SINIrs. M. E. Van Eemond,
who late , ai the evening gave a mast
interesting account of the organizing
of St., T, enias' Branch of the W.A
on Note per 4, 1889,. at .the. Rectory
by Welton; and Mrs. Baldwin.` Twelve
women eic 'the parish were present
and beca.xz a the charter members.
Mrs. Megaly accepted the office of
first president; Miss .T•esslenchard,
that of neeretary, ant..; Mrs, Bethune,
that of. treasurer. Other members
were Mrs. F. Holmested, Mrs, F. G-.
Neelin, 'Mrs, T. O. Kemp, Mrs. Punch—
and, Mrs: John Fowler, Ml' • W . D.
Van Egn oxrd; • Mrs Goib+srt, 'dd'ts: ei.p-
ton, MiSs 'Adams andr:Z4ss Bessie
Case• TI#e,'.Scripture lesson was omit-
ted; In i'ts: place Mrs. Gilbert -gave a
most interesting talk on the theme
for April "Thanksgiving," referring
to . severa,l' instances in the Bible
where the a benefitted were thankful
or not, i " as this'•year we are cele-
bratinge s" ' Diamend jubilee of the
Dominion W . A.,.and as 'April 21st is
to be observed as Founder's Day in
memory`. of Mrs. Roberta Tilton, Mrs.
Gilbert 'told mucic of interest relating
to' our fot7ndress .;and other devoted
women Who contributed, much to its
success in -those early days. As the
Dominion- meeting in Saskatoon
was a cioseii meeting, :.Mrs. Gilbert
had no -report, but,gavea few items
of interee$t and , ,,something of the
plans 10ij; ;^the Jubilee annual to be
held tjs .-autumn in 'Toronto. The
offertOry;Stalso thankoffering, were re-
ceived •hnd° dedicated :The meeting
closed -with' the general' thanksgiving
in- unison ° and the benediction: A so-
cial hour, with refreshments, brought
to a eh" --11- most . interesting and en-
joyable meeting. ' "
'hot." Mrs. T. McMichael read ap a-
per "She _Hatt' Done What She
Could." Prayer by Mrs. Lawson Was
tollawed by the roll call: Eighteen
visits to shut-ins were reported. The
worship, service was in charge of Cir-
cle IV with Mrs. Clewpresiding, the-
theme
hetheme being, "No i\ait, Liveth Unto
Himself:, The hymn, "Breathe On
Me, Breath of God," wag followed
-with prayer by Mrs. Glew. Mrs. C.
Barber read the Scripture lesson`,
"Nevertheless not as I will, but as
Thou wilt." A discussion by Mrs.
Barber, Mrs, J. Barron and Mrs. T.
J. Webster expressed something of
the feelings of women after hearing
that one of the community hen fallen
in the cause. of freedom. Mrs. J. E.
Hogg reada poem, "Song For
Mothers of Dead Soldiers." The hymn,
"0 Master of the Waking World,"
was followed with. a paper entitled,
EUCHRE
BINGO and DANCE
WINTHROP HALL
LL
THURSDAY, APRIL 26th
Les. Pryce's Orchestra
ADMISSION — .25 CENTS
Laflies please bring lunch.
Proceeds in aid. of Jam Fund,
-- A PLAY
"Uncle Josh Perkins"
• will be presented in,
Walton Community Hall
WEDNESDAY, MAY •2n
Under the auspices of the W. A.
Anglican.—April 22nd: St. Thom of Duffs nitei!•.Church
'
as', .Seaforth: 10 a.m.; Sunday School,
11 a.m., Morning Prayer, "The Zug, •
lish Reformation" ;'-p jb,; Girls' Bible] THE CA CF
lass; 7. ,p.w., Evening Prayer, "St. THE
Ge +rge -of Englarid, -
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St. Mary's, Dublin -2;30 run., Sun-
day"School.. 3 p.m., Church service,
"St. George of England." '-- Rector,
Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A.
Bedour - •Maloney.—A very pretty
wedding took 'place on Monday, April
16th, at 9.30 a.m., in St. James'
Church, Seaforth, when Mary Teresa,
daughter of Mrs. Maloney and the
late •Thomas .Maloney, of Seaforth,
became the bride . of Mr. Armand
Bedour,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Beilour, of Zurich." 'Rev. Father • T,
P. Hussey performed the ceremony,
and Mrs. Leo Fortune sang . "Ave
-Maria" and ,"On This Day" during the
signing of the register. Mrs: F, .Djev-
ereaux played,: the , wedding music.
The bride wag given in marriage by.
•ber only brother, Wands Maloney,
and chose a pawn of .white sheer
with embroidered lace veil with or-
ange blossoms, -and carried a bouquet
of white carnations. The bridesmaid
was Miss Helen Maloney, sister of the
bride, and wore a pretty gown of
blue shadow crepe with flower hat
acid veil, and carried pink carnations:
The groomsman was LAC. John
Bedour, of -Greenwood, N.S. The ush-
ers were Mr. Leo Hick ` cousin 'of
the bride, and Victor lQ olt,,.•cousin
of the groom. }firs. Theresa Maloney,
mother of the bride, wore a two -ton
ed dress of mauve and grey silk jert
sey and wore a corsage of white ear
-nations. Mrs. Albert Bedour, mother
of the groom,. wore a flowered silk
jersey with 'Week accessories. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding din-
ner was served to the immediate rel-
atives In the Royal Hotel, Mitchell,
where the dining room was decorated
in pink and white with white bell, and
'below was the • three-tier wedding
cake. Guests . were present from
Stratford, Goderich, Zurich and ,Green-
wood, N.S. The happy couple left
later on a trip to Toronto, Ottawa
and Montreal, •and on their rettyrn
will reside in Goderich.
Northside W. M. S. Meets. — The
regular meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Auxiliary of Northside United
Church was held in the sclfool room
on Thursday, April 12th, with the
president, Mrs R. Lawson, presiding.
The hyinn, "The Strife is O'er, the
Battle Done," was sung, followed with
prayer by Mrs. Lawson. 'The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
by Mrs. Porteous, Mrs. T. J. Web-
ster and Mrs. C. Glew' were appoint-
ed delegates to, the Presbyterial to
be held at Goderich May 3rd. Miss A.
Ferguson gave the treasu'rer's report
arid Mrs. J. Finlayson gave the Chris-
tian •Steleardship repprt. - Mas. C. C,
Maine read a temperance paper,
"Some Popular Opinions About Alco
Joshua Perkins If6ss• Lawless
Susan Galloway.. Florence Williamson
Eseie Todd Mrs. Jas. Smith
Ebenezer Randall.. Harvey Stephenson'
Seth' Higgins Harvey Craig
Martha Sraithins.. Mrs. Harvey Craig
Mefvin Duncan - .Glen Corlett
Miss Goldie..Mrs. Harvey Stephenson
Warren 'Perkins , Alvin McDonald
Bessie . Marjory Hackwell
Admission — 35c and 15c
STARTED CHICKS
s.c_
WHITE 1::EG1•f?ORte PULLETS
Pennsylvante rt State Strain
from one week to 8 Weeks Old
These Chicks are .disease fres,
and due to high hatchability
are priced reasonably for gninkte•
sale.'•
Glazier's Poultry Farm
CLI.NTON, ONTARIO
FOR SALE
MODERN ,BUNGALOW -r -Jarvis St.
•A . good home.
MODERN HOUSE—John St., with
garage. Good location. Peempt ens -
session.
BRICK HOUSE ---Market St. Good
investment. ' Pirompt possession.
MODERN HOUSE — Egmondville.
Garage; 1/4 acre land. Aa real buy.
.Immediate possession.
` 56. ACRES -• Make good pasture
farm; ' 3 miles from Seaforth on High-
way. Prompt 'possession.'
NUMBER OF OTHER PROPERTIES
LISTED •
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Seaforth„ Ont.
Phones: 334 Office Rea. 220
Wool. Notice
• • •.•
The Government bonus of -4c a
'pound will be paid on all approv-
ed lots, direct from the Depart-
ment of Agriculture., without the
producer having tomake an ap-
plicatioh.
All wool shipped to Jackson's,
is graded in.' Seaforth and full
settlement made from there.
H. M. JACKSON
EGMONDViILLE
Phones: 3-W and 3-J•
LINN, BRIEFS
+� Mrs :Frank S. Bills wiIl.be at
home to dei friends on Friday, April
20th,• fro3n 2.30 until
r`'• L. "'ren Elizabeth Smith; of Ot-
ta`wa, Spentthe pact week witty her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D Smith,
to ;Qndville, Before leaving for
Cluff„,I1:.C:A.V., Lachine,
Quebec, 'visited his father, Mr. A. F.
Cluff. Sgt,; •Cluff' is 'now stationed, at
Fingers:Oile. "
• Mrs.. Al.. M. Clark, of Woodstock,
yisited her, sisters, the Misses Abbie
and Wilina'Seip, this week.
Mrs. ,Z Eaiser spent part of last
Week with ler mother ,iii Georgetown.
• Mi. 'and Mrs. Heliry ,Enzensber-
ger and ' family, of . Detroit, were
Fra
guestsnkS.'at; •tilille home of Mr. and Mrs.
s-
• Spr, Donald Dale returned from
overseas tan Saturday . nightafter
spending ,•yt ;e past, five years: in
France,,.:, ,' Holland and Ger.-
mauy. He r Vis" accompanied by Mrs.
Dale. .
• Dr. J. AiMunn is in Toronto' -this
week' attendeng a special post -gradu-
ate eaurse iu;OralSurgery at the•Roy-
i„a] 'College of Dental. Surgeons.
• 'Mrs. C F.,,L. Gilbert has return-
ed ifrdm Saskatoon where she attend-
ed •the Spring.,Executive meeting of
the,
Tiominioii. Board of the W. A. of
fhAngticas Church.,
• miss Helene- Armstrong and Miss
Rosemarie' Rachotte,- of Toronto,
spent the week=end with Mrs. Arnold
Wes.tcott”
•� Mrs. 'J. J. Burns spent the past
few .clays at the home of her sister,
ITrs: Michael Nagle, Dublin, where
their'' nether, Mrs. Stapleton has been
Seriously . ill and who, is 'how improv-
ing.
• Mr. Frank McConnell 'called on
friends in Dublin oh Holm.,.
• Mr,. and Mrs. Lonny 'Fisher and
da,fighter, .Judith, of Cleveland, were
Sunday guests of M. and Mrs. R. H.
Spreiat.
• Mrs. J. $' Grantis in Ottawa,
1'ir, Mac Southgate, of Toronto,
spent. the week -end at the home of
his parents, Mrd and Mrs. W. E. South-
gate.
• :Mrs. Tho'inas" Jackson; of Toron-
to, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
C.^ Boswell, and Mr 13oswell.
• Mr. Larry Wright, of Toronto,
spent the week -end in town;'
• • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, of
Toronto, were -Week -end "guests of Mr,
and :Mrs. W.. . Sputhgate.
• Miss Ellen Stithei'land,,aud Mrs.
Campbell, of Halifax, were guests of
Mrs. K. M. McLean-' • •
• Mrs. Thetas: Phillips returned
last Friday evening. from IS'ew York,
where she spent the past month.
• Miss Florence Fowler and Miss
Olive Scott, of Blueba.le, visited.
friends in.. town and vicinity.
f Mrs. S. J. Spencer has returned
to tow -n after spending the winter
months in Brampton.
• Pte. Kenneth Eaton, cf the Tech-
nical Training School of Hamilton,
spent the. week -end at his home here.
• Lieut. G. N: Gillespie, of -Torop-
to, is visiting 'his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Neil" Gillespie.
• Lieut. Stan. Dorrance, of Ipper-
'Wash, spent the' week -end with his
mother,' Mrs. Mae Dorrance.
• Mr, Louis Boshart has moved in-
to the house on North Main Street,
which he .purchased from Mt. E. H.
Close. .
•
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• Any person found !dumping garbage
of any kind on ar .• road in Tucker -
smith Township, wi 1 be prosecuted to
theu t
1 exOnt � e tc•11 df the 4vir.
Ail OR» ER O w '
D' P 'COUNCIL,
USBORE
Council, Meets
The municipol coeficil of°• Usborne
`t'ownohiil met on: Saturday, April 14,
With' ell the me"►iiii rs present. Min
Utes of March l0tit regular meeting
and r spedi•al nteetiig' of March 15th
were adopted on;:'potion by , Tuekey
snit bii •
dean fie; following corre-
spntidence : w eteeei'ved: . County
Oieilt list. of 'is'.attotiding riei
4,, tintftg high, sc ;ru'l'er the list -was tea
t40046. i ,r, .' c , ,
, Cli?rk, li'ilrs ed rte 'Ei
a.
.� d est .' to
�r e��iI fS oto 4',9'ile f rtniiit t
,gyitetrial Allay , 'Olio 'Mill
nark of. 7'oci
u4ov dfi,* Fis10r,
CelitAk1nv9sIf
totes A6c ftnl t +q
re rt± o�?.t ..r
proposed D'Oiiti Wain" ti receirk
April 300, at a4i p.:#n;. was sat as
date fur opiluing, and "censideriug th
report. Tie Cleric Ay s instructed t
esentact drainage 0eu.tr'aoterS, Oi'alearik
& Graham►, .tit once, re completion of
existing contracts. It was, moved by
Fisher and Duncan, that the rate to
he merged for snow plowing by Us,
'borne T.ownahip be _$5M0 per hour. On
'mo.tion 'by 'Tuckey .,and. Elleringtoit,
the Treasurer was authorized to pur-
chase $$,000. in the 8th Victory'Loan,
A request was made by the Treasur-
ed to file a certain obsolete regard
in the. Township Hall. Moved by
Fisher and Tuckey, that the Tree*
urer be ..,permit,; ed to placerecords
prior to 1,943 $n the Hall. Carried.
The question o'arrangment 4r. pub -
lc meetings' sponsoring township
School area -was introduced. Moved
by Tuckey and Duncan, that the'
Reeve, C. Filler and the Clerk be $;
committee „to decide about holding
such meetings, the Clerk'''te corife
spend with•the:inspector aid the com=
mittee to then decide re 'advisability'
of proceeding in view of 'present
political situation in Ontario, A dele-
gation of ratepayers residing on the
narrow road waited 'upon the council;
requesting that the road be widened
from two rods to four rods. The com-
plaint arises from; the' fact that the
fences .along this road are .almost
completely d, iiiolished each winteAy
the snowplow': The delegation wers
promised consideration by the coun-
cil and given assurance that the situ-
ation' would be discussed with the
Department of Highways without cte-
lay. Arrangements " for making an
annual inspection of the road's by the
council' was ]eft with the Reeve. Re
ports were received from the Treas-
urer and from the Road "Superintend-
ent and accounts for current month
were., paid and council adjourned to
meet in special session on April 30th:
at 8.30 p.m.—A. W. Morgan, Clerk,
X►N,RFkE!1M;SP
Om most exuitixig'stftry Q:f; Qal•rter Ev itntbe• "..?n:eriaaa'14 eateat
glava# Victorys
WYND4Y, ' C .DAY WEDNESDAY
CARMEN MIRANDA. (i DON AMECHE
'GRRENWICO ILLAGE'"
• T
ill Teelinlcol.or
,nnllgtcal drama ailed with; Domed ie and romance.
ALSO--
A SPECIAL .ADDED ATTRACTION,
"111:q ALL-STAR BOND .RALLY".
A feaivlrette in"aid of eanade's8th Vic▪ tory Loan.
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
BiNG CRO$i3Y 1301" HOPE
"ROAD TO SINGAPORE"
DOROTHY LAMOUR 'CAARLES
Corning
'IRISH EYES AIR SMILING".
M•
CONSTANCE,
Path of B, B. Stephenson
' The death oeGurred on Thursday,
April 12th, of a prominent and well
known resident of Hullett Township,
in the person of Bert B. Stephenson,
in his 70th year. Mr. Stephenson 'had\
been 'in• failing health for some
months from heart trouble, but death
came suddenly on Thursdays He was
born on the farm, lot -7, concession 6,
Hullett, and lived there his entire
life: He was ., educated 'at Kinburn
school and Seaforth Collegiate Insti-
tute; and was married 47 years ago -
to Ethel Andrew, of "Elimville.. He is
survived by his• wife and` 'one son,
Leo Stephenson, of Kinburn, and two
grandsons; Donald and William Steph-
enson. He was a member of Con-
stance Church and also a member of
the Canadian Order of - Forresters.
The funeral was held from his late
home on Saturday,' April 14th, with
Rev. A. E. Meniies'officiating, assist-
ed by Rev, A. W. ,Gardiner. The pall-
bearers were Wm. •Britton,m.
Moore, George Leitch, James ale,
Howard Armstrong and Oliver 'A • der -
son.. Interment was made in :gait-
landbank cemetery,,.
A • Farce Comedy in Three Acts
cc
. Here. Comes . Charlie"
FRIDAY, APRIL 20th, . at ` 8.15 p.m.
---- in =-
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH
Presented by Tuesday Night Club of First Presbyterian Church
ADMISSION 40c Fr sgiiVED SEATS 10c EXTRA
The plan for Reserved Seats peens at McKindsey's Drug Store on
Monday, April 16th,
Farmers Attention
'ALBERTA LUMP COAL
Film theeedeep seam mines at arum -
heifer •— "The Best from the West"
$12.00 per Ton, Cash -
Direct from the car. Haul your own.
Your .order placed now
will secure you a reasonable
tonnage of this good Cana-
dian fuel.
J. H. SCOTT
PHONE 336 3 SEAFORTH N
WIN A TOURISTS'.
LODGE
, $-13;000,
TOURISTS' LODGE, a 1942 CHEVROLET
SEDAN. 73 other .i*iz'a , 75 prizes total-
ling $20,000 or,,the;, eouivalent in Victory
Bonds. Mail iis "dd." with ONE DOL-
LAR. snbscriptioti to "The Kamloops Mem-
orial Recreational Society," 359 Victor -in
Street, Kamloops, B.C.
Proceeds to be . used to erect a Recreational
Centre for our returning Veterans and the
citizens of this district. Date of drawing
to lie announced in 'the press. Don't delay! -
Act nowt 287-45 "
To The People of
Hibbert Township
• To cover the Eighth Victory
Loan, -tie are again depending
on Oscar W. Reed and- Gerald
~holland to meet our increased
objective.
• HELP THEM GO :OVER THE
OP IN THE FINE MANNER
OF PREVIOUS LOANS.
Thank you! -. -
WILLIAM KAY, -
Reeve.
Listen to
A11• Star
FREE FREE
•
Up to April 20
.... AT THE
EA. Service -Station
With every, Grease job we
Will, give FREE one Ticket
to see "Here Crimes Char-
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