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ares fogs ,in„ 1897. ),`hey were 0r ..tope APith a robust gonsl�itlt
1� Fiero;. &o>aa as eairl as 1$64 .howl sairvivett !the stt'a!lu.
—man' pit <icC>ItiBants�-Wi11i n Butler, .'tY1,,. `
an41 used.! it, for an idtple• Jbhw Tr. Butler, 1iilimre IChappaL
smtm ,ailed. a nUtmer of the boor' Lot'18
ile!r werei 'lifted when other came -
160. were opened. If one is !brave The d 's:t owner In the WS'of the
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, East; .of Lot 12 was John Craw
�2 pah�ietl';'gtass, !burrs; and mild, ford,, who came frown" England, but =!
mwm, he *111 Mill' And a ntImber to Hibbert from near Toronto,
ve }tombgttonlps. • These are all lying Where hiefirst wife, Mary Jany
/lint on '0* ground, and ase Set iu Grikain, died. Qi'e later nt'arried
Cement. The lettering In, moot tom. tabella, Bruce. In the B'rst family
there were three sons and 'one
ifs x4wer. Johnnie and anot'h'er son
went to ICaliforni'a. Mary Jane
r1 e, is 'arace for '(Mrs• Jack M'cNeivia) and Joe lived
p.. dor a time in Ellib!berrt after 'they
you in Business maarrield' There W,49 five in the
second family — Margaret Mrs.
Westervelt School provides William Crawford), Billie, Andy,
901ineons b which otin men Tom and Annie (Mrs. Joe Mbw-
Y young Bray). John Crawford, spent his -
=W young women can enter last drays with :his daughter, Mrs.
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course of a few years share —
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twist slightly to make an airtight; old', for freezing, Break swot one uc
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low (V'osition '3) -to simmaer,, and al `smell before put#ng through, a iu
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until only a small ;amount remains 'eggs in half-pint eq.7ltai'nelf4t or 10 y
in lower !bowl. Remove from ele- eggs in pint, wide -i 4outUed jars'." 04
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returned, to lower bowl; remove up- arate yolks from• whites, add .,pack , N
(per bowl and. (pour hot coffee into age 1:1 yolks
•with one white of au 'p
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Seal and label. [
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Note: hags are thawed in um i
prevent mold on, olives? c
Answer: Four a little salad' oil opened package and used while ..p
gently on the top of opened jar of still chilled, or held in refrigerator
olives.
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School BULLETIN of Courses. HEAD OFFICE — EXETER, ONT.
President, William A. Hamilto Mowbray, Whitechurch, Ont.
'f+tAt!AE..........,--.........-»....»..-».-.••••-.-.•..» � C+ecu'pants•—John 'Craw'tbrd, Wil -
Cromarty; Vice -President, Martin Liam, ,Crawford', VvMliam J. Hackney,
ADDUM ........... ... Feeney, R.R. 2, Dublin. Tom Haoktuey, 'Filmore Chappel -.i M
DIRECTORS—Harry Coates, Cen• John ICrawrord- was the first to
tralia; E. Clayton Colquhoun, R.R. own the West 50, but George Leary,
TWALT
1 Science Hill; Milton McCurdy, '
R.R. 1, Kirkton; Ales J. Rohde, a nabive of Lincolnshire, England,
R.R. 3, Mitchell. who m!arriedl Jane Crawford, a sls-
AGENTS—Thos. G. Ballantyne, ter of John Crawford, was the first �+IJ[JIGt%ws+
unOj R R. 1, Woodham; Alvin L. Harris, to live on + it. Leary dried share in
i lv L om
Mitchell; E. Ross Houghton, Or• 1899. Three of their six children o •
lived in Hdb'bert fora time, namely: • •
Mi Richmond Street • London • Ontaio SOLICITOR—W. G. Cochrane, Exeter. George, Bill andl John. John' lived
s,EMETARY.rrI SURER — .Arthur here till around' 1925, when the THIRST QUENOHERS cipes for a few thirst'quenchers
Fraser, Exeter• house and barn) were •burned. Only ,
a silo is, left standing. :Bill Leary, Hello Homemakers. Packaged re Lemon Soothe
a brother of George's, who dnd not excellent for
bottled beverages are 2 quarts water
marry (till late in life, in the 70"s excellent for emergencies but we
know that many homemakers like 2 ewes -sugar
SEAFORTH- MONUMENT WORKS rind
lived' in an extra ,house here till' he to make their own thirst -'quenching 'Grated rind of 3 lemons
OPEN DAILY — PHONE 363-J 'moved to !Manitoba,. and Donald drinks. This is particularly true Juice of '6 lemons.
Gillespie wlas, in it from 1880 till when we have an abundance of Bring to a boil the first three
1882, when he too, went to Sinta-1 fresh fruits on hand, cold water at ingredients, then strain. Add lemon
T. PRYDE & SON luta, Sask. -Prom the time Mani- the tap and, ice cubes in the'refrig- juice and chill before using. Serves
tabs was 'opened in., 18.71, 'many 'got erator. Tshen, too, there is a, lot 8 or 10.—•(Thanks to Mrs. 'S'. G. W.,
ALL TYPES OF. CEMETERY MEMORIALS what was known as "Manitoba Fev- of food value in beferages made Mise H. R. and Mrs. R. M..)
Enquiries are invited. er," and the only cure for it was l with fresh fruits. For instance,
to "go west." press 'black currants and blueber- Fruit Punch
Occupants: West 50=Jahn Craw- ries through a'puree and add either 4 cups boiling water
Exeter Clinton ford', George Leary, John Leary, Joe cold water or cold milk. 4 tsps. orange 'pekoe tea
Phone 41-J Phone 108 Speare, Fred Kerslake, 'Mrs. Ivan
Hill, Walton Kerslake- ('R), Carter Do you remember' years ago when 2.tbsps. sugar
the water was carried by pail to 1/3 cup lemon juice
Kerslake. Ithe house, many homemakers used 1% cups orange juice
Lot 14 t'artarie acid and epsom salts to 1 quart ginger ale.
Wlilliam •,Steer was the first who perk up the flavor of fruit juice Steep tea in boiling water for
lived on the East 50 of Lot 14, but and probably to make the* drink five minutes. Drain into a pitcher
Your Business Directory Andrew Bruce was the first owner , more tart, because the water was and stir in sugar. Then add lemon
of it all. Stees-lived from 1860' till not chilled with ice cubes in those and orange juice, Chill. Just be -
1875 on fifteen acres sit the front days. Now, here are modern re- fore serving, add one quart gingrer
LEGAL MEDICAL
of the fat; then he moved! to Con ale and pour over ice cubes.
cession 4, where he died! in the
SILLERY DR. M. W. STA.PLETON 1'891'.9. He was sort of an eccentric I tion that spring. This 'cup in the Fruitade
A. W. eon person ys
Phician and Sur on whom' the •boys liked to
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. g 19301s was found) rusted and batter- 1 quart water
Phone 90 Seaforth Play tricks. One e, their jmt etas, ed by Bruce Balfour on a stone- 1/4 cup sugar
?bones: Office 173, Residence 7$1 when he lived' here, was to put sods %'
$HIAFORTH ONTARIO JOHN C. GODDARD, M.D. in his chimney. phi's 'was' not the heap on Will Bay's farm. After it Juice, 1 orange
had been cleaned' and, vollis'hed', it Juice, 1 lemon
Physician and Surgeon only settlement where this prank i
19CCONNELL & HAYS Phone 110 Hensall wa!s played, and not all -the guilty was presented again to James Mae- 1/C cup peach juice
Barristers, solicitors; Etc. ones, were boys'. A young bachelor, Tavish's daughter, Bessie;' Mrs. Me- % cup .grape juice
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. who was nursing a (bad cut in his, of Kitchener, Ont., at No. 6 1 cup ;black currant juice.
;PATRICK D. McCONNELL physician and Surgeon 'Boot, .was• driven, lanm ad, from his, Sihool Reunion' in June, 1.939. Heat water and sugar to dissolve
H. GLENN HAYS, Q.C. phorias: Office 5 W; Res. 5-J sugar, then add fruit juices.
Count Crown Attorney smoke-filled, shanty one 'nighlt When,
I Oecupattts�John'MeLaren, James
Y• Seaforth a young neighbor Lass and, her girl MacTavisth, Andrew Bruce, David - Banana Mdlk Shake
SEAFORTH, ONT, _ friend stuffed, hio Chimney with pea Bruce, Frank Bruce.
Telephone 174 SEAFORTH CLINIC straw, and then set (fire to it. But 3 sbananai ((Continued Next Week) 4 cups, milk
Telephone 26 no grudge was held, because he
ACCOUNTING E. A. McMASTER, B.A., M.D. took the neighbor lass, not too long
Internest after, for his wife, Another night
RONALD G. McCANN Telephone 27 the frequenters at Pellow's Hotel in
Public Accountant, BRADY, MDStaffa were "smoked) out" in the
P. L. M.D.
same fashion, by a young lad, who
,CIANTON ONTARIO Surgeon/
Office: Phones: Telephone 55 o later years was Superintendent /
Nepal Bank Office 561, Res. 455 of m hd I lace d f Stlnday School
C. ELLIOTT, M.D. From his place of hiding that night
A. M. !HARPER Telephone 26 he chuckledy as, one by .one, the old
Chartered Accountant EVENINGS: Tuesday, Thursday Cronies straggled out and wended
65 $outh St, Telephone and Saturday only, 7-9 p.m. their way homeward, for the night.
Goderich 343 Appointments may be made. John rMcNevin, who :married Mary
Licensed Municipal Auditor. Jane Crawford in 1966, lived in an i
-- extra house on We lot till they
(CHIROPRACTIC motel to Cobborne-Tow.nshi'li, near
OPTOMETRIST Ov
Goderieh, Ont.
D. H. McINNES Occupants: East 50 —` Andrew
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF Chiropractic - Foot Correction Bruce, Willi'am,,Steer (part), George
Optometrist a Leary, John Leary, 'David Bruce,
Byes Examined. Glasses ni tted. COMMERCIAL H'OTE'L - Frank Bruce..
Phone 791 Monday, Thursday — 1 to 8 p.m, !Andrew Bruce clams to Hibbert j4 yi• •
MAON ST. SEAFORTH from Blan'shard Township. He own-
!Office Hours: Week days, 9 a.m. ed the West 50 from the 1860'x• and
to 5:30 p=4 Saturdays, 9 a.m. to VETERINARY lived here till 1883 when; the family
p.m- Closed Wednesday all day, _ moved• to the MacTavish farm, Lot
!i'Jttlrsdap evenings by appointment D. J. McKELVIE, D.V.M.' 15, A frame house was 'built 'here . tl;'lit
only. . Veterinary Surgeon for Tom Bruce, shortly atter ,heIN
ls:sz .•". •r" ;'r ' k `'
PHONE 99 marrieds Am'd!rew Bruce and wife s:i`, "+''• ,a :`": .li' +�i;,:�('*'
IIENSALL, ONT. --
AUCTIONEERS' moved back and, lived, in it after
RN$'ULL & BRYANS their son, Dave, married, and! took
HAROLD JACKSON overLot 15.' This house was later
Specialist in Farm and House• Veterinary Clinic sold to Edgar Allen.. The STs.
Bruce home, where the family was
bold (Sales. J. O. Turnbull, D.V.M. all born., was sold' to Arthur vin If you're like most of us, you get bilis more often
7,Acemed in Huron and Perth W. R. Bryans, D.V.M. cent, and 'it was used by ,him for a than any other kind of mail.
illountdes. Prices reasonable; satis• Phone 105Seaforth stable. Mrs. Bruce was, the former
?action guaranteed. Elizabeth ,Moore. There werereightIf you're like us, most of your bills are
For information, etc., write or -- 'boys and, one girl in thisl family. anticipated bills that you've set' aside money to
Phone HAROLD JACKSON, 661' r THE ' M��Z.LLOp John and (Mary Ann diedwhen still pay, But what about unexpected bills? An
tat, Seaforth; R.R, 4, Seaforth. `�� attending school—ilohn from in p �
MUM �, � Fi<�trE emergency operation? A sudden illness? This
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JOSEPH L, RYAN I1�1SUI,;ANCE C'O'Y. fiam'ation of the bowels and Mary can 'happen to anybody. Then there is often a
Speelalist in farm stock and lm- Ann from 'scarlet fever. The Oth- pp
Ifle®eats and household effects, ers in the family were And1y, Wf1t:116, need for prompt, dependable money help.
Datlafaction guaranteed. LICOUSed HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, Ont. Ed, Tom, Dave, Joe and' Bdb, who our business is to make dollars available to men
Ila Halrou an �elrth. Cowntles. graduated as a doctor:
For particulars and open dates, OFFICERS: Occupants: West 50 — Andrew and women who )feted'. barrow to meet a money
write or phone Jl)SZ'PH L. RYAN, President - J. L. Malone, Seafortp Bruce, Tom Bruce, David Bruce, emergency. Vise ti�eY a ip '151 branch Offices
iB,. IL 1, Dublin. .Mone 40 r 5, Vice -Pres, J'Sec.-Treas. H. McEwing, Blyth frank Bruce, Coast to coast Upr�er the G'alnitdian Small Loans
Dnblia Manager and - M. A. Lot 15 lop,► "this law pt ects you froth ul%fkir" leildlfig
Reid, Seaforth. John McLaren -took up Lot 15 In [)r4tieS.
EDWARD W R OTT DIRECTORS: 18:50.• u' -was for his son, Jahn, but
Licensed. fl j., . er ANjtosn+et+x. voua
E. J, Trewartha, Clinton; J. L. our era• Wgokwt, ndgNrtY L
®rtospondeacti �iroYn tli^ N eW01"' Malone, Seaforth; S. 8. i1U he was, billed' in 1852 at the age of euoott pt+is�lii • ++!i t Wreaero to budgeting.
,•i Immediate 'aaTobt men e n 19 when! felling a tree. The aec3- it tens you liiiw , 1 t�N f 4 fovarydav expenses,
more, Seaforth; Chris, Leonhal'dt, dent happened on a very windy day any terga tuturi+b�Et ciirrp na•t dab4s arra get
o made for sale dates by phoning Bornho m; Robert Archibald, ,Shear ins special tb!oias. y Y wa t sit Of lite. Available
456J, ClintO .' Charges moderate � in February v6eri 'h'e vvati• 91nao in at your nearest drench ottl4a, or write: consumer
forth; Johat H. MCEwing, Blyth; bine woods' on Lot I9, Concession 13, Education Department, go Richmond stet wast,
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Cromarty t>(iENTS: lsh, ) a ta,
opfc send Partn $ale's ed 'Lai 15. ItL 1 68 she ieboivedl a 00 S E I ME
b' hpeclaity William Leiper, Jr., Londesboro: silver Cup tram Tom''Kift Reeve
J, ll', Prueter, Brodhagen; Selwyli
! r Hibbert for having the 'Piet $rteGi4n
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IVMGir,�p'it+yAiitctlogoei. Phone 1ir3ri NJ�a�tk�eir, BrussEjts; Eric Munroe, Sea acres cleared and ready flat cultdvtir �
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