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LONDESBORO NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. D. Geddes, of Wingham.
called on a number of friends here on
Monday,
Mrs. Elsiey and Mrs. Tamblyn visited
their sister, Mrs. Campaeil, of Westfield,
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moon and Mrs. E.
Adams motored to Goderich and return
on Monday.
f: Mr. and Mrs. Dickson, of Seafortti, re-
cently visited the home of Messrs. H. and
E. Sanderson, 13th con.
Dr, and Mrs, Kirk Lyon have returned
6o their home in Leamington, after a pleas
ant visit with the Iormer'sparents,
Revs, Johnston and Forrester. who were
in attendance at the United Conference in
Woodstock last week, have returned.
Mr. las. Hirons, of Detroit, is at pres•
eat visiting his father and sister, Mr. Geo
and Miss Margaret Hirons.
Morris Council
Minutes of Council meeting held in the
Township Hall, on Monday, May 26, with
all members present and the reeve presid-
ing. Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. The Court of Revision
on the assessment Roll was then opened,
Appeals for a lower assessment were pre-
sented by Wm. Edgar, Samuel Burke and
Ino. L. Kerr. The appeals were not sus-
tained. The Court of Revision on the
assessment roll then adjourned tilt the
next council meeting on June 23.
The contracts foe constructing the Mc-
Lean and Phelan drains were give to Felix
Curtis for 52102. There was a long list
of tenders for crushing and delivering gray
el, The contract was given to W, Short -
reed & Son at 67c per yd.
The following accounts were paid: -
W. T. Brydges, Collector 5182 00
1Stewart, hall rent ... 2 00
Dr, Stewart, B. 0. H 25 00
A McEwen " 3 00
W J Henderson " 3 00
Harold Turvey, watching sheep2 60.
Mr, and Mrs. R. 13. McGowan and Mr. PATROLMEN
and Mrs, Wm. Jenkins were in attend-
ance at wedding of a relative, Miss Ship -
Ivy, of Denfield, on Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Ney and daughter,
Joyce, of Sebringville, and Mr and Mrs.
E. Ar ritage, of Wingham, were week end
visitors with the ladies' parents, E. C.
and Mrs. Laundy.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed for the peiating of the interior of
the Westfield School, U. S S. No. 6 East
AVawanoslt, Specifications may be ob-
tained from the Secretary. Work to be
completed by August 20th. All tenders
to I e in by June loth. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
W. Albert Campbell, Secretary,
R. R, No. 2. Auburn.
CARD OF TIAANKS
The family of the late Mrs, Geo. I3rog•
den desire to express their thanks to all
who assisted in any way during their re.
cent bereavement, also to those who so
kindly loaned their cars and for the many
floral tributes.
Geo. Brogden and family
ANNUAL MEETING
'The annual meeting of the lot ow mei$
i,r the Blyth Union Cemetery will be held
in Community Hall. Blyth, on Friday,
evening, June 13, at 8 p. m,
R. B. McGowan, S cretary.
Eleanor M. Snider,
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory.
Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conser-
vatory examinations.
Studio at Mrs, Harvey Mason's, Blyth.
Rus Sundercock $ 16 25
Frank Beirnes . . 22 50
Jos. Vuill.,.....• •... 20 00
Earnest Noble 28 75
Geo Kelly 20 45
R D. Golley 18 45
Joel 1-1 Sellers 24 00
Laois Jewitt .. 33 98
Frank Shaw 24 25
Vchn Craig 3 50
J 1' Kelly 10 00
Chas Workman 35 50
W Brown 50 00
Jas Andersyn.... 8 50
Stewart l'roctor, lanai killed 10 00
Jas. Peococic, assessor 110 00
Council will meet on Monday, June 23.
A. MacEwen, Clerk,
Mr, and Mrs, Grant Laundy and Mr,
and Mrs. Chas, Weaver, of Buffalo, were
week end visitors at the home of the for-
mer's parents, E. C. and Mrs. Laundy.
FOR SALE -10 acres of land on which
is situate a good brick dwelling and stable
The property will be sold at sacrifice on
immediate sale. Apply at The Standard
Real Estate Agency,
The Band will give an open air concert
in front of Memorial Hall, on Saturday
evening, and every second week during
the summer months, They will also give
an open air concert at Brussels on Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brogden, Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brogden, Ingersoll;
Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Miss Mayme Weeks,
Miss Ella Waadcll, Loudon, were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lyon
n Sunday.
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Daily Freight and Express from London
Closed vans for furniture loads anywhere.
Every load in3ured for $3500.00.
Service and Satisfaction Our Motto.
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The Late James it Brigham
The fact that life holds no certain grip
on mortals young, middle aged or old, has
an illustration in the death of James
Ralph Brigham who passed away in the
prune of life on Monday evening, after
only a few days illness.
Apparently in the best of health c n
Thursday last, he went about hie usual
!aborts and in the evening attended a
meeting of the directors of Blyth Agricul-
tural Society and took his full share of the
discussions that came before the meeting.
On Friday morning he complained of a
pain in his head which inc,eased until he
lapsed into unconsciousness from which
he never recovered. The cause of death
is attributed to a clot on the brain, pro-
ducing paralysis.
The late James Brigham was born on
the farm on which he died, almost forty-
one years ago, the son of the late John
and Mrs, Brigham. Here his entire life
was spent. Ile was a man of excellent
personal qualities, honest and upright and
held the esteem of a wide circle of friends.
For two years he was president of Blyth
Agricultural Society and during his tenure
of office rendered unstinted service which
was always appreciated. A member of
St. Andrew's United Church, he was a
regular attendant at the services and at
alt times ready to assist in carrying on the
work of the church.
He was married almost three years ago
to Miss Elsie A. Wightman, of White-
church, who, with one aon, is left to mourn
t e loss of a kind and considerate husband
and father. He is also survived by two
brothers, Albert, of Hullett, and Foster
Brigham, of Saskatchewan, and one sister,
Mrs. Nellie Wetherell, Alberta.
The funeral will take place to -day
(Thursday) under Masonic auspices, ser-
vice bring conducted at the home at 2 p.
t11. by Rev. George Weir, followed by in-
terment in the Union Cemetery.
Blyth Council Meeting
TI e regular monthly meeting was held
in the Council Chamber on June 2 with
all members present and Reeve Cutt pre•
siding. Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved on motion of Co uncill-
tors White and Hetrron,
The following bills were ordered paid on
motion of Councillors Wallace and White,
J Ferguson, May salary and extras 571 70
Wm Thunli, salary 40 00
C. N. R. rent for scale space 2 50
Joe Coulter, work ......,, '2 00
Chas. Burling," 2 25
Arthur Barr, grading streets 7 50
Collinson & Glousher do 7 50
Donation to Band 20 00
Moved by Councillor Bell seconded by
Councillor Heffron that water and fire
committee examine water pipes at old
pumping plant and see if same is in suit-
able shape, and if so to have same lifted
and relaid on Queen St. south from end of
present main up to south side of McCon-
nell Street at August Sanders corner, a
distance of some 400 f, et and if scheme
is feasible, that clerk be authorized to ore
der a new hye.rant, as per quotations se-
cured. Carried.
The Street Committee was authorized
to investigate certain streets, and parties
being affected lay drainage water over.
flowing their property.
Moved by Councillor White seconded
by Councillor Hefiron that we do now
adjourn. Carried.
Tires almost
worn out are
dangerous . .
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H. A. LOFFREE
successor to
J. FERGUSON & CO. Brussels
IN THE McMURCHIE BL OCK, BLYTH,
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES
In Fancy Prints All Ready To Put On at $1.39 to $1.48
See Our Assortment of
LADIES LACE COLLAR & CUFF SETS
To fit nearly any style of dress from 35cts up,
NEW RAYON SILKS
One Dress Length Of Each, Only 89c
DRAPERY CHINTZ
A Nice Range to Choose From. 36 Inches Wide for 25c
PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
Colored Border In Blue 8c Gold. Special $1.19
MEN'S SWEATER COATS
Camel & Brown, Black & White, Cardinal 8c Black,
Block Fronts. Just Arrived $4.95
Men's Work Sox. pair or 4 pairs 95c
FORSYTH NAIN CHECK UNDERWEAR
In Either Styles You Wish, Button or no Button. All
Sizes in Stock 95c. Up.
Try a suit of our Forsyth Shirts or Shorts, Assorted colors
Nothing more comfortable.
We have a complete range of Men's Shirts, O'alls, Work
Pants, Smocks, Merino Underwear, Etc
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
Phone 71 ALEX. SPARLING, M'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Luther Jones
Williams, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all per -
so is having claims against the estate of
Luther Jones Williams, late of the village
of Blyth, in the County of IIuron, mer-
chant, deceased, who died on or about
the 21st day of April, A. D, 1930, are re-
quired to deliver to the undersigned Ex-
ecutors of the said estate, on or before the
-14th day of June, A, D , 1030, a full state
ment of their claims together with partic-
ulars thereof, and the nature of the secur-
ities if held by then. all duly verified by
affidavit.
AND 'TAKE NOTICE that alter the
said last mentioned date the said execs.
tors will proce d to distribute the estate
of the said deceased amongst the persons
entitled thereto having regard orly to
such claims as they shall have received
due notice and in accordance therewith.
DATED at Blyth Ontario, this 27th
day of May, A. D. 1930.
LESLIE HILBORN Executors.
' MINNIE WILLIAMS
FOR SERVICE
The pure bred Gramandyke Yorkshire
boar "Parkdale Emporer No. 140922."
This animal v as bred by A, Dynes, Ot-
tawa, and was sired by '.Valley Farm tial
er 4" the prize winning boar at Ce.,tral
Canada Exhibition, Ottawa, in 1029.
Ed,vard 1Iaggitt, Blyth, Ont.
NOTICE
NotLe is her by given to the land own-
ers of Blyth that the Weed Act is to be
more rigidly enforced during 1930.
Clause 3, Ontario Weed Control Act
tates "Every occupant of land or if the
and is unoccupied, the owner shall de-
stroy all w eds designated noxious bv.the
regulations as often in every year as is
sufficient to prevent the ripening of their
seeds,"
NOXIOUS WEEDS
Bladder Campion, Oxeye Daisy, Sow
Thistle, White Cockle, Wild Oats, Can-
ada Thistle, Blue Week, Chicory, Docks
Ragweed, common, Ribgrass, Stinkweed
Tumbling Mnetatd, Wild Carrot, Bur-
docks, Hawkweeds, Wild Lettuces.
Property owners are advised to exercise
great care in destroying all noxious weeds
before they go to seed and the co o,.era-
tion of every one is expected in a general
clean up.
If these precautions are not taken, the
inspector may exercise his authority and
have the menace removed before the
weeds mature.
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FINAL
15 DAY SALE
Lasting until June 7th.
SHOES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING •BAGS, AND
ALL LEATHER
GOODS
During this Sale Prices will be
Set Single Harness, reg $33.00, sale $26.50
Set Single 'Harness, reg $30.00, sale $25.00
Set Single Harness, reg $27.00, sale $23.00
Set Web Traces (extra qualily) $16.00
reduced to. $13.95
Steamer Trunk reg. $7.50 now . $ 5.95
Steamer Trunk reg $8.50 now__..-._.- $ 6.95
Steamer Trunk reg $10.00 now $ 8.25
Trunk reg. $7.00 now ................ ......_$ 5.75
TRAVELLING BAGS AND SUIT
CASES REDUCED ABOUT
25 PER CENT.
HORSE COLLARS, BLANKETS,
MITTS, RUBBERS, RUNNING
SHOES.
ALL AT A SAVING IN PRICE W010TPI TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF.
SHOES.
All shoes will be sold 10 per cent be-
low previous sale price. And for
the early buyer, a number
of shoes are marked
below cost.
Oar previous sale was a splendid success and
the present sale will be conducted along the
same lines with even greater savings to the
buying public.
R. H. ROBINSON,
BLYTH.