The Seaforth News, 1924-09-25, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
II ENSALL NEWS ST, COLUMBAN.
Mr. add Mr$.' J"oho Reid. 'ri1 t
don visited ,ter the .,ea -
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relatives •in town.
:Miss Hazel "o - � r
C a<wn th left Mond
evening for Stratford where she w
attend Normal. • r
Mr. Webster 3'1eNau *limn 1
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Monday evening for London 'wive
he will attend Normal,
Rev. Dr: 13e11, of Toronto, ureao
ed to large congregations here.
Sunday in the interest of the Te
perance movement. In the morel'
he occupied the pulpit in the Pre
byterian church and the \Methidi
church in the evening. a
r g. od at the ei
each service took up a subscri
pion in aid of the work.
Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Cook and fat
ily visited in Dutton on Sunday.
A special meeting of the Comic
was held on Monday evening tu" s
the tax rate for the year. After col
siderable discussion it watt •moved• b
Councillor Higgins and seconded b
Councillor Hudson that the rate b
32 mills Inc the year 1924 made t
by village rate 9 mills, general tie
benture rate 1 mill town hall1 6-1
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school ., public librat _, contact
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road 7 6-10 and the county rat
3 1-19 mills.
The brick work on our new sch o
building is nearly finished and create
a. very ,favorable appearance. Al
Welsh hopes to have the Suil lin
ready fur use by November 15th,
'-Mr. Robt. Higgins, the returnin
officer Inc South Huron, is busy rid
week posting the proclamations 10
the coaling election.
• The street dance put 00 by th
Board of Trade nn "Thursday evennt
in aid of the skating rink` fundd
was largely attended and much en
joyed by all. The music was sup
plied by the Cliutou orchestra. Th
street was nicely' decorated wit
Tights. A large number of dancer
were in costume, some presenting
very comical appearance The fur
which was fast and furious, starte
about 9 o'clock and ended about ane
Mrs Tho.. Elston is visitin
friend in Exeter this week.
Mr. Richard P,atchford and Mr
Andrew Johnson visited in Exeter ,x
Tuesday.
Quite a number from Hensall at
tended the funeral of the late Walter
Mclleath on Monday afternoon
which took place from the home o
his father in Stanley township.
The `hod--• of the late Wm. Lattie,
who died in Regina on Sunday, Sept.
14th, arrived here on 'Thursday even-
ing and the funeral took place from
the residence of his father-in-law n
Friday afternoon to Bayfield ceme-
tery. Mrs. Lattie accompanied the
remains home from Regina.
Mr. Alfred Smith visited relatives
in London on Monday.
• Mr, Reid Lewis, of. Lucan visited
in town on Sunday.
Mrs. Toho Passmore is visiting
friends in T,oaudorn this week.
Mr. and Mra. Roht. Higgins ; isited
in Exeter on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd TTutlsan ar-
rived home on Saturday from their
wedding trip, and till Monday even-
ing the boys around town gave then
a tin pan reception.
Quite a number front Hensall et -
tended the fair at Seafarth 00 Fraley
last,
Next Sunday is rally ,lay and
flower Sunday in the Methodist
church. The children's cluair will lead
in the service of song, The minister'
will speak especially to rhe chil-
dren. The service will begin at 15
'minutes to 10 and will', be held in the
church, :\41 parents are urged to
come.
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Field slay far the temperince
forces was very auccessful last Sun-
day, Rev. L R. Belt. of Toronto.
ably presented the temperance arse
to large congregations in anth
churches. The offering for the cam-
paign fund amounted to $125.
The marriage of Mr. Orville Smith
to Miss Lillian Broderick took place
at the home of the bride on the Parr
Line Wednesday at 5 nim. The
ceremony was performe.l by Rev. A.
Sinclair, of Hensel!.
VARNA.
The annual school fair nas held
last Wednesday with a g.,o;l attend-
ance. The exhibits were very good,
considering that they were children's
work. Varna as usual carried off the
prize for the parade.
Mrs. Hillis, of Detroit, Mrs. Jack
Glenn and son Gerald and daughter
Margaret, of Hensall, spent Friday
with their cousin, Mrs. Jno. Beatty.
Mr. George B. Woods, of Trinity
College, Toronto, spent the past
week visiting relatives and friends
here, left Tuesday morning for his
home in Listowel.
Miss E. Logan and Miiss E. Clarke
have returned from a trip to Nia-
gara Falls,
The Presbyterian church celebrated
anniversary services last Sunday.
Rev- Mr. Alp, of Auburn had charge
of the service morning and vening
with big congregation 'both times. He
is a very able speaker.
Miss Welch, of Ripley, spent the
week -end with her sister here,
Mr. Austin, of Blyth, is visiting his
brother, Mr, Alf. Austin,
Mrs. E. McAsh, of Exeter who has
been visiting her son here, Inas re-
turned home,
Miss Ida Reid, of.Bayfield,'spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Mac
Naugton,
Several from Bayfield attended an-
niversary services here Sunday.
Dr. Moffatt, of London. gave a
Panty at his country home east of
Varna to about 100 members of
Acacia Lodge, A.F. & A.M. on Sat-
urday
afternoon noon and evening.A
pleasant time was reported.
Owing to the anniversary seaviees
in the Presbyterian church there was
no service held in the " Methodist
church,
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50e
lfr. T. J, Holland, St. Columban,
'li. W. L. Holland and Mr, Geo. E.
dnllaud, Beechwood, and Mr. Toho
1 Iviin 'Uu'b'riri, mafbieP to: 1X rnd?pc'
on Saturday to spend the Week -end
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Thos. A. Hol-
land, of Windsor, also friends in De-
troit,
Miss 3[ildred McGrath, of St.
Clements, Ont„ visited over the week-
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
P. V. McGrath.
Mr. and Mrs. Lends O'Reilly, of
ITibbert, spent Sunday at the home
of his mother, Mrs. John O'Reilly,
S't. Columban school captured first
prize
in the rural sehool drill
and
second for rural schools in the
parade at the Seaforth Fall Fair, Well
done,• teachers and pupilsls
Miss Gertrude McGrath has gone
to Stratford to attend the Normal
school for the ensuing term.
Mr. M. V. -:McIntyre, B.A„ has re-
signed the Principalship of the St,
Columban fifth form school and has
accepted.. a position' on 'tate- staff of
St. Michael's College, Toronto.,
Alias Agnes Downey, gradaate
nurse, who has been visiting her par-
ent-. Mr. and Mrs. 'Michael Downey,
St.n
Columban, n h
a a returned to 'Lon-
don.
Mr. Tobias Nash is confined to his
hone through illness, We would sug-
gest to tite people of the community
that they give him a helping i>,and
to ,,are his crop, which is all nut yet.
The resurfacing of the Pray.,taial
Highway is slowly proceeding and
when finished and the crushed mater-
ial finally consolidated, will make a
good road.
Remember! The dance in S . Col-
umba': hall Friday night. Sept. 26th
inst. Dancing begin- at 9 p.nt, and
there will be good -music. Ladies in
parish please bring lunch.
31r, Wm, O'Connor. of Detroit, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Patrick
O'Connor. of Hibbert.
Your Asthma, Too, The efficacy
of 1)'. J. 11. Kellogg's Asthma Rem-
edy is not snnnethuig that is merely
to be hoped for; ; it is to be expected.
It seldom fails to bring relief,
and in your own individual zase it
will do the same. So universal has
been the success of this far-famed
remedy that every nate afflicted with
this disease owes it to himself to
try it.
DUBLIN.
Mr, Leo Kenny, of •1'ornanto, Is
spending his holidays at the home of
Iris parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ka,tny:
Miss Ruth Hills has returned to
resume her studies at London Uni-
versity.
Quite a number from town Ieft to
attend Normal this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Flannigan spent
Sunday the guest of Mrs. T. Bairns, -
"The annual school fair will he •held
h1 our tillage on Thursday. Every-
SEAFORTH FAIR,
• Barred .Rocks' -Clot •erel r i'
1. aul,I
Andrea Carter, ' \1'hite'Rbeks--t
and •hen, Thos. Snowden; cock
and ,pullet. L. Bateman,
A.O.V. Cochin 'Bantams --Cock,. L.
Bateman, A,.O.V. Bantams—Hen, L,
Bateman. Minoreas — Coek,' Ren,
cockerel, pullet, Wm, Terrebemry.
Silver Laced Wyaratlottes—Cock
hen. cockerel. and pullet, Peter Daley,
Seaforth, 1 and 2; :White Wyanclottes
—Cockerel and pullet, 1l m..i'Iason
Gulden Laced \Wyandottes--Cock
d y
hen, 'cockerel end pullet, Peter Daley,
1 and 2,
L'ruuzcc Turkeys—Torn and hen,
Mr. 'Ten•e•berry.' Bremen Geese—,
Gander and goose,. 1:. and R. Snow-
Glen. Pekin Ducks—Drake and ducks,
E. and It. Snowden.
White T eghorns S.C.—Cock. J. F.
Carlin; hen, Geo, Holland, 3, 1'.
Carlin; cockerel, Geo. Holland, Mr.
•Hoag; pullet, Geo, Holland, White
Leghorn R.C..---Hen, •Geo. Holland.
A.O.V. Leghorn ---Cock and lien,. Mrs.
W. Tree.
drake, 1 Mal
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Thos.
Docks- -Old r x
S enduck;
, no dei old
culnl, ''Thos. w
young cluck- and young drake Thos
Snowden.1', Malcolm, Guinea F o,vl
—Cock. E. and R. Snowden.
Judge. \\'alter Rose, Brussels.
Il O.R I 1 C'C'LTITRAL—SLC 1I,
Apples—Collection; J. F. Carlin,
Herbert Crich; hinter. Herbert
Crich; Bakken's, H. Crich; King of
1 honipkins, H, Crich, \\',n. Cameron
Sr.; ; Northern Spies, T. 'Malcolm, 1.1.
Crich; Ribstou Pippins, \V. H. Jamie-
son; Golden Russett. Is. Cni h, T.
Malcolm, 'Westfield Seek -nn -further,
Wealthy, Pewaukee, H. Crich: On-
tario, H. C.rnth, '1Nlm, 'Terryberry:•
Gravcuitei 1, 1:T. Crick; Duchess of
Oldenburg, H. •Crich, W. H. Jamie-
son; Cayuga Re'd Streak, Wm, 'terry-
-berry,- 7..Malcolm; Fameuse or
Snow apple, J. F, Carlin, J, J. Hugill;
C'olvert, N. Carter, 3, J. Hugill; Mann,
H. .'rich; Maiden P,lu4b, ;l. J.. Hugill,
N, Carter; Crab, 3, E. Hugill Jr.;
R. 1. Greening, H, Crich, 3, J .t•[ugili;
Fa'llawatcr, H. Crich; Blenheim Pip-
pin, and Fall Pippin, AWtu. Cammr,
Sr.; St, Lawrence, N. Carter; Cana-
dian Red, 1i. • rtc11, T. Malcolm;
McIntosh Red. H. Crich; 'rennet'
Sweet, \Vat. Terry terry. \\ m C:ant-
eron Sr.; Fall Apple,.. lfui. Terry -
berry, 11, Crich.
Pears --\Winter, N, t'artcr, Herbert
Crich; Fall N. Carter; Flemish Beau-
ty Herbert Crich; Duchess of Agou-
line, N. Carter, Herbert Crich; Beurre
Clairgeau, H. Crich, N. Carter;
Clapp's Favorite, W. I). Hoag, N.
Carter Louis Bonne de jersey, N.
Carter;. Bartlett, H. Crich. 11'. D.
Hoag: Seckel, 1T, (rich: 13rure d'
Anjou. N. Carter.
• Peaches- Crawford, N. Carter,
Plums—Imperial Gage, '1'. :Mal-
colm. 3. E. Hugill 3r ; Lombards, 1I,
c'ri'b, •1'. Malrnlm; Abundance, T.
laicola'. `3. F. Carlin; Brutishaw•,
1'm, Henry,Mrs. 3 B. •Tyemnuuh;
Q.V., Geo. Holland, Mrs. 3. it
1 y emnnan.
Grapes- Xiagara and Concord, H.
Crich,
t \figg's Special) Snow Apples, W.
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Jamieson.
Rt:1o'1'S. & VEGETABLES --SEC li
Potatoes --- Irish Cobbler, \fm.
ameron Sr., Joe. A, Murray; _A.O,V,
10. A. Murray, Wm. Cameron Sr,
rent Albumen', 3, E. Hugill 3r., \V
Smillie; A.O.V. late potatoes -
r-, 11 Wright, N. Carter; winter
nbage, Jou. A. Murray.
Fall cabbage—Jno A. Murray, W.
, Fotherngham; other cabbage, Mrs.
ohs, A. Campbell, Wm. Cameron
table p renips, J, J. Hugill, Jno,
HE' SEAFORTH NEWS
powder biscuits, j. L. Kerr, T.
cam; tt; rolled oatmeal cookies,
Geo, Brownlee, Mrs. J. 13, Tyei
fried takes, Mrs, W. Free
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uli€t„ Carle-, j•Aluuis c cat, \1r: FI. Jalifi
otkl•3Ibs;"1\ 'Free;' 1311 .'cake "C:'tf
et el \Mrs. 3. 13. 'Tyernnan; gitnger b
N. Carter, Mrs.R. Wright;
cake, T. Malcolm, airs. A,
apple pie, Mrs. W. Nicholl, Mrs
Free; pumpkin pie, Mrs, J. 13,
man; N. Carter; meat loaf, N. C
Mrs, W. Free; maple creanh
Mrs, W. Nicholl, Mrs,,W.
raspberries, Mrs 1: Kirk, N. Ca
calmed cherries Mrs, ,A Ivirk,
M. 13. Tyerntan; carded pears
Canter, Mrs. A. Kirk; prese
strawberries, Mr, A. Kirk, N. Ca
preserved p111115, .Mrs. A, Kirk,
.Carter; citron, Mrs, A. Kirk; pea
Mrs. A. Kirk, Geo, Turnbull;
currant jam, Mrs. A. 1Kirlc,
Carter; native bruit lam, Mrs. Te
berry; apple jelly. W. H. Jamie
Mrs. J B. Tyerman; berry jelly.
Carter Mrs. Tyerntan; currant j
N, Carter, T. Malcolm; native
jelly, Mrs, A. Kirk, Mrs. Tyer
canned itomatoes, Mrs, A. Kirk,
Carter; canned corn, Geo, Turn
Mrs. A.Kirk;
canned beans,
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Jamieson, 'Mrs, Kirk; vinegar e rel
\l, a Tyeprinan, W. H, Janie
mustard pickles, W. H. Jamie
airs. Tyerntan; tomato catsup,
H. Jainieson, Mrs, Nicholl; gr
relish, Mrs. 11. Wright, W.
Jamieson; red sauce, Mrs. A. K
W. .I•I, ,lamieson; baking made 1
one hatch of dough, W. 11, Jamie
N. Carter; collection, W. H. Jar
son, Mrs. A. Kirk, ('Flaigla's spec
homemade bread, Mrs, \V. II, Jai
son,
Judges, .,Mrs. J. 1', Reid, A
Harry Charters.
NEEDLECRAFT --SEC. .0,
Quilt, 3lrs. Terryherry,
\lason; comforter, Miss Livingsto
bed spread, Thompson, Mrs, R
Campbell; apron, Jean Elcoat,
Howrie; house dress, Mrs. How
pullover sweater, �blrs, Howrie, J
Elcoat; socks, Mrs. Howrie, i
Livingstone; Mitts, Miss Livingsto
Mrs. Howrie; floor mat, Miss Livi
storm,
LADTES' WORK ---SEC. P.•
Lace, Irish, Mrs, Howrie and; 1
filet, Miss Livingstone, Mrs, Nich
lace knitted, Miss Livingstone, y
Howrie; tatting, Miss Livingstone,
Crich; drawn work, Miss Livi
stone, Mrs. Howrie;centrepiece, V
Cameron Jr., Miss I ivingstoue,
Embroidery—Cross Stitch, Airs.
Nicholl, Mrs. Howrie; hardanger,
H, •lamieson, Miss Livingstone; c
work, 'Mrs, •Howrie; Vulgarian, M
Howrie, Miss Livingstone; mode
alias Livingstone Mrs, Howrie,
Dining Room Furnishings -- L'
hroider•ed lunch set, Wm. Camaro
airs. gmvrie; luncheon set Mrs,
Kirk, \fes, Howrie; tea cloth, Mrs,
13. Tyerntan, alias Livingstone; tab
mats. \liss Livingstone, Mrs, Howri
table doyleys, Mrs, Tyernnan, Mi
Livingstone; tray cloth, 3Trs, Howri
centrepiece, 'fisc, Livingstone, Je
Elcoat; serviettes, hiss Livingston
Win, Cameron; table napkins, Mi
Livingstone, Mrs. ITowrie; holde
Nellie Duggan, Airs. T-Iowrie; buff
.et. Mrs. Tyernaau, Jean Elcoat,
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Bed Room Furnishings—Day slips,
Mrs. Hnwriet embroidered pillow
slips, Mise Livingstone, Mrs Howne;
other slips, Jean Elcoat, W. J.
Beattie; embroiderer- towels, Miss
Livingstone, Jean Menet; other
els, Jean Elcoat, Miss Livingstone;
sheet, Miss Livingstone; dresser set,
\\•m. Cameron, W. Thompson; run-
ner, Miss T ivingstnne, W. J. Beattie;
night robe embroidered, 7fiss Liv-
iegstene, iVnt. Cameron; other night
robe, Mrs, Tyernnan, Mrs, Flowrie:
camisole, Miss Livingstone, W. Cam-
eron; handkerchiefs, Geo. Turnbull,
\lie Livingstone; bedroom slipper's,
alas, Livingstone. 3frs, Howrie; bed-
room siippers, Miss Livingstone,
airs, Howrie, ,
Infant's Wear—Dress, hiss Livia-;
stone. Mrs. Robt. McMichael; bon
net and wool jacket, 3Miss Livia
stone Mrs, Howrie. Table -lamer
Miss Livingstone, Wt Ji Beattie
centrepiece, W. J. Beattie, .Mrs. Tyer
tnan: sofa pillow embroidered, othe
handwork, Miss Livingstone, Mrs
Howrie: Needlework, Jean Elcoat
Miss Livingstone: -collection, 'Itis
Livingstone, Nellie Duggan,
Judge, Mrs. W. F. Clark, Goderich
FINE ARTS—SECTION R.
Oil Paintings—Landscape, Miss
Livingstone, jean Elcoat; marine and
animals, Mrs. Howrie, Miss Living-
stone; still life, Miss Livingstone,
Mrs. Howrie, Water Colors—Land-
scape, marine, animals, flowers and
inanimate, :Mrs. Howrie, Miss Liv-
ingstone; vegetables, 3vfiss Living-
stone. Crayon drawing, Miss Living-
stone, Mrs. Howrie; pastel, Miss
Livingstone, Win, Cameron; ;epic,
Miss Livingstone, Wm. Cameron;
pencil, Mrs. Howrie; poster, Mrs, R.
Wright; basketry, Jean. Elcoat Miss
Livingstone; art lvork, Mrs. Howrie,
Jean Elcoat. Hand Painted China—
Dresser set, Mrs. Howrie Jean El -
coat; .vase and salad bowl, El -
coat; cake plate, Mrs. Howrie, Jean
Elcoat; cups andsaucers, Jean Elcoat,
Mrs, Howrie.
FLORAL EXHI13IT—SEC, S.
Asters—Pink, Claire Meaner, Geo.
Turnbull; white, J. J -Hugill, W. T.
Fotheringham; mauve, W. T. Fothcr_
ingham, .1 and 2. Dahlias, Jno, A.
Murray, W.D. Hoag; dianthus, Mrs,
R. 13, Scott; gladioli, W. Hartry; col.,
W. Hartry; petunias, J. L. Kerr;
petunias, double, Mrs, Tyerman, J. L.
Kerr; .pansies, Mrs, R. B. Scott;
roses, Mrs. 5, 'Rankin, W. D. Hoag;
col., W. Hartry, 1 and, 2; stocks, Mrs,
Tyernnan, C. Routledge; zinnias, Mrs.
R. B. Scott, Geo. Tcarnbull; sweet
peas, C. Routledge; collection, Mrs.
R. B
Scott,
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Mrs. Tyei•man; basket, W.
Hartry,
Pot Plants—Begonias; Mrs. R. Mc-
Michael; geraniums, Geo. Turnbull;
hanging basket, jean ',Elcoat, Mrs, T.
Hudson; house plant, T. Malcolm;
col., Mrs. T. Hudson, Geo. Turnbull;
zinnias, 'Geo. Turnbull; begonias tub-
erous, „ W. Hartry; foliage plants,
Mrs: 3, Dayman,
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body carne anile help the children 1
to have a goal ince.
Mr. and Mrs. T', Purcell called on
friends in the village on Friday.
Iter. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, of
Mitchell. were visitors in our whinge
aiming the week.
Rev. Father McCrae, of Goderich,
=pent \i onlay the guest of Rev,
Father Whits. ('
Mr, and Mrs, tkrrdon Jeffry, of 31
Stra ford, spent Sunday the guests of G
Mr. .cut Mrs. Alex. Darling. R
tTe Late for Last Week,) \i
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Mr. and Mrs, Brown, of the Stand-
ard Bank. spent the week -end the T
guests of London friends, R
ter. of Mitchell.- were 'vests of Mr. A
and \fr Alex. Darling on Sunday. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Tnit'1 Feeney spent 31
Sunday with -friends in Stratford, cc
Mr. George Howard of the Stand -I 'T
ard hank staff of Chatham is holiday- ni
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Mr. and AIt s, Gid Litt and Baugh- Sr
, Murray. Carrots ---Stump rooted,
\laicafm, \\ m. Mason; long, T.
aleohn. N Carter; A.U.V., T.. Mai-
a1n1, •l, J, Hugill, Beets—long blood,
Malcolm, Tan, A. Murray; tar-
p blood, T. Malcolm. J. 3. Hugill.
et1 1-nmatues. 3na. A, Murray, Corn
Sweet table, Wm. Mason, Wm,
artry: fodder. Arthur L'urro,vs,
o; A. Murray. Onions — From
Cd. W. T. Fotheringhana, Geo.
trnbull; from Dutch sets. W. R.
Sritillie, Mrs Robt. A. Campbell; red,
\fm, Cameron Sr.; white or yellow,
W. 9.. Snlllfe. Geo, Turnbull; pickl-
ing. \\'11. -'ameron Sr., W. R.
Smillie,
,AItiskineluus. '.I', ''Malcolm. \Vm,
Cameron Sr.; waternnelons, Jno. A.
it ay ; citrons, Jno, A. Murray.
mash" -Mammoth and table, Mrs.
13. Scott Tr..: hubbard, Mrs. R. 13.
,tt Jr., \V, T. Fotheringhain;
mpkins Inc pies, Jno. A. Murray,
mg at the home of his parents,
Mr. Dan Castello will move in the
up-to-date little i,uugaiow of Mr. 11.
Nagle 00 Thursday. We wish Dan
and his bride the hest of health.
The C \V.L. held a meeting in the
parish hail on Sunday which was well
attended and arrangements are trade
for a bazaar in November. This twill,
ire one of the ,best of the district,
The entertainment given by the
Separate school children in the parish
hall on Afonday evening was largely
attended and the training of the little
folks reflected great credit to the
teacher.
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Sec
Cheapest of all Oils.—Considering pit
the qualities of Dr, Thomas' Ec- \
lectric Oil it is the cheapest of all
preparations offered •to the public. It
is to be found in every drug store in
Canada from coast to coast and all
country merchants keep it for :sale.
So, being easily ,procurable and ex-
tremely moderate in price, no one
Should he without a bottle of it.
CHISELHURST,
(Too Late for Last Week,)
The farmers are busy threshing to
get their beans in.
Mr. and Mrs. James Turnbull are
wearing bright smiles over their little
baby daughter which came to bright-
en up their home.
Mr. Angus Robertson had the trils-
fortune of being thrown into the
ditch on Sunday and 'breaking his new
sedan,.
The . Methodist congregation of
Chiselhurst intend holding a fowl
supper in the near future.
Mr, and Mrs, Ross McLean have
gone back to Detroit again to resume
his 'duties as conductors on the street
railway.
Miller's Worm Powders work so
effectively
that t
no traces
of worms
can be - Bound. The pests pass away
in t'he stools without being percepti-
ble, They make an entire and clean
sweep of the intestines and nothing
in the shape of a worm can find
lodgment there when these powders
are in operation. Nothing could be
more thorough' or desirable than their
action,.
\'. J. T3eattie; winter radish, T.Mal-
colm; cucumbers, Vd. T. Fathering -
ham, Jno. A. Murray; butter beans,
Cleo. Turnbull, Mrs, A. Kirk; white
beans, N. Carter, Wm. Cameron Sr.;
sugar mangolds, Geo. Turnbull, W.
R, .Smillie; red mangolds, W. R.
Smillie; intermediate mangolds, Jno.
A. Murray Swede turnips, Win.
Cameron Sr., W. J. Beattie; white or
yellow, carrots, Wm, Cameron Sr,;
largest squash, Mrs. R. B. Scott Jr.,
Jno.A. Murray; largest pumpkin, W.
J. Beattie, Jno, A. Murray; garden
products, Mrs. R. 13. Scott Jr., T.
Malcolm,
Judges, jos. Atkinson, W. S. Broad -
foot.
DAIRY PRODUCTS—SEC, M.
Butter—Crock, W. H. Jamieson,
Mrs, Robt, A. Campbell .prints, Mrs
R. B. Scott Jr., J J. Hugill, W. H.
Jamieson; pats, W. H. Jamieson, 3. J,
!Hugill; best butter sown, W. H.
Jamieson: 1 -lb prints (Hutchison.
Spacial), J. L, Kerr.
Honey—In comb„Wim. Hartry, Mr,
Hoag; extracted, Wm. Hartry, Mr,
Hoag; display, Wm. Hartry.
Hen's Eggs—White, Geo, Holland,
Thos, Dale; brown, N. Curtin, W. H
Jamieson.
Dres • '
Dressed, h
C ickeu-N
. Carter,
W. H.
Jamieson,
son
Judges -Mrs J. F. Reid, Mrs,
Harry Charters,
DOMESTIC SCIENCE—SEC, N.
• White bread, W. H. ` Jamieson, T.
Malcolm, Mas. Geo. Brownlee, Jr.;
graham,bread, T. Malcolm, N. Carter;
nut bread, W. H. Jamieson, Mrs, J.
13. Tyermap;:.raised buns, Mrs. R B.
Sce•tt, Mrs. Geo. Brownlee; baking
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•
•
LD'IEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Vegetables—Swede tdrri
t Ps,'..'Jiiv.
hotheritlgliani; No. 3' Tnck. I'salmi
Cita era0 :'19.ot 7 Tuck: 1\lildred ':Pur j-
ibull SotfdIta; ai ( ii j''
'F t g ten caltot;t Acsd_
Po hcl'ing'hanny'lsabet Caiiiei•on,Aitd-
rey Carter, No, 6 Tuck; sugar beets,
Ruth Hugill No. 1 130111th Wilfred
Freeman, No. 1 [Iuldett; 'harry' Free-
man, No. 1 Iluliett; yellow. intermed-
iates, No ,Name (301); parsnips, :Ruth
Iltigill, Jno, ['otberinghttall, Geo.
Taylor, No. 7 afeK,; garnets beats,
Ruth Hugill, Chas. Dale No. 1 .kdul-
lett; Isabel Eaton, No, 10 McK,;
onions, No Name (300), Jana Foth-
eriu
gpant Isabel elEaton;
citrons,
Chas, Wright, No. 1 Hallett, Wilfred
Freennan;. cabbages, Isabel Cameron,
Geo. Taylor, Mildred Turnbull;
potatoes, Claude 13lowes,; No. 10
Tuck., Dorene Hudson, Seaforth,
Clarence la gill; col. .garclen vege-
tables, Ruth f-fttgill, Audrey Carter,
Geo. Taylor,
l°lowers --• Nasturtiums, Edward'
Rankin, Seaforth, Leonard ' Brown,
Seaforth; pansies, Leonard Brown;
asters, Jno. botheringham, Eleanor
,Burrows. Seafm h Premium, re i
an unt, ns ens,
Edward Rankin
sweet peas, T un-
ard .Brown; bouquet,- Chas, Dale,
Dorene Hudson; .Premium, Margaret
Freeman, No. 1 flultett; snap
dragon, Eleanor Burrows, Juo, Fotht
eringhan; petunias, Edward Rankin;
dahlias, Edward Rankin,
Cooking --Tea biscuits, Isabel Cant-
exon; cookies, Isabel Cameron; Light
cake, Isabel Cameron, Mabel Wright,
Hazel Freeman; apple pie, Isabel
Cameron, Mabel Freeman,
Art Work -- 3rd class ' Eugene
n
Ducan, Seaforth, Ignatius O'Leary,
Seaforth, Isabel Eaton; 4th class,
Harry Freeman, Walter Dale, Marg-
aret Pethick No. 10 iicK,; 1st class—
Clarence Freeman, Chas, Wright, No.
1 Hallett; 2nd class, C. Oke, No. 3
Tuck.; Jessie Dale, No. 1 Mullett;
Evelyn McMichael, Hullett,
Maps—Township (Savauge Specal),
Margaret Ross No. 1 Hallett, Ruth
Hugill, Margaret a atsorl, No. 3
Tuckersntith; Huron, Stewart Dale,
Wilfred Freeman, 'Mabel Wright;
Ontario, , Hazel Freeman,' Austin
Zypfe, Margaret Pethick,
Writing ---1st book, J. Watson,
Chas, Dale, Eileen Maur; gild book,
Evelyn Mclfichael, Margaret. Ross,
Rutin Hugill; 3rd 'book, Clau:ie
Blowes, Ethel Ross, Harry Freeman;
4th book, Willie Williams, Seafart•11;
Hazel Freeman, 2 and 3.
Collections --Noxious weeds, Stew-
art Dale, Douglas Freeman, Frank
Reynolds, Seaforth. Injurious Trisects,
Olive Wright, No. 1, Mullett, Leaves,
Hazel Freeman, Chas, Dale.
Sewing—Buttonholes 111 cotton, A(; -
nes Wright, livelyn Dale. Hand-
made apron. Agnes Wright. Darning,
Evelyn Dale. Handkerchief, Agnes
Wright.
.Best Dressed Doll—Stewart Dale,
Irene Strong, .Egmondville, 'Margar-
et Strong.
Dressed Fowl --Ruth klugill, Isabel
Cameron, Andrey Carter.
Sweepstake for school taking !erg:
t
est number1. uof prizes, No.rlullett.
Sweepstake for school making laig-
est number of entries, No. 1, Hullett.
Luncheon set, Mildred Turnbull.
Best school exhiht, No, 1, Mullett.
Judges -- Ethel al. Beattie, lel.
Thompson.
Best appearing school in parade--
Seaforth Public School.
Best appearing rural school in oar-
ade--No. 7, Tuckersntith, St. Coltmin-
ban and No. 2, McKillop, 2nd.
BOYS' RACES,
8 years and under—Jou, Flannery.
Norn1, McQuad,
10 years and under—Max 'Hudson,
Robt. Aberhart,
12 years and under—J: McQuaid,
Francis Hart.
15 years and under Tack Cudinore,
Joe Hart ,
GIRL` RACES.
8 years and under, Lillian Reeves,
Margaret Ross.
10 years and under -Mabel Hilde-
brand, Edith Hiller,
12 years and under—Bernce Dor-
ranee, Edith Rice.
15 years and under—Agnes Wright,
Mona Hughes,
Bicycle Race Carl Ament, Leon-
ard Brown.
HORSE RACES.
2:25 Trot or Pace.
Billy Bingen (Geo Gray) 1 1 1
Queenie, Smith (Gordon 'Hunter)3 2 2
May Wright (G. McNal) 2 ;i 3
2:17 Trot or Pace ”' •
Jimmy Moore (Ed Fawn) 1 1 1
Lucy Thomson (P. S. Riddell) 2 2
Lady Wilkes (C. Copeland)3 3 3
Dog Race—Pearson Chanters
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday, Sept, 24th.
Wheat, per bushel $L15
Oats, per bushel 45c
Barley, per bushel 70c
Buckwheat, per bushel .70
Peas, per bushel. $1.25 to $1.40
Shorts, per cwt $1.60
Bran, per cwt. 1.50
Flour, per bag $3.35 to 3.75
Butter, per 1b. 32e
Eggs 30c -32c
Potatoes $1,00
Hogs, per cwt, $9 25
MARRIED.
HOW -
b
y
DALT N -In Seafqnh
Rev, R. Fulton Irwin; on Friday,
Sept. '19th, Harry F. Howe, of the
Bank of ,Commerce, Seaforth, to
Gladys Maud" Dalton, also of Sea -
forth.
DIED.
SHAN•AHAN,-In Clinton, on Sat„
Sept. 20th, '1924, Miss Ellen Shana-
han, aged 62 years.
Simple and Sure, --.Dr. 'Thomas' Ec-
leetric Oil is so simple 'it
p a application
that a child can .understand the in-.
'Ytructions, Used as a liniment the
Only nae cti?en is. • o , ru.), and whe
used as a 'dhessijg'10 l • 1 ", a -
g nn y The di-
rections are so plain and unmistak-
able that they are readily understood
by, young or old.
The
�G
Ontario r o Votars9
isl
Act, 1922, 2' a
ad
Amendments
And The Ontario
Temperance
Act,
ranee
Act, 1924.
Electoral District of
T
HURON
TAKE NOTICE that Sittings
the Revising Officer:, for the purpose
of hearing complaints or appeals1
regard to the Voters' Lists Ward
to be used
at the Voting under the Ontario
Temperance Act, 1924, pending for
the Electoral District of CENTRE
HURON will be held at the follow-
ing tirttes and places, namely,
AT THE COURT I30'USIi, GOD-
ERICH, on the 25th, 26th and 27th
clay of Sept„ 1924, to hear complaints
as to the lists of voters for all the
polling sub -divisions for tite Town of
Goderich ancl that C. Seager, Gode-
rich, will he the Revising Officer, and
his Clerk will be L, L. Knox, ,whose
address is Goderich,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1924.
AND FURTHER TAKE NO
TICS Clint any voter 'ev1i4 desfrhsi to
conlpk(in that his name or the name
of any person entitled to be entered
on the said" lists 'has been omitted
from the sante or that the names of
any persons who are not entitled to
be voters have been catered tlnereoti+
may, not. less than two clear Clays
before the days fixed for holding the
above sittings, apply, complain or
appeal to have his' name or the names
of any other person entered on or
removed d
te
n from alae -lists.
AND FUR'' , 'TAKE
HI✓R NO-
TICE a
1
1at such a cal 111
notice in writing in the preseribed
form signed by the'complainant in
duplicate and given to the Clerk of
the Revising. Officer; or left for hint.
at his address as stated above.
appeals
The' laste days for tleliverin such.
aras follows;
Goderioh, Sept, 23
' 1924.
Brussels, Sept 221924
Grey, ,Sept.29,
11924,
Seaforth,
Se t
Sept. 22, 1924.
Colborne, Sept. 22, 1924.
Mc[Ciilop, Sept. 23, 1924,
of
AT THE TOWN HALL, BRUS-
SELS, on 'the 24th day of Sept„ 1924,
to hear complaints es to the lists of
Voters for 411 the polling sub -divi-
sions for the Village of Brussels, and
that His Honor judge Lewis, Gode-
rich, will be the Revising Officer, and
his Clerk will be A, H. McDonald,
whose address is Brussels,
AT THE TOWNSHIP HALL
ETI•IEL, on the 1st day of Oct.,
1924, to hear complaints as to the
lists of voters for all the polling sub-
divisions for the Township of Grey,
and that His Honor Judge Lewis,
Goderich, will be the Revising Ot-
flcer, and his Clerk will be 3, H. Fear,
whose address is Ethel.
HALL, SEA -
FORTH, of Sept„,is as to the
palling sub-
divisions Seaforth,
s, Godersch
Officer, and his
• whose ad
ALL, -CAR-
LOW, Sept., .1924
the '.ists`o
sub-diviious
Colborne and
,will be the
s Clerk will
whose
Goderich.
of McKillop, and that P a Reynolds,
Goderich.
ficer, and his Clerk will be John
MCNay, w•Itose address is R. R. 2,
Seaforth,
AT THE TOWN
FORTH, on the 24th
1924, to hear complain
lists of voters for all -the
divisions for the Town
and that R. G. Reynold
will be the Revising Of s
Clerk will be J. A. Wilson,
dress is Seaforth,
AT TOWNSHIP H
LOW, on tate 24th clay
to hear complaints as tof
voters for all the polling
for the Township of C 1
that C. Seager, Goderich
Revising Officer, and his
be Mrs. G. J Hetherington,
address is R, 11. 1,
AT CARNEGIE LIB RARY
HALL, SEAFORTH, on the 25th
day of Sept.. 1924. to hear complaints
as to .lists of voters for all the poll-
ing sub -divisions for the Township
to R.eynolc s,
Clinton, Sept. 27, 1924.
Hullet, Sept, 27, 1924,
E. N, LEWIS,
Chairman of the Election Board Inc
for the County of Huron.
DATED this 10th dayof
Sept„ 1924,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
For sale on East William street, a.
frame house, 8 rooms, hard and soft
water in house, good cellar under all,
good garden, good:' chicken house and
run, House good as new, one block
"fromi Collegiate, Apply to ADAM
HAYS, Seaforth, tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
In the Estate of ELIZABETH JANE;
GALES, deceased.
Pursuant to the Statute in that be-
half, all persons having any claim.
against the estate of Elizabeth Jane
Gales, late of the Town of Seaforth,
who died' 011 or about the 19th day of
August, 1924, are required to deliver
particulars of same duly verified to
William Smithers, Seaforth, Executor
of the will of said Elizabeth Jane
Gales or to his Solicitor on or before
the 1st day of October, 1924.
After the said date the said Exec-
utor will proceed to distribute the
Estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having reference only to the
claims of which he shall have ' re-
ceived notice.
Seafortln, September 5th, 1924,
F. HOLMESTED,
30 Solicitor for the Seaforth.
said Executor.
FARM ,FOR SALE.
150 acres of good land, being lot 2,
cots. 13, Township of Hullctt, on
which is erected a barn 42 x 86,
22 ft. posts; straw shed 24' s 44 on
stone foundation, cement 'throughout;
poultry house 16 x 26; galvanised
drive shed 24 x 50; double basement
buff brick house with verandah and
balcony, equipped with Delco -light.
These buildings are practically all
new. The farm is well the drainedand
fenced. For further particulars apply
to T, H, WHEATL EY, R.R. 1, Blyth,
Ont. 44
wall be tate Revising Of- PIGS!
AT THE TOWN HALL, CLIN-
TON, on the 29th day of Sept., 1924,
to hear complaints as to the lists of
voters for all the polling sub-
divisions for the Town of Clinton,
and that C. Seager, Goderich, will be
the Revising Officer, and 'his Clerk
will be D. L. McPherson, whose ad-
dress is Clinton.
AT COMMUNITY HALL, LON-
DESBORO, on the 29th day of Sept,,
1924, to hear complaints as to the
lists of voters for all the polling sub
Vdivisions for the Township of Hul-
det, and that Win, Coats, Goderich,
will he the Revising Officer, and his
Clerk will be J Fingland, whose ad-
dress is Londesboro,
EACH SITTING will commence
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
will continue until 12 o'clock noon, or
until the appeals have been disposed
of.
PIGSI
Purebred Yorkshire sows. 5 bred
for second litters; if taken this week
will sell for $35.00. Also have. 20
chunk, will sell at $5,00 each, Aiso
Saw with 9 pigswill offer for $60,00.
For particulars apply to ABRAII.AM
TH'GILL, 3 miles west of Seaforth.
Phone 13-616.
COW FOR SALE.
:\ good cow due to freshen, Apply
to CON. ECKART, Seaforth,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
.4 public meeting of members of
the Conservative party will be held
in the Council Chamber on Thursday
evening, Sept. 25th at 8 'p.m. A full
attendance is desired as important
business is to be transacted.
U, F. O. MEETING.
T.T. F. O. meeting at the Carnegie
Library, Wednesday, October 1st, at
8 o'clock. All members requested to
be present as important business
will be discussed. BERT IRWIN, sec.
SPECIAL
In Pianos and Milkers this Week
With every piano I cell before October first I will includeei-
ther a 2 unip McCartney Milker value $100 or a Phonograph
You -do not have' to answer
any fake. Just write me sayin
you will be in the market for a piano this Fall or see me at
Seaforth;Fair and learn what will do.
J.E.Hugill
District Representative
Phone, 616013