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The Seaforth News, 1934-05-03, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. HENSALL. Dance.-lItt Town, iHall, 'Hens Friday, May 4th. Conte and dance 'New and 'Old Tyute' \Inrdoch 0 chestra (the music \with a rhythm Wm. Flayter, the capable fluor ma ager. A short Floor Show, F, J. A plcby, paper tearing act, the only o of its kind.. A prize for the lady •w holds the lucky lunch -ticket, a vont er for $1 worth of merchandise ISan.sters Store, A prize for the ge holding the lucky number of 'do ticket,' a voucher for $1 worth merchandise at Drummond's Sto 'Priceegente 3$c tax paid; ladies wit out lunch 1',c. Sponsored by ''Jol Foto" • A number from here attended t ' meeting of the Huron Presbyteri \M'. M. ti of the United Church, he in the Wesley Willis United-Churc etiutnn , n \Colne day. MG e. Her ert Childs of London and Dr, Ret Kilhorn t China were present at ad Ireo•e 1 the gathering. Mr. Ladd ld 11eil,wen is slaking number f improvements to his hot on Oxford St. Mr. Lloyd yd P tit who has spe several weeks herr with his broth Mr. Von Pettit, returned to his hot at Sarnia on Sunday. • Miss Margaret Johnson has- be assisting, in the P.O. this last Wee owing to the illness of MIre, Mau IIedden, - Mr. Redden is now r covering,. The V. 1' S. of the United Chur held their regular tweeting on Mo• day event, ; in the basement of tl church, with• a good attendance.0 ened by singing hymn 1074, aft which Miss Verda Watson led prayer. The Scripture lesson \y rend by Miss Murdoch, after whir the minutes wrre read and other bu iness. Hymn 241) was sung. An - it rumen it by Miss Florence Weis reading by Miss Verde Watson, '1'o is was taken •by- Rev, Mr, Binclai -and took the form of a contest i questions , • Geography, History at the Bible. This proved very interes irg. -.\ solo by Dr, Smillie, aft w?tile% one verse of hymn 48- wt sung and the meeting -closed with-th benedic tt ;an. Mr. end -Ales. Jae. IIoward and f telly of l oderieh visited on Sunda ei:h Mr, and Mlr, Mark Drysdai They were accompanied home b their daughter, Miss Margaret, wh had been visiting with Mii:a Kathry -Drysdale. The' Arnold Circle of Carts Church intend heOling a mother an daughter banquet in the church o Tuesday evening. May Stlt, at • 7 o clack. Mrs. P,, C. Edwards will b the speaker. Quite a number- from town wei to Exeter oil, Sunday evening. to hea the Oxford tGrtup at the mass mee ing in the James et, Church, Library Board --A meeting of th Public Library Board was held Mot day evening, April 30, tt 8 p.tn. i C,:mtcil Cucumber, Minutes of prey .ous meeting. read and ('ti motio la at opted. hills and accounts read an approved totalid:tg $,18.02, Mrs. Col yer and G. fro:lick, that we refines the Council to exempt the Boar tr,nt the Municipal audit expense as i, en;tomary in other municipal ties. Carried, Mr'.. Collyer and 0' :Bonthron, that books be purchase more frequently • as per the advice o the Inspee:or. Carried. Mrs, Camer on, 'Librarian, reported re the child re horn also the circulation repor which eh w - an increase of 624 ,ve tite 3 months .,f 1933. T. Follick an 1',onthre.a, that the ci,ulitry pupils at tending choo1 here pay the usual c cents per year id.,r the privilege and that a letter be given the Libreria] by the. Secretary with hi ructions to carry out sante. Carried. Fe'iaick an Bonthron, that we hold our regula monthly meetings on- the second Monday of the month. Carried. Mo tion of adjournment carried. James A. Paterson, Secretary. The Hensall 3.0.01F., accompan- ied by the Exeter, Brucefield and Clinton lodges attended divine serv- ice in St. Paul's Anglican Church- on Sunday evening. The rector, Rev. M. 'B. Parker, preached a Very approp- riate sermon to the brethren, A large crowd was present to enjoy the ser- vice, - • Ali the onion sets, stored in the different warehouses in the village, have been shipped out, alter about (five weeks' work by a large staff of sten. Cottracts are now being let for the growing of the year's crop. .Mir. and Mrs. W. J. \White, who spent the winter with their daughter. Mrs. Jame, Eby of Colhngwood, were in the village several days last week, packing ep • their- household ef- fects and moved to Colhngwood on 'Monday, where they will reside, The .Mission Band of the United Church held their regular meeting oe Sunday afternoon in the basement of the church, There was a good attend- ance of members. After. the opening exercises a splendid program, prepare ed. by Mrs, Kathryn Drysdale, was given.. 'Duet by Ruth Hess and Mar- ton Sangster, solo by (Bobby Hess. - A very interesting playlet, Coins in Action, was put on by several girls, Mfrs, Peck gave the story in her us- ual pleasing manner. The meeting closed with the benediction, Mr, Joseph Hudson moved his fa- mily on Monday into Mrs. Broad - foot's house nn the London Road, 3f . Robt. Higgins, accompanied by Mr. William Reid of Varna and Mr, Joseph Mond, of Stanley, made a bu- siness trip to Greenway on Monday. Death of Alexander M. Smith, Another of Hensall's aged atad re- spected residents passed away sud- denly -earlyt Monday morning in the person of Alexander M. Smith, in his. 84th year. He was in his usual health up to Monday morning, when he took a severe heart attack and passed away in about an 'hour. Considering • has age, Mr. Smith was in fair health and - he and his daughter were rare - paring for a trip to Michigan this week. He was horn in Lanark Coun- ty and dived in Blyth for a-ntunber of years and moved to Hensall about thirty years ago;'where he carried out -business as a drover. Later going into the produce •'business, he retired a few years 1go..IHe was a member of the vi large conncll for several years ;and • was i):2eeve for two years, During his term. as Reeve, the cement road. \vas out down. As a member of ,the County Council he took an active part in cout:,ty affairs Aird was one of the best posted men there. He was a Liberal in politics, and a member at' Carmel Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Smith predeceased Print two years ago, Ile leaves to mourn his loss three datt;ghters Mrs. Ida Craig of Blyth, Mrs. Lena McPherson of Ta- coma, Washington State, and Miss Helen at home; and five 'sons, Dr. David Smith of Omar, Mich.; Wil- liam of tPangman, Sask.; Alex. of (Fort Benton, Montana; Floyd of Kalamazoo; Bich, and Eldred at home, The funeral took place from his late horse, Queen St., Hensall on WVednes'd'ay afternoon. In torment in Blyth 'Cemetery. Rev. W. A. Young, pastor at'f Carmel ;Presbyterian church ass isted by 'Rev. M. 13, Parker of St. 'Paul's Anglican .Chtu•ch conducted the sert•icee. The pallbearers were William and David Craig of Blyth; James Scott of Blyth; Archie Levy of Kirkton; Wen. Jones and Robt, Cameron of Hensall. Relatives and friends attended the funeral from Blyth, Clanton Kirkton, ,St. Marys, London and Michigan. Miss. Minnie Reid arrived home Monday, 'after spending the winter visiting with friends at Vancouver and outer points on the coast. Mies Myrna Hudson is visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. Abrey of London, \Ir, and Mrs, Lyle Cassidy spent the week -enol with relatives at Otter- ville and Tillsonburg, They were ac- companied home by Miss Lillian Mfc- Mullen, Mrs, Ca:sidy's sister, who has hem visiting here for a few weeks Mr. and Mfrs, i'Von Stone of Lon- don attended the wedding of his sis- ter, Miss Jean on Saturday last. Mr, and Mrs, A. J. Walker nl Lon- don and Mfrs. Cooper of Clinton at- tended the Fulton - Stone wedding here on Saturday afternoon last. Fulton -Stone Wedding. - A very interesting event took place in St. .Paul's Anglican Church at 4 o'clock n Saturday afternoon, when Dora Jeanne, youngest daughter of Mir. 'Wm. Stone, and one of Hen sill s most popular young ladies, was unit- ed in marriage to Frederic Augustine Ellman Fulton, youngest 5011 of Mrs. Kirkland of London. Tie ceremony was performed by Rev. ML 13. Park- er. The bride entered the church on tite arm of her father and looked Charming with a ohite satin dress and bridal veil and carried a colonial bouquet of roses and sweet peas. She also wore the groom's gift, a heanti- ful bracelet. She was attendee by her sister, Miss (Grace ~'toner who was atessed in green organdie eith sat and gloves to thatch, and sanies a bouquet of yellow roses and mauve sweet peas. The groom seas attended by his brother Jolt 1 :Fulton of Lon- don. The wedding march was ?Zayed by Miss Greta ,Laminae, The groom's gift to the bridesmaid was a piece of silver plateware, to the organist an amber pendant. After the ceremony a buffet lunch was served'at the home of the bride's father. The same even- ing the •voting cnnple left on a short wedding trip to Sarnia and other point: :vest, the bride travelingin a bre wu and beige shit, with acces- .rics to snatch. On their return they will reside in London. Four genera- tions of the groom's family were pre- sent at the wedding ---his grandmoth- er Mrs. 1311mert, his mother Mrs Kirkland. his brother John Fulton and nephew Donald 'Fulton, Guests Caere present from London, Clinton and other places. The bride received many beautiful gifts showing the high Lt esteem in which she was held. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Cantelon of Seholnburg spent the week -end with Mr. Cantelon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Cantelon. The provincial election has not be- gun to warns yet, although both can- didates already nominated are busy shaking hands with the electors, Mr, W. W. Cooper of 'Kippen, who does not seen: to be satisfied with the way the Liberal convention was conduct- ed, has intimated through the press, that unless some changes are made, he may enter the field as an indepen- dent candidate. There is also a prob- ability of a temperance candidate and a C.C.F. John Passmore and Sons have sold a new Chevrolet last week to Geo. Thompson, .grain dealer, of Hensel]. The fanners are busy seeding in the (Hensall district this wek. The land is in good condition and a large crop will be ptit in. Mrs. E. Hutton is spending this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mustard of Kippen. Miss Margaret iB'obkirk who has been bookkeeper for Cook +Bros. for a number of years has resigned her position. Miss Beryl Drummond has been in Dashwood several days this week. Mr. J=ames Bengough returned to work on Monday after being off for several weeks through an ac- cident at Moore Bros, machine shop. • Surplus Exceeds $400. The financial statement presented at the recent annual meeting of the On- tario Milk n-tarioMfilk 'Producers' Association showed that a deficit of over $4;000 reported at the annual meeting held in April, ,11433, had been converted into a surpltis of over $400 by Ap- ril, 11934, Apple Regulation 1It is now compulsory that all apple and 'hawthorn trees within three hun- dred yards of an orchard, the owner of which has applied for certification. must be thoroughly sprayed for apple maggot or cut down prior to July lest. All spraying n List be effected in ac- cordance with the recommendation set forth in the official spray calendar. Unless worms are expelled ` from the system, no, child can be 'healthy. 'Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is an excellent ,medicine to destroy worms. THE SEAFORTH NEWS; THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934. TOWN TOPICS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ' Storehouse Destroyed, A fire occurred last Friday might by which the storehouse of 1:[r. j. IGovenlock, containing some forty tons- of hay, was totally destroyed, A car filled with hay was standing close by and it also was completely des- troyed. This ]ray was also the prop- erty of Mr. tGovenlock and, as there was no insurance on it it was entirely lost. The grain elevator of Mir. Beat- tie, nearby, also took :fire but was put otft before much damage was done, Epworth Officers. ,On Tuesday evening at the annual meeting of the Epworth League of the Methodist :Church the following officers were elected for the coming year: Hon. President, D. Rogers; president, W. H,.IGolding; vice presi- dents bliss A. Brownell Miss L. M. Rogers, Miss N. Crich, Miss H. Beat- tie, \-Piss J. /Reicd; secretary, Miss 5; Daley; treasurer, -M{. Wilhelm; pian - let, Miss 'G, Reid; assistant, Miss 33, Spatting. Tuckersmith. Margaret !Stewart, aged 74 years, relict of the late \Vm, !Black, died on Friday morning at the 'home of her son, \Vin, Black, concession 3, Tuck- ersntith, She had been ill for some ten weeks, the result of a severe attack of pneumonia, Five weeks ago she suffered a great bet•eavemen't in the death of her son, Geo. Black, who lived in the sane ,howls, McKillop. The funeral 01 the ;ate \V. J. Den- nis, who stet his death in a runaway accident on Friday, took place from the .residence of Mr, J. (Dennis, Mc- Killop, to Brussels cemetery. Mr. Dennis, who was 38 years of age, was a son of Mir. 'Thomas (Dennis of Me - Items. Mt (Dr,) Dickson of Ashtabula, Ohio, is vieeti'ng her parents, Mr. and Mlre Phillips. -Mr Will .MctKinnon or. Toronto, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. 1V. 'J. Allis, -Mr. Wilson +Berry visited at his home in Brucefield- Mr. 'Walter Cole was visiting his sis- ter in ekyhiaer,-lir, and lire. James Sclater and daughter Vera, also Miss Robertson ,if St, Marys visited at the home of Mr. Wm. Sclater, -Our pop- ular insurance agent, Mr, John Rank- in, has been tIPPOillted it e,'tenniCsion- er for tekime affidavits in the High Court c f Justice,' -Mr. John Floyd left on Monday for Kalamazoo after a few weeks' visit at his ?tome here rile family expect to join 31r. Floyd in a few weeks: '.Their many friends regret their departure as they were highly respected and \yell known in this sectioe,-Mr. H. J. Punchard in- tends leaving in a few days for ,Kin- cardine where he will reside in future. tie has been a resident of Seaforth for twenty-nine years and has a host of friends who will regret his depar- ture. Mr. Penchard served on the council board for number of years. -Mr. P. E. Lennon was the recip- iet of a very handsome signet ring and an address from the members of the choir of the 'St. James' Church on Sunday evening. The presentation took place at the p:arsom'age after vespers.. -Mr. Melvin '3Ic+Kay of the post office staff is ill. -Mr. R. E. Coates .and family will move to :Belle- vue, 'Ida'ho, next week. -Mr. W. Somerville, ,Canadians Express agent, has a handsome ne-w delivery wagon. -Miss brene 'Soole of Belmont, was the guest of her cousin, ;Miss 13. iLove.-\Piss Wilson, of Detroit, was a visitor .with her sister, Mrs. W. G. \Villin. -Mfrs. J, H•erritt, of London, visited her sisters, the Misses Mc- Taggart, in town. -+Miss Pauline Shat- of Woodstock and Miss (Ethel .Gibson of Toronto were visitors at the home of Mr. James Beattie, Mr, Alex, Kennedy erected a •new* stairway in the Egmotidville Church this week which will be a great convenience: -The death took place at his home 00 James street on 'Friday of Mr. Andrew Calder follow- ing an illness of several weeks. -Miss 'I.3, Smith died at the family resid- ence, Seaforth on fFriday, Constance. Mr. S. S. Cooper is making rapid' progress in erecting the • Forrrester's Hall. WINTHROP. .Mfr. George Kinney of Loudon spent Sunday' with his brothers. Messrs. William endi Joseph Kinney: Dr. Oliver Little and Mrs. Little of Toronto visited his father, Mr, Charles ILiftle and '•his'brother, Mr, Percy Little, last week, The Farmers are busy on the land these days, Mr, Hugh .Ross visited friends in 'L'rucefield last week, Want and For Sale Ads, 1' time, 25.e COURT OF REVISION Township of Hullett IA 'Court of 'Revision on the Ass- essment ,Roll will be held in the Community Hall, Lonclesboro,on May 3111st in the 'afternoon at the re- gular 'Cotanoil meeting. Any 001011) taints must be in the hands of :the Clerk before that date. JAS, W. McC'O'OL, Clerk Hullett 'Pwp.' TENDERS WANTED Tenders for an operator - for the •Stone -crusher, whose dety it shall be to secure -and keep the tithe .of 'the men and teamsters employed; direct the placing gravel .on road's as stipu- lated, and oversee the upkeep and condition of the machinery. ;Also tenders for the trucking of gravel from the stone -crusher for distances 'over tWo asides, tenders to stipulate theprice per ,yard -mile. Tenders to be in the hands of the Cleric on or before May llllflt.. D. F. MMGIIHEIGOIR, Clerk, '119 TENDERS `WANTED Township of Hullett 'Tenders will be received :until ntsoii, :May 113th, to furnish power and op- erate the Hulle'tt Gravel' Crusher at the rate of 2130 Rev. per minute. All: crushed material to go Through an inch screen and be crushed to the satisfaction of the Council and Road Superintendept The 'Conttaetor to amove the Crusher from one pit to the other without additional cost to the Township, Lowest or any tender no: necessarily accepted. The Council will remove the sur- face from the vaeious pits prior to crushing, Tenders will also be received for a truck to haul .11% yds. per load of crushed material from the crusher, as directed by the Road .Superintendent, and the price to be stated to be per yard utile. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For.'further particulars apply to the :Reeve, .Councillors, or Twp, Clerk. JAA'S. 'W, Mc000L, Clerk Huilett Twp, 19 HARLO CK. The Late Mrs. Charles E. Parsons. --After a lingering illness, 'Ida Eliza- beth _Adapts passed away at the ,home of her eon -in-law, R. Gordon Jenkins, at 419 Ontario St., Stratford, in her 4c3th year. She was a native of h ill lett township, having been born near Constance, the daughter of the late Noble and -Mary .Adams, In +Septent- ber, 1907, the deceased was united in marriage to Charles E. ('arsons of Hallett, Mrs. Parsons is survived by her sorrowing husband and twr daughters, Atity; Mn,sR. Gordon Jenkins (OEna); two sisters, Mfrs. Wil.. linin Ross, Hullett, and Mrs. James Cook, of Y orktoi, Sask.; three broth- ers, Miller, 'Ernest and Thomas of ilJullett, She was a member of 'Burns United Church, from where the funeral services were conducted last Monday afternoon by Rev. A. W. Gardiner of Mures and Rev. W. :Stan- ley Owen of St. John's United' Church, ,Stratford, The pallbearers were four nephews, Leo incl George Watt, William and 'Thomas Ross Floral tributes were received from the family, brothers and sisters, -Miss Pearl Thamer, .the Watt family, the Wotnei's Association of St. 'John's United Church, Stratford; Silverwood Employees, Stratford; Mn,'and Mrs. Lloyd McCabe Misses (Helen, Oman and Margaret Snmith; ,the Womeen's Missionary (Society of B;urns, Union School (Section No. 12, Hallett, neigh- bors, Mrs. J'o'hn ,Wallace, S'goth Woodslee; MIr. and Mrs. C. C. Par- sons and 'lir. James Parsons, Water- s oo. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family and friends. Mn.Mand Mrs. Fred Shobbrook vis- ited one day the beginning of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Collinson. Mr. 'Leonard Shobbrook is at pre- sent helping Mir. Leo Watt, Mir, and airs. Wnt. 'Shepherd of Clinton visited et the home of their eon, ,Norman, and Mfrs. !Shepherd last Wednesday,. Mr. and Mrs. Edward :Reid visited at the home of the latter's sister. .Mfrs. and :err. Johan 'Watson. Mr. and Mrs. IPuobert Watson spent Saturday evening at:tlte -home of thr former's cousin, Mr. and Mrs., John '\\'atsoit in Mc'Kil'lop, -- Mlrs. Wm. ' Brown (las been visiting for the past week at the 'hone of her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. Sillib. in Brant. ford, having gone home with ,then: the beginning of last week. 'Mrs. Illrown is not enjoying very goo r health htit we hope the change and rest mill bene,fit her. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Rogerson and' children of near Bruce:field visited or iSunday,at, the home of Mr. 'Davi,' Our eas h' Prices SPEAK VOLUMES Choice Dates . , , , ...3 lb. Peanut Butter 2 • ib. Granulated Sugar ...10 lb. 25c 25c 68c Corn Syrup 5 lb. --Corn Syrup 10 Ib. Sliced Pineapple , 2 tins 38c , 68c 25c Blue Ribbon Matches 3 pkgs. ,,,: 23c Milk Pails large 55c 2 lbs,. Lard 19c Pastry Flour 24 lbs. 53c 'Sepoy 'Flour 98 lbs, $2.19 Five Roses Flour.. 98 lbs: $2:69 Libby's Sauerkraut large tins 5c 3 cakes Lux Soap & 1 pkg. Lux 21c Formaldehyde, 16 oz. size 33c Gold Soap 10 cakes 33c Gem Lye .. , , , , , , 2 tins 23c FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY, We II. FINNIGAN CLEARING OUT AUCTION SALE. O,f Faint Stock and I-Iousehofd Ef- fects, on lot 29, concession 114, Mc- Killop, one-quarter mile west of Walton, on Friday, May 4th, 11934, tat :1 o'clock sharp; )Shock --Ill cow doe to .freshen June 123rd, 1 roan cow in calf, .1 red nailk cow in calf, 3 calves; 36 Leghorn hens one year old; 1 Westinghouse electric range, nearly new; ,1 writing desk (light oak); 1, oak di'n'ing roost table, 6 oak leather -bottom chairs, 1 oalc china cabinet, 2 oak rocking chain's, 1 couch, oak frame; 1 oat: 1f- brary table; 1' kitchenttid, good as: new; 6 kitchen chairs and table; .1 ice box; 1 cook stove, Quebec style, coal or woad; '1' congoleuna rug 9 feet by 112 feet; .blue and white check linoleum 9 feet by S feet; linoleum 111 ft. 5 in, by 00 feet, good as new; 16 yards of oak plank .oilcloth dB in. wide; 1 ivory bed and dresser; 1 oak bedroom suite 11 Marshall spring mattress; 1 white iron bed; 3 sets of bed springs; 2 parlor chairs, uphol- stered in Rep, arm. and rocker; 1 walnut parlor table; ll Wilton rug, 9 feet by 112 feet; 1 eight-day clock; certain poles; -3 sets adju•stabId cur- tain roils; creast separator; 3 -burner Perfection coal ail stove; 1 milk pail, 1 strainer pail, 'new; 1 lady's bicycle, Overland; I wheelbarrow; 11 lantern; 4 forks, 3 shovels, 3 hoes, garden tale, lawn mower, 18 -inch cut buck- saw, handsaw-, hammer, square, wire stretcher, rope and pulleys, 24 -inch pipe wrench; 1 axe, 20 feet wire for. flower bed, 2 tubs, washer, wringer, tub stanel, 1 screen door, good as new; extension ladder, 24 feet; 6 it, step ladder; coal scuttle; hedge shears; sheep shears, fern stand, largestone crocks, four dozen quart sealers, 40 feet oak finished .mould- ing, 1: camp bed. Terms -Cash. Mrs. Mary- Gardiner, Proprietress; rhom.as Bennett, Auctioneer. ROOM'S TO RENT Living roost, dining •room, kitchen, t\vo bedrooms and summer - porch. Apply to MV. ;G, Willis .Shoe Store, Seaforth, 20 CHICKS WILL BE CHEAPER. Come to our breeding farts and see for yourself the ,quality chicks we are producing to be sold at rock bottom prices. We also have started chicks, Pullets, young cockerels, both Rocks and Legh•ornss, at most reasonable prices. Phone 13)7 r 3, Seaforth, An- drew A. Moore, Seaforth, NOTICE Commencing on Tuesday, May list, the Public Library will be open ev- ery day except Sundays and holidays 'from Teo 6,wnad 7 to 9, for the circu- lation of books. John 'Finlayson, Sec- retary. 'IB USED CARS -FOR SALE One (1(9(217 Chrysler Coupe, one 19125 Chrysler Coupe. These cars have .been overhauled and are in first class condition. john, ' MacLean, Egmond- riile. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern dwelling on south. side of Goderi.cht street, 'Seaforth, d block from Maid street, :churches end schools. New, three-piece bathroom, new furnace, electric light and town water installed. House .,has been freshly' painted ' and decorated throughout, Immediate possession can be given, !Apply to R. S. Hays, Sea forth. v12 ,Reid. Mr, and Mrs. IGien Cook, visited on Sunday at the home of lir, and 'Mrs James Leiper, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McEw ing ;and family spent Sunday at the .home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman :Lloyd, :Airs, \1Jm. Bell visited one day last week at the home of Mrs, :Robert' Watson.. How Much Should Children Give the "Old Folks"? ;An article itt The American Week- ly with 'Sunday's Detroit Times points out the `case of parents who complain on $11,909 a month, and points out how most Americans con- tnibute something to parettta,l-supptor• ance! AND "OLD TYME" FIDDLERS' CONTEST WATSON'S HALL, KIP:P.EN FRIDAY MAY 4TH DANCING COMMENCES AT 9:45 Admission 25 and 15 cts. FOR SALE OR RENT Farm of 75 acres, the 'South half of Lot number 10 in the lilith concession of the township of MOKillop and also a 50 acre Grass Farm the :South half of Lot number 1119 in the .second con- cession of the Township of Hibbert. :For further particulars apply to -Mfrs. L. Richards or Mrs, C. Mc- Cormick, opposite the Seaforth Col- legiate Institute, or John H. Best, Solicitor for the Executrices. 19 FOR SALE Former Stewart gas station anti seven acres of land .-with house, on? N. Main street, IIf not sold will be. rented. Apply to OJiohn A. Cndntore, Executor for Henry ICudmore Estate, Clinton R. R. I, Phone...3 on 61.0. BOARDERS WANTED, Charges reasonable, Market street residence. Apply to Mrs, ;Dickson, 10 FOR SALE A quantity of Yellow :Blossom Sweet Clover •Goventme,nt Grade No. 2. Apply at Lot 115, Con, 11-1, McKil- lop, Phone 2413rt5, Seaforth. Norval Stimore, 18 . FOR SALE I-Iatching eggs from high producing T;, S.C. 11 hite Leghorns, FIatches run- r - ning 60 to 68 per cent. (Prices reason- able. Wm - Rutledge, Seaforth R.R, 2, Phone Clinton Central 6116-2, 21 FOR SALE Aquantity of seed Improved Ban- ner Oats, Apply to tFobert IL Greene, RR. 2, .Kippen, Ontario, or phone 9.3 r 116, Hensel!, HOG FOR SERVICE Pure bred Yorkshire hog for serv- ice. Apply to Lon D. Clark Jr., Kip - pen R. R. 2, or phone 2111 on 43, Hensall: IS FARM FOR SALE 1100 acres of good land situated in Stanley Tp, near Village of Bayfield. Good buildings. Lots of water. Bush and orchard and small fruit. Priced cheap. Apply to News Office. - FRESH. CHICK FEEDS Master Chick Starter -$2.715 per cwt. 'Master Fine Chick Grains -$::3'5 per cwt. 10,„A. C. 'Cafeteria Starter $e per 'cwt. O,A,C, 'Cafeteria Grow- ing Mash -V,20 per cwt. :Premier Laying Mash -$2,20 per cwt. 1We shalil be pleased to advise you on your feeding ,problettus. :Scott's Poultry Panni, Seaforth. Phone 2511: - 132. 18. HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE (House with seven rooms and wood shed. 13ath and all modern conveni- ences. .Hardwood floors downstairs. Garage. Apply to Frank ,B•axter, John Street. 116. NOTICE TO CREDITORS iNotice is hereby . given that alt creditors and others having claims against the estate of Mary Pryce, late of the Town 'of Seaforth, in the Coun- ty of Harron, Widow, deceased, who died on the 2+9,th day of March, 1934, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the undersigned, sol- icitor'lfo;r 'the executors, on or before the. Tlweel'flth day of May, 19314. iAncj;uibt4ce is farther 'given tha,ta'f- ter the said 'last mentioned date the executors will ,proceed to distribute the assets of the estate leaving regard only to 'th'e claims of, which they then shall have notice. (Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 123rd day of April, 1931. ,71OIHIN J. IHUU1GIGWRD, Seaforth, Ontario, ,Solicitor for the Executors.