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The Seaforth News, 1934-05-10, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. HENSALL. Regular meeting of village cot held Monday cveniug at 8 tom.. council chamber with all menu present Minutes of ,previous me'e read, !Petty -Shepherd that the r Utes be adopted as read, Carried 'Case appeared asking for the us part of the park property for pas again this year, 'Petty -(Sangster, G. Case be allowed use of part park prcVerty at the usual fee vied, 8, •Cl, Bonthron reported h ing his collector's roll over to Treasurer and the arrears of ta to $422.00: C. S. 'Hudson, assessor, handed the 419,34 assessment roll, Carried,bison-Shepherd,•bison-hepherd, that we accept assessment roll as handedr in. Carr Petty -Sangster, that we. hold the meeting of the court of revision the assessment roll on Monday, '1 28 at 8 p.m. Carried: IA. L Case. peered and 'presented a petition si ed by a large major=ity of the r payers on a section of IRichmond South asking for road oil. Os Klapp appeared re road machin Communications read froth the lowing: Dow Chemical Co., 3fi1 P. C. Buckley, re licenses, same to procured; 'Dominion Road Machine filed: R. IPatlersan, re road mach ery, filed; J. !D.Adants, re road •hitt ery, =tiled; Canadian Perform Rights 'Society, Ltd., 'filed. 'Pet Shepherd, that licenses for park a hall be procured. Carried, Robison ported re' band instruments and securing of some seven ins'trumes Petty -Sangster, that 'Levi 'Rands Paid at the rate of 30'cents per ho while ditching. Carried. Bills and counts read as follows: Casey 'H :on, streets, 6!1.60, Canadian Perfor ing Righty 'So'ciety, license,611.0; L Rands, ditching beets, VOA; W. Davidson, coal hall, .;71!7,-10; relief G M..Case, coal hall $114,45, tealmi streets, $3,30; D, Mcl(aig•, labor sir a'Oc, Hensall ,Hydro !Commission,, 1, dro, *6,4x; R. Broderick, team scree $7,40; W. R. Davidson, part of C. Hudson salary, $15:05; C. S. i 8udso balance of salary and postage, $22,2 school board, current expense, $100 J. A, Paterson, premium on bon $20; treasurer of Ontario, license h and park, $6,00. Total, 4111113(8,63: Pett Robison, that accounts as read pad. Carried, Petty 'Robison, that parties wishing road oil or cetera chloride present petition to the cle on or before May Path and the c will he added to the taxes of the pr perty benefitted. Carried. Robiso (Petty, that the 'Clerk prepare a .Hyla allowing taxpayers the privilege prepaying taxes and the rate of di count to be five per cent .per annu and no dfscoest to be allowed art November 1,st, Carried. Robiso Shepherd that the clericc prepare bylaw setting the nomination on th last Monday of November and ole tion the first Monday of Decentbe Carried. Petty -Robison, that the cu few bell be rung at 9 p.m, and ask 1 the parents to kindly co-operate. Ca rigid, Petty -Robison, that we now a jouro Carried. Jas. A. ,Paterson, derr .Mrs. Jas, Dick of the London roa south 14 visiting, with her daughte Mr Roy Webber,, Miss Nellie Carmichael of Exeter is visiting for a few days with relatives and friends in town. Miss Fanny Bissett and several friends of London called on friends in town on Sunday, Mr. Jack Sutherland of the Bank of Montreal staff is holidaying at his home at Owen Sound. Inners,( and Henson will open the baseball season at Hensall on May 24, The Chamber of Commerce are mak- ing great preparation for a full day's enjoyment. The C:G I.T. iGleco Club held their regular meeting on Tuesday night a the =rune of the leader, Miss Marg- aret Johnstone, it being social even- ing with the - president, Gladys Pass- more having charge. The Scripture lesson was read by Olive Brock after which a duet was sung by Bella ,Smafe and Irene 'Swale, followed by a reading 'by Olive Lemon and a solo - was then sung by Jean Foster. An interesting reading was given by the leader, Miss Margaret ,Johnstone. The C.GII,T. girls sang a chorus, "It Isn't Any Trouble to Smile." The meeting closed with "Taps" andM'iz- p• ah -benediction. Miss Freda 'Patching, RJN., of Sar- nia, is visiting- with Mr, and Mrs. John Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Janes ,Bont•hron and Fon, Harold, visited in 'Hanover on Sunday. Mr. Archie Filshie is visiting at Mount Forest. Miss Margaret iHabkirk has resign- ed position as 'bookkeeper with Cook Bros. and her place has been taken by Mrs. 'Roy Palmer. Miss Alma .Scruton RN. of Lond- on visited her mother and sisters on Sunday. Mrs. Alice Joynt of Toronto spent the week end with friends in town. Mr, and Mrs, Dave McKard of London visited on !Sunday with Mrs. M.fckard's brother, Mr. Frank Peart. Miss Mae McNaughton of Toronto visited over the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc- Naughton. The 'W.M:S. of the United Church held their meeting on Thursday last in the basement of the church with a good attendance and ' the- president, Mrs, C. A. McDonnell in charge. Af- ter the opening exercise the Scripture lessor was read by Mrs,, McDonnell,, Mrs, (Henry led in prayer. The devo- tional leaflet was read by Mrs. C. Cook, after which Miss 'Greta Lam- mie gave a violin solo,' accompanied on the piano by Miss (Fisher. The Study leaflets' on The Christian Fel- lowship was given by Mrs, C, Mc- Donnell, Mrs. E11cQueen, Mrs. Eld- er and (tie's Morrison. After the dos- ing ,hymn. Airs. Lammie led in pray- er and the meeting closed by' all re- peating the Lord's prayer in unison, " The Mlission Band of the United Church was well attended on Sunday last and a goad programme was pre- pared by Max !Hudson. An exercise ,was given by four 'boys, •solos were given by Ruth and Bobby =Hess, The study was quite interesting, Next Smudgy a Mother's Day .programme will he given and the ntot'h;ers of the mei: ur bins ting ttin- G. e of tore that of Car- and - the axes in Iris` the ieds first on (lay ap- gn- ate . S t, car ery. fol - ed; be ry, in- na- ing ty ltd. re - the its, be ur ae ltd rn- ev'i R. $4; ng eet y - S. n, 0; 0; d, all be all rn rk co o- n - w of s- er n - a e c - r. r - or r- d - k d r, • THE SEAFORTH NEWS. � DANCING to ED. DALY and His 8 Piece Orchestra at DUBLIN Friday, May . 11 Gents 50c. Ladies 25c Dancing at 9 P.M. Band children will be invited. The services in the United 'Church on 'Sunday last were well attended, (Rev, Arthur Sinclair, the pastor, had charge of the services, Special music was rendered by Inc'choir at the mor- ning service. Mrs. (Geo. Hess and Dr. Smillie took the special parts in the anthem, Mr, Sam Rennie san=g as a solo, "The (Lord Is My Shepherd," At the evening service Mrs. Geo, Iles sang a solo and -H=iss ,Annie !Smith, \lies \Pinnies Sangster a'nd Mrs. 'G. '.I --less took a trio part in the anthem. )Next Sunday, May 113, will be Mother's Day. Special services .and special music by a women's choir both morning and evening. Ev- eryone is cordially invited to attend. The Arnold Circle of Cartmel Pres- byterian Church held ,a mother and daughter banquet in, the church on Tuesday evening with about seventy present. The banquet opened with a sing song and a song to Motthers by the Arnold Circle, and a song to llatig.htens, by mothers, The address of welcome was 'given by the Presi- dent, Miss Hhenah .Murray, A toast to mothers, proposed by Mrs, Roy McLaren, responded to by Miss ,Olive Workman; toast to Arnold Circle by Irene Daters, responded to by M'ur- iel ,H'oskinso piano duet by -Mrs. Young and Irene Hoggarth• quar- tette by Irene Daters, Mabel Work- man, Irene Iloggarth; Mrs, =Hotton solo, Mrs Young, In a few well cho- sen words Miss Mabel Workman In- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs, '13: C. Edwards, who spoke on the Life of Mary Powers, which was very'in- teresting and much enjoyed by ,all. The president then thanked all who co-operated to make this banquet such a splendid success and elosed by all sitigutr Auld Lang Sync, Mfr, A. R; E. Hemphill spent a few days in Toronto this week. Mr. T. 0, Daymond has improved the appearance of the front of his store by repainting it and the store in future will be runt as a Superior store owned and operated by H. 0. Day - man. Tuesday was their opening day attcl in the evening at 1111 o'clock two baskets of groceries were given away, -hiss Helen Smith and Mrs. Fred Mates, hoth of !Hensall were the Iucky ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and family of Windsor have moved into the house owned by the late !Geo. Case on South Richmond street. Mr. T. W. Palmer spent Tuesday in London, Mfrs, Roy Paltrier and little daugh- ter returned home on Friday from London where they had been visiting friends for a week, The ,Welfare Youth Club of Carm- el Church held tite=r meeting on Monday evening. The meeting open- ed with a hymn anti prayer. After the minutes were read and business part of the meeting the topic was very ably taken by .Miss Hannah Murray. The Y.P.S. of the United Church held their meeting on Monday. even- ime-, The meeting opened with singing a hymn. After the prayer, instead of the usual Scripture lesson, All read 'he Beatitudes in unison, A solo by Lorne Elder, Mrs, F'ilshie gave an interesting topic, on Augustine, after which there was a musical contest, which was in charge of Miss Greta Lantmie, The meeting closed by sing- ing a hymn and all repeating the Mizpah benediction, itr, Walker Carlile has been con- fined to his home for a few days through illness. 'Miss Margaret MdLaren of 'Lon- don is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, .Robt. McLaren Mrs. Maud Heddea has been quite poorly for the ,past few weeks. Her many friends hope to soon see her around in her usual hearth again. Miss Bessie McKay has taken. a position with Mrs. A. Ross. hleeasetll Council are having the curfew hell rung at 9 o'clock, com- mencing on MMay 6, and hope parents of the children will &,-operate in hav- ing this law observed. MORRIS. !Ailing for the past six months'Jer- entiah Brydges passed away on Mon- day at his home in Morris Tovnsitip. Deceased, who was in his.'76th year, was a son o1 Thomas and Sarah Brydges, and 'died • on the farm' where he was born, He was the oldest mem- ber of a family of eleven. Surviving are his wife, who fas formerly Eliza McCrea, four daughters, Mrs. R, ,Higgins, and llrs. A. : Nethery of Morris, \frs, S. Halliday of Kitchen- er and Mrs, • F. Culp of Detroit, a sun, \Wiiilant, at home, three sisters, Mrs. 'Catherine Brandon of Blayfield, Mrs, Mary Granby of Morris, Mrs. Esther Shoehottoin of •Belgrave, and two brothers, Archibald and Thomas of Morris, The funeral was held W.ed- nesday; 'interment in Brandon ceme- tery, Belgrave, A Power of its .Own.—Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil has a subtle power of its own. Ail who have used it kn:oaw this and keep it by tjteri as the most. ralnable liniment available. Its uses are innumerable and for many years it has been prized as the 'leading lini- rnent f or man and beast. TOWN 1�ToP zCS TWENTY-FIVE, YEARS AGO. Checkers Expert. T, Walton who has just re- turned from a trip to the o'Icl land, is again interesting himself in his favor- ite garne of Checkers, On IF •riday ev- ening last he played against eight of Clinton's best sten, sinoultaneously, playing in all sixteen games, 'reit of these games were 'von by Mr. Walt- on, four were drawn, and one went' to Mr. Hoover of Clinton, All of these games were played within one •hour, At the conclusion of these simultan- eous matches Mr. Walton assailed the combined talent of Clinton in consult- ation, and "blindfolded," i.e., seeing none of the moves, :finally succeeded in .placing this game to his credit, It will be remembered that bit. Walton defeated M. j. L. 'Garvin in Hamilton last year. This year Mir. Garvin won the Canadian championship, but \1r. Walton was not there to be reckoned with. Mfr, Walton, we are told, has already sent a challenge to Mr. 'G'arvi,n, Struck By Board. Mr, Wm, Henderson, James street, who is in the employ of the Canada .Furniture Company, happened with a very dangerous accident on Saturday. He was carrying a board in the fac- tory, when one end of it caught in a belt, causing the other end to strike him violently in the face, giving .him a very nasty cut across the cheelc. The force of the blow threw him ,nth the top of 'hit head a,gains't.the end of a pile of lumber, inflicting an ugly scalp wound two and a half' inches in length on the crown of the head, —The wounds were both quite deep and bled profusely, Eight nitch- es were necessary to dress the wounds, Obituary. Mr. A. C. VanE;ginotul Jr. died in Egmandville ort Tuesday, and was buried on Thursday. He suffered from a tumor on the brain and has 'been 111 since about New Year's. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters_ The eldest son, Harold, is in Edmonton, and the two daught- ers jean and Belle, are living in To- ronto. The youngest sot, Arnold, is at home with the mother. For some years Mn-, 1'aniEgmnnd owned and operated a woollen mill in Blyth, Of late years, he lived in Egntoudville. Ile was a quiet, industrious man, Items. Mr, Clifford Whitlock of Thames Road, formerly employed in the el- ectric light plant here, has been re- engage(' as engineer, —lIr. George Crabbe left last week for Kincardine where he has secured a position as engineer in the electric light plant of that town. -- Mr. James Anderson, own contntissioner, Was in 'Iiarlot:1 last week calling on old friends,—Mr. Charles Brown of =port IIttron, _Mich„ has taken a position as tailor with Stewart Bros., where he is illtrodne- ing the latest ideas in American tail- oring.—Mr, B. Dttffy and family leave today for Rochester, N.Y.—The fol- lowing were ticketed to distant point's, lis Agnes D. Hays of Seaforth to Lemberg, Saslc,, and return, Miss Jennie Kenny of Dublin, to Calgary, Alta., and return, Mr. S. G. Hoode of Seaforth to Saskatoon Sask.; Mr. Duffey and family, to Rochester, N. \r; )jr.sR. N. Hays to New York; Miss Friel to Detroit; Mr. W. Far- quhar of Hullett to Saskatoon, Sask, —The death occurred in Mclkillop on Sunday forenoon of alt did and res- pected resident in tite person of Wil- liam Fletcher Graham, (Deceased had reached the advanced age of sixty- three years and 'six ntanth,s. He was a son of the late Rev, Mr, Graham, of 'Egmoidville. The funeral took place from his late ,home, 'lot 28, con- cession 8, an Monday, and proceeded to the place of interment in the Eg- ntondvidle cemetery -,—Mr, Wm. Char- lesworth has invested in a swell`rub- ber tire buggy.—Mrs, J. Rundall is, seriously i11 at present. — Mr. Wm, •Arcltijbaid and Mr, A. Buckle -.have been beautifying (their residences with cement side -walks.. Walton. Miss Ethel Wilson of Detroit is vis- iting relatives in the village, — Mr, Thos,' MclFaslzean jr, who has been confined to the house for about five months, is making slow progress to- wards 'recovery.—Mr, E. Calvert, who so long and ably conducted the man- agement of the Sovereign Bank here left on Monday morning for' Toron- to, where he has accepted a lucrative position with the Home (Bank.—Mr, John McDonald„ in addition to his lum her and heading mills, intends putting in a plant for the manufacture of staves, --.Earl McLeod left on • Tuesday for British Colutnlbia, Hensall. Mr. and Mrs, Stiles, are moving back to town and taking Mrs, ?en- gelly's house.—Miss -1M'dlntyre has returned fronn Varna, where site spent the winter,-e'grs. Bennett and daughter Greta of Calgary werein town last week,-4Messrs. L. and N. Cudhnnre, 'two nephews of Mr. R. Cudmo:re, arrived from Plymouth, 1Eniglanti, and are visiting him, --On Wan INIIIMMAN•Piarla.00/111•00 THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934' \lonclay another of the old pioneers 1 laid l who 1 c the fotitidatidit of the pres- ent prosperity of (Huron county pass- ed to the great beyond, in,the per son of John MclLaren, The deceased was born in (Perthshire,' Scotland, and cause to Canada with his brother, Ito-. bent, in 16,414. He settled on the farm which he owned and Inas always re- sided there till e few years ago, since then he utas trade Itis home with his nephew, 'Robert McLaren, on. the ad - ;joining lot. He lived to see his 86tit year, The iuternt•ent took place from his late residence to Hensall Union cemetery, COURT :OF REVISION • Township of Hullett A Court of !Revision on the Ass- essment ,Roll will be held in the Conrnttunii'ty Hall, Londesboro, on May ."liilst in the a'fterno'on at the re- gular 'Council nveetin,g. Any comp- laints must be in the hands of the Clerk before that date, JIAIS. W. McCO'OL, Clerk I-Iullett Twp.' TENDERS WANTED Tenders for alt operator for the Stone -crusher, whose duty it shall be to secure and keep tite time of the then ,and teatnsiter§ employed, direct the placing gravel on roads as stipu-, dated, and oversee the upkeep anti condition of the machinery, Also tenders for the trucking of gravel from the stone -crusher for distances over two miles, tenders to stipulate theprice per yard -anile. Tenders to be in the itlaatds of the Clerk on or before May 1111th: D. F, Mc'GIPJEIGOIR, Clerk, 119 TENDERS WANTED Township of Hullett Tenders will be - re- ce- ived until 'noon, \bay 115th, to furnish power and op- erate the Hullett Gravel Crusher at the rate of 260 'Rev. per minute. All crushed material to go through an, inch screen and be crushed to the satisfaction of the Council and -Road .Superintendent, The ,Contractor to move tite Crusher from one l=it to the other without additional cost to the Township, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Council will remove the sur- face from the various pits prior to crushing. Tenders will also be received for a truck to haul a% yds. per load of crushed material front the crusher, as directed by the Road Superintendent, and the price to be stated to be per yard mile. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, For further particulars apply to -the !Reeve, Councillors, or Twp, Clerk, JAS. 'W,Mc0OOL, Clerk Iiullett Twp. 19 FOR SALE' rA variety of Perennials, choice Delphiniums, including white odes, tvvo year plants. Canterbury Bells, cup and saucer variety; early cabbage and cauliflow'er. A.111 other plants later, A. L. 'Porteous. , 1119.. FOR SALE OR RENT Farm of 75 acres, the 'South .half of Lot number 10 in the lll!th concession of the township of ll:dKillop and also for sale, 18 -room frame house and a .good barn and six lots, opposite the Seaforth collegiate. For .further particulars apply to Mrs. L. Richards or Mrs. C. Mc- Cormick, opposite the Seaforth Ooi- legiate ffnstitute, or John H. Best, Solicitor for the Executrices. 19 DUBLIN.' ,Mr. and Mrs, =Phillip Kenny. are settled in their new' home in tD'ublin. We are glad to report that Mrs, Jack Meagher is able to be around again after being confined to the house for several weeks. • Miss Catherine Kra.uskopf of iLc- iKillop is visiting with her sister, Miss Mary Krauslcopf, 'of St. Thomas, for a few clays.- (Fishing is the order of the day at present.. Tealners and shovellers, who were employed on the Staffa -hill, have stopped 'work fora couple of weeks for seeding, Mrs .Robert AMcCorniick of Detroit is holidaying with ,iter parents, Mr, and 'Mrs, James Ke'attskopf, TJtf1>lis. Mrs, James Shea, who has been suffering from a fractured deg, is re covering. Mrs. Cecelia ,Rowland has -moved into. the frame house on the Highway corner, which Mrs. Sant AMurray oc- cupied during the winter, Toothache and neuralgia are in- stantly relieved with Douglas' Egyp- tian Liniment, lA quiic'k, sure remedy. Also recommended for burns, sprains, sores and inflammation,. • 'Want and For Sale Ads, 11 time, 25c Friday & Saturday CASH ONLY LaewMa hrs 4..59 Men's Work e�pj Shoes, pair, .. , 2.25 Johnson's Glo-Coat ..pint 60c Johnson's Floor Wax 60c Johnston's Liquid Wax.., 60c SEPOY FLOUR 219 per cwt. ■ Red Rose Tea, , , .. , . , , ib. 49c Galeria Tea lb. 59c Pure Lard .,,,,,,:2 lb. 21c Pastry Flour 24 Ib. 53c Gran: Sugar 10 lb. 68c: ,�"3/'�L�UX SOAP, 1 pkge LUX 21c7 W. i • J. FINNIGAN UNRESERVED SALE i0.1 'Househo=ld Fumit ure,—There will bb offered for sale by public auc- tion at .the premises, John street, Sea- forth, on isaturday, May 1191h, at 2 p.m., the following: di bedroom suite,• springs and two mattresses, 2 small table,, 1, large chest of drawers, rack, mirror, 2 -good wicker chairs, 1 =Wicker floor lamp, 2 plant stands, ' 1 child's cot with mattress, child's rock- ing ducks, d1 high chair and ll baby's bassinett on, owheels, nearly new, aghnf ; pictures, kitchen table, 1. large kitchen glass cupboard, Chesterfield suite, -11 smaller cupboard, 1 6 -day clock in good order, 1, toilet boovi with flush tank, 2 panel doors, quan- tity of len=der, scantling, verandah plant stand and several odd chairs, Crown '(Huron range, trellises for roses, sealers, jars, bedroom dishes, tilt (tour bin, Ih annex, 'linoleum, 1 wood trunk, ,b Singer hand sewing machine in good condition, oil 'lamps, 6 oak dining room chairs, 1' oak dining room table, 11 oak buffets, 1 lawn mower, washing machine and wring- er, several articles too numerous to mention. The proprietor having sold h. residence and :is leaving town, ev ery thing ..will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. 1I rank Baxter, Proprietor; Wigg, .Auctioteer, WATCH FOUND ILn St, Colunhan, ;\ii.yone proving ownership ntay have same by paying expenses. ,Apply to the News Office. 119 PASTURE FOR RENT ,For the coating stammer, lot 3, con. 5, 1iR,S, Tuckerstnith, Terms easy. 1Cioocl grass and water. Apply to Jno. Sproat, Seaforth. 20. FOR SALE =Building 20'x36', walls 12' high, If interested phone 44'1( or write And- rew Archibald, Box 262, .Seaforth, 19 FOR SALE Former Stewart ,gas station ands seven acres of land 'with house, on N. Main street, 'If not sold willbe rented, Apply !10 1J1oiei: A. Cudmore;. Executor for Henry !Cudntore Estate,. - Clinton R, 1R,'2, Phone 3 on 610. FOR SALE Hatching eggs front 'h=igh producing S.C, White iLeghorns, ,Ilate'hes run- ning 60 to 68 per cent. Prices. reason- able. Wm, .Rartledge, Seaforth' RR. 2,, ,Phone Clinton Central 646-2. 2;1: FARM FOR' SALE 100 acres of good land situated in. Stanley Tp, near Village of Bay:field. Good buildings. Lots of water, Bush, and orchard and small fruit. Priced, cheap, Apply to .News Office/ FOR SALE OR RENT Modern dwelling on south side of Goderie'h street, Seaforth, 1. block front Main street, churches 'and schools. New three-piece bathroom, new furnace, electric light and town water . installed. House has been, Freshly painted and decorated: - throughout. (Immediate possession cart be given. .Apply to R. S. Hays =Seaforth, ' USED CARS FOR SALE One 11922 Chrysler 'Coupe, one 19231 ,Chrysler Coupe, These cars have ,been overhauled and are in first class. condition, Joh'n 'MacLean, Egmond- ville. CHICKS WILL BE CHEAPER. Conte to our breeding farm and see. for yourself the quality chicks we are producing to be sold at rock bottom: prices. \Ve also have started chicks, pullets, young cockerels, both Rocks and Leghorus,- at most reasonable. prices, Phone 137 r 3, Seaforth, An- drew A. Moore, Seaforth, ROOMS TO RENT Living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and summer porch,. HOUSE TO RENT Apply to W. G. Willis Shoe Store, On Railroad street, (louse and gard- Seaforth, 20 est, 'Apply to George Bell, Seaforth. t19, NOTICE TO CREDITORS SEED PEAS FOR SALE A small quantity of seed peas for sale. !Phone 1t33r1115. Alex, Wallace, Tuckersntith• 119. LOST ,On Friday, May 4th, on either I-Ifghway going west front (Seaforth, or on -1-IclKillop.Hitllctt town• line. a finer suitcase, Finder kindly phone 3311. -'2133. 40 IAnptotixe is further given th•ata,f- ter the said 'last mentioned date. the. CARD OF THANKS executors will proceed to distribute - Notice is hereby ; given that al.t creditors and others having claims. against the estate of Mary Pryce, late• of the Town sof Seaforth, in the Coun- ty of, Huron, Widlow, deceased, who" died on the 29th day of March, 1934,; are required to forward their claims. duly proven to the undersigned, sol- icitor for the executors, on or before - the T'w.el'ft'h clay of May, 18311. The family of the late Joseph Nigh .wish to thank their friends and neigh- 'bors for 'their kindexpressions. of sympathy during their. recent ber- eavement, : for the spiritual bouquets and floral tributes and also those who kindly loaned cars. 4 v TEND/ERS FOR COAL AND COKE SEALED Tenders addressed to the undersigned and. endorsed "Tender for Coal," will be received until 12 o'- clock noon i (daylight saving), Thurs- day, June 14, 1934, for the s'up'ply of coal and coke for the Dominion 93uiMclings throughout the ;Province, of OOirtario. Forams of tender w=ith specifications the assets of the estate having regard` only to the claims of .which they them shall have notice. =Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this, 23rd ,day orf April, 19314. JiOIHIN J. IHUIG1GAIR11D; !Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for the (Executors. Percheron PRINCE JALAtP imp, [13884]; '199756 ,Color, d'appl'e gray. Route for 1984: Will leave his stable at Dominic Reynolds, Elgnaonidyin e, Mlo 111 d a y morning, starting May 111411, and pro- ceed to John M:cLac'hlan,s,' lot 114 con. 7, T'ucieersnti't'h, for (noon Thence 'east to I-Iaroid Kerslake's, lot 26, con 9, Hibbert, for ...Monday night. !Tuesday, north to Frank Jordan's, 101214, cot, '4, Hibbert, for noon. Thence north and west to Wnt. Cita- an d conditions attached can be ob- ry's, lot 23,1 ,con, tabled front 'the'P'urch'asing A' l St. Coluiarblan, For, Dept, of (Public Works, Ottawa; and the Supervising Architect, 316 Adel- aide St, 'East, Toronto, Ont. ,'readers will not be considered un- less made on the forms supplied by the ;Department and in, a•ecordanca with departmental s'pecilfication's and conditions. The right to demand front the suc- cessful tenderer a deposit, cot •exceed- ing A per cent of the amount of the tender, to .secure the 'proper fulfilment of the contract, is reserved, 8' order, 14. DE6irr•\TDINS, artnaen iSecretary, D;e P t .of Public Works, Ottawa; May 8,. 19314, Tuesday night. Wednesday -North to Lvy Hander - Son's, 'lot 23, con. 4, MeiICillap, for• noon. Thence east and north to Tint Lynch's, rot 111, con. 6, \McKillop, for Wednesday night. •T'hurs'day—Noon, Wm, Jacobs, lot 1314, Itmile west of Brodhagem. Thence west to Ed. Rowland's, lo:t`30y con, 64 MlclKillop, for Thursday night. 1Friday--West and south to Bert lStephens on's, Kareberu, for noon, Thence totlHerbent Fonvler's 3 utiles west of Seaforth for Friday night, 4Salturday—Goesmite east ansi utile south and therm to his o'wn stable, until Monday morning, William Lawrence, Owner. Dom- inic Reynolds, Manager.