The Seaforth News, 1933-04-13, Page 4,.PAIGE FOUR.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1933
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
Snowdon Bros., Publishers.
WALTON.
Keep the date open for .the splay in
Workmen's Hale, Walton, on April
21st under auspices df Ladies' Aid 'of
1St, George's Chur'c'h.
The Glieaiers'' Mission Band . of
.tuff's United Church held their regu-
,ar.monbhly meeting in.the :school
loam of ,the c'hurah on Sunday, 'AP'ril
tth, with a ,good. attendance. Meeting
was Opened. .by s'in'ging the Welcdmte
-'tong, .after which Jack Drager read
,the Scripture lesstin ('the ,Easter story
5n Mark 15:11'41I6) +after which MTs.
.Bryanvs led in prayer. ,Roll call follow -
,ed ..and ..ablaut 40 'responded. 'M'i'nutes
,of last meeting were read ,and adapted.
.Bu:sln'ess was d'iscu'ssed' in connection
veiuh Easter concert to be held on
tIi'ras'ter ,Monday cdmmenoing at ei'glat
o.citook. Please bear +this concert in
eauind.for.sbaff and members .have 'spar-
ed no pains to make this entertain -
:anent a,suuccess Admission I115c adults;
,.children ,free, ILantenn slides- on Africa
.alt •i the close of the concert. After all
'.was .se'ttl'ed in this connection, classes
:formed :for study period at the
con
clusian of Which
meet'i'ng was closed
'with singing and Miapah bened'ictio'n.
iThe R'dwla'nd orchestra will play
"for 'dances in Blyth, April "17'tlh; Wal-
ton, April 119ih; and. Clinton, April
Mrs. 'Meet Murray of,Dublin, who
ihas been visiting her sister, Mrs, Geo.
Williamson, .has returned home.
:Mrs, L IBdltost of M'dKi11dp is visit -
ling Mrs. W. .Huai
+ her u P
.ddla J
g+
Humph -
tries.
:1Lr. Douglas Ennis spent Monday
:,in Stratfard.
1'8r, .and Mrs, Jas. Mann are moving
o'n .to the Harm on the 171th of Morris
which they ,have rented,
I'r. Lawrence Ryan wears a striae
-these days. •QIt's a boy,)
l/Liss Mildred Sellars spent the week.
'end with friends in Kitchener.
Report says there .veil be a wedding
in the near future. The .boundary is to
supply the groom.
BLYTH.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew M'dNidhol
-spent Friday et Mr. Jas, MdNic'hol's
of McKillop.
'lir. and Mrs. Chas. tNicholson and
Gordon spent 'Wednesday at 'Wing-
hana and also called on Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Brydges •and. Mr. and' Mrs, Ab-
ner Nethery.
Mr, and Mrs. John 3LcNiehoi and
Autry visited Mr, Samuel Storey of
:LIlast •
'axillap on ThY week.
of
Mr. and Mrs. ,Clarence Johnston
and Iona spent Sunday with Mr. and
,Mrs. John Gras'by.
The :Historical Research meeting of
the 'Women's I'nstitu'te was held' in
'Memorial 1Hall on April 6th with a
large attendance. The secretary read
a letter From 1Londesboro Institute
stating that the summer speaker who
was to have addressed the combined
'branches of Belgrave, Blyth and Lon-
.desboro, had been cancelled by the
Department, !The above 'branches will
still ,go to Lond'esboro tor' a friendly
-meeting. On motion of Mrs. ;Watt :and
Mrs. Kelly a .new music book will be
procured for the use of the meetin'g's.
A communication from Clinton hos-
pital was .received asiain'g .for a dona-
tion. John !Barr, president of the Ag-
ricultural Society, came with a.re'quest
that the In'stitu'te assist the Fair
-Isoard this year in paying off indebt-
edness. 'P'resi'dent, 'Mrs, J. W Scott
..and secretary, Mrs, A. M. Calciough,
'were appointed a committee to meet
-the • Fair board to discuss the ques-
tion. The 'speaker .of' the meeting was
Dr. W. J. Milne, wlao gave .a splendid
-address on the sulbliect of Memories
of Long Aga in Comparison •with
To -day. The Doctor had several rare
,odins for inspection,. also a $5:00:bi11 of
the year '17148, one of ,the first in cir-
,culation, He stated there 'Were '25,000
more ,people in Huron, 50 years ago
'than now. Fifty-two years' ago B'iyth's
-population was 01260, .now it is around.
700. Are we progressing as we should?
he asked. The country has, gone ahead
too fast and. has accumulated an en-
ormous debt, also to the unemphoy-
ment situation, he spoke of the 'change
in citizens these being only two here
mow that were 'here ,fifty-two years
ago. He impressed upon this h•earer,s
the importance ,orf ,public 'health and
urged the 'Institute to work along that
'line. He also showed Nie necessity of
'keeping records .oil organizations 'for
future reference. On motion ,of Mrs.
,A. !B. Carr and Mrs. Jas. Watt a 'hea'r-
ty vete of thanks was tendered the
doctor for his ad'dress. 'Mrs. Jas, 'Cott.
one df the- charter members Of the lens
s'ti'ttute, was. present and gave a brief
talk an the docto'r's skill i'n'his :proles-
si:on, :Mrs. 1Wighibman ,gave some in-
'format'ion reg'ardi'ng the number of
former memibers •deceased in I20 years,
'FA. Farewell" was the ti'tl'e of a recit-
ation given by'Alma Munro, A ,mu'oh
ap,prectated 'duet, "He 'Wlas Nailed to
the Cross," was given by 'Mrs. L.
IScriintgeou.r an'd Mrs. '131. [Herrington,
'followed by a reading 'Go, 'West
N'seiug M'an," by Mrs. Jas. Watts. The
ladies spent a social hour in viewing
the 'exhib'it of 'an'tiques on display,
same over '100 years old, quilts, bed-
spread's, sthavels, 'pdveder .horns, flask's,
pewter teapots, crimpers, moulds,,
v'as'es, shiver, candlesticks, table cloth's,
-potato mashers pictures and numer-
ous other exhibits. Special mention
-should :be made of the ''com,mitbee in.
charem. Mrs. 'James Cumming, Mrs.
Tas• Watt, Miss A, 'Gillespie, Mrs. A.
IB, Carr, ,for making• the meeting a
success. Those 'bringing antiques
were Mesdames !Cumming, Gillespie,
Watt Fear, !Elliott. Oolol•ough, Kelly,
!Mists Caa'sie McMillan and ethers,
!Group No. 11 served a dainty lu.neh.
Mrs. H. M'dElrev, 'Mrs. T. McGee.
'Mea. 15 . El'Fiott Mrs. R. 'Fear.
The .Acini meeting .of the 1W'M,1S.
and the Women's Association of the
Oaken street TTnitrd'Church was held
the home nt Mrs. E. !Bender on
ITuesAav, Arnril 4th with a s'plend'id
atte'lrlance.. 1st vire president, Mrs.
n.,,-1 -. naes'ided. The ,WIA, attend
a+,>ir meeting with the use of hymn
rel. after, which the 'Lord's prayer was
renearte3 in unison. After the reports
tip
Factory Upholstering
Work Done and Guaranteed by
C. Atchison
Prices Reasonable. Phone 179
JOHN GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash
were given ,the meeting wars brou'gh't
to a close' to allow the W.M.S. to pro -
seed with their (Easter thank offering
,meeting. Hymn, "Christ the !Lord is
IRisetf To -day," +was sung, Mrs, Carr
led in prayer, the Baster message was
read by Mrs. "Wightinan. The respon-
sive worship service, fPWe Would See
1J'esu's," Was used. ,Mrs. IN. 'Saunders
sang an appropriate solo, Mrs. 'Rev.)
W.. G.'B'uel! gave an inspiring and in-
structive of
a' re
Avo pF
tie address.
s'truc v
a : entered
2tirs Bue
fl the Has-
tion w s t ,
ter thankoffering was then taken tip
dedicating :prayer was offered by
Mrs. 'Slater. The secretaries gave in-
teresting reports, the supply secretary,
!Mrs, Fawcett, reported' several dona-
tio'ne For quilts for the bale ,for Ox-
ford House, Selkirk, to be sent in
Vane, 'The .hera'lds' work was taken 'b'y.
Mrs. Carr, .China; Mrs. J. W Mi'l'ls,
'Japan; M•rs. E. Pollard, Trinidaid, A
letter was read from the 'Presbyterial
,president, Mrs. 'Rev.) W. P. Lane,
ISeafotrth, on the ,Kingdom of God
'M'ovem'ent, sponsored by Or. Kagawa
of Japan. "Oh Lord, revive thy work
beginning with me," asking •th'e Aux-
iliary to spend the first five minutes
'o•f the day in •prayer. Hymn 185 was
sung, the meeting closed with .the
e wed
ediction. The group in charge s r
a ten -cent tea. 'Mesdames Bender, F.
Huckstep, •H. McElroy, E.
Pollardr.andJohnston and
Mr. Mrs. `H..C. J
family spent the week end with
friends near Hamilton.
.Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Ho -aver, who
have spent the winter with - their
Ittnuan
daughter, liter
Mrs, Norman Wn !;
Gore Bar, Manitoulin Island returned
home last week.
BRUCEFIELD.
The officers and teachers of the
Sunday School of the B,rucefield Unit-
ed Church gathered at tine home of
the Superintendent df the school, Mr.
C. H. Haugh, on the eventing of
Thursday of last week, The °can-
Sion of the meeting was to' bid fare-
well to one who for many years had
been a teacher of a class in the Sun-
day Soltool. After a pleasant evening
had been spent Mrs. Brook, teadter
of the Beginater's' Olass, read the fol-
lowing address and Mr. Haugh pres-
ented, in the name of the officers and
tea'chers, a beautiful teacher's B'i'ble
and a leather bound Dopy orf the hym-
nary. Mrs. Addison, although taken
completely by surprise, replied in a
few suitable words. The fol'l'owing is
the address: "To Mrs. Jloseplh Addi-
son: We 'have learned with deep re-
gret of your proposed removal ,from
amongst us. Lt is inevitable th'a't such
changes should come about, as -a kind
Providence orders our lives, and yet
when they do co'tne, it is with mingl-
ed' feelings that 'we meet them. Your
going from our Church and Sunday
'School at this time cannot seem to
us to be other than, a very great loss,
The deep ,interest you have always
manifested in the work of OUT Sunday
!School has been a master of great joy
and helpfulness to us all, as well as a
real bonen and blessing to those
whose pnisilege 11 bbs been to' be mem-
bers of the different classes Of which
foam time to time you 'have been the
faithful teacher. Our 'hope and prayer
for you is that is the church with
which you may connect yourself you;
may find congenial friend's and a real
oap'pontu,nity !for service,
IWe cannot think of you as being
other than actively useful in some
branch of the • wank of the Sunday
'School, even as you have been while
with us, and, although we 'keenly feel
the loss we are about to. sustain
through. your removal, we know that
the church to which you go will be
the richer -for, your, :presence with
them. As .Officers and Teachers of the
-
Sunday 'School of.the BrunetfieldUn-
ited Chu'rdh, we ask you, to accept suis
Bible and Hiymtnary as a rememb'ran'ce
of our love and esteem. Signed: C. H.
Haugh, 'Smit.; Hugh iAlikenhead'., Asst.
Sup't."
Address and Presentation.—A large
gathering of friends mad neighbors.
held, a reception in Watson's 'hall, at
Kippen, on Monday, Alpril 'iOth,in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jack -
eon, The bride and groom were .pres-
ented with a pair of chairs and a lib-
rary table and Mr. Larkie Mellis read
the folib'wing address:
"Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Dear Sala
and Harold: Irn view of the fact that
von have recently in the staunch ship
orf `Love,' set the sails and embarked
on the 'adventurous sea orf Mabri:m'ony,
we, your friends and neighbors, have
Tethered here to -'night as a tangible
ex'pres'sion of the high esteem and
'n,cere :good wishes to you 'both. May
the Divine Providence who regulates
all events of time blend into. Peace
1
Contentment all the various series
-f future events of your Lives. We
st your troubles may he subtrac'ted.
"...rt your cares you divide, but the
:n.vsand hones be a'dded and the
btu sings ntult riled. Nott for its in
`-,nsir value, but as a small token of
STANLEY.
Mr, Percy Johnston was taken to .a
!London 'hospital last Friday to re-
ceive medical treatments as he has
not been ,enj'oyin'g good health for
some time. We have he may soon ,be
restored to his .usual 'health:
'Miss Mabel 'Calvet. spent a few d'ay's
visiting her mothieir at Clinton,
Th'e ISaoramenit ,of. the Lord's 'Su'p-
'per will be db'sbrved at Goshen, Blake
and V'arnta churches next 'Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong
and family visited' the ,farmer's Mother
Mrs. Anms'trong, in Olinton last Fri-
day.
Mr: and Mfrs. R. Turner of L'ucan,
accompanied by their daughter .and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert
Freok'feton, paid a- .visit to Mr. and
Mrs, George Campbell on 'Mon'd'ay af-
ternoon.
T'he young peoplle olf'Blake and Go-
shen United Church :are staging ' a
p/'ay in iB'la/ke Church On Thursday
evening of this week entitled, 'Farm
,Folks," in three 'acts. There veil! also
be music and many other ' interesting
i't'ems in the program
)ancing!
HAROLD WAGNER AND HT'S
MINE -PIECE O,RIO!LE CLUB
ORCHESTRA
at Dublin
Easter Monday
N'I'GHT, APRIL 17th
Couple 75 cents. Extra lady 25c
"A POPULAR ANNUAL EVENT" TRY
Sense 'Institutions come and go,, :but lllesple'S
linger 'round .a spell Gam® �/ �r
And why they vanish from our Sight,
'tis Mighty 'hard to tell,
'Butt they don't seem to have in thetas
the life for !anger years,
Or as
yet bo have their psing off,
marked b'y a gusts• of tears,
',Blurt other, cuatofn's that we have; are
snipe with .honored age,
And unto one of these' 'h'ere, th'i'ngs,
we dedicate this page.
(Why, 'fang about tins time of year,,
When 'Whntdr''s,on the wane,
!And when the ,Almanac each week,
call''Is for a bit of rain, •
When other days are chilly like, and
canes a skiff of molar,
'Along tlres'e slbrndes that •goodll'y
thing, "Tlhe''Seaforth
!Spring 'Shaw."
Ali, have we not, each ,one .of urs, • in
days. t'a'ts passed away,
BBuilt, up upon that there event, to
'have orre;g'losioun day.
You know it'is one splendid thing, this
once a year oc'c'asion,
„ 'When farmers came to town, "By
tiling," and, come without
ut
'persuasion,
The 'w'o'men folks they come along,
when the 'weather, itis fine,
And watch t'he menfol'k's straw their
'horsres, an the 'halter and' the
V.emembrauce to 'remitgd, you of our
continued friendship and good wishes,
we ask you to :accept ,this gift and we,
sincerely, hope the •successes, the re-
ward's, and pleasures ,orf life may be ,gi-
ven you in generous and unstinted
measure and that your cup of ,Happi-
ness may be filled to capacity, press-
ed down and evenflowiug, Signed on
!behalf of your Friends and Neigh-
bours."
Mr. Jackson made a suitable reply,
thanking the gathering for their 'kind
gift to himself and Mrs. J'acks'on. The
even'in'g was spent in. dancing.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs, L. Beale and sonsof
(Stratford were ,Sumd'ay visitors with
his mother, Mrs. !C. ,Beale.
1'Lr. ,H. Benninger of Kitchener is
on his vacation.
The many friends of 'Airs. Con Eck-
ert will be sorry to hear of her s'erio'us
operation in''Seaforbh 'hospital.
IDr. +S. Murray 'has 'leased- his farm
up north and farmers are pleased to
hear that Inc .will continue ,his practise
here far the coming summer.
'Mrs. Alex. Da+ring returned :from
tLo'ndonafter a pleasant visit.
Mrs. I. ,Maloney spent Sunday with
Miss Annie Maloney.
Mrs. John Murray spent Sunday
with Mrs. G. K. Holland.
Mr. Joseph, 'Maloney has return-
ed ho'm'e after spending a few days
with his sister, Mrs, ;J. Ryan.
Mrs. J'osep'h Dillon and fa•mily
spent Sunday in our 'burg, ,
The regular 'monthly meeting of
Hibbert ;Counlcil was ,held at Staffa on
Monday, _April 110th., all mentbers .pre-
sent except the 'Reeve .who was un-
avoidably absent on account of ill-
ness, The m'inute's of the bast regular
meeting, also ,of a 'special meeting,
were read, and ado'pted. !Resolutions
were passed: Authorizing the :treasur-
er to sum'm'arize the receipts from the
monthly 'statements 'for the tfinancia4
statement; allowing a :grant of $25 to
the Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan
Agricultural 'Association; writing off
the sum Of I$24 from 'the 193.1 collec-
tor's roll 'being dog tax as 'considered
in,collectible, (Roland 'Kleinfeld-t was
present tthrea'tening action against .the
To'w'nship for recovery of damages
for exemptions at 'seizure -and sale of
his Chattels in May, 1931. No -action
twa's taken. !Raab expenditure orders
for ($4'9.60 and 'general expense orders,
811918.0.0 were 'i'ssued. 'The meeting ad-
journed until 'M'ond'ay. May '8, at ,1
p.m,—Mrs. KK'athlleen 1Feeney, 'Clerk.
HILLSGREEN.
Communion services were held on
!Sunday afternoon in the HilI'sgreen
Church with 'Rev. R. IR, Conner in
charge. 'Lantern slides were givett at
the home of M,r. ,and Mrs. W. Turner
and were much en'j'oyed by ;those pres-
ent.
W.M.S. was held on. Thursday aft-
ernoon at the home of ,Mrs. R. Steph-
enson
'Mrs. W. Love visited her van, Rev.
R. K,'Love, in Victoria IHbs'pit'al, who
is recovering nicely allter an appendi-
citis operabian.
Mr. W. Turner has 'been 'busy un -
leading fert'i'lizer at Kippen station.
Mr, W. J'aero'tt .and Annie visited'
with lir, and Mns. I'sa'ac J,arro!tt on,l
Sunday •evening.
,S'pring fairs are n'ow the circler of
the dray with the fainters in this vic-
inity,
WINTHROP.
The euchre and dance last 'Friday
rven'ing was well attended Ladies'
first prime went to Mrs. Herb. Tram-
nell ladies' brie hands, Miss 'Ruth
-Gordon; ,titer's first prize, Mr. Harold
Agar an•d men's lone 'hands prize to
'Ii=amold 'Pet'h•iak.
The last euchre and glance of the
�mson will be 'held in the hall this
T'hu'rsday niehtuAp'ril 1,3lth.
Mr,. and Mrs, Jake B'r'olotne spent
Sun'd'ay with, Mr. .and Mrs. . John
Beuerman of Brodhagen.
CONSTANCE.
Cleaners & Dyers
WITH YOUR NEXT ORDDR
Phone 196w. We call and deliver
V. J. Gilleap'se, Prop,
. 'Mrs. B. ISlndll''s class, wh'i'ch passed
their ;exams on the Sunday lessons the
Oast three Months, were presented
with their .certificates by Rev, tGandin-
er ''asst Su'p-day. Those .nnalking perfect,
marks were Elia Dexter and, Kelso
'Adams.
Miss 'Gauley,' teacher of Constance,
is s e d
ing her trotidaY,
sat e'
r home
o+ en
O. A.cnv
le also the fn iE
inRip y
‚ion in Toronto.
Mrs. Jack Busbee, who has been
visiting her parenits for the past twc
weeks, return'ed' to hen home
'Chatham on Sunday last: Her broth-
ers,Messes. Roy and Lorne Lawson
aoconupensed her and spent a couple
of -days.
Mr. J. Davids'on and mother of
IBirucefield visited :at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ',Rob't. Lawson an Friday
last:. Mrs. Davidson and, infant son
re'turned home after having spent a
cou'p'le of weeks under the .parental
roof,
IM'r. ,Lyle Warden, Mrs. Bert Fell
and Miss F •ra'yne of 'Staffervisited at
the home of Mr, and, Mrs. R. 'Law
son on Sunday last. •
The W.MS, will hold their Easter
meeting in the school room tof the
,chinch on 'T'h'ursday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley,'af Clinton
visited 'with relatives in the village on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlohn 'Mann and Chil-
dren of near Clinton.spent Sund'ay
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ri�mo'ldlb .
G Y
Mr. Harold Glazier spent the week
end at his parents' home in: Clinton.
Mrs. Tam Pollard visited friends in
'Clinton over the week end.
Mr, Harold Longman spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert tGrimoldby.
STAFFA.
Mr. Henry Golding of Seaforth,
castled on friends on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, S. Robinson, Atwood,
visited with Mr. and Mrs, G. Tuffin,
+recently. '
The Women's Institute wilt meet on
'Wednesday afternoon, April +1'Pth, .Roll
call, Nantes of your public school
teachers. Topic, History Of ,School
Sections in charge of Mrs. Bowman.
The geranium' exchange will be con-
tinued bhris month.
ELIMVILLE
IThe roma-ds are 'drying u'psince the
graders have been working on 'therm.
Mr. and 'M'rs. P. Whitlock of
Thames Road visited at Mr. IH. 'Ford's
on Slund'wy, •
The .members orf the Brotherhood
'held a social evening :last 'Thursday
night ,when: they entertained. +their.
lady friends. A splendid program of
great variety was 'given and • lunch
served afterwards.
;On Monday •night Rev. Peters gave
an interesting display of lantern slides
in the 'church. They were wcenes'from
the, life of Christ.
'Orn ,Tuesday .evening the young lad-
ies of the Mission Circle were enter-
tained by the Circle of Main Street
Church, Exeter, at' the latter church.
McKILLOP.
The regular March meeting -i of the
W.M.S. and ,Ladies' Aid of •Duff's
Gh'urdh5 McI{il'lop, wars 'held at the
home olf Mrs. Angus More with a
goad attendance. 'After working for a
time, the devo'tion'al part of meeting
was taken by Mrs. F. McKercher.
Hymn 768 was sung and all repeated
the 213'rd Psahn. Mrs. Johnston led in
prayer 'a iI the roll was called. Mrs,
H. •Lawreh,ce gave Christian Steward-
ship leaflet, [Business was then: dis-
cussed. Mrs. John IHillebrecht was
appointed delegate to go to Thames
Road Preaibyteria'l. Hymn 386 was
sung and the meeting came to a close
by ajll repeating ,the Lord's prayer. A
social -half hour was s,penit and a delic-
'ou's 1unch was served by the ladies.
Mrs. F. M'dKercher offered her home
for -the next meeting.
, MANLEY.
The many friends of Mr. Jloseph
Johnston are sorry to learn he is un-
der the d,actor's dare and hope for his
speedy reco'ver'y.
A pleasant even'in'g was spent last
Monday at the home of -lir, and Mrs.
WilliamIHtoegy when a kitchen shower
was ,given to Miss Carrie .Eisler .on the
eve of her wedding which is taki'n'g
,place on Wednesday to Mr. Clianeuce
'Rage/e: whro has leased the home of
Mr. Norman B'euer'mann, formerly
known as the houses/bead of the • late
Archie Ferguson, We wish the young,
'cou'p'e a sm'oo'th journey through the',
stream of life,
Mrs. Thos. McKay and Mrs, W.
Manley visiitedtheir mother, Mrs.
Con. Eckert in Sea%orth who is con-
valescing tat Stott 'Memorial Hospital
after a serious operation: We wish, her
a speedy recovery.
in„
And, it lreeadlty must be t'hrilli'ng, for
every chap that tries,
IWdbh a dandy bunch of ho'rse's, for to
prize.
social
twin
,a P
I used to go ' in days:gone past, when
' II"was yo'u'ng and spry,
And with a,stntmg olfhorses, .forothbse
,prizes have a try.
And it's great, "By Jove," you bet it
is, as you may well sntppose,
,With a smaslhing.pair of drafters, win
a nifty suit •of &tithes,
I used to go, you're right I did, untto
that ,Big ,Spring Fair.
And try for a d'and'y "Special" with an
lAgriculltu'ral pair.
And it's grand' to try the sweepstakes,
when :out upon itis mounds,,
!Wirth a big ups'tan'ding gelding,
'weighing nineteen hundred
ipoun''ds,
And if you do not l'a'nd it, of course
you never care.
Some fellow often .gets it, that has a
a stylish mare.
But those big shows, with emblems
red, to either lose or get,
Those things had pleasure once for
ire, I almost feel it yet.
`And
theydecorate those 'horses'
tas
manes, spin ribbons its their
tail,
And with their skill to decorate, they
surely never ,fail,
They get them shlod with beve'l'led
shoes, and dress their feet up
Ifitte,
And pluck and' trim their fancy kgs,
till every 'hair's in lime,
And When they drive their ,in hire
street, they step up gay and
spry,
.'It is. one .grand and glorious sight,
and pleasing to the eye.
And don't you mind when on the
square, they call the ladies trot,
iWthen all the 'lady drivers round, are
right there on the, spot.
And hitched' unto some four wheeled
rig, they make 'their horses fly,
As though it 'were a case for 'them,
to win that thing or die.
An'd have that crowd .did c'la'p and yell
"by heck," it sure was grand,
When .the winner drov-e her noble
steed, up past the Ju'd'ges stand
I've wandered round a quite a bit, on
this old earthly plane,
And seen a quite a lot of things,
that's built to entertain.
A'n'd some sof them are mighty good,
and set up queer and strange,
'They sprinkle all along the line, and
cover quite a range,
taut 'I'd sooner go "By Heck" I would,
unto that 'Sig. Sp -ring Fair."
And step ,right out along the street,
and meet any neighbors there.
There's Joe and Jiim, and, 'Tom and
Tim, Ezekiel, 'Ed. and 'Mac,
IAnd Matt and Ike, and Pat and
Mike, and Finlay, Blab and Jack,
There's Bill and Ben, and Lon and
!Len; and. Ep'hriann, A'b'and Abe,
IAnd Sim and Sam, and Dave: and
(Dan, and Russel, ,Ross and Jabe.
There's Linke and Les, and Wat an'd
Wes, and ;Archie, Dick and, .Don
:And Hugh and Hank, and Fred and•
'Frank, and Wilfrid, Lack and
'Lon.
There's Antos and Andy, 'Silas. and
Sandy, and Cecil, Roy and
'Verne,
;And' N'ic'k and Ned, and. Tad and
'Ted, and Norman" Jake • and,
Ern,
There's Adam and Alf, and Mary and
Ral'p'h, Montgomery, George
and Tete.
IT!hey come from all the 'country
round, and 'make our joy
complete,
And we talk . a'bou't the !Wi'nter, and
the plea'su're of `titre Spring,
!About the price .df ,catItle, and al -moat
everything.
And' ,we watch those •cla'ssy horses,
when ,parading in their togs
'And we sioeatk 'nf't'he depression, and
shout the jump in 'hogs,
'The 'ladies, too, are on the street, they
amble to and fro,
And inspect ahe latest 'fashions, :thlat
the ,merchants 'Move to s'h'ow.
And 'we s'u'rely had one ,glorious day.
every mass and wom'a'n there,
[Let's hnio'e we all shall meet wain, at
"Seafo'rth's Bi:a Sorine
--'"ONLOOKER"
HURON ROAD WEST.
Mr. 'Frank. Gllew has purchased the
nndreebut r; property knn'wii a ilia
Mcilaroi'rt farm, and is'having'Hv'd-
rn•i'ts'talled and will iaiove to it im-
mediately,
EUCHRE
1
DANCE!
at Winthrop
Thursday
APRIL '13th
Good Music.
Admission; iGenips 25e. La'd'ies' wilth.
lunch free.
TUCKERSMITH.
1MIr. Gerard Ruslh, who has. been vis-
iting here for a Month, left 1ror his
'tome in the "West on' Mb:ndaty.
IMis's Mae Wallace .has returnnd
she has
where
� Stratford;
m
'home from
been the past three months.
IA rec'epltiom was held in Kippen hall
on Monday 'evening in honor of Mur.
and Mrs. H'arolld-'Jlacks'on, There was
a large : otldwd and 'ail reported a fine
time, +
'Wedding bell sane still •dtniging in
!this vi'cinti'ty,
Much symp"abhy'''is extended to, the
,family Of the late ,Robert Eigie in
'th'ei'r recent said. ,bereavement.
'Mr. and Mrs. R'o'bert E•bgte, Toron-
to,' and Mrs. John Chesney, .Stratford,
,were here attending the funeral of the
fate Robert Elgte.
,The ;Manch meeting of the Tucker -
smith. 'URF Y.1P.10. was 'held. at the
,home of Mr. C. Haugh, March lvllsit.
The president called the meeting to
order, followed by community singing
and the opening ceremony. Roll call
was answered 'by tall ,present spelling
their 'names ,backward, 'The minutes
were then read and adopted as cor-
rect. During the business' part of the
meeting. convenors ,and assistants
were appointed ,for the following 'com-
mittees:'Program committee, 'Qun'ch--
comrnittee, membership committee,
s'aoial committee. IA club editor w s
' d• th�
t
appointed. St was�decnde
also
aro I
PP
the ;Club would meet the t
e
third' Tues -
clay
of each ,rnbonth. [An anticle ""Where
Are IWe !Head'in'g," by Jas, G. IGibson
was read by the 'p'residen't, followed
by a 'short 'discussion. !A social' ,hour
followed during ,Which we were favor-
ed with a rdeltghtfults'o•lo by Mr. 'Berlin
Whitmore. 3Tiss Munro, our lea'd'er,
gave a ,htumorous reading entitled,
"Cure for a Cold," but the care .prov-
ed to ibe very drastic, A violin solo
was 'contr'ub!ulted..,by Mr. 'Warren Whit
more, accompanied on the piano by
•Miss Stara 'Whitmore, Mr, A. Petrie
then. gave a short talk, Twenty-three
young people were enrolled as club
members. 'A contest -under the direc-
tion • 'of .Miss Mary MdNaughlton was
enjoyed by. all alter which a d'elici'ous
lunch was served. iA 'vote of thanks
was extended to Mr. and Mrs.:
Haugh and Wallace ,for their-h'ospita'
sty alter ,which 'the • melting' si'os'e6'
by all singing 'G'od 'Save the IC'fng,
The next meeting swirl be held at
Mr, C. Haugh's, ''Tues'day evening,
April 11911, at eight o'clo'ok. The roll
call' to be answered by a 'good name
fora farm. 'Dr. Moir of Huron
,Srprings 'San'atorium will give an ad-
dress on ,Prevention of 'Diseases. ;Ev-
eryone is medially 'invited :to attend
this meeting.
+New Publications
'Publications of interest to farmers
recently issued by the )Department in -
clack ,the following: "Vegetable Gar-
dening" 'a&ulleNin No, 369) ivy !T. IH.
Jones IDelp:t, of 'Ohein'istry, 10.CC., and
O. IJ. •Robb, Horticultural Experim-
ental'Station, Vineland; 'Annual Re-
port of the 'Ontario •Agricultural 'and
Experimental Union 'for '19612'; -and the
02nd annual, resort of 'the :Entom'o'log-
'cal Society Of Ontario. Copies. of
these interesting and valua'b'le book-
lets scan 'be procured through your lo-
cal agriciiltu'ral ,office or by- writing
to ,the Publications IB'ranc'it, Ontario
Department Of ,Argrioufture, Toronto.
REtIENT-
THEATRE
SEAFORTH'
Now Playing
MAT,INIEE—'Good Friday, 3 P. M.
JACK 'BUCHANAN
—i'n-
"Good Night Vienna"
Comedy ' Cartoon
Mon. -Tues. -Wed. April 1748-19
GEORGE M. COH'EN
-CLAUDDTTIE CIOILBERT
JEM'M'Y DUIRANTE
The Phantom President
This .picture was' created for
Laugh Purposes
Comedy News Reel
Thus. -Fri. -'Sat. April 20-21-22
WARREN WILLIAMS
MAAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
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Souls
Skyscraper ,ours
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