The Seaforth News, 1933-04-20, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1533
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE FIVE.
TOWN TOPICS.
.Mr. Merton Reid is this week nvov-
ii g: into his new apartments i'ni. his
'block on North Main street.
'Mgr. Dun Kerslake, Miss Dorothy
'Kersilake and Mists Sheppard .of Tor-
onto were Easter guests at ;the hlome
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake:
Mr. •Basil Duncan 'of Toronto Uni-
verity is spending the summer vaca-
tion with his parenits,. Mr. and' Mrs.
W. J. Duncan.
Mr. Jlo'hn .M'dCaa than moved into
the blouse he recently 'built in Eg
erron'dville. •
ID'r. an'd Mrs, Arm's'trong of M4't-
chell- and Mn•, and M'rs. A. Armstrong
of Hayfield, were -visitors on, ,Sltndla3r
wi'bh Mr. ,and Mns, A. D. Armis'trong,
Mir. and M'rs, JolIae Beattie . were
lEaster visitors in. T',oronito with their
son, Mr, Douglas Beattie.
..Miss Verna M'dGre;gar of Toronto
spent Easter with her assent, Mrs.
iRuss, W. William sltreet.
,Miss ‘Nfli'Fdrdd Turnbull of Toronto
spent Easter with her mother, Mrs.
G. T. Turnbull.
IMes. J. •R. Hillis and Do'na'ldre-
turned to Taron!bo on Sunday .alter
spending the week at her home. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mabel Turnbull, who is 'spending a
dew days there.
Mr. Melvin Ritchie of E'gmnnd.
ville moved to Bllyth this week where
he lea's taken' a position with the
IWeymouth dairy.
'Mrs. Black and daughter Laura
qnd two sons, Bert and Frank, Of To-
ronto spent the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar.
NI'Esis Mangaret McKellar and Miss
Muriel Beattie of Western Univers-
ity, tandem, spenit the 'Easter h'olidlays
at their h'om.es here,
Miss Ruth Pinkney' , of Stratford
spent Easter with her mother, M'rs.
J. W. Pinkney.
IMdss Mary Carty has been quite i11
et the home of 'her,'nephew, Mr. John
Quinlan.
M. A. C. _MatOauley olf Newts!ar-
ket was• an Easter visitor in town.
The anneal meetinlg of the Sea-
fonth Business Men's A'sso'ciation will
be held in• • Carnegie Library on
Thursday, April 20th at 8 p.m.
,Miss Margaret Armstrong of ` Tor-
onto is visiting at hers, home here.
Mr. and Mfrs. Wm. Stewart and
little son of Toronto spent the week
'a .e
end with Mr. and M'rs. 'Wim, G v-
n
lock. Mrs Govenioiok returned to
Toronto with thelm on ,Sunday,
IMds C. Atleinslon returned hdtne
the latter partde last week from De-
troit where she spent the winter.
,Mr: and Mrs. P. E. Madeleine and
baby daughter of Toronto spent Eas-
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Oleanles Mtat-
IK'a'y 'Tttckersinibh. Mrs. Macklam is
remaining for a few drays.
iRev. and Mrs. W. P. Lane and
Miss Helen Lane are spending the
week with relatives in Tlotlon'to.
Mrs. James ' Devereaux is in Lon-
don this week attending an executive
meeting of the Oalbhali'c Wo.men's
League of the Diocese of Lon'd'on
'Col. R. S. Hays will arrive Blame on
iSlaburday from a M,edliternanetan.
cruise during the •pas't three month's,
Miss Emma. J'ainies'on and Mr.
Ralph Howling of Kitchener spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Mlasan.
Mr. James Fllen'agan of Toronto is
spending Flaster at home,
Mrs. Hodgins of Kincardine spent
Easter with her mother, Mrs. Robt.
Winters.
Mrs. J. H. Best and 'Barbara are
spending the week in Toronto - with
her parents, MT. and Mss. W. C. T.
Monson.
1Misls Marguerite Black and Miss
'Louise Allan of Halmiltan are spend-
ing the holidays at their homes 'here.
MTs Kenisiben Sr,, who spent bhe
winter in 'Saginaw, M•i'ch., and Ha-
milton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Goid'ing, •
`•Mr. Earl Webster and Miss Jean
Webster of Whitev'ale are holiday
visitors with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Welhslter, Tuckersnrith.
.Misses Bertha Beattie, Lama Me.
Milian, Lde and Eva ,Love, and Ria
Hills, of Torioito, are spending the
holiday here. '
Miss Lillian' Wankel df Toronto
spent several days over Easter • with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wankel.
,Mr. Arnold Hab'kirk of Listowel
was an Easter Visitor at the hone of.
his mother, Mrs J. R. Hablkirk.
Miss Mary 'Hay's of Toronto spent
Easter with her.parents, Mr, and Mrs.
.Adam. Hays.
Miis•s Bes'sie Grieve of Ghathain
s
P
ant Easter alt
the hame of 'herpar-
ents,
P
a r
enEs,
MT, and Mrs. Thos. Grieve, Eg-
mondville.
IM,r• and Mrs, Harald Sltark, 'Wel
band, were Raster vis'itors with the
fore er's inlot'her, Mrs. A. E. Stark,
'Mr. and Mrs Wm'lIia'tn Curnie of
Pine Creek, Man., were guests Sun
any of their neothew, Mr. Jtack Currie.
Mr. Currie was a well-kn'olwn :' resid-
ent of Hlatpurhey some years ago.
Mr. And Mrs. Cerr'e are visiting their
two daughters in Galt.
Miss Sadie 'MeDbatal'd o'E. Hamilton
spent E'as'terin town.
Mr. Gibson White of Walkcrville is
a holiday visitor with his mother
Mee. M. White.
Mr. Henry Golding and Grandson,.
\'8r. Arthur Golldtng, were vis'itors at
IS'taftla nil W%ctiva'dlaY,
Miss Gladys Tthoanpson, Ntiaeaoa
,
Fells, scent Easter Villi• her mother,
>., other
Ihlnni n.
Mrs, J B. 1 so
r
tMr. Bert Williams, barber, , has
moved into Mr. Ed• M'ole's house on
names, .at., vacated' by MT. A, W,
Moore of the McColl-laOil`
Co., who has moved to ' 1+'rs. T. Be'at-
Wrant and .For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c. ties residenlce on N. 'Ma'in st.,'veoat
ed by Mr. C. W. Kestle who has gone
to Exeter.
Miss,Ethel \41adEl y of 11oiroubo .was
an Easter visitor at her home.
Mrs. Snell and M'argueri'te of To-
ronto spent Easter with her niece,
Miss Jean Turner.
Dr. Clarkson and daughiter of To-
•ronito were guests over E,a'stter of 'Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Ferguson.
Miss Eva Fee of Sudbury is a holi-
day visitor at bhe :home Of her ,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. W. Fee.
Mr. Louis reel:Sion of Exeter spent
Easter in towel:
Mrs. E S. Chapman, delegate of ,the
H. and S. club, is spending the week
in Toronto.
(Capt, and Mos. Hodgins of Toronto
were Easter' guests of Mr. and Mrs.
!Oscar Neil, Mr. Ja'dk Hb'dgin's and
Miss Bernice Hiodlgin!s, Mrs. L. T, De
iLacey and Miss Anna Sutherland,:
who Were 5150 Easter vlis'itorsin town
'were guests .df Mr. and Mrs; A. D.
Sutherland, and were accom'pan'ied
,balk to'Toronto 'b:y .Miss Eileen Chap-
man who is spending a few days,
there.
• IMr, and Mss, Detrain of Lucknow
were visiti'n'g Mends in town on Wed
n'esldey.
IMr. and Mrs..Geonge Hills and Miss
Ria were in St. Marys attending the
fu'neral of Mr. Hills' nude, who -died
at an advanced age.
IMr. and Mnis. George Ferguson' of
Toronto spent Easter with the form-
er's sisters. Tiheir testa children Bus-
sell and Jean Fengp'so'n, accompanied
them and remained for .the holiday
week,
Miss Marjory Bickell of Toronto is
visiting at her home.
Mr. George Bethune left on Mon-
day for Port McN'idhol after spending
the winter with his sister, Miss Jessie
Bethune.
'Mr. Peter Daley of Usbonne was
the guest Mast week Of his daughter,
Mei. Wilbert Webster.
Mr. and 'Mrs, F. G. Armstrong of
Toronto and Mr. J. A. Allen of North
Bay were 'Easter guests of Dr. and
Mrs. W. C. Sproat.
vlr,
Ernest McLntotsih , of London
spent Easter with his mother, Mts. E.
MdLntosh, John street.
Mr., Reid Edmund's of Bran'tfond
was an Easter visitor with Ibis parents,
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Edmunds.
;Miss Florence 'Laidlaw of Toronto,
spent Eastter with 'her mother, Mois.
M. ,Laiddatw, God'erich et.
Mr. Ronald Mdlaay of Taranto .is
an Easter visitor,
.Miss Alma Free, RN. of Dungan-
non, spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Free.
(Miss Alice Knechitel of Kitchener
is spending the holidays at her home.
Miss L. Holmes of Boston is visit-
ing her father, Mr. S. T. Holmes.
Miss K. Asmara of Toilonto was an
Easter guest of the Misses Elder.
Mr. W. W. Crosier went to Brant-
ford on Tuesday and is also spending
a few days in -Hamilton with his
sister.
Mr. Carl Anent and Miss Helen
Ament were Landon' visitors this
week.
Mrs, Vern Walker and daughter
Janet of Rochester, N.Y., spent East-
er with Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Chesney.
2v1r. and Mrs. Frank Evans 'leave
moved ,from Stratford to Seafonth and
are occupying an apartment in the
Heabtie block, Mr. Evans is with Mr.
J. A. McKenzie's mill.
Mrs. McKean of 'Hamilton is spend-
ing a, few days with Mr.. and M'rs. P.
M. Chesney.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren Almen't and
da'ngqlihter Frances, Detroit; Mr. A, R.
G. Ailment, Taeonto, and Miss Helen
A'ntent, Duffield, spent E'as'ter at the
parental home with Ms. and Mis..
Wm. Amend.
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Mowbray
and their son and daughters moved
from New Hamburg to Seaborth an
(Wednesday and are occupying the
Dlavid'son residence on the corner of
lGoderidh and West William. streets.
Mr. Mole/bray has been section fare -
man an the CJNJR. at Nelw Ham-
burg and will fill a similar position
there. Mr. Bouglhner who, was fore-
man, on Sealfonth section ,far several
years, was .transferred to Mil'venton
about a week ago :and will move there
soon.
N
BUYS FARM
Mr. P. Petersen of Egmondville
has purchased the property in Me-
Killogs of the Ganrow Estate conslist-
ing of house, barn and 27 acres of
'and. The price was $2,600. Mr. Pet-
ersen, who is a native of Den'm'ark
andem'p'loyed with Avon Chests Li-
mited, gets immediate' possess'ion.
HARLOCK.
IMIs', and M'rs. A. W Beacom and
Harold attended the silver wedding
anniversary Of Me. and Mrs. E. W.
s/'frond an, Monday at the 'home of
their daughter, Mrs.' Leslie Wight -
mon of near Win•gham. The guests
'enteiTed to the dinging rooms to the
strain's of the wedding march play-
ed! by Miss 'Mangaret Vipo'n'd The.
table was centred by the wedding cake
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REAL ESTATE, CONVEY-
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Office over Kea'ting's Drug S'tore
Superior Baby Chicks
A close check up reveals that we had 8,236 chicks sold
before April 1st. There are approximately 8,243 still
living and doing well, pr over 100 p.c. We allow 4 extra
chicks per hundred, and this more than covered all
losses up to date, April 12.
Canadian Government Appeovgs 'Chicks from breeding stock blood
tested by Capital Lalbbraltories., Ottawa.
IPt takes 3 weeks to hatch Chicks, so please order well in advance if
passiblie; 1Wh. Rocks, Barred Rocks. Wh. Legh,onns
After May 151
Oct lac 60
After ; Ma'y 24th Sc Sc 6c
Alter June 1St 6%,c 6%d 6%c
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J. EIinMcKinIey, •
Zurich
and was illuminated by candles,
ter the dinner toasts were pro!plolsed
and responded toy M't. Btea'oom act-
ing as toa'stmas'ter. The rest of the
evening was spent in m'rsie and so-
c'i'al dh'at. Guests were present from
Ethel, Donegal, Wling+hlam and BIlyth.
/The Ladies' Aid and W.'M. ,S. sent
plants in remembrance of Easter to
same • of bhe older ladies , olf Burns'
United Church.
Anderson -Mills --The ,m'antse, Sea -
forth, was the scene of a pretty Eas-
ter wedding at noon on Saturday,
:when Annabel Lodine, younger dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mills
of Blyth•,was united in 'marriage to
William Hellbent, only son of Mir, and
Mrs. William Anderson, of Walton,
he ceremony 'being performed by
Rev. I.. B. Keine, B -A., cousin of the
bride, assisted by Rev. C. C. Keine,
uncle of the bride. The bride, given
n 'marriage by her father, was lovely
n a gown of peadh corded taffeta,
with blue slippers, and a necklet of
blue a'qu'amarine and crystals, the gift
of, the groom. She carried an arm
bouquet of butterfly 'roses and blue
glary of the sun. She wore a small
bandeau of rhinesbanes in her hair.
.Miss Elizabeth Mills, A.T.C.M., 'sis-
ter of the bride, welaring pale green
flowered chiffon wibh mauve sash, pre-
sided at the piano during the cere-
mony and the signing of the register.
The gift of bhe groom to the pianist
was n
a s boudoir clack. The bride and
groom were 'unattended. After the
ceremony, the wedding party, consist—
ing of the immediate relatives, .motor-
ed to Goderioh for the wedding din-
ner, served at the Bedford House,
The 'table, pretty with spring flowers
A PAGEANT ENTITLED
Sunrise in
the
Garden
Will be given by the ladies
OAVEN CHURCH, WINTHROP
Thursday evg., Apr. 27
in the auditorium of the church
(Admission, adults 20c, and child-,
dren 10c.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley.
'IMr. and Mrs. Chas. H'oggarth visit-
ed with Ma. and Mrs. Joseph. Riley on
Sunday fast.
MT. Benj. 'Riley is spending a 'fe'w
days this week at the Nome of ,his
daughter. Mrs.. Jlolhn Mann.
MMus. Chas. Dexter and bd'•rs, Austin
Dexter and .Mrs. Joseph Yunnghlu't
attended the •funeral of their cousin,
iMns. Robert •Cackerline, on Wednes-
day of last week.
,Mrs. A. Bromley of Toronto spent
the week enn! with 'her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J'a'mes Dale.
The Goldlowgh ' brothers have Pur-
chased e bh'ouoirghibred sire from the
'famous O'Brien farms of Pembroke.
Mr. fames Armstrong of Toronto
spent the ,holiday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Arnrstrang.
The Live Wire Sunday School
Klass are holding a class social on
IS'aturday e,vening..
Mr, B. B. Stephenson sold a pure-
bred 'Shorthorn male calf to Mr. Eplh-
oiam Snell Of Hallett an'd delivered it
and lEaster lilies, Was oentre'd with ,one day this week.
the wedding cake. The hapgpy couple'
left by motor for a short honeymoon HILLSGREEN.
to eastern points, the bride traveling W. M. S. — The regular monthly
in a gray coat of 'French crepe, with a ,meeting off the Women's Mission -
dress of blue figured crepe, with blue 'cry Society was held at the home of
iMrs. Rdblf. Slt Ih n
shoes, shat and accessories to match. taltennoon, Apraelp 13Ibh,nwtith Mrs,s W
On their return they wilt reside 00 the Turner presiding. We opened our
gectom's harm in .MdKiiiop, meeting 'by singing Hymn 253. The
Mr. ErnestTalo was busy Tuesday Scripture was read responsively
•hwntinS 'his nice black and white diag from 1 Cor. 13 and led: by .Mrs. R.
Consltt. Hymn 402 was sung. Theso if it happens to be seen by anyone .devotionatl topic was taken by'Miss
Mr. Toll would 'be glad to get track 'A. Jarrett, followed by prayer by
b'f it: ,'Mrs. (Rev.) Conner. The Seery, and
Messrs. Ernest and Ward Knox; IT'reas. reports were read and ad'ogt-
ed. The rol'1 was called and anslwered
Mrs, Jennie and Miss Olive Knox vi- by fetter S. The business was then
sited at the h'om'e of Mt, and Mrs. 'ta'ken. Delegates to the Presbyterial
Toney Appleby on Sunday. meeting were aplpointed, Mrs. Chas.
Me. John T. Knox returned to ISltephentsian an'd. Mrs, H..Turner, All
IOlintan Satundia night in oomp'any othar 'ladies o. bhe society are asked
y g to attend al4s'o. Letters from families
with Mr.' John Leiper and Mr. and receiving our blade supplies were read
.Mrs. I. Rapson, who spent the even 'with muiinttereait, Tlhe President
'frig art' the home of Mr,
jio'seph. cora readch a leiter tram Mrs. (Rev.)
Wheatley Lane asking all members of the hour
of 10 o'dl'ock each day for missfon-
.Mr. and Mrs. David Reid and the ary p'ra'yer and are a's'ked to abide by
'fonmer's sister, i.VI'iss Mary Reid, who this thraugh'outeach day. The Tem -
has been holidaying for a few days penance Topics were then given on,
n 5 was
with her:brothel's, Angus and David sun'gg. The studyu n Melthodistt Mis-
(Reidd, visited one day 'la'st week et the Bions in Saskatchewan from ,pant of
home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ch. 5 was given by Mrs. R. 'Mc-
IFinank Martin of Sunshine. Miss Reid Allister. Silent prayer, and the meet -
returned to Parkhill on Tuesday.ing clo's'ed by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jtseph Campbell of :Mos. R. Lave is spending Easter
near 'Walton visited at the home of with her son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Love.
Mr. and Mrs, A. W MOElwing on I Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Dick and ,ran
Sunday, Douglas and Miss Edna Cochrane, R.
Mr. Jahn T. Knox spent FridayIIhN of Toronto, are vi'si'ti'ng at the
b'm.e of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane..
evening at the .home of Mr. an'd Mrs.
Thom'als• Knox,
Mrs. Wm Knox spent a few days
last week with her s'is'ter, Mrs. Holly
man off Blyth.
Miss Helen MdG'negor and Miss
1Bebh Slhldbb'rook spent M'andlay after-
noun with the Misses Kathleen and
Edith Beacom,
d Mr,W.
g .iron
Thomas Knox Messrs.
0
H. Knox spent part of Sundayafter-
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A,
W. Beacom,
Mrs. .Junes Scott and .little Ilan,
•who were 'holidaying last week at the
borne of the former's parenbs, Mr..
and Mrs, Sinlon MaVittie and akh'er
'friends returned to Toronto on Mon-
day with the for'mer's husband Mr.
'Misses Agnes and Jean Cameron
of Clinton are visiting their au'n't and
uncle. Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Cochrane
for Easter week.
Miss 'Gladys Jhrroft visited her
aunt, Mrs Arvin MclBride, of near
lKipoen• recently.
Mr. Geo. Cl'arksbm, a well known
resident, being a bachelor all his life
and living in Hi:llsgreen here. died
at his brother's
home at G
ran
d Bend
around
7 1 3.
Aril 9U
P
miss Mary Hiagan of London, spent
Easter at her home here n'th her -is-
ter, Miss Dolly and brother Frank.
Mr. and Mgrs. Lennis. S'eimon and
Children o•f Kitc'hener• spent Easter
with the farmer's p'a'rents.
'Mr. and Mrs. Tlli'os. C"•nsitt f
IHensald s'oent. Easter with Mr. ant
,\fps., R. 'Conts'i'tt and Mr. and Mrs, R.
M n Mhsiter.
MT. and Mrs. F. Coleman lelo re -
:areas Sooet.' who spent the' week- cootie m'oved to their new home in
J P Here'all are eettiag nicely settled.
•atnong the friends in this vicinity : Miss Jean Atkin of the Goshen
(Line spent Ea's'ter with her neree'e.
CONSTANCE. M''• GIallfiei'd aro", o'f 7ui:'ih von
Mgrs, Ernest Ellwood and children. '1'"re "elccilti calling on llr. and
t\ors. C• ni.
of Clinton, are visiting at the home oft IMrss 1Se44•rrietihatarelt Reichert is e'iienil-
Mr„ and Mrs. Joseph Riley this wecic.' fife her Easter 'h'oliday's with friends
'Mr, Benj. Riley and daughter, and in 7.uric!h.
Baker and s
\lr. alio Mrs. Tack
Tloieen' Retcbeit and Claren r= -and
,Karl vi'sited recently on the 1'dtth crit,
of Htay :with feierale
Mr. ,Glenn Bro'adfo'ot o•t Mense
Jaw is with his mother and brother
on the McAllister farm, Parr Line
South,
•Mia, Robt. Gs'innoldby spent the
week -end with Mr. ,and ill's., John
Riley of :Brussels.
,Misses Blanche and .Elva Wheatley
of Toronto, are spending their Easter
holidays atthe home of their parents,
•
Helpful
The problem
busy housewife who
'choicest food's the
hind it all is the ,Sulpernor
periene'e, whose;, helpful
wh'ether you are slhopping
venient s oilglhleorhaad
WE
DRUM'M'ER BRAND
�,
CROWN BRAND
. H'IILOREIST LAND,
ROYAL YORK TEA,
BU'RFORD • PEACU'ES,
PUMPKIN, LARiGE
Ringo, `makes clothes
Weal Sweet Pickles'
rA Superior
Derby Loaf Cheese
IIVIadia Oil, No, '1
Tea 'B'isk, large size
Eagle Brand' Milk
Windsor 'Salt, plain
Crosse & Blackwell
IShrp'eri'or Baking Fdwder
'Cri'sc'o 'for better
Egg4O C'a'ke Mixture
Oxo Cubes, smal!1—i:4c,
'As'k your
Schneider''s''Choice
5'dh.neid'er's'Choice
°waltine, `lib more
IEdwardslbung Laundry
Old Dutch Cleanser
/Plancy Bl'u'e' Rose
Maple Leaf Salman
iKUrk's H'ardwa'ter 'Soap
b
sTOIEs..It
Service to the Housewife
of What to serve ceases to be a
shops at Sltiperior `Sltorels. There
world produces, displlayed' for her
S'tore'.Me'rcha'nt, a 'grocer,
suggestions Make shlolpping
'For family or 'friends; first
Sheenier Store, whose slogan is—
SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Items for week iendieg April 26.
FLOUR 7's -13c.
SYRUP
2"s -13c • ,,,. .i.......,...... ,,,.,
1's 2
OR COFFER
2'squ'at per
TINS, 21/a's per
•
,
worry to . the
sh'o finds the
selection. 'Be-
rich in ex-
a pleasure. So
visit your eon-
24's 42 c
iii
5's 2T C
lbs.
25c
45 `a
tin 15 C
tin 12 c
23c
b'o'ttle 29c
per iib. 25c
per tin 29c
per pkg. 33c
per in '20c
2 ctns 19c
per blob@le 19c
I1'6 .oz. 23c
1's 23c
per pkg. 23c
..large 28c
per 3b, 21C
% lib. 14c
45c
large . 1.09
• per ,lb. 10c
2 tins 91c
3 the 25c
. , ,1's 33c
per lake 6c
•
whiter', ' ebna11-9c; large
. large family
Clrisp 'Fine 'Cut Pickle'
•
or iodized,
Gaut p
......6 oz. -15c,
Balding'
. ..,
'Gilder .alblowt $'500.00 'Cash Contest'
Beton
'Bac'on, % lb. .pkg. sliced, no rinid'
sleeplless nights'.smelt
medium -69c.
Starch
Rice
' z's-19c, ... .
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F2Lar a Baskets
g
r��6.roceries
NO COMIIEST. NOTHING.TO PUIROHAISE
To Adults residing in this community visiting
'Thurs., Fri,, and Saturday, we will be pleased to
Lucky Draw Coupon which will entitle holder,.of
coupon to a Free Basket of Groceries
DRAWIINIG TIO TAKE PLAICE SAT. NIGHT,
Phone
Rors J. S:prOat
Miss N. Pryce Phone
our
present
10
Stores
a
lucky
P.M.
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e
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your cream-
try to please
and higher
cream. t
graded and
Y
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Ce
Please us
patronage
• you by our
•
market •p•rices
•
Cream weighed,
paid for.,
by giving us
and we will
services
for good
tested,
while you wait.
Creamery
C. A. BARBER,
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FUNERALSERVICE
UNDERTAKING '
-and—
EMBALMING
:Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. W! \LI. LER, holder of Go-
veretnent diploma, and license. >
Flowers furnished
Night or day phone' 67
g
swore.
shalpe.
A quiet
took place
1. 30 P
daughter
,ler of
marriage
of 'Mr,
Of MIclKigl:lop.
¢armed
,P,rad'hegen.
.sem The
gown"
to match,
sister;
becoming
gray accessories
was attended
also of.
ceremony
motor
points.
side in
, friends
journey
They certainly were in bad,
butt ,very pretty ,wedding
Wed'nesd'ay, .April 112th
sm. .when. lanoline Eisler,
of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Eis-
Souris, Manitoba, iwas united
to tClarence H. 'Re.gele, son
•end the late Mrs. 'Chas,. Rege'le
CChe ceremony was 'iper
at bhe Lutheran parsonage,
by 'the Rev, S. Friedrich
'bride lacked charming' in
Of ,Meige crepe ,with accessories
She •was 'attended by her
'Christina • erg wearing.a
Chsisroiuua R. 'Eisler, g
,gown of Ntassau blue with
to mach. The glom
by ,Anion, IFI. S'ie,non,
McKi!11'op. 'Directly after the
the young couple left
.fo'r Iyonon ito and •other !Eastern
IOn 'their return they will
1oKillop. Their many
'hlo'pedthey will have a •smooth
through life.
at-
,
in
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a
by
re-
.ods r
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'WEST BRODHAGEN.
Mi-. and Mos. IWm.' I's'ohe of Seb-
ring ville spent Monday' 'a'fternooat
g
with ,Mgr. and Mrs. IRegele'
Mr.•aiid 'Urs. Wes Fishier and chit-
diene from Fullat•toit speipt 'Mond ay
svibh \ir. gnndJMrs. W•n.'fioegy
,,,.,_ __,-,i. i.,,-„ ,a,..riir a:tittle new so
that the 'cars dlo nio't' get
ick any
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
PAGE FIVE.
TOWN TOPICS.
.Mr. Merton Reid is this week nvov-
ii g: into his new apartments i'ni. his
'block on North Main street.
'Mgr. Dun Kerslake, Miss Dorothy
'Kersilake and Mists Sheppard .of Tor-
onto were Easter guests at ;the hlome
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerslake:
Mr. •Basil Duncan 'of Toronto Uni-
verity is spending the summer vaca-
tion with his parenits,. Mr. and' Mrs.
W. J. Duncan.
Mr. Jlo'hn .M'dCaa than moved into
the blouse he recently 'built in Eg
erron'dville. •
ID'r. an'd Mrs, Arm's'trong of M4't-
chell- and Mn•, and M'rs. A. Armstrong
of Hayfield, were -visitors on, ,Sltndla3r
wi'bh Mr. ,and Mns, A. D. Armis'trong,
Mir. and M'rs, JolIae Beattie . were
lEaster visitors in. T',oronito with their
son, Mr, Douglas Beattie.
..Miss Verna M'dGre;gar of Toronto
spent Easter with her assent, Mrs.
iRuss, W. William sltreet.
,Miss ‘Nfli'Fdrdd Turnbull of Toronto
spent Easter with her mother, Mrs.
G. T. Turnbull.
IMes. J. •R. Hillis and Do'na'ldre-
turned to Taron!bo on Sunday .alter
spending the week at her home. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mabel Turnbull, who is 'spending a
dew days there.
Mr. Melvin Ritchie of E'gmnnd.
ville moved to Bllyth this week where
he lea's taken' a position with the
IWeymouth dairy.
'Mrs. Black and daughter Laura
qnd two sons, Bert and Frank, Of To-
ronto spent the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar.
NI'Esis Mangaret McKellar and Miss
Muriel Beattie of Western Univers-
ity, tandem, spenit the 'Easter h'olidlays
at their h'om.es here,
Miss Ruth Pinkney' , of Stratford
spent Easter with her mother, M'rs.
J. W. Pinkney.
IMdss Mary Carty has been quite i11
et the home of 'her,'nephew, Mr. John
Quinlan.
M. A. C. _MatOauley olf Newts!ar-
ket was• an Easter visitor in town.
The anneal meetinlg of the Sea-
fonth Business Men's A'sso'ciation will
be held in• • Carnegie Library on
Thursday, April 20th at 8 p.m.
,Miss Margaret Armstrong of ` Tor-
onto is visiting at hers, home here.
Mr. and Mfrs. Wm. Stewart and
little son of Toronto spent the week
'a .e
end with Mr. and M'rs. 'Wim, G v-
n
lock. Mrs Govenioiok returned to
Toronto with thelm on ,Sunday,
IMds C. Atleinslon returned hdtne
the latter partde last week from De-
troit where she spent the winter.
,Mr: and Mrs. P. E. Madeleine and
baby daughter of Toronto spent Eas-
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Oleanles Mtat-
IK'a'y 'Tttckersinibh. Mrs. Macklam is
remaining for a few drays.
iRev. and Mrs. W. P. Lane and
Miss Helen Lane are spending the
week with relatives in Tlotlon'to.
Mrs. James ' Devereaux is in Lon-
don this week attending an executive
meeting of the Oalbhali'c Wo.men's
League of the Diocese of Lon'd'on
'Col. R. S. Hays will arrive Blame on
iSlaburday from a M,edliternanetan.
cruise during the •pas't three month's,
Miss Emma. J'ainies'on and Mr.
Ralph Howling of Kitchener spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Mlasan.
Mr. James Fllen'agan of Toronto is
spending Flaster at home,
Mrs. Hodgins of Kincardine spent
Easter with her mother, Mrs. Robt.
Winters.
Mrs. J. H. Best and 'Barbara are
spending the week in Toronto - with
her parents, MT. and Mss. W. C. T.
Monson.
1Misls Marguerite Black and Miss
'Louise Allan of Halmiltan are spend-
ing the holidays at their homes 'here.
MTs Kenisiben Sr,, who spent bhe
winter in 'Saginaw, M•i'ch., and Ha-
milton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Goid'ing, •
`•Mr. Earl Webster and Miss Jean
Webster of Whitev'ale are holiday
visitors with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Welhslter, Tuckersnrith.
.Misses Bertha Beattie, Lama Me.
Milian, Lde and Eva ,Love, and Ria
Hills, of Torioito, are spending the
holiday here. '
Miss Lillian' Wankel df Toronto
spent several days over Easter • with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wankel.
,Mr. Arnold Hab'kirk of Listowel
was an Easter Visitor at the hone of.
his mother, Mrs J. R. Hablkirk.
Miss Mary 'Hay's of Toronto spent
Easter with her.parents, Mr, and Mrs.
.Adam. Hays.
Miis•s Bes'sie Grieve of Ghathain
s
P
ant Easter alt
the hame of 'herpar-
ents,
P
a r
enEs,
MT, and Mrs. Thos. Grieve, Eg-
mondville.
IM,r• and Mrs, Harald Sltark, 'Wel
band, were Raster vis'itors with the
fore er's inlot'her, Mrs. A. E. Stark,
'Mr. and Mrs Wm'lIia'tn Curnie of
Pine Creek, Man., were guests Sun
any of their neothew, Mr. Jtack Currie.
Mr. Currie was a well-kn'olwn :' resid-
ent of Hlatpurhey some years ago.
Mr. And Mrs. Cerr'e are visiting their
two daughters in Galt.
Miss Sadie 'MeDbatal'd o'E. Hamilton
spent E'as'terin town.
Mr. Gibson White of Walkcrville is
a holiday visitor with his mother
Mee. M. White.
Mr. Henry Golding and Grandson,.
\'8r. Arthur Golldtng, were vis'itors at
IS'taftla nil W%ctiva'dlaY,
Miss Gladys Tthoanpson, Ntiaeaoa
,
Fells, scent Easter Villi• her mother,
>., other
Ihlnni n.
Mrs, J B. 1 so
r
tMr. Bert Williams, barber, , has
moved into Mr. Ed• M'ole's house on
names, .at., vacated' by MT. A, W,
Moore of the McColl-laOil`
Co., who has moved to ' 1+'rs. T. Be'at-
Wrant and .For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c. ties residenlce on N. 'Ma'in st.,'veoat
ed by Mr. C. W. Kestle who has gone
to Exeter.
Miss,Ethel \41adEl y of 11oiroubo .was
an Easter visitor at her home.
Mrs. Snell and M'argueri'te of To-
ronto spent Easter with her niece,
Miss Jean Turner.
Dr. Clarkson and daughiter of To-
•ronito were guests over E,a'stter of 'Mr.
and Mrs. G. D. Ferguson.
Miss Eva Fee of Sudbury is a holi-
day visitor at bhe :home Of her ,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. W. Fee.
Mr. Louis reel:Sion of Exeter spent
Easter in towel:
Mrs. E S. Chapman, delegate of ,the
H. and S. club, is spending the week
in Toronto.
(Capt, and Mos. Hodgins of Toronto
were Easter' guests of Mr. and Mrs.
!Oscar Neil, Mr. Ja'dk Hb'dgin's and
Miss Bernice Hiodlgin!s, Mrs. L. T, De
iLacey and Miss Anna Sutherland,:
who Were 5150 Easter vlis'itorsin town
'were guests .df Mr. and Mrs; A. D.
Sutherland, and were accom'pan'ied
,balk to'Toronto 'b:y .Miss Eileen Chap-
man who is spending a few days,
there.
• IMr, and Mss, Detrain of Lucknow
were visiti'n'g Mends in town on Wed
n'esldey.
IMr. and Mrs..Geonge Hills and Miss
Ria were in St. Marys attending the
fu'neral of Mr. Hills' nude, who -died
at an advanced age.
IMr. and Mnis. George Ferguson' of
Toronto spent Easter with the form-
er's sisters. Tiheir testa children Bus-
sell and Jean Fengp'so'n, accompanied
them and remained for .the holiday
week,
Miss Marjory Bickell of Toronto is
visiting at her home.
Mr. George Bethune left on Mon-
day for Port McN'idhol after spending
the winter with his sister, Miss Jessie
Bethune.
'Mr. Peter Daley of Usbonne was
the guest Mast week Of his daughter,
Mei. Wilbert Webster.
Mr. and 'Mrs, F. G. Armstrong of
Toronto and Mr. J. A. Allen of North
Bay were 'Easter guests of Dr. and
Mrs. W. C. Sproat.
vlr,
Ernest McLntotsih , of London
spent Easter with his mother, Mts. E.
MdLntosh, John street.
Mr., Reid Edmund's of Bran'tfond
was an Easter visitor with Ibis parents,
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Edmunds.
;Miss Florence 'Laidlaw of Toronto,
spent Eastter with 'her mother, Mois.
M. ,Laiddatw, God'erich et.
Mr. Ronald Mdlaay of Taranto .is
an Easter visitor,
.Miss Alma Free, RN. of Dungan-
non, spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Free.
(Miss Alice Knechitel of Kitchener
is spending the holidays at her home.
Miss L. Holmes of Boston is visit-
ing her father, Mr. S. T. Holmes.
Miss K. Asmara of Toilonto was an
Easter guest of the Misses Elder.
Mr. W. W. Crosier went to Brant-
ford on Tuesday and is also spending
a few days in -Hamilton with his
sister.
Mr. Carl Anent and Miss Helen
Ament were Landon' visitors this
week.
Mrs, Vern Walker and daughter
Janet of Rochester, N.Y., spent East-
er with Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Chesney.
2v1r. and Mrs. Frank Evans 'leave
moved ,from Stratford to Seafonth and
are occupying an apartment in the
Heabtie block, Mr. Evans is with Mr.
J. A. McKenzie's mill.
Mrs. McKean of 'Hamilton is spend-
ing a, few days with Mr.. and M'rs. P.
M. Chesney.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren Almen't and
da'ngqlihter Frances, Detroit; Mr. A, R.
G. Ailment, Taeonto, and Miss Helen
A'ntent, Duffield, spent E'as'ter at the
parental home with Ms. and Mis..
Wm. Amend.
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Mowbray
and their son and daughters moved
from New Hamburg to Seaborth an
(Wednesday and are occupying the
Dlavid'son residence on the corner of
lGoderidh and West William. streets.
Mr. Mole/bray has been section fare -
man an the CJNJR. at Nelw Ham-
burg and will fill a similar position
there. Mr. Bouglhner who, was fore-
man, on Sealfonth section ,far several
years, was .transferred to Mil'venton
about a week ago :and will move there
soon.
N
BUYS FARM
Mr. P. Petersen of Egmondville
has purchased the property in Me-
Killogs of the Ganrow Estate conslist-
ing of house, barn and 27 acres of
'and. The price was $2,600. Mr. Pet-
ersen, who is a native of Den'm'ark
andem'p'loyed with Avon Chests Li-
mited, gets immediate' possess'ion.
HARLOCK.
IMIs', and M'rs. A. W Beacom and
Harold attended the silver wedding
anniversary Of Me. and Mrs. E. W.
s/'frond an, Monday at the 'home of
their daughter, Mrs.' Leslie Wight -
mon of near Win•gham. The guests
'enteiTed to the dinging rooms to the
strain's of the wedding march play-
ed! by Miss 'Mangaret Vipo'n'd The.
table was centred by the wedding cake
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Superior Baby Chicks
A close check up reveals that we had 8,236 chicks sold
before April 1st. There are approximately 8,243 still
living and doing well, pr over 100 p.c. We allow 4 extra
chicks per hundred, and this more than covered all
losses up to date, April 12.
Canadian Government Appeovgs 'Chicks from breeding stock blood
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IPt takes 3 weeks to hatch Chicks, so please order well in advance if
passiblie; 1Wh. Rocks, Barred Rocks. Wh. Legh,onns
After May 151
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and was illuminated by candles,
ter the dinner toasts were pro!plolsed
and responded toy M't. Btea'oom act-
ing as toa'stmas'ter. The rest of the
evening was spent in m'rsie and so-
c'i'al dh'at. Guests were present from
Ethel, Donegal, Wling+hlam and BIlyth.
/The Ladies' Aid and W.'M. ,S. sent
plants in remembrance of Easter to
same • of bhe older ladies , olf Burns'
United Church.
Anderson -Mills --The ,m'antse, Sea -
forth, was the scene of a pretty Eas-
ter wedding at noon on Saturday,
:when Annabel Lodine, younger dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mills
of Blyth•,was united in 'marriage to
William Hellbent, only son of Mir, and
Mrs. William Anderson, of Walton,
he ceremony 'being performed by
Rev. I.. B. Keine, B -A., cousin of the
bride, assisted by Rev. C. C. Keine,
uncle of the bride. The bride, given
n 'marriage by her father, was lovely
n a gown of peadh corded taffeta,
with blue slippers, and a necklet of
blue a'qu'amarine and crystals, the gift
of, the groom. She carried an arm
bouquet of butterfly 'roses and blue
glary of the sun. She wore a small
bandeau of rhinesbanes in her hair.
.Miss Elizabeth Mills, A.T.C.M., 'sis-
ter of the bride, welaring pale green
flowered chiffon wibh mauve sash, pre-
sided at the piano during the cere-
mony and the signing of the register.
The gift of bhe groom to the pianist
was n
a s boudoir clack. The bride and
groom were 'unattended. After the
ceremony, the wedding party, consist—
ing of the immediate relatives, .motor-
ed to Goderioh for the wedding din-
ner, served at the Bedford House,
The 'table, pretty with spring flowers
A PAGEANT ENTITLED
Sunrise in
the
Garden
Will be given by the ladies
OAVEN CHURCH, WINTHROP
Thursday evg., Apr. 27
in the auditorium of the church
(Admission, adults 20c, and child-,
dren 10c.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley.
'IMr. and Mrs. Chas. H'oggarth visit-
ed with Ma. and Mrs. Joseph. Riley on
Sunday fast.
MT. Benj. 'Riley is spending a 'fe'w
days this week at the Nome of ,his
daughter. Mrs.. Jlolhn Mann.
MMus. Chas. Dexter and bd'•rs, Austin
Dexter and .Mrs. Joseph Yunnghlu't
attended the •funeral of their cousin,
iMns. Robert •Cackerline, on Wednes-
day of last week.
,Mrs. A. Bromley of Toronto spent
the week enn! with 'her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J'a'mes Dale.
The Goldlowgh ' brothers have Pur-
chased e bh'ouoirghibred sire from the
'famous O'Brien farms of Pembroke.
Mr. fames Armstrong of Toronto
spent the ,holiday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Arnrstrang.
The Live Wire Sunday School
Klass are holding a class social on
IS'aturday e,vening..
Mr, B. B. Stephenson sold a pure-
bred 'Shorthorn male calf to Mr. Eplh-
oiam Snell Of Hallett an'd delivered it
and lEaster lilies, Was oentre'd with ,one day this week.
the wedding cake. The hapgpy couple'
left by motor for a short honeymoon HILLSGREEN.
to eastern points, the bride traveling W. M. S. — The regular monthly
in a gray coat of 'French crepe, with a ,meeting off the Women's Mission -
dress of blue figured crepe, with blue 'cry Society was held at the home of
iMrs. Rdblf. Slt Ih n
shoes, shat and accessories to match. taltennoon, Apraelp 13Ibh,nwtith Mrs,s W
On their return they wilt reside 00 the Turner presiding. We opened our
gectom's harm in .MdKiiiop, meeting 'by singing Hymn 253. The
Mr. ErnestTalo was busy Tuesday Scripture was read responsively
•hwntinS 'his nice black and white diag from 1 Cor. 13 and led: by .Mrs. R.
Consltt. Hymn 402 was sung. Theso if it happens to be seen by anyone .devotionatl topic was taken by'Miss
Mr. Toll would 'be glad to get track 'A. Jarrett, followed by prayer by
b'f it: ,'Mrs. (Rev.) Conner. The Seery, and
Messrs. Ernest and Ward Knox; IT'reas. reports were read and ad'ogt-
ed. The rol'1 was called and anslwered
Mrs, Jennie and Miss Olive Knox vi- by fetter S. The business was then
sited at the h'om'e of Mt, and Mrs. 'ta'ken. Delegates to the Presbyterial
Toney Appleby on Sunday. meeting were aplpointed, Mrs. Chas.
Me. John T. Knox returned to ISltephentsian an'd. Mrs, H..Turner, All
IOlintan Satundia night in oomp'any othar 'ladies o. bhe society are asked
y g to attend al4s'o. Letters from families
with Mr.' John Leiper and Mr. and receiving our blade supplies were read
.Mrs. I. Rapson, who spent the even 'with muiinttereait, Tlhe President
'frig art' the home of Mr,
jio'seph. cora readch a leiter tram Mrs. (Rev.)
Wheatley Lane asking all members of the hour
of 10 o'dl'ock each day for missfon-
.Mr. and Mrs. David Reid and the ary p'ra'yer and are a's'ked to abide by
'fonmer's sister, i.VI'iss Mary Reid, who this thraugh'outeach day. The Tem -
has been holidaying for a few days penance Topics were then given on,
n 5 was
with her:brothel's, Angus and David sun'gg. The studyu n Melthodistt Mis-
(Reidd, visited one day 'la'st week et the Bions in Saskatchewan from ,pant of
home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ch. 5 was given by Mrs. R. 'Mc-
IFinank Martin of Sunshine. Miss Reid Allister. Silent prayer, and the meet -
returned to Parkhill on Tuesday.ing clo's'ed by all repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jtseph Campbell of :Mos. R. Lave is spending Easter
near 'Walton visited at the home of with her son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Love.
Mr. and Mrs, A. W MOElwing on I Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Dick and ,ran
Sunday, Douglas and Miss Edna Cochrane, R.
Mr. Jahn T. Knox spent FridayIIhN of Toronto, are vi'si'ti'ng at the
b'm.e of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane..
evening at the .home of Mr. an'd Mrs.
Thom'als• Knox,
Mrs. Wm Knox spent a few days
last week with her s'is'ter, Mrs. Holly
man off Blyth.
Miss Helen MdG'negor and Miss
1Bebh Slhldbb'rook spent M'andlay after-
noun with the Misses Kathleen and
Edith Beacom,
d Mr,W.
g .iron
Thomas Knox Messrs.
0
H. Knox spent part of Sundayafter-
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A,
W. Beacom,
Mrs. .Junes Scott and .little Ilan,
•who were 'holidaying last week at the
borne of the former's parenbs, Mr..
and Mrs, Sinlon MaVittie and akh'er
'friends returned to Toronto on Mon-
day with the for'mer's husband Mr.
'Misses Agnes and Jean Cameron
of Clinton are visiting their au'n't and
uncle. Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Cochrane
for Easter week.
Miss 'Gladys Jhrroft visited her
aunt, Mrs Arvin MclBride, of near
lKipoen• recently.
Mr. Geo. Cl'arksbm, a well known
resident, being a bachelor all his life
and living in Hi:llsgreen here. died
at his brother's
home at G
ran
d Bend
around
7 1 3.
Aril 9U
P
miss Mary Hiagan of London, spent
Easter at her home here n'th her -is-
ter, Miss Dolly and brother Frank.
Mr. and Mgrs. Lennis. S'eimon and
Children o•f Kitc'hener• spent Easter
with the farmer's p'a'rents.
'Mr. and Mrs. Tlli'os. C"•nsitt f
IHensald s'oent. Easter with Mr. ant
,\fps., R. 'Conts'i'tt and Mr. and Mrs, R.
M n Mhsiter.
MT. and Mrs. F. Coleman lelo re -
:areas Sooet.' who spent the' week- cootie m'oved to their new home in
J P Here'all are eettiag nicely settled.
•atnong the friends in this vicinity : Miss Jean Atkin of the Goshen
(Line spent Ea's'ter with her neree'e.
CONSTANCE. M''• GIallfiei'd aro", o'f 7ui:'ih von
Mgrs, Ernest Ellwood and children. '1'"re "elccilti calling on llr. and
t\ors. C• ni.
of Clinton, are visiting at the home oft IMrss 1Se44•rrietihatarelt Reichert is e'iienil-
Mr„ and Mrs. Joseph Riley this wecic.' fife her Easter 'h'oliday's with friends
'Mr, Benj. Riley and daughter, and in 7.uric!h.
Baker and s
\lr. alio Mrs. Tack
Tloieen' Retcbeit and Claren r= -and
,Karl vi'sited recently on the 1'dtth crit,
of Htay :with feierale
Mr. ,Glenn Bro'adfo'ot o•t Mense
Jaw is with his mother and brother
on the McAllister farm, Parr Line
South,
•Mia, Robt. Gs'innoldby spent the
week -end with Mr. ,and ill's., John
Riley of :Brussels.
,Misses Blanche and .Elva Wheatley
of Toronto, are spending their Easter
holidays atthe home of their parents,