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111t0ndaY; Tuesday and Wedne day,,.-.,?uly 9, 10, 11
, JEANETTE McDONALD and .RAMQ111 NOVARK
Bring You One of the Most Enjoyable 'Musicals of the Year, In
"THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE"
WiS.rR1FrI. _ ._._ ' t1pMEDY.
•Thursday, Friday, 'Saturday- my 12,,13, 14
.ITOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr.., with El•IZAB1111 BERGNER, in •,
"CATHERINEi THE GREAT"
1,1../4111:IYi li 1} OW4 W4 ""•ra IaaaV'
Matinees 'Sat. and holidays, 8 p.mw,r Two shows nightly, 7.30 ailed 9.15.
llIhtf'1/11y t�ntberball#?a'e i4xtulrtaalt
fr :ot,1- T44%0 he14`; On Clue *chop/
POI* P.xd ay last; tael•nt0 11 e
1114400 i�Il and Prizes-, were. ,gv et1G
daUa9uiis lunch, including seecareaaln,
wo,, ,nerved. It being a leveler -Wer-
e
-tthere, w a 'tgeod • altibennlan' ,'
and the teacher and pupas, are to .be
congmatbuu,'ated- o1r enak'ing the Aerie
sea, a wonderful aulccese,
fMr. •- and . Mrs]. Jonah Green . are
s9pendhng a few days at Mrs.
Beenethis 'gnettS_",of Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Green.
Mrs. IMeClloy and daughter are Ivd'$-
i'tine, the former'sr daughter, Mrs. J.
EGMONDVILLE
v.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis.•Moore of To-
-Tonto were holiday guests • with
friend's in and *aroundthe village.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hills* and Miss
i.ia were holiday guests with friends
Gln Deleware.
Miss Isabel Chase of Kitchener
spent the week end with Miss Belle
- aeksonw.
Mr. and Mrs. W. lOharlesworth and'
lamely of Toronto were week end
gpests with friends here.
Muss Margaret Finkbeiner of St.
Marys H'opital, Kitchener, spent her
rdlidlays with her parents, Mr. and
'Mrs. C. Finklbeiner..,
Messrs, Georgeand Wm. Black of
London and Miss Mildred Ifamndlton
e ef Woodstock were week end guests
-with Mr. and Mrs. W. Black.
CHISELHURST
Miss ?ewe Harris has returned
Intim Exeter' where she has been
-working the past year::
Mrs. Tom Drover is confined' to
"leu' bed through illness. Wie hope
-for a speedy recovery.
lies Wren from] the West is tvis•-
= ing Mr. .and Mrs.. George Eyre
sand 're'lative's:
Mn..'Freul' Slavin is under the doc-
tor's card.
(Owing to. the resignation of Miss
• 'live Wiorkn can, who has 'been the
deapaible teacher of S. S. No, 10,
"Tackersmndth, for the last three years,
-the trustees e have' engaged Mies
Audrey'- Dinnin of Cromarty to fill
'the position.
;Congratulations go to Mer. and
.�I3'5•.. Archie Hogarth on the birth of
' . fine baby boy.
On ,Wednesday afternoon, of last
-week the lafiee of this con muddy
• ,gathered at . the home of Mr. and Mrs.
deo. T. Wren to do honer to 'Miss
' .Agnes, a'bride elect of th•e week: A
-prettily decorated wagon drawn 'by
et miniature bride and groom, loaded
with gifts, _vas ,presented to the
gide. The gifts were many and var-
ied and testified to the high esteem
$71 .which the bride is 'held. Later
-tihe pretty trousseau, was displayed
and a dainty lunch 'nerved • on the
'.01awn. The arrangements were in
4charge of Mrs. Bab .eleGregor and
Miss Edna Brintnell.
CONSTANCE
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IMr.Lorenzo, 'Proetor of Halifax vis-
ited his •aunt, M'rs. Henry Taylor, and
other friends on 'Sunday.
Mir. and 1V1rs. Elrnest Vodden of
Madden, •S'ask., land Mr. and ..Mies', Al-
bert Vodden of Londeeboro visited
Mises (Florence Taylor recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Bromley and a
lady friend of Toronto, visited at the
home of MT. l' 1!d 'Mrs. Jas'. Dale"over
the week end.
Mir. and Mrs.•Erolmeey left on Tuese
dlay for the Chicago World's Fair and
intend taking a tour trough the
States. ..
Miss Nellie Stobie of Detroit, Mr.
and John Wilkinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tteb'beck of Warwick,
Lanioari 'Co., spent •Sunday at the
horrerof Mr. and Mrs. Win. Britton,
Mir. and Mrs. Peter Lind say" .and
Mr D \Millson visited Mr. and Mirs.
Wni. Woods and Mrs. Ed.. Britton on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunlop of
Kinislbino, 'Sack., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs'- Hughi .Dunlop,
The Dive Wire 'Class intend holding
a picnic to Goderich on Friday.
The Golden Link Mission Band will
hold 'an open meeting in' the school
room of the church on July 11. The.
Live Wire Mi s'ieii Bane will..be in
atbendanoe. A splendid prograns is
being arranged, Mrs. Roy Lawson
will address the Band. Lunch will be.
served. The ladies and young people
Af the congregation are invited.
WALTON
The monthly tweeting of the; Glean-
er Mission Band of Duff's Church was
held in the school room of the church
on Sunday 1miorning with' thirty-four
members in attendance. The meet-
ing opened with the worship period
as outlined in the study book. The
president, Mies Mary Buchanan, then
took charge of ,the meeting. The roll
call was called and minutes of the
previous meeting were read and . a-
dopted. During the business period
plans were ..made for conducting, a
booth at thgarden party. The girls
of the senior class are 'helping in
the (booth and donations • of home-
made , candy will be gratefully ac-
cepte*d. The birthday offering was
received and after singing a hymn,
.classes were formed for the study
NOW—DAY OLD CHICKS THAT
ARE 85% PULLETS
HERE IS SOMETHING POULTRYMEN HAVE BEEN WAITING
FOR
Pullets divided from cockerels as they come from the incubators. We
offer this opportunity in WHITE LEGHORNS ONLY -8,5 per cciit.
accuracy guaranteed. Immediate shipment.
DAY OLD WHIT'E LEGHORNS PULLETS, $13.90 PER 100
"ANOTHER BARGAIN SALE OF TOP NOTCH FAMOUS R.O.P.
Sired Chicks, while they last—Act quickly. Other breeds are still
being sold 'as they come" pullets and cockerels together.
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Wyandottes, White Leghorns, $5.90;
Leghorns 1 week old $2 more; 10 days $3; 2 weeks, $4.
TOP NOTCH CHICK HATCHERY
Box 55 • Phone 1257` Stratford
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CENT -A -MILE ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES
sat. JULY 14 from SEAFORTH
To TORONTO, Chatham, Sarnia, London, Ingereall, Woodstock, Paris,
Brantford, Hamilton, St. Catharines; Niagara Falls.
;0, ALSO ON FRIDAY, JULY 13th
To Whitby, Oshawa, Port Hope, Cobourg, Trenton. Belleville Kingston. Genanoque,
Brockville, Prescott, Morrisburg CornwallAgincourtUxbridgge,.Lindsay, Peterboro,
Cempbellford, Newmarket, Allendale, Co1fm ood Meafoud, Barrie, Orillia,
Midland, Gravenhurat, Bracebrid'ge, Huntsville, North Bay and all intermediate points.
ALSO TO All Towns in,New Ontario on linea of Temiskaming & Northern Ontario
Rly., Nipisaing Central All,. and on C. A. Rlys. to Kapuskasing & Hearst, From points
beyond North Bay. Return up to the following Tuesday.
Fares, Train Information, Tickets from Agents.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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W. R. PLANT, PHONE 4J or 4W
JULY SALE OF BRAY 'CHICKS
Prices Greatly Reduged
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS TO `GET YOUR SUPPLY—LAST
EGGS NOW IN THE INCUBATORS
Standard Quality Foundation Stock
Day-old Barred Rocks $7.95 per 100 $9.95 per 100
10 -day-old Barred Ricks 11.95 per 100 13.95 per 100
3 -week-old Barred Rocks 15.95 per 100 17.95 per 100
White Rocks, Redp-andi Wyandottes ,(day-old only) same as Barred
Rocks.
White Leghorns, 1/2 cent per' chick less, age for age.
Jersey Blark Giants (day-old only) 1 cent •per chick more.
These are the same kind of leg'h-quality chicks we have been
hatching all season,. Prices redu•ded for quick clearance. A real op-
portunity for anyone who can 'accommod'ate a few more pullets next
Fall. The older chicks are particularly well -gown for Ode age.
They're past the danger stage and should come along fast.
"DAY-OLD PULLETS"—LEGHORNS ONLY
If you like Leghornts, this is what you want. `Day -cold Pullets"
or "3 -Week -Old Pullets." Oodkier'els term, out as they come from the
incubators. 85 pee cent,. accuracy guaranteed. This new development
is proving very ,popular with many of our customers*.
Standard Quality Foundation Stock
Day-old Leghorn PULLETS . $16.95 per 100 $19.95 per 100
3 -week-old Leghorn PULLETS.. 25.75 per 100 29.75 per 100
Place your ',Order with your nearest Bray Hatchery or stales office
—or write direct to ISI. 'Catiharines. Send $1.00 deposit with order
and pay balance on safe ,dlellivery o8 chicks.
BRAY CHICK HATCHERY, 97 Clayburn Ave., St. Catharines, Ont.
Brooder & Office, H. W. Charlesworth, Clinton.
This advertisement hes ' received Govlerremlent Approval insofar as it
' . refers to baby chicks,
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McGregor, near Klippen.
Peter Peterson and his aiwitler,
Mrs. 'Peterson', 'Waved on Saturday
from Eimorudville to his farm • in
Tue erstwith.
iMr. aril .Mira. Ver'bean o 'l Tham:es-
ville were week end visitors' at the
home of 'their daughter, (Mrs. Mervin
Lane..
Miss Laura Taylor and Mr. Nor, -
man ,Gwmlph, Strraitford, and Mr. and
Mirs. Peter Bale, Winthrop,lspent
Sunday with Mrs John Taylor,
Miss—WI. Grahame was a week end
guest ;of 'Mrs. S., G. Houston.
Mr. ...and Mrs. Peter Hargraves .of
Torenito Wereweek end' guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Shillinglaw.
Mee. SlhJiahinglaw rettuened eveth
.them.
A union' picnic,. Ander the auspices
of No. '9 -school 'section, and the
White '1School, Tuckersnl;ith, was held
.,ono Friday, June 29th, on No. 9 school
grognds. Tire.afternoon, was spent in;
softball games and races, the. pro-
grraml.!being in charge of 'the teachers,
Misses Margaret E. Grieve and
Jeanette Frialmligant An abundant
lunch 'wee providled .by S. 8. No. 9.:e.
Mr.
, --
Mr. 'William Archibald: had abarn
raising on his farm on Friday, June
29th, in which sixty men were en-
gaged.
rMr. and Mrs. Robert Gemmell of
Thameeville and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Handley of Landon were guests of
Mm.. and] Mrs. J. D. Gemlmell.
eters. Troyer of Toronto is vlisitiiiig
Mr, and .Mrs. Sidney Gemnizell:,
iMr. Peter Simpson spent the• week
end in Toronto.
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STAFFA
Miss Helen -Sadler of Hamilton is
at present visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. ,Reed.
IMr. and • Mrs. A. Jeffrey, Detroit,
visited over -the week • end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wim'. Jeffrey.
IMr. ,and Mrs. Halliday, Toronto,
s'pent'the Week end with their daugh-
ter, 'Mrs. H. Leslie,
Mir. and. Mrs. Harry Leslie and
family of Stratford visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wlm. Fawcett. ,
1VIr. and Mrs, R. Livingstone visit-
ed over the holiday with-AVIr, and Mrs.
J. 'Livingstone.
1Mis.s Mary Drown and Miss Ada
Srpeare, Seaforth, spent the holiday
in the village..
(Mrs. V. McNaughton , of Chicago,
who has been visiting ner sister, Mrs.
G. Butson, left on Saturd'aYr for Brit-
ish Columbia. Mt s. N. Mitchell,'Cen-
tralia, accompanied her.
period.,after which the meeting clos-
ed by singing and the Mizpah bene-
diction.
The annual garden party .of' Duff's
United Church will be held on the
church ground's on Friday evening.
Supper will- he served after -which a
programs will be presented 'by Miss
,Phyllis Henne, Miss Pearl Newton
and Mr. John Edmondson.
Recent •visitors iri the village and
vicinity: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerley
and young daughter, Margaret - Ann,
of Toronto and 'Mrs. Roy Bradley and
children of 'Harri.ston with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Love; Mrs. 'Murray Fing-
land and family and Mrs. Brown of
Cochrane with Mr. and 'Mrs. Colin
Fingland'; .'Mr, and 'Mrs. Yates and
Muss] (Elizabeth . McKay of Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Livingstone..
'The following teachers are spend -
ting their vacation with their parents
in the vicinity: ,Miss Olive Bolger :of
Stratford, Miss Tena McCallum of
Hearst, Miss Jean Turnbull, Ottawa;
Miss Ola Crawford, Wharton; Miss
Aileen Ryan, Brantford; Harvey Bry-
ans, Obterville, and George Kirkby,
Grand Bend. •
BIRTHS
Horner -an Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
:forth, on July 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Horner, of Zurich, a son. -
Schultz—On Monday, July Ind, in Private
'Patients' Pavilion, Toronto, to Mr. and
Mas. Marvin Schultz (nee Helen Carswell),
'(twins—Jean Barbara and Jahn David,,
DEATHS
Tough.—In' Brucefield on Thursday, June 28,
Isabella Sparks, beloved wife of David
Tough, in her 73rd year.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
HAY FOR SALE.—A QUANTITY OF MIX -
ed timothy and alfalfa. Will sell deliver-
ed or in field. Apply to T. G. SHILLING -
LAW, or phone 133-21, Seaforth. 8478-1
COLLIE . PUPS FOR SALE.—A NUMBER.
of Collie pups for sale. Apply to
DAVID PAPPLE, R. R. 3. Seaforth, or
phone 137 r 24. 8478x1
Weed Cutting
Tp. of Tuckersmith
An a minter of economy the Council desire
the de -operation of the property owners with-
in the TownsSIIP In an• effort to suppress
the weeds at a minimum of cost, by the
prloperrty owners cutting She weeda on the
xond, abutting on tiheir property.
D. F. MCGREGOR,
Clerk.
8473-2
FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE.—FOR SALE PAZT L07'
r 26 rt) 29, daneesaion a, McKIE p, eon.
9a9a1t,g 182 norm end knoWn so the T, !Q
Hayti' Avon. Must be road to deo. the seams.
M tint acid i,811 be mated or sheat shear
i* to J. 2i. • ilOVBNLOOS, allarotttor,
NUM
tVote*s'.. I. x,934„ ', (041PAI.$4y t�f"' t#F,
lope at; Hensel),, 4lonnP' +at Hun* aro 40 , bx liven; I have �.
phied t 4a thio{}.' 7 ,.of 'the 'iiraterpt: Ltr#ts klq ;
rKsx1 ti at Ir}'}}'.yy,�,v�e 000.6.d.„11f ' o�at,r,,��r pfW�e ¢ .r
he 'Town J 531, , ensail Wn lee ou 4by o
July, 19.39 the filet AVIA. persons ,sutitlhd qD`:
vt#te in the saiduA .. ipal40 at. Munteip&l.
11eptdont" and thalt such Oat •zemains thexa
!for, inSpeetiop.
AND I 'hereby call upon' all vclters to „
fznarredrate proceedings to have any errOnl- lif!
onaho,4ons icorrected • according to 'law, the
last daty ,for appeal- 'being the 24th day of
July; 1984.
DATED • tirfs '&rd day •ef July, '1.934.
JAMES A. PATERSON; ,:,
Clerk of the Village ee leierulfld:
8478.8
MORTGAGE SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the powers of sale
contained in a certain mortgage which will
-be produced at the time of sale, there will
be offered for sale by, Public, Auction at
MILLER'S `HOTEL, IN THE VILLAGE' -OF
WALTON, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON,
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THURSDAY, the 26th DAY OF JULY, 1984
at the hour ▪ of 2 °Wolk in the afternoon
the following property, namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR THAT Os;HTAIN
parcel br tract of land and ,premises situate,
lying and being in the Township of Me-
Killbp, in the pound of Huron and Prov-
ince of.Ontariio, being composed of all of
Lot, number Nineteen (19) in the Fourteenth
Concession of the said Township of McKil-
lop, containing 184 aeries snore or less.
On the paopenty there is said to be two
houses and a .barn. •
This .property will be sold subject to a
reserve bid.
TERMS.—Ten per cent. at the time of
the sale and the balance of the purchase
]Honey'' in thirty days from the date thereof.
'For further particulars and conditions of
sale apply . lo JAMES TAYLOR,Belgrave,
Auctioneer, or to -
COWAN, COWAN & GRAY,
Solicitors for the Mortgagee
,4*° Sarnia, Ontario.
DATED Sarnia, June 21st, 1934.
8472-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE 63 hereby given ',pursuant to the
Statutes inti that behalf that ail persons hav-
ing claims against, the estate of Oatheriae
Jane Hill Henderson. late of the -Township
of McKillop, in the County of Huron, Widow,
who died on o¢ about the 13th day of August,
1933, are required .to forward their claims
duly proven to the undersigned Solicitor, vn
or before the 14th day .of July, 1934, atter
which date the Administrator will proceed
to disih'ibute the estate, having regard only
to and being responsible only for the claims
of which he shall then have ,had notice.
DATED June 27th, 1934.
JOHN H. BEST,
Safort, Ontario, •
Solictor for Administrator. `
8472-3
WAWANSEA MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Canada's Largest Fire Mutual
Eastern Branch, Toronto 2, Ontario.
Windstorms have arrived. Get pro-
tection from the strongest Company
in Canada at the lowest rates avail-
able. No premium note required.
Automobile accident protection to
farmers at the lowest cost in Ontario.
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL AGENT
J. H.SCOTT, Box 142, Seaforth
Phone 336.
When you have a
HORSE or COW
you want removed -
Phone or write to
William Stone Sons
LTD.
Phone 22 - Ingersoll
Phone 215W - Stratford
Usborne & Hibbert Mutual.
Fire Insurance, Company
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President - ANGUS SINICLAIR
Vice -President - SIMON ,DOW
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL NORRDS J. T. ALLISON
WM- H. COATES, PRANK
Mc'CONNELL .
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent far
Ileborne and Biddulph.
AILVIN L. HARRIS, Munro, Agent
far Fullerton and Loga,n,
THOMAS SCOTT, Cromniarty, agent
for Hibbert.
B. W. F. BEAVERS
Secretary -Treasurer
Exeter, Ontario.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
THE JOHN RANKIN-
AGENCY
Insurance of all kinds.
Bonds, Real Estate
Money to Loan.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 91
THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaifoe'bh - Pres.
Connally, Goderich - Vice -Pres.
Merton A_ Redd, Seaforth - Sec.-Treas.
AGENTS: •
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John Murray, R. R.. 8, Seeforth; E. R.
G. Jarmouth, Brodhagen,; Jia. Watt,
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William Knox, Londesbo4'o; George
Leotharb, Brodbagea; James Con-
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8, Bemifo it1h; Robert Few, Blyth ;
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