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ATTENTION
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Amin, it I Igera :le 'spent the Week- twin
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mid vias "t Fid, K019. WI Paanii'1`y. offering
w s taken. ' T sat r the .1-.
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will be held' Aril 14th:.:
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A Request,--i'f there are: ani l tem
re r�
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�QtOa 1af+: Wigh%luan, of 131yth, rs,
Ma'e:, Wig4tman, oP the
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klyuln 34 was sung and, .Circle No. $
41
Ve
`Y q1f erase In mew
0sl) 0 ..agarnmt limo in
A gid r im 'etc., and which is
r Ir4 'statutory lire Bol^
d� free
titviS(iting
hers , a Seaforth 'famili h ve . rite yet
the armed forces and have, not
received their identification bracelets,
kindly leave their names at Westcott's
Jewellery 'store.
•
Fertilizer is under Government
eu arvsion and is cried. We are list
p n
agents .for Shur gain, which com
pony is zoned for Huron, The flrat
Fertilizer you get will be best,
tea
Royal Ap.., snit$, who is on the Fick
at pis ;.
• -Miss ra •McLennan, of Strat-
r
ford, is vest her pa;)entm, 'Mr, and
Mrs- 4 Mel4ellan,
charge o ,the meeting arrrl Ilyml
187 was suig, The scripture lesson
was taken by Mrs. Wm, Cht>i'ch, from
Matthew 4th ediaplter, verses 17 -?5.
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The topic on Christian Ednlcation was
• NOW SHOWING --4'T` T'U'RS., FRI,., SAT.
GINGER ROGERS , RAY M.ILLAIND
in /
ci "
MAJOR AND 'THE MINOR
� x'30 4 is granted
• e regale/done.
iii 4 '':11 i5'ttla to contat$ our
tta:.tdividnally, We Would
.@,
Girl Guides Meet.—The Girl Guides'
meeting on Thursday last opened with
by Dolour
,the
When curing space is refilled it-
does net get proper time •before it
din
• AC. John Hotham, R.C.A.F., Galt,
vi'"'ted hi& reli�ts, r, and Mrs. John
pn M,,
Hd'tham, over the -eek-end.
ably taken by Mrs. Hugh Alenander.
Ii ymn 6X3 was sung and Mrs. Allan
Ross gave an interesting article an
- �` he uproarious adventure - of a big,' little girl, who's too good to ba,
- true! '
pmt , iko tklil or telephone' for full
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& REID
ItEIpr, - Proprietor
I �!� 424e. 214 Sof Cl°th
the raising of a flag the
Party from No. q. Iris Patrol, and "0
Canada", inspection and roll call fol-
lowed. Patrols went to their corners.
More progress was made in Morse
Code and other tests. A relay game
was played• and then the horseshoe
is put use.
We are filling orders now and will
deliver yours any time from now
during March, and date of delivery
will be marked April 1st. Do not
delay.
• About tl),irty young ladies were in
Clintbn on, /l:`uesday night attending
the R.A. .,rda;pce held there.
'` • Miss Norma Hableirk, R-C.A.F-,
Rockeliffe is home on a six months'
seek leave.
• The World's Day of Prayer for
Temperance. The W.M.S. offering
was received and Hymn 184 was sung.
and the meeting closed with the Na-
tional Antheur and Mrs. McDougall
leading in prayer.•
o
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY"
GEORGE SANDERS HERBERT MARSHALL
in...
THE MOON AND SIXPENCE"
Ruthless, brutal too dangerous love! Yet
f��t' L#i�TS IN ALL LIN ES OF
The flag lowered by
First ordered, first served. We
'held
r cruel, . .to women
INSURANCE
was formed- was
the Colour Party. "God Save the
have two. trucks and can give you
You
women will be on Friday, March
12th, at 3 p.�an., •in the Salvation ArmyONSTANCE
from Paris to the South Seas were his slaves.
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0end
S.. T. Holmes & Son 0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS O
4 Main Street, Seaforth O
O O
King" was sung and the Guides were
dismissed•
— --tenet,—
Taught in Si- u.i hCollegiate.—Col.
Edward Williaur llagarty, retired
school principal and former command
ing officer of the 201st Uvers.eas at
talion, C-E.l`., 'Toronto Light Infantry,
good service. .gain nothing by
waiting, and. may lose.
•
'® SproatMonday
PHONE 655 r 2 - _ SEAFORTH
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Govenlock; solo, "Jesus Lover Of My
Hall.
• Mr. R. H. Sproat spent the week
with Mende in Guelph.
• Pilot Officer Hinton, of Capnp
Borden, spent the week -end with his
wife and. son at the Thome of Mrs" L.
C. Jackson.
The Farm Foruin met at the home
of Mr. land Mrs" '"Charles Dexter on
when there was a lively lis-
cuss'ion. Games and contests were
en+joyed. There were 25 .present,
The W.M.S.of Constance United
NEXT FRIDAY SATURDAY
THURSDAY,
VICTOR MATURE ' LUCILLE BALL
- in
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"SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE"
It's the musical of the minute , with laughter every second
O Charles Holmes' residence, 0
Soul," Mrs. Frank Kling; current ev-
hied in 'Toronto on Tuesday after a Mrs. N. Gillespie. Mrs. T. B.ew
• Mrs. William Bruce and son, of
Church met in the church on Mon-
day Tas.t, with Mrs. P. Lindsay in the—
• , , and the rough-and-tumble romance of the year!
O No 308. 0' Goderich Street East. • Phone 00 brief
1872,
O; , Ambulance Service OI.
in
O: Adjustable hospital bed for Oto,
Q rent O taught
ents,
illness. Barn in Brantford, in Govenlock took as her topic, "Japan
Col. Hagerty went to Toronto and the Church in Formosa," The
his early childhood. Col. Hagerty meeting closed with prayer by Miss
in Aylmer and Seaforth, and Lena Graham.
Mr sand aivus� Harry St rt Wath
• Mr. George Ferguson, of Toron-
visited with'his sisters, the Misses
Ferguson, on Sperling Street,
chair. The hymn, "We Have Heard a
Joyful Sound" was sung and Mrs. J.
y
Lindsay offered Prayer, The business
was transacted and Mrs. J. Hugill
. Coming — "ROAD TO MOROCCO"
SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 P.M. When single features, such as these,
are shown, all patrons in by 9:15 will see complete show.
!Ci Night Clls—Phone 308 O
Q.' Day Calls—Phone 119 0
4 Charges' moderate. O
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was headmaster at Mount Forest a►
High School from 1887 to 1891. Later • Death of Miss Doble.—Manyfriends
he was appointed classical professor in town and district will sincerely re-
ret to learn of the death of Miss
Harboard Collegiate, Toronto, and gret
held, that position for fourteen years. 'Clara ' Doble, which occurred in Scott
He sable his retirement Memorial Hospital on Wednesday
e • Mrs. A. D. Sutherland is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.'
George Elliott, in Toronto.
• Mrs. Grace Hoggarth, of Baden,
spent the week -ends' at the home of her
gave a reading on "Faith Of An Atii-
can Boy." "Mrs. John Nottingham gave
an interesting story from the study
book on "Wholesale Recreation." Mrs.
C. Montgomery closed the meeting
MATINEE' EACH SATURDAY AT 3 P.M.
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.F;�f;13i<,c ::r• •, . 'rim ' ry' ," «- yr •t ,fir 44.'
a r t r r
in
was principal
1928. • morning, March 4th. Miss Doble had
father, MreRiebert Scarlett.
• Mr. Mrs. T. Scott, of St.
with prayer. P
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Johnston, who
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id! •J. 'A. BURKE Omonth's
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O Dublin : Out O
O Night or day calls : Phone 4S T 10 0
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+. been in failing health for over'a year,
Ladies' Aid Meets.—The Ladies' Aid but entered the hospital only a week
Society of First Presbyterian Church ago. An accomplished musician, she
met Tuesday afternoon in the echool. had taught music in Brandon, Mani-
room of the church. with the press- toba, and Lethbridge, Alberta, for a
dent, Mrs.. F. W. Wigg, `-'pres•iding.-'number of years, and later carried on
Several letters from boys overseas, large classes in Seaforth. For the
thanking the society for Ohristm'as Past twelve years she 'haat' made her
gifts, were read by the secretary, Mrs': home there with her sister, Mrs. W.
and
Johns, Newfoundland, are spending a
holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott.
• Mrs. Lorne Lawson, of the Huron
Road, has been s'pendin+g a few weeks
in Chatham,
• Miss Barbara Best, R.0"A,F-, St.•
Thomas, and Miss Carolyn Holmes; of
were recently married and who spent
their honeymoon in Winnipeg, have
returned'. and spent the week -enol with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Medd.
The Farm Forum met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Dale on Mon -
day.
All the work that the men and. snow
had in,opening the
AR r o up..
GROCER FOP
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��� ��/D COFFEE,
E. Russel, 'The letters were from D. Bright. A private funeral will be
London, were 'visitors with Mr: and
plow county road,
ha s been useless as the storm on Fri-
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The Second Division •
q
Jack Cameron, Ian Nesbitt, Frank held from her late home on Saturday
Grieve,, and Jack McNab. It was de.- when the service will be : conducted
tided to insulate the Manse, but it by Rev. H. V. Workman of Northside
Mr's. Charles Holmes over the week-
end. •
• Mr. W� J. Free`ris suffering an
day, and mostly every day since, has
blocked
ocked the road 'again.
OUR FAV T A
Y O R / E BEVERAGE
VER G E
Court 'was
Church, Miss
attack of the flu and is confined to
left to the board of managers of United of which Doble
County of .Huron
Once in the Dominion Rauh >iatfd
•ba"q''-
the church to make the arrangements. was an old and faithful member: In-
The meeting closed with the National torment will be made in Munro came
bed.
• Flight Lieut. Charles Murray, of
BIRUCEFIELD
Chatham, at St. Ursula's Convent
les gave a missionary chorus. Mrs.
Om Seaforth. Office
e'v. Thursday end Sahmd•y, iso p.m
Saturday 7.aa
Anthem. tory, Fullerton Township.
London, spent the week end with
friends', here.
Mason - Wilson
there; Mises Irene Donnelly, Goderie'h,
and DorothyDonnelly, Sky Harbor,
H. M. Aitken, the president, was chair-
lady for the evening, and Mrs. George
et 5 p.m.; evening p.m.
to 9 pmpretty
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Women'sper-
Institute Will Meet.—The
_
A wedding took place at
Brucefield United Church Para'onage
with their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Shipley conducted the devotional
E. C. -CHAMBERLAIN - Clerk
the Women In
Donnelly; Alicia Coyne, Stratford and
iod"
regular meeting of
on Saturday, February,., 271h, when
Insurance
,,. ,
stitute of the Seaforth branch will be
held at the home of Mrs. John Hille-
McKILLOP •
o
L)orothy Isabel, oldest daughter of
Mr,
Mary Tillsonburg, with their
Coyne,
Mr. Mrs, Michael Coyne;
Many former students of the C.C.I.
attended their annual dance in the
Idf•, Fire, Auto, Sickness and Acai- 1
tlsht Windstorm and gaariiwtee bands.
Rate, reasonable. All risks placed in .
'
"'" "'day,
brech.t on Tuesday, March 9th. 'The
roll call will be "The most neighbor-
I • thing that has happened to me.".
The Late Mrs. Harry Dennis •
' the death took place on Wednes-
and Mrs. Lorne Wilson, of Bruee'.,parents,
field, was united in marriage to Pte.
Garnet Ray ,Mason, Royal' Canadian
Ordnance Corps,• Chatham, only son
and
Pat O'Rourke, Kitchener, at his home
here; Pat McConnell in Toronto,
Collegiate- auditorium on Friday even-
ing.
—" — "+' �-'
lrstekass companies.
Information cheerfully ¢ivea.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
The motto, "A Healthy Mind and a
St. Thomas'Church.—Rector, Rev. Health •• Bod y" will be given by Mrs.
Dr. Hurford: 11 a.m., "Lent and Re. Leonard Strong. The topic will be
pentanes"; -,.,7 p.m., ``Take Heaven, taken by Mrs. R. S. MoKercher,
Take Joy, 'rake Peace." Sunday school
Feb, 17, of Matilda Forbes, widow
of the late Harry Dennis, in her 85th
year, The deceased had o ly been ill
0
for a week. She lived all her long
lite on the 14th concession of McKil
of Mr. and Mrs. T. E: Mason, of Clin
ton. The bride wore a sky blue crepe
dress. with long torso and pleated
skirt. Her corsage was Better Times
•
Madelon
Word was received here by the
O'Connell family of the death of their
cousin, Albert Robertson, in Cleve
land.
:
,.... Small Daughter: "What is alimony,
Mother?"
Mother �rornre l wife of insurance
agent) : "Alimony.. is a man's cash
,�
roses. Miss Ma on, wearing
- ' r' i r*
at 10 a.m. Ash Wednesday, March 10, The Late Mrs. William Oliver.—The
"The
lop. The late Mrs. ,Dennis is surviv-
ed by a family of five sons: Ephriam,
ocean green crepe with brown acces-
bridesmaid. Her
surrender value, dear':"
• •
s t .
service at 8 p.m., subject, Lord's death took place on Friday, February
t
'California;
series, was ,corsage
.CLINTON
•
"It's the I'm
SEAFORTH
MONUMENT WORKS
(i'ORMIIRLY W. B. CHAPMAN)
Operated by
.Cunningham & P de
ry
rut ams invited to inspect our stock
of CEMETERY MEMORIALS
- Seaforth: Tuesdays'8 Saturdays
fns Dr. ]3fbrn for appointment any
seer time — Phone 180
Prayer." ' 26th, of Margaret McLellan, ctaiughter
St. Marys Church, Dublin. — 2.25 of the late Mr. 'and Mrs. Andrew Mc-
Pam, Sunday School; 3 p.m., "Lent and Lellan, of Hibbert Township, and
Repentance." . widow of -the late William, Oliver, al-
;Northside Unified Church Rev. H. so of Hibbert. Mrs. Olive•r had been
in failing, health for over a year and
V.• Workman, • Minister: 11 a.m:, "An had .been confined to :her bed since
Overmastering Purpose"; 2.30 P -m•., November at the home of her dough
Sunday School; 7 p.m., "Joy and ter, Mrs, Robert Eberhart. She was
Tears." Thursday, 7.45 p.m„ Prayer in her -91st year, and was born in
Service. Welcome to these services. K'irkcudbrightshi.re, Scotland•, • and'
•
First Presbyterian Church.--Sundaycame with her parents to Hibbert
of, Orville, Wiltse and
Lloyd, of ,Qrk'ney,' Sask.; Porter, at
'home; and 'Emmerson, of Blyth. The
funeral took place on Friday with
Rev. W. J. Patton officiating, and in-
,termemt was, made in Brussels came-
eery. The, `,pall bearers were six
nephews: Rueben and Irvin Aitkens,
Dwblin; Alex, Wilfred, Ebner and,
William Dennis, of McKillop.
.,1
was of Talisman roses and mauve
sweet peas. Sgt. George Yeates, . of
Clinton, 'supported the groom. After
a wedding dinner at the McKenzie
House in Clinton, Pte. and Mrs. Mason
'motored to Toronto and Hamilton for
a 'brief wedding •trip, '
Mrs. A. T. Scott continues very ill
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
M-rs. Angu's Brown and Mrs. Gil-
Mom-, of Port Albert, who shape been
visiting their nephew, Mr, Thos. Baird
At a special meeting of the W..M.S.
of Ontario Street United Church held
on Wednesday evening, Feb.. 24, Sqr.
Leader Rev. Scott Morton, Padre of
the R,A.F. Station at Clinton', gave a
very interesting. and instructive 'talk
on ''China—Past, Present and Future."
The speaker dealt with •the situation,
size, population (as one-quarter of the
world's population live in China, lang-
not -school complaining
about," said the small boy who had
,been called to interview the headmas-
ter, "it's• the principal of the thing."
•
Movie Actress: ' "I. want to get a'
divorce."
La wryer:" "For what reason?"
Actress: "Dear me, do you..have to
have a- reason?"
• •
Township
and Mrs. Baird, have returned home.
uage (explaining how the Chinese
Performer: "I to
Box 150 EXETER Phone 41
, when a. child of eight years"'
School at 10 a.m.; morning subject, She was married over sixty years ago
"The Note of Victory"; evening sub
WINTHROP
The Mission Band which was to
have held its last Sunday,
characters originated and their mean-
certainly object
going on right after khat monkey act,"
•
Jett, "A Healing Influence"; midweek to William Oliver and they farmed in
, Hibbert until 1914 •when they moved
The, World's Day of Prayer will be
meeting
will de held next Sunday morning:
ing), and religions, stressing the fact
that China is now for mis-
Circus Master;,% "You're right. They
may it's
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THE•McKILLOP MUTUAL
meeting Thursday, 8 • p.m.—Rev, Hugh to Egmondville where Mr. Oliver pass-
Jack, Minister. ed away in 1929. She is survived by
three Thomas Oliver,
held in Cavan Church on Friday,
March 12th. , •
Parents please note.
Pte. Olen Swan, who has been at
d is
Ipperaash' Camp, is on leave an•
pleading
sioneries, nu
s, doctornurses clerks and
homemakers. He left this fact with
think an encore."
•
"What have you done with that
FIRE INSURANCE COT.
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♦ • sons: of Staffs;
• A. R. Oliver, of Tarzana, Cal,, and
The Womep's Missionary Society
and Women s Association of Cavan
spending it at his home here .and in
nig hearers: "If every one cared en-
ough to share enough, all would have
book, 'How To Live a Hundred
Mrs. Brown,
)LEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT.
Church Groups Hold Joint Meeting. Wm G., of Winnipeg, an'd on'e dough-
-A joint meeting of the Women's ter, Mrs. Robert 'E'berhart, of Sea-
Church met at the home of Mrs. Robt.
St.. Catharines and London.
Be sure to be ready for the Red
enough in this world." : Many ladies
years'?", asked •
"You don't think I'm going to leave
OFFICERS:
A9rex MeEwing, Blyth ' - Pres.
' W. R. Archibald, Seaforth - Vice -Pres.
Auxiliary and the Ladies' Guild of St. forth; one brother, Andrew McLellan
Thomas' Anglican Church was held in and one sister, Miss Agnes McLellan,
the parish hall Tuesday afternoon, of Mitchell also survive. Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. W. E. Southgate .presided. over was a faithful member of First Pres-
byterian 'Chu'rch
McFarlane on' Wednesday. afternoon,
March 3rd, with an attendance of 15
members. The't'heme for'the meeting
was •Cl>,ristian .Education. Hymn 387
Cross canvassers when they call. The
need'is greater than ever. This com-
munity's quota is $700,00, but we nev-
er let then down. •• -
from other churches were present to
hear this address. Miss Elva Wiltsie
rendered a solo and eight young lad-
that lying about with your mother in,
the shouse, ,do you?" replied Mr.
Brown.
�%et+tan A. Reid, Seafo; th - Sec: Tress.
the Georges'ild. and took, a keen in-
was read in unison, after which Hymn
DIRECTORS";
chargeA. ofnd hes.
had of the .1,a -dies' Guild. The terest ea all its activities, Rev. Hugh
Jack officiated at the funeral e . Mon-
meeting opened with the scriptureprayer:
378 was sung.. The president, Mrs.
Toll, led in a The minutes
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DUBLIN
a.
``-
w ..
William Knox, Londesboro; Chris.
iLepashardt,• Brod�hagen; E. J. Tre-
wi th'a, Clinton; Alex Brcadfoot, R
R. S, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
R.R.1, Blyth Frank .McGregor, R.R.
f, blinMinton- Hugh Alexander, R R, 2,
Walton; Thomas Moylan, R.R. 6, ea-
Sea
S
/will; William R:' Archibald, R.R. 4,
day afternoon from the residence of
lesson being .read by the president, her sort . law, Mr. Robert' f truce-
followed by' prayer. The study book and Mrs. John, D. Cairns, of Bruce-
was read and it was decided during field. sang a beautiful solo. The pall
•the business period that during Lent bearers were Messrs. Neil Gillespie,
they would ask all oft the memlbers for M' McKellar, A. C. Routledge, W. D.
-a cent a day self=denial. The meeting Smith, John McKenzie and George
' closed with the benediction. • Vivian, Staffa.. Interment took place
a in Maitlandbank cemetery.That
were read.and adopted and the W.A.
reported $1.40. The W.A. offering
. was then taken, A Christian Steward-
ship reading 'was given by.. -Mrs. Robt.
McClure entitled, "The Christian Song
At Thanksgiving." During the buss
ness period it was decided to give $10
to the Russian Relief. 'A collection
'The Late Mrs. J. A. Darling,
The death of Mrs. John A. Darlir}g
occurred at her home early Se -birder
morning last: Mrs. Darling suffered a
strobe about a year ago and hedb'een
in ailing health since that time" Ana-
true of Bornholm; she wa the former
eofr
365,000,000 dozen eggs
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rj
one.million
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dozen a day '
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Miss Ada Idella Scorns, daughter
s what we Canadian poultry raisers 'have been
Died in Winpipe'g.—The Winnipeg•
George Scorns,
AGENTS:
)0'lnllay ,McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin;
R, Pepper, Brumfield; E. Prueter,
Free Press of February 25th sayer LOCAL BRIEFS
"Frederick William Cardno, '68, 420
the late Mr. and Mrs.
Prior to her marriage on Dece ntb'er
asked to'turn out this ear to bel win the 'war and
y. P
Write the '
J.
>1hnodhlagen; James Watt, Blyth. ,
of ..'SEAFORTH,
Maryland Street, died; Wednesday at . Mr. John" Beattie spent a few
his residence. He was born in Sea- days with his SOD, Mr. Douglas M.
FARMERS
jj
22, 1920, the departed woman resided
•
on the 12th concession of Logan
ship and had been a resident Of Dub-
peace.
- • W. A. Brown, head of the Dominion Poultry
forth, Ont., and came to' Winnipeg Beattie and wife in 'London,
, CONERATI f E .
lin for the past twenty-two years, She
' services that 'We "get by"
f
:a^
SPEHCE S Prod ' . ,
GOVERNMENT ' REGISTERED
Esti GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices' paid for
Eggs arid PoultryGrass
Phone 170-W,Seaforth
shout thirty-five years ago. He is • Mr, and. Mrs, Malcolm, MacDier-
mid of Hallett, spent the past week
survived by a 'brother, Alex, of Win -1
in Toronto. _
ni,peg; and two sda'ters, Mattie and • Alias Ruby Sanderson, of Strat
Cerro, •both of Calgary. The' funreraT ford was was a guest other Sister, Mrs.
service will be h'e1d at 4.30 pen. Sat- K33nneth Campbell, 'a, d Mr. Campbell,
urday .at the Olark-Leeatherdale ,-fun- over the week -end.
oral home.' The .body will be taken to •Miss Margaret McKellar, of Palm-
Glencoe, Ont., for burial.'p Mr. Cardno erstori; was 'a guest over the week end
was a son of the late Alexander Card- at the home of her. parents', Mr. and
`was born Mrs.' M. McKellar.
We have received notice that a
s_
car of 5X $. C. Mingles have
been shipped,
Peed, '.and should arrive
here the end of the month.
Lcrtus have your Fertilizer and
Seed orders as soon as pis-
mitis. •
We have a complete line of Co-
Op. Feeds on hand, including Baby
was an a'.+.., stent of St. Mary's Angle
can G''hur ,, Dublin} .and a member of
the Ladies' Guild; of which she was a
paet president. Besides her husband
Mrs. Darling is survived by one laugh-
ter, Muriel, at home; two brothers;
Edward Scorns on the homestead', Log-
an Township, and Wesley-Sci>ins, Kin-
kora, and •two sisters, Mrs. Henry
says might with :345 000
/ >'
000 dozen -- buts asks for 365,000,000 if it is uman-
1y possible..' Even the, lower figure' is X65 000 000
, ,
dozen above last year. ,
Canada needs those eggs this We honestl (believe that• this
y
year . . , 1943. Part of the is the profitable as well as the
,'increase he® to come from pros-
exit laying flocks. But another patriotic thug to do this year= -
no, of Seaforth, where he
• • Mrs. J. L. Smith, of Toronto, and
and spent his early life.
Chick Starter"
Brod'hagen, Logan Township, and Mrs',
William H. Wolfe,- Clifford. One son,
part will • have to Dome from start good chicks early, as many
hatched this season: as can handle
son, Glen Smith, R.O.N,V.R., Halifax,
•
'
pullets you properly, and
have been .,visiting relatives .and
PHONE 9 SEAFORTH
Roy Alexander, died in infancy, and
If iris hatched this season as early as you can. Don't
IVIf§sion Band Holds Chinese "Party. friends in town for the past week.
she was also predeceased by a sister.
go
are going to deliver anysub-
by the date in
f.•
-The Goforth Mission Band of First
Miss Allen
The funeral was held Tuesday after-
you stat^ted -them
•
o•
��r�y
Sales
Sales
$r4 the best
Check Books
Canada. Tkl
BOORS
'`
Counter
made in
y cost no
Martha spent the week
Presbyterian Church held their,. regu-
lar meetingin the school room of the end, in' Toronto visiting her sister.
• Capt.. and Mrs. E. 1). Bell oP
church ' Monday afternoon with Sue
Windsor, were.guests over the week
Nixon+, the 'president, in the chair.
end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Teall.
Thirty-one 'answered the roll call.The1
: Lawrence Wessman, of Comm�a,
follortving members enjoyed a Chinese
visited friends in town over the week-
birthday party:: 1 Sheila , McFadddn,
Robert Stevens, Sue Nixon, lien Wil end'
• Corporal D'Orleon Sills, of Toxon
lie, and: Margaret • Stevens, Doris to, is 'pending part of his leave in,
Pullman took the chair for the deva Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
tional period, and the Scripture 'les • Mlss Florence"; Fowler, of Blue-
Peggy Willis. Sent-
son was res were
is visiting friends in 'town this
ence prayers were given bac Ken. Will Week
lis, Ronny Broome and Glen Nixon,
• Miss Hazel Wilson, of Tucker-
and. Mrar D. H. Wilson 'toll a titorY
smith, and Misses Dorothy Dixon,Hel-
entitled, "The Kindergarten Closing."
The meeting' closed with the tensile en Upshall, Doris' Love and Helen
tion Garnet, who, have been employed as'
•You. Are Invited to Inspect they
,
,� �,cemetery,
TAILORED -TO -MEASURE
ulii►�
S JITS AND
OVERCOATS
FOR-.
LADIES + AND..
(Ara,°N,I;i,Mji°N
• IN 7 PRICE RANGES
t) ,e� to $42.:00
r
noon at 2.30 o'clock with Rev. R. P.
D. Hurford, D.D., Seaforth, officiating,
and' burial was made in the Preslbyter-
ran Mitchell,
A large shipment of clothing Por the
Russian Relief Fund was Packed and
shipped by the Dublin War Service.
The distributing centre for ration
book No. 2 at Dublin, the War Service
rooms, was a .place of great activity.
Citizens were around early Thursday
morning to have their books exohan g`
ed, Eighteen volun• er worker's were
on 'hand. Deputy Receiver G. Hol-
1ani1 was assisted by Deputy Chief
Kathleen Stapleton, and 'assistantst,
stantial.. number • of eggs this former years'
year, ey'li have to begood date can
chicle started early and grown house ready
right, fuel on'hand!
„
Demand is exceptionally heavy for certain .breeds.
a second and third choice' on breeds,. grade and
started chicks available — first come, first
``pr �r BRAY CHECK
T ®a, a y®
WM. STAPLETON
���� • • — or
ALVIN W. KERSLAKE
. . go by the
get your brooder
and your feed and
If poesibie• give•us
date wanted. Some
served.
A. TCI ERY
- Dublin
--
—
Ilensall
more than ordi.riary
books and always give
inspectors at the Bell Engine Co. Ltd.,
W M- S. Holds Interesting Meeting. have been transferred to St- Marys
The W.M.S. of First Presbyterian and left for there on Thursday;
Church held the second meeting of
SOLD
ONLY
' • by
Ursula Krauskopf, Mary Evans, Mes
dames W. Mathers, A. Sutherland,
Colquhoun', Kate
Ernest Allen, Lloyd Coters,
BRAY "
—Agents.•
satisfac€ion.
♦ Mr. anti Mrs, John Zimmerman,
year on Tudadary, February 23rd. of Milverton,
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PI'�'
Ernest, J. Dill, Beth Johne Me -
We
We are agents and
will be leased to quote
• or
/,
you on , any styeMAL
LtRfll.,
quantity requited.
Y. eek 1�41t1'E -Ili' @P �ti�;.
• ,tlh. ''oe�?p
were .guests this week
Mrs. William Freeman, presiden>E, OP- with Mr. and Mre. H. E. Smith.
ex-
enedt i}he 'meeting by .reading an ex- • Corporal Thomas Sills, of Camp
perience of Elijah, whish was a strik Borden, and "Sgt. Nora Hickey, also
ing parallel to present times.: Mid of Camp Borden, were guests over the
she followed by prayer. The "In, Mem- week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Frank
,
Oath" Certificate .,
H' 1: G •alialiaSitio.
weft by the Sete Miss 11dr:' Franik Sill's is in Toronto +. ia..
,. 1;' in mem0'1'y of $er •
Mother, is through the kindme'ee of week.
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TAILORS
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Donald, Daill, Burns, .Frank Evans,
Docar Reed, elHBur s,LFra David ns
Connell, T. ' Molyneatix and R.. New-
eombe. •°
'personae's+: Miss Marcy leaden 'To-
Tonto;' with Mx. and litre. Pat Jordan;
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and elfin In ilio Sntitda" acihool.fxonTaw
and.a guest of her. daughter, Mrs. Ralph
by Male ''11. Il, Q4ovanSoek, .3!TePaddin, ons Wednesday
.•charge
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fine u b k '. d. ` . 'visit Mra rattan and tilde' par fntg
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