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(akin may); '0 I00 Dun-u, .â€" Omce end residence at the corner of Comma and Lunbton Street-I. 0mm bouts: 9 to 11 am., 1.30 to 4 pm., 7 to 0 pm. (Sundays excepted). wOpm. Specializing in AW“ Diseases of Eyes 9’9“" and mm: “1"“ of 'Glasses 178 UK “Hunky-a v _ , College Toronto Office in Machrlano J. n. chvAmz. I!- A- 031cc, Mill Street. Graduates ambton Street. Vn's'firfoi'ce‘.‘ Etc; 3 general nnmcw macs: t ted. All legal docu- ments efficiently and carefully moored Your patronage ”netted. omen; 1 door North of McLaughlin’s: m: m office mum _. madam -- mum Federal Baum. '1‘01'0mo Dentistry in all its branches; x411” Gas Extraction Medical Dilation. ..c "exams. DENTIST over J. J. nunter’s start a BESSIE magnum: Denial Directprv ‘Business, 5“- efluctioneers 1.30 to 4 9-31.. 3‘ LUCAS 31 12 235 WHITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS. Quality chicks thtt will develop into layers 01 large white eggs. Priced right. lurch 14 cents, April 12 cents, May 10 cents. Write Hendrick Poultry Farm, Tumour, Ont., E. L. Gray, Manager. White Leghorn Baby omen, blood test- ed. April delivery 312 per 100. Write for Mating List. R. B. Hetherington, Box ro'rA'ron-zs won SALE Goon QUALITY FOR SALE CHEAP FOR SALE CHILD’S SULKY,1N GOOD CONDI- tion; at, reasonable price. Apply Mrs. C. E. Watson, College street. 428 41x1. TWO-YEAR-OLD HEREFORDâ€"John W. Eckhardt, Priceville RR. 1. 5 19 4pd. THE PROPERTY OF, Anthony Lawrence; 1 {tame stable; garage; :Apply to Mrs. Philip 'James Lawrence, Durhax i’ROPERTY FOR SALE BRICK HOUSE; IDEAL LOCATION; good garden; all conveniences; garage, etc.; ‘4 acre land. Apply George Yum, THE 115nm PROPERTY FOR sale or rentâ€"Apply R. J. Matthews. all conveniences. Apply Middaugh House. 5 5 3c. â€"_â€" PASTURE FOR RENT LOT 3, CON. 4, S. D. R.. GLENELG, containing 50 acre. For further infor- mation apply Chronicle Office, Dur- GARBAGE REMOVED HAVE YOUR ASHES OF THE PAST winter and the accumulation of gar- bage removed. I will attend to this for the small charge of 15¢ per weekâ€"Ver- non Watt. 5 19 4pd. Anyone wanting window boxes and hanging pots filled send order by R. L. Saunders to Northern Nurseries, Owen Sound. Cemetery plots levelled and FOR SALE OR RENT holdlnzunmtormaldancemthe'rown nom m GARDEN PLANTS 11 you want a beautiful garden ask NOTICE TO CREDI'I‘ORS Wheninowensmmdvisitourgreen- houm and store. 5 19 70. APARTDIENTS FOR RENT FOR SALE COMING Btu. FOR SALE at reasonable rates. 5 19 7c. FOR RENT m C3088 DANCE NOTICES fortune ., meme POTS rame house. good garden. Lawrence. or 813 ti 4 21 5pd. 79M. county of Grey, are hereby MM to send or deliver to the 1mm L__I__ ‘__II Grey, Bpm’ Who m In the matter of theestate of HUGH MacDONALD. late of the Town of Dur- ham, in the County of Grey, Mason, de- sons having claims against the Estate, of the late Hugh MacDonald, are here- by required to send or deliver to the undersigned Solicitors for the Estate, lull particulars of their claims, duly enti‘ 5 19 30. TENDERS FOR COAL SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Acting Chief Purchasing Agent, De- partment of Public Works, Ottawa, will be received at his office until 12 o’clock noon, (daylight saving), Wed- nesday, May 25, 1932, for the supply of coal for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario, in- Ecluding the City of Ottawa. NUI'ICE is hereby given that 9.11 per- Forms of tender with specifications and conditions attached can be obtain- ed from H F. Dawson, Acting Chief Purchasing Agent, Department of Pub- lic Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Supervising Architect, 36 Adelaide St., | East, Toronto. Ont. Tenders will not be considered unless made on the forms supplied by the De- partment and in accordance with deâ€" partmental specifications and condi- tions. The right to demand from the suc- cessful tenderer a deposit, not exceed- ‘mg 10 per cent. of the amount of the tender, to secure the worm fulfilment of the contract, is reserved. By order, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 2, 1932. TOWNSHIP OF GLENELG vision on the assessment roll for 1932 will be held in the Township Hall Glen- elg on Saturday, the 28th day of May, .__.. 1932, at 1 o’clock in the afternoon, for the hearing of any appeals that have been filed in writing with the Clerk on or before May 14, 1932. Any omission of names first should be on the roll, or changes of property, should be flled with the Clerk in writing; The assess- ment roll is open for inspection. All persons interested are hereby re- quired to take notice, and act accord- (Our Own Correspondent) Mrs. Jessie Adamson and Miss Lizzie Henry spent a day last week in Mount Forest visiting friends and relatives. Mr. Lomz Liebold and Jasper Smith was in Avton last week with Mr. V. Miss Nellie McMaster has been con- fined to her bed for some days with a severe attack of flu. Miss Frames mu enjoyed a week-end visit to her home in 308110?- M185 Justina Llebold spent last week in men with Mrs. Jacob Grhn. was Purl Smith made a week-mid visit with Manda and relatives in Wmdfiupeler- Ir. mumuhureooveredsofar muncentmnessthatheanat- By order of the Council. H. H. MacDONALD. or before the 5th day of LUCAS HENRY. Solicitors for the Estate. Calderwood N. DESJARDINS. 5 12 2c. (Our Own Correspondent) - Remembersofthesupeflotu.n Y. P. 0. Club met at. Buneason school house on Monday, May 18, with a good attendance. Music was given by Alfred Weppler and Dan L. McArthur. It was decidedeVeourm-xtmeetlnsmthe tormotoptcniconJune 13.2mm:- my. W Macadam and 3m Mcxechnle were unlimited 9. 00mm!“ tee for am. Mr. T. 8. Cooper, Mut- dale, was present and showed us some mg with Felix, which was followed by “The Life of Duvld Livingston.” Mr. ,our club. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Cooper. Reteshments were served by the ladies. Miss Hazel J. Benton spent the week- end in Toronto. Mrs. Donald MacGillivray returned er from Toronto where she has spent some G time with her daughter. She intends spending the summer with her son, Mr. J. P. MacGillivray. 2 Miss Winnie Binnie has secured a E‘ position in Toronto. Miss Ethel Hargrave, Green Grave, ( spent the week-end with her friend, I Margaret Macfarlane. (Intended for last week) ‘1 Friday night of last week the neigh- t bors and friends numbering about for- .’ ty gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bell’s ‘5 and showered them with some very! pretty and useful gifts. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Browne of ‘1 Goderich spent the week-end with his .1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Browne. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Macfarlane} ‘of Toronto, visited at their homes on1 lSunday. | 1. Do not forget to attend the Superior . U. F. Y. P. 0. meeting to be held in : Bunessan school house Monday eveno; ,iing, when Mr. COOper. Markdaie. is to; be present to help with the program.‘ f tre W.M.S. was held at Mrs. R. J. Mac- Gillivray’s home on Tuesday afternoon! The officers elected for the coming} 'year are: President. Mrs. J. P. Mac-i s Gillivray; vice-president. Mrs. H. Bea-y _ ton; secretary-treasurer, Miss Anna- ,f belle MacArthur. Miss Margaret Mac- farlane was appointed delegate to the association to be held in Owen Sound. Encouraging reports were heard from ,, the treasurer for the Mission Circle and 35 from the Ladies“ Aid. The remainder ._ of the afternoon was spent quilting a I- quilt for "The White Cross" work. Mrs. S l" I (Our Own Correspondent) There passed away on April 29 Mrs. John Grant «nee Caroline Barber), formerly of Varney, wife of the late -‘L“ year. Deceased suffered a stroke of aponlexy and was only ill eleven days. Previous to the stroke she was enjoy- ing the best of health and always made , -nA A‘A ‘OCD V‘-‘ v' v her annual visit wit-h relatives and old neighbors around Varney. She has been a resident of Detroit for over 30 years, a member of First Presbyterian church, Detroit, and a member of Grosse Point Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. The funeral service was conducted by ’her pastor, Dr. Joseph A. Vance. Twen- ty-eight floral tokens were sent from; friends and the body was laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery, Detroit, on May 3. Friends from a distance were Miss loss one son, Irving Grant and a daugh- ter, Margaret, of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. John Mowry of Detroit and Mrs. Wm. Henstridge of Hamilton, and one brother, Matthew Barber, of Varney. Owing to a delay in the news of her tend the funeral- W51“ V'CV - wâ€"V â€" On May 9, William H. Henstridge, husband of Isabella Barber, formerly of Varney, passed away on his 87th birth- day. Death came from coal fumes from the furnace. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hen- stridge had been in good health and were both overcome by .gas from the furnace. Mrs. Henstridge recovered, but iMr. Henstridge develOped pneumonia 'and death followed. He leaves to mourn his departure, one son, Frederick 11.. and one daughter, MrS. Edwin T. Agate, c- -1; O." “'rvvâ€" ~ __ and one daugnter, MrS. Edwin T. Agate, of Hamilton. Masonic services were held at the house at 2.30 and at St. James crowded to t tributes were Varney "3’35? the floral Traverston ( Our Own Correspondent) Owing to the wet weather of lest week,therekeb1¢meo¢oetaend barleytobesown yet. of husky fellows replacing the cover- hamdsmngersonthebfldcentw. R. Jack's comer last week. Tisflyearsslncethe Edwudslun- fly moved from Brant Township in Brueetolots.ooucesston6.aleoelc. momyclwmgthenmmm ayand'mursdnyotnstweekdoek Rim it with 1200 whit: pine from hOk tor the W“. "W W‘ "Wm-pr“. ..... anniversaryservicetobeheldonsun- Wt! W policy he renown! «y. my 20. followed by an old-(uh- ““1 the 0‘0" WW coma-u: tor Iioned ten-meeting the following even- 1W~W- 11.3.11me not.thenrstehurch Grier-sonâ€"Ttn'nbuil: That .11 ee- w“ erected 70 years ago counts, including superintendent's vou- Rarely. it ever. has full wheatm cher number four. as preoented, be through the winter and looked promising than it does at present. Mr. Angus McIntosh and sister. Miss Margaret. of Dornoch, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ' Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton and son Fred Heft, pay sheet, ”.60; Archie Lindsay and Mr. Jos. Lindsay, of Walk- Wam Day sheet ‘10-:40 Lawson Hop- erton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs R. kins, pay sheet ‘335 Chas. Petty, PM E. Bryans the first of the week. Sheet $960 J88 Hudson pay sheet Reeve R. Brigham and wife and Mr. “1-203 30h“ 3- le’is» pay sheet $640: . George Kress, of Hanover,~visited the Fred Breutigam, pay sheet 812 60‘ Wm . Davis home on Sundav. ‘Charlton pay Sheet $1300; Normal a. . ‘ ‘.-n-..-IA u 0ka (A m "9“!“ The following account were putd: 1'. Irwin, nomination notice. $220; one ', and Mrs. V ‘ Mr. Wm {farm of 15 Ryan, wh‘t '. four year: ithe 4th co ‘Iun nnu Mr. Ed. Cook, of Guelph; Mr. John Puterbough and son Clifford. and his two sons-in-law, Messrs. Baird and Ar- mour. of London. were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook on Saturday. Mr. Wm. Banks has rented the home farm of 150 acres of Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, who retired to Markdale some four years ago and moved over from the 4th concession last week. Mrs Pepper and son Garland and daughters, Misses Margaret and Eve, of Chesley, motored on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook. ‘ Mr. W. H. Edwards returned to Ham- !nton last Thursday and is this week in ‘Belleville on Hydro business. ’Tis a pleasure to return to the par- ental home now and then. Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Peart visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barbour in Egremont on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James Atkinson at COOK Hill. The Zion branch of the Women’s In- stitute met at the church last Thurs-: day with about twelve ladies in atten- dance. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mrs. W. J. Green- wood; vice-president. Mrs. Will Tim- mins; secretary-treasurer Mrs. O. Peart. directors, Mrs. W. R. Jack and Mrs. R. jT. Cook; auditors, Misses Viola Neely 'and Gladys Firth: lunch committee, *Misses Ethel Anderson and Bertha Mc- ‘Nally; program committee, Mesdames Greenwood, Myrtle Glencross and M Edwards. The meeting closed by sing- ing the National Anthem. June meeting will be held on the second Thursday of the month at the home of Mrs. Wand- by Baker. - fl‘__A Mr. and Mrs. Will Marshall and fam- ily, of the 8th concession, moved to his farm last week in Egremont. Mrs. John MacArthur of the 10th Cross 3; Sutherland Hardware Co. Limited mama's Hardware ' Peart, Misses Clara Ou Wednes- www.mtmownmyu- terdnytoundcrzomomflononhs Pmntto'Woo‘mdlmt on my 9, 1032. Kennel-c all mt matesothstmeeungmmdlnd Bum-Wm: That J“. Putter- aonhepudflso («minimum mdoneinjmdmdun. . flmforouesheepkmed.8.0. woo for inspectingâ€"Guru. ES [cl-b3! Watson. pay sheet. $10.40; Lawson nop- klns. pay sheet. $8.85; Chas. Petty. pay sheet. $0.00; Jas. Hudson. pay sheet. $11.20; John E. Purvls. pay sheet. $0.40; Inca. Breuugam. pay sheet, $12.00; Wm. Charlton. pay sheet. $13.00; Norman McRonald. pay sheet. 06.60; Henry Metcalfe, pay sheet, 01.40; Geo. Alex- ander. pay sheet. $17.00; Herb. Gamma. pay sheet. $10.20: Ernest Monk. pay sheet, $13.20; Ivy Walker. pay sheet. 8720; Jas. Stlnson. pay sheet. $3.60: W. J. Campbell. pay sheet. 89.00; D. J. Hewitson. pay sheet. $8.00; Elmer Hat,- ton. pay sheet, $4.20; J. A. Campbell. gravel. $1.90; Chas. Schaab. repairs to grader. $6.50; G. Goldsmith. bridge cov- ering. 3200; Frank Schmm. grading. ‘$30.20; Andrew Becker. grading, $32.00; Peter Kramer. $48.40; Elmer Hatctn. _ grading, $19.00; John McDonald. grad. 1 ing. $50.00; Henry Patterson, grading 1 account, $15.20; Henry Patterson, sal- 1 of revision of the assessment roll on t Monday. the sixm day of June, at nine . l o‘clock. ton, pay sheet, gravel, $1.90; C grader, 86.50; G ering, $200; E Sheâ€"“What. should I do for a sprun- ed ankle?" Joeâ€"“Lanp!” RIB-ROLL ROOFIJIG Guelph 8t. . Man. Out. Factorie- at Montana] and Toronto J. H. CHI'I'I'ICK. Clerk PAGE 7