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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1939
'inter Wants
afaallatlEgeg
COATS.
for young and old
Heavy Wool Cloths. all interlined.
1Uiost of these coats are chamois
lined. All are fur trimmed. Real
warmth and style are assured.
{Outstanding value
$14.96
Other Coats to $29:50
HOSIERY
C"col clays bring to mind Warm
Hose
Ail Wool Hose 59c
Silk and Wool 69c
Rift Fashioned Wool Hose
$1.00 and 1.35
NEVA-WET HOSE
75c Chiffon 1.00 Crepe
Have you joined
oar Hosiery Club ?
EittaSSEIBECEMOVEIME
DRESSES
A complete, new range of better
Dresses. The very .newest Style
inspirations
$5..95
Other Dresses, sizes 14-48
From $2.98 to 11.95
KIDDIES' TARTAN DRESSES
6 years to 14 years, $1,00
MILLINERY
Dull Autumn days are enlivened by
the hosts of jaunty. cheery hats.
New velvets in the richest of Fal]
shades, only $3.50
(food quality Felts in every conceiv-
able type t,f new Brown
1.49 - 1.95 - 2.25
Matron's Style, in the
Best of Taste, $2,25
Men's & Boys'
Overcoats
The Popular Styles fn the
Best of Cloths
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:Brussels
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GREAT VALUE AT
14.95
SPECIALS
Penrtan's All Wool Combin-
ations $2,49
Shirts and Drawers, per gar-
ment $1.49
Separete Trousers, in Tweeds and
Worsteds $2,25
Fire Dress Shirts .... .. . , $1.00
Pali Ties 50c
Braces 39c
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KENSALL
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l'eji atter speeding . -,::1 days
r>atm,
Ars. Thos. t'ar :ter re turned home
la>t week after spending the past
,'=.:apse ,i months with her sister in
North- Dakota. Mrs, Yard nrr ha• ta'k-
te rooms at the home of Mfrs: Anti(
Saundercock.
Mr. and MTS. . Jas.Parkin, pent
doge week end at the he n.c ef their
son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and
Mrs. Cline Flynt in Laudon.
Mir. and Mrs. Gus Voth and little
rianghter of Detroit visited over the
week end 'lith Mrs. Robt. Bc.nthron
and airs. Lou Simpson.
The regular meeting of t'he Senior
Women's Institute was held Wednes-
cia: evening at the -home of Mis:.
Gladys Passmore with the President,
M1 Beryl [gaff, :presiding. The - Ire
ttte ode was sittig followed Iby 0
i anaela and the Lord's - prayer in ani-
sLn. The minutes of the nreviotis
-meeting g.were read and adopted. The
re,:1 all was answered by Miv weight.
.and what eheteld weigh." Musses
Lots and Marion MacLaren en sang two.
r. ., r•t "Lan:? o Glad Tomorrow, and
'•o,. c the flrant.." Mr . MlacLarea
..-t,ornaaltied on rhe nianc=. The mat-
o ior the Sick Roam,' was
iert' ably given tV Mas. Gee'., He -r,
singing 'The Ol i Rugged
Cthe an -mess ca• d1!‹11:e d
;e
J. fatter -on was :a•ppninted as
local oder to attend the Women's
lastitme convention 'mein held in
newer Get. 1114, 19, 20 Mrs. A. W.
"Kerslake •teas appointed as a -delegate
end the Junior Institute meet -
r, to he held in the town 'hall. Hen-
--i1, Ort. 16. 17- Disenssion of rht.
ked Cross Society work also took
place and a number of ronunimtca-
trnns read and filed. Mrs. G. M. Drys-
dale gave a very interesting readttg
entitled, "Health." Miss Florence
Welsh h and Mrs. E. L. Micah: played
:: delightful piano deet. pre -3. A. Ad-
+'i=on of Zurich was the ;guest epeak-
r and are a very (Inc addre,4:s on
Health and demonstrated,bandaging.
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re Nauember 4lee inu'All be (el
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at the home, of Mrs. Dr.0.C
Sic
er.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Red Cross Society Organized, --
A public meeting was ;held in the
town hall on Thursday evening at 8
p.m. for the Purpose. .of organizing a
Red Crops Society acre. Reeve E.
Shadilick acted as •rhairnrdn for •the
evening, Mr, R. C. Hays, president of
the Goderich branch of the Red Cross
•society, .spoke on the organization -and
is work, and Mr. Donald 'Campbell,
.war veteran, nt Goderit41 • also spoke.
Following is a list ni the officers ap-
pointed. Honorary presidents. Mfrs.
E Rennie. Mr. Owen Geiger, er, MIr. G.
". Petty and Mr. J. W Orbwein.
President. Rev. R. A. Brook; vice
Tresidents. Miss Irene Douglas, Miss
;vlattie Ellis; recording secretary,
r ti r. Harry i aarenve; board
directors. Rev. R. .A. Brook. Rev. .l
M. 1-innt. Rev. E. F. :'handler. Ni
a•sn hev. Haekendar , Rev. Ter
hean. Zurich: Rev. L. '\V, Power,
snit 'r
and Rev. Martin, 1)re s dai
Reeves. E. Shadlick, Hensel]; Gee
Armstrong. Hay: S. \Vhitmore,
T oke rsmith, and Fred \Matson, Sta
itty; local doctors, Dr, Steer, D
Saitillie, 1)r. Moir. Dr, •Campbell, 1)
Addison and Dr. O'Dwyer. Repre
entattres of the Institutes, Miss Be.
Pfaff, \lrs. Glenn MacLean; \Mon
•• n Associations from churches. Mii
Mary Fee,• St. Paul's; Mrs. C. Hu
',on, Presbyterian and Slrs, C. Hal
a.ntyne. United Church; principals
schools, Mr. Claude B1owes and M
R. T. Moore: chamber of conunerc
.'1r Garnet Case; Mr.B. \V, Cros
.Masonic order, Mr. Emerson Ky,l
Oddfeflciws, Mir. Earl Campbell; C)
sage Lodge. Mr. Louis Clarke; Can
than Legion. MT. Samuel Dougall,
meeting for the pnr,ll-eof gettin
committees conittees and director, tagetb
er was held here Wednesday evenin
Large Crowd Attends, --
A large crowd attended the enelt
and dance in the town hall on Pride
evening which was sponsored by tit
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Enjoy Permanents of Satisfaction at Low Special
Prices -there has been no increase in prices.
"B" BEAUTY SALON
L. M. BOX. Phone 50 or 18, Seaforth
dotte, Miche visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glenn and family.
A number of ladies from the 'Unit-
ed Church attended the W.M.S. con-
vention held in Grand Bend Tuesday.
Miss Helen Moir, who has been
spending the past several weeks in
London, returned to her home here
Saturday.
Mrs. John Murdoch, South Rich-
mond street, was highly honored last
week by being visited by Mrs. Mitch-
ell F, Hepburn of St. Thomas, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jack MacNeill.
Rev. R. A Brook conducted com-
munion service Sunday morning in
the United Church, and also delivered
a very fine sermon at the evening ser
vice. D. I. G. Smillie sang a solo en
titled "The Lord's Prayer." The
choir sang two anthems, "Orn' all in
ail," and "Lord Let Me Serve Thee,'
Huron Deanery Meets In
St, Paul's Anglican Church
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A. splendid meeting of the Huron
Deanery was held in St. Paul's Ang-
lican Church on Thursday with rep•
resentatives from every church total-
ling eighteen. The ladies of the
church served very sumptuous meals
to those present.
Rev, blunter of Madoe conducted
servi:es in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday and the choir sang
two anthems, "I Will Extol Thee"
and "When Shadows Fali." Mrs, W,
A. ldaaLaren soloist,
MIr. George Sutherland, while ear.
r vine his typewriter to Mr. George
Hess's jewellery shop for repairs on
Tuesday morning, had the misfort-
,r!ie to fall, fracturing. his Item very
homy. Mr, Snrherland was taken to
Itis home where he was attended by
Dr. I. G. Smillie,
Young People's Society Hear
Interesting Lecture -
The Young People's Society of the
United. Church held a "Pot .Luck"
supper in the church Monday even -
ng, when a vary large crowd' gath-
ered and pertooit of the bountiful
Ornvisfuns. • The 1ahles were beanti-
edly decorated with autumn flowers
tad were in charge of Miss Gladys
nnatal.. and Mrs. Lee Hedden, After
artatiting of the supper ;,lir, Kenneth
Wks, 1n•esident. gave a shoe( ed.
dress. Rev. R, A. Brook then spoke
nd intr'oduc'ed the guest speakers of
he everting'. Rev. A. R. Stone of
ai an. and AI's. t', Dickinson. book
teward of the fruited ('hut'ch of
'amide in Toronto Mrs. lf, L. 1W'&
bliss Florence Welsh played a
delightful piano duet. Following this
he program was held in the auditor-
ium of the church and opened by
singing "Jesus Calls Pc O'er The Tu-
mult." Miss Greta Lammie favored
With a violin sale accompanied by
Miss Bella Smale. Rev, R. A. Brook
read the scripture end Mr. 3. W. Ort-
wein led in prayer. Mrs. Hedden and
Mrs. Hess sang a beautiful clnet,
"Have you been In the Garden with
Jesus." Mr. Dickinson gave an inter-
esting address on "Missionary and
Maintenance Committee Work." The
hymn, "Fight the Good Fight," was
sung, and Rev. A, R. Stone gave a
very fine address on his work in
Japan and illustrated with very inter-
esting lantern slides. Mr. Claude
Blowes and Mr. W. 0. Goodwin fav-
ored with a duet "Jesus Lover of my
Soul." Hymn, "Abide with Me," was
sung and Rev. A. R, Stone pronounce
ed the benediction. The Sunday
School and other organizations of the
church recently purchased a new lan-
tern on which the slides were shown.
It was operated by Mr. Bob Hess.
DL'. and Mrs. Herb Campbell, Mr. •
and Mrs. John McKeehan and Mr. El-
liott
1liott McKeehan of Denfield were re-
cent visitor's at the home of Mr. and
Krupin East '\\knncu , lnstittite in ai
of the Red Cross Work. There ever
about fifty tables of euchre 'linin
and tor prize,. were wen by the fo
ut n Lata first. Mrs. John Het
tenon, see r:l, Mrs. E. ('h,p, hase
consolation, Mrs. W. A. liarLarun
gents' fir -t, Mir. Sandy Sinclair; se
ltd Mir, \k tin hyla ; er neolation. 51 r,
Frank Wright. Ticket-. were sold pre-
vious for the following lucky prizes:
a tte-o and a half yard -linen table
cl, th Mrs. Howler Hunt, Seaforth;
twenty fate piece cabinet of Aver,
Mr Finlayson, Kippen, half dneen
.herbs rola.. cs and plates, jean and
Harold Caldwell, Kippen; 'half dozen
rol'-t Mr-. John Iiendereen, Kip -
pen; pair s'iiver candlesticks, :Mr. W.
1lcne, Kippen: pair silver salt and
pepper shakers, Mrs. 'lobe Elgie, Kip -
nen; chicken, Mrs. H. Moore, Kip
pen. Lecke- tickets were drawn at •t'it
euchre and dance. Lunch was served
ane Mia r
tele korchestra
furnished
excellent mule for the dance.
Mrs. E. Runde, who underwent an
operation in Olintan hospital last
Thursday is improving, Her many
friends 'hope for a speedy recovery.
The local school teachers attended
the convention held in Louden c n
Friday.
Mr. Harold Sherritt of Dundas .
spent. the week end with Mr. and
Mr's. Thos. ;Sherritt.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Duncan and
son of Harrington visited on Sunday.
wtih Mr. and Mrs, John Sheppard,
Dr. D. G. Steer has treated himself
to a new Hudson coach ear,
A number of the young people of
Carmel Presbyterian Church attend. '
ed the.annual young people's rally
held in Bayleld Monday evening,
Mrs. R. J. Moore; corrresponddng sec- Mr, and Mrs. P, Smith, Betty and
a•etarv. Mrs. Walter Spencer; treasure•Catharine and Mrs. Biggler of Wyatt-
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NOTICE
Would theparty who got the 12 ft.
ladder at Mr, ('. Eckart's last Spring
kindly return it as he would be emelt
obliged if they would leave it where
they got it.
POTATOES
A limited supply of Katakin Variety,
noted for their dry cooking qualities.
Sae per hag, delivered. or 80c in your
sacks.
F.O.B. Act quick. Phone
34-616, Clinton
Hugill's Potato Farms
3 Miles West of Seaforth
POTATOES
No. 1 GRADE POTATOES
WANTED
Highest Prices Paid
T. PHILLIPS
SEAFORTH
Phone 63
AUCTION SALE
Lambert Saleyai'd, Stratbroy, Sat-
urday, Oct. 21st,
200 Heats of MIXED CATTLE.
Usual run of Mixed Pigs and Calves.
Those wishing to buy cattle priv-
ately can do so by seeing the under-
signed auctioneer anytime during the
week. Trucks to deliver. Terme cash.
A, G, McAlpine, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Community Sales at Dick's Hotel
stables, Seaforth, will commence on
Friday, Oct. 20.
Cattle -35 head choice stockers
ranging from 400 to 800 lbs,; 1 half
Holstein and Durham cow, freshened
1 week, 4 years old; 1 polled Angus
eow freshened 3 weeks, 4 years old;
1 Jersey cow milking, 8 years old; 2
good calves.
Pigs -85 pigs, weanlings to 125
lbs,; 1 Yorkshire sow, bred 5 wks,;
1 fat sow; 1 pure bred Berkshire hog
2 years old,
Furniture --Oak leather seated rock-
er, mahogany leather seated chair,
living room table. conguleum rug,
music cabinet, 2 small tables, 2 Bis-
sel carpet sweepers, 1 motor rug, 1.
step ladder, galvanized wash tub and
board, vatuette, Quebee heater, fence
stretcher, numerous other articles,
Bring in anything yon have: to sell.
Reasonable rates,. .
Homer Hunt, Manager, phone 228.12
Gen. H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE •
• Of Household L1fects, Etc., at the
residence. of Mr Peter McCann, elide
St., Seafmlh, nne block north of
('loft's punting mi11. on Saturday,
October 28t1t, at 1.3o p.m., the fol.
lowing:
Kitchen and dining room furniture,
tables, chairs, pictures, bedding, beds,
springs and mattresses. Bell organ,
cook stove, heater. elnthes, shovels,
spades hoes, a itutitit i' • 01 honks,
looking glasses, clock. stretcher.
A quantity of dishes, plates, pails,
etc. Terms cash: No reserve.
Peter McCann, Prop.
Harold Jariceon, Auct,
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Miele.
merits at Lot 27, Con, 0, Hibbert
Township, on Friday. Oetober 27, et
1 o'clock sharp, t•onslsting of the
following:
rattle --Roan cow, 7 year's old. due
to freshen in Fehr a tt'p: roan 1005. 5
Year:, old, due to freslien in March;
Holstein cow, 7 years old, tine to
freshen in March; Durham cow 3
years old, due to freshen in Febru-
ary; Durham eow, :i years, old, milk-
ing; 7 spring calves.
Pigs -1 sow bred 6 weeks, 1 fat
sow. Poultry -15 Ieghorn pullets.
Implements ---Frost & Wood bind-
er 0 ft, cut, Deering mower, Deering
seed drill. set of 4 section harrows,
walking plow, Massey Harris cultiv.
ator. 2 furrow gang p1o15, Frost &
Wood- stay loader, truck wagon, rub-
ber tire buggy, set of single harness,
set of double harness, Renfrew cream
separator.
15tons hay (mixed), quantity of
millet, about L000 bus. mixed grain,
quantity of potatoes, forks, chains,
shovels, and numerous other articles,
Terns Bash.
At the same time and place the
farm which consists of 100 acres
more or less will be offered for sale
subject to reserve bid. On this farm
is erected a good set of farm build-
ings. The land is a good clay loam,
15 acres of plowing done. The farm
is well watered,
Terms on real estate made known
on day of sale. Everything must be
sold to wind up the estate of the late
Mrs, Matilda Coyne.
Michael F. Coyne, John L. Coyne,
Executors.
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
(Strangers paying by cheque will
have to be identified or have marked
cheque)
Notice To Creditors
AND OTHERS
in the Estate of Bridget Matilda
Coyne, Deceased.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Bridget Matilda Coyne, late of the
Township of Hihherk, in the County of
Perth, Widow, deceased, who died (01 or
about the 1st day of September, 3988, are
notified to send to the undermentioned execu-
tors of the said Estate, on or before the 9th
day of November, 1939, full particulars of
their claims duly verified. After the said date
the executors will distribute the assets of the
said deceased, having regard only to claims
of which they shall then have notice, and
will
not be liable to any Y n erso f whose
claim theyshall p o
r not then have notice for the
assets so distributed or any part thereof:
DATED. at Stratford this 1201 day of
October, 1939,
JOHN L. COYNE,
R. R. No, 1, Staffa, Ont.
MICHAEL F. COYNE,
- R. R. No, 1, Static, Ont,
s.
By t-- .1, MAURICE RING, Executor
59 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ontario
Their Solicitor herein
B „IY IN EC.MONDVILLE
We Save You Motley
Trade a per doz.
in trade only for Grade A
Large Eggs, to be deliver-
ed to us twice weekly.
LEATHER SHOES & RUBBER
BOOTS AT LOWEST PRICES.
Bread Flour--
08
lour-08 pound bag $2.59
Cattle Mineral -
50 pound 91.49
New Life Laying Concentrate
per cwt. $3,25
Rolled. Wheat -
5 pound bag 23c
Castile Soap, 12 cakes 25c
W. J Finnigan
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep grati-
tude to all who so generously showed
sympathy by spiritual bouquets,
flowers and persona] attendance, and
in every way possible, to alleviate
Sour feelings in our time of sorrow.
-J. J. Holland, Wife and Family
CARD OF THANKS:
Mr. Peter McCann and grandchild-
ren wish to thank their litany friends
and neighbors for kindness shown
during their sad bereavement, and
those who loaned their cars and the
many who donated Mass Cards.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Austinlapfe wish to
thank their many fl•iende and neigh-
bors for their kindness shown them
during their recent and sad bereave-
ment; also to Rev. Mr. Bremner, ansa
to those who loaned cars, also for the
many beautiful floral tributes,
ELDER" D. BELL, B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D, McConnell, H. GIenn Haye
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seafarth, Oface hours: -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 p.m. to '5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. nn. to 9 p. m.
IN MEMORIAM
lleaton-In Loving memory of our
dear husband and father. Mr. Malcolm
ileaton, who died on October 17, 1938.
Just a tribute of love and rememb-
ranee
To one eve will Dever forget,
Toni absence to its is 21 sorrow,
Your loss we will alwaye regret.
Sadly missed Icy Wife ane( Family
COURT OF REVISION
Township of McKillop
The Township Council ni McKillop
will meet as a Court of Revision no
the Assessment Roll for the year
194o at the farnegie Hull. Seaforlh.
en Monday. the htit day of November.
epee, 01 ten o e1oe.1. jut the forcnnon.
Na'ices 01 appotti shcrttlel be in the
Clr-r,t s ]lands un nr lc l 'c Sept. 27th.
JOHN McNAY, Clerk.
WOMEN WANTED
MAKE 1'IORit MONEY THAN
EVER I]IS8'C)RE. We are innking for
ambitions women vita am FREE to
work autd MAKE MONEY in an inde-
pendent business, Out line infamies
over Zito dally neeessitns, Many val-
uable territoliee now evailable, No
,•xpeuie nne necessary. ,For FREE DE-
TAILS and (AT.1I.OGtil: INQUIRY
TODAY; I''atnilex, 270 St, element,
MONTREAL.
WANTED
A good frame standing barn, about
=,0'x43', wanted. Apply to The Sea -
forth News.
APPLE BUTTER, CiDER MILL
Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday of each week dur-
ing October and November. Cider
mill located on the street leading to
the golf course, west ward, Mitebell,
Fred Hennick, proprietor, Terms cash,
FARM FOR SALE
120 acres, utile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and 5, 18th Concession Town-
ship of Grey. Large bank barn, frame
house, excellent gravel pit, Apply to
Miss Jean Turner, Seafortlt,
WANTED
Sewing of all kinds, also knitting;
will also piece quilts and quilt them,
Mrs. H. L. McIver, Seaforth, R,R,4.
RUBBER GOODS, SUNDRIES, ETC.
Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed wrap-
per. 80% less than retail. Write for
mail-order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 91. Hamilton, Ont.
FOR SALE
40 gal. galvanized tank in good re-
pair, milk cans suitable for holding
feed in henhouse, several pine pack-
ing boxes, large and small, some with
lids. Number of apple barrels, Tri-
umph tin churn with wooden wipers,
capacity for one cow. Wooden mall
and 2 iron wedges, feeding crates and.
shipping crates, double barrel Green-
er shotgun, 10 gauge. Saskatchewan
robe and chime of bells, post hole
augerrain barrels. Apply to P. 0,
Box 102. Varna,
HONEY FOR SALE
Amber honey, six cents in your
own container. Wallace Ross, North
Main street, Phone 3033.
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Spies, Baldwins, Tasman Sweets,
King, Greening, Russet, 50c-1.00 per
bus. Phone Clinton 622.24. Fred Mc -
CI
Ymoot 'Varna.
PILOT STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
Agent for the Pilot Stoves, Ranges,
Furnaces and Firece Bridgewall
Ranges. See these on display above
McDonald's Bakery,- Compare these
stoves before you buy. Save from six
to eight dollars. Trade in your old
stove, liberal allowance, A. Zimmer-
man, Main St., Seaforth,
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY j
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc. -Courteous Service
411091611.11.1•Mimas
PHONE-SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 236 (COLLECT)
DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Frame house, with cxllar, and tot
of approximately one fifth acre,
North Main at corner of Centre street.
Doable wired. Seven rooms. Hard
and soft tattier. For further informa-
tion apply \Vildiem Morrison. Jarvis
treet, Seaforth.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Three unfurnished rooms with a
furnace and hatbroone J. A. McIten-
zie, :Market St.
PULLETS FOR SALE
tiwnt 40 i,ta•a•e-d rook pullets Inc
sale. Airs. MVin. Hoe_y, pitons 23 r 12,
Dublin central.
QUEBEC HEATER FOR SALE
I cage size Quebec betake., like new,
four grates, uteed one ys•ar. Apply at
N.ws Wave.
FARM FOR SALE
11(11 uc're, of choice land, .Lot 5.
re ». .o. Hallett, hunk barn, drilled
w„11: frame -house, well drained:
mean, failing spring erecik; seven
acres .. of fall wheat: lull plowing done.
:apply to elphrelin ('];Irks, Seaforth
11. R. 2.
NOTICE
For ss-rvtc=. on Lot 13, Con. 11. Me,
aillnp, pin•ebred Tamworth hog, 10
months old. Terms 91, Wm. Boyd.
proprietor.
FOR RENT
An eight roomed brick house
with bathroom and new furnace, gar-
age on property. Apply to E. C.
Chamberlain.
FARMS FOR SALE
$500 cash will buY 150 acres in MC
lollop: Seven miles from Seaforth.
Balance can be left on the place at
3%. There is a good barn and house,
artesian well. Also a farm In Hulled,
five miles from Blyth, 125 acres, can
be bought for $500 cash, remainder
at 3%. On this place is a good brick
house, barn, artesian well, and never
failing spring. Apply for particulars
to P.O. Box 175, Blyth, Ontario.
GRAiN WANTED
I are buying grain for George
Thompson Of Hensall, Am still sell-
ing oil and grease. Saar Chesney, Eg-
mondville, Phone 148r3.
HOUSE FOR SALE
House in Egmondville on Main St„
stable, hen house, garage, 34 acre of
land, plenty of room, 3 rooms upstairs.
Hydro, cistern, hard anti soft water,
low taxes, fruit trees. Apply at The
News Office.
FOR SALE
Rosen Steel Rooting, written 25 -
year guarantee, Rosco Portable Silos,
Eavestroughing, Galvanized Sheet
Iron, Metal Siding, Galvanized Water
Troughs, Tanks and Hog Troughs,
Granary Lining, Stove Pipes, Furn-
ace Pipes, Meta] Ridge and Valley,
Roofing Paints, Asphalt Roofing, As-
phalt Brick Siding, Insul-Brick Sid-
ing, plastic cements, Building Paper,
Nails, &c. Phone 618 ring 12, Clinton,
Murray Tyndall, Brumfield.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorm & gearantee bonds,.
Rates reasonable, Ali risks placed
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
• INSURANCE AGENCIES
Phone 334 w
STRATFORD - GODERICH
COACH LINES
Fall & Winter Time Table
(,coves Seaforth for Stratford:
Daily 8.40 a,m, and 5.25 p.m,
L011V08 Seaforth for h:
Daily except Sunday and holo 1.25 p.m.
and 0.10 p.m,
Sun, and hot., 1.25. p.m. and 10.20 p.m.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto,
Hamilton. Buffalo, London. Detroit,
Tavistock, Woodstock
Agent,: Queen's, Commercial, Diets House'
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