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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-11-09, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS • McTAVISH'S COATS Have you decided your Present Coat isn't going \ i4 to last another -winter? Or if it does, are you go- ing to feel well dressed' in it? Don't wear a shabby coat. It isn't fair to yourself. This is newe.• in the face of rising prices we are offering ('oats at bargain prices. BUT they are not old coats or cheap Materials, They are newest lu style and of lovely quality SEE THEM TO -DAY $11.95 to $19.95 Sizes 14 to 44. KI DD ESCOATS Warm wool Coate. All sizes and esthete, $6.95.- A real bay BABIES' WINTER OUTFITS Coats Leggings Helmets SUITS By Fashion Craft A new range Of samples that will meet with y o hearty approval. Guaranteed to fit to your satisfaction. HATS New Fall and Win- ter hats. Smart snap brims, homburgs and other popular styles. $2.49 , I MEN'S COATS Dozens of newest Style Coats have just arrived. You will be amazed at the prices when you see the quality. SPECIAL THIS WEEK $14.95 UP WEV16.1116111.#11111601111.121111•Mall Me TAVISEP S Seaforth Brussels HENSALL Young People Visit The County Home - The Young People's Union of the Sinited Church motored to Clinton on Monday evening and presented a very splendid program at the county bome. The opening hymn, "Abide W ith Me." was sung and ROY. J. Richardson led in prayer. This was followed by a sing song led. by Rev. R. A. Brook. Miss Goldie Cross gave e very interesting readingwhich was followed by a dance by Doris Huth- • aeeompanied by aline Greta ammie. Misses Kay Drysdale and Frances Noakes played a guitar eel- -et -ion, and Patsy Mac -Dollen sang dan,pd. accompanied by Bob Hee, A coral duet. "When Paw Was -Swirling Mane" was eung by Ruth Hess and Rose Kennedy. Selections front the Hyde orchestra were very much enjoyed. A reading was given Mrs. fhorge Hess, followed by a 'pan, by Gpi Midnight Serenaders. esnsly Misses Gracile Cross, Ruth oolt. Mary Goodwin. Gladys Pass and Elva McQueen. A ',meal *I Love Yon." was sung by 1.1.-liel Fairliern. and a piano instru- a. ma; ltv Mis-s Gladys Luker. Messrs. , tale Blowes and Carey Jnynt sang ▪ very humorous vocal duet. "No, No. A Thousand Times No". All the num- 'let's were very well received and en- -oval. After singing God Save The N.-7:TM, the inmates were given trouts =iy the young people. Miss McGowan Addresses Mission Circle - The -Mission rirelc held their regu- -oz meeting in the Cnit,et chinch on r-iday evening when the members mained their mothers to supper n rn. The guest speaker was Miss Metlowan, presbyterial aeeret- ary of mission cireles, of Blyth, who ZaT,, a very interesting address on lantern slides and many articles aim brought home from Miss McGowan spent four ▪ ale in china. A worship period fol. mwed presided over by Miss Mary Parke. Thr Seripture was read by Miss Mary Goodwin and Miss Elva MoQuern led in prayer. A beautiful -Matto solo WaS played by Miss Kay Drysdale. followed by singing a hymn <lid the Lord's prayer in unison. Celebrates Eightieth Birthday. - One of Thensall's highly respected •'1,125.115. Mrs. Helen Dow, celebrated her eightieth birthday at her home here on Saturday, Nov. 4th. Mrs. Dow has been a resident of this village for the past three years, moving here with her husband, the late Mr. Wm. Dow, from their farm on Highway No. 4, near firacefleld, and has en- deared herself to many friends here through her personality. We wish Mrs. Dow many more happy birth- days. The Toll Brothers will present their travelogue and lantern slides in the United Church on Friday even- ing, Nov. 10th at 8 p.m. • Mr, and Mrs. Roy MacLaren and Mr, and 'Mrs, Glenn Bell and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and M111. Alfred Hunkin, Thames Road, • Miss Olive Walker, R.N., returned to New York, on Sunday after attend- ing her mother, Mrs. Geo. Walker, who recently underwent an opera- tion, W.M.S. Entertains Baby Band. - '1 the regular meeting oif the W.11.S. of the United Church on Thursday afternoon .the btobies and their mother, of the Baby Band were entertained and six ineuthers .graditat- ed from the Baby Band into the Mis- sion Bawl, The platform was !beauti- fully decorated with yellow and -cleap rose minus, and the tables were dec- orated whit pink and white minus and strips of pink and bine crinkled crepe paper with balloon strung over the taltles, which made a very pretty set- ting. The izitests were received -hy Mrs. E. L. Nlickle, Mrs. N. E. Cook and Sire, Geo. lb -s. Mrs. Carrie Bal- la:dyne presided over the 'following pr,atratii. which opened 'hy singing a hymn. followed .by the Lord's prayer lit unison. .N -very hearty welcome was can -11.1(.4 to tha- griests hy Mrs. Ball- antyne. and the husinesis period fol- lowed. Mrs. 1 Dr.1 Smillie gave a very inn -re -110-g Milt` box story entitled "St,plien Lee." The i,fferitin was re- ceived and recitations were i...siven ,Iiy tlie following children: Jeer] McAllis- ter, Lloyd Buchanan, Cecil Pepper. Ronald Passmore. and Orion Steph- an. A very beautiful duet entitled, "Ail the Children if the 11'orld," was ren- dered by Miss Floret -ea' ,\Velsh and Mrs. lioe. lies,. Folio aing thia recit- ations -vier," given hy 1-flaine Boer, Billy Carlile and Corinne Smale, Miss Jeimie Nliirray then 'nave a very int re:sting. address entitled 'Birds" 1 ;rail:lathal exercises -followed and six namely, 1.loyd Buchanan, lierr, Itio.id Ingrain, jean M .111-ster, Billy Ciirlile and Orion Si 7.1c,111, grailuated. Se tin children marolied around Gin -mall the .ivlilte gate. Mi,- Elorenee NVelsh played and sang: "See the little chil- dren Passing Ihniugh the nate, They re grail:lathe: Front -their baby state: Tho:. are marelling onward To the Mi,si 0: Band And 11.1 best of wishes out from all en hand." They wen presented with their diplomas lir 11r -i. E. r.. Stickle and received into the Nlission BMA by Miss Kay Drys dale. -\ -very dainty lunch was served it the close :nal hearty y me of 'thanks extended Mrs. Mickle for the way in Mild" die Program was arra:I:red. Reit Cross isnot :for ilistriblition 1, naw iin hand. PICa.,, apply at til,. Hensall library on Tuesday and Sot - inlay afternoons and evenings. l'iny- sme unable to apply in person call Nirs. W. O. Goodwin, convener of the knitting conitnittee and a supply wet,! will 'he delivered. •\1rs. Wm. retarned home after a very pleasant visit with Mr. and 1Irs, Ime fiiifsem in Gralerieli. 1Ir, Jack 1-Iorner of London visited t Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Wolff, Beauty Salon L M BOX "ALWAYS AHEAD" "AHEAD ALWAYS" 1'*o7..113;37 1:;;;-.7Better SPECIAL PRICES NOW on all PERMANENTS Phone 50 or 18, Seaforth :\Irs. H. O. Dayman and Mrs. Lon Simpson left this week for \rizeia where they will spend the winter. Mr. Robt. Mac1ltirtirt underweni an operation in the T.orolon :hospital this week. "Miss Ruth Whitmore of Zurich has mken a position ,with Mrs. Alex, Ru- were read, _Tones and Shepherd -that Lhthe minutes be adopted as Teed. Car- ainealvi. .R. A. Brook .condueted sere- stied. J. W. lOrtwein appeared as a dei- ces in the United Church en Sunday. egate from the United Church regard - He baptised the [children of Mr. and ing the rent of the Church sthtd, also Mrs. Frank Lostell, ' Mr, ans. 'Ars. suggested the tCouncil place fire incur Feria. MacLean and Mr, and Mrs, ance on the shed to the extent of $1,- lohn Pepper at the 'morning service. 030.00. Miss Clarriea ap- The choir sang two delightful anth- ,peared stating she was heing over - erns, "Cl How Beautiful ,LTipon the ohaeged for insulin, Fred Beer appear - Mountains," and "In Glad Thanks- ed regarding the .Canadian Legion wreath for remembrance day, same Rev. R. 1.7. MacLean, ISA., of Bin- to be ordered as usual also asked brook conducted services in Carmel about the holding,of the bolides; Nov- Preebyterian Church on Sunday. The ember Illith. ohoir sang two anthems, "All Hail T•he 'Council requests -the stores the Power of Jesus' Name," and "God and -places of bosiness to be closed at Ile the Glory." ;Seise Irene 1-loggarth least during the services. Lee Hedden soloist. Next Sunday Rev, tWleir of reported. regarding the repairs to side- Portege I.a Prairie will preach. .walka also some holes in the streets Red Cross Society Meet.-• needing filling also stated W,Alex- .t Red Cross meeting of the direc- ander as being willing to 'supply wal- tors and conveners •Df the various or- nuts to plant in the Park same to be ganizations ,WaS held' on Friday night gratefully accepted. 'The treasurer re- in the town hall at 8 pm. with Rev. • ported $3,705.00 as ;being ,paid on 1939 R. A. Brook presiding. Reports front taxes to .date amt. of a total Tax Roll of $112,280.26 also reported regarding the School of Municipal Officers held at London as being very tbenefkial Correspondence read from R. Duch - arum and others, same dealt -with and filed, Bills and Accounts -B erry Brothers Inc. •paint hall, $18.75; tCcittinty of Huron spraying road oil, $40,32; A. Spencer and Son -material streets, $140; Bonthron and Drysdale :material hall, 81.14:55; Bank of Mon- treal intereet..$83.05; Lee Hedden sal- ary, $95.00; j. A. Patterson l(stelectl- hag jurors 1t50 expense at London wo(1) v1:50; R. E, Sthaddiek, sel- ecting jurere, $1.50; R. J. Patterson selecting jurors, $1:50; 'County of Huron Hospitalization Funds, $71.7-5; Alf. nark tsupplies streets. $12.25; Geo. Hese printing, $111115; Hensel! Hydro 'hydro hall, $5.3,11; United Church rent of -shed, $5.00: H. O. Day -man relief tgroceries, $115.00'; Oli- ver Rottfoliefe relief milk, $1.00; Total 1$3615.23. Horton and Shepherd that thine and accounts as read be paid. Carried. _Tones and Horton, that by- law 11 nomination and ,election he given first .and second reading. car- ried.. Shepherd and Horton that by law 111 be given third and. final read- ing and -finally (linseed . Carried. Jones and Shepherd that we adjourn to sneet e;ov. Male Carried. J. A. Patter- son, clerk. Quite a number 'from here attended the ,wedding reception in IWlatson's Hill Kippen on Monday erening in honor Of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Block af Zurich, 'The young couple were presented .with a e,tteciio •couch. Stirs. Thos. Parlmer, who has been confined to her room for the past week suffering a heart attack, is very much improved at date of 'writ- ing. Mr. Herb Haddam who has been confined to Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, wth an infection in his hand, was able to return to his home on Sunday. Mrs, Robt, Higgins of Exeter visit- ed with relatives and friends in town on Wednesday. Rev, and Mrs. J. H. Olmstead of Ailsa Craig visited last week . with Mr, and Mrs. James Parkinson and family, (Inc various committees were read. A dkeussion re the purchase Of needles. .loved by Mr. 3, 'W. lOrtwein, second- ed 'hy Rev. Chandler, that as mem- bers of liensall Red Cross Branch we commit ourselves to a share in the raising of $3,000.000 and that (Inc mat- ter he referred to a committee on fin- ance for Suitable .argartizations and eanvase. The ,president reported that he had the charter framed, !for which lie was tendered a vote of thanks. Mr, Riess MacKay and Dr. Steer, that the branch of the Red Cross request the enmity council for as liberal a grant as they deem possible. Moved that the conveners and eome members of the finance vommittee Meet the delegates from Seaforth, Exeter and Zurich re division of rural territory bar canvass work in order to eliminate overlap- ping. Reeves Shaddick of Hensall and Armstrong .01 Hay volunteered to in- terview the county council re ;grant. 'Zurich members asked information re organizing it sub -branch. The benedic- tion Was pronounced. Senior Women's Institute - The reel -ruler meeting of the Hensel] Senior Wornea's Institute was timid at the home of Mrs. D. G. Steer ik11 Wedneeday evening at 7.310 pin. with 'Miss Beryl Pfaff ps-esiding, and open- ed the meeting by singing the Insti- tute ,Ode hollowed by "0 Canada". The hueiness was discussed and the Roll Call answered toy the "name of a British Colony" The tnotto "This is any klacil Native Land" was very aibly given by Miss Alabel IlArforkman, Rev. R. A. Brook was the guest 'speaker and International Relations." Misses and ,gave a splendid talk Ott "Peace." 'CSoldie Cross and Ruth Brook favored with a musical number on the gu-itar ?ins. R. J. 'Moore gave a very inter- esting demonstration on "The British Empire," After singing a hymn the meeting closed with the Benediction. Dainty refreshments .were served at rhe dose, The Hensel Exeter Branch Cana- dian Legion 13. E. S. L. 11,67 held a very successful Bin -go and Dance in the Town Hall, Hensall on Wednes- day evening. Fifteen ,prizes were giv- en 'for Bingo and twelve geese raffled. Maisie was furnished for the dance by Murdoch Orchestra, Armistice Day Service to be Held in United Church - The annual Armistice Day Service is to he held in (Inc United Church on Saturday Nov. lath 1,30 0. in. when Rev. R. A. Brook will deliver the special address. All places Of 'business are requested to close doring the service. Little Peggy Routcliffe ifive-year- daughter of 11r, and 'Mrs. El -gin Roet- eliffe is seriously 111 in the !hospital. Mrs.Ted Taman of Listowel is visi- ting at the home of her parents Mn, and Mrs. Chas, Mic Donald. Mrs, E. Rennie wim recently an- der,vent an operation in Clinton Hos- pital -snifered a severe heart attack and is quite ill at date of writing. Her .111ality friends hope for a "‘PeetlY f&c- .\eCouncil Meeting - The regnIar -meeting cif the village A' a s held on Monday even - Mg, Nov. P at fi p. us in the Conneil tit:tether \shit it menthers present. The minntes of the previons meeting Master Donald Adams of Dash- wood was holidaying hist week with Master Ross Corbett. Miss Elizabeth Slavin has returned home after a very pleasant visit with relatives near Chiselhurst. Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell and son Keith of Toronto visited over the week end with relatives and friends here, Miss Florence \Velsh was a guest at a bridge party at the Highland Golf Club. London. this week, in hon- or of Miss Verna Morgan, bride -elect of this week. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Baynaham and son Bobby visited with Mrs. Bay. naham's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Moir on Sunday. Mr, Howard Hemphill of Toronto :spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill, Mrs, George Walker, who under- went a very serious operation in Clin- ton Hospital last week is very much improved, and was able to be remov- ed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. • Township of Hullett . RABIES Under and by virtue of the authority conferred upon MO by the Anitnal Contagious Diseases Act, Chapter 75. R.S.O.. 1027. and the vegetations relating to rabies passed by Orders in Council dated Aug- ust 10, 1105, and May 2, 1900, 1 clo hereby declare that having had reported to me the existence of rabies in certain portions of the PM,- VillOP of Ontario, the. hereinafter described territory is declared to be an infected area: - 1. In the County of Huron. the Townships of Tnniberry, Howiek, Morris, Grey, Wawanosh East. Wawanosh West, Ashfield, Col- borne, Thillett, McKillop, Goderich, 2. In the County of Bruce, the Townships of Huron. Kincardine, Kinloss; Culross, Carrick, Brant, Cre.enock, Bruce, 3, In the County of Perth. the Townships of Wallace, Elma, Logan, T do hereby order that all dogs within this area shall he kept tied up, and not allowed to run at large unless effectively muzzled. All dogs found at large in:muzzled may he destroyed forthwith, and the owner is rendered liable to prosecution under the _animal Contagious Diseases Act. In view of the fact that rabies is readily transmissible to human beings, the attention of all provincial and municipal officers is espec- ially directed to this Order, and their co.operatierf in ite enforcement is earnestly requested. Dated at Ottawa, this twenty-fifth clay of Octobee, One thousand nine hunehted and thirty.nine, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. (Sgcl.) 11, Barton, This is a Government Order and also passed by Hullett Township Council on Nov. 6, 1939, and is In force NOW. • 410011=11138=1.7.01MMIZIS.e0.08,1103,44., MatmiaMegensffilinatlraISUMMO.....IMMAGEOP9b, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939 Iiiitill=116111561110101 CASH SPECIALS Saturday Oray Granulated Sugar - per bag $6.29 With a $2 cash grocery order Purity Flour - per 98 Ib bag 52.98 Western Queen Flour - per 98 pound bag ....2.59 • Wanted --- Eggs For Grade A Large in trade only, we are paying 40c per doz. Stale or dirty eggs not wanted RED ROSE TEA pound 55c W. J. Finn' an IN MEMORIAM Clarke -In loving memory 01 Arch- ibald Clarke, who passed away two years ago. Nov. 10, 1937. In a graVeyard quietly sleeping Where the green grass gently wavea, Lies the one we loved so dearly Whom we loved, but could not gave. To those who have e father, Treasure him with care, As you never know his value 'Til you see his vacant chair. -Sadly missed by wife and family, NOVEMBER MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The next meeting of Huron County Council will Inc held hi the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderieh, commencing Monday; November 20th, 1939. at 2 P.M. All accounts, notices of deputations, applications and other business re- quiring attention of Council should be in the hands of the Clerk by Novem- ber ll(h. J. TsL ROBERTS. County Clerk. Goderich, Ontario, AUCTION SALE Community Sale at Dick's Hotel Stables, Seaforth, on Friday, Nov- ember 17th, Bring in anything you have to sell. Reasonable rates. Homer Hunt, Manager, phone 228.12 Geo. H, Elliott, Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE Lambert Saleyard, Strathroy, Sat- urday, Nov. llth. 200 MIXED CATTLE. 'Usual run of Mixed Pigs and calves. Those wishing to buy cattle priv- ately can do so by seeing the under- signed auteioneer anytime during the week, Trucks to deliver. Terms cash. A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer, LUMBER FOR SALE We are wrecking the Clark Groc- ery building, Main street, this week. The following rough lurnber is for sale: Scantling, joists, window frames, sash, lath, doors, feed box; also house 20'x28' with good roof. Ap- ply on premises, or to Walter Murray, Seaforth. Also kindling wood, FOR SALE Two pure bred Yorkshire sows, ten weeks old, from registered stock. Erie and Kenneth Doig, phone 14511. TO RENT House, semi-detathed, 5 rooms, with use of bath room, situated on North Main street. Apply E. L. Box, FOR SALE Quebec heater. in first class condi- tion, price $7, 11 A, Norris, Sperling street. Seaforth. FOR SALE 05 Barred Rock pullets, ready to lay, also York sows. for sale. It Me- Llwain, phone 228 r 23, Seaforth cen- tral. WANTED Good used barrel churn wttnted. Phone 251r4, Seaforth central. Geo. Gould, this week. Mr. and 11's, Cline Flynn of Lon- don spent the week end at time heme of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Parkins. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Dashwood were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, John Corbett. Mr, Thomas Smith, underwent an operation for appendicitis in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, last week. Mr. John Craig has been confined to his room for the past week with an agates of influenza. Mies Viola Willis and friend of Mar- lette. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Bonthron visit- ed on Sunday with relatives in Han. over. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake and airs. Walker visited nn Sunday at Palmerston. Mrs, Ruth Paisley of Toronto was in town on Sunday owing to the seri- ous illness of her mother Mrs. F. Rennie. A number of theladies of CarmelChurchW.M.S. Church W.M.S. attenided a meeting of W.M.S. of Huron Presbyterial in First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth on Tuesday. The chamber of commerce are spon- soring a euchre and dance ia the town hall, Hensall, on Friday even- ing, Nov, 17, the proceeds in aid of the community Christmas The V.M.S.'of Carmel Church will hold their regular meeting on Thurs- day afternoon in the church, Want and For- Sale Ads..3 -weeks 5dc ELMER D. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario 111cCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D, McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office 'hours:se Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday 1:30 pm. to 5 p.m, Saturday evening, 7:30 p. in. to 9 p. nir WANTED Old live horses for fertilizer. High- est cash price paid, J. Matthews, phone collect, 23t'22, NOTICE 3.11 accounts owing to the firm of Walker's Furniture Store, Seaforth, must be paid on or before Dec, 1, 1939.-J, R. WALKER, Manager. APPLES FOR SALE Sprayed Spy apples. 50c and 75e per bushel in your own containers. Phone 481.12, Dublin central, Richard Sillery, Staffa, WANTED Dressmaking and alterations. Helen M. Swan, Jarvis street, Seaforth. APPLE BUTTER, CIDER MILL Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of each week dur- ing October and November. Cider mill located an the street leading to the golf course, west ward, Mitchell. Fred Helmick, proprietor. Terms cash. HOUSE FOR SALE House in Egmondville on Main St, stable, hen house, garage, 14 acre of land, plenty -of room, 3 rooms upstairs. Hydro, cistern, hard and soft water, low taxes, fruit trees. Apply at The News Office. HOUSE FOR SALE Five room house, recently occupied by Mr. Norman Dupee, on East Wil- liam St. This house needs repairs, and owner is ready to receive offers of purchase. For inspection see E. L. Box, SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Spies, Baldwins, Tatman Sweets, King, Greening, Russet, 50c-1,00 per bus. Phone Clinton 622-24, Fred Itic- Clymont, Varna. FOR RENT An eight roomed brick house with bathroom and new turnace, gar- age on Property. Apply to E. C. Chamberlain, FOR SALE Rosco Steel Roofing, 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- aee Pipes, Metal Ridge and Valley, Roofing Paints, Aephalt Roofing, As- phalt Brick Siding, Insul-Brick Sid- ing, plastic cements, Building Paper, Nails, &c. Phone 618 ring 12, Clinton. Murray Tyndall, Brumfield. FOR SALE OR RENT Frame house, with cellar, and lot of approximately one fifth acre, North Main at corner of Centre street. Double wired. Seven rooms. Hard and soft water. FOr further informa- tion apply William Morrison, Jarvis street, Seaforth, INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable, All risks placed in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIE', Phone 334 w STRATFORD - GODERICH COACH LINES Fall & Winter Time Table Leaves Senforth far Stratford Daily tl.40 a.m. and 5.25 p.m, Lea yes Seaforth for Goderich Daily except Sunday and hal., 1.25 p.m. and 8,10 p.m. Sun. and hot., 1.25 t.rs, and 10,25 p.m. Connection at Stratford for Toronto. Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Tavistock, Woodstock Agents: queen's, Commercial, Dick House "1111.3MISC.11•11121111:12101211.1116111:01206 DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc. -Courteous Service PHONE-SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 (COLLECT) DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. •