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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-11-16, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS MeTAVISH'S Have you deckled your present Coat isn't going 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 dews, In the face of rising prices we are offering Coats at bargain prices. BLIT they are not old coats or cheap materials. They are newest in style and of lovely quality SEE THEM TO -DAY $11.95 to $19.95 Sizes It to 44 KIDDIES' COATS Warm wool Coats: All sizE's :url COlOrS, $6,95.:>,. real buy BABIES' WINTER OUTFITS Coats Leggings Helmets SUITS By Fashion Craft A new range of samples that will • tent with your hearty at ty approval, t rt anteed to tit to sour eatisfaetion. HATS New Fall and Win- ter hats. Smart snap brims, homburgs and other popular styles. $2.49 MEN'S COATS Dozens of newest Style Coats have just arrived, You will be atrazed at the prices when you see the quality. SPECIAL THiS WEEK $14.95 UP Me Seaforth Brussels HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Jas. \uh ;,on of 6V1ngnain anoutpanicd by Mr-. Robt. N:chi n a£ Beleravc were visitors with Miss Emma Johnston nston \rmi.' cies I)ay. Mr_ Harry- :\bray and children of London have been visiting far the Vast week with the form is parents. Mr. and Mre. C'. Hudson. \lis; Mary MacGregor, who has hen ill for sunt time is somewhat improved in health. Miss Moore of T-.'ndc,nis attending 'Miss Ma,Gretur. 'Nies. Fenner ,tf \lontre al, who hes ween upending the past number ,cf months with leer brother and -ister,Tn- l.:w, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor, lett :or her Mune on Sunday and will visit on her .wear with Rev. W. .-\. r:=,1 \ir Young in Fergus. Mr. ani Mrs. Lloyd Hudson cf St. Marys were -week end visitors here. Miss Hannah Murray retnrned !:.outs after 0 .very inlea.ant wish with relatives in l)rtr.,it. Mr..T. C. 1• vvat and. (f new and Donald-, .isi-ted on Sunday with Joyet, in 17- St. Pat .\n;_li•tn 'Church urs 'tit not holding - t chur.'L ,r.llhiestlicy. \F \Inrraw ti . .'.t ler ...islet-. Murray. Accepts Government Position in Dentist ry.-- t r. ?.I io ut, tarn .,t has 17,1:nitte'm- t - ,i-,. ,•t . F -!, ells „n i •L iacnuc his T'- many roes'.- ai•.h him ' \flee, dive t. ear .d r Me. tail \l r. '.. _'iv R,rtt- e n -t it, ear :n St. 6r.-sr•l its. Hospital. ,r.r. t. :e.r: much rano 4 :r1-1 `.ae l to return home. The T..11 Brothers ],resented their iii:tentimins and interesting tr;tvel- r:t.. T-Tik'n, Thrr,itg:t South .-anter- see" lc the Church on Friday ;rig to a very large crowd. \Ir. attrl Mrs. Chas. Stiller of the Tha-me Road visited un Sunday with Mr. and 'Ir,. Jas. Patterson; The Rod Cross knitting cnminittce •till be at the town. ball on Monday, November 28th 'from 3 to. :5 n.nt. and will he glad to sec a17 the ladies who. are knitting},; or are inters ter\, also ancone who -world like to learn. Mie Helen Moir visited over the week end ,with cher brother and sister in -lolls, Mr. and sir:. Melvin Moir, Red Cross Appoint Canvassers.— At 0 stetting Of the 1,ublicity and :inane.: committee of the Red Cross s held in the town hall no 'Monday ev- e -dug. the following canvassers were appointed in the town: :\fes rs, (;co. Hess E. L. Muckle. 'Joe Hagan, t •n. Fcllick,'W.m. Foster, G. M. Drysdale, ;Tae 1' iy nn; \\%nt. Fee. H. W. Horton and W. 13. Cross. A large nmtiber of aural canvassers were also named and meanhers nI the committee Will inter- view then: • Rev. R. A. 'Drank Conducted sir - vices in the United -Church on .Sun- day and the ehoir sang wo beautiful anthem., '.Sing 1.7nto 'rhe d,ord," and 'How lieautiunl d'pe,n the Monne tain s." Bride -Elect Honored.- :\ very pleasant evening was :pent on Friday at the home of. and\Ir Robt, Maclean •when their eld- est daughter, Mande, bride -elect o£ this week, war presented with a kit- chen .homer by a number tri her ;girl friends. rbc evening was spent in playing tong Chine e checkers and dainty re'freshment.s evere served. Tile ,bride ova• the recipient of many useful gifts. Y.P.S. Hold Missionary Meeting,— The Young People's Union of the hand Cherel . held their regular meeting „n Mcttday evening in thanete of the \lissimt n'y conte n rs and pre- sided over by Mrs. Walter Speueer. :Niter singing the opening hymn -":\ Better Day Is Coming," the Lard'. prayer was repeated in tnti.an. The tllilt,tte - Of tit .previ.-ms meeting were real and adapted and the roll called. .after the •letsinees was transacted the offering :was received.. Misses Cinitlie Cross and Ruth Brook. favored with 0 duet "Peng i itth• Old Cathedral its the 1'i ti-. tecompanied icy their eitai bftet ini.tng "M'e'te a Story To Tell" Miss Barbara Shepherd led in prayer. yer. 'I-tt serine lr. reading. ,.as n 1:1' Mks lune Sl.rtldereoek and Mrs. Rt.—ninth H3 ks :gave the bed,- '01 ltd a Vt'lli !, .was very interesing. Miscellaneous Shower.— .1 ti intinher .1 neighbors and ;,tit tel at the me of ?Ir. <n :1 Mrs ft,,lrt. \iar'L,:an .,n \i .url:ty hr n vn n l {r .t it1 ,1 their oldest cm. i.t, r Mamie, itrith e I,: rt, with a rtti ibotenn. -hower, A •vrr hue a, pre1,111Vd tinfl _he tt„ns cont and „nts were ''i-- l:n.rl. k,•ir.-lnnent- were served. The Ihride was the recipient „f mangy nze tt'ntl and 'rr£nl /sifts. Y.P. Hear Interesting Address,-- "i ht: ]'.gust!'ariek'- Society ,f Carmel t-inrr !i held their regular de- votional meeting in the church on Mcl a ay evening; with a large .etten- dan e The president Miss Tt.•tte 11 rho 1 re ided over the opening exercises. Aster 4iu ting hymn "Crone 1.et I Sing of a R\'onrlerlul Lot'e:” Ntise Margaret Bel! led in prayer. The devotional address ,was very ably given I,y Miss Hannah :Murray.. The minutes orf the nret•ions meeting wore read and adopted and the roll called. The nnsines w is dealt wilth and Jack Bell and Blob C ,mcrmf were iapp.:,int- 41 1' !! all captains. Following the iteg,ci of the theme song, Miss 'Mar- :natet Bell gave a very interestmg're- pert of the 1 \ 1 .S. convention ,which she attended as a delegate in New St. James' Preahtcrian,Church, 'London, in October, Miss Mabel 'Workman. worship cnttvener, presided ower the remainder of the program The tr>pc' on 'Hymens We T.ove,' was very a'blt• leen shy Miss Margaret Grieve and was very interesting. A, poem !lay Miss: Isabel Graham 114ippety }Top," was Given by 'James Campbell.:\ musical naunher eves led 'hy Mrs. Malcolm Dntngall in which .parts of hymns were played our quoted and solved rbv the members present,• and were fol- lowed. by singing a wserse ,rrf each JLLYS 1940 CARS AND TRUCKS ARE NOW READY See the Finest Car That Overland Ever Built We offer a Willys DeLuxe 1939 Sedan, driven under 2000 miles, with factory guarantee attached. Also a 1936 Willys Coupe in o.k. shape. The Canadian Government has placed an order with us for a large fleet of half ton trucks, because they find Willys cars and trucks are economical to buy and operate. This should be to the interest of all CAR BUYERS.Before closing any deal, phone 34-616 for demonstration, J. E. HUGILL & SONS ,lyses. Alter singing "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind," the meeting closed by singing "God Save the King" A Bible character tamest was given and games were played. The neat meeting will be its 'charge of Mr, Harold Bonthron, Tile Ladies' Association of Carmel Church held their reenter meeting in the church on Tuesday evening :with Mrs. Frank Farquhar ,presiding. After muni; a hymen, 31re. Farquhar led in graver. The minutes of .the previous needle); were read and adopted. The t111incss was discussed and it was decided to Sold a hone -cooking sale cold ten cent tea on Saturday. Novrnt- ' er 25th at.3 p.m, in the church. The treasurer. Mrs. Workman, -gave the financial report. ,Hyann was sung, and !Se Lord's prayer repeated to unison. Nies Workman then ,presided and Mi.: Helen Dick played' a beautiful piano instrumental. A very interesting demonstration and address on "Care ,f Clothing" was given by Mrs. ,las. Patterson, Contests were ;given out and refreshments served. The C'ham'ber of Commerce are holding a euchre and dance in the town hall, Hensall, on Friday even- ing. Proceeds' in aid" of community Christmas tree. Good prizes, good ne,tsic and lnnc•h;provided. sirs. G. M. Drysdale is confined to her roost owing to illness. The ladies of Carmel Church are holding a home -cooking sage and ten - cent tea in the church .on Saturday, \r.eetuher 25th, at 3 pm. Ur. and Mrs. \V. R. Davidson visit- ed vide relatives at Wingham Sunday. Mr. and \lra, Roy Maclaren visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Ratz in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.- Parkins visited with friend. in Denfield recently. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hilliard of Kingsville visited on Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. .Vickie and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. 'McEwen and Donna visited on Sunday with Mrs. McEwen'. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow at Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bell and family I visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. INVm. Taylor at Zurich. We are pleased to report that Mr. (Geo. Sutherland is improving after being confined to his room far the past several weeks as the result of a fractured knee when 'he ,fell on the street, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford DewofRns- selldale and Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin of Thanes Road, were recent visitor: with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maclaren. 'Master Ronald Passmore 'entertain- ed a number of ,his 'chums at a birth day party on Monday. \Ir, Ray Patterson and friend Of Toronto visited " recently with the fra'mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Patterson, :Wis.. Mae McNaughton returned to Toronto on Sunday after attending the funeral -of her father, the late\2r. Daniel McNaugrhton, Miss Helen Glenn of London spent tate week end at the home of her patents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Glenn. Miss Eleanor Bell, R,N., of London visited last week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Hyde, Mrs. Howard Harris of Detroit has been spending the past week with her mother, Mrs. E. Rennie, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hilliard of Kingsville spent the week end visit- ing friends in town. airs. Geo, Walker, who recently underwent an operation in Clinton hospital. has returned to her home. Mrs. Geo, Gonlrl of Clinton, accompan- ied her mother home and will spend a few days with her. Miss Maris Bell of London visited over the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Bell. A number of loeal teachers attended the public school teachers' convention held in Zurich on Friday. Miss Helen Munn, R.N., of London. visited Inst week at the home of her parrot t •, .lir. and Jars. Robt. Munn. sir. Ferris Cantelon of Schomberg spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Hate Cenielou. Rev. Wm. Weir B.A, Preaches.— Rev. Wm. Weir, B.A,, sort of the late Mr. Fred Weir of Goderich, who Lost his life on the Atltenia, Conduct• ed services in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. In the morning the choir sang a beautiful anthem. "Pralse the Lord," with Miss Irene Hoggartb anel Mrs. W. A. Maclaren, soloists. At the evening service Miss Irene Hoggarth and Mr. Frank Bat- tersby sang a duet. "Beyond the Stars." Rev, B. 0, Andrews, B,A., will conduct the services next Sunday. Lea Fractured While Cranking Car— Mr, Fred Beet', war veteran, met with a painful accident while crat,lt- ing his car In the garage on Wednes. day evening, Unfortunately the car was in gear and when Mr. Beer cranked it, it jumped forward, crush- ing him against the wall, with the result of fracturing one leg and in iuring•the other. He was attended by Dr. D. G. Steer and removed to Westminster Hoapital, London, for treatment. The Late Daniel McNaughton,— One of Hensall's oldestresidents Missed away in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, on Thursday morning in the person of Mr. Daniel Mc- Naughton, after an illness of seven weeks, in his S7th year. The deceased farmed for a number of years in Hilt. bent township, coming to Hensall about seventeen years ago. He was predeceased by his wife, three years ago and one slaughter Greta died several years ago. Surviving is one daughter. Mae, of Toronto and two sons, Peter McNaughton, Hensall. and Lorne on the homestead in Hib- bert. township, The funeral service was heli on Saturday at 1 p.m, from the home of the song Mr, Peter Me - Naughton. conducted by Rev. R. A. Brook, and was largely attended. The floral tributes were very beautiful. Interment in Hensall Union Ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Messrs, Geo. T. Wren, John Sheppard, Geo. Follicle, Frank Coleman, Thos. Kyle and David Robinson, - W.M.S. Meeting Held,— The regular meeting of the W,M.S. of Carmel Church was held on Thursday afternoon with Mrs, Annie Logan presiding and opened by sing- ing a hymn followed by prayer by Mrs. Peter Manson. The Scripture, Psalm 46. was read by Mrs. Donald Parke. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted and the roll called. The business was dis- cussed and a nominating committee comprising Mrs. C. Hudson, Mrs. Jno. Dallas and Miss Lillian Fulton were appointed to select the officers for the coming year. The offering was received and hymn "Fight the Good Fight," was sung.. Mrs, W. A. Mac - Laren favored with a beautiful vocal solo. The topic on "India," was given by Mrs, C, Hudson and was very interesting. A hymn was sung and Mrs. Hannah Workman led in prayer. Remembrance Day Service.— Memorial services under the aus- pices of the Hensall-Exeter branch No. 167 of :the Canadian Legion B.E. S.L. was held in the United Church on Saturday at 2.30 p,m. The Legion members marched to the church led by the Hensall Citizens Band, where Rev. E. F, Chandler presided, assisted by Rev, R. A. Brook, Rev. M. A. Himt and Rev. John Richardson. Following the call to worship psalm, "O God of Bethel" was sung. and the invocation prayer by Rev, R. A. Brook. The Scripture was read by Rev, M. A. Hunt and Rev, John Richardson led in prayer followed by the Lord's prayer in unison, Miss Margaret Dougall of Cermet Church sang a beautiful solo, "Give Us Peace." The last post was sounded by Bugler Kyle followed by Reveille. An offering for the relief fund of the Legion was taken and dedicated by Rev. M. A. I•Iunt. The united Church choir sang a beautiful anthem. "Peace Be Still,' by Hemmen Von Berge. The hymn, "God of Our Fathers," was sung and Rev. R. A. Brook delivered the epec- ial memorial address which was very interesting. after singing "-For All affscavm Township of Hullett RABIES Under and by virtue of the anthority conferred upon me by tate animal Cnntagious Diseases Act, Chapter 75. a.g.O., 1027, and the m-gnlations relating to rabies passed by Orders in Council dated Aug- ust le, 19(15, and May 28. 1159, f do hereby declare that having had reported to me the existence of rabies in certain portions of the Pro- vince of Ontario, the hereinafter described territory is deelared to be 3111 .infected area:-- - 1, In the, County of Huron, the Townships of Tm'nberry, Howitt, Morris, Grey, Wawanosh East. Wawanoslt West, Ashfield, Col- borne, Hallett, McKillop, Goderich. 2. In the County of Bruce, the Townships of Huron, Kincardine, Kinloss, Culross, Carrick, Brant, Greenock, Bruce. In the County of Pertly, are Townships of 'Wallace, Elm, Logan. 1 do hereby order that all clogs within this area shall be kept tied up, and not allowed to run at large unless effectively muzzled. All clogs found at Iarge ummuzzled may be 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-operation in its enforcement is earnestly requested, Dated at Ottawa, this twenty-fifth clay of October, One thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. (Sgd.) H. Barton, This is a Government Order and also passed by Hallett Township council on Nov. 6, 1959, and is in force NOW. THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1939 CASH SPECIALS Saturday Only >orma� Granulated Sugar— per bag $6.29 With a $2 cash groceryorder Purity Flour— - per I98 Ib. bag $2,98 Western Queen Flour— per 98 pound bag :2.59 Wanted -- Eggs "For Grade A Large in trade only, we are paying 40 c per doz. Stale or dirty eggs not wanted RED ROSE TEA vv® 56 Fin pound 55c an +2111rn:mzmm IN MEMORIAM McMurtrie—In loving memory of a clear wife and sister. Catharine Me - Beath McMurtrie, who passed away November 18th, 1988. One year has passed since that sad day, The one we loved was called away, God took her home, it was his will, But in our hearts, she liveth stlll, —Ever remembered by husband, brother and sisters. AUCTION SALE Community Sale Sale at Dick's Hotel Stables, Seaforth, - on Friday, Nov- ember 17th. Cattle -1 Jersey cow due Dec. 5; 20 head of mixed feeder cattle; 3 spring calves. Pigs -60 pigs from suckers to 100 lbs,; 2 fat sows; 1 hog. Number of new halters and shanks; 1 water tank, cap, 80 gals.; 1 small grinder, 1 Fleury crusher; 1 feed box, 1 walking plow (good as new), 1 Beatty washer and wringer - (like new), 2 washers in good condition, 1 new two wheeler trailer, 1 Wing - ham range, almost new; 1 oval din- ing room table, 1 vaeuette, 1 small walnut table, 1 good kitchen table, 1 rocking chair, a quantity of 2" plank. Potatoes, cabbages and table turnips. Numerous other articles. Bring in anything you have to sell. Reasonable rates, Planter Hunt, Manager. .phone 228 12 Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer, WANTED Roomers, orders for knitting, pupils in shorthand. Save expense by study- ing at home before going to business college. Apply at The News office. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, all cleared, wheat in and plowing done, good buildings, thrilled well, 2 miles west of Seaforth on highway For further particulars, ap- ply on premises to Roy Lawson. ESTRAYED Lamb strayed on to the premises of Joseph Maloney, Lot 8, Con. 4, MeI{illop. Owner may have same by proving property and paying ex- penses, CAR FOR SALE A Pontiac car, 1929, in real good condition. Apply at The News, A FUEL SAVING OF 35% See the new Fireco Patented Bridge Wall Range. A November special on Quebec heaters, and Al used stoves, A. Zimmerman, Main street, NOVEMBER MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The next meeting of Flurott County Council will be Held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Monday, November 20th, 1989, at 2 P.M. Ail accounts, notices of deputations, applications and other business re- quiring attention of Council should be in the hands of the Clerk by Novem- ber 11th. J. M, ROBERTS, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario, the Saints Who From Their Labors Rest," the benediction was pronounc- ed. The service was continued at the monument at the town ]tali, directed by the president, Mr. Samuel Dougall. "Abide With Me," was played by the band and Rev. E. F, Chandler led in prayer. The sounding of the last post and two minutes of silence was followed by Reveille. The wreaths were then placed by Mrs. Aida Sim- mons, Mrs. Minnie Sangster and Mrs. Geo. Hudson. After singing God Save tate King. Rev. M, A. Hunt pronounc- ed the benediction, MANLEY Mrs, Stephen Murray has returned hone from the Seaforth Hospital. Miss Bernice Manley from London spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Manley. 'airs.,Frank Evan's, accompanied by her mother Mrs. John Murray, visited iter home last week, la much improv- ed after convalescing the past three weeks with her daughter in Dublin. bh'. Clem McKay is engaged to do some ploughing for Mr. W. Kerr with his new tractor, HILLSGREEN Mr. Louis Forrest and sister Miss Mary Forrest are visiting with friends in Marlette, Mich. Mr. Russel Consitt and Mr. Ralph Turner Have purchased a new Farm, all tractor. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Robinson vis- ited over the week enol with friends in London, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson were visited over the week end by Mr, and Mr's. Geo, Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. David Davidson and baby Dalton of Stratford and Miss Georrgena. Seiler of Monkton, ELMER D. BELL. B.A, Successor to John H, Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC . Seaforth, Ontario McCONNELL & 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 Barak Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 pan. to 5 9.01. Saturday evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m. NOTICE All accounts owing to the firm of Walker's Furniture Store, Seaforth, mast be paid on or before Dec, 1, 1939.---J, R. WALKER, Manager. APPLES FOR SALE Sprayed Spy apples. 50c and 75c per bushel in your own containers. Phone 48r1S, Dublin central. Richard Sillery, Staffa. TO RENT House, semi-dotached, :i rooms, with nee of bath room, situated on North Main street, Appiy E. L. Box. FOR SALE - Ten pullets, six year-olds. These birds are . pure bred White Wyan- dottes from the famous Williams strain of Long Island, New York. Apply to W. 0. Govenlock, Egmond- ville, phone 5-146, Seaforth, STRAYED Silver fox strayed from our farts. .Anyone seeing it kindly phone 134r5, Seaforth, Jackson Bros, Reward. • 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, Mitchell, Fred Helmick, proprietor, Terms cash. HOUSE POR SALE House in Egtnondvilde on Maiu St.,, stable, hen hoose, garage, -4 acre of land, plenty of room, 3 rooms upstairs. Hydro, cistern, hard and soft water, low taxes, fruit trees. Apply at The News Office. SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Spies, Baldwins, Tatman Sweets, King, Greening, Russet, 50c-1,00 per bus, Phone Clinton 622-24, Fred Mc- Clymont, Varna. FOR RENT An eight roomed brick house with bathroom and new furnace, gar- age on property. Apply to E. C. Chamberlain. FOR SALE Rosso Steel Roofing, written 25 - year guarantee, Rosso Portable Silos, Eavestroughing, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Metal Siding, Galvanized Water Troughs, Tanks and Hog Troughs, Granary Lining, Stove Pipes, Fern - ace Pipes, Metal 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, Bruoefield. FOR SALE OR RENT Frain house, with cellar, anti lot of approximately one fifth acre, North Main at tanner of Centre Street. Double wired. Seven rooms. Hard and soft water. For further Informa- tion apply William Morrison, Jamie 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 AGENCIES Phone 334 w STRATFORD GODERICH COACH LINES Fall & Winter Time Table Leaves Seaforth for Stratford: Daily 8,40 aan. and 1,25 nom,, Leaves Seaforth for Goderich: Daily mem Sunday and hot., 1.25 p.m. and 8,10 pan,, Sun. and hole 1.25 p.m. and 10.20 min. Connection at Stratford for. Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Tavistock, Woodstock Agents: Queen's, Commercial, Dick House '+ DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY 1lorses, Cattle, Hogs, etc.—Courteous Service PHONE—SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 (COLLECT) DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. •