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MeTAVISH'S
Dresses
Surprisingly smart Orig-
inal lines distinguish
these new arrivals frOln
all others
Misses' and Matrons'
Sizes
$5"95
For Kiddies we have smart little
Plaids and Plain Wool Cashmeres
Late Fall and Winter Millinery $1.00 to $2.49
$1.49 up
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Have you seen our new Enjoy the beauty of
FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS Sheer Hose at the
They are really feminine in style, price you are used
and so cosy and warm you will to paying.
want these for gifts as well as for
yourself.
Priced from $1.25 to $2.49
Leeks' Flannelette Gowns ....49e
Long Sleeve Gowns ..........69c
Embroidered Gowns, in neat cello -
phase gift packages 89c
Craildren's Pyjamas .........49c
:nildren's Sleepers 79c
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MEN'S COATS
Dozens of newest style Coats have lust arriveCi. YoLl will be
amazed When yeti see the quality. SpeCial, $14.95 Up
CIRCLE
BAR
HOSE
Chiffon 75c
Semi -ser. 75c
Service $1.00
Crepe S1.00
Underwear
Boys' Mason Knit Combs 79c
Fleece Lined Combs. 69c
Men's All -Wool Penman's Combs.
all sizes to 44 $2.49
Shirts and Drawers, each $1.49
Stanfield's Red Label Shirts and
Drawers 51.98 each
Penman's "95" Combs. 53.75
Dozens of FINE WOOL HOSE. all
in newest designs. (subs) ....25c pr.
FINE WOOL HOSE in the color
you want 39c
MeTAVISIPS
Seaforth Brussels
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Western Queen Flour
Per 98 lb. bag. $2.59
52.99
Purity Flour
Per 98 lb. bag $2.89
Granulated Sugar
Per cwt. 56,39
Ogilvies Rolled Oats
Large ,Pkg, 21c
Royal Household Flour
Per 98 lb. bag
Chocolate Biscuits
2 lbs. for 29c
Pure Lard
2 lbs. for 19c
Rolled Wheat
5 pounds for 21c
Red 'Rose Tea
Per lb 55c
Red Rose Coffee, lb. 49e
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for 17c
FRESH BOLOGNA, 2 Pounds For 29c
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'13' BEAUTY SALON
L. M. BOX Phone 50 or 15, Seaforth
HENSALL
A wedding reception was held in
'the town hall, Heneall. on Thursday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tinney
who were recently married. Mr. and
M. Tinney were presented with a
handsome cabinet of silver. Murdocks
orchestra furnished the music for the
dance.
Mr. Edwin ed. Dignan of Exeter
vieited on Monday with his cousin,
•Mrs. Victor Fee.
M. and 'etre. Jack Kennedy and le-
erily of llderton visited on Sunday
with Mr. anti lire. James Parkin,.
Mrs. Hannah Workman visited this
week at the borne of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Me. Herbert
Britton at Dublin.
Nliss Elizabeth Slavin is visiting
this week with friends in Varna.
Little Ray MacKenzie, -son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ro'btMack enzie, elm had
the misi. trinne to get his arm caught
in the wringer of the electric washer
last week. is natich improved.
The ,Women's Guild of St. Paul's
Anglican Church held a attry success-
ful omar in the .basement of -the
wit-nreh "ruesday evening.
Mr, 7ind 1'4. G. 11. 1)r:, 46,10 101,1
Mr. and Mr. James A. Patterson vis-
ited relatives in Kitchener on Sunday
and with Rev. W. _N. Young and Ira-
lei'y 0,-rgus.
Mr-, lira,' 11,--a is visiting in
ills. home of her cis -ter. Mrs.
o.
N1? and Mrs. Erntst Staeey of
.t.ere in 10XE l",at.wrdhy attend-
ing the funeral of the fornicr's aunt.
hat,
\lr-. E. Rennie.
Rev. R. dN. Brook cowl:acted sere-
ittes the Culled Church on Stanchly
v. -re gat it m t Ile 4-11, ,rn-
ar
server Mrs, Geo. Iles* sang -e
,crit. in the anthem. -In Heavenly
Nhiding," and the duo was
nugitv Mrs. G. M. Drysdale and
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Mrs. co. Hess. At the evening ser-
vice the choir sang 'Thou Art 'Near."
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. .Campbell re-
turned to their home in Windsor af-
ter a very pleasant visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bell and Mr. and Mrs. WM.
Bell.
Tile ladies cd •Carmel Presbyterian
Church wish to thank all these w,ho
helped in any way to make the 11,ome-
eooking sale end tea twhi.cli was held
in the church on Saturday such a
splendid MICCOSS.
Me. Charles Chapman and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Horning and Mrs. Schaefer
of Palmersten visited ever the week
,nd with Mrs. C. Ballantyne and
'Me, Katie Scott, corning here tc al
tend the funeral of the 'former's sister.
, late Nfrs B. Rennie,
Rey. \NM, L. Newton. B.A., B.D,,
o' Von 1110. oreaehed at both services
10 Carmel Church -on Sunday. The
choir sang two iteantiful anthems.
"Thine Be the Glory." and -1 1.0te
Teen ie (ed.- Next Sunday -Nfr. Ron -
Davidson of 'l'('(\ College, Tor-
onto, will onamt the services.
Y. P. Hold Social. -
The Volute People', tele,
United Ch,Irch held a very
sar.7ial in the -basement of the church
on Monday eyeniug. After singing
a hymn. Rev. ',toile Riehardeoo led in
prayer. Rev, R. A. Brook gave a short
of NVe1C0-111e 41114 time follOwing
negram W405 presented: Vocal solo,
'Yon •Can't Gimes What (Wlrote
on My Slate." 'hy Mise Mabel Fair-
burn; piano solo, "Variations -.if Jua-
eta," by Miss Gladys Luker; recita-
ions by Donald Heckle]) and Ross
'inks. Mr. 'Wm. Hyde.favored with
violin selections and Mrs. Geo, Hese
gave a very humorous, reading% Nem -
'
,roue ,picettres were shown on the.
screen .ff each (meet youegest baby
1101(116 and the prize -foe gueseing the
nest -was won by -Ruth Hess and
Norma Sangster. Messrs. Kee Hieke
and •Clautle Blowes presided over a
ember of games and dainty refreeh-
nente were ,served.
Band Will Hold Concert.-
'sconcert .will he sponsored by the
Hensall Citizen's Baud M the trawl)
hall •01) Friday evening, Dec. lst, pro -
reeds in aid •of the Red Cross, The
P11111511411 Ensemble of London will
cut ertain at this cnnerrt.
Baseball Banquetee-
N eery pleasant , yelling was spent
on Monday when Mr. Stanley Tinktit
entertained -the officials and members
ad the haat-ball league to a veil -ham
hanquet in the spactions dining room
ef the Commercial Bagel ,of wh
hic
Mr. Tmlcar is Manager. FAO -wing the
stuntatuons supper 11 r. C. Joynt,
president of the baseball aSsociation
here acted as ehairman and gave an
address,- Mr. tiert. Grant tpresided over
the tinisiral 7.1141 short ad-
lreis men by• Reeve E. SI1041 -
dick, lir. hi-. .I,. ivkle and Mr. las.
15(1 erste]. N v. Wm
llaa Seaforth,
President of the Somb Huron Base-
ball 1 „eagne -was .present • and fcav raplettliat - address. very enjoyable
thee .was liad by all present. A itearry
vote of thanks was extended \Ir. 'I'm
dor Inc his, hospitality.
Rev. Wm. Weir Receives Call
To Hensall Church.-
A cengregational meeting wits held
in, Carmel PreAtyterian Church on
Monday evening for the purpose of
calling. a minister, Rer, D. 1'.. 1-1111 01
Exeter, interim anoclerator, presid-ed
over the meetinig and Mr. J, W. Kon-
thron acted as enaitmn
e. After sing-
ing a hymn, Rev.. -read a passage
of Scripture and led in prayer. Vart-
ous items of Ibusincts.s nvere -discussed
mid a vote taken calling -a minister,'
which resulted in a -unanimous call be-
ing ended .10 Rev. NNW. Welt, B.A..
Goderieh, -formerly of Portage
La Prairie.
Masonic Meeting.-
The regular • meeting - of Retell
Lodge A.F. and -was held in the
lodge r,'.1115 0111 -Mina-day evening
with a splendid attendance. Rt. WeeS.
Bre. S. J. LoVeyS, D.D.G.M., was the
guest for the evening. Visitors were
ta-sent- from Gotha -iota, Sonthalmn
ato,
051 -1', -Clinton, Sectfortfla, Nilsa Craig,
Ti -vi smote. and Toronto. The first cle-
'gre, avas exemplified- by the -officers
In a splendid manner tinder the leafl-
et...tab, t.,1 Won Bro. E. 0. 'Kyle. not
refreshments were -served at • cktse-
dittrIng -,shich -toatf. nvere .gicen..
Nomination Meeting.-
Tee Ito -mina -firm meeting for the
1(141(150drpose of selecting candidates •re-
pre.sent• the villfipX. at th0. coming -el-
ection on i,Nfenday, DQC. 4111, the
offices of Reeve, Coun-cillors. school
trustees and 'public milities, ,AlaS held
in the 1.054111 hall on Friday evening.
Ntr. Owen Geiger .was nominated for
Reeve by \V, H. Love' and Thos Kyle
and the present Reeve, R. E. Shaddick
was nanninated by _Messrs. Ort -
w1111 and Wm, Foseer. W. 5015115-
011110-' was nominated for .reeve by
time Hudson and W. Shepherd. Fol-
lowing is a list Of those nominated Inc
councillors; Donald McKinnon, 'by
'rhos. Kyle and WO). lfaiAmirn; Alvin
\V. Kerslake, by F. NV. Smallacorabe
and David- Robinson. -11r, 'Orville
Twitchell nominatedby Messrs. W.
E. Foster and F. W. Senallecombe;
Wln, Shepherd 'bv F.. Smalla-
combe. and T. Cr Joynt; H. W. 1-1-01-'
ton fIoy, R. E. Shaddick and Gro, Hess;
Peter Moir, by 1. Geiger and !David
Robins -on; F. W. Smallacombe by G.
flees. and W. 0. Goo-dwin; Robt,
Cameron by Geo, 'Hudson 'and Geo,
Hess; David Robinson thy W. Love
and 1. Geiger; Peter MONau-ghtoMby
D. E. Shaddick and E. Foster.
Four to be elected, Vhsschool trust-
ees, Geo. ,Hess, joe Flynn and E. L.
Ntiekle. • were nominated ;by W. 0.
Goodwin and- Heine Horton (aorlf),
public ntilities,.Chas. Moore, nomina•t-
ed ,by Geo. Hess and- R. E. Shaddick
and elected law. acclamation. Those
qualifying. Inc the reeveship are: R. E.
Shmelick, F. W. Smallacombe and O.
Geiger. ane to he elected: Qualifying
for councillors are Peter Moir, H. W.
Horten, 13. J, Cameron, David Robin_
51(11, Denald Mc.Kinnon. four to be
elected.
Pioneer Resident Passes -
One of -Rensales -oldest re:side:Ms
passed away very suddenly irom 11
.heart attaek on Thursday in The per-
son of Mrs, Erastes Reenie, in her
73rd year, Mrs. Rennie underwent an.
' •
and daughters, Mrs, Horning and
Mrs. Schaefer of Palmerston, Mr, and
Mrs. Milne Rennie, Sealtnen; Rev.
and Mrs. K.neebtel, ]Miss. Elizabeth
.Rennie and Mrs. Guenther, all of Kit-
chener, Mr. end Mrs, Edifhoffer, of
Mitchell and Dr. and Mee. Murray.
and .danghter Of Ingersoll.
Mem'. • .Stott Welsh who enderwent
an operation in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, on Saturday is doing
as wee as can the expected.
operation in (Beton 'hospital about
-.ie weeks ago from tvehieb she suffic-
iently recovered to he able to return
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Kate
Cantelon and later th her own home
where she -suffered a severe heart at-
tack and passed away suddenly. The
deceased, whose maiden name was
Jessie Chapman, 'was the third eldest
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. W.
Chapman of Hay lownehip and was
born ota the homestead on which her
brother, lir. Wm Chapman now' re-
sides. Since her marriage to her late
neteband, Erastue Rennie twee) prede-
ceaeed .her nine years ago, Mrs, Ren-
nie resided in Hensall where Mr. Ren-
nie eves merchant .for many years. .A
family of eve .daughters (Irma) Mrs.
Howard Harris ,of Detroit and (Ruth)
Mee. D. Pai-sley of Toronto survive
and one eon Semnel at home: also one
sister, Mrs. Kate Cantelon of Heiesall
.and 'four brothers, Mr. IW'ne Chap-
man, Hay; Jack 'Chapman, Hamilton:
Charles Chapman, Palmerston and
Ralph Chapman of SanFrancieco. A
private funeral service was held ,front
the late home on Saturday at 2 .pen.
emulteeted hy Rev, R. A. Brook of the
Hensel' United Church of which the
deceased was a valued member. Mrs.
Geo. Hee: sang "Some Day We'll
lenderetand." 'elle floral tributes were
%Try beautiful showing the esteem in
which the deceased was held. Inter -
a11(111 ilf-nstaii Cation Cemetery. T'hc
pallbearers avert- Messrs. Ferris Can-
telon, Lorne Chapman. Claude
Blowes, Dr. Smillie. Walter Spencer.
Geo, II e^.. Among those from a dis-
tant., the funeral were Mr.
alai \ins Howard Harris, Detr,it,
Mrs.
11. C, Paisley mid daughters.
Jessie and Marion of Toronto; Mr.
011,1 Nirs. Ferris Cantelon of Schom-
berg, .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stacey of
Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Chapman
Hamilton 'Mr. Charles Chapman
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank each and
all who Bo willingly helped to confine
the fire in our village on Nov. 20th,
and also the fire brigades from the
different towns. We also appreciated
the sympathy and kindness extended
then and since the loss of our store,
(Signed) Mr. and Mrs. Jas, McCool,
Londesboro, Ont..
"BE OF GOOD CHEER"
.An attractive book of verse by 1-1.
Isabel Graham, illustrated by George
Daly. Suitable for Christmas giving.
Price 51.00. Can be obtained from
Miss Graham 00 at Thompson's Book
Store.
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ROOMS TO RENT
5 l'001118 with toilet and bath, over
Routiedge store. Apply to A. C. Rout-
ledge,
WANTED TO BUY
Used child's tricycle, also doll
pram. medium or large size. M. Her-
ron. Goderich street west.
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture, at the residence of
Dolly Carlin, corner of High and
Market streets, Seaforth, on Friday.
Dec. 1st, at 2 o'clock:
Furniture -A large cherry ward-
robe, walnutdressing table with
beadle 3 small tables, Singer sewing
machine, 2 wicker arm c,hairs, 1
wicker rocking chair, 1. large rocking
chair, 2 kitchen chairs, 1 drop leaf
table, 1 ottoman, 3 verandah chairs.
1 auto rug, 1 oriental rug, 2 small
Wilton runners, several crochet scat-
ter rugs, electric fixtures, electric
toaster, electric plate; electric stove
with oven, electric linter, 1 violet
ray, 4 beaver board doovs, 3 plate
glass shelves, pictures, pillows, and
quilts, 1 feather bed.
60 piece set China dishes, 3 large
platters and several other dishes,
sealers, wash tub, mop, brush, etc.
1 ice box, 5 sate of velour window
drapes, 1 set cretonne window
drapes, several pairs curtains.
Antiques -A large walnut sideboard,
large brown frame mirror on marble
stand, 6 cane bottom chairs, 1 wal-
nut dreseer, 2 walnut window tops, 1
large brass kettle. 1 small brass was,
er kettle. 1. small walnut bedside
table.
Terms cash.
Dolly Carlin, prop.; Harold Jack•
son, aunt.
TOWNSHIP OF WIcKILLOP
- Rabies
Under and by virtue of the author-
ity conferred upon me by the Animal
Contagions Diseases Act, Chapter 75.
R.S.O.. 1927, and the regulations rel-
ating to rabies passed by Orders in
Council dated August 10, 1905, and
May 28, 1909, I do hereby declare
that having bad reported to me the
existence of rabies in certain par -
tions of the Province of Ontario, the
hereinafter described territory is de.
Oared to be an Infected area: -
1. In the County of Huron, the
Townsbips of Turnberry, Howlett,
Morris, Grey, Wawanosh, East, Waw-
anosh West, Ashfield, Colborne, Hul-
lett, McKillop, Goderich.
2. In the County of Bruce, the
Townships of Huron, Kincardine, Rim
loss, Culross, Carrick, Brant, (lreen-
ock, Bruce.
3. In the County of Perth, the
Townships of Wallace, Elma, Logan.
I do hereby order that all dogs
within this area shall be kept tied
up, and not allowed to von at large
unless effectively muzzled.
All dogs found at large unmuzzled
may be destroyed forthwith, and the
owner is rendered liable to prosecu-
tion under the Animal Contagious
Diseases Act.
In view of the fact that rabies is
readily transmissable to human he.
ings, the attention of all provincial
and municipal officers is especially
directed to this Order. and their co-
operation in its enforcement is earn-
estly requested.
Dated at Ottawa, this twenty-fifth
day of October. One thousand nine
hundred and thirty-nine.
Deputy "Minister of Agriculture,
Sgd.) H. Barton.
The Board of Health of McKillop
ask the co-operation of the Munici-
pality in complying with the above
order.
NOTICE RABIES
Owing to the prevalence of rabies in the
surrounding districts, and in view of the fact
that -rabies is readily transmissable to hu-
man beings, all citizens are requested to
watch their clogs and pets carefully, or ,if
they observe any dogs acting suspiciously,
to notify authorities.
JOHN J. CLITF,
Mayor
AUCTION SALE
Community Sale at Dick's Hotel
Stables. Seaforth, on Friday, Dec-
ember ist.
1 Durham cow, 4 years old, fresh-
ened 1 week; 1 farrow cow; 2 heifers,
S50 lbs.; 8 etockers. 5011 lbs.; 3 Dur-
ham pring calves; number of young
calves; 1 driving mare 4 years old; 1
general purpose Mare; 2 Yorkshire
SOWS due In a week; 2 young sows
bred 6 weeks; GO pigs frona sucems
to 100 lbs.; 1 oat roller; 1 small
grinder; 1-- extension table; kitchen
table; 3 kitchen chairs; 4 rockers; 2
bed springs; piano stool; 2 -burner
electric plate; New Williams Hewing
machine; 2 good washers; Quebec
cook stove in excellent condition.
Bring in anything you have to sell,
Reasonable rates.
Homer Hunt, Manager, phone 928-12
Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
ELMER D. BELL. B,A
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
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WANTED
A second hand tricycle in good re-
pair. Apply at the News Office.
FOR SALE
A number of kitchen utensils, wash-
ing machine and wringer, copper
boiler, almost good as new. Will be
sold cheap. Mrs, Wm. Clark, phone
245r14.
McCONINELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. IVIcConnele, IL Glenn Haye.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres, all cleared, wheat in and
plowing done, good buildings, drilled
well, 2 miles west of Seaforth on
highway. For further particulars, ap-
ply on premises to Roy Lawson,
FOR SALE
Lot 9, Cen. Tudkersmith, known
as \Viii, Kruse tproperty, 110- acres with
good house and ,barn, henhouse and
clriveshed; two wells, good orebard.
Allele' to Wm. 0 ldfielcl, Seaforth,
R.R. 4,
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office 0 the Dominion Bank Build.
ing, Seaforth, Office hours: -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 p.m. to 5 pan. Saturday
evening, 7:50 p. m. to 9 p. m,
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres, good clay loam. lot 14 on
2m1 concession of Tuckersmith.
Good buildings, excellent well and
spring creek crossing barnyard, 10
acmes good hard wood hush. This farm
is well drained and fall plowing is
Apply on Premises to T: J.
NVebeter.
TO RENT
House, semi-detached, 5 rooms,
with use of bath room, situated on
North Main street, Apply B. L. Box.
A FUEL SAVING OF 35%
See the new Fireeo Patented Bridge
Wall Range, A November special on
Quebec heaters, and Al used stoves.
A. Zimmerman, Main street,
PIGS FOR SALE
Thirty pigs ready to wean, Phone
231 r 13.
STRAYED
Eight calves strayed from Lot 16,
Con. a, McKillop. Photo 12 on 137,
Seaforth.
FOR RENT
Garage to rent, cheap. W. C. Suth-
erland, Seaford),
CATTLE FOR SALE
Five head of Durham cattle, rising
2 years old. Apply at The News.
RUBBER GOODS, SUNDRIES, ETC.
Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed .
wrapper. S0% less than retail. Write
for maieorder catalogue, Nov-Ttubber
Co.. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
APPLES FOR SALE
Sprayed Spy apples, 50c and 75c
per bushel in your own. containers.
Pbons 48r12, Dnb]in central, Richard
Sillery, Staffa.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Clerk's Notice of First Posting of
Voters' List
Voters' List, 1939, Municipality of
Seaforth, County of Huron
Notice is Hereby Given that 1 have
compiled with Section 7 of The Vot-
ers' List Act and that 1 have posted
up at ray office at Seaforth on the
29th clay of November, 1939, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in the
said Munieipality at municipal elec-
tions, and that such list remains for
inspection.
And 1 hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any. errors or omissions cor-
rected according to law, the last clay
for appeal being the IGth day of Dee.
ember, 1939,
Dated at Seaforth this 99t11 day of
Novernber, 1939.
D. H, WILSON,
Clerk of Seaforth.
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 golt course, west ward, Mitchell.
Fred Hennick, proprietor. Terms cash.
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Spies, Baldwins, Talman Sweets,
King, Greening, Russet, 50o-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 EL C.
Chamberlain.
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.
FOR SALE IN CLINTON
Good seven roomed frame house, water on
tau, electric light, fine cellar with cement
floor, two lots to this property, splendid
garden, fruit and shade trees, also ever-
greens. excellent location, a double cement
serase and stable, London road, near rail -
ANO for sate, a farm of 100 acres of
choice land seeded down, 8 arras of wood
lot, new modern white brick house, with
three piece bath MOM four bedrooms, dining
mum, bark kitchen, pantry with dumb wait-
er, huilt-in cupboards. buffet. Two good
barns with stables throughout, litter car-
rier, new; two good wells. Wind mill, hay-
fork, etc, The fann is located in the town-
ship of Tuckersmith, 2nd concession, 2
llaek wevt of Seaforth and a mile south of
cement highway. Quite near to school. Will
be sold cheap for quick sale. Apply to A. R.
Kirk, Seaforth, Ont. Phone MPS,
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
entWindstorm & gearantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
n first class companies.
inktiniattcin cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIEF
Phone .334 w
STRATFORD - GODERICH
COACH LINES
Fall & Winter Time Table
Seaforth 50r Stratford:
5.40 a.m, and 6.25 p.m,
Leaves Seaforth for Gralerieht
Daily except Sunday and hol., 1.25 p.m.
and 5.10 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
Agents: Queen's, Clanimorcial, Dick House
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Horses;Cattle, Hoga, etc.-Conrteous Service
PHONE-SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 (COLLECT)
DARLING & CO, OF CANADA, LTD.
maaraesomusimammanctionmermen.