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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-12-14, Page 8P. EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1939 G`l l i-allISM -a ZW�dreUQ. WY0 t Ubu McTAVISI- 'S Brussels TERS for CHRISTMAS GIFTS Beaforth HEADQUA BLANKET'S Cl, istnxas Gifts that are practical as, well as lovely $2.50 SPREADS Ll:Eard made, of exquisite beauty. Fr cm $3,50 to $7,50 OSIERY Ail r"cxe3 for a perfect gal _ . TOWELS Cellophan.e wrapped.. , 49c to 9dc IDEAS Fridge covers, moire ,$1,19. Suede 98c. silk 9e. Hand Bags. new styles -a useful gift. 98e to Neckwear. Silk crepes, mire silks, fine wools. Any lady will appre- elate these :..... $1.00 Lingerie Satin Housecoats. she t;.ille trim .. .... $5.95 Quilted collar a n d sleeve style .... $4.95 Handkerchiefs Boxed or separ- ate, at all prices. Ties. Patterned or plain. 29c-$1.00. Gloves. Capeskin $1.25, lined or tin lined. Pigskin 2,95. Socks, Boxed. Fine wool 39c to 75c. TOYLAND IS OPEN SNOWSUITS Kiddies will thrill at the sight of these and they are so warm. Sizes 2, 4, 6 ....$2.95 1Nt ave a vast array of Toys that you wilt enjoy buy- ing uyitig nee rerece from colored horns to electric trains. Erect '•n the kiddies and watch their delight. E-t[ENISALL Mise l oel \Fc,rkman war confined to her home durit:g the past week ow- ing , illness. Mr. and Mrs. W'rn. Hyde visited on "mtay with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hyde. Tile many friends of Miss Glary 'Me:Gregor regret to hear she is ser- iously 11I. Mrs. Bertha Bell is in at- tendance. Mr. Ross MacKay has been confined to hie hnme during the past -week with ..n attack of influenza. Mr. Casey Hudson of Listowel vis- ited with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Hudson on 'Tuesday. Arnold Circle Elects Officers. - The regular meeting of the Arnold f refs' was held at the home of Mrs. N1.:eo1m nougat) on Tuesday evening with a very geed attendance and op- ,ntR'd by alt's. Dougall playing the ester of Bethlehem. Mrs. Roy Bell pre- ;i3eFl Miss Violet Hyde gave a story pm1 i c'ripture readings was given by Mss Beryl Pfaff. Miss Mabel \Vork- tr.r led in prayer. The business was dl.e u Fd and Mise HannahMurray pro i, -d over the election of officers: J' "s rtert. airs. Roy Bell: vice presi(d- e•t. Miss Beryl Pfaff: supply sec.. Miss Myrtle Peart.: sec., Miss Marg - wet tell: treas., Miss Helen Moir. The Ladies' Aid met in Carmel March Tuesday evening with Mrs. Frank Farquhar presiding. Cali Accepted - 'The eougr,-gation o; Carmel Pres - h terian Church has extended a call 1:n Rev. Wm. Weir. B.A.. of Gaderich, ferrnerly of Portage La Prairie, which has been accepted. The induction will l be place in the church on Jannar•y 3rd. The Senior Inetitnte held their reg- ular meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Garnet Case with a very good attendance. Miss Beryl Pfaff gave the motto and Miss Irene Douglas was the guest speaker. Mrs. Claude Bdowes gave a demonstration on "My Favorite Candy Recipe." The music was in charge of Miss Mabel Workman. Lunch in charge of Mrs. Mlekle, Mrs. Smellie and Mrs, John Passmore. Relieving agent Nit'. W. C. Thomp- son has temporarily taken charge of the C.N.R. station while Mr. A. L. 'Case is on holidays. Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpalrick of Exeter are taking up residence in the . Murdoch dwelling recently vac- ated by Mr. and Mrs.. 'Harold Foster, who have moved to Blyth. A Christmas sale of home Booking a:nd an afternoon tea was held in. Carmel Presbyterian Church on Wed- nesday afternoon under the auspices of Mrs. Manson's group. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion and there was a very good attendance. Rev.R. A. Brookconducted serv- ices . fir the United Church on Sun- day. Bible Sunday was observed at the morning service and the subject was "The Benefit of Trial. The choir sang two delightful an- thems. "My heart is Glad" and "Walk- ing With God," Miss Florence Welsh soloist, Mrs. Garfield Stubitz of Detroit called on her mother Mrs. Wnt. Mints recently. Rev. John Mustard of Toronto peached both services in ('ai'nrel Presbyterian (Muth on Sunday. The choir sang two anthems, "Praise Ye The Lord," obligato solos taken by Miss Nene Hoggarth and Mrs. W, A. Maclaren, and "All Hail The Power of Jesus! Name." Next Sunday Mr. George Lamont. of Knox College will emidnet services. The United Church will present a pageant in the church on Sunday ev- ening. Dec. 24th, entitled "Good Tid- ings of Great Joy." The Public. school will present two operettas. "Molly 13e Jolly." and "What's The Matter Ivith Sally," in the town hall on Monday evening. De- cember 18th. Young People's Hold Christmas Meeting - The Young People's Society of C'.itr- mel Church held a very sur cessfttl Christmas meeting in the church ore Monday evening with Miss Ironer Hoggarth presiding, After singing "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night" and "It Came upon 1a Midnight ("dear," Miss Jean Mc- Queen led in prayer. The scripture was read by Miss Violet Hyde rmd the nffering received. Mrs. W. A, M u Laren favored with a solo, "Christ Was Born in Bethlehem," ac- companied by Miss Irene Hoggarth on the Mann. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and adopted and the toll called. After the business period the Young People presented their Christmas donatione of gifts for the Sick Children's Hospital in London. The hymn, "Holy Night, Sil- ent Night," was sung and Mr. Allen Davidson gave the topic on "The Spirit of Christmas," which was very interesting. Mies Margaret Dougall and Mr. Harry Dougall played ,i1 musical selection on the violin and mouth organ accompanied by their mother Mrs. Andrew Dougall on the piano. The meeting closed by singing "0 Come All Ye Faithful" and the national anthem and benediction. Games were then played, after which dainty refreshments were served. Young Peopie's Union - The Young People's Union held their regulslr' missionary meeting h the basement of the church on Mon- day evening with Miss Elva Mc- Queen presiding , and opened by singing "It came upon a Midnight. Clear," followed by prayer by Miss Norma Cook. Miss Ruth Brook read the scripture and the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, and the roll caller! Miss Kay Drysdale gave a very interest- ing address on "Our Missionaries on the Sea." liras Ruth- Hess sang a solo. "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise", and the meeting closed with "Rescue the Perishing," and the 1VIizpah benediction. \cid iaienal FTensall on Page '.rw•o Want and "ror Sale ads, 1 week; 2,5c KIPPEN Mr. Lloyd Workman of Oshawa," visited .during the week with his mother, Mrs, Susan Workman. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Workman. of Flint, Mich., spent the week end with Mr, and M'r's. Wm. Workman. ` Mrs. Priscilla Deitz passed away early Tuesday morning after a brief illness. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon, Interment at Baird's 'cemetery. Mr. and Mrs, Fred H. Flolgarfh, of i xeter, Ont. announce the engage - Med of Thein- yaualgest clau(glteer, E'va. are, 4o Hulbert John .\toNtd,togfiton, tounlgist son of ?1r, and lirs, John \ I r NinAuq:h to n, cif Klippen, Ont., bh p marriage So take 'place quietly ;the tat- ter part of December. On Wednesday afternoon the Kip - pen East W.I. met at the . hone of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Slavin with a good attendance of members and sev- eral ev-eral visitors. The meeting was open- ed by the singing of several Christ- mas carols. The story of the Slavin farm was read by Mrs: Glen McLean and the secretary reported the min- utes of the last regular meeting. Miss Eihel ,Tackson sang a solo which the audience enjoyed very ouch. Miss Margaret McKay gave a short and very appropriate talk on C'hr'istmas Thoughts" The roll call "What My Household dikes best about the Christmas' season." brought a re- sponse from every member. The mot- to, "The proof of the pudding is in the eating" was ,given by Mrs, Archie Hoggarth, Mrs, W. McLean gave a paper nn "Pointers In Making Christ- mas Calre" and treated ns to a sample of her cake. Mr. Benson • Stoneman. sang two very fine solos, There was a generous donation of books and toys to be sent to the Salvation Army headquarters for distribution among the needy children. Santa Claus ap- peared Dred unloaded the tree, each member receiving a gift and there were bags of candy and nuts for all the children. A splendid lunch was served and a social time was spent. \\'e are now organized under the War charities act and are prepared to do sewing and knitting for the soldier's, and would ask for the hearty co- operation of all in the vicinity, either ds organizations, or as individuals, in this work. The eommittee in charge art Mrs. W, Cole, Mrs. W. Doig, Mrs. L. Clark, Mrs. Wm. Workman with Mrs. Geo. Glenn and Mrs. Jas. Smillie as see.-treas. This week we have shipped to headquarters in Toronto the following supplies. 10 hospital gowns. 12 bandages, 20 slings, 6 pairs of pillow covers, 14 pairs of socks. Mi. Erie Switzer entertained a number Of bis friends to a progress- ive euchre recently, which was very ninth enjoyed by a11. The prizes were given to, ladies, first, iltiss Gilltinson: gents. first NU'. Alex Mclleath; ladies, consolation. Mrs. 13i11 McLaughlin; genie, consolation, Mr, 13i11 McLaugh- lin. .after the prizes were given Dec invited Itis guests to the dining room where a most selieious lunch was served. After lunch eon tests were given. then every one departed thank- ing Eris for the splendid evening, VARNA Cnu. or tile largest receptions ever held in the hall was tendered Mr, and Nit's, Stewart Reattle Tuesday night. Mr. McInnis read the address and Mr. Harvey Clutter presented the newlyweds with a well filled purse. Mr. Beattie, on behalf of Mrs. Beatty and himself, made a fitting reply. A very pleasant event was spent. Mr. and Mr's. Beattie have moved into Mr. F. Weekes' hone. We wish the young couple bon voyage through life and welcome them to our com- munity. The many friends of Mrs. John Smith will be pleased (o know she returned from the hospital, Miss Mary Reid of Hayfield called on Mr. Geo. Beatty Sr, Monday. Take notice that after the pet year the stores in Varna will be closed 7 p.m. each night, except Wed- nesday and Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Bothwell, who has spent the summer with Mrs. M. Reid. has gone to spend the winter with her granddaughter in Windsor. Mr. Ernest Mills of South Dakota FLASH /}� H ! E �L'L�i • There has been a great scarcity of battery radio sets but we are fortunate in hav- ing a splendid assortment of these sets -popular priced set $27.50 Jr. F. DALY Ford Dealer & Radio Service SEAFORTH 4 Be Attractive 4 Be Popular WITH AN OIL. PERMANENT 7,00 Wave $5.00 6.00 Wave $4.00 With or Without Machine 5.00 Wave $2,75 3.00 Wave $2,25 2.25 Wave $1.95 End Curl ...,.$1.50 to $3,00 Pay less and enjoy the best B BEAUTY SALON L. M. BOX Phone 50 or 18 Seaforth �•� IN MEMORIAM Brown --In loving memory of Janres Samuel Brower; who died on Decem- ber 14, 1038. I have lost my soul's companion, A life linked with my own, And clay by clay I miss him more, As I walk through life alone. -Sadly missed by *115', daughter and grandchildren, IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our clear bro- ther James 5, Brown, who passed away Dec. 14th, 1989, Even death has it wonderful mission Though it robs us of those we love, It lifts our hearts from otu' surround- ings To long for that meeting above. No matter how heavy the burden. No mutter how great the despair, Doesn't Heaven seem nearer and dearer know that 005 loved ones are there, • ..Lovingly remembered by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams, was renewing acquaintances in this vicinity. Mr, Mills is the youngest son of the late Thos. Mills, an old resident of Stanley. Mrs. Ings spent the weep end with her parents in Zurich. CONSTANCE A meeting to r'eor'ganize the Chub Of Progress for the wifYer months was held Monday evening. Dec. 11, The meeting was opened by the chairman, Mr. A. R. Dodds. As the sec'retar'y Miss J. Anderson was ab- sent, the treasurer Miss E, 13111(011 gave the financial. report. Then fol- lowed the election of officers: Pres.. Mr. 13. B. Stephenson; vice pees., Mr, \V' FralIek; secretary, Mr. W. Jewitt, treasurer, Miss E. Britton; Press sec., Mr. A R. Dodds program committee, the school trustees for 1939: Mr's. L. Stephenson, Mr, R. Jamieson and NIr, A. Dale. Editors for the paper, Mr. R. McGregor', kir. W. Fralick, Mr. W. Jewitt. The next meeting is to be held Friday evening, ,Ian, 5, 1940, at 8 o'clock, Moved by Mr, Wilbur Jewitt, seconded by NIr. Wnt. Jewitt, that the meeting adjourn The pupils of (.'onsta.nee school will present a Christmas program In the school !rouse on Tuesday evening, Dec, 19, at 8 pen. At the close Santa Claus will come with presents. Mr. Lao Stephenson has bought the property formerly owned by Mr. Duncan Tudor and has batt the house shingled and is busy repairing the in- terior, Miss Olive (i'imoldby of 1310Killop spent the week end at her home here Did- some elle say that wedding bells were going to ring soon. Well, they are, so get ready to welcome the brine and ,groom. Mr. Robert Grimoldhy and Mr• Dave Millsnn spent an averring last eek with Mr. Peter.Ecicar't of Br'od- hwagen. STANLEY Mrs. Margaret Nrratt of lit neey spent tate week end with icer sister Mrs. Henry Edem f. and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Roht. E. Robinson spent a few clays visiting with friends at Toronto la,at week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and Mr. and Mrs. .Ta.ck Reid of Detroit visited with friends in this vicinity. The annual school' entertainment. and Christmas tree will be held at Goshen school on Tuesday evening, Dee, 10th, NOTICE o RABIES O\wing to the prevalence of rabies in the surrounding districts, and in view of the fact that rabies is readily translnissahle to hu- man beings, all citizens are requested to watch their dogs and pets carefully, or if they observe any dogs acting suspiciously, to notify authorities. JOHN 3. CLL' FF", • GOOD E3;UYINiC SATURDAY SPECIALS CASH WITH ORDER Sunkist Oranges-- doz. ranges-dos, , 19c, 23c, 29c, 39c New Mixed Nuts- ,2 lbs, for 35c Mixed Candy, 2 lbs, for ,...25c Cream Candy, 2 lbs, for ....29c New Dates, 2 lbs: for 23c Candied Cherries, pound ,25c Rolled Wheat - 5 pound bag 19c Purity Flour, 98 lb. bag ...2.94 Western Queen Flour 98 lb. • 2.79 Oyster Shell, 100. lbs. 1 05 WE ARE PAVING 30o in Trade only, for GRADE A LARGE EGGS First Grade Creamery Sutter 2 pounds for 59c AUCTi.ON SALE Community Sale at Dick's Hotel Stables. Seaforth, every Friday, The usual run of cots. feeder e•attle, and young calves pigs. poultry, furniture and vegetables, Bring in anything you have to ell irate reasonable. • Heftier Hanr. Manager. pn 1ne 226.12 Geo. H Elliott, 3ucno r er. CHRISTMAS TREE AND CONCERT S.S. 1, Hullett, Wednesday evening. Dec. 28. 4 Ii,m, Admission 150. CHRISTMAS CONCERT A Christmas Colleen will be held at Duffs Church, McKillop, on Tues- day evening, Dec.. 19th, s.dulte 25e, children free. Come one. come all. LOST Lost or strayed from Lot 20, Con. 11, McKillop, about Dec. 1st, a white sow. Phone 4 on 248. John Glanville. Valtou, R.R.2. PIANO FOR SALE A slightly usecd piano, good Walker's Furniture Store. s new. WANTED A job as companion or honccl 's -p- er. Apply at News Office. . HOUSES FOR SALE Three houses in Village of Dublin and three houses in EgnrouclliiIs. Lon tax• -s. For ale eheas, foat efosh to close estates. Also -several Sea - forth properties. Apply 10 2letonittll & Hays, Solicit (we. Seaforth, A GiFT A canary, the tiny singer with a big son or a baby budgie gnaran- trcrl to talk. makes an ideal Christ- mas gift. Mrs. Harry W. Hart, op- posits Victoria Park. Seaforth. Phone 2_4w. NOTICE__ Township of Ttsckersmith All arromits for the Township of Tuekersnrith, espec'iully all weed a(' - counts, are to be pref'ented to the Council by Friday. Dec. 151.11. D. F..MeGREGOR, Clerk, NOTICE A11 hooks mast he ret.urnsil to the Public Library 011 or before Deceit), her :33,- Greia Thompson, Librarian. Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Mary Byrne, All persons having claims autaust the Estme of Mary Byrne, late of the Village. of Dublin in the County of Perth, widow, deceased who diets on m' shout the 1751 day of November, 19:10, are hereby notified to ..end In to the undersigned ore or before the 1811 day of December, 1970,. full particulars of their dorms, Immediately ,fie• the •aid last mentioned date the assets of the said estate will he dis- tributed =angst the panties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersigned -shall .then have notice, to the exclusion of all others, and the undersigned. will not be liable 111 any person 51 whose claim th. undo . t. t d .1,1,11 net then have notice tor the assets on distributed or any pant thereof. Dated al Seaforth this tall day o, Dncrm- her, lata. McDONNl:L1, ,t HAYS. Seats 'Ib. tit, Solicitor, for the Admiras,rater. Notice To Creditors innig In the Estate of Barbara Sproat, :111 ,.,•mems having claims arainst the Es,ate of Harb1u'a Sl,rnat, .late of the Town of seam., h. in the ('unmy r If Huron. Mot- tled Woman, deceased, ,rho diol n,1 or about 11•r all day of 'vin umber, 1950. ere hereby n smiled in acnd 131 10 the n'Mrtsipi.,:d . a, or h fore 111,- 30th flay of Dcember, 115:15, full partiruha'. of their claims. 1mm dim ly after the ..aid last mentioned late the assets of the sill eetate wall Ler dlan N rel si am nf..t the ratios entitled the'etn hro•ing s mord only t , claims of which the and rsigned shall then have omt- ice. to the exclusion of all others, and the undersigned gill not. be liable to any person of wlmse claim the undersigned shall not. then have notice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof. Dated at Boa froth this 55th day of nevem- bee. 11135. M.('ONNEI.t, & HAYS, Seaforth, Ont. Solicitors for the A,Imintstratriz, Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Mary Ellen Burns. All persons havh,g claims against the 1;s - tate of Ivrany Ellen Burns, Inctof the Vil- lage nf Dublin, in the County of Perth, wid- ow, deceased, who died nn or about the 22nd day of October, 1931, are hereby notified to ':end h, to the undersigned on or before the 29th .day. of December, 1930., full pnrtieulnrs of their claims, immediately after the said lastmentioned date the assets of the said estate will he distributed amongst the parties entitled there- to, having retard only to claims of which the undersignedshall the, have notice, to the exclusio, of Kill others, and the undersigned ill not he liable to any person ofwhose claim the undersigned shall not then have notice for the aoset., v, distributed nr env part thereof. Dated -nt Beal n' il, this 5th day of Deeem- he'. 1010. McCONNIti.L , HAYS. Scafnrth, Ont. Solicitors for the Administrator. ELMER B. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. Best EARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario MetONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McCennel•l, H.' Glenn Hays SEAFORTI-i, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Wtize ,'r he Dominion Bank Build - mg, `ea:c'rth. Office hour.,1- fitt.tay, 'firers day and Saturday 1:30 1.m 5 ;.m, Saturday e vening. O o. 0. to 9 p, m, TO RENT Hens.. swill -detached, 5 rooms,' with use +,t bath room, situated 011 North Main street. Apply E. L. Box. ROOMS TO RENT ▪ ..zeros with toilet and bath, over `,t ledge etore. Apply to A. C. Rout- ;edp.-. FOR SALE t! l i '3" D9.ersinitl kuowrr ‘tui. N.1114e : t'rly 141 acres with -1: :c( 5511 !bairn, henhouse and erivesluel: tree ,cells, good orchard. Seaforth, FOR SALE Comfortable I'00n1 frame house of lata- !Margaret. Robison, well situated cm Sperling Street, Seaforth, with good Barn Has to be solei to close r tete-. Apply Mc4'e111101 a, I-Iuys. Solicitors. or John Arnold, Executor. FOR SALE OR RENT Fruit, house. with cellar, and lot r:1 :,ppi'r, 5 i, i1 i} 0:10 111111 itere, Korth 3h.:i t : ❑'1b'r' f,! (`pati 1 street. ire nl la wir, n Seven rooms, Hard end eeft sot, r. Fol sortie r informe- den epply \1'dl1t,tni elorrissn, Jarvis street- :ieatar'th. NOMINATION MEETING Township of Tuckersmith 'fee eeriest meeting of the Tm n hip of Tnokersmith for the nomination of condi. ales for the 0515,,,, Iteece and (om dllur- for the year lado will he held to Wal' -os'• Rall, Klin ere, on Friday, December &al 1385, from 1 to 2 pan. If a_ poll- be necessary such poll shall be opened on Monday. Jana- ary 1st, 1040, between the hours of 9 :tan. and 7 p.m. at the following places and li the following officers: Poll No. 1--Finoigan's vacant store, H, Stewhtt. D.R.O.. Harry Chesney, clerk. Poll No, --School House No, h, Edward Brown, D.R.O., Roy MtOnocl,, Merl:. Pon No. 3 -School Rouse No, 1, Ros Banven, 11.11.0-• Fred Penner, clerk. Poll No. 4 Srhnnl House No, 3 Thos..' Chapman, D. R.0., J W. MeIntnah, clerk. Poll No. 7 School Rouse No. 1. R. D. Bell, 0,11.0., 1,1. Traryusir. ele'k. Poll No, h School House No. 5, laugh McMillan, D.R.U.. W. 5. Mar- tin, clerk. D. F. McGregor, Returning Officer. NOMINATION MEETING dicKILLOP TWP. The ,roma! meeting of the Elector.. of the Municipality of McKillop will be holt; at Winthrop Hall on Friday, the 22n1 day of December, 1tr..h. for the purpose of nom- inating a Reese and four Councillors for the Year 11540. Nommati011s will be ,Ceeivel he. tweet, the hours of one and two o'clock p.m. In the event of more persons beim nom- inated than are required 1,, fill the severer: r sic,.. ant election will he held on Mnnday• the first dry of January, A.P. 11540. Polls will be open from 9 a.m. until . p.m. a: the following places: Pail No. 1. lams ('a rlin's house. Lut 10, Con. S Jam, Nolan. D.R.O. Wm. Mai- "vey, P.C. roll No. -. Mrs. Jos. HUM?, 11011,4'. Lot Coo. 4. Ruas Mora.. D.R.O. 11r. Gro. holm». P.C. Poll N0. 3. Jos. Smith's house. Lot 155, Cion. 12. Henry Benaewies, 15.15,0. Elmer Dennis, P.C. Poll No. 4. Mrs. Driscoll's house, Lot 27, Coo. 12. Wm. Somerville, D.R.O. Willi Dundas. P,C, 3011N M'NAY, Clerk. INSURANCE Life- Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. Information cheerfully •'iven E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIEP Ph. -,p. 334 w STRATFORD - GODERICH COACH LINES Fall & Winter Time Table Lea ,on Seaforth for :Stratford: Daily 8.40 a.m, and 55.25 p.m. Leaves Seaforth for Ooderieh: Daily except Sunday and hn1., 1,23 5.10. and 1.10 p.m. S ure and hel., 1.23 p.m. and .10.20 p.m. Connection of Stratford for Tat•onto, Hamilton Bnftnlo, London, Detroit. Tavistock, )V0(,1,1005 Agents: Queen's, Commercial', Dirk Ffotrse DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY Horses, Cattle, Hogs, etc. -Courteous Service 0H4ONE-SE.AFGRTli 15: EXETER 235 (COLLECT) DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.