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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-10-01, Page 4PAGE FOUR. TOE atEilIFORTIEI ng'S J. F. SNOWDON, Proprietor, CROMARTY: ;The Hibbert school fair held at Staffs, Monday, Sept. 23th, was it. decided stocoss. The weather was kind, the large crowd of representa- tive people front the various school sections were enthusiastic and in- terested, the ehi'bits of ,poultry, colts and calves tvere of the very best and 'puzzled the judges consid- erably to allocate fairly the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes, In the hall there was a fine and abundant display of hand- made articles, of cooking good to see, and flowers, fruit and vegetables of wonderful beauty and perfection and size, The penmanship and drawings were very largely contested and very good, and the arrangement of every- thingin the building was very at- tractively done. Great credit and praise is due to all the teachers in their splendid en- deavor to make the. .fair a success, The banners were fine, the costumes of the different groups were first class, the lining up and "march past" and finally the physical culture drills were all excellently performed and duly admired by the crowd of people, Miss Mountain's school, of Staffa, getting l.st prize this year for the niost creditable points throughout the whole prnceedure, and costumes and all. The others all did remark- ably well and to which to give the first, second and third prizes must have 'beeu difficult for the judges. The Wonderful precision and promptness of the different groups in obeying the command of their especial teach- er strongly evidenced the daily and • hourly influence each teacher Ills over the little flock entrusted to her care, and who imitate attd mettle her in all she does. This trust shon',d inspire every teacher to daily live her very hest. The profession of school teachers' and their influence on the youth of unr land is a mighty factor in its national life in the future. It is one of the noble professions. meeting. Mrs. Janus Redmond .was appointed as delegate to eccoutpany the 'president, Mrs. James Shea, to the Sarnia convention, Plans were discussed for the holding of a social evening in the near future and a'mo- tiotr passed, to invite one' of the Dio- cesan executive 'officers to address. the October meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Janes Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Mclvor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Martin Purcell, McKillop. Rev. F. P. White attended euchar- istic congress during past week. Miss Conroy, of London, is visit- ing her sister, itt's, Maye, of the vil- lage, illage, Rev. F. Brisson, of London, held services here on Sunday. McKillop teachers will attend the convention at 'Winghant this week. Buckwheat threshing is the order of the day. Everybody is threshing in the fields this year. Mrs. Wm. Nigh and brother, Mr. Denis Barry, Tuckersmith, spent Thursday last at the home of the for, aster's daughter, Mrs, John Walsh, McKillop. Misses Catherine and Mary Ryan have returned front Toronto. Mr. J. P. Brown, of London, . vis- ited friends 'in is-ited-friends'in town over Sunday. ' NORTH MCKTLLOP. The land is row in good condition for 'ploughing. Rally day at Bethel last Sabbath was interered with ;by the rain, Lllr. Gordon of Cranbrook cane along with a truck loa 1 of very fine peaches which lie was selling by the basket. The hest field of buckwheat we have seen this year is on the farm of Mr. Frank Dempsey. It is in stook and waiting for fine weather 1 be drawn in. It will now be in order for all lovers and adherents of Conservative principles to rally round Mr. Monter and elect him. DUBLIN. Dublin Rural School Fair, McKil- .op, Hibbert and Logan, on school grounds. Dublin. 'Tuesday, Oct. 6th, 1025. Parade at 1 p.m., headed by the L'roditagen Brass Band. School children's drill for Stewart Bros.' Silver Cop. Stock judging • and . sports.- - - Miss '\fa• v :McGrath visited with Esether Ryan on Sunday. Many people attended the school fair held. itt Staffa on Tuesday. Sept. .29itt which proved to be a decided =uv e _ T!'w erga.AetnentF, are announced of M• joseolt Role*, to Miss Kelly, of Blyth. and Mr. ren Feeney. t , Miss (.7at;1;e:•tar, The soar Cage e, are ta::,• place the early part of )t, f:a . . , \let' ,;lite•:? v aiwnt 11:t Mr. mot .1. ' 11 1 -.'.1S i1 Kim. tl nt • him. }1 in 'lf 1 1 J cls - - S t '"l.m_flican church, Pit,..;:.1oluetet i booth at th • Miteitell stir t \ .• ? cy. '1'he proceeds .t will lid}, ,a• for the recent retlec.,r- atin t , to iturch. fall --work in Dublin's active : li-'llvision of• the Catholic Wotneit's1..eague opened with an en - this into gaol t n,. nt )aim's ,na the afters. n of Sept. 37511, After the minute Herr re dais 1 adopted an ac- count or .he activities of the sunnier months ea; read by the secretary, a few tE 'vbicb...Yen,: \ sewing bee was held et a private house in September; several hospital visits were made; fruit and 1lpwers were sent to worthy: ete1 of the parish; hooks were pro's- cured to the threeentrance pupils. Obtaining the highest marks,iltthe recent examinations,. Donations were. Made to Western Missions at`the WALTON., Shannon -Humphries --IA quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the rectory, Brussels, on Wednesday, September 30th, at 7:30 p.m„ the ceremony be ing performed • by Rev, F. Lewin, wheu Miss Margaret Anne Hun- phries, of Walton, became the bride Of Mr, Ilugh Mcl'. Shannon, of Hut - tett. They were unattended. The bride was very becomingly dressed i't pansy blue kitten -ear crepe, trim- med with coney. fur. and her travel- ling dress was cocoa georgette, with grey coat and hat to match. Mr, and 1lrs. Shannon will make their ]inure in Walton, 'i'he News joins the many friends of the happy couple in extending best wishes. At 6 p.ut. Saturday evening, a pret- ty wedding took place in St. Brigid's church. Kennicot, when Miss Angela Longeway, second daughter of Mr, and Urs. Peter Longeway, of the Collinson House, 'Mitchell, was mar- ried to Weldon Pearce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearce, Mitchell. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Fr. Kelly, The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dress of pansy purple georgette, trimmed with lavender, with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of white carna- tions. The bridesmaid, Miss Eva Longeway, sister Of the bride; was gowned in lavender georgette and carried a bouquet of pink- carnations. Lest man was Harold Clark, cousin of the bride, Wedding march was played by Miss Rose. Longeway sister of the bride. After the cere- mony, a sumptuous meal was served at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearce motored to To ronto, the bride travelling in a cos - mine of navy blue tricotine. On their return titer will reside in. Walton, \frs. llarold Grigg and little daughter, Doreen who have 'been vis- iting at Mrs. Albert ti'adkins, left on 'Wednesday for their home in Saskat eI et6an, Mrs. Robert Archibald, of Seaforth, visiting_ with her sister. Mrs, lames ltoiri •r•n, of McKillop. \Ir. Jas., Watt has purcha ed Mr. it d,lut,t ti farts which is i:rcatcd just about a mile West of the village. \tr. C. Seller. has rented Mr. R. t, ntw and intends moving ? - it ,r -,t week. 1 i h, c lectitt,n 00 Thursday at \\ Ingham, 1` it ' Mrdiner has ; t I 1 • } hi- ;'snit. 1•,al +r, is m tr,n, ., „,in r , .1,: 11•la THE SEAFORTH NEws the Clare -McDonald wedding recep- tion at Jamestown on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs,, 'Leonard, Bolton and David, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at P. 13, 'Ga rdiner's. Mr, Blackwell, of Dresden, is re- lieving at the Bank of Cotnuterce. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett extend sincere sym- pathy to then in the loss of their baby boy. The C.P,R, has taken off the morning and night trains, which leaves only two trains a day through Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cummings, accompanied 'hy. Adolph Sohier, spent Tuesday in London, Mr, and isirs, Badley and Jean, accompanied by Mrs. John Mc- Donald, spent Tuesday in Seaforth. Miss Teenie 'McCallum has gone to Stratford normal. " Mr. Richard Drager has returned from a visit in 'London. Death of Peter Barrows. --,After an illness of overthree months, Mr, Peter Barrows passed away early Thursday morning, September 24th, at the age of eighty-six years and 8 months, Born, in Cambridgeshire, England, the late Mr. Barrows came to this country when seventeen years o'f age, shortiy afterwards going to California, where he lived for sixteen years. Upon his return he took up farming on the twelfth concession of McKillop and has ever since been a resident of this comutunity. He was unmarried. Two ;brothers and a sis- ter survive, George Barrows, Lauder, Mian.; Christopher, of McKillop; and Mrs, Dallance, St. Marys. The fun- eral was held nn Friday afternoon from the residence of IMr. John Mar- shall, Rev. Dr. Brown conducting the service and interment was made in Brnss,eis cemetery, The pallbear- ers were Messrs. Geo. Jackson, Christopher, Russell and John Bar- rows, James 'Campbell and Fred Scarlett. tSr, and 1G•s, Leo Rake?. of Gode- rich, visited at A'fr. and Mrs. Jos. Ryan's last week, Mrs. Herb, Manning visited friends at Clinton last week. Quite a number from here attended the Seaforth fall fair. Mrs. Jos. Ryan visited her brother, Mr. 'Geo. ,Baker, Cranbrook, one day this week, Mrs. Will Shortreed who has been laid up for some time, is able to be around again. ,r1 o ti „•t THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 146. fruit Spies; Joint 2sforgan, Gladys Arthur Stuelc Frank McLeod, Nor- .Elliott, ,Ada Speare, • IC.ay, Ross Hottghtort' Frank Mc. vol Norris Boys' races-U1tdtr 8 years„(,conic 'Marton 'Drake, James. 'Scott, RObhte 1)ougail, Muriel Drake, Narnxan Har- l.cnd; 10 years, Leslie Haud 1, ICen Vivian, John 'Cha,ppel," Leslie Miller; burn, Harry 'Drake, Frank Wright, uet'h Colquhoun, Karl Brown; ,12 Russets, Sylvia Tuft]) Edith Tttffin, Rena McLaren. years, Burnett Chalmers, Frank Lyle Docking,Muriel Drake;snows - - years, Rio Wright, !Harold 13Town; -15 years, e U, Girls' races - 'Under 8 }ea g re Gladys Kay, Arnold Barbour; . Jean •Russ hazel Pullen, Laura Wright; Archie Efoggarth, lliilie Grey; Alfred Colquhoun, Ross:Hoggarth, \Vfllie 10 'ears Bernice Harris,' Doris Sar- Ross; 3 -legged; Fled Tdarburn, Fit- Mar- :greenfngs, Ross ktoggartli.• )' &l a icl-Wright-' I2• years, ivlar-' mer 'Chappel; Alfred Ross; Frank ;Ro'bt. Hamilton, Marlon Drake, 'Mar -1 oras, r otic Kleinfeldt, Sylvia .Cuffin, 'Bessie Wright, Ernest Ross, Harold Cole- vin 'Harburn; J. Patrick; Kings, V- tstin15ears Ada Speare, Dor elan wheelbarrow .race, Fred Har Allen, Isabel Gray, Frank 14cI coil, A.' t ` tits Ada Elliott; 3 -legged, burn, 'Frank Hamilton, Alfred Ross, a ,t ()thy Rob c '\\ i ht Carl Walker, Filmer Banboury Eluaer Tiffin, Alc�aide s, \iatgaaet Coleman, 0 Frank t g , 'Sylvia Tuffin, ,Edith F.uffiu, Cecil billing, Elsie Dow, Jean •Mahaffy; Tainan Sweets, Beatrice Drover; John 'Morgan, Willie IMcKaig, Sylvia 'Puffin, Edith Tiffin; fall years, Mary Hamilton, IMa+bel McDonald, No name, Norval Norris, Leslie Flood; coil. ,apples, Muriel Drake, No. name, Dorothy Robbins, Robbie Vivian, Kathleen Mahaffy. ' Flowers -Asters, plain, Frederic Jones, Rhea Ross, Maude Bolton, Mildred Robins, Earl 'Sararas, Nortna Bolton; mixed, Mildred 'Rolbins, Frederic Jones, Margaret Jones, V. Allen, F. 'Malcolm, David 'Ritchie; zinnias, 'Frederic Jones, Gladys Mill- er, 'Margaret Jones, Alda Bolton David Ritchie;, calendula, Margaret Jones, Frederic Jones, Mary Hamil- ton, John iMcDougall, Ernest Ross, Alda Bolton; Spiglossis Florence Leod, James. Renuant; Baldwins, Atpple naming contest, IVI••ary Me- , Scott, '11rilifred 1\nnfs, Frank Mc - STAFFA SCHOOL PAIR. Strathcona drill, S. S. No.. 3, S. S. No. 7, S. S. No. C. Public Speaking, David Ritchie, Margaret Coleman, Jno, Morgan, 1Wilfie McKague, 'Marvin Drake. Ada Elliott. Pair pigs, Nelson Dow, Lorne El- liott, Kenneth Colquhoun, Wm. Drake, Jno. Drake, Bobbie Vivian bacon hog, Nelson Dow, Light colt, John Drake, Lloyd Scott; trained colt, Rant. Hamilton, Jno , Drake, Lloyd Scott, Carl Walker. Calf, Rohn. Hamilton, Gordon Scott, Robt, \Tiy- iau, F. C. Jones, Poultry -•White I eghorns-Cock- eiel. Vera Allen, .Alex, Gardiner, Vera Allen, Iva Leary. John Chap- pel; pullet, Vera .•Allen, Iva Leary; pair, Nelson Dpw Alfred Ross, Ern- est Ross, Iva Leary, Frank Wright. 'Barred i'lymouth howls ---Cockerel, Everett Kerslake. Cecil Dillittg, Grave MacLellan , Jean MacLaren, Margaret Ritchie pullet, Margaret Rit hi', ui it I7iltutt„ 1),rothy lfac- 1 tint, Gletlys GladesP,ttt uu Everett Kers- lake; pair, Frank Se.tit,Ernest Ross, Earle Elliott, Norval \••rri , Mabel Mtell aryls. White 1\ andette--- t , 1 .,'1 Jean. \fa'1 a,tn. Iia Leary I a Norris,Ada Iris rtell; shoe race Ida Norris, Ada Chappel. B t , , Malcolm, French marigolds, Willie Harburn, Earl Sararas, Mande Bol- ton, Earl Sararas; eo'renpsis, Maude Bolton; costnos, Roy 'Ross, Gladys Butson, John Morgan, Florence Butson, Maude Bolton, Margaret Jones. African marigolds, Maude, Bolton Margaret Jones, Frederic Jones, Fred 'Harburn, John Mc- Dougall, B: Hodge; phlox, M. Bol- ton; dahlias, Kenneth Colquhoun, Margaret Alice; gladioli, Margaret Ritchie, Norval Norris, S-Iazel Colqu- houn,_ Agnes 'Wren, Earl Sararas. Wheel 'barrow, Fred Harburn; wire splicing, Fred Harburn, Nor- man Harburn, Robbie Vivian; dining room article, Fred Jones, Jatnie Ren pant. Collection insects, Janet Chap- pel, Mildred Robbins; weeds, Flor- ence (Malcolm, Doris (lodge, Ger- trude Annis; native hardwoods, C. Iferslake, Leslie Flood, Writing -Class IV„Agnes Wren, Laura Batkwill. Margaret Coleman, Velma Harris, Vivian Cooper; Class III„ Gladys Butson, 'Mildred Rob- ins, Eleanor Reed, Aldean Docking, Irene Balfour; Class II. lytary Dow, Muriel Drake, Bernice Harris, Doris Sararas, Orval Cooper; Class I., Isa- Ibelle Cray, Cecil ,Dilling, Earl Elliott, Freddie Jones, Beatrice Drover; Primer, Jeanette Scott, Elsner Dow, John Chappel, no name, Dorothy Gray. Sewing --• Baby's bootees, Sarah IHarburn, Winona Norris, Janet'. Chappel; quilt block, Elsie • Dow, Jean Dow, Sarah Harburn, Ada El- liott„, Janet Scott; dressed doll, Jan- et Chappel, Jean Snaale,• no naive, Gladys Butson, Doris Sararas; pair towels, Ellen Chappel, Janet Chap- pel; book mark, Margaret Ritchie, Aida Bolton; apron, glary McDoug- all, Janet Chappel, Audrey Dinnin; pillow cases, Doris Bolton. Ellen Chappel, Mary Drown, Mary Mc- Dougall, Crochet work-Insertimt, Kathleen ,lfahaffy, Winona Norris, Ada Elliott, Ellen Chappel, :Sarah I'larhurn; buffet set, Ivy Bolton, Kathleen ;tl'altat'fr; Ellen Chappel, ,ianet Chappel. ('nuking -Bread, Iran rolquhoun; raisin pie, Jean Colquhoun, Doris Itniten; layer cake. dark, Gladys Mil- ler, _Jean Dow, Laura Batiewill, Mar- ion Drake, Iota Norris; light, Jean male, Sylvia '!hallo. Norma Bolton, ( •rtn t,le Annis, Laura P,alkwill; cookies, Gertrude Annis, Alda Bol- li Iva Leary, T en \fac_i,aren ton, \tatvis 1)rala lfargaret Drake. led t1 T t t .r •nfiiitt Mamie 1 ]tin: sihu,d hutch, Agne. 1\"'it ('pant- \V....T.. Mary M. 1. Macl)otigald, St •1. R' -'bin 6athltrn Malraffy , Gladys Butane, t �t It t 1 ti's t I set i u)v,l c t.•nntir pickle;, 1 ,6w, 111/.1.1,-,11..t1,1, 5.,ss. ...11,15,1.•11;,11(.51, 1 tic \ I1arD,,u- 1.; a ', u n Nnt... ,1-?. 1st Ch 1 - ,i,',117:, V -,-:'nal 1,..;;-, t...ri tt !1 t.,ee 1.r i t \1 1 a•hl It ltitrg-� , o.,t a , 1* vl. ..,•t i',it nti:+. Ila' - I t ' iia 'n'.•., ;'I• 1'11'. ' r!, _1.at.. 1i I :n •-• lift !': 1" .ri,n '1 i t 1;. 1r.,. n n r ,. .. l ,,. t 1 , , ].,.,,I, n ,. 'r , �,? 1.51',1; 4 ,1, , i f lc -sins , .i I \it Jams \1' ,vet's It ca;r last i'utrtav \t 3) vl is spell ling a few days IN Cth' 115 sestet Air, \\ dlians 1<ne.e. ,a' i, of 1 ^:nandville. i) n t forget gi_t tits wn'lcert f;: Inc •iv-. int in \\alt„n ,-Murch slterl on Thurs- 1 the e/than. The lactic- of Bethel and Walton Methodist clnirche, intend holding tletir annual bazaar in the A.O.U,'W. hall on 'Thursday afernoon, October 8th, wizen a .splendid collection of fancy work and huine-ntadc 'baking will he sold, .1 chicken supper will be sei'ved from 4 to 8 !for the meagre ,nut of 35c. Don't miss this treat. )fr, Frank Tyndall of Clinton Ag- ricultural department culled poultry at a number ,of homes on Leadbury line on Tuesday. Mrs. AVm Gillespie is spending a few day; with her father, 'Mr. A. J. Carter. Quite a i,untlber front hero attended d t i (,n , or. Inn: .1, n'' ! ,1'n \lacl),iti. N.,; al Norris \Tt;nhn t\il!h' iTe h„rn; 1ts 7,1ar.:;;;.nel .311, - Sylvia T+tflin, Florence \f i1rr,l I Harry Drake, I ].i Flood; ptr Tsps, Frei Har- burn, Hcrlen JI d:,e Mfnrrav Christie. Tlarrs Drake.Lahti 'Puffin, Not -man Harburn tomatoes. Colin \ftcDoug- a1il, David ;Ritchie, 1;ladys 14iller, Margaret. Ritchie, Beatrice Drover; green rucumbers. John Stiller, Bertie Prittoe, Roger Christie, Dorothy Gray, .Isat)el Cray sweet corn, Laura Colquhoun, Florence Malcolm, ,Een- neth Colquhoun, John Chappel, Jas. Scott; pumpkin, 'Milton Lavery, Earl E19sot1, Arthur: Mahaffy, Dorothy Cray, Robbie Vivian; cabbage, Willie Harburn, Normal] Harburn, .Sarah Harburn, Florence :Malcolm, Robbie Vivian, Ciadys Kay; citron, 'Laura Balkwill, Gladys Kay, Lorne Elliott, Grace VtacT.achlan, Anna :\fahaffy, Po'bl,ie Vivian; squash '.Hazel Col gifhonn• \ • --class ?t \1, { D,iin t1 I 1:4;1 t. I iJ.:,.?-, .:t rt i4 t. t 1+ i -,.. ... ONTARIO Be concerned withHihwa yourHighways No matter whether they are built by the Province, the counties, or the townships, the roads belong to the people. Construction and maintenance to this date have been paid for largely out of general public funds.. It may be expected that in the future the actual users of the roads will be called upon to contribute more sub- stantially. Those who derivethe most direct advantage, surely should bear the brunt of the financial load. Mr. Motorist and Truck Owner, your pleasure and Yrofit in the roads is greater today than ever before. our responsibility is greater, and it is going to be great- er still. tie concerned with your roads. Unnecessary damage to roads is done by heavy loads driven at any speed, and by passenger cars at high speeds. The law limits both loads and speed. If you and all other users keep well within the limits of the law, it is safe to say that hundreds of thousands of dollars now spent on road repair work will be saved to you. For those who will not obey the law, penalties are pro- vided. In view of these requests by the Government for sane and intelligent use of the highways, notice is given that the provisions of the law arebeingrigorously enforced. An advertisement issued by the Ontario Department of High- ways to secure the cooperation of motorists and truck drivers, Automobile Clubs, (Pod Roads Associations and all other public spirited bodies, in abating the abuse of the roads of the province. The HON. c,TEO. S. HENRY, Minister S. L SQUIRE, Deputy lvlinister 39 rincess THURS., FRI., and SAT. Zane Grey*s story of the Buffalo hunters of 187: THUNDERING HERD with Jack Holt and Lois Wilson heading a cast of 1000whites and Indians, also 2000 buffalo on a real stampede. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ` Medical, DR. H, HUGH ROSS, Physician and Surgeon. Late: of London 'Hos- pital, London, England. Special attention to diseases of the' ,eye,` ear, nose and throat. Office and resid- ence behind Dominion Bank. Office Phone No. 5;; Residence Phone 106. DR. F. J. BURROWS, Seaforth. Office and residence, Goderich street east of the Methodist` ,church. Ger-., oner for the County of Huron. Tele phone No 40. , DR,. C. MACKAY.-C. Mackay, honor graduade of Trinity Unites ity and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of - Ontario. Next lAreekaeltd, the world's greatest p totoplay attraction wiix be +R. R'h06W133 tl fl3 Lklt.p Fti %@AUv9 Cceo 4Y, 9, lO e ieb day, `i the c I,be ?ll^'bat picture of rise a s ViCV Ce• lill'A al 'v d efa 1iB Iw l A[terny si, 10 & 15c Evening 15 ez 23c } ," AJ t`? 11. fru; ABSOLUTE SAFETY © i' e•alt ,Ta ,e11:1,',;) •C,1,,I;V fl..Rtk tv Guard. Yonl° Savings 1:; citaj l'1 open an account by mail. Simply send ut,tats Iii Iran l Cheque, Post Office or J xitress I t,..;- Order, or Reg sacred Letter, to the Branch atearest you- and you will receive your Bank Book by return latah. The Goverfunent of the Province of Ontario guat'an- tcc'es the 'safet'y of your deposits, on which interest Will be cc,tnpounded half -yearly. You can withdraw 'your money by cheque at any time. .Province of Ontario Savings Of ice I-IEAD OFFICE, 15 QUEEN'S PARK, TORONTO. Toronto Branches , Cor, Bay and Adelaide as. Cor. t1iiversity and 'Dundas Sts. 549 Datifqutth Avenue Obher•..Branches at: Hamilton, St. Catharines, St. Nfary's, Pembroke, Brantford, Woodstock, Owen. Souod, Ottawa, Seaforth; Walkerton, Newmarket and Aylmer DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi cine University of Toronto, I897, Late Assistant New York Ophthal- mic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos- pitals, oapitals, London, England, At Commercial Hotel, Sesf or th. third Monday in each month, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 53' Waterloo street south, Stratford. 'Phdne 267, 5 tra tford. Dental. DR. J. A. MUNN Successor to Dr, R. R. Ross, Gradu- ate' of N rtthwestern University, Chi- cago. I11. Licentiates Royal College of Dental Surgeons,' Toronto. Office over Sills' hardware, Main street, Sea - forth. Phone 151. General vire, Life, Accident & Automobile' INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machines James Watson North Main St, SEAFORTH, ONT. THE INcKILLOP Mutuall Fire Insurance Co. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goderich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Preis- ident; D. F, McGregor, Seaforth, Sec, -Treasurer. Directors. Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; Jobs Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beechwood; M. Mcwen, Clinton: • James Conoliy, Goderich ; ;Alex Broadfoot, No, 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve, No, 4, Walton; Robert Ferri",, Harlock; George McCartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield. Agents. Alex. Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; L H•inehley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R. R. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Iiolmesville; R. G. Jarmouth, Born- holm. James Kerr and John Goven- `ock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or tranacst other business, will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above officers addressed to their respective postoffices, S. W. ARCHIBALD- _._-.._ CIVIL ENGINEER ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Office aver Stewart Bros., Phone 70 Seaforth, Ont. Don't Thr o w �- ! Your• 1.1I pets -Away 1'he•y tn-tlt,5 itow rov:r- sibIn"Vo;vatox" Rugs, :.:el is 1' u, t.t 5,1.1°,:J IAIA TIN COMPANY ru. t5tq;,TED ' i P t i1',1: X I➢ i?'.1:.'s Drug Store es at'`:. 1 that tired look and "ragged" feeling out of your 'face. Say "Boncilla Facial" to your barber sod' come up smiling with a new appear- ance of vim and fitness. Be one of the "million a week." ROBINSON'S (Just Around the, Corner) , Seaforth