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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1925-10-15, Page 6h II,1: - . .,,..- , .;-� ,:.,. •, >u= •,,�* t.a to nes( of rmj>i�'oveniellt'eetor-e 7otlg'. i)nff's,cliurcia, Walton, on''Wednes- ivlrs, A, McGavin ' is improving t Oct, Rev, Geo. Telford, attend toher house, clay las, 7th, , nicely and able. atle 1 M1,A„ 13,ll, presiding. The attend- duties. once, was very t arge including visit- Mr. :Armour Dundas intends nnov- ors; filling the beautiful ` church" 'to ing into Mrs. Enoch Clark's house its 'utmost capacity, • The morning and Mrs. Enoch' Clark is going to live session wan largely of: a devotional in Armour Dundas' hoose, and:' inspirational cbaracter.. Ad- MissFern Love has: gone to TO-- dresses o-dresses were,' given by Revs, C. J. rano -and intends staying if she can Itoorehouse, W. D. ,McIntosh, A. procure suitable work.. Barker anis W. 11. \lillson; of Lon- The heavy frost oir, Friday night don. ,`These stinted in giving the did considerable elgrnage to corn avid' church a darnel call to deeper con- vegetables, *' secretion atd higher effort in carry -,Miss Marguerite Balfour hass re ing on the work of the church,' A turned from a visit in Toronto, resolution of sympathy- in the loss - of his mother was forwarded to Rev. DUBLIN. J. A. Ferguson, of McKillop, '1 ev, ,Miss Camilla Meagher, teacher of Dr.' J. L. Stewart, missionary to Linwood, spent the Week end at her China, gave a most interesting ad- hone. dress, explaining the present anima- isir, Ed, McGrath, manager of the tion in China. Standard Bank at 'St. Clements,. was The Presbytery agreed to accept a Sunday visitor at his home. $70,000 as its share of the Budget 'Perth county plowing match is to Scheme of the Church, and a coni be held on -Wednesday, Oct, 21, at T. nittee of which Rev, 'W. D. lalcs Parker';, Ellice township, lot 12, con. Donald is chairman, was given the 4, 2 miles north of Provincial high-. task of allotting the amount to the tray, various pastoral charges of the Pres- Mr. Fred Forrester, our genial C. bytery. It was agreed that at the N.R. station agent, has rented Mr. next Presbytery one hour be set Peter Eckert's. fine new bungalow, aside for the discussing of our mis- and will occupy it next week. sionary work. Ur. W. G. -:Medd re- Zion church held a fowl supper on ported that $1,120 wunkl be needed ,Tuesday, evening, followed by a short for the mutual conference fund and hut enjoyable programme. $200 for, the expenses of the Presby- Mrs. Pete Evans spent a few days tern. These aniomtts were accepted with her sou, Mr. John Evans in Sea - by the Presbytery. The Presbytery forth this week. agreed that the two united churches Miss Mary Beaumont, of Stratford, at Fordwich should amalgamate and called on friends in the village on that a joint pastorate of the two Sunday. ministers should exist until June, Mr. sus. Weber and his mother, 1926, The two United churches at two sisters and Miss McKenna, of Gorrie were allowed to unite and cru London, called on friends in the vil- induction service was arranged for lags on Stntday. Oct. 15th when Rev. F. W. Craik Mr. and, Mrs. Stewart, of Loudon, will 'become pastor of this charge, called on Mr, and Mrs, A. Darling on The trustees of the former \detho- Monday. dist church at Kippen were allowed Field Day.—The students of the to dispose of the church property Dublin continuation school held their :there. Salem was united with AWrox- annual field -day on Tuesday, Oc- etet• tinder the pastoral care of tober 12th. The winters were as fol - Rev, D. A. Armstrong, The resigns- lows: tion of Rev. C. Tate, formorly pastor Girls' Sports—Running, Sr., Attnie at Bluevale, was received and ac- Ryan, IOther Ryan. Running, Jr., I'Ie cepted.' Rev. A; Lang was relieved lei -Krauskopf, Mary_ Hills. Fast. of the care of the former Presby- \\'alking Sr„ Annie Ryan, Marie terian church at Gorrie, asked to can Murray, East Walking, Jr., Theresa time his efforts in conserving the Delaney, Rose O'Connor. Club race, property of the former Presbyterian Sr., Annie Ryan, Anna Molyneaux, church at Garrne and was thanked for Peainit race, Sr., Mary O'Connor, his efforts along this line. It was ag Annie Ryan. Peanut race, Jr., Ther- reed to hold a convention at Clinton esa McCormick, Dorothy O'Rourke. on Nov, 13th of all the Young Peo- Three-legged race, Sr., Anna Delaney ple's Societies of the Presbytery. and Mary O'Connor; Annie Ryan Dinner and tea were served by the and Anna I olyneaux. Three-legged ladies of Duff's church for which rare, Jr., Veratnica Dill and Theresa they were tendered a hearty vote of Delaney, Mary Hills and Bernice Mc - thanks, The time and place of the cath. Shoe race, Sr„ Mary Mc - next meeting of Presbytery was left Grath, Anna Molyneaux. Shoe race, in the hands of the chairman. Thus Jr., Theresa Delaney, Annie Watters. ended one of the most interesting and Thread the needle, junior, Veronica enthusiastic meetings of Presbytery, Dill, Helen Krauskopf. Dodge ball, Marion Dill and .Dorothy Molj WALT ` ON. awaits:. Form relay race„ third form, Mr, James Mose has treated hitn- necond form. The highest number self to a car. points for the girls was won by Mr. Ed. Stafford 1; moving into Theresa Delaney. Mfr. Wm,'MCCravin's house. Leadbury Toys' Sports,—Fast walking. sr, lino, Jus. Carpenter, Dan Williams, Fast Ifiss Iiia Crozier, who is teaching walking, ie., Kenneth Dill, Hugh Me- t ,tear frIelisail, spent the week -end Grath. Ruining hop, step and jump, with her parents, sr„ Jack Campbell, Jos. Dill; junior, Air. Nyman Rowland, sun of Mr, Clayton Looby, Hugh McGrath. ,Tohn Rowland, who went out West Running 70 yds,' dash, senior, Jos. 011 the harvesters' excursion, is in the Dill, Jack Campbell; junior, Stephen hospital, having betken his leg in Murray, Kenneth Dill. Putting' the jumping from a tank wagon. It will shot, senior, Jack Campbell, Jos. Inc a little while 'before he is ready Carpenter; junior, Stephen !Murray, for the journey home, Wilfred Krauskopf. Pole vaulting, sr., Miss Effie Balfour, of Listowel, Jos. Carpenter, Jos. Dill. Sack race, spent the week -end at her home. Kenny Dill, Jos, Dill. Three legged The yottng people are hutting on race, senior, 1 Jos. Dill and Jos, a dance on Friday uight in the A,O. Carpenter, 2 Dan Williams and Jack U.W. hall, A new piano has been Campbell; junior, 1 Kenneth Dill and purchased for the hall this year. Red- inond 5 -piece orchestra in attend- ance. IIr. Thos, Staples hail a sale last week. Mrs. A. H. Ncthery and Master Heber, of Sarnia. spent the week -end at the residence of her sister, Mrs. R. j. Clark, McKillop, • IMIr. 11. Case, of Egmondt•ille, visited Me. Thos. P,eatty, of McKil- lop 011 Sunday "' Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clark, whr, havebeen spending a few weeks, with the tamer's mother, motored to their home in Guelph on Saturday. -Mr. Frank Ml •Conn t t 1n ell spe nt Su day visiting Kinkora friend;. Mr. Wilfred Feeney returned hor from a trip to the 'West on Tuesd evening. 'Wilfred ,says it's a great lif Aiiss Muriel Britton anon tvliq is atten ing Technidal school in , Londo spent Sunday at the Monte of h parents, Mfr, and Mrs, J. Britton. (Many people front Dublin and t cinity attended the funeral of the la Mrs. P. O'Connor held Thursd morning, Mfrs, Ed. Gormley visited on Su day with her son Albert, who is a tending school in Aurora, Ont. Mr. Matt. Murray and James M Quaid left for Detroit on Tuesday, Mss Mamie AfcGrath entertained number of her friends ou Sunday la All report a good time, 'Rev. Father Knox, a Jesuit, in sionary, spent a couple of days wi Rev. Father White. Misses Mary and Helen Detail spent 'Sunday at the home of Mr, a Mrs. J. Murray, Jr,. Feeney-Doniielly,--A very pret wedding was solemnized at Sf. Pa lick's church, Dublin, on Wednesd morning, 'October 14th, th, 192 5, at 9: when Catherine, daughter of M Elizabeth Donnelly, was united marriage to Mr. Leo Feeney, son Mr. and Mrs. Janes Feeney, all Hibbert. Nuptial mass was sung' Rev, Fr, White, The bride was gi en away by her brother, A'tr, Jose Donnelly and was charmingly dres ed in white georgette crepe, wi silver trimming, wreath of oran blossoms and veli, and carried bouquet of white mums, baby breath and fern. Her sister, 2111 Mary Dannelly, of Buffalo, w bridesmaid, and wore ashes -of -cos georgette, large black velvet hat, at carried pink carnations Mr. Feat Feeney, cousin of the groom, w groomsman, The ushers we Messrs, Mack Feeney and Etige Donnelly, after the ceremony sumptuous wedding breakfast 'tv served at the home of the 'bride another, where about 60 guests a senlbled. The house was tasteful decorated with autumn foliage al chrysanthemums, the color sell= being yellow and white. The groom gift to the bride was a cliest of silve to the bridesmaid a turquoise b pin. and to the groomsman, gold cu links. Air: and Mrs, Feeney left o the afternoon trann for a weddh trip to Toronto, Buffalo and oth points, and upn their return tw stake their home on groom's fart "Poplar Grove,"'on the 4th conce sinal of Hibbert, where they will to with them the best wishes of a wi Circle of friends for a long and pro perous wedded life. • Out-of-town guests present for t wedding were: Mrs. Mary Potter at Mn'Mary f•try Donnelly, Buffalo; M and ,Mrs Win. Doyle Goderich; Al and Mrs. Lawrence Donnelly, M and 'Airs, Gerald Donnelly, Detroi Mrs. T. Friel, Philadelphia; lir, an Mrs. John Feeney, Mor, and Airs. Enright, Mfr, and :Airs. Leo Evans, Stratford; Air, and Mrs iMicha Feeney, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, bfelady, Seaforth and_ Mr, and 'Ifr Stephen Donnelly, Kenora, The fine weather this week ha prompted the popular and efficiei secretary of the Dublin school fai Mr, William Hills, to wooer of h had taken out a special lease o the waterworks for show day. How ever, this ,is (Inc first bad weathe Dublin fair has ever experienced an as the exhibits were more numerou and of a higher order titan ever be ton Looby,2 fore, and the gate receipts showed n a yJames Doyle and, decline whatever, everybody agree John McGrath, Doughnut race, Wil -1 the fair this year was the best ye fred Krauskopf, Hugh Benninger. The officers for this year were: Hon Form relay race, form III, forst I presidents, T. 'Smith, I,P.S„ V, Quer The greatest number of points was ry, I.S.S. and -Dr. Field, I.P.S.; Pres won by Joseph Carpenter. James Doyle; treas., ltd. Jordan; sec The girls' baseball game under Will. Hills, Directors—For -llcKil Marie Murray and Luella ,Waiters as lop, A. Krauskopf, J. Walsh, T. Moy captain, of the different teams, was tan, H. Miller, Geo, Bennewels, J won by the latter by a score of 4 to 0, Murray, P. V. McGrath, J. O'Sul The boys' football game under cap- !ivan; for .Hibbert, J. F. Murphy, Mat tains Clayton --'Looby and Kenneth Coyne, P. 1MtIcor, J. Krauskopf, R 1)111 was won by the team of the Burchell, R Gormley, P. Maloney; former. The sante team came off vic- fur 'Dtfblin, S. Murray, A. Darling, t trioti in the tug-of-war which clos- W. Stapleton, J. Flannagan, Ed. ed the day n sports. Rev. Fr. -White Tyers. Mfr, and Mrs. Arthur Hoy, of acted a, superintendent of the sports Benmiller, visited the former's father Among the visitors was Rev, Fr. ST. COLUMBAN. and mother last week Dantzer, of St. Columban, and the Misses Mary ad Margaret McGrath air. and Mrs: J. W. Morrison, of Dublin school hoard was represented spent the week -end with Stratford Toronto, are visiting in the village. by Mfessrs, Jos, Krauskopf and P. friends, Mr. and Mess A. Dundas andMaloney. After the prizes had teen Miss S. Queenan was a Stratford Vern, 1' Clarke and MIr. and Mrs, distributed, lunch was served and all visitor on Sunday. Wm McCall and Me. A. Murray re- went home phased with the events Mfr. Frank McQuaid, Reeve of Ifo - turned Font from the West. ur the dad {illop, was in Goderich this week Mr. Harry Rinn, of alchillop and Mir. and Mfrs Joseph Nagle gave a attending meetings of the Huron Ed. Pawett, of Mitchell, returned musical and euchre on .\fonday night County Road Committee, home from the ;West, to a few- of their friends. A good Mr. and Mrs. Janes J, Clennan and • Mr, Stow -art Young, youngest son tune was spent by those present. son antes, Of Mrs. Henry Young, had an ac- Mr. and Mrs. Henry: Weppler, of ing at the Jhoa e'D f Mr. aare nd visit- time cident with his car while turning the Petersburg, were visitors at •Geo, H. Peter H. McGrath and other friends Conner from Blyth to Brussels at Dic cl's on Sunday. in this vicinity, Duff's church on Monday afternoon, Mfr Margaret O Connell, of Buf-Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kale visited going to a suit ball game at Drus-at the home of falo,is visiting at her home here. Mr, and Mrs. Owen sets, The car skidded and collided Mr. and .firs. Leo Fortune spent, Hart, St. Colunihan, with a telephone post, damaging the Sunday at Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Miss Artie McQuaid, (laughter of. car badly and breaking the post, Xagle's,' Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'McQuaid, has There were several in the car but 'all M r , John . Judge is visiting her returned home after a three weeks' escaped being hurt, parents, Mr, and • Mrs. Michael stay in Toronto where she .was taking.. Mrs. B. L. Marshall, lot 27, eon. Re'an, 01 Logan. radium treatment. We are 9, 'Morris, is having an auction sale of l're, M. Kahle and Mr. Fred Koeh- to learn that she is inipropir eased farm faros stock and implements, on ler, of McKillop, returned from the health, Tues, Oct. 20th. Mfrs. Marshall has West on Monday and report of lots Mfr. Frank O'Reilly, who has been bought Gen. Clarke's residence and " i snow and cold weather. Many seriously ill, shows improvement and expects to move here after the sale. ,acres of wheat are covered with his ultimate improvement is hoped Mrs. T. Mose and Ethel and Luella snow and threshing operations are for. James• have returned to their home -at at a standstill, 7 Campbellville, • he 'C. )V, L, are holding a dance ansiM,rs,Mr 1F.7 'McQuaidnof l , ofMicKil op, 'Mr. Chapnian, from Wingham, is on Thursday evening. Ney's orches- has gone to Detroit to work. We now working in the : bank and Mr. tra k furnishing the music. Heffernan has re - tush our young friend success. Ontario. is visiting with Miss Mary O'Connell, Blackwell has been moved to Ford, Mi Lillian ,Goulding, of Stratford, •, Miss Gertrude turned to rtrudeto. Quite a number went to Brussels Mrs Louis Evans returned to De - on 'Monday evening to partake of the trort on Monday. fowl supper given by the teddies of Miss Ella Evans, of Beechwood, is St. John's church, Tliere Was a short visiting Mrs, Hugh Flynn, play in the town hall after supper. Me. L. J. L oo'hy and Mr. Jos, Nagle Mrs. W. Dennison has returned to made a hnsiness trip to Kirkton dttr- fhe tillage, and is spending a fel;._ ing last week, weeks with Arks M. Morvhrai', lir. John Dorrenstein has intprav- The bazaar held in Ile 9.0:11;\\'- ed his leonse with a new siding. hall was well attenders. $133 wan Mfr. and Airs. Fred Forrester spent realized. Sunday- with friends in Mitchell. Plowing match was the attraction "i }trough the courtesy of Mr. Win: of the people on Thursday of hast Stapleton, our baseball fans are able .zch Gertnany, ould make. This prob?etirs.... CROMARTY, On Monday evening the Ladies', Aid met and planned for a hot fowl ;upper to be held in the U. F, O. club rooms, on Friday evening, Oct, 2,ird. Tickets can be procured at the church where people may -wait in comfort, and a fine .concert will be given afte'wai'ds by the Maple Leaf Quartette, of Galt. U r,aaaeus'eWay-on'Tuesday, Oct: 6th. 'Soloing high.ntass was Sung by • Rey, Fr, .Dantzer, assisted by Rev. F. White and 'Rev, Fr. Gaffney. At the offertory of the Mass,Miss Connor sang• tbea'titifUhy -"'Irt'ec to Face," Interment was made in St, Cohuuban cemetery, The pallbearers were six nephews, Messrs, Daniel and Joseph O'Connor, Daniel Mat- thews, Joseph. Eckart, Joseph. 'Burke and Joseph Hickey. The late ilfrss. O'Connor was born in Simcoe.coun- ty in 1842, daughter of the late Wil- liam and Sarah Ryan Matthews, and as a child came to 'Hibbert with her parents and settled on the fourthycon- cessiou. Upon her .marriage to Mr. O'Connor, sixty-four yearsago, she came to the third concession where she remained the rest ofher life. De- ceased was highly thought of throughout out the community and everyone found it. a pleasure to tank with her as she always .took a keen interest in current*world events `and had a remarkable memory: She was the last survivor of a family of 1.1 children. Her husband predeceased her three years ago, Surviving are five daughters and two sons,. Cather- ine and 'Margaret, Daniel J., and Mrs. William Burke, of Hibbert; Mrs. Peter Eckert, McKillop, Matilda, Rochester; and Wm. P. of Detroit. IMr. and Mrs. John Walsh and family, of :McKillop, spent last S 1u - day at the hone of the latter's Par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Nigh, Tuckcrst nith, Mrs, Ed. Molyneaux returned to Dublin on Saturday last after spend- ing the week at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. 'Michael Doyle ,Hibbert. Mrs. August-aHicknell and Mrs, Peter 'Hicknell and little son Leo, of McKillop, were visitors at the, home of Mr, and ,Mfrs, Peter. McCann, libbert, on Friday last. The Council stet on Sept, 16th with all the members present; 'a/Hittites of last meeting read and confirmed. Mr, Robert Norris appeared on behalf of the promoters of the Staffa school fair soliciting a grant of $50. It was moved 'by MoDouga'ld and . Jeffery that a grant of $50 be made in aid of township li school 1 fairs to be divided equally between the StSffa and Dub- lin fairs. The Clerk was instructed to prepare By -laws -to provide for raising, levying and collecting on and from the lands comprised within the area of the -McGrath drain the amount required to make 'up the deficiency u the funds for the completion of the work and the redemption of de- bentures issued under authority of Ey-laws nos. 37 of 1905 and 59 of 1907, and By-law No. 169 of 1917, and for serving the townships of Ful- lerton, Logan and McKillop with a copy of the engineer's report on same. Orders were issued on the treasurer amounting to $185,30. The nest meeting g of theCouncil 1111C11 will be field on Monday, Oct. 19th at 1 p.m. J, Jordan, Clerk. STAFFA, The Ladies' Aid of the United church held their October meeting on the new grounds and spent the afternoon in planting perennials and borders. A lunch was served af'sr the afternoon's work, Mrs, (Rev,) Jones is in hospital in London. A young son was born last Friday morning. Our Staffa school, S.S. No, 3, has been malting a record not only at home but abroad. They captured first prize for drill and costume at the local school fair and third prize for drill and first for costume at the Mitchell fair recently, ifiss Moun- tain, a graduate of last year's Normal class at Stratford, is the teacher, and deserves the greatest praise foe her splendid work with our children, The October meeting of the Perth Presbytery of the United Church was held in Central United church, Stratford, on '-Wednesday of last week, Rev, J. E, Jones, Mr, Robt. Norris and Mr. R. A. Sadler attend- ed from here. The -chief `business vas concerned with the allocation to the various charges of the $50,000 share of the $4,000,000 budget of the Church, assumed by the churches of Perth. Ways and means for secur- ing this amount were discussed in detail. The finest f and co-operation prevailed through_ trey's spent So}nday at Mr. and Mrs. 'Harvey .dTtimnron's at Zion, Mr. and Mrs- A. Jeffrey Spent Sun- da) at Mr. and MMus, Norman Bush- IleId s, tar :Cecil O'Brien; principal of the Ridgetown school, and 1r. Harold O'Brien, of Wester University, Lon- don spent' the week -end at theirs home. Church ' service will be held next Sunday at raven. Mrs. John 'Sadler retuened, oit Sun- day after visiting friends in Wind- sor and Detroit. Mrs. Oscar Reed, of M tchell, has been -visiting at her hone here dur- ing the past ,week. / We have a large weather of base- ball fans who have shown a keen in- terest in the 1925 world's series. The minister preached on -the Kirk- toi charge on Sunday For Rev. J. L. Foster, who conducted anniversary and re -opening services at Zion. Mrs. Melville Gray and 'family vis- ited at Mr, John Livingstone's Sat- urday, MANLEY. Mr. Matt Murray, accompanied by Mr. James McQuaid, left ,for Detroit last Tuesday to seek their fortunes in Uncle 'Sam's domains, What about keeping our young., people at home, for its the best we have got that seem to make good on the other side of the border? While our immigration ' department is spending all kinds of money trying to populate Canada, tltose who are born and raised here leave because they can do better elsewhere, It seems strange that in: as large a country as ours that we could not have our population in- creased to .50,000,000 and create a market of our own, Mr. Jerry Ragan from Logan and Mr. arid Mrs, John Nolan and Mr, and Mrs, C. Eckert From 'Seaforth; were visitors in our burg last Sun- day. C:ie 'Brunswick trio pT London w111 int on a- good programme. 1 ivlr,. and Mrs. kliigli Love spent Sunday at the home of his sister, 'Mr, and 'Airs, Clifford Moir, Usboene, LONDESBORO. A meeting of the young people was held its the community hall on Mon- day eening, Oct. 12th„ After the games an enjoyable programme was rendered. Even though Sunday, Oct, 110, was a very ` disagreeable day, Knox church was filled to. the 'doors, on its anniversary occasion. Solos were rendered morning and . evening by Mr. Archie Bgllantyne;' of Brussels. Mr. Chandler, of -\Talton; conducted the services. " Mr, Jas, Lyon and Mr•, S. Appleby. have already returned from the ` West. Radios are beingused . to advan- tage Cage at present enjoying the world's series baseball games,* Airs. Ballantyne, of Brussels, was the guest on Sunday of her sister, islrs. N. Crawford, of the 13th con- cession: A.D. Suthorland's HILLSGREEN, Bean threshing is the order of the day. The cold spell we had for a few days makes the farmers feel like getting the threshing wound up be- fore winter sets iii, Mir. and 'Mrs ..Clarence Park of Goshen line, were visitors at the hone of Mr. 'Robin McAllister Sun- day, Mrs. Elson, of Moosejaw, is &pend- ing a few days with her brother, Mr. Wilson 'Carlile. A number from In aroun d our burg took its the .'fowl supper given at `Zurich, and all report a splendid feast and a good programme. Anniversary services will be held in General Insurance Agency Town and Farm Property Bonds, Etc., Etc. . Town Property Frame house, electric lights, fur- nace, 'hard ur-nace,'hard and soft water, 'central, good.condition, immediate possession easy terms. ,- Farm Property Olose to town, good buildings, well fenced, clean land, terms to suit the purchaser. Hay and Apples for Sale 27 loads of hay, tiinothy, sweet olovea,, alfalfa. All the apples on trees in orchard. Snap for quick sale, Bonds. $100 $600 $1000 8 per cent interest half yearly aeafe investment A. D. SUTHERLAND Seaforth Phone lit [princess 'i THURS., FRL, and SAT. Z7 NE GREY'S Story of a cave man cowboy and a New York vamp eode of the West with Constance Bennett and Owen Moore MON., TUES. WED. NORMA TALMADGE in the ninecreel super film Secrets from the stage play of the same name in which the Incomparable Norma presents a quadruple characterization -that of Girlhood of the crinoline period, 1865; Rancher's wife of pioneer days, 1870; A middle-aged matron, 1888; and finally a grandmother, 1925. RINeES S NM Let the Province ABSOLUTE SAFETY of :Ontario Savings Office Guard Your Savings It is easy to open an account by- mail. Simply send money by Bank Cheque, Post Office or - Express Money Order, or Registered Letter, to the Branch nearest you and you will receive your Bank Book by return mail. The Government of the Province of Ontario guaran- tees the safety of your deposits, on which interest will be compounded half -yearly. You can withdraw your money by cheque at any time. Province, of Ontario Savings Office HEAD OFFICE, 15 QUEEN'S PARK, TORONTO, Toronto Branches Cor, Bay and Adelaide Sts, Ccpr,: University and Dundas Sts, 549 Danforth Avenue Other Branches at: Hamilton, St. Catharines, St. Marys, Pembroke, Brantford, Woodstock, Owen Sound, Ottawa, Seaforth, Walkerton,; Newmarket ..and Aylmer, DR. H. HUGH ROSS, Avoids* and Surgeon. Late of London Hoe- pital, London, England. Special attention to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Office and resid- ence behind Dominion Bank. Offift Phone No. 5; Residence Phone IN, DRa F. J. . BURROWS, Sather*. Office and residence, Goderich street,', east of the Methodist church. Cor- oner for the County of Huron. Tele- phone elaphone No. 40. DR. C. MACKAY. C, Mackay,, - honor graduade of Trinity Univers- ity and gold medallist of Trim Medical College; member �y g, oEthpCol- Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons oil Ontario. DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi- cine University Toronto-, or to - 1897. Te Late New ant t N w Xa;k Ophthal- mic and Aural Institute, 1(oorefield'a Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos- pitals, London, England. Ak Commercial Hotel, Seaf o r t b: , third Monday in each monde. from 11 a,m. to 3 p,m. 53 Waterloo street south,. Stratford. Phone 267, Stratford. Dental DR. J. A. MUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, ate of N rtlhwes'tern University, Chi- cago. I11. Licentiate Royal Collage of Den'ta'l Surgeons, Toronto. Office over Sills' hardware, Main street, Sea - forth. Phone 151, General Fire, Life, Accident & Plutomobile INSURANCE AGENT and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machines James Watson North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT, THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire e Insurance u anco Co, FARM AND ISOLATED' TOWN PROPERTY ONLY, INSURLD Officers James Connolly, Goderich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Peer- ident; D. F. McGregor, Sealer*, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors. Wm. Rinn, No . 2, Seaforth; Jobe Bennewcis, Brodhagen; James Emus, Beechwood; M. McEwen,Clinton' James Conolly, Goderich ; ;Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris', Harlock; George McCartney, No. , Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield. Agents. ts. Alex. Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; L Hinchlcy, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, It. R. No. .3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmot}th, Born- holm. James Kerr and John Goven- `ock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or tranacst other business willbe promptly attended to by application to any of the above officers addressed to their respective postoices, "S W. ARCHIBALD CIVIL ENGINEER ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Office over Stewart Bros., 'Phone 70 Seaforth, Ont. Don't Thr o w Your Old Carpets Away Theymake new rever- s}ble"'Velvetex" Rugs. Eland for Velvetex Folder 7 ;;, CANADA RUG COMPANY t10NU0N, ONT. FEATHERS WANTED Highest prices paid. Max Wolab, phone 178, Seaforth. EZO for A� EeZEM2- At Plberhart's Drug Store Seafort'i that tired look and 'ragged" feeling act of your face, Say "Roman Facial" to your hatter and conte up 'tushing with a crew appear- ance of 'vim and fitness. Be one of the "million a week," n - ROBINSON'S (Just Around the Corner) Seaforth .1