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Miss -Helen Elder, of London, ndon visit-
ed her home aver the week -end.
Mr. Sam Rennie visited friends in
London on Friday,
Mr. Laird Joynt, of London Uni-
versity, spent the holiday at his home
here.
Miss Jessie Bell, of 'Windsor, visit-
ed her parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. James
A. Bell, over the week -end,
Mr.',\Vm. Simpson, of Detroit,
'visited over the week -end at his
home ]here.
NCI -.NCI-.: and MTS. Wilson a Berry, of
Windsor, and i\Ir, Ed. Berry, of De-
triol visited their mother, Mrs, Thos,
Berry; over the week -end.
Miss Jessie Johnson spent the
holiday at her home is 'Clifford,
Miss Grace Scarlett spent the
week -end at her home in Seaforth.
Miss Laura 'Sararas, of Toronto,
spent the holiday with relatives in
and around Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McLean and
children, of Detroit, spent the week-
end with relatives 'here.
Miss Beryl 4 Ashton, . of 'Corrie,
visited friends over the vifeek-end.
Mr. A. J. S'weitzer, ,of Detroit,
visited friends in town.
Mr. Lewis Cantelon, of Onedaga,.
visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D.
Cantelon.
The dance held in the town Mall
on Friday evening was largely at-
tended and all reported a good time.
Miss Viola Higgins visited friends
in London on Sunday.
Miss Ethel 'Murdock pleasantly
entertained her Sunday school class
on Friday evening last,
Miss Margaret Allison, of Toronto,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Allison.
Miss F. Foss, of Toronto, visited
her parents for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid and little
child, of 'London, spent the week-
end with relatives in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy White and little
child, of London, spent the holiday
with their parents here.
The holiday passed over quietly in
town, a number going to the fowl
supper in Seaforth in the evening.
Miss Margaret Hopkirk, of Toron-
to, spent the holiday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. 'Hopkirk.
Mr. Milton Ortwein, of London,
spent the week -end with relatives its
town.
'Mr. John Carmichael, of Stratford
Normal, visited his home here over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Penhale and
Mrs. Snell. of Exeter, visited friends
in town on Tuesday.
KIPPEN.
Mrs. Sadie McCoy and little son
Mervyn have returned to their home
in Algoma last Friday after spending:
a two months' visit with friends in
Tuckersmith and Usborne.
The Misses 'Ferguson and 'Mr.
W. G. Neal, of Walton, spent
Thanksgiving Day with Rev. and
Mrs - Lundy, at the Manse.
',utas Gladys McLean,. who is
teaching near Parkhill, spent Thanks-
giving at her house here. a
Miss Carrie Leader, of .London,
and her friend, Miss 'Lillie Poole,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Thus. Dayman, over the week -end.
White here Miss Leader, Who is an
enthusiastic missionary worker, gave
a splendid address at the Young
People's missionary meeting at the
United church, Brucefield, Miss
Leader's address was tnucic appreciat-
ed, and we are Sure any future ad-
dresses :he give, will be largely at-
tended.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ive.,an, Miss
Jean Iveson and Mr. -and Mrs. Wm.
lvesou m:'t:,tred to Myth on Tues -
%lay t., attend the wedding of their
niece and - cousin, Miss Margery
ruarn'h , daughter e,i Re•v. Dr. Barn-
by .,f 1;tvth.
Miss Etta In' ' tt .vas home frau]'
Tor nt_, Thanks. iei'tg. Her iiis
tet in. ,alk .•n her trig• to England,
Se.,tliesd, Belgians and Franee was'
the special feature of the Young
annaay evenn to service in
the United eit,;rch here.
Mr. and Mrs. latae. ite,se, ,pent'
the heli.iay at Ilderton.
The tine eak seat; in the farmer
Methodist church here were par -
chased by the Evangelical, church,+
Zurich, and'fn.talled there last week.'
The farmers who diel trot have
their threshing done, are getting it
finished up these days, although there 1 1
is some buckwheat still to be har-j 1
vested.
DUBLIN,
Miss Mary Cr has taken a
auvford
position.. in Toronto,
Miss,Helen Roach, of Stratford,
spent Monday with her grandmother,
Miss Margaret : Murphy,
Mr, Frank McConnell is loading a
car of turnips, They, like potatoes,
have increased in price.
Thanksgiving visitors to their
homes here: Misses Ruth Hills, Lon-
don; Miss Hazel Hills, Waterloo;
Miss Evelyn Delaney, Stratford;
Misses 'Geraldine and Camilla Meag-
her, Linwood; Mr, Lorne Cronin,, of
St, Michael's 'College, Toronto; e •S peGer-
trud "ta I toil of Stratford;Thos,
Feeney, of Stratford;'' MisMary
McConnell, Guelph.
Mr. Patrick Hurley , our genial
cobbler, has gone to seek his for-
tune in Uncle Sam's domains having
left for Detroit on .Thursday,
'Word was received here of the
sudden death of Mrs. Michael Jordan,
of London, She leaves a husband
and large family. Mr, Mich. Jordan
is a son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Peter Jor-
dan, of Hibbert,
Mr. Lorne P"thick expects to wind
up his threshing contracts this week.
for year 1925 and reports a good
turnout for the different grains.
Mr . Peter Dill, Jr„ left for De-
troit on Wednesday.
Mr, Frank Meagher returned from
the West last week,
Continuation School Report for
September and October. I. indicates
first-class honors; II. second-class
honors; fill third class honors, and
C credit. 'The names appear in
order of merit.
FORM III. (Middle Sehocl) --
Eng. 'Literature—I. Mary McGrath:
II, Edith Miles, Dorothy O'Rourke,
Mary Krauskopf, Mary O'Connor,
Eileen Eckert, Rose O'Connor, !Ber-
tha Murray, Flora Hills, Dan, Wil-
liams. I'II. Loretta 'Hastings, Bridget
O'Loughlin, Rose McConnell, Anna
:Molyneaux. C., 'Mary :Atkinson,
Jas. Looby, Jos. Dill, Vera Feeney,
Luella Watters.
Eng. Comp—l. Dorothy O'Rourke.
II. Edith Miles, Flora Hills, Rose
McConnell, Mary Krauskopf, Bertha
Murray, Bridget O1Loughlin, Jas.
Looby. III, Helen Dantzer, Anna
Molyneaux, Luella Watters, Eileen
Eckert. C., Rose O'Connor, Mary
Atkinson, 'Loretta Hastings, Vera
Feeney, Jas. 'Dill.
Ancient History—I. Dan. Williams,
Esther Ryan. Nellie O'Rourke, Marie
Benninger, Jack 'Campbell. Marie
Murray, Anna Delaney, Mary O'Con-
nor, Mary Hills, Jas. Carpenter, Rose
McConnell, Bertha Murray, Haigh
Benninger. II, Flora Hills.
13r. History. -- Mary McGrath,
Mary 'Hills, Jack Campbell, Joseph
Dili, Jas. Loohy, Rase O'Connor. IIT
Dorothy O'Rourke, Edith Miles,
Bertha Murray, Mary Atkinson, C„
Eileen Eckert, Mary Krauskopf;
Bridget O'LoughIin, Loretta Haat-
htgs.
Algebra.—I. Mary Gladys Mc-
Grath, Nellie O'Rourke, Edith Miles,
Bridget O'Loughlin, Dorothy O'-
Rourke. Flora Hills. Vera Feeney. II.
12ose O'Connor, TII. Luella Wat-
ters, Jas. Dill, Jas. Looby. C., Macy
Krattskopf, Mary McGrath, Bertha
Murray.
Geometry. ._. I, Marie Benninger,
Nellie O'Rourke. Anna Delaney,
Marie Murray. Mary O'Connor, Jas.
Carpenter, Hugh Benninger, Flora
Hills. 11. Ether Ryan, Mary Hills.
C'.. 3farie Britton. Bertha Murray,
Jack Campbell.
Latin. — I. Anna Delaney, Mary
t)'Counnr, jack Campbell, Marie
Britton. Esther Ryan, Luella Wat-
ters Edith Miles. Jas. Carpenter,
anemia Shea. Nellie O'Rourke, Hugh
Benninger. Marie Benni..ger, Bertha
aferray, •D„rothy O'Rourke, ;Clary
Hills, Dar, Wil{•iams, Marie Mur-
ray, Fera Feeney. H. Joseph Dill,
R., -c ('t'Cnnnnr, 'Bridget O'Loughlin,
Mary Krauskopf, Mary McGrath,
Eileen Eckert. C., Jos. T.onhy,
French. ---I. Marie Brittnn, Mary;
nnur, Marie Murray. II. Jos.
t-riter, Mary. McGrath, Nellie
Marie Benninger, Vera
Fe, ne y. 111- ° Mary Hills Luella
, ct C., Dan. Williams. Mary
' .,n • Hsieh' Itemungnr, Angela
;!,ea. Bertha Merrav, . Dorothy 0'-
llaiirke, Edith :stiles.
Physics --I. Jos Carpenter. Jack
ni-, ,ell, Hugh Benninger, Mary
Hills, Marie 'Murray, Mary Mc -
:radii, Marie Britton, Mary Kraus -
:,mf, Dorothy O'Rourke, Dan. Wil-
iams, IL Vera Feeney, Jos. Looby.
C. Mary Atkinson, Bertha Murray,
Aorta Moiyneaux, Rose O'Connor,
Eileen Eckert.
Chemistry—T. Anna Delaney. N.
O'Rourke, Marie Benninger, Edith
Miles, M. O'Connor, M. Hills, E.
Ryan, F. Hills, II. B. O'Loughlin,
J. Carpenter. III. Jack Campbell.
C., Bertha Murray, R. McConnell,
Toe. Dill, Loretta Hastings.
FORM H. (Lower 'School) --Eng.
Literature — L Dorothy Molyneaux.
TTT. Michael Darling, Margaret 0' -
Drives Asthma Before It. The
smoke or vapor from Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Asthma Remedy gives asthma
no chance to linger. It eradicates
the cause. Our experience with the
relief -giving remedy shows how ac-
tual and positive is the succor it
gives. It is the result of long study
and experiment and was not sub-
mitted to the public until its makers
knew it would do its work well.
THE SEAFORTH MEWS
i
Rourke,
Atkinson, moon
Teresa
De
laney, Veronica Dill. C. Clayton
Looby, Mildred Murray, Margaret
Jordan, James Kelley,
English 'Composition—II. Dorothy
Molyneaux,, Margaret O'Rourke,
Clayton Looby. IPI. Helen Atkin-
son, Teresa Delaney, Michael Darl-
ing. C. Margaret 'Jordan, Veronica
Dill, Ruth O'Reilly, Mildred ;2 turray,
James Kelley.
Arithmetic—I. James Kelley, Helen
Atkinson, Anna Molyneaux, Clayton
aLooby, Teresa Delaney, 'Michael
Darling, Margaret O'Rourke, III.
Dorothy Molyneaux. III. Mildred
Murray.
Algebra—I. Teresa 'Delaney, Clay-
ton Looby. II, .Helen Atkinson,
Mildred Murray, I'II. Margaret O'-
Rourke, James Kelley. C., Rose
McCohneil, Dorothy Molyneaux,
Midhael ,Darling, Ruth O'Reilly,
Margaret Jordan, Veronica Df11.
Geotnetry, — I. Rose McConnell',
Margaret O'Rourke, Mildred 'Mur-
ray, Helen Atkinson, 'Clayton Looby.
II. Teresa Delaney, Loretta Hast-
ings, Michael Darling. C., Dorothy
Molyneaux, Margaret Jordan.
Latin. — L Dorothy Molyneaux,
Mary Atkinson, Margaret O'Rourke,
Teresa Delaney, Rose McConnell,
III. Clayton Looby, Margaret Jor-
dan, C., Mildred Murray, James Kel-
ley, Helen Atkinson.
French. — I, Margaret O'Rourke,
Dorothy Molyneaux, Rose McCon-
nell, Margaret Jordan,' .'Clayton
Looby, James Kelley, Mildred 'Mur-
ray. II. Teresa Delaney, 'Helen
Atkinson, Veronica Dill.
Zoology— I. Margaret O'Rourke,
Mildred Murray, 'Margaret Jordan,
II,—Dorothy Molyneaux, Teresa De-
laney, Helen Atkinson, Veronica Dill,
Ruth O'Reilly. C., Clayton Looby,
Margaret Byrnes, James Kelley.
'Physiography — I. Margaret 0'.
Rourke, , Teresa Delaney, Dorothy
Molyneaux, II. Clayton Looby,
Helen Atkinson., Mildred Murray.
III. Margaret Byrne, Margaret Jor-
dan. 'C. Janes Kelley, Veronica
Dill.
Art — II. Veronica Dill, Mildred
Murray, James Kelly, Margaret O'-
Rourke, Margaret Byrne, Margaret
Jordan, Ruth O'Reilly, Clayton
Looby, Dorothy Molyneaux, Teresa
Delaney, Helen Atkinson.
FORM I. (Lower School).. --Eng.
Literature—I. Helen O'Hara, Cath-
erine Krauskopf, Bernice 'McGrath,
Annie Ryan, Patrick Kennedy, Mary
McCormick, Mary Flanagan, Joseph
O'Rourke, John McGrath, II, Wil-
fred Krauskopf, Mary Williams,
Marion Dill, Stephen Murray, Helen
Krauskopf. III. Kenneth Dill, Teresa
McCormick, Rose Krauskopf, Marg-
aret Byrne. C., \Vrn, Dantzer, Annie
Watters, Hugh McGrath.
Eng. Composition—I. •Helen O'-
Hara, Annie Ryan. II. Mary Flan-
agan. John McGrath, Mary Wil-
liams. III. Joseph O'Rourke, Cath-
erine Krauskopf, Fielen Krauskopf,
Patrick Kennedy, +Maridh Dill, Ste-
phen Murray, Teresa McCormick. C.,
Annie Watters, Kenneth Dill, Rose
Krauskopf, Margaret Byrne, Bernice
McGrath, Wm, Dantzer, Hugh Mc-
Grath.
Eng. Grammar—I. Helen O'Hara,
Mary Flanagan, Mary McCormick.
Catherine Krauskopf, Annie Wat-
ters, Rose Krauskopf, John McGrath,
Annie Ryan. II. Marion Dill, Ste-
phen Murray, Patrick Kennedy,
Mary Williams, Margaret Byrne,
Jos. Doyle. III. Joseph O'Rourke,
Helen Krauskopf. C., Bernice Mc-
Grath, Wm. Dantzer.
Canadian History -1, Mary Flana-
gan, Joseph O'Rourke, Rose Kraus-
kopf, Annie Ryan, John McGrath,
Mary McCnrmicic, Catherine Krause
kopf, Marian Dill. Helen O'Hara,
Helen Krauskopf, II. Wilfred
Krauskopf, Mary Williams, Wm.
Dantzer. III. Kenneth Dill, Jns.
Doyle, Stephen Murray. C., Hngh
'McGrath, Bernice 'McGrath, Marg-
aret Byrne.
.algebra—I. Helen O'Hara, Joseph
O'Rourke. Catherine Krattskopf,
Margarrt Byrne,. William Dantzer
Mary Flanagan, Mary McCormick,
Marion Dill, Annie Ryan, Annie
Watters, Stephen Murray. II, Hugh
McGrath, John McGrath, Kenneth
Dill. III. Mary Williams, James
1'4. ylc,
Bernice McGrath. C„ Teresa
McCormick, Patrick Kennedy, Helen
Krauskopf.
French. --1. Mary Flanagan, Mary
\ViTliams, Catherine Krauskopf, Mary
McCormick, Annie Watters, Rose
Krauskopf, Joseph O'Rourke, Pat-
rick Kennedy, John McGrath, Annie
Ryan, Helen O'Hara, Marion Dill,
Hugh McGrath, Bernice McGrath,
Stephen Murray, William Dantzer.
TIT. Helen 'Krauskopf, James Doyle.
C., Kenneth Dill, Teresa McCormick,
Latin—I. Mary McCormick, Mary
Flanagan, Veronica Dill, Catherine
Krauskopf, Joseph O'Rourke, Helen
O'Hara, Rose Krauskopf, Hugh Mc-
Grath, Mary Williams, AnnieaWat-
ters, Marion .Dill, John McGrath,
James Doyle, Bernice - McGrath.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925
- Annie Ryan,
Patrick Keuted .
II1. Helen Kt usko f Kent e h• Dill,
p , a t
William Dantzer, C., Teresa Mc-
CormiClc
Geography —.- L John 'McGrath,
Mary Flanagan, Ilugh McGrath,
Ilelen O'Hara, Rose Krauskopf,
Marion Dil1,James Doyle Mary'Mc-
Cormick, Annie Ryan, 'Joseph O'-
Rourke, 'Stephen Murray, II. Annie
Watters, William Dantzer, 'Catherine
Krauskopf, Helen Krauskopf, Ken-
neth Dill, Bernice McGrath, Mary
\\'illiams• IIh Wilfred Krauskopf,
Teresa Mt;Cornick. C.;' Margaret
Byrne,
Botany -I, Joseph O'Rourke, Mary
Flanagan, Catherine Krauskopf,
Annie Ryan. I.I. Mary Williams,
Mary McCormick, 'Helen Kraus-
icopf, Marion Dill, John McGrath,
William 'Dantzer, ITL Hugh Mc-
Grath, ,Bernice 'McGrath, Stephen
Murray, ' :Patrick Kennedy, Rose
Krauskopf, 'Kenneth Df11. 'C. James
Doyle, Wilfred. Krauskopf, Teresa
McCormick, Annie Watters.
Miss Margaret Doherty, of Born-
holm, died on Saturday. while visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. 'Andrew iDantzer,
of 'McKillop, Deceased lady taught
school in Chicago for thirty years
and was principal of the school for
over twenty years. Each summer Che
came to her cottage at Bornholm. In
September, she had a slight stroke of
paralysis, but had quite recovered.
A few days ago a second stroke elid-
ed her use til career as a teacher and
social worker. Her funeral on Mon-
day at St. Patrick's church, Dublin,
was very large. Interment- was at
Kinkora, beside her father and
mother. Six nephews were the
bearers, Many spiritual bouquets
adorned her casket.
Mrs. John Murphy and three dau-
ghters of Cayuga spent the week end
and 'Thanksgiving with her 'brothers,
Pat and John McGrath, It 111• eleven
years since Mrs. Murphy's last visit
to Dublin and she notices many
changes stn'ce that dime.
Misses Annie McGrath and Ruth.
Hills, of Brescia Hall, London, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents and
returned to their studies on Tuesday,
'Miss Minnie _Maloney, of Buffalo,
N.Y., is visiting her another, Mrs, N.
Maloney, for a few days.
Misses Aileen Jordan and Mary
Crawford are spending a few days
With friends in Toronto.
Mr. Lorne Cronin, who is attend-
ing school in Toronto.. visited over
the week -end.
Miss Annie Judge spent Friday in
London. .
PONG WING
LAUNDRY
Having purchased the Laundry
business on Main street, Seaforth
from W.B. Lee, I am prepared
to make a good job of your
laundry work.
AR
SEAFORTH
MARKETS,
ti
Weduesdly Nov,11th,
Wheat, per bushel ....... , , , $1,15
Oats, per hushel 36c
Barley, per bushel 60c
Buckwheat,. per bushel ,.. 65c
Shorts, per cwt, $1.65
'Bran, per cwt. 1.55
Butter,' per lb., , . .... 40c -42c
Eggs, per dozen 40c -50c
Potatoes, per bag .,,,,,.,,$2,00
Hogs.pet cwt. $11,00
FOR SALE.
One baby's stroller. Practically
acticall
y
new. Apply to _ F. W. WIGG,
Seaforth, 47
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
75 acres in the Towhship of Me-
Killop, brick house, bank barn. Land
in good state of cultivation with 'fall
plowing done. Possession this fall,
For further particulars apply at the
News Office. tf
MARRIED.
BROOME-AiGAR.—At Duff's manse,
McKillop on Saturday, October
24th, by Rev. J. A. Ferguson, B.A.,
Thomas Arthur 'Broome, of 'Win-
throp, to Miss 'Alma' Vivian Agar,
daughter of Mr. and Miss. 'Robert
Agar, of 'McKillop.
AGENT WANTED,
Agent, part or ,full titne, for Life
Intsurance Company. Good contract.
Apply News Office, tf
ROOMS TO LET.
Two apartments, four rooms each.
Central, comfortable; electric light,
water. Immediate possession.
A. D. SUTHERLAND, Phone 152
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Modern frame residence and lot,
corner James and Ann •streets, 'Sea -
forth. Apply to 'The News Office.
Musical Instruction,
CHAS. A. 'HOWEY, organist and
choir director, North Side United
Church, Seaforth', Instruction given
in piano, organ and theory. Pros-
pective candidates please leave
names at •Sevauge's Jewellery store.
AB. Sutherland's
General Insurance Agency
Town and Farm Property
Iionds,Etc,, Etc.
Town of Seaforth
STREET DEBENTURES
$300, $400,'$500, $600, $700,
$500. and $1,000.
Maturing
1929 1945
5 Per Cent.
Annual Interest.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST
NOW OPEN.
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Seaforth Phone lit
Butey M t
The one fruit everybody likes and which is
good for everybody, Eat them at any time
of day. Cock or bake them 200 different
ways. Lay in a supply for winter now.
Buy from a grower or dealer.
The Iion. John 5, Martin, B,A., Minister
Ontario Department of Agriculture
10
Let the
rovince
of Ontario Savings Office
Guard Your Savings
ABSOLUTE
SAFETY
it is easy to open an account by mail. Simply send
money by Bank Cheque, Post Oflice 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. Cor, University and Dundas Sts.
549 Danforth Avenue
Other Branches at:
Hamilton, Ft. Catharines, St. Marys, Pembroke, Brantford, Woodstock,
Owen Sound, Ottawa, 'Seaforth, Walkerton, Newmarket and Aylmer
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ARINC
ElF.ETZ Ro+
Before you d a y r viyi g visit o r tore.
it will save y u mo eys Everything that
we carry i ' ear store is ' w offered at a
v'y,, r'y special how clearing price.
EIFE
PROFESSIONAL 'G D
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 leg
•
DR, F. J. BURROWS, Seaforth.
Office and residence, Goderich street
east of the Methodist church. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Tele-
phone No, 40.
DR. C. MACKAY.—C. Mackay,
honor gradua'de. of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity
Medical College; member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
DR. F. 3. R,. FORSTER.—Eye Ear,
NoseandThroat. Graduate in Medi-
cine University of Toronto, 1897.
rate Assistant New York •Opktkal.
mic and Aural Institute, 'Moorefield's
Eye, and Golden Square Throat floa-
pitais, London, England. Nit
Commercial Hotel, . Seal o r t k .
third Monday in each naoat>i,
from 11 a.m. to 3 p,m. 53 Waterloo
street south, Stratford. _ Phone le,
Stratford.
Dental.
DR. J. A. MUNN
SuccessortoDr. R. R. Rows Gradu-
ate of N rbhwestern Universk , t7fti-
cago. x11. Licentiate Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office
over 'Silis'hardware, Main Street, Sea -
forth, Phone 151.
General Fire, Life,
Accident & automobile
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machines
James Watson
North Maiu St. SEAFORTH, ONT.
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Cog
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers
James Connolly, Goderich; Alex.
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; D, F. McGregor, Seaforf}t,
See. -Treasurer.
Directors.
\Vm. Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; Jobe.
Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Evans,
Beechwood; M. McEwen, Clinton;
James Conolly, Goderich ; ;Alen.
Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris,
Harlock; George McCartney, No. 9,
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield,
Agents.
Alex. Leitch, R.R, 1, Clinton;- F..
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R.
R. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo,
Hointesville; R. G, Jarmouth, Born-
holm. James Kerr and John Goven-
:ock, Seaforth, auditors,
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or tranacst other liminess will be-
promptly attended to by application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.
that tired look and "ragged"
feeling out of your face.
Say "Boncfla Facial" to
your barber and come up
smiling with a new appear-
ance of viae and anima. Be
one of the "million a week.'
ROTI'
SON'S'
(Just Around the Comes'
Seaforth
No ?tsar or woman should .+ hobble
painfully about because of corns
when so certain a relief is at hand as
Hotiaway's Corn Remover •
Latus yes' eoats and tax resses
are sold for Less than
HALF THE REGULAR PR9eE
The same applies to Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits
BR OS.
IMIN INN
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Seaforth