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SERVE ONE OF OUR
ROUND ROASTS
for dinner tonight and make a
hungry man happy. He knows
that when he gets a generous
slice of our roast beef, with pota-
tees and some green vegetables,
ha won't get up from the table
dissatisfied.
D. 11. STEWART
Your Butcher Seaforth
PH ONE 56,
RUBBERS
REPAIRED
All kinds of Rubbers repaired..
Rubber bottoms sewn on
Rubbers resoled.
Felt insoles, laces, etc. in stock.
.First class shoe repairing.
Fred Barlow
SEAFORTH
Two doors south Beattie's
Variety Store.
ed & White
ehain Stores
laff'
Y
Specials for Friday, Nov. 20th and
following week.
3 Minute Oats, lge, package 22
Lion Macaroni, I ib. 11c
Crown Table Syrup, 2 11. tin .14c
Serv-us Baking Soda, 1 M. 08c
Serv-us Sal Soda, 2'i lbs ". 08c
if you are not getting in on the
Red and White Specials each week,
you surely are missing sorrithing.
Ask your neighbor.
- New fruits arriving every day now.
Our groceries are the very best
quality we can procure, and don't
forget the specially good ,Serv-us lines
along with the other prompt service
you always receive at •our stores.
Ross J. Sproat Phone 8
W. M. Stewart Phone 77
"Where you will eventually buy,"
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W. J, Walker & Son
UNDERTAKING
-and--
ElVIBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. 7. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day phone 67.
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tabs, Roses, Shrubs
For Fall. List .Ready
EARLY ORDERS PAY
Low prima for quantity
olland ean, import eo
Niagara Falls, Ont.
Items of news are always wekome.
CHURNING CEA
WANTED
Keep the wheels of Industry running in your own commutdty.
Bend or deliver your cream to us and receive the utmost re-
turns.. This is your Creamery.
Your satisfaction means our success.
Highest prices paid for good cream, consistent with accurate
and careful weighing and teoting.
Cash paid for cream to all patrons wishing same,
Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaford', Ont,
moontimaesimmams.Wow....
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D. H. McInnes
chiropractor Masseur
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
•' noons in future.
Diseases of all all kinds success-
, fully treated.
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FRESH
OYSTERS
Oyster season now m. First
shipment to arrive Thurs. Nov
PURE OLIVE OIL
SWEET POTATOES.
CRANBERRIES.
CELERY
TOMATOES
CALIFORNIA GRA.PES.
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for
EeZEMPit
11berhart's Drug Store
Seaforth
HOG SHIPMENTS.
Week ending Nov, 5th,
Seaforth-Total 62, select bacon
44.
Bruce 32, select bacon
16, thick smooth 15, shop hogs 1.
Walton -Total 95, select bacon 29,
thick 'smooth 59, heavies 2, lights &
feeders 45.
'Huron county -Total 1,366. select
'bacon 458, thick ,smooth 810, heavies
40, extra heavy L. shop 49 :lights 21.
The Northern Hockey League,
m
Wingha, Nov. 14. -The • annual
meeting of the Northern Hockey
League wit be .held in the Queen's
Hotel, Palmerston, on Tuesday, De-
cember 8th, at 4 o'clock. Each Club enteringthe League is entitled to one
delegate. Notice of - amendments to
the constitution, .must be in the
hands of the Secretary, M. C.
Bridge, Wingliam, not later than.Nov.
Nev. 24th, and nomination for office
by December 1st. The annual en-
trance fee is five dollars for each
team, Senior and Junior, and should
be forwarded to the 'Secretary, to-
gether with• a list of officers of the.
Club and Club colors. Certificates
will 'be distributed to the Clubs.. on
'payment of - fees. Clubs are 'requested
to make it a point to have entries
made early. 'Suggestions for group-
.ings are also requested. To avand
delay, when forwarding certificates
for 'signature of the N. H. L. Secre-
tary after completion by the. Clubs,
there should be enclosed 'with the
Jthalor, official birth certificates and
amateur cards and with the Senior
runateer cards. Amateur cards may
be obtained on eaPplication to the
Secretary; "Registration Committee of
the Ontario Branch, c:tf C.,'
46 Richmond, street west, 'Toronto.
Following in tbe wake of theeall.A.,
a residence, rule will in all probability
be amended in brief as follows:
A player must be, a bona -'fide and
continuous resident • of the town to
which bis ChM. •belongs since Mev
15thi, 1925. "The exceptions to this
rule are etudeata teachers and sail-
ors. The last wanted must' play
where living January 1st, .1925.
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c
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giTown opics
Miss Helen French, who is sup
vising for a Montreal firm, was ca
ed hime this .week owing to ti
serious accident to her father.
Mr. and Mrd Wesley Somers,
BruSsels, spent tme day this we
iwtrietliler.r. Somers' sister, Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. J. .A. McLaren .ha
returned from a two weeks'.visit
Cromarty,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rising spe
Sunday afternoon at the home
Mr. Wilbert 'Webster.
Mr. John M. McCowan left
Thursday for a visit with friends
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. .Wilfred hicLar
motored from 'Saginaw, Mich., at
were guests at the parental home
the former in Egmondville.
Mr, and 'Mrs. john Gibb, of ,Stra
ford, were town visitors,
• Miss ,Belle Jackson has returne
front a visit with relatives in Kite)
ener.
Miss Annie Gibson returned o
Saturday to her home in Port •Bur
Mrs, 'Allan Stone and little. so
have returned to Norwich after
visit with Mr, and Mrs. Nines Hud
son, in Egmondville.
.Mr -Harvey McKean l'oront
is a guest at the home,pf his unci
Mr, Pearson Chesney.
Mr, 'H. 'F. Freeman, of Buffai
Motored over and spent the .weel
end with friends. He was accomp
allied by his mother, who 'has bee
visiting in Buffalo and Lockport, als
with Mrs. 'Win. Clive in Hatnilton.
Remember the Egmondville anal
versary services Sunday next.
Mrs. Homer Hunt returned o
Thursday from a visit With friends i
London, .
Mrs, R. Bain, of 'Detroit, and Mis
S. Dayntan, are guests 'of 'Mr. an
Mrs. D. McCowan, Roxboro.
,Miss M. Johnston has returned af
ter spending the week -end with Wal
ton and Brussels friends
Mrs. Fred Adams has returne
after spending a week with friend
near ,Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderaot
spent Sunday with Tuckersmitl
friends.
The young ladies of St. James
church will hold a social evening it
the parish hall on Wednesday, Nov
25th. Raymond Redmond .archestr
will furnish music.
Mr. and iMes. James Dorrante en
tertaitted about 90 friends and neigh
burs at their home northeast of town
on Friday night.
Miss Edythe Hunt is visitin
friends. in London.
'Miss Ellie Arclibald, of Toronto
Mr. Chas. Else of Detroit, Miss 'Flor
ence Theakstone of Toronto, and Mr
Francis Fortune of 'Brockville, wer
Thanksgiving guests at the home o
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Archibald.
Mr. A. M. Doig, of Detroit, visite
his sister, Mrs. Crawford Simpson, o
Egmondville.
Miss Ruth Thompson, Tillsonburg
and Miss 'Gladys Thompson, Niagara
Falls, were •here atteeding the Green
Thompson wedding.
Miss Doris Clarkson, Toronto, i
the guest of Mrs. G. D. Ferguson.
Mrs. R. Fulton Irwin 'returned thi
week after visiting her son in Gran
Rapids, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gillespie ar
visiting their son, Mr. James Gil
lespie, in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sparks and sot
Lorne left on Wednesday to spell
the winter in Cochrane.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carnochan
Sr„ left on Tuesday for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Honey, of St. Cath
erines, are guests of their daughter
Mrs. R. E. Bright.
Miss Pearl Beaton leaves this weck
to take a' position in Detroit.
Mrs, Robert Strong is visiting he
daughter, 'Mrs. A. Teamerson, it
Kitchener.
Mr. Backus is relieving in the bank
at Wingham,
Miss Belle Cumming, of Ottawa,
spent the weelc-end in town.
Mrs. J. Spain and family have
moved to Kitchener, where Mr
Spain has a position. Mr, A. Huclsoi
has ren'ted Mr. Spain's house.
Mr. George Hutchison was' hona
from London over the weekend,
The heavy weight of snow prove(
too much for the Commercial' hote
barn roof, causing it to collapse at
'Monday. evening, shortly after six
'Work of repairing is.now well under
way. No serious (tentage was cased
but ,Mr. R, Gibb's
to contents,
sedan which was parked iu the build
ing had a narrow escape front a fall
ing beam. ,Mr. Rowland, of
Walton, recalls attending the naising
of this barn sixty-two years ago.
CHARLES H. RILEY.
The whole cottemunity was shocked
to hear hear that a well known citi-
zen of Tuckersmith, Mr. Charles
Riley, 'had. passed away on Sunday,
Nov. 15th, following' a two weeks'
illness. ',Ile had suffered from an-
emia for 'the past year and a half.
Deceased was born in Tuckensmith
58 years ago, the youngest, son of
the latteajOs. Riley. Thirty-six years
ago he married Miss Jane Allen,
youngest daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. •Allen. He had been,
a menebee Egmondville church,
and 'being public spiriteel, took active'
'nterest in municipal affairs, and
Was member of the township council
cor six years. Besides his widow, 'he
'eaves six children: Win, at home.
Mrs. Bert. Hoggarth of ilulieti.
'Thaeles ' who served with the il'61st
Bettalion 'elateieg the war and is now
'n the West, games in the West.
\label and . Vera at' home; also 3
'trothers and a sister, 'George and
'cniatnin Riley of Kinblarn 'Med Jos.
RJiley of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs.
'amts Mann, of Constance. The
untral which was field Wednesday
fternoon• to Maitland Batik cente-
kery, ,was 'largely atteeded, The
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ALSO PRESSING AND REPAIRING
PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS:
• Upstairs over Mr. Keating's Drug Store.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
Deters AVI&NINW. PHONE 257
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pathy
hour
Mr.
- home
- Bickell,
1 Monday,
) He was
Ireland,
- a youth
in Grey'
1 1873
1 place
years
a they
1 to Seaforth,
12 years
- of a
- and •Mrs.
1 LATE
3 Onc
spatted
t Thomas
home1 away
' Ross,
I was
• 88 years
I was 21
to 'Martha
• decry
• a few
hope,
plied
1 ing and
that township,
, Killop.
- land
• was
1 cleared
f tiful
and continued
1 15 years
London
youngest
' to 'illness,
' to McKillop
• his two
was highly
; was as
Scotch
; byterian
mourn
daughters,
1 of London,
• Gavin
H. Ross
; MCKillop.
[ on Wednesday
Bank
' conduoting
bearers
• Smith,
Boyd,
:
, :With
death
, ed away
, !RI ootsese,3,ealoloofrtisilihgiaseguoioldila.cceusssg"Th.iHotielielirs,
Crfateir
held on
FergusonJ.aieland
Those
Mrs.
Ross,
Winnipeg,
James
dleefetPteastinsoYtiturflathtlYiethlotshs°se
father.
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Sehneider's
,
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community extends its sym-
to the bereaved ones ih. their
of grief.
the
on
as
in
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of
the
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in
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in
Mc-
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He
to
his
a
to
of
the
the
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of
Mr, and
daughter
at the
last week.
Mrs.
week -end
and sister,
Conley.
Mr.
'Stratford
Mr. and
Rochester,
honeymoon
Eckert.
Tilly O'Connor,
united in
Monday.
in the former
and on
Her many
journey
Miller's,
the etomach
' and no
with them
rect the
digestive
courage
that arc
growth
tested
cases and
trustworthy.
- MANLEY.
.Mrs. Uffelder and
from Kitchener were
home of Mr, Fred
Pat, MeLaughlin spent
at the home of her
Mr, Peter and
Mike IVIcLoughlin
visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. Prank Mack
N.Y., are spending
at her sister's, 'Mrs.
She was formerly
of Hibbert,
'marriage 'to Mr. Mack
She was a trained
place the last
their return will reside
friends wish them
throukli /He.
their
visitxtrs
Eckari
tht
brothel
•Maggic
was a
from
their
Peter
Miss
and was
last
nurse
17 years
there.
a happy
in
at once,
contact
cor-
in 'the
and en-
to the
have at -
of
HENRY OUGHTON. '
Henry Oughton died at
of his son-in-law, Mr. Thos.
after ten .clays' illness,
Nov. 16th., aged 77 years.
born in Wexford County,
and came to this country
with his parents, and settled
county. He was married
to Margaret Ring of the same
and lived there for about three
and went to Walton, where
spent 13 years, and then came
where 'Mrs Oughton.died
ago. He is survived by two
family, John Oughton of Idaho,
Thos. rickell, Seaforth.
THOMAS SIMPSON.
of McKillop's highly
residents in 'the person
Simpson passed peacefully
on Monday, Nov. 16th at
of his daughter, Mrs. Allan
lot 16, concession .10..Deceased
born in Londonderry, Ireland,
ago last March. When
years of age he *as married
McDermid, of London-
and they sailed for Canada
days, coming to North East
Perth 'County, Mr. Simpson
his trade cif carpentry and item-
built almost every barn
and several in
Six years later he took
on the 10th of McKillop, which
;then a primeval forest.
his farm and made a beau-
home for himself and family,
to 'reside there until
ago, when he moved
and made his home with
son Thomas. Cater, owing
he deckled to come back
and make his home with
daughters, Mr. Simpson
esteemed and his word
good as his bond. He was
Liberal in politics and a. Pres-
In religion. He leaves
his loss two sons and three
James of Winthrop, Thos.
and Mrs. R.
of Winnipeg, Man., Mrs. Alex,
"and rldrs. Allan Ross
The funeral was held
afternoon to Maitland
cemetery, Rev. 3'. A. Ferguson
the services. The pall-
were Calvin tHillen, Jatnes
James Morrison, Robert
John Bullard and David Boyd.
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and intestines
worm can come in
and live. They also
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organs that invite
worms, setting up reactions
most beneficial
of the child. They
their power in hundreds
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much reget we learned of
sor Thomas Simpson who pass-
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Allen Ross and Mrs. Alex.
:of McKillop; Mrs. MeGavin
that are left to not:
Thos. • of London and
of McKillop. We extend our
that
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Cut Macaroni, 2 pkgs. 19c
'Cottage Rolls, per, pound 27c
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IT PAYS TO BUY IN EGMONDVILLE
W. J. Finnigan
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Weicarry the Westihighouse
Radiola 111.A
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NThe most satisfactory set' at thelrnost reasonable prices.
ICA and see them.
1 J. rodencti
Electrical Supplies
Isalosamm
wesialami4p,
with Mrs. John Brown.
We are glad to report that Mr,
raithwaite is able to, be out again.
• LONDESBORO. w
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon and Mas-
ter jaek, of Toronto, spent Thanks- B
giving with friends in this vicinity.
'Mrs. Harry Moon motored to To-
ronto with Mr. John Moon and will
rernian a week.
Mr, and Mrs, Win. Addison cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary, on Saturday, Nov. 14th. Thera
were bout forty guests.
Miss 'Bl'anche Snell spent the holi-
day with 'hr 'parents, the Rev. and
Mrs, Snell.
Some of the farmers still have tur-
nips and potatoes in the ground.
'Mr. Dennis Roberton motored to
London on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Riddell has returned
after spending a week in Toronto.
A very successful meeting of the
Guild was held in Knox United
church on Sunday evening. Mr. Ab -
try gave an excellet address on
Japan and a series of lantern -slide
view,
Practice has beguit for the 'Christ-
mas entertainments.
Mrs. N. Hunking and two chil-
dren, of Clinton, spent the. week -end
king
of
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