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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1940
HENSALL
Mrs. P. H. Devlin of Stratford vis-
ited last week with her brother and
slater -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Corbett.
Mrs. Robert, McKenzie was con•
fined to her• room during the past
week owing to illness.
Misses Leila and Vera Welsh. Mr
and Mrs. Ivan Welsh, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Welsh, all of Toronto, visited
last week with Messrs Thomas and
William Welsh, Miss Floeertee Welsh -
and Mr. and Mrs. Alf- Clarke. • -
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Corey of London
were recent visitors with the lat•
ter's brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. John Corbett.
Mrs. P. H. Devlin of Stratfortt has
rented the dwelling occupied by Aire
Harold Hanson and inttzeds roving
-into salve this month. MTS. Hanson
intends to move to Thameswfile
where Mr, 11ansen ite employed rn
produce store
A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of Mrs. W. h Davies n on
Thitrsch Y 'tfternoe U whey Welk:
er and Mrs. Davidsc•n entert shed
their group ,'f the ladies association
of Carmel Church to a tea. A contest
was given out and Mr:. George Walk
er received the first prize. while Mrs.
Nellie McCullough won consolation
prize. Tea was served and a social
half hour spent,
institute Reopens Meetings—
The Hensall Senior '1\ e men's; tt
*Unite reopened their meelin gs ter
this season with a pot eek slipper
held at the home cf Mrs. D G. Steer
or Friday evening. with 'r1 .Steer
and Mrs. W. 0. Good*in as hostesses.
Beautifully decorated •tatles were set
with .an abundance and varloy f
food Following the will the pies.
•Ident
ie-
ddent •Mess Peryl Fn:n p elide t over
the' bn- ne s An avimers ewe ter
cap yrs trot. rl o, 3731h t had
hti•ehl •tort ry lie l -:d ai tli d
at the Cel : iia.: .arse t; :
was displayed and -+a t I7 had
won a i tsar It w dee' that
each t - to tn, ,:n t ,h
jelly a ,t .lir, w t i it ti an,
Red Cross r e d, taste \t.; •'t '
buidness period i e s t 1 v is play.
ed ad
Ili.. t r•. v
ors Fr.. ' I r u - # n
of thanks wae ev'.e:. .ted sive
<!!nl M1s. ':,crca.i-; W, A.
'ala ' arts. and se Brie
Ii:ynr aro
\lt. \' -
-lxnt the ..:1 .. _..
and \i.:ri, 'cl ci., e-.
bti Ma iel .t•rthn visited
over the trotsMr -'Fits.
Mr. and INIre Wen.
•Liths Patsy Steer rttorned ramte
on Snrday after f.r.tn4;0,g. the past
fest weeks at the Meet sa her grand-
mother. Mrs. Brazier. r. London.
Mr. Harold Hanson , : Tltc.rne tae
.spent Sunday with Mrs. Hanson and
fant,dy,
The Yonne Fcnple's Society of
Carrs ei Presbyterian Church n^ll
commence their 'Cali meetings with a
social evening and we lie- roast to be
held at the home ei ;31r, and Mrs,
Stewart McQueen on Friday evening.
Sept. 20th. Alt rhe young 'people of
the congregation are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Miss Gladys Sley of Windsor v isit-
ed over the week end with Miss
Greta Laramie,
Mrs. Hannah IWcrsmar. visited last
week at the home -•f - her daughter,
Mrs. Herb Britton. at Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Grmire Walker have
moved into the dwelling recently vac-
ated by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Me -
Naughton.
'iss Elizabeth ,Mntrray of Milwau-
kee Wisconsin. i. -sited this 'week
with her sister Mise Hannah Ivier•ray.
Misses Violet Sthwaim of St.
Thomas, Mae and Margaret. of Lon-
don, and Mr. Mervyn Schwair. of
Etratiford visited last week with their
parents Mr, and Mrs. Peter Schwalm,
and attended the littera-I of their
grandmother, the late Mrs. 'Phaff of
Zurich. •
M -r, and Mrs. W. Carter of Clinton
visited on Sunday ,with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Catharine Heddet.
Mr. and .Mrs. Reid kirk of Fair -
grove, Michigan, visited rtecently
with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale
and Mr. and Mrs. George Hess.
Former Hensall Doctor
Heads Hospital—
Dr. Roswell P. I. Dougall, a former
Hensall doctor, now practising - in
Petrolia, •offered his services in the
second great war and his application
has (been aocepted, Dr.,Dougall will
the in .nharge of the new military hos-
tpital et Chatham now being erected
in connection with the.government
'training -scheme, Dr. Dowell has a
diettnlgnished milid'ary career, During
18Ii14101'S he served with the lath
M
'Battalion in France ,for v' 0 months
and received his honorable discharge
as lieutenant. I -Ie enlisted at Henstell
and daring his (pre -mel days at the
University si Western Ontario 119213-
2.5 he ,was second in command of the
niedical 'company. of the -Canadian
Officers' Training -Corps, He ,was of -
firer commanding "D" eom;pany of
the Huron Regiment from 1931 to
1•a30 His present job to
•rept tnttnent to the R C A.M .C. with
the rank of captain. 'Captain Dougall
t ill be in -c, n 1 tete Charge of the
r a
Aistied ht pital. Dr. Dougal'
move.] t • 1'etroltt 'front Hensel! ten
years ago and has taken an active
part in civil affairs ever since. He is
ease president of the lawn 'howling
ct;rb, past district deputy of the
Keielits of Pythias s and a staunch.
snee rtt Lit :".ta Sporting-ciaths.
r• rt a al- expects rm leave
fie i new position about Sept. 20.
Mrs. Dingell, who- is also a ;graduate
in medicine, cine, ti; ll continue to reside
in l'etrolia and will carry on the
Practice. • Dr. Dougall is a son of llr.
.and -Mrs. Wm. Dougall Sr., Hensall..
Harvest Home service: .will he held
in -C rrtnel F es'byterian Church neat
Sunday. Rei. \Vet, \\'eir will cnndatot
eta of cervices.
During the coming two weeks Hen -
1 and. Kipp en district will he can-
vassed
an-
a ef hy the local branch of the
'Canadian. Red Cross in conjunction
'eitit the n t to wide appeal rvf the
society. lit the campaign of 16)3e
more than $l,U0d wa,
.. t 1 , E311101111t 5200 vvIts sent
centrai mane's in Toronto since
ae _ranches ora:mized last fall,
Mere ,hair 51,150 has Ibsen expended
to purchase material and supplies to
titt.ke hospital and other supplies. For
making: the she-te mentioned possible
e '1;3.11011 tat mh it itwere.. thanks
e thi; c.:ntrilntted to the
campaign and to those who in
cases• s e a•ner a ly later -on
,ht-:rdtrparts, It is hoped that the
,-;13-011.SS will greatly exceed that
1 ,<i
and to this end 've trust that
re'd those who gave liefore ,will do so
rme!. wherever ,,sickle increase
i;e d statim, and that everyone will
see that he or she is not missed.
Mission Band Party. --
1 \l,ssi ca kind of the United
,o . held t party on Saturday af-
te n , ,n in the school room of the
ca rrth with 55 numbers 'present and
was a great success. The President,
Miss Lenore Norrnintcoi, presided ew-
er the following program: sole •by
Joyce Broderick; Norma Smillie, of
Toronto, a reading; Patsy MeDonell
and Rttth Hess. a 'cluet,Miss Jean
Murray told a very interesting story
and Miss Eleanor Smillie of Toronto
sante a solo Eleanor 'Cook played a
piano solo. Miss Kav Drysdale made
the foliowing presentations of prizes
to George Beer, .for securing most
mentfers and to Eleanor 'Cook ,for
sale of most Christmas cards. Treas-
tire hunt followed and refreshments
were served.
Harvest Horne Services—
Paul's Anglican 'Church 'avas
heantifttliy decorated with flowers,
fruits. vegetables, grain and maple
leaves to celebrate harvest home ser-
vices on Sunday. Rev. -C. F. 'Johnson
of St. George's Olsurch, London, con-
ducted morning service and the choir
•sanI '•It Is A Good Thing To Sing
Praises..:' Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Middleton sang a duet "My Task,"
Rev. M. B. Parker of St. Luke's
Crn:trch. London, a former rector of
Paul's Church. conducted the ev-
ening service. The choir sang a Ibeau-
ti.ul anthem, 'lWe 'Give "thanks" and
;\Sr. Carey loynt sang "The Old Rug-
ged Cross."
Rev-. i\'vet, Weir conducted services
in Carmel Church on Sunday and the
choir rendered two anthems, `To God
Be The Glory," and "Crown Hint
'Lord of All
'Rally Day Service.--
Ra1ly Day service was held on Sun-
day morning at the United •Church
when the Sabbath school classes at-
tended •wceshnp in a body. Mr. Clar-
ence Smillie presided over the service.
Miss Mattis Ellis told the story, of
the Leaves and Fishes. Miss Greta
Lamrnie's class formed the choire and
sang, 'ieseisl. J .
r•,`1`tlllt,
Brown, 'Wort, Reynolds, Geo. Follidk,
Geo. 117ouglas, Harry Howard, 'Mtn
1 Passmore, !Harry 'Horton Sr„ Jladk
Forrest, ,Geo, Hesse, Sprays were sent
by Mr, and BMus. Wait. Forrest, 'Mr.
and ,Mrs. Wright, Douglas Corbett,
Robert Pasenrore, and the United
Church, Those attending the fsnteral
areal a distance were Mr. and Mos.
Colchester, +Norwich, Mr. and ,Mrs,
j Geo. Moir, Toronto, Rem, and Mrs.
Aldan Long, Toronto; Rev. David A.
.Moir, Hamilton, Dtr. and ;Ides. M'c-
\Allister, 'Georgetown, Professor and1 Mrs. Buchanan, Guelplh, and Mr,
Weir of ILondon. Interment in I3en-
Dress our all anion cemetery.
Dr. and Mrs. McAllister of George -
towns Gvisited this 'week With Mrs, John I
Hair
McAllister and lir. and Mrs. Peter
11 • torr.
• o • .• Lieut, Sam Rennie is training the
militia at Thames Valley this wveek.
Mr, and ,Mrs. C. Yager and family
of Kitchener visited •on Sunday at the
home *1 Mrs, Annie Saundercock, I
Miss Margaret MacLaren left this
week Inc Waterloo where she has
been appointed Professor in History .
at the Ladies' College there, i
Mrs, A W. Kerslake and Billy and TO RENT
Urs, Weeks are enjoying a motor 6 room apartment, splendid cnodi•
trip Yo Northern Ontario, stopping at
13race'brid' e. tion, all conveniences, on Main St„
On all Permanents — g Dublin. See Mrs, Teresa Jordan.
IrienUul a Shampoo re and Mrs, Thos. 6vi•c with n of
�i .p Forest visited on Sunday mink Mr. -
SPENCE PRODUCE
and �ingerWaVe and .sirs. Wm. Ticleewyeld. I Next to Crich's Bakery. We are in
the market Inc all kinds of Poultry
Bl20DHAGEN. and Eggs. Phone 170w for quotations.
Mr. and
Mrs. George ge
Jacob arid HR. Spence
& Son,
Seaforth.
rth.
Helen, of Kitchener, Mrs, John Koch ARTICLES FOR SALE
and Miss Mattlieis of Tavistock with Rubber Goods, Sundries, LE., mall.
Mr and Mrs, Christ. Leuaihardt, ,a ll.
MISS F. GIPP staid in lain, sealed wrapper.
An experienced operator, Quite a number from here attended ed postpaid p
the Decoration Day service in Mitchell 80% less than retail, Write for mail.
PHONE 50 or 18 Seaforth on Sunday. order catalogue, Nov. -Rubber Co.,
Mr, and Mrs, John Fisehpe turd sons Box 91, Hamilton, Ont,
of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher PIGS FOR SALE
and Dorothy, Mr. and Rlrs, Chas . 19 choice pigs 8 weeks old, 5 chunks
'Thee," Mr, Rpbent Passmore dolly- and 1 .c t Verna spent Stnrduy h about 70 lbs. 2 sows with
seed she sermon at (both services. r weig int;
tvit.h Mrs. Win. Mueller, )utters of 9 and 12, four weeks old
Benson S'tancntan sang "My Task," Mr, and Mrs. Rnsaell Sltolclice andlApply Wm Boyd• 41.54S, Seaforth,
in the scoring service. Gary spent Sunday with his parents,
Mrs. Lawrence ted m and chit- Mr. and Mrs. Adana Sholdice in Walt- HONEY FOR SALE
lien of Exeter visited 00 Snmday with on, and also attended the anniversary I Ligltt ember, mostly dower, Se
Walt -
the fortner's Parents, \4r. and .tris,' services at Dulf's Vetted Church. I Buckwheat is in ,rout ow•n eontaiir
liter `foie. The community was shocked to . ens. Wallace Ross. Phone 135 3.
- r, and Mrs. Cline Flynn of Lon- hear of the sudden passing of Mr.
don visited on Sunday wiiih the 'rat- Jas Flanagan. Mr. Flanagan was ouri WOMEN, GIRLS WANTED
ter', parents. Mr. and ,airs. Jan. Par- ; oldest pioneer, having attained the � Earn- from 51o. to *15. weekly sell -
kms. age of SS years, He enjoyed the best fug FA\i1LE\ HIGH QUALITYDr. Moir Passes Suddenly,— of health and was quite active. He GOODS to relatives and established
Dr. \lextwder Mole passed away farmed within a mile of Brodhagen 1 clientele. Evet'yone spends money on
suddenly at his home on Highway 4 all his life. ' household and toilet articles, etc.
s;,nth on Thursday from heart 'failure A severe electrical storm swept 1 Every FAMILEX customer is it satis•
in his PSth year. He- had 'made his lits- this community ou Sunday morning fled customer. Work 5 of 6 hours per
nal trip to the village for his mail and and lightning struck the barn owned day, profit by our experience, and
on retaining hone complained of feel- by Mr. Geo. F. Moeller, and burned !you will succeed. XO RISK ..good
111 ill and lay down and when his it to the ground. ' earnings assured to workers. Let us
wife returned to itim in a short time The men of this community 'let 511 help you. Write at ence to Miss St.
she 4vtunsl trim dead. The- deceased G. Miller's hall on Monday evening George, 570 St. Clement Street, Mon•
was a son of he late Mr. and Nine. to organize a Men's Patriotic Society. treat
George Moir and w•.as born in Hay I
township and spent ail 'his life herc : HENSALL SOLDIER WRITES
with 'Che exception of ten years silent Continued from Page One
in Western Canada, Dr. Moir was ed- them go for our hard tack and hurry
ucated at Goderich high sdhool, Go- beef. So I have come: to the conclu-
elerich model school, Harbord Colleg- cion anybody and everybody back in
late Institute, Toronto; Denver 'Nor- Canada, should alt tight and feel con•
mal School, !UtliIvorsity Of tbaFOR SALE
nitdha, tented. Rationing in England is an- A Goodison separator, 36.50 with
and taught school for a number of other hard thing to put up with, 1/4 lb. Milverton feeder, and a Mildmay
years before practising medicine in butter per person, 14 lb, sugar Per grain elevator; in Al condition. Ap•
Hensald, He sold his practice to Dr. person per week, 2 oz. tea a week per, ply at the News Office.
Smillie and has specialized in radium person, and you realize how the Eng. WANTED
for the past Went), years. Eight years lisp people go for their' tea, and last
ago he esta'bdished the Boron Springs but not least, a hand thing for the An experienced girl for general
Sauatariunt which -was patronized by , young fonts, 5 gals, gas per mouth. housework in small family Capable of
patients from all over the province. Cigarettes 1/6 for 20--36c in our taking full charge. Apply to The
The deceased was a prominent mens- - money. And oh, yes, John, my opinion! News office.
Iger of the' United ,Church and a. mens- b of the beer, Well, it's rotten, as far as WANTED
lber of 'the Session. Surviving is 'his I'm concerned. Applications for Music Teacher for
wife, one (brother Robert, Hensall, • 1 transferred to a new outfit, motor• S.S. No. tl Hallen, will T received
and one sister, ,:firs, Colin McGill, in cycle squadron. Have a new Norton Sp to Sept, 21st. t, w Lee Steepen•
Manitoba. A 'public Funeral service single, nice job. 'Pell Jack, would tike sae, Sec.-Treas.. Seaforth R.R. 2.
was held 'from the 'late thome on ,Mon- to go him a race. Also tell him there
day afternoon and was ;very lamgely are 10 girls to every guy, as all their'
attended, showing the esteem in wvhicit boys are in the army over here. The
the deceased was held and was con- people over here aree very nice, they
ducted lby Rev, A. a te ' Wee tIan boys.
Met to one Iike n cethe Caned- policeman item Store must accounts settled by 0c ober
Fern -
former paster of she United 'Church. i b y
\]r. Robert Passmore 'read'9he Scrip" iHeitorokomewhile
ometwithfour
ltimytoleave
stay, collection.
placed in other hands for
and had a very Mee daughter, in fact
think I will -spend next week end Notice To Creditorsthere He took me through Palette__
ment buildings, also Westminster Ale IN THE MATTER OF the Estate
hey, Very interesting to see, but the of HENRY BEUERMANN, late to
most interesting thing I've seen 50 the Township of McKlliin the
of
Par is the underground, sore can go County of Huron, Farmer, deceased•
places in a hurry. NOTICE is hereby given that all
See Bob Venus about anoa week,
and think he is gettingalongfine' 1 Persons having claims against the
oft
can't mention any of the places I've Estate of HENRY BEitERMANN, late
been as it is against regulation. of the Township of aleKfllop, in the
My version of the whole matter, County of Huron, Farmer, who died
though, is another long war. Belgium on or -about the 1st day of August.
and France cashing in the way they A.n. 1940, are required to send in or
did but as we all can quite easily see. deliver to the undersigned Solicitors
anything and everything Jerry has for the Administrator, on of before
got so far is either through treachery te full p 27th
daday s of pt ember,aA D. 1940
or fifth columnist, and 1 don't mean NOTICE is also given that after that
And
maybe. Say bona to the folks in Sere
Hate the Administrator will prorated
to distribute the Assets of the said
Estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
For the Fall Fair
With a Superior Perma-
nent by taking advant-
age of the
SPECIAL PRICES
Work Shoes & Rubber Boots
We have agood stock. Our prices are the lowest, These
facts have stood the test
Taylor's 'Soap Flakes, 5 lbs 33c Star Weekly 10c
Royal Purple Pig Starter $2,65 RecleanedRaisins, 2 lbs„ .. ,25o
Royal •Purple 'Hog Concentrate„53,75 Salada, with glass, / ib,, , , 38o
New Life Hog Concentrate 52.75 A good stock of meats.
New Life Pig Starter $2.35 Work Shirts 51.00
Robinhood Flour 53.15 Work Pants , , , , , , , ., , . 51.25
Prairie Rose Flour 52.90 Overalls, 9 oz. 52.00
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 17c Work Socks, pair—
Rolled Wheat, 5 lbs. 19c 23c, 29c, 30c, 35c, 39c. 49c
Keep abreast of the times, follow the war pie.t.nres in the Star Weekly
innigan
J.
B' BeautySalon
FOR SALE
A numbet of 5 months' old White
Leghorn pullets. Wm. Rutledge. Sea -
forth R.Rt2, Phone 6160, Clinton
central, •
Notice
lure, 203rd Psalm, and Rev. Davi
Moir of Hamilton (led in prayer. Abide
with '\Ise and 0 God Our Help In
Ages Past were sung and Mr. W. O.
Goodwin sang "There Is A Land.
The honorary bearers were [Messrs.
Henry Horton Sr., Geo, Douglas, T.
Welsh, Mervyn Brawn, Geo, Politick,
Wm. Reynolds. The acting bearers
were Messrs. !John Passmore, Harry
Howard. Peter tMoir, John .Ztiefle,
Bent and R. Faker. Floral tributes
,were very ,bea'ut'iful. Wreaths were
sent by Huron .Medical Association,
P ofe,sor and Mrs. Jas, 'Weir, Mont-
reel.
ontreal, W. E. Howarth and family, of
'London; personal ;friends, ilaa R. Dat'-
idson, John Zuefle, Thos. Welsh,
eemsresseEMIfig
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
forth for me. Tell them to write as
we SUIT like to receive mail from
Canada, sort of cheers you up you
;.now. Well, will close now, hoping to
:,e.ei amm you real soon. I remelt]. Notice.
DATED at Stratford, Ontario, this
MANLEY fish day of September, A.D. 1940,
GOODWIN & ANDREW
We welcome news of the wveathet - 15 Ontario Street,
Iran predicting fine weather so that Stratford. Ontario.
tltu harvest may come to an end. Solicitors for the Administrator.
While a tot of damage' has been done
there were a few that took advantage
of their barn room and are contented
to wait for the thresher to some when
he is ready, as the grain will save in
the straw.
The sympathy of the community
goes our to Mrs. John A. Eckert and
her family and friends, in the sudden
demise of her father, Mr, James
Flanagan of Logan Township.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
Jerry O'Hara, who has been operated
on in the Seaforth hospital, is on the
way to improvement, and we hope
for her speedy recovery,
i
QUITTINGBUSINESS
�� SAL
A*U'
Still a large number of the very best bargains
ever offered, at Walker's 1 alai •
lean -Up Sales
Co e in and look around this week, specially
on Fair ay0
g
ur 'lure Stor
SEAFORTH
Laying Pullets
A Number of choice Barred
Rock Pullets, laying, for
immediate sale.
SUNNYVALE
POULTRY FARM
PHONE 666 r3
SEAFORTH
McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers SolicitorsEtc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. 'Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
SPECIAL SEPTEMBER -
STOVE SALE
1 Heating Stove, Large.... $20.00
1 Beating Stove $10.00
1 Heading Stove $ 5.00
1 Master Piece Range 828,00
1 Cook Stove 515.00
These Stoves all in Good Condition
All our Stock of Coleman 1940
Models at 10% Discount during
this Sale
JOE MCCULLY Co.
General Merchants. SRUCEFIELD
Phone, Seaforth 659-31
Phone, Clinton 615-31
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN'
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office its the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth, Office hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 pan. to 5 p.m, Saturday
evening, 7:30 p, m. to 9 p. m,
PORTABLE SILO
Store your silage at a nominal cost.
The R0SC0 Portable Silo makes
available to farmers and stock raisers
ensilage storage facilities equal to
the highest priced permanent silos,
and at a fractional cost. Combined
with this it gives you the added feat-
ure of portability. Build the Rosec
Silo as you fill it, and take it down
as the ensilage. is used. 12 ft, silo
priced at 57.75 per unit, 14 ft, silo
priced at 58.65 per unit. ilfurraY
Tyndall. Brueefleld, Phone Clinton
618 r 12.
TO RENT
50 acre farm. Brick house, barn,
well, orchard, colony house. Apply at
the Seaforth News Office, Seaforth,
FOR SALE
Saxon Treasure combination heat-
er and cook stove with copper reserv-
oir, in Al condition. Large oval, deep
firebox. Reasonable for quick sale,
Frank J. Swale, Centre street,
WANTED
Man and wife want to rent two or
three rooms, either furnished or un-
furnished, heat and light included, in
Seaforth or Egmondville. Apply at
News Office
KILL THE GERM
And prevent disease by disinfecting
and whitewashing your stabling now
before your herds and flocks are
housed. Charges moderate, All work
guaranteed. Only modern methods
used. Bruce Berry, Brucefield,
APPLES FOR SALE
Sprayed apples for sale, Phone
Clinton 622-24, Fred McClymont,
Varna.
FOR SALE
Seven roomed cottage in Egmond-
ville, All conveniences. 1/-, acre land,
good barn and garage. Also upright
Heintzman piano in good condition.
Apply to Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner.
HOUSE FOR SALE
In Egmondville, 8 roomed brick
house, all in good repair, double gar-
age. Taxes reasonable. Apply to Mrs.
E. J. Dinnin, Seaforth.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
in first class companies,
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
GRAIN
I ale buying grain for George
Thompson, of Hansail. We
carry a stock of bags at all
tinges. Also will do your
ti -asking.
For latest quotations or in-
formation, phone 655r2, Any
service cheerfully given.
WM. M. SPROAT
Tile Yard
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DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235
DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.