The Seaforth News, 1943-11-18, Page 8HENSALL
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Counsil,Meeting.-- Card of Thnks
Statutory meetiilg of the village I wish to thank all the friends
', held
(l neighbors. Dar ththeirkindness and
council was wre d on Monday at 8 an
help m every way since my recent
opezataon, Louis Taylor, Varna,
Born - At Airs R J Pattersotts P•01. in the council chamber with till
Nursing Horne, kiwis/ill, on Satnrcicty, members being• irresent, Tlro minutes
Nov. 53, to Mr, and Mrs; Win. GIolm, of the- pz'evious meeting read. I,,
a
son, Fink and F. Snsallecombe that the
Barn -- At Mrs R J Patterson's minutes be adapted' as real Carried DOG LOST
Nursing Home, Hensali, on hitt•. R. J, Patterson; tax collectorYoung collie dog, clerk brown,
ur'day, Nov, 13, to Reeve and Mrs, R, ported' tax collections` to date zof lost since Nov' 8th, Any informationE. Shaddick, a son. $3,025.22. J, A. Patterson, treasurer please call 6541'12, Seaforth,
The Red Cross Branch of S.S. No, presented his annual financial re -FOR SALE
10, Hay, held their regular meeting at port for the year ending .November { Good Jersey cow for sale, freshen
the home of Mrs, Fred Co1'bett on 15th, 1943, A. Kerslake and E. Fink 1st of February. Apply to E. Andi'ew
Thursday afternoon, with a good at- that the treasurer's report be adopt- Flarpnrhey, ;,
tezndanee. During the afternoon the ed. as read. Carried. Correspondence •
ladies quilted two quilts; read as follows: F, W, Gladznan re Auction Sale
Miss Margaret Johnston, assistant property, Dept, of Municipal Affairs
at the local Post Office, has been con• re bonds, The Scale Shop re stook Farm Stock and implemeuts. At
fined to her home the past weak ow- scales, Judge T, M. Costello re the Lot 16, Concession 3, Morris Twp,,
ing to illness, •voters' list, Bills and accounts: 8% utiles south ofBhzevale; Those
Mrs. Wesley Veneer visited recent- School board, current ex from a distance are welcomed for
ly at the home of her dengbter and pensee,
son-in•law Illi. and Mrs. Gilbert
$1,000; J. Parkins and .A. Kerslake, dinner. Thursday, Nov. 25th, Sale
Johns; I711mville, that the account of the school board starts at 1 pan., sharp.
Mr. and hire. Ezra Bipfel recently be paid. Carried. F. Snzallacombe and Horses - 1 bay horse 10 years old;
-
purchased the property on No. 4 E. Fink, that we now adjourn to 1 Amu mare rising 9 (team); 1 bay
highway from Mr, Walter Fairbairn, meet again Dec. 6th at 8 p.m. -Jas. horse rising 5;1 bay mare rising 4
Mwhich Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Morris A. Patterson, Clerk, (team),
have been residing, I I Cattle - 1 fresh cow; 1 cow to
The Exeter•Hensall branch of the Presentation.- freshen Nov. 18511; 1 cow to freshen
Canadian Legion held a very success- About fort neighbors and friends Presentation. --
Jan 28th. 1 cow due in Match; 1
Ful bingo and dance in the town hall y g Jersey :coy, idly; 2 carrying 2n2
on Thursday evening. The prizes gathered at the home of Mr and coif; 1 cow, ch'y; 2 roan steers 2
were fowl and the door prize a tori Mrs. Geo. Dalrymple on Thrusday years old; 2 gray steers 2 years old;
evening th honor of their son, Pta, 1 gray steer 2 years old; 2 poll Angus
key, was wan by Miss Gweiuiolyn "Wilmer Dalrymple who has been steers 1 year old; 2 poll. Angus heif-
Cooper of Kippers, Murdoch's orches•
tra furnished the music for the dance
and the floor manager was Mr. M.
Crich of Clinton. The ladies of the
"Five Hundred Club" sold refresh-
ments during the evening.
Institute Meets
The November meeting of the Sen-
ior Women's Institute was held at
the home of Miss Florence Welsh on
Wednesday evening with Mrs, Fred
Beer co -hostess. The president 3iiss
Gladys Luker, presided and opened
the meeting by singing the Ocle and
0 Canada." Miss _Florence Welsh am-
- compel -tied at the piano. The roll call
was answered witr My Favorite Pro-
verb. Tho • pr'esident introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. R. A. Brook, who
gave an interesting address entitled
"Armistice No, 2", and to whom a
hearty vote of thanks was extended,
The business followed. A report of
the overseas boxes which were pack-
ed, was given by the president, also
letters read from P,O. Kenneth Pass-
more somewhere in England and
from Mr. and Mrs. Wm, G. Bell. Mrs.
Orr reported eight housewives finish-
ed for the navy and displayed one, A
very interesting report was presented
by Mrs. Beer, who attended the Wo-
men's Institute convection reld in
Hotel London, Nov. 2,3, 4. A most
interesting motto entitled "Nothing
Great Was ever achieved without en
thusiesm," was given by Mrs, E.
Chipehase, The demonstration was a
display of "Something New from
Something Old." by the members.
The recipe by Mrs. Mickle was given
by Mrs. Drysdale and the current
events prepared by Miss Sally Man-
son was presented by Miss Esther
Macillwaine. The December meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs, R.
Cameron with Miss Greta. Lammie
co -hostess. A piano instrumental by
Miss Lammie concluded the program
after which the national anthem was
sung and refreshments served,
tome on furlough, Progi'essive eueh- ors 1 year old; 2 blue roan heifers, 1
re was played, The ladies' first prize Year old; 1 Hereford heifer, 1 year
was won by Mrs. Wesley Veneer and old; 1 white heifer 1 year old; 1 bull
ladies consolation by Mrs. Thomas '10 months, eligible for registration;
S poll A
Brintnell, The gents first prize won ngus calves; 6 young cattle,
by Mr. Wesley Veneer and gents' yearlings.
consolation by Mr. Stanley Mitchell, Pigs' -"-1 sow with pigs at foot; a
Later Wilmer was presented with a number of shoats,
signet ring and a money belt con- Contents 05 House Trailer, includ-
i R 1'
taining money. The presentation Was
ng , vro res suitable for orchestra; 1
made by 114r, Stanley Mitchell and+ tent 7x12 (newt, blanitets, dishes, etc,
Other articles, tools (oar equip -
the accompanying address read by meat) too numerous to mention,
Mr. Joe Ferguson. The recipient ex- Implements - 1 White engine, 25 -
pressed sincere thanks and 811 joined horse, suitable for saw mill or heat -
in singing "For He's a Jolly Good ing plant; 1 tank (capacity 11 bar -
Fellow," Refreshments were served. rets); 1 suction mew complete with
"Dear Wilmer, We, your friends and hose, Beatty make (new); 1 circular
FOR SALE
.A "Massey Harris 8 -inch grinder,
and a box cutter, both in good re-
pair. Russell Coleman, Phone 366r
41, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
One. 1Vlasterpicee took stove with
warming closet, a good welter and an
excellent baker. Ernest Stevens, Rail-
way street,
Auction Sale
Lambert Sale Yards, Str'athroy,
Saturday, Nov. 20th, 100 Head mixed
stock Cattle, Sales every Saturday.
Also private sales during the week.,
Trucks to deliver.
A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer,
FOR SALE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1943
Saturday Cash & Carry Specials
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Maxwell House Coffee, lb bag 390
Maple• Leat Flour . 98 ib, bag 2,40
Robinhood Flour ................ ............•.• . 98 lb. bag 3.59
Guest Ivory Soap 5 cakes 23e
Ivory Sew, plcge, 22o
Oxydol, pltger 90
Odex Soap 4 cakes 19e
Blue Ribbon Tea, 11) 69c
We close at 10 P.M.. Saturday
W. J. FINNIGAN
00 Barred Roclt pullets, 5 months
old. Mrs. Alex. Stirling, 852-32, Sea, •
forth.
WANTED
Two school boys, or two girls, to
room. Apply to Mrs, W. J. Stevens,
James St,
FOR SALE
One Leicester ram lamb far sale,
Oliver Anderson, Phone 5 on 850
TIRE 1LOST
21 -inch tire and rim, lost on Mill
Road last week. Pinder please notify
Bill Fotheringham, phone Clinton
628-11, Also bunch of York chunks
for sale.
200 Rock pulletsFOR readySALE-to-lay, Apply
Mrs. James Murray, R.R. 1, Seaforth,
Phone 852-24.
RO0MS
At Sri's, Gordon's, are for rent to n
reliable couple, No fancily. Conveni-
ent to church, school and store, Part-
ly heated if desired. Apply at the
house on Main St„ Egnnonciville, or
address Box 51, Seaforth.
neighbors are gathered here together saw; 1 Deering binder 7 ft.; 1 Auction Sale
at your home with feelings of pride Massey -Harris mower, 6 foot cut; 1
and regret. With a feeling of pride Massey -Harris manure spreader; 1 Mrs, Peter Fitzpatrick will offer
because you, a young man of our International manure spreader; 1 for sale at public auction, mi the
community are leaving us to proudly seed drill: 1 root pulper; 3 Mc- premises, lot West Ses of ;*136, Mill
do the job that has been assigned to Laughlin cutters; 5- Chatham cutters; Street, Dublin, on 'Saturday, Novem-
you in this war. We know you will 4 Wm. Gray cutters; 3 extra set of bey 27, at 1 p.m., the following;
carry the torch high and do your job shafts; 2 set of sloop sleighs; 1 set The House and Lot. --The house is
as well as you can. We also have a of bench sleighs; 1 truckwagon; 1 a fine 10 -roost building with new
feeling of regret because we will set of scales; 1 Massey -Harris comb- hardwood floors, recently decorated
miss you from our Community. For ination rack; 1 top buggy; 2 sets of and all in good condition, -It is suit -
of
you have always been a good sport bridles; ble It3tntarpaulinsetsuit blceoufor able
Household Meets 1 new chester-
-1
and neighbor. Re Vizi"' you the bast
of luck. As a remembrance please trucks; 1 babbit spoon; 1 power field suite, 3 rockers, 2 occasional
accept these gifts as
a token of our drill; 4 sills suitable f 1 1 5 chairs 1 secretary. 1 lcitchen table
s 1 a of lay reek;
friendshipand goodwill. Signed on rock elm tongues; a quantity of lum- G kitchen chairs, bedroom furniture
g her; a number of cedar posts; 1 pile (dressers, stands, four beds with Auction Sale
behalf of your neighbors and friends of dry mumaple wood mattresses and springs), hall melt,
Terms rash, four small tables, magazine rack, 1
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer.
Mrs. Jas. Thynne, Jack Thiene,
r nnrnslra Or. .
same at Mrs. R. A. Orr's by Decem- clock, 1 sewing machine, 4 floor
b 1st The following are acceptable
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
tic, Click Cornice,
gaissznagauospOr
Card of Thanks
Mrs, S. Leyburme and family wish
to thank their friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted in any way
during their recent sad bereavement,
also those who loaned cars and for
the beautiful floral tributes,
FARM FOR SALE
150 acres good clay loam, all under
cultivation except 12 acres of bush.
Well drained and fenced. Bank barn
on stone. foundation, 66' square,
stabling underneath with cement
floor's. Hay barn 341 square with hen
house underneath, driving shed 24' x
34'. Cement silo 12'x35': Frame house
with Insulate brick covering, seven
rooms and wood shed. Situated 7
miles from Seaforth, 4 miles from
Walton, 100 rods from school and 175
miles .from Winthrop. Lot 27, pt. 28,
Con. 10, Melfillop, Apply to Zack
McSpadden, Walton, R,R.4.
Hydro all through barn and house,
TRACTOR PLOW
3 furrow Case tractor plow. 10 inch
shears, for sale. Fergus Horan, lot 4,
con, 8, Mcleillop, Phone 23r8, Dublin
central.
FOR SALE
300 Rock, White Leghorn, Hybrid
Leghorn and Rock pullets, started to
lay, Blood tested stock, Andrew
Moore breed, Seaforth. Apply to J. A.
Nichol, Lake road, Exeter. Hay P.O.
The magazine committee of the
Navy Lea ire are making an appeal rug (5.10), 1 congoleum rug (Sx10), Of House Furnishings.
fol magazines for the sailors. Any -y y , 1 electric sweeper, 1 electric toaster, In Brussels on Saturday, Nov, 20th.
one having any to donate may leave A l t 1 electric hoe, 1 electric plate, 1 Mrs. Perry, Proprietress,
Attention lamps, wall lamps, stair carpet and
Fa Ynlet`S }7J1 tt
en n p
-American, Atlas @ention
Colliers, Cosmopolitan, Coronet, En- lilt: new, 1 Silent glow oil Miming
push maga (Sphere, Tatler", Es- stove, 1 cook stove with water -front,
guise, FortuSp, Geographic etc.) Hars- Ne will have a Car' of 'Sun Ring' will burn coal m. wood; 1 folding card
niag'az,ne Digest, Movie and Radio
g• carpet, runners and several mats all
ens, Liberty, Life, Look, blacleans,
mags., National, Newsweek, New '
World, New Yorker, Pic, Picture
Post, Punch, Popular Mechanics -
The many friends of Mrs. D. Walks Science. Popular Photography, the
are pleased to hear she is improving, Readers Digest, Red Book, Post,
following her recent operation. , True Story, Women's stags, for the
Mr. W. Kerslake of St, Marys and Women's Services.
LAC Kenneth Kerslake of the RCAF., r
New Brunswick, visited on Saturday Dr. A. R. Campbell, chairman of
with the former's son and daughter- the war services committee and Miss
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake, Gladys Luker, president of Women's
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Patterson spent a Institute, have received grateful let -
few clays last week in Toronto, tors frons,local boys overseas who
Mrs. D. G, Steer and Patsy visited on have received boxes sent them.
Sunday with Mrs. Gertrude Brazier Miss Eleanor Fisher of Graven -
and Miss Dorothy Brazier in London. hurst visited on Tuesday with Mr.
:lir. and Mrs, Ray Lammie of Cen- and Mrs, John E. McEwen,
traria visited on Sunday with the for- The Red Cross Branch of S.S. No,
mer's mother, Mrs. Lammie and Miss 10, Hay, are holding a euchre and
Greta Lammie. dance in the school on Friday even -
Mrs, T. Simpson and Pte. Thos. ing. Everyone welcome.
Simpson of Windsor were recent Rev, Joseph Taylor and Mrs. Tay -
visitors with friends in the village. for and daughter of Cranbrook mov-
Mrs. Lou Simpson returned home ed into the Presbyterian manse this
this week after spending the past week.
several weeks in Detroit with her
daughter, elm.Voth and son, Mr, dies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian
William Simpson. Church suet on Tuesday evening with
Miss June Murdock has accepted Mrs, Basil Edwards presiding. The
the position of organist and choir meeting opened by singing '.When
leader in Br•ucefield United Church He Cometh," after which Mrs. Ed-
am' commences her services there wards led in prayer. Miss Violet
next Sunday. Hyde was appointed secretary to fill
Shipping day at the Red Cross the vacancy macre by Mrs, W. A.
rooms will be Dee, 1st and the con- MacLaren. The business followed,
veners would like all sewing and The program was given by Mrs. Earl
knitting finished and handed in by , Campbell and Mrs. Ed Munn's group
•
The November meeting of the LtA
(3" Lump Coal in our yard this
week end.
Splendid Fuel for the Farm Trade,
More like "Alberta" than any Coal
table, wash -board, :lust mops, 2 oil
churns, cooking utensils, and dishes
and numerous small articles ordinar-
ily found in a home.
available Terms -Cash for all household of-' FOR SALE
Mots. For the house, a down pay -I
li
AI l meat of 10% and the balance within
so a mit
NOTICE
Wee Bradshaw, your Watkins
Dealer, also agent for E. D. Smith •
R
t
stock, Market St., Seaforth, M Ont.
Phone 50.
Tonnage of No. 1 30 days; house offered subject to a
"Buckwheat Anthracite"reserve bid. I
This is first class clean hard coal Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
We have another car of this expected
shortly WANTED TO BUY I
Your orders placed now for "Chestnut A used baby's sleigh walited. Apply
Anthracite" Coal, strictly for brooder to Mrs. J. A. Boucher, corner of
stoves, for late January or February James and Church streets, or phone
delivery, will help us to secure i 54-w. -
your supply
J. e SCOTT ;vave,
with b
SEAFORTH Frank
forth.
cLPARnoe
Auction Sale
Of Farms, Stock, Implements, .Etc.'
At Lot 20, Con. 8, Hibbert Twp„ 1 Of Farm, Stock, Implements, Etc,
2% miles west of Staffa, on Friday, In Egmondville village on Friday,
Nov, 20, at 12 o'clock sharp, ' Nov. 19th at 1 p.m.
Horses -1 Perclieron team 10 years Horses -1 Percheron team 7 years
old Harness, set back band harness, '
d.
Cattle - 2 Durham cows with cal olCettle-- Durham cattle: 1 cow 5
ves, 500 lbs.; 9 Durham cows due to years old, clue in Dec.; 1 cow 8 years
freshen from 1st, Dec, to Mar 1st; 4 old, bred in Sept.; 1 cow 7 years old,
Holstein cows tine to freshen from clue in March; 1 cow, 6 years old, due
time of sale to Mar, let, 2 young 1st of June; 1 heifer 3 years olcl, due
calves; 4 Hereford spring calves; 2 in December; 3 year-old heifers; 3
Holstein heifer spring calves; 3-2- year-old steers; 4 spring calves.
year old Hereford heifers; 25 Here- Pigs 1 York sow; 10 pigs 2
7 Room Brick house, Church St.,
Bathroom, Furnace, Lights, Town
'Vater. Good Barn and Hen House on
property.
7 Room Frame House, North Main
St„ Furnace, Lights and Town Water.
6 Room Frame House, in Egmond-
ville, 2 lots, Lights, Garage on Prop-
erty.
FOR SALE 1 FARM PROPERTY 100 A
2 volt, 6 tube, long and short B Acres McKillop Township,
One
Stewart Warner cabinet radio,
rick House, Bank Barn, good clay
atteries, Also some young pigs. loam, well under -drained, Convenient-
ly located.
Fowler, 3", miles west of Sea- 50 acre Grass Farm, all seeded,
CLEARING
Auction Sale
ford and Durham steers from 700 to I months old
)nosy, Nov, P1511, 900 lbs,
consisting of a piano instrumental I 1 Implements - 1 6 -ft. McCormick
The Sunbeam Mission Bancl of 1 "Edelweiss Glide" by Mrs, Ed, .
Hey, Grain and Routs 400 bus. of binder; 1 6 -ft. Deering mower; 12 -ft.
Carmel Presbyterian Church met in .Munn; Miss Audrey Campbell and macg'i1 is bags of potatoes; 60 dump rake; NTcOornntclt manure
the schoolroom of the church on Sun- tons of mixed bay; 400 bus. of wheat;
Miss Aileen Munn sang a pleasing spreader; 1 spring -tooth cultivator; 1
day at 2.30 p.m. for their regular duet, "Home on the Range," accotn- 15ir hss, feed wheat; 500 bus, of oats, disk harrow; hog crate; Coelcshutt
meeting. The president, Lila Moir, Pigs ie pigs 8 weeks old.
ponied by Miss Aileen Munn on the Implements -1 Model C Case tree.' puller and cultivator; seed drill; 1
presided and opened the meeting by guitar. A piano
solo
Miss Evelyn tot. on rubber; 1. McCormick Deering sett of ion4harrow; barrows;
arro gip oset soul
a hymn, with Mrs. L. Baynham at Taylory grain separator with straw shredder
the piano. Sentence prayers followed Mrs. Lee of London visited re- and elevator, 28-46; 1 chive belt 100 flet•, 2 furrow gang plow, riding plow,
by Ronald McKinnon, Anne Tiede- cantly with Mrs. Alda Simmons. Font; 1 Co<kslrutt 6 foot. one•rvay dish; set of sloop sleighs, fanning mill; 1
Brandt and Betty L. Moir after cream separator (like new); 1 truck
LAC Carl Daters of the RCAF vis- 1 set. of tractor double disk; 1 new
which the Scripture passages were Red this week at his home here. McCormick Deering tractor plow 3 wagon, steel wheels; hay rack, 16 ft.
read by same. The motto and text htrroty; 1 tiff s
tractor tooth cultiva• (new); fanning mill, hay car, hay
were repeated in unison. The offer- Induction service will be held in tor, 8 Pont; 1 o'McCormick stiff
Deering hay font, rope, slings. 1 steel barrel, 1 oak
in was received and dedicated byr Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hen- lc drr; 1 sulky ralce; 1 Viking cream barrel, forks, shovel, whippletrees,
Mrs. R. A. Orr, The roll call was an- sail, when Rev, Joseph Taylor of p rioter with iliotor; 1 82000.16, and outer articles.
swererl by fourteen members, after Cranbrook will be inducted as min-
stock scaics; 1 set of 4 section hair Flaruess-1 set of breeching hay -
.
1 rubber tired wagon and gravel nese; number of ]corse collars; 65
box: .t rultipacker; 1 grain box; 1 "solos,
M,H, side rake, 2 wheel trailer, 1 Household Effects -1 Quebec cook
walking plow; M.H. manure spreader; stove' 1 extension kitchen table, 1
CONSTANCE 1 Uoelcshutt. 13 disk fertilizer 4r111 sausage and land press; 2 oak rock -
(Bite new); 1 Frust & Wootl rnowor 6 ens 1 davenport (oombinatiom); 1
Down South study
bookwataken by an 1,(11(1 1n „thee] roost of the church on ft est binder;e1releclric grinder, 'Wee- churn; 1 Victrola and records; 1 wal-
Thursday afternoon. Thence. Tho thrghnuse, 1 'electric fencer'; fanning nut organ, 1 dresser.
Mrs. Roy Maclaren. The meeting Foundation of the new order, eel ruin, extension ladder, hay 'f .1 •roe Grain -36 bus, of seed peas. -
closed by singing "We've a Story to n,'aysn', Mrs. Nottingham offered p
which the secretary, Douglas Moir . ister,
read the minutes. Mrs. Orr then core ,
ducted the business and a hearty
vote of thanks is extended to all
those supporting the 'Band m the
sale of Christmas cards. The topddC Regular sleeting 05 W M S was f t • 1 esFI snuffler.1 nee. 7 washing machine and wringer, 1
sling ropes, fonts, shovels, whipple- Terms on chattels, cash.
trees and other -articles. - Property -Frame house in Village
of Egmondville with acres of land
Quantity of household furniture, 74
Terms cash. with good well and cistern,
Al. the same time and place tile F<irnr -- 60 acres more or lose in
Township of 'uckersmith with good parcels cf property will ;he
offered: barn 40x60, and frame house, goon
FarinaPParcel 1, 100 aeras, Lot 26, water supply. If net 'sold together
Con, 8, -Iaei•t Twp, Large bank buildings will he offered separately,
barn with straw stied, silo, water in Terms on property made known
barn and good stabling; drive shed; day of sale,
Crawford Simpson, Proprietor.
good brick house, buildings,
u nmttaconveneE P, Chesney, Cleric,
c.nces, hydro throughout but ings, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Parcel 2 -- 100 acres; Lot 26, Con,.
7, Hilbert Twp., all in grass except
12 acres of wheat. Windmill, excellent
water supply.
Parcel 3 - West Se of Lot 30, Con:
6, Hibbert Twp, All in grass. Wind-
mill, good water supply.
Terms on pr'oper'ty made known
day of sale, sold subject to reserve
hill.
Estate of the late Wm. Davis, Prop
Harold Jacltson, Auctioneer,
10. P. Chesney, Clerk.
Tell to the Nations," and the Lord's prayer, Hymn 329 was sung, after
prayer in unison. which Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Notting.
Rev. McConnell of Lucknow con- ham offered prayee. Scripture read -
ducted services in Carmel Presbyter- ing, Psalm 33 by Mrs. Nottingham,
tan Church on Sunday. Miss June Mrs. Britton gave 0 reading on re -
Murdoch contributed a vocal' solo, sentnient, Mrs, Menzies then took
"'Breathe on Me Breath of God," and :hige of the meeting for iuslalling
also presided at the organ (Wring the ofticm s: President, Mrs, Britton; ist
vire Min, Lindsay;2nc1 vice Mrs,
evening service. 1Tugill; secretary, Mrs. C, Dexter;
Mr. and Mrs, A. L, Case visited on tr essar'or, Mrs. B. Stephenson; rec.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosser setty„ Mrs. R. Lawson; literature
in Denfield. see., Mrs, E, Lawson; temperance
Services in the United Church on sec„ Mrs. Snell; mita box secty,
Sunday were conducted by Rev. R, Miss Edith Britton; pianist, Mrs, MI-
A, Brook. The choir sang two an- duan; assistant, Edith Britton press
theme, "Prepare Ye the Way," and see.tY•, Min C. Dexter., stewardship.
"Dedication" with Miss Greta Latn- Mrs, B. Stephenson; strangers' seety.,
mie A.T.C.M. at the console. Mrs, G. Leitch; floral committee,
Mrs, Addison.
A very enjoyable evening was MVR. Will Dolmagc entertained her
spent on Friday W1zen the Wohelo neighbors to a Red Cross quilting on
Class entertained at a cro1dnole pal -
,Wednesday of last week,
ty. Refreshments were served at te
conclusion of the games. Want and For Sale ads, 3 weeks 60c,
sir rHont4s°!CLF(? It o t
Township of Hibbert. Good, piece of
land with ample water supply.
135 Acres, McKillop Township,
Frame House and Good Barn, Well
located.
E.,C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance & Real Estate
Phones 334 Seaforth, Ont. Res. 220
PILES Sufferers of bleeding and
Protruding piles should
know Bumpers 1lerbal Pills treat the
cause at its source. Money back if
the first bottle does not satisfy. At
Beating's and McKindsey's Drug
Stores.
TRIMMED
TURNIPS
WANTED
Highest Market Prices
Sizes 31/2" to 6 in,
Phone 171-14, Exeter
EDGAR CUDMORE
R,R,1, Hensall
Seaforth
Monument Works
Formerly W, E. Chapman
NOW OPERATED BY
CUNNINGHAM &
PRYDE
We invite inspection of our stock
of Cemetery Memorials
SEAFORTH - TUESDAYS AND
SATURDAYS, or any other
time: by appointment
See Dr, Harburn -?hone 105 .
Phone 41 -Exeter -Box 150
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays:
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank , Build.-
ing, Seaforth, Office hours: -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1,30 p.m. to 5 p.m, Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m,
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH Ont.
Officers
President, Alex. McEwing, Blyth;
Vice President, W, R. Archibald, Sea-
forth;
eaforth; Mgr. & Secs-Treas., M. A. Reid,
Seaforth,
Directors
Alex, McEwing, Blyth; W, le. Arch.
ibald, Seaforth; Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth; Chris. Leonharclt, Bornholm;
E, .1. Tr'ewartba, Clinton; Thomas
Moylan, Seaforth; Frank McGregor,
Clinton; Hugh Alexander, Walton;
George Leitch, Clinton.
Agents
John E. Pepper, Brimfield; R. F.
McKercher, Dublin; J. le. Prueter,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
Parties desirous to effect insurauce
or transact other business, will be
promptly ateuded to by applications
to any of the above named officers
offi
addces,ssreed to their respective post
Watson & Reid
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
(Successors to James Watson)
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Companies,
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A, McMaster, M.B., Graduate
of University of Toronto,
The Clinic is fully equipped with
complete and modern x-ray and other
up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptic
equipment.
D', F, J, R. Forster, Specialist in
Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and
Throat, will be at the Clinic the first
Tuesday in every month from 3 to
5 p.m.
Free well -baby clinic will be held
on the second and last Thursday in
every month from 1 to 2 p.m.
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
In Dr, H. H. Ross' office. Phone 5 J
MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Dr, W. C. Sproat
Phone 90 W - Seaforth
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, University
of Toronto. Late Assistant New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute,
Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square
throat hospitals, London, Eng. At
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third
Wednesday in each month from 2 to
4 p.m, Also at Seaforth Clinic first
Tuesday in each month. -53 Waterloo
St., Stratford. Telephone 267.
Spence's Produce
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 170-W, Seaforth
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Assures Security for over
One 1Vlillion Partners
H. R. LONG, GODERICH
District Agent
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 .
DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
(Essential War Industry)
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