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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
HENSALL.
Mr. John Kennedy opened up his
new grocery store with a brand new
stock on !Saturday -morning. Mr, Ken,
nedy'comes to 'HenSall fnom Flesher -
ton, teeth recommended, and will no
'doubt do a good husiness.
IMM. /Ezra Willard is making a nuns,
ber of improvements to .his home on,
North Richmond street,
There was a meeting of the village
council. on 'Saturday morning 11 `hen
ate repairing of the pavement and' the
sale of beer aiid wine at the local ho-
tel were discussed, -
`Ihere is nothing definite as to the
• sale of -beer and wine in the lHensaIl
'hotel, up till today, Tuesday. The 'ho-
tel has been re-ntod'elled and made
up-to-date in every way. The pool
room has been made into the beer
parlor and when all is completed it
'will be one of the 'bet of the smaller
hotels itt the province
The death occurred Thursday mor-
. ming in the 'Stratford 'General 11ospi-
tal, from influenza, of Nona -Case. be-
loved wife of Mr. :Alfred McClelland,
•C.\ R. express agent at St. Marys.
Mrs. McClelland was born in Hen-
sel! 34 years ago, being a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Case, and Mov-
ed from ,here to Toronto with her
parents- some years ago: She was mar-
ried to Mr. McClelland in '1tJ1119 and
,ince her marriage has lived in Tor-
onto, Kitchener and St, Marys, Be..'sides her husband, she is survived by
five children, Also her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. IJ,oseph Case of Toronto and
-tvq sisters, Mrs. '('Dr.) J•unkin and.
Miss Doris Case of Toronto,- The fu-
neral took place from her late .home
on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. 'Harald' Calks of 'Santa /Bar-
bara, Cal„ is visiting 'here with her
mother, Mrs, John 'Dinsdale and sis-
ter, Mrs, Fred ,Sinatnons.
Mr. Fred Hess is making a number
of improvements 't'o his 'fine home on
-South Richmond street,
Miss Isabel Malcolm of Flesherton
has been visiting with her friend, Miss
.tartan Filshie.
!Ret, Arthur Sinclair, pastor of the
United Church, took the service_ on
Sunday last and preached two splen-
did .sermons, At the morning service
Mr. Sans Randle sang a solo and at
the evening service there was a quar-
tette by 'Kathryn Drysdale, -Minnie
Sangster and Bela 'Smaie.
Miss Annie ,Carlile left last week
'or 'London where she has secured a
- nition.
Dr. and Mrs. Spellman and little
-laughter of Kitchener were ris.iting
,riends 'awn.
M..: Ed. Willard of Grand (lend is
',mending a few days in town visiting
brother, Mr, Ezra Willard.
Mr, t e 'r,4e T. \Tickle ,f Ridge-
tet was in ,'wtt Iver the week ettd
a, the. !tense ,, his son, Mr.
:Lair I Mickle.
Mrs. :A'.' ti and son t •rd n -n1
\Are Heber: Doig •and :on Fred of
Melph are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Far! Drummond,
Alt !Fanny Bissett f Exeter spent
few days visiting with Mrs. 'Howard
awl,.r and other friends.
kr, Harold Slterritt is ending a
eek or two visiting with his uncle
tad tort Dr. ant Mrs, Burley of A:
mote ea.
Mr, and Mlrs. Harold Strut` h cf
',rt Dover spent the week en' itt
town visiting elatiwes.
,Rat Patterson and Norman Sin-
clair took in the World's Fair .,t
Chien._;,, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dry.'.lµ:e .re
iaway week on a fnoLtt 'r I .to
�•ta v and North 33ay.
!Wednesday aftelmoon will t,e the
last leek haif .teliday .i1 the ...,.e
!or this c.,m,
The council are having the cement
road n thing :tree: repaired 1 all
the 'cracks filled in. This has e
aline every ye t', keep tate pave:rent
ingolc rdi:tn.
The or,p onion setts •w in
the 'Ile r :1 district s about aIi 1:ed
,.i.; there a-,t.endid crop, 1.t Lo i' r
,the price :, eel the grotver is not
large ehe me •> will make no the
difference 7,0,1 th'e grower wi:1 re-
ceive a• tidy sum
Baseball News In the ti.est lame
of the I to Cmety i7 erne Iia e B.
finals payed here la -t Week t •, t en
\Wier ,n and Hensel, Hensa.j won
17 to 3. Game by inning +Hen.a:l-
7,:I11't.1's70 l:. 'Wet erlor ilit(rietfft(i3
—3. Ilea t t.: Ga-cho. Hawkins,. G.
'Rennie, •E,.Kerslake. Welsh, Tiernan,
(Foster, S, Rennie, C. Kerslake. Wat-
erloo: 'Kropp, Schultz. \\altc•n. Mol -
son, (Bauer, McAvoy, Plan Li,
.S ch men, Moyer, Schmidt, '(Hall. Bat-
teries for IHenall, E. Kerslake and C.
,Kers1•ake; for Waterloo, 'Schmen,
Moyer, Flatland Schmidt, 'Strike -outs
'for (Kerslake, S for ',foyer, 6. for
'.Sc'hmsd't 1. Umpires, G. Foroue and
-F. Bonk, Landon. A 'large crowd was
present to witness -this game from all
,over this district. On Saturday after-
noon the second game of the series
was played at (Waterloo This game
'teas won by Waterloo 6-3. Hensel]:
B00110.0000-13; Waterloo: IBO O1Oa-
6. A'bou't 2,000 fan- attended •this
game. H'ensall took the lead in -the
first with two runs, and Waterloo d.
The Tigers took the lead in the 4th
with two, 'bat 'Hensel tied, the count
in the 5'th.Waterloo scored one in. the
s'even'th and two more in the eighth,
giving- them the lead. The Tigers
crashed out nine 'hits off Welsh while
H-en.sall rapped Moyer for only five,
three of these in the first, after which
lfnyer ,allowed them only two in the
eight, Welsh struck oat nine .and
Mover 5, but Welsh walked four
• while Moyer gave only two passes.
(Batteries for I-rensall: \V'eis'h and
Kerslake; for Waterloo. ,foyer and
Lehman. Umpires, Ames and Dick.
• :The deciding game between Wa-
terloo and. Mensal] Will be played at
1Kntc'hener nit 'Wednesday af,terndon
of .this week when a large crowd of
Hensel' farts will go to Kitchener
- with- the team.
Keep Douglas' Egyptian Liniment
always in the stable, ready for imme-
diate use. ,Rem'oves proud flesh .and
inflammation, Thrush or Hoof Rot.
painful and irritating, Remove them
(wieldy and surely with Douglas'
Tinintent.
,Want and For Sale ads, 1 week 25c,
The end of the north pier at
Bayfield, undergoing repairs, was
torn out by the waves during a re-
cent high wind. 'Old residents re-
call that some of the cribwork was
built over forty years ago.
HARLOCK.
\bra 1Knec'htel and Maxeen ,elft on
Tuesday for their honkie in Weyburn,
.Sask., after ha•vin'g s'pen't the last fast
weeks at ,the home :of the formier's
parents, Mr°. and Mr's. Robert Ferris
and other friends,
Miss Olive Knox spent Tuesday
afternoon at the hoarse of Me. end
Mrs. Frank McGregor,
Miss Lknly Parsons is at present
away on a holiday to visit -her father's
sister, formerly Miss Margaret Par-
sons, W:hibe away she expects to be
at the Chicago fair.
The M'is'ses Ros'antrond end Marion
Appleby +are this week visiting at the
home of their grandma, Mrs. Jennie
:Knox,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Ferris and
Reece, Mrs. Knec'lrtel and Maxeen,
Mr. and Mrs. \V'nt. Bell and family
and -lir. and •Mrs. Albert Vod'den
spent Mond'ay afternoon at the home
of Mr. and lfrs. Joseph (Bewley near
'Walton.
The two little fresh air girls who
Mfrs, Bert ,Allen has been entertaining
for the last two weeks left for their
home in Taranto on Tuesday after-
noon,
Mr. and, Mrs. Geo, Sturdy, lir.
Austin Sturdy and Mr, and Mrs, W.
Driver of Goderich spent Sunday,
:Ana, 19th at the home of Mr, and
-llrs, Robert +Ferris.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Bonskili and
family of Winnipeg recently visited
et the h.'nte of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ferris,
Messrs- Robert Leiper and William
Leiper took a trip to Toronto last
week. -
\I ss Jean 'Leiper was successful in
ea„ing her examinations.
Mrs. Warren Gibbinge and' Jean
and Mrs, 1. Rapson spent part of
Thursday last at the 'home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. Thus. 'Knox and
fancily entertained friends Sunday
alterno,;,n.
hiss Edith Beacom has returned
home after holidaying with her
'riot 1 21!ss if Egan of 'Stanley.
Mr. Kathleen Beacom. nurse-in-
trai.time •.pet t Friday at the home of
!1,r Parents. Mr,. and Mfrs. A. W.
lie sn.
We, .\taut tarter wee the guest of
NIde, Leth Shobbrook for few clays.
\I res Latera and Ruth 'Manning
visite 1 , the It'•nte of Fred .Shob-
br•r k Friday iday afternoon,
ELIMVILLE.
lfr. and 'Lrs. Bruce Cooper and
Isabelle were 'Sunday visitors with
MIr. and Mrs. !Fred Ford at Eden.
Misses 'Hazel and Dorothy Johns
are visiting this week with relatives
in Hamilton.
Mr, and Mrs. \Vat. IPybus of near
Chiselhurst were visitors with rela-
tives here on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wes. John are spend-
ing this week with relatives in Tort
Hope.
Mrs. `Wm Skinner, who has been
visiting with friend's at (Shallow Lake
for several weeks has returned 'home.
'Master Te'm'my and little Mis's Con-
ny :Ravenay of !L'on'don spent last
week with friend's in the village.
Mrs Robert Dennison of London,
who has spent several weeks visiting
with relatives in this community, re-
turned to her home last 'Sunday.
HILLSGPEEN
The ;H'illsgreen Church •aneivers-
ary will be held on 'Sunday, +Septenh-
ber 1116th, 11.934, at 1111' aim, and 7,30
p,m. 'Rev. C. W. D, ,Cosens of Clin-
ton will be the guest speaker. The
choir frotn ,Kippen are rendering 'the
tti'nni0,
Mfrs. 'Lorne 'Biller and children f.
1+elconbridge are spending a few days
with her parents, llr. and Mrs. J.
Cochrane and family.
!-\Ir, and Mrs. A. ,Black of Detroit
are spending .a few days with Mrs.
Jas. 'Love and family.
Mr, A. Workmanmoved to Mr, H.
Jones' 'vacant hotrse last week.
A bee was 'held at .the Hil]•sgreen
cemetery two ,afternoons and prepar-
ations were ,trade :to erect a new fence
around th'e cemetery and the front
fon'ce was newly painted'.
Miss Margaret Forrest rf 'Seafonth
spent a day with ifriends in the vicin-
ity.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, .1934
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ACG
Town Topics.
Air: 'Oscar :Neil was in Toronto
week.—IDr, Hodgins of Lateen sp
a clay it' town,—Mr. and Mrs,.alrightwere in Toronto last week,
Mr. Lindner is. on .a two weeks' v,
ation in INapau'ee—Miss Vida MDonald and. 'brother, !Eugene, 'went
the West on 'Tuesday morning.—Mi
Holden of 1Pee'tseille 'N.Y., is
guest of her sister, I2Irs, W. C.
Morstvn'. '^11,r, James Milton .of Lo
don visited at the home of Ir, 10. J,
ch
(Frenthis 'week. Mr. ,\\ lE. Kers-
lake is 'having a new plate glass front
placed' in his flour and feed store,--
Mr. II-'arry earee was one o'f'the suc-
cessful contestants in the Mitch'ell
sports!-'2lrs. 'Janes 'Wright of (Galt
spent a day at the home Of her par-
en'ts, Mr. 'anti' ;Mrs.Wm. ,Payne.--Mr,Charles Little of (Winthrop was in
'Toront'o a few 'days this week, having
taken a car load of cattle and sheep to
Toronto lona ISaturd'ay.—Miss i3;azel
Winter entertained' for the Misses
Kau'fnhan.-Mr. !Jt S. ,Brown of Mc-
Killop returned. on 'Sa'turday, Aug.28thfront a trip to tEngland and Ire-
land.—Mr. 'Thomas IDarwim of town,
Passed his 11013th year on Monday last.
Stratford.
iA 'fatality which has shocked' the
community 'occurred when 1'!r, Rob-
ert H. IPac'kltana -a well :known .faint-
er residitrg a :Short distance west of
the 'city in (Downie Township, was
killed 'by the accidental discharge of a
shotgun, the ,top Of his head being'
co'mplet'ely blown off. He was cross-
ing a barbed wire fence and in his
haste he neglected to place the gun
through' 'the fence before going
through himself, and instead he at-
tempted to pull it after hint, One of
the triggers of t'he gun, which was a
double barreled one, was caught by a
barb on one of the wires and one bar-
rel was discharged at close range,
tearing the top of 'his :head off. 'Death
must have been instantatte'ous.
Tuckersmith,
...Misses Minnie and MIabel Kerr of
Clinton spent 'Sunday ,Here the guests
or Alt .res C lad's and 'Ruth Switzer.
llr, Ernest Rowcliffe of \Vinchel-
sea spent Sunday with relatives here.
He leaves on Tuesday for the \\rest.
--,Ir, Robert Doig has the mason
ward-. of his new house finished. It is
mads of cement blockswith a stone
finish. --Mrs. Joseph ,Atkinson is vis-
iting her sister in Toronto.—M.r. 4Wii-
liant Canning mast be congratulated
for his good work clone this summer.
Mr. Canning ha-, reached the ripe
age of 85 and,has cttt all the grain
this year on hi 1150 acre farm.
Bayfield.
Air. and 'lfrs, Charles IBiggart of
'Barrie are visiting with the 'fornter's
arcitts, -Mlr, and llrs, John Big-
tt
Inmber' o boy. oys went to
l rttrrftelcl of Tuesday to pull a field
of late flax.—M r. John ,\\,Beldon in-
tends in open his evaporator next
week -11. Percy Mloorhousa of 'Pitt-
co.nting, Mich., is - visiting, relative,
and friends here. -11r a Sarah Tnt'ner
who has. been visiting her parents
for the past two mouths, has returned
to Toronto, --hiss Alice-Mc'Dotiald,
who has been visiting here for the
past week, has returned to Goilerich,
Dublin.
Mlt.s May Fierce has returned to
Detroit after pending a month with
her cousin Agnes gnes Stapleton of
'St. Colunhhan spent 'Friday with
friends in the village.—'Our neve tele-
phone office has now been completed
and on 2fanday the Central” was
moved from 'dr. P. Dills ,store and
operations were commenced in the
new building.
Hillsgreen.
2fr. lfousser of Parkhill visited bis
daughter Mfrs. A. Currie ,over 'Sunday.
—Mr. Ferdinand 1S'telck sold valuable
horse in 'Seaforth, for the snug sunt
of $2L5.—ler, Frank Yeo spent a day
at his home in Staffa,
,Brodhagen,•
'Mr. and Mrs. Christian ,Regele are
on an extended' visit with relatives in
'Stratford, ,Sout'h 'Easthope and Ellice.
—Mr, and Mrs. 1H. 1Stimore and- 'chil-
dren were guests at the home -of Mr.
Henry aBeuennanat.—Mr, Henry Koe-
hler lost a valuable colt, the 'result of
'being 'kicked by anotehr horse, it is.
thought.
this
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HULLETI CENTRE
l•.[ise Beryl Carter has returned
from her th.olidays 'w'hic'h she spent at
Lochalsh and Point Clark. \
l-Irs. James Medd and her mother,
l -re, Win, Lawson, have returned
from 'their motor,trip to Kansas, They
were accompanied by Mr. Tony Law-
son and wife of 'Toronto. They report
an enjoyable trip hut •experienced
very hot and dry weather,
'Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Carter and Wm
Carter were in, W'oodsto:ck last :Tues -
clay where the latter was judging at
the Fair.
Mr. Sam ;Appleby and family spent
Sunday at the Thorne of .'Mr. W'm.
tl+dairservjce.
Mr: and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carter, spent the
week end with •frienkls at Lnckno'w.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE.
Of il?vrniture ,and housohioid effects
at Dubin, 'Tuesday, 'Sept ,4th, includ-
ing- piano, 'electric .washer, electric
lamps, electric rangette, dining room
suite, couch, tables, ,chairs, beds,
stand's, •cPras'sers, 2 wardrobes, Singer
Sewing -,Machine, 2 (Coegol'eum' rugs.
balauce of stock in store, 11' counter
1L
ft. long, 1 show case 3;4 feet long,
12 (Jersey cotes, 13 :and 6 .years old; Il
:Jersey 'heifer .rising 2 years old, No
reserve. Terms cash, Any item sub-
ject to prior sale Sale -at 11 o'clock,
Geo, H. IElliotit, A'urtioneter; John
Flanagan, 'P'ropri'etor.
.FOE 'SALE
(Seed wheat, Junior No. 6, Bald
'iVit'ite 'Wheat, free front sheu't, $122
per bush'/l. 'Mrs. VVnn, A Ross,
•Bruc.efield, Phone 312186, 'Hensalll. 36
'FOR SALE
Jersey saw, ,'thr'ee years 'aid; just
fues'hened. W. ICudlm:oh+e, 35.
'FOR SALE
!Ladies' fur coat, second 'hand, $10
cash, Also an ,Acnt-e 'Queen Heater,
takes any size of a 'bloc'k oaf wood,
nice $8, cash. Apply at the 'News
,Office. 36
CROMARTY.
IMes'srs, Jim and Gordon Scott,
Robert Hamilton and Misses 'Mary
Hamilton. and Jean ICdkiulhouni visit-
ed relatives at Awontlon oat Sunday.
Kathleen Trivttte, d'augh'ter of 'Mr,
J'o'hn Trivette, 'was operated on for
appendicitis, in Stratford hospital on
iSaturday.
I''frs. Allen: is visiting (her son at
Brantford.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Pete McLachlan of
Brantford are visiting relatives .here.
,list !Grace :McLachlan spent the
week end with relatives in Kirkton.
BEECHWOOD
Airs, \like lB'uriee and daughter
(Luella are .visiting at the home of the
fornter's 'brot'her, -lir. Thos, 'Moylan.
'\lr. Thos. !Feeley is not as well p-
his nhaey friends nonld like to see
hint.
Mr, Joe O'Rourke Sr. was in. Mid-
land over the week end. -
alr, and Mrs. John Ti. ',Murray ent-
ertained a number of their friends on
'Sunday in. honour of Mr, and Mrs,
Leo -McKay of the west who are here
on a visit.
2fessts. Fred, 'Peter and •Con Eck-
ert are in Chicago to see their broth-
er,Rev Father'I:cicart, who is ill.
ahlster Joseph (Flanagan is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. (Roche in Dub-
lin,
MORE -FALL PLOUGHING
The severe drauth during the past
summer has emphasized the advan-
tages or fall ploughing, especially on
the !heavier ,nils, and the need for a
greater acreage of alfalfa in South-
western Ontario.
'.there is evidence on eery hand that
Barley and dark tobaccos, corns.
beau,, sugar beets and- ' many other
craps have made better growth on
soil which was ploughed last fall. A
demonstration such as this c.h'ould
stimulate effort to plough as much
land as po eible this fall. Our lighter
flee -cured tobacco soil;, however, are
an exception to this practice, due ,to
their shifting nature,
Tests conducted over a period of
years on the Dominion Experimental
Station at Hiarrow show that better
yields of .tobacco and' corn are obtain-
ed on fall ploughed' land, especially in
dry seasons. 'This difference is attri-
buted principally ;to the greater con-
servation of moisture in fall ploughed
soils. 'The physical condition of the
heavier soils as well is often intiprovied
by fall ploughing. Fall ploughing also
offers a better distribution of labor.
It is generally conceded that ;the ,e'arl-
ier fall ploughing is better so far as
conservation of 'moisture is concerned.
However, pilhe n,ew seedling 'on the
farm should ibe carefully inspected
following a season such as th'e one
just ,experienced, (before a well 'eetab-
lishedf hay ilbeld is ploughed' under.
'Such an inspection may protect a
farm' against a hay shortage next
year.
This past 'season has also shown the
advantage 'alfalfa has over 'clover or
nt'ixed bey' in a d'ry year. Alfalfa is
our ,heaviest -yielding, •c'hea'pest, and
surest hay crop. !Iu, addition, it is one
of our best soil -builders, and ,should
play an important role on .every fa.rnt;
A good' stand is easily obtained if.
good 'drainage, inoculation, and 'fair'
fertility are provided' in soil' with
suffjcienit lime.
Drives ,Asthma Like Magic. The
immediate help front Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's ,Asthma (Remedy seems bike
magic. Nevertheless it is only a 'na-
tural remedy used in .a natural way.
The smoke or ,vapor, 'reaching the
most remote passage :of the 'affected
tubes, 'bnuslses aside the; treble neat
nnena' a way far reps'tr , - •'
is sold by dealers throughout the
land.
Buy In Egmondville
,Sepoy Flour
98 lb. a�
Alberta Flour 98 ib, 2.89
Red Rose Tea.....,.. ib. 49c
Cowan's 'Cocoa . . , lb, 25c
Maxwell House Coffee lb. 37c
Pastry Flour ... ,. 24 lb. 63c
Icing (Sugar 2 1b. '19c
Clean 'Currants .. , , 2 lb. 25c
Lye 2 tins 23c
Old Dutch 2 tins 19c
Ammonia 4 pkgs. 24c
,Pearl White Soap 28 c
10 bars
Johnson's Wax Ib. 59c
10 pounds SUGAR =, �AAa./�
'wbh 51:00 Cash V "&' `/
IGro'cery Order.
RED PATH iSUGAR CWT. 55.75
NNi11N
CARD OF THANES
Mr. 'T'hom'as Stephens and fa'ncily
gratefully acknowledge the 'm'any sin-
cere expressions lof sympathy and
floral tributes during Ith'e illness and
on the death of Mr. Thomas J', ,Steph-
ens, and to Ma'. )ernes !Scott and 1Mr,
!Earl Va'nlEigmion'd at the funeral,
IN MEM'OiRI'AM
an. loving 'm'em'ory of .a dear hu's-
band and (father,'Oliver 'Sliegrist, who
passed 'away August 2151th, 1191313.
"There is a wife who menses you
sa'dl'y,
,And fitt'ds the time long since you
'anent,
And '3 (think of you d'a'ily 'and' hourly,
(But try to be brave laud 'content.
But Wise -tears that 11 shed in silence,
'And I breathe to sigh of regret
Moa- you were urine and, 3 remember,
Though all, the world may forget.
!A 'happy h'oine we .once en'j'oyed,
lHo'w sweet the memory still,
But death Iles left a loneliness,
The world ld clan never fill.,,
—Sadly missed. 'by his wife and
Mildred,
IN M1rMORIAM
lin loving memory of ,Mrs, W. jar -
raft, tvho passed away five years ago,
September 4, 9929.
"Sweet memories will linger forever,
Time cannot change them it's true,
'-ears that may come cannot .sever
,Our loving remembrance of you."
--IIItisband and daughter.
FOR SALE
:\ \Vilkisnn 14 -inch cutting box
with complete inside and outside
pipes for silo tilling; and a 5416 Mogul
tractor itt good wonting order, also a
surrey. George Beatty :Sr., Varna.
ESTRAY PIG
Young pig about -six weeks old,
Owner can have sane by proving
property and. paying charges, William
Boyd Con. 111', lot 113, .I.IeKillop. 41,nn
315, Seatorth 35
FOR SALE IN VARNA
Store 'frame building, 2ilt'x'40' on
silk 1 font .square, lower floor hard-
wood and pine, tapper floor '11/q inch
pine, all on joists 2x110. Lean-to 12'x
21?, pine, also nn . ills. 'Stable ,l18.v26'
timber frame. Light roomed brick
house heavily wired, on 3a .acre lot.
For further information apply to Ed.
Clutter, Varna, or J. E. •Harnweli,
Keay, :St., ,Goilerich. 37.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
The residence of the late Mrs. D.
'M, Voss. Immediate possession. A
ID. ,Sutherland.
WANTED
IOoiLlegiate students to robin or
board. 'Convenient to Collegiate.
Rooms $'P per tveelc. Apply to the -
News office, or P. 0, Box S11 S11aforth
Kay
(FOR 'SALE
p gs tea y to wean;.
also dry s'oft and hard wood, slalbs,.
eco,, delivered in one -cord pots or any
'q'uantity required; cash on delivery.
'Wm. Doig, Jr., Phone 1131Sr(2, Seefo'rt'h,.
Ivip'pe n, R.'R, 3, 56,
NEW PRICES FOR
KODAK FINISHING
Any !film, six or eight exp'asttre,
developed and printed with border or
deckle edge 25 'chs, Extra Prints' 3 cts.
High c'la'ss work. Mail us your +filntis.
Burgess 'Studios, Mitchell and Clinton
FARM FOR SALE
'Fifty acres of good land and good
brick house, also good barn and silo.
Some bush. 'Situated on the ,third
con. of Westminster 'Tp., three utiles
south of London. Apply Harold Pen-
hale, Bayfield, Ont,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
WALTON FOR SALE
A seven roomed brick house equip-
ped with hydro, telephone and furn-
ace, a good stable and garage and
acre of land. A fete fruit. •trees. Apply
to W. J. Woods, Walton, or 'ph'one
Brussels 19 r 7.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
'SIouse tvittt two lots,` at the corner
of Victoria and George streets, eight
rooms, stable, Will be sold very reas-
onably to settle an estate, Mrs. Peter
DaCourcy, Egmondville,
CLINTON
CREAMS' Y
To talce care of winter deliver-
ies of Cream, Eggs and Poul-
try, announce the appointment
of
Mr. A. C. BOOTLICK
as their representative in 'Sea
forth. Mr, Routledge will re-
ceive produce at the full mar-
ket price, commencing this
Saturday, Sept. 1st.
SHOP AT CARTER'S
This Week End
BANiANAS—SPECIAL DOZ. 19c
ORANGES 19c 29c 39c 49c doz.
CANTELOUIPE 50 'lOc 1'5c each
BUY PLUMS NOW
ALBERTA ROSE BREAD 'FLOUR •' 24's 75c
98's..$2.85
SODA BISCUITS 2 pkgs. for 25c
SWEET 'MIXED BISCUITS lb. 18c
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 3 for 23c
WHEAT FLAKE BERRIES 534 lbs. 25c
Rubber Jar Rings--
3
ings-3 doz. 17c
Zinc Rings 23c per doz.
Soap 'Flakes 3 lbs. 21c
SOAP SIPECIALS
P. & G. Soap .... 5 for 15c
ivlanyfiowers, Palmolive; Car-
bolic or Hard Water M
Soap' cake
FLIT INSECT SPRAY 35c Can
WHIZ INSECT SPRAY 35c Bottle
IB'riitg yottr eggs arid'- choice butter. We pay '11c more than market
price ,for your eggs—Trade.
CARTER'S Cash Grocery
PHONE 42
WE DELIVER