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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934.
HENSALL.
Death of Mrs, Laurette Miller, --
The death occurred at Scott Memor-
ial Respite' to Seaforth on Thursday
morning last, of Mrs. Laurette t1i1 er
•
f'Windsor, relict of the late John
er of IIensal'. Mrs, -Miller came
t+, II-Iensall a few week, ago to visit
Iter sister, Mrs. Charles Jinks, but last
,v eek was taken seriously ill. She was
taken to the hospital inr an operation
irtr acute appendicitis. and alter ling-
e•ing fora week she passed away on
Thur,day morning. She was a da tgh-
ter of the late Richard Blatchford and
was horn at Rod;aerville (ii' years ago.
Shortly afterward: the family moved
to Hensall, being amongst its first
residents, She was married to Mr.
„loin' Miller 3t, years ago, and contin-
ted to live in Hensall until lir. Mill-
er's death in t1SI0.8, when the family
moved to Windsor where they have
since reside[. She was a frequent vis-
itor to Hensall, especially at the home
d' her father, the late Richard 'Blain -
ford. She was a member of the l?nit-
ed Church and highly respected by all
.who knew her. She is survived by two
sons, 'fame. E. Miller of Toronto,, and
ROSS. Millet of Windsor, and one
laughter Marie. of Windsor, three
brothers, Nels,ut Il3latchford or !Hen-
sall, Wellington of London and James
Vancouver 'eland, also threesist-
ers, Mrs, Chas, Jinks of Hensall Mrs,
,Vice Peterson of Rapid City, S. Dak,,
and Mrs. Hanley of Virginia. The
Inueral, which was to have been ltdd
•,n Saturday, was postponed till 'Sun-
lay morning to await the arrival of
Mrs, -Peterson, and took place irnm
ate house of air. and 'Mrs. Jinks, con-
ected •by Rev Arthur Sinclair, Inter
trent in the !Henea!l Inion Ceretery.
The pallbearer, were 'Thus. Parliner,
Thos, Welsh, Thos. Sherritt, Fred
31ann•, Jete \\'r,,,k, l\1m, Woods.
Nn—ng these ,cite :uteutled rite lane-
r;,1 rn a distance acre '\Ir. Chas,
:l i icy mil Mr,. !Richard Blatchford
Exeter, \les. Lamemau and laugh -
1\•^n r, \lits Brien Pybus,
.\' t l...r, \I t, m,d Mrs. \Vi'snn of
stat bliss Ila::n;nt of Win Isar,
r, \\'a.J-or. Mr. ant Mrs.
Fi ,i 1'°•••t . \I-, and \lr' \\•e; -
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1. ,1,v1 1 rim; 1 1 • Stratford, stele.
•ne g!,,, on ea, supported by Wilbert
Park r.. Hibaert, Immediately e
swt
ing t eer msty thehep- •t„tntg
,upte left oy motor far Niagara
Ira.ls and other point;. On their re-
turn Mr, attd Mrs. Kinsman will re-
-'de on the groom's fine farm in
Tuckersmita. The popular bride teas
the recipient e f many lovely .rift', in-
catding several showers which were
held its her honor,
The Hensall Orange Ledge will at -
'tend service ifs Carmel Prea.ryterian
.Church next Sunday evening and •will
be addressed by dRev. Mr. 1 oun:,,
Mr a td Mrs. Lyle Cassidy idy ;pent
the week end with friend. et Otter-
ville. They were aecompanie : home
by M. Ca,,idy'. anent, 'Mr,, .AV ,ds,
w r
who will visit here :or time.
Mr. and Mrs. Reavely e'f 'l'han•ee-
ford spent Sunday here with al: and
Mrs. ,I:ones. -Sangster. Aire, Ree,ve;y
was formerly Mr -t. Thos. L\ppieten,
widow of the late ThOti, App]o-ten
former well int su Hen: all residents,
A Vnnng People', Rally of the
Presbytery of 'Huron, Presbyterian
'C'hu-reit o' Canada, was held inCarm-
el CLturch here nt Monday evening
w ith a splendid attendance. ,F, \\ c lt,
'Goderich was chairman; Jelin Stan -
bury. Exeter, read ;Scripture lesson
and Miss .Kathleen 'Strang led in pray-
er. Mies Mary Reid. Seaforth, read the.
minutes of the ltt)333 meeting and a
nominating committee :was -appointed
A report of the Ontario .Provincial
Voting 1People's Conference was given
by Mr. Ray !Pride of Exeter, The ,an-
them was given by Carmel :Church
choir K stall ramp was 'given 'by
Miss \fSSPitce of Gb,
lericih. Trea.urcr
Rey bledearen gave his report and al-
ter the offering a quartette Ibkay the
T ere i)coettd on You." was given by
Mrs. W. A. Young, •Mrs, Ja.s Pater-
son. bliss Irene Raters and Mrs. W.
IA, MacLaren, •Rev, G. D, Johnston of
The :1'storic and Picturesque 'Cried: still in Gorlerich township, which
is cue a the few pioneer Hour anills left in 'Ontario, Inset shows a
dl carde1 stone for .grinding ' flour, The original mill was built ninety
years ago and was one .storey higher than at present.
'Brantford gave an address. After
lunch a social tinge was spent, The of-
ficers elected for' the corning year are:
Hon. Pres„ 'Rev, \\•. A. Young, Fred
\\lir, Goderi'ch; tyre:,, Ray Pryde;
Exeter: vice pres„.Harold 'Snell; sec„
alar' Reid, Seaforth; treas., Roy Mc-
;L:u•en,'Ilensa'1.
The \li, t n Mand of the linite.d
t t tree stet on Sand ry afternoon with
a 1 attut l tuce u. nteutbi'rs. The
+'r lent. \L., \laky Clark, presided
;cal ] t ,rogr,un prepare,' 'by Pearl I1 ar-
e.a.• was given. Prayer was offered by
blare (,00 1 v in Scripture les. ;n was
real by 'Nelle Ice, \l ututt•s were read
-Led tet n.tl e alled; . lo, knobby ire,,;
(lee.. \l y Clerk and Marion Paisley;
reed:ale.,E t, \lct;,)nteu ,kart Lorna
:axed, and leseie I u:'rv; story by
\l•, blct,,n•eil . '1'wt•,1 ivy t
The 11' S. the l'ttitea tetteh
t'u it n 't`ar nlretit)g 1,11 \tent,lay
rccn in tie. form of tt I -].allows en
t l e t•,iil program was gi-
,e t by tete male eluartette. , t 5,.a. -
( ()thee lumber: wer • given. by•
seleeti.m. bliss l.e,retice \Vel -h, \1;,
\ tt
1,• air', elas,ef
the :inguen•.
t' t ,.t entertained the b:,vs• e rss
n •t-quer:ale party to rite l,tscnieut
arch.
A. seed r,.t-ant wt,-
” ante.. 'The basement tett wa.
n t , let rated r.a,l a daunt'- lunch
-erved.
'flee Chant'u•r of ( tet t eree are tie.
ri01 r , •t platy untitled, Silas
Sm.' ,:rem 'l'•irti', Ridge t'+ ire pat
711 n' neer Emery.
bh .\'iert
:la ;1t,. ,t r; ;rr, Nit,- t.'adys
1 '• t tr 11 ir'c en'' with 1l:un-
fr'en,is,
Sunbeam :\i1,a„n P;et:l (:: -
'nt I resbcteri'tn Chervil held their
nemelay let rn,on in the
n - int v th \Irs. It hi, Catncrae
n !'ire ni, et,' Bethel,)
he!! ivy nn f. .,,, v e,i by • 1' a. -
a,. eaas ors' . r in luti. t e'-
.• t tt'111,1 tt, ;t.'.
a•t .r. 1 ay Bias. member
rseioe itun af into c ; at
year stmly bn l•, t"crrttttre
read 'tv l e,ts b lc Larett,
tr
',re t• 'tv •Illi S .•;r.a, ale, else, gave
f :r t ld wall ut )cal. -
\ 't. Fret , hoer e a heal in the
re ' c hers ire. tag en Sattir-
ir. t t,: t \ ::.i d, u•„ m 2.1'5 t,
.nt i til' be in charge of
Mrs. Cameros, the librarian. All
ch 1 iron hetween the ages of 5 and 10
arc invited t., attend, -Phis Will be •t
st' ty hour and \ir,, Ciimeron aPi
tabic it very entertaining• As the
peblie library t, ,men from ? to 5
Se urdtt attern.,ou, the librarian will
',e pleased ed if the patron, of the library
trill err ge their hooks betweetr 3 and
S n,crock, 3r, a. not to con+Hiet with
the c'hildren's hour. These children's
'tnnr. shnnld be of great interest and
benefit to the children,
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Items
bits Spading of Winghant visited
in town. ---Mrs, .l ow -ler of Sheldon, N.
D., is the guest of Mies .F. F•awler,--
\li Ethel Wilson of Windsor has
been visiting with •friends in ,Seaforth
and \Walton,—lir, George 'Marshall
bei moved to Market street, — Mrs,
Ee lestone of town is in the 'Wing -
'tam hospital tinder the care of Dr.
Margaret Calder,—Mr, and Mrs, R. S.
Hay, attended tine recital in Clinton
given by Miss Ranee —'Miss IL. Sin-
clair rt Prtu el,i, the guest of Miss
I_, Set, who entertained in her honor.
—Miss Ella Robb, a teacher on the
pebhc school staff at ;Exeter, with a
,,fend visited at her hone on JSttnd"ay,
—Messrs. Arthur and !Fred Broadfoot
are in town visiting their smother.
They have ibee•t in the Sudbury dis-
trict developing ctairne --Mix Jessie
Robb
gave a very delightful Hallow.
e'en on Saturday
Y evening. A white
robed '.poo. was in 'attendance at
the floor=Mrs, Wortley and son John
of Cranbreok spent :a day with her
two daughters in town, blaster Ly-
man Longworth went home with
9
thea.—The death occurred in Sea -
forth of Jantes A, Anderson. He had
been a resident of this town for over
341 years.—The 'Misses Morson gave a
very jolly masquerade dance at their
home on Montlay evening, Those who
enjoyed .the pleasures provided were
W s 'asabe3 •Scott, a buttercup; 'bliss
Kathleen 'Roberta, a Dutch gtil; \fisc
Helen Fear, a Grecian- maiden ut
manse with mauve crown; bliss Sin -
c tr of •I rt el.. a Night bliss 1..
1 e. t as folly; .bliss Helen Larkin, or-
ient tl co.teme; bliss IT. \\'ilson, Por-
tia; bliss II. Reheris, lady of dude cen-
tury with powdered coiffure; \flee .1.
Wilson, \Kiss E. Pickard, witches;
bite, 1i n, queen e f the gypeiea;
\La 11. \i son, lady , . •13th century,
in bine, with powdered es,itfurc; bliss
17. bir'rs,ti, iu pink; Mr. Hilburn, a
th n im«'t \Ir: Katt a It.,bo; \Ir. J
Case, c, a ,gent menet or 20th century;
\Ir. 1:> Mime Italian cavalit r; -\lr,
12 Sinelair. a waiter': \lr•, Yule, a gen-
t'tmtn of the 74t.'t 'century with white
Wig; lir. C,:. t ise-a t tittle in yellena`
11r J. I., le:loratt he t t \Lis
] en art 1 r ,ttt<, fs tit :'.ti' t of her
sister,\ir 1). J. 11 t i'tt \le,srs
ne,yer ant Grey of the t i:, v.c ti mw
mil!. were in team tl tri•tg ;be pant
Beek leaking ,,nor 1d t, int•,lnt•e11tttt;s
wh}r't are being nee: en their tui;]
ere. l)•. lu:'they e.en'.ng Geo. R.
-Gee presents 11 his ',`.g ntitt,tre; slieev ,..
thirty
tJt October 27th in kris 75th ye,u•,
there a,.ed peaceially ,rn, ty at '1;s
bee t'-'ilenee ,.n llt.t,irie eat,. ,.•
C bit'er's e'dest end us,areseactea
eillir;,,, .Vee. \IeKein. e, I: eel nn
:he l., tilt 1:,;,ad. nein lu rct.ie',].
t here he pasaal hie here-
ceived ids a lucati,m, which i,-al.t.nd
leve : ; ,..etry and learn.ing sv,ruin, rich
never left him. At 1119 he .vent to Len-
d n Ottt,.. and serval the 1...mg. t:t:,ren-
t ee tip et ted, thus gt,hcr l ,i-,nr-
ien s, at 5cra lt,,n, D irnit tn? ether
American. cities, lin 111360 be en -tercel.
the employ if lIcTa ;art '& C,., re-
maining with them until the di,salu-
tCub of •thefirm, when be 'became a
Member of the succeeding. partnership
and so continued until the first retired
front business some'1'5 years ago. For
fifty years a resident of the c,tmntttn-
ity,- he never spared himself where -he
.felt his help was needed. He had been
a valued member of the town council
library hoard, board of 'health and di-
-ectorate of the horticultural society.
The funeral Tuesday . afternoon -was
private, attended 'by .only the imnted-
tate relatives and a few old-time
friends to whose in his many years of
residence here he had become deeply
attached. IHis pastor, 'Rev, ID•r, Stew-
art cotiducted the services and 'Messrs.
1). McCorvie, ,G,- D. McTaggart, W.
Coates, W. 'Brydone, T. !Beacons and
L\ .\r.ntstreng acted as bearers. Those
attending from a distance were James,
his son, from Aberdeen, S.D. ;Tames,
Ins brother, from .Dubuque, Iowa; Da-
vid Walker, his nephew from Niag-
ara Falls; F. 13. Whiting, Bowman -
rifle, Angus Johnston, Stratford.
Perth County.
Dr. R. M. Large of 'Vancouver ar-
rived at (Poole 'last week on a visit to
his parents It is over four years since
he 'left for the IWest and has worked
tip a very large practice.—Mr. E. Syd-
ney ;Smyth, IK;C„ of Stratford will be
Crown Prosecutor 'for the high court
assizes- at )Barrie, The docket is a
heavy and important ane, -.--:lir. 1V. W.
B
allantyate of
Stratford :has •returned'
from 'New Westminster, 33.C„ where
'he was judge .of ,Ayrshire cattle, On
his outward 'trip he 'acted as judge at
the ISp•rin;alfteld I11., .cattle show,_-
he
boiler explosion Which wrecked the
'Henry R•atz sawmill at St. 04ements
and 'kil'led 14Vnt. Lester, caused suffic-
ient 'vibration
uffic-ient''vibration to smash 'windows six
hundred feet away from the buildingl
Leater'vPss engaged drilling a well for
tine ,company, and had gone into the
boiler -house to turn on steam to op-
erate the nnachinery. Just what hap-
pened or blow will never be known.
!John 'Kuntz, the direma.n of the plant,
was only about 1lifteen feet away from
the building .gathering wood for fuel
When the explosion 'too'k place, Mirac-
ulously he escaped entirely uninjured,
although debris was hurled all about
hint.
AUCTION SALE.
10f 'Farm, )Farm Stock, ,Implements
and Furniture. Fred 1V. tAlirens, Auc-
tioneer, has received instructions from,
the undersigned Executors to sell by
public auction at Lot 11, Con. 8, Town-
ship of McKillop, 134 miles west, of
Brodhagen, on •Tleursday, Nov. -8,
!19314, the following: -
IIorses-lGrey mare 6 yrs. old, sup
posed to be in foal; -1t black mare 7
yrs. old, supposed: to Abe in foal; 1
aged gelding, '1 general purpose geld
ing.-112 yrs. old, -
Cattle—!11 Durham cow 4 yrs. old
with calf by her side; iL Holstein cow
9 yrs, old, due in Jan.; 1 D.urihatil •cow
8 yrs. old, due in. Jan.; 1. Durham cow
6 yrs, old, due in Jan.; 1' Durham cow
s yrs. old, supposed to be with calf;
3 Durham cow 6 yrs, old, supposed to
be with +calf; 1 Durham cow, 5 yrs
old, supposed to be with calf; 1 Dur
ham cow 8 yrs. old, clue. in March
0 Dunham cow 4 yrs. old, due in Ap
ri'1; i' Durham cow, 10 yrs. old, sup
posed to be with calf; ,1 aged cow stip
posed to be with calf; 1• Durham heif
er slue in April; 3 Dunham heifers
ruing -2 yrs. old; 5 Durham heifers
and eteens rising 1 yr. old; 4 spring
calves, 3 summer calves,
)Hog ,l fat sow, 6 shoats, LI week;
old, -
P„nitry -agog 34) yr -old hens, .0
spring chicks, 3 geeee, 1 gander,
lntplements-1 McCormick tower,
i ft. cnt !1 max wt.!: hay leader, 1 side
rake, 1 cultivator, 1 ntannre spreader
nearly new, 1 steel land roller, 2
truck wagons, 1 hay rack and sliding
rack. 1 titunp rake, 1 tlisc harrow-, - 1
4 see, harrow, 1 2 -sec, harrow-, 1 set
be ,
sleighs,1 harrow cart 1 2-furrow-
rw 1 single furrow riding
.1 walking plows, 1 $miller,
irut pulper, 1 rubber tired- top buggy
nearly new-, 1 open ling,gy, 2 cutters,
1 wheel barrow, 2 40 -gal. .steel driune,
4 horse copper, I \lelot:e cream sep-
tra. ,r o50 car, nearly new, 1 eatery
stale, vise, anti] 1 40 3:t , 'carrel, '
tl,
barrels, e , a quantity of Iumber
en,1 plank, 3 shed doers, 5 gal. milk
can, ,grain bags.
:Harm s-2 sets of new double har-
ness, 1 Dodge car, iron kelt'.c. ne'ck-
yeke, wititfletree., shove] boas
eieelea rke and a host of other arti-
cle, tun tlittiter,-tt, t,,iutlnd
•
a
bout a farm.
1 ec a-Ab,mt 1,.(10 bus, o. turnips
ab rt 'ia 'las, mattgnlds, tee) Ins, of
owe, Su bus, m'xcl ,;Tait, 2 hits, mix-
ed eras ectal,; ebi,ut 20 torts of mix-
,” hay.
)swirl;etre — 3'wooden bads with
springs, 2 iron beds with springs, 1
.stretcher, .1 bed tom suite 1 tltcseer,
1 stend, 1 half ,loz. dating ,,Hairs, 1
writing de -k, 1 kitchen table, kitchen
sink, pia i,tph ,ar el, 2 rocking nhah•s,
2r,tteiti;, 1 par:or suite consisting of
4 chairs and suite, 2 benches, 1 cook
stove burn a eel or coal, 1 4 -bunter
coal oil stove, washing machine, but-
cher table, 3 cider barrels, 1 meat bar-
rel. churn, fruit shelves, 4 apple
screens, 1 apple drier, ntiikittg pails,
2 Coleman lamps and lantern, 2
hang-
ing lamp,.
Also 20 cords of pine roots,- 2 da,; -
horsepower engines, galvanized tank
and a host of other articles about a
kitchen and house: All this furniture
belongs to Mrs, Edward [Rose and
is being offered for sale by public
auction.
Fantn--Conlisting of 1150 acres more
or less, being Lot li and East Hag
of Lot 2, C'on, 8, Township of Mc-
Killop; ottt the [place there is erected a
brick house with brick 'kitchen, wood•
shed with 13 piece 'bath room and fur -
line and hot water attached, new
bank ,barn and straw shed, cement
stabling with good spring water run-
ning through stables and house, good
well :with wind pump, good gravel pit
and .running spring, at rear end of
farts, 80 acres under cultivation, 9 ac-
res of wheat, ,Balance in grass. Situat-
ed 1t74 miles front ,Brod'hagen, 3 miles'
from Dublin on 'County Road. Terms
On land, 10 per cent of the purohase
stoney to be paid on clay of sale, Bal-
ance within 30 days . if further infor-
mation is required, apply to the un-
dersigned Executors or to "the Auc-
tioneer,
Terms of Chattels—Cash,
(Sale to commence at 1L o'clock
sharp,
'An i
chaneer's decision [final in case of
all disputes. Every offer has got to be
sold to wind up the •Es•tate of the late
'Edward Rose,
Mrs. Minnie Rose, T elite di
newels, E+xeeutors, Fred W. Ahrens,
Auctioneer, Phone 16314: r6, \L'itchell,
EGGS WANTED
GRADE A
Trade iPTi'ees Only'
scan
38c DOZ.
Stove 'Pipes 6 & 7 inch 18c
Stable Brooms 85c
Axes each 1.35
Lueknow Flour .. per cwt. 2.39
Low Grade Flour, ,per owt 1.55
'Shorts . , , . per cwt 1.35
Bran per cwt 1.30
Cross Cut Saws , , , , each 3,75
Files each 20c
Glass 10c
Putty ,..,,,,..,. pound 7c
GRANULATED SUGAR
10 POUNDS C
attitth $2,00' Cash ' C
)Grocery Order.
RUBBERS AND RUBBER BOOTS AT LOW PRICES
W. J. FINNIGAN
FOR + RENT
Three downstairs •rooms, Private
entrance. Centrally located. 'Immed-
iate possession. Apply at The News
Office, 44
DANCE
.The S'ea:forth Junior -Farmers Hoc-
key Club Dance on Friday, Nov,'23•rd.
Keep the date open. • 44
FOR 'SALE
About 'fifty cord of hardwood and
about 1115 cords of elm and ash mixed,.
also a !quantity of Spy apples, hand-
picked. Write or 'ph'one, J, E. Crich,
R.R. 3, .Seaforth, Phone 0461114, •Cli.n-
ton,
FOR SALE
)Apples—three varieties, mostly
Spies, extra good quality, at a -dollar
per bushel, delivered to Seaforth.
Phone 241' r '.illy James Medd, R,R,d,
Clinton. 44
FOR SALE
Con'in'g 3 -years old dual purpose
cod-. Apply to Peter McLaughlin,
Phone dib r 45, 'Dublin, -
4'4
FOR SALE OR RENT
Honse and lot, AWest. William St.,
Seaforth, Severn roosts, modern con-
veniences, Apply to J. T. bleAsh,
Varna, Pltoite Clinton 622 r 23,
APARTMENT TO RENT
Apartment to rent, - over Thos.
Dickson's store lights, town water,
immediate possession. Apply to E, L.
Box. 45
FOR SALE
Vi,set grinder, nine incl[ plate,
good as new; never had plates chang-
ed. R tht. Law son, Clutton R:R. 1;
te;ephe ne 23-241, Seaforth.
45.
FOR SALE -
Choice potatoes, Green Mountain
and Dooley, 30c per hag, field run this
week and next week. George Beatty,
Sr, Varna.
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 miles
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 56
acre of land. A few fruit trees. Apply
to W. J. Woods, Walton, or 'phone
Brussels 19 r 7.
PROPERTYFOR SALE
House with two lots, at the corner
of Victoria and George streets, eight
rooms sta'bley Will be sold very reas-
onably to settle an estate. Mrs, Peter
DeCourcy, Egmottdvi•]le,"
CLINTON
CREAMERY
To take care of winter deliver-
ies of .Cream, Eggs and Poul-
try, announce the appointment
of
Mr. Al C,
ROUT
EDGE
as their representative in 'Sea -
forth. Mr. Routledge will re-
ceive produce at the full mar-
ket price, commencing this
Saturday, Sept. lst.
E. C. Chamberlain
Clerk of 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 5:30- p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p,m. to 10 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and
accident insurance, If in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines, kindly
give us a call,
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 - Seaforth, Ont.
FOR SALE
Young cattle and spring calves for
sale. Also some potatoes, 40c a bag,
Thomas Stevens, Phone 2'3 r 11,
Blyth 44.
FOR SALE
+Purebred Oxford ram lambs. Priced
reasonable,- Phone 3!1=6212, Clinton.
Frank Weeks, Varna. 44
CIDER MILL
•\ViII run Wed., Thurs., Fide far
the season. Terms cash. Lot 23, Con.
6, Logan, Phone 631r3t1, -llitcheil.
Fred l-Iennick, R.R. 4, Mitchell.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
A comfortable six -'roosted house
with garage, situated on Main :St.,
Egmondville, Apply to A. C. Rout-
ledge, Seaforth. -
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Butter, per lb., , ,,... ..,....t. elle
Oats, per bushel , t.....,,t....34c
'Wheat, per bushel , t . , , 93c
Feed barley, per .busthel . , , • . , •.,, ...48c
Eggs, per doz. ..,..,... , ,r, , 22c -3,4c
Potatoes, ';per bag •. ,,, ...i• • .,. , 40c -4)5-c
Malting [barley, per bushel , .,.....,d5c
Briarcliffe Mines
LIMITED'
On the Mother=lode, California
Well financed and controlled by well known London, Ont.,
businessmen. Well developed with 50 ton mill now in
operation.
Low - Capitalization
We recommend this stock to anyone seeking a good
junior mining stock with attractive possibilities for
appreciation in values.
Prices on Application
E. A. Siegrist&Co., Ltd.
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INVESTMENT BROKERS
Phone: „Metcalf :30701—L, /New Bank -o-f Toronto Bldg., London, Ont.
Or consult Mr. Wrn. Watson, R. IIs. Mo. 3, Mitchell