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HEN SALT.
&)n Sunday, October 117 a Child-
tam'.
hilwae u'. Day service will he •held in . t.
d nut's Anglican Church at 7 p.m. the
.gnesrt speaker will he Rev. /3..1-1. Farr
c1 Dorchester, a former rector of 'the
'church.
1'lm. \Vil'liant 11c.\sh, Mrs. - Thos.
Mt'\sh and Miss Mary JMeAsh at-
tended the funeral of the •fate Alfred
iA'ns.tin cif Varna on 31onda'y.
Bort---,At the Clinton Hospital on
Saturday, flet. 13th, to Reeve and
Mrs. Shaddick, a daughter.
lir. Ray Paterson of Toronto 'pent
Thanksgiving flay here with his par-
ents. \ir. and Mrs. Rost Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson Of
(hesley spent the holiday here with
relatives.
ounintnian eryice was ab,{lerved
at the Morning service in the .United
C']mreh on Snrsday- with very a•)'prop-
miate sermons hath morning and ev-
ening tba• the pt ter,. Rev. .Ardrtr tial
estate..:\t the morning service 'tors.
?Hess sang a heavtidttl =ev1o.
Tsai'. and Mrs. Anderton of (oder-
lel visited here on 'Monday with Mr,
and Sirs, W. O. tinodwin.
Airs, :Alar likinson is visiting t'hi.
•w.ek at Lakeside, tihe guest of Ur.
nod .Lir Jeihn Yam*
Miss .Marg- Little of t ontlon 1s
,mndiug a couple Of weeks at her
home here.
1Ir. Albert 1'as ml ire of Delhi spent
1:,e holiday here with his parents \1r.
met \t . John Passmore.
Miss lnfy Lanlutie at Windsor was
we 1 end visitor here with her mo-
ther. Mrs. \\lilha•nt L.amntie.
3.1 iss 11 at. 31c.Naughtan of Toronto
.newt the h,oliday at her home ht -e.
,Messrs.i.\1i Clark, 'Milian'''. Welsh,
Thos. Welsh, Royee Welsh and
jams .Paterson went lhanks,ititt ,
at] ileitford on a fishing trip.
Among those from a distance who
attended the ,fnnertrl of •the late \Vin.
!Hogg -al -tit ori -'!friday afternoon wt rt
Miss' Elif.abetlt '?Davis of Ottawa, \lr,
13.1 itt
Httggartb, Stratford:: 11 r, fas.
Litre, dari1,Misses \lar: A. anal trine
,}log` firth, Mr. and 'lir.. Wesley
(freest 31r.: ?'rant Peart and \lis.
,Myrtle year:, of 11ensd'l; Mr, and
Mrs. lobs (11gr;int. Hay township;
'\lr- Lts, lioggl tit 1.1d \lr, anti Mrs.
H .; ;fa is oi Se a t t th.
tltark..;icing tt es were
Observed itt Cannel Presbyterian
111,un1..,v tart, tsith the tats-
tar,'Rey, \V. :\. Young, iotding charge
t t 1 t y,t, ti -, i. i 11t11sie ya.
soh, io1,10wed with prayer by. 'Mrs.
L;mot(-. 7!rs. Murray gave a ,most
interesting reading'. Meeting- closed
wtttt hymn and lltncdiCtntn giv 011 by
Mrs. V', \1el)onncll. .\ eery dainty
Murch was se.rr'ed at the close and e
,.ficial half' - hour spent. Mrs. Cross
tendered a hearty vame of ,thanks to
Mrs.\loin for use o` her home.Mrs. t'ie'rce of Blyth is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, Andrew Moir.
STANLEY
7lr. Rohe. E. Robinson and son
Dough 4, of Carlyle. Sask., arrived at
Brucc,field this week with their stock
and household effects, His :wife and
daughtter remained in Toronto for a
short visit with friends there. They
expect, in a short time., to settle on
the farm recently purchased from
\lr. \V. J. tDevwson,
,\ highly -respected resident , of
Varna, in the person of lir, Alfred
Austin, passed away at his home
there an 'laniclay, Oct, Rh, in his 73rd
year. following a 1 rief illness For
about twenty years Mr. .\ustiu had
heen the efficient rural moil carrier
from 'Varna postodiit•e atm .by his
kind and ,sbltgntg manner he made a
horst of 'friends. The funeral service
was held an Monday ,from Varna ttn-
ited tChtmch of which the deceas'3d
ivas a faithful member. 'Rev. IR. 3.
Peers officiated. tintiiting are itis
wife, tour son, and two daughters.
-Misses Boxy and \dense Palmer
an'd the Misses Davidson of Hamil-
ton spent the s'i'te end with friends
at Varna, The Misses Palmer assist-
ed with the music at the anniversary
services Lre4d at Varna 1'nitrd t'hurch
011 S'anday.
CARD OF THANKS
.lir. 'George McRec and \Ire. Mc-
Spadtleu wish to tliatrk all their neigh-
bors and friend, for the kindness
and sympathy sb„tyu in :heir her
t;areitient. also those nh" 1„ao l their
cars, and those who . 'it da,trers.
fn3 m+ 4e,1 by t r h r.
\lr n' Mrs. Leslie Fisher f 1\ in-
td .:r seem tit 1 ltd ty her 'with his
parents, \1".t3 - Mrs, into 'dilish
Marion and leen,, Sangster, daugh-
ter a \i r. and Ales. lames Sangster.
had their tem.ils renewed :n lar.
Steer's office,
1L+. -ion t'irc'e of tete United
Church 'het at the hunts of Dorothy
tl'ec,ueen on Friday evening, (1'I.
a -1, gout' were played for a
short time. thea stn9u,n was steai.
ti rie,ttire was read by \udlrev 1 vi,
eli •i 1111net prat c ere ofTcled
t1 \t try Clark, Rept !larvae, d rdie
Cross aid Lica \1 t„)nt t Plana : e t c
nl a i, tor sending a nth ti 'idly
clothimr to the 13'est. The •N,,,emoer
1n.•et -ta will
IA: held at the benne
•P,ttr',irt She•"iierd, Aless 1)ottg'as then
gave ;nit interesting -4mly. The 'Meet -
Me cies, ti 'by- singing a hy111) anal the
Lord's ,trayer it1 nni., nl.
firs, It 'shut Britton and 3lth', of
13, 3 1 tee
~thing a cantle of
leetk 1 Mrs. 'Britton:: nu -eller,
Mrs, d d tt,.rah lArirkinatt.
Miss Olive \\atker, 1t,t\„ 1, nursing
a case . at `Ault :,1.
Miss Mabel Workman spent Satur-
day
day in ?.inion.
3!iss Margery; 'P'r'ey, l..N„ of
Lariat ei.iteel over the week 'old
twill 11':. aml 11r.. Roy )1cl.'o't11.
111 \fee 1)ttga'll of Toronto V
it'd )ter the holiday with her par-
ents, 3lr. and lir.. 3.\111. Duneall 5r,
\!r. and Mrs. H. O. Day man visit-
ed over the holiday at North 13ay.
\lr. •Harry Wilson of Taranto visit-
ed over the week end et the home ai
.31 . tt i 11 1.1. Drummond.
Mr. 1h. 'Harding,. \1r. and Mrs.
1.\'m. Harling, Kiss Alargaret 'grey,
31r. an', Mrs. Lindsay Brasier i,. o3 Lon -
Oen -am; 'lhtwk._i,iug ssith.. \lr.
and 11rs. Fred C rbet.
.Drysdale is spending. a
1'tt ' in Toronto on 'business,
jar, Sermon of l'or.,nto
spent the holiday ,lith her ulut'ter,
Mt- \. t,r,tto•t and sister, Mi.-, 11 11 -
tired Sermon.
Mr. ;end \lr.. -Vex. 31e1lurtrie mud
daughtee of 1 ronto were e3.111,14
or' -r the with relatives beet.
11a. t.i.1 lire. Leslie Knight aha
two civil -het, and Airs. Albert it„•a en
i htt'L.oer ;went tilt holiday trite
relative, herr. also at ]tea's -n -?fine.,
Imea.iirtii anti Riyt}t.
ids Myrna Hnrsmt '.i London
was a 1udiday •:•icor hue with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colin ,Hudson,
Mr, and Mrs. t'aro't Sermon and
;bathe taf 1'''rt Dever were holiday vis-
itors. with rel runes herr,
11r. aol 31r., Roy Painter anal
daughter of \\ uirlsor visited ho er the
1 'ill's 'iii relatives in teem
'1'11 re alar ntont3 3 meeting
fihr l.,.- Aid of Carmel :Presbyter-
ian
dr-
ban Church was held in the school
108,111 of the church 'flue dolt vrn111q
w1111 'lis. Hannah Alurray :'residing.
,O',pened ,by singing 'Psalm low. The
ihu'in..ss was dismissed 11)11 it was
decided to entertain the men at the
Nowt ltitt•r meeting, Mrs. Ed t aril'
took charge eft `the program ':'hies
was given b}^ h Or ;roup 1 d'eli'ghtful
ti,3, wa- -nng shy "P;ilten 11nnn "Ja-
ns u.,shine." :1 piano instru-
mental by iii •11elen 11)1t:k, and
piano ni-trnnuntal by /Ales. Ed A'Stain.
3' nt r, and a dainty asses closed
h,• ring.
Bet. 1:. H. Farr and lade friend of
Dorchester were visiting friends in
tettfl on Tuesday.
' ilr. Neil \-1'cNeil of I'heirldalt -was
railing en friends in town 'Tuesday.
The 1V.11,S. of the d sited 'Church
vier Thursday afternoon last at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Moir, 'rhe
pre sir' nt •\les. Croat presided. Mrs.
\Vtti, Dougall read_ the scripture les-
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
.EPBjtoy
THE ONLY AND MOST
MODERN SHAMPOO
The Latest Styles in finger -
waving, done in comfort
B uty Sal 4° n
Permanents
.nents
The Standard of Perfection
1.95 and u
Including Shampoo. Haircut and
Fingerwave
`B' Beauty
Salon
In Uptown Block
P1'IONE 50 or 18 Seaforth
AUCTION SALE
t)'f. Household Elletts will he 'veld
at 3!rs. ,lanes a'tewart'.s, El:utontl-
yfllc, on Friday. Oct. 12 at 2
Electric radio, \'\'esting-house; up..
right piano; 12 extension tables; ntnr-
ris 'hair; day lied; n dining room
eirtir ; large arm ciiairs, 'leather co-
atred; writing desk; buffet, mirrors;
pictures. hall rack with mirror: rock-
ing chair: sewing machine: electric
washing machine; touring ear.
('lathe- horse, ironing hoard,
Bet :may ,
nunti r Rock. pullets and ot1t-
e 818.13,10' tot. . numerals tit tllt'Iltion.
Terms - 1-1,
Sam 1 t'h hey, -Pros..
GRE.
TIM
STORE
rr! Now Is the Ti
Think ofDressing
Men's Leather Coats with
Beaver collar 8.73
Men's Fleece lined combin-
ations, sizes 34 to 44 $1.00
Men's Doeskin
Shirts ..78c
Men's Red Back Overalls
94c
Penman's All -wool cardig-
an sweaters .... ....$1.23
Men's fine socks .09
(2 pairs only to customer)
Boys' Fleece lined Combin-
ations 78c
Boys' Caps
e
Ladies' House Dresses 48c
Ladies' Fall Weight
Bloomers 25c
Ladies' Flannelette Night
Gowns 47c
Girls' Flannelette Night
Gowns, long sleeves .. 56c
Girls' Cotton Hose
2 prs. 25c
Child's Sleepers 73c
25c Fleece lined --•sizes .2 1„ 1,
Men's Winter Overcoats
SILVER -TONES
A large assortment of gen-
uine English silver -tones in
blue, grey, oxford grey and
brown. Sizes 36 to 46. Spec-
ial Sale Price
10.25 up
CAMEL HAIR COATS
British pile in browns, ox-
ford greys, light and warm.
Sizes 36 to 46. Special Sale
Price
27 85
MELTONS
A fine assortment of tubes,
raglans and box styles in
blue shades. Sizes 36 to 46.
Special Sale Price
1L95
Men's Suits
Fine worsteds, exclusively
tailored in the very latest of
styles, new patterns. Spec-
ial Sale Price
.97
Better Suits - Imported
English serges and tweeds,
a fine range to choose from,
guaranteed fit. Special Sale
Price $14.95
gmouramompansorausav -mi
YOuth's 2 -Pant Suits -Fine
worsteds and Scotch
tweeds, bi-swing backs, a
varied assortment to choose
from. Special Sale Price
$9.45
Rubber
Footwear
Men's Rubber Boots -Nor-
thern Rubber make, a new
pair for every pair that
does not give satisfaction.
Special Sale Price ..:$1.98
Men's Lumbermen's ' Rub-
bers -Northern make .1.88
Children's Plain Overs-
Special Sale Price, pair 29c
Flannelette Blankets ..1.97
l..tirgt- titre
wee:t
IN MEMORIAM
]n '',ring memory 0,1 a 'dear hush -
and and father, William .Craig. who
}:,..t't! away .one year ago, October
Inth, Mitt
One year has pttsetl sine, that Sad
day
When ,'11 we lova' o-•1,. galled
tit ay.
that took 11.3M home, ft was His will
lint in air hearts ice liveth still.
-,Ever remembered ,hy \\Cife and
Yeovil:.
AUCTION SALE
Wiii he held at the Village of Var-
na Saturday, Oct. 213, con Ater ing at
3.30 o'clock.
Pure bred jersey co:,', 4 years old
lo freshen April 30; her heifer calf 0
months tilt]; n)te electric inteulatii,n-
al cream separator; I3'eattty electric
grain grinder; 2 'kitchen tabes; sever-
al stands;'bedroom suite; large oak
dining -roost table; '2 rl'oz, kitchen
chairs; t! dos. 'dining roost .chairs;
wailnut ball ru'c'k; 11 -day dock; 'cherry
side +board: brass 'bed stead: single
bed • teal bed springs; a gond heat-
er
stove; chinaware and glassware:
3(2-tach-.gaare Aedar .ills, would stake
good ('iul posts; a tpuxnti'ly of cedar
rails: other articles,
1f wet .ale will he 11''11 harder cover.
Terms cacti.
Elliott, Auctioneer; Geor,en
Beatty. Sr., 'Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE
Of 100 Head of Cattle
Ott P,r eetieli on 'Tuesday, October
19th, at 3:1(1 p.m.. the following; 100
head ni cattle: 50 stem-, and 511 hei-
fers, yearling's and awn -year-olds. A.
number of slacker rows and larool
saws. Cattle are a breed:'- lot of
lhtrbams, l{crcf,tads and !tolled -
Angus.
Terms('ash.
i'. 8 111 fry. \atrit,+mer1.
11, t'. 1.;ardiaet•. Proprietor.
APPLES FOR SALE
it)3 1111k-)11.11, sl 1'.8,1 S p% .\pules,
55e a 101rhel at farm. 7 stiles tt est
alumni.. turn riarlit wet 1111 Hume
nil 1, l\ .\, 11e ;Mee. R. R. No.
1, , f tied. 1 hat.
STRAYED
Se raced from Lot ,ice, ('on. 2, 11e-
133(3', ;than 110. till), red heifer with
hams, little white ,'n tail. about I'
rs cid. I'indet L•,ysr rte •iii,
\lcl)o:teil, phone 231 r 12.
THURSDAY, OOTOBER 14, 1937
EGGS WANTED
GRADE A LARGE 36c TRADE ONLY
AVOW
Red Rose Coffee Ib, 39c
Red Rose Tea Ib, 55c
Old Dutch Cleanser 9c
Giliett's Lye 2 Tins 250
Flaked Wheat 5 lb, 23c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
3 pkgs. 25c
Kellogg's All Wheat
2 pkgs. 23c
Pure Lard 2 lb. 27c
Shortening 2 lb. 27c
Life Buoy, 3 cakes 23c
Lux Soap, 4 cakes 23c
Prairie Rose Flour
per cwt, 3.75
Pastry Flour
24 Lbs 75c
10 POUNDS SUGAR 57c
W. J. Finni
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
Successor to John 11. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
AUCTION SALE
Of H01188 and Property and
Household l3utnrhimg's at the home
of Mrs, d Iarn, James and \Milson cis„
lust test of the Hospital, on Saute -
day, 'Ot toher 301 at 1 0 813 11.
The Hon's':- Slate rof, hot water
heisting, all nutters cauVela nee..
Penn. May the arranged' 10 =1111
purchaser,
11 e'. hold Furnishings- - 9 , kitchen
chairs fail Meat 'table: roach; 'bed
couch; Singer sl'w Mg' - tua.'ltiae; 1
t';{nada MhIYal rail range with hot
water attachment; 1 coal ,d1 stove,
Quick ?veal, fair hn,rne1' ; P {)gees
(deeply range, opts and fent• rte
men1'.: 4 aalc rocker's: 4 verandah
eliair. tool table; 1 5811111' iron bed,
null size, tw'itlt ntettre,s and springs'
d ennnM1 to 'bedr'nnn oak -•rite ron-
sistinrg of !bed, 'sprints and ntattrt.r's,
dresser .0111 s1a111d; 1 mahogany bed-
room shite, 8' 'l1t isting sof ,het, springs
:Old 111181tress, and dress'r: 1 rout da
union dresser ;((1,1 counnodt'; 1 oak
s1't•:'ssin':' t'vhle; 1 ,rt drys-tr: I oaf.
'(liitill=� ro. 10 snit' nine pieer ; 1
-loth rng and four linoleum rus
iranmg •it,r,tril.
"Owe
iai •- l nl tune n' nf.
b u t t ly t•,h
hand power; ; 2 111 mit lawn mower
aunt l an t roller hall tree: hook ca -rt
3 oak rockers hi leather; I w trrt'
t'llair 111 leather with fat rest; 1 lea
titer Lt.w chair rocker: 4 .mal1 tint,
1 mein hod hill size, white, with inn.
tree
nn-
tres and springs: 1 thre epic •et•r in•d.
v 103111 iron, white. with mattress )81.1
LUMBER FOR SALE
second stand !molter and 2\4
3,1:; ane hardwood floor ills;.
hit hue, Nisi. ''N 1. 11.11)11,,dtu
52 r 1 'hilt.
CIDER MILL
tll(tiie t filer u•:td \.t'Ic !hitter
rdl 'llu ,day. \\'rola;r.I r. Thtlr.day,.
Friday t ' ' It yt rk ,toeing ()moue
and Noy'enlitt•r. titer Mi11 krcattd 1
the street leading to the Golf Conr e
\Ve'si. \\'arts, 11:itchtll, Fred Rolnick,
Proprietor. Terms cash.
.prin 1 white iron bed, fall sift.
anti diens.
Terms en Fu hung:
4;4.101TM 13. Elliott. .\ncnonrer; \]r
sr111 31; rg. ct Horn, Proprietress.
harry
flat
GRAIN AND BEANS WANTED
amu Inning„train and scam for
\l r. Thompson 0t 1len ;all. For )n•iees
ca 11 160 r 4. Sam t'hcsm7 S,'afarth.
•:r111 `tvr 1'rlmrsyly via oils and
FALL CLEARANCE SALE
(13 3..cd I/3114 S1703 well-ktus n
make, as lleinizmsot, Nurllilifiner.
11atsxit & 1(1'alt, \4rher, and n131-.
at reasonable price" and terms, R't'ite
Heititz,tt,ul & Co., 241 Dint's• St.:
Lond..0. for fllrtiu'r particular,. N
nhiigatio's.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Frame 11811, , rooms, cement fott,l-
dation, eleetric light., barn and six
Iota, adapted for market .ardennt .
Oharles tl Inlbein Estate. Apply h.
3!rs. Richards, opposite Collegiate.
FARMS FOR SALE
1Pwo grass farms 75 aeres Sift lot
11), con. '111',-MaKillop1 Midi .t) acres,
lot 19, con, 2, Ibibbeet, always
plenty of water. The late Charles and
Margaret- Hdal'bein Estate :Apply la
'Mrs. Richards. opposite Seaforth (-td
htgiate.
Farmers Attention
"COAL"
We have a splendid car of "Al-
berta Lump" Coal from the Rosedale
Mines in Alberta.
Our October prices on Coal are as
follows:
Alberta Lump $10.20 per ton
to farmers
Alberta Lump $10.80 delivered
in town
PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE
No. 0 Quality
Stove or Nut size
$12.20 per ton to Farmers
$12.80 Delivered in Town
.A11 ;Prices Cash
The SEAFORTH FARMERS"
CLUB
J. H. Scott, Secretary.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
3)1 Farm Stock and Implements at
lar. 1, Con 1b. (31•t•t '1',11„ 11'11 1t11'P-
north and l•t.t milts east of \Value).
Friday, October her 'ltitit :,l :1 o'clock
harp, the following:
1 to 'i'vant.good work but -r-,
Cattle 1tl 'good' young 1.11W, rl tr t„
it sh' 1 117 '( 1, l) )er, 1)t uwlt'r .t,l
tardy Spring; 2 one -year -4d sore".:
111 Spring calve.-.
Pigs .. a' boss.. average :abut '1175
db.,: X hog., average about 1541 lbs;
sate doe to .pra'''t ( h'1, ;.32Itel: Lf1 yottm
Pigs.
Implements-- M. H. hinder, 7 f1., in
11 c udnitn: 71eCoru'ick !Uterine
mower. ti 'ft.: -11,11. 10 it. steel rake:
Frost :nidi Wood hay Mader; 11.11. P1
tooth emltivat„r: M.! 1. (1'3 hoe drill
-et 3 -set: drag harrows; Na. 4 71.11.
manure spreader: 2 1.tz. gond t;r:lie
cmc.; good rat for!;: SLIT, senifier.
farm wagon, stall tire hnggy, fanning
mill. hay rack-. set double harness, so
single harness, hay 'fork, ropes. pn9-
ley., 'hogs quantity of barley, fork.,
(-hales, whilfletree., ueckyokes and
other articles ton numerous (8 01e1 -
tion, - -
I'rrtn rant.
1-leer:Oiling to be stilet :as proprietor
is giy 111,g top tanni tg,
G. 'II. F.lhntt, \urtionrcr1 Mervin
Hedge. Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and q'm'plc•mcnta at
1,881 5, 11lne'Water iHigl)way 2a>_
mile, 111(11 of B tylield, on Saturday.
day.
October 11), at 1! ,p.tn., the follotti,t_:
Horses es 'train nt agricultural
mares 11 and 18 year. old, 'bout ',nil -
posed to ibe in foal.
Cattle ---12 extra choice Ileref ird
cows '7 and 8 years; 'black heifer ris-
ing two }ears, red steer rising two
years; '3, spring ,calves.
dmpleuteets --- 11, H. hinder, 7 ft.
cut: 11. 4-1. 161:. hoe :fertilizer 4'1ri'id;
1)eoring mower, 0 it en); iiain wag-
on, hay rack, gravel hox,-w:lgon
set diamond .''arrows, 4 see.; Oliter
riding plough; waicinl; uiongh' 2 -
farrow k.ih.g iron ole ugh; Clinton
fanning still with good set ut selves;
hag trttek1 .' 1' i4 tooth cultivator;
set 'disk kharro , S. roller, hon sleighs.
'1,0 ft tt.el rake, set 23011 13, scales;
toll buggy; ,,Portland cutter; bean
harvester 'vifh sc(idler ttaelimen1
roll none wire ?•adder, blcls, cress
cut sa tV, set double hunt181 ra
collar et siaale harness; quantity
dry wood, quantity household effect:.
3 burner coal rnl stove w:i,th oven:
chains, forks, shovels, whitfletrees ant,
nunitrnus a0her inc�dr.,
Everything to be sold it, terapriearo'
has disposed ;ref 'its farm.
Terms, •cash.
Robert ;De War, '1'roprnt,r; ,8.3.. 11,
l lliott, Auc'tioncx'r,
E. C. Chamberlain.
INSURANCE AGENCIES,
ANNOUNCES
The purchase of the insurance 'busi-
ness of Hays and Meir and the ad-
dition of their companies to our prev-
ious facilities enables us to give you
unesceiled services M all lilies,
Seaforth, Ont,
The Second Division Court
County of
Huron
o y
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
AUCTION SALE
'yarn), F'artn Stack 'and Implements
on Lot i), Concession 3, 'l'urkersmith,
11 mile sup,th of Seaforth, ou AV:ednes-
day. Osdolte• 37,1.11, at 1112:311 p.m.
James Navin, Proprietor: (Geo. H.
oft, :\hrtioneer.
FARM FOR SALE
11100 ;acre farm, good land and good
loetitinu, good ' buildings, byd'ru in
the hawse, 13 ;Lives wlit'a1 w,wtt. 311,4
sty stile. 'fr,nit .N O. 4 highway. Nine
tunes mild' and ,-lin )11,311. For fur -
thee ;tar:ictfl:as apply to The Sea.
n,rt'! News.
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WASHDAY WEARINESS!
Even the best of beauty treat-
ments cannot restore the ravages
of "washday weariness"
Long hours of scrubbing and
back -breaking toil wear out your
health .. , sap the vigor and
vitality of true beauty! Guard
your health as well as your beauty.
Remember that Westinghouse
Cushioned Action takes the work
out of washday .. , eliminates
hand rubbing . , , gets clothes
cleaner .... in less time! Only
Westinghouse can offer you the
exclusive advantages of "cushion-
ed" washing. COME IN FOR
A DEMONSTRATION.
estinghouse.
CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS
JOHN BACH
'-lain St:. Phone 17