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HENSALL 1,:ace; n1 loudness Bring closed, \lent.1
Sunday, Nov. .'11 t will he \fission= oriel s v ice• under the anspiect of-
ary Sunday in St la•uls Anglican the Exeter h :No ilei•;, of the
Church Services at 2,,,tt soul i -..n. Cane—Om Legion: ithich includes the
Ad -are welc,nne. Herisail war veteran•, was held- in the
:O:n Nov, 29, the Young People's •tftcrn nil \t .45 the axion, head.
Society of the llensall United Church ed by the HH mall Citizens ens Baud,
will sponsor a :programme put on by marched to tier [lilted C hur•h where
Ube Happy Cousins - •Entertainers ui a large assembly 1 ,n1 althereol. The
• Elmore l'lic program consists of church erode waa pry fled over 'hg
quartettes. cornet solos, monologue, Rev. E, F. Chandler of Ki:,rn, assist -
piano solos, etc. cd by 'Rev. A. M. Hunt and Rev, .\r -
Che Mission Circle of the Hensel' 'bur Sinclair. l salm, 0 God d,1 Reel -
United Church' stet at the home of e1; invocation, Rev, W. c\. Young;
:Miss Barbara S'hephe'rd on Fri. night scripthre, Ret. .\. \I. Ilunt; prayer,
last. After contests and lunch the Rev. Arthur Sinclair; solo, 1n Nland-
'm.eetin.g• was opened by singing "Unto era Il Melds, Mrs, \V. A :Young; The
the hills around" and the Circle mot- last Post, two minute silence, etc.
to, atter which iFlva •bieQueen led in Violin solo, bliss Greta Laramie.
sentence •,prdwer. nary Clark read -the e1ciciress. Rev E. F. ('handler, ;Follotw-
serip'ture lesson tater which "Breath ing the service 'itt the church the Le-
on me .bread of 'God" was sung. The gion headed by the haitd. marched to
-minutes, doll tion and business were the monument in front oaf the town
there taken :tap, after which Miss. Aim- hall where another service was Inlet,
ray gave a ve interesting address nt The provincial wreath was 'placed by
IDarid Living tone, The meeting was Mrs.Eva Stapleton the $en all
closed by sitging "When I survey wreath by •Mrs. William Sangster.
'the nondrou'>i-truss" acid repeating the and' the Legion wreath by Mr. \Vill-
1,ord' urayer. iam Stone,
Mrs, -Archie Rowelitle has returned The new municipal skating rink,
home after spending a couple of which is being rotstrinted by the
month, visiting- in tete Comedian west. conn -cit on the Park property,wing eia
A\ nomination meeting will be hld '•a'bont completed and 1e
hea'e on Monday evening. Nov, 29th ole ni the village are looking- forward
to nominate candidate. to 611 the fol- to the trine when it will be open.
lowing positions for the years 19,'38: \tr William .Fairl`n the
has
West side
rented
Reeve. four C otutcillors three School the McKenzie 'home
'frnsteea and one J'nblic Utility' Com- of the tallage and will move shortly,
Miss Minnie Stn ,stcr has g'oue to
ant ;11ttr 1 [ an denacetion is Monday she has secured a
t ;ling vsii'! talc place on \iondlty, Cill onhnr); where-
Dee. nth. Poll No. 1 will be held in fwd position.
the Council Chamber of the t'ow'n • Al r. Wilson 111an and -family have
hili with Gordon Parker as D:RJ(.).; moved into \lr. David ler , house
1'„ it N,,, 2 in the waiting 'room at the on King sl.. recently vaulted by \lr.
to -an 11.01 with Nelson Blatchford a:: i'. 1).- Wren.
11.1111
Al r, and lir- Tlaroll Faster have
Al;ss Beryl lrff was able to i retied room
from Mins Ethel Mtn-
shah and well Move in abater Dec. I.
ala•, Casey Ha'.1.int and friend • „f
Li,towrl
visited over the week end
with Air, ( i,tsol'. :paents, Mr, and
11
rs. George- t ge Andson.
Margaret Shepherd and
Edna Satin -del -conk oi 1,om.,n spent
the acek end at their homy- here:
AUBURN
Mr. \Cul. Wallace of Wilkie, Sisk.,
is visiting lis grandparent.. Mr. and
Symington,
A1rs. John . C v
Mr. Harry Wagner rettmnerl to his
home last \\ eolneaday Teter s.pendiil
a month in Goderich hospital pital follow-
ink an -operation for appendicitis,
Miss Mare:aro King is visiting her
grandparent., Mr. and Mrs. Albert
King, tin'ierich.
blr. J. 42. Russ has 'rt'tt'rned,20 his
'tonne in liravertnn 'after visiting. Mea
and Airs. Th .t. Johnston.
airs. :1. 'P. Walker of Toronto cis•
Bed with her father. Al r. :Vex, Mc-
Kenzie last week,
r, and 11rs, earl tR'aiOlio; , 11r.,
Jas. ,Mauch and Mins Viola Leather
-
land .were in 'Lotielon last week.
aft. Leonard Yoiintuhlut is at :pres-
ent relieving at the (')1'.'R. station at
Woodstock. - - -
airs, \\'m. Redmond is vary in at
present. 1l:er daughter, 'Grace Red-
utn,ttl of Lituvnud, ix nvaiting on 'her,
.Must_ '\Lary. Huston of Lnudr.horo
and jean (Huston spent the Week end
at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Airs. John oHuston.
salts Beryl Wilsrnt of Stratford
Normal visited with her ,parents, Mr.
,utd Mr., John Wilson - for the week'
end.
.Air, and Mrs. ,\if. ,Asquith have. re-
turned hone after a visit with their
slaughter, Mrs. O. Mcliwcen and Mr,
Alacllwecn of liowntanrille,
Mr. and. Vic-. 'Kolmer l)aw- on have
retnrncd from their 'honeymoon which
was spent at Detroit, "Toronto and
other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Fri'nrlin
C'inrb,n visited with Mrs, John Ferran -
son on Satnrrlay.
Alias 'Jinrothy Wilson of'Sheupard-
tnn spent tate weekend at her iron,'
here.
The cog ditiott nf..Airs. \\'nt. Rodger
and bliss Margaret Small, Who :ere
bash ce.nlinerl -to Clinton Hospital. is
s,ue her ditties at 4he Bendall Pith -
lie S.-1 1 on Friday. after being eott-
I t, 1>rr home .or , tai: Aar. as
a ,rotor accident -the ?rc-
ci,rts
Friday tvenittn
1;1,i -owe \\,d.1 1 pendia, a
wcck in l'e,ronto si,itnt;p with vela -
fives and ir'ieitds.
There has not been notch Munici-
pal talk in the village as vet: tie only
toting that we have dclinite is that Mr.
_Geiger wilt enter the utnte't for the
gem tedlip.
Miss R'u'th Shtuddick ,vas a week
ett.l visitor at her home in Lonles-
boro. •
Mc. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and -
children and Mrs. Albert Bowen on
Kitchener. were week end Visitors
with reliti.e, here.
Alias Mary Little of London. 'pent
the wed: end at her hone here.
Mr. end Air J Sinclair were Stn -
day visitors with Mrs. Sinlair's par-
ents, \1r.- and Mrs: f?. \Yat,on of
Londe -shorn.
Mr. and. Mrs. John 'Kaiser were
Sunday Viaitora with Mr. and Mr,. H.
13. Lapre of Brucedeld.
-Mrs. ;Hamilton of Detroit and -Mr.
Howard Hamilton of Lansing, llkb,,
were recent visitors here with Air. and
Mrs. John Dallas.
Mr.. A. L.. Case is shaking a number
nice itnprosenteuts to .his ;property
on South •Richmond it.
Air. t.1, iJ. Drysdale of the tirtn if
Bonthrnn and Drysdale, 010 recently
spent several week: in Toronto at-
tending a school of cnthalining and
writing on his examinations has re-
ceived word that lee has passed sue-
ressfnll.y, obtaining 'lb per cent on his
cxatttutaLion s,
'Miss Myrna Hudson of London,
Spent Sunday at her home here.
Alias !Gladys Douglas, R.N.. sahn
Inas ;nen nur:;ing at the honer, of Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsay (Ayre of Bracefteld,
for ....vent weeks is now spending a
few. days aft her home in Blake.
Jack Drysdale, young son .1 Mr.
and Ales. '1;. \l. Dry, dale, who Was a
Victim .,f infantile para'lysts during the
epidemic here ;ran able to commence
attending •school again on Monday
morning.
Reception—
# reeentinn was tendered to Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lanoliie, a recent bride
and groom, .in the 'town hall here on
Tuesday evening. The 'large hall was
crowded and a very pleaant evening
was spent, 11r. 'John d'or'het
chairman. Daring the evening; 11r.
and Airs, t.anlntie . were presented
with an address shish nes read by
\Ir, David Kyle and presented with a
beautiful studio conch. Air. .anmie
on behalf of Ahs. l.atumdc and him-
self, ex -pressed their appreciation for
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
SALE
Don't Miss Our
BTG FOUR-DAY SALE
Now' going on. Ends Sat. night.
J. T. McAsh
VARNA
Sanford Lawlor,
11r. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell and
family of Oakland, visited with 'Rea.
and ,Airs. Wilson.
Miss Mabel Foster spent the week
end at her home at 'Sheppard'tan.
The regular monthly meeting of :the
I3,Y.l'.IJ will he held in rite Baptist
Church newt Sunday or ening., Nov,
211rst at 7,.30 part. T'ite meeting will he
in charge of Mr, and Mrs. LlorsI
!Rnithby,
' The regular monthly meeting, of the
\V onte)i s Institute was held in the
Foresters' Hall, Tuesday afternoon,
with the president. Airs. Lawson, in
the chair. 'lite tneetutg was opened
b} singing the ode followed by the
Lord's /prayer, led by Mrs.Anderson.
The minutes of the last meeting here
read and .adopted. Letters of a,ppre-
cdttint for cards sent them were read
from Al r,. las, Carter .and 'Sadie, 'Mrs.
Gen. Sturdy, airs. tlRev.) 'Wilson,
Mss Josephine \Voir and—Mrs. Hr C.
\\'ikon offered their homes Inc tete
re -arrangement .vf furniture class
which was conducted by ,'iiss Stfcter
of the department some tittle .ago, :\
committee comprising airs. R. .1.
Phillips, iti ses Sadie Carter, Joseph-
ine \Veir and Eleanor \\'id.+'n11 wets ap-
pointed to make arrangements for a
:oncert. itnetitne in the near fnturc,
Mrs. 1Icrlt Mogridge gave a report
of the bale which was sent out \'Vest.
to t'm drought stricken area. It was
caudat $40. Dr. \Ver, Who was to
give a talk on child welfare was tnt-
avoidably absent hitt has Consented
to ,,.Ne his talk at the January meet -
in+;. bIrs. 11..111en, Airs. 13. C. \\'ikon
and Airs. \Vier. /:rug favored with a
trio 'Have .Thine Own \V'ay, Lord."
bliss ,lo-eplrine \\fir gave a .'pleb:
;lid talk on the trip she had dart sum-
mer, going to North Bay, Ottawa,
:Montreal and the 1000 --lands. airs,
Mogridge spoke words of apprecia-
tion of tine travel talk.
Mr.. Jas. Woods gave the etren-I
events, Airs. A\'. IT, Sheppard s: •and'
Mrs. E. Phillipe were appointed` In
look after the exchange of 1llristtg'as
sift: for the December meeting. The
meeting wag. brought tet a close 1>y the
singing of the national anthem after
which a dainty Bench was served by
the hostesses, airs, t6eo, Sturdy, Mrs.
J'a,, Raithl>y and Mrs. J. 'Taylor',
Mr. and Mrs.. 'Geo, Bean. Miss Mac.
t,airan, \Wallace and \largaret Kleine
spent Sunday in Kitchener,
The W.M.S. of the /lulled 1 1'imrch
are holding a tea and bazaar in the
harentent of the church on Friday,
Nov. 211-th.
Mr. and Air., 'Wm. Patterson vkit
ed their daughter, Al r,, Alex. Mann-
ing
1 int, -ing of tielgrave.
The annual fowl ,upper of Koos
,Presbyterian Church was held itt the
basement of the church on 'Pharr -day,
c. !111.111 Soule 400 people acre
served. The tahles were in Arecae
Mesdames \\'. 'C. Rahisrnt, Edgar
, central mit and the many mach improved.
•.! wishes. The ntant part of the \Mr. Clifford Snaith and Alia. Annie
aing being ,pent in dancing. music 'Weir of Str.tthroy visited on Somal'
n+th Dr. i), C. Weir and family,
Mr. Thos. \Vii -on, Mrs, Jnhtt Sym -
hooka] anti Mrs, john Moditen visited
with friend; in Clinton last week.
Mr, \Vat. Sheppard of Clinton ovisit-
c• l with his sister, airs. /Harry 'G„vier,
:Mr. Garnet Farrier, .spas Lettie Fox
and A'liss.Agnes Gillespie of Witite-
churc't and Afr. Lorne AletDnnald :if
Lttcknow visited with Mr. and Mrs,
1:. '1'hilifi,s on Thursday.
Rev, R, M, Weeks, newly appointed
rector ,f St, Marks 'Anglican Church,
will preach 'itss first sermon here next
Sunday, N'm•, ,31kt,
Mr. and airs, Chas, Seraughan and
Vivian, Mrs. 'John Wilson and Mrs.
T-Terh .Mngrirdge spent Saturday in
London.
Mr. oleo. Rctfthhy is visiting her
brother, ,Rev. VVnt.'R, ithby and Mrs.
Raitbbt of ,St 'Thomas.
\lr. and .\fr,• ("aril Day, Miss Ber-
nice Day and Air, Blighty of ;Gorric
spent Sunday with Rev. H. C. 'Wiisotn
and Mrs. Wilson.
bfra: Jas. Woods has sold her farm
near 'Westfield to Arr. John Carter of
;he West, 'who is • oing to lite in On-
tario.
Mrs. '1 -Tanking. of Clinton ds •visit-
ing w bIt 1'frs Chas. 1T -Towson, On
Tar clay she celebrated her 82nd
birthday,
Mrs. VV'eatherhead and soli of .44b-
erta are ,yuitinea with Arr. and bfrn.
soled :1,on- :Murdoch orchestra,
ogranl )vcelled tap dancing by
V--- l=htm n. lixrtot'. solo is Aft.
\V c t, 'i;nxl,t itt d of IITen,salt and a
cry ' and -hone; .cleetion by Messrs.
•,,z .,f Dashwood.
11 W. .1.. l'oting is spending a
fcv dada. in Toronto-, this ,week.
Ur, Smillie +hent the week end
with ''„torero friends.
",t, Arnold circle of Carmel Pres -
t, .i :'Murch held flair searing
meet on Monday evening at the re-
sidene, '.f Mrs. 'Roy McLaren. A ba-
zaar being planned for the near
future. After the conclusion of the
meeting a social half 'itonr Was spent.
Mr. iAAdx .Fel hie with is attending
'ronin 'University, ..spent the week
r',d at his home dtere.. .
Airs. 1. f. Sweitzer and two, child-
ren the Beach ..o -{Pines. •Grand
Bend ,'nt Sunday here.
Mr. 11. J. Stewart of Clinton was
in tarn nn Alonday calling nn friends.
Reeves Ernest Shacldick of liensall
and ;George 'Armstrong or fhlay town-
ship. are attending the fall sessinn of
the County Council at 'C,nchnch,
aft. T. K. If', trait is relieving at
C.N.R. station at Durham this week
ilfr. 'fins Pariant'r i, opening a.
butrher shop in the \lurdoclt. 'block
on the nomth ,isle of Kiitg st. The
'bnildin- is lining 'fitted tip, and will
be once for 'Business in a few days.
.1 Court of IReiiSinn on the ,1027
nitntdel nal eater, HSI 'S was held here
in the town hall Saturday morning-,.
uitit O ttnty fudge (.b,tell. presid-
ing, Some.. y 'changes were trade nn
the lists.
Rentevihrance Day ,was observe,]
in Hr ,;;1 '.' a o'n'hlic ltoliriay, all
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1937
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs.':\rchie Clarke and family wish
to thank the litany friends and neigh -e
hors for the ants of kindness shown
theta during the recent illness and
death of the late :Archie Clarke and
for the beautiful floral tribute..; also
those who loaned cars,
CARD OF THANKS
John Scott and iJatnes T. Scott and
family take this opportunity to thank
the neighbors and all. others nvlto as-
sisted in ptntt'ing .out tote. fire.
1'.aw Snn, Frcd toss, \Vtn. 1)n1-1fe,
":mltz, Ger.. Ilan sutt and Al fs- \luta
\'onngi>lut. t'n''oa iup tin' .tipper
tole, entitled -Small 'Cow -n Route.,”
5 ,, presrittcd 61 the Forester's 10111
lar the Dramatic Society of St. Partys
Anglican C hurch. Clinton.
.Airs. \\'nt. Campbell has re! itt 11-.1
11,11,' from Stratford i.iospital 1\ ',WI',
she had under:lone an „pc•rati' .i o„
re tlln', all n' a,'atl I•,,1•t irnill 11,•r e'ttn.
WINTHROP
air. and Mrs. .\rutll'1 dainic,nn of
1111rnn Rotel \Vc.t, :pent Sunday' with
al r. and Mrs. Sent( Bolton:
Mr, and Mrs. -Ralph 17aviolaoon are
spending a few day's with friends al
Kirkland )ake.
\Ir. anti Afrs, Lt'itrh .9 Bayfield
spent Sunday with Al'iss Eli•ra Betts
and Mrs. Laird,
airs. F. Bullard 'has returned home
from London after sPending a envie
of weeks with her mother, Alt, ;Arm-
strong, •olio is ill.
'We are 1taiing a little winter at
time of waiting.
\Ve extend our sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Inn es Scott of ;Roxboro in
their loss i,'het 'their house caught'
fire Sa'tu'rday night and aiid tonaider-
able damage to hnnse and eminent:,
Science Opens Way To Make Our
Children Giants
in The American Weekly, .the :great
weekly magazine, with the November
211 issue of The IDetr,iit Sin -May•
Times, will 6e a fascinating- article
revealing facts .about a new elixir of
grow tlt whir lt 1!e ''fops gigantic
phut and promises to fulfill H. VL.
Wells' -fantastic dream of a tare
•i pettltt'n ' and superwomen,
Want and For Sale arfe .1 'tt veld. lir
AUCTION SALE
Community Sales will be held at the
Olivetti's hotel barns, Seaforth, every
Wednesday, commencing Wed, NOV.
Z$th, Any person hating stock, furni-
ture or any articles 'ter sell, bring them
in. As these sales have been a suc-
cess in the neighboring towns the
management would appreciate your
co-operation. 'Any information will be
looked after if lett at the Queen's
Hotel. 'Ra'tes reasonable,
.23 Hereford heifers from 600 Ito,
750 Ms.; 5 springer cows from four
to six years; 40 young pigs and
chunks; 115 calves around 1300 lbs..
mostly 'I-1ert'tford2 d' rubber tire baog-
gy, 2 light wagons, 111) beds, 10 springs,
1.0 mattresses, 0 Tahiti, •L ice 'boxes.
Terms cash.
Harold Opal, phone tlsl%), Sealort'h,
Auctioneer: Joseph 'J. Coyne, Manag-
er, 413 ring 2. Dublin.
AUCTION SALE •
Of Furniture and Ilou i'ttold 'Ef
sect. in I'gmon(ri)le on Saturday.
Nov. 20th al 1i:30 p.m., con,uting of
parlor ,lite feeds, springs and nttu-
tresse.s, 2 extension tables, kitchen
tables, oak aidlehoard, dining room
chair., kitchen chairs, 2 ranges, pic-
tttre., (Hallos, carpenter', tont .garden
tols, 1 Dcl.avtil create separator.
almost new, 111 \C:elotte separator,
lawn mower, 2 ladders and many oth-
er articles.
Everything IN ithout re•scrve as 1111v
property has been sold.
Terms cash.
W. N. dvnech4i'), l'rnprie tpr; Geo.
H. Elliott, ;Auctioneer.
LOST
1-lnuntl, year Gild, harrier type,
shite trial black and tan markings.
'Prot muzzle and about Al in. high.
Lost Saturday, oNov, 113111. Phone 38,
Seaforth. Reward. C. P. Sills, ?Post-
master. Seaforth. •
STRAYED
3 ynuttg red cattle, strayed from
the i'itrnt of ('reit 1.sddiatt, con. h4.
11ttllett,, about 7 ccekS agog anyone
knowing of them please notify Cecil
l_yddisat. Blyth l';0.; phone •10 r. ti
13iyth, 46
WANTED
1 gasoline engine :tooth '. or 1 lt.p.,
in good condition. ,w;:tined, \V. 1'.
Jefferson. 46.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ln the I?st.tt1 Jolnl Shannon, late
o1 the 'Cow11s1itite'1 AfelKiIlop, in the
Colony of Huron, ;entlet,tatt, dect•as-
e•d, who died on or about the seconel
da; of Stllaeneber, :\.D. 19.7.
'1 ake Notice that all persans bay-
ing any claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceased must
forward ,tarticular..and proof of sauce
to 111' ttu,lermcntiomed Solicitor ra
. u•f,1re Il)c Men ty-scventlt day o"
Soceuther next. after !which date th,
r,tdernu'ntinn'd- executora will pro-
ceed to riistrii>ute the e -tate with re
hard viiia t.' 'the -e claims which they
shall then have rereiyed notice,
Dated at lira• milt this nth clay of
Noed•nthe'r, .:\.1). 19.+7,
1111GII \del III':'13 SIT.1oN-Nr/IN.
SOLO\iON S)i \1333O'N-
Executors.
1:3 their Suldt'itor,
Elmer 1t, Bell, Seaforth, 'Ontario.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COURT OF REVISTON
The first meeting of the Court of
Rcvisioti for hearing appends 'against
the .'\ssnsntent Roll for 1937 of the
Town of Seaforth will be held in the
Counicil C'hatn:ht'r, Seaforth, on Thurs-
day, Nov. 25tlt, at 8 o'clock pant:
D, H. WTLSO'N, Clerk.
Seaforth, Nov. doll, 19137,
SOFT COAL
AND FORD COKE
We are now in a position to
supply you with Ford Stove Coke
or Red Jacket Soft Coal atat-
tractive prices, Get our prices on
3 to 5 -ton orders—delivered at
your home.
SPROAT t S ROAT
TILE MFTRS.
Phone 136 r 2. Seaforth
CASH A1. D CARRY
FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY
Choice Creamery
Butter, 1b. 30c
"W'i,tit 1122.00 lOrd'er—
• 'Litttit O. ib. to one Customer
Shortening, 2 lb. 25c
Lard, 2 lb, 27c
Weiners, 2 lb, 33c
Sausage, 2 1b. 33c
Bologna, 2 Ib. 25c
P. s: G. Soap, 10 bars .... 39c
Pearl White, 10 bars 39c
Sunlight, 10 bars 59c
Surprise, 10 bars 59c
Christie's SODAS
2 pkges 25c
•
Finnigan
ELMER D. BELL B.A
Successor to Jlohn H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
FOR SALE '
Springers for sale; /(I,40 one yoltn'g
Fork hog.. \\). .Glenn, 'Telephone 73.
ring 3, Henstill.
FARM FOR SALE
U'cll-built 100 acre form on 'High-
way near town, price ,ditty -'live hund-
red, kali c:u,ti. wood ,consider house
in town as part down .payment. Ap-
ply at Net's Office.
PRIVATE SALE
Of furniture, ,Apply one door north
of D•itntol.'s 11iavage, North Alain St
FOR SALE
New Raymond sewing machine in
perfect working order. Apply at the
News 1)111re.
WANTED
:An energetic, hancly man to chore.
and cut ,rood. Apply by letter stating
experience and wages •expt'etetl, to
Bois 1127. The, Seaforth oN'ews,
FOR SALE
.1 1S)31 Chet'rolet coach in first class
condition, a top buggy and a light
wagon, four crns'eelt-tows. :\iso a
thoroughbred Jersey raw', clue to
ire -last i>t •February, From the estate
,,f the late 'Mired .1erdin. Apply to
Mr.. :Alfred Austin, Varna.46.
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EUCHRE AND DANCE
Hensttll t,'w'ti hall. Friday, Now. 111,
spou'sc ctrl by 'Kipper Bast \V•,l, ( anis
8 to 111, Alurdoele a 4—piece orchestra,
1.aelies nto'ide larrch, 1tlnis,ion ..'Sc,
' FOR SALE
girade Shorthorn springer for sale.
\'1,s, Stmisnn, Settforth, 'Phone 1131
r 113: 46
STAG EUCI3RE
'.\ slag euchre is 'being held on
1'steaday.'13ov. 31, in •/lit' former 'ling -
gam! nifice.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
1 desirable property on Main' St..
Egmundvillt'. consisting of :even
room frame house with 'hard and soft
4 otter and hydro, half an acre of land,
and stable and hen Rouse. 'Posesesaion
Nov. 20th. Corner lot. ;Apply at The
News office,
WANTED
ittuttlter of cattle for 'winter feed-
ing; lots of feed and water.. \Vont('
engage help to attend to them. :\p -
My 93 ring 4 11ensall central,.
Want .and For Sale ads,,1 week, 2'5c
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
unexcelled services in all lines.
Seaforth, Ont.
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
FARMS FOR SALE
Two grass fames, 75 acres, Sbj lot
10, con, lit, Mc•Killap; and 50 acre,,
ST 'lot 10, con. 2, Hibbert, always
plenty of stater. The late Charles"and
Margaret Ittlbnin Estate, Apply to
Mrs, Richards, apposite Seaforth Col-
legiate,
HOUSE FOR SALE
t'ramc house, 8 rooms, cement foun-
dation, electric lights, barn and six
lots, adapted for market gardening.
Charles llolheht Estate. .Apply to
Mrs. Richarsis, opposite 'Collegiate.
FAMILEX
Who has not heard of this untie or
tried erne or more of these 1200 family
next, cities? 7151) employee -dealers earn
their living respectably in this inde-
pendent business. To all qualified• par-
ties we grant protection for a reserv-
ed territory of '23(M) families. Canadian
products, and guaranteed. .Attractive
catitttiuers, lots- prices. '11'you are can-
vassing at present, better your condi-
tion. if you are a hard -worker and
sertatts, stake the money your antbi.
tion prompts. \'\e will help yowl Cata-
logue and detailiIFree, The Fautilex
Prncintcts Company, 5.17:0 St. clement
Street, Alontreal.
GRAIN AND BEANS WANTED
i amt buying ;grain and beans for
Mr. Thompson of Hensa 1. For prices
call 101) r 4, Sant Chesney, S'eaorth,
agent for Pennsylvania oils and
greases,
NOTICE
The undersigned will 'keep on Loa
17, Com. It McKillop, a young York-
nbire 'boar, this hog being purchased
at the O.A.C. sale, 'Guelph, being
anumg the high priced ones. His sire
was imported in /31i; his dam also
inn'. :A limited nn miber of sows tarn
'IV Bred, preferably young ones, 'Three
young sows for sale, just bred. John
Nolan, ''Phone '1 r 144, Seaforth.
LUMBER FOR SALE
Second hand lumber and 2x4 scant-
ling and hardwood flooring. hIarry
Kiehne, R,R, No, 1, 'Bornhtlut, Ont.
Phone 32 r 23, Dublin.
APPLES FOR SALE
Spy apples.for a'.c, :11002 62'-24.
Fred 'biaCyntou't, Varna,
Model 8-725-A illustrated
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