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for Christmas
Choose from pure bat.
any wools, soft cash.
mores, lamb's wool or
orlons, In Pullovers, Bo-
leros or Cardigans In
the widest choice offs
lovely sweaters we've
shown in years.
We feature two famous
makes, Grandmere and
Aurora, the best money
can liuy
Pullovers
4.95 to 8.95
Cardigans
5.95 to 10.95
Featured in our Christmas show-
ing of novel handbags are calf
skin leather, corde and piasta-
hide. New striking shapes in
red, navy, black, luggage tan,
green and wine.
Gift boxed at
3.95 to 8.95
GIFT GLOVES
SHE'LL LOVE
All English and French imports
in Chatnoisette, Kid and Nylon
Choose from black, white, red,
green, biscuit, coffee, pink, navy,
purple and grey.
Every pair Gift Boxed at
1.75 2.95 3.95
STEWART BROS.
Hennas On Florida Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hanna
left on Friday for Toronto. On
Monday they flew to Miami,
Florida, where they expect to
spend the next few weeks, Miss
Shirley McPhee, of Seaforth, will
juin the Hennas in Miami short-
ly. Their address there will be
the Aleazar Hotel, Biscayne
Blvd.. Miami City, Florida.—
Wingham Advance Tithes.
MANY ACCLAMATIONS
IN HURON COUNTY
Ashfield Township
Reeve: Reeve Cecil Bleke
(aecI.),
Councillors (four acclaimed):
Andrew Ritchie, John Bradley,
Donald McKenzie, Tom Howard.
Public School Trustees (two
to be elected); Clifford Crozier,
Marvin Durnin, Roderick Mc -
CE
In Northside United Church
i� T),,, DAY 9 DEC. 11 Oth
8,15 P.M.
BY THE PUPILS OF SEAFCRTH PUBLIC
SCHOOL
ALL WELCOME
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At last yen can hats your own
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heir llyos when they rids this
Bu h ' Dronco acmes the ratites! Toe can alt on him
[ e m bounce hint, whip him—but you won't hurt
r m. sok or more. Ito "neighs" with each bounce
big, tough and strong -200.1h.
man can ride hie, stamp on him and w0 guarantee it
sealed seams. Special low
Introductory price—only $9.00 for two. Buy them for
t et thin amazing low offer. Send
if you ony wish spa patty Beppiy limited, so order ss many M 190 aril
TNT names of children yon want on pony. Oa. _n�p�lgpls ori
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DEPT. STRATTON MFG. CO., 47 COLBORNE ST., TORONTO, ONT.
W P8770 ...
' 9 P XMAS SPECIAL
for $3.00
Kenzie.
Colborne Township
Reeve: Terence Hunter ICeeel
Councillors (four aeol.) Johr
Kernighan, Anthony Vrooman
Ralph Jewell, Tait Clark,
School trustees (aces.) : Cliff
McNeil, Ben Straughan, Joh
Dunbar.
Turnberry Township
Reeve; Reeve John Y. Fische
Cited.)Councillors (four acclaimed)
Herbert Foston, Alvin D. Smith
W. Jack Willits, W. H. Mulvey
School trustee ,(acel.) T. Ed-
ward Powell, Bertrum Holmes
Eldon Kirton.
East Wawanosh Township
Reeve; Reeve Orval E. Taylor
(acct,)
Councillors (four acclaimed)Orval McGowan, John Buchan-
an, Clarence Hanna, Aldin Pur
don.
Public School Trustees (thre
acclaimed): Clarence Chanlney
Roy Pattison, James Goultes,
Hallett Township
Reeve WilliamR. Jewit
(acel).
Councillors -(four acclaimed)
George C. Brown, Thomas Lei-
per, Emerson Heslc. Archibald
Young.
Morris Township
Reeve.: Reeve Baillie Parrott
(tea).Councillors (four acclaimed) :
Stewart Proctor, William Elston,
Ross Duncan, Walter Shortreed.
Public School Trustees ,(two
acclaimed) : Bernard Thomas,
Robert McMurray,
Township of West Wawanosh
Reeve; Reeve John Durnin
(acel.).
Councillors '(four acclaimed) :
Harvey Culbert, Orval McPhee,
Eldon Miller, Lorne Durnin.
Public School Trustees (two
acclaimed) : Wallace A. Miller,
William Webster.
Brussels
Reeve: ,Roy B. Cousins Cud.).Councillors: 'Gordon Kreuter,George McCuteheon, J. H. Strat-
ton, C. L. Workman (accls.)
PublicSchool Trustees: Ger-
ald Gibson, Stewart Lowe, Gor-
don Stephenson (accts.)
P.U.C.: W. R. Little, John Mc-
Donald '(accts.)
Clinton
Mayor: Morgan J. Agnew
Reeve: Melvin Crich, John
Nediger.
Deputy Reeve: Burton Stan-
ley •(accl.).
Councillors: ((six to be elected)
George Beattie, Burton Gliddon,
Robert Irwin, ,George Knights,
Norman Livermore, Dr, H. A.
McIntyre, Albert E. Shacldick.
P.U.C. (Two to be elected)
Charles Brown, Andrew J. Des-
eck, Hugh Hawkins, R. J. Mur-
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Public School Trustees: Geo.
Levis, K. W. Colquhoun, Clay-
ton Dixon, Royce Macaulay
(acels.).
Goderich
Mayor: John E. Huckins ,(accl)
Reeve: Joseph Allaire, John
H. Graham.
Deputy Reeve: J. E. Drennan,
Ernest Fisher.
Councillors: (Six'to be elected)
Reuben Besse, James M. Don-
nelly, C. M. Robertson. Frank
Skelton, Joseph Snider, John
Spain, John Vincent, Frank Wal-
kom.
Public School Trustees: Burns
M. Ross, Mrs. Madeline Edward,
Carlton J. Worsell, Ralph Black-
stone (accts.).
P.U,C.: Rod Johnston, Thomas
Taylor �(acels.).
Goderich Township
Reeve: Clayton C. Laithwaite,
John. W. Deeves.
Councillors: (Four to be elect-
ed) Walter J. Forbes, Wilmer
Harrison, W. R. Lobb. Kenneth
C. Merner, Grant Sterling.
Public School Trustees: Ever-
ett McIlwain, George Potter,
'(accls, ).
Hay
Reeve: Earl Campbell ,(acel,),
Deputy Reeve: Valentine Bec-
ker (accl.).
Councillors: Delbert Geiger,
Leonard Greb, L. H. Rader
(accts.).
Public School Trustees: Leon-
ard Erb, Ray Fisher, William
Haugh (accls.).
Hartsell
Reeve: William Parke feed:).
Councillor's: (Four to be elect-
ed; Harry Hoy, Norman Jones,
Lorne Luker, David Sangster, J.
R. Sangster.
Howick
Reeve harry Gowdy, E. H.
Strong.
Deputy Reeve: Arthur' Gibson
r( tied,).
Councillors: (Three to be
e-1[;rl.rdr Melville Allen, Ivan
Ifs tans, Elmer Kaufman, Har-
vey McMichael.
West Ilewi-k Trustee;: Fred
Deu i ie lee. Morley Mehlichael,
Clark Ilenwirk racers)
1 t t
Howick Trustees: Arnold
Gedke, Howard Harris, Fred Litt
( arcus, ),
HURON FEDERATION
RE-ELECTS OFFICERS
V. S. Milburn, secretary -man-
ager of the Ontario Federat.ior,
of Agriculture told some 225
farmers in I-Iuron County /tt
the sourly Federation of Ag-
riculture annual meeting in Loft-
desholo that otle roan, with Harry
followers attempting to destroy
the program of marketing t ting hogs
in Osttario was; Dakin the great
e t dl :ervire to the Federation
Of Agriculture.
iculture.
(hairrnarl of the 1.f„01u i.in n;i
comtrtittee, CharlesCoultas, of
i,rl 1.r ve titLou,,u1. -
t, a , presented tw, 1i,,, 1111
tions which were spin rived
the meeting and which will be
presented to the Ontario li'eder-
ation of Agriculture.
One resolution is that all far-
mers consider very carefully all
aspects of the Farmers' Union
policy before committing•.them-
selves. At the same time it re-
solved to give support for the
Federation of Agriculture. which
it was felt was the only orguniz.
a'tion neeessary to run the farm-
er's business,
The second resolution will re-
quest the Governlnent to present
a referendum at the next provin-
cial election regarrdin the eon-
tmuanee of Daylight Saving
Time.
The 1954 officers were unani-
mously returned to office.
They include Wilfred Short -
reed, of Walton, president; first
vice-pres., Douglas McNeil, Car-
low; and second vice-pres., Win-
stop Shapton,of Exeter; Gordon
Greig, of Biuevale, is the feder-
ation's secretary-fieldnlan.
Other speakers were G. W.,
Montgomery, agricultural repre-
sentative for Huron County; El-
ston 'Cardiff, of Brussels, MP
for Huron; Warden W. J. Dale,
of IIullett Township; Tom Pryde
of Exeter, MLA for Huron; R. S.
McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin, im.
mediate past -president; Austin
Martin, vice-president of the
Bruce .County Federation; and
Philmer Chappel of Cromarty,
represenative of the Perth'Coust-
ty Federation.
The meeting had 100 per cent
representation of executives
from the 10 township federations
within the county to sot a record.
SPORT SHORTS
Seaforth Baldwins tasted de-
feat at Sarnia on Tuesday night
as they came out on the short
end of a 3-2 score in an OIIA
Junior "B" fixture played at
the Sarnia Arena against the
local Legionnaires.
The powerful Soaforth Bald-
wins stretched their winning
streak to six straight games as
they downed the Lou Ball Jun-
iors 8-3 in their 0.114, Junior
"B" tilt at the Ontario Arena on
Saturday night. A small crowd
of 250 fans saw the London six
drop its fifth game in six starts.
CROP REPORT
Plowing is practically finished
and on most farms fall work is
almost completed. A larger than
average number of Feeder Cat-
tle have been brought into the
County this fall. Annual meet-
ings and banquets are the order
of the day and attendance has
been good. Petitioning- of cattle
owners re Calfhood Vaccination
is now in progress in three more
twps. Two hundred and twenty
persons have enrolled in twelve
courses -at the Seaforth Rural
Community Night School.
Huron County Farm Meetings,
Dec. 8rd, Huron County 4-H
Achievement Night Program,
SouthRiuron Di s trio t High
School, Exeter at 8 p.m. Mr.
Earl Manning, Toronto, Presi-
dent Canadian Council 4-11 Club
Work, guest speaker.
Dec. 8th, Annual Meeting and
Banquet, Huron County Soil and
Crop improvement Association,
Community Hall, Londesboro at
7 p.m. Dr. W. E. Tossell, Field
Husbandry Department, OAC.,
Guelph, guest speaker.
Dec. 9th, Annual Meeting and
anquet, Perth -Huron Shorthorn
Club, Community Centre Hall,
eaforth, at 7 p.m. Mr. Fred
Campbell, Manager Ont. Stock
Yards, Toronto, guest speaker.
Dee. 9th, Annual Banquet,
Grey -Bruce -Huron Abe r d e e n-
ngus Association, Community
Hall, Underwood at 7 p.m. H.R.
aker, Department of •Agricul-
re, Clinton, guest speaker.
Dee. 14th,.Annual meeting and
anquet, Huron County Here-
ord Breeders Association, Unit -
d Church, Walton, at 7 p.m.
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WEEK '.END SPECIAL
Dressed Chickens 45c lb.
LYON'S COFFEE, VACUUM PACKED $1.12 Ib
LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 for 24c
WHITE SWAN TOILET TISSUE 2 for 28a
KLEENEX - Regular . ... , . , , . , 2 for 39e
R1311( BIRD MATCHBS, . , 8 for 25c
GOLD SEAL SOCKEYE SALMON :. J/2 lb 89c
CARNATION MILK - Tall , . , , .... , , 3 for 42c
Nylons, 51 gauge, 15 denier , . 1,15
Prince Edward Island Potatoes 75 tbs. $2.85
CLAIR HANEY Egmondville
PHONE 72 FREE DELIVERY
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Catherine
Kenny wish to express their thanks to the
nurses of Seaforth 31(01,104, Drs. Brady
and McMuster, Mr. R. S. Box, funeral
director: special thanks to Rev. Jr Ti.
Ffaulkes, trod all these who helped out.
Everything was deeply appreciated.
Auction Sale
Farm, farm stook and chickens at Lot
10, Con. 10, Hpilett tU, 4 miles east of
Londesbeeo, Wed,, Dec, 8, at 1 P°M° 20
head young cattle, 1000 red 'susses pull-
ets, 17 tons baled hay„ 200 bus. oats,
new extension ladder, bob .sleighs, num-
urn spreader, land roller. Some furniture
and, other articles. Terms cash. GEORGE
DUBS, Prop, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
PRIVATE SALE
The following household Mid other ef-
fects of the lute Samuel Regele will be
offered for cede at the East half of Lot
4, Concession 13, Twp. of McISillop, on
Tuesday, December 7, 1954, at 1.30 p,m.;
1080 Forel Coupe, Coal and wood stove,
table and chairs,• crocking chair,, cup-
board, bench, trunk; ,tntlgae hanging
lamp, dishes, extension lathier and other
items. Terms cash.
William 3, Koehler & intone Sir
mon, Executors of the Estate Of Sara -
mot Regale, deceased
FOR SALE
Good Durham cow to freshen in Janna
u re; also Hereford calf, one week old.
Phone 805r31 Clinton central. GEORGE
COLCLOUGH
NOTICE
Carpenter week and house repairs. No
lob too small. Experienced on building
work. BERT CHRISTENSEN, phone 75,
Rallwny St, Seaforth
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At a recent NOM1e ing in the United
Church at Sunday service or Presbyterial
banquet an exchange of Overcoats took
place. Will the man with the dark sand
overcoat with zipper for interlining and
name on label 'Liberty Clothes' or 'Devon.
Park', please call Dr, Harburn. The coat
Dr, Harburn has is a Simpson coat
FOR SALE
1 pair of girls white Antes, size 8. Just
like NOW, fon child S 10 6 years old.
FRANK SMALE
WANTED
Wanted to borrow $3,000 secured by
first mortgage on solid brick house in
Seaforth. Apply to The Seaforth News
FOR SALE
reused milk cows; 2 fresh, 1 due soon.
NORRIS SILLERY Seaforth, Phone
Clinton 628-33
FOR SALE
Radio aecesselee and test equipment.
See and shop. Jock Bosman or Stewart
Armstrong, •RR1, Walton, Ontario `
Nothing To Excess
Au excellent rule. Even drink-
ing too much water or eating too
much meat can do harm. But the
case of alcohol is different from
these. It is habit-forming. It les-
sens the power to control drink-
ing. With each drink the censor
becomes more careless. The in-
hibitions are broken down. Any
drinking that lessens control is
immoderate drinking. The drink-
ing driver, with "just two beers”
under his belt may be more dan-
gerous than the drunken driver.
He thinks he is more skilful than
he really is. Every excessive
drinker began as a moderate
drinker. In Canada, people in
stupendous numbers are passing
beyond the line that separates
the heavy drinker from the alco-
holic. Why walk on a tight rope
when there is a safe sidewalk?
—Adv.
FOR SALE
Registered pure bred Herefords varcin•
aced heifers 11 to 16 mopths cid, Two
bulls 10 months old. Alt from an oeored-
ttel herd. ART FINLAYSON, Tucker.
smith, 061x3 Seaforth.
RADIATORS REPAIRED
Ohemia[)ly boned and repaired. Work
guaranteed, backed by 12 years of ex-
perlonce, at COLLINS SERVICE STA -
'1705, west of Seaforth. Phone 6671.12,
WANTED
To rent 10 to 50 acres suitable for
mon of beans or turnips, LYLE MONT-
GOMERY, Rai, Clinton. Phone 841x81,
Seaforth.
NOTICE
Do not buy new sewing machine. Let
me see your old machine. First class re-
pair. Phone 71, Seaforth.
CIIIMNEYS REPAIRED
If you. have any trouble with your
fireplace or chimney, Just call 75 Sea-
for•th,
NOTICE
Custom chain sawing, reasonable, by
the hour, LYLE MONTGOMERY, R111,
Clinton, Phone 841r31, Seaforth,
01d horses 3a W per bE�ead cattle and
horses at value, Important to phone at
once, day or night. GILBERT BROS,
MINK RANOH, Godorioh, Phone collect
93602 or 930r21
6 room cotttaag RENT
asement, nice
lawn and garden, ]muse furnished, 8 -
piece bath, hot and cold water on tap,
heavy duty wiring, new floor linolenms
and oil heaters; nicely decorated inside
and out ; situated on new highway 8 be-
tween
o-tween Clinton end Seaforth. Only good
tenants with small family need apply ; or
would make an ideal home for retires
couple. See JONATHAN HUGILL, phone
667r13 Seaforth, or 6161.13 Clinton.
SEAFOSTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS
ONE
Will repair PHyour bu22Mildings before
winter at reasonable prices. Mao new
buildings, garages, patios, verandahs,
eta. In stock—Colored flatotone, bricks,
blocks, tile, and other concrete products.
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House, phone 347R. Scoforth
1 small on iFOReShALE eater, 1 tarpaulin
Canopy for 1.,f,, tpickup, Chev 1 custom
push-button built in radio for 61-62 Ohev
oars. All in Al condition. IiEN MOORE,
647,•31 Seaforth
Young man WAN�eo pat w
time ork.
Apply to Box 1275, Seaforth News
A quantity oP HalPeed }Ey. Apply A.
GACICSTETTER, 6751138 Honsoll
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD.
Phone 47
Wonderful Opportunity
Ontario Automobile
Association
Immediate requirement for sales re-
presentative
.presentative for Seaforth and Dis-
trict- Above average earnings earned
by diligent salesman. Protected ter-
ritories. Oar an asset. This is a
wonderful opportunity for a -man de-
siring a career in the sales field with
a future and security. For confiden
tial interview, state, particulars, sell-
ing experience, phone number and
write
Box 817, London, Canada
SMOKERS
BON BON STANDS
TRI -LIGHTS
TABLE LAMPS
BED LAMPS
BOUDOIR LAMPS
PIN-UP LAMPS
PICTURES
REST ROCKER
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Christmas
Suggestions
Be practical. Give gifts
for the home that you
may enjoy all year
round
HASSOCK
HAMPER
LAMP TABLES
COFFEE TABLE
COCKTAIL TABLES
END TABLES
LAMP SHADES
MIRRORS
BED SPREADS
COMFORTERS
ELECTRIC KETTLES
WAFFLE IRONS
GRILLS
IRONS
ELECTRIC CLOCKS
ELECTRIC
COFFEE MAKERS
HEATING PADS
ELECTRIC BLANKETS
MANY THING'S F fill 'rifl3 CHILDREN
OEOAR CHESTS FOR THAT FAVORITE GIRL
ANO LAST, BUT NOT LI,A8T, A NEW TELEVISION
BOX FU
NITURE
FUNERAL SERVICE
House Furnishings Floor Coverings
FLOOR SANDING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES
PHONE 43 SEAFORTH
T1121 SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, December 8, 1554
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE.
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
glowers for all occasions
Phones: Pay 48
Night 695 W
rams,
MARTINW. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforth
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E. A. McMaster, D.A., 1VI1)„ Iateraoiet
P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon.
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to. G p.m„ daily
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday end Sat.
urday only 7-0 p,m.
Appointments made in advance are
desirable
mestemeislie
VETERINARY SURGEON
J. O. 1'URNBUI,L, D,V.M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
Main St. Seaforth
Phone 105
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
Optometrist
Phone 701. Main St., Seaforth
Hours—Seaforth Baily except Mon. 9 to
6.30 ; Saturday to 0 PM. Wed. 0 AM to
13,30 PM; Ohnton—MoLnrens Studio.
Mon. 0 to 6.30
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance CO.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAPORTH, ONT.
Ofiileers—President, J. H. McEwing,
Blyth; Vice -Pres., R. Archibald, Sea.
forth; Manager and Sec.-Treas., M, A.
Reid, Seaforth.
Directors—J, L. Malone, Seaforth; J.
H. McHwing, Blyth; W. 5, Alexander.
Walton; E. J. Trowertha, Clinton ; J.
E. Popper, Brucefield; 0. W. Leon-
kardt, Bornholm; H. Boller, Goderich;
R. Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broad -
foot, Seaforth.
Agents—Wm, Leiner 71... Loodosboro;
J. F. Peueter. Brodhagen ; Selwyn Bak-
er, Brussels; Erie Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or
transact other business, will be promptly
attended to by applications to any of the
above named officers addressed to their
respective post offices.
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., S�aAT1'ORTH ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks ef-
fected at lowest rates in First -
Class Companies
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
etc.
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Successor to
E. C. Chamberlain
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH
Phone 334 Res. 222R
>k.°blue:coal'e
1HEFO
SOLID (DEL R SOLID COMPORT?'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHATMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 or 332-R
SALES AND SERVICE °
New Viking electric cream separators
end repairs for Renfrew separators -
BASIL O'ROURKE, phone Clinton 634r21
PERSONAL
Hygienic Supplies (rubber gty„••tee;;;.
mailed postpaid in plain sealed earn1_.7
with price list, 5 samples 25e; 24 sam-
ples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-74, Nov -
Rubber Co„ Box 01, Hamilton, Ont.
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 - Res. 318 w
FREE SERVICE TO
FARMERS
Don't waste money on minerals your
land does not need. We will, without
charge to you, taste samples of the
earthin your fields and have them
analyzed.
Call
Topnotch Feeds Limited
Phone 15 or 316, Seaforth
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USIIORNIS & IIIBIINRT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE EXETER
Preaiden t
Wm. A. Hamilton, Cromarty
Vico-l'reoldent
Marlin Fenney, 11R2 Dublin
Direclore
Ilery Coates, Contrnha
E. Clr[ytm, Colouhoun, 110.1 Science Hill
Milton McCurdy. 30101 IGrkton
Alex J. Rohde, RIO Mitchell
Agents
Tlma G. Bnllontyne, hill WOndham
Clayton Ilarria, 11701 Mitchell
Stanley HncicInit, lltlloh[dl
Solicitor, W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
Secretary-Trernanrer
Arthur Fraser, levee,
For Sale
For :ale or (ret, brink residence, with
1111 mnd,a•n conveniences, well - located,
immedldc pesvesainn.
Testi hods, m ucon eatlagO, with all
modern conveniences including 3 -piece
hath, hardwood More, modern kitchen,
Full basement, with furnace. Garage and
good garden. Rousonnbly prlord and al -
must Ilnmedlnta possession,
llrirk dwelling very ventrally located.
Gol r'-
[s evb St, West. New furnace. rnnae, Could
bo divided for apartments,
13,100. One and it half and ono storey
triune dwelling with full basement, God-
edoh St, West. Possession arranged,
Victoria Street,u41,5lt 00 dash, -balance on
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ranged, Possession Nov. let,
Brick dwelling, Godertoh St, Fast,
beautifully located. (former residence of
into Mrs. R. 13011).
M. A. REID
Seaforth