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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-02-16, Page 8AGE I;CENSALL. • Mrs. ('Dr.) Reid of Toronto is visit- s E d, r and r. nus M in M hug her parents, , Sheffer, Miss F:'Ctidtnore of Toronto is vis- iting her parents,. Mr, and Mrs. R. C edmor'e, Mr. and Mrs. James'Simpson Pleas- antly entertained a number of their to rt. a friends on Friday evening last. Mrs. James Bell is visiting for a few weeks with relatives in Windsor, ;Don't forget the play to he given in the'Town Hall on Friday evening of this week, entitled i#Mutmuy and Mumps,' under the auspices ,of 'St, Paul's Anglican +Church. Word was received .in town on Wednesday afternoon last of the sud- den death of Mrs, ISaut 'Stevens, who passed away at her home MToron o on' Wednesday morning Stevens was stricken with pneumonia on 'Friday last, •and was taken to a hospital, where she passed peacefully away M . ,Steyetee -was in ;her 25,t'h year, Ind". :p4 lived,•;. in. Heiman all her lif, hr'tmaiden' name:being Pearl Dykes;, After finishing her education, she went to Toronto to take a posi- tion. -.Besides' her bereaved husband, she leaves to mourn her loss, two young sons Dewy and 'Charlie; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reichert and an uncle, Nelson 'Reich - art, of Hensall. The funeral was held on 'Friday afternoon from her late •, home, and the remains were interred { in 'Toronto. The public school held a skating arty on the rink on 'Friday evening last, with a lenge crowd attending. After a few hours' skating a dainty lunch was served. Mrs. E. Jackson visited for a few tidays with relatives in 'Clinton.u The Zurich Lodge of Masons held a banquet and concert in the Town Hall on 'Wednesday evening. The entertainers for the evening were 'Miss Pearl Newton, elocutionist, and Miss Edith Grainger, contralto, who gave an excellent entertainment, besides other local numbers. The Avondale orchestra, of Lucan, °ave a number of selections. After the entertainment daintyo lunch h w as served, and 'the was spent remainder of the evening in dancing till the early hours of the morning. The services in the United Church on Sunday last were largely attend- ed, the church 'being filled to capacity both morning and evening,. The 'Wo- men's choir, consisting of over thirty voices, rendered excellent music for the occasion. Mrs. (Dr.) Reid, of To- ronto, sang solos at both services and these were greatly enjoyed by the large coneregations present. At the evening service, Rev. Mr. Sinclair spoke on "A Young 'Woman's 'Woo- ing, or a Bride's Destiny." Next Sun- day evening the subiect will be "Copyists, Imitators, Mimics." Mr. Roy Todd visited over .the week -end with friends in Exeter. Mr. •Wrn. Consitt visited his broth- er -ill -law, h'Ir. Fred Perry, in Clinton,on Monday. Mrs, D. McNaughton is visiting 'for a few days with relatives in Exeter, Mr. R. E. Pickard, of Exeter, was in town on Friday on business. The sale held on Saturday last by Mr• T. C. Jaynt and Mr. Charles aJuite tnks was lot of stuff was sold. Mr.d tArthur Weber; of Dashwood, was the auc- tioneer. Mr. George Thompson intends holding an auction sale on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 25th, of his house and lot and household effects. After the sale Mr, Thompson intends to reside with his daughter in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, of Exeter, visited over the week -end with relatives in town. 'The play entitled, "Wanted a Wife," given here last week by the young people of the United Church, will be given in Staffa in the near future. Mrs. Lee Hedden sang a very pleas- ing solo at the valentine social 'held .in Chiselhurst United Church on Case will be sorry to learn' that she is confined to her room through illness: Mrs. S. Marner and Mrs. J. Elder l� ndin tt g a this pca are in Toronto e t 4 horticultural lng. tThliterrysociety of the Hensel( continuation school held their meat- i ing on Friday Afternoon, with Scott h mecetin o- chair. The g opel r. Th e in the a Welsh it s erred by singing Coining Through the Rye, after which two, trials took place, both theft trials, which were of much interest to the children. A spelling match then took Place in which Robert Varley won the prize. A number of young people gather- ed at the home of Mr, and Mas. C. Cook on Tuesday evening to celebrate• their sou '•Harry's 'birthday. The ev- ening was spent in games, music and contests, after which a dainty lunch eves served, BAYFIELD. James H. Reid left for Detroit on a Tuesday to attend the funeral re la rive. Harry :Baker has gone to London for a week or so. William Johnston celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday on Monday, the 13th, and is still active and healthy. He and Mrs. Johnston have been re- siding here for the past three years, coining from Goderich, Tuesday, February 14th, was the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tippet. At the Methodist parsonage, Feb. 14th, 1878, Miss Isabella Higgins became the bride of Mr. John Tippet being at- tended by Mr. George Haacke` and Miss Jane Higgins. Rev. J. A. Bro- ley performed the marriage ceremony. Three'members of the family are liv- ing, Mrs, Wm. Mustard,,, at Florida for the winter,. Mrs. Dymond of De- troit, William of !Billings, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Tippet did not celebrate 'their golden, wedding, but spent the day. in their usual e ery daY engage- ments. e - marts. Their many friends extend congratulations. The hot supper and entertainment under the auspices of Trinity Church Thursday evening,9th,was a splen- did success. The super was all that could be desired and was served in the town hall basement. The program consisted of recitations by Lorna Westlake and Jean Dunn, songs by Chrley and Maudie Parker. Several fine selections by the orchestra, violin duet, Arthur Peck and Dr. A. Newtofl Brady, piano duet by Mrs. Paull and Miss Ploy Edwards; dialogue by Har- old McLeod and Mary Widcombe, and a splendid play, Miss Doulton's Orchids, the various parts being taken well by Messrs. A. 'Dunn, H. Baker, and Fred Heard and Mfsses Lucy Woods, 'Susie Westlake and Annie McLeod. On Friday evening a ten -cent tea was served; The total proceeds were over $:02,00, HARLOCK. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neilans and Jim, entertained Allen's, Parson's, also Angus Reid and Miss M. Bickell to a splendid supper and evening last Wednesday night. Miss Agnes Mason, of 'tear Bel - grave, visited for a few days last week with her cousin, Miss Marie Rapson. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Mason visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson Tues- day of last week. Miss Agnes Mason and Miss Marie Rapson visited Miss Helen McEwing 'Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Moon was a guest at the home of Mrs. H. and 'Bert Allen part of last week. Miss Marjorie Colson visited her friend, Miss 'Helen McEwing, Sunday afternoon. 'Little .Doris Lear visited her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Leo Watt, part of last week, Tuesday eveniiig. 1 , Mr. •Harold (Beacom has been help - A cottage prayer meeting will be I ing Knox ,Bros. in the bush for Ire held at the home of Mrs. William past few dor;, ' Lanintie on Thursday evening of this week, Word was received ir, town on Monday evening of the death of Henry Sheffer, at Kippen. Mr. +Shef- fer was one of the oldest men in this district, and had many friends in town, who were sorry to hear of his death. The condition of Mr, John 'Cald- well, who is lying seriously ill at his home east of Hensailr-shows no im- provement. Special re -opening services will be held in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday next, Rev. Mr. Mcliroy will occupy his own pulpit, at +both morning and evening services, and special music will be given by the choir. The church has been nicely painted and decorated. A pie social will be held in the basement of 'Carmel Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, Feb. 22nd, and a good 'programme will be given, end lunch will be served after- wards. Mr. and Mrs, 'Gordon Appleton and Mrs, Ernest Appleton, of Exeter, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Appleton. The services in Carmel Presbyter - ran church on Sunday last were large- ly ly attended, and inspiring sermons were delivered at ,b'oth services. Mrs. William McLaren and Mrs, Andrew Dougall sang a very pleasing duet at the morning service, Mr. Walter 'Slinking, of London, visited friends, in town on T. T. C. Joynt left t on uclTuesday evening "for 'Detroit, where site will visit for a few weeks. THE. SEAFORT1'I N7WS, CASH R And CARRY Our Prices Are The Lowest, 10 lbs. Ed ardebntg Syrup,,63o lbs, Edwardsburg Syrup... 33e 1 lb. Club House Baling Powder.. , 290 10 Bars P. and G. Soap .,,..:39e 3 Bars Lux Soap 23c 10 Bars Somme Soap , 430 3 Packages Snowflake Ani nonia. ,190 3 Tins Peas 2913.: Bull Dog Overalls $1.59 Men's Heavy Wool Socks, a pair.. 39.3 Ben Hur Flour $4.09 Women's Hose, per pair , 17e It Pays to Buy in Egmondville W. J. Finniganan EGMO'NDVILLE The -Burns Cb'itch social evening ,which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MeEwing last Fri- day evening was well attended. A good programme was given and Mr. James Watt acted as the chairman, owing to the absence of Rev, Mr. Abery, At the close of the pro- gramme Miss ,Amy Parsons put on a contest which was interesting, after which several sorts of games were taken part in. Towards the close of the evening lunch was served, after which a circle was formed and all sang "'Should Auld Acquaintances be Forgot," and God Save the King. All went home feeling that they had en- joyed a real good evening. Notice will be given "when and where" the next social evening will be held. Miss Marjorie Colson entertained part of •the Alert 'Club on . Monday evening. Master .Arthur Colson spent Fri- day night with his cousin, Audrey Iim ox. Mrs. A. W. 'Beacom visited. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox Sunday afternoon. Quite a number 'from this comimin- ity-attended the Firemen's dance at Blyth Friday night and all report a real good time. Aln's orchestra are engaged to play for the dance to be put on by the "True Blues" in their hall at Walton on Tuesday evening next, Mr. Bert Allen, by the assistance of his dogs, secured 3 rabbits on Monday. ,Pretty good hunting, eh! CREAM AND EGGS ANTED Highest price paid. Swift's Service Satisfies. Hundr; ds of shippers know this from exper- ience. Give us a call. Thomas Dickson Flour, Feed and 'Produce SEAFORTH ItBtiQfl Farm�r$! You will use superior judgment by using Fertilizers and Lime sold by the undersigned and representatives as we handle only quality goods at a rook bottom `price and give you ser - Vice you cannot get elsewhere, WM• M. SPR®AT, Clay Drain The Mfr, Phone 136-2 SEAFORTH 1111111111111, CROMARTY. Mr. Lloyd Miller, of Stratford, spent Sunday under the parental roof. Miss Christina McKaig is visiting in 'Hensel] with her cousin, Miss Mary •MeKaig. Mr. and Mrs. David Whyte, of Hamiota, are visiting friends in this vicinity. The Cromarty Scale Co. held their annual oyster supper at the home of Mr. Oswald Walker on Tuesday evening last. The usual good time was enjoyed by all. Miss Grace McLachlan entertained the youth and beauty of the neighbor - Wash.; 'Mrs. A. M. Sanders, London, Mrs, John Cochrane, Stanley town- ship. A daughter, Mrs. Margaret Icing, predeceased her three years ago in Seattle, and another daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann • Sherritt, in Manitoba. Two sisters also remain: Mrs. Mary Amt Sherritt, Portage La Prairie and Mrs. Sarah Smith, Delhi, California. Mrs. Jarrott leaves 31 grandchildren. and .33 great grandchildren. The 'fu- neral was held on Thursday, 'Feb. 9, from the some of her son, Mr. J. T. Jarrott, to 'Exeter cemetery. Rev. R. R Conner conducted the services. The pallbearers were: Allan Coch- • FARM FOR SALE. rane, Cleve Cochrane,Eldon Jarrott, hood to a dancing party on Friday One hundred acre farm of good clay James Jarrott, William Jarrott and loam adjoining the,,town of Seaforth. orman Jarrott." evening last. A very 'happy time was Miss •Cora Strong spent the week There are on the premises brick spent by all. end with Mr. and Mrs. William Sin- hoose, large bank barn, cement silo, ciair and family.wit d .,ill, and implement house; also h e litter carrier in barn. No encumb One_of the oldest residents of t ranee Will be sold on terms to suit county _passed away about 9 o'clock LOOK! LOOK! Farmers re ant CREAM EGGS POULTRY. THURSDAY r +r, EI3RUARY 16, 1926,. FOR SALE. (Baby's Go-cart, with hood,. In good coidition, Apply. to. The Newrf7Of. liice. FARM FOR SALE, Lot 16, Concession 6, Township of McKillop, 100 acres, coinfo tab1e. frame house, barns and ottbusildit s, well watered, 8 acres good sugar bush. Good land, possession given on Marsh 1st. Will be sold for reason- able price Apply JAMES RIVERS, Seaforth. 7 50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE, . The west 4 of lot 5, con, 1, 'Tuck ersmith, one mile east of Seaforth, on the 'Highway. It is all seeded to mixed hay and 8 acres of alfalfa. Tile drained' and well fenced. 3 good wells, Bearing apple orchard. 40 roomed frame house, newly roofed. 'Barn 36x50, newly shingled, stabling for 12 head of cattle and four horses, Also 50 acres of pasture, south lx of lot 19,' con: 2, Hibbert, two miles We PayHighest he st Market Prices : We guarantee .satisfaction to everyone. Best test and grade for good cream. • Best grade for eggs Best -weights for poultry. We want.YOU for our customer Give us one trial and you will be our customer. SEAFORTH BUYING BRANCH for GUNN &•LANGLOIS, C'inton I. HUDSON, Manager _. Opposite Daly'a Garage. CARLOAD:' OF HORSES FOR SALE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, Medical:' 12R, Ii, HUGH ROSS, Physicists.. and Surgeon. Late of London aas- pital, Lrindon, England, Specie).' attention to diseases of the eye, ear, • nose and throat. Office and resid- ence behind Dominion _Bank. 'Office Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 106 DR, F. J. BURROW$, Seatortk. Office and residence, Goderich street. - east of the Methodist iChureh,'-'Cor- oner' for•the'County of Huron, Tele- phone No. 40. I)R. C. MAOKAY,-C. Mackey. honor. graduate of Trinity Univers- ' fty and gold medallist of Trinity 'Medical College; member of the Coll;" lege of Physicians and Surgeons 4i Ontario, DIR, F. J. R. FORSTER-+Eye, Eat, Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi eine, University of Toronto 1897. a Assistant New York Ophthalmic said Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, one " from 'Dublin, with a never -failing don, England. throat oCommercial, betel, i spring creek. Immediate possession'Seaforth 3rd Monday fn emit •mottt6 given to both, Will be sold ches10 from la Seaforth, to 3 p.m. Apply to P. DLUL, Dublin' P.O, 10 COAL AND COKE On hand'at the warehouse at the station. Also a small Massey -Harris cutting machine, power.or hand pow- er. Phone 44-W, Seaforth. ANDREW ARCHIBALD.. _ tf Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50e --•t1 DR. W. C. SPRO•AT.-•Graduate ei 1 Faculty of 'Medicine, University et Western. Ontario, •London. Mauler of College of Physicians and SW- geons' of Ontario. Office in. Aberfwt''s Drug Store, 'Main St., Soifer& Phone 90. Dental. W. J. Johnston, of'Gladstone, Mani- toba, is expected in 'Walton 'Feb. 22nd with a load of good young work' horses, -weighing from 1,400 to 1,600: ib. There are three registered Clydes- dale mares among them. For any in- formation, Ring 275, Brussels. 7 ,Another Election Called. --- Judg- ment was given on Tuesday morn- ing by Iris Honor judge Lewis at Goderich in the case of OwettGeiger against Reeve Robert 'Higgins at Hensall, where Owen Geiger endeav- ored to unseat Reeve ,Higgins, on the grounds that he was a county 'auditor at the time a his nomination. The Judge directed that the seat be vacat- ed, each party to pay their own costs. Clerk Alex, 'Murdoch immediately took stens to cali another election. Nominations will be held on lvfonday evening, Feb,. 20t1i, and the election on Monday, February 27, ,r.: swiss. .' rA,nranni` of Stratford soli. COLiJMBAN. Miss Emily Downey, . -of •Detroit, spent the week -end, at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Down- ey, St. Columban. Messrs. 'Sorenson and Miss Ileen Sorenson, of 'Detroit, motored over and spent the'week-end at the home of Mr, Michael Downey, St. Colum - ban. Mr. and Mrs, Dan. Cronin spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Ed. Horan of McKillop. Miss Gertrude McGrath, of Guelph spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Mc- Grath, St. Columban, Miss Edith Miles, of Stratford Nor- mal, was a week -end visitor at her home in St. Columban. Rev, Mr: Robinson, who is a bro- ther to Mrs. Sol. Shannon, preached in Burns Church Sunday last. , He will also preach again this Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen, Mr, and Mrs. Angus Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Watt; were entertained on Mon- day, by Mr, and Mrs; John Watt at their home in Walton to a 'bounteous tea and a real good trine, which was enjoyed by all, Miss Marjorie IBickell. spent . the week -end at the 'hone of her friend, Miss Louise Mills. lvir, Nelson Lear had a good wood bee on Saturday afternoon. purchaser. ser. J. L. I{'ERIR, phone 228r15 Mondaynight in the .person of Mr. 111 HenryShaeffer, who, for fifty-seven years conducted the Kippen hotel, The funeral took place on 'Wednes- day afternoon to Maitlandbank cern- etery, Seaforth; the service being con- ducted by Rev.' R. R. 'Conner of Kip - pen. The late Mr. Shaeffer was ;born 93 years ago in'"Waterloo county. He carte to Zurich while a young man, where he married Miss 'Dsechert, who predeceasd him 15 years ago. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Wil- liam Watson, of Seaforth, The late Mrs. James +Dick of Seaforth was also a daughter. The late Mr. Shaeffer will be much missed in the community. where he was a general favorite and highly thought of by everybody,. Mr. and Mrs Pickard of Clinton, Mr. an at the home of• Mr. and Mrs. Butt ov- er the week end. EIPPEN Mr. Robert••Cooper spent the •week end in Clinton. I',IC/ Mrs. John Jarrott Sr. -There pass- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt called on ed away on Tuesday, Feb. 7, one of friends in 'Seaforth' on Sunday. this district's most widely known and Mrs. W. W. Cooper is improving respected citizens in the person of since her operation. She is •in Vic - Mrs. John Jarrott. Mrs. Jarrott had toric hospital, London. been failing in health since the early, part of November and left here about CONSTANCE. a month ago to 'live with her' daugh- ter, Mrs. A. M. 'Sanders, in London. Since then she was taken with •an et - tack of the flu which proved fatal. Prior to 'her marriage she was Miss Agnes Jamieson, daughter of the late Thomas and Mrs. Jamieson. It is 86 years and five months slice she was born at New +Glasgow, near Quebec City. When the. deceased was quite young, the family left Quebec' prov- ince and came to Ontario, settling on the 'Parr line in Hay township. In 1859 she was married to Mr. Jarrott who lived in Vaughan township, near Toronto. ':Mr, and' Mrs, Jarrott pur- chased a farm on the •Parr line in Stanley township, and resided there for a number, of years, before they re- turned, to Hay,, And lived on the Lon- don road. for nine years, They later retired to Exeter where Mr, Jarrott's death occurred seven years: ago. Mrs. Jarrott catne to this neighborhood to live near her children, Her amiable disposition and remarkable qualities Gained the admiration of everyone, Three sons 'and four daughters sur- d Mrs.' Sales of Exeter, visited The ease with which corns sod warts. can be removed by HdllowaY's vive: Tames T. Jarrott, Nippon, Wm, J. Jarrott, 'Hillsgreen; Norman 5, arrott Toronto'. Mrs. Mrs, \V'in. Britton is visiting rela- tives i nLambton county this wee k, Mr, Andrew Snell -Wait Sunday friends. with 'Myth Mr, Wm. Knox had his stable mov- edfrom the village to his grass farm one day last week, which he recently purchased from Mr. D. Millson. On Monday of this week the 'boys putt on a big rabbit drive in which all the'nimrods of the 'country and some from Seaforth took part. They cov- ered all the territory between Kinburn and Winthrop ,for two blocks wide. It made a very exciting and lively af- ternoon of sport. Some of the rabbits took a lot of killing, from ten to fif- teen shots,' and then some made their escape through! the lines. However, in the neighborhood of fifty jacks were 'bagged and the boys had a good days' sport. 'Perhaps 'another drive will be made in the near future, While the walking is ,good and the ammuni- tion hangs out. Mrs. Alex: McMichael, accompan- ied by Miss L. Thompson, of Sea - forth, left last week for Toronto where the former's daughter, Mrs. Geer • e Parry, ' as seriously 111 with THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire insurance Co •FARM' AND ISOLATED TOWN PE' TY O Y INSURED PROPERTY N L Y. Officers= James Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, Vice President; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth,•Sec:Treasurer. Rinn,No. 2 Sea - forth, forth, John 'Bennewies, Brodhagen; James Evans,. ,Beechwood; M. Mc- Ewen, James •Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Clinton;Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea - forth; j G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris.,Harlock; ;George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth;- Murray.. Gibson, Brucefield. • ` Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r, 1, "Clin- ton; E. Hinchley,.'Seaforth; J. A. Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; 5. V. Yeo, Holniesville; R: G. Jarmouth,. Bornholm: 'James Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insuaance or trans- act other` business -will 'bei promptly attended to by appliration to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. FARM FOR SALE.. 427 acres, lot 16, part 17, con. 1, Hullett, on Provincial 1Highw.ay, 4% miles east of +Clinton. Brick house, bank barn and other out -buildings. This farm is mostly seeded to grass and is in a good state of cultivation. Terms easy. 'For particulars apply on . the premises to JOHN R. NOBLE, r.r. 4, Clinton. - 13. WATSON AND REID'S REAL ESTATE • AND INSURANCE AGENCY - (Successors to James Watson) MAIN- ST., SEAPORT'S,. ONT, All kinds of: Insurance risks, effect ed :at...lowest :.-rates in First-CGss Companies, DR. J. A. IMUNN ' • - Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, grads - ate of Northwestern University, 'Chi- cago, Ill„ Licentiate Royal College of Dental Surgeons, 'Toronto. Ofiea ' c ver Sills' hardware, Main street, Seaforth. Phone 151. dwati DR. F. J. BEOHELY, gra Royal: College •of Dental Surgeons, Toronto.. Office over W. R. Smitb'a Grocery, • Main street, 'Seaforth. Phones, office 185W, residence 1$5l, Auctioneer." GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed ,Auctioneer for the County of Huron Arningements can• be inade 10 Sale Date at The Seaforth News. 'Charges • moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wednesday, Feb. 15th. Wheat, per bus. Barley, per bus: ...80c -83c Oats, per bus. 60c -63c Buckwheat, ,per bus 75e Shorts, per cwt, $1.98 Bran, per cwt. Butter, per lb. 35e Eggs, per doz. 30c -36e - Potatoes, per bag .. $125 Hogs, per cwt $825 Chickens, live, 5-6 lbs., per ib 17c -22c Chickens, dressed, 4, 5, 6 lbs. per lb.. ; ..20c, 27c, 28r. Old hens, live, 5• lbs., per Ib 20c Old hens, dressed, per ib .. 25c, ' FOR SALE Linfited amount of good clean seed oats of I-mproved ` Leiter variety; plump, good yielder, and absolutely clean of all wild -seeds. ' Also a nice, quiet, well-built young cow, having second calf, near fresh- ening. Must sell as there is no one here to•do the milking. Apply Lot 17, (Con. 8, McKillop,, or phone even- ings, 24 'on 240, 'Seaforth central. 9 MATRON WANTED. - Matron for Children's Shelter, G'o- 'clerich,•duties to begin March 1st. Married woman preferred: Apply at once, stating qualifications and salary references, s to and giving g exp g ,Gode- rich. A:S. c C. 0 Arse , A. M. Roberts Y 7 rich. Havey our next Suit or Overcoat made b Y E. W. BATEMAN'. Practical • Tailor Main St. Seaftortli 2 Prices :from 5. Oou $ P. Your own materials madeup at: reasonable rates Try us for Prompt Service Style and Satisfaction FOR SALE. West half of semi-detac'Ired double brick house situated• on Market stteet, Seaforth. Electric lights, town wa- ter, furnace, combination storri'i doors and' windows, new garage and heti house on property._ Will be sold rea- sonable; owner leaving town, If not • sold, will be rented. Apply to E. C, CH'AMBE.RLAIN, Seaforth, Ont.- A Foe to ,Asthma. Give asthma half a chance and it gains ground rapidly. But give it repeated treat- ments lea -ments of Dr, 5. D, Kellogg`s Asthma Remedy and itwill fall back even i faster. There s no half way meas- ure about this remedy, It goes right to worts and drives asthma out. 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