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Dr, (irahem of Toronto is spending
a few days int town visiting 'et the
!tome of Mr. and Mrs, Daviel 1 o$,.
Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Simmons are in
Torontothis week,
Mr. Manley Jinks le leaving for De-
troit this week where he expects to
get t' situation,
Mr. and Mrs, Merry J?lorton intend
leaving friday for the West, where
they will visit for a time with their
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. "Phomas Wren are
spending a few days in Toronto this
week.
Quite a atuneber of tickets were sold
here on Thursday to people taking in
the harvest excursion to the West,
some 25 leaving' this district, Some of
those we noticed going frons'' here:
Harold Munn, Milton Boyle Bert
Horton, Melvin Moir, Harry Horton,
William Fraser, Chas, Sheddock, Jack
Horton, 1Wilson 'i3rintnell, M. Mc
Fariene,
Mrs, Ed. McQueen and children,
who have been visiting for the past
two weeks in Detroit and Cass City
returned home on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and
little daughter Lois visited over the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Higgins and family,
and Mr Henryand
Mr.a 1 s, Alex..
children of Cass City, Mich„ are
spending a few days this week visit-
ing with friends in town.
Miss Alice Higgins is visiting in
Detroit this week.
Mr, andlfrs, R. Eaerett, of Wood-
stock, visited with Mn Alex, Murdoch
on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and dough.
ter June, of Winnipeg, are visiting for
a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
C. Petty. They motored from Win-
nipeg,
Mr, and Mrs D. McKaig of Lon-
don, visited in town for a few days
recently;
Miss Irene Hoggarth is visiting this
week in Toronto,
Misses Elva Shaddock, Grace Stone
and time Scruton have enjoyed a
week's vacation at Port Stanley.
The many friends of Mrs. Thos.
Welsh will be sorry to learn that she
is not well again ,and a trained nurse
is in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hedden and dau-
ghter Olive and Mr. and Mrs, Milton
Bissett, of Brantford, visited over the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. A. An-
derson and Mrs. G. Hedden and
family,
Mrs, Thos. Murdoch, who has been
visiting in Toronto for the past few
weeks. bas returned horn.
Mr. G. J. Sutherland attended the
'banquet in London on Friday last in
connection with the first receiving of
mail for London by airplane. The
Postmaster -General was the principal
speaker and a number of other promi-
nent men addressed the meeting
which was largely attended.
Mr. A.. 1Valiace, manager of the
International Harvesting Machine
Co, and airs. Wallace, were pleasant
visitors with Mr. A. Murdoch on
Wednesday last.
Mr, and Mrs. MoKaig, Mrs. Thos.
Peart and Mrs. Frank Peart visited
a day in Clinton recently.
Mr. Dart, of Haliburton, visited his
brother Leonard over the week -end
Mr. Lorne. Stott and daughter Mar-
ion, who have been visiting for a few
weeks in town, have returned to To-
ronto.
In an old fyle of the Exeter Times
of 50 years ago there is an interesting
account of a foot race between Wil-
liam Balkwill, of Exeter, and Alex.
Murdoch, of Hensel!. The race was
run 50 years ago last Saturday, and
was for 100 yards, and a purse of
$25.00. Mr. Balkwill won the race.
We don't know for sure by how
much, but we 'believe that Balkwill
won by about 95 yards.
Mr. Fred Bowen visited in Blyth
on Sunday.
Miss Gladys Luker is enjoying a
week's holidays, visiting in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy White and Mrs.
William White Sr. of London, visited
over the week -end with friends in
town.
A lawn social was given to the
Mission Band and Primary Class of
Carmel Presbyterian Church at the
hone of Miss Rena Hudson an
Thursday afternoon last. The after-
noon was spent in games and con-
tests. The winners in Mission Band
work during the past year were Miss
Minnie Sangster, Miss Mabel Work-
man
orkman and Eldred Smith, after which
lunch was served.
The work of gravelling the London
",Road has been stopped for a couple of
weeks, but the plant will be in oper-
as. again at the end of that time as
there is still quite a bit of work to do
on the roads.
The grain harvest is about complet-
ed in this district and threshing is the
order of the day and an immense
amount of grain is being marketed.
'here daily by truck.
Mrs. Boyd and little son of Niagara
Falls, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. RobertM M cArt
hur,
Mrs, Thos. K
h s le and son have left
for Toronto where they will visit for
a time.
Mr, Jack Carmichael, of Detroit,
visited over the week -end at his home
here.
Mrs. Lou Simpson is visiting for a
couple of weeks with relatives in De-
troit.
Mrs, J. Pope is visiting for a few
days with her sister in Dashwood.
Mrs, Gordon Knapp, of Toronto,
:visited for a few days with friends in
town.
Mrs,Corsicelebrated
tt her89th
birthdy on Saturday last, and a num-
ber of her friendscalled on her, wish-
ing many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Consitt is one of the oldest resi-
dents in Hensel, and is enjoying fair-
ly good health.
The two daughters of, Mr. Richard
Robbins of Tuckersmith, had their
tonsils removed at Mrs. Patterson's
hospital. on Thursday last,
Mr. Chas, Chapman, of Palmerston
visited over the week -end with friends
in town,
Mrs. Peter Fisher and daughter
Miss Eleanor, are visiting with Mt,
and Mrs. Moffatt,, a,t Brucefield.
Mrs, W. O. Goodwin is taking Miss_
Fisher.s place as - r an"st irs the Unit-
ed Chinch while elle is on her vaca-
tion,
Mr. Fired, Willie of Marlette, Mich.,'
visiting fur tt #t w dugs with' friends,
int town.
itlis's:llatkie Sutherland is spending
a few clays at, Gm'and Bend.•
Mies JanetWhibe is visiting this
week with friends in Southatnpton,
Dr, and Mrs, F. A. Siliery, of Tor
onto and formerly pf hlettsall, .an-
ttouuee the engageutent of their eld
est daughter, Prances Evelyn, to .Dr
1 M.'Lowry, of New York The near
Amp will take place in New York on
September 9th..
Mr, W. N, Drunitnond, and Mr
Leonard Drummond of Toronto visit-
ed Over the week end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D'runt-
mond, .
Miss Flossie Foss of Toronto is vis-
iting'for, a few days with her parents
Isere,
Mrs. S. Smith left this week for To-
ledo, Ohio, i2isere she will visit for a
time. "
Mr. Louis McKay; of Toronto ie vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
McKay,
Misses Mary and Enuha Johnson,
who have been visiting with their sis-
ter in Windsor, have returned home.
Miss Jean Ferguson of Brussels is
-
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Flem-
ming,
1e m
!ming, and sang a very pleasing solo in
Carmel Presbyterian. Church on Sue-
de?, evening last, which was greatly
enjoyed;
Sir, sand Mrs. A, W. E. Hemphill
and family, who have been camping
at the Bend, have returned home.
Mr. and Mre. Ed. Sheffer visited for'
a few clays with their. daughter and
son-in-law at Port Rowan.
Miss Mattie Ellis, who has beau vis-
iting for the past two mouths with re-
latives in the West, returned home on
'Monday evening.
Rev. Mr, \•!cNairn of Loddon,
preached to large congregations in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day last and in the -.United Church,
Rev, Mr. McDonald of Egmondville
took the morning service and Rev, Mr.
Brown of Lucletow preached in the
evening, Next Sunday Rev, Mr, Sin-
clair will have charge of his own pul-
pit in the United Church.
Sirs. A L. Case is in a London hos-
pital where she is taking treatments.
Mrs. Dougall and babe have return-
ed home after visiting for a few days
with relatives at Edy's Mills.
The annual flower show of the hor-
ticultural Society was held in the
town hall on Tuesday. A beautiful
display of flowers were on exhibit,
both afternoon and evening. 1'oltow-
ing is the prize list,;
Display of potted plants, Mrs. Nor-
man Cook; foliages Miss Margaret
Anderson; potted fern, Mrs. John El-
der, hollyhocks, -Mrs. 11"m, Dougall,
Mrs. A. Munn, Mrs. S. Merner, Spe-
cial, Mrs. H. Horton. Bride's flower
table, Miss Pearl Elder; golden glow,
Miss K. Scott, Miss E. Johnston; 3
asters, Mrs. E. 'McQueen, Mrs, Jas.
Hoggarth, Miss MI, Reid; collection
of asters, Mrs. G, Habkirk, Miss M.
Anderson, Miss K, Scott. One dahlia,
K. Drysdale, Mrs, Lee Hedden, W. L.
\icLaren, Special. Mrs, Lee Hedden.
Three dahlias, Mrs, W. Sangster, Mrs
Lee Hedden, Mrs. S. Merner; collec-
tion of dahlias, Mrs. S. Merner, Mrs.
W. Sangster, Mrs. J, Murdock. Coll.
„f panties, Mrs. Merner„ Six nastur-
tiums, Miss M. Reid, Mrs, K. Bell.
coll. of nasturtiums, Mrs. K. Bell, Mrs
Habkirk, Mrs, Maulkinson; three
roses, Mrs. T. Berry, Katherine Drys-
dale; coll. roses, Mrs, Berry, Mrs. J,
Elder, Mrs. Merner; sweet peas, Mrs.
Habkirk, Mrs, H. Arnold, Mrs, G.
Gram; potted tuberous begonias, Mrs.
A. Consitt, Mrs, Grain; cut tuberous
begonias, Mrs, Lee Hedden. 12 cosmos
Mrs. H. Horton, Miss Reid, Miss E.
Murdock. Special, Miss M. Alexand-
er, Miss K. Scott. Six poppies, Mrs.
E. Drummond, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. G.
Fairbairn. Hydrangea, special Mrs,
A. Buchanan. Cut petunias, Miss K..
Scott, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. N. Cook,
Special, Mrs. Arnold. Bouquet of
tiger lilies, special, Miss M. Alexan-
der; stocks, Miss E. Johnston; sun-
flowers, Mrs. Jas. McDonald, Mrs. W.
Dougall, Mrs. A. Munn; special, IC.
Drysdale. Gloxinia, Mrs. Gram; col..
Phlox, Mrs. R. McArthur, Mrs, W.
Sangster, Mrs. J. Elder, Mrs. K. Bell.
Snapdragons, Mrs. R. Cameron, Mrs.
L. Petty, Mrs, Ferner. Glads„ Miss
h Scott; special, Mr. N, Peck, One
glad., Miss K. Scott, Mrs. L. Petty;
special, Mr, N. Peck;; coll. of glads.,
Mrs. Gram, Mrs. Petty, Mrs. E. Mc-
Queen; special, N. Peck. Coll, of"nam-.
ed gilds.. special, N. Peck; marigold's,
Mrs, K. Bell, K. Scott, Mrs. G: Hud -
on; ,ix calendula marigolds, Mrs. S.
Merner, Mrs. K. Beli; African mari-
golds, Mrs. Merner; French mari-
golds. Mrs, Bell, Mrs. Merner, Miss
M. Reid; Zinnias, Mrs, Habkirk, Mrs.
Merner, Mrs. W Dougall; display zin-
nias. Mrs, Habkirk, Mrs. Merner, Miss
\L .\nderson; hall bouget, Miss E.
Murdock, X. Drysdale. Extras- To-
matoes, Miss A. Consitt, Miss Con-
sitt, special, Miss A. Consitt, Star of
Bethlehem, Mrs. Ooles; campanula,
Mrs. Eyre; rex begonia, Mrs. E. Mc-
Queen; begonia. John Zuefle, potted
begonia, Mrs, A. Coxworth; foliage
begonia, Miss K. Scott;
t; balsan
. Mrs.
EDrummond; verbenas Mrs Ar-
nold, Mrs.Merner; clarka, K. Drys-
dale; pinks, Mrs, G. Fairbairn.
HULLETT.
Mr. Bernard Nott and Mr, Will
Wright left on the Harvesters' excur-
sion
xcur-sion last Thursday.
Mr. David 'E'asson and Mr. Robe,
Bennett, of Victoria. spent the week-
end with Mr. and 'Mrs, Thomas Dale.
Mr. 'Thos, McMichael has purchas-
edanewcar.
Mr,and Mrs. 'Norman Habkirk,urk, of
Curse Isle; Mrs, 'fIabkir k and Miss
Minnie, of town, were week -end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold. Dale,
Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Appidhy motor-
ed to Harlock and spent Sunday with.
Mr. and Mrs, 'C'has, Persons,
Miss Josephine Livingstone is home
from 'Toronto for a few weeks' heli -
clay.
HIBBERT.
Going to Texas,--iRev, Father W.
It. Nigh, C.SaB,, of the .Basilian Order
of Toronto, arrived here on Monday
to spend 'a couple of days at the home
or his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Nigh
'ruckersmith, and also at the home oif
his sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh,
McKillop, before going to Texas, U.
SA., where he expects to be stationed
for sot-netttne.
Casht tel
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,
8 oz. Bottle Fly'J'ox.
3 Bars Fels-Nreptha Soup
8 Bars Castile Soap
1 'Till Chicken Iladdirl:e
1 half pound Fry's Cocoa
1 pound Red Rose Tea
1 pound Saiada Tea
39e
20c;
24c
200
23c
09ct
090
It Will Pay You to Bring Your Cash to Egrxiondviile
We e are Paying 390 for Strictly Fresh Eggs in Trade
We J. FINNIGAN
Teach your
to stop and look be-
fore crossing street f
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or highway
Highway'
Safety Committee
The HON. GIA, S. HENRY, Chairman,
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Miss Ann Atkinson of Detroit, and
her tncther, Mrs. C. Atkinson,
and lit-
tle grandson, Jimmie Atkinson, and
Miss Aloysia Nigh, Seaforth, were
visitors ou Sunday last at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. W. Nigh, Tuckersmith,
and also at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
P. McCann, Hibbert,
TELEPHONE MEETING.
In response to a petition filed with
the Clerk of the Township of Tuck-
ersmith, a special general meeting of
the subscribers of the Tuckersmith
Munictpal Telephone System will be
held in .Walkers Hall, Brucefield, on
Friday, September 7th, at 7:30 o'clock
p.m, for the following purposes:
To consider the proposalof the
Commissioners to increase the charges
for service to subscribers;
To consider ways and means of re-
ducing the cost of operation of the
system.
36 D. F. McGREGOR,
Clerk of the Township of 'Tuckersmith
McEILLOP NOMINATION.
A meeting of the ratepayers of the
Municipality of the Township of Mc-
Killop will be held in the Winthrop
Hall on Monday, Sept. 10th, 1928, at
one o'clock p.m„ for the purpose of
receiving nominations for a Reeve
and one Couttbillor. Nominations re-
ceived from the hour of one o'clock
till two o'clock.
In the event of more persons being
nominated titan are required to fill
said offices an election will be held
on Monday, Sept. 17th, 1928. Polis
open from 9 a.m, till 5 p,m. at the
following places: Polling Div No. 1 -
Jas, F. Carlin's house, Lot 10, Con, 5.
-Jas, Evans, D.R.O.; Thos. Moylan,
P.C. Polling Div. No. 2 - Jos.
Hogg's house. Lot 25 Con, 4, John
McDowell, D.R.O. Mrs, Geo, Eaton,
P.C. Polling Div. No. 3 -Jos. Smith's
house, Lot 10, Con 12. John Leeming,
1).R.O. John Murray, P.C. Polling
Div. No, 4 -School House No, 7,
Lot 26, Con. 12. John Balfour, •D,R:'O.
Willis Dundas P.0
36 JOHN McNAY,
Returning Officer.
Rupture
EXPERT HERE
F. H. 'Seeley, of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, nationally famous expert, will
himself personally be at the Windsor
Hotel and will remain in Stratford
Monday only, Sept. 3rd, from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m, Mr. 'Seeley says: 'The spar -
made shield will not only retain any
case of rupture perfectly, but contracts
the opening in 10 days on tele average
case, Being a vast advancement over
all fonder method's-exemplifying"in-
stantaneous effects immediately ap-
prcciable and withstanding any strain
or `position no matter the size or loca-
tion. Large
or difficult cases, or
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t
Msioual ruptures (f f1 , mg opera-
tions)
tions) specially solicited. This instru-
ment received the only award in Eng-
land and in Spain, .producing results'
without surgery, injections, Medical
treatments or prescriptions, with dis-
tinguished personal patrons of all na-
tions." "His method has always been
most satisfactory." ---Late Dr.,Edward
Shipper former Medical Director, U.
S. Navy This instrument is the same
as supplied to Sing, .Genii, Bureau,
US, Naval 'Hospital-iltienn.'
Eta; Ete, He will be glad to, demon-
strete without charge or fit them if
desired, Business demands prevent
stopping at any other place in this
section, /4313. -,Every statement in,
this notice has been verified before
the Federal ami State Courts. -'F. H.
Seeley, Home Office 117 N. Dear-
born St„ Chicago, 111,
CARD OF THANKS
Miss Effie McKay wishes to thank
all her kind friends and neighbors for
their kindness during her brother's
long illness and also during her re-
cent bereavement.
CARD OF 'THANKS.
The family of the late Mr. George
Dickson wish to thank, their many
friends and neighbors for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy shown
them in their recent sad 'bereavement,
also for the -many beautiful flowers.
The Oil for the Farmer. -A bottle
of Dr. Thomas Eciectric '!Oil in the
farm house will save many a journey
for the doctor. I't is not only good
for the children when `taken with
colds 'and croup,' and for the mature
ivho suffer from pains and aches, but
there are •directions.for its use on sick
cattle. There should always be a
'bottle of it in the house.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
Following will be sold by public
auction on Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 1928,
on Lot 19 Con. 14_McKillo'p, .at 1.00
o'clock p.m., sharp.
Horses. -1 bay gelding rising five
years old, weight 1,600 lb.; 1 black
gelding rising four years old, weight
1,500; aged driving horse, good single.
or double; 1 matched `teem geldings,
2 and 3 years old, full brothers.
'Cattle. -1 registered Durham cow
with papers, 5 yrs. old, supposed to
calve 11th Feb.; 1 registered Dur-
ham cow with papers, 6 yrs. old, sup-
posed to calve in January; 1 Durham
cow 5 yrs. old, supposed to calve Feb.
13; I Durham cow 5 yrs. old, fresh-
ened about amonth; 1 Durham cow
3 years old, milking; 5. calves rising
one year old; 2 young calves, -
Pigs. -1 Yorkshire sow with litter
at foot; I young sow; 2 chunks about
100 lbs,
Implements - 1' Massey Harris
binder, six foot cut,nearly new; I
Massey Harris rope hay loader; 1
McCormick mower, six foot cut; 1
steel hay rake ten feet;i 1 Frost te
Wood Cultivator with seeder; 1 Mas-
sey Harris seed drill.13 disc; 1 two.
furrow riding plow; rdnsc harrow, 1
acuffler; 1 set.faursection diamond
harrows No. 21 Fleury walking
plow; 1 grindstone; 1 McTaggare.
fanning mill; 1 set 3,000 lib. scales 1
ttirbber tired top buggy; 1 cutter; 1
set bob sleighs with flat rack; 1 lum-
ber waggon, nearly new; 1 gravel'
box; 1 heavy set waggon whiffletrees;
1 sixteen foot hay rack with shift; 1
stock rack; 1 set team harness with
breaching; 1 set of back band plough
harness; 1 set single driving ha!raess;
4 horse collars; 1 Star touring car
1923, in good running order; 1 Bell
Oak heater, burpscbal or wood; 1
hay fork, car and pulley's and 140 ft.
nBw rope and' trip cope; 1 Standard
cream separator, Implements are all
in good repeir,
terms ---7 months' Credit given on
furnishing, approved joint Dotes, land
'Owners for seeurity, All sums tinder
$10, cash. Discount of 3 ger .cent
straight of for cash on Credit a-
Motutts:" No reserve as proprietor is
going West.
fico. Ii. Elliott, alta,; Aden 11otbes,
prop
EXECUTOR'S SALE,
The Executors of the estate of
Catherine Jeffery, late of • the '.'own
of Seaford], Married Wonsan, deeeaa-
ed, have instructed Thomas Brown,
Auctioneer, to offer for sale by public
auction; on Saturday, lice 8th Septem-
ber, 1928, at two o'clock in the after-
noon, on the premises,, Lot number
Fifty-five (55), lit Gouutloeie's Survey,
of part of the said Town of Seaforth.
There is erected on the said;lands a
'large frame dwelling. house, on a
foundation and with a cellar udder the
whole house, The hoose is equipped
with furnace, electric lights, Town
water and a cistern and all in good
repair, There is a frame garage also
on the property.
The property is very conveniently
situated in the centre of the Town and
one ,block from Main Street.
Terms of Sale -.-The property will
be offered for sale sub•ject to a
re-
served
e
s aved bidand toan existitg monthly
y
lease.
The Purchaser will be required' to
pay 20 per cent of his Purchase money
at the time of sale and the balance,
without interest, within thirty days
thereafter and the Purchaser will be
reccuired to sign an agreement for the.
completion of his purchase.
Farther particulars and terms 'of
alewill `be made' known at the time
s me
of sale and niay be had in the mean-
time from the undersigned.'
Dated at .Seaforth, Ontario, this ;18th
August, 1908, •
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer,'
R. S. HAYS,
Executors' Solicitor.
FOR SALE.
Houseand two lots in Eginondlville,
House, stable and hen house; house
with electric lights; good location,
corner lot, near church,.. shores and
good school. Nice home f,or a retired
farmer or for chicken raising. For
particulars apply at The 'News Office.
LOST.
Donate' Twiss, of Brantford,' left a
sweater coat at the Library Tennis
Court. Anyone,f`inding same, please
return to Alex. McGavin, Seaforth,
35,
FOR RENT OR SALE.'
"Frame house on East, William
Street for rent or sale, _ 3 bedrooms,
living room, 'kitchen and parlor. Cel-
lar under house. Hard and soft water
inside. Electric lights, Garage or
hen house. One block from Colleg-
iate Institute. Apply AIDA'M HAY'S.
FOR' SALE
17 chunks of pigs about 70lbs.;`also
five sows in pig, due in a month;
'Chunks can be bought at two cents a
_pound more than market price. NOR-
MAN SANDIERRSO'N, Blyth, Ont. 35
FOR SALE.
Clothes W'r'inger, in good condition.
Ball-bearing, •Price $3:50. Apply at
The News Offic,9. 37'
STEER .CALF FOUND.
Yearling steer calf weighing -around
600 lbs. Owner may halve same by
proving prol:erty and paying ex-
penses. HUGiH RIIINN, Walton. 39
FOR SALE
A Happy Thought Range. Apply
phone 2 rin 160, Tuckersenith. 36
FOR SALE.
:having sold my house and lot, I
have a number of Chinchilla rabbits
for sale, all ages. Will sell cheap to.
clear out.
Also a good Dominion piano, for
sale.. In good condition, PETER
DAILEY, Goderich Street West. 35
STUDENT BOARDERS.
High school 'boarders wanted
MRS. FIRANIK 'BAXTER, John St.,
Seaiforffi, 34
VEGETABLES FOR SALE.
Ypu can have both quality and
freshness throughout the coming sea-
son. The best varieties of vegetables
grown. Prices right, Write or call,
and leave your ond'er at the Maitland
Bank Garden, Roxboro, EDMUND
STAFFORD, Prop. 38
RABBITS FOR SALE
'Limited number of Chinchilla rab-
bits for sale, Does six months old at
$4.00 each, LEO ;ST'EVENSON Sea-
forth, It.'R.'2.
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday, ,August29th, 1928.
Wheat, per bush. $1.10
-Barley
Oats, per bush. 65a-68c
Shorts per mit.
1.70
Br , e c t
an x w 1.80
P
New potatoes , ..... . , 1.25.
Eggs, per doz. 25c -32c -35e
Butter, per Ib. 35e'
Broilers, 3/, 234, under 2% lbs.
23c -21c -15c
Hens, live, Sibs, under 5 lbs. , ,13a1'"yc
Roosters. 61b, 5 ib., per lb; 14c -13c
Hogs, per cwt. $1:3.00.013.50
WARNING
We have the goods that make your land produce. Everlasting
Clay Drain Tile, Niagara Agricultural Lime, Empire, Smith's or
Armour's Fertilizers. If your. field is wet, drain it. Call int if you
want a machine to dig. If you can not grow clover, liane it; Niagara
Lime does the trielr• If you grow wheat fertilize it. But to get best
results from your Fertilizer, lute it first, fess fertilizer will do and you
can then grow clover. When you can grow clover, you, can grow
almost anything. Call us or any of our •.Agents. Information cheer
fully given. Goods always on hand, Do not be called from your work
when the car arrives. We deliver at small cost. Quality goods and
service
WILLIAM M. SP OAT
Clay Drain Tile Manufacturer, Seaforth, Ont.
General Agent for Niagara Litre and Empire, Smith's or Armour's
Fertilizers for Perth and Huron
EXPERT FINISHING.,
Expert Kodak finishing: Develop-
ing Prints i ,
htg Sc a nil, 3c each; any s �e
JA'CK'SON STUDIO, Seaforth 41.
WANTED,_
Caretaker at 'Lions Park, Duties
light, Free house, free light and free
water, Apphcist'ions to be left 'with
Postmaster Sills, 'Chairman. of Park
Committee,
36, -
ROOM'ERS WANTED:
'Roomers wanted for the coming
school term, Girl's preferred, Rooms
coevenien't to Collegiate,- Apply bo
MRiS, ANNIE RIEI'D, West - St, 35
FARM FOR•SALE,
Choice 50 -acre farm, in gopd ooudi-
tion. 1434 lot 16, eon. 5, McKillop, all
cleared and all seeded down. Two
storey cement house, frame kitchen,
all in gpod repair. Barn .50'x46' on a
cement well, cement stabling and
water in the barn. :Cement driving
house 24'x36'. France hog pen 16'x24',
Never failing well of ohoice water.
Well fenced and underdrained with
lite drain. Will be sold on easy terms
to suit purchaser, with or without
crop, Failure of health is reason for
selling. For further particulars apply
on the premises or write to Seaforth,
R,R, 5, ROBERT GIBSON. [127
HONEY FOR SALE. '
Clover honey for sale, Price 10
cents, Apply tc W. A, ROSS, phone
19 on 86, . Hensall,
PROPERTY FOR SALE. :
On West William Street, one' block
from Public School, ,churches and
Main Street, of Seaforth, nine -room-
ed house,, electric light, hard and soft
water inside; furnace in good condi-
tion. There is on this property a'gar-
den, garage, -and stable and .a good
hen house, This property is in first
class condition. Apply to MRS.
ROZELLA MARTIN.' 46
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Corner James and Ann Streets, Sea -
forth, seven toomed house, electric
light, hard and soft water inside.
Garden and stable on property. Apply
MRS, WM. McM'i'OH'AEL, John• st.,
or Phone 197. 18t1
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THE NIcK1LLOP.
�Y
Mutual Firelnsura i Go.
Mutual
FARM AND IISOLATE'D TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers -James Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex. James Evans' :Beechwood,
Vice' President; D. F. McGregor,
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. -
Directors ---Wm . Rine ,' No. 2 Sea-
forth, John IBennewies, Brodhagen;
James Evans, Beechwood; M, Mc-
Ewen, -Clinton; James Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea-
forth; J. M. Sholdice, No. 4, Walton;
Robert Ferris, •Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, .Bruceficld.
Agents -Alex; Leitch, r,r. 1,, Clin-
ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A.
Murray, ler. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V
Yeo, Holtnesviile; R. G: Jarmouth.
Bornholm. James Kerr and John
Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors, Parties
desirous to effect insuaance'or trans-
act other business will be promptly
{attended to by 'application to any of
the above named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.
wow n, 19
I?ROV4SSX4NAL CARDS.
Medical,
DR.. IL HUGH ROSS Ph�
ysi'a
and Surgeon. Late of London Nos.
London, England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, eaF.,
nose and throat. Office and resod.
enee behind Dominion Bank. Office i,
Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 04:
INR. F, J. 13U1 ROIWIS, Seaforth,
Office and residence, Go4ertch streets
east of the Methodist (Church, Cor-
ones for the County of Huron, Tele-
phone No. 40.
p$,. C. `MAOKAY.--C.
honor graduate,, af' Trinity Univers-
ity and gold •medallist of Triziirty
Medical College; member of the ICeil-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons ori
Ontario,
•DIR, F, J, II2, FORSTER_Eye,.Eas
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi'
eine, University of Toronto 1897. Late
Assistant New York Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute,' Moorefield's Eye, aad•.
Golden Square throat hospitals, Lou-
don, England. At Commercial 'hotel.
Seafort], 3rd Monday int ea'h month,
from. 111 a,m. to 3 p.m,
•
DR, W, C. 'SPROAT.•Graduate ot•
Faculty of 'Medicine, University of t t
Western, Ontario, .London. Mealtime
of College of Physicians and . Sur-
geons of Ontario, Office isi Aberhari'a
Drone 90ug St,ore, 'Main St„ Seafort,.
Ph
DR. WM, AEERHART Graduate of
Faculty of Medicine, University of
Toronto. Member of . College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Licentiate of Medical 'Council of
Canada. Late interne Throat() Wes-
tern Hospital, Office --Queen's Hotel
Building, North Main Street, Phone
89. Night calls, phone 111.
Dental.
DiR. J. A. IMUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, pada-
etc of 'Northwestern University, ;Clrle
cego, Ill Licentiate Royal College at •_
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office
,'ver Sills' hardware, Main .attest.:
Seaford], Phone 1191.
DR. 'F. J. BIPIOH'ELY, • giudissts
Royal College of Dental 'Surgeons,
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smita'i
Grocery, Main street, - Seaforth.
Phones, office,03SSW, residence 1683
Auctioneer.
GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron
Arrangements can be made for Sawn
Date at The Seafortli"News. 'Chargee
moderate and satisfadtion guaranteed:
HAROLD JIACICSON- Licensed
Auctioneer for 'Huron County. Ar-
rangements can he in'ade for sales at
The Seaforth News. Charges mode-
rate. Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone
1343 Seaforth. • 25sf
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William Pox Presents
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V ►NET. G lYNOR
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12 Reels
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