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'ITIANKSGIVING SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK:
Ulnae Meat, finest c nai
ty, 2 lbs...
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35c
c
Ha%eatot Mince Pte for 'Thanksgiving,
rat b t
C i et y Sauce, in large tumblers, each ,,,.,„,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,2Sc
Lima Beans, per, tin
Prepared by, cooking Dried Lima Beans
Fruits for Salads, per. tin ,.:,. „ ,,,,,,,;,;,,,,,,;,,,. 29c'
Combin'a'tion of choice fruits in rich Syrup.
GrapefruitHearts, serves four people, per tin 31c
Olives, pimento stuffed, 1'l oz, bottle 34c,
or plain Lunch Queen`, ,...... 28c
Sand'wic'h. Spread, Olive Relish, Thousand Island Dressing, May-
on'aise, Pickles, Catsup, Chili Sauce, Mushroom 'Sauce, Beef Steak, '
Tarragon Vinegar, Shrimps, Lobsters, Clams, Crabs, Tuna Fish,
Boneless Chicken, Etc.
20c.
Ross oss J . prom ,Rhone
wCIC • M Stewart Phone 77
Quality always higher than Price"
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We pay the highest prices for good cream,
Our services to our patrons are the best that can
Do not send. your cream to other. Creameries;
it here,;
To operate a Creamery we need your co-operation.
In return for you co-operation we will give You of our
best in service and prices.
We are agent for
the
g Mellotte Cream Separators. Come
in and -see the new Models.
Seaforth 'Creamer C _
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be given.
we want
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
W. J, Walker & Son
UNDERTAKING
-and--
EMBALMING
and-EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER,. holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license;
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day phone' 67.
De H. Mclnnes
ehiropractor .
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Eleotricity used.
Beware ;of an Itchy Spot
Keep your hair and scalp
clean, also free from dart-
druff by having your next
shampoo at
SID'S
SHUN
Just around the Corner in
the Dominion Bank Build-
ing
Phone 125.
Pianos Tuned.
. Cleaned and
Repaired
aired
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Ci�ras�'A, H w
Residence -James St.
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SUTHERLAND
RLA'ND�
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds
and - Investments
Phone 152
Removed to New Office, opposite
Daly Ford Garage
Seaforth, Ontario,
BORN.
DALTON. -In Schumacher, Ont., on
Sunday, October 28, to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. D'alfen, a son.
OUDNSKE--Tn the Deaconess. hos'pi-
tal, Detroit, on Nov, 401, to Mr. and
Mrs Raymond 'Glin'ske (nee Ruth
Sproat) a daughter,
STANLEY,
Mr. Wnt.• Carnie of the Bronson
Line, attended. the assizes held at Go-
derich on Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week as a grand juror.
Mr. George Campbell visited friends
at Goderich on Tuesday and Wed,
uesday last,
Master Bobbie Hess of Hensel;
spent the week end at Mt'. and Mrs.
James Carn,ie's of the Bronson line...
Mr, L. V. Hogarth of Exeter spent
Friday afternoon and Saturday of lasf.
week' culling hens on the S'auble and
Bronson lines
Buckwheat threshing has been con-
pleted in this vicinity and the 'yield is
fair, .ranging froth twenty to thirty-
five bushels per acre.
.The present
delightful
November
e
weather is favorable to the hervesting
of root crops, which are yielding very
satisfactorily,
Mr. and Airs. Roy Scatchmer spent
the week end in Kitchener and Nia-
gara.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Talbot and Mr.
and Mrs. Makin•s. spent Sunday with
friends in Stephen,
;Following are the results of the ex-
amination for S. S. 14, Stanley, for
the months of September and Octo-
ber. An asterisk' before a pupil's name
indicates one or more examinations
missed:
seci:
Sr, IV, -*•.Audrey' Murdoch 78.2;,
Orville Workman 70.9.
Sr. III.=Laura Wright 76.4;'Marg-
aret McKenzie "66.3; Afabef Talbot
55.2 Mary Aldrich 49.4.
Jr III, Andrew McKenzie 813
Margaret Jones 66:8; Wilmer Jone4
J72; Elmer, Hayter 56'2; tWesley
Jones 53.4; *Alex. M'dl3eath'51.5,
Sr Id, - Atuley Cochrane 84.7;
Harvey Hayter 74.7; Harald Jones 71;
Aubrey Farquhar 62"'
Sr I --+Geroge Clifton 70,5.
'Primer. -\vary Farquha,, (Cathleen.
Jones, Eric Switzer, Kenneth Mc-
Kenzie,
The hest spellers for the month of.
October were: Sr. IV. --,Audrey Mur-
dock: Sr. TH.-Laura Wright,. Jr.
TH.-Margaret
Jones. Sr. l'I-eku-
brey Farquhar. Number on roll, 21;
average attendance, 19.57.
Jean' E; McKenzie; Teacher.:
Miller's Worm Powders will , drive
worms from the system without in-
jury to the child. The powders are so
easy to take that the most delicate
stomach can -assimilate them arid wel-
come thein as speedy easers of paid,
because ts;1ey promptly lull the worms
that cause the pain, and thus the suf-
ferit ' of ch?l i
e d iS-tel evert • -.With
g h
en sterling a remedy at hand no' child
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Bertha O'Connell and Miss
Dorothy 'O'Connell end Air. Louis
O'Cepettpthe weekend n�otow . Windsor
O'-
returned with theta r' to h\Windsorr alto
spend wi.
P the winter,
Mrs,
Street and idson, '\
Mr.
Brown It
and
friend,of Y\rovdstoek Mr,and Mrs.
Thomas Workman and son of Kip-
per werex Sunday guests at, the home
of Air, \1T W. Crosier,
Ale Ted Downs is visiting at the
home of
Marand iAirs, Y, J4ek innin
gan• and
family spent Sunday with friends if
Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson are
visiting at the home of their daughter,
Mrs, Guy Richards, of Detroit.
An imposing entrance andfence is
being erected at St. Jannes' Cemetery,
611 the Huron Highway, Handsome.
pillarsre obuilt
nMr.
FillsofEgmnclville, and the• fence
will be of steel
Airs, Rozella Martin and Mrs, Wil-
liam Halon were visiting friends at
Kincardine last week.
Airs. Robert Clenahan, of Glencoe,
visited with Seaforth friends last
Leel
Mr, and Airs. John Hunt, of Galt,,'
spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. William. Strong;
Mr. W. E. Little, Principal of Nor-
wood Public school, spetat the week-
end with his father, Air, Andrew
Little: '
The street lights 'were off Monday
night and the house lights in a sectigli EIPPEN.
of
Seaforth,
as the result ut W.M.S.a tree, The
\lSt.
Unit -
which Andrew's vs
wasU !t-
cinn
b
felled d
Street, striking the wires, on James' Thank Church will hold their annual
iving
• Miss Bertha Grieve has accepted a S rnay, In coo nmemoratio non uof gAr Arm
-
Toronto
with Northway's, Limited, in istice Dy the service will begin at
Toronto. 10:50 a:n, so that a two -minute sil-
Mr. W. 11, Floods, of the Canadian ence can be observed at 11 am The
Customs Revenue Dept., and Mr. Jen- chair are' preparing special Thaeks-
nings, of the Royal Canadian Mounted giving music and hiss Roland. of
Police, both of Toronto, were in town Angola, Africa, has been secured as
Wednes'Say returning from a business the speer-'
trip to Zurich.
Mrs, Bertha Thornton, who has oler, T. N. Forsythe
spent the past year with her father, '\Ve are glad that ,Sirs. Dan. Bell,.of`
Air. Peter Daley, and also her sister, Boston, is recovering from her re -
Mac. Wilbert Webster, left last week cent severe illness,
for her home at Vancouver, B.C. Airs. Reynolds, of Melbourne, and
Messrs. Fred Barlow and Charles two children,are
Adams will attend the 'War Veterans' Bell's, visiting at Mr. John
reunion at Toronto this week -end. The teachers and officers of the - S.
Miss Foreman, of the Collegiate S. held a. teachers' meeting on lion
staff, is at her'home in Granton this day night to discuss the S. S. Christ -
week, owing to the serioTts illness of mal concert and set the date. for Dec.
her mother, who suffered a paralytic 20th.
stroke on Saturday, The Y. P. S. ,meet on Friday night
Mr. and Airs, P. H. Devlin of Surat- at 8 o'clock, We hope the 'members
ford, and Mrs. Hannah Caldwell of will keep this date in mind.
London were Sunday guests at the Mr. John Cochrane and Mr. Wesley
home Of Mr, •and lirs..Alex, Lamont. French have gone North on a hunting
Mrs: s. arra a
James Mowbray and son John trip,
of Detroit e.rott c
elle
ond
lir. and Mrs. Great -havoc has been wrought
Alex.Lamont Sunday among the cattle on the Town Line
Mr. and Mrs, Ed.Hockings and by stray dogs. One beast belonging
Billie and Mr. William E. Hocking, to Mr. Tames Love had to be de -
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan of Geo- stroyed, it eves so badly injured.
lnarty were Sunday guests of Mrs. Many from K'ippen attended the
Hugh Wright,' Sunday school convention at Varna
Air, and Mrs, John Ritchie and son on Nov, 6th,
of Galt were Sunday guests of Mrs.. C. Miss Helen Dinsdale, nurse-in-train-
Br°dte' ing in Stratford, was home last week
.Sir, and Airs. Peter Sinclair of fora short tt,�„'
Stratford were Sunday guests of Mr. Bean threshing. is the order of the
and' Mrs. Charles Brodie, day in this district, and the 'beans are
Mrs. Charles Brodie was called this turning out well.
week to the home of her sister in Grey Miss Pearl Harris, of Chisethurst,
township, owing to the illness of her spent the past week with her aunt,
mother, Mrs. Mary Ritchie, Mrs -Joseph Daynvan.
Mr. and Mrs: Alex, Gordon and Mrs, Thomas Dayman and children,
daughter of Stratford were Sunday who have been visiting Mrs. D'ayman's
guests of Air. and Mrs. R. Stewart. sister in Toronto for the past three
Mrs. Anderson Scott and two chile weeks, have returned home,
•dies, who have been the guests of Messrs, Harry Norris and R. Bell
Air -and Mrs. Alex, Kerr, George St, have.gone North on a deer hunting
left Tuesday afternoon for Toronto trip. We wish the boys success,
and Broo'klitl !Miss Mary McCowan, of Seaforth,
is visiting at the home of her uncle
and aunt, lir. and Mrs. James Me-
Clymont. �' •
Mr. and Mrs, B. D. Field and chil-
dren spent the week -gild with friends
THE SEAT+ORTI•I NEWS
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for all the people all`the fi '' 1
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Christmas Specials ' Arrivi:
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Each
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come
Buy Sere
8oaftios China Store
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Very successful aliulversary ser-
vices were re held.in
the United t Ch'r'
u ch
on Sunday, Oct. 2Sth.Rev, J.R. Hall,
ALA.. of Sarnia, was the special
preacher for the day, His able and
appropriate sertuons •were listened to
with great appreciation by the large
congregations present.. The response
on the part of the people to an appeal
for an offering sufficiently large to
wipe out the debt remaining on the
speaker. i church shed was so hearty and liberal
The \V.M.S• met this Wednesday that the sum of $847.00 was contribut-
at the home of Mrs.r y ed at the services,
Anderson will stay in
town for some time and expects to
locate here.
Mrs. John Sproat has returned from
Detroit where she was delayed for
several weeks on account of sickness
in the immediate faiaiiIn.
-Mr: Donald Dale has returned from
the West. He wen't•out on the har-
testers' excursion and is delighted
with the West and the• people there,
• Mrs. Thos Anderson and family of
Ashfield, near Dungannon, were 'guests
recently with Mr, and Mrs. G. C. Dale,
Huron Road West.
i\irs, Adam Kline received congra-
tulations from .her many friends on
her - 9lst birthday, Wednesday, Nov-
ember 7th, inns, Kline has lived in
Seaforth for forty years. Previously
she lived near ea \l
alt
Oltlatdin
Ashifield.
Airs Kline is still able to be about
with the assistance of a cane.
Mr. Tony Phillips left Sunday with
a party from Stratford' on a hunting
trip to Northern Ontario.
Eleven of the letter boxes in town
which have been fastened to Hydro
poles, were removed this week and
placed on separate posts and given 'a
'fresh coat of paint. ,New Hydro regu-
lations prevent :the use of their pole's
for this purpose.
Mr. James Sleeth of Detroit spent'
Sunday with lir. and Mrs. W. M.
Stewart.
Airs. Robert Campbell, Wolesiey,
Sisk., visited her brother, Mr. William
Jatnresoti in Huilett during the week,
Miss Maude Laidlaw is visiting with
her cousiitis, Mr, and Mrs. Glazebrook
of Chicago.
Miss Kathleen Assuan, formerly of
the Collegiate staff, spent several days
this vveek in town, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Elder. Since re-
turning front spenctiing the pest year
in Switzerland, Miss' Asntan has 'been
with her father in Toronto; who is in
poor heaffh,
:Mrs. Annie Reid and daughter Mary
were week enol'guests of Mr. and Mrs.
lt'red Scarlett df \Velton,
Mr. Leonard Brown of Windosr
s.pent n t
p the week cit with dwttlti
sp events.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Brown, atthe
rectory.
Air, and Mrs. Alex, McNabb, Mr,
'ant! Mra, 'Leonard Bolton and Mrs,
Ca'thet•ine`,McNabb were visitors in
'Kitchener on Sunday with Alr, and
Airs. Harold AloNa'bb.
Airs. W. L. Keys was the guest of
her daughter, Airs. Afelviii Talbot, of
Stanley township, over the week end,
Airs, John Consitt was called to
Hensall Saturday owing to the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs, Hudson.
Mt's. Httdson 'has -reached herr 39th,
.year rand 1s suffering 1g
from the after-
effects
of three weeks' illness with flu.
t improvement was shown on
clay. Her seven daughters
sons are at her bedside,
Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50c should suffer an hour from worms. A she
Wednes
an'd two
This congregation faces another
year gratefully acknowledging . the
goodness of God in the past and
plan-
n1ngneven more useful service to the
comnmtty
in the days that Iie ahead.
The music rendered by the Choir .t
the services was of a very high order
anti added much to the enjoyment and
profit of the
x•
1 anniversary, Thanks was
expressed to the Rev. Mr, Conner, of
Kippen, who kindly assisted he the
evening.
The Late Dr, Ross. -A native. of
B,rticefield passed away at the home
of his son in Bosston, Mass., last week,
in the person of Dr. Hugh Ross
for
many years a physician in Clifford,
Out.. Dr. Ross was born 82 >-ears
ago, the son of the late Neil Ross, of
Brucefield, and he spent his boyhood
here, Dr. Ross spent .a number of
years in the teaching profession before
taking up the study of medicine.
About a year ago he gave up his
practice in Clifford and went to live in
Boston, Mass. A week before his
death he suffered a stroke, from the
effects of which he never rallied. His
wife predeceased hint. One son and
two daughters survive; also ane sis-
ter, Mrs. (Dr.) McDonald, of Lon-
don, who is the last surviving member
of a large family. Dr. Ross was a
brother-in-law to Mrs, Alex. Ross, of
Brucetfield. The 'body was brought to
Clifford and the funeral held on Mon-
day, interment being in Clifford ceme-
tery beside his wife.
Mrs. Janet Ross and Mr. Hugh Gil-
mour attended the funeral of the late
Dr. Ross in Clifford on Monday,
Mr, J. McCully and son, of Ohio.
are visiting at the home of the form-
er's aunt, :bliss M. J. McCully.
_Air. and Mrs. McDougall, who .have
been visiting in the West for the past
few months, are at present visiting at
in Harrisburg and Princeton. th'e Walker House:
•Mand Mrs. Samuel, Cudmore, of ' Messrs. John rine rad and Nelson
Seaforth, spent a few days at the Govenlock are wiring 1[r James tic-
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Deitz,
Miss Marguerite McDonald spent
the week -end with her friend, Miss
Edha Bremner, of Bruce'field. -
Airs, M. Hays wall taken to the hos-
pital fast week for alt operation for
appendicitis: Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
lir, William Deitz motored to Sar-
nia on Sunday.
Whether the corn be of old or new
\grow•th, it must yield t� Holloway's
%Corn Remover, The following is the report of S. S.
No. 3, Tuckersniith, for the month of
BRUCEFIELD. October. The percentage mark is
given for each pupil with the excep-
tion of the Printer class; here the
names are arranged in order of merit.
Sr. IV. 'Janet 'Watson 87, Carrie
Oke and Billy Calwill 76, Elizabeth
Broadfoot and Bob McCartney 73,
Evelyn Wilson. 68, Gordon Wright 59,
Mildred Robins 51,
Jr. IV -Jean Watson 73, Bruce
Armstrong 53, Willie Papple 48, Nel-
son Forrest 22,,
Jr. III,- tt', D. Wilson 71, Howard
Walter 67, Arthur Wright 63, Bobby
Dalrymple 60, Earl Papple 42, Bea-
trice Armstrong-
nPapple 78, Gertrude
Walter 69, :Delbert Taylor 51, Alice
Wright 48.
I.-Maynle Watson and Mac Wil-
son 98, Donald MacDonald 96, Isa-
bel Armstrong 79, Grace Dalrymple
73.'
Primer -Ivan Taylor, Elsie Robins,
Ervin Sellery and Ruth Waiter, Mil-
ton Taylor and Myrtle Papple, Muriel
Wright, Morley 'Wright,
The following pupils had perfect at-
tendance for the month: Carrie Oke,
Elizabeth .B
roaclf
sot
oust
, J Watson,
Billy Debella Evelyn Wilson, • Bob
McCartney Jean Watson, Willie Pap-
ple, Bobby Dalrymple, W. D. Wilson,
Beatrice Armstrong, Earl Papple,
Annie Papple, Gertrude Walter,
'Haynie Watson, Mac Wilson, Donafd
MacDonald, Ruth Walter, Elsie Rob-
ins, Myrtle Papple, Morley 'Wright.
• L. Boyce, Teacher,
Queen's house for Hydro this week.
Air. Hugh' McGregor is also .getting
his house wired.
Dr, and Mrs, Moir and Miss Moir,
of Hensall, were the guests of lir.
and Mrs. James Moodie Iast Sunday.
The Misses Ida and Elizabeth Tay-
lor, of Motherwell, visited at the hone
of their friend. Mrs. L. Forrest, last
week.
Miss Tough is visiting the
tome
of lir. and Mrs. Aitcheson, of
Roxboro, this week.
Y. P. S. - The regular devotional
meeting was held on Monday night in
the schoolroom of the church at eight
o'clock. Miss Edna Bremner took
the topic, Does Religion Count, An
interesting discussion followed, After
the minutes and roll call, the meeting
closed with the Mizpah benediction,
Mr. andA
Ors.illi
5 Schleuct r
e, of
Pigeon, Mich.. spent a few days at
the letter's brother's. Mr. C. H
Haugh,'
Miss Hazel Haugh is spending a
few days in Hensall. •
Coghill
Tailored
Clothes
Are known for their depend-
able service, style, perfect fit-
ting and quality tailoring.
Ask the nian who wears Cog-
hill tailored clothes
COGHILL
'TAILORING
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More reading matter -in a week than
any other Canadian faun paper in a
month - the ' Family 'Herald.and'.
Weekly Star, liotttreal, Only a dollar
a
year, or three e y a for $2
, 110w
making wonderful improvements.
Want end For Sale ads, 1 week 25d1
HARLOCK
Mrs.A. W. Bsiaeant and Miss Kath-
leen lleaeoiln visited'' at •the home of
ti the fornmer's daughter, Mrs. Joseph
iLyon of near Lendesboror on Mon•
day of lent week,
'Mass Dorothy Innis of Clinton visit•
ed' with her friends, 3blisses Amy and
Ena Parsons on Wednesday evening
of last week g
lit and Mrs, Wallace Allen of 1'a�-
ley, Northern Ontario, visited at the
horse of the formei•'s aunt Mas H.
W. Allen 00 Sunday,
IV
e areglad 1
s ad
to kit •
v
w that
Marjorie Colson, who had her tonnlsils
removed last week is feeling fine
again.
•Pickin geese is at present the or-
der of tthe day, getting' ready for
Thanksg!viug,
'Mr. and Mrs, George Watt spent.
1 Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs:
Cisff Holland,
familMry of Sunanser hlittvisitedas a n'Su d
day at the home of Mr: and Mrs: -Chas.
Parsons.
Mr, John Melville visited on Mon-
day at the horse of ,Mas, H. W. and
Bert Allen and while ihere'lfe . and
Bert went for a shoot atnd had the
good fortune to shoot'a fine fox; 01i -
the edge of Bert's bush, although they
were The tLadies'tAnidaof Burt nsh Church
held their November " meeting on
Thursday of last'week at the home of
'airs. Angus Reid,.. There was a very
good attendance and the Ladies are.
going to try: and'g•et-to work' bn,giiilts
again.- The December meeting, which
t Literary Meeting, is to • be held at
,I
P home
of Mrs. David ul
Reid
Mears,
A.
W. ;Beacom,: Robert
Watson and John and Guy Leiper,
visited at .the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Isaac Rapson on Sunday afternoon,
Quite a ntunber from Burns' church
attended the anniversary services in
I'nox church, Londeeboro, Sunday.
.Air, William Addison has completed
Iris threshing for this season,
Mr. 'William Murphy threshed on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bow -es and Mrs. William.
Bowes of Blyth, visited at the home
of. Mr. and Airs. Thomas Callan or
Tuesday.
Air. \l'm. Howatt spent a couple of
days with his son, George Howatt. g watt.
r of
11 est
field
Edgar Howatt received a ten -dol- I
lar cheque and a beautiful tie for
prizes at Teeswater plowing match.
He has won six prizes at Teeswater
matches c
th
es
this
year.
Splendid!
THANKSGIVING
NCE
WINTHROP HALL
Fri., Nov. 9
Blyth Orchestra
Lunch` served, Admissions $1.00, tax
included
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have
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aear
Gu
lir S
Big Sixty and brag Tank
Beef \leaf, per hand red. ..$
Meat Meal • ..$
Hog Tankage, '60�per pent....
'Bone Meal 1
Fish Meal rs
Thomas Dick
sot
SEAFORTH
Flow
one
mother
keeps young
"How splendid, that we can
run away for a few days to
visit your mother! Without
Long Distance it would be of
course quite out of the ques-
tion, but it is so easy to call
up our homes by Long Dis-
tance and make sure all is
well that, really, there is no
excusei,
for denying oneself,
"I suppose you use Station -
to -Station calls. I do. By,
asking for the number I get '
the cheaper rate, and the
Evening rate after 8.30 is
really most reasonable."
The rates to nearby towns,
within a radius of say 25
miles, are so low that it is
now
possible to keep up a
wide circle of friends at very
slight expense.
°'Evert/ Bell Telephone is a
Long Distance Station,"
709
A Good Portion
of beef served to you for the evening
meal, roasted about medium, with the
blood gravy oozing through, gives
one a foundation. It just makes one's
mouth water to think of it. How
was that last piece of meat we sent -
you? Wasn't it fine.
GEO. A. STEWART
Your Butcher.
Phone 58 Seaforth,
BEN=I4UR
:The Special Milverton
Flour
,We have it -Give it a Trial, AIso
Grain Screenings
Chop of All Kinds
C. G. TIIOMSON
GRAIN DEALER
PHONE 25
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Goodyear; Tires and Tuhea.
Battery Sales Y wales and
Service.
ce.
Charging and Repairing all makes of Batteries.
A. good line of new and used'parts of different makes of cars,
If your car is in need of repaint,
give us a call,
Studebaker Safes and Service
F?eos
ler's Garage•
PHONE 167W