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1TENSAI.L.
Mr. Lain) Joynt, of London, visit-
ed over the week -end at his home
here,
Mr. anti firs• Reuben Cudmore .and
family, of Toronto, visited with Mrs.
Ronald Cntltttore over the holiday,
'Holiday visitors at the home of :lir,
and Mrs, John 'Eider were Dr. Jennie
Snnillie and hiss Emma Smillie, of
Toronto) lir, Jack Elder Jr, of Osh,.
Awa; Miss Helen Elder, of London;
and Miss Jean Elder, of Toronto.
Mr, Jack Elder, of Oshawa, is leav-
Ing in a fete days for Regina, where
" he is head engineer of the new Gen-
eral Motor plant,
,Mr,- Harry Joynt and Mr, Harry
Cook, of Toronto University, visited
over the holiday at their homes here.
Mrs, A. J, Switzer arid little daugh-
ter, of Detroit, is visiting for a week
;. with her parents, _lir,. and Mrs, Rob-
ert Higgins,
Mr, and Mrs, Barry Smith, of Lon-
don, visited over the week -end with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Lou Simpson, wlto has been
visiting for the past week with rela-
tives in Detroit, has returned hone.
'Miss' Irma Higgins,; of Kitchener,
' • visited over the holiday at her hoagie,
The Odd Fellows are holding their
, .annual At Home in the Tweet Hall on
Feiday evening, N'ov. 29th and hair
e secured 'Mr. Archie McCulloch an
hip favorite four front London for th
entertainers,
'I4Ir. and .firs. P. Buchanan, of To
tante, visited over the holiday wit
t. relatives in town.
' Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McNeil, a
Clinton, visited on Sunday at thi
home of Mr, and Mrs, William Con
i.
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Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Cook visited for
few days last week in Toronto,
Mrs• J, P. Campbell and little so
of Windsor, are visiting her parent
Mr. and Mrs• James A, Bell..
Mies Ethel Murdoch visited for
few days with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. Thomas Murdoch has sold hi
50 -)acre farm to M`fr, Robert Munn.
2 miscellaneous shower was held a
the hone of Mrs, Robert Patterson'
in honor
Mi ThursdayadyBroadfoot,bride-elect
this month, Around 40 relatives an
friends were present. The house wa
nicely decorated for the occasion an
Mips Broadfoot received many beaut'
ftiland•tise'iul gifts. • • '
•
Mrs: -Jahn Murdoch -and Mrs. -Joh
Dins¢lale visited fora few days:svit
Mrs. J T Crich, of -.Clinton. •• - -
Mrs, Samuel Steapy and delight.
Lillian left this week for Detro
where they twill visit. for a time.
'The marriage took place in Detre
en Saturday, Nov, 3rd, of Miss' Do
othy Heffernan. of Hensall, to M
Alvin Robert Hoskins, of Detrol
l; son of Mrs. Hoskins and the late M
Hoskins. of Mitchell. The you
couple will reside in Detroit.
Mr. and .Mrs. Oliver Geiger,
Tara, visited over the holiday at t
home of • _lir. and Mrs, Owen Geig
Mr.. Janes Tapp, of Toronto, vis
et over the week -end' at his home.
for
a few day
elcliertie, of Toren
visited
Mr. Alex,with his. mot
s•v
er, Mrs. A. McMurtne,
Miss Florence Welsh, of Lend
visited Mr. and lirs.dThomas 'Welays with her sh.
HIBBERT.
Miss Catherine hurray and 1?
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Pet
•
De La Franier and Masters Chari
Alvin
and Raymond, of Stratfoi
spent the week -end and Thanksgivi�
''. with relatives in Windsor.
Mr. and firs. Thomas Melady,
Seaforth, were guests on Wednesd
of last week at the home of Mr. a
Mrs. August Ducharme, Hibbert.
Miss Mary Nigh, of Tuckersmi'
went to Niagara Falls and has sect
ed a good position in a dry -goo
store there. She will make her hos
iYwith her uncle and aunt, Mr. a
Mrs. Con. Jordan, of that city.
�• Reeve and Mrs. R. Kennedy a
son, lir. Angus, and daughter, M
Hilda, of Tuckersmith, spent Sund
last at the home of the former's ds
ghter, Mr. and firs. August
charm. Hibbert.
The Mises Mary and Margai
WalshMcKlllap, spent the we
end and Thanksgiving at the home
their grandparents, Mr. and firs. 1
Nigh, Tttckersrnith.
Mr. and firs Michael Doyle, H.
bert, Mr. and Mrs, 7. 33. Doyle a
• two children, Tom and Mary, of Si
forth, were guests on Sunday last
the home h.
Mr. and Mrrf Friankr Jo dan,fomer'sdauHibbe
KIPPEN.
i5ervice next Sunday morning is
be conducted by Rev. D. N. MeCr
Ph.D., of l'it. Forest.
The Young People's Society
hold their meeting on Sunday even'
et 1:30 p.rn.
The W,M.S, of St, Andrew's Chu
held their Thankoffering meeting
Thanksgiving Sunday. Miss Ra
ings, who was the former Presid
of the W.M.S. of the Congregatio
Church. of London district, and
has just returned from Angola,
rica, whereshe has spent the 1
eight years, gave a very interest
address on her work there,
Study Book,"Drums in Darkne
has a description of her partic
work. The Thank Offering amour
to $175.
The lvlissioe Band are having t
Thankoffering in the church on
urday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. All
boys and girls of the church and t
mothers, are invited to this mectin
Mrs. Henry Ivison is visiting
her daughter, Mrs R. Torrance,
Goderich Township..
Miss Finkbeiner, of Crediton,
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Jo,
Mrs, Anderson, who is staying v
her son, Mr. A, Anderson, has b
unite poorly of late.,
Miss Jessie O. Johnston, Princ
of Wroxeter Continuation Sch
spent the Thanksgiving holiliays v
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Me34urtrie.
Miss O .Fienigan, of, S,. S. No.
Hay, visited with her parents,
and Mrs. Finnigare of ,file,
Thanksgiving.
Quite a number from Kippers
in the'Ilallowe'e» social at Hillsgi
United Church last Wednesday e
ing when a good time was spen
.11. lv anv were in 'Hallowe'en
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lir, and Mrs, Joseph Thornton and
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visiting the latter's par -
' PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Medical,
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Misses awl Grace Cooper
1i'vs Margaretm
of London holiday visitors at
five home of were and Mrs, W. W. Co.
per,n
D. Field were vis,
Mr, and Mrs, B. D
king 'ala el>ux -on Sutxday.
tato at \l 1 c g,
Mrs, Williairt Sullivan or Munico,
was visiting her sstetr, firs• j. 1i,
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McClyrnout' Wroxeter
Mr. W. L. ileitis was at 4
i 'itin friends over the week end,
visiting
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Elizabeth
mail 1, Bridget 1, =Frank•
McQuaid ,1 y
l.tu 1, liatY O Connor 2, Lacy cuts,
I„ Elizabeth Carlin . 2,. John; Sunday.
Holland ,Rose Metady 3, John Shea
Vincent Eckert 3, Jetties Atkinson ily
:John Hoilanttl, Frank and
Moylan 2, John Shea 2; Bridget Del- to
3, 1ltaryDelaitey 3, Lacy Eckert .
James Atkinson 3; Mary O'Connor i
Mr,Over
and firs. George Kfstner, on
Mr. and Mrs, Alec, )Tuan and faun and,
motored to Ferns with :vlr:Ed,
Miss Bessie Davidson on Sunday
call on friends, •
Miss Georgina Fnddlert Mr, John
ismer and Miss Vera Kohler and a
DR. 13. HUG R
e1 OSS, Phy.nahra
Surgeon, Lake of Londa oa«
Hole,
ftak London En 1 nd
p , ga �apkt'ds1
attention to diseases..of the eye, est,
nose and thngat. Offjec and zerld,
ante behind Daniinian Bank. O fid
k f e
Phone' No.. 5; Residence Phone 1.011,
Vincent Eckert. C, Rose Melady C, boy friend, and Mrs, T. Schaeffer, of
Carlin and f'.J.
Jahn McQuaid George K called on Mr, and Mrs,
George Kistner to spend Thanksgiv-
Christian Doctrine -Mary O'Connor ing. •
y g
, Rose 3, clad _I Frank Moy'1'ait 1, wiles Mary Mt'uu and severaly
Holland 1,,: Mary Delaney 2, friends of Brantford, were Monday
IbR• P. ,BURROWS, Setae:iis
Office and residence, Goderich .treed
east of the Methodist Church, 'Cor..
Quer for the'Coutvt of Huron, Tele-
ela
phone No. 40.
I:LIMVILL,
anniversary services of this
The ai
church held last Sunday were largely
t newa. Rev, Mr. Sawyer, of a
attended.
t e
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`pp follow
others lQ itl O �t�C a a
absent,
1,.
John
Delaney �, Lim, Eckert visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Shea 3, Elizabeth. Carlin 3, Vin- Alex. :Munn, and called on ;other
Eckert 3, John McQuaid $, J.ames £netrds,g
Atkinson C, 'Mrs, William Mitchell, of Carling-
Holland 1,Brid et ford,'h�as returned to her home after
ZooloBridget
Delaney 1, Mary 01Conpor 1, Fnank visiting Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Leent
Moylan 1, Mary Delaney 1, Rose Mel- ting.
TAR. C, MACK�AY.-C, Macke
honor
: raduate of Trinity ee%
Y Unav
ity and gold medallist of Triegke
Medical C momber of the 'Os[ -
lege of Physicians and Surgeon's of
Ontario.
and
e s akex for the dayande,
will., was the pe
v
delivered two excellent addresses
d
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We are Paying in Trade 05e, for New Laid Extras
Bridget
John
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which were listened to'vvith,goad at-
The special music by' the
air and quartettes was wellollege;
choirtendon,erend-
ch qZoology.--+jp'hn
eredand added much to the 'enjoy-
meet of the ecorate, The church awas
nd
beautifully decorated with plants and'.Vincent
The freewill offering was
flowers.0
very' generous, exceeding $47 .
A.mong,the numerous visitor's in the
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Patronize the
Buyyour
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Man
TJoote
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who
' Shoes
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keels your
and Rubbers
egg prion up.
from
cent
ady
2
James
2, Lucy Eckert Eckert No man or
, Elizabeth Carlin John Shea 3, a woman should' hobble
Atkinson C 'John McQuaid Haid painfully abou't'beoause of 'cores when
Q so''certa n a relief ts.,a't• hand as TIo1-
(4) loway's n Cern is ,at•Assistant
Entrance Class, -,Alice Flannery, y'
DSR. F. J, 1R. FO'R'5TER-Eye,'Eas
Nose and Throat, Graduate in Uedli•
cine, University of Toronto 1897.
New York Ophthalmic
Au Institute,
community for anniversary and
Banks tour were noticed Mrs. 'Rose
�1 !; g MissCarrie, land
Stephens, of Therndale,
Stephens. and Ma Welter Jahns, o£
and Mrs. Wilson Haw-
London; fir.and
kips and family, of Seaforth; Mr,
Jones, of London; ,hiss
Mrs. Alden J
Violet Gainbrill of Exeter; Miss Lu-YgS
etlle eybies, of Chis elhttrst and Mr.
Bragg, of Windsor; Mr. and
Robert B fig,CATTLE
Mrs Gosnell and family, of. Toronto;
Cann and Arnold,
t Mr, hanaesd s. Orvit C
of Thames Road; 1'Ir, and Mor-
Limning and
2, Fmk liaylan 3, Mary Delon
John1t,
C,
Bridget Vincent Eckert C, SheaWill
Delaney ,C, Rose Melody. C,
James Atkinson '.
J
Composition, - John ITolland 2,.
Fnanl: Moylan 2, Bridget Delaney 2,
John Shea 2, Lucy Eckert 2, John
McQuaid 3, Elisabeth Carlin 3, Mary
( Connor C, Rose Melady C, Mary
Delaney C, Vincent Eckert C, James
r1tkinson C,John
Art -Mary Delaney 1, John Shea 2,
LucyEckert 2 Bridget Delaney
E k rt ridge ey 2,
Frank Moylan 3, John'Holland •, C,
Vincent Eckert C, Mary O''Connor
C, John McQuaid ^, Elizabeth 'Carlin
C, James Atkinson C, Rose Ivfelady C.
>"rraiismar. ,Rose Melady ;1; Bridget
Delaney 1, Mary O'Connor ], ;Frank
Hol-
Moylan 1, Miary Delaney 2, John Hol-
land 2, Lucy Eckert'2, Vincent Eck-
Shea C, James Atkinson
ert 3,y,
Kate' Flannery, Kale Holland, Ai-
h use Cronin,. MaryHart 'absent , NOTICE.
p ( )
TV,=Agtes. Delaney, Loretta .- the party who entered, . Janes
Holland, Hanna Cronin, Edward Barron's house'on. Wednesday' fore-
nt Floretiee 01Sicllivan Marynoon and teak his vest, watch and
Ha ,
Miles; Mary afc0uaid. Chain, 'return tt, and save furbher
r al Moorefield s Eye, cad'
Golden Square ,throat hospital., Lon-
don, England, At Commercial 'Motet,
Seaforth, 3rd '1s onday: in each month.,
from 113 a,m, to 3'p,m,
r, III =Mstt Murphy,O'- troable, for they are known. 'J'AMEIS
y Mary.
Sullivan, Fergus .14elady: B RIO�N f6
DR. W. 'C, 'SPRtOAT,-Gad at
u e a1
Fa.enity of 'Medicine,, Unfyersi y .p}
;jr, MIL -Irene McQuaid, Mary lI r
Grath, Lilliau:Mi]es, Albert Hart, .E' flea. �, FOR SALE
O'Sullivan; liarcgaret ,Murphy, Tom tl ive . yeanlfngs. Apply to,The,
' J News Office, 4b
l'ialad Edward O Sullivan, eek
Western- Ontario; London. !I[ MeY
of 'College 'of Phyt4uciane 'and 5nrc•
goons of Ontario. Office in'Aberbarit!.
Drug . re iMain. 'Ste Seafor t
Cronin; Benny Holland, FOR SALE OR RENT.
Part,. Ia.-Josephiland'.Reilly,_ Mary
Phone 90.
f ley; ; Mr. and Mrs. N.
family,Mr. and Mrs, George Sriutres
;; :.- ,; ••s, • ••n ..
"'House
Hart, Louis, O'$e'i11Y, Isabel Roach and.lot bit Railwaystreet,
Seaforth, Apply to )LRS j• Ht3GHE'S
F ward Roach, Denis Nolan. Seaforth. 47
Jr, 1, Jack Rbaoh, Ralph Murphy,
'McQuaid,
LJR. WM. ABFaRI ART, Graduate of
Toront .; Memlbere of niCollege aF
of Whalen,
HARLOCK,
MF, and Mrs. Chas. Parsons and
Misses Amy and Ena Parsons spent
,, Thanksgiving at the homy of Mr. and
Mrs; Denholm, near Blyth.
Miss Lavine Knox of Toronto is 4
aZfi:
present home for a few holidays.
s . Miss Agnes Leiper of Torontorpar-
the week end at the home of her par-
t cuts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leiper, return-
s ing r, nday.
Robert Ferris and Mr ,
lir. and Mrs. Rob t,
Reece Ferris spent Sunday afternoon
d at the home of a'i'r, and firs, Wesley
s Stevens, near Clinton.
Miss Florence Knox of Toronto vis-
f her parents and
at the home o p
- other
,
• other friends during the Thanksgiv-
holidays,
n in MissTe,lf
h Miss Taylor and a carlandfriends:
at the home of Mr. Mrs.
• visitedi
i m Bali on Sunday,
\Villa..
W. Beacom expects to at-Seaforth;,,at
ft 'Mi. A' a,
• fetid a Masonic -meeting. at 1 ueknaw
it Thursday evening
i their an-
r_ The Beef Ring is holding
r. Waal meeting at the home of Mr. Wm.
t, Gray on Thursday evening,
r• We are pleased to know that Master7
Jack McEwing's hand is all better and
that he expects to get his arm out of
of the sling this week.
he Nurse Mary Knox of the Kitchener
Waterloo hospital is at present hone
on a holiday and expects to return
- a Nov, 20th and on 21st will
Tuesday,
write on the R.N. examination. She
h- was in Clinton on Tuesday with heri
niece, Miss Rosamond Appleby, who
had her tonsils removed in the .hospi-
tati, 11 e wish Mary good luck on her
examination,
Mr: Robert Leiper was home from
Toronto over the week end returning
on r, andyMrs. William Bell and
er lir. Irenesmith,
ter
onlis; Ferris were in Stratford
er Tuesday.
tel Mr, and firs. Watters their London
d, visited at the home of cousin,Hoene
tg Mr. SimonlicVittie on Thanksgiv-
Mg.
of lir, and Mrs, Alex. wing at and
aY family spent Thanksgiving at the
nd home of loo and Mrs• David Reid.
Mr. Nelsen Lear and family_visited
:h, at the home of Mr. Leer's sister, lir.y
ds and -Mrs. Albert Taylor o£ Blyth, on
ds
ne Thanksgiving. Ferris,also
Mr. and lire, Robert
nd Irene and Reece, had their Thanks-
giving supper at the home of the for-
ad mer'; daughter, Plie William Bell.
ss lira. H. W. Allen's many fr'sends
ill
_as and little to know •she is her recovery
n_and little hope is held for recovery
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make
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say:
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HIS MAN is putting up telephone
Earlyin the morning he is out
Y for the Wire that is to conte.
the gang gets back to camp
he likes ,it. There is for he is in new countrytThererhave
doing,
been telephones here before.
�•--•«- - • -. ^'
is blazing the trial. After him
and homes and stores arid
another city. Over the wires
plants there will be voices and
will hum, all the world
works with magic, The wire
and distance. Today you
P atyour elbow and within
the voice of your friend
"Are you there?"
HIS MAGIC in the telephone
come in a day. It has come
year of experiment and improvement.
telephone of today is no more
telephone than a machine
P
d the telephone of torgorro r
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telephone of today. Tomorrow
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poles,
making
At night
he is tired:
will
factories
on the
laughter,
• will
transforms
can lift
seven
in England
•hear
lies
with
like
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Will sugpass
perfiapse
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come
to
poles
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-Wilfred 33eQuaid, -Pat
Cleary, Elizabeth ed Joe Hart, LOST.
A 100 -foot Surveyoris. 'Chain on
Pat 01$ulliv4an.Canada,,
highway between Seaforth and Ghn
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
Licentiate of Medical Council ,oF'
'Late. interne Toronto Wes-
Wes-
'tern IYos Office
ton Thursda or Frida 'Oct. 2'5' or
CA'Rp QF TIdANKS. Y y'
Mr, and , Mrs. • D, H. Stewart and Reward•on feEurn to Frank' Glew.
High -
family aiid lir. E, Um act wish' to on Highway or Dept: of Public High-
express their thanks and appreciation Ways, Stratford. 47
tta]„ -Queen's I%teh
p Q
Building,' North Main Street: ' PhPai
89 Night calls,'phone' Ifh
to 'the many kind fri'eiids for• many NOTICE.
acts of kini3ness during their recent
bereavement and also to those who so :Any person or persons found hunt -
kindly ' loaned their cars and other ing or trapping orfollowing a dog oil
v
Dental,.
at
services and for the many. beautiful Lots 12 and 13,'Con, 9,Hn 1 , • v' e3
floral tributes. he submitted tlaw, • •DR.
50` H!E'SSELIW�O.O•D B.ROS.
J. A. tMUNN
R. U
DRAIN TENDERS.
RST' & •AS ; ;
' , . . PHOTOS 1;OR,CIi I . M
riders for the repair'-of'the Ryan f
Teca.
incl al'Draifi McKillop, 'will' -'be• ..12 Photoemake 12`Chrie'tmas;gifts.'
lilt A, - Now'is the- tine -to site 7A'CRISoN;
received by the 49 •
undersigned.. till •der„
urday,. Nov. ••17th, -1928 ...when; tenders' STUDIO, SeafDrtlt,'''Orit•
Successor to. Dr. Rose, grade-
ate' of Northwestern Unidereityt' dist-
o gill "'Lncentia'te"Ro ah -'Co}]
fisc y
Dental_-Sutgeoifs, 'Toronto. ' ee
-river 'Silts-• -hardware,-Main arrest,
Seaio;th: elehhne•. w'51 e.-- 'le
will, be -opened the Carnegee • Hall,, AL t
HOUSE FORS E,
2:o'cleck ornpe .10, epee? o elec-
#, of. .contract to: accompany ,ender.' en-rootrned;frame, house with ..
cent. . E tee lights 'and ftlrpa,fe, in good condi-
'Lowest of airy .tender ,not necessar-: i,,
]ly accepted: tion. There ora.'two lots seeable for
garden. Also' frame stable. 'For par-
aiid s• ecdfica'tion•s at Lot 35, g
Plans •
P tietflarly 'apply"to 'ADA'M DOODDS,
Con, 3, McKillop, Centre Street, Seaforth, .' 47
. :.-.
D'R. F, J, BEOHELX, gi?sdtth,t!
Royal College of. -Dental Surgeon*,
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's
Grocery; Main 'street, Seaforth:
Phones, 'office 185W, residence 1853
IOilitN. McN!AY, Clerk. .'
e
Tenders for the repair of the Woods POSITION AS HOUSE-
Municipal Drain, edeKil'lop, will be ,•
received -till . Saturday,. -Nov. .17th, -. KEEPER WANTED.
Auctioneer,
when tenders will be' opened _ at' the Biddle'aged widow lady desires.
Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, at 3.30 p.m, -
l0 per cent: of contract to acconp-: housekeepers position., Is willingto
any tender, Lowest or any tender not care for invalid, tv=ith light housework.
Prefers town or village. Apply to
necessaril ecce ted. The News Office.
Plans and specifications at Lot 35,
GEORGE ELLIOTT, '' Licensed
Auotioneer'for the County of Huron
Arrangements can -be made fair Sala
Date at The Seaforth -News. 'Charge.
and
Con: 3, McKillop, r T•
46 JOHN McNAY Clerk, - APARTMENT TO REN
7 hard Water, lights,
moderate satfsfactfon guaranteed.
'
rooms, and soft
• AUCTION SAt,g etc, Just decorated. Over T. Dick-.
son's seed and feed stare. E. L. B
l'Ir, G. H. Elliott BOX:
Of Live Stock.'WATSON
�iA'[' AND' C2$ID'S
has been instructed to sell' by public HOUSE TO RENT.
auction at' Lot 11, Con. 4, Tucker-
ucker- APPIy, to A. D..SUTT3ERLAN'1),
one utile south of Sea-forth,'on
Thursday, Nov. 22nd, at 1:30 o'clock Genera] Insurance' & Real Estate,
p.n., the following:' • Seaforth. -
REAL 'ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
(Successors to James 'Watson)
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance.risks effect-.
Cattle -1 cow,, milking, supposed to
be 3n calf; 1 cow, milking well; 2' : FOR SALE.
farrow cows; 4 steers rising 2 years two lots in Egmondville.
M1 the above are House, stable and hen house;' Iloilo
ed a2 lowest rates in Firet. Class
Companies.
•and.
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old; 1 fat heifer. with electric lights;. good '.location,
in good order: corner lot, near church, stores and:
breed ng ewes car d choice
i fewLOxford good school. Nice home for a retired`
articulars a 1 at The News Office.
Downs. 1 thoroughbred Shropshire farmer or Inc chicken raising. Forie-
ram. These are an carefully se P PP Y tf
choice lot, having been carefully sel-
THE *RCTTii/i oP
M Kl1 L
g 1' Q �!n
Matua�. Fire Insurance Co
ected by an experienced sheep dealer. FIVE .HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No old sheep or 'culls among them. Do you. want it? By buying this
_This is an excellent opportunity forOfficers-James.
farmers to secure choice breeding eighty acres of .rich and productive
ewes. All will be bred before the :loam withgood natural and art5ficial
also picturesque location-`
sale. , osie of the best in the vicinity,
Terms. --Cash or owed months' credit will be profiting this amount. Snid
on furnishing approved joint nates
bearing int. estpp at. 6 par :can't. per form is ,!bout two utiles from Clinton
annum. TIiOS. G. SIHI'LL'TNGIA!W, on Baseline. Buil'dinrs consist of
Proprietor. G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer: good house, large barn, driving shed,
also windmill and reservoir. • Consid-
FARM' ANtD ISOLATED' TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
er-
Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex. James_CBeechwood,
Vice President; : D. ' Evens,, McGregor,
Seaforth,Sec.-Treasurer ,
•you
•Directrs 'VJm. Rinn, No. 2 Sea -
forth, ..John. Benmewies, Brodhagenr
James Evans, Beechwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, Clinton;ames 'Conn, o1i God-
.rich; Alex. Jameot, No. 3 Sea-
J M. Sholdice, 4, Wa'ltoni
ST. COLUMBAN.your�.
-et Mr, Lawrence Power and Miss
k- Mary McQuaid, of Windsor, on
of the McQuaid -Eckert Eckert wedding on
N• Thanksgiving Day.Of
Miss Mary McGrath, of .Toronto,
b- sent Thanksgiving with her parents,
p
and firs. P. H, McGrath.
fa Moylan, of Toronto,
at Mr. J. P. M y
g spent, the holiday at his home hare,
er, p Anne McQuaid, of Stratford,
;Plias Q ,
rt. attended the McQuaid -Eckert wed-
dint on 'Monday Lane, last.
Mr. James of Teeswater,$y
spent the week -end with his mother,
to McKillop.
ac, Mrs. idhn Lane, p
Miss Helena Flannery, of Kitchen-
sill er,spent the Mrs. 'y with her'par-.
ems, Thomasa. Mrs, P. Flannery.
Mr. end andd, of Windsor,
sent the week -end and holiday with
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on his parents, vie. and Mrs.Joseph 14th-
While thome wed in attended the
wit MQcQuaid-Eckert
nalnt McQuaid -Eckert wedding.
nal Misses Mildred and Gertrude Mc-
rho Grath, of Guelph, spent the week-
M- end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
est P V. ytc•Grath.
Lane, of Toronto, spent
ingan Thanksgiving
Thanks wing with his mother, Mrs.
"Lane of Hart,llop.
John th at-
ofE ert wedding
Miss the
the McQuaweEckert
ted on Monday this week.
on
the first term re-
The following is t. Columba!).
port of S. S. No. 3, S
the Those abtainfitg 75 or over have first
class honors; those having e65; tot75,
receive second .Mass 'honors; those
having 60 to 65 have third class hon.
of ors and from 50 to 60 is a credit or
of
pass. The names are in order of•
has merit,FoOlConnor
les corm IL -French -Mary Atkinson
with 1,Frank Moylan 1, James
sen F (43).• Form h_French, Eliza-
bath Carlin 1, Bridget Delaney 1, Lucy
i al Eckert 1, rohn Shea 1, John Me-
p 1 John Hol-
eels Quaid 1, Vince.•t Eckert,
with land 2, Mary Delaney 2,Rose
14, Latin -Mary O'Connor Frank
Mr. Moylan i Bridget, Delaney 1,,
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this
face
magic
as
business
produced
years
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its
wide
And
meet
future.
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cess
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to
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CotYatry
telephone at elbow will bring you the
of the person you talk with, will 'hold neW
We now do not dream, of.
HIS IS the urge to improve -to seek aan$
to find something always better -which
the definite olic of the telephone
been policy
5 Tice the first Crude instrument re-
the voice of its inVentot fifty -odd
ago.
•no other olicy could the telephone ileo!
t pace with this country or contributed
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progress as it has dpneinreducing Canada s
distances and differences ofgeograp�iy:
by no other policy call the telephone now
3' si •�? -�"r
the responsibility of serving Canaaas
' IJItE 15 at least twee
A ADA S FUTURE
iity. years of unprecedented growth and pr ,
All the signs and barometers of bu
Dint to it. All the shrewdest ro hets`of
p P p
predict it.
i and the f iiet5 are So` sure cad
'�sS : o 'wire
future is .so stalcable- that within the
rive tore g +. »
-Ye year more nitiney Will be needed
a ioq of the telephone system in .Orita
h P Y �"
d Quebec than �," spent by the business lit -
its first or y ars. •
MAS pushing poles and wire into
new 'co and file forest lilt Whir�11 noav
^ I foresight
planning over one hundred million dollars of
p
e P t to vett the needs o tiT a next ivy
1ne
a rs topic tfoilt, 'the same
_- a *t � ,,,,,
and the same purpose-•• tip.-"'
've Canadians € Chivies of . r
$Y
ountry i nd it worthy of their o ;N,
�; 'n,r,ev,
atitl i is futur ^,
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AUCTION SALE erable bush, Residence in States rea-"forth;
Farms, Farm Stock and Imple_ son for sacrifice, For terms: W. Bry-
meitts at Lot 12, Con: 3, Stanley clone, Clinton.. Owsier, 322 South'
p Main Street, Romeo, Michigan. 5
Townshi a -bout 3. miles southwest of
•No.
Robert Ferris,;Harlock; George Mc -
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, Brucefield. --
Agents -Alex.' Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin-
Brucefield on Tuesday, Nov. 20th, at
1 6'clock sharp,. consisting of the fol- FARM FOR" SALE,'
lowing:, Horses -Ray mare, heavy Choice 50 -acre farm, in good condi-
y p,Yeo,
draft' rising 5 yrs, 'lie mare; heavy tion. N% lot 16, con. 5, McKillo all-
draft, rising 9 yrs.; black gelding, cleared and all seeded down. Two
heavy draft,- rising 6- yrs.; chestnut storey cement house, frame" kitchen,
heavy draft, rising , 18 years; driver all in good repair. Barn 50'x46' on a
quiet and, reliable. cement wall, cement stabling and
• Cattle JCow 4 yrs.: old, due to fresh- water in the barn. Cement . driving
eti in March; cow 12 years old, due to .house 24x36. Frame hog pen 16'x24',.
freshen in March; cow 7 years old, Never failing well of choice water.
freshen in April cow 4 yrs. Well fenced and underdrained with'
ton. a Ee y, Seaforth; J. A.
Murray,r.r. No. 3, ,Seaforth; J. V.
y,
Holreesville; R. G. Jarmouth,
Bornholm. .ames Kerr •and John
Bornholm. Seaforth,mauditors.•an Parties
desirous to effect insueance or trans-
act other business -will be promptly
attended to by application to'any of
the above named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices. ,
due to .
due to freshen in May;- 3 two-year- tile drain. Will 'be sold on easy terms
old cattle; 3 yearlings; 6 spring calves. to suit purchaser, with or without
with litter; sow bred; 7 crop, Failure of health is reason for
Wigs -Sow •
pigs 4 months old; a number of hens. selling. For further particulars apply
Tmpleineitts-_ T)eering binder, Deer- on the premises or write to Seaforth,
ing mower, Deering cultivator, Mas- R:R, 5, ROBERT GIB50N, tf27
FARM FOR SALE.
iLot 32; con, 12, and W, e let -31, on
the same concession, containing :15'0
acees. There are on the premises_ a
g ood 7 -roomed brick house with
frame kitchen, good cellar under the
se -Morris seed drill, manure spread'-
Y 2 PROPERTY FOR SALE.
se 2 drum steel roller, hay rake,set
of 3 -section, harrows, '. set ,of seighs, On' West William Street, one block
2 wagons, hay rack, gravel box, walk- from Public School, churches and
iatg plow, gang plow, cutting box, )lain Street, of Seaforth, nine -room -
root p:ulper; fanning . mill, set of ed house,. electric light, hard and soft
scales, rope stretcher, a number water inside;• furnace in good condi-
oil- farm tools, •4 . sling ropes, feed tion. There is -ole this property a gar -of
cooker, bean cultivator ` and puller den, garage, and stable and a good
combined, sat pan and'a'bout 75 sap hen house. ' This, property. is in first
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combined, of hay and bean class condition.T Apply to • R .
pails, a ROZELTJA M46
straw, Mason &nisch piano to good
a;' bank barn 70x50, hordee
whole house;
stable 34x48 raised, and on the
acres a barn 54x36. The farm is' all
acres -afned and well fenced, all under
Cultivation but 15 acres; 15 acres
good hardwood bush,'maple, beech
and elm, plenty of water, drilled well
between house and barn with ' wind -
moll and water m: Karn. Three : and
miles earn. Walton,5
mile- from three-quarter Seaforth,ilesomz 'miles from
h
school. Rural mail and phone. Fel
ural
concl'itiere whiffletrees,' rieckyokes, FOR RENT .OR SALE.
forks, shovels and numerous other
• articles. Frame house'on East William
tame arid there Street for rent or sale, 3 bedrooms,
schooerl. p apply the ••pre•
raises or address R.R. No, 4, Walton
J. G. BARRON. .
At the same place
Cel -
will be offered for sale Lot 12, con- living room, kitchen and parlor, Cel -
sisting of 100 acres of good land with `ler under house. Hard and sett water
good set of buildings, 5 acres of with
h, inside. Elegtre, lights, Garage or
and well .watered, also Lot 10, ton- hen house. One b tock from Cblieg-
sisting of 100 acres •whit very good tate Institute. Apply'ADAM HAY'S.
�,;
Bee -f Meal
•
horst and 1'5 acres o£ bush enc w F RTFI MARKETS.
1 A O
watered, SE
p Wednesday, November 114th.
ae ta•---All sums .of $1k0 aid tiiiider 38c
n Butter, per ire ,.•,
cash; over that amount 6 months', Chickens, per lb 16c -'19c
credit will be given on furnishing ap ,Hens, Per lb. , 1226c -25c
proved jomt notes or a discount of 3 'Henstere, per ib 12c -113c
p.c, straight allowed for cash • an
credit amount, Terms. on farms made Young ducks, per 11n 47c
Geese, per -Ib , .'. . .... . . .... . . 14c -1'/c
known on day of sate, . MLTRRIASi Turkeys, I. Per 1b 24c
GIBSON, on Executor for the. estate of P,obatoes, per bag ...... . . . . . . . ;, 90c
the late Wm, Collins, Geo. H. EI Eggs; per ee' b ,, . , , ...: , .. • . • • ,• 50c
Nott, Auctioneer: Hogs, per cwt $8 5 X9,25
We have just unloaded, a car o
g Tankage
Beef Bi Sixty and Hog Tan
Beef Meal, per hundred • $4,81
Meat Meal ..;,... $4.41
Hog Tankage, 60 per cent,' $3.51
Bane Meal . - $3,61
Fish Meal .. ... . ... . .. . . . . ... .$5.51
e
k on
'Tho mos Dickson
S1 AFORTH
,,,
beth anhin 1, Lucy Eckert 1, Vincent
for rt McQuaid 2 John Hol-
Eckert 1, john MCQ Shea
)acid 2, Mary, 2, : John5
- .
&sat fir ha iiofi Tekvhohe Coupmii ei to td
iere ._ list.. -valid
ethiwd ,boat �" Mesita/is Lrslse�Y"iO.J �pQOe f"
;Delaney.
reet 3, James Atkinson F (49), Rose Mel
wen- ady F (43).', 'Geometry -Mary 0'-
1, Lucy
Rga
cot- Connor 1, Elizabeth Carlin
Eckert 2, John 'McQuaid 2, John Hot-