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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-05-23, Page 8eeeeer-trerewerearecia-reix"-- Acic? 1410 I-IENSALL, M. J. W, Skiiiner ol Exeter, for- merly of Hensall, bee purcheeed grocery hueinese at Thoredale and is taking posseeeion limnecliately. Mr, Lemon of the New Commercial Hotel, has re -opened the ie cream parlor in the basement and will be open Tuesday and Saturday eveainge. The petition at Mickle & Sons' of.- fice, asking the Domiaion Govern - Meet for an increase in the duty on bean's, is being signed by most of the farmers m this district. The petition will be sent to Ottawa this Week, The Dramatic Clttb of St. Peels' &YR:A, intend preeentiag their play "A. Busy Honeyrnoon," in the town hall, Varna, Teesday evening of this week. Mr, John McDonnell, who has been confined to his room for the last three months with a severe illness, is stow" ly recovening. Miss Nellie Beyle, of Landoneseent few days in town last week visiting her mother and brother. Mrs. T. C. Joynt and two sores ese epending a few weeks in New York visiting Mrs, Joynt'e brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1Bonthron. Mr, John O'Neil spentehe week end visiting his family at Dorchester, Mrs. Vera McLeod has reterned to her home in Windsor aiter a very pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. W, VVhite. Mr.and Mns.. Kennedy and little son, of Whisker, are spending •a few drays visiting Mrs. Kennedy's father and mother, Mr, and Mrs. Owen Geiger, The Court of Revision on the as - roll of the village will lea ees•-•-•-• held in the town nert, lercentlay even ing, May 27tht We understand that I ' 4 a number of appeals are entered for revision. • Mr. Lee Hedden of Hamilton was • in town over the week end. Mr. John Steacy of Detroit spent Sunday here with his mother. His brother Fred, who has been visiting here for a couple of weeiks, returned to Detroit with hien. Fred has se- cured a good situation there in a hank. The firemen have the town nicely decorated with flags and bunting and have erected an electric sign in froet of the town hen. On the 24th there • will be big attractions all day and a big concert put on by the Brunewick Trio of London in the town hall in the evening. After the concert a dance will be held. A big day and a big crowd is anticipated. The executors of the Alex. Murdoch Estate are making repairs on some of the buildings on King street. Cook Bros, are selling a large num- ber ,of cars, some of the purchasers last week being: W. H, Lemon, R. G. Troyer, W. G. Wagner, Albert Sher- ry, W. P. Love, C. H. Joy, T. Haber- er, Thos. Ryan, Hugh Norris. and E • Tiernan. !Little Betty Tucker, who was ser- iously ill last week, is recovering. The play entitled "Sunny Jane," put on by members of the Young People's League oi the United Church, was again presented to a good audience in the town hall on Friday evening, The contractors for paving the Lon- don Road have .started paving. A big force of men is being employed. We understand that Mr. William Hildebrand has sold his residence on South Richmond street to Mr. Geo. Hess. Mr, W. F. Bell of Toronto and Dr. and Mrs. Cawithrope of Tavistock, visited here last week, with Mrs. Ber- tha Bell and mother, Mrs. Dick. Mr. Andy Proctor spent the week end with his family at London. Mr. S. Peppier is moving into the house on Oxford street recently vac- eited Mr. A1.bert Traquair. Mrs. Hudson, who owns the house lately occupied by Mr. Peppier, will m'ove into .it herself. Donald and Herb Hoggarth of Lon- don spent Sunday at their home here. As we go to press we 'learn of the very serious illness of Mrs. Duncan 'McMartin, who has been in poor health, which has developed into pneumonia. Mr. Sandy Smillie, of Toronto, vis- ited friends in town a few days this week. 'Miss NellieOarmichael has sold her residence on Mill Street to Miss Mary McKay and Mrs. Gordon, of Kippen. Miss McKay was a former resident of flensall and will be welcome back to town, Mr. William Fraser has the found- ation in for his new dwelling on south Richmond Street. and now has several carpenters et work. The real estate and household ef- fects of Mr. George Hill were offered far sale on Tuesday afternoon last. The real estate was not sold as the price offered was not considered high enough. The many friends of Mrs, Roy Pal- mer will be pleased to hear that she is recovering nicely after her recent . operation. "Mrs. D. L Thompson and babe, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, Mr. Harry Lewis, of Exeter, was in town visiting .friends on Tuesday. Miss Helen Elder, of London. spent the week -end at the home a her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, MANLEY. Mr. Martin Murray met with a severe shaking up last Monday while on his way to Dublin when the horse became frightened, and thinking he might become unmanageable, he jumped from the buggy with above results, Mr. Martin Deitz has treated him- self to a new ccsttpe. Mr. Thos. IvIurray treated himself to a new Durant sedan. 'Mr. Joe, Eckert met with a peculiar accident when a cow on the road fac- • ed the car, but by quick action he brought the car to a standstill to avoid the crash. The cow got her leg broken and had to be done away with. The community here got a severe Adele last Monday evening when they learned of the sudden death of Mrs, Pat McGraw of Dublin, as she had spent her youthful days amongst us and always was a friend to everybody, She leaves to mourn her logs one bro- ther, John Arnold of Dublin and one sister, Mrs. Martin Connolly of La - gar:, Wile have the sympathy of the whole community in their sad hour of affliction, ItIr, and Mrs: S, 'flueSton Apert the week end at Goderich end vieinity. Mrs, Chapman and John Chapman of Louden, spent few days laetweek Miss Dolly ROSS left on Sunday fur Philedelphie having ;Vent a week at her home. Mrs .J. Worsell and sons of Cabrie, Sask., arriyed on Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j, Fowlie. Mrs. L. B, Smith and son of Lone don are visiting her parents, Mr. mid Mrs, Chas, Fleeter, Rev. H. G E. Crosby was in the village last week. Mrs. Crosby, Patti and Patty Crosby, who leave heel] vis- iting her mother, Mrs. G W. Woods, returned 'home to Otterville with Mr. Crosby an Thersday, Disastrous Fire. — Fire completely .d'estroyeil the home of Christopher Parker, situated on the Brucefield road at the edge of the village Sunday 'afternoon between three and • four o'clock, Mr. and Mrs Parker had gone for a walk to the woods. Five children aged from sixteen months eo twelve years, were in -the 'house and they gave the ,alarm when -they dis- covered the rooif Was on fire, having caught from •spailes 'from the chirn- -trey. The 'house 'bding an 1 -Id frame building, it burped very rapidly. There was a strong north Wind -at fhe time and aleheugh help was soon -summon- ed and people passing stopped to help, it was found ineposeible to save the .building but willing 'hands removed all the contents which were moved to a house inthe village owned by Ninian Heard. Mr, and Mrs. Parker are very •ehankful to all who helped to re - Time the contents. 'There was a small insueance. Mrs, F. V. 'Martin and son of De- troit epent the week end at their cot- tage, Boulder Lodge. Mr, and Mrs. Maarten and family of London spent the week end at their cottage. Mr. W. Buchan and son of Dunn- ville, spent a few hours with feres. 'N.. W. Woods on Sunday, Mrs. 3. Bu- chan h'aving returned, who spent SCV- teal weeks at Toronto and Dunnville. Mies Ruth Higgins, who has been visiting for a few days at London, re- turned home an Monday. Rev. F. H. Paull and Mrs. ?mill re- turned ho -me on Friday from London. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Weston. Mrs, W. McDonald and Bobby Vail of Detroit and Mr. aud Mrs. Percy Wes- ton of Kiteheneir spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston. Mr. end Mrs. Alex. Sparks and fa- mily f Landon arevisiting Mr. John Woods, who returned with thern from London.. Mrs. Berry .Bird and Buster Bert of London spent a few days last week with Mrs, F. aker. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Atkinson and family of Exeter spent Sunday at their cottage. Mrs. A. Newton4Brady returned home on Saturday having spent a week with her mother, Mrs. D. Mc- Donald at Sarnia. NORTH McKILLOP, Me Martin Thornton, of lienfryee was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Edw. Regele were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoegy. Mr, and Mrs. William Koehler were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Regele on Sunday, also Mr. Jos. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Regele were vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. J. Thornton Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton vis- ited the latter's parents Sunday after- n000n. Mrs. Martin 'Ileornton, of Henfryn, underwent an operation but is doing as well as can be expected. !We are pleased to know Mrs. John Crozier is improving after being on the sick list. Gardening is the order of the 'day. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming were down to Munro attending the anniversary services. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoegy and family were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Regele on Sunday dfternoon. HULLE'TT. Mr. Jack Walker of Wardsville, spent Sunday with Mr. Wm, Cartef, Mr. James Medd is not enjoying very good health lately. We hope he may soon improve. Some took in the dance at Walton and report a nice time. Mrs. William Carter has returned from Lucknow. where she was visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. Reid. The townehip's new stone crusher has arrived and will soon be at work in Mr. Leiper's gravel pit. Miller's Worm 'Powders are sweet and palatable to children, who show no hesitancy in taking- them. They will certainly bring all worm troubles to an end. They•are a strengthening and stimulating medicine, correcting the disorders of digestion that the worms cause and imparting a healthy tone to the system most beneficial to de -vel opment. THE $13AFORT11g)4/$. Enrolment 1952. Approved. Form 1, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT. Route.—Monday, ill leave his own stable end go north through Constance to Verne Dale's ;for noon. Then north to the flullett boundary ' end east to Geo. Watt's for night, Tuesday—South to Leadbury, then east to Thos Beattie's 'for noon, then .east and south throUgh Winthrop to his own stable where he will remain until Friday morning. Priday-West two •miles then south to 'Melvin Crich'a for noon. Home for night where he will remain until the "fellowing Mon - Limier the management of T. J. McMieheel, 'Enrolment WO. 2116. Passed, Form I. 'The Purebred 'Clydesdale -SMIlion -CYPRESS 'KING 21060 1Pedigree—Sire, Cedric King (imp) (16340) (18186). Dam, Maggie Rdb ,(T335045). Sire of Sire, Cedric 'Baron (15945) (14622). Dam of Sire, Mee Melle (36896), .Sire of -Dam, Drum- burle Chief (imp) (5318) 012943). dam of dam, Jean Rob (32748). iRoute—Monday, leaves his own stable. Monday morning from Lot 29, Con. 12, McKillop, travels mile east and 236 south to Winthrop, then 134 miles east to John iPryce's for Mon- day noon. Then goes mite east, 1.14 neilee north, then 214 east to Thomas Murray's-'for Monday night. Tiles -day -.Leaves Thames 'Murray's, travels 214 east, then dee miles north to Jim lfachait's for Tues. noon. Then 14 north to 'Xicintrieff, and 4154 west to Sol. IBerwicks for night. Wednesday —Leaves Sol. IBerwielns, goes 3e4 west, 2 miles south to Dave Watson's 011 Morris-Hullett boundary, for noon, From 'Watson's, goes 254 miles West and 2 miles south and east to his own - stable for night. He will remain there tIllThursday noon. Then goes rile west, 1e4 miles south and 334 'west and VA' south to Ben. Riley's'or night. Friday—Leaves 'Riley's and travels 3e4 east to Chas. Dalmagees for Friday noon. Leaves Dolmage's and travels 211 east, 254 miles north and mile west to his own stable where he will remain tin Monday morning. Terms—To insure a loal,p2, pay- able Feb. 1st, 1930. fRinn Bros., Props., Hugh Rinn, Mgr. EXU1ONDVILLE These Prices are Cash 'Red Path Sugar . ,, ,, ..55.75 Red .Path Yellow Sugar, ,.,5.50 Purity .Flour ,, • ,, —4.10 'Rolled Oats, 90 Jim. ,, . 4,00 -*tad .Barb Wire • 3 75 'Cut Shingle Nails • Wire Nails ..... • • • •,• • • ,-05 Long Handled Shovels 1,35 1 qt, tin Zendleum 2 tins Campbell's Soup ...,.,21 2 tins Cascade Salmon, large -35 10 .bars P. &-G. Soap , 10 bars Gold Soap • • • ,,,, A9 It Pays to Buy From I HURON 'NEWS. Exeter. Dr: Win. E. 'Browning died -sud- denly. in Caledonia, 'Minn. He was born in }Exeter 58 years ago but had spent many years in Minnesota where he had a completely -eqnipped hospital. His wife was .formerly Miss Jennie Gould. Mn. and Mrs, S. 3. Hoggarth, Exe- ter, announce the engagement of their younger daughter Vivian, to Russell E. ,Ballewill, son of Mr. W. A. Belk - will. of Exeter, Peter Frayne, aged 76 years, died on May 6th, following a lengthy ill- ness. He was 45 years in business in Exeter. His wife was Miss Elizabeth Johnson and in October, 1928, they celebrated their golden jubilee: His wife and four daughters and one son survive: Miss Lena, at home; _Mrs. S. W. Jory, of Stephen; IRussell. of Brantford; Mrs. A. J. Penhale, of Ste- phen; and Mrs. :R. C. Sm•ith, of Lon- don. Pour sisters also survive. - Damages totalling $1,000 were awarded George W. Crozier ($700), Ena Crozier ($250), and Eileen Croz- ier ($50), all of Usborne. in Supreme Court, :London, in a suit brought by them as the result of a motor creel] in Usborne on October 24th, They were asking for a total of $3,400. The defendants were H. T. Rowe, -of Ex- eter, Philip Murch, of ,Elimville, and Orval Dickson, of Exeter. According to the statement of claim the plaintiffs with their household furnitttre were In a motor truck owned and driven by Philip Murch, which collided• with a truck driven by Orval Dickson and owned by H. T. Rowe. Miss Annie Yeliand underwent an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Wingham. A shortage of 'houses to rent is re- ported in Wingham. J. H. Stephenson has sold his busi- ness to George Williams, of Toronto. Mr. Stephenson intends remaining in .Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. A E Lloyd have re- turned home after speeding the winter in ,British Guiana. Mr, :Lloyd is con- siderably improved in health. BABY CHICKS We can supply you with S.C. White Leghorn Chicks for delivery in June at $10 per 100. Our Leghorns are the famous Marron strain— big bees. heavy layers of large eggs, We guarantee you 100 P.C. safe delivery. CHICK FEEDS This year we are offering our chick feeds to the public. We have given these feeds a thorough trial and ican recommend them to you. You can feed them with every confidence that you are going to raise all your chicks. We have proved that what the wee chick is raised on has a great influence on the adult bird in health and production. You can get a supply of our feed at Andrew Moore's Poultry Farm, just .aut of Egmondeille, an the road to Brucefield. • The Walter Rose Poultry Farm BRUSSELS, ONT. .1. -Case Modell Tractor Newest Type Made • HORSEPOWER, --If rated 1 accordance with the reCorinnenda-: thins of the A. S. of A. ,E.,namely. 75 per _cent. of max. drawbar horse- •' power; 85 per „cent, of max, :belt.hcirsepower,,:the zatinvof -this tractor would be well over 20,35. • •• " :High Sneed 4 miles per hourIntermediate 554 m.pl.; low 234 exl.P.he .• , WILL PULL 4-14 INCH TRACTOR PLOWS For further information on this new type of lighter and stronger , :tractor, apply to Robt W. Agar, Dealer PHONE 236r5 SEAFORTH, ONT. 0 Zurfeli. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koehler and family, of Kitchener, visited with Zur- ich friends. Mrs. E. !Heideman spent a few days in Guelph, where herhusband is.tak- lag treatment. Mr. and Mrs. H. McKinley; of To- ronto; who are on their honeymoon. visited at the home of the bride's bro- ther, Mr. Thomas Meyers • Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust and son Harold, of Mitchell, were Sunday vjs- itors at the home of Mr. and,ldra.. W. H. 'Hoffman. Goderich, Lester J. Robertson, of Niagara Fads, N.Y., died suddenly on May 4th. He was born in Colborne township 49 years ago.' His wife survives; also one brother, Charles A. Robertson, M. T. P., and two. sisters, Mrs. ,Ed. Fisher and Miss Mary Robertson. of Colborne. The funeral.toak place from the home of his brother, -and inter- ment was in Colborne cemetery. Miss Alice Nairn, of the Victoria School staff, Goderich, has resigned. :Wt. F. R. Larkin and Master Dick, of Windsor, visited with her mother, Mrs, James Hamilton: - Mn: Cameron W. •MacDonald, who graduated from Queen's university this year, spent a few days with his father, Mr, George ,MacDonalld, Gode- rich, before leaving to take a position with a mining company near Van- couver, B.C. • ' C. IP. R. Conductor IWark has pur- chased Mr. Maxwell's house in Code - rich and intends to retire. • • The Greyhound will not. make is annual excursion to Goderich this , year. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams have returned home after spending some tiine in lEurbeee, • • Mrs. Wm. Sharman, a former resid- ent of Goderich, died in Hamilton. The remains were brought to Gode- rich for interment in Maitland ceme- 'CoL John Vareoe died op May 3rd in his 83rd year. He had resided in Colborne Township for fifty4five'years and • specialized in thoroughbred cattle. He wais a veteran of the Fen - Ian Raid and one of the founders of Miming Star Lodge A.F.-i& AM. His wife, who survives, ws Miss Many Mosely, also three children, J. Cheeks ,Varcoe, of Toronto; J. R. Varcoe, at home; and ,Mrs. Trethe- why, Goderich, • Clinton, . The paeing of the' Clinton!- Main streets is being bahsidered.' :Mrs. William Farraii. who'eliedme May 46,. was born- near:ChrnWall in 1642, and was married.to,the late Mr. 'Ferran in 1667. She resided in Olin-' ton all her married life. One daugh- ter survives, Mrs. H. T. Rance, • of Clinton. Mrs, Harold Eilty and children, off Toronto, were visiting- in Clinton. • • Mrs. McMath is -visiting her daugh- ter, Miss Marjorie. whols teaching at Burwash. Mr, Clifford Tyndall, chartered ac- countaet, son of Mr. Loreii Tyndall, Clinton, has been :appointed to the In- come Taxetion office in Toronto. Miss Josie Carter fell last week and broke her left arm. 1Dr. Wm, John Shipley died in Cal- gary on April 28th, aged 48 years, He was the son of the late William Shipley. of Clinton. Wet Weather Seeding is late. Make your harvest early by using fertilizer. We have it, Armour's and Canadian. Also Niagara Lime. Get lime for your garden al R, J. Sproat's, Grocer. William M. Sproat TILE MANUFACTURER " Telephone 136 r 2 , NOTICE FOR TENDERS, Tenders will bi.=, received by the ea- deifeigaed for the erection of a eew seheolhouse in Schocl ,Section No, dtqllett on Lot 1, COO. 21. With June 1, 1949, at 7 o'cleeleeeene 'rhe lowest er any tender not necessarily aeceeted. Plans and sPecilleations can be seen et the home of the seeretary. Contractor will be required to give a Marked thee quo for five Per cent, of the contract price, Signed) J. L. BELL, Secretary, ' Seaforth, RR 2; Lot 3, Core 2, Ilullett MEET/DIG OF HURON. • COUNTY equilerL, The Council .of the Corporation of the County of Harem will meet in the Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2 d' - clock in the afternoon o -f Tueedae,•the 4th day of June, 1e29. All accounts against the County must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Mon - preceding the meeting pf •• • 0E0. W, HOLMAN, - 'County Clerk. Goderich, May 20tie 1929, FOR SALE [Second Hand building materki in good 'condition suitable for ben houses, garages, etc., also tinthers, jcsiet, flooring. etc. for barn, Right prece, Tell your requirements to 'Es L. BOX, . 23 , PLANTS FOR SALE. 30,000 plants -for sale. A.sters, to- niatoes, cabbage, • cauhflower. AL- BERT BAKER, Railway Street, Sea - forth, 23 1 WANTED. lA good relliable Man or boy, for farm Work. Apply at The News Office. ' 22 • ,• FOR SALE. Good seed beans der sale. Apply to JOHN McNAUGHTON, lot 23, eon, 3„L.R.S. Tuckersmith, 22 • COUPE .FOR SALE. A 1923 ,model Coupe in good run- ning order. Equipped with new punc- ture iproof tubes and tires, also new battery, license and coil shock ab- sorbers. ApPly ±1 'Seaferth News Of- fice. , •22 HOUSE for SALE. -The -Estate of the late G A. Reevea offers, cheep, for quick vale, a small hank house, lot and hare on Railway steeete,Seaforthe Apply to FredeReeves or to George Reeves, Seaforth. 23 NOTICE. -- All outstanding accounts must be settled* by cash or note by -May 24th. Frqm now on .our terms are strictly cash, or note at 7 per cent. WM. M. SPROAIT, Tile Manufaoturer, Phoene 136 r 2.... - - 21 LUMBER. • Lumber for 4 gravel bokes and 3 hayracks and waggon tongues on hand. Phone R. J. lvIcMILLAN, • NOTICE. Baby checks.lower in price.' Barred Racks 15c each. S.C. W. Leghorns, 14c each. After June 12th all chicks 2c less. E. J. TREWARTHA, Holmesville P.O., Ont. Phone 611r22, Clinton central. 12tf HOUSE FOR SALE At Harpurhey, a good fraene house with seven rooms apt good cement c'ellar. Electric lights. Barn with ce- ment foundation. Good garden , and orchard, and plum, cherry and pear trees and all kinds of small fruit. Ap- ply to \VIVI. SMITH, r.r. 1, Seaforth, Ont. _ 22. PIGS FOR SALE. '7 chunks about 50 lbs. and 9 .good suckers about 7 weeks T. W. Mc- 4.ILLAN, r.r. 2, Seaforth 22 BABY CHICKS AND HATCHING EGGS ' Tiom Barron single-- comb White teghorns, large birds from heavy laying strain, mated with tockerels from H. L. Roberts, winner of 1928 Ontario Contest 'Hatching eggs 75c per setting of fifteen or $4.00 per hun- dred. Chicks for June delivery, $13.00 per hundred. AINTDREW A. MOORE, "Sunnyvale- Poultry Farm." Phone 137 r 3, Seaford]. 7tf TRA1CTOR FOR SALE. One second-hand tractor for sale. Apply to ROBERT AGAR Seaforth. Phone 236 r 5, 21 BETTER WALLPAPER . FOR LESS MONEY. Over 200 samples, carried at 5c to $1,50 per single roll (semi -trimmed) also burlap. Work done at reasonable price. LEO ,GCLE/ASON, Paperhang- er and Decorator, Phone 5, Dublin, Ont. 22 Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50e What can't a Woman do! WARNER BROS. present • The Brilliant Screen Revival of the Great American Drama THE LION AND THE MOUSE ,Featuring MAY MacAVOY LIONEL BARRYMORE Alex. B. Francis & William Collier Jr. , —SPECIAL THIS WEEK END— More, Time. and Wed, ' "VARSITY" —with— :Buddy Rogers, Mary Brian and Cheater Conklin 1?rincess '1`11UR$DAY, MAX A loa PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Medical, :DR H. 1-I1IGH ROSS, Pilesiable and Surgeon. Late of Leaden Etas, . pital, ,Lonclon, England, Special attention to diseases of the eye, ear nose and throat, Office and reside ence ,behind Dominion Bank, Office Phone No, '5; Residence Phone 104. DR. 3. BURROWS, Seafortbe Office and residence, Goderich street, east of the United Church. Coroner for the County of Heron, Telephone No. 40. DR. C. MACKAY.--eG. Mackay, honor gredeate of Trinity Universite- and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontaria. DR F. j. R. FORSTER--Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Graduate in cine, University of Toronto 189K Late Assistant New York Ophthal- mie and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, ancleiGolden Square throat hos- pitais, London. England. At Comm- ercial Hotel, Seaforth, 3rd Monday it -each month, from a.m. to 3 pan. DIR. W. C. SPROAT.—Oraduale of Faculty 'of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, ,London. Member of College of Physicians and Suo. geons of Ontario. 1Office in Aberhareb Drug Store, _Main St, Seaford". Phone 90 Dental, DR. j. A. MUNN, :Successor to Dr. R. R Ross, graduate of North- westernUniversity, Chicago, Ill. LI- centiate'Royal College of Dental Sur- geons, Toronto. Office over .Siirs hardware, Main St., Seaforth. Phone - DR, F. J., BECHELY, graduate Royal. Colkge of Dental Surgeone, Torzeio. Office over W. R. Sniffle% grecery, Main St., Seaforth. Phones. office 195W, residence 1853.. 'Conshlting Engineer. • S. W: ARCHIBALD, B.A,Sc, (Ttir.t, 0.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member. Engineering e Institute of Canada. Office, Sea:fertile Ont. Auctioneer. GEORGE th.,LacyrT,' Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron Ariangements can be made for Sale Date at The Seaforth, News. Charges „moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. WATSON AND REID'S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY • (Successors to James Watson) MAIN ST., SEAFORTH. ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies. THEMcKILLOP Mutual firelusurauce Ct. FARM AND ISOLATED TOilind PROPERTY ONLY INSURED Officers—James. Connolly. Godes- ich; Alex, James Evans; Beechweed, Vice President; D. F. McGregor„ Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors—Wan. Rinn, No. 2, Sea - forth, John Bennewies, Brodhagev; James Evans, Beechwood; M. Mc- Ewen. Clinton; James Connolly, God- erieh; Alex.- Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea - forth; J. M. Sholdice. No, 4, Walton Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc- Cartney, Na. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield. Agents—Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin- ton; Hinchley, Seaforth; J. /L Murray. r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R.' 0 Jarmoeith, Bornholm. James` Kerr and Jobs Govenlock,'Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans: act other business will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers -addressed to their respective postofices. • CLOVER SEED. • Yellow Sweet Clover Seed for sale. Government tested. Apply to RAY CRAWFORD, Lot 18, Con. 14, Mo- Killop, Walton R.R. 1. 131f • WATER GUARANTEED. Persons needing a good supply ati water .frorn a drilled well, should see the undersigned. All contracts Ma No Water, No Pay basis. Gasoline power 'used for drilling machine. Rates reasonable. Phone 296. W. D. 1•10.PPER, Seaforth. 22 FENCE POSTS - Cedar fence posts for sale. Corner posts, brace poses, line posts and braces. )IELSON maroLsoli. R.R,. 2. Blyth, Lot 14,•con. 8, Morrie, Phone 31-11, Blyth, HOUSE AND STABLE TO RENT - On Louisa Street, eight -roomed frame house with electric light and electric -range, and town water; also a good stable with cement floors, and with lights and town water. Will rent with or without 10 acres of land. Ap- ply to J. E. REY,NOLDS. Want and For Sale ads, 1 time 2Se SEAFORTH. MARKETS. Wednesday, May 22, Chickens, live, per lb - 223e Chielcees, dreeeed, per Ib 28c Hens, live, per lb.. . ' . .... ..."18c Hens, dressed, per lb24c Roosters, live, per Ib. iZlt Roosters/ dressed, per Ducks, live, per lb ....lac Ducks, dressed, per lb 25ce Geese, dressed, per lb •18c Turkeys, dressed 35e Butter, per Ib, Eggs, pee doz, ..... ...18c -22;-25e Potatoes, per bag .. . .75e I -logs, per .cwt. .. $12,25-$12.75 AI P n ri fe •