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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-10-17, Page 8AGE HHEN BA'L'L. Miss Annie Cousin of Hosea11 was ele to epresident of he Wes/t Iluran Teachers' Association at the euttven- :refer last t E held 'ie itch s h i which 1Ya tion v Thersday antiFr idsy. . h sed bee it.c a • *r' 1 son 1 a P • t Sim peon 5 Mr. p Me fine brick resldenee of, Mr. Ab- raham %rime on South Richmond street. Mrs, Donald Grassiek, who re- eently sold her house to Mr. Harry Harmon, is' holding an auction, sale of her household effects on Saturday afternoon, The young people of the United Church held their meeting on Tuesday evening with a good attendance. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 87; after which Rev, A. Sinoleir led prayer, Rev. ler, Holmes, a,re'turned missionary .from Japan was present anti gave a veryinteresting address on "Japau,»H Hymn 90 was ng, t fte r which Misses Grace Brock and Gladys Passmore gave a piano duet,. , The 'meeting, cloJ'ed by singing Hymn 92 after which Mr, Suuciair led in prayer. 'The services in the Carmel Pres- byterian Ehurch were- largely attend- ed with Rev, Mr, Mcllroy in his own pulpit, • I P, W. The many friends of M r, Foss are pleased to hear that he is recovering nicely from .4 severe at tack of erysipelas, Miss Amy L'aimnie of Toronto is visiting at her :home here. No school was held Thursday and Fridayof last week in the Public and 'Cschools se the teachers were attending the teachers' conven- tion in Exeter. Mr. and etIrs, :Earl Palmer ,of Wind- sor are spending a few days at the home of Mr, and 'Mrs,'L, Palmer. An oyster supper and concert was put on ander the auspices of the mem- bers of the 'Carmel Presbyterian Church on Monday evening in the church, From 6 to 8 o'clock supper was served in the basement after which a concert was put on in he auditorium. The entertainers of evening were Mr, 'Willie Bell, ,Scotch comedian, and Miss Kathleen- Eng- land, soloist and reader, of .London, Services in the U'inted Church were largely attended on Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Butt of Goderich conducted the services both morning and evening and also rendered two very fine solos. Mr, and Mrs, Jobe Passmore spent Sunday visiting friends and retative's in Exeter. TE 14A 'ORT' NJ WS. TI vRsDAY, OCTf3BEPv 17, 1921 Toronto, r v.. Id IAA, n2 e o •ria Wemvn's Department, Nlleno batt9ratorlw, {,lethal, t i,ti oronto,'te Rt. wat, Toronto, 'tent, Door Madam).- Willie adam, Willie Via/tang my sinter (thaw moniho lad. don, far tolling gave me hat *term to try, I have always. su(ferad Great pate ovary month, No, ono ooald hardly behave the raper Ndena has ,Wan me, 1 haia. h@prdty any rain now at x11. What adit'yranae to what the pain used to be. Yours truly, (filmed) Mrs, Switzer SOLD AT YQUR DRUQQIST SOLD BY 9 h na.. sPa� Keatrrtg Y YI The Wenten's luetittIto will meet n Nov. 6 instead of Oct, 23 as stated,'. notice tater. lFurthert ee Tim fowl supper on TTee$day ey4fl l 'ng was well attended. Talent frog, eeaE rth Stratford and Hickson stip- plied o, program, rain, the !i g I Golding, r, n '1Lrs I�. 'l at ,� d visitedwith Mr. and Mrs. H. Golding on Sunday, SEAFORTH At Your Local Drug Store or direct. San congregation on Sunday after- noon. Mr, F, G, Nee]in is spending a few days in Toronto. o' St. Themes Mr. J'im Catling f spent the week end with his grand- parente, Mr. and :Mrs, Jas. Sturgeon, Mrs. M. I3rown and son John reev- ed to Verna Last Saturday where they intend to spend the winter. Their many friends regret 'their departure front the village, Mrs. Brown has posed of her home on the Satible Line to Mr, and Mrs. 'Chas. Knuckey of Toronto who will take possession of it in the Spring. HAYFIELD. Mr. and Mrs. Sharman of Leth- bridge are visiting the le'tter's brother, Mr, D, H, McNaughton. Rev, and Mss. F. H. Paull, Mr.'and Mrs Wni, Scotchmer, Mrs. C. Wid- combe, 'Sam and Mary Widcam'be, Miss E. Cameron 'and Miss Lucy Woods attended the semi - annual' meeting of the Deanery of Huron held at Hensall on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm, Knox of Seaforth attended a shower given by members of the Club of which the bride and groom, Mr, and Mrs. Dave Baird, (formerly Mrs. Ethel Anderson) were members at the ,home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sturgeon, Grand Bend, on Thursday evening, Mr, and Mrs. W. Hall of Toronto are spending a week's vacation with the letter's father, Mn, YVtn, Hall. Mr. J. Howard, E. A. Fetherstone and C. Parker who have spent several months in the West, returned home on Thursday last, Miss Grace Jowett of London spent the week -end at her home. Mrs. M. Ross and Mrs. H. Golub of Toronto were in the village on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon of Galt were week end guests with Rev. F. H. and Mrs, Paull. Mrs. D. Harrison of Goderich and Mrs. J. Calderwood of Ottawa visited Mrs G. King on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. 'C. Elson of Parkhill were week -end guests with Miss M. Mc- Gregor. Miss J. Grant of Clinton is visiting Miss J, Reid. Mrs. Stonehouse and Miss Vida Stonehouse of Chatham were guests of Mrs, R M. Gale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald of De- troit spent the week -end with the for- mer's aunt, Mrs. J. Toms. Mrs. Toms and Mrs. Chas, Toms who vis- ited with them in Detroit for two weeks, returned to the village with them on Saturday. Mrs, A. Weir w,ho visited her sis- ter, Mrs. J. Tippet, returned to Lon- don last week. Miss M. Baigent attended the Tea- cher's Convention at Exeter last week and spent some time at her home at Ingersoll. Mr, and Mrs. W. Somerville of Waterloo spent the week -end at Jow- ett's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Grey and Mr. Wm. L. Cameron of Detroit spent the week- end with Mr. A. Cameron and Miss E. Cameron. On their return they were accompanied by Miss Helen Cameron who has been visiting her father and other relatives since her return from abroad early in the summer. Miss Sara Reid of Stanley T,p is vis- ititt�i�:relatives at Dashwood this week. Mitt. and Mrs: Downs and daughter Eleanor of Thed•ford were guests with Mr, and Mrs. C. Widcombe on Sun- day, Miss J. Stirling returned home on Sunday having spent a week with her sister, Mrs. H. Mc'L'aren at Port El- gin. Rev. and Mrs, T. B. Howard of Lis- towel were guests on Friday last with Rev. and Mrs, F. H. Paull, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Burt and three children and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ber- ry of London were guests over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Rev: R. M. Gale spent the week- end at Kenit'Cen�tre where he conduct- ed anniversary. services in St. Paul's 'Church, a former charge, Rev, II. Lawson of Kent Centre, conducted the services in St. Andrew's United Church, on Sttnday. T -Ie was apoom- panied 'by John McNeil and were guests of Mrs. 1't. M. Gale while here. Mr, .1, W, Jowett and Mn.'Walter Westlake left Tuesday morning to spend a few drays hunting at Tober- mory, Rev, Mr, Koine of Seaforth con- dudted the service for the Presbyter. CONSTANCE. \Little Stella Armstrong was taken to 'Seaforth hospital last Thursday where she underwent an operation to have her tonsils removed. Mr. and Mrs. George Riley spent Sunday with Mn. and Mrs. Charles H'oggarth, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Riley of Tuck- ersmith spent Sunday at the home if Mr. and Mrs, Robe Grimold'by. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson of Brussels visited friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. 'Robert Moore and son of Strat- ford visited the fornier's mother, Mrs, Wm, Moore, last Saturday, Mrs. James Dale is visiting friends in Toronto at present. Mr. Walter Willisou's many friends are sorry to know he is on the sick list. Mr, Ed. Britton and Mr. Leo Steph- enson were in 'Listowel on Thursday where the latter got a load of chick- ens and •ga'mes,'from Lou Cole of Lis- towel. Mn. Alvin Dale was in Chatham for a few days this week on 'business. Mrs. J. D. Hinohiey of Seaforth spent the week -end at the homes of Mn. and Mfrs. Ed. 'Britton and Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Wheatley. W. M. S. -The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the hone of Mrs. Peter Lindsay last Thursday af: ternoatt, Oct. 10. The President, Mrs Ray Lawson, was in charge. Meeting opened with hynrn, "Rescue the Peri- shing," Mrs, Rogerson then lead in prayer and the Lord's prayer was re- peated in unison. The minutes were read and adopted. It was decided that we have Mrs. Armstrong of Toronto to speak to us on Sunday afternoon, Nov, 3, on behalf of our th'ankoffer- ing. A devotional reading was given by Mrs. Rebt. Clarke, followed with a reading by Mrs. Wm, Britton. The president gave a few thoughts on the convention held in Egmondville re- cently. A well rendered solo was sting by Mrs. Simmons. The study book was taken by Mrs. Edwin Brit- ton, "Drams in the Darkness." A verse of a hymn was sung. The meet- ing closed with the benedia'tion. Lunch was served. Misses Hazel and Isobel Jamieson spent the week -end with Miss Emma Jamieson, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs, R. Anderson, Miss Jean and Master David spent Sunday with Mt'. and 'Mrs. Fred Flunking of Exeter. • Miss Annie Taylor is spending a week with his sister, Mrs. Wm, Mc- Millan at London. Mn. Wm. Jamieson and family of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and errs. Ro'bt, Jamieson. Misses Isabelle and Hazel Jamie- son spent the week -end with Mr, Wm, Jamieson and family in Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. •Goodison and son Bil- ly, .Mrs, Smithers and daughter Sttn- ny, Ronalda McKay of Flint, Mich., called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt, Armstrong Sunday. A number of Constance people took in the anniversary service at ,Burns' United church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson land fam- ily visited Mn. and Mrs. •Robert Jam- ieson last Sunday. Miss Ella Armstrong spent a couple of days with her brother John at Lon- desboro last week. Don't forget Constance anniversary on the 271h of October. Special music by the choir. There was a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hog- garth last Stmday. Miss Emmaami 's fKitchener J e on o spent Sunday with her girl friend, Miss Ella Armstrong and other friends. Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Brussels spent the week -end with her daughter Mrs. George Garter, Mfrs. James Dale, who has been vis- iting her daughter in Toronto, has returned home. Mr. Fred Armstrong spent the week -end in Toronto. Mr. James Rapson, Mr. Wm. Jam- ieson and son Clifford of iKtohener, spent Sunday with old friends around the neighborhood. Mrs, Matt. Armstrong and daugh- ter Ella attended the funeral of Mrs. Rotht. McKay in Egmondville last Wednesday. CHISELBURST, Hunter -McLean,--• Hensel! United Church parsonage was the scene: of 'a suet wedding on Saturday, October �2, at 10.30 ane, when Grace, young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John ALoLean, Tuekersmith, was united in marriage to Richard Harold Hunter, youngest son of Mrs. Hunter and the late Mt•, Phineas Hunter of Usborne. Rev, A, Sinclair officiated. The bride looked charming in e pis -de- n of b • c t model aw lavl 'Fr ti 1 i eY e g rose -georgette with rich lace insets and embroidery trim'min'gs, with a lovely hand p,ain'ted -.velvet rose at the shoulder, and wore blonde kid shoes with bronze buckles and hose to Match. The bride was attended by Seaforth, who Miss Anona Dale, of S , was \becotringly gowned in a sand beige crepe dress• -with nigger brown trimmings, wearing brown fog fur, brown shoes and brown felt'hat. Mr. Glenn 3trLeran, 'twin brother of the bride, snpp'orted the ' groom. After the cereneotty the young couple left on a motor trip to Niagara, Toronto, De- troi€ and other points, the bride trav- elling in a le .Mannier French model het of brawn felt and a Scotch tweed coat in shading tones of brown, wear- ing the groom's gift, a beautiful brown fox fur. Her shoes were brown suede with kid tritnmiugs and brown suede gloves and purse comp- leted the costume. '011 their return they will reside on the groom's fauhn in Usb'erne. We, are s Wanted eying 50c in Trade for New Laid Ext 5, MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS , $3.29' WOMEN'S SHOES, to clear, at..,., ,• ,•••,•• 99c MEN'S SOCKS, to clear at ,, , . , ,', , „200 BED SPRINGS, to clear at ,..,.••.•., •••,••,•„ $6,00 It Will Pay You to Buy From I M s1 • AN i MORTGAGE SALE Of Dwelling and and in the Town. of Seaforth Under and by virtue of the powers r e of , It Inde titin nt incl in a a sale Co a f at be produced ,'l will .fort a o which tme be offered t r will 1 there u the time of sa et Themes A i0tt '111an ti for sale by Public uck by re ices > nt , Brotvu, , [icGiaueer,. on the i on Saturday, the 26th day of October, 9129, at two o'e]'ock, in the afternoon,. he following, lands and premises, tamely;_. All and singular those certain par- cels or tracts of land and premises elevate, lying and being in the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, and being composed et lots titttnbers four (4), five (5), end six (6), on the East Side of Jarvis Street, according •,•�tro. George MnPhilli s Plan of ,Block "OE " of Andrew Bays: Survey of part of farm lot number' eleven in the • Firstt, Concession, Huron Road Survey, of h an. I krsnt d F 1uc e n the Township o , which said McPhillips Plan was reg- istered in the Registry Office for the. County, of Huron on the Eighth day of April ASD '1869 RIBBERT. Mr. John Dalton of Hibbert and Mir. Joseph Jordan of Hibbert have each bought tractors from Coulter St Govenl'ock, Seaforth, The following is the report of Hib- bert Separate School No. 4 for the month of September, Names are in order of merit as to work in school, examinations, deportment and discip- line. Sr, IV.-Josoph Morris, Ellwyri Morris. Jr. W. -Catherine ,Williams, Marie Feeney, Fergus Feeney, Mary Jordan, Joseph O'Reilly, John O'- Connor (absent), Joseph McIver (ab- sent). Sr. Illi: -Mary .Morris, Marg- aret Atkinson, Marion McIver, Mar- garet O'Reilly, Joseph O'Connor. Jr. III -•\Mary Fitzpatrick, Hanna Wil- liams., Anna Jordan, Mona Feeney (absent). II. - Teresa Atkinson!, Louis McIver. Pt: 'N. -Tommy Williams 88 punches; Gerald (Mon - nor S7 punches, Tota 'McIver 75 punches, Genevieve Atkinson 58 punches, Matthew Coyne 5'6 punches, Clare Jordan 544 punches, Margaret Fitzpatrick 44 punches, Edward Mc- Iver 32 punches, Carl Feeney 1'5 ,patnches, :Best. spellers -Sr. IV., Joseph Mor- ris; Jr, IV„ Mary Jordan; Sr, 1d¢„ Margaret O'Reilly; Jr IIT2., Anna Jor- dan; II., Teresa Ahkieaon. Perfect attendance --Joseph Morris, Mlarie Feeney;' Mary Jordan, Cather- ine Williams, Margaret Atkinson, Mary Morris, Marion McIver, Mary Fitzpatrick. Anna Jordan, Hanna Williams, Genevieve Atkinson, Tone McIver, Matthew Coyne, Margaret Fitzpatrick. 'Lucy Burke, Teacher. 27o better protection against worms can he got than Miller's Worm Pow- ders. They consume worms and render the stomach and intestines un- tenable to them. They heal the sur - laces that have become inflamed by the attacks of the parasites and serve to restore the strength of the child that has been undermined by the draughts that the worms have made upon it, and that their operation is als together. healthegiving, Many people are almost crippled with corns. But it is needless suffer- ing which can be speedily ended with Holloway's Corn Remover, CARD OF THANKS. The family of the late Mrs. William Lowrie wish to thank the neighbors and friends for the many acts of kind- ness in their bereavement. Ruddy Canadian Apples for Overseas. " lhAtT. SHIAIIJL I SIEN1Y TH•I'E. FOLKS ITN THE OLD. 'COUNT- RY?" is a query heard as the Christ- mas Seasotn, approaches, but if ,the. average 'Canadian realized haw much our 'big, juicy, red apples are appreci- ated by the people overseas, ,the prob- lem would be.immediately solved, Canada's luscious rosy apples are relished by young and old alike. They symbolize Baur brilliant sunshine and warm summer days and they do look Christtnasy and cheerful. Nor- thern Spies, ,M''elntosih'Reds and !Bald- wins are the best end the most pop- ular to carry your kind' thoughts and good 'wishes across the sea and stand- ard bastes end barrels of choice hand picked and hand packed fruit, Gov- ernment inspected, are procurable at reasonable prices from any' grocer, while the natter of shipment is as pimple as the nailing of a card. r THE OA'N'ADIIAN NIATITIO'Th AL EXIBIRIESS will call far your apples, transport and deliver 'them by quick service, to any sbation in' Great Britain Ireland and most European Countries, giving •then, refrigenation service on fast passenger steamers. The transportation charge ifronn Montreal and Quebec up to Novem- ber nth or from Saint John, N. B. and Hailifax, IN, .5„ thereafter, by di- eect steamer to points in Great Brit- ain, Ireland ,and Channel Islands 5s $3,00 per standard box and $6.00 per standard barrei, including refriger- ation. Par {rates to Canadian Ports, through rates to Continental points and other ,prarticulars, consult any Canadian National IExpres's Agent. FOR SALE Steen water tanks on 'hand --6'x23" xs24". Price $9.85. White Ash Ton- gues '12' and 14' long. $1350 each, Beech stone boat plank, out with turn on end, 2"-x-'12" x 8' long, $1:50 each or three for $'4.00. Hardwood slabs, 12" to '1.4" long, $4.00 per cord; soft maple slabs, 19"to 14"long, $3150 per cord; soft wood slabs, 112" to 14" long, $'3,00 .per cord; wood prices delivered, ?'iso sell asphalt roofing and siding and steel products of all kinds, 'Call WM. DQOIIG Jr., 'RJR, 3, Kippen, or phone 1138r2, Seaforth, AUCTION SALE. Of Farm Stock and Implements. - The undersigned auctioneer has.been instructed to sell by public auction on Lot 7, 'Con. 8, MRS., Tuckersmith, tl mile east of red school on Friday, October 18th, 1929, at 12.30 sharp, the following: f, g Horses -3 good work mares, quiet and -reliable; 1 gelding rising 3, well 'broken. Cattle -41 oow 8 years .old freshened Oct. '1st; 1 cow 4 years old, due; 1 cow a5 years old due Jan. 20th; 1 cow 8 years old due Feb. 10th; 1 tnilch cow 3 years old supposed to be with calf; 2 heifers 1 year old; 2 steers 1 year old; 4 steers 2 years old; 2 spring calves; 1 calf two weeks old, (Hogs -44 pigs 8 weeks old, Poultry --'SO barred rock pullets; 1f5 year-old hens. Implements -=1 Massey Harris bind- er 6 ft. cut; 1 Deering m'o'wer, • 6 et. curt; 1 Deering disc drill; 1 Massey Harris cultivator; 1 Kemp manure spreader; 1 Deering hay rake 2 set harrows; 1 disc; 1 land roller; 1 Oliver ,riding plow; 1 walking plow; 1 turnip sower; 1 wagon; set bob sleighs; 1 stuffier; stock rack; Clinton fanning mill; Massey-tHarris root puiper; Portland cutter; wheel bar- row; 36 ft. extension ladder, set dou- ble 'harness, set single harness; 20 grain bags, forks ,and shovel's, Household Effects - 1': Britannia steel range, new; 1 Quebec heater, new; 5 piece parlour suite; kitchen table; kitchen cupboard; 2 rocking chairs; kitchen chairs; 3 bed steads; parlour table; linoleum '4x4 yd., new; washing machine, oak barrel; Daisy churn; 'DeLaval cream separator and numerous other articles. About 15 ton choice timothy and al'fa'lfa hay; 155 cord dry wood. Terms -,Hay, wood and ;poultry and household effects, cash, 'All sums of $10.00 and •in•der, cash; over that amount 52 •months' credit will. the given on furnishing ap- proved joint bankable paper. 5 per ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF PARCEL NO. 1 --'Lot Number 9 on Centre Street and Lot Number 9 CM {Vater Street; both in the Village of Egmoindville in the County of Hu- ron: PARCEL NO. 2 -Part of Lot Number 1.1 in the 2nd Concession, Huron Road Survey, of the Township of Tnckersmith in the County of Hu- ron, containing 2A acres of. land, more or less; will be held at the premises nn Tues- day, the 29th day of October, A.D. 3929, et 2 o'clock pan. At the same time and place will also be offered for sale a number of house- hold articles including a melod'e'on, 2 small parlor tables, 1 Morris chair, 1 arm chair, 6 rocking chairs, settee, extension dining table, cupboard, din-• ingroom chairs, clock, couch 2 burner coal oil stove with oven, small "Na- tional" heating stove, nook stove, kit- chen table, small clothes horse, 1 .bed- room suite, 1 wooden bed, 1 iron' bed, watch stand's, bureau, stint] bedroom table, springs, mattresses, a quantity of bedding and linen, bedroom dishes, smell unit ]lr in a a ata .f •ewe sewing machine, desk, books,)s'mall cuptb'aard Brussels carpet sweeper, small con- goleum rug, carpets, floor matting, 4 small floor rugs, pictures, cushions, window curtains, a quantity of dishes and cooking utensils, stepladder, lawn mower, small quantity of coal, shovels, and other articles. On Parcel No, 1 there are said to 'be created a comfortable 154 storey, 6 roomed frame dwelling house, with cellar, and electric lights, and a barn, Parcel No. 2 hies been used for cras- h -Wage but is available for agriculture or gardening, Tl]RMMS OF SATJE-Of Real Es- tate, 10 per cent. at time Of sale, bal- ance in thirty days, Sale subject to reserve bids, TERMS OP SALE -Of chattels, Cash, !For further p%articatlars, apply to THE CANADA TRUST'' CO'M'P- ANY, London; Ont„ Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth' Ann Hicks, deceased, or W. T:iRYIDOtNIE, Clinton, Ont., Solici- tor for the Administrator, Thomas Gundry, Auctioneer. :Person desiring to' inspect the pre- mises may do so by applying to Rob- ert McGonigle, Egmondville, Oust. COULTER OU LT E & R OCK ENL.....,- GO� Seaforth Agents for International Harvester g Co„ Manufacturers of FARM ' IMPLEMENTS, TRACT- ORS, THRESHERS and TRUCKS Horses for sale or exchange at all tunes. Also late '25 Ford coupe for sale. cent, discount allowed off for cash, Positively no reserve ,as the proprie- tor is giving up farming, Joseph E. MoLellan, 'Proprie'tor. 'Geo, H. El- liott, auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Mr. 0, PI. Elliott has received in- structions from the undersigned to sell by public auction on tot 2, con. 1;8, Grey, adjoining Walton, on Fri- day, Nov. let, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following: Horses -2 nares 9 years old; 2 drivers; 1 aged eters with colt at side. Cattle -4 caws supposed in calf, Polled Angus; 3 calves; Durham heif- 'er,'2 years old, due time of sale. Pou'lbry-Ahnout 50 hens; 2 ducks and drake, Hogs -ll Tamworth sow; 10 pigs ready to wean et time of sale. Implements -1 set team h'arnes,s; 1 set driving harness; 1 set single lean- ness; 1 third set harness; 1 wagon; 1 set sleighs; 1 walking plow; 1 two furrow plow; 1 set harrows, 3 sec- tions; 1 disc; 1 drill; 1 binder, 6 It. cut, Massey Harris; 1 mower, 5 ft. cut, Deering; 1 dump rake, 12 ft.; 1 buggy; 1 cutter; 1 robe; 1 horse blanket; 1 fanning mitt; 1 set of fence stretchers; 5 water bowls, never used; 1 pulper, '1 churn either power or !nand, 1 create separator; I '!wheel c in barrow; 1 sling chain; ha s, forks, whipletrees, neckyakes, and numerous other articles; carpenters bench; 1 hay rack, 14 ft.; 1 buggy pole; 1 democrat, 1 hanging lamp, ,other lamps; I sideboard, 1 lounge. Terms, - IAIl sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount 6 mos,' credit given on approved joint notes; land owners for security; discount ref 5 per cent. per annum for cash on credit amounts. G. H. Elliott, Auc- tioneer; W. H. Sholdice, Proprietor. MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM LANDS There are erected on said lands a good comfortable frame house with cement cellar, electricity and excellent well in good state of repair, also frame barn and fine henhouse. Textus of Sale. Ten (10) per cent:. in cash on the day of sale, •and ; the 'balance without interest in Twenty (20) days thereafter: The purchaser will be required to sign an agreement to complete the sale. Furibher conditions of Stale will be made known on the day of sale and May be had in the meantime from the undersigned. Dated this 3rd day of October, 1929. JOHN J. HUGGARID, Seaforth, Ont, • Vendor's Solici'bor, Thos. Brown, Auctioneer, Seaforth, Ontario, OFESSIONAL H. I•TUG'II FOSS, Physician, 0 on and Surgeon, Late of London H I iel .:ono ora En land 'S ec 1 nal L g P t p , Or i the e e to aces of e e a se Y , attention o t Office .t reside and t! 0 end a nose If a, 1 ,s encs behind Dominion Bank. Offlee Phone No, 5: Residcttce Phone 1t1 In Township of McKillop. Under and by virtue of the Powers 'of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered :for sale, at public auction, by Thotnas 'Brown, Auctioneer, on Saturday, the 2nd of November 1929, at two o'clock, in the,a'ternoon, at The Queen's 'Ho- tel, Seaforth, the following lands and premises, namely: - Lot number ,Twenty -'five (2.'5), in :the Third 1(3rd) Concession, of the 'Township of Mc- 1Cillop, in the County of Huron, •con- taining by admeasurement one 'hun- dred acres of land he the same mbre or less. There are erected on the land a large frame bank barn, with stone stabling underneath and a pig and hen house and two (2) dwelling houses and the land is all cleared and tillable. This farm is situated on the County Highway about one utile North of Seaforth andl offers a splendid oppor- tunity to any one wanting to secure a arum advantageously situated. TERMS OF SALE -20 per cent, in cash on the day of sate and the balance to 'be paid in cash and.withoult interest thirty ('30) days thereafter, The Purchaser will bre required to sign an agreement .for the completion of sale according' to written conditions of sale, which willl .be made known on. the day of sale and may be had in the meantime \from the undersigned, Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 14th Octolber 1929, R. S. HAYS, Vendors' Solicitor. Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. NOTICE Having taken over the plant of the late Gordon Thompson, the business will be carried on as usual. We are putting through a shipment of Buckwheat at present, and anyone having same for sale, phone 25 Seaforth, or 143 r 24 evenings. The business of all old and new customers respectfully solicited. Car of Corn in now. Expect Cider Press will he working in about 'Ten Days, J A. McKenzie. PHONE 25 SEAFORTH DR, F , J. 'BURROWS, Seaforth (Mee ' and residence, Goderioh street, east of the United Church, Corotaer, for the County of Huron, Telephone No.' 40. WANTED. Tlfe undersigned will receive ap- plications, in writing ftp to Saturday the 26th inst, for the position of Mat - ran of the Children's !Shelter at Gode- rich, deities to begin November First next. 'Applicants to state qualifications, age, if married, or single, and give references. GEO. W. 1-330LTvMIN, Goderich, Ont. Goderich, Oct, 1.5th, 1929. DR. C. MACKAY.: C. Mackay. honor graduate of Trinity Universlt7 and gold medallist of Trinity Ipfedicel College; member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. of Ontario, Ear q'ER•--E e � DR,R. I'O S F. R Y . J in Medi- cine, Graduate Nose and Throat, cine, University of Toronto 1897. Late Assistant New York Ophthal- mic and Aural Instit ;e, Moorefield's. Eye, and Golden Severe 'throa't har- ,pitals, London.' England, At Coma- ercial Hotel, Seaforth, 3rd Monday 5a m11a.m.to3 p.m. 'each month, fro DR. W. C. SPR.OAT.-Graduate aE Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, London. Member of College of .Physicians and Sus •geons of Ontario. Office in Aberhart's Drug "Store, Main St., Senior*, Phone 90. FLOUR AND FEED BUSI- NESS FOR SALE ,Flour and ,feed business for sale in Clinton. A'p'ply to The News office. MONEY LOST A -sum of money lost on Fri- day morning, 'between the rear of Da'ly's garage and corner of Main and John Streets. {Finder please leave at the News O,ffic'e arid receive reward 4e PIGS FOR SALE. Sevdn pigs, six •weetks old, for sale. Apply, Sat 29, Con. 9, Morris. 'Phone 1181.9, ,Brussels. 'GIIILBIERT. iIMoQAL- IJUM, Walton. 42 FOR SALE. Ram Iamb for sale. Well bred Lei- cester. BENJAMIN SNELL, tele- phone 233 r 13. Seaforth No, 2. 44 HOUSE FOR RENT, (House for rent on John 'Street, se- ven rooms, electric lights, hard and soft water. Apply to WIIJBERT WEBISTER. 42 FOR SALE. A number of Barred Rock pullets, also White Leghorns. Apply JOHN T. ELGI'E, phone 134531. DR. j A. MUNN, Successor co Dr, R. R. •Ross,, graduate of North western Univeratty, Chicago, Ill. Fri. centia'te Royal College of Dental Sus. aeons, Toronto, Office aver Sift hardware, Main St., Seaforth. Phoae. 151. DR, F. J, BECH,ELY, graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeons. Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith% grocery, Alain S't., Sea'forth.. Phones. office 185W, residence 185j, Consulting Engineer. HOUSE FOR SALE Frame bungalow at corner . of George and Victoria streets. All mo- dern conveniences. Apply to Dr. J. A. MUNN, or phone 531w, S'ea•fo•th, ARTICLES FOR SALE. Cook stove, burns coal or wood, also 7 pipes and elbow, $'12.00, 3 sets woven bed springs at $11;775. Coal oil heater. Brass - trimmed' iron 'bed- stead, $3.450. Mattress $1.00. Iron pump $2.75, Quantity gaiv. piping at half price. Galvanized tank (50 gal- lons) $3.75. Gabv, ,tank (100 gal.) $5. F. D,-HUSTCIHIIISON, 43 FARM FOR SALE. One hundred acres, lot 11, 'con. 3, McKillop, good frame house; barn 50 x 80, with cement stables, water in barn; drive house 20 x 30; 134 acres good orchard; 3 mites from Dublin and 5 miles from Seaforth. Apply to TOS, McQtJAtiD, Seaforth r.r. 5. 42 • FOR SALE. A number of goad cauliflowers and beets at the Fair View Garden, Sea - forth. Prices right. Call ,and get thein while they last, EDMUND S'TtAF- PORtD, Seaforth, Ont. HOUSE FOR SALE. Good frame house, 2 storey, seven rooms, good well. electric light, large garden, fruit trees, garage, chicken pen.'SV911 be sold on very reasonable terms. Apply to A. D. S•UTiiIER- LAND Real Estate, Etc,, Seaforth. 42 FARM FOR SALE. The Executors of the Robert Gib- son estate offer the choice 50 -acre farm, in good condition, N'% lot 16, con, 5, McKillop, all cleared and all seeded down. Two storey cement house, frame kitchen, all in good re- pair. Barn 50'x416' on a cement wall, cement stabling andwater in the barn. Cement driving house 24'x36'. Frame hog pen 26'x524'. Never failing well of choice water. Well fenced and underdrained with tile drain. Will be sold on easy terms to suit pur- chaser. For further particulars apply to CHAS. WIRaGI11T, Seaforth ter: 5; or R. S, HAYS, Seaforth S. W. ARCHIBALD, B,A.Sc. '(Toss} O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada.' Office, Seaforth, Ont. SEAFORTI3 MARKETS. Wednesday, Oct, 16. Batter, per lb. ,....37c Eggs, per doze 22c, 35c 40c Potatoes, per bag .. , , . gg1.50 Hogs, per cwt. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron Arrangements can be made for Sale Date at The 'Seaforth News. Charges. moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. WATSON AND REID% REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors: to James Watson) MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rases in First -Class Companies.- SEAFORTH ompanies. THE . McKILLOP Mutual Fire lnsur ace Gee FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY, 0 N L Y, INSURED Officers -James Connolly. Goder- ich; Alex, James Evans, Beechwood, Vice President; D. F. McGregor. Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors -Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Sea - forth, John Bennewies, Brodhagens James Evans, Beeehwood; M. IAc- Ewen. Clinton; James Connolly, God- eridh; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea - forth; J. M. Sholdice, No, 4, Walton) Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefieid. Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r, 1, Ms- ton; iemton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth;' J. A Murray. r,r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. it Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmoatlx. Bornholm. James Kerr and Jolts 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 postoffices. HOUSE FOR SALE. On corner of James and Ann sta.. seven -room house, town water in house, electric lights, good basement. Will sell very reasonable. One-.Sftft acre. Stable on property. Good gar- den. arden. Property all in good repair. Ap- ply to MRS. W. McMICHA'FJL, Sea - forth. 35t5 THURS. FRI. SAT. The Screen's New Comedy Sensation EDDIE U LA I N Q L in NOISY NEIGHBORS with THEODORE ROBERTS A vaudeville troupe --a 'be'autiful S'outhern estate - an old fashioned blood feud -a S'otenhern belle and a scowling blue-blooded ,colonel daddy in a merry melange of rip-roaring comedy -drama. 55 it Hurts You. to Laugh Don't come THIS WEEK -END. Mon., Tues„ We& NANCY 'CARROLL GARY COOPER in THE SHOPWORN ANGEL Paramottnt's gripping :drama of the lero'ritl-!vise show girl and the lone- some city ciity awed kid. .._< RIN E