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LTHERE
-ELECTION I61,HUIRON'?
Observers believe a definite clue,".
as to election intentions of the Ont-
ario Government'. may be found' `in
the decision of the government ;in
respectto a by-election in Huron .to.
111 the vacancycreated by the death
of Dr. Hobbs Taylor, Progressive
Conservative member for 'this rid-
ing.
If a by-election is Balled it may
be interpreted as the intention of
the governmentto carry on for at
least another year before going to
the electors.
There are some who forecast a
provincial election in 3.948 as they
review the activities of the Ontario
Government during the past year.
The forecasters conceded the Leg-
islature will sit until some time after
the middle of March and that the
election date probably would- be in
June.
.,.11 tNOIla1:8 Cook 'Q� jl.'orQiitA
libli(14 , . "at the home of•, heiti par
en s M� and MIs i+t:.E Cook:
Mr. ,and.1fi i Geo Walker are".
g Chrstmas' nTr,Wit
Wit'
roa
Self
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eweoni*tit Ml
etgen a'}d daughter inlaW, Mr ,:=Louden,.
PO,' giis.Donald alker, anl Son MrsVain,
lw axil ia ghtex
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.eo Gould.:` ; r , . jo n Co'r'dan with Illi ` mother,
.S coral 'Christmas SerulEes';i were =!�rs Q}etto J0 ,
$ A"Iiss Yyl'ean Costello, London, with
:held. on Sunday in ''Mensal". '?Biped •het parents, Mr.. and,Mrsa' Dani Cos-
alt ;
Ghurch when Re,v It..:A Bioo}t.sp $ telco.
on the theme 1.'he S.plrittita1 Dawn' . le. and Mrs.' Patrick Flanagan
The evening service:"w11s a caddie.:„ ...
l famil
light service`' an whiekl m5 T11 s of y with Mr. and Mrs. Geo::
the Sunday;,; Seheol>i' presented their White, I(;inkora;'
`its for they• '' a'?'. eQple of Eur- Ross and Thomas Mclvor, • Toren -
eagle
r all
ope. The audd4forium :of the: church
was ,'eautiful1 •decorated
i The can-
dles the; chew 'loft:ti ere lighted by
Bill Elliott and 'Bbb'''. oweliffe,
while the candles Orr the,communion
table were-; lit by the ,• readers. ' The
choir sang'' several." anthems, "The
Ballad of Christmas", "Jesus of
Bethlehem", °`Comfort 'ye my peo-
ple' "Christ Whore Glory fills the.
Sky". Special°,parts in the anthems Geraldine Ryan, 1 of Logan, Helen
were taken by, Miss Florence Welsh, Flanagan, of Hibbert, and Angela
Mrs. H. McEwen and Mrs. " Ffaffe, Q'Reilly, of Ellice, at their homes
Mrs. R. Broderick, Miss Ruth Hess, here.
'Miss Mary- ,Goodwin, Mr. Harry Hor-
ton, Mr. S. G. 'Rennie, Mr. Appleby.
A'children's chorus from the Sunday
School sang "Away In a Manger".
The readers were Elaine Beer,
"When the Angels sing", The Pro-
phecy", read by Lloyd Buchanan,
The angel visits Mary" read by Ryan.Costello, London, with
Betty Armstrong; "The song of Mary
l� ry", Shirley Chapman; 'The birth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cos -
e Jesus", Jean McAllister; "The tello.
Shepherd's Story", • Charles Fee; Mr. and Mr.MG
Mrs.
George
n Burns
"The Wise Men", Bob Rowcliffe. Galt,
t r. aa d Mrs. DaLondon,
Tho White Gifts were presented by
-representatives of the Various class with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray.
r• tendant Miss Annie McICleer, Detroit, with
to,'wth.their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
William Mclvor.
Gerald Feeney, Kitchener, with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fee-
ney.
Martin Murray,. Toronto, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mur-
ray,
Misses Catherine Jordan of IGt-
chener, Mary Evans, of Windsor,
John O'Rourke of the Canadian
west, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph 'O'Rourke.
Mr. 'and. Mrs. Edwin O'Hearn, of
London, with Mr. and Mrs. O'Hearn.
Mr. and Mrs. Blood and son,- Jack,
Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
sea as called bthe supe , marry.
Mr. Edison Forrest. "Keeping Christ- her sister, Mrs. Patrick Ryan.
mas".was read -by Bill Elliott, "Rise Miss Theresa Ryan, Sarnia, with Unobtrusively, the two Czechs, in
up 0 Men of God", Dorothy Mc- her sister, Mrs. Matthew Murraydthe last five years, have injected a
Naughton. Rev. R. A. Brook spoke Miss Marie Krauskopf, on new word into the rural vocabulary
briefly and the congregations' gifts and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krauskopf, in this district. That word is `flax."
were received and dedicated. Tillsonburg, with Mrs. Catherine ;Ballooning from a few acres,' . the
• Mr. Bruce Glenn of the (),A.G., Krauskopf., 1 area now under flax near Seaforth
Guelph, is holidaying at the home Charles Krauskopf, Detroit, with totals an estimated ,000 acres.
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James "Almost half of our seed goes to '0
M.'Glenn. Krauskopf. 'Ireland every year," said Lechner.
Fergus and Leonard Donnelly !The reason is that they have to keep
Miss Helen Moir of London, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Law- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. changing their seed every once in a
Frank Donnelly.
rence Barnham. while."
Miss Mary Simpson with friends i Even during the war, when ex -
in Toronto. ports were strictly controlled, the
John Meagher, Goderich, with his Irish flax growers still got seed from
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher, 1the Seaforth Czechs. The. Allies,
Miss Helen Ryan, Sarnia, with Mr. I with their war -time reasons for woo -
and Mrs. Joseph Ryan. , ing the Irish, gave their heartiest
Hunter, Elmville, Dec. 21, m his Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton blessings.
85th year following several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Staple- From its humble beginnings in
illness. He was born at Chiselhurst ton. 11941, the Czechs have taken the` flax
and farmed there 'most of, his life, Margaret Holland, Toronto, with industry in this town to lusty man -
being a member of Chislehurst .Unit- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I hood. Twenty-four hours a day, the
ed Church. Surviving are two daug-
Rolland big presses and separating machines
iters, Mrs. ' Oliver Rowcliffe, Hen- Miss Ethelyn O'Hearn, Goderich, I whir in their sprawling Seaforth
sail, Mrs. H. Hunter, Elimville; five with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. plant, and a ' neighboring smaller
sons, Robert, Glenn. Lloyd, Hen-, O'Hearn. tw•orks in Mitchell.
sail, Ross, Detroit, and Melvin, Port Martin and Victor Feeney, ICitch- In the two plants, more than 100
Dalhousie. A private funeral ser-' ener,and Lorne Feeney, Windsor, 1 employees work round the clock to
vice will be held on Wednesday at with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. produce fibre flax seed, straw .for
1:20 p.m. from the Bonthron' Fun-' Martin Feeney. / paper, and oil flax for a wide vaii-
eral Home, Hensall, Interment in Miss Angela Rowland, Windsor,
TWO HURON'MEN PROVIDE
FLAX FOR IRISH LINEN
• By James E. Bowes in The Lon-
don Free Press.
So the Irish grow the finest linen
in the world?`
Well, shure and, begorra, they'll
have to rack up a man-sized assist
to a pair of Czech Canadians at Sea-
forth who are producing the seed
that produces the flax that produces
the Irish linen.
From, their flax works here, Egon
Hesky and his manager, Louis Lech-
ner, arrivals in this country from
Czecho-Slovakia• just before the
war, speed nearly 10,000 bushels of
flax seed to the Emerald Isle an -
Mr. John MacLean
A well known district resident,
John MacLean, passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. H.
ety of farm products.
Hensall Union Cemetery. j with her mother, Mrs..- Winnifred 1 But it's on the summer rural land-
'
A. reception will be held in the Rowland. scene that the Czecho-Slovakian na-
Town hall, Hensall, on Friday, Dec. 1 Keith and Jack Kelly in Hamil- fives have worked the greatest
26th in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jim ton.
Dennis Maloney, Toronto I change. In the Seaforth district
Campbell (nee. Gwendolyn Cooper) with Peter Maloney and other re a,
2,100 lone, acres eskto flaxovvn more than
tives. Up and down the highway bet-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Molyneauxween Seaforth and Mitchell, summer
and Merlin with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.Iwinds ripple the flax in scores of
Molyneaux,fields that once grew other crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter; More than 4,000 acres have been
Chatham, with Mr. and Mrs. Josephisown by individual farmers.
who were married nn Toronto
Saturday.
The stores and all places of busi-
ness in Hensall will close at 6 p.m.
on New Year's Eve.
New Books At Hensall
Public Library
Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Toronto, I "We buy the straw from. them,"
Fiction — The Bishop's Mantle, is spending this week at her home 1Lechner explained. "Even though
Turnlittle fax had been grown previous-
Davenpo; De Side—WestDowas Side, here. I1 this, you know, is the finest -flax
Davenport; Deep Doorways, Dun- The pupils of Dublin and Logan Y,
belle; Judgement Glen, Bird; Came public schools presented a concert atlandin the country." +
a Cavalier, Keyes; There was a time, Zion Church, Friday evening under Like most of the men working for
Caldwell; Friends and Loves, Mc- the direction of their teachers, Miss hint, Lechner had no previous know -
Innes Heritage Perilous, Farnell; M. Ann's and Mrs. 0. Morrison, ledge of flax before he arrived in
this country. Now, however, he is a
walking encyclopedia on the subject,
citing figures and spouting technical
terms with the ease of a long-time
university maths professor.
WISHING -YOU
Good Health, Good Luck, Good `Cheer.
May each contribute: abundantly to your
success and happiness in the New Year,
E W. J. FINNIGAN
O'lir "
Hour of Nightfall, Brinig; Fresh
Winds Blowing,. Campbell; Prides
Way, Malloy;` The Money Man, Cost-
ain; Silver Nutmeg, Lofts; Our Own
Kind McSorley; 'Red Sun and Har-
vest
aivest Moop, " Champnevs; The Prince
of ,Foxes, Shellabangex The Tin
Flute, Roy; ' House Divided, Wil-
liams; The ,Great Tide, Hall 'resp-
ers in Vienna, Marshall; Dr Christ-
ian's Office,- Knight; Penny Plain,
Douglas; The Hermit rof Thunder
King, Gregory; The Border Trump-
et, Hayeox; Heart Broken, Melody,
Norris; Honey Moon ,Wife, Provost;
Duel in the Sun, Busch; General
Duty Nurse, Handcock; Breath of
Life, Baldwih; Death takes a Bow,
Lockridge; The Unready Heart,
Sherman; The Fifth Man, Coles; Toil
of the Brave, Fletcher. Fiction—
The Saint ton Guard, Charteris;
There Was an Old Woman, Queen;
Blood of the North, Hendryx; The
Stolen Stallion, Brand; With. Spurs,
Maur; Case of the Baited Hook,
Gardner; Remembered Anger, Al-
brand; The Hollow, Christie. Juven-
ile Fiction—Haven for the Brave,
Yates; Trapped in the Jungle, Wes-
terman; Shikar and Safari, Mar-
shall; Dickens' Stories about Child.
ren, Merchant; Tales from Shakes-
pear
hakes
pears, Lamb; Echoes from the
North, Bugbee; The Mystery of the
Everglades, Brazil; The Mad Cap of
the School, Rutley; Nancy Finds
Herself, Dougan; The Phantom Sub-
marine, Westerman; The Talking
'Wire, Stevenson;The Doings of
Hilda, Gerrard; Peggy Wayne, Sky
Anderson; Young Robin Brand,
Detective, Crofts; The Emperor's
Bracelet Coles; Flint Spears, Jame;
The Melany Family, Enright; Smo-
ky, James; Bible Stories for Child-
. ren,
hild-.,ren, Hill; The Night Before Christ-
mas, Moore; The Lively Little Rab-
bit; Arianne;. Toys, Oswald; Hansel
and Gretel, Grimm; The New House
in the Forest, Mitchell; Canadian
Tootliall: Edwards Treasure in Gas,
posy, ' Hocigehooro r `'Anti Janet'$
Road;
Dalgleish'; Susan and the But
teibees,. Gel,,engia'ew; Three' Ponies
and' Shannon, Thembsoni; Puzzle of
tlie. Talking Monkey, ' Wadsworth
`Along the. Way,; At Play, Hildrette;
VonFielaon Russia and, the Rus-
sians, Crahkshaw; As He Saw it,
Roo'seieltq• Peace'. of Mind, Liebman;
The Home Work Shop;' Adam Beck
and.the the' •Ontario Hydro, Plewmait ,
/An Buchan, Buchan: Forced--Laa,'b
lir Soviet !tussle, Da'ilin; Birds,
floes and Flowers, `Dungan..
Earl Barker was chairman.
Miss Leona Drauar, Reg. N.,
Kitchener, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Drauar.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Trott, Seaforth,
with Mrs. M. Looby.
Jack Horan, Kitchener, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Manley and.
Kevin with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duffy
Mo. and Mrs. John W. Britton, of
Hibbert, marked their fiftieth wed-
ding anniversary Sunday and were
at home to friends and neighbors on
the occasion. Members of the family
were with their parents Monday for
a family dinner,'
Mrs. Britton, the farmer Helah
Harris, is from Brandon Hills, Man-
itoba, where the couple were marr-
ied at the Methodist Church. They
came to Ontario following their Ma-
rriage to reside on the faint of Mr.
Britton's father, lot 8, concession 2,
Hibbert. They have three sons, Car-
man, of Grandview, Manitoba; Her-
bert, at home, and Vern, at Carman,
Manitoba;' three daughters, Mrs. C.
M. Hunter, London, Mrs. S. Kings-
ley Salton and Mrs. Robert J. Keyes
both of Mitchell; and fifteen grand-
children.
KIPPEN '
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Isimmimmiminommilloor
Card of Thanks
Mrs. Casey Way.' brother and sister, wish
to extend their sincere gratitude to relatives,
neighbors and friends for kindness and sym-
pathy shown to our sad bereavement of a
dear husband and 'kind brother, Special thanks
td pallbearers and; flower bearers and floral
tributes and loan of cars. Sincere thanks to
Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Mrs. Sohn McGregor,
Mrs. Elmore Stephenson and Miss Anna
Watson for duet and solo rendered, and also
thinks to Dr. M. W. Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper at-
tended the wedding of their daugh-
ter in Toronto on Saturday last and
spent a few days with friends in the
city.
Mr. Howard Clark has returned to
Hamilton after a pleasant visit with
friends in this vicinity.
Mr, Wm. Sproat is spending his
vacation with his parents.
The Sunday School concert was a
real success on Monday evening.
Mr: Percy Sales has returned
•home"',after spending the past sum-
mer in: Saskatchewan.
Auction Sale
02'I.ivestoek & Hay. 114 (rat and 1
mile. north Of Auburn,.' Tuesday, Jan. 0
at 1 p.m. Eight. cows, : some fresh,
-and others -clue ,to freshen Feb. & Mar,
21.Duihain 91i6 Ilereford steera, 600
10 900 lbs. 5 Durham & "Heir ef0rd:hei-
fers, 800 lbs. Eight other 'young 'Cattle,
25 pigs different sizes. 30 tons hay.
1.000-00.3nixed grain, 200 bur barley,
Terms cash...
CARL GOVI..l0P Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
IT IS VITAI. TO
Card of Thanks
I take this means to thank each and every
one of the "Gang" on No. 8' highway for the
nice warm sweater I received for Xmas, and
also for the kind thought 'that went with it.
It .was greatly appreciated.
Wishing you all a.Happy and Prosperous
New Year, Your Mail Courier, BEN RISING
FOR SALE
- Two calves—one Durham, one Hol-
stein. Dale Nixon, phone 661r4.
NOMINATION MEETING
TOWNSHIP 00 TUCKERSMITH
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of
the Electors for the nomination of candidates
for the office of School Trustee for the years
1946 and 1949, will be held in School House
#8, Egmondville, on Thursday, January 8,
1948, between the hours of 1 and 2 p.m„
AND IF NECESSARY, an - election to fill
the above named office will be held on
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948,
at the following places and by the following
officers:
Polling Subdivision No. 1—Felkar's house.
D.R.O., Harry Chesney ; Poll Clerk, Harold
Finnigan.
Polling Subdivision No. 2—S. S. No. 8:
D.E.O., Roy McGeoch ; Poll . Clerk, Edward
Brown.
Polling Subdivision No. 3-- S. S. No. 4,
D.R.O., Roy Brown; Poll Clerk, Frame
Walters. -
Polling Subdivision No. 4-S.S. No. 3.
D.R.O., J. McIntosh; Poll Clerk, Norris
Sillery.
Polling Subdivision No. 5—S.S. No. 1
D.R.O., M. Traquair; Poll Clerk,. Glenn Bell.
Polling Subdivision No. 6-5.S. No. 9 ;
D.11.0.,- W. S. Broadfoot; Poll Clerk, Ivan
Forsyth.
Polls shall be, open from nine o'clock in
the forenoon till live o'clock' in the afternoon
E. P. CHESNEY, Returning Officer.
Read about "American Kings."
How would you like to be the king
of a tropical island? The colorful
story of, American citizens who
fought, wooed and schemed to be-
come kings will be one -r of many in-
triguing features in The American
'Weekly, celebrated magazine with
this Sunday's '(January 4)/issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
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- DICK'S
GROCERY
& SON
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1..1948':;
The
• Season's
1
HOMP
Greetings
W. J. TSON SHOE
' JACK'S REPAIR
BOLA
ItttturFYl P ituv
TEACHER WANTED
The Stanley Township School Area requires
n qualified Protestant teacher for S.S. No.
14,- Stanley. School is fully equipped, just
one mile off No. 4 highway. Applicants
Please .state experience, qualifications and
,fame and address of last Inspector if ex-
perienced: Salary $1600 per annum, duties to
commence Jan. 5th, 1948. Apply to
GEO. L. REID, Sec.-Treas.,
Varna, Ont.
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention'
Hospital Bed
Flowers forall occasions
Office Residence
43 18
FOR SALE
One acre of land in Logan Twp., part lot
23, con. 7, with a good brick house, six
rooms, good stable suitable for small poultry
farm; about .six miles from Mitchell. Apply
at Thu New office. ' '
FOR SALE
Choice Leaf Lettuce GREENHOUSE, Seaforthfor sale. BAKER'S
Watson.'&; -Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST-,.SEAFORTH, .ONT.
All kinds of :asurance risks effect--'
ed at lowest' rates in First -Class.
Companies,
LOST
A string of 3 -strand pearls lost on Main
St., Seaforth on Saturday, Dec, 27. Phone
6681,32. MRS. THOS. RICHARDSON, Eg-
mondville.
FOR SALE
Shorthorn bull 2 years old. JOE MELADY.
Dublin.
• LOST
Diamond and signet ring on Main Street,
Seaforth, on ,Wednesday, Dec. 1711. Finder
please leave at NEWS OFFICE. Reward.
FOR SALE
Asphalt shingle covered dwelling, West
William st. Seaforth, - furnace, immediate pos.
Frame cottage, garage. South Main street.
Immediate possession.
Frame 'cottage:. with garage Goderieh et.
East. Immediate possession,
VA storey, frame asphalt shingle covered,
on South Main street, Seaforth.
Modern dwellipg on Louisa St., Seaforth,
M. A. REID, Seaforth.
FOUND
Small marked beast strayed to Geo,
Wheatley's farm. Phone 349r14,
PERSONAL a
Hygienic Supplies .. (rubber geode) mailed
Postpaid in plain sealed envelope withrice
list. 6 samples 25c; 24 esmples $1.00. Mall -
Order
Dept. T-74. Nov -Rubber Co.. Box 91,
Hamilton. Ont.
PIANO TUNING
Have your piano tuned and repaired by an
Expert, over 30 years' 'experience.' All work
fully guaranteed and all repairs carried in
stock. Apply Box 127, Seaforth Neiire, or write
direct to OTTO - CHEVALIER, 297 North
Mitton St., Sarnia; .Ont. -
WANTED TO BUY
Old horses and dead animals suitable for
mink feeding. Will pay 2c a ib for horses and
call and pick up same. Dead animals accord-
ing to value. If dead, phone at once. Phone
collect JACK GILBERT, 086-21 ; or FRED
GILBERT, 996.82, Goderich.
ELEC TRICITY
Ofre
Phenomenal growth in
Ontario's productive activity
creates an all-time record
demand for electricity.
Until new power stations,
now under construction, can
be completed PLEASE SAVE
ALL THE ELECTRICITY YOU
CAN.
Do not use electric air heat-o+rs
or grates. Switch off lights
and appliances immediately
they .are' not, needed.
547
THE.HYDRO-ELECTRIC,rP
COMMISSION OF 010101
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r111T
SeaforthFarmers - Co -Op • erative M
EGG GRADING STATION
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The. McKillop Mutual.
Fire- Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH, Ont,.
Off leers
President, F. McGregor, Clinton;.
Vice 'President, C. W. Leonhardt,.
Brodhagen; Secretary -Treasurer and,„
Manager, M. A. Reid, -Seaforth.
Directors
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth, Frank,
McGregor, Clinton; S. H. Whitmore,.
Seaforth R R 3; Chris Leonhardt,.
Bornholm; E. J. TreWartha, Clinton;, .:
John L. Malone, Seafortk; J. : H.
Malwing, Blyth RR 1; Hugh Alex-
ander, Walton; Harvey Fuller, Gode-
rich RR 2. '
Agents
John E. Pepper, Bruceteld • . R, F..
McKercher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter,.
Brodhsgen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business, will be -
promptly attended to by applicatebe:
to any of the above named officers.'
addressed to their respective poet
offices...
We wish to thank . our customers for
their patronage during thisour first year
in -'business. Also for the increasing„
volume of egg business, that has made
necessary the installing of another egg
grading machine which has just been
completed.
With this extra : machine' and extra
help we hope to be able to give you
prompt service. We will be glad to wel-
come new customers.
Market your eggs the Co -Op way.
We pay top prices
W ishiax you all the'Co lisnent
�'�' urap �'
of the Season
aft v e o� h Farmers Co -Operative
erati e
' PRODUCE DEPT.
CLARE KEITH, Mgr. PHONE 13, SEAFOR
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A. McMaster, M.B., Physician..
Dr. P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon.
Office Hours Daily except Wednes-
day 1.30 to..5 p.m„ and 7 to 9 p.m.
Appointments for consultation mays
be made in advance.
Telephones 26 and 27.
JOHN A. GORWILL,
Physician and Surgeon
In Dr. H. H. Ross' office. Phone 5W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A.,M.O.
Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Dr. W. C. Sproat
Phone 90 W - Seaforth
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, Uniyersi z -alf
of Toronto. Late Assistant New York '•y
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute
Moorefleld's Eye, and Golden Square'
throat hospitals, London, Eng. At
Commeroial Hotel, Seaforth, ` third=
Wednesday in each month from 2 to,
4 p.m. — 53 Waterloo St., Stratford:
Telephone 267.
USBORNE.& HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
Pres., WM. H. COATES
Vice -Pres., - ANGUS SINCLAIIR
R.R. 1, Mitchell
DIRECTORS
JOHN HACKNEY .... •Kirkton, R. E
WM. A. HAMILTON Cromarty
JOHN McGRATH Dublin, Ont,
MILTON McCURDY ..
KirKton, R. 1
AGENTS
ALVIN L. HARRIS. Mitchell
THOS. SCOTT Cir t•"-' r
THOS. 6. BALLANTYNE, ,g'W�._ oodhani
SECRETARY-TREASUTA-00•
B, W. F. BEAVERS �-- Exeter
SOLICITORS T4
Gladman & Cochran. Exeter
Seaforth
Monument
w.
Monument Works
T. PRYDE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
Exeter Seaforth Clinton
SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS
are open each TUESDAY for
your convenience.
See Dr. Harburn for appoint-
ment any 'other time, or phone i
41 J. Exeter. .
E. C. Chamberlain
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Phones: 334 Office Res. 220
G. A. WHITNEY -
Funeral Director
MAIrN ST., SEAFORTH
Ambulance Service, Adjustable Hos,-
pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchelir'
Nursery Flowers. Phone 119.
Nights and Holidays 65
Vit(?
VETERINARY SURGEONS
J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S,
L. C. HALL, D.V;M, VS.
Main St. Seaforth
Phone 105
Personal attention by either Vet-
erinarian *nen requested (if possible)
Alvin W. Sillery.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.
Royal Apartments Phone 173
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc„
Patrick D. McConnell, H. 'Glenn Hayti,
SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 •
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LANDS„FOR TAXES
The Town of •Seaforth
County of Hurotl
By -virtue, of • a warrant . issued by -the
Mayor of theTown of, Seatorth, .under his
hand and .the 'eeal.the said, co'poratlon
bearing date -'the 22nd ,".lay ' dr- September,
1947, sale of lands"' in arrears of taxes,,. in
the Town of Seaforth, ,will. be_ held in the
.Town llal4 at the hour, of three e'cleek in,
the afternoon on • the •Erni day -•of January,
1938, unless the taxes and coats are sootier
laid. Noti4e, is hereby given that the ca Hof .
ands for`sale for arrears of.taxes•was pub -
ed in 'the •Ontarior Gazette un the: Foef'tls'r
E "Uctolior, 194'9, .and that°dopies'of the
list, may be had at.my :office. ..,
WILSON • N;
'Treaasurer` '
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