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The Seaforth News, 1949-10-13, Page 84 4 Special Val Men's Ready -to -Wear e in SUITS $45.00 We are proud to present this new group of fineready-to-wear suits et this new low price. They're expertly tail- ored by one of Canada's leading makers in fine quality worsteds, serge twills, and all wool im- ported gabardines. These new suits fea- ture the new royal and teal shades, along with a flee selection of shades of brown and grey. A special value at 45.00 ,ter.-'----•-_— HENSALL 'Zile congregation of St. Andrew's z'eited Church will hold their annual a :'tirrt'sary on Sunday next at 11 a'. .ed 7:30 p. nl. The guest speaker at .h services will be Rev. Dr. R. - Richards of Louden. Special music Will be furnished by the choir with -Mrs. W. Elliott of Parkhill. as guest soloist. A special Invitation is ex ten .ed to neighboring congregations to attend both services.• Dr. -James Jarrott of New York; Dr. Gilbert Jarrett of Stratford were weekend visitors with their mother, Ml's. I. Jarrett. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of 'Guelph spent the weekend with the Do You Know —A girl who is planning to be married 1 e We have a Free Gift for her We believe that every bride.to-be should see and hear about our modern cooking method: that retains the natural flavor in the food. Our lovely gift (4.50 value) is given there newlythstyledvr' Wea -Ever"" rWater- less cooking utensils, that are not to be seen in any store: There is no obligation to buy. Only girls that have not yet seen our equipment are eligible for the gift.. Send or Phone names to your nearest distributor Huron County D. Campbell, Goderich... Ph. 95861 L. Cherry. Brussels,.:.... Phone 31 N. K. Wanless, '.,.Met. 349W London 41WEAR - EVER„ Waterless Aluminum SALES 4. SERVICE, 32 Foxbar Rd., London, Ont., Phone Met 349w. NOT SOLD INSTORES Mitchell Cider & Apple Rutter Mill Will operate every clay, start- ing Oct. 1 until Nov. 25. FRED HENNICK & SON Fol' appointment phone 151 Mitchell LAWSON'S RADIO SERVICE Twenty years' experience on all models . Batteries delivered free At Box Furniture Thurs. & Sat. New' & Used Radios Coil 841.23 Seaforth latter's parents, Mr. and Mfrs. J. Jarrett, CARLOAD OF CANE MOLASSES And a Carload of SEMI - SOLID BUTTERMILK Seaforth Farmers Co-op. PHONE 9 VARNA An accident which alight have pro von quite serious happened one day last week to Mr. MOM, who was em ployed in Jno. Aldington's chopping THE SEAFORTH NEWS ammrsolimagar Sportshorts Although showers of rain Were prevalent throughout the clan the an- nual H.S.S,A. Track and Field Meet went on in the Agricultural park at Seaforth. Wth the track being sticky because of the rain these, events were much slower than in previous years. Goderich Collegiate .walked off with the highest number of points, this being 172, Clinton took second place honours with 146 points. Sea - forth and Wingham High Schools took third and fourth places respect- ively with 35 and 46 points. At the completion of the events the trophies wel'e handed out to the champions by Mr. C. Barber and Mi'. Duncan of the Seaforth High .School Board, after the principal of S.M. thanked the schools for their inter- est in the events even though the day was quite dull and damp. The senior boys champion for 1949 was John Westbrooks, Goder- ich, with 20 points, followed by Bruce Erskine also of Goderich, with 14 points, E, Cam ',Maltby, Clinton, took the Intermediate crown with 16 points, runner-up N. Wightman, Goderich. and John Hanna, Wing- ham, 11 'points. The Junior Champ- ionship went to Barry Attridge, Goderich, 15 points, and runner-up, Robert Gardiner, Goderich,' 11 points In the girls'' division the following were champions and runners-up: Senior; Mollie Bisset, Goderich,, 10 points; Janet :Gerrie t Wingliam, 9 points; Intermediate, Norma Warr - nock, Goderich, 10 points; Joan White, Goderich; 9 points; Junior, J. Castle, 'Clinton, 13 points; Shir- ley Procter, Clinton, and Beth Boyd, Seaforth, 8 points each. Boys' Events Junior 100 yd. dash: Bob Gardner, Goderich, 12.6"; Keith Anderson, Wingham; Bqb, Suddy, Goderich. 220 yd. dash: R. Fines, ,Clinton; Robert Gardner, Goderich. High Jump: Barry Attridge, Goderich, 4' 11"; N. Garner, Goder- ich; R. Fines, Clinton. Pole Vault: Lorne Rivers, Goder- ich, 8' 1"; Win. McDonald, Goderich; R. Fines, Clinton. N. Running Broad: Barry Attridge, Goderich, 16' 113,4"; R. Fines, Clin- ton; Keith Anderson, Wingham, Hop, Step, and Jump: Barry At- tridge, Goderich, 16' 7": Doug Stew- art, Seaforth; Jim Chittick, Wing- ham - Shot -Put: Doug. 'Stewart, Sea- forth, 24' 534"; Jim Hopper, Sea - forth; R. Carter, Clinton. Intermediate 100 yard dash: E. C. R. Maltby, C, 11.8"; John Hanna, W: Jim Buchanan, G. 20 yd. Dash:1 E.C.R. Maltby, 0, 24.6"; John Han -I na, W, Jim Buchanan, 0, 440 yd. dash: N. 'Wightman, G; Clare R. Maltby, C; L. Newman, W. 880 yd. dash: N. Wightman, G, 2' 25.3"; L. Newnan, W; C. R. Maltby. High Jump: G. Beatty, C, 5' 4"; L. Ar- bour, G; N. Wightman, G. Pole D. Epps, C, 9' 3"; C. R. Maltby, C. Running Broad: W. Ross, C, 16' 93:"• E. C. R. Maltby,Cl• J. Buch- THURS'DAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949 At Fznnigans 1 the Lions banquet, u'e to attend Last week it was our pleasure' celebrating their 25t11 anniversu3'• The guest speaker, Walter Fisher, President of Lions International, impressed us with his address on the value of service to one's community. Oue thought we gleaned, "The men who a`it' are those who correct au abuse" Week -End Specials Campbell's Tomato Soup 2 Tins.,,. 19c Minute Tapioca , pkge Campbell's Veg. Soap, 2 tins 230 Old Dutch Cleaner -Corn, Niblets, 2 Tins 310 Special Floor Wax, tin,,., In stock; Rubber Boots for Men, Women & Boys W. J. FINNIGAN & SON 14c 10e 25c HUGH THOMPSON SHOE REPAIR Opp. Library New Stock Sterling Work Shoes '7 different Styles & Prices to choose from including Arch Support Shoes Full line of Gutta Perches Rubber Boots Auction Sale OF HOUSEItOLD FURNISHINGS. In the town of Seaforth, Sperling Street, on Wednesday. October 19 at 1 ,.m. 4 -burner lllolfateelectric stove (new) Kitchen. table and 4 chairs, arm chair, china cabinet. drop leaf table, pedestals. Number. of small tables, .Number of rockers. 3. pe.. chesterfield (new) , electric table lamps, walnut table, day bed; chesterfield. tables, settee. 4 dressers, vanity dresser. easy chairs, piano stool, 3 beds & springs 3 Pring mattresses. Clothes horse, hall seat & mirror,. single springs, cheat of drawers; library table, bed. room. chairs, clocks, walnut dining room suite,. Curtains, drapes, scatter mats, rugs, screen door (new), 16 windows. Combination deot•, house door, step Ind - der. lawn mower, 32 -ft extension ladder Alike new); garden 'teols,..lawn hose. Quantity of house paint, 2 set car chains. All. kinds of carpenter tools.. Quantity of lumber and. planks. Flower boxes. Large quantity of dishes and kitchen uten- sill. Quantity of dry hard wood. Terms cash MRS. J. W. FREE, ,Proprietress Harold Jackson, Auctioneer E. 1', Chesney,. Clerk. FOR SALE Two good homes in Seaforth. Immediate possession. Apply to NORMAN SANDERSON, Louisa street. FOR SALE One door 2'11"x6'5". One door 211":4, One storm door 2'1a!i"Melo•'. One storm door' 25T_"06's". 34 ft. of '1.i" pine 6m1- eisters, pump. 1 kitchen and 1 perch light fixtures. WALLACE ROSS, Phone 135J Seaford: in Memoriam SMITH—In loving memory of no dear mother, Mrs. 'Frank M. Smith, who passed away seven years ago, Oet, 10, 1942. A wonderful mother, woman and aid, One who was better God never. made; .4 wonderful worker, so loyal. and true, One in nt million—that, mother, was you. Just in your judgment; always right ;. Honest and liberal, ever upright; Loved by your friends and all whom. you knew Our wonderful mother — that mother was you. —Ever remembered by her daughter. and son CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and neighbors who sent.flowers, fruit, cards and comet', during my stay in Seaforth Hospital. MRS, WM. SMITH. Dublin THE SEAFORTH NEWS . • Snowdon Brous, Publishers Authorised as Second Class rani], Post Office Dept., Ottawa FOR SALE An. Allis Chalmers tractor 0 model, good condition, A. PETRIE, Brvicelieid FOR SALE 200 Red pullets. six months old, laying. Apply to WARD KNOX, phone 23-12 Blyth FOR" SALE 1947 :Pontiac Coach in excellent mechanical condition and good appearance. Under seat heater. Must sell. Priced retsonable.. Phone Clinton 151-w FOR SALE Registered York hog- 2 months: old: Four good York. sows,. third litter, coming due middle of November. GEORGE MOON, Londesboro FOR SALE Two Quebec heaters, one large size and one medium. Both in good condition, reason- able. Phone 330 Seaforth. MRS. BERGER BOX inirrat 'i'rutu AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowers for all occasions Phones: ,Day 43 Night 595 W FOR SALE General purpose colt rising two years old, black In color w•itl, white markings, sired by Baron Lclwater. This is an exceptionally gCHARLESM1nSTEWART,sRR.t• 4, Clinton Apply FOR SALE 2 northern bulls of serviceable age, reg- istered and T -B tested. OLIVER ANDERSON, phone 9601.3 FOR SALE FOR SALE 1 ,small McCrory range with deep fire box 3 young cattle, shout •Qaii: also 3 you11l in good shape. 1 single hoary iron bed with pins eight weeks old; n peed ,work mare, mathrss coveted with heavy ercnnne, ee sound. 1?$ miles north of SCnhurn. FRAM: good ae new• 3 bedroom suite golden oak, PHILLIPS will sell separate if desired. All se good tis FOR SALE new. JACK PJ.THICK, North Main street Number of stockers around 000 lir. BRUCE FOR SALE MEDD, lot 26, con. 3, Mr7 tllop, Ph 8350 Sprayed Apples 1m• sole. Spys, Kings, Greentnas, Baldwin. ate. Also cider apples. LONDESBORO Phone Clinton 018-24. FRED McCI-YM(IN'r LOST Watson & Reid • INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST„ SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect ed at' lowest rates in First -Class, Companies. anan, G. Hop, Step, nd Jump: J. mill. Mr, Moir was doing some re-' ` „ 2'/,' E C. R. 3..,,. pairing when the machine was in bv' C, �P, W. Ross, C. Shot Put: L. Ar - operation, his clothes became tangled I C; R'. Elliott, G. 1.!:i"; 1 C. R. Maltby, in some chains. Mr. Moir was takenSenior 100 yd dash: J. West - to Clinton Hospital where an X-ray 1lrooke, G, 11.4"; D. MacEwen, G; was taken, fprtuitately there were W. Andrews, C. 220 yd. dash: J. no bones broken but he was quite Westbrooke, 0, 23.4" 0, Clare, C; badly bruised. D. 'MaeEtvan, G. 440 yd dash: J. Mrs. Armstrong, Exeter. spent tile.Westbrooke, G, 57.0"; B. Erskine, G; R. Traquaire, S. 880 yd. dash: J. Westbrooke, 0, 2' 34.7"; B. Ers- kine, G; R. Traquaire; S. High Jump: K. Arkell, ''C, 5'; J. Wilson, C; Mac - Ewan, G. Pole Vault: F. Denomme, C, 9' 2"; M. Mills, S; G. Hamilton, G. Running Broad Jump: B. Ers- kine. G, 18' 2"; W. Andrews, C; Johnston, S. Hop, Step and Jump: W. Andrews, C, 37' 8"; B. Erskine, weekend and holiday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. 0, Webber, Mr. Webber and fancily. Mrs. Schilbe, Kippers, visited her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Hart on Sunday. The many friends of Mr. Antos Keys will be sorry to know that he is still confined to his bed and quite Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and son, Wal- ton, were Sunday guests at the home G; G Clare, C. Shot Put: J. Wilson, fof an sly, and Mrs. Jno. Smith and i C, 25' 473.4"; K. Arkell, 0; MacEwan, Miss Maggie Carl, Toronto, is Goderich. spending some time with Mrs. Wax. Hart. Mr, and Mrs. C. Pilgrim and Billy spent the weekend and holiday with friends in Detroit. Misses Roxy and Adeline Palmer Girls' Events Junior 50 yd dash: Beth Boyd, S, 8"; D. Taylor, C; S. Brad'burn, W. Running Broad: J. Castle, C, 12' 6"; B. Boyd, S Taylor, C. Softball Throw: S. Procter, C, 116'; J. Castle, in company with Mrs. Davidson, C; A. Campbell, W. High Jump: J. Toronto, spent the weekend and hol- Castle, C, 4 3 S. Procter, C; E. iday with Mrs. Gertrude Reid. McCartney, G. Standing Broad A. Mrs. M. Elliott, Victoria, B.C. is Morritt, C, 6' 6"; L. Hutchins, G; visiting her sister Mrs. Ino, Rath- M. McClinchey, S. well. I Intermediate '75 yd. dash: R. Bow - 'Mrs. Campbell and daughter in en, G, 11.2"; C. Young, G; R. Keyes, S. Ru company with Mrs. A. Reid and Miss Running Broad: Mary Lou Sills, Galbraith, Seaforth, called on Mr, 1 S, 12' 10"; J. White, G; M. Smith, and Mrs. D. A. Galbraith, Friday. W. Softball Throw: I. Watson, 8, 3. Mr. and Mrs. G. Horner and 112mp N.Warnock, GFuller, 0. High family, Hamilton, spent the weekend White, G; M. Smith, . W. Standing Broad: N. Warnock, 0, 7' 1"; N. Procter, W; M. L. Sills, S. Senior 75 yd dash: J. Clark, G, 11,9" J. Gerrie, W; J. McKinley, C. Running Broad: M. Bisset, 0, 11' 4"; J. Gerrie, W: J. McKinley, C. Softball Throw: M. Bis2et, G, 114' 9"; P. Boyes, S; G. McLean, G. High jump: J. McKinley, C, 4' 6"; 5. Fitz- patrick, G; J. Gibbings, C. Standing Broad: P. Hanley, 0, 6' 434"; 5, Gerrie, W, G. McLean, G. The following is the result of all the relay races: Senior Boys, Goder- ich, 1' 52,3"; Seaforth.Clinton. In termediate, 'Goderich, 1' 49"; Wing - ham, Clinton, Junior, 440 yd relay, 53.1; Goderich, Wingham. Girls 300 yd relay; Seaforth,' Goderich, Clinton A list was circulated through the school on Tuesday on which was placed the names of all the music- ians of the school and the instru- ment which they play. The list was being composed after several stu- dents made an attempt to start up an orchestra for last Friday's dance. This orchestra was not ready in time for the dance as no place could be found to hold practice. The boys who made this attempt decided to see if the stud.ent body would help them out and now a complete list has beencompiled. with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ings. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Coleman and Mr, and Mrs Russel ,Consitt left last week on a trip to Manitoba and Sa- skatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont and family spent the weekend at Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson spent the weekend at Niagara.. Rev. L. W. Dielhl Dies At Age Of 84 Rev, Louis Diehl was born in Var- na 1865. He was educated in Varna Public School and attended Clinton Model School. He taught for three years then attended Huron ,College. His parishes included Homesville, Summer Hill, Middleton, Ailsa Craig, Paisley, Port Burwell and Thames- ville. He retired from the ministry 14 years ago and 'since then had re- sided in Thamesville. He leaves be- hind him his daughter, Florence and two sons, Wallace and Louis, all three living in Hamilton, Also two grandchildren, Wallace Gordon and Lois Eleaner, children of Wallace; also one sister Mrs. Margaret Me- Clymont of Varna. KIPPEN EAST The Kippen East W. I. will hold their October meeting at the home of Mrs, Ross 'Chapman on Wednes- day, Oct. 1.9 at 3:30 p.m. Roll call. will be answered by an autograph verse. There is to be a demonstra- tion on aprons with everyone bring- ing one. Topic tohe taken by Mrs, H. MacGregor, poem by Mrs. R. Gemmell, and current topics by Mrs. Stan Jackson. Everyone to bring cot - On Sunday,Oct. 9th the united. Lost horse blanket between Wm. Suml°um'e Church held their anniversary ser'- ehLost h mel and Albert Cr Wm. oo Ieont's vices at 11 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. The gars , Fbrdet please phone 291.5 Dublin guest speaker, Rev. R. G. Hanle- WANTED FOR SALE Brick house, 8 Pc; bathroom, furnace. double garage, situated sive corner of Wilson & Centre Sts. A lovely home. Prompt pos- men. , E. C. Chamberlain INSURANCE & REAL' ESTATE BROKER SEAFORTH Phones: Res. 220. Office 334 wood, Walton, delivered very 10- Bmu teas wanted. Apply at The News Wiring sermons both morning and o(Hce evening. The choir rendered special music, the anthems being very fine. TO RENT Miss D. Armstrong sang a solo ill Haus° six mites from Sepforllt, to rent. the morningand Mr. Donald McNeil Apply in RARRY NORRIS, 058r4 Seaforth sang a solo in the evening. The beau- FOR SALE tiful flowers made an attractive set- McClary Royal Charm kitchen range, with ting Large congregations attended warming closet and time clock, and reservoir, both morning' and evening. Can be seen at Crown Itatdware. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Pollard and, SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Ted; Mr. and Mrs. F. Tamblyn Rud Wolte Rivera, Blenheim'Pippens, Snows and Jack attended the Provincial Plowing macintosh,' available now. Orders token for snatch held at Burford on Tuesday sp th sof Clintonlls. on No.Vist4 Highwayourttor plwinc of this week. 61904 Clinton. H. R. PLUMSTEEL Mr, and Mrs. James Roberton, Au- burn, visited with Mrs. F. Wood on FOR SALE Sunday.Westinghouse battery mantle radio, 4 tubes, to OLE, Miss Martha Larder spent the MENTdKR�AU3KOPI;ttphone 40 t21 Dublin weekend with Mrs. J. D. Melville. Mrs. Nellie Watson had all her family with her on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair and daughters, Kip- pen; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riley and Sharron Ann, Hensall and Miss Fern Watson, London. i91rs. Wni. Mair, Mrs. F. MacGreg- or and Helen, were the guests of Mrs, Lillie Webster, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart visited with M1'. and Mrs. T. Adams, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. Govier enter- tained their daughters and sons-in- law on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamil- ton, London; Mr. and Mrs. Spence Hann, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Mc - Ewan, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Bili Wells spent Sun- day with the lady's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Youngblutt. Miss Margaret Taniblyn, London. spent the weekend holiday with her Parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Tamblyn. Miss Lavinia Knox, Toronto, spent the weekend holiday with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Knox. Mrs, 3. Radford and Wilma, Clin- ton, visited with her sister, Mrs. Webster. Malay other visitors spent Sunday in the village and attended the anni- versary service at the United Church The Grandmothers' Cheerio. Club gave Mrs. Jos. Manning a surprise party on Thursday, Oct. 6th. It was the lady's birthday. A very pleasant evening was spent together. Many cards and gifts were presented to their president, above mentioned. Mrs. Manning thanked the Club for. their thoughtful kindness and good- will which 'tvas manifested through- out. The . grandmothers served a bountiful lunch at the close. Mrs. Manning entertained a num- ber of Oct. birthday ladies to tea at 5 o'clock, when her daughter, Mrs. F. Tamblyn served. tons for cancer fund and make'. lunch cloth for the first euchre of the season. Lunch. committee, Mrs.. W. Caldwell, Miss M. Sinclair, Mrs. Little, Mrs. MacGregor, Mrs. W. Doig. HURON ROAD WEST A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Noble Holland in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pepper, Thursday evening last. About sixty friends and neighbors gathered to present the couple with an electric tea kettle and a bed lamp. The address was read by Mervin Gla- zier, Mr, Pepper expressed their ap- preciation and everyone joined in singing "For They are Jolly Good Fellows". FOR SALE 32 DeSoto coupe with rumble seat. Four good tires, EDWARD J. KENNY, Market St. Phone 5087 Seaforth ESTRAYED A heifer strayed M Lot 1, Con. 3. 'Tueke,•- smith, around, first .of August- Owner can have same by paying expenses. Phone 66202 Seaforth. JOHN NIGH FOR SALE Con,eil Cant—for Fireplaces. WM, M, HARTphone. 592w MARTIN W. STAPLETON DR. F. ROSS HOWSON Physicians and Surgeons Phone 90 Seaforth DR. F. J. R. FORSTER Ere. Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate in Medicine. University of Toronto. Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng. At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday In each month from 2 to 4 p.m. -53 Waterloo Street, Stratford. Telephone 267 JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5=W Seaforth FARM FOR SALE Lot 18, Con. 7, McKillop, 100 acres, 7 acres Applybush, 2 GEORGE barns. ono ornfoundat26ion. th AGENTS WANTED Four agents wanted to handle tea, coffee, cocoa- and other .household Products, for the following Townships: Hibbert, Stanley, God- erich and the north -half of McKillop. Must have a car. Apnly to the undersigned d n the evening only. WM. MURRAY, phone WILLIAM M. -HART TOP QUALITY Office Phone 593-W Seaforth Be next in line. Order today MONNIARIIWWWWWWWWWWI , Highest' Cash Prices for, Dead Stock HORSES..2.50 each 1 r CATTLE 2.50 each HOGS .50 per cwt. According to site and condition CALL COLLIJCT SEAFORTH 15 DARLING & COMPANY DF CANADA, LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINIC B. A. McMaster, B.A.,M.D. Internist P. L. Brady, M.D„ Surgeon Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., daily, except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only, 7-9 p.m. Appointments made in advance. ars desirable. VETERINARY SURGEON J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. Main St. Seaforth Phone 106 • The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ON/. Officers•—Presidegt. C. W. Leonhnrdt, Brod hogen; Vice Pres., Hugh Alexander. Walton t Sec.-Treas. & Manager, M, A. Reid, Seafortb Directors—Robt. Archibald, Seaforth; Franke McGregor. Clinton; S. H. Whitmore, Seaforth. RR3; Chris Leonbardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton ; John L. Malone, Seaforth J. H. McEwing, Blyth R111; Hugh Alexander,' Walton ; Harvey Fuller, Goderich 11112 Agents -John E. Pepper. Brucefield; R. 'F. MsKercher, Dublin; J. F. Pruoter, Brodhagen.; George A. Watt, Blyth, Partiesdesirous to effect •Insurance or transact other business, will be promptly attended to by applications to any of th above named officers addressed ' to their respective post offices USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Bead Office.' Exeter, Ontario President Angus Sinclair, R. R. 1, Mitchell Vise -President Milton McCurdy. R. R. 1, Klrkton Directors William H,. Coates, Exeter Martin Feeney, Dublin E. Clayton • Colquhoun. Science Hill William. A.Hamilton, Cromarty Agents T. G. Ballantyne, Woodham Alvin L. Harris, Mitchell Thomas Scott, Cromarty Secretary -Treasurer Arthur Fraser; Exeter G. A. WHITNEY Funeral Director MAIN, ST., SEAFORTH Ambulance Service, Adjustable Hoe- pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchell Nursery Flowers. Phone 119. Nights and Holidays 65 Alvin W. Sillery Barrister, Solicitor, &a Royal Apartments Phone 173 McConnell & Hays Barristers, Solicitors, Etc: PATRICK ID. McCONNELL H. GLENN HAYS, County Crown Attorney SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 FOR SALE Six .room : brick dwelling on West' Willioan St., with, garage.. . 100 acres near Walton, buildings with ell modern conveniences, A -frame double dwelling on Centre street with two acres of land Pasture farm near Varna with 50.60 acres of improved land. Good .water' supply Good farm 100 acres. 2%: miles north of Seaforth. Early possession. Creek passes through farm. Modern brick duplex on West' William st. Modern dwelling on Louisa St., Seaforth. M. A. REDID. Seaforth Seaforth Monument Works T. PRYDE & SON Memorial Craftsmen Exeter .•. Seaford' Clinton SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS are open each TUESDAY for your convenience. See Dr. Harburn for appoint- ment any other time, or phone 41 J, Exeter. FOR SALE Hygienic Supplies (rubber goods) mailed., postpaid in plain seeled envelope with price list. 6 samples 260 ; 24 samples 31.00. Mail - Order Dept. T-74, Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91.. Hamilton, Ont. BARNS CLEANED And whitewashed following T.B.'test. Brand new sprayer capable of ,1000 lbs. pressure. Work done to inspector's' satisfaction. Phone Dublin •44 r 9. FRED HARBURN