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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, JUN 16, 1932.
HENSALL. 'i'lr. Nelson Blatchford, weed ins
Mr: and .Mrs. Lloyd' ` ITudsori' are 'pector•, is -oat his rounds this •week.
visiting with friends in Toronto'.
Mrs, ,Wm. Henry visited on Sunday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John
G. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont of Zu-
rich stere. Sunday visitors at the home
of iyfr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell.
Mrs, Ladd McEwan and daughter,
iDonna, have returned home after
spending .a few weeks with relatives
in Paisley.
IMr, Sans Rennie, accompanied by
'his mother, spent W?Vednesday last vis-
iting friends in London.
Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Devlin of
(Stratford, were Sunday visitors .with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett of Hay,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos,, Slavin of-0his-
elhurst visited on Sunday with the
Misses Margaret and Lizzie Slavin.
The many friends of Mr, Robert
IMoLaren' will be sorry to hear he is
vat enjoying the best of keen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren visited
on Sunday with friend's in Hibbert..
Messrs. Jack Oonbett and Ray La-
mle visited over the week end at Nia-
gara Falls.
.Mrs. Wiley of St. Thomas and
Mrs. A. Todd of Hay" visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren on
Thursday last.
The Oddfellows of Hensall Lodge
iNo. '223 intend holding decoration
services at the Hensall Union Cem-
etery and also. McTaggart's cemetery
on Sunday, July 3rd.
Miss Grace Pepper, who for the
Ipast few years has taught'at the Hay
't•dwnship school, has resigned her
-school and has beenengaged as tea
cher in the Davi-Mood school,
IRev. Mr. Ashdown of Tononito
preached very acceptably in the Car
anel Presbyterian Church at both 'ser-
vices on Sunday last to large' congre-
gations. Special music was supplied
h
bythecoin -..
Rev. Arthur Sinclair preached anni-
versary services at Roy's Unifed
,Church, near Farquhar, on Sunday
last. Quite a number from here at-
tended the services.
Mr. ,Robert Higgins was in Goder-
ich'on Friday in connection with the
'county audit.' Mr. Higgins gave a re-
' view of the county finances an'd at
the end of his address he was tender-
ed a hearty vote of thanks by the
council.
Quite a number from here attended
'the funeral of the late Thos. McMil-
lan, MP., which took place from his
late home, Hullett twp., on Friday
afternoon last. It was the largest .fun-
eral possibly ever held in riuron
county, showing the esteem and res-
pect that his constituents held for Mr,
vleMillan.
Although there are still a great
many cases of measles in the village,
school re -opened Monday morning.
The first and second forms in the
continuation schools are trying their
exams this week.
tin the reports sent out in the daily
papers last week of the proceedings
of the Huron County Council it was
stated that the Huron County tax rate
would be the same this year as last
but this is not correct as the rate has
been reduced one-half mill. Three and
a half mills for the general account
and old age pensions, instead of 4 as.
last year; 1% mills for the county
needs and 1 mill for provincial high-
ways. According to the auditors' re-
port the Huron county finances are
getting in splendid shape and with
the exception of one debenture to be
paid next year of $18,500, the whole
county debt is caused by the provin-
cial highways and this is arranged so
that in a few years it 'willbe wiped
out.
The death of the late Thos, Mc
Millan, M.P., for South Huron, wi,l'
cause a vacacy in the House of
Gammons. As South Huron will be
,good fighting ground for Meath par-
ties an extremely hot election will
probably take, place to fill the 'vac-
ancy.
ac-an cy.
tMr. Josh. Ashton of Seaforbh was
'in town Saturday. Mr..Ash•ton is mak-
ing several improvements to his
'house on South Richmond street.
Mr. Peter Case of Exeter visited
'friends in town on Saturday.
The Masons of Zurioh Lodge, No.
224, Hensall; attended • the anniver-
sary services in St. Paul's Anglican
' 'Church on Sunday last. Large con-
gregations were present and special
music wa,s rendered`by the choir. The
(Rev. K. MoGoun of Clinton delivered
splendid addresses at both servicers.
At the United Church, Rev, Mr, An-
thony of Thames Road occupied the
'(pulpit and :preached very acceptably
Ito a large congregation. rn the mor-
ning a very pleasing duet was rend-
ered by Mr. W. 0. Goodwin and Dr,
1. S. S'rni'llh'e.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook have received
word from their daughter, Mrs. G.
M. Ch:e•1leww of Los Angeles, Calif.,
that she,' -with her two children, will
.arrive here this week to spend the
summer months.
lDon''t forget the strawberry festi-
val to be held inthe'United Church,
on Friday e'veneig, June 24. This oc-
cesion will be in 'charge of the men
dfthe congregation and a band has
'ibeen, engaged to furnish the'mtnsic.
The adjournedcourt of revision on
the assessment roll was held on Tues-
day' everting when a number of ap-
peals were investigated.
1Ir. and Mrs. Orville Beavers of
'Exeter spent the week end with rela-
tives in tOWil•
"Wedding' bells will be . ringing in
(Hensall next week.
The Arnold Circle of the "Carrel
'Presbyterian Church held their
meeting at the hone of Mrs. Ray Mc-
Laren on Tuesday evening.
The W.M.IS. of the Carmel Pres-•
bylteriam Churchheld a birthday
party on Thursday afternoon lase. A
splendid program was given. Asher
the opening exercises, consisting of
solo by Mrs: W A. :McLaren and a
report by Miss Somerville of Goder
ich.'
Quite a number from here attended
the Love 'picnic at Bayfield on tWed-
nesday.
HAYFIELD.
Mrs. James McMillan, ; Mrs. Alien
McKenzie and daughter of London,
are at their cottage for the season.
Miss ,Ruth Houston .of London was.
home for the week end.
'Miss Marilee Davison welnd to Don -
don Sunday to be with her sister, Mrs.
Lord, ,who is recovering from a recent
operation.
Cottages are being occupied earlier
than usual this season, Mrs. W. J.
Millsap, Mrs. A. Mahal) and child of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ding-
man and Mrs. Smith of .Stratford;
Mrs. Manning of London; Misses C,
P. and J. B. Rankin of Mount Pleas-
ant, Mich.;
leasant,Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton,
London, are occupying cottages en
Hayfield Highlands.
'Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Martin of De-
troit were at their cottage "Boulder
Lodge," over the week end.
Mr. John Mitchell of London, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Sauder, Bobby and Betty Sauder of
Kitchener, were guests of . Mrs. F.
Edwards Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Woods and Miss Anna
Woods were at Mooretown for the
week end. This week they have for.
guests Paul, Patty and David John
Crosby of Bolton Landing, N.Y.'.
lDouglas Gemeinhert of O'rillia, who
has been visiting his parents, returned
Saturday.
The' annual A.Y.P.A. service of the
parish of St. Janes' , Middleton, St.
John's, Varna, and Trinity, Bayfield,
is to be held in the latter church on
Sunday, 11 am:
Mrs. W. Cotton, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Alway and Mrs. Stone of London are
spending the week at Mrs. Cotton's
cottage.
Misses Lorna As'hplant, Ellen Gal-
lagher, Mary Hutchison, Dna Sea-
born, Lucille Hayman, Margaret Mor-
gan, Dorothea Laidlaw, Hilda Grant,
Anna Grant, Ruth Secord, Margaret
Gilmore, Eileen Gilmore, Grace Mc-
Intosh and Lois Gidley of London are
spending two weeks in Mrs. Hart's
cottage.
Miss Ella McKay entertained the
members of her Sabbath School class
Saturday afternoon and all had an en-
joyable time.
On Sunday afternoon, at 'three
o'clock Bishop Seager is to conduct
confirmation at Trinity Ohurch and
also dedicate the handsome memorial.
window placed in the church last Fail
to the memory of Rev. Wm. Hinde.
eieteree
faro Dance A
LEO MURRAY'S
1)4 miles west of Drilbrin, 1
mile south.
TUESDAY EVENING
JUNE 21
New and old time music by
MdNicol's' Orchestra of
Farquhar
Admission Gents 50e including
tax. 'Ladies Free
STANLEY.
The Stephenson family held their
annual re -union picnic at Bayfield on
Saturday, over 100 of the connection
being present, ''and the weather was
ideal. A very pleasant day was spent.=
Mr. Thos, Robinson and family vis-
ited at Goderich on Sunday at . the
home of Mr. Ed. Johnson.
IA large number ,frota here attended
the funeral of the late Thos. McMil-
lan M!P. last Thursday.
The Goshen4B11ake YES. are hold-
ing a social on Friday evening, June
17th at the home Of Thos. Rdbinslon
honor of their President, Rev. W. 0.
Robinson, who is leaving shortly for
Pilot Mound, Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Eight McKinlay at-
tended the funeral of the tatter's cou-
sin, Andrew Coleman, near Staffa on
Saturday.
'Owin'g to illness, Rev, E. A. Pointer
of Varna, is unalble to take his work,
which is being supplied by Rev. W. O.
Robinson.
'Miss Mari'bel Carrie spent a ' few
days at Hensall last Week.
Mr. 'Caw'thrope` of Tavistock visit-
ed over the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Douglas.
Miss Jessie Tough is spending a few
days with friends at Baylfield.
Mr. 'Lloyd Scotchmer was at Tor-
onto .with a load of cattle on Monday.
CONSTANCE.
IMr. ,Bill Dale of the D'oniimion Bank
at Toronto spent the week -end at his
hone here.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bromley of To-
ronto spent the week -end with the lat_
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam'e's,
Dale and left on Tuesday monning for
Montreal and Ottawa.
Mrs. Ed. Britton of Walton is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, William Britton.
Mr. Jack Moore of Toronto is
spending his holidays with his mother
and [brother here.
'Mr, John Moore of Toronto is
appending his vacation with his anoth-
er, Mrs, Wm. Moore.
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Mr. and firs. Robt. Grimold'by and
:Olive and Mr. Besf. Riley spent Sun-
day with relatives in Brussels.
'Mrs. Jeeves McFarlane returned to
her home in Goderich township aster
spending a week here with her mo-
ther, Mrs. George Riley.
IMissl+fary Moore and Mr. Will
]Odell of Toronto and Mr, Robert
•1'foore of Stratford spent the week
end et the home of Mr. Wm. Moore.
l+Ir. Benj. Riley returned from
'Chatham last Thursday after a
week's vacation.
Mr. Dave Tudor of Owen' Sound is
visiting his brother, Mr. Duncan
Tudor at present.
LONDESBORO.
The Ladies' Aid of Knox United.
Ohurch met at the ho'me of Mrs. John
Nott on Tuesday with a large atten-
dance, this being the last meeting be-
fore joining with the former Methodist
Church. The Ladies of the Aid pre-
sented the Rev. Mrs. Forster with a
'butterfly quilt. Mrs, Harold' Adams
read the .following address and the
President, Mrs. Robbs Wells, present-
ed it: "D'ear Mrs. Forster, -It with
regret that we learn 01 your departure.
from us. During the three years which
you have been in ouk midst you have
endeared yourself to everyone of us.
You have always ,been willing to do
all you could for the welfare of our
society, though we at times burdened
you with more than your share. We
feel we cannot let this, opportunity
slip by without trying to express our
sincere appreciation of your wank and
fellowship. We ask you to accept this
quilt as a small token of our apprecia-
tion and love to you; as yon use it
m'ay you rememlber the members of
the. Ladies' Aid, Society, Llondesboro.
As you make new friends in your new
home may God abundantly bless you
with health and s'tren'gth. Signed on
behelif of the Ladies' Aid'' Society -
Mrs, Robt. Wets, Pres.; Mrs. Harold
Adams, sec.; Mrs. Murdie Ross, vice;
Mrs. Fred Johnston, tress.
Mr. and ,Mrs, George McCall' spent
the week end' at bit'. anal Mrs. Simp-
son McCall's of Mortis.
Douglas' Egyptian Liniment !mattes
the •fiinest blister 'kno'wn. I'nvaluab'le
for stock. Leaves the hair roots in
natural and healthy' condition. Hair
comes back. No sear remains.
Want and For .Sale Ads, 1 time 25c
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr. Davis Moore of Toronto spent
the week -'end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Shauntz of Crosshill
visited on Saturday at the home of
Mr. James Cameron,
l+Ir, and Mrs. Joe McLellan spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ivan 'For-
syth.
'Much sympathy.! is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Colenivan following
the death of their sons Andrew, who
died near Rainy River last Sunday.
IMr, George Coleman of the West is
visitinghis parents near Staffs,
(Mrs. Williams of Belgnave was a
week -end visitor sit.. the home of her
niece, Mrs. J. Rintoul.
(Mrs. Jas. McIntosh returned with
her son John to Toronto to spend
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ne1s'ot Reid were
Sunday visitors at the :home of Mr.
Wilbur Keyes.
Mrs. Wilbur Keyes and son Menton
spent Monday last et the hi'v'e df
her sister, Mrs. Harold Graham,
KIPPEN.
The Sacrament of Baptism will be
observed ie St. Andrew's United
Church on Sunday, J'un'e 19th at 111
a.m.
The !Satrarb'eet of the Land's Sup,
per will be dbsertved on Sunday,June
26th at til a.m. Preparatory service
will he held on Friday evening, June
,24th at 8 ,pin..
IMr. Andrew Williams has returned
to his home in Vancouver.-
''Miss Mabel Whiteman has returned
home for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Clegg of London visit-
ed at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. h4'aac
Jarrott.
Clydesdale Stallion
HAIG
(21563)
Description and Pedigree -Dark
bay; Ifaee, nigh, foot, off fore and hullo'
lea''s white; born (May 119, 1918; bred.
by David E Ray, Staples, Ontario;
Haig (21503) - Sire, IBaroa Mansfield
(Came [11e166] :(16139); Grand (Sire --
:Baron's Pride [3067] (91122); Dam of
!Sire Miranda ,af':Chapaliton' [110005].
(138517); Dam-eleasant !Park Queen
[286213]; Sire of Dam--lSquire (romp,)
[16610] -1131766); Grand 'D'am-Norah
Queen feint.) [11110'114]. 'Enrolment No.
4116..A+pprovecl. ,Formi •Il. Inspeceed
October '23rd, 11930:
IIaig will stand for the insprove-
ment of stock this season :ant his sta'b'le
at Lot 22, Con. 13, 'Hibbert,, Phone 1'0
on 88, Hensall. Arrangements will be
made with parties from a d'is'tance.
Grass provided at a reasonable rate:
Terms -To insure $8.00, payable
Feb, 1st, 1933, .Mares suuet be return-
ed regularly to horse or they will be
charged the insurance whether en ,foal
or not lParbies disposing of their
mares, before 'fending time will be
held responsible for the insurance
money whether in foal or not. All ac-
cid'en'ts at risk of owners of snares.
The foal to remain the property of
'the owner of Haig until insurance' is
paid.
IWM. a0'LE, !Prop.Cromarty P.O.
The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
EMPERORMcKINNEY
(541153) 1'653
Enrolment No. 743 Form 1
Will stand for nares at his own
stable, Lot 8, 'Concession 4, Tucker-
smith, or will 'make arrangements to
meet parties from a distance half
way.
Terms. -To insure afoal, •$9.00,
payable January -Isla, 193'3. Parties
with mares in foal and disposing of
them before February 1st will be held
•
rresponsible1ble for insurance. Mares at
owner's risk,
WIILJDIAM RILEY, Prop. & Mgr,
AUCTION SALE
The Executors of .the estate of
James Manu, late of the Tiownhip of
'Hullett, Farmer, deceased, have in-
structed George /Elliott to offer for
sale 1by public auction on the 24th day
of June,' 1932, at 2 o'clock p.tn., all the
personal property of the said deceas-
ed, consisting of a horse, buggy, 'har-
ness, pictures and other •articles, at the
residence of John Manu, Lot T6, Con-
cession 4,'Huleett Township. Terms
cash.
Dated' June ~1411, 1932.
JIOIHIN H. BEST,
Executors', Solioitor.
TEACHER WANiTED.
Experienced teacher holding first
or second class certificate .wanted.for
junior room of School Section No. 11,
,Morris. Duties to commence Sept: i'st•
Apply on or before June 24h, stating
experience and salary expected to
GI'LIBIEIRT McCALLUIM, Sec. -
Treas„ R. R. No. 3, Walton. 24
TEACHER WANTED.
'Applications for position as 'teach-
er of S. S. No. 10, MoK'illop,'received
up to July 5t13, Personal ' interviews
preferred. IRRIWIIN TREW1A'RT'HA,
Sec.-'Treas., Seaforth, R. R. 1 26.
JUNE WEDDINGS
IDo, not neglect to have Photographs
made ,of the Bridal Party this great
occasion. Tlhe work and prices of the
Burgess Portrait Studios, Mitchell and
Cfiniton, will please you. Both studios
are open every ,week day, ens
HILLS GREEN.
Pienle reunions are now the order
of the day in this vicinity. The Troy-
er and Ste'pIh•enls'on "families at Bay -
'field on Saturday and the Love fam-
ilies to Bayfield' on Wednesday of this
week.
The death of Mr. T. MoNlilean,
MIP., of ,Seaforth, came as a great
shock to his Many friends in this
eornmuesty. A large crowd attended
his funeral to pay their last respects.
The W.IMIS. was held et the home
of Mrs. H. Turner on Wednesday
last:
IRev. Mr. Patton of Benimilier' con-
ducted the Young People's anniver-
sary on ,Sunday last. The K'fp:peh
choir su'pp'lied the tinging, assist-
ed by Mrs. Maynard and Mr. and
'Mrs. E. W. Carlile of Hensall.
Mr. wed, Mrs. W. MdGavin and
friend's of MciKililop called on friend's
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. G, Greenslade of near
Bayfield visited at the home of Mrs.
Troyer.
'Miss Annie Jattrott spent a few
days recently with friends at Kiilppcn.
MANLEY.
A barge number frdm here attended
the funeral df the late 'Thomas. Mc-
Millan, MRP.,; to show the respect, he
was held in.
Mrs. M. Deslbouraugh; of ` North-
ville, Mich., and Miss, Heieu McMann
of, Eloise, Mich., paid us e flying visit
last 'Sunday:
Mr.•
C Eckert• called on friends in
our burg of late,
uy in Egniondvilk
Palm Soap, 4 cakes...............vancsaleammarammessmemg
.;.,..,........25c
10 Bars P. & G. Soap .'.. .....330-
10 bars Sunlight Soap . , ....... . . .... . . 49c
10 bars Somme, Soap 49c
`4• bars Life Buoy Soap 29c
4 bars Fels Naptha Soap 29c
3 Snow Flake Ammonia 21c
CASH PRICES ONLY
W. J. FINNIGAN
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Goods, Dining
Roots and K'ibchen ,Equipment, at
Mlacklaan's Restaurant, Sealfoonth, on
Saturday, June 18th, at 1.30 p.m. sharp
Dining Room
3 dozen dining room chairs, 4 large
tables, 4 small tables, 4 oak ice cream.
tables; 1 show case; 1 new cash regis-
ter, several small stands, 1 Quebec
heater and pipes, a quantity of silver=
ware,china and table linen.
Kitchen -
d gasoline stove, 1 Lange coal range,
1 extension table, 1 sideboard, 4 tables,
6 kitchen ohairs,,1 kitchen °book, re-
frigerator, .2 cupboards, clothes line
and pulleys; 1 box stove and pipes, 1
single bed, mattress and springs, 1
dresser, 1 stepladder, quantity of co'o'k-
ling ,utensils, including dishes, . pans,
etc. Numerous other articles.
'Electric sign with word "Cafe,"
'Small sign with word "Seaforth."
Household Effects
E1e°tile fan, new; all electric lighlt.
ifiures; 1 new doulble bed springs
and mattress; 1 3 -piece Ohest'erlfie'ld
suite (used only 2 month's); extra
table linen, and numerous other
items.
Term's -Cash.
IPIEiROY b8AOKCLAAM, Prop.; Geo.
Si. Elliott, Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of Martin Henry
Murray, late .of :the Village of Dublin,
-in the County of Perth, who died on
the eighteenth day of April, 1932, are
requested to forward , their claims,
ve'r1fied by affidavit, to the under-
signed, solicitor for the Executors, on
or before the 17th day of June, 1932.
ANDD' NOTJEcrE IS FURTHER GT,
VIEN that after the said last men-
tioned date, the executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the
said deceased,, having regards only to
the claims of which they then shall
have had notice.
DATED at Seaforth Ontario, this
30th day of May, 1932.
JOHN J. I-IIUIG'GAJRD,
Seaforth, 'Onta'rio.
24 Solicitor fo'r the Executors.
WHEAT FOR SALE
1300 'bushels of wheat. Price 55c at
the barn. 'Apply to LiEOINIARID
LEEMINtG, Con. 13, Lot 13, McKil-
lop.
COMING TO SEAFORTH
Kitchener Salvation Army Band,
June 18th and 19th. Saturday evening
on Main street, musical .festival; Sun-
day services conducted by the Bands-
men in Citadel, 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Sacred
•priogram ant park, 3 pen., and 8.15 pen.
THE
Wawanesa Mutual
Fire .Insurance Co
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Insurance Co'y.
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Box 142
Phone 336 SEAFORTH
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
+I also shanpen 'lawn mowers, bind-
er aed mower knives, .plough shares,
hair clippers, gum and sharpen saws,
also a small gasoline engine for sale.
JAS. BARRON, Goderich' street
east. ' • 22.
PLANTS FOR SALE.
Tomatoes, choice Snapdragon, mix-
ed colors, Ruffled Pansy, choice mix-
ed. Ready about May ,24th. A variety
of other plants ready later. A. 11..
P'ORTEOUS, West st. 22
FOR SALE
I expect to have a number of young'
calves for sale during the calf season.
Apply to . HtAIROLD PENIHIAIUE,
Hayfield. ; Phone 5-76, Hensall.
FOR SALE
Seven -roomed' cottage, with good
garden and some fruit trees, on North
Main street. Apply to News Office.
FOR SALE
Seven -roomed house and two lots
in Egmond•ville, Main road, % acre
of land, corner lot; hard aild soft wa-
ter, electric lights, several fruit trees;
splendid place for farmer. Good stable
and chicken house, .also garage. Ap-
ply to MRS. J'NSO. S'PROAT, 'Sea-
forth. House can be seen' at airy time.
FOR SALE
Pure bred Collies, real drovers, 3/
months old. Come and see them and
take your choice. BEEAT'T'Y BROS.,
Varna, Ont,
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FOR SALE
A quantity of r seed buckwheat.
BERT IIRiWIINN. Phone 6516 r 32, Clin-
ton. 24.
FOR SAILE
A' good reliable driving horse, just
!five years old and . per+feutly sound in
every way. Apply 'to IVIES. GEO.
11I1ILIEY, of the village' of Kinburn.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
Funniture repairing of all' kinds.
Prices reasonable. H. NIOIIIC'E,. Dick
apartments, over Anderson's Bakery.
25.
Horses-eours
With the idea of giving em-
ployment, we have decided to
continue handling these ani-
mals. 'Phone us proniptly
when, you want an animal re-
moved.
WILLIAM • STONE SONS,
LIMITED.
Ingersoll Stratford
BUY BOND'S NOW.
Por Income and P'ro'fit. Due' to
market -conditions, many seasoned
bonds of well-known Companies have
declined sharply, and are now selling
at material discounts under; $100.00,
thus affording highly attractive cur-
rent yields, plus opportunity for sub-
stantial appreciationin. value, May we
submit a selected list :of such bonds,
which is ottr opinion present out-
standing ,opportunities ? E. A. SI'E-
GRIST & .Co,, Limited, Investment
(Hankers, New Bank of Toronto Bldg.`,
(London, Ontario. Phone 'Metcalfe 33170
BABY CHICK'S
Flom Single •Comb White Leg-
lnorns, Barron strain, Mated to cock-
erels from hens with arecord from
265 to. 276 eggs; chicks$7.90 per 100;
(Barred Rocks $9.90 per 100; Black
Jersey Giants $10,90 per 100. Your
own eggs properly incubated at $3
per .100 in a James'way incubator. All
these hens are real egg producers
and all good healthy hens. 3 also
have 4 incubators to sell very cheap.
HARRY KIIEHINE, ,R.R 1, Born-
holm, Ont, Phone 52 r 23.
SEAFORTH ,MARKERS
Butter, per lb 1,8c
Eggs, per doz ... . 7c, 9c, etc
Potatoes, per bag , ..25c
Hogs, per cwt, ;3.90-$4;16
Wheat, per bus 1'516c
(Shorts, per ton .... ...........$213
Bran, per ton .. ....$24