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The Seaforth News, 1923-12-27, Page 8ISI EN S:A . NEWS Mr. m Rennie, '^ of Detroit,'•is �} Sa Z lit, ;Mending the holidays with his, par- ents, ts, Mr. and.. Mrs, E. 'Rennie, Fisher, i 7vflss Helen nsher,"'df Toronto s visiting over the holidays at her :Lome. Mrs-Mervin.•v Orth of fi�Ir: and Coxworth, London, are visiting with the forner's , g f•. parents, Mr, and Mrs, A,oxrvorth. Mrs, C. Troyer is spend, .ing 'a few days_'in Landon. Mr, Clarence Munn, of Toronto, is spending the halidays t his borne, Mr, Jatnes'MeDonald, of 'Toronto, is ependi>,ig his holidays at his home. Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Treys, of ' Flint, si hsg i .+ and around Mich., are visiting b it a c o f Hentall. Mr, Arnold Bell of Toronto 'GM- , # Wald ] 1 1 t M versify, is .visiting with his : mother, Mrs.': B. Bell. iss Ina Hudson and Mr: Cecil Huron of Detro't are - visiting with ,g their parents r the holidays, 7nlr, Neil ,Si ;° ',of Detroit, is -visiting for a few days at his Home, Mr, Wallace'• Dick?of Detroit, is ;spending; the holidays -at his, home. Mr, and Mrs. Appleton visited i•nS London on Thursday. *Miss Amy Tarim}e, of Toronto, is spending the holidays at her home, Mr. and Mrs, 3. Tapp were iu Lon- don on Thursday. Mr and Mrs, Thos, Hemphill, of Detroit, are visiting friends in Hensall. Miss Elva ' Shaddoek, who has been visiting in Chicago, returned hoine 1 Thursday after a pleasant visit. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Johnson, of London, are visiting in and. around Hensall Miss Je:;sie Bell, of Windsor, is spending the holidays at her home Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Forest, of Moose law, are visiting in and around 7iensall They made the trip by motor. Miss Effie Ball is suffering from an attack of scarlet feicr.. Miss Irma Rennie, of Detroit, is spending the holidays at her home, Mr, Hugh 'McDonald, of Wingham, is visiting over the holida +s at his r 3 home. Mr. kiln) Steacy, of the Sterling Bank, Varna, is spending the holi- day at his home. leIr. and Mrs. Milton W. Ortwein, of London, and Mr. Lonso Ortwein, of Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 3. \V. Ortwein. Mr, William Bonthrou, of Grand Forks. B.C., is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Steacy. Mrs. Carrel and daughter Jean, of Courtright, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Wilson over Christmas. Miss Margaret Wilson, of 'Toronto,. and Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy White, are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J D. Wilson. Miss gg k o Mary y , Ho ar h f Toronto, n , +rsYis itrng over the holidays at her home. • M1sS Ada Gramm, of Albion Col- lege, Mich,, and Mr. William Gramm, of Lansing, Mich., are visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Gramm. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cudmore and family, Mr. and `Mrs. E. G. Cud - more, Mr. and Mrs,. P. W. Phillips, and the Misses Flora, Bea and Wini- fred and Mabel Cudmore, all of To- ronto, and Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Cud - more and son, of Kitchener, are visit- ing their parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. Cudmore. Mr. Gordon McConnell, of Detroit, is spending the holidays at his home. Mr. Paisley, of Montreal, is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. E. ;Rennie's. Mr, Russell Bush of London, is visiting friends in Hensall. es -Miss Helen Elder, who has been attending college at St. 'Violins is i home for the holidays. ,` Mrs. A. T. Douglas and little dau- ghter, of London, are visiting at Mr. 'and Mrs. 3. 'Johnsons. Mr. George Moore, of Meaford, is visiting friends in town, Mr. Ross Dick, -of Goderich, is visit- ing over the holiday. Mr. J. Parks, of 'London, is spend- ing the holidays in and around Hen- sall. 'Mrs. J. McAllister was in London on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid, of London, are visiting for a few days in Hensall, Kinsman, � lbo Mr. RichardofI;. Sask.; is visiting in and around Hen - salt ' Mr, and Mrs. W. Caldwell, of Lon- don,i and are visiting g relati es v friends in town. Miss Anna Gifichrist, of London,' is spending the holiday with friends in awn. ou1iss ;.aura Sararas, of Toronto, is netting at her home in Ribbert. Mr. Win. Peart, from the State of Wisconsin, is spending Christmas with his mother and brother here, Christmas passed very quietly ,in the village. The nomination will be held in the Town I -Tall, Hensall, on Dec. 31st, to nominate candidates for the positions of Reeve, Councillors, one Hydro Commissioner and three Trustees. If necessary, a poll will be held in the town hall on Monday Jan. 7th. Mr. Louis McKay,, of Toronto, is spending the holidays at his home. Mr. Laird. Mickle is spending Christmas at his halite iri Ridgetown, Mr. S. Buglas is visiting over the holidays at his home in Hamilton, Dr, G. L. Smith is spending the holidays in Toronto. Golden Wedding. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert i3onthron celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Christmas Day with all their family present; three sons, James W. and wife, of Hensall; William D. and wife, of Detroit; Frederick G. and wife, of New York City; four daugh- ters, Mr aughters,:'Mn s Jas. McMartin, of Barrie; Mrs. S. J. Vair, of Toronto; Mrs, C. D. Simpson, Brucefield; Mrs T, C. Joynt, Ilensail. On ''account of Mrs, Bonthron's health, the guests were confined to the immediate family, but many, other r'elatkv.es :and old friends sent appropriate gifts. The groom played: the violin and danced, the Highland Fling as he did fifty years 0 go. The, annual Christmas entertain- ment In the 'Methodist church was 'held last'Thursday evening and was a great success. •'The programme,con- THE SEAFORTFI 1144116 sistir, of >e itatiois, figs, drills and dialogues, was of, a high standard,, and Was enjoyed by all .the ;fill- area did their parts welt, rcfleeting ggreat credit . 1 i� 7 11 � e�• ' tcm the •cot t utle iu charge. 'The proceed, anxouated. to $43,00: The Christmas sc ^es h ld 1' z 1 x LYtG e inthe Methodist church were well atteeded in, spite of the inclement weather, The elioir rendered splendid Christmas an-. litems which were "numb appreciated by the congregations,. At the evening service' Mr. Sam, Rannie of Detroit, sang an excellent: solo. The annual meeting. of the .Sunday School Board .of Management -will 1'e held on Friday evening, Dec, 23th, in= stead of 'Thursday evening. as,.was first anttoiineed., Mr. J'. Penhale, of Hay, -is .1 s endittg • , the holidays with his"daeg'hters. m troit. i De - Mt. S..Lull rd, front the Vest, is visiting his mother and other friends here. e KIPPEN. 'rhe many friends of Mrs, V n . !visor! will. be pleased to hear: she is getting better. Mr. and "Mrs, T. N. 'Forsyth enter- tained ai,number of friends last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mc- Lean of Montana; who have been visiting around here for a couple of month's, but who are leaving for home ehof tly. Mr, Field, who has been working ill-Walker•ton, -is' spending a few days with hi§ brother, Bruce Field, at the station.' We are sorry to hear Miss Belle Forsyth is not feeling very web, but hope to see her around again soon. Mr, and Mrs. WVm, Sinclair enter- tained a number of friends one night last week, • r and Mrs. r h Calvert ger and a a Jam .cat t a fancily, of Ilderton, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, 1' Mr. Wni, Doig and son, John , of Port Huron, spent the week -end at Monte. The farmers are busy drawing gravel on the town line between Hay and Stanley, which is a good thing, es it is getting in bad shape. A number atten; e a Christmas d d tree at the Kippeu Road school on Thursday evening and report a good time, Mr. Rabt. McLean, of Wingham, is spending his holidays at home, Miss Ethel Elgie, of London, spent over the 'week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Elgie. Miss Gladys McLean, who has been tittendinig Normal at Stratford, is home for the holidays. Mr. Fulton, who has been spending the summer in Streetsville, is visiting his daughter, Mrs, (Rev.) Lundy, and intends spending the winter here. We are always glad to see Mr. Fulton back it) our village. The Methodist church had a very succe e on Tuesda ssf it t C hristmnas tt c Y evening and was largely attended and all report a good -programme., Mrs, T. Jarrott, Mr, G. Jarrett -and Archie Noakes were in London on Saturday. \Ve are pleased to hear Miss Dora Dalrymple is getting along nicely af- ter her operation, Misses Carrie and Bertha Mc- Kenzie, of Toronto, spent Christmas at home, Mr. Win. Fulton, of Brampton, spent over the week -end with his sis- ter, Mrs. R. A. Lundy at the Manse. Mr, Walker, of Marlette, Mich,, is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs Alvin Harvey, Mr, Jas. 'Upshall, of Stratford, spent over the week -end with his parents. Mr. Wnt. Sproat, of the College at London, is home for -the. Christmas holidays. Mr, and Mt's. Peter Cameron, of I3rucefield, spent over Sunday at the home of Mr. Thos. Mellis. Mr, aad Mrs. A. Petrie, of Toronto, are spending their holidays with Mrs, Petrie's mother, Mrs, Archie Me - Gregor. Mr, Vern. McClymont, of London, spent Christmas at home with Itis parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Me- Clymont, BRUCEFIELD, Death of John Walker. -A man of bright and cheerful l dis osition a life- long resident of this locality, passed away on Christmas Day in the per- son of Mr..,Tohn Walker, in his seven- ty-third year. The late Mr. Walker hail been in failing health' for several years but was able to be about until a month ago., when he became more seriously ill and was confined to bed. The only son of the late Mr. and Mrs, George Walker, he was the last of the family, his three sisters having predeceased him. He was born on the farm now occupied by his nephew, Mr, George McCartney, Mill road, Tuckersniith, where he lived all his life until thirteen years ago, when he went to live in J3rucefteld Fifty years ago next May, he was married to Miss Annie McKay, of Tuckersmith, who survives. He belonged to the Foresters and also the Sons of Scot= land. ' wo sons and two slaughters survive, George of Hensall; (Mary) Mrs. McDougall, ".Tiverton, Ont.; Annie and Hugh at home.. -The fun- eral will he held on Thursday after- noon front the Brucefield Presbyter- ianchurch, service at 2 p.tn., funeral at 2:30p.m,'to the place of internient in Baird's cemetery, The Independent Order of Odd - fellows, had' a very large turnout last Thursday night, when'D.D,G.M, I•Iar- bine, of Seaforth, was present and made the presentation of the 25 year veteran jewels to the following vet- erans: et-eraris Bros, John Murdock, : Alex. Thompson, Johtt'Iyloffatt, Jas. Swan, Andrew Scott, and, in absentia, Ed. Popple, who is }l1, Exeter degree leant was present and conferred the second degree on four candidates hi an efficient manner, receiving the D.D.G,M.'s commendation. There were also present from Seaforth be- sides the D.D'G,M., Bro. John Ste- wart, P,D.D.G.M.; Bro. Ed. :Mole,' Bro: W. Edmunds and Bro. W. Bristow. The most obstinate corns fail to re- sist Holloway's Corn Remover. Try it. AUCTION SALE.', 0fGrain, k31 c ede, , `Steele, . Seed G1 a lit, C" tit/ot Itg rig, stko'[ill Friday,1)ecem Iles 2btb, . 1923, eo'mmencilig .'at,1.30 ,P.m, one Lot 2); Com 14, Hay town- ship, 2 owns11ip,:2 miles west of Zurich the fol- lowing: 3 -year-old bull, Red Collynie' (152484), bull 14 months old eligible fbr • :staff a io Qteeu t aegm ton, ow White in (152212)' 4 -year-old, dile, in Feb.; .Collynie.... Martha(1 4803) rising 7, due in March; Collyttie Britaena (136 � 574 7 -.t's'ar -old, ; due in April; Col , lynlc 13rtkania,3rd, (17055)•e rising :3, dtearly' in yeai+;i 2 heifers rising 2, due in April and Itay; cow rising 10,. dtie, in Fah.; jersey cow, 7 yearn old, due in April; cow:eising 9 due in Ap- ril;' fat heifer 2 -year-old; yearling belfesurpiusr;-hst3; ile' ochk'y -andRee,vesn}n, st The'be above is -sold ,to - make r o 1 a n for ;text crap of calves:' Hogs, 'etc. ---Yorkshire hog 2 years. old, gaud haeolt type; 2 Yorkshire sows 3 months old; 4, , Yorkshire - sows 10 weeks old;• 2• stockers abdut. 80 lbs.; 1 Yorkshire sow due Jan, 9th; 1 dozen White Leghorn thefts dozen mixed bens'.3 pure bred B.R. cocker- els Seed Grain, etc. --200 'bushels O.A.C. 72 oats; 100 13usltels-0,A.Ci No. 21 barley; 25'ushels white Dos-' 1)811. sweet clover; 25 bushel buck- wheat; a quantity of 3 -in. tile; 1. hang- ing lamp, wagon axles; about 25 load building -stone on s.c comer of farm, being wall of a house, Thy above will be sold to highest bidder as owner iS overstocked, Terms, 10 and under, cash over that amount 10 months credit will -bo given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes, 5 per cent, allow- ed for credit cash n a 1 o auoftts. Oscar Klopp, 81101., , and prop. Wtn, S. Johnston, clerk, - ST. COLUMBAN Rev. r. Dantser• attended the •flutee rat of his cousin in Kitchener on Wednesday last. Miss Evelyn McGrath, of Ilam'burg, is spending' the holidays at her home here. Messrs. Jas, Melady of Toronto and Jahn Melady of Detroit spent Christ- mas under the parental roof. Miss Leona Holland, t of Windsor, is holidaying under then ax•cntal roof. Miss S. O'Hara has returned to Mount Carmel to spend the vacation. The Literary Society is holding an old time dance on Friday evening, December 28th. Ney's orchestra will furnish the music, Good refreshments will be served. Everybody welcome, The members of the Literary So- ciety.are practising earnestly for the oconcert to be held January 4th, Messrs. Geo. Malone and Gerald Holland, of Detroit, spent Christmas at their homes here. Mr. Michael Downey has had a fete finishing touches put on his new ver- andah which greatly adds to the ap- pearance of his fine home, Miss Mary McQuaid, of Amherst - burg, g is spending her vacat'w u under the parental e 1 a ental roof Of Mr, F. McQuaid, Mr. and Mfrs. John Lane entertain- ed a number of their young friends on Friday evening. A very enjoyable evening was spent in music and cards. We are pleased to, see Mr, and Mrs, Pat Flannery and family out after be- ing quarantined for scarlet fever, Mr. W. J. Cleary recently received a carload of young cattle front Tor- onto and proposes holding a sale on January 3rd. These are a fine lot and should sell wen, Mr. Vincent Lane is going his rounds with his grinder and did some fine work in this locality recently. We are pleased to note that Mr, Win. Radio who has been ill, is pro- gressing favourably. DUBLIN. ;Miss Margaret Weiland, the Pub- lic school teacher, is spending her Christmas at her home in Seaforth, Mr. James Redmond and Mr. John Murray, of Kitchener, are home after working all summer on the Highway, School closed on Fridayy and the children were all pleased to see Santa Claus. Miss 'Helen: Crawford and friend, of Toronto, are visiting at her home here. Mr. Wm. Byrnes, of Detroit, is visiting at the home of his parents north of the village. lvuis Helen Cronin, s of Toronto,is spending her vacatioat her hme here Mr Frank Dill, of Detroit, is spending the holiday the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. Dill, Mr. Will Redmond, of Milwaukee, Wis„ is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Redmond, for a few weeks. We are sorry to say that Miss''Mar- garet Howard is on the sick list. C.W.L.--The meeting held in the I•Iigh School by the Catholic Wom- en's League on Sunday afternoon, Dee, 16th, was most interesting as well as instructive. After the usual business was.concluded and the apron shower discussed, a most enjoyable reading was given -by Mrs. Nagle. It tools the form of a singular experi- ence of a young Canadian and true to life. Rev. Father White then rose ,to address the meeting commenting most favorably on > Mrs. Nagle's splendid contribution. He, urged that the meetings continue to include en- tertaiutnent of this kind, as well as business, and delighted his hearers with, narratives pertaining tp his trip overseas, particularly a visit 'to Lourdes. A vote of tltaitics was'teind- ered to Father White and Mrs. Nagle. A message of Christmas greeting from the national president, Mrs. F. Lovering, Hamilton, was read by: the president, who occupied. -the chair, and the meeting G1osed with the singing of "Holy : God, We Praise Thy Name" MARRIED, SC-I-IELD1UP-WATSON.--At Sea- forth, on Dee, 20, 1923, by Reiff. Dr. Larkin,-Gretta;' daughter of Mr, and -Mrs, James Watson, to Robert Scheldrup, of Regina, Sask, OAKLEY-FORBES.----At the manse, Walton, by 'Rev.. Mr. Chandelr, on Dec. 7, 1923, Alvin IL Oakley, to ,Ivfiss Irene Forbes, both of Brus- sels,, ALISEl.:-Irl Brucefield, on 'rites- , day, December „ 25th; 1923, Jolue Walker, in his'73ecl year, 1 ,• {i o r e 110GGY.--111 A'1!.I I 1, . of 1. ! {lay, Decenither 21. 1923, .Loris Iloegy, aged 77 years;' CAivi.P1313LL,--=In Morris tawlxehie, Dec, 14,-,1923, -''Kdtlteeine Lamont, wife' of rnest E. Campbell, aged 44 years. G .-Ti bVroxe er 'n Dee aVlc'bsU t1,I: t 1 , o .16th-, Alex. McDougall, aged 71 NOMINATION MEETING, meeting efor nominating a Reeve A { g r Councilldrs for 'M nisi- ant fou Co z the u pality of the Township of McKillop, for the year 1924. In ac • cordance with' the Ontario •na to statutes, 1914, Cha te1 192, Sections 63.to'69, it is enacted by the Council of the Township of McKillop: (1) :That Candidates for a Reeve and four Councillors be nominated on Monday, the 31st day of December, 1923, at School House No. 6, McK11- Op, at the hour of 1 o'clock p.m. (2) In the event of more persons being nominated than are required to fill the several offices, an election will be .held on Moed:ay, the 7th clay of January, 1924, at the following named places: Polling Division No. 1--,G. K. IIol- laitd's 'house, Lot ,10, Concession 5, James Evans, DR.OThomasasMoy- lan, M o y - lan P.C.Polling Division No. 2 -James Hil lea's house, Lot 25, Concession 5, John isicDowel, .D,R,0„ James Hil- len, P.C. Polling Division No, 3 - Jos. Smith's house, Lot 10, Concession 12, John Leeming, D.R.O.,' John Mur- ray, P.C. Polling Division No. 4 -- School House No. 7, Lot 26, Concession 12, Jahn Balfour, D,.R.O., Willis Dtmdas, P.C, JOHN McNAY, (52) Clerk, AiTC9/IQN 'SA I.Ele. C y f I'aa•tt1 Stttalt and 1.s11 ameuts, .-- I Oscar i<lopp'leas iaeen instructed to sell'tl public ' Y, auotion. ar StSlaan's \ zl \ tofu all Farm, London road, near' Hensall, on Tliisi'sday, 'Deceei- ber 27111, at oite o'clock sharp, the following: Stock -1 1 Tars. e 11 yearss old,Weight t1550 ouuds1 hors; 12 yars old, weight 165 g «0 pounds; 1 driver 10 years old weight' 1100 pounds; 1 driver 10 years old, also. weighing 1100 pounds; 1 heifer call year old, 1 steer' calif 7 months old, Incplenaents, - One waggon'com- plete with 3 -inch tire, 1 waggon gear 2 -inch tire, one waggon gear 234- inch tire, Massey Harris 'binder' 7 foot put, otie Deering disc, 1 Deering seed drill 13 hoe nearly new, Massey- Ilarris riding gang plow, John Deere mower 5''foot cut, Frost & Wood grower 5 foot cut, John Deere hay rake, 10 foot,' 1 buggy, 1 set 2;14 inch sleighs, 1 improved Chatham fanning mill, 2 double set work harness, 1 set. double driving' harness; 2 sets single driving harness, one saddle,; 1 stove, base burner.'•, '.Terms -Five months' credit stairs over $10. Five per cent per ai\- num . offfor cash oh credit amounts. William McLaughlin and Arthur •Cosworth, proprietors; Oscar Klopp, auctioneer, CLEARING'UCTIO SALE A N of High Grade Durham and Holstein Cows, Choice Feeders, Calves and • Hogs. W. E. Nairn, auctioneer, has lreceivedinstructions to sell by -pibli c auction for Mr, \V. j. Cleary and Mr; James Cronin on Lot 23, concession 1, Hibbert, 2 miles west of Dublin,' on. 't h u•sday, January 3rd, 1924, the fol- lowing: 3 Durham cows,resh with calves by their side, 8 Durham cows due to calve in January, 3 Holstein cows due to calve in January, 10 Dur- ham steers 1100 lbs. each, 6 Durham heifers rising two years old, 50 Here - i atssititaaltatniMainatiranMa 1 OLD BOYS' REUNION GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ^ and PROVINCIAL VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT August 2 to 6-, 1924 The Committee are already at work in -earnest. They de- sire to obtain at an early date the Names and. Addresses of every former resident of Seaforth and vicinity. In this connection, the public can give valuable assistance. You are earnestly requested to fill in the Coupon below with the names of members of your family, or of friends, that are living away from here, and mail same to or otherwise advise, the Secretary, A. D. Sutherland, Seaforth, Ontario, ` NAME ADDRESS. 1 4 TIMES Around the World with ONCE OILING 100,00o Miles Without $toppi ngfor Oil An inventor who could develop an automobile, a railroad= or any other conveyance on wheels which wouldperforin'such afeat would be considered a wonder. But such is the record of regular accomplishment by the Auto•oiled Aermotor during the past eight years in pumping water. Did you ever stop to think how many revolutions the wheel of a windmill makes? if the wheel of an Aermotor should roll along the surface of the ground at the same speed that it manes when pumping water it would encircle the world in 90 days. or would go four times around in a year. It would travel on an average 275 miles per day or about 20 utiles perheurfor9 hours each day. An automobile which keeps up that pace day after day needs a thorough oiling at least once awcek. Isn't it marvelous, then, that a windmill has been made whigh will go 60 times as long as the best automobile with one oiling? The Auto-ofllieei A.ensaotor after 8 full years of service in every part of the world has proven its ability to run and give the most reliable service with one oiling a year. The double gears, and all moving parts, are entirely enclosed and flooded with oil all the time. It gives more service with less attention than any other piece' of machinery ori' the farm. To get everlasting Wiad•mill satisfaction buy the Auto•oiled Ammeter, the most efficient windmill that has ever been made. For MIinforl AE1 M TOR CO Mop Dallas ties noises ovation write Kansas My NlinneagoiLs Oaitiond FOR SALE BY 1,Akaam BERT IRWIN Dealer in Gas Engines, Cream Separators, Stable Fittings, Pumps, Pipe and Water Supply Fixtures, Wind and Car Insurance. La les' Overcoats CLOTHES OF QUALITY, FEATURING "MISS CANADA" and "MISS CHADWICK". MAN -TAILORED ULSTER OVER- COATS FOR LADIES, Made to Order Only. "MISS 'CANADA." A two -button single breasted model, with all wound belt and all round strap on sleeves. Both belt and straps are finished with eyelets and leather buckles. Sleeves are "set in" and the bort pleat feature in centre of back is repeated, on pockets, which are finished with fancy flap and three leather buttons. This coat is three-eighths' lined with Marquis de Luxe in shades to match. "MISS CHADWICK." A two -button double breasted style, fea- turing Raglan sleeves with all round cuffs, and inverted pleated back with inverted pleatpatch pockets. The all round belt is finished with. eyelet holes and leather buckle, while pockets have fancy flap fasten- ing with one leather button. Like "Miss Canada" this coat is three- eighths lined with Marquis de Luxe. PRICES $32 UP, TIrimsDA'Y l DECENMB ford calves six mouths elft. Ho gs Bi•ood sow with litter h her side, 2 irood sows dile to farrow in irebruar 15 shat'' 75 a y o s lbs 1 ,'Y , 0 I 1t pigs e t;l t weeks old, The above cattle area, select lot, the best that has been c offered by public attetion years, A guarantee ill be given with each cow. Every anipial` offered will be sold to the highest bidder, ,Sale com- mences tt i a ce, s at l o'clock sharp. .; Terms fi n,ont ths• 'orediti wll be given on furnishing approved joint notes, or a discount of 6 percent, Per annum off for cash on credit amounts:.. W. E, Nairn, , Auctioneer, W. 3. CLEARY and JAS.'CRONIN, Props. TEACHER WANTED;- For'c' r S afo th Public 'school for Book I., duties to commence after Christmas holidays, s, Initial 'sa salary 75Y 1 e $ 0. Applications received up to the 28th inst. M, McKELLAR, secty, (12) r9 3 R 27,''1923..1 SEAI'r1ORT%I NiARRET , S Wednesday, Dee, 26th. Wheat,' Y, per bushel• . .92e c. Oats, • r'' '1 S ' 7a hobo! h 1 1 � e 1 c3Sc-4Gc J3 r a' a ie y 5 ..Sc Buckwheat .,..., „,;6Oe to 65e Bran, per .cWt,,. $1,5$ Flour, 7er'ba •3. S 7 , t g•• 3 to 3. 5 •�S 1 al tt I"' f c per Ili, 3a c Eggs, 1 whdozen,- Potatoes h , per Potatoes:' 700 Hogs, per HOUSE FOR ,RENT. On North ortm 1 Alahitr et :'frame. s e a House, ,7 rooms, tt with garden attach- ed. Good water, ,' A.pply to .'R.:8: ) IAYS, Seaforth, or THOS, • Mc- ILROY, Winthrop. (4) FINE FARM FOR SALE. A fine farm of 100 acres within "chile of Seaforth. Good hour' ta,rra barn, well Calces. r,,n.•'jCles• o stet's: of4ultkation. .This farm is a=real bar, r,' to anyone looking for an ap- t? i'te.honre. For , an tlCLlla l's apply awa 43„ 4 tf OP1, C TI NEWS, Seafori:ln, r ;' Me Ice The ' � � ale very thing-. t9.tl. rownie This easily -worked, Eastman -made camera is just what your youngster wants. And if you aren't quite sure, bring him in and see if his eyes don't glisten at very the sight g ht of these splendid icture- P mzkers.. You both can enjoy photography, Brownie prices•start at $2.00. \Ve have the complete line, of course. J. F. DALY Jeweler Seaforth ook est The rule of the road Is "Keep to the Right The rule of the maid, "Keep yourself bright." Ifou y want to keep young And Tinte's ravages stop, Talk it over with tis At the Central Barber Shop Our Boncilla Massage will beep your- face-young. our- faceo y ung. Does wonders for the - skin. Menh w o shave themselves es. pecially need these massages. Come in and have one today. eENTRAL Barber Shop W. W. ROBINSON, Prop. GEO. LILLEY Buyer of all kinds of Produce All kinds ofN produce and live and dressed poultry in any quantity, bought at highest cash prices. De- livery any day but Saturday. New Produce Store in the Beattie block in the store formerly occupied by Mr. A. McQuaig. GEO. LILLEY, Phone 192 BN4I BIENHEI TheThe.Special ecial Milvertonn Flour We Have it -Give it a Trial. Also. Ground Screenings ehop of All Kinds C. G. T GRAIN DEALER • M -S -ON' PHONE 25 Seaforth Garage Auto Tires and Tubes We have on hand a Complete Line of Tires and. Tubes. all nixes, Best on the Market. Let us supply your needs on Auto Cylinder Lubricating Oils and Greases.. We handle nothing but the best and can supply you with oils of proper viscosity to suit your motor. Also stock a complete line of most -called .for parts .01'varions autos, If you are in need of a new Battery, or if you have a Battery to be repaired, give us a call. BATTERY CHARGING OXY-ACETYLINE WELDING' EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, Get into the habit of patronizing us. We want to serve you, and serve you well JOAN *EGIER MAXWELL AND CHAL'MERS DEALER. PHONE 167W We Have Installed a telephone for night calls -467J