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otter after all leaving been. laid upr` O.L.S. Sol
with colds Munro; Medical Office
Mrs, E. Forsythe, who has r A.V. Traynor; Boar
visiting her daughter an son in > and Sanitary Inspecto
troll, has returnedsine, James Scott; 'Sheep Valuers, A. r
BRUCEFIELD. McKellar andAndrew c
fiver, T. .Mol,
re CARD OF THANKS.
tow being cmpleted .tor an all- , Mrs. Ritchieand children wish National Railways thank, the neighbors and friends for
Tia the Canadian Na y.' their kind help during the illness of
some kitchen utensil with a in the election of M. McKfbbon of -- from o Charlottetown m
id of it; was very en 1! A d M Lcllar ;onnection therewith. This tour will the family.
the et cool attendance of J .CARD ,�
wr- .ir THANKS.
a lot, ui' interest was shown h }' been of Health, D . y ers Hall
itches orchestra, Q the election of d h d De personally readings, The k fes each here on Tuesday in h of Health Y
Wmprised of 15 young lad warden for Huron county, resulting Toronto to
having
,xpense, o conducted tour
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church
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tothe stormy weather. By-law 271 for confirming the .af
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doctor's. care, but is somewhat int -
fixing their salaries' was read, passe
g
and signed by the Reeve and Ciera
and 'sealed with• the. corporate seal
Road Superintendent Wm. Hills was
instructed to present his'report .o
expenditure on roads of the munici
pality during the year 1925 -to the
Department of Public Works and
Highways, Toronto, personally. Or
ders were issued on the Treasurer
amounting to'$76.25. After decline
with, some other matters.- broughi•
before them the Council adjourned to
meet again on Wednesday, Feb. 17th
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. ” ••
James Jordan, Clerk.
kazoo. on v, in,ham,
tainin . The Scripture lesson was Milne Rennie of Seaforth was There was no service Y "rank Caretaker, , Mr. Iia ne%ude a trip.,.,down the t, a
rer >€ a ide t • Miss ,Amy Br' nee . Rapfds ,the Saguenay River,
read 'b ` Ube pr i .,. A hg . townon Tuesday., evening
m the Road Supermtondent,
Y
Shepton • and Iu e4aa,very. rd gave it Mr. Nelson d d't sisters
to is
the p
address, 'y .{ter th, ,orogramm town on Tuesday.
over the'•ipresident-Miss `Viola Hig- Mr, Thos. Welsh is getting in large proved.
gins, took the chair and proposed a quantities of logs in his milt this A very enjoyable evening was spent
vote of thanks to the Exeter League week, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Thos.
for the sp en i Pr Chapman on u
and gaye aKysrystumoroua f E Exeter we
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e was
{rough' f the' hesutifal '' 'Bras d'ar
;Ked: y an wo ei
friends in been under n -alms , and the Land of Evangeline'
re visiting f Mr. fames Swan has pomtment of municipal officers a
:pantry with.stopover at Quebec.
City and trip to St. Anne de Beaupre,
returning by way of Boston, the
White Mountains of New Hampshire,
and Montreal. A leaflet will shortly
be issued giving complete - informa-
tion regarding the tour.
For particulars address Mr. Mar-
tial Kerr (Principal of the Earl Kit-
ehenn,er School) 4 Beulah,ave„ Ham-
ilton and Mr. A. E. Bryson, (Princi-
pal of the Silverthorn School), 44 Sit-
verthorn•-•Ave., Toronto,
1 d'd lunch w e they h Tuesday evening last
provided. A dainty was sere when the teachers and officers of'the
ed and' after some time spent sing- The annual meeting o Y Sunday school held their annual oys
fat way, the eng closed by sing- Agricultural Society ter supper. About thirty were pres-
ing "Auld Lang- Syne.” ng
and did ample justice to all the
good things •provided. After supper a
social time was spent in games, etc.,
in which all heartily joined. The
gathering broke up at an'early hour;
after thanking Mr. and Mrs. Chap-
man for.the 'hospitality of t'heir.
home:
Miss Mayme Swan has returned
from Toronto after spending a
month
am.
M-rs. Robertr sister,
Murdochs has . C. Hb been
and still is very poorly..
The U. F. W. O. held their first
meeting of the year at the home of
Mrs. D. Tough. The officers for the
year were elected as follows; Presid-
ent, Mrs. C. Clifton; vice-president,
Mrs. Ross; 2nd vice president, Mrs.
Caldwell; sec.-treas., Mrs. H. Mc-
Lachlan. Quite a number of ladies
were present and alt enjoyable time
was spent. Mrs. Haugh gave a
splendid paper on "resolutions." It
BAYFIELD.
f the Hayfield
t was held at the
Town Hall on Wednesday, . o afternoon,
Don't forget to hear the popular
play, "Welcome Home. Jimmy,". to January
the
of 20th,
there
Thn a goys'
be given in the town hall, Hensall, report was given meshmbers.
T .audit rs'
Fiyday' Fc1i.::12th at 8 p•m•' under the pip. 520.57 for the' Society. The of-
ficers and directors for 1946 areas
follows:—President, John
1st vide, W. J. Stinson; 2ndEw
vice, W.
H. Talbot; secretary, A
treasurer, F. A. Edwards; auditors,
John Falconer, John Cameron; direc-
tors, Wm. Stewart, Wm. Sparks, R.
PenMc-
Murray,
ur a y, S. H. McNaughton,
wJ �A. Fergu on,
Murray,
E. H. Wise, T M. Snowden, 1• Rath
well E. Foster, T. M. Woods, J. W.
Rid, Thos. Brownett, Fred Middle -
Date of Fair, Tuesday and
auspices of the Women's Guild of St.
Paul's •churcls.
A lecture entitled "The Sunny Side
of Life;' will be given in the United
church by Rev. A. Sinclair on Friday
evening, Jan. 29th. Other local talent
will assist with the programme.
An old time dance will be held in
the town hall on Friday evening, Feb.
5th. Good music is being provided
for the occasion.
At the meeting of the South Huron
Agricultural Society held at the Com-
mercial hotel last week the following
officers were elected: Pres„ Wm. Wednesday, September 28 and 29th.
Consitt; vice pres., W. P. Saunders; The ladies of the Sen:or and Jun -
2nd vice , Dr. Campbell; sec.-treas., for Guilds of Trinity chinch have re -
K McLean• auditors, H. Arnold and centfy improved the iight'ng of the
church by installing five Coleman
gasoline lamps
The annual vestry area congrega-
tional meeting of Tci.tity church was
C. A. McDonald; directors, Robt.
McLaren, A. C. Spiciest, W. W. Chap-
man, C. Campbell, J. Manson. Oscar
Klopp, Owen Geiger, W. R. Dougall,
M.
in the church \Vedn_ifay even -
Be Dark, T. Sherritt,mmig B. Beck, R. D. held
January the 20th. The meeting
Wm. J. Pepper. Flemming, H. the b, and was opened with prayer by the re--
swThe date for the a day, tor, Rev. F. H. Paull, after which
spring show was eel Tuesday, - the reports of the church wardens,
April 6th, and the seed show on Fri-. the Senior and Junior Guilds and
day, Feb.firth. Sunday school were given showing
LThe funeral of the rom his
ate Holland sid- all departments to he in good finan-
enicccon Thursdaylace {afternoon slaste t,the
cial standing. The election of offic-
service at the house being conducted ers for 1926 then took place as fol -
by Rev. A. Sinclair, pastor,of the tStinson, ay delegates o Synod.
Rector's
or s
Unified church. The body was taken warden, Wm, Scotchmer; Peoplels
by train Philadelphia where inter - Mrs. warden, Mrs, J. H. McLeod; select
meat tookk place on Saturday after- vestry—F. A. Edwards, D. H. Mc -
noon, Mrs, Little and daughter Mary
accompanied the remains, I Naughton, W. J. Stinson; Wm. J. El-
liott, Geo. E.• Greenslade, Leslie El-
Mrs. Chas. Blackwell, of Hay, was liott, Russel Heard, - J. W. Tippett;
taken toa London hospital on Thurs Sidesmen—Leslie Elliott, Win. J. E1-
day afternoon last to undergo an op-, Nott, Russell Heard, Wm. Heard, D.
erasion for appendicitis. Mrs. Black-' H McNaughton, J. W. Tippett;
well's many friends will be pleased auditors, E. H. Johns, F. A. Ed -
to hear that she stood the operation wards. A hearty vote of thanks was
well and is improving nicely. tendered Mrs. W. Hinde for her
Reeve Geiger, of Hensall, and faithfulness in supplying the church
Reeve Klopp, of Hay, left Tuesday with flowers al, through the summer
morning to attend the County Conn -1 season.
cii meeting at Goderich. I • Mrs. Harold King left on Monday
Me. Fred Bengoug.e who has been to join her husband in Sarnia,
confined to his room is showing some Mrs. Agnes Currie returned to her
improvement, home on Saturday having visited her
Miss Dora Sherrill, of London daughter, Mrs. W. McBride, at
visited relatives to town over the Windsor, for several weeks.
week -end.
Y P S will meet as usual
Th
e.
e - on
Mr. Andrew Johnson has installed Friday evening.
a One radion his home. The members of the Men's Club of
The Literary Society of the Hen- Bayfield parish held their meeting on
call continuation school held their Thursday last, being entertained at
meeting on Friday afternoon, Group the home of Mr. Fred Middleton, All
3 putting on the programme, The• enjoyed a very pleasant evening,
Bay -
meeting was opened, by singing Car- Some of the young people of Bay- ary. meeting in the basement of the
ry .1e Back to Old Virginia;' and "I field have organize:; a dancing club, church on Saturday afternoon. The
Wonder What's 13ccbine of Sally,' which is known as "The Happy -Go- Red side Saturhe„losers,for the, past
,A reading by Beryl Pfaff: vioan solo Lucky" Club and hold a dance every
by Scott Welsh, acco'npanied by Nel- Wednesday night in Mr. A. Leach's Year'decided
give them a decided to entertain'
and wetain the Bine
lie Boyle on the piano, and an mstru- house side The officers of the club are as may say .they did. it well. After
BIRTHS.
FITZ'GERALD. — At the Seaforth
Hospital, on Tuesday, January 19,
1926; to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitz-
gerald, a daughter.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
Fred W. Ahrens, auctioneer, has re-
ceived instruction from the under-
signed to sell by public auction at
village of Brodhagen on Friday,
January 29th, at 1 p.m. the following:
Horses—Agricultural horse 7 years
was decided at this meeting that old, general purpose horse 6 years
party politics will have no part to old, quiet single or double; driving
their meeting in the future. horse 8 years, quiet and reliable. Cat -
The skating rink is the main at- tle—Durham cow due May 20th; 2
traction in the village at present and spring calves. Implements—Frost &
crowds are on it every night when Wood binder with fore carriage; cal -
the ice is in shape and the weather tivator, set harrows, wagon, wagon
fine. box, stock rack, heavy teaming
wagon, carriage with pole and shafts,
steel tire top buggy, new; steel tire
buggy in good shape. steel tire top
buggy, 3 cutters all in good shape,
set log sleighs, set bob sleighs, 6 h.p.
gas engine, Gibson with clutch pul-
ley; set double harness, set single
harness, scraper, enough lumber for
hay rack and enough•plank for gravel
box; extension ladder, Used Cars -
11,4 ton Ford truck, Chevrolet touring
car; Master McLaughlin touring car,
1919 model These cars are all in
good. Al. shape. Alto about 5 bags
of spy apples, and • . number of other
HILLSGREEN.
The many friends of Mr. Fred
Parsons will be sorry to hear he is
not getting along as well as we would
like him to be.
Mrs. Jos. Hudson is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. James
Jarrott, there
Sunday 'being a stormy day,
was no service in, the United church
here.
lilr. Edmund Troyer ,is able to be
up,- and around again-: after,: his seri-
ous illnesses, 'articles ' loo. numerous to mention.
We are all pin will to; hear,thatbTerms of Sale—All sums of $10 an•l
Miss returnDolly Hagan soonin
be able
to after her accident in which under, cash; over that amount 8
she had the ligamentsinjured in the months' credit will be given on Euro -
back of her knee. She has been stay- fishing approved joint notes with pro-
ing with Mrs. (Dr.) Peck so as to perty owners as security, or a dis-
be near a doctor and get all the at- count of 4'p.c. straight off for cash.
tention possible. , As there is so i as the propyl,
much sickness around, and trained.
nurses are so scarce, we will all be
pleased to have Dolly on the job
again.
Mrs. Chas. Blackwell was taken to
London Thursday morning for an
operation for appendicitis and are
pleased to learn it was successful and
that she is getting along as well as
can be looked for.
The Mission Band held their Janu-
mental by Jean Bonthron, A debate Follows: President, Harold' Stinson;
was put ou resolved "That it would Sec. -Tress,, Mrs, W. Westlake; Mgr.
be an advantage to the country than and Caretaker, D. T.' Murray; .Com-
a tax be placed on bachelors:" On the ,,,'tree—Mrs. A. Leitch, Mrs. D. T.
affirmative side were Harry Cook, Murray, Mr. Wm. Orr, The Club and Nellie Taylor for the Greens,
Lorne Foster and George Tinny, held their first dxtice, Wednesrla They decided to use the monthly en-
Y•
tin the .nEgaticc side were Nellie Jan• 20th, and had a very '.enjoyable velopes this year, instead of the bar -
Higgins.
Rush Chapman and Gertrude evening, there being about thi-tv- relo The Seniors are Studying he' the
Iliggins. The.judges gave the cieci rive members present. We hope that study book, "Brave Adventurers,"
sion in favor of the negative side, al' those invited to the next dance The officers for. the doming year are
Bills are out announcing a_ box will loin and help make the club a as follows: 1st vice president, Gladys
social under the auspices of the teal 5'tccess. The tnnsi. 's i,citig fur- Stephenson; 2nd vice, Anna Love;
Young People's League of the Un- Wished by James Lindsay, James secretary, Muriel Carlile; treasurer,
ited Church to be held in the town Rouatt and Donald Murray.
hall on February 16th, A good pro-
gramme is being.. prepared and a KIPPEN•
prize given for the best box. There Mrs. W. H McLean has returned
and ebev noyadmission 'fee atthe door from visiting friends at Toronto,
,and vverybody, is welcome.oI Miss Pearl Thompson, of Stratford
Rev. Mr.':rniel occupied' the churpul-ch
Normal school, was at her home
•pit of the Carind Presbyterian church over the week -end.
on Sunday ,last. ' M•s, John Workman entertained a
, The dance put on by the Night' number of her friends on Wednes-
Idawks on Friday evening last owing day evening.
'tu the severe weather was not as well NI and 14rs. Santiiel Cudrnore en -
the election of officers they enjoyed
themselves playing games and chose
sides' for the coming year. The cap-
tains are Martha Carlile for the Reds
at
1
Eileen Turner; strangers' sec„ Annie
Jarrott; supply sec., Annie Cod -le -me;
library see., Luella Jarrott; Press
sec., Martha Carlile; organist, Vera
Smith; assistant organist, 'Annie Jar -
rot, -.
Rub it in for Lame Back.—A brisk
rubbing with Dr. :l'linmis' r-1prr ;c
Oil will relieve 9a. -'e back. The skin
will immediately absorb the un wird
tended as usual.is will penetrate the tissues and bring
The old time dance and euchre' tertainerl a number of their 'friends speedy relief. Try it and be con -
party put on Monday evening was on Thursday eve' ing. vinced. As the liniment sinks in, the.
•iargely attended. The hall was crowd -1 Mrs. Josephn was visiting pain comes out and there are;ample
eel to the doors and a splendid time her mother at ExeterExeter over the week- grounds for saying that it is an excel -
spent, The proceeds amounted to end•lent article.
$''00.00 and will be divided amongst' Mr. James Mustard, Jr„ has gone
to Guelph for a visit.
the needy dins in town.sMr. Robe_t Dayntan and daughter
ugh wedding Mr. Miss Mrs.Nellie Locketty, Edna have returned home from a visit
daughter of and Locke with his sister at Toronto.
Petty, take Hay,pontMr. aCyaa. Green, A social evening of the Y.P.S. was
will place Saturday afternoon
of this week. The young couple will held on (Int Monday
forelangweek.)
Mrs. Jas. C. McLean and daughter
Jean, who have been visiting Mrs.
Win. Hay. of Niagara Falls, for the
last two months, have returned (tome.
Rev. John and Mrs. Richardson,
who have been visiting friends around
here, returned to their home in
Drumho.
A number attended the Exeter-
Hensall hockey match at Hensall on
Friday evening last,
a hocke match was played ere The many friends of Mr. Thos.
between .Hens U d Zurich ensa Johns are sorry to hear he is not
winning by 8 to 5. The night was gaining health very fast, but hope for
rough and stormy but a goad crowd a change for the better soon.
was present At the end of the third Mr. Wm. Deitz took a gig to Hen -
period the score stood 5-5, and an ad- ileea oh hego ch hr weighed
a 770
ditiottal twenty militates was allowed pounds cash for w We ehbro this is as
in which lime Hensall &cored three bill a Pig as7 has been around here' for
amore goals. Char. Boyle of Exeter,' a long time.
stili reftltde.•
F'ositively no reserve
tor has sold his farm. Fred \\ ] 'ed as' to Church. School and
Ahrens. auctioneers' Chas. Rode, prop narket.
U. F. O. MEETING.
Meeting of the Club on Feb. 3rd.
Programme—Mr. Jones, on Banking;
Mr. Struthers, on' Alfalfa; R. J. Mc-
Millan,
o-
Millan, The Miracle of Right
Thought.
We request a full house as we are
taking orders for salt, seeds, corn
and mill -teed. Considerable of each
carload is already sold.
(Signed) JOS. FORREST.
, Mrs. Jas: G. Martin and son Clay-
ton, desire, to e)tprese their since,e
thanks to AV friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy
shown during their recent great
bereavement of their beloved husband
and father, James Gillespie Martin,
who passed away Jan. 17th, 1926,
PROk`ESS1C);ij(AL GARBS
Office•
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CARD OF THANKS.
The family of the late W. A.
Dundas wish to express their__heart
felt thanks to friends and neighbors
for kindness and sympathy shown in
the loss - -of .husband and father, and
also for the many beautiful floral'
tributes. -
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable 118 -Acre Farm in the
Township of McKillop.
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, has re-
ceived instructions from Mabel Jack-
son and George Barrows, the Execu-
tors of the Estate of the late Jacob
Barrows, to offer for, sale by Public
Auction on Saturday, February 6th,
1926, at the hour of two thirty o'clock
in the afternoon at Miller's Hotel in
the Village of Walton, in the County
of Huron, the following valuable
farm lands:—
Those certain parcels of land situ-
ate, -lying and being in the Township
of McKillop in the County of Huron
and being composed of the South
half of Lot number Seventeen, the
East half of the South half of Lot
number Eighteen, and part of the
West half of the South half of said
Lot number Eighteen, all in the
Thirteenth Concession of the said
Township of McKillop, containing by
•admeasurement. in ,all 118 acres of
land more or less.
There are on the property a good
brick. house and a first class.bank
barn. The land is a rich clay loam
,and "there are about four acres of
hush on the premises. Sixty acres
are in summer fallow wheat.
The property is conveniently situ -
reside on the groom's fine farm that
he recently purchased from Mr, Hen-
ry Hoggarth of Hibbert.
Miss Nellie Car ,�ichael left 'Mon
day evening for Stratford.
Mrs. J. L. Meek, of Shakespeare,
visited over the week end with friends
in town.
Mr. J. McDonald and sister arrived
home on friday after their visit in
New York.
.Hockey Notes. -On Friday evening
lastlast ns, H , ll
a an
REMARKABLE PICTURE
AND SHOW AT THE PRINCESS
Fr'day and Saturday.
From New Zealand to Canada via
Australia, South Africa, the United
h"ingclonl and Ireland is a long trek
bet nevertheless the artists connected
with an Australian motion' picture,
depicting the life story of. JohnLee,
known the world over as "The Man
They Could Not Hang," have recent-
ly completed a journey of not less
than 25.000 miles by water to say
nothing of `'ie thousands by land.
The presentation will take place at
the Princess'Theatre Friday and
Saturday.
The Company which present this
re•earkable attraction here is exactly
the same as appeared at $1.50 prices
at the Grand Opera House and the
Tivoli Theatre, Toronto. and includes
the well-known English actor. W.
Leonard Howe, who relates the sal-
ient features of'the .eaae, and .Miss
Doreen Thompson. a British Prima
Donna, who sings the music alloted
to Mrs. Lee, mother of John Lee, in
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Isaac Townsend and family,
wish to express their thanks to
friends and neighbors for kindness
and sympathy during their bereave-
ment.
GANDERS FOR SALE.
2 You.•g Toulouse Ganders, also
one ' 2 -year-old. Bred from prize
winners. Price,s reasonable. FRANK
WEEKES, Varna. Phone 31-622,
Clinton.
FOR SALE.
,Two bronze Turkeys, a tom and
hen; also 3 Collie male pups. nicely
marked, black with white collar. Sive
and dam both wise and good heelers.
For further information call. ,phone
24 on 240, Seaforth.
DR. C. MACKAY.-C. Mackay,
honor graduade of TrinitJfv' Univers• '
ity and gold medallist 'of Trinit
e h l-
Medical College; member ofthe Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons= of
Ontario.
DR. F. J. R, FORSTER.—Eye, Ear;
Nolte'and Throat. Graduate in. Medi-
cine University of Toronto, 1897. ;;
Late Assistant New,York-Ophthal-
mic and Aural Institute, :Moorefield's
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hoe-
pitalS, London. England. At
Commercial Hotel, Seaf o tett b.
third Monday in each stimuli. ;
from 11 a.m. to. 3 p.m. 53 Waterloo
street south; Stratford. Phone 261.
Stratford •
HAY FOR SALE.
A quantity of good timothy hay for
sale, also a Chevrolet car. Would ex-
change for cattle. Apply Lot 2, Con.
13, Mullett. J. WHEATLEY, Blyth
P.O.
BEEF FOR SALE.
Beef by the quarter or by the cut.
First-class beef., Call Gus Hicknell.
phone 64r9 Dublin: or James
Murray, phone 17r23 Dublin, tf
NOTICE
Having taken over the. agency of the
late James Cowan for the
Farmers' Fertilizer Co., Wingham,
I will ':e pleased to fill all orders of
both old and new customers and give
any information within my knowledge
ANDREW ARCHIBALD
Box 282. Seaforth.
Ph_,ie 44W.
Also Agricultural Lime
ekk hon
at
HE following tar
. effect for this
bVe ate asking the 4r11i.r.
Commission els :-
0\7 ill
,.' lat., W)fLl
' ,r" t(1 111 P ,:1way -
•_ uz , ont„t3y
i,:.ou,.nly 1:aae i,L.n,..ly Icate: Incrcasa
Business Service
Individual Line $2.05. $2.75 .70
2 -Party ., 1.85 2z5 : (1
Residence Service
Individual Lint.
2 -Party "
$2.05 $2,05 .00
1.85 1.35 .UU
(Above rates are for wall telephones)
• It will be seen that in order to bring local telephone rates
into line with our proposed new schedule, no change is necessary
in the charges for :residence service. The tendency is thus to
encourage the development of residence service.
Merchants and business men, while asked to pay a somewhat
higher rate for business telephones will benefit in the enlargement
of the scope and value of their service by the development of
residence telephones.
We believe our patrons will agree that to maintain and extend a
service vital to the welfare of' the community far outweighs in im-
portance the moderate increases a relatively small number of our -
citizens will be asked to pay.
M. J. Habkirk, Branch Manager
The Bell Telephone Company
of Canada
Dental.
DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr.' R. R. Ross, Grade
ate of N. rthwestern University,
cago. Iii. Licentiate Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. OSP
over Sills' hardware, Main street Sew
forth. Phone 151. .
Musical Instruction.
CHAS. A. HOWE?, organiat illi
choir director. North Side United
Church, Seaforth.• lnstructicu given
in piano, orgau and theory. Studio.
over the Dominion Bank.
General Fire, Life,
Accident & Automobile
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in Singer Sewing Mach
James Watson
North Mai i St. SEAI'OKI H.
'l'iiE ivtcKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, ,INSURED
Officers
James CnGoderich; Alec
James Evans.onBeeolly.chwood: Vice Pres-
idents' D. F. McGregor, Seaforth,
Sec. -Treasurer.
Director.,
Wm. Rinn, No. 2. Seaforth; John
Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Evans,
Beechwood; Jl. McEwen, Clinton;
James Conoliy, Goderich ; ;Alen
Broadfoot, No. 3. Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris;
Harlock; George McCartney. NO, 3,
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield,
Agents,
Alex. Leitch, R.R.'1, Clinton; E.
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray. R.
R. No, 3, Seaforth;, J. V. Yeo,
Holmesville; R. G. Jartnouth, Boras
holm. James Kerr and John Goyen-
'oc'.<, Seaforth, auditors,
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or 'tranacst other 1 usiness will bp
promptly attended to by application
'o any of the above officers addressed
•r, their respective postoffices,
that tired -look and "ragged"
feeling out of your • fate.
Say "Boncilla. Facial" to
roar barber • and come np
smiling wtth a new appear-
ance of vim and fitness. Be
one of the "trillion a week"
INSON,'S.
( Just Around the Corns'
Seaforth
Pt1Nt; WiNG
L U,'4RY
Hav ng purchase `the Laundry
buaint-ss on Main street, Seaforth
from W, H, wee, 1 ani pr,: areti
to make a good 'job, of your
laundry Mork
It will Prevent Ulcerated Throat. --
At the first symptoms of some throat,
which presages ulceration and inflam-
mation, take a spoonful of Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Add a little
sugar to it to make it palatable. ;It
nil; allay the irritation and prevent
the ulceration and swelling- that amt
so painful. Those Who were perto4-
Ically subject io quinsy have tits*
made themstivef itnmuife' to attack,