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THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1926.
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geforei you do any buying be sure and
visit our store. It will save you many dollars.
HENSALL, proi'ed in health,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pearson, Miss Mr, a51d. Mrs. 'Murch, of `Toronto
visited on Sundaywi •h Rev, and Mrs.
Poli Moore Miss 'Anna May Pear- I Y
Polly t
son and Mr. Robt. Bass, of Wood-
Sinclair,
tock visited on Monda • e-ith Mrs,
Thos. Simpson.
Mrs. Lou Simpson and daughter
May left Tuesday afternoon for De-
troit where they will make their
home. Mrs. Simpson's many friends.
here' wish them every "success in their
new borne.
Misses Viola and Irma Higgins arc
in Detroit spending a couple of
weeks visiting relatives,
Mr. Wm. Hildebrandt and daugh-
ter Viola, spent the holiday visiting
relatives in'Goderich,
The largest crowd that has ever
gathered in town witnessed the base-
ball tournament, street parade, baby
'show and street dance. It is estimat-
ed about 2,000 were in attendance.
The proceedings opened with a par-
ade of the public and continuation
school children all carrying flags and
headed by Reeve Owen Geiger and
the Dashwood band; from the town
hall to the' baseball diamond. Hensall
and Mt. Pleasant first competed, re-
sulting in a score of 12-11 in favor of
•'Jensail. Fullarton and Exeter then
competed, resulting in favor of Ex-
eter by four runs Hensall and Ex-
eter being the winning teams, played
the closing match, resulting in favor
of Exeter by one run. Hugh Berry
and Daniel Brintnell acted as umpires.
in the baby show there were 11 en-
. tries. Drs. Alex. Moir and Rosswell I.
.Dougall and Miss McGowan, trained
nurse, acted as judges, First prize
was awarded to the child of Mr. and
Mrs, Edward McKay, of Tuckersmith
and second prize to the baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sangster of town. The
street dancing on Ml"aliu street was
kept up till nearly morning. The
Hogg orchestra of Seaforth, provided
the music,
Mr James. Priest is adding to tl
appearance of his dwelling by havin
his roof reshingled.
Mr. Alex,'McMurtrie of Toronto i
visiting his mother, Mrs. Vex. Mc
Murtr!e
Miss Violet Morrison of Clinton i
visiting her grandparents, Mr. an
Mrs. Robert Morrison,
Mr. Erastus Rennie is having hi
dwelling on Queen street nicely re
painted. lir, Fred Kenning is doin
the work.
Rev. Mr, Leckie 'of Motlierwel
preached in the United Church o
Sunday last to large congregations.
Death of Mrs. Elston.—There die
in Hensall at the residence of her son
Mr. Robt. 'Higgins, on Friday after
noon last, Mrs. Louisa Elston, in he
83rd year Mrs. Elston has, been i
poor health for the last two years
and six .weeks ago suffered a sever
stroke from which she never rallied
She was one of the few remaining ol.
settlers of the Exeter district and ha
lived in this vicinity all her life. Mrs
Elston was married twice, her firs
husband being Benjamin. Higgins
who predeceased her 23 years ago. T
this union were born eight children
four daughters, now deceased, and
Sour sons, Win., of Clinton; Robt, o
'Hensall; Elijah, of Toronto,. and
Thos. of Oregon. Some years afte
the death of Mr. Higgins she married
Thos. Elston and they lived in Exete
till Mr. Elston's death eight year
ago, and since then she has made he
home with her sons, Ifrs. Elston wa
of a bright, cheerful disposition and
made ' many friends. The funera
took place to the Exeter cemetery oi afternoon and was largely
attended. Rev. Mr, Sinclair, panto,
of the United Church, took the ser
vice. The floral tributes from friend
were very beautiful. Among tilos
from a distance who attended the fun
eral were Mr, and •Mrs, Wnu Higgin
and Miss Ferrol 'Higgins, Clinton
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. McNeal of Clin
ton, Mr. Elijah Higgins, Toronto
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Gallagher, Mrs
John Lennox and daughter Miss Vel
ma; Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar Higgins and
son. Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. Cheste
Higgins, Mr. Elijah Higgins, o
Wingham;,, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pen
Mr. John Elder of Oshawa is visit-
ing his parents Mr, and Mrs, JohnsEl-
der,
Masters Hugh and Billy Reid, who.
have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Sheffer, have returned to their
home in St. George.
Miss Verna Reid, of Guelph, is vis-
iting with Miss M. Ellis.
Miss Helen Elder of London visit-
ed over the week end at her'home
here.
Miss Isabelle Walters of Guelph,
visited with Mr. and Mrs, Poplar on
Sunday.
Miss• Anna Kennedy of Whitby vis-
ited over the week end with 'Mr. and
Mrs. John Elder.
Miss Margaret Fee of Buffalo, :N.Y.,
is spending a few days at the home of
her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Walter Fee"
of this village, Miss Fee is taking a
trip to Chicago and Minneapolis re-
turning to Buffalo by boat from Du-
luth,
Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Laughton of
Toronto visited for a few days with
Mrs. Laughton's parents, Mr. and
Airs. Chas.'McDonald.
'MIPs. J. C. Stoneman of Toronto vis-
ited over the week end with relatives
and friends.
Mir. and Mrs. D. McDonald of Galt,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
can McMartin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of London
visited over the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Foss.
Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Carlile and
son Edgar are guests with Mr. Car -
file's sister, Mrs. Andrew Buchanan,
7.'uckersmith,
'Mr, and Mrs. Finlayson and Mrs
and Mrs. Forsyth, of Seaforth, and
Mrs. Thompson Scott and child, of
Detroit, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Blatchford.
1e 'Mr, Fred Steacy .of Plattsvitle i
g� visiting at his home here,
The Sunday school of the Presbyte
$
lien church `held their picnic at Bay
field on Wednesday.
In the South Huron baseball lea
gee, Crediton plays here on Friday
August 6th. Zurich plays here on
s Monday, August 9th. Both games
will be keenly contested. Come out
- and help the boys win.
g Mrs. Fred Smallacom'be of Guelph
1 is visiting her sister, Miss Mattie El-
lis.
• Civic holiday passed quietly in town
d othersquite atoumber the lakeosde,to"Louden and
Mr. Robt, Higgins has- 'been ap-
pointed registrar for Hensall to make
nop the voters' list for the coming Fe-
ierai election.
s The council held its regular month -
:y meeting on Tuesday evening with
d all the remembers present. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and
S adopted on motion of Higgins and
• Campbell. A representative of the In-
t ternational Harvester Co, was Pres-
' ant and addressed the council on fire
o engine equipment, and quoted prices
on an International truck chassis, the
fire engine equipment to be built -by
f any company the council wished. He
was promised that the coucil would
r ta..,
kc the matter 'n n a'
into cn
, rderation
Consierable discussion took place on
r the new fire engine question and
s. Clerk Murdock was instructed to
r write to the 'Fire Underwriters' Asso-
s ration to find out what would meet
their approval,, and also to write to
the, fire engine manufacturers for
n prices to he submitted at next council
meeting, Councillors Priest and Me-
r- Arthur were appointed a committee
- to look into the matter of the Milton
s 'Love drain. A number of accounts
e were presented and ordered paid. The
couri<eil then adjourned to he called
s together by the reeve for a special
meeting to take up the fire engine
- question as soon as the figures asked
-for arrive.
Mr, and Mrs, Lee Redden have
- rented Wm, Pfaff's house on Queen
street and will move to it in a few
r days
Flax pulling has started in this vic-
hale and Mr. and Mrs. John Penhale
Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Penhale, Mrs. John
Snell and Mrs. Jos. Hockins, of E
eter. Mrs. Elston's youngest son
Mr. Thos. H
s Higgins, gg ns, of Roseburg
Oregon, •was unable to attend th
funeral, -
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur King, of Chi
cago, former well' known residents
Hensall, 'spent a few days this wee
visiting friends in town.
Rev. Mr, Sinclair will occupy hi
own' rt next p p t un ay.
iensall's oldest resident, in the
person oft Wm. Towers, is lying seri-
ously ill at his home 'Mere. If iMr.
Towers lives till this fall he will be'
100' years old.
Miss Stella Robertson
of NewYork
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ar-
nold.
Mrs. John Young, who has been in
a 'London hospital for several weeks,
has returned home and is much fm -
The fall wheat cutting is started and
Ex
inity. A large number of Indians are
arriving daily.
the crop will be an average one. There
are some splendid fields of wheat in
this vicinity,
Haying is about done, although
there are still some pieces to cut.
The bean crop is above the average
k this year. Taking it all toge,Jker, -this
will be one of the best years the fair-
mens have •had in this district '.for
s
.one
s years,
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It has Many Qualities.—The man
who possesses a bottle of Dr,
Thomas' Eclectric Oil is awned
against many ills. It will relieve a
cough, break
g a. cold,prevent event sore
throat; it'
wall
reduce
the swelling
from a sprain, relr�ve the' most per-
sistent sores and will speedily 'heal
cuts and contusions. It is a medicine
chest in itself,
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VARNA.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. 'Reid'and two
daughters of ]Winnipeg,' in compady
with Miss Pence; of Holly Rood, Cal.,,
visitedfriends in andaroundBayfield
and Varna. Their many friends Were
pleased to see them, The party left
for the West Monday.
Several from this- district took in,
the races at Goderich on Monday.
Mr. Horace Flitton of • Creditonh
spent the week end with his jbrbther,
near Varna.
TheMeNatighton Bros, of Kitch-
ener, spent the holiday with friends
in and around our village.
Dr. and Mrs. Moffatt, in company
with his mother and sister, Mrs. Mur-
ray, of Ottawa and. blaster Lloyd and
Miss Betty Murray, returned to Lon-
don last week after spending two
weeks at his artistic summer home
here..
Misses Gladys and Emily Beatty
of London spent the holiday at their
home here. -
Mr. and +blrs. Wilson McAsh of
London spent the holiday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. \ilreckes,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes, Mr. G.
'Beatty, Sr., Mr. A. McConnell, G.
Beatty, Jr. and W. Dowson took in
the races at Goderich on Monday.
Mr. George Beatty, Jr., motored to
London last week.
Mrs. E. Epps, accompanied by her
daughter Eva, and son Ellwood, and
Mr. Melvin Clark motored to London
last week.
Mrs. Ferguson of Goderich visited
with her son, Mr. J. E. 'Harnwell.
\Irs, :Pareaut and Miss Lulu Col -
dough after visiting their parents,
here, have returned to .their home in
Detroit.
Mr. W. Beatty of Mount Brydges,
passed through our burg Tuesday
*morning,
Miss Frances Mossop has returned
home after spending a week with her
aunt, Mita Mossop of our village.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward of'Tuckersmith
spent Stmday'with Mr, and Mrs, F.
Weekes.
Mr. Win, Reid returned to Orange-
ville after spending the week end with
his wife and little daughter Jean,
(Lite for last week.)
Mr..Mel. Clark and Miss Eva Epps
spent Sunday with friends in Godes
rich.
The Union picnic was held in Jow-
ett's Grove last Thursday. '
Mr. and Mrs. F. Weekes spent the
week end in Listowel with Mrs.
Wood
'Mr. Elwood Epps attended the
summer school in Goderich.
Miss Elliott of Stratford, in com-
pany with her neice, spent a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Deihl,
HILLSGREEN.
'lir. and Mrs. James ' Grieves, of
London, • and Mrs. Whitmore and
daughter of Toronto were calling an
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile and Mr, and
\irs. James Jarrott, one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott from
drip en were visiting with his grand-
mother, Mgrs. John Jarrott, Sr.,. on
Sunday,
blissAfur' 1
tel Car ite has returned
e red
after spending the past two months at
R inbutn.
The choir of Union church here
held a picnic at Grand Bend to be
present with Miss Ida Cochrane who
is camping at Grand Bend, Ida used
to he a member of the choir before
going to Toronto, where she holds a
good position.
Wheat cutting is the order .of the
day now amongst the farmers,
Rev, •Mr. Maines of Walton will
preach in Union church on Sabbath
next. Rev. Mr. Lundy is taking his
holidays.
KIPPEN.
Mr, John Wainer and friend, of
Strathroy, spent the week -end with
the former's'.,aunt, Mrs. Thos,. Day -
man,
Mr, :and. Mrs, Wm. Ironside, of
Orillia, and tMr. and Mrs. Alf. Iron -
side and son Carleton, of Ilderton,
spent a day this 'week with ' Mr. and
Mrs.; Jno. McNaughton.
Rev, Mr. and Mrs, 'Lundy are
spending the month of August at
their 'swnrner cottage at Port Albert
and their many, friends wish them a
pleasant vacation.
Mr, Wm, Kyle, who was seriously
wounded in a car accident ten days
:it;•q_ is doing as well as could be ex-
pected,
Mrs, ,Cobb and daughter Margat-
t ito of Kamloops,
B.,C. who have
been visiting with their many
friends
in this vicinity, left this week for their
western home.
Several from this community are
taking in the old Nome 'week in Lon-
d
on
Mr: W' L. Me11is and sister,Mar-
garet,,attended the, funeral otheir
aunt, tt Wiartor , Bruce county; cru
Saturday last.
•
•
Mr. 'Ilugh Alcallurtrie had the mis-
fortune to
ris••fortune-to lose three work horses
within a week from an incurable di-
sease. It Was a'setious foss. as it left
hila without ^a horse on the farm at a
busy tones of the year.
Wheat 'cutting has been general the
past week in this part, but the crop
is far from being ,a bumper one.
The general_ rain on Sunday last
did a great deal of good to pasture
and growing crops.
Picnics -are nttmet'bus this summer
to different parts along the lake.
McKILLOP.
Mr. -Cho, a student of Toronto Uni-
versity, gave a demonstration of alu-
minum ware at Mrs. Robert hicFar
lane''s on Friday night. There was a
guessing contest and hiss Margaret
Cuthill was 'the lucky winner of an
aluminium dipper. I•Ie also presents
the lady of the house with an alet?min-
um casserole, but to save time her pre-
sented it.tosMr, McFarlane instead.
Ins, Allen Ross had a quilting bee
on Thursday last, quilting a quilt for
the W.M.S.
BLAKE.
Mr. and firs. Peter Steinman and
Mr. and `Mrs. Chris. iBaechler, of
Tavistock, were visiting friends and
relatives in and around Blake:
Mr. and Mrs. David +Ginge'rich, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Gingerich and their
little daughter Viola, 'spent Sunday
with relatives and friends at Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kennel, of
Blake, are visiting relatives at Naw
Hamburg, Baden and Kitchener..
IIt. and Mrs. Amos Gascho and
family, of the Bronson line, south of
Blake, ancr Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bren-
nan, of Blake, are visiting friends and
relatives at Milverton Poole.
Mr, Valentine Gerber,•of Blake, and
:Mr. M. K. Gerber. north' of Blake,
motored to Wellesley' on Saturday
and returned on Sunday. •
The Blake Chinch held their picnic
at Bayfield last Thursday.
LONDESBORO.
Rev, Mr. Abney conducted services
in Knox and Burns churches after a
well deserved holiday,
Air. and Mrs. Ivan Ross, of Vine-
land, spent Sunday at the home of the
former's parents.
The Lear picnic was held at 'Gode-
rich on Friday. Every one reported
a good time.
Mr, Joe. Shaddick 'spent Thursday
at Bayfield,
We are glad to know that Miss R.
Woodman is able to be up again.
Mrs. W. McCool has purchased
from ,Mr, Fared Si obrooke his trick
residence hi the village and expects to
move in about a month's time.
The funeral of the• late Thos. S'ho-
brooke was largely attended .from his
late residence on the thirteenth of
Mullett to the Union cemetery on
Wednesday last, Mr, Shobrooke will
be much missed by his many friends,
Mr, Jas. Robertson is spending the
week in London taking ht the Old
Boys Reunion.
Miss Eminerton, of London,is
spending the week -end with friends
here.
Misses es Tu l' ra Bro n Dora
w and -Dna
Voclden returned home last Sunday
afterspending a week at summer
school in Goderich.
Quite a number from here intend
taking in the excursion to Niagara
Falls on Saturday next.
Mr, T. Moon spent the week -end'
at his home here, '
Mtfr. Johnston Crawford is spending
a leis, days with his sister, Mrs. F.
Prest, of London,
,Mr. Edward Crawford called on
Brucefield friends recently,
Mrs, John, Grainger and Miss
Gladys is" visiting in Shelbourne this
week,
Miss Ruth 'Shaddick is visiting .her
friend' , Miss Ford, of London, this
week.
Miss Della' McCool, of Toronto, is
home for her holidays,
sassamssenammas
visiting .Blyth friends this Week.
Miss •Mlildred Brown, of Toronto,
is spending' her holidays with her`.
aunts, Mrs, 'Sloan and Mrs; Logan,
+blrs. Joseph Carter spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Jo'hn.Rrigham,
There was a large attendance at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday to
hear' ' the double -quartette frow -To
roiito,
"Monday, Au est 2nd, ' va's Bly:th's
civic holigay.{ i
and +bits, David Laidlaw .and
family, accompanied by Mr. Jas. Laid-.
law, of Auburn, spent near
' with.
Mr. Edward Haskell; Goderich,
Miss Mayme Young, of London,
wlio, attended Goderich summer.
school, is now visiting 'friends in and
around Blyth:
Mr, and Mrs, Grierson and family,
who are Missionaries in Korea, are
at present visiting her brother, Mr.
Colin •Fingland.
The families of Mr. Jas. Richmond
and Mr, David Laidlaw spent Tues-
day picnicking in Bayfields
CARD OF THANK$.
Mr. Thomas ,Sharpe wishes to
thankthe firemen .and ' friends ,for
their, help in saving his shop.
BLYTH.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morrison, of
Toronto, were visiting friends'in and
around' town.
There passed away at the home of
his son, Thomas Shobbrook, of •Liu1-
lett, at the advanced age of eighty-
five years. The late Mr. Shobbrook
had been a sufferer from gangrene,
which affected his feet, some months
ago. His wife .passed away in April,
1925, and he is survived by_'one son
Fred. The funeral took place Wed-
nesday, with interment in Union 5u cem-
eter .
y '
Miss Lillie.rr, ' who has
Ca
spending her holidays at the home of
her .father, Mui, A. 13. Carr, returned
to Calgary on Tuesday to resume' her
duties as deaconne Central
ss of C nt al
Church,
.Messrs. Ernest Sanderson William
Taylor and 'Albert Sanderson . were
London visitors on Thursday. •
Mri Will Pollard, of Seaforth, is
NOTICE.
uMaKillop 'Municipal Council will
meet at Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, on
.Thursday, 'August 12, 1926, at 10.00
a.m. Reading (McCallum Drain report
at 10.30 sem.Buchanan drain report
read at 1.30 .p.m. General 'business at'
3.30 p.m, F. J. McQUAI'D,:'Reeve.
BINDER FOR SALE:
A five-foot Massey. -Harris binder in
good repair at a reasonaibie price. 'Ap-
ply• to JAMES KENNY, St. Collins -
ban, 31
LOST.
Large hound,lost about July 30th
or 31st. Brown head, , !black and
white body. Any person found har-
boring this clog without notifying the
owner, will, . be prosecuted: Finder
please phone 30-170, Seaforth central.
BYRON McGILL, 'Harpttrhey. 33
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice 100 acre farm, lot 1, con. 4,'
Hulled, all under cultivation, a new
frame house and bank barn, 434 .miles
from Seaforth, For •particulars ap-
ply to ROBERT COATES, Seaforth.
433
PROPERTY IN SEAFORTH FOR
SALE. '
9 -roomed frame' house, .modern con-
veniences, hardwood
oil-veniences,hardwood floors, front and
back stairs, maple and spruce shade
ti ees, 2 apple trees and small fruit.
Large stable and garage. Modern hen
FOR SALE.
'Good seyei1 : rgcnned house, corner
Victoria and. George streets, Seaforth,
opposite .hospital,` Two lots, good
garden and -large stable. MRS. WWI,
HAIBK2iRK, ,' 33
COMFORTABLE DWELLING
"FOR SALE. ,
Electric lights, hard and soft
i*ater. indoors. Cement cellar with
cement floor. In first class condi-
tion. Good garden. This property
may be inspected at any time and will
be sold' cheap. MRS. GEO. W.
BROWN, Huron street, Seaforth 31
CREAM SEPARATOR FOR SALE.
Melotte Cream Separao •, brand
new, 500-600 lbs. capacity. 'For, quick
sale at a bargain. Apply to The
News Office. 31
FARM FOR SALE.
One hundred acres of choice land,
being lot 15, concession 9, 'McKillop.
Well fenced and drained, ten acres of
good, hardwood 'bush, bank barn 36 x
80, windmill and \tank, implement
house 22 st 60, fwo story' brick house,
summer kitchen and wood shed, fur-
nace, hard and soft water in house
convenient to church and close to
school. Will be sold with or without
the 'crop. For further particulars
apply to SAMUEL SMITH_ R.R.
1, Dublin, Ont. 31.
FARM FOR SALE..•
150. -acres choice land, with first
class' 'buildings, well drained, mostly
grass. This property can be bought
without 'purchaser paying any money
provided :he can give. satisfactory se-
curity, and will considerhouse in Sea -
forth or, Clinton as part pay, provid-
ing it is nicely situated. Apply at The.
News Office. 31
South Huron United
Fal niers Political
Association
will hold a convention on Thursday,
August 5th in the hall at 2 p ' m. at
Hensel]. .A full delegation, from each
polling sub -division is desired.
Any elector will be welcome.
'house, 50'x14', large poultry yard, 24 . W. G. MEDD, President
acres of land: A real bargain at G, W. LAYTON. Secretary
$3,500, Apply ANDREW ARCHI-
BALD, Box 282, Seaforth, Phone '
44W 31
,,,Thursday -- Friday -- --
Saturday
JACKIE COOGAN
in His Merry Successor to "The Rag Man"
OLD CLOTHES
The old son of Erin. Broke! Bust!.
Strapped! Back to the junk wagon!
Pp y i
A comedy Delight' of oma' clothes patch,.
ed with sunshine, smiles and heart throbs
MATINEE SATURDAY at 3 p. m,
Monday
Tuesday -- -- Wednesday
)OIJ6LAS MacLEAN
THAT'S MY BABY
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RlN@ESS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MfdiicaI.
DR. PFI, HUGH ROSS, Physician
and _Surgeon. Late of London Hos-
pital, 'London, England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Office and resid-
ence behind
esid-encebehind Dominion Bank. Office
Phone No. 5;• 'Residence Phone 106,
DIR. F. J. BURROWS, Seaforth:
Office and residence, Goderich street„
east of the Methodist ,Ohureh. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Tele-
phone No. 40:"
DR. C, MA'CKAY.—C. Mackay,
honor graduate of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity
Medical College; •member of the Cot-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons Of
Ontario.
DR, F. J. R. 'FORSTER—Ere, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi-
cine, University of Toronto 1287. Late
Assistant New York Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute,' Moorefield's Eye, and
Golden Square throat 'hospitals, Lon-
don, England. AtConunerciad hotel,
Seaforth, 3rd Monday in. each month,
from 1.1 a.m to 3 p.m. Next visit
on September 2011.
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DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, grade=
ate of Northwestern University, _Chi-
cago, 111, Licentiate ]Royal College,of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office
over • Sills' hardware, Main street;
Seaforth. Phone 151.
DR. F. J. BECH'ELY, graduate
Royal 'College of Dental Surgeons,;
Toronto, Office over W. R. Smiths
Grocery, Main ' street, Seaforth.
Phones, office 185RW, ,residence 185J,
Auctioneer.
•
GEORGE ,ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer fit" the County of Huron,
Arrangements ' can be made for .Sale'
Date at The Seaforth News. Charges
moderate and satisfaction guarantee$.
General. Fir-e,•,Life,
Accident &. Automobile
INSURANrCE; AGENT
and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines
James S WatiSOI]'
North Main St. S'EA'FORTH,' ONT.
THE. McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
FARM ,AND ISOLATED TOWN,
PROPERTY 0 NL Y, INSURED
Offjcers—James Connolly;, Goder-,
ich; •Alex, James Evans, Beechwood,.
Vice President; D, F. McGregor;
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors--lWm, Rinn, No. 2, Sea -
forth; John Benneweis, Brodhagen;
James Evans, Beechwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. I3roadfoot, No. 3, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, _ Walton;,
Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No, 3Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, Brucefield.
Agents—Atex, .Leitch,`•r.r. 1, Clin-
ton; E. Hinckley, Seaforth; ' J. A.
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V.
Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmoutb,
Bornholm: 'James Kerr and John
Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors, .Partie.• ?-
desirous to effect insurance or trans-
act other !business `will be promptly
attended to by application to any -of
the above named officers addressed,
tb their, respective postoffices.
. SEAFORTH MARKEETS. •
Wednesday, August 5th.'
Wheat, per bus. $125
Oats, per.bus.
Barley, per bus 55c
Buckwheat, per bus. 50c
Bran, per cwt - $1.60
Shorts, per .cwt. , , . $1,60
Butter; per ib, 80c
Eggs, per doz. ., . , ..18e, 24c 26c
Pota'toes,'per bag $2.00
Hogs, per, cwt: ...... $12.25
GENTLEMEN.
Here we areagain to attend to
your wants in the line of Roofing, etc.'
How about a good Corrugated Galy.
Roof of the Council Standard 'brand,
for your outbuildings, or a good As-
phalt Roof for either dwelling or out-
bunldings; Both are safe from sparks
falling on then; the latter are in -differ-
ent styles and colors and wake a fine
siding for a dwelling, no !paint requir-
ed
But '
nfo
do
u
Y not feel
safe
under
either from electric • storms, let- us s.
quote you on The 13 • •Phillips Pure'
Copper' Lightning Rods. W'M. DOW,
Jr., Contractor, Kippen, r.r. 3. Phone
138 r 2, Seaforth. 32