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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-12-30, Page 8HENSAL ^hle%Ien.and Jean, Ellet, of tdon;',wisited over the holiday at eiraiome here. Mr. r , a'nd Mrs, :Alonzo Ortwein of etroit,--visited over •Christina's. -with. Jr, and Mrs. 1 J. .VV, Ortwein and her relatives. Miss Florence Welsh, c is of Loniten - si t.d over the Holiday under„ the'e r.i"t aretital.roof, Mies . E. x a Ca.seuiore?:ted over' v �, y ':hristmas with'-herp archts n ' i" V n - � r g Ivirs. Lon 'Simpson, William: and liae.. Sinn son �of 'Detroit visited � over P ,is the holiday with relatives in town. ' MCss Mattie Ellis is visiting rela- tives in 'Guelph. Mr, Fred Steacy, of Lucien, spent Christmas with - Phis mother, Mrs, Samuel (Steacy and sister +Lfilian, Mr. John Carmichael, of Detroit, visitedover the week -end at his home here. Miss Helen Fisher,of Toronto Is visiting oyer the hliday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Fisher, Miss Margaret 'ilopkirk, of Detroit, is visiting over the holiday with her Parents,, lyk. and Mrs. Hopkirk, Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Onondago, is spending'the Christmas holidays at his home here, ,Miss J, V. Johnston- is spending the holidays at her home in Clifford. ,Mr. John Steacy, sof Detroit, spent Christmas wvith his another and sister here,. The dance held in the town hall on Thursday evening was largely at- tended anti all reported a good time. Mrs. Margaret Dair visited over Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Bonthron. Misses Margaretta and Sores Chap- man, of Palmerston, are visiting over the holidays with their grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Scott. ,Mr. land. Mrs. John (Buchanan, of London, spent the week -end with Mo. and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan. Mr. -'Russel McKay, of London, is spending 'the holidays with parents, Mr. and Mrs, -Wm. McKay, Mrs. 'Campbell, of Windsor, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. owl Mrs. Jas. A. Bell. Mr. Donaki Hoggarth, who has been in the West for the past four months, returned home on Thursday. Mr, and 'Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer, of De- troit, visited over 'Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Root. Higgins and family.. Dr. G. L. Smith, of St. Marys, vs t- ed over Christmas with friends in down. Misses Laura and Greta Sararas, of Toronto, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon ISarares. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ortwein and eon Lloyd, of London spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J Ort- wein. Mr. Arnold Bell, of Toronto is vis- iting over the holidays with his moth- er. Mrs, Bertha Bell. Miss Lin Ortwein, of Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Ortwein. Miss Ada Gram and Mr. Percy , Gram, of Lansing, Mich., are visit- ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Gram, Misses Mary and Gertrude Hog- garth, of Toronto, spent Christmas under the parental roof. Miss Alice Dougall, of Windsor, nds r. spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and :vers, Wm. Dougall. ,Miss Edith McEwan, of Kitchener, eft Welsh who has creditably g s v e town ur ye rs as is visiting' her sister Lily, and brother reeve; Councillor Rabt, Higgins, five taught our school the last your year. John. years, Councillors McArthur and and will be greatly missed as a teach - Miss Ruth Chapman is visiting re- Campbell four years each and Coun- er and entertainer. The good wishes mfth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wives in in Detroit. chlor Priest one year, and at time of of her many friends go with her. man Sararas. Mr. Wm. McLean, of North Bay, writing all the old council had quoit- Mfrs, A. Mitchell has sold her farm The many friends of. Miss Clara spent the holiday with friends in fled for 1927. m Mr. George Mitchell, who takes Sararas gathered at the home of her town. Miss Lucille Pybus of Windsor vis- possession Jan, lst, life are sorry to father on Monday evening- and pre - Miss Amy Lammie, of Toronto, itr•d over Christmas with relatives in lose Mrs. Mitchell from our midst, rented her with a miscellaneous show- anent Christmas at her home here. and around llensall, ni 1. Epps moved her effects to Gode- er prior to her marriage to Mr, Roy Mr. E. Knipe spent the week -end rich on Monday. McDonald, with relatives in 'l istowel. o Y Y The Christmas entertainment under Miss Irma Rennie, of Detroit, spent 1 k Ch ' h the auspices of the Young People's CecMrsSE.as with Reenie her parents, Mr, and tune to falinoElder n the Inchthe rmisfor h°Miss Logan is visiting friends in Society• hurcwas held in the Presbyterian • Miss Hazel Coxworth, of Essex, is and break her and around Lucknow, Thursday evening. The left arm, proceeds amounted to over $30. spending the holidays with her moth-., Mr. Roy Lamont of visitedllonday was nomination day and " The following is the programme of er 'here Erie.nds in town on iVof ClintonClin. everything passed off quietly, all the the service held in the Presbyterian Christmas Ernestuahis Pepper, ofhSarnia, spent- ,Mr. R. E. Cook of .Ridgetown vis- Consequently therewilltbeinor selec- church on Sunday, Dee. 26th: "Hark! re. iter) for a few days in town this week. tion the Herald .Angels Sing,' invocation, Mrs. Robt. Bonthron, who has been] Mr, hreal Drummond of Toronto The United Church held their visitinfointhDetroitast .ixhaseeketurnied jvisileri over Christmas with his Par - relatives Christmas tree on Thursday night. c nt, Mr and Mrs Tito. Drummond home, Miss Hazel Smillie. of Stratford, is visiting her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer, Wind- sor, spent. the holidays with the for- mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Palmer. Dr. Campbell has recently moved into the residence formerly occupied by -Mr. `Lockwood, east of his form- er'home. Miss Lily McKay, of Toronto, spent Christmas with her• parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McKay. Mr. Wm, Stonet of Detroit, spent 'the week -end at his home here. Mn. and Mrs, Peter Buchanan. of Toronto, were holiday visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stapleton, of, heantifully decorated tree, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. London, spent Christmas with Mr. Mr, Harold Witmer and lady friend and (Mrs. I . Elliott. Wm, Stone and family, cif Kitchener are visiting with Mr. , Miss 1. Cooper, Toronto, and Miss" lvlr., Jas. Fisher, of Detroit, is'visit-�anil' Mrs, Harry Price. F. Cooper, 'Seaforth, spent Ohris;tmas [3 tl with their sister, Mrs, F. Hambley, Mr. and Mrs,: F, O'Brien attended the O'Brien -' O'Brien wedding at Ridgetown on; Christmas; day, Mn. and Mrs, J. Worden and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Norris and family spent Christmas at Cen-. tralia. Mr. 5, Einmerson, Mrs. Cubertson, and daughter, of - Galt, Miss Doris Remnant, Woodstock; Mrs. Rem- nant, Thames Road, and Mrs. James Remnant, Cromarty, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Leslie. Mr. and 'Mrs, C. 'Bowman, of Rog- ersville, visited the lettere; •mother, Mrs, Yeo, recenitly. Miss Margette Sadler,' Stratford, Mr. Howard'Leary and Mr, ,Clarence Norris, Mitchell, are holidaying at home. Rev. and Mrs. Denny and family, of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and et •:. A. Mr.7 ellan. Our teachers, Miens J. Mountain, Miss P. Thomson and Miss H. Pol- lard, are visiting at their respective .homes in St. Marys, Kip,pen and Nor - Miss Isabel McLellan, of'Carlisle Is 'holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McI etlan. Mr. and Mrs, ,Norman Bushfteld, Dublin, spent the week -end with the lay'er's Parents, Mn. and Mrs. Wen, Sadler. Goodwin. After the service Mr. Sin- of rhe Pari•-13ine, Hay, passed l iyvs -olair thanked:'n 1''" 3,-, the .choir on behalf L ndoi It o£ o t, ho`s'aital.on;. Sunday `morn t y m li tlie'costgregatton fot'tlte splendid way last, Mr:'McAllistcr,has suffered with tlii<y had given. the cantata, and also a cancer for since time -and despite the splendid service choir and choir the best medical and niirshtgtskill, he leader, Mr. W. 0. Goodwin, and the passed away, Ile was born 'on 'th'e ot;.dalldst, Isfise E. Fisher,' had given old homestead, Parr line, 55 years during the past year. ago and spent all his life on the Parr Me. Wnt. McMartin, of Galt, spent line: Mr. ':McAllister was ::tarried the holiday .with relatives in town. The Literary' Society: of the Hen - sell continuatoin school held. its meeting on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 23rd, with Jean Stone in the chair and Dorothy Heffernan acting as.'sec- retary. The meeting was opened by singing "My Bonnie Lyes Over the twice, his first wife predeceasing' him a number of years ago, leaving two sons, Robert and ;fames, both farm- ing on the Parr dine. His remains were brought from London: on Sun- day to his home where the funeral took place. on Tuesday afternoon to r•Iillsgreen cemetery, Mr. McAllister Ocean," after which the minutes of was one of the best known men in the last meeting' were read and this district, being a prominent fer- nier and breeder of thoroughbred stock. Quite a number from the vil- lage attended the funeral on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Fanny ,Bissett of Exeter visit- ed friends in' town on Tuesday. The Presbyterians held their' Sun- day school Christmas entertainment in the town hall being (filled to capa- city and the entertainment was very Hutch enjoyed'by the large crowd present. The hockey season is again open. Hensell team defeated Zurich' 3-1 at Zurich on Tuesday night. On Thurs_ day night Exeter plays at "Hensall, Reeve Geiger will be present and start the game going. The new fire engine will arrive in town on Wednesday of this week and will be thoroughly tested out by the conn'c 'before it is accepted. adopted. The meeting then took the. form of a, Christmas concert given by the "Kindergarten Kids of Kala- mazoo." The first part of the pro- gram was spent, in a cat concert and the remainder in classical comedy. The cats introduced themselves to the audience by singing "How Do You Do," after which Dorothy .Heffernan gave an account of the last concert by the "Kindergarten Kids.' Readings by Marie Foster and -Gertrude Hig- gins and an instrumental by Etta Bell were greatly enjoyed. Dorothy Heffernan gave an interesting talk on sone of most; famous. poets, after which a cat concert was given, An interesting Indian dance and panto- mime was then given, followed by' a song by Marie' Foster. An amusing play was well rendered by the pupils, after which Jean Stone and Lorne Chapman took charge of the Christ- mas tree. The pupils of the school then presented a -hydro lamp to Miss Johnston, the principal, and an -ivory Lamp to •Miss Stewart, The teachers ably responded to the presentation read by Dorothy Heffernan. 'A chor- us entitled:"Jingle Sell' was given, after which the meeting closed by singing the National ,Anthem. Nomination Meeting.—The 'nomin- ation meeting was held in - the town hall on Moday.evening with Clerk Alex. Murdock at ,presiding officer, At the close of the- nomination. the clerk read off the naives of those no- minated as ,follows: -For reeve, Owen Geiger, Win. Consitt and Geo. C. Petty,' For council, Rebt, Higgins, Robt, McArthur, Robt, Cameron, Jas. Priest, Cliris, Campbell, Alfred Clark and Win. Consitt. Trustees. Thos. Ven. Mc Welsh, Henryoidan and � l el Y VARNA. Laren. Public Utilities, Charles We are very sorry to have to re - Moore. .As no more than required the serious accident which number were dominated for trustee hap - port board or public utilities the clerk int - while to Mr. Thos. Browned on mediately declared the old members Monday while working in the weals elected by acclamation and gave the He' had the misfortune to be struck nominees for reeve and council until on the head by - a failing limb ,which nine o'clock "Tuesday evening to qua:-- rendered him unconscious, and at timefwritinghad not regained o he ga Murdoch was appointed f Clerk u F P b'• Dr.Newton-Brady. the chairman of the after meet - end r y ing and immediately called on Mr. A. and Ar t:andfer atter a 'consultation L. Case, sec,-treas. of the trustee on Tuesday afternoon, decided to re school board for et statement on its move Mr. Brownett to Clinton hospi- affairs. Mr. Case spoke for a few tai where the X-ray will be used.. minutes and gave a statement of the While little hype is held for his re- minutes col finances and that all the ex_ covert' we trust for the best as Mr. peuaes of the year were paid up and Brownett is a much respected citi- he. hada :surplus: of '$200. Reeve Gei ren, r ger spoke for a leu minutes on the Mrs. l Austin and Master Willie county 11 ti but as he mtenda are s•,euding the holiday in Detroit ALMA. elr. Jack Dale is at present laid up with an attack of measles. Mr. Archie Robison of Auburn vis- ited friends here .this week. .- Mr. Frank Schoales . of Algona, Called on old 'friends here on Monday. Quite a member from here attend- ed the sale of Mr. Oscar Tebbutt near Holmesviile on Tuesday, Miss Cook of, Westfield was -a vis- itor here this' week. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, 'Hitse of Clin- ton are spending Christmas ' week with their daughter. Misses Edna Jamieson and Anotia Dale of Winthrop are spending their vacation at their respective homes. Mrs. T. Carter of Clinton is visiting friends here at present. to call a public meeting of the elect with air. and Sirs. Schell. elect- ors to discuss, as far as Hensel! is Misses Hazel and Ada. Steep are CROMARTY. concerned, the recent valuation of the ependin the holiday with their par- *M an -ifrs. Archie Loxton, of rows -by the county valuators, it way On Tuesday nicht of last week a Grenleei•nitast., are visiting friends in thou Its advisable dj- gto adjourn the verypleasant time was spent in the. yof meeting to the night selected, which en'ls Annie Speare,idayToronto, is will be advertiser) immediately. Reeve hall in the form of a farewell party to spending her holidays under the par - Miss er er ed th #o a ss rental roof, Sfissee Laura and Greta. Sararas, of Toronto, are spending their holidays TI -1E SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, '1026 EC'TI0N:',, 'CARDS' ",'Mary Jane Tufl,.an old '.male) (but not /1 \ •from choice), and four young ladies of the town: The evening closed To the Electors of McKillop. Ladies' and, 'Gentlemen: I am again g i a 'candidate 'for Reeve for 1927and T respectfully ask for your vote and in- fluence to secure nay election. and County ,equalization is to be adopt- ed at the January meeting of the County Council, and it is'of vital im- aortas ce to McKillop for tihe.next tens years. As in the past my motto is' (honest, economical' administration of 'Township and County affairs. Wish- ing you all- the compliments ' of the season, I remain, Yours respectfully; • FRANK IVIcQUA•I•D. To the Electors of McKillop: Ladies ane! Gentlemen: There'will be a municipal, election' isi •McKillop on January 3rd, 1927. " I have been nominated again to represent yon as councillor. Allow raze to thank you for the trust you have placed in me in the past, and should you deem hue still worthy of your trust, I will endeavor to continue to give our Township affairs my best attention, Wishing you the compliments of the season; your sincerely, DANfiEL REGELE. To the Electors of McKillop: -Ladies and Gentlemen; Having been nominated for councillor of McKillop fol. 1927, I respectfully ask your vote and influence, If elected my- aim will be economy in all town - 'ship affairs: Wishing you -the com- pliments of the season; yours, faith- fully, DANIEL BEUERMANN, To.the Electors of McKillop, Ladies and Gentlemen: Having been nominated for Councillor for 1927, I earnestly ask your to give -inc your support 'on Monday, Jan. 3rd, and if elected I will endeavor to serve the township to the best of my ability. Wishing you „he, compliments of the season, , JNO. M. ECKERT. To the Electors of the Township of Tuckers i mitis Ladies a- dt s nd Gentlemen: At the re. quest of a large number of rate- payers I have consented to become a candidate 'for the :Rceveship. In the limited time between now and elec- tion day it will be impossible for me to personally solicit the support of all the electors. I therefore take this means afalingf s or yourvote and g influence in the coming contest. If elected I' will endeavor to give the af- fairs of the Township good and eco- nomical management and also give to the Township capable representation at the County Council. Wishing t h.ng Sou the compliments of the season. I am, Yours sincerely, ROBT. P. WATSON. Mr. N. P. Warrener of Pontiac Mich,. visited friends in town for a few days this week. Misses Gladys and Emil Beatty, ofLondon, spent ristmas at their Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins and There was a good crowd, the door Mr. and Mrs- A. J. Sweitzer visited receipts being $38.00. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Higgins at Cfin- Misses Irene and Jean Johnston, ton on Tuesday. of Iiespeler, 'are 'home for the 'heli - A Christmas concert was held at days, S.S. No. 1, Tuckersm•ith on Wbdnes- Mfr, Dan. Smith, of the R. C. R., day afternoon last. The .programme London, is spending a few days with consisted of a Mock Trial, "Who friends in and around our burg. Stole the Mince Pie," drills, -recite STAFFA. tins, -songs and music, gotten up by - vtr, and Mrs. Jack Sadler s• the teacher, Miss Rosie Broadfoot. pent A bounteous lunch was provided by the ladies of the section. Mr. Wilkin- son, a trustee. very ably acted as chairman, The school was filled all the section being present. At the close Santa Claus appeared and dis- tributed the many presents from the Christmas. in Mitchell, Mr. Harold O'Brien,. London, is spending the holidays under the par- ented roof. - T'he Christmas tree was well art - tended on Saturday night, Mr. and 'Mrs, D. Elliott, Windsor, irrg relatives at ensa Mrs. Ed. Douglas and little daugh- 'ter, of 'High Park, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Johnson. Mr, and Mrs. N. L. Murch, of To- ronto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair: Mr. and Mrs. Roy White spent Christmas wins :their parents here, Mr. Archie Spanks, of Detroit, visit- ed his father, (Miss Eulisse Eacrett, of Detroit, spent the holiday . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Eacrett. Miss Flo Cudmore, of Toronto, spent 'Christman with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, R. Cudmore, Special Christmas` services were held fine]] the churches ort Sunday last. In the United Church at the morning service the choir rendered bwo anthems, a solo by Mr. Munch,' of Toronto, and a violin solo by Miss Greta Laiormie. Rev, Mr. Sinclair preecetoe yon;, excellent sermon to a large codgnegation. At the evening 'service the„.`Oburch was filled to ca- pacity, -.After the sermon the choir rendered the cantata entitled; "The. Nativity:51 ,Christ," Those ,taking, spec cial parts in the cantata were Mrs. A. J•oynt, Miss E, Pybus, ,Mrs. A. Dark, Mrs, Lee Redden, )ass Nel1t . oY l e , Mr. Sam Rennie, Ed Linden etc, Mr. 'Geo, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Kennedy and baby of Windsor visited over the hol- iday with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger, Miss Marion Scott of Toronto is visiting relatives in town. The merchants of the village have decided to lose their places of busi- ness every night except Saturday night during Jan., Feb., and March, commencing January lst, 1927. A large crowd attended the Pres- byterian church on Sunday evening last to hear the cantata entitled, "Chimes of the 'Holy Night,” given by the choir, which was greatly en- joyed. Miss Mary Buchanan of Niagara Fails is visiting her parents, Mr, and '111rs. Alex, 'Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs: Phillips, Mr. and Airs- Reuben ,Cudmore and children, Misses Winnie and Flo Cudmore, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cud - more and children, of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet' Cudmore of Toron- so, visited over 'Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Roland Cudmore. !Reeve Geiger was re-elected by ac- clamation and the following have qualified for the council, ,Robt. Hig- gins, Jas. Priest, iRdbt, McArthur, Chris Campbell, Robt. Cameron and Wm. Con•citt, so it looks as if there f •the council, will be an electionr 0 wl Death of Win, McAllister, -- Mr. Wm. McAllister, a lifelong resident hymn "Hark the glad sound! The Saviour comes," lesson, 'Luke 1, 46- 55 (Mary's 'hymn); hymn "While Shepherds Watched their Flocks"; prayer, hymn by '°hoer, "Holy night) Peaceful night)"; lesson ,eMatthew 2, 1-12; announcements and offering; anthem, "Happy News"; offertory prayer, hymn "As with gladness men of old"; sermon; Gifts; hymn, "Joy to the World! The Lord is come"; benediction. Miss Ilazel Hay is, spending a few days with •her, aunt, Miss Polly Hoggarth. NORTH, leIcICILLOP, A very pleasant afternoon was spent on Tuesday, Dec. 21st in S. S; No. 9, ivfcKillopi when all excellent program was given ley; the teacher; Miss E. L. -:Reid, the pupils and ex- pupils of the school The following program was given with Mr. Geo. Dundas as chairman. A. stocking drill by the boyo recitations by Eve- lyn Dundas,. Elde and Evelyn Mc- Pherson, :Ralph McNichol, Elsie Florence and Grace Dennis, Charlie Munn, Willie McPherson, Carl Leon Hardt, ;Ross McNichol, Lorne Mc- Nichol, Mr. John Leeming pleased all with "mouth organ selections. The pupils sang three choruses very nice- ly and the primer girls gave a nightie drill. Four senior girls sang a Christ- mas hymn, and eight senior girl^, dressed as 'butterflies gave ,a drill which gave much; pleasure. The boys bad a drill entitled When I'm a• Man,." and the pupils a dialogue en- titled, "Teaching a'Lesson." Some of the parents gave the season's' -greet- ings and words of cheer to teacher and pupils. {Some of the above items were repeated at night at a 'Christ- mas tree at ;the )Bethel church with the addition of two solos by 'Charlie Boyd and a solo by Irene Smith a reading entitled "Coming Home for Christmas," by Cora Mathers and a recitation by Brenton Godkin, The young people froin i$. S. No. 6 gave a. dialogue entitled "A Family Hold Up.." There was much laughter over 4,3 -ant play entitled, "A Double Pro- posal." The characters were 'Cyrus. i lam Morrison. • r. w W t1 1 h f Morrison, a er m d his son Just home,from college; e•Jonas, Wheatley, t'he hired` Man Mrs. Dor- othy Sweet, a young widow; Miss with a visit from Santa Claus who distributed gifts from a well loaded tree, Persistent sste t -Asthma. A most dis- tressing.characteristic of :this debi'litt- a'ting;disease, is the persistence with which recurring ,attacks conte to sap away strength and leave ,the sufferer in a at -ate f al -most continual exhaus- tion. No wiser.' pr'ecauti'on can be taken than that of keeping at hand a supply of Dr. J. D. .Kellogg's Asthma Rerncdy, famous as the most potent -remedy for eradicating the disease from the tender air passages, AUCTION SALE. Of Farm , Eaten Stock and Iniple- ments, The undersigned -has received instructions to sell by ,public' auction on ,Lost 10, Concession 1, (Hay, Tues- day, January llth, 1927, at 1 o'clock sharp, the )following: 100 acres. of lana on the London road, being lot 10, con. 1, Hay, gogdbrick house, one of the. best bank (barns in ,the cmn- munty, It is well fenced and drain- ed and is in a good state- of cultiva- tion. Int has (three good'wel'lc, 9 acres of fall wheat, ploughing all • done, good orchard, 15 acres of alfalfa, 10 acres sweet clover. This es 'a gond farm olid is well situated. Horses— Heavy mare in foal, weight 1,600 lbs,; heavy gelding rising 6 years; car- riage horse rising -4 years; sorel driv- ing horse, roan horse. Cattle -1 cow due Aug. 12; 1 cow due Aug.; 28th; 6 ,fresh. cows, 3 -yearling ,heifers, 2 yearling steers, 2 fall calves. Pigs— Brood sow, 7 shoats. 75 hens. 'Collie dog. Iniplements—IF. & W. binder, McCormick mower, Deering seed' drill, cultivator, roller, 6 -section hat - rows, McCormick bean harvester, 'rid- -ing plow, walking plow, disc harrow,. 2 heavy wagons, sleighs, buggy, cut- ter, 'fanning mill, root pulper, hay rack, wagon box, gravel box, stone ,bone, emery stone, 2 ladders, set scales, fence wire, lumber, a quantity of wood, water ,trough, hay fork, ropes, pulleys, car and slings, 2 set double harness, 1 set single harness, new 'cseani separator, churn, 'box stove, shovels, forks, 'hoes,; 'chains, evliifletrees, neckyokes, pails, barrels, boxes and other articles too numer- ons to mention, 300 bus. turnips and inangels, 40 bags potatoes, 375 bus. of oats, 275 bus,; barley, 75 bus. of mix- ed feed; 25 tons of ;hay, 'straw to go with place. Terms—Farm-10 per cent. on day of sale, balance in 30 days, Chattels—$10 ;mid under, cash; over 'that amonirt nine 'months' credit will he given on furnishing approved joint .notes "or discount of 6 per', cent. off for cash, 'Camiel"Moy,aert,, prop., Frank 'Coates, clerk; Frank Taylor, attc't TAX NOTICE. All :taxes not paid before the 10th of January,. 1927, proceedings will be taken to collect. Taxpayers in arrears - govern thenrselves accord- ingly as this will ,be the last ,notice given: By order, GEORGE McKEE, . Collector of Taxes Tp. of McKillop. U.F.O. NOTICE. The 1.1.,F.O. will hold its nioirthly meeting in the Carnegie Library, on Wednesday, January: 12th, at -8 p:mt, JOS. FORREST. TOWN OF SEAFORTH. NOTICE. '" - Householders are hereby notified that complaints have been :made to the Conned regaring depositing ashes on the streets; causing trouble to teamsters with heavy loads, and when a thaw comes the! snow tinder the ashes does not melt and the uneven roadway is liable cause upsets. It is contrary to the•Town Byla ws to depositashes on the streets, but the Council will ,be pleased to permit same to ibc deposited evenly.` on the travelled no.ction of the roadway only when there is no snow on the ground, but not on any other portion at any time,. Ash piles on the streets are very unsightly. By order. W. 11. GOIDING, Mayor. Seaforth, Dec. 21, 1926, 52 [xtra! Tremendous Extra! Cut Price SaI� at CHEIFETZ ROS. SEAF T Before yi- do any t buying i:le sure and visit our store It will save you many dollars. HAPPY NEW YEAR'S ATTRACTION. COLLEEN 1OORE ELLA CINDERS "Cinderella of the Movies" Suggested by the famous comic newspaper strip She won a beauty contest -•- came out of a small town into Hollywood's biggest studio --- come on behind the scenes with Ella Cinders, the kitchen slave who turns movie ` vamp. Laughs! They never end. It's the kind of show that has made Colleen the best liked actress of the screen. MATINEE NEW YEAR'S' DAY ' Monday Tuesday POLA NE6 I in ' TUE CROWN OF LIES R PRINeESS Wednesday PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR, H. HUGH ROSS, 1hYsicitri and Surgeon. Late of London fibs- pital, London, England. Special al:tention to diseases of t'he"eYa, ear, nose and throat, Office and resid- ence behind Dominion Bank. Office Phone No, 5; Residence Phone' 106, DR. F. J. 'BURROWS, ibaforth. Office and residence, Goderich street, east of the Methodist Church, Car- oner for the County of Huron,; Tele- phone No. 40. DR. C. MACKAY.—C, Mackay, honor graduate of Trinity Uihivets- ity and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons 'of Ontario.' DR. F. J. R. FORSTER —3 R , Ye, Ear,. Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi - eine, University of Toronto 1897. Late Assistant New York. Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield'sEye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, Lon- don, England, At Commercial ' hotel. Seaforth, 3rd Monday ` in each Ste , month, from 11 am. to 3 p.m. DR, W. C. SPROAT.—Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, 'London. Member of. College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aberhar%t's " Drug Store, Main St, Seaforth. Phone 90. • Dental. D,R, J. A, MUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, gradu- ate of Northwestern University, . Chi- cago, Ill. Licentiate Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over Sills' hardware, Main street, Seaforth. Phone 151. DR. F. J. ,BECHELY, graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's Grocery, -Main streets Seaforth. Phones, office 185W, residence 185J. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Arrangements a ement s canbe g made for Sale Date at The Seaforth News. Charges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. General Fire, Life, Accident &.14utomobiie INSURANCE AGENT• and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines James Watson North' Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT. THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire insurance Coo FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex, James Evans, Beechwood, Vice President; D. F, McGregor, Seaforth Sec. -Treasurer. Directors—Wm, Rinn, No. 2, Sea - forth; John Benneweis, Brodhagent James Evans, 'Beechwood; M. Me - Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Broadfoot, No,3 See - forth; J G, Grieve No. 4, Waitont Robert Ferris, Oarlock; George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, . Brucefield. Agents—Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin- ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth;, J. A. Murray, r.r. Nor 3, Seaforth; 5. V. Yeo, Hoimesvville; R. G. Jarmottth, Bornholm, James Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other ,business , will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices.,; eitimulasninseiimissieeeme FARM' for SALE or RENT 100 Acres Close to Town MONEY to -LOAN. on First Mortgage Farm Property A. D SUTHERLAND General Insurance~ 'Agency Real Estate, Bonds, Conveyancing, Etc. Phone 152 SEAFORTH ONTARIO inalcuma SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wednesday, Dec. 29th.' Wheat, per ilius, $1.20 Barley, per bus, .. , . ....t; .. . , .55c Oats, per bus. 45e -50c Buckwheat, per:bus 65c' Shorts, per cwt , ~ $1.75 !Bean, per cwt. `s" •1,65 Butter, per lb. 30c -35c Eggs, per dos, 45c -55c Potatoes, per hag $1.50 Hogs, per cwt $10.25 :Children suffering from worms soon show the symptoms, and any mother can detect the ` presence of oras: these - 1 h ,parasites by the writhiugs and fretting of the child.- Until expelled and the 'system cleared of 'them, the child cannot regain its health, Mill- er s oro P W 1 owder s are Yom t P and P efficient, not only for the eradication on of worms, but also as a toner up for children that are run down in con- sequence.