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The Seaforth News, 1927-01-20, Page 8kIENSALI, o k ' who has'''bee v Mr T ,k[1t tl;lu e.r,,. ' n ,is- ll.ehde i,>Ls.vthis •viemity:for sor{t4 7iifsf tettfrned t'o Atiburt ,on Ttlesdayi d5tat *.l'ii^utlr thtiit,:hls •two little 'grand-' .f ' s, wlia;'vvll,ufsit with thin for some t , .Pies-, A'1'reale last• of sickness s ,it • lit 15 g i ow•fi., n ed hasb e,,c fi ` • arnet iC se e n a rl ... a •o•hls 1i,anse for nearly a'- week,' Mr, ober` Higgins 'was threatened with tneunfonla; but is recovering; alto +frr aatd Mrs, • D"avlsl•-Foss and Mrs. ahs. Johnston. were IVIr�,Petty and -tean 1 in ,Clia- citron'Tiyesday evening,; installing the ffieers'of the ,Glinton Lodge of the The, People of the Presby- .ot'ian'Church' held a skating party at Are rink of Monday evening, A num- 'ler of prizes were given and after se- serai hours, of egijoyntent'on the', rink t dainty lunch was served in the base- ment of the church. The services in the United Church n ,Sunday last were largely attended Ltd a. quartette • composed of ,.Mrs, Alf 'Clark, Mrs. 'Sinclair, Mr. George ieollick and Mr. W. O. 'Goodwin,; sang The 'Homeland, and at the evening service the choir rendered two an - thous, Rev. Mr, Sinclair preachingat berth 'services.' On Sunday morning, -Feb. 6th, coin. amnion service will be held in the United Church, January 30th will be Men's day and a men's choir will fur- nish the music. Hockey Match. ---The hockey match 'between Zurich and Hensall on. the Hensel! rink on Friday evening last, after a hard fought battle, resulted in favor of Zurich, S to 7. Prizes of a nice scarf were awarded to Mr. Allen Soldan and the tickets for the ladies' scarf got `nixed so that prize was not awarded. Exeter plays at Hensall on Friday evening of this week. We forgot to mention last week that at the match between Exeter and ,Hen - salt two weeks ago, firm. Deitz of Kip.pen won the prize of ten pounds of 1)runtmond's best beef steak. It was real clever of the .hockey com- mittee to be able to judge so closely Bill's eating capacity. A number from here attended the funeral of the late Joseph Hawkins in Exeter on Tuesday. Mr. Wm. Stone intends leaving for Detroit on Monday. Mr. John Manson, reeve of Stanley, was in town on Friday. Miss Jessie Parks visited in Exeter on Tuesday. ' The annual meeting of the. South Huron Agricultural :Society was held at the Commercial hotel on Friday afternoon last, with a goodd attendance of the officers and directors. Mr. Wm. Consitt, president of the Society, presi.ded..A good deal of interest was shown in the proceedings and a good surplus from last year was reported by the treasurer. It was decided to bold a seed show t ho ' in the town hall, onHensall, n Feb. 25, with Professor f Squirrel of the Ontario Agricultural Society as judge, and the annual spring horse and cattle show will be held in 'Hensall, weather permitting on April 15th. Dr. Baker of Toronto, will be here as one of the judges of horses, The new officers of the as- sociation will be: President, W. D. 'Sanders, Exeter; vice president, Dr: Campbell, Hensall; 2nd vice president, M. Clark, Tuckerstnith; sec,-treas., K. McLean; directors, Owen Geiger, •Harry Soldan, John Manson, Oscar Klopp, Milton Love, Chris. Campbell, Win. Pepper, Frank Bean, Bert Peck, Win Consitt. Hensall Horticulturists. -The 'Hen- sall Horticultural Society held its an- neal meeting in the town hall on Sat- urday evening with Mr. C. A. McDon- nell presiding in the chair. The So- ciety, with the co-operation of the council, is planning to .make improve- ments with flower beds in several lo- calities, among which is the school ground. Nearly all the former offi- cers were re-elected. We heartily endorse the work of the Horticultural Society and police in the towns about us these Societies are very active in beautifying the parks and other spots in their town. HHensahl has about six acres of parkland and the north half of it is being devoted to sports, and we would suggest that the Horticul- tural Society take over the balance of the park property and see if in a few years thcy could not create a beauty spot for 'Hansail. The writer well remembers when the Victoria Park, Exeter, was laid out and in a few short years it has grown up to be a beauty spot in Exeter. A little money spent judiciously, plenty of trees and flowers, and a little work whenever possible by our citizens, and Hensall could boast of its beautiful park, as well as other things that they have now. The meeting of the village council, which was to have ,been held on Tues- day evening of this week has been postponed for a few days owing to , the illness of Councillor Robert Hig- gins. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell will be sorry to hear that they are both confined to their home through illness, Mr. Caldwell being 'confined to his bed. Mr, Robert Caldwell of Toronto was sent for and has arrived to help wait on his father and mother, The firemen of the village are hav- ing another dance and euchre party in the town hall on Thursday evening, Jan. 20th. A good crowd is looked for. Mr, Wm. Luker was in Wallace- burg last, week attending the ,funeral of his ,brother-in-law. Mr, J. 'W.:Ortwein visited in Clin- ton on Thursday. Mr. W, D. Sanders of Exeter visit- ed in town on Friday. c, Mrs, Kyle, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Consitt, left. Thursday for Toronto to visit her son -for a few months, " Mrs. ,Robt, Boithron is visiting her daughter; Mrs. Jas. McMartin in e" 'Barrie. Mrs. 'Bertha Bell is attending the millinery openings in Toronto. 'Wedding bells are again ringing in • HetrsalL • The Young !People of the United Church., ;held 'their regular League meeting on Monday evening with a -1argee;attendancc present, The meet - emomeamieatismileemisedasommismoss mg was in charge of 'Miss EMBY Morr3sorn and li"eaideci over' byrMiss." .t., Fl n ni '' v. `iia'D' 1Fso /The,' e'tl to t t me ng, r uVas, ftjlieni;d;'br``Alidrgi •ing of':a;.liynin, aft ter .rvhlclt ani repeated ' the :•. Lord's prayer. The minute o ; the meet- ingY s f.., last were read by the secretary. The Scripture lessonwas read 'by Miss flick v Mildred Scrutoi% Mr Fo gave' a very interesting topic on ("The Model. Church," Ah 'lststruinental duet by 7,Vliss'Eleanor Fisher and' Miss Irene Douglas; duet by Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs., Lee Heiden, and a solo -by Mr. Sam )Rennie, were all greatly enjoyed. The meeting was closed by all re- peating the Mizpah benediction, Miss Flossie Foss of Toronto is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and. Mrs: David Foss. BAYFIELD. Neelin-Woods. A quiet wedding was solemnized on Saturday; January 15th, at half past three o'clock in Trinity Church by Rev. F. H. Pauli, when Isabella M, Woods, widow of the Sate "Win, H. Woods, was united in holy bonds of matrimony; to Fred- erick G. 'Neelin of Seaforth. The bride was charmingly attired . in a French gown of brown crepe satin and cut velvet with hat and gloves to match and wore a handsome coat of taupe needlepoint with raccoon trimming. After the ceremony they repaired to the home ,of Mrs. 3. H. McLeod, where the wedding dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Neelin left on Tuesday for Loudon, Hamilton, Toronto and to points in North, Carolina and Flor- ida, where they intend to spend the winter. We wish therm a very happy future. The Senior Guild of Trinity church held their annual meeting at the res - 'tory on Thursday afternoon last. The same officers were re-elected as fol- lows: President, Mrs. F. H. Paull; vice-president, Mrs. W. J. McLeod; treasurer, 2,Irs. C. 'Brandon; secretary, Mrs, F. WasBaker. After which a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Paull. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb. 3rd, at the home of Mrs. A. Newton -Brady. The a.nnnal meeting of the Bayfield Library was held in the library room on Monday, Feb. 17th, when the fol- lowing officers and directors were ap- pointed for 1927: President, F. A. - Ed -wards; librarian, E. H. Johns; assist- ant librarian, Miss F. Fowlie;t secre- tary -treasurer, George E. 'Greenslade; directors, E. F. Merner, Rev, •H. F. Kennedy, Rev. F. H. Paull, `Janes 3:I. Reid, Mrs. ,Robt, Scotchmer, Mrs. H. McKay, Miss Josie Sterling. 'It was decided to have a drive for members, the fee is small, only 50c a year. A largee number appreciate the privilege e t good books. l of being able to obtain It would be a good idea for each member to try and get another mem- ber. The circulation for the past year was 3,154. 'A number of new books are being added. Theannual meeting the Cemetery Company was held in the town hall, Monday afternoon, when the follow- ing officers and directors were ap- pointed for 1927: 'President, John Mc- Donaltl; vice president, James H, Reid; secretary treasurer, A. E. Er- win; Direc- tors, I Elliott,diott, e win; sexton, tors, E. Johnston, George ''Mudie, Charles B. Middleton, William Scotch - riser, Thomas H. Elliott, D. H. Me - Naughton. Improvefnents were made to the cemetery grounds and plots last season and it is intended to con- tinue the work as early as possible this year. The new system of perpe- tuity is working well, The suns of fifteen dollars extra is paid for each lot and this sum assures the perpetual care of it. Dr. W. F. and Mrs. Metcalf return- ed on Monday after spending a few days in ;Detroit. Mr. Oliver Goldthorpe left on Wed- nesday for Montreal, Mr. Samuel Eagleson, who spent two weeks visiting relatives and friends, left on Saturday to visit in Loudon on his way home to Milton, North Dakota. The new council for 1927 met at the town hall Monday evening, all mem- bers being present. The following of- ficers were appointed: J. Pease, clerk; Jas. H. Reid, treasurer; constable, sanitary inspector and caretaker of town hall, William Osmond; medical. health officer, Dr. N. W. Woods; as- sessor, John Cameron; auditors, Lucy Woods, Floy Edwards. A resolution was passed as to hall rent for dances. Continuing after two o'clock an extra charge of 50c per hour will be charg- ed. A grant of $25 was made to the library. Two bylaws were passed, one regarding the appointment of of- ficers for the year and a petition be- ing presented to parliament to grant that Bayfield be made a police village instead oftn incorporated village as at present. The object of this being to obtain Hydro at less cost than giv- en incorporated places. A committee was appointed to set aibout obtaining curtains to replace those destroyed by fire last month. The members of the committee are Mrs, N. W. Woods, Mrs. F. Edwards, Mrs. E. H, Johns, Mrs. A. Seeds, Mrs A Erwin, Mrs. 'W. F. Metcalf and F. A. Edwards, chair- man. The Young People's Society will meet on Friday at 8 o'clock in the basement of St. Andrew's United 'Church. It is to he hoped all mem- bers will be present and bring others who will 'become members. VARNA. Mrs. C. Johnston, of Flint, has re- turned to her home here for a short visit. The Beef Ring party last Friday night was a success. Everyone pro- nounced it ,A-1, Miss Jane Johnston has gone to Toronto to reside with her sister. Mrs. Armstrong (nee Miss Ward) is visiting at her old home here. Miss Emily Beatty of Londori is spending .a few days at her 'home here. Beatty ,Bros., shipped a car load of live stock to Toronto Saturday. ' Mr. H. Collins of Ripley visited over the week end• at the home of Mr, and Miss Logan. Messrs. Taylor and Coleman ship- ped shipped a car of live stock to Toronto on Saturday. THE SEAPORT[ NiawVS:, Mr. G. 'Beatty, Sr.; spent a few days, with, ' friendsinToronto. Toro n Under the aus ices of the P !;ivit'd of -the- United. Church a play entitled, "The Old Fashioned ` Mother,. was Out on by the 'Hillsgieeen talent if fon clay night to a full house which en- joyed very much the different charac- ters " whooe 'thei. its in a very tso f �rpa able, manner, especially the mother, Mrs, Underwood, which, was acted by Miss Grieve. • Asthma No Longer 'Dreaded, The dread of renewed attacks from as- thma has no hold upon those who have learned to rely upon , Dr.' J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, -"So safe do they feel that complete reliance is placed ell this true specific with the certainty that itwill always do all that ltd` makers claim If you have not yet learned how safe you are with this preparation at hand get it to -day and know for yourself. TENDERS WANTED. Sealed Tenders forthe purchase Of a house suitable for hospital purposes in the town of Seaforth 'will be re-, ceived by the ,Secretary of Scott Me- morial orial Slospita,i, up to Feb. 10th, 1927. c the hands All 'tenders be in a the Secretary not later than Feb, 10, 1927, and must be addressed to Dr, IR, 12. Ross, Sec. of 'Scott Memorial Hospital Board. • 4 WOOD FOR SALE -We can supply your orders for choice Green (Body Wood, 90 per cent. maple. 'Also have a quantity of dry wood, different grades. Apply to Jos. Storey, teamster,, in town, or WM. M. SPROAT, phone 136r2 tf CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements, A, E. Robinson has' received instructions from the undersigned to sell iby pub- lic auction on Lot 32, Con. 8, Logan Twp., a half mile west -of 'Brodhagen, on 'Friday, January 21st, at 1:30 sharp, the following: Horse -One driving horse, Cow -One Holstein THURSDAY,.. JANUARY ;ZO; i927 SPECIAL U ,F.O: M EETI NG. 5 e�ci almeeting g "u-# ,t he ;Farm eq s ,"08Tl I Carne ie Friay, JanSt' ary •:Mr. Chas; McCurdy, our chief live Stock salesman,. in Toronto, will ,address us; W&• will discuss a wheat pool for 'Ontario. Also some numbers of entertainment, by Club' members, All are invited. JDS,; FOIRREST, AUCTION T SALE A good, collo tion of household furniture will be• •effered for sale by. public auction • on Saturday, :January 29th, at 2 p.m. at.,the residence of Mr. `George Bun'scln,, George street, Seaforth: Terms sash. SCitchen coal range, bedroom suite, bed and springs, couple of rocking chairs, half dozen: (lining room chairs, kitchen tabler pianio, . some linoleum rugs, pots, pans, 1 tinging .:lamp, and other' household effects T Brown, suet„ Geo. Bunsch, prop. McKILLOP.. McCallum brain: Assessed ratepayers on McCalluin drain can: pay /their assessments in cash to Township Treasurer up to Tuesday, January 25, 1927'. After said date Debentures will be issued and sold for balance unpaid,' By order of Council. 3 F. J. McQ'UAID, Reeve, FARM FOR SALE • 50 ' acre -farm on Government highway 1% miles east of Seaforth, Lot 5, • Con.,1, Tnckersinith, All seed- ed, 8 acres of •alfalfa, balance to timothy and clover. 'Good frame 10 room .house. 'Barn newly shingled 36x50. 3 good wells, rural mai; and telephone. Also 50 acres of pasture 'land, Lot 19, Co.+n2, 'Hibbert, 2 miles from Dublin. Apply to P. DILL, Duliths P.O. 6 • cow. Hens -46 hems. Implements- Agricultural Lime Buggy, critter, carriage, 2 sets single �! and 'A . A. Quality Fertilizer Finely pulverized Lime and Super Phosphate are proven to be the best buy on the market for your soli They biave shown better_ results than higher priced fertilizers in 90 pbr cent. of tests made by Dept. of +Ag= riculture in 24 counties over the past 6 years. This may be verified by writing for bulletins 321.and 313, but there is no test like a test 'in your own field under your own observa- tion. Our 1926•users are welt satis- fied and are asking Inc more. I have Super Phosphate and' Niagara . Lime always on hand. Can also supply you with any grade of AA quality fertilizer. You may draw home on reasonably sleigh no v or weell er eas � 'deliver Y In the springwhen you are busy. Service or motto. Special,prices to 'Farmers' Clubs and others in car lots, MOVING' I'ICx 1REs represent- ing Niagara Lime in process of man- ufacture an- 'r 'results will be u act re and actual, es is f u given for your benefit in 'Seaforth, Town Hall, Feb. 1st; (Brodhagen Hall, Feb. 2nd. Information cheerfully given. Or- ders kindly solicited. Do not buy without giving us the "once over," harness, buggy light, 4 horse blank- ets, 2 robes, cook stove, 5 garden hoes, writing desk, 2 set of scales, 2 oak barrels, wheel barrow, 2 chop bins, grindstone, double set of harn- ess, shot gun. ,(Household effects - Kitchen cabinet, churn, wash tub, 2 butcher saws and 4 knives, sausage grinder and filler, larbe table. Roots -A quantity' of turnips and man - golds, 8 bags of potatoes and a lot of other articles too numerous to men- tion. n Terms -Cash or four months' credit on approved Jsentnotes with sx per cent per annunits addeLoi tivei• ly iso reserve as it thed. winding up of the estate of the late Mrs, john Leonhardt. H. J. Leonhard't, Jno. Leonhardt, Executors, A. E. Robin- son, auet. IN MEMORIAM. C OLCLOUiGH -In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Vera, who passed away one year ago to -clay, January 11th, 1927. Ever remembered byher•lo in v g Mother and Brothers, One precious to our hearts has gone, A voice -we loved is stilled, The place made vacant in our home Can never more be filled. A bitter•cup,a shock severe To part with one we loved so dear, Our loses is great; we'll not complain, But trust in Christ to meet again. Thy will be done. Sadly missed ,by her loving Mother and Brothers, both far and near. Wm. M. Sproat Clay Drain Tile Manufacturer R. R. 4, SEAFORTH PHONE 136 r 2 Note the Difference armor► 1 Pound Magic Baking Powder 1 Quart Forest City Baking Powder 1 Pound Salada Tea 1 Tin Snap Cash with Order We sell SHOES and RUBBERS for less. 37c 29c 65c 13c W. J. Finnigan E. W. BATSMAN Ladies' and Men's Tailor -Suits from $25.00 lip or Bring your own Cloth and Have it made up here. . Over Keating's Drug Store SEAFO:RTN ACCOUNTS 'DUE, All t` ter accounts are mn: ' d' a .aiiii lis en ell - e x d,- W stili d . w_. �es,�,„�tf(ill 'rex f e quest a - protnpt'scttleinent -ns we re - 'quire the •fund' ' .' S,'ogrs respectfully,' G10, A,•SILL5 .&;SONS, 3 Hardware Merchants - Seaforth FO• R SALE. A well bred'Ducham cow, to fresh- en in March, along with .young calf. Apply WM. KNECIITEL, Egmond' viller FOR SALE. :Ladles' fur .lined coat." Apply to MSR, 4sICHN ROBB. 3 HOUSEKEEPER, Woman desires sn es position as house - keener, or work by the day, Apply;to The News, 3 MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of 'the County of Huron will meet in the Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2 o'- clock ill the afternoon of Tuesday, the 25th day of January, 1927. All accounts against the County must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Monday preceding the meeting of Council. Applications ;will be received at this meeting for the position of High Constable. 3 G,E'O. W. HOLMAN, County Olerks •Goderich; Jan. 7th, 1927.+ ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of The Sea - forth Agricultural Society will be held in the 'Carnegie Library on 'Fri- day afternoon, January. 21st, at half past two ,o'clock sharp. Financial Report for 1926, election of Officers for 1927 and other business. A full attendance of members and the gen- eral public is 'specially requested. Dr. F. HA'RIB'URN, President. SEAFORT • VIARI{ETS. x.•;, ;Wi�d'n:. ���esday,• January' 19th,_' ri l e'a v r bus. Wit, . $1:2. Barley, per bits, 35er 0 Vet ti ,45c-5 c Oats':pe b §.. 73uclevheak, per •bus, 65a L75 "Shorts,P er cwt',,. .�$ ' Lran,,per cwt, ' ,''�'.::, $3.65 3 c -35c Butter; per !b, Eggs, per 37c;' 42e• Potatoes, per bag Hogs; per 'cwt, . .$11.0Q FARM FOR SALE with , Clioice 100 acre'farm willn.splen- did Plen-did buildings, all in good repair, -be: ing Lot 20, con. 9, in -the Township of McKillep,_6' miles from Seaforth and' Waltofi; 9".miles from -Dublin. Land is in high state of cultivation, 25 acres fall plowed, 8 acres fall wheat, 25, acres newly seeded to al- falfa, 13 -acres hardwood bush, bal- ance pasture. No waste land exeept small ditch: There is, situated on premises one main barn 44x64, with new cement stabling. Water in front of cattle, horses, .. supplied: by windmill and' tank. Stabling for 45 head of cattle t le and six horses. Straw Shed 29x52 with brick wall and floor- ingfor hens and pigs. Drive shed 30x20, two colony brooder houses 10x10, two storey brick house 36 x 48 including ;verandah, with furnace, hard and soft water, slate roof,new- ly-installed lighting system.• 'Light- Light- ning rods oil' house ,find barn, rural mail and telephone. 1% miles from village of Winthrop, store, ` black- smith and church. If not sold within one mouth it will he rented to a suit- able tenant. For price, terms and particulars, apply at The News or GEORGE PRYIOE, .'Seaforfh R. R. 8 FARM -FOR SALE. 60 acres of good •land with .good buildings and lots of good/ water. One mile from ,Blyth, .lot„25;..conces- Ision „14, in the township,..sof Hullett. Apply on premises to William Aus- tin, -Blyth. 4 Extra! Cut at CHEIFETZ BROS. SEAFORTH Before .you do any buying be sure and visit our store It. will ,save you `many dollars. Tremendous Exlral.. Price Sale THE SPECTACULAR HISTORICAL DRAMA :TIDE IRON --HORSE; Picturing the building of the first transcontinental rail- „ road -the Union Pacific (1865-69) "The white man takes our land, he destroys our game that is our meat and now builds through Indians' land a road on which run Iron Horses tliat eat wood and breathe fire, and smoke. The Iron Horse brings men. women and children to take the land from Indians and drive out the buffalo." (From statemeutby Sitting Bull famous war chief of the Souix Indians. Colonel William A. Cody's (Buffalo Bill) autobiography,) See This Gigantic Reproduction of 'Civilizations Relentless Westward, Push. Regiments of Troops, Thousands of Railway Workmen, ' Indians, Horses, Buffalo, Cattle- Everything commensurate with nation building events it records HERE Thursday, Friday and Saturday Matinees Thursday . and Saturday Evenings 15c and 25e Afternoons 10c and 15c (Tax Included) On account of extra length -12 reels -First Sat. g Ni -ht' show will start at 7.15 P. M. sharp. PROFESSIONAL CARL?$,': 1Ufedical.' ,.pR , "'dT . k r'S •1?. S seals O h and,Surgeon.. Laue of London Mkt-, P.ltal, London, 'England. • Special, attention e att 10 diseases dfthe>e eye, ear, ngse. and throat. Office and • resid- en`c e ocherd, onu-D" ' nion Bank. 'Office ]5; L' ap ne No. Residence Phone 10¢. DR. F. J.;BURRO,WS,. Seafolih. Office and residence, "Goderichstreet,.. east'. of the Methodist. Church.' Cor,' oner for the County:•of Huron; =Tefe%- phone Nd. 40;= DR. . C. MACIA-X: C Mac kay, honor graduate of Trinity Univers- ity and gold mRdallist of, . Trinity Medical College; 'member of the Cols lege of Physicians ' an Ontario. Y a. • Surgeons r geons of DR. F. J. 12. FORSTER-Eye, Ear Nose and Throat Graduate in Medi eine, University of Toronto 1897. Late. Assistant' New York Ophthalmic and. Aural Institute, Moorefieid's Eye, aadi Golden Square throat Hospitals, 'Lon- don, England. At Commercial hotel, Seaforth, 3rd Monday Jo each month, front 11 amt. to 3 p:m.• , • DR W. C. SPROAT.-Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario, Lyndon. ,Member. of College of •Physidiahs and Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aberhart's. Drug Store, Main St,, Seaforth.:Phone 90. Dental. DR. J. A. MUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross; gradu- ate of Northwestern University, Chi- cago, L11. Licentiate Royal College of o' Dental Surgeons, Toronto, Offix4 over Sills' hardware, Main . street, Seaforth. Phone 151. DR. F. J. BECH'ELY, graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeon., Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's Grocery, Main street, Seaforth. Phones, office 185W, residence 185j. Auctioneer. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licenced Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Arrangements can be made for Sale Date at The Seaforth News, Charges Moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. Musical. Instruction. OH4S.- A. HOWEY has resumed • his classes in the instruction of piano, organ and. theory. Phone 194, Sea - forth. General Fire, Lite, Accident & Automobile INSURANCE` AGENT and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines James Watson North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT. TiIE McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insurance cock 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 Bennewcis, Brodhaggsen` James Evans, Beechwood; M. 'Mc- Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God- erich; Alex, Broadfoot, No. 3 Sea - forth; J G. Grieve; No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris, Hariock; George Mo- Car-tney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Bruceficld. Agents -Alex. Leitch, F:.r. 1, Clin- ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, 'r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmottah, Bornholm: James Kerr jand Govealock, 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. YOU GAN 'F ELS. GENUINE ASPIRIN 914 Tablets with "Saye.`' tom" are Aspirin ---No othera1 ft you tion`` see the 'Bayer. or.xia" en Elle ttsbiets, ryfuse Item -they are not Aspirin et all. There is only one Aspirin, that >narked frith'the "Bayer Gross" --all other telt- lets are only acus imitations. Look for the "Boerr Grpsa!'b Than it: is real Aspirin, for .which ethers is ao substitute. Aspirin is not German but is .made in Canada by Canadians, aid is owned• by a Canadian Company, all rights'befag • purchased front the U. 8. Coverugtc it, GenuineeBayer Tablets of Aspirin' harm been proved safe by millions: for Pain, Reaatache;,Reuralgia, Colds, Rheu• - matism,'Lumbago, Neuritis. , Handy tin boxes of 12 taltlots-alio larger Bayer`' • 'leakages, n be ;•hail. P+ any drug, StOre 0, C9jilritt is the trade mark (registered in Canada), of. Baytitr' 1Vanufactnro O •Se naaeetieaeidoster of 8a o'1lt0.eld Want and For Sala aro,.' week 2Se ss,..