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for .its fixst 'rla
etmg ,ori iVicnday;evening ofeguthisr
etc, 11I1` ;aneinbeis present with
eveGeiger presiding. This meet
• set
'for Ttesda ,<evening,
al; but .was Postponed because
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anf.
;t illness of Councillor R.' Higgins,
'te ntifuttes, of the last ',ineeting:i Mr. Arthur Co sworth s house on
`te readand. adopted on illation of South Richmond. street.
iggins and .Priest. Tax collector The Moller(' Mission Circle of the
r. Hemphill Tenptill eas . present and gave United..0r h held their Meeting
on
gement, of the taxes collected forWednesday evening
last, with la good,
26, and was given to the ,first of attendance present, and Miss . Elva
'archt `..collect the balance, on 'Shaddock in the chair. The meeting
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•i3tia0 of Cameron and Consitt. A was opened by devotional exercises,
limber of accounts were presented after which sentence prayers were.
:, e given ,by a number pf the girls. Miss
_d after'consideralale discussion. tit-
nts were 'ordered ordered paid. Sev Consitt read a chapter from the study
icon wt<
'4l applications were in for, refund book entitled "The: Other. Wise Man,''
dog tax. The Council took no after which Misses Nellie Boyle,
et on. Mr. JohnZuefle's :applica- Alma Scruton, and Elva Shaddock.
on for a -refund on one of his tots were called to the front, and Miss
as, discussed, butas the assessor Alma Scruton read the following ads
,idei l had made a mistake Mr. dress: Mensal], January 19th, ,1927.
sees
li giinsy promised to look tip the To Miss Nellie Boyle,—We, the !nem-
sessment .rolls of 1925 and 1926 ''hers of the Mollard Mission Circle,
.nd report at the next meeting. By- have met this evening to spend a
'w No. "1 was passed appointing the social hour with you, ere you sever
allowing officers for the year; Mr,your relation with us. During yout
\lex. Murdock,clerk, salary $100, and life among us, that 'spirit of confid-
25 as manager r of the 'totvu :shall; 'encs and cheerfulness which you
.t.r:, C. Cdo_, !treasurer'' •k "'salary$75; possess, has been a source of en-
.:fr. A. W. < Hemphill, ebllector, couragement to us all. You will be
lary $50; !Mir, Colin Hudson, as- greatly missed in our circle, as you
sssor, salary, $50; Messrs. Joseph are one of our valued chartered
ludsoir and .'Ray McArthur, audi- members, 'besides our faithful pian -
'ors, at a salary of $15 each; Mrs. ist and willingsoloist. We appreci-
'Ieorge 'Hudsbn, caretaker of the ate your ability, your willingness and
'own hall at a salary of $175, and an faithfulness, but now we come to the
tdditional $2 for each time the seats "Parting of the Way," and as
ire moved for dances; George Hud- the choice of your life work
,on, constable, salary $40; Fred '.Ben- removes yoe from our midst we wish
sough, sanitary 'inspector and C. You every success and . may our
]iudsoit, poundkeeper. Revs Mr. 'Heavenly Father guide and direct
Naylor was reappointed to the li- You in the strenuous duties which
>rary board on motion of 'Consitt you are about to undertake. We, in
end 'Priest. The Board of Health to parting, would ask you to accept this
5e 'composed of Dr, Moir, Reeve Club Bag as a slight remembrance
Geiger, Clerk Murdock and the 'San- of the many good times we have
itary .Inspector, and that the ex- spent together, and :as you carry this
penaes of the board be presented bag to and from your joturneyings,
'o the Council not later than Dec. mayit remind you of a journey each
15th of each year, on notion of Hig- of us must take, !alone, sometime
:;ins and 'Cameron. As a new fire sooner or later, when our life work
brigade was formed last fall and the ,is ended. Signed on behalf of the
Council wished to meet the firemen Mollard Mission Circle Girls, . A•ml
at the next meeting on Tuesday, Consitt, Supt." ,Waa Etva bhadd'ock
Feb. 1st, no appointments were made the presentation. Miss Nellie
made for the'fire department. By- ;Bayle thanked the Mission Circle for
law No. 2 was passed, au•thori»ns the
beautiful gift they had given her,
Reeve and Treas"ror co morrow such an•d said she would not forget the
sums neLesswry up to $3,000 to good tunes they had spent together,
carry on the business of the corpora- and would often think of then when
tion for this year and carried on mo- she was away. Miss Boyle is leaving
tion of Consitt and Priest. Owing to on Feb. 1st for IJondou, where she
the number of young children being will train for ,i nurse in one of the
seen on the streets at night unac- hospitals .there. After the presenta-
companied
by their parents
the tin was de a
social hour was
curfew bell will ring at 9 o'cloe1 each spent in contests and games, after
night when all children will be ex- which toast, pork and beans and cof-
pected to be home. This law will be fee were served.
vigorously enforced by the Council. The League of the United Church
We suppose that a very popular song held a skating party on tete rink on
among the young people now will be Monday evening. It being a nice ev-
"Curfew shall not ring to -night" ening a large crowd was present. The
was rink The Council -then !adjourned to meet w s nacely decorated. After a
again, Tuesday, Feb. 1st time spent in skating, tate following
Carl ,Passmore left this weekfor sports were run off: Girls' race, under
Detroit to take an electrician's 14, was won by Florence McDon-
course. ell; over 14 years, Mildred 2vicDonell,
Mr. Ivan McLaughlin, of Forest, boys race, under 14 years, Billy Joynt,
spent the week -end with friends in over 14 years, Milton Boyle. Novelty
town. race was won by Evelyn Heffernan
Lantern slides entitled "A Tour and Milton Boyle. Best lady skater,
through Scotland" were shown in the Miss Elva Shadd'oek. Coptic cos -
Anglican Church on. Thursday even- tume, Eleanor Skinner, Dr. I{nape,
ing, and much enjoyed by those Alvin Hemphill, Jack Passmore and
present. Ed. Lindenfield, A refreshment booth
Mr. Thos. Murdock is in Toronto served hot dogs, sandwiches and cof-
this week attending the Old Time fee, and a very enjoyable evening was
Fiddlers' contest, and also visiting spent by all.
his daughter and shat -in-law, Dr. and The new fire. brigade of the village
Mrs. H. A. C. Campbell. put on another dance in the town hall
Mr. Wm. Stone left Monday for on Thursday evening last when a
Detroit where he has secured a large crowd attended. The officers of
position. the brigade did everything possible to
Mr. Alex. Murdock is fitting up see that the crowd were well enter -
for business the shop recently oc- 'tailed. The prizes for cards were
cupied by C. Lockwood, won by Mrs, Edgar Butt of Kippen,
A play entitled "An Old Fashioned and Mr. Clarence Parks of Blake,
, Mother" was put on 10 the Town The booby prize was won by Mrs.
Hall on Wednesday evening by the Alex. Smith of Hensall and Mr. Mc
young people of Hillsgreen under Cliechey of Stanley. The proceeds
the !auspices of the young people's amounted to over $100, which goes
Mollard Mission 'Circle of the United towards buying uniforms for the fire -
Church. The play was well given men. We understand the firemen in -
and greatly enjoyed. tent] putting on another ball in about
Mr. Thos. Willis, of Centralia, was 'three weeks.
in town on Thursday. Next Sunday in the United Church
Mr. Brodie, of London, Govern- the services will be especially for men
ment Cream Inspector, was in town with a men's choir leading the sing -
'on Friday inspecting the local cream ing. Rev. Mr. Sinclair, the pastor,
buying stations here. will preach at both services. Every -
The Literary Society of the Hensall 'one is cordially invited to attend,
Continuation school held its meeting Reeve Geiger, Hensall, Reeve
on Friday afternoon with Margaret Klapp, Hay, and Reeve Manson of
Douglas in the chair and Marie Bell Stanley left here Tuesday morning to
acting as secretary. The meeting attend the County Council meeting alt
was opened by singing "Let'' the Rest 'Goderich. The meeting of the coup -
of the World Go By," after which .cit will be unusually interesting this
the minutes of the last nieeting were year, as the county valuators' report
read and adopted. Instrumentals by will be disposed of at his meeting..
Grace Tinny and Isobel Alexander On Sunday last while Mrs. George
and readings by Marie Bell and Case was leaving her home to go .ae-
Russell Blackwell were all greatly en- ross the road to her son's, Mr. A. L,
jeyed, "One of the Great Rivers of Case, fell 'and broke her arm. Dr.
the World—The Nile," was read by Dougall was immediately called and
Olive Walker.' The nieeting then set the arm, after which he took her
took the form of a debate, "Resolved to Exeter and had an X -Ray of her
•That Men Spend More Time and arni. Mrs, Case is doing as well as
Money on Pleasure than Women," can be expected.
The speakers on the affirmative side The London road is open for mo -
were Margaret Douglass, Mildred tor traffic between Hensall, Exeter
Forest and Norman Alexander. On sand London, but closed to the north
the negative side were Grace Man- of here,
son, Olga Bell and Bee\jamin Tin- Mr. E. Rennie was in Zurich on
ney. •The judges were Mildred Mc- Friday visiting his mother who is very
Donnell, 'Ruth Chapman and Scott poorly this winter.
Welsh, and decided in favor of the Mrs. John Penhale and Mrs, Mat -
negative side. The next number on !thew Titntey and daughter Grace are
the program was a contest in which spending a few days this week visit -
the names of flowers were derived rag friends at Varna.
from :sentences: The contest was The hockey match between Hensall
won by Mildred McDonnell, The and Exeter, which was to be held on
:sleeting was closed by singing"Auld the Hensall rink last Friday was post -
Lang Syne," after which it was mov- poned on account of the ice being too
•d by Ruth Chapman and Etta soft, but will be 'played 'this coming
Hell that the nieeting be adjourned, 'Friday evening. 'Hensall will play
Dr. James Jarrott, of Ailsa Craig, Exeter on the Exeter rink Tuesday
son' of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jarrott, evening.
•if Kippen,...has been appointed a Miss Jean Boitthron entertained a
Coroner for' Middlesex County, by '.namber of young ladies at her home
she Ontario Government, on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
A pretty wedding took place at the Nellie Boyle. The evening was spent
United Church Manse, when Miss
1Kargery, third daughter of Mr. and `ii' games and music, and during the
gra, John' Richardson, Line, evening Miss Boyle was presented
• IUaY, became the bride of Mr. Alfred i li"i'th a French Ivory tray,
4mith second song of iMr, and Mr,;. Anorchestra dance will be held in
i.
IJatt'ry Smith,, of Ileh•1ali. The cere-
•ajony w.aa Performed by .Rev. Mr.
Sinclair. The bride and groom were
mttendes' by the bride's sister and
brother-in-law,, Mr, and Mrs. Llolid
O",1`srieii, of Zurich. The bride 'was
ripely gowned in ;a pink' crepe dn,ess
with blaplt patent Slippers and gray
velour coat with fair collars and euf1
and -gloves to match and a, black .bat
trimmed withgold. Her travelling
dress was navy serge, The young
couple left' for a honeymoon trip. to
London'Stt. Thomas and other points.
On their return they will reside in
the town hall on Thursday evening,
Jan. 27th. The Alderton -,Cardinals
will furnish the music for the evening.
Want and For Sate ads, 1 week 25c.
HILLSGREEN.
The Mission'E
and ti ]t Id their Janus'.
u-`
e
ary nieeting in the basement of 'the
Church on Jan. 23rd, with 12 present
six for the Redssix-: the
e and for e
Greens. Nellie. Taylor read the
scripture lesson 91st Psalm. Vera
Smith led in prayer. After the col-
lection was taken a hymn was sung
and the meeting closed by repeating
the Lord's. Prayer in unison,
Miss Reta Ivlcl3ride, of Blake, visit
ed her cousin, • Miss Gladys .Stephen-
son on Sunday.
Quite a number in. thisvicinity v y are
laid up with bad colds.
A -reception" was given on Tuesday
evening at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
John Richardson in honor of their
daughter Marjory, who was married
on Saturday to Mr. Alfred Smith, of
Hensall.
Miss Hazel Webster, of Liscknow,
spent the week -end visiting relatives
and friends on the Parr line.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of High Grade .Horses, Cattle,
,J -logs, Fowl and Grain on Wednes-
day, February 2nd, at Lot 11, Con-
cession 11, Township of McKillop.,
Sale commences at 1 p. na. sharp.
Horses -Black matched Percheron
Leant 6 years old—mare and gelding,
weight 3,200 pounds, good all round
team; heavy draught filly 1 year old;
driver, 6 years old; driver, 7 years
old, aged mare in foal. 'Cattle -25
head of 2 year old heifers and steers;
25 head of yearling heifers and steers,
1 -logs -28 chunks weighing from 80
to 130 pounds; 3 sows due March 1st;
6 choice young sows. Fowl -65 pure-
bred hens, Leghorn, 1 year old, 14
Plymouth Rock pullets, 2 geese and
1 gander, 'Wood—About 20 cords of
hardwood, 30 cords of soft wood.
Grain -600 bushels of Oats; 500 bush-
els of seed buckwheat. Positivelyno
reserve as the proprietor is short of
feed. Terms—Geain and all sums of
$'10.00 and under, cash. Over that
amount nine months' credit will be
given upon furnishing approved joint
notes; bona -fide property owners as
on credit amounts Thomas J. Mc-
Kay, prop.; George Elliott, auct.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. W. T. Box, and family, wish
to thank their many friends for their
kind expressions of sympathy extend-
ed to thein in their recent sad be-
reavement
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders wanted for repair work on
the McKillop Telephone System for
the year 1927, by the year. Tenders
to he received by J. M. Govenlock
up to February 4th, 1927, and will be
opened at Carnegie Library, Seaforth,
at 2 p.m. State qualifications, Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accept-
ed. By Order of the Board. J. M.
Govenlock, Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Me-
Killop Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany will be held in the town hall,
Seaforth, on Friday, Feb. 11th, at the
hour of 2 p.nn to receive reports,
elect directors, appoint auditors and
transact general business. The re-
tiring directors are G. R. McCart-
ney and A. Broadfoot for Tucker -
smith, and Murray Gibson for Stan-
ley, but are eligible for re-election.
James Connolly, D. F. McGregor,
President. Secretary.
5
Ei SEAE''OR�3 . NEW,.,S,
TENDERS -WANTED, -.
Sealed Tenders ,for- the parthaseof
a; house suitable for hospital pur'pgses
in the town of Seaforth will " be re-•
ceived-1>ysthe-Secretary of Scptif Me-'
irrorial I•Iospital,'iip to, Fell. 10th, 1927.
All ztenders Must be in the hallos of
the Sew etarynot later than Feb -10,
1927, aiid must 'be addressed to Dr:
R. R. Ross, Sec,' of Scott` Memorial
hospital Board. 4
SPECIAL 11,1^.O, MEF,TINCi.
Special nieeting of the Fanners'
Club. iii Carnegie hall,': Friday, Janu-
ary 28th. Mr, Chas. McCurdy, our
chief live st,clr, salesman, in Toronto,
will 'address us. We will discuss a
wheat pool for Ontario. Also some
numbers of entcrtaiil"mcnt by • Club
members. All are invited. •
JOS. FORREST.
AUCTIONSALE
A good collection of household
furniture will be offered for sale by
public auction on Saturday, January
29th, at 2 p.m. at the residence of
Mr. George Bunsch, George street,
Seaforth, Terms cash.
Kitchen coal:ran a bedrootn 'suite
bed and springs, couple of rocking
chairs, half dozen 'dining room chairs,:
kitchen table, piano, some linoleum,
rugs, pots, pans, hanging lamp, and.
other household effects,
T. Brown, atter., Geo. Bunsch, prop.
COAL HEATER
i •Coal Heater for sale. Large
size, good condition. Price $5.00. Ap-
ply at The News 'office. 4
TURNIPS. FOR SAYE:
Pit of turnips; about 25 loads. Will
be sold whole or in part. Apply AN-
DREW ARCHIBALD, Seaforth.
Phone 44W. Box 282. 4
tg. !cultural Lime
and A. A. Quality Fertilizer'
Finely pulverized Lime: and Super
Phosphate are proven td• be the best
bay on the market for your soil,
They have shown better results than
higher priced fertilizers in 90 per
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 inour
your own -
own field underY
observe -
:den. Our I926 -users are well satis-
fled and are asking for more. I have
Super-. Phosphate and Niagara Lime
always on hand. Can also supply
you with any grade of AA quality
,
EErtilizer. You may draw
home on
sleigh now or we deliver reasonably
in the spring when you are busy.
Service is our motto. Special prices
to Farmers' Clubs and others in car
lots.
MOVING. PICTURES represent-
ing Niagara Lime in process of man-
ufacture and actual results will be
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."
Wm. M.
Clay Drain Tile
R, R. 4,
PHONE
Sproat
Manufacturer
SEAFORTH
136 r 2
Note the Difference
1 Pound Magic Baking Powder . , . .... ..., .. 37c
1 Quart Forest City Baking Powder
1 Pound Salada Tea
29c
65c
1 Tin Snap ... ,; 13c
Cash with Order
We sell SHOES and RUBBERS for less.
W. ■ innigan
E. W. BATEMAN
Ladies' and Men's Tailor
Suits from $25.00 up
Bringyour own Cloth
and
Have it made up here
Over Keating's Drug Store
SEAFORTU
=t.
WOODFO SALE
•ean`suPpl ;' yoiir orde
r. s, for
choice, Greene Body?' Wood, 90 •per,
cent. vtaple."Also-have a`uantit
of` drywood,different as ly.
t �t ,de. APP y
to Jos, Storey, teamster an .town or
WM. M. "SPROAT,'phone honer 1361:2 ti
PROPERTY IN SEAb'OR'H FOR
R
SALE'
9 -roosted frame ;.house, modern
.convenlences, hardwood floors', • frond
and back stairs. Maple and; spruce
shade. trees, ,-2 apple;trees and small
fruit, • Large stable and 'garage.
Modern • ;hen house, 50'x14', large
poultry Yard, 21.4 'acres of land. A,
real bargain at $3,500. Apply AN:
DREW. ARCHIBALD, Box 282,
Seaforth. Phone 44W.
FARM FOR SALE.
400 acre farm for-. Sityiated one
mile and a half west ,of Russeldale,
on Thames Road. Eight roomed
!brick house, with furnace. Silo, batik
barn 36x80. Five 'acres hardwood.
bush. 13 acres, fall' wheat„ 8 sweet
clover, 8 alfalfa, Two never -failing
wells. For particulars apply to 'WM.
WAAL, 'Cromarty.,. 6
• FARM FOR SALE. •
A good farm consisting of 137,
acres, large brick house, bank barn
54x80, good cement -'stables, pig
stables, driving shed. Two drilled
wells, Lot 2, con, 12 and 13, McKil-
lop, Phone 24r16 , Dublin to Mrs.
HENRY RAPIEN, Walton R. R.
No, 2. 10
Hi1RSDAY; JANIJARY 277 1927,
SEA ORT
V.H'; "MARKETS.
' Wednesday,, January 26th.
ya
Wheat, per bushel
3
W rb 1
Or
Barts,pley; pererbus. bushel' 55c -60e'
45c -59c
Buckwheat, per Pius 65c.
1' 5
Shorts, rl?er • wt
-Bran, per cwt.' .
Butter, per Ib . .........:....•..,• 35e
Eggs, per doz.:..... , ....30c, 37c, 42c
Potatoes,; per bag • $1.25
Bogs, per cwt. .... ..........$11.00
FARM FOR SALE
50 acre farm . on. Government
highway 1% miles east of Seaforth,
Lot 5, Con. 1, Tuckersmith. All seed-
ed, 8 aches of alfalfa; 'balance .to
timothy arid clover. Good frame 10.
room ]louse. Barn newly shingled
36x50. 3 goad wells, rural mail and
telephone. Also 50 acres of pasture
land, Lot 19,'Con,.,2, Hibbert, 2 miles
from Dublin. Apply to P. DILL,
Dublin P.O.•
6;..
FARM FOR SALE
Choice 100acrefarm with splen-
did
f len-
£ i
did buildings, all in good: repair, be-
ing Lot 20, con. 9, in ToWnship
of McKillop, 6 miles from Seaforth
and Walton; 9 miles froth Dublin.
Land is in high state.of cultivation,
28 acres fall plowed, 8 acres fall
wheat, 25 actes newly seeded to al-
falfa, 13 acres hardwood bush, bal-
ance pasture. No waste land except
small ditch. There is situated on
premises one main barn 44x64; with
new cement stabling. Water in front
of cattle and horses, 'supplied by
windmill and tank. Stabling for 45
head of cattle and six horses. Straw
sited 29x52 with brick wall and floor-
ing for 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-
ning rods on house and barn, •rural
mail and telephone. 14 miles from
village of Winthrop, store;' black-
smith and church. If not sold within
one month it will be rented to a suit-
able tenant. For price, terms and
particulars, apply at The News or
GEORGE PRYCE, Seaforth R. R.
No. d 8
FARM FOR'•SALE.
60 acres of good land with good
buildings and lots of good water.
One smile from Blyth, lot 25,' conces-
ision 14, in the township of Hallett.
Apply on premises. to William Aus-
tan.: Blvtli. 9
rannensinins
Extra! Tremendous Extra!
Cut Price Sale
at CHEIF'ETI
SEAFORTtI
Before you do any
buying be sure
and visit our store
It will save you
many dollars.
George 0' Brien
and
Anita Stewart
in.
RUSTLING FOR
CUPID
A Story of Love, Hate and Justice in the
Cattle Country.
Written by PETER KYNE
tIE E : Thursday, Friday and Saturday
y
Aeniamismonimmenov
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,.
FiM:e4e0l
'Yr;
DR.' H. HUGH ROBS, Physitian
and aSurgeon., Late of London ' Hos-
pital, • London, England. • Special
attention t`o' diseases of the `eye, ear,
nose and throat. Office and resid-
e:bice i
�eh fid Dominion Bank. Office
Phone No.5, Residence Phone- 1Q6
DR
.F. J. BURROWS, Seaforth
Office and: residence, 'Goderich'atiec '
east -of the Methodst Churdh. Car
oner for the ,.County of' Hurot`r- Tele
phone No. 40.
DR. C. MACKAY.-C Mackay,
honor r
g adnate of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold d medallist of Tri'it
Medical College, member• of the ;Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons ;of''
Ontario.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER—Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi -
eine, University of Toronto 1897. Lite
Assistant New York Ophthalmic and',!
Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and
Golden. Square throat ,hospitals, Lon -
don, England. At Commercial .•hotel,
Seaforth, 3rd Monday in each 'month. =;r
from 11 a.m. to '3 p:m..
DR. W. C. SPROATs—Graduate off'
Faculty of Medicine, University of.'
Western Ontario London.. Member
of College.of Physicians and Sur. •
geons of Ontario. Office in Aberhart's
Drug Store, Mann ,St, Seaforth:
Phone 90.
Dental. •
D'R. J.'A. MUNN
Successor. to Dr. R. R. Ross, MAO'
�Y.
ate of Northwestern Unive sit l
_
cago, Ill
g , .Licentiate Royal. College o�
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. ' Offtelt
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 street, Seaforth
Phones, office 185W, residence 1853.
Auctioneer.
GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer for tete County of Huron,
Arrangements can be made for Sal
Date at The Seaforth News. Chargee
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed,}
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Musical Instruction
s.
CHAS. A. HOWEX has resuried
his'classes in the instruction of piano,
organ and theory; Phone 194, Sea -
forth,
General Fire, Life,
Accident & Automobile
INSURANCE AGENT
and dealer in. Singer Sewing Machine')
James Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT. ni
THE McKILLOP
Mutual .Fire Insurance -Coe
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers—James Connolly, Goder
ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, ;1
Vice President; D. F. McGregor, ;!i
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors—Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Sea-•:
forth; John Benneweis, Brodhageni
James Evans, Beechwood; 21. Me -1
'.
Ewen, James Connolly, God 1
erich; Alex. Clinton;Broadfoot, 'No.3 Sea•t•
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Waltonili
Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Meal '
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; 'Murray, '
Gibson, 'Brumfield.
Agents—Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin'!
ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforfiii; J, .Al'
Murray, r,r. No. 3, Seaforth; J V, :
Yeo, Halmesville; R. G. Jarmotltb,;
Bornholm. James Kerr and
Govenlock; Seaforth, auditors. Partie ;
desirous to effect insurance or trans'',
act other business will be prompt]
attended to by application to any
the above named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.
U YOU GAN 'FELI
GENUINE ASPIR
Btaicy Tablets with "Bayer
are Aspirin --No pt1ers1
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lff you don't see the "Bayer Crab"
azar trite''tablets, sefuee tremathey ; ra;
,net Aspirin at all.
There is only one Aspirin, that in e& •'
'Wltb the 'Buyer Cross"—all other lfeb.
lets are only acid imitation. `
Look for the "new camel • new
it is real Aapirin, for. whioh thor@r'its
no substitute. 0
Aspirin is not German Tont is made
in Canada by Canadian, and is oidned
by a Canadian Company, all right; being
purchased firotn tete U. 8, Government.
Genuineo'Bayer' Tablets of Aspidin'
have been proved safe by' aniulons' for .,
Pain, Headache; Neuralgia, Celds,
matieni,: Lumbago, Neuritic
Handy tin boxes. of 12 to iet9 talo
larger , 'Bayer" packages, tion be ,
of any drug store. tr
Aa;irin is the tra4a mgrk:'(rogiatesed
in vfsnada), of Bay*: bisnufaetetila"of
't(onaaoeticasidester of 5andsliciw1+ -`
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