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THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
The regular meeting uC FSi. Paul's
Women's ,Guild was held :n the base -
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Mg, Feb ltiit The meeting took . tt
e
form of a birthday sgeial. There was
a splendid attendance and a good pro
gram
wasprovided,
consisting r
g
of
an
instrumental 'by MISA Margaret
Drummond, reading by Ivrs, J. 33.
Simpson, solo by :4r.1Ttueston, duet
by'Mrs. Droiunloli.d:arr¢l Mrs, Thos.
Co•. 5tnitlt
Simpson, :;oto by Mr....,Geo.
G. Vett , solo byJMr, W.
(nee Miss Y)
0, 'Gootiw n,' At the :cto,e ofM
Smith's solo, she as presented an
beha'if of
the choir and congregation
with a purse of gold. The :addr s$
,was read by Mrs. Thos. Simpson a
the presentation nettleby Mrs., Louis
Clark, Mrs:; Smith made, a very suit-
able reply.
After 'the'`presentation,.
the remainder of the evening was
spent to contests and :games.
dainty lunch was served at •the' close
lay, the choir, A'collection was taken
and the 'Guild realized a nice suns -to
help swell their'funds. The following
is the address: "To Mrs. George Le
Miss Petty)..
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Pe
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Liss C •t Y
Roy Smithh
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It is with eeery good wish for your
•future happiness that We, the mem-
bers of St. Pant's Church, 'Hensall,
present to' you this •gift of gold as a
token of the love' and esteem in which
we hold you. Nut only for a nru isber
sof years have you held ,the position of
organist in our church, but itt'addition
you have contrihuted to every cause
within the church. You were gener-
ous with voice in . Singing: You 'ex-
celled in plays and your contribution
in work done in sewing for W. A.
Return of Election Expenses, • consisting of. 100 acres, Well dfenced,; , CLEARING AUCTION SAVE ,
Re best r e bank
e
n' a
's g . ,
lhe,undersigtied itis leceived nistruc
1l, Neeli, ,one of the candidates for barn. 011ier barn, hen
113 l3tObatily i lie auction, ,Lot
Riding of Huron at the implement she tions to sell by public u . ,
the ,aall't1t l.i r g d
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Provincialo th
i held
Elections eCt 035
S
La
veli
ranted
of
laud g
t for Alexander nder
r d
;Financial
A
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t Int lenients
Of Farm Stock , and p
Kiila
one at the best faints in'McKillop,
rods
with'church,
Winthrop,l
adjoining
t
•to e indablachsmrt shop,
Y
For,
. 9l 00 and lton, Fine ten roomed house,
For Rent $
For Printing and Advertising '184.95 with wood shed. 'Good cellar with{
Telephones 43,52 furnace, Hard and soft water inside.
For Telegrams and Tele. Protected by high evergreens on the'
.Total $319.de7 P offered on day of
o'F ,ex expenditures made west side.. Will 'be off. '.
,Statement n
and paid personally by the candidate, sale if not previeus'ly solid, '
Alsogood frame house and lot pt.
Alex. Tel phone 'Sea'forth with
� 8.73 North 'Main street,
Telephone, account•.,.'...,., 6,, No t
Bell .r 1 ,23.00.
Fall Rent henhouse,
s-2
' .`, , , � 3.55. _ F' ,orlon horses, Meals , , (' ,IFI�orses 1 team ,;x g
Livery dire .. 240,00••
dtob
25, 'Concession 5, ,McKillop; on trues,,
f ecm the
s
c foal'
r d of Itis '0 e' 10 k s
d•� It �15th,., at 1 a a P>
1 c<i e v Feb.Deb.
of Deoetttber, 1926, I give a statement o k )"
the `can- .following; Horses -9 pr. old" ge1_ding;,
p.
carred
5 111 by
theen
a. 1a con
' • agent s t ' h of 10 yr. old briding, 12 yr: old mare;
a e Which 1 have paid as his g i
dol tt road, .half way `between -Seaforth
10 yr. old driving ,hare (safe). Cattle
layr. old Militia -in cow, iresli one
month 5 yr. old Durham, due to
'freshen tune of sale or before; 7 yr.
1
it1 Durham, supposed to freshen May
6th;,3 yr.`oltl Brindle cow, supposed
freshen Mari Sth; 2 yr, old Dur-
ant heifer, supposed to freshen Mar.
8th; 7 yr. old Holstein 'cow supposed
a freshen May 9th; 8" yr. old Jersey
ow, supposed, to freshen Mar. 1st; 4
r. old Durham. cow, supposed -to
iesheit Apr. 22nd; 7 yr. old Dur -ham
ow, suppdsed to, freshen May 25th; 1
alf,: month old. Hens -7,0 White Leg -
toms, well bred; 3 cockerels. Ittt-
lements-1 Massey -Harris binder 7
t cuttal Deering mower, nearly' new;
Xockshutt seed drill; 1 Cockshutt
scuffler; 1 'hay loader; 1' Farmer's
Friend sulky plow; S walking plow;
4 section .'harrow; 1 roller; 1'' hay
tffl
er• 1
rake,12 foot' one-horse set
power
b scale; 1
Renfrew 2,000 1
fanning
horse clipper; 1 'Chatham f g
mill; 1 top buggy; •1, cutter' with
extra seat; _I wagon; 1 wagon box; 1
hay rack; 1 set double harness; 1 set
single harness, (almost new) 240 -egg
Jersey incubator, hot water; 2 brood-
ers;'1-DeLaval Cream ,separator; 40
gal. gas or coal oil tank; shovels, .etc.;
1 .lawn mower.•Household Effects -
1 Coles hot blast heater, almost new;
1 Perfection- oil 'stove , with oven; 1
-extension •table; 0 dining: chairs; 3
kitchen .chairs; 1 kitchen oabinet; 1
couch; 1 Acme cook stove,. good' bak-
er; rockers; 2 beds, springs and mat-
tresses; 1 CroWn Huron range with'
warming eloset'atid reservoir; lamps;
linoleums, and other articles 'too nu
tnerous to mention. Positively no re-
serve as fartu is•.rented. Terms -Hens,
10.
household effects and alt sums of$
and under, cash. .Over that amount,
12 months' credit given on furnishing
approved joint notes with 5 per cent,
off for .cash in lieu of notes. B. 'C.
Rising, Prop.; Geo. H. Elliott, auct.
to
It
1
ntare'colts, 3 and 4' years old, 1 drover, y
• Cattle -4 milk cows supgose f ate c
with calf; 4 fresh cow With cal
foot; i dry Cow; 2 heifers, 2 yrs. old;
c
2 heifers 1 yr. old; 3 spring calves.
I'igs-2 sows, 2 hogs. p
1
Speakers, 60.5.0
Office rent, etc. 90.50
Total .. ,,$486.33,
HERBERT K. LILBER
- Financial Agent
Return of" Election Expenses.:
1$tnag
ncial A ent, for William
::AS
George Medd; one of the candidates
for' the, South Riding of ,Huron at the
'
Provincial Elections held on the1st
t
oi December, 1926; I give a statement
of the expenses incurred •by the can-
didate whieh'I'hdve paid as his agent
as follows:, 0
Kent .,.. .
Hall 1` $ 74.0
Speakers . 72:00'
i -,
Printing and .Advertising 136.31
Committee ]Rooms 40.00
Telephone, postage, secretarial 32.9
work and. exchange ,
2
Car expense, -gasoline, etc: • , 26.00
Total
sale of work- was of such amount .that.
we who are left to Carty on the work
of the church will miss you'iti;this. as
in every otherdepartment of church
activity: We take pleasure in the past
that we can, in parting
ting With your pass 1
you on to your
new parish. as a good
sample le of •tlie product of this 'church
in Character znd ability' -and we trust
that in ih • work of that parish you
c
•
- '-- -and your husband will have a very
anl.
;happy 'future, Signed on behalf of
the congregation, A. L•. Case,
Clark; and on behalf . of the • choir,
Mrs. T: Simpson,- Mrs, E. Drum-
mond."
Mr. and Istrs. Mew, of 'Goderic'lt,
visited .friends and relatives in town
6n Saturday •
Mrs. George Smits of $t. Marys, is
visiting ,her parents, Mr, and Mrs G.
C. Petty.
The services in, the United Church
on Sunday last were largely attend-
ed, Rev. Mr. .Sinclair preaching at
both services In the morning a
-communion service was held. On
Friday evening last a preparatory
service was, heldin the basement of
the church and a nttmber of the new
rumbas joined the church.
The meeting•of'the Young People's
'League :o f the United Church was'
held on :Monday ndaY evemiig. with a large
a
attendance present Title nseeting was
in charge aird peeSided over by Miss
Flora 'Higgins The neetiitg was op,
,, mad by the •singing of a hytun, after,
wltieh Alf repeated -the • I,,ord'•s: pray'
er. The' :minutes•af the :last meeting It
were read ihy. the ,Secretary,• es
Mary Mcl(aig after which Mrs. Rob't,
Patterson read the Scripture lesson,
Psalm 112. The topic was splendidly
given 'by Mr. Eyre on "The'At'itude
of a Christian towards Wealth and
Poverty." 'Readings ' by Miss. Helen
Miller and Miss Rtith Chapman, attd
an iestrtunental by Miss Gladys
'Luker were all well rendered. The
eneetittg was closed by the singing o4
a hymn, after which all repeated , the
Mizpah benediction.- Next Monday
evening Miss Katie .Scott will, 'have
charge of the meeting and,ta Valentine
social will 'be held, after which re-
freshments will be served.
The Literary Society of the 'Hen-
sall : con'tinttation school held- its
meeting on Friday afternoon, Feb.•
4th, with Ruth Chapman in the chair,
and Marie ,Bell acting as secretary.
The meeting was opened by singing
"Massa in de cold, cold ground,"
after which the minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted. 'Ruth
Chapman gave a reading on "The
Goat," followed by a chorus -by Group
4. The topic entitled, "A Naturalist
with McMillan on the Arctic," was
given 4iy Mildred 'Scrutoa. The
Treasurer's report was given by
Scott Welsh. After which there was
a ,contest, which was won by Mil-
dred McDonelL A dialogue entitled
"Mrs. Hooligan's New Spring Hat",
was well rendered. The meeting was
closed by singing, "We'll itever let
the old flag fall," after which it was
moved 'by Mildred Scruton, and sec-
onded by Scott Welsh that the meet-
ing be adjourned,
The meeting of the. W. M. S. of
the United Church was held in the
Sunday schoolroom on Friday after-
noon last, The vice president, Mrs.
A. Sinclair, veal in the chair, in the
'd nt
Mrs.
Chas.
absence of the president, , M
McDonell. The meeting was opened
•by singing hymn 95, after which Mrs.
(Buchanan led in prayer. The lesson,
Psalm 2, was read by Miss A. Moore.
A clip sheet programme on crusade
membership, was given by several of
the members, led by Mrs. S. Merner,.
followed by prayer by Mrs. E. Mc-
Queen. The minutes of the last meet-
ing were read and adopted. A letter
was read frohome
m ess
a o t
rtheD
ec
front
in Toronto, thanking the W. M, S.
for the three nice quilts they sent.
Twenty members responded to -the
soil call, the collection amounting to
'$4.25 and the flower collection $1,00.
The treasurer's report was then read.
phe ort of itvpstingmi8itshutinnae a re -
homes,
and three sick in bed, Hytnn 81 was
-• t nee
•
Implements --1 rubber tired buggy,
1, sleigh, 1 wagon, 1 road cart, 1 cut-
ter, ;1 manure spreader,. 1 seed drill,
1 cultivator, } disc, 1 pair iron har-
rows, 1 pea puller, 1 roller, .1 riding
P'
lo
w
°and
other plows,
1
s
loe
k
rack,
1 'fanning mill 1 pair platform
slings, lumber, planks, scythe,cradle,
2 sugar kettles and other articles
usually found on a farm; plow harn-
ess, trouble harness, single 'harness.
(Household ,Furniture-3bedroom
suites, springs and mattresses; 5 •par
for table, 1 dining room suite, 1 organ,
1 desk, 1 drop deaf, table, 1 Moffat
range, t coal oil stove (Perfection);
40 gal. oil tank; 1 cupboard, 3 hanging
lamps, 1 churn, 1 Sharpies separator
No. 3;• washing machine, tubs, dishes'
and many other articles too numer=
atus to tneution,
A'quantity of 'hay, grain and pota-
toes.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921..
Taal Lite Insurance
The.: Mutual .,.
,,...Ne
York
of
h
Coma
17 3TAR Li SFtED •-•X 843
Cores -
The. oldest Life- insurance
piny on the Continent
$351.23
¢SCA;R.B.L(1,PP, Fin. Agan,
CE TO "CREDITORS.
NOT(
Notice is 'hereby given pursuant to
the statutes in that 'behalf 'that all
persons having claims againstthe
the
estate of Margaret Wallace, laof
the Village of Egmondville,. Widow,
deceased, who died on the 24th day
of January; 1927, ate required to for-
ward theirclaims, duly proven, to
the undersigned Solicitors on or
before the Second day of March, 1927,
after which date the Executors will
proceed 'to distribute the 'assets of
the estate having regard only .to and
being liable only for the claims of
which they shall then havehad notice.
Dated at Seaforth, 1927.
'Ontario, this
9th day olf February,.
BEST & BEST,
Seaforth, Ont.
8 Solicitors for Executors.
FARM SALE
Agues McElroy, Administratr'ix,
has instructed Thos. Brown to sell
by public auction at Lot 27, Con. 9,-
McKillop ,at, one o'clock sharp, on
Tuesday, Feb. 22nd,
The farm, lot 27, on. 9, McKillop,
are spending a few days this week
here visiting their parents, Mr. and
help
Ed. Shaffer, and to
also
celebrate their • mother's •birthday on
Tuesday.
The hockey match here-on.Friday
evening last. between: Zurich and.
Hensall -was won -by Zurich 4-2. In
the first period Zurich scored twice,
Hensall `failing to score, in the sec-
ond period neither side scored. in
the third period 'Hensall scored twice
and it looked like another tie, but
in the last few minutes of the period
Zurich got two more itt, making it
4-2 in favor of Zurich. This game put
Hensall out of the finals, leaving Zur-
ich and Exeter to finish: The prize
offered at this match -by the commit-
tee, a ladies' silk scarf, was won by
Miss Mary ItIcKaig. Hensall leas
still to play Exeter -twice, but which
will not affect the final result. Exeter
plays with •Hensall on the .Hensall
rink on -Friday evening, weather per
milting.
Mrs. Wm. Consitt visited with Mr.
and Airs. John Turner at 'Clinton on
Saturday.
Mr, Roy Webber has added a radio
department to his 'business. -
Mr, B. R. 'Biggins, of Clinton, was
in town on Monday visiting his sister,
Mrs. 'W. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haden were in
Seaforth on Monday visiting Mr.
Hcdden's aunt, who is on the sick,
Itat
The Hensall junior "hockey team
defeated Clinton high school on the
Hensall rink on Wednesday :evening;:
last 7-3.
Mrs, Donald , McKeller of Crom
arty, visited with Mr, and Mrs. S.
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson, of
Pilot Mount Man., are visiting with
the Misses Mount,
and' Emma John-
son.
Mrs. Jas. Coxworth, of Strathroy,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Alf.
Scrnton. '
Airs. Simon 'M111er df Cromarty,
visited on Tuesday with; Mrs. S.
Stcacy.
A number of young people of
I•Iillsgreen ,net at the home of' Mr,
and Mrs. Alf Smith on Wednesday,
evening last, and surprised them
with a miscellaneous shower. The
evening was spent in euchre and
dancing, after which refreshments
were served.
A very sad and sudden death oc-
curred at the residence of Mr. George
Grata, when his sister, Mrs. Grandy,
i who was with
' 1e ch
crust
f Deckerville, M
o >
hint, expired suddenly on Wednesday
last. Mrs. Grandy was in her usual
health up till Wednesday morning,
when she complained of feeling nn -
well, The body was taken to her
home`' in Deckerville, Mich., on
Thursday last for interment. Mr.
George Gram accompanied the re-
mains to Deckerville.
Mrs. Hunt, one of our oldest resid-
Terms. --Olay, grain, potatoes-- •and.
all sums of $10 and -under, cash; over
that amount 8 -months' credit 'given
on approved„joint notes. Five per
cent. discount for cash on ..credit
amounts. Terms on farm made
known day of sale.
' lib's. Thomas: McElroy, Adminis-
tratrix; T. (Brown, acct,
• whichthree se...,
prayers were given. Tho toppic waS1.;;1::, pattel•spn's
taken by Mrs. McDonald on not i, "i?r o • il J'riday pt' mr'duin as
r eltipxr ty,�a .ear zcu by. the Societyl
setters of sympathy be sent to
those recently bereaved. t The
g hemne
meet-
ing was closed; by
Miter which all repeated the benedic-
tion.
Mr. Wm. Consitt spent they John
eek -
end visiting his brother,
Consitt ni Seaforth.
Mr,Ernest Bates was. in Kincard-
ine
incard-
in Mon rs. Monday
on � ofess.
St. George,
and` Mn. (Norman Sheffer, of Toronto,
sung, after underwent an operation for can-
( hospital, Mrs. Hunt is 5 - w 'I
US. can be expected,
Mr, and Mrs, Ali. Smith have got
nicely settled in their new home on it
South Richmond street,
Miss ,Mattie Ellis took part in a I'
Exe
ter
,
concert in Maln •street church, several
on Friday evening, giving
readings. that was to be
The skating party
held on Tuesday evening was ppst
potted Continuedtil sonyPage 5.)g
Policies issued in 1926
for ii .
`"$598,240,067.00
'Total insurance j:n' force
Dec.. 314. 1920
$3> 515,355,080.00
`5
798,
Assets $798,152,133.68
Ass
Labilities'- $741,384,540.86
$nrP lus , - $56,767,592.82
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benefits and dividends ' to
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D. THE
SU R LAN D
District Agent.,_
SEAFORTH, ONT,
Phone 152
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday, Feb. 9th.$1 25
$
bestial b
1
'rt peru
l'e60d-G5c
B rlcy per 'bushel ea _cn
Bu
ckw
h
ea
t, per
e
r hu
a
. ,
,$. 16,754G
Shorts, Per cwt , 0
IIrai per cwt. ,
Butter, terlb. • 35c
Eggs, per e
i• do
z.
25c-360-400:
c-6 Cc3
-40
Potatoes, perbag
.,,, 1.25
I-logs,per emit.
$1-1.25
PROPERTY IN SEAFORTH FOR
• SALE
_-roosed : frame hotse,
modern conveniences,: hardwood floors, "front
and back stairs„ Maple andspruce
sitade .trees, 2 apple trees and small
fruit. Large stable and garage.
Modern hen house, 50'x14, large
poultry 'yard; 2% acre d
SEVENTH ANNUAL
• � Sale
Consignment
Huron County Breeders
Shorthorn Cattle
35 Head 35
ING A1V,
Feb.
24th
Thursday,
Commencing at 1 p. in. sharp.
Get in itoueh with Secretary for catalogue.
THOS. KERR, Henfryn, G. R. PATERSON, Clinton,
President Secretary
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. "
Me
dical.
DR. H. HUGH ROSS, Physician,:,
and Surgeon. Late of London ,Hoe
London, England. Special
pital,. 'Lon , g.
eye,
ear,
of the + '
t Y+
attention to diseases- •
nose and ,'throat. :<Office : and resid-
ence enoe behind' Dominion Bank." O
Phone No. 5; Residence. Picone 106.•
BURROWS,
Seaforth,
�
, F.
DR J
Office. and residence, Godericln street,.'
east -of the Methodist Church. Cor-
oner for •the Coifnty .of Huron. Tele-
phone No. 40.
5
of lan
bar to a't'$3,500. Apply AN -
real ga
DREW . ARCfIIB•ALD, Box 282,
Seaforth, Phone '.44W.
• FARM FOR SALE '
50 acre farts on Governmenthi'
rth
Seaforth,
PS east t of
5 /
mil .
g
Lot 5, Con. 1, Tuckersmith. All
seed-
ed, 8 acres • of alfalfa, 'balance to
timothy and clover. Good frame 10
room .house. (Barn newly. shingled
ed
•. a
36x50. 3 good wells, rural mail
telephone. Also 50 acres of pasture
land Lot 19, Con:2, Hibbert, Vita:
D bhp Apply P SPILL,
FARM FOR SALE
One hundred acres choice clay 'land,
being lot 8;• •eon. 6, 'Mullett, situated
mile west to'f the village of 'Con-
stence, where there is 'a • •school,,
church, blacksmith shop attd store.
There are on the premises' aank
-barn .43X53,, a. driving shed, and „a
comfortable frame .house, with hard
water tank in kitchen, also a drilled
wdl with windmill, All cleared 'land,
8 acres off fall wheel, 40 acres.under
plough, balance hay and pasture. Will
sell reasonable, For particulars apply
to 'Wm. Moore,• R. R: 1, Clinton. ,
Difference
�ote the..,.
1 Pound Magic Baking :Powder . , .. 37c
1. Quart Forest City Baking Powder . ; •, ......., .. 29c
1 Pound Salada Tea 65c
1 Tin Snap .. .... 13c
Cash with Order
We sell SHOES and RUBBERS for less.
W3. Finnigan
imormanammimetsmursaztammumnorminewommoseammow
414681141611.1.211001110.1011
E. W.
SATE
MAIC '
Ladies' and Men's Tailor
Suits from $25.00 up
or
Bring your own Cloth
and
Have it made up here.
Over Keating's Drug Store
SEAFORTH
front y to G
Debtin P:0.
'FARM.;FOR SALE.
60 acres of good land with good
buildings and lots of 'good -water.
One mile, from -Blyth, lot 25, conies-
Psion 14, in the township of Mullett.
Apply. on remises to William Aus-
tin, Blyth. 9
FARM FOR SALE:
400. acre farm for sale. Situated one
mile and a half west of Russeldale,
on ,Thaines Road. -- Eight: .roomed
Amick house, with furnace.' Silo, bank'
barn 36x80. Five acres 'hardwood
bush. 13 acres fall wheat, 8 • sweet
8 alfalfa. Two, never -failing
clover, l
walls: For particular s apply ' to WM•6
WAAL, Cromarty.
DR, C. MACKAY.-C. Mackay,
honor, graduate of Trinity `Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity
Col-
lege
College; member of the C
lege' of Physicians and Surgeons of
"Ontario.
DR, F. J. R.FORSTER-Eye, Ear,
Medi-.
and Throat: Graduate 9n Mad
cine, University of Toronto 1897. Lst.
Assistant New York Ophthalmic and
Aural Institute, Moorefieid's Eye, and
Golden Square throat hospitals; 'Len -
don, England. At Commercial hotel,!
i each month,
e forth -3rd Monday a
Seaforth,
3 :m.'
from 11 a.m. to P
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 to Aberharts
Drug Store, 'Main St., Seaforth:
Phone 90.
Vitra! Trernsndous Extra!
Price Sale
Cut
at CHEIFETZ BRAS:
SEAFORTH
Before you do any
buying be sore
and visit our t
1t will .
.many dollar
Dental.
DR,I. A..'MUNN•.•
• Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, gradu-
ate of Northwestern University, Chi- '
cago, W. Licentiate Royal College01
g ,ffce
Surgeons, Toronto. O
Dental� ge
over Sills hardware, Main `street'
Seaforth. Phone 151.
BECHELY, ' gt'adtlate
DR. F, 7
Royal College of Dental Surgeon; '-
Toronto: -O,ffice over W. R. Smith'
Grocery, Main street, Seafoor ';
Phones, office 185W, _residence. 5,,
Auctioneer, ,
F. W. -W3'GG, -Seaforth, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County 'of. Huroai,'"
Fifteen years' experience „in selling; bj~
auction, ,farms, stock, implements, etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed.. Phone 168
Seaforth, or The Seaforth +Newsoffice. '
GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Unroll,..
Arrangements can be made for Sale
Date, at The Seaforth News, Charges
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
Musical • Instrttctton,
'CHAS, A. HOWEY- has resumed
his classes in the instruction of piano;
organ: and , theory., Phone 194,. Sea-
forth.
ea forth.
General Fire, Lite,
Accident & Automobile • •
INSURANCE AGENT
and 'dealer in Singer Sewing Mathieu
store1
:save you:
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you
THIS WEEK
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VERA REYNOLDS
OTIS HARLAN WILLIAM LEWIS
EDWARD GRIBBON JACK HUFF:
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PRINCES.
James Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT. •
THE McKILLOP..
Mutual Fire insurance Col
FARM AND ISOLATED` TOWN
PROPERTY ,0 N L Y, INSURED
Officers -James Connolly, Go
tett; Alex. Janes Evans, Beechw
Vice President; D. F. McGregor,
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors -'Wm. Rfnn, No. 2, Sea -
forth; John Benneweis; Brodhsgeel
James Evans, Beechwood; . M. Me'-
Ewen, Clinton; James • Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3 Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4 Vlialtoni
Robert Ferris, Harlock;'Geor a Me-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, iBruccfield.
Agents--Alex..,i Leitch, r,r. 1, Clin-
ton; E. Hinchleyl Seaforth; 5. A.
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V.
Yeo, Holmesvil1e; R. G. 'actuates,
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.
FARM FOR SALE. :
Choice 100 acre farm with .splen-
did buildings, all in good repair, bei -
ing Lot 20, con. 9, in the Township
of McKillop, 6 miles from 'Seaforth
and Walton; 9 miles from Dublin.
'Land is in high state of cultivation,
28 acres fall plowed, 8 acres fall i.
wheat, 25 acres_ newly seeded to -al- t'
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 cetnent' stabling. Water in front `
of cattle and horses, supplied by
windmill and tank, Stabling for 45
head of cattle and six horses. Straw
shed 29x52 with brick wall and floor-
ing for •hens and pigs. Drive shed.
30x,20, two colony . brooder houses
lx i
0 10 two storey brick house ose 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. 1/ miles from
village of Winthrop,
Store,
black-
smithsmith
and church If not sold within
one month it will be rented .to a suit-
able
uit able tenant. For- price, terms and .
particulars, apply at' The _ News or
GEORGE PRY,CE, ,Seaforth 8 R R.. .
INoi, 1
FARM FOR SALE.
A good .f -am 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
top; Phone 24-16 Dublin tMcKii-
o Mrs.
HENRY 'RAPI•EN, Walton R. R.
No. 2.
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