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Wedding belts are ringing on
South .Richinond street. '
Wm. Moore of ,London, visited
,'
his sister, Mrs: 'rhos, Simpsonnn
Friday,
Mrs, Jas. Bonthron and children: are visiting Mrs. Bonthrgn's mother
hi Kitchener,
Mrs,M, .Chambers, of Clinton, re-
cely .
i'ti visited friendsin 'town.
The 'Mission Band of the United
Church 'held their meeting on Sunday
afternoon last, with a good attend
ante present: The meeting • was open-
ed singing hymn 24'5, after which
Mi ldred'McDonnellby g led in prayer,
M:
The Scripture lesson was read by
Gladys ,Passrnore, followed by anitt
strumental trio by Marion Silti
and Florence Mc-
Donald,
Skinner
Donald, after which the election of
officers was votedeon, and are as fol-
lows: President, Marion Sinclair;sec-
retary, 'Gladys Pessmore; roll call
sec., Eleanor Skinner; treasurer, Flo-
rence 'McDonald; pianists, Hazel.
Hodson; vice' pies., 'Ray Patterson;
to take collection,' 'Norman Sinclair;
progo-,
ramnse committee, Marion Mc-
Kay and Roy iBrock. Miss E. Mor-
rison gave a very interesting reading
on '„King Jesus Has 'Come.': The
meeting was closed.,'by singing hymn
153, after 'which call repeated the
Lord's .Prayer, - The Or -
Orangemen Entertain.
an emen of'Hensell and vicinity gave
a splendid concert and dance in the
Town Scall here on Wednesday even
last. Harry McGee, of .Althorn, was
chief entertainer, Other numbers on
the program were solos by Mrs. J.
W. 'Bonthron, :Samuel 'Rennie and Mar.
,Mrs.
' s byJ
ut
read
n g
liuesto ,
Flemming, and violin selections by
Jack 'Wren and 'Russell 'Brintnell.
.l;
l
ev, H, Nay for acted as chairman
Following the program an old time
dance was held, music being furnish-
ed. by .Messrs. Wren and Brintncll with
Mrs, J. 'Murdock and Miss Pearl'Ear-
rix as accompanists. Lunch was se
'by Mr. and Mrs. 'George Hudson. A
meeting of the officers and directors
of tate South Huron Agricultural So-
ciety was held here on 'Friday last, to
• make arrangements for the Spring
Show and prepare the lithe list.
Mr. Rote. Green of the Parr 'Line,
Hay, has purchased the residence of
'Mrs, Pollock and will move to town
as soon as he has his sale and will en-
gage in the automobile business. Mr,
'Thos. Kyle, of the Parr line, has
rented Mr, Green's fart. for a term
of years.
Miss 'Mary 1icKaig visited over the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Ed.
Fines at Clinton.
Mr. Lee Hedden is moving this
week into the residence on ICing
street recently vacated by Dr. Camp-
bell.
Mr. Alvin Wurm left on Friday for
Port Huron where he has secured a
position.
Miss G. Marks, of ,Brucefield, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
'Rdbt, Bonthron.
Miss Emily Morrison visited with
relatives in Clinton on'Mdnday.
Mr. Wm.. Simpson arta Miss Mae
Simpson, 'Miss Marion Prescott, Mr.
Jack Steacy and Mr. Carl Passmore,
of Detroit, visited relatives in town
over the week -end.
Mrs, Simpson, who spent the past
week with her mother and father
here, returned with them. Owing to
the bad condition df the roads Will
had quite a time getting over, having
to hire a team several times to pull
hint out of the mud holes.
Mr, Harry Harmon, of Toronto,
has engaged with Cook Bros, as
salesman for this season. Mr, 'Har-
mon was here a number of years act-
ing as salesman for Milne Rennie.
When here before he made hosts of
friends who are pleased to see him
back.
Mr. Donald McKinnon and Mr.
Lad McEwan were in Detroit last
week, and brought home a number of
cars for Cook Bros,
The meeting of the Young People's
League of the United Church was
held on {Monday evening with a good
attendance present. The meeting was
in charge of Miss Gladys Luker and
presided over by Miss Marion Case -
more. The meeting was opened by
the singing of a hymn, after which
all repeated the Lord's Prayer. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
by the secretary, after which the
Scripture lesson was read by Miss
Flora Higgins. The topicic
was given
in a very able manner by Miss Gladys
Luker on Christ Knocking at the
Door. The Broadfoot and Elder trio
rendered several selections, Mrs. El-
der at the pian., Mr, Elder the saxii-
phone and 'tilr. Broadfoot the violin.
Areading by Miss
Gladys
Luker
and
z
instrumental duet by
Miss Jessie u
Buchanan and Miss Avis Lindenfield
were all well rendered alto enjoyed by
the audience. The League are hold-
ing a sale of home made cooking itt
the town hall on Saturday afternoon,
Supper will be served from 6 to 8
and lunch will be served from 3 to 5.
Reeve 'Geiget was in 'Clinton on
Thursday attending a meeting of the
Reeves of the municipalities interest-
ed in the appeal of the county valua-
tors' report.
Judge Lewis, of the County Court,
• had
setMonday,
March 14th to hear
argument as to whether the bylaw
appointing the County Valuators 'was
legal. After hearing the arguments,
he adjourned his court till Tuesday,
March 29th and in the meantime he
asked that the County 'Council be
called together and see if they could
agree as to a proper valuation. The
County. Council will meet on Wednes-
day, March 23rd and it is to be hoped
that a reasonable agreement will be
arrived at. The rHensall • Council
will meet on 'Friday evening, March
18th to discuss the situation.
Miss Mary Stewart is confined to
her home throgglt illness, Mrs. An..
drew Dougalt•.is le attendance.'
Mr. R, J. ("Jim") Wright, of Hit, -
bort, has purchased the R. P. Bell
farm on the London road north of
Imre, paying - $8,500. Mr, Thos.
Workman has'b,,eeie renting•the farntl
for this last 20 years,
Our Council have this week got
Main Street all cleaned from end to
end, creating a very nice appearance.:
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
The play,""Cyclon' Sally," Put as
Friday, night in the Town Hall itt aid
of the ,Firemen, was presented to a
crowded house. The.wewbers of the,
company, all local 'talent, gave this
play 'two weeks ago in the solace' hall,
playing both nights to crowded
hlouises, After the entertainment was
over the ladies of the Anglican'chureh
entertained' the company and the fire-
men and their wives, to a supper in
the Anglican church;
(Rev. Mr, jrlcLlroy, of 'Toronto , 'has
accepted a call from the congregation`
of Carinel Presbyterian church here.
The congregation of 'Carmel church
have purchased the residetiee of Mrs.
A. 'yfcMttrtrie, King street, ;for their
new minister.
Auuniber from I3ensall took in the
hockey match at London on 'Monday
evening, between Stratford and Lon-
don. isSt. Patrick's
Thursday, the 17th,
Day. • Miss Elea Shaddock visited friends
in London ou 'Thursday,
The services in the United Church
or. Sunday last were largely attended,
Rev. Mr. Sinclair preaching at both
services, At the evening service, be-
sides the anthem, a quartette . was
rendered by Irl,. W. O. Goodwin, Ed.
Linderifield, Geo. .Follick and John
Passmore: Those taking special parts
iii the anthems at the morning service
were Mrs. M. Drysdale, Mrs, Sin-
clair, Miss Greta Leonine and Mr_
W. O. Goodwin, Next Sunday even-
ing 'Rev. Dr. ,Laird, of Toronto, will
Preach' in the 'United Church, Dr.
Laird is treasurer of the United
Churches and will no doubt give a
splendid address. �4r, John
'The many 'friends of .
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be out after long severe ill- Hor�cho1d,Ltlest ,Theundersigneti
has received instinct s to sell by
MrThos. Tapp, of Virden, Mani public auction ou 'Lot 19, ,Concessiontress,
tuba, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 7, Hay, 2Zurich sn
miles east
and Make
John Tapp, and also visiting relatives south of
22nd, .at '1 `p,nt. sharp, Horses --Bay;
in Exeter, an has returned horse 7 yrs. old, 'bay mare rising .5
Miss Lily DfeEw
e after a very pleasant visit with yrs. old, driving horse 5 years old, hemaged
her sister, Miss Edith''McEwatt,' at quirt and reliable; -Holstein 9
'Kitchener. and reliable. Cattle -Ii s
An old time dance will be hell in years old, due ctt'Ivl y;eoold yue rs. olt
the town `hall on Thursday evening. due in May; yr
Collins' orchestra will furnish the 'April; cots 7 al d yr . oldtn tNI due
in May;
4 cow 5
music for the evening.yrs old due in Junc; two 2 -year-old
VARNA• heifers bred 2 months, .5 steers and 1
ales. Frank Weekes is spending a heifer rising .3 years, steer and heifer
with her sister, Mrs, Win.` using 2 years, 5yearlings, Durhans
few days tettball, brood sow due at time Of sale,
1'lroods, of Taylor
towel{,
125 lb each, 75 hens, 'half
Mr. Taylor shipped a oar load or: Rocks, )tail yearlings, balance pallets.'
live stock to Toronto Saturday. Implements-M.-'IHI. 'binder, 6 ft, cut,
,ls. A.nearly tew; M.-. mower, 5 ft cut,
frienen ds in Forestest,nuell is visiting
The d ientitlM, "Getting put As- nearly
rake, ft.lcut; FrostO-ft. & `Wood
quainter with Madge," pt3
by Zurich talent, in the hail on drill, 14 �Deerit9-ft: il6� ft
Friday night was well acted, The drums; g cultivator,
hall was comfortably filled, Proceeds St
Woodt124 ed disc, disc, selction har-
row
plate
row, Frost & 'Wood ,bean stuffier and
huller, International riding plow,
nearly new, Wilkinson walking plow
No. 7, nearly new; wagon, sleigh, hay
rack, gravel box, set Iron wheels for
wagon, rubber tired buggy, newt.
trailer, 1,000 cap., with stock rack;
2,00016.. cap. scales, Clinton fanning
milt, road cart, root pulper, 7 h.p,
'Lister engine, 10 -in, Lister grinder,
114 h. p. engine, pumper, Ankor
-Holth cream separator, new; Chath-
am incuba'tor, pig box, grass seeder,
hand or power cutting box, 5 good
horse collars, doubletrees, neckyokes,
breeching harness, backhand tear
harness, forks, shovels, 'sugar kettle,
cider barrel, scoop shovel, 30 cement
blocks, quantity of hay, 1926 ,Chevro-
let coach, Household Effects•-•-1Large
oak extension table, china cabinet and
,buffet combined, sideboard, new; cab-
inet table, 6 kitchen chairs, high chair,
set of bed, springs and dresser; :bur
eau, 2 beds and springs, mattress,
wash stand, 4 -burner coal oil stove
with oven, sink, kitchen table, easel,
Daisy churn, cream can, hanging
lamp, parlor lamp, lantern, empty,
sealers, mail box,and numerous other
articles. Ternts.-$10 and under,
cash; over that amount 7 months'
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes with a discount of
4 p.c. off for cash an credit amounts.
Hay and poultry, cash. Arthur Web-
er, auct, W. S. Johnston, clerk, 'Robt.
Green, prop.
the day 61 sale, and arrangements can
lie made for payment of balance.. R
S. Hays,, Vendor's .Solicitor; rl',
Brown, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
,'T. Brown has 'been instructed to
sell by public auction in the Sproat
Block, Seaforth, on ISaturday,.'March
119th at 1:30 p.m., the following house-
hold effects: 3 'Congoleuni rugs, 1
dining room set, 5 rockers, 1 library
table, walnut.; 1 :pedestal, 1 new Que-
bec range, 3 pairs lace curtains, `2
electric lamps, 2 electric fixtures, 1
bed outfit and clean bedding; 1 sew -
in g
ewing machine, 1 kitchen cabinet, about
8 yards good oil cloth, some linoleum,.
looking glass, 2 tubs, washboard, -
boiler, dishpan, wash basin, tea kettle,
1 set dishes, electric iron. 'Terms cash.
Thos. Brown, auct, M. A. .DeLisle,
proprietress.
30 clays. Horses -1' gelding rising 7
yrs.;,1 'horse 12 years old, 1 mare 144
yrs; old;.1 horse 12 yrs. old; 1 g
mare. -'Cattle-Cow, ;Nan, fresh 3
weeks; _ red cow, bred; roan cow,
b
ICC'2 red COWS, bt
ed3 roanan cows
AUCTION SALE
Mr. Thos. Brown has been in-
structed to sell by public 'addict.; on
Saturday, 'March 26th, at one o'clock
at the residence of James McGill,
the following household effects: 1
parlor suite, dining room suite, 1
bed -room suite and springs, 1 bed
and 'springs, 1 glass cupboard, 1
-bureau, '1 kitchen range; "rocking
chairs, kitchen chairs,0 kitchen table,
2 parlor tables, .2 'tons of coal, '1 ex-
tension ladder, 11, ,clock, 1 couch,
dishes, pots and 'pans, Singer sewing
machine (new); set of scales, 240
ib., New Perfection coal oil stove
(new). 'Terms, - cash. T. .Brown,
atnct. Janes McGill, prop.
AUCTION SALE
on East x2 lot 12,
Of Furniture
con. 3, ,I-Iibbert, on Monday, March
21st, at 2 ,,'c1ock `consisting of 1
parlor suite, 3 bedroom suites with
mattress and. springs; 1 dining
room
bred; `,red cow, bred; above are all suite• 1 kitchen table; 6 eat, lei
milking; 2 farrow cows; 18 steers
rising 3 yrs;, weighing between 1,200
and 1,300 Ib,; • 3 steers weighing
around 1,000; 1 fat heifer weighing
1,150; 1 roan 'heifer rising 2; 2 heifers
rising 1 year; 2 baby beeves, 2:'fail
,carves ,. calf, 3 weeks old;' Hereford
bull: Above cattle are all Durham
and ,Hei'elorcl and in good condition,
(Sheep, Hogs and Poultry -ll ewes
with lamb, s'oine with lambs at foot;
2 yearlings; 1 ;Berkshire sow with 9
pigs; Berkshire sow; Yorkshire sow
in pig,;, Yorkshire sow; 5 stockers
weighing 80 lb; Tamworth boar;
about 80 'White Rock young hens.
Implements, etc. -M. -H. binder, 7 -ft.
crit; 'Deering mower, 5 -ft, cut; Deer-
ing fertilizer drill, 11 disc; 'M. -H. drill
15 'disc, 'Deering spring tooth cultiva-
tor, (Deering ,dump .rake, 110 -ft. nearly'
new, Deering hay loader, side deliv
ery rake, •tttatture spreader, 2 walking
plows, 2 {furrow gang plow, Oliver 2-
furrow.seuffler; bean puller, hay rack,
116 -ft., 2 'sat diamond harrows, .2wag-
ons and wagon boxes, top 'buggy,
cutter, democrat, gasoline engine, 9
li.p. with .treacle 'Fleury grinder, 8
inch; cutting box, set bob sleighs, pig
rack, land roller, trailer for car;
potato digger, 'Overland touring car,
root pulper, speed jake; Clinton fan-
ning mill, Chatham fanning mill with
bagger, 24 grain bags, 0$0- ft, hay
'fork rdpe, set sling ropes, pair 'bunks,
Land scufiler, 2 turnip seeders, 20 end
posts, 9 .ft.; ' 200 posts 8 It.; some
500.
u
'nth lumber,
50
ft. elm t
0 braces;
it. elm plank,:piie hemlock lumber,
400 bricks, '5 cords short. wood, some
circular ;wood, turning lathe, onion
seeder, storm door, honey ex'tratetoy,
•20. new 'bee boxes, some old bee
boxes, 12Icbionies of bees, power
sheep clipper; scoop shovel, ice tongs,
berry crates, chicken crates, 26 ,pieces
ash for tongues, 1000. feet rock elm,
basswood and hemlock lumber, '4
gal. gasoline drum, 200 bush. seed
oats, Imp, (Banner, 2 set 'backhand
harness, 'set single harness, -alfalfa
seed, 1,000 lb. scales, ton stock scales,
10 -Ib. scales, some hay, saws and' car-
pen'tcr'tools, forks, chains,' gasoline
engine, '5 h.p. and numerous other
articles, Household 'Effects. -M. -'H.
cream'separator, Commodore kitchen
range, almost new, kitchen stove,
parlor heater, kitchen cabinet, kitch-
en chairs, kitchen glass cupboard,
bedstead,_ dresser, washstand, parlor
table, 2 parlor rugs,, washing mach-
ine with wringer, 'Daisy churn, wood-
en tub, kitchen table, baby carriage,
some potatoes, 'beds, springs, 2 'mat-
tresses, 'buffalo robe, etc. Terms of
Sale -$10 and under, cash; over that
amount 7 months' credit on approved
joint notes, 3 per cent. allowed for
cash du credit amounts. Hay, grain,
'potatoes and poultry, case, J. Car-
net Deters, ,administrator of E. Snid-
er estate. 'Win. 'S. Johnston, clerk, A.
'Weber, ,G, Elliott, auct.
AUCTION SALE
chairs; 1 ,hall tray with mirror; 3
easy rocker chairs 1 arnt chair; 1
couch, 1 cooking' stove, 1 coal oil
stove, 1 sewing machine, 1 washing
toachine,:,;churn, parlor and bedroom
carpets, inlaid linoleum 10 yds., and
a floor oil cloth; 2 'bedroom sets,
hanging lamp and window curtains,
a quantity 61 dishes and cooking ut-
ensils, Terms cash. T,,,Brown, auct.
Mrs. Mary 'Byrne, 'proprietress,
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927.
SEAFORTH MARKETS,
Wednesday, March16th,
Wheat,per 'bushel •$1.20
Barley, bushe1.......... 60e-65cats, per bus. , „45c -50
e
Buckwheat, ,per bus, �65c
: cwt. .
1.85
h
s�w
0
Srt per
Bran, per cwt. .. $1,75
il3utter, per 1b. 35c
�
'Eggs, Per'doz. .. 20c -25e -28c
$125
Potatoes, per bag
10.75
cwt,' $
Hogs, per
Of ,Horses, The undersigned auc-
tioneer has received . instructions
from Mr. Chas, J. Wallis to sell by
pu'blic au'c'tion at his sale barns,
Clinton, on Saturday, 'Meech 19th, at
1 o'clock sharp, the following: 1
load of choice farm mares and geld-
ings, from 4 to 6 years old; Clydes
and Percheron's, weighing from 1,200
to 1,600 tbs. This is an ex'ceptionally.
good lot ref ' domestic stock, well
broken and carefully selected. Terms:
6 months' credit given on 'furnishing
approved joint notes or a discount. of
4 per cent. Straig'ht allowed' for cash.
Chas. J. Wallis, prop. Geo. H. El-
liott, acct. `
amounted to $52.00,
Mr, Wilfred Chuter has engaged
with Mr. E. Footer for the stunner.
The many friends of Mr. Wm. Col -
dough will be pleased to know he is
able to be about again.
She hockey players put on a dance
in the hall Tuesday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Epps and son Ell-
wood have returned from a motor
trip to Niagara and other points.
CONSTANCE.
lir. and Mors. Win. McArthur were
in Kinbure last week attending the
funeral of the late :Mrs. Barwick of
Winthrop.
'Mr. and Mrs, Tom Riley, of 'Clin-
ton, were Kinburn visitors on' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Robin' Red Breast
have returned from spending the win-
ter in a warmer climate. We hope
they will not have to complain yet of
cold feet.
Mr. Joseph 'Riley purchased a new
team of horses from Mr. Campbell, of
Goderich township.
'Mr. John Riley, of Brussels, paid a
short visit to the village last week.
No surgical operation is necessary
in removing corns if'Holloway's Corn
Remover be used.
• MACHINERY FOR SALE.
1 waggon and hay rack, 1 seed drill
almost new; with grass ,seed sower,
1 'Big' B. mower, 1 'hay rake with ton-
gue, 1 gang, plow; 1 set iron harrows
3 sections, new, 1 5 -ton 'cattle:. scales,
1 cultivator, 1 pair; team bobsleighs,
new. A'll 'this 'machinery in good
shape. Apply JOHN GOUE'NLOOK,
Egmondville• .
BUCHANAN DRAIN
Assessed ratepayers who desire to
paytheir assessments in cash on said
drain can do so tip': to Thursday, Mar.
24th, 1927, payments to be made to
F. Bruce Medd, Treasurer of McKil-
lop. After said date debentures will
be issued and sold for thebalance
unpaid. 1By order of Commit
11 F. J. McQUAID, Reeve..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Statute itt that behalf that all
persons 'having claims against the
estate of James Henry 'Campbell,
late of the Township of 'MoKiliop, in
the County of'Huron, Fanner,
de-
ceased, who died on the 29th' d
ay of
Deceinbe 1926,' are required to for-
ward their claims, duly proven, to
the -undersigned Solicitors on or
before the 6th day of April, 1927,
after which date the
'Executors will
ll
proceed to distribute the estate, hav-
ing 'regard only to and being liable
only 'for the claims of which 'they
shall then have had notice."
Dated at Seaforth, -Ont., this 16th
day of March; 1927.
BEST &BEST,
13'•Solicitors for Executors:
ROF'ESSIONAL CARDS.
Medical.
DIR. 11. HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon, Late -of London Hosa
nd England. . Special
pita{, London, l og P a
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and 'throat. Office and resid-
ence behind Dominion Bank. Office
Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 106.
AUCTION SALE ,
Of Farm Stock and Implements.-.
Mr, 'Thos. Brown has received in-
structions to sell by ptrblic auction on
Lot 21, con. 3, London road, Tucker
smith, 1 mile north of Kippen, on
Friday, :March 25th, at one o'clock,
Horses -4 bay 'horse 1,600 Ib. 9 yrs,
old; 1 brown horse 1,550, 10 yrs. old,
Cattle -1 cow 5 yrs. old, due- in
April, 1 cow5 yrs. old, due 3n June,
1 cow 4 yrs, old, supposed to 'be in
calf, good milker; 1 yearling 'heifer, 1
yearling steer.
Implements, -1 Deering binder 7 ft.
cut; 1 Deering drill 13 disc; 1 Deer-
ing mower, 6 ft, cut; 41 Deering rake,
cultivator
1 .Deering 10ft. wide;g
cultiva-
tor;
1 tooth l
1 spring spring tooth; P 'g
tor; 2 sets of harrows, 4 sections; 1
walking plow, Hamilton make; 1
three drum steel roller; 1 Sandwich
hay press; 1 '•Mogul 'tractor; 1 aper
buggy, 1 rubber tired top buggy (new
tinea); 5 tons sweet clover hay, about
50 ,Barred Rock hens, 1 set of double
harness, 1 farm wagon, 1 gravel box,
1 hay rack, 16 ft, long; 1 hay fork
Acid rope, '1 pair of good heavy log-
ging sleighs `with narrow shoeing,
set of 1200 lb platform scales, 1 'De
Laval cream separator.
Household Effects. -1 Daisy sY
churn,
1Quebec heater, 1 box stove,1 Gur-
ney
Oxford range, 1 davenport, 1
hanging lamp, '1 Coleman gas lamp, 1
rug. Positively no reserve as proprie-
tor has sold farm,
Terms. --Hay, hens and all sums of
$10 and under, cash. Over that
amount 8 months' • credit on approved
joint notes, with 4 p.c. straight off for
cash on .credit amounts. 'Samuel
Cudmore, prop. T, Brown, auct,
CARD OF THANKS.
Janet and Russell Bays wish to
thank their many friends and neigh-
bors for the kindness and sympathy
shown during their recent sad be-
reavement,
ROOMS TO RENT.
.Five rooms over Silvenwood's Store,.)
six rooms over D. H. Stewart's store,,
Well. ventilated. Newly decorated,
electric lights, town water, .inside
toilet. Reasona'ble rent. For occup-
ancy,
cccu -ancy, April -1st..Arply to E. L. 'B'
X.
DDR.' F. J. BU'R'ROWS,, Seaforth.
Office and .residence, Goderich street
east of the Methodist Church. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Tele-
phone No. 40.
DR. C. MACKAY.-C. Mackay,.
honor graduate of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity,
Medical College;'inember of the Col
lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons of
Ontario. •-ao
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER-Eye, Eat,
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi
cine, University of Toronto` 1897. Late
Assistant New York Ophihaliaic aid
Aural Institute, Moorefield'a`Eye, and
Golden Square th,roatitospitala, Lon-
don, A
England. Commercial Engt m hotel,
i
Seaforth, 3rd Monday n each mouth,
from 11 a,m. to 3, p.m. L
DRR. W. C. SPROAT.-Graduate rsf
Faculty of Medicine, University of.
Western Ontario, 'London, Member
of College of Physicians :and, Sur-
geons of Ontario. Office' in Aberharee:
Drug Store, Main St., Seefortiek_s
Phone 90.
BABY CHICKS. I
.Barred ?Rocks hatched :from care-
.
winter
d
'fully culled high producing,
layers, $20 per 100. Barron strain.
single comb 'White 'Leghorns, $15 per
100. JAMES M. S'CO'TT, Scafotrth.
Phone 32,on 251.
FOR SALE
Seven new bee 'boxes, made by the
Ruddy Co., Brantford, Ont. Will
sell the seven 'for $35.00 or $5.25 each,
Some -of;them have never been used.
Also •2 bee excluders and, a quantity
of comb. CLIFFORRtD COT,-
CLOUGTi, Seaforth, R.R. 2.
_QDAY OLD CHICKS.
Orders taken for day old, single
comb White Leghorn 'Chicks,In
April, price 13c; ,in May, price 12c;
or in June, price 11e. Eggs incubated
for four cents each. Phone 235r2
write LORNE S. WEIBSTER, RR,
No. 1, Seaforth,. Ont. 11
MORTGAGE SALE •
Of VaIuatble Improved Farm Lands
-Under and by virtue of the Powers
of Sale contained in an Indenture df
Mortgage, which twill be produced at
the time of sale, mere will be offered
for sale by public auction by Thomas
Brown, Auctioneer, on Tuesday,
'March 22nd, at 2 o'clock in the after-
noon at Dick's 'Hotel in the Town of
Seaforth: Let Number 30, in the 7th
Concession of the Township of :Hib-
bert, in the County of Perth,'and con-
taining by admeasurement 100 acres
of land, 1be''the sante 'more or 'less.
Buildings -Large two-storey brick
house with brick kitchen and ,brick
woodshed attached, in good state of
repair and with cistern. New 'frame
barn 36x100 and 40x50 'with hip roofs,
stone and :cement stabling under-
neath, cement floors, water in 'stalls,
litter carrier and modern throughout.
'A never failing well and windmill and
cement water tank. A good drive
shed. The land is well ttnderdrained
and •fenced with wire, There 'are on
the land '12 acres of good hardwood
bush. The land is in a good stateof
cultivation and is six miles from 'Sea -
AUCTION SALE forth and seven miles from 'Dublin
and one and a half miles from school.
Of Farcy Farm Stock, Implements' Rural. route mail and telephone. A
and Household Effects, on lot 21, L. splendid opportunity is offered to
R. E., Stanley township, 1 mile north anyone :desiring to
buy'a
high
h class
of Drysdale on Thursday, Mar 24th, farm with all modern improvements,
Commencing at
12 o'clock the,fo1low- Immediate
possession can
be given
ing-.Real Estate -Consisting of lots subject to privilege -to feed 25 head of
Ni/.2-22, 77 acres; 5/ 21, 77 acres, cattle to 1st May next: Terms --'Ten
S% N/ 21, 38 acres, all L.R.L., Stan- (10) per cent, of the purchase' money
ley. 190 acres of choice fartrting land, to be 'paid in cash at thetime of sale.
about 20 acres of good hardwood and the 'balance within thirty days
bush with choice 'tim'ber, 12 acres of thereafter without interest. The pur-
ftii wheat, plowing
all done,
t
wo
good ad cha
ser w111
a
ired
to ,sign
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an
bank barns with good stalling, silo, agreement to• 'complete the purchase.
implement shed, good
pig pet, etc. The property will' be offered' subject,
:House is a desirable 'brick dwelling to a reserve bid. Further particulars
with new brick kitchen attached, and conditions of sale will be made
good water. Fart. is 'well drained' known on the day of sale and may be
and fenced and in a high state of gut- had in the 'meantime from the under
tivation. It niay be purchased as 150 signed, R. S. Hays, Vendor's Solicf
acres as one parcel and 40 acres as tor; T. Brown, Aecctioneer,•Dated at
another parcel if desired. Terns -10 Seaforth, Ont., this 7th day of .March,
per cent. on dayof sale,• balance in 1927. .
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Property. - Thomas
Brown has been instructed to tell by
peblic auction at the Queen's ,Hotel,
Seaforth on Wednesday. March 23rd,
at 2 p. m., the fallowing valuable,
ble
property: Five acres, one mile from
Seaforth modern hotise with furnace,
bath and toilet small, barn; good ,or-
chard. Taxes, $15, Splendid chance
to Start chicken farm, bees, etc.
Terns of Sale. 'Ten per cent, of the
purchase money to be paid in cash ono
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Are you getting- your Share pf Our Shoe Bargains P
Our Shoes , Are Priced To Sell
2 Packages Shredded Wheat
2 Packages Kellogg's Coma Flakes
5 Bars Pearl White Soap
5 Bars Somme Soap
3 Bars Palm 'Olive Soap
2 'Packages Lux
2 Tins Old .Dutch Cleanser
These Prices are Cash at time
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of Sale.
W. j Finnigan
Egmondv lle
BATEMAN-
Ladies'
.E. W. llorand Men s '�a,��
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Suits from $25aOV p
or,
Bring your own Cloth
and
Have it- made up here.
's Drug Over Keating g Store
SEAFORTH
Dental.
DSR. J.. A. NN
Successor to Dr.121U
. R. Ross, grada-
ate of Northwestern University,CM-
sago, L11, Licentiate Royal College 03
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Offirs
over 'Sills' hardware, Mani atreat,t.
Seaforth. Phone 151.
OR. F. J. BECHELY, graduate
Royal 'College of Dental Surgeons,
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smiths
Grocery, Main street, Seaforth.
Phones, office 185W, residence 1853.
WARNER 8R0& Present
JOHN BARRYMORE
in the GIANT SUPER SPECIAL MOTION PICTURE
THE SEA BEAST
The supreme artist of the American theatre in a remark-
able characterization of the good and evil of -a strong
man's character - of . a life swept by storms as fierce
as . the seas.
A magnificient 10 reel spectacle of whaling life, in the
days of sailing ships, when then fought hand to hand the
hales;
orsP
erinw
o
tost 1x
from the stoiy9.10BY DICK" by Herman Melville
One hundred and sixty. mine performances in New York
•$2.00 prices.
HERE. Thursday, Friday 'and Saturday.
' es Thursda 4 p. m. Saturday 3 p.m. _
Mattne y y
nt bf extra length first Saturday Evening show'
On;;ttccou ; cy ,
will start at 7.15 p. m. sharp.
Auctioneer.
F. W. WPGG, Seaforth, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of ;Huron.
Fifteen years' experience in selling by
auction,' farms, stock, implements, etc.
Satisfaction. guaranteed. Phone 168
Seaforth, or The Seaforth News office
GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron. '-
Arrangements can be made for Sale
Date at The Seaforth News. Charges
moderate and' satisfaction guaranteed.
Musical Instruction.
CHAS. A. HOWEY has resumed-- -
his classes in the instruction of piante4-
organ and theory. Phone 194, Sea -
General Fire, Life,
Accident &Automobile ,Y r
IN=SURANCE AGENT
and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines
James Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT.
THEMcKILLOP•
Mutual' Fire Insurance Col
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY O N Y, INSURED
Officers -fames Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex, James Evans, Beechwood„
Vice President; D. E. McGrcger,
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
Directors -Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Sea -
forth; John Benneweis, Brodfiageal
James Evans, Beechwood; M. Me -
Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. Broadfoot, 'No. 3 Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve,. No. 4, W hoar
Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mo-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; ..Mtrrralr
Gibson, .Brucefieid. .
Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin-
ton;
licton; E. Hinckley, Seaforth; J. A.
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V.
Yeo, Hoimesville; R. G. jarinontb„
Bornholm. James Kerr and ` Joba
Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties
desirous to effect insurance or •trans=
act other business will be prompttr
attended to by application to any ti-
the above named officers addressed
ra their respective postoffices.
FARM FOR SALE
One hundred acres choice clay land,
being tot 8, con.' 6; Hullett, situated
mile west 'o'f the < village of Con-
stance,
where there is
a
school,
blacksmith shopand stori
There are on the premises a banks
barn 43x53, a driving sired, and 'a
comfortable frame house, with bard
water tank in kitchen, also• a .drilled
well with windmill, All cleared land
8 acres of fall wheat, 40 acres '-
plough, balance hay and pasture;
sell reasonable.: For particulars aPp�
to Win, Moore, R. R. 1, ciintoif�'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
An eight roomed 'house, full base-
ment, furnace; hard and soft water,
electric' lights,_ bathroom,, three .lots,
large barn, also a ,variety of 'fruit
trees, small fruits. Apply to Andrew
Little, or 'Mrs. Wm, 'Westcott, High,
street,
Miller's 'Worm 'Powders can do no
injury to the most delicate child. Any,
child, or infant in •rhe state of adol•
escetice, who is infested with worms
can take this ,preparation without a
qualm of the stomach, and will find in
it: a sure relief and a full protection,
from these destructive pests,. which
are responsible for much sickness and
egions of little,
ones."
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H great suffering to 1
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