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Ingrtiltt:of Deer, t
her :parents, Me, and Mrs, Alex.
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Clinton
Miss Pearl
Churahfll of C 1
the, week eed vigiting friends itr
spent t
town. v' ice; of ,Ex.,
u •rs ,'Wm, Pea
Mr. were
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eter were in town oh Saturday:
Dr. and, Mrs, )Smith of St. Marys
.
spent 'Stuiday with ,Mr. and Mrs.'G.
C, Petty.
Busch: Of London visit-
ed
Russell week.
friends in town last
..and
Mr, and Mrs. Chas.„Cooperends
French of, I�ippen visited fru
Mrs,
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Tuesday: evening the 'home'of -her Apri1'„25th 't t'k e home :of hiss pareut$+
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of !Stretford; spent the week -end
their cottage, t Stratford,
The Misses 'Rap -kink :of
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a title it 'cottage•
uspent'Saturd ya e
-William ' -Parker, of Sande,
Mr. e ee t'lits'home.
spoilt' the week.•end a,..
p ror was received last week -of the
Word, of Bayfield
death of a former resident
in'the'p&son of Mary Wal'win, widoev
bf the late Aaron W'alwin, For many
• Ir ,acrd' Mrs. Walwut lived in
years ld, are 'he followed his trade
as a h, ns r he death- of
as a 'shoemaker, After _- t
Mr. Walwin about Thirty years ago,
'Mrs. Walwin went to Detroit where
she, madeeber home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. IW._ R• T'horirton, Her
friends'hei rentetnber,hei''as a sweet,
charming woman, who was an ardent
Christian devoted; to 'her family and
always ready to•help others. While in
(Bayfield she was a member of the
'Presbyterian '' church. ''' '`.Cilie ',funeral,
service was held from the biome •' :of
her daughter, Mrs. W. R Thornton,
1325 Chaplin Ave., 'Detroit, on Friday
last at 2:30 p.tn. She leaves to mourn
oDb-
two daughters and a son, all of
De-
troit, Mrs.17V. R. Thornton, Mrs.. L.
C.,11 right abed Walter A. Waiwin.
Otte daught&, 'Martha and a son
James, predeceased her sonic years
ago.
Mrs. G. W, Woods and Nan have
returned from spending the holidays
with 'R'ev. and Mrs, H. G. E. Crosby,
Otterville,
The young people of North street
United church, Goderich, will present
the play, "Eyes of ,Love," iei the town
'hall, Bayfield, on 'Friday evening,
May 6th. The'play is being put on
under the auspices of the library
board of Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neelin arrived
ir the village on Saturday after
spending several months in 'Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Furter motored
from North 13ay on Monday to visit
-the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J, Stinson. Little :Margaret Reid, of
TaclHerittnotherre, aand accompaniedlittle brother e em.
• are
visiting in Toronto.
'Beginning on Thursday, May 12th,
the stores in Bayfield will observe the
weekly half holiday during the'•sum
•mer months,
Mr. J. Ferguson, who has spent the
winter in London, returned home on
Saturday.
Miss Anna Elliott returned tocom-
ronto on Saturday, having
e
hone on Wednesday ou account of
her nettle's death.
Mr. William Brown, of 'Detroit, is
visiting his father. 'Robe. Brown.
The Junior Room of the Public
school is to
theillness ciof the osed tlteacheis r, Miss k owing
Woods.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Makins motor-
ed to London on Monday.
The death occurred in the village
of ;Bayfield on Tuesday, April 26th, of
lit Fraser, in his eighty-first year.
in :town on,S1 d derich
Mr, ,Albert tWhites'ides of Go
as in town on Monday.
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COL 'Reason of London and W. 'j.
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Thompson of 'Mitchell were in 'town
Thursday trying ko interett people ao.
this district 10 Kitchener real est
Mrs. W. iG.'Davis'a•ttended the fun-
eral of her cousin, (the late Thomas.
Preset', at 'B�aynfield,, on 'Friday.
Mr. ;and Airs, 'Glias. MaDoilell and
family and Miss- Mildred Scruton
spent Sunday in 'St. Marys.
of St,
Mr. •'anal Mrs. Jahn Leiper
'Catharines arrived'' int town Friday
'evening with their household effects
and -will occupy 'their new hoine on,
•King street, winch they -recently pur-
chased from the Truemner'„estate.
.
Mrs. Leiper's 'sister, Mrs. Hugh Met
Donald, will reside with them dor
some time. The household effects
of Mr$. Truemner on King stret, were
sold on (Saturday afternoon, a large
crowd attending. Everything was
sold and brought good prices. Mr.
Arthur Weber wended the -hammer
in his usual efficient manner.
Mr. Carl Passmore left for Pontiac,
Miele, last week where he has secur-
ed a position.
'Mr. James Tapp, of 'Western Uni-
versity, spent Sunday at his hone
here.
Mr. Alpine McEwan is moving this
-week into the Wilson residence on
'Brock street and Mrs. Taylor is mov-
ing into her own residence which is
'being vacated by 'Mr, bicEwan.
Mrs, Almond Mc'Fitvan was taken
to Seaforth hospital on Friday
t
do be operated on for appendicitis.
'Mr. Broadie, of London, was in
town on Friday checking up the local
cream buying stations.
The Village Council last week got
the baseball grounds all drained and
on Saturday afternoon the diamond
was graded and is now in splendid
shape for .the baseball team.
Mr. Alf. Clark has purchased a
car front Cook Eros.
Mr. Alex.;Neeb, o•f Dashwood, was
in town on Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Wilkinson, of Vic-
toria hospital, 'London, spent the week
end at her home.
The services in the United Church
were of a very interesting character
on 'Sunday last. In the morning 'Com-
munion service was held and a num-
ber united with the church. In the
evening the Odd Fellows of Hensall,
Clinton, +.Brucefielcl, Exeter and Sea -
forth marched to the church in a
body, and the pastor, the Rev. Arthur
:Sinclair, preached the annual sermon,
'Special music was (furnished by the
choir, a male quartette by Messrs.
'Goodwin, Phile, Follick and +Pass-
more, and a ladies' quartette by Mrs.
Drysdale, Mrs. Phile; Mrs. Linden -
field and Miss'Lammie• Mr. Sinclair
gave a splendid sermon on Odd Fel-
lows'hip and was listened to with
rapt attention by the large audience
present, Next Sunday will be 'Moth-
ers''Day in the church and a Mothers'
Choir will lead in the service of song.
The Young -People of the United
'Church held their weekly nieetiutg on
Monday evening with Miss 'Gladys
Luker • presiding. An instrumental
duet by Misses Mildred McDonald
and Lillian 'Steacy, solo by Mrs, fled -
den, violin selection by Misses Greta
Lantmie and Ethei Murdock, were all
enjoyed, Mr. Knipe gave the topic
lis his usual capable manner. The
:meeting then took the form of a soc-
ial evening and a very dainty lunch
was served. Miss Gladys Luker had
.charge of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weber, of.
1.ondon, were in town Sunday, Mr.
'Garnet Weber, of London, is spend-
ing a few days this week visiting :his
.father, Mr. Wm. Weber,
The concert put on Friday evening
by the Blyth Choral Society was a
great success, the large hall being
crowded to the doors. The concert
was put on in aid of -the Ladies' Aid
of the United Church.
A meeting was held in the Town
Hall on Monday evening, to consider
the putting on a big baseball and
Fireman's tournament on June 3rd.
Several fire brigades from the neigh-
boring towns have offered to come
and it is anticipated that if the idea is
d out,one of the biggest days
cart to
ever put on in Hensall will be arrang-
ed for. A committee was appointed
to make tis arrangements. In the
evening a big street dance is proposed
with several 'bands and orchestras in
attendance.
Report of Hensall Continuation
School, -Farm iii. -Dorothy Heffer-
nan 66, Margaret Douglas 65. Jean
Stone 64, Mildred McDonnell 64,
'Mildred Scruton 62, Avis ',Lindenficld
59, Ruth Chapman 55, Milton Boyle'
45, Norman Alexander 40.
Form II. -Margaret MacLaren 87,
Gertrude Higgins 82, Marie Bell 73,
Pearl Elder 70, Isobel Alexander 67,
Beryl Pfaff 66, Grace Tinney 64, Ed-
win Dick 61, Scott 'Welsh 59, Louise
Drummond 58, Edwin Taylor 54,1Ste-
wart .Blackwell 51, Benjamin Tinney
50, 'Claire Way 50, George Tinney
49, Jean lBon'thron 49, Roy Bell 40.
Form 'h ,O1ive (Walker 71, William
Joynt, 67, Mervyn Rycicinar 58, Stella
Ingram 57, ,Albert Passmore 55, Mil-
dred Forrest 54 'Gordon Troyer 53,
Bertha Saldatn 51, Lorne 'Chapman 50,
Citta Bell 49, 1Li'llian Steacy 45, Dor-
othy Little'45, Olga Bell 44, • Marie
Foster 29, Russell iBlackwell 28.
nt, e me'fer Ethel:. worked in 'Detroit, but was at one
Please e Y, w >1
Me- 'and' Mrs. Alan ""Sdamonb, ''•'of
IBrussel's; called on friends'' in the vil-
lage on 'Sunday.'•
HURON NEWS,
Zurich. .
The' ,Marriage took place- at Credi-
ton on April 22nd, of Mr. Barry
IIless "son of, Mr. and' Mrs; W. G.
Hess, °Zurich, to !Beatrice Irene, 'date:
ghter=of 'Me. and Mrs. 'Chris. Heist,
'Crediton. They will make 'their home'
in Zurich,
cited
The new fire • engine .,iS ' e:;pe,
'soon, and - with the barge ':eonceete
w�ater_teek recgestly,,buil(1,:shoteld,;gitte-
the village .'geod.fire protection, -
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz
have -returned to )Detroit after visit
•ing the later's ,parents, Mr, land "Mrs,
J, .Fuss.
(Born, in 'Stanley, on April- 18th,'to
Mr. and .'Mrs. John Armstrong, 'a
Goderich.. .
Mr. Wm. •Chisholm; of 'Calga'ry, •is'
visiting his relatives here, after :.an
absence of slime years, He fs a' -con
doctor on, the C. 'P. St,
The council has passed a bylaw
making the Square a, one-way street,
and sights to this effect will be
erected.
'n 'oar tiealbh$:for some, elontlts 'A ,15ranell'e,of
�.. n
., the:�,11� uron ,iltvest,
.tea's been .opened - in the'
Bente, Ltd.,, nierce building.
'former 13anlc,afGon
fu 'Wimghatn ilio deal Ii} `stocks bonds
and -grant. ;IL.IS.'Walker, son Of'Mt
and Meg; Wesley (Walker,;"'Goderich,'
:is 'manager.'
l vle,.
Bue a
;Blue'
cc' encs, accutred` at
Two a asf,
vale -t:ecently, by the"seat on .the disc
breaking. John,'Messer' rias` severely
rid bruised` and - W'tn,-Balfour
Cllr arid
was`also•''soitiewhaf injtired. • `•
erae'd
.:. 'M•tss ,Bu�niee .Shaw has '.ret
.after spending :the past 'four months
in 'tileWest' 'With hert�atmh t u
John •Gannett, while: working• in
field one Andrew ;'Gray's farm, saw, e
deer go aeross••the field he was work-
ing. in and ,enter- the woods, ,
Wroxeter.
Brussels.
;Commencing this reek, Brussels
business places will close' Thursday
afternoons for the :summer. ,
John L. 'Davidson passed awey,on
April 21st, aged 58 years. Be had re-
sided in Brussels ''the past 13 years.
He is survived by seven brothers and
.three sisters, 'Thomas and 1Robert, of
Brussels; 'Josep'h,•?London; 'William,
Niagara; David, Nestleton; Frank,
Whittier, Cal.; Janmes, Stratford; Mrs:
H. C. `Harvey, Winnipeg; Mrs. C. R.
Bennett, Arcola, 1Sassk., and Miss
Mary, with whom he lived at Brus-
sels.
"Success Camp" of Trail :Rangers
wort the district shield for (Huron and
Perth counties in the recent bond
selling campaign, having sold an•
average of $7 per member:
Jo
Mr. Fraser had not enjoyed good
health for a couple of years but his
last illness extended over a period of
about two weeks. The deceased was
the last of a family of lour sons and
one daughter. He was born in In-
verness, (Scotland, on January 17th,
1847, and emigrated to Canada ofwith
th
his parents at the early g
years. -Mr. Fraser was one of the
pioneers who made the trip over from
Scotland in a sailing vessel. IIe first
settled at Ayr and later came to
Huron county and settled on his
farm just outside the village on the
(Bayfield line. Later he moved to the
village and conducted a business for
seventeen years, from which he re-
tired about twenty years ago. Mr.
Fraser was a life long Presbyterian
and for many years an elder in St.
Andrew's Church. Nine years ago he
was appointed a catchist by the Pres-
byterian church and served in the
mission fields of Algoma and Sas-
katchewan but of late years he re-
sided quietly in the village. T -he de-
ceased is survived by his Wife, Mary
5. Fraser, to whom he was married
in 1890. The funeral, which was
largely attended, was held fnomt his
late residence on Friday afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev.
A. Macfarlane, Clinton, assisted by
Rev. R C. M'oDermid, Goderich, Mr_
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The funeral of the' late Andrew tree
land; of Dmshham, was:held from ,the
home' of: John Adams. - Mr, Ireland
was, a former resident, , ,
•Exeter:
Anladditionat room has been added
to Exeter Public school, 23 new: sdhol-:
ars having„come ,after Easter. A.
spare room, was .,Converted „'into. a
class roost,
After being in business -in Exeter
over 38 years J. A.-Steivant ,sodd out
his general dry -goods business :last
week to,:Southcott (Bros. Ile` -has not
'been in good' health and -intends to
take a rest.
'Tenders are being called for bend-
ing the new United Church at' Grand
,Bend:
Three-year-old (Goorge:.Albert ,Et'h-
eringtott, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
W. Etherington, 4th concession of
Usborne, died in Victoria hospital,
London last ''Monday, following a
kick from a horse, on Tris father's
farm on 'Saturday previous,
Wingharn.
Firs, Eliza Pocock has returned
home after slpett.ding the winter with
her daughter in 'Detroit and Toronto,
Mrs. +Samuel Burchill announces
the engagement of her only daughter,
Bessie Margarebte, to Alvin Edward'
Groves, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Groves, Freeville, N.Y., the marriage
to take place early in May.
Stanley L. IBeil, aged 27 years, 'died
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Real
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Real -Estate, - etc.
Seaforth, Ontario.'
Phone 152; .
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SEAFORTH `MARICETS.
Wednesday
, May 4th,
Whe fir -pct litts'hej'::..
Oa
ty
Oats,,, per
bus.
s
hdl,
,45c-50e
5c- Oee
BuC Wheat,-"peebus. .; , .. 650
Shortie: percwt, ,.$1,85
'..
ten. per w
Busttee40cn '
Bur, per lb
Eggs, .per'•dpzen
.2
Oc ..5c28c
--I?atat
oes, P
� er bag
.per •
'cwt. . $9.50
il3og5,
BABY' CRICKS' AND CUSTOM
HATCHING.
S.
'cls C.W.., Isebshora1�s chi $
, ' 15.00
per 100: -Barred Rock 'chicks} $16.00
;per 100. 'Custom -hatching; 5c per
e g. Individual: machines, :100 egg to:•.
600, egg sizes, The 'best of attention,
Pahl to
cu •s.9
t m hatching.: No order.
too small, or too, :;:!large, Get your,
chicks ,early .so they will develop into°
good sieed.hirels to get the; early. mar-
kets. :Early hatched pallets make
�_
the 'best winter layers.' E. 7
WARTHA, 'Hotmesville PO, Phone
6111.22, ::Clinton central. 23
ROFESSIONAL :CARDS.
Medical.
DE. H. HUGH 'ROSS, Physician .
and Surgeon. Late of London Hos-
pt
tio
I.London,. Engla
n
d $
Pa.
cta
l
alten ion to diseases of the' eye, ear,
nose.and throat., Office . and reside
ante,
'behind .Dotniniori' Bank. Office Phone No. 5;', :ResidencePhone 106,
DtR: F: J. BURROWS ,.Seafortb.
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Office and 'residence, Goderich" street,
'
east 'of,'the Methodist 'Church. Cal,'
oner for the -County of -Huron, Tele-
phone No. 40:
NOTICE
lCarloed of good cedar posts. Car-
load of 5X 11. C. cedar shingles, just
arrived. :'Carload 'cif 'binder twine
Ordered. 'Prices right. Phone R. J.
.McM'TLLIAN. 1S•
GRASS FARM . FOR RENT,
West dot 4, Con. 3, Tuckersmith,
'50 acres grass farm for rent. Apply
to PETER H. MdGiRA'TIH, St, •'Col-
unrbau..Phone Du'bl'in central, 18
:Clinton.
Mr, J. 1F. Wasman announces the
'engagement of his daughter, Edna J.,
'to 'Mr. Howard Hill, of Vancouver,
B.C., the marriage to take place in
May.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Mr. Donald 'Calder, assessor, 'has
delivered to me the Assessment 'Roll
Of the Tp. of McKillop, 'for 1927, and
said Roll remains -at my office for in-
spection by those entitled: thereto.
JOHN McNAY, Clerk.
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Dated May 3rd, 1927.
Macfarlane, in speaking of the deceas
ed, praised in glowing terms the life
of a man lived for the Maker, his
great interest and activity for the
welfare ,of the community and unceas-
ing work for the Church. Truly this
man was respected and esteemed.
The pallbearers were Jas. `H. Reid,
John Woods, M. Ross, G. Lindsay,
R. Delgety and S. (Houston. Visitors
from a distance who attended the
funeral were hiss MacPherson, Nor-
val; Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Donaldson,
(niece of Mr. Fraser), Chas. Donald-
son, Goderich Mrs. 7, 'Stewart, Glin-
tnn; Mr. Halliday, .Belgrave; Mr.„ and
Miss McPhail, Goderich; Mr 13. Hig-
gins, Clinton; Mrs. Davis, Hensall;
Rev. ,ltd Mrs. W. Townshend, Ber-
vie; Mrs. Elliott. 'Lucknow; Mrs.
Forman, Listowel; Thornton Mus-
tard, Toronto. The sympathy of .the
community is with Mrs. Fraser,
DAME--•�------•- N
EGNIQNDVI LLE
To get the Highest Price
For What you have to Sell
To get the Lowest Price
On What you hare to Buy
Deal in Egmondvritle
We J. Finnigan
Egmondville
CATTLE TO 'PASTURE,
I will .take.aiit a number of young
cattle for the mourner. 'Good ,grass
and ;water. Phone .�11 on- 241, Sea-
-forth. TAM'ES'E::MEDD, 18RR
Clinton.
FOR SALE.
Five young sows 'bred to farrow in
July and August. These are choice
bacon type. Will be sold reasonable
for quick sale. Phone 144r21. ',Hnrasi
road two miles east of 'Seaforth.
JOHN NOLAN. 20
Soft corns are difficult to eradicate,
bu,t.Holloway's. Corn Remover will
draw them out pa mnlesssly.
Mr, 'and Mrs. John Riley and Miss
Riley visited relatives at Coaetanee on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. McEachern of
Walton spent 'Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell IBrads'hew.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ''Riley attended the
funeral of Miss Ella Bridges at Bel -
grave on Monday.
bfr, and Mrs. Chas. Nicheoison vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. 'Wes. Jermyn on
Monday.
CONSTANCE.
-Mr. and Mrs. George Riley and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Riley spent Sunday at
the home of Mr, anti Mrs. 'George
Cook, of ,Goderich township.
Mrs, 'Wm. McArthur :and - family
spent Sunday with friends in the vil-
lage,
Quite a few 'around the village at-
tended the funeral ,of Mrs. Wm. Cole,
Sr., of 'Clinton, who passed away last
ONTARIO
To Owners of Automobiles
and Trucks
Lights, brakes and steering gear must be kept
ht good condition for the safety of drivers and
others on the road.
ti] EGARDING the physical condition of automobiles
LO. and trucks, The Highways Traffic Act makes certain
provisions which motorists would do well to understand
said observe.
It is increasingly necessary that these provisions should
be stringently maintained in°view of the great increase in
tourist traffic on our highways, the increase last year of
40,000 cars in Ontario and the more extended use of country
roads by our own people. The new speed limit recently
authorized by the Legislature adds to this necessity.
Car and truck owners are urged to check their machines
frequentlyy and to renew parts which are worn or brolcen.
eadlights •should be adjusted regularly. Glaring
lights are against the law and a menace to traffic. Simple
instructions for the adjustment of headlights and a list of
lenses approved by the department, may be obtained free
by writing the Motor Vehicles Branch, Department of
Highways, Toronto.
If your lenses are not among those mentioned en the
list, it' would be well to have them changed at once if you
wish to avoid accident on the road and penalty in court.
Brakes and steering gear should be in perfect condi•
tion so that when called upon each part will respond to
the will of the driver:
The law provides that license numbers mustbe clean
and so placed as to be easily read. A fundamental is
the control of motor traffic is that each machine shall Its
quickly identified.
It is the intention of the Department of Highways
to take note of the condition of automobiles using the
roads. To avoid inconvenience to motorists, attention is
drawe to the necessity for rigid obedience of the law, and
the penalties for neglect.
Ontario Department or
Highways -
The Hon. GEO. S. HENRY, Minister•
GASOLINE STOVE FOR SALE.
Detroit gasoline stove, -with oven,
two burner. As good as now, ,Apply
at The News Office. 18
STRAYED.
A pair of big white sows. strayed
from my premises, -let-23, con, 4, .•I3.
R. 5., Tuckersini1h,.'being last -seen
on Friday, Anril 29th. One has a nick
in its ear. •. HARVEY MOOBRIE,
Phone 132r5. ' ea
FOR SALE:
,
ran e 4 burner, with 2
Coal `ole sange, shelf,
teapot'slreliFes, hmgll warming
and large oven, Stove in good condi-
tion througlibut, and will' be sold for
a reasonable figure. -Apply The 'Sea -
forth News. • J9
BOARDERS WANTED.
Boarders wanted at house centrally
located. Apply at News Office. 19
FOR SALE.
DR. C. MACI1AY, C... Macksy,
honor graduate of Trinity Univers' ;
ity and gold medallist . of Trinity,, -
Medical College; ,inember bf the ,Cole
lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons, 8f
Ontario. -
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE IN SEAFORTH
Solid brick, nine room house with
furnace, bath -room, town water and
every convenience. 'Centrally ionated
and convenient to 'schools, churches
and business section, two 'fine lots,
good barn and garden, (House has
small -annex suitable for an office,
Bargain for quick sale. Apply to
JOHN II. BEST,
rBarrister,
Seaforth, Ont.
A quantity of potatoes, both' early
and fall varieties, Also extra good
barley, 2 year old seed. P.ERC•Y
LITTLE, 'Seaforth,� on.240.
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
A quantity of used cedar posts will
be sold reasonably. Apply to PETER
DeCOURCY, one block south of
United Chttreh, Egmondvilie. 18
CARLOAD OF HORSES FOR
SALE.
Carload of horses arrived today.
Watch for posters for sale. All young
horses, mostly Pereheron mares and
geldings, tanging,from+three to „'six
years old. These 'horses are all well
broken and will be sold under har-
ness, Messrs. Sager and•Caplin guar-
antee these 'horses, so come along and
get your horses, at the Commercial
Hotel stables, ,Seaforth. We soldria
carload of 'horses here recently
d
believe the people of this district have
every confidence in dealing with us.
SAGER & CAPLIN,
Proprietors.
DR. F. 3. R. 't cYRSTER-Eye, Ear:
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi-
cine, University of Toronto 1897. Late
Assistant New York Ophthalmic And
Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, an4
Golden Square throat -hospitals, Lon-
don, England. At Commercial '.hotel,
Seaforth, 3rd .Monday in each -month,
from 11 a,in, to 3 pen. s
'DR. W. C SPRc AT. -Graduate of.
Faculty of Medicine, , University of
Western Ontario' London. Member
of College of : Physicians and Sur-,
geons of Ontario. Office -in Aberhark'a
Drug Store, Main St., Seaforth:
Phone 90.
. Dental.
DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, grsdu=
ate of Northwestern University, Chi..
cago, Ill. Licentiate Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, . Toronto. Office
over Sills' hardware, Main streett.
Seaforth. Phone 151.
.i
E. W.
GATEMAN
Ladies' and Men's Tailor
Suits from $251.00 up
or
Bring your own Cloth
and
Have it made up here.
Over Keating's Drug Store
SEAFORTH
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 the County of Huron.
Arrangements can be made for Sale
Date at The Seaforth News. Charges
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
General Fire, Lite, •
Accident & 1 utomobite
INSURANCE AGENT
and dealer in Singer Sewing Machines
James Watson :-
North Main St. SE'AFORTH, ONT.
THE MeKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Ce,
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN '
PROPERTY 0 N Y, INSURED
'Officers -James Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood,
Vice President; D. F. McGregor;
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer.
,Directors --Wm. Rion, No. 2 Sea -
forth, John Bennewies, Brodhagen;
James Evans, Beachwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James 'Connolly, God- •
erich; Alex. 'Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Watton;
Robert Ferris, ;Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, 1Brucefield.
Agents -Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin-
ton; E. Hinchiey, Seaforth; 3. A.
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V.
Yeo, Holmesville; 'R. G. Jarmouth,
Bornholm. James Kerr and John
Govonlock, 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.
ZANE GREY'S
FORLORN RIVER.
with -
A CHAL,
T A LET� E M R
JACK'. HOLT, R
_RAYMOND HATTON
What "Sterling" is to silver sods Zane Grey in pictures of
the good -bad old days when the West was young and
romance galloped over the trails
HERE Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
OSCAR STRAUSS'
Operatta
THE WALTZ DREAM
A story of gay Vienna before the war
filmed in Europe by. TJ, F. A. producers of VARIETY -.
RINee
. 17, Grey: 'Walton 'P, O. tf,
"Say It With Flowers„
Choice Cut Flowers, Artistic Flor-
al •Designs, Wedding Bunches, etc,,
on short notice, Express prepaid on
all orders amounting to $5 and over.
GEORGE STEWART
Florist .
Phone 105 Goderich
20
HOUSE FOR SALE.
-House ou James street, six rooms
and complete bath. 'Hot and . cod
taps in the kitchen. Electric lights,.
Cellar with cement floor. Stable on
property. Apply on the premises er
bo W. D. BRIGHT, , Se t' aforth. ' tf
BABY CHICKS.
' Barrett 'Rocks hatchedfrom dare-
fully culled high producing winter
sayers, $17,00 per 100, Barron strain
single comb White Leghormis, $14.00 ,
per 100 for May delivery. JAMES M.
SCOTT, Seaforth. Phone 32 on 251.
tf
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILES
'See the Whippet Fours and Sixes,
Overloads and Willys Knight Sixes,
all equipped with 4 -wheel 'brakes.
One door west of Aberhart's 'Drug
Store, Phone 17, Elliott's Garage,
G. C. 'BELL, Overland Dealer. 20 .
DIRECT •SALESMAN.
Experienced, whole or spare time,
to demonstrate and take orders. Well
advertised line and in great demand,
31g commission. Write SALES
'MANAGER, 140 Cambria st.,Stat
ford, Ont.
TIMOTHY SEED
Government tested timothy seed, 5
per cent..alsike, free' from all primary
noxious weeds $4.75 a bushel. RUS-
SELL DOUGII'ERTY, lot 11, con.
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