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THURSDAY,, MAY 26, 1927,
THE SEAFORTII NEWS
PORK ANDBEANS
as an appetizing • dish, even for
th'ose who are: not hungry, There
is one essential, 'however; in
making an ideal dish of it. The
pork roust give it the right,
flavor and we pride ourselves
that we know :how to supply
just the right cut t for ,the
J typurpose.
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Try it once. You'll want it often.
Phone 58 Seaforth.
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Your Butcher.
Red & White
Chain Stores
Our Specials For This Week
Schneiders Pure Lard, 3 lb.
pail for 490
Canned Tomatoes, 2 tins
Coffee, li , Coed Ak _White, lb.
Hill Top Best Tisa, lb. 69c
Canned Peas. . 2 Tins for 25c
,.
Olives,Queen 's bottle 1. 40
Libb y ,y
OSSA Sproat
Phone 8
W. M., Stewart Phone 77
25c
58c
CRBAM
The Dairy Farmer is assured of good markets the
whole yeas:for his DairyProclucts,
Increase your Dairy Herd and enlargeyour bank ac-
count. They will not failYotY;
Produce onlycream
of the best quality and' send your
cream to us either through our Agents or deliver direct. We
will assure you of our very best services and highest prices.
When you need a new Cream Separator see the NEW
MELOTTE. We can give: you an attractive deal.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth, Ont.
C. A. BARBER, Prop.
WWalker & Son
UNDERTAKING
=and
EMBALMING
Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALI{ER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license,
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
Chas, A, llowey.
Instruction in
Piano, Organ, Theory
and 'Voice Culture
Studio over Dominion
Bank, Seaforth
JUST TO REMIND YOLT
of
.uplllktlej''S
Family
Loaf"
-The wrapped bread
Its worth your while
to give it a trial
Buns, Oakes, Pastries,
Etc,
Phone 70—Prompt Delivery
C onie and inspect our Bakery
at your own convenince
ROY : S. PINICNEY
' Dick Block--Seaforth,
insoisveloLstrintiEldeeelt
Di H. McInnes
Chiropractor
Of Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Electricity used.
Nothing as,Good for Asthma. As-
thma remedies come and go 'but every
year •the sales ofAbe 'original Dr, J.
D• Kellogg's 'Asthma (Remedy ,grow
greater and greater. No further evid-
ence could ibe asked of .its remarkable
merits. at relieves, It is always of
the same unvarying natality which' the
sufferer from asthma learns to Imo*.
Do not suffer anothertattack, but eget
•this splendid retnedy to -day.
Want and: For Sale ads, 1 week 25c
?h. letephone
department of a
awdorn door?.
menta! icor,.
Anything can be sold
by Long Distance
No matter what you have
to sell, do not think it can-
not be sold by Long Dis-
tance. It can—if the price
is right. People are rapid-
ly becoming educated to
buy by telephone many
t h i n g s they formerly
thought they had to ex-
amine before purchasing,
Those who have definitely ac-
cepted Long Distance for sys-
tematic selling tell us and
the number is' rapidly growing
— that where they do not suc-
ceed in making a sale on the,
.first try, the prospect nearly
always comes back later to buy.
Crit the Long Distance habit.
There and 40,000 more telephone.
prospects to Ontario and. Qua
-
bee this gum,
955
BORN.
CP:ICFI: In Tuckersmith, on 'May
7th, 19'27, to Mr, and 'Mrs. 'Herman
ICnich, a daughter, Helen -Doreen.
CROINIIN.-To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
'Cronin .Hi'btert, on IMay 22nd,
1927, a daughter.
I)OYLE.—'At Detroit, on May .15th,'
1927, to Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Doyle, a
,laughter (.Mary),
TOWN TOPICS
roll, ''re'visiting Mr. and Mrs, 'Phos,
and families were six brothels, •'Will
Fe$gttson. Of Toronto,' John and. Mac .of London,
s IMr. Har'olil'Coates is 'paying a visit :'Haugh and, Duncan .of li3rucefield,
to his brother Frank at Sioux Look- Frank at home, and one ''sister, 'Mrs.
_ out°on his �
s of T. Baird, 'wa• t Ninth a d of Staai T; r '
Y ern 'Ontario, le ate to the
O Y k
to -take a positi'on in the air •service. clay alt motored to the .!lime of !Mr.
w Miss'Grette,' Ross is spending a iH. Aikenhead where the evening' was
{ fi:'w days in ;Windsor. spent in games and' dancing.
'Captain Ferguson is visiting at his Mr. Jno. M'cE'wen and sister Annie,
home in E"gmond'vi1le, his boat 'being of 'Bayfield road, spent 'Wednesday
laid up at Buffalo temporarily, owing evening, with Mr. Alex,'M•dBeatb, sec -
ito
to lack of cargoes. olid 'concession of„Stanley,
Mr. :Stanley ''Grey, Of Toronto, visit- 'Mr: and 'Mrs. 'Lorne 'Taylor, spent
ed at the home of 'Mr; and Mrs. W. Sunday with Mr. and `Mrs, 'Oliff
F. McMillan, over the holiday. Levey, of Clinton.
'Mr. and 'Mrs Bent`'Harton and !Misses Dorothy 'Woolley and Retta
S'h'irley, 'Mrs: !Janes ''Sproat, Mrs, Taylor spent !Sunday with 'Miss Mar
'Russell Sproat- and Mrs: James Hays garet 'Levey, of Clinton.
1 motored to IBrid'gebuig last week to ' Mr. and 'Mrs, Jas. =Bowey, of Kip -
visited .Mr. and Mrs. Rolbt. Beatty, pen; spent ''Sund'ay'with Mr, and Mrs.
and enjoy the 'beautiful (blossom sea- Arthur McQueen, 2nd on, Stanley.
son, Mrs. 'Hays also visited her son, 'The (Hogan family, of Toronto,
q 1Dr, -ArahieHays• of Fort Erie. spent Monday at the home of Mr.
e Mars. W. IB, 'MdLean .is quite ill at James ?Thompson.
present, Mrs. Coulter (being called Mr. Lorne Pepper,' spent Sunday
home' to take care of•'hcr. visiting at the home of Mr. James
IMisses Ida and ,Eva Love, of To- I•Iay, near the `Red Tavern.
ronto, .spent 'the week -end w elw eitd i
I+ with ' Mr, lir, George 'Wilson, the violin pro-
e and Mrs. J'o'hn Love. fessional, has 'treated himsellf to 'a
Mr. and Mrs. Dinnin Were in Strat- new violin,
ford '
on Friday visiting '
r t friends. r
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Or, and. .Mrs. s Will Aiketthead,: of
Mr. 'Bert Horton has gone' to To- Toronto, are 'spending the holiday
ronto to take a •position with an in-a-itlr his 'brothers, and also his sister,
'snrance dompauy. Mrs. Thomas Baird, second conees-
Miss Isa•belde 'Close, of Kitchener, sion, 'Stanley,
(visited Miss 'Belle Jackson 'over the 'Rev. Mr. tl,Moonhohse, of Clinton,
holiday. will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr.
Mr. Gorclon 'McGonigle is laid up 'Bremner, of Brucefield, ort IMay 29th,
wi'th'a severe attack of tonsilitis. Mr, and IMrs. 'Fred Pepper' and
!Misses'Bessie and 'Margaret Grieve family, spent 'Sunday with his broth -
motored to ,London
f
o a
i Saturday and td
Y et no, E. Pepper, e er 2
of Hien.
PP , 4 Stan -
spent therday with friends. ley,
Dr..and Mrs. J. F. Docherty, of Mr.and Mrs. Jno, Graham, of 2nd
'Conneaut, Ohio, .motored .here to of 'Stanley, spent Sunday with Mr.
visit the doctor's parents, Mr, and and Mrs. 11x:11 Ross and family, near
Mrs. ,L G. Docherty, of Egntondville: Seaforth.
Mrs. James T•hompson's mother,
No child should be allowed to suf- Mrs. ;Chesney, and sister, 'Miss Jennie
fer an hour .'from worms when 'Chesney, spent Monday with her,
prompt relief an be got in a simple We had.a nice rain on Monday. It
but strong, remedy—Mother Graves' rained 1.64 inches.
Worm
Miss 'Jessie Wilson, of (Toronto, i
the guest of Miss .Norma Jeffrey,
Miss Gladys h' li
a Stln a
Y gl w, oE'Toron
Toron-
to, spent the .,holiday with her Par-
ents, Mr.arid Mrs. T. G. !Shillingla
Misses 'Libby and Janet •Flett,:'o
Grimsby, are .guests at the home of
Mrs. J. "R, IHabkirk.
Miss Jessie 'MdMillan, of Toronto
spent t'he week -end at the diorite p
iter 'parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. F. Mc-
Millan,
Mr, :and 'Mrs, iL. Stone]and family,
of Norwich, were week -end guests at
the •home_of her sister; Mrs. Shannon
in McKillop.
Mrs, W. 'Butt and Mrs. R. P. Bel
were in 'London visiting friends.
Miss 'Stephens, of 'Toronto, was the
guest of Miss ,Alva Graves. •
Mr. and IMrs. 'W. G. Spencer an.
children motored to 'Port 'Colborne
over the `week -end,
Miss Alva Graves, who ho has- been
ill, is in 'Bayfield recuperating,
1M •, and Mrs. '
i L s. Rdb r '
e ton•'anci daugiii-
ter, Miss Helen, of 'Glinbort1 ,were
visitors at'the ` home of Mrs. W.
Broa fo
d ot.
!Miss Florence Laidlaw; of 'Toronto
spent Victoria Day with her mother,
!Mrs. J. C. Laidla'ty,
Mr, Leslie !Watson, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at his 'home'here
Mrs, Ed, Mole and c'h'ildren visited
at'Petrodia over the week end.
Messrs. 'Frank McMalkin and W.
R. 'Veale of Ingersoll and. Oscar .Neil
of !Seaforth,• returned to 'Ingersoll on
g
'Friday after a week spent at Lake -of -
Bays, 'Muskoka, trottnfishing.-Jinge'r-
soi'l Tribune.
Messrs, Con. 'Eckert •and James
Purcell 'built 'a cement sidewalk for
Mrs, J. 'A. GfoCrae last week,
'Mr. James Johnston has'finished
'tingling his house and 'wood shed,
'Mr. Gordon Thompson was a
Woodstock visitor over the holiday.
•Dr, and Mrs. J. A.'Munn spenf the
week end in 'St. Catharines.
Mr. and' Mrs, iMcLean of Wingham
nd ;Mrs: 'J. O. Rose of Guelph are
ttests.:at the home of 'Mr, and 'Mrs,
ohn Beattie.
Miss 'Edith Govenlock o'f Toronto
pent the week end with her parents;
Mr: and Mrs. J. M. ;Govenlock,
/Mrs. John Sproat •has returned frdm
visit to Detroit,
Mr. John McCaa was a Toronto
isitor.
The Misses Muir of Brantford we,'
eek end visitors at the home of Mr.
nd'Mrs, John Muir.
IMr. Will Sutherland, of Forest
pent the 'holiday with his; parents,
fr. and 'Mrs. A. D. Sutherland.
lMr. 'Arthur 'Car'n'ochan of Picton
vas a 'guest at the home of 'Mr and
Its, R. !Frost. Also Mr. and Mrs.
'cCatt'ghan off Toronto.
Mr. IReuben !Frost is erecting a fine'.
eraad'ah on Ur, J. iA. Steavant's res'-
ence, 'High street.
'Mr, and Mrs, S. 'Morton and chil-
ren of 'Hamilton spent the 'holiday
'ith Mr. and 'Mrs. J. H,'Broadfoot,
'Mr, John Maclrevish has been con-
ned to'his'hoine for a few clays with
incss.
Mr. Leslie'MriK'ay was home front
itchener for the holiday.
'Messrs. J. E. Keating, R. N. 'Bis-
onnette-and C. A. Barber attended'
e Lions convention at -.Niagara
ails,
Mr. and 'Mrs, F. Brugger of Tor-
nio spent the holiday in town.
Mr. C. C. IBachus of London was
holiday 'visitor in town.
.Mrs. R. llloward is visiting her
aughter, Mrs.'John '.Stewart, in 'God--
ich,
Miss 'Olieistetta Allen is 111 at pres
tt,.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Welter Rdbinson,
Jas Dorothy Robinson, !'Liss Bea -
ice Seip and Miss Jean Cluff, motor -
1 to Sarnia and spent !Sunday.
Mr. and IMrs, `Albert Hudson and
ildren spent Victoria Day in Mit-
telt
Mrs, J. Hopper was in Stratford to
sit her 'husband who is ill in the hos-
tel.
)Mr, )M, Walker and Miss :H. Patter-
n of London spent the week end at
e home of 4VIr. 'Walker's uncle, .l'Ir,
H, (Holland.
Miss Mary Hays of Toronto spent
e week end with her parents, Mr.
d Mrs. Adam Hays.
illi. Scott Habkirk of Grosse Isle,
ent the week end with his parents,
'Mrs, P. H. 'Larkin is in Windsor
is week. attending the 'General Coun-
of the Presbyterian FWJM:S,
Mr, John (Forrest dnd daughter
argaret and Mr, 'Joseph Forrest
re in 'Hillsgreen visiting relatives,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Webb of Toronto are
sitars at the 'home 'olf'Mr. and Mrs.
in. Morrison.
Mr. Chapman, of the 'MontIment
arks, was in Bridge'burg over the
ek-end to erect a monument, re-
ning •on !Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Chapman, yf
entail, Ont., are visiting with their
rents, Mr. land' Mrs, W. E. Grap-
e, this week.
Dr. and -Mrs !Lane, of Toro'n'to,
e.nt Sunday with the former's
other, Rev.W. P. Lane, and his Cis-
Mrs. (Rev.) W. 'D. IMo'Donald.
Rev.. and Mrs. W. P. Lane and dar-
ter Helen spent the holiday with
ends at Lu'cknow.
Mr. W. A. Crich''S sedan was found
Petrolia !last Friday after another
had been stolen. It was little,the
rse for its ad'ventv�t'e.
M'r, Karl Anent is spending the
ek in London.
Mrs. Wm. Clark, who spent the
Iter with ,her daughter, Mrs. R. S.
ans, returned on Wednesday'' 'so'
home in Varna for the summer.
Mrs. FrankHedmlond spent a week
h Mrs. 'Peck, of Hensall.
tis Nina Roblb, of Port Colborne,
s home for the holliclay.
Rev. Mr. and 'Mrs, Priest and dau-
ber, o'f Toronto, visited 'Mrs. John
bb, on 'Stmday, 'after taking ser -
es et London on Sunday.
Mrs.'3. iWobds, Of London, was the
est of 'her (brother, !Mr. 'L'ouis'Hitde-
ndt Sunday,
Mr, and 'Mrs.' Louis 'Hildebrandt
Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
d'dbran'dlt, of Godenidh, were visit-
in 'Hensall on the 24th,
fr. and"' Mrs. W'm.'Hyde. of Heti
9 orm .Lorne Taylor . spent. Monday an
Tuesday in Clinton on 'business,.
CROMARTY, ..Miss 'Mary 'Woolley likes sweet
Mr. John H. Scott, Provincial but -Slip has accepted a position in th
ter grader, with his wife- and son candye annufactoal in Fellows'
'Frank, spent the weekend and holi- the held
of Odd Fylloeve ngi
day with friends 'here. •
was held on Sunday evening it
Mr. Will Howe, of Toronto, spent 'Rsy, Wld church, when the paver
the 'holiday .under the paretal roof, Rev. W. o Bremner delivered a ver
Mr. 4astin Hryggartt visited friends able seinnat on the Supremacy- o
in this vicinity ort Tuesday. Christ."
'Mrs. James Gardiner, of Kirkton, 'The softball game ;Monday Sealf night be
spent Sunday' with 'Mrs. Ro'bt. Gar-
diner.boys Sealforth Bruceeeld was postponed owing t
. Mr. McLeod of London, visited the wet weather.
with Lamonel's op Sunday. beans John Murdock is shippin
The iVia•rdon 'Ritchie- 'Auxiliary held this week from Brucefield sta
their 'monthly meeting at the Presby -
Hon.
terian church on Saturday, May 21st:
The monthly meeting of. the U. F
A good attendance was present. W O. was held at the home of Mrs
C. •Clifton, London!road south.` 'Mrs
CONSTAN'CE,. Dow gave'a very helpful paper o
"New Ideas in Poultry Equiptnent'
Mr. Wm. Rhin spent the week -end Questions on legislation, marketin
at !Stratford and Niagara Falls. and citizenship were discussed,
'Dr. and 'Mrs. Weir and family, Of 'Mrs, (Rev.) W. A. Bremner has re
Auburn, spent the 24th -at 'Wlni. turned frdm a pleasant visit with he
Rinn s. daughter, Mrs.' C. West, of 'Cleveland
)Mr. James J. Rogers, of 'Toronto, and relatives in. Detroit.
'has returned 'home .after spending a Mr. and Mrs, 'Monteith and ail
few weeks with Mr, 'Chas. Mc- dren, of London, spent the week -en
Gregor: with Mrs, IMptiteith's .mother, Mrs
)Mrs, !Mary 'Clark returned ' home Janet Ross.
after a two weeks' visit with herT'Mr. James McDonald is remodel
ncphew, Mr. McCully, of Stratford.
linMrs. 'Alden McGawn and family, of house. he interior of 'Mr. 13, O'Rourke'
the 24th. called on 'Wm. Rinn's on May 24th seems to be he day when
many families venture forth with rod
and line 'to try their luck at the'ex-
citing pastime of fishing, Some few
,Miss, Margaret Aikenthead, of Wes- nights before this eventful day a'few
tervelt 'Business College, London, of'Brucefield's anglers were out with
spent the week -end at i er,+home •here, spear and lantern engaged in 'this
'VIr. and Mrs. M. S. Animal -wad and popular sport. The evening was fine,
daughter Lillian, ace'oinpanied'by'Mr. the fish 'plentiful and the sport ex -
and Mrs. Ji 13.:Aikenhead, spent the citing, shad after shad being rapidly
holiday with friends here. added to the large :basket Suddenly,
One' of those .happy events of the one of 'the sportsmen spied a splen -
holiday was the A•ikenhead reunion did specimen a few yards from the
'held at the' home of Mr. and /qrs. F. shore close to a large rock; with a
Aikenheacl, when about 20 friends magnificent bound he landed upon
gathered .and spent a delightful time the said rock' but sad to relate (it was
together. Present with their 'wives sl'ip'pery and with a deafening whoop
BRUCEFIELD.
ewsboys
olIar
TT makes no difference at !die
Government Savings Office,
whether the deposit comes from
newsboy or noble.
ronoNTo': BRANCHES t.• Every saver receives the sante
Cor. Bay & Adelaide Stet ollte attention irrespective' 41;
544 Danlorth Avo„ :Cor. ^ h ,
utitversity &. Dundas st:- statio9t fn life or a m o u n t
OTHER BRANCHES AT; deposited,
Ay 1 m 0', •Brantford, l?
Hamilton, ' Newmarket, You are cordially invited to
Ottawa, Owen Soupd, y
Pembroke, Seaforth, St: open an •account, It will be a'
Catharines, Si. Mary's, rlV.,e a to serve you. 5
Walkerton, Woodstock, P g
Seaforth Branch, J, M. McMillan,; Manager
Hous 9.30.-a.m. to 5 p.m.. Saturday 9.30. a.m. to 5 p • , 7 rim. to 9.30 pan.
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angler and lantern 'landed in the great men who haw wade 'Bruce'field
drink ! The slport'was spoiled fora famous, and meanwhile -we him
few moments •but the optimism of a' luck and prosperity in this line of
true spont 'prevailed ansi today the
aforesaid angler. seniles ,with the 'rest
when the story is told,
Y,P.S.--1,lhe monthly song service
of the Y, P,. S was ` held 'Sunday
evening, 'tire 22nd. 'The singing was
led, by Miss Leila Stackhouse at the
piano, assisted by Miss Eva Stack-
house on the violin. Next Sunday
tsiglit the meeting is in charge of the
Citizenship committee, and will, no
doubt be very interesting. It is.also
rumored' that :the Y. P. S. are think-
ing of :having the popular cantata,
;Joseph's 'Bondage," in the. near Ifu
ture. Definite' notice_ will 'be given
through 'this column next week.
'Many people in the 'surrounding
communities have been wondering
the reason for 'Brucefield's ra'p'id 'pro-
gress to 'prospenity. Some attribute
it to its financiers, others to its pro-
gressive' business 'men, but strange to
say many
do notgive t
the credit
to its
law -respecting citizens. So great is
work, ' Surely It IS !better to be a
dairy farmer here than a milli'onaire
in New York -abut ask the Herdsman`
this when you meet him.
Y.P:S.—Naxt Sunda) evening a fall
attendance is ''requested as the Exe-
cutive have decided to commence en-
rolling 'members and wish to have
all names enrolled as soon as possible,
so that the vaunts •co'tnttiittees may
be 'formed. Beginning June, a new
program, prepared by the Y.P, Board,
opens up. The study 'books suggest-
ed are very interesting and the'meet-
ings are going to be 'better than ever.
Be sure root to 'miss a night all
suxnmcr.
,Mr, and 'Mrs. Thomas Sears of Ex-
eter, sent Sundayx
P at the haute of
Mr, J. K, Cornish,
Mr, .and Mrs, A. .R^ 'Calvert, of hid-
erton, spent Sunday with friends in.
he -v
t a .
Mr, iii Braege
e Berry is opening a re-
the
a '
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then respect for law 'this ea t a tr esbment booth on the highway.
custom .long indulged iny has been
abandoned--that:of'making the road- m.
side into a pasture field and leaving
the stock unattended: As you leave
behind the 'bustle and noise of this Automobile Insurance
wonderful place Brucofield, for the
quieter, peaceful rural scenes you will
tome upon one of its successful dairy
farmers herding his herd of Holsteins
on the roadside. The cows :havebe-
coit
tea i
,,arta ned
to the
rattle and
noise Of the many
autos
Y and only
pause in their cropping of the lus-
cious grass to stare disdainfully at
some extra noisy 'Ford or trim sedan.
The herdsman, with his 'pockets bulg-
ing with newspapers, shifts his stool
occasionally as the cows move on;
sometimes a fly bothers him but he
wears a •contented look upon his jov-
ial face, for truly his is a congenial'
job anti a paying one, too, Soon his
Every car owner needs this protec-
tion, With heavier road traffic you
cannot afford to take chances.
1927 RATES
Chevrolet, v Chrysler ser 4
1
Y Dodge, Dur-
ant
qr_ant
4, Essex, Ford, GDag
Gray Dort, Star,
Maxwell, Overland, Pontiac, etc.
Public Liability $5.00. Property
Damage $4.00
Chrysler 6, Chalmers, Durant 6, Hud-
son, Jewett, McLaughlin, Nash, Oak-
land, Studebaker, Paige, WilIys-
Knight, Oldsmobile, etc.
Public Liability $6.00, Property
Damage $5.00
a name will 'be added to the list of those
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rates, policy at ,70 per cent. o
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NOTICE
Whybe without { w thou a morcel
when you can have it done
any day at
Dennison & Pullman
Barber Shop
Barber Shop
ust phone {2$
JTake
for appointment
Specialist in Marcelling,
Shampooing, Manicuring
and Massaging
Gives $11,000.00 protection to the ca
owner against injuries or death of an;^
person or persons and damage ti
other cars, vehicles or other property
Legal expenses and doctor's bill ar'
also included.
cel.
2at4, int t'eilision, Fire and Thef
' en application:
Everybody's Auto Accident Policy
n Y
Policy $1,50P0r0m,-n-$pr week fit
disability. $12.50 for partial dis
ability. The biggest Five Dollars
worth you ever got for your money
no chances—Accidents Napper
no matter how careful you are,
Call, Write or Phone
A. D. SUTHERLAND
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Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 152.
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The Svecial Milverton
Flour
We have it—Give it a Trial, Also
Grain Screenings Chop of All Kinds
C-. ti TIIOMSON
GRAIN DEALER PHONE 25 ?'
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uto Needs
GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES
Repairs and charging on all makes. !'
A good line of New and Used P:.arts,
A FEW USED CARS LISTED
Chevrolet Touring, 1921 , . , .. , .. , , . ,$75,00 with License
Ford Touring 1918:. .. $75.00 with License
Ford Coupe 1925, balloon tires, like new ; .$375 with Licenseso f'
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Garage
PHONE 167W
DRESSES
Nt:7 MATTER HOW DELICATE
MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE, r'
We claim that no dress is too dainty or expensive to be
entrusted to us for cleaning with perfect confidence. is
The cleaning Of dresses is an art, which takes time to study
and achieve.
Ladies' and Gent's Felt Hats cleaned. It only costs a
dollar and will look like new. '.
SE7W RTA GARMENT CARE
SydneyDtingey, Proprietor
COIVIMERCIAL BLOCK. . PHONE 227 or 210