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THE SEAF0BTI3 NEWS
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V -La'ie1 Worinau ]3o'Ions=
an Irene Daters,•)av Kenning,
Bean;
•Gr yce -Brock, Beryl
D,rurmnontt;,'E1'eantor:•Skinner,'' Iio'w-
ercl :Hemphill Albert Wolfe, Irene
'Hoggarth. :Sr, 'III arelixsel-•Hudson,
r1+1i'ce Iliglins, Wi1Q;'iNicthoi,, Marion
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"IvTcI{;ay, Gladys :•Passmore; .
Drummond, 'Roy )Bro:ck, Norman Mc
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Alas, Florence McDonald, d, ,El
eanor:
1Bc111, Isolbet SivaIe, !I-I1•trold 'Ap'pleton,,
'tfia•old. E'oster, A1don Appleton, •
tMr,'Fersis''Cantelein and boy -friend,
of 'Onatidaga .visited, over theweek-
and :,with. t e. and'. Mrs., David 'Cali-
kelon. •
iss Florence "Welsh, ,.London, vis
:de '.
M , -ei `d With 'her ' r-
ect over tie vveek t, K a
t 1 P.
entS here,
Miss Plossie''1oss ',Toronto, isvis-
iting her Parents; ` r:and Mrs, 'David
Foss,
Council Mceting 'Phe.village coun-
cil ;(net onaThursday evening -fast, as.
la'•t oust of iRevision Ifrdm 7-8;• andaif
ter that .their regular: monthly- meet-
ing. The: (Reeve ..and ..Councillors
,Higgins and Consittivere present, As
theta •wad. no appeal against, the.As-
• seesmdnt: roll; the pa�iers,were :signed
'by. the 'Reeveand ,Catinci1lors and 'the
'Ca i'rt 'closed As there 'were two,
councttllers'absent; the actual itieetimg'
'Cool( (the for:na'af ti discussion of work
to.tiie alone -by ItheaCouncil this season.
Mr. Con•sitt thought that soine of the
work intendedto be done, should +be
laid -.out ,and .immediately started.
Couitoi4'lors' 1Iiggies and>. Consitt were
appointed a committee -to make. ar-
rangeinent's for` fixing the drain• and
.=sidewalk In front of Brogan & ,Clark's
lil'acl mfbh 'Shop, and to repair the
street water tanks at the,'Mills and at
the King George 'hotel, fend' to re •oi't
at the next 'meeting olf the Council
on Saturday evenng, June '11th.
'Councillor Higgins reported that he
•had ,placed safety signs, at each side
of the School, for iprotedtion .orf school
,child'ren. At •the May meeting Of
Council, Mr, Higgins brought up the
matter of rates charged by the Hydro
'Commission and to the Hydro Board.
Mr. Higgins presented a letter to the
Council:.to be. endorsed by them and
sent on by die Hydro •Board, ars tial -
.lows Hens'all{hydro, Commission.
'Gentlemen:' The 'council 'of the village
of iHensail aretaking this means to
express,their' di'ssa'tisfaction• at the
rates charged by your commission
for street and domestic lighting, The
idea of fIyvlro- was tosupply power
to the people at cost, and . the first
' rates set were more of an experi-
ment. Despite the additional cost of
>pdwer charged the village, at various
times by the Ontario Commission, the
plant has accumulated a handsome
surplus of over $11,000 on 1st June,
4927. As your ,Commission ,can make
no arse of •this money, and there 'being
no extra costs in way Of construction
in 'view,we think you are taking
money from the people of.
far above dm g;rireinert of the
P n • ire- auditor's`report for 1926
gives the recipes of th'a't year as $9,-
251.94, add •the expenses as $5,180.39,
i - ,which included all debentures dui:
that year, making a surplus over ex-
• 'penditures df $4,071.55. There is also
a balance in the savings bank account
of $5,752.20, besides the profit of 'this
asst five months. Taking into consid-
eration the fact that the Bdard have
no use for this money, we are asking
that the Tates on-street'1ighting be re-
duced to $12 per lamp per year, and
that the rate (for domestic lighting be
reduced leper kw. hoar, and the min-
imum .charge for domestic lighting be
$1, rates. to `commence July 1, 1927.
Taking into consideration the rates
charged 'last year and the profit made
the rates suggested by the council for
,this year will show a substantial pro -
Tat: Raping you will take this matter
up with the Onta'ri'o Hydro Commis-
sion immediately." This letter was
signed by Reeve Geiger, Councillors
Higgins,'Consitt, Cameron and Priest
and sent on to the :local Hydro to be
dealt with by them en 'Monday even-
ing, June 6. Council then adjourned to
meet again on Saturday evening,
June Ilth.
Mr, Clarence Shepherd is spending
his holidays visiting his father and
mother, Mr. and' Mrs, John 'Shepherd.
Amongst those taking in the Grey-
hound excursion to Detroit on Tues-
day were Mrs. Geo. Petty and Mr,
Fred Steacy.
!While Miss 'Waddell, London, was
visiting at the 'hone of Rev. Dr. Colin
Fletcher, she was suddenly . thrown
forward when caught -by a gust of
wind, falling down some steps and
fracturing her hip.
The meeting of the Young People's
League of the United Church was
held Monday evening. Miss Mary
McRaig presided, and Mr, Ortwein
led in prayer. The Scripture lesson
was read ,byMiss Alma Sermon, and
the minutes read by the secretary.
The 'topic was given in a very able
manner by Mrs, Sinclair. A solo was
rendered by Miss Sells and in instru-
mental by Miss Gladys Luker. The
meeting was closed by all repeating
the Lord's prayer.
Services in the United Church Sun-
day last were large attended, Rev:
Mr. Sinclair preaching at both ser-
vices.
Rob', Higgins, who has been
visiting in Detroit for the -past two
weeks, returned home ,Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welsh, Ex-
eter visi'te'd . Mr, and Mrs. ltdbt.
Biggins and family on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, A. J. S•weitzer, De-
troit, visited over the week -end with
relatives in •town.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Robt. Higgins, and
Mr. and Mrs,' •A, J. 'Sweitzer visited'
on :Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. 'Win
Higgins, (Clinton.
'Miss 'Janet Smith,- St. Thdrnas,
visited over the week -end with Miss
Mattie Ellis,
Mr. and Mrs. John McNeal, St,
Tholtias, visited over .the week -end
with Mrs, Jahn Murdock.
Mr.Jack ,Scott, Toronto, spenh the
eek-en'd with 'h' r
w l �s g apd'parents,
Moss Edna Butt, 'Toronto, .visited
for a few Clays with Mrs. John Mina.'
(lock,
ars. J s, S arks who"' has been
t
visiting, fee same':tisb5 with her •della
ghter an ,Bt o U'iord -hasreturned
hbme
.Anniversary services swilt be ae
d
Carmel Pres'by;terian 'Cliitrch • on
Sunday, June 12th, '.Rev, Jas, Cord-
oiler, London, will preach -.at. both
services, Special }music will 'be given
by the choir for the necasion,
Tile violin and piano " pupils o is
P P.P of
Greta Laramie will give. a recital in'
the ton hall. on Friday e'venin r, June:
�lOrh, and a musical plagl'ntwill ,'be'
presented
3twoacts. The
' t°"
scenes'•
Will be from .the Life of 'Ludwig van
Beethoven,
Mr. and Mrs, Wren and
Thos. Mr,
Wm, Eyre attended the %funeral of the
late John Eyre in 'London. on, 'Wed-
nesday afternoon ;last, .•
Mr, Wm. Thom son left Tuesday
morning for his 'home •in•.I•ndianu; 'af-
ter a pleasant visit .with his mother
aitd father, Mr. and 'Mrs...Geo,
T'hdm+pson.
'
The baseball match 1Monday even-
ing (between 'T eiisa9'1 and''Crediton at
Crediton' resulted in favor of 'Credi-,
ton6to'2
Mrs, E. Renhie and son Sam. visit-,
ed over the week -end' with 'relatives in
Detrpi't.. • • • •
Reeves Geiger, Ilen'sal•l; Klapp,
•Hlay• and'Mlansom, Stanley, -are at-
tending' the county council at.Gode
rich. •
Cote r ul f' and,' g at a tons to Mr. and• Mrs:
McLaren on the arrival of a young
daughter on Monday.
Mr, Edgar McQueen has'instai'led a
new •Mason-tRisch piano in his lioine.
The W. M. S. nt the United church.
met on Thursday, June' 2nd; with
Mrs, •_MeD•onell' in the chair, The.
meeting was opened by singing hymn
113, after which Mrs. Wm. Buchanan
led in prayer, followed by a solo by
Miss Slay, The offering was then
taken, amoun'tin'g to $13.75, The min-
utes of the last meeting were read
and ado'p'ted, after which the roll was
called, 'Hymn 97 was sung, after
which arrangements were made for
quilting Missionary quilts. The
Scripture lesson was read by Mrs.
Hopkirk. Letters from The Fields
were then read by Mrs. Merner and
Mrs, John •Elder. Leaflets on tYkhing
were read by Mrs. Charles McDon-
nell, and the meeting closed by sing-
ing hymn 109.
KIPPEN.
Mr. and Mrs: E. Stafford; of Vienna
spent the week• end with 'friends •'at
Kipper'. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Cooper of the West
are now. nicely settled in their new
I home above Mr. IBowey's store. He.
will prove a great help -to busy 'far-
mers.
The Young People's Anniversary
was a fine success. Very +large con-
gregations were present and Rev. Mr.
McIntosh's sermons were an inspira-
tion.
tion, The-B'lyth Choral Society pleas-
ed everybody. Proceeds $267.
'Miss Macdonald and 'the 1vL•isses
Crystea',.•:tf ,`:. iv Zealand- J. Sa' eataitine
'their many friends at Kippcn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Petrie, , of
Toronto, 'motored. up and visited at
Mrs, A. McGregor's over the week-
end.
Mr, and Mrs.. Alf. 'Watson and fam-
ily, of Detroit, arrived here during
the past week and are now ready- for
trade in the confectionery business.
Mr. Upshot!, Of Cromarty, was a
visitor at the home. of Mr, and Mrs,
\\'es, French 'luring the 'past week,
Mr, and Mrs. A. Grazier and son,
of Clinton, visited,'at the 'Monte of
Mr. anti 'Mrs. 'Thais. Butts." '
The students`" • attending'. Eketer
thigh School are home •'this week -
studying for the final- exams which
begin shortly. . •
lir. Norman Jones suffered •the'loss
of a valuable cow this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Reid Torrance, .anti
family, of Baylield, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Rico,.
Mr. J. Finkbeiner, ,oil Crediton,
visited his dbughtcr, Mrs. 'Herbert
Jones, last week. •
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Moffat and
daughter, of 'Bruce'fteld, and Mrs.
Peter Fisher, of Hensel!, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
\fclvlurtrie.
Miss Audrey Cochrane, who had
her tonsils removed at •Mrs. Pat-
terson's hospital, is making a good
recovery.
Thomson-Neeb. -- A quiet wedding
took place at the Maanse, Kippen, on
' Friday, june 3rd, by Rev. R. A.
Lundy, of Samuel Warren Thomson,
son of Mr, and Mns, Geo. E. Thom-
son, Kippen, to Miss -Alice Mary
Neeb, daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs.
Alex, H. Neeb, Dashwood, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Thomson will make their home
nn the groom's farts, a mile north of
laippon on the London road,
Miss Mildred McGregor, of Kip -
pen, is -visiting friends in Detroit.
Mr. 'Wm, Doig and son, Mr, John
Doig, of Port 'Huron accompanied
by Mfr. and Mrs. Wm. Roach, of
'ort Huron, and Miss Roach, of
Sarnia, were week -end visitors at the
Doig home,
Mr. and ivl'rs. \1'm. Fairbairn and
children, of i-Iensall, were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jonas Green on Sunday,
Mr. 'Win, :Green, of Tuckersmith, is
having a barn raising on 'Wednesday.
McKILLOP,
Hogg - Smith, - A elu'iet ,marriage
took place at the United Churc'h par-
sonage, -Mitchell, on Monday .after-
noon, when Miss Irene 'Smit'h, daugh-
ter of Janes Smith, was married to
Adrian Hogg, of ,M',c'Ki1lop. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. H. D.
Moyer. 'Mr. and Mrs, •IIogg w'al'l re-,
side% on -the groom's farm in Mc-
Ki'liop,
Miss Nellie Medd, Exeter, sister to
Mr, F. Bruce. Medd, of iMcKillop 'has'
won the honor of having her pageant,
"The Crowning of Canada," publish-
ed 'by Department of Education of
Ontario, as the Jubilee Confederation
Pageant, Copies :have been received.
by the teachers of this neighborhood,
every teacher in the province :'bein'g
sent one, Miss Medd has received a
personal messagefrom the Premier,
ex'pressin'g h'is a'ppreeciation . of her
work and .assuring her of his 'pleasure
•
THURSI)AY,`JUN'E 9,.1927:,
iiS..hearing.a1
fexpenses connected
With itsptdblica:tion.
Report
Re
R., �
P for S.S.N 2.
. o'
clivi'
M iloP,
for the "month •of May. Jr, IV. -Ruth
Scott 7$; Arnold Scott 70, Sam, Mb,
Clure 65. Sr, I'IL-'Mask 'McFarlane
80, e80 aary Ma'cdonald 76;IMangaet
Storey 68, JamesMCClure 60, Sr. II.
'-Robert M'dMililau' 87 Verna' Ala-
Farlane 80, 'Edna Macdonald 73, :Jean
Macdonald 60;,IQelsott 'McClure 55, Jr.
II, --Eddie Storey 60. Sr., T. -Marg-
aret :McClure, Orville Store . • Edith
r, Elmer McMillan, Primer -- E'Isrxer :Scott,
Charles Storey, '' Isabel` Anderson,
Bert MdClure,: ,Arth'r Anderson.
Number on roll 21, average attend-
ance 20:
Olive: V. Medd, Teacher.
Report of U.S.S: No.. 1 "M�ciKill
for'May..-'op.
Sr. ITT. C.. Lane 70 p.c.
Jr. PIT. -=A. Murray 85, W. Nigh 79,
M. Nigh 67. Sr. i'I,-aF. Fortune'. _g9,
D. Nigh 76, A. 'Murray 70, P.. Mut.-
ray
usray 50. Sr. Pr, -A. Nigh 72, J.x For -
'tune 68,, Jr. Pr. -M. Murray 64. Best
spellers -'C. Lane, •Ar Murray, W.
Nigh, F. •Fortune. No, on roll, 11.
Average attendance, 10;9: •
• :M: C. Reynolds, Teacher.-
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The. services at 'Duffs Ciitireh • • an
Sunday.last were conducted ..by Mr.
John McNay. •
Rev. J. A. Ferguson's many friends
-are pleased. to see him alble to. be
out again after his recent illness.
Miss 'Mae Faber:bant 'was . in Gode-
rich on 'Monday attending the rived-
ding of her uncle, 2bLr. Reginald Mc-
Gee, to -Miss Della Dennis, of Dun-
gannon, at which she was '• bridesmaid.
Mr: and Mrs. Johnstone and sons,
and Mr...George lDberhart, of London,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.s•George tE'berhart..
BLYTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowen, of
Hensall, Spent :Sunday alt Mr. iCharles
Rou'se's.
-Mr. and Mrs. N. lSundencock, df
Clinton, spent Sunday at Blyth.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Wilford were
guests of fMr. and Mrs. A. B. Carr
Sunday,
Mr. Norman Sanderson had the
misfortune to lose a valuabble horse
one day fast week.
Mrs. Russell Bradshaw, Jamestown
is visiting her sister, Mrs, 'Chas.
Nicholson, who is quite ill.
,Mrs, Jas. Phelan returned to 'Clin-
ton, where she is undergoing treat-
ment, after•'ypend'ing; the week at, her
helve here. ,
Mr,. r,. and• Mrs. W W m. Nesbit; 13rtice-
l
field, Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred Nesbit,
Auburn,, and Mr. and' 3ifrs. • Thos.
Gras'by'"spent Sunday 'with Mr.'John
Nesbit.
A barn raising.was 'held at Mr.
Wm, Fear's on Friday and Monday.
The barn is being remodelled - and
enlarged.
Mr, and Mrs. David Laidlaw spent
Monday at Auburn.
St. Andrew's congregations enjoy-
ed a quartette by Misses 'M. Cole and
V. Fraser and Messrs. D. Leith and
J. McArthur' on Sunday evening,
•Rev. ',Vail 'Le"kie,,, of Mother'ivell,
will preach at ,both ser,vtces Tri" St.
Andrew's on Sunday, June 12th, •Rev,
G. Telford will take the services in
Motherwell.
The cantata will be given in Ethel
-an Friday, June 10; in 'Bru'cefield on
Monday, June 13th and in Blyth on
June 17111. Wingham htas asked for
the Cantata for second evening but
no date has been arranged.
Mrs, Scrimegeour was the guest
of Mr, and Mrs., Jas. Scott . en Thurs-
day,.
Mr: and Mrs.'Jas. Do.het'ty are tak-
ing up residence on Qiteen- `sf; -"this
'lila :and Mrs,. 'Clarence - Johnston.
'and Mrs. Colin Fingland- and 'Mrs.
John Jolts'tbn visited in Sea'forth on
Saturday.
Mr. F. Garrison,-of.Br-idgeburg, had
his ankle and nose broken. Friday
w.lien be while painting a new steel
tower in the 'C.F.-R. yards here. He
was removed 'to Goderi'oh hospital on -
Sunday, Dr, 'Milne attended him.
Mr. attd Mrs. John 14TdNichol and
Mr. and Mrs, C. Johnston were in
(ioderich Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Colin Fiuglan'd mov-
ed last week to the farm purchased
fsan Mr. J. Johnston, Walton,
The little daughter of Mr. Wm.
Nedherby, Bclgrave, stepped' on a
broken bottle, severing an artery in
her 'foot on Friday. Bleeding •was
checked after same difficulty.
A fire which might -have resulted
seriously, was narrowly averted on
F, idlay afternoon when the roof of
Mr. Chas. Nicholson's house •caught
tire from the chimney. The blaze was
well started when noticed by Mr.
Gerald Snowdon, •of Seaforth, who
extinguished it with several pails of
water.
A pretty wedding tools place in
King st, United Church, London, on
Saturday afternoon, when Effie,
youngest daughter of Mr, ;and 2,frs.
James M. Wilson,' London, was unit-
ed in marriage to iDr. T. Toison
Barnby, son of Rev. Dr, and Mrs. R.
H, Barnby, ,Blyth. On their return
from a honeymoon trip:to New York
they will reside at Rodney.
HILLSGREEN.
Mr. and Mrs. (Webster 'Turner and
:fancily spent Sunday at the home of
Mie and Mrs. Edgar Allan, Tucker.
smith.
Mr. Wilson Carlile attended the
conference in London during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, T; N. Forsyth, of
Kippen, were visiting at the ho -me of
Mr, and Mrs. 'Thomas 'Consitt on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Win. jarrott and
Mrs. B. 'W. Carlile spent Thursday
in London, combining business `with
pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh Love spent
Sunday at •thehome of his sister,
M1•. anti IMrs. Lorne Luker, near
Hensel.:
STANLEY.
Mr, and Mrs, Floyd H. Schell and
son, accompanied by the former's .mo -
tiler, Mrs,! I. Schell, of Detroit, spent
the weekend at the borne of Mrs.
Floyd Schell's parents, Mr, and Mrs,=
Alfred Austin,
Mr. Schell and his mother returned
to the city Sunday, Mrs, Floyd Schell
'
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tonrn mg
Coxevisit,
7
foNloo.,wil$ ( tfre.Schoal revert'
olt
13,,StanfeY for tre.notrtr
df,:iMlay. 'V.L4vferVyn Kaye ..64:'::' Per
,...
cent Sr IV;;dBe'tlx Mutdock:.60,,
Willie Murdock 56. sr, IUI,-,Nerves;
ICeys;•64 .(Promoted .from. Jr. 11I ),
Audrey Murdbck 52 Glenn Dowsono
n
50; Jr. DIT,-Geor e;n sbn''60;.(rd-
'noted frontSr.
DS;)' Sr II.=''Allan
Keys 70 (ppotuoted•'frofxi..J'r, IL) Jr,
II, -John Keys 66,..(atoi'
oted ft
om
Sr. Sr. Pr, -Bobbie
Peck, The
foJl'dwing had Perlfect attendance for
May,t Mervyn Keys, Bobbie Peck,
John -Keys.
e
Janet 'Hogg, Teacher, r "
IN 141EMORI'AM•
ICTS„'i
T ER. -In, sad but loving inetn-.
ory-o1f'our ('dear, son` dll!d brothdr
Barber, tvlto7:departedfliis life, De'c.
10th; 1926.
Six - in nth's ' has • a'Ssed our ' hearts
stip Acoria, p
As tine des o vs amiss hunt nior
Hos
welcome smile, his;, loving face,
N,o:one on earth can take place
4 Sa'd1p', missiid. 'by' : his . Fai'her,
IvIo'her, Sisters• and iBrothers,
SALE : OF FURNITURE.
,Certain articles of furniture ;inclatd-
ing 1 oak bedroom suite, a reed chaise"
longue, dining tabl'e;' buffet; • •odd
chains, kitchen :stove,kitchen "eleva-
tor (dumb waiter), alio so on will be
sold privately at The Manse, Kippen,
any time before June 25th. •
NOTICE.' •
Aril outstatn•diig accounts•' at 1 St.
'Coluntban 'Store must the settled' 'art
once, - If cash is not at hand -we will
accept a short term note,
J. J,. HOLLAND.
HEN TROUGHS, TILE, ETC.
Hen troughs, size 2' 8", light and
easy -to handle, suitable for chic'ken's,
etc. See them at R. Frost's any time.
Also larger troughs for pigs, etc.
4-inc'h and 6 -inch ti -le on hand, and
larger . ones made to order. R.
MOST, Seaforth. 25
FOR SALE.
tMaxlweli Touring Car, 'good mech-
anical condition, new :tires, has been
driven 12,000 miles. 'Colne and snake
your offer, or what hhve you to deal,.
E 'L: BIOX. :_ 25
FA;RMFOE SALE;.
Good fifty acre farm lin sale on the
Mill road ('county road) Tuckersinith,
part lot 29, con, 5, L.'R. S., ,situated
35d miles .west of Seaford' ..and • 2%
'tiles east of IBrucefield, 1%, miles
from school. There are on the proper-
ty a good frame house, 9 roosts and
cellar and woodshed. Bank barn 36x
60, drive 's'hed and hen 'house, two
good wells and 4 acres of maple bush,
acre of young orchard, also plum,
cherry, pear trees and other small
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With, creek running through,
hrou$h,
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101;32 cUn. '9 Titrekersmith on which
good 'barn, 26x 6and
or:chard.
W7'11 ,be sold together-, ,or . separately.
,Apii 'to' Ai1tOHI'E ' 'e '
11 Y M, G+REGOR,
R,Rt •• No, ,1, Seaforth, Qnt, . • • fif:
FA
�.'-; RM FOR R SALE
1137 ' re' I '
a f, umei'
C, v, 1 lot16 t, 17 eon.'1'-
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I,1'ivhlett, 1'6 Anti '`'ag't • orf• Clinton on
. fie,.
Pro'vin'cial:'Illiglr'wsy 9-rogin
house, witlr' furnace/Banklbarn'; 40x74,
and ether 'outbttildings..Well;' ' t d••
rvaera.,
water in Stable also well lfeneed, 100
acres tinder,cu'Itivatihn Will ,sell tick'
with the faint ilf desired:. Will "sell
cheap• ajnlL•on easy termly, Apply ing
JOHN •t2 ;'001JIIL'E; :,R. ,R. -'No. ,.,4,
Cl'fnton : Phone Soon 617.29,
FARM -FOR SALE.'
100 'acres ht Milled,
.all under cul-
tvation • iCninfortable frame house.'
igank bars(:,
- x , ,,shed.
Srttalll or elttrd :, Would• sell With this
year"s crap_
art at
pur-
chaser; Apply at Tite'News'Office,
HOUSE FOR_ SALE. •
House on 'James -street _sixroom
aiud complete.bath. 'Hot and, cold;
taps ii. the kitchen, 'Electric 'lights.•
Cellar with gement floor. 'Stable d!!,
'property. Apply on the premises 'or
to W. D. BIRfGH;'I',. Seaforth.: -•tf
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE, IN SEAFORTH:.
Solid brick, nine room ,house with
furnace, bath -room, tliwn water and
every convenience. 'Centrally located
and convenient to schools, chivalries
and business 'section,-' two fine tats,
good barn and garden.' House ..has
small annex suitable for an. office.
Bargain for quick sale. Apply. to
JOHN H. BEST,
Barrister,`
Seaforth, Ont.
-Baby Chicks-=
1 •
o,000
BABY CHICKS FOR JUNE
Hatched from. carefully culled,
_.high: producing ;winter' layers, '
Special ' Price • •-Rocks ;15e
Leghorns'12C
4Lrill fie ready June 14th; and
every Tuesday after,_ that. '
Place your order now to•be sure
of delivery.
JAMES M. SCOTT.
R. R. 2, SEAFORTH
Phone 32 on 251. 25
appeals ' to Y0U for support:.:'
S'
INCE the War; the Red `Crosi has disbursed 'over
Seven Million Dollars for the Soldiers, Women. •
Children and Frontier Families of Canada:
About half of this has been spent for disabled soldiers
--half in the other ser -vices of the Society: about which
you have been told. The Treasury is almost empty.
$1,000,000 Needed Now
for Red. Cross Work
The Red Cross brings cheer to our disabled warriors and
their families. It stimulates the children of -Canada to
healthy living and good citizenship. It -relieves suffering,
and brings skilled` attention to Canada's frontier district
remote from other aid. Its work is indispensable.
It now appeals to YOU, as a patriotic and humane Canadian
citizen, to contribute generously to its need for fiords.
Nation -Wide Appeal
Canadian Red Cross Society
SendContributions tot' - `
Ontario Division, Canadian Red Cross Society,
410 Sleerbout is Street, Toronto S, Ontario
•P TC ITY
Opportunity is a Caller who seems to have a habit -of rapping,.
Only on'the doors of busy men
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY, CASH
5 Bars P. and G. Soap 20c
5 Bars Somme Soap 20c
5 Bars Lux Soap 20c
5 Bars Palm Olive 20c
2 Tins Tomatoes • 20c
2 . Tins Peas 20c
2 Tins . Campbell - Soup, 20c
W. %I, Finnigan
Egmondvi'lle
BULL FOR
•l lti SALE.,:
•-
sae 5iortii ra'bI,dual t ,
stir-
halse X0.:168877:
Age '3,;(4,• years,Apply -to.''G.`!,LAUR-
AN'OE; -R R. 1, Lottlesboro, Ont
.BUGGY G
Y OR SALE,
Cushion nia Mire 'buggy,
in :)list class'.
,condition• : Rrieed at, $ 75,00 for gntli'ck,
sale. Can 'be gee', at 6M-3-.'•AITKEN
'H'EAiIVS. Phone.6i29-r 2, or Box '13,,
73rucefield, -24
BABY
CHICKS AND D STOM
CU
_ .
•
', HATCHING,
S,C,W.Leg t.i
orns chicks $15,00
per 100; Barred Reek chicks, $16.00,
per 100, : Custom hatching 5c per'.
egg. individual machines, 100 eggo
600 egg,sir t
es, The:•best 'of attention
paid to custom hatching: No order,
too
small or too large. Get your
chivies early so they will, develop into,
good sized birds to get the early mar-
kets. Early hatched pullets make
the best winder
, layers. E..3. RIE-
WARI#AHolnesviile P,O, PSose
El,r22
Clinto
n central, - 23'
„ Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion'
CYPRESS KING
-Enrolment , No..' a 21116. . ,Approved -
Win stand in, -b'rs . awn stabile lot•
Con. •12 , 29,
IYI!dICi11oIP: Terms, --$7 foal,
$10 ving'foisl..;'Rinn Bras :, Managers
25
'Pure Bred Clydesdale _. Stallion ,
"CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT"
Enrolment 'No. 1958, Approved
Form I. •
•Willst
nd at his own
a t n s'ta8lc,'Lot 3,
'Con. -3, 'Huilett
• Terms $15...
Pure Bred,tGlydesdaia Stallion'
_ '�GLENRAE"
.
Ennoltnen'.t No •12
j9 .. ; ..Approved;
Form 1.
Will stand at bis''own stable, Lot
3, Con. 3, Hulled.
Terms, $10.00,
T. J. McMichael, Prop, and Manager.
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THE McKILLOP .
Mu
fuel Fire Insurance ce Co,
FARRM,,.AND .DSOI ATED,.•T'OiWN,
PROPERTY,. 0 N 'L Y, . INS'UR'ED'
,:Officers,. Jamea.Connolly;
-Goder,.
icli Alex, Jathes•;Evans ,Beechwood,
Wee • President; .. D. F, • McGregor,"
Seaforth, "Sec, -Treasurer. , - •
,Directors-,1Vm,` Rinn, No. 2 Sea -
forth, John Bennewies, Brodhagen;
James Evans, 'Beechwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God-
crich; Alex, •Broedfoot, No. 3, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton;
Robert Ferris, Harlock; George Mc-
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray
Gibson, 'Brucefield.
Agents -Alex,, Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin-
ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; • J.! A.
Murray, r,r. No. 3, Seaforth; 3. V.
Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmouth,
13. ritholm. Janata herr anal •_Intim
Go6e-nlock, Seaforth, auditors: Parties
desirous to effect insurance •or trans-
act other business will be promptly
attended to by application to any of
the above named' officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.•
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PROF•ESS•IONAL CARDS
Medical.
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pital, `Lo don England: "'' 'S eebe6
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attention "
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to1
so aid-, thitoat,-: Oflfice and resid-
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behind h t Domiiiian .B •'
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s tie .ce Goderich street
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east of•'th'e Mothedist (Church, ='Cor 0
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lege of
g Physicians and 'Srgeons •:;o&• it, ,
Ontario:
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AualIns6ttune Mo rafield'$Lye;
Golden Square'throaf hosiitafsLo -
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ton; Etigland.•'Alt£omtiiercrat hotel;
Seaford, 3rd -Monday -fir -each ixienth
front Nm1t.mt'
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DRQ: W. 'C. S'PROAT, ,Graduate of
Faculty -.of Medicine.. sotniy, Ucc y,
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, vf
Western Ontario,5London.. • •Me.mber•
of !College , of , Phytsirians. and Sur-
geons of Ontario. Office In :Aberb'at't:3•'
Drug `Store Main: 5t„ $t'afortit:
Phone 90:
Renta;-
DR. 3. A IMTJN14
'Sticcessor to`}Dr, R. R. Ross, grade
ate of Northwestern University" Chi-
cago, III,;Licentiate- iRoyal College •cif
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office-
over
fficeover Sills' hardware, Mafn street,
Seaforth. Phone 151.
DR. F. J. ,B,ROH'DLY, graduate
Royal College of Dental Surgeons,
Toronto, Office over W. R Stkrit'h's
Grocery, Main street, Seaforth.
Phones, 'office 185W, residence 1853.-
Auctioneer.
853:
Auctioneer.
'GEORGE ELLIOTT,. . Licensed
Auotioneer for. the County, of Huron.
Ayrangements .can. ;be,made-.tat Sate
Date at. The Seaford',. News, Charges'
,igoiferate;'and ,satisfaetlog ,guars teed.
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WATSON 'AND' :REID'S
• REAL 'ESTATE
AND 'INSURANCE AGENCY
• (Successors to James Watson)'
MAIN S -T., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of •Insuran'ce risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Companies. •
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday June 8th.
Wheat,' per bus; , , a. $1.30
Barley, per bus. 70c
Oats, per 'bus. • 50c
13uclapvheat, per .bus. 65c
'Starts,• per ewt. , ...,$1.85
Bran, per cwt. $L75
Butter, per ib.
Eggs, per doz. 20c -24c -27c
Potatoes, per bag-... ; . ,, 50
Hogs, per cwt. 9.25
B
E.
Lades';and' Men's Tailor
i:• :`
•a l0C
Suits from $25.00' u
• P.
Bring your own Cloth
and
Have it made up here.
Over Keating's Drug g Store..
SEAFORTH
'BIG LAUGHTER PROGRAM
The Comedy. Duo of Behind The Front" fame_
-VCS L A E 7 1 M a,,lN
ND
BEERY • HAT'TON
in their now equally well known comedy scream
WE'RE IN THE
NARY
N0W-:
and
CHARLIE • CHAP .IN'
famous old Classic
SHOULDER ARMS
Probably the most genuinelyfunnypieturehehasevermade
Separately each of these productions have always been
shown at increased admission prices. We're putting them:-
together to knock the lid off, so
Don't Risk Being Disappointed
First "Showing Thursday -Afternoon
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings .
Also Saturday Matinee
PRINe
t