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•t;2vLrs, . �Ienclersan , of•I'1aRt v,l,e,
is vislt'rt rwith"Mrs:;'Mary Pope.
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three weeks with their sister in De
tt'ait returned, 'home; on Saturday.
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M"rss Glaiiys Luker is ynsiting oy
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mart: visited with : 'friends nn.
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town on !Sa'turday;
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I "ohn Car ichael of 'Det o t,
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e v ek-end' at'Jtis,home here,
,pent th t e
Mr, and Mrs. A. 7. ,Switzer and
little :daughter Lois 'visited over : the
week -end with Mr. end 'Mrs. Robt.
Higgins aid family,,
MdDonell' o
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.'' Mr. and Mrs, Allen.
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Detrant, visited over the we 1•_
it Mrs. .Chas, McDo:re11,
with Mr. and
MissJe. ohhsont of : Clifford,
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visited friends in town on Monday.
Mrs. Randall, of Plettsvllle, is vdsilt-
ing her sister, Airs, •Alex. McMnrteie.
Mr, and ,Mrs. Wm. Moore and son
< Billy, of Landon, visited .on Monday
with Mrs. Thos. Simpson.
Dr, R. Dougall attended the wed-
ding of Dr. Fletcher, of Exeter, at
Wallaceburg, on Monday.
Mr. Earl Hedden, of Port. Huron, is
visiting has brothers, Lee and Verne
Hedden, herefor a few days,
Mr. and Mrs, J. W, Rife, of Shel-
don, North leak., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, W. J Dignan, of Hay.
Rev, :Mr. and Mrs, McCadtney, of
Iowa, are visiting Mr. Wm. Craig and
Mr. John Craig.
- Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and daugh-
ters Jean and Dorothy, of Toronto,
are visfing Mrs. Campbell's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. rMurdock,
Mrs Emma Thompson and sister,
of Toronto, were in Hensel1 on Sat-
urday renewing acquaintances.
The services in the United Church
on Sunday last were largely attended
at both services, Rev. Mr. Wells, of
London, delivered enthusiastic ser-
mons in oonnectiou with the Lord's
Day Alliance, At the morning service,
besides the regular anthem by the
choir, Mr, and Mrs. H. Phi1e sang a
very pleasing duet, and at the evening
service Mrs. Earl Drummond and
Mrs. Thos. 'Simpson, members of the
Anglican church choir , sang a duet,
which was greatly enjoyed by the au-
dience.
Miss M. Tom, of Exeter, is visiting
with Mrs. John Murdock and other
friends in town.
Mr, and Mrs. John Essery, of
Centralia, visited friends in town on
Sunday.
Mrs. Beattie and Miss Harvey, of
Seaforth, visited friends in town for a
few days.
Miss Nellie Carmichael is enjoying
a week's vacation visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E Hemphill
and family, who have been camping
at the Bend for the last two months,
have returned hone,
Mr. Ed. Berry, of Detroit, visited
over the week -end with her mother
here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Troyer and little
son, of Glencoe, are visiting with
Mrs. Geo, Troyer,
Mrs, Robt. ,Bonthron, Mrs. T. C.
Joynt, Mrs. Vair and Mr. 'Wm. Simp-
son, left on Monday for a motor trip
to Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of
London, visited over the week -end
with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson are
spending a couple of weeks' vacation
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Wm, 'Henry is visiting rela-
tives near Cromarty.
Miss Doris Reynolds, of Port Dov-
er, is spending the summer holidays
with relatives in town.
Mr. G. C. Petty is improving the
appearance of his brick block on
Main street, occupied by 'Messrs.
Drummond, Geiger and Wren, by
having it nicely painted.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Norris, of Mitch-
ell, visited for a few days with Mrs.
K. Bell,
Mr. T. C. Joynt, who has been en-
joying a few days' holidays in To-
ronto and other points, has returned
home,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lambert, of Buf-
falo, who have been visiting for the
past two months with relatives in
eights khat thetteople' of this dc's
iat;•heve:;had for 'et eeastethe last 75
Y
.eats as, free-piettic grounds, the
Ontario Government will;.now assort
its ownership,and :¢'reserve :tits bights
curd privileges of 'the peopies:
. ,t "til
Mr. Roy Cook, lot merly of Itie is.
but now -`df IRfdgetown "suffered a se.,•;
r
vers loss: last weels;by .fire the, vie -
n.
'n
inity of his bake shop,
:
Mr, Charles
Wolfe o contract hail o has the ,
W ,
of .the : hrlck work on Laird Itdickle's
now ho1? sKing e
rn sltreetl"and is bus—
ily engaged. int erecting the walls.
Geiger t
i r'.t Son have a''large st
off of
Indians . and other: employees pulling
their big 'crop of flax in their Tiersail
and Exeter districts.
Miss Margaret' Fee oBuE ffa1o > is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs: W.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and son
Donald of Brussels visited: over the
week end at Mr, and Mrs. 3, A. Eleni
ing's.
Miss Elva Bolton spent
the past
week visiting friends at Kitchener.
Mns. R.'J. Southern and daughter
:
June returned to their home at Galt.
after spending a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Pope,
Alex. Fraser and son
Ivfr:and:: Mrs. Ale
Jack, of Galt and Harvey Pope of
Preston, spent the week end with Mrs
Pope,
Messrs. George Douglas, Fred
Hess, Joe Hogan and Harry Howard
left on'a fishing' trip to Tobernory on
the Bruce peninsula.
Mr. E. Ran'n•ie,_who is now visiting
friends in the West, in writing to his
fancily here, states that there has
been considerable frost, doing great
damage in the district where he is vis-
iting. .
Miss Mattie Ellis returned home
after a very pleasant visit with.fniends
at 'Goderieh,
Mrs. Smyth and two sons has re-
tnrned to town to spend a few days
with relatives before they return to
British Columbia.
Mrs. G. Case has returned home
after spending a week's vacation at
Toronto,
Mr. Dart of the Bank Of Motttroal
staff has left to spend his holidays at
his home at Haliburton,
The baseball match played on the
local diamond Tuesday evening re-
sulted 4-2 in favor of HensalL
The farmers .he this district are very
busy between finishing harvest and
threshing. Quite a number of :ma-
chines are operating around 'here and
there is quite a scarcity of labor, es-
pecially 'for threshing.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glenn of Tor-
onto are visiting his sister Mrs. Lloyd
Hudson and his grandmother, Mrs.
McDougall.
BAYFIELD,
Mr, William Metcalf of Baden,
North Carolina, is visiting his par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. W,,.F, Metcalf.
Mr. Fred"Neelin spent the week end
with his family who have been visit-
ing with Mr. Neelin's father. Mrs.
Neelin returned to Toronto with him
cu 'Monday.
'efr. and 'Mrs, W. D. Butler, .who
have been summering at Lakeside
rnto London las
Park returned k week.
Mrs. F. H. Paull is enjoying a mo-
tor trip to Kingston with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Dixon and Miss
Carrie Dixon. Rev. F. H. Paull left
on Tuesday to join them at Toronto.
Anniversary services were held in
St, Andrew's United Church on Sun-
day, August 14th, when 'beth services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
R. M. Gale, who spoke in the morn-
ing from Ecc. 3.11, "God hath set et-
ernity in their hearts" and in the
evening, Luke 7;36, "The Imprison-
ed Glory," Mr. Gale's addresses were
very interesting and held the atten-
tion of the large congregation, At
the morning service the local choir
had charge of the singing, rendering
an anthem, "Open Ye:,the Gates;" with.
pleasing effect. A duet, "Hold: Thou
My Hand," by Misses Gale and Hor-
ton and s. solo, "Holy City" by Eric
Chapman of London. In the evening
the Egmondville choir had charge of
the singing and rendered several solos,
duets and an anthem. The offering
amounted to almost $210.
(Miss J. 'Clement of Toronto is the
guest of Miss Ann Dewar..
Mr. Graham Taylor of Toronto
spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs.
D. Dewar.
Messrs. Samuel Kellar. Quinion Vi -
ford and Styler Viford of Philadelphia
were week end guests at the Albion
town, have returned home. hotel,
Mr, J. McDoneii attended the ban- Dr. and Mrs, Peter McDonald of
Edmonton, Alta„ have taken a cot-
tage itl Jowett's grove.
Mr, and Mrs. J. 11.'Cobb, Miss Min-
ion Pinning and Mrs, Minnie Ross
returned to Toronto on Sunday after
spending a few days at the latter's
cottage.
Mrs. Robert Ross and son spent
ten days as the guests of Mrs, W. J.
Foster,
Dr. and. Mrs. Platt of Woodstock
ersy raging at Grand Bend as to who ,pent the week end with Mr, and Mrs
owns the beach. Chap. Gibbs, of h, e, Ncelin.
Parkhill, or the Ontario Govern- '
1 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Barr, Windsor,
and Mr. and Mrs, A. Jones, Detroit
ment ? Amongst others -contesting I are guests at Miss Ferguson's.
Mr, Ciioownership John Mous-Mrs, Forrest and Miss Phyllis Er -
"merry -mix-up'
off Hensel!, who placed his is ` I
"merry -mix-up" on the beach, on the nest o Montreal spent a few days last
property claimed by Mr. Gi'bbs. week with their cousin, Miss Maude
Things 'began to get interesting im- McGregor. r
mediately, Mr. Gibbs taking action to i Miss S. M Ross returned to Wood -
eject Mr. Ivfousseau. They tore his I tock on Monday, having spent her
machine all to' pieces and threw it off vacation at her home.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wilfred McDonald
and daughter of Kitchener were Sun-
day guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. 3.
Foster.
quet at. the new London (douse, at
London, on Wednesday.
Mr. Robert I•Iiggins was it Toronto
on Monday introducing a delegation
from Grand Bend to the Deputy
Minister of Crown Lands, The Crown
Lands department is having a survey
made of the beach at Grand Bend and
looking up ,the original deeds of sale,
so as to establish the ownership of
the beach. There is quite a controv-
the property, while Provincial police
front Sarnia were standing by watch-
ing. After a great deal of trouble
Mr. Mousseau got his machine to
tether again and in working order, Mr. F. V. troitn and Miss Norma
and has had to keep it constantly Brown of Detroit are Holidaying at
t
int 'lSti+s, *H..'Ratielings ;have retrirnet
to 'Stratford after spending a mouth
in Percy Weston's cottage -
lb•
312iss:'VVinnifred T:,lhatt.of Luekr'u,w
is vts'iting her 'parents, Mr. and . Mrs,
T:. Elliott' and her etin?t Mrs.:J,' Free
Mr. David Dewar who, has been
taking w summer , course in Toropta,
for the: past five weeks, returped home
Saturday.,
Mrs. Flowers, h
Mr, and M s. A. R. w o
spent the past two week as: , esfs'`at
p sgu
the Albion ,hotel, returned to Wind-
sor on'F riday.
Toronto arrived
Mr.. Robertson of T . r r,
on Monday to relieve Mr. ' E. I3.
Johns of the Standard 'Bank, :'wh'o
started on'his holidays Tuesday.
..Rev. F. H. Paull accosn'panied; his-
mether who has. spent the past six
weeks at the 'Rectory, ho' Londoli' on
Thursday. Mr. Pauli returned to the
vtllage'on Friday.
Izetta ern r ' visiting•with
Miss t a M e as
and Syracuse, N.Y.
fri nes in Toronto
e
Mr,. and Mrs -W. R. Jowett, -Ethel
and Grace motored to Port Huron ore
a m.
Thursday„ ;Ethel remained to
Mr, and Mrs;' W. A. Jowett..
Mr. Sid Castle who epent his -vaca-
tion with his mother, returned"to
Stratford on Saturday. •
Mrs, rD, Prentice of Toronto arrived.
01 Saturday to visit witli.his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stinson.
Guests at the Ritz hotel are:;lvFr,
and Mrs, A. .H„ Frost,;'; Detroit, `;Mr
and Mrs. Chas. : G. Stalker, and ;eon,
Saginaw, .Mich.;, Ernest Higgins,
London; Mr. aitd Mrs. I13.C. Higgins,
London; Alex. ,Dickie, Woodson, Tex,
Harold,. Dickie, !Detroit; Mr. and Mrs
Phoenix, Thelma and Ruth, Saginaw;
Win. Judd, London;. C. Weston,, TI•
Sturgeon, Port Il-luron; M. R. Ma-
honey, Detroit; A. ' C. Carruthers,
Windsor,' L. M. Gibson, B, 0. Salis-
bury, Detroit; X. Boggert, Port Hope
Mr. and Mrs. E. Etherinpton and son
Neil, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs: Neilan
and daughter, Toronto,
Boulder Lodge with Mrs, Martin,
Mr, and Mrs. Kaiser left on Friday
for Pittsburg having visited the le't-
ter's parent's; Mr. :and Mrs. M. Ross.
Mrs. Clayton Guest and babe, who
.have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. C Johnston for the
past two weeks, .left for her home at
'Sault Ste, Marie on Wednesday of
last week.
Mr. Harold Pollock of Toronto is
t%isftin•g his :brother Mr. Glerence Pol-
loclt,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ramsay and lvliss
Ethel Ramsay of Rochester, Y,, ar-
rived on Monday and are viLY„
Mr
and ,Mr's. Wm Heard.
Mr. A. Goodhue. Mrs, D. Brooks,
watched since. Mr, Gibbs endeavor-
ed to secure an injunction against
Mr. Mouseau, preventing him from
operating on the property and asking
for his ejection. The court at Toron-
to would not grant the injunction to
Mr. 'Gibbs and he theft entered a suit
in the high court at London for da-
mages against Mr. Mousseau, a case
to be tried this fall at. London. It
looks to us that as long as the beach
was open to the public, every, one
having its free use, the Ontario Gov-
ernment did not show its hand, but
now as oneor two individuate at
Grand Send have laid claim to the
beach and put up signs restricting
KIPPEN.
Mrs. IvloConnell and son Miller
have returned 'home to Detroit after
visiting her father, Mr. John White-
man.
Mr, and Mr's. J. Reid and daughter
have returned home after visiting
friends around Kippen.
Misses (Margaret and. Grace Cooper
are camping at . Grand Bend for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ivison are visit-
ing friends in Toronto.
Mr. Glazier, of 'Clinton, was calling
en Mr. and Mrs, T. Butts.
Mr. Harvey McClymont is on the
sick dist. We' hope to see him around
again soon,
Miss Warrener, of London, is visit-
ing her aunt, Mrs, Thos. Daymas.
Miss Elsie Lake, of Cleveland, es
visiting at her uncle's John Mc-
Naughton.
Mrs. Thomas Dayamn visited at
London over the week -end.
Miss Grace Coleman, of Hillsgreen,
visited Misses Katie and Annie Me-
Naughton over the week -end.
Miss V. Franklin and Miss Bisse'tt,
of 'Brantford, were visitors of Misses
Olive and. Elva Anderson for some
time.
Miss Doris Graham is visiting her
friend, Miss Jean Ivison.
A very pleasant time was spent at
the Thompson picnic on Wednesday
last at Drysdale. About seventy were
present and the afternoon ,was spent
verypleasantly in ball and games,
after which a'bountiful supper was
served,
-BRUCEFIELD.
Miss Dorothy Welsh, of Detroit, is
the guest of the Misses Eleanor and
I%a'thleet Snider this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Forrest and
Miss Stewart, of London, visited at
the borne of Mr, and Mrs. Laurence
Forrest this 'week.
Rev, H. G. E. end 'MIS. Crosby, of
Otterville, were guests at the home
of Mrs. St. IDavidson this (week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor and
family spent Sunday with her brother
at'tGrand'Bend.
Mrs. Bullock and daughter Dorothy
and Mrs. Woolly and daughter, spent
Saturday at Grand Bend.
Miss Edna McCowan, of Toronto,
is spending her holidays at her home
at present.
Wedding bells are ringing in• this
vicinity.
Miss Grace McCowan, of London,
spent the week -end with friends here.
.Bud 'Baird spent Sunday with
friends in Tuckersmilth. Bud says it's
a treat to drive a horse after pushing
the old wheel all summer,
Mr. Wes, Hayter was in London
Friday on business.
Muscular Rheumatism Subdued.—
When one is a sufferer from muscul-
ar rheumatism he cannot do better
than to have the region rubbed with
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, Let the
rubbing he brisk and +continue until
ease is secured. There is more virtue
in a bottle of it than can be estimated.
T OUSE- '.
(GIN SALE:DE kT ,,
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The Ad'lti nistrater Of the Estate of
•the late J. ere -'Best bee instructed T.
BroWee eucti ne r nee) offer ' for sale
re
,by. publrc suction- at "the f amity s . 'ids
epee, oepoeito tiro +Ptrblie School,
Seaforth on
•
Saturday, Septern7er 3rd, 59q
at tette o'clocic, the:complete cdntente
of the hoese;''consisting of the follow-
ing arrticles
Walnut se
ttee; a cotch, s. wal
e t
chairs; toorrlain ; 'table
lamps;: oak
desk ane, sec o el'boo -ea e(old
,
English finish); • oalc couch a' with
Spanish rleather cushions, 'lib'rary
table, sneakier table, (bench and smoke
i
ing-stand • (lmissioit 'finrsh), quarter-
eutoak sec€'etary, hall rack, and 3
tables; several' odd chairs; walnut
sideebdard, a; diming -room table and
six.dining-room chairs; quarter -cut
cele : 'corner cupboard; cherry : bed-
room set, quarter -cut ''oak ;bed-roem
set;Mahoganyfirnisi ` chiffonier; 2
i
clressing tables 2 chests tof drawers,
2 ;ward -Tabes„ single iron bed, mat-
tresses; china -ware, portieres, carpets,
pictures, books; stretcher; kitchen
range, 2 kitchen tables, kitchen • chairs,
k n e itche
and ut nsiis; laundrytitles;
, s,
clothes 'horse, quart : sealers; lawn-
molwer, gar.de'ii hose, tools, etc.
Terms, cash.
''phos,, (Brows, auctioneer.
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:IIN I el _i BEST,
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Administrator,•
NOTICE,TO CREDITORS.
THE BANKRUPTCY "4T.
In the matter of Duncan Fergus Buck,
authorized assignor';
Notice is hereby given that. Dun-
can Fergus Buck, of the Town of
$ea'forth in the County of Huron,
Photographer, .Debtor,, did on the
4Th• day Of August, 1927, make an
authorized assignment of all his pro-
perty for 'the benefit of his creditors,
and 'that Edmund Weld, of the City
of London, County of Middlesex, Of-
ficial Receiver; has appointed me to
be custodian of., the ' estate of the
debtor until the ereditors at their
first meeting shall elect a trustee to
administer the estate of the debtor.
Notice is further given that the
first mewling of creditors in the above
estate will be held at the law offices
of John H. Best, Seaforth, Ontario,
on Monday, the 22nd day of August,
1927, at ,two o'clock in the afternoon.
To entitle . you to vote thereat,
proof of your claim mast be lodged
with me before the meeting is held,
together with the proxies to be used
at such meeting.
tAlN'D further take notice that if
you have any c'la'm again's't the debtor
for which you are entitled to rank;
proof pf such claim must be, filed
with me or the trustee that will be
appointed, within 'thirty days from
the date of the present notice for,
from and after the expiration of the
time fixed by subsection 8 of section
37 of, the said Act, the proceeds of
the debtor's estate shall be distribut-
ed among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which shall have been then received.
DATED ateSer:atford, this 10th day
of August, 1927,
JOHN STEVENSON,
Custodian.
Box 403, Stratford,
Ontario, Canada.,
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving memory of Elizabeth
Jane Gales, who departed this 'life
August '19th, 1924.
When at last we fall asleep,
Nor heart shall throb, nor eye shall
weep,
Then blessed Saviour let it be
That Thou shalt write, : "They Rest
in Mee'
--Her Loving Husband.
AUCTION SALE
',Elliott
G. I3, Clltotk; has been.•in'strixct..
ed by Mr: M, Wilson 'of,church
street, Seaforth, to sell ley pulylte a}ic'
tion at hits -;iekid'Of
ence, op •.Saturday,
Atfgtitt 2711, all oflits hottselipld ef...
footss'
corisi ting of
„iWaInut parlorfor ettite, 2 centrere fables',
1 m'ahogany ,table, rocking"chairs
1 oak exteztsGon table, 6 dining room
chairs, 1:: arra chair, secretary ,and
book' case combined, cltlarter.o oak; 1
,
sG
sideboard, 1 ouch,.1 stretcher, new;
.
goon Wdnte'sewing;naehine, '1 oak
dresserand wash stand, '1, iron bed,,
2:`wooden: beds, 3 bed `springs, 2 mat
resses, one new; 2 featherr mat-
tresses, three,wash stands (one oak),
3'''mirrorst e dressers' '(one !oak),• .1.
wardrobe 1 blanket cup'boeted, rats
exon fur :coat se hall rack (oak), pic-
tures and :picture frames, ' 'tapest'ry
parlor 'carli'et, 1 'bedroom carpet, 2
bedroom rugs, curtains ,and curtain
poles, window shades, mats; 1 'large
•ch irs '2
kitchen catrboard,.6kitchen a , ,
kitchen tables, linoleum, Happy
Thought range, 1 new Perfection coal
oil stove;, 5' gallon -coal-Oil .c'an; y -inch
:Hotpoint' electric., stove with cord at-
tached, dishes, glas'sware,. fruit jars,
crockery, -,cutlery, docking' :utensils,
electric iron, small flower ,pots, -Wash-
ing machine, wringer, clothes :horse,
step ladder, clothes:. basket, curtain
stretchers, set of counter scales oa
paciity 240 ,Jibs,, lawn .mower, plane,
brace and bits, bucksaw, band saw,
square, spirit level, pruning clippers,
axe,. shovels, digging fork, '.hoes, ash
sifter and other articles "'too numer-
ous to mention.
Terms, .:c'ash,• •.
iNo reserve as the proprietor has.
sold his residence. Sale to com-
mence at 1.30 sharp,
J. M. Wilson, proprietor; G. H. El-
liott, auctioneer.
ROOMERS WANTEP..
11:Iigh-school girls' pyefetred, Com -
:fellable 'home with all mo'de'rn con-
'vellteneeS. "A+plrly` to :MRS 't �7.
.KKEVS, box 61. Phone 180.;
ROOMS FOR STUDENTS
Confor.table 'rooms
Jar High. school
ghee Convenient to school. Moder-
ate, charges. Apply et ,TJte News.
O flies. • 33
' FO` ES FOR ,.SALE.
!Puns
'.oproven rover'`+breeders from the
most prolific .stra'in's of heavily furred
P.E,I, stock, -A registered pedigree
.furnished with every fox. Prices most
moderate, assuring` you "a square end
honest deal., ID'A'V5D G. MacFARiI.-
AlNE, Winthrop, owner and, manager
of .Ma'itlend Silver (Slade Fox Ranch:
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Convfortalbfe frame dwelleek: on
g,
James street, !Seaforth. Two :lois
with frame 'barn' suitable for garage.
Will' he sold 'dhea -to close, Estate.Ip
Apply to W. G. -.WI'I1I TS;' ' Executor
of •R,abt. Willis Esltate. . 36
LOST.
Baby'sold
white8 .'- ; rilg,engrave
• d
,
on North Mnin street, Finder please
return to Dr, F. J. IBechely. Reward.
33. e-.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend heartfelt thanks
to friends and neighbors for many
kind words and deeds of sympathy
during our sad bereavement; also for
the many 'beautiful flowers and the
loan of ears at the funeral.
Peter Daley and Family. •
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr, and 'Mrs. H. Worden wish to
thank the Seaforth Fire Brigade and
'friends and neighbors for help in
saving their house and garage during
the recent fire and loss of their barn.
CRESSY'S
GUARANTEED
.
PRODUCTS
Special for August
1 tube Shaving Cream val. 35c
1 tube Antesiptic Tooth
Paste value ' 35e
1 - can . Arbutus Talcum.
Powder, value 25e
1 Bottle Pure Hydrogen
Peroxide, value 25e
Total Value $1.20
for $1.00
Orders by mail promptly at-
tended to.-
The
o.
The John Hooper Agency
Sole Distributor for
Seaforth, Clinton and' Mitchell
Seaforth, Ont.
WANTED
Eggs that are gathered twice daily.
Eggs that are kept in a cool place.
For eggs that are strictly fresh and that
will grade extras, we will pay
38c per doz. in trade
W. _.I® Finnigan
E mnondville
1
ESTERS! WANTED
Plus ball a cent per mile beyond to all pointsin Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, --Edmonton, Tamils,
Ii Calgary, Macleod and Fast.
te. -' '� RETURNING—Half' a cent per mile to Winnipeg,
plus $20.00 to destination.
AUG!. 30th—Froth Toronto, Caledon East, Becton, Meaford, Collingwood, P to tang, Midland, Capreol, and
South and East in Ontario, also Stations in Quebec West of St,•Andaews and Zachute.
SEPT. 7th—From Stations in Ontario, Toronto, Inglewood Jet. and West and South thereof,1�;
Special Trains for WinnipegviaCanadian National Railways:
From TORONTO (Union Station)—Aug. 30th— From OTTAWA—Aug. 30th -12.01 a.in. (Mid -
12.01 a.nt.
Mid12.Qla,m,(Midnight Aug.29th)12.80pan. ;10.40p.m. night Aug. 29th); 12.01 noon.
Sol t.7th-2.00 p.m.; 10.40 p.m.
From PETERBOliO-- Aug. From WINDSOR --Sept. 7th From PAL,IyIERSTOr-Eopt,
80th —12,01 a.m. (Midnight —12.30 a,m. (Midnight Sept 6th) 7th — 9.00 a.m. via Guelph,'
Aug, 29th) via I,indsay, Black- via Chatham, London, Hamilton Georgetown and; Inglewood.
water and Atherley. and Inglewood,'
hroagh cars front other principal points connecting with. above special trtins.. For details eonsalt, local CanadianNational Agen
'through Trains --Comfortable Colonist Cars—Bpnoiest Cara for Women and Children
Timm'CANADIAN
•'FARM F:OR SALE.
(Choice, 100,'farm Lot.1 'Concession
4, Hallett, all under cultivation, a new
frame house and bank barn; 454 miles
from Seaforth. For particulars appy
to RIOBEiR'I' /CCOATES, Seaforth.
FOR SALE.
(Ford. coupe and Ford sedan, will
sell either, cheap. . Both in good run-
ning shape. WM. C..G'OVENLOOK,
Egmondville. 33
Want -and For "Sale ad's, 1 week 25c
THE ' McKILLOP
Mutual Are Insurance Co,
FARM AND IISOL4TED 'TOWN
PROPERTY 0 N'L Y, INSURED
Officers :James Connolly, Goder-
ich; Alex?' James Evans, Beechwood,
Vice President; D. F. McGregor,
Seaforth, Sec, -Treasurer.
(Directors—Wm. Rinn, No. 2 Sea -
forth, John:IBennewies, Brodhagen;
James Evans, Beechwood; M. -Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; James (Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. 'Broadfoot, 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; J. V.
Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmouth,
Bornholm. James Kerr and John
Goveniock, Seaford -a.; auditors. Parties
desirous to effect insurance or trans-
act otheru '
b sines will wt 1 ber t tl
Popp y
attended to by application to any of
the above named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices,
PROI` $ ,E SIUN AL'' CARDS.
R c"in ,.
DR,UCS OSS , h a f
IR : Y .
And Surgeon. Late of London'Il*
nal '' Lond ti England. S ec al
pr 4 , g _ .,P t
attention
to°li. seas. es of
the
ahn
ao,dyne'err
..e.,9ear,
,
PnohaoeneanNd'o.th5rl•oatt. esidOl4ifBe
mice behind rear inion aulr. .Office
DR. k. J.BURROWS,.
Seaforth.
th.
Office and residence, Goderich street,
east of the elethod'lat 1Chueoh.. 'Cor-
oner f '
aper for the Cott n'ty o Herten. Tele,
phone No. 40.
DIR. C. MAOKAT. -°C. Mackay,
honor 'graduate of Trinity Unive
r
s
-
ftY andgold medallist of .croty :
(Medical College; member of'the
lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons ` of
Ontario.,
r. ' R -i
F. : IR. FOR61iER E e E'er,
1 x,
Nose and "Throat. Graduate in, Media -
eine?,
eine,LIni er 't ofToronto 1897. 'Late
X sry.
O" hiihel• nal
AS`sistatit New Xork.p moue, a
Institute; Moorefieid's Eye, antt'-
Golden iSquare throat hospitals,;' Lon-
don.,
on don, ; England. At Combiercial 'hotels.
.
Seaforth, 3rd Monday in' each mont6x,.
from 111 a.m, to 3 p.m.
Next visit in September,
DR: W. 'C. S:PRIOAT.-Graduate oi<
Fctculty of 'Medicine; University' of
Western Ontario,'London., litetnber
of 'Oollege of Physicians and Sur-
geons of 'Ontario. Office in Atbedall d
Drug Store, l(Main 'SIt., Seaforth.
phone' 90.
Dental,
DR. 3. A. iMUNIN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, gradu-
ate of 'Northwe'stern University, Chi-
co go, Ill. Licentiate 'Royal 'College of
Dental 'Surgeo'ns, Toronto. Office'
over Sills' hardware, Main street,
'Seaforth. Phone 1'51.
DR. F. J. B'FJCIH•ELY, graduate
Royal 'Col'lege' of ,'Dental Surgeons;
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's
Grocery, Main street, Seaforth.
Phones, 'office '185W, residence 1855.
Auctioneer,
GEORGE ELLIOTT,'Licenseud
Aaotioneer for the County of Huron
Arrangements can be made for Satre
Date at The 'Seaforth News. 'Charges
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
WATSON AND REID'S
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
• ((Successors to James Watson)
MAIN ST., SE/WORTH, ONT
All: kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in FirsteCiasra
'Companies..
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday, August 17th.
Wheat, per bus. $1.25.
Barley, per bus. it c '
Oats, per bus. 50e
Shorts, per cwt.
Bran, per cwt, ` $1,95
Butter, per ib. 12e
Eggs, .per doz. 21C-3dc
New potatoes, per bag $1.75
Hogs, per cwt.. $1025
E.W.,
;BATEMAN
Ladies''Tailor
Gentlemen's
invites you to look over
The New Fall Suitings
Upstairs Over
Keating's Drug Store
MAIN ST. SEAFORTH
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ZANE- GREY'S
m
The Mysterious Rider
featuring Jack bit
produced in "The Valley of Fire", one of nature's most
astounding phenomena located at the conjunction of Ars
zona; Nevada and Utah
Monday- Tuesday and Wednesday
A Slice of Real Life
THE FAMILY l'
� LY
UPSTAIRS
`r �y with
and
t�..
Farrel
MacDonald' tl
See It: All the World Loves a Laugh. '
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