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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-09-29, Page 8'PAGE G VliT MENSALL. Quite a number 'ber o'f real estate deals "have taken dec the village during this,: last w,eck or two;: several valu- able 1>toperties having changed hands. Miss Mattie Ellis has sold her resid- ence 011 youth Richmond st. to W. L Mel areit , of (1 onhitrty, who gets possession Nos'etnber tat. Mr, Ern- est Shaddock has purchased Mr. Fred Hess' residence 011 South Richmond street and $1r. Hess; has purchased from (11t11man 'eat Stanbury the hand- some brick residence lateay owner by Arthur Coxworth on the 'south side of small Richmond 51., near the Lon- don road and..: gets pos50551011 at once: ;We understand that. Mr; Hess' sang: who is at present in the West, is coming to Henson to assist his father 111 the jewellery business. Mr, Orville Twitchell 'has moved ' his family to Goderich and thehouse tie recentlyoe00picd will be taken' over by Mr, Spencer, who recently bought the planing mill, 'We understand that Mr. Davies, :of Exeter, who is associated with Mr. Goodwin, iu the'clothing factory here,: 1vilI move ti, lIensall shortly and oc- cupy the residence on Queen st. west now occupied by Mr. Thos. Farquhar, who i$ vacating it soon. London The morning train from arrive; in 'flensail five 11 1105es•after eleven instead of half past ten This is tt scrims inconvenience to the stu- dents going to Clinton, making the s, hoot hours that much shorter for them, and 'the time they could spend at school was short enough before. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Switzer au l little daughter, accompanied by Miss Lois (oby. of Detroit, v iated over the 1ti-tel-eu•1 with Mr. and Mrs. Rohl. Higg;I1, and family. They were arcompanleti home by lsli:s hula Higgins. who will spend some time 11 Detroit Rally Day service; were Oval in the -t'nited Sunday school J21 Sunday reorniog last with a large attendance .reseal The Sunday schrool was nictly lecorate:I with flowers for ,he occasion. arr. J. W. Urtwein got ,h,, prize ,' a bouquet of flowerr the oldest nnembe r preee•111 and Mies ;rrta Lammie's e,a,5s got the iiriate ' uti for the ie•e- co? chocolates . i t nllttmbe • present in the -class. -\ very interctaingwading was ar5l , )V Marion \leltll, and a 111.10 rnari, e e. 1.is rendered by Meaias. 1 'lrtc and l..n f .eat f Ll. Mr. Y.41,1 lL.,tlihth ,ilia f1'1 superintendent. took; grew toter n. at : isr ,il ~, v . , s \rise Geettilo 11 oteaeOi. ,,ti n„ . ,1 •> r .lith ,fret 1001 e._ ,fi r a;€,ast ',lr. T.. 1 ,,1 11,x1r a 1; .. 11aayo ,• ostil1'.r:• 11•i-1av 11. 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('e ,.. 1e•id: of Mr. Fred' him aide to a., ,t,-. tits ,rt cent accident, ht 1 118- taken, 'a 1'''. ;\ , t 1, 1 •lt. 1:a1,1:11:12.r \lnt,treal here. Mrs, Erni,' \lo,ily .in'l little child •,,,,12 1,...;,1 her home. in t,i n .ala',,. astir" s1t,i ; for a Ira' ,' ata ,s iib t parenta. if ami i \lr,. \\ \i'. A. I2;, vs 11 •-. 'll i5 b0en 1.1S1t- `'it' a fete .veeks •.vitll relatives 111 has returned 11005e. Mivo, Helen fIonston, of Ottawa, is iisiiina for a few weeks :51:11 end \1... W:.1.. Houston. itirs, McLean', :,f (4Vinghatn. visited fur a ew day,. with Mfr, aunt :lir;, T)rumns+and. Mrs. E. Sheffer i 11 taint; relative. t hoe, - Mrs. Thos. fainter, who has been visiting e lotive s in Winrl.or. returned :emit n Monday. al,. Stcoati ro. Mr. C. 11eCready ..nal Miss ;\IeK 1 Icy, of Toronto, visit-' ( i for a few Bala at the home of 11r;. II. 'Reid, A number from 'I'Ie•nsall attended the fair at Zurich on Tuesday. Miss vfargarct I)rulnmond, Mr. Robt, Jackson and Master Tim Sher- rit1, who r oetltly utiderwetit opera- tions to Seaforth hospital fnr append- icitis, are all getting along nicely. -Mr. Geo. Thompson is confined to his room through illnesc Mrs J, McKenzie, eater; Alas 'boon! tit g :or some time with her son Win, at'Kippen, has returned home. Mr. Ezra T4eipher, of Zurich, has rented Mr. 'Wm, Webber's house on North 'Richmond nd street and . is . mov- ing 'to town immediately He da' tak- ing a position with Cook Bros. On Friday last while Mr. Spencer was working a sasv in his planing mill, he was struck by a sliver, badly tearing his arum, and required seven stitches't0 close the .wound, He was lateen .to his :home at Exeter, but has sufficiently recovered to bo hack at 111111 again, bet is nursing a very sore arpn., At the baseball match on the 'Hen- sall' grounds on Monday afternoon in the- finals between 'Hensall and Zur- ich, Hensall won 9.8, The second and gest game of the series will be played at Zurich on Thursday of this week, Mfrs. Wm, Henry, who has been visiting 'for sonic time with relatives iu !Croi»arty, has 'rammed, home,. BAYFIELD, Miss Jessie Metcalf of Detroit spent the week end at her home. Mr, and Mrs: 7, G. Neelin and Mrs, j, H. McLeod spent a few days last week .at 'Seaforth, 'Harvest Thanksgiving. service will be observed in the Anglican el -lurch on Sunday, Mrs, A. 'Welsh acid Miss Agnes Welsh of Toronto are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. A.'Biggart, ,Rev. 7, 14. Gale. and Mrs.Gale and Alis Gladys ,Gale returned on Fri- day after a tna'weeks' vacation. 1)r. and Mr •A. Newton Brady left on 'Thursday last to spend a' vacation at Toronto. Rev. 'S, 'H. and -Mrs. Paull returned Friday having spent their iaeation"in London, Galt and Toronto. Mr, and .lir., W. ;FI, 'Robinson, of London, Mr, and Mrs, R. T. Orr, Mr, and Mrs H Peters, Stratford, Dr. and Mrs. G. S. _Atkinson and family, Ex- eter epent Sunday at their cottages: Set (, \1. Fisher and :Miss Miriam Fisher returned to their loin at Wa- terloo on Thursday last. Mr. E. T. Brown spent Sunday at Stsa thin. Miss Lillian Martin of Toronto is visiting friends he the village and vi- rinity. \Ir. and Mrs. Matthew Kerr who were visiting Mrs. F. \V. Baker re- turned to Whitby Friday. Agnes and Craig Kerr, who have made their home with Mrs. Baker for a few ,ears, returned with them. They will 'e very mach missed in the church and Sunday school a, they were failh- iol attenders. 1f ave Ize.ta Merner curd. Ethel t ,nett of New Dundee were home for the week end. Miss Edith Mer- aer at omptulil_'1 them on their return 'tt will visit with her sister, Miss Ethel 1 ,wlie is visiting her \lrs. , Koehler at Zurich, t 11'0 n •r;raham, vvlt 4 0 is n 11.10 l t1 'itg the services iti. PresIvierian t'Itn.ch. returned to sI nidi 0e5ume itis :n is•at • lis .2; a College. Tile Fail meeting of the Rural 1>.'1i cry of Huron will be held in rirtityillus. it. Bavrield, on Tuesday, r : 1, ' - : i. •a, ' 5,.( 4th, Tito eiaseiori will commence Tkoismi aith c• •th. i ,e'1 21 u n.:'f the dory Com - l i 1\''' >:1. - -•tl o2 10 a.m... Tile celebrant being -t Dean 1I twkitt.. also will also 1' -at ti., •neetut.g 'f toe chapter o 11 ,c1. ,,,tel til4.• afternann meet- ('1,- 'taptcr meeting. will be • Ru'L,rs, The Woman's meet in the church. ur , .rsst•at will be held in -'1e 71,.2 1)11;100 and supper will „ '• i c Town Hall by the tof it,. ibrecparishes. 'rite ad - i y a l t lie given by afro R,1 ,,•`I,. \ 1 Itttabk Arch - 1 t1)1'"Rev. Quintin Warn- er. i :, , ViMerrible Archdeacon 1. n ?.,,.' .1..a,.. \lr. E. Douglas let•ich, ;1111 Sheriff ;11!'!- „i LONDESBORO. :NFs: act T..'11 i',ri11 1ularsiay Cintr-41 ftdends. Rotvi, 1101 ,:av ,vas a Betttt•avc for a cow.ile. of 'lays ':i t week, largt, i.iplitter oftale s;ie4 the ortor, 4'411 rt n... !a/ la.st. Ole 125t'0 festiotte outing •t the \l 11.407210'arigi,t returned tilt dry liter spending a r. as tc Oleo Mrs. J. Medd. ,i t n ort. mr. 1. t;. ,van Seft:::,1- ?!lc Nest on t It 1 .1.10, \Ir s. 1). 1). Robe:•ur11 -ts ,iti lg• friends this week. \lo'. W. 51.2112 has joined her 110s - 1;i11.1,1 21 t itnn a ifte • spending some lime herr,. :it,' > t'st ofiter another, airs.T. \1:ion._ - - \1 lean 11 1 res. 0 t !ldcag1 •s I at Her home here. 11 T .iti \o., spoilt part of last vv t. :he guther sister, Mrs. -1r +anti>ault. • ate, and lit . ,I hal Cartwright, of Pas e (i spent Sunday the finest of 1Ir. an,I afro it lultzaur. ITr. 111 Mrs, Norman Garrett, alis 11'r, set,er, stet the week -end Wilt friend s here. Mr. ',n1 'Mrs. 1. Fa•rserv,cc, i.f 41lytii, ..''- '1Indav with friend, here. lir 8obt. Sunt ,r,vni Friday, in Aims—ham." M's. 1.-fissiking. returned to her "ionic in \\'itutinc1 after , ;pending • some months here with. friends. Mr.. John Harvey is the guest of her sots Norman, •at London. Mrs. Tom Lttii• ret21titd home on :Sa ltrdaj• al.cr a t,v" u•c'ek>' cKb .111 THE SEA.FORTH NEWS. tin and her three little ones are stay- ing a few days -longer, HILLSGREvN, Mr. Geo, Stephenson, of \Valker, tow, spent Sunday at the Mottle of his 1.areats,.. Mr, and . Mrs. Robert Steph•• 0115011. 'Mrs \Inst - r of spent V ebytc , l,.itcknow, sp01 the past week visiting with friends' on the l?ars line. dfiss Hilda Sims, of Exeter, spent a few days last week visiting her friend, Miss aliartha Carlile, Miss Annie Cochrane, of Clintom spent 'Sunday at the home of ,Mr. James Love. Mission Bond was held on Sunday afternoon with' fourteen present, ;Tare nesting was opened by 5017158 hymn 374. The Scripture lesson was, read by Janette McAllister, Hymn 212 was sung. "Chesecretary-treas.' re- port was read and ,adopted, Hymn 552 was sung. Eileen Turner closed the meeting with prayer. Miss Reta1MdBride is spending a iew weeks at the home of Mr, 'Rob- ert McAllister. - Mrs. Robin McAllister, who met with an, aecident'a couple of weeks ago by getting her feet badly scalded, is itnproving nicely, Anniversary services will be held in Hillsgreen 'United Church next 'Sunday, October 2nd, at 11 o'clock a.m. and 7 p.m, Rev.' Mr. McTavish, of Exeter, isto preach at both ser- vices. The farmers took advantage of the good weather last week to get their beans safely harvested. STANLEY. lir. eel ltre. Win Turner. of Wituls'r. whs., have liven visiting friends aol relative- n the Bronson :unl Satre lines awl at (eiderlv11, bale returned home. Mr. Turner is another Stanley .4.1 boy who 1553 made gnod---being rhe chief engineer in the works of the Fisher Body 'ontp a ty. of Windsor. Miss Mary Johnston. of the Town Encs with her brother Gordon, of New Ontario were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. \. Cantle last Friday evening. • air,- F. W. Hess, of Hensall, also _pent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. arnie. Mrs. J. M. 'rough and Mrs. RobI. ticotchmer, of Bayfiekl, visited friends <nl the Branson last Thuroday, air. and Mrs, Martin azul family, with friendso inotoreri from Water- loo County. to - spend the week -end with Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. -and \Its. 1i. D. Steckle, of the Bronson line. \Vii understand that Mrs, Mar- CHISELHURST. Mr, and Mrs, W111 'Stoneman, of Mitchell, with two sisters from Van- couver, Mrs, ;J,f. Gutteridge and. M:rs. Burton, visited Mr. Carl Stoneman and Mr;, W. \', 'Dinnin last week. The Hibbert rural school fall fair having a warm day, added Hutch to the comfort of the children. Untended for last week.) 'lite anniversary senvices of the United Church. rChiselhurst, were a great success. The -sermons delivered by Rev, Mr. Anderson, Moncton, were very 1110011 appreciated. The thank -offering amounted) to over 7200. .No matter how deep-rooted tin. corn may be, it must yield to Hollo- way s ollo-way's 10011 Remover if used as dir- ected. Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50c EXECUTORS' SALE, Of. Farm .1°arin Stock and'Im le.. P thestate nr+nt Theexecutorst f e c s, of Alexander MciBeath, deceased, will sifter for sale by public auction on. the ;premises, lot 6, con, 3, Stanley township, `2f ' miles northwest of Kippen, on Monday- Oct, 3rd, at:' 2 pan. sharp, the 'following: Cow, 4 year old, tr'ith calf; farrow cow; 2 carves; aged driver; 60 hens; cream separa tor; quantity of lumber; 2 ladders;. steel tire 'buggy; Portland cutter; Ford touring car; light'wagon; wheel- barrow; grind stone; 35 cord hard- wood and other articles. The Farm consists of 100 acres, more or less, (excepting school grounds) of good clay loans, well drained and watered, in a good' state of cultivation, with about 6 acres of bush. A good com- fortable brick house with kitchen.and woodshed,, and; a commodious bank. `barn, with straw shed, pighouse henhouse, and driving' shed, farm 2f miles from railroad. School on Carni. Terms of Sale; All elrattels, cash, On lands, 10 p.c. of purchase price paid downs an day of sate, balance on lat of March, 1928, The 'farm will be offered subject to a reserve bid and to the customary conditions. For par- ticulars apply to John McEwen and 1'tigh \ikenitead, Executors, Brine - 'field, Ont„ Wins Brydane, Solicitor, or Geo. H, Elliott, Auctioneer, Clin- ton, Ont. IN MEMORIAM. B1aN\:ETT.-'In loving memory of little Kenneth 'Bennett; who died two years ago, Septentiber 26, 19215. He was only _ a sweet little rosebud, A pure 'little flower from birth, So 'God called him home to heaven, Before he was soiled on earth, —Ever retnentl'ered by tvlargarst and Isabel, Eaton, ' IN MEMORIAM. PINK'N:EY--:In loving memory of our little dattg'hter Eileen who died Oct. 2nd, 1925, Clod has gathered in our darling, Placed ourbud among His flowers, Taken back the child He lent us, To a 'better home than ours. —Ever remembered by her Daddy and Mother and Family. PROPERTY FOR SALE. On East William street, Seaforth, five roomed cottage, electric light, I hard and soft water inside. Owner leaving town. Apply to MRS. SYD- NE''] DEEM. . tf CHANGE IN BUNTING SEASON Deer and Moose The Ontario Government have an- nouneiel a change in the open season for do rr 141111 moose this year, in that, eat:a..:ulimal may he taken iu the dis-t tact south of the french and .Mat - aa Rivers from November :Ist to November 311111, and iu the district of • he French and Mattawa front October 16th to November 30th, rltl c periods are very notch in iavo. •f the Bunte,, eslxcial1y if the weather linty turn cold, and it is trusted the action ,,f the government will result in a marked increase in tilt manlier of those taking to iht 1v.,ods. F„r their transportation, Cattadian National Railways have 10'-n 01141 with their •tonal care and forethought and printed copies of -the Hunters Train Service leaflet anay'be btaine rl shortly -am application to Canadian National Ticket Agent. AUCTION SALE 1'hontas Brown has received in- ttctions from J. H. McLaughlin to sell by pubic auction on lot 31 on the Mal Coll, of i1leKillnp, on the 5th day ' 1 Ort,. 1927, at the hour of 12.30 0'- r dock harp, the following: Horses --Team of we11 ntatehect mare rising 7 and 8: one well broken mare riaing 4 years, one mare 12 yrs. old in foal; one gond big driving snare v-ith black colt at side; 1 spring colt sired by King Jas. the -•-flue 5. cow due May 19th, 1 Y cow due Oct, 15th; 1 J,C. cow on dh 8t11: 1 J. heifer on Dee. 3rd; 1 S. M. heifer on Jan. 9th; 1 cow just f,esheind: 1 heifer, Oct. l'lth; 1 heifer on 0,.t. Iltit; 2 last fall calves; 10 dead young choice steers and heifers, .feeders": one calf. Pigs.—One sow lite Dec. 19th; 1 sow due Dec. 15th; 1 young SOW due: 12 feeders about 100 lb; 1 otore pig. Hens, about 55 White 1 egh erns about 100 rock puilety 1.0. y 141 lg r,octetc Implc.metts 1 binder, 1 M. H. 141owcr, 1 Maxwell hay loader, 1 side rake, 1 ,limn rake. 1 neve wagon, 1 farm truck, 1 wagon. 1 rubber tire buggy. 1 steel bttggy with pole and neva; 1- v oke, 1 cultivator, 2 land rollers, disk, seed drill, 2 set harrows, 2 3 -fur- row gang plows, grass seeder, turnip ,nw cr: cutting box. crusher newly.cur, grinder, •pulper, hayrack, gravel box, t x ksiurtt 2 -furrow plow, walking 11010ion kettle, pig troughs, fainting mill. grain bags, pea harvester and h„n it r, Massey - Harris manure. spreader 11)110ly new; new cream sep- arator ''(411' otte," gas 6-h.p. engine, circular saw, quantity of white ash lumber, some 3"x3", quantity of elm 2" and one inch lumber, bag holder, chains, crow bars, pinch bars, etc. etc., 1 new set of driving harness, 1 set breech. harness, 1 set plow harness, one single harness for 3rd horse, col- lars, 1 pr. new clippers, 1 cutter, 1 set sleighs, ladders; 1 set bunks, 1 flat rack, 1 set beams, about l f acres of corn in stooks, about 25 rows of good turnips 53 rods long; about 25 rows f mangnlrls 53 rods long: small no, f bus. Marquis spring wheat; spade, ,hovels, forks, scoop, white ash ton- gue. Household effects --1 Monarch Pen- insular range "very special," 1 coal heater, 1 wood heater, gas stave, 1 glass cupboard, number of kitchen chairs, rocking chair, two 'bureaus, 2 bedsteads, 1 bed spring, kitchen zinc. washing machine and ringer, 2 couch- es, pictures, dishes, lamps, etc., etc., and u0ntcrous other articles found an Iany farm. All of which must be dis posed of as the proprietor has rented the farm, l erins-»-Ajl sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 11 mos:`credit shall he given on furnish - !11g approved joint notes, land owners 1s security. 5 p.c. off for cash on credit amounts, Thos. Brown,' auc- tioneer; Jas. H, MdLanghlln, proprie- tor, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Good seven -room frame' house with woodshed, on James st„ Seaforth, Electric light and water in house. Good hen house on properly. Small fruits. Apply at The News Office. 4:) U. F. O. NOTICE. Farmers' Club meeting Wednesday evening, October 5th, in Carnegie li- brary. It is expected President Arnos will be p"r',ent and give an address, HELP ..WANTED , Young lady to do Start at once, ',Send or letn�c: address With The Seaforth News. 39 GREAT BUSINESS CHANCE, Ole on dollar. Four thousand. Groc- ery, ,Dundas st., London. 'Cash and carry store, SYDNEY" ISMYTIiE, Market Lane, Loudon, Ot'et, 39 CON'STANCE BAZAAR, `Bazaar will be held in tile Forest- ers' '.Hall, Constance, October 6th, 1927, at 7 o'clock, under theaespiees of (he 'Ladies Aid :of :Constance United Church. There will be ':a sale of all kinds of useful articles, candy, etc: There s'iill also be an Autograph Quilt, and light refreshments. WALTON• BAZAAR. 1Bazaar will 1>e held in the"A,O.U. 'W. Hall, Walton, Octolber -5111, 1927, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of Bethel Church, There will be a -sale of all kinds of- sewing, fancy work, baking and candy,. A chicke)t supper. will 'be served, 'price 35c and 150, 39 FOR SALE An upright Fell piano for immediate' l g sale. Price $125. The piano is in per- fect condition. Also a No, 40 Bell cutting box with blower and travelling table, It .is al- most as good as new. Apply to 3. R. SCOTT, Seaforth, or phone 271 r 32. -39 LOST. A double mink fur with two heads and tail was lost since the 'first of June: in or in the vicinity- of Sea - forth, A reward will be given. Find- er please return to MRS. W. F. Mc- MIL'LAN, Eginoudville, or. phone 160 r 32, FARM FOR SALE. 'Choice 100 'farm, Lot s, :Concession 4,'Hullett,'all under cultivation; a new frame house and bank barn, 43s miles from Seaforth. For particulars appy to ROBERT COATES, Seaforth, HOUSE FOR SALE. Comfortable frame dwelling on James street. Two lots with barn suitable for garage. Immediate pos- session. Best bargain in Seaforth. Apply to W. ,G. WILLIS, executor of Robt. Willis Estate. . 44 THERE ARE -HIGHER PRICED CLOTHES—YES! --but FABER prices are as far as any man need go in seeking thorough satisfaction. The evidence is in the sample .casenand it invites comparison. The rich fabrics are the first asset, many exclusive weaves, distinguished color effects. livery good style idea of the season is represented in this book, single and double-breasted mo- dels in coats, and overcoats. If you wislt to inspect the line, drop a postal to John Hooper Agency; Seaforth. rosionarroonesseastereanerareentionininseconaneneitioseessistierestioreenentianweentnentsvoineworpoossant QUALITY Si4OES �dh1 a 1N OFFER YOU Williams Shoes, Greb Shoes, ehum Shoes If Better Shoos at Lower Prices Count, Buy your Shoes ' in Egnlondville Poultry 1111(1 New Laid Eggs 'Wanted at the Top Prices It Will Pay You to l)ea:l With W., J. Finnigan Egmondville L To Drivers of Mo'o'r Vehicles LAST %ARNING Ili you have not yet secured your Motor Vehicle Operator's License apply for it without delay at la against the law and pnoiohable by fine to operate a motor vehicle registered in Ontario without first securing a Motor Vehicle Operator's License. Highway Traffic ofiscershave been instructed and muni- cipal police .aye been requested to demand the production of Motor Vehicle Operator's Licenses, and any driver unable to produce his or her license at any time is subject to a fine of not less than $10.00. In case of accident or infraction of The Righway'Trafc Act, the Operator's License is sure to be called for. Drivers who have not their Operator's License cannot be considered experienced and competent. Application forms for a Motor Vehicle Operator's License can be secured at any garage. Licenses will be granted forthwith to anyone who has driven over 500 miles and for six months continuously, and who is not physicany disabled, Examinations will be afforded to all others by highways Department examiners, If you have omitted to get your Operator's Lio nss, this in your last warning to secure it- Don't drive a car without it, either on city streets or country highways, Lights on Horse Drawn Vehicles Atte, October 4, 1527, every horse draan vehicle on tho Public hi,Ila,,,s,s is Ontario melt Burry after du,* watt t'7 feae dawn a light Windy vieib5e dn. the loft head 6afic sheeting ,uSrta to Vac foot and red to tam M s•, The otteutioa of horse owner, in particolasly diresitd- 1,16,71:3I11 09' utrtn.obncn tbo,dd be morn certain dna c:vea that their Ion] liehto ere sdwsye. morldne colon fila Department of Highways Tb.1-30..Geo. S. HENRY, Mto4eeer COTTAGE FOR SALE. Six -roomed frame 'cottage for sale. Electric light. Hard and soft water ore' than b t�U 'M i i 'sul e. Large e aseme t a g half an acre of land, with fruit trees. Apply to. Mrs.'Robt. Edgar, or Mr. R. S. Hays. 39 FARM FOR SALE. s 404' acres, lotand 28 Con, 14 27 MCb illop, 1( miles from stile village of iW-aiton. On the farm is a good house, two baths and other outbuild- ings. For price and terms write MRS. RALPH W. CONN•O'R, 10705 75th ave„ Strathcona, Alta. • 43. FARM FOR SALE. Lot 15; con. '14, McKillop, 134 acres. The (buildings all in No. 1 shape: " 10 -room 'brick house, with furnace and cistern, Bank barn, 40x60, and straw shed 36x45. Hen house 16x25. :Driving shed and implement house 25x35 Windmill, water in stable, 5 acres'hasd'wood'bush. Place will be all fall ,ploughed. Apply on the premises, ;HENRY S'TIIMO'RE, Wal- ton, r.r. '1.' Phone 243r25. 41 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE For sale, frame house situated in village ofEgmondville, 2 acres of land, fruit trees and orchard, two frame barns. Rouse contains six rooms and kitchen, soft water in house. Electric light in house and barns. Telephone. Will be sold cheap for quick sale.. Apply to JAMES II[TD'SOIN, Egmondvil'le, or phone 2 on :146, Seaforth. -. 40 FARM FOR SALE. .For sale 50 acre farm, good frame house and barn; soil loose clay loam; 40 acres summer fallow, cultivated and ready for fall wheat. Splendid or- chard, good„well; 8 acres hay mea- dow. Lot 11, con. 12, McKillop. MRCS. A. R. COTTER, 847 15th st, E., Owed Sound, 'Ont. Phone No. 1062w - 40 PROPERTY FOR SALE. ;Desirable property in good location. Two lots. Frame hottse, with modern conveniences. Barn, including a garage, and good poultry run. Ap- ply MRS. MARGARET ROBB, cor. James and Helen sts., Seaforth, 40 FOR RENT. The Water Works house will be rented on liberal terms to suitable tenant: Apply to . • , F. D. HUTCHISON, Chairman of Property Committee. TIDE McKII,LOP Mutual o Fire Insurance aceCo, FARM AND ISOLATED 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 •Bennewies, Brodhagen;. James Evans, 'Beechwood; M. Me Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Bro'adfoot, 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, Yea, Holmesville; R. G. Jarmouth, Bornholm., James Kerr and John •Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other business will be promptly attended to by applination ta,.any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, ,'I927; ' PROFESSIONAL 'CARDS, Medical ' DR H, HUGH ROSS Ph Ysci ss and Surgeon. Late of London ap pital, London, England, Spaced attention to diseases of the eye, can, nose and thrtoat, Office and reed- • enee behind Dominion: Bank. Office Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 1711. DR,'F, J. 'BURROWS,.Seafae(:b. Office and residence, Goderich si eso,. east of the Methodist iChurch. Cor- oner for the County of Huron. 751e - phone 'No, 40. DR. . C. MAOKAY,—C. Masataka:, honor graduate of Trinity Univ,a'e- ity and goldmedallist of Triatfar' Medical College; member of the al- lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons eb Ontario. DR. 'F.J . R. 1'O'RSTER—+Eye, glias, - A� Nose and 'Throat. Graduate in 2-' , cine, University of Toronto 1897. Elate Assistant 'New York Ophthalmic axed( Antal Ins'tituute, Moorefield's Eye, zit4 Golden Square throat .hospitals, Lan- don England. At Commercial Wel, Seaforth, 3rd 'Monday :in each mitts from lil a.m. to 3 pan. • DR. W. C. !Sb0ROAT,-•Gradtaate: er£ .Faculty of 'Meclicine, University a41 'Western Ontario, London. 'Menthes' of 'College of Physicians andSur- geons of Ontario. Office in A.berir,acf: i Drug Store,. 'Main St., Seder*. Phone 90. DentaL DR, 'J, A. MMUNN 'Successor•to Dr, R. P, Ross, great - ate of 'Northwestern University, Wit" cogo, Ill. Licentiate 'Royal College on Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Cate 'over Sills' hardware, Main street, Seaforth. 'Phone 1'51. DR. F. J. BECHFILY, gradasae Royal 'College of Dental Surgeoina, Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's Grocery, Main street, 'Seafei'Vb.. Phones, office 185•W, residence 18513.. Auctioneer. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Hums. Arrangements can. bemade for Sate Date at T,he Seaforth News. Chaxg s,, moderate and satisfaction guaranted WATSON AND REID s� REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors to James (Watson), MAIN ST., SEAFOR:TH, out All kinds of Insurance risks effe.ca- ed at lowest rates in First -Crass, Companies. SEAFQRTH MARKETS. Wednesday September 28th. Vs'heat, per 'bus. ....... Barley, per bus 73c Oats, per bus. 45a50e Shorts, per 0101. , , $1.9 Bran, per cwt. $f-75 butter, per lb. ........... ...35e 'd Eggs, perox. 38c -42e Potatoes, per bag $1.25 I-iogs,Pe} cwt. . $Itpt l FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, lot 24, con. 2, Staniey, good state of ,cultivation. Bank barn, 76x40, driving shed 40 x 24, cetaeirt silo. Good brick house, 2.never-fafl ing wells. N. SAUNDERCOCK, Brucefield, Phone 621-r-31, Clinton central. E. W BATSMAN Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor invites you to look over The New Fall Suitings Upstairs Over Keating's Drug Store _ MAIN ST, , SEAFORTI Thursday, Friday and Saturday DOUGLAS ETIRBANKS5.:OUTOONE BE 11.,a .t DANIEL'S '�.ai Romantic Whirlwind SENORITA Tlie story of tz 1927 youngster on a South American ranch. IvlascYuerading as rt boy Bebe rides the crest of this torrent of mirth and action, Monday Tuesday MADGE in and Wednesday bLLAMY The Telephox''e Girl P R ms: Also showing Second of THE COLLEGIANS ^.xxcoola,n