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The Seaforth News, 1927-10-13, Page 8AGE EIGHT :School report for •September, --.Sr. I heifers, 4 calves, Pigs --S chunks THE SEAFORTH NEWS. H EN SALL. Mr. uxl Mrs. 3, iV\'ilsou, of Strat- lune visited •over the week -end ',with. Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo: Brown. ' Mr. and +.Mrs. Lloyd 'Redden and babe, cr1 'St. Catharines. 'visited over the week -cud with relatives in town. Mrs. 'Redden and babe are visiting, for a couple of weeks 'with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennings, Me: and Mrs. 'Choi. Essey, o'f Buf- falo, 'visited Buf-falo,'visited for a few days with rela- tives in and around Hensel!. The services in the (United 'Church on ;Sendey last were 'largely attended. A young people's choir af. 30 voices furnished the music at the music at the evening service.. Rev. Me Sin- clair delivered an excellent sermon for the occasion. 'Church, The \\':Nf-`;. of ,th e c United IHensall, met in the school -room of •the Church on Thursday afternoon, October .6'th, with 22 members pres- ent, and the president, Mrs: Mc- Donnell in the chair. The meeting 'was opened by singing.a hymn, after. which Mrs. 'Henry led a prayer. The subject of the afternoon was along the line of the Confederation 'Jubilee, coupled with "The Study of Canada and the progress of the' W.M.S." The following mentioned ladies all ac- ceptably took c-ceptably'took their part in the meet - Mg, all reading papers: Mrs, Steacy, Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs. M. 'Drysdale, Miss J. Moir, Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Seruton, Mrs, Hobkirk, Miss Consitt, Mrs. 'Hemphill, Mrs. Dougall, Mrs, McQueen. A hymn was sung, fol- lowed ,hy. a prayer by Mrs, Wm. 'Buchanan, Arrangements were made flu a quilting, which will be held in the near future. The 'fleeting, was closed by prayer by Mrs. Laramie. 'le -Mowing the meeting, the 'Ladies' Aid met and discussed several busi- ness matters and the next shower, which will be held for the bazaar, for which the ladies are making arrange- ments, will be held at the home of Mrs, J. W. Skinner. The meeting of the Young People's League of the United Church was geld on Monday evening* with a large Il',--t1o'h. 'Houston,. Mabel Workman; Brent Deters, Eleanor Skinner, Grace Brock, :IHbtvard �Slemphill," I+.cL Little, May .Kenning, Beryl- Denten-wad, Jr. 1V.—Florence McDonald, Irene 'Ho arth, Alice Higgins, Marian Me - Kay, Gladys $Passmore; Hazel Had - son, y, y son,- Will Drummond. Sr. 'I1I.—Iflarold !Foster, Norman McKay, 'Will Nicol, Emma Worm, Isobel 'Smaie, Allan Appleton, Roy 'Brock, John 'McKay, Helen Glenn,, Lorne Elder, 'Reye Patterson,. Harold Appleton, Viola Hildebrand, Eleanor !Bell, 'Wm, McKay, Teacher. A "special meeting of the Village Council was held on Tuesday even- ing of this week to open the tenders Inc digging the new water tanks for tire protection purposes, Two tend ere were received, one from Levi Rands. Inc $36,00 a tank, and the other from Geo. Hudson for $22.50 a tank. The tender ,of Mr. Hudson being low- er, was accepted. The work will be- gin an Monday morning. The court- ml oup eil are putting in a number of new water' tanks at different points through the village. where there' is not at present any water for fire'pro- tection. STANLEY. Messrs. George and William Kamp mann of Kitchener visited relatives and friends en 'Bronson and Sauble lines and at Zurich during the past week. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. George Campbell Jr,. who has been quite ill, is able to be np again, al- though .still unable to attend ' her household tasks. Her mother, Mrs. Robt, Turner, of the Sauble line, has been taking care of her. `Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan of. Tucker smith, with their little daughter, Bet- ty, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Carnie on Sabbath afternoon, Mr. Ivan Stcckle is at present en- gaged at silo -filling. Generally, the cern crop is a disappointment this season. That of the Misses Snowden, however, is the exception to the rule, attendance present. The meeting being quite up to average and pro- wae he charge and presided ''ver by pounced by the cora-borer inspector Miss J. Johnson and was opened by to be the• best and cleanest in this singing hymn .109,' alter which Lulu eeighborhood. Lindenfield, Scott Welsh and Mildred Mr^ and Mrs. '3. Love and fancily Sennett led a prayer. The minutes s.sited with relatives at Centralia on c,; the hist meeting were rent} by. the Sunday. The - Qttt;e a number of families from script re 'Mies. Flora r,, 10th. T scripture ,eat by 1st. Cur., Eider. chap -s 'ter ices ttiaGothN nitedtChurch t,-, was real Pearl $idrr.\ifss services at the •+,uglas' Sunday school class present- •"' Sunday, t•dthe pageant "The Kingdom Di- LONDESBORO vided rcprt entitag the Sunday .erre t., -•n, Sete. lint. The sir , +net err te.pie was given t a vert able manner lee Dr. R. P. 1. Doug.tlb on "Tice Tuesday with Iond'n friends. Iampe, dishes, fruit gems,. galvanized Drug Traffic n t'an.,da 0.i :, Gretta Mr. and Mrs. M. MdCool were tub, Step ladder. stove pipes, garden Latnntie favored the audience With a- Seaforth visitors on Tuesday. oke &c., Vic. Term:; of sale of fur- L:.lin-election, +.. ,m ,l"ie:i by. \Drs^ Mr. \frill Fa r,ervice left on Friday) Metre, cash. Hogearth s .its piano. The of- 'set -for Belmont. Man. Mr. Fair- For further terns and rantlitinns C. tering and -systematic givingamount- service ha; property 'there and takes f 'sale, apply to: - -1 to •,49+. Mr.Sinclair clsed the t' yearly rip to the West, BEST &BEST, Seaforth, Ont. meeting with p ayr".. Next Monday - \l J'lt u Armstrong returned ',elicit:+.^5 for Administrator. aria n< Me men will Put .,n tete pro `stn last Thursday. after a week's Dated Oct t 5th. 1927. tat with her sister at \\aterdawn. • Thos, Brown, Auctioneer, 42 w.itnt and ter ,hhatt,c lin- lire. Robe Sot' stent Thursday in • i. n:pi 1 ,•rt , .> 4 1a'.y in- r intended for last week.) R. Vodden spent about 100 ib., 3 chunks,. about 75.tine 1 sow with 9 pigs, 1 fat sow ' Fowl— Rbnut 50 yearling' hens, about 40 pul- lets bred -to -lay Rocks, pair Emden geese. Implements --Binder, 5 -ft. mower, rake, disc drill, cultivator,, all above are Massey-Siarris net discs, manure spreader, steel roller, 5 -sec- tion harrows, scuffler, wagon, wheel- barrow, gravel box light wagon, steel tire buggy, fanning'mill, cutting box, cutter, 2 sets work harness, set work harness, 2 sets buggy har- ness, collars, Massey-lIarris cream) separator, set of new sling ropes, steel pig troughs,,feed hopper. for chickens, buck saw, cross cut saw, forks, shovels, axes, 2 crow bans, a Ford car, about ten loads hay. House- hold Effects — Quebec cook stove, new; Quebec heater, new; small heat- er, new 3- burner oil stove with oven, washing machine, wringer, several pails, about 150 fruit jars, barrel churn, small churn, incubator and brooder, 2 kitchen tables, 3 beds, parlor suite, walnut; °serving machine kitchen chairs, glass cupboard, wash- stand. The `farm also will be offered for sale. Terms -A11 sums of $l0 and ander, cash; over that' amount, 12 months' credit shall be given on fur- nishing approved joint notes, land owners as security. Five per cent, off for cash on credit amounts. Thos, Brown, auct.; J. C. Ward, proprietor. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of House and Lot and Furniture in Seaforth, The Administrator of the estate of Richard Pinder, deceased, will offer for sale 'by public auction on the premises just South East of Victoria Park. Seaforth, on Saturday, Oct, 22nd, at two o'clock peau., the follow- ing property:—Lots numbers 101 and 102 in Gouinlock's survey in the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron. There is on the premises a good comfortable seven room frame house in a good 'state 'of repair with a cement foundation and good cellar. Terns of Sale—Ten per cent. of the purchase money on the day of sale and the )balance within three weeks. At the same time and place there will be offered for sale the fol- lowing furniture and effects: Dining - room table, 9 dining room chairs, 7 kitchen chairs, glass cupboard, side- board, dresser, wash -stand, 2 rocking chairs, 3 bedsteads and mattresses, cook stove, coal 'heater, coal nil stove (3 burners with aver), sewing mach- ine (nearly new), clothes rack, wring- er, grindstone, linoleum (10' x I6'), oilcloth, mats, curtains, pictures, EXECUTOR'S d I t r t' OR'S SALE ttt-d .,..,u 1 :hese meetings. \\Pham. i \ anti Mrs Geo Beatty of In - Miss t , Johnsen ttiSs Mary ,. . ,Stewart attended :hr. High School• -e 's a guests of the latter's Cea. her .'e'tttetitr.,u at 1. l „n:., en sister. 'Mrs. W. 1', Brunsdon. '`-ache and Sa urday last. Mrs. John Harvey returned home - mise e,la lye l.ultee underwent an ;t Sunday after a pleasant visit with t t•e he removal of: her tem- ' c t •Norman, di \f Patterson' i.,spital on \fr t \fr D, D Roberton 'pent. `•: i e an., is get tin g 1 as, Itiee$. J at Bruceeach. Mr, and Mr,. Jas. Smith. ,: Wind Ladies' cf Knox Church visited er the nick-ctl wive eekl `.nthh meeting tee the - ni f \[,•c. John Harvey, when Mr. and \l t\"nt. C.xttaitt, •tiey quilted a quilt, :i1 R ', lr;ycktnMich.. of Flint, c t , coley t 1..r .. t days with relatives. t>. c Mee rc. ,,f Tnrante. is a i an. -lit t ,alt. spending a eouple of weeks with her. Mr. Mlt•,u Urtweiu, I.,f London.: r ,.t.i. l4.- t 135C',a1. visited over uc week semi with his t\ 'n thtr tore know the 'dr" lir. and Mrs. I. \\ Brae. n.. Mr., las• Ntenol, t'te Standard tote of MotherC, avis' Worm Fxter• Rank Staff, meetreee :.,,end' s, ht _ttnat,'or ahtass have it at hand, her holidays. with his parent, els. atm cause r. Proves ns value. Mr, 1i Nichol. What t .night ,;t,•r het the ;, ,e ✓n e accident occurred in littsall :in Suer AUCTION SALE. day inciting. when a ear driven by Oi Land, 13aii,1 igs and Maehittery. Verne Henden and a L,ttlor.-owned ---, nder instructions from the owner, ear ran into one. another at the corner i till ell by auction on the premises <' Srot ib Ricltm end end Albert ee Railway Street its .the Town of streets. The isos '1:,,naged, Seetorth, ,n Saturday, Oct. 15th, at h:tt 0c, one Was herr, s - two Deck :n the afternoon: Lot 69, Mete. Jolla Zutht is visiting with] Jarvis Survey, Town of Setifortli, 66' her daughter, \ir \V. R. Belt and 'x 132',ott which is said to be erected Mr. Bel', at Winiser. l atwo-story frame varehoitse, 38' 6" Mr.\\ m. knees. e,, who has been cross; e rao' r•e, and a unr-story frame •office fedel his him through illness, Is 1 f?tt+:tiing 17' 3" x 20'. Lot 70, Jarvis ,rmt eeprevmg sheet',.Survey. Town of Seaforth, 66' x 132', The many r enie dere .of Mrs^ , „tt which is eaid to be erected a twa- SSincla;r, wife of Rev. Arthur Stnelaie. .;tory fins mill, 72' x 36' of frame eon- • ,if 'the United Church, will he pleased Areesieeemetaeelade with metal roof, to hear that she is recovering *OM. and a corrugated iron boiler house. her severe illness, She is at t,Yreseut Lot 71, Jarvis -Survey, Town of Sea= Seaforth hospit• 1. •forth tit''x 132' an which is said to Mr. J. W. Skinner has sold his b< erected aone-story frame barn, mercantile tt twines, to W. J. White, 40' e 24'. Part of -Lot 72. Jarvis sur - of )near Owen •Sound, who takes pos- ,.,.a• Vacant land. And the following sesstt,u the. first of November. Mr. equipment. 1 horizontal tube boiler, and Mrs. Skinner have hien valued 42" x- 10', 1 smoke stack. 40'. 1 wa- reeidents of l•Iensalt and their many g tt scale, capacity 5 tons, 1 floor friends here will be glad 'to hear that • stales, 42 it 40 platform. 1 Westing - they intend 16 stay in 1Trneall at least hoose motor and starter '25 h.p. 1 Inc a tons. Mr. and Mfrs. J. McNeil, -of \ St. •.'Yeti in:;h'atsc motet 3 h.p. 1 40 Blower Fan", with galvanized pipe Themes, visited far a few days with. system: 1 flax tow shaker machine, - 'Mrs. D. McLean, 1 battery ,'f 9 flax scotching knives Mr, Arthur Coleman and little child eel boxes. 2 flax tow target• knives - of 1.nndon, visited Inc - a - few days with relative, its town. Brintnell-Fairbairn. --A quiet wed- cling was solemnized at the United church manse, Ilensall, nn Wednes- • day, Oct.Stlt, whets Rev. A. Sinclair united in marriage 'Miss Hannah Mae Fairbairn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ger,. Fairbairn, to Clifford Brintnell, son of Mr. and Mrs, ,batt, Brinttell. The bride was charming in a gown of maize georgette, with head trimming and pleating around the hnttom, and wore black satin pump; with hose to match the dress, Miss Mae •Brintnell, sister „f the groom, .who acted as bririesmaicl, was gowned in a dress of black georgette with Velvet trimmings with shoes and hose to match. Mr. Fred Fairbairn, brother of the bride, was groomsman, 'Following the cere- and b.Jar... 1 clipper seed cleaning machine. 2 flax threshing machines, whippers, table., benches, 1 ;'e" pipe, radiators, tools. etc etc. Cum litinns of Sale: Land and P,uildings will be offered en bloc, subject to a reserve bid. If unsold. they will then be of- fered separately. Equipment will be offered item by item. Terms --All -tans of ten dollars and under, cash; over that amount, ten per cent. cash, balance six months' credit on approve ed joint notes with interest at 6 p.c. Deed, to land delivered. on comple- tion of payments. The Sovereign Production Corporation Ltd., Owner. Geo. II, Elliott, Auctioneer. 41 AUCTION SALE. Of Farm, Stock. Implements and Household Effects. -Thomas Brawn, moray, the happy young couple left by Auctioneer,' has received instructions motor for Toronto, Niagara Falls and From Mr. 3. C. Ward to sell by pub- other paints east, The bride's travel lie auction at lot 9, con. 5, Tucker- ;iig costntne was a navy, blue seer- snit, on :Vfonday, October 17th, gette dress, with silver trimming. Her 1927, at 1 p.tn., the following: Hordes coat was of pinpoint with gray fur --1 Percheron mare, 4 years old, trimming with hat to match. A wed- about 1400 lbs.; 1 mare ahottt 1300 lb,; ding dinner was served' at the hone 1 mare about 1200 ib., all bred to Vic - of the bride's parents on 'Friday even- tor; 1 hay driving mare, 1 yearling Ing. colt, 1 sorel horse, 1300 lbs. Cattle— Mr. and Cattle-Mr.and Mrs. Win. Penhale, of Ex- 2 cows due in Mar., 1 cow due in .Feb., eter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, 1 cow due in May, 2 Jersey cows due Higgins on Tuesday. 1 in March, 1 farrow cow, 2 yearling Of Dwelling House and Household Goods, fohn t'. Laing, Executor of estate Margaret 'Cuthill, deceased, has authorized Thomas Brown, Esq., auctioneer, to offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, James trees, Seaforth, on Wednesday, the 19th October, 1927, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the dwelling house lately occupied by the deceased and the household goads and furniture, uttnieting of the following; 1 walnut dining table, 5 dining room chairs, 1 arm chair, 1 walnut glass cupboard, 4 rocking chairs, 1 drop leaf cherry table, 2 small tables 1 couch, 1 sofa, 2 bedroom suites, 2 bedsteads, 1 cher- ry bureau, 1 washstand, spring and mattresses, 1 coal heater, 1 kitchen stiite, 1 twee burner coal oil stove and en, 1 kitchen table, 5 kitchen chairs, 2 sets dishes, a quantity Of preserved fruit, 1 organ, 1 sewing machine, 1 thirty gallon milk can, 244 ib. scale, carpets, garden tools, and other articles too numerous to mention, The h. tiseheld fureittu•e will be sold with- out reserve. 'Terms cash, 'The dwelling house is frame with. cement foundation, 1% stories and has 7 rooms and inside toilet, The house and lot will be offered for sale. subject to a reserved bid. Further terms and conditions of sale will be made known on the day of sale and may be had hi the meantime from the undersigned. Dated at 'Seaforth, this 12th Octo- ber, 1927. 1 hennae .Brown, Auctioneer. JOHN C. LAING, Executor. R. S. HAYS, his Solicitor, Seaforth, Ont. c•cmeut foundation and cement floors, well stabled, new steel. driving 'shed 2.1x40 feet, hen house 18x24' feet. There is a good,:comfortable 8 -room 1% storey 'brick house, This is a most desirable property, well located, being 'I% miles ,from I3rucefield and 5 miles from Clinton. 122'acres of fall wheat tutcl fall plowing done. Teres of sale: All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount, 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes or a discount of 6 per cent, allowed for cash an credit 'amounts. Everything advertised to be sold as proprietor is giving up farming. Terms on 'farm: 10 per cent. of purchase price paid down out day of sale. 50 per cent. of purchase price may remain on property at reasonable rate of interest; balance in 30 days. Frank ,Lane, prop.; 'G. H. Elliott, auctioneer; 41 AUCTION SALE. Of 70 "head of cattle, Mr. Ernest Townshend has instructed the under- signed to sell by public auction at his farm, .lot 92, Huron Road, 254 miles west of Holmesiflle, and 6 miles east o'f'Goderich, on Tuesday, October 18, at 1.30 sharp, the following: 7 choice young Durham grade 'cows, clue to freshen in Nov.; '5 Durham grade cows due to freshen in Dec.; 10 for- ward springers; 2 fresh cows with calf at foot; 2 Hereford heifers, due to freshen in Ocie Guernsey heifer due to 'freshen its Dec,; 2 4 -year-old cows, milking; 15 yearling steers and 'heifers; 6 2 -year-old steers and hell era; 12 summer •calves; 1.0 young calves. Also a quantity of inch lum- ber, 2 -inch plank and 2 x 4 Rich scan- tling. Terms: All sums' of $10 and under, cash; over that amount, 6 mos. credit will he given00 furnishing bankable, paper or a discount of 6 per cent. per annum allowed for cash on credit .amounts. Ernest Townshend, Proprietor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of Alexander McBeath, Deceased. 'NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Alexander MciBeath, late of the Township of Stanley, in the 'Coun- ' ty of Huron, Yeoman, deceased, who died on or about the thirtieth day of July, A.D. 11927, are required to de- liver to John McEwen and Hugh Aikenhead, the executors of the said estate or their solicitor, out or before the first day of November, A.D. 1927, CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm, Farm Stock and Imple- ments at Lot 21, London Road, 1% miles north of Brucefield, on Thurs- lay,'Oct. 20th,' at 1 p.tn. sharp, con- eisting of: Bay horse 6 years old; brown horse, 7 years old; grey horse, 6 years old; aged driving horse, good single or double; black driver, 7 years old; bay driver, 7 years old; bay horse. 8 years old, general purpose, good reliable horse. Cattle—Holstein cow, dee Nov. 5th; Durham cow, due Nov. 10th; Durham cow, due Nov. 20th; cow, pure bred, good milker; 6 yearling steers; 6 yearling heifers. Pigs---Ynrk sow. due in Nov.; 3 Tam- worth sows bred 3 weeks; 18 pigs, 10 weeks old; 19 pigs: 9 weeks old; 10 pigs 12 weeks old. 40 hens one year ,Id. Implements. — Massey -Harris ruttier, 7 ft, cut; Deering mower, 6 it, i cut; Massey -Harris 17 -tooth cultiva- tor, broad caster combined; 3 drum land roller; hay rale; Adams wagon, nearly new; wagon rack, hay and tock combined, nearly new; gravel box; 2 Fleury walking plows; 2 set diamond harrows; 6 horse power In- ternational engine, mounted; fanning trill; 3 roller grain crusher; cutting box, set scales; Portland cutter, light wagon; rubber tire buggy; steel tire top buggy; steel tire show buggy; Meath cooker; stip pan; 50 sap pails; set teams harness, nearly new: 2 set plow harness; set single harness; forks, chains, whiffletrees and nitric.",- tes other articles. Fartxt ebttnt;ta of 100 acres, more or tees, a£ good clay loam, web untlerdrained and in high 'nate of cultivation, quantity of hard wood bush, batik been 74x40 feet with. a full statement of their claims to g titer with particulars thereof, anti' the nature- of the securities, if ` any, held by theta all duly verified by of fidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after _ the said. last mentioned date the said executors will proceed .'to distribute the estate of the said deceased among- st the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to such claims as they shall have received dile :notice and m accordance therewith. DATED at 'Clinton, Ontario, this fourth clay of October, A,D,, 1927. W, 'BRYIDONE, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Executors. 42 FURNITURE FOR SALE. iHeintzman 'Cabinet Grand Piano, upright, mahogany, excellent condi- tion, will sacrifice for $250 cash. Eas- ily worth $400. Music cabinet, 'Sing- er sewing machine, chiffonier and oth- er articles. Mso good Collie dog. MHS. !CA'MPB'ELL, Dublin, Ont, 41 LOST'. Eight Dollars on Saturday night, between ;Beattie . Bros. and W. J. ICieary's stores, ,Seaforth. Reward. Apply at The News Office. 41 AUCTION SALE. O f Household Effects, at the pre- mises on Friday, October 28th, at 1.30 p.m, Terine cash, 'Proprietor, (Leslie Scott, Main street. T. Brown, Auc- tioneer: • 43 ' AUCTION SALE, O n Friday, October 2lst, at 12.30 p.m., out lot 8, con. 9, Tuckersmith, extensive auction sale of farm, farm stock, implements and household furniture. John Hay, Proprietor; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927. AUTO -KNITTER FOR SALE Auto -Knitter, -nearly neav, for sale. Apply at The News Office. 43 FARM WANTED. Wanted, to hear from owner good fern 'for sale. Cash price, particulars.. 1). F. ''BUS'H, Minneapohs;Minn. 46 FOR SALE. Quebec heater and range combin- ed, new, for sale. Apply to CON. ECKART, 42 HELP WANTED. Earn $25 weekly up at home clip- ping newspapers and addressing en- velopes. No .canvassing. Everything furnished. Spare or full time. Parti- culars 'for stamp. GIIJLUSS MAIL- ING SERVICE, Box 8, Sydney, Nova Scotia. - 42 QUALITY SIDS WE e7LN OFFER YOU Williams Shoes, 3reb Shoes, chum Shoes it Better' Shoes tit Lower Prices Count, Buy your Shoes in Egrnondville Poultry and New laid Eggs Wanted aat the Top Prieec It Will Pay You to Deal With We Je Finnigan Egmondvifle PLAN .:zed PLAN NO FO NEXT YEA Canadian Grown Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, loses, Vines, Per- ennials in large variety, Strong plants at lair prices. Send for catalogue or advice on garden planning 11 t€' S tun ui C Nol"strthheit and Florists. Hamilton, Ontario,, FARM FOR SALE. Choice 100 farm, Lot 1, Concession 4, iIullett, all tender cultivation, a new frame hoose and bank barn, 4)4 miles from Seaforth, For particulars appy to ROBERT ,COATES, Seaforth, FARM FOR SALE. 104 acres, lots 27 and 28, Con. 14, McKillop, 1r/a miles from the village of Walton. On the farm is a good house, two barns and other outbuild-. ings. For price atid tern's write MRS.' RALPH W, CO'NNOR, 10705 75th ai c., Strathcona, Alta. 43 FARM FOR SALE. Lot 15, con. '14, McKillop, 134. acres. The buildings alt 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 hardwood 'bus'h. Place - will be all fall •ploughed. Apply out the premises, HENRY STIIMORE, Wal- ton, r.r, 1. Phone 243r25. 41 PAPERS LOST. Lost, 2 notes and two agreements. $1 reward: if mailed to me, HENRY HERRR/GGOTT, Mildti�ay, 'One, 41 FOR SALE !Building 15 by 18 ft., suitable for stable or garage. Also buggy and light wagon. Apply to MRS. JAMES G, MARTIN, West William st., or Box 192. 42 PROFESSIONAL CARDS; Medical. 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 DR. I -I. HUGH ROSS, Physician: and Surgeon. Late of London Haw pital, London, England. Special attention to diseases bf the eye, ear, nose and throat. Office and resid- ence behind Dominion Bank, Office - Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 106. PROPERTY FOR SALE. On East William street, Seaforth, five roomed cottage, electric light, hard and soft water inside, Garden on property, Owner leaving town. MRS. SYDNEY DEEM. 41 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 property. 'Small fruits. Apply at The News Office. 41 THE McKILLOP Mutual Firelosurance Co. DIR. tF. J. IBURRIOWS, 'Seaforth, Office and residence, Godericit street, east of the Methodist 'Church, Orr - otter for the 'County of 'Huron. Tells--• phone No, 40. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY 0 N 'L Y, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex, Janes. Evans, Beechwood, Vice President; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. Directors -=Wm. Ricin, No, 2 Sea - forth, John Bennewies, 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 Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties. desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other business will he promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. E. W. DR. C. M+AOKAY.—C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trinity Univers- ity and gold medallist of Trinity. Medical College; member of the !On#i- lege of Physicians and Surgeons sat Ontario. DIR, F. J. R. FORSTER—Eye, fir', Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi- cine, University of Toronto 1897. Late/ Assistant New York Oph'thal'mic any.: Aura' Institute, Ivioorefield's Eye, and Golden Square 'throat hospitals, Lon- don., England. At Commercial ftota!t Seaforth, 3rd `Monday in ea' h tnwntit, from 11 a,m. to 3 p.m. DR. W. C. ISPRIQAT._Graduate Ali Faculty of 'Medicine, University int` Western Ontario, London. 'Member of !College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. Office in Aheritarr.a- Drug Store, •Main St., Seafarer.. Phone 90. Dental, DR. J. A. IML1Nit1 Successor to Dr. R. It Ross, gradu- ate of ,Northwestern University, Chi -- ergo, 111, Licentiate Royal College of- Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Ofice• r ver Sills' hardware, Main street, Seaforth. Phone 161, DR. F. J. B•I9OHFJLY, gradu'abs Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R, Smith's Grocery, Main street, Seaford. Phones, office 1851Wresidence lee. Auctioneer. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron - Arrangements can be 'made for Sate Date at The Seaforth News. Chargee moderate and satisfaction guarantceal. WATSON AND REID''S. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors to James 'Watson) MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed ' at lowest rates in First -Clue Companies. SEAFORTH MARKETS. Wednesday October 12t1t. Wheat, per bus.... ... ..,......$1.23 Barley, per bus. 73c Oats, per bus; 50c Buckwheat, per bus. 73c Shorts, per cwt, $1.90 Bran> per. cwt $1.75 Butter, per lb. 35c Eggs, per dos. 3'5c -45c50 Potatoes, per bag 35c -14.5 n . Hogs,„ cwt:,.._ •+�S4• FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, lot 24, con. 2, Stanley, good state of cultivation. Bank barn, 76x40, driving shed 40 x 24, cement silo. Good brick mouse, 2 never -fall- ing:' wells, N. SAUNDERCOCK, Brucefield. Phone 621-r-31, Clinton central. 42 BATEMA\ Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor invites you to look over The New Fall Suitings Upstairs Over Keating's Drug Store MAIN ST. , SEAFORTH „,,,,,..A1-4.....nuili,M66.0WralsWrer.oraNsG6.030(14MOC112211.MIGNMICOMSZIORW IA Vl 1 COMEDY SENSATION FRESHMAN Specially secured to till dates of "Tho Winning of. Barbara Worth” not available owing to film expected not arriving; from New York, Get in on 'the Biggest 3 Days IT'ilarit'y of the Seaton Starting `: with extended runs in the biggest Theatres "The Freshman" has been shown to more people than any other production in which this peer of all comedians has appeared. COME EARLY hursday, Friday and Saturday Matinees Thursday and Saturday saes owaraminsrxa vernmsitururtmear ;