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FIENSALL.
Report for October -Sr, IV, Bob
Houston, 1vlabel VV'orkinan, Irene Dat-
ers, Howard Heniphidl, Mac Kenning,
Grace Brock, Ed. Little, .Eleanor
Skinner, Beryl Drtunntond, Jr. IV.-
Marion aMcKay, Gladys Fassmore,
Florence McDonald, Hazel Hudson,
Alice Higgins, Irene eloggarth, Will
Drummond, Sr. III, -Harold Foster,
Eleanor Bell, Isobel Smale, John Mc-
Kay, Ray Paterson, Will Nicol, Nor-
man McKay, Lorne Elder, Roy
Brock, Harold Appleton, Viola aIilde-
brand,Emma \Vurin, Helen Glean,
IIarold 'Sherritt, Alden Appleton.
Wm, McKay, Teacher,
Report for September and October.
---Sr. IIL ikabta Fee 75, Kornelis
Faber 73, John Farquhar 71, Mary
Hemphill 66Robert Passmore 62,
Lloyd Linde .field 00, Edith Wolff 59,
Stewart .Bell 54,- *Harvey 35. Jr. IIT.
-•Norman Sinclair 78, Mildred Poi-
lick 67, Dorothy Drummond 63, Irene
Smale 60, Harold Higgins 59, Kath
ry'n Drysdale 58, *Margaret Kennings
53, Olive Brock 52, *Tom 'Smile 36,
*Minnie Sangster 36, Ross 'Mei-troy
34, Sr. 'Ii, - Kenneth Manns 70,
Mary Lit`t'ie 64, Dorothy McQueen•61,
*Billy Glenn 58, Harold Boitthron 56,
*Myrna Hudson 56, Nellie Fee 42,
"Edgar Wurn( 36, Nena Deters 34.
(Percentage is given. *Asterisk stands
for missed exams;)
\L.. Ellis, h Teacher.
Report or (cmhar, primary
room.
Jr. 11. --. Ronald Peek 274, Mary
Wolff 269, rLeonard "Hogarth 263. Jean
Foster 259, Loretta Bell 258, Alvin
Lindettfieid .247, Ruth Bell 22o. Grace
1Vurm 206, R dbert Drysdale 198.
First --Herbert Drummond 172, Lloyd
firnck 167. Ivan hipter 156, Agnes
Fairbairn 154. 'Margaret Shepherd 143,
David Sangster 139, Erma Kipfer 115.
Sr. }'ringer --•Brice Berry 180, Mary
stcKay 160, Keith Buchanan 165,
Kenneth Passmore 164 Max Hudson
163, Edith V\'ures ion, Jack Simmons
159, Herman \\ sail 156, Alvin Bees
wax 148. Jr. Primer -Ray Foster 159,
Douglas Sangster (absent.)
Jessie Buchman, Teacher.
M. and Mrs. J. Wilson, of Torous
to. visited over the week -enol with
Mr. an,1 Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Mr. aii,3 Mrs. Neil Sparks and little
1Je 1):t visited e ve - the
a%seek-and a i \l, Alex. Spark -
111• 1., e ad \ - aetl at,tt daughter
vsiteti on Sunray :riot relative'; int
oder,ca.
Mr. end Mre. israel Litidetuiel,i, of
Leedom td s r ,he ae,k n
ells relatives, in town.
1l tttlti,-.t, : r nt :5
:as i fo .. :e y days witla ner par. :Its,
P,l: and Mrs. Rt Cudnx re.
Nit. told ?ilrs Garnet ca, v
1,1 t ew days with r_,. arse
nolo
The seretees te a.: r ec enurdliee
,.'s :a' were - -y attended
,' excellent.-ermons were deF.vered
?t:I els •
e.. tete ahthems.
Cooper -Robertson. A ye 4 •
• .re i..
t1 • <+1ti deo a, l'.1 R. -a
itechurch
at _ clock .n y\.s'^.3necday af-
;v'.nen :ver. lir, Sinclair
-Miss 1.1orenceRes
pit � b
v l riztee et Mr fir.
in 4 1 e; is s +)pC1 dee! ;an of
..i.: a.pee. 'f li.1,ppen. The
leelet 1 7harming in a gow t .,f
i etaegtat, err taut .a with shoes
a tl' and eaeried Hove -
e rs They took :he afteendon tri e
Sea . ih f.nr Ro oto. Niagara,
1,hlis and l.e tea, ,..a•1 on their return
w:lf rt shi (m. tiac grain's fine 'arse!
eve 2nti eon,. "T•,ackerstn:th.
The 1Y -un Band .1 tete Unites
:I
t li arc giving a concert- in the
h3eCi!-tui tate church ilia Friday
eveaage Nov.Itch. Besides play.
there will l e e readings, .115110',
9:atnt.l ,.iin•1 s '1' •[ tear,(, will he
left no a two months' hunting trip in
the Sudbury district, has had to tnul-
ergo' an operation for appendicitis,
hut is ,doing as well as can be `ex-
pected,
Mr, anti airs,' F,t•°c I(.ent,edy 'Lila
von Ross, of Ford City, vis%ted over
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs,
Owen Geiger,
Fred Berry, who has been ill' M the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Consitt,
is still confined to his bed with
weights attached from bis knee
which is and has been for several
months causing high trouble, bat with(
continued rest a while. longer,, he will
be somewhat Unproved and his many
fr'ends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. J. Consitt, who has been eluate
poorly for some time, is stow some-
what improved and . during the past
weeks was visited by. several of her
sons and members of their family aid
other relatives and friends,
Mr. G. G Petty has completed a
nice garage on his property, the work
being done by Mr. Ed. Sheffer,
'While assisting in threshing beans
at the farm of Mr. David Thirray,
about a mile and half south of Han-
sen, Earl Dick, eldest son of Mr, and
Mrs. Geo, Dick, of Hay township, was
so seriously injured'that part of his
left erns had to be amputated: The
yoirth, who is 18 years' of age, was eat -
played by George Armstrong, thresh-
er In some manner the Belt slipped
off and Earl was endeavoring to re-
place it, when, by some means, his
clothing becafne caught and he was
drawn into the machine, and his arm
was so badly squashed it had to be
amputated below the elbow. At date
of writing Earl is getting along as
well as can be expected.
BAYFXELD.
1 -ire. A. Biggart left on Wednesday
to spend the winter with her that'll -
ter, ifrs, A. Welsh, in Toronto.
Dr. and Mrs. 15. P. 'Lewis of Tor-
onto arrived on Saturday to spend e
e eek with Mrs. N. W. Woods. Mrs,
J. Buchan who has been visiting at
Dunnville and Toronto for the past
: v , months returned With them.
NIrs.'A. Newton -Brady left on Tues-
day to visit her mother. 1frs, 1), 'Mc- tt 1 d
THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
VARNA:,.
S. t9 nntenutu, Tnilnr. Yonr owe, anvteriats
load=, neat res,.mintle pelves, - upstairs 'e rer
Yen tine's ytntn 5treet, neaterth,
Mr, M. Elliott shipped live stock to
Toronto Saturday,
The reopening of the United Church
was held on Sunday. The day was
everything one could wish • for and
the church was £idled to its utmost at r
both services. 'Hee, •Ivir. Hogg of
Clinton delivered two able addresses'
and on Monday a concert was given
in the hall, which was well filled.
Sunday's collections and receipts of
the concert amounted to over $200.
Mr, Elliott of Dauphin, Man„ is
visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr, and
Miss Logan.
The community was shocked at
hearing of the sudden death of. Mr.
Sant Johnston, Although not in the
best of 'health for some time, yet he
was always about and doing his seve-
ral duties and on Tuesday took a Load
of grain to the chopping mill at Bruce -
field and while there suddenly passed
away while in the act of handling a
bag of grain. The sympathy of the
community is- extended to the .sor-
row -stricken relatives,
Mr, and, Mrs, W. McAsh, of Lon-
don spent Sunday with relatives.
The W.A. of St: John's Church niet
at elle home of Mrs, M. Elliott last
week.
Thee wedding. of Lewis Jas, McAsh
of lie le
C s onlyson of Dr and` Mr
S.
Y, M
plan '
john ilcAsh Tara to Miss Mille Mc-
Gee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
McGee, Lakeside, took place last week
at Lakeside. The groom is a cousin
of. Mr. McAsh of Varna. and is - well
known here. The wedding music
was played by his sister, Miss Marion
McAsh and Miss Army` Luckhant of-
London
f
London was bridesnnaid asci grooms-
man a cousin,. Mr, Bruce Armstrong.
They will reside at Chesley on their
return from Buffalo,
STANLEY.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Stephenson
spent a day at Goderich last week.
Mr. Roy Keys has been doing some
ploughing with his tractor for Mr.
Davidson.
The anniversary services held in the
Varna United Church werre largely
a on c
I),naid at Sarnia. Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, of Dundas,
\f-. F. '\\ . Baker. wht, was employ- :; at present visiting her sister, Mrs.
• ed of i,oderich rhe past summer, re- J A Carrie, of the Bronson Line,
, 1111.013 to his bonne on Saturday. Miss Hazel 'Sparks, of Harriette -
'\t and Mr F. G. Neelfn and )Jr,
E A. :tee .t left on Wednesday for
t5eaf ':..t %.r a few =lays before going.
t S?uth.
Opening of Grace United Church,
Porter's Hill. ---Grace United Church
Porter's 11111 was duh opened and de-
�i ass : on Sunday, Nov. 13th, 1927.
1 nc pastor, Rev. 11 11. Gale, presided ng gravelled under the supervision of
Hold 1 ort sac t the dedicatory services Mr. Ed. Talbot. Repairs have also
d Rev E 1 1,tan of Clinton : been trade to the eastern extension
1 v. -cached ;) morning and evening. -of this sideline past Menno Steckle's,
a c nes based his sermon so that it is now passable for light
os he words J.,e ,te to Peter. John't,r;tffic.
-1-14% Sinton sun of Jonas, tovest , Miss Margaret .Sparks, of the
t u i me." .':acing specie. emphasis Bronson line, is going this week to
t a. 1 we trnly love our Lord, we will Toronto to spend the winter.
e t tilt iacel and be active in all The sound of the threshing machine
good vc.r1. 1., the evening, he spoke Is still once more. After harvesting
frete \1 tt ;:40. "Inasmuch as ye a erop which promised to engage
_4..r unto the least of these, threshers n
e until Christmas at least,
in,e one it unto Me." At bothithe first half of November is not past
v is itis ntessages -were most ap-1 mull everything threshabie is stored
b t .' ilel:vered m a most ap-i' and threshed. The unprecedentally
c. s .tar. The choir was ably as -i fine harvest and ost-have
o ba the help and special render- • P r st weather
counts for this.
etl ottartcttes, one in the ____ _ .,
e s t g f e North St. Church, Go- CONSTANCE,�
't and :t the evening the Lobb :qrs. Archie McLarry, of Sandwich,
', •.
there C :tit.
g ,t .h.tt�n. The church was, was ,t guest last week at the home of
last both services, many in' the; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogerson.
ag havhtg to remain outside, On) At the afternoon service in the
1fi a laY evening a fowl supper and United Church, Hiss Bernice Nott
I en:ertain;nen was greatly enjoyed by sang beautifully the solo entitled,
_ ,.
v art.+. audience in spite of the V\'hat will you do with Jesus."
'Mr. and - Mrs. B. B. Stephenson
spent Sunday with friends at Cen-
tralia.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mansfield and
family, of Lam'bton County, spent the
week -end at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Wm, Britton.
Sir. and Mrs, T, C. Wilkinson, of
Lamhtan (_ounty, are visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. \'tent 'P,rit-
viIle, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Sparks.
lies. W. 'Madge, • who is snaking
her home with Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Campbell, has been quite . ill with
bronchitis.
The sideline, known as Campbell's
and Slacks sideroad, is at present be-
t sett
TI:e ! essi ? ,^isc'n e and dance
i,e: i in the. tow.: hall an Friday even -
rag last :vas. ' a great success
Miss Elva Bolton, of K .muter, vis-
ited a few lays with her parents
vast of the village
Mr, and M 'has tirawley, ut
iaitchener, visited for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs \\err. Beaver.
ti ite meetis e of the Young People's
League of the United Church was
held Monday evenieg in •harge of
Miss hazel. Sm31ae.. Mr. Sinclair sed
in ,,syr, asgI the minutes of last
meeting were eat by the Secretary,
fo:lr we.i br the St.ripttire lesson
which was rear' c .1a ,very and led
by Mildred Serie.et. Miss Pear Fid -
...r. ...s N... •.
weather The crowd was
ereht that +rte church shed had to
used to make s,s fi.tient roam. The
r_ar t nitint4tat (Tarr of a varied charae-
tt Titr 5.'ec.al entertainers were the
1 1aid (irf, e`Suilbeam 'Trio," cansist-
1 Miss Gladys Slay, sr,heist and
r. •, ser from Sarnia; Miss Greta Lam-
' u c ,'in - IlensaIl and Miss Ca-
t the in. !self ri.tnist of Loudon. They
gar, a very high'ciass and delightful 115.
br grana. Mrs II. F. Kennedy pas- \lr. Ge, Carter is spending a week
ter v ts, rendered very fine solo ' Walton under thearental roof.
s r t 'g,, s" Rev. Mr.Hogg of Clinton Miss Delores Laithwaite, of Godes
,r arht greetings of Huron Presby- rich, is spending the week -end with
nese and Revs. H. F. Kennedy and Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Carter,
r.) an gave addresses. The pastor,
Ills Gale, presided and Messrs. Herb
Coo and Fred Elliott expressed on
behali f the church the appreciation
due to ail those who in any way eon-
teibuted ni making the occasion the
ep endid suec4 , it had been and in
interesthig topic on "Mary Reid"
(The Mother f the; Leopard), was
given by Mtss Etnei Murdock. An
instrumental given by Miss Irene
Douglas seri a reading by Miss Elva
S1,ad 1 . eis ,vs:,' well rendered. The
meeting was closed by singing hymn
94, after which ail repeated the Miz-
pah benediction. Next Mos'day even-
ing Miss Flora I%;ggt„ wi':i have
charge of the meeting.
\fr. and 'vf s J, D. Buchanan, of
L'.: ,.) g, visited ,or. - a few days svith
.Mr. sucl Mrs. A:4.,. Buchanan,
Mr. Archie Sparks, of Detroit. vis -1
,ted over the week -end with his fath-
er, e Al
1I .
r Alex. Sparks.
t
arks.
1 hr \Nome. n - Guild of St. Paul's
Anglican church are holding 'a bazaar
and sale of home-made cooking in
the basement of the church on Satur-
day afternoon, Nov. 19th. .A 25e
supper will In served and the doors
will he (pen at 4 o'clock.
M+ :Phos. Luker, exf Cuxtoesl, Sask,,
is visiting his brother,, Mr. Wm.
Luker.
The Mission hand of Carmel l'res-
byterian Chnrch held a social evening
in the basement of the church on
Monday evening last. A short play
was gives( by the band, after which
contests were indulged in. At the close
of the meeting a dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs, Hugh McDonald has returned
hone after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Orville Twitchell, at Gotle-
rich.
The following were winners at the
euchre party in the Town Hall Fri-
day evening: Mrs. Wasman won first
prize for ladies, a beautiful vase; and
Ferne McLean won the prize for men,
a smoking set. The consolation prizes
were: Ladies', Dorothy Kyle, a toy
piano; and men's, a doll dressed as
a fireman,was won by Wm. Sangster.
Mr. Roy Robertson, who recently
The W.M.S. held an old fashioned
afternoon tea at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. 11. B. Stephenson on Thursday
last and spent a very pleasant after -
noose, the old fashioned dress causing
much mirth. The afternoon was
spent in songs and readings.
bringing to t e >mpretion the erection The Foresters held a very success -
e r the rine eltureh. special reference ful At Home in their hall here on Fri-
.
nt; ma, h he• vvark *.f the can-' day evening, a very fine crowd of
tragi, ,r, Mr. 1)tsthnlm. The proceeds young people being present. Euchre
amounted to over $675. was played until 11 o'clock, after
Mns. Arthur Wright who was visit- which lunch was served and dancing
in,, her bro+her, Mr. W. J. Mcleod was indulged in. The ladies' prizes
returned t, her home at Detroit last' for euchre were carried off by Mrs.
week. Gco. Dale and Miss T. Flynn, while
Aderman and Mrs. H. Rhodes Mr. J, Ferguson and Mr, Taylor cap-
tured
aptured the gents trophies-.
Mr. and Mrs. J II Snell and :Beat -
eke, of Tuckersmith, were Sunday
visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Oliver And-
erson's,
Mr. Leu Stephenson intends leav-
ing on Friday with Mr. Bert. Allan,
for New Ontario, in quest of venison.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby and
daughter spent Sunday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley,
Brnvn, whc' were guests last week
w si Mrs. A. S. Atkinson, left Mon-
day' on their return trip to York, Eng,
Mr. Brown was formerly Lord Mayor
of Yorle.
fhc annual meeting of the Upper
Canada Bible Society will be held in
Tinny Church on Sunday evening at
7 ,cluck. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Rev. R. M. Gale.
MN' r;3adys Davison, Mlr. T. )bal-
let of London, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Mr. andMrs, Roy Barnett of To -
Kerr, Mr. O. Bright of Walkerton, Tonto spent Sunday with their brother
were guests with the fornter's moth. Robe, (irilnoldby,
ei, Mrs. J. Davison,on Sunday.
The Young Peoples i'ociety will
meet in the basement of St. Andrew's
Church on Friday evetunn, 8.15. Part
airs, McQueen and nephew, Jack
McQueen, spent the holidays with the
farmer's sister Mrs, 1V. Cameron.
Mr, 'W, Wilson and sister, Mrs,
of the programme will consist of a le- Stewart, spent Monday with the lat-
bate, "Resolved that money has more ter's slaughter, Mrs, Ray Lawson.
influence in tills world than brains. Quarterly meeting was held on
The affirmative will be taken by the Sunday afternoon,
Misses Maria Grainger and Sarah Master
Harold.Glazier, of Clinton,
Reid, while Misses M. Davison and spent Sunday with his friend, Charles
E. McKay will uphold the negative, Wakefield.
This meeting will be open to the pub -
Ilia, CHISELHURST.
Rev. and Mrs, H. F. Kennedy visit- Mfrs. William Vettr
rned
ed friends in the village on Tuesday, home after spending afew a�days uwith
leaving come from 00 City to be friends in Parkhill
present at Grace United Church on Mr, J. Traquair and Mr. Stanley
Monday, Mitchell returned home Friday night
Mr, and Mrs, W. IvIeDonald, who from the West.
have visited with, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Weston for the past two weeks left HIBBERT.�
this aa'eek for their home at Detroit, Krauskopf-Gallagher,---At • St, - Pat -
Master Bibby Vail, who spent the rick's church, Dublin, on Tuesday,
summer here with his grandmother, Nov. 15th, at the hour of 9 a.m. a
Mrs. 1-1 Weston, returned with them. quiet, pretty wedding was solemnized
when Catherine, daughter of Mr,
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A complete service will be maintained daily, keeping investors' in
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You are invited to visit our, office, where quotations will be supplied
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AUCTION SALE t TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS
FOR TAXES
In the Town of Seafortls in the
County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that the list
of lands for sale for arrears of taxes
has been prepared and that copies
thereof may be had in my office, and
that the list is being published in the
Ontario Gazette, October 29, Novem-
ber 5, 12 and 19, A.D. 1927, and that
in default of payment of the taxes, the
lands will be sold for taxes on 'Tues-
day, February 14th, A. D. 1928, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon at the Town
Hall, Seaforth.
JNO. A. WILSON, Treasurer,
4 Town of Seaforth.
ORGAN FOR SALE.
ti -octave piano -cased organ, in first-
class condition, 'Cheap for quick
sale. Apply at The News Office, 46
FOR SALE,
Newfotindland puppies and grown
dogs, male or female. The noble
breed for home and children. Geo. R.
Thomson, box 466, Ingersoll, Ont. 46
Of Farm and Farm Stock. Mr. Er-
nest Townshend has instructed the
undersigned to sell by public auction
at Connell's sale barn, Clinton, on
Saturday, November 19th, at 2 p.m ;
Choice load of spring calves, Polled
Angus, Durha`n and Hereford type,
also five young cows.
Terms -6 months' credit will be
given on furnishing bankable paper,
or a discount of 6 per cent. per an-
num allowed for cash.
At the same time and place, lot 67,
Bayfield line will be offered for sale.
This farm consists of 9214 acres of
good clay loam with comfortable
frame house and outbuildings. This
farm is in a high state of cultivation,
well adapted for grazing or grain
growing.
Terms on Farm. 10 per cent, of pur-
chase money paid down on day of
sale, 20 per cent in 30 days, balance
may remain on mortgage at rate of
514 per cent. Ernest Townshend,
Proprietor; Geo. H. Elliott, Auction-
eer. 46
Frank Gallagher, and the late Mrs.
Gallagher, Hibbert, became the bride
of Mr. Peter Krauskopf, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Andrew Krauskopf, Mc
Killop. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. Father Bricklin. The
bride looked charming in a brown
flat crepe dress, with blonde slip-
pers and stockings to match. The
bridesmaid, Miss Monica O'Sullivan,
Toronto, niece of the bride, was very
prettily attired. The groom's neph-
ew, Lawrence Maloney, was best
man. Two delightful solos were ren-
dered by Miss Mary 'Beale. Following
the wedding a trip was taken to
Mitchell to allow the photographer to
do his duty. The party returned to
the bride's 'home, where dinner was
served by her sisters, Mrs. Wm.
Stapleton, Mrs. J. C. O'Sullivan and
Mrs. Jas. Maloney:
The bride travelled in a navy suit,
navy coat of pioret twill hand em-
broidered and fox furs. The young
couple will reside in Hibbert Tp„ and
be at home to their friends on 8th of
December, The honeymoon will be
spent in Detroit, Niagara Fails and
Toronto.
Mrs. Leo Fortune, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Shanahan, 'Sea -
forth, motored to Windsor to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tierney and the form-:
er's niece, Mrs. Byrnes, of Detroit.
Mr. John R. Williams, of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs, John 'Dorsey and fant-
ily,-of Stratford, Miss Millie Wil-
liams and Mrs. M. Williams, of Strat-
ford, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Patrick Williams, Hibbert.
Miss Monica O'Sullivan is visiting
under the parental roof,
Miss Mary Atkinson, who is at-
tending Stratford Business College,
spent the week -end at the home of
her
kinson, parents,Mr, and Mrs, Joseph At -
A number` from here attended the
euchre and dance in Seaforth on
Thursday everting and all report a
goad tittle, -
Miss Catherine O'Connor is visiting
in Beechwood. '
Miss Margaret 'Williams is visiting'
friends in Stratford.
The following is the report of -Hib-
bert Separate school No. 4. •Names
are in order of merit, based on work
and examinations. Sr, IV. --Michael
Coyne (absent). Jr. IV. - Agnes
Coyne, Harry McIver, Vera O'Reilly,
Rose O'Connor, Sr, III, .•=- Nellie
Doyle, Joseph Morris, Fergus Feeney.
Jr. III,-Eliwyn Morris, Joseph Mc-
Iver, John -O'Connor, Marie Feeney,
Catherine Williams, Mary Jordan,
Joseph O'Reilly. IL -Margaret O'-
Reilly, Mary ,Morris, Margaret Atkin-
son, Marion :viclver, Anna Jordan,
Mary Fitzpatrick. Pt. II. -Hanna
Williams, Joseph O'Connor, Mona
Feeney, 1st, -- Theresa Atkinson,
Lewis 'McIver, Primer - Matthew
Coyne. Best spellers for. the month --
Vera O'Reilly, Joseph Morris, john
O'Connor, Marion McIver, Joseph
O'Connor, Perfect attendance -'Ag
nes Coyne, Nellie Doyle, Marie Feen-
ey, Ellwyn Morris, Catherine 'Wfl-
lfams, Margaret Atkinson, Mary Mor-
ris, Marion McIver, Mona Feeney,
Hanna Williams, 'Theresa Atkinson,
Matthew Coyne.
Lucy M. Burke, Teacher.
FOR SALE.
One (upright Doherty Piano, slightly
used. Must be sold. Price $225.00.
Apply Box 6, Dublin, Ont. 47
Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V.
FOR SALE. Yeo, Hoinilesville; R. G. Jarmouth,
Ship Yom' Cream to the
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DUBLIN,-ON'l'.
FOR SALE.
Pure bred Berkshire pigs. Both
sexes. Also young goats, Apply to
OLIVER ANDERSON, Phone 5-250
FOR SALE.
One International 6 h.p. engine and
1 grinder, 8 -inch plates. ROBT.
CLARICE, r. r, 2, Seaforth, Phone
245r6. tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Medical.
,DR H. HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon. Late of London Hos-
pital, London, England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and titnoat. Office and rend
ence behind Dominion Bank. Office
Phone No. 5; Residence Phone 106.
DR. F, J. IBURROWS, Seaforth.
Office and residence, Goderieh street,
east of the Methodist Church. Cor-
oner for 'the 'County of Huron, Tele-
phone No, 40.
DR. C. MAOKAY,-C, Mav,cay,
honor graduate of Trinity Univers-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity
Medical College; member of the 'Ooa
lege of. Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario..
DR. F. J R. FORSTER-Eye, Ear,
and 'T Throat. Gradual
Nosea h cmMedi-
cine, University of Toronto 1897. Later,«�,�
Assistant New York Ophthalmic and .i&
Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, And.
Golden 'Square throat hospitals, Lawn.
don, England. At Commercial 'hotel,
FOR SALE. Seaforth, 3rd 'Monday in ea'ih nlo`nth.
from 111 a.m. to 3 p.m, .
A quantity of second ,hand brick.
Orders - filled as received. HENRY
WOR:DEN, Egmondville,
FOR SERVICE.
Thorobred !Berkshire hog. $1.50 at
time of service with the privilege of
returning if necessary; and if. booked,
$2.00. OOLOLOUGH BROS., lot 4,
con. 7, Hallett,_ 46
FARM FOR SALE.
For sale, lot 7, Con, 6, Stanleytwp.,
containing 100 acres. On the premises
are a 44 story brick house with fur-
nace, and a frame kitchen and wood-
shed. Hard and soft water at the
house; bank barn 80x52 with cement
floors all through; windmill and
water in the barn; drive shed and im-
plement house, 20x30. Land is all
cleared, well drained and well fenced
with wire, and in a good state of cul-
tivation. Seven miles from Hensall,
5 miles front Kippen; school across
the road. Rural .avail and phone. Will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply
on the premises or address Varna
nest office. WILLIAM E. FOSTER,
Varna, 48
FOR •SALE, •
1 rubber -tired buggy, 1 light wag-
gon, second hand, HUMPHRIES &
Co„ Walton. 46
THE: McKILLOP
Mutual al Firelnsurauca Co,
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY 0 N L Y. INSURED
Officers -James Connally, 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, Becehwood; M. Mc-
Ewen, James' Connolly, God-
erich; Alex. Clinton;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.
1 rubber -tired top 'Buggy, 9 top
Cutter nearly new, 1 set single har-
ness. Phone 240 ring 15. Apply George
Eaton, Winthrop. 48
NOTICE.
'Carload flour, 'bran, shorts, mid-
dlings, oatmeal will be in this week.
Carload kiln -dried corn next week,
Stove coal. nut and coke on hand.
Prices will suit you. Nothing but first-
class goods handled.' Phone 123. R, J,
MCMI'LLA'N. 46
COAL AND COKE
On hand at the warehouse at the
station. Also 'a small Massey -Harris
cutting machine, power or hand pow-
er. Phone 44-W, Seaforth. ANDREW
ARCHIBALD. 11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to the Statutes in that behalf, that all
Persons having claims against the
estate of Richard Pinder, late of Sea -
forth, Ontario, who died on or about
the lith day of March, 1927, are re-
quired to forward their claims, duly
proven, to the. undersigned Solicitors,
on or before the 7th day of Decem-
ber, 1927, after which date the Admin-
istrator will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard" only to and be-
ing responsible only for the claims or
which he shall thea have had notice,
Dated at Seaforth, Ont., the 16t'h
day of November, 1927.
BEST & BEST,
Solicitors for Administrator,
.48
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. James Logan desires to ex-
press her appreciation of the kind-
ness shown her in the loss of a lov-
ing husband, and especially to thank
the Rev. Mr, Foote, Rev. Mr. Conner,
Rev. Mr, Mellroy, and all those who
so kindly assisted in the service of
praise,
IN MEMORIAM.
CLLUFF,---.IIs sad and loving memory
of nay clear father, :Noble T. Cluff,
who departed this life one year, ago,
Nov. 19t1t, 1926,
Peacehsl be thy :sleep, dear Father,
It is sweet to breathe thy name.
In life I loved yott dearly,.
And in death 1' do the same.
Often 1 -think of you, dear Father,
And my heart is sad with pain,
Oh, this work: would be a ,(leaven
Could I hear your voice again.
You are gone but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the Grave where you are laid,
-•Sadly missed by soil, A. E. Cluff,
Buffalo, .N.Y.
The cheapness. of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator' puts it within
reach of all, s:pd it can to got at any
druggist's
Bornholm. James Kerr and John
`Gaveniock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties
desirous to effect insurance or trans-
act other business will be promptly
attended to by appiir,ation to any of
theabove named officers addressed
to their respective postoffices.
DR. W. C. SPROAT.-+Graduate of
Faculty of 'Medicine, University sit
y
4f
Western Ontario Lodon.
Member
of 'College of Physicians and Sar
geons of Ontario. Office in Aberbat''t'e.
Drug Store, Maki St., Seaforth..
Phone 90.
Dental.
DR. J. A.iMUNN
Successor to Dr. R, R. Ross, gradu-
ate of ,Northwestern University, Chi-
cago, 111. Licentiate Royal College of
Dental -Surgeons, Toronto. Office
r ver Sills' hardware, Main street.
Seaforth. Phone 1'51,
DR, F. J, BEOHELY, graduate
Royal College of Dental Surgeons,
Toronto. Office over W. R. Smith's
Grocery, Main street, Seaford!.
Phones, office 185W, residence 185$.
Auctioneer.
GEORGE ELLIOTT,.- Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron.
Arrangements can be made for Sala
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., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect-
ed at lowest rates in First -Clean
Companies,
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Wednesday, Nov, 16th.
Wheat, per bus. ...............$123
Barley, per -bus. 73e
Oats, per bus. 50e.
Buckwheat, per bus. 72c
Shorts, per cwt, $1.75
Bran, per cwt. $L65
Butter, per ib. 3Se
Eggs, per doz. 40c -50c
Potatoes, per bag $1.50
Hogs, per cvvt., $8. -
I(Oi)SE FOR SALE.
Comfortable frame dwelling ea
James . street. Two lots with barn
suitable for garage. Immediate poo -
session, Best bargain in Seaforth.
Apply to W. G. WILLIS, execute
of Robt, Willis Estate, St
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