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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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HENSALL Miss Ruth.Mellvenna of. Coiling
-
wood was a weekend visitor with
Mr. Milton Ortwein of London Miss Faynth Logan.
spent the weekend with his parents, Miss Elizabeth Slavin is confined
Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. Ortwein. to her room owing to illness.
Mrs, Edna Corbett spent the week- Mr, Harold Hedden of Tupper.,
end visiting with her aunt, Mrs, Ida vviiole viisi_tted this eek rs. Catharine Hedden.'with his
Harding, in London.
Mr. end Mrs. Edward Judd, Mission Circle Meets
Jackie and Sandra, visited over the The Mission Circle of the Hensall
weekend with relatives in London, United Church lnet at the- home of
Mr. Wm• Slavin of London spent Miss Doris Buchanan on Monday
the weekend at his home here.. evening and opened by singing
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett, Ross "Faith of our Fathers", Miss Eleanor
and. Connie spent the weekend with Cook read the scripture lesson and
t ales a d fami- the hymn "I would be True" was
Mr. and Mrs: Leslie Ad n
ly, in London, sung, atter which Orion'Stephen led
Miss Minnie Reid who has spent in prayer. The roll call was answered
the past few months lit London. re- with "Love" as the text word. The
11 call for the May meeting is to
r
turned to her home here.- orife be answered 'with your favourite
The Easter thankoffering o hymn. 'The storywas read byElaine
f C rmel Presbyterian ' ,r k
NORTH McKILLOP
The W.A. and W.M.,S, of Babel
congregation met at the home of
Mrs. Stanley Hillen on Thursday
afternoon and presented Mrs. Wil-
liam Leeming,. who is moving to
Seaforth, with a lovely teapot and
cup and saucer. The - address was read
by Mrs.. George Dundee. April 4,
1946. Dear Mrs. Leeming:—We,
your friends and neighbors, realizing
that you are about to leave this
community would like to convey to
you this word. It is with. mingled
feelings that we anticipate your de-
parture.'We are happy to know that
you are going to Seaforth, where
you will make many friends, where
your responsibility will be less ar-
duous and from which place,_ we
hope, you may often come back for
Church will be held on Friday even..; Beer, Doris
anorBVenner. The rt meeting a visit. We are sorry however, to see dition. Phone 38 r 79, Hensall.
ing April 12Th m the school loom. g You go. You have been a wonderful
of the b "tie livetin long neighbor to this community, a loyyal FOR SALE
who hveth well and the mrzpa and generous supporter ofthe Rubbertired wagon
ors will bebenediction. Contests were enjoyed Church and its organrzattons. Every trailer and a battery
o y ee a at the close. , worthy cause as oun you w, tug bell Way, Viralton, P
Church when the Home Help 'I closed
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs, Tlobt. Thomson'and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Arnold W eetlake desire
to thank the many neighbors and
friends for their kindness in the re-
cent bereavement of the late Mr,
Alex Stewart, also to Rev. Mae Wil-
liam, pallbearers and fiowerbearers
and those who,loaned ears,:
Card of. Thanks
Mrs. J. W. McLean wishes to take
this opportunity of thanking tho.
many friends -who so kindly sent
plants,' flowers, cards; and treats
during her stay in the hospital, Also,
the nurses and a special thanks to
Dr. Brady' and Dr. McMaster,
FOR SALE'
'Boy's C.C.M. bicycle, in good con -
y. singing h ,
entertained. l and 2 -wheel
heldradio set. Camp
H l Week Services wall be h f d ll' R R 2 hone 831i'G
M the local Ceurches as follows Auxiliary to lend a helping hand. By your
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Arnold Aprilrle eeEvening p g
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Sale
Tuesday, April 16tin of the Arnold estrous attitude and also by your Auction
The meeting g Clearing
Brook;
; Wed esd , spApreaker Rev. R. A.in Cixele Evening Auxiliary was held generous spirit; you have endeared Of Houseboat Effects. On Saturday,
Brook; ted Church,
17th r- on Mondayeveningat the hame of yourself to every one of us. The W.
the United Church, Rev. P. A. Fer-
guson, speaker, and Thursday, April Mrs, John Farquhar with a April 27th, at 1,30 p.m., in the village
large A A. W.M.S. will suffer ,the ions of Hensall, the Estate of the late
18th in Carmel Presbyterian,Church attendance. The programme as fol- of your genial presence—will mics William Stoneman.
with Rev. A. M. Hunt, speaker. lows was arranged by :Mrs. Chas. the encouragement and inspiration HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer.
These services commence at 8 pm.i Forrest and Mrs. Melvin Moir pre -your presence has always meant, and E. P. Chesney; Clerk.
A communion Service will ' be held' sided and opened with the call to at•last but by no means least, we
Carmel x hi and singing of 'Ga to dark shall miss the good neighbour you NOTICE
e se 1 or
lTheChurch Kerslake led in prayer. Mrs. RuY Leeming -you hold and have always gravel. Apply to Gus Johnson, T
The late Alex Stewart, a well-1W.held in our. estimation, a place of er, Seaforth. Phone 103w.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1946
AT FINNIGAN'S •
TIS SPRING
•
During the winter months the inside of a house collects a good
assortment of junk. Look yours over now, as this is the time for spring
house cleaning. Every woman is judged by the conditions in her home.
Alibis are Such stupid things
NOW IN. STOCK—Dia-a-doo, champ, ammonia, kleen-zit, a dozen
kinds of paint cleaners, maps, brushes, whisks, turpentine, raw and
boiled oil, paint, furniture polishes, every popular floor wax, white-
wash brushes and galv. pails.
In Miss Janet. Hodgert and Miss Ann, Seotchmer, we have two of
themost efficient clerks to step behind a. counter.
W. J. FINNIGAN SON
K!f�a ;ham r;,a k3ws�"
Extension' table with 3 leaves, $8.
Apply at"The News Office.
FOR RENT
75 aeries pasture land or will take
in cattle to pasture. Apply W. J.
Davidson,'Hillsgreen. Phone, Hensall
22.
100 r
FOR SALE
Two purebred Hereford bulls, 8
months old. Leslie McClure, Seaforth
phone 320-W.
BOARD AND ROAM
In conveniently located private
home in Seaforth. Large downstair
bedroom, suitable for. two 'persons.
Apply at News Office.
on Good Friday in Ca l P`esby rots p
fh mane" after which Mrs A. have proved yourself to be, Mrs. Gravel f laneways also cement
ruck- �
terian FOR SALE .
known farmer of Hibbert, died at' Mac Pure bred • Shorthorn bull, 10 All kinds of Insurance risks effect
-
Bene
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Matthew 26, verses 36-56. Mrs, Por highest respect and esteem. We shall FOR SALE months old, red in color. William R. ed at lowest rates in First-Ciase
the home •
o,n his 84thyear. The de- • rest gave a reading ` Jesus at the be the poorer, another community 3 -fearer McCormick Deering trader Pepper, Seaforth R.R. 3, phone Companies.
ceasedlivedfor manygeare in Ex -1 Cross". Hymn "Beneath the Cross o1 the richer, We shall remember you, years
eter riot to making is home at his `Jesus" was sung. Mrs. P. A. Fergu- often think of you, and follow you plow.
°o , . Dublin. 5 37r5. old, Ryan Clinton 21-1115.'
p son gave an interesting story on the with our best thoughts and payers I RENIFREW SALES'AND SERVICE The McKillop Mutual
Chis ew's, t. rviv n is one b thenfor your continued health and happi- 1 Hand turned or electric separat-
Johnburst. Surviving is one brother life of Mary Slessor and her work FOR SALE Fire Insurance Co.
John R. Stewart, Saskatoon, and a in Africa. The business . roll call and Hess. May Gods richest blessings rest In one parcel, 50 tons of Mixed Hay, ors and stoves, prompt service, also
JO offeringwere taken. 'Phe meeting upon you. in baric, on East half of Lot 4, Lake repairs for Anker -Holt separators. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, Ont.
sister, Mrs.e Jas. Westlake, 'Wood- On behalf of the W.A. and W.M.S. Road East, Stanley Township. Apply Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield. Phone , Officers
Mock. Funeral service was held from closed by singing "Not what these President F McGregor Clinton;
h d. have done" after which lits. of the Bethel- .Congregation.. Pres. for particulars to Joseph B. Greer; Clinton 618 r 31.
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hags;
SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 1f4
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second<Division Court.
County of Huron
Build-
ing,
in the Dominion Bank
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Watson &' Reid
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
Laren read the scripture front
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold' Stewart Bell led in prayer. Refresh* Ethel Dennis, Sec. Mrs. Ed. Regele. R.1, Brucefleld, Ont,
Westlake, on Tuesday, conducted Cromarty
Treas. Mrs. N. Stimore.
PresbRev. eriau llof CroEdgur nt�The Lion's Club of nts were served by the
pre- Mrs. Leeming altho taken by FOR SALE years with white legs and whnte faces,
Allen and G Church. Mr. Edger surprise very graciously thanked the Steer calf a week old. GeorgeDirectors
Allen and Geo. T. Wren sang a re". sent a Beall, on show in ThursdnytApr 1 11, 830r33,broken; and one good general put- yir. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank
entitled "The City Four -Square Hall, Hensall, o members of• the W•A. and W,M•S. Fox: Phone Seaforth Central Bose horse 10 years old, Apply at M6Gregor; Alex Broadfoot,,
The pallbearer's were Messrs. Edgar under the auspices of the Hensall The April meeting of the W.A. & News Office. Seaforth; Chis Clinton;;lex Leonhardt, Born-
Alien, Geo. T. Rrren, Carl Stoneman. Member of Commerce. W.M.S. was held at the home of FOR SALE FOR SALE holm; B. J. Trewartha, Clinton;
rintnell Jas. McDougall, Earl The play "Murdered Alive"which Mrs. S. Hillen. The theme of the 1 good Quebec Range to first John L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex 410 -
James
Wm. B r Pte, was presented in the Tgw11 Hall, meeting "Ye shall be witnesses"• class shape; 1 good extension table, 1 steel couch, can be used for a Ewing Blyth; Hugh Alexander,
Dick. The flower -bearers were. The meeting opened with the call to 3 loaves; 1 small table i(clover leaf): double bed; 2 dozen imperial quart
James Westlake Brockville, Alvin Friday evening, h3' pupils
oQJHe Hensall to Mrs.
Walton; George Leitch, Clinton.
$ worship Jesus stand among us, fol- 1 small antique table; 1 organ stool; jars nearly new. Apply Agents
was t the m
were, Mrs, Jas Westlake and Mrs. T. ton have purchase The scripture lesson,WANTED parties desirous to effect insurance
P. Woodstock, 4I' Annie,1 grocery business from Mr. and Mrs. Act 8 ofehape chopping mill for the winter months Capable girl or woman for gener{rl+or transact other 'business, will be �
Flossie and Leona Westlake, London,welcome1 and 12 -20, and the returnedto Wiarton on Monday. housework. Sleep in'Apply good wages and promptly attended to by applications i•'r'
Flomenced b here. W e 26,versesr spent Sunday A l Mr J
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spent the past week at the home of J. W• Otttvem who is 1 Dennis then read Evangelism in the Mrs. Extol Habkirk and Marga+et,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Mrs. John M. Glenn was able to
Twitchell, turn to her home this week follow- Early Church. A scripture on -"East- who have since left for their home
ing her recent operation in Victoria er Worship" was very ably given by in St. Marys. The first part of the
Hospital. Mrs, Wm, Leeming. We were then evening was spent in progressive
Miss Jennie Jolly spent the week- favoured with a duet by Mrs. Stan- euchre, Lunch was then served. Mr.
London, ley Hillen and Mrs. George Dundas, and Mrs. Habkirk and Margaret were
Coole and Hugh Westlake. Interment Continuation School. lowed by singing hymn 205. 771 in 1 good second hand lawn mower. Thos. O'Loughlin James St., SeaR.-
s in Hensall Union Cemetery. suited to a large audience. gJohn E. Pepper, Bra. F. d; ue F.
Those attending from a distance ' Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Scholl of Monk- by nary was read in unison. Jack Pethick, North Main St., forth. MJo etcher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter,.
d thebutcher and Ethel Dennis then read " Go Tell". Seaforth, Br odhagen, George A. Watt, Blyth
Wilkie, Leona
e . rases Harry McMillan and have tom- Apostles; chap. 1 verses
2nd
Pte. Jas. Westlake, Brockville, Mr. Mr. a urScholl to our village. chpter, verses 38:42 was read by Mr. Harry Ed icor un ay all conveniences' ' pP y s• to any of the above named officers Russel ltauratf and Mr. Stewart Mr. and Mrs.
Vice President, C. W. Leonhardt,
HORSES FOR SALE Brodhageu; Secretary -Treasurer and
Team of Clydesdales rising four i Manager, M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
Waldo Monteith, 186 Mornin on
square, Stratford. i Mr. Alonzo Ortwein father, Detroit Tennis Dennis. Mrs. MRegeleissionary
read the in the village..gt - addressed file their respective post
Mrs. Allen Davidson of Sarnia visited recently with his Mr. verses from the Missionary Monthly. A very pleasant evening was spent St„ Stratford. Phone 2658. offices
ill. 8 was then sung. Ethel in Winthrop hall in honor of Mr. and FOR SALE
Double house on Victoria St.. Sep-
arate apartments, good investment.
Other desirable properties.
Watson & Reid, Seaforth.
Mr. Kenneth Passmore, 'who spent
the past few weeks at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Passmore, left for Kingston, where
be will attend Queen's University.
Miss Mavis Spencer of Toronto
was a weekend visitor with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Spencer.
Mr. Cary Joynt B.A., a student at
Osgood Hall, Toronto, spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mr. Thos. Shaddick spent a few
days recently with relatives in Min-
ton.
Mrs, Catharine Hedden who has
spent the -winter months with mem-
bers of her family in Hamilton, and
St. Catharines, returned to -her
home here on Monday. She was ac-
eomponied home by her sons Herb.
Of St. Catharines and Pte. Russell
Hedden, recently returned from
overseas.
Mrs. Churchill, Toronto, is visii-
'ne with Reeve and Mrs.R. E. Shad -
click and family. and relatives in
Seaforth and Clinton,
end In called to the platfalm and the follow
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser of De- which was very ninth enjoyed. Mr S.
trolt spent the weekend, with the Mills then took up the thankoffer- ing address was read by Mr. Patton
former's parent's, Mr. and Mrs. ing followed with prayer by Ethel Dear Mr. and Ms's. Habkirk and
John Kaiser.. Dennis. The topic of Evangelism in Margaret:—Having learned with re -
Mr. Stanley Walters of the Staff the Crusade for Christ and His King- gret that you are about to depart
of the Bank of Montreal is holiday dom was read by Ethel Dennis. Mrs. from our midst, we your friends and
ing in Western Canada. , Willis Dundas gave a talk onYe neighbours have gathered here for
are my Witnesses" verses 2, 3, 4, 5 the purpose of spending a • social
HILLSGREEN ' of. hymn 393 was read. Crusade and evening with you, and also to show
School", and "A. Visitation Evangel- in a tangible way that we have sir
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker spent a ism" was given by Mrs. Willis Dun- preciated your willingness to help
day in London. Mr. Baker visiting des. The offering was then received in every good work in the connnun-
his father in St, Joseph's Hospital, with prayer by Mrs, Earl Mills. The ity. We trust that this occasion will
who was celebrating his ninetieth devotional part of themeeting closed imprint on your minds the fact that
birthday.with the use of hymn 286. "there are no friends like old
Seeding is the order of the day The meeting was then open for friends". And now to touch on the
and some farmers are finished even business. Roll called with
housi visit-een lighter side:
though the cold winds continue and members responding andfour
meeting
We all come here to -night
make it quite cold riding the imple- ors dp present.
adopted. The es fMay meeting
meats• tea p
Mr. John Soldan is all smiles, a: to be at Mrs, George Dundee'. Busi
baby bny has come to stay at their nes; was discussed and the meeting
home. rloeed by singing hymn 215 and
prayer by Ethel Dennis,.
R MetItea„g„r eIMMU gP „ t,eece g eaeea ° ��R ` ide. William Leeming held a very
i successful auction sale on Monday,
April 8.
. Mt. Seeding operations are nearly corn-
s < J ) >> pleted in
s this
comm
gu who had an
appendicitis operation a week ago is
doing real well and soon expects to
be home.
Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained a
FEATHER EDGE CUT
It is the most popular Permanent we have ever done.
You can brush it,—then comb it, and eachcurl falls
naturally into place. We have Permanents priced at
$3.50 -- $10.00,
Cold Wave $10. Zotos Jamal Vaper Marcel Machineless
ASK FOR OUR COLD WAVE SHAMPOO. IT KEEPS YOUR
COLD WAVE IN LUSTROUS CURLS
PHONE 152
SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP
GO: any time Thursday, April
186, until 2.00 p.m. Monday,
April 22nd.
RETURN :' leave destination
up to midnight Tuesday April
23rd, 1946.
alitAv`0eitlioW
Trip -
This
aThis long weekend
offers en opportunity for o vldt
at home qr away with friends,
few ladies to a quilting last week.
Mr, Joseph Thornton who suffered
a heart attack last week is able to
be up and around. again.
Mrs. Edger Roe, who is confined
to Scott Memorial Hospital is not as
well as her many friends would like,
We hope she recovers quickly and
be able to return home.
Marie and Junior Storey are both
under the Dr's care. We hope to see
them out again soon.
To bring you these little gifts,
To brighten up your life.
When evening conies and work
is done,
May these gifts help remind you
Of all the people hack at home
That you have left behind you.
We are pleased to know that you
are not making .your home at any
great distance from us, and will be
very' glad to welcome you all back
any time you have the opportunity.
We trust that' in your new home
there may be many pleasures in
store for you all and be assured tha
the good wishes of your many friend
7
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In Hensall, of House and Household
Effects.—On Saturday, April 13th.
A 2 -storey brick house, garage and
brick stable combined, one block
south of post office. Also two lots.
The house has hardwood floors, furn-
ace, hard and soft water "Immediate
possession.
Will be sold subject to reserve bid.
MRS. J. B. SIMPSON, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
LOST 0'R STRAYED
About Feb. 1st, short haired black
and tan collie weighing about 35 lbs..
About March 21st long haired black
and tan collie, good size, sharp eyes•
Reward. Advise 3. A. Mckenzie,
phone 660x25, Seaforth. 1
SEAFORTH CLINIC
Dr. E. A. McMaster, M.B., Graduate
of University of Toronto.
The Clinic is fully equipped with
complete and modern x-ray and other
up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptle
equipment.
HAVE YOUR WASHER CHECKED
Now for your Spring washing.
Beatty Washer Service, Goderich.
Leave your call at Sills Hdwre.
PERSONAL
Hygienic Supplies (rubber goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed enve-
lope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept.
t T-74, Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91,
s Hamilton, Ont.
of Winthrop go with you. We ask
ou Lizzie and Errol, to accept these
ifts, and you Margaret, this table
amp, not so much for their value,
ut for the feelings that go with
hem. May God's richest blessing
rest upon you all. Signed on behalf
of your friends and neighbours of
Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Habkirk were pre-
sented with a floor lamp, bed lamp,
and electric toaster. Mr. Habkirk
made a suitable reply thanking the
people for their gifts. "For they are
jolly good fellows" was sung and the.
remainder of the evening was spent
in dancing.
WINTHROP
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs. James Campbell.
Mrs, Margaret Horne and Donald
and Nliss Isabel Currie, spent the
weekend in St. Catherinee and •Nia-
gara Falls.
Miss Jean Taylor of Seaforth
spent the weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McClure.
Spr. R. K. Davidson R.C.E. of
Ipperwash visited with his family
over Sunday.
Jackie McSpadden of London is
visiting with Iris grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Zack McSpadden.
Miss Elizabeth Broadfoot R.N. of
Manitoulin Island and Mrs. Elmer
Townsend and Erma Mae of Tuck-
ersmith spent Monday with their
aunt, Mrs. John McClure.
Gina W. A. McClure returned
home Sunclay. He was met in London
by Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Taylor,
Clarence and Billy Taylor, James
McClure, Don Glen, Ron and Ruth
McClure. A family gathering ' was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John McClure. Gnr. McClure had
been overseas since July 1948, going
over with the 99 Batt. from Wing -
ham and served in France, Belgium,
Holland and Germany. He . was
nvouncled on D Day but was back
with the Regt• early in July. He was
married in Glasgow to Miss Isabel
Roselle, on March 19. Mss: McClure
expecte to come to Canada soon.
Mr. Tom Cunningham who has
been employed in the Winthrop
BRODH-AGEN
Mrs. Fred Rose .of Mitchell, has
returned home. She has been Mrs.
Otto Ritz's housekeeper during her
illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morenz of Kitch-
ener, visiting with Jack Prueter.
Mrs. Jos. Klein and her daughter,
Mrs. Robt. Pauli and Mr, Pauli and
son Bobby. of Detroit visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ,Smith.
The flowers that adorned the ab
tar of St. Peter's Church on Sunday
were placed there in memory of Mrs.
Barbara Weinenberg, by her daugh-
ters, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Hinz, Mrs, Car-
lton, Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Ahrens and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Eligsen. Mrs, Wes-
enberg passed away one year ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mrs.
Tom Orr and Mrs. Clayton Carlton
of Niagara Falls, N.Y., with Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Ilhnz.
Mrs. Carlton is spending several
weeks with relatives. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, Mr.
John Steiss of Cranbrook with Mrs.
Somas Bennewies,
Mrs, Dalton Hinz spent Friday
and Saturday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Con Sippel in Tavistock.
Mr. Stanley Byerman of Kitchen-
er -with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byer -
man.
DiblinProcitice
A. KOSTEK & SON
REGISTERED EGG
GRADING STATION
Automatic Egg Grading
Machines Used
Highest Cash Prices Paid
for Eggs and Poultry
WE WILL PICK UP
YOUR PRODUCE
Phone Dublin 50
SEAFORTH PHONE 155W
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
In Dr. H. H. Ross' office. Phone c J
MARTIN W. STAPLETON, 13.A.;44.0.13.A.;44.0.Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Dr. W. C. Sproat
Phone 90 W Seaforth
DR. F. J. R.-FORSTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, 'University
of Toronto.' Late Assistant New 'York
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute,
Moorefeld's lilye, and Golden Square
throat hospitals, London, Eng. At
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third
Wednesday hi each month from 2 to
4 p.m. — 53 Waterloo St., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
CROMARTY
Mr. and' Mrs. Nelson Hunkin and
daughters, Audrey and Betty, Bel-
more, with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamilton,
Mr. James Scott, sr., had the mis-
fortune to fall on a cement sidewalk
injuring his knee.
Miss Hazel Laing, Waterloo, at
, her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ott Walker and dau-
ghter, Helen and Margaret, with Mr.
and Mrs. George Clippson, Ingersoll,
i who were celebrating their " 81st'
wedding anniversary.
i Mr•, and Mrs. Stewart, Robinson
and family and Miss Lamont, Listo-
wel, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mills and
two children, St. Marys, and Mr,.
and Mrs. Thompson, Granton, with
Mrs. A. Robertson and John Robert-
son,
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, Hensall,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lin
McKellar,
' Elmer Col quhoutt, Clinton, with
lVa `
and For Salle Ads, 3 weeks 50e. his sister, Mrs, Ernie Allen.
G. A. WHITNEY
Funeral Director
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
Ambulance Service, Adjustable Hos-
pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchell
Nursery Flowers., Phone 119.
Nights and Holidays 655
FOR SALE
0 -Room Frame House. Hydro, Town water,
and cellar•. Situated' on Coleman Street,
House with barn. Situated on Main Street,
South.
10 Acre Perm, Two. Tuekeramith. Good
Brick 7•Iouse, Bank Barn, Poultry Krouse and
Driving Shed. Immediate possession,
78 Acre Perm, Twp. Tuckorsmith. Frame
House, Bank Barn, Driving Shed, Hog .Pen,
Gond bush with spring therein.
Mao have farms listed in McKillop.
10, C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance & Real Estate
Phones; 384 Office Roo. 220
FARM FOR SALE
Five miles south of Seaforth, and
one mile east, Lot 7, Concession, 8,
Tuckersmith. One mile from school.
Large bank barn, brick house, hen
house and pig pen. Drained. Plenty
of water. All seeded to grass. Pos-
session given immediately, Apply to
J. W. Free, Seaforth,
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Assures Security for over.
One Million Partners
H. R. LONG, GODERICH
District Agent