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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-01-27, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS Card of Thanks Mrs. Thomas Craddock and Misses TeaS and Marion Gray, wish to express their thanks for the ninny kindnesses shown duffing their recent bereave- ment and for the many beautiful floral tributes, and also to those who loaned their carat and to Rev. • Hugh Jack,and the doctor and nurse. HENSALL 4 BAYFIELD HARLOCK: (Contlunecl from last week) We wish to congratulate' M. and The ladies who pack the gift Airs. Ernest and Mrs. Jennie Knox on Born -To Mr. and Mrs. E. Lairtl Mickle, :Hansell, in Victoria Hospht- s for our Forces three times having got' the Hydro installed in al, London, on Jan. 19, a son, Robert boxetheir home and hope they may live yearly have a stupendous undertakM long to enjoy it,• Ernest. ing, We now have three dozen boxesThe Ladies' Aid, W.M.S. and 'Red The many friends of Mrs. Bella to pack at Christmas time. I air Cross January meeting is to be held her mer will en pleased to hear of sure the letters written by one of this Wednesday slay at the home of Mr. her improvement following her ser- our members bring cheer and com- and Mrs, Thomas.Neilans. ions illness. fort to our overseas lads and their We are' sorry that Mrs. Samuel Mrs, Norman Stanlake has accep- replies reveal their interest and Ruddell has been laid up with minu- ted a position at Cooks Grocery pleasure in the receipt of these let- monis but understand she is some - Store: cera. what better. Her daughter and 'sis- ul's A. M. Hunt rector of St. Last winter we were dismayed ter has ,been helping to care for Paul's Anglican Church acted as 'µ,hen we received our' campaign her. We hope she will soon be to leer. chairman at the recent vestry meet- quota, feeling the sum asked was star her. l health again. ing held in the school -room of the beyond the reach of our community. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson spent church, all branches of the church But how thrilled we were with the Monday evening last week at a fowl showed a small . surplus. Following response our canvassers met! So we supper and euchre party at the home officers were appointed. Minister's gratefully of Mr. and Nit's. Wesley Hogarth near Warden -Mr. Wm. Fee. People's va sedrs specially{ their rrreha r- Summerhill, Other guests were Mr. Warden, Mr. John Henderson. Vestry man Rev, John Graham, and Mrs. Thou as Clerk, Mr. A. L. Case. Secretary- 813'.',„e' Treasurer, Miss Mary Fee. delegate to Synod, Mr. R. Ii., Middleton., Sub. fyo delegate, Mr, A. L. Case, Sidesmen, wet. Mr. Harry Lawrence and Mr. R. H. to Micldletoti, Mr, Louis Clark and Mr. die A. L. Case. Select Vestry, Mrs. Thos. of Lavender, Mrs. Louis Clark, Mrs, R. supe H. Middleton, Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin, we Messers A. L. Case, H, Lawrence, lit Robert Cameron, R. H. Middleton. Auditors, Messers R, H. Middleton ba and Harry Lawrence. C L. A. C. Donald E. MacKinnon of tell Clinton Radio School has been spend- ing a furlough at his home here with the Mrs, MacKinnon and family. Cr Miss Margaret Schwalm of the I Wrens returned to her duties at mon- ow treal this week after spenring a fur our lough with her mother Mrs. Peter won: Schwalm Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin of ang Thames Road bisited on Sunday with hall Mrs. Roy MacLaren and Donald, to. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hayter, Don- to nie and Karen Joan of London vis- eel ited recently with Mrs. Hayter's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell Fl. Lieut. Peacock and Mrs, Pea- tri cock spent a pleasant visit with the all latter's mother Mrs. Grace Earpole. ion The Red Cross Branch of S.S. 10, Hay are holding a Progressive Eu- s clue at the School House on Friday, ss e. the k , i 1 Mason, and Mr. and ndid result obtained. Mrs. Clarence Ball and David of Sunt he entire finance eoinntittee nerhiii and "Mr. and Mrs. Warren rked.,faithfully to raise money by Gihbings and children, rtaiiunenta and various means Mrs. Albert Rapson, who has been ptoyide funds needed for the sol- in St. Joseph's Hospital in London for diet boxes and to help' the finances several weeks, was moved to the the branch The carnival' in the home of her daughter and son-in-law mer was. a great success and we in Stratford one day last week. We uld like to mention the sale of the hope she will soon be strut enough Ile brochure on Bayfield donated to return to her own home. Mrs. Rhynas, also the money Mr, Wm. Taylor, who has' been in sed at the fall fair by selling the Army for some time and wee h dstmas tags and by a fortune wounded in Sicily after being there ing booth. We would thank, for 3 weeks, returned home one day Agricultural Society for the last week. We are proud of the boys zes •offered for the display of Red who have gone and fought in one oss work. way and another for their country am sure the women members and freedom and are pleased to wel- e Mt'. Erwin and Mr. Ferguson conte Willie home and hope he will thanks for the comforts of our soon be thoroughly recovered from rkroom at the Orange hall and the wounds, and any hardships be had thank the members of the Or- to endure while away. 'e Lodge for the .free use of their Miss Helen 'McGregor is well en and lighting. We are indebted ough recovered from bronchial pneu- NOTICE TO FARMERS the village for the free use of the moniay. that she left on SaturayThe Egntondville Service Chopping wn hall for money raising con- Jan. 22nd, for her school at St. Oath - Mill is now handling western wheat, -Ls and other uses. crines. We hope she likes it down oats and barley, and will always have In the autumn a beautiful service there and enjoys her new school. them in stock if obtainable. Also as held one Sunday evening when Thele have been two farm forum carry a full line of Shu' -Gain Conceit- e three clergymen of our village meetings since the New Year, the tratos for hogs, cattle, and poultry, united to make the service one 1st at the home of Mr. David and laying mash, shell maker, chick start - g to be remembered by all. Watson Reid and the last at the er and pure cod liver oil. We have a Those who have enlisted in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shep-mixer' to mix concentrates with chop. ervices of our King and Empire herd. There was a good turn out at R. ,I. Kruse. ere honoured by the unveiling of both meetings. The next meeting is to Stop ! Attend J. I. Case Meeting & PICTURE SHOW To be held hi Looby's Hall DUBLIN • Mon., Jan. 31st Starting at 7.30 p.m. 'sharp Admission 'Free Everybody welcome. -Entertain- ment between Films J. A. DARLING, DEALER Dublin • 1944 SATURDAY CASH & CARRY SPECIALS Purity Flour in cotton Odox Soap, 4 calces • 98 lb. bag 2,59 P & G Soap, 5 cakes Robinitood Flour in cotton Rinso, giant size pkge. 98 lb. bag 2.59 Castile Soap, 12 cakes Royal Purple Calf Meal Fairbanks Carbolic Soap 250 per cwt. 4,00 6 bars Royal Purple Poultry Lely's Toilet Soap, 6 cakes 250 Concentrate cwt. 4.50 Surprise Soap; 5 Oakes 27c Royal. Purple Hog Tonic Super Suds, large pkge. 22c 83/ 1b. tin ' 1.75 s Disinfectant Pratt's Hog Tonic, 23/ Ib tin 70c Rarle y' Pratt's Lice Killer, 2x/z Ib tin .65 1b. bottle Maxwell House Coffee; lb....390 W. J. FINNIGAN 19c 27c 53c 28e 45c amuwwwwwww McConnell & Hays • Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays, SEAFORTH; ONT. Telephone 174 Jan. 28th. Everyone welcome. the honor roll on which we have be on Monday night of next .week. ' CLEARING Hiss Esther i4iaclllwahne spent the thirty-seven names. Mr. Albert San. 31st, .at the bone of Mi•. and!Auction Sale Woods is to be congratulated on his Mrs. Leslie Reid, of the road keeps . week -end at her home in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale spent beautiful work on the honor roll and open. Stock, Implements and Furniture. a pleasant holiday with relatives in we :would also mention Mr. Gren- Michigan. ville Atkinson's contribution at this ST. COLUMBAN" Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer, has re Rem hill of. Toronto, time. Messrs. . W. Westlake,. J. ' ceived instruction from the under- Miss nder- ltunclrecl dollars is required. Mt the Mary p Sister Stephen Joseph has re signed proprietor to sell by public Lowest or any tender not necessat spent the wek-end with her parents Howard and Mrs. George Elliott turned to New York after visiting auction in the village of Brodhagen, i7 accepted. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. E. Hempill. must be thanked for their kindness her mother, Mrs. Peter Eckert. opposite the chopping mill, on Wed- y THOS. D. WREN, Miss Jean McQueen spent the in providing transportation to the Miss Mai;garet Maloney is visiting nesday, February 2nd: Sale to corn- Clerk of the Twp. of I-Ithber't.' week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Blood Donors Clinic. Perhaps others at. Timmins. mend at 1 o'clock sharp. RiPily and Donna in Blenheim. might lie glad to 'help us this way. Horses — 1 clrivhrg mare, 9 years FOR SALE Pilot Officer Gerald Passmore As reports will ecbe Siven by the old, single .or double; 1 Percheron 60 acres good farm land., about 11Fs left for Terrace, B. C. after spend- members of the •executive committee BEECH. Ansi mare 4 years old, single or double. miles from Kippen. Hydro available. ing a two week's furlough with his I have tried to give just a general We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Chap- 175 Roel: pullets. Steel bank barn 46x50, frame house, parents Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. survey of the work but as my year man of Bruohn Lanes to our community 11,s tons of good choice clover hay. garage, 14 acres fall wheat, 10 acres as President ends I wish to express on the John farm, 1'mplements _ 1 rubber tire buggy, ploughed. 5 acres good hardwood Wohelo Class Elects Officers— my sincere thanks to the officers of 11ir. suet Mrs. N. J: 1., cutter, have cutter, carriage, 1 root pulper, cylin- bush, balance in grass. Apply to The Januar meeting of the Wo- the' two units and to those of Hay -got comfortably settled in their new cher; also 1 root pulper slicer cutting Harry Caldwell, R.R.2, Kippen. Phone Y g field for their splendid co-operation. house. box, 2 wheel trailer; 4 wheel trailer 667x14, Seaforth. helo Class of the United Church was I know that without their loyalty Mr. Wilt Maloney had the good held in the school -room of the church and• their excellent work, the work luck to bag eight red foxes. W1lf with stock rack, scufPler with: hiller, FOR SALE OR RENT on Friday evening with Miss Gladys of our Branch in 1948 could not says he may have better luck with 2 grinch stones, butchering kettle with 100 acre farm on the highway be - Luker presiding: The program coin- his chickens next year, stand; DoLavat cream separator, R P g have prospered nearly new,colony house 7t9 set tween Seaforth ern 'Clinton. A frame Tender y Jesus is Calling" followed roar then gave a very comprehensive •KIPPEN 7 eller with ltamea and Plenty of water. Apply to Wm. Living Notice to Bean Growers We feel it our duty to point out that Seed Beans may be very difficult to obtain, and all people intending to 'grow beans should secure' their seed forth- with. Yours very truly, W. E. REID Dashwood tftmoutanfuvwwwwwwtitswvuu FOR SALE Fresh Durham cow, in calf, for sale. Phone 665x24, Seaforth. Wm. Leyburne. TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT Tenders For Gravel Tenders will be received at the regular Council meeting in the Town- ship Hall, Stage, Ont„ until pin., Saturday, February 5th, 1944, for ap- proximately six thousand cubic yards of crushed gravel, delivered on the Township roads. '.Three-quarters inch erush, flat rate. Township pay tor the gravel. A marked cheque for .two E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Offic's in the Dominion Bank Build- 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. meneed with singing "Softly and The secretary, Mrs. Robt. Scotch- house, bank barn, choice clay ,loam, single harness, nearly new; 1 single. by the Lord's Prayer. Miss Edna report of the year's work: Number fatness, c stop or Jwate F. Scott,lyR.R.mL Sea - operating read the Scripture ofpvolunteer workers 75, with 2 eo- Tuckersmith Farm Forum, conees- traces, Happy Thought cook stove Porth. which was followed by the minutes, operating units. The number of art- stone 2 anch 3, ntet at the home of Mr, with pipes, cook stove, Climax; Em - collection and Roll Call. Hymn iclgs sent to division headquarters: and Mrs. Duncan Cooper on Jan. 24, pito heater, large writing desk, solid NOTICE "What a Friend We Have In Jesus". Knitted 225, civilian 826, hospital with an attendance of twenty. After oak, Dominion organ, extension table, 'Wm. Bradshaw, your Watkins The topic was most ably taken by 294 blankets, quilts, etc. 33, com- a lively'.and diverse discussion on ,2„ , round parlor tables, 5 kitchen Dealer, also agent Por 17. D. Smith Rc Miss Gladys Luker. The Election of fort bags 12. Articles distributed to Yarm fo nm relationship to the fader- char s, 1 bed with springs, 1 bed with Sons, fruit and ornamental nursery Officers followed: President Miss ation of agriculture, cards were en- spring and mattress, 1 iron bed with stock, Market St„ Seaforth, Ont sailors, soldiers and airmen 32; vial- o p Phone 50. Gladys Luker. Vice -Pres. Earl Dig -oriel hand to start the year 1944: j yed, Next meeting will be held at springs, glass cupboard, parlor rock. Treasurer, Miss Elva McQueen. 15 lbs. wool, 500 yds, factory cot- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. er, new; 4 rocking chairs, 2 arni Secretary, Miss Edna Saundercock. ton, 126 yds. flanelette, 4 yds, of McLean. A veto of thanks was tend- chairs, oak rocker, settee, Davis Sew TENDERS WANTED Ass't Sec., Miss Mary Goodwin. Pi- rhnt, 15 ,yds. dress material 34 Bred Mr. and Mrs. Cooper. Lunch was ing machine 'with attachment, 1 small For S.S. #9 Tuckersmith, 10 cords anist, Miss Gladys Luker. asst, Mise Batts for quilts. served by the hostess and lunch com- table, card table, wash stand, chant- of body wood, 14 inches long, maple McClyniont. Conveyance Committee, Mrs. George Elliott then gave the mittee. bar set, trunk, lawn mower, 3 barrels, and beech, To be delivered by April Messers Peter L. McNaughton, Ross treasurer's report for the year which Alladin lamp, rotary ash sifter, sew- 1st. Tenders to be in by Feb, 1st. Wil - Forrest, Harold Dignan. Press Re- was most satisfactory: i CROMARTY era benches, overcoat with fur col- mer Broadtoot, Sec,•Treas., R.R.3, porter, Mrs. Redden. Buying Com- hat, tie chains and a host of other Kippen. p Receipts Donations, Y mittee, Mrs, P. McNaughton and Miss Margaret Shepherd. The fol- at lowing committee was appointed to look after the overseas boxes, Misses t Violet McClymont, Erina Dipper, o Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mr's. Kennedy. • d It was disclosed that 15 boxes valued at 85. each were forwarded to mem- bers and adherents of the United Church in service overseas. Miss Ellis and class members desire to ex- p tend grateful thanks to the congrega- tion for their splendid response in Making this possible through their donations of money and other gifts. t The class also gave the sum of $40 to' Church Funds. The Treasurer's re- port shows a small balance on hand. The closing hymn "Stand Up, Stand Up, For Jesus" was followed by the Mizpah Benediction. Miss Elva Mc- Queen who was responsible for the • meeting directed several contests at this period. A social Bonn followed. Members and adherents of the United Church are reminded of the annual congregational meeting which. will take the form of a Pot Luck Supper to be held in the Sunday School room on Monday evening Jan. 31st. at 6:30. The ladies of the W. A. are in charge of arrangements. A large attendance is requested, Misses Margaret Sangster and Eunice Heist spent the week end The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH Ont. Officers President, Alex. MrcRwing, Blyth; Vice President, W. R. Archibald, Sea - forth; Mgr. & Sec.-Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth. Directors Alex. McEwing, Blyth; W. R. Arch- ibald, rch ibald, Seaforth; Alex. Broadfoot, Sea. forth; Chris. eonhardt, Bornholm; E1, J. Trewartha, Clinton; ' Thomas Moylan, .Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Hugh Alexander, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton. - Agents John E. Pepper, Brucefield; R. F. licKercher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact ether business, will be promptly atended to by applications to :any of the above named. officers addressed to their respective post offices. Hayfield Ag. C 1. Hamilton of Aylmer r Cpl. Mary articles too numerous to mention. Society ,(dance) 950.72; 5 cash don- spent the week end with her par- No reserve as the proprietor has NOTICE 'ions $11.96, grant from Huron' ents, l sold house and lot at Brodhagen. Anyone wishing mineral for cattle County $600; campaign subscrip Mrs. Lance Norris and son of Terms cash. or hogs, see your Watkins dealer, ions 9801.96: fundraising events, Wyoming are visiting her parents. 1 Chas. Leonhardt, Proprietor. i William Bradshaw, Market St., Sea- alendars, 96.00, 3 dances $158.95, The Marion Ritchie met at the John Prueter, Clerk, Porth. Phone 50. raw on quilt and sale of 1 quilt home of Mrs. Houghton on Saturday Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer. $30.95, sale of pamphlets (Bay-, Mn. Joseph Speare has gone for 1 For Sale field) $10:50; 50 per cent. of cerin- an extended visit to Harriston and • BATTERY RADIO val'proceeds $222.68,. branch fair Toronto. I A Philco Radia, never was used. size for exhibit 95.00, Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Wallace and New battery. In first class condition. unit fair prize 95.00, Blue Water family with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Apply at The News office. unit fair prize $6.00, salvage $8.48, Russel. WANTED TO BUY collection at meeting $1; designated I Wanted to buy pigs, suckers or donations to Greek relief 97,00. To- Celebrated 89th Birthday —,chunks. 3. M. Scott, Cromarty. Write, al 62,3.77,96. I On • Janu, 13th Mrs, "Charles Kane or phone 42x13, Dublin. lyxpenditures Ontario Division, of Mitchell was 89 years old. An and- military work, 9167.51; civilian, ma- terials, 9105.30; local purchases ma- tenial, 97.91; campaign expenses' $4.77, refund to Zurich for subscrip- tions collected in error 916.00; des- ignated to Greek relief $7.00; Aid to Russia Fund $25.00, expenses of 3 dances $60.81, 1 doz. calendars $2.72, administration and excise stamps $2.89, work room supplies 94.61, Ont. headquarters, 85. per cent. of campaign $1608.03= Total, 92,011.66. Gash balance on hand, Dec. 1943, 9366.31. Reports were then given by Mrs. Fred Watson of the Bronson Line Unit and Mrs. Russell Grainger of the Blue Water Highway Unit, also by Mrs. Walter Westlake for the Finance Committee. Rev, John Graham then took the ,'hair for the with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Wilbur Dining and Bernice spent several clays recently with the former's mother, Mrs. Bell, who is ill et her home in Exeter. Miss Minnie Reid is spending the winter months in Orlando, Florida. secretary Mrs. Robert t1 first shuttle Mrs. Minnie Sangster received treasurer, Mrs. R. L. Bassett; vice- word of the promotion of her son presidents, Rev. John Graham, ReMrv. bombing bombsAfrica gytrlp from England tonyand o North Douglas to Flight Sergeant. Douglas A. S. Colwell, Rev. D. is serving with the armed forces in William L. Ferguson, Mr. Malcolm then back from North Africa by way England. Toms; auditors, Mrs. M. . Prentice, of Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin, of Mrs. L. Scotchmer; liaison officer, Fat Was in the; Fire —• Thames Road visited recently: with Mrs. D. A.' Volum Malcolm; finance Toms, - A near catastrophe, and certainly a Mrs. Geo: Ferguson and Miss Violet Percyittrc, Mea, tragedy from the housekeeper's stand - Hyde. Weston, R. H. F. Gairdner Ten -Month -Old Baby Found Dead M. Prentice, W, Westlake, a Ferguson, point, occurred at the home of Mr-.: Stur- geon Jr, Messrs. Wm. L. F g and Mrs. Fred Rothwell. The soft coal In Bed. Malcolm Toms, A. E. Erwin, Charles.fire wasn't any too brisk for the chilly The ten -month-old son of Pte and Gemeinhardt, Lloyd Seotchmer, G. day, and the lady .of the house sought Mrs. Roy Smale was found dead' in Little. Ther meeting was adjourned to speed up the fire with the addition bed in the early hours of TueadaY and closed with the singing, of God .of a little grease from the frying pan. morning. The baby had been ill prev- Saye the King. Hitting' the hot but not flaming coals, iously with, a cold but appeared' to be 'Hitting grease turned to an explosive gas recovering. The mother arose to at- in the. pipes 'and' chimney, A' small tend to the older son and looked at I11 In England — tongue of flame burst through, ,ignit- the babywhile up and found, it had Word has been received that Cap- Ing the gas, the resultant miniature passed way. Surviving are the^par- . tain William F. Elliott of Mitchell explosion was almost as destructive ants and one brother Jimmie. The was dangerously i11 in England. It is as a block buster. It took down every father, Pte. Roy Smalet is serving understood that Capt. Elliott had length of stove pipe in the apartment, with the army in Sidney, Nova been operated on for a ruptured ap- scattering soot and ashes far and Scotia. I pendix with complications following. wide. — Palmerston Observer. / ant reader, Mrs. Kane knits a great, FOR SALE Ileal as well, so her moments are Four purebred Yorkshire sows, 6 seldom idle. Friends are pleased that months old, .market weight. Gordon she is enjoying such excellent health. Elliott, Bruceseld. Mrs. Bane is a faithful member of Knox Presbyterian church and a FOR SALE member of the Ladies' Aid Society. 1 Pair of girl's tube skates. skate Missing Overseas — • size 6, good as new. Apply et Thomp- Mr. Roy Adair of Wingham has t'e son's Shoe Repair. ceived word that his son Warrant Of- ficer J. Leslie Adair, was' missing fol- Good big work team, for sale. Ap- lowing air operation, Les, had been 1 to The News teem. in England, since April, 1942, and dux- Ply Mg this time had over sixty opera -I FOR SALE tional flights to his credit: He com- Young Shorthorn bull serviceable plated his sixtieth flight before age Apply to Gay Deviance Dublin, 7 -room house, good basement, lights, hard and soft'water. Garage on property, In good state of re- pair. Situated on eorge St. A good buy. 6 -room house, basement, lights, hard and soft water. Garage. Locat- ed on East William St. Worth in- vestigating. 7 -room house, furnace, lights, town water, on North Main street, Farms For Sale .100 -acres with house and barn, good land, 4 wells on No. 8 Highway. Well situated. 100 acres, McKillop. Brick house; ' bank barn, good clay loam, well un- derdrained. Conveniently located. 50 acres. Grass farm, all seeded. ; A good piece of land, close to Dub- lin with ample supply of water. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance & Real Estate ir, Phones 334 Seaforth, Ont. Res. 220 Christmas. He attended Wingham R R. #1 High Schooi and for a couple of years ��. Prior to enlisting was. in the trans-' .FOR SALE port business with hie father. In Aug -I Nine good York pigs. Apply Alvin ust, 1941, ho reported to Manning Dodds, Phone 14 on 833, Seaforth i election of officers which were as Pool, Toronto. He trained at Eglinton follows: Honorary Presidents, Mrs. Hunt Club and graduated as an air FOR SALE N. W. Woods, Mrs. R. H.P. Gaird- gunner at Jarvis in February, 1942.1 Two young calves for sale. Apply 1 t Miss A M Stirling He arrived overseas in April Leslie to Reynold's Dairy, phone 667r33, per; President, Watson & Reid REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY (Successors to James Watson) MAIN ST., SEAFORTH,. ONT. AU kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies. SEAFORTH CLINIC • Dr. E. A. McMaster, M.B.; Graduate of University of Toronto. The Clinic is fully equipped with complete anis. modern x-ray and other up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptic equipment. Dr. F, J, R. Forster, Speeialist in Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat, will be at the Clinic the first Tuesday in every month from 3 to 5 p.m. Free well -baby clinic will be . held on the second and last Thursday in every month from 1 to 2 pan. , i ' . � Scotchmer; was of a quiet disposition and very I Seaforth, t modest He was on re rs WANTED Reliable young work horse. Apply to Bob Archibald, phone. 655x16, Sea- forth. Receives T.C.A. Appointment A former Mitchell boy, Stanley L. Blowes, son of Mrs. Blowes and the late A. J. Blowes, of Mitchell, who was traffic .representative in charge of Trans -Canada Air Lines, has been promoted to city traffic manager. The: appointment was effective January 1 Born in Ontario, Mr. Blowes spent twelve and a half years with the Can- adian National Railways ticket -of- fices at Woodstock, Oshawa, Brant- ford and London. He had seven months ` as traffic representative and ticket agent at the T.C.A. city traffic office in Toronto and was traffic' rep- resentative in charge of London city trafc for two years before going to Windsor; Seaforth Monument Works Formerly W. E. Chapman NOW OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE We invite inspection of our stock of Cemetery Memorials SEAFORTH — TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, or any other timeby appointment See Dr. Harburn—Phone 105 Phone 41—Exeter—Box 150 JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D. Physician and Surgeon In Dr. H, H. Ross' office. Phone 5 J MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Successor to Dr. W. 0. Sproat Phone 90 W - Seaforth DR. F. J. R. FORSTER Eye, Bar, -Nose and Throat Graduate in Medicine, University of Toronto. Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng. At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday in each month from 2 to 4 p.m, Also at Seaforth Clinic first Tuesday in each month. -53 Waterloo St., Stratford.. Telephone 267. Spence's Produce GOVERNMENT REGISTERED EGG,„GRADING STATION Highest, Cash Prices paid for Eggs and Poultry Phone 170-W, Seaforth Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Assures Security for over One Million Partners H. R. LONG, GODERICH. District Agent DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. (Essential War Industry)