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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-02-03, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS HENSALL Brook acted as chairman over the In Memoriam program and Mr, W. 0, Goodwill was secretary. A sing -song of hymns, a CHAPPEL -,In loving memory of Mee and Mrs. Harry Cook and babe piano solo by Miss Gladys Luker, a dear husband and father,. David of Windsor spent the week -end with violin. solo by Miss Greta Laramie the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. and a°. vocal trio by Rey. Brook, Mr, Chappel, who left us one year ago, Cornelius Cook. • W. 0. Goodwin and Mr. Harry Floe- February 5th, 1943. Miss Ruth Chapman R.N. of Al- ton, completed the musical' part of One year has passed, how long it bony Hospital, New York, visited re- the program. The various reports giv- seems, cently with her mother Mrs. W. W, en by the different secretaries were But in our hearts his face still beams, FOR SALE Chapman. • very gratjfying, showing an increase Por we who loved him only know,• A medium-sized Quebec heater, Mrs. Alda Simmons spent a few financially. The nominating comm How much we lost 'a year ago, with two lids, burns - coal or wood,' in days last weekvisiting with friends tee pi esented the flames of those 011 Time heals, 'they say; perhaps it in London. Pointed to the board of stewards. A does„ good condition. Phone 154, Seaforth. Mrs. Robert Higgins of Exeter. telegram of greetings was sent to But memories live and so does • love, was a recent visitor with her sister Miss Jean Murray in Toronto,who We cannot Lord, Thy purpose see, FOR SALE OR RENT and brother-in-law Mr, and Mrs. Ed. took such an active part' in the of But all is well that's done by. Thee. 100 acre farm on the highway be - McQueen. fairs of the church. The chairman -sadly missed by wife and family. tween Seaforth and Clinton. A frame Mrs. Lorne McNaughton of Crow- made' mention of Mr.. J. W. Ortwein,' house, bank barn, choice clay loam, arty spent the week end at the home beiug the eldest member present at plenty of water. Apply to Wm. Living - of her sister and brother-in-law Mr, the meeting, and expressed how much Ston or James F. Scott, R.R. 2, Sea and Mrs,' Glen Bele the presence of Mr. Henry Horton, 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1944 LOST A bag of Pioneer Hatching Ration Mash between Andrew Moore's Hat chery and Clinton by No. 8 Highway. Please Phone Andrew Moore or Will- iam 'Potbering'ham, 618r11, Clinton central. Mr. and Mrs Nelson 'Pilaff and a valued member who is ill, family visited over i o the week -end Pte. Glenn Love of Toronto spent aI BELL - In loving memory of a In Memoriam forth. with relatives in. London few days recently with his sister and dear husband and father, John Coch Mrs, E, Laird NIickle and infant brother-in-law, Mr. and'Mrs. John os McEwen: rane Bell, who passed away one year son arrived home from Victoria H pital, Londdn, this week. The Red Cross Branch of S.S. No. age, February 4, 1943. Mr. and Mrs. " Gilbert Johns and 10. Hay, held a most successful eu- 'Nothing can ever take away, Grace of Elimville, visited recently chre and dance in .the school house The love our hearts hold dear, with Mrs. Johns' parents; Mr, and on ,Friday evening, The ladies' first Fond memories linger every day, Mrs. Wesley J. Veneer. Miss Margaret Glenn attended the Heywood -Thiel wedding in the Luth- eran Church on Saturday. The annual meeting of the Hen- sall Red Cross Soceity was held in the Town Hall, Hensall, on Tuesday evening, January 25th, with the pres- ident Rev, A. M. Grant, Chairman. The meeting opened by singing "0 Canada" followed by prayer by Rev. 11..A. Brook. The address of welcome was given by Rev. Brook in the ab- sence of Reeve R. E. Shaddick. Miss Greta Lanimie favored with a de- lightful violin solo entitled "Annie Laurie" accompanied on the piano by Miss Gladys Luker, The minutes of the previous netting were pre- sented by the Secretary Miss Beryl Phaff. The chairman expressed hie thanks to the faithful work that the ladies of the work room, treasurer, secretary had done. Mr. Spencer do- nated a cupboard to the cutting room which was much appreciated Re- ports were given by the following, Finance and Treasurer's report, Mr. R. H. Middleton; buying committee, Mr. W. 0. Goodwin; cutting com- mittee, Miss. Mary Fee; knitting com- mittee, Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin. It was disclosed that Mrs. Robt. Bonthron who is in her 91st. year had knit 30 pairs of mitts. The high sebool girls contributed much knitting. Dr. A. R. Campbell presented a splendid re- port on the blood donors, War Ser- vice and Russian Relief. The slate of officers was presented by Dr. Camp- bell -- Honorary Presidents, Mr. J. W. Ortwein, Reeve R. E. Shaddick, Dr, A. R. Campbell. President, Rev. A. NI. Grant; vice-presidents, Rev. R. A. Brook, Rev. Joseph Taylor, R, H. Middleton; treasurer, R. J. Patter- son; secretary, Miss Beryl Phaff. Mr. Howard Hyde directed two motion pictures "The Road To Toyko", and the "The Mask of Nippon". Mrs. W. W. Chapman is visiting Reported Missing Overseas -,with relatives in Hamilton. Mr. Wm. Finch of the R.C.A.F., N91. and Mrs. G. Bell received Mr.' Edwin Chuter received word Toronto, spent the week -end with official word on Saturday that their last week of the death of his mother, Mrs. Finch and little (laughter. Mr. Wm. Cook of Lon_ on vis was reported missing overseas. Alvin Eng - over the week end with his mother, is 25 years of age and a graduate of monis at het' home in.London, Eing- Mrs. Devlin, Western University, London, and was land. This news came as a shock to Mrs. Keith Buchanan. of Arnprior is s' 1' sports. He was united in marriage to ceived greetings from his mother at M stet - Shepherd, Margaret MacGregor McMnne an Flies and both Ti Prize was won by Mrs. John McEwen, 1 Remembrance keeps him near. gent's first Mr, Wm, Hyde, ladies' -Ever remembered by his wife and consolation Mrs. Fred Corbett, gent's family. consolation Billie Rowcliffe. The Hyde orchestra furnished music for the dancing, with Mr. PM Corbett floor-1 Card of Thanks manager. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Parker are Mrs. Frank ,Feeney and family spending a couple of weeks with Mr. 1y and Mrs. Robt. Heys and Mrs. and wish to thank their friends and Mrs, Russel Keys, Mitchell, 1 neighbors fox' many kindnesses and The sympathy of the community is sympathy during their recent sad extended to Mr. Claude Moves, bereavement, and for the many spit- f whose mother Mrs. A. S, Blowes, Passed away at her home in Mitchell itual bouquets, also those who loan - in her 71st year. The deceased was ed their cars, or assisted in any way. born ill Mitchell and spent her entire life there except for a few summers FOR SALE j which she spent with her family at j their summer hone in Grand Bend. A pair of tube skates - in good Her husband. predeceased her in AP- condition. Skate size 7. Phone 842 1 ell, 1932, Mrs. Blowes was a valued 15 Seaforth. United Church member and most ' popular with a wide circle of friends, FOR. SALE W. A car of Western oats els ected to Total $za4o.2s three daughters, Mrs. S. Reinhart, p Cost of Inatruotional Supplies: Owen Sound, Mrs. 1. R. Peace, Mitch- arrive at Walton Monday next. Wil- i Beryl carter $ Thpmpsan's Book Stora 4 36 Report of the Secretary -Treasurer and the Auditors' Report for TUCKERSMiTH TWP. SCHOOL AREA .1#1 For the Year 1943, the first year of operation RECEIPTS Balance from #6. School $ 723.69 Balance from 1' School 588.69 Balance from 4 School 631.88 Music Grant 942, from #'4 School 24.00 Received for School #4, for election 8.00 Interest on Victory Bonds 10.50 Sale of .two One Hundred Dollar Bonds 201.91.... Provincial Grant ... 735,01 County Equipment 'Grant 43.28 Agricultural Grant 17.85 General Township Grant 1,900,00 Trustee 'Levy less 35.47 Int. on ad vance of $1,000.00 .816.35 Interest on School bunds, 1941 890,53 Music Grant 1948 90.00 Total Cash Receipts 55,020.59 Victory Bonds received from #6 Sec- tion - $ 350,00 EXPENDiTURE Cost of Instruction. Edith Wallace - $ 684,82 Beryl Carter Helen Bond.363.16 Gladys 'McMane 904.60 Receiver General of Canada, In- come tax deductions 172.06 Douglas Gill. music supervisor 69.00 Mrs, Bert Boyes, music supervisor 40.80 ell, Mrs. le. H. Fairfax, Brantford, neer Cuthill and Jos. R. Hamilton. four sons, A. W. Blowes, town clerk of NIitehell, S. Howard Blowes, Port { FOR SALE. Elgin, Claude, public school principal, I Barley and buckwheat, mixed, ex sor, formerly with the TOA, Loudon, ex- cellent for poultry. $1.50 per cwt. two sisters, Mrs. Kay Taylor, Buff- Scott Cluff. alo, 'N.Y., Mrs. Gabe Morris, Fuller- ton. A private funeral service was; FOR SALE - held from the home at 2.30 p.m. on Seed grain, mixed barley and oats, Tuesday with interment in Woodland early variety. Also sows for sale, cemetery, Mitchell. Mrs. Blowes was some coming in soon, some half well-known in Hensall, craving visited here frequently with her son and gone. Harvey Mcllevain, Phone 852r daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude 23. Blowes. Hensall end Stanley Blowes of Wind - Mrs, Jas. Sangster' of Hensall bas . NOTICE •-• been advised of the promotion of her! I have purchased a snowplow and son George Sangster, to Flight Serg• can open your lanes or roads. Rates eant. George is serving with theRCAF overseas. I reasonable. Harvey Meliwain, phone Miss Betty E. Moir, daughter of Mn' 852r23. j and Mrs. Melvin Moir, has been col -1 1 fined to her room with pneumonia. VARNA , ited youngest soar, FO. Alvin Gould .Bell, who succumbed to an attack of pneu- most popular in baseball and hockey Mr. Chuter as he and his fancily re- visiting with her parent M and 1 • A. T. Cooper Tack Hood C. W. Ironside Jno. Beattie Helen Bond, Library Books Thompson's Book Store , Total $ 151.60 Cost of Administration: Chas. Chapman, See.-Treas., sup- plies $ Clinton News -Record, ad Huron Emositor, ad 4.67 6. 64.36 29.74 1.44 2.00 7.36 6.19 6.15 1.00 12.20 Beacon Herald, ad 3.61 M. A. Reid, Premium on Treas. - Bond S. H. Whitmore, Sec.-Treas. sal Postage Exchange on cheques Moyer's School Supplies, seal 6.60 8.00 76.09 0.00 Total. „ 3 Cost of School Plant Operation: Fred McGregor, lighting fires '$ Amy Walters; sweeping Helen Crdch, oteaning school Howard Allan, caretaking Wm. Caldwell, 19 cords wood Roy McGeoch, trucking wood • V. D. Falconer, coal 118.26 20.00 20.00 7,00 65.00 12.00 13.00 71.00 Total,:,.$ Cost of School Plant Maintenance. Gregor 'McGregor, repairs $ L, E Johnson, plants Jno. Forrest, repairs Prank Kling, repairs furnace - Plants and Seeds, School Garden Wolter Pepper, repairs Jas. Walker, repairs - Orval Lobb, supplies G. A. Sills, supplies G. D. Ferguson, supplies A. Cr Routledge, supplies spOr Jno. Penner, Insurance Premium Mrs. Alfred Clark. Miss Helen Collett, then with' J. G. Carrroehan, Bat Misses Edna Saundercock, Marg• the RCAF Centralia, to Tune. 1943,1 Gladys n1 Cltristniao. Although well advanced in N. OMIT & Sons. supplies went overseas in July,1943her nineties, she was quite smart np now; Scott, pumping well d t the week end in The annual congregational meeting e1 and rAgencies: dor is a sister, his recent bereavement. Beryl Curter, supplies school lunch $ 18,82 of Carmel Presbyterian Church, will Gregor McGregor, gas AO the.LAC Win.McAsh of Pendleton Mrs. Bessie herr, entry fee Fall and friends seen re Mr. Harold C. Bell, Hensall, is a br•o- until her late illness. Mr. Chuter has Total$ x6.64 Toronto, th 1 NI s Carter (Macre) of Lon the sympathy of the community in Cost of Auxiliary 289.10 2.25 2.90 5.69 15.95 1944 SATURDAY CASH' & CARRY SPECIALS Purity Purity Flour' in cotton 98 ib. bag 2:59 Robiuhood Flour in cotton X98 lb. bag 2.59 Royal Purple Calf Meal - Per "cwt. 4.00 Royal Purple Poultry Concentrate cwt. 4.50 Royal Purple Hog Tonle 8% lb. tin 1.75 Pratt's Hog Tonic, 314 Ib tin 70c Pratt's Lice Killer, 29 lb tin .65 Oder Soap, 4 cakes 19c P & G Soap, 5 cakes 27c Ringo, giant size pkgo. 530 Castile Soap, 12 cakes 23e Fairbanks Carbolic Soap 6 bars 250 Lely's Toilet Soap, 6 cakes 25c Surprise Soap, 6 cakes 27c Super Suds, large pkge. 22c Rarley's Disinfectant lb. bottle 450 Maxwell 'House Coffee, Ib.. .39c W. J. FINNIGAN Notice to Bean Growers • We feel it our duty to point -out that Seed Beans may he very difficult to obtain, and all people intending to grow beans should secure their seed forth- with. orth with. Yours very truly, W. E. REID Dashwood CASE Power Farming MEETING MOVING_ PICTURES ON SERVICE AND POWER FARMING MACHINERY To be held in Seaforth. Library Friday, Feb. 11 Starting at Eight o'clock Conte and bring your friends, Admission Free JACKSON & WRIGHT, Dealers FOR SALE A gander for sale, of exchange for goose. Apply to James Nolan, Sea - 1.70 forth, 11,R.5. 3,00 9,16 2.15 2.00 2,18 2.20 16.40 .76 1,67 3,00 be held on Monday, Feb. 7th, in Killed In Action - 10.00 church at 8 pen. 1 • Out., spent the week end at the par -Canadian Nature, subscription .,. 2.15 Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sararas of this G, D. Ferguson, Ag. eupptles 6.90 The February meeting of IlensaIlweeental home with his wife and two J. G. Carnechnn, ban 2.00 Senior Institute will be held on Wed - Fair district received whim that their son- - Helen Bond, School Fair expenses ,6.49 in-law FO. Roy William Grosser, aged little sons. nesday, Feb. 9511, at the home of Miss 25, was killed in action overseas. ele The many friends of Mrs. Austin Gladys Luker with Mrs. S. Patterson was a son of Mr•. and Mrs. William will be pleasantly surprised to know co -hostess. This is the patriotic meet- Grosser, Toronto, and went overseas ing, when the guest speaker will beMay, 1043. He was united in marriage, that after spending almost five Mrs. R. H. Middleton, who will give to Miss Doris Sararas of Hensall, in months in Scott Memorial Hospital, an address on the subject, "What the the 'United Church, Hensall, in Aug-, she has been able to return to her $ 46.76 I@es paid to other Schaols; A, E, Crozier, fees to Seaforth$ School 21.00 Other Expenditure: Victim Bonds $ 700..00 RECAPITULATION Instruction 32,140.28 161,60 110.26 299.10 66.64 46.16 21.00 700.00 British Empire Means To Me. The ust, 1942. His wife and an infant son hone, where she is pleased to be. . Instructional Supplies roll call is to be answered by the Byron, reside in Toronto. Were you watching for Bruin and Admtnistlant name of• a prominent military leader 1 School Plant Operation of the allies. TI'le demonstration "Ex- Heywood -Thiel I the Groundhog yesterday ? School Maintenance Y Auxiliary Agencies habit of Flags, " will be given by Mts• The Lutheran Church, Zurich, was Fees paid to other Schools R. Simpson. Current events, Mrs. W, the scene of a pretty winter wedding A GOLDEN RULE victory Bonds 0, Goodwin and recipe, Mrs. Smile. -- Members are reminded to bring pen- on Saturday at 3 p.m. when Rev. E. There's one safe rule 1 should like Total Exobegoeure....$3,286.08 1 Metmbuch united in marriage Martha r Bal. in Bank less 1942 cheque 32.00 52,336.96 cal, paper and tea. Marion, youngest daughter of Mr. and You to know, Owing to the Meese of Rev. Joseph It will often help I 55,020.69 Taylor, Rev. A. M. Shannon of Lon. Mrs. Wm, Thiel and Earl Heywood,you as onward you I AUDITOR'S REPORT 0011 ;91 Mr. arta Mrs. Victor Heywood, go- To the Rntepgyers of School Area No, 1, don conducted the services in Carmel, ,refer. Given in marriage by her Tuckeramilh1-. Presbyterian Church. The morning D When you're not quite sure what you We, the nndcrsigned Auditors, . herewith anthem by the choir was "Soldiers of father the bride looked charming m ought to -fro, j present 0111 .report of the financial tranaap- a floor length gown of white satin I Area No. 1, Township of Christ Arise" and a soprano solo newt. Inst do to other ° Her bridal veil fell 1101u 5. tear ' s what you'd r the year ending Doe. al, and the evening anthem was ."lie 11,,,.,004 bridal forming a, train. 9a3. School Area show them to be weli kept' and 'with white streamers. Her only crus- you meet a comrade in pain or free from error and it is our opinion that field, organist and choir leader, re- meat was a gold locket. The bride- grief, the appended loanolnl-statement gives a true +,,signed her position the beginning of maid Miss Marie Heywood of Lon- Don't turn away coldly and not give "TreeI the new year, and this being her last f t ce room enose a 1 relief t tt Bank, i t mount ins to $105.33 rtduce the actual balance o, el with the choir, was present; floor -length gown of heaven blue, fin- 1190. 21, 1043- to $2,286.00. We commend ed, 'with a handsome walnut coffee Think of this rule, and without more your actio. in pin-il,asing Viet019 reamed table after the morning service. MTs. ger-tip veil and nosegay of mixed .{ewers, and a necklace of pearls. Mi:l ado Eire value of $000, Section wlti. thoso tor,nethe Murdoch, although completely takenJust do unto him what you'd like totalowned by School seet;ot No. 6, brings the by surprise, expressed her sincere LeRoy Their, cousin of the bride, wastotal to $1,060. Capital 'Assets thanks. The presentation was made best man. The soloist, Miss Beatrice', done to you. Land and lluiiciings by Mrs, 3. W. Bonthi'on and the fol- Schilbe, sang "I Love Yon Truly," Should you have enemies hard to Land all s lowing address was read be, Mrs. J. during the signing of the register. forgive, Patterson: Dear Mrs. Murdoch. We The organist' was Mrs, Jack Tttrk have gathered hero to express llow beim and the ushers were Messrs. With whom it is difficult friendly to . much we are going to miss you from Earl Flaxbard .and Lloyd Kropp. Fol -1 live, our organization, and to let' you know lowing the ceremony a reception was Tl 1 i 1 • help a held at the home of the bride's par , that Y ce splendid leahe pas anc encs with forty guests present from' through: helpful services during the past have. Exeter Ilensall Dashwood, Chatham tions of Schon like Tuokc nnlith, for i. examination of the records of She car-' done to you. 'the white Bible with flOWEll'S tied if 0114.11 Give 0 b' -,o '--" -' rued a Adams. Mrs. 3, R. Murdoch of Bruce- -tl _: 92,492.30, was verified a, the- u outstandingd cheques a don, sister o 1 g , tis golden en rn e, willagain 1 p you 1 e your 5 en • Forgive and forget, es you'd like them not gone .unnoticed and unappreciat- ed.and Zurich. The bride's mother r'e i t0 do. Your willingness to help in all our ceivetl, wearing a green crepe Eroelt midertakings and your Mildly cont- and the groom's mother wore a fig- When angry, and wishful hard worsts racleship will always be a pleasant tired crepe, both wearing rorsages., to say, memory to all. As a visible torten ,Phe bride's table was most attractive, Or longing unkind actions back to of our .sincerree esteem for 'you, and .as centered' with the wedding cake, l . an expression of our profound grafi-timers.,repayalc tude for all that,you have done, we flowers and candles in silver Dml't spears of act till you've thought Present you with this simple . gift. Serving wore the Misses Eileen lyiilb; of your rule, May it often bring back memories of er ansa• Lillian :Frowned, London; Miss past days we have spent together Margaret ‚Glenn, Hensel], and Mies; 'Twill then be quite easy to keep and thoughts of friendship, that shall Beatrice chilbe, Zurich. Followiicg� y0111•self cool.= - tl reception the bride and groom this rule ., n e day never change or end. gnec on e• rc amid show: Choir, e1 s of to 1 ec p Si i b With th' i mind each 'that half of Carmel Presbyterian Church left en a honeymoon t p m 'canEetti and best wishes. you live, You'll find.it 'a pleasure hard words Annual Meeting Biddy: "Did ye bring home than to forgive;• Whatever may chance,. you'll know y. Oi was I what to do, pane of glass for th' kitchen windy,) The annual congregational meeting Pat?" of en Feneall United Church eves laeld Monday evening with. a splendid of er a twilvel beetd •fourteen, an' the To others justdo what you'd like, attendance in Spite of the weather only size ,they had was fourteen be . alone to you, conditions. A ,<su nptuoua pot luck supper was enjoyed and much credit is due the members of the W,A, for this splendid success. Rev. R, A. twilve," .(Varna Scrap Book). Biddy: "you, fool, why didn't ye get it? Ye could` have put it in side- ways, couldn't ,ye?" Want and Fbr Saltie Ads, 3 weeks 30c Receipts .Balance ,t' Dec. 81, 1092 Provincial Grants County Grant 48.28 Township Grant on Salaries..,....: 1,800.00 Section Tax- Levy ' 815.35 Victory, Bond sold 201.91 Int. on 'Bonds 10,50 Int, .on Sohnol Fonds 286.53 Use of School for Mnn,'Election - 8.00 Total ... .,56,020.59 Expenditure Cost of Iristrvotion 52148,28 7nstrnctional. Supplies ..,... .161.60 Administration , .. , 118.26 School Plant Operation 260.10 School Plant ,Maintenance .. 66,64 Auxiliary Agencies 96.76 Total General Maintenance $2,812,64 Fees paid other School Boards 21.00 Victory Bonds 700.00' Total Disbursements $3 530.64 Balance to Neat Account 511,600.00 580.00 1,801.07 FOR SALE Good big work team, for sale. Ap- piy to The News office. WANTED TO BUY Wanted to buy pigs, suckers 07 chunks. J. M. Scott, Cromarty. Write, or phone 42r13, Dublin. NOTICE Wm. Bradsbaw, your Watkins Dealer, also agent for E. D. Smith & Sons, fruit and ornamental nursery stock. Market St., Seaforth, Ont. Phone 50. NOTICE Anyone wishing mineral for cattle or hogs, see your Watkins dealer, William Bradshaw, Market St., Sea - forth. Phone 50, For Sale 7 -room house, good basement, lights, hard and soft water, Garage on property. In good state of re- pair. Situated on George St. A good- buy. - 6 -room house, basement, lights, hard and soft water. Garage. Locat- ed cm 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 urn- dertlrained. 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 Phones 334 Seaforth, Ont. '' Res. 220 518,587.07. $1,090.16` 806.86` 32,006.05: Insurnnce and Bond .50.900,08 Fire Inoorance: - -- Bldg. Contents &mire's Total. S.S. No 4..30300 $400 Aug. 27, 1046 $3700 S,S;. No 6.. 2400 600 Tan. 7, 1944 .2900 S.S. No. 7.. 8000 ' 600 Nov. 10, 1946 3500 Total 58:700 51,400 010,400 Weather Insurance: 0,0, No, 7..51600 Dec, 3, 1945 51500. Total Insurance $11,000 Treasurer's Bond $2 000.00 Auditors -TAMES LOVE ARTHURFINLAYSON Seaforth Monument Works Formerly W. E. Chapman NOW' OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM &" PRYDF We invite inspection. of our stock of Cemetery Memorials . SEAFORTH - TUESDAYS, AND. SATURDAYS; or' any. other , trine by 'appointment" See Dr. Harburn -Phone 105 Phone 41-k2oeter-Box 150 McConnell & Hays Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. uild-ing,-Seaforth. Office hours:-- Tuesday, ours:-Tuesday, Thursday .and Saturday 1.30 p.m. to 5 pail. , Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH Ont. Officers President, Alex. McEwing, Blyth; Vice President, W, R. Archibald, Sea - forth; Mgr. & Sec.-Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth, Directors Alex. McEwing, Blyth; W. R. Arch- ibald, Seaforth;. Alex, Broadfoot, Sea - forth; Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; E, 3. Trewartha, Clinton; Thomas• Moylan, Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Hugh Alexander, Walton: George Leitch, Clinton. Agents John E, Pepper, Brucefleld; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact other business, will be promptly . atended to by applications• to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective post offices. Watson & Reid 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 -Class Companies. 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 thereuptic equipment. Dr. F. J. R. Forster, Specialist in Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat, will be at the Clinic the first Tuesday in every month :from 3 to $ p.m. Free well -baby clinic will be held on the second and last Thursday he every month from 1 to 2 p.m. JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D. Physician and Surgeon In Dr, H: H. Ross' office. Phone 5 3 MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A., M.D. 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, Moorefleld's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng. At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday 4n each month from 2 to 4 p.m, Also at Seaforth Clinic first Tuesday in each month. -53 Waterloo Si,, Stratford. Telephone 367. Spence's Produce GOVERNMENT REGISTERED EGG GRADING STATION Highest Cash Prices paid for Eggs and Poultry Phone 170-W, Seaforth 1 Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Assures Security for over One Million Partners..: LONG, 000esiCH District Agent DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED -.PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT - SEAFORTH `15. EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD. (Essential War. Industry)