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HENSALL - •
• Mr. Hugh Mellilwen is spending sev-
eral weeks .visiting relatives anti
friend in different parts. of the Can-
adian West.
- The eouncil have ptosed the ilress-,
lug and waiting room from the old
rink property of Queen St., to the
new rink at tette park grounds. . The
high board. fences are being taken
down and the property cleaned up
which melees a big improYernent to
that part. of ,Queen St.
mise Isabella 'Moir has been visit-
ing for a week or two at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Stewart of Tuck-
ersmith township.
Rev. W. A. Yining. Dr, Steer, Thos.
Sherritt and Reeve Shaddick were up
in arnee County. Monday, on a Mint-
ing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. •Fred, Milne and son.
'ictor, of; Hamilton, spent the week
end here, the guests 01 Mr. and Mrs.
John •Passmore.
Misses :Ge-rtY and Larine Martin of
Tucketsinith township, were visiting
here on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Moir,
r. Norman Sinclair of 'Toronto,
spent the week end, here with his par-
ents, Rev. Arthur eind :Mrs. Sinclair.
Mr, and Mrs. Will McLean and
children of Hamilton, and Mr.Lloyd
Passim:we and friend of Delhi, spent
Sunday here at the home of Mr, and
,Mrs. Jotim l'assmore.
Mr. ,Fred Smallacornhe has put-•
chased from the Rank of Commerce
the :building on the south side of King
opposite the Commercial Hotel.
and formerly used as a bank but now
oecapiyil by Mis, Beryl Druminond
who conducts e beauty parlor there.
Mr.S111111,1 3 combo will ,iccuity the
roomUpstairs as a residence and will
tet the main floor for a business ten -
titre that be has in vi6v.
X1r,. E. Raunie returned- home -on
Saturday after mending several weeks
Itt.Toronto ii•ititie with her daughter,
Mrs. Paisley.
Mr-. Joseph .11111n and .X.
Foster ,a ere visiting in London on
•- We.dnesday.
111-rs. :David Cantelon returned home
-
em. Saturday after spendintg ,several
• weeks ting at the Itome of her ,on.
Ms. •-.Ferri, taint -Ion at 1-1,-1iontherg,
• Mr. and X1rs. Ferris Cantelen accom-
oanied her hOwto and spent the week
nd :acre. •
W.M.S. Meeting-
The W omen e Missionary society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hen -
sail, held their regular meeting in the
roctra of the church an Thurs-
day a,)terneoe, Nov. 4th. Nies. ;Peter
Manson presided. The meeting 1.)petn,-
,ed Veinging a hymn. -.Nil the Way
in Saviour Leads Ale-. Mrs. Basil
Edwards led in prayer. Mrs. Raht.
ItcLaren read Cite Scripture lesson.
minutes oi she previous tneeting
were read and adopted. 'rhe roil was
called anti answered- with peace as the
text word. business period was held
• pre•ided over by the president. Ar-
rangements were made for the Thank
Offerim.f• meeting? tto be held on Nov.
2-41ril at 3 o'clock, when Rev. G. Ped -
Me .01 'momi t ilht. the guest speak-
er Mrs. Andrew •Lheigall sang a beau-
tiful solo. --mttre were N•inety and
aecompanied o0 the piano hy
Mrs, W. McLaren. .Mrs. J. Paterson
gave the top;r, "'Indian Work at
Billie". Mr, Frank ;Farquhar led in.
prayer. The meeting closed by sing-
ing the lrymn. "XVork for the night is
coming," and clic Lord': ,Prayer iti
tuni•on. •
Me Harold Higgins was in Lon-
don ,en Wednesday on business. -
roe play entitled "The Other
Ghost" put on by the Young ,People
of ,Carmel Presbyterian Church in the
school room of the church on Wed,
nesday evening -last was very seccess-
ful. A good crowd was nut to enjoy
the ...day which. :was very amusing, ev-
eryone taking part •ding exceedingly
well. Between aces there was a piano
dee: by Mrs. Andrew, Haagen and
daughter, Margaret. also selections •by
the Love Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedden oi Glan-
worth, visited on Sunday with rela-
tivesin town.
,Rev. W. A. Young. pastor of Car-
; mei Church, took the senvices on Sun-
- ; -day last. ,At the evening •service
'1 -animism& for his text "A New Cov-
enant Give llbito Yoe. A quartette,
Oh Iota- that will not let me go," by
\\'. A, NI c Laren, Mrs, El, K.
Htitttn,,Nlirt Irene floggarth and
Miss \label Workman.
Mrs Harry Abray and son of Lan -
0 ari here fur a couple tj
,%ith Ni r,, Abray's parents. Mr.
Hudsom
11 •1)..roti:yNIrQtittti oi London
, :lie wettl, at her home .here.
-;''• atttl Xlr-. i'llos. Vrtlt artetntlp..
rs. 1 Wren Sr. si 're
ertp•sts 1.,,inion friends.
• 714 ar;?itr
tre fling• ,-,tupde t.1 weeks
11', Esyt,..r: f;:iends.
bran, 1, of tic t anail•
' i1eT,1 poppr dav sale liert
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1937
ot' nioney ..-,a.; ffeali.:eil.
t'nd .X.Ir. Net:1 S i.tri,-, of De-
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ier. NIr. 1.11ex. Spark*, .1. l'..1. rson. the secretary of the
1111,1,on of Li4...vet, a,... liatt,. lianrl, for Ilnron, who ill a
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; • , ' . , ..,,,,,n; Sttuday 1,H1'.1 IIIT and itylie meeting. NIrs. ("ro-s ,told the
chiddr,11 a ,tory on thatil...giving, Al kS
NI ;'•• e3. a \ i431 Olt, ,t • :11,31 ir3 1- 11'1'111k ‘1"rr:1:1: 14"'"' '1 '"Ik "" ill" usc
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:,dr. titi.:.ro"d ,...:Ithrott -ot;nt tie: t .,\I1",k:' Ahni''''''',14""`C it tilt ''',,11,er
v.eck end in Toronto vi.„11jur. ,,tri,.,,,,i,. ,111i(113211 L'31',' ..310311 CO/1,10114S. nftot
IX:fr, J. \ v. ;,,,It.trr.” ,isited reit.- 111'01' ''''` 11I,' ileotirated in Pink
and hie, Be . Baby Rand 410101.4. A
'013, TO K.itch,ner over .the week ;mei,
tbr. Steer ,,etturftd a tine <leer near; ! '(III. '1,''''''Il.',d; u.IIII. '',"I'., arrau'II'l
WIlitecitureli e,bile 011 A thrtnting I ri t, I ,, here the Cill Ill nt ti gramma Ling rt)111
43, :it/1011day. I rl,2 113 i1Y Ii311(1 to the Mif,,iOn 11311(1.
11, f,,,,i, • men,1„,,, ni T,,r,„ii „. „ 1 ,:i, 't'11 through. X1r,. Laird Miclele,
•le ,,,,;- Ht,, -all, ,.,..,,„r 5.,,, i superint; edent of Cm. Baby Band took
.1.'t ek ;•::t1 ,;, to to 0), innve. „e xh., ,,,if barge ,e the gradmoing class of 12
"Ciier; Snericttr. -hilt-frill: 1-ileit nor i ,,,,k, 11 et t v Rti,v-
il,r, Harr:, Ccask of d,,,,pt„ .., ,,,,t rliffe, Bernice jinks, rt'at,y; Mitchell,
:r.:, , , 6, ('.id at i,i,,, 1,,,,„,, 11,,,,,„, , titmice Di,iing. Norma Sniitli. Mar;
-11and \Ir., latnes Troyer of T,..' :write 'Nlitott , jean t.1rmstrotig. Billy
11011 l'i .11.1, wiielf,- end visitors witb M ick!, Charles .Free, Earl Soiclan
Xir. ittql Xdrs. 1c -ft. Ifudson. !lobby 'Freq.:lair. NIrs. Nikkle present -
m 0. .1 405 art of Clint*, caned ,,,, , d each child with a diploma front the
framds in town on Menday. Baliy 13and, al,o a balloon as they
T'ne Arnold Circle of Carinei inissefi tlirmigh elle gate where 511.
(-1'.1*.'' '`, . a! i1t1 1,711, of ef,,,„ ma. Kathryn I/ry sdale, su perin te id en t of
lie- ".1 ,,i's ,-., 50 on Monday eve,,,..ing, the 11 i-sion Band, receiv,eti then). '.'it
ANE
ZOtOS
VAPOR - MARCEL
NO MACHINE
ALL STEAM WAVES
10.00 for 7.50 ,1
7.50 for 5,00 t
Paris Swirl
Permanent 4.50
Charm All
Permanent 3.50
TS
IV Beauty Salon
Favorite ,,,.,5,00 for 2.95
Wavola 2.95
SPECIAL Permanent
1.95
School Girls' Wave
C or End Curls 1.50
1 All Permanents include sham-
): Pao, hair eel and f. wave.,
BEAUTY SALON
PHONE 50 or 18.
Main St„ Seaforth
The meeting opened hy singing and
iwayer. It was decided to hold the
bazaar in the basement of the chureli
ce1 Dec. 4ilt. After the offering Mrs.
W. A, Young .1 5'.' the topic ou IMF. -
..hue -try work. \ reading on armistice
lay by \Hs, Irene 11,oggartli. 1.411101
A 3, 1,erved.
XIrs. Roy Nli•Laren's group of the
Ladies' ,Aid i Cannel Church held a
successful croquinole party at the
home of \Jr,. XV. R. Davidson on Fri-
day evening last.
Larnrnie-Dunn-
A quiet hut pretty 'wedding took
olact; at the lThited Church parson-
age. Hensel!. ,,it Saturday at 11.30
a.m. when Vera May, el-de,..1 dangle.
eer of Mr. anti 1 i)tinn of
llsborne bewnship, *weenie the !wide
of Clayton Ray Lammie. :-011 of
Mrs. I.,:onmit; and the late NN'i,Iliant
Laramie of idensirli. 'The ceremony
was performed hy Rev. tkrthar SM -
:lair. The charming bride 11 3' ,1,1111,
dre-, of linrgun6 veli,e with
hat and other accessorivs to match
:Ind carried a bouquet of Talisman
roses and maiden hair ferns. The bride
was attended hy Miss Greta Laminie,
sitoer 1 th, groom, Who wore a
of black velvet with ace; to
match and her bouquet was l'ali:ittatt
rose,. The groom was supported by
111ervyn Dunn. A wodding dinner
was served to the immediate relatives
of the bride and groom at the lion'
of the bride's' parents in Csborne.
The dining room was beautifitlly de-
..toratc,1 in pink and it bite ..and the
bride', tattle was centred with the
bride's cake. 1.ater in the day the
happy young collide left ou a motor
trip to NN'intlsor and 1),,troit. On their
return thee) e ill reside in Exeter. The
bride was t•he recipient of many beau-
tiful and 1.1,01111 pre,ents. NIr. and
Mr,. Laramie are bath very popular
tit
Exeter and 11 cnt1i. Mr. Lainniie
i- a member tif the C.'N.'R. station
staff at Exeter and the bride a mem-
ber of the stall' of Clutinways Ltd.,
Exeter, and they have the best wishes
of their many friends.
Young People in Accident. -
What 'might hate been a serious ac.
eident ha:ppened to Mr, Arthur
iiyson 1' ttm-
'1 ruckersmith township on
Friday right while driving on No, 4
highway, just north of Kippen. Fia
33, aCe,mliratiied, by Nlise Beryl
'Pfaff and had been spending the ev-
ening at Belgrave and when return-
ing to diensall was run into from be-
hind by a ear driven by NIr.
a 'baker from Zurich. NIr. Willa•rd
w• as accompanied by • 711., ..lunie Cas-
tile of liens:ill. The aseident happen-
ed in front of the fern' of NIr.
Monteith. The Finlayson ear it
into the ditch and after resuming ahotit
5i) feet turned up side down, ,NII -s
Pfaff wa, badly horned by the escap-
ing acid from the battery and was also
badly bruised about the head and
shoulders. 'Mr. Finlay,on sustained a
.eettre shaking up. In the XX Marc; car
711-s tarlile was badly cut by Hying
requiring seven stitches
.1o, the cm, in her neck. They were
taken to the home of N•lr. ;Intl Mr,
NIonteith and :Dr,. atttl Steer
,ramnoned. ,vho gave them. medical
attention and the young ladies were
able to he brought to their homes here
the same night where they are now
Traffic Officer Norman
Lever of t'lititan 11t 31 111e
ik•ne 11 the aceideirt. PL,if,
member of the teaching: staff Of
the lien,atil public school, will he
•'f ti I 1,(1 to her room for several
i r at the ,:t•ltti,t1
t•li TYy Miss Consitt.
e.)-,,• \\exl.S. of the United chard
1.1,1 their N,ocialter r.11
I cnit:,, 4th it. the .4.11ori
r,tttat tint tlittriit, vittertainiw, at.
tiletr Hall,' of the
.'Innt:11 and awn- nit ttn. vv. Ni'.
the pre,iden1 of the VC XIS,,
pt., 1,1, d oiter the openine exercises
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture and 'Household 'Ef-
fects in Egmondrille on Saturday,
Nov. am itt WO pan., consisting of
parlor suite, beds, springs and mat-
tresses, 2 esatentsion tables, 'kitchen
tbk s, oak sideboard, dining room
chair., kitchen chairs, 2 ranges, pic-
tures, dishes, carpenter's tools, .garden
tools, 1 DeLaval cream separator,
almost new, 111 Meiotic 'separator,
lawn mower, 2 ladders and malty inh-
er articles.
Everything, without reserve as ,the
property has been saki.
'Terms cash.
XV. N. Ninechtel, Proprietor; Gro,
H. :Elliott, Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lo the F.state of john Shannon, late
of the nship of IldRillop, in the
County, of Huron, !Gentleman, deceas-
ed. \rho died on or tbout ttte. second
day of Stptenfher, \, D, 1937.
'rake Notice that all persons hai-
ina any claims or demand. against
the e +tale of the thove deceased lutist
forward particulars and proof of same
to the undermentioned Solicitor iltt`
or before the twenty-seventh day of
November nest, after which ,late the
undermentioned ex,•cumrs ,vill pro-
reed1 distribute the tt,fitte 11 ittit
gard ,raly to alto.0 claims which they
shall then late received notice,
1)ated at Seatforth this nib day of
November, ..1.1). 151.37,
111, -,GH
t•-;01.5)MON StILANKO'N
Executors.
Ily their Solicitor,
Elmer 1), Hell, Seaforth, 5 )ntario,'
the elcise of the meeting a dainty
Till1C11 1331:4
ThOr,tlay, iNo‘enther l'tth will be
ob,ttrved a- a local holiday. 'Phere
will he serviee Itt the l'nited Church
at 2.45 a.m. Raw. 11. \, V011115, Rev.
Arthur Sinclair and Rev. A, NI, Hunt
Teeter itili 3SSI,l. Re , tI, F.
Chandler of Kipiten tvill eive thee ad-
dress. N1r,. Young itilt -.Me, a Ado:
0 violin selection by Nliss
X.11.1..N1,. and tim,ic by the choir.
Smith.Stott--
XIonclay. Nov. 8th, in the Unit-
ed t'IntrIch, N1r. ,..klbert
ward Smith of Lraulon, son Of Mr.
and Mrs, Ilarry Smith id liens:ill,
was united it, marriage to Nliss Dor-
othy Stott, daughter of Mrs. 1)ortnity
:R. Slott of 1.ondon. The marriage
ceremony wa, ,ocriormeil Ity Rery,
Sinclair in the presence ,if the imme
diate families. The young conple left
on a trip to Montreal and Eastern
Canada after which they will reside in
London where X1r. Smith ha. charge
of a good ilnsiness.
:\lr. and NIrs. Geo, Conlin., .4 Ha:,
township were recent visitors bele,
with Mr. and Ntre. Geo. Dick.
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How Best to Finish Poultry for
Market
In crate or pen fattening p,;:diry
for market the greatest gains
weight are made on the thinner, tin
der-devel.,pett tltzt ordinarily
grade "C" for Retelling and fiat if sold
straight off the range. Snail birds
should make steady gains net 10 three
weeks feeding. If the birth; are in
good -halm and reasonably fat tv-hen
placed in ;the crates a short"
ing period may lie need.
'Phe average increase in in
normal crate' feeding ehould niare
than pay for the feed. The increased
returns from imoro,entent itt grade
additittnal profit. Some g.routtd grains,
such at. corn and wheat, are. better
than others hitt any grains the fann-
er may hal,' arc snitable. Small and
mmarketable potatoes, cooked and
ma -bed. are economical and fidd Pal-
atability tn, any ratitio. Ttliey also help
to product; white fat. Milk in anv
form 1. de,iraftic.; ;Is may he used
if milk 14 not as,riaille. The additiot
of mutton tallow oi alll animal fat P
the ratite e ill it -levees, ,the prortorthe,
!of fat en the 11111,11,11 CaCC3,S,
Lit rizneriments :it the Ce
perimental Farm, ottaea, addi-
tion of 15 per cent ground oyster
inereased both feed consump-
tion and gain by acs per rent. Crate
feedings of cepen F., was al foetid to
in, definitely sruntrior to pelt fattening.
FARMERS ATTENTION
"COLDER WEATHER IS
COMING"
'We have a splendid selection of
Winter Fuel for you,
Hy -Grade "Alberta Lump" Coal
....... at $10.20 per ton
Hamilton Coke, No, 1 quality
$11.20 per ton
"Pennsylvania Anthracite"
stove or nut size, $12.20 per ton
These prices apply tel elf ,onmni-
ers. hauling tittle own
"Hard Coal prices will be higher
in December"
All Price Cash
The SEAFORTH FARMERS'
CLUB
J. H. Scott, Secretary.
AUCTION SALE
01 Farm Stock and Implements be -
bulging to Robert Dingdale at Lot 1,
Concession 2, Stanley !Twp., 14 miles
west of 1<ippen on Saturday, Nov.
.10th at le.:30
Horses -1 spring colt,
Ca,htle-11 Shorthorn cow w year,
old supposed to 'be in calf; 1 Short-
horn COW -I years old, due in May; 1
Shorthorn heifer due in May; 1 red
grade cow 4 years old, freshens in
May; 1 •b,la,ck cow 43 years otd, due in
Mardi; 1 red g,rade.haifer bred Sept.
3rd, ...\11 these cows are 'bilking.
11' yearling steer; 5 .spring calves; 1
calf 6 weeks old.
:Pigs '20 chunks of pigs; 1 sow clue
about Noy. ,20th.
Imp•leinents,-4 Deering hinder 7 fi.
cut: 1 11,ecring, mower .6 ft, cm; 1
Frost & XVood 12 -hoe cultivator,
sPring tooth; 1 set 4 section diam•ond
Itarrtmvs; 1: steel drran land roller;
bean sculTler and puller combined;
hay rake; seed drill, 12 hoot .1 farm
waxon; 1 ir, in axle wagon; 1 1111Y
rack; set bob sleighs; 11. 'cutter; 1
seuffler. 2 walking plows; Fordsoe
plow 1 1 Clinton fanning mill witth
full set of •seives including clov-
er; scales, 20110 lbs.; 28 -foot ladder•
bag truck; 2 wooden gates; 11 set
double team harness; 1 set single
miss; horse collars; halters: 3 set,
donbletrees and neck yokes; wras's
-''der: block and tackle; several log-
ging chains; saws, grindstone, cistern
8 -barrel galvanized sap tank:
1 large sap pan; iron mgar kettle;
1.50 sap pails with spiles; 5 gal. ,yrnp
can and ;several 1 gal. cams: WO sound
seek.; 1 hay fork; 200 blish. mixed
feed; about 1410 thus. yellow Intermed-
iate mangels; forks, shovels, pails
w (eaten barrel and 0 Wife rous ',mall
articles.
ll'onte Comfort range; 1 large cher-
ry 01.1ele: 1 Congoleuin rug, 0x 1111,;,.
IC von thin 5 will he sold without re-
Prerms--eash.
t4', H. Elliott. Auctioneer; 14th'
ert 'I -ibis -dale, Proprietor.
TWO AUCTION SALES
At Cambert Salesyards, Strathroy.
On SIAT1.1141/11, Nov. Ileb, 3.511
1INV.11) C....Afr'r LE, incintling 2011
Choice Nfixed Steers, thalance
I toilers, Stock ron and Cali it-,
It-,tttl run of 'Mixed Pig, '011 \ Al)-
N'ESI/V1'. Nov. 17th, 75 TIOIRSI;S
beeredine 40 Very Choke SIP -Mite
l'5 N'oung 'Werkhorses. broken;
211, Ones, Twos and Threes. Trucks to
deliver. Terms Cash. Inquiries, Phone
274, Strathroy, A. U. McAlpin, Atte-
tioneer.
FOR SALE
1:9311' Chevrolet coach in first
class condition, also it new- top huggY
and light wagon. Front the estate of
Sive late 'Alfred Anstin. Apply to Mrs.
.11fred ,.1nstin, Varna, Ont.
LOST
\, barrack, and
Office a pocket hook with a sort ref
money. Will finder please leave at
Post Office.
WANTED
To bay a frame garage, at once.
Write D. Cronin, St, Colunthan.
Phone '22 - 17, Dublin central,
' TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COURT OF REVISION The first meeting- of the Court of
Revision for hearing appeals against
the As,cs,ment Roll for 11937 of the
Town of Seaforth witll be heicl in the
neinteil Chamber, Seaforth, on Tinirs-
;lay, Nov. 25tt,, t 1) o'clock p.m,
D. H. WIT -SON, Clerk,
Seaforth. Nov. /110, 1,937.
IVIEETTN•G OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
Tbe next meeting of the Huron
Cr.traty Council will be held in the
Council Chambers. 'Goclerich, com-
mencing Tnes,day. November 161,
1937. at 2 p.m. All accounts, not•ice-
of deputations, applications and ten-
ders shatild he in the hands of the
Clerk by November 116d-11, 1937,
3. 74. R}OBER.TS,
County Cleric, Goderich;
Outstanding C sh Values
Weiners, 2 lbs. 33c
Bologna, 2 lbs 25c
Sausage, 2 lbs. 33c
GRADE A LARGE EGGS
40c dozen
Trade only
Large 17 oz. Bottle Vanilla 29c
2 lbs, Shortening 25c
2 lbs. Lard 27c
Big 50 Poultry Concentrate
per cwt. 4,00
Sure -Gain Hog Concentrate
per cwt. 3,00
Prairie Rose Flour, per cwt 3.75
King Edward Flour
per cwt. 3.49
Men's Rubber Boots
per pair 2.90
Men's Laced Rubber Boots
per pair 1.85
BROOMS, each 19e
W. J. Finnigan
1111119=111.1....MBIMIS•60. alliMassur
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
Successor to john H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of James McQueen who
passed away N,oventher lib, 111936,
Farewell, dear Husband, thy ;work is'
Tn.:, willing hands will toil no more,
A loving Father, kind and trite,
Nn nine on earth we miss like yaw
-Sadly missed 'by his \\lie and
RFtmily.
NOTICE
l'At14 parties have CM W teethon
the roads of "reekersmith, during year
119'37, must have their account for the
work dame, in.the hands of the ,Road
Sup!,, R. 11/alrymp•le, Eippen No. 3.
by ,November 2111h, if they W141 pay-
ment therefor.
415 D. F. McGRIEIGOR, Clerk,
PROPERTY FOR SALE
desirable property on Main St.,
tlegruouthille, consisting of seven
room frame house with 'hard and soft
water and hydro, half an acre of laud.
and stable and her: h 01.1Se, 'Possession
Nov. 20111. Corner lot. \Tilly at The
Ne w-,' Itice,
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WANTED
A number tif cattle ;or winttr :feed-
ing; lots of feed tit 15 water. Wolliti
engage help to attend to them. Ni
ply t1 sing 4 I len tall central.
PULLETS FOR SALE
24 Rock millets, laying, ',IX 111011111,
old, for sale. Mrs. Jake 11'erni, EL;
mondville.
FARM FOR SALE
\vot...htnit Inn acre farm on 4High-
003 near town, price ,lifty-live hund-
red. half cash. ;Apply at News
NOTICE
The 01phi-signed Will keep on Lre,
17, Ceti 3, Meliillop, a yourt4 York,
shire boar, this hog being pnrehased
atthe ,O.A.C, sale, Guelph, being
among the high priced trnes, 11 isire
was imported in /.lb: his clam also
imp. A limited nunither of sows can
'be bred, ntreferablv young ones. Three
young sows Inc sale, just bred. John
Nolan, 'Phone ;31 r 144, Seaforth,
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AGENTS WANTED
Best po,,ible proposittion to offer
active men with ambition t, t forge
ahead. Line of 20!) daily necessities.
Reserved territories. Cosh Terms. Nt
Risk !Plenty of genuine chances for
smecess, independence, sure living
Over 71311 satisfied dealers now...AX111
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Seaforth, Ont.
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office 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
FARMS FOR SALE
• 'Two grass farms, 75 acres, Si lot
It.), con. 1,1,, Xlcisi'ill'opt and 50 acres,
$1./... lot 19, con. 2, Ifibbert, always
plenty of water. The late Charles and
Margaret Holhein Estate. Apply to
Mrs, Richards, apposite Seaforth Col-
legiate.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Frame house, 8 rooms, cement foun-
dation, electric lights, barn and six
lots, adapted for market ,gardening.
Oharles Holbein Rstate. Apply to
Mrs. Richards, own-A:Ile 'Collegiate.
CIDER MILL
Will make Cider and Apple Batter
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
,Friday of each meek during 011taber
and November. Cider Mill located tin
the street leading to the ,Golf Conrse,
West Ward, Mitchell, Fred Renwick,
Proprietor. Terms cash.
ESTRAYED
Strayed on tLot al, Coil. 9, Me
Killop, two weeks ago, a York sow.
Owner may have same by proving
property and ,paying expenses. Henry
F. Bettermann, R.R. '11, Dublin. 45
FUR LINED COAT FOR SALE
A gentleman's .fter lined coat, about
4t11 or -14, good condition. Apply at
The News office.
GRAIN AND BEANS WANTED
I am buying grain and beans for
Mr. Thatnp,on of Hensel!. For prices
call 1615 r 4, Sam Chesney, Staiurth,
a ge n t for Pennsylvania oils and
greases.
FOR SALE
Vire choice York pigs ready to
wean; registered York hog, 1 year
otd, "Wildwood"; 1 good year old
,Percheron colt; d year old Holstein
heifer. Harold Penhale, Bayfield, Ont.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Nine room house on Victoria Street.
!garage, two lots, hen house, Phone
3304 or write P.O. Box 402.
LUMBER FOR SALE
Second 'hand lumber and 3x4 scant-
ling and hardwood flooring. Harry
Kiehne, R.R. No, 11, Bornholm Ont.
Phone .512 r
APPLES FOR SALE
StPY apples for sale. Phone '6212-24,
;Fred 1:11cCiymont, Varna,
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