The Seaforth News, 1926-10-28, Page 51-IURSDAY,•OCTOBER 28; 1926.
THE SEAFORTH .NEWS
L+DOK AT THE CUT '
of Meat ygy are buying and see if
it ,hes the'color and the appear -
ate of fresh;; tender,: juicy, whole-
t?ome beef. ..Dont buy it if it is
string, dry, dark, full of tendons.
You get quality cuts here. It is
better to pay us a few cents a
Bound• more and get meat you can
eat enjoyably.
H.,•
STEWART
Phone 58 Seaforth
Your Butcher.
i
D. H. McInnes
Chiropractor
Of 'Wingham, will be at the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Monday and Thursday After-
noons in future.
Diseases of all all kinds success-
fully. treated.
Electricity used
Want and For Sale' a'd's, 1 week 25e
White
Red & '�c1� t
ha :n Stores
Our Specials for :week starting
October 29th
N$arsh Mellow Homemade lb, 39c
English Toffee's, per lb. 40c
King Oscar Sardines, 2 tins 26c
Sonune Naptha Soap, 5 bars 26c
(1 Box Soap Flakes Free)
Hold -it -Fast, for,inending every-
thing 5c
Free with . Qrde'rs 0.00 J over
A Reference. Card and Memo Pad
(One to each cuetolner)
?hone
s J. S
RpS tib'oat
W. M. Stewart Phone 77
If its groceries we have thele.
W. J. Walker Om
UNDERTAKING
--and—
EMBAt..ttIINOr
` Motor or Horse Equipment.
W. j. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished,
Night or day phone 67.
CREAM GRADING
The purchasing of Creast according to grade became
law on May 1st.
Your cream graded here by under
Governmentnt
supervision and we guarantee you the best of service.
All our grading is checked by the Department of
Agriculture. .
Aim to send Specials and No. 1 grade cream,
Send or deliver your cream at least twice a week and as
direct as possible.
All cream'graded as soon as we receive it.
Creamery Open Saturday Nights.
Seaforth Creamery Co. Seaforth," Out.
SEAFORTH CAFE
s
REGULAR DINNER 40c
Meals and Quick Lunches at all hours Prompt Service
BISSET'S ICE j CREAM
Sodas, ` Soft Drinks, Chocolate Bars, Cigarettes, etc.
PERCY HOWE Prop,
'
Fruits and
Vegetables
At all prices to meet your needs
RHUBARB
RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
SPINACH
TABLE RAISINS
HEAD LETTUCE
CELERY
CAULIFLOWERS
TOMATOES
SHELLED 'ALMONDS
6®c
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ij;TQTopicsJ '
'. „rll�"w�lww.liPr.��Mar.•:iinp'.
Mrs, 'Geo. 'Wein: intends leaving
early in November to spent the win-
-ter with her daughter, etfrs, (+D'r.)
Latimer, Anderson, South' Carolina.
(,;linton`News4Record: Mr. Alex.
Butler has taken a ppsition in 'Sea -
forth and will move his family there.
We are sorry to lose Mr. and ,Mrs.
Butler, but their friends wish' them
well in their new -Moine. Mr. (Butler
will be missed in 'the' field 'of 's'port,
he being an enthusiastic 'baseball
player,
The Misses Best left on Sunday for
Tbronto,where they will reside. They
were accompanied 'by Mr. J. H. 'Best,
who 'returned on Monday.
Mr, and 'Mrs. John IModeland, Mrs.
Seri. Sillery and ']Vtis's Martha John-
ston '.returned on ' Tuesday of last
week, after attending the funeral of
the late (Mrs, Wm. Lockhart, 'Wind
'Exeter Times: Miss Alice Kedwell,
of Sarnia, is visiting for a fest' days
with Mis's M. Jones. On 'Sunday Miss
Jones, ,Miss Kedwell and Miss Alice
Handford motored to 'Seaforth toed
visited with Miss I. 'Johnston.
;Mrs. L. T. DSLacey leaves in a
couple of weeks to spend the winter
in Toronto.
A social evening will' be held in the
parish hall of. St..Thomas' church on
Thursday, October 28th, to which all
rtnefisbers of the congregation are
cordially invited.
;Mr. Leslie Scott is in Brantford for
a couple of weeks: -
(The Misses Love, of Toronto, were
week -end guests at their home in
Egmondville.
'her. and Mrs. A. Sparks are spend-
ing a few days -in London.
Mrs, Ballantyne and son Archie, of
Brussels, were guests at the hone of
udIrs, W. Broadfoot.
Mr and Mrs. E. W. Burch, of
Memphis, Mich.; Mr. James McNee
and 'Miss .Florence McNee, of Lon-
don, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson,
ef'Goderich, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and ;Mrs, W. G.
Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. 11:Ve Ii., Tribute, of
Hamilton,are guests at the h tine of
Mrs L. . IDeLacey,
'Miss Alva Graves lett this week
for Detroit,
Mr. and ,Mrs. McPherson, 'of Kirk-
ton,":are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Hugh 'Wright..
Mrs, W 'Gillespie spent Sunday in
Brussels.
Mr. and' Mrs. W, Richards, of
Strat-
ford, spent Sun
<a5 with
Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Stewart.
hltrs, A. J. McKay, of 'Godericlt,
was the guest of (Mrs. T. Swat
Smith.
Mrs, J. F. ;Daly is,visiting her siste
in 'Hamilton,
Mrs. Weekes and daughter Frances
of Toronto, are guests' at the hom
of Dr. Mackay.
Mrs. Stratton and 'Mrs. Walker, o
Tillsonurg, were guests" at the hom
of Mrs. F.,Anderson.
Mrs. 'Hagerman, of Toronto, ,i
visiting her daughter, Mrs, J. E. Keat
ing.
Miss Annie Molyneaux , of Dublin
visited i\Ifss Lavada Rising on Theirs
day.
Mrs. Andrew(fltiet Preston, visited
,friends in torrid,
'Mrs. Fred lwiss, of Brantford, ant
Mrs. J. Grimmer, of Ayr, were guests
at the .home of Mrs. A, 'MeGavin,
Mr, James L, Murray and his dau-
ghter, Miss ittrgaret air. and Mrs.
Frank Murray, Mr. and hers. A. Mur-
ray, of Hamilton, spent 'Sunday with
IMr,, and Mrs. J. J. 'fluff, Miss Janet
Ciuff returned with them. -
the Lions euchre and dance on
Thursday evening last was one of
the most successful events of that
nature ever held in Seaforth, both in
attcnclance and enjoyment. The
winners at euchre were ladies Mrs.
Louts Kahle; lone hands, Mrs, C. - D.
•Iaigh; consolation, Mrs. W. W.
Robinson. Gentlemen, Mr, Farsytli;
one 'hands, Ro'bt, Archibald; consol-
tion, Mr.,Riley.
Mr. Ross •IMurdie, of ,McKillop, is
onfined to bed with measles.
'Messrs. Gordon Hays and Warren
luieot, of 'Detroit, visited their per-
ms over Sunday,.
Mrs. Wm. 'McMichael, who visited
Ir. and Mrs. McKinney,
of
Guelph,
nd'1Ir. and. Mrs:`Chittenden, of 'Co•
onto, returned on Saturday.
Mrs. 'W, E. Southgate, Jr,: and
hildren returned ncd fron lfanitawan-
rg. on Wednesday, where. they were
kiting her Mother, Mrs McT-eocl.
The Misses Cresswell are visiting
Irs. I' Berry in Toronto'thin week.
Dr. Ross Savange spent a few' days
'Toronto.
'Mrs. W. Sclater i$ visiting her dau-
later, Mrs, E. Lawson' in A tburn.
t
Mrs. J. Twiss is' in Saskatoon at -
ending th
t g e funeral, of her son, the
to Mr. Lot'ne Twis's, wlno was kill-
cf last' week- when his automobile
truck a telephone pole. Tie ' died
ithout regaining consciousness. Mr.
Cnwiss left here en 1912 and is sureived
y his wife acid one soot
;Ver. J. Quail is in Tayistocl: reliev-
g at ,the C. I I2, station.
\h 9• J. H. IBroadfoot has retuned
r•oun 'spending a few 'weeks with her
Stele 'Mrs. J:. Cline, in 'Toronto.
Mrs,
Albert' Dundas, t s of McKillop,
as ntrcinase 1 residence
i c the esuleuce 'vacated
s the Mis -s
y se. ,McLellan who • 1 v
\ to e
oved into aperements above iA1i. J.
sllespie's store.
-Mr. and Mrs. 'fames T. Scott and
nildretn left 'here on Tuesday for
Tinelsor,,,where they will in'•'.-ftrtpre
side.
•Mr. and (Mrs, 'Nfelvut Clark and
tifrr W 'Clark, of Varna..spent Sun -
ay with"Mr. and iMi•s,'W,,FFee..
,int', and Mars. 'II,. Wiibe
c 'spent
fenclay in Brussels;
Mrs. Fred Lang, of Detroit, is here;
teudiing tlne funeral of her sister-i.in-
w, \Zys E:13arnett.
lvfiss Sadi 'Hart i
e t s vi itis 1+
...@ s . g... eta 5t;,-'
t ' Mrs; 'G• 'Carters. iu Mount'Brid•ges.
Mt and ',Mrs, JosI Denis are visit -
g the tatter's. parents,,Mr.:,and .lfcx
I1Vbisse Norma :Muir and; Miss` A,
Smith spetift a few days to Lpnlio;t afr
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he of of rs• I ' ar
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tMr G: D "Fergustln iS !slowing', into
�MtsI'Hargan's .house ori Godericls st
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Mrs. M. Flanagan has ,gone to 5)e
-trort.
Ilefe.lAudrew• Lane, of .Detroit, was
a week -end visitor at the h e`-
om of
.his parents,Mr. and 'Mrs, Tom Lane.
"BRUCFFILD,
Air, and M. Rdss Scott have 'mov-
ed to their new home, the house for-
merly occupied 'by the late Duncan
MacDpnald,
IBruceflsld United' Church is prepar-
ing for the- celebrating of the fiftieth
anniversary of the opening of the
new • Church 'built after the Union of
1875, . Sunday next, October 31st, • is
the day set for these special 'services
end the Re*, William Beattie, 'D+D,,
C.M.G., of 'Fsrst Church, London:le
`to ibe the special preacher for the
bccasion,' The congregation -.is ex-
tending 'a cordial invitation to all
Who would care to join: them in ccle-
brating •this ' s6bilee occasion to be
present at one or'bgth of the services
'on:•the coming Sunday,
IMIs's I. Scott left- for London last
week 'to take a position.
Mrs, Harrison, on heyeway borne
from the West last week, was met by
'Mr. Frank Aiketnhead in Toronto,
where they were married, ,They re-
turned to their (tome: on the 2nd of
'Stanley on Thursday night.'
uAdr. and Mrs. Duncan _hikeuhead
spent the week -cud with friends in
'London,
'Mr, .and ,.Mrs. Geo. R. Taylor an-
nounce the. engagement of 'their eldest
daughter, Letitia Lillian, to Mr. C. J.
A.ikcnitead, of 'Bruceffield. The mar-
riage is to take place this month.
A number of the young people
drove; over to'Bayfield to (tear the de-
b tet,.. Resolved that Party 'Govern-
ment Should be Abolished." The a£-
fu native was taken by Mr. George
Knight and Miss Annie Mustard,
Brucefteld; the negative by '1fr. Colin
Campbell attd 'Mr. Gordon Mchenzie.
of Bayfield. Judges were Ret. Mr,
'Bremner and (Rev. M". Kennedy and
Miss Welsh. They decided in favor
of the affirmative, We congratulate
our young people as' it is the lirst time
they have debated, while Bayfield
young people have 'been debating -for
several years.
'Word has recently been received
that _hiss Eva Stackhouse passed her
entrance examinations with honors,
instead of the "pass" standing- previ-
ously credited to her. Congratula-
tions.
TUCKERSMITH
Mr. Peter Simpson visiterl at the
hon f Air. an 'Mrs. Robert D i•*
too d o
on 'Sunday last.
Mr. '.Cecil Pullman visited at the
tonic of his friend, Mr. John Doig.
' Miss Laura Taylor spent the week-
end at the home of her mother, Mrs;
r John Taylor. '
IUr. and Mrs. t t
li.. \, I t
Andrew I austu
, visited at the home of Mr. end l rs.
a -George !Bell.
Miss 'Madeline Bell turd het•''broth-
f er "William Bell, spent a few days at
e the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George :Bell
s tMr. Angus Kennelly secured first
,prize at the,•ploughing match held at
Exeter. Mr. Robert Doig secured
third prize while Mr. Robert Tyndall
secured first in .his class. Tucker -
smith is proud of her ploughmen.
'Ms's. Wei. 'Bell, of 'lfoncrieff. spent
'the week-encl at the. home of Mr. j,
I McKay, nth concession,,
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KIPPEN,
6,1r, and llrs. Thos. Dayman and
children spent the -week -end visiting
Airs. Daynnur ;brother in Stratltray.
\Liss Ethel \\arrener, of London,
who has 'been \ isitiitg eer' gum Mrs.
T. Dayman for the past week return-
ed to London •ou 'Saturday.
11f7. James 11c\aughtot visited his
brother Robert, Who is. teaching iu
'f. h uneefcnrd over the weekend.
Mr. and 11ts, Robert Dayman Sect
Mr. James •Dayman visited Mr. and
tri. Geo. Squires, of Granton, on
Sunday last.
Threshing is the order of the day
Mr. \Vett. •McGregor is busy .finishing
up for the season.
111r. James .Dayman is hawing 0 sake
of farm, farm stock and implements
Nov. 10th. As it is a good farm and
good stock. the 'beet et prices ehould
is realized. -
\[r and Mrs. Herbert Glazier and
Isnuly„of 'Stratford were visitors at
hL. and Mrs 'I'houtts Butts,'
\I r,
and M,'s. B.. D. Field spent the
week -end with his father atI net
Btirw ell.
lliny attended the anniversary Ser -
Vices at PIillsgreeu on• Sunda} last.
Mr: ;Wilfred Mettle, and ;Margaret
received the sass ictus of the deals of
their aunt at Wrdxetcr.• They attend-
ed the funeral on' "Monday,' -
VARNA.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '11eAsh,, of Lon-
don, spent 'Sunday with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Weekes.
Several from the vicinity took in
the fowl supper' in Bayfield Tuesday
night.
•Owing to the absence of the res-
ter of St. John's Church the service
was taken by Mr. Appleyard, student
oT :Herm' College.
Mr. Ecl. Ward, . one of our Stanley.
eld' boys who has been away for
several years, rammed •rhome to his
tome to
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is to •
• With. his .t r. on the
spr.nd�the atmtet
old homestead.
• ;Mr. C. ,Wiley, who has been in De-
troit during the Sunnier, is spending,
his holidays at, the home of -his Sister,
IMts \W' :Reed. '
Mies Easily Beatty returned to
London Monday :to :resu.tne'her• duties:
Mr. acid Mrs. Jas. Wanless returned
to their :home one day last week.
'Airs. W.- Johnston'is ,spending a few
days with relatives .i,n• l'orointo,
HIBBERT.
The council asset on Oct. 2011,. Mem-
bers all .present. 'Minutes of. last
meeting read and:.conlrned., .Orders
e
w re' issued: on the treasu'rer amount -
ting to $13$5,23, The council then ad-
jotrned to meet on Wednesday the
'2nci clay iii. Novantb);e`Jt at i, o'clock,Clericordan,
', WINTHROP,
the, Ladies' Aid and Missionary.
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'Mrs. A •Roes Wednesday afternoon,
No -Vet -saber 3rd.• '
IDr. McMaster a missionary of; >n-
dia, addressed the Missionary Thank
-
offering meeting in Cavell church on
Tuesday afternoon. Her hone •is at
St. Marys and she has, 'spent ,twenty-
three years in India.:. Her address
was ,most interesting,
;Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw, of .Blyth,
visited Mr, sand Mrs, 'W. ''C. Bennett
on 'Monday.
(Mies Mary Calder, nurse of Wel-
land hospital, spent the week -end
with,'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
old Calder,
NORTH.-,MeKUL' LOP..
Messrs, Thomas, Leeming and Tito
atlas 'Storey have been around collect-
ing in aid of the Upper Canada (Edible
Society and met with fair success,
Mrs. Underwood, of Waterdown,
was -visiting her father, 'Mr. 3. J. Ir-
vine, 'The latter, who was suffering'
from a severe cold and 'bronchitis, is
now, somewhat improved.
• 'It is a 'bad season for getting work
done owing to cold and 'wet weather,
There is very little -fall ploughing
done yet, and the apples are mostly
unpicked,'
'.Che school house in Section 9 has
beets made over at a 'cost of over a
thousand dollars, and 'Bethel church
Inas been improved at an expense of
some hundreds of dollars. The excel-
ent'Ladies' Aid has given generously"
towards the latter project.
We were hopiug\that there would.
be. no Provincial election this year,
'but 11 is conning, with the 'platform of
the present Government made public.
There is''hard'ly`a doubt 'but that they
will 'be returned to power as a major-
'ty of the people are sick and tired of
existing conditions.
STA -FFA.
'Mr. and Mrs. Will, Cannp•belt of
London, called on il'tr. and Mrs. 'Geo.
Butson Saturday.
/Hrs, (Rev.) Jones aitd son Lang-
ford, have returned home after spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Jones' ra-
ther at Sarnia.
'Mrs. Jos, Norris is visiting with her
daughter, 'Mrs. N. Mitchell, of Cen-
tralia,
MMr, John Sadler made a business
trip to 'London one day last 'week.
_Miss M. Guest, tier, A. Newnan
and Mr. •\fir. Harding spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. Jas. iMiller. Mrs,
Harding and babe, who have been
spending a few days with her aunt,
Airs. Miller, %returned home with
them.
The ntenn'bers of the united -Church
are holdingg a missionary
banquet in
the hallF
n Friday tday evening. Mr. Geo.
Stanley, of Lucau, will be the speaker
of the evening.
Airs. P. James has returned to her
home in ' Mitchell after spending a
eruple of weeks with 6Jrs, H. Ternple.-
uta tt.
Mr. and Mrs. N. 9litchell, 'C'entral-
ia, visited 155 the vicinity Sunday.
The fowl supper at 'Cromarty was
well attended Friday night.
HILLSGREEN,
'Mr. S.'McCliuclaey and sister, of
Blyth, spent the week -end at the
home of 'Mr. Chas. 'Stephenson.
Mr. George Step.hcnspn, of 'Walk-
erton, ,spent Sunday at the home of
his parents. .lir: •Robert Stephenson.
1f r. Eldon. Jarrott has returned
home after visiting in:Michigan.
Atr. and Mrs. James Anderson and
\Miss Myrtle Roy, of Alba, Michigan,
spent a day recently visiting her. and
'Mrs. James Jarrott and Mr. and .lfrs,
Wilson Carlile,
The choir held their annual fowl
supper in the basement of the church
Monday evening, Oct. 25th. -After
sitting down to a well laden table of
fowl and good things, the evening
was spent in games and contests. The
most enjoyable event of the evening-
was
veningwas t,be Yes and No". contest, which
causer t lot of laughter. The evening
closed by singing Auld Lang Syne.
ALMA.
'Airs. W. H. Jamieson spent the
week: end with her mother in Clin-
on
;Messrs. 3. and C. Cooper and A.
Dile are •busy packing apple.. in God-
erich to,
Mr. and:Mrs. I G, llcdd, of Clin-
ton; were visitors here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ILugill spent Sun-
day with Constance friends.
?t[r. and 1Trs.- Chas. 'Watson and
family, of Londesboto, were recent
visitors
herr.
Mr, Jpltn Jannieeon is contenting'•
and renovating his stables this week.'
STANLEY.
()tie of 'Slaule,v township's
residents passed away at the hr
is son in'hitchencr ort Sunda}
Oct-
ober 17th, in "the person of
4cotchmct', who was at the
letioii of his 87th year. Ile had
cue with his"son a week before,
for a little visit, and his death
unexpectedly after a few hour
r v Aft. dcotchmer had Spent
v all his life in Stanley totvnsh
1s :born at Liin•y St. -Edward;
c�, England, but cane;• out as
had u( fourteen. the only member
is family to come to Canada,
nine to his uncle, who hadt�
ere, and here he remained.
growing la manhood he mottos
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they lived y
many years' n
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which farm they lett to their sr
Scotchmcn, in 7912, audmoy
Clinton: Mrs. iScotchincr c
t%13 and 051 the marriage
congest da ;Mr. scot
tent back to the farm and sine
had resided among his children
Year, on his 86t1i'blrthclay, he h
misfortune to fall and fractttt
hip. accident tt 1.cpC lyim
bed for several ytcr;lcs and
sought he would never fully re
but he did;. so 'filly tlaat he
alk about without the use of
and often walked out to the
where sonyva's working. II
out and cast his vote on Sept.He had been le itstta} health when
went to T�itchencr brut. when
auk ill he could not snug
oldest
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Ladies'
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in White or : Green Gold, from '
10.00 u
Gents'
Pocket Cket WatChes
$2,00' lip
Rings, Chains, Clocks
Pen.
Cuff Links,� •
tc.etc
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'Buy here and save money. .
Expert watch, clock and jewelleryremain*
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el?a.11ttil*
Service.
J.
A. WESTeOTT
Watc
fimaker and jeweler;
Opposite W. A. Crich's.
We Know i How
to make
Ladies' and Gentlemen's •Clothing
or to: alter your
Old Styles to Present Fashions
also
Expert
Repairing and Pressing :
E.W. GATEMAN
BBN=141JR.
The Special 'Milverton
Flour
We Have it—Give it a rebut Aeo.
Ground Screenings jehop of Fill Kinds
C. G. THOMSON
GRAIN DEALER(
PHONE 25
Your Auto Needs
Winter 'Storage, Charging and Repairing for all makes
of Batteries.
A complete line of most called for parts of various
cars.
Now is the time to have your car overhauled
Give us a call and see how reasonably it can be repaired, grassed
and cleaned.
Dealer in New and Used Cars,
Agent for Chr sler Four and Six Cylinder der Cara
.
Regier's r�
e s gyp
PHONE 167W. '
against it. 31r. Scot chtne.t' was a quiet,
unassuming roan, lie was a member
of Trinity Anglican church, 'Bayfield.
He is survived by a family of three
daughters and five sons: Mrs. Wil-
liam Heard, !Bayfield, -Mrs. James
1?orter,'Goderich; Mrs, 'Myron Butler,
Goctericlt township, John, Robert and
William, of Stanley township, Alfred,
of Craik, Sask., and Fred of Kitch-
ener. 'Che eldest of the 'family, Mrs.'
A. Townshend; stied last year, her
funeral 'being held just one year prior
to -the death of her :father. The re-
mainswere 'browg ht home for inter-
ment, the w
h ftg P
nteral talon tace. f
coin
,
hcolchntcr,
' W. S
Le home of Mrs. ti . J
Bronson line, on Tuesday afternoon
to Baylnelcl cemetery. The Rev. F. II.
Paull conducted the services at house
and graveside and the pallbearers
were four sons of the deceased, John,
Robert. Frcd and Will.
HOG SHIPMENTS.
For week ending Oct. 14, 1921.
Seaforth—Total 24, select Bacon 3,
thick smooth 20.
Brucefield—Total .35, select 'bacon
19, 'thick smooth 13.
Walton—Total 85. select 'bacon 12,
thick •smtiootin 49; heavies 14, •shop
hogs, 7.
'Huron County ---Total 1,242, sel-
ect
.bacon 389, thick einootli 711),
heavies 60, extra heavies 1, shop
hogs 56, lights 0;
NOTICE
Ladies'
Hairdresser
will be at the
Deni'
lSOII
Pail ,
clan
Barber
Shop
(Successors to W, W. Robin-
son)
Every T
ileSil''
Phone 125 1`02`
appointments
loll
eci''
Ia st. ill • ' 1VIai'C `
e11tn
S,
massaging, '?;h,ampooirtg and
hair cutting.