The Seaforth News, 1945-12-13, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS
HENSALL
Tie stores in Hensel]. will remain
sda afternoon Dec,
,
19th,
• on Wednesday
Saturday evening,' De22nd
and Monday evening, Dec. 24th,
Pte. Lawrence Baynham who ar-
rived hone from overseas on the
Queen Elizabeth after four years
service is spending a 30 day .fur-
lough at his horse here with Mrs.
Baynham, Bobbie and Jimmie,
Mrs. W. B. Cross is spending a
few days in London owing to the
illness of her daughter, Miss Goldie
Cross, R -N., who is confined to St.
Joseph's Hospital with an attack, of
pneumonia.
The many friends of Mr. George
Parker of Chiselhur'st tell' be pleas-
ed to hoar he is recovering from his
serious illness of pneumonia.
The W,M.S, of the United Church
held their regular Thankoffering
service on Sunday morning in the
Hensall' United Church. The special
speaker was Mr. Smillie, missionary
on furlough from India, who de-
livered a most inspiring message.
The Girls' Dance Club are spon-
soring their annual Christmas dance
on Friday evening, Dec. . 21, with
music by Cliff Gordon's band of
Stratford. Following is a report of
the money made by the Dance Club.
last year. Boys' overseas boxes,
$100.00; Chinese War Relief Fund,
$50,00;Boys' overseas boxes, $25,-
00; Institute for the blind, $50.00;
War Service Committee, $50,00:
Hensall Red Cross $200.00; ,Salva-
tion Army, $60.00; Xmas cheer
British children, $25.00 War Mem-
orial Hospital children, $25.00:
total $000.00;
Reeve R. E. Shaddick re-elected
reeve of Heneall by acclamation is
aspiring for the office of warden of
i-rar•on County. having had nine
years in the County Council. Victors
P Faleoner, present reeve of Clinton
-silo is seeking re-election in his
sewn has been -mentioned rs an op -
of Reeve Sh rdrliele
-seise Norma Cook of London
-ese= the weekend at the hone of
e. t er'e ntc. Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Cook.
Mrs. 9Iac Gra er of London ri is
r.i in Friday with her narents. Mr.
and Mrs. I. W. 'Itonthron.
Mission Circle Meets
Mies Margaret Shepherd was
o tene at her home on Monday
'ti ening to the Mission Circle of the
1-nited Church with Mies Edna
Saunclercock, co -hostess and presid-
ing over the following program,
which opened with the "Theme
Song" and "0 Come all ye Faith-
ful," followed by the Lord's prayer
in unison Scripture, Luke 2, 8-14
was read by Mrs Pearl Stephen.
:he devotional ''Keeping the Christ
in Christmas" was taken by Mrs. H.
McLarnon, Minutes read, Each mem-
ber answered the roll call by pre
senting a Xmas gift. The gifts will
ins- forwarded to the "London Or-
phanage." `Hark the Herald Angels
,Sing" was .ung and the topic "The
real spirit of Christmas" was very
hlc and intereetingly told by Miss
M. Ellis, Business ss d,- e ue sed, It was
disclosed that a Junior Mission Circle
is being. formed, therefore, in future
e Mission Circle will change to an
Evening Auxiliary, Election of ifii-
ts resulted as follows; President,
Air.', B. Kyle; ; 1=t vice. fres. 3Irs. P.
McNaughton, 2nd ie -Pic : , Mrs.
H Hyde; Seel, ilia Iarbara llieh•
is trees„ Miss Margaret Glenn;
Pies. reporter, Mrs.Hedden pianist,
Miss Gladys Luker; Social cog Clrs,
H McLarnon: Friendship corn„ Miss
Violet McClymont Mrs. Shaddick,
Mies Gladys Luker, llrs. Carl Pass-
more, The treasurers report was
read. The ,livening Auxiliary will
hold their January meeting at the
hone of Mies Edna Saundercock..
Offering received. 4lisses Margaret
Shepherd and Edna Sanndereock vol-
unteered to pack the assortment of
gifts and send them' to the Protest-
ant Orphanage in London. 'Silent
Night" was ;ung and the Mizpah
Benediction repeated. A social hotu
followed,
Arnold Circle
The annual meeting of ,the Arn-
old Circle of Carmel Presbyterian
Church was held in the school -room
of the church on Monday evening
with Mrs, Melvin Moir presiding
and opened by singing "Away in a
Manger" after which Mrs. Rs Mc-
Laren led in prayer. Gertrude Bell
favored with a violin solo. Scrip-
ture, Luke2; 1-20 was read by Mrs,
A. Kerslake. Mrs. N. Stanlake sang
a solo, entitled "The Wonderful
Story" accompanied by Mrs Forrest
at .the piano. Hymn "Who ii He in
yonder stall?" was sung. The nrin-
utes, roll call and offering followed,
Mrs. Moir made the presentation of
five Life Member certificates, also
seals to -Mission Band, A letter was
read in regard to the changing of
the name of Circle to an Evening
Auxiliary or Senior Mission Circle.
The treasurer's report given by Mrs.
Jack Farquhar was most gratifying,
Rev. P. A. Ferguson took charge of
the election of officers and gave a
very impressive address after which
he called the officers to the front
and congratulated them individually.
Mrs. Forrest played a piano solo,
entitled "Christmas Meditation," :A
very interesting item was given. by
Mrs. Ferguson, on the origin
and composition of a "Song of
Heaven" or better known as "Holy
Night" which, was sung as a tribute
to the composer, Joseph Mohr. Mrs,
Moir extended a vote of thanks, to
all, taking part and the Lord's prayer
was 'repeated in unison. Refresh-
ments -were .served. -
Officers elected: 'Pres. Mrs. M.
Moir; 1st vice -pros, Miss .Jean Mc-
Queen; 2nd vice-pres. Mrs, Bayn-
ham; Sect'y, Mrs. R. MacLaren;
Treas. Mrs. Geo. Moir; pianist, Mrs.
Stanlake; assistant Mrs. Baynham;
Home Helper's Sec'y, Mrs. Orr and
Mrs. R.' Bell; Welcome and Welfare,
Miss Violet Hyde and Mrs. Daleym-
ple. Supply Sec'y, Mrs. Laing.
The W.M.S. of Carmel Church
will hold their annual meeting cif
Thurs. Dec. 13, in the, school -room
of the church.
'The Sundae School concert of
Carmel Church will he held on Mon
1 Superior Store
1
FOR THURS., FRI., SAT., DEC. 13 14 - 15th
DILL PICKLES, 32 oz. L_... • 29c
FRY'S PURE BREAKFAST COCOA 1/2 lb, tin 19c
1 M. tin 31c
GRAPE NUTS FLAKES . ,2 Ige. 12 oz. pkges 25c
Shelled Almonds or Shelled Filberts, 4 ounces 25c
GOLDEN MIXED XMAS NUTS .... , ..... Tb 49,c
AYLMER VEGETABLE OR GREEN PEA SOUP, 10 oz. tin 9c
Odex Antiseptic Soap 3 Bars 17c
Kieon Zit — the modern cleanser
Big Ben Sweet Mustard Dressing 0 oz. jar 17e
Quaker Puifed Wheat pkg, 8c
Vrigor-8 Chocolate Malted Syrup, 16 oz. tin 43c
Savoy Gravy. Brown pkg. 10c
Earner Vanilla Extract ........4 oz. bottle -9c; 8 oz. bottle 15e
Standard Quality Peas 2-20 oz. tins 25c
Sage, Savory or Poultry Dressing, small pkg.-5c; Ige. pkg, 10c
Mazda Electric Light Bulbs 25.40 -60 -Watt, each 15c
Clean Floor Wax — paste 1 lb: tin 59c
GIlletts Lye tin 12c
Robinhood Quick Cooking Oats Ige. 6 Ib. bags 270
Lipton's Noodle Soup Mix.............. ...........:;.,, 2 pkgs. 25c
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Xmas Oranges
are in all sizes, and a good supply
ART WRIGHT Prompt EService
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The opening of our new Store, across from
the post office, on Saturday morning at S.
You are invited to come in and see our
modern -equipped Store, whether you wish
to buy or not. We have the Canadian Gen-
eral Electric agency, and have in stock a
limited number of small Radios, Toasters,
Irons and other electrical appliances.
PHONE 19
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SEAFORTH
aBitgeggleinelgailge
day evening. Dec, 14. Practise for
all taking part in the eclrool-room
on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 15, at
2 o'clock.
The School concert of S.S. 10,
slny will be held on Wednesday,
Dec. 19th.
The Public School concert of
Hensall will be held in the town hall
on Thursday-. Dec. 19. Everyone is
invited to attend,
isles P>lanehe Thomson nurse -in•
tr rining of Stratford General Hos-
p ta% spentthe weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Itobt. Thom-
son,
Mrs. John Barrer returned home
fro•n- a pleasant visit with her sons
in Detroit.
The Sabbath School concert of
Carmel Presbyterian Church will be
held on Monday December 17.
Mr, Robt. Simpson spent the
weekend in Toronto.
Mr. and Aire. Geo. Cowan and
Teddy accompanied by Miss Betty
Moir visited recently with relatives
in Piyth,
Mrs. Boyd returned to her home
in London after spending a week
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr..and Mrs. Edward Zedcl,
Mrs. Spry visited' last week in
London with relatives and friends.
Pte. Lenore Norminton of Vic-
toria, B.C., is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr, and
firs, Ecl, Norminton.
P.O. Douelas Sangster returned to
Toronto after spending a week at
his hone here.
Mrs. Alice Phaff has been con-
fined to her room during the past
week owing to illness,
Mr. Donald MacKinnon who re-
cently received his discharge frons
the Air Force, left this week for
Westminster Hospital, London, for
treatment, after spending the past
week at his home here with . Mrs.
MacKinnon and family.
Mr, Donald Joynt is able to be
out again after being confined to
his room with an attack of influ-
enza.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward. Judd, Jackie
and Sandra spent the weekend with
relatives in London,
13011N — At Mrs. ,Saundereock's
Nursing Horne, Hensall, Friday,
Dec. 7th to Mr. and Mrs, Keith
Buchanan—a son.
The regular sleeting of the Vil-
lage Council was held in TuesdaY
evening at 8. pan. in the Council
Chamber with all members being
present. Minutes of the previous
meeting read. A. W. Kerslake and
H. 'Hyde, that the minutes be adop-
ted as read. Car'r'ied, R, J. Pater-
son reported as having collected
$4919.55 off the roll to date. J. A.
Paterson, clerk, reported re the
visit of Mr. Bishop from the office
of the Fire Marshall, re the con-
dition of the property of the 'G. Mc -
Ewan estate on King St. E. Fink re-
ported as having received a copy of
the notice sent the G. Mcrwa
estate, re the removal of the e
liazarrl on 'King Se within 60 days
Arise G. Mitchell appeared re taxes
and Insulin etc. Dr. Shirk appeared
re W. Dabiesstating that he was in
bail shape and needing attention,
advised to take him to ,hospital.
R. E. Shaddick, Reeve, reported
tlight at the School
Board also 7, E. Ka-
Ewan-askinng' that something he done
1 as regards the fence at the park.
I10. Fink and H. Hyde that we request
the Hydro Commission to install a
street light at the school. Carried.
,A. W. Kerslake and M. Moir, that
we order 000 feet of snow fence and
the necessary posts. Carried. Corse
pondenoe read as follows: Queen
Alexandra Snnitorium IT J, D. A.
Wiggins. Hillis and accounts read as
follows: J. A. Paterson, Fire Ins.
Hall. $24,00: 0. Twitchell supplies,
Hall ,70, Fire Dept. $1.4.10, total
$14.8(i; F. G. Bonthron, postage,
15,00; Hensall public Library, grant
$175.00; E. Fink, salary, councillor', 1
$28.00; H. Hyde, salary council-
lor, 828,00; A. W. Kerslake, salary,
councillor, $28.00; 1T. Moir, salary,
councillor $28,00; R. E. Shaddick,
salary, Reeve, $42.00; R, J. Pater -
eon,
aterson,. salary, tax collector, $55.00,'
postage $0.10, total $51.10; 0,
Twitchell, salary, Fire Ceief and
motor mechanic, $50.00; T. Kyle,
salary and cost of living $77.60;
S. A. Paterson, bal. salary and cost
of living, $147.80; Hydro Comm.
Hydro Hall, $18.29; G. R. Hess,
acct„ $24.50; R. Middleton, Soda
P. Dept. 54.19; G. M. Case, coal
hall, $54.45; E. C. Nickle, tuning
piano, hall, $5,00; R. J. Paterson,.
revising voter's list, $5.00; J, A.
Paterson, revising voter's list, $50.-
70;
50:70; Queen's University Municipal
coucil and Councillor, $4.00; County
of Huron, worst and material on
streets, $2500,00; Moore Bros. re-
pairs, streets; $15.10; A. H. Er-
skine, collecting tax arrears, $0.90;
Village 'Exeter, Ration Board ex -
penes, 530,00; total $3338,09. E,
Fink and M. Moir, that we pay the
County of Huron $2500.00 on the
road account, Carried. A. Kerslake
end H. Hyde, that the bills and
accounts as read be paid. Carried,
Dr, John Clarke Goddard appeared.
at the councils request re the ap-
pointment as Medical Officer of
Health and signified his willingness
to accept the position on approval
of the Department. M. Moir and A.
Kerslake, that we adjourn to meet
Dec, 15. J, A. Paterson, Clerk,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and
family of London, visited on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Corbett.
KIPPEN EAST
The Christmas meeting .of the
Kippen East, W.I. was held on Fri-
day last at the home of Mrs, Alex.
McGregor, It was decided to hold a
banquet for the returned soldiers on
Friday, Dec. 28th in the Hensel]
town hall. The meeting opened with
the Ade, followed by the Lord's
prayer. At the institute tally held
in Seaforth on the 5th, Miss Hays,.
of Ottawa, was the guest speaker,
Mrs. Wm, Doig gave a review of this
meeting and stressed that the stand-
ing committee conveners should
know the why and wherefore of the
meetings. The local Institute should
have five subjects and each have a
convener with helpers. Eachn alerr
should have the knowledge,
and "enthusiasm of their different
subjects. 'A standing committee
should beappointed to build up,
programs. There was a veryinter:
esting demonstration of Christmas
table decorations, There were recita-
tions by Lois McLellan a. duet by
Marie and Ann Sinclair, "White
Christmas," Miss Joan Weight gave
two grand instrumentals. Motto;,
Card of Thanks
Mr, and Airs, Geo, T, Flewitt
wish to' express their thanks and
appreciation to the neighbors who
so kindly gave of their help at their
recent barn raising,
Card of Thanks
Mrs. Frank Storey and family
wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for many acts of kindness
and expressions of sympathy in their
recent bereavement,
IN MEMORIAM
RILEY—In loving memory of Mary
Riley, who passed away Dec. .0,
1944.
In our home she is fondly remem-
bered;
Sweet memories cling to her name,
Those who loved her in life sin-
cerely,
Still love her in death just the
same.—Ever remembered by
husband and family.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implements,
Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer, has re-
ceived instructions from the under-
signed .proprietor to sell by public
auction, at Lot 19, Con. 5, Township
of Logan, 21 miles north of Mitchell,
then 3 miles west, or 21/2 north of
Dublin, then 1a¢ miles east. on Tues-
day, Dec. lath, sale to commence at
12.30 o'clock sharp,
Horses — Chestnut mare 10 years
old; 1 bay mare 5 years old; 1 bay
mare 4 years old.
Cattle -1 Holstein cow, fresh, with
calf by her side; 1 Holstein cow due
Dec, 24th; 1 Durham coy, supposed WANTED
in calf; 1 Holstein and Hereford cow A good need gramophone. Apply
due in March; 1 Holstein cow sup- at The News Office.
posed in ca)f . 1 Holstein heifer, clue FOR SALE
in April; 1 part Hereford cow sup
posed in calf; heifers 1 year old; 2 Collie pups, good heelers, guar
hill calves. anteecl, Apply
THURSDAY Dec. 13, 1945
AT,FINNIGAN'S
"THE CHRISTMAS FRUIT BASKET"
0R There's. an old adage that goes somelbing like "the proof of thepudding is in the sating'" This week' We are displaying ' literally
Hundreds of Oranges priced from 31c to 70c a dozen. This we believe
will be the finest display of fruit in. this district. We invite you 'to
browse thio this display.
• Finest Oranges 2 doz, 660 Golden Ripe Bananas .2 Ib. 25o
Baskets of Fruit 1;50 4.50 5.25
W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
FOR SALE
2 young Holstein calves for sale,
Apply E. B. Goudie. Phone 661 r. 2,
Seafortii,
NOTICE
All books must be returned to the
,Seaforth Public Library on or be-
fore Monday, Dee. 24th.
WOOD FOR SALE
Good 12 -inch hardwood, mostly
maple. Minimum order 5 cords. Apply
to Harold Jackson, Seaforth, or
Phone 661x14.
FOR SALE
About 75 Leghorn hens ready to
lay, Apply to Alvin Beuermann,
Phone 23 r 15, Dublin.
WANTED
To buy a few good stocker cattle.
'Apply Bob Archibald, Phone 655 r
10, Seaforth.
IIngs-1 Yorkshire sow, fat, good
butcher pig; 8 chunks weighing about
31' lbs. Poultry- -About 50 Leghorn
pullets
Incl h'nients 11.li, binder, 6 ft, cut;
Deering mower. 3 ft.. cut; eels lento r.
'Deering Fend doll 12 dies; steel land
roller. dump rake, gang flow, walking
Mow. Cockshut1 single riding plow
cutter buggy 1 ee. harrow'; sec.
harrows; seulfler a tt extension
ladder, rel sleighs; wheel burrow; 'fie
wagon, hay tack, fanning 111111. miring
cox, root pulper, gravel box, cedar
post, snow fence, colony house Sale,
meant separator, chop barrels,' stone
boat, snow plow. 2 iron kettles. pig
rirate, quantity 2" plank, quantity 1"
lumber, 2 teed hoppers, 4 bundles
shingles 1 hay car hay rope. slings,
n' good
•.e ''c fence. Abn 16 tons 1
cl cru cy nt o s i FOUND
hay, quantity of good strain. Harness Licerile plate No. 552791 found.
--Set of donhle harness just used 1 Owner may have same by calling at
year. Enrniater, -- 1 cook stove, oll News Office.
Earner, heater, 1 sewing machine,
radio, couch, extension table, 3 small FOUND
tables, 0 Ititchen chairs, odd -chairs. FOUND steer strayed onto my
glass cupboard, 2 beds -with spring place, lot con. `1, Logan, in
and mattresses stands, cit brooder, early lot 35,rber•, Owner can have
floor' coverings, sausage tiller, fomes, same by paying expenses, Apply to
shovels, does, wbifflelre es, sec kynkes, Louis Dillon, Phone 45x20, Dublin
and a host of other erhcl"s. central.
Farm: Consist id 51i ('(1's stint'( or
less ronsi:ting of white brick honey
r to Henry F. Heuer
-
man, Phone 23r15, Dublin.
FOR SALE
Cocicshutt 3 furrow plow, only
plowed 30 acres. Apply to Wilbert
Glanville, Staffs, Phone 43 r 12,
Dublin.
FOR SALE
A child's navy wool blanket cloth
coat set with leggings, size 5-6. Can
be seen at Gillespies, Seaforth,
FOR SALE
8 purebred 'Hereford bulb b to 12
months,also, females, 10 -inch grain
grinder in good shape; 3 h. p. Fair-
banks Morse gas engine, Apply to
Fred Carbert, Staffa, Phone, Dub-
lin 33r20.
FOR SALE
and kitchen. Bank barn 40x00, Driving Ball-bearing washing 'machine
specs 20x:10, A11 in good shape, 6 wires wringer, used six months, good as
of fall wheat. 23 acres in hay, bulettee new. 8471731, Seaforth.
under eultivattou, ferias on farm. 10
lice cent of the purchase money to be
FOR SALE
paid clay of sale. Balance to be made oil burning stove, 5118. Moue 115.
known day of suit., or 00ply 10 thy Seaforth.
Proprietress, Offered subject to 0 re-
serve bid. Teems on chattels, tush. i CHRISTMAS TREES
AIRS. JULIA. HOLT''/.IiAL'LR Pro.I have some Christmas trees for
prietress; John E. Siemou, Clerk; rk; , sale. Delivered to your home, Phone
Fred W. Ahrens, Aue(torleer. 'Irwin Trewartha, 840 r 33, Sea -
1 fettle
WANTED
Girl wanted for gener'aI house-
work. Apply at News Office.
Notice
TOWNSHIP OF TJCKERSMITH
Clerk's Notice of First Posting of
Voters' Lists, 1945, 'Cownsbip of
Ttickersmith, Comity of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that. k have
ecmplied With Section 8 of. the Vot-
ers' List's Aet- surd that 1 slave posted
up at my office on the Rrd day of
December, 1945 the lists of all parsons
entitled to vote in the said Munici-
pality at nirulicllrel elections endthat
such lists remain there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors 01' omissions eoT-
reeled according to law, (he last tlaY
forappeal being the 24th clay of
December, 1945.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Cleric, Tp. of Tuckersmith
"Though time bode 111, we'll keep
our Merry Christmas still." It was
prepared by Mrs, Clark and given by
Mrs. W. H. McLean. It was decided
to renew the permit for war work in
the coming year. Christmas carols
were sung with Mrs, Glen Slavin at
the piano. Santa Claus appeared and
distributed gifts from the well -laden
tree. There were six Christmas boxes
packed and sent to the boys still
overseas. There were 47 quilts made
during the year. Meeting closed with
a bountiful lunch and thanks , were
tendered to the hostess.
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs, Walter McBride and
family proved to their home in Exe-
ter last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ropp of near
I•Iensall are getting nicely settled in
their horse on the town line they
bought from Mr. McBride. We wel-
come them to this community.
NIrs. Penfold is recovering after her
illness.
Butchering is the task of many
farmers.
The W. M. S. is being held at the
home of Mrs. Roy Lamont Thursday.'
Important Changes
in Train Service
There will be •certaln changes in
train service between
Dec. 22nd and Jan. lst
consult your Local C.N.R. Agent.
For [Pull Information
Canadian National
Railways
WANTED
Protestant teacher wanted for S.
S. No. 9 Tuckersrnith. Duties to
commence ran. 2, 194. Apply to
Wilmer Broatifoot, 12.11. 8, Kippen.
Phone 65141, Seaforth,
WANTED
Second hand toboggan in good
condition. 9,pply to The News
Office,
STRAYED
A Durham steer rising two year
old, strayed -to my place, lot N 4 26,
con. 1,4, McKillop, about Nov. lst.
Geo. Jackson, Walton,
F. SKELTON
Beatty Washer Service, Having
your washer repaired now. will save
you money later. All work guaran-
teed. Phone. 89, Goderich, or Sills
Hardware, Seaforth.
TEACHER WANTED
Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 3,
Tuckeremith. Duties to commence
Jan, 2. Apply to Gordon Richardson,
Sec. Trees,, R.R. 1, Brucefield,
Phone 656 r 25.
BATTERY RADIO FOR SALE
Large table model, 4 tube modern
super het, splendid volume and toile,
uses dt'y batteries. W. 3. Clark, Varma.,
Phone Hensall 37r12,
FARM FOR SALE
119 acres, under cultivation, good
buildings, hydro, bathroom, remodell-
ed house. Apply to Fred Slavin,
Happen, 13.10.2,
FOR SALE
Frame dwelling, bye's:), 13 acres,
North Main street. Suitable for poul-
try farm, Early possession.
Double house on Victoria St. Sep-
arate apartments, good investment.
Frame cottage, Gode'ieh St. East.
Watson & Reid, Seaforth.
DUBLIN CREAMERY & POULTRY
PACKERS LTD.
Now Operating Under New Manage-
ment
We will gladly assist you in any
Problem that you may have in regard
to Cream, Eggs and Poultry. For
quick service call Dublin 68.
HARVEY 17, COOPER, Manager.
Notice
Dublin. Creamery and Poultry Pack
ere Ltd., wish to announce to their
friends and patrons that Mr. Joseph
J. Kostek is 110 longer connected with
the above firm, and will not be held
responsible forany tr'ansactierts that
may be mete by him in the eve mime
of Dublin Creamery and: Poultry
Packers Ltd Dy order,
HARVEY E. COOPER, Manager,
McConnell & Hays
Barristers, Solicitors, alto.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Haps
*MR= ONT. Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court •
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build,•
ing, Seatorth. Office hours:--
Tuesday,
ours:—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1.80 p.m. to 6 p.m. , Saturday
evening, 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Watson & Reid
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE 'AGENCY.
MAIN ST., SBIAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks effect.
ed at lowest rates in First -Class
Companies,
The. McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH Ont.
Officers
President, W. R. Archibald, Sea -
forth; Vice President, Frank Mc-
-Gregor, Clinton; See..Treas. and
Manager, M. A. Reid, Seatorth.
Dtractors
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank
McGregor, Clinton; Alex Broadtoot,
Seatorth; Chris Leonhardt, Born.
holm; E, J. Trewartha, Clinton;
John L. Malone, Seatorth; Alex Mo'
Ewing, Blyth; Hugh Alexander,
Walton; George Leitch, Clinton.,
Agents
John E, Pepper, Brucelield; R. F,
McKercher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business, will be.
promptly attended to by applicatfone
to any of the above named officers
addressed to their respective post
offices.
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 thereuptto
equipment,
Dr. F. 7, R. Forster, Specialist in
Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and
Throat, will be at the Clinic the first
Tuesday in every month 'frons 3 to
6 p.m.
Free well -baby clinic will be held
on the second and last Thursday in
every month from 1 to 2 p.m.
JOHN A. GORWILL,
Physician and Surgeon
In Dr. I3, H, Rosa' office, Phone 63
MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Dr, W. C. Sproat
Phone 90 W • Seaforth
OR. F. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, ,Star, 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, -58 Waterloo
St„ Stratford, Telephone 267.
G. A. WHITNEY
Funeral Director
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
Ambulance Service, Adjustable Flos.
Pita' Bed for rent. Agent tor Mitchell
Nursery Flowers. Phone 119.
Nights and Holidays 66
FOR SALE..
e-Itoom .Prams Houses Hydro, Town Water,
and cellar. Situated on Colemanr Street.
House with barn. Situated on Main Street,
South,
10 ' Acre Faris,: lawn.. Tuckeramith. Good
Brick Rouse, Bank.. Barn, Poultry House and
Driving Shed, Immediate possession.
79 Acre. Farm, Twp. Tuekeremith, Previa
House, Bank Barn, Driving Shed,. Hog... Pen.
Geed hush with spring theretn,
flso have listed farms in McKIllon.
D. C. CI1AMB.1t1RLAIN
Insurance & Real Estate
Phones: 394 °Mee Res. 220
EXPERT PIANO TUNING -
Geo. J. Wright, Bandmaster,
Wingham, Leave` orders ' at Mrs.
Peck's Musis Store, Seaforth
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