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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Open Air Rink at Hensall
imive i Amen Stenseeeese
which •is nicely fitted up and
during the vinter. It has Waiti
ew municipal open air link
the scene of plenty of activity
g room's, band reoni and cov-
ered spectators' galleries at be aides.An exciting ,game of
• crack -the -whip was in progrress when this picture was taken by
The News un a reeent SattirdayeThe rink is at the athletie
perk and was opened in December.
' • HENSALL
Death of Thos. Wm. Parlmer—
The death occurred at his home
here early Monday morning of Thom-
as SVilliam {Parlance a prominent and
highly+ respected Hensall business
man. Mr. +Parlmer had been in poor
health for about two years ;bet was
,able to attend to his business until
• Saturday. Jan. i2Lend when his c..andi-
eion ,becarne serious and he rapidly
sank. He passed away on 'Monday
from s, cancer in his stomach. He was
the;only son of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Parlmer Sr. and Was born at
Crediton 65, years ago. When a young
boy the family moved to 'flensall
where Mr. 'Perluier spent his early
Eft. He learned the tailoring trade
wit,l) the late John Pope of Hensall.
Forty-one years ago he married Mis$
Hannah Bella Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
,Parlmer'resided in North Dakota for
time, also at Clinton and Landes -
boo, but most of their married life
was. spent in Hensall. For a good
many years Mr. Parlmer conducted a
grocery business here and was very
popular with the pOblic. He later sold
out his business and travelled 'for a
Brantford biscuit and candy firm for
a couple of years. 'Coming back to
Hensall he again started in the .groc-
ery +business which he cenducted
until t.wo years ago \sewn his health
began to iail. He secured the con -
trace for earrying the mail on 'Hen-
sel! R.R. 2 a couele oi years ago. In
December in company with his :on
Earl he ,tarted a meat business here,
making a eotirtureous effeirt to teary
on in seite cf itiline health. Ile was a
Conservative in politics. and a mem-
ber ef the Hensall lenited Chnrch.
For year, he sang in the former
efethocest Chureli Choir tied was a
member of the male gnat -tette consiet-
ing of E. Rennie, George Brown, Will
Stoneman and Thos. +Parlmer., which
look a erominent part in musical
circles of the church mid vicinity. Mr.
,Parliner was, of ly dispeetion,
always it pleasant word and smile fee
ever\ .e.te 5101 will be sadly missed he
1IItfainry. and friends. He is survived
by hi, wies ten sons. 'Earl of Tdrati-
to mei Roy of WirttlgOr end two sis-
ter:, Mrs. Albert ISShitesides of Kit-
chener, and Mrs. Caprge Miners of
London. The ifuneral took place from
his late home, 13rock street, Hensel],
on Wednesday a ftern mei, interment
taking elace in Ow Hensall 'union ce-
metery. Reg. Srthur Siseclair, pastor
of the 'United (Shure's, ecte +kneel the
-funeral services. The pallbeart•rs were
*lames Salm enter. Owen Geiger, 'Thos.
Welsh. ,Pred Smallacombe, David Ro-
beson and Thos. Hudson;
The Canadian Legion are putting
on a ;bingo and dance in the teem hall
on Friday evening.
MT. Sidney MeArther nes in To-
ronto a few days last week.
Mr. W. 0. Goodwin has purchased
from Southcott Bros, the stock, fix-
tures and good will ot the dry goods
store that Sontlicatt Bros. have emit.-
docted here for nearly' two years and
which Mr. •Geocl win managed. Air.
Goodwin is a good 'business man,
very popular, and will no doubt make
a big success of bit new store,
The .Arnold Circle of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church bele a 10 cent tea at
the home of Miss Irene Hoggarth on
Tuesday evening.. There was a spleed-
id attendance. Mrs. Young ,presided.
After the weal opening exercises and
business period Miss Beryl Pfaff gave
a reading on :Jessie lieBean 10111 how
she 'became a missionary.
MT. and Mre. George Walker spent
the week end with Brussels friends.
Mr. Ed ICorbett of II -lay township is
spending it few days in town visiting
his sister, Mrs. IRoy McLaren. Mr.
Corbett who a couple of weeks ago
while cutting wood in the ;bush cet his
foot with an axe and has been ender
a .doctar's care since. The wound is
healing now.
Mr. Roy Parliner af 1Vite1sor spent
the week end Isere with his parents,
owing to the sericeis illness ref his fa-
ther, Mr. Thomas Parliner who died
an Monday.
Miss Mae MeNaughton of Toronto
spent the week end at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Simpson of
Detroit spent the week end here with
:their grandmother, Mrs, Robert Bon-
thron,
• Miss. Helen 12lliT31, neese-in-training
at Victoria: Hospital, London, spent
the week end here ;with her peewee,
Mr. and Mrs. Robe Munn.
The recent heavy rains and thaw
caused a lotof trouble in town on
Saturday night and Sunday. The cel-
lars 'orf mast of the business pieces on
the south side of King st. were badly
flooded:and it lot of damage was done,
also on 'the south side of South +Mole+
mo
Miss Isabel 'Manson, IR N., of De-
troit, visited over the week endet
the home of her uncie, Mr. 'George
Douglas.
Miss Manson had the misfortune to
.Sreak her .ankle a short time ago, and
while site is off. dety will vt relat-
ives and friends in Hensail and virility
-Me LIotd Passmore and Mr. Al -
bent Passmore of Delhi were week-
end visitors at the home of •their par -
ems, Sir. and Mrs. 'John 1Pasemore.
'rhe Y, IP. S. cif the United Church
will entertain the SeleS. of the Chis-
elhurst •United Church on Friday ev-
erting to a sketing: petty.
lhe Walselo Class of he ;United
Cleirch field a 'Valentine social in the
sshool ro•on, of the church on 'Friday
evening last. After the opening exec. -
eke ;the bushiest:- peeiad +followed, a
deet• 'by Gladys PaLLS111ore and Helen
AleMurchie, Miss 'Attie ,LOWC gave a
very interesting talk on the Legend si
Valentine after which eames end con-
tests were enjoyed and a daiety
was served. 'The Inee•ting was in
charge of Gladys Passmore, .Doreen
'Faeguliar and Helen Sec.lierchie.
Mee Herman 'Depilate aecom•pani-
ed by .Slise !Jessie liodget of Exeter,
left on Monday for Flo•ride where
they wit) spend a couple of months..
Council Meeting—
The regular monthly meeting. of
the village mincel was held in the
council .chamber on ..S1 outlay .evening„
with all the members present. Alin -
Ines of the peevious mettles( were
read by the clerk. Brock and Shep-
herd, that motion NO, 3 of Jan, .3rd,
11938, he res•cinded, 'Curried. Ilimees
were adopted as read. .0,iven Geiger
and 'William ('0111 silt appeared it +lei-
egates from the seedand stock shows
anti aeleed for a grant for eame. Twit -
eine! lind Brock, that we grain Sun to
seed and Sif •111,\A,. Carried. Is. G.
11 onth ron tippet) red re •fi re insnra nee
en the new ska ting rink buildings.
Jones and Shepherd, that we iesure:
the rink e it It F. G. lion th eon for I
Seine 'Carried, Carl Isassmore, motor'
lei -Mode for ellnsall'fire departnimit,l.
allicareil and asked for instructions re.
tire omelt: instructed to charge for!
wells and cisterns. The Clerk report -
eel arrangements as completed re the
bonds for I ,f tidal,. Correspondence
read: it Volland re Clara Vol -
land; Goderich Salt Co. re ;:alt; Demi.;
of Public •11'elfare: treasury dept. of H,
Ontario re railwily tax; Firstbrook,i.
Monteith & Co., audit; Conele Trees,
nrer re arrears of taxes; Dept. 1,21
Ifighweys re traffic bylati.; Bell Tele.: s
• , rs. stapleton;
Ocean .Accident and Guarantee .Corp, I A
re bonds. Same filed, lireck and Twit-
ehell,,that see notiir the County Trent-
-hirer to Strike off ;he arrears of taxes
on the Joe se:ken:holier property. Car -
Bills and accounts: G. 11, Case, s
coal 201 hall $32.15; NV, R.. Davidson, n
do, $-Iel.94; Municipal World, suPPlics,
+1425..ett; Goderich Mite Cow
., ood for e
hall, $24; lionthran & Drysdale, sup- 11
elite: for hail and rinke$1+54S63; Jas. s
A. Paterson. prendum on bonds and
postage, $192.8 : First brook, M .
TOWN TOPICS',
TWEN'f"Y-FIVE YEAR,S • AGO
Bert Hart, ;formerly of Seaforth;
but now of Stratford+, was in towo lor
the weak 'end, visiting his +aunt, Mts.
Stogdill—Geo. 'McCartney and Dan
n,
Shanahawho were on a trip to the
OM 'Country ,for :the past month, re-
turned this week.—Stfrs. 'Bela of lam -
said who has been visiting :•ler .sister-
ina
-law, Mrs. (j. R. Hblkiek, eeterseed
(101:11.e thiS week.--Mes. j, Smart Te-
l:Ur/led frOlir IFIen %all this week, vithere
she 'had 'been on an extended' eisit-
1. D. BI•ailce, of Minneapolis, has been
vieiting the past Week with his sister,
lIrs.,R. Kelly and her sons, Inc town,
also with relatives and +friends at Wal-
ton and Bruesells.—Iu addition to run-
ning a boot and 'slice !business, W, 111.
Willis, of Wingharn, teaching both
vocal and instremental music to 'a
large clases Mks Willis was a former
resident of Seaforth .arel well +known
In musical ciecles here:—Will Free-
man Of 'London spent Sunday in
tow, visiting his relatives. Will is
said to be one of the ,best baeketball
players in Western +Outer's:L-1A grand
masquerade and fancy dress carnival
will be held in the Seaforth .carling
end ;skating rink an Pritley evening,
Feb, +21.--,Eltrer 'Foley of !Revelstoke,
B. C,, renewing •acq ua in Lances in
town. *Mr. Foley intends making has
home Calgary in ititure,--/Miss
Carolyn 1-1,alines, who has been tuns-
i•ng in (Arlington, a suburb of Boston,
is 'hm
oe for few holielays.—Miss
Vera Best, nurse of Toronto, 'who
has +been home 011 a vieit, returned to
her duties last ;weele—The 'Misses
Gibhings of lisele Perk are visiting al
the Royal.—Leo .Chariesworthnt
Myth was in town this .week.—Mrs.
Wm, 'Clerk of +01eveland, 'Ohio, is
visiting her mother. Mrs, 'Berton.—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Stewart took a
triP to :Toronto this week.
Brucefield
Miss Sadie Slowey, who has been
milliner at ;Georgetown, is Moue al
present, bit will soon leave, when the
spring season opene.--Drew %Tee,
engineer, with ha,d
eettiarters At Saska-
toon, is visiting relatives and 'friends
here.—Sfiss Hein e•Instard, trained
nurse 'from +New York, is tan
kig a
few holidays at her home bere.--Soine
112 months or so ,ago, farmers
were getting as high as $1310 a bushel
far their beens, ancl quite a number
were holdh
holding tem Inc higher prices.
I hen however, here taken 0 shop,
and athout $1,e0 to $11.00 is the ruling
priet., There are thousends of 'bushels
throughout the eountry, and the farm-
ers have a lot of work turning them
to keep 01(911 spoiling.—The
past week has been very rough and
stormy. but it looks RS though the
weather Mk; 110W settled. There i
as
wctically no 'sleighing. as illerciid
we hare in places. 'while in ;idler
>laces there are drifts.
rown Council '
The ,properly committee wae in -
(reeled to prepare an estimate of the
iiist or moving scales to the etetion
Vinm glia
COM1VIUNITY SALES
"1" B'll'ist 'Thum' "\v'"4"""' Every Wednesday at Queen's Hotel
VAS completely destroyed by r
;nem, Seaforth. Next sale W'eCi. Feb.
'Wednesday. tA beautiful pipe ;organ; tem.
ellich Was illSialied 011iy a few This we,k 90. pigs were sold at good
smiths ago was sits° loet. The e0,11.•
prices. 'We will have two fresh cows,
regation will 01001 in the (' O. V
due to calve inside of two weeks,
ell unti! ;mother building is PUL IIIL.
IThere +will be a few stocker cattle. 1
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
4
Tax'Pre= Payment
Receipts For
1938
The Town will pay 4 per cent per
annum up to Aug. 31/38 on all pre-
paid 1938 taxes. •
Certificates and full particulars
may be c,btained from the Town
Clerk's office -in ,the Town Hall. •
• D. H. WILSON,
• Treas.
IN 1VIEIVIORIAM,
,ln loving memory, Of Mee: Wen.
leuelse, W110 , OA? year S ago., Fnh
1.4t 11, 1936,
You are not forgotten, loved one,
Nor will you ever .be,
ng, ,
As loae.life .and memory last .
We will remember thee.
We you noe,,,, Our hearts are sore,
As time goei by we inou
ias y' more,
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one ram Sacent place:
s--+Husimitd ansi trashily.
s
CARD ,OF THANKS
Mrs. 1301111klairray and family 'wish
to express the siacerest appreciation
to their friends eanst, neighbours Sot,
the many acts ,of kindness and sm
y-
pathy, shown to them doting their re-
cent ,sacl bereavement in the 'toes of
a father.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dillon and fa-
mily desire to heartily ;thank all their
kind 'friends apd neighbors for all the
generous 'assistance given them der -
leg their recent illness and sail 'be-
reavement
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr, and leers. ;Robert !Jamieson and
family wieli to 'thank all their friends
artd neighbors for their great kind-
ness and sympathy shown, ;also for
flowers sent during their recent be-
,re,avement. •
. HOUSE FOR .SALE
;Frame house 8 rooms, cement fou
nn-
datio, electric /iglus, harn and six
:lots, adapted 'for market gardening.
Charlee Holikbein !testate. 'Apply to
Sirs. Richards, opposite 'Collegiate.
'WANTED "
Energetic., reliable IlltlI1 or boy for
dein or nine months for farm, start -
Mg April let or :March lst. !Apply in
writing Inc The Settforth iNews, stat-
ing wages, etc.
"FARMER'S' ATTENTION"
We have' a .car t+-2 Alberta Lump.
anti one of Chestnut ;Anthracite coms
ing itext .week.
Alberta $10.00 per ton
Nut Coal $12.40 per ton
Cash off t•he ear
'THE SEAFORTH FARMERS'
CLUB
j. R. Scott, Sec, Phone 306.
tent & to., audit, etc., *7b;,36; 111,1)-
,e:ill Hydro, hall and rink, $1(6..16; Pro-
vincial Treasurer. insulin, 40,40: Hen -
salt Agricultural Society, grant seed
an stack shows, $60.U0+; Levi Rancls,
Saber at rink, rela0; R. Smale, do.
$11s20t 'Geo. Moir, do, $1.20; Win.
Sinale, cutting wood, $4.50 Alex. Hil-
debrandt, rink, .$1111+0; Richartlso»,
rink, $40; ;Art, Dick, drawing water
fnr rink, $10
.+50; 0, Twitchell, re A.
Dick, drawing water. $23.215; &
Howard, electrical supplies for rink,
$277.312: J. Geiger, snow plowing, $7.-
Se; G. Redden, labor, :Prete: L. Brock,
do, *12.3111; Smith, QM. Total $S12.-
157, Jones and Shepherd, that the
hall manager hand his rental money
to the beasurer the ;first day of every
inonth. Cerried. Twitchell and Shep-
herd, that 'the Clerk charge the hydro
$2,0, school $20, and the public library
$5 as their share
of the audit. Carried,
'Bylaws 2, 3 4, S, 6 and 7 ap-
pointing officials •was read and pass-
ed. Brock
and Twitchell, that we ac-
cept the auditor's report and have 100
copies printed. Carried. Brock and
witc iell, that we charge Or.T.G.
Smillic $3 for filling cistern. ,Carried.
Shepherd and Jones, that we extend
the tax roll .until the next regular
meetings +Carriede-ef. A. Peterson.
Clerk,
Additional Hensel] an Page 4,
ST. COLUMBAN
The C. W. L. are holding a social
Wednesday evening, Feb. 16,
Miss Lucy Burke spent the week
end at her home here.
.Miss Therese Atkinson is visiting
tm
her sisters, Aand Mary in Toronto.
Mr. Patrick 'Morris of Dublin, who
hes been ill, is now at the home of his
• , ;one
Melly :friends of IvIes. John eVIurray
are sorry to hear of her recent ;flues's,
Mrs. Henry Raley of Kinkora is vis-
iting her mothur,
, es. John Downey.
u Mired Loss
good gObbler, rising 2 years old, 128
George Baldwin, of Baldwin & As the roads are 'bad please bring
),11(1. lila ILO .1111 11Y,r111 1 111, . your ,tattle 50d pigs 10 ,as
01.11:1111,TeitS;11.1adcollni:11:41110e,rit 1,1;1 1.1;17giIlflinlg fisevesect:•illogiceeedhonros;estsethiTIetarer:eeebdieS.T1
+fell •occurred in that town last
hmstlay. The stock was valued et age, '1100 rectal- posts, high land ceclar,
nesclay, from tbree to seven years of
05,100161 Mr. Baldwin's friends in Sea-
and 1 trailer in good shape wish 11-
rth will the 'sorry to bear of bis loss, cense. Bring anything you have in.
oss of Paler lExpedition
Rates are reasonable. Information left
'A IlesPaioll 'from Lood'alli Eillifia"di at the Queeies Hotel will be looked
sat.:k::„ cccicl tdheeatl,A1,1100.ficCiyarti.iis Tcariv w11170.;ae:tre.,r,j.T1...1c10. yKrite:ly.1,fitaKn:ailgikeor.ra, Auction-
s
fo
1.
took part .in the South Polar expecte.
lion, is reported from ;New .Zeailsod,
The steamer Terra Nova, Which re-
turnerl to New. Zealand on Sunday
froni the 'Antarctic ;Ocean, o'btairted
th e follo wing i n f orni ation: Captain
Scott reached the South !Pole on the
ISM of January, 1119012. He 'found the
tent and records of Captain Ronald
.eniundsen. .0n the return journey the
hOle southern party Perished'. Scott
died at the last camp, from exposure,
during a :blizeard, about the 21911 of
March, 14112, aboet 1105 miles ;from
his main ibase. At the sante time there
stied Dr. E. .A. Wilson and Lieut R.
R. Bowers. Two others ,clied earlier;
'Captain L „10. Oates, died -of eix-
ensure on Selarch 117t1(, and Edgar
E:Val1S. RIN., died ,accidentally on the
V7th of IFebruary, of concussion of
the brain. The 115011) ni the remainder
of the expedition was excellent, in-
cluding that of Lieut. V. L. A. Camp-
bell, R.N., +leaden of •the party that
wintered at Terra, INava BaY.
Totral nifik production in Canada
hes shown a steady increase for the
past nine years. During the five-year
period 01931246, Milk production in-
creased (ram approximately 116810,0
000,000 Ilbs. in 11913L1 16,700,000,10d0
lbs. in 10316,
KIPPEN
Mr, 1Robt. Doig of Wroxeter, a c-
eonipavied by his eon Murray, and
Mr. Lorne, of Listowel, sieited with
relatives in the neighlborhood during
the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bell entertained
some friends one evening recently.
The many friends of We. Peter
Stewart will be pleased to kno+ve hj
health is much improved +and a speedy
recovery is hoped $or.
Master Kenneth +McClelland 'of Eg-
niondville who was the guest .of his
grandparents, ,.:.•aand Mrs. 'Hugh
MeGregoe for the past week, has re-
turned home.
Miss ICamilila Grant Who has been
making her +home with Mr. and Mrs.
Rohe McGregor for past year or RO.
has .aocepted a position pear Ketch -
1 The IKippen. East W,r will meet at
the hei-ne of Mrs. W. H. MeLean on
Wednesday afteenoom.;Feb. 1611). Rev.'
Mr. Young will give the topic. Uses
for old paper will be the eolil .cell aeul
a nuntber of other interesting things
are on the program. We welcome ell
visitors.
Mrs. Thols. • 'Monet is visiting
friends M. Lomjtjomd.'
Red Hot Cash Specials
SA'DURDAY ONLY
Oxydol, large pkge. 21c
iiinso, large pkge. 21c
Chipso, large pkge. 21c
Lux, large pkg. 21c
Kirk's Castile, 5 cakes .,...23c
Lifebuoy, 3 cakes 21c
Surprise, 5 cakes 23c
Lux Soap, 5 cakes 25c
P. & G. Soap, 5 cakes I9c
Lipton's Tea, lbS., .....59c
Red Rose Tea, ib., 55c
Salada Tea,, 1.11a. 59c
Campbell's Soup, 3 tins .,25c
Libby Tomato" Juice, 3 tins 25c
Brunswick Sardines, 5 tine. 23c
String Beans, 3 tins 25c
golden Bantam Corn, 3 tins 25c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
3 pkges 23c
Rolled Wheat, 5 lb. 21c
Mens Black Robber Boots, pair
W. J. Finnigan
ELMER D. BELL, B.A..
Successor to John, 11. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
NoticE
A meeting af the :U.F.O., known as
the South Iiimon to -operative, will
be held at Hensel' town hall on +Feb-
raary 112th, 19318, at two o'c,lock, to
settle .same very importent ',business.
And those who shipsied live stook in
the .past are urged to be present.. +We
need yote—Ily order of the Board.
WANTED ,
$3,000, Siest mortgage 'We+ exslerie'lt
ano ,acres, buildings, soil in A I con-
dition, by Mar. IWO-Apply to Box M,
c/o The Seaforth :News. -
EXPERIENCED FARMHAND
Wants ,work by month or year,
Phone Seaforth 2131/143,
FARMS FOR SALE
Two .grass farms, 715 acres, Si%
10, eon. 1111, IvIcKi+Ilop; and SD aures,
S% eat 1119, 0011. .2, Hibbert, always
plenty of 'water. The late Charles end
Mangaret Hohlbein Estate, Apply to
Mrs. Rithards, opposite Seafonth Col-
legiate.
199
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E. C., -CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division 'Court
'County of 'Huron
Office in 'the Dominion Bank
Seaforthe Of ice hours
• 'Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1.310 p.m. to 15 p.m, .Saturday
evening,7:130 p, in. to 9 p. rn,
PROPERTY FOR SALE
A desieable property on Mein Ste
Egmondville, consisting of seven
room frame hatise with lhardand soft
waterand hydro, half en aere of land,
and stable and hen house, ,Possession
Nor. 20th. Corner lot. Apply at The
News. ailfice,
FARM FOR SALE
..e../tot 10, Con. 7, Tuckersinith, 1100
acres. On ehis farm, a comfortable
frain e dwelling, bank barn with 'ce-
ment stabling, welli 'drained, situated
3g miles south of Seaforth Zip -
pen IRoace 1 Vi miles front .school.
Will be sold op easy terms. If not
sold by March Illst will :be rented. Ro-
lot land Kenneth", Seafonth, lOrste 'R.+R...4.
FOR SALE
1 circular Saw, complete; 2 cutters,
1 Portland ancle one cheap cutter; one
root pulper; I feed cooker, ,tieed a
short time, will +burn woad or coal.
W. 'E. Butt, lph.one 41 on 911, Htensall.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the ;Estate of Susan Smith, late
of the Village of Walton, in the
County of Huron, Widow, who died
on or about the eighteenth day of
November, A.D. 19317:
Take Notice that all parties having
eleims•or demands against the estate
ef the above-mentioned deceased nitist
mail .partieuters and proof of 511111 to
the undersigned Solicitor on or
before the 1117th day of February, A.D.
1938+ uPon which date the unelereign-
ed ad•minietratore will proceed to dis-
tribute Mc assets with regard only to
those claims which they shall then
have received notice.
Dated at Seaforth this 22nd day of
January, A.D. 19138,
ADLAM SHOLDICE
WILLIAM HUMPHRIES
Administretrirs.
By their Solicitor.
Omer D. BalI, Seaforth, One
FARM FOR SALE
•
000 acre .farin with good 'buildings,
:Tripe creek end bush. IPriced, right
for quick sale. +Apply to The Sealorth
News,
FARM FOR SALE
aeres of good lancl on No.' 19
Highway, +2 miles st'e't of Sealforth.
gond buildings. 1115 aeres wheat in and
10 acres fall plowe.d. Cheap and on
easy terms. Apply to Roy Lawson,
R.R. 2, Seaford),
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,VVindstorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. Ail risks placed
Inc first class companies.
1nformation cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Dominion Thank Building, Seaforth
Phone 334 w
PROPOSITION`
before you decide
Our reputation for quality and service insures a,
ready market for used radio sets. We can allqw
you top prices for your old set on the purchaseof
a new 1938 Westinghouse. Before you make a
trade, come in and get our proposition.
See the NEW 1938
estinghouse
The finest radio we have ever
offered • . . sensational
advancements including spe-
cial Armchair Model illttstrat-
ed, also the newest Automatic
Timing Models with Auto-
matic Frequency Control,
Atlas of the As Dial, Remote
Control and countless other
adVanced features.
$10. DOWN
Yon can ova a Westinghouse Radio
for a. little ea $10 down and 11,5 a
month, with liberal allowance kw
Irene old we.
John Bach
Main St, SEAFORT4 Phone 17
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