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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-03-03, Page 8PAG, EIGHT seemewnesseeswennematmer THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1938 liENSALL M. and Mrs. lAlvin ,Kellerfnan al Dashwood were calling an friends in town on Saturday. Mrs, William Sangster, who since the death of her husband the late William Sangster, about two years ago, has conducted the grocery store formerly owned by 'Mr..Sangster, has decided to quit the 'grocery ,business • and moved the balance ;of the stock • and stare fixtures to her home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Charle Abbott oi De- troit and Mrs. Dr. Smith of St, iMarys were recent visitors at the home of • Mr, and ,Mesa. G. C. Petty, ....-..... Me. and Mrs. Merry Beavers of •Exeter were isiting friends in the :village on Satt . The follonin are the prize winners at the seed- sh w held here ,Friday: Fall wheat. R. Donnell, H. Des- jardine, E, T ertmer; spring wheat. Timemn r. Early oats, Lorne • Chapman. E. Destarchne. W. •R. Dou- gall, H. Treentner: late oats, 14. Des- jardine. 1V. R. Dougall, NV, J, Mc- Kenzie, Barley, If. Desjardine, Wm. Pepper, W. R. Dolman, H. Treetn- .ner. Field peas. H. Desjardine, E. C. Wright. Field beans, Owen Geiger & Son, WR Damsel!, Larne Chapman. Yellow eye or strawberry beans, Alex 'Crerar, Owen Geiger & Sots. Soy beans, „Alex Buchanan, 'Red clover seed. Wm. t:onsitt, Timothy seed, Wm. Consitt, H. Truenmer, W. Dougall. Sweet lover seed, H. Des- jarcline, W. Alexander. Alfalfa seed, E, Wright. Potatoes, any early varie- ty, Lorne 'Chapman; potatoes, mest- erei cron. W. R. Dougall, E. C. Wright, H. In -women Sweet -take for grain and seeds, 14, Desjardine, Beaver-Wurm— A very pretty wedding was solem- nized at the United Church parsonage, Eensall. on Settualay afternoon at two o'clock, when Rev. .Arthur Sinclair united in marriage Miss Emma \Armin, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin 'Wilms who live on the highway two miles south of Hensell, and formerly of Idensell, to Harolll Samuel Beaver, second son of Mrs. John Caldwell of Exeter. The charm- ing bride was becomingly goweed in village on Sunday. . The Cyclone:Hockey leagne series was conelnded 'at Exeter on •Manday eveniug when m the Exeter tea ' •dee ieated the •Hensall team 4 ta•2 on sthe -Exeter Arena. This• was .the. final. game in the toornni aent for the.,Hciff n macup. A wm eek ago a double -gae was pleyed no the Exeter rink, Men - Sall defeated Zurich ands-lEneeter• de- feated Creditom The two wituting tearas Made the play -off ait Monday night, For . Hensall flIarold Foster scored both -goals; for -Exeter; Corn- ish, McDonald, Snell and Beavers niade one each. ' The Zurich team went through the league schedule undefeated and was awarded the MacMillaa cup. Mr. iHerbert jones of the town line, has purchased a new Dodge car front ffohn 1Passmore & Son, local Car ilealere,- Mr, Lloyd 'Passmore has returned to Delhi after spending two weeks' holidays visiting with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs, Jahn Palsmore, Mr, Earl Parlmer spent the week end in Torootog ' Dr. Campbell has purchased a new Dodge car from John Passmore Son. meeting of the women of the three local churches will be held in •Carniel Presbyterihn Church on Fri, day afternoon at 3 o'clock to take 9aet in the world's day of prayer for wornen. Mrs, 'W. A. Yonag will he the speaker for the afternoon. • Quite a number of H.ensall hockey fans attended the hockey match in Exeter on Monday evening 'betwee the Renee -11 and Exeter teams, A solve service was held in the Un - :led Church on Sunday evening. The pastor, Rev. Arthur Sinclair, .took as his subject, Favorite Hymns of the Ltifferstit Churches and Their Atte- 'ors. His address was very interesting. The choir sang several hymns. Dr, Smillie sang a solo, "Lead Kindly Light." Asolo by Mrs. Alfred Clark, "C. Master let Inc walk with thee." Salo by M.iss Lettie Love, -The Lord is my shepherd," Trio -by Mrs. G. Hess, )Jr. W. 0..-Goodwio and. Mr, Harry Horton. Trio by Mt. Wilson .Carlile, Mr. C. Blowes -and . Miss Greta Lammie. A large congregation was out to enjoy theservice. Death of Mrs. ',George Reevely— Word was received by frieads in the village on ...Monday that Florence Cook, wife of Mr. 'George Reavely, of East 'Nissouri township, had passed' away Sunday at St. Joseph's hospital, London. She was the youngest dau- ghter of the late Mr. and Mts. Thos. Cook and was born here 44 years ago and spent her early life here. Al the time of the Great War She married Thomas Appleton of Exeter. Mr. ,Ap- pleton went oVerseaswith the 1461110 battalion. Mrs. Appleton resided in Exeter. On Mr. Appleton's return, they moved • to Hensel) where Mr. a dress of arc]lid satin wide matching accessories and carried a bouquet of pale pink carnations and maidenheir ferns. She oas attended by her sister, Miss Grace \\Nem, Who wore a dress of rush colored crepe with accessor- ies to match and carried a ;bonquet oi pink carnations and ferns. The groomsman was Ernest Chipchase of Tuckersmith township. After the cere- mony about twenty members of the families of the contracting parties mo- tored to London where a wedding din- ner was served at the Royal Cafe and afterwarde were guests at a theatre party. Later in evening Mr. arid Mrs. 'Beaver left on a motor trip to Port Ifinron and other amine in Michtgan. Anpleton was employed on the C. N. The bride's travelling dress was navy R. section. They were • both highly bine erette, a gray coat a ith wolf fur trimmings, black hat and other acces- sories. On their return Mr. and Mrs. 'Beaver LC 11 reside in Exeter. Mrs. Beaver tt as a ,,,rnier popular Hensall young lady and they both have the +hest khes of their many friends, Rev. W. \. Young spent Monday irt 'Toranto. Mr. 'Geo. C. 'Petty has sold the brick building knoan as the inrmer l'etty pork packing plant and One of the first brick building's built in Hensel!, to Mr. Geo. Thompson. Mr. Thomp- son ietemis erecting a large grain warehanse on this site whirl': is Orme; side his present glade warelum Se. The new building will he erected this sumn1 e r. Mr. Alex, .Filshie Toranto aae a week end visitor here with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A, .Filshie. At a meeting held in London on Satnrclay of the Weetern Ontnrio Bib- le Society, auxiliary to the British and !Foreign 'Bible Society of Canada and Newfoundland, Mr. J. W. Ortwein of Hensall was elected president of that society. Mr. Ortwein is one of the old- est workers of the society in the tounty of Huron and has been very active in the work of that organizn- tion. The dance put on in the town hall on 'Wednesday evening under the aus- pices of the Hensall Citizens' Band was fairly well attended. The miteic wa. slipplied by Shorty Grant's orch- estra of Exeter. The novelty prize was won by Mrs. Kirk Hatton and the spot light dance by Mrs. Sam Rennie, Mr. Harald Sherritt of 'Toronto apent the week end here with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Sherritt. The funeral of the late Mrs. Lloyd Venner took place from her late home on Brock St., Hensall, Friday after- noon, interment taking place in Me - Taggares Cemetery. Rev. Arthur Sinclair, pastor of the United Church, Heneall, had charge of the .funeral services, The floral tributes front re- latives, fiends and neighbors were very .beautiful. The pall -bearers were James Venner, William Kyle, William Parker, William Fairbairn, Eldon Miller and Alpine McEwen. The fun- eral was largely attended by a great many relatives, neighbors and friends who wished to pay their last respects, Deceased died in St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, London. She was :formerly 'Isa- belle .1,fary Easkett. She vas 'born at Parkhill 33 years ago where she spent her early life. About 30 years ago she married Mr. Lloyd Venner of Chisel- huest. They came to .Flensall and had resided here since. The auditors' report of the village municipal Musks, made recently by Firstbrook, Monteith & Co. of 'Strat- ford, has been issued. It shows that the vinage is in a splendid position financially, each account showing a nice surplus. The debenture debt is being rapidly paid off. At the end of .1039 all the debentures will be paid except the .balance of the school de- bentures due in 110443 and the hydro debentures, the •balance of which will be paid off in 391416. There is new en- ough money on hand to Meet the pay- ments on the balance of the school and hydro 'debt, In times like these this is a proud municipal record. afe. 'and ,Mrs. Milton 'Stewart of Seaforth accompanied by 'Mrs. Sarah Coleman, were visiting relatives in the respected citizens. lir. Appleton died nine years ago. Mrs. Appleton resole(' here fr a time ani1 then maved with her family to London. She later mar- ried Mr. George Reavely and went to live in East .Nissouri township, near Thamestord where she resided till her death. She is survived by her .hus- build, two son, flarold and Alden Appleton of Londam end one (laugh, ter.. Doris Appletom at -home. and one sister, Guilt, Detroit, The funeral took place irons her late Mune Wedneaday afternoon.. Mar, 112,1, interment taking place in: . the 711, Line Cemetery, E. dalissouri Tp. Mr. and -3Ire. Jttmea Sangster and 31r, David Robineon attended the -foneral, deo a number of relatives from Exeter aod Zerich, Mr. and \Ira. Andrew' Mums., whe 11:tve 'been vkiting with relatives and friends in Hensel,' and vicinity for several weeks, left on Wednesday for their..home 111 Regina. At Carmel Preebytetian Cherch two very interesting serviette were held ,m Sonday, •At the morning ser - vire the pastor, Rev. AV. 'A. Young, took as his subject -The Covenant of Today". Stniday was .the 300th aani- rersary of the signing of the National Covenant in .Grey friar's chnrchyard, Edinburgh. This was a very import- ant event which freed forever the Presbyterian Church from domination by the state. Mr. Yuung made special reference to the event. Special hymns acre sung and the 'choir rendered two anthems: 'Faith of our Fathers" and "Praise Mini, Praise Him", Mrs. Young taking the special solo parts. In the evening a Special song service was held. • Mr. Ross McKay gave a very interesting talk on the hymn ''sjestts Lover of My Soul" and its Mahon 'Charles Wesley. A number of hynms were sung: A trio, Mrs. Mae - Dougal, Mrs, Andrew Dougal .and Miss Margaret Dougal, 'Blessed Sal, - beth Day"; a quartette, Jas, Ben - gong's, William McLaren, 'Rev. W, A. Yoones R. 'Y. 'McLaren sang -"Jesus Lover of My Sold"; anthem by the choir "Stand Up for 'Jesus". Mr. W. J. Stewart of Clinton was calling on friends in the village on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLeod of Dearborn, Mile,, attended the .funeral of Mrs.. McLeod's sister, the late Mrs, Lloyd ,Venner, held here on Friday last. • - Mr. David Kilpatrick is holding an auction sale of lila farm stock and implements at the farm on the high- way two miles north of Eensali on -Friday afternoon of this week: After the sale we believe Mr. ,and Mrs. Kil- patrick will -move to Hensall. Mr. Lorne .McINlaughtanis moving from the farm at. Russetdale thet he -has occupied for several years to the. McNaughton farm one Mile east of Chiselistosa t. Mr. and .Mrs. -Glen Bell entertained a number of relatives and friends at their home on Tuesday evening, the occasion being Mr. Bell's lbirthday, Mtg. Campbell' left 05 Wechiesdey to visit relatives in Nova Seotia,. • AUCTION'S:ALE OF LANDS Under and by virtue of the powers octotained in a certain mortgage which 'will be produced at the time of sale there will be offered for sale by public auction on 'Saturday, the llath day of March, 11.19313, at the hour of three 'o'clock in the afternoon at the Queen's Hotel in the Town of Sea - forth by II.arold Dale, 'Auctioneer, the following property, namely: . Lot Number Ten ,(1110) in the First Case -Concession of the Township of Mcgillop containing One Hundred (11100) acres of land upon which there is said to be erected a good size brick house, a small drive -shed, a !bank barn approximately 40 by 60, equip- ped with cement stalls and stabling, and at the rear cif the said barn a straw. shed with stabling, Subject to a reserve bid. Terms: Ten (1099) percent, of the purchase money to be paid down at the time of +sale, 'balance to be paid in thirty (30) days. A mortgage in part pasonent may be arranged. Dated at Seaforth the 'First clay of March, 3036. For lull .particulars and conditions of sale apply to HAYS & MIEIR, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. Seaforth, Ontario AUCTION SALE Of Barn Timber„ Lumber and Scantling at St4 Lot 17, Con. 9, Babylon line, Stanley Twp., on Wed- nesday, Mar. 9 at 2 .p,rn. Also 7 -room frame house With 'good 'kitchen. All timber, lumber and scantling will be sold to the highest 'bidder. Nouse and kitchea will be sold sulbject to -reserve bid. Terms cash. Mrs, David iJohnston, Prop. G. H. 'Elliott, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of (Farm Stock and Implements. The 'undersigned auctioneer has teen instructed to sell by public auction at Lot 13, South of 'Kippers on Fri- day, 'March 411):et 1 o'clock aharp, the following: Horses: 'Agricultural team of mares 7 and 6 years old. matched; agricultural mare 112 years old; agri- cultural colt, 1 year old. Cattle: Roan cow, 5 years old, wilI freshets at time of sale; cow, 4 years old, \Yin frealien„ March Wet; red cow, 5 years old, freshened 2 months; black ;cow 3.ears old, freshened. 2 months; red cow will freshen April Mt, 4 years old; Hereford heifer, will freshen at time of sale: Durham heif- er, will freshen 1,5th Ielorch; year old steer; 2 calves 2 months old. 9 pigs, about 90 lb. 40 yearling 'Rocks. Implements: F. t& Metter, o • ton; MeC. mower; Deerittg hay rake: hay tedder, roller, set diamond har- rews, 2 odd harrows, 5 -harrow dniw bar: 2 Fleury1 waystig mows; Cock - shim doable furrow plow with nar- row bottom; spring Moth cultivator: 31.-1-1. bean puller with scaler at- tachment; Mee. fertilizer -drill, near- ly new; 211.5 ism gas engine; Clinton fanning mill, art Renfretv scales, 2,- 000 lb, cap.; truck wagon, hay eack; set sleighwith flat 1)0tt0111; {wiper, cutter. :buggy, simnel/eat; set good Mitchell harness, set plow bar - n055, aet single driving ,harness, 5 good leather horse collars, power ent- ers' grinder, woek bench, log jacks pomp jack, Melotte tream S(1)11111 tor, hay fork, ear, 11150 feet rope, .sling ropes, incubator, 11120 egg cap.: brooder stove; sap buckets and pan; whiffietrees, neckyokes, chains and other articles too numerate; to men- tion. Terms cash. Everything will be sold as the pro- prietor is' giving up fanning. Dave Kilpatrick, Proprietor; Prank Taylor, Auctioneer, FOUND Dog, 'black and white hound with brown head, found Saturday. Leo Stephenson, Millburn, phone :443 r 2, Sea.forth. COMMUNITY SALE .Every \Vechiesday at ;Queen's Ho- tel stables, cattle, pigs, implements, etc, Bring in anything you have to sell anti get the cash. Rates reasons able. ,Incubator 1160 egg capacity, radio, '12 choice calves, Viking cream separator like new, a few horses. TOWN OF SEAFORTH Tax Pre = Payment Receipts For 1938 The Town will pay 4 per cent per annum up to Aug. 31/38 on all pre- paid 1933 taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the Town Hall. D. H. WILSON, Treas. AUCTION .SALE Of 'Farm Stock on kilviday', March 4th at 130 p.m.. at N11 -S; lot 22, CO. 113, MCKialop, 134 miles south of Wilton .and It mile east. 5 cows .due in March, April and May, as .follows, 1 due hisne oF sele, 1 in March, q. in lApril,.11, in May. q cow with calf at,loot. 3 two-year old steers, 1 two-year old heifer. . 7 steers and iheifers rising 3 years 7 calves rising 1 year old. • 11 sow due to 'Biter &birch ,10th. Term s cash. George Dunks, 'Proprietor. G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of 'Phonies .Smale, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, deceased, who* died on or about the 27111 day of ',faint -- my, A.D. 11036. Take Notice that all persona hav- ing any claims or demands against the estate of the above deceased must forward particulars iintl proof of .same to the undermeetioned Solicitor on or before the 21.6th day of March, liext, after which date' the under - mention ed will' 'proceed to d is gib u te the estate with regard only to those claims which they shall then have re- ceived notice. Dated at Seaforth this let day 'of March, A,D. 11936. James Rivers, Seaforbh, Ont, Albert 0'. Smale, Stage, Ont. 'Executors By their Solicitor, .E.Imer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ontario. CLEARING, AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements at Lot '113, Con. 3, London Road, 34 mile south 'af Brucefield on No. 4 High way, on Tuesday, Afarch 8th, at q o'clock sharp. il-Torses—One team of geldings 4 and 5 years old; 1 mare 5 years old: 1 ,gel.ding 3 years old; 11 gelding 12 years old; 1 socking colt; gray colt rising 2 years old. Cattle—Durharn cove due April 23111, '5 years old; 111 Durham cow due May 20111, 5 years old; 1 Durham cow due April 10th, 7 years old; 1 Durham cow slue Oct. years old; 1 Holstein cow clne 1061, 4 years old; 11 Holstein cow due April 4,3th, 4 years old; 1 Holstein cow .due Dtne 10th, 8 years old; :1 Durham cow due Oct. 1011), 3 years ol(3; 1 Holstein clue April 215, 6 years old; 1 Holstein cow due Sept. 3rd, 3 years old; 11. Shorthorn tin)] 2 years old; I Holstein heifer ia calf, 2 years old; 3 yearling calves, 7 spring calves, Poultry -150 White Leghorn pullets, Implements -1 Massey T-Tarris bin- der, 7 foot out; ,Deering mower, 7 foot cut; 1 Deering rake, Massey Harris spring tooth cultivator. Mas- sey 'Harris lima scalier and puller; 1 1..0.1', disc; Matenty Harris fertiliz- er drill OM hoe) nearly new; I 'Max- well hay loader; q steel roller, 4 sec- tion harrows, 1, Massey Harris man- ure spreader; 1 Fleury (1d1) walking ghee ; qt Cockshutt (II1) walking plow; 1 'Iniclhope Anderson riding plow; also 11 Tudhope Anderson riding plow nearly new with rolling coulter and skimmer conebitted; 1 wagon, 1 hay - racist I Clinton fanning 11111 with bagger, 2000 lbs, wagon scales, 2 wheel trailer, Massey Harris grinder, 1 'Fairbanks 2 engine 6 h.p.; 3 belts —13' double x 6", 10' x4", vcrAP, all rubber; 1 horse scuffler, Cyclone sower. 1 turnip sower. Ill steel Pig trotegh, '1 feeding rack, 11 power horse °Upper, hay fork none '1180 ft.; 11 col- ony house, 1. shelter range, DeLaval cream separator No. 112, 11, Belt cut- ting 'hog, 1 fattening crate, hold aboot 40; I set brass Imitated Mitchell harness; 1 set bkband harness; b set bk. band and cronpers; 0' set 'buggy harness, 1, circtelar ,saw, 1 stone boat. 1. buggy pole; two 415 -gal. drums; 11 gravel box, a quantity of grain bags. 1Grain—A. quantity of oats anti barley. lHousehold Effects—LA quantity of hooseleold effects. ;No reserve as proprietor is giving up farming. Terms cash. Eldon Johnston, ,Proprietor; G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. • AUCTION SALE 0:1 Thursday, :March ard. at 0 min. at Lot '19, Concession A, Stanley Two., 1 mile north 'of Erucefield, No. 4 highway, consisting of stock and a few other articles. Horses—Choice 3 year Clyde mare 1400 lbs.: clean legged 4 year horse 01300 lbs.; 12 year horse 1000 lbs.; colt rising I year. Cattle -2 'fresh cows, 4 fresh heif- ers, 118 heifers and cows to come in lvTarch; 6 heifers and cows to come 1,1 early April; '1 heifer, latter part of .April; 1 .dow 1:1 'July; 1 cow first of September; 0 -year old Hereford bull; 7 well bred young calves. '1 brood saw slue .eime of sale; 1 brood saw 110 days later; 213 thrifty chunks from 50 to 60 lbs. This is a choice lot of stock and wili positively be sold. 'No outside stock allowed on place day of sale. Terms cash. Auctioneer, Geo. Elliott. Proprietor, Scott Davidson. CASH .S1„::EicIALS SAT First Grade Creamery Butter, per pound .... 37c Pure Lard, 2 pounds 23e Shortening, 2 pounds 23c Pastry Flour, 24 'pounds ...63c Crisco, per pound 21c 10 pounds Sugar 59c Corn Meal, 5 pounds • 23c Campbell's Soups, 3 Tins ..25c Libby's Tomato juice, 5 Thts • 25c Carnation Milk Tall tins, 311ns 23c -Rolled Wheat, 5 lb. 21c ' Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 pkges. 23c McCormick's Jersey Cream Sodas, per lb. ...17c Spy Apples, per basket' ..... 28c W. J Pkniqan ELMER D. BELL B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario IN MEMORIAM Munn—lin losing memory of Alex- ander Munn who slied March 6, OP& Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to, break, 'bat all in vain. To have, to love, and then to part as the greatest sorrow of one's heart The years may wipe .out Many things, Bet this they -wipe out never, The memory of those happy days When we were all togeehet. —Ever remembered by Wife end Family. — FARM FOR RENT Fifty acres of good farming' land on Con. 9, Monett, has been pasture for 8 years. 10:n 'premises are 8 room- ed 'house and bank barn, also supply of good water. Apply 11'. E. Phillips, 43 Woodmount Ave., Toronto. WOOD FOR SALE Good limb wood, delivered in Sea - forth at 412 per cord in 134 word loads Apply to T. 9. Richardson, •Egnionda ville. Phone 22446. PROPERTY ni EGMONDVILLE House, 7 rooms, pantry, clothes closets, good cellar, cistern, never failing well. of hard water .at door, township taxes, telephone; S minutes' Walk to church, school or store; house newly shingled, -papered; everything in good repair; excellent garden. Priee reasonablo. 'For sale or rent, Mrs. Alen. t;ordon, or write P; Box 511; Seaforth, Ont, FARM FOR SALE A nicely located farm consisting of 146 acres of good farming land, good buililings, continuous snooty of good water. 31 mile west' of Blake. For further particolars apply lo 11,;";.. 1Vcstlake, R. R. 3. Bayfield. FOR SALE Quantity of turnips, also Clyde mare, '114 years old, in foal. 'James Landeborough, Phone 11504116, WANTED ;Experienced fartn hand, married or single, must be reliable, good milker. Apply personally to .Chas. Maktvin, R, ;R. 4, Walton. FOR SALE OR RENT In Esemondville, three acres with 7 -room frame house, hydro, hard and soft water, good barn and henhouse. Dominic Reynolds, Walton, Ont, Phone 230 r 213, Seaforth, FOR 'SALE One ;pure 'bred bronze gabler, for sale, Saskatchewan bird, one year old. Also' one good work horse, sound, and will drive single or double, age rising 3 years. Chas. Millson, Sea - forth, Ont„ E. R. No. B. 'One mile west of Seaforth. FARM FOR RENT 100 acres of .first class farm land, consisting of Lot ‘11 of the '411) conces- sion of fitrWett Tvvp., between Sea - forth and Clinton. On the premises are large 'bank barn, house nearly new, and a garage. Some ploughing clone. Possession given April 1st. Mrs. E. J. D:ockl, Clinton. NOTICE Singer Service Representative mak- ing special offer of $150 for overhaul- ing any type of sewing machine until April '1. Inquire at Watson & 'Reid's. Reasonable monthly terms on new or used machines. Good trade-in allow- ance on your old machine. WANTED Twenty-five bushels seed peas. Ap- Ply to 'Lindsay ttyre, Erueefield. Phone 211-3te. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIES Dominion Bank Bualding, Seaforth Phone 334 w E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The 3econd Division Court 'County of •Horon Office 1,11 the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours :— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m.' to 15 p.m. .Saturday . evening, 7:30 p. 01, ta 9 p, FARMS FOR SALE Two grass farms, 76 acres, 534 lot 10, con. 111, MeKillop; and SO acres, S.34 101 1119, can. 2, ,Hibbert, always plenty of water. The late Charles and Margaret Hohlbein Estate. ,App3y. to• Mrs. Richards, opposite Seaforth Col- legiate. FARM FOR SALE 100 acre 'farm with good 'buildings, spring creek and bush. IPriced right for qoick sale. Apply to The Segorth News. HOUSE FOR SALE ,Frame house 6 rooms, cement foun- dation, electric lights, ;barn and six lots, adapted 'for market gardening. Charles Hohlibein .Estate. 'Apply to Mrs. Richards, opposite •Collegiate. 1--„u17.:1AIAM Feel fit as. a fiddle ... WASH DAY ADD EVERY DAY! That "washed out" feeling is often just nature's warning for you to Inwire • of overwork— Neglect of this danger signal may seriously impair your health . . So take no chances when washdays leave you weary and wornout ... Gera Westinghouse Cushioned Action washer and feel.grand washdays and EVERY clay: For Westinghouse Cush - hissed Action snakes wasaa:ug easy. It gets clothes cleaner , with en hand rubbing . . end Ivith ,marl So quick too—an 1...ue or so and the clothes are out on the line snow white and REALLY clean/ COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION. Westinghouse CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS SPECIAL Until March 5th 10.00 ALLOW- ANCE on your old used washer JOHN BACH