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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-11-10, Page 81?1 PAGE EIGHT 'FIENgALL Tho Happy Cousins ,Entertaipers of. Elmira will present programme IVIonclay, Nov. op, 'Jensen TOU'll Hall 8015 ;pan. ender auspices Young Peo- ple's 'Union. Adults 25e, Children 115c. Oesch-Nfonsseau— The Presbyterian Manse, ,Hensall, was the scene of a pretty wedding at eleven o'clock Saturday. .when Rev. W. A. Young united in marriage Irene Elizabeth Mousseau, eldest daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Mousseau, Hay, and LeRoy " Oesch, son of Mrs. Susan ,Oescb, Zurich. The bride looked charming in a gown of plum 'sheer 'bubble crepe with .gold trinimings and carried a bouquet of briarcliffe rosebuds. The 'bridesmaid Miss Ella Mousseau of Grand Bend, was attired in royal blue chiffon with navy accessories and corsage cif johanna Hill roses. The ' ,groom a'as supported ,by Mr. Garnet Mousseau, brother of the bride. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served to about forty guests at the home of the bride's parents. The tables were 'beautifully •decorated with pink and white and ceatred with the bride's cake. Four girl friends of the bride were waitresses, narnelV Mrs. Wes Jones, Miss Margaret Mousseau, Misses Annie and Mary Coleman. Later the happy young couple left for an extended trip to St. Catherines, 'Niagara Falls and Buffalo. For travelling the bride don- ned a smart grey Bombay lamb coat with navy accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Oesch will reside in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheppard and little daughter rof Harrietsville visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennings and daughter Mae of Egmondville moved into the house Tuesday known as the Reichert house, which Mr. Ken- nings purchased recently from Mr. J. W. Ortwein. Mr. and Ars. Henry Harbarn and little •daughter of Staffa spent the week end at the home of the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Deters. Mrs. A. L. Case retarned home last week after visiting a few days with Mrs. A. Laminie in Detroit. Mr. Roy Weber motored to De- troit Sunday and spent the day there. Rev. T. P. Cook of Milverton conducted services in the United Church Sunday and delivered very fine discamses. The choir Tendered excellent anthems under the very able leadership of Mr. W. 0. Goodwin with Miss Greta Laramie playing the organ. Rev. A R. Brooks was in Milverton conducting anniversary services there. The services in Carmel Presbyter- ian Church were well attended, Rev. W. .1. \Wing delivering splendid ser- mons and tbe choir sang excellent anthems, solo part was taken 'by Rev. NV. A. Young. Next Sunday evening the service will he a service of song and the nflieu.re of the young people's sosiets will he installed. The, mapy friends of Mr. Dan Ross who underwent an operation at St, Joseph's hospital. London, an Friday regret to hear that he (Ining. :IS well as expected, but hope he will scion recover. Cauadian Legion are holding their Armistice service in Carmel Presas terian Church Friday af ter - neon at 2:30 pm. Nex t Saturday will be apple day and the Boy Scouts of the village ask yotir co-operation. The annual rally of the mission bands of Huron Presbytery will be held in Carmel Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon at 2:30 rani. Miss Iris Erry of Jobat, India, will be the special speaker, The Arnold Circle are preparing for their annual bazaar to be held Saturday, Dec. 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Kating ,of London visited aver the week end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hemphill of 'Wroxeter, visited with relatives in town Simday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Butler and Nfr. and MTS. Raba Harney of London called on friends in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. IC Hutton and son Larry who have ,been resident:, of town for the past few years moved to Exeter on -Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasl''arkins and family of Denfield have rented the Anglican Church rectory and expect to move here very shortly. Arnold Circle— A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. 'Jas. Vineent, Cliutom on Monday night. when the Arnold Circle were entertained hy Mrs. Vineent. The president Miss _Mabel Warkman, presided and open- ed the meeting by singing hymn 109, hallowed by the sentence prayers hy Misses Margaret Bell, Myrtle Pears and Mrs. Roy MacLaren, Miss Violet Hyde then read the Scripture, reading followed by minutes of previous meeting, roll call and business dis- cussed. It was decided to hold the bazaar Saturday, Dec. 3rd. A delight- ful guitar duet was given by Misses Margaret MacGregor and Helen Walker. A short reading on "Armis- tice" was given ,by Miss Irene Hog- garth. The chapter from the study 'book was taken by Miss Mabel Workman entitled "The Ways of the Little Doctor." Hymn 464 was then sung and all repeated the Lord's prayer in unison. A dainty lunch was served by the .hostess. Miss !Edna Saundercock has ac- cepted a position with Mr. W. 0. Goodwin in his dry good store. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sparks of 13ayfield visited on Sunday ,with the former's mother, Mrs. -.;af. Sparks, Mrs and Mrs.' Harry Cook of Tor- onto spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. .C. Cook; Mr. and Mrs, McNeill of St. Thomas visited relatives and friends in and araand town last week, 'Mr. and ,Mrs, P. H. Devlin of Strat- ford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett and family recently. Mrs. David MacLean is at present visiting her dinCe, MCNein hi St Thomas The W. M. S. are rstaking ars aass, stars • THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938 Style Hair' Up -swept New The calls for a Better Permanent OR THE LATEST STYLE FINGERWAVE and a most modern shampoo by 'B' BEAUTY SALON L. M. BOX SEAFORTH PHONE 50 OR 18. rangements for packing a lbaleof second hand clothing, bedding and books to be sent to the West in the near future. Mr. T. D. Wren has moved his grocery store one door east in the Petty 'block and it .presents a very fine appearance. Mrs. John Murdoch is visiting her niece, Mrs. 'McNeill in St. Thomas, Mr, John Miller who resides near Mitchell visited last week with his daughter, Mrs. H. '0. Dayman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden and family have moved into the house owned by the Rennie Estate on South Richmond St. recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. 'Robt. Higgins and amily. Mr. E. K. Hutton of Goderich spent the week end at his home here, Welsh-Swain— A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Mark's • Church. recently ,whea Margaret Jeanne, eldest daughter of Harry Swain and the late Mrs. Swain of Ailsa Craig, NV6.1 united in mar- riage to William Royce Welsh, son of William Welsh and the 'late Mrs. Welsh, Hensall. Rev. Walter Jones officiated. The attendants were Miss Mabel Sims and William Bowes of London. The bride wore green crepe with accessories in -black and should- erette of -talisman "roses. Following the .ceremony a reception was held at the Royal Cafe, Mr. and Mrs. 'Welsh will reside on Ridout Street, London. The many friends of Mr. Mark Drysdale are pleased to see him out around aaain and able, to take a few car rides, Miss Helen Walker visited with Heads in London -Saturday. Mrs: Eva Stapleton is visitipg friends in _Cochrane and Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fink have moved into the hause owned by Mr. Geo, Fergusan on -South Richmond S1. and are' -*ening nicely settled. Ma and Mrs. Geo. Ferguson and Miss Violet Hyde visited with rela- tives in Preston on Thursday hist. The occasion was Mr. and Mrs. Fer- guson's fifty-thirdwedding anniver- sary. A very pleasant afternoon was spent Thursday in the United Church when the NV, M. S. entertained the mothers and babies of the Baby Band. The church was b.eautifully decorated with streamers of pink and blue, colored balloons and huge bas- kets of mums. The president, Mrs, Cross presided and extendeda very 'hearty welcome to all present, after which hymaa427 was sung, followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Ed McQueen read the 23rd psalm. Mrs, Laramie then led in prayer. The roll was called and business discussed, The collection was then. taken and. 'recitations were given by Ross Cor- bett, Bobby Rowcliffe and Shirley Chapman. Mrs. R. J. Patterson then gave a very interesting story entitled "Seita, a little Indian Girl." Recita- tions a -ere then given by Ian Mc- Allister, Jean Ingram and Elaine Beer. This was followed by a story by Miss Consitt entitled "A little black African Baby," which was very interesting.. Recitations by Clau- dette Blowes,- Beverley Moore, Betty Smale and Hannah Pepper followed by a delightful solo :by Betty -Mickle "Jesus. Wants Me for a Sunbeam," accompanied by Mrs. E. I-. Mickle. Mrs. Geo. 'Hess then -gave an inter- esting story entitled "Lillian a little Indian Girl." 'Mrs. E, L. Mickle, sup- erintendent of the Baby Band. then presided over the graduation exer- cises -while Miss Florence Welsh played soft nmsic and sang. The children looked very pretty in their pink and blue banners and hate, and were presented with their diplomas .by Mrs. Mickle and received into the Mission Band by Miss Catherine Drysdale. The names of the gradu- ates were as follows:. Betty Miekte, Beverley Moore, Bobby ROwcliffe, lan-McAllister, Hannah Pepper, Jean Ingram, Ross Cotbett, Rae Clarke, Claudette Blowes and Betty Smate. The meeting closed by sing- ing hymn 432 and Mrs. McDonell led in prayer. A dainty luneh was served. McNaughton-Scruton— over the week inrid with his mother, Mrs. Ann Berry. Miss 1Nellie Fee of Milverton vis- ited at her 'home here over Abe *eek end. • 'Messrs. Milton and Lloyd Ortwein of London visited 'relatives here on Sunday. Mrs. Brazier and family of 'Lon- don spent Sunday the guests of Dr. and 'Mrs, D. G. Steer. Mr. Harvey Hudson has secured a position on a large dairy farm at Ild- erton aad left this week to com- mence his 'duties there. Ma, 1Jas. Parkins ,of Denfi•eld has been appointed by the C.IN.R, as sec- tion 'foreman for Hensall district and commenced work here Monday. Ma. Parkins is well known haying worked here all last winter as fore- man. Mrs. A. McDonald -and Miss Mary McAsh spent a -few days last week with their sister, Mrs. McKenzie of Brucefield. Mr. Ford Sparks of London spent a day -last week with his mother, Mrs. Marjorie Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman of Blen- heim visited on Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Chas, McDonell. Mr, G. H. Jefferson, Rt. VVor. Bro. of Clinton, attended the Masonic Lodge meeting here on Monday night and gave a very excellent address, and the first degree was exemplified. Leaders' Congress and Training School will be held in the 'United Church irons Nov. 7 to 15th. MiAA Annie Carlisle, bride -elect of Saturday, was honored at her home last Wednesday evening with a mis- cellaneous shower. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Armistice Day, Friday, Nov. lalth, will be observed as a public holiday and all places of business will close. Mr. Graham MacLaren of Crops -- arty visited friends in town Sunday. Anniversary services of the Young People's Union will be held in the United Church Sunday, Nov. 20th. Rev, Hugh Keith Love of Kintore will be the special speaker. a as , Hagen-Alexander— A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday at 4 o'clock at the 'home of Mr. and )Jr, E. K. Hutton when Rev. NV. A. Young united in marri- age Mrs, Annie 'Alexander, Hensall, and Mr. William Hagen of Kiteh- ener. The bride wore black triple sheer with •ahoulclerette of white car- nations, During the signing of the register, Mrs. W. A. Young played the piano. After the ceremony a wed- ding dinner was served to the immed- iate relatives of the bride and gropm. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen will reside in Kitchener. Mission Circle— The Mission Circle of the United Church held their meeting at the home of Miss 'Mary Goodwin on Fri- day evening last. The first part of the meeting was spent in knitting and lunch served. The worship part npened by silent prayer followed by prayer by leader. 10 Love that will not let me go," was then sung, fol- lowed by the motto. A reading was. given by Elva McQteen. Gladys Passniore read the scripture, the roll was called by Elva Me -Queen. "Jesus Shall Reign where're the San," was sung. Miss Douglas gave a very in- teresting address on missionary work. The meeting closed by singing, Hensall Council— Regular meeting of the village council held Monday evening, Nev. 7 at 8 p.m, in the council chambers A quiet wedding was solemnized at the 'United Church manse, Blyth when Res-, Arthar Sinclair, former pastor of Hensall I_Tnited Chttrch, un- ited in marriage Mildred Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. A. Scruton and the late Mr. Scruton, of Hensall, to Peter Linton MCNaughton, son ,of Mc1Naughton -and the late Ars. McNaughton of Hensall. The young couple were unattended. Mr. aed Mrs. McNaughton apent their honeymoop in Toronto, and white there were the guests of the bride's sister, Miss Joyce Scruton and the groom's sister, Miss Mae MeNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton ,will reside in Hensel]. Mr, Ed Berry of Toronto visited "FARMERS ATTENTION" "Colder IVeather is here" We have a Choice of First Class Fuel Alberta Large Lump $10.20 per ton Pennsylvania Anthracite, Stove or Nut size .. $12.40 per ton Hamilton Coke$10.60 per ton We will deliver to town consum- ers at an additional '60c per ton teamster's charge. J. H.TSCOTT Phone 356, Seaforth Dublin Hardware WILL BE CLOSED DEC. 1ST. REDUCED PRICES ON ALL GOODS UP TILL THEN ALVIN McNEILL. AUCTION SALE Community Sale at Dick's. Hotel Stables, Seafarth, on Friday, Nov. 18. psual run of Pigs, Cattle, Poultry., Furniture, etc. s Bring in anything you have to sell. Rates reasonable. • Homer Hunt, mgr.; Phone' 212B - 12 Geo. H. Elliott, ,Auctioneer. J. NI. Eckert, Clerk. HOUSE 'FOR RENT Modern conveniences, central loca- tion. Apply to Mrs. Frank Dever- eaux, Seaforth, FOR SALE Eight room house, well •situated; garage, 2 lots. Mrs. J. Muir. FOR 'SALE' Bed and -springs like, news 2 rock- ing chairs, '11 kitchen cupboard, for sale. M. Herron, Ord street. with all mensbers present. Minutes of the previous meeting read and ad- opted. F. G. Borithron appeared as a delegation from' the Canadian Legion re Remembrance Day, also wreath for some. Brock and Twitchell, that we grant the Legion the sum of $5 for wreath. The treasurer Tend a par- tial ,financial statement, also reported receiving 1$120 •for hall rents. The col- lector's report .read, showing $268,5,04 in 1938 taxes as being paid. Corres- pondence read and filed. Bills and ac- counts read, A Diets, truClcing, $111; D. Hoggarth, labor, drain, $1.70; T. Richardson do, V3.318; T. &male, do, $14,15; D. kyle, do, 101141; H. Hudson, do, $281.715% . Taylor, do, 215; W. M. Sproat, tile, $50; J. A. Paterson, sel- ecting jurors, $1.50s R J. Paters:on, $6410; R. E. Shaddiek, 82'69; County of Huron, spraying road oil, S60.901; Provincial treasurer, insulin, $1,20; Price Auto Electric, motor, V715s G. Walker, pt. salary, $311; Hensall Hydro, hall, $5$0; G. Gram, teaming, $11.7151. Total -1831517M Bylaw No. 10 was read and 'finally passed. Brock and Twitoliell, that we accept tlse Hydro proposition on trimming street trees on a $0 per cent basis of cost, the Reeve to secure men. James and Shepherd, that we instruct the Reeve to issue a proclamation for observing Remembrance Day, Nov. nth. Brock and 'Twitchell, that we purchase the remaining property at the adjourned tax sale on Nov. .115th. games and Shepherd, that we se- cure 3 stop signs. Twitchell and Brock, that we secure 150 yards of screened gravel from G. McLean. Council adjourned to meet Nov. 115th at 7:30 pan. ---1J. A. Paterson, Clerk. TUCKERSMITH Miss Kate Ellison spent last Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. James Black. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman and family spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George 'Johnston of near Varna. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt and Mr. 'John Martin spent hist Sunday at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Hugh Mc- Lachlan of Stanley. Mrs. -Andrew Kirk who has been very ill at h er daughter's Mrs. Bee- croft, of Dungannon, is improving these last few days. Her many friends will be pleased to hear of her recovery. Mrs. Laura Creighton of Detroit who was home visiting -her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk, has re- turned home. 1N1.r. and Mrs. Frank Coleman and family of McKillop spent Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman's, HARLOCK The ladies of Burns' United Church have engaged Clinton talent to put on the play entitled For Pete's Sake in Community Hall, Londes- boro, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 1116th. This play has been put on in several places and a good crowd is hoped for at Londesboro. Miss Margaret Watt of Blyth visit- ed for a few days the latter part cif last week at t home o f her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen. While there they called on several other friends in the neighborhood. Time are looking up around Har - lock, as Hydro poles are being erect- ed and families in the neighborhood getting Hydro are Messrs. Geo, Watt, Cecil Lyddiatt, Bert Allen, Charles Parsons, Peter Taylor, Nor- man Shepherd and A. W. INIcEwing. We congratulate these and wish them good luck with the Hydro. Mr.A. W. McEwing recently changed his Essex car for an Olds- mobile. Mrs. Jennie Knox visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. and Mr, Graydon Neil, the :beginning of the week. Mrs. Audrey Knox spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox /jr. The W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid held Sheir November meetings aa the home of the Misses 'jean and Agnes Ham- ilton with a good attendance and a pleasant afternoon was spent. The artist Whistler gratified a graudge against his 'Venetian land- lady by angling for her goldfish— placed temptingly on a ledge 'beneath his windowsill, He caught them, fried tliem, and dropped them dexterous- ly 'back into their bowl. • Want and For Sale .ads, 5 wks., 50c LOW, CASH PRICES SATURDAY ONLY Red Soled Robber Boots per pair 2.49 Black Soled Rubber Boots per pair 1.89 Men's Low Rubbers Goodrich Quality, pair 69c Boys' Low Rubbers, pair ..59c PENMAN'S ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR PRICED TO SELL 5 Roses Flour, per 98 lb... 2.89 Purity Flour, per 98 lb. .2.89 All Manitoba Flour • per 98 lb. 2,49 Caustic Soda, 4 lb. .... .. 25c Lux Flakes, large pkge 23c Oxydol, large pkge. 23c Rinso, large pkge. , 23c Choice Cooking Onions 10 pounds 19c New Life Laying Mash per cwt. 2.35 J. Finnigan et CARD OF THANKS , The 'family of the late Henry Mc - Gavin, desire to express to th:e neighibors and friends their sincere appreciation of the many expressions of syinpathy ,extended to them- in their recent bereavement. Also to thank the United Church 'Quaitette and, those who sent flowers. IN MEMORIAM In laving memory of Mrs. Wm. Elliott Sr. who. 'passed away five years ago, Nov. 3, 19313. "Remembrance is a golden 'chain, Death tries to break but all in vain. To have, to love, then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart; The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never, The memory of those ,happy days, When we were all together, —.Byer remembered by her sons, IN MEMORIAM Clarke -4n loving memory of Arch- ibald Clarke who passed away one year ago, November 10, 1937. 'Tis sweet to remember a father so ,dear, Though absent from us, yet ever so near. Unseen, by the world he stands by our side, Aud whispers, "Dear ones, death can not divide." —Ever missed by Wife and Family. FOR SALE .Alladin lamp, also Coleman gaso- line iron. Fred McClymont, 'Varna. ' FOR SALE Quebec heater, large size in Al shape. Apply to the News Office, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE In Egmondville ?a.; acre ground, low taxes, corner lot, stable and hen house, electric lights. Garage, small fruit trees. Apply to Mrs. John Sproat, Seaforth. FARM FOR SALE Lot 10, concession 7. Tuckersmith. Good frame .house, bank barn, straw - Shed, first class cement stabling throughout. 2 good wells, 8 colony houses well fenced and drained, con- venient to schools and churches. On Kippen 'road, 344 miles from Seaforth. For further particulars apply to Rol- and Kennedy, Seaforth, 'Ontario. WANTED TO RENT Farmer having good stock wants to rent $0 or no acres in Tackersmith or Hibbert with option of buying. Need driving ahecl, satisfactory stabl- ing, sufficient fuel. Would like pos- session as soon at possible. Alex Parsons, Seaforth, R. R. 2. TO RENT Apartment to rent, over Thomas Dickson's store. Apply to E. L. Box. NOVEMBER MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL 'The next meeting of Huron Coun- ty Council will 'be held in the Coun- cil Chambers, Court House, 'Goder- id, commencing Tuesday, !November 115th, 1038, at 8 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other bus- iness requiring attention should be in the hands of the County Clerk by November th. J. M. Roberts, County 'Clerk, 'Goderich, Ont. WANTED TO .RENT Farmer having good stock wants to rent •100 acres or more south of Mill Rd. or Bayfield Rd., with option of buying. Need driving .sbed, satisfact- ory stabling,/ sufficient fuel. Would like possession as soon as ,possible. Apply to The News office. CIDER MILL Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, of each week dur- ing October and Nbrember. Cider Mill located on the street leading to the golf 'course, West Ward, Mitchell, Fred I-Tennick, ProprSetor . Terms, cash. ELMER D. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario McCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank- Seaforth. Office hours Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:130 p.m. to $ p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p, m. to 9 p. m, FARM FOR SALE Lot 2.8, Con. 11, Hibbert Twp. 100 acres, good land, good 'buildings, on highway No. '8, near church and school. Will the sold reasonably to settle an estate. For particulars apply to Wm. Stapleton, Dublin, Ont, FOR SALE Deluxe sedan .11930, Ford model A, new ring jab, easy on oil, in fair con- dition, will sell reasonably for cash. Also a . man's navy blue Melton. overcoat, looks like new. Apply to The News 'office. FOR SALE li good young breeding ewes; 1 pure bred Leicester ram; 1 good two- year-old Percheron colt; one hay rack and some Durhani cows. Harold Penhale, Bayfield, Phone 12 - 78, Hensall. 'FOR SALE A, quantity of Northern Spy apples and Russets. Apply to Mrs. L. J. Dmg, phone 4 - Hensall cen. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE For sale, a house and lot on Spald- ing street Seaforth, House in excel- lent Condition. Not too large. Five rooms, with pantry and wash room. Good foundation with cement •cellar and equipped with town water and electric lights. Small shed. Fifth of an acre garden Paved street. Insured for eighteen hundred ian.d fifty. A bargain for ready cash as sister has passed on. Conte and see. Jas. M. Robertson, 116 Sparling 'St., Seaforth, Ont. FOR SALE Farm containing 100 acres choice land, tight acres wood lot, orchard, two good wells, mostly seeded do Good barn and shed, 'fine stables, ii3x stalls, etc., new 1itter carrier, new windmill, cement 'silo, implement shed, garage. White -brick house in first class condition, hard and soft watea, bath room, heated, three pieces. A mile south of paved highway and two west of Seaforth near to church and school. Lot 20, Concession 2, Tucker - smith township. Will be sold very reasonably. For more particulars ap- ply to Andrew M. Kirk, Seaforth, R. R. 3, or phone,y50 - 3. FARM FOR SALE. One hundred acres, Lot 7, Con, 7, Tp. Hullett. Close tas school and church, also store. Hydro line .passes place. Well 'built on, with good hard- wood bush, suitable for syrup mak- ing, good water .supply. For farther. particulars apply to William Britton, R. R. No, 1, Clinton. ' FOR SALE Four 500 x 19 tubes and tires for sale second hand, and a number of other second hand tires. MacLean's Motor 'Service, Egmoridvitte. PROPERTY FOR SALE A lot consisting of three acres, ad- joining Seaforth. Ail seeded, 'best of land. Goad frame house with cement foundation, electric light throughout. Barn with cement foundation, mom for •ehree horses. Hog pdra chicken pen, .Hard and soft water. Taxes 310. Price $1,2100, half cash, balance at 5%. This is ctrtainly a snap. Apply to 411: J. VValicer, phone 67, Seaforth. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks place& in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AQ.ENCIES Phone 334 w