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THE. SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1938,
BANKRUPT SA
EVERY DAY BRINGS NEW ARRIVALS IN WARM WINTER
MERCHANDISE, , - - BOUGHT FORCAS1,IFINEST
HEWS CANADA'S.
EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF BRUSSELS AND SEAFORTH.
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MEN S TARTAN SCARFS
All Wool 89c
MEN'S
REG. $25 to $35
Overcoats
You can thank the retarded season for this
"lucky break" in tremendous OVERCOAT VAL- e)
UES. Sturdy, warm Coats made from the finest
imported 'woollens -in a variety of the newest 0
patterns and shades ! Well tailored garments -
ideal for thrifty men who demand maximum serv-
ice -at minimum expense. All sizes at $14,95
and $12.95.
1 295 to 141
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MEN'S SILK SCARFS
Lovely patterns
89c
Penman's Heavy Rib 149
Shirts & di -s. all wool
LADIES' DRESSES
Newest Patterns 4no
Reg. to $12.95....
Ladies' Silk
Princess Slips
Misses' Glove Silk 49c
Combs. reg. $1.00....
59c
Kiddies' Mitts
15c
BOYS' SWEATERS
All wool worsted..
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Girls' Sweaters
79c
69c
Boys' Windbreakers 1s50
Boys' Fleeced Combs. 75c
BOYS' MITTS
Ladies' Silk & Wool
Hose
teemaeme,..somememstememeee
Ladies' Silk Dresses
49c
19c
1.00
Bankrupt Stock
BARGAINS
54" Pure Wool Serge Suitings
in Navy, Black, Green and
Red, reg. to
$2.50 yard
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Heavy Quality 36" 15c
Striped Flanelette
98c
White Flanelette.... 10C
36" Factory Cotton.. 1 0
IMMO
Yard Wide Woolette 25c
Turkish Towelling.. 10c
Flanelette Blankets 229
Largest Size, pr...
6 lb Pure Wool Blankets
Very Large
6.95
Pr.
Ladies' Fleece
Bloomers
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Children's Bloomers
39c
15c
New Aprons
25c
HOUSE DRESSES IC'elku,
tC
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Ladies' Fur Trimmed 495
Coats
Ladies' Waists
9c
CHATELAINE
PATTERNS
36" New Prints
15c
Children's Wool Worsted
Hose
Pr. 29c
Men's Work Sox 1 SC
WINTER COATS
MeMia...141,11MMICIIMEW
SIZES
14 TO 20
11.95
Here they are! All the wanted
fashions. A11 the wanted col-
ors. All the wanted fabrics.
The pick of the new season's
furs. All wool cloths. Chamois
lined. NEW YORK'S Newest
SWING Styles at a miracle
price
11.95
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for XMAS'
CHEER!! CHEER ! !
The way to a man's heart,
contrary to the proverb -is
with a fine gift of ties -and
he'll love these at
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In loving memory .of ' our dear
mother and wife, Mrs. Henry Adam,1
who passed away Dec. 6;11927.
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where. Storms are
-o'er;
On the border Jand we left her,
Soon to meet and part no more.
.--Sadly missed by husband and
family.
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SPORTS SWEATERS
Knit of the finest wool -and
it is all wool in grand pull-
overs and lively colors.
$4.00 value
1.94
MEN'S WEARS:
2.40
1.00
HATS
by Biltmore
WORKSHIRTS
Doeskin ........
FLEECE U'WEAR 1.25
COMBS.
SHIRTS 69
AND DRS.
OVERALLS, 9 oz. 1.69s4
Red Back ......
WOOL WORK SOX
Ib all wool..
SILK & WOOL
SOX
Fine SHIRTS
SUITS
34 to 37
29c
19c
984
ODD COAT
and VEST
4.98 ,
1.981
Dressy Tailored
Styles in Winter
Millinery
These Hats are smart and be-
coming for any outfit you may
chose for Winter wear -in
solid colors and colorful con-
trast . Any hat in the 98c
store at
TOTS Bring the Kiddies to
Toyland-see our new,
fresh stock of Dolls, Games, Mech-
anical Toys now on display at re-
markable savings.
' IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear
father, Mr. Theodore Dexter, who
passed 'away Dec. 4, eV, and the
late Mrs. Theodore Dexter who
passed away Oct. 5, 11021'.
Tine will come and .bring its
changes,
Fresh with every coining year;•
But your memory will be cherished
In the hearts that loved you dear.
-Lovingly remembered by the
family.
IN MEMORIAM.
In constant meinory of my Father
who was called home '12 years ago,
Nov. 119th, 1319126.
Thy will be done, seems hard to say
When the one I loved has passed
away -
Some day perhaps, I'll understand
'When we meetagain in that 'better
land,
His busy hands are folded,
His toil on earth is done
His troubles are all ended,
His Heavenly crown is won.
-Sadly missed by his daughter
Irene, Buffalo, N. 1Y.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. John McMurtrie wishes to
thank his many friends and neigh-
bors for their many ,kind expressions
of sympathy and also for the floral
tributes and the loan of cars during
his recent bereavement, also 'to Rev.
E. F, Chandler and Rev. W. A.
Young.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. William Livingston
wish to take this opportunity of
thanking their friends, neighbors and
everyone 'who gave their assistance
the night of the fire. Also all others
who have :kindly helped since.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects at the resid-
ence of J. McLellan, Main St., Eg-
rnondville on • Saturday, Dec. 10th
at 2 o'clock, the following:
2 bed room suites, 2 set springs,
1 davenport with mattress, oak
buffet, 2 cupboards, extension table,
3 small tables, 2 rocking chairs,
kitchen chairs, sewing machine, Do-
herty range, new, upright heater,
3 -burner gasoline stove, .3 congoleurn
rugs, Ifloor oilcloth, large chest, floor
lamp, copper boiler, new; couch, lad-
der, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Terms cash.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. •
Jos, E. McLellan, Prop.
SEAFORTH AND BRUSSELS
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Mr, and Mrs. Mex Sparks of Bay-
field called on the former's. mother,
Mrs. M. Sparks, on Tuesday on their
way to Florida where they will spend
the winter.
Mr. Roy Weber has moved into the
store in the Petty block recently vac-
ated by Mr. T. D, Wren, where lie
has opened up a very 'fine hardware
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedden have
moved into the apartments above Mr.
T. D. Wren's store and are getting
nicely settled.
Fingers Badly Cut in Elevator. -
'Mr, Fern MacLean, who is emp-
loyed at Cook Bros. grain mill had
the misfortune on Monday night of
getting his hand into the elevator,
having his fingers cut so severely that
it required several stitches to close
the wounds.
Young People's Meeting. -
The regular meeting of the Young
People's Society of United Church
met on Monday evening and Miss
Gladys Passmore presided. Miss Etva
McQueen led in prayer. The Scrip-
ture reading, John 10, was read by
Miss Ruth Shobbrook. The devotion-
al paper on "The Good Sh.epherd".
was very ably taken by Miss 'Gladys
Passmore. After the •business was dis-
cussed, Miss Norina Cook played a
beautiful piano instrumental. Miss
Kay Drysdale gave an interesting pa-
per on 'Sending out the , Seventy."
Miss Greta Larrnme then :played a de-
lightful piano instrumental, "The
Ninety and Nine." A reading on the
Good Shepherd was given by Mrs.
Lee Redden. After the singing of a
hymn the meeting closed with the
benediction.
Miss Lois MacLaren 'has .been con-
fined to her room during the past
week with an .attack of tonsilitis.
The •Chamber of Commerce intend
holding a euchre and ,dance on Wed-
nesday evening, Dec. ,7ith, in the town
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser, who
have been visiting for the past ocruple
of weeks with relatives in Detroit, re-
turned home last week,
Douglas Sangster underwent an op-
eration for removal of his tonsils at
the office of Dr. Steer on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mts. Harold Hilliard of
Kingsville called on .friends in towli
last week.
Master Ross Corbett, who has been
visiting with his grandparetcts, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Morenz at Dash-
wood, returned home on Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs, Harry Cook ,of Tor-
onto visited over the week end with
the former's 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. C.
Cook.
'Mr. Hugh Morenz and Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Adams and son Donnie of
Dashwood were Sunday .visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. John Corbett,
(Adclitional Hensall on Page 4)
CASH VALUES
• SATURDAY ONLY
Red Path Granulated
Sugar -
per cwt 5 29
10 lbs. 55c
5 lbs. .. 28c
Five Roses Flour, cwt. ...2.89
Purity Flour, cwt. . .. . .. . 2.89
Manitoba Flour, cwt 2.29
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs 49c
Fresh Pork Sausage
per ib , 17c
Wieners, per lb. ..... 17c
Bologna, per Ib. 14c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 21c
Men's Rubbers 69c
Boys' Rubbers 59c
Men's Laced Rubbers '
per pr. 1.49
Men's Red Sole Rubber
Boots, per pr. 249
Black Cat Nonsuch Floor Wax
tin 17c
Mt, J. Finnigan
AUCTION SALE
Community Sale at Dick's Hotel
Stables, Seaforth, on Friday, Dec. 2.
Usual run of Pigs, Cattle, Poultry,
Furniture, etc.
11. Durham DOW, 6 years old, due
Dec. 151th; 1 Durham cow 6 years old,
freshened 1 ,week; 1 Holstein cow
freshened 3 weeks; 2 pure bred York-
shire sows; '1 'parlor Sutte f4 doz,
kitchen ohairs.
Bring in anything you have to sell.
Rates reasonable.
Homer Hunt, mgr., phone 028 - 12.
Geo. 15, .Eliott, Auctioneer.
3, M. Eckert, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
Next sale Friday, Dec. 9th. The
management of the community sales
that are being held at the Queen's
Hotel stables, have reduced their rates
one-half. Froin now on rates will be.
Anything over $10, •if sold, 3 per cent,
ii• not sold, only WA per cent. This
will give the farmers a chance to sell
their stock, etc., at a cheap rate. 'We
have the best auctioneer and the best
barn in Huron county. Next week we
will have 60-180 pigs, all sizes, around
20 cattle and 2 springers, two fat
sows, 1. good General 'Purpose mare,
10 years old, good single or double;
3, yearling Percheron 611y, one 2 -year-
old Percheron gelding, hay rack fair-
ly new, 1 good wagon, a few other
farm implements. Anybody wishing
to advertise articles next week notify
the Queen's Hotel at our expense.
J. 3. Coyne, Manager; Geo, H. Elliott,
Auctioneer; Joe Roach, Clerk, •
AUCTION SALE
Of Cows, 'Young Cattle, Hogs and
Grain at Lot ,so, Bayfield Line,
Goderich Township, 6 rniles south-
west of Clinton and 6 miles east of
Bayfield, on Tuesday, 'December 6th,
at .11:30 :p.m. consisting of following:
16 choice young sows, mostly Dur-
ham, due to freshen as follows: 6 at
time of sale; 3 •due 'before Christmas;
3 due in January; 5 due in March
and April. 2 young cows milking,
due to freshen in jirly. 1110 steers and
heifers about 600 lbs.; 20 yearling
steers and heifers; 1110 spring calves;
2 Durham 'bolls; York sow due to
profit in Tannery; 6 young pure-bred
Tamworth sows, just bred. 200 but,
of wheat; 'SOO bus, mixed grain.
Terms cash.
A. E. Townshend, Trop.
G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
• FOR SALE
Quebec heater, like new, cheep for
cash. Phone 11470 r 30.
FOR SALE
Twenty Barred Rock pullets, start-
ed to lay, for sale. George Aberhart,
Phone 6 on 2126, Seaforth,
HOUSEHOLD SEWING
And Dressmaking. Children's cloth-
es a specialty. Mrs. Joseph G.
Eckert.
FOR SALE
No. 36 DeLaval cream separator;
used 4 years. Apply at The News
office.
POR SALE
1 Beath cook stove, used one year.
Ken Harrison, phone 244 r 22, Sea -
forth central.
WANTED
Your order for all kinds of ,home
made Baking, Bread, By,(18,
Cakes, etc. Angel Food cakes a spec-
ialty. Mrs. Wm, Rutledge, Clinton
phone. 816 - 2. Seaforth R.R. 2.
FOR SALE
Coat, bat and nsuff for ,girl about
12, tor sale. Phone 321 "
POSITION WANTED
Experienced .cook, general - with
references. MTS. T. M, Savage, 122
Norfolk street, Guelph, ,Ont.
FOR SALE
Portland cutter, in good repair,
for sale. Also a bear skin robe for
sale. Roland Kennedy, Seaforth.
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
TOWN OP SEAFORTH
Clerk's ,Notice of First Posting of
Voters' List
'Voters' List, 1038, Municipality of
Seaforths ,County of Huron
Notice is Hereby 'Given that I have,
complied with Section 7 of The Vett-,
ere Lists Act and that 1 have posted
up at iny office at Seaforth on the
25th clay of 1November, 4968, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in the
said .Municipa.lity at municipal elec-
tions, and that such list remains for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions ,eor-
rected according to iaw, the last day
for appeal being the 118th day of De-
cember, 11038,
Dated at Seaforth this 29th day of
November, 3938.
D. H. WILSON, -
Clerk •of Seaforth,
McCONNELL & BAYS
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 Build-
ing, Seaf or th. Office hours :-
Tuesday, Thursday and SaturdaY-
1s310 p.ns. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
FOR SALE
2 second band cutters and a second
hand sleigh, all in. good repair. 'Phone
21 on 818, 'Clinton. Basil 'O'Rourke,
Brucefield.
FOR SALE
11! heating stove, coal or wood; also
a McClary electric 4 plate range,
withoven both in g.oad condition. Ap-
ply at the News Office.
FOR SALE
Deluxe sedan 41930, Ford model A,
new ring job,, easy on oil, in fair con-
dition, will sell reasonably for cash.
Also a man's' navy 'bine Melton
overcoat, looks like new. Apply to
The News office.
TO RENT
Apartment to rent, over Thomas
Dickson's store. Apply to E. L. Box. •"r
' FOR SALE
Property, one hall mile from Sea -
forth on No. 8 Highway, containing 4
acres of land, barn, garage, 7 -roomed
brick house, with moderm kitchen,
low taxes, desirable situation for chi-
cken farm. Price reasonable. Immed-
iate possession. Apply to Bert Boyes,
Phone 170-20, Seaforth.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
A lot consisting of three acres, ad-
joining Seaforth. A'll seeded, best of
land. Good frame house with cement
foundation, electric light throughout.
Barn with cement foundation, room
for three horses. Hog pen, chicken
gen. Hard and soft water. Taxes $10.
Price $4200, half cash, balance at 31%.
This is certainly a snap. Apply to W.
J. Walker, phone 67, Seaforth.
WANTED
'Married man to work on farm by
the year. Apply to the News :Office.
POUND
Yearling heifer strayed onto lot 24,
con. 4, McKillop. Owner may have
same 'by' proving property and paying
charges. Percy Smith, phone 239 r
Seaforth.
FOR RENT
Six roomed house with bath, on
Market street, for rent. J. A. Mc-
Kenzie. Phone 25, Seaforth.
FARM POR SALE
Lot 4.0, concession 7, Tuckersrnith.
Good frame house, bank barn, straw -
shed, first class cement stabling
throughout, 2 good wells, 2 colony
houses weil fenced and drained, con-
venient to schools and churches. On
Kippen road, 334 miles from Seaforth.
For further particulars apply to Rol-
and Kennedy, Seaforth, Ontario.
FALL CLEARANCE SALE
OF USED PIANOS
Such well-knowti makes as Heintz -
man, Nordheimer, Mason & Risch.
Weber, and others, at reasonable
prices and terms. Write Heintzman
& Co., 243 Dundas St., London, . for
further particulars. No obligations.
FOR SALE
11 good young breeding ewes; 1
pure 'bred Leicester ram; 1 good two-
year-old Percheron colt; one hay
rack and some Durham tows. Harold
Penhale, Rayfield. Phone 12 - 78,
Hensall.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
In Egrnondville 4 acre ground,
low taxes, corner tot, stable and hen •
house, electric lights. Garage, small
fruit trees. Apply to Mrs. John
Sprost, Seaforth.
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 AGENCIEF
Phone 304 w