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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939
9.95
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19.05
It is a temptation not to point out
the prices first . . . but as low
as they are they are not the most
startling thing about this new Spring
Showing . The. Coats, Suits
and Dresses arele They are remark-
able for tailoring, for cut, for fabric
and for sheer style quality.
The Season's Smartest Suits
IN THE FIELD OF SPRING SUITS THERE IS NO
LINE THAT REACHES THE HEIGHTS OF THIS
ONE. THAT IS A BOLD4STATEMENT, WE WOULD-
N'T DARE MAKE UNLESS WE WERE SURE OF'OUR
GROUND. COME IN AND PROVE TO YOURSELF
THAT WHAT WE SAY IS, IF ANYTHING, AN
UNDERSTATEMENT.
19.95
up
16.50 to 22.50
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All Colours, All Styles
Fashion Craft or James Bros.
MADE TO MEASURE SUITS AND TOP COATS
Suits of all kinds about . Double Breasted
formal ones; sack models that flatter the figure;
wooly tweeds, fine worsteds . . Whatever you
wish, faultlessly tailored to your measure at new
Low Prices,
We specialize in Shirts.
Come in and see for
youself. You'll like them.
Colorful Neckwear really
makes the new Costume
shine, Our Ties are the
Smartest, most Colorful
ever.
MITA
SEAFORTH
A small deposit will
suffice to hold any
garment
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FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Large size 70x80
heavy PIaid check
flannelette Blankets
in blue, green, gold,
mauve and pink
checks. A $2.50
value.
While they last—
PAIR
$1.89
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ISH'S
BRUSSELS
HENSALL
Nomination Held—
Nomination for a village councillor
was held in the council chamber on
Monday evening to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Council-
lor George E. Brock. The following
were nominated: Messrs. Robt. Cam-
eron, James Sangster, Peter Mc-
Naughton, Harry Horton, Owen
Geiger, Fred Smallacombe and E. L.
Mickle.
Rev. W. A. Young is in Toronto
this week attending a meeting of the
Board of Sabbath Schools and Young
Peop'le's Societies.
Mrs. Chas. '_rinks was a recent vis-
itor with relatives in Windsor.
An executive meeting of the Con-
servative Association of Huron and
Perth was held in the town hall on
Thursday afternoon, \larch 16th.
Young People Hold
St. Patrick's Social—
The Young People's Union of the
United Church held a very successful
St. Patrick's social in the school room
of the church on Monday evening.
After singing one verse of "Onward
Christian Soldiers," the Lord's prayer
was repeated in unison. Rev. R. A.
Brook, chairman, gave an address and
presided over the following program.
A reading by Elaine Beer. Miss
Gladys Luker played a delightful Ir-
ish melody on the piano. Billy and
Betty Mickle sang a duet "The Dear
Little Girl, accompanied by Mrs, E.
L. Mickle on the piano. Mr. Win.
' Hyde played a violin solo. and Rev.
R. A. Brook sang a beautiful solo. A
very descriptive travelogue on Ireland
by Mrs. L G. Smillie, was given by
Mrs. Ken Hicks. A very •interesting
reading was given by Mrs. Geo Hess
followed by a cornet solo by John
Beer. Mrs, E. L. Mickle then favored
with a piano instrumental. Joyce Bro-
derick and Ross Kennedy sang two
beautiful duets, "Let's ' Call the
Whole Thing Off," and "Ten Little
Miles From Town." A musical cont-
est was conducted by Miss Kilpatrick.
A duet. ''When Irish Eyes are Smil-
in'," was sung by Mrs. Hedden and
Mrs, Hess. Games and contests were
conducted by Mr. Claude Blowes,
and a dainty lunch served. ,
'Quite a number from here attended
the hockey match in Clinton Tuesday
night between Clinton and Wood-
stock.
Some of the finest books and good
literature one can read, are available
at the Public Library, Hensel', which
can scarcely be excelled. The very
efficient librarian, Mrs. Robert Cam-
eron, and other members of the Lib-
rary Board, have ,purchased another
fine selection of books as follows:
Fiction—Danger Signals, by Bott
ane; Lucian, by Parsons; 'Song of
Fears, Aldrich; Twenty -Four Hours
A Day, Baldwin; I've Been to Lon-
don, Bailey; Wisdom's Gate, Barnes;
Disputed Passage, Douglas; Once
More the Saint, Charteris; Featuring
•he.Saint,h r ri
t Gate s, Mr. Pratt's Pat-
ients, Lincoln; The Pattern, Ether -
hart; As Long As I Live, Lorring;
Happiness Hill, Hill; Parade of the
PIGS FOR SALE
Eight .pigs, ti weeks old. John
Modeland, Phone 143 r 4.
, FOR SALE
Quantity of 0. A. C. 21' Barley. Ab-
solutely clean, grown from registered
seed. First class quality. Glenn Mac-
Lean, Phone Hensel] 31-54.
FOR SALE
Second class lumber. cheap. Hydro
poles and telephone poles. Apply to
the Walton Sawmill, Duncan John-
ston, Prop.
WANTED
Girl or young woman for general
housekeeping, small family, at once.
Apply to Seaforth News.
FOR SALE
20 little pigs for sale. Ed Foster,
Varna, Phone 622 r 21, Clinton cen-
tral,
Empty Boots, Seltzer; The Valley of
the Giants, Kyne; The Iron Trail,
Brandp Tuesday /Never Comes,
Hauck; Without Charm Phase, Lar-
rimore; The North ,Wind Doth Blow,
Bower, Non -Fiction — Amateur
Craftsman's Cyclopedia; Guide to
Trees, Curtis; More Green Fingers,
ArkeJl; Birds of Canada, Taverner;
Juvenile Washer & Co., Cony.
Fiction - Furlong Farm, Helme;
Dwellers of the Marsh Realm, Mc-
Kishino; Adventurers' of Jimmy
Skunk, Burgess; Adventures of Poor
Mrs, Quack, Burgess; Adventures of
Bob White, Burgess; Adventures of
01' Mr. Buzzard, Burgess; Advent-
ures of Bobby Coon, Burgess; The
'Bain Barn Clock, McEvoy; Billy
Bunny's Fortune, Gordon; The Din-
ky Duckling, Campbell; Little Bear's
Adventure, Fox; I Wonder Why?,
Gordon; Little Bears at Work and
Play, Fox; Our Button Book, Dan-
iels; Raggedy Ann's Fairy Story,
Gwelle; Beloved 'Belinda, Gwelle:
Ferdinand, Leaf; Ezekiel, Garner;
Perri, Salter; Heidi Grows Up, Spry;
The Mark on the Door, Dixon; The
Twisted Claw, Dixon; Susanna at
Boarding School, Dennison; The
Blazed Trail, White; Lappan's Bur-
ro, Grey; Falkner of the Inland Seas,
Curwood; Swift Lightning, Curwood;
Gabs, Baldwin; M&ary Lou, 'Baldwin;
At Midnight, Hauck. Juvenile Non-
Fiction—The Haman Side of Birds,
Dixon; Book of Woodcraft, Seton;
Talking Leaves, King; Wild Flowers
at'a Glance, King; Birds, vols, 11 and
FIT King.
Miss Mary Stinson spent the week
end at her home in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cook of Tor-
onto spent the week end with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corne-
lius Cook,
Miss Nellie Fee of Milverton spent
the week end at the hone of her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, George Fee.
Miss Mary Little of London spent
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. Brassier, Jack and Dorothy,
of London, visited on Saturday with
Dr, D. G. Steer and Mrs. Steer.
AUCTION SALE
Community Sale at 'Queen's Hotel
Stables, Seaforth, on Friday, March
all, Usual run of Cattle, Pigs, Poul-
try, Furniture, Bring. in anything you
have to sell. Rates reasonable, Phone
Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, for inform-
ation. -J. J. Coyne, Manager, G. ;H.
Elliott, Auct., Gerald Doyle, Clerk,
AUCTION SALE
Of the late W. E. Chapman's house
and contents on Jarvis St., Seaforth,
on Saturday, April '8th, at L30 p.m.
McConnell & Hays, 'Solicitors.
G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
WANTED
Wanted to buy, used lumber, or
old building to wreck. State price and
quantity. Apply to News Office.
ROBE LOST
Black robe on Monday between
Roxboro and Seaforth. Finder please
notify /James T. Scott, Phone 236-33.
FOR SALE
Gander for sale. Phone 40 r lay
Dublin central. Wilfred Maloney,
Seaforth, R. R.: 5.
WANTED
To buy a colony house. Apply at
the News Office,
MEN!
HERE IS GOOD PAYING
WORK WITH A LARGE MANU-
FACTURING CONCERN OF 200
daily necessities used in' -every home.
Sure and quick repeaters. No experi-
ence needed. Good pay every day if
active, and permanent business certain
if persevering. Investigate our Plan at
once. CATr1LOGIJE FREE: FA'MII-
LFaX CO., 570 St. Clement, Montreal,
FOR SALE
A dark brown gelding rising two
year.; old. One aged driving horse
good single or double. Sixteen pigs
weighing from 75 to 10a lbs, Also a
quantity of 'Improved Banner Seed
oats: Apply to Edmund Godkin,
phone 2148r311.
FOR SALE
Nine choice pigs, '6 weeks old,
weaned, Apply to Lawrence Ryan,
Walton. Phone 6-230, Seaforth.
WANTED
.tarried man wants work by year.
Apply to the Seaforth News.
WANTED TO RENT
• .A house in :Seaforth or Egmond-
ville, with modern conNeniences and
stable, with some land, preferred.
Wants possession by April 1st, Apply
to the News Office.
Have a New and Lovely
PERMANENT
For The "Spring Roll Call"
Your hair will be a mass of soft
ringlets -the youthful coiffure that
fashion requires.
Comfortable MACHINE
or
NO MACHINE Permanent
• "B" BEAUTY SADON
"The Hone nt Better Permanents"
Offers For a Limited Time
SPECIAL PRICES"
On All Permanents
Includes Cut, 'Shampoo, and
Fingerwave
'B' Beauty Salon
L. M. BOX
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 50 or 18
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, on Sperling
St., Seaforth, an Saturday, March
21kh. Mr. George H. Elliott, Auction-
eer, has received instructions to sell
by auction the entire effects without
reserve of Jas. M. and his late sister
Margaret Robertson, Everything san-
itary and in good condition. The art-
icles itt part are as follows:.
Axe, augers, tools,_ saws, chisels,
wrenches, hoe, garden rake, spades,
shovel, crow bar, trowel, plane, brac-
kets, sewing machine, horse blankets,
Beds -4 double beds, one 'lounge;
one iron folding, 4 mattresses with
springs, an extra feather' tick,
cushions. Bed Clothes — Blankets,
quilts, sheets, pillow cases, spreads,
lace curtains.
Books—For teachers, students, ev-
eryone, in lots, instructive and useful.
Magazines, Sunday journals, teachers'
helps, sermons.
Chairs—Kitchen and dining room
sets, two rockers, one leather cush-
ioned, large armchair, odd chairs,
clocks, step ladders.
Dishes—Two or three sets—china,
glass, teapots, kitchen and dining
roost, Pots, pans, frying pans, boiler,
tub, washboards, pails, knivesl forks,
spoons, bake board, flour sifter, pie
plates. Stoves—Electric stove plate,
oil, cook I('4Quebec), electric iron, and
others. Tables --Extension :(hold 20),
two kitchen tables,, stands,, sideboard,
dressers, cupboard, box chest, trunk,
lawn Brower, 'baskets, Preserve jars,
pictures, mottoes, toilet sets, was bas-
ins, pitchers, lantern, lamps, oil cans,
organ boards.
Sale commences at 1 p.m. Terms,
cash. Geo-. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; I.
H, Weedmark, Clerk; Robert Scarlett,
Cashier; Jas. M. Robertson, Prop,
AUCTION SALE
Community Sale at Dick's Hotel
Stables, Seaforth, on Friday, Mar, 24.
Usual run of Pigs, Cattle, Poultry,
Furniture, etc.
Cattle—INlumber of Durham cows,
fresh; 20 head of good yearling cattle,
number of young calves; 4 Polled
Angus bull P mos, old. Pigs -4 York-
shire sow due April ,10th. 1 sap pan
and 50 pails and spiles. 1' White Hol-
land gobbler; 1 white drake.
Furniture — 6 kitchen chairs, 3
tables, wardrobe, bedroom suite, 3
rockers, writing desk; used electric
washer; used hand washer; 1 -horse
Cockshutt plow; 1 four -wheeled trail-
er; numerous other articles.
Bring in anything you have to sell.
Rates reasonable.
Honer Hunt, mgr.,. phone 228 - 12.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
One hundred acres in the Tp. of
Huilett, Lot 7, Con, 7, ten acres of
hardwood hush, equipped for syrup
making, well 'built on. Situated 3.4
mile from school, church, store, and
Co, road. For further particulars apply
to William Britton, R. R.1, Clinton.
WOOD FOR SALE
About 112 or .115 cords of dry hard
'wood at '$3:150 a cord, delivered in
Seaforth; also a bunch of linib wood
at ,'$2 a 'cord. T. J. Richardson. ,Phone
148 r 22, Seaforth.
HOUSE AND LOT
On John St., for sale or rent, or
will sell an extra solid frame, :(could
be moved at the price as'ked). For
particulars apply to. Elmer D. Bell,
Barrister, etc., Seaforth, Ont.
NOTICE
The Huron Farmers' Co -Operative
Co. of Hensall, Ont„ open the sea-
son of 1939 with a full line of:
Cedar Posts: 1 car of Manitoulin
Red Cedar,
Fertilizer (Ingredients): Mixed if
desired.
Corn and other Feeds and Meals.
English Barbed Wire, Motor Oil.
WILLIAM, PEPPER
(Manager)
Our Policy is to give our Customers the -
very, best value at the lowest possible price.
EGGS WANTED2 dozen Oranges -
20c Per 'Doz. Trade Good size, 2 doz 35c
For Grade A Large Robinhood Flour
Holiest Grading 1 per 98 Ib; bag 269
Manitoba Bread
Flour
Quality Guaranteed
Per 98 1b. bag—
$1.79
Cooper's Dry-Kil
per 1b. 29e
New Life Hog Concentrate
per cwt 2.69
Cattle Mineral
50 Ib. bag 1.35
Rob Roy Wheat Flakes 5 lb. bag 17c
W. J. Finnigan
CARD OF THANKS
We • wish to take this opportunity
,of thanking the kind friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
kindness and sympathy in our recent
bereavement. Signed by Charlotte
,Birownett and 'Grainger Family:
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. John Kelly and 'family wish to
thank their neighbors and the com-
munity for many.acts of kindness and
assistance 'during their :bereavement.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
01 Farm 'Lands,—To close the es-
tate the executors will offer for sale
by Public Auction; at the Commercial,
Hotel, Seaforth, on Thursday, the
3Oth day of March, 0939, at the hour
of 2;30 p.m, the following valuable
property:,—,
The 'South half of Lot 35, Conces-
sion 14, and the WWest 50 acres of Lot
24, Concession '14, in the Township
of McKillop, containing 439% acres•
more or less, situate on the North
•Gravel Road near Walton. There is
erected on this farm a very fine solid
brick house with slate roof, cistern,
bath room, furnace and many other
conveniences, also a large bank barn
on - stone foundation with both side
and end drive. Hen house, Substant-
ial drive shed. Good drilled well with
windmill. Twelve acres of hardwood
bush practically untouched for 25
years. Faris is well -drained. Gravel
pit of 3 acres, Five acres sown to fall
wheat. Seventy' acres sown to hay
and grass. Balance of land all
ploughed, -
Terms—Ten per cent cash at time
of sale and balance within thirty
days, subject to a reserve bid.
If purchaser desires to arrange to
give a mortgage as part of the consid-
eration announcement will be made
at the time of sale as to the terms.
For further particulars apply to
H, G. MPEIR, Seaforth,
Solicitor for the Executors of
William J. Dickson, deceased.
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements, At
'Lot 25, Con. 16, McKillop, 3'3 miles
north of Seaforth, On Tuesday, Mar.
28 at one o'clock.
• Horses —!One matched team (Per-
cherons) 10 and 1'5 years; one driving
mare supposed to be in foal. One bay
mare 10 years old, in foal to Canada
Chief, and due May 115th. One black
mare 9 years old in foal to Canada
Chief and due April Lnd,
Cattle—One 4 year old Durham
cow, due 1st of April; two blue cows,
7 years old, fresh 3% months; one 6
year old Durham cow due the end of
May; one 8 year old Durham cow due
1.'5th (June.. Two .heifers, fresh 1
month, One Durham heifer due 11st
April. One 3 year old roan heifer
freshened Nov. 1V38 and bred in Jan.
/39. One part Holstein caw 10 years
old and freshened in Feb.; one Dur-
ham cow six years old, to freshen list
of Nov. Three heifers rising two years
old. Two steers rising two years.
Three yearling calves; one calf 1
month old. -
Pigs -1 sow with ten young pigs
seven weeks old. -
Implements — One Massey Harris
binder 7 foot cut; one a foot McC,
mower; one 113_ hoe drill; one cultiva-
tor; one hay rake; one steel %land roll-
er; one disc, 113 plates. One set har-
rows, one set.sleighs, one 'light wag-
on. One heavy wagon, good as new.
One 'flat rack with sliding rack. One
sulky riding plough. Two - walking
ploughs; one gang plough; one Cha-
tham fanning mill; one M.H. root
pulper. Two sets of heavy harness;
one set of single harness. One McC.
creast separator No, 2, like new. One
2 yd, gravel box ;(basswood) with
wagon; one hay loader; .one buggy
with car wheels, one cutter, one hay
fork andcar and ropes in good con-
dition; .car for a wooden track; 1
Ideal incubator 350 eggs,
About 300 bus, grain, some hay.
logging chains, Renfrew scale 2000 lb.
Household 'Effects -12 bed steads
with springs and mattresses; li feather
tick, 2 rocking chairs, 6 kitchen
chairs, 1 dining room table, 1 lounge,
1 Bell organ, 1 lard press and sausage
filler combined. 11 clock, cite large
sap pan• Sante dishes and other art-
toles too numerous to mention,
Everything will be sold •as owner
fs giving ap farming; farm .has been,
rented, Terms •cash. -
Mrs, Angus More, Proprietress.
Geo, I -I, Elliott and Baroid Jack-
son, Auctioneers,
WANTED
Boy, 111, wants work on farm for
spring and summer. Do chores, etc,
for board, etc. Apply to Mrs, Netake,
phone 345 r 23.
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 Build-
ing, Seaforth, Office hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and LSaturday
1:310 p,m, to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m, to 9 p. nt,
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
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'fax Pre=Payment
Receipts For
1939
The Town will pay 4 per cent per
annum up to Aug. 31/39 on all pre-
paid 1939 taxee.
Certificates and full particulars
may be obtained from the Town -
Clerk's office in the Town Hall.
D. H. WILSON,
Treas.
GRASS FARM TO RENT
Consisting of hundred acres good
grass Goocl water. Also good shade,
Composed of Lot 10, Con. '5, Hullett-
If not rented will take in cattle for
the season. Miller Adams, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
Three teams of good young farm
horses, and 1 mare in foal, also house
in Seaforth for rent. Phone 35, Sea -
forth. J, A, McKenzie,
FOR SALE
one 16 - 20 McCormick Deering
used tractor; one International stiff
tooth cultivator. Lawn mowers sharp-
ened and repaired. New and recon-
ditioned lawn mowers for sale, ns
Trade in your old lawn mower for a el
new one. Eberhart's Chopping Mill.
NOTICE OF TENDER
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned on or before April •1st, 1939,
for 2000 yards crushed stone to be
crushed and hauled, and 6000 yards
of pit gravel, to be loaded and hauled.
Price to be per yard mile, Work to
be completed by Oct. 1st, 4939. A
marked cheque for $500,00 to accom-
pany tender.
Dated this 8th clay of March, 1939.
CHAS. C. PILGRIIM,
Clerk of Stanley. ,
FOR SALE
In Egmondville, red brick house,
furnace, bathroom, electric lights,
small barn, 314 acres. Apply Mrs, R.
J. Beatty, Egmondville, or Mrs. 'J. A.
.Brodie, 237 Chaplin Cres„ Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE
1150, 100 or 50 acres, part Lot 10, 111,
Morris Twsp, near Blyth, Brussels,
Walton, Clay loam and gravel; well
fenced, tiled, good bush. Brick house,
new roof; 2 bank barns, stables, 'hen
'house, Spring water. Gravel pit on
corner. C. E Empey, Melbourne, Ont
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
1230 acres, utile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and '5, 18th Concession, Town-
ship of Grey, Large bank barn, frame
house, excellent gravel pit, Apply to
Frank Fingland, Clinton, Ont
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windsteirm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable, All risks placed
in first class companies:
1'tfornia'lnn cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIEP
P4nnr 114 tv
STRATFORD - GODE'RICH
,COtACH LINE'S
Under New Management
TIME TABLE
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford:
Daily 6,25 a.m. and 5.25 1).in,
Leaves Seaforth for Coderich:
Daily except Sunday & hoz,, 1.2;55 p.m.
Sun, and bol„ 12.50 d 8Pat
Connection at Stratford o d and for 10Toronto,
Hamilton„ Buffalo,- London, Detroit
Agents — Queen's - Hotel, - Commercial
Hotel, Dick House