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IEN$.ALLNEWS
Mr S. Smiling , oi', Toronto, spent
the week -end with relatives in town.
Mr. Chas.. Way, of Exeter, was in
town Friday ora business.,
The Women's s .Guild, of St. Paul's
Anglican church, of Hensall, are ask-
ing all those who have old papers or
, magazines which are of no va:ue to
put the on their front :verandah on
Saturdays during ril
and they called for.
Housecleaning is now the order of
the day,
Master Lloyd Ortwein, of Lond,n,
is visiting with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, of town.
Mr. Fred Brock, of Toronto, vte-
ited over the week -end in town.
On Tuesday evening, April 8th, the
Horticultural Society met in the town
hail and the officers for thelncom'ng
year are: President, Mrs. C. A, Mc-
Donald; vice-presidents, Dr. More,
J. W. Ortwein; secretary-treas:u•er,
Mrs. John Elder.; assistant secretary,
Miss Beatrice Urqtart; directors for
the two-year tenth -Mrs. S, Monter,
G. 3, Sutherland, Miss Beatrice' Ur-
quhart, Mr, Nathan'a Peck, Rev. Mr.
Naylor; for one-year term: Mrs. D.
Grassick, 'Mrs, Case, Mrs. A. Love,
Mrs. Maulkinson, Miss Consitt; hau-
orary directors, Mrs, H. Arnold and
Mrs. Alex. Buchanan, After the elec-
tion of officers Rev. Mr. Naylor took
the chair and the main feature of the
evening was an address by Mr: Wil-
liam Henry, of Seaforth on flower
culture and the beautifying of homes,
Lantern slides showing beautiful
specimens of flowers and hones made
it very interesting.
The farmers are busy preparing to
get on the land as it will soon be dry
enough to plough nicely.
Carmel Presbyterian congregation
intend having their anniversary the
last Sunday in the month and the
pastor, Rev. J. A. McConnell, is en-
deavoring to get a celebrated minis-
ter here for the occasion,
The roads are getting pretty good
in this section as the frost is well out
of the ground.
Rev, A. • Sinclair is continuing a
course of evening sermons that have
been greatly enjoyed and attracted
large audiences
g from week to week.
Mr. M. R, Rennie of Seaforth visit-
ed friends and relatives in town on
Monday.
Miss Irina Rennie and Mr. Samuel
Rennie, of Detroit. are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rennie.
Mr, Charles Redman, of Beliville,
is visiting for a few days in and
around Hensall.
The Young Peoples League meet-
ing of the Methodist church was held
on Monday evening. The meeting was
in charge of Mr. Redmond a former
Hensel! member. Mr. Beuglas gave
a very interesting address on Cana-
dian Missions. Miss Hattie White -
sides gave a reading and Miss Marg-
aret Drummond a piano soli, also
vocal duets were rendered by Misses
Viola Higgins and Nellie Boyle, and
• by Mr. Pearce and Mr. Beuglas,
Mr. William Webber held his sale
on Wednesday, April 16th of his
property and household effects.'Good
prices were realized, Mr. Webber
intends Leaving in a few days for Cal-
gary, where he will reside with Itis
daughter for a time. His sons Allen
and Garnet, of London, attended the
sale.
The spring show was held on Tues-
day, April 15th. The weather was
very favorable and a large crowd was BRUCEFIELD.
present. The show was one of the play best in years. Amongst the promin- P y entitled "The Valley
ent people we noticed at the show Farm," which was given by the
were D. Cantelon and Charles Mid- ming people of school section No,
dieton, of Clinton; D. McNaughton, 9• Tuckersmith, in Walker's Hall on
of Bayfield; Harry Neeb, of Zurich; Wednesday evening was very much
William Elliott, of Centralia; W. enjoyed by those who. had the privi-
Coates, of Usborne; Isiah Carling, lege of hearing it. All parts were
W. D. Sanders, R. Welsh. Exeter. well acted. The young people very
Born. -On Sunday, April 13th, to generously 'gave one half of the pro -
Mr, and Mrs. D. Dignan, of Hay, a coeds towards the debt on the church
son sheds
Mr.T Murdock is tying seriously Mrs.Hohner moved into Mr. H.
ill at his home here. Jackson's house last week.
The many friends of Mr. Sheldon Mrs. Fred. Tomlinson's many
Eyre were very sorry to. learn of his friends are glad to see her out again
death which occurred at his home after her recent illness,
east of the village on Monday, April Mr. Ronald McKenzie left his
13th. home 'here
t hot for Chicago last week,
Mr. J. W. Ortwein this vee where he has secured a
week sold second engineerposition as
the house on South Richmond street on a freight boat,
that he bought from Mrs, John Leper His many friends wish him every sue -
last fall, to Mr. Samuel Dilling, of cess in his venture.
Tnckersmith. Mr, and Mrs. Leper The'monthly meeting of the W.M.S.
intend 'leaving shortly for•St, Cathar- was held on Wednesday, April 9th.
Ines. Miss Anna McDonald presided and
The St. Marys popular dramatic Mrs. Clifton gave an interesting read-
ing will present a play entitled, "My ing out of the study book, there were
Friend. from India." in the town hall, . two short readings. The Mission
Hensall: on May 19th, under the aus- Band, which has been closed for the
pines of the Women's Guild of St, winter months, will be re -opened in
Paul's Anglican church. May. It was carried en motion that
The play, "Martha Made Over," Miss Janet Aikenhead act as presi-
which was advertised in the Metho- dent and Miss Pearl Douglas as vice
dist church for Thursday night. Apr- president, the other officers and lead -
it 17th. is postponed to some future •ers of the meetings will be chosen
date becauseof the inability of one later. The ladies are asked for their
of the actors to be. present. Further snecial Easter thankoffering next
announcements later. Sunday.
Next Sunday special Easter ser- Rev, Mr, Martain, of Long Branch,
vices will be held l in the.churches. In is to occupy the pulpit next Sunday. said Town of Seaforth, including all
the Methodist church the subjects additions thereto, shall be assessed
will be, 11 a.rn„ "The Two Marys at One of the commonest complaints at $5.0000.00 for all purposes, except
the Sepulchre," 7 p.m., "Three Great "f infants is worms, and the most for school purposes and local im-
Verities." effective remedy for them is Mother provements, each year, for a period
A congregational meeting was held' Graves' Worm Exterminator. of ten (10) years, beginning with the
in the• Methodist church on Tuesday
nights.' Reports or all denartments
of the church were given, after which
those present enjoyed a lunch and a 1
social hour.
of 1923,--.G. 'l'ltompsott..
General .Purpose Team. --4V. Deck-
er, 1 and 2.
Single Carriage Horse. --G.
Dun-
can, C. Prouty, •Duti
Roadster teatn--G. Thompson,
Singel Roadster. --W, i.)ecker,
ridll H, Caldwell. A.
Burne silver live t
cP
u special,
Clydesdale best
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gelding,
Alex.
Al
Sinclair.
THE SEAFORTH PtlEW
THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924,
KIPPEN ROAD• year 1925,
Mrs,Janet. Eyre, has returned from •2. This, Bylaw shall take
v,sitatg.her .,inter Actgtifrom and after the final passI
Quite :a tunnlberiu of. the. farmers' ter having received. the assent
have commenced their spring • plough'- electors thereto, .
ing as the maplesyrup season is ov-
er.
The 'natty friar that y ids. of Mr. Robert at the a�bove, is a true copy
Elgie of the 8th concession are pleas- Proposed By-law of .the Coro
ed to see hint around again after his of the Towit of Seaforth and
Young silver cup, best light horse l sickness of tonsilitis and lumbago. ' event of the assent of the said
in harness, J. Young, Mr, Sandy McMillan, of Detroit, is' icipality being obtained there
visititt his father Mf. Hughwilt
,GardinerSpecial; best 1 g McMfl be' taken into
C ydesdaleconsideration
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in harness, G. Duncan.. CHISELRURST, • of the first ate
publication thereof in
Judge -W. 3. Douglas, 'Caledonia, The Seaforth News, being the news -
CATTLE. + Death of Sheldon Eyre. -On Mon- paper fixed upon by a resolution of.
Aberdeen Aygas. -Aged bull, R, day, April 14th. 1924, the death oc- said council, for the publication of
McLaren. 'Heifer under 2 years, 'El carred of Sheldon W. Eyre at the the said By-law and that the date of
mer I{1opp, H. C. Soldatt, home of his father and mother, .�Sr. the first publication thereof is Tliiars-
Shorthorn,-Buil, 2 years old, and Mrs. Geo, S. Eyre,lotcon- day, the 17th day of
Pepper,
1•
td, W,3, April,. 1924, and
and that IceS'o
Cow, Wm. Pep , stn 12, Tuckersmith. Sheldon wasthe poll will be held for taking
per, 1 and 2. Heifer under 2 ears, m Detroit at the beginning of the the votes of the duly qual'fied rate -
R. M. Peck, 1 and 2. Y winter for a couple of months and
payers in that behalf on Wednesday,
Butcher steer or heifer. -W, lion while there contracted tonsilitis. Af- the 14th day of May. 1924, between
all• g ter returning home quinsy devel I the hours of nine o'clock, in the fore -
Daisy Cows Alex, Buchanan A J oped and the poison spread through`,noon ani five o'clock in the aftsr-
iis system, affecting his heart. He g p aces
hart been confined to bed for about
seven weeks, and his condition ap-
peared to be improving: when sud-
denly on Sunday night he took a turn
for the worse and passed away early
Monday morning. He was a prom-
ising young man and his kindly, gen-
eriaus nature won for him friends
where ever he went: The sud-
den passing•, of this young life is a
irreat shock to the whole community.
He was born at Chiselhurst, the eld-
est son and spent all his life at home,
fiat the two months in Detroit,. 13e
sides his parents, a sister, Mrs. Wm.
Cole Chiselhurst, and two brothers,
T,indsay and Campbell, at home,
c+,rvive him, The funeral was on
'Wednesday afternoon, Rev, Mr, Sin-
clair, of Hensall, conducting the ser-
vice, interment' was made in Mc-
Taggart's cemetery . The •pallb"ar-
ere, .were as follows: Messrs. Glen
\fci.ean, Lloyd McLean. Jack Hor-
ton, Lloyct. Horton. William Slavin
and Clarence Shenhard. Friends and
-elatives from a distance who wore
here for the funeral were Mrs, Er-
nest Evre, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs..
T•,hn Evre Russet and. Orval Evre,
Mr, and Mrs, William Rowe. all of
London; n Mrs,A,A
4acTavish, Acton;
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Wren, Guelph.
Take
Notice
*damn m wu
SEAFORTH MARKETS, gives an interesting descriptio. of
effect Pti
a._
of the Wheat, per bushel
, pet 'bushel,..:.....
•Barley,. Per bushel..................
Ducicwheat,' Per bushel... .... 65c -
ug
lens b
f Wednesday, °April
• his trip to beautiful`,Bantf-._parlc The ; FLAX LAND..
16, sneaking All
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dthose 1 Cdt � �. 1�ISh'
g s .aloe - the '.c w to to -: r
g 'Clydeg own Ela....
9-
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5
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River, Nova Scotia, give Bonnycastle; the coming season, for particulars!`
4040c Dale subject.-rnatter. for awell-writ-; call at. Canadian Flax Mill, Seafort
c 14 v
70 ten article, while "ft :Wild "Goosei before .April 25th.. c ,
Chas
c in
Newfoundland dr 1 'b ,
BARRED ROCK EGGS. 1
50' Fry continues his series on
Purebred Barred Rock Eggs for
y5 shooting from the six point gest, sato, O,A.C, strain. Sethi s e of
1,
and'
F
G. Ness ss r a
has a practical nal
P article c tt r
I t teen
e s'75c-.I 03 '
31c Kg . T . J I N of the
2c- on making small game and targets'George street, Seaforth, east of. the
25 on the `go" easy, for shooters. The library, 17-
755 daring adventure of Captain Daudera
of a per ushel l$1 to
ration bhor'ts, per e-
in the Bran, per cwt 1
Mutt- 1,lottr, per bag„,...,,,,$3.35 to $
E r
o s
t tt gb , er doz
A en
_ by Butter, per !intima Qc
30c -
w ouii ane
1.25 lop is an unusual and well told stori,
1.60 H,W I;
y.
3
Todd, 2 aticl3; Robert Cameron:
Peck's Silver Cup for .Best 'Short-,
horn Female, Wm. Pepper.-
Judge, Harry Smith, Flay.
KIPPEN.
We are pleased to hear lvfr. Thos.
Kyle is doing as well as could be ex-
pected after his fall off a load of hay
a week ago.
Mr. )3. R. Higgins, •Clinton, was in
the village one clay last week,
Mr, Jno. Ilyde, of the 2nd of Stan-
ley, had the misfortune to 'lose one
of bis team on, Saturday afternoon:
He had been to 1;Ieusall for a load
of chop and on his way home tied
his team for a minute in front of the
hotel, when he noticed one horse not
feeling very well and by the time
they got it unhitched it lay down
and was dead in about fifteen min-
utes. It is quite a loss to_bfr. -Hyde
just when he is getting ready for the
spring seeding.
Mr, Alex. Sinclair and Mr. Earl
Sproat cleaned up quite a few prizes
at Seaforth spring show last Friday.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
on Monday at the ,home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert McKay, when about two
hundred n dr
ed
gathered '
m
honor O
Or
of Mrs.
s.
McKay's s bro
thea
Alfred,
who was
married on Wednesday of last week
to Miss Flossie Hayter of Varna.
The evening was spent in card -play-
ing and dancing until the wee sma'
hours of the morning after wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt a happy .voy-
age through married life.
The 'many friends of Mrs. Alex.
McKenzie will be sorry to 'fear she
is not feeling very well again, but
!tope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Bell entertained
a few friends on Wednesday evening
of last week.
A Iarge number of friends of Miss
Agnes Sproat met at her home on
Thursday afternoon and presented
her with a shower prior to her depar-
ture to become the bride of Mr, Al-
lan, of Toronto.
We are sorry to hear Mr. Thos.
ii{ellis and Mrs, Archie McGregor
are tint feeling as well as usual.
Qutie a few attended the spring
fair on Tuesday in Hensall.
The boys are having a great time
these mornings out fishing,
Mr, Jas. Dick, of Seaforth, called
on Mr. H. Schaffer this week,
n,on at 1,e fo'.lot�it '`
North Ward (P.S.D.'Nos. 1. and 2)
at Brunsden & Campbell's. office:
East Ward (P.S.D, Nos. 3 and '41 -
At town hall. South Ward (P.S•D.
Nos, 5 and 61 --at pubic library,
On Tuesday, the 13th day of May,
1924, at the hour of ten : o'clock, in
the forenoon, at the office of the
Town Clerk, in the Town Hall, the
appointment of persons to attend at
the •polling places and at the final
stvnmin,g up of the votes by the
Clerk, on 'behalf of the persons in-
terested in and promoting or oppos-
ing the passing of this By-law will
be made.
The Clerk of the said 'Municipality
shall sum tip the number of votes g --
vett for or against this By-law on
Thursday, the 15th clay of May, 1924
at ten o'clock, in the forenoon: at his
office, in the Town Hall. Seaforth,
AND FtTRTHER TAKE NO-
TICE that a tenantwho desires to
vote upon said proposed By-law
must deliver to the Town Greek net
later than. the tenth day before the
clay appointed for taking the vote. a
declaration under The Canada 'Ev'-
dence Act. that he is a tenant who't"
lease
s extends t
s #or the time•6
for wit..
the debt orhabil ' i
tv is to •be created'
or for at least twenty-one years and
that he has by the lease covenanted `o
nay menicioal Laves in respect of the
property of which he is tenant, other
than -Local I'•*prot•ement rates..
Dated at Seaforth this 14th day of
April, A.D, 1024.
JOHN A. WILSON.
Clerk, Town of Seaforth.
STAFEA. R
Special Easter services will be held
'n the Methodist church next Sunday
evening.
Frank Golding, of .Stratford, was
visitor at his home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott have
leased Mrs. McTaggart's house are
are moving to it.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones were London
visitors on Monday.
Mrs. D. McDougall and son, John,
of Boharm, Sask., are visiting her
Mr.'brother, r. T. Livingstone, Staffa.
Mr. McDougall moved to the West
fifteen years ago and is now station
master at Moose Taw,
Margaret and Norman Golding of
Dublin were visitors of their grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Golding.
BY-LAW NO, 262, FOR 1.924
OF THE TOWN OF' SEAFORTH
A By-law to Aid the Robert Bali
Engine and Thresher Company,
Limited, by Granting a Fixed As-
sessment.
WHEREAS the said The Robert
Bell Engine and Thresher Company,
Limited, is carrying on business of
manufacturing and dealing in engines,
boilers, separators and saw mill ma-
chinery, at said Town eof Seaforth,
and in order to aid the said Company
in carrying on its said undertaking
and to retain the said industry, at
said Town of Seaforth, the Municipal
Council of said Town of Seaforth has
agreed to grant the said. Company a
fixed assessment as is hereinafter
provided for.
AND WHEREAS there is not es-
tablished, led
s at said
Town
of Se r
afo th .
another -
Y industry of a nature simi-
lar to that prdposed to be assisted
as aforesaid,
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the whole rateable property of the
said Municipality, according to the
last revised assessment roll is the
sum of $848.705,00,
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the existing debenture debt of the
said Municipality is $177,295.05, no
part of the principal or interest of
which is in arrear.
IT IS THEREFORE ENACTED
by the Municipal Council of the said
Town of Seaforth, as follows:
1. That the assessment of the
lands, buildings," 1lent, machinery ..
and equipment used .'in connection
with the business carried on by the
said The Robert Bell Engine and
Thresher Company, Limited, at the
HENSALL SPRIY'G SHOW.
Following are the prize -winners of
the Hensall sprits!! show
HORSES
Clydesdale, ---Aged stallion, John
Mellis. Stallion, 1921, Dr. Moir.
Aged Standard Bred Stallion. -
John Decker. Jr., Tohn Kent,
Heavy Draft -Team, A. Sinclair,
J and T. Hogarth. 3 -year-old fi''y or
gelding, Alex. Buchanan,, 1 and 2.
•2 -yea =old filly or gelding W. Patrick,
R. Doig.
Agricultural' -Team, D, 1 other-
Ingham, W Patrick. G. Armst••ong.
Brood mare in foal W. S. Broadfont,
W. •Chapman, R. Munn 3 -year-old
fillyor gelding,, R,.1Dolg, C. 13, A'IL
son. 2 -year-old filly or gelding, W.
Patrick.
Heavy Draft or Agricultural colt
lb
r:
1
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to
1-1ighest market prices all kinds of grain
(2holce tlr,)ilnd screenings $` 5 rer ton in
buyers. bags
PURE FEED
frau _a_n :Shorts at lowest .prices
uron Foir :� , iHs,Ld0
• SUCCESSOR to ROB MILLS, Ltd
mss'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Ca-
tharine Curtin late of the township cif
McKillop, in the county of Huron,
widow, deceased.
The creditors and others having
claims against the estate of the above
named Catharine Curtin, who died on
or about the 28th day of December,
1921, are requested on or before the
llth day of May, 1924, to send to the
undersigned Solicitors for the ad-
ministrator of the property of the
said deceased, fall particulars of
their claims against the estate. duly
verified, after which date the assets
of the estate will be distributed
among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to those claims
of which notice has been given as
above.
This notice is given pursuant to
section 56 of "The Trustee Act"
Dated at Seaforth the 18th day of
April, 1924.
THOMPSON & MUNRO.
Mitchell Ontario.
18 Solicitors for Administrator.
E
ER's
HAIH
For ladies and Gents
(MCAT
Will be at th e
Comnirca
Thur 1,,F1
tr
Sole makers of the Dorenwend's
Patent Tou'es and Wigs, New
stylesfor the year 1924, includ-
ing the new 'flesh color sight
proof parting,
Mr; I{nigth wil demonstrate and
free advice on all scalp diseases.
giliar
19 Yonge Street
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Hogs, per cwt, $7
Potatoes, per bag
HOG GRADING REPORT,
v >5
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1 w
Total '
-Sel t 2198 43 148
ee s 608 14 50 34
Thick Smooth ...1165 22 68 74
Heavies 103 5 16
Extra heavies ., 2 1
.51
8
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N
150
Shop Hogs 162 1
Lights & Feeders 94
Roughs
Sows No 1.,:,,., 32
Sows No. 2, .. 7
Stage ,,. 7
7 36
1 2
1
2
2 4
Atte kecl by Asthma. The first
fearful •sensation is of suffocation,
which hour by !tour 'becomes more
desperate and
case the relief afforded by Dr. J..
D.Kellogg's Asthma Remedy seems no-
thing less than rniraculotts., Its help
is quickly apparent and soon the
dreadful attack is mastered inc
hopeless, To such
thmatic who has found out'the de
pendability of this sterling rented
everwill ywhere ever be without it. It is sold
th'e man who went after timber ®• �.
wolves in the north in Winter makes '
fascinating reading, and all the re-
gular'clepartntents are well stocked . AFTER APRIL 14th
with interest in preparation for thee
summer season. T1te. May number
of Rod and Gun in Canada contains
some phase of practically every
sportsman's interests. •
SILVER TEA
'The Senior ;`tsiott Band of the
Seaforth.. Presb•,erian church will
hold a Silver
Te the oho'
me
of
Mrs,
.H. R. Scott God iJclt street, on. April
23rd, from 4 to 6 o'clock.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Boarders wanted, ••For information
apply at THE SEAFOICTII NEWS.
18
PASTURE TO RENT.
Can take a limited number of
cattle or horses for the season. Ap-
ply to John Govenlock, 'Egmondville.
17
BACON TYPE YORKSHIRES,
y We have for sale some good long
type sows carryingtheir first litters,
weight from 200 to 300 lbs. These. are
a registered lot and are priced from,
$20,00 up, This gives anyone a chance
to get started into the real bacon
type YP atjrade price, Also we have for
service a registered bacon type York-
shire hog. Price $1.50' at time of ser-
vice with privilege of returning if
necessary, ABRAM HUGILL & Son,
Lot 23, con. 1, H,R.S., Tuckersmitit,
Phone 13-616,
ROD AND GUN.
The first part of an actual timber
surveying trip in Northern Ontario
is given ie the May issue of Rod 'and
Gun in Canada, by T. A, Higgins,
dealing.with every phase of the work,
white G. P. Slaclen has a good story
of a novel ,canoe trip in May with
snow still on the ground. "'Resited
by a Grizzly" is an exciting account
of
a perilous
adventure re
by
John
1 t ]
Cook
and n Mark a k G. McI'slitinvey
FOR SALE. •
S L
Six -roomed roomed hmuse and garret on -
the corner of Market and Louise
• street, Seaforth. Newly painted.
electric lighted. good basement and
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 vines, S0c good back kitchen. Apply to MRS.
. I FORTUNE, on the ptentises,
n
rl
nhnne 221I. •tf:
ROI.INSON'S
gARBER
OP
DoniilliOil Bank
Building
b
Entrance Just Around the Corner
AFTER APRIL 14th
Garage � O�eXtled
fJ
I stave, opened ag ar
age in the De-
vereaux Building
CORNER OF VICTORIA AND
GODERICH STREETS
and ato prepared to handle all kinelis
of automobile repairs.
All work guaranteed.
Also
handle e B
ri
trsh
American Gas'
and Oil.
Bruce Phillips
SEAFORTH.
Phone 17
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reason Gyproc is used in the best types
of buildings and the finest homes.
Not only is Gyproc fireproof, but it
The ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., Limited, PARIS
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is a non-conductor, making a perfect
insulator and effectively keeps out sum-
mer heat and winter cold. It isnot.
"-,ffected by atmospheric conditions; non
warlpa ng, it will not bulge or shrink; and
permadent-it will last as only rock can
last.
Gyproc takes any decoration, alabas-
tine, paper, pat „tk or panels.
Ask your carp'ster or dealer in
builder's supplies or t€1.gi ber for full in-
formation or write us act for book
and sample.
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