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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1940
IMeTAVISITS
STOCK CLEARING SALE CONTINUES
All Dresses, Coats and Millinery cut to the
quick in order to clear at once
BEDSPREADS
Extra large
and in
• many shades.
{ These are
grand and
only
1.99
TOWELS
Dozens of
ft,�� h` designs and
t many lovely
' colors. While
they last,
each
39c
WOOL BLANKETS
Only a few of
these left but
what value. r
Real large
2.98
BEDROOM RUGS
it
New English
Linoleum-
Bright, cheery
patterns.
6' x 9'
Special
2.98
LADIES' AND GiRLS' UNDERWEAR -- All our lovely \pool
GarBlents are to be sacrificed for a quick Sale.
Buy Now - For Now - or Next Year
HOUSE DRESSES
e, - A pattern and
. ° ; color far
e e
�?•< ` every an
�f + Sizes 14 to 52
"ar,
. try ,<
98c
SPRING PRINTS
f e(•aa,,
s `et�`‘Florals,
•
see "-e stree ipes.
I � !�/ rJ- checks,
c iN
t *ere :paisleys.
1351 v ''' ._ dots. plaids,
icy s ,r®le 4. etc.
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WOOLLEN SWEATER SALE
ALL WOOL WORSTED PULLOVERS in R. -d. Blue. Green. Brown stud
Maroon. Turtle, Boat and "\"' neck styles. Sizes 22 to 34.
To Clear 63c
YOUTH'S ALL WOOL JUMBO KNIT PULLOVERS
size, 26 to .16 - $1.29
MEN'S HEAVY WOOL JUMBO PULLOVERS
Sizes e4 to 44. A Real Buy $1,59
MEN'S SWEATER COATS, ALL WOOL
Rine Green and I t .est 11.^anter. Plain Colors and Posterns.
Only A Few Left, $2.98
UNDERWEAR - - Buy Now and Save
b t impo,sii,l,^ 1,, hecto 11entiring 1]lr.e tasters -inn e,tm,• in
,..,e ter yonrcif
BARGAINS GALORE THROUGHOUT THE STORE
MTJ S '
HENSALL
•11r \. lee -eel',
reamreeme the e e it n, e'w:r
„t \1, i ;tet Meer .,;t :*,,at ! kith•
ni eat and 1r ted tut.• ib tht
c -k. \ir 1 uk. tiell !eke thc
tt railroad ,l -L'-.-1 ua-
Ity ,1r. i nn Tapp.
Mr. and Mr.. llns '. :x'.1 and don r
ter Gwen r,torn.ti 1,, Uetr„ i', t1
Sn•t .cc ager yis.,.1.•• -+,th Mrs. Rob-
ert iionrhron.
\l,. and Mrs A. '\\', E. Tie•mpliel
et red hottir front Rochester on
Friday.
tt„ it to the alines. of Rev. \int.
Weir the service:, in Carmel Presby-
ter::alt Church were conducted ttt
S tr.rhy iby Mr. Merrey, a etttdettt of
L relon. Theohoir sang two ,beauti-
ful anthems, "The Heavens Declare
'iffy Glory," and "I Will Extol Thee"
.\t :c meeting ni the iNational C, oe-
servati e party for the riding of Hnr-
on-i'erth ,held in the town hall here
on \tond'ay afteritoon. Mr. J. 'eV Mer -
ley, barrister and .solicitor of Exeter,
Levee chosen the candidate to contest
this riding at the election to be held
en March 216th.
R'ev. R, A. Brook conducted service
in the United •C'hurrh on Sunday and
preached excellent sermons en the
eth_iects, "The Provider." and "The
Unknown Friend." Tlhe choir sang a
de:i-rhtf.al anthem, ''God Will .Come,"
•the trio being taken by Mrs. G. M.
Drysdale, •Mrs. Geo. Hess and. Mr.
W. O. Goodwin. The evening anthem
was "Lifit flip Your Heads."
Y.P.D. Meets. -
The Young People's Union met in
the basement of ;the (United i0hurch on
'Monday evening and .opened 'their
missionary meeting 'by singing a
,hymn followed by prayer Iby Rev. R.
A, Brook Mies Mary 'Goodwin road
the scripture and a poem, "The World
Bible" was .read by Mrs, Geo, Hess.
Mfr. Deb Hess favored with a piano
solo and the topic inn "The Untouch-
ables," • mos very ably given 'hy Mr.
Carey Joynt.
Masonic At Home. -
The annual at home •of the Masonic
Ledge was bele( in the +awn hall on
eefonday •evening with a large num-
ber of 'brethren and their wives at-
tendirug. The reception committee Was
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kyle and Mr, and
Mrs. J. 'Vv. l3onthron, Wor. Bro. E.
D. Kyle acted as chairman •oxer the
ifolluwine program. .which included
male quartette, Messrs. Rev. W. 1.
Young, W. O. Goodwin, DrI. G.
Smillie and W. A. MacLaren. "Vocal
solos ,were •given by Mrs. J. W. Bon.
.throe, Mrs. W. A. MacLaren, Dr. and
Mrs. Smillie and Rev. W. A. Young.
'Mrs, (Dr,) W. D. Bryce played a
:a+, •.,, and \]r. le. \\ . ll i.; r ,ave
reelins. Vied ,tu:erhtic^, sort el-
,rn of Re'.. nil me, see 1. Youu.
.111•3 \ir. n,] \1r . \C.:\ \Iacl.+ren:
Ile 1 \Ir,. Smile,. eerie t;. el.
tie atel \1 r, W U I, ,,,l, u
h ,-t .e, ,+• rn duv nr; .),trine, the :ire.
.,rami were Mr- Young. ),1r-.
Mrs. \la kle :tee Ur. Smiler. F, e -
in.; the ty'e,t:ram eards set 1,: :1 1.
17r. Meer and Mr, E. 1.. \tickle a..h.
';til ,re in char.:e. The taint,' tir-t
neve ca- wrm ', Mr,. 'lV. \. Mae-
1.-eren and lade oa. la r o, Mrs.
Udm Shepherd n:s' tr t meets, \]r.
Jame, Parkin, .,ens, consolation.
Mr. \ester Dentin. )Dancing followed
iter dainty refreshments were served
and the committee in charge of the
dam•tns tae Mr 1. C. Cochrane and
Mr. G. el. Drysdale: floor manager.
Mr. Rohr. Dalrymple. Music was fur-
nished by Mr. R. R. MacKay accont-
,,anied hy Mrs. 3. \V. Bonthron. \
very enjoyable time was had hy all
pre-ent and the evening concluded be
s'nain:: God 4xi'e rhe Fine.
Rev. \V.:\. Young and Mrs, Volute
Fergie- visited with friends hers
the. week.
Red Cross Present Play -
On Friday evening. Feb. 1'(ith, the
\il-a Craier ,limier Institute and Jun-
ior Farmers presented a three 501
comedy play, "Lena Rivers." in the
Hensatll town ball, ..poneored 'hy the
Hen.a11 .branch of Canadian Red
Gross. The hall was pecked and the
program commenced at 8.115 pan. Rev.
Mr. Brook nave a very fine address to
the people and' then introduced 'Mrs.
W. 'W, Love, the director of the
allay. All 'three acts took ,place in the
Livingstone home. 'Mr. Livingstone,
who had sheen attending ithe'fieneral •o'l
his lather and was about to bring his
old-fashioned mother and her grand-
daughter back home •bo live with his
family found his wife was ,horrified
when she learned' about it. •Cat' l'inc,
elle elder daughter, was ,the echo of
her mother, 'haft Anna was younger,
warm 'hearted and 'sincere. Junior 'was
:netted )hy his mother. Mrs. Livingston
tries her beet to get rid caf the u•nwerl-
•come ,guests, heading ,to a chain of
events. - The story concludes with
everybody good friends again :and bass
a Happy ending. The cast included
lean McLachlan as Aim 'Millie • Gor-
don McNaughton as Old Caeear;-
Anna MxLac'hlan ae Mrs. Livingston,
Evelyn Stewart as 'Caroline; Lois
Darling as Anna: Ross 'Currie as Yam
Tinier; Gurdon Ste.cart as 'John L'tv-
inesten; Nies. F. McFarlane es Gran-
ny. \nut 'McCallum as Lena Rivers.
Tack reels. a- Durward Belnr'nnt;
'reorge Haghes ac Malcolm Everett,
Carlton Amos to Frank Graham. a
southern gentleman: ;Jean McNsegh-
SPECIAL
NO MACHINE
MOST BEAUTIFUL
LASTING
PERMANENT
Special Offer only 3.50
FEB. 17 TO 24
'B' BEAUTY SALON
L. M. BOX
Phone 50 or 18
Seaforth
ton as Mrs. Graham, his jealous. wife.
Between the first and second sceates
fohte Broderick gave a splendid solo
entitled "Step It's Wonderful," and a
t,:,e-trap dance which ,was. much en-
joyed, \taster John Beer played a
lovely cornet solo 'between 1he• ieeeoud
and third aces. •
Ladies Aid Meet. -
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
\itl ui Carmel 'Church was held on
.1" Ia dal evening in the school room
)of the church With the president Mrs.
:rank Farquhar, pre kung' and open-
ed '11 nrgm r a hymn followed hy a
.1,rtycr. \ short period was alev 11ed to
she memory of the late -Mrs. Edwards
end e beautiful glomi 'vas 'read 10 me-
Merient 'by Mr,. harq•uhar .followed
by silent prayers. The business was
discussed and it was decided to hold
a social evening in the basement of
the client on Tuesday, March 5th,
with different organizations of the
chtrch presenting the program.
Death of Mrs. Basil Edwards. -
A shadow of gloom was cast over
the romitutnity last week span •hear•
ing of the serious illness of Mrs, Ba•
ell Edwards who -passed away on
Sunday afternoon in her 61st year, at
her home on the second concession of
Hay township. The deceased, 1rltoe,e
maiden name was Atmaratha (Minty)
MacGregor was a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor and
sons born in Tuckelsmith where she
taught school for a number of years
at ti S, No. 2 and later at 2.S,'NG. 10,
1• She h'sh 1 respected y in
3,+t h was highly h t e. ec ted by 1)
g 1
who • knew her For tier kind disposi-
tion tied was a great 'church worker
and will be greatly nliesed in Carmel
Presbyterian Church of which she was
a valued member. Surviving is her
sorrowing husband. three sisters, Mrs.
James Mustard, Klppen Sirs, Arnold
Petrie. and Miss Mae Mt Gregor of
Toronto. Two brothers, Mr. John Me.
Gregor, Hay township, and Mr. Wm
McGregor, Kipper, also survive. The
funeral service was held .from the
home on Tuesday afternoon to Car.
met Presbyterian Church and was
eondutted by her former pastor, Rev.
W. A. Young of Fergus. assisted by
Hes. John Richardson of Hensall
Res. Young tools as his text (:or. I
chapter 15:54 and delivered a very
tine sermon, epealting highly of the
detieased. Dr. Smillie sang a solo
"'rhe Stranger of Galilee." and a male
quartette comprising Rev. 'tv. A.
Young, Messrs. R. Y. MacLaren, W.
-1 Meet arta, •utd James lieugough.
state, "God Will 'rape Care of You."
The eltut•ch was filled to capacity,
showing the esteem with which the
deceased was held. The pallbearers
were Messrs, Robt. Milan, ]ten Elder
W. H. Deega]], Wesley Coleman,
]Daviel Shirrav and .Alex Mousseau. In-
t, rno tt in Henst,Jl. Union Cemetery.
Wm. M. Craig-
passedaway 011 Tuesday
morning at his Mime here. •t highly
respected resident of Mensal]. in the
]person of 11r. William Moore Craig.
in his 77th year. He wits the son of
the Into Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Craig
anti had been a resident here for the
last 26 years. He was taken ill about
a week ago with pueUt000 e, and in
spite the best medical skill and nine:
Ing, passed away on Tuesday morning
at 2 o'clock. Surviving are one sister
* SPECIAL SALE -
1 Masterpiece Range, flew .. $65.00
1 Masterpiece Range, used inew tire
beet $25.00
1 small Heating Stove like new $10.00
1 small Heating Stove $5.00
1 large Heating Stove, good
condition $20.00
Several Coleman Stoves, new and
used -Priced tight, Come in and see
the new Coleman Oil Heater work.
We carry a full line of repairs for
Coleman Stoves, Lamps and Lanterns.
Bring them in; we will fix them up
Repales for Masterpiece Ranges
on hand
JOE McCULLY & CO.
General Merchants, Brucefield
Seaforth 659-81 Clinton 518.81
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Robert Edward
Coates who passed to bis beavenly
hone, Feb, 18, 1928.
You left sweet memories to blossom.
Bearing fruit for the years to come.
In the lives of those who loved you
Precious memories of days that are
gone
Wife and family.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, T. J, Webster anti family wish
to express their thanks to all those
who sn itindly assisted in opening the
road for the feneral,
"What Does Lent Mean to You"
Mis, Harry Tynciall's "Never Fail Omelette" won this week's award
REGIPE
"Never I'aiP Omelette"
4 eggs - 14i tap. salt
2 tbi, cold water elicity milk
2 Bd. flour Sprbnk]e Of pepper
Separate eggs. 'Beat yolks until lemon -colored. Add salt, pepper, and
hour. Mix smooth with water. Add milk and fold in egg-whites beaten
stiff. Have frying -pan hot and dry.
Place a tbl, butter in frying•pan. Turn to moisten the entire bottom.
Turn mixture •attd cook slowly till puffed and 'delicately browned
underneath. Place pan on grate in oven to finish cooking :slowly,
When firm remove attd turn onto a platter up -side -flown. Spread Ono
half with ell cup of grated cheese and turn other half over it. Serve
immediately with hot canned tomatoes or green peas
"FARMERS! DRI-IiIL YOUR STOCK NOW"
Tender Juicy Steaks . ib, 23c
Fancy Roasts of Beef .. lb, 23c
Special -60 yds. Terry Towel-
ing 35c yd.
Joy Laundry Soap, 6 bars 23c
Special -Fancy Head
Lettuce 10c
Qcedar Polish -Large 50c
Cdy-Gaiety Toffee 150 % ib,
Cdy-Butter Scotch 15c % Ib,
"Large Stock of Axe Handles"
Coopers Dri-Kil lb. 30c
Special -6 'String
Brooms 29c each
"A, good . stock of Jams and
Marmalades'
Special -Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 25c
Kleenex - 2 pkgs. 25c
Dr. Bell Veterinary
Wonder 99c
Special -Lard 2 lbs, I5c
Milk Magnesia Bottle .. 49e
Special -Cod Liver Oil
Bottle 49c
Have you entered the favorite Lenten Recipe contest ?
C. 1. Finnigan
AUCTION SALE
Community Sale at Dick's Hotel
Stables, Seaforth, every Friday.
Cows, feeder cattle, young calves,
CARD OF THANKS pigs, poultry, fm•niture and veget•
ables, Bring In anything you have to
The Wilily of the late James sell, Rates are reasonable. -
Hndson wish to ).hank their friends 1 Durham bull of serviceable age,
and neighbors for kindness and sync- :, year-old Durham steers; a num•
patty during their bereavement; also her of young calves,
the R. Bell E. & T. Co., and those 60 pigs from weauers to 100 lbs: who kindly loaned cars. 1 young sow, -
30(1 bus, oats at for seed,
Numerous other articles.
Miss Reveal' Craig, and one brother Homer Hunt, Manager, phone 852-12
Mr, John Craig. Funeral service will Geo. le, Elliott, Auctioneer.
be held from Carmel Presbyterian
Church of which he was a valued AUCTION SALE
member, on Thursday afternoon at 2 Of Farm Stock, Grain, etc, at Lot
o'clock. Black Knights of Clinton will 10, Bayfield Line. Goderich Tpt, on
take part in the service, and will be county highway 3 utiles east of Bay
2^
Web', Tuesday, February _ at
<: i and tied on a da N t at r,
Bay -
conducted by R v. \i m, Roz, Y, Y
t
J. B. Townsend, 'rhe pallbearers are 1.30 p.m., consisting of:
as follows: Mr. Alfred Taylor, MI 15 cows, some choice Durhant and
W. A. MacLaren, Nor. Thomas Hud dairy type; 2 fresh, some spring,
son, W. R. Davidson, Peter 14Ioir and balance to freshen in April and May.
Archie Ryckman. The floral tributes 6 clah'y bred heifers in call'.
were very beautiful showing the high 20 Spring and Summer calves, beef
esteem with avhtcit the deceased was and dairy type. Young Durham hall,
held, Interment in Baird's cemetery, 1 sows with 25 pigs ready to wean.
Mr. Clarence Munn of Aylmer vis• 1 sow with 7 pigs one week old.
ited with relatives here on Monday. 2 sows etre to profit last of March,
and attended the fours] of the late 100 bus. Alaska. oats, 30 bus. flax
Mrs. Edwards, seed. Sap pan.
Quantity of short mixed wood;
quantity of cedar posts, telephone
and hydro poles.
Thos Gundry, Auctioneer.
Ernie Townshend, Proprietor.
tot
WANTED
Secretary -Treasurer for the Tuck•
ersntitlt Telephone System. Apply 111
writing on or before March 4, stating
qualifications and salary expected, to
J. ft. 'Munn, R.11.2, Hensel).
FOR SALE
Twenty York pigs, ready: to wean.
W. H. Maunders, phone 56-4. Brussels.
WANTED
A geed need bicycle wanted. Phone
settee Seaforth central Have for sale
a Rolls razor, good as new,
FOR SALE
Ten pigs six weeks old. also Daisy
chime. P. Headman. North Main st„
Seaforth.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Doable house in good condition.
on Jarvis street, Seaforth. 3 rooms
downstairs, 1 rooms upstairs in each
half; garden lot, good cistern. Apply
to A. ('. Whyard, Railroad st.. P.O,
Sox 248, Segforth.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for 10 cords of hard body
wood, 20" long, half maple and half
beech, delivered at S.S. No. 1, Me'
Kfllop. 'fenders to be in by Feb. 26.
John Ballge, Seo: Treas.. R. R, 4,
Seaforth.
WORK WANTED
House work, town or country. Ap-
ply at The News.
ROOMS TO RENT
Over C'hristie's Butcher Shop. Apply
to G. L. Box,
FOR SALE
6 Hro 'ee turkey hens and a gobbler
(not related); also Clover Leaf man-
ure spreader for sale. Want to buy
spring tooth Massey -Harris cultivator
(wheels not necessary). Campbell
Eyre, phone 84x13, Hensall central,
or phone 6591.21, Seaforth central.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
TAX PRE -PAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1940
The Town will pay 4 per cent per annum
up to August 31, 1940, on all prepaid. 1940 taxes.
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the
Town Hall.
D, H. WILSON,
Treasurer.
NOTICE
R. T. Gibbs, Piano Tuner, connect•
ed with Helutzman Co., will be in
Seaforth this week encl. Also next
Thursday and Friday., the 22nd and
'3rd. Write R. T. Gibbs, c/o Gen
Delivery, Seaforth, of Phone 35, Sea.
forth. -
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Joseph Hickey
All persons having claims Dollen
the Estate of Joseph Hickey. late of
the Township of Hibbert, in the Coen•
ty of Perth, deceased, who died on or
about the 1st day of February, 1040,
are hereby notified to send in to the
undersigned Solicitor on or before
the 291.11 day of February, 1940, full
particulars of their claims, with al -
davit proving same.
immediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
amongst the patties entitled thereto.
having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then
have notice, to the exclusion of all
others, and the undersigned will not
be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not
then have notice for the assets so
distributed or any part thereof.
Dated at Seaforth thi's Sth clay of
February, 1940.
ELMER D. BELL,
Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executor.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Elizabeth Lowrie
Snell.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Elizabeth Lowrie Snell,
late of the Township of Hallett, in
the County of Huron, deceased, who
died on or about the 1st clay of Dec'
ember, 1935, are hereby notified to
send in to the undersigned Solicitor
on or before the 29111 day of Febru•
ary, 1940, full particulars of their
claims, with affidavit proving same.
Immediately after the said last
mentioned date the assets of the said
estate will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to claims of which the
undersigned shall then have notice,.
to the exclusion of all others, and the
undersigned
will not be liable to any
Y
person of .whose claim the undersign-
ed shall not then have notice for the
assets so distributed or any part
thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 12th day of
February, 1940.
ELMER D. BELL,
Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executors
ELMER D. BILL. 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
Ufticc 1n the Dominion Bank Build.
14, eeafortli, Office hours:-
're.c
I t 1+c sd
Thur. a n
1 h and Saturday
I:30 p.m. to 5 o
pan. Saturday
evening, 7:30 P. tn. to 9 p, m.
WANTED
A barn, size 36x70, or 40x60, Apply
to John Hesse]wood Sr„ Londesboro,
R. R. 1.
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders will be received until
Feb. 26th, 1940, for delivery of 10
cords of bard body wood, maple and
beeeh: 14 inches long, to S. S. No. 9
Tuckersmith. Wood to be delivered
by April lst, Ivan Forsyth, Sec.•Treas.,
R. R. 2, lifppen.
FOR SALE
A good young bull lit for service of
the Roan Lady family. Mac Scott,
Lot 20, Con. 4, McKillop. Phone 839r6 -
FOR RENT
Small apartment in Seaforth. Use
of bath froom. Central. Alao barn suit•
able for garage. Apply at News Office.
CHOICE GRASS FARM FOR SALE
Lot 30. Con, 5, Hibbert, beat grass
farm in Perth. Abundance of grass
and water, and being thoroughly un-
der drained is an excellent farm for
growing beans or grain. Apply to
Frank McConnell, Dublin.
RUBBER GOODS, SUNDRIES, ETC.
Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
wrapper. 80% less than retail. Write
for maii•order catalogue. Nov -Rubber
Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
120 acres, mile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and 5, 18th Concession Town-
ship of Grey. Large bank barn, frame
house, excellent gravel pit. Apply to.
Miss Jean Turner, Seaforth.
J. A. BURKE
FUNERAL SERVICE
Dublin - Ont.
Night or Day Calls Phone 43
10
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorm & gearantee bonds..
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
,n first class companies.
Informsr"on cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES'
0,.,. 414
STRATFORD - GODERICH
COACH LINES
Fall & Winter Time Table
Leave. Seaforth for Stratford:
Doily 8.40 ,.m.. and 6.25. p.m.
Leevee Seutorth for Goderich:
Daily except Sunday and hol,, 1,26 Pant
and 8.10 p.m,.
:Sun. and hot., 1.26 p.m, and 10.20 P.m.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto,
Hamilton. Buffalo. London, Detroit,
Tatviatock, Woodstock
Agents: Queen's, Commercial,Dick Haase
CASH FOR DEA .,P ANIMALS
HORSES, CATTLE, $2.00 PER HEAD
Small Annuals Removed Free
PHONE COLLECT - SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235
DARLING & CO, OF CANADA, LTD.
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