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THE SEAFORTH NEWS PICi�IN'S OF SPORT
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Snowdon Brox tut -,H. Lout half eathtrlu_gh this lvti-.d a;
-----� _-- _ as ii iitt ltreke alit erecett spectetors
oanti 1.1uu, 4)11icIl hand tc 10 broken 1
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Thr. 17.I•'.W.O. of Walton Community up 1'c 14hu u'tore the .}vlay roubll
are sponsoring a Play • continue \t 9,_4I 'MacLean 110.1 Live
"'Taking The Count" game for Seaforth -when ht se.rrekl ou
a nice .pass from Pearce and for lice
On the evening ef, n •
uuuac'. (raderich refused to continue.
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FRIDAY MARCH 8 (;0,1,m,h pm.t on the ,pressure but
failed to tie the score as tion 14th put
IN THE WALTON HALLrip a Thud defensive
Following is the Cast of Characters: I Siaf rth i,oal \Ic eager defense.
Alvin McDonald amorous Hud:lon, ventre. Pearce,
John Allison lMrs. Jas. Smith wings, MacLean 'Nigh:u'hs.: Riley,
Emily Allison (IL Joy Allison Mrs. Bert Johnstonnntell Hildebrandt.
uidt.oduuh Goal S v ''r; defense,
411al
Mrs. Laura Deward .. Knox
.Jimmie Howard
RegR
Reg Prye'c Costello, SehoenaL, centre Johnson;
Eddie Leicester Earl Coutts wage 141 e4fhrook, l),,a1 u!,s., Gar -
count Nicholas lrnalclo. Bert Johnston rick. Black. Oman, kine;l4 ell, le
Dv Langford Mae Cardiff 1414 rsell.
Thos. Dumont ... Harvey Stephenson
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Augusto Dumnn[.:.Mrr. Lc•lie .Olivet Seaforthr ,Ousts. , Durnin,tue of a 3-2 Grshirts
l Greenshirts
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Phyllis Dumont .. 1\Irs. W. Cuthill li.
Jennie the Maid.. Eileen Stephenson tock told a Fel victory here Moda>
Following the Play a Dance will be
night "t t nth took the round -; and
held. Admission—Adults 35o: Child w.II 110 4) cater the gawp feral The
ren 15c. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross
nut largest u r ret d ..i th season.
Music by Blyth String Orehestrit al fate. rl r0n1 111Isto0 k titre decd.
Seafetele Clinton n at l limp -rite, ;acv
the heae. .111,1 i oecu,hirts play :1
1.4rd imttle aetriorth opened 1144 .c0r-
WALTON ;114 middle 1•ty through the ties! per -
Rev. la runt Mrs. (lilh''l't were in tel, lemmial rc l 14 u1;t a } a,, to 1111
Kitchener one din last week. ' u•4 iet h ee I lu4hu, me told
firs. Ivy' iletwle sou of 11eteillop t l"tr,l 't dr e nt hc. Bonn_; e1 e
:.a: the ria " :11 or the (trot twenty
visiting atthe him' 0f her sister
inmates Pen i.re- went. to :1. }ii'il''
Mts. W. I11•oadfiot in lire} township
\I John Rutledge end .nd little son ..et UII n ile second a4ind Nee,
assisted ttl
I - l e(,' and tet
with her mother tient loon again .411 R. Jlol , I
Miss Mary Bennett spear a day in 1,11.. ucnn ant ronmr. .\t 1
Seaforth last weep. \ e1; 1:011 1,11O,te.l the %%%%111111011
ee se.. a en Hard- and Nee'). lIt
CONSTANCE 11 1 t t 1 ei 111 \ 1 .o1ed
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The following frotheH,j'risteil cit \ llt,dc i m 1 s'tht the h1alis.
Rel'in'e
refers le 1.114' death of u fn1 k d n Ie1, wale mem to .1, !,r,llil-
liter well known resident ,n' Hulh tl , Goal. t pia p e to break the tic
and sister of Sir- Andrew Snell and '11,1 •ni c alt: 're e-' r Setif it,,
Mr. Benj `+moll: There passed away .,t t'ic 4111 .1 t} middle frame. Isle
at the f111111 residence, Moya street. ..m10 prnalle, 'Hurt 1„ tether.
Harl'i41ton, on 11011day. Feb 12. Mu Se'4t :l nt04)1a re 1 la4i,tock 2-1 of
garct Snell, widow ul' the late .lathes the nail -,. pe ,11 4oat1' '11y .14. 11 c -
Taylor. in 1141r s71h year. She Rail Fa 1Irn amt \I i alheu, ,chile Nee11
itltfered a fall a few weeks previous.-ccored the only i reeusln11 goal. Pen -
the shook of which leas contributed 11tie' emit to Flannery Huber%
to her death. She was born in Hill \crit, \l H}lcllre lle A. el Faddin, 11.
lett Township. County of Huron. of \1: Fad)1rn, Vogt minor anti all C4lm
October 24th, 1403, being a daughter duct. an
o{ the late Mr. d Mrs. William --._-
Snell. On Slay' i21st. 1879. lee 1 fl1'1ied Hensall 9, Dublin 4,
James 'Taylor, who predeceased her lien ell defeated Dublin ,1.4 here on
in August. 11112 After her marriage 4.41urd11 nighIn a goals to c ntnt
site was a continuous resident of Har- inn game seriesMthe \Ic.\lillan (t14'
riston and enjoy€d goad health all ,111y nt
041 , the inners ¢o meet E.
her life. She was a kind and nunuleillc. Tucl r 114)1 the 1Tenstdl
• lir• ' rl ' i. -ti 1 ,,. the fire 1 •ilit•P 1111
Allen of Brussels visil''d :1 fe-w !1011 .t1 11
thoughtful another: a good neighbor
and friend, especially among the sick
of Ole neighborhood. She was a great
Inver of flowers and always took a
keen interest in her garden. 4111e is
survived by two sons. Martin of Cal-
gary, Harry of Harriston: two grand•
dtilch'en. William Taylor of Toronto;
Margaret Taylor of Stratford. Four
brothers also eureiye, namely: end:
row • 1411 Benjamin Snell of Seaforth
vicinity: Joseph W. of Oyen. Alberta:
Robert Snell. of Ntoelttown, N.Y..
Two sister's predee'eased her, also two
brothers. The funeral was held on
\Vedtiesday afternoon friinl her late
residence. the service being conducted
by Re41. George Aitken of Konx. -Pres
Ilvterian Church. The remains were
laicT to rest in the Harriston Centet'
ere. the pallbearers being Messrs.
George Weber. Walter Butler. William
Behrns. George Morrell. Hugh She
,rlair. George W alkey.
'Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin - Snell and
111r. Andrew Snell anti Mrs. Frank
Way attended the funeral of Mrs.
James Taylor at Harriston,
Mr. Kelso Adams and Mr, Bernard
Riley have returned after a pleasant
visit to the North,
Miss Clete Medd spent a few dal
with her sister Mus. Phyllis lledd, of
Clinton.
HARLOCK
11r. \\-m. Knox get rid of all the
fa=st of lin- tnrnips last week.
Master Arehie Watt. spent Saturday
team t • victor4aortll11 10111'- tem.,
401,•10 Hudson 2, 4'amphell. ° and
Falru t)rn scored t'te other-ilensall
Is. The Dal'', scorers were Ferg.
Staelet nl 3, terao,kopf.
Clinton Puts Out New Hamburg
,'iia h,u (-011 defeated New Hnn-
a.lra 1'-1 at ( mt1'n -C ut dt1y night
after einnin'.1 the first genie in 'Nee
Vane t r -+. lit ,r.i)e, Clinton the
41 "1nd aed the richt t'0 meet Seaforth
knave n .he lents for the .roup
chain l nlailip, t liteon goals 1ctte
cored 1tv Grant 3. Draper 2, R. \Ic•
Totten 2, V o•ter 2, \Ir1ay, .1. 1).1414
and F. \1.1'.))111), while Nc14 1111111-
11r.,t's only Boal was ,cored 114
Eichler.
l.itfe Piekin's . •
It's unifier Clinton :-le 4forth battle
'.,r intermediate group championship
„,Clinton 41111 (1041 neress.trlly win
...it t- Seaforth's tarn for the breaks
\,die llilcie+hraitdt '4111' welcomed
`lark in uniform after a drip injury
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THI•1 HON. R. .1. MANION
Leader for National Government
Baru in Pe11111•oke, 00(111'10. Age 54.
1larrted Y\O11(10 1lesaltluiers of Ot-
laWa. 41as throe sous. 'Three grand-
1•hildl nolo
Sim of Patriel4 J. Manion and Almy
('Bite❑ Fattier a pioneer in the
whisk kept Inns ,,11 for two *ante•
.111 last 'four day's junior battle,
teiderielt kicked :11)irnt 41 ninth', 11in-
'liltg marker :elilell 33 -as as fair d
,,1111 as we won1,1 wish 1e Sec:.. .41101
t re- fall,saw one of \1 na:ger 1411'-
!1 rtrtld familia it -11'1411 strikes...
\Iroti,mrtc no names, hat a certain
',111 l eyed. Mete.11-teed. lit,n,e..11in-
o,41e__td .4 0'1-1,hockey plac-
cr. w1;,, „a'n't r,,I einlu:g!t to. Blake
:!114 e e th ) In or-, e .111. t,, nn 0
cit I.r, t. llea'rr ,tar players asking
,et. 1, t t sc 4h1t conal
s--aing with lit. Re -eco Fcl'rfs. •r. n . c• i,i :,c_: 1 4:t , I, -n.)
1\1 r-,. Jennie Knox returned hone . n toll .int w0 .1:1- er 1
- � Ley X04 1 , nc .a
ee.ks with her da :I:to-r. �1D's. and le- r .c.+: ., rat '' 'a', '.-
141r. Lorne Marshall who have hero , i'.c,l ;t 1,..;nc :41, 'r:,n, 4:,,10•-4 it ,n
living 111 Wa111,•iwilb•. 1,114 are mo'l lg thin 111,• a i n, ',,11121011, O-
to Toronto."tint
, .1) .rant this 1411,,44 know
Mr. I,eslit• Beattie spent Sttntlgy i 11'.1 n i t t-
derll'mete, cloy
after' church at the home of Mr. and a:I 0 h. time, 1.lr already 11 :Ahem* and
Mrs. A. \\'. Beacom. ire _'unix 1 1t the ogi
lt Of -one
lir41. Robert Watson visited Mrs another nretdun, we 4101111
Leo Watt last Friday afternoon. like t - to . .111, well, 'ki,p it well
Nurse Beacom returned home flan e'1 1 ai a,zaan . . The Athletic.0M-
Clinton
0M -
Clinton the latter part of last week :i: wit most have netted aletet `111111
Miss Lydia Bell spent one evening nee. the Tari tock xam. 144ontlay
Inst week at the home of her aunt 10,-1111 . . unit rhe Juni,,,„ till have
Mr. and Ml'e. Ab Vndden near Lon• Ii..1 received their Ir ng prolni.cd
ilesboro. seeks . . The hi -toric \Ic\lillan
>*Ir. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson spent ('up Series play-off- 1111* cancelled
Thursday of last week at the bonne of the week as ffar as 3'c.liorth ns rr,n-
a
w 1 • It 1 1 ndu-g ehnt1t i'
KIPPEN
Mr. 14o1111 Colborne of Guelph spout
the week 1 k end at tate home or ole. and
Mrs. Joseph 1)ayutan.
Mr, Eldred Moffatt was taken ill
while attending a skating party at
Heusall on Monday evening and talc•
ea to Seaforth hospital on Tuesday
for an operation for appendicitis.
Messrs. Robt. Elgie, Joseph'Ups-hall;
Win. Bell and Robt. McGregor spent
the week end in Toronto and attend•
ed the hockey game at Maple Leaf
Gardens on Saturday night.
Miss Helen Chandler of Blenheim
visited with her parents at the Manse
over the week end.
Miss Blanche Watson -i41 confined
to her bed through illness, Her many
friends will be pleased to heat' that
site is getting better.
Miss Myrtle Pett'•t of 1-Iensall is
spending a few days with Mrs.
French.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride en-
tertained a number of their friends
last Friday everting. Progressive
euchre 4411441 played. The high prizes
were 141)111 by Miss Margaret Sinclair
and Mrs. \\'m. Situlair. while e01180li
inion prizes went to Mrs. W. L.
llellis and Mr: Earle Sprat. A pleas-
ant evening was enjoyed by. all.
(111aw,t Cali}. Later. followed the
building of the 3':mtelien Paeilic as a
i_encl.rl mefetiatlt.
litod -Codd medalist in medicine.
Trinity College. University of Tor -
tette. Further ratlines in Great Brie
tut Edinburgh and Glasgow Unt
4•er,ities.
11+11 111 Parr when war 111•olie'
oat. In August enlisted 141 1111' Preach
lh'dic al Corps.
1916 -.loins d the 2(sr ('tt.nl}d an
Battalion as medical officer,
1111, Though still in Prance, ran
and was elected as a Liberal Unionist
in support of the inion Win•The•IVar
041>41 4'1 11111 0111.
1917 -WOO the Military Cross for
outstanding valor at the battle of
Matt Ridge 111 April, 1917.
1917- -Tuvallded home for major
operation.
19'21—Minister of Soldiers' Civil
Ile -establishment.
1926 --Postmaster General.
1930-35A'Iinisler of Railways and
Canals.
Ridings — Always Fort William
where be practised medicine. One
exception--'LOndou which be contest-
ed a11d 1011 after attaining Leader-
ship. Now again in Fort William.
Mr. and Nies. Warren Gibbings. cerned , .they may finish 111 a
Mr, Thos. Knox and neighbors have tivixl1'horin.( 1freks11 . .1r011ie Ruh -
spent quite a few clays trying to pre- ,•rt e really the -markelug of the
pare the side road for the trucks. Ren cr victory 141 ,n<1a4 night . .
•
The 4raforth Juniors have been hard
McKII,LOP lilt, for instance their classy left-
The regular meeting of Duff's ti\r.M• .ein_er Tel Rowland. is out with a
1 and W.A. was held at the home of ',14,14, 11 1114111 and lack Nicoals'on '4411111
Mr,,.. Percy Smith 011 Feb. nand with r;,, { t i rli,s . . T„ draw crowd'
a good attendance. The meeting was ,;•key .cardiae rell4'tltr and there
n'lell"11 with singing. Miss Malvin are more injure 114111 311 the olden
Nordic occupied the chair. Mrs. faille- tisk- . Its :ricin;, more like the
brecht took over the remainder of the .,..,,(.,,.,real 41)111.. . . .
meeting,on missionary work in India._
—...._
1411:1. Harvey MrDwain, Mrs.. ('heater HENSALL
Henderson teal Mrs. Gordan Pullet, Former Resident of Hensall Passes
-1so took parr ill tills hart'. of the pro- Rcvrl was r1'ceir'•41 111'011 recently
•cram. Mrs. 11. W. Crew gavea sketch of tic (3011th of Rohc'rt A. tee.he 1111
011 (21(1001' India ;Mrs. Role. Campbell ,,1,,, ,,,,,,,,,ad 14y1F'iu St. \'111411'114 Hos.
gave a well ptep,:,011 paper on Lofrl t'ikal, Por(ltivi Oregott. i11 h'1' 74th
Tl'e' Ktppen hast W.I. held their
monthly meting on \Verinirsdltl. The
tweeting was called in the foreseen
and the ladles enjoyed a polo luck
dinner. There was an attendance or
211 end they spent the time in g1111(ng
another taffeta comforter and matting
a tufted bedspread. A bale of goods
containing four quite, and tl conskler-
able amount of *10111ing for young
and old, valued at Vitt, was matte
ready to ship to Finland. The \\'.4
wish to thank all who contributed -
and helped to matte this such a good
rthipntent. A shot business session
was held. After the sewing was lin
islted and the next meeting will be
held at the hone of Ml's. A. Hoggarth
the third Wednesday in March at 2.15.
BRUCEFIELD
Last Thursday while Mr. John A.
McEwen of the second concession of
Stanley, and his son, were cutting
trees 10 their bush. a twee struck his
leg, breaking it above the tinkle. Mrs.
McEwen was also In an acci(1e111
While driving the cutter. The horse
took fright and she was thrown from
the cutter receiving Injuries to 11e1•
knees. We hope Mr. and Mrs. Mc:
Ewen will soon be able to be around
again.
The Young People of Ole c•ongrega-
(ion are preparing a platy which will
be presented on March 8th,
\It, Scott Davidson had a. success-
ful sale on Feb, 2151.
Little Allan Haugh, son of 141r. and
Mrs. W. A. Bangie who 4411141 operated
on for appendicitis in Clinton Itospi
tat, last Friday evening, is now doing
nicely,
Miss Alive Gleet near Clinton.
We are pleased to report that Rev.
\Vm. Weir, pastor of Carmel Church.
Is able to be out after his recent
illness.
Young People Meet—
The Young People or C'arme1
('hunch held their regular nle01iug on
Monday evening in charge of the
Fellowship committee, in the base.
Wrenn of the c•hureh, and opened by
singing the throne song. "The Call of
Christ." and w'ar 111.011111011 oVer by
Miss Irene Hoggarth. The Scripture
was read by 141r. Janes Campbell.
Miss Beryl Phafi' gave the devotional
tlilk on the continuation of the
Apostles' creed. Hymn, "Simply
Trusting Every Day," was sung and
the roll was called. Tice business
Was discussed. Miss Margaret Dougall
played a piano instrumental, Rev, 141r.
Weir gave the topic on "The Begin•
pings of Philosophy." which was very
interesting. The meeting closed with
singing, "All The Way 11y Savior
heads 1410," followed by prayer by
Rel'. Weir.
131rs. James Parkins spent a few
days this week in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Steer of Mount
Brydges visited 00 Senday with their
son and claugltter•in-law. Dr. and Mrs.
D. G. Steen
T4'r.,'lsunlir: Mrs. R'. S. Dol'lanc'P .,.The 41 rest:eel was holo w
Vara. :+ p1e111in7. solo. 'Ter, 1\..T. Shan. 1:Iensal1 and entered 414 ministry and
TUCKERSMITH
The regain]' lueeting of the Turlt-
'rsmitir Lach1-w' Club will be hell on
W. -dm -see -1y, February sixth. at 2.20 at
Ilse hone of lb's. El. McGregor. Mrs.
Rey Pepper. eOIIVellei' of the litera-
ture and music department. will have
charge of the programme. The roll
call will be answered by ciuotations
from your Iavo•ite aUtho' or music.
taw. The members will bring gifts for
the hale to this meeting and also re-
quested to bring cloth patches suit-
able for quilts.
DUBLIN
Mrs. Frank Smith returned after
a two weeks' visit with Hamilton
friends.
Miss Annie Neville of Port Huron
visited with friend;:.
Sorry to report that
0enuinget' is seriously
(tome.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
!tar. and Mrs. Joseph D1110n of Lou
doe wore week end visitors at, the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Dillon.
Dr. and Mrs. Stapleton have moved
to Seaforth.
We are pleased to report 'that Mi•.
and Mrs. Louis Dillon are recovering
atter their recent illness.
inn elm lira. laid E. Daley w1'10 ap wasa g'adna14' of Parke (College of
uoittt,rl Ttatlrim'''. 14.
11441
1. L'tmcll was Missouri 1n1i .\nbure Theolcgieall
''''v''" ail(' a sircial half 1)011' sl tit• "a,a ml ,.•y of \nl,rlrn, Nee Scuvrrue
Tim next meeting will he held at the .,H- three sh,tere. :nits. Men.a1 'I
Immo of Mrs. 1t. N. Dee -ranee
ell:u,. T1 ,, all, Mrs,. JameHoye
The World Day of Prayer of purrsandr1: Mrs. A_ s Mardianaid. \ul,con
church was bald on Feb. 9tlt t the also tarn bothers. John nt
home of Mrs. W. .1'. Shannon. The tial femme and Peter of St. T11001 us.
of prayer program 11 -as followed 111. a 11,3 \11 Hurry rook of Tor•
throughout the service, several ladles onto spent the week end with the
taking part. The hostess served a fornler's pa rents, Mr: and Mrs.
dainty Iunch. Co•nelitis Cook.
Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Mickle. 131.113'
"`My danuiglhter ,has arranged a -little and Betty,'spent the week end hi
niece for ('he',piano." ! Windsor and Detroit.
N'Og!l*sor—'"Good! It's time ,we diad Misses Lois and Marion Maclaren
a little peace."' visited 00 Saturday" with their cousin
Mrs. Hugh
ill at her
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mrs. David M. Lindsay—
Mrs. David M. Lindsay died Thurs-
day, Feb. 22, after a lingering ulnas
of rhuenmatisnr or the heart. She was
the foster Elizabeth Dempsey, a
daughter of the late John and Eliza-
beth Dempsey and was born in Gocle
rich Township in June 1885, and had
spent all her life in the township, In
June, 1912, she married David M.
Lidsay and they resided on the John
B. Lindsay homestead farm on No, 8
highway one mile west of Clinton.
Besides her husband there survive
two sons and two daughters, They
are' Grant Russel and John David at
home, Elizabeth Isobel, a graduate of
Western University, London, and the
college of education, Toronto, at home
since June last, and Margaret Doris
Faye, 1101'410 in training at Hamilton
hospital. One brother and three sis-
ters also survive. They are John
Dempsey, farming the Dempsey home-
stead farm, Goderieh township; Mrs,
T. J. Webster, Tnckersmith, Mrs. A.
Stirling, McKillop, and Mrs. Edward
Miller, Goderich township. Mrs. Lind-
say was a member of Wesley Willis
United Church, Clinton, and had been
a regular attendant until iter illess.
The funeral was held on Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the family
residence and waa conchtetetl by Rev.
A. Lane. ler pastor, Interment was in
the Clinton cemetery.
STANLEY
17r. alit' Mrs 1100 14114113ride visited
to cite hnnlr- 0f Mr. and Mrs. \\111111111
S14111 '101 Friday of last week.
Mrs. Rail Berber of St. Marys and
brother Nit.. William Douglas of
Hyde Park visited .with relatives in
'eete4ey Thursday incl. Friday of last
weep. 'J'i'll tm4111- Mr. William
rkirklikr 4141, elnpanied them, and in.
tends to '1•'1)11 a few- weeks at St.
'1,ry- and 11311r. Park.
Th.. 1 -on nntptlnll nI celery 111 Can
..da is aplraretttl3' increasing. ('OM.
I" , 0.14 nal prodnrti0n, coufin011 largely
0 (lntatio with smaller acreages In
'to sec: and British Columbia, has
Maintained a steady increase in re-
cant years and averages about 25
thousand tons. Imports, originating
largely in California and Florida,
have also increased from six thous
and tons In 1934 to 11,000 tons In
1938.
ELIMVILLE
Miss Gladys Johns is visiting this
week with Ml's, Fred Long in At-
wood.
Mrs. Wes Johns returned home Fri-
day night after spending two weeks
in Hamilton.
Several from this church attended
the oyster emptier at Centralia la=st
Friday evening.
The Mission Circle held a social
evening at the ehnr41h on Friday
night.
The funeral of the late A'Irs. Win.
Skinner was field from the 110100 of
her sol) Mr. Everett Skinner on Sat•
artlay afternoon last. A large number
of friends and relatives showed their
esteem for the deceased by their pre-
sence. Mrs. Skinner was a resident.
of this community for 111E1113, years,
and her neighbors can bear testimony
to her kindliness and helpfulness In
their time of need.
Want and 'For Sale Ads, 1 weelc 25c
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 194-0
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Seaforth
NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT.
Another grand picture
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MANLEY
The baclt roads are - still impass-
able for ears as 3,111' snow continues
to fall, but for those who live on the
8th and 9th concession, which is a
county road andris ploughed. They
can make connections with No. 8
highway by going to Dublin or Sea -
forth.
MI'. Dan Manley, sail of W. Manley.
has procured a position in London.
Mrs. Ton Feeney, mother of Mrs.
Joe F ekarl, is still convalescing in
the Seaforth hospital.
Forel Tractor Operates Economically
PHOTO SHOWS the new Ford
tractor with Ferguson plow in
action. The operator merely steers
in a straight line to obtain perfect
plowing results. The Ferguson sys-
tem hydraulic mechanism keeps the
plows at a uniform depth and oper-
ates without attention except at
the ends of the field. Then a con-
venient.* easily -operated lever is
moved to lift and lower the plow
when turning. The tractor pulls a
two -bottom 14 -inch plow with ease,
and because of its light weight
gives remarkably low fuel con-
sumption, average fuel consumption
being one gallon an hour. The
tractor with plow attached can be
turned on an eight -foot headla^+1,
and 'worked in fence corners