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The Seaforth News, 1940-03-14, Page 4PAGE FOUR eareeeeeeemeeeeeeeeeee THE SEAFORTH NEWS liammamommoor THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 suwestumeavemuensusammommes cure IS YOUR FAMILY'SFUTURE IN SUNLIGHT OR SHADOW 7 e HENSALL Arnold Circle Holds Thankoffering OUR STORE WILL GUARANTEE THE The Arnold Circle of Carmel Pres- byterian Church held their Eaater Thank•offet'ing at the Manse on 'lues• day evening with a very good attend- ance. Ml's, Roy Bell presided ever the meeting which opened by singing "(Inlet the Lord Is Risen." Miss Beryl Pilaff led in prayer and the scripture was read by Miss Sally. Munson. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted and the roll milled, Tlie business was dts- cussed and the Easter thank -offering taken. Miss Margaret Bell gave a paper on "The Origin of Easter," and Mies Violet Hyde a paper on 'Tire Legend of the Lilies." IIynt, "Re- joice the Lord is King," was sung mid Mus Hannah t)iu1•ray gave an interesting Easter story entitled Hoa r Ito, of India Discovered Easter." 'VII, es Rene Iloggan th and ma het Workman favored with a vocal duet Mtss Jeckell of Exeter was the attest speaker and delivered a very tine address. The meeting closed The many friends of Mr. J. T. Me- with the Lord's player in unison. Re Ash will be sorry to know he is con• fleshmento were served. timed to bed. Mr. and Mrs. ('line Flynn of Lon. The members of the Township don spent Sunday with the latter's council met in the hall Monday. parents. Mi'. and Mrs, James Parkins, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Austin and little The Continuation School are hay daughter visited with the fornier's fug thoh• cnmmencenrent in the town mother, Mrs. Austin. who is still con- hall ou Friday craning• A couple of fined to the house, plays will be presented, also dancing Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beatty- motored and gymnastics, to Listowel Sunday to attend the fun- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Switzer and eral of the only daughter of Mr. andfamily of Beach 0' Pines visited on sored a novelty St," Patrick's dance in Mrs. R. T. Woods. Saturday With Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc• the town hall ou Tuesday evening A meeting of the ratepayers and Queen, with 1utl galore, comic hats, balloons Inspector Beacom was held in the The Mission Band of Carmel Pres• and noisemakers. The (tall was beau• hall Friday to consider' the financial byterian Chuieh intend holding a iffully decorated for the occasion will end of the question in connection with home cooking sale and Ise in the colored lights, Japanese lanterns and Babylon and Varna schools, basement of the church on Saturday, St. Patrick's streamers in green and Don't forget the entertainment Fre March 16th, from 4 to 6 pan. white, Johnny Downs and his Swing - day night in the hall in aid of the Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale, Miss iters furnished excellent music. tables of court tvlrist were fn play. It„d Cross. See that no Irishman Kate Drysdale and Jack and Misses W,M,S, Meet.— Mrs. J'. Cameron was the wanner of falces you out of Varna that night as Lois rind Marion MacLareu visited The W.M.S. of the United Church the prize. A delightful lunch was there will be a stack of fun with the on Sunfitiy with the fortller's brother, held their regular meeting in the served and the bride was •presented variety program. , Mr. Robt. Drysdale in Marlette, Mich. schooh•oon of the church oet Thurs- With an Alladin lamp and an end M friends for the lovely gifts, and all Mrt L. Beatty and Edith Mossip Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore and day afternoon with Mrs, Brook pre. table. Airs. Sanderson thanked her were guests at the home of Mr. and family of Thanes Road visited on siding and opened by singing, follow. i -e A. Meenntell Saturday evening. Thursday with Mr. and Airs. Peter ed by the Lord's prayer in unison. joined in singing. "For She's a Jolly The monthly Meeting of Varna. As•Moh`. A quilting bee will be bald in the Good Fellow.” soeiate Library Board was held Morel Mr, Lee ITedaten was in London church on Thursday 1tternomn, Mat. Miss 1Iary Shortreed. R:N,, and day evening. Mat•. 11th, at the home nn Thursday' ou business. ,141h. Mrs, Ed. McQueen led in prayer. brother Mr. Thomas Shortreed of of Mrs. L. Beatty. It was decided to Ladies' Aid Hold Concert Mis. Brook road the Scripture from i.andnu, have been visiting their subscribe for the Ontario Library Re. I The Ladies' Aid of Carmel ('hurch Acts 1, 9-15. Mrs, Geo. Hess sang a mother Iles. Wm. Shortreed, view, Several magazines were to be held a very successful cone„rt. in the solo. The topic was taken by Mies Mrs. Russel! Bryans and two child• subserfbed for, A motion waspassed sehoilrnoni of their church last Margaret Hahltirk. ren 01 Brutssels are spending a few Air. Harold Botihtron s tracks with her mother. to Purchase reprints of some of the Tuesday evening with a large attend• pent. the Mks. Chas. rPllard ed son ATr, books which' have become too worn mice, The program was presented week end in Detroit. ('Earles Pollard were in London an for further circulation, Berg, re, Beatty by representatives from every or. Mr. Errol Drummond mod Mr. SUNNY ANSWER Res. Wen, Patter's SCALLOPED SALMON WITH PEAS won this week's award 1 can Saluron iu a Lemon tis tsp. White Popper L cup White Sauce esp. of Salt 1 can Peas Crumbs and Butter Resew° skins and bones from. Salmon and Rake fish. Season with salt and pepper awl sprinkle generously with Lemon Nice. In the bottom of a buttered baking dish oat, a layer of Salmon, a laser of Dons and a few buttered crumbs. Repeat until it is lull pour over it the white sauce; dot with butter and bake in a hot oven. until crumbs are brown. SEE NEW PRINTS ON DISPLAY , PRICED for QUICK SALE Mayfair Prints 25c yd. Maple Leaf Peas 12e tin Fancy Prunes, 2 Ib. .....29c Special—Spy Apples .. 90c bus. Recleaned 'Raisins, 2 ibs.....25c Head Lettuce. 10c each Robinhood flour, 98 1b. bag. 3.25 PURE LARD, 2 LB19c W, J e Finnigan WALTON Pout forget the St. Patrit•k's Social in the United Church Walton, on Monday night, March 1$th. 'rhe l'.I'.;;'.O. presented their play. "Taking the Count,” on Friday even, ing, March 8th, in the community hall with a capacity crowd. The actors took their parts well and it was a play well worth hearing. A dance followed the play. $64.50 was taken in at the door, Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross. Entertain In Honor of Recent Brussels Bride-- Mrs. ride—Mrs. H. Allen assisted by Mr's. I, McLean, Mrs, R. Kennedy, Doris Mc. Donald and Burl Parker entertained recently hi honor of Mrs. Samos Sam demon of Wroxeter, formerly Miss Marguerite Bolger of Brussels. Five VARNA Be Attractive Be Popular ! WITH AN OIL PERMANENT 7,00 Wave $5.00 6.00 Wave $4.00 With Or Witiiollt Machine 5.00 Wave $2.75 $2.25 $1.95 $1.50 to $3.00 1.110 Wave 2,25 'Wave End Curl Pay less and enjoy the best B BEAUTY SALON L. M. BOX. Phone 50 or 18 Seaforth was re-engaged as librarian for the gtinization in the church, Rev, Wm, Maynard Harmon of St. Marys wer- Tuesday. following year. It was decided to hold \;'err was chairman and told interest- in 101" 00 Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Garden McGregor of a library euchre and dance on the ing and humorous stories during the \lr, and .Mrs A. L. {Ise went a i ;; iaigham spent last Thursday wit .29th of March in township hall program of the Life of Sandy Mac• fen ria?, last week Visiting in '1'trron the latter's parents. A concert will be held in the hall Pherson, The Mission Band gave a so. Mrs, Wv. S. Forbes was in Blyth ou on Friday of this week at 8.15 sharp. motion song accompanied on the Mrs. Marjorie Sparks who li Saturday. Mrs. Dave Watson is visiting tier air, and Mrs, Geo, PIlgrirn of For- piano by Miss Irene Haggarth. Mr, tieetr spending the winter nionth: daughters in Hallett. est spent Sunday at the Bonn of Mr. Fred Dieters played a violin selec• with members of ,the family in Lon C, Pilgrim. Airs. Earl Dow and children of Oro - week flan. The Arnold Ghcle presented cion and Detroit returned to her nlarty are visiting her parents Mr• Mr, Ivan McIlvmnnt returned last a very hnmor•ons play entitled "How home here last ,week. and Mrs. Wnm, Kearney. Sth line. vtePk flout the Seaforth hospital altea not tc Do TG" Those taking part \(r, and .Mrs. Alfred liunkiti and lin appendix operation, Morris, i were Misses Hannah Murray, Irene family of Thames Road visited on The Mission Band of Duff's United IIaggarth, Margaret Bell, Sally Man. Thursday milli Nile and Mrs. Ro Mullet met in the schoolroom of the WINTHROP son, Jean McQueen, Mabel Workman, Maclaren. church on Sunday, March 10 with 26 members responding to the roll call. Naomi Martin presided and the meet- ing opened by singing hymn 450. Scripture reading. given by Isabel who passed peacefully away in Scott McCall, was taken Prom Matt, 27:1-7. Memorial ITospital Thursday, March Study continued from the book on the 70, after a week's illness from India. It was decided to have lantern pneumonia. in her 78th year. She was slides on India to be presented at a born in Hamilton and married Mr, later date. Classes were then formed Trewartha about 39 years ago. She for graded lessons, at the close of is survived by her husband, a step - which Hymn 266 was sung and the daughter Mrs, Zack McSpadden, a aiizpah benediction pronounced. son Irwin and an adopted son Will - lam, wlto all live in AicKillop, After a short service at the house the funeral was held from Cavan Church where Mrs. William Trewartha Mrs. Roy Bell and Mrs. Melvin Moir. Kippen East W.I. Passes Away— Mr. W. A. MaeLaren contributed a Hold Euchre and Dance With deepest regret we learned of delightful solo accompanied by Mrs. The Town Hall, Hensall, was fill the death of Mrs. William Trewartha, MacLaren on the piano. Mrs. John ed to its capacity on Thursday (0011 Murdoch favoured with a piano in- dug' alien the Kippen East 'Women'. strumental. Violin selections were Institute .sponsored a Euchre and given by Messrs, James Bengougb Dance, A short ;program nnas pre, and Ross MacKay. Mrs. 7, W. Bon- eluted .at the opening ,with \ir, Ross Heron sang a solo, "Jeannie!' A num eleKay as chairman, gave a shier ber of ladies presented a humorous address with a number of hatmonouv Wee', "The Bachelor's Dream." A pekes. Mtiss Joyce Broderick tenet quartette comprising Rev, Mr. Weir, several songs and 4aip dance accom Messrs. R. Y. Maclaren, W. A, Mace paned by her mother, Mrs, Russe Laren and James Bengough, sang. Broderick, on the piano. Misses Nor The program concluded with a quiz uta Sangter and Ruth Hees sang contest. Dainty refreshments were two duet "Did Your Mother Conte KIPPEN Missionary Meeting— she was a faithful member and work- served. From Troland and "\� hen Pate ,wa The March meeting of the Weal. S. el', to Maitland Bank Cemetery. Rev. Ata. Rae Patterson of Toronto spent was held at the home of Doreencourtin' Mew." . .. Fi,orence Cooper with a good attendance. Mrs. 11. W. Craw officiated. The pallbear• the week end with his parents, Mr. Welsh accompanied anied of the ipiano Henderson presided after the opening ars were Messrs. James Shannon. and Mrs. R. J. Patterson. Mr. Art Finlayson and his hand play hymn 105, was sung. followed by a Percy Little, Thomas Pryce, George Mrs. Ann Berry returned home al- ed and :sang musical selections vrhiel responsive reading, Psalm 748 from ter a pleasant visit with her sons in ,were very :much enjoyed. Mr. J. C the hymnary. Prayers were offered by Windsor and Toronto. Shearer of Clinton WEN the teems Mrs. Workman and Mrs. J. Bell. Mrs. Y.P. Entertain Seaforth.— speaker and leave a very fire address Jones read several passages from the The Young People's Society of Car- Mrs. Harry. Caldwell mowed a vot Bible. This was followed by hymn mel Church had as their guests on of -thanks ,to all taking ,part. There 626, Mrs. Chandler had charge of the Monday evening, the Y.P. Society of ,were fifty .taibles playing euchre rant topic. She was assisted by Mrs, A. First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth the prize winners were: I .idles' 'first McMurtrie, airs. J. W. McLean, Mrs. The evening was spent in relay games Mies Sarah Harburn, Cromarty; 'and T. Workman, Mrs. McClymont, Mrs. directed by Rev. and Mrs. Weir, as Miss Irene Turner, Varna; console Long and Mrs. Melds. Mrs, W'. Cooper listed by Rev. and Mrs. Jack of Sea- time -Miss Thelma EI'gie, Kippen spoke of the passing of Mrs. B. Ed- forth, with five teams playing. The Gent's first, Mr. Willson iWorkuian wards and of her work in our church. chnreh basement was beautifully de- Kippen, 2ncl, MIr, Walter Fairbury She then led in prayer. The roll call coveted with St. Patrick's decorations Hensall: •co,,,,mai'ol .Mir. Benson and offering was then taken. Hymn and dainty refreshments were served Stoneman, .Chiselhurst. Lucky tiok 115 was sung and the closing prayer at the close. et> Isere drawn -by Mrs. Min Maur offered by Mrs, Henderson. Rev. Wni, Weir conducted services (loch mud Mfr. las.Smillie was •the -re Miss Kathryn Drysdale of Hensall in Carmel Church on Sunday and the cipien1 of blit- mauve satin comforter visited last week with Miss Doreen twartha, Clinton, Mrs. Bacltan, Clin- choir sang two anthems. "Blessed Is and Mir. Jos. L'Ip.shall the recipient 01 Cooper. i tonMr. Elgin Waters and son and the Man. • and "This Holy Hour." the candlewick 'bedspread, MLurcincht. Mr. and Mao, Archie Parsons and Ross Cook. of Arthur, Mr, John Breaks Leg By Fall on Street.— r,rclrc,h•a furnished the music 'for ithc Gerald spent Sunday with Mr. and Bullard and Mrs. Feng Bullard, Iain- MTt•, Wm. Cole, of Cromarty, met trance with Mr. Win. Hayter, floor Mrs, J. Carter of Clandeboye. tore. We extend our heartfelt synlp- with a painful accident on Saturday manager. Quito a number attended the sue- [thy to those that are left to mourn night, when he slipped on the ice on Wohelo Class Hold >ion sales of the estates of the late the Ines of a loving wife anti mother. Main street in front of the telephone St. Patrick's Social - (niis week Shrag and Oscar Feu -111,r last lir' Lary sus Keith Walter` F.atotl and office and fral ttp•ed his leg. He was The \\'ohelo Sunday Sehunl class P aticauled by Dr. Steer: of the United Church held a very Mr, and Mrs. E. Hurdnrau of yenta day r in SI1xeter with Mr, and Mrs. Mission Circle.— please it "it. Patrick's social in the spent a day recently with Air. and A. Sperling last week, The Mission Circle of the. United i RHs. W. Homey. Mr. andnd Mrs. Peter Me('owan and chtn•ch held their regular supper thi,o'rr mall the church 00 Friday Mr, Win. Ivisnn spent a tow days sons Bnhby and Jackie of Roxboro meeting at the home of Misses Bar evcnitie, ,with vert appropriate dec- 1;tst week 101011 relatives in Tnrontn sq,°atSaudlt5 with Mr. anti Mrs. Gen. para and Margaret Shepherd on Fri- orations for idle occasion. Mr. Lorne Mr. and Mrs. Rny ('nnsitt and son Eaton. day avenin. The meeting opened by Chapman„,,..acted t r1V 1I ce and the Bay visited with Mr. and Mrs. ('lar- Mr. John Bullard.- Tihrs. Fens Bullard singing a hymn followed byprayer by 'Time opened by ern *IDR ' 1'tit "etre Parkes of the Goshen ilue over Roel Jackie Bullard anti Jack Mit obeli peQ' Dime ter be Holy,” followed by the Miss Cl• dye P The Scripture the v:eok end. Eaton, John Pethick and William Mc- Spadden. The flowers were beautiful, and included a pillow from Family. a spray' , Mr. and Mrs. Zack McSpadden and family; a spray, Alonzo and Gar- net Cltapman; spray, Mrs, Eileen Whitaker, a basket Mr. and Mrs, .A. Walker. Wingham. and William Chap- man, Pembroke; a spray, Dr. and Mts. Harburn. Those attending the funeral from a distance were, Dr. Gar- net Chapman. Fort Erie, Mr. Alonzo Chapman. Fort Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Trewartha, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Langford Chapman, Goderich, Mn. Bert Trewartha, Mr. Bert Cox, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tre- dart the week end among friends. - r , a ISS Elva to I era.' prayer in unison. 'MI'sGladys I tt s read by MISS Eha McQueen and I assns, 11 read the scripture, psai.m Kippen lost one a its oldest resid- We are sorry to hear of the passing Miss Bialys. MacKenzie gave a read- 2'3'1.11'.minu Lc•s 01 the prcwious note in the passing away- of Mr, Wm. of Mr. Geo. Little in Scott. Memorial lug. 11 missionary story was read by Aridereon on Monday after .e lingering Hospital on Tuesday after a long i11- Miss Shirley Fairbairn, and Miss Tr- 11)0 1111 were read and adopted, the illness of seven months. The funeral nese. ane Douglas gave the topic. The bus- ro11 caller) .and ithc hu ;line's dealt tank place at his home 011 Wednes The Y.P.', mel Tueedar' evening. mess was discussed and the meeting with, \Ir. !ikth He's played 1tco day. Interment at Hensall Cemetery. The preeldeut, F.Iva Pryce, presided, closed by singing a hymn, piano .'olds "Mother Maehree" and The many friends of Mrs. French Meeting ripened by singing hymn .",76. Holy Week Services. When Irisih Eyes .are Suvhn -Mrs. will he sorry to hear she was taken .Annie Papple led In prayer. The Next weep being Holy Week see. Geo, 'Hess gave a 'readinf, entitled to the hospital at London on Tues- seripturo lessen was taken by Elva vices will he held in local churches • "The Irish him agnant.' Messes day for an operation. 1 Prvee. Minutes of the Last meeting from 8 p.m. until 9 p,m, as follows: Norma Sangster and Ruth Hess sang Mr. Arthur Long spent the week were read. Roll call was answered by Monday, March 18111, in the United two cruets Did your \fotlrer conte end with friends in Toronto. favorite hymn and the offering was Church, speaker, Rev, Wm. Weir; on from Ireland" and "When Pew was Mr, Thos. Butt visited on Sunday, received. The business was discussed Tuesday, Mar. 19th, in the Presbyter- cotll'tin' Mda," dressed in costume with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wni when it was decided t0 have a box- iall Church. speaker, Rev. R. A. 'and accompanied ,by IM`s, Geo. Rests Butt in Seaforth. - social next Tuesday night, March 19. Brook; Wednesday, March 20th, Un- an the piano. Miss Elva McQueen Hymn 569 was sung. A reading was iced Church, speaker, Rev. R. A. gave a ,very fine Sit, Patrick'e address. DUBLIN taken by Kathleen Shannon, The Brook; Thurs., Mar. 21st, Anglican Misses Goldie ,Cross :zed Ruth Rev, Dr, Hurford of Seaforth called topic, "God the Forgiving Father,' Church, speaker, Rev. John Richard- Brook sang "Danny Boy' .accom0)- on friends In the village during the was taken by Margaret Montgomery, son; Friday, Mar, 22nd, Good Friday, ,anied on 'their :guitars. Miss Mattie week. Hymn 681 was sung and meeting ,service at 11 axe it Carmel Church, Ellis gave a very humorous Irish The many friends of Mrs. James closed by all repeating the Lord's Rev. Win. -Weir; service at 8 p.m., reading. Mrs. 'Hiedden and Mrs. Jordan will be sorry to hear she is in prayer.United Church, Rev. R, A. Brook. Hess rant Idluets entitled '1Wearin' the Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- The Y. P, U, of the United Church of the Green," "PI Take You $seek forth, with pneumonia. We wish her MANLEY were to have as their guests on =\iglain •Iu'aibhileen" and "When Irish a speedy recovery. All the roads have been snow Monday evening the Y.P. of Chisel- Eyes Are Stni.lin. The ,hvnut "'Blest The fifteen year old daughter of ploughed by the county plough, and hunt. Church, who were to present Be the Tie What Binds" was sung and Mr. and Mrs, James Racha was aper- if we have no more snow, cars will the program: Owing to the terrible the meeting .closed 'with the ibeme- ated on in the Stratford Hospital fors be able to run for the rest of the condition of the roads the entertain- ,dic:tion. Miss 'Marlgaret Grieve 'dir- an abscess` and is recovering, and season. I ars were unable to get through and ected la quiz ,contest and the games was able to be brought home ou Sun- Mr. Fergus Horan has engaged. an impromptu program had to be ar• and oonbesitts followed. Refreshments day. Mr. Richard Downey of Beechwood ranged. Games followed the program ,were served. Mrs, Joseph Hickey had a, success to do farm work for the season. ; directed by Mr. Ken Hicks. Dainty Mr. ,and .MMs. 'Geo. IGrom4d of .Clint - fur sale on. Tuesday, Mrs. Hickey in Mr Gerald McKay 1s at present refreshments were served. on visited on .5tnuday.'with the darter's tends moving to Seaforth, engaged with Mr, Wilbur Dundas. The Chamber of Commerce spore parents, 'Mr. land !Mrs. Geo. Walker. RE6E E, T THEATRE Seaforth Now Showing— Roy Rogers Mary Hare "FRONTIER' PONY EXPRESS" MON., TUES., WED. NEXT THURS., FRI„ SAT. Those groat ,.aahisyianse actors In th�roadw y laughi11the 11 THE 3140/11'i. 6NN 1100309 V13rli 1 b • aha etre !1di PANDRO 1.8E0MAN In charge gI p10ducdpp. neva 6twat nine Produced by COO Raid. Screen Pio P Mho Coming—Bobby Breen in "WAY DIOWN SOUTH" 0 With LUCILLE CALL • Mb 7 Rya RADIO Picture 1151175013 Also—The Three Mesquiteers in "SANTA FE STAMPEDE" An Old Time Western CLEARING AUCTION SALE Farm Stock and Implements.—Mr. George Elliott, auctioneer, has re• ceived instructions from Hugh Camp- bell, to sell by public auction on Lot Con. 9, Hullett, (3 miles west of Winthrop) on Wednesday, March 27, at 1,30 pane the following; Horses ---1 bay gelding rising 7 Years; 1 grey gelding rising 6 years. Four horse collars. Cattle -8 cows, milking (fresh); 2 cows due to freshet about time of sale; 2 spring calves; 3 one year old calves; 4 yearling steers; 6 fat steers tit' not sold before time of sale), 1 brood sow, 10 chunks. 75 White Leghorn hens. 1 Massey Ilarris 6 foot binder; 1 M. Harris tray loader, good as new; 1 h7, Harris flay rake: 1 No. 21 Que- hoe sulky plow; one 11i. game11.9. gas line engine; 1 six foot. Big Feta' Mc. Cormick mower; 1 McCormick spring tooth cultivator; 1 Fleury 21 walking plow; 1 seed drill; 1 John Deere wagon; 1 flat hay rack, with roller race: one 1}i, yard gravel box, pine; 1 set of bench sleighs and flat rack; 1 cutter; 1 Clinton tanning ill; o1 laud roller; 1 sealer; cioubletrees. logging chain; 4 sections of harrows with stretcher. 200 bus. oats; quantity of wheat. Hay and ]ray fork. - 1 set heavy double harness; 1 set plss. ow setwarness; 1 `t single sl gs and chain; 1atgrind• stone; I roil barbed wire; fence wire land stretcher; 1 Melotte cream sem avatar; grain hags; forks, shovels, Other articles too numerous to mention. Implements in good repair. All will be sold as proprietor is retie. ing from farming. Terms cash. Hugh Campbell, proprietor. (100. Elliott, auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of Form Implements and Household Et. feats. --On Lot 4. Con. 2. 'L'udrrs,nith, on Friday, March lath at 1 P.M. ImplementsMcCormickhinder; 4 wag- ons; a buggies; 2 disc harrows; 2 sets dla- mond harrows; 2 mowers: Coekshutt riding plow t :r walking Plows; land roller; 2 hay rakes; 2 enaivators (1 with seed boa) : 2 fanning mills; l hawse power Iemnhletc) 1 root slicer: 2 sleighs; 2 cutters; 1 road earl.; 2 cuttingbowv:s; grinder; 2 hay racks; wagon hos and seat Merwl: Renfrew scale; bean scale; aa. H. 108 endue '0 11.p.)1 Int- ernational gas engine Ii'- h.p.1; 2 sniffl- ers; grindstone; 2 sots team harness: 2 sets single harness; 2 honey - blankets; wagon Reek 1 wheel barrow ; several sets whiffle - trees ; robes ; sugar kettles 1 barrels ; sap troughs, water trough ; forks, :dowels. 511558. Dozen brown Leghorn pullets ; 1 muster. a gravel boxes. Household Effects 2 dining tab,les; • menthes; 1 Morris chair; organ : sideboard: 2 chests of drawers; dressing stand; 2 gloss cupboards; clothes reel: beds: one p5 -sot. Chime dishes; everyday dishes: knives and forks; lamps; bunging lamps: pots and puns 1 pillow slips Inca.) ; pillows !new) ; feather ticks; sealers. crocks and glassware. elettu•es and numerates other articles. Terms of sale, cash. WM, d. DEVEREAUX, Proprietor. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer, NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Huron Farm. s; Co-operative Co., Ltd., will be held in the Town 'Hall, Hensall, on 77tulsday. Murch 214, Mtn, at • P.M. Everybody welcome. ALBERT ITENDRICB, President ; A. R. BELL. secretary, NOTICE Owing to the devuotee .,r Moe Cholera in the su rrundh,v' disUu.t., WO are Jiscnntinu- Inv ;tor 011.1es until t•arther HOMER HUN'`, HOUSE Fon RENT In Egmolehille Ih,ble al nu the middle of April. 're teeq ,urges e1 an aeie. Amdy 01 The News office. HOUSE FOR RENT 072 SALE Red briek house- on East William Street, availawater, IgApril bsement. eleetricfurnace, 1st. Good ,00d lights, Ap nlY to ADAM HAYS. - FOR SALE Brooder stove, site EMU, C. H. HOLLAND. phone 05142. WANTED A farm hand to start April is Apply to the News Office. FOR SALE 1 young Fender for sale. Apply to John Moylan, Seaforth,'R.R.S, phone 64r25, Dublin central. • "Buy Canadian Coal" DRUMHELLER DEEP SEAM ALBERTA COAL A Splendid Fuel $10.60 per ton—Haul your own $11.20 Delivered in town Best Quality Anthracite Stove or Nut Size $13,80 Delivered in Seaforth $13.20—You haul J. H. SCOTT Phone 336, Seaforth 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 Maya SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ins Seaforth, Office hours:- 1ur day, Thursday and Saturday 1:.11) p.m. to 5 pan. Saturday evening, 7:30 p. m. to- 9 p. m. WORK WANTED Experienced farm hand 'wants work. Apply to Anderson Scott, phone 836183, Seaforth central, ARTICLES FOR SALE Rubber Goode, Sundries, etc., mailed postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper. 80% less than retail. Write for malt - order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Out, POSITION WANTED Experienced girl deeires housework in town. .Apply to the News Office. FARM SOLD Mr. Frank McConnell has sold the East ll of lot 8. con, 3, McKillop, t0 Mr. Michael McCarthy, of Dublin. FOR SALE Racine Wisconsin Incubator. 1611 egg cap- acity. Apply to The Neva. APPLES FOR SALE Phone .Climtou (32 - 24, Fred Mc- Clyniont. Varna. NOTICE Please call and pay your account. owing the Beechwood Store, before the end of this month. JAMES F. CARLIN FOR SALE Eight roomed house, excellent loc- ation North Main Street, Seaforth. A.11 conveniences, stable, garage, orchard lot if desired. Apply to James Rivers. - SeaPorth, or A. G. Govenlock, 64 King street, Weston, 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. GRASS FARM WANTED 50 or 100 acres suitable for pasture wanted for rent, or would let cattle out by month or season. Apply to the News Office, MORTGAGE SALE Of Desirable Farm Property in McKillop By virtue of the posers contained in a certain nlortl;age the. Exeoutore 1t1 Phe Estate of Aubert A. Dodds. deceased, 'has -e instructed mhe under- sientcl to tell the farm lands dent -Ne- ed Els frrlloiust - "The Sonde half of Lot al, and the South hall of the last half of Lot 32. both in the Ninth Cm -we siolt of robe 'foetus -hill of IbLRillr-1 in the County of Huron and eentaining(ill,'; acres of land, more nr lase," Upon this property there is said stn be erected a 5011 woestoney frtante hotter of ;else roams: 1 hank 'barn 3ti x 5t, on cement foundation with :good stabling a driving shed, drilled •well and windmill. Salt will he held at the Commercial Hotel Seafnrele on Saturday, March 23rd 119140, art 3.00 pen. Terms of Sale: ---Ten per cent ,Dash et tome of sale and the ibalance on April '115pht, or when ,possession deliv- ered; For .further 'pantirui u s apply to Geonge H. Elliott, Auctioneer; H. Cr, ,HEIR, Solicitor for Executors, J. A. 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