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THE SEAFORTH NEWS,
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940
HENSALL
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher of Graven-
hurst visited during the past week
with her brothers, Messrs. Andrew
and William Love,
Mr, Rae Patterson returned to
Toronto on Sunday after speeding a
two weeks' vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Patterson.
Mrs. (Dr,) B, Campbell of Toronto
visited last week with relatives and
friends here.
The infant daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs, A, Prior who has been seriously
ill in Scott Memorial Hospital at Sea -
forth returned home on Friday.
Miss Mae McNaughton returned to
Toronto on Sunday after spending
her vacation in town,
Mrs. Reid of Port Rowan visited
last week with relatives and Mende.
Pte, Arthur Prior and Pte. Mac-
Farlane of Niagara Pelle spent the
week end with their families here.
Miss Dorothy Brazier returned to
her home in London after a pleasant
visit with Dr. and Alts D. G. Steer.
The annual Sunday School picnic
of Carmel Presbyterian Church will
be held on Wednesday. July 24th, at
Turnbull's Grove.
W.M.S. Meet—
The regular sleeting of Carmel
Church W.M.S. was held on Thurs-
day afternoon with Mrs, A. D. Me -
Ewen presiding and opened with the
Red Cross daily prayer followed by Phone 50 or 18.
the singing of "Unto the Hills
Around,` The scripture Psalm 72
was read by Mrs. Annie Logan and
Mrs. Hannah Workman led in pray-
er.
rayer. Hymn, "What a Friend We Have
in Jesus," was sung. The roll call
was answered with prayer. The min•
utes were read and adopted and the
offering received. Mrs. C. Hudson
presided over the business and a'•
rangemeuts were made to visit Bay
field W.M.S. on Thursday. The topic
on "Higher Christian Education in
India," was very ably given by Mrs.
C. Hudson. The meeting closed by
singing "'Tis the Blessed Hour of
Prayer," and the Lord's prayer in
unison.
Mr. and.Mrs. Reg. Case and (dau-
ghter of Wyoming visited on 'Sunday V Forrest, Seaforth; 'John Lome,
with air. and 'Mrs. A. L, Case. Varna; lunch committee, 'Mrs. W. H.
Mrs. Henry Harburn and deur(' h- I Love, Mrs, 'C. K. Love, \Mrs. G. Pat-
ter Norma of Staffa visited .last 'week t.01 e, Grand Bend; Airs. 14acDau•-
mith the format's parents Mr. and ,teal) Mrs. John E, .McE'w'en 'Hen'sal};
Mrs, Fred Deters,
Mrs. Rae Pilaff and daughter 'mrttec�lhr. Thos. VLove, GrancieRe Bend;
week
Sheila of Delhi visited last at J. B. Forrest, Zntric'h; .press see-
the home of.rs. Alice Phaff.cDonald and 'daughter
Mrs, Mare'tary, Mr. Jas, Forrest, 'Seaforth.
Mary and Mrs. Leitch of Ailsa 'Craig
visited an Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. A. L. Case. STANLEY
iMrs. Caw•thonpe returned to her E. A, Howes Passes at Welland
home in Tavistock after visiting rel-
atives here and attending the fune- rand Tribune will be' of interest in
rel of her sister the late R. N. this district: The death occurred
Do aa.nd suddenly on Sunday at the residence
Mr. \its. John Marks of 'Lon- ,218 Kent street, of Ephriam A.
don spent Sunday 'with aIr, and Mrs. Hawes, superintendent of the R. E.
Wm, Hildebrandt. Law Crushed Stone Ltd., for the past
Sergeant Harold Redden left on 17 years. Deceased was in his loth
Monday for London 'where he will
year. He w,t, baro at. Fergus. He had
train at the Armories. lived in Part Colborne about three
Mrs. Tho:. Ferguson of Seaforth is years., coming here from ltitlgewae
visiting wen her parents. Mr. and where he had lived for about 15. Mr.
M rs neo. Ferguson. Howes was well lilted by his em.
Miss ee Rt th Brook, Elva \io- 1.10y4.14.hie kind and p11 1111 nature
S.Ineol• Marl 1 dcto 110:1'Hese and wining lira many friends. Ile was
H,uvard Love ,e:t this \sec' for an adha•rrnt of Central rutted
tiotlerich where they 'a ill ..:.end ,lurch, pertt olhnrm', and a rnenilt
=t nn tr .4T of the men', elute Surviving are
lir. t :t i. \dr=. int.::: an.; family h's wire•. nee Mabel (.lark: nue son
of St Mar:, pro a i,:y with Ourtield a' horn,: hi par mss. Mr.
anal 11 r,. .firs !few, s o1' Tornrte:
\1r :osl Mrs. i,:l I': il 11a 01t,, sister. Mrs. E. Dobbs of Toronto:
sd
‘:itis .cl.tu: r ia't aet.k four brotieos. Alonzo of Alte'Itfurd
:;1 e .tcnd d the :-.10,0:11 the for- ,Janus 11 Arthur. Gilbert nt \\'rue
1.110 Mrs. R. N. ,.t,'r and Earl of t;nderich. The tune
11c i ::,•, rel was held trout the Dell and tiler
Re,.. Cm 'Weir cemlect.e.1 service ten funeral chapel Wednesday after.
(re, y 1 critt11 Linn -ill on neem. Rev. George, II Knight on 0011
�,.nday cr.nmti and the choir sang ducting the service, assisted by P.ev
"Sun of My Soul." 1'. L. Poole of Ridgeway, Interment
\it'. Brown, layman of tioderich, was in Ridgeway eetuetery. Many
wild conduct service in St. Paul's An- relatives and Mends attended the
giican Church daring Rev, M. A. service paying tribute to the well
Hunt's absence at 9.43 each Sabbath known resident of the district. Many
morning. beautiful floral tributes expressed the
Miss Mona Redden is holidaying sympathy of friends. These included
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd tributes from Welland County Road
Hedden at Chiselhurst, Superintendents; Eta chapter, Phi
'Mr. Bab Drysdale is enjoying a Delta Gamma; the Quarry boys; men
week's vacation, of the Edenvale airport and the Rook
.Mrs. Walks, Mrs. A. W. Kerslake club of Sherkston. The honorary pall.
and Billy visited with relatives in 'St, bearers were Roy E, Law, E. J. And,
Marys on Tuesday. erson, M.L.A., J. C. Kaiser, R. J.
.Miss Elizabeth Murray of Milwau Scott, Harry Atkinson of Toronto,
kee, iWis., visited last week with her Ernest Gorham, Thomas Hann and
si t er Miss Hannah Murray. C. Daybol. The pallbearers were
Rev. R. A. Brook conducted serv- Charles Teal, Clarence Howse and
ices in the United Church on Sunday. Robert McKinney of Ridgeway and
At the morning service .Miss Greta Edsal Robins, Russell McGuirk and
Laramie presided at .the organ and Lloyd Blackmore, all fellow employes
Miss Mary Goodwin accompanied at of the deceased. Friends and relatives
the piano. Rev. R. A. Brook and Miss attended from Goderich, Buffalo
Ruth Brack sang a Ibeau'trful duet Wroxeter, Arthur. Owen Sound, Tor -
Came, Holy Spirit."At the evening onto. Welland, Sherkston, Ridgeway
service lir W. 0. Goodwin contrib- Hamilton St. Catharines and Bayfield.
.tied a 1401, , \Vhen Jesus Walked by
Gtflee.' t
Mrs. Jas. Patterson was confined ' DUBLIN
to her room 'last week owing to ill-
ness. Her many 'friends are pleased
to see her out again.
The town hall is being repainted
and is presenting a fine appearance.
The work is Toeing done' by Mr. Fred
Kennings.
The Hensall Citizen's Band partic-
ipated in the band tattoo held at
Sarnia on IW'ednesday,
Bride and Groom Honored.—
A 'wedding reception was held in
Watson's hall, 'Kippen, on Monday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
George Varley, who were married re-
cently. They were presented with a
studio couch and end table. ,Murdook's
orchestra Burnished music for the
dancing,
Citizens Committee to Ask for
Tokens for District Soldiers
The •citizen's war 'time cotnmittee ,
'meeting 'was 'held in the teawn hail on
Monday evening .with the president,
Dr. A. R. 'Campbell, ipresiding. Rev.
Father Power, of 'Zurich, led to ,pray-
er.: Mr, B, 'W. Cross and Ret iWm.
Weir ,explained zone ibcundaries with
south 'boundary 'two and one half
miles south of Hensall, west to Lake
Huron, east -to sixth concession of
Usiborne, north to Hiibbert 'boundary,
east one anile,, north three-gaarters,
,west •five miles, month to .fourth ton -
cession of Tuokersmrth to Mill Road
and straight 'west to lake. A comanit-
t'ee was appointed to interview 'corm -
tit for suitatblei 'tokens 'for .soldiers
'front chis district 'on overseas Service,
A . committee 'was appointed to look
affter parcels and gifts. A co'mmit'tee
mffiummeaummissmiss_
Midsummer Opportunity
If your hair requires a new
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7.00 WANE, (with or without machine)
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5.1a. WAVE
4.80 !\'A\'E
5.00 WAVE
END CURLS; 3.00
END CURLS, 2.00
Prices for 10 Days only
L. M. BOX
for $4.50
for $3.50..
for $2.75
for $2.25
for $1.75
for $2.00
for $1.50
Seaforth
was appointed to'look atter names
sf enlisted melt, their rank and
tum'ber. A ,vote of thanks was ex-
ended to Mr. Cross for defining
'etonedaries, The next meeting is
-.e be held in Zurich at the call
of the president.
Love Family Reunion Held.—
The Love family reunion was held
Saturday at Grand Bend with 11125
present. Sports 'were the main heature
of the afternoon, conoluded by .a
sumptuous chicken dinner. 'Me, Ross
Love, Hil'isgreen, president; Mr. Hugh
'Leve, Hillsgreen, secretary -treasurer;
sports committee, C. 3. Love, Roes
Love, Garnet Patterson, Grand 'Bend;
Mr. atui'Mr.. ares. t 1 +t,
Mr. and Mrs, Hulrbs, whose mar-
riage took place in Toronto recently,
ti,ted 'Thee Catherine Stapleton,
Haying is almost completed in the
district, the crop being 'unusually
heavy.
Ted Carroll, Guelph, with Mr. and
Mr. {William Curtin,
Mrs. Fergus Reynolds. 'Detroit,
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Canpenter.
3Lrs. P. 'Matthews has returned
front Galt,
Want and For Sale Ads, '1' week 75s
BAYFIELD
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Fisher of Water-
loo spent Sunday with the former's
anut, Mrs. F. A. Edwards.
Miss K. Drysdale of Hensall is vis-
iting Mrs, Chas. Sootchnter,
Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Knight and
fauiily of town were guests over the
week end with Mrs. Gemienhardt.
Mrs. A. Shields spent the week end
with her daughter Mrs. Ainslie in
Goderich.
Mrs, J. V. 'Fields of Tavistock is at
her cottage for a few weeks, Her
daughter Mrs. Penhale and Mr. Pen -
hale, of St. Thomas, are with her.
Mrs. D. Prentice of Toronto spent
the week end with her mother Mrs.
W. J. Stinson.
Walter Johnson left Monday for
London where he has enlisted with
the R.C.R.
Dr. and Mrs, W. J. Tillman and son
Peter of London and their daughters
Mrs. Mason Johnson and baby, and
Mrs. J. Brent of Montreal and Miss
Margaret Tillman of London, are at
their summer cottage in the village..
Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Alexander of
London are at their summer home
here. The latter's sister Mrs. W. A.
Stratton of Toronto, was with them
over the week end.
Miss Helen Larkin of Toronto is
spending her vacation at the "Little
Inn,"
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and
sort- who spent two weeks with Mr.
anti Mrs, W. Ferguson and left for
their home hu Sudbury.
The main street is torn up this
week while workmen are laying tile
and putting new intakes in the drains.
Mr. Lawrence Fowlle, of London
spent the week end with lits sisters.
the Misses Fowho, - -
Mrs. R. 11. 1'', Gardiner entertained
nit Thnrstlay afternoon when nineteen
tables of bridge were set in Iter spac-
ious 000me which were tnstefully de-
corated for the ()evasion tsion 101111 masse*
of garden Ihtwets. 1511+, 1,0111s, Mor-
ley made highest score in bridge.
Other guests came for the tea winch
was served in bullet fashion in the
dining route. Sirs. N. W. Woods
poured lea. Over iw'entyaw•o dollar's
w,t, n ;urged for the P.ed Preys,
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Mr, G. W. Holman of Sgmondville
has received word from his son Gor-
don, who went overseas with the 33rd
Batt., that he had landed safely and
was located at Camp Shorneliffe,
Kent, England. I•Ie can plainly hear
the big guns across the channel, Mr.
Holman's other sou is still at Camp
Sewell, Man, He belongs to Mount-
ed Rifles,—A, dumber of the Listow-
el merchants were in town the latter
past. of last week interviewing the
hydro commission with regard. to the
workings of the hydro electric system
which Listowel is considering install-
ing in place of the plant in operation
at present,—Mr. and Mr's, G. B. Scott
left on Friday for their home in Chi-
cago after spending a couple of
months with friends here,—Rev. Mc-
Intyre of London gave two discourses
at the Presbyterian Church SuudaY
in the absence of Mr: Larkin who is
holidaying in Toronto.—Mrs. Holmes
has returned to her home iu Clinton
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas,
Archibald.—Mr. Dave Sproat was a
Guelph visitor during the week.—
Mrs.
eek:Mrs. Wut, Sleeth and Miss Ada have
gone to Port Hope to visit relatives.
—Mrs, A, E. Forbes and Miss Steph-
ens motored to London Saturday.—
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Mole motored to Au-
burn on Sunday with Mr. A. A. Nay-
lor and spent the day.—Mr. and Mrs.
D. MacKay and son Donald left on
Tuesday for Muskoka where they
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer holidays.—Miss Brown, of the
nursing staff of Toronto General
Hospital, has returned to the city af-
ter spending her vacation with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. Brown.—
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney and family, of
Stratford, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Clark.—Mr, and Mrs,
S. Cudntore, Mrs. E. Daly and Mr. E.
Cudniore motored to Detroit on Fri-
day.—Mr. Arthur Scott, Windsor, vis-
ited his father Mr. John Scott, Rox-
boro.—Mrs. Pangman and children,
of Toronto, are visiting her mother
Mrs. F. Case at Maple Hall.—Misses
Mary Gillespie and Phemia Cowan
are in Toronto correcting examina-
tion papers,—Mt. and Mrs. A. Naylor
are spending a few days at their old
home near Donnybrook.—Mrs, (Dr'.)
Mullilgan of Grand Forks, N,D., is
visiting her toolbar, Airs, McQuaid.--
1\Ir. Geo. Davis left Saturday for
Kash), R (.- -Ml's, Bropkey, Wiutti•
peg, is visiting friends In town.—
Mrs. C. Layton is -visiting friends in
St. Thomas,. Mr. Jas. McGee spent
Monday at Winghautt,- Abatit one
hundred and fifty guests spelt a very
pleasant evening at the home of Mr.
Sum IIouston, Turkersntith, on 'Tues-
day. Mr. Milton Chesney lett on
Monday morning fur Mtu•ntora.--•In u
fast exhibition of the Carnelian me
tionel game the south ward derated
the north friday evening by a score
of 14.5. Ilrilliant play by I2eg Reid,
Ken McKay, T. Dick anti B. Muir re-
sulted in tt majority of the tallies.
'For the north "Dad" Snaith, W. Mor-
row and Peter Jones played stella'
lacrosse. Others on the line-up were,
south—T, William, D. Nixon, C.
Freeman, R. Reed, W. Spain, Ie. Do-
herty. North—H. Barnett, H. Mach -
ley, G. Fraser, A. Hays, G. Brown, T.
Howard, T. Scott.—Seventeen lodges
celebrated the Twelfth at Lucan. The
leading speakers of the day were Dis-
trict Master Southgate of Seaforth
and Rev, D. W. Collins, of Exeter. T.
Rands of Seaforth was the best Mer.
Past Grand Master of Ontario West
John Scarlett was among those Imes-
' ant, Winthrop, No. 313, won the prize
for the best parade.—Dr, Michell and
ife of Dublin motored to Windsor
HARL0CK
Master James Watt is holidaying in
Toronto at the haute of his aunt and
uncle, Mt'. and Mrs, James Scott.
Master iter Scott of Toronto is
holidaying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, S. McVittie.
Mr. Kneehtel left on Saturday for
his home at Calgary 3n his fine new
ear which he got at Ti.11sonburg a
couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Iinechtel
and Maxeen are spending the holi-
days at the home of ]ler brother Mr.
Reece Ferris and other friends.
Mr. Cliff Ball of Windsor spent the
12th of July at Harriston and called
on friends in this neighborhood over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbings,
Jean and Kenneth, and Messrs. Ad-
rian and Kenneth White spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L
Rapson.
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Knox spent
the 12th at Harriston.
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CROMARTY I this week,—Quite a number from
.Miss Jean Hall, is the guest of Miss Dublin were present at Mr. James
Currie after a motor trip .From Chilli- Malcolm's barn raising on Monday.—
wack, B.C. Contractor Chas. Macnamara of Sea -
Mr. and airs. E. Graham and tram Porth is rushing along the brick work
ily, of Komoka, Mrs, A. C. Russell, on Mr. J. H. Campbell's new house
Avonton, 'were visitors avith 'Miss M.
B. Currie and :Mrs. Tedford previous at Winthrop.—War news: General
to the latter's return to Toronto on Botha has accepted the surrender of
Monday, the German military forces in Ger-
The first step toward .the erection man South-west Africa, The sue -
of one more residence in the village
took place when a 'large maple tree render is unconditional, -The fight-
twas out down on the property 'where ing on the Gallipoli Peninsula at the
'the residence of 'Mr, and Mrs. games Dardanellles has been terrific.—The
Scott twill stand. U.S, government has taken over the
Miss Lila 'McCulloch and John Mc-
Culloch
'c Sayville, L. L, wireless station, the
Collo 'h 'visited \4 r, and Mrs. 'Cole at
Bruoefield, only remaining privately operated
direct means of communication be-
tween the United States and Germ-
any. This action was deemed neces-
sary because of alleged violations Of
neutrality by the company's opera-
tors. It has been charged that when
the censors had left the wireless
room for a minute or two, unneutral
messages had been sent.
BUY IN EGMONDVILLE
Pure Lard, 3 lbs, 29c
Shortening, 2 lbs. ,,,.,...,250
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. 55e
Purity Flour, 98 lb, $2.69
,Western Maid, 98 lbs. . —32.49
,32.49
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar—. . , 70c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 21e
NEW POTATOES, 15 lbs.
Large Ivory Soap, 3 cakes„21c
Large Pkg. 'Oxydol and 3 Cakes
P. & G, Soap 29c
Pearl White Soap, 5 cakes and
1 pkg. 'Ammonia, for, ...23c
Super Suds, 1 pkg. '& Fancy
Glass Dish 23c
33e
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REDEEM COUPONS HERE
210 IN TRADE FOR GRADE A LARGE
J, Finnigan
CARD OF THANKS ELMER U. BLLL B.A
isP's. S. Dungey and Mrs. 'F• o •'
Dungey and family wish to thank
their friends for many acts of kind•
ness and sympathy in theh' • recent
bereavement and for the many beam
tifui flowers. also those who prosily
loaned their ears.
Introducing CARDNO'S New
VITA - WHITE
BREAD
7c Loaf
TRY OUR ENTIRELY NEW LOAF
Baked to a satisfying Flavour and Freshness
CARDNO'S BAKERY
PHONE 32 . PROMPT DELIVERY DAILY SEAFORTH
THANKS
To all those persons who so ,gener-
ously Igeve 'time and money Ito assist
us in our 'Motion Picture Industry
1W'in 'tile 'War” Campaign.
The total swat realized by the Reg-
ent Theatre -vas V'10.
In 'partroullar 'we wish to (hark:
The Band, The Maple Leaf Dairy,
Huron Expositor, The SeaforthN'e b,
Mr. W. Montgomery, Lions
'Walker's Fornibure Store, Mr. 11 C.
Box All those who donated decora-
tions and assisted ,witdt program
!(Signed) 'GLEN P'IINtK'NEY,
Manager Regent Theatre.
The new Swedish cook, who had
come into the household during the
holidays, asked her mistress: "Where .
bane your son? I not seeing hem
'round no more?"
"My son?" replied the -mistress
pridefully. "Oh, he has gond back to
Yale. I miss him dreadfully, though."
"Yes. I know 'Dost how you feel.'
My brother, he bane in jail six times I
sence Thanksgiving."
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects at Mitchell
on Saturday, July 20, at 1,30 p.m. at
the Hicks' residence, Blanshard st.,
Mitchell. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
Eleetrio Rangette, almost new, for
sale. Apply to W. (51, Hart, Seaforth,
Phone 315 J.
NOTICE
Municipality of McKillop
The Weed Control Act states:
Sec. 4 --Every occupant of land, or
if the land is unoccupied, the owner
shall destroy all weeds designated
noxious by the regulations, as often
in every year as is sufficient to pre.
vent the ripening of their seeds.
Sec. 22 --Any person who contra-
venes any of the provisions of this
act or refuses or neglects to obey any
Melte order of an Inspector given
muter the authority of this act shall
lnt•nr a penalty of not less than 310
nor more than 350, for every such
offeure.
TIIIIESTI11RS
See. 15--1 very person, firm 01
company owning or operating 11
threshing ntaeldue or separate,, or
causing tiro swam to he apr'rated fol
hire, shall each yam' hc-foro coir
tnc•ucing opet'titions register such
threshing /timeline or separator with
the Minister of Agriculture and shall
Procure a cm -tithed(' of registration.
FP.ANK E. STOREY. inspector.
A young subaltern, being shownn
around the training quarters by the
sergeant -major, came across a group
of soldiers talking in a corner.
"What are those men doing?" he
asked.
"Oh, swinging the lead," answered
the sergeant•major.
"By jove," exclaimed the subal-
tern, "beastly heavy work, what?
Still this war has to be won." And
waving his hand to the men he
shouted, "Carry on, boys, carrdy on!"
Successor to John H, Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY Pt1BLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. IVfcConnele, 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 Saturday
1:30 p,m, to 5 p.tn. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
STRAYED
From lot 31, con. 14, McKillop, a
light red steer with a hole punched
in the right ear, ten months old,
Notify The News office and all
charges will be paid.
Township of Tuckersmith
Clerk's Notice of First Posting of
Voters' List
Voters' List, 1940, Municipality of
Tuckersmith, County oe Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 8 of the Vot-
ers' List Act and that I have posted
up in my office at Tuckersmith on the
15th day of July, 1940, the list of all
persons entitled to vote In the said
municipality at municipal elections
and that such list remains there for
inspection acid I hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate proceed -
tugs to have any errors or omisSions
corrected according to law, the last
day for appeal being the 7th day of
August, 1940,
Dated the 15th day of July, 1940.
D. F. MtG1tEGOR.
Township Clerk. 'Tuckersmith.
FOR SALE
Little pigs for sale. Lot 12, Con,
l ic•kersntith. Ed Boyes, Seafort01
h. G. 8.
NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
The ('ouncil of Tuckersmith re
quests all property owners 10 out all
noxious weeds on the road anew
mice, opposite their propen'ty, before
seed is formed. Payment made same
as other year's, if cut in time,
D. F. McGREGOR, Clerk.
HOUSE FOR SALE 'moi
In Egmondville, 3 roomed brick
house, all in good repair, doable gar-
age. Taxes reasonable. Apply to Mrs.
E. J. Dinnin, Seaforth.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorni & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
in first class companies.
Informat+on cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSUURANCE AGENCIES
Regarding Car Parking
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Victoria Park will be lighted and available for
parking on Saturday nights for the balance of
the summer. Shoppers and visitors are welcome
to use these parking facilities and avoid congestion
on Main Street.
Police will supervise as far as possible but
motorists are requested to lock their cars, as the
municipality will not be responsible for any missing
. article.
PROPERTY COMMITTEE,
F. S. SILLS, Chairman
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235
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