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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-08-15, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH ORTH NEWS HENSALL War Time Committee Met In Zurich— The Hensall District War Time Citizens' Committee met in Zurich on Thursday evening with the press dent. Dr. A. R. Campbell in the chair. Rev. Turkhedm gave the opening prayer Reports were given by the different committees Reports were given from the committees which in- terview the councils Mr Clarence Parke Was appointed to interview Stanley Council. Reports were given by the overseas committee. It was decided that the territory that the Brncefleld Patriotic Society has tak- en aken in be omitted. Moved to endorse the action by Mr. Campbell in act- ing with deputy registrars to ask for volunteers, W. Siebert of Zurich was appointed chairman of a committee to look after an assistant to assist the deputy registrars. A Frolic will be held in the near future. The fol- lowing committee appointed to Iook after same, Messrs, (. M. Drysdale, Fred Beer. LeRoy O'Brien, Zurich. Deputy Registrars Meet At Hensall— A well attended meeting of the deputy registrars of the Huron -Perth riding was held in the town hall at Hensall on Friday evening. Mr. W. L. Whyte. chairman of -the voluntary re- gistration eomntittee, was (Mailman. The meeting opened by singing Doti • Save the King• The chairman outlin- ed the work the voluntary committee has done and gave several suggest- ions as how to plan their work. A meeting will be held on Friday even. ing, August 16th, when final instruc- tions will he given by registrars and voluntary work co-ordinated to make most efficient use of all those wlto have volunteered their assistance. Anyone wishing to voluntc r may get m touch with the deputy registrar In their respeetive polling divisions. There were 175 deputy registrar's pre. cent. The meeting closed with "0 • Canada". Miss Jean Bonthron of London vis- ited lust week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. W. Ronthron. tIr. and \Irs. Harold Shepherd of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jun. : inillie and Mr. and Mrs, John Shepherd. Air's Ehla Simmons and sort lack e holidaying at Grand Trend this week. Mrs, h. G steer visited last week :with her /nether. Mrs. Braze -r, in London. Musses Lois and -Marten \lar Lareu t.te spending this week at ilaytield. Mrs. -II. A'hray and children of Lon - are visiting with the fortner's ta- llier. Mr. C. Hudson, Mr. and Mr' teci! Hudson and tilt tett. and Miss Marion Carson of Arca. o are t itis :,vith ,the .formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Hudson. Master Donald tMeKinnon is t;tolid- n nvith relatives at Lucknaw, Ptec, Carl Passmore. inner, Edward I-•tttle, Harvey Hudson Elton Fairburn, Rus- -1.11 and Harold Heiden -of • Spring - ark spent the week end ; alt their tmes here. Mrs t-'. Hu.ism is visiting itt Lon - w' h her ttm aw and (laugh - !.,!r, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kading. .11 'Mary Little and Mrs. I!nrring 1 credit::• 1 •v .e f 1.sndon visited we : :l;eir home herr. Mr, -.rat.') .. .have Craig and Mr.. \Witte vi,,;ted on Sunday c. \er. :ai) \]r:..'. L. Inc.es 11r. • •l Mrs, t_''itie limn e Lon - pent tl,e entl ';tit;; the Irt- Ier's parents. Mir, a'ud Air-, Jas, Par- s. Rev'. azul Mrs. tt\?tit, Weir. alto arc ';i•,wng. a nrontli= holidays, were in town en Sunday. Me Znrbrig,g of Toronto and ,Mrs. ,Mclsaar t.f Crediton were recent ais- iltors with Mr. And Mrs, J, R. Mc- Doneil recently. Little Donnie Hayter of London is holidaying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted service in the United Church on Sunday morning. Dr. 1. G. &Mille played the organ and Miss !Marion Carson of Chicago sang a 'delightful solo, "The Old Rugged Cross." Rev. D. C. Hill of Exeter preached at the morning service in Carmel Peslbyterian Church and the choir sang an anthem, "Remember Now Thy 'Creator." - Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Davis and children of Toronto and eMie. and Mrs, Russell Love and son Douglas of Owen Sound were recent visitors -with lite it• parent.. ,Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDanell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron and Mi-- Jean 0ott;hrott of Lindon are ibrat trip re Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas. A. ratterscn ru- ne-red e- •.r. n: rl h.•me after a pleasant motor t points as Oar as Ottawa. They neon a beautiful Itrip. The national registration mill he ire in the 5,X11 halt here next Mon - Tuesday and Wednesday, Per- sons with their name initial from let- A to G inclu-sive are asked to reeister on Monday, •hose from H to inclusive en Tuesday and from N ta Z on Wednesday.- Presbyterial Wednesday.Presbyterial Meets Here Sept. lOth— Tite regular meeting of the W.M.S. .of Carmel ,Ohuroh was held en Thur- sday afternoon twith Mrs. C. Hudson ipresidinte, Prayer by 'Mrs. Hudson, was followed by Scripture reading' by Mrs. Workman. Roll call was answer- ed 'with Hope. The next meeting will :he 'held on Sept. `56 owing to the Huron Presbyterial meeting there on Sept. 34th. Mrs, Logan led in prayer. The. topic on leanings :frons the 'Celacd Tidings was given ;by Mrs. Hand - son. "Council Meeting.— The regular meeting of the village ,council 'w+es held in the council •chant- ther on Monday evening at S'p,an. with ail nnemlhers present except one count -j cillor mho is ill. aMinratee of ithe .prev-1 anus meeting were read. Horton and Mooir, that the ,minutes the adopted as I read: 'Carried. Ken Hicks appeared as a delegate from the war service cone- enittee asking about .some eotlt of re • snemttbrance for the boys who have en- listed dor active service. Cameron and I.foir,:that we +secture a suitable gift IncIai(' enlisting for active eerm'ice on deavinlg',for overseas or those :who ' PRCLAMATION OF THE COUNTY OF HURON To Proclaim A COUNTY PATRIOTIC MASS MEETING To be held at the Fair Grounds, Exeter on SUNDAY, AUGUST 18TH at 2.30 P.M. To stimulate and assist the people in the County of Huron in Greater War Effort Prominent Speakers will be present to discuss war subjects MASSED BANDS All Patriotic Citizens Are Urged to Attend — GOD SAVE THE KING — Signed; Geo. Feagan, Warden bare gone overseas. Carried, .Reeve Shaddick repoiited receiving a- letter :from an -American firm re in'fonna- tie ti about the salt well. Corre_spon- Hence read 'J C. Shearer, agricultural representative registrar general, Dept, of Highways. C. C. 'Cornell, Detpt. of Welfare, Same tiled. Bilis and ac - cont s, Fred Kennings, painting hall, -R50lints, Kyle salary, $5S1 Hensel! hydro, hall, 1395; Thos., (Welsh, lum- ber, 155.51•: Seaforth News, iptirilting, 1 KO C.\ R rent, $1; A. Kerslake, salt 35c: Ilan0 nI Montreal. interest, $45.75; Thos. Welsh, relief tvtnod, $2; W. 0. Goodwin, relief clothing, ''$4; ,faancs McFarlane. relief ;groceries, $25.s0. 'Total $2L5,79. 'Mir and Cam- eron. n that hills and accounts as read 1 t11. Carried. Horton acne! Canter, on, that; we now adjourn to meet Sept. lith at 8 p,ut, Carried, Jas. A. 1'aterroon, Clerk, •Mir. and Mrs, Geo. Hess and family are camping at their cottage at the Pinery. Mr, Phos Dickson ,has .been con- fined to his roots •for the pant two anis as the result of a fall. His many friends hope tc .see him out :non. Mr. S. t., Rennie •was in Toronto this .weeic on -business, (\{ ss Violet Hyde is spending, this week camping at Bayfield. Dr. and Mrs. D. 0. Steer were vis- ited by ale former's parents, Mr. and Mlt- Steer of Mt. 1 ryd_ges on Tates - day. \It s -Marion Paisley of Toronto is i r n • with her uncle con! aunt, Mr. and Nits. S. G. Rennie. Mrs. Donald _MacKinnon and Ron- ald tfid with Mlrs, lnlliard and -.Mrs, 1?., in Exeter Tuesday. AUBURN Ur.:mil Airs. lio:Ter uuand ,la:u'iter, Penet:in Mr; anci Mrs. 1sat. Rao- -n, of Harleek ,w)t1t Mrs. (•lute; 11 v nn and Mir. and Mrs. R„bort J. Phillips; Mrs. I: d.;ar Lawson and :Miss Bernice Lawson with friends at Seaforth, t)akville; John R. Weir has r+•nnrned t,. 'remota; Mr. and Mrs. Carman Ferguson of Detroit, with re- latives here 'Mrs. Albert King, Mrs. Rose Dradnook have returned to their homes after a visit with Windsor re- latives: ,Mt, and Mrs. Thomas. Arm- strong and family called at the +home of Mr, and ,Mfrs. Mark Armstrong en route to their home at London .after a vacation at Bruce Beach; William Kruse bas returned to Galt; Earl •MLtigford has scoured work at the lam home sof Mr. and Mrs, Al- thert Campbell; Trooper l iiliam Thompson of Camp Borden, Mrs, Thompson of Pont Stanley, were re- cent visitors iwith Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam i. Thompson Sr. CROMARTY •Kenneth iMacKefaar of Strathroy is at home this •wweek; Mr. and ,Mfrs, Jahn F, ser and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F, ste• of tit Marys tern Join -Me all - loch and '\less Lila McCulloch; Mir, and ND's. Will Hamilton and Mlis, M. D. Gnrle at the home of lames Bal- lantyuc, ,MLi'.1'., and ,Mrs. Jaures Ba!- L•tutyne and t -nisi : Mr.. Leonard Houghton and little Frankie have re- turned :from M,-.13.111 Fore t: Miiss Rnith 'I'rivctt of Dundas is visiting among her former friends in the tillage and elsewhere; Mfr. and \frs, Houghton an w and t l s with relatives in Clinton and Brncrticlrl 'Rev. H. Bennie and Mirs Pennie and Douglas of •Acton re- turned dome anter a rew days worth 'Mrs, !Macintosh and Mrs. Raaitsey and tfantily; Mr. and Mfrs John 1'oniing and family of Granton :with ,Miss M. B. Corrie; Mrs. Rabertsan accom- panied'hy MIe, and Mrs. Stewart Rob- ertson and .family spent a day at S,prinothank, WILL NOT REVIVE THE HURON REGIMENT The offer and acceptance of the post of second -in -command of the Middlesex -Huron Regiment by Lieut- enant-Colonel H. 0. Dunlop of Godt rich, was announced by J. D, Thomas president of Goderich, at a meeting of the citizen's wartime committee on Monday night, after he had reviewed the work of the committee regarding its efforts to secure the re-establish- ment of the Huron Regiment as part of the nun -permanent active militia. Dir. Thomas said the appointment resulted after negotiations sponsored by the citizens' wartime committee had been entered into with Brigadier U. J. MacDonald, commander of Mil- itary District No. 1, London, to have the Huron Regiment revived, The committee bud been informed that the Department of National Defence decided not to revive any of the regi tosuts disbanded in 1036, VARNA Members of the township council met in the stall Monday night. Mr, and Mrs. Wildfong and family of Hay spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Grassick. Mr: John Dennison called on his brother and other acquaintances one evening last week, Mrs. Dewar of Bayfield spent Motel day With her sister, Mrs. Mossop. Miss Mary C'hnter Of London Inc spending her vacation with her par • - eltis and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. McBride of Detroit ' spent a few drys lust week with tate t'ornter's. sister Mrs. Stewart Beattie TI ' many- friends of Mrs, Rny. I) t wa in will he sorry to know she Is still in the_ hospital, owing 10 injuries in n eat' tet ident, tV' also are Sony to report Mrs 4. H, Beatty has been taken to the ('Breton -hospital and her many friends hope for' in speedy recovery, Mr, and Mrs. George Connell and gnus Roy and Ilainld, attended the Titin anniversary retmiot at. School No. 12, Hotltied township, nem' Owen Sound. on August 5th. Thee were over 500 people at the reunion, STANLEY Miss Margaret Mahaffy of St. Marys is visiting her sister and bro. they -in-law, Mr, and Mrs, William Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. William Turner of Windsor were visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. John Turner over the week end. EGMONDVILLE The Egmondville W. M. S. stet in vestry of the church on August 1st with 16 members answering the roll call. The meeting opened by singing a Ihyntn and prayer by vice president.. Mrs. Nott presided, Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Temper- ance topic was given by Mrs. Watson. Mr:,. Haney reported two calls made last month. Visiting committee were reappointed. Mrs. Keys read two lel• tors readved. oiret•tntt ryas rnce)vcrl and sedieatary prayer read, }Iy'mnn 637 was sting. The worship service we taken by Mrs. Watson in tier ab- aeuce.nf MISS Cameron. hymn 14S n7aee snug. Mrs. H. Chesney favored Inc by a solo "Do better still," Study hock was ably taken by Mt.. Mc- Gonigle. Meeting closed by pru er and national anthem. Officer (to man pacing,sidewalk at o'clock in the morning): "What are you doing here?" Gentleman—"I forgot my key. of- ficer. and I'm waiting for my children to come home and let me int' Ontario Provincial Police An Appeal For Arms Persons willing to loan firearms to the Province of Ontario, in accordance with the appeal recently publish- ed, may deposit such firearms with a Provincial Police Officer at the following address: THOS. W. OLDFiELD, COURT HOUSE, GODERICH. W. E. OL217ER, August 7, 1940. District Inspector, Ontario Provincial Police AUCTION SALE Lambert Saleyard, Strathroy, Sat. onlay, Aug. 17th, 250 Mixed Cattle, Yearlings, 2 -year-olds curd Stock Calves, Usual Sale of Mixed Stock. Stock sold privately during the week by seeing Dir. McAlpine.. Trucks to deliver, Terms Cash. A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer, FOR SALE 50 acres—west half of lot 24, Con- cession 2, Township of Hibbert, 25 acres In crop and 25 acres in grass. Also—Dight roomed frame house with all modern conveniences, hard and soft water in house and automatic pump, bank barn and small frame barn, being the residence of the late Junes Cronin on. John St., Dublin. For further particulars apply to Mrs, James Cronin, Dublin, GOVIEIRN.MENT PLANS "SOLDIERS OF THE SOIL” Hvery'boy and (girl of school age in Ontario will the given ;an opportunity to 5ilay a part in Canada's war effort, P•ritate ,Minister M. F. Hepburn re- vealed this week at 'Queen's Park, '1'ite Ontario 'Government's 'plans in this direction entail setting kip a "'Sol- diers of the Soil" ,cognmititee ,in each county, and once this preliminary ore ganiza+lion is completed, ninisteritvg the frill strength of this Province's young 'people at ntsefu1 •tasks in the furtherance of (war acltivities, First iLuty to 'he assigned to Ithe ''Soldiers of the Soil" will the to assist in the hamvesting tor Ontario's craps. Facet) with an mouse shortage of 'farm lalbonr, 'the 'Ontario Government is en- elisting co-operation of local school !boards its keeping primary schools dosed until September 116th, and sec- oudany sdhools until October 2nd. "This will male available to the farmers of Onttario a vast reservoir of Ihelp," t ,ir, Hepibut n said. Not only wilt it permit ,farmers to ,keep the as- sistance of their own children ,during a !period when they -would normally be at school, but it mill also snake avail- able for farm work a great number of city children. In each eounity a com- mittee has been set nep to inelucle the agricultural representative, school in- spector. superintendent of employ- ment nitric,, nwarden an'el reeves sof 1the various townships Inc the purpose of registering 'both the farmers nulto require assistance, rind the school-age children willing to fill in at this work. "Young peopde Who are trained- this year will be just that much belt - ter equipped to help out in 1941, This wear is not (going to the over in a day, 1\\'e must look to Idle ;future and pre- pare onrse'h•es for what is likely to develop, int the immediate years to come." 'Under the ,direction tvf the Ontario Government, a special committee in u•nw engaged in reworking nut details of a stnhenne to gulf across a ,gigantic drive for trite .sale of War Certificates. When the proposal was fist made by .Mir. Benham to the Ottawa Govern- ment. it was enthusiastically received, and the Province is stow proceeding with a plan which will enlist the help of all the Secondary Schaal girls. They will he enrolled try the lne:al Snidiers of 1'!, Soft t'ntntntittecs and choolteachers mill 1 e asked Ito hall' by exercising supervision over the plan's operation. "Phe 1)rwtinion tim•ernment con- siders (Inc sale of I\War Savings Stamps and Certificates as one of the most important links in the whole chain of war underitakinigs," .lir. Hepburn said. 'Here is a tangible way in which every child can assist, in the sale .of stamps or by earning money for their purchase. +It is a two 'fold program that cannon fail to Inc'of immeasur- able worth." The sergeant had 20 recruits lined up for fatigue duty, They .were not as energetic as the sergeant thought they should be; so he tried to cure them. "Men," he said, "I have a nice easy job for the laziest man present. Will the laziest man raise his right hand?" Nineteen men raised their right hands. "Why don't you raise your hand with the rest?" inquired the sergeant of the remaining one. "Too much trouble," was the reply. "Olt, doctor! Junior drank a whole bottle of ink!" "Did you give any antidote?" "Yes, I made !tint eat three pieces of blotting paper," Teacher—"Robert, give me a sen- tence which includes the word 'fas- ein to"' t a Robert tatter deep thought)—"My father has a waistcoat with ten but• tons on, but he can Duly fasten eight." Passenger (leaving street car) -- "This car service is abominable, al- ways overcrowded," Conductor — "You had a seat, hadn't you?" Passenger -"Yes, but my wife had to stand all the 'way." Two small British boys were gaz• ing at the shop windows decorated for Christmas. Presently they came to a butcher's shop, and one of then pointed to a number of hams hang- ing from a large holly branch, "Look, Tom," he said. "Look at then 'ants agrowing up there." "Get away," said the other. '"Ams don't grow." "Well, that's all you know about it," said the first scornfully, "Ain't you ever heard of a 'ambush?" Send 115 the names of your visitors, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1940 PICNIC FOODS What is a picnic without Olives, Pickles, Ready -to -se Meats, Cold Meat Sauces and Salad Dressing? Dutch Loaf, Ib. 27c Jelly Veal, lb. 35c Olive Loaf, Ib. 25c. Rolled Picnic, IL). 29c Pickled Roll, Ib. 28c Bologna, choice 2 Ib. 27c Tomato Loaf, Ib. 25c ve Can Peas 10c 0.13, Corn 3 tins 29c Pork & Beans 10c Fly Spray, tin 15e, 25c Fly Hangers, doz. 25e Quality Vinegar, gal. 39c "Bissett's Ice Cream" "NEW HONEY—Prost Wallace Ross's Sanitary Apiaries" W. J. Finnigans FARM FOR SALE 100 acres choice clay loans, good bniltlings, Running water. 10 acres hardwood, All in grass. Apply on premises to Mrs. 7', J. Webster. WANTED Boarder's wanted. All conveni- ences. Mrs. M. E. Clarke, phone 42, Seaforth. FOR SALE 80 cords of slabs; joists 8" x 9" and 10 feet lung Posts for horse stalls 6" x S", 8 ft. long, dressed ready to go in. Walton Saw Mill Duncan Johnston, Walton. PIGS FOR SALE 8 chunks of pigs about two months old. APpdy 50 George Monies, phone 843 ring 5. NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith The Council of the Township of Tuckersmith requests that tiny Per• son staving knowledge or the name, unit and number of nny midi'' from the township enlisted turd a e.•epeed for sery)ca overseas kindly hood ibis information to the Clerk at an early ria to, 11 i'`, McGR1:GOH, ('lcrlt, SALE OF RESIDENCE To close the estate of Mart ha Sholdice, deceit sed. the execnto•s 1 will offer for sale by public auction Ian SATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH At 3 1'.M. at the premises, Godcrtclt Street East, the residence of the hate Martha Skold ice, itnown as be South half of Lent Number Five in George Sparldng's survey of the Town of Seaforth. Terms: Cash In 30 clays. For further particulars apply ' to:- II (l. MItIlt, Solicitor for Executors, Seaforth, Ont. Ilarold Jackson, Auctioneer, Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Martha Sholdice. All persons lunring claims against the Plstate of Murtha 9holdit•e. late of the Town of Seaforth, Married Woman, deceased, who died on ret about the sixth clay of April, 11-+411 u'e hereby notified art send in to the undersigned on or before the ;loth day of August, 1940, full particulars of then' cla{tus. 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 distrib• uted or any part thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 12th day of August, 1040. H. G. MISIR, Solicitor for the Executors, Seaforth, Ont. TENDERS WANTED Township of Tuckersmith For cleaning that portion of the Jackson Drain from the outlet of the tile portion for approximately 101 rods. Tenders to be by - 1st A lamp sum. 2nrl. By the Rod. :'rd. By (Inc (ay. Work to be done to the satisfac- tion and approval of the Council, and to be connnetsed and completed as soon as possihie. Any further urfon - td ion required may be seemed from the Reeve, S. H. 'Whitmore E. P. CIIESNEY, Clerk, Pro tent. FOR SALE Rosco Steel Roofing "7 -Rib" and "Storm Seal" Council Standard, guar- anteed 25 years. Rosco Potable Silos. Galvanized Sheet from all sizes and gauges, Metal Sidings, Eavestrongh and Pipe, Galvanized Water Stock Tanks and Hog Troughs, Granary Lining, Galvanized Ridge and 'Valley, Door Track and Hardware. Extension Ladders up to 44 feet in length. As- phalt Products including Roll Roof ittg, Shingles, Brick Siding, Instil• Brick Siding, Roofing Paints, Plastic Cement, Building Paper of all kinds. Nails, etc. Murray Tyndall, Bruce- fielcl, Phone Clinton 018 ring 12. ELMER D. BELL, D.A. Successor to John If, Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario McCONNELL & MAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hay* 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.m. Saturday evening',7' ,30 P. m. to 9 P. m. FOR SALE Delaval separator No, 10, used fire years; for quick sale. Apply at titin office. NOTICE The Seaforth Public' Library will be elusc'd from Aug. 12 to Aug, 26. Greta Thompson, Librarian. HONEY FOR SALE Clover honey in all size contain - els and comb honey in small, med- ium and large sections. \Vttllaee Russ, N, Main sL Phone 1351. FARM FOR SALE 101) acres in Stanley Township, Lot 15, Con. In, Good buildings, good well, land in high state of cultiva- tion. Apply to Thomas ,Reid, Varna. PROPERTY FOR SALE On Main Street, Egnioudvillo, sew-• en roomed flume house. newly paint ed and papered. flood caller. Astern, never failing well of hard water tit door. telephone, t ]phots, tnvenship taxes, hy- dro if desired, gond ga rdau land. All in gond repair, reasonable price and terms. If not sold would rent to re- 11111he partes ('Incsto 'tind e an charcb. 11Inc. .flex tlnrdntt, Itox 51, S, trfort h. FOR SALE L.egtlnrus. !locks tool New Ilamp- shire• pullets, S and 10 weeks add. Priced reasonable:. llattsville c'hic'k Ilanohery, 1'lan1sville, Ont. FARM FOR SALE Farm of lull acres on Enol Con. of Tuckei'stuitlt, good land, do acres in beaus at present, ready for next year cropping. New wind mill, ce- ment silo, new litter carrier in both barna, which are connected, Splen- did stables for horses and cattle, box stalls, etc., hay fork, ropes, etc. A modern white brick two story cot- tage with frame kitchen. A line cool cellar throughout. Two wells, orch- ard, spruce wind break for north and west. Near to church, school and paved highway to Stratford; two blocks w. of Seaforth. 8 acres of bush, a large driving shed. Posses- sion in the fall when crop is taken off. Also a span of !horses, nares, 12 years old, Clydes. Will sell these sep- arately or with the farm; and a quantity of lumber, newly cut elm. Mrs. Andrew Kirk, Seaforth, Ont. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid- ent,Windstorm & gwarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed n first class companies. ;nie,rmation cheerfully Liven E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIES HAi I am buying grain for George Thompson, of Hensall: We carry a stock of bags at all trines. Also will do your trucking. For latest quotations or in- formation, phone 655r2. Any service cheerfully given. WM. M. SPROAT Tile Yard DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT -- SEAFORTH 15. EXETER 235 DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.