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HENSALL
Reid -A I la n ---
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the• United Church manse, Hen-
sall, on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. when
Rev. R. A, Brook united in marriage
Iva Margaret Allan, of London, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilson
Allan of Hensall, and Clarence E.
Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robt.
Reid, of Teeswater. The bride looked
charming in a floor length gown of
white sheer with a smocked bolero
jacket, white hat with veil, white
net gloves and white shoes, and car-
ried a bouquet of sweetheart roses.
Miss Peggy- Schwalm of London was
bridesmaid and wore a floor length
gown of blue organdy, blue picture
hat trimmed with pink satin ribbons
and white accessories, and carried a
bouquet of pink and blue larkspur,
sweet •peas and fern. Mr. John Reid
of Hensall, brother of the groome was
groomsman. Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the bride's
_home, wlideh was beautifully decor-
ated with standards of gladioli and
lank and white streamers. - The
bride's mother reeeived in eggshell
sheen' crepe and the groom's norther
'•-eeived in black triple sheer. both
wearing corsages of rosebuds. The
rides table teas adorned with rose.
ends and eeutred with the wedding
1 e Serving were the Misses Eve.
1Y11 Lawson of Louden. Nellie Hark-
s of Teeswater, Beryl • Wilson,
Auburn, and Agnes Appleton of Hen -
sell. 'rheic were foto guests present
from Teeswater. Lueknow, Seaforth.
London. Grand Bend c remarry .end
Hensall. The young eauplc left amid
snewers 0t e an1''•tti and hew wishes
for a motor trip to Nitgora halls and
Toronto. The bride travelled • in a
avy ensemble. They will reside • in
London. •
Triebner-Dalrymple- •
A Pretty nidsunuller wedding took
r nee at the United Church manse,
He•usall, or Saturday at le a.m. when
r. R. A Brook. united in marriage
Tony 31t1 0elu11'. daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. George Dalrymple. Heat: ill. and
let
vol Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs,
J 'n Meitner, Hai Township. The'
''.•id.- chose- a ttu'quoise blue floor.
--ngth gown with smocked bolero.
Hee velvet i tutdean and white se-
bs anfl -amid bouquet 01
rte asters. snapdragons and maid-
itaii fern,• The bridesmaid 1Miss
.. rater hell, were a door length
_.e1vn of pmt sIt•.r• with white at,
series and ea1)1 '!-uapdraeoae.
white asters and fern- The groom
eves ,ttte1nh d by his brother M r.
dam Trnhn,r. Following wing the ter,"
s1r,y the bride and 00011 left on a
le-ytueon trip to Northern ttntari)).
The bride donned a •iu-iiy rose me
senile for travelling. On their return
they will reside on the groom 's farm
,tn highway 1 north.
I•Ir. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Tate
'-ntet spear the Week e•nl with t11,.'
torni is patents. Mr. and Mrs. Corn -
...tins Cook.
Miss Helen Glen of i •ndenn visited
yet' the ween end with he r par,nit0,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY,
AUGUST 22,
1940
Genvaise; The Dare Cob,' Plunkett being the omen street Of the village,
nviten the time for incorporation came
in 1573 she splayed the part of a co-
quettish maiden, :With affeotions
divided -!between the two su'i'tors,
since both counties sought her, she
found thersedf in a real dilemma., The
'county council for H'u'nan passed a
ibipl'alw for the incanpora'tion of tithe
elllaige 'upon condition that she the an-
nexed to Huron for masn'icipal pur-
poses. The county council for Bruce
passed a isimillar bylaw rwibh the
'proviso that she should Ib'e annexed to
]truce. The village showed her inde-
pendence by appealing to. the Provence
lel Legislature for a Special Act of In
corporation which was granted.
In January, 115714, the first .council
was elected as follows: Malcolm
'Campbell, reeve; with Mex'McIntyre,
Walter Treleaven, Thomas Lawrence
and Chas. 'Mooney, councilors, They
voted for annexation to Huuon and it
is a'lle'ged that the order -in -council
'tv'a, passed in favor of this pro'cedau•e
but 'before it was gazetted it was sup-
pressed, having to strong political
opposition and an agent was sent front
Toronto to take a vote of the resid-
ents on tate matter. The result, ob-
tained fairly or unfairly, was a tie and
rhe Legislature annexed the village
to Bruce. In spite of 'protests it re-
mained so,
In the 70'e there were eight hotels
and a liquor store at the time to
cater to the thirsty ones cd Luc'know•
with about 1,400 inhabitants and the
surrounding country. By 1500 these
had dwindled to one hotel where the
traveling ip'u'hilic could secure food and
Meting..
During t'he 80's, the Sepoy 'V•iJdagc
to give it her self-imposed name, was
fana'i1.c throughout Western Ontario
for the annual Caledonian games rele-
hratione, attended by thousands, The
Caledonian society was led by the
popular chieftain, the late Dr. Mc-
Crinnnon.
A unique distinction is that the first
gist null, built by James Somerville
ibut rebuilt and remodeled is still run-
ning. It' has been in the possession of
the Treleaven family for well on to FOR SALE OR RENT
three-quarters of a century. A brick house in Dublin, Apply to
Airs. Thos. Brown, Dublin, Ont.
Britain Offers U.S. Lease SAVE TIME AND MONEY
On Air And Sea Bases By trucking your grain to liritc0-
field, Kippen or Hensall. Elevators
\'iscoutlt Halifax. For'eig'n 'Minister. operated by George T. Mieltle
disclosed to the House of Lo'ds in Sons. !baand a„ntmy
he had frogsm C'Invllke kforntatlon Mores ngas
London Tuesday night that an agree- and oil stiction at Seafortlt. Phone
mem in - In'ineiple already has been 14e, Seaforth. Same Chesney.
reached with the Unitech States gov-
. and Mrs, Geo, Glen. erienent on the leasing of British The entity friends of Mrs Boy
I'M'aida's I tittle House, .Maida's Little
jj School, Irwin;: Iieide's iChildren,
Spyret Girls of the Snyder:
Crossing 'Canada, Strec'hl Story .of
1 Baby Sandy, .Dantott; 'Little Lauri of
Finland, Bailey; First Term, 'Wool
n
Term, De Faatlberte Etre fa 'rte
Fifth, IDarch; Joan Betty 'sect the Sea
Gul'1, Fisher The Sinister Sign Post,
Dixon; The !Mystery 'of 'the Brass
Bound Trunk, Kiene.
Mrs. -'G'eo. Xless pleasantly enter-
tained a n'unnlber a'f friends tfroin toiw'n
at their cottage in the Pinery last Fri-
d'ay, The 'afternoon was spent in
!boat riding 'followed 4ty a delicious
supper alter 'which bridge was played.
A Red Cross frolic will the held in
Hensall on Friday August 30th, spon-
sored ihy Hensall, Zntrich and Klippen
war servi'ee committee. Open Fair
dancing, thinggto and other !games,
Former Resident of Hensall
Married at Wigwassan Island—
A quiet wedding 10041 place recent-
ly at the summer hone of Rey Ar-
thur Page at i\\'i±vyassait Island, 'Mils-
kola, when Elsie \larzllre1 Rutb!hins,
formerly of Ilcnsal'l, youngest dau-
ghter -cif Mrs. Frank Gunning and ,'tite
late- Richard Robbins, was onited in
nutrrla;'c t0 Royl:otce Arthur \\'est-
cott, elder sen of Mr. and Mrs, Ed-
ward R'e Cott,
Miss Edith ]'aster and Allos Ner-
ds() 'Norton of Tonawanda., N.Y., and
Aire titre 11, Campbell of Toronto
visite)! Trend- herr last week,
Hiss 1.0111 Logan visited 1x51 week
with relatives in Shirley.
The 'lsvcl'tn ••f 1!r. Thomas Sher -
lite iust. t 1: 1 of the vitt (,;C .was
n u k 'b;y iightttin.e during the thun-
der ,that on Sunl,ty morning, T'he
cli timer was T,-011 e.rf 1111' house and
other damage dune.
t\[r: , Fisher of Tarontn is the guest
of 11das Fame Logan this wee!
110. 'Battey 11111(5111 had the 111100r-
t11ne while unloading grain lett
1101, on Saturday to .let his 'hand
,ele in the slim;, roes. The Lingers
on -1.0 Brolly torn. He was attended thy.
1 tar. Steer.
Rev. R 1. Brook conducted ser-
vo c in the United Church o1 Sunday
morning. Miss Helen hick very ably
presided at the organ. Mrs. Hellin
:tett Mr-, Hess s,ota, :1 beaniifnl duct
111,1. ".1 ) -its T!te Savior Fen• 11e,"
Miss
lcc?. n
Soruunt of Toronto
seeut ! be a••••1: (1111 1Ci0t her mother,.
110s. A. Sermon.
\lr-. Lettell 0 \t 't i'r:u1 spent
Si 'lac with her stet -in-law and daft-
r,'11r. and Mrs, .\. 1.. t:ase, it br-
ie.; t9r occasion eel - Mrs. 1.eitrh'.e
birthday.
Ali— Marion Pa l y retnrttcd to
-tar '1„trle to 1 03(utn after 0 pleasant
visit here.
Rev. U. t'. 1E11 1. xeer comfort-
ed
ondomed service in the Presbyterian einlrch
n uilac morning. The choir sang
he autieel anthem."Come l nto •1[e,"
\lis' Rath t'lutpntan, R.X., of .11-
'.t:oty 11.011111. N.Y.. is holidaying
wir11 her parents, 11 r. and 11rs, \V..
t1\. i 1 a•'tn:ut, -
CARD OF THANKS
Mr, Joseph Carlin wishes to thank
the friends and neighbors for their
many kindnesses anti expressions of
sympathy and for the spiritual and
floral offerings,
NOTICE
Having been associated with Geo.
H. Elliott, Auctioneer, for the past
two years, I am prepared during his
illness to conduct sales in this dis-
trict. GORDON M. GRANT,
Auctioneer,
Persons intending to have sales
will receive prompt attention by
phoning Elliott's house, 203, at
Clinton, or Gordon M. Grant, Gode1
rich, phone 142.
AUCTION SALE
Lambert Saleyard, Stratbroy,
urday, Aug. 24th,
250 Mixeci Stockers, Yearling
2 -year-old Heifers and Steers
Stock Calves.
Stock sold privately during
week by seeing Mr. McAlpine.
Trucks to cleliver.
Terns Cash.
A. G. McAlpine. Auctioneer,
Sat -
and
and
the
TENDERS WANTED
-
Township of Tuckersmith
For cleaning that portion of the
Jack sun Drain from the outlet of the
tile portion for a.pproximately 100
rods Tenders to dee 'by -
1st. A lump sum.
2tnd. By the rod.
'3rd. By the 'day,
Work to h'e done to tine satis,fac-
aion and approval .of the Council, and
to be commenced and completed as
soon as p'ossi'ble,
Tenders will be received until Sat-
urday, :Aug, 3I11st at 5 tp:an, -
Any further information required
may be secured from the Reeve, S. H.
I\\''ht•utore,
E. P. CHES.NEY,
Clerk Pro item,
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received for ten
cords of hard maple wood. 12 inches
long, for delivery this fall, Captain
Dougall. Salvation Army, Seaforth.
Tenders close Sept. 7111.
HONEY FOR SALE
Clover 111e. Amber Sc. In your own
c'ontaine's. Also comb honey in
small seetirnls, Wallace (loss, North
Main street, Seafotele Phone 135 1,
VARNA
:tit's. Harold Foster end Billy of LUCKNOW weste•ru hemisplicaas air and natal Doween will he pleused to knot- she
11yth visited last we:,•i; w'i•h t-lativeg I',ven'y-two 111!1. tlorrh of tinder -bases.
his been able to return haute after
I' ' ich, v care i; is re 1 li' 1 fey' vire Nor- l Lord Halifax nettle tit etaten.,•111 treatment in the hospital,
.n -s i, It„li,iariti_ hole of reeve t,reee, leoed, 1: situated the after Prime Minister Churchill had Miss Logan of Hensall vaned last
r n.e,ruts, lir. ! \ Pc -ter piernr,;'prc. 4011131 ,. I.:rrl01 a'. (1w- disclased to this House of 1 11000os a week nn friends in the village.
Selea'alici.e,st re.1 ars, '.r•nrhas of 1,,,,,, d offer of 'env •n• leases An ti .\]r. and Mrs. P. ('lrntet called on
Nora Stilt,1 1 v' 1 thethe Ni ,,. 11,le h:, r rrnnr, 't •011-
b.t e's,
ud :.1 11.1 Ii ': n "t . 1.10 11 Halifax .-:aid Ili,' b315 .$ "o1
. 'd 111 (,t,:• l '1..1 lith"ti . '1`'t,.. tc ,:-la.c nal• tini� y,u'
1 u' friends in Lueltnnw• last week.
Hiss Sarah and Alury In vonipculy
1. with brother Will wore guests at the
reseed involved Nevvfnnnitaud q.- bnme 111 Geo. 1 r triv Sr. 'Tuesday.
r ir,.tr"lr rlt., .' e , seeface. ev,••nditt. from: the
,;W5ireing 101 ide- re•
tita givine t tide
^+• ••tit dyer are rem1':i'.g -„r tw'e1,.
k;, c ..r .1 a e:.tng amt 1 it'd:0 :cull'1-
1 1 in `res sees tee'. H 1olnrstcta in the
NO- le-mire/1 r e valley tt
. .1 L; t 5111 :,-n t 1 •_. 1'»t and n
THRESHING NEEDS
We have stocked up
invited to take
Dutch Loaf-.
lb. 27c
Jelly Veal, Ib. 35c
Olive Loaf, Ib. 25c
Rolled Picnic, Ib. 29c
Pickled Roll, Ib. 28c
Bologna, choice -
2 Ib. 27c
Tomato Loaf, Ib 25c
Sausage, Ib. 23c
Bananas, large -
9c Ib.
for your threshing needs. You are
advantage of these specials
Peas, can 10e
G. B. Corn -
3 tins 29c
Pork & Beans 1011
Certo 25c
Quality Vinegar—
gal. 39c
Solid Cabbage—
each 8c
Potatoes, 15 lbs. 25c
Apples, large basket 25c
Tomatoes -
at market prices
Apples from Wm. Archibald &: Sons' Fine Orchards
�C� a J• Finnigan
MORTGAGE SALE
Under • nd by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage.
which will be produced tit the time
of stile, there will be offered for sale
by public auction on Friday, the 30t11
day of August, 19.1(1, at the hour of
three o'clock in the afternoon al the
Commercial Hotel in the Town of
Seaforth by Harold Jackson, Anc-
tioneer, the following peeper 11'.
namely,
A11 that ceetaln parcel o^ tract of
land and premises, situate., lying and
being in the Township or Tucker•
smith, in the County at Huron, and
being composed of Lot Number
Three (3) - in the Third (3rd) Con-
cession, Iiuron Road Survey, of the
said Township of Tuckersnlith, and
containing by admeasurement (1110
hundred acres of land be the sante
more o' less
Upon this property there is said to
be erected a two storey seven roomed
frame house. with well and cistern,
drive shed, largo bank barn and
other improvements
'ferns—Ten per cent. cash at dune
of sale and the balance in thirty clay,.
For further part1cttlars apply' to
H. 0, 11I4111,
Solicitor for Mo'tgagee.
CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE
Bouquets for sick rooms and bospi-
till. Also sprays made up. A. L.
Port eons.
FARM FOR SALE
11»1 acres choice cloy loam, good
buildings. Running water. 10 'teres
hardwood. 4,11 iu grass. Apply on
premises to Mrs. T. J. Webster.
NOTICE
I have taken the Feller Brush
Agency at Seaforth and will be pleas
ed to ha0e Fuller Brush ,u,touters
vale -.Sam nutter.
FOR SALE
S» cords of :labs joists :i” x »"
and 10 feet long: posts for horse
stalls 0" x .', S ft. long, dressed
ready to go in. \Valtnt Saw 11i11
1)n»cIm Johnston. \\'Mint(.
NOTICE
Iantie isl:uuis, 1 .hiss Welsh. of Ripley is v'is'iting Township of Tuckersmith
pet'hups 11 referent e 10 '1r1' sister, Alts. (1, 11, Leahy win is , n
Bermuda1 and \Vest tndilln points improving after her reveal illness, The council ,it the 'l'owi,shtil of
"t ant satisfied 1 hs 1 no great dial Miss 111103' (Muter has returned to 79Ti•kea•sulitlt requests that any pea'•
tJoudon after t pleasant beat trip Mt
- Lakee, and it wee!( at tit' Imo nt
etnty will arise in tate discussion of sen I "1. 1 n iw ledge of the name
!,1 sUles.11 .'-t,0 1. Ir wee (
1
i et her hem, 111 Loeid,41, Lnnd,'11 free 1'ress, details." said the Foreign 1linist,-r, 1 t to al home unit and number of itny soldier from
r::v. and Mos. \\-in Weir who are
1..ying a months vacation, were in
team last te.eek -
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Hankin and
Eleanor of Thames Road visited with
Mr. and Mt's. George Ferguson and
Mr. and lIrs. Roy MaeLaren Sunday.
Miss Margaret Schwalm and friend
011 London visited on Sunday with
the fo•nter's patents. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Sehwalm.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles of Toronto
visited last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Middleton.
110. and Mrs. Lester Fisher and
family of Windsor dsor at holidaying with
the formers parents. lir- and Mrs.
Otto Fisher
Mc. and Its. Peter S hwalnt were
lied on 1nnday by Misses Mar- and
'1iaret 5eitwaitn nt L: -alae. Mr.
1 - M,-ry'y*, a r v1-. . of Stmt.
A:1,1 1/1 n1 EXc'tS Rao
Vie• h.
'111e fn1±5' i1a1
• ,tre lt: i trtl
•.. - H,-1. ,_l, Pub; ,
s;;;;,.
1 ('eiC
N, ;ill Itis,
Tao l, . t.•:e . 1, s Trail
Th" I). A. 11 1 1. -. candle.
r I•,r. There is L• '' Lor.
for, 2..0005 to \I.. tit:. '.: Nanning ..t:.. and Pies, Rent 01''' e' Alive-
@ cons of tlie• v. 11'-. Raine.
of the Range, Ort -y. Kingdom
est- the Cartes. Seltzer. The Four of
H:arts, Queen. To Morrow's, Promise,
Marigold, Hill. The Million.
PlrTramp, St. Jelin i ';-aper. The
ri 10 Tr'•r•, Gondgr. Ct;:,••e 1)±-3701111
The Reef, Holton. Dent • Wears a
White Coat. Dubois. Ht r-1 IInstr55,1
Baldwin. Other Gods i 1 -k. Mystery
House. Norris. The flee. %t.n1. Rine -
'tart. The Alan in Low, t Tee. Rine•
111.11 Storm over Erten Iillet'. Myst-
erious Sancho. Gregety of
the Range. (cane. Macao-- of Miss
Felty Sloane, Willituls :ou-Pfrt.ior
-...The Old Log Scheelt a -r. Huron
Gild Boys to Pioneer Leres. Green.
Ballads of ('heecharka ~r:yfcre. Fail•
11t'S' of a Mission, lrendt-, et.. Book of
Marvels. The Occident, Haliburton,.
His Story of Life x dv-e :tures, Hal-
Ibatrton: Canada, Europe and Hitler,
Kirk: Connell, Thinking Aloud in
Wartime, Weatlterheadt Forty Years
a Country Preacher, Gilbert.
Juvenile Fiction — Inc'Sleeping'
Bteauty, Aladdin and 'the Wonderful
Lamp, Ali 'Barba and the Forty
Thiea'es, Amer; The Land of Oz,
The Road 'of -Oz, Little Dorothy 'and
Toto of O'z, Baum; Mysterious Sally
Fall advantage has be'e'n taken of
this and we tied as w( explore the
-1,1011 that ye >•ttlni'h le 1111011 011 -
expected beauties of buildings or
positions. The only advantage is the
sonew•at scattered residential areas
but rthis will be corrected in time.
What a wonderful field there is h'e're
'for civic beautification and in imagin-
ation we can picture what :this pretty
little 'tow'n will be 50 years hence.
The first settler was a German,
named Eli Stauffer, who is said to
have 'been the first while clan Wilt,
ever crossed the Township of Kin -
1.• -s. He purchased the farm in this
3 3n,hie .r, ',rhich file larger portion
the vilia,ve is built about 15511
\\'alto; Armstrong eaute i11 1'851 and
settled 'Vest ,\oe:m eslt: Others
...1.11).seta! . a t' cert' 'William
;fames t n 1 I1 1 1 r.,,,n Roder-
ick Daniel Weitster end
101.4 t'.at the 'first
•d.tt . ,: ti- f tit 'lar ice"
(den jam: je..n4r;ilie.
11, 1.0:,0 L'., ..: to:tfer's farm and cre''t1(1
the first dear mill in Kinloss. Ile also
surveyed the .site and named it
Liteknee after tin an1u115 city in
1n,h0 that had been -relieved by • Sir
Henry. Havelock in the Septnp Itehel-
hnn. He also named the streets after
the British generals, Havelock, Out-
ram, etc.
The next winter 'Malcolum Camp-
bell arrived and opened a general
store. ;Luffy 1, 1800. a .post office was
establi. hcd •with Mr. Campbell as
p..stmaster. He continued in this pos-
ition until his death when he was
succeeded by his daughter, Somer-
ville and Campbell were a tower of
trengtn to the village as long as life
lasted. In 1052 the former was elected
member of parliament for South
Bruce. Bother enthusiastic business
men and did much to advertise the
village with the result that it grew
rapidly, In fact, the village has been
'fortunate in the business men twho.
resided there.
As the village site was situated
about half in Huron 'County and half
in Bruce, with Ithe county boundary, the main entrance.
Detailed n,egotiutioes have not vet ! the township enlisted and tweet), ed
Local officials have been busy at•
begun, he added. I tending to the national registration for service 001)11005 kindly basal this
Britain, stronger than before the air blitzkreig started, producing papers the last few days.
MINISTER iOF EDUCATION
planes faster than Germany, looks to
DES SUDDENLY
information to the Clerk at an early
date.
1) F, McGItEGOIt, Cleric.
an early offensive and it strangling; Dr, Leonard. J Simpson, :55, min- SALE OF RESIDENCE
blockade to bring victory perhaps ister of education for 'Ontario since _
To close the estate of Marina
Sholdice, deceased. the executors
will offer for sale by public tuctiol
on
sooner than expected, Premier Win-
ston Churchill told the British Parlia-
ment Tuesday,
C 1tltrahfll's main point: were:
Britain Inas overflowing reserves of
every type '11 aircraft and an "as-
toundin'g' increase in production,
-w•hf.h is closing 111 gap between Bri-
tish and German reserves.
British airmen are "torero„ the
tide of war," but Nazi raids ran be
expected to coutmue nniess ",pree c
ati,nl with the 11 nesian at, fore
111;0` Iltt...r :, <le.sAt.
1?t• lh'i,t-11 i, miters :arc indicting
•,.,err n 1111 lye the whole Nazi
eed •1 -1,,e101 Hitler -land
to tit eates o;. India. it -.0..e11•1 mean
'Ytx 0031 his 11•'me nen r6
1 shattercd anal in ruins.
1 teltaa, A111 keel 011 na1,111i114 tin
10.rnialis ❑ ,;ter 1 i "0nrh•Inn nt y anti
as 1011.; he rents pleases,' 3nt1
1'Sr, strenl:r. .11 ;nu.d that it 1s
ab, Inert strength to deal- Milt
the Mali in army. se that far larger
operations are impending in 't?11 tlfid-
1'e Last.
Britain's food storks are many
tines greater than they were in Ithe
days of ,peace, .bits not a scrap of Eared
will be allowed to :get thrangh the
tlockarle to G'crinany, Italy arc count
tries they •clolninate.
France's puppet grsveruatrent May
at 911y moment -be forced to 'become
Britain's foe.
Tile U.S. Was appealed to to send
Britain her over-a;g,e twarehips to !lxol'-
ster -the thea that, as in -Nelson's; -day,
takes British first line of de'fen'se
richt lite enemy porta,
An "immense ,na - of munitions" of
every sort has been brought from :the
,14. in the last month without a
single loss.
The total of British casualties, dead
wounded and missing, from aril sers
Vices acrd including civilians, is •42,000,
as compared to 305,1100 casualties for
the sante period of the last "War.
Traveller --"They threw me out of
the side door."
Sales Manager—"What did you
save"
Traveller—"I told them I came
from a very important Iirm, so they
took me inside and threw me oat of
1934, died 9udden'1y Sunday of a heart
attack while visiting .at Picton. H•e
was walking across a lawn with bis
wife when he suffered the seizure and
died almost instantly.
Native -of Thornton, in the •Barrie
district 55 miles north of Toronto, Dr.
Simpson -first was- elected to the Ont-
ario Legislature as Liberal represeitt-
ative ;or Simcoe Centre and 'was re-
ele'ltcd in -19,34. He was appointed
minister ,,f education in July, 1934.
Dr. Simpson was educated in Bar-
rie and at i'n versity 10 Toronto. A
' 1110 Ontari ,.fedical As -
1 .
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH
Ata P,1F7.
at the premises, Godet'ich Street
East, the t'esidence of the late
Martha Sholdice. known as the
South half of Lot Number Five in
George Sperling 's survey of the Town
.01 Seaforth.
Terns:—(1ash in 30 clays.
1•or farther particulars apply
H. G. 1121II,
i' 1 ) t ' Siur,."n lir-4 practised Solicitor 101' Psxretttnl's.
in Stn 1l and I lmva le. also in Barri, Seaforth, Out.
'1'• t r' :tad :•. r in Barrie. theold.la,'heut1. alai• t innt•.er.
Irv, n' rua t ,:d El) atter Ines
err i l+il y1 nett—in. ur-,l,•s `Notice To Creditors
i alt L at ll.. tr:+„
l.l.^.ard and
ITre-t'u I,( ei n 1 1i .10 1 1(1 I'ic-
1.1, :t ,.lr deeder-,
1)r,I t "' 11 test 'night election to
1102 I e.>l.lr;ur Ili 1)3.1 ,Merl was de-
feated in :, iiere-c,nn'rd fight, On
his 10,wnh attempt in 1931, he nett
eniv van the riding for the lint time
in 37 year. for itis party, but was the
only I toter! gain in the province. In
the 1934 election 1)r. Simpson had the
largest majority ever polled •int. rhe
riding. In the 1937 election. he de -
,eaten the then 'Conservative leader,
Hon. Earl leowe, :for the riding seat.
CONSERVATIVES WIN TWO
OUT OF THREE SEATS
Three !by-elections filled all vacan-
cies in t'ite House of Commons altd
the only change -front results of the
!larch 20 general election twits a Con-
servative igain. in the other Contests, -,
Liberals and Cotlservatives each re-
teined 'malt A ksrrbh Iby-election sclte-'
-dulcet was made unnecessary Iby the 1
acclamation in Kingston of Hon. An-.
taus Macdonald Minister of National.
Defer e for IN1val Services, 'The Con-
o-rvtttives gain.was in Sasleatoon
where Ald. A. H. Bence won, :Saska-
110011 voters elected the late Rev, W.
G. 'Bt'owft -as -a United Reform candi-
date in 'a Iby-election last Dec, ;111 and
also in tlte-genera) election IM'arch 21lr,
,Miss Agnes Maclt hail contested this
scat. L..0, Bre'llhaatpt, Liberia% was
elected in Waterloo 'Nadel and tG,
Russell Boucher, Conservative, was
chosen i11 C'arle'ton.
In the Estate of Martha. Sholdice,
A11 P I' W,:' having - rlel»(F t 1 ins•
the. 3 , late of 41 1.1 Hhrddf(t gale.
of 1hn Trawl 111 l4eaf01111. ll,n•ri,'ll
WOW11ti, deceased, w•111 (11),11 1)11 01'
about. the sixth clay of April, 1940
air hereby notified to send in to the
ITTIde ,.igue'l on or before the, 30111
day of August, 1941), lull pat•licnl:n's
of their "Iaims.
Innnedict trdy after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
amongst, 1.111• patties entitled thereto
having regard only to claims of
which lin undersigned shall then
have notice, to the exclusion of all
()there, and the undersigned will not
be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned 511011 not then
have notice for the assets so distrllt
rated or any part thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 12th day of
August, 1.940,
II. G. MEIR,
Solicitor for tit. Executors,
Seaforth, Ont,
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 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.ul. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m, to • 9 p. m,
FOR SALE
Bosco Steel Roofing "7-111b" and
"Storm Seal" Council Standard, guar-
anteed 25 years, Roseo Portable Silos,
Galvanized Sheet Iron, all sizes and
gauges, Metal Sidings, Eavestrough
and Pipe, Galvanized Water Stock
Tanks and Hog Troughs, Granary
Lining, Galvanized Ridge and Valley,
Door 'Track and Ilardware, Extension
Ladder's up to 44 feet in length. As.
phalt Products including Roll Roof.
fug, Shingles, Brick Sidling, Insul•
Brick Siding, Rooting Paints, Plastic
cement, Building Paper of all kinds,
Nails, ole. Murray Tyndall, Bruce,
field. Pltotte Clinton 018 ring 12.
WANTED
Boarders wanted. Al] ('onvaticnces,
MI's. M. le. C'ho'ke, phone 42.Sea-
forth.
HENS FOR SALE
Fifty ye:nyold Leghorn hens. laying
Food. Apply at News office.
FEED FOR SALE
.i quantity of mixed grain, barley
and wheat. Sae hundred at the barn.
Apply to William lloyd, phoney S4SI••11.
Sr a forth,
FOR SALE
511 neves west half of lot. 24. ('ou
e.ssiuu 2, Township of Ribbert 25
tures iii croft and 211 acres in grass,
.11 u—bligltl. roamed frame !muse with
all modern conveniences. hard and
soft water in house and 'automatic'
frump, bank hal'n and 1mall frame
barn, beim; the 1'asideue' of the late
)curves Cronin on Jolla SL, Dublin.
For further particulars apply to
Mrs. James ('ronin, Dublin.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres 111 Stanley Township,
Lot 18, Con, 10, Good buildings, good
well, land in high state of cultiva-
tion. Apply to Thomas Reid, Varna.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Main Street, Hgmondville, sev-
en roomed frame house, newly paint.-
ed
aint=ed and papered. Good cellar, cistern,
never failing well of hard water at
door, telephone, township taxes, hy-
dro if desired, good garden land. All
in good repair, reasonable price and
terns. If not sold would rent to re-
liable parties. Close to store and.
church. Mrs. Alex Gordon, Box 51,
Seaforth.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
enteWindatorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
first class copairies.
01' 0,11tnn mcheerfully civrn
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
II aau buying grain for George
Thompson, of Hensall. We
carry a stock of bags at all
times, 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
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