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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-10-10, Page 8PAGE EIGHT 'Sow Via Getting ere. f i to tins V rai ale to roatice ore egg / j41j4\) THE SEAFORTII NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1940 CHOICETERIA Laying Mash contains 2% genuine Cerogras—and for good reason! Cerogras is young cereal grass in dehydrated form with all the natural vitamins and minerals of green feed intact. Cerogras permits green -grass feeding even when the snow flies. It means more eggs during the winter— fewer deaths. It means more profits from your winter operations. Start now ! Feed your birds that good Choiceteria Laying Mash which con- tains Cerogras. It's like taking the range right into your laying house. Choiceteria Laying Mash SOLD BY SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM, Seaforth IS MANUFACTURED BY E S. WATT and SONS 1111211111111111111 Palmerston, Ont. HENSALL Council Meeting.— The regular meeting of the village council was held on Monday evening at S p.m in the council chamber with all members 'being present except Ocnnicillor D. Robinson. Minutes of the previous meeting read and adopt- ed. T. Kyle reported re the 'water trouble at •the rear of H. M. McMil- lari s :store. also that there was water in the ,furnace room at 'the 'hall, and there was need of a new flag, Reeve Shaddfck reported re the gifts for soldiers. Cameron and Muir, that eve (purchase the usual wreath from the Legion. Carried. Correspondence read as !follows: County treasurer, relief officer, Dept. of %Municipaf Affairs, Dept. of Highways; Attorney Gener- al, Provincial Police. P•rovinCial Pop- py Committee. Dept. of Public Wel- fare, D. E. Holmes, Fire ,.Marshall. Bills and accounts -0. Geiger, streets. mac; Bonthron a Drysdale, supplies for hail, $28.64; T. Huddlestton, street labor. $1.315; T. Kyrle, salary, $95; Hensall hydro, shall, $5.78; J. Hender- son. relief groceries . $25.80; W. O. .Goodwin, clothing, $2; H. Hicks, school supplies, $3.20: T. 'Welsh, wood, W. Total $124,60. Cameron and Moir, that the bills and accounts as read be paid. Carried. The clerk re- ported registering 309 guns and rifles and Constable T. Kyle as registering 23 revolvers, Moir and Horton, that we now adjourn. Carried James Pat- terson, Clerk. Young People's Society of the Un - ted Church commenced the fall meet- ings Monday evening ,with a social and interesting .program. Rev. R. A. Brook .was chairman for :the evening and opened the program by 0 Can- ada and There Will Always 'Be An England. Miss Gladys Luker played a piano sok, entitled 'Tae :Old Rug- ged Cross:' B11y •Camp:bell gave a reading; Billy and Betty Miokle play- ed a piano duet, 'Mabel Fairbairn fav- ored with a Kilo, 'Carry On." Billy Mickle gave a reading entitled, ''The Fine."' Rev. R A, Brooke gave an il- lustrated address ,howing'pictures of the c:'ty of l\Vinn pe . The meeting closed .with ..ngine. 'Refreshments were servers. Arnold Circle,— The .Arn1d Circle of Carmel Pres- '} to i 1, :Church....vas held at the b.ame e t li,i... Beryl Pfaff en .klnnday even- ing The president, Mrs. Roy Bell pre lied. Pr gram opened by singing, Sing to the Lord .r ,f the Harvest,- ;fele-eked by prayer .by Miss Sall' ,141asc n. Scripture was real thy'Miss Alice Pfaff. minutes were read and roll rail. The next meeting will he ,held at the home of Mrs_ Weir. A ro- ral tri ,hy Misses Irene Haggarth. Margaret Dougall and Lois .elacLar- en was rffdloved by the tope which was eery air y raker t n teire. Melvin Moir. Reireenment een- served by the hostess. W.M:S. h'ieet.— The regn'lar meeting of the 0 ,\.S. of the United Church was held on Thursday afternoon with the presid- etdt, 'Mrs. Cross. presiding. ,Meeting opened thy singine. iaat a Fellow- ship." fccikiwed',by the 'Lord's prayer. Plans- were made for the society to entertain the :Mission rCirale rally on Friday. 'October letle Mrs. 'Cross and Mee. elal'lantyne, ,who* r'ere on the visiting committee for September. re- ported masking thirteen calls. Miss Annie Con:ailt was chosen •as delegate Ito attend the convention to be 'held in Roy's Church on Thursday, October 110611. Mrs. A, Spencer presided ,over the r+ornainder of the meeting. Screp- ture was read by defts. J. Walker, 'Mrs. S.amumie led in prayer. Miss A. roonsitt gave a reading, A Fence or en Ambulance- The topic was very ably given by 'Mrs. A. 1V. E. Hemp- hill. A solo "Above the Bright Blue." .wae rendered by Mrs Hedden, ac- companied by Miss Irene Douglas a!: the piano. Meeting closed with Bing- ine, ...Miss Pearl Harnole of London Vent the week -end with her another Mrs. Grace 'Harpole. Res-. W.ns. Weir B.A. conducted service in the Presbyterian 'Church on Sunday-. The choir sang two anthems, O for a Thousand Tongues To Sing.- and "When My Heart Is Over- whelmed." Special Thanksgiving service twill be observed in the local churches next Sunday. Mrs. James Priest— The death occurred on Friday of Mrs. James Priest in her SOth year at her home here. The deceased lhad been caring for her husband who has been seriously'ill ,for several w=eeks and appeared in usual good health, un- til Friday morning when stricken ,with a heart attack and :succumbed at noon. Formerly Mary Jane .Mar- rison, a daughter of the late 'William Morrison and Ann Price +Morrison, the deceased was tborn in ,McKillop near !Nanton. coming to Hensall thirty-six years ago, Surviving is her husband, 0115 Son Morrison at home, one daughter ,Mrs. Alpine McEwen '(Nellie) of Hensall and one son ;lames in Port Huron ,one I sister Mrs. Ellen 'Cranston of Van- couver B.C. and one brother Mr. Robt. 'Morrison of 'Woodstock. A pub- lic funeral service was held from .the late home on 'Monday afternoon con- ducted by the Rector for St. Paul's Anglican church Rev. M. A Hunt, The members of the Anglican church choir sang "Nearer My God To Thee" and "Safe In The Arms 10,f [Jesus. The floral trnh•utes were very beauti- ful showing the esteem nwith Which the :deceased was held. The pailbear_ ed were Mr. Rdht Morrison, Wood - tock, Mr. Morrison, McKillop, Mr. Alpine McFe an. Mr, ,James A. Pat- terson and 'Norris and Alpine 'Mc - Ewan Jr, Interment in Elntdale cem- etery at Atwood. War Service Committee Meets— 'rhe Hensall. Kkmen and Zeiridh 'War Service Cnnnmittee met in Vie Teavn Hall 'here on Friday evening ,with the President Dr, A. R. 'Csamrp- ,hell in the chair. Mr. B. W. Cross, Treasnreer reported the proceeds of the frolic. It was moved thy Rev. E. F. Chandler and seconded by Mr. W. O. Goodwin that ,fifty dollars he do- nated to Hensall Red 'Cross Society and fifty dollar. to Zurich Red -Cross Society, 'Mr. E. L. IMickle Chairman of the 1Var Service Committee gave a ,epetrt. A vete of thanks evae exdtttded to Rine 'Legion for their raising of fends :for the Red •Cross ,Mr. H. T, Edwards of the children's shelter in Goderioh explained Guest children -front England. Mr. Ross 'McKay ¢lis- eneeed boxes for sending to the eoldiers cver,cas Cigarettes will Inct cent to he Ib ys this month, A dis- .n-eine of Oh c• .financing of the Harron flying and training school at C,nd-er- kb. The meeting adjourned. Letters have heen received 'front' the 'following boys in Active Service in England Messrs Donald Wabker, ,Donald eleKaii„ Roy 'Brock, Albert Chipeha_e. 'Nee T. ,C,h'ipchase, and Stewart }Wright, that ,the tpanccic. sent Ahem from the Hensel', Kippen and. Zurich War Service Committee ar- rived in No. 1 condition and expres- sed ,their thanks for same. Miss Marjorie Sparks is spending e few days in London, Mr. Milton Russel of the second concession of Hay, near Exeter. has purchased the dwelling of the Nei. and's estate, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs George Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hayter and son of London visited last week with Mrs. Hayter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Bell. Born—In Hensall, October 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 1VicLarnon, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Case are boll. Baying with Mrs. A. Laramie in De. troit. Mr, and Mrs. Cline Flynn of Lon• don visited over the week end with the latter's parents Mt and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. IDI•. and Mrs. Jas. Priest of Port Huron were called here on Friday owing to the illness and death of the former's mother, the late Mrs. Jas, Priest Mr. and iilrs. R. D. Bell spent Sat• ur'day in London at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin I-Iayter•. Miss Evelyn Corbett and friend, ac- companied by Mrs. P. H. Devlin and Mrs, Wesley Jones, spent Monday in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cooper and Miss Myrtle Peart visited on. Sunday with Mrs. Cooper's sister, Mrs. French, who is ill in St. Joseph's hos- pital. Mission Circle Meets— The Mission Circle of the United Church held their regular supper meeting at the home of Miss Marg- aret Tudor on Friday evening, with 23 present. Miss Barbara Shepherd presided over the devotional. Miss Margaret Tudor read the Scripture. A letter of thanks was read from Mish Goldie Cross who is attending Alma College in St. Thomas. The topic entitled "Freedom" was very ably given by Miss Irene Douglas. "Unto the Hills Around," and "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" were sung. The November meeting will be held at the home of Miss Marry Clarke, The W.M.S.of United Church the o Un et held their annual Thank -offering ser- vice on Sunday morning when Mrs. C. Murray of Toronto was the guest speaker, delivering s very inspiring address, Mrs. Hedden sang a beauti- ful solo entitled "God's To -Morrow" and the choir sang "0 For a Thous- and Tongues To Sing," soloist Mrs, Hedden. Mr. Jack Dinsclale underwent an operation for appendicitis in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, last week, and is very nruclr improved at date of writing. The women's Guild of St. Paul's Anglican Church are serving a Bain Street cafeteria supper in the base. stent of the church on -Tuesday even- ing. October 29th. Mrs. P. el, Devlin spent the week end at the home of her brother Mr, Fred' Corbett. 11". A. L. Case. C.N.R. station mas- ter, is enjoying two weeks' vacation. AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE At Hick's House. Barns, Mrtehell, on Wednesday, Oct. 160, at 2 p.m. Inclucieci are 50 stockers and feeders, several choice springers, also 2 Dm, ham bulls. Terms cash. Trucks to deliver, Aaron Steinaoker, Prop, McNeil & Nairn, Auctioneers. Auction Sale Lambert Saleyard, Strathroy, Sat- urday, aturday, Oct. 12th. - 250 MIXED CATTLE, including Yearlings, Two -year-olds, Heifers anis Steers, Milkers and Grass Cows. Usual sale of Mixed Calves and Springers. Trucks to deliver, Terms Cash. A. G. McAlpine, Auctioneer. CIaEARING Auction Sale Fred iW .Ahrens Auctioneer, has received instructions ,from the under- signed proprietor to sell Iby ,public auction at Lot 6, Con. 6, Township Of ,Lagan, 2H miles east of Willow Grove, on Wednesday, Oct. 16th, sale ,to .camrnence at 1 o'clock sthsnp: Horses --a Percheron geldings, 9 and lit years old; ill 'Clydesdale mare, supposed to be with +foal; 1 'Clydes- dale mare, 6 years ,old, supposed to ibe .with foal; el Clydesdale ,mare, 3 years old; 2 Clydesdale geldings, 1 year old; 11 sleeking dilly. Cattle—b Dunham and Jersey cow, due alt time of sale; it'Holstein cow, due Oct. 30; 1 Hereford cow, due en Dec.; 2 Holstein caws supposed Rio he in calf; II h+laclk cow supposed to be with +calf. I Hogs -Yorkshire hog, 2 years odd; 3 Yorkshire sows teeth 'pigs Iby tlheir sides, '5 weeks old".2 Yorkshire sowns ,due in 'Nov.; 16, chunks 'weigthieig about 715 lbs. Imvplements — McCotnnick 'Doering lbinder, IM. II. mower, M. H. cultiv- ator, 11 'disc ,harrow, \l. H, fertilizer :13 shoe drill 3l, H. grain drill; 2 4ur- row plow, 1 McCormick Deering ,walking plow, 11 Frost & 'Wood ,walking plow, '11 set iron harrows .3 section, 1+ set -iron Iharro•ws, 4 section; N wagon, hay rack, wagon ;box and stook rack, 'fanning mill, 2000 Ib. splatform scales, 12" patting 'box, 3 - horse 'power M.H. gas engine, 4 - ,wheel trailer, 1piulper, scraper, ,cream. separator, horse rake. Harness -1 set of 'breeching harn- ess, 1 set of single harness. 'heavy; d set of 1plow harness, set sof light single harness, collars. 'Grain -100' bus. of Ethan seed oats; MO ,bus. of mixed ,grain, !buckwheat, MANLEY Miss Bernice Manley and Miss Mahan, who are in training in the Kitchener Hospital, spent the week end with their parents. Sunday night's rain was the worst of the season, making the ground too soft for cutting buckwheat, The other harvesting operations are com- pleted but the farmers are faced with the problem of saving the threshed grain, as it is heating and has to be turned continually. Some has been spoiled so badly that it is almost useless. The potato crop is so badly dam- aged even those who dug them early can't save them. The only ones that SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS Schneiders lard 2 ib. 15c Finest 'Bologna 2 ib. 29c Sunera Puffed 'Wheat pkge. 19c Choice Potatoes 15 lb. peck 22c Rolled (Wheat .. , . 5 lb. Bag 18c Oyster Shell „ ,. 100 ib. $1,05 New Life Hog Concentrate one cwt. $2.75 New Life Pig Starter Per Cwt. $2,35 Royal Purple Pig Starter Per Cwt. $2.65 Royal Purple Poultry Concen- trate $3.75 'New Life Poultry Concentrate Per Cwt. $3.35 Sepoy. Flour Per 98 lite Bag $2.69 33e in Trade for Grade A Large Eggs RUBBER BOOTS & RUBBERS AT LOWEST PRICES J. Finnigan In Mernoriam In loving memory of Benedict Holland, who passed away, one year ago. Oct. 9th, 1939. • Time may soothe a sorrow,. The wound, it will not heal, But you have left a cherished memory with Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. Card of Thanks Mrs., Dave McIntosh desires to thank her many friends and neigh- bors- for expressions of sympathy and kindness during her recent be t'eavement. Card of Thanks Mr. William Morrison wishes to thank the many friends and neigh- bors for the kindness and sympathy shown him in his bereavement; for U ed 1 those who loaned ens and the flowers, cars --the quartette and Rev, Mr. Workman for his kindness. HOUSE TO RENT House to rent, with hard and soft water, lights and garage. Pc session given right away, W. J. Barron, God ericll street east, Seaforth. WANTED TO BUY I Good second stand fanning mill. also a set of beans scales. Apply to Miller Adams, phone 843.22. PIGS FOR SALE Eight suckers, eight small chunks, and seed peas; 30 bus. of Prince of ten chunks around 85 lbs. Joseph Wales •seed oats. 1 Upshall, phone 65103. Furniture -1 cook stove ,witch pipes, FOR SALE 1 dresser, 2 tion, beds, '1 ie rocking chair, some kitchen c ,wooden I A medium size range, burns coal or bed with spring and mattress, churn, wood, in good condition. Can be seen 'Chains, 'slhovels, :spades and a 'horst any time. Apply to Mrs. James Sproal of other articles too numerous to Egmondville. mention, usually found about a ,fares. Terms of Sale—Cash or ,cheque. No reserve as the proprietor has sold the 'farm and ,giving up farming. Auctioneer's decision final in case of all ,dispntltes. Angus 'McKay, Proprietor. Fred W. Ahrens, Auctioneer, FOR SALE A number of White Leghorn hens, British Columbia strain, guaranteed' high pedigree stook, large type birds,( 1 year old and free from disease, have never been forced for produc- tion in any way. Also a number ofj White Leghorn pullets for sale, Phone 8451'22. Seaforth, Mrs. Miller Adams. FOR SALE A sow, due to profit in about six weeks, with second litter. George J. Connell, Varna, phone 761.16, Hensall central WANTED Man for farmwork, must be good milker; year round position for right man, duties to commence in Navenr bel. Apply to James F. Scott, lin miles, highway, west of Seaforth. Phone 851r4. - NOTICE Get your Grain tested. Bags on hand at Clark's Gas and 031 Station. Geo, T. M eltle & Sons pay highest market prices. Elevators at Bruce - CAR FOR SALE field' Bruce- Kippen and Hensall. Sane Chesney, phone 146. are safe are the early varieties. Mrs, Leslie Beuermann is home Nel sellocfficee. eap for cash. Apply to from the Seaforth Hospital and is News O convalescing. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery, 1929 Ford coach, good condition W1NTHROP Most of the stook threshing was finished before the rain. The potato crop is a poor sample this year. Monday is Thanksgiving Day and will be a public holiday. Mr. Will Trewartha and Mrs. Eat- on were in Kintore on Sunday to visit their brother, Ferg and Mrs. Bullard. Ferg. arrived home from overseas on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan Bobby and Jackie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Bullard of Kintore The Huron Presbyterial canyon• tion was held in Winthrop Church on Monday and well attended. The guest speaker was Dr. Margaret Forster of finnan, China. Messrs. Reg. Little, Hiram Shan- non and B. Perham have secured pos. itlons at the Bell Foundry, Seaforth, Pte. Ralph Davidson of the Elgirt Regiment, London, spent the week end at his home, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sperling. Mr. George Eaton attended zone 10 legion meeting at Listowel on Tues• day evening. Tweedsmuir branch of the legion at London will entertain Seaforth and district legion next Wednesday evening. Pte. A Kerr of London spent Sun- day evening at his hone. CONSTANCE Mr. anti Mrs. David Wright of De- troit spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. David Millson. Miss Jean Wakefield of Stratford spent Sunclay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wakefield. - Mr. and Mrs. John Mann, Ross and Doris, and Mr. Benj. Riley spent Sunday with Mi'. and Mrs, Rttbt Grimoidby. Miss Edna Armstrong of Melchior spent Sunday with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Riley of Tuck ersmith spent Sunclay with Mrs. Geo Riley. - Mrs. Leo Stephenson is visiting with friends in Sarnia this week. Miss Pearl Glidden of Seaforth and Miss Cora Gliddon of Clinton spend Sunday with friends in the village. BULL FOR SALE Registered Durham bull, two and a half years old, color red. Apply to Mac Scott, phone 839r6. FOR SALE 100 pullets for sale, Jim Scott's breed, grade A chicks. Phone 83906. Chester Henderson. FOR SALE A pair of Clyde geldings, rising 5 and 6; also Model A 1929 Ford truck Thoroughbred St. Bernard dog, fully grown. Reasonable. Apply to Mrs. Dave Meintosh, R.R.3, Seaforth. VARNA Mr. and Mrs, George Connell and Harold attended the funeral on Sun- day of Donald Sheardown in Gode- rich, who died suddenly with a heart attack• He was only 17 years old. He is a cousin of Mrs. Connell. - Mr. Frank Weekes has disposed of his 145 acre farm to Mr. Alile John- ston, Mr. Weekes will hold an auc- tion sale of farm stock and imple- ments and household effects 011 Tues- day, Oct. 22nd, 11/2 miles south of Varna. The many ''fends of Mrs. Nelson Reid will be pleased she has fully re• covered from an appendicitis opera• tion in Clutton hospital, and is quite herself again. Me. C. Rathwell, his mother Mrs. M. A. Rathwell, Mrs. M. Reid, Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer and Mona Reici spent Sunday with relatives in and around Luckuow. DUBLIN - Dublin Continuation School will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniver• sary of its opening nn Thanksgiving Day. All the Former pupils have re• eeivo(' invitations to the reunion cel- ebration. A Solemn High Mass will he sung at St. Patrick's Church at 10 a.m. A programme of sports will take place during the afternoon, and 11 dance under the sponsorship of the Young Ladies' Sodality on Monday night in the parish hall. STANLEY Rev. Wnr. 0, Robinson of Elgin. Manitoba, is visiting at present With his brothers, Robt. E. and Richard anis his sister, Mrs. H,. Ferrate of Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rob• inson of Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Watson and family and Mrs. Alice Coleman of Eg- mondville spent Sunday with Mr, and. Mrs. Thos, Snowden, BORNHOLM CIDER MILL Will be in operation Tuesdays and Fridays oY each week, until Oct. 1. After this date, every day but Monday until the end- of November. FARM WANTED Wanted to rent, farm of about 100 acres, must be well situated, good buildings wanted. Apply to The News office. FOR SALE 9 drunks of pigs, about 85 lbs. Phone 6281'12, Clinton Central. FARM FOR SALE 1112 acres, Lot 118, Con. 14, evIcKil- bop. 'Big Ibsen drive shed. Fine 'brick dwelling house, with slate roof and furnace. S;prinsg creek, drilled well. A good farm. Some fall ploughing -done. David ,Crawford, 'Walton R.R.1. FARM FOR SALE Excellent farm for sale, being Lot 16, Con. 4, in the Township of Me- Killop. For further particulars apply to William Wright Sr.. or to E. D. Bell, Seaforth. FARM FOR SALE 120 acres, utile east of Walton. Lots 4 and 5, 18th Concession Town slop' of Grey, Large bank barn, frame house, excellent gravel pit. Apply to The Seaforth News. TUCKERSMITH Egmondville United Church anniv- ersary on Sunday, Oat. 27. fowl sup• per on Tuesday, Oct, 29. followed by a play, A Pair of Country Kids. Messrs. Russell - Hoc]gert, Harold Chesney, and Lorne Hay left one Wed. nesday for a month's military train• Mg. Mrs. Paul Dnig held the W.I. meet• ing at her home on Wednesday. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mrs, Fred 10111(11 died In the hospi• tal al. (lnderich on Idonday neurone in her 71(11 yetu•, ill for a yeer, Mie. Elliott entered. hospital 7 week" L:; ago Formerly Elizabeth ,Johnetoe 21,. 50110 daughter of Ma till w Jnhnrirm 11191 waS horn in Stanley, removing with her pa.renls to tioder•lr•h toweehtp. She lived in Materiel' for ten yeare prior 1.0 1101 maniere, to Mi' Wilfred Elliott. and for 22 y 1,r,i she 919he 1 t' husband farmed 1n (loderirh tp. Two brothers, John Edward J11113 3 Tu ionto, Thos. M. .Jehnstnn, (loderleh and three sisters, MTS. Mary An, Mcilroy, Seaforth; Mrs. J. 11. (Ileo- ham, God oil ,h, and Mrs. Thomas Sowerby, Goderich Tp. The femoral was held on Wednesday tut Godericla. ELMER D. BELL, B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUiBLIC 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: tlJ p.m. to 5 p.nt. Saturday evening, 7;30 p. m. to 9 p. m. PORTABLE SILO Store your silage at a nominal costa The ROSCO Portable Silo makes available to farmers and stock raisers ensilage storage facilities equal to the highest priced permanent silos, and at a fractional cost. Combined with this it gives you the added feat' ure of portability. Build the Raseo Silo as you till it. and take it down as the ensilage is used. 12 ft. silo pricr'c! in $7.75 per unit. 14 ft. silo priced at $S.65 per unit. Murray Tyndall. Brncefield. Phone Clinton 618 r 12. SPENCE PRODUCE Next to Crich's Bakery. We are in the market for all kinds of Poultry and Eggs. Phone 170w for quotations. H. R. Spence & San, Seaforth, HELP WANTED, FEMALE YOUNG WIVES! Here is your chance to do pleasant, profitable work while "HUBBY" is "OVER THERE"! Make from $15.00 to $20.00 a week "extra" money by doing a REAL SERVICE to your friends and neighbours supplying them with. FAMILEX 1-11GH QUALITY HOUSE HOLD NECESSITIES. Write for FREE booklet today. FAMILEX, 570 St. Clement Street, Montreal. KILL THE GERM And prevent disease by disinfecting and whitewashing your stabling now before your herds and flocks are housed. Charges moderate. All work guaranteed. Only modern methods used. Bruce Berry, Brucefreld. ARTICLES FOR SALE Rubber Goods, Sundries, etc., mail• ed postpaid in plain. sealed wrapper. 80c/r less than retail. Write for mail• order catalogue. Nov. -Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. NOTICE Quality Stoves at the same low price. Liberal allowance on your 01(1 stove. Agent for famous Fir•eca and Humither•mic Heaters (give much healthier heat), A. Zimmerman, Stove Dealer, John St. PROPERTY FOR SALE Two lots, house and barn, south of Victoria Park, Seaforth. apply Mrs. James Nelson. PROPERTY FOR SALE On Main street, Egmondville, sev- en roomed frame house, newly paint- 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 terms. 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- ent.Windstorm & guarantee bonds. Rates reasonable. All risks placed n First class companies. .t.,^matron cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AGENCIES am buying grain for George Thompson, of Hensall. We carry a stock of bags at all times, Also will do your i rut'king, For latest quotations or in- formation, phone 655r2. Any service cheerfully given: WM. M. SPROAT Tile Yard