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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
°Grandfathar
LivedToBe
El al II
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And Never Heard Of A Vitamin!" -
True enough, Grandfather hadn't elle slightest idea
whether a Vitamin had two legs or four: yet he managed
to live a sane, healthy existenee which ended -just short of
the century mark. Then what's the answer. Are Vitamins
the bunk? Let's consider Grandfather a moinent,
Grandfather lived a simple yet vigorous outdoor life—and
that took care of his Vitamin D requirements quite nicely.
—Grandfather lived and worked on a farm. Few and far
between were the days when he failed to consume his full
daily quota of carrots, milk and beefsteak or their equally
nourishing equivalents. Grandfather's planners were
doubtless refined—but his food most possibly was not !
Grandfather's mode of living was NATURAL—and sci were
most of the eatables that Grandma heaped on his plate. So
Grandfather got a pretty swell intake of Vitamins A to Z
even though he didn't know it! Otherwise his years would
have been fewer and less free from misery.
Whether for hens or humans adequate Vitamins were
essential in Grandfather's time and are essential now, -
The • O. A. C. (Ontario _Agricultural College) has done
wonders in their search for vitamins. They bar[' given us as
a result Need that makes. hens LAY ,\NL).YAY, and chuck
lull of vitality.
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SOLD BY
SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM, Seaforth
15 MANUFACTURED BY
E. S. WATT and SONS
Palmerston, Ont.
HENSALL
:1I1 -s Edith Parkins -t Exeter ie
bolidanItI with )ter parent.. Mr. and
Mrs Jas. Parkins.
Mrs. E. L \tickle and babe have
returned home il•0111 See,tt !Memorial
aspire!, Seaf:rth.
Mrs. A. Lammie returned to her
11,h17ne in I)r'r. it thisweek after a
eery pleasant visit with Mr. anis
Mrs. A. L. Case.
Rev. Wm. Weir, Ii.A hasbeen con-
fined to his room during the past week
enteringWitha 'nvere cold
Ladies' Aid Meet—
. Tee •Ladie .\id elf .Carmel Presby-
terian • ('hurcle held their regular
meeting on l til tat' 1 t'enillg w1111
Mrs. i\V'eir .presiding m the ;ubsenee
of the president '-Airs, F. Farquhar.
The Scripture. was read Iby- Mrs. l.:.
_ate, after which Mise Jean Dougall
led in prayer. Group three presented
the (lowing program Airs Rey
Neil ace a .reading on the history of
the -n When Von and I. Were
1 ono I\I t g'n after -which Mrs. Mac
1)' n all end Mt Margaret D,ngai'
sang a vocal duct which concluded the
program. The meeting closed with
)cod Save the 'king.
Bride and Groom Honored,—
The towel hall. Hensall.- wa tilled
te. the doors nn Friday evening when
friends and neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. nClarence Smillie (nee Elsie Ann
St's\a,tgIlton) who Were recently
married, honored them wills a recep-
tion. Dancing Nay enjoyed rte the.
strains of �M;undnek's orchestra with
i151r. Wm. Hayter floor manager. :Mr,
and Mrs. Smillie mere presented with
a 'handsome studio couch and mirror,
the address ibeing read ?by Mr. Rae
Lammie of Exeter. The groom made
a very fitting reply.
Smale - Harburn. •
—
A quiet wed -ding was solemnized at
the United Church manse, .Norwich.
on Saturday at 4 p.m., ,when Rev. A.
Boa.. uncle of the -groom, united in
marriage Hilda Elizabeth, dau'fehter of
Mrs. Archie Luxton, Statfa, and Roy
Edward Smale son of \Ir. and .\5110.
Geo. Sma'le, Hensel]. Trite bride :wore
a street lengtlh gown of !blue French
enol with •geld. trim, with bat to
match and matching accessories, and
ware a corsage of sweet yeas. .Miss
Bella Sntale. sister of the green). was
bridesmaid and were a street length
dress of !Mack 'georgette wool with
gold trim and snatching accessories
and 'wore a corsaige of sweet peas.
Mr. Mervin Haebvrn. Staffa, brother
of the .bride, was 'groomsman. -A re-
ception eves held at ,the 'kettle of Rev,
and Mrs. Boa following the ceremony,
-with only the immediate relatives of
rite unuracting rarities attending. Lat-
er the young ccnnple left nn a `honey-
„oon trip to 1Vtcndsor. Or their re-
lrn.they will reside in- Hencal'1.
•Rhodie - -Ryan.—
\ pretty autnamt wedding was sol-
emnized recently in the chapel of
Iedferson avenue Baptist Chntreh, De-
trnit. when Jessie, -daughter of 'Mr.
and INIT.,. John Ryan. of Detroit, 'and
Alfred Rhodic, son rsf .lir. and -'Mrs.
Dot were married. The
bride looked charming in a • suit of
,t:ei_e sheer ,Vint. with trimming of
sable C -dyed squirrel) with scat and
.mate mug accessories with c•ellsage. of
roar Illy of the valley, baby nmee,
and gardenias Mies Delores Watt,
in:dd. of 'honor, chose vendee blue
wool gown with dvthlconet trim . and
matching accessories and wore a cor-
sage of yellow rases, Ibalby mien's and -
.gardenias. Mr. Charles,Berge, De-
troit, w•as lgroou•antan 1 - wedding
,dinner Was held at the Whittier Hotel
God,"
'Mrs. Annie ;Saundercock anaved
into the dwelling which she recently
'purchased front the Patterson estate
Mr. and Mrs. E nue Doerr have mov-
ed into the elweiltng un Iltyahway No.
4 vacated Eby, 'Mrs. Satndercook,
Rev, R, A, Brook conducted seev-
ice, 111 the United Church en' Situ
day, and at the evening service (ga'l'e a
vert fine tdidres:s in ,the Iforut of a
pictere sermon on Ttihe Light of the
\\•ark]". this .beautiful picture was
shown on the screen Iby the lantern,
The choir sang ewo'beautieul anthems
"Sing ,to the Lord," and "Hear the
Call Ringing."
South Huron Plowing
Held Near ,Hensall—
Thursday, October the .24, broughtwv
ideal eather and perfect soil condi-
dons for the South Intron Phewmen's
match held at the farne of Me. R:dbert
!Minn two miles southwest of the
v tll•r +e. \ih +art 1,000 !persons attended
during the day. 'there were seven
classes with 32 contestants •compet-
ing-. For the firse time in the history
of the South Huron Plowmen's :\•sso-
cdatiou event tractor entries Curium- 1
bored the horse drawn !ploughs. All -
len Turnlhull, age 115, -'of Dasllw•ood,
neon the special event for ,glnvdinIg Ib.y
plowmen snider 1116 years. In the Ili -W-
OO" classes ion -farmers the reenners
were Mr. J. I'tV. h)rtwein of Hensall,
aged el years; \{r. John Rowe, Exe-
ter, et-er 80 years, and tMr. ;Cohn Me-
b:,vati. Brucetield, over 80 years. The
match was do chargeof the executive
president; \I r. \Villiam Quinn; secre-
tary. \l r. Percy Passmore, treasurer,
Mr. Archie Aloes -an. The Hen al1.Se-
nior Institute catered fair the crowd,
and the Red Cross Society operated a
,,;c,,:it •,thick net 1 1 •ahaantial pro,
crrds. \\'inners by classes ae folinnws:
Cass 11---:\nstia Nairn, 'Munro; 1100
el ;Carter, St. 'Mary,: Miter .\rte -
strong, St Peels. Class . 2--•-I eek \Vdl-
I\\`ingham; Jane, Hogg, Sea-
ret n: Norman f)o,v; Statfa, t :ts,i...
11.,rvry L,wie, e nIrolia; 1:71so - the
t, speeial, Lorne PaRsillore, 11x
lames 1)o nc:y ti siert i h o•.
ise•reteimi, ilea ill I lass 4 - \\it rues
'Thee, Seel fard; \\ iFreil NI ee
,! is Feiner 1 r mote, Esther;
\-.:I h., v Feekr. Ces, eees1g
ti ulr,, v u, , 11 o.e•orce Cram -
se.
tum.
t„r,, '1'. T.
e , Al a- e•y, -Leese ger; El Mitchell.
i. \Like. I -esw )tel W.
1, ilirl;
Gelericle riass 1e.ge
T"rn�1•.t'.; 1)1s'1'.50.011 l'.1*:1111.
t I. R. ithc rt. I tensa';:
1. t s'l' 1:: h•rick, Mensal'..
\I Mei earet NlecLaren of Wet -
ries. 011 Ili' o,•cl. e11,1 IN her •'ar
it str. and Mrs. R. V. MacLaren.
Mr'. ^1111.. ' ei Seaforth has mnveet
her-, a In re : ht has a (-opted a Ansi
site thdr v .:nests present. 11 r., Ryan ,`i„o •with \l r. (ole) 'laicise.
A publle meeting of iltc Hensall
and Mrs. Rhode. veer, a wine cre.rc•
dress. ;4,416 eve trioti er e.e of miweci Branch of the Red Cross will he held
autumn flowers. The .lrride and •'ro,,n, in Hensall town lints Thw'sd11y, eve'a-
epelt: titch herncynxuvt with ulaticcs Mg. Neveniber 7t11 ,tt 8 pan, All me,m-
at Parkhill and with the `aide's end, hers of the Red ( rocs and th)se' me,
Hensel'. and NIT. and INIrs..Wm. i
and amt), Mr. and .Stns. 1\'a7. Veinier, crested in the work of the Red Cross
Kele are cordially invited. Reports will be
given by the conveners of the vagi-'
nus committees, also a financial state -
meet from the treasurer, Mr, 11.
Lawrence We are hoping to have a:• FOR SALE
representative from headquarters in' 8 choice seeker pigs, for sale; also
Toronto to give an address. A brief 10 cheeks, Phone $47r22, Orville
musical program will he presented Dttle,
and election of officers for the new
year will take place. The amount of FOR SALE
wm•lt that has been aecomplished by I One seven h.p• gasoline engine,
the ladies fo Hensall and vicinity, equipped with magneto and friction
through generous gifts of the people pulley, in good working condition.
to the Red Cross is very gratifying. Also one circular sow•, 24 in. die -
Come and bear the whole slnry. meter, made by Shanley sail Viol•
The Hensall branch of the Red rich, I). C. Galbraith, Mayfield, 0111.
Cross wishes to take this opportun-,
ity to express thanks to the ladies of
the Hensall Senior Institute for re-:
eeipt, of the sum of $95 receivedl
trough their efforts in connection
with the South Huron plowing match
held at the farm of Robt. Minn. on
Thursday, October 24th, and they
also desire to give recognition to the
gift from Hensall continuation school
augmenting this amount.
reeci,e l in soldier Jew crepe ;,,ion Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting
em.
Born. On Monday. October :Atli,'
to Air. and Mrs. 1 Clarke, Jr.,
twins. ,e -oil and daughter (daughter
still'bornl.
Hallowe'en Social.-
1'he Young People Union held a
H al1....vr''en .,trial in the school room
o1 the United Church on !Monday ev-
ening with a very large attendance,
Mr. Claude Illowes acted as chairman.
Elaine Beer sang a solo followed by a
reading by Doris Buchanan. Claudette
Blowe, favoured 'with a solo, "Play-
mates." A reading thy Eleanor Cook
was followed by a vocal duet by \la-'
Chet Feiehurn and Ruth Hess in cos-
tume. Miss Lenore N,.rminton favor-
ed with a very humorous reading„
it sled in suitable costume, llrsses
;Mary Goodwin and Ruth Brook sang
I
a duet, "I Passed By Vour \rind,*.v.'
iNliss Gladys Luker ,played a piano in-
etrnnrental, "The Rosary.” Rev, R. A.
Brock favored with a solo, "In The
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs S C. Ratliwell o1'.
Lucknow, and brothers and sisters of
the late Miss Anne Jane Reyes wish
to express their sincere appreciation
of the kmduess and sympathy
of friends, in their recent - bereave,
m ent,
Card of Thanks
Mr, and Mrs. Daviel Watson wish
to thank their friends and neighbors
for the sympathy shown in their re-
cent bereavement also to Mr, Chas.
Boyd for his solo.
FOR SALE
9 young pigs, six weeks old. Apply
to James Landsborough, phone 665 r
16, Seaforth.
GOOD SOUND SPY APPLES
For sale. 50c per bus. Come and
get them in yotn' own containers. 2
miles west of Varna, on Bayfield Rd.,
south side of road, J. E. Pollock.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects. In Emend -
on Saturday, November 9111 at
2.30 o'clock, the following:
Two iron beds, springs and mat-
tresses, one woollen bed with
springs, dresser, stand, parlor rug,
2 parlor rocking chairs, 0 )lining
chairs, dining room table, • small
tables, clothes' horse, sewing mach-
ine, lotlge, clock, 3 parlor chairs,
china cabinet, coal heater, kitchen
range, coal oil stove with oven, kit-
chen table, chairs, dishes, sealers,
crocks, pots, pans, wash tubs, board,
lawn mower, buck saw, other saws,
lamps, pictures, paper rack and a
host of other articles. 20 yards rag
Carpet, one-piece kitehen cupboard;
5 gal. coal oil eon, sprinkler, Torrent
washing machine.
Terms cash,
Mrs. Alex Gordon, Proprietress.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
11f 1':1111 Flinch and lntpleuantis.
Unreel Jackson, Auctioneer, has 14'
('eked 1nsu'uctiuus to sell by public
11 001011 011 1s01 1 3, tune e sslon „
Stanley Township, two mays south•
t c 1 ee ,.•. c o Nov.
wee) of 1 1 11 II l 1. n Tue del .. v
rh ei the hour of 1 o'clock
ltegiete r e.d Dial Purpose Cattle - 1
colt' die. 1L•urla 1st ; 1 one dta' apt it
(01); 1 cow due .peril 22: 1 i•ow du"
April 2-1; 1 nevus G•csht•ard S c'pt.
runs fro:heme! Oct. Gelb: 1 heifer
clue Feb. 111.1; 1 heifer due March 7;
1 iteil'er due April 21; 1 heifer dor
April 25; 1 heifer due April 2h6,
This is a choke e lot u1' rg. 01011'.
2 grade heifers. 8114) lbs.
Implene urs I wagon, -hay and
stork reek; 1 set of sleighs, buggy;
1 six foot 11 -e ring mower; 1 sulky
Hike; 1 M.11. side mite; I spring
tooth cultivator turd broadcasting
seete: 3 section harrows; walking
plow; whippletrees, neeklolcrs; bear
skin robe; fur cum; cook stove: and
other articles too numerous to mom
tion. Terms cash.
Murray Gibson, Proprietor.
Harold Jaeiesou, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
Eight pigs for sale, chunks. Apply
to Gordan Petppie, 011011e 839.12.
Gloaming." 1\11-ses Gladys Luker and Miss Margaret. Habkirk of Detroit
Greta 'Lammie were accompanists for spent a few days last week in town
the evening. Games and Contests and attended the funeral of her cou-
were directed the rMessrs. 'Claude sin, the late Miss Margaret E. Hab-
Blowes and Carey Joynt. -Cantly was kirk.
served at the close. I Miss Edith Parkins of Exeter spent
Young People Hold Missionary the week end with her parents, Mr,
Meeting.— and Mrs. Jas, Parkins.
The missionary meeting of the Mrs. P. H. Devlin returned home
Yount; People's Society of Carmel after spending a few days at the
'Church was held on Monday evening home of her brother and sister -M-
and was arranged by the -convener, law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett.
'Mr. Jas. !Niggard, Jr., 'nuke presided Mrs. Hannah Workman, Miss Male
over the .worship ,period. M'r. Bert el Workman and Mrs. Minnie Sang -
Thompson read the Scripture, Psalm ster visited on Saturday with Rev.
1)44+. Misses Lois and Marion Mac- W. A. Young, Mrs, Young and family
Laren favored with a vocal cruet. in Fergus.
Rev. Wm. Weir, B,A., was in Bins,
"God's To -Morrow. Miss [retie Hog- sets on Sunday conducting services
garth presided ewer the business. The In the Presbyterian Church there.
the
were .read and adopted and Miss Dorothy Brazier of London
the rail called, Mrs. s\iacMru,gaIi play- visited during the past week at the
ed a piano instrumental. 'sirs. C. ,Tied- home of Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Steer.
interesting
president esf theW4M,S,. gave an a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron visit-
interestinrg address on 'e sang ." Mises ed with relatives in Hanover on Sun-
day,
and Jean Lave claret. day, -
1\1r. and Mrs. Tack Reid hare mov-
ed into the reales Inc the Petty hlodc• days recently at the Roue of her
Teachers to Meet Here.— daughter, Mrs. VanLangbton in Tor -
The teacher convention wibl. Ibe onto.
held in the town 'ball, !Tenets on Funeral of the Late Miss Habklrk.—
Novemlber Fath. Tlhe ladies of Carmel The funeral of the late Miss Mao
Presbyterian ,Chatrrlt will caner to the garret E. Habkh'k was hold from the
teachers.late residence on Thursday after -
Mr. Clare Zuede t the •1.A.S.F, o' moon, conducted by Rev. R. A. Brook.
Petawawa visited this week with his 'rho floral tributes were very beauti-
grandfather, Mr. John 'Lntefle, fol showing the esteem in which the
hiss Jean Bonthron of London vi:-- deceased was held. Mrs. J. W. Bon-
itecl 011 Satteelay with her parents.throe sang a solo entitled, "No Night
ale. anrd Mrs. J. W. Benthrnn. , There." The pallbearers were Messrs.
Dr. 'Wm. Geiger of I\\'a•tenln.c vis-; Oliver Anderson, Anllett; Jas. Aud-
ited on Sunday •with his father, -Ale,
Owen (lei ger,
\ir;. laanes Patterson a(ienrleel the
inset mid Alfred 74unkie, near Exet-
er, Harvey Hyde, Mensal]; Mr. Smith.
Hagersville, and Mr, Habknlc, Miclti-
annual cnnvennen of ,the Women's gan. Interment was in Mas.Taggai't's
institutes ,held in Hotel Louden this cemetery. Relatives attended the fu -
Week, as 11 representative of the Ilea)- neral from Michigan, Detroit, Hager
salt Senior Women's Institute eville, Seaforth, Clinton, Itnllett, Ex -
Mies Margaret Buchanan, - R.N., of eter and Thames Roetl
lee Httron, has taken 111 .residence Seriously Injured in Auto Accident
in the reams in the house of Mr. and Mr. Earl Dick of Dorchester, oldest
Mrs 1Wro.- Dorgan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dick,
.Mrs. Verne. Smith of Exeter is Hensel], was seriously hurt in an
anrnl»ng a.few days 'w -nth 'her :mother auto accident in London last week.
when the car he was driving collided
with another onto Earl received a
fractured skull and is in a serious
eourlon.
dition in Victoria Tl'ospital, Loel-
.Mr Annie Sanodercncic.
Rc Brice of Ailsa Craig conduct-
ed- services in Cartmel Presbyterian
'Church nn Sunday in the absence of
the tactor. RCA,. 'Wm Weir, B..1 '1111
choir sang ewe anthems, ":1s Panted)
The slant," Wand "Rise up n \fen of
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks S0c
FOR SALE
Ten good pigs, 8 weeks old, W. J.
Finnigan,
WANTED
Old Live Horses for fertilizer. Ap•
ply to. J. Matthews, Dublin. Phone
23x22.
STRAYED
Roan Shorthorn steer weighing
about 700 lbs., gone astray. Anyone
knowing anything about this animal
kindly communicate with Jackson
Bras., phone 5-653, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
11 young pigs, 8 weeks old, for sale.
Phone 840r33. Irwin Trewartha,
NOVEMBER SESSION OF
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderic:h, commencing Tuesday, No,
vember 12th, at 2 p,m.
All accounts, notices of deputations
and other business requiring the at-
tention of Council should be in the
hands of the County Clerk not later
than Saturday, Nov, 9th, 1940.
N. W. MILLER.
County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario,
WINTHROP
Pte; Oliver Pryce of Woodstock
spent a day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas. Pryce, Mr. and
Mrs, 'Pryce and -family spent a day
at Camp with Oliver recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCowan,
Bobby and Jackie, spent Sunday
with isIr, and Mrs, 'Walter Eaton, and
Mr. William Trewartha.
Mrs, 'Gillies of Collingwood has
poen visiting her daughter, Mrs. ,Cohn
Gillies,
Mr. William Montgomery of Inger-
soll, and Mr. Andrew Montgomery
of Guelph, spent the week enol with
their parents; Mr. and Mrs, John
Montgomery,
The W.M.S. and W.A. of Coven
Church will hold their Thank offer-
ing meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6,
at the horse of Mrs. Earl Habkirk.
Mrs. R. W. Craw will he the guest
sneaker. )toll cell will be on Thanks
giving. - -
CONSTANCE
Visitors at the home of Mr. sited
Mee. William ,Lewitt on Sunday were
Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy hall and sons, El-
win anti Jewitt, of Ethel, and Mr. and
Mrs, Wilbur Jewitt.
Mr. and Mrs, William Jamieson
and Miss Ethel Dexter of Kitchener
were guests at the home of Mr,- and
Mrs. Austin Dexter on Surnda.y.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1940
NOVEMBER FIRST, 1940 — YOUR ACCOUNT IS DUE
PROMPT PAYMENT WILL BE APPRECIATED
SPOT CASH PRICES
New Life Hog Concentrate
per cwt, 2 75
New Life Pig Starter
per cwt, .. , ........ 2.35
New Life Poultry Ceincentrate
per cwt. 3.35
Royal Purple Pig Starter
per owt.
Royal Purple Poultry
Concentrate
Oyster Shell, per cwt.
3.75
1 05
Oatmeal—
I b
20 bag ....79c
80 Ib bag. —2.59
7 Ib bag....25c
5 113. Rolled Wheat 21c
Oil Cake Meal, per cwt...,2,08
Royal Purple Calf Meal
25 ib. 99c
Royal Purple Calf Meal
100 lb. bag 3 79
36c per Doz. in Trade for Grade A Large -Eggs
Solid Leather Boots, and Rubbers at Lowest Prices
We ele Finnigan -
FOR SALE
A good kitchen range, coal or wood,
with reservoir. Apply Con Eckert,
Coleman St., Seaforth.
FOR SALE -
6 -week-old pigs. Apply Roy Law-
son, ' 2 miles west of Seaforth, on
highway,
FOR SALE
A girl's outfit, size 4, light blue,
coat, leggings and bonnet, also rub-
bers and overshoes, Phone (i60i"2.
FOR SALE
Ilorse trailer for sale, in good
shape. ('heap, Apply in W. C. Goven•
lock, Egmondville, Phone G631.5,
FOR SALE
1110 year-old I eghorn hens, for sale.
Plume e1161.33, Seaforth, James
Scott, Roxboro,
FOR SALE
A number of eon's and heifers, to
freshen soon; also sone 141111rne
steers. Ray Connell, jdt
n• 011 .22.
.
0l•. ort ventral.
.tl t lit
HOUSEKEEPER'S POSITION
9\ nag gl. 1 rn al 11111 chereie .re;
;.t1t ,.
..
N. \\ rit, bit's. freed
1511 1te li Pei.. Ont.
FOR SALE
Oliver 70 Standard 'I'racnn', uu
steel. 1'u11 2 seasons, 21-20 hp. with m
without Oliver plow. Cuelsshtttt tree
ter ;dew al•:n for sale. Gordon ltirh-
,t1•dson, }h'uceficld, 11.11.1. Phone 6Gch
25. Sentinel) central.
AGENTS WANT
FEMALEED—MALE OR
-
NINETY CENTS' :1N 1I011lt for
TWC) $Lad sales of FA\IILItX PRO.
DUCTS selling as easily as BREAD
ANT) Bt r'rsn1 VOl1R earnings in
aot•urduueh tv1111 the. 0111011111 of limo
and offnrt you put into your work!
,Apply for I Rha catalogue and parties
Mars. G. St. George. 5711 St. (lemma
Street. Montreal.
COURT OF REVISION
Township of McKillop
The Township Conned' of McKillop
will meet as u Court of Revision o11
the Assessment Roll for the year
1940 at the Carnegie Hall, Seaforth.
on Monday, the 4th cloy of November
1940, at len o'clock In the forenoon
Notices of appeal should be in the
Clerk's hands on or before Oct. 25th.
JOHN McNAY, Clerk.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Margaret Isabella
Jackson.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Margaret Isabella
Jackson, late of the Village of Ng-
mondville, deceased, who died on or
about the third day of October, 1940
are hereby notified to sons! in to the
undersigned on or before the 10th
day of November, 1940, full particul-
ars of their claims.
Int.mediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
amongst the parties 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 24th clay of
October, 1940.
GEORGE A. JACKSON
HENRY M. JACKSON,
THOMAS T. JACKSON,
Executors.
By their Solicitor,
H. G. MSIR,
Seaforth and Clinton.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of William ie.
Trewartha.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of William K. Trewartha.
Farmi'r, late of the Township of Me -
Killen, deceased, who died 011 or
about the 27th clay of April, 1940, ere
hereby notified to - send in to the
undersigned on or before the 2n1
day of November, 1940, full particnl
ars of their claims.
-
Imnmediately after 1110 staid hast
mentioned date, the assets of 111e said
estate will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto. having
regard only to claims of which the
undersigned shall then have notice
to the exclusion of till others, and
the undersigned will not be liable le
any person of whose claim the niter
signed shall not then have notice en
the est;els £10 distributed or any pale
thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 12th day of
October. 1940.
IRVIN CHESTER TRh:WARTITA
Executor,
By his Solicitor,
H. G. MJIIIR,
Seaforth, Ontario. -
ELMER D. BiLL, W.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
McCONNELL & WAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Iluron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build.
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:—
Teesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 pen. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7;30 0. r11. to 9 p. m.
CHOICE MILK FED DRESSED
CHICKENS -
Weighing rip to 8 lbs. I le tsc order
m day in advance. it pos,4111e.Win
deliver in town. ]'hunt 81132. Scott's
Poultry Farm.
PORTABLE SiLO
Steil- },alt silage at a nominal Ellet.
'1'lu 110SI'0 Portable silo /itices
available Iu fur•niers and sioelt ruhet'e
rusts 1•c• stnretge facilities equal to
thy, .highest priced pernucheut silos.
mid at to fractional cost. combined
with thin it gives you the added feat-
ure of portability. Build the Roseo
Silo as yeti till it, and take it down
RR the ensllago is used. 12 ft. silo
Priced at $7.75 Per trait. 14 ft, silo
priced at $8.05 per unit. Murray
Tyndall, ]]ruceliehl, Phone Clinton
618 r 12.
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Spy, King. Winne Sweet, Green-
ing, Russet, Baldwin and Cider
apples. Inhere Clinton 622.24. Fred
Alignment, ent, Varna.
SPENCE PRODUCE
Next to Crick's Bakery. We are in
the nnu'ket for all kinds of Poultry
end Eggs, Phone 170x' for quotations.
II. 11. Spence ee Son, Seaforth.
CIDER MILL
\\'ill make cider and apple butter
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-
day of each week during October and
November. Cider still located on the.
street. leading to the golf course.
West Ward. .Mitchell. Ivied I-Ielmick
Proprietor. Terms cash. Telephone
181, Mitchell,
APPLES FOR SALE
Sprayed apples for sale. Spies, hal-
dwins, greenings, russets and outer
varieties. Phone 76r11, Hensall.
Apply to Wm. R. Stephenson, Varna.
KILL THE GERM
And prevent disease by disinfecting
and whitewashing your stabling now
before your herds and flocks are
housed. Chargee moderate. All work
guaranteed. Only modern methods
used. Bruce Berry, Brucefleld.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
Rubber Goods, Sundries, etc., mail-
ed postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper.
80% less than retail. Write for mail-
order catalogue. Nov. -Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
120 acres, mile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and 5, 13th Concession Town-
ship of Grey. Large bank barn, frame
house, excellent gravel pit. Apply to
The Seaforth News.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Mary Trewartha,
All persons haying claims against
the Estate of Maty Trewartha, late
of the Township of McKillop, deceas-
ed, who died on or about the 6th
clay of March, 1940, are hereby noti-
fied to send in to the undersigned on
or before the 2nd day of November,
1940, full particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
amongst the parties 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 them
have notice for the assets so distrib-
uted or any pati thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 12811 day of
October, 1940.
IRVIN Ci3ES'CER TRrWARTHA
h5xecutor.
By his Solicitor, -
H. 0. MEIA,
Seaforth, Ontario.
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES_