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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-07-03, Page 8PAGE EIGHT HENSALL THE SEAFORTH a ORTH NEWS was eyeet rd r: f eelements sere ea, e:ipeg, and tine children, three broth- Report of Hensel' Continuation errs Xe,rnnut \lame emir, Nal . IMr. and (Mrs t4a r e eeatindereock School— ;Percy. 1eilmoac ;Sask.: Walter. of oil iVelmlear ,pent t tea, days this 1 atter ,e sahjeet furans over ruSej .Hensall, t esters, Mrs. ilen Fader week vi i,ittig unh ,Mrs. 'tetra ;;;tun- 11, ,between wee.; ; et I, ;between 60 -fop of le motel and \:lre. C. E. Hackney dercock. and c, IPwtwect .50 -59. R pecans sec of Science H. 'Mae Sitai 'Tudor and Mrs. Seraras .en'•rnended, F means failure, left ani week ter Hamilton where Gr. XI -NII: Robert ;Cameron, !g. OA vvery Family Reunion.— thlit r,Eng comma hest, c, alg. q cheats tics they will spend a few days.n pleasant dayiwasonpeat at haute ni \Ir. and. 11frs. (i. 1\fit. IMr. and Mrs. 'V Laughton of Tor- c, Latin c, 'French t: Gwen'Limper-- Ortwein on Tuesday, July 'let When ortfa spent the ltoli'day with her pees literature II, Eng. comp, 111, history their annual .fancily reunion was 'held, thee; ;Mrs. IChas. iIvIcIDonell 1!l, algebra c, art 1. French c, tont 1I. Those attending from a dis'tan'ce were (Miss Edith ,Parkins of St ,Catltar Alcan .Crerar-1Literatnre c, comp 1II, Mv. and Mrs, A. B. Ortwein, Detroit, cues spemtt the week end with her history F. algebra f, chem. c, Latin f, M. and Mrs. J. Brinkholt, Kitclren- parents, IMr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins, com c e\lacy Goodwin-- literature c, er; Mr. M. W. Ortwein, Mine Mar - Miss Dorothy Brazier returned to comp 11, 'history c, algebra c, art 11, garet Billings and Miss Vera Mac. iter home in .London after spending French c, cont, c, Norman Jolly ---,Lit. Vicar, London, Mr. and Mrs. W. the past two tweaks at the hone c f I. comp 1, history III, algebra 111, Sclteeter, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Dr, and IM•rs. Steer. chem, I11. !Latin c, Fr, II; Donald Jas. Paterson and Mr. and Mrs, G. IMr. Roy IASiadLaren of St IOarhar- Joynt--JLiteratnre II, comp id, hi,. M, Drysdale and family, Hensel!. A has spent the week end and holiday III, algebra i, chem. c, Latin C. Fr. c: daughter, Mrs, Robert Lohr of Boa - at his home 'here 'with ;Mee M'eoLaren Margaret Kercher — ;L,iterature 1, well, Pa., was unable to attend. Mr, and son Donald. Rag eater, all, history III, alg. 111, and Mrs. Ortwein are prominent res- eMr, and ;Mrs Geo. C. Petty cele- clam e. Fr. e, cone II: Jeanne i'yhtis idents of the village. Mr. Ortwein is cheated their sixty-fourth wedding an- _Lit, H. comp. 11, hist. I, alg. III, in his ninety-first year. niversary 'at their home here on S'un - dey, Jane ?nth. Mr. and Dare, Petty Were married at 1 peen by Rev. Mr. Tyler. They had a family of seven. one son, Hansen who.was !killed m action in she 'Great 'War, six dar.gh- ters, Mes. Lorne Scott of Toronto: ,Mrs, Abbott of Detroit. IVIrs, A. Ken- nedy of Winnipeg and f\Irs. •DG. Smith of S•t;Marts. Gertrude and...Mil- licent died of effects of nursing aver - etas in the Great War. Mr. Douglas Sangster of Windsor visited over the holiday at the home ef his another, Mrs. Minnie Sangster. ;Mies Ruth leillvenna, assistant teacher at the continuation school left last .week for her' home at North Bay. Mr. and ;Mrs. Lee Oesch of St. Ca- tharines spent the week end here. A pleasant afternoon was spent in S.S. No. 10, Hay, on ,laednesday last, The -final Junior Red Cross meet- ing was held with the mothers of the pupils as guests. Miss May Taylor, vice president, presided. The meeting opened with the singing of 0 Canada and the Junior Red Cross Song. A short address of welcome was follow- ed by the roll call, the reading of the minutes and the presentation of vari- ous reports on the year's work. A program consisting of musical nunt- bers, recitations and stories followed. ;Billy Coleman read the essay for which he recently received first prize. Then the teacher. Miss Grieve, was le.P. i..--lK. J. Moore, 1 rinctpal, in the school to say farewell to Mr. seated in a prettily decorated chair Miss Roth Melllvenna, asst. : Andrew Smart with Ma Sani Ren- ansi the following address was read: Report of S S No. 1, Tuckersmith— nie's very able assistance. Mr. Joe lin THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941 white acct -'pries. They will reside in Mitchell. The gratis gift to the bride was a chest of silver: to the bridesmaid •t gold compact, and ,to the .hest mean, a - hill fold. Guests were present from Flint, Detroit, Dutton, Stratford, Brussels, Mitchell, Atwood, Walton and Brodhagen, TUCKERSMiTH Mrs. Thos. Coleman, who has , spent tilts last few mouths with her brother• -in-law and Mrs: Coleman at; Howell, returned home last Friday night, as Mr•. Coleman is improved and able to visit his friends, The farmers ere busy with the haying and will soon have it garn- ered in if it stays dry a few more days. But a shower would do good to tate other crops, Mrs. Myrtle Carnoehan of Detroit is spending a few weeks with relat- ives and friends. chum c, Latin c, French III; elor- Miss Edith Parkins, Ma and Mrs.. ence Swain-- Lit c, coni. II his. Cline Flynn .of London and Mr. Mar-. 111, alg. 14. ,sheen. i French III, ray Parkins of Zurich spent the weep COM.111; Blanch. Thomson, Lit. e. end at the home of their parents, comp c history- c, algebra c, chem. e, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. pity. e, French f, corn. c; (Dorothy Mw and Mrs. E. L. Mickle and fa-' Chandler—.Literature I1, comp. 1, roily. spent the holiday at Ridgetown hist.II alg. I, chem. c 1atin q, Fr. I1: and Rondeau Park. Grade X—John Beer --BLit. 11I, Mr, and Mrs, Hiscocks who were comp I, geog. c, Can. hist, t, agric. recently married at Thorndale are lad, math c, Latin c, Fr. c; !Garden spending the summer mouths with 'Catnphell—,Lit. III, comp. c, ;swot;. c, the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. hist r, agri;. c, math 1, lit c, Fr. all Hunt, RossKennedy—DLit. c, comp. c, ,grog Mr. and Mrs, Whitney Carter and c, his. c, aeric. c, math. c, Latin 1LI, Donnie and Catharine of Clinton vis - Fr. III; Harold Koehler --Liter, SIL iced over the week end with Mrs. comp 2, igeog 3, hist. 2, agric. 2, Wrath Carter's mother, Mrs. Catharine ILatin,]i, French 1; Lois IMadLaren Hedden. Passmore and 1 Mr and are Jahn 'HIBBERT S.S.S.#4, Hibbert The following are the promotion results of S. S. S. #4, Hibbert: To Grade VIII. Mary Feeney (I3), Martin Feeney. To Grade VII. Catherine McIver tH), Bernadette Barry (H), Jim Feeney (Conditional), To Grade VI. Jack Morris (H), Frank Jordan, Victor Feeney. I To Grade IV. Ursula Feeney (H), Joseph Barry, Jack Feeney, To Grade II. Loretta Morris (H), Gregory Morris (H), Loretta Barry (H), Veronica Jordan and Anne Feeney. C. C. Eckert, Teacher. —4Lit. 3, comp 3, geog. c, ins. e, agri. c math c ILatin r, French c; June daughter Gladys are holidaying at Saundcrcack---Lih c. history c, agri. Pike's Bay - r, art c, !French r, Jeetin r, math, c; Mr, Harold Willard of St. Gather.; Donald Bell --DLit, c, comp 3, geog c, Ines spent the week end with his pa- histpry c; aeric. _', math, c, art 3, ; r. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Willard. 3, B.P. c: James Clark—Lit r, comp. Miss Helen McNaughton of Toron-I t + a few days at the home bf r, teog. 3, hist 5, agri 3, math c, art o seen 3. Fr. f B.P. et Audrey Dick—Lit. 3; her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorne comp. 2. cede 3, hist. +, agri, 3. math McNakgaton. 1, art 2. French B.P. 2; 'Blanche Jack and Jimmy Stapleton left on at- Greene—Liter. c, camp. c, geag, f, t Tuesday for Brandon, Man„ to at- histerd f, aerie. c. math. 5, art c, Irr. I tend the Brandon ,Pair. Their mots. c, BP. f: Marion MadLaren—Liter., ' et' Mrs, Eva Stapleton won a prize ?, camp, e, grog. 3. Inc. c, agric. ,1, trip to Brandon Fair. math. c, art 2. hr. c, R.P. c; Ronald Presentation at Hurondale Stephen -Lit- i, comp 3, .geo., c, hist. S Thu — r, agri'. f. math. c, art c. French f, I Thursday ay evening last the parents t and ratepayers of No, 1, IIsborne met .ear :\fess Grieve, til e, the Dupe s i In the following report the pupils Ferguson as master of ceremonies of S.S. No. 10. Hay, learned wnh are listed in the grade, far the fall presented a splendid program. Hur- regret that you had decided to sever e your connection with this school. W telt that we could not le, the oceaston Leonard (Clark, (Marjorie Dalrymple. daughters go down one by one in an pass without showing our anprecia- Norma Green, Patsy Mitchell, flabby old fashioned spelling match which tion of your valuable ret ices, 1 an 1 raquair. Grade 4—Bernice Dining. left the laurels with Mrs. Melvin have been a very capabie and !'sins Larne Ford, Billie Greene, Hannah Moir, At the conclusion of the pro - taking teacher and the re`ulte of your Pepper. Grade 3, Roy 'Ford, Keith gram the following address was work and the influence of your Chris- Vallatrd. Grade 2—Bobby !Bell.—.Jean read: "Dear Mr. Smart,—Most school tian character will continue in aur B McQueen. Teacher section gatherings are occasions of homes for years to come. Iti\ e hope Recent visitors at the home of complete joy and happiness. Tonight that wherever your lot may be cast in Miss Emma Johnston ware Mr. Jas. we folks of this section are finding the future, that you niay have the full Nicholson, Mrs. Robe Nicholson, of our pleasure adulterated by a great measure of success and happiness.AcWingham, Mr. and Mrs, F. S. John- deal of sorrow and sense of loss. It a small token of our appreciation we ston of Manitoowac, Wisconsin, ac- is with this in mind we meet to say ask you to accept this gift, a travell- companied by their daughter. Miss goodbye to you. During your stay of ing case, and hope that it may serve Monica Johnston and friend. Miss a couple of years with us we have to remind you of our happy and pro-, Mary Jones. been struck with your sincerity and llta'ble time spent together. After a! Miss Joyce Scruton of Toronto is faithful work. You have given ex. few words of thanks from the teacher spending a vacation with her mother. cellent service and shown a high de - the meeting concluded with a patrio- Mrs. A. Scruton and sister, Mrs, Pet- gree of fairness and impartiality tic pageant. ' er McNaughton, which in the final analysis is good Donna !Rigby of Blenheim is spend- Messrs. Carey Joynt Oand Jack sportsmanship. Your influence will, ing a couple of week's vacation with Simmons of Windsor spent the week we know, be reflected in our child - her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Stew- end at their respective homes here. ren, and your traits of character art (McQueen. 1 Mrs. Woods of Santa Barbara, have Peen such as raise the moral Mr. and Mrs. Jas Patterson were Calif., is visiting with her mother, plane of any group of youngsters. In in Detroit last week attending a Mrs. J. Dinsdale and sister, Mrs. fact we can say no more than that wedding -there. 1 Alda Simmons. we are sorry you are leaving. In your Presentation to Teacher.— I Miss Ada Gramm of Detroit is future work wherever It may lead A very enjoyable time was spent holidaying with her parents, Mr, and you we wish you every success and at S.S.'No. 1, Tuckersmith fast week Mrs. Geo, Gramm. hope the years will leave time enough when the pupils presented their tea- Miss Myrtle Peart has returned for you and yours to come our way term: Grade S. Billie Clark, Jack ondaie always proud of its scholastic Clark, Harold billing. Grade 5— achievements, saw its older sons and KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor and fancily of Stratford are spending a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Dinsdale, Mrs. John Witcombe and Mr. Bill Witcombe, Fred Todd and Mr, and Mrs. Blake Keeley and little son, all of Ingersoll, spent the week end with Mr. Wm. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long and Miss Jean Long spent Dominion. Day in Stratford. Mrs. John Cooper had the misfor- tune to upset a boiler of scalding water on herself and is quite seri- ously scalded. Mrs. Alice Cook and daughter Pau- line of London are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. W, Schilbe. MCTAVISH FAMILY REUNION Bell's school, North cEasthope, was the scene of a Nappy gathering when the,;desce:n'dants of the late Alexander ;.\'1eTavish gathered for ,their 'fourth reunion. ;Aver 80 guests from Cleveland, London, Toronto, Hamilton, 'Wind- sor, Woodstock, Kitchener, Clifford, Seaforth, IBlyt'h, Brussels, Paris, Stratford and surrounding districts were presetnt to enjoy the ,good fel- lowship that prevailed, after being ac- corded a ;hearty -welcome by the pres- ident, Peter Fraser anti lairs. Fraser. At noon the guests sat clown to en- joy the many good things provided at two long tables •set in the school house. Bouquets of pinik peonies and summer ,flowers added a touch of col- or: At rhe oonclusian of the noon -day repast a short !business session was held with the president as chairman. Mr, J. L. 11ell, secretary, read the minutes and also a letter of greetings from Solsgirth, Manitoba, which in- cluded a general imitation to, the Ont- ario tl'IcTavish reunion members to attend the McTavish reunion to be held at Clear Lake, Manitoba's nat- ional park, early in July. ;It was decided to 'hold ;the next cher, (Miss Jean McQueen, nem has home having spent a few days at the again, That you may have something reunion at the halve of D. 'McNichol, resigned after teaching far five years, home of Mrs. John Cairns, Bruce- to remember us by we beg you to Walton. with a combination silver and glass field, whose father, the late Mr. Rob- accept these brushes acid pens in then following officers and contem- plate. F onecn-plate.' Following is the address: "Dear ert Murdoch, passed away recently. hope their use may bring to mind arc were elected: president. John Miss 'McQueen.—We. the pupils of Dr. Wm. T. Joynt, who has been your friends at No. 1, Usborne, Sign - 'McNichol, icier! Myth; secretary -treasurer, ! S.S. No. 1. Tuckersmith. are assent- on the staff of the Ontario hospital. ed on behalf of parents and rate- �,Irs, J. L. Bell 'eerela lunch coir- !b]ed etre at this inament to do honor Otillia, has boon transferred to payers, Elgin Routeliffe," I wetter, Mrs. !William lllael er, Bnus- to car r ! el:eyed teacher who has , London and commenced his duties ( sets; sports convener, D. aMeNiehoh t t:gt nth aided as c faithfully SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS King Bug Killer 10 1b. bag 43c 20 1b. bag 69c Sudden Death Bug Killer 10 lb. bag 20 lb. bag 39c 69c Quaker Corn Flakes 3 for 25c Sugar Kriap Corn Flakes. 2 for 15c Puffed !Wheat % bus. pkg. 29c 1 bus. pkg. 49c Rice'Krispies 2 pkg. 25c Kellogg Bran Flakes Fly-O-Cide ;Fly Spray 2 pkgs. 25c 16 oz. tin 49c Refills for 40c Sepoy Flour , .. 98 1b. bag 2.49 Prairie Rose , , . 98 lb. bag 2.59 Spray 128 oz. tin 1.15 Purity Flour ... 98 lb. ,bag 2,99 Stockade Animal Fly YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY IN EGMONDVILLE We J. Finnigan J this week. MANi-EY \\'niton. fort` as: free year- 1\ e will al- Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau of IAIr. and Mrs, Tasted;Afanlcy at- tvays tee raieit1 for em- patience tat. Catharines spent the week end t keeef,r s to ae az d star- at the home of the fornrer's parents, tended the Rook -!Finnegan ;wedding i FLAX SCOURGE •k d xt ;- at 11th ora t .stir ay.. seer of is cast eon fail Mr. and Airs. Alex. Mousseau. I\cess Tho McKay and comity of Killed ByBritish Scientists' Re- neace end happiness as tee ,ear ea, MN. Jones tnee Mary Little) of by. 'We will new ask eo_e to aen t London. was a recent visitor with 'Galt were visitor, at the home of Mr. search Work tens intie rift at a ;mail tc i 61 murelatives here. and !Mrs. Terry O'Hara last lamiday I To flax growers in Australia, Can- e! Dreman n f r your service- Signed Miss Goldie Cross, student at and on their return they called at the ! , . This spend• home of her parents. Mr and 'airs. oda, Egypt, the Argentine and India cn fiesta ref your moms. \Ir -s \i e- Alma CollegeStomas, flu€ei e fee. ,bell chosen words ing her vacation with her parents, .Con Eckart of Seaforth and (Mary comes the news that British scien- thi,t hes the pupils for the ;beautiful Mr. and Airs. W. B. Cross. McKay, their daughter, tvho finished title workers have discovered how eteft Miss Hamilton of Bluevale - has the school terns at the Collegiate, re -to control seed -barns flax diseases. IMr. and :Mrs. Aionza Oerwein of been engaged as teacher at S.S. No. turned with then!, 1. Tuckersmith. The dry weather is causing anxiety Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Dayman, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gus Voth of Detroit, spent the week end and holiday at Pike's Bay. Mrs. Kemp of Detroit visited last week with her mother, Mrs. Mar- jorie Sparks. The United Church congregation and Sunday school will hold their an- neal picnic at Turn'bull's. !grove on Wednesday, July 9t'h with the :fallow- ing committees in charge: Transpor- tation. G. M Drysdale, Dr. Smillie; sports George 1 -less, Ken Hicks; bunch !Mrs. Oliver Rantcliffe, Mm. J. MetAllister, Mrs. Annie Saundercook, Mrs. H'arpo'le and Mrs. 'Kennedy. I Dan Kenneth Hicks has moved the contents of his Sc to $1100 store into the !building !beside the :Bank of 'Montreal recently vacated by Mr, IE. Doerr. (Mr, and !Mrs. Milton (Lavery of Port Dalhousie spent the 'week end with relatives 'here. Miss Mae McNaughton of Toronto is spending her vacation with rela- tives here. Dies at Winnipeg. lMa -Walter Madge of ;Hensel! leas received word of the midden death of his brother, Alfred Gordon Madge at ave his hone in 'Winnipeg in bis 152nd Miss Marguerite Hogarth faivored year. The deceased was (born in Us - with a vocal solo entitled, ';Was that borne east of Exeter, youngest son Of Somebody You." 'Mrs, ;Wen. Sillery the Sate IMr. and Mrs. Samuel 1Madge. accompanied at the piano. Mr. Hen- He attended S.S. 'Na, 2, elaborne :g ,Strangave the topic on "The and Hibthert and was employed dor a Judgment of .God." !Mies Jean Allison number of years as a hardware clerk of Regina .gave a splendid talk on in Mitchell and Kirkton.•'Tbirty years the conference slte attended. Mrs, ago be left for Winnipeg and took up 'Willard favored with a piano solo; 'fox and mink earmin . !He was a. mar '!Sun of My Soda" with variations, veteran and was gassed 'and Mrs. !Heavy Strang Jr..gaee a paper sharked in the battle of 'Veiny Ridge c n attrtrent events. Oars. C,Heudson A military 'funeral service was held moved a vote od thanks for the splen- on Saturday. Surviving are his widow retia a f 'Miss Edna Smith of ;Win D 'etroit spent the holiday with the ,farmer's .perert,, Mr. and ;lir,. J. W.Ortwein. Mrs. D. Bailey of Huntsville is a -guest at the manse with her son-in- law and daughter, Rev. and ;Mrs. 'Wm "heir, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brinkholt of Kit- chener spent the holiday with the lat- ter'=. parents, !Mr. and Mrs. J. W, [art-Nein. Mr. Lorne Elder of Galt spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, Exeter 'W-M.S. Give Program-- The 'WJMS, of 'Caven Presbyter- ian Church. Exeter, were the _guests of the W iM.'S, of -Cannel Presby- terian Church here on Thursday ev- tronig and presented the following which hich was much enjoyed. The school room of the church was !beautifully decorated with 'flowers for th the occasion. Mrs, D. C. Hill ;lyre - sided in e albsence of the president. After a short address of welcome lby Mrs. IC. IH'itdson the 'meeting opened with the Red 'Cross prayer and a hymn. ;Mrs, Hatter read the ;Scrip- ture and led in prayer. Reports of the various secretaries were given and a !hymn was sung after which !Miss L. Jedkeil gave th'e report of the execti- jive held in Clinton !Jane 10 After patient research in North - as reports have it that the wheat crop' ern Ireland, Dr, Muakett and his is ripening too fast and the grain is group of assistants can show in- ahrit•eling. The!potato and root cram creases from 30 to 60 per cent in the is ff from Incdry weather friend= and neighbors gathered at the of the treatment of seed with a new hone of. (Michael IConnol'ly of 'Logan chemical Compound. and gave a shower to Mary Ellen 1 Careful observations doting the Dempsey bis ibridc-to;he, whose mar- growing season of treated seed and riage teak place Saturday in the Im- maculate Church, Stratford. She was a native of oar Ibmrg and taught school. striking increase in yield of seed in Guelph .for a number of years. treated with the new compound. Their many friends ,wish them many years of happiness. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks 50c (Rock - ;Finnigan,— IA lovely wedding was solemnized at St. Joseph's 'Church, Stratford at 110 ,o'clookSaturday morning, 'June28, when 'Nora, daughter of Mr. P. J. Finnigan, Kinkora, and the late Mrs. i Finnegan, ;became the bride of Wil- fredG. Rock of ;Mitchell, son off aver. and :Mrs, ]8hine;hold Rock of i4cKil- lop. 'Very Rev Dean Egan officiated. The bride, ;given in marriage by her father, wore a graceful floor length , gown of ivory satin with a tong em- 'braidered veil and a ooronet .01 or- ange 'blossoms. She carried a /bou- quet of lily of Mlle :valley, pink roses and :fern Miss Helen IMathieson of Stratford was !bridesmaid nearing a 'gown Of net over Mate satin. Her Rowers were carnations and eases and ntaidenh'air fern. Mr, Lyle Willard 'of St. Catharines supported the groom. to 'reception was 'held et ;the hone oe the bride's Ib'nother and sister-in-law, IMr and Mrs. Dan Finniglan of Kin- ' kora..Albo!ut sixty memlb'ers of the !m - mediate families were present. The rooms were prettily arranged in a ;pink and white color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Rock lett an a wedding 'trip to , Montreal. The 'bri'de wore for travell- costume- ina an 'air 'force 'blue costume with Last •Tuesday night a .number sr. erutg ra yield of scutched fibre as the result WOOL WANTED Highest Market Price ACCORDING 'r0 GRADE Delivered at Egmondville H. M. JACKSON Phone 3-w Seaforth did program and a 1 half hour the former fss n Card of Thanks The family of the late Robert D. Murdoch wish to thank their many friends for the many acts of kind- ness and sympathy extended to them dpring their sad bereavement; also to thank those who sent floral trib- utes and for cars loaned, SEPARATOR FOR SALE Viking Separator, 650 lbs. cap. Al- most new. Would exchange for good cow. Apply to The News. FOR SALE Spraymotor with 58 ft. hose and extension, 40 gal. barrel, 2 nozzles. Cost $55 new last Fall, will sell for $35 cash. Good moneymaker for whitewashing barns, henhouses, etc. J. F. Carlin, Beechwood. FOR SALE, FARMERS A car load of Prince Edward Islan potatoes now on band. A limited amount of certified seed included Leave your orders at Hensall Co operative. Also coal, cedar poste, B. C. shingles, concentrates, stocit minerals, salt, oils, and fertilizer of all brands. Huron Farmers' Co - Operative Co, Ltd., Hensel]. TENDERS WANTED I, the tmdersigned, will receive tenders on or before July 12, 1941, for 3,000 yards of gravel, ee inch crushed acid delivered to any place in the Township of Stanley. Marked cheque for 10 per cent of the amount must he enclosed with each tender. Contract to be com- pleted Oct. 15, 1941. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dated this 18th day of June. WILFRID CHIMER, Varna, Road Superintendent DE LAVAL Cream Separators Stock Clearance Sale 1 #14, 550 lbs. capacity, new type Separator, ball bearings throughout 1 Junior, 550 lbs, capacity. A very fine machine Prices Are Going Un NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! J. F.DALY FORD -MERCURY DEALER SEAFORTH "FAVOURITE AGAIN" Popular Clydesdale sire, will stand at Coyne Bros., Con. 7. Hibbert, for season of 1941, and will travel by trailer a reasonable distance to meet interested parties. Phone 431.27, Dublin, Teo Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallions ROYAL CARBROOK (27101) Enrolment No. 8500. Form 1 FLOWERPRINT SUPREME (28352) Enrolment No. 8959 Form 2 DONALD MONCUR (28559) _ Enrolment No. 4177. Form 3 Route for 1941—Monday and Tues. day. in the vicinity of Walton and and Brussels, Wednesday—Through Kinburn and west to the highway, south through Clinton, home by way of Tucker. smith. Thursday —Through Seaforth to St. Columban and Beechwood, home through way of Winthrop. Friday and Saturday, Goderich Township and Colborne. Terms $13.00, payable Mar. 1, 1942. T. 3. McMichael, Prop. & Mgr. McCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConneR, H. Glenn Hays. SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build tug, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. in, HAY FOR SALE Twenty acres of hay for sale. Lot 27, Con, 2, Hibbert, Apply to John, Cronin, St. C'elumban. WANTED Girl or woman to take charge of farm house, Apply to The News. CAR FOR SALE '28 Whippet 4 coach. Four good tires, excellent motor. $40. James Finlayson, Kippen. FOR SALE A quantity of mixed hay for sale by the acre. Phone 616.32, Clinton. Bert Irwin. WANTED A small personal loan for six ,months. Ten per cent. Safe invest- ment. Apply to The News office. FOR SALE A York sow for sale. Apply to V. Cooper, Egmondville, APARTMENT TO RENT On Market street, Seaforth, near Main, vacated July 1, Phone 30, Dublin, "MEN WANTED" BIG MONEY FOR YOU. Sell Fain - ilex Line of over 200 guaranteed household necessities. People buy on sight. Big repeat business sure, Now is the time to make your start, Everywhere business is booming! If you are industrious and willing to work, send your name and address, and you will receive our illustrated catalogue and plan. FAMILEX; 670 St. Clement, MONTREAL. TO RENT South Victoria Apartments, all conveniences, to be vacated by Mr. Elmer D. Bell, Apply to E. L. Box. PERHAM BERRIES Call at patch Inc better, cheaper berries. Pick your own if you wish. 1 mile west of Winthrop. WANTED Girl for general housework, 2 chil- dren in family. Good wages. No washing. Apply to the News Office, Enrolment No, 3019. First Class, Form 1, Grade A, Premium No. 76, TORRS MAGNATE P.oute, 1941—Monday, leave bis stable, lot 4, con. 3, Hibbert, to Matt Murray's, lot 5, con. 4. McKillop, for noon; to Jack McCarthy's, lot 33, con. 2, Logan, till 6, then borne. till Wednesday morning. Wednesday, to Cecil Ralph's, lot 10, con. 3, Logan, for noon, then by way of Gould's school. to own stable. Thursday, to Dune. Colquhoun's, lot 3. con. 8, Hibbert, for noon; then to Geo. Wallace's, lot 11, con. 11, Cromarty, from 3 to 6, then to Jack Burchill's, lot 10, con. 5. for night. Friday, west to Nagle's eideroad, then north 114 miles, then east to his own stable for noon where be will remain till following Monday. Terms, $13, payable January, 1942. Robert Burchill, Prop. & Mgr., R.R. 2, Dublin, Ont, Phone 19r18. DIED HART, Agnes Scott.--Cla Friday, IJvnte 217th, at her 'hone, '81- Pendr'ih street, Agnes 'Scott, dearly !beloved t wife of C. C. is.art, mother of holes. J. IJ, 'Hannon ((Gladys "'V,), 'Ottawa, 'Mrs. George', Good (:Jean);. Berth iM. C., Reg., (J'o'hn 1E., and W. N. 'Cress- well Hart, in 'her seventy-eighth herresidence year. !Funeral einem late re.rde Monday, Service in the Myers -Elliott (Chapel, 7115 Dovercoutit 'Road (ji et s'oatth of IBloor), at 4 pan. Interment .Scarboro Memorial Park. PROPERTY FOR SALE In Harpurhey, one mile west of Seaforth, a two storey brick house containing nine rooms. in good re- pair. Also a garage and barn. There is also 3 1/6 acres of first class land naturally drained suitable for small fruits or gardening, For particulars apply to: Mrs. George. Leitch, Clinton, R. R. No. 1. Phone 841-24, Seaforth. Mrs. James Carter, Seaforth. Phone 667-21, Seaforth central, House in Egmondville For Sale 7 roomed frame house, corner lot. Main St.. with hydro, hard and soft water. On this property there is aa acre of land, stable, and hen house, also fruit trees. Low taxes. Apply to Mrs, Jean R. Dale, R. R. 2, Seaforth. Phone 667 r 2. FOR SALE Rosco Steel Roofing "7 -Rib" and "Storm Seal" Council Standard, gra. ranteed 25 years. Rosen Portable Silos. Galvanized Sheet Iron, all sizes and gauges, Metal Sidings, Eavestrough and Pipe, Galvanized Water Stock Tanks and Hogtroughs, Granary Lining, Galvanized Ridge and Valley, Door Track and Hard- ware. Extension Ladders up to 44 feet in length. Asphalt Products in- cluding Roll Roofing, Shingles, Brick Siding, Insul-Brick Siding, Roofing Paints, Plastic Cement, Building Paper of all kinds, Nails, etc, MurraY Tyndall, Brucefield. Phone Clinton, 618 ring 12, ARTICLES FOR SALE Personal Rubber Goods, mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope, with pricelist. 6 samples 25e 21 sera - Ales $1.00. Adults only. Atex Rubber Co., Box 231, Hamilton, 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 INSiTRANCE AGENCIES