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The Seaforth News, 1941-10-09, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1941 HENSALL Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Maclntyre of Detroit visited during the past week with the latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Daniels, Mrs. Gordon Appleton has moved 10 Exeter where she has taken an apartment, Corporal Lawrence Ilaynitam of Camp Borden, who was on his last. leave, visited with Mrs, Bay.nham, Bobby and Jimmy. Mrs, Donald McKinnon moved 'into the dwelling leeeutly vacated by Mrs. Marjorie jorie Sparks this week. 11 .is. Harold and Donald MMill- ard et St. Catharines ,pent. the week. end with their parents. 111, and Mrs. Ezra Willard. Mr,.1. l,. Case c is enjoying a two weeks' vac. ion anti spent 0 few tiu.r this week hi Detroit, Mr and Mrs. Ted Taman and baby f Listowel spent the week end with Mrs. Tamara's mother. 1Irs. C. Mc - Lionel'. Mr. and Mrs. Tannin were guests at the Greer-Bonthron wed- ding on Saturday. The Field Day meet, Relit in Hen - salt cn Wednesday last, sponsored by and LeRoy O'Brien. Dr. A. R. Camp- bell, president of the committee, and the iocal teachers were in charge of the arrangements. A softball game was an added feature on the pro- gram. Junior girl: champion, Betty Munn, S. 5,10, Hay. 8 points, Junior Boys' Champion, Billie Campbell, Hensall, 11 points. Senior Girls cham- pion, Elizabeth Grant, Hensall, 10 points, Senior Boys' champion, Don• aid Joynt, Hensall. 10 points, Inter- mediate girls' champion, Shirley Wolff, Hensall, 11 points; It:termed- fate'boys' champion. Ross Gascho. Zurich, 2d points Mis • Mao Swaim of London visit - .rd on Sunday with her patents, lir. :=rid MH e, Peter Swaim, Hiss Olive Walker. RN., h.ft this .,k for Albany Hospital, N, T.. to sutie her duties after :pending the „,,t month with her parents. It t.rd Mrs, Geo. Walker. 1I (. r:ad Passmore sow, of the IICA El.ell.vM visited ore?' the Ree n,! with itis patents. MY. anti Mfrs 370 and Mrs. Gerald Colvin o Lelia tlle�t on the loan is mud t..:n,i at.t, Mir. and Ili,. Fred Corltet n Sunday. Commencing this geek the stores will be closed on Tuesday evening during he fall and winter, They wil be open Saturday ev, nings and ev ery evening during December. The Arnold Circle of Carne Church held a successful social eat ening on Wednesday at the home o Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. Game were enjoyed and refreshment served, Mr. Robert Passmore, B.A., ha left to resume his studies at the ttni versity of Toronto after visiting hi parents, lelo. and Mrs. John Pass ore. A number of members of Cannel Presbyterian congregation attended the evening service in Caren Presby- terian Church, Exeter, when the pas- tor. Rev.. D. C. Hill, preached his farewell sermon, taking as his text, "He who giveth his life shall find it; and he who saveth his life shall lose it." Rev, Hill has been called to the color's with the Canadian Army and has been appointed district chaplain and reported at District No, 2, Tor- onto on Tuesday. He is well known among the congregation of Carmel Church having been interim moder- ator during- the vacancy preceding Res, Wm. Weir, B.A., and having exchanged pulpits with the minister here during the holidays for the past several years and Carmel church Congregation will follow his career with much interest. Miss Mildred Hackney is spending a few days at her home on the Thames Road owing to ill health. W. M. S. Entertains the Hensel!. Kfppen and Zurich war service committee. was largely at- tended, the weather being ideal. The committee in charge was DIr, R. H. Middleton, chairman; Messrs. ,W. R. Davidson, Ted Oliver, Ed Gascho, Donna oftaBlenheim spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rigbys parents, Mr, and Mrs, 'Stewart McQueen. They were accompanied home by Miss Helen McQueen, who will. visit with them, Ret, Wtn. Weir, B.A., conducted se00ires in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and thy. choir contributed two anthems entitled "Teach Me O Lord,' and "0 Wor- ship the King." Next Sabbath being Thanksgiving Sunday special services will be held iu the local churches with special mute by the choirs.- :qr. hoirs, 11r, and lis. Enoch Parker of L'owntanvil1 re visiting with. their -oft and d to titer' -in late, ,Mir. and 110 Harold Parker. iii and Sirs. Harry Joynt and daughter Judith Ann of 1.0101011 and 1)t M'i in. T..Joynt of Loudon spent Sunday with their mother, firs Alice Joy-nt, - W.M.S. Meet— The October meeting oi' the W.M, S. of the United Church was held on Thursday afternoon with the presi- dent, Mrs. Cross, presiding, follow- ing the opening exercises the busi- nees was taken up and arrangements made for the annual thankoffering to he held Sunday, Oct. 26th when Rev. A. Sinclair of Blyth will be the special speaker. Arrangements were made to have Miss Agnes McPhail speak here some future date, Mrs. A. Spencer then took the chair and "Blest Be Tie That Binds" was sung and tars. C. 1tieDonell read the Scripture from the 6th chapter of Galatians. A vocal duet "Above the Bright Blue" contributed by Mrs, Hedden and Mrs. Hess was mach enjoyed, accompanied by Miss Irene Douglas at the piano. Mrs. Laramie led in prayer and the topic was tak- en by Mrs. Geo. Hess. Miss Jean Murray spoke briefly in the interests of the W.C.T.U, and the meeting closed with the benediction, Senior Mission Circle Meets.— The Senior Mission Circle of the United Church commenced their fall Sangster, labor, hall, $6.0;0; 0. Twitchell, supplies, fire dept. 512,50; W. R. Davidson, coal for hall, $155. )Total $265,39. Council adjourned to meet November 3rd.—Jas, A, Pat- terson, Clerk, Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Hayter and Donnie of London visited recently i with Mrs.Hayter's parents, Mr. and ;Mrs IL D.Bell. Messrs, Nelson Pepper and Mur- ray Traquait' of' Hamilton spent the , week end at their respective Montes ' here. Mr. and 11 is. Milton Lavery and family of Port Dalhousie, sten a few days visiting with :Mrs. Lavery's p .rents, Mr. 1001 ;tars, Thos, Harris, and :lir, and 1Irs Earl Pa<sntnre, Ilr. and Sirs, Stott Welsh aitil Wayne visited i C n Y. Thomas over the week end with Mr. and Mrs, 0. 1I. (,rant and family. Ray iMleLttrum) entertained a nuto- bei' of his chants tit. a birthday party at his home on Tuesday- afternoon: The new home ,of Mr, and Mrs. Scott Welsh le rapidly nearing coin- pletion and they expect to stove into 'the dwelling soon. The building is itt charge of Mr. Thos. Welsh and will be very modern and convenient, On Thursday afternoon of last week little Wayne Welsh entertained twelve of his playmates at his home, the occasion being his birthday. Hats and balloons provided fun for all, and games were played, followed by refreshments. Miss Jung Sauudercock is visiting with relatives in Kitchener. Word has just been received here of the death of Mrs. A. R. Camp- jbell's mother, Mrs. MacDonald; in Nova Scotia. The deceased under- went an operation some time ago, having had her leg amputated, and has been in declining health since, , Mrs. Campbell was called to her I home owing to the serious illness of Iter mother- and has spent several weeks with her. AWARDS TO SE GIVEN Continued Prom Page One att,l winter meetings by meeting at son; Grade 11, ist, Wilma Hay; 2nd, the hotter of Miss Gladys Passmore ,latae Moffat; Grad' 10, 1st, Phyllis on Monday evening., opening with Barry, 2nd, Leo TTiekncll; Grade 9, 1,, hymn sot;.: and the Lord 1 , Allan Ryan, Kenneth I'iaton, in urn nu. Mt. Fdna Satmdurcork The tirst part of the program was S • •' 'ss- Kn.). F read the Scripture and 310. I. "On the Good Ship Jolly. Rover," in k Pht dile took the devotional (:icing which 1110 following took part: Solos, thanks,' after which Miss Annie. Joe Patten, Ken Beating, 11Iarion ' Funk led in prayer. MItss trout Dong- Matson. Joan McMaster, Altyvonto f las spoke• 011 the workof the Mission Moore, Don McKay. Isobel McKellar, Circle. The business items were tali- claateets, Helen Smith, Isobel lleKel- i en up and the meetings will be held 111'; pirettts. Marguerite Westeott, the tirst Monday night teeth uutnth ,Jean Wright, Helen Smith, Ahy a •hen refit htnent,s will be served. voune Moore. Janet Handley. Bath- s Th • meeting. concluded by- singing leen Holies. Pirate crew, captain 1 the national anthem. Morgan, Joe Patten; mates, Miles Jet, 11. A. Brook was in charge of MIe Mullan, Frank Ryan, George Hil- the services in the 'United Church 011 dcbrand, Keith Dale, Leo Hicknell, 1 Sunday and in keeping with the Neviile McMillan, Frank Casson; World Communion, communion ser- Crew, Arnie Archibald. Ken Keating, f, vice was held in the morning. The Jim Southgate, Neil Hopper, Gordon s. choir sang two anthems "Since Jesus Wilson, Don Munn, Joe' Hicknell, s Died for Me," and "Lord Let Me Ted Milliken, Archie Watt, Roger i Serie Thee," Milliken, Joe Devereaux, Ernie Clark s Greer-Bonthron— ,Joe Anderson, Don McKay, Hugh The home of ,Mfr. and Mrs. James Doig, Harry Scott, Frank Casson, s ' Bonthron was the setting for a char- I Pat Bechely, Jean McMaster,' Marion - ming wedding on Saturday at high Mason, Doris Ferguson, Mary Dun- ni I.noon, being beautifully decorated teen, Geralda Flannery, Teresa 0' - with autumn flowers for the cere- mony when their only daughter, Car- olyn Jean, became the bride of Mac- s Craver Neill, Janie Moffat, Dorothy Smith, Jean Hurford. Act Two—''At the Box Office,' Allister Burwell Greer of London, taking part, Lillian Southgate, Jim son of Dins, Sarah Greer and the late Kelly; Neville McMillan, Maxine Mc - A. B. Greer of London. The bride, Brien, Dorothy Agar, Margaret 0' - given in marriage by her father, was Reilly, Serve Blanchard, Alvin Pryce and Jack Cleary. "Just A Playboy," Miles McMillan, Kathleen Holmes, Marguerite West- quet of "i'alisntan roses. Miss Betty cat, Joan McMaster, Ahyvotne Claire Plaagrneyer of Detroit, niece Moore, Jean Wright, James Jamie - of the groom, was bridesmaid, wear- son, ,Tack Patrick, Leo Hicknell, Ro- ing a white net floor length skirt ger Milliken, with paddy green bodice and carried "Confessions," Frank Cassons, G. a bouquet of yellow and rust mules, Hildebrand, "Boy Meets Girl," Ernest Clarke, Elizabeth Lane. "A Pretty Girl," Ken Keating, thron, brother of the bride, was best Joan McMaster, Mildred Aitcheson, routine Matthews, Betty Matthews, 1 man. The bride's mother received in Lois Wright, Fergus Bell. a floor length dress of aqua blue "Scandal in Clinton" L. South - crepe with gold accessories and col'- gate, Jack Patrick, Neil Hopper, F. sage of talisman roses and the Ryan, Arnold Archibald. groom's mother chose a navy print "Scoop," Lois Wright, Jim South - chaining in a floor length gown of white sheer over taffeta with finger- tip veil and carried a beautiful bou- Rev. Wm. Weir performed the cere- mony and Mr. A. D. Anderton of Wirtgham, formerly Godei•ich, played the wedding march. Mr. Harold Bon - Home Helpers— crepe suit with matching accessories gate, Archie Watt, Keith Dale. The W. M. S. of Carmel Church' and corsage of Better Days roses, "Drill of the Robots," Dorothy Forrester, Dorothy Smith, Pat Bech- ely, Therese O'Neill, Dorothy Mac-, Kenzie, Helen Smith, Jean Agar, B, Campbell, Geralda Flannery, Doro- thy Huisser, Lenora Habkirk, nixie' Sandford. "Grande Finale," soloist, Marion` Mason and the entire cast. Production Staff—Director, Mei- burn E. Turner, B.A.; dancing in- structress, Bernice G. ITarper; stage manager, Allan Smith, M.A., assist- ant, Keith Harrison; make -tip, Miss S Wood B A • assistants Miss E. very successfully entertained the Home Helpers at a supper meeting in the school room of the church on Thursday evening. The room and tables were tastefully decorated with autumn flowers for the occasion. Mrs. A, Logan presided over the fol- lowing program arranged by the Home Helpers and opened by sing - liar "0, Master Let Me Walk with Thee." followed by prayer by Mrs. W. M. Bell. The scripture, Hebrews, chapter 11, was read by Mrs. 3. Hazelwood. The roll call was an- swered with "Faith," Mrs, J. Cairns favored with a vocal solo entitled, "I Have a Friend." The business was presided over by the president, Mrs. A buffet luncheon was served to some thirty guests following the cer- emony. Later the young couple left amici showers of confetti and best wishes on a motor trip. The bride donned for travelling a beige wool bouche suit with brown feather hat and brown accessories. They will re- side in London. 1 The Young People of CartneI Presbyterian Church held a business meeting on Monday evening in the school room of the church with the president, Miss Irene Hoggarth, pre- siding. A nominating committee com- prising Misses Sally Manson, Ruth Maclllvenna, Bobby Cameron and Jim Mustard were appointed to sel- C. Hudson, who welcomed the Home ect the slate of officers. Helpers to the meeting. Mrs. Logan ' A number of the members of the and Mrs. Davidson reported having W.M.S. of the United Church attend - made sixteen calls during the past ed the Presbyterial held in Clinton month. Mrs. Workman and Mrs.. on Tuesday. Sangster will visit during the next Council Meeting.— month. Arrangements were made to I The regular meeting of the village pack boxes for the boys overseas council was held on Monday evening and Ivbrs, W. R. Davidson and Mrs. at 8 p.m, in the council chamber A. D. McEwen were appointed to with all members being present, Min - pack same. The Home Helpers' re- utes of the previous meeting were port was given by Mrs. A. Logan read, Kerslake and Parkins that the and the treasurer's report was given minutes be adopted as read. Carried. by Mrs. 'A. D. McEwen. Arrange- 'R. J. Patterson, tax collector, report- ments were also made for the thank ed receiving $1,275.20 in 1941 taxes offering to be held in the near fut- to date. Thos. Kyle reported re the ure. Mrs. Jas. Parkins gave the ad- gravel for the streets being available dress for the evening on "Suffering at MacLean's pit. Reeve Shaddick Human and Divine, and Console- reported the interview with the tion," which was most interesting highway engineer, Stratford, re sur - and helpful. The program concluded face treatment of Ring street. J. A. by singing '"Faith of Our Fathers," 'Patterson reported as being served after which 1VIrs. Wm. Douglas lad with a revised assessment on the in prayer. 'Black Creek Drain extension, Cor - Mr. Thos. Shaddick is visiting respondence read; Dept. Municipal with relatives at Londesboro, !Affairs, Dept. of Highways, Munici- The W. M. S. of the United pal World, A. E. Donald, E. MacKin Church will hold their annual thank non, Bell Telephone Co., D. E. offering ,on Sunday, October 26th, Holmes. Bills and accounts: A. Tay and shook his head. with an air of when Rev, Arthur Sinclair of Blyth, :ler, labor fire tanks $1; IT: Hyde, will be the special speaker. I tractor at park 52; Chas. Mika, car ectasy. Afterthis pantomimic comp - In Memoriam AUSTIN—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Alfred Austin, who passed away 001, 8; 1937, Time speeds on, four years have passed, Since death its gloom, its shadows east, Within our home, where all was bright, And took from us a shining light. We miss that light and ever will Ilia vacant Chair there is none can till. Down here we mourn but not in vain, For up in Heaven, we will meet again, —Ever remembered by wife and family. Auction Sale 00 House, Lot and Furniture at the home of tite late George Weeks, Lot 2, Crawford Survey, Tacna, on Fri- day, October 24th, at 1.30 p.m., con- sisting of the following: 5 piece living room suite, Morris chair, 3 rocking chairs, 4 tables, rug 10'a,12'; tapestry rug, congoleum rug, leather couch, 6 oak leather seated dining room chairs, combina- tion china cabinet and buffet, white drop bead sewing machine; 2 com- plete bed room suites; number of mattresses, day bed; chest of draw- ers; toilet set; commode ehair; quilts and blankets; fallen leaf table, kitchen cabinet, 8 kitchen chairs, 2 cupboards, kitchen stove (Cosy Home); lawn mower, 2 pieces of cougoleum 2 x 3 yards; silverware, sealers, dishes and numerous other articles, 1929 Essex coach in good. condition. At the sante time and place the hoose and lot will be offered for sale. The lot consists of 1/1 acre of land with 1t/: story asphalt shingled house with hydro installed. Terms cash, Edith Beatty, Executrix. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. Auction Sale Of Farm, Farm Slnc•k, implements and Furniture, At Lot 57 01 08, Bay- field Road, 4 miles west of Clinton, on Thnreday. Oetobet• 16th, at 1 p,m. sharp: consisting of the following: H0t'scs ('lyde mare. 10 years old; ! Mack driving ]corse (blond) 6 years' old, Cattle—Registered Holstein cow.l 5 tears old, No. 328902, due Jan, itt; registered Holstein cow, 5 years old, No, 328901, clue Jan. 26; registered Holstein heifer, 2 years old, No, 443731, due May 6; registered Hol- stein heifer, 9 mouths o12, No. 483-I 187; registered Holstein heifer, 8' months old, No. 484038; grade cow, 7 years old, due Nov. 9; grade cow, 8 years old, due Jan. 12; grade cow, 7 year's 010, dee Feb. 17; grade cow, 7 years old, tine April 16; grade cow, 5 years old, due March 6; grade cow, I aged, due Feb. 26; grade cow, 9 years' old, milking; grade heifer, 3 years old, clue Feb. 17; grade heifer, EtA years old, due time of sale; grade SATURDAY CASH BARGAINS Why Pay More Salado Tea, Ib, 75c Red Rose Tea, 1b. 75c Tender Leaf Tea, pkg 35c Maxwell House Coffee, 113 49c First Grade Creamery Butter lb, 35c Choice Dairy Butter, 16 30c Macaroni, 5 lbs- . __... 190 MITTS, GLOVES, RUBBER Five Roses Flour, 98 lb. bag $2.99 Sepoy Flour, 98 ]b. bag $2.69 Pastry Flour, 24 ib. bag 63c Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs 79c Newport Fluffs, 63 oz. pkg. 49c Popped Wheat, 21 ox 25c Wheat Berries, 5 Ib. bag23e BOOTS AT LOWEST PRICES ' �� a et 92.1 Auction Sale Lambert Sale 'lards, Stt•athroy, Saturday, October 11, 260 head of mixed stock cattle, Sales every Saturday. Private sales during the week. A, G. McAlpine, Auctioneer, Auction Sale Of Farnt Stock and Implements. Mr, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has been instructed of sell by public auction at Lot 30, North East Bound- ary of 'Osborne, 11/,t miles south of Cbiselhurst, (known as McTaggart's corner), on Friday, October 17t1, at 1 pan. Horses—Matched team of black stares, 10 years old; 1 colt, 5 mouths old; 1 matched team of geldings, ris- ing 2 and 3, sired by Favorite Again. Cattle -2 yearling steers, 2 calves, 9 months old; 4 yearling heifers. Pigs -5 sows due to litter in No- vember, 20 clunes pigs,. 40 to 60 lbs. Implements—Massey Harris binder, Massey Harris seed drill, Massey Harris cultivator; disc harrow, har- row cart, 1 mower, sulky rake, riding plow, 1 scutller, John Deere manure spreader, set 2,000 Ib. scales; 1 wagon, ]fay rack. wagon box, buggy, cutter, farming mill, cutting box, root palpet Cyclone gross seeder, forks, shovels, whiff]etrees, numerous 00101' al'tieles, Terms, cash, Martin McTaggart, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. FOR SALE Sweet apples suitable for making Apple Butter. Apply to Victor Lee. SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Certified apples, Spy, Snow, Rus- set, Tatman Sweet, Greening, Bald- win and cooking apples. Phone Clin- ton 622-24, Fred 1vicelymont, Varna. NOTICE For Mineral for Cattle, Pigs or Poultry, see your Watkins dealer, Wm. Brt h,t tt 3 blocks east of heifer, 2� years old, due May 19; LOST rade heifer 1% . Implements—Mas,yey Harris bind- er, 6 ft. cut; Massey Harris mower, 6 ft. cut; Massey Harris drill, 12 ]roe; 1Massey' Harris tilsc, 14 plate; ssey Barris cultivator; hay rake gyears old, i A "Diamond Willow" cane be- tween Jake Brootne's woodyard and Albert Baker's residence, Seaforth, on )Wednesday last. Keepsake. Re- ward. Phone 842r 5. 10 ft. width; bean sniffler and pull- FOR SALE et'; hand snuffler, nearly new; steel 3 Collie dogs, 2 month old, for stale. land roller; 4 section drag harrows; Come and see that breed at work. Quebec riding plow; Fleury walking Apply to John F. Beuermaun, phone plow; lumber wagon; hay rack; 848 r 24. wagon box and stock rack; top bug- gy; set of bob sleighs and platform; cutting box; fanning mill; 2000 ]b. scales; grinding stone; set of heavy harness and collars; 5, 10 gal. milk cans; 85 gal. copper kettle; 100 sap pails and sp]lea; also pans and boil• ing equipment; heavy logging chain; broad axe; tools and numerous other 'articles including household furni- ture. At the same time and place there will be offered for sale, subject to reserved bid the farts consisting of 142 acres more or less, with 11/ storey frame house, bank barn, 64x 60 feet. and other out buildings. Water supply consists of a never failing spring and well water. Terms of Sale—Terms on farm made known on day of sale. Terms on stock and furniture, cash, and if desired 3 months' credit will be given on farm implements amounting to over Ten Dollars, on furnishing approved joint notes bear- ing bank interest, Wm, H. Lobb, Proprietor. Lorne Jervis, Clerk, Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. Lester, B.A., kiiss R. Fennell, B.A., M M4 All B A 1 - •t' Mi en, genera cat - nman. I H. Weedmark, B.A.; proper- ties, Geo. Hildebrand, Frank Casson; advertising, I. H. Weedmark, Miles McMillan, Hairy Scott; rehearsal pianists, Miss Harper, Mr. Turner; call man, Don Stephenson; spotlight, Harry Scott; orchestra, Bernice Har- per, Arthur Golding, Jack Moore, Betty Moore, D'Orleon Sills„ Jean Habkirk, Kenneth Hart, Leslie Pryce Oliver Pryee, George Reeves. Th Chinaman could speak but lit- tle English, and the Englishman could speak no Chinese, nevertheless the dinner went off very agreeably, The two men sat facing one another in silence while a neat Chinese but- ler served them dish after dish of surpassing delicacy. There was one dish especially that pleased the Eng- lishman, It was a rich stew of onions, pork, mushrooms, and a dark, tender, well -flavored neat that Seemed like duck, The Englishman ate heartily of this stew. Then he closed his eyes and lifted his hands Mr, Kennedy of the staff of the at park, $1; Hydro Com., hydro hall Bank of Montreal, who recently un- - $7,29; Thos. Kyle,salary, 870; F. G. dement an operation in Scott Mem Bonthron, postage, $5; R, J. Patter- orial Hospital, Seaforth, is much son, selecting jurors, $1,50; R. E, improved. Shaddick, do., 1.50, J. A. Patterson Mr: and Mrs, Don Rigby and do. and car to Stratford, 85; 3. liment to the dish he said interroga- tively: "Quack, quack?" "No, no," said the Chinaman, "Bow -wow -wow!" Iffilmslmorzsaccaccromarannaluseariamodosan Fourth��� REDUCTION SALE Scotch Shorthorns Tuesday, October 21 14 Bulls 16 Females ELMANDORPH STOCK FARM VARNA, ONTARIO Send for Catalogue Clifford H. Keys, R. R. 1, Varna FUR COATS! In Seaforth and Vicinity I beg to announce, I, Sam Carter, of Seaforth, have been fortunate enough to get an agency with one of the leading fur mtinutacturers of To- ronto, who can save you 35% to 40% in purchasing a new Fur Coat. I have a complete set of samples of Ladies' Fur Coats of all descriptions. Buy direct from the maker to the wearer. A liberal allowance on your present fur coat. Remodelling and repairing at factory prices. SAM CARTER North Main St., Seaforth AUCTION SALE Of Farm. Stock and Implements.. Mr. Harold Jackson has been in- structed to sell by public auction on Is ridgy, October• 10th on Lot 28, Cot. 14, Hibbert Township, four miles east of ]'-iensall, at 12.30 p.m., the following: Horses — Gelding; driver; good teats work horses. Cattle—Pure bred Durham roan cow to freshen Nov. 1st; pure bred roan cow with calf at foot, to fresh- en May lst; pure bred Durham heif- er, 2 years old, to freshen Apr. 280.; pure bred heifer 2 years old to fresh- en May 23rd. Oracle Stock—Roan cow to freshen April 27th; red cow to freshen April 17th; two 2 -year-old steers, fait; two 1 -year-old steers; 2 calves. Harness—Double set brass mount- ed team harness; set double single harness; set of third harness; set single harness; horse collars; 2 buf- falo robes; 3 horse blankets. Implements — Cockshutt manure spreader, new; Cockshutt riding plow; Perrin riding plow; maple 2 furrow walking plow; walking plow; Fleury walking plow; Massey Harris spring tooth cultivator; 3 drum steel land roller; Maxwell disc; Massey Harris fertilizer disc drill; Massey Harris 13 hoe drill; 4 section Diamond set harrows; 3 sec- tion Diamond set harrows; Frost and Wood mower; steel rake; wag- on; gravel box; wagon rack; Chath- am fanning mill with bagger; bag truck; cutting box; root pulper; scraper; scatter; grass seed sower; buggy; cutter; tongue and whiffle trees tor light team; set scales (cap- acity 1200 Ibs.); incubator (capacity 240 eggs), new; colony house, stove and canopy; steel jack; 2 logging chains; 4 sling ropes, new; 6 buggy wheels; wagon jack; vise; anvil; emery; 3 cross cut saws; Man cross cut saw; rip saw; 3 -burner coal oil stove; sap pan; 2 onion screens. Quantity of hay; whiffle trees; neck yokes, shovels, forks, hoes, traps, barrels, and many other articles. Terms cash. Mrs, Gordon Bolton, Proprietress. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. „ , „„t,„,,,t"tit,"u"t,Onn"nun,tn„""tt 001 f. „rt B BLUE COAL All Sizes John. Sclater Estate ,iediuun ”, ttt ttt ill.t„ 101111,1110.1.101.101111111011 . McCONN LL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hayti SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build ing, Seaforth. Office itours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1:30 p.m. to 5 pan. Saturday evening, 7•,30 p. m. to 9 p. m. FOR SALE OR RENT On James Street, desirable frame house. 8 rooms, furnace, town water and garage. Mrs. Frank Sills. FOR SALE Yorkshire boars and sows 2 months old from a boar and sows qualified in. Advanced Registry, Wilbur Turnbull, Brussels, - R. R. No. 2. Phone 28.19. RAM FOR SALE 1 choice Leicester ram, 7 months old. Phone 23 r 21, Dublin central. Fred Beuermaun, Dublin, R. R. 1. FOR SALE Dinette buffet for sale cheap. Ap- ply to the News Office. FOR SALE 76 White Leghorn pullets, laying. Bray St Tweddle breeding. Apply Cooper Forrest, Zurich, R. R, #3.. Phone 99 r 2. CIDER MILL Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday, Tltttrsday, Friday, of each week dur- ing October and November. Cider mill located on the street leading to. the Golf Course, West Ward, Mitch ell. Fred lennick, Proprietor. Terme eas]t. Phone 181, Mitchell. WOOLLENS WANTED Good trimmed soft woollen, six cents cash; or seven cents trade on blankets or rugs, Write the only authorized Company salesman in this .district. H. Smelser, Mitchell, Ontario. ROOMS FOR RENT Rooms for rent fn Seaforth. Phone 3(], Dublin, WANTED TO RENT Land suitable for the growing of flax. We prefer old sod and must have it fall plowed either by the owner or by ourselves, Hesky Flax Products Ltd., Seaforth. FARM FOR SALE 160 acres, 5th line' of Morris township, on county -Provincial high- way, NE 1d lot 6 and S?z, brick house with frame kitchen, bank barn, cement stabling, drilled well, close to school. Some bush. Apply at The News office; or phone Brussels 15r4. WANTED Old horses for fertilizer, until October 20. J. Matthews, Phone Dub- lin 23 r 22. FOR SALE Personal Rubber Goods, mailed postpaid, in plain sealed envelope, with pricelist. 6 samples 25e. 24 samples $1.00. Adults only. Atex Rubber Co., Box 231, Hamilton, Ont. PROPERTY IN EGMONDVILLE A desirable building property on Main St., half acre of land, small barn and henhouse. A quantity of brick, and cement blocks, may be sold separately. Must be sold to wind up estate. Mrs. Jean R. Dale, R. R. 2, Seaforth, Administratrix. FOR SALE Bosco Steel Roofing "7 -Rib" and "Storm Seal" Council Standard, guar ranteed 25 years. Rosco 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, Brueefield.' Phone Clinton, 618 ring 12. INSURANCE Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness 0i Accid- ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds, Rates reasonable. All risks placid in first class companies. Information cheerfully given E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE- AGENCIES