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HENSALL
The Hensel' Won -tied:, Inetitete
tonerieted their halt making foe
1941 miving shipped 1,40
Red Croee headquaeters in Toronto,
This no:hided strawberry. raspberry,
gooseberry, plum and grape jam.
apple telly and pear marmalade. The
Inootute wishes to thank all those
so g,encrouely donated sugar
and fruit and also those 'who gave
their eervicee especially the vonven-
ere, Mn. John Shepherd. Mrs. W, 0.
• GoedWia, Mn. Fred Beer and Mrs.
C. Cook. Thanks are also tendered
to tbe sessioee of the kited and
.Presbyterien churehes for the use of
theiti ketehens in this jam making
project. IV Ord has been redeived
from Toronto that this jam 'tested
very highly and will all be ehipped
overeciase
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tudor epent
the week end in Pundits visiting
with their daughter, Miss Margaret
Tudor.
The . Senior Mission Circle of the
United Chureb will meet at the home
of Miss Edna Snundereock on Mon-
day evening. November 3rd at 8 p.m.
• - Mre. Roy Mactaren and son Don-
ald -visited last week with Mrs. A. J
Swett -zee and 'Mrs. Albert Bowen.
A hot halloweden eupper will be
Z^Erd • in the .schoolroom of the Un-
ited Church on Thursday. Otitober
30th at 6.30 pen. by the Women's
Association after which a program
will be presented -by the airmen of
the Clinton radio school assisted by
local talent. •
Rev. Arthur Sinclair of Myth,
wa the guest speaker on Sunday
morning when the \V.M.S, of the
Urited Church held their annual
thenkotiering and delivered a very
inspiring adoress, Rev. h. A. Brook
had charge of the evening service.
.Little -Dean. -
Mr. and Mre George Hees, Bob
tiId Iiuth. ttended the marriage of
"idielet Irene Doan, daughter of Mr.
..;s1 Mrs. Stanley
t.Lallnd rth-
en Link. atie Mee, Grent
.net1e ineetee Sask. Th,
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ist the peed: Sew winters id the
ee Mr. and Mrs. ,1 W. Bomb
eon. Serve:nine. ere three $11.And,
Ceiunede: William in
Aen_iet, mei
4:i.lightS., Mr.,. J. W.
Mr.,, Hall. Me-
leeede Reek. 1 ene. and Mr. X. NI,
vier. Hanover. Fentral wae
'eeki frere the Enarigereol Clan -0e
',reedier -len ee 2 p.m. eite Menday. Int-
=einem 111 Wateeloo-1\iteh,-nier iiern-
.Etery
Mr. Lleeed Orwein. win. ie it. the
Nseee et Halifex, enjeyinie
ty-otee day leave and it ieits-11 over
tine -week end with his grandp0rents.
Mr. and Mre. J. W. Ortweln. and
Mr-. Peter Munn.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Meehan:in and
een Donald visited 00 Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Higgins.
M. and Mre. Cline Flynn and Miee
Enid P1ra:r nf London spent the
wie k end with their parer.ts.: Mr. and
Mee.
JO-. Peritir,s.
M?. it-,,it`,4'S of Bewmaniville
elidettel ited week with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Cue:it:ore and Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Parker. He was ticeempartied
home hy Mr. and Mre. lar, 11 Park-
e -le who have been visitine relative:,
here for the past two week
Marie Greta Lamenie i.i 141. -legate
of the Senior Womens Inetitute to'
the convention held in Lendien tine
week.
Mrs. Martha Murdock. re.J.
DMednie, 711r -s. Aida Simmons end
Jack attended the funeral of the
ormer'e brother. the late William
Butt in Seaforth, on Tuesday. Oth-
ers attending from here were Mre.
Hannah Workmen and Miss Mabel
Workman, Miei Flora Petty and Mr.!
James Petty.
The many friends of Mr. Win.1
Daniels are sorry to know he is not
enjeying the beet of health tend wae
mker,
10 Scott Meinorial Hospital
lust crook for treatment. Mr.
./.die wee confined to St. Joseph's Hos-
pital. London. -for several ninriths
anal ere:on:eine m; (toe-
rlinten Ir t..
emt. t•ft rj:dhra
F. ; goo Helen
;; dm:glade. 1:a:hi:line 0f.1-
Morer,z of Dasliwood Is
eleitirig at 1110 horn' of her parent:F.
M. and Mrs. Weeley Coleman.
Mr. and Mre. Wm. Simpsen and
son of Detroit. spent the week end
with. the former's mother Mrs. Lou
Sitnpson and grandmother Mrs.
Relit, Itont hron
Mr, William Buchanan spent Sun-
day with friends in Fergue.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Ross
onti Connie. ;icemen:tided by itIr. and
Mrs. Albert Morenz. spent the week
4111 With MI'. and Mrs. Wm. Corey
aud Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams in
Loudon.
Mr. Mid Mrs. Stanley Tudor of
Hensel] 01);11-1`Yeli their 25th wedding
anniversary of their marriage on
Saturday. The ceremony was per-
formed at West Flamboro octire
ber 25th, 1916. Mrs. Tudor was the
former Miss Alice McKee. Before
moving to Hensell five years ago, Mr.
and :Ore. Tudor resided in Dundas.
They have a family of three children, -
two sone, Melillo. in the RCAF.'and
Jack at borne. and one daughter Mar-
garet, Dundas.
Arnold Circle Meets -
The Arnold Circle of Carmel Pres.
byterian Church were pleasantly ent•
ertained at the hone of Misses Jeall
a1111. Iielerl McQueen .on Friday even -
The president Miss Sally Man-
son presided over the meeting. which
opened by singing "Pass Me Not 0
Gentle Saviour." after which Miss
Hannah Murray led in prayer. The
serpiture lesson. Psalni 94, was read
by Miss 'Helen Moir. After einging,
0 .Master Let MP Walk with Thee,"
Miss Irene Hoggarth played a piano
instrumental. The minutes of the pre
vious meeting were read and the
roll called. The business was discuss -
e4. and the payment •of birthday fees
' taken. The topic was very ably taken
by Mrs. Melvin Moir and the meet-
ing closed by singing "Sun of My
Soul" and the Lord's prayer in uni-
son. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
W. C. T. IJ. Meets -
'fin' 01101,0/' 711,, thin of the W.1.
T U. was held it; the 001001 room of
till. 'rutted clone h Thursday aft•
ernoon with M ehas Mutts mg std.
1110 to,•or the d; .1 11113 After ,..111g
'11f:4 tied led Help 110,1
prity.", s' fol 1110 davit. by
.301100. Alii- lenetet. Miss Alm.
tn ,ind :Ills lit Men.
:11;;;; Brook rciiti the scripture and
111 hymn "Tali, My Life and I.. 1 It
1:e," -was foildw.d by reeti..tieive
neeliee 1111 st 1:o the
tie 1111 Mrs. „links led in
i; dyer, :111,.; pre,.idea 41 11
e of tio 1! 11' 71111. George
cennty set -vie -
1 -1. C1.1,141t Of
ttriiss 47,11 ti.ito tiotto by Intembe
tree res sed see.gdi tinmks to Howard
la.g;i: for the dbeellons h; printod.
I01 ma:einem, re made fm. 111
Teten,-..; 10, 110.
lug lehi thurvii
Segforth ienly. ()et :eith.
The ren et41 WOS o r d mai Mrs.
tieMien loyoreg xvitit losal solo en.
+1 0.11s Tommctow,- accompan.
i• .1 liy ee the
11,11 10 piatie '111,11'
1.20yt by Miss Luker
we- Mtn ti 1'. AV. Chrie-
eieenty peesident. gay, the high-
ireete , w ("r, 1- eoeventieu
Mile et De vie, retied ('1111* 31. Sm-
ith. Mies einerey reeved 0. vote el
tin:Tito, To Mr. Ihristic. and the.
etitig 1,., 41 vitt], the benedictioti.
W. M. S. Thnrik-Offering-
'Fite etinnel thetileonering of Go
W. et et cerne I Pinebyterien
ininich we- ,ietAi en Tueetlay. then-
-der Leit44. ei enwith tti, 3*"44-11
eli e. 1- Dedene, preeitling. 41111
011il a1111 the +.1113 to
1,ilh e:•4ehiging hymn.
111ve ear /tionortal Praise,"
mt.!. Minh etre Logan read the
sieriptmo lessons from Romans, the
,•'N(3 1 il;.11,1.1. 1 lIndoi it'd in
prayer anti 0.e1ig,1t,.1
.1,41 the eneete, idler which Mrs.
ilteleen 0.1,1 11! Ityrni eTrnly
Mee In,, ivi it Truly flit' o." and ,14'd.
01,3.43 the off. rite by all iinint the
Mir -s. Margaret 1 totteall
taVered 03111 a solo, aoonthoon-
it'd by :tire, laingall to the plano,
Miee M Fowler of Alma gave a very
--ting adds on her trip to
.1.-enealeze. The time -thee elreied by
sietoug "Oar Loved Dentinien mess."
Alder wbh 1 1t. -v. Weir led M prayer.
A serial beer WelA 01)03.1 41 the elose
1111 refeeehments served.
Beal:miter Smola!". November 2nt1.
;he t'voling server Itt Carmel I'ree-
nyterian Clouds will le- held at 7
Th,. Voting People's Society of
1'aene4 Preebyterian Chureli will ob.
aeniversary Sunday on
November little For the occasion
they have secured 0 special speaker
Rode. Austin L Budge of Hamilton.
Th'horning sievice will be of par-
- tieloee I1 .1101 Os it will follow tho
lime of a ernalailiterid norVir.
1103(1 1. 11*14 lit'. Budge is an
anebority on ehurell 'lisle** and will
lead the eongregatioti in the form of
worehip observed by John Knox. Na
Trinsieal instrument will be used, No
' inenine will be ,sang. Further an-
tionecernent of these anniversary
eiheervanees will be ramie next week.
WORLD'S OLDEST COW
She Was Twenty -Nine Years Old
Thirty years tee() a cow of the
Ayeehirii breed wee exported to Aus-
tralia from Scotland.
She had a calf named 'Victoria",
and this animal has just died at the
age of twenty-nine years, the great-
est age ever record/id for a milking
cow, At eighteen years of age, when ;
she wee bought by Messrs. KorlT
"Moe., of Campbeittown, New Syd-
ney. she proeteeed 11.505 lbs. of
011110 and 1714. 215 lbs. fat. TwO years
later sh. ',I the Sydi1
/d: F41,01. ;It the are
of t!.V.elty- :41.1, • won see.:
oml prize, she ebee 1I.81 21 lbs. of
7;42 aw. 141,
"Victorias" only son. "Glom ,
gowan Victor." loin, when she was
twenty yours old has sired somg of
the greatest milk produeers
while a daughter of hers,
THE SEAFORTH MIMS
ANA *A
aesteagieeeteteettitteligereetaeletisieeliiiden
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th"d.
Duty
0 All over Canada people who have been
buying War Savings Certificates regularly
are doubling their purchases. It Mites extra
effort to do this . . . more 4.q0131omizing
going without things.
riO-
we don't win the war'.
We'll have to go without a lot of things if
So among our necessities now we must
put weapons of war at the top of the lisi. .
Gt'N's . . AND TANKS . ANI) . . .
AND PLANKS,
Seaforth and district must not fall down
in its determination to buy a naval gun a
month for the duration -$2,500 is a lot of
money, but we ean do it. Decide now to sign
a bank pledge for a definite amount each
month when the canvasser calls on you.
13
1171 of Seaf I t
JOHN J. CLUFF, Mayor
H. SCOTT, Reeve
COUNCILLORS -C. Holmes, J. E. Keating, R. G. Parke, M. A.
Reid, F. S. Sills, H. E. Smith
D. H. WILSON, Clerk and Treasurer
»t Your Own P1ede to
010: V.1,4
11,4 so7,0 t 4 *0.101147 1001
'Glengowan Joyce" held the Aus-
tralian record as 0 two-year-old,
producing 53,413.3 lbs. milk tind 2,-
29 6.9 lbs. fat in four lactations each
of 273 days.
As In. walked blithely along the
emintryroil I 1
..e. eeter came across
the "gennine article"- a tramp,
While they chatted, the holiday-
maker exclairned: "I look upon hik-
ing as a real tonic, you know."
"Huh:" replied the tramp. "And
I suppose you reckon a passing
lorry is a splendid pick-me-up."
COURT OF REVISION
Township of McKillop
The Township Council of MeKillop
will meet as a Court of Revision on
the Assessment Roll for the year
1941, at the Carnegie.. Hall Seaforth,
on Monday, the 3rd clay of November,
1941, et 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon.
JOHN McNAY, Clerk,
PIGS FOR SALE
9 pigs featly to moque Apply to E.
C. flogcle, lot 12, con, 12, IVICKillop,
R. R. No. 2, Walton,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1941
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SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS
-
cream of West Flour
9S II). bag 2 79
Purity Flom -
98 lb, bag 2,79
Prairie Rose Flour -
08 lb, bag 2,59
Sepoy Flour --
98 lb. bag 249
Pastry Flour, 24 lb. 69c
Pig Starter, per cwt... 2.49
Good Mealy Potatoes --
75 lb. bag 1.05
Oil Cake Meal -
per cwt 2.59
Wheat Berries •
5 lb. bag • 21c
Quaker Oats
Largo pkge.
Muffeta, 2 pkges.
S.W. Wheat-.
2 pkges. 23o
Red River Cereal -
23c
23c
pkge.
23c
Pep -2 pleges. 23c
Rice Krispies-
2 pkges. 23c
Swans Down Flour--
pkge. 29c
RUBSER SOOTS AND SHOES AT LOWEST PRICES
W83 Jt1 Pinni
n
.491=1.2111[43.1.
Card of Thanks
Mr. E. Mole and family wish to
thank their friends and neighbors
for kindness and sympathy during
their bereavement, for the many
floral tributes and to those who
loaned cars.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. James Leiner and family wish
to thank their friends and neighbors
for their kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent bereave-
ment in the loss of a husband and
father. And also for the many floral
tributes.
Auction Sale
Lambert Sale Yard, Strathroy, Sat-
urday, November lst.
200 head of Mixed stock cattle, in-
cluding a nice run of choice, fleetly
stock heifers. Sales every Saturday.
G. McAlpine. Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
(Sf Farm Stock and Implements.
1.11r. Harold Jackson, Ain:dormer Ills
rot"oiroti ilislIttlott011s from the under-
igned 10 sell by 1)111)111. auction at
Let a3, Coe. S. ',Morrie Township, on
CM., 31st:
Horses -Bay mare, 'Is years old:
brown mare, 1, years obi: black
111110. 3' years old; black Immo, 1tt
yogrs old; 2 sucking colts.
Cattle - -Hen 1111 ;gm-, 7 years •old,
supposed in oall; Ili.reford cow, 14
years old, supposed in calf: Hereford
CO W. 1 144,1414 old: Hereford ei,W, e,
yi.ars old; 2 heifers 2 years old:
heifers 1 year old: 4 .steers I year
11111, e /wing calvvs.
1 40 111 1.111111ii:=
Implements --•.M. If. binder, 7' fool
cm; 141 11. mower, 6 foot cut; 1%.1. 11.
manure spreader; M.H. hay loader;
M. II, 15 -hoe seed drill; 111, IT. side
rake; horse value tofoot: truck
00g1431; 1 -high wagon with box; 1
onto!: set sleighs; disk harrow;
set harrow. a section; 021 Fleury
plow: 'single riding tdow; double rid -
big plow; cultivator with seeder;
steel land roller. 114 foot; harrow
cart: wagon rack with half rook;
sook rapk; 2o.. 111..11 -ales; fan-
ning mill; hog crate; sot slings and
fork; 11 h. power gas engim; set
power clippers, set double show liar.
ness, 2 sets breeching harness; 2
sets plow harnoss: 1 ',14 (10111111' driv-
ing harness; 1 set single harness.
Furniture -2 bed steads; 1 side.
board: 1 extension table; (4c:hairs. 1
leather rocking chair; 1 tapestry
rug exiote.
S'ap 111,110. emilers.
Sale commemiee 0 12.30 sharp.
Terms cash.
Menno Jackson, Blyth R.R. 02,
Proprietor. -
Harold Jackson. Setifertlt, Anel.
WANTED
By a Collegiate boy student,
well heated room in a private reeid-
enee. Apply at News Office.
FOR SALE
A number of horses which include
one heavy black team and one gen-
eral purpose black horse. These
horses are priced for fall sale. Hyde
Tractor and Combine Co.. Hensall.
FOR SALE
21 good suckers and a sow, due in
Deeember. Apply to Lawrence Ryan,
Walton. Phone 5-830, Seaforth cent.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Olive Elizabeth
Powell.
A11 persons having claims against
the Estate of Olive Elizabeth Powell,
late of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, Married Woman,
deceased, who died on or about the
27th day of August, 1941, are hereby
notified to send in to the undersigned
on or before the 15th day of Nevem-
her. 1941, full particulars of their
Immediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed =bug -
at the parties entitled thereto, bay-
ing regard only to claims of which
the undersigned shall then have
notiee, 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 distributed
or any part thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 20th day of
October, 1I141.
MeCONNELL le 1-IAYS,
Seaforth, Ordario.
Solieitors for the Administrator.
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LUE COAL
All Sizes
John Sclater Estate
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McLONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McCenneR, H. Glenn Hayti
SEAFORTH, ONT,
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build.
.ng, Seaforth. Office hours:-
Ineeday, Thine -day and Saturday
1:30 p.m. to 5 pan. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p, m,
FOUND
In Dublin, a purse containing some
money. Phone 70, Dublin.
GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS
To your friends for Christmas
Gifts, We are busy now with Christ-
mas orders, We be glad to
make Photographs that will please
you at a moderate price. Do not
delay too' long. Photo takenDay or
Night. Burgess Studios, Mitchell and
Clinton.
PULLETS FOR SALE
About fifty Barred Rock pullets,
hetehed. campbell Eyre, }ip'
341. Peon, eerie, Bensall.
FOR SALE
ti Mee-, 'ix weeks old. illonee
Jtairott, phene lOoree, Neilsen,
WANTED
Two single bed mattresses in good
shape. Also a kitchen table. .Apply
01 New;; Office.
STRAYED
1.0t 21, Con. 2. Hibbert, about
2e, months :Ago. ts heifer, part Jeri.
Fey. Owner can have same by pay-
ing expenses. Apply to Dan Cronin,
St. Columban. Phone 22rI7, Dublin.
FOR.SALE
Power vetting box, 12 inch throat,
in good repair. Apply to Henry Dietz.
Dublin Rat. eel. Dublin telephone.
Lot 5, Con, 9, MeKillop.
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Certified apples, Spy, Snow, Rus-
set, Talman Sweet, Greening, Bald-
win and rooking tipple, Phone Clin•
ton 622.24. Fred McOlymont, Varna.
NOTICE
For 'Alineral for Cattle. Pigs or
rtallt114', yew. Watkins dealer,
Wm. Bradshaw. a blocks east of
See fort h Publie library.
CIDER MILL
Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, of each week dur-
ing October and November. Cider
mill located nn the street leading to
the Golf Course, West Ward, Mitch-
ell. Fred Hennick, Proprietor. Terme
(ash. 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. Sntelser, Mitchell,
Ohtario,
FOR SALE
2000 lb. Renfrew scale, Royal Oak
heater, pipes and platform; sugar
kettle, set bed springs, small iron
gate with hinges, harness, Sask.
robe. wire stretchers, 40 gal. galvan-
ized tank. Apply to Box 102, Varna.
FOR SALE
Personal Rubber Goods, mailed
postpaid, in plain sealed envelope,
with pricelist. 6 samples 25c. 24
samples $1.00. Adults only. Atex
Rubber Co., Box 231, Hamilton, Ont.
FOR SALE
Rosco Steel Roofing "7-11.1b" end
"Storm Seal" 00nnc0 Standard, glIa;
rantoed 26 years. Rocco Portable
Silos. elalvanizecl Sheet Iron, all
sizes and gauges. Metal Sidings.
Eavestrough and Pipe, Galvanized
Water Sleek Tanks and Hogtroughs.
GrenarY Lining, Gtil Van IZP(1 PdStoo
and Valley. Door Track and Hard.
evert.. Extensiou Ladders up to 44
feet- 111 length. Asphalt Products
eluding Roll Roofing, Shingles, Deich
Siding. Insul-Brick Siding, Roofing
PatilfA, Plastic Cement, Building
Paper of all kinds, Nails, etc. Murray
Tylidan. Brum-field, Phone Clinton,
112 ring 19.
INSURANCE'
Lite. Fire, Auto, Sickness Arcid.
ent,Winclsiorm & guarantee bond:
1-;3'eS reaS1111:1131e. All risks Placad
"
thorn -0,11y eteen
H. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES