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H ENSALL
limn. -In Toronto General lioep-
ittal on 'stied ay OM. 2Sth, to dr.
and lire. Laird Joynt, it slaughter,
Elizabeth Louise i Betty Lon).
The Ladies' Association of Carmel
Presbyterian Church are holding a
tea and sale of home cooking in the
•school room of the church on Satur-
day, Nev 8th at 3 p.m.
Mr. Wm. MacLean of St. Cathar-
ines spent the week end with his pat
int Mr and Mrs. Robert 11ael.ean.
Miss L,nid Parkins and i%lr, and
Mrs. Cline Flynn of l:.ornlon visited
on Sunday with their parent:, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. -
The nuiny friends of Mrs. James
•Ilonthron, who has been ill in Han-
over General Hospital, will be pleas-
ed to hear that she is nturh improved
and was able to be removed to the
home of. her daughter, Mrs. Mac
Greer in London on Sunday.
The annual Re membranes. Pay
service will he held in$t. I ant's An-
glican Church at 3 p.m. nn Sunday,
Nov. 9th. conduct,acl by the rector.
Rev. -M. A. Hunt.
Council Meeting—
The regular meeting of the village
council was held on Monday evening
at 8 p.m with all members being
present, Minutes of the previous
meeting read and adopted, R. J. Pat-
terson, tax collector. reported hav-
ing received d y,•) 227.65 since last
meeting and $3,5'02.86 to date. Thos.
Kyle reported re King street need-
ing to be cleaned and chips taken off.
Jas. A. Patterson reported re seizure
1t the stock scales for taxes also en
yu,led about soldiers belts. Cc res
nendence, Bonthron & Drysdale,
upplies, hall, $11.08: S A. Spencer &
Son, supplies streete. St elh; Bank
of Montreal, intereet. , '',.'20 • R
e1iddleton, se;ldiers belt:. yi); H. T.
Cudmore, gravel, ,: 3. A, Patter-
son. phone stalls, ARe; A. Varb,y.
teaming,. 50c. school hoo.vii. oIrrent:
xren'es 31.01.01r'rr.`. i�tl- sal
art, $70; Hemel) l) l,- dt
'umeren .anti Horton. tilt th• bill_
f „int 'vca l Ii : 1.1 he
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Red Cross Notes.—
The 1)esall branch of the lied
Cross eekneecvledke ' treeeipt -front the
hipper, East. Women's Institute of
tat11) 1 shipment of fain for MeV,
sons, amutintini: to 3'47 lbs. gross
weieht. Also a shipment from the
Varna Junior Institute of 144 lbs.
all the jam for this s' son has now
been shipped away and Hutch of it
has already gone overseas. Again we
express 1u1• gratitude to the Women
of this area for their hearty response
to the appeal for tarn. We had diffi •
culty in securing •e1it1$ just when we
wanted them, but the various dist-
ricts have been very patient and
good natured about the whole thing
and while we regret that there was
unavoidable delay in this regard, we
appreeiate the determination of the
ladies to see this pro•ieet through
Your co-operation 11111 loyalty has
been praiseworthy. With _creat satis-
faction we report that the renewals
for membership are coming in, The
letters that we sent to our people
are bearing; fruit and hope nobody
will overlook this natter or make it
necessary to organize 0 c•attvass for
membership renewals. The member• -
ship fee is $1.00. For every renewal
a new dated card is 'given. If you
have never ;joined the 'Red Cross So-
ciety Why not join now? Your fee
will help us to purchase wool or
sewing material, Your vote at the
public meetings will make our plans
anti decisions more democratic. Your
help as a worker will he invaluable
and will lessen the load that some
are bravely carrying. See either H.
Q. Lawrence, W. R. Davidson, Mark
Drysdale, George Hess. The Canad-
ian Red Cross is urgently appealing
for blunkets but the response to date
has not fulfilled expectations through
the pros mire. Many of the• people of
Britain face the cold winter months
and the e 0(A:ittt throat of increased
ab' raid 11 tst• try to spare a blan-
k '. it will givo e nnfort when most
nme.lee, Leave your 1,ift- it the Iced
(t ets work remits and th, 1- r -d Cross
i.,lr:L: will la,. t11tached. .\ eontribu•
tine, '1' . 1,,1ilt will pnrelci - a single
1 Wool hlunkr.t. :10t:agina iu
rrd- icor»11 to lbs 3ueh run..
!Till -Lit :, 1 will } . sent forward to
ll �a.al', rs v,11 i,. rlaelt purchases
1. - fuI".y. 1'.nrluirie.
1111 .tt „'.!t' aototal
i { 1'1 to e -t1711. 1',i 1 -11 ,t
W. mettect ibis' t1'e'v.i1111 1,1
1is1r{sy. 1 a:,-uterr 1, at
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111 c So. tltit, anti;he ;10:10 ,o111-
1n1.t,-1- or. Nov. 1 .0 rho
b:r 111 1 > 1..»:.
IThs, 1 1 Yl: i':lt 1 ,tr 11' wt. ('tititrt
1 ^lien n• 'Nook r 1 with 11,1'
pe, -,a11 11 1.,f 'elrs, .lrt- Pat9;ies.
11rs. lr Joynt ie ,i.-inti•_'ir.'1 -
u.1 at tit, horn i 11 1 soe. \1r,
l n1. t .f r10.
),1 Wm. 1 \V and ,q.11; Freddie
i t 1.isithw with her parents. sir,
nn,l Mrs, I),avid Batley of Huntsville,
Mr. Thee. Shaddick spent a few
dais this relat,ires its
1 itdcil)'1 , •
Nis. and 'Airs. Elgin Ii i ter mid
,,n I)nttiii of 1 001110 . dent the.
1' 1114 with Mrs. Butt is par-
:t \L•. •in,i :4Its. 11. 1). Eelh
111: e: Beryl and alie;r• Pfaff sp1-nt
wstatday a 1 sol i.
\It
W. I, Davidson visited last
'week whit reletivee in Tot•r:titte,
Injured in Traffic Accident.—
Me A it -em Hyde of He i :ill, a
ye:sem:2:er in a oar driven is Gerald
aItslt'll of Exeter. leis injured in
3i„ i le n; n 31(0a d iy night
i•em'1
ut half alt. eolith .•f iilplterlt.
The Cal bell eer tirivieg.oeth had
r,e:.1 ng three passengers,David
;eel (ser r Senester. Hensall, and
l .rvey H I lsen -f London who wens
''1 1.11110 from a dance in t`iilittni,
Iteee.1: '1 111laeN, driver of the czar.
11.uas to bray! beep daa le,:d by. the,
ir'_las et' the northbound vehicle•.
'The car eideewired au I;(Ah panel
1. •lri.en by LAC •Iilt.teklord of
Clinton in which were riding Air-
rutn.rr Hillditch and Harvey of
Clinton. The, Campbell•cat• eontitlue-d
111 south and had a head-on collision
n a 1 is fi-h transport truck -of
1
Gelder, Tran port Co. of Banos
i• r t;v Peter Leonard.. ard. ae-
.1 1,.,^.i •ct b,_ John Hapkies, The
01,1-31 ealt was *urn :el rhAll about.
hat +. I . J t -11t -t pavement
for :10 feet. The transport truck
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
15,
OWING TO AUTO ACCIDENT
SALON HAS BEEN CLOSED.
ell
INTOATC,MIlij 1, lit.
B' Beauty Salon
Marjorie Robinson
went 1011 the ditch with bout front
wheels torts off and the air force
truck was also ditched. Miss Hyde
received facial lacerations and a
sprained tinkle but was able to pro-
ceed hone after being attended by
Dr. Steer, Hensall. All the other ten
passengers escaped injury, Provinc-
ial Officer Taylor of Clinton investi-
gated. It is estimated that property
damage on the three vehicles will ex-
ceed 45011.
Mr. Harvey Hedson of London
spent the week end with his parents,
hir. and Mrs. Colin Hudson,
A stranger was standing on the
platform of a small railway station
when the express rushed past. Into
the whirl of dust raised by the train
leaped the stationmaster's dog and
tore madly up the track in pursuit.
"Does your dog often do that?" ask-
ed the stranger of the station
Master,
"Yes sir, Every time the express
passes the dog is after it like a
Bare,"
"That's queer," commented the
stranger. "Why does he do it?"
"I don'). know," replied the dog's
owner, seretehing his head thought-
fully. -What worries Inc IS what he's
jus to do with it when he gets R."
1\:101 ,.1 Per 0sur \u., 1 -,4 eek
PAYMENT FOR WEED CUTTIN .
Township of Teckeramith
I'lsc a',a•u,'il I: Ttele'remith mesh
dl 'tc nu rt- for t'uttitt weeds ' n
(kettle tt be in the hands of the 10.11
01131 rir to nde•nt, L. Dalrymple, dur-
ing' in ' 1.11 monthf f Xoyembcr, 7,0 'I:
e,unts foe weed cutting in 194.1 will
he peitl alter Dee. 15th, 1941.
D. F, 71 GOLGG111. Clerk,
BARGAIN'S In
Good Foods
SAT., Nov. Sth.
Carnation Milk, tall tins.
17c
VanCamp's Tomatoes
L:01,11- tilts. :] for _... 23c
Currants
Fresh in. 2 lb;, for . . _ .25e
Salmon, Maple Leaf
`mall tin 23e
Corn Syrup
2 lb. tines _._ 25c
Pea Soup, Habitant
Largo On ..... 10c
MsLaren's Jelly Powders
4 pkgs. fol' .... ._._...__,...... 23c
Sugar, Granulated
10 lbs. for 79c
MEATS
Sausage, Pure Pork
Per Ib, 22c
Bologna, large
Per Ib, ........ 19c
Head Cheese
Per lb. 19c
DICK'S CASH
GROCERY
PHONE 91. PROMPT DELIVERY
Card of Thanks
Sire U'm, Butt Lead faintly wish to
thank their friends and neighbors
for the kindness mid sympathy ex-
tended - to them during the recant
illness and loss of 0 husband and fa.
thee and to Itev. H. 21'. 'Workman
uaat] Iter. W. A. Bremner. and those
who .sent flowers,
LOST
Lost, in Seaforth. on Thursday af-
ternoon last. the sura of 229.01).
Hew tu'd. Finder please notify 9Ies.
Handy,
Seaforth, R.R. 4. -
GIRL WANTED
A good girl, one whu tan cook.
Phone 1710, Seaforth,
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, At Lot. 34 on High-
way No, 8, half mile west of Holmes -
villa, on Friday, November 7th, at 1
o'clock sharp, eunsistiug of the fol-
lowing:
Horses—Mare rising 5 years old,
in foal; horse 7 years old, 2 Pere11-
eron colts, 1114 yr. old.
Cattle -2 five-year-old cows, due to
freshen in December; red Durham
cow, 8 years, due to freshen Dee, 28;
Guernsey cow, 5 yrs, due to freshen
Dee. 3; Holstein cow, 6 yrs., due to
freshen Dec. 30th; heifer, 3 yr, old,
due to freshen in Dec.; 2 cows, 6
yrs, old, with calves at foot; 1 cow,
7 years old with calf at foot, 3 heifers
supposed to be in calf to freshen In
July, cow 7 yrs. old, due Jan. 1st;
eow, 7 yrs. old. due June 15; heifer,
2 yrs. old; steer, 2 years old; Here-
ford bull, 11,i yr. old.
Pigs ----Young sow, due Dec. 24;
young sow, due Dec. 14; 10 chunks
3?0 months old.
Poultry ---60 rock pullets ready to
lay.
Quantity of potatoes.
Terns _ Cush,
Fred Mulholland. Proprietor.
Etlwerd W. Elliott. Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
Lambert Sale. Yards. Stratliroy,
Satu day, Noveimnher 8th.
150 bead of mixed stock cattle,
1'suel tint of calves and mixed pigs•
Salve every Saturday.
A. G. McAlpine. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
Ore York,,hire hog serviceable nee
for sale, 3111005 Doig: phone 054r14.
FOR SALE
S
goo0 sleek -t ,teors, hirer ISO 1115.:
,u•:, batt: rt' Viotti. radio, new fit
10pitl1 end a (ulemtut lamp, Phone
;± 1. Dublin central.
FOR SALE
1 wheel trail,r. 1 -- 2 wile el
trailer. 1 0 H.P, International gas-
I 11 :8(111.'. at Eherh,ut s f'ltnpping
31111.
Seaforth,
FOR SALE
3 young sow's bred to Runny Cedars_
Per
' dars-
Per s• 1V-22,2.332; also eboiee of -2
litters of 0 and 8 weeks old pigs.
Roy I awinn, 2 miles west of Sea -
,t Halt, 011 highway.
FOR SALE
4 i.ltufee surlier piss for sale. ready
to wean. Phone 212-847. Seaforth.
PULLETS FOR SALE
Seventy -fire Rock .Pallet= reedy to
Illy. Will sell any uumbl r of these.
Apish- to Jaynes Murray, SeLtnrth,
11. It 1. Phone 852r24.
BOARDERS WANTED
14,4;i -tiers wanted . Apply to The
31, o' 005 e.
WANTED
Washing wanted. For pat'tic•ulars.
write to P.O. Boa 405• Seafortlt,
NOVEMBER SESSION OF
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Hut'oIt
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House God-
. erich, commencing Tuesday. Nov.
10th, 1941, at 2 P.M.
All accounts. nausea of deputations
and other business requiring the at -
teethe' of Connell elesuid be in the
hand of the County Clerk not lane-
thee
atrthen Saturday. Nov. 15th. 1941.
N. W. MILLER.
County Clerk,
Godericb. Ont.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941
BUY A POPPY on Saturday, Nov. 8th. Wear it on Remem-
brance Day, Tuesday, 11th of November. To buy a Poppy
is a small thing. For every citizen to do so is a big thing.
SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS
itobiuhood Flout, nit ib, bag
$2.57
I'urity flour, 98 lb. bag
$2.57
Cream of the West Flour
98 lb, bag -....,....._. $2.77
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. .69c
Choice Potatoes 75 lb. bag
::.. ..._._ ... $1,05
Maxwell House Coffee, ]b. 49c
Club house Coffee, lb 49c
American Blend Coffee, lb,39c
Tender Leaf lea pkg... 37c
Red Rose Tett, 1b......:..... 75c
RITI3UER BOOTS AND SHOES at Lowest
Prices
W4 Fi ill an
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Goods.—Mr. Harold Jack-
son, Auctioneer, has received instruc-
tions to sell by public auction at
Lot 25, Con, 5, L,R,S•, Tuckersmith,
33'4. miles south of Seaforth, and 1
utile west, on Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
at 12 o'clock sharp.
Horses — 1 Belgian mare 8 years
old, in foal; 1 Clyde mare, 10 years
old, in foal; 1 Clyde gelding, 5 years
old; 1 gray mare; 1 Percheren colt
2 years old; 1 Percheron colt, 5
months old; 1 Clyde colt 4 months.
Cattle -9 Durham cows due Janu-
ary to March; 1 two-year-old heifer;
3 heifers 1 year old; 4 steers 1 year.
old; 7 spying calves; 1 Hereford bull
16 months old.
Pigs -27 chunks. 125-150 lbs. 3
York sows with pig.
Poultry -50 year old hens; 50
pullets,
Harness --2 sets of back band har-
ness; 1 set. of single harness.
Implements --1 M. II. hinder; 1
Deering mower; 1 sulky rake; 1
Iteering s0e11 drill 1- disc; 1 Deering
spring tooth cultivator; 1 live-suetiott
diamond harrows; 1 M.IS . disc; 1
.1lLII. bean euhiyator and ]Hiller; 1
s1 Hitler; 1 farm wagon, gravel box.
hay rack. 1 yet sleighs, 2 cutters, 1
buggy, 1 where harrow, H10111. boat:
1 Cock:Mini 2 -furrow riding plow; 1
Perrin in 2 l'ta'rew riditeg plea': 1 Quo -
bee 1 -furrow riding plow: 1 walking
plow; 1 meting box; 1 to' Maple
leeif train !finder; 1 turnip drill;
rut puller, tanning trill; Ile l writ
(learn sep,uator; 1 large sugar
kettle; 0011 lb. 'teaks. forks, and
shovels, etc.
20 tens of mixed bay. 211 cord of
Maple- word. 11, bags of potatoes.
lionsttheld
otatoes•Househeld Goods - - 1 Pandora
range; dill line of kitchen furniture;
fall Hue ie dining room tntnaute;
number of rockers and small tables:
7 bedroom rotes; 2 utpesay rugs.
1n"te, etarpt t.. hitthen utensils toad
eliohes, sealer's, ' me. A intfub,'r of
aunuues.
Terms teeth.
1, f ; Gett naell Proprietor.
Harold Jae ksoti. Anoifoneer.
BICYCLE FOR SALE
Boys' bi,selr- for 0010, 111 good roti-
ahtiou. Apply at New, Office.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Bridget Devereux.
:111 persons staving teethes against
tlitt Estate, of Bridget lle ver uti 1•tte-
of the Town - of Seeferth in the
county of Huron, widow. deet •d,
who died 011 of 11110111 the• 1,1 day of
Nounthrr. 1941. are herein notified
to mite in to the stud rsigued n ar
before tine 2111 1( day of November,
1911, lull pa1ticnitt's of their claims_.
immediately afler the said last
mentioned date. the assets of 1 h
said -;:tate will be distributed
aloti8gst. the parties entitled thereto.
having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then
have notice, to the extension of all
others, and the undersigned will not
be liable to any person of whose
1'1111111 the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the aseots so distxib-
utec] of any port thereof.
Dated at Seaforth. this 4th day of
November, 1d141 -
Mc t.ONNF,LI. & HAYS.
Seafertit, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executrix.
A NAVAL GUN EACH MONTH FOR _THE DURATaOiS`Vl
PAAKE OUR OJ!CT6
W!TH YOUR 0
1 A REALITY
LLARSil
46%
OUR WAR W APO S
We still have a big job ahead of us. Our
objective is coming to Life. But, we must
speed it up. We must get whole-heartedly
behind this National War Weapons Drive.
We must increase our regular individual
purchases of War Savings Certificates, to
the limit. Remember, our soldiers, our
T
Look at this graph. Time is slipping,
Ire most get busy lois coming week 10
assure success,
DRIVE CALLS FOR AIL=OUT PESO . SACRIFICE
sailors, our airmen are counting on us.
They've offered their lives. We must give
thetas the weapons. Our cotnnlunity has
pledged us all to take a vital part in Canada's
war effort. Can any of us turn a deaf ear
to the call?
SEAFORTH
WAR SAVINGS
COMMITTEE
McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build.
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:30 p.m. to 5 pen. Saturday;
evening, 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m..
HELP WANTED
\\anted u middle aged woman to.
take complete charge= of farm home
with modern conveniences. Fancily
c041515 s of -3 adults, Phone 32 on 79,
IIensall,
GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS
To your friends for Christmas
Gifts. We are busy new with Christ-
mas orders. We - will - be glad to
make 1'h'otographs that Will please
you at a moderate price. Do not
delay too long. Photo taken Day of
Night. Burgess Studios, Mitchell and
•Clinton.
WANTED
Single springs and two Mingle butt,
tresses, in geed metdititnt wanted to
ban': Also ,t kitchen table. Apply
at News 011ice.
STRAYED
Ti Lett 24, Con. 2, Hibbert, about
.. neteihe eget. a heifer, pant ,ler-
sey, Owner can have :acne by pay-
ing e01,e10es. Apply to Iran Cronin,
1'olumbtm. Phone 22x17, Ittthliu.
FOR SALE
Power cutting box, 12 inch throat=
In good repair. Apply to Henry 1)ietz,
Dublin 11.11. #1. Dublin telephone.
Lot 5, t'ou. 9, 14 1.1(1llop.
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Certified apples, Spy, Snow, Rus,
set, Ttalntati Sweet, Greening, Bald-
win and cooking apples. Phone Clin-
ton 622 -24. Fred Mcelyniont, Varna.
NOTICE
For mineral for c rtfle. Pigs er
Pennies, ies, 00e your 'Watkins dealer,
211 81 ll,'t dshtnv. 1 block e351 of
�eatrn't11
Piddle Library.
CIDER MiLL
Will operate Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday Friday., of each week dur-
lug October and Noseutber. Cider
urill lnetated nu the stroet leading to
the Golf Course, West Ward, Mitch-
ell. Fred IIenniek, Proprietor, Terme
cash. Phone 181, Mitchell,
WOOLLENS WANTED
Good trimmed soft woollen, six
cents cash; or seven rents trade on
blankets or rugs. Write the only
authorized 1'onlpany sale•snlan in
this district. 11. Snicker, Mitchell,
Ontario.
FOR SALE
21 good suckers and a SOW, due in
December. Apply to Lawrence Ryan,
Walton. Phone 5-830, Seaforth pent.
FOR SALE
Personal Rubber Goods, mailed
postpaid, in plain sealed envelope.
with prieelist. 6 samples 25c. 24
samples 21,00. Adults only. Atex
Rubber Cm, Box 221, Hamilton, Ont.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Olive Elizabeth
Powell.
All persons having claims against
the Estete of Olive Elizabeth Powell,
late of the Town of Seaforth, in the
Comity of Iluron, Married Woman,
deceased. who died on or about the
27th day of August, 1941, are hereby
untitled to send in to the undersigned
on or before the 15th day of Novem-
ber, 1941, full particulars of their
claims.
Immeditetely after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed among -
at the parties entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard only to claims of which
the under signed shah 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 distributed
or tory part thereof.
Dated at Seaforth this 20th clay of
October, 1941.
McCONNNLL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Administrator.
INS RANGE
Life, Fire, Auto, Sickness & Accid•
ent,Windstortn & guarantee bond.,
Rates reasonable. All risks pla^:3
in first class companies.
information. cheerfully given
81. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
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