The Seaforth News, 1934-11-22, Page 8PAGE EIGHT.
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HENSALL.
School Report.—Room I. --Sr,
IV—
J.aek Bell 77, Elva Alt.Queeh 76, 'Ghi-
llie Cross 75, !Mary ,Clark 73, :Pearl
Harpole 73. 'Alice :Pfaff 68, Douglas
l.-0atsgster 67, Elgin Johnson *67, Nel-
lie Fee 65, Keith Buchanan 57, Bar-
bara Shepherd *-113, '3r-1-Vs—Norma
Cook 81. Russel- Hecklen 80, :Carey
Joynt 77, Lorna ''Zuetle 7o, Jim Camp -
hell 75, .Gerald 'Passmore 74. Lloyd
Brock 62. 'Max Hudson 61., George
Sangster 57, James Alexander 156,
Blanch Thomson :52, Betty 'Higgins
'111'. Sr. Dn.—Howard Loce 712, Ron-
ald Parker 69, Cecil Kipfer U'. Shir-
ley Twitchell 64, Ray 'Poster 63, Au-
drey Twitchell all, 'Laird ;Hudson '56,
;Garnet Allen 53, ;lea Allen 49, 'FIcr-
111a!I Wolff *26. *Missed examinations.
—C. H...Blowes..Teacher, Room II.—
Sr. 111. --Harold .Koohler. 718, Norris
McEwen 74 Mary .Goodwin 72,jeae.
Sanndercock 69, Madeline 1.'anlancl-
eghem 63, Margaret Bell 60, Jr. 11:I. --
Marian Drummond 811, Robert Cam-
eron 77, tDonaldJoynt 75, Emily FI•os-
kills 713, Margaret Sangster 712, Jack
Shepherd 79, Reta 'Bell 70, Jessie
Paisley 66, Carl 'Deters 64, Preston
.-0Lernon o3, Robert Hess63, Ross
Green 60, Robt, Sangster 58, Marian
'Paisley 50. Sr. l'1.-1Ross 'Kennedy
80, .Lois McLaren 7$, Robert Nicol
75, John Beer 72. James ,S.angster 711,
;Gordon Campbell 71, Ray -mond Eigs
-gins 07, Joe Alarks 65, James Clark
ShirleS. Faieburn '6, Mildred
'Brock. 54, Donald Willard 43, 1-Trw-
ai-d 37. Al. .E. Ellis, Teacher,
Roont .MeLar-
t-n 72. George Otterbein 71, jack
:Drysdale 60, Alpine -AlciEwan 59, Ai-
-sin Sinak 54, Sr.
Elaine 1.1mtkins 77, .Donald Bell
7,t, Ronald - :Stephens 75, .Danald
Stlepherel 5.6, ;Gloria Twitchell 52,
01:obby t:ook 48, Ronald Bell 47, Sr.
Zeutie 04. Helen Wsose 82,
'Herold Bel'. 77, Mabel Fairbairn 71,
Marian Green and .Shirley Twitchell
Ca: crin e . a milt,sn 63, Annie
V471:61(10 411e111 614. Jr. Pr, ..1.—Norrna
Sas sts.er .Lt3. Akita AI cEwen 02, Runt
asd :Mervyn Stephen sss mar-
- ;an 1,1 a. 76, I'atsy McDonald 74,
• Ssisiv 110 -Arthur 65, Osussas tssok.
•Fionna Ala Even 57, Co..) 1.--kert 57.
:Bell 47. Beryl Pfaff, Teacser.
Council IVIeeting.—A m0et,.14; of the
C11.1,61 W:l• hell at 8 s.m. on
Thurslay 1Ve!1i71. NOV. 15,
01717 DC:, ',C',011t except no I:1110r
F.tfl a,t :;lisent on ,r,C1:11:• t
V111110'S previous meeting'
rsal.
Rhin -.6 and Sheplier .1 that
'minutes 'so adopted as read, Carried.
t;ets Folick appeared "whalf of
:he i:'n-ary hgard asking for :heir 0ibs
rims' rates. Shepherd and Sangster,
that the lihrary hoard. be granted
their sum now instead of later. Car-
red, ',V. J.:Jones reported re the.
-gravelling o: the streets. as very sear-
ly neis'ned. I..1 communication front
the county treasurer was read
re :lie tax sale. Shepherd and Robin -
11:1 that the Reeve and Clerk attend
the adjourned tax sale if necessary
and nurchase the remaining proper-
ties. Carried. Bills and acconnts read.
as Ft:Slows:- Municipal World $358;
C. W. Case, co -al. hall, .$32.75, streets
team 13725; - A. Hildebrandt clean-
ing Streets $1; AV, Dabus, do., $1; W.
Otterbein. do., $1.40; Public Library
Board, rates, $192.127; \V. 3. Jones,
salary, $39: 'NV. Shepherd, do, $22.75,
W.,Sangster, do., $32.7.5; D. Robinson
clo, 1322,75; G. C. Petty. do, $22.76.
Total $369.43. Rubinson and Shep-
herd that accounts as read be paid.
Carried. Robinson and Sangster that
the poll tax collector proceed to col
lect the poll tax as soon as possible.
Carried, Robinson and Shepherd that
the poll tax by-law be amended to
read $2 instead of $3, and by-law be
sresented to the next meeting for the
total passing. Carried. Robinson and
1Shepherd that we roW atijonrn to
meet again Dec. 3:sl at 8 p.m. Cur-
ried.
Mrs. Alice ;I:stsitt of Toronts visited
the week end alIt rCstsies, and
:riessls in town.
1.114ss Mae AlcKausliten 'of Tronto
1 sser Su:1day with her parents,
Mr. an -1 Mrs. 1), Mt:Nam:ites.
Nfr. iC.1e i'Oili4i of Lonlsn o:oent
1:I ZLIWTI WeCk.
'NI:. and Mrs Ls le Cassidy sisitel
csser the week toil with relatises in
Sgterville. Mr,. Woods, hr-•
tinting Mr. sell Mr;;. Cassids "or the
past few weeks accompanied them.
Mrs. Edgar Stewart Tort,:tto vis-
ited for a few days with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and
childrenchilcjj-; ox Beach-n-1'11:es and Al-,
and Mr'. Orville -Beaver of Farquhar
visited on Saturday with Mn.!and
Mrs. Robt. Higgins and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Thus, Consitt spent
-a -few days last week visiting at the
home .of their son, Russell, at Hills.yren11.
Mr, Arthur Dick oi ;L:ondon vis'•
ed
'over .Sunday With his parents, Air.
and Mrs. Jas. Dick.
Mrs, Thos. Coleman of ,Seaforth is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, ,Huds
son.
;Miss .0live Walker of Toronto vis-
ited over the week end with her par-
. pits. Mr,ancl Mrs. Geo, Walker.
- 'The many friends of Mrs. Thos,
Dock will he sorry to hear she has
been 'smite poorly. •
Mrs. McMullen of Otterville is vis-
iting with her daughter arid son-in-
law, Mn. and Mrs Lyle Cassidy.
Wedding bells are ringing quite ire-
emently in our
, ElgIfl , w
ocliffe and Mr. Geo.
gaelcsson have purchased the tarn)
. known
as the Frank Ross 'farm on
she 'London Road south, froth. Mr, P.
Garditer of London,
•A very pleasant evening waS sp.ent
at the home of Mrs. Roy- McLaren
011 S-aturday evening When the Ars-
.old Circle of Carmel Presbyterian
,Church .met 111 honor of Miss Helen
Smith, 'bride -elect of this. week The
house was tastefully decorated in
pini and white, A social evening was
spent in games and a dainty. lunch.
Was served at the tableamid pink .and
white streamersextending from the
deCorated lights ra the :table at which
.poured tea, and Airs.
:Lad MC:Ent-an served inneh, tDuring
the eveming:.the Circle..tpresentecl..MisA
1.9milth -with a beautiful silver basket.
Miss Doris Dover of '0inar, afich.„
is visiting.' with. Miss Helen.'Sinith,
Mr. and Mrs. 1Vm. Love of the
town line, Stanley tp., are moving in-
to the village and will occupy the
MoArthur house on King St. East.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Parks have got
nicely settled in their new home on
South Richmond street.
Nomination 'meeting will be held
Friday evening and if an .election is
necessary it will he held Dec, 3rd
from 9 to 5. There will likely be a
contest for Reeve as three have al-
ready annoutneed their intention to
tun. *Mr. William Tones, the present
reeve will be ,opposed by Owen .Gei-
gee and .Daysid 1Robireson, it is expect-
ed. The council of ;19134 have ;had a
good year and have been a very suc-
cessful council. Owing to ;the cement
road debentures being paid orf last
year the council were able this year
to reduce the tax rate to .30 'mills and
a reduction to 28 mills is very prob-
able for ;1,9315, Our roads were tell oil-
ed and gravelled this year and 'the
public buildings have all been repair-
ed and put in good condition. The
debt of the village is being reduced
eac-h year and the public buildings
have all been repaired and put in
good condition. The debt of the vil-
lage is being reduced each year and a
good half of the remaining debt is
provided for, so the -town is in a splen-
did condition financially. The next
roundl should have a busy' year.
The Old Boys and 'Girls Re -union
will be held next year and every ef-
fort should be made to improve the
appearance of the village. The em-
ployment situation should be looked
into and every effort made to provide
-work at good wages for all those
seeking employment, There is very
little relief if any, being asked for in
Hensall which is a fortunate situa-
tion, but if this is to continue some-
thing, must be done to make employ-
ment. The holding of the nomination
and election earlier this .year will be
appreciated by the voters as it will
take it away from the holiday season,
Miss Annie Consitt and her sister,
Mrs. Coleman have returned after
several weeks visiting friends in De-
troit and Michigan.
0 wen Geiger & Son arc running
the flax mill with a good staff of men
employed.
101001010101 co:It:Mtn.. for the
re-tmion to he held next July have
reeeived a large number of names and
expect to :nail the invitations soen.
They are anxious to have all the
name, of former residents of the ru-
m' district and would appreciate re-
ceiving a list of names and addresses
before the end of November.
Mrs. Chas, jinks returned on Mon-
day from Windsor where she has
been visiting for a couple of weeks,
The Welfare Youth Club of Carmel
Church held their meeting in the
basement of the church on Monday
evening with a large attendance, The
vice president, Irene bitters, took the
chair. The meeting opened with' a
hymn and .Afr. Young led in prayer.
Dorothy Daters read the !Scripture.
Mr. G. Ai, Young of Nairn gave the
address on -The Christian and His
Pleastire5," which proved very inter-
esting and profitable to all. An open
diScussion then 'took plate which was
very interesting.
Mr. Manley jinks was taken to
Clinton hospital on Monday and was
operated on for appendicitis. He is
doing as well as can he expected.
The ,Alin Band of the United
Church met on -Sunday afternoon
with the dist vice pres, in the chair,
!Barbara Shepherd led in prayer and
Audrey Twitchell read the Scripture.
Miss Greta Laramie gave a violin sel-
ection, June Saundercock a reading,
Marion Sangster a solo, Robbie Hess
a mouth organ selection, Goldie .Cross
an instrumental, Dorothy McQueen
told a story. Mrs. Geo, -Hess sang a
hymn with the Band joining in the
chorus. This interesting meeting
closed with a hymn and Mrs. Mc-
Donnell led in prayer.
The amusement committee of the
Hensall Chamber of Commerce in-
tend putting on the play. Silas
Smiths? of Tmuip Ridge in the town
Sail early in December.
The .Arnoid 'Circle intend holding
a sale of fancy work, etc., in the base-
ment of the church on Saturday af-
ternoon, Den, lot, Tea will also be
served frcon 5 to 6 o'clock.
On Monday evening the ;Masons of
Zurich Lodge 2124 at Hensell had a
most interesting and very 'largely at-
tended meeting. The occasion was the
official visit of the Rt. Wor. Dist.
iBro, Geo, Jefferson of S.
Huron district and the exemplifying
c:i the initiatory or ifirst degree by
Rt. Wor, Bra, A. R. Campbell and of-
ficers which they put on in a manner
that called for much favorable C0113-
ment, With the closing of the lodge
what is termed the fourth degree was
put on and much enjoyed. With the
wor, master very ably presiding
splendid addresses were given by the
Rt. War. DID.G.M. Geo. Jefferson
follotved by the former tD.D.G.M. R.
L Coles of Listowel, Rev Mr. Nay-
lor of Listowel, Rev. Mn, Chandler of
Kipp en and Geo, 3. !Sutherland of
Hensall. A beautifully served lunch
was given and a pleasant hour spent
in a social manner aftee which all
joined in singing Auld Lang Syne,
Visiting brethren were present from
Stratford, Seaforth, Clinton, Exeter
and Listowel.
Airs. Gibb of Toronto who has
been visiting at the home of Airs.
Robt. Honthron for several weeks
was taken seriously ill on Saturday.
Members of her family are in atten-
dance,
Mr. Josh. Ashton of Seaforth was
in town On Tuesday,
Mr, H. 0. Dayman has returned
home .from a hunting trip,
'Persian Balm promotes daintiness,
charm. and beauty, 2t is unrivalled
in its magical effect on the skin,
Swiftly absorbed by the tissues it
leaves '11 -0 -von a vestige of sticki'ness.
Delightfully cool to the skin. IStin'to-
lating and invigora.ting. :Softens and
makes the hands ;flawlessly white
Subtly fragrant. Imparts youth and
loveilleas to the complexion. .Persia(n.
Baku is the inevitable ehoice of the
woman Who cares.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1934
TOWN TOPICS
AUCTION SALE
Will be held Saturday, Nov, 74th,
at 111 o'clock sharp and every two
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO weeks following, .at Cudmore's barn,
Seaforth. Any person with anything
to sell or exchange phone in your list
to Carl Dalton.
Work on the West Share Electric 'Cattle. -1A, number of cows, a few
Railway, like most other outdoor calves,
jobs, h -as been hindered by the wret- pigs -40 suckers and chunks,
checl weather of the past two weeks, 1Fass.1.—,A number of pullets; 1
The ;first steed girder arrived AiVednes- dog. 'A number of purebred rack
day, and is now being placed on the cockerels.
abutments at Graham's Creek. Tie limplements,-1 light wagon, 1
steel work for the other bridges is rubber tire ' top buggy with wire
an the way. Work at the trestle at wheels, 11 steel tire top buggy, newly
Port Albert is progressing rapidly. painted; 1 wagon tongue, grind-
stone, DeLaval .cream separator, 600
Lead -bury,
lbs. capacity; di Renfrew, cream sep-
arator, .600 lbs. cant; Vecga cream
•separator, bench size; 1; heavy metal
churn, 11 neve scythe, mail box; step-
ladder, set double harness, 11 root
pulper, hay fork,
IFurnitirre.---2 iron bed.s, it set of
new coil springs, 11 bed and springs,
coal oil stove, coal stove, 1 coal
heater, 1 Peninsular range, 1 Moffat
range, 2 dressers and 3 stands,
davenport, 1 extension table, 0,61100
• cutter with top, 12 go-carts, baby
walker, child's wagon, •oak table, ver-
andah racking chair, 2 rocking chairs,
2 walnut chairs, 3 card tables; 3 small
tables, electric lamp, Morris chair,
hall mirror with rack, smoker stand,
sewing machine, ;writing deg's, Cole -
Mall lamp, new; screen door, 1 Bruns-
wick phonograph, 1 Victor 'phono-
graph with separate cabinet, 11 Victor
phonograph, 8 do's. records, 6 market
baskets, granitettare. dishes, 'brushes,
books, small cupboard, assortment of
handles, hacksaws, coats, shoes, °fire
extinguisher, large size, Is folding
child's go-cart.
Vegctables.-6 bags cooking onions,
potatoes and carrots.
Terms cash, Carl Dalton, manager;
G. Ft. Elliott, auctioneer.
The West Shore Line,
Mr. and Miss Tyner of Sumanerh1,1
were visitors here. --Mr. McKenzie of
North Dakota visited at Mr, 'Rims
on Thursday,—Mrs. 3. ;McKenzie in-
tends returning' to her home in Da-
kota on Tuesday.
Tuckersmith Telephone,
The. Tutkersmith 'council has em-
powered the telephone tcommission to
sell a trunk line from Hayfield' to
Clinton to the Corporation of Bays
!fide' for the sum of $6615..00, Baylfidd
to maintain the same and have con-
nection with the Tuckersmith system.
Carter Scholarships.
The conditions are anounced gov-
erning the scholarships proposed to
be given annually by J. I. Carter of
Sarnia, for competition by the pupils
in Lambton, iHuron, Perth, Middle-
sex and AVellington counties.
Items,
'.1Irs. H. 1?ippen of Winnipeg is vis-
iting, her sister, Mrs, Hugh Stephen -
sou, -7,1r. Geo. Turnbull is in Tilbury
this week on business.—Air. John
13eattie, who was 'laid up for a few
weeks is able to be around again. A
wire fener is being place around the
grounds of the collegiate institute.—
Airs. H. Speare left on 1Friday for an
extended visit with her parents in
St. Ilarys,-451r. Claire Alisner of the
Motion bank staff of Hensall spent
Sunday in town with friends.—Mr.
Tennant of Exeter was in this section
this past week purchasing, horses fon
the western trade. — Miss Beatrice
lirigges of Hensel] spent 'Snit clay
with her friend 5li Beatrice Robin-
son- of Egnionsiville.--Miss R. John-
stone was in Preston a couple days
the past week the guest of her broth-
er, Air. Herbert johnstone.-5f55
Edna Henderson returned on Satur-
day from a two weeks' visit at Lucan.
Doble who has been on a visit
with friends in Toronto, arrived here
on :Saturday,—f.,.Rodger Roberts of
the Dominion bank staff has been
transferred -to IVinclsor.—The report
has been current that the opening .of
the Ontario !Legislature will be de-
layed on account of the buildings not
being ready. -111.r. J. IG. Constable of
'St. °Marys, grand superintendent of
Huorn District, visited here on A:fon-
d-ay evening, The 'business of -the -ev-
ening being over the Companions
present enjoyed a banquet given by
the lodge at Mr. 10. Neil's,—The
citizens band held their first practice
on MO1ldtly evening under the leader-
ship of Mr. \V. IFreeman.--Died in
Vancouver an Nov, 111th, Airs, Rich-
ard Vint of St. Thoms. The remains
were bronght to St. Thomas for bur -
1a1 which took place on the 18t1i.
Wingham.
Air. Akers, hydraulic 'engineer for
the HYdro-tElectric Commission, was
in Winghant last week examining
the supposed water power site on the
Maitland a few miles from NVing-
halm He went out in company with
A. 1-1, Musgrave, ALLIA, for North
,Huron, and after examination, gave
as his opinion that 'it was not a com-
mercial possibility. --The warerooms
owned by the Grand Trunk and oc-
cupied by the Canada Furniture Mfrs.
and Walker & Clegg 1Furniture Co. at
'Wingliain station Were entirely de-.
strayed by fire. Two boxcars on the
track were also. destroyed. The loss
is about $112,000.
Constance.
Mr, Geo. Mann is threshing clover,
—The farmers are delivering their
turkeys to Mr. Coign -holm in Sea -
forth, price 117% cts. lb. --With two
miles and one half of our village
there are about 11000 head of Sat cat -
tie feeding for next spring and sum-
mer.--tAir. and Miss 'Sneld of near
Clinton visited here.
St, Columban.
'Mrs. Hastings is very ill at Present
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P.
01Sulliv.ans—A metallic ceiling is be-
ing put on the new church. Mr. Hol-
land is engagecl to p -is* it.
Dublin.
The railway officials were in Dub-
lin on Tuesday locating a place to
build the new station. The people ,of
Dublin hope to have it within a few
weeks.—Ale. Carpenter of Detroit is
visiting frienels here, -_4M.. P. Ryan
and Mr. 7,J, Loloby have returned
4100110 after spending the summer
months in Owen Sou -00,
Want and P,or Sale ads, 1 wee1C215c.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Oi Farm Stock, Etc, at third farm
east of Seaforth an the highway nn
Thursday, Nov. 29th, commencing at
1 p.m,
Horses—)General purpose marc, 9
years, in foal, bred Aug. 4th; general
purpose filly 6 1110,0, 010.
Cattle -41, Durham cow 3 Years 010,
cute Dec. 24; 1 Durham cow 2 yrs.i
old due -Man.n
.; —imams Cow 9 yrs,
old, due Feb, 17, milking; 1 Durham
and jersey, 3 yrs, old, due June 28th,
milking; Durham cow 2 yrs. old due
Mar, 20; 1 Ayrshire and Durham 6
yrs, milking, clue Apr, 15; 1 Ayr-
shire, 4 yrs. old, fresh calf at foot;
1 brindle caw, 4 yrs. milking, bred
Aug. 22; 11 ;Guernsey, 2 yrs., milking,
clue Mar. IN 11 Guernsey cow, 4 yrs.
old, milking, bred Oct. 4; 111 Holstein
caw, 3 yrs. old, milking, bred' Sept.
30th; 11 Durham and Holstein, 6 yrs.,
milking, bred Sept. 39; 1 black cow,
milking, 8 yrs. old, bred Sept, 26; 1
Holstein ccrw, 8 yrs., calf at foot; 1
Holstein cow, 5 yrs., due time of sale
a black cow, 6 yrs.,.milking, due F.eb
'28; 1 Guernsey, 7 yrs., milking, due
Feb, 28; purebred jersey heifer, 2 yrs,
springing; .3 Guernsey and Holstein
heifers, due Afar. and Apr.; 1 black
cow, 8 yrs. old, dee Feb. 18; 'Durham
and .Ayrshire cow, 6 yrs. old, due
Mar. 6, Jersey COW, 7 yrs. old, due
'May 8; 20 heifers, spring calves, 4
young calves.
at Guernsey bull, 2 years old, regis-
tered,
Vowl.-20 Rock pullets, 4 geese, 1
gander.
1 platform scales, 2000 lbs. capacity;
quantity of furniture, quantity of pot-
atoes, quantity of hay, and grain in
sheaf,
Terms cash.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; Dale
Nixon, Prop,
AUCTION SALE.
101 Farm Stock and Implements.
G. H. Elliott will sell by public auc-
tion on Let 110, South Boundary,
'Township of Stanley, one Lot north-
west of Hillsgreen, on Friday, Nov-
ember 23rd, at one o'clock p.rn., the
following: 1 brawn mare 30 years
old; 011 brawn horse, .10 years old; 1
chestnut 'horse, 8 years old; 1 caw in
calf, 7 years old; 1 heifer 3 years old,
with calf at foat; 3 yearling calves,
8 months old; one Massey -Harris
binder 7 -foot cut; tl; bean harvester,
Afassey-Harris; 1 :Massey -Harris cul-
tivator; 1 Massey -Harris. mower 6 -
foot cult; 01.) 1)11 -hoe fertilizer drill; 1
cutter, 1' light wagon, a, top buggy,
1 5 -section harrow, 1.1 114 Massey -
Harris disc,. 11 Massey -Harris riding
plow, 1 walking plow, 1. 110 -foot rake,
1 set of bobsleighs, m stock rack, 1
Bain wagon, 1' land roller, 11 gravel
box, It fanning mill, 1; hay rack, 1
dozen; bags, 2 sets of double harness,
1 DdLaval cream: separator, 1 manure
spreader, d grindstone, 1' emery stone
and stand, forks, spades, shovel and
a number of other articles. Terms —
All sams of $110.00 and under, cash;
over that monist 6 mon-His' credit
vcil1 be given on furnishing approved
joint bankable paper. A discount of
6 per cent per annum allowed for
cash on credit amounts Positively no
reserve, George H. Elliott, Auctioneer
AVE
ON OUR CASH PRICES
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Fresh Soda Biscuits
2 lbs. 17c
,Seedless Raisins
2 pounds ...... 19c
Raisins with seeds in
2 lbs 19c
Fresh Peel lb. 19c
Canned Cherries • ib. 39c
P. & G. Soap .,.. 10 bars 31c
'Oxydol, pkge
19c
Chipso pkge. 17c
0111 Dutch 2 tins 19c
Ammonia pkge. 6c
Palmolive 5 cakes 23c
Rubber Boots 2.49
W. J., FINNIGAN
EDS
BUY LAYENA FOR YOUR HENS
The only 'Laying Mash that is a per-
fectly balanced ration in itself. No
scratch grain of any kind is necessary
to feed with it.... at $2.55 per 100 lb.
LAY CHOW at 2 35
,CONCENTRATE at 3.15
,HOO CONCENTRATE at 2.25
IBULKYLAS
A splendid dairy feed at $1.40 per
sack or $36.00 per ton
BRAN 25.00 per ton
SHORTS 26.00 per ton,
MIDDLINGS 30.00 per ton
All Kinds of Chopat $1.30 per 100
CANE SYRUP ... at 21 eta. per gal.
Highest price paid for all kinds of
Grain, Poultry and Eggs
Thos. Dickson
PHONE 13
HAVE THOSE CHRISTMAS
Photographs taken now, 112 photos
make Da good gifts. Our prices are
not high. Burgess, The Well Known
Studios, Afitchell and Clinton, Both
studios open every week day. Mitch-
ell studio will be open every night
from 7.30 pan. to 9.130 p.m, for talc-
ing photos.
41A
FOR SALE
Fine roots, Apply to Michael Con-
nolly, Lot 7, Con. 111 McKillop. Tel-
eph-one No. 52 r 10, Dublin; ole Dan
.Beuermann. 48.
FARM WANTED
Wanted immediately, a farm, about
.100 acres or more, to rent ;or work on
shares, Apply to V. H. Deichert,
Zurich, R.R. 47
AGENT WANTED
To handle Massey -Harris machines
and repairs in the Town of Seaforth.
-Apply at The News Office, 47.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
fHouse and lot, West William Sts
Seaforth. Seven rooms, modern con-
veniences. Apply to 13. T, McAsh,
Varna, Phone Clinton 6122 r 203.
MEETING -OF HiURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The next meeting oi the Huron
County Council will be held in the
County Council Chambers, Court
}MUM Goderich, at 2-• o'clock in the
afternoon of Tuesday, December 4th,
10314. All accounts, ,notices of deputa-
tions or applications and other im-
portant business requiring attention
at this meeting of the Council should
'be in the hands of the clerk not later
th-an the Monday previous to the
meeting of the -Council.
Dated at Goderich, this 81,13 day of
November 1934.
_ 3, M. ROBERTS,
County Clerk.
CLINTON
CREAMERY
To take care of winter deliver-
ies of Cream, Eggs and Poul-
try, announce the appointment
of
Mr, A, C. ROUTLEDGE
as their representative in Sea -
forth. Mr. Routledge will re-
ceive produce at the full mar-
ket price, commencing this
Saturday, Sept. 1st.
E. C. Chamberlain
Clerk of 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 5:30 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and.
accident insurance. If in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines, kindly
give us a call.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 - Seaforth, Ont.
FOR SALE
A limited number of White Leg-
horn cockerels. Government approv-
ed stock. Pedigree, 200-21745, with 12.
years blood -testing. Bred by Dr. Roe,
Atwood. Apply to Miller Adams,
Phone 2145 r 212, 41
FOR -SALE
3 geese and a. gander for gale. Phone. ;4
22x29, Dublin central. 47.
WANTED
Portable victno'la wanted. Apply to
The Seaforth New.s. 47
PROPERTY FOR SALE or RENT'
ICoMp'osed of good garage, ware-
hous-es, blacksmith shop,a building.
for Chopping mill and house, all with
hydro and telephone equipment, also
a furnace in the house, A. number of
fruit trees, four lots, onthe main
street of Varna. Well situated on the
county road between 1Brucefield and
Hayfield. Apply to 1Nelson W. Keyes,
Varna, Ont., or phone 961.1111y Hensall.
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CHRISTMAS CAKE
'The 11 lb Christmas Cakes on display
at Carter's and Routledge's will be
sold. at 30c, Orders taken for Christ-
mas cakes, any size, at the same
price per lobs at the store or at Mrs.
Earl Ross', one block west of Recrea-
tion Ground. Also shortbread.
Briarcliffe Mines
LIMXTED
On the hiother=lode, California
Well financed and controlled by well known London, Ont.,
businessmen. Well developed with 50 ton mill now in
operation.
Low Capitalization
We recommend this stock to anyone seeking a good
junior mining stock with attractive possibilities for
appreciation in values.
Prices on Application
E. A. Siegrist& Co., Ltd.
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Phone: Metcalf 331700—L. ?New .Rank of Toronto Bldg., London, Ont.
Ot consult Mr, Wtm, Watson, R. R. No. 3, Mitchell.
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