The Seaforth News, 1937-09-30, Page 8PAGE 'EIGHT
IIENSALL
11 rs, J. irk -renew,. ,e Vernet
petits, Mine.. a i•tatee "e •
1,„..
Sister, _ittnese,e,
m”. Arthur: Dials '117o
,,,S,11 -,v ,111;11 11,Vida:. Tast,
ate irem tine :rte. .,:t tee laai.
ur ra Ne'illam \L I, tie, ea -t
!Kit-ft:en. 'alte logs tent:Mad
ft -i t. Tlirce o" the .vk,re 11 lett
iota any 14. 1-11, Mitt leg :a the
'smell' end aleasnred 4 ft. ht
and etegbeel titver 5 tons. Ifhese are
-tht largest lags 'brought inn.. the 11 in.
inl1ettentille for set ere! years. Mr.
Ifrought them in one at
truck and cenaidering the
site' t.f tee hte, eel t try 'tole ;rou-
ble. leading the or delivering thent
et altl telt he had to cross
a eyan r Ile rea.:lital
Toed,
:11^'S. 14111. , has 'teen vying
here or eve, tveeks with her
ter. Mrs Noi Horton and other re-
-. ao • visiting' with her to
le Nee Ver state lie -fore raturnina
lti iter Some in Ontario, Calif,
Emma Jolnaton we, a week -
el. v isitor eit It her sistt r. Airs
\Vin,l,n,r. who ha, bee)
..vrionS1y 11,1.
1tIr, t' ti Moir ltel4 anctim
Sal,: of ;arm tut and 1invternelirs
1,t farm en the highway ett
yert: y etterittion. !dr. Moir ie retir-
le fe, eitrin inn and w 111 ,1101rde
liouily to Hensel'. and (1•
l2i1e '1 sena, Re -e_
Se, Ow Tiv rece7rtly parehass,
fr•-t•I Nrt.liii•
r,. Phi:eye Troyer a
the i ti 1 ry
dr, Res, Miller mei hi: ,is.ter
11s. ,111.1110- 1,1111107,.
we, 'Kee?1 ti,...ers herentth?..
;eine NIr and :tie,. tele.
Jitik, ,Ither
.Ntrs. 11 tever, t•;-. St.
for.", cisiline at tilt, ,
Mre 1 Neeiney
Mr. tested: 1ite1ate. 1 11.,
111 a ±.,1 .111 to fee
l'1111,1- 1i.11111'
t 1 "1 ,. -1711, is 11., 1irst
nee,1",e,
111, stud
Wer'.• die111.011,,1 to see him. He renal?
d ten" ht,•Ititel 1 eeter
ce Send:1y veratta ;Int hop,.
vy11Sle to et!Irn nom, !los .good in h
near ttare.
\1' end .1.1rs. that. r11ickle o
RM.:fete eu eltent the tveek end here
at the 11.nne of their son and hetet-
-ter-in-law. Mr. and NI rs. Lein
..Mickle.
Preeirtan-Saundercock—
very pretty wedding took Platte
at the home of Ales. Saender-
cock, Ring et.. Hensel}, at hiell noon
when clary T.thet. wetted daughter
of Mrs. Saunclercock and the late
N athaniel Satindereoel:, 0 a, u niter
in marriage to Vailired -Robert Free -
roan, Son. d Mr. rand Mrs, Rafter.
Freeman of 'Hullett Township, hy
Rev, \ramie Sinclair, pastor of the
Un.ited CIture.h, IHenstill. The 'bride
entered the !Parlor to the strains o
the bridal chorus .played by Al iss
• Gladys. Talker. and looked eliarmine
in a pretty gown of :blue, chiffon vel-
vet citli but and •accesstwies to
rnatch and carried a pretty bouquet
of .yeRow roses. Alis Edna Saunder-
erec'k, sister of the bride, iliade a very
pretty 'bridesmaid and her dices was
a blue crepe ,atin, with aCeeS•ories 10
match. IT?he grOorn was supported by
his cousin, Mr. .Harry .Freentari. Dur-
ing the signing td the register, 'Mrs
'Carl tPass.more same very :sweetly, "11
the garden td •nly 1Heart. 'The wed-
ding dinner was served in the prettily
.decorated dining room, the c aloes be-
ing yellow and white. After the wed-
ding dinner, (he happy couple left by
motor for .a trip to Detroit. The
!bride's: era -eating dress was a navy
blue satin with hat and gloves to
-match. The .bride twas the recipient
of many pretty and 'awful present
The groore's present -to the bride was
a handsome silver alower basket. The
-groomsman; !bridesmaid, Illower
pianist and soloist were remembered
tby very .pre.tly gifts. 'On -their -return
from their wending trip, .Mr. and
Mrs:, ,Freeman will reside .in Clinton
'ries, are both very popular :Ind have
the hest wishes Of their many friends
Dr. fraylar, of Ditehwood, Conserv-
ative -candidate for Huron riding in
the coining !provincial election, was
telling on friends hi town Tuesday.
Mr. Thomas Dickson attended the
. "funeral of hia brother, the late AV. J.
Dickson, at Seaforth nn Muesday af-
ternoon
Mrs. ErralDruttainand :spent a few
Week Visiting Id the home
ot her daughter; 11re, Alaynerd Har -
moil of Stratford.
•
Mr, and Mrs. Charles 'McDonnell,
Miss ;Dorothy APeDionteell an'd .Mis,s
iHaltie Satiterlan.d were guests of
!Stratford friends a day last week.
• Mr. andMrs. !George: 'Glenn and
Mr. and Alre John Shepherd attend-
ed the funeral of their uncle, the late
Si'.- J. Dickson, at Seaforth Tuesday.
Quite a nutaber from Hensall were
in Zurich Tuesday 'attending •the
Zurich fair,
John 'Donaldson of Saltford,
and .a former known ifensaill
hadnese man, passed away in Alex-
andra Hospital, .Goclerich, Atl'en.dey elf -
ternorm, aged 74 years, after tiri illness
of eight Avecks. Mr. Dante:baton, was
horn in, Col.b.arne Township and was
a von of th-e late Air. and Mrs. Alex-
.. an.det' Donaldson o'f that township.
He was a harness meker -by trade and
conducted a harness businese here
about 2-11 years ago, and later in Brrin-
iels eri ch and I:on-don. Mrs,
Denaldson died' 'lb years ago. They
had tut fetidly. ?He is survived .by one
firrelier elber.t in Montana, and one
eister Jean \vivo Seltford.
.. Odd New Facts From Fingerprinting J
Mosquitoes
!That lenermitoce would. rather bite Z
' bird, er mice than men, and alto that d
eseintry. .111,,..gititoe,,,, won't breed in
ritles and Putt there are 3,fY,TSR,0 af the -,
Pests to each hentaii being, .reveal -
el' in an .artiele which yon will find in
The 'American 1Veekly, the great
weekly magazine, with the 0?ctolher St
issue. of The Detroit Sunday
1..
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Widsor.
little ttre - , t .tr , dal t1,111...h. 01. • '
WINTHROP
reeett tee e"..tat
le ii..11ce e ad. cone,. 'lent
r.irl% en 1•,y tree i antel of Ilet.
Inc 111,, C, v,,• turned
and ,.;1_r11.
tire Mr. Tentmistimed to et t
111 010 cr.!' :1111,611
!fumed, Ilt rfeni,o1 •,. ,.ral ,tirns
Z111,, ,11r.,n \l-rs. sttshla.
of St a' ere
vonZI1111 1,1,11411rd ',.1.11/1,1.,1 7:
11 hill,, ti y cot ann. NI..
1114 witry n With \‘ ate: ;-11:-‘1
11,ad the ;:re 011,1. 'Ir.
cre- beyond rt 'tele Lon! Air. Kitt
oar ea, taken 1tt the gasastl.. 1\ 11%
1,s;, ••11(1111t seifft r ;elf injuries.
Pretteciel polio 1_,..r eml in earl.
-very -10011 on 1,,. soeue „old v
111,g • 1 nt. ette
men ,vere iti,•1:.% 1,, e,,•041,,, asitt
itty c744.1,
1111.,1,1 111iie5.,11
Nellie -11,1 .Pryee 1,1
741 ,t•-•:or:11, Air. ant!
Mr-. Scott itelion,
fee eee else e a„ it
t -atilt the ate:: rite 'with NIrs
..1,1 'Ali* 1.. 1;
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Enjoy
THE ONLY AND MOST
MODERN SHAMPOO
The Latest Styles in finger -
waving, done in comfort
Beauty Salo
Permane ts
1. 1!
The Standard of Perfection
Ilti
at and tap
Including Shampoo. Haircut and
Fingerwave
Beady Salon
in Uptown Block
PHONE 50 or 15 Seaforth
Zurich Fll Fair
0. 11, Id on 11(Inda%
LONDESBORO
Tee regelar myelin ttf the
nuns in,tiree ',ill let held in Com
ontnity 11.1.11 on Thur,elay • Oct. 7th.
Grantlmother'e Day." l'regrain ,
the grandmothers. C1111Vt'1111r4, 31 r
Geo. Altion. Ales. 'F. 'Hall. Roll ea11
an,nerell by Maiden intuit' and .iorni-
er 1 cern ed be all Mem-
bers. Conk Nlain, nt
itbrs.\. \yell,.
Mr. Fred these w ha ha, been qui
111, is now improving nicely.
Mr. and itt nt, Peery Stepliettst
and .Jean of Ethel vi•ited Mrs. 1
Crawford on Sunday. The former
niather, Mre. John Stapheason, wit
bas been visiting here for the pa
tw, weeke, returned with them to ht
home in Ethel.
31 r, and Mrs. Stanley Lyon an
daughters, visited with 11 r. and .11r
Stindity.
Mr, Chas. Stinclercoek has taken
position with Mrs, 'Albert 1-1.righan
113th con, for a year and has move
the !amity to. ale. Shut ierson's hon.
near by.
.1 splendid rally day ..ereiee wit,
held itt the Veined Clitirrh last Sum
day with Mr. (has. Stetted 'towhee-
ing the proeram. The i'hit was ram-
pa,ed of the elution menthere of the
Steil -s' Seletol, 'I'here no, also a
splendid six piece orchestra .tit violin'
who- led the singing. 11r. SteWer.t. the
superintendent, with Cliffard S -ender -
cock and Ruth Vodden took the
Scripture lesson. a ,tin; by the little
eirle, a beautiful story by Mrs. 11.
Wheal and also one by Mies 1_
Voting. The olfering eats taken he
!Donald Gibbs, Jack Tambleo, Lainald
Sent( and Hugh Nlillar. Rev, .1. W.
(lardiner, the pastor, gave an addeess.
The altar tau, lutitutifulle theetratt
with iltewtete. The meeting throngliolit
HORSES
.\ 1 are, it XI:min,
nt itt 111-hle. het!, 1 Battler, 11. 1.1.
te Itnt ts .i11‘. • .1. tate nt
t•S it is, \ 11,111•.":: tee 1.
1ri1.. Stene; 3 years, tiro. flail.
te at. bit In. le -cher, Gee, Teed.
t.eitellorale 11.trt. 11. Pettolen. le,
11 thee; eit' !I. 10..Itet, 11. XI
'tree or .2, .,in- ear. livril
K, .\.
R. 1. smdi,
1 lase, R. 1 Scott.
Id. .1. 11 iIlv nt ;,;e1:11n. itT
year. tF Steeper. 1. Sew.t
ri,,.,., coal. and 1 v 01,1
..,,v1ding or itt , 11. 1)-tke,-;: 1,.V, years,
Sam Miller; 'three v 'nt. Currie $.7
S. 11i.11er
Single read,ter, 5 \Idler.
lettly driver, S. Miller.
Carriage—Two years, J. .Kreis: 3
years, t tuav .11101 spate Sant
'Miller, Jas. Menthe Single carriage
horse. Sant Miller and 2nd.
,111(lete--1.NecItie !Inas. idaris.
ti-
CATTLE
1)urb.on coy.• e‘' Oestricher and
2itd;evade- -ilt, 11. th,tricher,
;•-• Rio; !leiter, tee!. yeara W. Oes-
'A trieher, tellt, W. Cha-
o tricker hat holt !leiter ca.11. 11'. .0es-
st tricher. 1', leeye; hall, one year. W.
e)es.trielier and end.
r Beef Grasles-11til1 'ow, i'ittft.
1d «; 1'1 heifer, tfte yo.ere itedy
13 and hitt; heifer, met yeae, A. Pfaff
▪ t'. Rey s; heifer eat -f. 1. tfatf, F. 11a.
beret.: steer 2 year,. .1. l'faff,V.
herr: steer, one year, 11. PUT gild
a ,tier calf, F. !Helier -tee
11.0steiti l\V•te Sparks won all
d erizes in this 'Inc
Jereee Inc and itt.ifer, year,1,
6n•orSse 'I'mtrninc. .Ed. HAbvrvr:
lit-ifer tine year end heifer calf, Gee.
Id. 111110 t, and 2itre
Dairy Type, tete. tato year heifer
atill yearline heifer, III. E. ITinenine.
• Special heel' tyete. W. t/taticher,
I neftle nt, itibit nt Ilage Six,
was ery intere.tina, a credit to the
Sunday School.
Mrs Wm. Lyons has returned after
epertfling a couple of weeks in Ter
-
0111o.
Mr. atil Nene 1. Lawson and .1ft,:
EfIna Lawson, Adis,. lAria Plunkett,
ittisv Nliteita, Walker, Mn. !Elden hoar
and Mr. Harry Harper tit Cheviot.
Sask.. 'A 1.111-• al the home ot
.11r. AVillis 11ituntain Thersday.
Nliss Edith Johnston nf repent
Sunday at her home here.
\Ir. and NErs. Levin 7 tallietcm call-
ed at the lioine of 11r. Willis 'Al onn-
tain.
:11rs. J. Sinclair of Rippen spent
11.helnesclaty at the home of ther par-
ents. itt r, and .3 'Fes. 7', Watson.
ELIMVILLE
Miss .11ii.tred Bell and lady friend
of Detroit, .,,oen,t the week end with
11-r. and airs, T. Bell in the village.
Aire. Derry ?Ford spent last week
• St. Thierree with her sieter. Mies
iy 11' .
Quite a timber 'from here attended
1./11 anniversary services fast Sim -
ay,
Aforearet Johne is visitine
lie week with Air. and ,\ Ir, John
yams near
Mies Joy Whitlock of St. Thomas,
tent the week end in the.. communily
SHEEP
1.incolns ..‘. la Sleeper & :•11.111
teok all mixes,
fortt aetteene !deem; ram, (1.
elite an. F. Mtellymont ; ...heading
ram, shearing etett, ram [untie J. P.
Henry and 3rirl: ewe lamb, •11-len-
ry. O. 11telowan; ewe, .1. P. Henry,
0. NI at ;await.
Shromhint Ottens ...Aged ram, .1.
1). Steeper, 0, Alelem.% itisthem-doe
ram, (1. XL -Getout ;OM and; 'hear!.
rani lanth, e.we lamb, n.114
1). itt c itiwah.
Leittesters -,Rain. 'D. :1. ea -ahem &
ettit and 2m1hearling rain. 0. .1.
Graham 1A: Sen: shearliog ew(', rant
./111111. l'1111/, 1). •1. Graham & San
and end: ewe, 1). 1. 11reliant & Sen,
R. Nliirson.
PIGS
Yorkdtire- -1. 11, \Varner emit all
prizes.
Tam ..vorth—Sou. f. NI. Snowden,
11. Manson.; Ieur, F. 11 Snowden, R.
Mattson; spring boar, .12, Manson and
2n -el; -ening sow. 'R. Mans -non and atici.
.1.11doe -41-1. L. linn.ter.
MANLEY
Abr. .11s -x Mitchell is luny rounding
op khe !Fall threshing rand roport, the
retorn fair with better re:salts for the
saving Of the errain than what' was
;look Ihreelted.
Cutting Mak nt fleag is the order of
the day siui SO//ln fair restelte.
Potato digging has cammenc.ed
eith a heavy yield.
'The many friends of Mrs, 'W. 'Man-
ley are irlea.ed to learn she is :Ode Irt
he animal :attain.
DIED
Scott
11o,,pital, Wesitittsday, Sept, dr9th,
11117. qsahell Dick theitivteel %fife
of the late 1V. id Rroadfoat. The fu•
oeral will tithe place from her late re-
sidence, Centre St., nn IFriclay, k"act. 1,
Servire at 1200 ,p,111.: funeral at 2.341
place 1 interment j11
'11141eink Ceinoter3. hence -al privithe
1Vete :tad ?For Sale ad,. ,1, veeele, 75e
CARD OF THANKS
1.1re. 'fV. .j. filielestel wishes lo ex-
prt.ss itefireeietion el the ...ympean
4111 nntttlIin eXtentied
deriug t,t ereetamen.t. ;Ilse fer it
leeettilul floral tribal( e inti th,t,
11.111i
IN MEMORIAM
1,1 1nnrin.s rimnOry of Alcx. 4.'sordoP
nolk. ,year ago, Septembe-
r-29lb, 1
•
711e tinie .grinil
Vet the eear, itin marching on.
Till ,iidile111,‘ ire out tilir
11 e lbit a ',veil one g, -011e.
Sa,11) 1/1 \\life and Son.
IN MEMORIAM
In ;ovine inenntry of a dear h
and end father. 11r. 'Russell le.
tike paseed Sipe 139th.
Gone from thi• world .it swiftly.
Necked like a hater in blonntl,
So yonnii, so iair. band,ome,
Y. 1 called away so etion.
Tare, years have teassed slimy the:
sad Inc
The tine .1 lore was tealle.1 a1 ay.
fled took him home, it eas '11i, 111,
Bet in my heart he lit telt still,
Sadly missed by ,and Snnit
R, 1Vallsce and Jimmie.
WANTED
.i;irl ,,r intuit for 111_,It 1,11,.
sr,,r1s. Steady pesition, Plea-t.tele
eepericitee ntnt salarf. 11t1t11. 3.8
etirline \toe ISitthener, the.
CIDER MILL
.bpl,te Iitt(tn''
tr'l T11t.,111 \ Vt.',1111,.14 1 1111rA,1'11V,
V111211 a nt ttttttttj i /C101Pt...
.11 NOk ct'mnr 1. ider itt itt 1CPC/1 0:11 Pll
11, `111.1't leading to the Gett Coma,.
11,--1 \Veld, \Include trcnt Helmick,
1 h.• prlettn-, Ferns rash.
TWO BIG AUCTION SALES
1.:Int'o,rt StrIttlirey.
Saterday, ti, 2111, 3,511 111 N. Eli
C11 l'1,1.l. Cheat, Stockers and
ee,ders end Stove t reit
\Lett! Pies. tral
5.11, 70 10)11SEe. .2I. iv, 11 -
Itrolson, ittihrandt 41 quiet ,i1.111111..
41 Choi, 11/1.11111 1111Vii Perth -
en it ,tml Clyte. sucking colts, bal.
time tees ;eel three -year -fib -Is rot-
l'ruelts to deliver. Term..
c.1,1:. i;. 110 ipint luctioneer.
FOR SALE
11w.s.2.wheeled trailers, '27 Chrysler
mace te it h Tett' new tires. 111;g1liotill-
Ville 1 iarage. Piton, 23 .11 1140, ,351
Experiment, al ilie Summed:1i
afes Detriment:41 Stitt ien entlea v mut
eel a blish stall -deeds et inattirit y ff
the varitt, verb -ties of frith. Vaga
it's ni 1 ,C.11.011 .1 re 11(101111 r1111/.r1
1111 the natural changes in fruit at
indications of approachime mattirit
and serve as guides to picking to
quality. lnereased sugar 000tent
one important index hat rectignitio
nnl eltanects itt appearanete in colon
leefeere, as e ep uls
gtneral knowledge of the variety, at
necessary to formulatine sound lin
,sting revommondations.
Successful Potato Storage
bit ith the approttell of another stor-
age SVaS011. 'producer., ,i•hositcl. otto
plan 1,,r the •ocet-s:ful storage' of :me
ideal prodiat, 11101'1' part ice larle' 1111.
pettette 0. de'pendent neon the care et,
erei,ed in gime in t harvestieg, and
etorina the crop. .1.ecordingly, it will
be clear eltia the keeping 'quality ,of
potatoes is governed to a 1.11111Sklerith11.
11Xt("111 lly .pre-4forage practices.
Invtatieatione have revealed that
the e et -age of stored potatoes can
usually be traced to bade practice,
during digging unit etorage opera_
Pota-toes intended far storage
shoithl he due. only when they are.
fully matere. To reduce meehattiest
marines, the theater should be run at
a moderate speed, with the point &tee
enough so that a sufficient layer of
son move, over the elevator to ace a•.
a cushion. With certain types of the -
ger, the shaker bars should he wrap-
ped with pieces of rubber hose.
Freshly deg ttthers should he left for
an hour or Inose an ,the surface et
then ground to promote the slrying,
and loosening of adhering soil.:Fick-
eers shoeld the insArtieted to lea.ve tub-
es eltowing any decay in the field
and warnieg against pitching 'mita:toes
into baskets ar emptying baskets into
barrels from any considerable height.
Everet cane Mandel the used to avoid
bruising in loading, the product in the
fieldn and in unkrading at the ware-
house or cellar. The ntheast cafe
should he taken ,in the storage thudd-
ing to .avoid rough handling of er.ates.
barrels or bags and under no condi-
tion tahould walking on the 'piled tteh-
ers he allowed. fT time alloWs tand if
tike machinery is available, it is a
good priectitte to run the potatoes over
the grader end to remove any blem-
ished tubers 'prior ito the bin,.
Before rise .the w,arehouse or stor-
age cellar stiatil4 Ite thoroughly
Cleaned and sprayed twirl] a solution
01 tenper 410 tglallons
writer. 'Tioring the first ?few weeks of
sImurni- tite storage-honse shoals' be
well ventilated in order -to carry otT
the moiettere from .the :tweeting nth -
ere. -.A ternperathere between ,.111 and 40
degrees Fahrenheit should 'be main-
tained during the storage season,
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1937
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BLY IN EGMONOVILLE
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
EGGS
WANTED
32en
Tea& Only
For 1 rade 1.
Ietrefte
Prairie Rose Flour
per cwt, 3,75
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. 75c
Shortening, 2 lbs, 27c
Lard, 2 lbs. 29c
Weiners, per Ib. 18c
Bologna, per Ib, 14c
Cottage Roll, per lb. 25c
R., -.se ,55c
W. J. Finnigan
assammemay..........aq
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
AUCTION SALE
Of harm Stied: and lenplements. at
Le! 5, lilttnt 1Valt's I ligInNeN'. in
nabs ,o -t -h of Bay held 011 Saturaity.
(et -ht' 1 p.na, the billet\ trig;
-Horst s - ream of agrieultvIval
netrt 11 awl 8 years nliI, 11,1411 ,sitp-
ttesed 1 11, ill foal.
'.I tie e•stra choice 11 ereiord
en,.% 7 and 8 years: thee: heifer ria
iTt IWO y11111,1 1,11 'ten' nt-itintnnnn ;
year,:
13 spring citIty,.
Implement: NI. II, binder, 7 ft.
yet; NI. II. 113 len fertitliver drill;
Ifeeriett motter. t. cm: 11,Itil wag.
Itt,11.iy ra.'1.;, gra', I 1,,5,
dialoond 1tarr,,w.,, 4 see,: tie\ er
reline plettelo 5 alld111.1 1)1011-111
tit.tartto
n611 ,\ ill, 1200,1
itaa Reck; spring teeth cultivator;
set tints Iterates, teller, bob -Inc
le ft. steel rale., set .2(100 lb. sc de -
tap Inteey.: l'erilatel cutter; lean
attr, ester tn illi a.toolmh.111 •
r,t11 11.-c- \ laddyr, harry's,
1 cnn,, •1.1 11,1 /PIC 1111,1111",1
V1111!ii., 11.1. t •ii/11.11. 1111.111,1/: 111.1/11:in.1
11,11111, ii011,13111'31 tiTe
111ini1T '1,41 Oil .11111VI. i411 1/%111.
•.haios,nin,. shovels. o hilfletroes
yet thine to be 11 a • Pr 1 ritt'
lian dispo:col oi his farm.
Terms, .caele
Inherl. 1)er, ar. Proprietor; ie... 11
t. .‘ttelioneer.
ESTRAYED
.1 cattle heast strayed to the pr. in-
ises, Lot 129, Con, 0, Hilthert, a fen
month- ago. Ort tier May have: 4:1111,
by proving. prate -ley and Paying es.-
penseg. jos. J. Coyne. Staffit,
FARM FOR SALE
101 :ten,: good faint land, lot 111
e,1». 7. Trickeridnith, in excellent l'on-
clitiou. \Vell ...knitted ntu main road
with good building,. If not sold will
be rented. For further partienlars an -
ply to Roland Id (glumly, Se a fort IL
Rad. 4.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Frame house, 8 rooins.
dation, electric tiniitts, been and •le
lots, tut:Tied air market' tgarrleninge
Oharlce triothein la,tate. ..1.pplY It.
ifIrs. Richards, opptite Collegiate.
DRAIN TENDERS
McKillop Township
Tenders' for elle eonetrnetion of the
Hunt Drain will he ecceived. by tet
undersigned to Monday, Oct, 4, t1193,7,
Tenders will be opened at Carnegie
Han, Seafonth, at 4 pen., on above
date. Lowest •or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
Ten per eteit, of amount of ann.
tract 'to areotnpany tender. Contract-
or to furnish bonds satisfactory to
Council.
!Plans told specificattione at clerk's
office, lot 36, vein. 3, 11c1Killop.
:Open work. 200 ft.
Tile 5/00 ft. from el" to la".
JOHN liciNNAtY,
Seaforth, RIR, 2.
Potatoes & Pullets
Blight and early frosts have reduc-
ed yields one third and prospects are
for $1.00 per bag shortly.
Our price for this week is 75c per
bag delivered, quality guaranteed.
For Sale—Rubber tired covered de-
livery wagon, heavy harness, horse
and sleigh.
HUGILL'S SPECIALTY FARMS
PHONE 34-616
Farmers Attention
"FERTILIZERS"
We still can supply Fertilizer if
needed for the Pall Wheat.
"COAL"
We have a load of good quality
"Lump Size" Alberta Coal on the
way.
Get it off the car by placing order.
$10.20 to the Farmers.
$10.80 delivered in Town.
PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE
Stove or Nut size
$11.80 to the Farmers
$12.40 delivered in Town.
,A11 price, cath
The SEAFORTH FARMERS'
CLUB
J. H. Scott. Secretary
•
E. C, Chamberlain
INSURANCE AGENCIES
ANNOUNCES
The purchase of the insurance busi-
ne,e of Hays and heir and the ad-
dition of their companies to our orev-
isms facilities enables us to give you
unexcelled service, in all lines.
Seaforth, Ont,
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 p.rn. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
FARM FOR SALE
tire. hundred aorta itt Steely
let 15. Cometssion 7, OM' 111111: niiIi
01. V.I1*111. 1 it Pi 111 fralllt. 1101.1,.', 2. .1)1,11;
hydro, remit 12 ac.
,,; 1:allncv it eras- t ecept
e -
01. 1 *....jrably, Itrrrit
;•1 011 1 1 A 1/1P1 n I 111
MisS Interne leteete.
area. •tr Pete 2.12, Hensel:.
FARMS FOR SALE
Two grass farms, 75 .acres. 5 11 1,1
10. von. 31. .m11 51a•,:res.
lot 10, con. 2, llibbort,
pleitt3 of water. Th, 1te Charles and
11argaret 11 1 itt E,:tate, •1pply nt
1111, aiortli teal-
1egiate.
liewar-s' of
WASHDAY WEARINESS!
Even the beat of beauty treat.
menu cannot restore the ravages
of "washday weariness" . . .
Long hours of scrubbing and
back -breaking toil wear out your
health . . . sap the vigor and
vitality of true beauty! Guard
your health as well as your beauty -
Remember that Westinghouse
Cushioned Action takes the work
out of washday . . eliminates
hand rubbing . . . gets clothes
cleaner ... in less time! Only
Westinghouse can offer you the
exclusive advantages of "cushion-
ed" washing. COME IN FOR
A DEMONSTRATION.
estinghouse
CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS
JOHN BACH
Main St, Phone 17