The Seaforth News, 1932-04-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT.
The Beautiful
NewFod V8
will be on display
at our showrooms
Monday and Tuesday
April 11 and 12
You are cordially invited
to come and see it
J. F. Daly
FORD DEALER - SEAFORTfi
•
HENSALL.
Mr, Eldrid Smith has returned to
London where he is attending univer-
sity, after several weeks' vacation.
Mr, Jack Kaizer of Windsor is
visiting at the home of Mr. and' Mrs.
John Zuefle.
Miss 'Maureen n''Desfaride visited
over the week end at the home of her
parents at Grand Bend.
The many 'friends of Mrs. Geo. Fee
twill be sorry to hear she is confined
to her home through illness.
Mr. and Mrs, Ladd McEwan and
daughter spent the week end with
relatives in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess and chil-
dren were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs• Henry PMiile 'af Rogerville.
Mr. David Cantelon started a num-
ber of men on Monday to get out his
onion sets +which he had stored in
the .packing house.
Mr. Errol Drummond visited over
the week end with friends in 'Toron-
to.
The Welfare Youth Club of the
Carmel Presbyterian Church visited
the young people of the Caven 'Pres-
byterian Church, Exeter, an Monday
evening. The president of the Exeter
League opened the meeting with a
few words of welcome, after which
the hymn, ''Yield Not to Temptation„
was sting and Rev. Mr. Rhoades led
in prayer. The visiting league then
gave a very splendid program, each
number being very ably rendered and
consisted of the following; Musical
.selection by Messrs. iFred Deters, and
Melvin (Moir, accompanied by Miss
Blanche Mustard on the piano; read-
ing, 'Irene 'Detect;) instrumental,
Blanche Mustard; duet by Messrs,
iW, A, 'MdLaren and R. Y. McLaren,
'Selection on the mandolin and mouth
organ ,by'Mr, Melvin Moir; • solo, Jer-
ry D'enlfieid and a dialogue entitled
"Deaf as a !Post," after which con-
tests and 'games were enjoyed and a
=dainty lunch was served.
Messrs. 'Cook Bros. have added to
the 'a;p,pearanee of their garage by
making several improvements to the.
interior and also putting tip a new
gas pump,
Mr. Edgar McQueen, who has been
conned to his home with a severe'
attack of sciatica is improving nicely.
School re -:opened again on Monday
after a`wee1h'ys holidays.
Mr. IGeo. Maynard who has been
visiting his n uother here, left recently
+for. the West.
1 Mr, T. C. Jeynit is improving after
her recent illness and will soon be
able to be •out again.
Miss Beryl Pfaff has returned to
London after spending .the holidays
at her Thorne here.
The Boy Scout and Wolf Club ser-
vice and social was held in St.
Paul's Anglican -Church en Wednes-
day evening. The service was con-
ducted by the Rev. Mr. Parker who is
also cub Ymaster, and Rev, Mr. Sin-
clair, gave very interesting addresses
on Scout law. After the service those
present gathered in' the basement
where a social program was provided
by the cubs, The second group of
the (Blue Heron Patrol Scout tied
and explained the scout knots and the
first patrol 'demonstrated artificial re-
spiration, carrying injured - and sig-
nalling, after which 'community sing-
ing was lead by Mr. 'Geo. Iiesis' and a
lunch was served by the cubs.
Mr, Nelson 'Bfafchord is able to
be out again after his recent illness.
Miss Margaret'MdLaren has return-
ed to London alter spending .the holi-
days with her ,parents .here.
The nfiremen are ,putting on their
last euchre and dance on Friday even-
inm 'April 8.''A good crowd is ex-
pected.
Services in the United C•hurch:were
well attended on Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. Arthur Sinclair, 'was in charge of
both services, At the evening ser-
vices a very pleasing` quartette was
rendered by Mrs. 'Geo. Hess, Miss
Florence 'Welsh, Mr. W. 0. Good-
man and Mr. Sam. Rennie.
Village Council. -The regular meet-
ing of the. H'emsali' ` Village 'eounci'
was 'held on Monday evening, April
4th, in the 'Council Chamber with all
members present • except Councillor
(Robinson. Minutes of previous meet-
ing read, Petty -(Spencer, that the
minutes he adapted as read. 'Coun-
cillor Petty reported re 'Poll 'Tax as
being practically all settled.
tOotnmuniea'tions read: and' 'fled'.
Bills
and 'acco'11 5 read as follows.
Dr. A. R, 'Campbell, Board of 'H'ealth
acct. $52!80; - J. Passmore, 'hydro,
$7.80; School Board, current expense,
$1,000.00; A. W. E. Hemphill, sup-
plies, $9.718; IR, !Erode'rick, snow,plow-
ing, $6:40; Eionthron' and Drysdale,
supplies, $225. Total¢1,:079:113,
IS;penicer - Petty, that account's as
read, be ,paid.
(Resignation of D. Robinson as
'Councillor read Petty-llfiickle, that
ID. Robinson's .resignation be accept-
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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
ed.
Resignation of W. C. Spencer as
Councillor read. ,liickle-!Petty, , that
W. C. Spencer's resignation as Coun-
cillo; be accepted.
Owen Geiger served the Clerk with
a warrant for a nomination. meeting
and election if. necessary. Mickle-
Petty, that a by-law be prepared for
nomination on 118th of April and' if
necessary an election on the 25th of
April to fill the vacancies of two
Councillors. Mickle-'Petty, that by-
law No. 7 of 1932, be given first and
2nd. reading. M.ickle-tP•etty, that by-
law No. 7 be given 3rd ,and final read-
ing. A. W. E. Hemphill reported re
tax arrears and poll tax. Petty-
Mickle, that we extend ;Collector's
IRioJ1 to April 20, 1032. The Clerk was
instructed to secure the different
Deeds and Insurance Policies belong-
ing to the Village and to see about a
place Ito keep same. aafickle-Petty,
that we adjourn.
James A. Paterson, Clerk.
CONSTANCE.
+On the eve of her wedding Miss
'Thelma Dale was presented with a
,si1'ver tea service and tray by the
Constance community.
Mrs.. Ed. Britton went to Toronto
'this week and is spending a few days
with her sisters, Mrs. Fred Kerley,
'M'iss Amy Love, and other 'friends,
Mrs. Mabel (Ar'm'strong is . in the
iSrcoft Memorial 'Hospital! at present,
and is not pr'ogressing as well as her
many friends would like to see.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. 'C..Otarke, 7Lis'tow_
el, spent ;Sunday with the former's
mother, Mrs. Ro'b'e; Clarke.
Mrs. James Medd was called to Ex-
eter 'last' week awing to the illness of
Mrs. }no. iMedd. Her friends will be
glad to know she is improving.
Miss, B'lan'che Wheatley returned to
'Toronto on Friday last after spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs.. Geo. Wheatley..
Friends will be -pleased ' to know
that Mr. ,William Jewett who under-
went an operation' for appendicitis in
ISeaifoath 'hlasipi'tai, is progressiinlg Mee -
The social evening held in the.
school room on Friday evening by the'
Live Wire Class was ignite a success.
The evening was spent in games and;
music. A dainty lunch was served..
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 50'c.
THURSDAY, APRIL .'1, 1932.
Auction Sale
Of Farm, Stock, Implements at
Household Furniture. ,
11t. George Elliott, auctioneer, li
received instructions from the 'uncle
signed to sell by public auction
Lot 20, Con 1 McKillop, PA mil
east of Sea''fotth, on the Highway,
11HURISDAY,- •APP,'I+L 14th .
At one o'clock sharp
the following:
'Horses -3 good working horses,
driven
Cows. -3 caws, 2 thoroughbred,
in calf 2 heifers 2 yrs. old; 2 sheer
1 yr: old; 1 calf 43 months old,
(Pigs. -=2 saws supposed' to be i
pig,,111 chunks about 100 lbs. each.
(Hens --30 'White Leghorn, lash
year's chicks; 30 Barred Rock, laslt.
year's chicks;
Machinery -1 McCormack 7 ft. bin-
der, sheaf •carrier, and truck; 1 MasseyHarris mower, 6 ft, cu't; 1 Colemansteel roller, I combined Massey her
row seed drill, 112 holes i cultivator,
both wide and narrow teeth, 1 mean
ure spreader, d interest turnip sow-
er; 4 interestin wire stretcher; 1 El
mira side hay rake, 1 steel rake, 10 ft.;
1 Chatham fanning mill with bagger
and set of sieves; 1 g wagon, )viagon
-box with s'tlock rack attached; 1 'hay
rack, 1 gravel box, 1' sleigh, with
bunks and flat rack, grinding stone,
1 cutter, 1, buggy, I good robe, 1 plushrug, 1 Delaval cream separator No.
12, 1 root ,pulper,,1 14-+91, ladder, i%
sets of double harness, 1 set single
harness; 1 spade chains and .a .num
lber of other articles.; a quantity ofred clover and timothy seed.
1Hquse'hold Furniture. -2 oak bed-
rooitti sets, anaflres'ses and pillolws, 1
couch, 1 walnut sofa, 1 Morris leath-
er chair, 3 mahogany rockers, 1 oak
rocker, 1 oak hall rack, 1 oak book
case, 1 oak ,dining room table and 6
chairs, 3 oak parlor tables, 2 rattanchairs, 1 8 -dray •clock, 2 Wilton rugs,
1 Axminster carpet, 1 Brussels card' runners,
1 linoleum rug, anunners,
and a number elf ,stnalI rugs, 3
hanging lamps, 1 Coleman gas lamp,
a few bracket lamps, 1 gasoline '3-
burner stove, 1 'Moffatt steel range, 1
churn, 3 sets of bedroom dishes, 1
dinner set and a number of pieces of
china and glassware' and ,pictures ,
No reserve as farm is sold.
Terms -All suns of. $10 and under,
cash; clover and timothy seed, pout=
try, cash; over that amount, 6 month's
credit will be given on *approved joint
notes; 6% per annum .off for cash on
credit amounts,
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer; ' Wm.
Devereaux, Proprietor,
ill
altes
011
all
s,
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Auction Sale
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Mr. G. 'H. E1l'iott, Auctioneer, Inas
received instructions from the under-
signed to sell by public auotion at
IWest'Half ;Lot 5, Con. 1, 'Twp. not
'Tuckers'm'ith, 1.%.miles: east nal Sea -
forth, an
TUESDAY, APRIL 12th
at 1 o'clock 'sharp, 'the fallowing:
Horses -Team bay nares, 10 yrs.;
black gelding,, 9 yrs. old.
Cows. -2 Brindle heifers, 3 yrs. old,
clue :in 'Sept.; jersey :heifer, 3 yrs. old,
due time of sale; white heifer, rising
3 years olid, date in Dec.; Holstein
heifer, rising 2 years, due in October;
2 Jersey heifers, 1 yr. old; 1 heifer, 6
months old.
Pigs. -7 chunks, about 100 lbs.;
brood sow due in May.
Poultry. -About 50 'White 'Leghorn
hens. •
Im'p'lements,_ it-i.1H. •blinder, 7 ft.
cut; Deering Mower, 5 ft. cut; M.H.
1d hoe seed d'r'ill; cultivator; 4 -section
diamond harrows; wagon, set sleighs;
16 ft. hay rack; gravel ,boa; '140. ft.
hay f'o'rk rope; 49 ft. trip rope; hay
fork,' car and pulleys; No. 12 De
•Lava+• .cream separator; set dos ble
harness; slumber'forks aanti slhovels..
Furniture. -3 piece walnut bedroom
suite; Slituitions coil springs; nniattre.ss,
iron bed, springs, and mattress;
baby, b'assinette, small dresser,
small tilt -tap table, octagon .oc-
tasiional table, Vic'trola •wilth records,.
desk type 6 -tube, Atwater Rent radio,
walnut smoking cabinet, w:ainut,sew-
in'g 'calbinet, drop head sewing •m'ach-
ine, 2 reed rackets, 'wooden rocker,
velotir''('bed) davenport with mat-
tress, &% ac i10% Axminster rug,
Electric bridge lamp, electric table
lamp, walnut dining room suite, -kiit-
chen' table with chairs, kitchen cab-
inet, l25 -11b, ice box, baiby :high chair,
number Of curtain rads, fruit jars,
•w•as!h 'boiler, tubs,.wringer, mail box,
avid many other' articles too numer-.
ons .to mention,' '
'Festively no reserve as :farm' is
rented.
Tertms.--IA11 ,sum's of $10 and under,
cash; furniture and poultry, 'cash; on
other aitnonnits six months' credit will
be given an furnishing approved joint
notes;; 6% per annum discount for
cash on credit amounts.
Geo. II. IEllio'tt; 'Auctioneer; Frank
IDIU'l, 'Proprietor.
Cash Prices Only
PASTRY FLOUR het
C24 lbs. for ....,'
FRESH PORK e c
SAUS'AIGE, . per 1''b;
'MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Good Quality ... ,69c 69o
MEMS' HEAVY RID)BB'ER,
ROOTS. per pr, 3.010
'Sephoy MANITOBA FLOUR
08 pounds•235
RED ROE & LISP_
TOMS TEA, lb.. 49'c
Bull • Dog OVER- 4
AILS, per pair.. i A
HEAVY WOOL SOCKS'
Men's, 4PAIR
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FINNIGAN
CROMARTY.
Mrs, David Bruce returned last
Week from visiting her daughter :' in.
IWfndsor.
;Mr. Malcolm Lbmand, who has
been in London taking treatment, has
returned home,
'Mr. and Mrs, John Bray and lam
my of Thames Road visited with Mrs.
;Bray's parenits, on Sunday. '
Mrs. (Rev.) Rogers, who has been
is somewhat improved, also Miss
Mildred Quante,
Mrs. Allen of Exeter ,is visi'tin'g rel-
atives here.
The monthly uieeting of the W.M.
IS. of the Presbyterian Church will
meet in the basement of the church
on Thursday, April lith.
WINTHROP.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and
children spenit Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Bolger Of 'Walton.
Messrs, George Eaton and W. C.
Bennett spent T'hursday and. Friday
Of last week in London. •
Mr, and Mrs. F. 'Bullard and Mx.
Percy Little spent a couple of days in
London ,last week. •
We are sorry to report that Mis's
Eliza Betts is under the dootor's care.
Don't forget :the euchre 'and dance
to be held in the hall this Friday
night,
2vIr, and Mrs. Albert Miler and
family of ISeaforth sal -led on George
and Eliza Betts on Sunday,
-Miss Isabel Eaton spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett.
MANLEY.
The late spring -'like weather h:as
Mande the fanners busy getting ready
far the rush o8 work.
All those Iwiho alttende'd the Spring
Fair declare it was a decided success
as the day was fine and there was a
real exhibit of 'first class horses.
GRASS F'A'RM FOR SALE
100 acres, Township of _Tucker -
smith, good well, windmill and cem-
ent 'water •trough. If not sold wd11
rent,
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Insurance, Real Estate, Conveyancing
Etc, Phone 132,
FOR SALE.
A number of choice 'Yorkshire pigs,
S weeks old. Also a quantity of alfalfa
both . first and second cut, well saved.
Prices right. Phone 21 on 13'3; T. G.
SIHIIILfLJ1INTIGILIAW, Seaforth,' 14
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
"The Life of Christ," from Bethle-
hem to the Ascension, by Major Co-
lin Campbell, in the Salvation Army
Hall, Monday, April 1'l'th at 8 pan.
COWS FOR SALE:
A couple of good Durham cows
for sale. AING'UjS BIRIOiWWN, phone 1'3
on 132, Klippen P10,-
•
WANTED TO R'E'NT. :
A small farm with -buildings, not
over ' 50 acres. Apply to The News
Office. 14..
FOR SALE
I expect to have a number of young
calves for sale during the,calf .season.
Apply to HAIRIOILUD PIEINIHIAIIJE,
Bayifield. Phone 5-78, .Hens-ail
TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE.
A quantity of tin et'hy seed' for
side. !Phone 12 an 136, JOHN SEAFORTH MARKETS.
SHOLDICE, Sea'forth, 16 [Butter, per lb. ... , : i ..• .... 21ic
Eggs, per, d'oz, 7c- k,
Potatoes, per bag 36 •
IIIIags, per colt. 44.004M.
TSiE
Wawanesa Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Canada's Largest Mutual
Insurance Cog.
FIRE, WIND and
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Our Classified Fire Rates
on Farm Buildings of First
Class 'Construction are a-
mazingly low.
Windstorm Rates will sur-
prise you.
Special Rates to Farmers
for Auto Insurance
For full particulars, con-
sult our local agent.
J. H Scott
Box 142
Phone 336 SEAFORTH
GRASS FARMS TO RENT
'50 acres, Ei5 lot ..4; con. 3, Tuc1F-
ersmith, ,Huron Rd. Survey., ,also NO
acres, lot 24, on 3rd concession, Hib-
bert Twp. Grass farm, A'pp'ly ter
!TOIHN J. DALTON, , Dublin, Phone
917, Dublin Central.
PAPER HA'NGIN'G
All work guaranteed. 'Prices reas-
onable. For your neat lob see
A. 'CALVIEIRiT, George '51., 2 'blacks
east of Library. 14
WORK WANTED
James Simmons, Seaforfh RJR- 4
desires work by the day ;or \yeas
!Phone ' 6 on 233. IL
CLOVER SEED FOR SALE
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover Seed
for' sale. Phone 40r14, Dublin, Lot 6;
Con, 4, M'oK511op, NIIarfoliArs JI
•K'RAUS'KIOIPIF, • Dublin, R.R. i- 18
FORTRENT •
50 acres pasture hand, NO lot 1st,
Con, 2, Hibbert, good pasture, with
! never failing 'spring creek Rent r *-
's'onable. Apply to P. DI11LJL, Dublin.
15'.
PN MEM'ORIA'M
iIn loving memory of our dear iia
then who passed' away five years agar
April 9th, '1927 (,Mrs, Jane Rognos
Hudson).
"FIow often there tome's before us,
Your dear face, fond and true,
IFor death can never take away,
IS'weet memories, dear Mother, of yots
Sad'Iy missed by your family.
IN 1VI'11VDORIAIIVI. -
STAPLES. -41 loving memory all
our dear moither, Elizabeth Stapes, .'
who 'departed this life seven, gems
ago, •Alpril 10th, 1925.,
:She is gone but not forgotten)
And as.dla-wns another year
RI our lonely hours Of thinking;
Thoughts al her are always near,
Days of -s'adnes's will come o'er as;
'Friend's may .think ; the . wound le .
healed
But they 'little know the sorrow'
That lies within our hearts corm-
ceated,
-Sadly hissedby her famii1,
to rent
Lot No. 27, WV. of S% Lot
26, and S% of N14, Lot,26,
Concession 7, McKillop Town-,
ship, 224 acres, fall plowing :
completed, rental very reason-
able.
Apply to The British Mortgage
and Trust Corporation of On-
tario, Stratford, Ont.
International
Harvester Machines
-HORSE SHOEING AND
GEINIRRIAIL BJLAICKSIND'•b°I`HIN'G
Now is the time to order any;
new'machinery, repairs or parts
for the Spring work.
See us for Fertilizer Drill;
'Soil ° Puiverisers and 'Cultivator•,,
''Cream 'Separators and complete
F. line of Farm Machinery.
. T. Shewielt
Agent for International 'Hanvester'rix,
North 'Bain ,St, 'Sealforth_