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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-12-06, Page 8DANCE Hensel) Town Hall To Bert Worth & His CKNX Ambassadors' Groh. on Wed., Dec. 12th. Adm. 50c. THE SEAFORTH NEWS are invited to attend this Xmas sleeting, Institute letter (Miss Luker) DearGladys- -Received your parcel from the Institute and everything arrived in good shape. So kindly thank all members for staking this possible, also yourself, for every- thing you have done for us in the HENSALL I time we have been overseas. We are The United Church Mission irele looking be forward home, toyut li tt the e when will hold their December meeting at we the home of Miss Margaret Shep- have to wait until our repat num- herd on Mon. Dec. 10 The roll call ber is called, I expect to make it by is to be answered with a Xmas gift { Feb, or March, so hope my expecte- for the London Children's orphan- , tions ein, ome trueour ..ie in ALLANgS you age, Each member is asked to try `DAN SOL - and bring a new member. Mrs. C. Hudson had the lnisfor-. Mir. and Mrs, Ben raeekrnofwDlt- the De - tune recently to slipi°inured cher' . thetformers parents, MO .and Mrs. walk and in so doing 1 atm, Sheho ise oher a a few weeks John Kaiser. Kerslake visited dur- L the home of her daughter, i ing the Past week with relatives and London.leon Monday a. Catharine Hadden here she I friends 0 in Fred rF sher recently re- on. w for Brantford w willll visit priorto going, to St. ' turned from Overseas accompanied Catharines for the winter months., , by who hhis wife, avre spenter and son the past two The Arnold Circle of Presbyterian Church will hold their'monthp,a�eTelsonnsleftrt for Rev. theiand i• annual meeting and election o Mrs. g officers in the school -room of the home inEdmonton, o c Frriof daPoplar church on Monday evening, Dec. 10. 11 b and The Young Peoples' Society of Hill visited during the past week Carmel Presbyterian Church 'which with heirMdaugh er anryson-i land vand is being re -organized held a Y teresting meeting in the school- Jerry,_ room of the church ., on Monday Mrsn s1ed visitedCorbett brtteand with MrsWes- evening with Miss Thearet Mac meeting Ida Baring in London • opened presiding.singi"I'm not ashamed' Allan Townsend, an employee at totpenen by singing own my Lopes Scripture reading 'Welsh's saw contact withla saw causing severe Acts of the Apostles 3, verseswhich Rev. injuries to his thumb which .re - by Donald Bell. after Ferguson led ino player. Hymn "Leaden. quMrs.,stitchesRe nay of close Londo wounds. s on 0 King Eternal' was sung. R M Mr. Ferguson gave a brief address the weekend guest of Mo. and Mrs. outlining the work of• the ung Garnet rnet Case. 14aeIUvirina of Collings Peoples' organization, and presided Ruth over the election of officers as fel- wood was the -weekend guest of Dario Honorary;PoPres.00111 Bell; Vice- Miss Helen McAllister Passes pres. Mi Pu . Iron. es',: Miss Mae MacGregor; i Theiwell-known ali�resid resident, ednesday Sec, Miss o4i'le iTaYl,i. assistant, of Gordon Moir: •pianist, Mrs. Chas. -tills Helen ;4TcAllister in her 80th Forrest: assistant, Mrs. Malcom year, Miss McAllister was a native Dougall; Treas. Donald Belli W of this district a lvalued memember ship committee, Jim Mustard, Bob of Carmel Presbyterian Taylor, Audrey Dick; Service Com. Surviving are twoi. teIr_c.MiBlanch- A. Kerslake, M, Dougall: Fellow-garet at ship Committee. Mrs. MacLaren, 'McAlfunerallisteet ice e was Lineerorivate e Mrs Moir. Evelyn Taylor, Allen Crepe'', Mission Com: Aileen Munn, residence on Friday at 2. P.M., con Mabel Staniake and Melvin Moir. ducted by Rev. P. Ferguson. Inter: Stewardship Com. 'firs, H. Bell, ment' in Hillsgreen Cemetery. Sandy MacArthur. Alma Bell; So- Report Of and rural s seas Boxes s are to be 'tial Com; Helen Moir, Ellen - Lo Bert Thomson and Norma Sangster. commended for their hearty support The meeting concluded by singing given to the appeal for donations of "Take my life and let it be". A money for Christmas Boxes for the spelling match was held an refresh Hensall boys who are still overseas. ments served. i These boxes (20 in number) were Mr: Kenneth Passmore of Hamil-; packed by Mrs. F. Beer, Mrs• J. ton spent the weekend with his patersoht and Miss Gladys Luker at parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Pass-; Mrs. Beer's borne on Wednesday more.afternoon and evening, Nov. 28th. Mrs. Lawrence llaynham received The following ladies did the sewing a telegram on Monday stating that; Mrs, Joynt, Mrs. Shervitt, Mrs. H. her husband Pte. L. E. Baynham Horton, Mrs. C. Stephenson, Mrs. was sailing on the Queen Elizabeth, Beer and Miss Gladys Luker. The which is to dock in New York about fact that a great many folks Thursday,throughout the village and district Pte. Preston Lemmon's Warne -an- gladly gave of their- rations made Peered in the daily newspaper possible the -provision of delicious among the hundreds scheduled to home-made candy consisting of arrive in Canada this week. chocolate fudge, maple cream etc„ The December meeting of the made by Mrs. F. Beer, Mrs. S. Pat- Women's Institute is to be held on arson, Mts. Norminton, Miss Fior canned goods, soup gulp, shaving stick tooth paste, stationery, Xmas cake; handkerchiefs, cheese, grape- fruit juice and other items, 1'nolucied in this total was one ladies' parcel for N/S Lieut. Mat.'ioir Dougall, 1111 shipping charges were borne by the War Service Committee. All postal work in connection with these par- cels, such as addressing and declar- ing etc.,is mast capably managed by Mr. F, Bonthron, .local postmaster and his assistant, Miss Margaret Johnston. KIP'PEN FERGUS St; Andrew's pen was the se wedding on Sa when Rev' Alb marriage, 011 •daughter of M Schilbe, Kipp Ferguson, elde Mrs. Wm. For Large baskets chrysantheluum effective setti bride who was her father and the strains of Lohengrisi, play Ivison. The In. floor length g say fitted to t into a full ski was held in p flowers, her gold locket w her wedding father. She'c quet of Briar maid. Mrs, Go ter,: sister of length 'own similar lines and wore a et small blue h guson of Elg groom, was were Gordan brother -in-la Russel I! erg cousin of the gift to the b Rodgers silve compact, to th ette lighter a key eases. F a reception'1 the bride's p ons dinner w ON--SCHILBE United Church, Kip- ene of a very pretty t. Dec. lst at 3 p.m., ert Hinton' united in ve Carrie, youngest r. and Mrs Warren en, to Norman John st son of Mr, and guson, Thames Road, of pink and white s and ferns made an ng for the charming given in marriage by entered the church to the Bridal Chorus, ed by Miss Jean 'de wore 0 graceful own of white silk jer- he waist and extending rt. Her finger-tip veil lace by a halo of white only ornament was a orn by her mother on day, the gift of her ai'ried. a cascade bon - cliff roses, The brides- rdan Hodgert of .Exe- the bride wore a floor of pink sheer made on to that of the: bride's ring of pearls and a eaddress. Wilmer Fer- infield. brother of the best man. The ushers Hod el' ;cif Exeter, IN MEMORIAM hJSTNER—I, loving memory of Robert Blarney, who passed away Dee. 10, 1;127; The month ni December again is here,. To us, 'the sa,ldest of the year ; To think we could not say goodbye, Will always bring regret; Bat the hearts that loved you::best of ktll,_ V forget. Fthat won't t g hearts t t Are the he t atge :Lord for did l e i1, But why,. oh why, did he have . to die ; -- Why was ,t, Lord, he had to. go, For we loved him oh, we loved him so. —Ever remembered by his dear sister. Mullis and brother-in-law, 0, Thornton. IN MEMORIAM KISTNEIR-•-In loving memory of our dear son and brother Robert George who passed away Dec. 10111, 1926; : Those whom we love go, out of sight But never oat of mind. They are cherisllecl is the hearts Of those they leave behind. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upward and just to the end oC bus days, Sincere and true, hi heart and mind --- Beautiful memories he left behind. —Always remembered by Mother, Father; Sisters and Brothers. w of the bride, and ueon of Chiselhurst, groom. The groom's ride was a cabinet of r, to the bridesmaid n e groomsman a cigar- ncT to the ushers, leather FOR SALE ollowing the ceremony A reversible Broadloom E rug 10'x14'l vas held ae the Route of in excellent condition. Shade - "2000 agents where a aboutfjft- Bines" Apply at News Office, as served to fifty NOTICE Will the party who were seen tak- ing a trap and mini: from a tile drain at Paul Mulligan c farm, please return same and save further trouble. Elmer Shade, iegnloudville. e of Mrs. EdmundeGeiger, twith rnMrs. Rbt Cameron co -hostess. The roll ence Welsh and Miss Gladys Luker. The divinity fudge was made by M1's� o a T. Sherriit. .A lovely assortment o call is to be answered with a gift cookies and shortbread was eontrib for the Sick Children's Hospital, ' uted by Mrs. Miekle, Mrs. A. 'Kers London, An interesting item on the lake, Mrs Nornlinton, Mrs, Beer, program will be the demonstration Miss Gladys Luker, Mrs. E. Shad - of a Xmas centrepiece. The topic is dick and Mrs. S. Rennie. Still others to be on the subject "The Spirit of donated necessary supplies etc. Be - Christmas". This promise to be an sides the candy and cookies each outstanding meeting and a large parcel consisted of a variety of to - attendance of members and friends hacco . cigarettes and papers, bars, Cfm, $125, OUG PrititonA, jitiA, c rig I1TARIO'S ; CENTRAL COOPERATIVE Strengthens Its Position 1945 ACHIEVEMENTS 1. Strengthened .the financial. positron., through' substantially increasing the paid-up capital and surplus, 2. Entered the canning of poultry meat. Guided localco-opna- trves in establishing modern poultry processing plants with new fastfreezing and cold storage facilities. 3. Extended the premix feed division at Guelph, and guided affiliated co-operatives in erecting new local feed plants. 4. Improved the fertilizer Plant.. at. West. Toronto and advised af1111ated mixingstations in modernizing their facilities. 0 Extended the chemicaldiol- x1011 in.respoet 00 fungicides, insecticides, Insect control and spray materials through new research laboratory at Guelph G. Installed modernwhole mills Processing plant at Guelph .for the manufacture of edible milk products, 1. Opened sew division for the extension : ofdomestic sales of butter, eggs, poultrr, <obsess and other farm products.. 8. Completedcontracts on a dis- tributivebasis to, facilitate supplying our affiliates with: Commercial anddomestic re- frigeration; Washing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners,- and other electrical appliances; Tires and Tubes; Asphalt Shingles and Roofers' Stuppifes,. 9. Constructed one of Canada's most modern seed plants en- abling thecleaning and hand- ling of a carload of clover and grossseeds daily: 10, Provided extensive assistance to .affiliatedco-operatives through auditing, bookkeeping, organization and programs on membership and finances.. THE UNITED FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. LTD. with which is affiliated YOUR LOLAL ERA` IVE Card of Thanks Mr. George Johnston and Gordon wish to express Choir sincere thanks and appreciation to their• friends and neighbors for the many expressions of sympathy shown then in their recent bereavement. We wish to thank those who sent the beautiful floral tributes, those who loaned cars,' and to Rev. Miss Reba Bern, and ]Jr, O'Dwyer.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1945 AT FINNIGAN'S A Number of Bright Spots in Food Arrived This Week .h of Nuts in Shell. Almonds, IValnuts. and Filberts. Brazils,. Shipment L c will not be imported this year, .Chore wil be some Figs. Dates will not arrive till January. Wc: again ues'ule you there will bo Candy. Harvest Peas, 2 fins 050 Golden Ripe Bananas, 1 lb. 39c14c Tanney Parsnips, G lbs .215, Tangerines, doz. 39c Washed Carrots, 6 lbs. 25c Fancy Oranges, doz: We have several sigeS iii ChriStlnaS Cakes W. J. FINNIGAN & SON WANTED Girl' wanted for 'general house- work. Apply at News Office. FOR SALE A wooden cupboard for harness, a wooden cistern, a churn, 3 flat stone, a tin 24. ono667, Seaforth, e2 r stows. Phone miles west on 'Provincial highway No. 8. Miss Fowler, Card of Thanks Mr. Henry Cooper and 'family wish 00 thank ail their friends and neigh- bors for the many kind expressions of sympathy extended to them in the recent passing of Mr. Christopher Cooper, and also for the :load of can's. THANK YOU I wish to thank all my friends who remembered rile with gifts of flowers, fruit, c'ar'ds, candy and cookies, etc., during my recent illness. MRS. W. S. FINNIGAN. CHRISTMAS TREES I have some Christmas trees for sale. Delivered to your home. Phone Irwin Trewartha, 840 r 33, Sea - forth. guests. Mrs. Schilbe, mother of the bride, received in a gown rof blue crepe with white trim and wore a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. nether of the groom wore an orch sage of wii ing room 'W pink and w centered wl cake and t end. Che w and Orfila Doreen MCC ins of the of Exeter, c assisted by Robt McG Broadfoot o bride than trimmed wit coat. with br bridesmaid dress with g honeymoon Toronto, Mi will reside present fro ginfield, Th Rayfield, Kippen Girl. A very p was spent at Mrs. Warne Nov. 20th friends met Olive, a bride of last Saturday. Du ing the evening Olive was escort to a decorated chair and Mrs. Rob McGregor and Mrs. Ross Broadfo carried in a prettily decorated bas many heauti u id crepe dress and cor- ite carnations. The dim as prettily decorated in STRAYED bite and the table was Hereford heifer strayed from til a three tier wedding: Charles Marks, Stanley, has y� slits n11 pink tapers at each in right or left ear. R aitresses were Marjorie or Phone eld Clinton, 's30 43. Schilbe of Zurich and FOR SALE linchey of Varna, sous- One pair mans tube's skates and bride and Pearl Cann ousin of the groom, boots, size 8, new, Phone 051x31. Mrs. Roy Consitt, Mrs. FOR SALE Jeger and Later Ross Durham heifer fresh two'weeks, f nto • with or without calf: and two 4 -yr gad into a brown dress old cows. Apply to Charles F; Dale. to .green and light green Phone 616 r 4, Clinton. own accessories, and the WANTED changed into a black reen trim. After a short Protestant teacher wanted for S. to London. Detroit and S No. 9 Tuckersmith. Duties to and Mrs. Ferguson commence Jan. 2, 1946. Apply to in Exeter. Guests were Wilmer Broadfoot; R.R. 3, Kippen. n Zurich, Thedford, E1- Phone 651-11, Seaforth, aures Read, Exeter and FOR SALE A child's table and chairs. A high chair. A child's rocking chair. A fur jacicet size 10 or 12, end shoes and other clothing, Apply FOR SALE Two purebred York sows, with lit- ters itters four leeks old. James E. John• sten, Clinton #4. Phone 12 on 805. FOR SALE )tearly as Set of single harness, new. Apply to Fred Reeye6, -Seaforth. FOR SALE Rubber tired Walton, wagon, 16.000 tires. Campbell w ey, WANTED Second hand toboggan iii geed condition. Apply to The News Office, STRAYED two: year A. Durham steer lase got year old, strayed to my pipe% Nov 1st, 26, con, 14, McKillop Walton. Geo. Jackson, F, SKELTON Beatty Washer Service,' Having your washer repaired now. will save s an you money later. All work alrals teed. Phone 89, Goderich, Hardware, Seaforth. Showered leasant social evening the home of Mr. and n Schilbe, on Thursday, when neighbors and to honor their daughter 1" WANTED A number of horses suitable for fox feed. Dale Nixon. 'phone 06114. FOR SALE also Five Durham Cows, springing; two ows. just freshened, Dale. Nixon. pltotre 6611,4, Seaforth. e11 LOST t. A bag of Farmers Coop. Laying pt Mash, lost between Ferguson's. Hard- k- ware and Lorne Garter's. Phone 667 r d 21, Seaforth. sz,, , McConnell & Hays Barristers, Solicitors, Pita Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 00 laden withf 1 an useful gifts. Mrs. Thomas Kay read FOR SALE the following address: Dear Olive— Pair of girls skates with blaek I have the pleasure of addressing. shoes, good as now, size 5.5. Also 50 you on behalf of the ladies of your white. Reek pullets ready to lay. neighborhood and extending to you Phone 22-4, Dublin. our very hest wishes on this happy • Auction Sale occasion. As friends we feel that your kindly gracious manner has Of Horses. At Lot. 20, Concession endeared you to all and we shall 11, Hibbert Twp., 3 miles west. of iss your pleasant smile. We wish Cromarty, 6 miles east of Iiippen, on 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 p.m. Saturday evening, 7.30 p,m, to 9 p.m. Watson & Reid REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rates in First -Class Companies. The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH H Ont. Officers President, W. R. Archibald, Sea - forth; Vice President, Frank Me. Gregor, Clinton; Sec,-Treas. and Manager, M. A. Reid, Seaforth. Directors W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton • Alex Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt, Born- holm; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex Me- Ewing, Blyth; Hugh Alexander, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton. nts John E. PeppeAger, Brucefleld; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact other business, will be TEACHER WANTED- promptly attended to bya applications Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 3, to any of the above named offlcere Tuckersu»th. Duties to commence addressed to their respective post R.R.2.Apply to Gordon Richardson, office ec. Treas.,1, Jan. p Brucefiel . SSEAFORTH CLINIC Phone G5G r 26. BATTERY RADIO FOR SALE Dr. E. A. McMaster, MB., Graduate Large table model, ru l ne4 i)autl 001e 10, 05 Then Clinic is fullyequippedwith- bet, splendid vo complete and y modern a -ray and other yes t up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptic Phone Hensall 87r12; equipment. FARM FOR SALE good Dr. F, 3, R. Forster, Specialist In nater cultivation, B Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and. Throat, will be at the Clinic the first Tuesday in every month from 8 to 6 p.m. Free well -baby clinic will be held FARM FOR SALE on the second and last Thursday in GG acres of good land on BnbYlon• every month from 1 to 2 p.m. 2t/ nines from Line, Stanley Twp., L Varna. 1.3anlc barn 70x30, water inside, and good frame ici)aluuc0 in bay and. h. JOHPhysic anN A. RandLSurg Surgeon 10 acne ploughed, grttss. Ilydrp available. immediate possession. Apply trt. News Oftire, In Dr, H. H. Ross' office. Phone 5 J WANTED MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B, A., M.•D, A number of cattle to feed over Physician and Burgeon >" winter. Ernest Whitehouse. Phone) Successor to Dr,:W. O. Sproat 100 r 12, I'Iensall. Phone 90 W - Seaforth super u dry atteries SV. S. Clark, Varna. r 119 acres, i buildings, hydro, bathroom, remodell- ed house. Apply to IKippen, 1i•It•2• you happiness and prosperity In this new life upon which you are about to venture. In parting we ask you to accept these gifts as a small re; hnembranee with the wish that you will be the happiest of December brides and in the happy future you are planning. May each hope and dream come time so that the years are an endless chain of sunny days for you. Signed on behalf of your friends. Florence Kay, Babe Me - Gregor, Mary Broadfoot, Olive made a very fitting reply ncl all sang "For she's a jolly good fellow" after which a dainty lunch was served. The officers and pupils of St. Andrew's United Church Sunday School are holding their annual Christmas concert on Friday even- ing, Dee. 14th at 8 p.m. A play entitled "Uncle to hPerk Perkins?? Pwill .U. be presented by Eg under the direction of Mrs. Gardiner. Additional numbers will be given by the children. Mr, and Mrs. A. Gaekstetter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones spent a clay last week visiting relatives in St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. David Ryekman Knee Mayme Parsons) and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ryckman and Mrs. Say - more of Pollock, South Dakota, U. S.A. are visiting Mrs, Ryckman's. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Par- sons and other relatives and friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaekstetter visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore •Gaekstetter of Dashwood. Mr. Den Kinsman arrived here this week with a carload of horses which will be offered for sale at prtblic auc- tion on TnesdaY, ,Dec. 11th, Pte. Russell Blackwell, whorecent- ly returned from overseas, visited with his sister Mrs. Louis Clark 3r, Tuesday, Dee. Ilth, at 2 p.m, sharp. 18 horses, 4 to 10 y,,eai's of age, in- cluding pome greys and blacks, All quiet and broken to harness. 'Wight from 1400 to1800pounds. 1 good saddle horse. One purebred Hereford Bull, age 16 months, with papers. 1 purebred Durham bull, 2 years old, with papers. 2 young York. sows, due in 6 weeks. Cash sale. - - , DAN KINSMAN, Prop.. W. F.. Nairn, Auctioneer. FOR SALE Frame dwelling, hydro, 1/ acres, North Main street. Suitable for poul- try farm. Early :possession. Sep- arate house on Victoria St P arate apartments, good investment. Frame cottage, Goderlcll St. East. 25 acres with barn and house, on highway. Inhmediate .possession. Watson & Reid, Seaforth. 150 ACRE FARM Under cultivation, good buildings, spring creek. Hydro, throughout. 8 acres of bush, and is situated on #8 Highway 334 miles west of Seaforth. APPly at T1ie News office, FOR SALE Barn 80x50. App1Y to Leo 0100511), phone 13-11, Blyth. FOR SALE Model B Allis Charmers- tractor, with. starter ;incl lights, good as new; also 2 -furrow Oliver plow, and 1 Int- ernational cultivator, new. Apply to The News office, FARM FOR SALE 13200, terms reasonable. 130 acres or thereabouts, (5 acres bush) seeded in grass, solid brick houmse. One mile south lohf n Wadt Sebring - villa, le off lighw Y• villa, Ont. BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Clarke are visiting his mother and family. The scholars and their teacher are preparing for their Christmas con- cert oncert to be held in the Blake school- house on Thursday evening, Deg 20. Mr. and Mrs. A. Finlayson and Gayle are again taking up residence in their home in the village. Mr. and. Mrs. Walter McBride and family are busy preparing to move to their home in 'Exeter. A farewell party was held at their • home on Tuesday evening, A number attended the funeral of the late Mrs. W. Wagner in Zurich, Sunday. •CROMARTY The menihers of the `Euchre Club met et the home of Mrs: William Houghton, and five tables of progress- ive euchre were played. John Wallace played as a 'lady' and won the high prize, and Lin McKellar won the men's high prize. •Duncan McKellar has returned home, from hospital in London. Mr, and Mrs. William McKaig end daughter with the former's 'brother, Angus McKaig. Mrs. John Scott with Mr. and Mrs:; Want and For Sale Ads, 1 week 26c Frank Scott, Alliston. • DR. F. J. R. FORSTER Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate in Medicine, University of Toronto, Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng. At Commercial . Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday in each month from 2 to 4 p.m, Also at Seaforth Clinic first Tuesday in each month. -53 Waterloo St., Stratford. Telephone 287. FOR PIPE OR ROLLING YOUR OWN l G. A. WHITNEY Successor to Holmes & Whitney Funeral Director MAIN ST., SEAFORTH Ambulance Service. Adjustable Hos. pital Bed for rent. Agent for Mitchell Nursery Flowers. Phone 119, Nights and Holidays 65 Lmml 1n,m001100 nnnnanO l„m llllll .1010000010100 „ COLLECTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE ANYWHERE Credit Reports, Inquiries Invited WESTERN ONTARIO CREDIT BUREAU 72-74 Ontario St., Stratford nulllll " FOR SALE 0 -Room Frame House. 'hydro, Town Water, and cellae Situated on Coleman Street. House with barn, Situated on Main Street, South. 00 Acre Farm, Twp, _Tuckersmith. Good Brick I•Iouse, Bank - Barn, Poultry House and Driving Shed, Immediate possession. 78. Acre Farm, Top. Tuckersmith. Frame House, Bank Barn, Driving Shed; Hog -Peng Good bush with spring therein. flea hove listed' farms in Mcltillop• E, C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance & Real Estate Seaforth, Ontario Phones; 384 O0ice .Res. 020 Notice TOWN OF SEAFORTH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' Lists, 1945, Town of Sea forth, County of Huron. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of the Vot- ers' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Seaforth on the 17th day of November, 1945, the lists of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such lists remain there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions correct- ed 'according to law, the last day for appeal being the 811 day of De- cember, 1945. Clerk of the Town of Seaforth. TOWN OF SEAFORTH Any outstandingaccounts against the Corporation must be in the hands of the Treasurer by Dec. 10th, for payment D. It WTLSON, Treas.