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The Week At the 4aforth Collegiate Institute
(By Alastair VVIgg)
Ian place ,of basket 'ball, volley ball I them 22-6. The Ildsthm'en (Grade X,
has taken the Interest of the dirks In Team A) defeated the Adanacs (Grade
the Seaforth Collegiate, Each leant X,- Team B) 19-16. On Marcia 6th
the Maple Leafs (Grade I , Teaan: B)
were defeated, by the ,A:danats (Grade
X, Team, B) 24-13. The Canadians
(Grade XI, Team A) were defeated
by the Lueldes( Grade XI, Team A)
21-19.
hes OrhloeIen a name such as Grade IX
(Team A) Canadians, (Team B);
''Ma'ple Leafs. On Feb. 2$th the Aces
• (IV and V 'Forme defeated the Luck -
des (Grade XI, Team ,A), 28-17, and
the Maplle • Leafsl (Grade IX, Team
FI).defeated the Canadians (Grade IX
Team A). On 'March 4th the Aces
(IV `and V Formas) played the Beav-
• ers (Grade X1;, Team B), defeating
Impleinents
On or Off
in less than
a minute.
VA
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with
FORD TRACTOR
Ferguson System
e With the new Ford tractor,
Ferguson system, you waste no
time in making lengthy imple-
ment cheneeovers. For Fereu-'
son wheel -fess implements, in-
cluding the row -cultivator,
may he attached or detached
by one man in less than a min-
ute without the use of tools.
Front and rear -wheel tread
adjustments also a simple, one-
man operation. °
There are other things about
the new Ford ti•aetor with Fer-
guson system of hydraulically-.
controlled wheel -less imple-
ments that will amaze you -
Come in and see it. Demonsti-a-
tions gladly arranged. Don't
miss this chance to see the
really new mechanized farm
equipment. '
J. F. Daly
SEAFORTH
WHEEL -LESS
IMPLEMENTS
'Dental Hygiene
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land ,for adults is being diestnibuted
ands, to further our educate ual ef-
forts, the dentists have consented t'o
•give at least tevto day'& -Of ttiheeir time
free to examine 'and chart the mouths
of all school children.. A ohart oe all
defeotliive teeth is` hent into the home.
Dr. Thoanson'e work, conbrary to
what may be the .general belief, is
not Hoer the purpose of sttd•inul>atineg a
greater 'appreciation •oef dentistry, but
-it id basted upon the theory that pre-
v'enti,on .is better thee ,cure, and ds in
line with all effort peeking the pre-
venttdsorn elf 'di'seas'e by renewing the
cause, ratlher than with its am'ei'Lod a-
tieon. As the Health Bureau 'of the
various 'governments 'have concerns
themselves 'in'tlbe past with the eradi-
cation' of communicable diseases, by
pneveanitdve and restrictive measures,
ee the time -leas .come• •.ier'•th'e-ah'ealth
bureau to acquaint the citizens with
the conditions which led to. •almost
universal 'teetth cleeca.y in the .Angles
Seenen.,raoe, a'nd by th'e •dds'semdnation
of scientific information seek to .re-
store tio, the people of this and other
Engrlishrisepeekinr countries, that de-
gree of mouth •1r aleb which shall rid
them: of a lei of'"unn'eceseeaa•y dis-
tn+esn, disease'and resultant ineffici-
ency.
Just as smallpox; 'typhoid and other
•devastating. epidemical diseases have
been mastered at 'their sources, •so
teeth decay can be attacked rat
,seeurceit emelt when. M i•a 'i.naflorm,at]on
has been diss'emin'ated and put into
practical use, • future generations may
once again, enjoy sound teeth andthe
gvearit•er measure of good - health they
being which nature intended the hu-
man family should enjoy.
"Being sick is. expen's'ive,", said Dr,
Thornton, ,and eccompanydng tha't,..,re-
nr'ark, 'w -as i'ts sync'heomic eoun'tea part,-
"Being, well costs little." Men and
women are , sick because they have
not learned thew, to live to be well,
and• that surely' should be the su-
prenise • lenderled a of lite; the first
d ty to ourselves amid equally - the
first duty to •the state.
At the, present time the various
,government 'health bureaus are en-
deavoring. to tell the citizens facts
writes✓ are necessary to their 'health:
SFrvm.s ant& vri cines are •d]s'tni'buted
free of cost. Clinics dealing with
certain fat—Inset disease are being es-
tabliehed as government institutione.
Quarantine restrictions' are being en-
dlorced. Sanitoria, and mental hsospi-
•talcs', are being built and maintained
eseta.te Mee tuttone and • led! cations
point to a fu'rth'er extension of these
eff orts'.
'Bins ca'mtpaign is n•ow being carried
out' ilhroughout the Province by the
Canadian Dental Hygiene Council
and is lior the• purpose of carrying
eti11 furthest this public health work
by ',hi:elud'ing dental health; by pro-
per attention to • diet, , by „i n cOrperat-
. ing
incorporat-
ing in our diet .i'reshe fruit, green veg-
etables, whole grrtin 'breads and• ser
eats, the dairy products ---milk, creat,
butter and cheese, meat and eggs. It
ailso ane tu:dlete the proper mechanical
cleansing of the teeth •or prto•per
moutit'.lrsygiene 'arnci.:th.e periodical ex-
xon. Earl Laws
Will Speak at CARDNO'S HALL
SEAFORTH
SATURDAY, March 9th
J. W. MORLEY
At 230 p.m.
In the interests of
Morley
National . Conservative
Candidate for Huron -Perth_.
Everybody Welcome. Ladies Especially Invited
" GOD SAVE THE KING."
This advertieeeatelit is 'inserted by "itis& Huron -Perth National
Conservative Association:
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT: SEARORTH 15 EXETER 235
DARLING AND CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
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it .bet dentia. Ade t . Of
ttl>i8 a u a Wirt S
when 9 elleI riaJA0 ipretvenet the es
tension 'of. of ael-4f r 'L:1 ex lenition
of decay 'lsa tth'1ndeath, 'of 441°
pnelp Or sleeve, end +idle• death of tee
pulp-'Macy's legate i 'an abseet . • Ales
cess meatus an area ole. intfeotiaon &one'
w'hhoh baetenttre, er•tbeir Poison% gala
access to -the 'blood serream and dti
•east du other Parte of the 'body may
eoconir.- •
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MANLEY
Mr,' Jose tlVlandey had the misfortune
ix} ho's'e •hlls flue brood' mare.
Mr. Jen &lel/ uglh/tin is wearing, a
smile since) the •129tt1h of 'February,
when his wife presented 'him with a
baby",. girl.
IMr. and Mail, Thomas :McKay visit-
ed friendly In Lond'en last week.
'Mr. Joe Matthews is sable to run his
truck since the t roads have been
ploughedd.
HTLLSGREEN
Mr. Otte !Stteeph'am has moved into
the 'Mrs'. Trroyter house a+ecently va-
cated by Mr, Gabon's R'obiusson,
Quilting -bees and gnat bees 'seem
to be the order of the day in' this
vicinity.
There are shill quite a number suf-
fering Dom the cold and flu.
Me., and leers. William Davidson
were called to &linefeed ewting'to the
cleat° of the tatters uncle, Mr, E. N.
lane , who died qullte • sud'denlly,
gam
ELIMVILLE
Miss Joy Whitlock, of Sit. Thosrras,
was a w'e'ek -e'n'd visitor with relatives
theerre.
Corporal Dickey and Pte, Alvin
Plotter, •of ,the Perth Regiment, were
•Sunday visitors at .the home of \1r.
and Mrs. Harry Ford.
We •are sorry to report that Car-
man Ilerdman is not as well again.
Mr. and :Mrs. Roland WiWant a n d
Mr. Bene Willaanns were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Jones-
he
onesire St. Ttomms, on Saturday last.,
•Mdsss Ma.r-y--J'ohns has s•eciti°etl a job
,as stenographer he Watford.
Mar, and :Ma's, Lloyd Jenne visited
iia relatives in St. 1Viarys last
Thursday.
BRUCEFIELD
"Glow Lights•of San. Rey” is being
pneslenat'ed by the Brucefield Y.P.U. on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler spent -
the week -end in S't latfosidt
Mies Anna Cornish 'spent the week-
end dn.. Mitchell,
Ma's. Alice Hoh'ner is' visiting her
sister in--Eteter..
. Sunday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs.
G: Sev.ap 'weoe•Mr. and.Mrs, E. Schil-
be and .son', of Zurich, and Mr. and
Mrs,. E. -Muer. and Elaine, of Hensa.dl.
We wish to extend oar congratula-
tions to Mr. Walter 1ticBeatib, who on
March • list celebrated dii's 90Th birth-
day, and hope he will live to enjoy
mealy more.
Mr. and • Mrs. Abs Zapfe anti„ family'
spent Sunday with Mer. and :Airs,. H.
Ca,mte'reon, Clt]ntont.
Sure and y'e'll not be fergittin"the
St. Patrick's party in the Sunday
Schoolt,nolem. of the church on Mardi
15th -in the evening." In•dadte and the
Flanm'iga.nsi and the Mulligenes and the
Petrickes,' the Murphys' and the Kellys
and all will be there. Begorra, there'll
be Mapes to eat too. 'Tis a seer'a
wl a'i titin-- -be dodo', but ye may be
sure you'll be sorry if you stay away.
Beldame ye can't miss. d:t:
ZURICH
A widely known resident of • the
re cern sac •a s'eetio•n de the person of
George Hetlleraiian;. passed away at
les home in that village last Friday
in his .84th year. Denee.ned•.iha•dl lived
in and near Dashwood all his lite an+l
in former years was active in the
flax illin trade, lumberahl planing
malls and teeming. 'Phe funeral was
ih'eidi en Saturday, int'e'rment tasting•
pliace in the Evansgeli•cai cemetery,
Goschen Line.
One of the largest auction sales in
recent ye'ar's held in this section, was
held on Ttiesdtay when the Id' e -stock,
im•pleementse elte.,11 sof the Christian
Scha-ag estate wee disposed of.' The
proceeds of the stale amounted to
nearly . $3,500.
A credit of $1,150 was received by
the lolelall iIiyui¢o' .Sytsttetne ',trent the
Ontario Hydro Commission as a re-
sult of the year's operation of the
1•ocal system, plus' the refund on the
,oast of power delivered. This amount
is considerably la,rgeJr than in slome
past. years. No ward hers been re-
ceived ae yet of the deciaiton of the
Coniemd'ssloen Whether the Io.cal rdirtes
will be lowered.
Montei'teh & Monteith, chtairterretd, ac-
countants, Stdatflo ndt, have ceonepl etbed
the audit of the township books and
the report well be issued next week.
Thee new 'systtem of m'an'ual aecoumt-
insg in being 1'nttnoduced dor, Hay town-
ship thee yeatr e,n,dl at the end of the
year this seysttean should be of great
convenience to the auditors' in mak-
ing out the annual, report.
ST. COLUMBAN
mn.q. Ii. M. Ber'dcklin visdeted witch her
daughter in London., where she at-
tended the funeral of her cousin, Em-
mlanuei Chartered from St. Martin's
Ch'urreli on ,lioncieay dlaat.
Rear, Father Brticklin, of Watford,
spent a few days with hie mother,'
Mrs. H. 'M. Betoken.
Mrs. Leto leua'r'ay hats return'e'd af-
ter visiting 'herr siseter in Walton.
Miles Lretnte.....0•:Slillivan virsltted in
London.
Mars, Thomas; Feeney has sufficient=
iy recovaredl to go to Kitchener ivi'th
her da glitter. Mer. Lissealtde.
'Mr. 'J'ohn Harland, Jr., is home on
two • •silos'' lela. _ from military 'duty.
Manny pet St. Oodnlm'bein attended
the hockey intattelh in Seaforth on
Friedley last and repoartred a good genie
wtasu played.
Mr. Wm. Stapleton has Sold his
Item, south sof the highway, to Mr.
Edward Byrerrs'.
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KITTEN
1VLrs. e yl ii ,: who has emelt
tine pa; manta with her mother, Mrs
•H Richer, metgranled 'rdu her home in
London lone .7.'h r y east -
Mdse Mary Wlestlalpee who has'beein
viasitling With Weis Jr aa, Ferguson re -
tamed to her ,home ,tilt Exeter on
Thursday 'last. •
Miss Margaret 'Peibe , of Zurich, is
'visiting her 'gura>fdlniother, Mire. H.
Ricker.
IvVns. Joseph Haymal5i,- who suffered
a heart attack a flew weeks ago, 4s
stoney xeeoveatimlg. •
IM'rt. and Mrs. W. Herney . and Miss
bele Fergusson spent. a day recently
with Mae. Rhoda, WeAlake.
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WALTON.
We are Pleased to abate AT,. Vieaktea-
Bnoadefoot, whio, has been in Kitihener
Hospital 'for a. flew weeks, returned
home last week endi is doing as well
as can 'be expected. •
11VLrs. Charles Drager, who has spent
the past Zona•' months with her daugh-
ter in Toronto, returned Saturday no
her blame iu Wa7ttam-
A:maong those who took in: the ex-
curs&rn from Walton to Toronto on
Saturday were Mfrs. Fred Rutled ey
Mors: Joe Campbell anal Mr. William
Farquhrarson.
TUCKERSMITH
Messrs. Canarisaneand.-.F!enelee • 1171'it-
more spent, the weekend with their
r
'sister, Mrs. Gordon ElliLlott, of Wal-
to'nt
Quilting bees are the order of the
clay in this. locality'.
Mr. and Mats: R. Doig and family
h ave moved front the Arsihtron farm to
the Broadfoot homestead.
Mr. E. Crich had the misfortune to
lose a home .in the ativer on Satur-
d ay lest. H4s team broke through
The ice and once Perished before sit
was' 'pessdblae to get them. out.
Mr. and Mrs.. F. Pepper have mov-
ed .,,1''om Seatorrtlh to the home • of
their dlatrgihter', Mrs. A. Matheson,
DUBLIN
The ltoecai 'branch of the Catholic
Youth Organization heed its monthly
.neetetiwg in 'the .pa ti eh. hall en Friday
night with a representative attend-
ance. FoU wing the business portion
of the meeting; an interesting pro,
gram was presented. lie included:
Spiritual, reatddmg ' by Miss Grace
Scharbanrt'he Manch of Ganrea, direct-
ed by Mise .Veronica lefolyneux; a
sketch, "Tu'r'mipviide S'tatiop" Agent,"
played by Miss Rose Feeney anile Ry-
an Jaolydau; .Dublin quiz feature con-
'ducibex}1...1_vy. James JeardIaan ; musical
-their. The evening was1rean:o1ud'ed by
a number of games of tfingo.
'Mgrs. Frank Smith „t..s returned
lreomo atter espendinga-'ttvee'ks "in
Toronto and Hamiliton.
Joseph ,and. Clayton ,I.aeoby are em-
ployed on a contract dnt;'.Alllieton.
•Frank McConnell has &old this grass
farm in Hibbert to George Vivian,
w 111.e9 asssusmes immedietef paosssseesdon,
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VARNA
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A dommun'itiy enterta i nmeent for the
benefit.of the .Red dross Rand will be
,giv=en in the hall on Friday eventing,
•earo]1 15th. Thiene will be .a variety
'progiram offered. by six. different sec-
tions of the conrrmunit' , consisting of
music, =.plays; humorous arid other
kinds. Please, keep the date •in
mind. -
. We are p1e0ed, to report 'Mr. Dav-
id Stephenson and . Mrs. S. Beattie
are able to be around after 'their re-
cent, illness, but sorry to say Mr.
Jack Smith is ,still in the hospital in
Londpa.
A ofo
The W. St. John's s Churdxh
met at the bome of Mrs. M. Elliott
on Friday.
The Young People's Club met at
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
.HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 . iNGERSOLL
PHONE' 219 - MITCHELL
Seaforth Monument
Works
(formerly W. E. Chapman)
NOW OPERATED BY
Cunningham & Pryde
We Invite inspection of our
stock of Cemetery Memorials.
SEAFORTH — TUESDAYS &
SATURDAYS
or any tithe by appointment
See Dr. Harburn — Phone 105
EXETER: Phone 41; Box 160
STRATFORD - GODERICH
COACH
FALL AND FriNTER TJMNLINES TABLS
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford:
stalls N.4a a.m. ' arrd <t.25 p.m.
Leaves Seaford' for Gadericha
Dail# exeeyit Sunda' and k5L i.tb
laam�.. 'end 3.10 D.na
San, rtltniri itaL,. 1155 p•m- and .IL2® p.m.
s,t itratfor+l fltir.Toronto,
Itatnelitek. D dance. , °iav9r6aak. .
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Assets se Queen's Hotel. C'Nntie!relsi
Heti. 014* Haase
-et
AS IRRESISTIBLE AS SCARLET
HERSELF, THEY ARE A HAPPY
COMBINATION OF OLD SOUTHERN:
CHARM' AN,D MODeRN STREAM-
LINED SMARTNESS J
NEW PATTERNS .'® NEW COLORS • NEW FABRICS • NEW LENGTHS
You must see these newest New York- imports, with their tightly fitted waists,
full flare skirts and sweetheart necklines. Come in all shades in smart floral,
check and Paisley patterns. Made of excellent qualityAmerican cottons and repps
they're a `•`sure fire" hit !
$1.98 Each
SEAFORTH
the home of Mises Jean Reid Montda:y
might.
Mr, George Stephenson, county en-
gineer..oi Walkerton, in company with
his brother, Herbert, called Sunday
on Mr. George Beatty, Sr.
The Varna branch of the Red Cross
shipped one box containing 23 suits
of pyjamas. 24 pairs of socks, 4
;scarfs, 1 pail• knee caps. 6 pairs• of
wmstlets, 16, pairs of undies for chil-
dren, and 1 quilt.
CONSTANCE
MT's. Andrew lircecie and two daugh-
ters of Londeon spent the week -end
witch• her pare.nts', Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Britten.
Mr. Milton Moore left on Wednes-
day for Kingston where he has se-
cured a position as a fitter with the
Kingston Locomotive Co. Mr, Moore
has worked, for this ^.•om'pany in for-
mer years and we wish him every
success.
Mrs. Joe Riley••bad a giiiiting bee
at her home on Wednesday.
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Mr:' WiiL1Q Phi'Ilips, of Toronto,
spent a. few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips,
Mrs. Joe Carter, Jr., is at present
under the doctor's Care. ]-leer many
lniende 'hope for a speedy eecovery.
Mr. Benjnmiti Snell is under the
doctor's care with a heart conediti•on, .
Mrs. William Britton, visi'tredeat the
home of Mr. 'ansa Mrs'. Walter Broad -
foot, tient' Walton. Mr. Broadfoot
has been ill, but ie improyieg.
herd; wings, Campbell, Joynt; alder -
nates, rassmore, Sangster, Kerslake,
Kyle, Hudson.
• On Saturday -last Messrs.• Jack Con-
sitt, William MacLean, Hugh McMil-
lan,.. Larne Hay and Aubrey Farquhar
:spent the week -end in Terooto attend-
ing the Rangers and Leafs hockey
CHISELIIURST
On Friday, March let, Chiaelhurst
;hockey team defeated Hensel; for ,the
Passmore trophy from the 'league by
a score of -6-4. Thee game tended in a
4-4 tie. In overtime Brock and E.
C'illpolrae,se scored two more counters
for Cbisebliaierst.. Chileeltflirs't's f ral-
getters were McLean. 2, Brock 2, Hod -
gent and E. 0biiei.'rcheee; for Henrsell,
Joymt 2, Campbell, and Shepherd.
Lineup for Cliis'elhurst: Goal, Cal
Houton; defense, McMillan, 'Horton;
ce'n'tre,_ Consdirt; winget, McLean, E.
ehipch'asee ; a tltte'rnatels•, Brock, Hod-
gert, A. Ohdepcharse, Parker, Harris.
Hen'sall eine-un: Goa.1..Wesddem; de-
fense, Kele, Iledd'en; 'centre, Slvep-
game and the Ken Soble promisee -
On. Wednesday evening of this, week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLean enter-
tained the Cirts'ellrurst h!oclrey
The evening was spent in progres
sire crokinole. The prizes were won
by: Ladies' first:, Mrs. Clayt n Hors'
tone gene's first, Albert Cbipcbase
ROUND TRIP 'BARGAIN FARES
MARCH 15-16 From SEAFORTH
To Stations Oshawa, and East to Cornwall inclusive, itighridge, Lind-
say,
inesay, Peterboro, Cartietbellford, Newmarket, Collingwoed, Meaford, Mid-
land, North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Carpreoi and West to Beard-
more. "
P.M. TRAINS, MAR. 15 ALL TRAINS, M lIt.1t
to TORONTO
Also to Brantford, Chatham, God'erieh, Guelph, Hamilton, • London,
Niagara Falls, Owen Sounds, St. Catharines, St. Marys, Sarnia, SUM -
feed, Stnathroy, Woodstock.
See handbills for complete list of de.tin*ttana.
For fares, return limits, train information, tickets, etc., consult wrest anent.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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Town of 'eaforth
TAX PRE -PAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1940
The Town will pay 4 per cent. per Annum
up to Al..g,ist-31, 1940, on all prepaid 1940
tit Xes. •
Certificates and full pa:rtfc,yla s inay be
A.tained from the ToWn Clei ,'s Offi.ee in.
the Tow*,.l Hall. 'x •
D. H. WILSON,
Treater.:.
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