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Farm Stock For Sale
Fan SALE -REGISTERED YORK HOG.
Apply Ito ROY LAWSON, 2 miles west
of Seatenth en Highway. Phone...66,7 r 16.
3790x1
Popular Stallions
The Clydesdale Stallion
FAVORITE AGAIN
24337
Enrolment No. 1961
Will stand at his own stable at Brucefield
for the season_ Fifteen dollars to insure,
payable February 1, 1941.
ROBERT D. MURDOCH. Proprietor.
PETER KILPATRICK, Manager.
3780 -ti'
Imported Clydesdale Stallion
SOLWAY RESOURCE
leip. [28173] (23029)
Enrolment Nio. 3744 Form 1
Will strand for the improvement of stock
this season. as 603.10W41
M.0031draY Morning -Will leave his own stable
at' Brumfield and, go to the 2nd Concession,
theta :south and east to Alex. Sinclair's, for
anon; then east to the. Town Line and north
no 'the 9th Concession to Win. Patrick's. fqr
night. Tucerley-East 114 patties and north to
the 7th Concession to 04:eine Bros., for noon;
then to Robert Dole's, 7th Concession, for
night. Wednesday -To Gernmell's Corner end
north ho A.' & J. Braadfoot's, for noon; then
to his own stable. Thomday-At his -men-
stable. Priebe - Wet to the second
Concession of Stanley and north in John H.
ItecEwares, for noon: then to his own stable
foe night. Saturday -at his own stable.
Terms -to insure a foal, $15'.00, payable
Februery,,,e, 1941.
D. MURDOCH,
Proprietor. and Manager.
37/30 -ti
The •Pure Bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion
I TORRS MAGNATE
. • Imp. [26882] (22371)
Enrolment No. '301;9 , First Class, Form 1
Grade A, Premium No. 27
leave his own stable, Lot 4,
Concession 3, Halbert, and proceed to 31:
Nadia's. for anon: then to D. O'Reilly's,
Beer:I.:weed. for nightTuesday.-:To J. Mc-
Carthy's. Lot 33. Concession 2, Logan. for
noon: thence to his own stable for night.
Wednesday -TO Cecil Ralph's, Lot 10, Con-
cession 3, Logan, for noun: thence by way
of Geuld'e School House to his own stable
for night."Thursday-To 'Dune. Coleuhoun'e,
Lot 3, Calfeessien 8, Hit,bert< for noene_thence
to George Wallege's, Lot 11, Concession 11,
Crpmarty, where he will remain from 8 to
6 p.m..; thence to John. Burclhill's, Lot 10,
Concession 5, Hibbert, for :night. Friday --
To James Morris, Lot 25, Concession 5, 'Rib-
bert. for noon; thence to his own stable.
where he will remain , until the ,,following
Monday morning.
Terms -To insure a lfoal $15.00, to be paid
the -1st of January. '1941,
„.. ROBERT -BUR,CHILL,
Proprietor & Manager.
R.R. 2, Dublin. Telephon 19 r 13. Dublin.
3782:41
Cards Of Thanks
MRS. JAMES NELSON, MRS. ROY NEL-
sun and daughter wish to thank their
friends and neighbors for many acts of
kindness and sympathy in their recent be-
reavement; for flawerts and the loan of ears;
also Rev. Mr, Jack -for his kindness during
Nelson's
Notices
reRAIN-I AM BUYING GRAIN' FOR GEO.
Thompson, Hen:tall. For latest quota-
tions and information ethane 655 r 2. We
carry a stock of bags and will' also do your
trucking. W. M. SPROAT, Tile Yard.
3790-tf
VOUNG BOAR FOR SERVICE, ON LOT
"L '17, Go 'tress ion 1, MeKilliop. Purchased
from Orval Free, Dungannon. Will still
keep the old one "Highland Jay" for -some
time. FRANK NOLAN, IL R. 4, Seaforth.
Phone 144 r 21, 3790-1,
B4F/A F0_11. SALE -DOUBLE saanono
boo
lumber
if=to
ehal.SiLabou".5 26. -(cal
D. G. STEER, Hen-
ault 3790x1
PR OCIaM.A.TION !
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TownofSeaforth
CIVIC HOLIDAY
Monday, August 5th
I hereby, proclisim, that Monday,' August 5,
1940, be Civic Holiday for the Town of Sea -
forth, and request that the citizens observe
the same by closing their places of bus iness
for that day.
John J. Cluff, Mayor
"GOD SAVE THE KING"
TWP. OF TUCKERSMITH
Clerk's Notice of First Post-
ing of Voters' List
gape -aeries FOR SALE -SUITABLE von
'"''tielildbut
or gasulating purposes. Will sell
by Jag 'or trunk iced. ApplyJOHN
BOSHAIRT & SONS, Seaforth. -, 8790-2
T-TONEY FOR SALE -CLOVER HONEY,
-`" in a88, 1aized containers: also comb honey
in email, medium and -.large sections. WAL-
LACE ROSS, North Main Street, Seadorth.
Phone 133-J. • 6390-2
VOTERS' LIST, 1940. MUNICIPALITY OF
TUCKERSIVIITH, COUNTY OF IICRON
MOTICE IS HE BY GIVEN: THAT I
"` -have complied with Section 8 of the,
Voters' List Act and that I have posted up
in no office at Tuckersmith art the day
IA July, 1940, the 'Bet of ,e_a,-persons entitled
to ode in the said municipn ify reuricirel-
eltietions And that such list remains there fo,-
inspeotion, and I hereby call upon dn. voters
to lake immediate proceeding's to have any
errors or eornissions coreetted according' to
law, the last day.. for appeal being' the '7th
day of August, 1940. ,
DATED' the 1541 day of July, 1940.
D. P. IVIoGR,EGOR;
Township 'Clerk, Tucker -smith.,
3783-3
POR SALE--CROSLEY ELECTRIC RE-
' frigenator„ six-foot box, brand new. Pric-
ed law for quick' sale, Never been used.
DALY'C GARAGE, Phone 102, Seaforth.
3780-t1
Wanted
WANTED -MAN TO GRADE EGGS. PER -
TV ference given person Who can buy Pool -
try- Good working, conditions to responsible
person. Apply 'Box 217, EXPOSITOR OF-
FICE, stating wages and ,experience.
3790-1
• MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
A FEW SCHOOL TEACHERS, MALE OR
"ce" FEMALE to Make $25.00 weekly, selling
our FAMILEX PROBUCTS which are actual
Ilirtaisebbld necessities,, guaranteed quality:
wanted in sweaty home. Write; • FAMILEX
PRODUCTS CO.; 570 St Clement. Montreal.
3790-1
MACHINISTS - PLANER, SHAPER,
-1-m• lathe, horizontal and vertical boring mill
hands, maintenance and tool room fitters.
Goof rates and steady emtnloy-ment offered.
• Apply, experienced men only, at O'l'IS FEN-
SOM ELEVATOR CO„ Victoria • St. North,
Banal/eon. 3790x1
Auction Sales
MORTGAGE :SALE
OF' REAL ESTATE
TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE POW-
s.' efts of Sale contained in •a certain court -
sage Wbrk,11 , will he produced at the time of
sale, there will be loff dred for sale- by public
auetion, on the premises
-wOrniROP
,Cine ae6lie wonst electalle storms of
the seasene passed over the burg last
Thuredax ,flight, July 25th. A large
uunctber cattle, thorsea trees' and
hou.ees Jaere struck. Mr. William.
Somerville's barn' was a complete
lose.' The telephone cable -was struck
and Piet ell the lines out of order. Our
linesman, Jack Kellar, is a very busy'
man. Whale climbing a pole a cot
ple of *eks ago he slipped and: sad,
dowa theapele causing a. pair of very
sore ,tarrilais, .
Mr. Reginald Pryce is attending
seramer school at London. He has
been engaged to teach at No. 6 school,
east of the village.
Miss yarn Heist has been re-en-
gaged to teach 5.5 No. 10, McKillop.
Mrs. William Scarf eta of London,
visited relatives last week, wita.Mr.
and Mrs: Willis Duadas, Mrs. George
Little and Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Little, Mr. and Mrs: P. Little and her
brothers, Mr. Charles Little and Mr.
John' Little. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
John Little, Jr.
, Mrs. Fergus Bul•lard, of Kintore,
and sister, Mrs. Dee Haring and son,
Billie, of Buffalo, called on Mrs. Eat-
on last week. Jack, who had been
visiting here, returned with them.
The haying season is over and has
been a long. lieaVy one. The wheat
coop will' be pretty well cut this
week and is a good' 'sample.
Gordon' Betties had an appendix
-Operation in Scott 'Meniorial Hospital
on -Sunday. We wish yOu 'a speedy
recovery, Gordon.
' STAFFA, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1940,
at 2,30 to'clesik shasio, the following lands:
Lots 13 and 20 in the Village of Staffs.,
containing tWo-fifths of an, acre, being part
of Lot Number 16 in the 9th Ooncesaion of
the Township of Hibbert, in the County of
Perth, Aylergwo,nth's Survey.
On the property is said to .be situate e
two -stoney fnarme house, with hard and soft
water, furnacet nearly new; kitchen, summer
kitchen; a frame stabl0 aboult 20 x 30 feet,
Inciluding dritsmsted.
TERMS OF SALE -The property win ,be
Pott up subject to a reserved bid. Ten per
-cent. of the purchase money shall be paid
Ion the day of sale and the balance thirty
skies therelaftter.
For further particulars apply to
J. W. MORLEY, '
Solicitor foe Mortgagee,
Exeter, Ontario,
Frank Taylor, Auetioneer, Exeter,
Ontario.
8789-3
Births
BOLTON -In MeKillon, on Jelly 25th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Bolton. a daughter.
Deaths
BLACK-In nickel -smith. on Saturday, July
27th, William Black, in his 7.2nd year.
HENSALL
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McKINDSEY'S - Seaford
MIDDLETON'S, -
little daughter, of Toronto, are vaca-
tioeing here.
Mr. William, Foster,' who has been
confined to his home for the past
three weeks with a 'heart condition,
is improving and is able to be up and
around, although, still very Weak. t
During the recent severe electrical
storm here Harold Bell, of Hwy Town-
ship, had a valuable horse killed by
lightning. ,Much damage also was re-
ported from this district.
Mr. Thomas Dickson is confined to
the home 'recuperating from a ser-
ious fall waioh he suffered recently.
Although no bones were fractured, he
suffered' greatly from shock a he is
advanced in years'. A familiar figure
on the streets, he is mach missed.
The exterior 'of the Town Halapre-
seats an attractive appearance, &ey-
ing been freshly painted by Mr. Fred
Kennings.
Judy, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Sthaddick, is spending her
holidays with relatives at Bayfield.
Mrs. Marie Bart and family are
leaving for Toronto the first week in
Augest where they wilt take up resi-
dence,
Jacqueline Redden, little daughter
'a of Mr. and' Mrs. Vernon Hedde-n, had
her tonsils removed last week at Dr.
Anyone 'having left legal papers in
the care of the 'late G. J. Sutherland,
may have same by -getting in touch
personalty -with Miss fl. Sutherland at
Hensall, or by calling Phone No. 5.
Announcement
Mi',' and Mrs. Wilson Allan, of Hen -
sail, wish to announce the engage-
ment of their only 'daughter, Iva Mar-
garet, of London, to Clarence E. Reid
of London, second son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Reid, of Teeswater, the
wedding to take place the middle of
August.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blowes, Claud-
ette and Sandra,'are camping -at
the'i'r ,summer cottage at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould, of Clinton,'
spent tiler' week -end with. the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Walk-
er.
Mr. Harold Bonthron, of the staff
of • Benthron & Drysdale is enjoying
his vacation camping at eand Bend.
The Misses Enid Parkins and Edna
Satin,dercoce are this -week vacation-
ing at Grand Bend.
The Arnold Circle ' of Carmel
_0.11nrch, enicired a delightful picnic to
Tun:Thalia Grove en -Wednesday af-
ternoon. Sports were a feature of
the afternoon, followed' by a delicious
supper.
Miss Mary Hamilton, of Lendon, is
the' guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case.
'Mr. -and' Mrs. Garnet Cudmore and
1ft and lire.W. R. Horton and.
daughters, Vito have been vacation -
ins -diem agetiiie. past week Or efa
Waned to their 'home in Dettioit, on
Sat day They were accompanied
home by little Gwen Voth, attractive
timeyeatrsold 'daughter of Mr. and alra
Gus Vbth, o Detroit, who had been
visiting with her great grandmother,
Mrs. R. Rauthrog, and grandaaother,
Mrs. L. Simpson, for the past six
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of To-
ronto, were week -end guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Cook and also
with relatives in Daebefood.
Mr, Vernon Redden, of St eathate
Mee, spent the week -end with his
wife and family here, and Mr. Orville
Redden, also of St., Catharines, vis-
ited with mother, Mrs. C. M. Red-
den, over the weekend, '
Mr. and Mrs. William: Harding and
Mr.'s. Ida. Harding, of London, were
week -end guests with Mr, and Mrs.
&Oty, McLaren, Mrs. Ida Harding re-
maining for a week.
Mr. Owen Geiger and family were
visited Over the week -end by his bro-
ther, Jacob 4eiger, of Detroit, and
members of his family.
Whs. Constance Man'gnall and Mr.
Kttrateth Mangnall, of Beadily -Hie,
wereguests Sunday of Mr. William
Fee and sisters, Misses Sarah and
Mani, and gilts° with Miss H. Suther-
land.
Miss Florence Welsh has returned
home from a delightf01 vacation spent
with .friends at Montreal and Ottawa.
The 'Misses Mildred: Hackney and
Edith Dick are enjoying a vacation
at Grand Bend. ,
Ma and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and daugh-
ter, Sheila, of Delhi, spent the week-
end with the fOrMer'e, mother, Mrs.
Pfaff, and sisters. Beryl and Alice,
Sheila remaining for an extended vis-
it;
Me Leonard Sparks, evhaelias been
spending the past mouth or so visit-
ing his 'father, Mr.. Alex Sparks, of
the village, who was in very poor
heaiith 'for 4i time, returned to his
home in Dodsland, Sask., op Tuesday
of this week by motor. . •
Mr. and Mtg. Frank Kelland and
Fletcher's Hospital, Exeter.
Large congregations were present
at the local churches Sunday despite
the great heat wave. Rev. Re Hicks,
of London, was the guest speaker at
the Morning service MI Hensel' Unit-
ed' Church, speaking, in the interests
of the Temperance cause. Dr. I. G.
Spill contributed a well -rendered
solo, "King David's Lament." The ev-
ening service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church was conducted by Rev. ' W.
Weir, who .occupied his own' 'pulpit.
Miss tiVfargaret Dougall sang very
'pleasingly "The Lord' is" My, Slam},
herd." At St. Paul's Church Rev-. M.
A. Hunt preached' very acceptably. a,
Services will be held only in the
morning in Carmel Church during the
'mann of August and" will be conduct-
ed by Rev. D. C. Hill, of Oaven Pres-
hyt e Ian Church, Exeter. The pastor,
P ev. W. Weir, together with Mrs.
Weir, .Will vacation for a month's;
holiday.
Mr. -Robert Passmore, divinity stu-
dent, will be the special- speaker at
the United Church this coming Sun-
day morning, August 4th, the evea-
ing service baying .been withileawn
dutiag August.
Miss, Irene Pope, of Toronto, was
the guest of Mr: and Mee James A.
Paterson over the week -end.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Tedi Taman, of. Lis-
towel, were week -end guests at the
horns of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Mc-
CR.' WILKINSON,. R.0;
• OPTRALMIC OPTICIAN
Wnigham
will bekat W. O. Goodwin's store ev-
ery let and ard Tuesdays in las
month, toy the purpose of teak)*
eyes And. fliting glasses. Ellteoult
oases' and thesis that have not been
properly fitted are specially riecom.
mended to consult me. 'Boers: le
a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone Hensall 11
for appointment,
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ria, of Lama, Officiating. Burial was
in Exeter -cm:0*MM
Miss Stella Robson., of Toronto, is
the guest of her eister, Mns, Harry
Arnold,
MiSs Hattie Sutherland has return-
ed from a pleasant week's vacation
speneat Grand Bend, 'the -guest of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. NiCholls,
at their summer cottage, ' "Temple -
more."
ete°11mir the
from this district who are 110W
teeHeinnStaelndl WPEttatnineg alptiazrec7el's
serving overseaS. -They are asking
the public to contribute articles for i
these parcels, donations to be in 'be-:
Saturday, Augeet 10111, and to be left
at Kyle's Store, Kipp,en; Goodwin'e-
Store, Hensel': Oesch's Store, Zur-
ich. The following is a list of suit-
able. articles:' Cigarette lighters. and
flints, cigarette tobacco and papers,
cigarettes, plain chocolate, chewing
gum, soap, Paper handkerchiefs, khaki
handkerchiefs, writing tablets, email,
brilliantine, tin- opener and•corkscrew.
shaving cream or sticks, safety raz-
ors, malted milk tablets, dental cream
or powder, -playing cards, tobacco
pouches,, shaving brushes, ink in Safe-
ty case, pencils or pens', steel mir-
rors, combs, tobacco, meat metes,
tube mustard, canoed' fish all kinds,
Oxo cubes, biscilite, fruit cake in tire
members of their family from Res- R
selciale, were Sunday guests with Mr. mall, Game polish, 'hard. candies, salt -
'and Mrs. 'C. S. Hudson. ed peanut -c, canned fruit: or vege-
Blakeweeor evaporated, shelled nuts, as-
Winter,ttabes, canned -soups, canned milk,
M'president 'of ' tiVilier. GEneraateeMr. Wilson Berry„,
Trust Co., of Toroeto, and Mr.' L. A. s.orted (packages), olives, pickles,.
Landrieu, K.C., well ltnown Toronto sauces, 'honey, maple syrup, cans of g.
lawyer, of the legal tarn of Kilmer, pork end beans, fish pastes, prepared'
'Landrieu, Rumball, Gordon & Beatty cra9iffseei a Pre'Pall6c1 'mem' cheese, elleam"'
of Toronto, had: lunch -eon on, Sunpy (packages), figs (packages),
Berra Of this village. They' were on , toilet
their way to .attend 'a directors' meet- i
. mbatteries,le
toWels, bottle opener, short-
breandflashlight batteries, socks,
sugar, small flashlights" with
with Mr. -Berry's mother, Mrs,. Anne
ing 'of the,Trust Co. -held in Windsor,
on Monday, ear wr
which M; Landrieu is ' articles of 'too greatweight to carry_
Troops on the move do not wish-
on
an J. Wilson Berry is gen-. ,
. .among
It is better -to eefood which can he nd small articlesdistributed ticles -of
e'ral manager,
A large number from Hensal] and a man's friends andefinieh'ed at one
• a
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district attended the funeral of the sitting.- -Beme men do not get anyl
late Mrs. Pages:tea
si Lekee-f
,-Ormettly parcels and their pals always share
Miss Catherine' O'Brien, who passed
their good fortune: What is suitable
away on' Wednesday etening last for men in' England will not always
quite suddenly at the home of ,her be suitable for men in active- service,
daughter, MtS:'Lavaanatralfodgina, of -
o
but the. Weave aistea articles are Suit-
Bidaulph Township, near Lucan, in able now. • Men in barrecki alwaysc
her 80th year. The funeral was held fare well for food,- but alsalways
from the home of" her daughter on welcome a change of diet. It is the
Friday afternoon with Rev. Mr. Hate "touch from home" that counts.
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urniture At
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rices.-!
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Walker's fi'urnitiire Store Offers Unheard of Bargains
in allt,ines of House Furnishings.
SELLING OUT
After Thirty -Three Years in Business
in Seaforth we are Selling Out. Our
Entire Stock is Offered at Clearing
out Prices.
'Everything in the,,
tare iU s t Go !
a'
CO -1 -LET --ELY'-
Take Advantage of This Opportunity
to Get Some New Furniture, Mat-
tresses -and Springs, You Have Our
VVonderful Stock to Choose From.
Lamps Galore
Cedar Chests
Studio Couches
Novelties
ure
Bedroom Suites
Springs
Mattresses
DiningroomSuites
3 Breakfast
Room Suites
One Piano
Good as New
Ur,.,:141.3 X 'ill,
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