The Seaforth News, 1938-06-23, Page 8PAGE EIGIHT
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938
MOON.
IIENSALL 1......=..................
The Hensall 'Public and Continua- mewl il NG
tion schools will close ifor the sum- I 1 G TV SPRiri
mer .holidays at the close of this
week. The continuation school will Ha`r St I
i y es to suit
.
close •on 'Thursday laud the pupils
will picnic a t Grand Bend' in :the af-
ternoon. The ,public school will ,close N S Hats
en
e th Spring ...ats
on Friday and they will hold their an -
A preparatory service will be held
nual picnic Oil 1Friday afternoon on
' Dr. Moir's grounds at Huron Springs. permanents
in the United Church on Friday even-
ing of this week and a communion
service will be held on Sunday morn-
ing. At the evening service Rev. Mr.
Sinclair will give his farewell to 'the
congregation that he 'has so faithfully
ministered to for 'nearly fifteen years.
He will leave here oext week for
Blyth, where he will 8teome the pas-
tor of the UnitedChurch. there.
What might have been ksad accid-
pecial Prices NOW
ent happened to the little d tighter of
Dr. and Mrs. Smith of St. arys, for-
merly of Henna, 'who is a grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C, .
Petty of Hensall. On ednesday Beauty Salon
while islaying around the garden of
her home M St. 'Marys s e wandered "The home of Better Permanents"
•
You may have your choice
NO Machine Permanent
or
Machine Permanent
Satisfaction Guaranteed
1
into a neighb.or.s garden,, Where there
was a fish pond, Her Mother, missing
her, made a hurried 'search and found
her little daughter -lying at the bot -
,s the 'fish pond in about three
feet of water. First aid w.as immedi-
ately given by a neighbor woman,
who understood resuscitative meth-
ods, and medical assistance secured,
and in a few minutes the child was
breathing again and not inuch the
worse from her startling experience.
When found her face was black anal
In a few more minutes life would
have been extinct.
The induction of the Rev, Mr.
Brooks, who is comiog here from
Blyth, to become pastor •of the Unit-
ed Church here, will take place on
Thursday evening, yune aatb. At the
close of the service a recepticn will
be tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Breciss
by the congregation.
At the Haron Perth Baseball lea-
gue •game played at Goder?ch c r
Monday evening, Goderich defeated
Hensall by a score of 6 to 5. Quite a
number of Hensall baseball fans ac-
companied the tearo to ,Goderich.
Mr. Rdbert Higgins spent a few
days last week visiting with his dau-
ghters at the Beach -.o -Pines.
The milk patrons of Mr. Oliver
Rowcliffe, and other citizens of the
village and vicinity, were invited 'by
Mr. and Mrs. Rowcliffe to be their
guests on Monday evening at their
farm, and inspect their model dairy
and nevs pasteurizing plane. Nearly
the whole village took advantage of
the epportunity. The fine large barns
and stables were first visited where
the +milking is done. The -walls and
ceilings are all whitened, and the
iloors faultlessly clean. The large
milking machine was inspected and
its working Shown. The next visit
was to the pasteurizing room, vrhere
Mr. A. Fulcher of St. Marys who in-
stalled the new machine demonstrated
it, showing how the milk was heated
to a high degree, and then cooled and
bottled. After the inspection refresh -
meats were served, tables on the lawn
being laden with doughnuts and other
god things. Coffee and lemonade were
also served. Those assisting Mrs.
Rowcliffe at the tables were Mrs.
George Hess, Mrs. Bvrnett, Mrs, Reg
Knight, Mrs. Elgin Rowcliffe, MTS.
Lloyd 'McLean and the Misses Maude
and Verna McLean. Mr. Rowcliffe
has gone to big expense in fitting up
his mcsdel dairy at his farm litis miles
south of Hensall on the highway. He
has a splendid herd of tested •Holstein
cows and with the new pasteurizing
equipment just installed, the people
of Hensall can be assured of a pure
and sanitary milk supply.
Born — In St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, on June '11621, to Dr. and
Mrs. D. 'G. Steer, of Hensall, the gift
of a daughter (Patricia1iMargaret).
Miss Mae McNaughton of Toronto
spent week end here with relatives.
Born.—In Hensall on June ilth
to Mr. and MTS. Alfred Smith, a
daughter.
The Wohelo Class of the United
Church presented Miss Marian Sin-
clair, a valued member of the class,
with a 'beautiful silver dish.
Mr, and Mrs. Owen Geiger, Ira
Geiger, Mrs, E. 'Kennedy and child-
ren Ross and gune, Wm. J. Jones
Reeve Shaddick and gas. Paterson at -
ended the county council picnic held
sit'Godericli on Saturday afternoon.
They all report a 'big time. Mrs. Geig-
er was •the oldest woman at the picnic.
After supper, Mr. Geiger, being an
ex -warden of the county, was one of
those who addressed the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. A. 'Paterson
spent a few days last week visiting
friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Oliver Fee ,were vis-
iting for a few days last week with
relatives at Marlette, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Parsons, and
MT. Frances Ryckman were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred R.
Parsons of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and
Miss Mavis Spencer of Toronto were
recent week end visitors here with
relatives.
,Miss Mettle 'Ellis and Mrs. Fred
Smallacombe were recent visitors
with 1Gue1ph relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Workman of
Flint, Mich., 'Nero visiting relatives
in this district last weeic and also at-
tended the funeral of the late Alvin
Wonkma.n,
Mr. A W. E. Hemphill is making a
number of improvements to his fine
residence on Xing St.
Dr. and Mrs. McAllister of George-
town were weelc end visitors 'here with
the doctor's brother-in-law and sis-
ter, MT. and Mrs. 1Poter Moir.
The funeral of the late Alvin Work-
man took place on ,VVecinesclay after-
noon last from the 1h.ome of his broth-
er, ,Mr. William, Workman of Tuck-
ersrnith township. Rev. Mr. Chand-
ler Pastor of St„Andrew's United
Church, Kippen, conducted the lburial
service. 'During the service at -the
home Mr. Thos. Sherritt sang "Jesus,
Savior, ,pilot me." The pallbearers
were all ,neighbours and friends of the
deceased, being Walter Fainbairn,
John. Cochrane, Robert Forest, Chas,
Stephenson, Edgar Butt and Herbert
Phone 50 or 18 Seaforth
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory. of ,Grace, belov-
ed wife of 'Frank Stagg, who passe'd
away six years ago, gime 2,011d.
Tient has changed in many ways,
But .one thing changes never;
The memory of those happy days
When we were all together.
—Ever remembered by her Hus-
band and Son, Parents, Brothers and
Sisters.
John. Interment in Hensall Cemetery,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. K. Hutton and lit-
tle son spent Sunday visiting with re-
latives in 'Usborne township'.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir visited on
Sunday at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Passmore of the Thames Road. ,
Mr. Geo. Fee is making a number
of improvements to his residence on
South Richmond St.
Mrs, Wilson Carlisle has been vis-
iting,- for a couple of weeks at the
home of her daughter. Mrs, Wesley
Richardson, Blind Line. Hay town-
ship.
Bcrn—On June 111th in Hay town -
to Mr. slid Mr., Wesley Rich-
ardson, a da',ighter, Carol Ann.
Mrs. E. Rannie who has been vis-
iting relatives in Detroit and Tor-
c.nto for several weeks returned to
her home here on Monday. She was
accompanied home by her granddau-
ghter Miss Jessie Paisley of 'Toronto.
svho will visit here for a time.
The Hensel!, school fair will be held
in the school here on Friday, Sept. 16.
Mrs. Howe and babe of Drum-
mondville, Quebec, are visiting here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Elder.
Mr. Harry McMillan of Tavistock
who recently purchased the meat and
grocery business of Mr, Errold
Drummond took possession of the
business Monday morning.
A .ninn.ber of men friends of Mr,
Errol(' Drummond gathered at the
home of Mr. Garnet Case on Tuesday
evening and presented Mr. Drum-
mond with a beautiful easy chair. Mr.
Drummond has taken a very active
part in village affairs, especially the
Band, sports clubs and the Chamber
of Commerce, and if he decides to
move from Hensall will he greatly
missed. Mr. Drummond made a very
appropriate reply, thanking those
present for their beautiful gift and
good wishes. A very pleasant evening
was spent at cards and other amuse-
ments.
Mr. Norman Sinclair who has been
attending the Toronto University for
the last two years passed all 'his ex-
aminations this term with honors.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Fink of Han-
over spent Sunday here with their
son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs, Ed
.Fink.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shepherd
and daughter of Harrietsville spent
the week end here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bengough, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. L. Mer-
cer and daughter, all of London, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Fred Mann.
Mr. Kenneth Manns of London
spent the week end at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and family
of Russeldale spent Sunday 'here vis-
iting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed
McQueen.
Mr. Harold Sherritt of Toronto
spent the week end here with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sherritt,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prior and son
of Tillsonburg spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Prior's grandmother, Mrs.
Duncan McMartin.
Mrs. 'James Troyer, her son Mr.
Eldon Troyer and Mrs. Acheson of
Toronto and Mrs. IGernmell of Tuck-
ersmith spent Saturday here visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .George
Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pairbairn of
Tillsonburg spent Sunday here visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hudson,
Miss Marian Sinclair of Toronto
spent the week end here with her par-
ents, Rev. Arthur and Mrs. Sinclair,
Harvey Hudson, Lloyd Brock, Roy
Brock, Donald Walker and. Lloyd
(Noakes 'have joined the Seaforth com-
pany of the Middlesex -Huron batta-
lion and 'have been training at Sea -
forth several nights a week. They
leave an Sunday with their company
for the big military camp at Tine
Hill near Thedford, where they will
train for a week.
It was Slower Day at the iUnited
Church on Sunday. 'The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and canary birds. Rev. Arthur Sin-
clair occupied his own pulpit both
morning and evening. Large congre-
gations were out to enjoy the services.
Birthday 1Meetingz--
The Woman's -Missionary Society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church held
their annual Birthday 'gathering in
the school room 'of the church on
Thursday afternoon. The .president of
the society, Mrs. COlin Hudson, 'pre-
sided. The meeting opened by singing
Psalm '1110, and prayer led ,by the pre-
sident. The Bible lesson was read by
Mrs. "John 'Dallas. After singing a
hymn, the offering was received and
dedicated 'by the presidetn. ,Mrs. W.
A. Young 'and Mrs. W. A, McLaren
sang a duet , accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. John R. Murdock. Mrs.
Young gave a short report of the ex-
ecutive meeting held recently in Clin-
ton. Mrs. D. J. Lane of Goderich was
to have 'been the guest speaker of the
afternoon 'but awing to the death of
niorhing she was unable to.he pres-
ent. Mrs. Barnett and Miss Tayillor
‘Goderich were present and each gave
a very helpful and interesting address.
The president welcomed the guests
and introduced, the spealcers. Mrs.
Barnett gave a splendid report of the
provmncial eneeting' rec.ently held in
Galt, Mrs. 3. W. Bonthron sang a
very appropriate solo, "Sometime
We'll Understand." Miss Taylor's ad-
dress was on the work af the W. M.
S. A hearty vote of tha'nlcs was ten-,
dered the speakers on motion -of Mrs.
R. G. McLaren and Mrs. Frank Far-
quhar. A message of syniparthy was
sent to Mrs. D. g. Lane 'of tGoderich
The regular °meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of .0armal Presby'perian church
Was held Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.
in. The 'following program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Logan's group: Guitar
instrumental by Miss Kathleen Mac-
Gregor. A very 'delightful vocal soto
by Mrs. ,John Cairns accompanied by
Mrs. Snider on the piano. A. musical
trio by the Misses MacGregor, San-
ford and ...Mitchell, was much enjoyed.
Simpsongave a paper on "Our
Odd Moments.' A piano solo by Miss
June :Murdoch concluded the program
and a delicious lunch served.
WOOL
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES. PAID
II. M. JACKSON
PHONE 3W, SEAFORTH
TOWN TOPICS—
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iss Mildred Jones of Teronto is
e for the summer—Mrs. Neely
returned from a two week's visit
Detroit friends. — Mrs. Jno.
use of Lynden is visiting her
ers.—Miss Edith Strasser spent a
with friends at Niagara Falls,
,—Mr. and Mrs, 'James Beattie
friends picnicked at Bayfield.—
s Celia Horan of Hanovr is home
the summer,—John Salsbury of
ndon spent a clay here—Mr, and
s. D. McLeod ansi child of Hes-
er spent Tuesday in town with
tives.—Mrs. Geo. E. Henderson
her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Me-
ught, are spending a few days in
gus.---Rev. F. H. Larkin left on
esday on a month's trip to Cal -
y. --Dr. and MTS. Atkinson and
of Detroit, were visiting the for-
mer's mother.—The late William
wtstree, Whose death occurred- in
ronto on June 07th was the husb-
• of Bessie W.hiteside, a niece :of
s. :Samuel Boyd, of Seaforth.—Mr.
hn Turner is the proud possessor-ef
walking stick made of bog oak, a
od 'that is rarely seen in this coun-
. This cane was sent to Mr. Tur-
r by Mr. George Shells of Ireland.
A. K. Chittenden is in Brantford
s week.—Paul Freeman of Port
lborne was in town over Sunday.—
es Della .Gillespie of Guelph is
me for 'her holidays.—Mr. George
rael was a Detroit visitor this week.
Mr. Leonard Cantelon of Toronto
ent 'Sunday with friends in town.—
rs. Thos. Case 1cif Toronto is visit -
g with Mrs. F. Case, Maple Hall.—
iss Della Thompson of Water-
wn, visited her parents here for a
uple of weeks.—Thos. Piercy of
e Canadian Soo, is visiting at the
me of Mrs. George Smithers.—
rs. Raymond and Miss Aileen Ray -
and of Landon are visitors at the
ommercial.—Miss .Florence Laidlaw
Toronto is spending her vacation
'her home on tGaderich Street.-
AUCTION SALE
At the home Or if. Burrows,
iGoderich St., Seaforth; o •Ttiescly,
June 06, at .130 pan. A 'Clearing Sale
,of household .furniture, garden and
stable tools, inclu.ding: Walnut conch,
2 'walnut chairs, to match; drop leaf
walnut tables w'alnet 'den table; thin-
bination bookcase "an.d secretary; +Oak
writing 'des1k; narroW , oak table;, 6
rocking chairs; 8 straight iback chairs;
oak chest .of drawer's; IV -folding lied;
3 piece oak bedroom •suit; 2 iron beds,
all with springs and mattresses; a
an extension ,couch with mattress;
several small tables; pictures, .electric
Hotpoint stove, laundry mangle,
"'Singer" sewing Machine, lawn mow_
.er, wheelbarrow, 4 five -gallon demi-
johns, gasoline 'and oil 'containers,
garden tools, pine house doors, ..some
2" lumber and other articles too 'num-
erous to mention, garden hose.
If the afternoon is wet the sale will
be 'held at 1.30 pm., Thursday, june
'30th. 'Terins cash,
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer,
E. C. Chamberlain, Clerk.
Dr, F. J. Burrows, Proprietor.
8ATIJRDAY BARGAINS
Stockade Animal Spray
gal. Tins 85c
Block Salt, 50 lbs. 25c
Epsom Salts, 7 lbs. 25c
'Surprise Soap, 5 cakes ... 21c
Comfort Soap, 5 cakes 21c
P. & G. Soap, 5 cakes . 21c
Pearl White, 5 cakes ..... 21c
Many Flowers, 5 cakes 21c
. Five Roses
per bag .... ....... 3.69
Pastry, 24 lb. 47c
Granulated Sugar
per bag , 4.39
Vlos excise tax
King Bug Killer
, 10 lbs -40c. ..20 lbs. ,70c
Sudden Death Bug Killer
10 lb. -40c. 20 lbs....70c
McCormick's Popped Wheat, Large Pkge. 20c
W. J. Finnigan
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
AUCTION SALE
Administrator's Sale of -valuable
Residential, Property. On Thursday,
the 30th slay of June at the hour of
2 p.m. there will be offered for sale
.by public auction the residence of the
late Mary Jane Brown and lands con-
taining one acre of land more or less
and .beiog composed of part Lot 19
in the South Thames Road Conces-
sion in the Township of 1Ustborne and
being situated in the viflage of Farqu-
har. The said property will he offered
for sale at the premises, by undersign-
ed auctioneer, subject to reserve bid.
Terms, cash, balance in 30 days.
Harold Dale, Auctioneer.
James Rivers, Administrator, by
his solicitor, Elmer D. Bell.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
TENDERS
The Public Sohool Board will re-
ceive up to ljune 08th tenders for sup-
plying paint and sealer for painting of
outside and inside of- school. Tenders
to specify price per gallon,
M. MoKellar, Sec.
Patrick D. McConnell
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY
Seaforth, Ontario
FOR SALE
. A quantity .of 'slabs et the 'Walton
Sawmill, at l60 cord piled, .and '811,310
unpile.d. Duncan Johnston, Walton.
FOR SALE
One 6 -foot McCormick biecier in
good repair. Also a quantity of hay in
the field near .Wirsthrop. W. G, Mc-
Spadden, R. R. • No. 1, Seaforth.
Phone 2.37 ring 414.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
'County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Offioe hours:—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
1:1310 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7s30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE
'Good fruit at current prices. Mrs.
Glenn .McLean, 31 on 64,
MEN FOR DIESEL POWER
Diesel sales double yearly. Diesel
offers betterspay jobs. Transport mar-
ine aod power -plant maintenance.
Immediate 'opportunities. Many
graduates employed as erection, over-
haul and operating mechanics 'report
wages S200monthly upwards.
Electricity and machine shop train-
ing included in old established, all
practical, modern 'shops.
Men seleeted must be mechanically
minded an.d wdling to commente pre-
paration at once. Write, ,giving age
occupation, education, .to Box D, The
Seaforth 1News.
STRAYED
,Froni Lot 25, Con, 2, L. R. S.,
Tuckersmith, June 21, a two -months'
old 'heifer calf. Phone 141. r X. Henry
Dayman.
WANTED
Man wanted for farm work for two
months. Apply to The News 'Office.
FOR SALE
11 rebuilt Frost and Wood 7 foot
binder, good as new. Also 111 .01iver
single furrow riding plough. Phone
46 r 112, Dublin, V. j. Lane, Sea -
forth R. R.15.
LAWN MOWERS
We will give you a liberal allow-
ance on your old mower, so trade it
in en a new one. Come an.d see our
new mowers. We also sharpen and re-
pair lawn mowers. Louis Eberhart.
her father which occurred the same
Clearing Sale
OF NEARLY NEW AND REBUILT FARM EQUIP-
MENT AND WASHING MACHINES
1-1937 3 -section Bissel Spring Tooth Harrows with
vanadium steel teeth, complete ....... • • • • • • $40P0
1—Nearly new McCormick Deering 2 -section Spring
tooth harrows, 17 teeth, complete $25.00
1 -7 -foot M. H. Binder . $45.00
1—Electric drive Primrose Cream Separator , , ...... $50.00
1—Tised Cockshtttt Walking Plow • $ 8.00
1—Nearly new No. 232 McCormick Deering Plow ....$12.00
$15.00
$25.00
$25.00
1 -2 -furrowed Oliver Sulky Plow $50.00
1—Deering Ideal "Mower 150.00
1—M. H. 13 Disc Drill $30.00
$25.00
$40.00
$20.00
$ 8.00
1 -12 -disc M. H. Disc HarroWs •
1 -14 -disc McCormick Deering Disc Harrows
1—Quebec Sulky Plow
I ---Electric Beatty Washer
1 --Electric May Tag Washer
1—Rebuilt used Electric Washer
—Several Hand Washers, your choice
THE ABOVE MACHINES ARE ALL IN PERFECT CONDI-
TLON. WE ALSO liA.VE NUMEROUS MACHINES WHICH
WE ARE REBUILDING AT THE PRESENT TIME.
TWINE PRICES
McCORMICK DEERING TWINE
Cash On or tbefore Oct. fllst
650 It. to lb $10.00 per cwt. $11.00 per cwt.
600 ft. to lb. 9.00 per cwt. 10.00 per cwt.
JOHN BACH
MAIN STRRET. SEAFORTH
neemesor
FOR SALE
One china cabinet, 'one solid oak
book case, ,both iii plendid ..s'hape.
Cheap. Apply to the News Office,
FOR RENT
715 acres grass for rent, or will sell
hay crop. Apply to Elmer D. Belli
Seaforth.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the 'Estate of Elizabeth McIn-
tosh, late of the Town of Seaforth,
Widow, w'ho died on or about the
251h day of February, 1936.
Take Notice that all persons hav-
ing any claim or demand against the
estate of the said deceased must .for-
ward particulars and proof of same
under oath to the undersigned on or
before the 16th day of lJuly, 19136,
after which date the Executors will
proceed to distribute the estate hav-
ing regard only to those claims of
which they shall then have received
notice.
Dated at Seaforth this 31st day of
June, '1938.
Robert T. McIntosh, lExectitor,
care, Hays & Meir,
Seaforth, 'Ont.
PENNSYLVANIA PRODUCTS
Nearly all kinds \of .oils and greases.
Motor oil, cream separator oil, mach-
ine oil. Prompt free delivery. Grain
•bought, SOM. Chesney, Phone 16014,
Seaforth.
NO TRESPASSING
Persons wishing to use the privil-
eges of the dump provided by the
Town of Seaforth for its citizens, on
the farm of H. Kellar, must first se-
cure a permit from the Town 'Cleric.
Otherwise they will be prosecuted for
trespassing -
By order of the Town Council.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
h House and Lot in the Town of
Seaforth belonging to Rebecca ,Davie
Estate. Comfortable dwelling.
2. Part of Lot 24, Con. 3, MoKillop,
containing 5 acres. Comfortable house
and small barn. Suitable for poultry'
ranch.
3. Lot 7, Con. 113, ,Grey Township.'
100 acresinGood 'brick house and barn,
driving ited, good well, 34 mile front
school. Property of late Wm. Wodds.
Particulars may -be secured from Mrs
-
Kate Woods, Walton, 'Ont.
Apply ,Elmer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ont.
NOMINATION MEETING
Under and by :virtue of authority 'of
a warrant given under the hand and
seal of °has. MacKay, Reeve of Tp.
of Tuckersmith, a meeting of the
electors of the said Tp. of Tucker -
smith will be held in Walker's Hall,
Brucefield, on Monday, June 27th. be-
tween the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock in
the afternoon for the purpose of nom-
inating a. candidate for the Council
for the balance of .11938 to fill the of-
fice rendered vacant by the death of
MT. David.,Gemmell, and if a poll he
necessary the same shall he held, on
Monday, guly 4th, between the hours
of 9 a.m. and a p.m., at the ,following
places and by the following officers:
Poll No. 1-1Firinigan's vacant store,
H. Stewart, D.R.10., Joseph McLellan,
clerk. Poll 1No. 2—School House No.
8, Edward Brown, D.R.10., Roy Mc-
Geoch, clerk. Toll No. 13—Sohool
House NO. 4, 'Jos. ,G. Crich, D.R.0.,
Roy Brown, clerk. Poll No. 4 ---School
House No. .3, Thos. Chapman, D.R.
0., J. W. McIntosh, clerk. Pall No.
5—School House No. 1, R. D. 'Bell,
D.R.O., M. Traquair, clerk. Poll No.
6—School House No. 9, Hugh -Mc-
Millan, DIRJO., W. J. Martin, .clerk.
D. F. McGregor. Returning 10fficer.
FOR SALE
1040 International tractor; semi -
steel plow points for International,
Fleury,' Verity , Q.uebec and Cook-
shutt. We still. have some genuine
Deering and MaCormick repairs;
Cockstutt farm Machinery and re-
pairs, also Lister cream separators.
Louis lEberhart.
FARMERS' ATTENTION
Money To Loan, Mortgage loan on
iinproved farm properties at 5%. No,
valuation fees or .chattel mortgage
required. H. J. Cotty & Co., Farm
Sales Service, Stratford.
NOTICE
Destroy these noxious weeds — Sow
Thistles, 10x -eye Daisy, Wild :Must-
ards, Bind Weed, Blue Weed, Pepper
Grasses, Bladder -Campion, Hawk-
weeds, Stinkweed, 'Canada Thistle,
Common. Milkweed, 'White Cockle,
Wild Carrot, Wild Lettuces, Com-
mon IRagweed, Dodder, Common
Burdock, Poison Ivy, .Chicory, Docks,
Russiao Thistle, Tam -being Mustard.
Cinquefoils, Spurges, Hemp, St
'John's Wort, Arkansas Bedstraw.
'The Weed Control Act s tates—
Clause 4. Every occupant of land, or
if ,the land is unoccupied, the owner
alftiAl destroy all weeds desiinated
noxious by the regulations as often in
every year as is sufficient to preven1
the ripening of their seeds.
10Muse 22. Any person vrho contra-
venes any of the provisions of this
Act or refuses or neglects to obey any
lawful order' of an Inspector giver,
under authority of this Act, shall in-
cur a penalty of not less than 1010 not
more than $50, for every such offence,
Weeds have no place in a progres-
sive municipality: de your share 'to
prevent their sorowd.
:ROLAND KIENiN EDY,
'Weed Inspector
.Municipality of Tuckersmith
NOTICE
Farmers buy your twine from your
awn company. The Huron Farmers'
Co-operative Co., Ltd. Wm. 'Pepper,
Henson
MILTON FORDER (27688)
Enrolment ,No. 3506 Farm 3
Monday noon will his own stable,.
lot 33, .con. 3, Logan, and go to John
IvIalone's, lot 114, con. 4, MoKillop,
for night.
Tuesday—To Joseph iO'Rourke's,
lot 4, con. 6, MdKillop, for noon,
thence to Rock Bros., ,Brodbagen, for
night. 5
Wednesday—T,o John Dietz, lot 8,
eon. 10, McKillop, for noon, and
thence to Geo. Bennewies, lot 8, con.
112, MaKillop, for night.
Thursday—To Amos Wickle's, lot
09, con. -114, Logan, for noon, thence
to Larne Smith's, lot '116, con. 117,
Elma, for night.
Friday--1To 'George H. Sieman's,
lot 24, con. 1Il Logan, for noon, and
night. Saturday to his own 'stable.
Terms, 1$112, Feb, lTht, 11939.
9. Hignell, prop. tSt man., Mitchell.
ROYAL CARBROOK [21101]
Enrolment No. 31500. Form 11.
Route for season of 1193.9:
Monday—Will leave his own stable
Lot 3, Con. 3, Hallett, to go north to
Walton to Herb. iKirkby's for noon;
to his own stable for night.
Wednesday—Will go east as far as
Beechwood; home for night.
Friday—Will go south 2/2 miles,
then west to Stam S,vritzer's school,
then south. to Mill Road and home by
way of Seaforth.
Terms -41115 payable Mar. 1, 1039.
T. 3. McMichael, Prop. & „Manager
INSURANCE
Life, Fire, Auto; Sickness & Accid-
ent,Windstorm & guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All risks placed
in first class companies.
Information cheerfully given
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Dominion Bank Building, Seaferth
Phone 334w