The Seaforth News, 1940-04-25, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
HENSALL
Mrs. Hugh 'lIii,wkin.s and daughter,
Joyce. returned to their home in 't'lin-
t it after a very pleasant visit with
[Mr. and Mrs. H. O Hayman.
Mr. 'Geo, Jackson who was taken
to Westminster hospi'ta'l task week
for treatment is somew'ha't improved.
\]t•, and Mts. Leslie Adams and
son Donald of Dashwood merited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jolt
Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman of LIS -to-
wel visited ,n Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas: - \•lrponell. -
Carter-Hedden.—
A pretty wedding was solemnized
an
Saturday, April 00th, at 3 ,p.11i.'at
\\ e 'ley-\\ illis United Church parson-
age, Clinton •-w°lien Rev. Mr. Lane
united in marriage Miss Ruth Eliza-
hetil Hedden. eldest daughter of 'Mrs.
Catherine Hedden and :the late Geo.
Hedden, Hensall, and FFarold Whit-
ney. Carter, ,on of Mr. Isaac Carter
and the lade 'Mrs. Catherine Carter of
'Clinton, The bride looked charming in
a tact length ;crepe dress in air farce
'blue with navy accessories and 'wore
a 'corsage of American Beauty- rose-
buds. Miss Frances Carter, sister of
the ;groom, was bridesmaid, and wore
a pale blue street length dress with
;,lack accessories and a corsage of
rosenttds. Mr. Russell Hedden, tiro -
ter of tie 'bride.. was ;groomsman.
Following the ceremony a wedding
-dinner was served at the brides 'home
n Heisali The tables were .very at-
tractive with :prim dowers and cen-
tred with the ,bride s cake, l'Ir. and
Mrs. .Carter- Will reside in Clinton.
Hensel Minstrel Show. •
- The town hail was pre^ked t t apttc-
.ty on -Thur-:d y, and Friday evening,
last ,week for the presentation of 'the
H.nsa11 minstrel slew with a e a -t of
inv. Mr. F L. \tittle was rnterloru-
tor and Messrs. \V -1- Cross,
Spencer. teen. Hess.\l ut)rr link-.
Fd. Little. 'tin,.. Kyle, lames Par-
kn,s ata] t l.tttde Blowes were tete end
en and kept 'the audience- in shells
of :;leer with their local jokes and
h nlor011- numbers. The she r Ise-
1.1. -c -Ti: ,t11t by the en tae .gr,.upwith
speetal o - dry W. O. tioaelnvin, 1\\
11. Cross, Carey lt,ynt. rant Rennie.
Mary Adkins favored mitt accordion
solos, lir. Ed. Little. trombone solo,
11 Claude llovves tui Walter Spen-
r, ti,u'e'lty act. Soldier, Soldier,
'i\ -n Voir Marry Me." J;'yee Brod-
erick sang 'R'onld You Mind," and
"Pirth Me." and tap. .lanced. The
,me -act contedy, "A',ge Rebels." was.
splendidly. presented and Ihttmorous.
The East .was Mrs. W. A. llaef area,
Mrs. Rohn Middleton. Mrs. H. Law-
rence. Mrs. Mrs. Rant Cants
eron, Mises Beryl Pfaff. Irene Ha;s'-
gartit Sally \lan.an and Kay Drys-
dale., Director, Mrs. Goodwin Music -
at director o r i r the e ntnt
r<.. Mr.
Rennie; pianist, Miss I F e tee 'Welsh.
Daring the evening Ret h A Brook,
president of the Red Cross, poke of
e t lurk •nett 'lone by tiiu' local a1 or-
lsiiiration and Mrs, R. ,1. M, , e sec.
area-., sresenrtt•d ,i - re.'.'rt stating
an tu,s rased. -On Friday ay a tt at
the of the minstrel part ,. The
ehoey, Roy. R A. Brook 'all d •\l1..
Renee, ;,, the plavorm and , ;fouled
i,Ea,.y rode of ,nun,..- to }tin i,:,r his
•t e•nlir1 work in leading the show.
tt :1,1. uses• \\ 1-.i S!a, ;coo 0111'!
• , eite olatforn:e . Rev. N. A.
r k -''rel,-,t ler a tearty. to .:4
'hanks met vlr. Rennie r seined
11 tt'cl t. _a't iiul ,,lilac•
Anniversary Services
.—
T"., 1'.1. t tteE. t;' char..
, .,t : -.r..sucee—folwrit a1. wry
:••".117. t i largo n c •:r
11. ,-1 tt. „1 nu .1.i„
l uite,1 (There'', i ' toe, yes
Mr- H l t 1.i .iii Mrs.
-ea.! ., d R':-serieatime , the
t ie r.tee ,nal the
•`''is,',' "Come Holy Spirit." at tin-
-
n -:rt,i-e. Mrs. Burton Kearns
ef clinoto its ..doist.sang "`!ltut
t arid "Fern Darkne Int,,
Litefile tit.Jir. -amt."'lit:; Unto'he •Lord."
Re:. 4Vm. Weir .•mtdete,t serv-
tirE•- in Carnal a..itur,'h, prrz'liing
'.err fine sermons at both services,
which were largely attended. .1 mixed
quartette comprising; 'Misses "Irene
0 'szarth. \label \Vorkm an, 'Messrs.
R. Y. :McLaren and W. A. Mac -
Laren sant. "A Few Mort Year,
Shall Roll." The choir sang two
neautinnl anthems, "Sweet Hour of
Prayer." and "Gently Lord. 'r) Gent-
iy Lead Us."
Mr, and Mrs. John Carmichael of
Toronto called on friends on Sunday.
iW-C.T.U, Meets.—
The regular meeting of :he W.C.
T.t?.
was held in the school room of
the United Church an Thursday aft-
ernoon with Mrs. John Passmore pre-
siding over the worship •period of the
program. Mrs. Hedden sang a sales,
accompanied -by Miss Irene Douglas.
The Scripture was read by Mrs. Hed-
den. 'Miss Jennie Murray gave the de-
votional paper. Sentence prayers 'were
given by Mrs. Lammie and Mr-. 3,1,c -
Queen. Miss 'Murray then 'presided.
Following the minutes and roll call
Mrs. 'McQueen gave the treasurer
report and ten dollars was tonwarded
-to the 'budget, Mrs. Hess presided ov-
er clip sheets entitled "What Legtsla
tion Have We to Safeguard the Rest
Day -for 'Canada and Ontario These
were given by Mrs. }Tedder, Mrs.
Passmore, ''\Ils, Dougttas and'Miss
'Murray. 'Mrs, Hess closed with prayer
Saartitng next 'week ithe stores will
he open on Tuesday evenings. 'rite
half holidays 'begin ou !Wednesday,
May Fst.
The Red Cross guilt tickets which
were sulci 501111 time ago on the (loilt
made and donated kr the Red Cross
by Mrs. U. 13. MacLean, will he
drawn at the dance in ']he town 'hall
on April dth.
The Young People's Society of
Carmel 'Church held their patriotic
meeting on Monday aiming. Arpril
22nd with a longe attendance. Miss J.
McQueen led in sprayer. The scri,ptata'e
was read -'by Mrs. MacDougall. The
motto' for the evening was taken by
Mr, Alvin Fierll. The convener, Miss
Mabel Workman; presided: over the
following program: Reacting by OjLrs.
Ray 13e1.1; a vocal sale Ihy Rev. Mr.
!Weir, 'which was Much enjoyed 'hy
alit The special speaker for the 'even
PROCLAMATION
Civic Half Holiday\
Having been petitioned by a
majority of the merchants- of
of the Town, I hereby
proclaim
Wednesday Afternoons
From 12.30 noon in the months of
May, June, July, August, Sep-
tember and October,
1940 1
Civic Half Holidays, except when
a Legal Holiday comes on the day
before or the day after a Wednes-
day, and respectfully request the
citizens to observe the sante,
JOHN J. CLUFF,
Mayor
God Save The King
1151 was Rev. John Richardson, who
:;ave an inspiring address on Canada.
The young People of Brucefield
United Church 'presented a .play en-
titled, -The 17Io,w Lights or San Rey
in the United Church on 1.)i ntday ev-
ening under the auspices of the Y.P.
Between acts John Beer favored with
cornet sob's, Ronald Stephan, violin
lei's, :Ind Mises \I•tt•inn :tool Lois
\Ltcl,arut \Cary. iloodw"iu, Ruth
Brook. Shirley Fairbairn and Goldie
Cross favored with vocal sextets, Rev.
R. \. ):rook was chairman for the
eveitin51. Lunch was served to the vis•
itors at the close,
lAor,1 ova, received here last week
of the death of Nliss .\.lira Butt o,
Toronto. l he lata \tis: Bort was a
11.001 n1 .Mrs. John fAnsdale and Mrs,
blur :Murdock,
\Ir. and sirs. Norman Cook spent a
tea day, this week in Toronto.
Child Knocked Down on Highway—
' Paula Hanson, five-year-old dough,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson,
was struck and knocked down on the
highway just north of the village by
•t passing motorist on Monday.
Paula was returning Monte when
struck by the, auto. She suffered a
slight concussion and head injuries.
Police are investigating the accident.
Miss Cecilia Stephensonspent a
few days this week at her home in
Seaforth.
Born—In Hensall on April 13111, to
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Pilaff, a dough-
ter.
Born—In Hensall on April 20th to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hildebrandt, a son.
Mrs Walter alter Spencer and infant
daughter returned home from Clinton
Hospital last week.
Mrs. Russel Broderick is presenting
a musical revue anti dance by her
pupils in the town stall, Hensall, on
Friday, May 3rd.
the spring show was held here on
with a :15051 entry'.
1 „• Irv' Iist follow Polle'
\ Aga d boll, \\'. \1c w an.
11 •tall. 'horthorns—Aged hull, R\'.
C. (lestricin•r, C rerliton i first and sec
t t hill, huller two years, \\'. C.
i,-_ ii:her C. H. Keys, Varna tsee-
n l and third; Cow, any awe, W. C.
1),-irielx r and seconds, C. 11, 1
Keys Varna: heifer, under two
years, \\•, C'. t 1... tr(eltt•r, Kinsman
/In ta'•r• t'r,,111;:ley st, .,,l aud
1.•i t. 11 toad, Awed ',til. I l.,a=
1 l\`•i 1rt t'n' s art\, i) \ tl Bro.
1.-. 1)en 11. Litt \Iee,re• it
oe 1; ler to , „ear, 1 )'\,•i'
e, a, any. age. O'Neil flr
thea, Howard Wright. 'second :and
•t ' 'oiler, 'Tudor two tear O'Neil
Brothers 'first ;and second), 11 *ward
\\'right Market Cattle—Buteh s steer
1' tu• for (grades), U,eil Brothers.
\V. 0. 1)c eirielier, Howard I\\'right:
hasty hcef tinder 11(10 pounds, O'Neil
Brothers, Kinsman Brothers, W. C.
r ),r.'trteher. Boys' judging competition
Frank Falconer, f rucefielcl. Norman
3 crsu.nn, ,Crediton tout Percy
Wright, Cromarty 1 the second two
were tied tsr second-plaecl. T'ht
judge 'of the 'competition 'was Humph-
rey Snell of Clinton. Horses—Clydes-
dales, Aged stallion,Rabesit Murdock,
Brucefield, Hamilton and son. Cram -
arty, Penchernns or Belgian—Aged
stallion, Cheries Godbolt Exeter;
Donald Ross, Ilensall. Hackney, aged .
stallion —Charles 'Ga,•dholt, Exeter.
Heavy draft, brood -mare in foal, Wil-
liam Urghart, M'i'tchell, W. C, \'IcEw-
an, Hensall, H. Turner, Varna; filly
or gelding 'under 4'h•ree years, William
Hamilton and son. 'William T. -Dale,
Constance; filly or gelding under one
year, W. lirTatggar't, Hensall; Wil-
liam Pepper, Hensail, W. 5, Dale
Heavy draft team--t\V. ,\i'ciEw•an,
'Huron County 'Hone entry. Aigric-
ultural—Brood stare in foal" 'Coyne
Brother. Staffa; H. Turner. Filly or
gelding under three years, HTanner.
W. J. Dale, W. \IcHwan. Filly or
gelling under two years H. Turner,
Coyne Brothers; Filly or geldvig
un-
der one year, 'W. 'J. Dalt: , H. Turner,
\agricultural team, William Hamilton
and son, W J Dale. 'General P'unlsose
Team in harness, William Decker,
Zurich; Cosgrave Breweries, Tor-
onto Huron County Hoene, Road
sters-4(Farmers class), ), t\Vard Hod-
gins, Clande'hoye, Filly or gelding,
Arthur Welber, Dashwood; roadster
champion, Arthur Weber. 'Champion-
ship Class: Draft mare or sgeldin'g—
\l, illiatn 'Urquhart Mitchell. A;gric-
tlltau'e mare or gelding— iWI'lliant
Hamilton and son, •Cromarty. Grand
aliaulpionshen-1)Iraft or agricultural
1(11y or icrel din g, 1Villiamt Lrgu'hart.
Township ship prize---C(I hree 'horses from
one township), William Hamilton and.
on \V. '\IcEw'an 'Hensall Special:
Gentlemen's turn out 1'Aa',d Nod-
e -ins; lady 'driver, \ilrs, 'Roes Chap-
man, idriving for Ward 'Hodgins, hest
wagon 'horse, 'William Deoker.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Love and son
of Owen Sound spent the week -end
at the home of Mrs. Love's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. McDonald.
Mrs. Roy Parlmer and Caroline and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fisher and fam•
Ily of Windsor spent the week end at
the hone of Mr. and - Mrs, John
Fisher.
FOR SALE OR RENT -
)iiight roomed 'bungalow; modern
conveniences, including electric fire
place. Apply to Wilbert Webster,
Jarvis st,
NOTICE
Prepared to do custom' cultivating
and plowing. Also little pigs for sale.
Edgar McBride, Kippeu, phone 12 on
79, Hensall central,
FOR SALE
1 dual purpose COW to freshen in a
111011th: 4 heifers, 18 months old, front
Pure bred cows that give from 35 to
55 lbs. milk ttaily. Would exchaugc
heifers Lo" good steers. J. F. Scott,
phone 851.4.
LOTS FOR SALE AT-DUSLIN
4 lots for sale, 2 on Main at., 2 on
Huron Highway, Dublin. Apply to
Miss Dyer, May ist - 3rd, at Hotel,
Dublin.
WANTED
Cattle for pasture, wanted for the
season. Wesley Roe, phone 23x4,
Blyth central.
FOR SALE
A purebred Shorthorn bull, around
a year old. George Mann, Clinton
13.R. 4.
WOOL WANTED
Highest prices ' .paid. Vttilliam J.
McKeinzie, Kipper, Ont. Phone 41-81,
Hensall:
FOR SALE
1 sow and 8 pigs, about six weeks
old. Apply to Isaac McGavin, Walton,
R.11.2. Phone S31r16, Seaforth central.
WANTED
Woman or girl for housework on
fttrnt, Apply to The News.
FOR SALE
G head of grass cattle. Campbell
Pyre, Kipper, Phone 841.13, Hensall
central.
GIRL WANTED - -
Girl wanted by May lst, in farm
home. Apply at The News office.
WARNING NOTICE RE CORN
BORER
All corn grower's, whether on the
farm or elsewhere, are hereby noti-
fied that all corn stubble or other
corn remnants, no matter where they
may be, must either be^ ploughed
tinder completely or else gathered
and burned before May 20th, and that
failure to do so leaves the offender
liable to prosecution, ot• to having to
pay the cost of sending men in to do
the work, Remember, this law will
be strictly enforced.
L. Caesar, Provincial Entomologist.
Ross Johnston, County Htspector,
1
TENDERS
Marked and sealed, for the pur-
chase of East church shed, Iiippen.
Timber frame, 30x60, Will be re-
ceived until May 15th, 1940, W, J. F.
Bell, Secretary, Kipped, Ont
FOR SALE
• 1929 Ford A touring in excellent
condition wth license, Will sell cheap
for cash. Phone Seaforth 345w.
SEED FOR SALE
A few bushels of good alfalfa seed,
clean and free from noxious wends.
Thos. Wheatley, Phone 8401.34, Sea -
forth central
FOR SALE
Ten good pigs, ready to wean. Ap-
ply to Frank Coleman, phone 838122,
Seaforth central.
FOR SALE
Grade No. 1 yellow blossom sweet
clover seed. Apply to W. F. Alex-
ander. Phone 13 on 82, Hensall.
FOR SALE
Automobile Insurance. * Preferred
rates now effective, for low mileage
and few drivers. Farmers especially.
"The Wawanesa'Mutual," "Canada's
Strongest Company." J. H. Scott,
phone 336.
FOR SALE
White Blossom sweet clover seed.
Yellow" Blosaom sweet clover seed.
Erban oats and one third barley unix
ture. George Wheatley, phone 849r14,
Seaforth central,
FOR SALE -
First class Pennsylvania Anthracite
Coal, Stove or nut size. May delivery.
Direct from cars. Season's lowest
price. War conditions may affect
Pennsylvania coal and prices at any
time. Secure your supply by ordering
now, J. H. Scott, phone 336.
FOR SALE
Seven roosted cottage in Hgtnoncl-
ville. Ali conveniences. l/ acre land,
good barn and garage, Also upright
Heinlzman piano in good condition,
Apply to Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner.
WANTED
Wanted to buy, at once, a three -
furrow Cockslnttt gang plow. Apply at
The News office.
FOR SALE
Coeksltutt single furrow aiding
plow for sale, nearly new. Apply to
\Vm. Livingstone, phone 847.31.
FOR SALE
1 Massey Harris 13 -disc fertilizer
drill; 1 spring tooth cultivator, 12
teeth; 1 manure spreader, Tudhope
Anderson; 1 15-30 McCormick Deering
tractor. Humphries & Co., Walton.
CAR BARGAINS
PICKUP 33 CHEVROLET - $250.00
36 FORD SEDAN - $475,00
WILLYS COUPE, 38 Model - - $575.00
WILLYS COUPE, 36 Model $400.00
36 FORD COACH - $425.00
1932 Model B FORD PICKUP - $175.00
1938 V8 FORD SEDAN - 5675.00
These ,'ars are all in 0.I:, sirnpe and fully guaranteed.
Get your order in now for the new Willys
SEE
J. 0 HUGEL & SONS
R. 2, SEAFORTH, Ont.
Phone 34-616, Clinton.
Seaforth Monument Works
(FORMERLY W. E. CHAPMAN)
NOW OPERATED BY
CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK OF
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
SEAFORTH—TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
OR ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT
See Dr. 'Harburn—Phone 105. Phone 41—Exeter—Box 150
THE ONLY ,
-DISK HARROW
't.
THAT
TAANGLES
SAAND STRAIGHTENS
1101....), ,...Yr �t1� \�7 5:1,17/
_, row
jiro
YOU .CAN. SKIP SOD .r
STRIPS BY •SIMPLY.
PULLING A TRIP ROPE
NO BACC!N,6i
Let's Show You This Modern 'CASE Harrow
Massey Hassis
BARGAINS IN USED IMPLEMENTS
2 furrow Tractor Plow. John Deere Tractor (Model' D).
Used 600 lb. Renfrew -Cream Separator.
VIKING CREAM SEPARATORS
Dealer: J. A. DARLING, Dublin
PHONE 9
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Save In Egmond lville
Weston's Sodas, 2 11. bag
23c
Red Rose Tea, Ib. 55c
Pure Lard, 2 Ib. 19c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Large pkg. 10c
Pearl White Soap
6 cakes 25c
Joy Soap, 10 cakes 29c
Barb Wire $4.00 for 4-6
Barb Wire $4.25 for 4-4
Dry/Kil, per Ib. 29c
Ceresan, per Ib. 95c
Formaldehyde, 16 oz. bottle
25c
Purity Flour, 98 Ib. bag
3.15
IN TRADE WE ARE PAYING 20c FOR GRADE A LARGE
®
J. Finnigan
MAN WANTED
Reliable man for the summer
months for farm. Apply to The News
office.
NOTICE
The Seaforth 'Farmers' Club will
be mixing Fertilizer again this spring.
See us for Fertilizer, Shingles and
barbed wire.
T. \V. McMillan, Pres.; R. 8, Mc.
Kereher, Sec,
ELECTRIC FENCE
We are again handling the Shur -
Shock electric fencer, which gave
such. good satisfaction last season,
This is a heavy duty Canadian made
machine, Extra Hotshots and knobs
kept in . stool., Wm, J, Clark, phone
Flensall 87 r12; 13. McClinchey, phone
Hensall 07 r 5,
FOR SALE
Dooley seed potatoes; also White
Leghorn pullets. Apply to J. A.
Nichol, ` Walton, Phone 90-23, Brus-
sels,
FOR SALE
Good used manure spa'eader, Late
model. Cheap. H. 12. Baer, Goderich.
Phone 282 r 1, Carlow.
FOR SALE
Ten chunks, three months old.
Also a gander. Apply to Joseph Man•
ley, phone 45 r 8, Dublin. -
NOTICE
A girl's bicycle wanted to buy.
Have for sale Indian Runner duck
eggs. George R. Campbell, phone
849 r 3, Seaforth central.
CLOVER AND POTATOES
We have a few bushels of Yellow
Sweet Clover, also Alfalfa seed. A
limited- stock of Early Warba and
Kataltiu potatoes. Hugill's Potato
Farm, phone at, once, 34.616, Clinton.
3 miles west of Seaforth on highway
S. P.S.---See us now about it used or
new Willys ear before the new war
tax comes into effect.
FOR SALE
McCormick -Deering 15-30 Tractor
in good shape, 5450.1)0; three furrow
Fleury Tractor Plow, nearly 1501•.
5115.00; Fertilizer drill 11 hoe Massey
Ilarris, $90.011; Ont Throw Dist. Har.
row, 8 ft., 16 plate IHC, 525.00. Geo.
I4. Beatty, McCormick -Deering Dealer
Varna, Ont.-
FARM
nt.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres, Lot 28, Concession 7,
kiibhe't Township. Large bank barn,
good ]rouse, driving shed, seven acres
of good bush. Apply to the News 01•
Oce, Seaforth.
PIANOS
Spring clearance sale, Such well
known makes as Hetntzman, Mason
& Risch, Weber, etc. A11 thoroughly
reconditioned, perfectly tuned, de-
inothed and guaranteed. Write today
for complete list of bargains. Terms
to suit your convenience. Hetntzman
& Co., Ltd., 242 Dundas St., London.
FOR SALE
All kinds of Government graded
grass seed. Have quantity of No, 1
Alfalfa with a very slight sprinkle of
Red Clover at reduced price. Cedar
posts and all kinds of wire fence, farm
team harness and harness parts. Also
agent for Beatty Bros. barn and pump
equipment. W. E. Butt, Iiippen. Phone
41-91, Hensall.
ELMER D. BELL, D.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
McCUNNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Patrick D. 3/ cConnekl, H. Glenn Hays
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build.
ing, Seaforth: Office hours:—
Cucsday, Thursday, and Saturday
1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening, 7:30 p, m, to 9 p. m.
LOST
Long-tailed, smooth black haired
pup, with white breast. Finder please
phone 652x15, Seaforth central,
FOR SALE
About eight bushels of alfalfa seed.
John H. Cooper, 3 on 616, Clinton
central,
FOR SALE OR RENT
House and lot, in Harpurhey, for
sale or rent. Apply to Robert Mc-
Gonigle, Seaforth.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
We halve on hand a full line of No.
1, finest quality government tested
gs'ass seeds. Frost fence wire and
supplies. Profit proven Pioneer poul-
try.
tty. chick and hug feeds. Everything
for your spring requirements. Get our
prices of team harness before fur-
ther advances. D. 19. Kyle, Kippen.
Phone 94114,
FOR SALE
Eight roomed house, excellent loc-
ation North Main Street, Seaforth. All
conveniences, stable, garage, orchard
Int if desired. Apply to James Rivers.
Seaforth, or A. G. Govenlock, 64 King
street, Weston, Ont,
FOR SA -LE
Meson Steel .Roofing "7 -Rib" and
"Storni Seal" Council Standard, guar -
matted 25 years. Rosen Portable Silos.
Galvanized Sheet Iron, all sizes and
gauges, Metal Sidings, Eavestrough
and Pipe, Galvanized' Water Stock
Tanks and IIog Troughs, Granary
Lining, Galvanized Ridge and 'Valley.
Door Track and Hardware. Extension
Ladders up to 44 feet in length, As-
phalt Products including Roll Roof-
ing, Shingles, Brick Siding, Instil,
Brick Siding, Roofing Paints, Plastic
Cement, Building Paper of all kinds.
Nails, etc. Murray Tyndall, Bruce -
field. Phone Clinton 618 ring 12,
ARTICLES FOR SALE
Rubber Goods, Sundries, etc„ mailed
postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper.
80% less than retail. Write for mail-
order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co., Box
91, Hamilton, Ont.
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 •
Phone 3354 w
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
TAX PRE -PAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1940
The Town will pay 4 per cent per annum
up to August 31, 1940, on all prepaid 1940 taxes.
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the
Town Hall.
D. H. WILSON,
Treasurer.
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
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