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. AIt..11 28, , 1958
S ,
ecision Rests in s of anadkOn. Voters .
0
,,,-.7f.dian-voters. will go to the polls the Toronto Star comments, "That is
Monday to select a new Parlia- _ why the -Liberal trade- policy' Will re-
nt. While they will 'be -voting for - . Main based upon expansion, not di -
particular candi\clates in particular . version, for diversion is a beggar -my -
dings, the decision they make wi....., 1ielibbor,zaine.1Whieli more than one ._
, a great extent, be dictated by the can play.--
., . ,
As fot •eneOura-ging trade with Bri-
impressions created by the leaders of -
the, two major' parties and. the Pol.; tam, no ' government can match the
`icies of those parties. , r-eeerd of the Liberals one which put
Prime Minister-Diefenffaker cloaks 3 -billion of credit to Britain during '
'his appeal in melodrama and ina- and " after World War -II, the Star
- aces. and achieves lmosta: evan- .,_ 1..n_ if the Lil3erals
1 ose's' tor- - 11 u *. they _would be exam. -
Member
Canadian' Weekly -
. NO/S*41)er.
„'
AsSociation
T g ' 1 fervor as :he 1111 0 .._.:: : office,iiii,01.,,tIlhe. , , ,
. i eel 11 itesa„ of words. The,restitt, frequent-. were
' ' ' British, free trade ..liler .
ly, is that his listeners, u.nleSs.. they:::, ?SYMpatheticallY 'and:seriously. .."in:.
are careful, may be -carried7awayby .;---77,-stead,,-OfHbrushing:itruncler tlie_.rug,•!.2
.ittibice_. dratpatic*- r other than -influ•-:%-:_,:.-as tho-,0.0pservatives have .done.",
-enced-by 16gie: and 1* -a. -S0-•.• ' '•54-1-Itli,: ;:ilt'. 'HLi''.---A.Vii1.14;556i64).0:ail'6.:di -gils' .- outof '
,approach is die- alterriatiYeadoi*eld'-'-44Ork-farid4OOkitt-for-jorbs,,uneinplo_YH: .
by the Diefenbaker party,:td r.lroViel,-,. , ,roent is .,'mikely ,..a, .bsic, issue of this '
ing not only a budget, but also4ton.;-:. :„ . cainPaigii; as '''1V1r... 'Pearson insists.; -Pt,
Sidered program. , . . - .. '' '. . ',' . ,- r:-..ItisigerierallY' agreed by the 'int.L. ,..:
•By contrast, the approach of :Les '. dependentpreSSthaf Much the quick-.''''
oblection . against this. from Par- about eight feet off -th d
' ler B: Pearson stands out as studied -- est .w4y: of -1-0,timihg..- the ,, 'Canadian ---s ' ,i --rti-., , . .
, school' . atTients- Who , the. end . pe"-theit. boiling hanty
' .e. gr°, ttsli, ,.'-at.
'appeal to common senSe.. As, he told-- -:: :econoMY arid getting .jOblesS-baCk to ' use the buses. Council hopes the From. thi. tank t4e .iap,.:is,,,,,ted . by
a, meeting in Toronto reCently:, ' work is thrOi4hAiitPE'll4g011- ,:p. 10.1n; of: , rertiainder- 01. ' the area
'will adopt
avoid gravitY-,into-their 'eVaPoratdr. West
similar hours in Order to
Wherever and: whenever jt.,__-h•o.,-ve ' ta.:i, en,ts, : ,c441,64 YOth '''a.. 't,ax 11611 -da ' confusion . . !lake , • - -
e
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?s,To, Pet More
Bai salark regiitered naiSe's
. ,
at.Aleicanclra Marine :and Gerieral
Hospital was increased' from `$180
A Month to $200, at the, boardineett
big 'Monday -evening:- Salaries.' for
other :11680:tat .employeeS 'are to
be reviewed in Jane.. Gode„.00.1
SignaltStar
Badly. c ed..
. -.Allege, three-year-old daughter
.of -Mr. and Mrs:, Gus' VerSteeg-; •of
Fordwieh, was",seVerelY. bureed. at
'her .on Wednesday, When...She
fell 'Med n nib of !boiling water. She
Was rushed LaStowel,HoSpital by
Dr. Forelef FordWich, and
later .Was taken by ambulaned . to
the..,War,Mexeorial ''Children's'.1108- •
pital at: London. •:She 45 -,safferirig
front, third 4egree. burns: — Wing,
hantAdVariee-TiMes.
Salaries Going Up •
increat e '„rnaximutnsaiarY
froin $3,600. to 44„0(10 .waS, granted,
its staff' the, ' Clinton Public
School 'Board Meeting last' Week,
The ,minitnam,- $2,409.:
was nOt.."chairged Each 'the - 13
teachers ,_on the , Staff will re.ceive
tite annual 'The
board I, receiVed 'the resignation."' of.
Mrs,- Planet*, Parke!: '
Reit Gray's-,:rePOrt shoived, aver-
age!' daily attendance 'Tebruark
of 91.1, and an •enrolment
NeWs--Record.
Confusion Again?
'Exeter town co,uncil_will
low the trend in other centres -to
extend -daylight saving time into
October -this year. Moriday _night,:
-couneir, agreed - to- start fast time
midnight, April 26, and revert 'to
standard time at midnight, Sep-
tember 27 A number of towns
dentinue :DST until the end of
Octolaer, but there has been strong-
. , -
that' Cemplete - teats, .Can.be
made on: tite Rlue Water' IligliWak
farnis: Options on these 'farms e±-.
pire- om.:Tuly 15.—Goderich $.ignal;
MaYriiifand Later.
. 4
DeSi3ite disepuonatment overqhe
:Shutdown of the EXeter - canning
plant .thiS Suranier; May,or
:Pooley ' Wednesday he Was
optimistie- that 7Can adi A n -c
nerS Ltit,ivettld retain its' plans' to
• _
factory at a later date-
-"I am , honing, that 'aftel' the
pro-
posed 'experiments. are Made this
• suntiner , to. determine the.4:Fedife-
tiveness the area''and theSalt-,
the. cliniate, thenew cotdz
pariY's overall - eipansion'progrant•
will includeonr-factOry -at Exeter,"'
he said. The. ,comPany's 'decision
to close the plant .thiS sninmer "is
a 'great ',disappoint -Meat to;the,
U. C.,. the. town and 'thegteikerS
in the 'Stirroutteling.. area,' the nia.$77
very ?Unfor-
tunate. at ...this Particular time but
conditions', "'prevail" over Which: we
hive no, control."--7EXeter.Tijnes
AdyoCate. .'••
• „, Sappy:Busmess. ,
-he:niaplesyrup." season is. in
district
fartners.! are nefW. engaged- in. this
Spring .firne,,, pectipation:: One Of
the biggest, 'sYriip, buShe5,:.
district Gordan ';',WeSt:-
lake, „RR ,•'3`; Ray:field; They.,. have
over ' -acres:, ' of.: You.ag..,-...bard
inatileS,.. and • 1,500 .lof thee.:trees
-are.
run ,operation they: nieit'._craWler
tractor"" A -tank float
'gathor1he sap, -it is duined'iuo
this tank., The - tractor .4y411-‘..gP
threngh-"-Mtid,',.orgeek5,1aiiii7OVer
, San is
bionglit-713-adk''te-,,,the-,,CAMP;it is,
-
di:tinged into a • large- stera.ge „ tank
TO THE EDITOR-
'1101.1E14113VEAt StDE
The. gclitor;gurgn E;tPositor:
.„ • , - •
the Nineties it was thel"Ne:'
'tionat ,Poliey CederVatiVes.... They.
changed it to the Liberal .COnserY-
atiYes;.' that did not good;
an---tlieYban4e0 it to PrOgreSSIVe
.CeeServatiVeS , but :.•now---the...--,old
ConserVative dropped:oat of
sight, and it the. -- John' Diefen-
halter-,PartyaTene-inan Party.' .
. „ . .
Weald 'Yonlike_this,ikind, a party,
to 'ran Connirl?'Refere they,
get' into Por,: Weheard n." great'
deal of...bow he Weald -blast his'
WaY the; ,Anierican; 'Market.
bUt 'peWder must liaVe,got
wet; as , We haV,e. not...heard that,
Since:he' !go alto. power, he said
he ,WOUld ;take .15,„ ',per, „Cent, of': the:
Anteriete trade away • and give it
to „England.: he 'carne down
te"Teronte And...''Sat,,:down -with"
got; Jininde. Dimeari
away 'on .-a 'trade 'contititsSion to
$36,,000-.Matii -and may-
be ;la_ , half '.'a'':•-litiatload of -.lesser-
tYpes., Now vV6 wolddlike -fa kriow-
w.hci, had AO; pay these inen,,bi.if
they got: what .theY,'",. Were used-, to
getting, here: If we We. would
expect lot of ..bigTOrderS'fer
bu-
ing, Or; the jarniet,-s *Odd be..
on. the 'deaI,-bt-wsen•Eileetitt..e.P
fered therniree trade they Shied
clear".,arid..,tliat „'Was. 'the . last.. We
heard 'of --the.'•-trade
heard.,•:,,a•-great deal about'
the ..pipeline When:. they , were try -
nig" pat "it through_ the
Tories. held .
days 'and they neYer,Said,.Whetlier
Now
Miaidiff Ys, -it .1: t 1,;(10-0-
.fiOrnr.
the nieriibers.: work' as -long 'hours
as- --tlielfarinersisorne.--,of --You7. can,
figure illsWhat the • "Pipeline,.
y, --- Exeter Times -Advo- say it takes ;40' g.allonaof'
_ sap to make_ a gallon of syrup, and'
'spoken, I have tiled discuss ;thel!''.` plus 'accelerated depreciation allow- allow-- they produce about 15 'gallons of
issues of this election camp:al-gin - sYruP a day. -7-= Zurich Citizens
terms of sobriety, reason and com-; : is in fact- far more prctical for witlar the apprch of --spring News' •
comes the possibility of the an -
mon sense which. their SeriOuSness. ..-eliecking,'..theTUrierriPloyinent CriSIS ARM NEWS. OF-HCRON
requires." • - ' than the $1,185 publiC-, Works,
And behind the 4tiiet good sense . '''project" . which; was well character-:.,..
lies a consistent program -which, as :ized by Mr Pea-rSoir--as of the:
he himself has pointed out, is "in the ' greatest hoaxes ever aimed, against,
framework of a liberalism which an electorate"
Must always tarid for reform i§1116 situation On the one
economic and political." hand is --Pearsen,in a quiet
-
Mr. Pearson at the same Toroilto sensible way, dasdairnng= hysterics,
meeting discussed the main issueScof -proposing ',4,:reasOned: program for
trade and employment. The Conserv- all Canadians .: On tlid,r'other
atives, with their" proniise to divert .tlie_voter is faced with an appeal to
trade away from the- United States, emotiofl, ithout regard- -to -
sub-
- inay well---bedopping---olf-Ganadi:a-n-y--stanceijanTappeal-of-expediency,: ._ -
'Sales there ,no their .ball.dts;_-_sioters,wilL
11hat would compromise Our greatest .,*reineinbeirtheY are'selecting a 'gOV-:, -
market., , The ,COld "firgOrei cited; by that can 'determine the fu -
Mr
.
. Pearson show that Canailian7,. ture of Canada , ,for iera1.3,-ears,-- -
'sales to theU.S. grew from 8321 mil-, and .ndt-jUdgingtiTho puts -on-thelbest
li,pn in 1989 to $2.8 billion: in 1957: As . show. '
:ALAI ity To, Peal 16!ith-.111:t..e-rn-atlii..o.r:dl'i'kret;y7b,tp174111easl.'llvisit-hi,„:::li...!isriffe-gilli'147iinaa:
' (Ottawa Citizen)
is one ' t .the crisis firmly and, N,11,1.11.21111,.
If • there thing that ,
is the pres-
-
1)- fenbaker' forces don't -ljke_ about tivestat05111411hP-'thn
chief opponents' tactics The
this -Th0::Ccins.ervatives
ctCharneir
paig-n, it is the peace issue.'-eritical of. Liberal gyenitht's,
e.
'Liberals, they say, re hitting below ,
the belt, in making an issue of it all, stand on the Ang1°-Fielleh 'action .j -n '
because every good ,Canadian..earri-' : .that-'ql'e.‘:8:e Canada's`76.11:'
-,latict.:::T,4-,j,7d,iiiede
estly wants peace and no party . Jigs , .
a trienopoly of this laudable aim. Mr. ., 0 P6d::..1c9e11' the Commonwealth 16- .
_Iii..eeltrhsevvr,esriene talivre-ye
1 Ilgr-terlanirrOir;
' the, Point otleaviiig the partnership
netinc ement of the definite Inca tiort.
" the .,:$9,00(:),000',:'liespital':Ier " re-
tarded -, children ProirtiSett.•:..'t o r
Huton ,Countyas
the -late. Tom ',Pry& • ' ft: is
"Stood-that..until siI tests can be
'-"Peclerieh•,:,n6.' definite '..d".e.eision can
be,...annenticed as
,::be -a'
(By D H. MILES)
The closing of the -Exeter Can -
ring Plant will: mean a .2,000 -acre
decrease in -cash, crops — peas,
beans and cabbage. .
Interest in farm building -remod-
elling is on.:the',.-increase-.--,------
• The high. temperatures , of the
last- few - days has -pretty.
en care, of • the snow.: An extreme -
month or more yefboforeTthefrost ly- good ro -of _sapWas reported
Lias sufficiently left the ground- 'so at the end of the week. -
They .never had , Much- 'to' say
-
about ,..-"Lettie", • enlY r'that .. he.
squeezed the4ennies; but that was
net; 'bad. thing', -,,,ds•. people were:
spending, :rrioney.., like, drunken
sailors, and thought it • Would. tiev,-,
erl,end: I '.WaS • beginning to :think'
.4 lot, Of ``Loaie";• F, thought -they
Were him infO',„ a: Scotch -
man, -and:you, know how..clanniSh
the Scotch
:Nwhen"John -the
got- into power: he never had an
'theneY,: to. Spend, 'taill:Bouie's nest
egg went to his head; -and' he. soen,
got rid .of Arid -we dont -know
how.'MuCh 'Mare:: As he .Was. afraid
to' bring :'down ..a•budget to show
.Wliati he 'had :spent. •
-/•True,-.1i6,taiSed. the pension to
'.$55, but ;don't .forget. that it ..was
,the I.4,berals-ithat baby,
heal:IS,' Which 'has ' done More'', geod
toheij raise a IamilY. than .any=,
-Interesting ,items...glearie,d-from...L.
The, Huron:Expositor of 25 50
and 7yearSag0..,
From e uron xpositor some o hese being almost (Ian-
- Th. ' -f t '
March 31, 1933 gereus for travel, and, as a. con-
'. ' Sequence, business in town is dell.
• Seaforth schools'have $1,670,32 on
deposit in the Penny Batik accord; ' Star !nnving Picture thea4C
ing
the first two, afonth_ of this Year. having been closed :for a-'couPle of,
to the latest report issued, for opened again on Thursday after
P"R
HEN VISO
forted Chicks
F'eaturing the Famous
eisdOif & Nick Chicks"
DAt - OLD
4 6 9 - 10 12 14 :16 and 20 Weeks Old
We are running
FARTED CHICK,• SPECIALS
From Alarch 25 to,_"-Angist 30 "
SPECIA
'6Weeks Old -2:Regular. 00c
SPECIAL' 7
Weeks Old -- Regular
SPECIAL $1.00
HENDERSON'S are maldng this SPECIAL' OFFER -So that -you
the chick buyers, can. have the benefit Of these famous high-priced
LOGSDON "H ,& N", Chicks at the heavy `bird price. ,
PLEA -SE CONTACT .
HENDERSON' STARTED CHICK
y MAIL•
4 - -1 or 642 EAFORTIT -
•
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MONUMENT
OPEN DAILY
T. Prvde ,8t Son
,ALL, TYPES OF
CEMETERY MEMORIALS,
Ircquiries are invited.
Telephone Numbers:
xete 4 'Clinton 1620
jv
412,30
ea,fortli. 573
meals were seryed, tiansielits. la •a-_nd- • i:Mh.: - ..1.,sZ..111..C.,a1;. d- Y -e' ahdaYret.hbe°Pnr6vItTsiietl(inri
' 'I'vvo hundred and fifty g„
Seaforth in February, ,according to in ,.-wHeL"-6-Pw
Mayor A.- D._Sutlierland, chairman
of the relii4committee.
, 1-- 1-•
An up to -date cooling -system is From The HUTOIL Evositor
this 'week being installed- in the -'21liar''''"Cif 30 .1883
fountain in Crichzs Restauf ant
stands -tor peace, then the implica-,-:
sUch claim, and Messrs. Piefengakor, .. eg, right 0 raise 4,1e. question of .t,=• :
...The Liberals ,have never made any Sidney Smith, present external •af-
fairs minister, has ironically sug7,-:
gested that if Mr. ,Pearson's party
tipn is that the Conservative Party
stands- for war. "'Which .is nonsense
, „feriae/icy- that , hinders the, talii.ng—af------ -
coal deciSions. '‘ The Liberals have ev-. ,
tives--'haVe displayed an emotional
•
, ,01,1 soeh ,oecasibps, :the, Conserva-
tion
'.
. - ,
fit -
Smith et al miss.' the point The point : .-, :riess, to formulate and guide Can:. '
is that past performances :of both . -ada's fereignPobey.,-;It is a., legitim-
, parties show, that. the -Liberals are . ate' election -issue.. - - "' . - -• •
4 FOR: SALE'
'29 -Room Rrick, With garage
Low down paYmeM; -
. _
,
6 -Room Frame; , o heat'
•,
„ • • .
"Sweet tbe "-Moments, Rich in
Blessing,
Which Before Thi Cross I Spehd"
EE
" A Thit 1 L 1 4
ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN
CliUkCH SRAFORTIT
SI�N1R: • Rev. A. NinarrIO, D.D.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingbam
TUESDAY: The Agong of Betray
—WEDNESDA,Y: "The'rAgonz, of,Githsernan?'
THURSDAY : "The Ag011y Deniok
FRIDAY,: "The Victory of the C -r0*'"
TIME'. 800 p.M.
Offering Taken At Each SerYice
-Under the auspices' tif
AVORTif AisiD tfritTincit TZNlSTRML
ASSOCIATIOX- •
,
ItEv. 3, IL smitug, ector Of the 'Church
EV. C. E.. PEACOCK REV. 1, SEMPLE
President - ' • Secretary
tRa Reeoneitect To "
?).
Price right.
Two Grass F'arms.7-50 acres
APPIYtO
Plione 458
, ,
'61110•11:;•..enlielocatien7.:Th• b,-%ervji sr have
y
some Of : the - measures
tlfat.."Were brought- downi-but: John
thetig.ht it was' toad Hine
,bring :on the electiOn: He don't
need to -try. --try- put it op.- anybody
one to call' it, . -
--'11/Iri *Cardiff- ha's re'
preSentatiVe:fOr -18, years,. and What
have weTf.got:---,"Or. So don't-,
peet now when 'the
Tories. ar,e:1,1 ,power -all he • got
was 'a "berd• job."
-
JAMES • R.
.Mr, „Andrew bke wbo bas been Mr., D. `D. Wilson, ..:OVibWri,;`' has
a welhanoWn. resident Of Seaforth Rurebased the: egg ,husineas of
for !t '‘.iiumlaer. 'of 'Years,•'.-reinoYed,. Hainitton; ;4 Deans, of Vmgham,
his heuSehold. ,efieets. to .Torordo, • Last ;Friday '0•Yening, .about :five
on Saturday, where be intends: fo o'clock, the bouse of Messra:
An
Make': his Theme 'witfiliis son4 Mr g1,1' and 'George, MeKnyi., 2nd eon-
Alyin.Oke: • --;-'ry • 'cession, :Tuelterstriith, ' Was burnt
A small refreshinent,botitit.is be The fire -.origiirated :Upstairs and is
Week ha• the Store -of. .!•11:4P0sd to have ,;been • caused by
aVII%;,,3bSepli -Nigh, on the east byte; Me Cernhtisks.,.cornine in con,'
of,'Maiii. Street. . shOw'',Wiiidow- tact -with 'heated ,,,S.t0Ye0Pe5.: The
has ben removed,' and ',the booth :flames, spread so:rapidly -that neart
ocenPies, this ..space;2.oPening lyeverything was • destroyed,
In
rectly onto the • Street: The, :Work. chiding • elothint.; flarniturei
ete As
is being: done 'by Mr. :Robert ,Por "there was nO Insurance, the loss'
, Dr.
teldjA. Minn and 1Vir.:•1VIutsM.' • Mr. Sinion...-Young has 'sold -his
• farm' on the Huron Read, Jtillett,
to MiChristopher,15416, for about
$6,000. !Vie, fattn Contains -400 -a-&
res., Mr,-)teinag intends to retire
from farming. and will have a 'sale
of hi,
stock :and other"effects.'''
' Mr. Dominic. ReynoldS„'-of:
IM-
!ett4 • recentlysold a- gelding :for
$215, And Ur; FrAhk Kettle, of „the
same tOwnship, .seld a. heavy
draught Marc for $251.. -•
Mr; Aleatandet Davidson, forth-
erly- of the Canitnercial Hotel, of
this town, .after; a residende of
abut •a year ha' Ein,erson, Mani-
toba,' hasreturned here and hi -
lends taking up:his abode .in Put'
and Mr, 44a E;,Kea mg,
Attended. -the; hockey match.•ht.
Th-
roato on. Thurailay .',eyenitig, be-,
tWeen Roston!and the Maple Leafs.
'1 •
Viola -The-,111.00t,•'.E3ipositorc-,,•
'• , March •27;1008
„. .
• The,..annual meeting' of the pat-
rAns.. of the -Winthrop .CreatnerY
Was, held in the Reports
:ShOwed that during the season
'there were ,65,000 Ppunds butter
inantifactu'red,.. representing -4 yas
of,nearly.$15,000... :-, •
• Mr; James Patthrsoii, a4..4:Lon;
don R,oad;.,delivered. to Mr.
Fitz-
skflthois, giChnten, the Paler day,
a DerkShirepig, whieh weighed 010.
pounds. 18-.41- pretty ' good•
weight fo a pig, -anti one that -few
Cabeat. • ;.,-‘
•Fhe ..telePhnne •is a' Matter
Which a inirpbdr ef the farmers
in thee•vienuty of Seaforth are be-
COinfitgrt7deeply , Wia-
'thdistrictfrJnes -farrners -held' a meat.
14- auditis 11OPed a -line • cau
brought:.tront Sea/mitt •td-Valfork.
• Mr. A. 7. Well, Seafartli;
haying a -plate •••igap's- front Put.bi
his store, •
MessrL*7,-Charters& so, 'of,
the -Mill :Road, Tutkersinith;re
centlY Sold a fine' 14.ni9ohstol4,
Wilt: to mr... vv4.0;
faking it to Moose Jaw for his 'Son -
Mr.' T.. Getty.
,The „auction sale: light' by Mr:
Hugh- IVICIntpah;•' McKillop, -last
Wednesday was a good one. There
*as,' a geed -',attendances bidding
brisk and -geed prite-S. realized.
Thomas •BrOWn; Wielded tiM.Imm-
mer.. • The. total.. Stint, realized ,by
the .Sale Was '$2,5.08,,' '••
• IlUggie.S. ,and WagenS. new:. Pre,
yaiL althottgit- are,--•.,'stifl
coining .in frOnaJhe- cOtintrYi. Pak,
tietdarlY froth the north: TIM COUit'•
try, 'rciact§ are'iti yery bad. shape
SEE . ODR .
4Personalized. Service"
.tOi'Oerviotea. e,0-2114til. "WO;
Ei*Oositois.
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RR ;3,' Clinton,
March 11; 1958.
•
SEARORTA UWBOWEE
HOLH.-BRIDGE4ARTY:..,
The lady. -bowlers' bridge_ club
met.' at the home of Mkg.---11:=Whyte
on Mondax, evening with seven
tables at play. Prizes, donated by
M. P. L. Sraely and Mrs.,' E, La -
roam, were won by Mrs. Dorothy
Parke and Mrs. 'WM. M. Hart;
Hostess was assisted bY Mrs. E.
C. -Chamberlain, 14rs. Patterson,
Mrs. ,A. Stacey and Mts.
Sillery, in Serving , a delicious
The April bridge will be nt the
home of Allis. E. A. McMaster.
,
'USBOliNE &1111313ERT
,IVIUTUAL FIRE
ESeter, Ont.
President;
E. Clayton .Colquhouni
•
:Seence11,
'• Vice -President;
Alex" j. Rohde, R.R. 3. Mitchell
„DIRECTORS --*Martin Feeney, R.
It, 2, Dublin; Robert' G. Gardiner
•RA, 1, Croniarty; Milton McCurdY:
R.R. 1, Kirkton; Tinfothy
Toohey, •R.It. 3, /Aldan. .
AGENT'S—Harry CoAtes,:R:R.
Centralia; Clayton Harris, 1V.lit-
chell; Stanley Hockin.g, Mitchell.
SOLICITOR — "G".• Cochrane,
Exeter.
_SECRETARY-TREARMER--Ar.
thltr, Fraser; Exeter.
.BUSLN EV; AND PROFESSIONAL
4. DIRECTORY •
•MEDICAL
NI. W.:STAPLETONT
Phyrsieian. and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
no-,ans•wer,-c-all---59
MD'
"1°1EIN., PhY.snad SurgeonRs.,,
Phone Qffiee 5W
'-7Seaforth'
10
'physician and Surgean,Hetisall
Phone.110
SEAFORTH CLINIC
" Telephone 26
• E. A. McMASTIER, B.A., M.D.
Internet " •
Telephone 27
P. L.1111tADV,,M.1).
- Surgeon "-
•
Telephone 55- ,
DR. E. -NAIADS'
Telephone 15 '
_EVENINGS: • Tuesday, Thursday
and. Saturday mily,.s7-9 p.m: -
• 'Appointments may be maiet•
OPTOMETRIST'
'
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
• , Optometrist
Phone 791 : Seaforth
Eyes examined — Glasse s Fitted
MAIN OFFICE, SEAFORTH-
' Office IlotIrS: Seaforth dili,
exceptOitonday, 9 a.m.-5:30
Wednesday, 9 a.m.-12;30 pm.;
Thursday evenings by appointment
Clinton; "Monday, 9 a.m.-,5:30
P.m- (Abate ,Hawkins' Hardware.)
errifie
en.. rather Owns, $5,000.00 Life AssUr.
•ance, Mother will have $1500.00, and EACII
.
of the Children $1,000.00.
in' one Policy!
EXAMPLE:' Wife, age 35 $150 he assurance to age 60,
Mad 5 children, 51,000ete'age 25:
-Premittin $100'peta044, .Montli
Inquire ExcluSively;
ERIC. 'oShatqrfiMUNRQ.E
-hotte,04 ,I)ERICH S Seaforth
VETERINARY
LEGAL
,
-,-VETERINARY
ptoonp.o,,,
Phone 405 • • •'• • Seaforth.
. • . .•
. W. SILLEItY.
arrioter, Solicitor, Etc ‘•
Phones: Office 172, Residence...All
SEA.FORTH : ONTARIO
lTN:TING "
-
A:. M. .11(ARPEB...
.Chattered Aceouritant
- Licensed lkiuniciPal.'-.Auditor.
CHIROPRATIC
TqL;CONNELL
.'„,8r-grEwART:
ra"; ,Solicitors, 'Etc:
P. .-woman,.
STEWART '1
SEAFORTFL ONT„ Telephone IA
D. LMcINNES..
chiropractic ,., Pook .C.orrection
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,-
1VIonclay,• Thursday — 1 to 8 p.m.,
G. A. EBB,.D.'
•'*Dector- of Chiropractic
438 Main Street - EXeter
X -Ray and Laboratory, Facilities --
-Open Each Weekday- Except
Wednesday
Tiles, and Thurs. Evenings 7-9
For Appointment. •• Phone 606
INSURANCE
• The, McliILLOP
‘igttliterAL FirgE.
INSURANCE "%C
BEAD EAFMtzTti,-;(itik-
AllICTIONEERS
•DON S. DENNIS
s, :Auctioneer
Graduate of Reisch American'
School of Auetioneering. Lipensed
in lluron, and Perth. Capable of
handling all types et sales and ad-
vertising. • -
• DON DENNIS, Walton
Phone Seaforth ,843 r
I
• • "'• C4$1qPR-S.-1 •
President F. Alexander
Vice -?re; •-. -Hobert,. 'Archibald
-Seaforth
IVIatiager.. and:. Sec:-.Treas.! 4
-„, Reid, 'Seaforth, • ' • '
•-bIRECTORS:
Trewartha; ClintonJ;
Jsilalone,-Seaforth; Clirto. Leon,
bardt, Bcirnlicilm;" 'Hobert
bald, Seaforth; John H. MeEwill14:•
R1rth; Wiflian S. AtOiander,:101..
ton; ffarve ro11er. Gotleriell;
E: -Pepper, Brumfield; " "Allistett
BrOad,foot, Seafortb. •
A-Citkv,k8:
'Wi, .
bro J. ..Prueter, Drodhagen;
SelWyar. Raker, :Brussels;, .gtio
moaroo,.soafoith..
, , .•
00000
L 'CLEARY-, 0..
Stafbrth.Gut,•
- • -:*.•
.IAGENSED EIVIRAT:MEII.
, and IVITNIERAL DIRECTOR, ;
0 ...Wight pr Doi' Calls, 32,5,.
4.,•44.04,04a4
a a <> a o o a'
• Funeral Service
S:BO
Licensed, Embalmer
prompt. and datefu1 attention
ROSPItal Bed
toLowtit-s volt, Att.
, occAsioNs
Phones:
0 Res., 595.W',Store 43
o-o0oo'0 0
000 a-4, a 00 000
*BURKE- " '<•:"
0- Funeral Director 0
Anilittl,a1.!ee Service '
0 DUBLIN' • ON. 0
'
. „Phone 43 -'r "v"
0.
* 0-0 4 0 0,0 0 0,0
•0•.°P•004•00'0"000'
G. A., WHITNEY 4'
,
o ooderich;st W., seaforth
AXMLANeg- st4Vieri-.
0, Adjustable hospital' beds .0
-
PLOWEitl 0R 'EV,ZitY
• ..-OCCASioN
*-07'Velephone: Deror 119 0.
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