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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-01-09, Page 7"THERE'S SOMEONE AT THE eDOOR (By ReV: 3. pernple) -Imeeked at my... Thor. • sWered.impatiently, for. I was verY busy in the •ieuse. ••• "Have you a .toorn?"lie„ asked: '• "No," I said sharply. • ..`We 49n:t. • 'rent Tolima here." , "Any room would do," he Said. 1 ,we,uldn't be any trouble." "I' haven't' a lopni te spare- hi llm, house," I answered, "not one that Would suit you, 'Anyhow.' "I would clean it up myself if it needed- he urged, "and I would keep it clean. Ii.inused -to, that," • I hesitated a moment. Then I" said eleeidedlY: •„Nol no. room: Good -day!"', . . Vent .down the , 'Path, and -at the gate he turned 'and emiled at "I4--At2-any time, you' find ' yen., have roorn And want . me," • said, "I'll cothe."- • I . watched ., hiM„. go.'.down the street, and tWice 1. nearly called him -back, but 1 was toe ashamed.. You see, I had a •rodpi,; but 1 kept the 'door, locked on it, for it was Cluttered'op with rubbish that Thad gethered-tlifolighTthe years, 1 • hadiet„...dared .to go - into Alia room for a longtime,. but `after he had gone',I went upstairs and mi., .--:lockedejthe--door.e The --„Place WAS.' jj a --frightful mess; -with all sorts of. thin Soiled, or torxi--: •*Inleci'.together, and, the- dust and -dirt Was, thick npon,it....1 wouldn't have had anyone , see it like thet • for worldsleastof all him. And tent.' I hadn't the heart to. start On it... ' : •-, • clean' it up myself if it. ; ow+ USBOR1NE & MUTUAL FIRE. INSURANCE CO. BEAD OFFICE - Exeter, Ont. President: E. Clayton Colquhoun, R.R. 1, -Science-Hill-- _ Nice -President: -Ale i 3...Rohde, R.R-. DIRECTORS -Martin Feeuey, R. R., 3, RobertG. Gardiner,. R.R. 1, Cromarty; Milton McCurdy, Timothy---B-:- Toohey,„...R.It. 3, Lucan.. - AGENI'S-Harry Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia; Clayton Harris, Mit- diell; Stanley Ilocking, Mitchell, SOLICITOR - W. G. Cochrane, needed it, and 1 „wemid keep it clean, Pm *used to that." That is what he said. I sat.down on a box andnearly cried iny eyes •out. Then got -up and went out, andlocked the door. "It's no use,'-' Lsaid th myself; "I've got te get on with My work." • It's nearly a week. -since he came, and went, and I've tried to ca'rry en as usual. Rut I dpn't think I gan. go on like this much longer. I can't get him out of my, mind. I want him to ceine, but 1. can't bear M think of him seeing that Old Oat Varieties. .Fight Nevi, Rust -'iwo,-,61cIer eat varieties are ex- 'pected. th be, nsefiPt. breeding ma- terial fa...Plant:breeders trying to find a type resiatant :two. ncyv, fo• rms .of stem rust. .. Search' for a variety With eein- Plete resistariee, began: when. two new -races of oat stem rusk -etas -Si: fled aa'8A. and 13A, were found ni eastern Canada in 1957 and' fears were. entertained 'that they ,vieuld spread.. . • - .rpont, let alono,living in it. And, The staff at Celia& Department if he tame; „fliatWould have' to, be of ,Agriculture Reeearch.',Labora- his room.. . . • .' •,..- tory; Witim.Pege found that two se - I -can see 'hint .noW as- lie stood lections from. the, crosses Hajira: at-nlY. doer; /I den hear his yoke; JOgne.tto and Hajira,Ranned.shew- I....r.epiembeVevery__wprnLhe,„saide _ed_ li at any time, you: find that "Well as all, other known raceS. 'You have . roan and , Want . ' • . . .'"Lord, I do want Thee to gime, and. .I have gpt 'a rooma dread,. lid -room., net .fit. for anyone ' to There are 15 identified races of oatStern rust on, the North Ameri- can continent and one tundentified , Of the oats grown commercially, in Canada Garry And Shield are live in._Rut, if Thou wilt .take it, resistant to all races except 81i • is 'Thine. Lord Jesus, come era :33A. -Clintland, Clinton and Lanark - are resistant to 8A, and Rexton is resistant to'13A, but all are sus- ceptible__to other_ sa'cee,__incleding Race 7 which is One.of the itiost- prevalent forma of stern hist:' , • The plant breeders began the task of making . crosses between nutritional diseases. in 'Ontario. the different' resistant Varieties' Sincea 'very high pereentage of .- andAlso begari• testing Older varie- the soil in Ontarie is low id phos- ties 'and selectiOns, They were for. pherens,_it.„ne_ceSsarily_followsth tunate-to-fin-d-selectionrwith-super= ior resistance soonerlhan they had -hoped.. •• ,s $3.1; Former -Ag. .Rep. 6. W. Montgomery: !s.-.Suljerintelltient • The appointment Of G.. W.- Mont- komery as •diStrict siniprintexident, Toronto, of cOhnizatien and Agri. culture, Canadian FNational Rail- ' ways 'was anliOnneed this week. In 'his new office Mr.- igontgona- ell'ePerationwiththe NR?sgiiropean offices, will 'di- rect in Ontario settlement ,.agsd development of • farm lands. by ambig the placernent, of immi- grant and • Ogieriencedfarm• heip, and assisting • fariners and live- stock_ytoducers with *production and -marketing. He will also rep- resent the railway at exhibitions, fairsY livestock 'sales, , and agri- ciiltnralTantl'.: irgraigratien Meet- ings, and endimrage the ,,develep. Merit ,'of diversified and More productive fartningmethods. „ , -quickly !2'.. Listen! . . ,Theze's Someone iat thedoor! pliogPEOROCS.,REFICIENCy,, IN cArrig , , Phosphorous.'deficieeckin .cattle is 'still 'One of the most coin:Then :the hay, pasture , and other. ,farrn- crops will also, belo* Beef „cattle that. haVebeeri. .H.renghettrHtlifeug-11.-;--tlie-4'Winter„_Hpr_ hathaye-been-r-azing 011. -PaSfitres are most ConairiOnly- .,affected. Cows which. are nursing .ealVes, are Mere often affected' :than steers---------------------:- Ontario•-'V•eter-:' ..College a..gerteral unthrifti- sess. lameness, -roughen -.a.pPeananee'. mostphvious .LsyTnptons,A.t Viak* ,cOWs:,--tht•. are .:-defieient, iriphospherens." free ,quently become • s. breeding .prob- - f300 tjh the •Pirc.l..§"alifULt.OW.O. tle tifiehooaTeafe-tWeen,the two rear .ho. 4..og rnethods-as-regards livability; pe-pge,he'te ee-, eeffejeney,u cattlE bbdy weig4 gams..or feed require can .be .-preveri ted.,"hy e-fe Cliegr:•-a• tegigtercil Is. the 1aing',house..-JOO-: their ' feeding-hinie...Meal to suppleinent body weights were about the same the regular ration and coxitrary to common belief. as , ' feed: their., oppesite. num ers. The. mei enee of feather and earinibalisni WaSAlight-. ly higiler in thdoiafirieinent-rear. :wes:neVer. a erions Problern,HMertAlity ..less •thantlitee.,per, cent in o f:differetice wag noted either tsa'ge at firat'egg; -egg.. Weight ,Or' leedOeddedetoprodneeeoee7dOzen, „ In.',both experiments; ,Ii.oVvey, er„. egg preduction was three :per.",tetit, 1nghei in tlie.renge,reared birds .and theSe 'bird,s,, Were: apptmdittate. -heaVier at. the end of Abe,: test .Than the ..pullets -.reared, ini'corifirieineitt.- • „. • -Range Rearing-- eans More Eggs :-'1-:\kin.testeLthat: 0.eitn Proye- the. periar egg -laying ;ability Of 'range re,ared. . over -.;.cnnfitienient-reared AseriMentarralelf;',7•Bralideii,"Mao .repertalpoiiltrylmaliati-drnaii • DI. Bach test- involved a separate, 'tem. Aff.ected animals tend to eat • • $.1104-goOdi:Logacal; 'ol.--loa.seedie'----oiiroialjob of 'the • ,.14dri4'si.s-to`remove-excess..i.iastO.-iaaitifiidg'". atitoittetat emcee aceoteat an • Telephone'• thenextissue;Q 11$toinqs r111...01.4Eine o'u will fin „ a new co me 'rector • classified Section listing all bugneSs concerns, pro- feSSions d services Which are actually located in the three communities. For your convenience the Yellow Pages listings will be arranged alphabetically under appropriaie • business and_Pr9fessional classifications. using the-.Yei/ew /)ages you will sive time • and trouble . . d "where to buy it" -quickly and easily. MI telephone users will appreciate the Man advantages of this handy shopping guide . . . the neirti Yellow i'ages.- - THE DELI! TELIEPNONE 'COMPANY OF CANADA -;, Takmg Snapshots is always in but especially- when a, jolly PartY 4- Out for rride or some ber wuter , anta. Brought- Camerci You're in for Lots of Fun . , • . • • , , :Santa'. ClaUS--,Was 'especially -good: ter, ,aetivities.•... ,.• • • , -thi-tlaose‘-whoe-reeeived-a-2,:camera : the. c'orning, outfit at'Christmas for it 'ine.anS .spring •and .stirtMer with, Motor - they Will lia-ifn ,lots 'of;• fun.: taking trips; •faraily,',pien.ies: and. the sum- --and; of . course, enjOying at„,:•fun-to---have- the.--res-0.1.• , •, a Ticture reeerdthat Will h-elp you Thanks to today's. • aim and • to reineniber all these geed tithese hbht'cTmeran-anone can be Now that' -.-:everie,2ethe.eirfexperisive '6onie a-1 good •.snaPshooter. ,The •cameras: have„ flash ft-achnientse prObIerns . that were.'berhaps .Per- Spapstionting ds..m.plongerLeolifined_ •plexing a lieW Years ago have a toutduorsand da-ylight:.-The sncp- is'ed No longer is there any -thysshot ypu want can be yours an - tert, „attached to amateur- Plidtti.:7,WliFire, nyfimb, grapliy-7 If yenri--..Christinas. aniera is Just -think whatit me4iis...fo:. al; ..your;:firet,;it'S a -good' idea to prac--- ays.-have a -Caiii-era• ready and a, tiCe7with7eti,before .usiug-.film;-. -Aim hand' t'O'snap.,:•';flie... 'differeht objectsand Scenes,. Tsenietliing: 'interesting ;..er unuua1 to gerusedi folusing the viewr • that the- children are. doing; . the finder.; becaitae: What: you, see. there!" snowman they have made;, : fen at is: what,,You'll..get...:Practice• held, the- l"fik=a---Td- Tlitmdred•-• tith ving- camerae• firriily. • Take ee * •_fignv.stance and keep your. elbaw.s ',Yew -=sides, Do .not WINCHELS ,s,a44&,e-loser-thaTy4i3i-e-r:feet.to, the: • ,person object Chris1ma viitors were Mr graphmg ,T.lien.;.,vvherr You are ,All and Mr Brock and • :set, press the shutter geet- .irge..i.4e0 • m.rs•..Ceorge Brock Mr ly not 'With:al.:quick erk ind Mrs.' Leonard Cowan and•Mirs7,ABU fhkL s there: is toif - ..ReSsielTralters,.. o4..7tond.On; Mr, Jest ,a..-feWTSiiiirde and Mrs Jack Wieks asicl family help you to 'get geed,,clear snap,..• .044;Stratford,.....withrit-and....MrS,.,_shote...',i,SO2L1Oad....itp.,,And „fire. eWey Fred Waiters• ••'• andiou will reahze thej.o'y Mr ancl:eMrS..,, Freeman ,Herrie.'that comes freine•haVilig'.yeur- own • and 'faiiiilY'• with Mr anclMrs camera and being . able to take Pat '--Dinicey.. on Sunshine ,•Line ;sit apaliOta ...WheneVer: you like. 'head Mr and Weltera-•.;• and agairi' .the ''.instrttetioris that ,came ,ljeeee ,w.ith-lVii,,aud.Mrs.--f-f,eward with: your camera and .be,,,•,-Sere'te, .DaYrnam: near ,Kippen heed the advice that comes With MiSS Jean Gflfdlatt Of.',11oncloni.each roll of fslm Nr and Mrs Bill Gilfiltan and that.,.'-atitt.a.- worldof picture.: ,..faniTlYi...1\111S.iTTioEfigHOilfillan, and taking 18 yours Nir..-HarVeY7'.8mith.:.),Vith- Mr, -.rand , Mrs C. Gilfillan. , . • Mr -anti ".•1•11r.S.,,Tein, ,Skinner and fatniiy aed"-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Skinner.,' of St..- Pauls, with; Mr. Elsoe '.Lynn, , Mr . Jack Deibridge and . Kevin; Mr... and Mrs. 'George = alleY.: and .Reg poid and 'MrS:.-,:'Reif.• Moran ',And. sons and:. Mr..' And 'Mrs.,:i.Harold Clarke: andBobby and- gf.: Dobbs, of'. -sftat,foiti.;-,T-Witlf::M?TSild» Mrs. NeWtpn, ' • ,fvIBi1I Dobbs and feinily,''Mrs.. Miner .Dobba, and :Vt.,: andTIVIrs,.. Ciift Brock.,:andratiiiae&f, Crediton,' ....mr.. and MrsGordniEayandfainilY,:, Mrs Myrtle ',13ankS, and family, . of. Lon- don, ',Anti MiSS'a# Ex6. .BRUCEFIELD ' SUPPer will be .edinirdatered in the . " *...; The Sacrament' 'Of .Lord's .Brucefield United Church next Sunday. prayer on WedneStlay,:• -*el-Mfg and: 'Friday. afmterinlOpa,rind. Withisor„ Spent NeW -Yeat,s,-;With McBeth'S- parents.;- and. MrS', McBeth..;_. • Mr, .and.:•Mrs,..-SteWart Of Sarnia,- ,spent.• •fe* days ' last .W--eeke y(rith - :relatives - the.. lage, . ' ;,• Brimefield firemen ansWered call 'to the -lie -me of Lay, ton -,ori ' Sunday atterntiOn. • For- -funatelyrt was a -chininey.:fire• and. ter,;end Mrs Gordon as soon extmguished Prance, , • ' - • ' MisS, Alice'Caldwell Reg N, Of , , . spent the -weekend at. the 'borne- of. her patents;.Mr. and 'ars, Mrs, W. Stakhouse is.pending With.f.;riGro som time he,Grfvarein:.,ily London apd Wilt The manyBrocefield. friends of • Mark:40th Wedding' Day, • Mrs. -.juries Berry congratulate Mr, and- Mrs,- Wffliam K Gov- her On having Celebrateil- her 9Oth ler,, .4ondesbore, honored• • guests op ,Sattitiolay•vthiing Dec 27, at, a SurpriSeperty. held' at the islovy Ticiit home -of Mr.r::aricl-4Mrs.-.Harry ..40thEwn„.w-,":11 -.074510:,-geelniil asielnerntlio •s another . year's operations markedtheir -present included the couple's three have drawn to a cliiie; irovHs"the- daughters',:7-13-etli; Mr Jack Hamtime. for :..farmers to look, back iltone,I.'ieriderk;H:Rhoda;:'Mrs:-:.:§Pen- over, what,was-aeconiPlished,' and cer Hann;' -Waterloo; ElVa; .111f8's-, IL to '.'sriairrnarii,e--• and analyze • the: lvIctwarr, i.l.Clinton, their •families, farming .business of theyear, be, god relati,Vps from Clintmi, fore .doing any planning for 'the Londesbore, Godetich-; 'Kippers and, 'corning- year., •, • • • •' London. The evening was "'Spent In order:to do this, spine records IiIayingyeartls, follOvved by A litsf,c of.;•thehusineSs Most he available. fet,. lunch.,'. Mr. and Govier'Keeping , records requires that received 'seVerailevely ' and'uSeful. some tinie be sperst..onitheln. Many :gifts.: „The- honored couple -were- -expenses are Incurred -when arm married op December 24; 1913, at ers'are very busy;;and diffi-r fhe 'United Chtireli Manse, Loncles-7. cult to. remember acanrately • at boro. After a: horieynaoori trip to the end • of "a long day the details -Ottawa, • they settled, • on , the of ai3jsmall transactions and to grootifs, farm on the' 10tia corices-.:!tecoroll them; it is easier to. •prif sion 'of ' iltillett -township, ,where off doinga until tomorrow or Some. they farined• Rai 30 years, Onre--, future' time, For these reasons it tirement -ten years ago they •;anov- seems • advisablefor most farmers „e21.,to,Lonclesiaor0 Where they have . to -.keep minimum rederds to suit `tesided.*'-.e.Ver:".•Since. • _Both, --enjoy- their :fairly good health, nnd ar abieThe mininnian...records for any takepart ixi functions around the, 'farni.--- business , are a caah. acco,iiat NewS.Record,,,,H, „of-. receipts and expenses ofthe ' ; .- • - • S en n ounty apers Raised' on a farm. in Carleton eowityiMr. Montgomery -graduat- ed- •from Kemptville. 'Agricultural Seheol 1 1943,' and in:1.94:receiv- ed ..his degree. froth' .Ontario r Agri- cultural College;, Guelplt -• 'haa,Served,...as __assistant. agri- cultural representative in Lamb - ton and Hastings counties, He was also agricultural' representative. in NipiSsing Astriet, With' headquar- ters,:':,a't North" Bay,' from June, 1949; until his appointment to Ilur- n-county -th '1951 • - While in. Onion, --Mr. Montgem- ery„fostered, -malty •Jarm.,inove-• -iiiefftS-hTcludin.g the ' Vaccina- tion prograrn, two farm:menage-. aSsociations,• the steadily,, growing- county:. 4-11"; progra-fid- the organization of , night sehools,,i '.studies. He also -US secretary -treasurer of the Rtir01-1 County --S0i1411Cr'PrOP- ImprOvement Associationandcon- tributed to the association's. news - 'Paper. ••• • •' , In. 1957 he joined , the. CNIi; as 'agriCultural agent. at' Teronto, ; the peSition he held Up to , present .eppeintrnent. .0. w. Jose,- -since .1955e --livestoele -editer Of .Farmer's Magazine; 'suceseeds Mi 'Motif; goinery ,,as ,-agrictiltliral.-: agent.- . Wcilton Native is • ' ' • . • . • -Charge -of eareles-S-'driVing has been laid against 'a StratfOrd wo..1 men who was involved:4n- a. -:fatal ,accident on Huron Street in Anat city on. Wednesday mei:tin% Strat: ford Police Said last weekend. Miss 'Arlene' 23,,, of Stratford, is te • appear. - in , magistrate's .court on japuar3 15.• •• Killed,in the accident was •Gotdon-.ROwland, Of Stratford, a -former ,,Walton `district resident. WArin 'collision with the -ear driven •liY ..Disher let the., intersection• Of ' Douglas and Huron ',Streets:'.., •"Mrs_ Rewland was the former MarieRYan, of Walton.'In-1035 she married Gerdon Bowland and liv. ed Walton until ino,ying to Strat- ford 13 years ago.' She was a member and an ,organist ef Joseph's Chtircb,-Stretford, 'for .tlie •past. 19.- Years., •.• • • She is •survivedby her: rnether, Mrs. Flilabet,li Ryan; -Woodstock; her;Ifulband;' two sena and two; dangtiters, . Jack and Edward, of Stratfprd;, Mrs, R. (Elizabeth) 'MacDonald: arid' Mary; Stratford; one grandchild, Ythree brothers, Lawience..and Joseph, WaltOnnd -GorclonTRO-ntreal; and three.' siSz• ters., Mrs,. PhilliP.(Florence), Sneak Of Weedstodk;- Mrs, :Mel' (Eileen). Scott,. Far.go,. Nerth Dakota; .1VIrs: 'Robson (Madeleine) :'.Preas, Ot- ,tawa„ •One. Sen, Michael, and o,ne, btother,, Janiesi'predeeeesedlier: • 'Requiem High .1VIaas, was' cele- brated in.. St'. Josephs 'Roman Catholic; Church' on Saturday with Rey,. A. M. Williams' officiating. Pallbearers were .Itoderick Mac Donald, Grant • ,Parr, - William Young, Donald Costello, Benjamin -Tasman and Nen-man' MacGregor, of Stratford., Rtirial. was made •in .A.vondale. cemetery: • • ' • . Amongtho-se attending the fun- eral , were friends ,and. • relatives from "Toronto, Oakville, Wood - Stock,. 'Walton, Fort Edo, Ottawa; Londonr-Wat,ctloo; Stratford ,and district,. - • . Drjarrott; coroner,' 66re .firmed ,Saturdayrthat since a chargeeliad been laid, against the driver ". of the vehicle' involved in the " accident, no %inquest will be •held. ' THE HURON r.xPosrrori„ Sraim,) Cop: "Surely you don't thui1 you.ro going to drive?, 'Drunk: Wby not? 1'01 in no -condition to w " • I say," said the novie% Whf) was being given a demonstration in a used car, "what makes it jerk so when ,.you filet put it in gear?"' "Ali," said the salesinan, "that proves what a good ear, it _so anxious to start." E., Buchanan • MOUNT FOREST More Spots and Stains Benterred GarMents,` etay dean longer Will wear longer. ANDY CALI:WR'- Agent Mom imd THIIRS. PHONE -669 rr 2 - SEAORTII ' To .facllitate snoW removal,- No 'Parking con the Streets of this -Alunicipality will, be allow- • ed between the hOurS of 2 am. and'S be.strictly enforced in accor ance with the: tiighWa3)--Traffic-Acti, -Seddon- - ' .43,, Subsection 9, NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN that the . unicipalitr Will -not -be responsible -for -any - damages caused to parked vehicles as the• of snew. reinovaVopetaiongr • farm (omitting household. and per- sonal expenses) and an inventory. Prmduction • record S are helpful, and redords of each. eaterprise are very desirable op large -farms, but Mies& require an experienced book- fkeeper. It is better to start with the 'minimum' records suggested and to carry,' them through the Year than to, attempt to keep too many and beconie • discouraged. • iviost farmers or their, wives keep some kind ,nf 'eaeli. account, but the -inVentory is,11.0fraii.often kept, rearomaY aPPeat' to have made a god meome from his business by ;•looking only at his receipts 'and expenses, but, if some of his receipts have lowered' his capital, he may .1.).0 in a 'lode position n g nven. oyo, nes Is an a,ceount of everything a man, owns oh the farrn,„ at a given time, With -Values attached. ' The'time to take an inventory is at the ;close of the year: Then the same Mae ,will do _for' the begin- ning.. _inveritorY _of _the .1olloaving Now--is,the 'time -to take 'stock: - nrian:-.-r-.71-45rtur":7111,1111C-Nr7E"rir.-;P".:110111 NM IMM t'47;11 :110 >, MN! "IRMO! !Mt. 'IS NM ;Fla Sixl, IWO :roPX411 P'P, It •16, ,1101W1 roiii5NMINAM NIMNIMMBIHM ia0Sit SECPON tha at the be inning'of the year. i t r f thefarm bosi -List and describe wt Is owned in a permaneet 'lief*, ' preferably in some grouping , Such as. and. and buildings" "livestoc)t", • "ma- • Pchliinese"?4,1"i Placereasonabler'ea.' fseonablevaluesu o dsandsuP-11 the ileitis:. based es "normal" va- • lues,. or market prices. By .com- paring• the inventory ,at the begin- ning of one year With e hive*, T) . tory at the end f the same year, 1 adding. any dee ease to expenses• ' . . or any MereasF .,,t,0 rOceipts,, a • . riNGHts , , , wood,* oia. i.olabbie ger 6 toOdknn farmer can get a true picture of 400i. fingers. Prevent oat by nibuiting ohm bibititt=aft iikroi,iima .„ tfolseg' rthlesti8.1,.thoo.f hilt) iouperaatiboitt6„rKponowsi.,- , . , . listiroon bundles to serve an s buronor. - •• to to• plan for the year' -ahead.. • SEAFOR H MONUMENT • oPEN DAILY Pryde & Son Exeter 41 ALL TYPES 01' CEMETERY. MEMORIALS • Inquiries are invited. • Telephone Numbers: Clinton 1620 WORKS Seaforth 573 , • • DR., M: W.' STAPLETON- ' , . Physielun . -and. Surgeon • .. Phone 90 ..• Seafortli , If no "anSwer, call 59' • ' • JOHN A. GORVVIELF---BA-:,--.11LD.-= Physician -arid"Surgeon___ - Phones: , Office „5--W Res. -5-3 Seafortlf • ' JOHN . O0DDARB;m3r.D.' -Physicia4..and„,-Surgeon *PliOne 110 ••-- - • •. Hensall- • SgAYQU'r,l1'.c1.41%,TIC• , • Wc!riV.I.AelCSPThE°Rne.,,O24.:4'..,......;';,//- ,Intetnest •, • Telephone ;•P..I... BRADY, • , Surgeon , ,••• • ^DR: ;,E. MALECS • • Telephone 15 . EVENINGS: • Tuesday;' •Thursday 'and, Saturday only, .749 p.na...4 .;"A, iipeantnients nlaY: be'inade '' L' M. UitRPR •Chartered Accountant 55. South St. • - • . Telephone •(4, uodeeernicslads,..,14.- G. A. WJEBB, 1,I)octor of Chiropractic • 438 Main Street • - Exet,er X -Ray and Laboratory Facilities, OpenEach Vieekday. Except Wednesday • Tues. and Thurs. Evenings 7-9 For Appointment Phone 606 DON S. Dgistivis ' Auctioneer Graduate of' Reisch Artierican School of Auttioneeting, Licensed in Huron, and Perth. Capable of handling all types of sales and ad-' vertising, DON DENNIS, Walnin-' • Phone Seaforth 843 r - :SEAFORT11-;- - VETERINARY CLINIC 3. O. Turnbull, D.V.M.,1 W.. R. Bryans, •W. G. Drennan, WV•11/41,:;•--V-S-.--•,1, Phone 105 ' „ Seaforth DI -RECTO A. W. SILLER BarriSter, Solicitor, Etc. Phones: Office 173, Residence 781 SEAFORTH : ONTARIO 8z STEWART. , , • 'Barristers,. Solicitors, .Ete., P. D. mccoNNELL „ D. I: STEWART. -SEAFORT.H,-ONT.Telephone 17411:'- . D.'1". NleINNES . Char' otic Correction' , , , , COMMER,CIAL HOTEL , Monday, ..Thiarsday.-- '1 tei 8 P.m. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF ' Optometrist :Phone 791 ' : Seaforth Eyes examined Glasses Fitted • MAIN' OFFICE, SEAFORTH Office Hours:. Seafortli except Monday,* 9 a.m.45:30, p.m.; . Wednesday; 9 -a:in.-12:30 P -n14 Thursday evenings, by appointment • Clinton: Monday, 6 a.m._-5:30 p.m. (Above Hawkins"Ilardware.) ±meMcKiLLOP. FIVE INSeRANCE CO. DEAD OFFIcr-sEAFDitrtt,Dat. OFFICERS: President-Robert..Archibald, Sea. ViceNSident-Allister BroadToot, • Seaforth • Manager and Sec.-Treas. BM, Norma Jeffery, Seaforth DIRECTORS: , E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; J. L Malone, Seaforth; Chris. Leon- hardtt- Bornholm • Robert -Archi- bald, Seaforth; john IL lkitcEwing, • Myth; William S. Mexander, „Goderieb; E. Pepper, Brricefield; Allister Broadfoot; -Seaforth; , AGENTS; WiliTani Leiper, , Jr., I.ondes- boro; Prueter,. Brodhagen;* Selwyn Baker, " Brussels;, Erie _Munroe, Seaforth„. 0 0 0 0 c' W. CLE.ARY seaforth, • IICENSED EMI:MI.1HBR * . And FuNER4,DiRECTO4 10 *,'„Night` or Day Calla' 335 • 0 6-0 '0'0-0- 6.'0-0-0-'0 •0 0' 0 0„.0 0.'0.* 0 ‘.:-.5'0,* 01 •A., EURO !!' -1 irector' 0-, -and Ambulance .Setv.ice.:•• ,DUBLIN • ONT.= .* 'Night or, • * .• 0. • -Phone -43 r 1:Or 0'070'0 0'0'0-0 0 * 0;0 4> .0. 0 0 4> 13,03E 4> Funeral Service R. s. Box 0 Licensed Embalmer' ° O ProMpt and careful attention 0 00 FLo-EwER0,8Pil starotRe40 ALL 0 • •OCCASIONS * 'Phones: 0 0 nes. 595V ,tore 43 * • . ; ; 0 40 0 O 0 * <> * 0 0 0 * * * a. A. WHITNEY' * 0. Puneral trotttle-. • , Ooderich- $t. W., Seaforth AMBVIANOE), SERVICE Adjustable hospital heat ' * for rent , 0 „FLOWERS FOR EVERY * 0 OCCASION i'elephone: DayerNight 11B * * * *