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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-03-10, Page 8PAGE EIGI-7 THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, • 1V1ARCIi 10, 1933 • , HENSALL '• Miss Mary Little of London spent the week end her v•isiting her moth- er, Mrs. 'Holland. Little, and herebro- ther 'Edward Little. Mrs, Donald GrasSick. is spending a few weeks in Toronto. Miss Dorothy McQueen, nurse -in - training at ;Victeria 'Hospital, London, . spent the weekend at her home here, • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hemphill of Wroxeter Spent Sunday here with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill and Mr, and Mrs, C. Cook. Mrs. Wilson Berry of Toronto is a guest here with her mathetgin-law, Mrs. Thos, B'errY, Miss Myrna Hudson of London Was a week end visitor here with her Oar- ents, Mr. ;and Mrs. Cohn Hudson. A Women's Sunday was held in rhe United Church on Sunday. The pas- tor, 'RON,. Arthur Sinclair, ' preached both morning and evening .and gave addresses suitable to the occasion. A women's choir of 36 'voices -was a fea- ture of the services. At the morning service a quartet composed of Mrs. Geo. Hess, Miss Florence Welsh, 1Miss Helen "N;fc.Murchie, • and Mrs. M. IG. Drysdale sang. Soloists in the evening anthem were Miss Lettie Love, Mrs. ;Alf. Clark and Mrs, Leo Hedden. At the conclusion of the ser- mosi a duet was given by Mrs. Geo. Hess and Mrs. Leo Hedden. There was a good attendance at • both ser- vices. Miss Nlae .MeNaughton of Toronto attended the funeral here on Saturday of her aunt, the late Mrs. Alexander Swan. A large number of neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Corbett s.d. the Blind Line, Hay Township. ga- thered at their home on Friday even- ing, the oerasiou being )Jr. Corbetes birthday, A very pleasant evening V11 s spent in dancing, cards, games and 'contests. During the evening Afr, •Corbett W1,,s presented with an ad- dress and a number of •beantiful and useful presents. Mr, Corbett in a very happy manner thanked all present for their good wishes and beautiful pres- ents. At midnight a dainty lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Corbett are both life-long residents of the district where they reside and are very popu- lar and their home is always a very pleasant place to visit. Mr. Corbett's many friends wish him many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Green of Mount Elgin were visiting here last week with relatives. Miss Helen \1 111111. nurse -ingrain- ing at Victoria Hospital, Londom is spending a few days visiting here with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. MI111n, Mrs. Albert Harvc.y and Mrs. Jas. Logan were recent visitors with their sister:, rs. 'j ohn Con si tt and Mrs. 'James Troyer of Seaforth. Mr. ; \ Ilan Dougl'as of Hyde Park, and 'Nib:, Catherine Cox of Windsor spent Sunday here visiting with ;Mrs, !John .1 oh n stone and Miss M argaret Ikihnstore, Death of Mrs. Alexander Swan— The death occerred here on 'Thurs- day morning at her home here of Mrs. Alexander Swan after a linger- inness 1 several years. On \\*eines- day she :was stridken with a :eV(`re heart att•tek from ehich she failed to rally. She horn in Hibbert to wn- ship, one mile east of Chilsellmrst, 70 years ago, a &matter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison. After her marriage to Mr. Swan they resided on the Swan farm acno, the road Frcon the Morrison farm till they retired front farming and moved to, ilensall about 15 year, ago Ahen theY Our- clut,N1 the Carlile property on Mbert st, She was a member of the United t.-Intrch And highly respected. She has been in ver;.• poor health for a nain- ber of and not able to be out vers often. Sle• owned the farm • miles east of thi,ellmrst now rented by Mr. Bert Riley. She is survived by her Imsband; ,,ne step son, John Swan of Detroit; one sister, ;Mrs. Mary 'Frazer. of Bellingham, \Vash.; two brothers, James :Morrison (4 Red Deer. Alta., and john 'Morrison of' Bellingham. Wash., and a lumber of nephew's and nieces. The funeral took place from her late home 1.-11bert et,. Hensall. mi Saturday afteracson, inter- ment taking place in McTaggares Cemetery. Rev. Arthur Sinclair, pas- tor of the United Church, conducted the funeral ;services. The pallbearers were; Bert Riley, •William Britnell, James McDougal, Carl Stonemarb Peter MeNaughton and Lorne Mc- Naughton. The pallbearers were all former neighbors of Mrs. Swan when she lived at thiselhurst, the last two menti011ed, 1Peter and Lorne Mc- Naughton, being her nephews. The flora'l tributes from relatives, neigh- bors and friends were very beautiful. Anumg those who attended the funer- al from a distance were Mr. and Mrs John Swan of Detroit; Miss Mae Mc- Naaghton of Toronto; ,Mr. and Mrs. Lorne .MONaughton of Cromarty. Miss Edith Dick has taken a 1;051 - tion in the Cook's grocery store, Mr, Peter Manson, who has been seriously ill at his home her Inc the past,wedk suffering froin heart trou- ble, s slightly improved. Mr. John dlowcliffe still continues very 11 at his .home on the highway one mile south csi :Hensall. Mrs. 'Frank ;Farquhar has been in Toronto for the past week with her ;sister, Miss Edna Cochrane who is in the Toronto Hospital being treated for a fractured skull caused from an accident which happened some time ago. Miss Cochrane has been in a ser- , ions condition for several 'clays. Miss Irene Hoggarth was visiting friends. in Stratford on Sunday. Mr. Harry Wilson of Toronto was • a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Errold Drummond over the week end Mrs. Harry Abray and son 'George of London spent the week end here with Mrs. Abray's parents„ Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson: Mr. Thos. Wels'h is installing a new Powerful motor at his sawmill this 'week. A meeting of the trustee board of the Henasll Pcilhlic and Continuation schools was held in the council cham- ber on Friday' evening with all oresent While Mrs. A. W. IE. Hempliill was retorning to her home Sunday even- iite visiting at the hcnno of It'r• Det; 1 pure 'bred :Durham heifer clue July llst; 1 heifer doe Ijigly 5;th.; 11:•pure bred 'Durham ;bull calf, 4 months old. 1. steer, 2 years Old; .1( heifer; 2 Years old 3 heifers rising 2 years. ; IPigs—(2 brood sows due March 216; 1 brood sow due 'April 1.2nd;• 1 young registered fYorkshire hog. ' and Mrs. C.,Cook, she fell on the icy sidewalk,breaking her leg. She. \Ws immediately taken to the Clinton' hos- pital for x-ray and th'e bone was set. Mrs. Hemphill has Once .returned, to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill were planning a trip south in the in- terests of Mr. Hemphill's health. • Mr. ancl Mrs. Jas. Paterson and Mr, • and Mrs. Rabt. 'Paterson visited over the week end with friend in Toronto'. Preparations are • .being made for making maple syrup, Mrs. Thos. Palmh er as taken apart- ments in the Murdoch ;block, 'King st. ;Mr. Scott 'Welsh has rented the house on Brock et. recently occupied by Thos. 'Palmer, 'belonging to the Wm. McKay estate. Mr. Fred Manns is still confined to his home suffering ;from foot trouble. His many •friends hope he ;will soon be around again. :HILLSGREEN , Mr, Evelyn Broderick and daughter in-law, Mrs. . Arthur Broderick of Exeter visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. iOrgille Smith ancrfas Indy. Mr. and Mra. FI, Fuss and fetidly attended the anniversary party held for Mr. and Mrs.. H. Cameron •of Clinton recently. 'Miss Dorothy Maud Loge is .ims proving after being seriously ill the past .few weeks. 1.1r. and Mrs. \V, Weido ancl, sons and Mrk , C. ;Blacwell and Annie an . Jrrott spent aevening. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Corbett Miss (Edna G. Cochrane, RN., was taken to the General .Hospital at To- ronto during last week and was ;oper- ated on for a fractured skull. Her Sis- ters, Mrs, H. MeMurtrie of (Kippers, and Mrs. IF. Farquhar, accompanied her, and are staying until the patient is recovering ;somewhat. Hers many friends wish her a speedy recovery as she is missed very much in this community. Mrs. Archie 'Parsons and son. Ger- ald are spending a couple of days with her parents at (Denfield.. The \V.A. are sponsoring a TO cent tea on St. :Patrick's night, March 17,e at the Hillsgreen Church. The ladis are shringing their ;birthday offering andhold:their party' that evening too, A good programme and games will be the evening's fun. So come, folks, Mr. Wm. j..Jarrott and Annie vis- ited Mr, RObert Jarrott at Kippen re- cently.. Dr. .A. Moir of Hurcl aSprings cc! on friends dining the week. 30 barred R ock puBets . Implements—Massey Harris; spring tooth cultivator; 6 sections; ;diamond harrows; 11.1 Fleury ;(211) walking glow; 4' Imperial walking gang "'plow; 1 Far- mer's 'Friend two 'furrow riding plow; 1 spring tooth cultivator with seed box; Ill Ve gas engine in. good shape; 11 truck" wagon with steel ;wheels; hay rack; 11l. wagon witi. triple ;box; 111 set sleighs, Ill •huggy, 1 cutter; gravel boxes, I fanning mill, I De- LaVal cream separator, 11 41arge steel Ftock trou;gh, 0 sets .baCkband. harness, 1 set double driving harness, 1 set single harness, 1 145 -gal. ;drum, quan- tity of grain bags, whiffletrees, neck - yokes, chains, .farks, other articles too numerous la mention. Terms Cash. Everything will be sold as proprietor is giving up farm- ing. games B;oyes, 'Proprietor; G. 1-1, ;Elliott, Auctioneer, VARNA 'rite Voting People's Society are holding a box social in the Orange hall on :Friday e•vening of this week, 'Miss Muriel ;RatilMell 1 visiting at the home of her sister, .Mcs. John Ostrom. The tnemberit of the Varna \\\I .S. held their March meeting at the par- samtge. The meetiag.opened with hymn 352, "In Christ tliere is no East or West," and Mrs. McClymont led in prayer. The text word Inc April to be an 'Easter thought or a verse with word angel. .\ 'letter was read stating our allocation for '1938 was $1132. Final plans were made Inc clay of prayer, A passage was read from Math, 38. :Mrs. goy Dovo;on read the devotional leafiet• The World Wide Church, Group d had charge of meet- ing and sang Throw out.,the Life line. Mrs. George Reid read a portion from the stady book about 'Dr, Jean Dow. a beloved physician, and Mrs. George Johnston read abont the new Iblited Chmelt.Mrs. Peters read about Chris- tian stewardship. Tit, iEttster • thaak- offering is to he held the week before Easter Meeting dosed with hymn 500. "The Day Thou gayest Lord is ended." and prayer. at I 1 - 1VIE1WORIA11V1, :loving memory of Thonsas: Co.n•-; sitt _vvlio passed away o;ne ,year ago, March , CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Faty Stock, Implements, Grain and Household :Effects—At lot 1216, con. :A Stanley township, 24]si miles north Of Brucdfield, •on Thursday, March 34th, at 1. o'elock, consisting of Horses—lAgricilltural brown mare, 12 years; agricultural bay horse, years old; chiving'horse 15, years old. Cattle—cDurham grade cow 18 years old, due June 14. ;Durham grade cow 6 years old,. due to freshen :May 28. Roan cow S years old, milking. Dur- ham grade •cow '8 years, milking. ;Bine grade cow. 10 years .ohl, due to fresh- en June 110, Durham heifer, .3 year's old, freshened Jan. .341 Black heifer, 3 years old, due to freshen Dec. 13. Roan cow 10 years old, due to freshen Oct, 20. ;Durham grade heifer, 3 years old, due to freshen Nov. 29. Black cow 16 years old, due to freshen Sept. 30. 'Black cow. I110 years old, milking,. 5 yearling heifers, yearling steer, 4 fall calves, 3 young calves. 'Pou1try-60 Hampshire, red, pul- lets, 25 Leghorn ptillets. implements—Massey .Harris bind - Pr, 7 -ft cut; Massey I-farris .13 hoe 'drill; Massey Harris taming tooth cul- tivator; Massey Harris 14 plate disc; Frost ;S: Wood mower, 6 foot cat; McCormick Deering steel rake: 2 set diamond harrows; 3 drum steel roll- er; Cocksiont walking plough; Cham- pion plotigh; gapg plough; 'saber; Premier riding plough; bean harvest- er and scuffler combined; Chatham wagon; wagon • rake; fanning mill; Renfrew scales 2000 Ills. capacity; De Laval cream separator 'in . shape; rubber -tired boggy; • steel -tired bog- gy; cutter; set of sleighs; set of dou- ble breeching harness; set of singll' 1111110::::: number of horse collars; onantity of hay and grain: I:511 feet hay rope; hay fork car. pulleys, grain bags. Quantity of lipase effects in }debit zman pit 1 1 square). Forks, chains, shovels. whiffletrees, In -A -yokes and numerous other arti- cles. If weather is unfavorable sale will he conducted in tionrg. Every- thing is to he sold as proprietor has rented his 'farm. 'Fermi,. rash. W. A. Stanbury, Proprietor. ;Loi 13, Ellicttt, Anetibneer. CLEARING AUCTION SALE 01 Farm Stock and Imolemetsts, ,111 Mill :Road V..; mile west of Egnimid- ville, on Tuesday. Afarch 221111 at 1 o'clock sharp. dlonges--One mare 6 year, old in foal. ;One matched team of Belgians, risieg 4 years old. One black •filly ris- ing 3 years; tw.o fillies rising 2 years; 1 standard 'bred gelding rising 4 years. 11 standafd bred filly rising 3 years—this one will make a show mare. th colt rising 11: year old, • Cattle -111 tHorham row due April .22nd, 4 years old; 1 cow due July 5111, 4 years old; 11( heifer freshened in 110 1hOw Ott he 'comes before us ;His dear ;face so sweet and true Resting' now in peace with 'Jesus, Loving hearts Still 'long for you." •—Wife and 'Family. IN MEMORIAM :Dungey—In ' lOving memorY of Charles Dungey, who passed away • • March 8th, dos. "His memory is as ;clear to -clay, As ha the hour lie passed 'away."' --Ever renienthered 'by Wife and HatnilY. . • , ,CARD: OF:THANKS ' The family of the •'late Mrs. Toseph Nicholson wish to thank their filertda and neighors for 'kindness and sym-• pathy shown •thein in itheir•recent 'ber- eavement; also for the 'flowers •aod loan of cars. . FOR SALE (Fradie house on 10 1117, con, 9, Mc- Kiliop. in Sdaforth 'frame house, barn, •artd`2134 'a-ctei Jane, modem( coh- verdetices. J, C. Laings'S•ealort.h. •' "FiOR SALE ' • No: 11 timothy seed, also Spy apples and potatoes. Phone 1.6.212-214,Fred McClymont, Varna. FOR SALE CHEAP . 105 sap buckets and spites; ;Lisa 'soiling sap pan. Geo. S. Eberhart, Seaforth, R.R. 5. PROPERTY IN EGMONDVILLE Consisting of 3 acres good choice land, goad 6 roomed frame house, ;barn, large hen house, colony house, hard and soft water, hydro, small fruits; cheap for quick sale. Apply to Chas. Theobald. TENDERS WANTED • To supply power sufficient to oper- ate at full capacity the stone crusher and drag line Inc the Township; of Tuckersmith during 091318. Tenders to be at price per hour and to be in the hands of the Clerk on or 'before March 26th. D. F. MdGregor, Clerk. In addition to Shur -Gain Concentrates clAlvtliFdNros are now available SHUR-GAIN Chick Starter ..... SHUR-GAIN Laying Mash ...... SHUR-GAIN Hatchability Mash ..... SHUR-GAIN Pig Starter SHUR-GAIN Hog Grower $2.90 per bag $2.50 per bag $2.85 per bag $2.70 per bag $2.00 per bag SHUR-GAIN COMPLETE FEEDS combine all the excellent qualities of the well known SHUR-GAIN CON- CENTRATES plus the highest quality grains and grain by-products. For 4a1e by: Kerslake's Feed Store. Canada Packers, Seaforth CLINTON FEED MILL FOR SALE 1i6 -plate out -throw Bisset disc, in good shape; also a grinder, 9 -inch 'Vessot. Wanted, t13 inch Gilson silo :filler, for repairs. Thomas Dale, phone 214347. FOR PRIVATE SALE' ,Enitire line of farm implements, S0165 of which are nearly new: Apply to Norman Sanderson, Blyth, Ont. notommatimnsmetzesamirstwommamermamiza. CASH SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY 1 Large •Pkge. Oxydol 1 small Pkge. Oxydol 1 cake Calay Soap 25c P & G. Soap 5 cakes 19c Castile Soap, 10 cakes -25c Arm and Hammer Washing Soda, 4 pkges. 25c Richard's Carbolic Soap 5 cakes 23c Surprise Soap, 5 cakes 25c Campbell's Soup, 3 tins 25c Libby's Tomato Julce, 5 tins ..... ,, . ,,, .. 25c Carnation Milk, tall tins 3 for 25c k Ginger Snaps, 2 pounds ....1.9c Fancy Biscuits, 2 pounds 25c Fresh Sodas, 2 pounds 23c Lipton's, Tea, lb 59c Salada Tea,. lb. 59c Red Rose Tea. lb. • 55c ' Blue Ribbon Coffee r/ lb 19c Morning: Cheell'e.Coffee pcitincl 21e Finnican mexassaseamapacsoroamenraceamosstomanumwown FOR SALE TwO seed drills, one a 10 -hoe, •the other a h2 -hoe; both have grass seecler attachments. Both are in 'good working shape. William Alexander, .plione 13 r ee, inensan. BULLS FOR SALE \ couple of young Registered Her- eford buil, it for service. Apply to Bert Allen, Myth, R.R. 1 phone 23,5. WANTED VN'ood silo in good shape wanted, :For sale: Daisy churn Ni. 2 and a wringer, both in good shape. Phone 21.30r5, Seaftwth. TURKEYS FOR SALE Two young slate toms, nod one young ;bronze cock. Lloyd Medd, RR. "I, Clinton, Phone 637-41. ELMER D. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR •NOTARY PUBLIC • Seaforth, Ontario AUCTION SALE OF LANDS 'Under and by virtue of the (sower, contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time 01 sale there will be offered for sale ;by public auction on Saturday, the 12111 day of ;March, 619,318, at the hour tsf three o'clock in the afternoon at the Queen's Hotel in the Town of Sea - forth by Harold Dale, Anctioneer, the fol lowing .property, mnnely: Lot Number Ten (10) in the First (dist) Concession of the Township of 211 eKillop containing One 'Hundred WWI) acres of land upon Which there is said 16 be erected a good size brick house, a small drive -shed, a bank FARM FOR RENT 'barn approximately 40 by 60, equip- Fifty acres of good farming land ped with' cement .stalls and stabling. on Con. 9, Hallett; has been pasture - and at the rear Of the said barn a for 8 years. 106 ;premises are 8 room - straw shed with stabling. Subject to ed hone and bank barn, also supply a reserve bid, of good water. Apply F. E. Phillips. Terms: 'Fen (10%) percent. of the 43 Woodinount '.\ve., Toronto; purchase money to he paid down it the time of ;sale, •balance to be ;paid in thirty (30) days. A mortgage in parr payment may be arranged. Dated at Seaforth the ;First day' of March, .11908. For full partienlars and conditions of sale apply to ' HAYS & MIE1R, ,Solieitors Inc the Mortgagee, Seaforth, Ontario TENDERS McKillop Township Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned for crushing and trucking 8,01)11 in 10;000 cable yards of gravel. Contractor may use .his own equip- ment or crusher ;mei drag line may be furnished by township. Tenders will he considered on crushing and trucking together or separately. Bocci- ficalians may be had at Clerk's office. lot 35. Con. 3, McKillop. Tenders will ;be opened at 8 p. 10., March ,211'. Lowest or any t'ender not necessarily accepted. Bond. VA re- quired. John MaNay,; Clerk of McKillop, Seaforth, IRA. 2 Phone 236 r 215 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court ;County of Huron . Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth, Office hoursTuesdaY, Thursday and Saturday 1:1310 p.m. to 511.101, • 'Saturday evening, 7:130 p, in. to 9 p. m. FARMS FOR SALE , Two grass farms, 75 'acres, Sy•'; lot 10, con. 112, ,.McKillop; and 510 acres„ SJ4 lot 1119, con, 2, Hibbert, always plenty of water. The late Charles an;ct Margaret Hohlbein Estate. A.Pply Mrs.,Richards, opposite Seaforth Col- legiate. FARM FOR SALE 000 acre l'arnt with good buildings,. spring, creek and bush. Priced; right for quick sale, Apply to The Seaforth Ne we. PHONE. 34 - 616 Clinton For a good covered wagon and a delivery hprse. Also a couple of Veal Calves. Get your orders signed now Inc Concrete Walls, Tanks and Silos. This is a big year for concrete work and tate orders are apt to be disappointing. HUOILL'S Specialty FARM . Highway 8, Seaforth TOWN OF SEAFORTH Tax Pre= Payment Receipts For 1938 The Town will pay 4 per cent per annum up to Aug. 31/38 on all pre- paid 1938 taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Clerk's office in the Town Hall. D. H. WILSON, Treas. WOOD FOR SALE Good limb wood, delivered in Sea - forth at V per cord in 111/2 4: ord. loads Apply to T. j. Richardson, Esmond- ville. Phone 244418, • PRO:PERTY IN EG1VIONDVILLE House, 7 rooms, patttry, L7'16:116:4 Cle:SetA, good cellar, cistern, never failing 1\ ell of hard teeter at door. township taxes, telephone; 5 minutes' walk to church, school or store; lions( newly shingled, papered; everythin in good repair; excellent gardell. Price reasonable, :For sale or rent. Mrs, Alex Gordon. or write f'. 0 Box 511; Sertforth, Ont, FOR SALE Quantity of turnips,• also Clycl mare, 14 years old, in ffial. Janie •Landsbo.rough, Phone 15100116. FARM FOR RENT 100 acr•es of first class farm land eonsisting of 1-ot 1 of the 4th ;comes•. sic»: of Hullett Two., between Sea- ford': and Clinton. ;On the premise, are large bank barn, house nearls new, and a garage. Some ploughim done. IPossession :given April 1st Mrs. E. J. Dodd, Clinton. • HOUSE FOR SALE ;Frame house S rooms, cement faun dation, electric lights, barn an'd si: lots, adapted for macket gardening Charles Hohlibein ,Estaite. 'Apply 1,, Mrs. Richards, opposite Collegiate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Thomas Sniale late of the Town of Seaforth, in tic County of I-Turon, deceased, who diet on or about the 27th day of jamt ary, A.D. 11938, Take Notice that all persons hav ing any claims or demands against the estate of the above deceased ums forward particulars an•cl proof (s1 same to the underrhentioned Solicito- on or before the 26111 clay of 'March next, after • which date the unde1. mentioned will proceed to distribut; the estate with regard only to atop claims which they 'shall then have re ceiveal notice. Dated •at Seaforth this 1st day of Ifa•rch, A.D. 11938. ;James Rivers, Scaforth, Ont, Albert J. Smale, Staffa, Ont, Executors By their Solicitor, Elmer D. Bell, Seaforth, Ontario. 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, Seafoi th Phone 334 w Enjoy yourself .. EVEN ON WASH BAYS' There's no need to sacrifice your- self to the tiring toil of ordinary laundry methods ... no need to give up the phasures you enjoy even on washdays! With a Westinghouse Cushioned•Actiorn washer the washing is through in about an hour. Then you're free to enjoy yourself! There's a real satisfaction too in knowing that your clothes are really clean , . . no tell-tale grey . . . no yellow tinged linens! For actual tests have proved that the exclus- ive Westinghouse Cushioned ac- tion not only get clothes cleaner but is also quicker and saves your clothes from wear and tear. COME 111 POR 'A DEMON- STRATION. Westinghouse CUSHIONED ACTION WASHERS JOHN BAc H