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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-03-14, Page 8Rev. N. McLeod Buried Wednessday D. iMeLeod Itev: Norman, be- loved Minister of St, Andrews (United . Church, 'Kippen, died suddenly at the Manse Monday morning from a heart condition in .his 63rd year. Mr. McLeod had been confined to his home for the past three weeks but his condition was never consid- ered serious, and he expected to be back in the pulpit in a week or so, and his death comes as a greatshock to his congre- gation who had the highest es- teem for their •minister who was a very fine and upright man. Mr, McLeod was inducted into the ICippen charge on August 1 and assumed pulpit duty on Aug, 3rd, 1952. He was !born in the province of Quebec and took This high school work at Lennoxville Aca- demy and later his !B.A. degree at Bishop's College, Lennox- ville,'He went overseas in World War 1. as a combatant in the 5th C.M.R. and was wounded at Maple Copse in 1916 and again at 'Paschendale in 1917. Mr. McLeod took his Theoto ' g- Sunday Evenings in Lent' Egmondville United Church The Elder Brother He refused to Join the reception. Why? Special Drama in Four Acts: "The Tragedy of the Empty Pew" Dr, J. Semple, Minister 'cal studies in lto!bertson lOol- lege, Edmonton, Alta. ,(now St. Stephen's College) and served in the northland as student missionary, ,After prdlnation.49. served 'two congregations in Y1= a berta first at Lavoy•then'at .La- mont, where the church had an important 'Missionary, Hospitla In 1941 he was called to his home church in Lennoxville where he served for almost 11 years. He formerly held offices of secretary of the Quebec'Pres- bytery, past chairman of both, Presbyteries in which he. served Vermilion in Alberta and Que- bec Sherbrooke. He also served as ;:president -of the Sherbrooke and -District Ministerial Associa- tion. 'He received his B.D. degree from the `University of ,Alberta. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary Beatrice Farwell, a native of Lennoxville, one son, !Norman, employed with the Civil Service, and one daughter. (Marion) Mrs.. Garth Mosher, both of Ottawa. The Mr. McLeod was 61. re- mains rested at the manse. Fun- eral on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church with burial at Len- noxville, Que. Four ministers tool' part in the service: Rev. :Peter' Renner, . Bayfield, past chairman of Presbytery, led the service; 'Rev. S. Davison, of Brucefield gave the funeral ad- dress; 'Rev. T. J. Pitt of Varna, dedication prayer; Rev. C. D. Daniel, :Hensall, eulogy. 3liss Ruth Soldan of !Hamil- ton avis a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and MMrs. Wm, r 7Virs . Wm, 'Brown ane"' Carol re this week with the for"mea s parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. al. Neel)) in Tavistack,'while 'Carol is par- ticipating in • the Eiwanis 'I Music Festival at Stratford. Mrs. Ellen . Buchanan return: ed Home after spending several weeks with relatives; and friends. in Windsor and St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Zuefle 'ac- companied Mrs, Buchanan home, Miss Shirley Flynn returned to London after , spending a week with her parents, Mr. •arid Mrs. Joseph Flynn. The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church held their regular meeting in the school room of the church on Monday afternoon. Prices at Hensall Community sale on March 7th. Weanling pigs, $1.1.50 to 115.- 50; chunks, $17.00 - to $'26.00; sows, $65.00 to $100.00; Hol- stein cows, $110.00 to $155.00; Hereford cows, '$110.00 04160; Holstein calves, '$11.00 to $20; 'Durham and Hereford calves, $.20.00 to $45.00. Fat cows sold at $12.70 a lb. 250 pigs and 120 cattle and calves sold. Good de- mand for stooker and fat cattle. A very large sale, 'best yet. HENSALL Mrs, Margaret Evans and family of Waterloo visited last week with utiles. Evans parents, Mi. end Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren. RIn t lkTICE "s, r 3 r� d' TO UR CUSTOMERS As a result of the disastrous fire which destroyed our Seaforth offices and plant Wednesday morning we have established a temporary office in the premises recently vacated by Milner Flowers, and which' are adjacent to Box Furniture. We will be open for business immedi- ately and will fill all our customers' requirements from our Clinton stock. Our phone number is 787 all -Macaulay Ltd o SEAFORTH PHONE 787 CLINTON • HU 2-9514 S easszaistumannEIMMISEIMINIEMEINIMMI BRODHAGEN The monthly meeting of St. Peter's Ladies Aid was held on Wednesdays-ufternoen..-with 134 member's' present. The. •meeting opened with' the singing of ca' hyalin. Scripture lesson and prayer by.. Mrs. Lavern, Wolfe., The topic, "Religion and Life. was given by Mrs. Harry Tait. A reading and a poen' ;by Mrs. Toledo Benet-mann. Prayer by Mrs. Reuben Hulick. !Devotions -closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. Pastor E. J. Fis- cher spoke briefly on the mean- ing of Ash Wednesday. Mrs. Young 'presided: over the busisess meeting. A donation o,f $10.00 to be made to tlhe'Can- •adian Bed Cross Society. 'Used clothing is to be gathered for Lutheran World Action. Birth- days were reported by Pastor Fischer, Mrs. "Orland •Rohrer,° (Mrs. Toledo Beliermann, Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt. Hymn ,`My Faith looks up to Thee" was sung in $heir honor. Meeting closed with the Doxology. Quil- ting' was resumed: Lunch was served by committee in charge, Mrs. Lew .!Hicks, Mrs. Chris •Le- onhardt, Mrs. Geo. Mogk,, Mrs. Harold Maglcy Mrs. Irvin Miller, 'Mrs. 'Eli IRalpien. The Luther League met in the church basement on Thurs- day evening. 'Carole Rose's group in •charge of devotions. Gary. Sholdice, Vice Pres., pre- sided for the business. Mr. and Mrs. William Diegel and Arthtir with Mr. and'Mrs. 'Clarence Brunner at. iSeebach's Hill on 'Sunday.' Mr. Donald Miller of Galt called on Wayne Beuermann on Sunday. Mr. and (Mrs. Reuben Buuck and Rose Eva in !Milverton on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Snuck. Mr. Cabman Mogk and Wen- dyThomas of St. - and with Mr. 'Mrs. Geo. and Harold Mogk on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lew 'Hicks in Thornhillthe and Torontofor th weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe with 'Mr. and Mrs, Tom Horn in Mitchell. Miss Marilyn Wietersen Hamilton with her grandmgther Mrs. Aug. Hillebrecht. WINTHROP Mrs. .Arthur Alexander pre- sided over the W. A. meeting on Wednesday afternoon, March 6. A hymn was sung followed by the reading of psalm '719 re- sponsively. The minutes, roll call, and letters ofappreciation were read, also the report of the banquet. 'Plans for the year have been evade with one event for each month in the year, It fo was decided to 'buysupplies r d riled the vocational school, + ;firs. Gilbert Smith presided over an interesting meeting of theW whenthere was an at- tendance of f 30 members. The meeting opened with hymn 585 after which she read a brief me- ditation on Lent and the Baster story. There is no positive gain in giving up luxuries for Lent 'but we mustsacrificefor God. Mrs. F. Johnston played softly "The Blessed Hour of Prayer" while the members' engaged in silent payer. Following this, Mrs. E. Toll reported on 'Christ- ian Education. Among' some of the interesting items she men- tion were "Are we active in Christian Education to Youth". We are drifting to secondary things. Plans were made for the St. Patrick's social to be held on 'Mareh 14th. The Day of Prayer was changed to Thurs- day owing to the tragic death of Mr. and Mrs, R. Kirkby. Mrs. T. 'Battles and til'Irs. R. K. Mc- Farlane were 'appointed dele- gates to attend the Presbyterial on Wednesday, March 27th in Wesley Willis Church, Clinton. Mrs. J. a. Holden arranged for a Lenten service to be held on Tuesday, March 12 at 8.15 p.m. Mrs. Wm. Alexander gave a Stewardship reading which was very helpful. Mrs, I. Trewartha, Mrs. Wm. Little, and 'Mrs. Lou Bolton presented a dialogue on Malaya and 'Indo China. 90 per cent of the people have the Moslem religion, hut they are wanting to have modern ways and to worship as they -wish. THE BANK , that to likes s talk business with farmers! Any farmer who wants to talk business will always find. a warm welcome at any Toronto -Dominion branch. All our managers are thoroughly familiar with the regulations covering Farm Improvement Loans, and they're familiar with the farming problems in their areo. So whether you simply wish to open a ovings account - . or get a loan for some major improvement, you'll get sound, honest assistance from your local - Toronto -Dominion manager. If you haven't met him— drop in and°get ac drop acquainted. � .�triy4 THE TORONTO -DOMINION; THE BANK THAT LOOKS AHEAD ,i. R. M. SPITTAL, Manager Seaforth Branch BANK FOR SALE 82 Dodge pick -iii trunk in good con- dition, will sell cheap. .Phone 57 ring 12 Bayfield, evenings or .Saturdays TEACHER WANTED Protestant teacher, i' or• duties to corn - moire Sept. 1, 1077,. at 5S 4;, McKillop Applications-tq,90 40 by T45{eh 28; Ms. mg quali9catiel'ig and sele.ri' expected. John E. Henderson, Sec: Trees. WANTCO.TO BUY One Chinese gander. Please contact- Keith Heeseiwood, phone .850r83 collect; IOU Londesborn FOR SALE Good milk cony, half Holstein & half Hereford, young, due to freshen right away. 3. W. Thompson, phone 888r81 Seaforth HONEY F'OR SALE Sept,, •'honey 80 14, pail ,97:60; 55 11 pail 81p. Wallace Ross Atmarios FOR SALE Mixedgratn, fit for seed. Wm, E. Roe, Walton RR 1 NOTICE -Agent for Viking cream separators'. We have new and a few good used mee chines on hand; also repairs. John •Byer - man, phone 848,24 Seaforth FOR SALE Large %re8 gender. ApP1Y Steve Mal- oney, 64-10 Dublin, FOR SALE Litter of pigs, 7 weeks old. Rose Lee- ming, 881142, lot 13, con. 13, McKillop FOR SALE 1952 Dodge, custom, Coronet, dark green, tinted glass, radio and good tires. Reasonably priced. Keith Love, phone 676r16 Hensall RR 2 TEACHER WANTED Tor B.S. No. 7 Hullett. Duties to com- mence in September. All applications to be in the hands of the secretary by April 1st, stating qualifications and salary ex- peeted.'Mra, Leonard Shobbrook, Secret- ory Treasurer, R.R. No. 1 Blyth. FOR SALE A quantity of timothy seed. Apply to Orville Workman, Itippen, Phone 677,11 Hensall FOR SALE A quantity of baled hay, mixed tim- othy and alfalfa- .Also Mildmay theeah- er, goodcondition,for sale- orexchange on a combine. Wilbert Pratt, Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey. Phone ASO Brussels TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From The Seaforth News, March, 1982, Users of ice have been unable to secure their annual supply yet. Ice isnot over four inches thick at the swimming pool, Jos, Scott of Roxboro who 'usually cuts ice at the bridge has had many inquiries. A. diesel:electric locomotive is hauling the noon train' from Stratford to. Goderich. ' •It re- quires only .$7.80 worth of fuel to make the trip. It is a ,curious looking outfit and it remains to be seem to what extent this type of power will ultimately be ad- opted 'by the railroads.. - The Lindbergh baby kidnap- ping caused much discussion. Wedding:, Kilda Lydia Beat- rice Robina of 'Brucefield and Harold John Taylor of Exeter. F4aa CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks re, our neighbors and friends who at- t0nded our reception in. Seaforth 'Com- munity Centre, and oleo' to extend our heartfelt thanks for their kindness and sympathy received he ou ,sudden be- ana)'omeat.' ,. - Mr.. and fires. DavidLivingston CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Henry Hoggarth wishes to thank her friends and neighbors fortheir kind- ness dyeing her recent illness CARD OP THANKS.. I would like to thank all those who Bent ends, letters and gitMs to baby David and me, in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Stapleton and Jarrett, and the nurses MRS. WATSON REM CARD OF THANKS I. wish to express my sincerethanks and appreciation to my relatives, neigh- bors and friends for the Nosiness, sym- pathy 'and : lovely floral',trtbutesveent to ma during my sudden bereavement of my dear husband. MRS. LORETTA HEWITT '. CARD OF' THANKS I wish to express my thanks to the many . friends who remembered me with cards and treats while -a patient in Vic- toria Hospital and' Scott Memorial Hoa- pital. Speciathanks to Seaforth Oiinrc, and the nursl ;hg staff •. _ ELMER RIVERS. FOR SALE 1965 Dodge Sedan (Regent): like new, very low mileage, two tone, white wall tires, turn - signals, heater. Apply to Box 164 or phone 698 FOR SALE Hall Price — 80 Aluminum combina- tion windows, several - wooden storm doors, Various sizes. Jackson Homes Ltd., Seaforth FOR SALE 40 pigs about 60 lbs each, sell in one lot preferred. Freeman hydraulic man- ure loader, fits DO4- Case tractor. Gordon Reed, Dublin RR2 FOR SALE (Carry seed oats, grown from regist- ered seed. Hubert Johnson, Walton RR 2. Phone 45-25 Dublin .. FOR SALE FOR SALE Well bred Durham heifer to freshen A quantity of Garry oats, 51 a bushel, March 28th. Apply Torrance Dundee, grown from registered seed. Phone 069 Walton. Phone Brussels 90 ring 6 r16 Seaforth, Howard. Allan, Brucefield SEED FOR SALE Registered Garry oats, and ,Beaver oats, Brant barley' and Montealm barley. Phone 840r41 Seaforth. Russell Bolton FARM FOR SALE ' 76 acre farm, good house shed, fairly large harm, Riling g water. Lot Il, con. 13, McKillop Township. Joseph Smith, lel. 24-24 Dublin or 58-10 Dublin FARM FOR SALE 100 acres of e choic .land Lot 20,Con. 6, Wallop, practically new barn with cement stabling ; hen house in barn, eater bowls and pressure system, milk- ing. machine. Good large house, water in house, 60 acres fall ploughed, 40 acres seeded alfalfa and clover, some bush. Will receive tenders until March 16th, 1957. Terms 1/8- cash, balance en five. year mortgage. Carl Dalton, Box 303, Seaforth TENDER FOR SHED Tenders will be received until March 16 for erection of steel shed 30' x 72' x 10' above foundation. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For plans apply to Hibbert Co-operative Dairy, Stalin, Ont. FOR SALE Holstein bull calf. John Willems, Phone 673x14 FOR SALE Timothy seed. Lewis Balton, - phone 6401•22 Seaforth LOST Lady's gold Elgin watch with expan- sion bracelet; lost inthe vicinity of Sea - forth. Phone 558r8 Seaforth. Reward offered WANTED Middle aged housekeeper wanted for light housework. No outside work. Apply to box 127, The Seaforth News FOR SALE About 25 bushels of Alfalfa seed first and special Dishes at Huron Seed Fair, ok. for purity and germination; also 10 ton of Beaver oats. Apply to Andrew Witte, Walton, phone 880r0: TEACHER WANTED Protestant teacher for SS No. 0 Mc - Killion, Die miles east of Winthrop, Huron county. Duties to commence in September, approximately 80 pupils. Ap- plicant to state qualifications, experi- eneeand salary expected.' APPly to Leslie J, Pryce, -Sec.-Treas., RR1 Dublin .. Clearing Auction Sale -cif Farm, Farm Machinery and House- hold Effects, at Lot 15, Con. 1, Tuck- ersmith Twp., on Highway No. 8, guar- ter uaffter mile west of Seaforth, on Friday, March 22nd at 1 2•m.. Machinery Allis Chalmers combine, Fordson Major tractor with hydraulic, 3 -furrow plow; Allis Chalmers B trac- tor, Case side rake, two -row cultivator, large forego wagon and unloader, 15-e disc drill with grass seeder, Spramotohor weed sprayer with 28 -ft. boom; 7 ft. McCor•m. Deering mower (nearly new), double disc manure spreader, 8 drum steel roller, .forage blower with inside and outside pipes, 5 -section harrows, 7 - ft. swathe,•, grain auger, 2 unit Surge milker with piping. for 14 cows, Massey Harris grinder, 8 -can milk cooler, elec- tio brooder (600 chick size) steel water trough, sugar kettle, 100 feet 7 -Inch belt 8 -inch drive el 60 feet drive belt, tulles aloe' and die of shafting and pulleys, k and dies for half inch to 2 inch pipes, forks, shovels and other :erticles :too nu- merous to mention. 26 ft. of ensilage, '35 ton topquality cut hay, 22 ft. exten- sion ]adder. Household Furnishings -0 -piece walnut dining room aulte In excellent condltion, 8 piece chesterfield suite, largeward- robe, player piano with rolls and bench, bed with springs and matching dresser, 2 book cases, oval maple kitchen exten- sion table with 6 matching chairs, couch, 12 cubic feet refrigerator, tablts, chairs, several oil paintings, rockers; nu- merous other articles, quilt boxes, large chest of drawers. Property --At 4 p.m. the following parcels of ]and will be offered for sale; 88M; acres, part of lot 15, con. 1, Tnckersmith Twp•, with excellent house and barn with all modern conveniences, immediate possession ; also 5514.. acres of land, part of lot 30, con. 1, Maliillop Twp. Property will be offered in two parcels if so desired. Situated on Highway M. 8, west of Seaforth. Terms—Chattels cash. Property 1O% down, balance in 30 days. Joseph Grununett, Prop., Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. - - - • FORTY YEARS AGO From The Seaforth News, 'March 1917 Word has been received that Pte. James Scott of Roxboro is making good recovery in Eng land from shrapnel wounds. He had been fighting in France for a year. Mrs. R. Smith has disposed of lier residence to Neil Gillespie of Cromarty. Hugh Wright of Cromarty has moved to Seaforth. John McDonald of Walton has a gang of men hauling a number of large elm 'and bass• wood logs to his mill from the farm of James Kerr, McKillop. John Campbell( the hay Icing of Winthrop district has deliver: ed 425 tons of loose hay in town this winter. Wedding: 'Miss Jean Hamil- ton and James Love, both of Tuckersmith. Sergt. Earl Ross has been awarded the medal for gallantry in battle. He is the second Me- kiliap 'boy to win the coveted medal. Mr. and ,Miss Brooks of Eg- mondville have left for their home near Edmonton. FOR SALE Beaver seed oats 81 a bu. Also feed mixed -grain. New wide tread 5 ton ehort turning heavy duty wagons for sale. John A. Eckert. Dublin RIO. Phone 87R19 Dublin • FOR SALE Baled, hay, well saved, Wilt McQuaid 46r22 Dublin central THE ISEAFORTH NEWS- Thursday, .March 14, 1957 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE •: areful " ttentioet'' Prompt .and C A Hospital Bed Flower's for, all occasione Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Phone 90 Seaforth Clearing Auction Sale Fan Stock and Implements. At lot 15, con. 11, Hullett. Twp., 27/ miles east of Londesboro on Tuesday, March 19, et 1 P.M. -' 2 Holstein cows,. 1 fresh and 1 clue to freshen in 4 weeks. 4 Durhant & Hereford cows due to freshen from 4 to 6 weeks. 2 Durldam & Hereford helf- era due in April and May. Hereford bull rising 2 yrs old. 5 Durham & Hereford steers rising 1 year. Hereford heifer ris- ing 1 year old. Hay and Grain--An- proximately 10 tons of mixed out hay, 5 tone- of mixed grain. Machinery— Cookshutt binder. Cream separator, new • churn. 160 ft. of hay rope. Ind P. Chesney,., Glcrk, Otto Fangrad, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auct, Auction Sale Of Valuable Real Estate, Tractor,. Implements and Household Effects, in the Village of Hensel] On Saturday, March 1611, at 1 P.M. Real Estate - Consists of Lot 8 and 9, VillageofHen- sat] on which, is situated a well built frame dwelling covered with grey asph- alt shingles, with all modern conveni- ences. This home is in new state of repair. Also has a small garage and shed, very best of garden land, with two adjoining lots. If 'interested con- vince yourself by inspecting this prop- erty before dayel sale. Terms on real estate, log, on day of sale, balance in 80 days. Sold subieet to a reasonable reserve bid. Household Effects—West- inghouse refrigerator, like new; dining room extension table and chairs; - 4 kit- chen chairs; 2 oak rockers; small cen- tre entre table; leather rocker; studio couch; .square topcentre table; 2 rocking chairs, 2 cheats; small tables; -daybed' side- board.; ide- board ; buffet; steel gybed, springs and mattress; oak 'bedroom suite; toilet set ; isteel linen cabinet; vacuum cleaners; Thor electric washing machine; Ray- mond sewing machine;.. mm chair, desk, fern stand, gale. tub; clothes • basket, Quebec heater, combination stove, kit- ,Quebec clock, coal scuttle, complete set of dishes, glassware,- kitchen utensils,:. 4 ton chestnut coal, rubberhose, sealers, crocks; pictures, books, etc., etc. Tractor and Implements — Interna. tional Farman cub tractor, completely equipped in new condition;. hydraulic cultivator, 2 section dever harrows ; 2 - section diamond harrows; cycle lawn mower, scythe, tree pruner, scuffler,. handy man jack, -small scales, flower bulbs, colony house, wheel barrow, cross ctrt saw ; large assortment of carpenter tools, ahovels,.:hoes, rakes and numerous other articles. Terrors cash. - William Pepper, Jessie Pepper, Proprietors. Alvin Walper, Auetioneor. JOHN A. ,GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seaforth FOR SALE Clover and timothy baled. hay. San Storey, 8441.41 Seaforth .. . FOR SALE Rodney seed oats $1 per bushel. Sam Scott, phono 880r11 .' FOR SALE Rodney oats, timothy seed, flax seed, cob corn and baled hay. John W. Thompson, 5212 Seaforth, Phone 032,81 COMING EVENT Brucefield Young People's Paper. Drive bWill undles heldeSatuti tied March 30th, Have u FOR SALE 1953 Ford tractor equmped with lights, starter, live power take -off, pulley, and sway -bars, used less than 1000 hours. Apply Blacksmith Shop. Dublin.. Auction Sale To he and Sm Farm Stock a lements n n sold aat lot 14, Con. 2, Stanley Twp., lr/# miles west of. Brumfield on Monday, March 18 at 1 P.M. consisting of: Cattle -25 head of Holstein cows and heifers, new milkers and close spring - erg, mostly all vaccinated .Registeied Hereford bull 2 years old; several young calves Machinery — Massey Harris No. 80 tractor- in good condition. International B,N. tractor, Otoco man- ure spreader on rubber. International. 16 plate tractor .disc, 8 section of Cockshutt drags, manure loader for small tractor.. Fced=609 balm of hay ; else a quantity ofcash. Dsnebaled°Rathut t ell & So s Terms Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer SEAFORTH CLINIC E. A, McMaster, B:A+, M.D., Internist, P. L. Brady, M,0 , Surgeon Office Hours,' 1 p.m, to 6 p.m„ daily.•, . except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat— urday only 7-9 p.m, Appointments made in advance -air desirable VETERINARY SURGEON J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S. Main ;St., Seaforth Phone '105 JOHN B. LONGSTAFF Optometrist Phone 794. Maio St., Seaforth Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to 5.30; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. east by appointment only. Clinton HU -2.7010;. above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 5.80+ Watson & Reid INSURANCE AGENCY. MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks ef— fected at lowest `rates in First- Class Companies INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability ' • Wets a h. r. Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate MAIN ST. SPATORTH Phone 334 Res. 540 'blue coal' the solid Fuel for solid comfort WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE" OIL DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 or 332-R AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone' 784 - Res. 31.8w FARMERS If you are equipped handle feed in. bulk. See us for special prices delivered.. to your bin. ' Topnotch Feeds Limited. Phone 15 Seaforth Auction Sale Of 60 head of Gattle, pigs, and horses, for J. Scott Davidson, RR #l, Britton. and Elton McLelland, Berm. At the J. Scott Davidson farm, lot 14, con. 10 of Mornington Twp.. 4 miles north. of Milbank. 5 .miles west of Lin- wood, and 2 miles south of Reason, on Saturday, Mach 16th at 1.30 P.M. Cattle — 22 Holstein heifers: 9 fresh, remainderdue to freshen short. 80 Hol- stein cows, some fresh, the rest due shortly. Holstein heifer, registered duo shortly. Ayrshire heifer, fresh. Ayrshire heifer, yearling. Holstein -heifer•, 7 mos. old. Holstein calf '2 months old. White faced steer 6 months old. Pigs -4 sows bred 12 weeks; sow bred 2 weeks ;, pure bred boar. 20 started pigs. Horses — Matched team of greys, .weighing around 2200 lbs., gelding rising four, mare ris- ing five. Bay gelding, ten years old, weighing 1600 lbs. Whether your need be for foundation stock, or to add to your present herd this is an excellent opportunity to purchase Holsteins of good type and size, carrying well balanced udders. Most are vace:n- ated. A number are progeny of Unit bulls. and a goodly number are artific- ially bred. In case of bad weather the sale willbe held under cover. Terms cash on day of sale. Auctioneers — Doran McLelland and Edward Giese] Auction Sale Of Livestock. At Lot 10, 'Con. 1, Myr Killen Twp., on No. 8 highway at St. Columban on Wednesday, March 20 at 1.30 P.M. Cattle—Holstein heifer 3 yrs old, due in April. Holstein cow due Apr. 5th. Ayrshire cow with calf at foot. Durham & Hereford cow due time of sale. Durham heifer due time of sale.. 8 heifers due in April. Jemmy cow milking and rebred. Holstein cow 8 years old, milking -and rebred. Hereford cow 7 yrs old, ,,milking and bred. Holstein heifer, bred. Black cow 4 years old. 10 young cattle (5 Herefords, 4 Holsteins, 1 Dmf ham). 2 Holstein heifer manes 0 months old. 2 -Durham heifers ready for market. 1 Durham ;bull, 10 months ,old. 0 Durham & Hereford helfero rising 1 year old. 2 Durham calves 4 months old. Pigs -7 York ' sows due in May. 4 young sows due the last of April. Mc- Cormick Deering power washing mach- ine. Cream separator like new. Terms cash. Prop, Jack McIver. Auct., Har- old anold Jackson • FOR SALE Leghorn Pullets NOTICE For artificial -insemination informs tion or service from all breeds of cattle. Pone the Waterloo 0 Cattle Breeding As- sociation at: Clinton HU 2-8441 between. 7.80 and 9.80 A.M. We have all breeds• available—top quality' at low cost. Quick, RinexxpensiveDIO and., .»..fit; radio repairs to ally kinds oh`i,....IISL-at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite, Dick House, phone 8475, Seaforth NOTICE If you want gravel, sand, top soil or excavating just phone 854 Seaforth- ED BOYCE FARMERS. NEED GRAI Seo us for special. bulk prices deliv- ered to your barn. Topnotch .Feeds Lim- ited. Phone 15 Seaforth BRAESIDE REST HOME For elderly people ande nnvaMitonte Telephone Mrs. Boyce, 126 IV We have .one of the best strains of Leghorn in' Canada today:. They are bred for leucosis res- istance, - which means lessculls, more eggs, and more hens to sell atthe end of the year. Dates -available: 12 wks. Apr. 9, 16 wks May 7, ready to lay, Apr. 30 and June 10, vaccinat- ed, wormed and delivered. Andrews Poultry Farm Seaforth r.r. 3. Phone 647r3. Auction Sale Of Household Effects in town of Sea. forth at Mr. John Crawfordts residence,.. Jarvis st., `.on Saturday, .March 23rd at 2 o'clock. Dining room suite smarter oak, with extension tarsale, buffet, six chairaincluding arm chair, kitchen table, 6 kitchen •chairs including arm chair, sideboard, library table, hall rack, chest drawers, 3 piece bedroom suite with dl'esser, stand, bed, springs and mat - Mesa ; at-tresa; . bed with spring and mattress; spring 89", wide, small range (New Idea), Quebee - heater, electric washing machine (Maytag); electric toaster, new ; .electric iron, two -burner hot plate, trilight lamp, electric table- lamps, bev- elled edge heavy plate .glass mirror, trunk,, meat grinder, bedding, 3 .pair pillows, feather tick, dishes, tools and other 'articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Auctioneer, Harold Jack - .son. Clerk,: E. P. Chesney. For Sale The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, .ONT. Officers—President, Wm, S. Alexander; Sec. -Trees.. M, A. aReid,dSeaforth. Manager and Directors -J. L. Malone, Seaforth; J. H. MCEwing,Blyth; W. S. Alexander.. Walton; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; J. E. Pepper, Brncefleld • 0.W. Leonhaxdt, Bornholm ; H. Fuller, Goderich ; 8 - Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broadfoot,. Seaforth. Agents—Wm. Leiper Jr., Londeeboros J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen : Selwyn Baker. Brussels, Erie Munroe, Seaforth. Parties desirous to effect insurance tie transact other business, will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective post offices. FOR SALE 200 Rock x Hemp. pullets, 6 weeks. old, from high producers. Also 10 white faced Hereford calves from 10 days to two months old: Would like to sell two quarters of a good 800-900 Ib. steer. AP- 1,19 P- Phono 831,24 Seaforth RR2,. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED AT ONCE. Rawleigb Dealer in Townships Tuckersmith, McKillop & Mullett. Write Raw]eigh's Dept. C -864-R,. Montreal, P.Q. SALESMEN WANTED — 1f now employed you can profitably operate in spare time and build a perm- anent full-time business with'our lino of daily necessities. Every, home in your territory isa prospect - No Company Paye higher commission. Brand new kerns - are eye-catching to customers. You. have the backing of aL top company with the finest merchandise. Openings in:— Grand Bend, Centralia, Dashwood. pen, Walton, Dublin, Crediton. Write for free details and catalogue to 1600 Delon imiet, Dept. 53, Station C, Montreal Brick double house on James street, two separate apts., recently vacated. A good investment. - - Tvio story brick dwelling on James at., in "excellent condition, very centrally located priced right for quick sale. Worth on- vestigating, possession arranged. Gement block, one storey - dwelling, centrally located, modern conveniences. Brick dwelling in Hensall,' centrally located. .. Frame, asphalt covered dwelling in Bruugela, good barn, suitable for poultry. M. A. REID FOR Shia The bettor a Ueleat o v 'king cream separatorin ell sizes. in stainless steel. Repairing a specially. Also parte for ,Renfrew separator. A few reconditioned separators in other makes on hand at present. Basil O'Rourke, phone HU 2- 9131, Brucefield RADIO & TV REPAIRS Repairs to all makesof radios and ' televisions.. Tubes and parts Joe Eckert Jr., phone. 81r23 Dublin. Lot 4, Con. 9. McKillop RADIO & TV REPAIRS Repairs to all makes of radios and televisions. Tubes and parts. All work CAll calls Carl aRiichardson, phone 666-2 Seaforth Hudson Sterling .. Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47