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CLEARING
SALE !
REGULAR TO$24.50
BOYS' SUITS
10
25 suits,left over from last year'§
stock, that sold up as High as 24.50
that we must clearout at once.
These suits are in plain shade of
blue, grey and brown, plus small
cheeks in blue and brown. -
Sizes 7 to 16 years, .mostly one of
a kind
Sale Price$10.00
EXTRA PANTS $3.00
Boys
Spring Weight
Wind
Breakers
Choose from Ivy Lea-
gue-eodnroys, new ivy
stripe 'Dan River"
washable jackets, met-
.
eine •stripe corduroys,
• new novel slab mater-
ials and plain shades.
Sizes 8 to 18 years. -
All are silk lined. •
Priced at ---
4.50 to 7.95
8RODHAGEN
Mr. Edward 'Seiherbarth re-
turned home from !Stratford
Hospital atter an eye operation.
Mrs. Cliff Woodward, +D.on-
na, and. :Gay of • Toronto ,spent
the past week with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Qderenge's-
ses'.
!Misses Dorothy and Kathy
Becker and Master Gordon'Bec-
ker, London, spent the Easter
holidays with Mr. and, Mrs. M.
Rock.
Mrs. FW, Sollilbe of Exeter
Has been with !her daughter
Mss. Mervyn: 1Hodgert.
!Mrs. Rolbt.:Gibb, Sharpn and
Lynda of .'Glencoe spent the
pastt weekwith her parents,
Mr. and !Mrs. Harold :Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose 'and
Yvonne and MT.. Geo. • Vincent
of Sarnia and IMT. Lorraine Rase
of London with Mr. and Mrs.
'Chris W. )Leonhardlt, -and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt,
Mr. and Mrs. 1Wilbur Hoegy
and Mr. and Mrs.' "Waiter IMue-
gge' were among those attend-
ing the wedding of !Shirley Kle-
ber to Mr. Brandy, in Kitchener
on Saturday.
Evangelism Bilble Study will
be held every iFridray evening
tfor the next seven weeks at St.
Peter's Lutheran 'Church begin-
ning this Friday evening with a
pot -luck supper.
A basket of flowers was plac-
ed in the chancel of the church
from the funeral of Mrs. Conrad
Schwindt, Milverton.'
IA repeat performance of the'
play "Buddy Bays An Orchid"
picture by Joanne Rock, and
Variety Program was presented.
by Luther League members in
the church basement on Monday
evening.
The following started school
here on !Monday morning: Miss
Audrey Hacicwell, Teaciher.
Phyllis Ahrens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ahrens;
Earl Leonlhardit, son of Mr ,and
Mrs, Bierman Leonhardt; Ralph
Puschellberg, son •of Mr. and
:Mrs. Lloyd Puschelberg; ,Merle
Hoegy, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hoegy; Lavern Rock, son of
Mrs. Mustin Rock; Donald Bach,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bach.
The monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid was held 'wall about
•85 present. The devotions were
taken by -:Mrs. Reulben .Buck,
Mrs. Irvin Miller and Mrs. Wm.
Diegel.:The topic was (The wo-
man with a message). A film
"The Easter :Story" was shown
by Pastor E. J. Fischer.
Birthdays were reported by
Mrs. Martin Dietz, Mrs Irvin
Miller, Mrs. Wm. Didge'l; 'Mrs.
Elizabeth Rock, Mrs. Harry Tait
and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe..A. hymn
was sung in their honor. Lunch
was served by tMrs. R. Rapien,
Mrs. 'Geo. Rock, Mrs. P. Rock,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rock, ,'Mrs; Har-
old Rock. The May meeting will
be in evening. •
YOU are morally
responsible for
AFE DRIVING
(A Statement by Mayor B. F. Christie, and endorsed by the
Council of the Town of Seaforth)
"The Moral Responsibility Compaign for Safe Driving, now
being conducted by the Ontario Department of Transport,
merits the closest attention and co-operation of all the driv-
ers and. pedestrians in the Province, all of the time. As the
campaign slogan puts it, 'You are morally responsible for safe
driving'.
"Calm reflection should persuade everyone who walks and
drives that the voluntary commitment we make in the names
of our religions, to act as we would have others act, would
have a tremendously valuable effect on the ease and safety of
our walking and driving.
`Building safer highways and developing driving rules and
laws to provide maximum protection for all, are areas of con-
tinuing activity for staffs of experts. But the best safety de-
vice is still the understanding and co-operation of each driver
and pedestrian. Again and again there comes a point in every-
body's daily experience where safety depends solely upon the
individual's ability to fit his or her actions into the traffic sit-
uation at hand.
"Right now is the best time for drivers and pedestrians to
re-examine their own personal actions and responses to the
changing traffic picture, and to accept moral responsibility for
avoiding the conflict that brings on accidents."
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BANG-UP, BARGAINS !
FRESH GROUND 1 LB .BAG
CHEERY MORN. COFFEE 79c
LIBBY'S CHOICE QUALITY 48 OZ TIN
TOMATO JUICE, large 29'C
MINNRTT'S BEST CHOICE 'QUALIT'Y
TOMATOES, large 28 oz tin
S'WIFT'S -- JEWrb}L
SHORTENING, 1 lb. pkg.
KEJLLOGG'S OVEN FRESH
CORN FLAKES, giant pkg
GARDEN PATCH CHOICE
TENDER PEAS 2 15 oz tins 25c
AYLMER - TOMATO
CATSUP !2 11 oz bottles 39c
SWIFT'S TEMPT
DOG FOOD 3 15 oz tins 25c
CARNATION
MILK 2 large tins 29-c
GOLDEN CORN -Nature's Best, choice quality
Cream: Style 2 15 oz. tins 25c
SLICED BEETS-Libby's Choice 2 20 oz tins 27c
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS -All Chicken Varieties
SMART'S-APPLE SAUCE Choice , .. 2 tins 35c
2 20 oz tins 33c
KRAFT CHEESE WHIZ -Regular 16 oz. Jar 55c
I-IBrNZ SPAGHETTl-Cooked 2 15 oz. Tins 31c
HEINZ BABY FOODS -Best for Baby 3 tins 310
SWIFT'S MARGARINE -Golden Dew 2 1 Ib pkgs. 53c
JAM ,011 MARMALADE --Assorted . ... 2 9 oz jars 45c
ALL PRICES 'GOOD THUR., FRI. SAT., APRIL 17, 18, 19
21c
29c.
31c
UNITED BUYERS STORE
PHONE 12 SEAFORTH
Enumerators Named
For By -Election
The fallowing are the enum-
erators in surrounding municipal-
ities who are compiling lists of
voters for the provincial by-elec-
tion on May 12, and have been
appointed by Russell Bolton, R.O.
Seaforth,-1 Mrs. Georgine Smith ; 2
Mas. Mao Watterworth ; 3 Mrs. Edyth
Dunlop; 4 Dalton Reid; 5 Mrs. Alva
Wostcott; 6 Percy Little.
Mel{illop-1 Ken Stewart.; 2 Dave
Shannon; 3 Edwin Godlcin; 4 Mrs. Nor-
man Schade
Tuckeramith-Mrs. Lloyd I•Ianey ;
Mrs. David McLear ; 8 Mrs. Eleanor
Falconer; 4 Mrs. Laura Sillery; 5 Mrs.
William Kyle; 6 Mrs. Ernest Rosa;
Mrs. Gladys Hopaluk; 8 John Peekitt
Hay -1 Albert Keyes;. 2 James. S.
Petty; 3 Earl Zimmer; 4 Gordon Block;
5 Herbert Miller; 6 Hubert. Miller;. 7
Ed Schroeder; 8 Leonard Sararnz.
Stanley -1 Lawrence Falconer• 2 Fred
Rathwell; 8 Aubrey Farquhar; 9 Lewis
Taylor; 5 Frank McCiinchey: 6 John.
Scotchmor; 7 Charles Rau; 8. Geo. Castle
Hullett - 1 Mrs. David Hinson •
Mrs. Bert Allen; 3-Rass Trewartha; 4
Mrs. Alex Wells; 5 Mrs. Charles Mer-
rill ; 6 Robert Townshend ; 7 Mrs. Rob.
ext Turner
Hensall-Glom Christie
Exeter -1 Mrs. Vera Mason •, 9 Mrs.
Annie Lawson; 8 Mrs. Lois Hemp; 4
Mrs. L. Gibson
Usborne-1. WhitnoY Coates• '2 Mrs.
Edwin Miller ; 3 Joseph Ferguson ; 4
George Fravne; 5 Theron Cieery; 0- Pugh
Berry ; 7 James Miller.
Goderich Twit --1 Everett Meliwain ;
2 Mrs. George.. C. Ginn Sr. ; 3 Wilmer
Harrison 4 Mrs. Kenneth Morner; 5
Robert G. Smith; 6 H. McCullough.
Clinton - Mrs. Edith Lobb ; 2 Mrs.
Helen Elliott; 3 Mrs. Charlotte .Free-
man ; 4 Mrs. Marion Andrews .
EDWARD JAS. HEFFRON
Edward James Heffron, six-
year-old son of Mr. and MTs. G.
Heffron; of Morris St., Blyth,
died in St. Joseph's Hospital in
London early Sunday morning,
Edward (Teddy) was found in
a !coma at his home Saturday
morning
C4th MERRY MAIDENS
The third meeting was held
Apr. 'lObh at Suane 1H'augh's
home. Mrs. W. L. Whyte intro-
duced ;Hrs. Don Dale, public
health nurse, 'who had the girls
demonstrate proper first aid
methods. Since this was a
'double meetiiryg,, a wonderful
pot luck dinner followed.
After opening the fourth
meeting, Mrs. Whyte disdussed
"The Club Girl Helps Keep Fit
Physically." Thanking the lea-
ders, Mrs. Whyte and Mrs. J.
tBroa:dfoot, 'the meeting closed.
WALTON
Mr: Murray Kirkby ` spent a
few 'days in Toronto last ;week.
Miss Barbara Patterson, Reg.
N., of Kincardine, visited at her
home over the week end.
Mr...and Mrs. Leslie 'Rutledge
of 'Streetsville spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett.
Mr. Mr. anal 1M-rs. !George Kirkby
and Patsy of Burwash visited
Mr. and :Mrs. H. B. Kirkby for
a few days.
Mr. John Maier of Grey tamp.
passed away on Monday evening
in Listowel ;hospital following a
heart attack.
At the Sunday morning serv-
ice in Duff's United Church the
all men's :choir was greatly en-
joyed. The music was under the
direction of the organist, Mrs.
Harvey Brown.
HENSALL
;Prices at Biensall Coni runty
Sale, April 106h..
Weanling pigs '$14.75 to 417.-
35; chunks $18.20 to $26.00;
feeders $2:9.00 to '$33226; soMis
$74.50 to $95.00; Holstein cows
$176.00 to 4229.00; Durham
COWS '$150.00 to :$210.; Holstein
calves $116.50 to $24.00; Dur-
ham calves :934.00 to $'72.00;
steers up to $213.80 a cwt. Fait
cows um to 1.7c a ib.
FORTY YEARS AGO
Charles iStewart has purch-
ased the residence of 'Charles
A.ber.hart, Church Street.
?Taking ;part in the play,.
"Within the Law" by the Mur -
less Players were Evelyn Greig,
Margaret Edge, Leila Best, Mrs.
R. Murless Jones, K. J. Francis,
J. C. :Greig, Dr. Bechely, R. M.
Jones, James Watson, 3. Brown..
Mrs. 3. S. Roberts has moved
....1.w. to 'Toronto. tier resiclence here
FOR SALE'
Delaval hand separator, 'capacity 500
lbs. .All steel hand washing machine.
These ars in good order. George Col.
clough, phone 8203 Clinton
15 inch trucko Rtire on wheel, almost
new condition. Chas. Williamson, phone
221 J Seaforth.
Gardens plowed worked with light
tractor. William Collings, 667 r 12
OR •
Girls coat, size - 14, light blue tweed,
like new condition. Phone 3082' Seaforth
FOR SALE
Purebred long pose York hog, regist-
ered, from a litter of 16 pigs farrowed
and raised. Shur -Gain strain. A. R.
Dodds, 883r14
OR Grass for few steers,
and also some
red clover seed. Dave Watson 831112:
FOR SALE
Red clover seed and Garry oats for
seed. Phone 841;11 Seaforth. Clarence
Montgomery
Renfrew cream FO
600 Ib cap-
acity. Lot. 13, -Con. 18. Leonard. Leem-
ing, phone 8311.12
. NOTICE
Boarders wanted, Men preferred. Mrs.
Fred Hoegy, Huron street
was purchased by J. A. Case.
F. D. Hutchison has sold his
general store at Staffs to R. A.
Sadler. Mr. Hutchison has been
in business for 20 years.
Rev. Father Goetz of Tilson-
burg has been 'appointed to St.
James' Church, Seaforth, by.
Bishop Fallon.
Some of those taking part in
the play, "Ladies Aid of Mo-
hawk Crossing" at Winthi op
were: Miss Blanchard, '368es
Anent, 41irs. J. M. 'Govenlook.
Miss Dorrance, (Mrs. Ham, :fills.
J. G. Grieve, Mrs. Blanchard,
Miss Smith, Mrs, Calder, Mass
'Beattie, Mrs. Eaton, and Miss
McCulla.
William Pinkney, son of Mr
and !Mrs. John Pinkney, was
wounded in action in France.
tEd6toriad: "Why call it day-
light saviiig. The day seems
twice as long ' When a fellow gets
nip at five in the morning."
Rev. S. M. McLean has 'be-
come minister of +Egmond+ville
Church.
U. 3. aVlerner, M.P.Ihas moved.
from Zurich to south of Eg-
nondvil'le.
TWENTY.FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth News
April 1933
Councillor IW. W. Crozier has
sold his blacksmith shop on God-
erich Street to John McKenzie
of Brantford.
31'Ierton Reid is moving to this
new' apartments in his block.
John McCaa has moved to the
house he built in Egmondville.
Col. R. S. Hays arrives hone
this week from a three -months
lleditep ansian cruise.
1- r. 'and Mrs. Geo, Mowbray
and family have moved to Sea -
forth froiin New Hamburg, he
having been appointed section
foreman on the C.N.R. here.
P. Petersen of 'Egmondvidle
has purchased the house, barn
and 217 acres in McKillop of the
Garrow estate.
:At e. meeting of the subscrib-
ers of T1uckersmdth Telephone
System it was decided to place
the system in the hands of a
commission of three members,
thus relieving Tuekersmithh conn-
cid of the burden of responsibil-
ity.
esponsibility. The new commissioners are
Wm. Alexander, Wm. McEwen
and T. G. IShillinglaw.
Goderich has been added to
the provincial riding of (South
Huron.
Work is starting again on the
bridge south of Londesboro.
The spring poets are in full
voice. "'Onlooker" writes a col-
umn .of verse on the ISeafortlh
Spring Show and 'AM Stafford
pays tribute to Seafortth !High-
landers Band.
(Agnes McPhail spoke in Sea -
:forth explaining the CCF.
FERTILIZER
Put on an extra 100 lbs
of Elmira Fertilizer and
give the grain a good start
Most analyses at the Farm
Apply to
Wm. S. Storey
•
SCOTT FARMS
Complete Dispersal
Sale
of
Dual -Purpose
Shorthorn Cattle
2 HERD SIRES - 12 BOLL
CALVES
65 FEMALES
To be held
MAY 14th, 1958
at the Farm
AT1P.M,
Featured in the sale will . be the
get of such outstanding sires as:
Templereaglf Royal King (imp)
Millham Dollar (imp)
Sanford. Ballysudden
Culkeeran Gay Boy (imp)
The herd was established in 1984.
The females have all been bred
on the farm and from outstanding
imported double daily, bulls.
HERD FULLY ACCREDITED
FEMALES VACCINATED
R. 0. P. TESTED
For catalogue write: James M.
Scott, Scott Poultry Farris,
R.R. 2, Seaforth, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED
SCOTT MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to and inbluding April 22,
1958, for the following:
1. Alterations to provide for the
installation of a laundry,
2. Installation of laundry equipment.
8. Installation of accoustical panels.
Tenders to be submitted' in two parts.
Part one to include items on one and
two above, and part two to include item
three. Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the undersigned. Must be
completed by Jsly 1, 1058.
Lowest or any tender not necesaarily
accepted.
Lloyd Hoggarth, Socretary.
Scott Memorial. Hospital
WANTED
and do clerical work. Apply Box H,
The Seaforth News
Part time girl, able to toko dletation
FOR SALE
Ten pigs 6 weeks old. Apply to Alfred
Givmmett, phone 654r12
WANTED
I -have grass, for 10 head of cattle by
the month. Spring water. Lorna Roe,
phone .842 22 Seaforth
FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE
Repairs to all makes of vacuum clean-
ers. Reconditioned clearers of all makes
for sale. BOB PECK, Varna
Phone Hensel) 606 r2
" WANTED - -
A number of cattle to grass for six.
months. Edgar Allan, phone Clinton
HU 2-0307
• COMING EVENIrS,
The Ladies' Guild of St.
Thomas' Anglican Church are
holding a rummage sale on Sat-
urday, April 26th.
•
Portable' typewritSAlike LE new. Apply
to the News Office
TO RENT
Six room apartment, separate bath,
available -immediately, heated. Apply
after 7 min. to John Tremeer, phone
258w Seaforth
FOR SALE
An SC 4 Case tractor, 3. years old,
with three point, hitch, live .hydraulic
and live power take off. Sam5torey.
Phone 844 r 41 Seaforth
FOR SALE
Mixed baled hay, red clover, alfalfa
and timothy. Also boat 12 foot plywood
with 5 h.p. motor. Wm. S. Storey, phone
844 r 41 Seaforppthh
Gary and
_OR SALseeedd oats, Timothy
seed and red and sweet clover seed.
Baled. hay 20c a bale. John W. Thorn))..
son, phone 888 r 81
•
NOTICE
Fleury Bissell discs and packers ar-
riving now. Get your order in to supply
will be limited, V. J. Lane, Seaforth
RR 5. Phone 46r12 Dublin
FOR SALE
Timothy and red clover seed.: Ken L.
Thompson, 883 r 13, Seaforth. 14 mile
east of Kinburn..
Collie puppies from good heeler strain
ESTATE
Auction Sale
Of Property and Household Effects
On Church street in the town of Sea -
forth, Saturday, April 19th at 1 P.M.
Admiral refrigerator, Sunshine rang -
Otte, Princess Beth cook stove, drop
leaf table. Kitchen table, kitchen chairs,"
couch, washing machine,' clock, 8 piece
dining room suite. Radio. Electric
heater, writing desk, 3 piece chesterfield
suite, rockers, occasional chairs,' small
tables, electric lamps, other electric ap-
pliances, Electrolux vacuum cleaner (like
new), hall rack, 8 bedroom suites, quan-
tity of dishes, kitchen utensils, crocks,
sealers, tubs, ladders; garden tools, hose.
Property -7 room 11/ story stucco
house with sun porch, garage, furnace,
3 piece bath, excellent location and in
good condition. Terms, chattels cash.
Property 10% down, :balance 80 days.
Offered subject reserve bid.
Estate of late Mrs. Hanna. Gordon
Keys, Executor. A. W. Sillery, Solicitor.
Harold Jackson, Auctoneer. E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk
SEAFORTH PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
Practically new ultra .modern one
story Brick dwelling, West St. Two bed
rooms, oil heat, ihril basement with re-
creation room. Terms arranged.
A11 modern one storey frame dwelling,
GODERICH ST, west. Built two years.
Two -bedrooms. Large living room. Oil
heat. Lovely location. Worth investi-
gating'.
Storey and half, EAST WILLIAM ST.
Frame with 'white ,asbestos siding.- Mad -
ern in every respect, Terms arranged.
Modern one storey brick dwelling,
North Main St, Three bedrooms, hot
water heating, oil fired. A lovely home.
Egmondville. House; two sMall-.barns
with four acres of larid. A good. buy.
M. A. REID
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone 214 Seaforth
Notice
Township of Tuckersnlith'-.
.DUMPING GROUND
Township of Tuckersmith Dumping
Ground will be open Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 2 to G o'clock
and .evenings from -7 to 0 o'clock, until
further notice.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, April 17, 1958
BOX.
Funeral 'Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful 'Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 596W
MARTIN. W. STAPLETON
Physician and 'Surgeon
Phone 90 Seatortk .
JOHN A. GORWIILL,• B.A.; M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 6..W Seatot•Ms
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E. A. McMaster, H.A., M.D., Inter.lat
P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., dd;s
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and SA-
urday only 7-9 p.m.
Appointmentsmade in advance en
desirable
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS. D.V.M.,V.S.
W. G. DRENNAiN, D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN B. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth
Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
5.90; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. erg
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
above Hawkins' }Uwe, Mon. 9 to 6.110
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY ;
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks et
fected at lowest rates in First -
Class Companies
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'bine coal'
the solid fuel for solid comfort
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACB
OIL
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 or 382-R
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH. ONT.
Oiflcere-President, Wm. S. Alexan3 T3'r'
Vice -Pres„ R. Archibald; Manager end
Sec.-Treas., M, A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors-j.
ly ;W.5. Aexaanrth der..
Walton; E. J. Trswartha Clinton; J. St
Pepper, Brucefieid ; C. W. Leonhardt.
Bornholm ; H. Fuller, Goderich • L
Archibald, Soaforth; hinder Broadtoot.
Seaforth.
Agent. - Wm. Leiner Jr.. Londealoro;.
J. F. Procter, Brodhagen ; Selwyn . Baker.
Brussels, Eric Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or
transact other
by business,
will
oanpromo* the
above nsmod officers addreseod to their
respective poet offices..
AND FUEL CUL,
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 - Res. 283
ADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive nn guaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radio,, at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House, phone 847R, Seaforth
NOTICE
If you want gravel, sand; top soil or
excavating juet phone 854 Seaforth.
ED BOYCE
NOTICE
For artificial insemination informs.
tion or service from all breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Az.
eociation at: Clinton HU 2-3441 between
7.80 and 9.80 A.M. We have all breeds
available -top quality at low cost.
FOR SALE
Authorized agent for Viking
Cream Separators, Seaforth, Dub-
lin, Clinton and Hensel' district.
Repairing a specialty. A few good
used ones on hand. Basil. O'-
Rourke, Bruceefild. Phone Hun-
ter 2-9131
WANTED
Old horses wanted at 33 o ilb.,
and dead cattle at value. If dead
phone at once. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch. Phone collect 148334 or
148331 (Goderich)
BERT PEPPER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER -.
Now booking Sales for the
coming season
R.R,f#3. Phone Clinton
Seaforth . HU 2-7564
FOR SALE
Half Price -30 Aluminum com-
bination windows, several wood-
en storm doors, various sizes..
Jackson Homes Ltd., Seaforth
DEAD STOCK REMOVED
$15.00, end up .paid for old, nick "or dis-
abled horses or cows. Highest cash value
paid in surrounding district for dead
stock. Prompt sanitary disposal in winch
equipped trucks. Phone Leroy Acheson,
Atwood; 158, collect
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
PROMPT FARM -
DELIVERIES
Walden & B'roadfoot
Phone 686w Seaforth
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 4,7