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In Bark Cloth, Sail
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36" - 45" - 48" wide
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they've got to be right,
halting charge, regular 2.50 .pr
Lined drapes • 4.50 pr
Tailored and
Frilled
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Marquivottes in. Demons,
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Made with cheep frills and
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2.95 - 15.95 pr
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Hallett Holds
Musk Festival
Pupils of 11 rural schools
• onlpeted Tuesday in the 7th
annual Ilullett Township Music
'('estival, held morning and aft-
ernoon in United 'Church audi-
•orium, Londesb ore. Adjudicator
.Earle Terry, supervisor of school
music et iLondon, congratulated
the two Hu11et music su:pelvis-
1 Irks 'Margaret Jackson, of
De rave, and Mrs. William King
of Brussels, on the quality of
the singing, and the effeetive-
nees of the music teaching in
Hallett schools.
The annual Hullett festival is
afo.lsored jointly by. the 'Londes-
o:o W. I. and the Hallett Fed-
erasion of Agriculture. ,Prizes
(von in the festival events are to
he presented at a concert of the
winners on Thursday evening.
"Good work is being done by
the music supervisors here; the
children have a good idea of
tonne," mid Mr. Terry,
Planning and management of
e festival was done by a group
of four, Mrs. W. L. Whyte and
Mrs. Arthur Colson represent,
In • the Federation, and Mrs. J.
$haiidick and Mrs. Watson Reid
representing the Institute.
Schools taking pals, were: S.
S. 1, +1lrs. Ida Livingstone,
teacher; U.S,S. 2, firs. 11. Tre-
wartha; 3.3, 3, Miss .Shildey
Hamilton; ',S +S 5, Mrs. Viola
Van Egmnond; U.S.S. 5, Duncan
MacKay; &S. 6, Ronald McHay;
,S.S. '7, Miss Dorothy Keyes; S.
S. 8, Mrs, Ruth IShaddlek,• S:S.
9, Wilmer Errington; U.S.'8. 10,
i1,irs, Dorothy Powell; S.S.'11,
tlfiss Joanne Hodgins; U.S.S, 1.2,
Mrs. Evelyn 'Million; U S.'S. 11,
Mrs, Myrtle Youngblut.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. 'Semple, Minister
11 a.m., "Come and See".
"Now I See".
2 p.m., The men of the con-
gregation will meet at the
Church, Proceed to Wingham
and take dart in the "Sing -
Time" over T.V. C.LN'.X. Be
on time. (No evening service).
8 p.m., •Organization meet-
ing of The BibleSociety. Pres-
byterian Church. Your presence-
will be greatly appreciated.
10 a.m, Church 'School and
Minister's Bible Class.
41 a.m., Nursery School
11.80 a.m., Jr. Congregation
Rural Life Sunday, May 4th.
Special service.
All services on ,Daylight time.
"Yes, Doctor...Wednesday will be fine!"
When it's time to have the dentist check
daughter's teeth, Mrs. Smith naturally reaches
for the telephone, that helpful "member -of -the -
family" With the habit of getting things cldric.
When you look back over your day, it's some-
times surprising to realize in just how many
little ways the telephone has helped you ...how
it adds so much convenience and comfort to
everyday living. -
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
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FEDERATION NEWS
By Carl Hemingway
iOntalio Poultry (Producers
held their Annual -meeting in
Toronto, .Aipril 15th. w. Tom
(Robson was re-elected I resi-
dent, Mrs. Evelyn .McCartney,
let vice, and ,Albert Pond 2nd
vice.
the new Promotional. Plan
was accepted unanimously. This
Plan conies under Section 9 of
the I8arn1 IProld ets 1VIarketing
Act and authorizes the organiz
anion +to levy'a fee for: 'educa-
tional purposes and for the ad-
vertising and proon9p12ion of the
product. To ;make this plan ef-
fective tihe 'Minister ' of :A+gricul
taro must line assured thatat
least 160 % of the producers 'age
prove the (plan. The' Farm Pro-
ducts 'Marketing Board will de-
cide whether public meetings
or petitions will be required.
11 the producers approve the
plan a 1111axilnunl off 2c a bird on
poultry and '2c on each 80 ;doz
crate of eggs or portion thereof
will be 'deducted at point of
sale and will be remitted to the
organization. A percentage of
this will be returned to bhe
counties and the rest will- be
used to finance the Ontario Or-
g'aniattion and to promote the
better (handling and sale of
eggs.
In Ontario we must ,compete
with western producers and this
can most easily be done by ,pro -
deicing only (nigh quality eggs
and by taking the necessary
steps to be sure that they reach
the consumer in 'the saute good
condition. A very large percent-
age of our eggs are still produc-
ed by flocks of 0.00 to 400 birds
and too many o1 these produc-
ers fail to gather eggs often
enough and fail to cool (diem
quickly. A few • dealers fail to
provide refrigerated counters
tout those who do have increased
their sales greatly. In one store
window in Toronto three large
baskets of eggs were on 'display
last (Sunday afternoon; These
eggs must have :been sitting in
the sun pant of Saturday, all
day iSunday and I'm sure 'the
purchaser on l'Ioolday wouldn't
Iles pleased with the quality of
the eggs.
Finally with reasonable fin-
ances available this organization
Will be able to make al.e definite
studies of markets and thus pro-
mote more advantageous selling
of poultry and poultry products.
VARNA
The' (Many friends of Mr. Wm.
R. 'Stephenson and Mr. H. Soper
Who are both in Victoria Hos-
pital, London, wish them a
speedy recovery .
A, number from here attend-
ed the 'funeral of the late John
]Parker of Hayfield on Tuesday
of this week.
The service: of the United
Church neat (Sundaymorning
will still be on standard time.
A number of the ladies of the
United Church visited with the
ladies of Egmondville Church
last 'Wednesday afternoon.
W. L's Meet
At Wingham
Winghae, (District High School
was the centre for a display of
160 (hooked rugs on Saturday,
April 19th. All of the rugs had
been made by W. I. members
from Huron County,, who took
part in the Leadership Training
programsponsored by the Houle
Econornios Service, Department
of Agriculture. Last fall two
leaders from each sponsoring
Institute attended a two-day
Training !Sc'hool and then re-
turned to their local community
to teach a group of women in-
terested in learning the art of
preparing :canvas, designing and
dyeing and the actual technique
of hooking.
Miss Florence Wright of the
Home Economies ;Sel'vice discus-
sed the qualities of the colour
and design present in the rugs
on display. Entertainment was
provided by Mrs. •Gordon. Greig
of 'Wroxeter who gave a reading
and Mrs. (Rad+Ford of . Clinton,
who favored the large audience
with a piano solo.
Miss Isabel Leslie also of the
Home Economics 'Service intro-
duced a very enjoyable film
"The Eye of an Artist."
(Leaders taking part in the
program included;
Rippen .East—Mrs. Stewart
Pepper, Kippen; .Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gregor, Kippen,
•Seaforth—Mrs. Les Flyee,
Mrs. Ross ,Gordon, Mos. Howard
Wilson, ,Mrs. Evelyn 'Garter.
1Walton—Mrs. Margaret Hum-
phries, Mrs. Torrance Dundas.
FORTY YEARS AGO
From The Seaford.' News
April 1918
William ,Aement was elected
president of the lawn bowling
club.
S. T. d olnies was named the
chairman of Maitlandbank cern-
etery and W. G. Willie, secre-
tary. John Hart is caretaker.
'Sone a 'the roosters are de-
ifying the governinent and crow
every :morning on bhe old time
instead of daylight saving time.
Adam Hays has sold '(hiss resi-
dence on Goderioh street now.
occupied by Harry ;Charters, to
James Barron of McKillop,
R. Orr of the ;Salable Line has
bought the feed store in Bay-
fiekl.
Mrs. Webb has returned after
visiting her daughter'Mrs. Shob-
brook' at Londeoboro.
Mr. and Mrs. :Alex Monteith,
Have returned to their (home at
Kippen after spending the win-
ter in the south with relatives.
About 40 :pupils off the Colle-
giate have enrolled for farm
work for the summer.
[Alfred ;Taylor has installed a
new ccinent floor in the Rennie
and Agur garage at IHensa+ll,
McKILLOP
The MoKillop WMIS a the
First Presbyterian ,Church met
in the schoolroom Thursday aft-
ernoon. 9Ihe president, ' Mrs. Hel-
en IMielMi+Nan opened 'elle meet-
ing ,with a ,poem and a hyann
Was: sung. During; the business
period it was decided to take a
special collection ' for the Pres-
byterial supply fund at the May
meeting'which is to be held at
the home of Mrs. 'J, L. 'Bell,
Mos. R. E. MoMillan's group
Iliad charge of the program
1wh'icli .was pr'esid'ed over by +bhe
leader. Hymn 734 was sung fol-
lowed with prayer by Mrs. Har-
old Agar, !Miss Jessie Praiser
read., the scripture lesson oaken
from 1Vhark 16:' 9420. (Mrs. Ila
Dorrance f0vored with a lovely
solo "The Valley of Peace". The
offering was -received by 'Miss
Jean ;Scott. +The chapter frown
the study book, "'The Christian
Church in the New japan" was
taken by Mrs. It E. McMillan,
Hymn 4418 lovas sung . .
HENSALL
Prices at Heneall Community
sale on Thui8dey, April 17th.
Weanling pigs +815.00 ho $117.-.
50; (chunks +$118.00 to $21.00;
feeders 1$1215,00 to $31.00; sows
1$70.00 to $1012.00; ,Holstein
cows 8175.00 to $185.00; Dur-
ham cows $1180.00 to 18200,00;
Holstein calves $116.00 to $20;
iDuilivani calves 14215.00 to $69,00.
On account of sending opera-
tions there ,was a light run of
both pigs and cattle.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
Six Holstein cows due in one
month. 2 cows with calves at
foot. 5 calves, Hereford - and.
Iloletein cross Lorne Tyndall.
Phone Clinton HLT 24904
One ,double OR door veneered
wardrobe and one large doll
carriage. Mrs. Peter 'McIver'.
FOR SALE
Five choice young Yollcphiro
sons, first litter, due from mid
die of 'May to end of ,May. Geo:
B+lake,, phone 5541.31.
FOR SALE
One Cockshutt garden tractor
with 3% by Briggs & Stratton
4 cycle engine used very little.
Complete with plow and culti-
vator,
1 also wheelweights. i2' 1
dee
very reasonable. Phone 44R
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the hospital staffs,..
Dr, Stapleton mud all fiuends and nei-
ghbors for their kindness and assist-
ance in our recent ead bereavement.,
Mys. Sohn L. Devereaux and family;
CARD OF THANKS
Wewish to extend our sincere thanks
andappreciation to everyone who help-
ed in any way during our sad bereave-
ment.. Mr,. Robert Dalrymple, the
Dalrymple and the Valley '-families
WANTED TO BUY
A
A»ply butcherto 'pig,Phe notNmorsewsoi(iee than one lit,
ter.
Grass enttleFORele t SAE Bern-
ard, Phone 834146 :Seaforth
FOR SALE
Baby buggy in good condition. Call
601,•41 Seaforth
81.
Columban.
FOR841010 DSAdl(LE
13 good Pigs. Apply to Joseph Nolan;
,
FOR SALE
A quantity of .baled mixed hay and
RR21
et1,rw,WApplyalton to Earl & Sant Bolton,
FOR SALE
Mixed Gladiolus bulbs -50. .medium
51.50. Not delivered. Murray 'Tyndall,
Bruceiield, Phone Seaforth 640W2
FOR SALE
Forage rack end wagon, Mansell Cook,:
Londesboro 860x16 Seaforth
FOR SALE
104e Dodge car in. good - condition for
5120. Apply 'after 5 o'clock, 1{ling's
Apt., opposite the (lost office. Fred
Deese.. All day Qat. & San.:.
FOR SALE •
Good used Spencer cook stove, ivory
and black, wood or coal. Mrs. Winston
Workman, R112 Ifispen
TO RENT
Apartment in Seaforth. , Available.
May 1. Apply' Harold Jackson, 47,
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Have pastureO
for 20 each of cattle,
ample grass -& water, Ph, 22R18 Dublin
Auction Sale
Falcone' Bios. Selo of 41 head of
Scotch Slto}thorns, and Implements, on
Wednesday, May 7th at 1.80 P.M, DST.
At Falcon Swing Perms, Lot 44, -Con.
Ttekersmith, second farm south o£
RCAF Infuses. 0. reg'd cows with cal-
vee at toot, 3 bred heifers. 2 open heif-
ers. 8 bulls, 1 year. old. 12 grass steers.
8 fat steers of top quality. Females vac-
cinated, Implements — Massey (Harris
binder, 8 ft. No. 5. McCormick Deering:
drop head hay loader. New Idol mower,:
6 foot cut. Coeltehntt fertiliser drill,
12 .run. 2 section Fleury Bleach spring
tooth cultivator. Massey Harris manure.
spreader. 2 McCormick Deering bean
seofflers and pullers; DeLevel creast
separator, like new; stone boat and
other •items. `Perms, cash day of sale.
Proprietors, Falconer Bros. Sales Man-
ager, ' Frank Faleoner. Auctioneer, Bert
Pepper
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Aberdeen . AnOR gus envoi with calves.
Phone 83301. J. W. Thompson, lot 34,
eon.: 7, Meliillop
FOR SALE
4 Collie pups, color. sable.
Larry Scott, rr5 Seaforth, phone
83'5 r a+3
GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT AT
Elliott 's
DART - DELITE
BRUCEFIELD
NOW OPEN WEEK ENDS
Friday P.M. through Sunday
MALTS SHAKES SUNDAES
CONES HOT DOGS
SOFT DRINKS
Have You Quality Eggs?
If you have, and are interested in get-
ting a premium for them, contact
Seaforth Farmers Co -Op
Produce Dept. - Phone 13
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We are now putting up carton eggs and .want good
clean gality eggs. Phone us and arrange to have
your eggs picked up
6 BIG DAYS
MONDAY, APRIL 28
THRU SATURDAY, MAY 3
Keating's Pharmacy
PHONE 28
SEA FORTH
SCOTT FARMS'
Complete Dispersal
Sale
of
`Dual -Purpose
Shorthoru Cattle
2HERD SIRES - 12 BULL
CALVMS
65 FEMALES
To be held
MAY 14th, 1958
at the Farm
AT 1 P.M.
Featured in the sale' will be the
get of such outstanding sires as:
Teniplereagh Royal King (ilnp)
Millham Dollar (inin)
Sanford Ballysudclen
Culkeeran Gay Boy (imp)
The 11ei'd was established in 1934.
The females have all been bred
on the farm and from outstanding
imported' double dairy bulls.
. HERD FULLY' ACOREDITED
FEMALES VACCINATED
R. O. P. TESTED
For catalogue write: James M.
Scott, Scott Poultry Farms,
R.R. 2, Seaforth, Ont,
Auction Sale
OF DAIRY CATTLE
Outstanding sale of choice Holstein
cows and heifers on Friday night, April
25th at 8 P.M, Hensel( Sales. Barn.
12. choice high 2irnde Holstein con's.
3 holstein cows, springers (fresh). 9-
2 -yr. -old vaccinated Holstein heifers,
springing. 1--2-yeas•-old Holstein pure
bred Bull with papers (1200 lbs).
1 new style DeLaval milking machine,
h.p. motor, 40 ft. pipe, 2 single
units (like new).
Herd of Bsiige McQuiggan. Terms
cash, Amt., Tlarold ;ninon, Clerk, E.
y
P. Chesne
Trook will be available for delivery
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Perm, Fain Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects. At Lot 23, Con 2
McE(ilee Tc•p., 114 north end 1. mile
east of Seaforth on Tuesday, May 13th,
ut 1 P.lal. D
S. Time,
Full line farm 'm,ie inert', cattle,
houechekl otrecte, iilso. property, oonsist•
iug of 100 acre farm, ell workable land,
good clay loam, excellent water supply
50 acres in crop, remainder hey & pas-.
tux's.. 1% Story brick house, bathroom,
bank barn, steel drive shed 32x50. All
buildings in excellent condition.
Panel 2. Part Lot 73 Bayfield line,
Goderich Two., 20 seres hardwood bush,
2 miles north of Bayfield and 1 mile
east. Terms—Property 10rJodown, bal-
ance 80 days:. offered subject to reserve
b(d..Chesney Chntteis cash, Prop., Albert Har-
rison, Auet., Harold Jackson, Cleric, E.
P
Clearing Auction Sale.
Of Mum Machinery and Household
Efforts. 21 miles south of Walton on
North .Road, Saturday, May 814, at 1
P.M, Machinery—Allis Chalmers WD
tractor. Power mower. Massey 3 furrow
plow. Allis Chclmers baler. 6 ft. Allis
Ohoimors combine. Ford. tractor & plow.
1s run Cockahult seed drill, 4 section
harrows, oultipacker, 4 bar John Deere
side rake, set heavy Cockslrutt disk.
Wagon, 'heavy groin nailer & box. Wood
oat roller. Woods grinder, Power (own
mower. Household Effects--Molfaf el-
ectric stove; Westinghouse 9 ft. refrig-
erator, electric washing machine. 17
inch Westinghouse TV, radio, cheater -
field and 2 chairs, gateleg table and 4
chairs. 2 beds, springs & mattresses,
kitchen table, 4 shahs, quantity aline,
kitchen utensils, other articles too num-
erous to -mention.. Terms cash.
Prop., Fred Sinclair. Mitt., Harold
Jackson. Clerk, E. P. Chesney
Clearing Auction Sale
00 Household Effects. To be held at
the residence of. the late Wm. J. Proc-
tor. on North Main St. at Brussels,
Sat., April 20th, at 1 P.M. Sharp
Square dining room table ; dining-
room chairs... General Electric refrigera-
tor; breakfast table; 4 matching chairs.
Upholstered min chair (antique) ; wash-
ing machine (electric) ; cook stove:
electlio stove. Gerhard Rent:man piano
(Al condition). Show case, drop leaf
table, organ stool,folding ironing board,
copper boiler•, large qucntitY of chairs.
Medicine cabinet, bedroom toilet sets.
Hanging lamps, .coal oil lamps & lent -
erns, 2 floor lamps, table lamp. Several
small- tables (1 antique), 8 high stools.
Antiquekitchen clock. Side -board, couch,
2 wooden beds, 2 stands. Pr. pillows,
rug, also floor covering, extension lad-
ders, step ladder, ladder. Rocking chairs,
dinner set of dales. Large number of
other dishes & jars, Large quantity of
silverware. Quantity of tools,number of
pictures, buffalo robe. Numerous other
articles. Terms cash, as property has
been sold. Lulu Item, Executrix
Robert Johnson, Clerk
Lew Rowland, Auctioneer
Gardens plowed DandC orkel with light
tractor. William ;Collins, 067 r 12
FOR SALE
Red clover seed and Garry oats for
seed. Phone 841031 Seaforth. Clarence
Montgomery
NOTICE
Boarders wanted. Men preferred. Mrs.
Fred _Hoegy, Huron street
FOR SALE
An SO4 Case treetor, 8 years old,
with three point .hitch, live hydraulic
and • live power take off. SamSterey
Phone 844 r 41 Seaforth
OMixed baled ha cellAglover•, 'alfalfa
and timothy. Also boat. 12 foot plywood
with 5 h.p. motor. Wm. S. Storey, phone
844 r 41 Seaforth
SEAFORTH PROPERTIES
FOR SALE..
Storey 8c half dwelling with new gar-
age, Goderich 5t. East. Ultra -modern.
Three bedrooms, Full basement. 011
Heat. A good buy.
Large frame dwelling, West End,
Outside town limits. Tones $30. Three
Bsaedle.rooms. Modern. kitchen• &- bath.. New
Oil Pinnace.. Separate apartment part.
ially completed. Priced right for quick
All modern onestorey frame dwelling,
GODERICJI ST. west. Built two years:
Two bedrooms. Large living room. Oil
121211
heltt,05. Lovely location. Worth fnvesti
Modern one storey brick dwelling,
North Main St. Three bedrooms, hot
water heating, oil fired. A lovely' home.
Other properties also listed
M. A. REID
Reap Estate & Insurance
Phone 214 Seaforth
Notice
Township of Tuckerslnith
DUMPING GROUND
Townshipi of Tueicersmith Dumping
Ground will be open Wednesday and oal
Soturdar.afternoons from 2 to 3 o'clock CC
LibeLibel, evenings. from 7 to 9 o'clock, until( SEAFORTH LUQ
l noticeM(3BR LTD.-.
E. P. Cheney, Cleric Phone 47.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, April 24, 1958
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth,
JOHN A._GORWILL, B.A., NLD;.
Physician and Surgeon.
Phone 5-W Seaforth
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E,. A. McMaster, B.A., MM., Internist
P. L. Brady, M.D.. 'Surgeon
Office .Hours, 1. p.m. to 5 p.m., daily
except Wednesday, and Sunday.
Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday end .5,5-
urday only 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made in advance aim
desirable.:
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
3. 0. TURNBULL, DVM., V.S.
W. R. BR.YAN$, D V.M., V.S. •
W. G. DI1BNNAJi, D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
001104 E, LONGSTAFF - Optometrtet
Phone 701,. Main St., Seaforth
Hours---Seaforth daily except Mon,, 9 to
5.30; Wed. 9 AM to 12.30 PM. Thur, ern
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
above Hawkins' . Hdwe, Nlon. 0 ao• 5,80
Watson 8z Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SEAIORIFI, ONT.
All hinds of Insurance rides ef-
fected at lowest rates hi First -
Claes Companies
INSURANCE
o Fire
0. Auto
o Accident •
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
6hate "oar
the solid fuel for solid comfort
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMIIPION STOVE AND FURNACE
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 or 332-R
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
READ OFPICE—SEAFORTH, ,lsT21} `•'°
Officero-President, Wm. S.'Alexander;
Vice -Pres., 8. Archibald; -Manager and
Sec.-Treas.. M, A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors—j. L. Malone, Seaforth( J.
H. MnEwing, Blyth; W. S. Alexander.
Walton; E. 3. Trewartha, Clinton ; J. E.
Pepper, Minefield; C. W. Leonliardt„
Bornholm ; Ii. Puller, Goderlob • 8t
Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broudfoota
Seaforth.
Agent; —Wm. Leiper Jr., Londesbre)I
J. P. Procter, Brodhagen;Sawn Baker.
Brussel;, Eric Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous toeffect insurance or
transact other business,will be promptly.
attended to by application to any of tho
above named officers addressed to their.
respective post offices.
AND FUEL Olt'
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone '784 - Res. 288
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
TERRY'S: RADIO REPAIR.. Opposite
Disk Rouse, phone 847R, Seaforth
NOTICE
If you want gravel, sand, top soil or
excavating just phone 864 Seaforth.
ED BOYCE
Por .artificial ria em nation service or
more information, telephone the Water -
loci Cattle Breeding Association collect at
Clinton ECU 2-2441 between: -7.30 and
0.20 A.M. We supply service to top
quality brills of the .Holstein, Jersey
Ayrshire, Guevsey, Brown • Swiss, Red
Poll, Hereford (polled and horned).
Beef Shorthorn (polled and horned),.
and .Dual Purpose Shorthorn,. Angus .and
Oharolaise breeds. The cost is low.
FOR SALE
Authorized agent for Viking
Cream Separators, Seaforth, Dub-
lin, Clinton and Hensall district.
Repairing a specialty, A few good
used ones on hand. Basil, 0' -
Rourke, Bruceeiild. Phone Hun-
ter
unter 2-9131
Old horsesNANwa ted at 341,o lb.;
and dead cattle at value. IP dead
phone at once. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Phone collect 148334 or •
148331 (Goderich)
BERT PEPPER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Now boolcing Sales for the
coming season
R.R. #8 - Phone Gunton.
Seaforth -HU 2-7664
DEAD STOCKREMOVED
515.00 and up paid for old, sick or dis-
abled horses or cows. Highest Dash value
paid in surrounding district for dead •
stook. Prompt sanitary disposal in winch
equipped trucks. Phone Leroy Acheson,
Atwood, 153, collect
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
PROMPT FARM
DELIVERIES
Walden 8z. Broadfoot
Phone 686w Seaforth
Hudson Sterling
i