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MATCHING SETS
SHIRTS
TS
Choose from forest green,
airforce, ran, grey and Bark,
Sanforized fine cotton twill,
fast color shirt and pant sets.
Shirts 14,,'2 to 1714 size
Pants 30 to 44 waist
Shirts 3.50 & 3.95
Pants 4.50 to 6.95
Right weight, truly wash
and wear pants for sum-
mer wear in shades of
grey and brown. Just wash,
drip dry and wear—needs no
pressing
10.95 to 13.95
New, Half Sleeve
SPORT
SHIRTS
Popular half sleeve style
sport shifts for sunnier
wear in a wide range of
fancy patterns, checks and
cross stripes —in cool sum-
mer shades
Sizes S, M, L, OS
2e95 to 3.95
Stewart Bros.
Two for the Money
With today's rising costs, none of us can afford to
overlook a "double -value." And you really get "two for
the Money" when you use gas! You see, gas itself is the
perfect fuel ... clean, dependable, quick, economical. Now
modem science and production know-how step into the pic-
ture and add automation to gas appliances ... to give you
the ultimate in carefree, automatic convenience. That adds
up to two for the money for you!
But that's still not the end of the bargain ... for to-
day's colorful gas`appliances fit beautifully into every home
decorating scheme , , , and cost so little to install — so little
to use.
Any way you look at it. .. with gas, the ideal fuel, and
"jet -age" gas appliances, you hold the twin keys to better,
easier living.
GAS SERVES YOU — AND THE COMMUNITY, TOO!
UNION('4AS.COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
85 Downie St.
Stratford
STANLEY
A special 'Mother's Day sec -
vice was held M I oshen United
Church oh Sunday. 'Special mus-
ic was provided by Mrs. A. Mc-
Kinley, Mrs. „R. (Peck, Mr. Rich-
ard RZobins�on and,Mr. Roy Me -
Bride. Rev, T. J. (Pitt'performed
the rite of baptism. Those 'bap-
tized -were Janet Louisa, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. McKinley
and (Marjorie Elizabeth, 'daught-
er .of Mr. and (Ml's. A. Keys.
KIPPEN EAST
• The Kippen East W. I. will
meet alt the home 'of IMrs.''Dor-
othy iS8avin. on Wednesday, May
21, at 8.130. Roll •call is High-
lights from the 213 years activi-
ty of the iKippen :East W, if.
Motto, Consider ,the turtle; he
doesn't make progress untihe
stinks his neck out. This will be
taken by Mrs. (Harry Caldwell,
and guest speaker +will be " Don
Brock. Contest. by Mrs. C. Byre.
Music by Mas, ,Tien. MacKay and
'Current .EIvents 1by Mrs Eldon
Jarrett, Poem by Mrs. A.Mac=
1Gregor. Lunch' committee: Mar-
garet MacKay, IMrs. Wm. Kyle,
Mrs. IWm.' EBel1 and Mrs. Camip-
ibell Eyre.
DUBLIN
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
By R. Flannery
With our school reunion com-
ing' up on Erliday night, this
week started in a turmoil of
decoratioijs, lunch prolblems and
committees. However bynow
everything is getting straighten-
ed out: We have hired caterers
to look after the lunch which,
by the way, is free. Our reun-
ion will start at 9.130 with, .a
short program. A. history of D.
0. IS. will be the main . item
which should be very interest-
ing to its former students. Now
all we can do is wait and hope
for a nice night and a good
crowd.
!Congratulations to the grade
nine gnus' chorus comprised of
Anne `Dalton, Kathleen Hunt,.
Theodore Visser, Anne Murray,
Wilhelmina Van Bakel, Leon -
ore Wittman, Betty Wittman,.
.Luella Moylan, and ERita'Ken-
nedy who brought back the
shield from the 1Musia Festival
on Friday. Also congratulations
to Dianne' Xistner, Leona Kraus-
ko'pf, 'Helen Maloney, Louise O'-
Rourke, Marion iMcLaughlin and
Sheila Malone on winning first
prize in their grade 10 double
trio. These . nurnlbers . will be
heard on Friday night in our
program.
McKILLOP
The W. A. of McKillop Evan-
gelical Church entertained the
ladies of 'Bethel United Church
on Thursday at the church. Mrs.
Amacher was the guest speaker
at the Christian Family pro-
gram. She spoke on the theme of
Love and Brotherhood. Mrs. E.
Koehler was soloist and Miss
Boyd presented a .piano solo.
Other members 'of the McKillop
group presented poems and
readings on Mother's Day. A
lunch was served by the McICil-
lop ladies.
At McKillop E. T1. 93. Church
'Mother's Day service. Lyle Rus-
sel, son. of Mr. and 'Mrs. Lavern
Hoegy was baptized.. Rev. and
Mrs. Aniacher and Dennis pre-
sented a suitable duet for the
occasion.
'Garry Koehler eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Koehler re-
turned home from Victoria Hos-
pital, (London, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eggert
and daughters. visited with +14r.
and Mrs. A, McNichol at Blyth
on Sunday.
IMrs. 'George Hoegy of Sea -
forth visited with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Koehler.
Rev. and (MTs. A. Amacher
IT'S BIG SPRING VALUE TIME !
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 15.16.17
DEL MONTE - Fancy Halves
PEACHES .......... ' 20 oz tin 31c
DELIVXONTE Fancy
FRUIT COCKTAIL'' 20 oz tin 33c
_PINEAPPLE JUICE, Del Monte
2 20 oz tins- 31c' LARGE 48 oz. Tin 35c
TOMATO ` You'll love the Flavor !
CATSUP 2 11 oz bottles 35 c
DEL MONTE -- Fancy Tender.
SWEET PEAS . 2 15 oz tins 33c
DE:L MONTE -- Cream, Style
FANCY CORN 2 15 oz t'ins 33c
CHICKEN 'NOODLE'
Lipton's SOUP MIX 2 pkgs 25 c
'CHEERY MORN" COFFEE 1 Ib bag 79c
COOKED HA1VIS—IVlap'1e Leaf .... 1/ ib tin $1.65
SPAGHETTI & MEAT, BALLS, large 40 oz tin 69c
HEAVY WAXED PAPER .... 100 ft. Roll Box 33c
TOILET TISSUE—White Swan ... 3 ige rolls 39c
SOCKEYE SALMON, "Maple Leaf" 7% oz tin 45c
SWIFT'S JEWEL SHORTDNING 1 lb. pkg. 31c.
ROBIN I-OOD FLOUR'- All Purpose 7,115 bag 55c
CHERRY PIE FILL, St. Williams 20 oz. Tin 35c
GRAPE JUICE -Welch's , : 12 oz Bot. 21c 24 oz. bot. 39c
HONEY GRAHAMS—Christie's Cookies 131 oz pkg 35c
CORN SYRUP—Bee Hive Golden. 2 lb. Tin 31c
SALAD DRESSING—Shedd's 16 oz. Jar 39c
-APPLE JUICE—Allen's Vitaminized 2 20 oz. tins 29c
SPECIAL K -Kellogg's Cereal Pkg. 28c
MARGARINE—Swift's. Golden Dew .. ..... 2 1 lbplegs. 53c
SMITH'S GROCERY
UNITED BUYERS STORE
PHONE 12 SEAFORTH
and Lorne of Zurich and Mrs.,
Fred Hoegy of Seaforth visited
with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoegy on
Sunday.
Miss Diane 'Rock . spent the
weekend with Miss Margaret
Dietze near ;Sebringville,
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Keith and Kenneth, Carlingford,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks and
George, Staffa, visited 0n Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Becker, Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Francis, of
Woodstock, visited with relatives
in the village on Sunday,
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Sa-
rah Scott were Mr. and Mrs. J.
hi, Scott and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Scott and family.
Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace and
Margaret Aim and Mrs. Grace
Scott attended a ballet dancing
show in London on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Houghton,
Leonard and Peter, Teeswater,
visited on Monday with Mrs. M.
Houghton.
We extend our sympathyto
the family of the late Mrs. David
Chappel who passed away last
Week:
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Lorraine and David, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Laing and Marilyn
with Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing on
Sunday. -
Mrs. T. Laing was a delegate
to the Women's Institute Confer-
ence in Guelph last week.
Mrs. Nelson Hmlkin, Belmore
and other members of their fam-
ily visited on Mothers Day with
Mr, and Mrs, WiIL Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinsman
were pleasantly surprised on the
occasion of their 35th wedding
anniversary. The family and
grandchildren spent a social even-
ing with them. Joyce Ferguson
and Bobby Kinsman presented
their grandparents with a gift
from the family and refreshments
were served.
Meet the Prime Minister...of 2018!
"We think so, anyway. Whatever his future,
our job is to provide him with the best we can,
"That takes money. That's why we're saving
regularly, and that's why we've opened an
account for Jimmy at THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE"
775 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU
Seaforth ranch: G, C. Brightrall, Manager
Dublin Branch: E. J. Dean, Manager
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend sincere thanks
and appreciation to everyone Who help-
ed in any way during our sad bereave-
ment. Also thanks to Drs. Markus and
Brady,. and to Box Ambulance service.
—Mr. and Mrs, Curl Roseand family
CARD OF THANKS
/rash to thank all. those who visited
me and sent me cards, .treats, also Pr.
MoCowell, Drs, McMaster, Brady and
Markus, special nurse Mrre. Jack Lane,
and.: staff at Scott Memorial Hospital,.
while I was a patient there
JOSEPH NOLAN
IN MEMORIAM
Montgomery, W. H,—In loving mem-
ory of n dear husband, father and
grandfather, W. H. Montgomery, who
passed away one year ago, May 18, 1967.
Your mammy to us is a keep sake
With which we will never part,
Though God has you In His beeping
Wo still have you in our hearts.
—Ever remembered by wife and. fam-
ilY:and.grandchildren
TENDERS WANTED
For .installation of forced air oil
furnace at .-S5 13 MolCillop. Tenders re-
ceived until May 31st. Work to be com-
pleted by July 81, 1958
forth—W .1,2 McDowell, Sec.-Treas., Sea-
• TEACHER WANTED
Teacher for SS No. 6 XeKillop,
miles east of Winthrop, Huron County.
Duties to commence Sept. 2, 1968, Ap-
proximately 30 pupils. Applicant to
state qualifications, experience, religion
andsalaryexpected.
Apply to Leslie J. Pryee, Sec,-Treas.,
RR 1 Dublin
E
Willem
FOR rS range, reasonable,
Phone 6061631OR
A number 06 ehoBA LE
sows ready to breed. George gBlake, g 664
r31—RR4 Seaforth
E
Dining 00am0 ableAand six chairs,
reasonable. Robert Watson
A good roundd Rbobbin ESinger sewing
machine. Apply J. Horan, 43r0 Dublin
Bels sitter WANTED
y to look after child in
our own home for afternoons, with Wed.
& Sun, off Apply to Box 9, The Sea -
forth News
meanly 4 burrnRerSeel chic stove with
heavy duty Wiring, in good condition.
331. W Seaforth, Mrs.Clare Reith
WANTED
Good grass £or 0 or E7steers. Contact
or leave your name at 54, Seaforth
GOOD MAN WANTED
Ono interested in farming,or willing
to lean. Must bo steady. Jonathan
Hugill, 3 miles west. of Seaforth, hwy 8
CONCRETE SILOS •.
This is a corn year. Don't rely on hay
for this year. A good field of corn will
be your best bet. See .1. E. Ilugill &
Sons now. Phone 6671613
• FOR SALE
2 men's navy blazers, sizes 36 and 30,
worn only a few times.. Mny be seen at
Flannery's 'Cleaners for prices
Quantity ofFfeeed I
to
LE oats. Robert
Wallace, phone 8551,11
Rangetta,
FO
R s summers. Phone
832x3 •
A beautiful outs RENTe self contained 4
room apartment, available June 1. Art
Wright, .phone 77 ; after hours 107 J
PLANTS FOR SALE
Early tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower,
red cabbage, ..Brussels sprouts, broccoli,
geraniums in nine .colors, .petunia and
other flower planta. Bakers Greenhouse,
Your Garden Center, Seaforth
SEED CORN
Order .
your supply of Punk's G. Hy-
brid seed corn now, for a good 1968
corn. crop. W. A. Haugh and Sons, of
Brucefield, 658 r 23 Seaforth
Large - Waterloo SALE
horse,g with added wheel eweights, tractor,
plough and sickle bar; also Roto-
hoe with mower attachment.. Spray -
motor wheelbarrow sprayer, fertilizer
and other garden tools, H. G. Meir .
A four roomedO aparrttment, furnished
or unfurnished, Mrs. Marie Hickey
day evening. Dinner was served
to over 40 members by the Born-
holm Group of " United Church
Women. John. Prueter introduced
the guest speaker, Mr.'Hari'is, .of
the Insurance Underwriters As-
sociation, of Toronto, He spoke
from the buyers' viewpoint on
general insurance, and disclosed
many points the ordinary policy
holder does .not think of when he
collects or -buys insurance, R.
Sholdice thanked the speaker.
Wm. Riehl, the president, called
on the- chairman. of several coin=
mittees for reports. Ford Dicki
son reported the park has been
levelled and seeded. Committee
meetings were held after the
close of business.
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday,May 15, 1553
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RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, .. inexpensive and guaranteed:
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. _ Opposite -
Dick douse, phone 347R, Seaforth •
If you want NOTICE
gOTI, band, top seri or
excavating. just -phone 854 Seaforth.
ED 'BOYCE -.
NOTICE
For artificial insemination service or
more information, telephone the Water.
loo Cattle Breeding Association oolleet at
Clinton ITU 2-3441 between: 7.30 and)
0,30 A.M. We supply service to top•
quality bulls of the Holstein, Jersey,.
Ayrshire, Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Red
Poll, Hereford (polled and horned),.
Beef Shorthorn (polled and horned),
and Dual Purpose Shorthorn, .Angus and.
Charolaise 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 O'-
Rourke, Bruceefild. Phone Hun-
ter 2-9131
Notice '
Township of Tuckersmith.
DUMPING -GROUND
Township- of Tuokersmith Dumping::
Ground will be open Wednesday and.
Saturday afternoons from 2 to 6 o'clock
and evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock, until,
further notice.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
- Insure Co-op Way
Auto, Accident' and Sickness,
Liability, Wind, Fire and other
perils
P. A. "PETE" ROY, CLINTON
Phone Collect HU 2-9357
Co-oper'ator's Insurance
Association
NOTICE
Your Dealer of
WATKINS PRODUCTS
Henry Stryker,
has changed address to
CLINTON, R.R. 4
Phony HU -2-9857
HELP WANTED
We have an interesting proposition in
stook for YOU. We need ambitious repre
sentatives to sell our well -]mown prod-
ucts in: Dashwood, Exeter, Goderich,
Seaforth, Zurich, and surroundings. Do
not hesitate, write without any obliga-
tion for details and free' catalogue to T.
Gardner, O. P. 58, Station 0, Montreal -
FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE
Repairs to all makes of vacuum clean-
ers. Reconditioned cleaners of all makes
for sale. BOB PEON, Varna
Phone Hensall 606 r 2
RIGHT NOW
When our stock is
complete -- is a good
time to buy your
`Sutmer' Footwear
Willis Shoe Store
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
PROMPT FARM
DELIVERIES
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 686w Seaforth
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery, at lot 6, Con. 0,
.Grey Twp., 1 mile east of Brussels, on
Sat., .May 24th, at ' -2 P.M. Machinery
.-Dion threshing machine 28x48 fully
equipped, on rubber and 7 inch 120 ft.
belt. 14linneapolia Moline r (Waterloo)
tractor 7 years .old. Waterloo disk 9 01.
18 inch disk. Tnternatidnai 3 furrow nee
bottom plow. International 814 ft. stiff.
tooth cultivator, Minneapolis Moline
(Waterloo) power onower. Minneapolis'
Moline (Waterloo) side rake, 4 bar' (like
new). Land roller, 6 section -diamond
harrows & double trees. 50 ft.. endless
hamrher mill belt. All above implements
are like new & in excellent condition.
7 ft. Massey Harris binder with new
sickle knife and 2 new canvasses. Inter-
national 13 run fertilizer drill, - Heavy
duty wagon on rubber. 16 ft. hay rack.
Massey Harris hay loader. Clinton fan-
ning mill with. pulley. 2000 :lb". scales,
stock or weighing crate. 21 inch power
lawn mower with 4 cycle motor, log
gong chains, pig trough., scattier, 3
small timbers, 2 rope heavy block and
tackle,, other articles too nun:eoous to
mention. No reserve, farm sold.
Terms cash up to 060; over that am-
ount 6 months credit on bankable joint
notes. Threshing machine and tractor,
1/3 down time of sale and balance in.
18 months (3 equal payments)
Prop., W. Elmer. Ellacott Aactl„-set,.
Harold Jackson.. Clerk, D. P. Oh'ntney