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PHONE 87
Local Cancer Societ
Plans For Action
Sea -forth and District Tirane
of the Canadian Cancel' Societ
Met on Wednesday, Sept.. 10th 1
the Town Hall to discuss pi
for the coming year.
The Seaforth and Distri
Branch is a part of the Hut'
Unit which in turn is affiliate
with. the Ontario Division a
tete Canadian Cancer Society.
The original purpose of tit
Cancer Society was to supply th
urgent public need for educatio
about cancer in order that earl
treatment might save lives. Ale
the Society in Ontario took o
the task of raising funds for r
search purposes, The local brano
is prepared to give the foliowin
assistance to needy cancer su
fevers.
Cancer dressings, which or
often required in large numbs
and become an expensive burde
advanced cancer patients, ar
supplied by the Society free
charge, anywhere in Ontario 0
the advice of a doctor Or ours
Also arrangements are made b
local units for transportation o
patients wherever this is regal1'-
ed for diagnosis or treatment. S
necessary, the Society Will mak
arrangements for boarding o
of patients.
Many local units have pro
grammes to provide +comforts fo
cancer sufferers, and loan cu
boards are maintainedned -at sol
units.
Every year the Society* find
new ways of rendering vital sei
vices' to cancer patients, and wil
continue to provide quick hell
where the need is found, and al
help given is in strict confidence
The convenor of the Servic
Committee is Mrs, Norman Mc
Lean of Egrondville, and she o
any member of her committe
would be glad to give any assist
ince possible.
The Cancel' Society does n0
contribute to the costs of hospit
al, drugs or medical care, be
cause funds for this purpose are
available in special circumstan-
ces through various government-
al agencies,
Until research discovers a cure
for all forms of the disease, edu-
cation now about tried and prov-
en methods of treatment is our
greatest single weapon against
cancer. Our education program
aims to save lives by teaching
the nubile to recognise the symp-
toms and obtain early treatment.
Surgery and radiation therapy
can effectively delay, or stop en-
tirely the growth of Certain
forms of cancer if treatment is
begun while the growth is still
localized.
That is why the Society's edu-
cation program is being intensi-
fied every year and more ways
and means found of reaching
more people.
Most of the funds donated to
the Cancer Society are used for,
Cancer Research 33 1/3%, Can -
eel: Education 17.5% and Wel-
fare Services 19.0%,
The Officers and Committee
members of the local branch are
Hon. Pres., Mr. B. F. Christie;
Pres., Ah'. 7, 'W. Talbot; 1st Vice
Pres., 31'r. J. L. Slattery; 2nd
lice Pres.,Mrs, Norman SWISS:lus,
Sac Mrs. Margaret Platt; Treas-
urer, lir. Robert M. Wright;Ser-
vice Committee, Mrs. 1, McLean;
Education Committee, Rev. Dr.
Semple; Publicity Committee,
lire. Harvey M. Mason; Camp-
aign Committee, Mr, F. E. Willis.
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DUBLIN
MOTHER 3I. AG -I -ES EYLAIRE
Mother )I. Agnes Clare, the
former Agnes Rowland of Dub-
lin, Ont., died on Saturday, Sept.
13, at ltrsuline College, "The
Pines," Chatham, Ont, Daughter
of the late Winnifred McGrath
and Patrigk Rowland. Dublin,
Mother Agnes Clare entered the
ri'suline Community, June 25,
1932, Having received the habit,
December 29, 1932, she pronounc-
ed Temporary Vows, Dec. 29,
1934, and Final Vows, Aug. 29th,
1938.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mother M. Afro, 13reacia Hall,
London, Ont., and :firs. Bert Gal
London, Ont., and Mrs.Bert Gal-
lant. Angela. of Windsor, and
three brothers, John, Calgary,
Alberta; Edward, Toronto, and
Frank Rowland of Oakville, Ont.
The recently deceased, Jos, Row-
land, Toronto, was a brother.
At the beginning of her relig-
ious life, Mother. Agnes Clare en-
tered with full and unselfish par-
ticipation into her chosen voca-
tion. From time to time, she took
up the apostolic work of the
community in various missions,
and it was with great devotion
that she dedicated herself loyally
to the general welfare, wherever
she was directed. according to
the will of God. Always retiring
and self-sacrificing, she ivas con-
sidered "a tower of strength" in
whatever convent she lived. It
was while stationed at St. Ig-
nare, Michigan, that she was
stricken by an incurable illness
whirls nacre her a helpless in-
valid for almost 12 year's, "A
tower of strength" in health,
Mother Agnes Clare now because
"a tower of strength" in illness,
for'she devoted herself complete-
ly to the work of the order, by a
life of suffering and prayer, She
was ever a source of edification
and inspiration to everyone with
whom she cane in contact.
Death calve to Mother Agnes
Clare on Saturday, following a
sudden collapse on Friday. With
her death, the I7rsuIines have
lost a beloved member, who will
be metu'nett and missed by all,
Solemn Requiem llass was cel-
ebrated in the holy Family Cha-
pel en Tuesday, Sept. 16. Rev. E.
L. Tierney, Chaplain of "The
Pines," was celebrant, assisted
by Rev, T. 3, Lever, Deacon, and
Rev: 13. E. Wall, Subdeacon, both
of Chatham; Rev. R, A. Van
Presbyterial Holds
Rally at Heri;.sall
Miss Mary E. Whale, on the.
National Staff' of the WAIS of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada
as Director of Overseas Missions,
was the guest speaker at the an-
nual Fall Rally of I-Ioron Presby
terial, Held in Carmel Presby-
terian Church, H'eiieall, Tuesday,
auxiliaries rein'esented were from
Auburn, Belgrayo, Blyth, Bay-
field, Ilensall, Clinton, Goderich
and Seaforth,
Airs. J. F. Scott, Presbyterial
President, presided for morning
and afternoon sessions and those
present were welcomed to Cat'
mel Church by Mrs. S. Dougall,
Presidentof Reiman Sr, WMS.
The devotions 111 the morning
were conducted by Blyth Auxil-
iary, In the meditations Mrs, W.
Shortreed asked that God be tak-
en into all our beginnings and
that we strive only to make such
plans as will meet 911s approval
and be done to Ilis honor and
glo9'y. Miss A. Toll led in prayer.
The . President based her . re-
m'ar'ks on the theme of the rally
which was "Joy in Believing".
"In an age of defeatism and de-
spair we should ring the note of
joy. The good news of the gospel
is that no situation and no soul
is ever helpless, God cares and
God call"
Reports were heard from all
officers and secretaries, The
'Historian, Mrs, A, Taylor', in her
report said that it had been on
Sept, 8, 1914, 44 years ago, that
three missionary groups, the
Montt eat WMS, the WIOMS and
the WIl',MS, had met in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, to
amalgamate and become the
Huron Presbyterial of the VMS
choosing as their motto "The
World For Christ". Mrs, O. Flet-
cher of Thames Road- Church
was the first President, Greetings
from Huron -Maitland Presbytery
were read by the secretary.
The afternoon session opened
with devotions by Goderich Ar.
thur. Circle based on Jesus great
comnlandmient "Love one anoth-
er", stressing that we must be
aware of another's need and lose
ourselves in aei'vice to others.
Those taking part were Mrs. .7'.
A, McConnell, Mrs, C. Edward,
and Mrs., 0, Henderson.
Miss Mary Whale was introduc-
ed by Mrs. D. ,T, Lane and speak-
ing of the troubled situation in
Formosa and briefly India, the
countries she Itas visited as Dir-
ector of Overseas Missions, she
said that our task is bearing
fruit day after day and hour 8f -
ter hour but so much is still to
be done, The prayer of the
Christian Church in Formosa 14
that the faith of Christians will
be strong enough that the force
of evil will be Alit down. They
ar•e thankful that God has called
us as Missionary Women to His
service. People in those coun-
tries hunger for a knowledge of
a God that will Save them and
when they do become Christians
their"joy in believing" is real.
An "In Memoriam" service
was conducted by lire. A. Tay-
lor, paying tribute to those who
have been called to ti higher ser-
vice in the year past. Ml's. M'nt.
Brown, Hensall, sang a solo,
"Come Ye
Blessed" and a skit
"All that we leave" was present -
td by members of the Seaforth
a•.bara Kirkman Auxiliary,
Vynekt, Tilbury East, was Mast-
er of Ceremonies, Present for the
Funeral Service were Rt. Rev. E.
A. O'Donnell, D.P., V.F„ Rev. J.
Uyen, Rev. 7, 13. Clark, Rev. D.
F. Boyer, Rev. F. A, Dostal, S.
J., Rev. R. G. Warden, Rev. M.
S. Kaminski, all of Chatham;
Rev. L. 3. Kelly, Wallaceburg,
Rev. T. G, Dill, Rev. C. G. Walsh
of Loudon, Rev, W. J. O'Flaherty
of Bothwell, Rev. Francis Mc-
Carroll, 0.F.M., Cap., Rev. Bern-
ard Robert, O.F.-1L. Cap., Rev.
Eleutherius Olivier, O.F,II„ Cap.,
and Rev. Father Cyprian, 0,F.M.,
Cap, of Blenheim. Interment was
in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
SCOTT -TUT -MY
Staffa United Church, decorat-
ed with yellow mums and white
gladioli, was the scene of the
marriage or Margaret Joy Vivi-
an, slaughter of lir. and Mrs. C.
Vivian, and Duncan Thos. Scott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Scott, Staffa, on Saturday, Sept.
6, at 2,30 p.m.
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Rev. A. H. Daynard officiated
and Mrs. Fiery Harburn played
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Alice Arm-
strong, London, who sang "0
Perfect Love", "The Lord's Pray-
er". and, "All Joy be Thine",
Given in Marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride was lovely in ny-
lon net over satin with lace frills
and lace bodice trimmed with
pearls and sequins, high neck-
line and lily point sleeves. She
carried a white Bible crested
with red roses.
Mrs, Kenneth Little, London,
was matron of honor, wearing
yellow nylon chiffon over net,
accented with daisies. She car-
ried yellow and mauve totals.
Bridesmaids, Misses Norma Har.
burn, London, and Muriel Scott,
sister of the groom, were dressed
in mauve, and carried yellow
and bronze mums: Flower girls;
Carol Ann Vivian and Frances
Scott, were dressed in green ny-
lon chiffon accented with daisies
and carried baskets of yellow
and bronze mums.
,George Vivian, Staffa,was
groomsman for his brother, and
ushers were Alex Meikle and
Donald Dearing.
A reception was held in the
church hall,, where the bride's
mother received in a light brown
lace dress with green and brown
accessories, and corsage of green
tinted roses, The groom's mother
assisted in a mink brown dress.
with brown and olive green ao-
ceasories, and yellow rose cot,
Sage.
Serving were Audrey' Owens,
Mary Barbour, Irene Colquhoun,
Ina Webber, Adeline Chappel
and Ina Scott,
For travelling in the States
the bride donned an orange ice
duster with matching figured
dress, white and black accessor-
les, and white carnation corsage,
They will reside on the groom's
farm at Cromarty.
WALTON
Miss Mary Mowbray who has
disposed of ]ler house and pro-
perty to Mr. Nelson Reid intends
holding an auction sale in the
near future. Antique items will
be for sale. Watch for further an-
nouneements.
Church serviee will be held in
Duff's United Church next Sun-
day morning at 11 a.nl. with Rev.
It. V. Workman of Seaforth in
charge. Sunday School will com-
mence at 10 a.ni.
The Walton Public School has
been closed during the past week
owing to the illness of the teach-
er, Mrs. Margaret Robertson.
Mrs, Graham Sltoldice was
hostess for a shower on Friday
evening honoring Miss Alma
Fowler of Seaforth.
.Mr. and Mrs, T. Dundas have
returned ]tome after spending the
Past week in New York the guest
of Miss Tillie Dundas,
DUBLIN
HIGH SCHOOL YAWS
We had a very thrilling exper-
ience Wednesday afternoon when
we saw the Shakespearean pro-
duction of Henry IV. Rev. Di'.
Ffoulkes explained the play- to
us before and eight cars and a
station wagon provided trans-
portation for teachers and stud-
ents with the only mishap "a
flat tire".
Monday morning found some
of the older students looking
eagerly into grade ten's room, ad-
miring the new desks, I even
heard someone remarking they
wouldn't mind being in grade 10
again.
We are privileged to have lir.
Marley with us again supervising
our music classes.
There are rumors going about
that the boys niigllt be starting
a 11100111 organ band. So boys try
your best and. we soon hope to
hear you play. The glade 12 and
grade 10 girls are going to be
playing volleyball this year; the
team captains are Nancy Kelly
and myself. To all volleyball
Players level heads and strong
arms!
Two more appointments have
been made, first Theresa Duch-
ar•.nle has been appointed by 50,
clamation as mission representa-
tive for grade 12, secondly Cath-
arine Ryan has been appointed
librarian.
Comments: Grade nine, do you
want to get accluainted with
Hamlet or do you really forget
your books?
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Visit Seaforth Fair
hursday Night
SEE OUTSTANDING DISPLAYS OF SEAFORTH
MERCHANTS, INDOOR EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY
PROGRAMME AT 8 P.M.
Medley of Dutch Dancing, Irish Dancing, Tap Dancing
(Class of Mrs. )3roderick)
Sharon Strong, solo
Eileen Smith and Margaret Hiller, duet
SECOND PROGRAMME
Doris. Johnston, marimba solo
Judy Nicll:ling, Hamilton, tap (lancing
Jimmy McNulty, Scotland, dramatic accordionist
Cromarty Step Dancers
Steve and Judy, acrobatic team
Crowning of Champion Cook
Presentation of Baldwin Hardware Special A com-
plete 6 -piece cannister set including bread box
DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT
KEN WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
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BARN
Clarke -To Rev. anti Mrs. Ernest G.
Clarke, at Kingston, on Sept, 14th, a
daughter
Staples -At Scott Memorial Hospital
fon Sept. 12, to. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
,Staples, St. Columbal, a daughter
Heard -At Scott Memorial Sesotho]
on September 10, to Mr. and Mrs,. GOr-
dlon Heard, Beylleldl a son -
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to .extend our 'heartfelt ap-
preciation to all our neighbors and
friends wino in any way helped us in
oar recent sad bereavement For the
many cards. floral tributes, and acts of -
kindness, special thanks to Dr. Goddard,
Rev. Pitt and Rev. Daniel, also Mrs,
Rose, organist, and the. llonthron Fa-
nernl home.
Mrs Rosa Miley
M. and Mrs. Ward Forrest
Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Riley
IN MEMORIAM
Brodbagen In loving memory af.
our dear father and brother, Harmon
Brodhagen, who passed away September
21, 1967.
rears' of striving, little of play.
Loving and giving the whole ofthe way.
A cherished smile, aheart of gold;
To the dearest dad and brother the
world could hold.
Happy memories, fond and .true,
From us who thought the world of you,
-Sadly missed by the Family
CARD OF THANKS
The femur of the late Mats, Louise
Flanagan, wish to extend their ' sincere
thonks and appreciation for messages
of sympathy, floral tributes and Mass
cards. Special thanks to Fr. McCowen
and Dr. Stapleton
COMING EVENT
L.O.L. Euchre, Orange Hall, Seaforth,
Fri. Sept, 26th. Dravv '011 $50 will be
made
COMING EVENT
Elective M IOOF hell, Sept. 29, under
auspices of. OPT Committee of 000 Fel-
lows end Rebekahs
FOR SALE
Girls 3 -piece winter set, hold with vel-
vet trim, size 3X. Mrs, David Shannon
HELP WANTED
Reliable lady for general housework
to take full charge, all modern convent
onces. Apply to Box M, Seaforth News
Iv SALE
100 Red
pullets 5 months
James McQuaid, phone Dublin 40•14.
HONEY FOR SALE
When attending the Seaforth Fair be
euro .and tante Home a Pall of delicious
September honey with all the Fallvita-
mins at 20c lb. Also .clover' money ! .5c 1h.
in your own containers. Wallace Ross
Arteries, North Main at„ Seaforth
FOR SALE
10 clunks,. Don Crich, RR3 Seaforth.
Phone Clinton HU 2-0253
WAN
Reliable single man Efor D
general into
work by the year. Apply to W.J.F. Bell
K!ppan
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, September 18, 1958
BOX
• Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Hospital Careful
Bed Attention
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 596W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,'M.D,
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforth
114.1411111
SEAFORTH CLINIC
91
A. McMaster, B.A., M.D., Int4'rnist'.
P. L. Brady, M,D„ Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 pan. to 5 p.m., daily
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday only 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made in advance ars
desirable
arecosmummegammenesmem
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J.O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.14L, V.S.
W. G. DRENNAN. D.V.M„ V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN B. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist
Phone 701. Main St„ Seaforth
Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
5.52; Wed. 9 AM to 12,80 PM. Thur, evs
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
above Hawkins' Hdwo, Mon. 9 to 5.80
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks ef-
feated' at lowest rates In First.
- Class Companies
Dublin CommuOE
nity. l Salle of Livestock,
Cronin Sales .barn, every Wednesday
commencing at 2 pan. Livestock must
be inspected and at the sale by 2 p.m,
Phone 4, Dublin. Saleswill be held every
Wednesday.
.-.Note change of time, starting Sept. 24
FOR SALE
50 Sussex x Red pullets, laying. Pind-
ere strain. Phone Dublin 45r25, Hubert
Johnston, Walton RR 2
Fill and to1FOli. Reason able, Town of
Seaforth, Contact H, Maloney
100 Sussex F01RdSALEs, started to
lay. Phone 8371'41. Russell Dolmage
FOR SALE
x
450 Red Roc pullets ready to lay,
Gordon Wren,' Iiippen. Phone 674x3
Henson
FARM FOR SALE
75 aeras with no buildings, Pt, Lot,
1, Con. 18, Hallett. Good, . well. Colin
McDonald, Blyth RR 1
FOR SALE
39 inch table top 4 burner natural gas
stove. Inquire Drysdale Hardware, Hen -
sail, Ont.
FOR SALE
Mixed dry wood, 35 a cord delivered.
'Phone 64x16 Duhiin, Louis P. Coyne,
Seaforth RR 5
Sprayed apples R \v SALE y, St. Lawr-
ence, etc., free deliver), in town. P11o00
HU_ 3214. Fred McClymont & Sons,
Varna
SALES HELP WANTED
WANTED: Reliable man us Dealer in
Huron County. Experience not necessary.
A fine opportunity to stop into old pro-
fitable business where Rawloigh Prod-
ueln have been sold for year]. Big pro-
fits. Products furnished on cre<llt, Write
Rawleigh's, Dept, I-964-163, 4(105 Riche-
lieu St., Montreal
SALrs AND SERVICE
Viking Separator's, Authorized dealer
Dublin, Seaforth and Clinton. Basil
O'Rourke's Blacksmith & Welding Shop.
Br•ueefiel4
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects, In the town of
Seaforth, North Main Street, on Wed..
Sept. 24th, at 1 p.m. Dining room table
6 dining room chairs, aide board. Dining
room suite, consisting of table anil oix
chairs, combination china cabinet and
bullet.
Walnut upholstered platform rocker,
upholstered rocker, 4 rocking chairs, 2
kitchen tables, sewing machine, beds,
springs & dressers,. 8 small tables, 2
studio couches,cloy bed, .pillows, bed -
dings, quilts, blankets, linens, Finlay
range, coal or wood, nearly new.. Quan-
tity dishes, cutlery, cooking utensils,
lawn mower, garden tools, wash tub
with stand, step ladder, crocks, flower
oats, fruit jams, numerous other articles.
ntmrdaThos.
Au,
Terms
Jackson; Clerk, E. Beattie.
Chesney
J. W. BLACKBURN
:rhes. Bac., ,R.lM.T•
PIANO AND ORGAN
Harmony, Counterpoint, Foram
and Analysis
Personal Tuition at 36 Norman Street,
Stratford
Phone 1536
Specializing in Correspondence Tuition
in All Theoretical Subjects
for Out -of -Town Students
TENDERS WANTED
Tuckorsmillt Screel Area
Separate tenders are invited for the
supplying of
: --
(a) Furnace fuel oil for schools Nos.
2, 6, 7 and .0for the 1958.00 school
term,
(b) Best quality anthracite hard fur-
nace coal, 7 tons to each of Schools
Nos. 1 and 4.
(e) Best quality stoker coal, 7 tons to
School No. 8.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Closing date for tend-
ers is noon, October 1st, 1968,
W. P. ROBERTS, Sec.-Treas.
Seaforth RR 3
TREASURER'S SALE OF
LANDS FOR TAXES
Corporation of the County of Huron
To WIT
By virtue of a warrant issued by the
Warden of the County of Iluron under
his and and the seal of the said corp-
oration bearing date of 12th day of
August. 1958 sale of lands in arrears of
taxes in the County of Huron will be
held at my office at the hour of 2.90.
nm, in the Court House on the 0th day
of December 1058unless the. taxes .and
costs are sooner .paid. Notice is hereby
given that the list of lands- for solo for
arrears 'of taxes was published in the
Ontario Gazette an the Oth day of Sep-
tember 1008, and that copies of the said
list may be had at my office.
The adjourned sale, if necessary, will
be field at the above office on the 16111
cloy of December, 1858.
Treasurer's Office this 18th day of.
August, 1908.
(signed) J. G. Betty, Treasurer
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT.
°R'lcers-President, Wm. S. Alexander'
Vice -Pres., R. Archibald; Manager and
Sea. -Treace, M, A. Reid, Seaforth,
Directors -J. L. Malone, Seaforth; 1.
H. batwing, Blyth; W. 5, Alexander,
Walton; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; J. A
Pepper, Brucefield; C. W. Loonhardt,
Bornholm; H. Fuller, Goderich; E.
Archibald,Seaforth; Allister Broadfoot,
Sgaforth,
Agents -Wm. Leiper Jr„ Londeaboro,
J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen • Selwyn Baker,
Brussels, Erie Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous to effect inourance or
transact other business, will be prom85410! .
attended to by application to any of the
above named officers addressed to their
respectivepost office].
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Quick,: RinexpennsivO eEP ndRguaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House,, phone 347R. Seaforth
WANTED
Old horses wanted et 311r(lo lb., and
dead cattle et value. If dead phone at
once. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch. Phone
collect 148334 or 1183J1 (Goderich)
For artificial ninnsemination service or
more information, telephone the Water-
loo Cattle Breeding Association collect
at:-- Clinton HU 2-34.11 between 7.30
and 0,30
.m. w
a eels days,
Gt
y . n 8 p.m. on
Saturdays. Do not call for service on
Sunday. Cows in heat an Sunday can be
inseminated satisfactorily on Monday.
We supply service to top quality bulla
of the Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, Guern-
sey, Brown Swiss, Red Poll, Hereford
(pelted & horned) Beef Shorthorn (poll-
ed and horned) and Dual Purpose Short.
horn, Angus and Charolais breeds, The
cost is low. ;4
SEE �-
The new Resulta adding mach-
ine (printing) at 79.95, adds and
sullstracta. Regular Resulta at
49.95 (with adding only at 30,95).
Savaugea, Seaforth
Notice
•
Township of Tuckersmith
DUMPING GROUND
Township of Tuckersmitli 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. Cheaper, Clerk
'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, 256
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-operators Insurance
'Association
500 pullets atO Rti SAL El
ay 1 200 are
Leghotns ; 250 Goldenneck layers. W.
E. Haney, phone 66203
PEACHES
B1berta peaches, Bartlett pears, Mc-
Intosh apples. Being containers and
pick your own, Govenloek Orchards, i/e
mile north of Forest
CUSTOM .COMBINING
For beans, flax, movers or buck-
wheat we have all the necessary
attachments to make this mach-
ine do a good job on various
crops, Prices reasonable by the
acre or we will combine -clover
on a share basis if desired, Lyle
Montgomery, rrl Clinton, 941-11.-31
Seaforth
PIANO TUNING
30 years' experience. Geo, B. Clarice,
Organist St. Thomas' Clench, 5caforth.
Phone 84