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STEWART BROS.
HENSALL
Mrs. Emalie Schroeder is visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Storey
and family at Tillsonburg.
Miss Etta-7arrott and Miss
Vera Colbert of Toronto spent
the weekend at their homes on
highway 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Simpson
spent the past week visiting with
relatives in Toronto.
Mr, Geo 'Glenn is 'confined to
his ram owing to illness. His
many friends wish him a speedy
recovery,
Amber Lodge Meets
Noble Grand, Mrs. Archie
MacGregor presided at the re-
gular meeting of Anlbei' Rebek-
ah Lodge 349. The charter was
draped in memory of the late
Mrs. Letitia Sangster. Mrs, S.
Rennie, Vice Grand, reported
cards and flowers sent to mem-
Ibers who were ill, Arrangements
were made for the Past Noble
Grands to attend dhe District
meeting to be held in Clinton on
,April 18th at 3 o'clock. ''The
Financial Secretary, (M'rs. 'G
Vodland gave a report of the
bake sale and tea (which was held
in March. At the 'close of the
meeting d'eg'ree practise was
held ccndiwdted by ;Mrs, (Sam
Dougall.
IDr, A. R. Campbell and Mrs.
Campbell of (Guelph attended the
,funeral of the late Mrs, ,Letitia
.Sangster and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Y. Maclaren
W. B. Elder
William 'Benjamin Elder,, 62,
wdro (deed Friday at 'London, was
a (graduate of the Ontario Agri-
cultural (College, and farmed
most of his life in 'Hay twp. For
several years he was sec.-treas.,
of the 'Ontario Threshermen's
Association, was active in the
Plowmen's Association, and in
the feed and grain business, .and
(was the first president of the
Federated Agricultural Associa-
%ion of Hay twtwp.He was twice
married, Surviving besides his
wife, are two sans, Harold and
Kenneth, (Hay twp., one daugh-
ter, •Mrs, (Farling Lund, IG1eve-
1and; two (brothers, John, Osha-
wa; !Lorne, Hamilton; and four
sisters, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hen-
son; Mrs. A. E. Howe, Hyde
Park; Mrs. Lyle .Stadiham, Kings-
ville, and Mrs. Delbert Geiger,
Z:urict. Private services were
conducted ;Monday at 2 ppm.. my
Rev. C. D. Daniel,
Miss Shirley Chapman 1R. N,
of Sarnia 'visited over the week-
end with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Lorne (Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell were
recent visitors with relatives in
London,
Mrs, Ron Moir and daughter
of'Strathroy were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moir.
MacDonaldRev. Donald MacDonald con-
ducted "communion service ' in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning when a large
class of communicants joined
the congregation by profession
of faith. Mrs. Wm. Brown con-
tributed a vocal solo entitled,
"The Lord's Prayer". Mrs, Har-
old Bell presided at the organ.
dr, and Mrs. Rapson of Sum-
merSum-
merHill have purchased the
dwelling owned by Miss Alice
Kyle on Main Street. Mr, and
Mrs. John (Cornell have pur-
chased the dwelling owned by
Mrs, Flora iConsltt, also on Main
street.
EGMONDVILLE
Mrs. R. Boyes nvho has spent
some weeks with her sister, Miss
May Stolbie in Detroit, has re-
turned to her home, her sister
returned with her.
Mrs. Ivy Henderson has been
visiting with her daughter, 'Mrs.
Gordon Ohurchward and Mr.
(Ohurchward, in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Houston
of Ayton were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Andrew 'Hou-
ston and Miss Frances Houston.
Rev. A. W, and Mrs. Gardiner
of Alvinston called on Mrs. J.
S. Watson on Tuesday.
Rev. Andrew H. and (Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie and family of Islington
visited with the former's mother
Mrs. Hugh McLachlan and Mr.
McLachlan, also with Mrs. Me-
Kenzie's father, Mr, Thos. Ro-
binson .and family.
The Sacrament of Holy Com-
munion will .be observed In Eg-
anondville 'Church on Sunday,
(April 15bh at 15 'a.m. Prepara-
tory service on Friday at 8 pm.
STELCO
1 T 0 R"
began with incorporation in 1910. In the 46 years since
then Steleo has
Made 28,000,000 tons of steel;
Paid $717,000,000 to employees;
Paid $179,000,000 to government in taxes;
Spent $1,365,000,000 for materials and services;
Invested $232,000,000 in plants.
The above figures show how Steleo has contributed to
the wealth and progress of Canada.
STEEL C
THE C
NY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
WALTON
Mr. ,Kenneth (Ryan has return-
ed to St, Jerome's College, alt
Kitchener, atter spending 'his
holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph !Ryan.
The April ,meeting •o$ the Wal-
ton W. A. met on 'Thursday aft-
ternoon with 24 ladies present.
Mrs. K. MciDonald, 2nd vice pre-
sident took charge of the meet-
ing. The meeting opened by
singing hymn 215 with Mfrs. J.
Bryans at the piano. Scripture
reading, 'Psalm 16, was read by
Mrs. A. Tulnlbull. Biome reading,
Easter Gladness, by Mrs. K. Mc-
Donald, The W. A. theme song
was then sung. .Sec. report was
read and approved, also thank -
you cards. Treas. report was
given by Mrs. Coutts, on hand
$279!58. Closing hymn 236, The
meeting closed with ,prayer.
SECTOR PROJECT
IRev. R. G. (McMillan, 'Gorier-.
ieh, has been named ,director 'of
the Stewardship (Sector Project
for the Presbyterian Presbytery
of Huron -Maitland. Co -directors
willhe Rev. T. J. McKinney of
Teeswater.
A steering cotmnittee coonpris-
ing the minister and represen'ta-
tive elders from the congrega-
tions wilting to participate were
named.
/The following congregations
to date are participating; Got=
elic�h, Seaforth, Teeswater,
Molesworth and .Gorrie.
The sector project is a 'com-
bination of the (Every Person
.Canvass anti Visitation Evangel-
ism. '.Congregations
FOR SALE
Single bed, anattress and
springs, kitchen 'cabinet, all in
good condition. Phone 3.31 W,
Seaforth,
FOR SALE
A good Durham cow to fresh-
en April 20 and ayoung calf.
,Also brass mounted team harn-
ess and .collars. George Cod-
clough, Clinton, R. R. 1, Phone
61.3 3 3.
WANTED
Want to borrow $3,000 payable
in 3 equal instalments, 7%. Live-
stock and land for security, A.p-
ply to Box 127, Seaforth News
WANTED TO BUY
Wanted, a steel land roller.
Phone 6501.23
FOR SALE
House and property in Tucker-
smith, 4 miles south of Egmond.
ville. Two storey frame house
and small stable, '7 acres of land.
John Smith, phone 65112 Seaforth
FOR SALE
About 200 bales of hay, timothy
and alfalfa. George Rock, Dublin
24r4
STOP
Use Fire Chief Chemical Chim-
ney Cleaner to eliminate soot ancl
carbon from your Oil Burners &
Furnaces. No muss, fuss, or odor.
Just sprinkle three tablespoons
in fire box. For sale at Soaforth
Farriers Co-op
FOR SALE
Alfalfa and timothy seed. Chas,
Lane, phone 6471'12
GLAD BULBS
10 for 75e, 10 for 90e. Packaged
25 for 90c, Eric Milner Flowers,
phone 393 Seaforth
TO RENT
A three roomed heated apart-
ment, private bath. Enquire at
News Office
FOR SALE
A used piano, Quebec heater,
medium size, two beds. Enquire
at News Office
WANTED
A used tricycle. Phone 836014
Seaforth
FOR SALE
A chestnut Belgian gelding, 12
years old. James Carnochan,
Seaforth
THANK YOU
We'd like to thank all otu' nei-
ghbors, friends, and relatives and
the W,A. for ail their kindness to
us since my return from Seaforth
Hospital and also thanks to Dr:
Brady and Rev. Holden and every
one who carie to see ire,
Mrs. Joseph Thornton
FOR SALE
A quantity of loosehay. Phone
37x17 Dublin. Wni. J. Flannigan
FOR SALE
Several purebred Canadian
Yorkshire hogs, desirable ,type,
serviceable age. Can be register-
ed. J. Arnold Jamieson 616w4
Clinton HU 2-9838
FOR SALE
Riding type garden tractor, 7
h.p. complete with plough, drag
harrows, cultivator, and disc har-
rows. Used one year. Crown
Hardware, phone 797
For Your Lawn and Garden
Fertilizer, garden peat, bone
meal, sheep manure, liquid fertil-
izgr and soil conditioners. Lawn
roller, lawn sweeper, fertilizer
spreader for rent. Crowe Hard-
ware, phone 797
FOR SALE
Rubber tired lawn mower, used
only 2 seasons. William Campbell,
phone 486W
FARM FOR SALE
773 acres of good clay loans
soil, bank barn, frame house,
driving shed, drilled well, 30
acres of fall ploughed, balance in
pasture and grass. Geo. Fox, Wal-
ton RR1, Phone Seaforth 3303.33
TO RENT
Lower 3 room apartment, im-
mediate possession..Phone 582W
FOR SALE
Quantity of hay, choice timothy
and alfalfa, square baled. A. 11,
Davidson, RR2 Seaforth, 667i3
FOR SALE
Sherlock Manning upright pi-
ano with bench, in good condition,
Andrew Moore, RR3 Seaforth.
Phone 647131
FOR SALE
5 h.p. Simplicity garden tractor,
3 forward speeds and reverse,
with lights, stand, wheel weights
and counter weight, 10" plow
cultivator, disc, scraper, snow-
blower, seeder, roto mower, used
1 season, Also 73's 11.p. Firestone
outboard motor, Both in excellent
condition, Apply Max Carter, Eg-
lnonclville, phone 4541V after 6
FOR SALE
Quantity timothy seed, $4,50
per bus., also sweet. clover seed
$6 per bus. Wilfred Coleman,
RR4 Seaforth. Phone 652x14
COMING EVENT
The Ladies Guild of St. Thom-
as Church are holding a rummage
sale on Saturday, April 2Sth
Two doubleeRlots L adjacent to
town. Apply at The News office
FOR SALE
Quantity of good baled hay.
Apply Norris Sillery, Seefolth
11123. Phone Clinton 62834
Auction Sale
'Clearing Auction sale of farm
machinery and livestock at dot
32, con. X13, Grey twp., 1 anile
north of Moncaieff or 8 miles
west of Monkton on Wed. Apr.
18 at 1 p.an,
Full line of farm machinery
including Fordson major tractor
with horn; manure loader and
buck rake; Farmall cub (tractor
with scuttler and mower .on hy-
draulic locker arm shaft; Mc-
Cormick Deering 15 -run fertil-
izer seed drill with power lift;
3 furrow plow; spring tooth cul-
tivator; :cult packer; double
disc; hay loader; binder; Cock -
Shutt manure spreader; (Case
24 -inch thrashing machine; 6 -ton
rubber tired wagon; Surge 2 un-
it milking machine 'and pump,
piping for 25 cows i(neww type);
also 'poultry equipment; hay and
grain; Wisconsin motor 18 h.p.
Prop., Van Alphen .Bros.
Aust„ Harold Jackson
Your child has TWO SITTERS
watching over her -
You never see this second sitter. Yet she is just a
moment away — always alert and ready for help —
at the other end of your telephone.
Normally, should you want' to make sure that every-
thing is all right at home you just call your sitter,
or have her call you, `
But situations do arise when your sitter, or you, or
anyone may be faced with an emergency. Then a
direct call to Operator can bring help in a hurry.
She is there to serve you to help make the tele-
phone a guardian of your security and your peace
of mind.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
Auction Sale
clearing • (Auction (Sale of
farm stock, implements • and
household effects, lot 24, con.
14 Grey twp., 2)6' (South of
Brussels, 6 miles East, 614 .mines
West No. 23 Highway oir Tues-
day, April 17th at 12 o'clock.
IOatble-1 Dui+hani cow due to
freshen June 22; 1 Jersey cow
due to freshen July 5th, 1 Jer-
sey cow recently fresh; 50 Dur-
ham and Polled Angus steers at
9'50 lbs.
Pigs -12 York sows, Turn-
bull breed, 4 with litters, (balance
due May and June; 1 York hog
Implements — 'Cockabudlt 30
Tractor with live power take -off
in A-1 condition; New 3 -farrow'
Cockshutt oilow;' 'C'ockshutt tram -
tor disc; John Deere 17 -rum
dill!; Jon'Deere tractor spread-
er; International spring tooth'
culblivator • 3 -ft. Mc IC o r an i c k
Deering Hay Baler, Dike new; 40
ft..Senoker Elevator and 1 II. d'.
Motor; New Litter (Carrier Buc-
ket; 40 ex. ladder; steel tire wa-
gon; rubber tired wagon heavy
duty; 16 fit hay sack; John Deere
power mower, 7 It. with 3.
knives; 6 section diamond (har-
rows; 1 set chain harrows; Cock -
shaft one-way disc; IGockshwbt
power side rake '(new) ; 10
tt cultipacker; 7 ft M. H. bind-
er; 1 stock trailer; 1 implement
trailer; all these ianpleanenbs are
in like new shape. ,Steel water
trough; 2600 db. scales; 18 in.
power awn mower; 500 ft. snow
fence; 50 'Steel posts; 26 cords
hardwood; pile of cedar 'wood;
20 rod woven wire; 1/• ton nut
coal; buggy; cutter,; good single
harness; pig crape; quantity
baled straw and (baled hay; 2
Beatty cars; 2 forks, ropes and
pulley; 000 bus. !Clinton oats fit
for seed; 200 bus. wheat; forks;
shovels; -chains; tools, este• found
about a faz'm.,i
(Household effects -5 chicken
(elates; 2 range shelters; stone
boat; number of barrels; plank
and lumber; $ 8 -gal. milk cans;
steel pig troughs; iron kettle; 75
cedar posts; number of cedar
poles.
Selwyn Baker, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auct.
Clearing Auction Sale
(Gleaming Auction Sale of fawn
stack and implements, lot 28,
con. 4, Morris twp., 114 north of
Brussels, 1 mile west, on Thurs.
April 19, at 1 ,p.m.
(Stock— 7 cows, Durham, nvith
calves at foot; 2 2 -yr. old heif-
ers ready for market; 7 yr. -old
steers and heifers; 11 pigs seven
weeks okl. 1.50 hens.
Implements -1 Ford tractoi ,
plow; pulley; M. E. binder 7 ft.
in good shape; McCormack
Deering fertilizer drill nearly
new; McCormick Deering side
rake, nearly new; ICoekshubt stiff
tooth cultivator; ,Frost and
Wood 6 ft, mower; McCormick
Deering drop head hay loader;
set 4 -section diainond harrows;
disc harrows, 2000 lbs scales;
International hammer mill; M.
H. cream separator and motor
attached; 10 steel posts; emery
and motor; 1/3 motor, heavy
dusty, (nearly new) ; team barn
ess; road cart; ladders; pig
crate; steel pig troughs; 200 ft.
snow fence; fanning mull; rub-.
ber tired wagon; rack and grav-
el box; quantity of lumber; bug-
gy; manure spreader,
Feed -500 bus. mixed grain;
7 ton mixed hay, baled. No re-
serve; farm sold.
'RusselCurrie, Prop.
(Harold Jackson, ,Aunt.
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Clearing aucltion Sale of farm,
farm stock, machinery and
household effects alt dot 27, con.
2, Stanley twp., 1% west, 1 mile
south of (Clinton R'ad'ar 'School
on Friday, April 13th at 12.30
Horses Black Perclheron
team (1400 llbs.),
{Cattle—Doulhann cow due time
of sale; Durham cow due in
June; 6 Durham cows fresli with
calves et foot; Durham (bull two
years old; 2 steers ready for
market; 1 heifer ready for 3nar-
ket; 4 Hereford and Durham
steers rising 2 years old; 2 Dur-
ham heifers ((850 lbs); 5 Dur-
ham steers .and heifers 1 year
Hogs -2 York sows bred 2
months; 20 York chunks "(90 lbs)
(Machinery—Oliver 77 Stand
and tractor fully equipped (like
new) (Oliver 2 -furrow plow; Mc-
Cormick; Deering 3 -furrow
:plow; John Deere tractor disk;
24 -inch Dion threshing machine
•(like new), shredder and drive
belt; 'MacCormick 16 -disk fertil-
izer drill ((like new), Manure.
spreader on iulbirer; McCormick
Deering side rake (like new);
8 -it. mower; spring tooth culti-
vator • 3 drum steel roller; 5 -sec-
tion diamond harrows; M. H. 7-ift
(binder in good condition; M. H.
Tray loader; Sulky rake; 6 -ft.
mower; 7•d't. (C'ockshutt tractor
mower and power lift; rubber -
tired farm wagon, fiiat Tray rack'
scuffler• set farm sleighs and
rack; set of scales; Renfrew
cream separator with motor;
fanning mill 'with motor; Gehl
hammer mill .(new)' grain throw-
er and pipes (new) ; extension
straw blower pipes; root pulper;
grain (grinder with 3 h.p. motor;
power ,emery; rip saw; circular
saw; 'aluminum wheel barrow
(new) ; quantity syrup equip-
ment; sap pails and pan; colony
house 12x12, new; brooder;
quantity of used steel roofing;
new steel posts; cedar ,posts;
1 and 2 inch elm; eai+penter•
tools and other !tools.
Farm: Alt the same place the
farm will :be offered for sale 3
p.2. 1160 acres, frame house with
all modern conveniences. Nene
2 -car garage, L bank barns with
hydro and water, good stabling.
130 acres suitalble for drop and
pasture, 20 acres of (hardwood
bush. Ininlediate possession. 10
-per cent clown, balance in 30
days,' sold subject to reserve ibid.
Prop., 'Estate of late William
;5]nclail.
Anct,, Harold Jackson,
THD SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, April 12, 1456
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physiclan and Surgeon
Phone 90 ,Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D,
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforbh
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E. A. McMaster B,A.; M.D., Internist-
P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Olfice Hours, 1 pan. to 6 p.m., daily
except Wednesday and Snnday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday only 7-9 p.m.
Aarpointments made in advance are
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 E. LONGSTAFF
Optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth
Hours—Seufor-6h daily except Mon., 9 to.
6.30; Wed. 9 AM to 12,80 PM; Clinton,
—Motarene Studio, Mon. 9 to 9.30
Watson & Reid
INSURANCE AGENCY
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH ONT.
All kinds of Insurance risks et-
fected at lowest rates in Mat -
Class Companies
INSURANCE
• FFire
• Auto
• Accident.
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Agent for Manufacturers
Life Assurance Co.
MA1'N ST. SEAFORTH
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue coat'
the solid fuel for solid comfort.
WILLIS DUND .
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 or 332-11
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM Me HART
Office Phone 784 - Res, 318 w
FREE SERVICE TO
FARMERS
Don't waste money on minerals
land does not need, We will, without
charge to you, take samples of the
earth in your fields and have them
analyzed.
Call
Topnotch Feeds Limited
Phone 15 or 376, Seaforth
AL
Hygienic Supplies (r
n(rseale nvelop)•
mailed postpaid in.plain sealed envelope
with price list, 0 samples 260; 24 sam-
ples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-74, Nov -
Rubber Co„ Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
LOVELL McGUIRE
Surge Dealer, Winghaw. Phone 993.
Can solve your milking problems. Con-
tact for faster, safer, more complete
milking. More fanners switch to Surge
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed
radio repairs to all kinds of radios. at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House, phone 34719, Seaforth
SALES AND SERVICE
Viking Crean- Separators. All electric
models and gear type. models. Repairs
for all models. Authorized dealer for dis-
trict of Seaforth, Clinton and Brucefield.
Allowance made for used Separators,
Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield. 634r21 Clinton
Repairs for Otaco, Fleury Bisset impl's
FOR Some baled hay, timothy seed and bea-
ver oats. Phone 833x31. John W.
Thompson
FOR SALE
One two section spring tooth harrow,
and a 6 ft. tandem disc. Both in Al
shape. W. E. Haney, phone 062-33
FOR SALE OR RENT
House has eight rooms with electric
lights and water, with basement. Also a
garden and garage. Immediate posses-
sion. Mrs. James Barron, telephone
191 R Seaforth
A quantity FOR timotl SAL seed. Lewis
Bolton, phone 840x22 Seaforth
NOTICE POULTRYMEN
For highest prices for fowl (hens or
roasters) contact Mel Dale or G. Me-
Liwain. Phone Seaforth 6801V, or 841.
1'14 after 0 P.M.
LAWN MOWER & SMALL
ENGINE SERVICE
We specialize in sharpening, overhaul
parts and repair service on all mattes
of lawn mowers and small engines.
Crown Hardware, phone 707
DON'T WHITEWASH — USE
ARThe superiorCdissl BOLA
white water
paint, won't peal or rub .off: for poultry
!rouses, cellars, milk rooms, eta. See it
at Crown Hdwe, phone 707
FOR SALE
Plant Huron county's most profitable
grain crop. Be sure you use the best seed
corn available for either grain crop or
ensilage. Phone 668r28 Seaforth for your
supply of Ponk'o G. Hybrid seed corn.
W. A. Haugh & Sons, "Btueefield, exeln-
sive dealers for .Tul:keromith
SALESMEN WANTED
Alert dealers can average $5
au hour selling useful products.
Womenalso qualify for this posi-
tion,
osition, Openings -in your surround-
ings. ' Familex, Station 0, Mont-
real
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD.
Phone 47