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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-08-05, Page 8Final Clearance• SUMMER DRESSES GROUP 1. 3 Wash Cottons, Spurs, Crepes. p es. S izes 12 to 44. Regular 5.95 value GROUP 2. Women's Sizes Silk Bemberg. Sizes 181/2 to 221/2, Regular 7.95 value 5.95 GROUP 3. Better Grade Cotton ®0 5 Dresses, Teena Paige, etc. Regular 10.95 dress 1.1 GROUP 4. Regular 15.95 Dress. Nylons, Crepes. Big range of colors and styles GROUP 5. O Our best dresses that sold Uit 18.50 and include Nylons, Orions and Summer Sheers. Good range of sizes. Special 91.95 12.95 Sport Wear Reduced SWIM SUITS, SLACKS, r QJ (t: SHORTS, S i Pedal Pushers,a9 JACKETS AND HALTERS air off. s. 'HE SEAFORTH NEWS stead the same year. Mr. and Ml's. McSeduin left for Toronto on Friday. • Cpl, and Mrs. 'Gai'tsll IVSosher and Michael arrived in Kippen Saturday to Mosher ramming from Trenton, Mrs. 1V1 remaining for a anti Michael ars week. Services in St. Andrew's United Church here will commence at 10 •ion, for the month of .August, Rev, W. Maines of Brucefield will be in charge while Rev, and M•rs. McLeod. are 011 vacation, Mrs. Hannah Workman of Hen. sail was a recent visitor of Mr ,and Mrs, E. Dowson. Mrs. Tomlinson of Hensall visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Kyle. Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Dayman of Hensall visited recently with friends in the village. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Bradley and baby of Thedford Mines, Quebee visited recently with Rev, and Mrs, McLeod at the Manse, Master Michel and Joan Smith of London, spent a week's holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Wren. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jordon and fam- ily' of Marathon are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple. Recent visitors of Mrs. MGClymont were Mr. and Mrs, Fred Davidson of Detroit, Mrs. F. Lord of Montreal, Mr, and Mrs, Orville McClinchey of Varna. Mr. and Mrs. N. Long accompan- ied by Mr, Robt, Thomson visited re- cently with Mr. and Mrs. James Arm- strong and Miss Jessie Hutchison of Staffa, KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and Walter of London spent a few days this week with Mr. Wm. G. Thomson. Miss Kathryn Gackstetter of near Hensall spent last week with her cousin Gail, Lynn and Karen Gack- stetter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fawcett and family of Caledona were recent visit- ors of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones. Miss Marlene Keys of near Varna is holidaying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones. Mr. and Mrs, Linden and Verna of Denfield, Mr. A. Linden of Wards- ville were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ashworth and Carol Ann of Ilderton spent Thurs- day evening last with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. A number of local children are at- tending Bible School in Cromarty for two weeks, sponsored by the Min- nonite Church of Zurich. Miss Kathryn Anderson spent last week with her cousin Miss Bonnie Burham in Salem, Mich. The Anderson Family Reunion was held recently in Canatara Park, Sar- nia. About 40 of the relatives sat down to a sumptuous picnic dinner. LNear -08 Highway s.�oarm� e.em�.waa ,even e I have purchased the B. A, Station, cornier of Goderich and Victoria Sts., commencing July 31st. I welcome the patronage CARD OF THANKS We wish to, thank all our 1;016111MM And frieuds for their many kind acts of sympathy and help during our recent sod boreevementt re • a sip 1 IL D Lih h g thanksROY, I , ca 0. to al s also p 'ill was The kituinesa of • Dlimn h nn A.1 d Mt. wry much appreciated and will always be remembered, -,,Nrs. Duncan MoNiehol and Ph111is CARD OF THANKS To all the friends who shared with us, by word and in dead, our deep sorrow in the passing of o beloved husband,. father and Mother, we extend our sincerest thanks, A4r's. James D. Love and Family —Iflisseo Ida, and Eve Love Auction Sale o9 Seaforth Sen QS tturd yl. August ti 14th town P.M. on Railway street. Bed, springs & mattress, 1 day bed, dresser; completedining room suite, 2 commodes, frocking chairs, an- them high chair, trunk, 2 sets of dishes, 1' lens, beddings, laundry tub, kitchen uten- sils, kitchen clock, congofeum rug, sewing. box, pillows, 7 in•, anrtains, feather tick, Sonne dishes reed tools, Terme cash. MRS. SQL WILLIA111S, Prop. nevoid Jooksoin, Auctioneer THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 195 CHANGE OF NAME ACT, 1950 '4'4.1Q2 NOTICE that an application will be made on behalf of Rotne Iloole Wieklund, of he Tow,t of S0nf0rthe in the County of Moore Mo i Thomas His Honour to before Huron, House Court I ati Iutmin the Coss}la his bers C at Goderich,the 140day of September. 10 2004, at L0 n of civet in tho forenoon fog un Order to change his name to Raymond Enaio Sveigiued, and that of his wife Josephine hietkdtwgitterJB lnnieWoglEileen11 Wiehlun 1 to Bomtie 'Carol Eileen Weigiund, DATED at Seaforth this 8rdday of August. 1904, Me0ONNELL & HAYS Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the ADplieunt Ferguson Reunon The Ferguson Reunion was held over the week end at Springbank park with 86 members attending. Sports were directed by Mrs, Win. Ferguson, Thames Road, and Joe Ferguson, Hensall. 5 and under, Sylvia Attwell, London; 6-8, Bonnie Ferguson, Hen- sall. 8-12 Donnie Parsons, Hensall, Shirley Sherwood, Luau. Girls 12 -15, Pauline Attwell,London, Matic Carter, Mooresville, Boys 12-16, Har- old and Donnie Parsons, Young ladies Pauline Attwell, London, Maria Car- ter, Mooresville. Young men, Harold Parsons, Hensel'. Married ladies race, Mrs. May Sherwood, Lucan: Married men's, Russell Ferguson, Hensell. Ladies kick the slipper, Mrs, May Sherwood, Lucan. Men's, Russell Fer- guson, Hensall Relay race, Norman Ferguson's side. Youngest baby, liar en Jean Gackstetter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Gackstetter, Kippeu. Oldest, Joseph Linden, D enfleld. Wil- mer Ferguson, Hensall, was appoint- ed president for 1955. Mrs. Archie Parsons, Hensel', secretary -treasurer. Sunday School Picnic Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, was the setting for the Sunday School picnic of St. Andrew's United Church, Kip - pen, with the affair well attended. A period of sports was held and picnic supper enjoyed, Winners are: Races, Pre-school. Girls 6 - 8, Diane Faber, , Gwen Jones. Boys 6- 8, John Stroth- ers, Bill Workman. Girls 8.12, Marg- aret Jean Broaclfoot, Marie Sinclair. Boys 8.12, Bryce Jacobi, Bill Work- man, Girls 12-16, Elaine Bell, Bonnie Kyle. Boys 15-16, Braum Benindyke, Relatives attended from Marlette, Ron Anderson. Young ladies, Elaine Decker, Salem, Michigan, and Hen- Bell, Young men, Don Bell. Three sail and Kip en, Ont, legged race, 12 and under, Margaret Broadfoot, Marie Sinclair; 12 and over, Elaine and Jack Bell. Wheel- barrow race, Grant McGregor, Don Bell. Kick the slipper, Eileen McLean, Hank Beuindyke. Life saver relay, Grant McGregor's side. Sack race, Jack Bell. Spot prize, Mrs. Ralph Turner. Slipper race, Edna Deitz, Bob Elgie. Earring race, Harry Caldwell, Doreen Anderson. Married men's run- ning race, Bob McGregor, Husband calling, Mrs. Emerson Kyle. Bean bag throwing, Bob Elgie's side. Lucky plate, Marie Sinclair. Guessing jelly beaus in jar, Mrs, A. Anderson. Eldest person present, Mrs. Hugh McGregor, Youngest person, Gary Anderson. Couple with wedding anniversary nearest picnic date, Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 'Cudmore and Lorne of London and Mrs. Charles Cudmore and son of Water- loo were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Cudmore. A. number of the Broadfoot family attended a reunion over the weekend in Springbank Park, London. Mr. John Doig of Grand Rapids, Mich., spent the weekend with his mother and sister, Mrs. Lydia Doig and Miss Janet. Mr. and Mrs. John Lang of Owen Sound were weekend guests of the former's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Long. Mrs. Kyle of Clinton spent Mon- day with her son and daughter -4n - law„ Mo. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing 'Cameron of Stratford were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Long. Mr. and Mrs, D. J. MeSadzen spent a few days recently with Rev. and Mrs. N. McLeod at the Manse. Mrs. McSadzen was principle of Bugher Commercial College connected with Stanstead College in Quebec for many years. Mrs. McSadzen and Mrs. McLeod were students at Stan- .sm,P,sm®�,r�, 39 1954 i�I i r .; I 8L r4'`' � 16TH ANNIVERSARY In Seaforth i have added to my Shoe Repair business STURDY SCHOOL AND PLAY SHOES 36 years Footwear Experience at your disposal We JACK THOMPSON Main St Announcement. atronag e of the public, As a former employee I ant acquainted with a great many of the customers of the B. A, Station, CLEAVE COOM1S B.A, Produots, also Ice Cream, Cigarettes, Flsk Tires Western Ontario Motorways Bus Depot FOR SALE Dinette set of grey °Monte table- and 2 chairs, in perfect condition. Reasonable. Phone 358 Seaforth WANTED Truck driver fora dump truck. Apply by letter, stating age and experience, to Box L, The Seaford. News FOR SALE A limited amount of Corner 595 and Dau- b») Seed Wheat, grown from registered seed. BOB MCMILLAN, Seaforth RR2 TO RENT Half of double house, seven rooms. Jarvis St., Seaforth, available Sept. 1. Apply t0 Seaforth News FOR SALE 300 pullets, Bled x Rock, six months old. Laying good, JAMES BARRY, phone 69Sr15 Seaforth TUCKERSMITH TURNER'S PICNIC The annual picnic of Turner's Sunday School was held at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield on Thursday, July 22nd with a good attendance. A. full programme of sports was carried out after which a game of ball was en- joyed. The day was brought to a close by everyone sitting down to a bounteous picnic supper. Results of sports are as follows: Races: Girls and boys 4 and un- der, Lyn 'Eagle, Wayne Layton; girls 6 and under, Faye Ma1hieson, Janet Falconer; boys 6 and under, Kenny Whitmore, Bruce Falconer; girls 8 and under, Joan Rogerson, Ei- leen Garrett; boys 8 and under, Bruce Whitmore, George Townsend; girls 13 and under, 'Carol Pepper, Erma Townsend; boys 13 and under, Ted Johns, Harold Needham; young ladies, Ruth 'Brown, Elizabeth Towns- end; young men, Bert Pepper, Stam ley Johns; married ladies, Mrs. Mer- vyn Falconer, Mrs. Bert Garrett; married men, Bert Garrett, Mervyn Falconer; men thread the needle, Bill Pepper, Fred McGregor; ladies paper bag race Mrs. Alden Crich, Mrs, Warren Whitmore; girls kick - the -slipper, Carol Pepper, Gayle Crich; boys soda biscuit race, David Crich, ,Bruce Whitmore; graceful walking couple, Mrs. Mervyn Falcon- er and John Turner, Mrs. Warren Whitmore and Alden Crich; lucky spot, Fred McGregor; candy scramble FOR SALE Young cow carrying second calf, about to freshen, Phone 500r21, PERCY TAYLOR, Walton FOR SALE 10 choice pigs eight weeks old, ED, BOYOE, aro Seaforth, Phone 862r41 TO RENT A 4 -room apartment in Egmondville. Apply to ALBERT PEPPER ring. 640-24 FOR SALE 57 Chew coach, good running order, good tires. Phone 4415 Dublin FOR SALE Case Sepeuator, all steel, 23.46 in good working condition. $276.00. For information, apply to the George White dealer --JAMES P. I{TtAUSICOPF Dublin FOR SALE 1 girls B Goodrich drich bieyele, also 3 Collie pups, good heelers. Apply to Rosemary Plan- ners, c/o John Flannery, Dublin Tenders Wanted Tenders will be ,'eeeived by the undersigned Ur, to Aug, 14, 1954, for the painting of the Dublin Public Continuation School, For in- formation nformation apply to: Mrs, James P. hrauskopf, Sec. Mr. Martin Fenney, Chairman Arnold Gloor's nearby farm to a mill at Mitchel, It is believed the logs might have shifted as the truck ap- proached the bridge on 0 slight grade. The 16 foot bridge buckled and the truck plunged five feet to the river, landing upside dorm. Both doors jammed. trapping Beer in the cab. He escaped with a soaking and a shaking up. The Kinloss township bridge is about three miles southeast of Holy - rood. Tender Township of Tucliersmitll Tenders are invited for the construction. of the Arobibald. Municipal Drain of approxi- mately 1676 en. yds. of excavation. Marked cheque for leen of .tender to accompany ten- der and tenders to be in the clerk's hands by 8 P.M. (EDT),. Aug. 19th, 1954. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted, E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk CRIC•H REUNION The 19th Annual Crich Reunion was held at Seaforth Lions Park on Wednesday, July 21, 1954. Over 120 people sat down to the supper table. This was the largest attendance for several years and was probably due to the fine day. Some of the more energetic people joined in a game of ball after which Roy Pepper and his committee conducted a full line of sports. During the supper hour prizes were given to the oldest member present, Joseph Crich; youngest mem- ber present, Elaine Carter. Following supper the president, Harry Crich, conducted the election of officers for 1955 which are as follows: Pres., Ross Trewartha; vice pres., Laurie Crich; sec., Helen Turn- er; Treas., Mrs. Frank Falconer; Table Committee, Mrs. Elmer Towns- end, Mrs. Harold Hugill, Mrs. Ross Trewartha, Mrs. 011ie Cole, Mrs. Arnold Hugill; Sports Committee, Alden Crich, Elmer Townsend, Clay- ton Martin, Archie Douglas. It was decided to hold the 1955 picnic at Seaforth Lions Park on the third Saturday in July. Results of sports: Races: Girls 5 and under, Betty Cartwright, Bonnie Townsend; boys 5 and under, Gerald Townsend, Ken- ny Whitmore; girls 9 and under, Shirley Horner, Mildred Crich; boys 9 and under, Bruce Whitmore, Mel- vin Crich .girls 12 and under, Erma Townsend, Shirley Horner; boys 12 and under, David Crich Robt. Ell- iott; young ladies, Elizabeth Towns- end, Anne Carnochan; young men, Alec Townsend, Ross Crich; married ladies step 5 yds., Mrs. Ross Tre- wartha; soda biscuit and ,balloon race, Fred Taylor; weight guessing contest, ladies, Mrs. Jack Carter, men, Jini Carnochan; mystery lady, Mrs. Alden Crich; leap' frog race, boys' team; peanut scramble. HENSALL A cue -armed Hensell truck driver was rescued from drowning 'Tuesday after his truck loaded with loge crash- ed through a wooden bridge and land- ed upside down in three feet of water to Nine Mile River about five miles north. or Luc:know. With water only about eight itches from the top of the cab, driver George Beer managed to stick his head out the window above the water until help came. His companion, Douglas Dick, Hen- sall, who had got out of the truck to guide the heavily -loaded vehicle across the narrow trestle bride, waded into waist deep water and pulled Beer out, The men were hauling logs from BOX .fin nnrxat ru MBU E I- ANC A Tender Township of Tueltersnlith Tenders are invitee by the Township of Tuokersmith for the excavation of approxi- mately 2000 au, yds. at site of new culverts b tween lots 25-26, Cons. 1-2, LRS. Excavated sternal to be loaded on Creeks supplied be t ie Township. Tender to state a rate per hour and works to be commenced on instruction from the road superintendent and completed by Sept. 20, 1954, Tenders to be in the cleric's hands der 3n t neces erily, accepted4. . E, or aim ten- der 0. CHESNEY, Clerk FOR SALE Stake body rank ,n good condition, We x 10 ft., by 4.1e, ft. sides. 0. S. MALONEY, Phone04r14 Dublin TO RENT Completely furnished modern home, oil Beating, possession Sept, 1. .Apply Box 127, The Seaot'th News HELP WANTED FEMALE Rich opportunity for ambitious women to build a business, offering a pleasant career, and future security, no canvassing, Write Box 75, Seaforth FOR SALE 18 little pigs, six weeks old. HA STOREY, 837r8 Seaforth FOR SALE Duo -Therm Space Oil Heater with blower and stove pipes, Zenith Washing Machine, 5 sheet cnpneity. Two water pumps. Electric Hot Plate, 2 humor with regulated heat, Small Kerosene Heater. Radio and Phone - graph Combination.. All in. A-1 condition. Phone 4521 Seaforth SALESMEN WANTED BUILD SECURITY FOR YOUR FAMILY— yet be independent. Possibilities et every door you knock, 250 guaranteed products to sell full or part time in a protected territory. Details and free catalogue on request. FAMILEX, 1800 Delor'imler, Montreal Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowers for all ooeasiene Phones: Day 43 Night 695 W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Phone 90 Seaforth HOUSE FOR SALE 5 room bungalow, 2 bedrooms with clothes closets, 8 pc. bath, hot and cold water, large glassed and screen- ed sun -room. Ineal brick siding. Roof consists of B.C. shingles covered with heavy asphalt shingles. Oil heating. Hot and cold water, water softener. Conveniently located on John St. Phone Seaforth 379. G..9.. Smith JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M,O,,. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5.W Seaforth NOTICE Custom combining, Apply to Harold Jack- son,Seafortb.', or R. J. MacFarlane, Winthrop NOTICE Good fill for sale and top soil for lawns. Delivered and finished job. Call for niece for load or by the job. Ii. McILWAIN, Seaforth Phone 112. Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including Friday, Aug. 6, 1954, for the supply and installation of an oil fired heating boiler to serve the west wing of Scott Memorial Hospital. Plans and specifications may be seen upon. application 10 the under- signed. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. Secretary, Scott Memorial Hospital Board, Seaforth. SEAFORTH CLINIC B. A. Moletneter, B,A..M.D„ Internist P. L. Brady M.D., Surgeon Office Hours, 1 pen, to 5 p.m., daily except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only 7-0 p,m. Appointments, made in advance are desirable VETERINARY SURGEON J, O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S. Main St. Seaforth Phone 106 NOTICE Bring your dry Cleaning to Holland's Store at St. Columben for Buchanan Gleaners. They Pick up and deliver every Monday and Thur., FOR SALE Farm, 100 acres clay loam, close to Landes bora, Good buildings. Water and hydro throughout. 10 acres of bush. Apply at The News Office EGMNDV1LLE Mr. Leo Bristow of Miami, Florida, who was visiting his old home in Eg- monclvilie, has returned. It is 40 years since he left to live in the States. Mr. and Mrs. John Blue and four daughters left last week to spend a couple of weeks in Halifax visiting Mrs. Blue's parents. WALTON The Sunday morning service In Duffs United Church was observed with Kenneth Ashton, Clinton, student minister in charge during the absence of Rev, M. Thomas, who is vacation- ing in the Muskoka district. Special music was given by the choir under tile direction of Mrs. H. Brown, Y.P.U. SOFTBALL Last week's scores: Bayfield 24, Seaforth 10 Wesley Willis 26, Egmondville 10 Varna 9, Ontario St. 9 The standings up to Jul 25: WL T P Bayfield 2 1 0 6 VVarna Seaforth 2 1 1 5 We310y-Wi11iS 2 1 1 5 Ontario St. 1 2 1 3 D elle 0 4 0 0 ondv m Games this Hueck; Seaforth at Bay- field; Ontario St. at Egmondville; Varna at Wesley -Willis. (Games next week: Bayfield at Sea. forth; Egmondville at Ontario; Wes- ley.. /this at Varna. TO RENT 3 room apartment with batli, very suitable for a couple. Apply at News Office NOTICE To all property owners or occupants in the County of Huron—Under the Weed Control Act all noxious /emit must be destroyed. You are hereby notified that all weeds must After that that date, orbefore will betakt en 'in Sao ac- cordance with R. the d Control Act. Weed Inspector County of Huron FOR SALE 50 acre farm SIA lot 80, con. 9, Mc- Killop. Frame house, barn with ce- ment foundation; drilled well, Price $G,000, can be handled with a small down payment; possession of house immediately and farm when crop is off. John Campbell, RR4 Walton. Phone837r22 FOUND Cattle beast strayed to Lot 35, Con. 5, Logan Twp., Hereford about 1100 lbs., has ear tag. Owner can have same by proving property AT TERIand NE RYA.II, expenses. Apply ko MRS. DWELLING FOR SALE 7 roomed frame dwelling, Goderich et. west. all modern conveniences. Hot water heating with. oil, Two bathrooms. Garage and small garden.. Very convenient to shopping centre. Apply to The News office Red. Reek and Red SOR ussex pullets, ready for range, pt'leed for quick (fele. W. C. HEND- ERSON, phone 6583, Seaforth JOHN E. LONGSTAFF Optometrist Phone 799, Main St„ Seaforth Iioure—Seaforth daily except Mon, 9 to 6.80 Saturday to 9 PM. Wed. 9AM to 12.80 PM Olinton—McLaren Studio, Mon. 9 to 6.80 assoulemoilla Watson & Reid INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., Sb5AWORTH ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect ed at lowest rates in First -Claes Companies NOTICE Custom combining. Two self pro- pelled combines; also grain track and grain auger. C. J. Walker, Cromarty. Phone 12113 Dublin FOR SALE Concrete Miele' and flagstones) any color, now in stock. Modern concrete flagstones pro. vide the convenient, pleasing garden walk. Easy to lay, no experience needed, Lasts a lifetime. Econtmtcal. All kinds of concrete Work, including sidewalks, cement floors, septic tanks, etc. SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS, Phone 22-M, Seaforth SALE Frans dwelling OER st William se, modern. Prime 'dwelling in Egmondville, Brick dwelling on Railway St. Frame &Yellin» on Louisa St., modern. WATSON 8, 10,DID, Seaforth -. PROCLAMATION TOWNSHIP OF TUOKBRSIllITH Then instruation frim council under auth- ority of By-law ,#18, 1082, Township of Tuek- 1, do in Proclaim that n s thelia I Berea g y the hamlets of Egmondville andHarurh e aro p oldbit01 from running at large during the period from Juno. 1, 1054, to November 1, 1064. Owners or l,arborers 0f dogs contraven- ing the provisione of this byelaw will be sub - Jost to a maximum penalty of 950.00. (Signed) Twp. o OTuoke smith INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability �I y etc.. Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Successor to E. C. Chamberlain MAIN ST. SEAFORTH Phone 334 Res. 222R The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers—President, T. H. MoBwing, Blyth; Vice -Pres., R. Archibald, Seaforth: Manage! and See.-Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth, Directors -3. L. Malone, Seaforth; S,l 6s MoBwtrig. Blyth; W. S. Alexander. Waf on; E. 1, Trewartha, Clinton; 1. E. Pepper. Br,eedeld; 0, W. Leonhardt, Bornholm; H. Fuller, Goderich; R. Archibald. Seaforth) Allister Broadfoot, Seaforth. Agents—Wm. Leiper Sr„ Londesboro; J. F Prueter, Brodhagen • Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Eric Munroe, Seaforth. Parties desirous to - effect insurance or transact other business, will be promptly attended to by applications to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective post offices. SUMMER PRICES *, nee. Tab SOLID FUEL 700 2010117110000 - PHONE 573 WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE DUNDAS & LONEY RADIO REPAIRS Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite Dick House, ftheribt 547R, Seaforth SALES AN0 SERVICE New Viking electric cream separators and repairs for Renfrew separators. BASIL O'ROURB7;, phone Clinton 534 r 21. _ PERSONAL Hygienic Supplies (rubber goods) mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price Ilse 6 samples 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Mail - Order Dept. 0.74, Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. FOR SALE New Mildmay Grain Threshers, Grain Throwers and Elevators, Combined Cutter and Shredders, fit all makes of threshers. The cutter that makes finer straw. Get our prises and terms. WM. PEPPER, Seaforth. Phone Clinton 8151121 asesoneleseeme UFIRORNE ETNSUR NCERINCEBBT HEAD OFFICE EXETER President Wm. A. Hamilton, Cromarty Vice -President Martin Feeney, R112 Dublin Directors Harry Goatee, Centralia E. Clayton Coleuhoun, RR1 Science Hill Milton McCurdy, MU Kirkton Alex 3. Rohde, RR3 Mitchell Agents Thos. G. Ballantyne, RR2. Woodham E. Roes Houghton. Cromarty Clayton Harris, RR1 Mitchell Solicitor, W. G. Cochrane, Exeter Secretary -Treasurer Arthur Fraser, Exeter NIVIsiesliasomemsalamalemanfilim CO L WILLIAM M. HART - Office Phone 784 - Res. 318 w FREE SERVICE TO FARMERS Don't waste money on minerals your land done not need. We will, without charge to Yoe, take simples of the earth in your fields end have them analysed, Call Topnotch Feeds Limited Phone 15 or 876, Seaforth LEHIGH Premium Hard Coal More Heat Per Ton SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. Phone 47 Seaforth, Ont.