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THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950
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WANTED
Rags •Books • Papers • Magazines
• Fertilizer Bags
FOR SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
Spring. Salvage Drive
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th
Main collection depot is Seaforth Farmers
Co-operative Building on Railway Street
Anyone \visiting to dispose of his salvage ar'tic'les before
May 17, may Ieat•e there at this depot
A house-to-house oanvass will take place in Seaforth
and Egmondville, Wednesday, May 17, by
Members of the Lions Club
For the convenience of rural residents, collection depots
have been arranged as follows:
EGMONDVILLE —.George Kruse
Tt'CKE1iS1411TH — Wm. M. Sproat
KIPPJ N – E. Kyle
BRLTCEFIELD — J, K. Cornish & Son
CONSTANCE --- Borden Brown
WINTHROP ----- E. Haase
BEECHWOOI) —James F. Carlin
Dt"I3LIN — William Stapleton
STAFFA —Jack Sadler
C'ROMARTY -- C. Christie
'WALTON — Gordon McGavin
SALVAGE INCLUDES RAGS, BOOKS, PAPERS,
MAGAZINES AND FERTILIZER BAGS
It will help considerably in the handling of this salvage
if bags, papers, etc., are tied in,bundles
FARMERS! Save your Fertilizer Bags
• Proceeds of the drive will go to the Canadian
National Institute for the Blind
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FROM THE "BLUE BOOK" OF FAMOUS TRAINS
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The "Blue Book" —
your Canadian National
Time Table —guide to
Bcerywhere in Canada.
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This year, The International Limited completes
50 years of continuous, regular daily service between
Montreal, Toronto' and Chicago. Since July lst,
1900, Canada's premier train, The International Limited,
has been providing something special in speedy
railway travel ... courteous service, comfort and a
smooth ride over a perfect roadbed ... double track all.
the way, with automatic block signals.
The International Limited follows the short fast
route, full of scenic interest by day, sleep -inviting
for overnight travel. Next tune, travel comfortably ...
arrive refreshed on The International Limited,
It serves Montreal, Cornwall,
Brockville, Kingston, Belleville,
Port Hope, Oshawa, Toronto,
Hamilton, Brantford, London,
Sarnia ... Chicago.
*Pool Service Montreal • Taranto only. ai
CANADIAN Tt,,
RAILWAYS • AIRLINES • STEAMSHIPS • HOTELS o EXPRESS • TELEGRAPHS
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The Fourth Largest Selling Car in
Canada today
When you are looking for a car let us give you a demon-
stration. (let behind the wheel and see this car perform:
Plenty of room for the average size family, and the price.
is $500.00 less to bay, with a gas saving of 50%. But if you
want a large car, how about a new 1950 Hudson.
Then if you are interested in a truck we have a 1950'
Mercury 1.4 ton pickup on ]rand ---and can make delivery on
any size up to the heavy duty trailer size
1 Ford 1949 pickup
1 1941 Pontiac sedan
1 1937 Chev coach
1948 Chevrolet Sedanette
1 1950 English Ford coach
Other cheaper ears at rock bottom prices
Terns up to 24 months
You can see these goods at my Farm on Highway 8
miles west of Seaforth: open any evening until 10 o'clock
Jo E
PHONE CLINTON 616 - 34
New Farm Equips ent
In Stock - Immediate Delivery
ILII, spring tooth cultivator, 7' 8' and 10'
M.H. spring tooth harrow, 3 section
M.H. 44 Diesel, 44 Std. & R.C. tractors
M.H. 80 Std, & R.C., 22 Std. & R.C. tractors
M.H. Pony tractor & complete equipment
M.H. 2 & 3 furrow tractor plows
M.H. Tandem disc harrows, 28 plate
USED FARM EQUIPMENT
Model Z — M.M. Standard tractor
M.H. 22 R.C. tractor — M.H. 81 std. tractor
M.H. 20-30 R.C. tractor on new rubber
Oliver Hart Par tractor on steel
Int. 10.20 tractor on rubber
3 furrow tractor plow
M.H. 11 run fertilizer drill, good condition
M.H. horse spring tooth cultivator
ALSO
1941 Dodge aiek-un truck with stake rack
1937 Chev. coach, excellent condition •
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141
SEAFORTH
REO EN r THEATRE
SI 11+'011,T11
NOW PLAYING "MY DEAR SECRETARY" Thurs. Jeri, Sat.
with. 'Laraine Day • Kirit Hoagies • Heenan Wynn - Helen Walker
"With ptonty of )saner thtoughout. this hit"h.soted comedy Is full of complication,
Mon. t'uee. Wed, "FLAMINGO ROAD"
with Zachary Scott • Joan Crawford - Sydney <lreenstreet
This le a story of u alrl alone matched ausiast n would -he imnsiuntotst polilieal
conniver who geurrally has top .meds
Next Thurs. leri, auL "STATION WEST"
with Dick Powell . Jane Greer • Agnes Moorehead • Hurl rtes
Be sure to sea this action picture at the Wear Burl will macho:Ma you with hie souses
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The Executors of the Estate of James E. Besse,
wish to thank the many patrons of the SEAFORTH
CREAMERY for their business during the past two
years.
They will sincerely appreciate it if the same co-
operation is extended to Mr. Harvey Leslie, the new
owner of the Creamery,
Tentest, Masonite, Plywood, Gyproc
Beaver -Board, Arborite, Tentest Blocks
Finishing Lime, Mason's Lime, Spraying Lime
Asphalt Shingles, Cedargrain Shingles,
Roll -Brick Siding, Insulated Siding and Roll Roofing
Place your order for CEMENT now
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INSULATION
Loose, 2" Batts, 3" Batts
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Lumber, Sash and Doors
Storm. Sash made to order
Custom Millwork
Seaforth Supply & Fuel Ltd.
"Where The Best Costs No More"
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Blue Cross is sound. Reserve
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Total of hospital bills paid since
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