The Seaforth News, 1959-01-22, Page 81
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TAILORS
1l'LEET STREET
CLOTHES
W. R. JOHNSTON
CLOTHES
ROYAL YORK
CLOTHES
ON
macre - to - measure
SALE ENDS JAN, 28;
SO DON'T DELAY
Choose frons huoclreds of fine Eng..
lish and domestic all wool worsteds,
cheviots, flannel worsteds, twists,
tweedsand gabardines i11 fl wide
choice of plain shades, new stripes
and overeheck patterns, tailored to
your individual. measurements 10
the style of your choice, Fit, de-
tail in making and satisfaction are
guaranteed by us.
Let us make up a new spring suit
for you now when you can really
Save real money,
Regular
$65.00
Regular
$75.00
Regular
$65.00
Regular
$69,50
Sale 50.00
Sale,i60.00
Sale 55.00
Sale 55.60
CAMBRIDGE Regular
CLOTHES 65.00 - 95.00 sale 53.00 - 76.00
SALE OF TOPCOATS
Regular 39.50 to 55.00
Sixteen only coats are left in this
big clean up sale of men's topcoats,
but there is still a good range of
sizes available.
These coats sold up to $55 in the
regular season but are all one of a
kind that we must clear out.
Choose from tweeds, cashmere
types and gabardines in grey, blue
grey, fawn and brown. Some have
extra zip -in linings. Sizes 37 to 44
1 Stewart Bros.
VARNA
Stanley District L.O.L. held its
annual meeting in the Orange
hall on Tuesday last, the follow-
ing officers were elected for
1959.
Past W.M., Wilfred Castle; W.
M„ Lloyd Keyes; D. M., Doug.
'lcreibner; Chap., Oarl Diehl; Rec.
Sec., Russel Brintnell; Fin, Sec.,
Jahn Addington; Treas., 0. Daw-
son; Marshall, Wilbur Dining;
1st Lect., H. Webster; and Leet.,
Chas Pilgrim, The officers were
installed by Past District. Master
'Gym. McElwain.
The Quarterly Official Board
of the United Church wild meet
Friday evening of :this week in
the Church.
The Clinton Jr. Farmers held
a skating party in the rink on
Tuesday evening last.
The United Church Sunday
School held Its annual meeting
and election of officers and teach-
ers lest Thursday evening,
HENSALL
The posts of reeve, councillor
and clerk were filled by appoint-
ment at the epecial meeting
of village council, ending, at
least for the time being a con-
troversy that has raged for al-
most two weeks,
Sohn Henderson, local produce
dealer and a member of council
for the past 'three years, was
named to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation Jan. 7 of Reeve
Norman Jones over the dismissal
of Clerk lames Paterson.
Mr. Jones at that time present-
ed colleen with an ubtimatum to
--re-hare ,Mr. Paterson, the village
clerk for 30 years or aecept his
resignation.
Peter L. McNaughton, long-
time resident of Hensel', wee se-
lected •from a field of five appli-
cants to fill the combined post of
clerk, treasurer and tax collector.
John G. Lavender, one of'two
unsuccessful candidates for coun-
cil in the December elections, was
appointed to fill the vacancy ore-
ated by Mr, Henderson's move to
the reeve's chair, The unsuccess-
ful candidates had tied in the el-
ection, •and tonight's appointrneht
was based on largest assessment.
Presented 'With Honorary
Life Membership
On Friday evening five mem
berg of Exeter L.O.L. motored to
'the home :of r:41r. Louie Clark Si'.,
and con, Tuckersma:ll and pre
rented him with an Honorary
Life Membership for 68 yearn
faithful service to the Order. The
addnese was read by Hr, Russell
73a'inInell and the presentation
ena,de by Mr. Win. Greene, Those
attending were Messrs Russell
Bldntnell, Exeter; john Webster,
Exeter; Douglas Triebner, Exet-
er; 10'. Wm, Greene and Mr. F.
Harburn, Hensen. The Henselrl
Lodge joined with the Exeter
Lodge a few yea= ago,
Ills. Nichol of London, who
spent the past two weeks visiting
with her sister and bnoturer•dn-,
law, Mr. and :Mrs, Louie Clark
Sr. returned to her home this
week, •
47t71 Anniversary
.lir. and Mrs. Robert Baker Sr,
were entertained by their family
at a 'dinner at the New Commer-
cial Hotel, IIensell, 'on ,Saturday
evening, The table was centered
with an anniversary cake and
was cut ray Ma'. and Mrs. Baker.
Later a 'social evening was en-
joyed at their hone when they
were presented with a chair.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, 'formerly
Clara Meade, were manned here
and later moved to the West'
where they resided until 26 years
ago when they moved ibaok, farm-
ing at Blake and later moving to
Henealll. Their faanddy consists of
13, namely: Glenn, London; Wan-
da, Heneabl; Meade and Austin,
Stratford; Bruce, serving do
Egypt with the United Na-
tions •Ar'Ined Forces. Robert ,Jr.
Hensall; (Irene) Mrs. Tyndall el
Clinton; (Clara) Mas. W. Brown,
Seaforth; (Betty) Mas. Grenier,
Zurioh, John, Murray, W4ddlam
and (Gladys) Mas. Grant Mac
Gregor, Remail,
BRODHAGEN
• Mr, Ralph Scherharth and his
bride, of St.,Louis, Missouri, have
been spending their honeymoon
with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Ed
Scherbarth, and sisters and bro-
ther. Last Thurnday evening rel-
atives and friends gathered in
their horror in Flinz's hall. Mr,
Edgar Elligsen read the address
and the presentation of money
was made by Mr. Earl Bennewies,
Howard Pinder and Audrey Nor-
ris, Mitchell, played for dancing,
with Manuel Beuermaml calling
for square dancing, Lunch was
served. Ralph is with the United.
States Army,
Masters Martin and Roger Fis-
cher of Toronto with their grand-
parents Rev. and Mrs, E. J. Fis-
cher.
Mr. and Mrs, Laveran Wolfe and
Mrs, Dick Watson and Douglas
and Donald, Centralia, recently
with Mr, and Mrs, Watson Sr.
Two bouquets of red and white
carnations adornod the altar of
St. Peters Lutheran Church on
Sunday in memory of William A,
Simeon, who passed away 20
)•0a1S aaa, Jall, 13, 'Whey were
plaeetl 17Y the faintly. ,
lydl's, Jaok Glooi' (Joan 18161el')
tranaferrecl as member froI11 First
Lutheran Church to St, Peters
Lutheran °hul'ch here,
The annual St, Peters eongx'oga-
tioilal meeting is being held this
Wednesday afternoon:
Mr, and Mrs Dalton Hinz Spent
last Thursday with Mr, and Kra,
Wilfrid Kliulchamer, Elmira.
Mi G'h
tar
Gary c Sollic
e was 0 guest
of Mr, and Mrs. tau W1lbce,
Walton, Friday evening,
MI, Win. S. Reihl `is venation-
ing in Florida, during his .ab-
sence Mr. ltd Bressler, barbel, of•
Stratford, will .be here on Wed-
nesday and Saturday evenings.
BAYFIELD
affr, and Mrs, Teal Ancell, and
;family of 'Bay City, Mich., spe*.
the weekend with 142,1', and Mas,
Fred Arkell,
Mrs. Wan. Elliott is ependInga,
few clays in Kitchener,
L. II, MacLeod suffered a frac-
tured hip hast Wednesday and
was taken by embmlance to .West-
minster hospital, London.
The Ladies' :Guild held a ane-
oesaful =care party on allridhy
evening in the parish hall. Lpndh
Wats served by the ladies.
The villagetrustees held thein'
January meeting on Friday even-
ing In the Tplwn Hall. A.ppdica-
tions were called for village eon -
stable and caretaker, tractor op-
erator, and street lights. A deli-
lime of Jan. 29th was .set for all
three jobs.
DUBLIN
St. Mary's Ladies Guild, D
lin, held their January nreeti
in the Sunday School:room of t
church, Mrs. Albert Rock open
the •meeting and minutes of th
previous meeting were approve
Officers for 1959 will be the sam
as for 1958. Mrs, Tames of Se
forth gave an interesting talk o
a trip to China. A, quilt was star
ed and will be finished at th
next meeting. Rev, Mr, Tame
closed the meeting with praye
and lunch was served,
Mr's, Ed Stapleton in Detroit
with Mr. and Mrs. F. 'Sanderson,
Mrs: Loretta llolyneaux in'Zur-.
'Zur-
ich with M. and Mims, Lloyd
Etre.
Mr. and Mrs. FameiStaple-
ton ,in Port Credit with Mr. and
Mike. Jim Newcombe. on
Mr. Danny Costello of Lond
withMr. and ,Mins, Dan Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bannon
and children, Galdatidd, with Mrs.
0. Kdstaer an+d Doane,
Miss May d ohly, TPlldsronbua'g,
with Mrs. Mary Feeney.
Mw, and Mrs, Jerry Eckert of
Kingsbridge with Ilia'. and Mrs,
John Eckert,
Mr, and Mrs. L. Nagle, Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Nagle, of Stratford,
with 'Mr. and ,lams, N. Nagle.
.Ma', and Mrs. Jos. Looiby are
'speeding u, month in Florida.Frank Flannery, 21, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Flannery of R. R.
1, Dublin, nearly became a human
torch, Thursday at 'Port Jlope,
when a .lave agallon can of gaso-
line exploded in his hand , nh1le
he was working in an overpass
.00nstruotion. He leaped through
a gap in a tarpaulin and rolled
1n snow to put rout the flames. He
suffered severe burns !to tone
hand and lesser burns to his body
and face.
Hort Hope ,firemen put .out the
blaze when scaffolding, limiter
and tarpaulins caught fire. Flan-
nery, an employee ,of Gaffney
Construction Company, Stratford, taken to liospitail for treat-
ment.
Dublin High School News
(Marie Schoonderwoerd)
Amid the commotion of dismiss-
al on Friday, we observed happy
.smiles on the faces of grade ten,
the reason ? Their new desks
had arrived. They are really- com-
fortable and will lift a load off
the studies, so they say !
We were sorry to hear about
Mother Yvonne's injury to her
arm when she fell, and Margaret
has a sore throat due to quinsey.
We hope that they will soon be
back and that Mother Yvonne
will not have too much pain in.
her arm.
We are very grateful to the
school board, who have purchased
for us a new ditto machine. It
will really do a lot of service to
the school. However one draw
back to the students is the teach-
ers can make up tests more
quickly now, so everyone be on
the alert and keep tip your home-
work,
The year book staff is hard at
work. Advertising is coining in
every day and our artists• are
creating very interesting pieces
of work. We are also soliciting
patrons. If any of you our read-
ers, would like to have your
names on ow page of patrons,
you may do so by donating $1 to
our Yearbook fund before Feb. 1,
Question of the week.
Why are some girls so worried
about the weather forecast for
this Friday night ?
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McKI LLOP
ALBERT McGAV .N
The death of Albert George Mo.
Gavin, ,lifelong resident off Me-
Killop two., occurred at the The
mer Nursing Home, Seatortlr, on
Monday. M1'. MoGavin, in his 0011
year, had been :in poor health for
some time, He was the Son of the
late Mr, and WS. William Me
Gavin .of McKillop, His wife, the
former Agnes :Mica dle, cried in
1952, He is survived by One daug-
hter, 'Mrs, Alex (Della) Dennie
of Matti:llop tivp,; two .brothers,
John, Mc -Killen and Isaac, Sea•
faith; one Sister, Mrs. Sophia
Kerr, Seaforth. Remains are rest-
ing at bus residence, eon. 12, Mo-
Killop, where the funeral service
0411 be conducted Thursday at 2
p.m. by Rev. W. II, Summerell,
Winthrop, Intenmenit will be in
dl4attlandbank ,Cemetery,.
AuQtiQn Sale
TO be held at the f.1rtn, lei 14,
Con, 2, 'Stanley iwile„ 114 Irides
weal of 13a'aucefield :on Wednea'
day, J'an. 28.64,
'OA171.ILE--'35 bead of Register -
8d 4113 •grade ,aalate= ',Gown .and
heifers; 12 caws and t0ifers
G'eglu, balanoo Springing and due
in February, 2 Jersey COWS, 1' re-
entered and due aeon, 1 date In
February; 2 Hereford bulls of
sarrieeable age; 12 young calves
itndligdtrng 1 registered Leifer. •
10109-1 sow With Titter three
weeks old,
Plait to attend this salla of
choice dairy cantle,
Terms -Cash
D'Arcy Ralthwedd & Sons, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
COMING EVENS
"Valentine Sapper, Nov8hs14e
United Oirua'cilr, Thureiclay, • 4''ebru-
gay 12th, 1950 Come and enj'aY a
hot roast +boef,meal.
First mol gage Eof $3,000 on
modern residence adjoining Sea -
forth; interest 6%; repayments
to suit lender, Apply McDonnell
& Stewart, Seaforth, phone 174
' FOR SALE
A good strong bunch of York
chunks for winter, A. R. -Dodds
Phone $33r14
A tailored0 ma aSAmen's snit
about size 40, in perfect 'condi-
tion, 'can be seem at Flannery
Oleanera,
TO RENT
2 bedroom apartment, heated,
East William st. near shoe fact-
ory, Available Jam, 27. Robt, D.
Scott, phone 250 •
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
The Annual Meetingof the Us -
borne & Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held at
Farquhar. Hall, Farquhar, on Mon-
day; February and, 1959, at 2 p.m.,
for the purpose of receiving the
reports of the Directors and Audi-
tors for the .past year, for the
election of two Directors for a
three-year term, election of Audi-
tors, and any other business that
may be in the interests of the
Company.
The Directors whose term of
office expires are E. Clayton'
Colquhou,3 and Alex J Rohde,
both of whom are eligible for re-
election.
E. Clayton Colquhoun, Pres.
Arthur Fraser, SecrTreas.
C.A,RD OF TIIANIS.S
elle fasllily of the late 119 ,
Oittliarinue Kennelly with to thank
tdletir ih'lellydaand u'eigtlb'ors for
their •many sots of Matinee*,
Aural and 9Pdniit)lad offerinfis,
merallgea of sympattby 'in their
,recent be9'eavoin:elllt,
CARD OF THANKS
Mfr
s. Cillos
Sherwood wishes tc
thank 031 411080 who' so loiardly
visited me, sent treats, card's and
Ilonyen0; also thanks to any rim,
0= and doctor while 4n the hos-
Intel, ibt- IviIS nest sincerely • tap-
preciated,
HONEY FOR SALE
Clover -4 lb pail $1.15; 8 db
Pail 62:26. Wallace Ross Apia'ries
A rang tt Or eSE occi condition.
Price 825. Phone 984,111, Seaforth
Clearing Auction Sale
Of. Parol •Sttpolc and Machinei'Y
alt south half lot 29, con. 8, Mor-
ris twp. 114 miles north -of Wal -
ten or 394 eolith of Brussels and
54 mile west 013• Tuesday, Jan. 27
elf 1 .pan.
C1Af111�LP-1 Sirolstely oow due
do Febe'uaiy; Hereford cow due'
in February; 4 Durham cows due
in Feb.; Ayrshire conn .freshened
Dec 25th; 7 Yearling steers; two
yearling Imitate;
PIGS -8 pigs about 125 Sibs; 8
Pigs , 160 dibe; 9 pigs 100 lbs.
'Quantity nixed 5uiy and :grana
MACH•I•NERY-J. A. Case 2-.
pilaw trsotor; Oliver 2,fun'row
.plow 'cm rubber; 7 -foot Fleury
BIesel tandem 'disk; Cocksiuitt
N. 11 'fertilizer drdld 13 sun; 4
.seobion 'drag drarrows; cultivator;
ruibber4la'ed wagon; 16,61, flat
rack; 7 -ft. M. H. binder; M. H.
stderake; 6 -ft. McOarnick.De,er-
ing mower In good shape; scut -
tier; Iwterneitiona4 'cirepheed hay
loader; One Jo+lun Deese tractor
spreader (dike new) ; good Clin-
ton tanning mild with bagger; a
stone boat; pig crate, an electric
fencer; wheel barrow; Stewart
Eleotillc Clipper; dumber; 800 bus
granary fon skids; A- De Laval
cream separator writh motor, and
other articles too numerous to
mention. No reserve, farm sold.
,Terms -Cash.
(William Flood, Prop.
Harold Jackson, .Auct,
D, P. •Chesney, Clerk
Huron County
Council. 1959
Totons)tips
Township representatives,: Mr.
Bilake, Ashfield; Ralph Jewell,
Colborne; • W. J. Forbes, Goder-
bch; George 4iutcbdnmon,• Grey;
Valentine Becker, Hay reeve and
Alex lv8ouasean; Arthur Gibson,
Ilowdck reeve and Harvey Mc-
Michael; Wm: Jewitt, Hallett;
Daniel Beuerm an, McKillop;
Mr. Parrott, Morris; Harvey Cole-
man, Stanley reeve and Harvey
Taylor; Glen. Webb, Stephen
reeve and Edward Goal; Ivan For-
syth, Tuckersmith; Jack Willits,
Turnbeo ry; Clarence Remus, East
Wawanosh; John Duman, West
Wawainiosh; .Clalylton Smith, :Os-
borne. Towns
,Wtl,lbam L. Midler, Oldmton
reeve and ,Melvin •Crich; William
MoKenzie, Exeter reeve and Ghes.
ter Mawlldnney; J. M. Donnelly,
Godenich reeve and Frank Walk-
out; Whitson M. Ben, Sealomth;
Roy Adair, Wingllam reeve and
Joseph Kerr.
Villages
William Merritt, Blyth; George
McCutcheon, Brussels; John Hen-
derson, Hensel'.
FORTY .YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth News
• Jan. 1919
Lieut. Bdowes of Mitchell has
the distinction of being Observer
in the British plane which set an
altitude record of 30,500 feet at
Ipswich, England. Hie oxygen
bottle broke and he collapsed but
reovered, 'Broth men were frost
bitten :during their flight.
Wm. (P,inkney and Ray Holmes
were' welcomed home from over-
eea8. '
Geo. MloKee was elected ,pres-
ident of ,Seafon'tli Agricultural
,Society tor 1919.
Mr, and Mrs. E. tlmlbach have
rented apartments tin the Royal
Hotel.
(Stewart Mednto.sh has leased
the vacant store in thhe Beattie
Block formerly occupied by Mr.
Casa
Duncan Johnston has sold his
3al'111 at Walton to Adam Sholdice
for $7,000.
•Robert Reid was elected by
acclamation tion aft a epeeist nomina-
tion meeting tor +MoKirllop cone.
ciilbar.
J. H. Brown of Lonciesbobro ris
leading 'a car + of heading for Wil-
liam Amerltt r03 Seaforth,
10 ATTEND CONVENTION
Jehovah's ';Witnesses in the
Seaford' area aro Completing pre-
parations to attend their nem4-
xnnutaL convention in the Elmira
Dietriot ILbgh Schaal, Jan, 23 to
Jan. 25. ,
FOR SALE
USED
TELEVISION SETS
Electrohome 17" Table Model
$75
CBS Columbia TV
21" console $185
Westinghouse TV
21" console $175
NORGE REFRIGERATOR
Repossessed Jet Push Button
Defrost - originally $389
For 4275
Three used
Oil Space Heaters, $25 to 535
CROWN HARDWARE •
Seaforth •
BERT PEPPER
AUCTIONEER •
Reserve your Sale Date now
RR 3 Seaforth, Ont.
Phone Clinton HU 2-7534
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guarantee(
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite
Dick House, phone 847R. Seaforth
Old horses wfanteed NTatD 114e Ib., and
dead cattle at value. If dead phone at
once. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch. Phone
collect 148314 or 148811 (Goderloh)
JACK THOMPSON'S
Footwear' Service, Seaforth.
Shoes repaired, Mens & Boys &
children's footwear. It is our busi-
ness to give comfort and save you
money •
NOTICE
Viking Cream Separator. Stales
and 'Service for new and useid
Viking 'Separator. John Byerman,
East Wduiliaan I94,, Seaforth, Ont.
IN ti EIVIORIA.M
ncegy 1 loving memory of a
dear husband and rfrt'blier, who
passed away a Yean',*ago en Jan,
25111. 1908,
Tliero's an 'open gate et the end
01 'tile food
Tlu'ougll.Ivllioh eaell must go
810110,;
And d t
010 is
a 1dgiit we
'cannot
3'
Our Father Dianne Iibs own;
Beyond ithe gate our ,loved one
Filbcle ha+ppineas 'and rest,
And there is comfort in the
thought, • •
That a loving God knows best,
-Ever, remembered and sacil
missed dry his wife am family,
IN MEMORIAM
Wtl>rl'ERSE11-30 'loving mem
ory of a dear llttsband and faith
04' who passed away on January
.20, 1957.
Beyond the gate our loved one
Finds happiness and rest.;
And there is comfort in the
thought
That a 'loviing Gocl lraoWs best.
-Always remembered by his
wife and' family.
IN MEMOR.IA VI
WWATSON-In loving 'memory
of ,our dear another, Annie Wat
sous wbo passed away Jean. 27th,
1948,
Yuoua- memory to us is a keepsake
With which we win never part,
Through God Alas you do His keep-
ing,
We still have yon de ,ora' hearts,
-The family.
E
• ,Blacksmith visOR eA6 Inches wide
number of wrenches, pipe wench
and pliers. Call 'at Ernie Miller's
house, i1fi91 Street, between 12
and 1 o'clock. Art Bustle.
- WANTED
Housework wanted sdveral
days a week. Mrs. Ben Akker,
Box 544 Seaforth
FARM FOR SALE
Buildings in good repair, good
drilled well and deep. well pres-
sure system. Water in house and
barn. 7 room frame House with
furnace. No phone, For more
particulars call at the farm or
write Earl Bolton, Walton. RR 1.
Lot 8, Con. 14, McKillop Twp. •
SEE
The new Resulta adding maoh-
ine (printing) at 79.95, adds and
subtracts. Regular Resulta at
49.95 (•with adding only at 39.95).
Also the world's finest Typewrit-
er, the Voss Portable at $131.50.
Highest trade-in allowance. Sa-
vauges, Seaforth.
NOTICE
Waterloo Cattle Breeding As-
sooiation "Where Better Bulls
Are Used", supply • artificial'
breeding service for all breeds of
cattle, If phoning long distance,
simply ask for Clinton Zenith
9-5650. If it is a local call, use
our regular number Clinton HU
2-3441. For service or more in-
formation, call between 7:30 and
10:00 a,m. week days; 6.00 and
8:b0 p.m. Saturday evenings. For
cows noticed in beat on' Sunday
morning, do not call until Mon-
day morning. The quality is high
and the cost low.
SALES AND SERVICE
Viking Separators. Authorized dealer
Dublin, Seaforth and Clinton. Basil
O'Rourke's Blacksmith & Welding Shop,
Brucefield
We write all lines' of
INSURANCE
Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 ' Seaforth
Representative
Manufacturers Life Insurance
AAAMMANIAIWIAWAMMA
BU1TERMILK BISCUITS
\
*WE MAKE 'EM-.
YOU BAKE 'FM"
Cleary's I G A
Seaforth "
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NOTICE -- TOWN OF SEAFORTH
PARKING
T
To facilitate snow plowing and snow re-
moval ,operations; PARKING ON THE
STREETS of this Municipality is prohibited
between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m.
• Tlbis order win be strictly en-'
forded' in accordance with the
Highway Traffic; Act, Section 48,
Subsection 0.
I1OTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN that the Municipality
will not be responsible for any damages caused to
parked vehicles as the result of snow plowing or
snow removal operations
71413 SPlMrORTIdt NEWS
Tlllu'sday, January 22, iJ,•95
Iy
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attentloa
Hospital Bed
Plowels for all occasions
Phones: Day 40 Night 595W
MARTIN W.BTAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 " Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B,A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforth
SEAFORTH CLINIC
B. A, MLMaster, B.A., M.D., Intern's
P, L. Brody, M,D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 10,01. to 6 p.m., daily
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat•
arday only 7.0 p.m,
Appointments made in advance ars•
desirable
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J.O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V M„ V.S.
W. G. DIISINNAN, D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN H LONGSTAFF - optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth
$ours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
6.30; Wed. 9 AM to 12.30 PM. Thur. erg
by appointment only. 'Clinton 1IU:2-701e...
above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon, 9 to 6.80 .
INSURANCE
▪ Fire
• Auto
e Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD Officers -Pre dent We,, S.TAIex ndder,
Vico-Pres., R. Archibald ; Manager and r
Sea.-Treas„ Norma Jeffery, Seaforth.
H D MoE' vine ' 0. Blyth Malone,; WS. Alexander.
Walton; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; 1. 1.,
dt.
Bornholm; IL Puller, Gode oh; 20
Archibald, Seaforbh ; Allister Broadfoot,
Seaforth.
Agents - Wm,. Leiper Jr., Londeabozo I
J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen ; Selwyn Baker.
Brussels, Erie Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or
transact other business, will be promptly'
attended
a named yofficersation addressed 8139of
their
respective post offices.
'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 MI HART
Office Phone 784 • Res. 2&6
NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
Ratepayers and inhabitants of the.
Township of Tuckersmith are requested..
by the council, to not park cars on
township roads and streets during the
winter .months in order to facilitate•
snowplowing operations.
Council will not be responsible for
damages to any, vehicles parked on roads.
orstreets.
E. P, Chesney, Clerk. Tuckersmith
Don Brightrall
CANADIAN PETROFINA LTD.
Dealer and Distributor of
Petroleum Products
Gas, Stove and Furnace Oil
Prompt Farm and Home Delivery
PHONE 354, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
VENTILATING SYSTEMS
For barns and poultry houses.
A side wall fan gives economical
ventilation prolonging the life of
your building and improves the
health of your stock. For estim-'
•ates see Sharp's Maintenance
Service, Ph. 851-5
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE' COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
D.. Clayton Colquhoun, RR1
Science Hill
Vice President
Alex J. Rohde, RR3 Mitchell'
Directors
,Martin ,Feeney, RR2. Dublin
Robert. G. Gardiner, Ill Cromarty
Milton MCCurily, RR1 Kirkton
Timothy B. Toohey, R113 Lucan
Agents
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Harry Coates, RRX . Centralia
Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
THERMO - CHIEF
BURNING OILS
Walden & Broaclfoot
Phone 686w, Seaforth
SPRAYED APPLES POR SALE
Delicious, Snow, Tolman Sweet,
Greening, Spies, King, . etc. Free
delivery in town. Fred McC1y-
mont & Sons, Varna, Phone colt
lett HU 2-3214