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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-03-12, Page 8ETTINO THE FASHION FACE FOR THE SPRING SUITS Clever new easy -care fabrics, wool blends aucl novelties in the new short Jacket suits. Ail new spring features. 25.00 to 39,50 SPRING COATS Doe -skin, Souffle and Tone -o1.- tone cloths in lovely new Spring styles you'll want for the Easter parade. If It's new we have it, 39.95 to 59,95 ALL WEATHER COATS Dressy waterproof Chino Gabs, novelty cords and basket weavea, shot fabrics and bro- cades make up this uew spring range 25.00 to 29.95 EASTER HATS Literally hundreds of new straws, flower hats and novel- ties are here for your choos- ing. Pick your Easter hat here and get the newest 3.95 to 9.95 SPRING HOSIERY You'll want to wear the new tints to match your new Eas- • ter outfit. See them here in regular or seamless styles. All sizes, all lengths 98c to 1.50 NEW BLOUSES Dainty new Swiss wash and wear fabrics are the Hit for this spring season. Choose from popular whites or pastels 2.98 to 8.95 SPRING GLOVES British and French imports in new Nylon suedes in a wide, wide choice of colors and whites. Choose yours now for Easter EASTER CLOTHES for girls We have sizes for girls 2 to 6x, 7 to 14, and sub -teen sizes from 10 to 14x. Whatever the age group you require we have lovely new dresses, coats, millinery and gloves • at prices you will willingly pay. DRESSES .,. $3.95 to $11.95 COATS $7.95 to $17.95 Easter Hat's, , . , $1.95 to $2.95 GLOVES 75c to $1.00 i 40. Seit EASTER SUITS' Fine worsteds in new strifes, overoheelts and plain shades in the best styles and shades 35.00 to 65,00 SPRING COATS Fine cashmeres and popular tweeds in a choice of grey, blue grey, fawn and brown, Slip-on or raglan styles 39.50 to 49.50 SPORT JACKETS Lovely new light and reditun shade sport jackets in a wide choice of new designs and patterns - 23.50 to 35.00 DRESS SLACKS Fine wools, wool blends and wash and wear synthetics in a broad range of plain shades or patterns 6.95 to 17.96 SPRING HATS New shapes, new widths in flat tops or centre dent hats in all the best shades for spring , 6.60 to. 10.95 • EASTER TiES There's scores and scores of smart new Easter ties here for your choosing 1.00 to 2.00 DRESS SHIRT Plain whites, new popular stripes and woven checks in regular or No -iron types, Single or double cuffs in all sleeve lengths 3.95 to 5.95 EASTER CLOTHES for boys Sport Coats . , . 12.95 to 14.95 Dress Slacks 4.95 to 9.60 Boys' Shirts 1.95 to 2.50 Boys' Ties 50c to 75c Boys' Sox 75c to 98c - POLICE REPORT Report for Ontario Provincial Police District No. 6 for January as follows: Motor vehicle acci- dents 1, persons killed 1, injured 54, vehicles checked 2716, warn- ing 915, most charges laid, rate of speed, 105. Don't let the weather fool you , . BASTER, will be here in two weeks just the same FLANNERY CLEANERS phone 87 GOT MORE LAVERS -Et -I ? If .You Keep Records: You'li Ke.ep MCKINLEY FARMS & HATCHERY ZURICH, ONT. Phone Hensel' 697 r 3 Stewart Bros. UNITED CFIUROR GROUP .5 Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Ham and The meeting of Group 4 W.A. sons John and Peter spent the weekend with liars. C. Ham and Mary E. 'Swan,. More snow on Friday night March 6th, forced a nuntiber of people who were travelling, to stay in different homes In the village, on account of visibility. Mr. Morley Taylor, Toronto, spent the weekend at the home 08 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vict- or Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Lobb and famd'y• have -moved to their new home on the London 3ioad. IMm, and ,Mrs. Wm Dalayanple and sons, Seaforth, were guests of 'Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. H. Dalrymple on The annual meeting of • the Brucefield Public Library Board was held at the home of -the Li- brarian, Mrs. W. Scott, Mr. A. Paterson presided. Mr. J, K, Corn - lea gave the 'Sec. -tread. report. The Librarian reported that 400 more books had been read than the previous year, with an in- crease of membership. 1959 mem- 'beta dpaointed to the board are: Mr: A. Paterson, Mr. T. B, Baird, Mir. Rebt, Watson, Mr. J. K. Corn- ish, Rev. S. Davison, Mrs, H. Tay- Ma aydor, Mrs, H. Dalrymple, Mrs. J. K. Cornish. Mr. Ivan Forsyth re- presented Tuckersanith twp„ ,Mr. H. ;Taylor represented ,Stanley twp. Mr, and Mrs. Mae Wilson, Mrs, 'Stackhouse visited at Weatlrill on' Wed of last week. Mr, and Mrs. John Broadfoot were in London on Sunday visit- ing Mr. R. Smith tri the hospital. We sorry to report that 1Mrs. R. Leppinggton was taken to Victoria Hospital on Sunday. Mrs, Stewart ,Baird' is a patient in Clinton iHosp•ital. was held at the home of M4sa Nellie Pryce, with 14 members and 7 visitors present. Mrs. How- ard Wilson was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Dalton prepared the .devotion w11ic9 was read by Miss Helen Pryce, We made plans to hold a bake sale the first week in May. Final plans were made to hold our crokinole party on Friday evening. It was decided that bhe two ladies in charge of the program each month take full charge of the meeting for the evening. Mrs. Dalrymple showed us a lovely display of the foam rubber which she had made, The meeting was closed ,with the Miz- pah Bened1otien, A delicious lunch was Served by our hostess, Mrs, Bachand Mrs. West'eott. VARNA IMr. Floyd LNIcAsii otl Hamilton spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. MaAsh. We are glad to welcome Mr, and Mrs. Lorne .Stephenson to their home in the village again. Congratulations to Mrs. Eliza, - beth Beatty on her 94th birthday on March 10th, The annual meeting of the Var- na Red Cross was head an Mon- day -evening of this week. Plans were completed for the annual canvass sometime this month when the roads get better. The Varna branch of the Red Cross have a hospital bed and a wheel ,chair for the use of anyone do the ,eomlrnunity. Mr. John Aiding - ton was elected president to suc- ceed Mr. John a leash, who has been president for the past two years. M. E. Pollock was ap- pointed Secretary -Treasurer. The executive committee aa'e Rev. T. 7. Pitt, 'Elgin McKinley, Elmer I-Tayter, Harvey 'Coleman, Rath blcAsh, Geo, Reid, Fred H'cO15- moat and Lloyd Keys. %trs, Ronald Taylor has return- ed Mane from the Clinton Hospit- a1 after her recent illness. The Huron County 13ookn0obile was at the Library Monday and there is a •rest supply oaf books available for reading. Why not join the adbral'R•, enjav good read- ing and support a worthy enter- prise, BRUCEFiELD Mrs. Victor Hargreaves accom- panied by her mother, Mrs, Arn- old Henderson of Aylmer, loft by plane for a 10 -day vacation in Florida. NORTH McKILLOP The Bethel WM:S and W.A. met in the cildlrcll on Thursday, }lar, 5th. The theme for the devotion- al exercise was "God Loves All People". Hymn 261 was sung 'fol- lowed by prayer. •Phe scripture lesson fr•dm book of Jonah was read by Ethel Dennis with the Comments by Tennie Dennis. A few moments of silent pratyer was observed in memory of Mrs. Mills who was a very valuable 'mem- ber of the society, The topic was taken by Ethel Dennis assisted by. Mrs. Roe. It dealt with the mte tion of Unemployment and immigration. There was consider- able (biscussion on this question. The Sorting Presbyterial is to be held in North St. United. Church, decided to accept the ,invitation to meet with the Walton ladies for their bazaar on A 1111 8bh. The next sneeting is to he the Easter Thank -..Offering and will be herd at the ,church. It is hop- ed to have' a suitable film to show. Lunch committee: Mrs. Re- gale, Mrs. Snell and Mrs, Roe. The 'meeting closed with the Benediction. Mrs. Wim. Dennis presided for the W. A. The ,minutes of the last meeting were mead and the roll call.taken. A pot -luck supper was planned tor Friday ,night, Maro11 13th at 7 part. in School Seletion 9, Dr. IMoMhster is to show his pictures on Japan. Hymn 96 was sung and the meeting closed with prayer by 'Mrs. Dennis. CROMARTY (Miss Linda 'Currie has return- ed to her 'home in Dorchester a& ter visiting the . past several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto .Walker. On Monday evening the amity and. many relatives and 9riende of Mr. and Mrs, George ,Wallace 'gathered at their home as a sur- prise party to celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary. Progressive euchre was, enjoyed with seven ttables in splay. Prizes went to H. McDougall fer•'higla ,points and to Mrs. Percy Adams for low. A de- licious Lunch with • an anniver- sary cake was 'served ba' the fam- ily. Miss Olive Speare visited with her sister in Mitchell on Wed- nesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ISoradehl; Alice and Connie visited friends in London on Sunday. iMr. and Mrs, Otto Walker ,visit- ed with Ma', and Mas. H. 11. Cur- rie, 'Dorchester on Sunday. A number of village friends Met at the hoane of (Mrs, Sadie Scott on Thursday evening to ex- tend•'birtirday- greetings. The ev- ening was spent in playing pro- gressive euchre. The March meeting of the W. 50. S. was held at the .home of Mrs. E. Moore. Mrs. Sadie Scott presided and opened the meeting with a call to worship, followed with a hymn, She also led in de' votional exercises. The first les- son of the Study Book :dealing with the Indian inCanada was led by IMrs. IC, MaKollar with •Mrs. C. McKaig assisting. We were pleased to shave our secre- tary, Mas, T. L. Scott with its after her recent illness, She read the nndnutes of the February meeting and called bile roil, the members answering with the Goclerich, on March 2otb. It was name 01 a worker among the In. Clearing Auction .Sale 01 learnt Maohincry, at lot 0, Con, 9 `11i> of MUKllion 1,4 miles west of Dahlin and a Innes north, Th11044 , Match 19, at 1,30 p.m, Ceit)e-•-Iiolstein holfel' 1 11100013 'old, Implements --pass I) Danner with power take off, starter Omd lights, worth new rubber. Case swo- thtr, 0 ft., with Creeks, MoC--Deering 3 furrow tractor plow like now. John Poore ouitivator, 9 ft, 13 disc MoC.- Deering f0rti5xer drill, John Deere man. ere spreader, 131c0 Doman, -7 ft, power mower, 9 seotious harrows, robber tire w0gon. 16 ft. lay rzuka 9bithattr •Mosso. aealea, Surge onto', 2 used piislhrea, for 20 cows. Electric fencer. 509 lbs. out, tle mineral. Forks [,hovels etc, No fes servo as farm 3a sold, Terms each, Leo Ryan,. Prep• Jos, L: Ryan, Auot, Clearing Auction Sale Of Registered Dual Purpose Short- horns, Machinery, Peed zuid Real Estate, l'or_ the Estate of the late Mark Hanul. ton. Lot 21, Con. 11, McKillop tn., 114 mules east of Walton, on Wed. Murch 26, Dispersal sale of 06 head of dual purpose Shorthorns to commence at 1 P.M. The herd consists of two herd sires, six bull calves and 44 female, 20 of the fe- males are sired by a son of Millhnm Dollar (Imp,),: The herd is accredited, vaccinated and Izlood tested, For a Cato; log write Bert Popper, RR 2 Seaforth, sales manager. The sale of .machinery, feed and real estate to commence at 10 A.M. The machinery is a complete line of modern farm meohinery including two tractors,. combine, McKee harvester, Surge milker, etc„ as well as feed for sale. Real Estate consleting of two DO acres felons, in good atate of Cultivation with one set of good buildings, Terms cash. A lunch booth on the l'remlees. Estate of late Mark Hamilton Auct,'e, Bert Pepper, Gordon Tnekson , Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm Stock, Machinew, Hay and Household Elfeots.At lot 3, con. 7, Tuck- ersmith twp., 2% south and 2 miles east Of Seaforth, on Wednesday, March 25011, at 12 o'clock sharp. Cattle -4 Holstein ,cows with calves. Registered Jersey cow with calf. Reg, Holstein cow and 2 Hol- stein tows due time of sale. 4 Holatetn a oseReg. Holstein in Jun, Arra.Histei iffresh avid re -bred. i -2 -year old Hereford bull. 5 yearling heifers, 6 ,yearling steers, 2 steers 6 months old. Collie dog, excel- lent helper (2 years old), Pigs - 0 pigs 6 weeks old. Machinery - Inter- national Farman Super MTA, with tor- que amplifier, live power take off and hydrauno remote control system. Inter- national No. 45 power take ,off baler, International 4, furrow hydraulic plow, (The above mentioned machinery is only 4 years old). Robert Bell threshing machine 28x45 with straw cutter and grain blower. International 7 foot stiff tooth cultivator.. Fleury Blase! 8 ft. dou- ble disk Coskslmtt rubber tired wagon with 16 ft. hay rack. International 8 ft. grain binder, 5 drum steel roller, 19 inch Visset grain grinder. 4 section harrows. McCormick self wash cream separator (2 years old), 16. ft. straw pipe with hood. 150 gal. tank, fanning mill, knap- seek sprayer.' 140 ft. drive belt. Quan- tity inch lumber, tool$, 1 -40 -ft. 0 inch drive belt, 120 ft, 6/8" cable. Truck- 1950 International Ped-001e balesof mixed Clover hay, 600 square bales Iof mixed hay. Household Effects-Sim- nlicity washing machine, living room setts .and chair,- rocking chairs, 2 oc- essionnl chairs. Bedroom furniture, 0up. Iboards, copper boiler, 2 'meat grinders. 1 Sealers, Other, articles too numerous to mention, No reserve, Terns oush. Prop., Arthur McNaughton, Abet., Harold Jackson. Clerk, E. P. Chesney diens. - Mrs. Harper gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. P, Allen read the Glad Tidings' prayer. An Easter tonic prepared by Padre Young was given by Mos. M. f 12oughton, The president, Mrs. T. Laing conducted business when•,arrangements were anade for bhe Good dlriday aneeting. Each Member gave current ev- ents. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. Re- 'Sreshments were served by the lunch committee with a special birthday cake in honour df Mrs, Sadie 'Scott's birthday, WINTHROP The regular. meeting of the Winthrop YPU was held in Cav- an ' Church, Winthrop, on March 8th. I31yann 280 was sung. The roll owll was answered by ten members, The minutes of bhe last meeting were read and 'adopted. Francis Hunt took the tolls. SIymn 502 was sung. Mr. S•um- mierell .read the scripture and we sang hymn 305. The offering was taken up. Margaret Boyd took bhe Bible study. Subject "The Calling of the Four Disciples". Mr. 'Sum- merell ,poke and recreation was held. The meeting closed with "Taps". KIPPEN EAST The (Manch meeting of the Kip - pen East Institute will be held in Kippen Church on 'Wednesday evening, Mamoh 18 at 8.30. They will be entertaining the Hensall, E14anville, •Orediton and Gerrie Institutes; roll 'call to be answer- ed by a place I would like to tvisit. Dr. 11LciMaster of Seaforth. 'will show pictures and tell elf his trip to Japan. Ladieb of Kippen area are especially Malted, Hoslt- ess will be the 10th Group; pro- gram 'convenors, Kippen Crawl lunch convenors, the 12111 Group; dishwashing, the 4th Group. Eu- chre and dance scheduled for Mardi 13 has peen postponed un- til 'April 3rd. Please note about euchre and dance. RADIO REPAIRS Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed radio repairs to dl kinds of radio; at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Oppoai0 Dick. House, phone 847R. Seaforth NOTICE Viking Cream ,Separator. Sales. and Service for new and used' Viking Separator. John Byerman, East Wdl'liam St., Seaforth, Ont. Phone 566 w FOR SALE Brick dwelling and other building and lot $04.75, known 51,5 old Waterworks Buildings Apply to J. A. Baldwin, Chairman Of Property Committee, Town of Seaforth No bids received after March 24th, 1959 Town of Seaforth Tenders wanted for C.V.W. 21000 1b. truck, Por specifications apply to R. S. Habkirk, Chairman of the Street Committee. Tenders close March 24th,.. 1959 IN MEMORIAM Eggert^ -In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charles Eggert, who passed Away a year ago, March r6. `£'hie menth comes. with deep regret, It bringsback a day we will never forget You fell asleep without goodbyes But memories of you will never die, -Sadly missed by his wife and family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all the friends and neighbors who remembered me with cards and gifts while I was a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, in London. 1OSEPH L. RYAN CARD OP THANKS I with to say Thank You to everyone who so kindly remembered me with gifts, cards and visits • while I was a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to nurses, doctors and students of Dublin High' School, NANCY KELLY CARD OF THANKS I wish sincere thanks to all who sent cards, treats, flowers, those whovisited me and helped in.. any }way while I was a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, and also the bereavement of my sister. Special thanks to Dr. McMaster. -MRs, ARCHIE SMITH .Border Collie P Spar 2 menthe old, FERGUiS HORAN, 81 1' 8, Dublin, FOR SALE Two geese, Paul Vogels, Dublin R. R. 2, Phone 55 r .11, 1948 PontFOR door sedan in good condition, good tires and motor, Phone 83-12, `dot 5, con. 1, McKillop, FERGUS KELLY. FOR SALE 9 pigs for sale, 10 weeks old. Phone 861 r 2. 111 DORB)A'N.CE, R. R. 2, Seaforth. FOR SALE 23 York and Tama pigs ready to wean. Apply to Francis Coleman, 858 r 22, Seaforth, Hard 'coat �buniheat coal. la inch soft coal $16 a ton not calci - 0151 or oil treated -can be used for.pig feed. Phone 36 r 13, Dub- lin, I0R&UISKOPF BR OS. NOTICE Seaforth Seed Cleaning Plaut will be open for business. Contact Seaforth Lumber, phone 47 - TEACHER WANTED A Protestant teacher for SS No, 13 McKillop. Duties to commence Sept. 1959. Apply W. J. McDowell, Sec.-Treas. Seaforth rr 2 FOR SALE Red clover seed. Cleaned at Londesboro seed cleaners. Daniel Beuermann, Dublin phone 52x19 TEACHER WANTED For SS No. 6 McKillop. Duties to commence Sept. 1959. School located 2 miles east of Winthrop on county road. Applicants please state qualifications and salary ex- pected. Leslie J. Pryce, Sec: Treas„ rr 1 Dublin NOTICE Waterloo Cattle Breeding As- sociation "Where Better Huila 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, uge 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 8:00 p.m. Saturday evenings. For cows noticed in heat on Sunday morning, do not call until Mon-' day morning. The quality 1s high and the cost Low, THE SO4FQ1 TH NEWS Thursday, Noxell 12, 1950 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital 13od Flowers for all occasions Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W, STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Pitons 90 Seatorth JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Sm'geon Phone 5_OW Seaforth SEAFORTH OLiNIC ,E. A. McMaster, B,A., M.D., Internlet 3, L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon Office Hours, 1 rap, to 5 p.m., dally" except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday and Set- • arday only 9-9 p.m. Appointments made in advance ere, desirable TURNBULL & BRYANS VETERINARY CLINIC J, O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D,V.M,, V.S, W. G. DRENNAN, D.V,M., V.S. Phone 105. Seaforth TORN 50. LONGSTAFF • Optometrist Phone 791, Main St., •Seaforth Hoare-Seaforth daily except Mon„ 9 to, 5.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12,10 am. Thur. e11 • by appointment only, Clinton 5111-2.7010. . above B:awkdne' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 080' INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Aeoidei • ,Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 540 The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. READ OFFICE-SEAFORTA, ONT. Officers -President, Wm. S. Alexander iy Vice -Pres., R. Archibald; Manager and Seo,-Treas., Norma Jeffery, Seaforth, Directors -J. L, Malone, Sea9orthr II. Marring. Myth; W. S. Alexander.. Walton; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton 1 J. 111,.. Pepper, Brueefieid; C W. Leonha.dt Bornholm ; 7i Fuller, . Goderioli ; R Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broadfool, Seaforth. Agents -Wm, Leiper Sr., Londeshoro t J. F. Praetor. Brodhagen ; Selpyn Baker, Brussels, Eric Munroe, Seaforth, Parties desirous to effect insurance ea transact other business, will be pro - attended to by application to any of promptly above named officers addressed to their respective poet 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 M. HART Office Phone 784 -• Res. 286. NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith Ratepayers and inhabitants of the, Township of Tuckersmith are requested, by the council, to not park ears on town0hip roads and streets during the. winter months in order to facilitate snowplowing operations. Council will not be responsible for damages to,eny vehicle .parked on road,. or streets. E. P. Chesney, Clerk, Tuckersmith Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 DEKALB STARTED PULLETS Several hundred Dekalb pullets. hatched Nov. 3rd ., 16 weeks - Feb, 23rd. 18 weeks - Mar. 9th. Vaccinated for bronchitis and Newcastle. Should be ,seen to be • appreciated, if you keep records, you will keep.. Dekalbs. Moore's Poultry Farm, Seaforth, ph, 647.31 JACK THOMPSON'S Footwear • Service, Seaforth. Shoes repaired. Mens & Boys & .chil'dren'e footwear. It 9s our bust - nese to give comfort: and save you money We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind ' Liability & Life - JOHN'•A. CARDNO Successor to WATSON 4 REID, Phone 214 Seaforth • Representative Manufacturers Life Insurance NOTICE -- TOWN OF SEAFORTH PARKING 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. Title order Will be strictly en- forced in accordance with the 17iD11toag Trailic Act, S'eotion 48, S8Obecctiosi• D. NOTICE 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 FOR. SALE Timothy seed, power cleaned, $10.50 a bushel. Clarence Regele, Dublin phone 64r9 FOR SALE Registered No. 1 Garry Seed Oats cleaned, graded, treated, bagged and Government sealed. Price $1.40 per bushel. Also bulk oats from same lot; clean your- self and save. -Apply Spencer Jeffery Stags, Ontario. Phone 11110; Dublin _BERT PEPPER AUCTIONEER Reserve your Sale pate now RR 3 Seaforth, .Ont, Phone Clinton HE 2.7534 TEXACO PRODUCTS THERMO - CHIEF BURNING OILS Walden & Broadfoot Phone 686w, Seaforth