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from our big s1'oWixl.g
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Wide brims, small flats,
flower bands, 'high crowns,
new straws and fabrics , , ,
Whatever the type you like
we have them all in a wide
range of lovely new spring
and Easter shades,
For the widest choice,
Shop at Stewart's
495 to 9.95
POPULAR WEATHER
V T EA 1 6 1Tp�yyF
ER
COATS
. , for Easter
All-weather coats in new cotton
cords, smart waffle cloths, fine
poplins and patterned brocade
materials are the favorite in
Easter selling. They're practical
Yet very dressy.
Come in to -day and choose yours
at
29.50
Stewart Bros.
McKILLOP
The March meeting of the Me-
Killap E. U. B. WA met at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Nichols
with 13 present. Mrs, Harold
Smyth and Mrs, Ford Dickison
were in chprge of the meeting
based on Easter. ,Several hymns
of Easter were sung, also read-
ing entitled "Easter (Meditation"
by Mrs, Dickison, a poem written
by Mr. Nichols was react by Rev.
Amaeher. :Mrs. 0. Leonhardt fa-
vored the group with a solo; also
a cruet by Rev. and Mrs. Amach-
er was enjoyed. The roll call was
answered by naming a book of
the old testament. Thankyou let-
ters were read from several for
boxes when they were sick. The
next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs, Irvin Reek, Mrs, L.
Hoegy and Mrs. 0. Beuermann
in charge.
Roses were placed in Evangeli-
cal Church on Sunday in mem-
ory of Charles Eggert who pas-
sed away one year ago Mar. 16,
by his wife and family.
Mrs. Elmer Koehler returned
home from the hospital on Tues
clay.
Miss Diane Trutter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Bari Trutter,
had her appendix removed in
Seafaith Hospital on Saturday.
Our 2-ACCOI NT PLAN
is Pla, r.ed Saving
1
Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal Chequing
Account. A quarterly statement will help you keep
yourr records straight, Tha low service charges
are prepaid. Your cancelled cheques are on file
if you need them.
9 Keep your Savings Account for saving. Add to it
G from every pay. As your balance grows, you'll gain
new peace of mind,
Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.
THE CANADIAN
I3ANK OF ,COMMERCE
MORE THAN BOO BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA 00 SERVE YOU
Seaforth Branch L. F. Ford - Manager
Outfit Branch E. J. Deah -- Manager.
on lora, 1'6Ws, than a(itfltd 04:'
dile Fireside d sosi Perm met
the 11o1114 of Mr. and Mrs. I3o
Rennin to :discuss' imflni'gnation
and emigration, We -consider the
maler essential 06 'ln trnigraiitO to
Canada should be good health,
mental alertness, wiilnngn0ga t
learn, adaptdXllltY, 'good Rnscrala
and tine eioRraoter. These ar
more im'por'tant thanomit:Meanie
Sn educational lines, Regarding
religion it :would be 6•air to al-
low about half Protestant :and
halt Roman Catholic, ''Control of
immigration is a good thing and
should continue,
Different races, ()freed, end
nationalities should not be bar
•red if they are the type or peo-
ple who would make good Citi
zene and fit in with our way 'of
life, Ibut they should be restricted
as to suunrb'ers. We deplore the
'fact that' so many o6 our edsaeat
ed 'bright young people go to the
States,
Most games, Mrs, Geo. Carter
Don. Buchanan; done hands,. Mrs
'Harvey Tanner, Oliver ,Anderson;
eons., Jim Howatt, Trio Ander
son,
HENSALL
Mrs. Bill Fink was hostess for
the 'Manch meeting of the Arnold
Oirele Evening Auxiliary, Mon-
day night at Carmel Presbyter!
an Church. The president, Mrs.
•iOd Fink opened with a prayer
,for guidance. Mrs, En. Wilson and
iblrs, G, Bell led in the worship
eervlce. 'Their topic was "Our
Presbyterian 'Church Work with
the French 'Canadian People".
Roll call was answered with an
Easter verse, 17 ehut4n visits
were recorded and Mas, Schwalm
reported from the nursing home
that the Valentine gifts made the
patients very happy. The meeting
closed with the S,ord's Prayer,
after 'w'hich Mrs. Ed Fink and
Miss Hannah Murray served a
very appetizing- lunch, Mrs. Ed
Fink will be hostess of the Ap-
ril meeting.
Mrs, Margaret Evans of Water-
loo visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren last
week.
'Mrs, Geo. Hess who was under-
going treatment in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, last week,
was able to return home.
FEDERATION NEWS
By D, Hemingwwy^
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture held their Directors
meeting Mar. 10 in Clinton.
In reporting on compensation
for Hydro line (from. 'Seaforth to
Clinton the Secretary stated that
as yet hydro had not replied to
the request of the farmers con-
cerned to have a representative
of hydro, who had anthoritiY' to
make definite offers, to meet
with them.
Resolutions were 'brought in by
the comanittee protesting the ex-
penditure for straightening the
curve east of Auburn and a sec-
ond requesting legislation by
which anyone selling grain to a
dealer would halve the right to
demand the cleanings from grain
sold to the dealer.
Grey twp. presented resolu-
tions which were approved' first
that the federation continue to
press for compensation for hive -
stock lost from rabies and second
that more assistance he given by
the 0:2',A, in providing speakers
for county and twp. meetings.
Bob McGregor reported .that
the bus tour to Fulton county .be'
the beef producers was now coon-
pletetye arranged and, that all
seats an the bus were taken,
Mrs. Alex, McGregor and Mrs.
Frank Yeo reported on the Lead-
ership Training Course they at-
tended at Vineland. As a result
of tills 'course a three-day course
will he held at Hanover next Jan-
uary. 'Min. Yeo, who was repre-
senting the Farm. Forum)) said
the Farm Forum TV experiment
at CMNX was creating a demand
for greater use of the TV for the
Forums across Canada,
Warden Bill Jewitt brought
greetings from the County Coun-
cil in a few brief remarks.
Alf Warner, Hog Pr o d neer
Director to the County Federa-
tion urged as many as possible
to attend the annual meeting to
be told Mar. 16 and 17 in Toron-
to.
In discussion of the Safe 'Driv-
ing Campaign that is being spon-
sored Inc the Dept. of Transport
it was agreed that the CIA, In-
surance Committee look after the
arrangements for county Tally,
Don Middleton, OM, Fieldman
stated that at a rally' in. Middle=
sex where a written questionaire
was given ant only two Passed
the test. Perhaps we hacl 'better
get nut to one of these meetings
and learn the rules of the road
before the lose too many .points.
As the meeting closed there
was some rather -heated ,dissua-
sion on the adlvisability of farm-
ers publicising the exceptionally
low 'feed cost per Ib. of gain on
livestock. it was pointed out
that while 'farriers realize that
these figures generally fall to al.
low for labour, capital invest -
vent or depreciation the eon
FOR SALE
40 O'lei'c° auelfera, Aldo wll
Crit .delwn• 'trees in tawil, at (.own
risk, J. >:t, Burns, Phone 6913..
FOR SALE in �va'21f,
11 1'iigs to wean ii
SCOTT MUM.
FOR SALE
Cl'intland Seed Oats, Phone
605 'r '32, Seaford!, JAAiiOS 0411
NOCHAN.
Clearing .Auction Sate
Farm stock, machinery; hay &
.grain, At lot 6, ()on, 4, .McKillop
twin, 131(s west and 2 miles north
of Dublin on Monday, Marchi 50
rt T• p,m, Cattle -- 4 Iierpfort
heifera with: calves at. foot. 3
Hereford et Durllam cows, duo
time :of sale. 2 Hereford heifers
due in June.. 2 Hereford heifers
due in July, 2 Durham heifers clue
in July. Hereford ,steer 800 lbs.
3 years old. Hereford steers '3
years -old, Hereford heifers.
Pigs— 7 pigs 125 lbs. 21 ehnnks
175 1bs. Hay & Grain -150 bus
Gary oats suitable dor seed. Quan
tity mixed grain. Quantity mixer
hay- Machinery -- John Deere
No, 40 tractor with 2'flurow hyd
raulie plow (4 years old). John
Deere tractor manure spreader
model L (new). .Massey Harris.
drop head hay loader, 14icCormick
Deering mower. Massey Barris
binder; steel land roller. 6 sec
tion diamond. harrows, 5 ft. culti-
vator; rubber tired wagon with
16 ft. hay rack. 2 wheel trailer;
scuffler. McCormick D'g cream
separator, Fairbank Morse ham
mer mill; pig feeders, steel
troughs; chicken oil brooder; rain
shelters; hay rope and car. Forks,
shovels. Colony house (500 chick)..
Fleury Bissell double disk,Chains,
50 ft. endless belt; set ftu'm
sleighs.. Some household effects.
Other articles. No reservefarm
sold, Terms cash, Prop., Nicholas
Krauskopf,Aust„ Harold Jackson,
Cleric, E. P. Chesney -
sumer is more likely to protest
the seeming high cost of toed.
The Huron County Co,Op In-
aurance Committee of the Feder-
ation of Agrioulture met Tuesday
evening last in the Board Rooms
of the Clinton Crean Union.
Sales records were reviewed
and showed that an ever dn'oraaa-
ing number are tanning advantage
of the line protection and service
being supplied by this organiza-
tion. Tile new C.I.A. Life has re-
ceived its charter and nannies are
expe'oted to be available through
the regular agent before long"
Ogle Committee and (Agents
agreed to arrange for a ildeplan
at local Trade and Fall Fairs to
promote sales.
d nvlowld like to refer to the
Avio-Arrow situation. Here we
have a large oanupany suddenly
stopping pa ocluoation. The needed
equipment will be supplied by the
United States.
I wonder it [farmers. realize
that this could happen to ageloul-
ture in Canada if large corpora-
tions' take over oontnol through
vertical integration?
Almost half a million tbs. of
claielcen was imported Enom Unit-
edStates during ,January. We
are told that the amount of grain
In storage there equals 3 years
production of Canada. It would
then be' possible for Packing
Companies which have oounter-
parta in the U.S. to supply our
markets with livestock tor some
time.
Broilers were- being produced
at lac per lb. to the producer in
Georgia and these ere within
shipping distance of Ontario. It
might ibe snore satisfactory for
our Processors to bring these do
rather than to produce here.
Egg g oductdon could eaadly
follow the same pattern as .broil-
ers it this industry gets away
Erom :producer control. This may
be just a 'ben dream ,but produc-
ers would do well to retedn eon,
trol of the sale of their product
just in ease.
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. Rohde, 111t3 Mitchell
Vice President
Milton McCurdy, Hill Kirkton
Directors
E. Clayton_Colquhoun, RR1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney, 1111.2
Robert
n-
Robert G. Gardiner, Ri Cromarty
Timothy B, Toohey, 51R3"Lucan
Agents
Harry Coates, 11.111 Centralia
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser, Exeter.
WANTED
Old horses wanted at a,4e Ib„ end
dead settle at value. If deed phone-:si.
once. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch. Phone
collect 14883'4 or 148881 (Goderieb)
aWkieS
BUTTERMILK BISCUITS
11
'WE MAKE 'EM—
VbU BAKE 'WA"
Cleary's l ,` A
Seaforth
CARD OF T}IANKS
we wiell to thank the friends
and neiglt'bors for 'flowers 'and
nmet/sages of sy'm'pathy during
'our recent bereavement and. also
to 'those that loaned ears. _Mr.
Roy Lawson and Marlon (Mrs,
'iso tor'all. WilIle) ,
CARD OF THANKS
tWa wish to extend our heart -
telt tlhanits and appr•eolation for
,tile acts of ltindness, messages of
sxtBpatlty and the beautiful flor-
al tributes received from - our
kind friends and: neighbors In
our Pasant bereavement of our
beloved daugh'ter and sister,
Also 'special tlranlla to 'Mr, Whit-
nen ' and ;the Rev. Mr, Summer-
011, Mr. ani Mrs, Frank • John
Ston and Irvin, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Harry" Jolrnfton,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrd..Orawford Simpson and
family would like to express
their sincere thanks and appreei:'
ation ho their neighbors, friends
and relative's for the many acts
of kindness 'during their recent
bereavement, Special thanirs to
the Rev, mfr. Elder and the stain
of tile 'Muir, Nursing T'on'e,
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all who sent
me cards' and treats and those
who visited me and helped .in
any ''way while 'I was a patient
In Scott Memorial Hospital. Spe-
cial thanke to' the ` nurses and
Doctors.—'John Pethiok.
CARD OF THANKS
(Phe manager of the ,Segfortlr
Bantams wishes :to extend his
thanks to those who looked can-
ter the Dearborn hockey players,
while they were ]sere. Special
nutlike to Mr, 3. J. Cleary who
supplied a lovely' dinner at the
hllllictt Reaten rant for our
guests.
IN MEMORIAM
,Pepper—In loving memory of
a dear son and brother Bill, who
,passed away March 21, 1952,
A little tribute true and Mender,
Just to show that we remember.
—Lovingly remembered by Mo-
ther mad 'sisters,.
TO RENT
5 -room apartment, heated, sep-
arate bath, on Victoria St. Avail
aible immediately. JOHN TRE-
IMEER, Phone 268W, Seaforth
after 7_p,m.
FOR SALE
5 -room :frame house in Sea -
forth with 2 'bedmoome, full base-
ment, garage, 2 years old. Phone
2623. George Broome.
.SEED OATS FOR ILD
Garry Oats, registered No. 1;
Garry Oats, commercial No. 1;
Brant 'Barley, 'commercial No. 1.
Phone 840 r 41. Seaforth Central.
RUSSELL B0!IJ';ON, rr1, Dmlbiin,
FOR SALE
A few bushels of good rad r"lo-
ver seed. Wilmer ASeOlincliey,
Varna, Phone 687 r 32 Hensail.
TAX RETURNS
Avoid last minute rush. Tele-
phone Seaforth 78 now for ap-
pointment. 55, G. MSIR, Counsel-
lor, Dominion Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE
7 head of young black cattle,
around 400=500 lbs. Apply to John
Eeyink, Phone 23 r 6, Blyth Cen-
tral.
TEACHER WANTED
Protestant teacher for S.S. No.
4, McKillop, chides to oommience
'September 1959. Applicants
please state qualifications and
salary expected. airs. Gordon Me -
Kenzie, Sec: Treas„ R.R. 1, Sea -
forth.
FOR SALE
Brick dwelling and other
building and lot 80x175,
known as old Waterworks
Buildings
Apply to J. A. Baldwin,
Chairman of Property
Committee, Town of
Seaforth
No bids received after .
March 24th, 1959
r Town of Seaforth
Tenders wanted for G.V.W.
21000 lb. truck.
For specifications apply to
R. S. Habkirk, Chairman
of the Street Committee.
Tenders close March 24th,.
1959
ornammeeras
RADIO REPAIRS •
(quick, inexpensive and guaranteed.
radio repairs to ail kinds of radios. at
TER111 S RADIO REPAIR, Opposite
Hick Rouse, Phone 347R, Seaforth
0Iea,ring Auction Sale
Of Regletere4 Peri l'arposo Short,
horns, fdavhinory, Peed etol Beel Potato.
For the 176teite of Ow late Mark Handl,
ton. Lot 21, Con. 14, Molilllop tp , 11/4
pills)) east of "Walton, en Wed., March 26.
Dispersal sale of 61 head of c1ua1 purpose
Shorthorns to eon aenw at 1 P.M. 711'0
herd consists of two herd Sires, elx bull
calves and 44 females. 24 of the fe-
angles aro sired by a son of MUUham
Dollar (Imp,), The hand isaccredited,
vacculeted and blood tested. Por a eat)),
lop wrlto •,pert Popper, 11118 Seuferth,
oe1os manager,
The, sale of maohhrery, food e,4 real
estate to commence at 10 A.M. Tha
maui'bseiy is a complete lino of modern
farm maehinory including two tractors,
combine, McKee harvester, Surge milker,
ete„ as well as feed for sale.
. Real Estate oonsieting of two 90 000100.
farms, 1n' geed state of cultivation with
one set of good buildings. Terms teat,'
A, lunch booth on the promisee.
Estate of Tato Marlt Hamilton, A.uot,'e,
11e1•t Pepper, Qorolon Jaekson
Tke following a1'e additions to
the above sale:
Machinery — McCormiek W 6
standard tractor. McCormick Far -
mall A tractor with smuttier at-
tachments. McCormick Internat-
ional combine. McKee pneumatic
harvester and wagon. Rubber the
wagon with box. McCormick 15
run fertilizer drill. McCormick 7
foot mower. 'Roll -raker McKee
wake, Manure spreader on rubber.'
Chisel plow, nearly new; land
packer; cultivator; one set dou-
ble disk. Three sections spring
tooth harrows. Two sets of drag
harrows. McCormick binder. 3 -fur-
row plow; grain 'thrower with
pipes. Fleury Bissell grain grinder
with 70 ft. belt. 1947 International
truck; fanning mill with motor;
71310 SEAFORTH NEWS
Thursday, March 19, 1959
DOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hoepltal Bod
Flowers for all occasions
Phones; Day 43 Night 590W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A.'GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 6•W Seater•1h
SEAFORTH CLINIC
18. A. McMaster, B.A., M.D., Iaterab .
P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Office Hoare, 1 p.m.. to 6 pan.,
except Wednesday Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
4rdav only 7-9 p.m,
Appointments made in advance aro
desirable
TURNBULL &, BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC'
3.0. TURNBULL, D.V,M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS. D.V.M„ V,S;
W. G. DRE7NNAN, D.V,M„ V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
800N E. LONG$TAFF - Optometrist
Phone 791. ,..Main St,. Seaforth
Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon.. 9 to..
5.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM, Thur. etc
by appointment only. Clinton 1111-2-701.0,
above - Hawkins' Hdwo, Mon. 9 to 1.30.,
cement mixer, circular saw. 2 set
of scales. Surge milker nearly INSURANCE
new. Iowa cream separator; eva-
porator complete with. 2.00. buck-
ets and 45 gallon gathering tank.
Miscellaneous items. — Quantity
of steel drums, colony house. 3
range shelters, quantity of limb
wood, quantity of grain and feed.
Household Effects — Beds, tab-
les and chairs, radio, numerous
other articles.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of FarmStock, Machinery, Hay and
Household Elreets.At lot 8, con. 7, Tuck.
ersmith ton., 8'ir' south and 2 miles east
of Seaforth, on Wednesday, March 25111,
at 12 o'clock sharp. Cattle -4 Holstein'.
cows with calves. Registered Setisey cow
,vith Calf. Reg. Holstein cow and 2 Hol-
stein cows due time of Bale. 4 Holstein
cows due In April, Reg- Holatein cow
due in June. Holstein heifer fresh and
re -bred, 1 -2 -year old Hereford bull. 5
Yearling heifers. 6 yearling steers. 2
steers 6 months old. Collie dog, excel-
lent helper (2 years old). Piga — 9
pigs 6 weeks old. Machinery -- Inter-
national Pannell -Super MTA, with tor-
que amplifier-, live power take off and
hydraulic 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 28x46 with straw cutter and
grain blower. International 7 foot stiff
tooth cultivator. Plenty Biseel 8 ft. dou-
ble disk Coekshutt rubber tired wagon
with 16 ft. hay rack. International 8 ft.
grain binder. 8 drum steel roller. 19 inch
Visaet grain grinder. 4 section harrows.
McCormick self wash .cream separator
(2 years old). 16 ft. straw pipe with
hood. 160 gal. tank, fanning mill, knap-
sack sr
P nyur. ot, drive belt. nch
tity inch ]umber,er, i
tools, 1-40.ft. 6 inch
drive belt. 120 ft. 6/8" cable. Truck -
1950 International .r ton pick up track
with stock racks. Peed --400 square bales
of mixed. Clover hay. 600 square bales
of mixed hay. Household Effects—Shti-
plieity washing machine. living room
settee and chair, reeking chairs, 6 oc-
casional chairs. Bedroom furniture, cup-
boards, copper boiler, 2 meat grinders,
Sealers. Other articles too numerous to
mention. No reserve. Terms cash.
Prop., Arthus McNaughton. Aust.,
Harold Jackson. Clark, E, P. Chesney
FOR SALE
Red clover seed. Cleaned at
Londesboro seed cleaner•s.,Daniel
Beuermann. Dublin phone`62r19
TEACHER WANTED
A Protestant'teacher for SS No.
13 McKillop. Duties to commence
Sept. 1959. Apply W. J. McDowell;
Sec.-Treas. Seaforth rr 2
NOTICE
Seaforth Seed Cleaning Plant
will be open kr business. Contact
Seaforth Lumber, phone 47
NOTICE
Waterloo Cattle Breeding As-
sooiat4on "Where Better Bulls
Are Used", supply, artificial
breeding service for all breeds of
cattle. If phoning long distance,
simply ask , for Clinton Zenith
9.61650. If it is a local call, use
our regular number Clinton Erni
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
tows noticed In heat on Sunday
morning, • do not call until Mon-
day morning. The quality is high
and the cont Low.
NOTICE •
Viking Cream Separator. Sales
and 'Service for new and used
V%king .Separator. John Byerman,
Bast William 'St, Seaforth, Ont.
Phone 566 w
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
NOTICE -- TOWN OF SEAFORTH
PARKING -
To
IN
To facilitate snow plowing and snow re-
noval operations, PARKING ON THE
STREETS of this Municipality is prohibited
between the hours of 2 a.m and 8 a.m..
Tltis order 4021 be s'ttiot12/ et1-
foroed tin accordance with tits
Highway T7'af14c Act, Section 48,
Subsection 9.
NOTICE IS HIIPE13Y 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
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 640
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAPORTS, ONT.
Officers—President, Won. S. Alexander t,
Vice -Pres.. R. •Archibald; Manager and3
Seo,-Treae„ Norma Jeffery, Seaforth.
Directors -J, L. Malone, Seaforth i L.
H. Ma0wing, Blyth.; W. S. Alexander..
Walton; E. 3. Trewartha, Clinton;
Pepper, Brucefield ; C. W. Leonhaedt,
Bornholm; H. Puller, Goderleh;
Archibald. Seaforth; Allister Broedfoot,;
Seaforth,
Agents — Wm, Leiper Jr., Londesboro t,
J. F. Praetor. Brodhagen ; Selwyn Baker.
Brussels, Eric Munroe, Seaforth,
Partiee desirous to effect insurance or
transact other business, will be promptly -
attended to by application to any of the,
above named officers addressed to their'
respective post offices.
'blue coal'
the solid fuel for solid comfort
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 673 or 392-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 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 rbad•
.or streets.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk, Tuckersmith
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
DEKALS STARTED PULLETS
Several hundred Dekaib 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. Mena & Boys &
children's footwear. It is our busi-
ness to give comfort and save you
money
TimothyseedSALE
, power cleaned,
$10.50 a bushel. Clarence Regele,
Dublin phone 64r9
FOR SALE
Hard 'sod, buckwheat coal. 1/y
inch soft coal $16 a ton mot calci-
um or oil treated—can be used
for pig deed. Phone 86 r 13,'Dub-
lin, 3KRAUISKOPF BROS.
BERT PEPPER
AUCTIONEER
Reserve your Sale Date now
11R 2 Seaford', Out.
Phone Clinton HU 2.7534
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
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BURNING,. OILS
Walden & Broadfoot
'Phone 686,, Seaforth