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McKILLOP W.M.S.
The first meeting for 1959 of
the McKillop W.M,S. of First
Presbyterian Church was- held
Tuesday afternoon in. the Ohurch
Hall at 2 p.m. The president, Mrs.
Helen McMillan presided and
gave the opening prayer, Mrs. D.
Leslie Elder installed the new
officers as follows, Mrs. D. L. El -
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STENOGRAPHER -BOOKKEEPER
Applications in writing will be . accepted by the
undersigned until Saturday, April 18, ].959.
State age, education, qualifications and references;
5 -day week; good working conditions; starting
salary; $1600.00 per annum; interview can be
arranged.
For further • details, contact:
John G. Berry, Sec.-Treas.
Huron County Home Committee
Court. House, Goderioh, Ont.
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EUCHRE AND SOCIAL
IN THE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
SPONSORED BY TEE C. W. L,, DUBLIN
FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd at 8.30 pi.n
Norris Orchestra
Admission 75c
cloy, Mon, Pre6.; Mrs. Helen Ate'
Milian, ties.` Mrs. R, 77, McAfil-
lan, 1st Vice fires„ Mrs, 'W, Drov-
er, 2nd Vitae, Fres.; Miss Jean
Seott, see.; Mrs, Ila laorrauce,
Treas.; Miss, Jessie Fraise]', Pi-
anist;: Mrs, T. W. ASOMilien, La,
dies; Aid Sec.; Mrs, J. L. Bell,
Glad Tidings Sec„ Mrs, •Samuel
Storey, eupplysec,; Mrs, James
F. Scott, Home Helper's sec„
Literature Sec., Mrs, W. Thoanp-
son; Welcome and Welfare. Sec.,
Mrs. Stewart Dale; $0010.1 Com.
mittoe, Mrs. Tc Appleby, Mrs, S.
Storey Mrs. 3. T. Scott, Mrs. S,
McClure, Mrs.J. SIuglll and Mrs.
w, McClure:. ,
During the business period it
was decided .to hold our next
meeting in the church 1141.11 on
the 4th Thursday, Apz`il 23rd in-
stead of our regular day because
of the Synodical which is being
held in Knox Ohunoh, Goderiob,
April 14, 15, 16th. The meeting
was then adjourned to aneet with
the 'Senior WKS •in their thank
offering meeting.
Huron Presbyterial
Holds ;Spring Meet
"Lengthen thy cords and etre
ngthen toy stakes,” was the text.
of an impassioned sermon prea,
chess ,by tlze'fa9mous William Carr
ey nearly 200 years ago, to bring
about the .formation of the first
missionary societies, Again on
d+riday, March 20th, in North ,St.
United Church, Goderleh, this
same text from 'Isaiah challenged,
some 250 women to undertake
more, work harder, sacrifice and
give more than' ever before for
the cause of the world mission of
the Christian Gospel. '
'The occasion was the 34th an-
nual meeting of Huron Presby-
terial of the United Church of
Canada, chaired at both morn=
ing anis afternoon sessions by the
presiident4 Mrs, William McVit
tie of ,Blyth. •
The following slate of officers
was installed: Hon. Pres,,. Mrs.
W. J. Greer,' Win'gham; past pres-
ident, 'Airs. E. Desardins, Grand
Bend; president, IlIrs. Wm Mc-
Vittie, of Blyth; first vice, Mrs;
Harold Doig, F2ordwdeh; •centre
vice, Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Wal-
ton; west Airs. Tait Clark, God.
erich r.r. 6; south, Mrs. ltrilliam
Routly, Exeter r.r. 3; north, Mrs.
M. Dennis, Bluevale; recording
eec„ Mrs. George Michie, Brus-
sels r.r.4; corresp. sec„ Mrs, W.
B. .Cruikshank, Wingham, rr. 2;
treasurer, Mrs. J. Sutter, 'Clinton.
,Secretaries — Christian 'Stew-
ardship, Mrs. S. A. Moote, •GOd-
erich; Mission Circles, Miss M.
Jackson, Auburn; •CGIT groups,
Mrs. E. McCreath, Walton; Mis-
sion Bands, Mr's. Wm. Robertson,
Monkton; Baby Bands, Airs. D.
Insley, Exeter; literature, Mrs.
Geo. 'Reid, Varna; Assoc. Mem-
bers, Mrs. E. J. Pridham, Gode-
rieh; supply, Mrs. J. A. 'McGill,
Clinton; com. friendship, Hrs.
Elgin McKinley, Zurich r.r. 1;
Missionary Monthly, and World
Friends, AMiss Agnes Anderson,
•Centralia; Christian citizenship,
Airs. Harold Pollock, Forclwich;
press, Mrs. G. Beecroft, Belgrave
r.r. 1; candidate sec., Mrs. G. W.
Tiffin, Wingharn; affiliated Ex-
plorers Groups, AIrs. Andrew Mc-
Nichol, •Seaforth,
Mrs. C. E. Peacock of Bayfield,
conducted an impressive memor-
ial service for members who had
passed to higher service during
the year, two of whom, Airs. Earl
Mills, Walton, and Mrs. Roy Law-
son, Seaforth, had served ou the
Presbyterial executive for 16
years, _
Resolutions were presented by
Mrs, Charles ,Smith of Westfield
,and Mrs, Roy Bennett spoke on
behalf of the church men and
their television program ,"Story
Time." A skit dealing with the
Proposed amalgamation of the
W,M.S. and the W.A. of the Unit-
ed Church into a single group
was presented by Ml's, Harold Po-
cock, Mrs. Harold Doig, Ford -
wick, Mrs. E, Whitfield, Corrie.
It was urged that every group
•continue to study this .proposal,
The highlight of the afternoon
was the address of the guest
speaker, Rev, R. H. McColl, Kuox
United Church, London, former-
ly of the Pacific Coast' Mission
Boat "Thomas Crosby IV". He
told of his work and experiences
travelling up and down 300 miles
of the beautiful B.C. coast, call-
ing at 52 different stations, Ind-
ian villages and lighthouses. To
the lonely, isolated people of
these places the Thomas Crosby
brought medicines, the service of
the church, film strips, reljgious
education and possibly the moat
valued of all, a friend with whom
to chat. Like missionaries every
where. be sought to bring secur•
ity and salvation to needy people
through the light of the Gospel.
Mrs, Harold ,Doig, Fordwic'h,
introduced a fiannelgrapll which
laid stress upon the preventative
work of the W.M.S„
F9E-.6A . E
2 rsa Ihunain hen tars to freshen
April 15 and 20tb. 100 bales of
geed teed slay. Torrance Dundee,
Walton, Brussels Dori
FOR SALE
Gary Oats dt 1.3i'ant barley, pow-
er cleaned, suitable for seed, '1,
Govonloek, phone SS3r0
FOR SALE
23 chunks of pigs. Phone S31r21,
W. 3.` T.eozning
FOR SALE
A Ford Major tractor in' good
condition, Clarence Maloney, RR
5 Seaforth, Phone 40z'20 Dublin
FOR SALE
Baled stay. Wes Fleggart, phone
757w3 Seatol•th central •
COMING EVENT
The 0,P, & P. ,committee of
the Odd Fellows Lodge are Plan-
ning a paper drive in April. Fur-
ther particulars next week,
TO RENT
Apr, 1, modern self contained
large one bedroom apartment, fur-
nished or unfurnished, with laun-
dry facilities, near shoe .factory.
Apply to The News office,
LOST
Anyone finding .a blue :truck
loading chute, lost last week bet-
ween Grieve's bridge and Walton,
please call SeaforFORthSAI E 839x6, R. M,
Scott,
Border collie puppies, good ]lee-.
lens. Ken Thompson, Seaforth. re.
2, phone 833x13.
O
Roanm.anilB,board with home pri-
vileges, Room suitable for two
girls. Phone 193-M, Mrs. A. Mc-
Nichol
LAWN MOWER SERVICE
Complete service on all makes
of .mowers and engines. Parts, re-
pairs, overhaul, sharpening.
DO IT NOW
SHARP'S 'MAINTENANCE .
SERVICE
r.r. 2 Seaforth. Ph 861x5
TEACHER • WANTED
To teach jailer room of 17
pupils more 01' less in Union
School No, 3 Ilibyert (Si. Col-
ulliilan), Duties to commence in
September, Al>lilieations will ble
zosixetl until Aln'il 15., Apply,
stating quallfieatiens and expert-
encu to, ,1Oseph L. ,O'Reilly, RR 2
Aubiin, Secretary
FOR SALE
Commercial ,grade No, 1 Herta
Barley, 99% germination at 01.80
Per bo, also .0olnmei'cia1 grade.
No, 1 Ciintland oats, 100% germ -
'matt= at $1.25, This grain was
grown from registered seed.
Lorne Fell, Staffs, Phone "48r11
Dublin
FOR SALE
A few bags of Sebago potatoes
good cookers. Phone 48r11 Dublin
FOR SALE
Boys light gray sport coat, size
34, Like, new, May be seen at
Flannery Cleaners
FOR SALE
Waterloo 10 ftp garden tractor
with plow and cultivator in good
condition. 'Cheap for the best of-
fer. Apply to Box P, Seaforth
News
Clearing Auction Sale
Of )nigh class Durham cattle and
good farm machinery, will be held
at Lot 26, Con. 14, 'McKillop twp.,
% mile south of Walton on couff-
ty road, on Wed., April 16th, at
12. o'clock sharp;
List in next week's paper.
+Nelson Reid, Proprietor
Harold Jackson,' Auctioneer
Auction Sale
For the estate of the late Mrs.
Agnes Nott. In the village of. Lon-'
def boro, Sat, April 11, at 1,30 pm.
Chesterfield suite, piano, dining
room suite, china cabinet, settee;'
wardrobe, rugs, hall . rack, bade,
springs and mattresses, toilet
a dishes, odd dressers, kitchen table
FbR SALE and chairs, kitchen cabinet, kitch-
en cupboard, odd- tables, electric
Feed turnips. Apply,Jacic Croz•'raclio, electric lamps, vacuum
ier, phone 667122
i cleaner, electric refrigerator, alee-
I BORN • .tris rangette, electric heater, sew-
Rathwell — At Ross Memorial
Hospital, Lindsay, Ont., on 1VIarch
24th, to Mr. ones Mrs, John R.
Rathwell, a son
Clearing Auction Sale
Farm Stock, • Implements, feed
and household effects. At Lot 22,.
Con, 10, .twp of Logan, 11/,. miles
north of Bornholm, and 1% miles
west of•23 hwy.;on Wed„ April 8.
Sale to start at 12 o'clock sharp.
Cattle — 6 Durham & Hereford
cows fresh from 4 to 6 weeks. 2
Holstein cows fresh 5 weeks. 2
Holstein cows milking and bred
again. Holstein cow due May 25.
Hereford cow due Moy 10.• Dur-
ham cow due time of sale, Hol-
stein heifer rising. 1 year old. 8
Durham. & Hereford steers and
heifers rising 1 year old, 7 Dur-
ham & Hereford calves front 4 to
7 weeks. Pigs-- Yorlf sots with 7
pigs by her side, 8 weeks old..
Hens -150 Golden Neck layers
1 yr. old. Implements — M -H 30
tractor. 1951 Fordson tractor,
both recently overhauled, M. For-
est threshing machine 24x36 with
grain ,thrower & shredder, near-
ly new. 100 ft 7" belt, John Deere
tractor 2 furrow plow, 3 point
hitch. Mc -D, binder, Me -D. mower
6 ft cut. Mc -D, 15 run double disc
fertilizer drill with' grees seeder
attachment, new. ,M II 8 ft double
disc. John Deere power cultivotor.
4 sec. harrows, steel land roller.
M -H hay loader, M -H side ranee,
John Deere, 10” hammer mill, Ai -
15 manure spreader. Universal
milking machine, 2 single unite
and piping for 12 cows. Renfrew
cream separator. Jamesway elec-
tric brooder. Quantity of 'feed,
Quantity of. Household Effects.,
No reserve as farm is sold.
Terms cash. Bornholm W. I, L.
will have a booth on ground.
Henry Hinz, Prop. John E. Sie-
mon, Clerk. Fred W. Ahrens,
Auctioneer
• HELP, MALE OR FEMALE
Would you like to earn 08 to
$10 per evening working from 8
to 10.30. If interested please con-
tact Mrs. Ellen Canon, 643 Seven-
th St., A East, Owen Sound
ANNOTNOBRIDNT
Mr. and Mn. David Triebner,
IHipipen, wish to =mounds the
engagement of their .daughter
Joan Elizabeth, to Howard Will-
iam Bernard. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bernard, Brussels, the wed-
ding to take place the latter part
of April :at the home of .the
bride's parents,
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FORTY YEARS AGO
From The Seaforth News
April 1919
Mrs. H. Gibson has bought a
house on High Street from John
Stewart.
Canada Furniture !Company in-
troduced a nine -hour .day,. closing
at five in the evening.
The barbers have advanced the
price of hair cutting to 35c ovr
leg to the continued high cost of
living.
With daylight saving now in
effect, Harry Lauder's song is
very .popular: "It's nica to get up
in the morning, but it's nicer to
lie in bed.'
Everett ,River's has gone to
Brock, Sask.
Me'Killop friends made a pres-
entation to G, D. 0, IHarn ones
family, who are moving into Sea -
forth.
John Beattie of ,the 10th con.
of Meailiop, hoe sold his farm
to his nephew, John Beattie.
Ms, Smallcombe and family of
Hensall have moved to the West,
Marriages: Miss Cora Eliza-
beth Staples and Mr, John Pryce,
of McKillop; Miss. Frances 'Scott
and Mr, Kenneth McKellar, of
Cromarty.
Winners in the Firemen's card
tournament which was 5lniehed
Tuesday night. were It Parke,
John Smith and T. Baker,
ing machine, washing machine,
odd chairs, linens, dishes '& cook-
ing utensils, step iladder, power
lawn mower, wheel barrow, shot
gun, 5 cords wood, garden tools,
carpenter_ tools, pipe wrenches
and other -wrenches, chisels, and
saws. -Numerous other. articles.
Ternis cash. '
George Nesbitt, Auctioneer
George Powell, Clerk •
Clearing Auction Sale
Farm machinery, hay and grain.
At. Lot 22, Con. 9, McKillop twp.,
1 niile east of Winthrop on Mon„
April 13th, at 1 p.m. Machinery—
Massey •Ferguson tractor No. 50
(2 yrs old). ,Ford tractor in good
condition. New Idea mower (2
yrs old). 15• run Cockshutt seed”
drill, ,9 ,ft swather, PTO, (like
new). Cockshutt. McCormick
spring tooth 8 ft cultivator. Ford
cultivator (1 yr). Massey clipper'
combine. McCormick 'No. •46 baler
(baled 3000 bales) (like new).
Smoker bale chute 36 ft. John
Deere 3 point hitch one way. 3-
furrow Cockshutt plow. 2 furrow
Massey plow (2 yrs old). Case
wagon & fiat rack; trailer &
racks. 15” tires. McCormick Man-
ure spreader and sides for corn.
Cockshutt side rake, 4 bar. Set
tractor chains for Ford (new).
Feed cart, aluminum wheel bar
row, set 'sleighs, grain auger, 11
ft with new motor.' Ottaco" wagon
with rack, 30 ft extension ladder'
(like new), set Cockshutt diskers,
jacks, chains, forks, shove,. sling
ropes, roller. Cedar and iron posts.
Milk cans, pig troughs, Strunk
chain saw, 5 section diamond har-
rows, manure spreader for Ford
tractor, tarpaulin 10x12. 120 feet
plastic. hose, block & tackle, 2
eater troughs, 1/4 hp motor. Oster
cattle olppers. Cattle halters,
1000 bus mixed grain, 2000 bales'
of hay, 1000 bales of straw. 8 ft
ensilage and silo, 100 hens (lay-
ing good). Numerous other arti-
cles. No reserve, farm sold, Terms
cash. Prop. Irwin Trewartha,
Aust., Harold Jackson, Clerk,
E. P. Chesney
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Machinery, hay
amegrain. At Lot 30, Con. 13, Mc-
Killop twp., 2% south and 1 mile
west of Walton, on Wed„ April
8th at 1 p.m, Cattle -4 Hereford.
and Durham cows due time of
sale. Durham farrow Dow, 7 Here-
ford steers and heifers 1 yr. old.
Pigs -10 chunks, 150 lbs. Poul-
try -190, year old Nicic hens. 10x
12 colony house? 3 shelters, feed-
ers. Machinery— Oliver 70 stan-
dard tractor in good condition. 2
furrow Cockshutt plow. 7 ft. John
Deere disk (like new), set har-
rows. 7 ft McCormick binder. 6
ft plower, hay loader, drophead.
Massey Harris manure spreader,
steel roller. 13 disk McCormick
fertilizer drill. 2000 1b scales. 2-
wheel trailer, 16 ft rack, hay fork
rope (new), steel water trough,
gas barrels, fanning mill, leg vise,
lawn mower, -small gas motor, 360
ft snow fence and posts. Forks,
shovels, chains, other articles.
Hay and grain, 1000 bales mixed
hay, 50 bus Brant barley grown
from registered seed. 600 bus of.
mixed grain. No reserve; farm
sold. Terns cash. Prop., Eldw•ard
Millen; auct., Harold Jackson.
Clerk, E. P. Chesney
CARD OF TIIANKS
We wish to thank the firemen,
friends and neigilbel's for Choir
help dining the recent fire et o01,
'011ie, Mr, and NIPS. Zllwin Wilson
CARD OF TI -TANKS
We wish, to express our tilaatks
and appreciation to all who re-
membered us with good wishes
and gifts or helped in any woY
to make our wedding anniversary
each a happy occasion, Mr, and
WC Kenneth McKellar
FOR SALE
One Durhain cow 7 years old
due April 2180, Also one Holstein
cow, flesh two. weeks, 4 years
old. Louis 'Coyne, phone 64•r16
Dublin
Executor's Sale
Ofpropertiesin the Village of Hen -
sell. on SAT.. APRIL 11th, at 2 p,m,
No, 1 Property—Frame 7 room dwell-
ing on Main street, Hensnll, furnace,
full bath with extra 2 -pc. bath; garage,
located . on Lot 214, Moles survey,
Hen-
sel].
No 2 Property—Frame 0 room dwell
ing, rolled brick siding. hydro, water,
on Main Street, Hensel], booted on lot;
233 Moles Survey, Hensall
Botir sold subject to reserve bid.
Estate of Agnes Stewart,
Harold Jackson,, Auctioneer
Ivor further' particulars apply to Hugh
Dalrymple, Mitchell, Erceeutor, Tele-
phone 297 W. Mitchell or McConnell &
Stewart,Seaforth, solicitors for theEx-
ecutor,
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Auction sale of Farm. Farm Stook
and Maohineny,. at Lot 21-22, Con. 11,
d 1 mile
east "of Winthrop.ton SAT., A1,1 north nPRIL 4th,.
et 1 p.m.
FARM -160 acres, part of Lot 21
and 22, Con. 11, McKillop Twp„ good
'Say loam, approx. 180 cores of work-
able land, the remainder in good hard-
woodbush; two story brick house with
furnace, bath, hydro, large bank barn,
drive shad, good .water supply.
MACHINERY—Farm machinery, in-
cluding
ncluding Model S Case tractor on rub-
ber, 1942 Dodge sedan car with new
tires, grainroller and motor, faun
scales, gas engine and cutting box,
•cream separator. •sleighs, hay loader,
cultivator, harrows, steel roller, mower,
quantity had maple wood, sap pane
buckets, they and grain. •
.CATTLE --2 Durham cows, due to
freshen; 2 Durham calves.
..Horses—Aged team.
Pigs -2 York sows. 160 hens.
Household Effects—Including 21" tel-
evision. Other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms—Chattels cash; property ..10%
down, balance' in 30 days.
Estate of Late James Morrison.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer ; E. P.
Chesney, Olerk,
SI)AFO11TM MOWS•
Thursday,. April 2, 1959
SOX
Funeral Service
AMSULANC
Prompt and Careful Attentloe
Hospital ppd •
Flowers for ell occasions
Phones: Day 48 Night 695W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth.
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W SoatorYh
e~
TEACHER WANTED
Protestant teacher for S:S. No.
4, . McKillop, duties to commence
.September •1969. A p pl :leant s
please state qualifications and
salary expected. Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Kenzie, Sec, -Tress., R.R. 1, Sea -
forth,
FOR SALE
No. 1 commercial' barley, Herta, ger-
minated 08 per cont. Apply to KEN'
CARNOOBA.N, 660 r 32, Seaforth.,
FOR SALE,
Timothy -seed, power cleaned,
$10.50 a bushel. Clarence Regele,
Dublin phone 64r9
HONEY FOR SALE.
Clover 8-15 pails $2,28,; 4.Ib pails at
$1.15..WALLACE ROSS Apiaries,Sea-
forth.
FOR SALE
Timothy - seed. Lew Bolton, . Phone
840 r 22, Seaforth.
FOR "SALE
Electric brooder,,, Jamesway, ..in good'
working order', at $26 (half price). Ap-
ply to CARL SIEMON, Phone 52 r 17,.
Dublin.
FOR SALE
Feed' turnips, for sale. HENRY: C.
DIEGEL, Bornholm r 1. Phone' 62'r 8,
Dublin.
FOR SALE
Dwelling on Chalk St., 1% years old.
8 bedrooms, oil heat, garage, immediate
possession. CHAS. REEVES.
FOR, SALE •
Red clover seed and timothy. Apply
to Clarence Montgomery, Paine.- 869r31.
_FARM FOR SALE
200 acres good clay loam ,land, well
drained, near Church and eolith] and is
in the vicinity of Seaforth, on a county
road. Property contains 2 bank 'barns,
steel stabling,modern rug brick bunga-
low funs equipped with - batlu'oom and
furnace, etc. New steel drive shed, gar-
age, There is an excellent water supply
and two pressure systems. Land may
be sold as two farms. HAROLD JACK-
SON, Box 461, Seaforth, Phone 474.
FOR SALE
A few bushels n.5 aot,d rad clo-
ver seed. Wilmer Mcelinchey,
Varna, Phone 687 r 32'Hensall.
FOR SALE
5 -roam frame house in Sea -
forth with 2 bedrooms, full base-
ment, garage, 2 years old. Phone
262J. George Broome.
NOTICE
Waterloo Cattle Breeding" As -
sedation "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
8:00 ,p.m. Saturday evenings. For
Cows noticed in heat on Sunday
morning, do not call until Mon-
day morning. The quality Is high
and the cost low.
NOTICE
Viking Cream Separator. Sales
anid Service for new and used
Viking Separator. John Byerman,
East WfUiam St., Seaforth, Ont.
Phone 566 w
TAX RETURNS
Avoid last minute rush. -Tele-
phone Seaforth 78 now for ap-
pointment. 1••I., G. t l FR, Counsel"
lor, Dominion Bank Bldg.
Seaforth Agricu1tur r°11 Society
is again sponsoring
Field Crop Competitions.
featuring •
YORK BARLEY and
RODNEY OATS
Anyone interested contact
HAROLD PRYCE, KEN STEWAS,T or ROBERT McMILLAN
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SEAFORTH CLINIC
tai A, McMaster, SA, M.D., lateral*
P. L. Brady. M.D., Surgeon
Office Hours, -1 p.m. to 0 p.m., daily
axeept Wedncaday and• Sunday
Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat -
order only 7-9 p,m,
Appointments .made in advance are
desirable
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J. O: TURNI3ULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. 11, BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DRENNAN, D.V.M., V,S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF - OptomwtrW
Phone 791. •Main St., Seaforth
Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon„ 9 to
6.80; Wed. 0 AM to 12.30 PM. Thur. eve
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 5.50.
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accideni
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 834 Res. 540
The MoKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
BEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers—Prealdent, Wm, S. Alexander c
Vice -Pros., R. Archibald ; Manager anti
Sea. -Tread„ Norma Jeffery, Seaforth.
Direotare—J, 0. Malone, Seaforth 1 J.
H. McEwing, Blyth ; W. S. Alexander„
Walton ; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton ; J. 1.
Pepper, Brucefleld • C. W. - Leonhardt„
Bornholm; H. Fuller, Goderiob;
Archibald, Seaforth : Allister Broadfoot,.
Seaforth.
Agents.-- Wm. Leiner Jr., Londeabom
J. F. Prueter, Brodhageh; Selwyn Baker,.
Brussels. Eric Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous toeffect" insurance of
transact other busineo5, will be promptly
attended- to by application to any of
above named -officer.. addressed to their
respective poet offices. .
'blue . coal'
the solid fuel for solid comfort
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE ANDFURNACEotr,
DUN•DAS & LONEY
Phone 578 or 332-R
AND. FUEL - OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784. - Res. 286
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
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 &
children's footwear. It is our busi-
ness to give comfort and save you
money
NOTICE
See your authorized dealer for district
of Seaforth, Dublin and Clinton for Vi=
king Cream .:Separators and Viking
Milking Machines. BASIL O'ROURKE,.
Blacksmith and Welding Shop. Bruce -
field.
BERT PEPPER
AUCTIONEER
Reserve your Sale Date now
RR Seaforth, Ont.
Phone Clinton HU 2-7534
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
THERMO - CHIEF
BURNING OILS
Walden & Broa.dfoot
Phone 686w, Seaforth