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LAUDENB9.0'H — MEDD
Rev. L. E. Reed -Lewis officiat.
ed at the wedding in 1St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Clinton,
on Saturday, Sept, 6th, at 11. 0'•
clock, when Anna Marie Medd
and Michael Louis Laudenbach
were united in marriage . The
bride is the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Medd, Olinton. and
the groom is the son of Mr. and
.Mrs, Louis Laudeubaoh of Sea -
forth, Mauve and white gladioli
were the church decorations, Civ
en in marriage by her father the
bride wore a floor length gown
of white peau -de -sole, with chap-
el train and long lily point
sleeves, Italian neckline trimmed
with French applique lace, and
carried a bouquet of white
stephanotis centred with a white
orchid. Miss Margery Medd, of
London, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, and the brides-
maid was Miss Patricia Medd of
Clinton, sister of the bride. They
wore identical white eyelet
street length gowns with avocado
green cummerbund and bouquets
of white carnations with mauve
ribbons. Mr. John Leadenbach
of .Sarnia, brother of the groom,
was groomsman. The ushers
were Joseph Laudenbaoh of Don
Mills, brother of the groom, and
William Medd, of Whitby, broth-
er of the bride. Soloist was Mr.
Joseph Williams, Whitby, broth-
er-in-law of the bride, Miss Flor-
ence Evans, Clinton was organist.
Following the ceremony the
wedding dinner was served in
the Legion hall, Clinton, and the
reception was at the home of
the bride's parents, The bride's
mother received wearing a prin-
I
ted beige dress with brown ac-
cessories and shrimp corsage,
and was assisted by the bride-
groom's mother in a beige dress
with turquoise accessories and
yellow corsage , For travelling
the bride wore a brown wool
dress with orange and brown ac-
cessories. On their return from
their honeymoon they will re-
side in Toronto. Guests were
present from London, Sarnia,
Don Mills, Agincourt and Arva.
HENSALL
Banker Promoted
Don Maclaren of the staff of
the Bank of Montreal. has been
promoted to the accountant's de-
partment of the Bank of Mont-
real, Ingersoll. The transfer will.
be effective in October. Don start-
ed in the local bank on October
let, 1958.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross MacMillan
of Toronto were week end visit-
ors with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Mickle, at &Schade
View, where they have .been hol-
idaying for the past three -weeks,
IVIr. George Otterbein of Pres-
ton was a week end visitor with
his father, Mr. Wm. Otterbein.
Mr, and Mrs. S. M Rennie and
family spent the week end at
Schade View, Lake Huron,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Monne and
son of Dashwood were recent vi-
sitors with Mr, and Mre, Jack
Corbett and Al.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jones and
Town of Seaforth
Re Dog Proclamatiou
In view of the disregard by the general
public of the recent proclamation
issued by the Town Council re the
confinement of dogs, and the fact that
they are not to run at large at any
time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By-law.
Any owner or harborer of a dog who
allows it to run at large can be sum-
moned into court. The fine in a case of
this kind could be $50.00 and costs.
The Council and myself would ask all
citizens concerned to comply with the
laws and avoid the consequences.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
IIMIIMMIESSEINISMORMOBIRRGIVIIIIII
family flava returned home from
a pioasapt motor trip to the East
coast,
Di', WIll. T, Joyllt of London
was a week end viaiter with his
mother, Mrs. Alice Joylrt,
Mrs. IOmalie Parker is ho'iday
Ong with relatives in mMitohell
• Mr, and Eire. Austin Schwalm I
and daughter of Stratford visited
last week with the format's mo-
ther. Mrs, VioletSchwalm and
brother Ray.
ST. COLUMBAN
1Ir.•anal Mrs. Jas. Kale, Mr,
and Mrs. Jos. Jordan and Mrs,
J. J, Holland attended the Smith
Sloan wedding in Zurich oh Si4t-
urdaY.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Highly respected residents
Seaford" since their marriage
years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Russ
EI, Sproat celebrated their gold
wedding anniversary at th
home on High street,
During tile day a steady etre
of visitors called to extend co
gratulations and wish them we
They were the recipients of m
carcls and gifts from friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Sproat were mar-
led at the home of the bride's
parents, Rose Hill Villa, near
Hensall, by Rev. Neil Shaw, of
Eguroncivilie, and Rev. McLeod
Smith of Hensall, in 1909,
J. R. Sproat, now of North Bay,
was groomsman. The maid of
honor was Sadie Caldwell, a sis-
ter of the bride, and the brides-
maid was Ruby Horton, formerly
Sp
of Calgary. Mr.Sproat who had
attended his brother 60 years ear-
lier, was able to return for the
celebration, but the maid of hon-
or Miss Sadie Caldwell, now a
resident of Vancouver, was u11-
able to be present and forward-
ed congratulations.
Mr. Sproat was born in Tucker -
smith at Sproat's Villa. a son of
the late James Sproat and Marg-
aret McGee. As a youth he ent-
ered into merchandising business
in Seaforth, and for more than 30
years conducted various business-
es here. During the years in
which he has been a resident of
Seaforth, he recalled that there
had been a great many changes
in the town. Particularly inter-
ested in municipal affairs, he de-
voted much of his time to con-
sideration of problems affecting
the community , Interested and
active in the support of athletics,
he was a former member of the
Seaforth football team. He has
been a bowler andcurler.
Mrs. Sproat was the former
Ethel Caldwell, a daughter of
John Caldwell and Mary Chamb-
ers of Tuokersmith, near Hensall
During the war years she acted
as housemother ae an Ajax Pick-
ering plant, and spent a year at
Waterford and in Toronto. She
has been active in various organ-
izations of First Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Sproat are both
in good health, and since his re-
tirement five years ago they par-
ticularly enjoy meeting their old
friends.
Thinking back to their wedding
day, Mr. and Mrs. Sproat recall
that the weather at that time was
much like the weather this year.
It was hot and sticky, "just a typi-
cal summer day," Mr. Sproat
said.
During the anniversary occas-
ion Miss Belle Campbell was in
charge of the guest book in the
afternoon and the guests were
received by Mrs. R. J. Sproat. In
the evening Mrs. Wallace Ross
was in charge of the guest book
and Mrs. E. Geddes received the
guests. Aseisting in the evening
were Miss Marjory Biekle of To-
ronto and Mrs. George L. Smith
of Hullett, Arrangements for the
reception were in charge of Mr's.
Rena Caldwell of Kippen, Mrs. 3,
R. Sproat of North Bay, Mrs. R.
J. Sproat, Seaforth andthey were
assisted by Mrs. William Caldwellof Kippen, Mrs. Harry Faber of
Hensall and Ml's, L. Gear, Fergus.
A feature of the anniversary
was a Caldwell family reunion
arranged by Mrs, Rena Caldwell
which was attended by about 30
at the Caldwell home.
Among those from out of town
who attended the wedding anni-
versary were Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Sproat, North Bay, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray McLeod and children of Lan-
don; Mrs. Alice Joynt, Mr. Wil.
liam Buchanan, Mr, and' Mrs. Geo.
Armstrong; Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert
Dialing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Laren, and Mr• and Mrs. Harry
Faber of Hensall; Mr, and Mrs.
William Caldwell of Brucefield,
Mrs, Bert Morton, the former
Babe Sproat, Calgary Mrs. Rena
Caldwell of Kippen, Miss Dee
Sproat, Mr. and Mrs, William
Charlesworth and daughters, He-
len, Kay and Dorothy, Miss Mar-
jorie Bickle, Miss Ilma Freeman,
of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Griffan,
Stratford and Mr. anal. Mrs. L,
Gear of Fergus.—(Contributed)
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cruton of
J ort Dover visited Shasidiokthis. weeli, With
Mr,
Treated 'dr ROW
Clel'eid 'Ooai'ing','am of Mr. and
X% Preston Deering, Exeter, is
ulpdepgoie4 'a course 04 Paeteur
anti-rabies'inoeulatione after
four sheep on 'the hearing i<arm,
at the town outelc1atsr died of
relelete Twenty Steens and a
Reck of 45 purebredDo'rOOt cheep
on the 'farm have been placed un-
der three months quarantine.'
TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO
Froin Dhe Seaforth News, 'Sept.
1904
The end sof the north pier at
Bayfield was torn orit by a recent
*arm Old residents recall that
some o1 •the epib work was built
of ove7' 40 yews ago,
60 A bee was held cit leilesgreen
011 .cemetery and a new .fence erect.
en ed..
air Mrs, Kueehtel and Memel' re-
turned to Weyburn, Sask., after
visiting her parents, .Nfr . and
Mrs. Robert. Ferris, Hardook,
John Kennedyhas opened a
grocery store at Hensall,
Mrs, James Medd and her mo-
ther have returned from a motor
trip to Kansas with Md'. and Mrs.
Tony Lawson of Toronto, ,
A protest has been sent to the
H4ghways Dept. against laying a
10 foot pavement on No. 4 High-
way north of Menton.. The, nor
sow pavement is considered very
dangerous.
'Some bricks were knocked off
the elevator tower 02 Scott Mem-
orial Hospital by lightning,
The old Dominion Hotel at
Dublin has been partially torn
down and the remaining portion
will be used by the telephone
company. The odd Huron hotel in
Dublin, lately used as a store,
has been purchased by Crawford
& Smith of Guelph and is being
fitted up for a hotel again.
W. E. Hiuohley, Sohn street,
Possesses one of the finest private
museums in this part of the
onntry. Among his (relics of
ioneer days is a bear trap, forg-
d by a McKillop blacksmith and
sed in the McKillop swamp in
arly days,
E. C. Chamberlain has been
named ,division court clerk,
Nen Rutledge, Walton, le tale.
ng a business course at Toronto,
'Weddings: Miss Iva Laurens
Nott and Bert Russell Reyes;
Peaa+l Mary Johnson and Michael
Willdams,
Thomas Dickson leased the
our mild erom town council for
Storing grain. At present he has
00 tons in storage there,
The annual horticultural show
was held at Brumfield. Mrs, R.
Allan is president and Rev. W. A.
iremner secretary.
Dogs destroyed several geese
t George Aberhart's farm at the
mountain," ,Some time ago dogs
ttacked a turkey at this farm
nd were beaten off by a gobbler
llnhich later died of wounds re-
eived in his gallant fight,
Milt Hoff announced the open -
g of a .general garage at the
ervice station on Main street.
Rev. W. P. Lane of Seaforth
as received a call to North St.
United Church at Goderieh,
aln
n-
11.
any
HENSALL
Leo McLaughlin of Toronto has
been named chairman of concili-
ation board to investigate a dis-
pute between the General Coach
Works at I-Iensall and the firm's
employees.
On the board will be Mr. Mc-
Laughlin, appointed by the Pro.
vineial Labor Department; com-
pany representative 3, . W. lIen-
]ey, personnel manager of the
Westinghouse plant in Hamilton;
anti union appointee Robert Stew-
art of London, international rep-
resentative of the Chemical
'Workers Union,
The board will hold its first
meeting in London on Sept, 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Horton, 011ie
ton, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Horton,
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Hor-
ton, Hense.11, visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Faber,
Mr, Robert Molisseau of St,
Catharines visited over the week
enol with Mr, and Mrs. Dick Tay.
for Jr.
2"OJITY YEARS AGO
From the Seaforth News, Sept.
1919
,Charles Consigney Tr. ;has par -
chased the Olympia restaurant
from Poulos and Carambelas,
Miss Ball of the Collegiate
staff Spent the week end at Bay-
field.
Miss Norma Hartry has been
engaged to teach lower school at
the collegiate.
The annual school fair at Wal-
ton was a big success,
Henry Edge has purchased the
old Winthrop grist mill from Mr.
Govenlock and has a gang of
men tearing it clown,
John ::McCallum has resold the
Winthrop Methodist Church
building to James Finlayson of
Kippen,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hamilton
•of Seattle visited Or'omarty rela-
tives .and friends,
Mr. Albert Coates of Idaho vis-
ited his sister, Mire. W. Clarke
at :Constance.
- 'Seaforth's population for 1918
was 2,110, an Increase of 35 over
the previous year.
Town council authorized the
purchase of the American fire
truck for $2,600.
A branch of the G,W.V.A. has
been started in Seaforth with 47
members. President is Major R.
S. Bays; secretary, •Raymond Car-
penter, financial sec., Howard
Hays.
Mr. Moore has given up h#s
position of caretaker of St, And-
rew's Church, IRippen, after many
Years of faithful service,
Mr. T. George has sold his cot-
tage in Egmondville to Mr. Mac.
Laren of Idibbert•.
Mr, Lockhart Johnston Iran ta-
ken a position in the Bank of
Commerce.
Thomas MoIl oy and George
McKee of Winthrop have had
wells drilled by Mr. hopper of
CARD OF TIIANK$
1 leonitl like to extend my sin.
core thanks to D1, Gor il
1 .and to
all the nurses who treated me so
kindly slid to all wild sent flow.
ers, cards, lettere, gifts and
Hospital•
treats while a patient in Seaforth
Mrs. Christina; glebes'
CARD OF THANES
The family of the late, Thomas
Storey wish to express their sin-
cere thanks for the many acts et
kindness and 'thoughtfulness ex-
tended to thein during their rec-
ent bereavement
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbors who kindly remem-
bered our ' father in so many
ways clu. hillness aild also
fol' the minganyis acts of lsinclness
and lovely floral tributes and
messages of sympathy extended
daring our recent sats bereave-
ment: special thanks tit Rev. T.
3, Pitt. pianist and quartet, Bon-
t con's funeral home, and those
who assisted in any way,
The Armstrong Family,
Auction Sale
Of Cattle and Grain. At Buck-
lyvle Hall Farms, Lot 14, Con. 10,
Mornington Twp„ 14 miles south-
east of Listowel, 4 miles north of
Millbank, and 6 miles west of
Linwood, Friday, September 11,
commencing at 1,30 P.M. '
Cattle: 6 Jersey heifers fresh
time of sale, 5 Jersey heifers due
in about 2 months, 3 Jersey cows
fresh for a short time, Registered
Ayrshire cow due shortly, Ayr-
shire heifer, bred, 2 registered
Holstein cows, milking, bred. 3
-Holstein cows, mincing, bred. 8
Holstein heifers, fresh, 11 beef
type heifers, fresh. 10 Holstein
heifers due shortly. 2 Holstein
heifers due to freshen in winter.
Holstein bull 18 months old, sired
by Smithcroft Snowball Rocket.
Holstein bull 15 months old, bred
from Waterloo unit.
Grain: 20 tons of mixed grain.
450 acres of choice land for
Sale, Contact owner.
Terms, cash on day of sale,
- J. Scott Davidson, Owner, Ber-
nie. A. B. Brubacher & Son, auct.
FOR SALE
300 Red Sussex pullets, laying.
HU 2-3301 Clinton. Fred McGreg-
or, Brucefleld
FOR SALE
Year old Kimber hens. Apply to
Ken Beattie, 834r6 Seaforth
'375 Red & RRock ready to lay
pullets. Gordon Wren, phone 674
r3 Hensall
17 pigs, Pa l Vog Is Dublin RR
2. 86111 Dublin central
APARTMENT TO RENT'
Heated apartment in Egmond-
ville. Available Sept. 15th. Ivy
Henderson, phone 668x2 Seaforth
FOR SALE
250 year-old Kimber layers,
Fergus Kelly, phone 831'12 Dublin
FOR SALE
29 good pigs. Joseph Nolau, St.
Colunrban, phone 841116 Dublin
Two or threeNroom apartment
for bachelor, furnished or unfurn-
ished, wanted. G. J. IViontgomery,
General Delivery, Seaforth
Registered0 HerSeford bull 4
years old. David Watson phone
831r22
190 Sussex &ewE Hampshire
Pullets. Ready to lay. Apply Nor-
man Long, Kippen. Phone -Hen-
sall 694.15
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received
for sale of parcel. of Iand west of
Kippen United Church manse.
Highest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Tenders to be in
by Sept. 22, 1959.
For further particulars apply to
W. J. F, Bell, Kippen, Secretary,
Trustee Board
FOR SALE
3000 Dekalb pullets, series 101,
starting to lay.
Vaccinated for Newcastle and
bronehitis, Debeaked.
Irmnediate delivery
Moore Poultry Farm
R#3 Seaforth, Ont. P11 647-31
CO-OP INSURANCE
• .Automobile
• Truck and Cargo Insurance
• Farm•Liability and Tractor Ins.
• Fire Insurance and
Contents Insurance
• Accident & Sickness
ART WRIGHT
Phone 187 J John Street
SEAFORTH
Insure the Co.op way
and you insure the Wright way
Belgrave.
Chas. Dolmage has purchased
the 'farm at Winthrop across the
road from John Campbell.
Two large burner tanks pass-
ed through •Seaforth for the
north of MoKltllop. They will be
set up in the Canada Company
land and used for the purpose of
'burning the pine stumps and ex.
treating the turpentine and other
substances from them.
Masses Belle Cumming and Ma -
'ria" Sclater have returned to
Regina.
Mr. J. R. Archibald has Dumb. -
and the Coleman residence front
W. Govenlock,
Mr. Con Eckert has sold Me
100 acre farm to James Rivers of
Seaforth for $12,000, This is one
of the finest farms an McKillop,
Jack 'Walker received a brekeu
wr'iet and facial bruises and
James Hart had an arm, leg and
wrist broken when a tree branch
broke and they fell 20 feet to the
ground while watching a ball
game,
ESTATE
Auction Sale
Clearing Auetion Sale of farm,
pawn Stoelc, 111aoliinery cuts
leasehold effects, At lot 20. con,
2, McKillop Twp., 114 miles oast
of Winthrop, on County Road, on
Tuesday,' Sept, 15th at 1
Cattle ---82 Durham Hereford
cows due in , N,
yearling HerefordOatand steer'sovanil14
heifers
Horse -4 year old, brown snare
"Good Ipliday C", sired by Johnny
G, out, of "Lady invasion", Marlc
as 3 yi', old 2.11; also harness and
hobbies. Horse offered at 8 p,n1,
Maohinery—Tractor Ooekshutt
70 (cab). 8 ft. Massey Harris Belt
propelled combine. New Holland
baler with motor. Case elevator.,
New Holland hammer mill, 8 -fur.
row Oliver plow: Sti11' tooth culti-
vator, Coekshtltt mower. Massey
Ferguson spreader on rubber, 5
section harrows (new). Rubber
tired wagon, 1 ton GMC trunk.
1949 sedan Chrysler car, M-11
cream separator. M -D milking
machine, wheel barrow, 2000 lb
scales, scuffles, power -emery,
number pine plank 16 ft, long.
Quantity lumber, rain shelters.
Hay: 3000 bales mixed hay,
Grain: Quantity nixed grain,
Household effects — 3 piece
Kroehler chesterfield suite. Anti-
que dining room suite, china cab-
inet. General Electric frig.Coffield
electric washing machine, Elect-
ric Clare Jewel combination stove
(new). 3 bedroom suites, antique
spool bed, sewing machine, odd
tables, kitchen table and 6 chairs,
bllectro-Lux vacuum cleaner.
Farm -100 acre farm, 2 storey
brick house, all modern conveni-
.ences, large bank barn, good sta-
bling, good water supply. All
workable clay loam land well
drained. Terms, farm, 10% down,
balance 30' days, Offered subject
to reserve bid. Chattels cash.
Prop„ Estate of late Wilson
'Oampbell
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, Geo. Powell
FOR SALE OR RENT
Cottage, two bedroom, on Gode-
rich street west, possession Oct.
1st. J. A. MacDonald, phone 254
COMING, EVENIES
The monthly immunization
clinic sponsored by the Health
Unit will commence again on
Thursday, September 10th, 1.30
3.30 p.m, at Northside United
Church, Seaforth
COMING EVENT
Bake and Homemade Candy
sale in the former Daly Garage
on Sat., Sept, 19, at -3 o'clock,
Sponsored by Group Four of
Northside W.A.
HONEY FOR SALE
Now pouring Clover honey 25c
lb, Sept. honey 20c lb. in your
own containers. Comb honey 1 lb
sections 50c. Wallace Ross Api-
aries, Seaforth.
FARM FOR SALE
125 acres of good workable land
in the Twp of Stanley, four miles
south of Varna on county road,
or 3% miles west of Kippen, large
bank barn, frame house with fur-
nace and bathroom, hydro and
pressure system throughout. Im-
mediate possession. Mrs. Robert
McAllister, Zurich. Phone Hensall
6951114 •
WANTED
Young girl or woman to look
after children and housework.
Modern conveniences. Mother con-
valescing. Children welcome.
Phone 463 Seaforth between 1
P.M. and 6 P.M.
NOTICE
Custom combining of Beans,
Phone Lyle Montgomery. 859r81
Seaforth
FARMS FOR SALE
100 acre farm twp. of McKillop
on county road; close to village.
2 storey brick house, large bank
barn, clay loam land. Immediate
possession. -
120 acro clay loam farm twp of
Tuokersmith 5 milessouth of Sea -
forth, close to soliool, large bank
barn, drive shed, 1i, storey
frame house. Immediate posses-
sion.
Apply 'to Harold Jackso07 Sea.
forth, box 461, Phone 474
Sanitary Sewage Disposal
Septic Tanks, Cesspools, etc.
Pumped and cleaned. Modern
equipment. Louis Blake, RR 2
Brussels. Phone 42r6 Brussels.
Ali work guaranteed
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE)
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. 'Rblide,. RR3 Mitchell
Vice President'
Milton McCurdy, RR1 Kirkton
Directors
E. Clayton Colquhoun, RBI -
Science Hill
Martin Feeney, RR2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner, 111 Cromarty
Timothy 8. Toohey, 1113.3 Liman
Agents
Harry Coates, RR1 Centralia
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Stanley Hooking, Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
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Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all oocasiona
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and. Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seaforp',
SfAFORTH CLINIC
P1 A, MoMgster, S.A., M.D., Internist
P L. 'Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p,m. to 6 p.m., daily
teoept Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
arday only 7-8 p.m.
Appointments made In advance are
deal ruble
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J, O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. I3RYANS, D,V M., V.S.
W. G. DRENNA'N, D.V,M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
Wier
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seatenth.
Hours--.Seaforth dully except Mon,. 9 to
6,80 ; Wed. 9 AM to 12.10 PM, Thur. eye
by abovappointment only, Clinton7
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• Fire
• Auto
• Acciders —
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 384 Res. 540
'blue coal'
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CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
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DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 or 332-1/
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 - nes. 206
We write all lines of
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Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
Representative
Manufacturers Life Insurance
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
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cers-PresideniDRober-tt OFFICE—SEAFORTH,
Seaforth ; Vice Pies., Allister Broad£oot,
Seaforth ; Sec.-Treas., W. E. Southgate.
Seaforth.
Directors — E. ,T. Trewartha, Clinton;
J. L. Malone, Seaforth ; Chris Leonhardt,
Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Seaforth;,
John I3. Me -Ewing, Blyth • Wm. S. Alex-
ander, Walton; Harvey Fuller, Goderieh;.
J. E. Pepper, Brueefleld; Allister Broad
foot, Seaforth.
BoeborAgents— F. Procter, rdtnsn ; Selwyn.
Baker, Brussels ; Harold Squires, Clin-
ton ; James Heys, Seaforth..
JACK THOMPSON'S
Footwear Service, Seaforth,
Shoes repaired. rot Sale — Men's.
& Boys & children's footwear. It
is our business to give comfort
and save you money
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
tifiiaBetter 8Are t.
Artificial Breeding arvi CC elow.
Efficiency High
Diseaseech. of
Cattle: uset eaof 1 the beat 0 buSafety. All b.. Mem-
ber owned and controlled.
For service or more information phone
Clinton HU 2-3441 or for long distance
Clinton Zenith 9-6660 between: 7.80 and
9.80 A.M. week days; 6 and 8 P.M. Sat-
urday evenings,
Calle received on Saturday evening
will be eervdeed on Sunday morning. For
cows In heat on Sunday morning, do not
call until Monday morning,
_. Bolter Cattle For Better Living
okeremlth NOTICE
will be opened fromaI p.rnip uto�6 al dumpo
pne nn -
til
further
and Saturday afternoons na.
til further notice.
E. P. Chesney, Clock.
NOTICE
See your authorized dealer for
district of Seaforth, Dublin and
Clinton for Viking Cream Separ-
ators and Viking Mincing Mach-
ines. Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith'
and Welding Shop, Brucefield.
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
We specialize in Diesel Fuel
and Farm Lubricants
Phone 686w Phone 190
Seaforth. Goderieh
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47.
DORIS '4
Beauty Salon
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 373