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The Seaforth News, 1959-10-01, Page 4' IIP SEAF.ORTI•I NIOWS-Tluirsclay, Qetober 1, 1059 FAIR WINNERS HORSES Clydesdales - Mare, • Charlie Halliday, Lloyd Raney. Foal, L. Haney; ii11y, 3 years, N, Shantz. Percheron or I3eigiau -- Mare, Andy Catto; foeh.A Mao; ,3 year Old, Alvin Laramie and 2nd, A Gatto; 2 year old, J. L. Dunsine e Harness Classos-Light .team, N. Shantz, C, Halliday and 3rd; Pereheron team, A,. Catto and 2nd. SATURDAY NIGHT CLOSING STARTING SATURDAY, OCT. 3 Stores in Seaforth will close at 9 pori. on Saturday night until Dec. 26 MERCHANTS CO1'dMITTEE SEAFORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • n>a•n•s „U11U,Iln11,11wpq ,,111 lull u11,p , 1 , , eAn, ,111, 4.11111111 llllll 111,11111100111111,i,101211111111,1 ,11, Families cheer our fine, thrifty dry-cleaning Your family's good groom- ing 1S our business, and we take it seriously. Thorough cleaning with careful pressing keeps all clothes ready for busy fam- ily schedules Finest work always FLANNERY CLEANERS phone 87 11111,11,1111111111,111111111111,111„111111111,1111111,111111,1111111111111111111,111,11111111111,111.11111„1,,,11111111,111,11,1 dr•®® 33rd Annual Huron County Plowing Match to be held at the farm of WILSON M CARTNEY Lot 30, Con. 5, London Road Survey Township of Tuckersmith. HALF WAY BETWEEN SEAFORTH AND BRUCEFIELD Commonly known as the Mill Road SATURDAY, OCT. 10 Under Auspices of North Huron Plowmen's Association a>0 $ CASH $ FOR USED CLOTHING Why not empty your clothes closets of your used clothing and turn it into cash? We will pay cash for men's, women's, boys' girls' and babies used clothing. Any description and in any wearable condition. THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WILL RECEIVE WILL DEPEND UPON THE QUALITY AND CON- DITION OF YOUR CLOTHING. We require the following: trousers, suits, dresses, skirts, coats, jackets, slacks, windbreakers, sweaters, bathrobes, shirts, ties, purses, blouses, pyjamas, gloves, snow suits, shoes, etc., etc. We pay premium prices for men's suits and trousers. (No long type adult overcoats). DIRECTIONS FOR SENDING 1. Put all your clothes in carton, cartons or parcel and tie securely. 2. For remittance purposes. put your name and address on a slip of paper and insert in parcel. and if possible, pin sizes to garments or make list of sizes. 3. Write our name and address on the outside of parcel. Please ship at once as we cannot accept clothing 30 days after date of this publication. WORLD TRADING COMPANY - DEPT. W3 50 Lombard Street, Toronto, Ont. 4, When your parcels are ready, phone the Canadian National or Canadian Pacific Express Company, who will pick up the parcels at your home. Or you could take the parcels to the express company personally. Ship all parcels collect. We will pay the shipping charges when the parcels reach us. We do not accept phone calls. Please write if you wish to contact us to the attention of Mr. Fred Johnson. Why not send a trial shipment large or small and get an idea of the prices we pay. CONDITIONS OF SALE A cheque will be forwarded to you within 10 days, If the re- muneration received by you does not meet with your approval the clothing will be returned express collect plus any charges incurred, Belgian team, A, Laramie; heavy '1 • lit' ed 3rc1 cil'aft te, 1\ Slug z a , 0. Halliday. ,Single wagon Horse, Bert Mellride and 311d; Four horse tandem, N, Shantz, 0, Halliday, B, McBride, A. Laramie, Andy Gatto, Speeal, N. Shantz, 0, Iiaill- iday, A. Laramie, 13, McBride, Township special, N. Shantz, C. Halliday, A. Gatto, Best barulled colt, Joan Teall, Best heavy horse, N. Shantz, Judge, W, J. Dale BEEF CATTh]6 Hoteliers Cattle -Steer, L. Rin- toul, N. Hodgine & Sons, Les. Campbell, B. Gathers, J, O'Shea & Sons; baby beef, M, Scott,. N, Hodgins & Sons, Les Campbell, N. Hodgins, J. O'Shea & Sous, Aberdeen Angus --Bull, 2 yrs„ also 1 yr, and sr, bull calf, cham- pion bull, cow, heifer 2 yrs., R, Doan; bull calf Jr,, J, Riou, ,R, Doan; Heifer 1 yr., J. Riau, N. Hodgins, R, Doan; heifer calf si'„ N. Hodgllle, J. Rinn, Cornish i Sons, R. Doan; heifer calfJ. Rine.; champion Nettle, J. Rin n, R. Doan; Herd, R. Doan, J, Riun; 3 animals, R. Doan, 1, 2 and 4th, Cornish & Sons 3rd. DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN Cow, John Keys, Filmer Ohap- nel, John 'Keys; dry cow, Filmer Chappel, John Keys; heifer, 2 yrs, Filmer Chappel; Jahn Keys, FH - mer Chappel; heifer in milk, John Keys and 2nd; heifer 1 yr„ John Keys and 2nd, Filmer Chappel DAIRY OAIPTLD Guernseys -Bull, Bill Dale and and; bull ealf, Bill Dale; cow, 13111 Dale, 1. 2, 3; heifer, Bill Dale, I Yearling heifer, Bill Dale, Ken Papule, heifer calf sr., Bill Dale 1, 2, 3, Shirley Addison 4th; Jr., Bill Dale, Kea Papple, Leroy Sowerby, Noreeu Addison, Linda Papple; champion female, Bill Dale; herd, Bill Dale; most pts, Bill Dale. Jerseys -Bull. Lorne Carter, bull. 1 yr„ Lorne Carter; bull calf, H. Kennedy; champion male, L. Carter; cow 3 yrs., Lorne Carter and 2nd; H. Kennedy 3; dry cow, L. Carter and 33rd, H. Kennedy 2; heifer, 2 yrs., L. Carter and and; H, Kennedy 3; yearling heifer, Sr,, and jr., H, Kennedy, L. Carter 2 and 3; heifer calf sr., L. Carter and 2nd, H. Kennedy, Amy Sten art; jr.. L. Carter and'2ud; cham- pion female, L. Carter; herd, L Carter H. Kennedy; most points and group of 3, L. Carter. AYRSHIRES •Bull, E. Klaus, E. Howatt; bull 1 yr., and bull calf, E. Howatt; ohampion male. E. Shaus; cow, E. Howatt and 3rd, E. Shaus;. dry cow, E. Howatt; heifer, E. Howatt and 3rd, E. Shaus; wire. ners in all other classes were E. •Shaus •and E: Howatt. Judge -John R. Ballantyne. PIGS Yorkshire -Boar, 2 yrs and also 6 mos., W. Turnbull and 2ud; boar over 1 yr., W. Turnbull and 2nd, A. .Bacon; boar under 6 3110„ W. Turnbull, A. 'Bacon, E. How- att, W. Turnbull; sow, W. Turn- bull and 2nd, A. Bacon; sow over 18 me., W. Turnbull and 2nd, E. 1-lowatt; under 18 Imo., W. Turn- bull and 3rd, A Bacon 2nd and 4; sow, born before Mar, 1, W. Turn- bull, A. Bacon. Broadfoot, Ken Papple, Walter Bacon; after Mar. 1, W. Turnbull and 3rd; Lynda Papple, E. Howatt, Albert Bacon, E. Howatt; sr. heed, W. Turnbull and 2nd, A. Bacon; jr. herd. W. Turnbull, A, Bacon, E. 'Howatt; most points, W. Turnbull. TASOWORTH Boar, 3 yrs., Dave Leary; 1 yr., Jim Hart, George Douglas. Jim Hart; over 6 nios., Dave Leary, Jim Hart; under 6 mo., Jim Hart and and, G. Douglas, D. Leary; SOW, 2 yrs., D. Leahy and and. G. Douglas; 1 yr., J. Hart and 2nd, G. Douglas; born before Mar. 1, J. Hart and 3rd, G. Douglas, D. Leary; after liar, 1, J. Hart and 2nd, D. Leary; sr. herd, D. Leary, J. Hart; jr. herd, 3. Hart and 2nd. D. Leary. BERKSHIRE Winners were Ross Cottle and James Bell. LANDRACE Boar, 2 yrs„ John Orr; 1 yr., John Powell; over 6 mo„ Marius •Christensen, John Orr; under 6 mo., Jahn Orr; sow 2 yrs, born after Mar. 1 and jr. herd, John Orr and 2nd; :sow, 1 yr., John Powell, John Orr 2 and 3; born before Mar. 1st, M. Christensen; sr. ,herd, John Orr; Pen, M. Chris- tensen, Jahn Orr. Best Bacon type boar on ground -and most points, W. Turnbull, judge -Chas. Boynton, SHEEP Shropshire -All classes shown, Emke and and. •Southdown -All classes shown, Drake, except ewe lamb, J. C. Bell• 2nd and 3rd prizes shared by Enke and Bell. Lincolns - All classes shown, A. D. Steeper and and. Leicester -All classes shown. James Snell; 2nd and 3rd shared by Snell and Emke. Oxfords - All .classes shown, Emke; 2nd and 3rd shared by Emke and Don Dearing. Dorset Horned -Ali classes, P. Itl. Dearing. Cheviot - All classes, Vance Day. Suffolk -Jas, 0, Bell and Emke Bros. shared lst, and and 3rd. Hanlpshires-All classes shown, Emke Bros. and 2nd, Corrie Dale -All classes, Emke Bios. Market lambs, J. 0, Bell, Emke Bros., P. E. Dearing. Judge, John Cowan :HORTICULTURAL Apples -Principal winners, Fred McClymont and Ivan McOlymont. Other winners; Wilbur Keyes, 20.6 in yellow crab apples. Judges -J, R. Chard, 0, R, Tru- ax. • Pears -Felt pears, F. Moly- vont Clapp's Favorite, F. McCIy- mont; Sheldon, F. McClymont, Cl. Adams; Lottie Bonita de Jersey, F. M,o0lymont; Bartlett, Mrs. J. R. Thompson, F, McClymont. Plums---Burbanit, F. McClymont German prunes, Mrs. T. R. Thom- pson, F. McClymont, Grapes -Green, W, Reyes; coll, W. Keyes, TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN 10011 THE BLIND HURON COUNTY OBJECTIVE - $5000,00 Send your donation to -day to'-- . E. C. Boswell, Seaforth, Ontario Specictl-W,Hoegy. beige--J,IiiClla� 'tl, rt J GRAIN Alfalfa seed -Luther Sanders, R. E. MOMVIlllatl, J. A. Jamieson, Wm, S. Stoyey, ,.• Tinrotl'ry»-•'Garnet Adams, G•uy Dorrance, Wil.. S. Storey, Luther 'Senders, 3. A, Tauliesou, Red clover -Luther Sander's, Wm. Storey, '1511 wheat -Allan Betties, Wiu.. S. Storey, A. S. Bolton. Barley -Deal McKerclier, Jobo 13i•oadf00t, Harold Pryce, L. P. Coyne, J, A, Jamieson, Don Buch- anan. Malting barley - Robt, Fothei'- ingham; Luther Sanders. Late oats, J. A. Jamieson, Os- car '<Miller, s-car'Ifeifller, Luther Sanders, Allan Betties. Early oats - Robert Fathering - ham, 3. A. Jamieson, Wm. Dennis, Donald Buchanan, Mixed grain, pats, barley - Lu- ther Sanders, L. P, Coyne; White beans-Robt. Fetltoriii- haiu, Kenneth Stewart, Wm S. Storey. Husking cern--Ken Coleman, Luther Sanders, Mrs, W.Haulgh, John Broadfoot, Gordon Popple, Kon Stewart, R. Fooheriughem, Fred McOLyanont,, Tplin F. Bell, Don McKereher, [ven 1VIcolyinopt, Champion half bus.-Robt, Fo• theringham. First cut hay -Oscar ICeiffer, I. McClymont, R. Fotiheringham, Lois Godkin. Second cut hay -Allan Betties, Oscar Keiifer, Guy Dorrance, Lois Godkin. Field hay, first cut -Don Mc- Kercher. Field hay, second cut -Don Mc - Reveller, Ensilage corn -John Broaclt'oot, Mrs. W. Haugh, I, McClymont. Field Crop Contpetitions- York Barley - Jaclt Broadfoot, Robt. bothelingham, Don Buchan- an, Lewis P. Coyne, T. L. O'Reilly; R. S. MfKereber, Harold Pryce, William Little, Guy Dorrance, Jolumy McCowan, Garry Oats - Arthur Bolton S714, Robert E. McMillan 86%, Lewis P. Coyne 85, J. 14. Scott 85, Bob Broadfoot 6434, Donald Buch- anan S414, Gordon Papple S234, Ken Stewart 7S, Robert W. Camp- bell 66341 Harold Pryce 60 Pfister Corn Bob Broadfoot 97, John Bell 923: Kenneth Stew- art 61. , Robt Fotheringham 91.34, Robert Scott 9034, Joe J. Lane 9034, Jack Broadfoot 90%, Don Buchanan 85%, Fred MoOlymont 83, 'Ivan AIcOlymont 83%. 13.00TS AND •VDGET-ABLES Red tomatoes, J, Hulbrand, F. A1cClymont; pink tomatoes, Mrs. W. Haugh; yellow tomatoes, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClyrnont; coll. tom- atoes, F. McClymont, Mrs, Haugh, Onions, L. Saunders, Mrs, Haugh; onions from sets, Saunders, Kei- ffer; onion sets, Mrs. Haugh; cu- cumbers, Mrs. W. Coleman, Fred McClymont; butter beans, John Broadfoot, Wan. Bradshaw; white beans, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs, W. Hem- phill; table carrots, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClymont; long carrots, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClymont; beets, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs, Bradshaw; turnip beets, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. T. R. Thompson; cucumbers, L. Saund- ers, Mrs. W eeHaugh; parsnips, Mrs. Haugh;" d4arnet Adams; Pep- pers, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClymont; coll. peppers, Mrs, Haugh, F. Mc- Clymont; table corn, ,F. McCly- mont, Mrs. Baugh; radish, F. Mc- Clymont; sunflower heads, G. Ad- ams; novelty in garden, F. Mc- Clymont, Mrs: Haugh; cauliflower, Mrs. Haugh;'. red cabbage, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClymont; winter ca- bbage, Mrs. Haugh, F. McClym- out; onions, Mrs. Haugh, Mrs, W. Coleman; muskmelons, T. R. Thompson, Mrs. Haugh; citrons, John Broadfoot, Bob roadfoot; watermelons, J. Keith MacLean, Mrs. Haugh; veg. marrow, F. Mc- Clymont, Mrs. Haugh; pumpkins, L. Saunders, F . McClymont; squash, L. Saunders, T. R. Thomp- son; largest pumpkin, G. Adams, W. Hoegy; carrots, G. Adams, F. McClymont; sugar inangolds, G. Adams; int. inangolds, G. Adams; Irish Cob. potatoes, Mrs. W. Cole- man; other potatoes; W. Hoegy; late potatoes, Mrs. W. Coleman; coll. garden ,produce, Mre. Haugh, F. McClymont. DAIRY PRODUCTS Crock butter, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Jas. Carter; print butter, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Carter; fancy but- ter, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Jas. Cart- er; maple syrup, Ethel Dennis, F. McClymont; soap, Mrs, W. Cole- man, Mrs. J. Carter; cottage cheese, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. J. Car- ter; lard, Mrs. Jas. Carter, Ethel Dennis. Judge, Florence E. Mc - Gavin. HOME ECONOMICS 1111111111111001101111111 ii ii illhilA1111001,11110 ; 1,1 First Presbyterian Church IUIX, 0, 1031111 11s11WR lrllnlelvr 1U A•ol, 021333015 SCHOOL AND YOUTH k"1LLOWSSIP 01488 11 min, "The Saer'ament of the Lord's Supper." Sonio1 Choir, , anthem, 'It was fel' me" (Suckles) Fri, 01*. a, 8 ram, Preparatory sender "Fire on tho heather," This out, standing Billy Graham film will be shown in the (Marsh auditorium on Friday, 0e1. 0th at 8 p.nl, It depiat6 the heroic atrvggle for the freedom. of worship in Scotland. No admission charge An offering will bo taken 1141.14 iiii i 11,11,1„"11 ,11"111 llllllll,o. Egomoo*dsfllle United Cbwrel* Dr. J. Semple, Minister. Mr, Lyle I-Iammoncl, Ot'gs,nist- Ciloir Leader. World Wide Communion Sun- day. 11 a.m., The Semple will preach. Subject,. "Around the World iu Sixty Minutest' 'Session will convene at 10,30. Tlie Vestry. [Church School" 10. We thank the public for the wonderful support given to Dur 3 24th Anniversary. 11rorthe'i(te tlgited 07a*t'olb Worslilp: 11 a.m.,' Observance of World Communion a.m., Sunday with the Fellowship oL' the Lord's Supper. :Church School, 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship, 8 ,pan„ in the church parlor. Bev. J, C. Britton, Minister, Bread -White, Mrs. K. McLean, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. .Storey; brown, Mrs. J, Carter, Mrs. S. Sto- rey, Mrs. G. Papple; fruit, Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. S. Storey, Mrs. G. Papple; buns, yeast, Ethel Den- nis, Mrs. K, McLean, Mrs. G. Pap- ple; collection buns, Ethel Dennis, Mrs, S, Storey, Mrs. G. Papple. Cakes -Angel cake, Mrs. A, Jamieson, Mrs. W. Coleman, Mrs. K. McLean; layer cake,` Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. R. M. Scott, Mrs. Ii. McLean; white cake, Mrs. Papple, Mrs. R. M. Scott, Mrs. K. McLean; eponke cake, Mrs. J. Carter; ban- ana cake; Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Mc- Lean, Mrs. R. M. Scott; chiffon cake, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, Scott, Eth- el Dennis; fruit cake, Mrs, Mc- Lean, Mrs, Papple, Mrs. Scott; light fruit cake, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Papple, Mrs. Carter; crate loaf, Mrs, Scott, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Papple; jelly roil, Ml's. Storey, MW'e, J, Carter, Mrs, Papple. Candy -Maple cream, Mrs, A. Jamieson, Mrs, S. Storey, Mrs. R. M. Scott; fudge, Mrs, W. I-Iein1- pel, Mrs, Storey, Mrs. A, Jamies- on; candy, Airs, Storey, Mrs. G. Pepple; dipped Choc., Mrs, 11, M. Scott, Mrs, Papple, Mrs, Storey, Cookies- Plain, Mrs, Storey, Mrs, Carter, Mrs, Heimpel; un- cooked, Mrs, Carter, Mrs, Papple, Mrs. W. Holland; cooked, Mrs. 5, Storey, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. IC. Me- Lean,• macaroons, Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Cantor, Mrs: McLean; plate, Mrs, Carter, Mrs, Storey, Mrs, Mc- Lean. Pies -Pumpkin, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. 11, M. Soott; cherry, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, Papple, I' Mrs. McLean; lemon Mrs. Carter, Mrs, Papple, Mrs. McLean; raisin pie, apple pie, Airs. J. Carter, Mrs. R. M. Scott. Mrs. Ii. McLean, Tarts -Butter, Airs, J. Carter, Mrs. Ii. McLean, Mrs, R. M. Soott; jam, Mrs. R. AI. Scott. Mrs. K. Mc- Lean, Mrs, Papple. Miscellaneous - Tea biscuits, Mrs, Storey, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. McLean; whole wheat, Mrs. Mc- Lean, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Storey; doughnuts Mrs, Storey, Mrs Pap- ple, Mrs Carter; muffins, Ethel Dennis. Mrs, Storey, Mrs Mc- Lean; shortbread, Mrs McLeau, Mrs. 01'. Heimpel, Mrs. Carter; tray, Mrs• Storey, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McLean; gingerbread, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Car- ter; box, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, Mc- Lean, Mrs. • Storey. Specials - collection, Ethel Dennis, Mrs, McLean, Mrs. G. Papple; apples, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McLean; potatoes, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Papple. Bread, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Car- ter; layer cake, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Papple; pie, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Carter; chili, Mrs. Carter; pies, Mrs. 0. Papple, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, K. McLean; cakes, Mrs. Papple, "yellow icing," Mrs. Mc- Lean; white cake, Mrs. Papple, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McLean. Champion Cook, Mrs, J. Carter. Judge -Mrs. Stella Kirby. HOME DEPARTMENT Quilts -Bound. MTS. Elsie Jor- dison, Mrs. 'Heimpel, Mrs, John McGregor; appliqued, Mrs. Geo. Milder, IMre. Reta Orr. Mrs. Mel Steffen; best quilting, Mrs. Reta Orr; crib quilt. Mrs. W. Holland, Mrs. Heimpel, itirs. Steffen. Bedspreads -Modern, Mrs. John McGregor, Mrs. Heimpel. Afghans -Crocheted, Mrs. Reta Orr; knitted, Mrs. Heimpel. Mats -Braided, Mrs. Heimpel; hooked, Airs. McGregor, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. (Heimpel; wool yarn, ;Mrs. Rete Orr. Living Room Furnishings- Cu- shion, ,Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Grum- mett, Ales, Cantelon; emb. cusl- ion, Mrs. ,Staffen, Mervin Lane, Miss J. Praiser; needlepoint cu- shion, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. ,Staffen; I wool cushion, Mrs. Staffer, Mrs: Orr, Mrs, Heimpel; washable cu- shion, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Heimpel. Doilies -Needlepoint. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Grummett, Mrs, Steffen; pet- it 1)01111, Mrs. Heimpel; cross stitch, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Staff - en, Mrs, John Broadfoot; tatted, Mrs. •Staffen, Mrs. Orr; crocheted, 'Mervin Lane, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Heimpel; colored, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Ora', Mrs. Heimpel, Dining Room Furnishings - Table cloth, Mrs. Heimpel, tea •ol.oth, Mrs. Aikens, Mrs. IStaffen; tea cloth, any, Mrs, 3..Broadfoet, Mrs. Steffen; 'bridge table cover, Airs. Grummett; Mrs. Steffen; other, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs, Heimpel, 1 luncheon cloth, MTS. ,Staffen, Mrs. Aikens; place mats, Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. 'Heimpel; centrepiece, Mrs. IStaffen, Mrs, Heimpel; colored, rAirs. Steffen, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Hei- mpel; buffet set, Mrs. Staffen, Mrs. Heimpel; embroidered, Het - i el. :Steffen; centrepiece, Stef- fen, 'Heimpel. Bedroom Furnishings - Pillow slip: w., Heimpel, Orr, Broadfoot, colored, Steffen, Heimpel, Aikens; col. emb., Miss J. Fraser, Steffen, Gt'ummett; troch, edge, Orr, Staff - ten, Mrs, Gregor; cross stitch, Heimpel, Orr, Aikens; cut work, Aikens, Heimpel, Broadfoot; set, Mrs. :Steffen; vanity set, Aikens, Steffen, Br.oad1f00t; pin cushion, Steffen, Orr, Heimpel. .Knitted or Crocheted Articles - Gloves, Heimpel, Steffen; mitts, Heimpel; ,mail's mitts, Heimpel; double knit mitts, 'Steffen, Mrs. McLeod, Heimpel; fine sox, Heim - Del, Broad.foot; work sox, Hahne - el, Steffen; pullover, girls, buys, Heimpel; (baby set, Steffen, Mrs, Gonfalon; baby set, crook Staff - en, Orr, Heimpel, .Sewing -Tett apeon, Steffen, ,Iol'dieon, Grummets; cobbler ap- von, ,Grummett, 1Staffen, Cantelonl special apron, Jordison, Mrs. Stef- fen, •Cantelon; Iprac. half apron, Steffen, Camtelon, Grummett; amas, Steffen, McLean, McLeod; doll paj., McLean, Steffen, Heine pel; duster coat, McLean, Cieem- met, Steffen; house dress, Steffen, Mrs, Wm, Holland, Mrs. John Me. Gregor; skirt, Steffen, holland, Heimpel; wool skirt, Steffen, Mc- Lean, Heimpel. lDressed Pork Supper ,N � SDA. OCTOBER 7th !'1' J:,1� E 7 Supperserved from 5 to 8 ORANGE HALL, SEAFORTH • Admission $1,00 Sponeol'ed by Orange Hall Property 0011i1111108 CLEARANCE PRICES REDUCED .. 25 to 50°/0 ON ENTIRE STOCK To make room for new stock CROWN Hardware Seaforth. 11,1111„111111A111111n 11ll1111A,11111111 a 1111 1111",111,1111,11111 11111111141 mu a 111111111,111,I1111111,11111111111111111111111, 1958 VAUXHALL SEDAN 1957 STUDEBAKER, SEDAN 1955 METEOR SEDAN. 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1953 DODGE SEDAN 1950 AUSTIN. SEDAN 1955 Chevrolet Pickup NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED eaforthM otors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile MITCHELL Phone G. Fawm 186 Sales & Service SEAFORTH Phone 541 PROCLAMATION TOWN OF SEAFORTH • In accordance with a resolution passed by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, I hereby proclaim that in view of the present rabies situation no dog shall be allow4 to run at large in the Town of Seaforth until further notice from this date, November 12, 1958. B. F. Christie Mayor God Save the Queen Town of Seaforth Re Dog Proclamation 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 $56,00 and costs. The Council and myself would ask all citizens concerned to comply with the laws and avoid the consequences. B. F. Christie Mayor