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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-10-01, Page 8Quality TOPCOATS AT OPC TS AT LOW PRICES Choose from smooth venet- ians, wool and cashmere blends, Harris tweeds and fine English velours in all the new fall shades. • Rayon blend venetians with or without zip -in liners, full satin lined. 27.50 • Cashmere & wool blend slip- on style topcoats in shorts, regulars or tails. Grey and brown shades 39.50 • Hand woven Harris tweeds in popular Bal -Raglan styles for regulars & tells 49.50 • Finest English velours in plain shades of grey, charcoal and brown — for shorts or regulars 49.50 New Reversible BENCH COATS�Y New reversible bench coats made of "Armada" cotton & nylon twill with the new "Thermoset" interlining. — Double knitted Dollar and cuffs — warmth without weight, Reverse from iri- descent brown to light fawn. 18.50 New Shapes SOFT VELOUR TYPE FELT HATS See these new soft velour finish hats. New scratch or shaggy dog type hats or just plain felts in all the newest fall shades 7095 Stewart Bros. POLICE REPORT O.P.P. District No. 6, report for August: Motor vehicle accidents 218, fatal accidents 6, persons • killed 6, injured 95, vehicles checked 5288, charges laid 581. most charges for rate ,of speed, 202. NEW! The Massey -Ferguson 65 Diesel The Diesel That Really Pays Off Conte in and see the first 4 -plow tractor that pays off in two important ways: with the economy of a new Massey -Ferguson diesel engine that delivers up to 503 more HP per fuel dollar , .. plus the oper- ating economy that only the Ferguson System provides! And it has the new Differential Lock to end wheel slippage i If one wheel starts to spin in slick going—just step down on the MF 65 Diesel's Differential -Lock pedal. Immediately, the differential locks up both ends of the axle shaft. You'll pull right through since you'll have power at the wheel that's got the traction. Come in and see it , . or call for a demonstration. You'll be glad you did, A Demonstration will be held on the farm 1/4 mile west of Egmondville on the mill road TUESDAY, OCT. 6th at 1.30 p.m. This is your opportunity to see and operate it your MASSEY A FERGUSON dealer Alex Boyes Phone 110 Seaforth CONSTANCg' Mr. and Mrs. 30010 i3esbY, Cha- ,then], spent last week end with Mr. i',orne Lawscli. Mr, and Mrs. Morris MOHee 00 Goderich visited with. Mr, Lorne Lawson lost Sunday, Mr. end Mrs. Borden 13r'own, 3oyce and Plaine, on Sunday at- tended the At Home and Rectal - tion of Mos. Brown's sister Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jong. Day Clark of 59 Kennilworth Ave., To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and girls while in Toronto on Sunday even- ing attended the reception of the President of the Retail Merch- ants Association on the "Roof Gardens" of the Royal York hotel, Visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. Wil. bur Jewitt and family on Sunday were Mrs. Mina Wynne, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wilkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plleker, all of Forest.. Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Lawson and Mrs, Isabella Lawson of Strat- ford spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Leitch. Mr. Lorne Lawson visited with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Johns on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson spent Tuesday in London with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warrenand girls. Mr, Lawrence Taylor left for Guelph on Monday, Sept. 21, to commenceat O.A.C. his st udie a Mr. and Mrs. Wnr. Webster vis- ited with Mi, and Mrs. H. Taylor on Friday and attended Seaforth Fall Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buch- anan of Williams Lake, B.O., vis- aed the former's brother Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchanan of Nile - stone last weak en route home. Church service at Constance United Church will be held at 2 o'clock standard time. Court Constance and Court Constantine of the C.O.F. are in- vited to a Church Parade in Wingham on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 11 o'clock and to Benmiller on Sun., Oct. 18th at 1.30 o'clock, All members please remember these dates. CROMARTY The marriage of Janet •Margar- et Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, to Andrew Laverne ,Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Scott of Seaforth, was solemnized in Oromaety Pres- byterian Church on Sat., .Sept. 19 with Rev. S. Kerr officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father wore a strapless gown of white tulle and French ;chantilly lace with jacket of mat- ching lace with full length sleeves and peter pan collar. She carried red roses, Miss Flora Anne Scott was maid of honor and was dressed in powder blue brocaded taffeta with feather hat. The bridesmaids were Joan Cole- man, sister of the bride, and Hel- en. Scott, sister' of the groom. Their dresses were similar to the maid 'of honor in pale green, all carrying baskets of pink asters. Mr. Jim Broadfoot of Klippen was best man and the ushers were Wayne Scott and Donald Cole- man, The soloist, Miss Mary Lynn .Allen of Mitchell was accompan- ied by Mrs. Kenneth McKellar, great aunt of the bride. The bride's mother received the ,guests in a navy frock with rosewood accessories and was assisted by the groom's mother, who wore royal blue silk dress and access- ories, The reception was .in the 'church parlors which was taste- fully decorated with white and streamers 'pinka ors and bells. The as- sistants were Misses Phyllis Los - tell, Muriel Scott, Alice Caldwell, 'Margaret Russell, Ruth Howe and Sheila Allen. The bride wore for travelling a navy dress with pow- der blue duster and white feather hat. Her corsage was roses, es. ] s The honeymoon was spent at Ni- agara Falls. Mr. end NM Shirk Hamnilton aolionrpanled by her mother, Mos, W. •Maltitl`ot Exeter visited with friends In Port Huron on Satur- day. Mrs. JohnEocking is a patient in Stratford general hospital, hav- ing undergone surgery Thursday. 'Chic Marino Ritchie Evening Auxiliary of the WN3S met Tues- day evening In the ohuroh base- 010111 with Mr's, Frank Hamilton presiding, Mrs, Gordon Seott read. the Scripture lesson, followed by prayer by Mlle president. Mrs, L. Alliott, Mrs. Calder Megaig 'had charge of the study book with Aire, Eldon Allen and Mrs. 'Wesley Russell assisting, Mrs, Lloyd Mil, ler gave a splendid. paper on "The Grace of Gratitude", The date of the annual bazaar was set for the afternoon of November 6th. Rev. W. H. Moore, dist. sec. of the Dipper Canada Bible Society, will address the Sunday school next Sunday. He will also assist at the ohurch service. BRODHAGEN Mrs. Mary Dittmer is visiting her son Gerald 'Ditbmer and Mrs Dittmar in Kritchener. Airs. Louie H. Bennewies has been transferred from Victoria hospital, London, to Scott Mem- 'oriel hospital, Seaforth. Mrs, Lloyd 'McLean, Elbow, Sash has been Visiting her sis- ter,a r g •Mars. Ed. Scherbanbh and Mr. Soherbarth and other relatives. Mr. Ivan Eicir¢neir returned ]toms from Stratford hospital. A number from here attended the shower for Mr, and Mrs. Don- ald Wolfe ah Russeldale on Fri, day evening. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Shohdice and Beverley attended the bap- tism of Jane Frances Binning at Knox Presbyterian Church, Mit- chell and were guests of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Binning on Sunday. Mr. Chas. Ahrens in Mitchell for the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Chris Leonhardt. Robert Douglas Bennewies, in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bennewies was baptised during the Sunday morning service with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennewies and Alvin Schellenberger the sponsors along with the parents. Flowers were placed in the chancel of the church from the funeral .of Mrs. John Gloor held last Saturday. Members of the Stewards of the Christian Home held their monthly meeting with 22 present. Mrs. Lloyd ?meter, Mrs. Edward Scherbarth Jr., Mr. and Mars. R. Shaldice were in charge of Devo- tions. A donation of $5 was given to four Sunday ,School pupils and two of the Luther League who at- tended Lutheran Summer Camp at Edgewood Park this summer. Next meeting is to be the last Tuesday in the month from now on, and the October meeting to be held with a Hallo -*e'en social with the families. Promotion Sunday of the Sun- day School was held and teachers installed who are Mrs. Sohn Vock, Sharon P•rtieter, Donna Scher - berth, Carol Wurdell, Lew Hicks, Alice Heimpel, Mars. E. J. Fischer, Rose Siemon, Clayton Ahrens, Ar- thur Diegel, Edgar Elligsen. Ruth Ann Dietz, Elaine Rook, Joan Muegge, Gary Hinz, Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Mrs. Martin Ddegel, Mrs. Mervin d0odgert, Elaine Benne- wies (statistician), Russell Shot - dice (superintendent). Clearing Auction. Sale Cleating Auction Sale of Farm Stook,, Machinery and Household Meets at lot 18, eon. 7, Log+nt. twp,, 3% north and 1. mile .east of Mitchell on Wed., Oct..7tlt at 1 p.m, Cattle -••1 Jorsoy sow due lit Nov; Reg- istered Guernsey Sow (fresh) ; 1 E0803, tend 'Yoram' cow; due in Feb,; 8 Joraey Sows, milking and retired; liolstetu Cow, fresh with soli eb foga; Holstein ..cow due in Nov.; 5 Holstein sows milking and rebred i 1 Durham cow, rebred 1 Not, stein heifer, 1 year old ; Hereford heifer, 1 year old 6 Hereford heifers and steers 1 year 014; registered Jersey calf 10 months, old,. Pigs -2 York sows with litters ; 0 York .sown bred 9 York chunks; 1 York hog, Machinery—Ford Jubilee tractor in Al cenditlon; 2 furrow -Case mounted Plow (new) ; 3furrow draw tractor plow on tubber; 2 furrow International plow; oultivotor; Diesel tractor disk; steel land roller ; Massey Harris manure spreader on rubber; International 7 ft. binder; New Idea 7 ft, tractor mower (like new) ; set harrows; rubber tired wagon and hay rack; hay loader ; Inter- national side rake (8 gro. old) 3 section spring tooth harrows; sot sleighs; 2 wheel trailer; 75 cedar. posts; 80 steel posts; stone boat; root pulpor ateeI water trough; 50 ft. hammer mill belt (new) ; 2000 lb. Renfrew scales; pressers water pump; milk ams and milking equipment. Feed cart, forks, shovels, chains, tools. ' Grain -2,000 bus• good mixed grain. household -Effects—Beach white enam- el. 4 burner electric stove, white enamel • cook stove, kitchen range, other articles toonumerous to mention. No reserve. Farm sold, Tering ' cash.. GOTTFRIEI) B.URI, Proprietor; Har- old Jackson, Auctioneer. BORN Whyte—At Oshawa General Hospital, on Sept. 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte, Oshawa, a son. McNichol—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on. Wed., Sept. 30th to Mr. and Mrs. Nichol a Glen Mc daughter. Verberne—In Scott Memorial Hospital on Sept. 271l1 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Verberne Seaforth, a son. • ora„"nrr„mm,rmmruw,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n llllllllllllllllll 4 llllllll ,nun,nauuuunullllll BROWNIE'S DRIVE LIMITED • CLINTON, ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County SPECIAL NOTICE ... TO OUR PATRONS THANK YOU for your patronage and attendance at our nightly features PLEASE NOTE: There will be no shows from Oct. 6 to Oct. 8 COMMENCING with the weekend of October 9th, we will play on WEEKENDS ONLY THURSDAY & FRIDAY, October 1 and 2 — DOUBLE FEATURE "The Left Hand of God" (COLOR) (CINEMASCOPE) Humphrey Bogart-- Gene Tierney "Phantom of the Jungle" Jon Hall (One Cartoon) SATURDAY & MONDAY, Ootober 3 and 5 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "The Seven Cities of Gold" (COLOR) (CINh1MASCOPE) Richard Egan .- Rito Moreno "Massacre" (DOLOR) Dane Clarke -- Marta Roth (One Cartoon) 2 Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear Box'Office opens at 7,30 p.m, First Show at 8 o'elook Children under 12 in Cat's Free nlrr,rrl,rrrl,rlr,rnu,rarr arrl,rl ra,araarrl,rlll Ia,larlmlanrlurrunrrrrrrrallrY, l,nullhllrrlela,llaaMOM nrr,otots Auction Sale Auction Sale of Household El£eats in the Village of Brucefield on WI)D. OCT, 14th at 1 D m, Oh nr e oval extension table, sideboards y studio pouch (like new), iruinbor of small tables, occasional chairs, rocking Chairs, writing desk, card table, Heintz. man piano. antique 5 piecewalnut par- lor suite, walnut antique occalsional chair, end tables, foot stool, 6 cane -bot- tom chairs and rocker, walnut what -not (antique), glass cupboard, 2 drop leaf tables,kitchen chairs, clock, pictures, curtains, jardiniere, scatter mats,. toilet seta, wardrobe, sewing machine, mirrors, floor covering, booked and braided scat- ter mats, beds, .springs, mattresses• dres- sers, sheet of drawers, quilts,wool blankets, bed linen table linen, antique dishes, RCA Victor 21" television, Ches- terfield suite, large chesterfield, din- ing room suite, 1 single bed, desk, kitchen cabinet, apartment size Astral refrigerator, hot plate, toaster, electrolux vacuum cleaner, floor waxer, crocks, sealers, large granite preserving kettle, kitchen utensils, garden tools, carpenter tools. Other articles toonum- erous to mention. Terms cash. Prop. MISS MARY GIBSON. Auct., Harold Jackson. Clerk, George Powell (Blyth).. OR Upright piano i SgooALE Ru- dolph Etna,1 Seaforth rr 4, Phone 662x23. FOR SALE Border collie pups, will make cattle and watch dogs. Phone 758J3, Seaforth. Ken Thompson, rr 1, Londes- boro. OR 100 gallon gas tankA with pump. $45. Apply N. Long, Kippen. Phone Hensall 604r16. E 2 Hereford beelllee, one its 6 years old and registered; other is 16 months old and could be registered. John E. Mc- Lean, rr 3, Seaforth. Phone 665r21. Also for sale 80 pigs 12 weeks old. FOR SALE Quebec coal heater with pipes, iron farm gate 12'x4'. Call 764, Seaforth. DUBLIN The Dublin Branch of OWL sponsored a successful penny sale held at the Parish hall on Tues- day night. Dan O'Rourke and Joseph Shea were in charge of the tickets on the various articles donated by the parish members. Plastic bowls won by Joan Allen, Brumfield; boxed towels by Dr. M. Stapleton, Seaforth; yellow teapot by Mary Shea, Zurich; baby bath set by Mrs. Jack Scott, Seaforth; teddy bear, Mrs. Chas. Geddes, Seaforth; pink table cloth, Mrs. Jas. Watson. Seaforth; ice bucket, ,Mrs. Ted Melady, Dublin; kitchen towels, Mrs. WiI- nier Br cadf cot Iia ,pillow 1 cases,Michael ppen• Doyle,Dublin; kit- chen ensemble, Mrs, Clayton Looby, Dublin; basket. Ethel Den- nis. Walton; lunch set, Mrs. Ted Southgate, Seaforth; jar, Mrs. J. Hoelscher, Seaforth; towel .and cloth, Mrs C. Looby; teapot, Jo- anne Stapleton, Dublin; pillow cases, Mrs, Geo. Eaton Seaforth; mat, Mrs. Jos. Thornton, Walton; pail, Mrs. Ed. Stapleton; pillow casts, pink, Donna Gordon, Sea - forth; shelves, Mrs. Ed. Rowland, Dublin; pink towels, 'Mrs, Wes. Butters, St. Marys; blouses, Miss Katie Scott, Seaforth; candle sticks, Miss Jeanette Turnbull, Seaforth; salad bowl, Diane Stap- leton, Dublin; nylon sweater, Mrs. Jatk O'Rourke. Dublin; toy trac- tor, Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly; towel, Mrs. Thos. Kay, Seaforth; green bowls, Mrs. Wm. Manley, Walton.; plate, Mrs. Junior Storey, Sea - forth; bridge set M7•s. Bethune, Seaforth; lamp. Mary Shea, Zur- ich; hose, Jos. Devereaux; vanity set, Mrs J. P. IG;lauskopf; child's .overalls. Gary Cronin; garbage pail, Mrs. John Oldfield, Seaforth; baby pullover, Mrs. Geo. Goettler, Dublin; earth mover toy, ,Mrs. R. McGee, .Staffs; green mat. MIs, C. Looby; 'tablecloth, Gary Montgom- ery, Seaforth; toy truck, lulus. Foster Bennett, Seaforth; grocer- ies, Martin Klinkhemer, Dublin; pillow cases, Linda Brown, Eg- mondville; juice server, Mrs. Reg. Aubin. Seaford]; mixing bowls, Bill Austin, Seaforth; ironing board cover, Mrs. Jas. Morrison, 'Dublin; cream set, Mrs. Pat Jor- dan; roaster, ,Shirley Horan; eas. aerate, Miss Norma Jeffrey, Sea - forth; baby blanket, Delano O'- Rourke; lamp donated by Box Furniture, won by Theodore Ves- ser, Dublin. Articles may be ob- tained from the Caretaker of St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin. BLAKE Mr. Hughde McBride of London spent the week end with his Par- ents, Mr. and 'Mss. Roy McBride. Mr. and 1Mb's, Earl Oesch and family spent Sunday at Chesley Lake, Mr. Harold Finlay and family visited with Mr: and 14irs. James Dinemor e. Mr. and iMrs. Ed •Stoicic of Dash- wood and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Gin- gencch and family of Zurich vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Newell Geiger and lairs, Mary 'Manson, CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks to those who cont TAO flowets, cools and gifte and who vis. its() mo while n patient in Sooferth and London hospitsbo, :leo to those who helped at the fawn. 301211 McCOWAN, 00i� INQ FYENI Bazaar, 0.W.L, St. sum an, after- noon Wednesday,. October 21. Binge its evening HOUSE FOR SALE 8 om house n E onb'ille )o 10 i gm dr1 s- ite store. New gas furnace, hard and Mit Water. 2 niece bath dowa, 4 piece bath up. Can bo bought reasonably, en good terms. M. S, Butler, Bayfield, phone 12x06 TO RENT Heated rooms for rent, suitable for couple. Can be seen any night after six. Mrs, Wm, O, Kelley FOR SALE 200 Sussex Red pullets, laying. Apply to Roy Patrick, Phone 848 t• 16. FOR SALE 200 AO Sussexpullets, started to lay,. Herman tman, Walton.. FOR SALE Pigs, 50 chunks. Louts O'Reilly, Phone. 40e1. Dublin. ESTATE AUCTION SALE Form, Farm .Stoolc, Machinery and Household Effects. At Lot 12, Con 7 Stanley Twp., 5%44 west of Kippen and t?, mile north, or 4 miles south of Varna, on Monday, Oct. 6th at 1 P.M, Cattle -6 Hereford and Durham cows with calves. 2 yearling heifers, 5 two. yr. old Herefords. 2 two-year old heifers. Poultry -100 hybrid pullets ready to lay.. Machinery -0 Allis. Olinhnere trac- tor. 2 furrow Otago plow. International 18 run fertilizer drill. McCormick Deer- ing mulcher. Coekehutt manure spread. er, 4 section harrows. International mower. 1 ft.. Massey Harris binder hay rake, rubber tired wagon. Fleury Bisset disk McCormick dr harrows. Cockslmtt side rake (nearly new) , etilf tooth cultivator, extension ladder, scales fanning mill colony house 16x12 Hay & Grain -1000 bales of choice hay. 600 bus. mixed grain. Household Effects—Ohesterfield suite, bedroom fur- niture, chairs, other articles too numer- 'oua to mention. Farm will be offered if not previously sold. 125 acre farm, well drained, clay loam, on county road. Bank barn, frame house with modern conveniences. Terms chattels cash. Property 109' down, bal- ance in. 80 days. Offered auSnject to re- serve bid. Pion.. Estate of late Robert McAllister Auct„ Herold Jackson Clerk, George Powell (Blyth) FOR SALE 150 acre farm in township of Tucker= smith, good buildings, well drained 120 acre farm, township of Tucker. smith, well drained with good buildings. 100 acre farm in McIHibop, near school and village, good buildings. 60 acres, brick house, bank barn in McKillop, near village. 40 acres near village in McKillop, good buildings.. 60 -acre farm, frame house, bank barn. 1 mile from Seaforth on county road, clay loam. HAROLD JACKSON, Realtor Phone Seaforth474 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 0300.00 monthly minimum guarantee for Part-time Delivery Contract. Must be reliable, have car or light truck. $1500.00 cash deposit required. Give name, address and telephone number. Box N0. .A, The Seaforth News. FOR SALE Excellent 100 acre farm near Walton, modern house, large baa, land all workable; 52,000 down, owner will car- ry mortgage for balance. Purchase price $12,000. Out of town owner wishes to sell brtak Imine in Egmondville. Will accept any reasonable offer to dispose of pro- perty. JOHN BOSVELD Real Estate Broker 40 Wellesley -St., Goderich. Salesman, Jos. McConnell phone 266 Seaforth NOTICE The Morris Township 'School Area Board have had an offer to purchase the school and woodshed known as Button's school. Therefore the Boatel is calling for tenders for this property and if any tax payer knows of any reason why the Board should not sell this school please contact the Board on or before Oct. 1,t. 'RENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF BUILDING The Morrie Township School Area Boatel wish to sell by tender the prop- erty known as Button's School. Tenders may be made in the following manner: 1. For the School Building. 2. For the Woodshed. 3. For the School and Woodshed. 4. For the Land. 5. For the entire property, land and Buildings. All school supplies including black- board, to remahn the property of the Board. Tenders to be in by 6P. M. October 1. Any tender not necessarily accepted. RALPH P SHAW (Sec's). Tenders for Repairs to Registry Office Floor GODERICI-i, ONTARIO Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will bo received by the under- signed until 5 P.M. (E.S.T.) October 16, 1050,. for repairs to the Registry Of- fice lioor. Details and specifications may be re- ceived from the undersigned, at the Court House. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario Tender for Rewiring at Huron County Jail GODERICH, ONTARIO Sealed tenders clearly marked se to. contents will be received by the under- signed until 6 P.M. E.S.T.. October. 16, 1060, for rewiring at the Huron County Jail. Specifications may be received from the undersigned, or R. W. Bell, and in- epection of the promises may be made by contacting Mr. R. W. Bell, Governor. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario Tender for Repairs to Huron County Jail Roof GODERICH, ONTARIO Sealed tenders clearly marked as to denten:tab will bo received by the under signed until 6 P.M, E.S.T., October 16, 1560, for repairs to the Main Entrance Hall to the County Jail, Specifieatione may bo reoelved from the undersigned or R. W. Bell and in. apeotion of the premises may be made by contacting Mr. R.W. Bell, Governor Lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario THUU' SAAFORTH N1W$ 'Tllul.'adty, October d, 1959" BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowers for all occasions 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 Seater* SEAFORTH CLINIC E. A. McMaster B.A., M.D., Internist P, L. Brady, M.D.; Surgeon Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., daily except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urday only 7-0 p.m. Appointments made In advance ars 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 JOHN E. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth Hour,—Seaforth daily except Mon., 0 to 0.80 ; W.I. 0 AM to 12.30 PM. -Thur. e„ byappointment nE o . 'o Clinton p only. ave Ha i ' lw wk ne Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 6.09 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 640 'blue coal' WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVV L AND FURNACE DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 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 The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers—President, Robert Archibald, Seaforth ; Vice Pres., Allister Broadfoot, Seaforth ; Sec.-Treas.. W. E. Southgate. Seaforth. Directors — E. J. Trewartha, Clinton ; J. L Malone Seaforth • O tri s Leonhardt , Bornholm Robert Archibald, Seaforth ; TohoHMcEving BIyth; Wm. 3. Alex- ander Walton; Harvey Fuller, Goderich; J. E Pepper, Brumfield; Allister- Broad - foot, Seaforth. Agents— William Leiper, Jr., Londes- bore ; J. F. Praetor, Brodhagen ; Selwyn Baker, Brussels: Harold Squires, Clin- ton ; James Keys, Seaforth. JACK THOMPSON'S Footwear Service, Seaforth. Shoes repaired. For Sale — Men's & Boys & children's footwear. It is our business to give comfort and save you money NOTICE See your authorized dealer for district of Seaforth, Dublin and Clinton for Viking Cream Separ- ators and Viking Milking Mach- ines. Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith and Welding Shop, Brucefield. Sanitary Sewage Drsposal Septic Tanks, Cesspools, etc. Pumped and cleaned. Modern equipment. Louis Blake, RR 2 Brussels. Phone 42r6 Brussels. All work guaranteed SAVE 540 Coleman gas space heater, 55,- 000 BTU. Heater, fan and therm- ostat complete. Regular 169.95. Price with trade in 5129.96. En- quire about our time payment plan. Union Gas Co. phone 352 FOR SALE Pot flowers for gifts, Melt, hospitals, etc, Bradshaw's Greenhouse, Phone SOW, Seaforth. TEXACO PRODUCTS We specialize in Diesel Fuel and Farm Lubricants Phone 686w Phone 190— Seaforth Goderich Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 DORIS* Beauty Salon Mein St., Seaforth Phone 373