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The Seaforth News, 1960-06-02, Page 8JUST ARRIVED COOL, REFRESHING SUN JJRESSES AT THREE BUDGET PRICES 3.9&-5.95-f;.95 STYLES -- SHIRT DRESSES BUTTON FRONTS SHEATHS FLARED SKIRTS CLASSIC STYLES sleeveless sltirtth'ess ane strap shoulder styles in gay new prints on white grounds or pastel shades of pink, yellow and blue, 9 98 Size 12 to 2249 " Sleeveless sheaths, flayed skirt styles or classic shirt dress styles in glazed prints, tine piques and bold clots on white or pastel grounds, 5 Sizes 12 to etre.,. .95 Bold modern glazed prints and cotton eyelash in fashion first cool sleeveless sun dresses with a look of elegance and 'tyle you'll love at a glance, Size 12 to 2121, STE 8.95 T Ft ti l IENSALL Fifty-four lovely prizes donat- ed by Hensall and district busi- ness men were won by winners from Parkhill, Loudon, Exeter, elitchell, Egmondville, Kippen, Varna, Seaforth, Cromarty, Zur- ich, Brucefield, Woodham, and Hensel], at the Penny Sale draw held Saturday night in the P.U,C, building, sponsored by Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary with proceeds for service work. Reeve John Henderson drew the win- ning tickets. The success of the draw was overwhelming, Winners as follows: Blanket, donated by Silvers, won by Denny Gooding, Parkhill; set of towels, (P. L. McNaughton) won by DIrs, John McEwen, Hen_ salt; Chocolate Bars (Hensall Motor sale) Mrs. A. Clark, Hen- sall; Electric Clock (Crest Hard- ware), Jerry elcCiinehey, Hen- sall; Grease Gun (Hyde Bros.), Mrs. Harry Faber, Hensall; Grass Seed (John Henderson), Mrs. G. Beer, Hensall; Towel Rack (Ed Fink), Mrs, Clara 1`Srown, Eg- mondville; Watch Bands (Geo. Hess), Urs, D, B. Havens, Hen. sall and Mrs, H, Campbell, of Ex- eter; Freezer Pack (Lorne Has), Mrs. Jack Adkins, Mitchell; Wal- let (Andy Orr), Elgin Roweliffe, Hensen; 7 lbs fruit cake (Beat- on's Bakery), 'SI. Honsinger, Hen- sall; Dinner for four (Maitland Seafood), Elgin Roweliffe Hen- sall: $10 grocery order (Al's Su- per Save), Mrs. Rountree c/o Mrs. N. Long, Kippen; Engine (Jim Orr), Bonnie Foster, Hen- sel': Panda Bear (Honsinger Pro- duce). Airs. Ken Stephenson, Var- na; Sheets and pillow cases (J. Traquair), Cathy Fuss, Hensall; Hair Preparations (Flynn Barb- er), Michael Davis, Hensall; 1 qt, oil (Ferg's Service Station), Jim Cumming, Canada Wire; 2 eartons cigarettes (New Commer- cial Hotel), Charlie Wilson, Hen- sall; Coffee Table (Adam Black), E, Shaddick, Hensall; Bedspread (Irwin's Ladies' Wear), John Jarrott, IIensall; Boston Fern (Rether's Florist, Exeter), David Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Taylor, IIensall; 35 lbs grease Mensal' Dist. Co-op), Peter Bis - back, I -Tensa]]; 21 lbs beans (Cook Bros.), Mrs. Merton Keys, Sea - forth, 11.11, 3; 2te; gallons lee ,ream (Richardson's Garage), Anne Bell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Housall; 1 qt. varnish (Spencer's) Robert Van- , sten, an_Aston, Hensall; Personal Station- ery (Hensel' Observer), firs. Bill ' Fink, Hensall; $10 grocery order (Brown's I,G.A,), Mrs. Eldon Jarrett. Hensall; 5 cite, oil (Lav- ender's. Garage), Bonnie Foster, Hensall; 4 qts, oil (Twitcbell's), Bill Clement, Hensall; Car Mir- ror (Huron Motor Sales), Bob Sangster, Hensall; 3 qts. oil (Bu- chanan's Service) won by Mrs. Percy Harris, Cromarty; China Figurine (C1u•istie's 5 to $1,00), Criss Vanstone, Hensall; Phili_ shave Razor (Wilson's Drug), Bob Mallard, Exeter; Baby Sup- plies (Queensway Nursing Home) Kathy Jean Munn, Exeter; Bot- tle Warmer (Queensway Nursing Home), Cecil Pepper, Hensall; 4 (its. ell (Fina Service) Jim Clark, Hensall; 2 qts. oil (Reid's Texa- co), Edwin Taylor, Kippen; Tele- phone Index (Bert's Snack Bar), -errs, Harry Smith, IIensall; Hack Saw (J?.11?•e Machine Shop), Tim- my Mock, Hensall; Flashlight (Bell Electric), Elgin Roweliffe, Hensall; Club Bag (Joynt's), Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Woodham; Place setting for one (Anony- mous), Mrs. Myrtle Hay, Zurich; Lamp and bulbs (W. J, "doe" Cameron), M. Honsinger, Hen- sall; Sandwich Toaster (Clark and Fuss), Marg. Tyndall, of Brucefield; Casserole (Mock's Dairy) firs. Hugh McEwen, Hen- sall; 1 year's subscription (Times Advocate), Harry Horton, Hen- sail; Magazine Rack (Norval Reid), Mrs, L. Baynham, Hen- sall; T. V. Table (Hensall Sales Barn), Herb Redden, Hensall; Hassock (Hensall Sales Barn), Mrs, L. Baynham, Hensall; Has- sock (Clarence Reid), won by Gordon Wren, Kippen; 2 folding chairs (General Coach), Mrs, J. Mason, London; Floor Lamp (Bonthron's), Ray Dorion, Hen- sel". The committee in charge of this project wish to express their thanks and appreciation nnr eclatio to the businessmen who so generously contributed to this penny Bale, the first venture of this kind in the village, and also to Reeve Henderson for drawing the tick- ets. Pi TICE During the sunllner months there will be one doctor only in attendance on Saturday and week ends at the Clinic. Please arrange for appointments during the week Seaforth Clinic ereamaravnavaayam.e....ctwee. ownee,anarnosurirea arMwweume,i' BRODHAGEN The pupils of Brodhagen School took part in the Mankton Music Festival recently, and the follow- ing prizes were won: Boy's solo 9 and 10 years, Douglas Leon- hardt, 1st with 86 narks and won the trophy donated by the Monk - ton W. I. Girl's solo 9 and 10 yrs., Beverley Sholdice, 2nd with 85 marks. Boy's solo 11 and over, Richard Leonhardt, 2nd with 83 marks, Larry Kistner, 3rd with 82 marks. Junior Chorus, 1st with 85 marks and received the trophy donated by the Gravel Ridge W. I. Changed voices, Allan French, let with 81 marks. Triple trio, 2nd with 84 narks, Duet, Richard and David Leonhardt, 4th with 82 marks. Girl's solo 11 and over, Joyce Rock, 41h with 82 marks. Two-part Chorus, 3rd with 79 marks, On Saturday evening a shower was held for Mr, and Mrs. Gary Sholdice (Barbara Clark) in the Brodhagen and District Com- munity hall. An address written by firs, Free Herbert was read by Don Wolfe and they were pre- sented with a Chesterfield and chair by Clare French and Clay- ton Ahrens. Music for dancing was supplied by Ciar'ettee Orche- stra and lunch was served after the midnight hour. A sum of mon- ey was donated by the Brodhagen Band of which the groom is a member. Mr, and Mas. Robert Barlett returned from their honeymoon and are residing in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. ISen ]213igsen, newlyweds, will reside on the groom's farm, R.R. 1, Bornholm, just north of Brodhagen. Mr, and Mrs, Russell Sholdice and Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Jermyn of Mitchell spent a few days at the Lion's Club Convention in Ot- tawa this week. Mr, Sholdice is President and Mr, Jermyn, Sec- retary of the Mitchell Club. Mrs. Louie Bennewies is eon. tined to Seaforth Hospital. Mr. Ron Goble of Stratford -with Warren Sholdice recently. Mr, and Mrs, Ross Leonhardt and family with relatives in Sar- nia and Detroit: recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gropp and Karen of Milverton called on Mr. and Mrs. le, Sholdice, Saturday, Mrs. Nichol and Robt„ Brussele, Mr. and Mrs. Ross White and family, Goderich, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Don McLaughlin, Kincardine, with Mr. and Mrs, War, Diegel on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Briekman and Barry, Brampton, with Me, and Mrs, Dalton Hinz for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe with Mr. and Mrs, Michael Conel- ly on Sunday. Miss Arlene Diego! and Mr, Jack Summerville called on Mr, and Mrs, Laverne Wolfe on Se -t- etchy. BORN McClure — At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 27t1t, to Mr• and Mrs. Sana 114eClure, 11' 2 Sea- forth, a daughter Scott --At Scott Memorial Hos- pita' on May 3lst, to Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Scott, Seaforth, a son CCM girlOR 'e bl SALE , for small children. Peter Eckert ri' 1 Dub- lin, Phone 8.1r2 OBoy's whit, pope oat, size 10, and a red ruin bluely Perry Como jacket, Can be seen at lelannery's Cleaners FOR SALE Geraniums, tuberous begonia, carnnes, hardy plums, gladiolus bulbs, ferns, cacti, pansies, pet- unia, asters, snapdragon, salvia, spider plant, scablosa, verbena, stocks, alyssum, marigolds, col- eous, phlox, portulaca, zinnia, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, epan- ish onion, celery, sweet peppers, and other plants. Open every day and eveniug, Baker's Gt'eeuliouse, Your Carden Centre, Seaforth BAYFIELD Dr, and Mrs. J. Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich„ are spending a few days et their Monne. Mr. acid Mrs. Fred Arkell re- turned home on Sunday atter spending a week with relatt,ives in United States, Mr, and Mrs, Eddio Floelau•'of Clinton, spent Sunday with Miss Berthena Sturgeon, 1)r. anti Mrs, R, 0, Hunter anti Sally Beth, Toronto, spent; from Friday to Sunday at their home. Misses Annie and Marion Wat- son, Windsor, arrived on Satur. clay to ..spend the summer at their cottage, Miss Rhea Kruke, Dearborn, Mich., came on Friday to open up the "Village Guild Shop" for the summer months, Mr. and etre, Stuart Sturgeon and son, Pr'estou, M1•, and Mrs, F. Anderson and family, of Science Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Clinton, were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ee Stur- geon over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. W, Cooke and family, London, were at their cot- tage over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Chuter and Doris, Preston, are at their cot- tage for a, few days, Glenn Brandon, who is work- ing at Chatham, spent the week- end with his wife and- children, Mrs. Angus McRae, Lonclou, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Johnston. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Mackie and baby, London came on Saturday to reside in the village, air, and Mrs. Toni Colquhoun and baby, Clinton, have rented Bliss Ethel Blair's cottage for the summer, Mr, and Mrs, A, L. Brisson, De- troit, are at thele home• for a few days. Corporal L, Westlake, of Kitch- ener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 9•I. L. Toms. Miss Carolyn Philp, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. McFadden, Miss Shirley Brandon, Essex, spent the weekend with her fa- ther, Harold Brandon. Me. and Mrs, W, H. Dunn and daughter, London, spent from Fri- day to Sunday at their cottage. Mr. and N's. Robert Humph- ries and Carl, Port Stanley spent Sunday with her wants, Mr. and Mrs, Russel Kerr. WILLIAM C. ELLACOTT William Campbell Ellacott died in London on Wednesday aged 83 years, He was a farmer in Grey Township before retiring to Brus- sels, He was a son of the late Wil- liam and Margaret Campbell Ella- cott. He was a member of Bros - sole United Church where he was an honorary elder, Ile is survived by his wife, formerly Mary Anne Pratt; four sons, Elmer, Brussels; Clarence, Brant, Alta.; Howard, Grey twp.; Geo., Paris; two dau- ghters, 'Mfrs, Violet Smith, Sea - forth; Mrs, Olnarles (Laura) Fis- cher; 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body was at the D, A. Bann funeral home, Brussels, where a service was held Saturday at 2 p.m., con- ducted by Rev. Lloyd Brown of Brussels United Ohurch, Burial was in Elma Centre Cemetery. TWILIGHT MEETING The annual twilight meeting of the Huron County Holstein Breeders will be held on Monday, June 6th at Alvin Bottles near Hayfield. The guest speaker for the even- ing is G. W. Montgomery, former agricultural representative in Hu- ron County, who is now with the Canadian National Railways in Toronto. FORTY YEARS AGO From The Seaforth Newe June 1920 .John R. Archibald held a suc- cessful sale of 22 cows and 14 calves for $7,289, Cows averaged $270 each and calves $95. Most of the buyers were from outside points. Top price was $500. Mr, and Mrs, A, Dodds, DIr. R. Garrow and Mr, J, Scott of Rox_ born are leaving for a trip to the West. L. Wa]per has sold his farm south of Egmondville to Jas, No- lan, The price was $14,500, S,S, No. 6, Ribbert, has been closed for a, few weeks clue to a scarlet fever epidemic, Miss Tough has returned to her home near Bayfield. The wedding took place at St. Columban Cburch of Miss Annie MelCay.and Mr, Jos, Murray. A large number enjoy the fish- ing at the Bayfield pier. The colors of the 161st battalion were deposited in Trivitt Memor- ial Church, Exeter, Dr. Peck has removed the barn at leis residence in Hensall and is replacing it with a .modern barn, The play "Misleading Lady" is being put on in smeounding towns by the Murices Players and is well received. Mr, recliner Whitely of Hamil- ton is a visitor at his home. Chov .pielt uppp tS uiclk. .Good run- ning eonditiou 6125. Willituu M, !fart, Seaforth Seed ttucttwhe t.OR Phone 24 i' 8 Dublin, Charles Klober FOR SALE MasseyHarris 6 ft plower in good condition, Fred Buchanan, phone Seaforth 8001'4 FOR SALE Lot on East William st„ Sete forth, 70x00 It Phone 580w. John llyel9tl amt `Walnut FOdR1 ootSAmite, also walnut table and sofa. Phone 473. Clearing Auction Sale Or Farm Stock, IMaehlnery, and household effects at lot 24, con. 1, 24c1Sillop twp., 1st farm east of Seatorth on No, 8 highway, on Wodnesclay, June 15th et 1 pen, Cattle --7 lIet'eford and Durham cows milking and retired; 1 cow due to freshen Jule 26th; Hol- stein heifer 2 Yrs. old, bred in ,January, 5 Hereford steers 1 ;yr, old; 4 Hereford heifors 1 yr. old; 5 winter calves; 5 spying calves, :Machinery — McCormick -Deer., ing C tractor, good rubber with sniffler and bean puller attach- ments; McCormick -Deering 24ur. vow lift plow in excellent condi- tion; McCormick Deering 15 disk fertilizer drill, flower lift with markers; Case 4 -bar side delivery rake; Case 8-seetion drag har- rows; Tohn Deere 13 -plate tractor disk (like new); John Deere heavy duty wagon with goad tires, grain box and hay rack combin- ed (like new); McCormick Deer- ing 0 -ft, mower with tractor hitch; Cockshutt hay loader. ee,11. steel land roller; 4 section diam- ond harrows; 2 section diamond harrows; electric bean cooker, 100 lb, capacity; root pulper; large galvanized water trough. 14 lr,p. motor; Cycle grass seeder; wheelbarrow on Tubber (like new); electric fencer; pea har- vester and roller; iron kettle; 2 bundles asphalt shingles; exten- sion ladder; hay fork, car rope; stone boat; 2 house door's, 100 bue. mixed grain, Household Effects—Chesterfield and two chairs, dining -room table and 6 chairs, rocking chair, lawn chair. Other articles too numerous to mention. No reserve, Farm sold. Terms—Cash Prop., Albert Horner ' Auct,, Harold Jackson Clerk, Geo. Powell Auction Sale 05 household effects in Sea - forth Arena on Saturday, June 11 at 1 p.m, Full line household ex- ticles list next week, Prop., Miss EIizabeth Hender- son, Auct., Harold Jackson, TENDERS FOR PAINTING Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon Friday, June 10, 1960, for the painting (two coats) of the ex- terior of Scott. Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Tenders will include the pro- vision of necessary material and will indicate the paint to be used. Work to be Completed by July 9, 1960. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Lloyd Hoggarth Secretary Scott Memorial Hospital HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Will meet for the June Session at the Court House, Goderich, on Wednesday, June 15th, at 10 A.M. All communi- cations must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Friday, June 10th JOHN G, BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Goderich, Ont. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From The Seaforth News June 1935 Impressive centennial services were held at Egmondville United Church. June weddings: Miss Jeanette McLachlan and Mr. Peter Simp- son, Miss Edith Aileen Rice and John Scott Powell, Ilelen Agnes Broadfoot and George Connell, A tornado swept across the southern part of the county, near Dlimville, The steamer Georgian will ply the Lake Huron route, calling at Goderich, V. George Wylie, B.A,, B.D., of Seaforth was ordained into the United Church ministry at Strat- ford. Mrs. James Bishop bas return- ed home to Walton after spending several months at North Bay, Donald Buchanan of Grey twp• received severe shoulder injuries when he was pinned under the wagon, Michael Murdie, former town- ship cleat of MoKi1•lep, passed away, Stewart Beattie has been enga- ged to teach at Varna School, I-Ioward Armstrong is building a new house at hie farm at Con- stance. Misses Jessie and Tena Dennis are on a month's trip to the west. IIensall planned a reunion over July let weekend, 'Mrs, N, W. Woode retired atter being organist of Trinity Church, Bayfield, for 25 years, MacDonald Bros. of Teeswater purchased the bakery besiniess of T. Roy Anderson. CARD OF THANKS Sincere thanks to Dr, Corwin., Box and Whitney ambulances, neighbors, relatives and friends who kindly remembered us with visits, cards, flowers, treats and gifte while we were 10 Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Also special thanks to oar neighbors who so kindly helped its in any way at the time of our aceiileut. ,.Marilyn Smith and Bob Doerr CARD OF THANKS 1 want to thank all my relat- ives, frionds and neighbors who sent flowers, gifts and cards and came to visit me during my MAY in Stratford General Hospital, and since returning home. Every- thing was deeply appreciated, Mrs, Gordon Miller CARD OF THANKS The family of the late William Henry Dalrymple wish to extend their sincere thauke to their friends, neighbors and relatives, Rev, MacKenzie and staff of 11011- (1r1'on funeral chapel, for many acts of kindness atn.ct floral trib- utes during thein' recent said be- reavement, Also thanks to Dr, Goddard and nursing staff while he was a patient in Clinton hos- plt.all FOR SALE One two year old Landrace hog with registration. One purebred hog 6 months old. Vivan Cooper, 653r21 Seaforth F1951 ChevrR olet Esedan, dark gt'een, signals, in good condition, $150, ¢Will take trade, Also car radio for sale. 693x21 IIensall DOMING EVENT The family of Ml', and Mrs, George Beuermann wish to invite relatives, neighbors, friends and members of the Chamber of Commerce to a 35th anniversary dance at the Brodhagen Com- munity Centre in honor of their parents, Thursday, June 2nd, 11.30 p.m. Norris Orchestra, A donation at the door Auction Safe Of household Effects. At the residence of Margaret Govenloek, opposite Seaforth hospital, on Wednesday, June Sth, at 2 p.m, Oak dining room table and 6 leather seat chairs. 0 piece Din- ette set with buffet, Antique side- board, halltree with bench, chairs, spool bed, settees, rockers, ehest drawers, gnats, studio couches, lamps. Ilispoed 2 burner hotplate and heater, like new. end tables, dishes, pans and numerous other• items. Lawn mower. Terms cash Thomas Govenlock, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auct. FUNKS SEED CORN Plant the best seed corn avail- able for either grain or silage purposes, See or phone your Funk G -Hybrid Dealer. Haugh Bros., Brucefiel(l, 658x23 Seaforth, or Milton J. Dietz, rr 3 Seaforth, phone 647121 FOR SALE Electrolux Sales and Service. Gary Cooper, Gordon Street, Clin- ton, phone HLT 2-7200 TENDERS WANTED The Tuckersmith School Area Board invites separate tenders for the painting of classrooms and varnishing of hall ways and stairs in the following schools, No. 7, No. 5, No. 10 and senior room of No. 8. Two coats of best quality paint to be applied, nail heads puttied, cracks filled. The present color scheme to be followed. Schools may be inspected and any fur- ther details obtained from near- est trustee, or the undersigned. Tenders will close at noon June 7th, 1960. Work to be com- pleted by the 15th day of August 1960. W. P. Roberts, Sec.-Treas., R le 3 Seaforth TENDER Sealed tenders clearly mark- ed as to contents for supply- ing one eight or nine passenger station wagon will be received by the undersigned until uoon, Tuesday June 14, 1960. Specifications available upon request. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario One heated oEbedroom apart- ment. Also 3 one bedroom gas heated apartments, Dr. McMaster Poultry Wanted All types. Paying up to 21c for 53 lbs and up, Apply to Keith Leggatt, phone 606.22 Mitchell WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Where Better Butts Are Used Artificial. Insemination Service is provided from bulls of all breeds Farmer owned and controlled and operate at cost Summer calling hours: Between 7:30 and 9:30 a.m, week days 6;00 and 8:00 p.m, Saturday evenings For service or more information call Clinton HU 2.3441 or for long distance Clinton Zenith 9.5650 mew 4temsumumegmerausotommo. FOR SALE Viking Oream Separators for sale. I--1069 new. i—Jost like new, ire nor - fent shape. A full line of parts for any Viking make, John Byernian, Seaforth DRAESIDE NURSING NOME Licensed for convalescent es elderly people. Gall 305 MltCkell THIO SEAFORTH- NIOWS (Phone 84) Thursday, June 2, 1960 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Sod Flowers for all ()cessions Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W. STAPLETON, Phyalcian and Surgeon Phone 90 Seaforth JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5_W Seafort4e seam.aFmeomr, SEAFORTH CLINIC 51, A. McMaster, B,A„ M.D., Internist P. L. Brady, me.,Surgeon Office hours, I pan, to 6 P.m„ dnilr vccept Wednsedpy end Sunday Eventugs; Tuesday, Thursday and SM- srdav only 1.8 Appointments made to advance filiir - de,irabla. TURNBULL & BRYANS VETERINARY CLINIC J.O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS. D.V.M„ V.S. W. G. DIRENNAN, D.V,M„ V.S. Phone 105 Seaforth J0111,1 E, LONGSTAFF • Optemotrlat Goderich St. W„ Seaforth Phone 701 Hours—Sea(or(h daily except Mon., 9 to 6,90; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. eve by appolntmeat ortlY. Clinton HU -2-7010. above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 6.80 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto O Accident . Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 540 MIDEVIIMHIRIME.MMONWOZOWCOMMICOMMIERO WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE PhoneA573or 882PY AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM Ma HART Office Phone 784 - (Res. 285 Wo 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, ON?. Officers — President, John L. Maloney. Seaforth ; Vico Pres., John H. Mutwing, Blyth; Sec. -Tress„ W. E. Southgate. Sos.forth, Directors, Norman Trewartha, Clinton,. J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt, Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Seaforth; John H. Mc1wing, Blyth • Wm, 5. Alex- ander, Walton ; Harvey Fuller, Godarlch ; J. E. Pepper, rucefield; Allister Broad - foot, Seaforth. Agents — William Leiper, Jr., bo; T. F. Pr-ueter, Brodhagen n ; S oalwYn Baker. Brussels; Harold Snuloe, Clin- ton ; James hays, Soaforttr. Need Money ? Unlimited funds available on farms, homes, motels, stores, etc. Fast service anywhere in Ontario. Fast service anywhere. No retainer fees DELRAY INVESTME+NT4 450-A Wilson Ave., Toronto ME. 3-2353 Township of Tuckersmith • NOTICE Tuckersmith Township Munici- pal Dump will be open from 3. p.m. to 6 p.m., on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, until further notice. Cora Chesney Clerk BURNS CLEANE NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL WALDEN & BROADFOOT Phone 686 w Seaforth Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD. Phone 47 NOTICE Seo your authorized dealer for district of Seaforth, Dublin and Clinton for Viking Cream Separ- ators and Viltieg Milking Mach Ines. Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith and Welding Shop Bfuoeileld.