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The Seaforth News, 1960-09-29, Page 8Great Clearance Men's Rayon Lined Windbreakers Regular 9,113 to 12.9L; Reduced to Clear @fes 7,r; only chino, eoall gvah'u•d- dine and nevi lay heave, rayent lined c nt, n tcind- 1 r,mke•rs we must ileal' outs Choose from, seal, M'ry. e'll;n'- r•enl .;ti 11: k. Ri:.es 34 to le. Just the jaeltet for cool - fail days. Rolm -eel far below cos at $7,00 New Stock Men's Wash 'n Wear White Shrials 8 ONI. Boys Lined W 1tdb Bakers \:-iltles to 7,93 Itetlueetl to Clear Thee,- odds ted ends of hoys jneke';.e urns he cleared 001. -- We've rut meet of them to less then ht If price. - Don't miss this thence to pick up a rent bargain, Sires e to 16 years - all rulers. Speelal $31.00 Pine eemit 1•:neliell bfoad- eletlt et•ip-elry duality with f.ternl ehort polar rollers and wo-at ty clip's. you'll h the lighted with thie line quality WVarr a ndale shut Sizes 14 to 17. Sleeve length- to :14. Special $3.95 New Store Hours Saturday Night Closing 9 P.M. OCT. NOV. DEC. sem, Newest 701 Jackets for Boys Newest "banana" cellar and knit cuff. insulated, heavy cord winter jeekets in two popular shades of ()live and antelope. Sizes e to 18 years. Famous-"Tetex" make that will give exeelleinl wear. special ART 12.95 s. ORDER YOUR TURKEY FOR THANKSGIVING OVEN READY Suppers or any occasion KEN BEATTIE 634r0, Seaforth CONSTANCE Mrs. Mae Adams of Londesboro spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter. Mr. Glenn Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Montgom- ery, who is working at North Bay spent the past week end at his parental home. All the major prizes at the Western Counties Regional Guer- nsey Show held this year in con- nection with Blyth fall fair were won by Mr, Wm. Dale with his Guernsey cattle. The T. Eaton trophy for the best 4-H Guernsey Club calf at the regional show was won by Miss Wilma Dale. Mr. and Mrs. David Dollimore of Ajax spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan and family. Mrs, Dollimore Sr., who had spent the past two and a half months with her daughter 1957 FO1ti) COACH 1957 PONTIAC COACH 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 195'2 OLDS SEDAN A.T, 1 9 51 BUICK COACH 1.95() Ford Pickup NO REASONABLE OPFER REFUSED Seaforth Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCTIELL SEAFORTH Phone Cr. Fa;wm 18(3 Phone 541 J and son-in.law, returned home bylerian men for the Stratford with thein. Mr. and Airs, Howard Proszea- ter and family visited Saturday with Mr. land Mrs, 0. Glanville of Crediton. Visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Grlinolclby were Mr. and Mr:;, Ross Mann and fancily of Wlughan, Mr. and Aire. Neu Bellies teal soils stud Mr, and Mrs. Bob Bottles of Winthrop. Mr, and Mrs. rte;;, Lawson vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Law• son of Clinton and attended the Ontario street Church minivers- ary services. Mr. mid Mrs. Howard Johns of Tuckersmith visited Sunday with 1•li'. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mr. and Mrs, W. Parker of Ex- eter visited with Air. and Mrs. Iloward Preszcator and fancily on Sunday, C.O.F. Church Parade Fifty nieittbers of the Canadian Order of Foresters of Constance and Ilenntiller paraded to Cons- tance United Church and heard a very impressive sermon con- ducted by the Rev. Su ninerell of Winthrop and left au impression that time democracy and Christ - lenity t;o haud in hand and 1.1 we fail in one we would lose both. Ail Eric Anderson, Chaplain of Court Constance read the scrip- tnrc lesson followed with prayer by :Mrs. B, Brown, Miss Joan Proszcator rendered a beautiful solo "Jesus Cares" accompanied by Miss Joyce Brown. After the closing hymn the National An- them was sung and Rev, Sum- merell closed the service with the Benediction, after which the members paraded to the CAF; I-Iall where lunch was served to all, and Sister Jane Case thank- ed all for making a successful afternoon. dfr, and Mrs, Wm, Jewitt and Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Lawson at- tended the eveniug service of the Varna Anniversary Service Sun -1 day. Mr. and AIrs. Borden Brown and girls visited Sunday after- 1 noon with Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Brigham and family and Mr, Thomas Brigham of Hanover,' and also attended the Harvest Home Services Sunday evening at t'lu•ist Church, Allan Park. Several of the ladies of Con, stance WMS attended the Thank- offerinc meeting of First Presby - torten Church, Seaforth, Tuesday afternoon and hoard the Rev. Chambers, on furlough from the Congo, speak. The W.A. and \VMS of Con- stance United Church held their regular meeting Sept. 14 in the basement of the church. Airs. L. Lawson, president, of the \V.A. presided and opened by all sing- ing hymn 259 followed with prayer by Mrs. Lawson, Tile min- utes and correspondence was read and roll call was answered by tea towels for the kitchen. Business matters were discuss- ed and the roll eall for Oct. 12 will he 35c for cups and saucers for the kitchen. A hymn book valued at $3.25 is to be donated in memoriam for deceased mem- bers. The Oct. meeting will be held in the afternoon, The W.M.S. was conducted by Mrs. B. Brown, and called to wor- ship using the 27th verse of St. Matthew. Hymn 268 was sung followed with prayer by Mrs. Brown. Mrs. F, Riley read the scripture from Matthew 10: 16-39 Minutes were read and letters of thanks. Business matters, arising were dealt with and the Thank - offering meeting will be held on Oct. 26 instead of Oct. 19 as formerly planned on account of the Sectional meeting being held on Oct. 18, with Miss J. Hogg as speaker. Walton and Winthrop ladies are invited to be with us as well as an invited guest. The Sectional meeting delegates are Mrs. Reg. Lawson and Mrs. Wil- bur Jewitt. A special collection at next meeting for the Expense Fund will be for roll call for the WMS to cover expenses occurred. Hymn 394 was sung and Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. I'1'esbytel'y teas held in Ct'olner- ty Presbyterian Chu,'elt on Mon- day evening, Sept. 20th. The meeting began with ar delicious supper served by the ladies' of Cromarty. There were Wren pre- sent from most of the churches in the Presbytery numbering around 40. The president of the association, Lloyd Sorsdahl of Cromarty was In the chair, A de- votional period was conducted by Mervin Dow of Cromarty and Rev. Robert Bissett of Ayonton, Tom Dickson of Atwood gave a challenging report of the recent Provincial Conference held at Keswick, Muskoka, IIe wee fol- lowed by Walter Oldham of Paris Presbytery, who also reported on f the recent men's weekend eon- ference. He pin pointed our lack of •effort. Also present from Paris Presbytery were Art Williams of Emhro, and Calvin Melanie of. Ingersoll. Tent Dickson in a per- iod of Bible Study based on 1st Peter 5: 1.11, Four groups were fornletl with a secretary for each group who reported the most in- teresting whole findings gathering. A roll call of congre- gations represented showed that men were present from Avonton, Motherwell, Avonbank, Cromarty. Exeter, Listowel, Milverton and Shakespeare. The business period was con- cluetod with Rev, S. Herr in the chair. A nominating committee composed of Lloyd Sorsdahl, Malcohu Davidson and Tom Dick- son were appointed, The next meeting will be held in Listowel, The meeting closed with tate ben- ediction by Rev. Bruce Miles of Listowel. CROMARTY Mrs, G. Carey and Mrs. P. Taylor spent a few days in New York last week• Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing return- ed home an Saturday after spend- ing a few weeks with their clang. liter at Moosejaw, Sask. Misses Marian and Barbara Dunnelt of Kirkton spent the weekend with Mies Alice Walker. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl, Alice and Connie were in attend- ance at the christening of their grandson, Robert John Cheasell at the Rally Day service in Knox Presbyterian Church, Mitchell, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I1. R. Currie and Linda of Dorchester, visited dur- ing the weekend with her parents Mr, and Mrs, Otto Walker, Rev. J. Green of Brussels con- dncted the service in Cromarty Church in the absence of Mr. Kerr who was conducting service In Brussels, On Sunday, Oct. 2, the 400th anniversnry of the Scottish Re- formation will he commemorated at the morning service, The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary held their September meriting in the form of a gttilt- ing at the home of Mrs. Gordon Scott. Mrs. Scott presided and opened the meeting with the singing of Psalm 19, The seen - torn lesson "The Parable of the Vineyard" Was read by Mrs. Ro- bert Gardiner and Mrs, Scott led in prayer. Tile roll call "A Book of the Bible" Was answered by 13 members, The secretary react the ininutos of the last meeting and the treasurer gave her re- port. During the business period the thankoffering was discussed and committees appointed, The secretary was instructed to order the now Study Boort, The meet- ing closed with a hymn and the T,nrd's Prayer in unison, A deli- cious lunch was served, The opening meeting of Pres - BRUCEF1ELD Mrs. Wm, Smith of Exeter spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. A. Rohner. Mrs. Ivan Whiteman of Bel - grave visited with friends in the village on Sunday, Airs. D. Welsh spent a few days with her friend, Mrs, Geo, Henderson. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and family of Belgrave spent Sunday with her father, Mr, R. P. Watson, Janet and Robert. Ahs. Dr. Wm, Swan of Hamil- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Ham of Fergus, visited for a few days with Mrs. Ham and Miss E. Swan, Mr, and Airs. Don McKenzie and family of St. Thomas spout Sunday with Mrs. S, McT{enzie, Mrs, A. Ings visited a few days with. friends in Varna. Mrs. Roy Leppington is suffer- ing from blood poison in her hand. Rev. and Airs. H. Johnston at- tended and took part in the wed- ding ceremony of Mr. Johnston's niece in Toronto on Saturday. Please keep in mind the Mis- sion Baud tea in the school room of the church, home baking and tea served from 3 to 5 on Satur- day, Oct, lst. Congratulations to Miss M. Papple and her pupils of SS No. 3, Tuckersmith on obtaining first prize at Seaforth fair, COUNTY SELLS AIRPORT The airport committee told county council at its meeting this week that it recommended ac- ceptance of a tender from Keith Hopkinson for $25,000. 'Phis is for the purchase of the balance of the Sky Harbor property at Goderich owned by the county. A cheque for $6.250 accompan- ied the tender, as required. The tender from Mr. Hopkin- son was the only one received. The following requirements have been agreed to by Mr. Hop- Ithisorl.. He will take over the water agreement with Goderich Manu- facturing Co. He will take over the agree- ment with the Canadian Pacific Railway regarding sewage dis- posal system. He agrees to operate the air port for 25 years, as required by the department of transport: HENSALL Amber Rebekah Lodge Airs, Glenn Bell, N. G. presided at the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Wednesday even- ing. The Charter was draped in loving memory of Sister Sadie Estherbrooke, Past President of the Rebekah Assembly of Ont- ario. Mrs. Inez McEwen Jr., P. N.G. reported for the finance committee. Mrs. A. Orr reported Inc the property connnittee, stat- ing the dishes had been purchas- ed and placed in the kitchen. Mrs. E. Chipchase, V.G. reported visits and cards sent, Mrs. Inez MCEwen and Mrs. Leona Park also reported visits. Thank you notes were read from metnbors. The Installation of Officers will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 5th when Mrs. Lillian Grummett D.D.P. of Seaforth and her in- stalling team will be present, A11 members are requested to at- tend this meeting. Mrs, Wes. Venner was taken to Victoria, Hospital, London, this week where she is undergo- ing treatment. WINTHROP The 'Helping IIand Mission Band will meet on Sat. Oct, 1st at 2 p.m, FEDERATION NEWS By J, C, Ilemingway As the month of September draws to a close no doubt many poultry producers are wondering if there will be another deficien- cy payment coining to them sometime in the next six months, In fact until just the other day at least ono poultry producer was wondering whether he was going to get a deficiency payment for last Jan: Mar, period. How- ever rho payment finally arrived and the secretary at the egg - grading station is now In the clear, Prospects for the deficiency CARD OF THANKS 1 wish 10 express lily eineet'e thanks to till my friends, neigh - hors and relatives, and Bev. 11. Donaldson, for all the flower's, fruit, etude and visits while I was a patient in Stratford Oeuvre' lioxp'ilal, George 1VIeGavin CARD OF THANKS • I wish to express nly sinctere Ululate :out apprcollllton to neigh- bors and friends for 1he11' kind- ness and messages of syntpittltY and floral tributes during my r'e- celtt sad bereavement in the loss of Wry, clear brother. I also wish to thank -tlioso whoremembered him while in hospital, and these who helped in any way. Rehm Stephenson CARD OF THANKS The family al the late Mrs, Role, Watson of Brueellold wish to thank their Rind Mende, neigh- bors and relatives for the beauti- ful floral tributes, expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness shown to them in their recent be- reavemont Special thanks to ltov, H, Johnston, the ladies of Bructel field choir, Dr. Malkus, the staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, and the Whitney fltuet'al home.. I2oOL P. \Vttson and family COMING EVENT Reception Inc Mr, and Mrs: Jack Hagerty (Joan Maloney), 10 Ih•otlllagell Hall Friday, Sept. 30. Everyone welcome COMING EVENT Reserve Nov, 2nd for the baz- aar and bingo at St. Patrick's Parish Hall in Dublin FOR SALE ilibbert township farm, 1 mile from paved highway, 100 acres land, barn 40x60, very modern brick ltottse, furnace, new bath- room, pressure system, all rooms papered & painted, floor cover- ings throughout, Full price $10,- 000, very reasonable terms. Own- er in ill health, possession in 30 clays, Apply to John Bosveld, Jos. McConnell, salesman FOR SALE Blue suit with extra pair pants, size 12-15. Lined parka coat, sante size. Red coat, sante size, White jacket size 16. Navy blue jacket, Phone 27911 Seaforth FOR SALE Almost new electric Frigidaire stove 25"x22", four but'Ilers, good sized oven, with all newest im- provements, $125. Average Kele.- Mater refrigerator with 2 boxes, 2 shelves & vegetable bin, double freezing compartment, $50. Phone 794 Seaforth FOR SALE 10 Poll Ilereford heifers 70t1 to 8011 lbs. Harvey Taylor, - RR 1 Londeshoro. Phone Seaforth 757 J1 FOR SALE 175 Red Sussex pullets ready to lay: also a McCrary Royal Escort kitchen range, white enamel; 2 John Deere narrow plow bottoms, complete with points, like new. Robert Wallace, 655r11 Seaforth FOR SALE A quantity of good clean baled bean straw in field; also a num- ber of good, dry cedar posts. Wilber Reyes, 656x11 Seaforth TO RENT 1 large heated apartment avail- able Oct. 20. On Goderich St. West. Frank Hunt Auction Sale On OCTOBER 3rd at School Section No, 8, McKillop (Manley School), at 3.30 P.M. The used classroom seats, around 45 seats. Further information can be obtained from Dominic Murray, Sec, paytuent after the year end of Sept. 30 are becoming quite dim. As of Sept. 3rd, the estimated weighted average price for A large was 29.7e. With the sup- port price at 33c this would seem to indicate a deficiency payment of 3.3c. However whether you un- derstood it or not the Govern- ment stated that the Jan. -Mar. payment was an interim pay- ment and would be used to equa- lize any further payment for the rest of the year. The payment of eight cents at that time equals 2c for the whole year therefore the support price now is really 31c. This still leaves a possible payment of 1.3c but with prices continuing well above the support price through- out Sept. the weighted average price is expected to be only a small fraction of a cent below the support price if any. In any case the cost of sending out cheques would he too great and it is expected that any de- ficiency payment will simply be hold as a credit until a future payment is justified. I was interested to see in the Ottawa report a statement to the effect that Mr. Harkness' defi- ciency payment plan had proved quite sut>cessfull in increasing price and reducing surpluses. This is true but there aro other results to be considered, The reason that prices are up and surpluses aro down is be- cause of reduced production. This simply means that sono produc- ers of eggs and hogs have been killed off. The method is effect- ive but I still have grave doubt that this cure was desirable or necessary, Our manufacturing industry, With apparent approval of Gov- ernment, ltas tried this method through tariff restrictions and the result has been the importa- tion of a great many articles that could very well be manufac- tured in Canada, If too many poultry and hog producer's are killed off we can look forward to eating imported eggs and pork, In many eases this will also mean a poor quali- ty product. In reply to a letter to one of the county papers regard- ing the colouring of margarine my answer is still the same, Let it be colored any color except to imitate butter. Tlton We will know when we are eating it and enjoy it accordingly, THE SP;AI''ORTII NEWS (Phone Clearing Auction Sale 84) --Thursday, September 29, 11) 0 Clearing Auetiot Site for Art Colson, lot 11, con.. 13, Hallett twit„ 114 miles north ,l' Lom whore, and 0t1)2 east 01• 6 mtlei eeoy Ridel i,eudbury en MONDAY, 0t 1(1Bl.it at 1 p.at. Cattle.•. -2 Holstein cows, 0 years old;: 2 Hereford sows, 4 years old with calves at foot; 6Polled Angus vows, 4 years v1,1 wins calves at fool; 4 yearling roll., ed Angus steers; 1 yearling Potted epees heifer; 2 Hereford steers, 000 lb,; 2 Holstein spring calves. Pigs -2 sows with litters, 10 chunks 100 lb, ImpT, rents -•-Model 1) Case tractor, 1002 bbrtl tractor; Freeman manure fader, McCormick tractor manure sprea- der.; prea- dle; Massey ilarris 19 ft. power binder; Stratford 3149 threshing machine with new Ebersel feeder and cutter, neer drive belt, 100 ft.; 7 0. McCormick power mower; ;!.furrow Oi oleibutt plow; 4 -fur- row Massey disc, plow ; 17 -tooth Massey Harris cultivator; chimp rake; harrows; wagon; hay rant; huyleader, sleighs; flat rack with sides for grain; 19 ft, roller; spray tank with hand pump, largo set ..grain rollers; circular saw ; new Titan chain saw ; pig crate; steel pig feeder; 2000 Ib scales; fanning mill; bag truck; wtsih,ge cart; blacksmith forge; anvil; blacksmitl, vice; quantity of rods; flat iron and angle iron; binek- smith press drill; 20 Cher truck with 0 by 0 stake rack; Woods 2-mttt•milk- bns machine with pipeline for 14 cows; half horse Lelund motor; 6 mils eons; by 14 colony house; brooder stove: i cord stove and furnace wood; 4 rolls snow fence; set of team harness; 42 ft, extension ladder ; tattoo set; quantity of • lumber and plonks; 100 ft. of cable. Hay and Grain -1900 lades hay, 1400 bushels mixed grain. Some household effects, 'rims cash. No reserve. Farm sold. ART COLSON, Prop.; Herold Jack- son, Auctioneer; George Powell, Clerk. COMING EVENTS The order of the Eastern Star will hold a Euchre on Thurs., Oct. 13, in the IOC)•' Hall, and a Bake Salo on Sat., Oct. 16, in the former Daly garage Auction Sale Of Household Effects, In the Seafortli Arent, SAT., OCT, 8111, at 1 P.111, 2 Piece chesterfield suile, 1 green occasional chair. 21" RCA THURSDAY & FRIDAY I September 211 and 30 • -- Double Feature -- GUNS of the TIMBERLAND (Color) Alan Ladd -- Jeanne Crain "BORN RECKLESS" Mamie Van Doran • Jeff Richards O)ne Cartoon, SATURDAY & MONDAY October 1 and a -- Double Feature -- "FORT DOBBS" Clint Walker -- 'Virginia Mayo MANHUNT in the JUNGLE (Color) Robin Hughes One Cartoon TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY October 4 and 5 "THE NAKED MAJA" (Adult Entertainment) Color Cinenulscope Ava Gardner - Anthony Franciosa. One Cartoon Fill the car on Tuesday Night Bring the Whole Family $1.25 ADMITS A CARLOAD BOX television set. Ileitlzman piano. I" Funeral Service mantel radio, General) AMBULANCE Electric refrigeratorie, large size, • Prompt and Careful Attention \Vestinghousn oloctrstoves, Itis- Hospital Bed chen range, A-1 condition. Karo- Flowers for all eceasiens seno 2 burner stove, kitchen ex- ' Phones: Day 43 Night 895W tension table & chairs, foot stool, steel utility table. Connor tinro theme washing machine, ironing board, clothes rack, clothes horse, tub stand, tubs, large space heat- er with electric fan, )tot plate, sandwich toaster, medicine cabi- net, end tables, magazine rack, 2 trilight lumps, desk lamp, bed lamps, pictures, books, combine, tion desk & book case, coffee table, 2 boort cases, 9 piece (lining room suite. 4 piece bedroom suite, 3 bells & dressers, 48" bed with new mattress, chest of drawers, Singer sewing machine & stool. Davenport (like new). Electrolux floor polisher, rug 9x10, Cotigol- eunt rug 10x12. Baby bed, play pen, pots, pans, dishes, quantity outside paint, extension ladder, step ladder, milk strainer, press- ure cooker, rubber tired alnn>in- nuc wheel barrow. Fencing block & wire stretcher, steel post driv- er, post maul, garden tools, 100 ft. garden hose, 3 metal feeders for small pigs, 3 plastic egg bas- kets. Chick water cans, 500 cap- acity electric brooder, Winchester 22 long rifle (good). Stewart cat- tle clippers (like new). Other articles too numerous to mention. Terns cash. Prop. Neil Hillman Auct., Harold Jackson No reserve FOR SALE Pink kitchen set. Kitchen chairs and boy's bed, Phone 139-J NOTICE Custom combining, flax, beans, clover seeds. Apply Carl J. Walker, Cromarty. Phone 12r18, Dublin.> FOR SALE Lightning evaporator and equipment; 2 furrow Ferguson plow; upright piano; also Chyrlin hydraulic pump. Apply to C. 3, Walker, Cromarty. Phone 1211.3, Dublin. FOR SALE Yellow brick house on Mtge la on the Main street of Egmondville. Reasonably priced to settle estate. Contact R. 6. Reyes, 2282 Hall Are., Windsor, Ont. CL3-8441. FOR SALE DeKalb Hybrid pullets 20 weeks old Sept. 22. These birds have been vaccin- ated for Newcastle & bronchitis, de - beaked and ready to lay. For further information call Moore's Poultry Farm, 900031 or 8113 Seaforth Township of Tuckersmith TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS FOR 1960 The Township of Tuckersmith will pay interest at the rate of 4% per annum from June 15th to Dec, 16th on all Prepaid Taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained at the Clerk's Office, Tuckersmith, R 4 Seaforth Cora Chesney, Treasurer Township of Tuckersmith NOTICE Tuckersmith Township Munici- pal Dump will be open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, until further notice. Cora Chesney Clerk WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Where Better Buns Are Used Artificial Ineeminat'ion Service is provided from bulls of all breeds Farmer owned and controlled and operate at oost Summer calling hours: Between 7:30 and 9:30 a.>n, week days. 6:00 and 3:00 p.m, Saturday evenings For service er more information call Clinton HU 2-8441 or for long distance Clinton Zenith 9.5650 MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon I Phone 9e Seaforth • JOHN A. GORWiLL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seaforth SEAFORTH CLINIC 0..A, McMaster, B.A., M.D., laterals, P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon. Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., dally ageept Wednesday and Sunday Evenings: Tuesdn.y, Thursday and Sate =day only 1-9 p.m. Appointments made in advance aro desirable TURNBULL 01. 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. Phony 106 Seaforth John E. Longstaff - Optometrist Goderich St. W., Seaforth Phone 791 Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to 6.90; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. eve 1 by appointment only. Clinton HU -2.7010• above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 6.80 Fresh PicOR ked den produce right from the patch. Green beans, yellow beans, green corn and etc. Ambrose Acldley, 3rd house oast of Iiinhurn on the sott111 side. Phone 838r4, FOR SALE Imported Dutch bulbs for fall plant- ing. Twelve cetera of tulips, three colors of hyacinths,. Daffodils and Paper White Narcissus. These are all extra large bulbs and will give you blooms to be proud et in the spring, We are open , every day and evening. Baker's drew - house, your garden centre, Seaforth, INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 540 'blue coal' WILLIS DUNDAS (CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE OIL DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 or 332-R AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - Res. 2'88 We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind Liability & Life JOHN A. CARDNO Phone 214 Seaforth IN OA 1. NMI metera•liaMISMONOMI Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 The McKillop Mutual Fire lIlsurance Co. HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers -- President, ,john L. Malone, Seaforth ; Vice Pres., John Ir. Mc5wing, Blyth ; Sac.-Treas., W. E. Southgate. Seef"rth. Directors, Norman Trewarths, Clinton. J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Chris Loonbardt, Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Seaforth; John H. MtEwing, Blyth ; Wm. 8. Alex- ander, Walton ; Harvey Fuller, Galeria ; J. E. Pepper, Bruoofleld; Allister Broad - foot, Seaforth. Agents - Wlllinm Leiper Jt•„ Londee- boro ; V. J. Lane, nu 6 Seaforth l Selwyn Baker. Brussels; Herold Squires, Clin- ton ; James Keys, Seaforth. LOANS Farms - Homes - Motels - Stores Business . Chattels - Accounts Receivable • Inventory - Fast service anywhere in Canada Valleyfield Placements Ltd. 450-A Wilson Ave., Downsview ammewmiNatameissramalmaaMININal SUPERIOR MAINTENANCE Stnfo•th phoee SERVICE wneh- ing. Wail washing. Small repairs. Floor mainteunnay. Chrtnging storms and screens. General Janitor work. House- ' cleaning. Brick and plastering repairing. Superior our name, Superior our aim RAY SQUIRE, box 326, Seaforth