HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-03-15, Page 8YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS
Fiitial
OF MEN'S & BOYS
SUBURBAN COATS
We do not want to, and cannot afford to pack these
coats away ail next winter..,.,., so you're the big win-
ner if you take advantage of this crazy discount sale.
....Most of these coats Ss are marked down to half price
• pl
and less — so save now 1
26 ONLY Sizes 3 to 18 S 28 ONLY
Boys i M
Suburban Coats Men's Car Coats
Regular 12.95 to 17.96 Reg, 19.95 to/27.50
Choose from cords, cordu-
roys, wools and nylon in
plain trim, knit trim or parka
hooded styles in olive, grey
or brown all are regular
12.95 to 17.95, this season's
coats
8.00
12e00
' Cords, corduroys, nylons and
wools, nearly all one of a
kind this season's best
styles, that we must clear
out . They all sold at 19.95
to 27.50. You can have them
now at
12.00
6 ONLY, KIDDIES SIZES 4 to 6X - Reg. 295
TERYLENE COATS
WITH HOODS 6®�
NAVY, BROWN, OLIVE To Clear
STEWART BROS.
• SEMI
WATFORD VI
O.M.H.A.
MI Ili
FINALS
SEAFORTH JUVENILES
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
SEAFORTH ARENA AT 8.30 P.M.
ORANGE EUCHRE
A very successful euohre was
held in the Orange hall on March
12th under auspices of LOL 798,
with prizes going to the follow-
ing: Ladies, first, Mrs. Alton
Johnston; Ione, Mrs. T. Cum-
mings; cans„ Mrs, J. McKenzie;
men's first, Warren Whitmore;
lone, Harvey Dolmage; cons.,
Walter Scott.
St. Patrick's Day
Supper
SpOnsorecl by Catholic Women's
League of St. James' Parish
SATURDAY, MAR. 17
From 5 until 8 in St. Janes'
School Auditorium
HAVE YOUR
CLOTHES SPANKING
CLEAN
FOR SPRING
CALL 87
Flannery
Cleaners
BORN
Moir—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on March 10th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Moir, John street,
Seaforth, a daughter
Elliott — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, ou March llth, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Elliott, Staffa, a
son
Scott—At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on Mar. 12th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Scott, George street,
Seaforth, a daughter
Marshall — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on March 130, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, East
William street, Seaforth, a dau-
ghter
SEAFORTH SLIK CHIX
The fourth meeting, held at the
home of Mrs. McGrath, was op-
ened by Louise Bradshaw, with
4H pledge, on March 3rd, Roll
call was answered by seven girls
and Lynn Nixon read the minutes,
Mrs. McGrath and Mrs, K. Mac-
Lean demonstrated seams, finish-
es, gathers, darts, facings and un
derstitoMng, Several girls worked
on their garment.
The fifth meeting was held on
Maroh 10th at Mrs, M. McG,rath's
home. Roll call was answered by
10 girls, Minutes were read and
the book covers discussed, Mrs.
McGrath demonstrated reinforc-
ing a curved seam and inserting
a zipper. The girls worked on
their garments. Would the girls
please bring their record books
to the next meeting?
HENSALL
Miss Norma Muir of Seaforth
spent a week visiting with Mrs,
John MeMurtrie,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Peebles and
family were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sangster and family,
MINSTREL
SHOW
ANGLICAN 'CHURCH CHOIR
Sponsored by the Boy Scout
Association
FRIDAY, APRIL 27
Tickets now on sale from
Scouts, Cube, Galilee
Proceeds for the Bey Scout
Camp
ti
CLINTON 4, SEAFORTH
Beuttenrniller Gets
Broken Arm
Olintoidefeat Sea -forth d4.8
e
in the first game of the best of 5
series played in Clinton on Tues-
day night before an a•im`olit ecUD,
out crowd, in the Intermediate B
series, It was a hard fought con-
test all the way with Seaforth
drawing 9 of the 12 penalties.
Seaforth led 2 to 1 at the end
of the first on goals by Beuttan-•
unifier and McLaughlin, 'Both
teams played tight playoff hockey
in the second with neither twin
being able to dent the twine.
Larry Dale made it 3 to 1 with a
few minutes gone in the third
Peeled. Then Clinton came back
and scored three unanswered
goals in the last 15 minutes of
play to win 4.3,
Bob Beuttenmdkler, Seaforth
star cen'tre man, will be lost to
the team for the rest of the sea-
son when he received a broken
arm in the first period of the
game.
Next game will be played this
Thursday night in Seaforth at
8.30 and a good crowd it expected
as these two teams are fighting
it out for the Ilomebrew Chum-
pionsltip, This is terrific hockey
and the winner of this playoff
series enters into the All Ontario
Int, B. playdawus.
WALTON
The March meeting of the VOW
was held Mar. 9 in the church
basement with 32 members pres-
ent. Mrs, Emerson Mitchell pre-
sided and opened the meeting
with prayer, Hymn 16 was .sung
with Mrs, Martin Baan at the
piano, The 17th and boundary
unit was in charge of the meeting
with Mrs. Cliff Ritchie, the leader,
Mrs. H. Sarandon read the scrip
sura taken from psalm 90 and
Ephesians, ch. 2:5.8 Medutaition
and prayer were offered by Mrs,
0, Ritchie. Minutes were read
by Mrs, T. Dundee, A Variety
Soeial is to be held in the ohmch
on March 16 at 8.15. Lunch Is to
consist of sandwiches and squares
and 17th and boundary unit to
serve; McKillop unit to clean up;
doorkeepers, Mrs. K. McDonald
and Mrs, Ron Bennett. We were
reminded of the Walton unit ba-
zaar to ,be held at 2 o'clock in the
,ohurch basement with Mrs. Evan
McLagau of Blyth United church
as guest speaker. Thank you
cards were read from Mrs. H.
Hackwell and Mrs. Don McDon-
ald. U.C.W. of Blyth extended an
invitation to their Spring Rally
on Apr. 15 at 7.30 p,ni, with Mrs.
John Y. McKinnon as the guest
speaker. Monorief thank offering
meeting will be Apr, 19, Walton
,thankoffering meeting was dis-
cussed for the latter part of April.
The bale is to be sent the first of
May. Treasurer's report was
read by Mrs, Ken McDonald. A
skit "Citizenship that Counts"
was taken by Mrs, C, Ritchie,
Mrs. M. Bean and Mrs. G. Love;
also a poem "Heads Bent Low"
was read by Mrs. C. Ritchie.
Hymn 390 was sung and meeting
closed with the benediction.
World Day of Prayer was held
March 9th in Duff's United
Church. The theme "God's Love
for the Whole World" was taken
by Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs.
Margaret Humphries. Hymns "0
Love of God, how strong and
true" "Love Divine, all Love
Excelling" and "Lord speak to me.
that I may speak" were sung
with Mrs. M. Baan at the piano.
Prayers were offered by Mrs. A.
McDonald, Mrs, D. Buchanan,
Mrs. D. Watson, Mrs. H. Brown,
Mrs. S. Humphries. A duet
When I Kneel Down to Pray was
rendered by Mrs. N. Reid and
Mrs, H. Traviss, accompanied by
,Mrs, H. Brown. Mrs. A. Iliggin.
botham introduced the guest
speaker, Rev. H. Griffiths of
United Church, Brussels. He
spoke on the World Day of Pray-
er and told us of God's love and
Trow it works in -our lives, our
homes and gave us a very inter-
esting experience of God's Love
in his own life when he was in a
Prisoner's camp for five years.
Hyman The Day Thou Gayest
Lord is Ended, was sung. Rev.
A. Higginbotham closed the meet-
ing with benediction.
The Messengers of Duff's Unit-
ed Church, Walton, met Sunday
morning, March 11 in the school-
room with 51 members present.
Nellie Baan, vice president, con-
ducted the meeting, opening with
hymn 588 with Caroline Fraser at
the piano. Call to worship taken
from psalm 103:21-22, was read
by Nellie Baan followed by hymn
609, Mothers of Salem The leader,
Mrs. W. Bewley, talked about and
discussed kinds of churches with
the children. David Baan read the
scripture Math. 18:20 and Bruce
Clark led in prayer. Offering was
presented by Sherrill Craig and
Karen Coutts and dedicated with
prayer by Nellie Baan. Velma
Higginbotham read minutes of
last meeting and Sherrill Craig
gave the treasurer's report. Next
month's meeting will have the fol-
lowing members in charge: Helen
Searle will play the piano; Linda
Travis and Sandra Watson will
help with the worship services,
Returning from their group study
classes children sang hymn 613
Jesus Bids Us Shine, Meeting
closed with all repeating the Mis-
pah benediction,
Mrs. Samos Sanderson of Wrox-
eter spent the week end with Mr,
and Mrs, Earl Watson.
Miss Betty Hoegy of Listowel
visited over the week end with
her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs, Cliff
iloegy.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Maier of
London viaiited last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cardiff and
Wendy of Petralia visited on Sat-
urday with Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Broadfoot,
A large number form Walton
attended the combined Lenten
service in Melville United church,
Brussels, Sunday evening, Minds-
ter's assisting in the service were
Rebekahs Plan I CARD OF THANKS j 3—THE SEAFORTH NEWS, Thursday, Mnt'cli 15, 1962
We wish to express our sincere
Fiftieth Anniversary thanks and appreciation to our
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held at Clinton on April 11, t
wallah all past noble grands o
Rebekah lodges in Harron dtstri
are invited.
Reporting for the special co
tattoo in charge of arrangement
for the lodge's 50th anniversar
May 10th, Miss Jean Scatt sal
that Mrs. Eula Hyckie of London
assembly vice-president, plans t
attend. Previously, Mrs. Helen
Bowman of Ingersoll, assembly
president, had confirmed sh
would attend the anniversary din
ner and be the guest speaker.
An invitation was received t
attend Friendship Night at Monk
ton on Apidl 6th.
The charter was draped in 01
malty of Mis, Christine Munro,
past president of the Rebekah A
semblY of Ontario, and for Silt
James Hogg, at Monday night
meeting, Mrs, Charles Reeve
N G., presided,
A communication was read 1
forming members that Mrs, Eth
McPherson of Olintun, DDP f
Huron District No.. 23, will yd
officially on April 9. An invitatd
is being extended to the membo
of Huronio Lodge, Clinton, 0c
tend the meeting
as
visitors,
s s,
Plans are to hold a euohrepa
a.
and a mystery table follw in
the meeting.
It was oleo announced that th
district annual meeting is to b
0
et
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d
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.The initiatory degree is to be
conferred at the next meeting,
Maroh 26 and in preparation for
time, Mrs. Ila Dorrance, degree
captain, is asking all officers and
other members to attend a special
praottoe next Monday evening,
March 19 at 7.45 pun..
Final plans were made for a
monster joint euchre to be held
this Friday evening in the IOOF
Rev. H. J. Jennings, Rev. K. Grif-
fiths, Rev. W. J. Morrison, and
Rev. A. Higginbotham delivered
the address.
The different units of the UCW
of Duff's United Church are bus-
ily engaged in practising for the
annual Irish program and social
evening to be held Friday even-
ing, Mar. 16th at 8,15 p.m. Lunch
will be served.
Anglican Church Meeting
The March meeting of the Guild
of St, George's Church was held
at the home of Mrs. S. Humphries
and Mrs. Jennings gave the pray-
er and Scripture reading. The sec-
retary is to send for remnants
and we have more quilts to quilt.
Invitation to the United Church
bazaar under auspices of Walton
Unit on March 28 was read also
one to;the Sit. John's Anglican on
Mar. 27th to see slides on this
year's study book.
Walton Willing Workers
The fourth meeting of Walton
Willing Workers was held at the
home of the leader, Mrs. H, Craig
on Mar. 7th at 7.30. Business was
conducted by Linda Bryan.s be-
cause the president, Anne Blake,
was unable to attend.. Janet Shsrt-
re4d read the minutes. There was
a discussion of the subject mat-
ter led by the assistant leader,
Mrs. Travis. Mrs. H. Craig dem-
onstrated how to put in a zipper,
stay stitch a blouse and put a
band on a skirt. Mrs. Travis de-
monstrated how to hem a skirt.
Each member made a hem .on a
small piece of material.
LONDESBORO
Mrs. Munising and son Donald
visited on Sunday with Mr, Har-
vey Flunking who is still a pat-
ient in Westminster Hospital,
London, Friends will be glad to
hear he is making good progress.
We wish to welcome to the
village Mr, and Mrs. Gerald John-
ston and family who have taken
up residence in the Alexander
Apts. Mr. Johnston attends- the
RCAF Station at Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner of
Cromarty spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt.
Mrs. Walter McGill spent the
week end with her sister Mrs.
Gordon McPhee of the Nile.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kennedy,
Mr, Dave Ewan and Mrs: Thos.
Fairservice spent the week encs
with Mr and Mrs. Wm, Bagaent
of Ingersoll,
Mrs. Thos. Adams is spending
a short time with her sof Clifford
and family. She spent the winter
with her sister Mrs. John Vin-
cent of Goderich:
Miss Margaret Tamblyn of Lea-
mington spent the week end with
her father Mr. Frank Tamblyn
and Jack.
The afternoon unit and memb-
ers of the evening unit of the
U.C.W. met on Thursday after-
noon in a joint meeting of the
regular monthly and the "World
Day of Prayer". A short busin-
ess period prior to the prayer
service was conducted by the
leader Mrs. Crawford, Tile chair
was then occupied by Mrs, Edwin
Wood as leader. The printed pro-
gramwas followed with several
members leading in prayer. Rev.
Clifford G. Parke of Wesley -
Willis, Clinton, gave a fine ad-
dress on the theme "God's love
for the whole world". Mrs. Gor-
don Shobbrook contributed a
beautiful solo "Sweet hour of
Prayer" hi keeping- with the
theme. A social half hour was
spent at the close.
The Explorers met on Mar, 8111
in the school room of the church
opening with the hymn "This is
my Father's will", Roll call and
treasur'er's . report was given,
followed by worship and stucly
period. The meeting closed with
Children who walk in Jesus.
way", and the Explorers prayer.
On Mar. 9th a meeting was
called for "The 'World's Day of
Prayer", Explorers invited Blyth
and Constance guests and the
CGIT invited guests from Blyth
and Constance, Mrs. Carmen
Moon, Miss Beacom, Mrs. Jack
Lee and Mrs, Murray Lyon led
the service. An interesting film
was shown by Mrs. Funge and
Mrs. McLagor of 331 th n "B 1
relatives, many friewuis, neigh-
bors and 'tenants far their kind-
ness, especially tranepol•tation to
and from hospitals at Seaforth
and Stratford, and Mrs Sproat to
victoria Hospital, London, often,
wonderful treats, cards,, letters
and flowers, Hospital bed, crut-
ches and walker which was sins
plied through Box's from Legion,
Rebekah's and Ocld Fellows; Tile
kindness shown has been aura¢-
ing and will not be forgotten,
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sproat
CARD OF THANKS
wish sh t0 thank allse i
w
t o who
1
sent me gifts, cards and visited
me while a patient in Clintork
Public Hospital, Also -Drs. New-
lands and Oakes. And special
thanks to 111)' specialnurse and
all the staff, also Rev. Mills.
Mrs. Frank Walters
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
James Hogg wishes to express
their very sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to their many relatives,
friends and neighbors for their
messages of sympathy, the lovely
floral tributes and the many acts
of kindness shown them in their
recent sad bereavement in the
loss of a .dear wife and mother.
Special thanks to the Whitney
Funeral Home, Rev, 3:0. Britton,
the pall bearers, flower bearers
and those who loaded cars. Also
a very special- thanks to the lad-
ies who sent gifts of food and
helped at the hone of Bedford
and Lois Dungey.
James Hogg and Family
IN MEMORIAM
Campbell --In loving memory
of our dear brother and son Wil-
son, who passed away three years
ago, March 15, 1959.
To which a sudden death cane
the call,
Not but what it surprised i15 all,
This day we do remember
In loving thoughts we give
To one no longer with us,
But in our hearts still lives
—Always remembered by mo-
ther, sisters, Evelyn and Ruth,
brothers Bill and Allan
FARM FOR SALE
100 acre farm consisting of
good, land and buildings, Lot 3,
Con. 11, McIOili'op Township. Ap-
ply to Gordon Miller,RE 2, Wal-
ton.
A quantity R of LGa1'ry oats,
grown from registered seed last
year. Glen McNichol, 831r24
FOR SALE
40 pigs, nine to 12 weeks old.
Phone 884r6, Seaforth. Ken Beat-
tie.
HOME GROWN SEED
GARY OATS, registered second
generation, certified and com-
mercial.
RED CLOVER, cleaned and
graded.
TIMOTHY, cleanecl and graded.
R, T. Bolton, RR 1 Seaforth,
and Art Bolton, RR 1 Dublin
Several
FOR
young Holstein
heifers and cows, due to freshen
in Maroh and April. John Temple-
man, Staffa, Ontario. -
Group
COMING fUnited Church
Women are holding a bazaar on
October 27111, 1962.
Monster
EUCHRE
Friday, March 16
IN IOOF HALL
8.30 p.m. Good prizes and lunch
Admission 40c. Door prize
Sponsored jointly by Edelweiss
Rebekah Lodge, Seaforth Chapter
0.E.5„ and Fidelity Lodge IOOF
in aid of lodge's kitchen facilities
Skathig
Thursday, March 15 —
Clinton vs Seaforth Intermed, B
8.30 250 - 500
Friday, March 16 —
.Carnival 815 P.M,
Skating Saturday .Afternoon —
2- 3.30 10c and 25c
Saturday Night —
First game of OMHA Juvenile
series of Semi -Finals
Watford at 'Seaforth
8.30 P.M. 25c & 50c
—Teen Town in hall
Monday, March 19 —
Moncton vs Winthrop
8,30 P.M, 25c - 50c
SEAFORTH ARENA
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office - Exeter, Ont.
Directors
Milton McCurdy, RR1 Kirkton
President.
Timothy B. Toohey, RR3 Luean
Vice -President
William. H. Chafe, RR 4, Mitchell
E. Clayton Oolquhoun, RR1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney, RR2 Dublin,
Robert G. Gardiner, R1 Cromarty
Agents: Hugh Benninger, Dub-
lin; Harry Coates, R,R, 1, Contra-
lia; Clayton Harris, Mitchell,
Solteftor: W, G, Cochrane, Q.C.,
Exeter.
Secretary . Treasurer; Arthur
Fraser, Exeter,
of clouting which go tp the needy
people of the world," Lunch was
served by the Explorers,
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Fara, Farm Stock and Ma-
chinery at Lot 3, Con, 12, Tack-
ersmitlt twp., 3 miles east of Hen.
still on county road, o' half utile
west of Chiselhurst, on Saturday,
March 24th at 1 p.n1,
Cattle -3 Durham cows due in
May and June; 1 Hereford cow,
due in' May; 9 well bred Holstein
heifers, 1 year old.
Sheep -10 Suffolk ewes, bred.
to lamb in April.
Machinery—B. John Deere trac-
tor with power troll; 111.M, ZAE)
tractor, completely overhauled In
1060; set tractor
h
ams 11x38
Sohn Deere 3 -furrow power trA11•,
plow; 8 -furrow John Deere plow;
8 ft. Sohn Deere spring tooth cul-
tivator (like now); John Deere
One way disk; Freeman heavy
duty hydraulic manure loader, 2
buckets; 21A Massey Harris S.P.
combine with pick rip, in good
condition; International hay bal-
er, with motor; International
double disk; Jon Deere semi-
mounted corn picker; 2 -row corn
planter; Massey Ferguson man-
ure spreader, neatly new; Mass-
ey Ferguson 7 ft, power mower,
new; 15 -run International fertil-
iser drill; harrows, 3 -drum steel
roller; 5 -ton wagon with 225 bus.
grain box, like new; farm wagon
witlt roller bearings; 150 bus,
grain box; 24 ft, grain auger with
motor; weed sprayer, trailer type
1959; 4 ft. wire brake; wire mink
pens.
Hay and Grain—Quantity mixed
grain and baled hay, 700 bales of
oat straw.
Farm -130 acre farm, more or
less, will be offered fon' sale, sub-
ject to reserve bid, if not previa
ously sold. Large L steel barn,
new 4 years ago; frame house
with modern conveniences; 121J
acres good clay loam land, well
drained, remainder in hardwood
bush, 'Phis farm can be ipurchas-
ed with or without the house and
one acre of land,
Terms --Chattels cash. Property
10% dawn, balance in 30 days;
immediate possession.
Prop., Campbell and Mervyn
Eyre; Auctioneer, Harold Jack-
son; Clerk, Geo. Powell,
Sale will be held under cover..
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the C.W:L., the
employees of Dublin Creamery,
friends and relatives who sent me
cards, flowers and treats and vis-
ited me while a patient in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, also at
home,—Gerty Krame's,
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all who
sent cards, flowers, and letters,
also those who called on me while
I was a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. It was greatly
appreciated.—Walter MoBeath.
TEACHER WANTED
An experienced protestant tea-
oher is required for S.S. No. 7,
Hulled. Fifteen pupils. Duties to
commence in September. Apply
stating qualifications, experience
and salary expected. All applica-
tions to be in hands of the secre-
tary by April 2, 1962.
Mrs. Leonard Shobbrook,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Blyth, Ont.; R.11,,, 1
A Wonderful Buy
Irl Hayfield on No. 21 highway,
a seven room house with three
bedrooms, dining room, living
room, kitchen. Redecorated in-
side and painted outside. 2
acres of land goes with the pro-
perty. Full price $7000. A small
down payment, $40 monthly.
Taxes $80.
Joseph McConnell
REALTOR
McKillop Municipal
Telephone System
APPLICATIONS
Applications, stating qualifica-
tions, will be received for the po-
sition of Secretary -Treasurer of
the above Telephone System,
with duties to commence May 1,
1962. Applications to be marked
as such and to be in my hands by
April 4th, 1962.
J. M. Eckert, Sec,Treas.
8.1, Seaforth, Ont.
BOX
Funeral Horne
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Elmore for all occasions
Phones; Day 43 Night 596W
MARTIN W..STAPLETON
Physician_ and Surgeon
Phone 90 . Res. 605
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 6-W Seaforth
SEAFORTH CLINIC
P. L Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Dr. n, Mslku4
Office Hours, 1.p.m, to 6 p.m. dally
except Wednesday and Sunday.
Evenings: Tuesday & Thurs, 7.0 p.m.
Appointments made In advance' ars
desiraile
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J.O. TURNBULL, D.V.M, V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DRENNAN, D.Y.M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
John E. Longstaff - Optometrist
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Phone 791
Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon„ 9 to
5.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 'PM. Thur. en
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
shove Hawkins' Hdwe, Mn, 9 to 5.90'
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone '834 Res, 540
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM Mr HART
Office Phone '184 • Ores. 286
We write all lines of
INSURANCE
Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Phone 214 Seaforth
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD.
Phone 47
McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers — Broad -
foot, Seaforth President
Pres., �1Noorrman
Tre-
wartha, Clinton; Sec.-Treas., W. E.
Southgate, Seaforth.
Directors, Norman Trewartha, Clinton;
hardt, Bornholm; llebberrtth 'Archbald, Sea -
forth; John H. McEwing, Blyth; Wm.
S. Alexander, Walton ; Harvey Fuller,
Goderich ; Wm. R. Pepper, Seaforth;
Allister Broadfoot, Seaforth.
Agents — William Leiper, Jr., Londes.
boro; V. 3. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Sel-
wyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires,
Clinton;oyeDublin Donald G. oEEaaton, Sea -
forth.
'blue coal'
Champion Stove and
Furnace Oil
Willis Dundas
Phone 573 or 71w
WANTED
Superintendent for the Mat -
land Bank Cemetery. Duties to
commence April 1st. Apply to
W. G. Campbell, Phone 486.
Feed turn ps R at 35.00 a ton.
Theo Hauw.ert, 1st 5, con. 9, Tu-
ckeramith, Phone 653r2, Seaforth.
A quantity Rof A Rodney oats
suitable for seed. 450 bales of
timothy and alfalfa hay. George
Fox, RR 1 Walton; phone 830r33,,
Seaforth.
LOW PRICES
Low prices on all shavers and
transistor radios during Sav-
auge's Maroh Sale.
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,
Real Estate-
WILFRED McINTEE
BROKER
Apply to Amos Corby, Seaforth
Phone 598 M
Local representative for
WILFRED MoINTEE, Realtor
Walkerton, Ont,
" (Moen and 25 salesman to serve you
The Seaforth NOM{ t "Ailthorizetl as
Second -Ohms Mall by the Post Office De.
{Hutment, Ottawa, and for payment of
postage in sash."
Arnold Stinnissen
R R 5 SEAFORTH
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
Telephone 852-R-12
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE
SEAFORTH — PHONE 182
Wall Washing
Floor Maintenance
Brick and Plastering Repairing
St33PDRIOR Our Name'
b'DRVICI Our Aim
RAY SQUIRE
BOX 335 SEAFORTH
Donald G. Eaton
GENERAL INSURANCE
PHONE 75
SEAFORTH
Office in Jackson Aluminum Bldg.
Be warmly contented
with
Texaco Stove Oil
or
Texaco Furnace Fuel oil
CALL ITS TO -DAY
WALDEN &"
BROADFO.OT
Phone 686 W