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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1941-03-07, Page 81---.117• • .717-'" •• "toicA.- 0 100114; 2 for OW4 ARMALA,DE *ice,' jar • PTIA,18a1M-A-Ns 25c 25c ' STAR CHICKEN •agetatrogga Tin PEAS -Pride of Valley .... .25c 3 Cans .ILABBY SPA.GLIETTI Cans VAN CAMP TOMATO sOuP 3 Tins 14c . • eltA.PEFALTIT • 7sfor • liggfila LETTUCE -Large 2 for ROBIN HOOD WHET 10C FLAKES -Package ORA.PEPRUIT JUICE Gallon FLUSSEO-Toilet flush Can MOODY CHLORIDE LIME Each 19c 25c 25c 19c 'CLASSIC CLEANSER 2 Tins; BAWES' FLOOR WAX Half -pound Tin 50c 22e 15c 9c 23c COLGATE'S SOAP -With bowl qc,.. • 6 for SIASTERS HOG CONCEN- $25O TRATE--Cvet. A. C. Routledge ' PHONE 166 INSURANCE, INVESTMENTS, REAL ESTATE WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE" Money to Loan on First Mortgages on improved Farm Property. 'Number of desirable Dwelling Proper- ties for sale. WATSON & REID M. A. REID - Proprietor Phone 214 : Seafortb. SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE -0 0 0 .0 00000000 *c* S. T. Holmes & Son <> 0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0 Main Street, Seaforth 0 Charles Holmes' residence, Goderich Street East. Phone 0 0, No. 308. ee 0 ambulance Service O Adjustable hospital bed for 0 -0 rent. • 0' Night calls -Mime 308 • 0 0 Day nalls--Phene 119 Charges moderate. <> 12-57 .f> 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 <> 0 0 0 H. C. BOX . 0 o FUNERAL SERVICE Licensed Embalmer .0. Ambulance Service 0. Hospital Bed with adjustable rachet Oper- 4 ated spring for rent. ' 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 0 Phone 175 Phone 43 0 12-87 0 0000000000 GO 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - J. A. BURKE Funeral Service 0 • Dublin : Ont. 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 0 cc.o000000000G 3757-tt THE SECOND DIVISION COURT County of Huron Office ftL he Dconinion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours: Tufo- day, Thursday and Satterday. 1.80 pan. to 5 pm. Saturday evening, 7.80 tura. to e E. C. CHAMBERLAIN' Insurance Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES the purchase of the insurance business et East & Meir, and the addition of their move/raw to our previous &Lona tai mettles us to sive woesatelted service On al lines. •SEAFORTH ; ONTARIO 10-S7 McKILLOP1VIIPrUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. HAD OFFICE -- BAFORTH, ONT. • OPEWERS MA IC.not Londesbere - Pres. Vit "Arrehibald, Bea:forth 'Vice -Pres. erton it, Age, Seaterth - Sec. -Tress-. 16/Ittal`bltS: Itno, tinntiesboro;' ileorde tit",ndhagen ; trilninte; ;Met Bboadfolit, tt. ' �'i anclet Oct -Wing,. 1.111eGivegiia, Eat Vet Z LfL &gtig.A. 4, WN tas, lel „a/ • J FS • Mi'4 Sol Were $4 'tige•41640., .day to.013° •Att's W. WeltOloilkORra wo underwent the previous asatturerdloany! oee,aea • Mr. SteSaart Geddes spent the weekend at the home af his parents, M. at Mrs. firstest Geddea. • Mr, and Mrs. B. P. Christie aua children spent the week -end in Moore- field. • Miss Aleia Lawrence left 'tine week for Toronto, where she will train for a nae at Wellesley Hospi- tal. She was accomaanied to the city by her mother, Mrs. Herald Lawrence, • Miss APPleyard, of Hamilton, is the guest of Mrs. a H, Best. • Miss Spark has returned to the staff of Stewart Bros. store after ,spending the winter at her home in Stratford. • Pte. W. Williams, R.C.R., Camp Bolden, with his wife and children of Kitchener, were week -end visitors at the home of. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Williams. • C.S.M. Fred E. Willis, of Toron- to, spent the -week -end with his fam- ily here,. • Mr„Lloydr. Hoggarth, R C -A r, Camp Borden, was a week -end guest at the home of Mr. A. F. Clufe. • Mrs. Garden McKellar, of Sud- bury, is a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith. • Miss Edith Hoag had the :misfor- tulle to fall on Main Street Monday and fracture her wrist, • Mr. and Mrs, Wallace'Roea .were in Detroit over the week -end attend- ing the funeral of a relative. • Mr. J. F. Daly, Jr., of Edmonton, spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly. • air. and Mrs. JohnZimmerman, of Milverton, were the` week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith. „. •,:mr. Aldie Eckert, R.C.A.F., Say Harbor, has been transferred to Pic- riallecaraente----Mr. and Mre.Sini 4441.'11:teYblirae, oP Titcherotattk, an. nOunce the 'engagement of their only daughter, Margaret Lilliau, to Robert Roy Carter, son of Mr. Isaac Carter and the late Mrs. Carter, of Clinton, the marriage bo take place the latter part. of March , Institute Will Meet? -The regular meeting of the Junior Wonien's In- stitute will be held on Wednesday at the home of gars. John McGregor, :Eg- mondville, at 2.30 pm. This meeting wilatalte the form of a St, Patrick's social, and the tell call vill be an- swered bir "a conundrum." Members are requested to axing a visitor, Lady Golfers Plan Bridge. .The lady golfers will hold the last! 'bridge of the season .at the home of Miss Marian Watson on Wednesday aftea noon, March 12th, at 2 p.m. Will ail the ladies who plan to attend ,please notify Miss Watson, Mrs. D. H. Wil- son. Mrs. E. A. McMaster or Miss S. I. McLean, the day •before the bridge wiIl be held. C. W. L. Holds Meeting. -The C. W. L. 'held their regular meeting recently With Mrs. Wm. Devereaux presiding. There was a large attend- ance. Miss Alice Daly read a number of correspondence items. During the business period plians were made for theasupper on the 17th of March, half of the proceeds to go to the Red Cross. Died in Vancouver -Mrs. W. West- cott received word this week af the, death of her nephew, Mr. Harry Copp, which occurred in; the hospital in Vancouver on February 15th. Mr. Copp had been in the hospital for two years as the result of an acci- dent when he fell, down stairs and fractured hie back. Hise mother, for- merly Miss Hattie Love, was on .the Staff of the E, McFaul store in Sea - forth for a number of yeah before her marriage to Mr. John Copp, a former well known builder and con- tractoe of this tagru. • Northside Young People Meet -The regular meeting was held on Tues- day evening frith Jean Smale in the chair. The were read by Irene Workman. The play, "Window Willows," will be presented by the -Conetatece Young People's Society-, on Tuesday, March 18th. Psalm 33 was read responsively and Miss Isabel Forrest took the prayer. Barbara McLellan took - up the collection and. Miss Jean Smale read a paper on Major and Mrs. Ashby, missionaries in Gold Coast, Africa, and a story en- titled, "Her Offering," by Miss' H. 1. Grah,ain was read. The meeting clos- ed with a hymn and the Mizpah bene- diction. Ch ii es • Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. -McKillop Charge: Duff's, 11 um.; Cavan Church, Winthrop, 2 W. Craw, Mitiater. . a... - St. Thomas' Cburch-Reetor, Rev, Dr, Plurford: 11 a.m., "Tile Cup That Jesus Drinks"; 7 p.m.,. "A War 'nine Prophet".; Sunday School -at, 10 a.m.: Wednesday', 8 p.m., Lenten service, "Bible Reading." St. Mary's, Dublia,-2.25 p.m., Sun- day School; 3 p.m., "The Cup That Jesus Deinks." Northside United Churcla-Rev, H. V. Workman, Minister. -11 a.m., The Ordination of Elders, a special ser- vice of dedication; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., , "Spirituai Adorn- ment." Thursday, 7.45 p.m., Prager Service, "0 come, let us worship God." • First Presbyterian Church -Sunday School at 10 a.m.; morning subject, "Crucified With Christ"; evening sub- ject, "The Gift of Life:' Mid -week meeting Thursday at 8 -p.m. - Rev. Hugh Jack, Minister. First Presbyterian Church Young People Meet. -Mr. Reith presided ov- er the regular meeting on Tuesday evening when there were 21 present. The Lord's Prayer was repeated: in unison after which Jack Thompson read the Scripture lesson from St. John. During the business .period it wes decided to hold a -young people.% servece •on a Sunday evening in the. near future, also to invite Goderich young people to a St. Patrick's party. Miss Pearl Patterson led in prayer, and Rev. Hugh Jack spoke onthe 3rd chapter of the book, "Christian Faith and. Practice," the title being "The Goodness of God." Mrs, Kenneth Campbell told how the hymn "There Were Ninety and Nine" came 'to be • Ros#I.Spr(i0 Phone 8 OUR PRICES 'Pliele MARCH lg ASTOR COPFEE-aTope in, va- • lue; ground as you like Ad it; lb. -4- • • 7"C CORN NIBLETS-Presb earn off the cob; 2 14 -az. 'fins QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT-Pkg. •6c Aylmer VEGETABLE or TOM- ATO SOUP 2 10 -oz. Tins . NAVEL ORANGES 29c Sweet and juicy; ? doz. B. C. SALMON -Fresh frozen; one-half or whole ftsh; pound APPLE BUTTER 32 -oz. jars WHEAT GERMS 1 -lb. Pkg. TOMATO JUICE reputed gallon EVAPORATED PEACHAS Ib. 41111C APPLE JUICE 48 -oz. Tin 210 17c 27c 15c 39c 20c YOUR SHOPPING CENTRE written and this was followed by Mrs. P. Kling and Mis M. Pe Patterson singing the hymn as a duet. Miss Alice -Reid gave a story on the first mission of Jonabhan Goforth, which wasvery interesting. George Hays received the collection and the meet- ing closed with the National Anthem and the benediction. BINGO! BINGO! Seaforth March 17. Proceeds, British- War Victims' Fund. More details next week. Sponsored by Canadian Legion Branch 153 Handy - 'REPAIR BILLETS. Three -Ply Leather and Stitched with Metal Loop for 35,c AT Jack's Shoe and Harness Repair SEAFORTH "Your Shoes Made Like New" BUS. TIME TABLE • Leaves Kea/oral for Stratford: Daily 8.25 a.m. -and 5.15 p.m: Leaves Seaforth for Dederick: • Daily except Sunday and hot, 1.05 p.m. and 740 p.m. Sun. and hod., 1.05 ,.in. end 9.20 p.m. ' Connection at Stratford for Toronto, HamPton, Buffalo, London, Debroft,- Taviatock, WoOdstock, Brantford. Agents - queen's Hotel. Commerebsl Hotel, Dick Honor STRATFORD - GODERICH' COACH LINES of DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS • Phone ' tollafto this number 219 MITCHELL or 21 INGERSOLL WILLIAM STONE SONS LTD Farmers, Their Families and Friends ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Our McCormick -Deering Power Farming Entertainment Two Big Free Shows! on, ThUrsclay, March 20th -Afternoon Show starts at 1.30 Sharp! Evening Show starta at 7.30 Sharp! AT CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH See.BOB COOK, the "MAGICAL COMMUN." His, seconit act of pro - clueing Rag Pictures and trick drawings iS worth going billed, to see I See and hear about the new MaCormick-Deering don fear - wheel tractors, the W4, W6 and WD6; three new stream -lined trea- ters 'With many revolationary features designed to provide Maxim= Power requirements for any farmer at levant polasible coat And Oat abort the new ParmatiN--feUr of thein -A,' E, fl & M, Vehicle. have , &eked new records it fuel Ceonotty atal‘gettertel eatiefactititi. NOW sound Jnoving pictuteS, including monodies galere---educational IBMs atut films of general interest toatfl. the rittinational Harvester Cottepany tarotory tralned engiteer will be; hatti to' answer questions antl give tree :00 lideftilr•adVide. • • Miss Vera Schuter, of St. Marys, was a guest this week at the home of Mrs. 3. 3. Sclater. • Messrs.` E. P. Chesney, and A. Nicholson , represented Tuckersinith council at the Good Roads Conven- tion held in Toronto, last week. • Gnr. Frank Grieve, Petawawa, spent the week -end at the home of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grieve. • Mr. and Mrs. Ja'.5011, Bilis and family removed to Toronto on' Satur- day last. ; • Miss Irene Workman spent the week -end with' friends in Toronto. • Miss Ina Gray isaattending the Hair Dressers! Convention in Toronto this week. , • Mr. W. A. Sefater, who ca -me east to attend the funeral of his mother, left on Thursday for ilia home in Re- gina. • Mrs. M. R. Renate and; Ronnie returned from Sundridge on Satur- day 0 -Mrs.' C. Eckert, who has been un- der the doctor's care' for Stone time, is sow iraprotring. Pte. George Charters, Elgin -Regi- ment, Toronte, 'Spent the weekendat the home othie parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Charters. . • ,:Mr. jfick ,Walker, A.C.A.F„ To- ronto; spent Ae week -end with his Parents, Mr. 'kid Mrs. W.13. Walker. • Mr. Glek4,inkneer 'spent the Week end in Toronfii: • Mr. J R.'S-Cott, traiversiter of To- ronto, spent the 'week -end' at thehome of his mother, 'Mrs t Scott. • Mr. 3. M. takert was fn Toronto last' 'week attending an executive Meeting of the Canadian Independent Telephone Asseviatioa, of which he is President. •' ' • A rink of • Seaforth Curlers, com- piesed of C. M. Smith, W.A.. Wright, K. M. McLean and J. 4eattie, skip, at- tended the London Curling Club bon - spiel •on Wednesday. • Miss Bessie Eckert, teacher of Bruce County; Spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eckert, • Mr. D. Sheilah -an was in Toronto over the week -end and attended the Boston -Maple Leaf hockey game. • .Mrs. Hugh Deady, of 1Vlayimath, was a recent guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane, in Tuckersinith. • Dr. Russell Hartry, of Fort Fran- ces, is visiting his sister, Miss Maude Hartry. • Mrs. W. W. Cole, who spent the past week with her sister, Mrs, J. J. Sclater, has returned to her home In Toronto. • , BRUCEFIELD We offer our theartiest best wishes to Mr. Walter ,1V1c13eath, Sr., who on March ist entered, bis 92nd year. Mr. Mcl3eath enjoys life to the very full- est degree. Messrs. Carlyle' Cornish and Archie Mustard and friends spent the week- • end in Toronto'. Mr. and Mrs. a K. Cornish and An- na and Mrs. J. O'Brien spent Monday in Stratford. Misses Dorothy Swan and Kay Snider spent a couple of days in Lon- don. • Mrs. W. A. Wtz:ight, of Seaforth, spent a few days with Mr. and, Mrs. J. Grainger. The Red Crpss Society is holding a refugee shower and supper on Pri- day, March 14th,. in the baSement of the chtirch. Here is a Chance for you to do your bit as anything new will be. accepted, 'They are Web having an egg eontest Bring in. your big eggs, brown and white eggs. Mr. and 'MM. P. Kling and daugh- ter, ; of Egtuondville, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. IT. Wheelet. Mr. and Meal. P. Templeton, of Hamilton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. Swan. ' The Red Crass Society wishes all people who h4� e any old iron, rags, or papers to,bilng• thein in and leave with kr. A. Paterson on or before ,March 16th. • C TheItkIni,eingo tine Ladles C1ttb *01 ••Intild oft Wednesday, Mateli lgtit,n. the ihonteot Mrs.tfh reit Cali be Agee ,Ifite4o; wity" 1%0. MVO "flat�rordia 14 ,lbe,4foitelftiY/1 1'1111e **OS ' 1:-.14,0444t1A,, .1e,1',*(th•iffteelf.--1* Ilatoeb: Ite4 in 'the tlihatieltdatt o "Pb--9111,ft VAPttier4 roe IYIal'q ery or •esa?". They ...thought' ,.t,h1,4„; • they shoulel halve mere zaiidertt but hew' to pagilovit was 'the'. problem. posstinhty of .etaeleerative plirahaOiag of farm maellintery • was delSetias1elIt It was decided that larger tames inc- crop rotation would help, decrease the cost of ;men Prodlietieli, The meeting •closed with. "God Save the King" and a most cleliciaus, Ittneh was servel by the hostess. • Died in Calgary The death occurred in a Calgary hospital on February 24th of Hugh Laidlaw, eldest seri of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Laidiaw, of Climax; Sask. The -late M1 Laidlaw was born in Tuck- ersuata, but mowed to the Weat with his aarents1 when a child. For a number of years he taught school in the Climax district. Although not in the best of health for some-time;he was not considered seriously 111 until la short time before his death. He is survived by his parents, four sisters and one brether, all of Saskatchearaa, also his grandfattb.er, Mr. John, Nich- olson, of Seaforth. BLAKE . Mi. Lloyd Jeffrey left for Kitchener to secure a job. Mrs. Koehler and son, Harold, and Mrs. J. Hey, of Zurich, called at the home of Mrs, Manson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme spent a day in London. Mrs. Thomas Johnston received the sad news Of the death of her sister in Michigan on Saturday Mrs. Lang Foster has been ill. We hope she may be feeling better soon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride are busy Treptiring to move to Kippen. Quilting bees are the order of the day. The World's Day of Prayer was o.b- served il;L the Blake Church on ,Friday afternoon, Feb. 28th, with 25 ladies present from Blake and Goshere Aux- iliary. Mrs. Russel Erratt and Miss Beatrice Manson: were in charge of the program:- Prayers were offered by Mesdames Ben Keyes, Henry Er- ratt, McKinley, Peck, Armstrong, El- more Stephenson, Percy Johnstone of Goshen, and Miss Mary Johnston, of. Blake. Scripture was given by Mrs. B. Keyes, and Mrs.' Elmore Stephen- son sang, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Anderson, which was very well ren- dered. ThetMisses •O•esch sisters sang two duets accompanied by Miss Nor- ma Hey. Beatrice Manson gave the topic, and the meeting closed, with the benediction. McKILLOP aminsiiesmesmseet ' The Busj Bee Mission Band of Duffs Church, McKillop, held its raeet- ing on Saturday, March 1st, with , a good attendance. The prograng open- ed with a hymn, followed, by the Lord's Prayer In -unison. The hyagn, "Work For the Night is COraing" 'as sung and Bill Hendersonaread' the Scripture. Mrs. David -Shannon red in prayer and Bible atoriea• ware told. The meeting closed with -the behedle- tion and lunch was served and a .so- cial hour spent. • The regular meeting df the W.M.S., W.A. and Day of Prayer of Duff's, Church was held at the home of Mrs. R. N. Dorrance on FridaY, Feb. 28th. Mrs. Dorrance opened the meeting ivith a hymn and prayer. The min- 'utes, were 'read and 'adopted; The Day of Prayer program was followed throughout, the ladies taking the readings and prayers. During the W. M.S. business period it was decided that the Easter thaakoffering would •be held at the home' of Mrs. Ross Murdie in March. The meeting -clos- ed with. "God Save the King" and lunch was •served. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stoskopf, of Fullarton, spent Tuesday with ' Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles Regele. • , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Muegge, of Galt, spent Sunday with Mr g and Mrs William Haegy and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don fcietier. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinaeher and family, of Stratford,' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler. Mr. Wan. Koehler returned to Stratford with Mr. and -Mrs. Steinacher to spend a week recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy and Mrs. Charles Regele were at Stratford on Friday attending the funeral of their cousin, .-Mrs. Datukley. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hamvel, of Ayr, 'The BRAY CHICK poes the Trick! Bray Chicks are real money- makers. I can prove it. Place your order here. 100% live de- livery guaranteed. THOMAS DICKSON - Seaforth' WM. STAPLETON - Dublin ALVIN W. kERSLAKE Hensel! Seaforth • NQWPLAYIf4G VICTOR MATURE ' `t..01.)1SE PLATT ' CAPTAIN CAUTION " 11,11anday, TueSda,y,' Wednesday CONRAD VEIDT SABUR "The Thief' of Bagdad The favorite fable in gorgeous technicolor. Next Thursday, Friday, Saturday TyRONE POWER LINDA DARNELL "Brigham° Young BRIAN DONLEVY JANE DARNELL Brimming with Action I COMING - a 'Kitty Foyle" • and Mr. Earle Harapel, of Mount Rose, recently visited with Mrs. Ham- pene sister, Mrs. Charles Eggert. Messrs. Edward and Aaron. Doerr, sons 'of Mr. Wm. Doerr of Gadabill, enlisted on Thursday of last week in the Perth Regirent. Mr,, Charles Eggert and Mr. Jerry Doerr. spent Tuesday, in the vicinty of Rostock. Mrs, Charles Eggert is at present confined.'to her bed with a heara ail- ment. We are pleased to hear that Miss Cecelia Eckert, who recently under - an appendicitis operation, is re- covering rapidly. reamoseeimasmalemmo,.. DUBLIN A group or ladies surprised Mrs. - Teresa Redmond on the occasion of her wedding anniversary. A dainty, supper was served and a pleasant soa cial evening enjoyed. Mrs. Redmond was completely taken by -surprise and, thanked her guests very graciously. Dan Williams-wie ,called to ;Wheel- ing, West Virginia, where his wife was visiting their, sou, Louie Wil- liams. -Mrs. Williams underwent •a ceitic,a1 operation. At the series of Marathon Five Hundred games on Thursday night, prizes of war savings stamps were -Won by.,,Mrs. T. Brown, Mrs. T. 3. Molyneaux, William Curtin, Mrs. Win Stapleton: and Mrs. P. Smith. John McGrath shipped a carload of horses front Seaforth On Saturday. In recognition of Education Week, the teachers'of -St. Patrick's Separate School prepared an excellent program to which the parent's were invited ori Thursday afternoon. Revapr. Ffoulkes gave a very edcouraging address and expressed his appreciation of the fea- tisrecl numbers on behalf of those pres- ent, The pregram was concluded by singing of the. National Anthem:. Hugh McGrath is receiving treat- ment at Seaforth Memorial Hospital. A Special High Masa and Holy Hourdevotions were iheld on Sunday in St. Patrick's Church for peace and victory. A special meeting of the Board of Trustees for Dublin continuation,High School was held last week, with all members present. Inspector G. N. Edwards, .Stratford, was in attend- ance. • :visitors: Charles Krauskopf lid J. McCormick, Detroit, with Mr. and Mee. James Krauskopf; Miss Lucille McGrath, nurse -la -training, at St. ' 4 IVIKry's Hospital, Kitchener, with lir -aunt, Mrs: Lillian Rowlamd; Private - Dalton Burns, Henan -Tan, with his par- ents, Mr. and Mre. Frank ,Burns; J. McCann, Mt. 'Carmel, -with Mr. and Mrs. Win., Curtin; Miss Genevieve' McCarthy, .Toronto, with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. .Michael McCarthy; Michael Darling in Berlin, Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Etue, Zurich, with' Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Molyneaux; Miss Betty • Hanley in ,Toronto; Mrs. T. Brown in Palmerston; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jordan and; James. Shea in. Toronto. I You Are Invited Attend a MECHANIZED • FARMING CONFERENCE featuring the • 'FORD TRACTOR FERGUSON SYSTEM • and WHEEL -LESS IMPLEMENTS • Cardno's - Ball • SEAFORTH SATURDAY, MAR. 15 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. -I. F.. DALY Ford,Mercury Dealer SEAFORTH ESTINGHOUSE Is now distribtited in Seaforth and district by. Boshart Electric. This well-known liege of electrical goods will now be on display in our ), Store. SwE • h: INGHDUSE RADIOS Are thealast word in Radio. The full "line of Models which we featke gives you highest performance at lowest cost: • . • WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS Are famous for their food -keep- ing qualities and long life, Economical ,to operate. Came and see the New Models. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRId RANGES Boshart Electric Radio Repairing a Specialty MAIN STREET SEACORTH 1 1 A Intermediate B PLAYDOWNS At Seaforth Friday,Mar. At DON'TISSIT- SEE IT SURE