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ESTATE .,
LI4EIN'A1Ti^ 1-INE6 OF
N•80lANCE
FOR SA.L.E
Ir1ek' 'd'welllin'g with all modern eon-
lgiapienpes, iricl0ding hart. Water heat -
and .>Ait •blither•-
„;' 3j idtgrey frame dwelling and barn
04 two acres of land; auitable for
,Va4utry farm.
Twenty-five acres, with small cot-
tnge and •barn; 3 'i miles tram Sea -
forth, en' -Highway. -
EaFrame cottage on Goderich Street
Double.apartnaent house on Victoria
Street. Good investment,
'Other desirable properties also hated,
WATSON & REID
M. A. REI•O Proprietor
rhone 214 : • Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
INSURANCE
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The Second` Division
Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Office hours : Tues-
day, T urrdaY and. SartuTdgY, 1.30 Pan-
to 5 p. m ; Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to 9 p•nt••
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Chesterfields and
Occasional Chairs
" Tuesday Night Club I3t"e'ets. Thei
Tuesday Night—Club- of >;'irat -Presby-
terian Church met Tuesday- evening
and owing to the rainy) weather a
small but interested attendance was•
present. In the absence of the pre9i-
dertt, Rev. R. H. Williams presided
and Mr. Clare Reith gave a splendid
paper ort "The Doukabors," giving
their history from the year 1889 when
they arrived in the Western Prov-
inces from Ge:raiany, up until 'the pre-
sent time, Business items, were dis-
cussed and Rev. Williams gave an
interesting talk on "The Bible and Its
Inspiration." Mr. Charles . Cunning-
ham read the 23rd Psalm and Mr. W.
J. -Thompson led in prayer. The
Meeting closed with a hymn and
prayer.
REPAIRED AND
RECOVERED
Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah
Swings and. Steamer Chairs Repaired. -
Stratford, Upholstering Co.
Stratford
Telephone, 579 -
FOt further information .apply at
wt.'s Furniture Store
SEAFORTH '
T1H MCKILLOP MUTUAL'
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
!-LEAD OFFICE —' SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Frank McGregor, Clinton - President
Chris Leonhardt,Brodhagen, Vice -Pres.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth •- Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer, '
• DIRECTORS:
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodlhagen; E. J.
Trewartha, Clinton; Alex . Broadfoot,
R.R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R.
,-'-Clinton,;SHugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; . WiIliam R. Archibald,. R.R.
4, Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1,
Clinton; John L. ,Malone, R.R. 5, Sea-
forth-
AGENTS:
Fihlay McKercher, R.R. 1, Dubin;
V. Pepper, Bruceteld; J. E. Prueter,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
'are the ` best ' Counter
Check Books made in
Canada -'`,`,hey cost no
More than, 'ordinary
bks' and always give
satisfaction, '
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to quote
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Wright - Melrose,—, -In 'Knox Preisby
terian Church, Waterloo, March 2nd,
Mrs. Margaret H- Melrose, of Hamil-
ton, became the bride of ifr, Bruce
Campbell Wright, of Seaforth, in a
doublering ceremony. The' bride is
the only daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs- George E. Hanley, of •Stratford,
and the groom is the only son of Mr'
and Mrs W. A. Wright,' of Seaforth.
The Reverend John V. Mills, B.A.,
Waterloos -officiated. The bride, who
was. unattended,.. looked charming in
a French blue suit trininied with grey
fox, grey hat with matching veil, and
corsage of American Beauty rose
buds. A reception, was held at the
Old --Mill, ,Kitchener. Later the cou-
ple left on- a wedding trip to New
York. On 'their return thep will re-
side in Hamilton. The bridegroom
was a Flying Officer in the R.C.A.F.,
and was in that service for fou1'years.
ITOR
Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V: -Workman, Minister: • 10 a.m., Sun-
day School;, 11 a.m., "The Sacrament
of the L,ord's Supper 7 p.m., 'eThe
Inwardness Of ' the Christian' Re=
ligion." Thursday, 8 p.m.., Pre -Com-
munion Service. We welcome every
worshipper.
Anglican,—Marchi 10th: First Sun=
day in Lent: St: Thomas', Seaforth-
10 .a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Holy
Communion, "Lenten Opportunities";
7 p.m., Evening Prayer, "The Great
Example."
-St: Mary's, Dublin -3 p.m., Holy
Communion: `.`The Great. Example."—
Rector, Rev. C. F. L: Gilb'ert,,B.A..
First Presbyterian, Church. -10 a.m.
The Sunday School; 1.1 a.m., Morn-
ing. Worship: "The Christian Doc-
trine of Sin"; - .7 p.m.. Evening -Wor
ship: '.`Blessed ,Are the Meek." Thurs-
day evening at 8: The -Quiet Hour—A
series of six Lenten services `to be
held in the Sunday School room. '"
The women of the congregation are`
reminded' of the World's Day .of
Prayer service to be held in North..
side•,tlnited Church on Friday'. March
-sth, at 3 p.m- `
Goforth Mission Band Meets.—The
Goforth Mission Band of First Pres-
byterian Church held • their ' regular
meeting in the schoolroom of the
-church. The meeting was opened by
standing and repeating the Pledge to
the Empire and- Yp the Church. This
was followed by "God Save the King."
The"iziiriutes of the last meeting were
read and approved., Thirty-two an-
swered the roll call. Mrs. D. IL Wil-
son took over the business.. There
were twerChiriese birthdays, Joan. Char-
ters and Jean Nixon. The offering
was received, followed by the 'offera-
tory prayer_- Mary 'Copland took the
chair for the devotional program,
which opened by singing Hymn 212;
verses 1-2. Karen Kidd gave a reci-
tation and Doris ' Steyens read the
-Scripture, lst kings 8:22-3Q. Sentence
prayers were given by Margaret' Hem-
berger and Marilyn Kling. Mrs. C. E.
Smith told a very interesting story:-
The meeting closed by singing Hymn,
781, first verse; followed by' the -bene-
diction...
Presbyterian. Ladies' Aid Meets'.—
The March meeting -of the Ladies' Aid
of First Presbyterian Church was
held on Tuesday, March 5th, in the
basement of the church with •a splen-
did attendance. Mrs. H. R. Scott pre-
sided, and Mrs. Geddes -was pianist.
The meeting opened by • stinging a
hymn, followed with prayer by the
president: -_ The secretary,' 'Mrs. J.
MacTavish, read the minutes of the
last meeting, and Miss Belle Camp-
bell gave the financial report. Sev-
eral items of tipsiness were then,
brought before the meeting, after
which,Mrs. J. A. Munn, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. J. E. Keating,
sang a solo, which was much -'enjoy-
e4 'by all. A hymn and' the National
Anthem were then sung and the
meeting closed with prayet by Mrs.
James Kerr, The ilocial' committee
served refreshments and,I a 'pleasant
hour was spent by all priesent.
Carashing -
-AND
Simonize,
"a .T
Seaforth Motors
PHONE • 141
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when health permitted. She was a
life member of the Woman's Mission-
ary Society of that church. She also
took part in the activities of Brunner
Women's' Institute. Surviving besides
her husband are five sons • and three
daughters: Gordon, London;' Albert,
Seaforth; Wesley, on the -homestead;
Emerson, Brunner; 'Maurice, London;
(Alice) Mrs. N. Bancroft, Newton ;
(Cora). Mrs. K. J. Curtis and Miss'
Helen Whitney, 9 Caledonia Street,
Stratford. One brother, George Dob-
son, 59 MCNab• St., Stratford, and
Death of Mrs. T. 'J. Whitney.—Mrs.
Thomas J. Whitney, Mornington town-
ship, died Sunday night last at her
daughter's home., in Stratford. firs.
Whitney had been suffering froth a
heart ailment for some time. The
former Hannah Elizabeth Dobson,
she was born in Eima township on
November 23, 18-74, a daughter of the
late John •Dobson and Elizabeth Lang-
ford Dobson. On February 10, -1897,
site° w'as r5tarried at her hence, third
line' of Mornington, to Thomas 5.
Whitney. -They "made their home in
Moriifington township acrd hag resid-
ed- there ever sitree, Mils. 'Whitney
was a member of St Paiil's United
Oh treli, Mi,'lferton, arid taelt°" aii rte -
&ire - mart in the work at the elitrreli
YOUNG CONSTRUCTION
C. L. YOUNG, Prop.
All Kinds of Concrete
Work ,
Phone 90 r 2 - Hensall
CROMARTY, ONT.
5X and 3X }SHINGLES
Electric Fencers Fence
Wire - Cedar and Steel
Fence Posts - Gates
Grass Seed - Seed Corn
Garden Seeds - Fertilizer
Ceresan
CO-OP FEEDS
Chipkstarter Pigstarter
Growmash Hog Grower
L.aymash Sow Ration
Hatchmash - Dairy Ration
WESTERN GRAIN AND CHOP
Finns' Minerals and Tonics
Reduced Iron, ,Rex Wheat Germ Oil
Universal Milkers and Parts
SEAFORTH FARMERS
CO-OPERATIVE
PHONE, 9
Body & Fender.
Repairs
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141.
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Plastering
Plastering of All Types
Plain, fancy and colored
finishes.
JACK HOLLAND
PHONE 25 SEAFORTH
FOR 'SALE ' .r Six -room Frame House. Hydro.
Town water, and cellar. Situated on
Coleman Street.
House, with barn. Situated on
Main Street -South. '
50 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker -
smith. Good brick house; bank barn;
poultry house and driving shed. Im
mediate possession.'
78-ACre Farm, Township , Tucker -
smith. Frame house, bank barn,.driv-
ing shed, hog pen. Good , bu$h with
spring therein.
lisp have listed farms in McKillop.
E. C.. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
• Seaforth, Ont,
,Phones: '334 Office Res. 220
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t ►lee %�te7rs, 11 's. 'W. W `1.14404
Mesa, A t o , l; -.Mrs. ,T. 1VIc$ri to aA.d
Jilitllefrew d, Tti> auto. ` also
survive. ` ".there are 12 g 'a Ildrdldten.
One brother, Mattliew , J. Dobson, of
Peffers, rvprOdeoeased, her. The body
r•esterf at the family )tome, lot 10. roar►
cession 1, 'Moreillgtdn, where funeral
services Were - held' on Thursday af-
ternoon 'at ;130, , with Rev. Williaru
Huuddlegtone, Milverton, officiating.
Burial Wave made at Oreen'cvood ceree-
t'ery, :Mili*ertt,n.
LOCAL BRIEFS
• • Mr. • Fr: W. ` Edge, of 'Toronto;
spent the Week -end with his sister,
Miss Josephine Edge. -
• Mr. Harold Jackson was in To-
ronto last. week.
•• Mr. Ken Keating lies received his
'discharge tram the R. O. A. F.,' and is
now visiting et Ilia, home' here.
• Mrs. Helen K. Scott was in Win_g-
ham on.$unday. -
• 11Ir. .William bam.pbell, of the
I -Royal' Apartments, has gore to Tren-
ton to return , to his boat, ' "The Bay -
fax."' •'
• Mise Jean McDonald,: of Strat-
ford, and Mr. Ronald Eley,. of Toren-
to, were week -end guests of 'Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph McFadden. ,
• Miss Helen' Smith, nursein-train-
ing at St. Joseph's Hospital, London;
spent the week -end with he;,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith.
• Mrs, Mae Dorrance is: in Oshawa
visiting .her daughter, Mrs. M. H. 'Mc-'
Kenzie, and Mr- McKenzie. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scalisi;
Misses Jean and Rose Scalisi and Mr.
S„• Scalisi, of Woodstock, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Scalisi's .parents, Mr,
Wand Mrs. Thomas Phillips..
• Mrs. H. E. Smith is visiting rel-
atives and. friends in Milverton this
week.
• Miss Beatrice Lane, nurse -in -
training at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, spent the week -end with her •par-
ents; Mr. and 'Mrs. Vincent Lane, in
McKillop. -
• Mr. Les, Hogg, of Preston, visit-
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Hogg, over • the week -end.
• Mayor John J. Cluff, Clerk D. H.
Wilsdn, Ken Campbell and Andrew
Calder were in Toronto this week at-
tending the O:M.E.A. Convention.
• Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Rtebsrds, of
Stratford, visited her parents,' Mr.
and Mrs. John Stewart.
• Miss Jessie Grainger, -'of Clinton,
was a guest,at the home of, Mr, and
Mrs., W. A. Wright. •
r, 'and .Mrs. Wolfe and, family,
of Stratford, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Margaret Hap. and Mr. Walker
Hart.
Rev- James Ritchie and Mrs. Rit-
chie have taken up residence in Mrs.
J:• G. Grieve's residence on Goderich-
Street West.
•• Mr, ,Neville McMillan,- of the Uni-
versity; of Western Ontario, spent the
week -end, at i e• home here.
• Mr. Henle Ford, of Indiana, ,spent
the week -end at. the home . of -Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Wright.
.• Mias Marjory Bickell, of Toron-
to, spent the week -end at the home
of°'her aunt, Miss Libby Freeman.
• .Mr. Miles McMillan, son of Mr.
'and Mrs. J. M. McMillan, has been
elected chief editor of the St Mich-
ael's:College paper,
• Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knowles,
of Exeter, spent the weekend with
Mrs.• John J. Sclater. '""
• Dr. Everatt Rivers.. Mrs. Rivers
and son, of Detroit, spent the week-
end at the home of his parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. James Rivers.
• Miss Lillian Faulkner spent the
week -end in Kitchener with Mr. and
Mrs. W: J. Faulkner.
• Miss” Bessie Carnochan, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at the home
of her father, Mr. -Sam Carnochan,
and.her aunt, Miss Agnes Carnochan,
• Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoggart,
Ivan and Ross and Mrs. Annie Brown,
of Clinton, spent Sunday at the home
of ; Mr.' and Mrs-.. Raymond -Townsend,
• Mr. J, E., Keating and. son, Ken-
nett/v.-are .in Windsor this week visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. D, L. Hoover.
• Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan, of Dear-
born, Mich„ spent the .past• week end
at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman's
home visiting her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Coleman, who has been 4uite ill the
-past month.
• Miss Lorna Bilis, of Toronto,
formerly of . Seaforth, was successful
in securing a Gold Medal for public
spedking•in Toronto on Monday eve -
WE RECENTLY
HAVE INS'TAALLED A
REGENT BATTERY
VITALIZER
• Battries Charged in
Less Than a , .Dour
without the necessity of
removing the battery
from your car.
J. F. Daly
Ford -' Monarch, Dealer'
SEAFORTH
�Jri R�_le.
ping last.
• Mr•, and Mrs, i;. C. Boswellwere
in Toronto last week attending the
Dew,-Brb'ok'- ileple wedding„
• ' Mr.Haugh I Welsh, or Kirkland
Lake, well known Seaforth Old Bogy,
is visiting, friends .in town tuts week.
•, Mr. W. R. Smith;• who has spent
the -past two and, a half years in the
,R.C.A.F., has reeeiyed hi y,,tleCe ,
• Mr. aMrs, • Charles A. Barber
have return d;�fioam an. extended mo-
tor tri.p'�te exalf and Mexico.
• Miss Fergus Bell, of the Univers-
ity of Western Ontario, London, spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and ,Mrs. Earl Dell:
• Mrs. O. Boutord, of Stratford„
visited her sister, ,Mrs. Gordon Muir,
and Mr. Muir, ,over the- week -end.
•, Mr. Joseph Mareneilf, -Of Sault
Ste. Marie, was here.this week, and
Mrs. Martinelli and "'little daughter,
:Margaret, returned with him.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. Willocks and
daughters, Janet and Margaret, of
Ripley, were week=end guests of Mrs.
A. D, Armstrong; ' -
' • Mrs. Louis iiildebr•and'Spent the
'week=end with •her.'•dattghters, Mrs.
Vincent 'Maurgskt and Mrs Vincent
Knightly,, in. Kitebeiter,
• 1% Iso :Margaret dale' atteii4d the
WrightfMeirose Wedding in Waterloo
( last Saturday.' •
rp!: '.04VIA; D,014 aid 'al a:',
Alex 1.4iiver7 were In Galt ,thia. woelh,.:
tl gye$ts of Mr. and Mrs, Gorden'
Little '
• Mr, and Mrs JaXues Parry wei^e•
ca>Ied to Lond+n qn TuesilaY . even-
ingeowing to the seriene illness of
their son,: Gereld, who Is in •We ttni.
titer gtiSpital.
•
Miss' Edith Wallace, of Oakville.,
spent the week -end with her mother,
Mrs. W. G: Wallace, in Tuckersmith.
• Mr,: and Mrs, David Pappie, who
recently sold their •farnt on the Mill
Road, have mowed tothe residence
on North' ;Bain Street which they re-
cently purchased from the Barron
Estate.
• Mrs. D. H. -Wilson is in Detroit
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
R. Henderson.
CROMARTY
Personals: Miss Marjorie, Parker
has taken a position in London; Mr.
and Mrs. John 'Wilton, Mrs. Robert-
son and John Robertson with Mr. and'
Mrs. Charlie Mills, St: 'Marys; Miss,.
Betty McKellar is .taping a .nursing,
course' in Windsor; Mies' Margaret
Scott, Ottawa;. with her mother, Mrs..
Grace Scott; Ross Houghton in Lon -
doe, where he expects to get, his dis-
charge froth the Artily:
. ZION
•
Mr- And Mrs. Bill ,Durst are vend*
ing a few' days . with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Aikens:
Mr. Fergus Lannin spent' Friday in
Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Park and
family visited with Mr. and, Mrs. Alb.
Roney on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith and son
Bruce,;, returned home on Monday • aft:ter ',spending a few • days • with Mr
and 'Mrs. Dalton Malcolm.
Mr: and Mrs. • Harvey , Hyde .and
family visited with, Mrs. Alexia Mai-
colre on Sunday. -'
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon had
as their guests on Sunday, Mrs.' Wm.
Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jeffery
and' Spencer, Mr,, and Mrs. Norman
Bushfield, Mr. and Mrs.` Angus Earl,
•Mr, and Mrs. Earl ,Barker and Mr.
Roy Hannon.
KIPPEN
Miss Marjorie paters, who spent
some time with Mrs.' L Jarrott, re-
turned to her home last week.
Mr: Glenn . Somers,. of Seaforth, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Butt.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar• Smith, of
Guelph, visited recently with the Mat-
ter's parents; Mr, and Mrs. John Jar-
rett,'
Mr. and Mrs. , W. •Hornet' visited on
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs, Squire
Herdman, of Centralia.
Mrs: Harold Jones, who' has spent
some time with her sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Westlake, of Bayfield; -returned' to
her home on Saturday.
Mr. Arnold Gackstetter is in Lon-
don this week for his discharge from
the Arnry.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
family spent a day recently in ion,
don.
Themany friends of Mrs, "Alex Mc-
Murtrie will Abe pleased to learn that
•she was able.to return to her, home
here from Clinton hospital on Sun-
day.
Mission .. Band Meets
The Gauld Mission Band of St.'An-
drew's United 'Church met on Sunday
last during the church service with
twenty-two members present. The
meeting opened -with the call to wor-
ship, by the leader and Hymn No. 388.
The Scripture' lesson, Psalm 67, was
given by Edna Broadfoot, The story
on "Angola" was told byMrs. A..
Gackstetter, • assisted by . Mrs. W.
Alexander.. The. Meeting closed with
prayer by' Mona Caldwell..
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WALTON
Friends of William J. Davidson, of
Hudson 'Bay, Jct., Sask., formerly of
the 12th concession, McKillop Town-
ship',are sorry to hear that his young--
est
oungest son, William Kenneth-. Davidson,
shad been killed instantly while work-
ing in a local saw mill. Besides his
father, Kenneth leaves three sisters
at home, one in Winnipeg, and two
brothers . and a sister in Flin Fion,
Manitoba',' who share in the sympathy
of this community. He was' a nephew
of Mrs. William Johnston,. of Blyth,
and Walter Davidson, of Walton. '
Faithful Mail Carriers
The community of Walton and sur-
rounding country is well served by
four rtiral mail carriers: eW. !R. Shol-
dice, Andrew" Couttes, John Marshall'
and,, William Thamer. Both veterans
of World War 1, Mr. Sholdice and Mr.'
Couttes has served the- cpmnkuhity
for 23 yeare, Although ,most of the
road travelled ori all four routes are
unplowed in winter, the citizens of
fhb vlcinitf have ''rarely' failed to re-
ceive their mail. Mr. Thanrer, the
youngest and_lewest of tire carriers,
has used- three- means to ensure ,ade-
quate delivery- During the preseift
winter he has used his autoniobite,
his tractor and his faithful :gfey,
horse. Of all'three dtiring the winter
months the tractor has been need the
Moet. Mr. Thamer finals riding .the
tractor somewhat cool btrt in most
cases' handier and speedier. Oniy
twice this winter -has the *mall for
this i8inite route not reached i'ts des-
tination.
)Route N. 2, the largest route, car
ried by Mr, Co'bttes, is ee.afilles long.
''i£teen of\the 0 ot1ie are over' tilt' -
1:
OW SHO MNG- Thursday, Friday,,Saturday
FRED Manila y_FMAY LYNN BARI
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" CAPTAIN EDDIE'" •
A likagnificent, romantic drama 'in the age of Speed.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
PHILIP DORN HELMUT DANTINE
" ESCAPE IN THE . DESERT "
A thrilling spy-meller dealing with escaped Nazi prisoners in the'
Arizona., Desert -
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
PEGGY ANN GARNER ALLY"•N. JOSLYN
JUNIOR . MISS "
,SPARKLING COMEDY, PACKED WIT$ LAUGHS !
COMING—
"MILDRED PIERCE"
plowed township roads. Despite the
heavy blizzards this winter, Mr. Cout-
tes has turned,,back only twice. On
both occasions the roads were impass-
able and visibility was nil.
Mr, Scholdice's route is the short-
est; yet much of it is over roads
which are frequently travelled. Like
the previous mentioned carriers, Mr.
Sholdice has only failed to deliver the
mail twice during the 1945-46 winter
-season. .
Mr. Marshall. carrier of route 3; al-
so has had much experience. Prior
to delivering route three he carried
route 4. Mr. Marshall is now sub-
stituting for Mr. Joseph 'Carter, who-
had
hohad carried the mail for 22 years but
at present is employed at Seaforth.
Mr: Marshall's route is entirely- on
plowed roads, but when storms strike.
this fact often makes matters worse. ,
Mr. Marshall has had to drive the
horse only ,ten times this- winter,
LIONS ORATORICAL CON!EEST
Zone 3
SEAfORTHCQLLEGlATE AUDITORIUM
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Friday, March 5th,. at 8.15 P.M.
PROGRAM OF MOVING PICTURES and MUJSIC
in addition to the contesting speakers
Everyone cordially invited.
ADMISSION FREE
your Centre for the Lenten Feasrn
Announcing the installation of a . Complete Frididaire System for
Frozen Fish. Fish will, be available throughout the year:
ENSURES' PERFECT CONDITION. -TO OUR CUSTOMERS
The unit is entirely separate from all meats.
THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES • ARE NOW AVAILABLE:
• Red Salmon Steaks • Pink Salmon Steaks
• • Fresh Fillets of Cod,, Haddock, Salmon' and Sole
• Smoked Haddock. Fillets .
Whyt&s, Butcher Shop
SEAFORTH
ODYAD
FENDER REPAIRS
With the return of Gordon Hildebrand from,;
overseas, our Body and Paint Shop is ready-
-to give you Prompt and Efficient Service.
FORD - MONARCH -DEALER
Seaforth'-- . .
AUDITS IIIJVESTIGATIONB TAX CONSULTANT
Bookkeeping'Systems and Service
Bernard A. Galbraith
ACCOUNTANT — AUDITOR
Established 1942
52 Albert St.,
Stratford, Ont,
Phones• -2427-W
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