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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-07-12, Page 8B — rhe; ouyi. E, CASUALTY.; 'Aro B. SQND$l, ACCIDENT 'SICKtiAgeS,' Tt RGLARY AND W�kI'�4.DS .ORM IQF+R✓sonting ' CQnapanies wdio give. security with serviee. a Af,ENTS. F 0 R ONTARIO ili<lt,ESI 1ERMt N'S ' MUT `XJAL S.0FIRE INR.ANCE Information gladly given. FOR SALE ' .I,, storey frame dwelling on John t#1 Wet. • Early ,possession. - Aaphalt shingle 'covered dwelling en Victoria .St. Immediate possession. 46 WATSON M. A. REID Insurance- & Phone 214 & REID Proprietor Real Estate Seaforth The Second Division Coact County of Huron Odesin the, Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. ..Office Eonra,.....lues-. day. Thursday and Saturday, Lao p.m. to 6'p.m.1-$atutday evening, 7.80 p.ni. to 9 p.m. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN - Clerk O 0 4 G. A. WHITNEY O Successor to 0 O . HOLMES & WHITNEY 0 O 'Main Street - Seaforth O Q • AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 O Adjustable hospital bed for 0 .p rent. O Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0 p Flowers. O Telephone 119 0 O Nights and Holidays 65 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NEWS OF T m r TO AnneUneement,--Mr. , and Mrs. Wil- liam 'Drover, of Seaforth, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Evelyn, to Mr, Cuthbert Ver- non Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gran- ville Ellis, of Sackville, Nova Scotia, the marriage to take Place the third week in July in Halifax. • Dies in Ottawa.—Funeral service for James Robert Dickson, forestry en- gineer for some years with the De- partmer t of .Mines and Resources, Ottawa, were held Monday afternoon at the home of his sister, Mrs. James Whimster, Aurora. Mr. Dickson died -suddenly Thursday at Ottawa. Born at Seaforth, he was tygrad.uate in arts and also in forestry from the Uni- versity of Toronto. He has been ac- tive in reforestation projects and was a member of the Horticultural Society and the United Church. • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O W. J. CLEARY 0 4 Seaforth, Ont. 0 O LICENSED EMBALMER 0 O AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 O Night or Day Calls -335 0 '0 '0 000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 J. A. BURKE Funeral birector'O O„ '; DUBLIN : ONT. 0 Q Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 O. 0 000000000000 C.arWashing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 Seaforth Monument Works - T. PRYDE & SON C aches Firl dressied la a flpOr length dress of lue eilk,'tr alerted with pjnk ribbons and were a headdress; of pink roses., Her Ooloniai ibougri'et was of snap- dragans nut roses,. Messrs: Elgin and EJ'a:er 13,yers, brothers of the bride, attended the groom, and the ushers were ..Sgts; Clifford Walpole and Jack Harrison. The wedding music was played by, Miss Muriel Lester .and soloist, George- Lowe, sang "A Dawn- ing" and "P11 Waik Beside You„" dur- ing the ceremony, conducted by Rev. W. M. Kitelby, pastor of the church, At five o'clock a wedding supper was served to about sixty guests at the home of the brides' father, Carman Street, by Mrs,'B: Strudwick, Miss H. Everett and Mrs_ Glen- Monteith. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartley, Wiar- ton, parents • of the ` groom. Other guests attended from Otterville, Till- souburg,, Kitchener, Toronto, Currie's, Tavistock, Burgessville, Dublin and Seaforth. For travelling the bride wore a dress of blue, trimmed with pink lace and a hat to .match. 'Ter topcoat was cream and she wore white accessories. Following a honey- moon to be spent in Bruce, Huron and Perth Counties, Pte. and Mrs. Bartley will reside in London, Ont. Anglican,—Sunday, July, 14: Morn- ing Prayer and Sermon at St. Mary's, Dublin, at 9.30 `ia.m., and at St. Thomas', .Seaforth, at 11 a.m., will be conducted by the Rev. A. C. Holmes, of Bayfield. No evening service, ' 4411.4 Bartley - Byers. — Choosing 'her father's birthday tor the date of her wedding, Miss Eileen Mary Byers was a charming bride of Saturday afternoon, June 15, when she was united in; marriage to Pte. Stanley Wilbert Bartley, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartley, Wiarton, Ont. The wedding took place at one o'clock in the United Church, Nor- wich, which was decorated with many baskets of seasonal flowers. The bride was escorted% by her father, Mr. Nor- man Byers, who gave her in marriage. She' had chosen 'a floor -length dress of white slipper satin with self -trim- ming. Her veil held by a pleated halo fell in a long train, and she carried a shower bougtket of Better Time ros-' es. Her only ornament was a garnet (her birthstone) pendant, the gift of the groom. Mrs. Elgin Byers, sister. in-law of the bride, was bridesmaid, and wore a floor -length dress of green sheer. The form -fitting bodice was of flowered material in matching shade. Her bouquet was of Sweet- heart roses. Miss Agnes Barnard was matron of , honor and she wore pink sheer and carried Talisman roses. Each wore shoulder -length' veils in colors. :to match their dresses. Miss Myrna Garton was the•winsome flower • Memorial Craftsmen SEAFORTH EXETER CLINTON Seaforth Showrooms open Tuesdays. See Dr. Herbaria for -appointment 'any other time, or Phone 41 J. -Exeter. Chesterfields and Occasional .Chairs REPAIRED AND RECOVERED Also Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah Swings 'and,Steamer Chairs Repaired. Stratford -Uholstering Co. Stratford TELE -PHONE 579 -For further information apply at Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH Body & Fender Repairs AT Seaforth- Motors PHONE' 141 SPECIE ON ALL PERMANENTS TWO WEEKS' ONLY Beginning July 15th to July 30th Phone your appointment early. GRACE'S • BEAUTY SALON Phone 16 : Seaforth avidmamiammitlimmoin Death of Mrs. John A. Stewart.— Seaforth suffered the loss of one of its oldest, as well as one of its most widely known and esteemed citizens on Tuesday, 'July 9, when Mrs. John A. Stewart passed away in Scott Mem- orial Hospital in her 80th year. Mrs. Stewart had enjoyed fairly good 'health until--tw l' weeks ago, when she suffered a fall while on her way to visit a neighbor, and fractured her hip. For a time she seemed•to rally, but the shock proved too much for-_. her enfeebled condition, and she pass- ed peacefully away on Tt/Vet:l .y. Dorn in Guelph an March '6, 1866, her maid- en name • was Miss Minnie Calton, In 1891 she was united in marriage to Mr. John A. Stewart, of Seaforth, and canine to this town as a bride. During her long residence of over half a cen- tury, she was. prominently identified with the social, charitable and church life of the, community„ She was 'one of the oldest' me) bers of First Pres- byterian Church and ,for many years a teacher in the Sunday School. She also took an 'active part in other church organizations, being a, mem- ber of the Ladies' Aid and one of the oldest'and most interested mem- bers of the Women's Missionary So- ciety. Besides her husband, Mrs. Stewart is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. •G, Richards, of Stratford, and a granddaughter, 'Miss Maxine Rich- ards. A, private funeral was',held from her late home on Thursday afternoon when the servicewas conducteed by Rev. H. V.' Workman, of Northside. United Church, ' who 'has charge of the Union' Church services in First Church during July.'. Interment was diads in Maitlandbank cemetery, the .pallbearers' • being Messrs. W. D. Smith. William Smith, Glenn Smith, Leslie McClure; Reg. Kerslake ' and. William Finnigan.. N E :O$.iT!' O SALE 1 Stol;ey i;+'rame House; 2 acres land. Village of •Bay.11eld. : Prbmpt p osse sslois Good _ ulnae, Village of 'Dublin. Modern. Also a dumber of other properties in Seaterrt'h listed. B. ' C. .CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Phones: • Ofice 220 Res. 334 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT. :OFFICERS: rte•k McGregor, .Clinton -.President Chris Leouhardt, Brodhagen, V3ee-t'rest 31tertoltt A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager and Secretary -Treasurer. DIRECTORS: Chris, Leonhardt,Brodhagen; E. J. ¶'rewaretba, d lnton; Alex I roadfoot .u..it, it; s eaftirth r ,Alexander 114etf'w,ing, I3iYt ;, Fraailt. mcGregor,• 41t. t itntoaty ,;i ttgh AIe at14 Il't'.R. I, nlltv>n4 ; iA,ni. re tottia, I,II atot ”"` t eo ;gG 'Mt* Rii . 4,r. ... ,y'and ;ILL 5 u' tt n r ,ty b , n*404:..iteefeld'; idd'l',1 Poultry Raisers We are exclusive buyers of 'High Quality Poultry Live or Rail Grade. HENS, BROILERS and CHICKENS Highest Cash, Price paid for quality poultry - Pick-up and Estimates Free - i CALL DUBLIN PRODUCE , Co. DUBLIN 50 o9' hothe of her father, Mr. A,- F. Cluff. • Mrs. Andrew Calder, daughter, Mrs. Weatherston, and granddaugh- ter, • Mary,. of llieksbn, were. guests .this" week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton. • Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Taman, of Toronto, are guests at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Roy McGeoch, in Eg- mon elle. •- r. Sam' Walker, Timmins; Mrs. Cameron, Toronto,, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker; of Hamilton; are guests this weele at the home of their mother, Mrs. ' W. J. Walker. • 'Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clarke and song of Woodstock, are guests at the home of their Sisters, the Misses Seip, Market Street. • Magistrate and Mrs. E. A. Gee, of Lindsay, were guests last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm McKellar. '• Mrs. Marie Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ryan; of„rSaginay, Mich., were. guests last. week at the home of Mrs. Margaret Cleary. • cMr. Norman Henderson, of :To- ronto, an old .Seaforth boy,, was visit- ing friends in town last week. Mr. Henderson is 'now on the C.N.R. pas- era Hospital. senger run between Toronto and Lon- • Mr Clarence Westcott spent a do• Mr. and Mrs. G, -A. Whitney, Mrs. few days' holidays at Manitoulin °IS- H. •R. Scott and Miss Belle Sm:t'i land. motored to Toronto last 'week and • Mr. Ross k-ehd gu and son, spent several days in the city. Robert, were week -end guests at the home of his 'father, Mr, Robert Mc - WillysJeeps and STATION WAGONS Wei will have a small de- livery this month , of those 'wonderful \all-pur-"- pose Civilian Weeps. '}'hese machines are a real boom to ,every business man. They can be harnessed to hundreds of jobs, and at the .same time are a great road car, capable of 60 miles' per hour. We also expect release of some Station Wagons .shortly. Get in touch with JONATHAN HUGILL PHONE 34-616 - CLINTON W ool Wante d All ul :i -'ed to Jack=' son's is gradea4 in Sea- -and fi��� ettiemen �tJi'th,, 21d � .,. OW. t madez• e ' Ol +i . ACKSON MPO 414 And 84 LOCAL BRIEFS .. rTorsterrte, spent last weekas gilesta at the -home of bis::parents, Mr. and' Mr's, Alex McNab. • • ,Mr. Lloyd Morrison,, oft the top school staff, and Mrs. 'Igl',t'ison are apeaadiug• their holidays uari'ie " • Miss Satndra, McKellar; Tororato, is visiting her grand'parenta, Mr, ,aan. Mrs. M. McKellala • Mrs. Herbert.Whittaker and sea, of Fort Erie, are guests at the home of M'r, and Mre. F. S. Say, auge. • Miss Marion Scarlett, Fort Wil- liam teaching staff, is, spending the 'holidays at the home of her father,, Mr. Robert Scarlett. • Mrs, Thomas Jackson, of Toron- to, .is a guest at the home of herdaughter, .Mrs. E. C. Boswell and Mr. Boswell. . • Mr. and Mrs. H. Dates, of Dear- born, Mich.; were week -end guests at the home. of her grandmother,' Mrs. T, G. Scott.''" • Mr. and Mrs. Francis Devereaux, of Pert Hope, are guests at the home of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Dev- ereaux. • Mrs, Ray Benninger, of Guelph, is a guest at the .home of her mother, Mrs. 3. Flannery. - • Mr. H. R. Spence, who recently cisplosed of his targe, produce and cold storage plant to Seaforth Pro- duce Limited, moved his family to Mitchell' this week.' Seaforth is sor- ry to lose .such exemplary citizens. ' • Misa. Marion Mason was .in To- ronto this week attending the New- ttin-Campbell wedding, Miss Bettie Campbell was a former resident of Blyth. • Miss Hazel Anderson, R.N., who has spent the past month with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Ander- son, in McyKillop, has taken a posi- tion on the staff of the Toronto Gen • Lieut. Stan Dorrance, of Brock- ville, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mae Dorrance. • Mrs. J: McMann, of Chicago, was visiting relatives in town and dis'frict, last week. • Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Burrows and family, of St. Catharines; were the week -end guests of his father, Dr. F. J. -Burrows. • Mrs. Harold Shera, who spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Jack- son, in Hensel', is spending this week with her mother, Mrs. A. Way, in Sea - forth. , • Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tomlinson and daughter, June, and Miss Isabelle Mc- Kellar, of Stratford, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. •M..McKellar. • Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. McNab, of • Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdoch, of Detroit, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cairns, Brucefield. • • Mr. and Mrs. George F. Coates, of Rutherford, New Jersey, and Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, of Ithaca; N.Y., were week -end' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Clark, in Hallett. • Mrs. E. S. Little' and family, of Quell c City, are visiting her brother, Mr.. H. Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. John A. Wilson, who spent the past year in 'Quebec, returned with them. • Mrs. E. A. McMaster and family are spending a month at Southamp- ton. • Mr. and Mrs. George Sbofield"and daughter, Miss Nancy, of Detroit, are parents, of visiting. at the home Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Case. • Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lindsay, and daughter, Sheila. of Ingersoll, are guests -_at -.the :home of Mrs. J. B. ' Thompson. • Flt. Lieut, Friel Stewart, of Lachine, is visiting 'his' mother, Mrs, Charles Stewart. , • Mr. and Mrs.. I. H. Weedniark and daughters, Betty and , EIaine, oft Cornwall, are guests at the home of Mr: and M'rs, P. B. Moffat. • Mrs.." -Sam Gliddon, of Clinton, was a guest at the home of Mrs. Thos. Bolton last week.- *' • Mr. John Forbes, of Houston, Texas, and. Mr. James Forbes, of Waterford, were in town this .week renewing old acquaintaiiceships. Both are old Seaforth boys, sons of the late Arthur Forbes, one of the most widely, knoW5i pioneer business men of Seaforth. For many ."years' Mr. John Forbes. has been auditor of the Southern Pacific' Railway lines with headquarters at Houston, while 'Mr. James Forbes was largely instrumen- tal in"' organizing the telephone sys- tems in Norfolk County 'to form,the Southern Ontario Telephone Co., now the largestindependent telephone company in Ontario. Both are now living retired and enjoying life. • Mr: John Bullard, of Thafnesford, is visiting Mr: and Mrs. George Eaten. • Mr. .and Mrs. T. A.' G. Gordon' spent several days in Toron't'o this week. • Mrs, Churchill and Mrs, Brewer, of Cleveland; are visiting • their mother, Mrs. James Campbell, in Mc- Killop. . • Mr.. Serie Genners, recently dis- eh flrged U.S. Navy Chief Petty Offi- cer, who served three and a half years in the South Pacific, and' sis- ter, Mrs. Charles Biscloff, of Irving- ton, rvington, New Jersey, and Miss Rose Scalisi, of Woodstock, were week -end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Thomas ,Phillips. • Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen, of Grosse Pointe, Michigan, were the guests last week of Mr. Harry Martin, Mill Street. • Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Strong, of Ottawa, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Harvey Moore, and Mr. Moore, and lather .friends in ,town this week. • Miss Annie Govenlo'e'k, of Wes- ton is a guest at the home of Mrs, H. II t Scot . • , Mrs Don, E . ar o' Mr.: and D n berth t, f Ododerieh were week -end guests at the borne of his father, Me -'George litbei'hdrt, in *dICtllo'p. • Mt. and lttrs., Richard Aubry and f'aiiait% of N'akttta,, are gutiete, at the • TAXI SERVICE JACK CLEARY SEAFORTH Phones: Day 267 Night 335 Gor.igle. • Mr, and Mrs. Reg, Rintoul, of Kitchener, are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Grant Fraiser, • Miss Jean Brodie, Kirkland Lake, and Miss Annie Brodie, of Toronto, are spending the holidays at the hpme of .their,, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. odie. • • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miler, of 'Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. James Flan- nery, gf Kitchener, were the week -end guests of Mrs. J. Flannery. • Mr. and Mrs. Davie Grieve and son, of London, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. J. G. Grieye, • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Free sp''::it the week -end in Lindsay. • Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall and family orToronto, Toronto, and Mrs. Grattan Flanni- gan and family, of Hamilton, are. spending the holidays at the Horan home in town. • Miss Margaret McIver; R.N., of Kitchener, . spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc- Iver. • ` • Master Teddy Farrell, of „Wood- stock, is spending his holidays'at'the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitney. • Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischer and Miss Ruth Shinen, on Toronto, were week -end guests'at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S..Shinen. • Miss Harriet Meyers, of Chicago, and Lieut. F. Tibble, of Joliet, Illin- ois, were recent guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Thompson. • Miss Ruth Joynt, who has been holidaying at the, home of her par- ents, .Mr, and Mrs. Robert Joynt, is taking a summer course at Hamilton, • Miss Maxine Lawrence is visit- ing friends 'in Prescott and Ottawa. • Mr, David Bolton, df Waterloo, is spending his holidays at the home of his mother in town. • M'r. ' and Mrs. 'W: "A. "Wright spent the week -end in Hamilton. • Miss'Diann.e Mowatt, of London, is spending the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Close: • Mr, and Mrs.' D. M, Beattie and, family. of Ottawa, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. John• Beattie., • Mrs. H. J, Gibson and Mrs. .R. B. Williams, of Stratford, attended the funeral of then late Mrs, John A. Stewart on Thursday. Painting VETERANS SPRAY PAINTING CO'Y. R. R. 2, SEAFORTH Are Fully Equipped to Handle Any Spray or; Brush Paint Jobs. EXTERIOR -OR INTERIOR • Homes • Farms • Factories - • Garages, Etc. Estimates gladly furnished. PHONE 851 r 11 a TAXI SERVICE •"'ANY TIME • ANY WHERE Phone 162 Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON. LAKEViEW CASINO -GRAND BEND DANCING EVERY NIGHT Canada's Sensational New Bandleader Gordon DeTainon AND HIS.. ORCHESTRA You won't question Gordon • Delamont's 'amazing 'popularity - When you come to the Bend and see "the crowds,. and hear his inusfe! Mart. Kenney coming August 13th --SOFTBALL GAME EVERY Wednesday Night "THE . VARIETY - ENTERTAINERS" Sunday, July 14-9 p.m. A Great Variety Programme for Young and Oldl We want evei'Irbody to come to the 'Bend and enjoy all the en- tertainman:t and fun We offer— Nide Lunches, Amvsenaent Ga- tore, Swimining, 1 ali1es, Horse- back Ridings Botts for Hire. DANCING:..,. BOWLI'N'G ROLLER• BKATIN'(i .NOW PL,AYING--Thursday, Fir t ay; Saturday " LITTLE GIANT "`• -BU,D ABBOTT and ' LOU COSTELLO A door-to-door mop.fae—who became a lion. Not •ain4e;`.BUCK "PRIVATES.." such a. wonderfuiknew "THRILL'' in..`IlAVGI1tT.l']R' i." MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY KITTY " r. PAULETTE GODDARD and RAY MILLAND AN EXTREMELY DIVERTING FILM FOR'• "Adult Entertainment" . .. NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY " SAN ANTONIO " —.IN TECHNICO.LOR T ERROL FLYNN and ALEXIS SMITH A glorified Western with elements appealing to both kids and adults:- COMING— SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "KISS AND TELL" Dr. Moffatt wishe's to announce that akter July 15th, he will not perform any further Dental treatment at Varna, but.will continue, in the: future,to render all such services at his London office only. LEADBURY Your c'or-respondent - regret's very much -to learn of the death of Mrs. Edge R'oe,•-of the 14th concession of McKillop, which took place -recently. Mrs.', Roe, whose maiden name was Roseila Holland, was a daughter -of the late Robert Holland, apioneer settler who lived on the boundary just east of Walter), and her husband, 'who survives her, is a son of the " late Thomas Roe, yeoman, a Huron -Coun- ty pioneer, who in his .time made a fine contribution" to the community life of the northeastern part of -Mc- Killop. Practically the whole of Mrs. Roe's married life, extending over 50 years, was spent on the farm on the 14th concession. "Oldtimer" thinks of her as ralmoat the typical Ontario mother of an earlier day, whose chief interests in life •were her home and her family, and who at the same ,time wase a devoted wife,' -and a kindly, generous and helpful neighbor. Our memory of her will not soon pass away.--OLDTIMER. • , ZION mew. Quite a number from Zion attend- ed the open-air services at Staffa on. Sunday. Miss Bessie Erb, of Sebringville,is spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, and Mr. 1Iah, calm. ,Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Williams, of 'Burford,,spent the week=end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. Barker, and attended the open-air ' services 'at Staffa. Mr, and Mrs. George Robinaon and Gladys' and Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt at- tended the Stacey reunion in Strat- ford on. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pepper and fam- ily visited Mr. and ,Mrs. Arthur °ICenip on tunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bushileld, Mr. and 11th. iaw'rence Hannon and' ,ltoy and. Mr,, and "Vire. Hurt Baler Visited on Sunday. With Mr. and IM14. Areli e Jeffery,. Sta.ffa tied Jean' Wright sent Sundt, With Mr, and ,Mrea'`0eorge'Peppdr, • ` G FORD-FERGUSON- Tractors =: & frogments - FO WE HAVE IN STOCK: • SWEEP RAKES' ` • CORDWOOD .SAWS ; - • CULTIVATORS • • TILLERS ' It. PLOWS ' COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD-FERGUSON,.. FORDSON AND OLIVER PLOW PARTS ' J.F.'DALY FORD -MONARCH DEALER -- Seaforth . • - Telephone 102 • . NEW MASSEY-HARRI MACHINES 1 New 6 -foot Massey _Binder 1 New 6 -foot Massey Mower 1 New 30 -tooth Dump Rake 1 -,New Stiff Tooth Cultivator with power lift and tractor hitch 1 New Spring,Tooth Cultivator 2 New 2 -furrow Tractor Plo'Ws -1 New No. 4 Corn Cultivator 1, New 10 -inch Tractor Grinder a. 1 New 12 -inch Tractor Grinder 1 New Massey Hammer Mill a 1 New,2 H.P. Gas Engine 1 New Electric Grinder 1 New Rite -Way Milker 1 New Massey Cream Separator (Electric) 2 Sets 600x16 Wheels and Skeins for Wood Wh ,el Wagons. : ,F,. - . — ALSO — - . 1 -Used 6 -foot Clipper'Combine ' 1 Used 5 -foot Oliver Combine SEAFORTH .MOTOR.S CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE Phone 141 - Seaforth Don't Discard Your Old Chesterfield UNTIL YOU KNOW- WE ` : ' . CAN'T HELP YOU 1 ' ' . PHONE 248 FIRST for estimates on price and cover. No obligation. • . Splendid Variety; Two Weeke' Service ALL. MIRK GURANT'EED , tbn DICK.. _ Upb�lsteier C • tr ai i >A' '4'