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Phone 162 — Seaforth
CECIL J. LEMON
Se rth W, I. Will -Id et' ?lne Seal
forth. Women's Iustltut.. will ?meet din'
1 t: '
Tuesday, Y 3, a ,�, ¢ m„ at they
glome of Mme. `Mike Wil geMit. Reit
4eall w ilbe. "A great MAIO i?.!; Pana
than History and What he jdidl." Mrs,.
Rev. D. Ritchie will .epee* on "ot.
rtawa." This is the citizenship Meet-
ing, :with Mrs. Eldon Kerr convener.
e
Announcement: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam David Smith announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Margaret
Harriett, to Mr. Kenneth George
Gardner, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
S. Gardner, Toronto, the 'marriage to
take place quietly the latter part of
'May: .
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Announcement.—The engagement is
announced of Lai'ira C. Stewart, of 228
MacDonell Ave., Toronto, daughter of
Mr. H. A. Stewart •and the late Mrs.
'Stewart, of Egmondville;'to Mr. Hugh
A. Ma.c` tail, of 115 Spruce Hill Road;
Toronto, son of Mrs. M. MacPhail and
the late J. S. MacPhail, of Toronto,
the marriage to take place May 16 in
Queen St. E Presbyterian Church.
Car Washing
AND ..
Simonize
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHQNE 141
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Chesterfields
and
Occasional --+Chairs
REPAIRED "AND'
'RECOVERED
Mise Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah
Ordeal and Steamer` Clsairs Repaired,
Stratford Upholstering Co.
Stratford
TELEPHONE 679
For furtherinformation apply at
Box's Furniture Store ,
SEAFORTH
BODY AND
FENDER
REPAIRS
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141
4110.
Prominent in Detroit Bfdnkinn CIr-
cles--A Detroit daily paper refers as•
follows to the death of the late Doro-
thy O'Connell, whose funeral was, held
in Seaforth on Friday: "Dorothy'
O'Connell; 45, one of the city's best
known women in banking circles, and
a .prominent member of the .,.:fit,,
Aloysius Choir, died yesterday on 'her
birthday , at her home, 8047 Hamilton.
A secretary at the Detroit Bank since
1933, Miss p.'Connell was past chair-
man of the Women's Division, Detroit
Chapter, American •Institute of Bank-
ing and was active in bank employee•
group activities: -She also was vice-
chairman for the forthcoming nation-
al 'convention of the American Insti-
tute of Banking. Before joining the
Detroit 'Bank staff, .she had worked in
other local banks since 1923."
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
4EAD OFFICE -- SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS:
Prank 'McGregor, Clinton-.
plies Leonbardt, Brodhagen, Vice -Pres,
' • J(erton, A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager
,and. Secretary-Treasuret..
iia RECTORS:
e�hriA Leonhsrdt, Broeuhagen; I0..L'
'Trewartha, Clinton; Har+rey Fuller,
2 4oderieh•; J" H, 10Ewing; R.R.
^11.e.)11Otli; Frank McGregor, R,R, 6,
lalutone , Hugh .Aletander, R.R, 1, Wal -
On; Witham R, • Archibald, R.R. 4,
Meittforth; d'uhn L: Materiel, R,R, 6, Sea.
forthe 'S, H. Whitmore, R.R. 8, Sea,
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AGENTS:
ap"1t041~;ercher, B:.R. rlublhli:,'.
0r BI'uc*eid; .J , ,E, Procter,
iii edirg'd A. Watt1 Blj"_th.
Churche.s.
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Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister: 10.3.0 a.m.,
Brief Sunday School session; 11 a.m.,
Congregation and Sunday School un-
ite in Special "Mother's Day Service";
Infant Baptism; 7 p.m., Huron Coun-
ty Nurses honor the Memory of Flor-
ence—Nightingale; Nurses from Clin-
ton, Goderich, Winghare and Seaforthe
subject, "Commemoration and Re-
didication." Communicants' Cis, 2
to 3 p.m. Welcome to these services.
First Presbyterian Church. -11 a.m.,
Public Worship: Mother's p :Math r s Day Ser-
vice!
ervice: The Sunday School will join
with the congregation. Parents of the
boys and girls are urged to be pres-
ent; 7 p.m., 'Public. Worship: The Min-
ister will preach: Thursd'ay,.. May 8,
at 8 p.m.` Prayer meeting in . the
Sunday School room. 'Have you,been
present •yet? Sunday, May 25—The
Sacrament of Baptism. - Parents deo
siring to have their children baptized
will contact the minister as' soon as.
possible, Siinday, June 1—The Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper. Remem-
ber the Presb3r'terian Advance. Pray
. . . Werk ... . Give!
Anglican.—May 11, Rogation Sun-
day: St. Thomas', Seaforth-10 ^a.m.,
'Sunday School; 11 a.m., Morning
Prayer; "High Church and Low
Church" ;• 7 p.m., Evening -Prayer.
.St. Mary's, ,Dublin. 2.30 p.m., Sun-
day School; 3, p.m., Holy Communion
and Sermon. On Tuesday, May 13,
the Ladies' Guild of St.. Thomas'
Church will greet at -the Rectory at
3 p.m. •
9 srr . _11'44. 4 Gaiot Of 441.01
bey cad tdIen 4 Yeil She carrdedl' a-,
be,.t! llet. sof red' .tirelifte roses, and,
weltite. 004 atittle, Misses Viola, end;
Piieeu McT4eepan„ sister,'a or tawbride, r
Nene ler; ;Osmoles, They wore 'bine
nleire ,',effete. and yellow moire tag
Leta, tespectisely, with 44atehii cal •
ora ani chapel veils. They carried
bor9a a
Q Orin* to
we. _Wallace
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Deny4ewasthe, best manThe is -h-
ers were V waard Taylor., brother-iro
law of the groom, and col „Mc•
Lennon, ;bother of the bride ,,,.A ree,
ceptlon followed Per a ty' guests at
the Mall Plaza. The yo - couple left
1 for 'M p o
byane r For travel-
ling
ea ra
P inn T s�,
1? ice drees-
makerr suit dwith r brown.tecceseories.
She wore a, .corsage of carnations:
They will reside in East Keldonan.
The ;bride's mothee is the former
Olive Allan, of Egmon.dyille.
•,Northside W. A. Meets. --Group 2 of
the W.A. of Northside -United Church
met on Monday evening at the home
of the president, , Mrs. J. M. Scott.
The meeting opened by Mrs. Scott
reading a poem, "Ira Good'To Be Re-
membered." After Singing "Blest Be
the Tie That Linda," Mrs. H. Shan-
non
hannon led; in prayer. The minutes of
the- April meeting were read by the
secretary, Laura 'Mole. The 'Fon call
was answered be a "housecleaning
hint" and the business period follow-
ed.
ollowed. A humorous reading was given
by Mrs. 1'. B. Moffat entitled, "A Pair
of Sixes," Which revealed the dtffer-
erice 'between a reran and woman mak-
ing
aking a lunch appointment by telephone.
The . closhtg hymn, "Jesus Saviour;
St. Thomas' W. A. Meets.—The May,
meeting of St,. Thomas' Branch of
the ...A, was held at the Rectory
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gilbert op-
ened the meeting with the Litany and
Members' and Lord's Prayer in uni-
son. Mrs. Scarlett read for the scrip-
ture lesson, Psalm 32, and the various
reports were read and accepted Mrs.
Gilbert -discussed another chapter of
the study 'book, on the ministry of
health and healing, ,which proved
most interesting. Five members at-
tended the Annual 'at London, _Mrs.
Gilbert,. Mrs. Parke, Mrs. Reid, Mrs.
Southgate and Miss Holmes. ' In the
brief report given, it was noted that
the thankoffering from this. branch
was $49.00, The 'Spring Deanery
meeting will be held at Gorrie June 6.
The 'regular W.A. 'meeting will be
held in the parish hall June 3•, when
.tea will be served. The meeting clos-
ed with the'bened,ictidn:
First Church Ladies' Aid Me'ets.—
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society -was held on Tuesday af-
ternoon, May 6, Mrs. H. R. Scott, the
president, presided and the attendance
was very gratifying. After -singing
tbe hymn, "AU. the Wa"y My Saviour
Leads Me," Mrs. Scott ted in prayer.
Several items' of business, were -die-
cussed and approved. A pleasing solo,
"Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled,"
was given by the g'hest •soloist,"Mrs.
Higgins, and Mrs. Dalrymple, guest
speaker for the afternoon, gave a
talk on the making and arrangement
of flowers. The speaker's many and
varied demonstrations were moot in-
teresting. Miss' `Marion Gray gave a
humorous. reading, "The Ladies' Aid;."
After singing• the hymn, "At the Name
of Jesus," Mrs. Charles Aberhart clos-
ed the meeting ''with prayer. Mrs.
Wilfred Coleman's group, who ar-
ranged this meeting, assisted the .so -
?Lai committee' in serving refresh-
ments.
Meyer - McLennan,=Bridal vow.e
were exchanged at John Black Church
April 19, at seven o'clock, when Mar-
garet Marie, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex McLennan •became the
bride John. Charles Meyer, son of
Mrs. R Meyer, Rev. Sampson .perform-
ed the ceremony. a. 3. McLean play-
ed the wedding ratlike, and Miss Kath-
ryii. Ronald, soloist, sang "I'll. Walk
Beside You" `during the signing of the
register. The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, wore a brocaded
silk grown, fashhened with 'a fitted bod-
ice realizing a high neckline and fit-
ted sleeves ending in points oder iter
rh'arrds.; tA. Pull deep .pepii1n1 fell over
1. '
*DANCE
ST. COLUMBAN -
Friday, May 16
CARNEGIE ORCHESTRA
Under auspices of the C. W. L.
•
FOR 'SALE
Modern Frame House, Centre St.
Garage, Furnace, 3 -piece Bath Room,
In good state of repair. Prompt pos-
session. e
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
•
REAL ESTATE BOOKER
INSURANCE
Phones:' 334 or 220 Seaforth
lowers!
• CUT FLOWERS
- • 'MIXED PANS
,s'' POTTED PLANTS
Call us for
Mother's Day Flowers
A full line 'of
GARDEN
• and
FLOWER PLANTS
•
BAKER'S .'
GREENHOUSE
Seaforth
- NOTICE - - -
MR. "G. F. WHALEY
Registered Masseur
specializing in
FOOT TREATMENTS .
w le- e at the
Commercial Rotel
SEAFORTH `
on Monday of Each Week
Appointments are necessary.
TELEPHONE 784, GODERICH
(Collect), or WRITE BOX 28,
GODERICH
Seaforth Monument Wrks
T. PRYDE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
Seaforth, Exeter Clinton
Seaforth -Showrooms open Tuesday.
See Dr. Harburn for appointment
any other time, or Phone 41-J, Exeter.
dawns Rolled
'If .you wish to have
your lawn rolled, please
get in touch with
JOHN J. CLUFF
PH'ON'E 76 -
or
B.' F. CHRISTIE
PHONE 58
When the roller is in yoi r
neighborhood, if not already
arranged'ter, pl'eas'e contact
the'drivdrt as the roller'fi11
not return •(to that section
SATURDAY,„ AY.10.
Cardno's. Ball, Seal'ortl
NORM CARNE.tti.E •
.and. -His Band'
ADMISSION 50 CEN'TB'
.,
and
Pilot S.VIe, was sungthe e M z
i -1al),
benediction was repeated in uuleon,
Mi'e, Scott then showed the group Bei,-
end
everl moving picture Alma which were
much enjoyed. A contest, "Drawing
a seen in the dark,"-. 'was, conducted
by Moe R. Dolmage, the .winners be-
ing Ml's.. J. Leeming and Mrs. cley-
borne. A delicious lunch was served
•by'.the social comrtnittee.
• St. James' C. W. L. Meets = .The
May meeting of the O.W.L. of St.
Jazftes' 'Church was held in the Sep-
are,te School on Monday evening.
Plans were made for the June meet-
ing, when Miss Mary R. McGrath, RN.;
will speak on the Blue Cross ,hospital-
'ization plan. As the Seaforth sub-
dilielon is sponsoring ' this form of
health insurance, every' member of
the League is• invited to attend this
important meeting. }Mrs. A. Pryce
and Miss Alice Daly were appointed'
to •pack two boxes of canned goods
to be, sent to our sister members in,
England. A report from. the Hospital
committee, given by Miss • Dunn,
showed that, the C.W.L. room in Scott
H
Memorial ospital, was redecorated
and that new curtains had been made
for the room. The treasury showed a
balance of $309.59. Mrs, M. Devereaux
read' -letters of correspondence and
dueeto the resignation. of Mrs. J. Flat-
limes/teas president, Mrs. J. L. Slattery
was''appointed as president. Mrs. A.
Pryee was appointed third vice-presi-
den'tt, The meeting closed with prayer
read: by Mrs. Slattery...
' LOCAL BRIEFS
• Master Paul McMaster spent the
week -end with friends in Preston.
• Miss Alice Devereaux and Mr. Ed,
Devereaux; of Toronto, andi Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Devereaux, of Fort Hope,
'were week -end guests of Mrs, Frank
Devereaux.
• Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Lamont, of
Detroit, were week -end guests of Mr.
FOR SALE,
Fifty acres south. of Dublin; no
buildings. Immediate possession.
Dwelling and 2 or 3 acresof land,
in.Seaforth. Suitable �Seaf h S table forcult
P ry
farm. -
• M.A. REID
REAL ESTATE PHONE 214
—PLAY
"SECOND STOREY PEGGY"
Presented by the Y.P. of Carmel Pres-
' byterian ChurchHensel"
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th
8.15 p.m.
r SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM
First 'Presbyterian Church
SEAFORTH
Under auspices 'of Tuesday Night Club
ADMISSION - - 35c and 25c
Proceeds Chimes Fund
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Broker
INSURANCE
PHONES: '334„or.,2 - SEAFORTH
Iy1AEE ' B I G MONEY
Colouring Snapshots
for FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS
Anyone can do it. •
Snapshot Colouring Kit
COMPLETE WITH
INSTRUCTION'S...... ��
BOX 285 DEPT. E16
TORONTO
PER MAN ENTS
Get *our
Spring
Permanent.
,Now!
PRICES
$4.00
AND UP ,
VOGUE BEAUTY SALON
PHONE 31 , : SEAFORTH
earl da ,fi+r1 7►prlt,
Mti k`I'$d' ifit7?.ehr e►f ToronGarTfe4
4e wee,C en'd w' Uh li3 and N•rs. J, Q
Ciic2
John ew au
-* Mr. J bn� St .apt and .._. ghtli'�,
Masa. J. G. Riotatueds, o£ Strat .rd, were
t w a t r
d o ;a .n ..
S�nda:
• Mrs, Ray Bt., Gee eneain and thrice
e?,tis ' o1a ar the e
ld.,. , Qf•F,,,s�lan , -�, .. e � e� Qg
44* mother, Mrs. fit *Mew.,
: -!�
M. Ross, Ren ie, ۥ lton,r:
aPent the week -end at the home of
his parents, Mr. and' Mrs. M. R. Ren
We. • •,.. . s
• Mr; and Mrs.'Howard Purdy and
daug'h'ter, Anne, of Toronto, were,
meets of MPs', W. ; Kerslake. 411Orte,.:
I;rerslake who has been in Toronto ,for
soro
thes time, returned to town with
'm:
• kisses Jessie Peart and' B. Hop-
kins, of Toronto, 'were 'week -end
gues't4 at the home of Rev. R. It Wit..
-Herne and Mrs. Williams.
'• `Mrs. James Devereaux is in De-
trol"'chi`s week attending the funeral
of her brother, F'ran'k Lennon.
• Graduate nurses. of Scott Mentor-
ial Hanpital cordially invite the gradu-
ate nurses -of the surrounding district
to attend the services in Northside
United Church on Sunday, May 11, 'at
7 p.m., in con nehroration of Florence
Nightingale. Nurses will meet at 6.45
at the nurse's' residence. Dress will
be optional, but uniforms' preferred.
Following the services, all are Invited
to attend the luncheon which will be
served at the nurses' residence,
• Among those -who attended- the
`funeral of the late Dorothy O'Connell
on Friday were: . Mrs. J. D. O'Con-
nell, Mrs. James O'Connell and chil-
dren, James, John and' Carol, Mrs. Ted
(Sullivan, Mr. Joe Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. McDougall and Barbara and Joan
all of Detroit; Miss .Margaret O'Con-
nell and Mrs. O'Rourke, Buffalo; 'Miss
Kate O'Connell, London; Mrs. J. Brut-
es, Miss 'Mollie" O'Connell and Mr. J.
O'Connell, Dublin; E. J. Devereaux,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dev-
ereaux, Port Hope, and Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Sills, St. Marys.
• Miss Harriet Wise, of Clinton,, is
assisting at the local Bell Telephone
office. -
• Mr. L. A. Gibson, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mr. E. Mole
and •family.
Wool .
Wanted
All Wool shipped to
JACKSON'S
is graded in Seaforth
and full settlement
made -from there.
H. M.. Jackson
SEAFORTH
Phones: 3,-W and 3-J
• Mr. R. B. Ferguson, Miss Jean
Ferguson .and Miss. Adele Cooper, of
Toronto, were Sunday, visitors with
the Misses Annie and Maud Ferguson.
• Miss, Vera Mole spent a few days
last week in Toronto. ,
• Mrs, Grace Mulcahy and . her
daughter, Mary Margaret, of Vancou-
ver, B.C.; "are visitors .with 'Miss E.;
Mulcahy,
• Miss Alice Daly was in London
last Saturday attending a meeting of
London Diocesan. Council, Catholic
Women's .League of •Canada.
• Dr. Leslie :Mullen, of Calgary, was
a week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
•G. Mullen. .
''• The •Misses Platt, of Stratford,
were., guests on Wednesday at- the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. McAdam,.Mc-
Master ,A iartinents.
• M•r, James Southgate and his
mother, Mrs. W. E. Southgate, spent
a few days in Toronto last week..
• Mr. Andrew Little has returned.
from Brantford, where he spent the
winter with his son, Mr. 'Wm. Little.
• Mrs. William McKay, of Seattle,
Mich., is •a guest of her sister,. Mrs.
C. P. 'Sills, and Mr. Sills.
• • Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Milton, 'of
Montreal, are guests of Mr. and 'Mrs.,
A. Copland..
• Miss Mary Crowe, of London is
visiting her brother, 'Mr. • E. Crowe,
,'and Mrs, Crowe. -'
• Mr: and Mrs. Harry W. Hart and
Mr, and. Mrs. Kenneth Hart spent the
week -end with friends in Galt..
• Mr. and Mrs. George Davis, of
Winchelsea, and M. and ,Mrs. Clay-
tqn Laithwaite• and family, of Gode-
rich*, were Sunday guests of Mr. • and
Mrs. Jahn Hotham.
• Mrs, E. Crowe receivedthe sad
news of the death of her sister, ;.which
occurred in Toronto last week.
• 'Misses Fergus Bell and Dorothy
Smithy and . Mr. Donald Munn, of 'the
University of Western, •Ontario, rein -
don, ere spending a _week 'at the home
of their parents.
• Miss Vanna Bell, of Toronto, is
visiting ;her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bell.
• Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hudson and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Diegel, at Brodhagen.
WINTHROP
About one —hundred friends and
neighbors met, at Walton hall. Wed-
nesday evening, April 30, in honor of
Mr, and Mrs, _Arthur Henderson and
Larry, who left this community. re-
cently for their new home near Bel -
grave. o The' evening was, spent in
dancing to music supplied by 'Mr. Geo.
Smith, Mr. Jas. Neilands, Mr. George
Love and Miss Mae Smith..' Mr. Wm.
Brown, of Blyth, tailed) the' uare
dances.
The following address was • by
Mr. Oscar Cuthill: "Dear Cora, Art
and Larry: We have gathered here
this evening for.a social.time and to
express our regrets that you are leav-
ing the community: We will 'always
remember your sunny smile • and
cheery laugh, Cora, and your kindness
and sympathy to Mende. and neigh -
bore in times' of sickness and trouble.
You will. 'be remembered, Art. by all
of us who have known 'You from your
boyhood,; for your quiet, uneesuming
manner and your ability to 'get along
peacefully with everyone. 'And we
will not forget Larry with his quick
wit and ,musical ability. We hope you
will like your new school, Larry, , and
the new pal's you will meet there, and
that there will be a bright future
ahead of you. 'The whole community
hopes that ydu , will like your new
home, Art and Cora, and, enjoy better
health and he prosperdus there. As
an expression of our ,good wishes, we
would like you to accept these .gifts."
Miss' Marjorie ,Cuthill „presented
Larry`-witli a fountain pen, A -chest
of drawers and 'two congbleum rugs
were .presented to Cbrri, and Att. by
1ttre Glen Citi hf1I, Mr. Thomas Pryee
and Mr. Wiliiain Churoh4
VARNA
Mrs--gAldingten is• ependi:ng" a few
days In 'Staffa with her Mother, Mrs.
"puffin, Who is holding an auction sale
Thursday.
• Mr. and Mrs, Ben "tree moved to
i
FLAYI TG- -Thuxs .ay, Friday; "S404ay
” LADY"
with C "
with ,
-' HALE YOUNG" BARBARA FRANK MORGAN
A well=acted; Romantic Comped, which, is rated ds good•en'tertain Gent
for everyone eo Loaded' with Amusement and Alai
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
• FIRST SHOW 7 P.M.. -
" THE RAZOR'S EDGE
with ,
'TVRONE,,POWER and • GENE TIERNAY
Superb screen translation of the Maugham novel evoldes a profound
story loaded with emotional impaot,
a
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY:; ' SA.TURDAY
" MAGNIFICENT DOLL "
with
• DAVID NIVEN GINGER ROGE'RS BURGESS MEREDITH.
An impressive historical story of early America, superbly played.
Coming: "IF I'M LUCKY"
with
Perry Cgmo Vivian Blaine Carmen Mirando Phil Silvers
and MUSIC BY HARRY JAMES
t 'FINN'IGAN'S
THE .BEST IN SEED POTATOES'+ -.a
Remember Finnigan's when .needing Seed—the beat. Spud Island
has to offer.:
THE PRICE IS A BAG
DO. NOT DILLY DALLY!
We have reason to believe Pineapples will increase in price. This
week and next we will have "-1 &RGE STOCKS OF THE BEST
PINES. We urge you to buy during this period. ' ": • •
PRICES RANGING FROM 3 FOR $1.04 UP, according to size.,
SERVE BISSET'S ICE 'CREAM (Enough For Everyone)
" Mt. J. FiNNIGAN & SON
Brucefield• Tuesday. As we mentioned
'before, we are sorry to lose Mr. and
,Mrs. Keyes as neighbors and citizens -
and hope they, m,ay be spared many
years ie. their•new home. .
The,Misses Easlers, of Minneapolis,
spent a few days' with their sister,
Mrs, McConnell. '
'Mr. and Mrs.: Laythem: and family,
of London; accompanied by Miss Beat -
ty, spent the week -end with ithe lat•
ter's mother and ' sister;
Members of the council met Mon-
'day.
Mon- ,•
day. . ,
Miss Frances Sharp,, of the Babylon
Line, is the proud possessor of a cac-
tus plant that has 209 blooms on it.
School is closed these days owing•
to the musie• festival being held in
Goderich.
HOSP1TAL BENEFIT DANCE
Auspices of the Nurses of Scott Memorial Hospital.
FRIDAY, MAY '16
10 P.M., to 2 A.M.
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH
Music by Skyliners :Band
Dress Optional. LUNCH
Admission —' $2.50 Per Couple -
SPRING TONIC
FOR wYOUR CAR
• Sulphur and molasses may' •be the tried-and-true home cure\
for -all Spring,ailments but there's nothing like an OIL CHANGE
when it comes to.getting your car in shape for Summer driving.
Change now to SUMMER OIL for your engine, axle and trans-
mission. "We'll do the job for y'on.,in jig -time and we'll examine
for crankcase sludge too. Sludge, can ruin your engine, decrease
power and gas mileage. .
See us today for complete
Oil Change. and Sludge Removal • -
•
tiiTt SeafortlA.MfrTs
� PLA"1Vtotors
Phone 141 Seaforth
THERE'S NO BETTER PLACE FOR SERVICE
BUILD! SUPPLIES
Are''D'ifficult to Obtain.
However, We Have in Stock: ,
ASPHALT SHINGLES •- in various
• blend's.
" ROLLED ROOFING— riedinm & heavy
INSULATION—'by the bag or carton.
OAK FLOORING -13/16" thick.
PLYWOOD -40, 3/16'!, %", birch
and Cedar.
JOHNS = MANVILLE PURABESTOS
SHINGLES and CEDAR GRAIN
r SIDING (Grey). • '
Seaver Board, ,Har'dwait Plaster, Mason's Limes Fini.ehing Lime, Door"
Frames, MOO, Sash, Cedar Poste, Lumber-B,C. Fir, Spruce, :Pine,
'1lB.C. Hemlock, White Ash, Maple, Beedh,
ALL,TYPES OF MILLWORK DONE ley Excellent Workmen
COAL—Stove and Nut Anthracite, Coke, Briquettes, Alberta Nut, Buck-
wheat. Be wise, Economize; fill you cellar now and don't be dis-
appointed in the Fall, ,
Seaforth SuppiySi Fuel Co.
"Where the Best Costs No 'Mere"
' Seaforth
','Phone 47