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for "A" GRADE HENS
Seaforth Produce Co.
Dead and .Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT: SEAFORTH 15 EXETER 235
DARLING ,AND CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
EXCELLENCE FLOUR MILLS, LIMITED
Seaforth, Ont. Phone 354
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NOW OPEN.'..
Balanced. Ration
Plant
of
TURGEON GRAIN & PROCESSED FEEDS
Manufacturing
PIG . STARTER ,
HOG FATTENER
HOG GROWER
DAIRY RATION
CALF MEAL
CHICK STARTER
CHICK GROWER
LAYING MASH
Are now available to Dealers,
Wholesalers, Retailers and Farmers
AT MILL DOOR
GROUND WHEAT
W.IIOLE WHEAT
BARLEY MEAL
WHOLE BARLEY
GROUND OATS
ROLL CRUSHED OATS
WHOLE OATS
EXCELLENCE
FEEDS
-EXCELLENCE IN NAME AND QUALITY
" $ETCOU TY RATE
(QQn'tinlaed franc: Patel)
one way, as reeQznaarentied by .tie
B44040 011 'Coui untie.
The. cpllnty !health • nurses' salaries
were autharized, to be increased by
$100.00. The salaries at 100414 are
$1,500 and $1,600 for •assistant nurses
and $1;8Q0 for the supervisor. The
increase was 'recommendedr by the
health and hospital, committee. it
was urgedthat every county council-
lor• assist in the restoration Of aura-
ing training schools in the our cauu-
:y hospitals.
The County Hom Committee re-
ported that 12 lots adjacent to the
countywwnec lots -had ,been purchas-
ed in Clinton cemetery. The contract
for supplying markers for the 120
graves was awarded TUtos`• Pryde, Ex-
eter, c'at $12 each. Awnings costing
$195, and a, potato peeler, 'also cost-
ing $195, had been purchased.
Approval was given a motion by
Reeves 'Tuckey and N. R. Dorrance,
that the Ontario Provincial Police be
Petitioned tq lend any assistance tQ
the six centres in Huron County that
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The Great Day is
'Almost dere Again
Canada's great day of music and
entertainment at Waterloo, Ontario,
in beautiful Waterloo Park. Music all
day and evening. Scotch Dancing and
Piping Contests. Contests for Bands
and Instrumentalists from 8.00 in the
morning. Monster Musical Tattaa in,
the evening. Great display' of bands
and fireworks. Come early and bring
your family. Ample parking space, for
cars and buses. 'Food on the grounds,
or bring your own. A great thrill for
young and old • alike. REMEMBER
THE DATE—SATURDAY, JUNE 28,
RAIN OR SHINE,
FOR SALE
Modern stuccoed house; 3 -piece
bathroom, hot water heating system.
Prompt possession.
E. C: CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance, Real Estate
SEAFORTH - ONT.
araintaia �tlieir'' pwlt �di4 force's—
Wi .g'ilanit, • Godericil,� .004_ north, C11n•'
On, Grand Fend ; %ter---when
-reyueate t 'by peldlce t1; "q fieials in
these; ,_centres, at no additional cost
to the municipality
The hearing of tCOlani.t` ee reports.
caeuiried the „morning session Pimp -
day. " In the > to rx<d"out 'ti7ie members
left by chartered ins fo.; London, tos
be the guests ,•of iiia:&' frgtiversitp of
Western Ontario•
Council gave conslderation to the.
arrangemthn.t entered fr&to with the
province whereby' Che• province will
assume responsibility- for policing
the county as of Anglia 1. "
C'hairman Cecil ';heeler said the
police committee • had given the
change -over considerable thought,
and Warden' Brown Smyth gave the
information that the 'province wall
equip all police cars with radio, and
the system will be centralized in God-
erich. Huron County WouId ave 'been
faced, with the necessity of equipping
all cars with radio at acost of $700
each.
McKILLOP
-"-Lather - Manley
St, Patrick's Church, Dublin, was
the scene of apretty wedding on Sat-
urday, June 14, at 10 a.m., whe' Mary
Bernice, • daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. 'Manley, ,of IMcHiliop, was
united in marriage to William Robert
Lattner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lattner, Wendell'. Ave., Kitchel{.er.
The bride was given in marriageby
her father and ch'gse an ivory satin
gown with a net yokewith appliqued
satin leaves encircling„ the yoke and
terminating in centre front with a
long satin rose. The full bouffant
skirt was enhanced by several satin.
roses, and a double full length French
net veil delicately fell from a coronet
of orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of red roses. The matron of,
honor wd,s Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, of
Wanton„ sister of the bride, who wore
a floor -length flowered silk • jersey
gown with cape sleeves and draped
waistline and pencil slim skirt. She
wore a large crownless hat and car -
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PROCLAMATION
TWO of Seaforth
On instructions from the Council, I hereby pro-
claim that no ,dogs shall be• allowed to rug at
large in the Town, of Seaforth during the period,
- of May 15, 1947, to August 31, 1947.
Under' authority of By -Law. No. 111, for £he
Town. of Seaforth, any dogs so found running.
at large, contrary to this Proclamation, shall be .
liable, to be killed and the owner or harborer
prosecuted.
M. A. REID,
Mayor.
NOTICE
Town of Seaforth
All persons in the Municipality owning or har-
boring dogs must purchase 1947 License for
same on or before 1st July, 1947.
Licenses will be issued from the Treasurer's
Office in the Town Hall, or. from the Tax Collec-
tor, J. Cummings.
After that date summonses through the court
will be issued to the owners or harborers of dogs
not having licenses.
ALL DOGS MUST WEAR TAGS
Free .,. Free ... Free!
Here is An Opportunity to. Win a Handsome
Gift FREE
1st PRIZE:
A BEAUTIFUL NEW
Northern Electric Radio
2nd PRIZE:
I, eed ear. Automatic Iron
Contest runs from June 6th to June 30th.
'All you do is guess closest to the number of Beans
in the glass -'jar; how on display in the window of
ALK ]ilectric
SEAFORTH
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ONTARIO
FARE: AND ONE-THIRD
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going all day Monday,
June 3Oth, until 2 p.m. Tuesday,
July 1st.
RETURN LIMIT:. Leave destination
not later than midnight Wednes=
day, July 2nd.
Standard Mao
Consult any
Railway Agent.
Motorways
Travel System
NEW SUMMER SCHEDULES
EFFECTIVE JUNE 22nd
ON ALL ROUTES
departure o s
Frequent t e Motorways
schedules ole with waKe
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easy. riding -low lases to
Motorw s of Western -
Ontario "el
paw maK trate%
easy on
budget.
• London—Owen Sound
• "London—Hanover
• London—Palmerston
• London—Goderich
• Stratford-=-Goder-ielr
• Stratford—Woodstock
• Kitchener -Kincardine
• Guelph -Southampton
Consult Your Western Ont;r'io Motorways
Agent .for Complete Schedule Information
THE WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
LIMITED
HEAD OFFICE -- 318 COLSORNE ST., LONDON
wed a; boli ue fffi,1!a, x
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bridesmaid Was is 41t0"a Souls
44 MKt11,04er,. 'art was gowaled ei
ilariy' 1Q tea. ?nlatrgz4 hn. Mr,,
J:erozne Mnlie;ir, 11foKa11oft p,owaors t'
best main, omit ;the ussbera -were Roy
Lattner, •of Kitchener, and Peter -N
Laughlin, Wlkixon. -'The ohurch Was.
decorated with lovely summer Ilowers�
and Rev'. Dr. Ffoulises, T]uklin, w•aa,
they offleiating - clergyman, with Rev.
T. Q. Sobigch and Rev. H. Feeney, or
Kitchener, -.,present. ire-the.Sanotuany,
A wedding .breakfast was lkerved) et
the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, tot
lowed by a reception at the bonne. of
'the bride's. parents. Mrs. Manley re-
ceived in a mauve crepe dress with
gray accessories and wore a corsage
of Talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Lattner left on a weding trip. to the
United •States, the ride wearing a
two-piece navy blue crepe suit with
white accessories. Out-of-town guests
were present from Kit -oftener, Chat-
ham,
hatham, London, Stratford and 'Seaforth.
CROMARTY
Lamps.—Specials on floor lamps,
tri -light lamps/ and bridge lamps. . F.
Kling; Seaforth. Phone 19. -
Personals: Mrs. Bessie. MacDonald,
St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Jno: Young;
Woodstock, Mr: and Mrs. Ernest Gra-
ham, London, and, Geo. Russell, Car-
lingford, with Miss Mary B. tC,urrie;
Miss Christina M''cKaig has returned
to Vancouver; 'Mr. and -Mrs. Tuffln,
Leamington, with Mr. and-
MK-Dar-rell Parker; Lindsay McKellar at his
home here. .
TUCKERSMITH
Lamps.—Specials on floor lamps,
tri -light lamps and bridge lambs. F.
Kling, Seaforth: • r Phone 13.
The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club held
their. June meeting Thursday at Mrs.
Howard Johns' with 16 members, 12
visitors and six children present. Two
letters of thanks were read from Mrs.
Jack Turner and 'Mrs.' Bert Garrett.
Group 1 is in charge of cleaning,.the
church for June, Gi•oup 2 for July,
Group 8 for August. Mr F. Walters
suggested the club dontie three small
lamps to the hospital, and. Mrs. Mc-
Gregor seconded it. The July meet-
ing will be held at the hpme of Mrs.
Ray Fear on Thursday, July 3. Mrs,.
Wm. Pepper suggested a •pot -luck sup-
per and- Mrs. Les Lawson seconded
it, the social committee to be in
charg,e...,:1trs. Waited; Pepper, was ap-
pointed treasurer and Mrs. Les. Law-
son assistant secretary -treasurer. The
meeting closed with "God Save the
King.",
WINTHROP
Lamps.—Specials On floor lamps',
tri -light lamps and bridge lamps. F.
Klia,g Seaforth. Phone 19.
Mr, E. ITa .se, Mrs. Margaret t.-Iorne
and ?tr. and Mrs: A•Ilan Campbell and
children. visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Haase. and 'family, near London.
'The Helping Hand Mission Band,
01 •CavanChi,trch, \\i11'meet in the
schoolroom of the• church on Satur-
•lay. June 21 at 2 p.m., i7.5 T. .
Mr. and 11r W. 0, Hodge. of Mer-
'riton: Mr. and Mrs, 'Wm. Hodge, of
Sit. Catharines, and :1tr. -,Ind Nor -
*ran 'storey at:d
ite r ith \Ir.i. Margaret Hoin•e .and
Mr. E. Haase., •
Mr. R. K. -''Davidson spe;at (he •week-
end in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam, McSpadden and
family are. spending •thr:ir holidays
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor .and
children, •Staffa, visited with Mr, and
Mrs, W. A. McClure, . Harlock-,, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. McClure 'on Sunday: -
Mrs. Ed. Junek and two children, of
Sarnia, are visiting Mrs, Archie Kerr
.and• Mrs. Gordon McKenzie "and other
relatives.
Mrs,: C. Hawley, Seafor'.th, and Mrs.
E. •Hawle.y, Winthrop, were guests at
rile frousseau tea last Thursday at
the Robt. Shortreed home, Walton, in,
honor'of their daughter,.,Ada. Mae,
whose .marriage to Mr, Elgin John-
ston took place Saturday' June 14.
WALTON
' Lamps.—Specials on floor lamps,,
tri -light lamps and bridge lamps.' F.
Inline, Seaforth. Phone 19. „
Johnston Shortreed
Rev. Kenneth MacLean, formerly. of
Wingham, officiated at the` paarriage
of Ada Mae, only daughter of Mr. 'and,
Mrs. R. H: Shortreed, Walton, to El-
gin Robert, only son of Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Johnston, Wingham,' at Cavell
Presbyterian Manse; Exeter, ono„ Sat-
urday, June 14. The bride wore a
dress of turquoise crepe with Small
white hat and white -accessories. Her
ccrsage was of 'Madame Butterfly
roses and fern. Miss Katherine Mc-
Donald, of Walton, acted as brides-
maid. She wore a dress of dusty
pink silk jersey with matching hat,
trimmed in- navy. Her accessories
were navy and she wore a corsage of
Killarney roses and fern. Mr, Gordon
,Caldwell, of Blyth, attended the
groom. After the ceremony a wed-
ding dinner was• served to- the bridal
.party at the Commercial Hotel,• -Sea-
forth. The bride chose for •.ra•vel-
ling a. blue suit with navy hat and
navy• accessories. After a wedding -
'trip to Toronto and Ottawa, Mr, and
Mrs. Johnston will reside near Wi;.rg-
ham,
DUBLIN
The regular meeting of St. Mary's
Anglican Guild was held at the home
of Mrs, Harold Wilson with a f'epres-
antative attendance.-- The- president
M'rs. Albert Rock, opened the meeting
and conducted tint devotional period.
Following" the business routine, a quilt
was completed by the ladies. Lunch
was served. by the hostess and a
group of assistants. -
The amnia]. decoration clay service
of the Canadian Legion, Branch No.
156, Seaforth, was held on Sunday at
•the Oenotaph, after ,which graves of
the servicemen in local cemeteries
were decorated, Patrick J. McGrath,
had charge of St. Columban and -Dub-
lin cemeteries',
Miss Anne Feeney, youngest daugh-
ter of M•r. and Mrs. Jos. E. Feeney,
was awarded a '.pri a in ari for a pos-
ter, "Welcome To Canada," by the
Catholic Women's'League at St.
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Built toe . comfort and action,
on the beach or in the water. -
These swim shorts come in •
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oveltyprinted designs in trunks or
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MEN'S'SIZES — 28 to 38•
2.95 to 4,95,
BOYS
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Just like . the men's in styles,
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NO OBLIGATIONS
FOR SERVICE AND GUARANTEED WORK
CONCRETE BLOCKS
FOR SALE!
STANDARD 8", 10", 12" BLOCKS FOR' SALE
All Blocks are steam cured and
tested by the Warnack Labora-
tories in Toronto for strength.
YOUR INSPECTION and INQUIRY IS INVITED
Delivery within 10 -days of receipt of order.
• All orders C.O.D.
JACK HOLLAND
SEAFORTH•.PHONE 25
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Notice to Owners or
Harbourers of Dogs';
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
Owing to the excessive damage being done in.
the killing of poultry by dogs running at large in
the Township of Tuckersmith, . the Municipal Coun-
cil requests the co-operation of the ratepayers in
curtailing such damage. ,
It is suggested that owners keeps dogs tied
from sunset to sunrise ,and under proper control at
all times. If such cu -operation xis ' not forthcoiningt
it will be necessary for the Council to enforce Sec.
9, Part 2, of the. Dog Tax and Livestock Protection
Act, R.S.O. 1937, which provides that. any person
may kill any dog (a) which is found killing or injur-
ing livestock, or (b) which in a township or village
is found between sunset and sunrise straying from
the premises where the ,dog is habitually kept, or
(c) which is found straying at any time and not
under`proper control where livestockare habitually
kept. - '
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E. Pr CHESNEY,
Clerk.
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