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'1. Strong metal top with the trim-
mer design that „conceals mech-
anism, blocks dust.
.2. Precision tilt mechanism oper-
• ates easily and smoothly. Self-
adjusting tilter.
'2. Exclusive "tubular action" tilt -
Ing roller for more dependable
• operation.
• 4. Automatic brake -action cord lock
holds blind securely and evenly
at any height.
s
that make AIRLUME
the Leader:
5. Easy to install brackets gite se-
cure installation to inside or out-
• side Of frame.
6. Flexible steel slats have a porce--
laine-like DuPont ,plastics finish.
EaSier to clean.
7. One-piece metal tottom rail with
detachable clamps. No dust -
catching crevices.-
8. Keyhole cord device for easy re-
moval of slats at housecleaning
time.
:NO PRICES CAN COMPARE WITH THESE!.
25 x 64 4.69
27 x 64 4.69
29 x 64 4.69
31 x64 •5.50
33 x 64 5.50
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35 x 64 a 5.50
37 x 64 5.95
39 x 64 5.95
41 x'64 6.95
43 x 64 6.95
WINDOW' SHADES -Plastic, Paper, Cloth
and Oil
- ALL SIZES AND COLORS
Box Furniture Store
Funeral and Ambulance Service
PHONE 43 •NIGHTS 595-W
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
RURAL RELATIONS NIGHT
• FRIDAY, MARCH28, 7 p.m.
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY: CENTRE
SPEAKER - HON. MILTON F.. GREGG, V.C.
Federal Minister of Labour
Tickets $2.00 each, will bp sold in advance to all
wishing to attend. Only 200 will be available, and
may -be :secured at Baldwin -Hardware,. or
through representatives of the four Townships -
to be named next week. Tickets must be picked
Up by March 22.
PROGRAM INCLUDES:
Everett Meres and Company - Magicians
Lillian Gibbons -rThe Sophie Tucker of Ontario
Glenda Jones - - - - Dancer
M. Benjamin Accompanist
and -
Four Outstanding Acts By the Personnel of
R:C.A.F. Station, Clinton
Seaforth Is Lagging
In the Blind Campaign
Every Other Town in Huron County Went "Over
the Top" in the Campaign To Build a Hone
-For the Blind in Western Ontario
What's the matter with Seaforth?
Are we not as generous a people as our neighbors in other
parts of the County? .
Are we not as well off and as able to give at
others?
Surely it's just that we've put it off - We intend to give a
few dollars'to help those deprived of vision - But we just haven't
got around to it yet . . .
The Campaign deadline has been passed -
but we're keeping the fund open - until we do
reach our objective of $1,200.00.
To date $700.00 has been donated and we could easily double
that amount If we tried.
Out of thefew hundred letters mailed to our
rural routes, exactly eleven people have sent in a
donation. . . . That's net like us - let's not put
it off any longer - Digout that envelope and
mail Irt,a donation or leave it at any Bank in town.
You'll feel better if you 'HELP
DON'T WAIT FOR A CANVASSER !
Bring or Mail your Donation to Any Member of
, the Seaforth Lions Club or our
Local Banks
Seaforth Lions Blind Committee
is :Wefr 4t. 'Seaf�l* High School-
•(BrfollwOrPRIEDAT)
'['hare is a regular hustle and
bustl a,bqut the halls as busy -and
ccupied students rush to and
ro carrying out last-Ininnte, Orders
and duties: Yes, the big dance of
the year, our annual 4t -Horne, is
almost Upon us. It will take place
in the school gymnasium Friday
evening, Feb. 29, and dancing to
music by Lionel Thornton and his
Case Royale, commences at 9:30
e.nd ends at, one. ,Some questions
'concerning invitations have arisen:.
one invitation entitles the bearer to
bring a friend, 'and there will -be
•admission by invitation only. We
hope now that after al' the trouble
of rolling the field flat, it will
freeze, at least to the extent that
the space may be used as a park-
ing lot.
If I:don't soon hurry with these
honor students, it will be time to
print the Easter, -results. Grade
10 -AB: Elsie Siemon 84.9, Barbara
Patterson 82.2, James. McIntosh
80.9, Joyce Johnstone 79.6, Marilyn
Butt 73.3, Marjorie Miller 73.1, Mar-
garet Achilles 72.4, Olive Dundas
71.1, Marie Lydiatt 70.4.
1951 CHEV. SEDAN (New)
1950 CHEV. SEDAN; with Radio
1949 CHEV. SEDAN
1949 PLYMOUTH. SEDAN
1949 CHEV. COACH
1947 GlIEV. COACH
1946 CHEV. SEDAN
1941 DODGE COUPE
1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1937 OLDS SEDAN
Also
1948 CHEV. 1/rTON PICKUP
1948 CHEV. 2 -TON STAKE
Seaforth Motors,
CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE
Phone 141
Seaforth
es on, of, •'Why s,
in
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- Don'. forget to enjoy yourselT
uiid e a wend fol. tina,a*, at the
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(By WALLY)
Sea,forth Midgets took their Bud-
den -death 0acturas fronk the Exeter
LIOW3 11-7 Tuesday night and ad-
vanee to .play Kincardine in the
W.O,A.A. "C" finals.
Ron Muir led the winners, flash-
ing he light four times. Wells for
the 'losers flipped in three.
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Seater* evened their series with
Hanover in the W.O.A.A. grand
championship junior playoff Tues-
day- night by scoring a 19-3 victory.
Seaforth suffered a, 5-3 loss at/Han-
over. Third and deciding game will
be played Thursday night
Seaforth divided-- their scoring,
slipping in three goals each period.
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Industrial League
• ST. COLUM13AN
"Irishmen"
- vs. -
• MAIN STREET
"Merchants"
Hockey
FINALS
MONDAY NITE
MARCH 3rd
7 p.m.
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SEE THESE TWO
TEAMS FIGHT IT
OUT F 0 R THE
' BAKER CUP !
the More You See of Tractors
the More You'll See in a CASE
4 Power Groups
20 Great Models
• Look past the pretty paint to
this real purpose of a tractor -
re put power to work and push
your farming forward. See how
Case tractors in every size have
the pull, the right gear speeds, and
the sure-footed traction to work
more acres for every day of your
time. See how their extra comforts,
convenience and,easy handling save
your strength. See how their con-
sistent economy holds down your
fuel bills. See how Case ENDUR-
ANCE gives extra years of use
from your investment, saves money
every year on upkeep.
WE HAVE NEW MODELS IN STOCK EQUIPPED WITH LIVE
POWER -TAKE -OFF, WHICH IS AVAILABLE ON ALL NEW MODELS
Rowcliffe Motors
PHONE 267 SEAFORTH
'311,411.,
.;,1460
day e;ot
reendleb1naeriesfOtBarThf1d c44
nac whacked in three eiPleee
Zurieh. • , ':i;
Tack Turhheim annentteed.that
Zurich will play all their -11030
games on 'Seaforth ice for the bal-
ance of the season.
'Legion Hockey •
Saturday owning the final VW -
off galein the Bautant series Waft
played. Red Wings won the chain-
- beating the Rangel%
17-5. ,Scott, McFadden and Mur-
ray each scored five goals, with
McClure and Strong getting one
each.
Canadians won the Pee -Wee
championship, by beating the
Bruins 13-0. Dale led the scorers
with 7 goals; Pinder, Scoins and
Garth Flannigan each getting two,
with Willis getting the other mark-
er.
Next Saturday afternoon there
will be aPee-Wee practise, start-
ing at 12:45.
* *
Industrial League•
Main St. Merchants and St. Col-
umban Iristh will meet in the l3aker
pup series as a result of Monday;
night's wins at the local arena.
St Columban were the 1950-51
champicins Jand will seek to hold
the cup for another year. In 12
starts the 'Main St squad have
been undefeated, so this final ser-
ies should be athriller.
Main St. 9, Winthrop 8
With time wearing on in the last
period, Main St. Merchants slap-
ped in two quick counters, to edge
the Winthrop squad 9-8, and take
the first round of the semi-finals.
"Chip" Woods fired in both the
tieing and winning goals of this,
fixture. With four markers, be al-
so led his team to victory,
Dale, of the loser's squad, per-.
formed the hat trick.
St. Columban 5, Wanderers 1
Taking a first -period lead, St.
Columban Irish ousted the Wan-
derers from Industrial League play -
downs to the tune of 4-1. Malone
flashed the red light twice, with
Panchuk, scoring the only Wan-
derers' goal.
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake
and Paul and Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Batten visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Armstrong.
LEGION DANCE
WHERE?
Seaforth Community
Centre
WHEN?
MARCH 7th
WHY?
Everyone Wants To
Come!
WHOSE BAND?
Desjardine's
Admission 50c
TIME - 9 P.M. - 1 a-111.
•IVIMPOCRIONOMMO•aMlwal.e.....
Namillillinamaingaftneolgammadolis..gig
WE HAVE
One each of the following
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IMPLEMENTS
DEARBORN DISC PLOW
CORN PLANTER
(with fertilizer attachment)
SOIL SCOOP
HAMMER MILL
CROP DUSTER
SOIL PULVERIZER
FRONT-END LOADER
CORDWOOD SAW
All -Weather TRACTOR CAB
See the new third plow
conversion for Ford 2 -
furrow plows.
ON DISPLAY AT
DALY. MOTORS
' Ford - Monarch.
SALES & SERVICE
Suits are' h
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There are
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ign woratedg that 'are
this
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We stock cuits
alt
garment.ti4i nr*a:n4Ihted
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IF -YOU WOT
• °REP SUIT, YOMUST
ORDgg
FOR
,
Donit. put off prdera your
' tailored auk any longer'or -you'llbe
disappointed for Easter.
Come in and choose from the
dgirsapnidayarray. of fine suitin9. now on
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MEN'S or LADIES' TAILORED
• SUITS AT
49.50 to 79.50
Pullover Sweaters
Many of these sold at 2.95; all
-are regularly priced from 1.95 up.
But they are odds and ends that
we must clear out. All colors in
, the lot. Sizes mostly 28 to 34
WHILE THEY LAST
1.00
SPECIAL PURCHASE BOYS'
SKI AND REINDEER PATTERN
Pullover Sweaters
You'll see these sweaters in most
stores up to 4.95. We picked up, a
clearing line at a big saving that
we're passing on to you. All col-
ors. Alt sizes from 26 to 34.
SPECIAL
2.98
STEWART BROS.
Guaranteed Used Cars
A MODEL TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
FORD 1946 COACH
FORD 1938 COACH
FORD 1936 SEDAN
CHEV. 1940 COACH
CHEV. 1940 5 -PASSENGER COUPE
CHEV. 1935 COACH
CHEV. 1941 COACH
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DALY. MOTORS
Ford - Monarch Sales & Service
SEAFORTH
RICE LAKE FUR COMPANY'S
:SALE
ow to at CAR1, $11 P, Seaforth
LADIES' AND CHILD -REVS WEAR
Prices and terms within the reach of all.- Come and
see this beautiful, display.
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