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The Huron Expositor, 1954-03-19, Page 7........ .l ...., .. ..t ,.. .7a. „ s r r � 1py re ,.. # , I ,.. •.t • a: tion now is to tussle with the Orll- lia Junior It is not dwsAnite Sport Shorts whether the series will •be' a lleat- of�ve or sevpu, but possibly seven. b (By KEN LARONE) Only the.first two games have been _ scheduled, that is in Seaforth on Saturday and iback to Mariposa Congraulation's, Seaforth Bald- Town, on Tuesday: Atpresent Oril, win'al By stepping ,past the Sarnia lis has a Senior ''D' team in the Sailors 5-3 Tuesday night of fast playoffs+ and. it is not known for week, you captured yourselves the definite if the Junior "B" squad' can O.H.A. Junior ''B' championship for get enough ice for a best -of -seven the second straight year. This is series. If at all poasible, it is hop - a little better than average record., ed that the- second, game in Sea - since Seaforth has only been In forth -will be played next Thursday Junior `B' competition 'for two sea- night and returning to Orillia a sons: week from this Saturday.' Wlhat's in store for the Baldwins? So far this season Orillia, has Well, it looks as if their destina- been in a mixed grouping of Junior ^Whose verere the &a, s I 4 M Z Remember when Grandfather kept a cow for his milk ... often made shoes for the family$ in those days, his cash requirements were small because he bartered his services for his family needs. Today—with our fremendous industrial growth, our needs have increased, but our purchases are now made with cash or credit. Good management and sound budgeting are the keys for stnomlh finances. Occasionally the pattern breaks, how- ever, due to illness or emergency. This is when wise borrowft can then protect one of the greatest assets enjoyed in family life—good credit standing in the community. We have learned to use the experience of others to help us adjust to the world of today. Read our free booklet, "Money Management, Your Budget", available at the nearest HFC branch office, or -by writing our Consumer Education Deportment, 80 Richmond Street West, Toronto, 011tigria. USEHOLD FINANCE ` 1(�otf�,rrta�iy�s � t�tada 4exii!<4A's tiRsusy. MOST RECOFAMENDEO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY TRAVEL Rpop Tile Ontario "B" and Junior NY' teams. The team they had to upset was Peter - bora Junior "•B's" before getting a bye Into farther O.H.A. competi- tion. The only Seaforth minor hockey team, remaining in action is the Seaforth Peewees, who are, sche- duled Por the IGoderich Peewee tournament. During the past week the Mid, gets got the high sign from Wing - ham I.(ous who outscored Seaforth by four goal& in a home.aud--home goals to count aeries. The Midgets have been a good steady club this season, as they won their group championship, toppled the Harris - ton Midget's and gave the Wing'ham ; crew a real battle for the W.O.A-A. championship. e islature (The second in a series of articles, by Thos. Pryde, As the Ontario Legistature. con- cludes its fourth week, the legisla- tive program is 'almost half Amish - ed. Very few Bills have aotually completed;, their passage thorough the House, but the bulk of the leg- islation has gone through its in- itial stagesand it 'I& only a mat- ter aj' form until many of them become law. The Throne Speech debate, which concluded on March 10, has taken up quite a portion of the time. Over 30 Members have spoken in this debate. Their speeches have rang- ed over,a wide Held and haveiBov- ered everything from highway Safe- ty to electric light barbs, and the material in farm implements. A Member may introduce any subject Into his speech, and he usually takes the opportunity of drawing ' 1 �R'T eon mwcp \G�� CQ� efD��,t�tc+ota�P�, AWt JOAN WILL, of Noison, B.C. 1 U '400 nd'yo 0 /i Young women now serving in the RCAF enjoy unusual opportunit­�s — a life that combines travel, companionship, valuable training, important aviation duties, equal pay with men and a worthwhile target — a part id the defence of freedom! f;;vr N., Oj4G�Nr And You?lf you are a young woman of high purpose, are between to and 29 and have Gr4de 9 education, the equivalent or better, find out today about the oppgrtunities for you in the RCAF. There are TARGET I FREEDOM important openings now in the clerical, technical, administrative and medical branches of Canada's Air Force. 1 Director of Personnel Manning, 1 FOR ALL THE FACTS, SEE, WRITE OR TELEPHONE THE 1 RCAF Headquarters, Ottawa. 1 CAREER COUNSELLOR AT YOUR NEAREST RCAF ; Please mail to me, aitbout obligatbx jrrliparikstlan 1 rcgdrding mrrolmen$ requirements anti opixlugs 070CP RECRUITING UNIT —OR MAIL THE COUPON TODAYI 1 arailable roc the &CA.A NAME' (Please (Print).. _ ■ Surname)(C6iADDRMSS..._....... ���1' area : ianA,,k��LIC,ATION � and province) ................ -- .►« 1 , e 1. rrk I r JI ld S A 1 4�i .•L 2 �� t I�A� *� i'' h t l 1{� � rN ry4Q �! N _should be on Una, to see just the 'terrible' younger gettexatluu (F thinking about.1 a J Maybe You think it is a li'ttlo early to stari thinking of gradua- tion, but the teaching staff don't,: and during the 'past week fAp a3 ,, have been giving it quite some. ,�f' thought Commencement exercises, h y re scheduled to take place op Hanr,,.. x J�n� 23. All' Upper School exams are over on the 22nd, while Middle tt n ■ ` j j and Lower School should 'be out. want a��lt y i around the 11th: Tlwusands of coapley tlra we „r Wain mit, $ aF dF haµstsd solely bocauso body liaA.=div s,F' „ Question of -the week: What twovitality, try Ostre:Tvm[o�ibie'ts,iluRptes iron you, too, mayneedy cugRe Young gentlemen are taking a short wry does vrtamanof course in economic and law? acnuairtted' dza only 60 .:At ell htag>�pts, x r I \ ) NOTICE! Town of Seaforth TM. Nine-year-old Raymond Badger of Weston, Ont, was recently, selected as the 1954 TIMMY to represent the thousands of crip- pled children In Ontario during the forthcoming Easter Seal Cam- paign which will be held from March 18 until April 18, Campaign which is sponsored by over 190 Service Clubs associated with The Ontario Society for Crippled Ch(ld'ren has an objective of $500,000, for the Province. ' 001 This Week At the Seaforth High School BY BEN LABONE Public attention to things wbdch (Intended for last week) concern his own riding. This has (Grapevine gossip and activity rften been scoffed at and regarded!, has almost come to a doleful stand - is a waste of time, but it has much still this week. The reasons for ralue and, might be regarded as this afe those periodical necessi- 'democracy in action-" ties which are looked upon by the Standing Committees have been students as malicious nuisances. nesting every morning, hearing The judgment day is only one week relegations and. in'teres'ted parties and a half off, whish means the who wish to make representations old home town is going to be dead :o the Government. One such com- for the next few weekends. mittee is the Agricultural Commit- at aC See. A Bill which is of more than passing interest to the people in Last week we made a drastic Huron 'Coun'ty I& known as Bill 68, mistake in this column. It was 3n 'act "respecting the milk Indus- stated we were forced to take a try." This is a consolidation of day and, a half off as the old- March several acts. relating tfR the dairy Lion was making •a fuss. This was Industry, and provides ' for a Com- all wrong. It ended up to be %1 - mission to be known as the Milk most four whole days. Industry 'Commission, and its put- Some of he non -scholars might pose, as stated, in the Bill, is "to look on this as a soft holiday. On promote - research with ,respect tb the contrary, in an investigation it the producing and marketing of was learned that the better portion milk, and to determine standards, of the school were engaged, in. their etc." This legislation was, request- les etudes. ed by the. Federation of Agriculture and has the approval of the Dairy The public speaking contest, Committee groups., The Bill, after scheduled for the school -auditorium first reading in the House, was re- last Friday night, was postponed ferred to the Agricultural Commit - until a week from tonight, that is tee, where ri;presentatives of these March 19. The best secondary groups presented their views. The school orators, in this part of the' distributors' and manufacturers country. will be representing their vAiced objections and asked for school in hopes of walking off'with time to study the proposed legisla- tion: This was granted and the contending s•ohools are -Stratford Bill will again come before the Collegiate, St. Marys Collegiate, Agricultural Committee in another ListowelHigh,and Mitchell High, week or so, when further argument along with 'all those out of the will be heard. H.S.S.A.A. conference, and. with a Several Select Committees have strong crew from Seaforth High. reported to the House the result of The young lady whoa, Seaforth their investigations, 'After study of has hopes on is Elaine Dale, while the report by the Government. leg- Jim Axtman is carryirig the bur- islation will likely be introduced to den for the boys. Seeing bhatt Sea - implement some -of the recontmen- forth has been chosen for the base dations. One of the select commit- of the contest, our school spirit tees which has reported is the Cem should be shown by filling the gym eteries Committee. This dealt with: Iiii strong support and show these visitors what school spirit is. 1. The establishment of new cem- Last but not least, the evening eteries particularly near the large should be found very interesting.as centres of population..- 2. opulation.,- 2. The • investment of het petu ti conditions throughout the Province care funds to provide .safeguards and the enlarged and expande(l. Per - so that the monies will br used for vices of the, Government. I will their intended purpose, not quote figures, except to say 3. Certain measures to hell, re- that the estimated revenue for the year ending March 1, is over habilitate old and abandoned ceme- teries. 000,000. Special grants hbeen have b'been made to the general hospitals The select committee on Reform throughout the Province to 'assist Insititutions also presented its re- them with .their difficulties, and port. This is claimed to be t:he those in Huron County will receive most voluminous repo)•t ever pre- special aid as follows: sented to the Legislature and cov- Clinton ............ . . $10,80Q erg 4545 pages, and includes 113 re- God•erich ............. 17,4&0 commendations. The hodinz of Seaforth .... . ........ 11,700 this committee revealed many ser- Routh Huron ......... 10,800 sous pro'ble'ms not fully realized Wingham ............ 12,000 by mostpeople, but which should rhe budget debate is proceeded be of vital interest to all citizens with concurrently with the passinf of Ontario. The writer was a mem- of the estimates and bills. In this ber of this committee atl(l found it as'in the Throne debate, a Membei an intensely interesting and profit- has liberty to speak, not only or able experience. matters dealt with in the budget On Match. 11 the Pre)mVr. in his but on ai'most any subject be may capacity as Provinefal Treasurf•r, choose. presented the Budget. This, as most people are aware, is a report. on the financial affairs of the Pro- Humanity is divided into twc vine and covers all phases of gov- classes, those in the swim anc c ernment. It reflects the economic those In the soup. RED CROSS MERCY NEVER ENDS The Red Cross drive is in town, did you know? Yes, d heard it over the radio; - They called today, 1 was glad 1 was here, And, glad to give more than we did last y4lar. "It is not what we gain, but what We 9i0eL That measures the worth of the life we live"; This quotation sounds like a Red Cross mau— Put him down for a Good Samaritan. When disaster strikes, be it fire or flood, Or Pamine, or "quake", or Korean mud; A Florence Nightingale is standing by To render first aid, lest many should die. There's not an hour, not a, single minute, But Red Cross mercy is wrapped up in it; There 18 not a week, not even a day, But a Red Crose nurse will be asked to pray. Wlh&t of the anxious home -loving mother? HuslbaIM, '&•tray, maybe son or bttwothrsr; so Tet us all give with as open 'purse, .Yes, &std, says & prayer for thQau PARKING BY ORDER OF POLICE To facilitate snow removal, NO PARKING on the Streets of this Municipality will be allowed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. This, order will be strictly enforced in accordance with the .Highway Traffic Act, Section .4 Subsection 9. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Municipality will not be responsible for any damages caused to parked vehicles as the result of snow removal operations. Expositor Want Ads Bring Results -- Phone 41 SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS _........_..... -OPEN DAILY -- PHONE 304 T. PRYDE & SON ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Enquiries are invited. Exeter _ Clinton Phone 41-1 Phone 103 ..Your Business Directory News a 1 Farmer needs A. W. SILLERY The business of farming makes it n rietessary to keep informed about Phones: Office 173, Residence 783 SEAFORTH ONTARIO )rices prevailing on Live Stock a� gain and Produce Markets J t You get this news in The Toronto '' gaily Star every day, together with PATRICK D. McCONNELL •tews and quotations from all Stock y. Exchanges, Political News, Scats County Crown Attorney SEAFORTH,n7 4T News and news of World Happen- `` Ings. And the latest news pictures. _ CHIROPRACTIC And for women ... Fashion News rri B.A•' s , , Patterns for Home Dressmaking Telephone 27 ... Cooking Recipes and Menus .. . Delivered by News of Radio , .. Television Carrier 30c a week . Movies and New Books, ds'Ted to Any Address It's a big, bright newspaper that Telephone 26 has features to interest every mem- 1 month $125 W of your family. 3 months 3.30 6 mouths am Order The Daily Star delivered to 1 wear - 12.00 Your homS Addrw" t= i■w Aop# Ddty Sow ss tlwe Jt. R _ T■ronto ' 1 �R'T eon mwcp \G�� CQ� efD��,t�tc+ota�P�, AWt JOAN WILL, of Noison, B.C. 1 U '400 nd'yo 0 /i Young women now serving in the RCAF enjoy unusual opportunit­�s — a life that combines travel, companionship, valuable training, important aviation duties, equal pay with men and a worthwhile target — a part id the defence of freedom! f;;vr N., Oj4G�Nr And You?lf you are a young woman of high purpose, are between to and 29 and have Gr4de 9 education, the equivalent or better, find out today about the oppgrtunities for you in the RCAF. There are TARGET I FREEDOM important openings now in the clerical, technical, administrative and medical branches of Canada's Air Force. 1 Director of Personnel Manning, 1 FOR ALL THE FACTS, SEE, WRITE OR TELEPHONE THE 1 RCAF Headquarters, Ottawa. 1 CAREER COUNSELLOR AT YOUR NEAREST RCAF ; Please mail to me, aitbout obligatbx jrrliparikstlan 1 rcgdrding mrrolmen$ requirements anti opixlugs 070CP RECRUITING UNIT —OR MAIL THE COUPON TODAYI 1 arailable roc the &CA.A NAME' (Please (Print).. _ ■ Surname)(C6iADDRMSS..._....... ���1' area : ianA,,k��LIC,ATION � and province) ................ -- .►« 1 , e 1. rrk I r JI ld S A 1 4�i .•L 2 �� t I�A� *� i'' h t l 1{� � rN ry4Q �! N _should be on Una, to see just the 'terrible' younger gettexatluu (F thinking about.1 a J Maybe You think it is a li'ttlo early to stari thinking of gradua- tion, but the teaching staff don't,: and during the 'past week fAp a3 ,, have been giving it quite some. ,�f' thought Commencement exercises, h y re scheduled to take place op Hanr,,.. x J�n� 23. All' Upper School exams are over on the 22nd, while Middle tt n ■ ` j j and Lower School should 'be out. want a��lt y i around the 11th: Tlwusands of coapley tlra we „r Wain mit, $ aF dF haµstsd solely bocauso body liaA.=div s,F' „ Question of -the week: What twovitality, try Ostre:Tvm[o�ibie'ts,iluRptes iron you, too, mayneedy cugRe Young gentlemen are taking a short wry does vrtamanof course in economic and law? acnuairtted' dza only 60 .:At ell htag>�pts, x r I \ ) NOTICE! Town of Seaforth TM. Nine-year-old Raymond Badger of Weston, Ont, was recently, selected as the 1954 TIMMY to represent the thousands of crip- pled children In Ontario during the forthcoming Easter Seal Cam- paign which will be held from March 18 until April 18, Campaign which is sponsored by over 190 Service Clubs associated with The Ontario Society for Crippled Ch(ld'ren has an objective of $500,000, for the Province. ' 001 This Week At the Seaforth High School BY BEN LABONE Public attention to things wbdch (Intended for last week) concern his own riding. This has (Grapevine gossip and activity rften been scoffed at and regarded!, has almost come to a doleful stand - is a waste of time, but it has much still this week. The reasons for ralue and, might be regarded as this afe those periodical necessi- 'democracy in action-" ties which are looked upon by the Standing Committees have been students as malicious nuisances. nesting every morning, hearing The judgment day is only one week relegations and. in'teres'ted parties and a half off, whish means the who wish to make representations old home town is going to be dead :o the Government. One such com- for the next few weekends. mittee is the Agricultural Commit- at aC See. A Bill which is of more than passing interest to the people in Last week we made a drastic Huron 'Coun'ty I& known as Bill 68, mistake in this column. It was 3n 'act "respecting the milk Indus- stated we were forced to take a try." This is a consolidation of day and, a half off as the old- March several acts. relating tfR the dairy Lion was making •a fuss. This was Industry, and provides ' for a Com- all wrong. It ended up to be %1 - mission to be known as the Milk most four whole days. Industry 'Commission, and its put- Some of he non -scholars might pose, as stated, in the Bill, is "to look on this as a soft holiday. On promote - research with ,respect tb the contrary, in an investigation it the producing and marketing of was learned that the better portion milk, and to determine standards, of the school were engaged, in. their etc." This legislation was, request- les etudes. ed by the. Federation of Agriculture and has the approval of the Dairy The public speaking contest, Committee groups., The Bill, after scheduled for the school -auditorium first reading in the House, was re- last Friday night, was postponed ferred to the Agricultural Commit - until a week from tonight, that is tee, where ri;presentatives of these March 19. The best secondary groups presented their views. The school orators, in this part of the' distributors' and manufacturers country. will be representing their vAiced objections and asked for school in hopes of walking off'with time to study the proposed legisla- tion: This was granted and the contending s•ohools are -Stratford Bill will again come before the Collegiate, St. Marys Collegiate, Agricultural Committee in another ListowelHigh,and Mitchell High, week or so, when further argument along with 'all those out of the will be heard. H.S.S.A.A. conference, and. with a Several Select Committees have strong crew from Seaforth High. reported to the House the result of The young lady whoa, Seaforth their investigations, 'After study of has hopes on is Elaine Dale, while the report by the Government. leg- Jim Axtman is carryirig the bur- islation will likely be introduced to den for the boys. Seeing bhatt Sea - implement some -of the recontmen- forth has been chosen for the base dations. One of the select commit- of the contest, our school spirit tees which has reported is the Cem should be shown by filling the gym eteries Committee. This dealt with: Iiii strong support and show these visitors what school spirit is. 1. The establishment of new cem- Last but not least, the evening eteries particularly near the large should be found very interesting.as centres of population..- 2. opulation.,- 2. The • investment of het petu ti conditions throughout the Province care funds to provide .safeguards and the enlarged and expande(l. Per - so that the monies will br used for vices of the, Government. I will their intended purpose, not quote figures, except to say 3. Certain measures to hell, re- that the estimated revenue for the year ending March 1, is over habilitate old and abandoned ceme- teries. 000,000. Special grants hbeen have b'been made to the general hospitals The select committee on Reform throughout the Province to 'assist Insititutions also presented its re- them with .their difficulties, and port. This is claimed to be t:he those in Huron County will receive most voluminous repo)•t ever pre- special aid as follows: sented to the Legislature and cov- Clinton ............ . . $10,80Q erg 4545 pages, and includes 113 re- God•erich ............. 17,4&0 commendations. The hodinz of Seaforth .... . ........ 11,700 this committee revealed many ser- Routh Huron ......... 10,800 sous pro'ble'ms not fully realized Wingham ............ 12,000 by mostpeople, but which should rhe budget debate is proceeded be of vital interest to all citizens with concurrently with the passinf of Ontario. The writer was a mem- of the estimates and bills. In this ber of this committee atl(l found it as'in the Throne debate, a Membei an intensely interesting and profit- has liberty to speak, not only or able experience. matters dealt with in the budget On Match. 11 the Pre)mVr. in his but on ai'most any subject be may capacity as Provinefal Treasurf•r, choose. presented the Budget. This, as most people are aware, is a report. on the financial affairs of the Pro- Humanity is divided into twc vine and covers all phases of gov- classes, those in the swim anc c ernment. It reflects the economic those In the soup. RED CROSS MERCY NEVER ENDS The Red Cross drive is in town, did you know? Yes, d heard it over the radio; - They called today, 1 was glad 1 was here, And, glad to give more than we did last y4lar. "It is not what we gain, but what We 9i0eL That measures the worth of the life we live"; This quotation sounds like a Red Cross mau— Put him down for a Good Samaritan. When disaster strikes, be it fire or flood, Or Pamine, or "quake", or Korean mud; A Florence Nightingale is standing by To render first aid, lest many should die. There's not an hour, not a, single minute, But Red Cross mercy is wrapped up in it; There 18 not a week, not even a day, But a Red Crose nurse will be asked to pray. Wlh&t of the anxious home -loving mother? HuslbaIM, '&•tray, maybe son or bttwothrsr; so Tet us all give with as open 'purse, .Yes, &std, says & prayer for thQau PARKING BY ORDER OF POLICE To facilitate snow removal, NO PARKING on the Streets of this Municipality will be allowed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. This, order will be strictly enforced in accordance with the .Highway Traffic Act, Section .4 Subsection 9. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Municipality will not be responsible for any damages caused to parked vehicles as the result of snow removal operations. Expositor Want Ads Bring Results -- Phone 41 SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS _........_..... -OPEN DAILY -- PHONE 304 T. PRYDE & SON ALL TYPES OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Enquiries are invited. Exeter _ Clinton Phone 41-1 Phone 103 ..Your Business Directory MEDICAL LEGAL . DR. M. W. STAPLETON A. W. SILLERY Physician and Surgeon Seaforth . Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. hone 90 Phones: Office 173, Residence 783 SEAFORTH ONTARIO JOHN C. GODDAR'D, M.D. Physician and Surgeon hone 110 Hensall McCONNELL & HAYS Barristers, Solicitors. Etc. 1OHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D: Physician and Surgeon PATRICK D. McCONNELL Phones: Office 5-W; Res. 5-1 H. GLENN HAYS, Q.C. Seaforth County Crown Attorney SEAFORTH,n7 4T SEAFORTH CLINIC Telephone 26 _ CHIROPRACTIC M.D. E. A. McMinte st rri B.A•' Telephone 27 D. H. McINNES P. L. BRADY, M.D. Surgeon Chiropractic - Foot Correction Telephone 55 COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. ELLIOTT, M.D. Monday, Thursday — 1 to 8 p•m• Telephone 26 _ OPTOMETRIST - EVENINGS: Tuesday, Thursday ad Saturday only, 7-9 p.m Appointments may be 'made. JpHN E. LONGSTAFF Optometrist — — VETERINARY Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted: Phone 791 MAIN. ST. . SEAFORTH ). J. McKELVIE, D.V.M. Veterinary Surgeon Office Hours: Daily, except Mon. IENS•ALL, ONT, - PHONE `99 day, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p,m:; Saturday. 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 aXL to 12:30 p.m. CLINTON—Monday, rURNBULL & BRYANS VETERINARY CLINIC 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (McLaren's J. O. Turnbull, D.V.M. Studio). W. R, Bryans, D.V.M. _-__ ___•— Phone 105 Seaforth — INSNANCE ACCOUNTING, FOR ACCIDENT and SICKNESS INSURANCE LOW COST PROTECTION LIFE RONALD G. McCANN Public Accountant INSURANCE and RETIREMENT CLINTON ONTARIO PLANS Offlee: Phones: Loyal Bank Office 561, Res. 466 Phone, Write or Wire E.'C. (Ned) BOSWELL JOHN ST, - SEAFORTH, ONT. A. M. HARPER Chartered Accountant i5 South St. Telephone Special Representative: Goderich 343 The Occidental Life Insurance Co. Licensed Municipal Auditor. of California AUCTIONEERS THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE JOSEPH L. RYAN INSURANCE CO'Y. Specialist in farm stook and lin- ?lements and; household effects. %ttsdactiou guaranteed. Licensed HEAD OFFICE=SEAFORYH, OnL n Huron and Perth Counties, For particulars and open dates, OFB'IODRB. write or phone JOSWH L, RYAN, President - J.' I.Malone, Seaforth B., R- 1, rtublin. Phone 40 r 6, Vice -pros. - J. H. McEwing, Blyth Dublin, Manager and Bee. ,Teas. - M. d., Reid, Seaforth. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT DIiMCTORB: Licensed Auctioneer Correspondence promptly answer- E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; J. te. ed, Immediate arrangements can Malone, Seaforth; S. H. Whit. be trade for sale dates by pboning more, Seaforth; Chris.` ' u tr Bornholm; Robert Af4bhl SW 455J, Clinton. Charges modeftte iiia satiataotion guaranteed. forth; John 1t MoB9ivi*' illy*$ William S. A1091tride;r,'V'Gs�t�ti`;.1 Vee Hillier, Qodoil'1eh; S. 111. Ipel>t? b PERCY C. WRIGHT Licensed Auctioneer - Cromarty Bnxce;lleld Livestock anti Farm Sates - A(lrffi��t a spewalty WdT119Qn Leifsllt', lr.i 9rrsitil t � For a better iimtitln slide, f�111 ii. li it �t !�PJ1'Cdili'T Atttttttemeet: �m�,t«rl�t �y� n fir, F.,