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25% piscount
On Watches, Rings, Jewellery and Silverware
• During month of June '
J. A. WESTCOTT
Jeweller
JXPOSITO.P. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS,- Phone 41
'Read the ;: icivertisements - • It's a Profitable Pastime
UNITED - BUYERS
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
For Thursday, .Friday, Saturday
May 30, 31, June 1 Only
STOCK UP AT THESE LOW, LOW PRICES !
Nature's Best Choice Quality
PLARS OR CORN
A'1 'mer Sunshine
TQrriATO JUICE ..._ ,
Golden Dew
MARGARINE •
Aylmer
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Southern Cross c 6 -oz.
TUNA FISH FLAKED Tins $1
Aylmer11-oz.
TOMATO CATSUP u Bottles $1
Pard 8 15 -oz: e1
DOG FOOD 'WITH BEEF GRAVY Tins O
Economy '
KLEENEX 3 Pkgs. $1
Treesweet a 20 -oz. e 1
ORANGE JUICE Tins 1R
Interlake QLarge e i
TOILET PAPER Rolls
JUST A FEW of the DOLLAR -DAY SPECIALS BEING OFFERED
SEE THE MONKEY IN OUR WINDOW !
With Every Purchase of Bananas a FREE
Ticket on a Toy Monkey
Draw to take place Closing Time Saturday.
7 15 -oz.
Tins
7 20 -oz.
Tins
41 -Ib.
Pkgs,
415 -oz.
Tins
31
31
31
$1
SMITH'S GROCERY
Phone 12
SELF-SERVICE : FREE DELIVERY -
Ycur United Buyers Food Store in Seaforth
inrtbbe passing a Mrs Margaret
101V4ill ,n, the church.;;, the W.M.S.
and thg community have sued
a great logs Our deepest synipa-
thhy is 'extended to the bereaved
family .and relatives.
SundaY, Sept': 8. Will be the date:
of the anniversary services: Tito
special speaker for the occasion
Will be Dr. Wesley Humisett, sup-
erintendent of Fred Victor Mis-
lien, Toronto.
Mrs. T. Hodgert has come to
assist in earing for Mrs, James
Finlayson.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Weiland were: Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Wilcox and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Simpkins, of Toronto, and
Mr. James Morrison, Mrs. Mc-
Dougall and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Hemmingway, of Walton.
Mrs. Sam Chesney and Mrs.
Jason Burchill; of Mitchell, were
Sunday visitors with their cousin,
Mr. Thomas Robinson and family.
,Miss Wilnia -Dale, dau
Mr. and Mrs Wm .T
the high in the junior judg g-com-
petition oil .Saturday Ma; 18, in
Seaforth, out of t,1:$ entries. Wurla
captured 615 points out pf a nes-
Bible 700, •
We offer congratulations to Miss
Mary Whyte, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. W, L. Whyte, who successful-
ly obtained her subjects at Teach-
ers' College, Stratford, " without
writing any examinations. -
Mr. Wm. Dale spent last Wed-
nesday in Toronto attending a..cli-
rectors' meeting of the C.N,E, itis
also attended a Guernsey judging
school at Fraser Dale Farms at
Concord.
Mr. Reg Lawson spent last Wed-
nesday in London.
TheYoung People of Constance
United Church won third place
with their play at the Huron Pres-
bytery drama festival, held in Clin-
ton last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson :spent;
FARMERS!
You Can't Beat This Value!
CASE P.T.O. BALERS
$1350•00
(With engine, slightly higher)
Carload Purchasing Makes This Outstanding
Value Possible
Call Us Now While We Can Supply You
The new Case P.T.O. Baler is designed especially as a
low-cost machine to help the operator of the family size
farm meet the ever increasing labor cost and at the same
time to improve the quality of his hay. This lower cost
baler, built for one-man operation, makes it profitable
for the farmer with even a small acreage of hay to own
his own baler.
CASE RAKES AVAILABLE
At Attractive Prices
Rowcliffe Motors
Dodge De Soto
Dodge Trucks
Phone 267 : Seaforth
J. I. Case Farm Implements
EVENT
PENFOUND PAINT NOW AVAILABLE IN SEAFORTH
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PAINT SALE OF THE YEAR
1/3 OFF
First Quality Now You Can Paint With Guaranteed Results.
• ENAMELS Guaranteed by both the Manufacturer and the
THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY • VARNISHES Dealer.
-Interior Odorless Alkyd FLAT ENAMEL
12 Attractive Colors
Quart -Regular $2.10 Special $1.40
Gallon Regular $7.15 Special $4.77
Interior Odorless Semi - Glass ENAMEL
12 Fashionable Colors
Quart -Regular $2.35 Special $1.57
Gallon -Regular $8.15 Special $5.43
EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT
4 Attractive Colors and White
-Quart-Regular $2.35 Special $1.57
Gallon -Regular $8.15 Special $5.43
EXTERIOR WHITE PRIMER
Quart -Regular $2.35 Special ,$1.57
Gallon -Regular $8.15 Special $5.43
FOUR MODERN TREND TRIM COLORS
Quart --Regular $2.60 Sale $1.73
Gallon -Regular $9.15 Sale $6.13
EXTERIOR "ONE COAT" WHITE PAINT
Reg. $8.40 Gallon - Special $3.39
• CONCRETE FLOOR SEALER
Transparent, Itilbbetized-Regular $5.10 gallon.
SPECIAL
.F,
John
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John Street
ONLY SEAFORTH PENFO
FREE Ticket to first 100 persons to visit our
Store good in draw for 18 prizes of 1 Quart Odor-
less Gloss Enamel (non -yellowing). No purchase
necessary.
FREE -3 TV Sets. Free lucky tickets available ,
with cash purchase of one gallon Penfound Paint,
Enamel or Varnish.
Grand Opening Specials
Cottage and Fence White - Interior Flat White
Satin Finish White - White Primer Sealer
Any of the above on sale at
Gallon
Regular $5.10
Four Popular Colours
FLOOR ENAMEL
Plus Roller and Tray 2.39
Sale Price -Quart --
Odorless, Noh-Yellowing WHITE ENAMEL
Quarts. regular $2.8d, Special $1.87 - Gallon, Peg. $9,90, Special $6.60
Super MARINE SPAR,VARNISH
• Quarts, regular $2.55; apneial $1.70 - Gallon. reg. $9.00, Special $6.00
3.39
UND PAINT DEALER
WOOD
,ODUCTS
- ASK ABOUT OtJR "HOME »ECORAT41i5" CUM -
For Merchandise Not in Stock, Orders Will Be Taken At Sale Prices,
Phone 342-W .
For Immediate Delivery
last Friday In 1.04n4opl•
son remained' quer the ON* -,-,
Mr. Murxay. Pale s?entrthe,:wee
end in Toronto
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tice, of
Hamilton, spent the :weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor and
Visitors on Sunday with Nor. and
Mrs. James Dale were: /Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor, Walton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lawson, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dale also
visited with the 'former's sister,
Mrs. Adeline Connell, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs., Ken Preszcator
and family spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff, Credi-
ton. They also attended the bap-
tismal service in the United
Church, Grand Bend, of Garry, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jamieson,
Grand Bend.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Joe
Riley on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilber Fraelick and daughter
Mary, of Wingham. -
The Western County Guernsey
Club will hold their regular twi-
light meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. J. Dale on Friday,
June 7, at 7:30. Seaforth Dairy
Calf Club, leaders and parents are
invited to attend. This will count
as the regular June meeting of
the Dairy Club. Ladies are asked
to bring lunch, and. everyone is in-
vited to attend.
ZION -
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanlake
and family spent Thursday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brit-
ton and family and celebrated
Margie's 16th birthday.
Ml'. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
attended the trousseau tea at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomp-
son for their daughter Ann, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Barker and baby boy
arrived home Saturday from Strat-
ford General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney and
family attended anniversary ser-
vices at Munro.
Mrs. James Malcolm visited a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. George Pepper.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tubb and
Lloyd and Mrs. Andy Park and
Larry spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens and
Roger spent a few days in Detroit
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borth, New
Hamburg, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Burchill.
Mrs, M. Hannon spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs, J. Malcolm.
HARRY JACOBI, Kippen, re-
cent graduate of OA.C., plans
to teach high school following
a ten -week summer course.
Harry is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Jacobi, R.R. 2,
Kippen. Ile is a graduate of
Seaforth District High School.
Dublin School News
. (By C. MOYLAN)
Now that June is almost here,
one last effort to make good is
being put forth by the student,
and as the finals approach the
school takes on a little different
air, a little more serious, a little
more somber. Apart from this,
there is an air of competition.
Sports are well under way, and
for interest sake, teams of girls
and boys have been chosen for
various sports. There are four
teams of girls and two of boys.
These teams compete against each
other and their progress is eager-
ly watched by each student.
Plans are being formed for
graduation, which we plan to hold
June 23.
Chickenpox took its toll this
month, but we are glad to have
the victims back at school again.
MR. ARCHIE SOMERVILLE and fam-
ily who recently lost their barn and live-
stock by fire, would like to express their
sincere appreciation and thanks to all
kind neighbors and friends who so gen-
erously gave of their time and equipment
in cleaning up after the fire, and to ev-
eryone who helped in any way. Special
thanks goes to those who collected and
contributed to the large sum of money
which was presented to them.
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WEEK - END
--- SPECIALS ---
General Electric
Automatic Frying Pan
Regular 21.95 SPECIAL ' 1519
General Electric
Portable Mixer
Regular 23.95 SPECIAL 16.99
Limited Quanties
•
Baldwin Hardwire
Household and Builders' Hardware
Phone 61 •Seaforth
THE CANADIAN LEGION
presents
Hypnotic Marvels
Featuring
Dr.
Morton
Greene
• THRILLS • FUN • SURPRISES
ONE NIGHT ONLY I
Thursday, June 6
8:00 p.m.
Seaforth Community Centre
Admission _ _ _ $1.00
Students, Children - - 50c
Vit.:. 2(
This ' is the only' Tip Tod`;;
1957 , - • " sot "1�Tuf S i
you need a suite bettor ge{
fore June 4th, Alt i'ip log flet.
check, stripe- and novelty worse.
and tweeds go., into this .h1g sa.,_.,
(Tropical& and''serges only except,.
ed.) Save up to 05,00 now ,a
these sale prices._
TIP TOP
Reg. $64.50 SA
FLEET ST.
Reg. $74.50 SALR..
LADIES' TAILORED --
Tip Top
SUITS
At 20% Discount
Ladies! Choose from the same
group of all -wool English worsteds,
novel twists and neat checks. Tail-
ored to your measure in the style
of your choice. You know Tip Top
values, so save up to $15.00 now
at these sale prices.
TIP TOP
Reg. $64.50
FLEET ST.
Reg. $74.50 .......
SALE 51.60
. SALE 5910
Fathers Day
Is Coming
SUNDAY, JUNE 16
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bacteria
laden
moisture
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Baffle deflect*
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vacuum
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Milker Lid
Plus ... Famous calf -nose inflations . . Safe, love
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KEEPS BACTERIA COUNT WAY DOWN
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EGGS and
POULTRY
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