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The Seaforth News, 1957-04-25, Page 8FOR WOMEN ONLY! SPECIAL SALE OF TIP TOP TAILORS SUITS & SPRING COATS` TAILORED TO MEASURE REGULAR SUIT PRICES 64.50 TO 74.50 ON SALE FOR i45.15 SALE ENDS SAT., MAY 4 Ladies ! Save up to 29.35 on a tailored to measure Suit in this big Tip Top Tailors sale. The cloths are all distinctive ladies' fabrics and include pastel tweeds, Boucles, slub effects, fleck tones, nubby weaves, linen weaves and smooth worsteds. Choose from powder, grey, pink, gold, tur- quoise, fawn, brown, navy and black, Twenty-three distinctive styles to choose from SALE PRICE - 45.15 OTHER SALE VALUES TAILORED SKIRTS 14.35 TAILORED SLACKS 14,35 TAILORED JACKETS' , . 32;00 TAILORED JO:DPURS , , 15.95 TIP TOP SPRING C }ATS Tailored -To -Measure regular 54.50 to 64.50 PR!CE 39.50 &x'3.75 PRICE Choose from Harris tweeds, Boucle cloths, basket weaves and Scotia weaves in a wide choice of shorty or full length styles. Tailored to your individual measurements at 39.50 and 43.75 $TEWART BROS. MEN'S DEPT. Brownie's DRIVE-IN Clinton Featuring the best shows for clean family entertainment -0- Two shows nightly First show at dusk -0- PI•ograin of Coming Events available at box office Children under 12 in cars free ,,na a nnuuuu,m u n w m m nua,mn• DRAW WINNERS Winner of ,the draw for the toy monkey at Cleary's IGA store was Miss Barbara Iszaco- vies of Seaforth. The winning ticket was drawn iby Alexene Williamson of Walton. Winner of the car was Mrs. Edith Egan, 250 Erie Ave., 'Brantford, Ont. A CORDIAL INVITATION is extended to all women of Seaforth and district to at- tend an open meeting of the McKillop - Seaforth - Tuck-. ersinith Women's Progress- ive Conservative Association Monday evening, April 29, at 8.15 p.m. in St. Thomas' Parish Hall. Guest speaker, L. E. Cardiff: Program Lunch GENTLEMEN WELCOME !NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC To follow in agreement with surrounding towns who are swinging to Saturday night closing, the Seaforth Merchants generally were agreeable to follow the majority after a vote was taken, the result being 26 for Friday night and 19 for Saturday night. The result of a recent ballot has shown that the customers are also in accord with Friday night being open night. The vote was 650 for Friday and 594 for Saturday. it has been found advis- able to give Friday night a trial for the coming months. The exact date of the change will be announced dater. SEAFORTH CHAMBER OF CONEVI.FROE • Huron Enumerators Start on Lists The following enumerators have been 'appointed for' Huron Riding Iby J. K. Hunter, of God- erich, Returning Officer, and are now preparing lists of vot- ers for the June '10 election. Ashfield- gen 1.. Mrs. David MoDiaimlid 2. Will 'Close, Lucknow '7 3. Mrs. Wilfred Hackett, 4. Roy Petrie 5. Robert 'Simpson 6. Duncan 'Parrish 7. Mrs. Finlay McDonald Blyth- 1. Jean Fairservice 2.' Mrs, 'Harold Phillips 'Brussels 1, Eric Collins 2. Mrs. Margaret Kreuter 3, Robert Bennett 101inton- 1. Mrs. K. RVlorgan 2. Mrs, Alice Runnball 3. Mrs Doris Thorndike .4, 'Mrs. Diok Dixon 'Colborne - 1. (Russell ff ernighan 2: Mrs. Doris ]Hamilton S. Charles, Tyndall 4: Ernest'Bogie Exeter - Wayne Tuckey 2. 'George Ritter Jr. S. ,Mrs. Eric Campbell 4. ;Enema ]Beaver Goderich Township - 1. Mrs. George Salkeld 2. 'Charles Houghton 3. Mrs, James Stirling 4. Harold Tyndall 5. Mrs. Ira Merrill 6. Bert Finlay Grey- Township- 1. Lawson Doig 2. Douglas Hemingway 3. Rae Houston 4. Ken McLean 5, 'Mrs, Elston Speiran 6. 1VIrs, Carl McDonald 7, Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Hay Township - 1. Lorne 'Chapman 2. 'Stewart Bell ' 3. Wilfred Schilbe 4. Gordon Surerus 5. William 'Haugh 6. 'Carl oestnicher 7. Garnet Datars 8. Max Turnbull Hensall: Peter L. 1VIcNaughton Hibbert Township - 1. August Ducharme 2. Mrs, Marie 1VIelady 3. Lloyd 'Colquhoun 4. Mrs. Wesley Russell Hullett Township - 1. Jim Jamieson 2. Mrs. 'George ;Sarah 3. Lloyd Medd 4. John Armstrong 5. •Clark Ball 6. 'Stanley Lyon 7. William Wagner McKillop Township - 1. Joe Flanagan Sr, 2. Gordon Scott 3. Mrs. William Boyd 4. William ;Somerville Morris Township - 1, 1VIrs. James Phelan 2. Walter Shortreed 3. Howard -Clark 4, Miller McArter 5, Charles 'Campbell 6. William Ding Seaforth- 1. Robert (Smith (Main St.) 2. Elmer Rivers 3. James Kelly 4. Lloyd Bedard 6, Jack Praiser 6, Robert Charters Stanley - 1. Mrs. John A. McEwen 2, Mrs. Elsner Swan 3. Alex McBeath 4. David F. Anderson 5. Russell Oesch G. Mrs. John Turner 7. Noel Laporte 8. Spencer Ervine Stephen. Township - 1. George Hepburn 2. Winston IShapton 3. Leonard Wein 4. Alvin Finlcbeiner 5. Herbert McKeever 6. Melvin Stade 7. Stewart Sweitzer 8. ]Mrs. Margaret Love 9. Mat ,Sweitzer 10. Mrs. Thelma Booast Tuckersmith Township -- 1. James 'Devereaux 2. John 'Nicholson 3. Mrs. Gregor McGregor 4. W. D. Wilson 5. Mrs. Roy Bell 6. 'Mrs.CC'has. Eyre 7. Mrs. Agnes Gattinger 8. Mrs, Dick Jacobs Usborne Township - 1. Garnet' [flicks 2„ A, Eastman 3. Wm. Sims 4. Kenneth Drennan 5. Gordon Ford 6. Howard J.'ym 7. Clarence 'Rowdy East Wawanosh Township - 1. 'Orville McGowan 2. S. P. Hallahan 3. George Walker 4. John. J. McGee 5. Oliver Anderson West Wawanosll Township - 1. Wm. S. Stewart 2. Thomas McPhee 3. James Wilson ' 4. 'Chester Taylor 5. Archie Aitoheson 6. Gus 'Redmond Goderich Town- 1. Marjorie Young and Mrs Goldie •Smith 2E Mrs. Jerry Whaley and 01 ave MacDonald 2W Mary Curren and Mrs. Jack Whetstone 3. Mrs. fRoibert Wilson and Mary Buchanan 4. Mrs. Albert Kn'eeshaw, Mrs' Ralph Kingswell 5. Anna Moser 'and Mrs. Verne Smith - 6. Julia Westbrook and 'Mrs Elliott Rivett 7. Mrs. George Beacom, and Mn.sRobert Rae 8. Mrs. Louis Fulford and Mrs. Joe Moore 9. Grace Patterson 'and Harry 'Sturdy', 10. M.Clairmont, Chas, Leckie 1,1. Chas. Edward and John Newcombe 12,E Phyllis Wilson and Art Keating 12W Vela Chambers and Geo, McLeod CROM:ARTY Easter visitors in the eoan- snunity were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Albibiss, Georgetown, 'vrthh . Mr. and Mrs, Harold Carey: Miss Ina Jefferson, 'Munro,, with Mr. arid' -sirs, 'Robert Laing, Mrs. Bert 'Russell, Mitchell Miss Florence Russell, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr. and .'Mrs. Jas. Aikenhead, Egmondville, with Mr. ,and Mrs. T. Laing. Mrs.' Frank iCadick and Shar- on Grace, London, with . Mrs. Grace 'Scott. Mrs. David Ritchie with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton ,and family, Stratford, with Mrs, 04 Houghton. Mr. and Mlvs. Ferg. McKellar and family,. ,Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar. Mr. Clive McDonald and fam- ily, and Mrs. E. McDonald, Mit- chell, with -"Miss Olive Sp'eare. Mr. (Harold Ford, (Byron, with Mr. Ken Walker. Miss Wilma Harper eccomp- anied the Misses ,Godbolt of Mit- chell on a condu'eted tour to New York City for the Easter' weekend. Mrs. Donald Scott ,and :baby daughter returned home fljoan Searforbh Hospital on Tuesday. Misses Margaret Jean Rus- sell and Margaret Ann Wallace, I accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Elliott to ]Niagara Falls on Saturday. Mrs. Robert Laing is a pa- tient in 'Stratford Hospital hav- ing undergone aninor surgery. Mr. Laverne Wallace attended, a hockey banquet held in Sea - forth Arena on Thursday even- ing. • Laura Chappel had her tonsils removed in (Seaforth hos- pital on Friday.' Mrs. ]Robert Boyce is visiting with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Sper- ling and babyson, in Toronto. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family of the late Mr, Robert Miller. Many friends and relatives from here attended the funeral service in Exeter on Monday. The Easter meeting of the WMS was held in the church on Good Friday evening with the president, Mrs. T. Laing presid- ing. The programa provided in the Glad Tidings was [followed and Mrs. Lloyd ,Sor'sdahl read the scripture lesson, giving com- ments and prayer. The roll call was answered with an Easter verse and after the offering was received ]Mrs. Sarah 'Scott of- fered the dedicatory prayer. Mrs. T. L. Scott gave interests highlights of the Synodical meeting in ,Listowel. Two spe- cial 'musical numbers were sung by the male quartette. Mrs. Da- vid Ritchie, who has since mov- ed frond (Seaforth to reside with her son, David, at Lindsay, was guest speaker using as her sub- ject "The First Good iFrid'ay". Words of appreciation to those Making part were expressed by Mrs, ,Calder Mc'K'aig and the meeting was closed with prayer by Rev. S. 'Kerr. At the Sunday •afternoon vice which was well attended, the infant daughters of Mr. and rs. Frank Miller and 'Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen were present- ed for baptism. (Special Easter• anthem was sung by the choir with Mrs, T. L. Scott as soloist. The Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary had as their guests at their Easter meeting, members of the McDougall Society of Mit- chell Presbyterian Church. The president, Mrs. Lorne Elliott opened the meeting wibh an Ea- ster poem, followed with a hymn ani the roll call which was an- swered with a verse on the Res- urrection. (Reports were given by the secretary and the treas- urer and business dealt with. Af- ter a few words of introduction by the {president the visiting, la- dies took charge of the program with Mrs. R. Homuth in the chair. Mrs. G. Lamont led in de- votions, closing her meditations with a poem by Phillips Brooks and prayer. Interestingg facts were given by Mrs. F. !Cameron, Mrs. O'Donnell favored with a solo "The 'Christ of the Cross" and was accompanied at the piano by Mrs, Davidson. The topic was given by Miss Muriel Stuart, wising as her thein the Easter story and its 'signifi- cance, and the meeting closed with the Lord's prayer in uni- son. Refreshments were served by the 'committee appointed and a social hour enjoyed Iby all. Words of appreciation were ex- pressed by Mrs, Calder McKeig and Mrs. W. N. Binning. The Y.P.S. regular Easter. service was iheld in the church on Sunday evening with the members tarring special parts. Phillip James presided 'an'd the scripture passages were read by .Alice .Sorsd'ahl and Alex Meikle. Prayer was offered by Joy Viv- an. The topic was given by Mrs. T. L. (Scott, and a special' umb- er was sung Iby the choir; also a duet by Margaret Coleman and Ruth Howe. The ushers were Duncan Scott and Geo. Vivian. The meeting closed with prayer by 'Rev. IS. Kerr. decorated chair with colon schemes of pink and white and traditional balloons, 'and an 'ad- dress read by 1VIergaret Cole - amen and presented with lovely ;gifts Marlene ;'Cooper assisted. 'Contributing tb the program,; Miss Faye Sloss, with a ° vocal solo, her mother'accompanying atthe piano, and a reading by Mrs. (Ivan Forsythe. A- highlight of tlae evening wag the presenta- tion of a mook wedding with several girl friends of Marlene Portraying the various roles. Luncheon was Served. Arranging the affair were ]Mrs, Oiwal 'Coo- per, Mrs. ` Alex 'Miller, Mrs. Bruce Armstrong, and Mrs. Jack Consitt. Tuesday Miss Joan Talbot of Seaforth was hostess at her home in Seaford' when students 04 grade 12 of .Seafort) District High ]School entertained and presented' Marlene with a Sun- beam electric fry pan. Friday evening the Misses Re- na Murray and 'Connie 'Ostland of Exeter, were joint' hostesses at Miss Murray's residence for a kitchen shower. • Wednesday Apr. 19th the la- dies of r Chiselhurst !United Church met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Ross, mother.: of the bride, and presented -her 'with a miscellaneous shower, Marlene receiving some lovely and Cost- ly gifts. Mrs. Percy Wright fa- youred with 'a aleading, and the Misses Saye Boss and Marilyn Eyre, and Faye [Ross 'and Dor- othy Parker favoured with vo- cal duets. The guest speaker at St. An- drew's 'Limited 'Church on Sun- day, April 28th 11 a.m.,I(Day- light Saving Time) will be Rev. Burton of London. 'Communion service will be observed. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hillier and John of London visited on the Easter weekend with 'Mrs. lier's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Alex Ma urtrie. The WMS of St. Andrew's Un- ited Church held a most success- ful Horne ;Bake Sale on Satur- day realizing the sum of $30.00. Mr. Allan Cochrane is a pa- tient in Clinton Hospital suffer- ing from a heart ailment. Dr. and Mrs. Dobson of :St. Thomas were Sunday :guests with Mrs, N. McLeod'at the Manse, Mrs. Jean Kyle of ' Clinton spent ,Easter Sunday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Emmerson Ifyle. ]Sunday guests of Mr, Robert iThomson were Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'Cornish 'and family of 'Goderich and over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer of Parry Sound. Special Easter services at St. Andrew's United Church 'Sunday were in charge of the guest speaker, Dr. Dotson of St. Thomas. The 'choir, under the direction of Miss ffvison render- ed special music. and Hank Ben- nindyk sang a solo. The flowers placed at the altar were in mem- ory of the late Mrs John Hend- erson and Rev. McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Dickers visited Sunday with relatives in Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor of Sthatford were Easter Sunday guests of Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss Whiteman, Mr. and Mrs. 'N. Long spent the Easter weekend visiting' friends in Walkerton and Owen Sound. Mr. 'Bud McLeod of Ottawa is visiting his mother, Mrs. N. Mc- Leod at the manse. 'Mrs. Joe LeGard, Sari -,Sue and Billy of Weston are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long. MT. and Mrs. Stewart Beattie and family of Winghaan were Sunday guests of Mrs. Robert McBride and Lorne. One Man Dead, Crash Hurts 5 Robert Miller, of R.R. 1, Kirk - ton, died and five other per- sons were injured in a car -truck crash south of Exeter on April 1961i. Mr. Miller was driving a truck which was in collision with a oar operated by Alex Hyde of R.R. 3, Kippen. Mr. Hyde, his wife, two daughters, Jean. and - Marjorie and (Inc.1Inez Baden - ham of Bayfield were injured in the crash. KIPPEN (Miss Marlene Ross, a (bride of Saturday, April 20th was feted ,at many functions prior to (ser wedding. Fifty, neighbors and friends met at her hoane for a miscellaneous presentation. The guest of honor was seated in a WANTED 12 head of yearling steers for grass. Rates reasonable. Phone Clinton 1513 2-7494. Jack Medd FOR 'SALE A Universal milking machine, 2 unit, in good condition. Reason- able, or would exchange for live stock or grain -Wanted: a grass seeder for ME No. 12 13, ram drill. Wilbert Pratt, lot 20, con. 14, Grey. Brussels phone 43r7 FOR SALE McCormick power washing cream separator, used only•6 mos. Priced to sell. John Heyink, phone 23r3 Blyth WANTED Cattle to put on pasture, plenty of grass and water, Louis Dillon,. tri, Dublin FOR SALE Coal, salt and cement; we de- liver. Cement water trough forms available to rent, Phone 36x13. Krauskopf Bros., Dublin NOTICE Culstom work with wide stiff toothed cultivator and harrows, will 'work any place. Also clean- ing- up ashes and garbage. J. h. Burns, phone 69R Seaforth FOR SALE 2 -year-old Yorkshire hog. Ger- ald. Sherwood, lot 12, con. 13, Mc- Killop. Phone Seaforth 8811.33 FOR SALE Mixed Gladiolus bulbs, 50c a doz. Cactus Dahlia bulbs, mixed colors, 8 . bulbs for $1. Prank Riley,,Kinbmn. Phone 841r32 WORK WANTED Dutch boys "want farm work, 19 years old. Apply to Gerald van den Hengel, phone 852x11 CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hulley wish to • express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends, neigh- bors who sent cards,: flowers.and messages of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Street, Rev. A. W. Watson, Mr, L. Tasker, Mrs. H. Brown and to those who so kindly loaned their •cars. Ev- erything was deeply appreciated CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincerest thanks to all my kind friends, neighbors and relatives who, sent gifts, flowers and `cards and vis- ited me while a patient in Scott Memorial' Hospital. Also to Dr. Stapleton and the nurses for their kind attention. All was much appreciated. Mrs. Sarah,McIver CARD OF, THANKS we wish to thank the friends and .neighbors for their kindness and expressions of sympathy duringour bereavement. The Family of the late Mrs. William Pullman - WANTED An old piano, fit for scrap. Phone 84 Seaforth FOR SALE„ Mixed, gladiolus bulbs, 50 large, $2.50. 50 medium $1.50. Not less than 50 at those prices. Murray Tyndall, Brucefield, Ont. Dining room e, buffet, table and 4 chairs, $25. Phone 470M WANTED 25 head of cattle for grass. Phone 830r38 Seaforth. George Fox, Walton FOR SALE Children's dresses, sweaters, baby sets,' rompers and suits hand knit, Phone 148 FOR SALE Two Holstein bull calves, Ger- ald van den Hengel, phone S52r11 FOR SALE Ladies bicycle with coaster brake and parcel carrier, in good condition, reason- ably priced. Phone Dublin 40R4 Chas. Kintner Good heeling sORtrain Border Collie puppies, Ken Thompson, rr2 Seaforth. Phone 888113 ED Musicians wantedN oDorchestra work. String bass and violin. Evening work. Phos, 655x'8 Seaforth OR Timothy see . Lewis Bolton. phone 8401,22 Seaforth OA Timothy seer, Rd, oats, orchard. grass, also some baled hay: Arnold Jamieson, phone HU 2-9828 Clinton... SALESMEN WANTED RAWLBIGH BUSINESS NOW OPEN IN Huron 'County. Trade well establish- ed. Excellent opportunity. Full. time. Write at once. Rawleigh's Dept, D-864 189, Montreal, Que. FOR SALE Rodney oats and timothy seed, and baled hay. John W. Thompson„ RR2 Sea - forth, Phone 883131 FOR SALE 50 acre grass farm in McIfillop Twn. Drilled well with windmill. All workable land and well drained, in grass at pre- sent time. This isone of the beet .fifty acres in the district. Also 100 acres of grass land in Tuck- ersmith. Number of other farms with buildings. HAROLD JACKSON Seaforth Also frame cottage on Centre street Auction Sale - Of Household Furniture. On Saturday, April 27th, at 1.30 P.M. at the residence of Mrs. J. P. Scott, John street, 8 piece chesterfield, 5 piece dining room suite, oak; end table, lamps, 1 mantel clock, 8 necking chairs, 2 oc- ensional chairs, library table, 2 small tables, kitchen table, 4 chairs, day bed. 2 beds, springs & mattresses. 2 dressers and stands. Bedding, down comforter; lawn. swing with mattress ; 2 lawn chairs; mirrors, bath tub. Coleman space beater; propane gas cook stove; copper -boiler; crocks, quantity dishes, quantity cooking utensils, trays, scatter mats, rubber tired lawn mower (new); curtain stretchers (new) ; garden tools, sealers, Other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer Edwin Chesney, Clerk Mrs. .7. F. Scott, Prop. Auction Sale' 08 Property end Household Effects.. In the town of Seaforth on Crombie Bt., on Friday, April 26th, at 1.30 P.M. Household Effects Upright piano, liv- ing room tables, antique walnut sofa and chairs, writing desk, china cabinet, dining room table & chairs; day bed, sawingmachine; kitchen table and chairs; cupboard; 2 bedroom suites,' 2 chests of drawers; olectrie lamps; kit- chen stove; kitchen utensils; china, and other articles too numerous to mention. Property - 6 room frame house on Crombie street, hydro, bathroom, hot Water heating system. Immediate pos- session. House is. in .good condition. Terms 10% down, balance in 30 days. Will be offered subject to reserve bid. 'Chattels cash Prop.. Estate of late Mrs. Emma Wil- liams; And., Harold Jackson. Clerk, E. P. Chesney Home For Sale Goderich st., Seaforth, Ont: Comfortable storey- andhalf stucco 0 rooms including 8 bedrooms. glassed in front porch. Large open veranda.' At- tacked garage overhead door. heavy wiring, roomy 8 piece bath with cupboards. Living room and din- ing room newly decorated, interior and exterior in excellent repair. Corner lot ,approximately 160'1.70' with established garden and fruit trees. 2 outbuildings. ,Contact B. M. Francis, Box 108, Exeter, Ont. Phone off. 24, res. 164 Notice Content gravel, 1111, top soil, manure loading, lawns filled up, any kind of work with cat. tractor and trucks. Prices -right, by the job or hour. Jack MaLlwain, or H. Mcllwain, Seaforth FOR SALE The' better a telectric Viking cream separator in ell sizes, in stainless steel. Repairing a specialty. Also 'parts for Renfrew separator. A few reconditioned separators in other bakes on hand at present. Basil O'Rourke. phone HW 2- 9181, Brucefield THE SEAPORTH NEWS. Thursday, April 25, 1957 BOX Funeral. Service AMBULANCE. Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowers for all occasions. Phones: Day 43 Night 596W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Pibpne 90 Seaforth JOHN A, GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seater* SEAFORTH CLINIC E, A. McMaster, ILA., M.D., Internist P. L. Brady. M.D., Surgeon Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., daily except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday 'and Sat- urdoy only 7-9 p.os Appointments .made inadvance ary desirable - VETERINARY SURGEON J. O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S. Main St., Seaforth Phone 105 JOHN E. 1.0NGSTAIFF - Optometrist Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to 5.80; Wed. D AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. e' byappointmentonly, Clinton HU -2-7010, above Hawkins' Ildwe, Mon, 9 to 6.80. Watson ;& Reid INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks ef- fected at lowest rates _ in First, Class Companies INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate MAIN ST. SEAFORTH Phone 334 Res, '540 'blue coal'_ the solid fuel for solid comfort WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE' OIL DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 or 802ti o• AND FUEL OIL. WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - Res. 318w FARMERS If you are equipped to handle feed in, bulk. Seo us for special prices denveredi to your bin. -Topnotch Feeds Limited. Phone 15 Seaforth NOTICE For artificial insemination informs. tion or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding As- sociation at: Clinton HU 2-3441 between 7.80 and 9.30 A.M. Wo ha available -top quality at toy w� ' at. 't RADIO REPAIRS Quick, inexpensive Wad guaranteed: radio repairs to all kinds of radios at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite Dick House, phone 847R, Seaforth NOTICE I£ you want gravel. sand, top agil or excavating just phone 854: Seaforth. ED BOYOE FARMERS, NEED GRAIN See us for epee]al bulk prices deliv- ered to your barn. Topnotch Feeds Lim- ited. Phone 15 Seaforth BRAESIDE REST HOME For elderly people and convalescents. Telephone Mrs. Boyce, 126 W Mitchell NOTICE Agent for. Viking cream separators - We have now and a few good used ma- chines on hand; also repairs. John Byer- man, phone 848r24 Seaforth The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD, OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers --President Wm. S. Alexander I Vice -Pres., R. Archibald: Manager and Sec.-Treas., M. A, Reid, Seaforth. Directors -J. L. Malone, Seaforth 1 7. H. Mc -Ewing. Blyth • W. S. Alexander, Walton; E. 3. Trowartha, Clinton; J. E. Pepper, Brueefio]d• 0. W. Leonhardt. Bornholm; H. Fuller, Goderich• 05. Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broadflet. Seaforth. Agents - Wm. Leiper Jr., Londesboro i J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen ; Selwyn Baker, Brussels, Eric Munroe, Seaforth. Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact other business, will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respebtive post offices. Seaforth 'Seed • Cleaning Plant OPEN FOR SPRING BUSINESS Phone Hector Chesney 298 or Seaforth Lumber - 47 Hudson Sterling Coal- SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE EXETER President, E, Clayton Colquhoun, - RR1 Science Hill - Vice President, Harry Coates, RR1 Centralia Directors -Martin Feeney, RR2 Dub- lin ; Wm. A. Hamilton, Cromarty ; Milton MoCurdy, RRY, Elrkton•;-'Alex J. Rohde. - RR 3. Mitchell Agents Thos. G. 'Ballantyne, RBI Woodham ; Clayton Harris, Mitchell ; Stanley Hocking, Mitchell Solicitor -W. 0, Cochrane, - Exeter Secretary -Treasurer, Arthur Eraser, Exeter FOR SALE Half Price - 80 Aluminum combine. tion windows, several wooden storm , doors, various sizes. Jackson Home&. Ltd., Seaforth For Sale ',Brick double house on James street, two separate apts., recently vacated. A good investment - Two story brick dwelling on Tamed et., in excellent condition, very centrally located, priced right for quick sale. Worth ' in- vestigating, possession arranged. Cement block, one storey dwelling, centrally located, modern conveniences. Brick dwelling in Hensall, centrally located. Frame, asphalt covered' dwelling fn Brussels, good barn, suitable for poultry. M. A. REID c axcr..ara;.. 's ::i%