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The Seaforth News, 1956-04-05, Page 8ra17117 "E"1" 1111111[ .d 11 1111. 1111 Choose from check tweeds. slub effects, novelty design tweeds, r,:agA wide range of shades featuring grey, fawn, brown, green, and blue --- Also navy blazers in single or double breasted styles -- s We carry regular and tall lengths in all sport coats in both two button and the new short lapel three button style. • Look over these smart new Sport Jackets today and choose yours at--- New Slacks Gabardines, worsted flannels, pic n' pits, troplcals, fine Venetians and slub effect worsteds in all the best shades. Priced at 5.95 to 17,95 WALTON Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dundas over the Easter week end were Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews, Mrs. Neale Reid, Dennis and Eric, 4V Ir. and Mrs. Frank Dundas, Dale, Darl- een and Debby, all of Toronto, and Mrs. Ruby Dundas, Eleanor, Carolyn and Joyce of Glencoe. Last Monday night .the East Highway "Too Late Euchre Club" held its annual closing night dinner which consisted of roast chicken with trimmings, pie, ice cream and cake,. thus ending up a very enjoyable weekly get-together of the winter months. Although at times it was quite evident that a little four -legged visitor might crash the party, the play- ers carried on with more vim and vigor than ever. The mem- bers are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest !Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Leeming, Mr. Edwin and Miss Bessie Davidson with Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas ably sup- plying for anyone who could not attend. The prize winners for the sea- son were ladies' high, Mrs, Thos. Leeming; lone hands, Mrs. Ern- est Stevens, !Consolation, Mrs. Jim Clarke. ,Gent's high, Thos. Leeming; lone hands, Edwin Da- vidson; consolation, Ernest Ste- vens. The Store for Men Stewart Bros. BLAKE Mr. and Mrs. John 'Steckle of Vineland, spent Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Josiah Stec- kle and family and Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson Erb. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oeseh were visited on Saturday by friends from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erb were visited by relatives who were in the chorus of singers who gave a program in 'bhe Am- ish Mennonite Church on Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Elva Young and family of Hamilton spent Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manson and family of Toronto spent Easter weekend with Mrs. Man- son and Mr. and Mrs. Newel Geiger and family. Measles are making their rounds in this vicinity. McKILLOP The W.M.S. and W. A. of Duff's Church, McKillop, held their March meeting at the home of Mrs. David Muir, on March 20th, with a good attend- ance of members and visitors. Mrs. James Kerr had charge of the WMS. meeting. :Scripture les- sons were read by Mrs. Aaron Jaartzi. A two -minute silent prayer was observed for the late Rev. David Carswell. The study book was given by Mrs. Gordan E. Papplo. Invitations were received from Walton and Your FOR THE SEAFORTH LIONS rs WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th --- PAPER --- MAGAZINES --- RAGS --- OLD MATTRESSES --- AUSPICES --- SEAFORTH LIONS • CLUB BRODHAGEN Mr, Roy Wickie of Stratford with his friend Lloyd Pfiefer. r and Mrs. Joh Mr. and M n Fische son Martin of Toronto with his parents Revand Mrs. E..Fischer. Mr. Carl Elligson and'.' Janet Of Windsor with his mother Mrs. Caroline Elligson. Mr, and Mrs. Ad Pfeifer and Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dittmer at- tended the wedding of the forms- er's son Lloyd to Miss Mildred Marks at Brussels on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bennewies of Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bennewies for the week end. Mr. Roy Heileman, who has been home on a week's leave from Edgar, who was also visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Bsnnewies and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood _Smart in Windsor, returned with them. Mies Velma Pomrenke, Water- loo College, visited friends here over the week end. Mr, Donald Ahrens, Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs_ Chas, .Ahrens. Mr. Alvin Rose of Saa,'nia, with Mr, and Mrs. Chris W. Leonardt, Mrs, _Rose returning home with him after spending the past week here. Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe spent Baster week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hinz, ancl. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinz Sr., Leamington. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Woodward and giris of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Querengesser. Mrs. Woodward, Donna ' and Gay, re- mained for the week. Mrs. Henry Weber returned to her home after spending the win- ter with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mikel, Fullerton, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur' Morton, Lynn and Colin of Oshawa.with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hicks.' Lynn and Colin remained Por the:Das. ter holidays. Mr. and Mrs, John Mueller and Ruth Ann of Hamilton with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aug, Hine - A plant was placed in the chancel of the church at the Eas- ter Sunday service in memory of Leslie Beuerman who passed away 3 years ago, April 1, and his brother Harry Beuerman who died 2 year's ago, April 3rd. It was placed there by their' wife and family. Members of Milvertan Luther League presented their play, Rag- gity Ann in St, Peters Lutheran church here on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar- Riegel and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riegel. Mr. Russell Sholdice ueicler- went an operation at the Shoidice Surgery, Thornhill, this week, Miss Grace Fischer and Miss Carole Rose are holidaying in To- ronto oronto with Mr. and Mrs, John Fischer. Mrs. John Kahle and Irvin, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Mill- ford, Mich., and Mrs. James El- liott, Listowel, with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Heileman and Mr. G. Mueller. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cribb and girls of Glencoe with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smyth and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Diekison, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Broughton and family, Atwood, with her Parents . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock, Miss Audrey Hinz, Stratford, with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Hinz for the week end Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Leon- hardt were surprised when broth- ers and sisters and immediate fancily were invited to the home of their son Ross Leonhardt and Mrs. Leonhardt for a. fowl dinner on Friday, March 30th, on the oc- casion of their- 35th wedding an- niversary. In the evening nieces and nephews gathered at tine same home to celebrate with them. They were presented with a beautiful basket of flowers and other gifts. The flowers were placed in St. Peters Lutheran church on Easter Sunday, of which church the celebrants are members. Mrs. Leonhardt was the former Ella Mogk, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Mogk, and Mr. Leonhardt is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Leonhardt. They have one sore Ross, RR1 Bornholm, on the home farm and one grandson Kim Leonhardt, Mr, and Mrs. Leonhardt reside in the village. Bethel societies to meet with them in the near future. Both invitations were 'accepted. Mns. It. 1R. Scott and Mrs. G. Mac- Kenzie are to be our delegates to the Spring 'Presbytery in Ex- eter. .Mrs, Ross Gordon looked after the W. A. sleeting. Letters of thanks were read from Mrs, Alec Snaith and Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs. D. Muir Was presented with a gift from the societies as they are moving to their home shortly. Mrs. Eldon Kerr gave a reading "Friends". Mrs. James Keys offered her home for a quilting. Dhe meet- in- closed by all repeating' the Mizpah Benediction, VARNA Holiday visitors over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. T. Pitt, Miss Anne Ostrom, Miss Marg- aret McGiymont, 1VIr, George 'Coleman, all of Toronto, Miss Jean Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Webster of London, Mrs. R. Webster of (Clinton. Mr. Barry Taylor is spending a couple of weeks in Florida. Mr. and 'Mrs. Don Barker and family of King returned hems last week after spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymnont. Miss Joan Me- Clymont accompanied them. Easter services were well at- tended in the United Church on ,Sunday +afternoon with the pas- tor, 'Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who sent cads while I was a patient in hospital. Clem' m —Mea, G Haase and baby I wish to thank Dr. Stapleton, the nurses of Scott Mcmorinl Hospital and ell the friends, relatives and neighbors cards,flowers and treats' who sent mo hite I was n patient In the hoseitid. JOANNE BDUERMANN "Thank You" — To: my doctors and nurses, the nmsier staff and their helpers I wish to express a sincere word of gr7atitude for their many acts of thoughtfulness and kind consideration during my stay at the Scott Memorial Hospital. Also for the beautiful flowers and cheery greeting cards,. Many, many thanks. - W. J. 1)UNCAN' FOR SALE • 2 Registered Hereford brills, very good type, serviceable age. Phone 647r5 Sea- forth, lllsin Nott FOR SALE 5 good young sheep due to. lamb Apr. 15. Also Hereford and Jersey heifer with calf at foot. George Colclough, RR1 Clinton. Phone S13J8 Clinton TO RENT 33 acres of good land to rent, Tucker. smith. Suitable for any kind of, crop. Apply to The News Office FOR SALE Ten good pigs ready to wean. Also a few Hags of potatoes. A. R. Davidson, Seaforth 11122. Phone 667r3 FOR SALE One two section spring Methharrow, and a 6 0. tandem disc. Both in Al shape. W. E. Haney, phone 662-33 TEACHER WANTED Protestant teacher for SS ##9 Me.- Killen, FKiliop, enrolment of 12 pupils.,, Apply stating qualifications and salary ex- cta1 WAng j1in 16, to W. Dennis, Sec.-Treas., FOR SA1-E OR RENT House as eight rooms with electric lights and water, with basement. Also e. garden and garage. Immediate posses- sion. MTS, James .Barron, telephone. 195 Rs eafo •th WANTED Wanted to buy or rent, small limn, ,lith good hi/tidings. Apply to The News FOR SALE A quantity ot timothy seed. Lewis Belton, phone 840r22 Seaforth NOTICE POULTRYMEN For highest prices for fowl (hens or roasters) contact Mel Dale or G. Me• Llwain. Phone Seaforth 530W, or 841 r14 after 5 P.M. ESTATE AUCTION SALE Clearing auction Salle of farm, farm stock, machinery and household effects -a at dolt 27, 'con. 2, ,Stanley tn., 114 west, 1 mile south of ICIanton R'ad'ar School on Friday, April 13th at 12.30 Horses — Black -Plencheron team (.1400 lbs.) ‘Cattle-Duvhanz cow due time of 'sale; Durham ,cow 'clue in June; .6Dunham cows fresh wetlh calves 'at foot; Durham buil two years old; 2 steers ready for market; 1 'heifer ready Tor mar- ket; 4 Hereford and Durham steers rising 2 years 'old; '2 Dur- ham heifers '(8,50 lbs) ; 15 Dur- lnanr steers and heifers 1 year Hogs—•2 York sows •lured 2 months; 20 York Chunks ,(90 lbs) ,Machinery-1O1iver 77 Stand- ard tractor fully equipped (like new) 'Oliver 2 -farrow plow; Mc- Cormick; . Dleeriaig 3-duarow plow John Deere tractor disk; 24 -inch Dion threshing machin +(like new), .shredder and drive belt; 'MldCoa'mick 15 -disk fertil- izer drill !(like new), Manure spreader on rubber; MoOoi'mick Deering side rake (like new); 8: fit, mower; spring tooth culti- vator; 3 drum, steel roller; 5 -sec- tion diamondharrows; M. H. 74t binder in good condition; M. H. hay loader; Sulky rake; 6 -ft. mower; 7.ft. Cocks'rhu'tt tractor mower and power lift; rubber - tired farm wagon, flat hay rack; scuffler; set farm sleighs and rack; set 'of scales; Renfrew cream separator with anotor; fanning mill with motor; Gehl hammer mill (new) ; ,grain throw- er and pipes '(new); extension straw blower pipes; root pulper; grain grinder with 3 ln:p. motor; power emery; rip saw; circular saw; aluminum wheel barrow (new) ; quantity syrup equip - anent; sap 'p'ails and pan; 'colony house 12x12, new; 'broad,er; quantity of used steel roofing; new steel posts; Cedar posts; steel water trough; 1500 feet of 1 inch hemlock lumber; quantity 1 and 2 inch elm; carpenter tools and other tools. Grain—Mixed grain suitable Tor seed; 800 bales mixed hay; some loose hay; timothy seed. W'oo'd—Body' hard wood; limb wood; pile of cedar rails. (Household Effects --2 stoves; Jewel range; daybed; 5 chairs; 1 armchair; cupboard; complete dinner set; pillows; 2 (bedroom suites; inner spring mattress; toilet set; 'diningroom 'table; Farm: At the same place the fawn will be offered for sale 3 p.m. 150 acres, frame house with all modern conveniences. New 2 -ear garage, IL bank barns with hydro and water, good stabling. 180 acres suitable for crop and pasture, 20 acres 'of 'hardwood bush. Immediate possession. 10 per cent down, balance in 30 days, sold subject to reserve ibid. Prop., Estate of late 'William 'Sinclair. Aucit., ,Harold Jackson. Auction Sale 'Clearing Auction Sale of livestock and machinery 'alt lot 31, 'corn. 1.7,- Grey 'twp., 1 mile south 'of M'oncrief or 5 miles west of Monlfton on 'Wed., Apr. 11'bh at 12 o'clock. ICituttle — 1 Roan !Shorthorn bull 2 years old t(Jdan Smith's (breed); '2 red and white farrow cows, 5 years old 2 black cows fresh; 3 red 'cows fresh; Regist- ered .Sdioalbhorn cow; Hereford cow fresh; Registered' red :cow; 2 Hereford cows due time of sale; 2 red Heifers due in May; 6 yearling steers; 6 yearling heifers; 2 (purebred +Shoribhorn calves; 2 Durham calves; 8 Hol- stein calves; 1.25 to 200 lbs. ,Pigs -1 York hog; 3 sows with litters; 2 sows bred; 2 sorws bred 4' to 10 weeks; 20,chunks. (Sheep -3 'Registered 'Suffolk ewes; 2 lambs, Implements — W. D. 'Allis- Chalmers tractor, dive power takeoff hydraulic cultivator, Allis Ch'ahners combine, andel 60, ell crop. equipped wtbh'anotor, filar rolls and pickup used three seasons; International 'Harvests er tractor Super tC, 3 yrs. old; Heat Houser; umbrella; 3 -furrow Fleury iBissel1 ]plow on rubber; Cockshutt one-way disc. 6 blade; rubber tired 'wagon; 16 It. (flat rack '(like new); 7 11. power plower (nearly new); 'tractor spreader; 4 -section M'cCormick- Deering drag cultivator; 7 -ft. M. E. 'power binder; 13 disc M. H. seed drill; 6 ft. 'MclCormick- Deen ing p .a c k e r; McCormick Deering siderake; McCormick - Deering drop herd hay loader; 4 section harrows; Allis-sCihalan- ens sub soider; set of scales; 12 foot grain auger; 3 range shelt- ers chicken equipment; stone boat; gas barrels, qu'anti'ty of grain; fele feet of ensilage. Prop., Leonard Machan, Aust., Harold Jackson. KIPPEN EAST KIPPEN EAST W. 1. Mrs. Verne Alderdice was hostess to the Kippen East W. I. Mrs. E. Whitehouse was co -host- ess. Mrs, 'Campbe'll presided. Mrs. Elgin McKinley gave an in- teresting talk on the topic of Agriculture and Canadian Indus- tries. 'NIrs. A. 'Finlayson gave the motto, "Put your talents to work for the W.I. and watch the way they multiply". Eche said each one of us has a talent for something and if we try and share those talents with others no matter how small 'they may be, we will be surprised to see that with ordinary talent and ex traordnnary perseverance most things, are attainable, Mrs. ,Chas. Eyre reviewed current events and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett contri- buted a poem. Quilts and pYjaan- as were c'onnpletted to be for - Warded to the War Memorial Mhildren's .Hospital, London, rs. J. Drunvmond conducted Contests. Mrs. J. McNaughton thanked the speaker and those taking part in the program. The lunch was served by the hostess and committee. DUBLIN Mrs. Fred Eckert is spending a week in Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzc'r and family, North' Bay, with rel- atives. ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Kahue and daughter o8 !Chatham with Mrs. Mrs. M. Coyne. 'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pugh and Glenn at .Clairmont. Mrs. Norma Aslin and Paul in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aslin. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gollins, Gail and Judy with Mrs. 'Collins ,at Tara. lMrsp Loretta. Molyneaux in Kitchener 'with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smuck. Mrs. Eleanor McCauhey, of London, with Mr. Jack Mc- Carthy. Mr. Joseph Carpenter, Chat- ham, with Mrs. Theresa 'Carpen- ter, Mr. Pat Woods of Torontc spent the weekend rwith friends. Mr. Kenny' Stapleton, Mr. Fer- gus Kelly, Kitchener, at their holies. Miss Beatrice Murray, 'Chat- ham, 'with Mr. and Mrs. John E.;Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Frappier and daughter, Susanne, of Tor- onto, with Mr. and Mrs. George Holland. Misses Beatrice 'Murray, Re - gene Bowman, Mary Morrison and 'Atphonsine Meagher are spending their Easter vacation in New York. Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Wilson, Kitchener, Miss Mary Margaret Ryan, Kitchener, Miss Theresa erine Ryan. Miss Helen Horan, Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan, Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Smith and son of London with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burnsa Mrs. Jack Lanniu and children, Mrs. Al Young and children of Toronto with Mrs. Mary O'- Rourke and Frank, Mr. and Mrs. \Kenneth Burns and children, Windsor, Mr. anis Mrs. Harry Burns and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenny, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan, Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lane, Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. William Lane. Miss Phonsine Meagher, Miss Mary Morrison, Miss Regina Bowman, Miss Beatrice Murray spent the week end in New York. Mr. and Mrs. William Staple- ton have returned home after spending the past six weeks in St, Petersburg, Florida. Private Paul Kramers of Wool- sey Barracks, London, at his home. Services for the late John Krauskopf, who stied in Detroit, was held at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. Pall bearers Were Richard McCaul, Leonard Kraus- kopf, John Krauskopf, Joseph Hassin, Alvin Pomaville, all of Detroit, and Wilfred Krauskopf of Dublin. Interment took place in St. Columban Cemetery. Attend- ing the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Crowley, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Krauskopf, Mr. mid Mrs, Mac McCaul, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pomaville, Miss Catherine Anne McCaul, Mr. and Mrs. Jolnn Krauskopf, Jack, Joseph and Donna Hassin, all of Detroit, Mr. Joseph O'Connor, Toronto, Mrs. Dave Falconer, Waterdown. ,Mr. and 'Mrs. pied Ove' delve 'of Hamilton, with (Mrs. Mac Feeney. Mr. and 'Mrs. Pete .Grosech and children, 1VIrs. Ken Wickens, Miss Patricia Costello of Lon- don, Mr. .Gorden 'Costello, King- ston with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello. Mr. and ,Mrs, Jinn Newcombe and Jimmie, Port tOredit, Dr. and Mrs. Frank ',Statplebon, Galt, with Miss Kathleen ;Stapleton. :Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. 'Winfred Duffy and 'children, Woodstock, Mr. Maurice Dillon, Stratford, (Miss Madeline Dillon, Clinton, wea'e weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs.' Louis Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ron Butters of ISebrin,gville, Mr. Allan Batters of Port Severn wbbh 'Mr. and Ryan, London, with Mr. and Mrs, 'Mrs. Tom Butters. Patrick Ryan. Miss Joanne Evans, teachers' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan and College, London, 'Miss' Joan Me Bobbie, Weston, with 'Mrs. Cath- Laughlin, Teachers' College,, THE SEAFORTH NEWS Thursday, April 5, 1956 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention ,Hospital Bed Flowers for all occasions Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Phone 90 Seaforth JOHN A. GORWILL. B.A., M.O.. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seaforth SEAFORTH CLINIC E. A. McMaster B.A., 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- urday only 7-0 p.m, Appointments made in advance are desirable • VETERINARY SURGEON J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S. Main St. Seaforth Phone 105 Auction Sale 'Clearing Auction Sale of fare stock, (machinery and household effects at lot 15, con, 12, Grey Twp. at the village of Cranbro'ok on Thursday, April 12, 12:30 p.m. 'Clattle-49 head. of •cattle, ail TB tested 'an'd vaccinated; Poll - Hereford Registered bull, 14 months old; Shorthorn cow, fresh; 4 'Holstein tonus, fresh; 2 Ayrshire cows, fresh; (Shorthorn heifer, 2 yrs, old, fresh; Short- horn farrow tow; 2 'Shorthorn cows ,due in May Shorthorn hei- fer !due in May; 2 !Shorthorn hei- fers with calf 'at foot; 3 Short- horn cows w'ibh calf ,at foot; Hol- stein cow with calf at foot; 5 Spring calves; 1 steer; 2 heifers 2 yrs. old; yearling steers and heifers. 300 Sussex -Red pullets, nine weeks old. Machinery—Full line of farm machinery, including Allis- Ch'al- rners W. D. 45 tractor, terms one-half cash; 'Allis-Chalmers 3 - furrow plow, disc and cultivator (like new) ; Minneapolis 'Moline tractor manure sprea'd'er; Fair- banks -Morse hammer mill; In- ternational siderake; Intterna- tional mower ,(all nearly new); Cockshultlt 13 -run grain and fer- tilizer drill; M. 'H. drophead hay loader; 'M, H. grain swarther; 4 - section .drag harrows; rubber tired wagon with ro'llin'g ra'cic; steel 'wagon with 1'25 -bushel ,grain box; 1,200 -db. set scales; Allis ,Gheslnn,ers'combine; fanning mill :with anotor; De Dave ,cream separator with motor; 100 feet endless drive belt. ,Feed. ---5 tions mixed baled hay; 300 bus, mixed 'grain: ,Miscellaneous: 50 cedar posts; leg vise; bench vise; 2 electric fencers; emery and saw ;with motor; 12 x 28 heavy !tractor chains; timothy seed; 18 -inch hydraulic 'cylinder with hose; square timber 34 -ft. long; new electric chicken brooder; chicken feeders; half (barrel ,molasses; 2 logging chains; forks, shovels, Stan 'Campbell, 'Prop. Harold Jackson, And. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF Optometrist. Phony 491. Main St., Seaforth. Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 t 5.80; Wed. 0 AM to 12.80 PM; Clinton -McLarens Studio, Mon. 5 to 5.90 _ ,. Watson & Reid INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., SEAFORTH ONT. A11 kinds of Insurance risks et- fected at lowest rates in First - Class Companies INSURANCE o Fire o Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Agent for Manufacturers Life Assurance' Co. MAIN ST. SEAFORTH Phone 334 Res. 540 'blue a ,, al' the solid fuel for solid comfort WILLIS DUND:.S CHAMPION STOVE AND. FURNACE OIL DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 or 332-R AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - Res. 318 w FREE SERVICE TO FARMERS Don't waste money on minerelkfr,ar land does not need. We will, without charge to you, take samples of the earth in your fields and bare tier analyzed call Topnotch Feeds Limited Phone 15 or 976, Seafarth Hygienic Suppl80 NAies (rubber g000ds) mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list, 6 samples 25e; 24 sam- ples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-74, Nov - Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. E Some baled hOR aay, timothy seed and bea- ver oats. Phone 583r31. Jolin W. Thompson • Plant Huro,a ccmmty OR s most profitable grain crop. Be sura you use the best seed corn .available for either grain crop or ensilage. Phone 655r23 Seaforth for your supply of Funk's G. Hybrid seed corn. W. A. Haugh. & Sons, Brumfield, exclu- sive dealers for Tuckersmith WANTED A first Mortgage of 56300 at 8k% or a second Mortgage of 52000 at 6% on choice residential property In Sea - forth. (Corms of repayment to suit Mort- gagee. Apply—McConnell & Hays, Sea - forth Stratford, at their homes. Mr. and 'els. Jerome Nichol- son, ]London, Mr, and Mrs. ,Louis Krauskopf and Bill, Ferndale,, Mich.. NIrs. Robert McCormick and 'Bill, Detroit, with Mr. and 'Mrs. James Krau.slfo'pf. Ma. ,and Mrs. 'Frank Flanagan of Kitchener, ,Miss Geraldine' 'Connelly of London, •Mr. Ed' Dwyer , of ISebringvilde with Mr. Mr: and. Mrs. Prank Bruxer. FOR SALE Quantity of good clean timothy seed $5 per bus Also Larain seed oats $1.25 per bus. Wilfred. Maloney, phone 401113 Dnblln FOR SALE Beaver seed oats. Phone 840r41 Sea - forth. Russell Bolton. LAWN MOWER & SMALL ENGINE SERVICE We silecialize in sharpening, overhaul parts and repair service on all makes of lawn mowers and small engines. Crown Hardware, phone 797 RENTAL SERVICE Floor polishers, , garden roto tillers, lawn sweepers, building Sacks, for rent from Crown Hardware Rental Service, phone 797 NEED A NEW CLOTHES LINE Coll79omptee installation DON'T WHITEWASH — USE The superior RBOdAliaa,n eeetusg white water paint, won't peal or rub off: for Poultry houses, cellars, milk rooms, etc. See it at Crown Hdwe, phone 797 RADIO REPAIRS Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed radio repairs to all kinds of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Opposite Dick House, phone 347R, Seaforth SALES AND SERVICE Viking Cream Separators. All electric models and gear type modals. Repairs for all models. Authorized dealer For dis- trict of Seaforth, Clinton and Brumfield. Allowance made for used Separators. Basil O'Rourke, Brecefleld. 634r21 Clinton Repairs. for Otaco, Fleury Bisset impl's LOVELL McOUIRE Surge Dealer, Winglum,. Phone 658. Can solve your milking. problems. Con- tact for faster, safer, more. complete milking. More farmers switch to Surge SALESMEN WANTED Earn 575, and more weekly. Sell -guar- anteed household necessities in your, sur- roundings. Wherever you May live there is an opening for you. Familex, Station 0, Montreal Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH, LIMBER LTD. Phone 47