The Seaforth News, 1960-06-16, Page 8This Sunday June 19th
FATHER'S DAY
Dad will appreciate name bland, quality
gifts from Stewart Bros, - the store for men
for over 50 years.
NEW, HALF SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
COOL, HALF SLEEVE
DRESS SHIRTS
Forsyth, drip dry cotton cord
or Torylene Half sleeve dress
shirts, 141 to 17,
3.95 to 5.95
REGULAR WHITE SHIRTS
3.95 to 5.95
i•;EACH WEAR
Swim Trunks 2,95 up
Swim Shnris 2.95 up
Viyello Short 6.95
T rry lined Cabana Sets 15.95
Wash 'n Wear, new design
half sleeve sport shirts, Sizes
S, M, L, XL.
2.95 to 4.95
LONG SLEEVE SPORT
SHIRTS
3.95 to 5.95
Short Sleeve
Knit Sport Shirts
2.95 to 4.95
PLAY SHORTS
and !IERMUDAS
Chinos, cords and plaids, all
new shades. Dad would like a
pair. Sizes 32 to 14 waist.
3.95 to 5.95
SNAP FRONT
Straw
Hats
2.96
UP
COTTON HATS 1.95 up
NEW
Toes
• FOR DAD
1.00
1.50
2.00
Gift Boxed
Dress Sox 89c to 1.50
`T' Shirts 1.00 to 1.50
Pajamas ..3.95 to 5.95
Cuff Links 2.00 to 3.50
Boxer Shorts 89e-1,50
Hankies.. . 25c to 50c
Cotton. Slacks 4.95 up
Belts .... 1.50 to 3.50
ls.
DAD WILL PREFER GIFTS FROM
NITICE
During the summer months there will be
one doctor only in attendance on Saturday
and week ends at the Clinic.
Please arrange for appointments
during the week
Seaforth Clinic
Vacation
plaLits
r
call ahead j07' 'TeservattOilS-
s
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13. ride-to'be Feted
At Winthrop
On Saturday evening a sltowver•
was held Cavan "1 1 -
111 a ,ln Chnu 1, Yin
ilirop, in honor of .Miss Grace
Doig whose marriage takes praee,
June lRtll, The basenant was do.
(Aerated with pink and white
streamers, bells, and bouquets of
summer flowers, •
The program in charge of Ml's.
Wm, Little, opened with a solo by
Joan Boyd, "Walk hand In hand"
followed by a reading by Mrs, 111.
'Loll, "Making Charlie Pr'opose".
A sing -song led by Udith Boyd
was enjoyed by all. Sirs. Little
thea oolldueted a mutest on the
alphabet, A Bridles book was
Passed around and signed by all
present, Janie, Barbara, and Mar.
ie McClure and Brenda Prycesang
"Beautiful Brown Eyes", The ad -
dream leas read by hiss Edith
Boyd,' and Grace was presented
with many beautiful and useful
gifts, The address react EIS 1)1,
lows: "Dear Graber -
Now Charlie was thinking deep-
ly not many mouths ago; I'm til-
ed of single blessedness, it's not
for me I know, I'll not be a stern
old bachelor from matrimony free,
1'11 hunt Ole up a maiden who'll
be suited just for me. With this
in mind he shook his fist, and
firmly did declare, I'll do it now
or never, so Grace beware, And off
he went to her house like a flash,
and rushed up to the door with a
dash; that he forgot what to ask,
Grace stood as if in a. spell, then
Charlie remembered quite well,
what he had started out to tell,
So Charlie in his happy way ask-
ed Grace, can I not stay? as I
have some important words to
say. So quickly she replied O.K.
As Charlie entered with a smil-
ing face, Grace still was wonder-
ing if it was a serious case, As
they sat down i11 the sun porch,
as turtle doves in love with the
moon shining brightly from above,
Charlie asked Grace to be his
wile to love and cherish all his
life, So plans were made for ,the
wedding day, in hope far happi-
ness along life's way, The special
day will be the 18th of June, we
all hope that you will be happily
wed as to the altar you are led,
So when your friends and neigh-
bors heard that you were getting
married they said, well here's our
chance to give you a lot of sound
advise, You'll really have no bo-
ther, if you just up and say, now
the honeymoon.. is over well 1010
things (119 way, Do not get up
early, the fire's for to light, that's
your husband's job you know, just
see you start it right. He'll bring
you up a cup of tea, and breakfast
too, in bed. Just pretend you're
used to it, it's his duty once you
are wed. Just let him dry the dd-
shes, and teach 11ifn how to mend,
Tf he 111111ks you depend on flim,
hall help you out no end. And 11
you start in fighting, and he
looks sort of cross, just pick up
the rolling pin, and let Mini know
who's boss. We are too late to
warn you, but yon know what
They say, the first 50 years are
the hardest, after that you'Il be
0. IC,
Seriously speaking-, Grace, we
will miss you in our activities in
'Winthrop, but we are Happy to
know that you are not going far,
and will be glad to have you join
with ns at any time that you have
the opportunity. We want you to
know that we are interested in
your happiness and welfare, and
our sincere wish for you and
Charlie is, that you both may be
spared to enjoy long life, Happi-
ness and prosperity.
We ask you now to accept these
gifts, May they always remind
you of pleasant memories of Win-
throp and the community, 111ay
God. bless you and give you a full
measure of health and joy,
Signed on behalf of your friends
and neighbors of Winthrop,
Grace thanked all present, and
invited them to her trousseau
held June 15th,
A delicious lunch was thea
served.
EGMOND'VILLE
'Miss Frances I-iouston returned
to her hone on Tuesday after a
very enjoyable trip to California
and western cities of Canada.
.lir, and Mrs, W, B. Haney and
family and Mrs, J, S. Watson are
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Clark of Muirkii'k.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarenee Ware of
Toronto visited with Mrs, Robert
Boyes and Miss 'Mary Stobie,
Sirs. Ware SO, returned home
with t11en1.
Mr. and Mrs, Lester Nicolle and
family of Palmerston acea111Pan.
ted by Misses Betty and Faye
y y
3 Saturday 1motor
Blue loft on . tt 1 3
for Prince Edward Island to visit
with their sister, Mrs, Lyall (Glo-
ria) Gordon.
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Bell of Seat -
Wash,, visited with 319, and
Mrs, Andrew Houston, the form -
01''S cousin,
Mr, and itlrs. Stanley Gray
spent 111e week and with their
(1911911301' and son-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Burt 'Waters and family of
Ajax,
Hiss .Harlon Weiland of Toron-
to wasa week enol visitor wilt
her mother, Mrs, Harry Wetland,
Miss Annie Moore of Toronto
visited Mr, and Mrs, Harvey
:Moore and Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
33001e and Kenneth,
We are pleased to see Mrs. D.
Stephenson home again following
her recent aeeidelrt,
'Are, Hugh McLachlan has re-
turned to her Home after a visit
of three weeks with her slaughter,
Mrs. Iloward Carrie and lir. Our-
rie of Clinton.
219, and Mrs. Clarence Rout-
ledge of Lansford, North Dakota,
have been guests of Mr, and ivlrs.
A, C. Routledge,
Mrs. Norman 'MacLean, Eg-
tnou dvillo and Mr. and Mrs. Jack-
son Close of Waterloo attended
the g'radnation of their daughter,
Patricia Ann, from University of
Athens, Ohio.
THE LEGION CORNER
By Jaclt Holland
Well comrades, friends here 990
are back again after a few weeks
absence, I have a few things to
repont to you so well get started
right away,
The Salvation Army drive spon-
sored by our local Legion was
quite successful when over $800
was 901111zed, 011 behalf of the Le-
gion I wish to thank all who
helped this most worthwhile or-
ganization, the good old Sally
Ann. Its one group where face,
creed or color does not hatter
and I'm sure that all service per-
sonnel have fond memories of the
Salvation Array.
Our special events officer,
Charlie Woods, has ]t weekly bin-
go every Saturday night and each
week the crowd is growing larger,
So you bingo fans have your Sat,
evonin,g entertainment assured
for some time to roam.
There is real big news too, In
two weeks time the Legion is
having a draw for a $1000 bill
and since the draw is on July 1 at
a dance in the Legion Hall every-
one must make sure that they
have their tickets before then.
'Rre had our annual Decoration
Day parade last Sunday. This, be-
sides a Cenotaph service is the
clay when all comrades' graves in
our local cemeteries are visited
b5• members of your local Legion
Branch,
CROMARTY
Mrs. T, L. Scott was guest spea-
ker at the June meeting of the
VMS of North Mornington Pres-
byterian Church last week,
Mr, and firs. .Tohn Hocking
and son Jim visited friends at
Hagersville and Port Dover on
Sunday,
Mr, Frank Stagg and Mrs, 31.
Moughton attended the Flower
and Bird service at the United
Church in Mitchell on Sunday
and afterwards visited with their
blends.
''Ir, W, Patrick and daughter,
Mfrs, L, Morris of .Wyoming visit-
ed on Thursday with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Lamport and Mrs.
Thompson of the boundary and
also called on friends in Crom-
arty.
31r, and Mrs. John Wallace
.Margaret and Debbie, Mr. and
Mrs. Laverne Wallace, Mr, and
Mrs, Geo, Wallace and Miss Olive
Spears were guests at the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Wallace of Carling-
ford, which was held in Carling-
ford Hall on Friday evening, Mu-
sic for dancing was sunned by
the Howe Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector McPhai'
left last week on six-week trip
to the Western Coast. They are
travelling by train.
31r, and Mrs, Robt. Laing, Mar-
ilyn and Margaret, Mr, and Mrs,
Gordon Laing, Lorraine and Da-
viel My. and Mrs, Geo, Wallace
andMr, and Mrs. John Wallace
and Debbie attended the Wallace
reunion which was held at Rus -
PROCLAMATION
CONCERNING DOGS
In accordance with a resolution passed by
the Municipal Council of the Town of Sea -
forth, and by virtue of the provisions of By-
law 111, of 1912, I hereby proclaim that no
dog shall be allowed to run at large in the
Town of Seaforth during the period ending
September 30, 1960.
(Note: The bylaw provides penalties for
infractions. Upon a conviction, the owner
or harborer of a dog is liable to a fine not
exceeding $50, or to a jail term not exceed-
ing 21 days) .
B. P. CHRiSTIE,
Mayor
Seaforth, June 14, 1960.
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
sMale Hall on Saturday,
311'. and Sirs. Ken Bum and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Don -
old Scott and family,
Mrs, Jack c .11 1 Jackie
1 s ;Mad l c rhea and 1
1 ,
of Loudon silent the weekend with
her parents, M1', and Mrs, Otto
Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. W. N, Binning,
Richard, Robert and Jane of Mit-
chell visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. K. McKellar,
A reception 'fol' Mr, and Mrs.
Reg. Chappell, newly-weds, was
held In Stafra Hall on Wednesday
evening,
Communion service will 110 held
in Cromarty 011urc11 (text Sundiay
with .prepartory service on Friday
evening at 8.:30,
Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided for
the June meeting of the 'Marian
Ritchie Eveulng Auxiliary which
was Held In the church base-
ment. The meeting opening with
a hymn and prayer followed with
scripture reading by Mrs. Lorne
Elliott. The roll call "A bird in
the Bible" was (Answered by 11
members. Reports were given by
the secretary and the treasurer,
and a1i annOnnement of the June
Conference to he held in St.
:Marys on June 10tH was read, it
was decided to send a further
$100 to the Presbytery treasurer,
The topic which had been pre-
pared by Mrs, Eldon Allen was
read by Mrs, Mervin Dow. The
second part of the chapter on NI.
gena iu the study book was re-
viewed by Mrs, Weeley Russell,
assisted by Miss Olive Spears and
Mrs, Gerald Carey, The meeting
closed with the Lord's Prayer. A
11111011 was served,
The June meeting of the WMS
and W,A, of Roy's United Chueell
was held at the home of Mrs, Roy
Dow, Mitchell. The meeting 05-
oned with a reading "Life is a
Journey" by Mrs. Geo. Nell, Mrs.
Cliff Dow' mead the scripture les-
son and Mrs. Carman Park led
in prayer. The topic on "Steward-
ship" was given by Mra. Ross
MoPhail, Current events were gi-
ven by Mrs. G. Dow and readings
by Mrs. G. Parsons and Mrs, El-
mer Dow,
The July meeting will be held
in the evening at the home of
Mrs, John Hocking with Mrs, R,
McPhail and Mrs. N. Dow in
charge. Mrs. Neil closed the meet-
ing with prayer,
.GROUP .1 W. A.
The June meeting of Group 3
of the W. A. of Northside was
held at the summer borne of Mrs.
E. 0, Chamberlain at Bayfield,
with 24 members and 4 visitors
present. At 0,30 a pot -luck supper
was enjoyed.
The meeting was opened by
Miss Abbie Seip with a poen "A
Woman's Prayer", The Lord's
prayer was repeated in unison,
The president, Mrs, lir, Bradshaw
eonthicted the business when the
plans for the strawberry sapper
were made and tickets were dis-
tributed to the members to sell.
Mrs. P. Dunlop had charge of
the devotional part of the meet-
ing and read an article "Patch-
work Quilt". Mrs, A. Matheson
read Psalm 143 for the scripture
lesson and Mrs. N, Knight led in
prayer. The speaker was Mrs. 3,
Dalrymple of Egmondville, who
spoke on her recent trip to Eng-
land, Appreciation was expressed
to the speaker and the hostess by
Thelma Elsie who also read an
article, "The horse that wouldn't
go", The meeting closed with ono
verse of "Blest be the tie that
Binds" and the Benediction,
WALTON
The regular monthly meeting
of the 17t11 and Boundary Group
of Duff's United Church, Walton
wee held at the home of Mrs.
Leeming with 15 members pres-
ent, Mr's. Smalldon presided over
the meeting which was opened by
singing hymn 401, Scripture read-
ing was taken by Mrs, Baan from
lot Thess, 5: 14-23, Mrs, Small -
don offered prayer and took the
topic "We Praise God for Bless-
ings", The meeting was closed
with prayer and lunch was served
by the hostess. Mrs. E. Uhler, Mrs.
,tan Van Vliet, Mrs, Geo. William-
son and Mrs. Bert Williamson,
Prepartions were made for com-
ing weddings,
Mr, and Mfrs, Nelson Reid were
recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
C. Machan, Sarnia,
Mr, Ron Ennis, Toronto, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mo. and :Mfrs. D, Ennis.
Mr. Herb Kirkby of Paris visit.
ed at his home over the weekend,
Mr, Gerald Dressel of Hamilton
spent a few days at his home,
Miss Verde Watson of Vancou-
ver, 13, C. spent the weekend at
her home, with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, D. Watson.
BLAKE
'Ir. and Mrs. Earl Oesch and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Swint of Baden,
Master Robert Oesch visited
with Mr, and Mrs, Carl Oesch
and family of Baden.
IIughie McBride, of Lon-
don spent the weekend with his
'Parents, Mr. and Mfrs. Roy Mc-
Bride.
DUBLIN
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred McDougall
and family, London, with 'Ir. and
Mrs, Joseph Jordan,
ORANGE EUCHRE
The Orange Hall property com-
mittee hell a successful euchre
on 'Friday, Stine 3rd with prizes
going to ladies first, Miss Elaine
Brown; lone hands, :MMus, A. Me -
Michael; con., Mrs. Reeves,
Men's, Alex McMichael; Ione,
Chas, Cunningham; cons„ Curtis
'McDonald, Draw an quilt, Mrs,
Ethel McDougall held lucky tick-
et,
BORN
t ouaict... Mr. and Mrs. Ray 0o0o11L
(111111)11111.0 the- btf1h of their non, Lt.dn.
Ray, 011 June 2, 1900, 111 Clinton P1lblle
Hospital
Nyland- -Al Scott Memorial hospital
141 1•s, lien
, Juno 1119,to Mt, end M 1
on
Nyland, RR 1 tbRo, a sou
klllilsen - At Scott Memorial lIospf.
tel on June 11111, to Mr. and Mrs. Al.
L/llIesen, RR 2 Walton, a son
Vain Hovel • At -Scall Memorial lIse-
1 rank on nn Revel, 12114 to
1Miu1nl 01111 M r n
son
CARD OF THANKS'
Many thanks to all my friends
for cans, flowers, cards and
heats while a patient in Scott
Memorial Hospital, and during
my convalescence, Special thanks
to doctors and nurses,
Mrs. Eva Stephenson
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my appreaintimn to
my relatives and friends who remenih-
eredm0 withcards and gifte while I
was a patient in the hospital
IIF,OTOR CIIESN9Y
COMING EVENT
Strawhorry Supper, Nor'tllside
United 011090.11, Tuoaday, Juno
2801, 5 to 8 p.m.
MOVED
ICrauskopl Bros„ dealers in
coal, stilt and cement, have mov-
ed. to 111e farmer 13rnxer Mill.
Dublin, which w0 have purchased.
Our former premises across the
street have been leased by Jack
Osier, licensed mechanic, who
has a body and fender shop
WANTED
A. 2 or 231,3 h.p, air cooled gas
engine with a horizontal shaft,
suitable for driving Et Smoker bale
elevator. Apply to John Bell, Sea-
forth
ewforth 1m 2, Phone 547x4
400 geraniuFORlateALcabbage m,d to-
mato plants, Baker's Greenhouse, 'Your
Garden Centre, Seaforth
FOR SALE
600 Honegger pullets 4 months old,
Clarence Itymn, Dublin 374
1033 HenryF3.,Rlow 1 01(99. Phone
Vert?. Seaforth
FOR SALE
One plank; table one living room
table shah's, etc. Phone 479J
TO RENT
Small apartment. All conveniences, on
north Main at, Carl Dalton, phone 09w
FOR SALE
Singer Sewing ertiolenc, electric port-
able under guarantee. Take vp 6 pay-
ment, of 0.00 each or 30.00 cash. Reply
to Box 075 The Seaforth News
WANTED
Boy around 12-15 yearn, to help on
farm at haying. Contact 091914, or
leave your name at Tim News
TO RENT
Heated apartment, 2 bedrooms, 8 piece
bathroom. Available Silly 11. Gordon
Noble, 7199 Seaforth
TO RENT
One heated two bedroom apartment.
Also 3 one bedroom gas heated apart-
ments. Joseph Metonucll
FOR SALE
Boy's CCM balloon tire bicycle, in
good condition. Phone 130 J Seaforth
FOR SALE
To choice York chunks, A. R. Dodds,
Seaforth telephone
FOR SALE
9910 room house, on George street
north, Mrs. Many O'Reilly, Seaforth
FOR SALE
A Black Hawk side rake on rubber, in
good condition. N. A. Hillman RR 4
Seaford,. Phone 002r2
HELP WANTED
Licensed Mechanic, Class A.
Highest wages, good working
conditions. Apply Reg, McGee &
Sons, Dodge, DeSoto Sales, God-
erich
FOR SALE
10 acres of standing alfalfa
hay. Gordon Wren, ICippen, phone
574r3 Hensel'
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until June 30th,
1960, for the complete Installation
of pressure system and flush toil-
ets and all necessary work in con-
nection with sante.
Further details may be obtain-
ed from trustees or undersigned.
Work to be completed by Septem-
ber lst, 1960. Lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted.
Earl McSpadden,
Sec: Treas„
SS # 10, McKillop
R. R. #1 Seaforth
TENDERS
FOR PAINTING
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned for outside painting
at Seaforth Public School. Tend-
ers to be submitted not later than
June 18th.
One coat with two where nec-
essary to be applied. Board to
supply paint. Contact Mr. Talbot
(Principal), who will advise what
painting is required.
Contract to be completed by
July 31, 1960
M. McKellar
Secretary
FOR SALE
Lot on East William st., Sea -
forth, 70x90 ft. Phone 566w. John
Byermann
1.111.••1k emitiormenetemme.
PROMPT
WATCH REPAIR
SERVICE
SAVAUOES
2 C11RTIPIED WATCIIMAICERS
Western Ontario's
Foremost Watch
Repair Depot
TENDERS
Will be received for the painting and
decorating of SS No, 0, McRIllop
oe1, o1 until Juno 30, 1900. To be Due
during July and August, Por further
particulars apply to Wm, Dennis, Wal.
ton. Phone Seaforth 343.3 i
LOANS
Farms - Homes - Motels - Stores
Business - Chattels Accounts
Receivable - Inventory -
Fast service anywhere in Canada
DELRAY INVESTMENTS
450-A Wilson Ave.Downsview
,
T1I11 SEAl?ORTII NI!1WS
Tluu'stlay, June 10, 1000
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
I'Iospital glad t
Flowers for ell occasions
Phones: Day 4$ Night 690W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON'
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 / Seaforth
JOHN A, GORWILL,
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Soafor91)
SEAFORTH CLINIC
£7. A. McMaster B.A.,M.D., Internist
F. L. Brady, MD., Surgeon
tortes Reuss, 1 pan. to 6 pan., dally
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesdoy, 'itluroday and Sat,
urday Only. 7.0 p.m,
4eslrAppui
pbl0ntmenta made In advance are
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J.0, TURNBULL, DVM„ V.S.
W.11. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DR,lONNAN, D V,M„ V.S.
Pllone 106 Seaforth
JOHN A. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist
Godo loll St. W., Seaforth
Phone 791
Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
5.30; Wed. 9 AM to 12.00 PM. Thur. eve
by appointment only, Olhttan HU -2.7010.
above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 6.50
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue coal'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVVSL AND FURNAOP
OI
DUNDAS & LONEY
Phone 573 01' 3832-11
AND FUEL OIL
ftUAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 • Res. 258
We write all lines of
INSUR °= C
Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
Representative
1MIanufacturers Life Insurance
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
11J0AD 01910E-SEAPORTH, ONT.
Officers -- President, John L. rmlalone,
Seaforth; Vice Pres., John H. MoBwing,
Myth; Sec.=rreaa., W. 111. Southgate,
Seaforth. ..
Directors, Norman Trewartha, Clinton,
J. L. Malone, Seaforth ; Chris Leonhardt,
Bornholm ; Robert Archibald, Sea£orbh
John II. McDwing, myth; Wm. S. Alex-
ander, Walton; Harvey b'aller, Goderich ;
J.E. Penner, B4ucofield; Allister Broad.
foot, Seaforth.
Agents - William Leiner Jr., Londes-
bore; V. J, Lane, Ill1 6 Senf*orCh; Selwyn
Baker. Brussels; Harold Stluires, Clin-
ton ; James .h'cys, Seaforth,
essesnossamese
Township of Tuckersmith
NOTICE
Tucicersmith Township Munici-
pal Dump will be open from 1
p.m, to 6 p.m„ on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, until further
notice.
Cora Chesney a...
Clerk
isloramosormemasesemaar.
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
Where Better Bt tis ,Are Used
Artificial Insemination Service
is provided from bulls of all breeds
Farmer owned and controlled
and operate at cost
Summer calling hours:. Between
7:30 and 9:80 a.m. week days.
6:00 and 8:00 p.m, Saturday
evenings
For service or more information
call Clinton HU 2-3441 or for
long distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5050
FOR SALE
Viking Cream Separators for sale.
1-1559 new. 1-Juet like now, in Per-
fect shape. A full line of parts for any
Viking make. John Byerman, Seaforth
012AESID9 NURSING NOMI]
Licensed for convalescent & elderly
people. OaI l 306 Mitchell
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD.
Phone 47
MODERN WHITE ROSE
SERVICE STATION
AVAILABLE
SIaAFORTH, ONTARIO
Excellent potential
Low Rent, Mechanic Preferred
Apply to Carl Dalton, Seaforth; or, Canadian Oil, 42 Walnut at.,
Kitchener