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The Seaforth News, 1961-03-16, Page 8IT WON'T BE LONG NOW.'! We'll soon have our fully modernized, Ladies Ready -to -Wear and Millinery Department open for your Easter shopping. Watch for next week's announcement. .0182.111.111/1161.116... FOR SALE We aredisposing of 6 wardrobe cases from our ready-to-wear dept. They are 31" high and range from 6' to 12' long. Two have glass sliding doors. They would make excel- lent coat racks for com- munity halls, etc. $5 each FOR SALE ALE{ 1 Used Wilton carpet from our ready-to-wear dept. We have cut up the best sections into 9'x12' rugs and small scatter. mats 27"x60". Just the carpet for rumpus rooms or sun porches, or door mats. Sold as is, first :come, first served. 5Oc to 7.50 32 DRESSES. Sale , , ................. • —ISM ea. 60 DRESSES. Reg, 16.95 to 29.50. Sale $10.00 ea. 29 MEN'S SUITS. Reg. to 665;00, Sale $35.00 NEWEST HOOK -ON STYLE TIES for men. , .$1.00 NEW PRETTY APRONS, reg. 1.29 $1.00 48 NEW MEN'S FELT HATS, Stetson sub -standards Sale $4.95 36 pr. MEN'S DRESS PANTS, new stock, sale $4.95 MEN'S GABARDINE VI -CAPS..... , .. , Sale $1.00 • Shop at Stewart Bros. Every Week for SPECIAL BARGAINS e STEWART BROS. KIPPEN Grvenneth Hendrick 10, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Hen- drick of RR 3, Kippen was treat- ed and released from South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, on Wed. of last week for injuries received when she was struck in the face with a bat while playing ball at school. Gwenneth, a student at .S.S. No. 14, Stanley, was struck in the mouth by the bat and lost 4 lower teeth, loosening some of the upper. The accident occurred during a ball game in the school yard at recess. Mrs. Lloyd Lovell held 2 very enjoyable quilting bees at her home for members of group 3 of the W. A. of Kippen United Church with leaders, Mrs• Ross Love, Mrs. Ralph Turner, and Mrs. Harold Jones. Those attend- ing enjoyed a pot -luck dinner and completed 2 quilts, Mrs. Ralph Turner also enter- tained group 3 of the W.A. to a quilting bee when the members enjoyed a pot -luck dinner and an afternoon of quilting. Group 2 of St. Andrews United Church held a successful erokin- ole party Friday evening at the home of the leader, Mrs. Emer- son Kyle, assisted by Mrs. Nor- man Dickert and Mrs. Bert Faber. Prizes were won by, ladies first, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper; con., Mrs, H. Turner, Men's first, Jack Consitt, Collection amounted to $17. A Kippen area man, his wife and three children were admit- ted to hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn„ a week ago Monday fol- lowing an accident in which their car was forced from the road when in collision with a truck. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Henderson and their children had left Kip - pen on the Saturday for a vaca- tion in Florida, The accident in which their car was demolished occurred Monday as they were driving through Tennessee. Mr Henderson and the children suf- fered cuts and bruises, but were able to leave hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Henderson received injuries to her knee and is still in hospit- al. The WMS and W.A. met at St. Andrews' Hnitsd Murch, Rippe s, for the regular meeting 'with Mrs. Allan Johnson' in charge of the worship with the theme for etlt. Psalm 746 was read in, unison. Rs, velationd 3; 15.22 was read and a paraphrase given op It, Hymn 277 was sung and the worship closed with prayer, Mrs. Harold Jones took charge of the remain- der et the meeting. An invitation to attend the thankoffering meet - lug at rivet Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on March 38th was ac. cepted alae to Duff's Church on. April 19th, Delegates plan to at- tend the Presbyterial to be held at Win ham on April 6th. A. skit "In a nursing home" was given by Mrs. Ralph Turner, Mrs. Russell Consitt and Mrs, Charles Hay. Mrs, Turner also gave some do's and dont's when visit- ing, It was decided to have Miss Iris Castle, Missionary on fur, lough from St. Lucia, as the guest , speaker at 'the April thankoffer-, lug meeting on Api'il 4th and to invite Northside United Church, Turner's Church and Byucefield United Church ladies to hear Miss. Castle who will also show slides. A short meeting of the W. A. followed. Group 3 ,plans to hold a bake sale at Drysdale's store on March 25th at 3 p.m. HULLETT On March 13th 12 adults of the Fireside Farm Forum met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs; Hugh Flynn. The subject for broadcast. and discussion was Disease Con- trol. 1. Individual farmers .can help herd disease in livestock if they would (a) keep stables clean and disinfect db) report at once to a veterinarian if they suspect. they have a serious contagious disease among stock or poultry. In the past many have kept it a secret in order to save expense and work of a clean-up. (c) insist that animals at community sales be more closely inspected or disin fatted;, (d) learn as much as possible about the disinfection of stock they own and begin- treat- ment as soon as first noticed 111. (e) insist that trucks be cleaned and disinfected after delivery of each load. 2. We need more research and information on virus diseases and mastitis. There are many diseas- es among poultry which are not understood. We wish for more researdh on calf scour and cat distemper, Mrs. Eric Anderson invited the group for next Monday. First prize, Mrs. Jim Howatt and Don Buchanan; lone hands, Mrs. Geo, Carter and Oliver An- derson; con,, Mrs. Oliver Ander- son and Mrs. Eric Anderson. STAFFA The Staffa 4-H girls are having their first meeting of their new course in "Featuring Fruits!' at the home of Mrs, Leslie Miller on Saturday, March 18. Any girls over 12 who are interested in taking the course are asked to at- tend. Mrs. Harold Parsons had a "Tupperware" party at her home on Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Christie of Cromarty, Fri- day night. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller Friday evening, Mr. and Mr's. Kenneth Duncan and family from Kirkton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller on Sunday FOR SALE Five Hereford calves and one Hereford cow due in about 2 weeks. Ronald Ryan, 40r5 Dublin FOR SALE A quantity of grain suitable for seed. James E. Cronin, 40r4 Dublin FOR SALE 15 chunks of pigs. 401.5 Dublin. Rennie Ryan When gallantry to the girl friend exceeds the pocketbook, a; boy's best friend Is the telephone. Help came quickly, and he sighed with relief: C SAVED BY THE BELL, P.S.—Seriously, though, wherever you are, at home or away, you can usually reach family or friends by telephone—a service so valuable , .. yet so often taken for granted. The Bell Telephone Company of Canada. CARD oi~''i THANKS I would like to take this oppoT• 'unity to thank my friends eild neighbors who visited me, lemma, beret nee with cards, treats and flowers, while I was confined to hospital, Special thanks to Rex, Clearing Auction Sale Of 'Farm stook and machinery at Let 9, Con. 8, Tuekersmith twp.t 5, miles south and IA mile east of Seaforth, Wed. March 22 at 12 o'clock sharp, Cattle --•12 Durham and Here- ff. Johnson, Drs, Brady, and Mal- ford cows due in March and Apr kus, and , the nursing staff of ril; 6 Durham and Holstein clove. andR e is. MarchApril; 1 g In A 1 Scott Memorial Hospital, also. duep , a Hptered Hereford Bull 3 yrs. old; 20 Regis - those who helped at home in many ways. Robt, 3, Elgie, Hereford yr. old heifers and CARD U!+' TI-1ANiiS strs5 Herrd ss rising 2 eeyrs, ; old approxefo, 950 teerlbs,.. Pigs -6 York sows bred to farrow in April; 10 York chunks, Machinery—Super A. McCor- mick tractor with mounted plow; Super 4 International tractor; 21A-12 ft, M, H. ,combine in excel- lent condition; Minneapolis 8. ft tractor; disk; 8 -ft. Inter. cultic vator, 8 -ft tractor control; John Deere apring tooth harrows; a New Holland hay baler used, one season, power take -off; 3 -furrow International ace bottom plow on rubber; International 15 -disk power seed drill; International mounted row corn planter (like new); Oliver bean puller; Inter- national 7 -ft. power mower Case 4 -bar side ' rake; International bean and corn tractor acuffler; steel, roller; 2 -steel rubber -tired' wagons 2 16 -ft. hay racks; KB Bros. gravity flow 'grain elevat- or (new); 400 feet snow fence; 50 feet new iron fence; 20 rod new woven wire; cedar posts; a quantity of lumber; 1VI. H. 0,2' one-way dials (new) ; power em- ery; 1951 Chew / ton truck; bench vice; i14 h.p. motor;' Case tractor; manure spreader; 6.sec- tion diamond harrows; Bear Cat Hammer Mill; 75 feet hammer mill belt; 2000 lb. scales; fanning mill; 12 new sling ropes; Steel wagon with grain box and eleva- tor; ; bagtruck; 32 -ft, extension ladder; 165 feet new hay rope; cream separator; single harness; backbend double harness; boy's bicycle; 3 large hopper pig feed- ers; colony house 10 x'16 (new); electric brooder; Buckeye pro- pane gas brooder; forks, shovels, chains tools The family of the late Norma 3. Sills wish to express their sin- cere tba'liks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness during her stay in the hospital and at the time of our sad bereavement. Every- thing wee gratefully acknowledg- ed and deeply appreciated, Dar- lene Sills, mother, sisters and brothers. IN MEIVIORLA1VI Campbell—In -loving memory of a dear husband and .. father, Wilson John Campbell, who pas sed away March 16, 1959. We cannot bring the old days, back When we were all tppgether, But secret tears and loving thoughts Will live with us forever. —Lovingly remembered by Margaret, 17' dyard, Betty and Bob COMING EVENT • A 3 -Act Comedy "Here Comes Charlie", Friday, March 24th at 8,30 p.m., St. Columban Parish Hall, Adm,; Adults 75c, children 50c, Come one, come all. Enjoy a full evening of entertainment. COMING EVENT Bake Sale on Friday, March 17 at G. A. Whitney's Store. Doors open at 3 o'clock. Sponsored by Group 3 Northside United Church. COMING EVENT The annual spring tea sponsor- ed by group 2 W. A. will be held in Northeide United Church ` on May 3rd at.3 p.m„ with Mrs. Kate Aiken as guest speaker. Auction Sale At Thornton Hall Farm 1 mile west of Seaforth, on Highway 8, on Tuesday, March 28 at 2 p.m. Cattle—Holsteins - Register- ed, vaccinated and blood tested, 12 cows and several heifers; 8 cows due to freshen in the spring. They are bred from, and to such sires as Milestone, Tradition, Clear Creek Model and Frasea Butter Bay. Pigs -2 bred sows; 8 pigs four months old; 8 pigs 10 weeks old. Machinery—Bell thresher 24-40 with straw cutter and grain ele- vator in new condition; 200 feet cable with block and 100 ft drive belt; M.H. 7 -ft, binder, has cut approx. 260 acres; 2 -unit Surge milking machine and '750 lb motor driven McCormick cream .separ- ator. Terms -Cash Prop., James F. Scott, RR 2, Seaforth. Auct, Harold Jackson Catalogues available by con- tacting the proprietor. TO RENT 3 -room aliartment for rent, hot and cold water; on ground floor, Phone 313. FOR SALE 300 to 400 bales of straw. Phone 657 r 41 Seaforth. Jack Sinclair. FOR SALE OR RENT 100 acres grass farm in McKil- lop Twp. Phone 266 Seaforth. FOR SALE Peeled cedar poles 16', 17' and 20' long, 5" tops and over, Apply 1393. Seaforth. FOURPLEX This excellent income property in Clinton, consisting of 3 furn- ished apartments with income of $140 per month plus owner's large modern apartment, double garage. All in excellent condition. Includes three saleable lots. Oil Beating, Priced for immediate sale with easy terms. Albert E. Bond, Phone HU 2 9536, Clinton. FOR SALE A quantity of timothy seed, cleaned and graded at Londes- boro seed mill. Manuel Beuer- mann,.Brodhagen, Dublin 581.2 FOR SALE Red clover seed cleaned at Londesboro seed cleaning plant. R J. Doig, phone 849R11 Seaforth 500 bales of g od E hay. Ken Hulley, phone 75733 Seaforth WANTED TO BUY Wanted good feed oats or mix- ed grain. Haugh Bros., Bruce - field, Phone 658r23 Seaforth Part time A are ker to look after Lawn Bowling Greens. Ap- ply F. Sills Jr. . FOR SALE 1000 bales mixed hay and eight ton mixed grain. Alvin Stevens, Kinhurn, phone 845r31 NOTICE Does any of your fur_ niture need REUPEOLSTERrNG, refinishing or repairing, 'If so, please call Kitchener Upholstery, Seaforth 585 for prompt service S'W.4 McCormi k tractor, good rubber. Case 8 ft. 'cultivator, John Deere side' delivery rake, like new. Don Buchanan'; 75734 FOR SALE Sacrifice for quick sale; read` money making property. You cannot lose, '50 acre farm, two storey brick house, large barn, close to 2 main highways. Full price $5800, Terms arranged or. will exchange • for house in town as owner unable to look after property. Apply to Joseph Mc- Connell, phone 266 Seaforth, salesman for John Bosvelcl, real - tor, Goderich Teacher Wanted S. Salo. 13, McKillop Tp., "Hu- ron county, Roxboro, requires a teacher, duties to ' commence September 1901. Apply stating qualifications and salary expect- ed to W. 3, McDoweIl, Sea-Treas„ P.11,2. Seaforth Egg washer, set of hog scales. Hay and Grain -600 bus, Gary Oats suitable for 'seed; 600 bus. Gary oats and spring wheat; 250 bus. of barley; 1000 bales mixed hay; 2000 bales of baled straw. Other articles too numerous to mention. Terms—Cash. No reserve, the farms are sold. Prop., Wilfred Tremeer Aunt., Harold Jackson Clerk, Geo. Powell. ESTATE AUCTION SALE • Of farm- stock and machinery at lot 26, Hullett twp., 1 mile south of Londesboro on No. 4 Highway, Tuesday, March 21 at 12 o'clock sharp, Cattle -20 good Hereford cows due in March and April; 1 Hol- stein cow; Pure bred Hereford bull 3 yrs. old; 20 choice Here- ford steers and heifers 1 yr. old. Pigs -20 York chunks, 100 lbs. .Machinery — -Fortson Major tractor, M. F. 35 Diesel tractor like new, used 2 seasons equipped with super six manure, loader; Dearborn 2 -furrow plow; new post -hole digger; International 3 -furrow plow; 4 -section drag harrows; tractor manure spread- er on rubber; Goderich snow blower; 3 drum steel roller; M.H. side rake; 6 -ft. mower; M.H. hay loader; 32 -ft. hay elevator, Inter- national 15 -disc power drill (like new); rubber -tired wagon; 16 -ft: hay rack; 10 -ft. self-propelled swather 2 yrs. old; 1962 4 ton Ford truck in Al condition; 200 - gal, gas barrel. woven wire, cedar posts, bag truck, steel water trough, pig crate, fanning mill, double unit Universal milking machine, M. H. cream separator. rubber -tired wheel barrow, forks, shovels, chains, tools. Hay and Grain -500 bus. mixed grain; quantity of baled hay and baled straw. Terms—Cash. Prop•, Estate of late Percy S. Carter. • Auct„ Harold Jackson Clerk, Geo, Powell. Clearing Auction Sale. For J. Earl Gaunt, Lot 36, Con. 11, Hullett twp, 2% miles west of Londesboro, on Saturday, March 26th at.1 p.m. Machinery -350 Utility Interna- tional tractor with hydraulic and L.P.T.V. Freeman manure load- er; International Harvester hy- draulic plow; I. H, hydraulic 7 -ft. mower: I, H. cultivator; I. H. side rake; I, H. 7 -ft. binder; Fluery Kissel 10 -ft, packer;. Case 32 -plate disk; 5 -section harrows with stretcher; George White rubber -tired wagon with 15 -ft. rack. I. H. 16 -run powerlift seed drill; I, if, hay loader, ppwer sprayer with motor; 20001b. scales and 240 lb. scales; fanning mill; grain roller with 1 h.p. motor; Cream separator, feed cart, wheelbarrow, cutter, quantity of lumber, colony house 10 x 12, hay fork car and ropes, sling ropes, 200 -gal, gas tank, 1000 bales of hay. Cattle — 35 Hereford year- ling steers weighing approximate- ly 700 lbs. Furniture — Glass cupboard, kitchen cabinet, rocking chairs, kitchen table and chairs, 8 -piece diningroont suite, China cabinet, antique China, 2 rugs 9 x 15 and 7/ x 9; 2 bedroom suites, Chest erfield suite, desk,..Other articles too numerous to mention. Terms—Cash Prop., Earl Gaunt Aunt., Harold Jackson Clerk, Geo, Powell FOR SALE Gary seed oats for sale, grown from registered seed. Apply to Hubert Johnson, Walton it 2; phone 46r26, Dublin, WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh Dealer in part of 7iu- ron County, White Rawleigh, Dept. C -344-R, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal. 6 HerefoOrd Yeaai lings,. Fred Buchanan, phone 860r4 Seaforth. THH SHAFQRTH 1` W'S (Ph e 84) •--•' Th41'sd'ay, March 10, 19011 AUCtiOn Safe On Saturday, bier, 15, consisting of Ai storey red brick house consisting of 4 roania, hot andcold water, hydro. 0- pioca bath, and 1/4 sore of land in the village of Brodbagsn. Te close estate of Jobe Praetor.Any- one wishing to see this property see the administrators, Wilfred Ahrens or Lloyd Premier, Household Effects -1 Findlay coal and wood range white enamel; 1 Norge refrigerator, new , 1 iSmOlary glootrec range, 4 -burner. new ; 1 Simplicitywash- ing machine, new ; 1 small Quebec heat - or with pipes 1 electric toaster; 1 new Admiral television 21 -inch table model with aerial and rotor antenna ; New chrome extension table and 4 chairs to match; 1 studio couch; Raymond sew- ing machin; mantel radio; s odd chairs; 2 rocking chairs; 2 electric lamps; 4 beds, springs and mattresses; 1 dresser and 1 washstand; 1 powder table; 4 small tables; 1 cherry - bureau ; 2 • large trunks; 2 quilt poxes; 1 Phoenix vacu- um cleaner with all attachments; quasi. tity of coal ; 1 feather tick' and feather pillows; dishes, Pots. pane and other articles too numerous to mention, One n order. Chew. 19G8 sedan i good r•unnhtg Terme on chattels, Cash, Terms on property, l0o/e day of sale and balance in 35 slays. Property offer- ed subject to reserve hid. James McQuaid, Clerk J. L. Ryan, Auotleneer Wilfred Ahrens and Lloyd Prueter the Administrators..: Auction Sale Of 50 head of Holstein and Jersey cows and heifers blood- tested, vaccinated, area T:B. Ac- credited. The undersigned auctioneers have received instruction to sell by public auction, for Bucklyvie Hall Farms, Lot 14, Con. 10, Mornington Township, 14 miles south-east of Listowel, 4 miles north of Millbank, 6 miles west of Linwood, on Friday, March 17 at 1.30 p.m., 3. Scott Davidson, Owner, Brit- ton, Ont. A. B, and A. Mike Brubacher— Auctioneers. Clearing Auction Sale Of cattle, hogs, implements, hay and grain on lot 7, con. 4, Mc- Killop Twp., 21,6 miles north and 13f miles west of Dublin, or one mile east of Beechwood, on Sat.; March 25th at 12 o'clock sharp. Terms—All sums of $100 and un- der cash, over that amount 10 months credit at 6%. Wilfred Maloney, Prop.; Clerks: James McQuaid and J. L. Malone; Auc- tioneers,'3. L. Ryan and Kelly is Stuck. Clearing Auction Sale On Wednesday, March 29th at 12.30 sharp. Farm stock, imple- ments, poultry equipment and hay. In the township of McKillop, Lot 6, Con. 3, 1?/.r west and ' 114 miles north of Dublin. Consisting of high grade Dui, ham cattle, 18 Durham cows. -berms--Cash. No reserve as the ,proprietor is giving up farm- ing. Prop. John J. Walsh Clerk, James McQuaid Auct., J. •L, Ryan Lunch booth on grounds. The Legion ladies. HELP WANTED FEMALE A reliable young woman to keep house for a, family in the city. To live in. ',Good wages. Phone 601w2 Seaforth FOR SALE Stoker bard coal, stove and nut. We deliver. KRAUSKOPF BROS. Phone 36 r 13 Dublin. • FOR SALE John Deere Model 60 tractor, used only four seasons. Excellent condition. Phone Seaforth 580W. John Carnochan. SEED FOR SALE Gary Oats, registered and com- mercial; York Barley, registered No. 1, 4th generation; Alfalfa, commercial No. 1 and 2; Timothy No. 1 and 2. All from our own fields. Russell Bolton, Seaforth 840r33; Art' Bolton, Seaforth 850 r41. LAND WANTED Wanted to rent land for beans by the acre. Phone Clinton HU 2-7231 FOR SALE Cream separator, power driven or can be turned by hand. Also a Daisy churn, large size. Ambrose Addley, 3rd house east of Kin - burn on south side. Phone 333r4, Seaforth, HONEY. FOR SALE Clover honey, 8 lb. pails, $2.00, Wallace Ross Apiaries, Seaforth. FOR SALE Evergreens, shrubs, roses and small fruits. Apply Cedar Gard- ens, RR 2, Brussels. Ph. 466J5, Real Estate WILFRED McINTEE BROKER Listings wanted on farms, homes, businesses and Summer properties. , FOR SALE 200 acres, clay loam on the 9th con. of Morris twp., large barn with good stabling; 2 storey brick, house with furnace and bath, 14 miles to village and school. 235 acres in Hullett twp. Large L -shape • barn, stabling' for 84 head of cattle, Hydro, litter car- rier, pressure System, silo, bulk milk cooler, 4 -unit milker, and milk contract; 2 storey brick trade. house with furnace, bath, will 200 acre stock farm in MCKth lop Twp. This is one of the better farms in the district. 50 acres in Tuckersmith Twp., with good buildings, low down payment. 10'0 acres hi Tuckersmith on bus route, all level and wtirkable; 2 good barns and comfortable 8 - room house, only 4 miles from Seaforth, Apartment building in Grand Bend, (Good terms on this prop - arty). Apply to Amos Corby, :Seaforth Phone 598 M Local representative for WILFRED McINTEE, Realtor Walkerton, Ont, 6 offices and 26 salesmen to some you, BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowersfor f r all occasion's Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon ]'hone 911 Seaforth JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seater* SEAFORTH CLINIC P. L. Brady, M.D.. Surgeon Dr. E. Mantua Office Hours, 1 pan, to 6 p.m. daily except Wednesday and Sunday, Evenings: Tuesday & Thura, 7-9 p.m. ApPotntmente made in advance aro desirable TURNBULL &'BRYAN$ VETERINARY CLINIC J.0. TURNBULL, D.Y.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M,, V.S. W. G. DRENNAN, D,V,M., V.S. Phone 105 Seaforth John E. Longataff - Optometrist Goderich' St. W., Seaforth Phone 791 Hours—Seaforth daily except Mon,. 9 to 5.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM, Thur. an by appointment only. Clinton HO -2.7010, above Hawkins' Edwe, Mon. 9 to 6.80 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 540 AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 • (Res. me Wa. write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind Liability & Life JOHN A. CARDNO Phone .214 Seafortk .. Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD" Phone 47 The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers — President.. John L. Malone,. Seaforth; Vice Pres.. John 11. McEwing,, Birth ; Sec.-Treas., W. E. Southgate„ Seaforth. Directors, Norman Trewas'tha, Clinton. J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Chris Leenhardt,. Bornholm ; Robert Archibald, Seaforth;: John H. Mc3lwing, Birth;- Wm. S. Alex- ander, Walton; Harvey Fuller, Goderich: J. E. Pepper, Brucefieldi Allister' Broad - foot, Seaforth. Agents — William Leiper Jr., Londes- boro ; V. 3. Lane, RR 6 Seaforth ; Selwyn. Baker, , Brussels ;- Harold Squires. Clin- ton ; James Keys, Seaforth. NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith Ratepayers and infiabitants of the Township of Tuckersmith are. requested by the council, to not. park -.cars on township roads and streets during the winter months: in order to facilitate snowplow- ing operations. Council will not be responsible for damages to any vehicles park- ed on roads or streets. Cora Chesney, Clerk PROBLEMS? Money to Loan on any property Anywhere. Don't Delay — Write Delray The secret of our success — is Service DELRAYINVESTMENTS 450-A Wilson Ave., Downaview, Ont. ME. 8.2858 Syrup Making Coal now in stock WILLIS DUNDAS Phone 573 Seaforth. Agricultural Society Field' Crop Competition) YORK BARLEY GARRY OATS ;First generation seed will be available. Anyone wiehing to enter either' or both, contact HAROLD FRYCE R. E. McMILLAN'