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5.StASliie64, ,OPPortunities
illt,••"•!•Hitliatfonli 4V:elided. "
..12ergi',Stzials. For, Sole
titOttr"T'er• Sole
Cars For Sale
lei For Sale ,
Lad,•:To' ENV
4.,..1."•.Paiiig;',
.For •Sele •
.1/5:•::: Int, ;Rent
.1,6•••• r -Or
Se.o--.Reit
•17... Wonted , To 'Rent
•We, Prdierty- Wanted
19. Notices .
20. Atiation Salea.
21,, Tenders Wanted
22. • •Legal -Notices
23. Cardii of Thanks:
24, In Memoriam
• 25. Personals
• The cost is low. Classifications 2, 8,
•
8, 9. 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, ,,1nidanna,
25 cents an insertioe. All Other alas*
.fications, minimum 50 cents per insertion.
except Antiens Sales (20), Tenders Want,
ed (21) mid 'Legal Notices (22), rates •on.
application.
Coming Events. •
THE MEN'SCLUB cif -Firit Presbyter-
ian Church are holding an -auction s.l.e On
June 13, with Harold Jackson as auc-
tioneer. 1-63-1
• 2. Lost, Strayed
4
LOST: • Boy's blue jacket:
Finder please PHONE SEAFORTH 238,•-1
243-1
4. • Ilelp Wanted
• FULL-TIME 'CLERIC 'for grocery :Store
• Apply aa Box 836, THE HURON EXPOSI-
rorp 443-1
WA•isi,TED in • Supertest •Snacis
r"vre-e''' 443,1
• WANTED: girl or **Man, for himse-
wink.; children. Lire in. MRS. NORMAN
• STEPHENZONI 25 -
• HOUSEKEEPER WANTED; Ave clays
:Per week; holidays and Sundays free Ats-
Ply Box 837, THE HURONRXPOSITOR:
FEMALE. part-time typist and book-
keeper, to work moimings or afternoons
(mrn
oings:. Preferred), •In Seaforth ,office-
APPly to Box 838, 'rue, HURON EXPOSI-
. "TOR- . • 448-I
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• WAITPtD,: From mid-June untilLeber
Day, lady to be in charge of . refrethinent
booth located in district park ApPlY in
writing to Box 829,.HURON EXPOSITOR.
,HELP WANTED
Number ot 3,0001; ir111 and' boys re -
winged imtrieclia.tely. 'Plea's:ant working
conditions. Permanent employment.
•• SEAFORTH SHOES LIMITED
•Seafortli.,. ,
4-604f
8. Farm Stock For..Sale:,.
RED SHORTHORN BULL C.f serviegoble
:age. STEWART DALE. Phone Seek&
847 It 21. • 7. 8-63-1
9. Poultry FOr• Sale.
13. Wanted,,
, • • • •
WANTED: ' •Twa boarde.rz: ••PHONE
SEAFARTH 56(.4. • • 13-634:1
• WOULD LIKE PASTURE for -Mare and
colt. Apply JOHN PtILLMAN'S BARER
• $HOP, Or Phone 466. Seaforth,
14AW2S TO , COT:- can be done with
•elther reel or rothry ty-Pe' mower. APPLY
to ROBERT snAar. Phone 851, n
' 15,634
-4„ PropertY.FOT.'Sale',
- .
ItOLTSE Fon, sALE
to .rA., H- .EATON, 5067 Idople-
•woOd, Detroit 4, Michigan...,• No phone
14-63x3
LOTS FOR SALE -in Hirparhey, facing
old • Highway' No. lota,'surve.yed; Water'
rights, ,APply.bi-:CLAYTON ,:nxioris.
-Na Phone -?le. • 44,60-624f
siX kook.' stoey,and 14 • • '
r, olf bouse ot
0ciderith ,-Styeet ; Madera 1u every way.
Antily•tii ROY. LA..WSObT, Goderich St. W.„
.
. :HOUSE FOlt SA.L.E4: ,5-rooM, clttogo
withr bath, gas,,•:.11ydrO, water On
Market , ',APPlyr • •:CA1314,'" •DALTON.
Phone .62,W.,••••WftI red not •
,
HOTISE°:.:FOR' thtee4hed:-
roora-triiiktiinch;a1:46-•••hatil.ere-•-yetiris,
.old; biteeniefit :tore -car gorage.„.
Ap-
ply • CLAYTON' ',DENNIS, HarteirheY..
No Phone coils, please. ' • 14,52-54-tf
'FARM FOR S 100:-hcre faim with.
geod home and :barn.; ail modern con-
lteglences te,school ;;s,y•.;
mi1s north
• Mitehelt,APplir.' to. .001,1LILIE.19
-13E111, Sra•-13.1:t. • NO. -41.• • ' ,
MODERN' 6 -ROOM bungalOw on 4:014n•
• ; oil • heat; • Maul brick, siding:- large
aun porch': beserserit. Jrantedi-
ate possession, ; Attisetively, for'
cash Sale. „ROSS •SAV-4.1.TGE, emforth• , • "
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• • "••
1.5. Property For Rent
a-rooin ;apartment „ share
bath. Private entrance. PELOEE 'SEA -
FORTH 42. ' • • 15-6041
ARTMENT -ron • REN -T. ApPly
FRANK Phone 19, Seaforth.
, •
• TWOzi8EDlif),031 APARTMENT on East
Wilhelm. Street, near 'Shoe factory. PHONE
250 or 393 Seaforth. 15-63-1
•
THREE-ROOM •APARTI&ENT for, rent
itarnediately. onviima OIGE. Phone
15-60,tf
FOR RENT: Six -room, self-sontailled
.apartment :heat and Water Supplie8:-
Available at once. Apply J. C. CRIC,H,
• BRICK liOUSE three bedraouls , odd
,batliroden,,nNorth-Main---Streen-AvaiI•:-
oble ;1st' Of 'JIM& • Apply 'to .OR-VThLE
DALE, obtorth.,11dain 'Street.
• .
PROMPT 'SHIPMENT Bray dayold,
Beale started dual purpose pullets, cock-
erels. Bargains an dayald heavy breed,
cockerels. Book June-.1uly, broilers. Some
Ames pullets, also Leghorns. Agent:
WALTER • McCLURE, ILE g, Seaforth:
Phone 844 R 5. 9414
10, Used Cars For Sale
1952 FORD, TWO -DOOR, new motor,
• new tires. PHONE 851 r 23, Seaforth.
11. Articles For Sale -
DUCK EGGS for sale. • Apply'' MRS:"
JOHN' HILLERRECHT. Phone. 673. R 31.
Seaforth. . 11484'
HONEY FOIL SLE 4 Balance of 1958
crop clover honey; 84b. bath:. 42.00 4-1h.
TES, Seaforth. • ..
Wanted Di Rent
APAR T with three, bedrooms, pre-
ferably bY.,the 15th• of Zane., Apply to
SGT.. ',FRETTS. Phone Clinton It.C.A.F.
19. 140tiO5
. Tenders 'Wanted
TENDERS. WANTg.D
Tendert will be received by the Under.
sigaed no, to May 30 for the bistallation
at on ail heating system in the U.S.S.
NcP. 4 (Xolesworth)-Sehool, -Grey Town-,
ship School Area. ,•
NORMAN S. HOOVER, .•
See, -Grey Tam, SchoOl Area.
' R.R. 3, l3russe1s; Ont.
- Phone 2847
TOWNSMP
OF HULETT
ALL OVEWTOWN
NEWSPAPER;
ADS AREBUftNG
-
• W111- receive' tenders for the construe,
tion of atfle drain, known. as the Glousher
MullieiPal Drain. Plans and specifications
for this. work niXty 'he Procuredat the
ederk's 'office. All •tenders intist be ae-•
comPanied by a certified. checnie to the
amount of 5200. Tenders must le in the
possession qf the Clerk not later than 12
o'clock 210012, OA June 1st. •
, •
• Lowest or anY tender not neces.sarilY
HARRY TEBBUTT Clerk• ,
R R Lendeiboro•
.
SEL.i.:Ibi de,
'141R1e4G,.
AND RIE.Nriso
P -UT -MEM
,To WORK
OoR
• TO DAY!
WHILE 4 •Aivr-Aw•-.A.1- un. .end of lull.
Jobb "Sigereii wililokAiter my, Work.
Phone, evenings 6774.• otninoil iszonEL.
RADIO REI'AIRS - For all :kinds Of
'radios, at : F.ERRY'S: RADIO' SF.,It.VIGE,-
opposite' pick gotise, • Seaforth.:"Phcle
• 2,VIGI41 • tisdry. wa-
terproofr write ' on any surface; Mat pull
off • cidr-aild, Mimic Marker is ready to
'Use.. • Refille .4x:fellable; Nine colors
'THE ELURON '4EICPOSITOR.
Cards Of -Thanks---,--;
1-wISII to thank all my friends who'
visited me, sent cards or treats 'while I
was, a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Special thanks to the- nurses and doctors.
23-63x1 • • MARION HUNT
WE 'WISH to ..e.•epiess our sincere. thanks
and dr- appreciation -to -our neighbors f ri end1.1.
,
for their many' ads' of kind-
iiess during ' our recent bereavementp.also
to thank My .1000y friends'AVil0 sent treato-,,
• and ,CardS while I was in: Victorie
PitaL , , . • • • - •• .
•.41' m30.. IVE.. 'W,A717,11WOBTII,
Z3-63,1, • , • , ,TEANE11.•.g.. and MAG.- •
• I WOULD 1.11M to, express:my sincere
-thanks ,to. everyone who sent flowers,
cards, `treats. and visited 'Me while I was
a 'riatient--in. Seat Memorial Hospital.
ecial-thanks,:a all the iiiniLmusses,_snst
also ta Dx Gorwill, Everything was deep-
ly 'appreciated., •
ii3-63x1 •••
';MIS. MAR. TEA THOMPSON
1.-wasirra-,SaY T•011”-ta'raY-m-1:n
friends • •whe sent •-tioweri, dards, letters,,
treats `and who visited me '11thile
Patient in ;Seaforth -Hospital. , Soecial
thanks to Rev. .14 C. ,Britton :and Dr. O5,17-•
will arid , the 'nursing , staff. •
.
23-6340 • MRS, JAMF_S B:kRRON
- ' • ;
WISE t h40k .Steforth.Fire
Bd-
grade fer theirfait action' in .ativing my
•anartang.nt from a .redeot fire:
SPeciril:tliaiika to' themeighboin arid-friend:a
who -assisted the tenants in moving 'oat'
Most, of,•,:thelr- farriltarg::before too rogeh.
amege, rem .
23 -63-1, EC4kB0T.03Z4CF,S0N‘
,
jhankail who sent cards,.
letterii and visited me while. I was
piti,eit. -St-.7•16-se7pli!if TIO'jp-ithIT Louden.
Special thanks to Rey. S. 'Davison,
Mallais and Dr. McMaster ; also opecial
thanks to D'Ax-Cy• and '.Gerald Rathwell,
Ernie Talbot; ' Bill McLachlan, ,,Maleblea
Davidson 'Stewart 13=?Eicifol2P
ii teeding. • . •
-, JACK AIN1A1)
201.6?.1 ,
•. TEE ' 'FAMILY the :lete Mrs, Jane.
:Knox. "Wish extend ' their sine:ere ..thetiks
and, appreciation. to "the: men friends:, and
neighbors', for • the 'tiee.t.tiful . floral tributee,
cards „mid% n*prpsions . of iiYainathy'
tenii.ea to: then in alIess. of a dear meth*: •
SPeeial: thanks tia.13eY, Londes-
boro, yeti.;Hieks, of,T ronte,1-18a1.1.
Match ,,Frineritl Home.:14ollbearers, lictarer-:
hearerS,:and, those, Who . assisted
' • ad breayemont. • 2343k1
VINCENT WA.;1"A•r•Li-,. froth'. e•9.• o ,
,FEST: eoRN AS FEED
FOR BACON HOGS
• , More and more Ontario farmers
are feeding corn to pigs. They like
it as a source of cheap, `eaSily di-,
gestible energy. But:corn, has one
big shortcoming': when overfed, It
Marge elcmg out •a living albeit-
,
KWH WIISHIP NATIVE
'CALLS.: 'EXPERIENCES . IN ..B. C
. .
.
. . . . .
.• (By Lette Dem*Y"..* the Te1 So tile • sale of the 'oits and the
ronto Star: ,Mr, MiteDoilgall, With skins of Martins,. _mik, Weasel
whom thestory deals, is a brotimr fishers. --trapPed and -untanned by
of Douglas', MacDougall, Goderich. the IVIacDougalls, 'brought them 'to
township where be was liern and Toronto antFon to Itors
a :COoSin of, the late. Helen Mac- place, Goderich, for a. Visit,. It is
Doirgall seaftotAL.) probable Marge -will go directly' to
•-•ProSpect,or Roy' MiaDougall:vh-:. Vanconver island, where they., will
ally hit pa'y dirt. His wife, Marge, live hi the future after this::JaMit.
isn't doing badly with oil,Mrs. MacDougall -does; net lack,
But the storY :of ,•heiir' this •eame for subjects among. ,the Indians.
about -is" so „weird and' weiiderfiil None has forgotten the time,. a feW,
it giVes you h�pe. :For they're a years ago, wheru,the closing of a
couple of first-rate people. • ' Hudson's Bey post at Fort Graham
•• ,-Did yen 'ever hear of a man nam- -,.,-163*.m.4e8 north -sent 50 , Or, :60
ed Akel 'Wenner-Gren?. .Boy and of their people, starving and 'freez-
Aarge hadn't -when. theytrekked jag,. drifting down ,to Finlay Forks
'and,Piished their flat-bottomed out on homemade rafts:
'beard throngli the, rapids and falls It is now legendhow. the white
of the Peaceriver,'inte the interior' woman, almost singlehanded, 'bath-
of.Nbithe'rn, British Cokunbiamore ed and fed and clothed these piti-
than 20 years ago: , • ful pepple from her own meagre.
, ' • ' stores, until theywere exhausted,
• . JAMked F,Pr C.1°1t1 • Then. she _called on .the.government
,„ . • .
•
Roy has staked.ont• a 40 -square- andthe iledXross, and continued
mi1e. trap, line .at a .pinpiiiiit'named to .adiriinister aid, with. donated'
'Finlay Forks, and was 'looking for stores., "- • _
• gold in' the: valley along: the North- • And • there, was . the tiine, the In -
ern %Trench .: He •met :Marge .on a dian, Teddy ; :dropped an axe al
.holiday in Prince ...George,: about ' est -threugh foot; and *she
260 mileS;downriver. „.held the, foot together while -Others
Axel Wenner -Oren,. the SWedish,' Wheelloarrowecl-•.'hina-, to' .t1 -radio
industrialist already was Well along Shed,' where she Could contaet.-_a
itt his 'Ind:lion-dollar ,manufactur- doctor. With,:e long iron belt 'she'
ling. business and Ids Vacuum Clean. Put,,on„preSsure enoughte •stop the
ers; refrigerators and other such blood floW. andbandage the wound,
eqUipinent_were, selling aroned_the, never leaving her itask while the
world. ' ' . • , ""'` doctor radioed the inStructiOns•.
Now..,the curtain drops. to denote There' are a hundred other Star--
the passage Of tWo decades (and ies. When- talked With the Mac -
we'll 'do some flashbacks' later).• Dougalls,in Toronto, Marge Was on
being the .unpredictable a.,,rapicl-fire art gallery binge: She'.
,Was dreSSed7 .in .1 the Smartest
Bloor : St. costnining;-:green,.-
with-green--stbe_kings3--YeU_ _
'all „her...interests, -and her,
le'Ve. o people, Marge MacDougall
may be able to exist *Without- her
'beloved 'north, 'Fin not sure how
IY,fr• Wenner-Gren..wili,,rnanage ,his
empire, however,.' When the 'queen -
pin is .-TE1110Vecl;
zany she is, here are py, and
• produces -a. -:fattY--c ar• eass.-,---,,-, --- ::44t,b.7.coritentiiient.--, :from -theirHiiin-
, .
'
Farmers who sel-f-fecl. erm:11: '- 'and terland, log ca.-hin..' At, the: 'same
reyneentrate, runlad this problem
.„, tune a ,,:louSineSs ..assoaiate, Of', the
Constantlyd m
... A pig, slows. ,
--.°w° , industrialistnOW..f abulonsly .. Weal -
growth after, reaching 110 pounds, thy -'and retired .to. a' lush.Baliain-
axtd tends' to. Put:extta..epergy into fan islarid„.,_,Iiears, about the North -
at insteact 08 meat• ern :Trench with its stor ,
Animat'husbandry expertsat the sure -of minerals7 tinibet. axid un,
'Ontario Agricultural College' are tapped
working on this problem. They are tish
Columbian Osier; ''rnaritiniS ',at
carrying...out-test-S-10 find OUt w" 4 -.Loid0n ••-par Y. ;
level's, ., corn , should.be be fed . at ,the so von_ whal,a,a,pe,ned
a. h 6 • ' ' '
ifferent hog,• • weights - e r ,
- also are-tY'''ns 1---'s' L'U'-''''':" ;ariLetbtkdiflinet)SH rat;r:11
out how' much protein should be
A The Wenner-Gren interests now
floeWd-einietrhg;°°I.natsarlids IlvIlelleadtedirelvo-el:-cu01 ':rmehietmiobilsarklaedil;i0enct°sIle.Or tilCaenamdoas'st.
down the "strength" of 'corn. • ceatury, surveying the whole faiau-
In one experiment, the ratios, of ,
corn to oats were fed ,, to ikions 40in
,000 -square -Mile area
gr° .w ---rip. which they plan to Conatruct-a new
•
poopaiguntss'dysanertdoe tilfmerdeaerktekeatthiwoaigesigofhfrtocrei":14...t1-5.1::Alshsdt:tisaile,clattimbinPeiranceoli..• dese'ttioornehoofusweOothct
were also divided into two groups
-aeeording.'toTtlieir levet.of protein,:
;The laighei,Lproteia :level: Wee 17%
prOteiit to.,..pigS..iip :to 45 'Pounds;
-15%-VreteirclininT7-57167,125"plinids.,.;
and,.1.3%:"Proteiii: to. hogs between
125
125 andj200 'pounds.' 'The 'IoWet pro-,
tein leVel waS.: 14%5_40 ..75.:P0.,4ndP;-;
'.1.25'...peUndS,,'. and
10%. from 125. to :200•;,poundS„.:Ilere
are the
Pigs :mil high 'protein gained 1./.1.0
pound faster1.62:kiouncls per„.day
CoMpared E52.. pounds: Per 'day
-then 'pigs 'ii low protein:',':. The
.highluoteiii:pies:..alSo cost leSs 16.
-and prodiieed :better -Carnes
Os than' fiigi,'ion .protein feed, -
cern: :oat ,ratieli studies
Wed-- here -'77 -wag -7:' 'Soule. :benefit,
WORTH, of 'Glencoe, wishffp-extend heart -
f lt 'thanks and for message&
'-g..r'Y'n1) •
am r atives, friends -And neigk
. .
In the TatiOnOf pigs up to 12.5
pounile". The experiments are
bors for cApittinuin.g.
the .lote •Reginald C. Watt:et-worth. Special '
thanks to the tainister. Mi. aild Mrs. M.
E ClarkerMr, and Mrs; John: Smith, Pall-
bearers and the Boy- F"uriemi m
MR; & MRS. VINCENT WA19:.EftwORTlif23-63-1
LAWN MONVER ;SERVICE:. coratlete IYIeMoTi4Ity.
serefce • on .• all Mike; . nuiwnis and 'en-
ginel. Parts, , relight, '•overliaul, giber/4E6.i
inn -DO it now:•••' SHARP'S 'MAINTEN-
ANCE' SERVICE, Rat, .2;•..:Sealertli. Phone
851 r • ,••• ' 19-56-8
COMPLETE 'I.A.VEDETERIA in Sea-
forth-and-clistrict.--and,Dry Cleaning_Ser-
Mee. WEBS'S • • BILLIARDS, • Seaforth,.
agent tor Brady Olgirpers ..& Linnileterie
is-so-tt
PLARRISON-In. laving' memory 'Of a
dear husband and father,. Albert Harri-
son, who ,Passed away May; .-24„.. 1958. -
Many a lonely. heartache, • .
• Often a silent tear,
But•-alwdlYs •beautiful':
1M one Who is no longer here..
-Lovingl,y remembered by his -Wife;
and • 24-63x1
MODERN spring coat in perfect shape
size 14-16. Can be seen" at FLANNERY
CLEANERS. • 11-68x1
• STEEt. ROOFING, asPhaIt roofing itod
siding; cedar •poit, all sizes. • Before you
buy, Phone Seafortli 841. r 2. BORDEN
BROWN. • 11-5041
Tackersmith ToWnship Municipal Dump
Still -be opened from' .1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on
WedtteidaY ancl„Saintday afternOona, until
ftitthez- notiee
QUANTITY of Kennebec Potatoes for
sale; suitable:tar 'eating Or 84 a Apply,
• BEN' Sfr.:WA.RT. Phoke 839 R' '2, San -
8 o ,• 114634
QiTITY of Sanilac seed bestriso
grown fro& • registered seed. APP1Y to
PEARSON CHARIMRS, R.R. 3. Kit:Ten.
f'hone Hensall 668 11.• 21. • 11-634
5,00J FEET used lumber, 2x4, 2x6,
2x6 and 240'; all kinds of boar& ; also
two building lots, Few seed potat,oet still
available,. 'Call ariYevening. GF.ORGE
BROOME, 2624. 11-63x2
MOTORCYCLE POR SAJA : 1955 Royal
Enfield motorcycle. 350 cc series, in new
condition. For particulars phone TED
CRICH. HU. 2-9294, Clinton.
• • 11.43irt
- DRAIN TAX
Call 193, Liman
HYDALL BItIOK, AND -Trtz inio4
EtorlIFIsnn, ONTARIO 1
Fon SALE: -800 Geraniams In gegen
eoloiirs, hardy garden mums, and a dont-,
tilde line of flower and garden.Plaitts',
BAKER'S GREENHOUSE. Your' Darden
Centre, Seaforth.„ 1342:18
• • MIIME DLAMOLIJS-11011.1BS, 60- large
"bulbs, $3.00; 50 raeliiim'bulba, $2.00; not
dellYered. 311111HA.Y •rninats.4.
tiioe-
Seld, Ont. Phone Seoforth 640 W 2..
11-62x2
•
• • i:1NE • GENT FAOH:' liet-hed Plante.,
earlY and late Cabbage, toniittoes,' sWeet.
Peppers, brOccoll, brussels ppreiltatt
ilower;popaler ' variety. PATRICIA
HOFONAIdg, Hentiall... • '
114,40.
. •
10,anttIrtatazt• We isre lietulhig„ itinot•
last spririg order to . the,hurnerit,:". If. you
o want PereitniaIa *ttot .1rofir • ifftkder' 6 Olt
kattdoi; .order then Ott Of before,
B'S Ofl1lt41OTJS). YonGarden
Death, -Seaforth:' • ' • 1' 11-63t1
"SAI•10r•reasea••roig cern. Plinth.
,jsftllMarker/it 1 'Cage' entcrigli,•
.•plaiiteic: like beef 4.1, tiiti& tieethr-*oiteted,
• ;
psi:31 eonflititoil. Mtbriyelt
Win; ' OXIO: ROM RM. 4,,
Ortitt, 02 13. 11484
.Wanted'TO Buy
dtrkSiOAen 1,11.th8iS",i)tht foi- tick;
aonon, Ahd"dfattliled 'faint anitnala.
tiouktectui ailection Of 'all' dead
••,tilifibled: • burn atibtals 'Can
•011ect,' EH,•ANDHEWS,,,'851 ,:r
, forth,' D
With, arling ' a
..‘ " .-.'•teAoo
• •P' CHESNEY, ,.
19-514f.
WkiERLOO
- CATTLE BREEDINti
ASSOCIATION'
-"Where Baiter Ate:Usel"
,
Artificial'• r teal* Service, - All Breeds
orat-tre--- Member ownel and control,
led Celt Lew —.'Efficiericy High --'
Use of the beat Attila - Inse.ase• COntrol,
, led -- SafetY
For seri/fee or more information, .1:belie:
CL/NTON 11U- 2-5441 "
or for Long Distance •
•' CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650
Eletween; •
:01). and • otn. Week Days
0400 and 5:500-14.'ni: Saturday es'eriIngs
Calls Medved tin Satarday evening Will
be sensed' an SuridaY Morning.' For cows
In bgat•en Sunday morning, DO NOT call
IVienday thdtning ,
BEILOE CATTLE FOP. BEE'LLP, LIVING
19-624f
go.. Auction Sa.les
PerionalS;
Hyoramo striri. (Rubber Goods),
Mailecitiffstpaid in ;plain sealed' inyelOpe
with, Price:list." 6 samples 23a;'.
plea 81.00.. •• :Mail- Order Dept. T.- 78,1
JstevA -ittinnEn GO., Box01, Hamilton,
-Box, 'llolderS' Names
Not GivenOut
• It is- not possilole;.thr us.
th divulge' the name' or ,:ad-
• dress of any 'advertiser using
a 'Huron Expositor hex
ber. Alease do not ask Ili for
this irtIorreatioli. '
. Birt
BE.UER,MAN--rAt Seat ,Memoriol HoSpi,
ital,"'on' May 20, to Mn.; and.,Mrs; Gerald
Benerrnati,, 11.11. 5, M1tche.11, a dlingh..
Me.rnOriaI :Hodpi-•
' tal, on May 14, -,to Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred
• Iluchintin,•11-R:. 1, Clinton:- a sOn:
.1iCIKDDEN-Mr: and Mrs. Donald Iledden,.
• St, Catharines,' announce . the birth' of
. • their son ,on„,_Thtirsday, May 14, in St.
,Catharines - General naspifai; . great,
rnaiidellild for ..Mr;i. Catherine Iledden,
, ,•
„
.prE,NbuNGTON-At. Scott. Memorial Tro8-
• pital, On -May 16, to Alr. and .Mrs. Jas..
1 Pennington., 11.11,,,3,:„Yrusse1s, S. son.
REID-At, SO•ott Memorial. Iloipital, , oa
, May 20, to ,31r. and Mrs." Watson Reid;
Scott.J.lemtiAal `FrOsPital-On-
.
May '18, to,Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Heiler;
Senfortit'fa -don.
VAN' Scbtt':1Ylfintorial. Hes-
• Pital; on blity 18,' 20 Mr. • and Mrs.
Frank Von -Bergen Dublin twins ---son
and daughter.' ' •
VAN DER THET-,-At Scott M.emorial He:).
pital, dn May -18,• ±0Mr. and Mrs. Cor-
• nelins: Van .Der Tryt; R.R. 2, Dublin, a
. ,
2$. Deaths
COOK -In Clinton on Monday, May%18,
Mary,•01fire 'Adatus, widow of the late
J'aintei 'Cook in. her 71st year. • -
GALSRAITO-In tendon, on Sat-Ur:14Y.
May 16, 13tivid -Archilad Galbraith, he,
lorecl husband of With* J. Howson, in
„his 85th year.
'JAYE'
or, 'rliz
NITEEM
AtJCTIONSALE
Clearing Auction 'Sale of Household Ef-
fects in • Brumfield, ' on' SATURDAY, .352AY,
301• lit 1i30 full line of 1riniseliold
• tgRio--ca6h.
Prep' 4•14reas, NHS. JOHN' CAIRNS .
- • Auctioneer,. Harold JaCkscin
1'. Clerk, P; GlIeseley. , •
• go -634
.CTION SALE
Of Hansehold Effects in VilIage oZen-,
saIl,SATCHEAE,--MAY 23, at 1
• Electric 'Beatty Wasting machine; 2tie.
Lures colt atove; organ; rollaway :bed;
bed, Springs and Mattresa; dressers; bur..
eini; settee and Chair r' odd ebabat kitchen
table andtars; small tables; kitchen
6)011 C011 ; ICArntrY; pillowS;qtiUtdf
dral)cii; 2 33/49r and 12,/x9pt,nri„., •
deem; scatter. mats; larapit; oda aatlet;
kitAtieli,tit6ilanst nnrror;
liWur011-crelcitidle 'board; tenet aet; Stec.,
ladder ; lawn -niniver ; garden top% ; Weeds
'and 'uttnierona other article,
TEAMD,-Cash.
ri...ORENCE A. FM' ProPrietretio
, Ed, Corbett, Atictictiect,
20424
"Ther,a seem*go be, •ittes, moving in
my $1,r44Y OYOY • diagraiihy;.'hit Tildelaw-imittroire oath*
et Ailininatie, 'Una:ding .and "Condnoe"
trapper - -anct his Wife :have. put lip,
at Fhday FOrkSAS:What'You Might
Call the'.heartheat,ef.•the Whele de -
.4t., is :'.he.re a, ;
'poWer..1ai-e be, built: to naake
.th,e Pewer that .entS.the thither,. and
therocid...and the', Mono,:
Tail 1aCk ..,the
pteinpter,S*d--it;is,hOpecl..,a" let'
of. other people "in this Country., ,
5o t1e. McDougall lands Will • e
-flooded: : 'else will' take
&et' water-gatignigLthe 'river,.
tiddiag; the: small chcireS .of . pest-
;11,;(aSter 'in. 'an. 'area Where:Marge.
inatiallY 15 ,the, Only' :yviiite .Wereari
,thrtnigliOnt.' the 'long winter, and
w.liete onlY ' sorainer iisitors
are 'hardy northernerS .±rOin Grand'
• Prairie Prince 'George and ether
towns. milesf :away; . ,,or
WeralthrSportSnieriWhOYMIkr be
'able to afford the•eqiiivaletit of 4
trip to Europe. te; finli these waters:
, No: More, Trapping
, , .
And %the- itx.apping.: For ":this.'h
,been the biggeSt. Source' Of., inconie
'of the "e-tioi)10,:' oi.d;.A.lanY'a'l time:
Marge donned snowshoes and,
•Parka w,alk the 40-mile:trairline
ill: the rhgged- Old-timer- Who is
her :husband., • •
. They V.1.11.1ie justly ceinpensated;.
not ' only a- considerable a iithunt
'of, Cash; for'' their holdings, but in
years 'of -expected-:
: All this is signed,: sealed,' but not
yet . delivered: ; • •.
Which -brings us to ,Ma.rge's oil.
. Seen, after She .arrived ;10 Fin1y,
-Forks, ' the One -tithe dress de -i;
signer whOT:b...a.d.,niet her, :hushand
:Oeorge,,'hiski collecting bOOks.•',..
:For Bikards
.They couldn't:afford to linyhooks
So. 'she ; Wrbte to ' libraries
'asking:1°r ,xliseardo: •
;be, earprisect how 'Much'
.reading 'You .:•eati.: ,20 years
-that 'w-ayi-• •:•'± •_ •"' • ..
• 'But .Marge. began to: Tholt more
• at the: dreivhig and. paintingsthan
at the-werds: Some of :'the
vol -
"One :da'y the.nsked, the mystified
trapper to. bring, her kicker ell fboni
:the -"boathigisec' -Then: she .got him
to burn e lainpvickhigh until the
.chlinney.was•
"I' :didn't 'tell Royl had sWipect-
part...of .his. 'shaving shid
the youthful "looking
grandmother (she has. a .claughter
by. a, previous inarriage),
.. "I :had: rod -that the earlypaint--
'ers used !egg ycilk., . So with that
',and the lamp black and the engine
"oil ono, tile, piece of shaving brush,
l'Imgan...to paint," ,
The blne-green eyes 'sparkled' as
vie talked, . • ,
"Tut, gosh blueing
makes . awful' bIne blue." .
• Meanwhile,: 2;01mile-away neigh-
bors', alsO. fit lo•Ve with, the beanti-
inOtintaiii and river country
'which been thund by a Young.
schOoIntaSter :•wlimilie-took parties
of Upper Canada
:eailapirig: tripe; -.were the. Nicholas
Ignatieffs. ,
, After the death -of the master,
w had become Warden Of nart
ous .4; mes.. Ignatieff took: their
teerbage back; two years ago,.
• :Spend, the 'summer , in the Ire.
'mote eabin his father bad built,
•- , • '
101d:deft teok proper
eils:and 'callVasSeS along. ,•
Whost sha Saw' thability Marge.
was ;displaying,' aridltneW that ,61. -
ready the neW.,:pioneerhig adven-
turers •sneh as pilots, engineers:
and Other of ..theit ilk were buying
picthres; she ',left the painting
equiPthent, , and sent along, more
When. she giOt borne. • . • :
-Erge! 'As • More: , people .caine
north, the strong, fresh: rineS. of
'the Indian, portraits and .ligures-
bainted. :by wonian who knOvvs
• iinclerstand,s,.-theSe .Can4dians
'Perhaps better' than :any other,,
:Were SW rapidbr. as, . eht"tould
da„f„heni.
Some forest taxation discourages
proper forest ,mariageinent.
---About-lialf--the-annual-pulpwood
harvest of Canada comes from the
Province of Quebec.
• The ravages caused by fire, in-
sects, and disease in, the 'forests
cif Canada' are excessive. •
Fly Fisherman -2 "Did you catch
all those trout with -nothing but
worms?"
•• Boy„:,"Oh, no. There was brains
at t'other end of the line.
yodiffalthniit-Yoill mcorne tax
return wrong, •you are M the hands
of the law; --and if you make it out
right, you are in the, liands of the
receiver.
Egg Graders arid Trayers
Apply -to:_
SEAFORTH.
Produce Division
Phone 13
euforth
.Flower Section7-
Classes in, the Flower Section Will remain the „
same.his' year,,Witli,the following
-- Persian 'Cai-pot Peppermint Stick
Asrr_p•zoR:vv'gd:---er Puff, , Giant :Grego, Calif-al;na -
Giant, Heart of :France.
Collection(yof Asters, net more than 3 yarieties
Hah-ging basket. of ,fldwers, not More than 12"diamet&r..
-
—
,uplicate
To Fit
AU Types of Billing
Triplicote
For eve,ral -years now -farrneri.have.,..dise9vered. thatit pays to
sowgodgood seed: This has resulted in better yield; quality and profit .
per acre. -
e have the following Commercial and Registered Varieties
available
SANILAC MINIM ICHELITE
EARLY PEA BEANS und YELLOW EYE
If you have"been planting- your-rop. frofn the. sAme sped for two
years or more, we advise yon to, exchange it on new sided this.year.,
Come in and let us help You with your seed reqnu-ements
'11tEAT'ING FACILITIES AVAILABLE
Phone,
ensall
•
1959. FORD . FAIRLANEFully equipped;
• autoinatic ' • ' $2695
transmission • -
1058 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN - Automatie
- transmission, - ' ' $26
ful
ly
,equipped
'AT di. DOOR Ii.A41-
• ' 1 58CHE
TO' -V-8 motor, automatic' ,
. 9 VROLPIT BEL ......12, FO _
$2795 , -,transmision; fully .equipped ....
-2-1958 GEE VROL1: 1:s:ICAY.NE $2375
uron County's Oiliest Used Car Market
'2-1958' CHEVROLET EISCAYNE',SEDANS-,Vally
• dquiPied; .authinatie $25.5
miSsion,
2:1956I5ONT/.46-gfiriid SEDOS
- Atithinatic transmission, ' $2595
• full&blipped .
1950 CIIEV,ROLET''DELai
Automatic' L"'$1695
trAneMigsion ' ' .......
1956 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN --L:Authniatic
tratismiSsiorip ..$1695
equipped
1955 PONTIAC SEDAN-•.: •
$
1450
ah.U.AN ,dt=n
Automatic transmission . ..
, automatic transmission ..... ale ""r40‘.
3.5$ Gkih;v-ttuLaze DELux4 $14Du
1°5• 5
with' AN
$
radio
7
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1295 •
c.„.,EVAOLET DELU'ItE
$135.0
1954 CHEVROLET" SEDAN- .-...... ..
1954 DODGE REGE ,. . „,.
1954 FOBD CUSTONI_LINE
SEDAN, ---Radio . . . . . .
1953 DODGE
1955- GMQ,OZ PICICDP
1956 CHEVItOLET 1/2sTON
$995
$995
, $995
795
$1095
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