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THE GOMM/it SIGNALIITAR
.Christmas
Trees
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Phone 730w or 470
But do it TODAY to
avoid disappointment later
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WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE
AT THE REAR OF THE TOWN HALL.
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HURON COUNTY FOURTH'
IN NUhIBE'R OF FARMS
Huron stands fourth among the
counties of Ontario in the number
of farms occupied, according to
the 1951 figures of the Dominion
-Bureau M Statistics. Grey county
with 6,153 occupied farms is first.
Next Domes Simcoe county with
6,7169. In third place is Middlesex
county, with 5,777. Hruron is fourth
with 5,772 occupied Pawns. Next is
Essex county with 5,316 occupied
farms. 'At the bottom of the ladder
is Kenora with only 551 occupied
fame.
A total of 61 farms in Huron
Daunts sold products during 1951
whose value was $20,000 and over ;
the largest single group:, 1,140 farms
sold products whose value was be-
tween $2,500 and $3,749; value of
products sold was less than $�50
in the case of 385 small scale
farms; there are 275 part-time
farms.
HURON COUNTY CROP REPORT
__Very _.little snag '-has _ fallen- to
date and, with the open season,
almost a month less stable feeding
of cattle has been required this
fa 11.
Surprisingly, the news that the
U.S. embargo will be lifted on
March 1, has not caused too much
excitement and farmers seem to be
resigned to the fact that, when
this does happen, the price struc-
ture will not be too much affected.
A number of loads of Christmas
trees from Northern Ontario came
into the county this week.
worry =LO% ROUE'! -UP
Three in Contest for Warden's Post
as Gowdy Defeats Strong in Howick
A three-way tight for the ;cost
of warden of Huron County is
promised when county holds
it*. first ss -ion of 1953 here In
January. iia►rry Gowdy, this year's
deputy -reeve of Hawke* Township
surprised many observers when , be
defeated Reeve E. IL Strong by
506 votes to 448. The . new reeve
had previously announced that, if
elected, he, veal i seek the warden's
seat. •
Others in the running are Reece
E. Stanley Snyder of Colborue
Township and Reeve A. W. Kers-
lake of Henisall. Both were re-
turned by aeelamation isi their re-
spective municipalities.
Many Acclamations
While there have been many ac-
clauiations in this year's municipal
elections in the county, there have
also been change, which will bring
several. new members to county
council next year.
In a light vote at Seaforth on
Wednesday of last week, Dr. E. A.
McMaster was elected to his third
term as mayor when he defeated
Councillor A. W. S'illery by 379
votes to 286.
All other civic ofbees in Seaforth
were filled by acclamation, although
it required two nomination meet-
ings, when, at the first meeting.
no-one qualified for the post of
reeve, after veteran Reeve Frank
S. Sills announced that he would
retire from municipal activities
after serving the town for 50 years,
33 years on the fire .brigade and 17
on council, seven of those as reeve.
Councillors ...thin W. S.iIlery and
B..F. Christie were both nominated
for reeve but the former derided to
try to unseat Mayor McMaster and
the latter' announced that he would
retain his seat in council. At the
subsequent nomination meeting,
Norman Scoins became reeve of
Seaforth for 1953 when the only
other nominee, Harold Jackson fail-
ed to- qualify; , -The six councir
seats were filled by acclamation by
Keith Sharp, J. C. Crich, R. F.
Christie, H. H. Leslie, James P.
Scott and Norman Scoins. Other
acclamations were D'Orlean Sills
as public utilities commissioner,
and Dr. P. L. Brady, Clifford
Broadfoot and John C. Stevens as
public school trustees.
Wingham Council
At Wingham, DeWitt Biller and
Joseph Kerr were elected mayor
and deputy -reeve, respectively, by
acclamation, while R. E. McKinney
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SAVEBy doing your Christmas
Shopping at...
Al L;nfield's Tire and Sport Shop
- ST. DAVID'S ST.
WE ARE .CLEARING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE TO MAKE ROOM
FOR NEW TIRE REPAIR EQUIPMENT.
• HUNTING- BOOTS _- --
Reg. 9.95
Sale 7.95
RUBBER BOOTS
Reg. 4.95
Sale 3.75
Boys' Long Rubber Boots
Reg. .4.15
Sale 3.65
opornomempopipmewilmopmems
HM' BOOTS
Reg. 12.95
,Sale 10.75
Ken's, 4 buckle Overshoes
Reg. 6.45
Sale 4.98
•BLen's 5 -buckle Overshoes
Reg, 8.45
Sale 6.75
Men's Lined OVERSHOES
Reg. 10.75
Sale 8.95
INSOLES
Reg. 40c
Sale 35c
ALL SIZES OF MEN'S and
BOYS' SKATES
Prices from 5.45 a pair to
38.95
Reduced by 20%
BASEBALL SPIKES
Reg. 6.85
Sale 3.45
All....oir WSoft Balls, Hard
Balls, Ball Mitts, Gloves
nad Masks
50% off
TABLE TENNIS SETS
Half price
BADMINTON RACKETS
AT
Half price
BOYS' ATHFR BMITT$
Reg. 2.15
Sale 1.65
BABY WALKERS
Reg. 24.95 -
Sale 18.95
MO»EL AEROPLANES
AND BOATS
Half price
Pottevogromittror
BOW and ARROW SETS
69c, 79c, 89c each
ALL WOOL SHIRTS
Reg. 11.95
Sale 8.45
itotottivoometwiroymittporgivery
ALL STEEL WAGONS
with rubber tires
from 3.35 to 14.95 each
KXDDIES' MIKES
5:98 to 13.25 eachspostreempommilemamoppropc
TOY GARAGES
1.00, 1.80, 3.00, 8.05 each
44(temormucticiomemtegivesetww
ROLLER COASTERS
Wind up toy
5.10
Repeating Six Gun "45"
Looks like the real thing
5.20
tetsionmettommesteinvelemslew
KIDDIES' BAKING SETS
3.29
yttestectomprootwortitetature
DOCTORS' and NURSES'
SETS
98c
MAGIC SETS 1.65
wiesoupopoimotweieromponst
Kiddies' "Kitchenware"
'Sets
.1.35
Kiddies' 21 pie& Tea Set
1.79
Repeating AIR GUNS
5.20tattoomettommegromesevatem
WALKING .DOLLS
1025 and up
SNOW SHOVELS
59c
FISHING KITS -Rod, Reel,
Lina, _ Hooke and Sinkers
Reg... 4.75
Sale 3.50
yessonswomostopswooppostvioslop
FIELD GLASSES, 3 power
- Reg. 4.95
Sale 3.75
+el►
All Fishing Tackle
Reduced 25%
wooromproisonanovver
These are but a few of the outstanding barging now on display.
bone 535 for your Christmas .tree. Free delivery.
Riztrultlanittizzaminorimanfwannzinnotrwm
defeated J. Roy Adair, 587 votes to
503, in the election for reeve. Coun-
cillors elected at WDgha= for 1953
were Athol Ptrudon, Normans„ Keel-
ing, F. IL Howson, W. F. Burg -
man, Charles Crossett and Hugh
Carmichael. in a '10 -man contest.
I Defeated were Miss Y. , 1LI'hereop,
Elmer Wilkinson,, Earl Hamilton
and Robert Pool; e1L Duncan Ken-
nedy was elected by aociamatiou
to the , public utilities; eawmIasion
as were Drive Murray, Scott Reid,
TInrtley Snaith and Alton Adams
to the public school board. ,
In Clinton, acclamations went to,
J. W. Nediger as mayor, A. J. Me-
Murray and Hugh ' Hawkins as
members of t utilities com-
mission and LAM Gall, Royce Mac-
aulay, Clayton Dixon and George
Laois as public school trustees.
In a heavy vote, Clinton elected
W. J. Miller as reeve over Bert
Gliddon and Mel Crich defeated
6. Y. Hattan to become deputy -
reeve. The six councillors elected
were Morgan Agnew, Burton Stan-
ley, George Knights, Dudley Pegg,
Stewart Schoenhals and Carel
Draper, with Clifford Ashton the
unsuccessful candidate.
The need for elections in Exeter
was done away with as all offices
were filled by acclamation. . Fire
former councillors are returned by
acclamation and a newcomer to
municipal office, Richard Jermyn
was also acclaimed.
The slate now comprises; Mayor
William G. Cochrane; Reeve Rich-
ard E. Pooley ; Deputy-lieeve W i 1-
c
eirstek
44,470.
ttirrp-Ob00
rolled aaln!
You PROBABLY use aluminum foil
in your own kitchen as a handy
material for wrapping food of all
kinds. Now from California comes
word that aluminum foil is being
used to wrap ready -cooked en-
chiladas. Lovers of this highly
seasoned Mexican dish can now
simply pop them in the oven to
heat, then serve than in their
aluminum' containers.
Foo.:_ and aluminum go natu-
rally together. From the hygienic
milkers used in modern dairies to
the utensils in hospitals and your
own home, aluminum is prized
for the way it protects the purity,
• color and flavor- of food. 'Alimi- _ ._
num-Cofnpany-of Cslfada-, `I:tci:..__--
(Akan).
"Immediate
service"
YOUR LOCALITY
i0R
Estate Planning
and Wills
Investment
Management and
Advisory Service
33/4% Guaranteed
Investments
2% on savings -
deposits may be
mailed
For pr"ompt attention call
RYE B. PATERSON
Trust Officer
Bewail, Ontario, Phone 51
or
any office of
GUARANTY
TRUST
COMPANY OF CANADA
TORONTO . • MONTRE=AL
OTTAWA • WINDSOR
NIAGARA FALLS . • SUDBURY
CALGARY • VANCOUVRali
tiasa Mt et*aie; Cresseigosi, -Ed-
ward W. erredr, sauce' 14 easel'
grove, Robert a Dimity. Earl It.
Witmer, Ralph T. BsMey and Reich-
ard Jersey's; Public Utilities 0om•
mSsoionner Harper C. Rivers; &,boor
Trustees Wallace G. Seldom, W.
Harvey Wale* aid Carfree Cann -
Beni* Vete
In the Hoek Township election
w;,hie4i saw Reeve E. H. Strong ,de-
feated by Harry Gowdy, Arthur
Gibson won a three-way 'on for
the poet. of deputy -reeve which
Gowdy vacated, against Ernriernon
Hargrave. and Edward , Newton.
Elected as councillors, by acciam.
a ion were lElarvey McM%baed, M-
iner J. Parrlah and Ivan Hoskin.
Aeelam*tloius to' the tacit Howick
14
UM* school. hoard were ,Ai*'sd tier-
mast, Fred id* and Howard Harris
and, to that Went' Howick area
whoa. ,board, Oa*, iletarrin k, Pred
Doifbiedee and Morley y[cliliehueL
la Buffett Towthip, Reeve Wil-
liam Dale Mus i,ehxped �,y ..er;lam-
ati+on, while thaws' elected coustcll
lore were 'Thomas Leiper, J ubu 1.
Rapson, William R. Jewett and
George C.. Brown. •Defeated eau-
dld*teu were Arahle Yonnng affI
Henry Leishmen.
Trustees elected is Zurich police
village were, Lloyd .O'Brien, Regin-
aid Ilsely aad Milford Schilbe.
The defeated c audilate ' was John
M. Tuerkheiw.
Acclamation ser Warden
aUar ey Johnston, 1952 warden of
alarm enmity, reach* , an a ixiana-1
a tin fs as rem ot Morrrie • Township.
Reeve Roy Coaelie et; Brussels was
oleo returtteed 113x aImtion. la
both centres ail posts were
tilted by a as follows;
Monis TOwns hip: - Reeve• -•lar-
vey C. Johnston; councillors -Elam
Alda, !Bailey iParrott, William
Elston and Charles Coult ; , public
school board -- Bernard Thoinas,.
Robert McMnrray. •
'Brussels: Reeve -Roy. B. Cols -
ins; councielore- 'Adrian 3S ra'av:
gu rt, Robert Bennett, Lloyd Work.
man and Herbert Stretton; public
uMlities couuniettion--.Witildans Lit•
Me; , pubilo School board -.Kenneth
Coleman; Gerald Gibson, Robert
Walker, William Newton, Hartley
THURSDAY..MC.
Fischer, Gordan Stesibesenti.'
la Grey Township also. Mi,
were tilled by aeclataatiae,, as
lowu: Reeve -- A: Weed
deputy -reeve --diol Sada
-Clifford (Dunbar,. Walla*
Bishop, Howard MeNaught ;
sicca truetees--Waller Mee
Jtan Cos ely; Webfoot Brown,
(43? [R
COSTS ONLY)
rou& /'�'A D'U66/ST P�te�r�o
VIPs-
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Gar .Dressings for Your Gift Packages!
ENCLOSURE CARDS RIBBON & TWINE
SEALS & TAGS WRAPPING PAPER
Sc 10c - 15c
"Scotch Brond" Christmas
Cellulose Tope 10c -II 2Sc.
1
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Gifts for everyone on .your list, at prices you can afford to pay ...
and a friendly staff is always ready to help you make your selection.
Spray Trees--Wreaths-Gins with For Your Holiday Entertaining -
Frosty SNOW Flakes CANADA DRY
Gager Ale gr Sp.PkU.g Water
M quarts & handy cartons of "splits"
acrica
-at
***********************$
. * As Magic As Mistletoe ,*
*_ 4
. Sdto
4,
* "Friendship's Gorden" or ;
"Old Spice"
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t z _ *
*,.•. -lc* 4c
* �.-*i..-,
* ' * REMPEL INFLATED RUBBER TOYS
* * "Perky" the Pup, "Hoppy" the Rabbit, etc.
`.:, d * Sonitory, squeezable, washable, durable.
*. .'''_4- • * Mode of pure, noturol latex rubber. Metol
-.. „ * whistle in -each 69c and up
* * ``' sl' •k
* FRAGRANCE REFRESHER $3.00 * Give Handsome Double Decks of
derful purse -size Stick Cologne Con-* Fragrant Toilet Water and the won- * , PLAYIIIG CARDS
R..4c
* centrote, delightfully boxed. * $1.25 $1.50 $2.50
* TOILET WATER, guest * Durotona
* size, and2 cakes of - 0.11111 AItV"erY
* Soap, boxed 1.25
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AMERICAN` seAurr
COMPACTS
by Eight-Am.rioon
Pleasing shapes and
pottems on leachers'
polished bronze
1 backgrounds.
395 ik 5.50
Others - 1.50 VP
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"The Sweetest Gift of All" -
40X110411!IlAH
* fd Ma 7#14V I
Feather touch i This assortment_is "Oh -so -lovely"! 11
asp aybutton * different kinds of delicious centres in ,,Li Y
: with Cadbury's Daily Milk Choc_olate. /i,4_,,
sprceYatioky : every box, each extra -thickly covered, - a NV
MOW.
89` ' 1.69 * _ _.._ -172 Ib. 75c : 1 Ib. $1.50 1.
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Available separately -
Toilet Water ...... $1.75
Stick Cologne .... $1.25
* Body Sachet 51.50
Bath Salts 51.65
* Double deck in
fabric covered r _.
evening Gose, in
* gold emboi ed box
* with transparent -
tc plastic cover. �
*.. $3.95
* .K****4c*4c.> *********44,4* "MILORD" DURATONE GIFT SET -$3.95
Double' deck in masculine Snop case.
For Her FingerTips!
MANICURE GIFTS
by
CUTEX
"PARTY TIME"
SET .: _.,.. • $1.3S
-_Sliding._drawer.-type _...box holds 3 ._.
Cutex preparations & implements.
Others .t 89c to $3.00
An Exciting and Exotic Gift!
CIIEN-YU.
7teurot
if"r Ili.
A beautifully pockoged "Make -up -
Trio" of Chen -Yu Fluid Cloudsilk,
Chen -Yu Compressed Pow-
der and Chen -Yu Lipstick ..$3.00
* Otb.r delirious fresh assort
meats by famed candymakers.
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For Those Indoor Slats Around the Treel A Wonderful Idea!
Sylvania Superflash "BROWNIE HAWKEYE"
FLASH BULBS_ FLASH CAMERA OUTFIT
Everything for good \`
Indoor : or outdoor
shops -flash model
comero, flash -old
er, bulbs, flim, bat- ..
teries, etc.
$15.75j,
Duane* Flash Outfits .... 24.50 & 36.00
CARTONS of 10 at
$1.70'$1.80 $1.'90 *�''
Singly � -a.
17c, 18c .\
Fin. Gifts for Flash Camera Users
HEATING PAD _ 1,;: 9 a ante. - 4.95
WILLIAMS
Box for Men - '
Shave Cream & Lotion and Conal Shampoo„ SO
Brownie Hawkey*, Flash Model ....... $$.25
Kodolite Flask -holder fee
Brownie Flash Model .......... 53.80
Baby Brownie Specie, 53.30
Duofkx 11, Kedet tens ». 516.75
Wolk* 11, Kedor f/$ lens 52530
Duofkx Flash Attachment 54.75
Tourist 620 Foldi.e Canter. 529.00
Pony "828' 535.75; with field case $42.85
Pony "135" 541.00; with field case 548.15
A L t 9x95
95 -LONDON BRAND" BILLFOLDS
ROLLS RAZORS
• "King°William"--a smooth hide billfold
GILLETTE Razor, Blade and'.52. with zipper on two ides
S
=3.83
Shaving Cream Sets � Others of 52.75, 53.30 6 up
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Sffed#frAii
DRESSER *
* Macdonald s
* EXPORTS
*-
Lodies'
Lodies' "Glenfold" Plastic
Wallets -choice of finishes 98e
Lodies' Crystolite Hair Brush I
with 7 rows of nylon bristles 98c
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* Delight her with o gift by *`
ie.- lige
GEMEY "PERFUME STAR"
Y. A /4 oz. viol a
* of froor t •{a
* PERFUME ��""'r' e
* mounted in NN. 1 F;., 4 .`
* o novel "sigr" - -' 7 ,
*of Styrolfooth-- ,4 �.
*ready to go - p :h.
right on the • e
: $175
* Other GEMEY Fragrance Gifts
* Eau de Cologne or Toilet Water
in novel "crown" each 11.75
Dusting Powder 52.00
* Talcum, tin $Sc
* Perfume, K and 14 es. 11.00, 11.75
e:• "DUO"
* SET
13.00
RSV.P
* Geerney
* . Essenceas�
* ko agededy
4tif444144 44t4444144*a*a****, Woterman's Skywriter Fountob Pee T.95
CHILD'S 3 -PIECE
SET
A pretty little -
girl -size brush, *
comb and mir-
rorset -ino
goy gift box.
89c. "*
LADIES' 3 -PIECE DRESSER SETS #
In silk -lined gift boxes 3.95 fr up *
DeVilbin hrfame Ata.isers 1.25 w * MACDONALD'S BRI=
*
Geerfei.'s Sholimer Perfume 6.00 t�
Shallow lee ax . Gl3.00 * Virgie Pipe T•bacce
Yardley Lehrweder .... 1.25, 1.75. 2.50, 3.50,
[basely Perfume 75c
Rosebud design basket * 1/2 Ib. tin - $1.50
6tNSeep - box of 3 *ekes 69c * Other pipe tobaccos and cigar
Revlon Gift Sets .................... 1.10 to 4.50 * *ate tobaccos in half -pound tins.
"Canada's Finest Cigorete",
20's- 39c 25's- 48c
50's- 97c
Other popular cigarettes such as
Black Cat, Buckingham, Players
Mild, Sweet Caporal, Craven A,
etc., efc.
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LADIES' NAIR BRUSHES
by Pro-phy-loc•tic
.‘"k641air
t hwelite Reil -wave Noir Brush with prekn
♦c bristles t irntrlid in . curve t "fit"
* the scalp $3.95
*
,*a
*
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Pen hos 1 4 -Kt. gold point, one-
"stroke filler, big ink supply. Pen
. and pencil have hard-wearing lust-
* rous finishes . .. in choice of
* colours. Sets boxed os illustrated.
44 $5.00
he.phyy-let-tk "Hell Fiore"
las00
Pre-phy-lac-tk "Featherweight" 51.00
ANGEL FACE
by PONO'S
In a slim, lowly
mirror case, corn•
obit* with ' puff.
$1.59
Waterman's "356"
PEN & PENCIL SET
•
Carnphi:
Phone 90
Rouen Lighters 6.50, 8.30 and' up
Zipp. Storm Lighter 4.50
loco Triplex Lighter 1.25
MacKenzie Filter Pipe 1.50
Dr. Plan* 3.50; Rollit 5.754 Keyweodie 6.00
Five CNoretfe Maker 3.98
ARS, Popular Brands in 5s G 25s
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SHAVING BRUSH SPECIAL Luxurious Men's -Gifts by
$4.00 value fee only $2.98
A fine brwh with badger casing, bristle
centre,' swede by Rubbers!!. - -
Philishave "12" Electrk Shaver 529.75"
Remington Electrk Shavers 121.95 & up
Schick Shavers • 522.93, $29.95
nbeem Shavemaster 531.95
2.75 Value for $1.98
This English Morocco Billfold hos a flat
all-around zipper, 4 swing windows", car
ticket holder,
snap • button
pouch style
coin purse, ( /
etc. In neat j
gift box. A
wonderful / V
;1.98 value. `l
A streamlined Beauty!
fREPOkrER
With famous Kimber-
ley Cartridge. "Flootirifl
Point" . , outomotic-
ally odfusts to user's
own writing pressure.
Wide gold-filled bond
on cop.
,,No -Smear, No-Snwdge
"P1RMA•SET" INK
wrlres does; erlsp, cher-step NW wayl
fiLq
• Shoving Soap in Mug
• After -shave Lotion
Men's Cologne
Both
1.5C'
"LUCKY TWO" SET 53.00
After shoving lotion and shaving mug in
unique 'transparent "horse shoe" pockooe.
"Year Rounder" 2 -piece Travel Kht' 51.50
GIFTS
for MEN ,
Shevine Bowl
& Lotion Set
$3.25 r' 1
Otherset
$2.35.' .�f`��.,`"'�' 1!►� .
52.85
b up •
YARDLEY GROOMING AIDS
indlvlduolly -
Stumble Bowl 51.50
After Shave Lotions ..».........».Tek.,51.25, WS'
Mee 01
After *war Petrder r.,. f
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