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HURON COUNTY
Apple Festival
Town Hall, Clinton
• Sat. Nov. 5th
1 to 5 p.m.
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COUNTY GROWN
APPLES SHOWN
PRIZE :LAST: $168
SWEET CIDEtR ON SALE
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DANCE 9to12p.m.
LEGION MEMORIAL HALL
DRAW — For 5 bushels choice
Huron Apples
CROWNING OF
Apple Queen
SPONSOR: Clinton and District
Chamber of Commerce for the -Co-
unty Fruit 'Growers. Association.
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• Clearing Auction Sale
Of Tractor, Farsn Implements, choice
Holstein Cattle, Poultry, Hay, Grain
slid Misc. Items, Etc. On Lot 7, Con.
Z, Stanley'Township, 1, 1-4 miles
north of Kippen, 2 miles west. The
undersigned Auctioneer received in-
structions to sell by public Auction
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th.
At 1 .o'clock p.m. Isiharp
High 'Grade Holsteins — Cow, mil-
king, carrying third calf, bred Oct. 8;
cow 'carrying second calf due Dee.
2411; cow milking, carrying third calf
sue March 25; scow milking, fresh
since end of (Sept; heifer, du,e Dec.,
14th; cow, milking, fresh since Aug.
bred Oct. 6th; cow carrying fifth calf
due Dec. 24th; scow, milling, due
March 21st; cow, milking, .due April
14th; cow, mincing, due March. 22rd ;
This is an exceptionally good herd of
Cows from high producing blood lines.
4 Holstein heifer calves, Holstein
bull calf ; 421 part Holstein and Here-
ford heifer calves.
Poultry — 145 choice Rock and
New Hamp.hire pullets, 5 11-2 mons.
old. A black Collie dog.
Hay and Grain — Quantity of
loose haft; quantity of niixe,d 'grain;
10 tons of cob corn.
Tractor and Farm Implements —
t tcD. Formal' tractor, model "C" in
new condition; Inter. 2 -furrow tract -
Or plow like new; M -H. 7 -ft. cut;
Deering mover, '5 -ft. cut; McD. 13-
x°un discfertilizer drill, like new;
Intern. 4-lbar side delivery rake, use!
ane season; M -H. shay loader; 1M -H.
spring tooth cultivator; 4 -section
diamond harrows, like new; Cockshutt
2 -section drag harrows; rubber tire'
wagon, 16 -ft, hay rack; Renfrew el-
ectric cream separator; 8, 8 -gal. milk
cans; ,Cockshutt root pulper; 75 -ft.
endless rubber belt; hay fork; 150 -ft
bay fork rope; shovels, forks, chains,
and many articles too numerous to
mention
Terms — Ca»h
Robert Flood, Proprietor
Ross Love, C1erl:. •
Alvin Walper. Auctioneer.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Had I3irthday
On, 'Saturday last the home of Mr
and Mrs Adolph Sophia, on the Mile
Water Highway was given .full access
to all of their children, to some re-
atives and friends of the surrounding,
community. The whole ufIair came
to light on the occasion of Mrs.
-&opha',s 'fifty-seventh birthday. The
erhildren had previously made plans to
gather together to show the high
esteem- they have for their kind par-
ent.a, And singe it was mother's
t17'itllri^ ,onv good ' w"ishea were
txtenek 1 to hnr, and .as well ;gifts.
Thr' r? ,%!: of4> at:ury
>,r,ir.<.. ,..:'d� y .est
was an enjoyable one for the fam-
ily and will long be _remembered by
those who attended. .Children came
from Detroit, Windsor and other
points to be present.
Mr. Ted. Laporte and son Jackie
of Windsor spent. the week -end in
their cottage in Laporte's Grove.
Mr and Mrs Pete Milne and Mr and
Mrs. Michael Masse all of London,
were Sunday visitors with the Leon
Bedard Family.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Jeffrey and
Mrs. Josephine Duchiarane, motored to
London Sunday last.
:Mr and Mrs Bob • Mervonidge of
Detroit spent Sunday evening at the
latter's home. 'Phe Mervonidge's
made up their mind after the evening
meal to take off for a motor rltde,
landing in near St. Joseph, for the
evening, spending Ia few hours, then
again took off for their home to
Detroit; Well, what about? Can
you beat it?. A record.
Mr and Mrs. Pete !Geoffrey and
Mrs. Ed. Oorriveau motored to Lon-
don on Monday last; object, a busin-
ess trip.
Well, we are not too sure if pre-
dictions -always come true. But if so
no xziild winter is in sight, for al
ready quilting bees is .the order of
the day. So the old ]girl sees extra
coverage needed.
DASHWOQD.
On Wed. eve Oct. 19 Mr and Mrs
Plhilip Fas laid were pleasangy, sur-
prised when their family arrived to
celebrate their .56th ,'wedding anni-
versary and Mrs. Fassold's birthday.
Those present were: Mrs. Nelda
Routledge and Mr and Mrs Walter
Fassold and family of London; Mr
and Mrs Melton Walper and girls of
Ingersoll, Mrs. Ada Ratz, IMT and
Mrs Jack Ratz and family of •Shipka,
Mr and Mrs Fassold received many
lovely gaits.•
Neighbours Aid. Farmer •Confined to
Bed!
Attend Rally
A number of ladies : from Zion t
Lutheran Church attended a Luth-
eran Missionary Rally Wednesday
evening last at Monkton. Miss
Helen Nadiger and Mrs; Albert Rader
sang a duet.
Eleven formers plowed 25-' acres
on Friday afternoon, Oct. 21, fax Mr
Russell Webb who is suffering frons,
a heart attack, Mr. Henry (Link .or-
ganized the group.
Miss Anne 'Taylor of London spent
the week -tend with her mother, llfrs,
Letts Taylor. • I
]Miss Marion Heckman of Exeter,
spent the week -end with 'Mr and Mrs.
V. L. !Becker and family.
Mrs. GordonBender and ibaiby da-
ughter returned Thome from South
Huron Hospital on Sunday,
'Miss Barbara Becker spent Sunday
and 11Vlonday with Mr and Mrs, V. L.
Becker and family,
Mrs. 'Wellwood Gill and Mrs, Ada
Patterson of G. Bend spent Monday
'afternoon with Mrs. Ervin Rader.
Anniversary Services.
Calvary E,U.B Church held anni-
versary services on Sunday, Oct. 23,
The guest speaker was Rev. Anne
P. Graham of London. Li the morn-
ing her theme was: 'New Beginners"
She called on the audience to make
anniversary time a new beginning in
consecrated service in the same spirit
in which our forefathers :began their
work. In the evening her theme was
on the power of prayer.
Special musiical numbers were ren-
dered in anthems by the choir, by the
Zurich (Men's Octette and in a piano
concert by /Miss Nancy Tiernan, ac-
companied on the organ by Murray
MacDonald, organist of St. .Mary's
United Church.
Many guests from, Zuridh and
Crediton, �Itev, H. E. Rappel of Zur-
ich Ipamjticipated in the evening ser-
vice,
Mr and Mrs Leonard Restemayer
and fanvillyt spent title week -end in
Windsor with relatives.
Mrs,Roy Guenther darec1 leeY
linens, Mrs. Lloyd 'Guentlh:er bedding"
and (Mrs. Ray 'Guenther, the raid
clothes.
The tea table was decorated w�lh1.
white, green and yellow ]candles ani/..
a, boupuet of snap dragons.
Rollie Sports & Cycle
GRAND BEND
We Can Supply You
OF ALL Y®UR ]HUNTING NEEDS. LICENSES, RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS, AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS; CLAY
BIRDS, HAND TRAPS, DUCK DECOYS, DUCK CALLS,
COMPASES, CLEANING RODS, and PATCHES; GUN
BLUING; HUNTING KNIVES, BOOTS, HI'P OR LACE
KNEE BOOTS, WADERS, HUNTING JACKETS and CAPS;
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KITCHEN—running water cuts
kitchen chores—laundry and
• dishes are done in half the time.
BATHROOM—all the conven-
ience of a city home to protect
your family's health and add
to your comfort.
BARNS—So much easier to
water the stock ... and so much
extra protection against fire.
Empire) Brass; Mfg. Co. Limited
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budget plan!
Why lug water by hand any longer? Install 1t
Duro Pumping System now and enjoy running,
water as you pay for it. Save time, save labours
cut operating costs.
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The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your com..
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NEW 1956 DE SOTO
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De Soto for 1956 truly has a magic air
about it!
The first thing you'll see is new pace-
setting style. Start with the distinctive
new grille . . let your eye sweep along the
sleek side of the car ... and then thrill
to the new upswept rear fender lines.
'HS MAGIC PERFORMER WITH
But the real magic is in the performance of
this all-new automobile. Picture yourself
here. You've started the new, more power-
ful Fireflite engine with a turn of the key.
Now you press a button to put the Power-
Flite automatic transmission ,in driving
range. Step on the accelerator and ... GO!
THE FORWARD LOOK
HENSALL MOTOR SALES
Telephone 31
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De Soto Fireflite Four -Door Sedan
You'll find lots more that's new in„ the
magnificent new De Soto for 1956. Visit
your Dodge -De Soto dealer now for the
complete story.
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manufactused lby ChrysnernCo porationvof Canada, Limited
AT YOUR DODGE -DE SOTO DEALER'S NOWT,
Thos. Coats - Proprietor
Len McNight Sales Rept.
HENSALL, ONTARIO
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