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ids *11 here and r>a 'War years
' sird 'Muckle. Inl .the early days he
\held the position of fireman with
Vire 11 Known r. esident X'aS$ 6'the local fire brigade. In porde:,,• a
eaales Haggard*, well known reg Cexservative. Last Sept„ they cele.
s:t for many years died at the brated their 50th wedding anntvers-,
*tale .e of his son. Herb Howarth, at ay, Mrs. Hogg'arth paased away last
!don, Saturday 23rd with whom April, He was a member of 'Carmelo
. iat had been staying for the past ,Presbyterian a ndCh r c dau rl/ r . The
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kw months. In his 89th year, Mr. It
tiOa arch was born in Hilbert Twp. fw
era, wason heldl d and wf lomnte e
•to many years was employed
lise bate Donald Urquhart in .moat in Exeter Cemetery.
.-lair Grand Opening
'Mee to two thousand people vvie-
ited Hensall'o newest industry The
Clipper Coach. Mfg. Ltd, att ei ,
oicial opening • on Saturday
many !coming •distances of 88 miles
from many parts of Ontario. The
new industry, formerly known as
Ilderton Trailers, broke ground on
the Hensxll plant about a year ago
and went into operation on a limited Clearing Auction Sale of Farm
scale in May. Theofficial opening and Farm Machinery at Lot 8, Con.
was to welcoane visitors who are in-
terested in seeing just what goes in" of Varna, on
to making a luxurious trailer. E>lt- MONDAY, OCTOBER 2,7th.
pre side tToren nG
at present,At 1 o'clock, p.m.
under Machinery --- Massey Harris binder
president,, Norman St. Cyte and . M. Harris 13 -hoe seed drill, dump
plant manager Manley Clingersrnith, rake, riding plow, wagon, flat rack,
the Company -will employ 25 men and set of harrows, cultivator, 5 tons hay,
ir,y eltpater yams +wlrapsata»-
a1a encs aril inc1dde bathroom's,
kitchen, living room, refrigerators,
heating units, electric lights, ample
cupboard space, gas stoves and all
the other essentials found in any
modern apartment.
AUCTION SALE
a elle 1uY1��,e .etx1. % .gti*w B aa! xlq°* v.
bank .:
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Tertwa -- 14% down on liato of
sale, balance k 39 days.
Chattels—Cash "
Estate of A.D.I .R, Robert Forest,
/9xecutar William Forest
Solicitors, !Bell aid Laughton.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
I!:, P. Chesney, Clerk.
turn out one complete trailez, per
day on an assembly line basis when,
full production level is reached. The
new plant, including building,
mach -
inert' and stock cost an estimated
8100,000 and is the largest plant of ,
its type in the area. The 27 foot, 3'4 1being Lot 8, Con. 7 in the Townshsp Awa n f Clerk, ) P Che rev
foot and 39 foot models turned out ' of Stanley, upon which there is situ- radio,
set of doable harness, 2 tables, wr
ing desk, 3 beds, 10 kitchen chairs
and some other household effects.
� balance in 30 ass.
Property — At same time and kitchen utility table, Singer sewing ,10 I- down,
place there will be offered for. sale, machine, two burner hot plate, day mediate possession.
subject to a reserved bid. The farm 1be 1' studio ut diningcroom suite.ece 'modern (like new), Au tioneer, ! Mrs. James Harold Jackson ngsterr,
3 -piece chesterfield suite, er- er , . ,
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Of Property and Household Effects
in the
VILLA,CJIII OOT' IJENSALL
en ltroek Street
,SATURDA.Y, OCTOBER 18th.
At 1 p.m.
White all enamel Beach cook stove frame house covered with white as -
Quebec heater, Co -Op electric washe'' bestos shingles; has 3 -piece bath, hot
and cold water, also garage.
lamp, iron,
cleaner and
er electrical
single beds (mr,
and inner sprir.
modern (brown 3
inner spring anattrease:,,
suite .eomplete, one ,odd dresser, d
congoleum rugs and other floor cov-
erings, scatter mate, curtain drapes,
quilts and bed linens, lawn mower,
quantity dishes including bridal
wreath china; ornaments, icitchen
utensils, sealers, crocks, clocks, mir-
rors and many other artieles.
At the *erne place at 3.30 o'cloak
the property will be offerea for sale
subject to reserved bid, a 7 room
(like new); Astros refrigerator,
kitchen chair:, dinette table and buf-
fett, kitchen cabinet, white enamel
Terris — Chattels, Cash. Property,
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FRESH FROM THE GRAINBELT
•
The largest largo of Canadian
gain ever carried across the Great
likes tby ship was unloaded recently
from Canada's biggest lake steamer,
e 678 -foot John O. McKellar into
Can. PacifficRailway grain elevators
ett Port MeNicoll. The vessel's
's arriv-
al at the •Georgian Bay portmar
(}lire beginning of large grain shipm-
ents eastward os western farmers'.
harvested the biggest crop ever grown
an estimated 1,2,50,00,0 bushels of all
types of grain. Over 20,500 tons of
wheat and barley, part of this year's
crop. The grain will be transported
d , by rail to eastern points.
THE GRAVE IS NOT THE END OF THINGS
It is only the beginning of things with Christ.
To those that have received Jesus Christ Js ohn Saviour.
1i u .
BUT
To those that have not received Jesus Christ as Saviour
The grave is only the beginning of trouble. dl out of ten,-
The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly
pations and to reserve the unjust unto the lay of Judgment to
be punished. -11 Peter 2; 9.
Look unto me and be ye saved all the ends of the earth
for 1 am God and there is none else. Isaiah 45-22.
Chas. Fuller, Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California.
ABC Network Sundays 4.00 p.m. E.S. T.
TWINS IN HIS
Veteran Can. Pacific Airlines Cap -
Uhl Robert Cr Randall (front) of
Vancouver shows his twin sons, How
Ord (left! and Robert Jr., who have,
frust started their careers as tnrst ollt-
'o rs on C,P,A. domestic routes, the
route the follows on flight~ het
Vaanoouver and Tokyo for the airline.
tate two boys are ready dray time to
FOOTSTEPS
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, listen to Dan, who started flying five
!years before they were ,)ort,. Capt.
Randall began commcrei ll flying in
i 1928, and his service with the air-
line dates fr^frail103 7, when he flew
with one of the smaller companies,
i which amalgamated later to fornn
'Canadian Pacific Airlines,
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TO A MILLION CANADIANS
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Hensall Branch:
Crediton Branch:
CARL SCOTT, Manager
WALTER JARRETT, Manager
CHARLES PARKINSON, Manager
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