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Farm Stock For Sale
R SALE -ONE YORKSHIRE SOW DUE
:to profit November 9th. A.pply to JOHN
• POWiLL, Jr., 1giiiles west of Seaforth on
NoHighway. , 8808x1
ji SALE -SEVEN STOCKER STEERS,
on Lett 10, Conce.ssion 8, Stanley. Apply
to P:ENRY ERRATT, R.R. 1,Varna, Ont.
5608-2
For Rent
gERVICE STATION FOR RENT -FULLY
equipped Service Station at SeaSorth on -
No. 8 .Highway. Low rental. Apply to Box ("11YEBEC HEA.Ltart Fon. SP,-QUEBEc
236, EXPOSITOR OFFICE, 'r heater. •large size. Apply . to WILLIAM
8803x1 HART. Phone 318-W. 3803x1
Wanted
117ANTED-OLD LIVE HORSES FOR
" fertilizer. Apply to J. MATTHEWS.
Dublin. Phone 23-92. 3803x3
Property For Sale
woe SALE -7 -ROOM HOUSE ON'VIC-
toria Street Apply to J. M. McMILLAN,
Seefortn, 3801-tf
For Sale
.0opeplineenting 14iefe,1oneen
010, taide'Aaelett thla week, Mee
15(1 toilObore a#411 friends wet at ?AIN
btmte o Weatnesday eveglag„ Oet. 30,
aeid battered he'r With a illieneliallieeerit
shoWer. Miset jean teing and MU
Blanethe Wation doing 4the 11°1164
CeMulnaitY singing was enJetned wibh,
Miss jean Wean accoMPanning 44 the
piano. The bride -elect received maw
beautiful an contly gifts, showing
the nigh esteem in which she is held.
• Reid -' Harkness
quiet but pretty wedding was
Solemnised at ...,Cieten Presbyterian
ciluinah, Exeter, when Rev. D. C. Hill
lefficiated for the neerriane of Nellia
Elizabeth Harkness, of • Heneall,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Harie"
Dees, of Teeswater, and folen Nelson.
Reid", of aenteall, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Reid, of Lucknow. They were•
unattended. The.Itrie looked clterni
ing wearing a grey tailored suit with
wine accessories and a corsage of
white rosebuds. later, following a
reeeption, Mr. and 1.14rs. Reid left for
a wedding trip to Tiverton and points
north. They will take up residenee
in fl'ensall.
Mr. and Mrs, •Jazates W. Bonthron
and daughter. Jean., of London, spent
the week -end with relatives. in Han-
over.
A large number ot'interested base-
ball fans from Hensall and district
attended the hall garne at Waterloo
last-Saturclay and included the young-
est te• the oldest from the 'village,
Sandra Jean, baby 'daughter of Mr.
and Mrs,. Claude Blowes, and J. W.
Ortwein, 91 years of age.
Kenneth Passmore,. of the R.C.A.F.,
Galt, Was a week -end visitoe with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. joihn Passmore.
Miss Mary Ann Hoggarth was ills-
itedeon Sunday by her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs.' Fred Wilson, and daughters
Eielyn and Ethel, of Godeeich, and' by
her brother, Mr. IXenry Hoggarth, of
Seaforth.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Pasemere were pleased, ti see • her
able to be out to church Sunday toe
Ci -AR FOR SALE -1929 FORD COACH, IN
Auction Sales – good condition: Will sell cheap for cash.
PHONE 288.M. for particulars. 3803-1
AUCTION SALE OF REGISTERED DUAL
4-3- Purpose., Shorthorn Stock and Imple-
ment, On Loot 18, nencesnee 24 stoney
Township, e m,Sle southeaot of Brucefield, on
Tuesday, November 5th, at 1 p.m.: Cow due
April 22rid; cow due April 24th; cow fresh-
ened septet:weer 25th; two heifers fresh-
ened October 15th; heifer due Fara-
- 8th • heifer due April 2548 ; heifer
clue April 24th; heifer due April 25th; heifer
due April 26th; 2 grade heifers, 800 lbs. This
isan ex.eeptionally fine lot of Registered
cattle. Implecrnemari--.Wean ; hay and stock
rack combined; set ,(4, sleighs; buggy: 6 -foot
Deering mlower ; sulky rake; side rake, Mas-
sey -Harris ; spring tooth cultivator with
brocidczating seeder; 3 -section harrows; .welk-
ing plow ; whifitetrees ; necnecteet: bearskin
•robe; fur coat; &roe strive. Terra - cash.
MURRAY GIBSON, Proprietor; Harold Jack-
son, Auctioneer. 3802-2
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von SALE -GOOD KITCHEN RANGE,
-1- coal or wood. with hot water tank. Ap-
ply to CON ECKART, Coleman Street, Sea -
forth. 3803x1
'OR SALE --ONE 7 IL P. GAStiLTNE EN-
' eine, equipped with magneto and friction
Pulley. in goad working condition. Alan one
cirdttlar saw, 2.4” diameter,. made by Shirley
Dietrick. D. C. GALBRAITH, Hayfield.
3803x2
-ploy. SALE - OLIVER 70 STANDARD
•L Tractor, 21-28 IT.P.,; steel wheels; run
two seasons. Also II/liver plow for sale with
or without tractor: : Cockshutt tractor
plow. Apply to GORDON RICHARDSON.
Phone 656 r 25, Seaforth, ar write 1, Bruce -
field. , 3802x2
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE - SPY.
„King, Tolman Sweet. Greening, licisset,
Baldwin and_..cider apples. Phone Clinton
Farms For Sale , 622-24. FRED McCLYMONT, Varna.
8801-6
PARM FOR SALE -120 ACRES, RULE
east of Walton, Lots 4 and 5: 18th
nession Tbw-nship of Glee Large,bank
eerie frame house, excellent gravel pit:. Ap,
Ply to -Box 228, EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Sea-
. forth. 3798-tf
piARMS FOR SALE ---100 ACRES, THREE
-1-: southwe51 ofBonsai', Lot 13., Con-
ce,qcn S. Hay Townthip. , Hydro, good -blink
barn with erlod stabling, imPleMent house,
hen'house, 8-roorri5d bridle house.. good well,
hardwood bu;ili ; 10 -acres of fall wheat and
fall p.' -awing done. Al•sei 50 acres. north half
LO.L_ 12, ..Concesshim 4, Haw Township ; 30
acres plOwed froirT-sod' lest spring-, ectlefee,
grass: good well with windmill. Also 190,
acre. 'grass farni, Lie No. 11, Concession 5, ,
Hay TowitVhip, with a never -failing sPring
creek running across it. Apply to MRS. .1.
TODD on Lot 13, Concession 3, . Hay
Township, Exeter P. 0. 3803-tf
Notices
Card Of Thanks.
ns. GEORGE HILLS AND MISS RIA
BUN desire to express their sincere an-
prsciation of the many kind Iset s of sync.:
e:••thy extended to them by neighbors and
fricade du.ring their reient sad bereavement
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ANR. AND MRS. S. C. RATHWELL, OF
AL' Dickne,w, and brother§ and sisters of
the late Ms-, Anne lane Keyes wish to F.:c-
orms their Sincere ,appreciation of . the kind
act, and • espressions of symparthsi of friends
at the time Of their bereavement. '
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toture.d
yln..,.(lin*.g4k for.,
*CAPS
mumtigrprs *null
south Ilitron Pkwing ate ucces
se o 1,rwich United Chufena,
and hUenrelweddies eighedr:silmm's the °affttlractitile
For bride ehose,-a, 'graceful street 'meth/
gown of blue 01;each wskoLIN.Ith gold
trim with street hat and' accessories
to match. and *sore a corsageof sweet
peas. Miee Bella Smale, of Hensel',
sister a tko groom, the brident at-
- t:enclant, Waned smart be a street -
length coettnee of black georgette
wool, -gold trim, and matching awes-
s,ories. She Ntrone a sweetpea cor-
sege Marvin Harburn., of Staffa,
brother lot the bride, was grooms
man. Later following the • ceremony
a weddIng dinner w,a;e eerved at tbe
home of Rev. Andrew Boa and 'Mrs.
Boa to the imenediate relatives. For
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Smale
motored to Windsor and other pointe
and upon their return will take up
eesidence Hensel'.
Funeral of Miss 'Habkirk
The funeral of the late Mies Mar-
garet E. Hablenrk was held from her
late residerube on Thursday afternoon
and was conducted by her minister,
Rev. R. A. Brook, who paid fitting
tribute tA the 'life of the deceased.
During the service Mrs. James Bon -
throe rendered a beautiful and appro-
priate •solo, "No Night There," Miss -
Greta Lemenie accom'panying at the
piano. The 'pallbearers, wee Messrs.
Alfred Hinikine. Exeter; Slnith, Hag-
ersville; Habkirk, Miehline,n; Aoder-
son, Exeter; Dawson and Hervey
Hyde: The floral tributes were many
and very beautiful. Burial was in.
MeTeggart's cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smilelle, pop-
ular residents and a, recent 'bridal
couple, were tendered a reception in
the RensaR Town. Hall with a recdrd
attendanee, the hall being packed to
capacity. During the evening they
were made the recipients ef a been -
some studio eouch and mirror, Mr.
Ray Lammie, of Exeter, doing "the
honer& - Deeming to the strains Of
the Murdock orcheskra with William
eleyten: floor manager, was a feature
of therevent, which was, greatly en-
joyed.
towing her recuperation from a very
eritical ,eperation.
Mr. -Lloyd Hedden left this week
for St Catharines, where he has se-
cured a good position. Mrs. Hetclelen
and family 'will mave igen -
Mrs. • Andrew Laanneie, who has
been a guest at the borne of „Mr. and
Mrs. A, L. Cate, has retuened home
to Detroit.
Dr. Wilt:lean Geiger, a Waterloo,
'was a Weekend visitor with Mr. Owen
Geiger and members •of „his family.
• Miss Greta Blackwell, R.N., of
Florida, is visiting with her siSter,
Mre L dark Jr
The puns of Hensel' continuation
school, under the.dieection. of Mr. R.
1J. ;Moore, prin-cipal, and Miss McIlvau-
na, enjoyed a delightful hike through
the country on Friday afternoon last
and later a d,elicious lunch of coffee
• • sanewiches and pie at the home of
MRS. WILLIAM SMITHERS, siseses Mr. and Mrs. Moore. As each pupil
ese re to exerege... their sincere aperecietkm their lunch, the Rens-all Red • 'Cross
•••.n•ci ..1m. -other of the late William Senithers contributed the sum of 15 eents for
of the many expressions of sym•parthy extend-
! oil to them in their recent bereavement-
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THE FRIENDS OF IVIARGARETTIAITKIRK
wt'h•to- -express- 4heir appreciation for
the many acts cif kindness shoran by the
n-iollibors during her sickness and to thank
NTOVDM-BER-1-,-1-940-',,YOUR ACCOUNT IS
due. " Trornot payment will be &jai-m4hi-1
ated. W. 3. FINNIG_AN. 3803x1
• BUYING GRAIN' FOR GEO., T. MICKLE
s Sons. -Elevators at Hemsall, Kippen and,
Brumfield, Bags and Al information re-
ceived ait'Vlarke's Gas and Ceil Station. High -
•est Market prices paid., Phone 146, Seaforth:.
SAM CHESNEY. 3803x1
IVOTICE-SUCCESSFUL EVSRY.WHERE
Representing an all Oanadian firm, The
Hail Foundry, Co.. of Hespler, Ont, Quality
stoves at the same low price. Liberal el-
low.a.nce on old cieavei. A. W. ZIMMER-
MAN, Stove Dealer, JOhn Street, Seaforth.
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RUBBER GOODS, SUNDRIES, ETC., MAIL -
.ed postpaid -in, .plain. sealed wrapper.
809',EEO rtlam , Write. for maill-orde.r
catalague. NOV-RTJBBER Co., Box 91.
Hamilton, Ont. •
37978
aRAIN-IAM BUYING GRAIN. FOR GEO..
Thernmsorn, Hensall. For latest, qnota-
tions .and ',information Phone 655 r 2. We
'carry' a stock of bags .and will also do your
trucking. W. M. SPROAT, ,Tile Yard,
3790-tf
ivrENI–erere MASK •iic isia BRUSH".IS
a dopy -righted formula for 10;11i:oi19 shat,
ing. Also- a: money SaVer, getting fifty or
more claitic shaves ...from each • safety. razor
blade. Send twentV-five cents for a copy, to.
RIM SPRY, 22-24 Haytcr Street. Taronta,
• mid end all shaving troubles and ex -Peeve.
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COURT OF REVISION,.
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Township of
Ire TOWNSHIP COUNCIL 0E-1\lic3(IL!
lop will meet as a Court of Revision on
•'the azsoweneint roll for Che year' 1940 at the
Carnegie Anti. Seaforth, on meneare the 4th
day of Nos/amber, 1940, at 10 o'cicick a.m.
Notice of aorioal should be In the Clerk's
' hands, on or before Ootobee 25th.
JOHN MoNAy,
Clerk,,
3802-2
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
rPlztE NEX' IVIEETING OF THE HURON
'1- County Cou,ncirl will be held in the
Council Chambers. 'Court House, Goderich,
commencing at 2 Pan., Tuaiday. November
12th, 1940. "
AiX acinounts, notices of ilmotai:ons mid
other businms requiring the attention of
Council should be in the 'hands of the Comi-
ty Clerk not later than Saturday. November
Sith, 1940.
N. W. MILLDR, County Clerk,
• Godertch; °titanic,.
S'o'ciety wa,s the rieher by the sum
of $3,00.
_ • __ Rhode - Ryan_
, charming October wedding was
Mr. Broelc for his Service and Mrs. Bootthrrrn
for her lovely, solo; thanks to all those Who t solemnized in ,the chapel of Jefferson
Ave. Baptist •Church, Detroit, when
invited can and Tor the floral tributes.
3803-1 Jessie, daughter .of Mr; and Mrs. Jno.
Births
'CLARK -In Tagierentith,......or Monday, Oct.
28f'1, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oiark, Jr.,
twins, son and clnught& -"rdhughter
stili-
bnrnf,
MARKS -In St -Joseph's Hospital, London,
in Mr. and Mrs. Peter-illarlcs (nee IVIies
Violet Willerti. a son÷-1.1mis John.
TREMEER--In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth. on October 254h, to Mr.. and. Mrs.'.
• Wilfred Trecneer. Tuckersmith, a... see.
IKAINS.---In Winnipeg, on October 14t1,, to.
Dr. arid Mrs. J. M. Keine, a daughter-
. Sharon Logisc.
KENNEDY -in Sibrakfccrd General Hos:pital.
on Thursday, October 2441i, 40 Mr'. and :Mrs.
R. W. Kennedy'. Brussels, a son. •
Deaths •
SMITHERS-In St, Michael's Hospital, To-
'rcmte. ',on Teeny.' October 25th, William
Smithers. in his 58th year.
HEiTSAtte
One Cent S.'ale.-The One and only
eriginaL. _Next ..week. . Wed.. Mars: -
Fri. ante Sat. Keatintg's • Pharmacy,
Seaferth.
Mr. David Robineon is ma -king his of Kippen, the bride's comm. The
herce with Mr. and Mr, Levi Rends bride is very „well known to Maw in
and would like his friends to knew I Hensel' and district; having sn'ent a
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Ryan, Detroit, became' the bride of
Alfred Rhede, on of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Rhode, of Detroit. Th:e bride was.
smartly gowned '10 "'a Oeuit of steer
beige wool, trimmed with sable dyed
squirrel, matching hat and accessor-
ies in brown, and carried a corsage of
roses, lily •of the ,valley, baby breath
and gee -denies; Mis,s Delores Watt
of Detroit, thee maid of honor, was
a charming picture wearing a powder
blue wool •gown, with nobennet acces-
sories, and her newel -a were yellow
rinses, baby ine,ms and gardenias, Mr
Charles Berg, of Detroit, was grooms-
man, Later a reception was. held At
the Whittier Hotel, East Jefferson
some thirty guests being present. Mrs'
Ryan received in ,a gown of. soldier
blue crepe; assisted by•Mrs. Rhodes
wearing a wine crepe costume. Both
wore corsages of' mixed autumn flow-
ers. Later Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes left
by motor for an extended -wedding
"1-fineettr-011eario, hosed -Mg thr-Linte-
with„ relatives in Parkhill and Hen -
sell. "While in Hensel' they visited
with Mr. and Mrs,. William Venner,
of IChiselhurst; mint •Aild• uncle of the
bride, and aleo with Mrs. Wm. Kyle,
teat, lee would be pleased td have
them all ancl see him. there. ,
Officials of the Forest, Lakesides,
champions of the Western, Counties
Baseball Leagne, issued a challenge
number of her summer " vacations
with Mr. and Mrs, William Venuer
and Mrs. Kyle and other 'relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. King and son,
of Onesterd'on; Indiana, the farmer
'on Monday of thie week to the Hen-I.Mige Edn,arNeelands, of Hen,sell, were
rll baseball teem for a earl -en -death i Rensall last week renewing a,e-
:Mille for the all -Ontario Intermediate quaintanees, who were pleased -to
'13' Chainpionship. • . meet them.
, Death of Miss Morrison Mrs. George Walker. of Windsor,
for Mies Rose Stnallacom,bat,
Word has been received of the
has returned home after. speneiog a
death of Miss Georgina Kieby MOM-
pleasaitt 'Visit with her brother, Fred
SOS, a farmer resident of Hensel":
.Sm,allacombe and family at the Kosty
who died at her home in Winnipeg.
Born int Banfield, she was a daughter Korner Reeteurant
Mr. an,d Mre. James Smillie have
of the lete Mr. and" MrenR. Morrie -en,
who kept a general store there frecently become residents_ of this orvil-
lage, hayin,g purabaeed the Glenn' property, recently occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Kaiser, and .no, doubt. be-
come valuable citizens te the teem
and we welenene them th R-ensalL
Miss Mary Clark will be hostess
foe the supper meeting of th,e Mission
CivalFriday evening, Nov. lst.
• Mrs. Harold 'Shepherd, formerly
Miss Mildred Smillie, who has been
spending the past two weeks with h:er.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James. Smillie,
returned to her borne in Teronto on
Sund,ay
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Drysdale, of
Sandusky, Mich„ were recent vreitore
at the Drysdale home.
Mrs. E. L. Mickliseeed infant son,
Charlet; Thomast, arrived h '' Sun-
drelr from Seott Memorial "Hospital,
Seaforth.
Men Sorithen, of Preston, the for-
mer Mi•88 Babe Pope, is the guest of
Mr, and Mrs. Geerge, Gram end other
friends In the village,
Smale Harbert)
The United, Chureb Maine, Not:.
wrieheetrae the ceiling on Shttirden
ternente Oet. 26th, at 4; P.M., for
cpilef but' lote,Iy enthrall. wedditig
Aehert Miststtildav Elleabeth flarbure,
�V Staffa, daughter or vitv, Archie
telitert, beeditte the -bride of Roy =-
Ward Smale,""dpa of .14(1t.•.and141re,G.
0111ttle, of Itettaall. 'Rev. Andrew Boa,
-ninny years and also kept stere in
Heneall for a neinber of yearn The
late Mies Merris'oti had been a resi-
dent of Winnipeg for the past twenty-
six years. Surviving are a brotner,
E. 13. Morrison:, Los Angeles,' Cali-
fornia. and a Sister, Mrs'. R. A. Marks,
Oberlin, Kanses.
, Plan. Red Cross Annual Meeting
3803-1 'A public meeting of the -Reeser'
' branch of the Red Crosswill be held
i Inensall 'Fawn- Hall Thursday
evening, Nov. 7th, at p.m., when all
the meroberi of the Red cress and
._IsTotice to Creditors 1
• NoncE to eftm-prroliS I
IN Tree EerAnie OF 'vine:Genre DIABEL-1
LA JACIC8010. I
A n 80.508s having. claims against the '55 -
tele of Margaret Ts5balis .Jacicson, late
01 the 'Wilage ,of Drrrayndysie, deceased: who
jak.kr WI 'or1A,ballit the third day of October; :
1940; -are hereby nobbled to send' iti to the
tanacenenel on 'or beito.e the 16th day of
NloveMber, tee°. fen :,partioulan of their
tictlichiss. ' 1
. ItertnectiChtilt,-..after *04 said Tait enontionea ,
atim,:'4,41e 88soe. tit eolad eotste will be dis- I
• &WWI ialinoMMiti i '''. Phictinl,. nnitlet thertel
Citing irdtsited:titil k to eteintie in white the
erefiteren elpierelint nenei melee to tee
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i ' 'MI eithetei endefte. eineereignee
e,iffitible lie ,Atite ',Peihddi <if Whose
,#idette . .441'14 eine nen. have
ii kr '.41iratfidathd ,or env-
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Oildn 41*-e:elite (ley of On
!,.ilii,M 14,..TACIE,,
JACKSON" Eittelitiorit.
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these interested in- the work of the
Red. Cross are pordially invited to
attend. Reports will be given, by the
fenveners of the variou.s comMittees,
inenieling a ilea,n'cial report frora the
treasurer, Mr. 'H. Lawrence, It is ex-
nected a representative front head-
civartere in Toronto will give an. ad-
dress. A brief musical program will
be presented and election of offieeee
for the .new year will take piaoe.
The Hens:all braneh et tbe Red
Creels wish to take this opportunity
to exPress tbanke to the 18,d4es of
the Rensall Bellior Itietittne for le-
. eipt of the stern of 305.00 rece1ve0
t reugh: their effort in connection
With the South Ruroe Plowirtg IVIO.tch
held ati the farm of Robert Menu on
tburaday, It gee elesiree "in thank
the Re:Wean tenittittUation sohool for a
gif augigetitirkg-thts thIll.nant. •
°ming to
Hensall
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C. R. WILKINSON, RAI.
OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN
•Wingham •
will be at W. 0. Goodevin's store ev-
ery let and 3rd Tuesde.ye in the
month, for- the purpose of testing,
eyes and fitting glasses. Difficult
cases and those that have mot been
peoperly.fitted are specially recom-
mended to consult me. Hours; 10
am. to 6 p.m. Phone 'Hensell 16
for appointment. 3677
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• Members of the team which represented Huron at the Provincial Match are shOwn in the -top pic-
ture as ,they competed .at the Hensall match. .They are, left to right: Winfred McQuaid, Sidsforth;
Harvey Lovie, Centralia; Elmer Passmore,. Exeter. 4n the middle picture are four young ladies ,who
helped. They are Ruth Hess, Gloria Twitchell. and Norma -Sangster, of Hensel', and the girl second
from the right Is Betty Munn. The match was held on her father's' farm. Lower picture shows Aus-
tin Nairn, of Cromarty, at work as he guides his team of horses'to victory in the, apen class.
" (Pictures courtesy Stratford Beacon -Herald)
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