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Lost and Found For Sale
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'Premises of D. J. O'Reilly, Lot 12,
boxfession =4, McKillop. May be had by owner
by iproving property and"' paying charges, D.
3. O'REILLY*• 4181x1
LOST --ON NOVEMBER '.28th. NEAR EARL
Van Egptond's home in Rgniondvilie, a
brown cane- Finder %Tease leave at W. J.
FINNIGAN% ' STORE. • 4121-1
•Cards Of Thanks
TO ALL WHO LOANED TABLES AND
chairs and ,those who helped in :any way
at the Banquet •on November 26th, we say
Thank You! Signed, W. A. of Cavan Church;
Winthrop. 4121x1
MRS.-ARNOLD •GACKSTETTER WISHES
.to thank all• -those who so kindly remem-
bered her. with cards, treats and flowers and
sailed on -her-- during her recent 'illness..
4121x1
MR,. WESLEY JONES, OF • HENSALL.
'wi.hes to express his deepest thanks and
appreciation to his neighbors and friends for
the lovely gifts of flowers and fruit sent to
him while he was a patient at Westminster
Hospital, London. 4121-1
R. AND MRS. J. M. ECKERT AND FAM-
ily wish to express their deepest 'ap-
preciation for the many expressions of kind-
ness ands•sympathy extended to them by neigh-
bors and friends In their recent sed bereave-
ment. 4121x1
Wanted
ANTED --UNFURNISHED ROOMS, OR
small house In Clinton-Seaforth area -
Apply to LAC. FOX, A..M.R., R.C.A.F. School,
Clinton. ' 4121x1
ROOMS WANTED - UNFURNISHED
rooms in Seaforth. Apply to LAC.
BOISVERT, R -No. 111449. R.C.A.F. Silool,
Clinton.4121x1
HATCHING EGGS WANTED FOR 1947
season. Flocks culled and bloodtested
free of charge under Government Supervision.
Guaranteed 'premium plus hatchability prem-
ium paid. All breeds wanted. • For full de-
tails write to '1 WEDDLE CHICK HATCH-
ERIES. LIMITED, Fergus, Ontario. 4121-2
WANTED,, OLD HORSES -WILL PAY $1.50
Per hundredweight. Willcall and pick
up same. Phone Collect: JACK GILBERT,.
936.r 21. Goderich, or. FRED. GILBERT. 936
r 32, Goderich. ;,4118x6
Auction Sales
AUGT.ION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements. ° on Tuesday, ' Deceirrber 10th.
at 1 p.m., at Lot 1,9,- Concession 4, Tucker -
smith, 1 mile west of Red .Tavern School:
HORSES -1 gray `gelding 8 years old. HAR-
NESS -1 'set. of team harness ; single harness
and number of horse collars. GRAIN -250
. bushels of oats; quantity • of timothy hay';
• bean straw and oat straw. CATTLE -1 Dur-
ham tow (farrow)•t 2 Durham year-old steers.
IMPLEMENTS -Massey -Harris binder; Me-
Cormick mower: sulky rake; cultivator; seed
drill: dime harrow ; harrow,-4.section ; walking
plow; scutfleu ; 1 set of farm sleigiui ; farm
wagon and hay rack : wagon box; root pulper;
cutter;' -grindstone scoop shovel; 1 front. bob
sleigh (new) ; fanning mill : whif letrees; neck -
yokes; chains; etc. Terms --Cash. No re-
serve, WILLIAM MyKAY, Proprietor ; H.
.,acksoh,•• Auctioneer. 4121-1
AUCTION SALE ON WEDNESDAY, DE-
cember 1115, 1 p.m.. at Lot 34, Conces-
sxon 9, Hullett 'Township, .114 miles north..of
Summerhill, Base Lire, and 1., mile east:
HORSES --Matched team of black 'Belgian,
horses, filly and gelding, rising 5;':lilack geld-
ing rising 0, weighing 1700 lbs. ; 2-year-ol.1
• blue roan filly 1400 lb;.: 1 yearling geldinn:-
blue roan : 1 sucking colt, 4 months old: 1
brood mare 11 years cid: 1 set of good double.
harness ; 1 set of plow harness' and bridles
1 set single harness': collars. CATTLE -6
steers coming 2 years old; 2 heifers coming
2 years old; supposed. to be in calf ; 1 Durham
cow supposed 'CO freshen in February : 1 fresh
euw 3 year. old and calf at foot. PIGS -4
sows to farrow in Decenthsr and' .January; 8
pigs, 140 to 160 lbe_: 1 shoats, 127 lbs. IM-
3-LEMENTS-Massey-Harris binder -ft. cut,
in good shape: 1 big six. Frost & Wood• mow-
er, 6 -ft. cut; 1 Massey -Harris -hay loader; 1
Marey -Harris 'hay rake. 10 -ft.: 1 fertilizer
hoe' drill. 13 lwe ; 1 • Masi=ey-Harri<. manure
spreader, No.. 6: 1 fa: -m wagon: 1 hay rack ;
1 set sloop sleighs,- nearly new: 1 ,cutter;. 1
buggy ; hay fork. pulleys., and rope.: 1 set 5 -
section harrows; 1 stretcher; 1 roller; 1 dou-
'Ible furrow riding Cockshutt Plow; 1 Quebec
Sulky plow: Verity walking Plow; Frost &
' 1.7 -tooth_ cuitivator : 1 .Oliver corn
cal tivator, '2 -row , with bean. puller • attach-
ment .;
ttach-
mentj 1 stuffier ; 1' fanning mill; hay truck:
cream. separator, Anchor Holth.: root pulper.
HAY -50 tons of hay. mostly alfalfa hay and
timothy'; 1500 • bushels of mixed .grain : forks,
ahi!icets, chains, numerous articles. Some
household artier. Farm will be offered for
sale, subject to a reserve bid. Consists of
130 acres, Lot 34, '.Concession 0. Hullett.
Terms --,Gash. WILLIAM, MAIR, ,Proprietor:
ltarold Jaokson. Auctioneer. 4121-1
Notices
NOTICE --ALL BOOKS MCSr1' 'P,E RE-
turnedto the Seaforth Public Library on
or .before Tuesday. Decembe 24th. GRETA
TH'OMPSON, Librarian. 4.121-2
NoTIcE-S HAVE NEWER AT ANY TIME
made any bills or debts in Mr. Fred
H•maser's name in 17 years. MRS, FRED
HUISSER.; • 4121x1
COURT OF REVISION
Town of Seaforth
MEETING OF THE CO1JRT OF -REVISION
for .hearing appeals against the assess-
ment roll for 1946 of the Town of Seaforth,,
will be held in the council • chambers, Sea -
forth. on' Monday. December 16, 1946, at 8
o'clock p.m. -
D,.Ii- WILSON.
Clerk. " 4121-2,
NOTICE
Town of Seaforth
ANY OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth
Must be in the hands of the Treasurer by
December 1'th for payment.
D. H. WILSON,
Treasurer. 4121-1
NOTICE
'°To`bvn. of Seaforth- „
CLERK'S, NOTICE OF FiRST PO T-
ING OF VOTERS' LISTS, 1946,
TOWN OF SEAFORTH, COUNTY
OF HURON,
1TOTi0i1 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have complied with Section 8 of the
Voters' List Act and that I have Posted 'up
5nt any office 'df Seaforth, ori the. 113th day of
Dtuvember, 1948, the 'lists of all pemptls en-
tittled' to vote In the sod Mtrnicina it9 at
uficilrtl elections, and 'Oat• Such lists re.
Main there for inspection, and r heteby call
btdon Fall voters to tette' Immediate proceed
_..JOS _ too •nave any Qttore; at 4m1s880 s correct-
ed a diti{r to lava the last a&4'' df anneal
Wag e day- of 'i`1'eeeanbei; 1:948.
11.l t4Slakr
lil'fit& of theTM* b! Seafeith.
4r
P Y BASIL
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Purcell, Seaforth.
rrUREEYS.--FOR RALE. NO. 1 BRONZE,
urn living,. A. R. DODDS, Phone
883 r 14, Seafeatli. 4121-1
pox SALE - LADY'S BLACK CLOTH
Croat, silk lined, with • black fur collar.
Size 40. Cheap for quick sale. "Apply to
Box 682, B.1!i 1ON EXPOSITOR.
4121x1
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4ALE - 12OWSWELL ENAMELLED
'hand washer; complete with wringer.
Wanted --One 'fatly' boarder. Apply to MRS.
RAYMOND'TOWNSEND, Coleman St.
4121x1
port SALE -MAN'S 'FALL OVERCOAT,
size 38; man's oxfords, size 8; men's - rub-
ber;, size 8. Apply to Box 531, HURON.EX-
POSITOR, Seaforth., 4121x1
("Alt FOR SAT.F '84 pOONTIAC SEDAN;
six tires, in fair condlitien• aApply to W.
F. AIKENH;EAD, Bracefield, or phone 86 r 4.
Hensall. 4121x1
FOR ` SALE -IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
new modern' five -roomed insul brick
bungalow ; insulated full basement; furnace:
hardwood floors. Terms. WM. SWEITZER,
Box 273. Exeter. Phone 287, Exeter.
4120-2
Personals
T_TYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER' GOODS)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price lista 6 samples 25c; 24 samples
21-00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOV-RUBBER
CO.. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
Election Cards
TO .THE ELECTORS "OF HULLETT
YOUR VOTE AND .INFLUENCE ARE RE-
snectfu,ly solicited' to return "ire again to
the Township CounciL
Yours respectfully,
WILLLAM J. DALE
4121x1
Coming Events
CHRISTMAS CONCERT WILL ,..BE FIELD
in the School House in. S:S.'30o. 2 McKil-
lop, on the
IOth, at 8 pm. All wel-
come. 4121-1
In Memoriam
fAWSON—IN LOVIVG MEMORY OF A
dear husband, Rabe`rt Dawson, who •pass_
ed away suddenly three years ago, Decem-
ber 3, 1943.
They say time will,heal the sorrow
And help me to forget,
But so far time has only proved
How much I miss you• yet. •
God gave me strength to face it,
And courage to bear the blow ;.
'RYA what it meant to lose you, Bob, •
540 one will ever know. •
-Ever remembered 'by his loving wife.
4121x1
Births
DALE, -In Clinton 'P'nblic Hospital, on Dec.
1st, ,to Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Dale, Hullett, a
daughter.
dOHNS'ON--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Nov. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. L,eo Joh son,
Clinton, a son.
' 11cLEOD-In Scott Memorial Hospital. on
Nov. 28, to SJr. and Mrs. Harry McLeed,
Tuckersmith, a son.
BENNINGER--In Scott Menxottal Hospital, on
Dec. 2, to Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Benninger,
Dublin. a daughter.
McDONA-LD-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Dec. 2, to Ma. and. Mrs. Gordon McDonald,
McKillop, a daughter.
ADAMS -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec,
1, to Mr, and Mrs- Kenneth Adam:, Sea -
forth, a daughter.
Deaths
ECKERT-In St, Joseph's Hospital I,endon.
on Friday, November,„4gth, Clare Eckert, in
tier nth year.
MORRISON--in MelCillop, on Thursday, Dec.
7e Annie McGavin, beloved widow of . the
, late ,Robert Morrison, in •her 80th year,
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STAFFA
• . A reception was held is 'Statt'a hall
Monday evening for Mr. and llrs, Har•
-
ry Burns, newlyweds, with the hall
filled, to rapacity. A purse of money
was• presented to the guests of honor
by Henry Harburn,• an address being
read -by George Coyne, . Music for
dancing was provided by the 'Howe
orchestra, and lunch was served,'
BEEC1TWOOJJ
The Late Mrs.' James Evans
The deatli'took place at her home
in McKillop on Tuesday, Nov. 26, of
Mrs. Catherine Evans. wife of. the late
James l:,vans'; in her 94th year. Mrs.
Evans had been in failing health for
the .,past, fifteen years, having been
confined to bed for the past two years
during Which time she had, been faith-
fully attended by her daughter, MISS
Nellie Evans. Surviving are five
daughters: Mrs. Owen Flynn; of Clin-
ton; Mrs. J. M. Montrose, Detroit;
Mrs. Joseph Atkinson, Dublin; Mrs.
Frank Nagle, 'Detroit, and Misis Nel-
lis* Evans, at home; also two sisters,
Mrs. Johailnah Roach,' St. Columban,
and Miss Bridget Carlin, London;
thirteen grand children and 17 great
grandchildren. The funeral was 'held
Thursday to St. Columban Church,
with interment in. St. Columban ceme-
tery. Among •thosewho,.atte.nded the
funeral from a distance were Mr, Jas.
Atkinson, Mary Atkinson and Anna.
Atkinson, of Toronto,
- Mr- and Mrs, Frank .-Krauskopf and-
Mr.
ndMr, and Mrs: J. Laughlin spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O'Hara.
A large number from here attend-
ed the funeral of Miss Clare Eckert in
Seaforth on Monday. Our sympathy
goes' out to her parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Eckert, and'fami.ly in the loss of
one so young and dear to them. ,
Mr.' and Mrs. H. Reynolds, of ••Lon-
don, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. F..Cariin.,
.The death of Mrs. Catherine Evans
occurred at her home here early Tues-
day morning. She dnas In her 94th
year, and leaves, to mourn her loss five
d'au'ghters: Mrs. O. Flynn,' Hullett;.
Mrs. S. Montrose and Mrs. F. Nagle,.
Detroit; Mrs. • Joseph Atkinson,* D't1b-
lin, and -Miss Nellie at borne: • MPs:,
Evana endear ti herself to xrlaxly, es-
itecially her nei; hbers with wl�lgm >she
came i.xi daily contact. and will long
be remembered for .her kindness and
sympathy shown them' in times of
need.
CONSTANCE
Mk
Miss Donelda Adams spent the week
end in London with Mr. and Mrs: •Jack
Gummow and also with her uncle
and aunt, Ml'. and Mrs' H. L. McDon-
ald. -
The .G°hristmas meeting of the W.M.
S. and W.A. will be held in the school
room of the church on Thursday af-
ternoon, Dec. 12. A good program is
being prepared.
The Sunday School is preparing an
interesting . program for their enter-
tainment and Christmas tree. The
date will be announoedllatei':
Mrs. and J. Riley. held a family
r'etrnion last Thursday evening • when.
a number of relatives and friendswere
present, including Mrs. Cook, Sr., Mr.
aad,Mrs,._ T. Riley and, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott, of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Riley.
Word was received here .last week
that Charles Dunlop, sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Dunlop, of Kinistino, Sask„
had passed away. He was a nephew
of Mr: Hugh Dunlop, of Seaforth. The
family formerly lived on the .fkrm of
Mr. Walter Rogerson, before going
West. The sympathy of many rela-
tives and friends • here is ,extended to
the family '
KIPPEN
Mrs. Stuart Beattie and Karon, of
Winghani, spent a'few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs, Robert McBride.
Master, Wayne McBride spent the
week -end with his uncle -and aunt, Mr::'
and Mrs. Elmore McBride, of the
Goshen Line.
Mrs. W. Harney returned to her.
home, in Exeter after spending several
'weeks with her niece and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
family- visited recently with Mr. and'
Mrs. Joe Ferguson, of Chiselhurst.
• Mr. Edward Gackstetter, who spent
several weeks with his brother, Mr.
Arnold Gackstetter, and Mrs. Gack-
stetter, has returned to London Mili-
tary Hospital.
To Hold Reception and Dance.
.A reception and dance will be held
in-Hensall Town Hall on Tuesday,
December 10. for Mr. and Mrs Robert
Madge .(nee Agnes ' Love), newly-
weds. Toni Etue and his orchestra
will furnish the music, and everyone
is' welcome:.
Bazaar and Cooking Sale Success
'The bazaar and home cooking sale,
sponsored by the W.A. of the United
Church in Hall on Saturday
afternoon ,Watson'sand evening was a great
success. The home cooking booth,
fish pand and touch -and -take were
sold out in the early afternoon, and
before the doors closed at 9 p.m. ev-
erything' in the various booths was
sold.. Many enjoyed the •afternoon
tea. 'Two hundred and • sixty --five dol-
lars was cleared. •
The Woman's Auxiliary of Kippen
United Church staged a very success-
ful 'bazaar Saturday' last at Watson's
Hall, Kippen. The bazaar was well
patronized from' Kipped and surround-
ing towns 'and district, and the. hall
was a bower of beauty in attractive
deGorattens. !i
2G7,a, Cosy',
hgoths were;
Watson, Mrs.'
touch-and-talge,,,4
amen reall4'ed+"vas
aMae,' 04 rs in t. a ':4 .
anY r k
•
'e Mrs,• . 0.
Peck,
Mrs.
rs. ; W, Ry.'le;
Workman..
Mrs. E. Chipeh,4ee, Mrs. A, Finlayson, •
home -baking, Mrs. H. Jones Mrs.
Jarrott, Mrs. E. Anderson; fish pond,
Mrs. W. Bell, +Mrs. D. Cooper, Miss
Beatrice Cooper; vegetable booth,
Mrs. E. MGBls4de, Mrs. J. Anderson,
Mrs. A. McMurtrie; candy booth,
Norma Delta, Wilma Kyle, Betty Lou
Watson, Edna Broadgpot. Tea was
served by Mrs, J. Sinclair, Mrs. E.
Kyle and Mrs. R. Elgie.
DUBLIN
° Miss Jea+,=F Jo lla ,� e eq,ld young-
est daug t '.r ose h
„c ?lr>i
Jof �'
dap,,;, Im �,,'t,ld 1.4$ 4puord
ndal t e Si1rvice'v d05si
on
Ottawa, .that she bas successfully., pass-
ed her permanent examination, held
in May i0f this kyear• Miss jo dali has
POW been appointed to a permanent
pgsition' with '• 'h•e Dominion Govern-
ment. 'She pw' employed with, the
Department .orVeterans Affairs;.,Lon-
don, Ont.
Personals: Mr Charles Malone, of
Hamilton, with Mrs- Malone and Mrs.
McGrath; .Miss Catherine Jot'dan, of
Kitchener, with her mother, Mrd. Lor-
etto Jordan; Miss Marie Krauskopf
and Mr. and„Mrs, Frank Krauskopf,
London, With Mrs. Catharine Kraus-
kopf; Mr. Jas. •Krauskvpi; Jr,,;in Lon-
don; Miss Dorothy Donnelly, Gode-
rich, with her . parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph' Donnelly; Miss Jean Costellq,
London, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Costello; Mrs. Joseph 'Don-
neily, Jr., spent a couple of days last
week with her parents in Goderich;
Misses Eileeaand Jean Jordan, Lon-
-don; with their: parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Jordan; - Miss • Rita. Eckert,
daughter of ; 'Mr, and Mrs. John 'A.
Eckert, underwent an appendix opera-
tionforth.. in Scott Memorial Hospital, ,Sea-
TUCKERSMITH
,Mr. John' C. Doig, of Detroit, was
the guest of his mother and --sister,
Miss Janet, for a few days.
Mrs. Beverley Beaton, of Goderich,
and little Son, were the guests of her
father, Mr. Jonah Green, during the
week_:
Miss, Anna Patterson, of • Exeter,
visited at her home. in quckersmith
for a few days.
HENSALL
(Continued trom Page 1)'
promotes' our action today, but 'the
desire -to congratulate you and ex-
tend to ,your mil. felicitations. There
is a bondage that .is true freedom,
and of nothing can this be said in'
greater 'sincerity than when two
hearts that beat in accord are' joined
together for 'life by the bonds and
rites • 03 marriage,
"May we take this occasion, Ross,
of- thanking .,youu'for the valuable, con-
tribution you are making to the Sun-
day School work. ''It is not always
easy for you to get away from your
work and to fulfil this. obligation Sun-
day after Sunday. But you have done
this for a considerable time and your
-Work is appreciated, and whatever
energy is spent and sacrifice is made,.,
only the future' •will record its worth -
r0p
nref �a
;e
aa
nht4.•?sI`lWttbAo
'
aared uae
ltimatelr ip,to the world .• 44take4
are i tuenced by your Clraxacte',"-p•
their places as 'Canadian citizens wile
Will •seek to 'support and promote
Christian, •standar'ds of life and cop-
iiuct.
"We are pleased that -fou have
in.ade your life partner, one who Is
not a stranger to the life and work of
the 'Church, and who has been identi-
fied in Sunday School activity, She
knows how important the work it we
-are trying to do for the future 'citi-
zens of our community and nation,
and feel -confident that she will give
you all possible assistance in fulfilling.
this appointment as regularly i p pea'
-gible in the days to come. ':: - ' ...
1'
We wan tp express our extreme
Pleasure over your pn.ion and our best
;Wishes for the years to. come., _We
trust your -married life will be • an
abundantly happy one and. that its
Jays will deepen and that God will
crown your' labors together With suc-
cess. There are feelings within our
hearts that lie too .deep for words. We
must employ symbols to express how
We feel: So we desire you -ta accept
this token of our good will and affec-
tion.•- We hope it will not only fill a
pls(ce in your home furnishings, but
will convey to your hearts,from time
to time the assurance at you have
a tie of friendship with s that is un-
breakable. So we wis • you God's
-peed and. .every happin. ss as long as
you both shall live. -From Members
of Sunday School Staff."
"bear Peggy and Ross • . It is indeed
a special and happy occasion when,
we have 'gathered here to spend a
social' evening: with you in honor of
your recent marriage. Because of your
varied abilities, your reliableness and
your, willingness, we admit we throw
considerable responsibility upon you
and are always gratified at the unsel-
fish respoiise. •"We congratulate you,
Ross, on your choice of such a charm-
ing and capable partner whom we
warmly welcome to our class activi-
ties.. We wish you every happiness in
your marriage. Please accept these
gifts, not for their intrinsic value, but
a's a token -of the love and high es-
teem we •wish to convey, ---Signed on
behalf of '. the Wolielo Class, Hensall
United Church: Miss M: Ellis, teach-
.
er."
The manager, -officials and members
of the Hensall.ball teats will enjoy a
banquet in the new banquet hall of
the New Commercial Hotel, .Hensall,
Friday evening, Dec. 6.. Hensall
team this summer won the Huron and
Perth O.B.A: Trophy.
.The Hensall Chamber of •Commerce
will erect a Christmas tree shorty on
Main Street in front of the Town Hall,
and -on Monday, Dec. 23, will have
treats for the children of the 'town
and community. Arrangements have
al"so been made with the'manager of
the Rainbow Theatre to present a free.
picture show. in the.Town Hall in the
afternoon, which will be a special
children's film. -
Hensall stores will temain,open ev-
ery Wednesday afternoon from now
until Christmas.
Mrs. W. Dinnin will be hostess .for
the December mee i.ug of the, Wo-
men's Institute on Wednesday, Dec.
11, Mrs. Roy McLaren will be co -
hostess. and the roll call will be a
gift to the Sick, Children's, Hospital. -
The 'motto, "Joy fills our . inmost
hearts'today, the Royal Child is born,"
,by Mrs. Scherk, and Miss Florence
Welsh will direct Christmas carols.
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Truly Fine Furniture, When Given As a Gift, Pleases the Whole Family.
At Whitney's you are certain to find the Gift that Pleases, the Practical
Gift—FINE FURNITURE !.
A Cedar Chest is a year-round
(Sift - practical, and saves
money too, A wide range from
which to choose. Reasonably
priced
What -could be nicer for Father
or Husband than- ii 'comfortable
Lounge Chair.
SEE.' OUR LARGE DISPLAY t
Funeral Director
Ambulance Service
Shown here are but a
few of the fine Gifts
you will find at -Whit- •
ney's — the Christmas
Store.
COME IN , ANIS
CHOOSE NOW!
Looking foal' something
'different? In our display
are many items thfit will
please, ' t h e zA discerning
homemaker,,.
G. A. Whitney
At WHITNEY'S
you will find
Lamps of all styles -traditional -
and modern design. The pet:-
Fine
er Fine Furniture
Lamps, Floor Coveriings
feet gift, •-
-A°r rn
d' t3 i 'h,
ll to ca a t;
e 1� t e ai � >� .
, olq � . 1} x� ., a l#1� 1? e .
be 'lifers, St9liheaecik, WS, 11 P.
,1iPaA, Mr&. 1>A.jn, Mi"s,
erlek, Mars. J.'17aterson anal Mriio, Gei-
ger. •
The December ,meeting of the Eve-
ning Auxiliary Will. be held at the
home of Miss Margaret Shepherd on
Mondayf Dec. 9. Miss Edna Saunder-
cock will be co -hostess and the devo-
tional, "Christmas,” will be, taken tlY
Miss Ellis. The roll call is ' 4..Christ-
mas Gift," The study is, to lie by Miss
Violet McClymont.
Death of Mrs, Conrad Huisser
We. 'Conrad Huisser, well-known
resident of Hensall for the past twen-
ty. Fears, passed away at the home
of her' daughter, Mrs. Wm., Bender,
Clinton,. on Saturday following a short
illness w t
Her death folio a
d hat of
her husband, Conrad Huisser, three
.weeks ago. She was the"former Kath
ryne Staubus. Surviving are two roast.
Conrad,, of Wyandotte, Mich. and
Abel, Windsor, and three ,-daughters,
Mrs. E. Denomme, Tecumseh; Mrs,
William Bender, Clinton, 'and Mrs.
Alex, Hildebrandt,-Bendai,
She- wWF;.
a mazu le> of the • ' ,uriGll ell eticn. '
Church,- Rgyfttg, undral 09rOQe+s Imo
held from lielithre4,0 Foerdl 1Iopne
Tuesday afternoon, conducted' by R,ey 4
E. V. Heimricbii,;. interment was in
Zurich .Lutheran. cemetery. .
HENSALL TOWN HALL
DECEMBER 7th - 8.30.p.m.
"Hopalong Cassidy
Enters"
-William. Boyd, :Jimmie ElllsoSe
George (Gabby) Hayes
COMING, -- DECEMBER 14th
Cecil B.:DeM' Ile'&
"The Klug Of Kings"
At Regular Prices.
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Seaforth.
It has been impossible for the H.E.P.C. to de-
velop power in sufficient quantity to keep abreast
of the enormous increases in the demand for power.
Seaforth, in common with all other municipalities,
must do its utmost to conserve power by exercising
the strictest economy in its use,
You, the consumer; are asked to co-operate by:
1. Exercising strictest economy at all times.
2. Turning off lights when not required.
3: Avoiding the use of eleatricair heaters.
4. Making the most frugal use of electrically'heat-
ed water (and checking up on leaking hot water
faucets)
5. Avoiding the operation of range elements on
`high' when a lower heat will servethe purpose,
and turning ' off -a-ll elements as soon .as po§Sible.
G. ' Avoiding all unnecessary outdoor lighting.
SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
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