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For Sale
, -FOE SALE. -WINTER OVERCOAT, SIZE
".• 86, in good condition. PHONE 115.
4122-1
pan 7 SALE-RX.A. VICTOR BATTERY
radib, second-hand, complete with batter-
ies 325.00. Apply to Box 538, HURON EX-
- POSITOR, Seaforth. • 4122x1
pOlt SALE SQUARE PIANO, wrru
feet; 2 circular sawa with frames; auto-
traek. Apply to WILLIAM M. SPROAT.
Phone 6515 r 2, Seafortht 4122-2
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poet
SALE ---CHEVROLET 1931 ROADSTER,
" No. 566125: 4 good tires and 2 spare
wheels and tires'," heater and defroster. Appjy
NORMAN EGGERT, R. 1, Dublin. Phone
23 r 14. Dublin. 4122x1
1171111.10)3YS-FOR SALE NO. T BRONZE,
"a" • dressed or living. A. 11 DODDS. Phone
833 r 14, Seaforth. • 4122x1
poR SALE -2 LITTERS OF „PIGS, 23 IN
all, seven week S old.' Apply to JOHN
' DALE, R.E. 4, Clinton. Phone 22-616, Clin-
ton. 4122x1
filOR SALE -1: PAIR BOYS SHOES.,AND
" tube skates. size 'Apply to DOUGLAS
•STEWAR'r, Victoria Street. • 4122-1
pos. SALE --ONE 30 -FOOT WINDMILL
e• tower with almost new Aermotor head,
6 -foot wheel; one 14 -Snell grain roller and
crusher (combination)' several elicit pig%
and timber, leftovers from barn building.
Apply T. W. MeMILLAN. 844 r 21. Seaforth.
• 4122x3
. Property ,For Sale
AR121. FOR SALE-Zio0 ACRES, ONt HIGH -
way ; good buildings Hydro: drilled well
with new pressure system. Possession in the
b•pring, and priced to sell. Apply on premis-
-es, 2 miles west of Seaforth, •RoY LAW -
SON. 4122x1
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Personals
_TEGIEN1c::AllPPLIEs (RUBBER GOODS)
'0:tailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samples 25; 24 ,samples
31.09. lilail.•Order Dent. 'P-73, NOV-RUBBER
CO., Box 91, Hamilton. Out.
• Auction Sales
A UCTICN SALE OF CHOICE • DAIRY.
"•"- Cows, Young Cattle and Pigs, at Porter's
'Hill, 3 miles west of, Holawseille, on Tues-
day, December lith.•at 1.30 p.m...->con.sisting
of: • CATTLE -25 young dairy bred cows,
fresh. sPringers. •February and March caleers•
These are an;:exceptionally,good lot and are
• the 'best. we 'hsive, offered; 15 yearling Hol-
stein hifars, yeailing Jersey heifers f. 10
Holeteinheifer Calves ; 10 stooker•cattle. Pigs -1'
sow dee in December: 10 chunks. This sale
- will be held under cover. Terns ---ch.- A.
i1 TO.WNSEND, Proprietor: Edward. W. El-
liott, Auotioneer. ' 4122-1
UCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK.
""- Implements.and • Househo/d ;Effects, on
• Wednesday, December IS•th,. at 12.30, 'on Lot
• 28,, Concession Township of Hay, I.; mile
east of Zurich and 2 miles north: REAL
• gists of 150 acres being corn-
-b, N3 27 and E. Pt. 26 and E.
• Pt. of S' L•it 27, lands all ,adjoining. Com-
fortable frame home: large drive, shed; barn
40x56; straw shed 40x60; all shingled with
steel: cement silo; good orchard and fruit
trees; plenty of water ;• colons' houSes• Fall
plowing done. Choice clay loam, In good
state of cultivation; 21 acres o bush ,
lyl-
PLE33ENTd... LISA ey-lIaltris binder, 7 -foot:
Xu/sey-Harris dump rake: M-assey-Harris hay
loader; Massey -Harris *lower: Massey-Haris
• cultivator; 1-hoi-Se scutner: 2 wagons; bob-
sleighs: 2 sets...i,section drag harrows; land
rollerin-throe. di+c ,harrow Deering grain
lt-run; 4 sling {ones; ladder; blower
ipo: 2,000 -)lit .scales: 2 cutters; root gainer;
'Ss0 ;gram bags: 50, gbod seeks ; speed jack:
16 -foot 'bay rack; Quantity limber: 2 bundles
shingles; circular sa w crosscut saw' ; grind-
s4meZ tOlggyr, cutting box ; cradle fanning
Cyclone• grass seedor: ditching spade:
20 steel posts; walking plow; forks, rakes,
hoes and numerouS articls.s: HOUSE,HOLD
EFFEOIS--- Cream 'separator,' almost new; • 2:,>.•
cords of Wood; an undeterminate .amount of
household articles. HAY AND GRAIN -
About -10 Pins of mixed hay; itaa_bushels of
Erban seed -oats '75 bushels wheat. LIVE
STOCK—Aged team; bay' gelding 7 years'
• roar, tow, due in December.:
1 iat heifer: roan oow due January.: Brindle
• cow,, fivh; 2 roan CLIWS: fresh ; 2 red cows.
• frwoh: rosin cow, fresh': roan cow,not bred
• • tall young cowsi ; 2 heifers rising 2; Here-
ford bull 3 months old .1 steer rising one
1 heifer rising 3 fall eal•i-es ; 31, dozen.
. yearling hens : 2 dozen 'pullets 20 ioosters,
• Terms: Chattels --Cash. Reel Este te—/ 0 per
csnt. day of sale. balance in .30 days, ' when
possession will be given: Sold subject to a
reserve -bid; otherwise no reser,. as • •
thing mut be sold to close eitate. GEORGE
' . DEICHERT and VICTOR DEICHERT, Ad-
ministrators of Elitabeth Deichert Es-
tate; Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.. 1122)0
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• 'Notices •
NOTICE -ALL BOOKS ' MUST BE RE -
turned to the Seaforth Public Library on
or before Tuesday, Decembe 24th. GRETA
THOM PS ON. Librarian. 4121-2'
NOTICE
, Township of Tuckersmith
CLERK'S NOTIOE OF FIRST POSTING DV
VOTERS' LISTS, tate, TOWNSHIP OF
TUCKERSMITH,. COUNTY OF HURON,
NO'I'/GE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
'7 have complied with Section 3, of the. Vote
era" List Ant and that f have posted up at
my office. Tovinsflice of Tucker/smith, on the
2811, dayi of November, 1946, the• lists of all
•rename entitled to vote in the said Munici-
pality at municipal elections, and that such
lido' remain there for instiection, and I beret*"
call upon all voters to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have any errors or omissions tor -
recited according to law, the last day of appeal
being the 18th day of Decessiber,-1946,
E., P. 'CHESNEY,.
Clerk, Township ni Tuckers:rah.
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• - ° • NOTICE
4. pi RESPONSE TO A PETITION SIGNED
by. Wilbur Keys and others, -relative to
certain alleged grievances at No. 7 School,
and acting on instructions from the
. . BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF TUCKERSMITH ..
,•-•----.• .-• TOWNSHIP - SCHOOL .
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A
'Special Meeting of the ratepayers of the
• • e,aid, Scalpel Area' 4111 be held in •
NO. 7. SCHOOL HOUSE
TUESDAY, DEC. 17th.
at the flour of 8.30 o'clock i,n the evening,
for the purpose of discussing the said Petition
•' and acting thereon.
' S. WHITMORE,
• SeeretarilTreasure'r
Tacietatitith Township School Area No. 1.
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• COURT OF 'REVISION
Town of 'Seaforth .
f
Valatalled OP Tat0till2 AVVISION
forahearate. aebeila antatiatt the assets -
data aell 104002 41r4 Town et' Seeferth,
- be hat i the. &seta* thalmi:a 8ea-
- twenoboe atk MK 4
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Election Cards
TwISH TO. *ANN TEE ELECTORS WHO
saw fit to support me for their +Councillor
for 1947, 1 was gratifying to see such a
.00d number use their franehise.
R. IL MIDDLETON,
lierusall, Ont.
T max To ExPnEss MY APPRECIATION
••• to the electors of Hallett Township, for
their kind support which on Monday resulted
in tny re-eleation as Councillor.
WILLIAM 11. JEW/ITT
T wine TO EXPRESS MY THANKS TO
"
.the electors of Hensall for their support at
the palls Monday.
• WIT IJAM G. PARKE
'I' APPRECIATE AND THANK 'r.bth. CITI-
zens of Hensefl for their votes which' re -
salted in my election as Councillor. ^
WILLIAM M. BROWN
.WISH TO, THANK THE VOTERS .OF
" Hensel) for their support on Monani:0
ORVILLE pwrrox-rELL
• Wanted
WANTED --t0 BUY. A GOOD, RELIABLE
young work horse, Appiy to S. H. wale'.
MORE, Seaforth, or phone 665 r 23,
41=-1
WANTED -COLONY HOUSE 10x12, OR
" larger. In good condition. Apply .to
HAROLD COLEMAN, Staffa. • • 4122x1
HATCHING EGGS WANTED FOR 1947
seaeon. Flocks culled and bloodtested
free at charge under 'Government Supervision.
Guaranteed premium Plus hatchability prem-
ium paid. AR breeds wanted. For full de-
tails write to TWEDDLE CHICK, HATCH-
ERIES, LIMITED, Fergus, Ontario, 4121-2
WANTED, OLD HORSES --WILL PAY 51.50
"per hundredweight. Will call 'and• pick
up same. Phone collect: TACK GILBERT,
936 r 21, Goderieis.„or FRED GILBERT, 936
r 32, Goderich. • 4118x6
In Memoriam
_
LOVING MEMORY 03' %dY
'•-" two hrothers,'‘who passed away one year
agj',sil
Wlia11
bey Sth. John on Octo-
ber 22nd,
orte knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have such can tell
Of the grief that . is borne itt silence,
For the ones 1 loved so well.
-Remembered bY Sister, Frances.
Cards of Thanks •
MISS NELLIE EVANS AND SISTERS
wish to express their deepest apprecia-
tion for the many acts of kindness' and syna-
Pithy extended to them hv all their neighbors
and friends durinir the illness and death of
Our dear mother„.and to thank all who lean -
.0.4r6' end helped 10 any.. waY also 16 thank
Dr: M. W. Stapleton. „ 4122x/
.AND MILS. 'GEORGE STEPHENSON
•••'-'• -wish to take this opportunity of -thank-
ing each and every person who helped in any
way since the burning. of onr
•• 4122x1
wtsir-tizi„infon•e MY FRIENDS FOR
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remembering Me with flowers': treats, cards
and tails; while I have been sick. It is grand
to know friends., remember it helps so much.
1 would like to write you all personallY; but
the post offlee.,1s too busy at present.
'
MILS. JANES 'SANGSTER
• - Births-
• HAGAN--In St. Joseph's Hospital, North Bay,
Ont., on December 8th, to me and Mn:. Leo
Hagan, a son. Both
BEUERMAN—In Scott 'Memorial Hospital, on
December II, to Mr. and MTS. Orville Beller-
man. McKillon, a daughter.
• CONSTANCE
areemea,
• The Sunday School veal hold their
entertainment and Christmas tree on
Thursday evening. Dec. 19, at s tam •••
an the school room of the church
good program is being provided
• Congratulations are ;extended to
tire two, local „councillors who were
euccessful -in Monday's eleetion; Wm.
Jewitt and W. J. Dale;- also Ira Rap-
son and Leslie Reid.
.O Mr. Clarence •:Vientgomery spent a
few days visiting his parents at Dun-
dalk.
Mr. ea)d Mrs. Ephriarn 'Clarke visit-
ed his uncle and aunt,,..Mr. 'and
E. Papineau, in Stratlit'oy. on Friday.
Mrs, Papineau returned With them and
is visiting her sister, Mes, Taylor. at
Walton. r .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wakefield,' ate
spent the bast two weeks with Mr,
and MTs. C. Wakefield, in London, re-
turned en..Saturday Test. airs. Wake-
field's health is much improved.
Mrs. Wm. Ciernochan received word
on Monday of the sudden death of her
sister, Mies McKeoein..The• sympathy
'Of a large circle of 'friends is exten&
ed to Mrs. Carnoelian,
Mr, Chas. Dexter went to Kitchener
on Tuesday to accept a position.
Mrs. L. Lawson held a quilting bee
this week
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and the minutes of the lag Mat g I treita., qi: V, G. outhrOn; 1411111t.
lrytta _rend emit adopted. .Taeaelit of Mx's:, Uiliold Bell; assistant, Mrs. C.
officers; fOr the conitl$ year la as. fol.- Forrest; Home HelPere am, Ntrzq
lows: President, Ethel Dennis; vice- Gorden $eth*illta; Welco110 4 Wel-
Kee., Mrs. Wm. Dundas; treas.. Mrs fa•Fe conimittee, Mrs. P. A. Ferguson.
N. Stnuote; sec, Mrs. E. Regele; or .Mr. D., McKinnon; SONY klec., Mrs.
ganist, Mrs.- A. Dennis; hiendship A. J. McEwan, Thor 'presentation of
committee, Mrs. Willis Dundee, Mrs. our 11f membershie'certificates were
Alex Bennis; W.M.S. treas.; Mrs, Earl made by UM Melvin Moir to Mrs. A.
Mills; Temperance sec. and Christian, D. ' McEwaa, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs-
PriendehiP, Mrs. R. McNichol; Mis- Roy Broderick and Mrs. A. W. Kers-
stonary Monthly sec., Mrs. L. Leona lake:
„bag; Christian. Stewardship sec.,. Mrs.
S. Hilton., The meeting elbsed• with
the hyraa, "Su n Of My Soul," and
Prayer. •
Mr. JerreaDoerr had his tonsils re-
moved in a London hospital on Wed-
nesday last,
?fr. Billy Koehler was in Toronto
on Saturday last attending the Maple
Leaf - Bruins hockey garae. •
. Mrs. Les. Bauermann underwent an
operation in • a London hospital on
Monday.
Ralph Scherbarlh, son of Mr. and
,Mrs. Scherharth, has • returned home
!aura Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, where he had his spleen re-
moved, following an accident by fall-
ing from his bicycle.
• Mr. and Mrs, Jack Daniels, of Galt,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Doerr.
. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Whiterson were sia Tiverton -on -Avon, Bath, Somerset.
Sanday" visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Davis Came to Canada 40 years
m. Hoegy.
Mr. and MI's. Carl Michael, of Ful-,
larton, . were Sunday guests of Mr.
,
and Mre. Jana.' Doerr. •
Mr. arid Mrs. Wai. Perrie, of •Craa-
brOok, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sands, of
the Lake Road, were rushed to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, in an un-
conscious condition suffering from
coal ga's poisenjug, In the house with
'them were their three sons, Clayton,
Sheldon and Bob. One of the' lads
awoke and was ableto crawl. frons
the louse and summon medical aid.
Dr. Dunlop, oerExeter, was called and
foiled tha parents unconsciouS, and
the boys from the gas fumes.
Mrs. Sanders was taken to St, Jos-
eph's Hospital amt. Mr. Sanders. to
Victoria. • ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis, promin-
ent residents of Mpunt Forest for the
past ten years, left Friday morning
on the Queen Elizabeth for England,
where they expect to make their home
HENSALL
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by Jean Lavender, Mrs. John Hender-
son was elected president; the vice-
president is Mrs. R. H. Middleton;
secretary, Mrs, W. O. •Gaodwin, and
treasurer,. Mrs. Harry Lawrence.
' Members of -the Hansen ball team
were guests of honor at a .banquet in
the New Commercial Hotel Friday ev-
eaing, which Was also attended by
the executive and representative busi-
raga' men. The. Huroaryerth trophy,
won by the team, was presented by
Start„.Tudor.. while. Laird Mickl, was
chairtnan. The meeting discussed
means of encouraging sport among
1:,tinger players,
The Arnold Circle Evening Auxil-
.
iary of Carmel Church held theii. el-
ection of officers foltawing a supper.
President airs. Melvin Moir was in the
chair. Mrs. A. W. 'Kerslake' read the
Scripture lesSen and' carol singiug
was directed by Mrs. C. Forrest, Of-
ficers elected are: Hon. pres., IVIrs.
H. Arnold; PITS, Miss Jean McQueen;
ylce-'res.,,Mrs. L. Bayntiam and Mrs.
Glenn- Bell; sec., Mrs. Stewart Bell;
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ago and,lived at Exeter. and. Ifensall
•for 30 years, where he was connect-
ed with manufacturing pleats for. the
making of 'boys' clothing... Before
leaving his. position Mr. Davis was
presented with a wrist watch by the
staff and 'employees and with a man-
tel radio by the arm. Since going to
Mount Forest as a bride two years
ago, after Serving throughout the war
as a nurse in . England, Mrs, Davie
made many friends and Wok' anac-
tive part in the work of St, Paul's
Anglican Church. At a recent meet-
ing of the Ladies'Aid she was pres-
.ented with a handsome billfold as a
farewell gift, •
Mrs. D. H. •Peacoeic and little sou,
Terry, of Ottawa, are visiting with
Mrs. Peacock's mother, Mrs, Grace
Harpole..
1Vir. and Mrs, Stan Tudor spent the
week -end with friends, in. Thornbury. '
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and Kay
spent the week -end in Buffalo, N.Y.
'Mrs. Gertrude Keen remained. for the
winter with her son, Harold Hender-•
son,
A Christmas dance will be held, in
the Tow n Hall Dec. 20, slioasored• by
the Ghia' Dance Club. '
Mrs, Geo, Hudson was called. to
Goderich (twang to the illness of her
daughteratalata. Mrs. Casey Hudson,'
who waS taken to Alexandra Marine
'Hospital. •
The firstmeeting of Guides and
.Brownies was • heidain. 'the council
chamber ef the Town Hall, Thursday,
Dec. 5, with Mrs, Lavender in the
chair. Donations received to date are
$2 front the Ladies' Aid of. Carmel
•
• CECIL 13.•DeMILLE'G MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
•
King of King. s• -
The Greatest Sound
' .Picture ,Ever Made!
The. thrilling story of the Life of Jesus of. Nazareth shownwith such
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col intensity. you Will NEVER' forget, •
O Just Once — HENSALL TOWN HALL
.. • -
•• Saturday, December 1.4th, at 8.30.p.m., SHARP
Adults 35c; Students (13 to 17 years) 20c; Children (12 and under) 15c
• A delightful program 02 Christmas Music will be broadcast over our sound system
, front the Hall for about one hour before the showing, LISTEN FOR IT!
•
• PROCLAMATION!
xing, .Day
By resolution at the Council, I hereby procldim •
Thursday, December 26th
. A Public Holiday For the Townof Seaforth
and request the Merchants and Citizens t� duly
observe the'same..
, , JOHN J. CLUFF,
• Mayor.
"GOD SAVE THE KING"
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The December Meeting of the kJ
Bethel W.A. and "VOLS. was 'held
the church on Dec:k5. The program, -
Christtnas Candlelight Service, was
followed. The Indian carol, "Let Us
Go and Worship Jetts," Was read.
The hymn, "0 Little Town of Bethle-
hem" was sang, foil -awed with prayer
by Mrs, L Leeming. The •Scripture
sson from Isaiah was read by Car-
reetta McNichol. Pealm 699 was read
responsively, all repeating the Lord's
Prayer 'in unison. Hymn 132, "Come
Thou, Long Expected Jesus," tea • -a
Sung, Mrs' E. Mills, Mrs. R. Hull- • ...V
Shirley Regele and Mrs, WilTis r 0- 4t
dos took the parts of Me four Indian
women and lit the candles. The carol,
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear,"
• was sung, Mrs, Willis Dundas Pres-
ented the Christmas topic. Ethel Den-
nis, Mrs. D. MeNiehol, Mrs. Fred Glan-
ville and Mrs. E. Regele represented
the four Canadian women' and lit tile
candles. The offering. was receilred
and dedicated. A life Membership to
the W.M.S. was presented to Ether
p,ennis. Mrs. L. .1.4erning read thd
'address and Mts. Z. Mills presented
the Certificate. The meeting closed
With singing "Joy To the Virerld,," and
praYer- by the Dennis: The business
vart tog ttie theetlitg followed: The roll
call was, osWered by. 14 imbibers,
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110410terie4.:Chlirch• aad'45.4craitrIlle-
'Exeter-Repoli.. ipraeoli •of ."0,e Ostige
'OM Legb% Ai invitation was re-
ceived- to attend' the Exeter--eaidea,
Thirteen Brownies 4//f 3 GaideSJOIA^
ed sand a observation • test .was held,
givgn to sel4ct Leaders. Leaders are:
Hrownies, Euldera. nide, Jean SOk
Oan, Jean Lavender; Guides, Orkin
Stephan, ,Ruth Alexander, An Hilde-
brandt: Brownies are to meet on
Thursday evettinge, 7-8, and Guides on
Tuesday evenings; 7 ,to 8.30.
The Girls' Dance Club of Hensaa
forwarded a donation. of $50 to the
War Memorial Children's Hospital,
London.
• Mre, Lorne Chapman, of Hay, had
the misfortune to. Suffer a fall in her
home recently. X-rays. taken, at Cilia -
ton, Hospital revealed a fractured left
arra.
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Additional Hensall News on
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