The Huron Expositor, 1946-12-27, Page 4•
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Minimum Zug.. iiist. inAle,;07as*. ..... ii5 (lents
' . Eachligure, initial and abbroidatiOn county as one word.
- 100nd of Thanks. In Memoriam Notices -1 cent per word. Minimum, 50 canes per week,
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• Martha. Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge.
, -.4ktnition Sales; Notices to Credlteis, Eta -astir on unification.
Wanted
. WANTED-RABY CUTIE,R, IN GOOD
condition. PHONE 140, Seaforth.
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Coming Events
/sSEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE. TUESDAY,
Dec. 81st, 9,30 to 1.30, Town Hall, Mit-
chell. Come and enjoy the fun. Hata, horns
and balloons for everyone. Good orchestra.
earensored by the Agricultural Society.
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In Memoriam
TONE -IN LOVING MEMORY • OF •A.
dear father and grandfather, M.
Stone, of Hensall, 'who passed away Decem-
ber 27, 1945. ' ),
The, dearest Dad' and trues, friend.
One i)f the beg whom Gil could lend;
He was loving. gentle, thoughtful, true,
Alsays wfllino akind art to do.
Sweet the.naentory he has left us,
Though our hearts are sad:
Great the Ne.2einz that W 71$ given,
.tust to;is;41 him Dad.
And we shell remember him as he was,
,Por the years had made him 'Wise;
We shall- recall in memory '
My nett with the lawrhing.eyes,
-Girlie and Children.
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IltreGREGOR- IN LOVING MEMORY OF
s.)./. /lira gl.o.enso An,lerson. who passed
away ten year) ago. December 27. 1936.
More 'and more eneh che we MIA:. ynu.
• Though our thoughts are not revealed;
Liftle do they Icnsw ihe sdrnow,,
- That is within our )rt" concealed.
-.Remembered by her f;arents, Sister. and
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Beothers, 4121x1
AakoN IN 'LOVING Mr.:MORN' 01 OLTR.
Fliz:,1,v,th • Iia.rron
'who passed 8w:), ono ron, inbvr 21.
1943.
To know .t.le
• Will alway, rezret.
But the }wort,' thnt loved 'her
Are the one) that don't foru4.,
-,PondlY remembered by he Elliott Family.
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• Personals
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HYGIENIC SUPPLIES • (RUBBER 'coop's)
wailed postpaid in „plain. sealed envelope
with In -Ice list. • 6 sample) 25c ; 24. samples
gl .90. Mail-Orfley Tlept T-73, NCrV-RUBBER
CO.. thox 9L Hamilton, Ont. „
Auction Sales
...:AU.CTION SALE ...
'Of a 50 -Ace. Farm With
Buildings, iri theTownship
of U.shorne
UNDER AND BY V1RT1E OF • Tr-rn
powers contained in a certain Mortgage
which will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be offered for ,sale -by "Public Ape -
on the premises. on iyionday, the 30th
;December,. 1946, at 2 otclock in the aftet-nson,
'the following propeltly, namely;
The east half of Lot Number 26 in the
North •-East Boundary of the Township of
bilaborxie, in the County of Bditt. containing.
60 - acres of Tend more or leak.
On this farm there is a two-storey frame
dwellinghouse covered with patent shingles;
also. a. fair size hank barn with sta.blingt and
a good water supply. There is 'elsci 10 acres
ef hardwood hush. The land is a good clay
loam under 6 'faIr state ;61 cultiVation.
Possession can" be given on ,the let of 'April
next, 1947.
TE1tIVIS-10 on the day Of „sale and the
balance in 30 days • thereafter, without in-
terest. '
.For further terms and particulars of sale
snob, to: "
GLADMAN & COCHRAN•E,
Exeter 34,,Ifensall,
•The Mortgagee's Solicitors.
Fra • nk Taylor, Exeter, Auctioneer.
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Notices
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NOMINATION MEETING.
k Town .of Seaforth
A '"111.EL
MEETING 'OF 4EESCTOR•OF THE
A. '
•`-'-• Town 41r SPA filrth Win b, held in Town
1a1I, Seaforth..on Monday, Deedniber 30. 1916.
for the purpo,e ra.•mivalinv nelson)
the offices of Nlavor,. and SIN Council.
pomie st,hool Trliste--.),.m,•1•T`u40., Utility .1
Commissioner. • No in revived 1
fi
719 p.4; Mr •o,rn,
If g 84,11. 11. ves,e,,,vr,. • ,arne
-••••• hell ;•t the :Monday. ,lanit-
1917, from
;Torino Sub-C:cl-om .it 'Teal).- Gar- T
• ,,r-1 R. E. Ilrig110. Porto!. Ite-.%.1,-nin7 Offieor;
• 'W. it•VA, P011 (.iak. P•1; i rat r;d1,-Dis idols
• Nos.' and 1 Lf (.1ar1n S:nre: W. E.
Southgate, Deputyr•tf•trIll)it1;.! Officer: F. Wigg.
• Pi lrk Polling 8,11•-•dvis,ot, :tin 4, E.
• 1...• .1. P. 11,..,.1„ Dimu'Y
.14•41.1 rttitty ;
Sub-Do,,,on• N„... . p‘,10,, 1
it;-ttirtorir 01%
firer:. Helen So, ton Poll Clerk.
, Seaforth, Dne, zniwi• .1,, 11;44.
13, N. WITAON.
Tr,wn Clerk. 4123-2
NOMINATION' MEETING1
• Township of McKillop
A MEETING OP THE F.I,Er•rorte 'OF THE
'Township of. Mvkillop )-,eid at "
Winthrop I -Tall. on Monday, the 130th day of
December, for the purrovo of. nornirs•ing a
• A Reeve and foitr' Counrilhr, Nominations
will be ceVeiveri t). 9 ,tr one otelork
• Aso- two o'clOrk in the afternoon,
In tiff; exesrt-of more per.on., belnv nrorin.
i• ated than age required t,) 811 4he several (tf-
fices„ an election- will tw 1.1,..1,1 nt Monday, the
6th day of January, 1917.
Polls will be open from (1 a.m. till 5 p.m.,
at the following places% No. 1. .Tat
house. 'Lot 10, Con. .1: .T1114, • 9-i0151
. William Maloney. .P.C.: No.',„2, Mrs. Joseph
house, Lot 25, Con. 41"P:77i:hies 13. Hogg.
Mex Kerr, P.C. No. 3, Joseph
Smith's hous'e. Int 11., S. tau, Con.; Elmer
• Dennis,' ).R.0.Stephen Murray, P.C, Poll
No. 4, School House No. 7. Cdtt 12, Lot 26:
Wm. S.-1:,therville. T).R.O.; Willis Dundas, P.G.
3. M. ECKER.T.
Returning Officer, 4123-2
NOMINATION MhiTINZ
"township of Tuckersinith
row ANNUAL MEETING OP TlfE 'l'oWN-
‚
ship Of Tuckersithh for the nomina ion
of candidates for the office of Reeve and
Councillors and 'School 'ern/stem (three to be
elected) for the year 1947, will be held in
Watson's Rift, Kippen, On Monday, Deem-
' her 30th, 1946, .from 1 to- 2 p.m.
If a poll be necessary, such o1l shall be
opened. MOnday, January 6, 1947, between
the hcura of a.m. and 5 p.m., at the fol-
lowing aliases and by the following officers:
Pelt 21o. 1---Franic Eettlitrdy's residence,:
Harry Chesney, 13.4.0.; rhutinen,
P.04 Poll No. S-1-$0,hoot trouse• Na. 81 Roy
Ed*htd, prOWSi, P.0 Poll
S""flehoOl PfOltie Ne. 4' --ROP 33e00110
Wfilteisk, 11411." 4""
�ehoo kettle. 1441., 16%14 MeIntoelt, D.R.O.
Poll NO;•6'•!--Seheol,Resse
No
PcI) ,,,Tro,," •,,Thinee ..,'W)) .74
141t$ .1,1114 oti,o4..00fitt
•-•Itiosel1.414,15./t. .04
-)t
• , Teachers Wanted
Joyce
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SUPPLY TEACHERS
WANTED
THE 'UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED
"'" to receive the application of any one who
is qualified to act as supply teacher in Tuck-
eramith School Area 'which includes Sections
1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 and a 'Puckett:unit* and who
would be 'able to supply for a, day, a week,
or a month on reasonably short notice. Ap-
plicants to state qualifications and 'what
schdols they might be available for, and any-
thing else relevant to the position.
,Apply to
. SI H. WHITMORE, •
'Secretary -Treasurer, -
Tuckersmith Township School Area No. 1.
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• For Sale . ..
pOR SALE-R,EGISTERBD PURE. BRED
-'• Hereford, bull, 9 months old. SYDNEY
McARTIMR, R.R. 2, Hassan. Phone 82-22,
Hensall. . 4123 -St
POR SALE -ONE 30 -FOOT WINDMILt
•"' tower with almost new Aermotor head,
6 -foot wheel; one 14-inah" grain roller and
crusher (combination); severalshort .posM
and .timbers, leftovers from barn building.
Apply T. W. McMILLAN, 844 r 21. Seaforth.
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. Births •
WHITE -In Grace Hospital, Windsor,,.• on
' December 23, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson
,White, Waterville, a son. ..
PHILLIPS -In Scott Memorial Hosnital,, em
December 21,•to Mr. and Mns. Francis .Phil-
lips,' Seaforth, a son.
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Deaths
WAY -'2n Egmondviile, an Suriddy, D).vember
22nd. Maud Elizabeth Oke, beloved wile 'of
Mva W. Way; in. her 72hil year.
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, • . Marriages . . ..
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mcmc,u.soN - NEVINS- At the Pr.o.byterian
.51anse,, Clinton, .by Rev: D.' .1, Lane. on
Saturday, Detlember 1.1th, Lillian Nevins,
• .t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nevins: Auburn, to Ross Nieholson. son of
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur,Nipholson, Seaforth..
SPIIMMORNIMMINPONS
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HENSALL .. •
The public •sehool concert or S.S.
't. Hay, was held -recently when the
program Opened with choruses by the
entire school, "Deck the ,1-11111" and
"JO Tp the World." Mrs.14•TP. A. Fer-
guson, the teacher, accompanied at
the piano. The first appearance of
the Rhythm Band was made and they
entertained with two numbers, "Hick-
ory, Dickory, Dock" and 'IMF Grand-
father's Clock"; recitations were en-
joyed, followed with a son,g. "The
W.asted" Crust"•. a , dialogue, "The
Three '•Wishes'; a .number entitled,
"The Tin Gee -Gee" and "Tom Saw-
yer," followed." by a pirate dance; a
dialogue, "The Foolish Princess" 'and
song, "The Rhumatz." The Rhythm
Band" contrihufed several more' enjoy-
able number's, "pop Goes the Weasel,',
'Polly Wolly Doodle" and'",Three Blind
Mice." • Mr. Sam Rannie, musical di-
rector. directed two choruses, "White
Christmas" and "The Holly and the
Nry." A number .entitled "The Pro-
phesy Fulfilled," concluded this de-
ightful program. .Santa Claus ax•riv-
1d and distributed gifts from NweIT-
aden tree. • . .•
The schoolroom of •Cartnel Presby-
krian Church was crowded 1'rida.3,• av,
,ning, Dec. -20,, for the' anmial Sunday
School Christmas concert. Rev'. P. p.„
Ferguson, the,m,n.1 1 ster, wiil...7 ch'aii.
'flan., Santa •Claus appeared at the
dose of the program and distributed
nany',gifts to the children and adults.
The concert wa's much enjoyod. Fol.-
OWing is the program: Openin;.4' wel-,
:ogle address, Alia». Johnson: r..eitti•
ion. "Stinta's Problem," HMIs Ners-
alce:, a Won . song. 'The-. :Vast ed.
Shirley and Pats.,), Bell and,
.ois Tinney: recitation, "Sautti's Ititthr
111).`••Bobbie BaYnliam: 11hA1,11) 11;11111,
lobbie and Gerald 13e11, Jimmie 'Bell,
„Pfaff; "The Chrisfnta.- .Siory,"
,mi action song.' "The Tin 11•04.-Clee.-
ring lty Shirley 13e11 with 14115 Tin-
ity, Patsy Belt acid itod• FerettAon ;
,16,,y, "Santa's..dillyt"ts." by '111R junior
C11601; folk 'dance and song. "White
lhristmas," by Betty Moir. Anil Hil-
pbrandt,Lois Henderson zind Ger-
midB
«, erl:. quartette. "Como'. Where
/y Love Lies Dreaming," Mrs.' Ken•
.eay; Mrs. Ferguson, it. H. S4111iPr-
On .and Robert Can) t.' roil ; P1113%
Christmas 'Wishes." by 11-u- s'r;Ilitir
ehool; closing address, Donald, ,Me-.
Cinnon; carols and Santo laden N1 WI
ills. closing with the 'Doxology and
truer bi, the minister. . .
Observes 55th Anniveriary -
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mitchell,
Imminent Hensel' residents, 911 Mon-
iay. Dec. 23, celebrated their llIith
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Again this year we wish you
. one, we Wish you all, the Joys
and•pleasures of a happy
Chriatmas holiday -Season.
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PASSMORE'S GARAGE
- • wade' A DE 8111'0,
.R., ..
• IN.; O. Pitsemore, Proprio4tOr .
Photo •3/ ' .t • , ge1i01,1t.
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For a merrier Christmas,
here are 'wishes galore for
health,` happiness and pros-
perity.
W. 0. GOODWIN
GENERAL MERCHANT
p.h.cTe 16 Heusall
Mr, Snowman joins us in
wishing one and ' all the
Merriest Chrittrnas ever and
a Happy New Year.
SCHOLL'S •
MEAT MARKET
'AND GROCERIES
Phone 17 • • Heusall
Christmas joys and sincere
wishes for a healthy, happy
New Year are what we ex-
tend to you!
GEORGE i. 'HESS
JEWELLER & JOB PRINTER
Hensel/ , '1L : „ , Ont.
Here's. 1)3.e...wonderful Christ.- `T.• ,
• mas to • you' and yours. A--
. Happy New Year,. too_ ,
KOSY KORNER ,
RESTAURANT
, F. W. SMALLACOMBE, Prop.
. Phone 111 . : • FTeriall
1-).ent
,
• The' ting out their mel-
odious greetings Pit. all far
and hear.
THOS. WELSH ,& SON
Manufacturers of
•• • FIARDWOOD 'LUMBER
Phone 12 • , Hensail
ao olidai Cheer
' A Nkealt.,12:of• health, happinesa , •
and -prosperity is our wish for': •
all our friends.
SPENCER ,Re SON
r*LANNti MILL & 1.1.149ER VAR°
itbone 1021W, Remelt
6,4
From Hensa 1 Merchants
Here's our personal wish to
/you for a -season of gay rev-
elry, .
J. •BONTHRON'' & SON'
FURNITURE
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS
Phone 15 Residence 61
Hensall
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The best wish we aa, think
of to wish you is that all '.,
your dreams cone true . . .
• 'andhave a Merry Christmas! '
DRYSDALE'S
• HARDWARE
Phone 'Li Residence 60
Hensel'
From the bottom of our hearts
we wish you and yours a.
• very Merry Christmas and a
• Happy New Year.
R. A. ORR ,
' SHOE & HARNESS REPAIRS
Hensall
igh
7fietai, "
vreetiogi
tr.
- We've, sent Sana your way
with his saclt full of „best
wishes for' a wonderful
• Christmas
FINK'S TIN SHOP
'11 Ep. FINK; Prop..
Pbone Hensall
eastnis'
f(( 1,0ighes'
\.lakibvi., et,
'70.3"r7
veryone 'hives Christmas
and we all eagerl7 wish each
other well during this jovial ,
season. To.you from us - a
Merry Christmas and k Hap-
py :New Year,'
SCOTT'S C-11—INA SHOP
Phone 34 'Hensel].
May your homebe hied with
the Christmas spirit; may
your hearts be filled ;with
good shear and raay your ev-
ery dream eons true this •
happy holida,y. '
PEEBLE98 BAKERY
Mane 35, 2 .• • Ilepsall,
'Bright as the Star, of Bethle-
heel are eur wishes for a hap-
py, joyous • and Wonderfnl
Holiday,„,peason.
BENNETT'S DAIRY'
GEORGE BENNETT, Prop.
Phone ,27,,
Hensall
May all. that'S 'synibolic of
Christmas be yours this sea-
. seri - the. happiness, ;the.
• gaiety, the spirit of good -will,
' the anticipation of a wonder-.
• ful new year ahead.
Reeve and .Warden•
. R. E. SHADDICK .
Phone 130 : • Hensall
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Our heartiest good wishei to
you for •a wonderful Christ—
mas - a full, Happy New
Ypar.
GEO, T. MICK-LE &
• Buyers
BEANS, GRAIN, SOYA BEANS, Etc.
.Phone' 103 Evenings 133
Hensel/
May cheer and good Will be
yours. always in your home -
in your heart.
MKS & PARKE
COOKSHUTT' DEALERS-
Hensall
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Phone 147-W
With old-fashioned 'fervor we
wish you a Happy' Holiday,. '
• W. It' DAVIDSON '
COAL MERCHANT
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liensarl. „1
Phone 10
es •
Festivity jeigns .everywhere
and to this' spirited season;
we add our own‘special Wish-
es for your good health., hap-
piness and prosperity. Merriy
-Christmas to all and Happy
New Year,' too.
BROWN'S HARDWARE
Phone 11.3 :,- • liersaii.
All the little snowmen join us
in wishing you a wonderful,
bright Christmas -e. eW
Year Of happiness and JoYa •
'
. KERSLAKE'S PRODUCE
Phone, 40 : Hensall
We're always haPpy at this
• time of year to wish you a
Merry Christmas. ,
BERT'S SNACK BAR.
BEST HOIre6N,
• t •that:
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We've thought and thought
:of just how to express our
'wishes to you'. but the best.
way is the old-fashioned. *ay
of saying ."Have a • Merry
'Christmas and a Very Happy
New. •
HENDERSON'S.
GROCERY .
AND EGG, GRADING STATION
Phone 65 Flensall
Have a Mt;., .11...Merry Christ, •
mas., „anti '8 Happy; .Hippy
New Year. • .. • .r
JOHNSTON & D u CKLOW
WELDING SHOP
Henean • -
Ont.
'1,6reit liotiavy
Otir personal gift to you this
Chrititmas Is a host of good
wisixes ler a 'wonderful Holi-
day. ,
11167D131 BROTHERS'
• ALLIS 61-1ALIVIER• bEALEfig
Pliono 128 ' ,
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To every home in ohr town.,
we extend our wishes for a
Merry Christmas - a Happy
'New Year. • .
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• COOK'S ROCK BOTTOM
CASH STORE
Phone .46 : Hensall
• GET INSURED
• STAY INSURED°
• REST ASSURED
Your Confederation Life
Agent
• P.L. McNAUGHTON
Phone 55 , Hensall
The little spark of friendship
We lighted long ago,
Is gleaming brighter,
While the Christmas candles glow..
, MERRY CHRISTMAS
R. II. 'MIDDLETON
Rexall'Drug Store- • : • Hansen
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In this most joyful season, •
• we want' to express:. eur
cere wishes fcl,r•. -your hap)*
nese. •
NEW
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
STAN TUDOR, Prop.
Phone 6 • • HensaB
In the spirit of, )0hrlstratts,
We -wish you --alrltappinesei
health and unbottded JOYC
PASSMOtE'S
44,CTRPC MVP
Jokikt, pat Prop