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-1,444PE6 CRYSTAL P A f H. HAT.T, 400 l
Wit. Fright-, Jule 25. an a new
• b,enati€ad Marble door, to the music of Scot'
r1,ze hlan and His 11 -Pie a Orchestra;.
Befdak. Duquette. vo lt-C Dancing 10-1. Ad -
mist -ion 6.4' cent -2-
Last and Found
ToUND-•-A Bii_*`CH OF KEYS FOUND ON
144-dh Main Street, Owner' may Ii�se
same by applyw Box 573, HURON EX -
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champs. 4_553-1
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DOKSEY. Phone 22 - 9, Dublin, .
*353-1
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Personals
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with Price list. 6 samples 25r: 24 samples
51_00. Mail -Order Dept. T-71; NOVA -RUBBER
00A Boa 91, Rommel -;on, Ont.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS -ENJOY A GOOD
night's sleep. without coughing or chok-
ing as others are doing. For. free informcitron
write F. L. HOWEY, 144 Catherine South,
Hann. ltan_ 4147n.8
Farms For Sale
FOR SALE
Grass Farm
300 Acca, part bush; Lot 21, Concession
Httileth Apply
NORMAN BALL, Clinton
Phone '236; or
keit.ED LAWSON
578 King St. West, Toronto 1
4150-4
Auction Sales
AUCTION 'SAT,V OF HOUSEHOLD EF.
Teem. at the home of Mrs..N, W. Woods,
Barfield Terrace Hayfield, on Wednzrday,
July 23rd, at 1-30 p.m., sharp (D.S.T.I. the
*Plowing.: Large pedestal walnut n-ble
'(antique); oak secretaire; large oak daven-
port.; diirii g' ream table; sideboard and.
c%a-ias ; 2• square lobules; 1 smear• •'table : 1
harem: 2 wash stanth : 2 small the t draw-
ers; 1 steel eat: 5 bedsteads with matt-,• .-..;
2 walnut settee : 1 iaves,aat: rocking chai s :
kitchen •ldeaoa:-d and mans: oak mo.• --i: end
odd charts; rrg; steel engravings and other
pictures; mnrors : arr.-thine • braes chande:ler :
nseing Iannpx suave,: : window sashes I ;ar-
Frig' Rent
ROOM FOI3 R. I T -L-A RCM FtTh NlSEgD
n n. suitable for light bouseseeping.
Apply to Bas 571. B3JRON E8EPPOS1TOR
i
NQt ces
WISH TO LEASE FARM 3 TO 5 YEAR.,
with option of purchase. Vip-ir.ity Sea -
forth ' Hsd_v pxef e. but not essential
Bax 574, HURON EXPOSl•it1B..
4153
I 3M PREP_4R TO DO ALL SI/MS OF
Fr33tescra.hing with power machine. Ap-
ps to FRET) HAltntT.a , RR. s8, Dublin.
Phone 44 r 9. 4150x4
WALKER ELECTRIC
Prompt and ' Guaranteed
R A.DIO SERVICE
By Qualified tied Radom -Mobil:b.-tens
ai r - unable rates, e
WALKER •ELECTRICS
PHONE 95 SEAFORTH
41552-4
For Sale
RLG FOR S4T,r1-IN GO,OD CONDITION,
6' 9// x 99; small oak was tend. PHONE
Seaforth. 4153x1
poet --
SALEMCCORMICK-DEERING BEN-
' der, in Brood working order. Apply ta.
ROBERT .Phone 6955 r 16.
SeafJrt:n_ 4153-1
FOR SALE -- 100 HYBRID PULLETS.
Scott's 'strain. ready to layROBERT
V'IVIAN, 'S alfa. Phone 43 r 8, Dublin_
4153-2
FOR SALE -ENGLISH COACH DOG, EX-
ce,letrt • w--`cn don.' ICEN ETUE.. Zurich.
,Orr- -Phone Zurich, 95-r 13-'
4153-2
FOR SALE -1 ELECTRIC RANGa1'1s., IN
res4 or .rood range
with reser: •, ^ rood shape:, for quid; sale.
Apply :.a, 05': I ETH:CR. 41.13x1
FOR .SALE 240. `.SASSEY-Ft ARRIS
bnrider. : .a t. RUSSELI. BOLTON.
Phone 5 0. r Seaforth. 4153-2
FOR .. C AL£-T30,.3S' BICYCLE. IN GOOD
condition.. Apr':, to BUD SMITH,
4153-1
FOR B:A1 - GRAM APHO NE.1 FENCE
w ^r e'or lamp' renew blocks
single iron -,ed . _ pump : 3 iron '.-e,-tles : 1
=crsen dor':. Aprlr CLARENC REVS...
Seaforth. - 4153x1
B1 -LL FOR SALE-P•EGLSTEEP.ED YEAR -
hull. fit fur service- Apr.;
ply t., GEORGE LOWERY. Seaforth,
eaus sues) : dsors : piano box ; bag tri:.ck•
'sews, and as -ti ores too sumer of to mention.
Furnitre'ia&'odes painted walnut- and ,berry
. piens_ Ta-m;-C.S h. MRS. N. W. WOODS. Cards of Thanks
PmtrrieL-ems :' Edward W. Elliott, Aur -.rouser.
4153-1
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
IJnNDE'Rs WILL BE RECEIVED BY tan
11• undersigned for the caretaking of, Schools
Nos_ 7 and, 9, Tac;;_r.ea ith,. for the sczcvi
year Theuzl du- a;. a school Ca.-eake:•
to be performed in a satisfactory mariner. •
• For fu -,;re- 'paricn.ari. and' dram apply
to
S. H. 'WHITMORE,
Sec -Meas. School Area No. 1,
R.R. 3; Seaforda
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Natite To Crieditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate. of JAMES DA53fAN
ALLFEF4SONSFIAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of J •o• Dayman. late of the,
Vi3iage of H nsa:l he C..an' o' 14 -on.
Gent_?• n- de -ea, -ed, w•hee .rn or abou,
the 24th day e..f June 1946 orf terns? rrrw:r-
HE FAMILY OF oath LATE CA t ittatLTv'E
-". Jane Dayntan c to tank 'all those
who so., kird3r a-a;'.sted in her sic'kne s and
during their re -rent sad bereavement • special
than:;.s to Rey. R. A. Brook.
4153-3
Births
ELLIS-in Halifax. N.S., on June 14. to Mr.
and Mrs. C- V. 'Ellis nee Margaret Drove.*),
a daughter -Jean Rivers_
APPLEYARD-In Mee -ford. on July 14. to
P.ev. and Mrs. Harold Appleyard, a rt?” -ph -
ter.
ROBINSON-in ter-: Manorial Hospital. ba
July 14, n Mr. and ..Mrs. Ezra Eobiason,
Mitt ell, a stn.
LANNI'S-?n Scot,. Memorial Hospital, on
July 15. :n '.sir. and id:-. Ferga= •tannin.
R.R. • 2. Dublin. a' daughter.
Mei-E.A_N-in • ?:-f
;d General 'Beep -ital. on
Ttorsdas. Ju:,• :- o I . and Mr A. k'.
a daughter.
Deaths
fired qo send in to the undersigned o'l: or •be- PO AC$-ir =,- nn Monday. July it
day ofAngus 1 I fnl: ram-» P.c_.--:. it •i , 9th g
�ian•e •tie ��_ pa.r. r row- ,•
iicurs or theer claret afbe • '-; b dare the 2 Q7_DE`k'-1 a-r':o-,• :n t n-:.2ay
assets of the 'tate will. b= d_,..,- :d has-- ?I.•;-17.Jeht A. G.imo.dby, in his 80th
only to clziih- sheen rete; -:•,•d.
DATS2I at Seaforth. this 151 day of
1947.
94oCONNELL & HAYS: •r/ �T
Seaforth Ontaro, LsIOi`t
Solicitors for. the-Excc7nr.
year.
4153-3
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS
In' the Estate of JOHN JAMFA CUFF
ALL PERSONSB.AVTNG CL'AiBIS AGAINST.
the Estate of John Jams Clch-, tate of
.ere Town of Seafoa h in the County of Hur-
on,-R:etigdd Lumber Merchant deceased, w -ho
iced on or about nae '?."rd day of May, 1947..
ere retie ,- zio't"led te'' nn:eto to 'nint under=
signed on or before the -Ind 'lay • of Auger.. I
3947, full parairulsar • of their claims. aft3t
%pbizb date the aesets of the orate v:i1l be
distaibuted basing regard only to claims :hep
received. -
•°DATED art Seaforth the 19:3 day of July.
194?.
McCO-;4NEL & HAYS,
Seafo'ct.°h, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor. • -
4152-3
NOTICE TO .CR -EDITORS
is the Estate of f'RSDERICR STANLEY
SAVA.ISGE
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS' AGAINST
the Estate of Frederick Stanley Sa-auge,
late of the Town of Seaforth. deceased, oho
• died on or about the 39th day of May, 194k.
" are hereby notified to send in to the under-
signed on or before the Std day of August
1947, full paSticulis of their ` claims.
i erta dy after the said 12 t mentioned
dame, the assets of ibe raid estate will be
.,ed amonat the parties endtied these -
ba, ffi- og regard only to claims eit :which
the snicl,asigned shall ten have o&,2ee. in
the exchnian of ail others, and the under -
signal will not be liable to awy person of
notice
claim • the, undersigned small not then
have ore for the mets so d'>st, lbbuSed or
"airy' part thereof.
DATED nt Seaforth. this 91.3 day of July,
Ms4/-
,rtin, CANADA TiaiST. COMPANY,
oto 't ayav ai✓
MI their Selie hr
FL Matte
.Sieafat'3b, Ontario.
4132-3
Popular Stallions
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ST. . BLAIN MARQUIS [17084]
Wit; N. 4316 Polar 1. Firth Ods
Mondale 'nudes a-'Visitait of /Opuen arra
Tutor-- vMraSty of lair'
--.1r,,ettet, of Dublin and
•X12Awl 1, le
Set r • 14
ala aMSdffy
pptSeltdlr set M •
,
Mr. arid' Mrs. Fergua Tannin .and
family :i ;ted' her parecis. Mr, and.
•
Mrs_ Jas. Broughton. recently. -
Mr. ,and Mrs, . Deltov llalcoiln . and
Keith, and 'Jfr. and Mrs., as. Mal-
corm spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Gibb and, family and celebrat-'
Mr - Giblas,- birthday.
Misses. Gwen a.r;i Joan Britton are
spending a week in Landon with
their aunt. Mrs. 'Charles 'Hunter and;.
Mr. Hnntet.
Mr. Frani • Roney spent last week
with Mr.• Ken F.anson. •
Mr. and Mrs. Alb. H-eT'eo and Mr.
and Mrs.Wrn. Yeo and Susan.'Toron-'
to. alerted Mr. ,and Mrs, James 'Mal
calm and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Mal-
colm on Monday.
BAY'FIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berry. of Loader,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C, Berry
over the. week -end.
Miss Rhena Hovey. of "London. is
spending -her vacation with her bra -
thee Mr. E. Hovey, and. Mrs. Hovey.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Jim Ferguson, of
London. spent the week -end with the
formers mother,. Mrs. J. Ferguson. ••
Mrs. M'i. Burnside and ' daughter.
Donna. of Eat Orange,'N.J., are the
guests of the former's aunt, Miss Mi
Mfr, and Mrs. J. Cameron. of To-
ranto, are spending the summer at
their home. Bine Water Highway
Sopth.' '
Miss Mildred Cameron. of London,
is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Cameron. •
Miss Carrie Dixon and Mr. J. L.
DT10n, of Brantford, anti Mrs, F. H.
Paull, of Listowel, arrived last week
to spend the summer. at Mrs. PaztlI's
summer home in the village.
Members of L.O.L. No. 24 attend-
ed the 112'1 of 3niy in Milverton.
7.1r. E. P. Le vie, of Taranto, was a
weeleend guest of Mrs. N. 'W. Woods.
Mrs. Lenin, Who bee spent the hast
tea ivicetos With Sam. Wends. return-
ed tel Toronto itll hint ea SvndS4a
Gaffeld Wbs ante, who has been in
Venceniver sine , last March, is visit-
ing his Parents. Mr. `and Mrs- Walter
Westltake.
Mrs. H. ?L Cliuchey left last week
to spend two..weeks in Preston.
,Mfrs Helene Brownlee, of London,
is the guest of her watt, Mrs. R. B.
Johnston.
Rev. and Mrs. James Catling, of
Dorchester, spent Sunday with,, the
former's aunt, Mrs: Wm. Sturgeon.
Mr. Catling conducted the , evening
service- at St. • George's Church. ,in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and
family, of Sudbury,. are r'isiting the
former's parents, 'air. and Mrs. Wm.
Ferguson.' '
Mr. and.. Mrs. Frani; Erwin and
family, of Kitchener, were guests of
Mrs. F. A. Edwards on Sunday,,,, Fbey
were accompanied "home by Edwards
Watson, who will spend this week in
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs.. Len Smith and fam-
ily returned to Loudon on Sunday af-
ter spending a few .days with Mrs. C.
Parker, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs), Harry Baker and fain-
ly, of London, spent the week -end
With Mr, and Mrs. Fred Baker.
Mian Melvena Sturgeon. of London,
is visiting her •parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Willard Sturgeon...
Mr. Lawrence Fowlie, of London,
spent the week -end with his sisters,
the Masses E. and F,,, Fowlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLeod, of
Goderich, spent the week. end with the
foi-mer's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. L. H
.:McLeod,
Dr and Mr_ J: R. Jowett, Jack and
Bob-.Jowett.left ,last week for their
home in Clinton. lova: alter spend-
ing a vacation on Manitoulin Island
and with theft aunt, Mrs. C. W.
Brown. in Bayfield. •
'_GIr. and Mrs. Jack Fraser, of Clin-
ton, have taken over the Cities Ser-
vice gas station' and lunch room. Mr.
Joe Maymai the former leassee, has
joined the R.C.A.F, and is statipned
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Merrier and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weston and baby
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Quentin Hallman and family in New
Dundee.
McKILLOP
Miss Janet McTavish, of Vancou-
ver, is visiting Mr. James H. Morrison.
A special children's day program
was :rendered in the Evangelical
Church here on Sunday last:' Rev, G.
L. Gross had charge with Rev. Mr.
Edwards: of Listowelt as guest speak-
er. Musical selections ' were given by
several of the young people, atsb reci-
tations and choruses by the •juniors.
Special renditions were 'elven -by Mss
Betty Moore of Seaforth. 'and by the
Misses' Gross,. of •Listowel.
• Among those from a distance who
attended the services and visited
friends ' here • were;"' Mrs. 'Gordon
Muegge, of Seaforth: Mrs.• John Kech-
nie, of Mitchell; Mr• and Mrs: Wes:
Fisber and Muriel, of Fullerton; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Eisler and Carolyn. of
Logan; Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Idle:' of
'Sebring -vine; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Smyth and George, of. Mitchell.
a.nd firs. Louis Hoegy and chil-
dren., of Galt. recently visited with
his parents, Mfr. and Mrs. William
Hoegy.
A large gathering took place at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. ErTest Elligsen
on the 12th of MicKillop. when the
Weisenberg reunion was held 'there.
Friends 'were present from 'Niagara
Fails, Hamilton, Kitchener. Guelph,
Mitchell, Brussels. Brodhagen and
Logan.
Wewish Mrs. Rudolph Fisher a
speedy recovery. She is at present
•confined to Scott. Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth.
lir. and Mrs. John Deitz held a re-
ception en Saturda ', Ju•l.y.. 5. in honor
of their eldest son, Mr. Mervin Deiti.
and. bride, who were :Harried in Mit-
chell ole same day. A large number
of friends were preteen:, •
Mrs.' Wm. Hoe y ' h:id the misfor-
tune of having a wagon wheel of '•a.
load of hay pass over her' foot. thus-
ing painful injuries;
WALTON
Dietz - Jackson
Pink and white peonies, Canterbury
bells and delphinium proviced,a beau-
tiful setting at Main Street United
Church, Mitchell, for the coubie ring
marriage ceremony'' on Saturday of:
teretton,• July 5, of Norma Eloise
Jackson, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Jackson, of Mitchel:. and Mr.
Mervin Henry Dietz. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dietz, of Walton. "Rey. A.
H. Johnston • ofciated. The bride,
given in marriage' by her father. wore
the, traditional white satin gown with
sweetheart -neckline, fitted 'torso bod-
ice and full peplum with bustle back
failing into sw'eepi.ng trait. The scal-
loped headdress was of orange bloc-
seals with finger-tip veil. She car-
ried a shower bouquet of red Better
Times 'roses.: '4 tThe maid of . honor,
Miss Marguerite Leal;e, of Mitchell,
was gowned in embossed blue nylon
with fated bodice and peplu3falling
into a bustle, and matcbing headdress'
of tate 'v with finger-tip veil and long
blue gloves. Her flowers were a Col-
onial bouquet of roses. sweet peas
and carnations. Miss Dorothy Jack-
son acted as bridesmaid and wore an
embossed pink nylon gown of same
style as that of the maid 'of boner,
with 'snatching headdress and finger-
tip veil and long pink gloves. Her
bouquet also was Colonial. Other at-
tendants mere little Jane Rose, wbo
acted as flower girl.. and was dressed
in orchid satin, and carried a basket
of peony ,petais, and Hugh Dietz, ring
bearer`, wbo was dressed •r'u a wiiiie
suit and carried a white heart -shaped
pillow. The best man was Mr. Milton
Dietz, Walton. brother of the groom
The ushers were Ross Jackson and
Glen Diegel. Mrs. E. J. Hingst, Mit-
chell, presided at the organ for the
traditional music. Before the cere-
mony Miss Ruth Moore sang The
Lords Prayer and during 'the 'signing
of the register, "1'll Walk Beside Yon."
The bride's mother was gowned in
grey crepe 'with red accessories. Her
corsage was. of red Better Times ros-
es. The groom's Mother worn blue
crepe with white aeceos'ories, with
eoi' aga of pink Delight roses.- The
groottes gift to the ,bride Was 'a pearl
Irendaitt with matching ear -tinge Tire
hri itelit gift Ant the groom• Watt a name
era *d expansion watelt bz'aeelet-
The greona'g giat to the best mate rues
a gold key Ghon, to the maid of hon-
or
onor a silvercrumb tray set, to the
bridesmaid 4t •'string of pearls, to the
flower girl, a signet ring, to the ring
bearer ,a signet ring, to the ushers
leather belts, to the soloist ear-rittgs,
and to ,the organist a cake plate and
server. The wedding supper was
held in the United Church club rooms
which were prettily dectlrrated with
baskets of pin and white peonies. A
four -storey wedding cake centred the,
table which ,a1,44 decorated with pink
candles, rose 'nand pink and white
streamers. Ma. and Mrs. Dietz left
on a motor trip to Montreal, North-
ern Ontario and Muskoka, the bride
and groom travelling in: matched suits.
of gabardine. The bride had powder
blue accessories and a grey squirrel
neckpiece. They will reside at 1111. 1,
Dublin, upon their return. Guests at
the wedding were from Hamilton, Kit-
chener, Doon, Brantford, Qllatham,'
Galt, Stratford; 'Mitchell and sur-
rounding district.
The Walton girls' softball team won
out in a game with Brussels in Brus-
sels on Monday night. Miss Donne
Watson was the 'pitcher and fanged
nine girls in six innings. Miss. Edith
Blanshard was."the catcher. On ac-
count-of
c-
count-of darkness the game was call
ed at the end of six innings.'
Misses Shirley Bennett and Helen -
Johnston . are attending summer
school at Godeeich this wae'k,
HENSALL
Miss Ann Tate, local photographer,
wishes to' announce that she Will "be
on vacation from her studio from July
27 until August 6.
(Continued from Page 1),
enjoyed a delightful picnic at the
Lions Park, Seaforth. on Saturday.
Swimming was enjoyed' and a number
of sports run off, topped off with a
delicious picnic supper.
The storm which swept this dist,:
trict on Sunday afternoon was disas-
trous
isas trous to Mr. Percy Harris, a 'farmer
who lives 41a miles east of Hensall.
He has a flock of 120d turkeys and
he suffered the loss of 75 of them
when two colony houses were lifted
and turned over. Mr. Barris and his
10 -year-old son, Beverley, Were in the
colony house when it turned over, but
fortunately escaped with a few bruis-
es.
Announcement
Mrs. Annie Saun.dercock, of. Hen-
sall. wishes to announee the eegage-
lnent of -her youngest daughter, Mar-
cella June. to Radford Willard Don-
aldson, on of Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Donaldson, of London. the marriage
To . take•• -place ;early in August.
The Exeter and Clinton Junior
Farmers Club .was held in' the Town
Hall.' Hensall, Tuesday evening. W.
R. Dougall„ Hensall, county weed in-
spector; .spoke on creed control. Mr.
Gerald , Nelson, assistant agricultural
representative; of Clinton, was pres-
ent and gave instructions oh judging
e heat and alfalfa. The next meeting
will beheld in August.
Mrs. George Dalrymple, of Kippers,
entertained at a miscellaneous show-
er at her home Monday evening, hon'
owing her daughter. Marjorie, bride -
elect 'el duly: l tqs;!* neigh
rives and friends AO- nde41 l
sail, Kzppen, l!aseter. Seaforth, Dte,b
Centralia, and elatew a errs, . The display
01 htatsselkold forma T ing silverware,
china ,,and also the trousseau, were
shown by Miss Boris Kercher arid
Miss alryplp1e ,Appropriate ° viral
solos were provided by Miss Audrey'
Walsh, of Hensall,t accompanied by
her mother. During the course of the
Evening Miss Dalrymple was made
the recipient of many attractive and
beautiful gifts, Miss Velma Ferguson
reading the address and Miss Keret-
er, Miss Patsy Mitchell and I,,ila and
Audrey Dalrymple doing the honors.
The bride -elect expressed sincere
thanks to all for 'their kindness. At
the close delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and her assist-
ants. Following is the address: Dear
Marjorie: We, your friends and neigh-
4ors, have gathered here tonight be-
cause we felt that we could not let
an event as important as your mar-
riage go by without some recognition,
leo tonight we have that pleasant du-.
ty to perform. We extend to your
bearty congratulations and best wish-
es, and trust that the years to come
in 'your new home will hold for you
riuch health, happiness and prosper
-
its. So, Marjorie, we ask you to ac-
cept these gifts. as a token of our
friendship, and may they be a eon-
stint reminder of ypur old' 'friends
and 'neighbors in this cammunit'_-
Signed by your friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Parlmer is in' Toronto enjoy-
ing ,a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Parlmer..
Mrs. Catherine Dayman, wbo pass-
ed away in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Wednesday, July 9, was
the wife of the lace James Dayman_
The former Catherine •, Makins, she
was born in Grey County in the'year
1865, the daughter, of Henry anrt
Sarah Makins. In 1885 she married
John J. Smith, and they farmed 111
Stanley Township, later moving to
Hay Township' where they farmed un-
til they retired to Zurich. Seven years
later Mr. Smith passed away in Zur-
ich. Four years later. she married
James Dayman and moved to his
farm in Tuckersmith. From there
they moved to Kippen and then to
Hensall. James Day'man:'passed away
June 21, 1946. Mrs. Dayman, had been
in- poor health since then.
Surviving are three sons, Herbert
Smith, Exeter; Emmerson • Smith.
Kippen, and Melvin Smith, ,Zurich ;
one daughter, ght , r, _ l r
i s. R. J. Green, Port
Stanley; three brothers, Ed. Makins,
Powassan; George Makins, Sprinig-
field. Ont., and Levi Makins, Sea -
forth, and two sisters, Mrs. Norman
Patterson, London, and Mrs. T. Johns,
Hensall.
A public funeral service was held-
from
eldfrom Boiitbron's funeral home, Hen-
sall, on Friday, July 11, at 2 p -m.,
conducted- by Rev. R. At .Brook. Dur-
ing the servicetwo hymns, "A Few
More • Years Shall Roll" and "All 'the.
Way, My Saviour Leads Me" were
read by •Mr. Brook. Burial was in .Ex-
eter 'cemetery. The grandsons and
granddaughters' husbands were bear-
ers and flowe•r•=bearers.
Mervyn Stephan has received the
position as assistant agent of the
C.N.R. station at HensalL
(Additional Hensall News.
On Page 6) •
Special Meeting
..
A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING
of the
SEAFORTH FARMERS CO OPERATIVE
will be held in
C ARNEGIE LIBARY,• SEAFORTH
Tuesday, July 22
at 9 p.m. (D,S.T.)
TO DISCUSS THE MARKETING OF EGGS
.AND POULTRY
Mr. M. Mode, District Egg Inspector, will address
the meeting:
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED • •
Lunch will be served.
IIGIIEST PRICES
for P'OULTRY
HIGHEST PRICES ARE BEING PAID FOR
POULTRY
Deliver to . our. Killing Plant, or Phone us and
our truck will caJL
Seaforth
roduce; Ltd.
PHONE 170 -• SEAFORTH
"ROADKING"
All Steel Plieuxnatie Tired Wagon, •with its new' bt4aVy 4Wity 0-44$ •
entire steel spoked drop centre wheels. Completely equ4pped w4tGi
Timken Roller Bearings. The •hitch runs also on• roller be.aariltga' grunt
absolute proteetlo.n from shimmy and avvay.
Bps Stakes designed for 2" x 4"" poste and is adapted for any style ,
of body_ '
$189,09
with 600-16
4 -ply tires
F.O.B.
Listowel
,heaters Want-
ed in this Dis
'trict-
LISTOWEL MACHINE CO.
LISTOWEL - -- • ONTARIO
ese
WHEN YOU TRADE IN
YOUR USED TIRES AT
sr¢ston¢
YOU
SAYE
BY THE VECIAL LIBEIAL TDABp•IM'''
ALLOWANCE•
CI MORE ON MILEAGE ADO SAFETY'
TIME AND ••TROIBLE ... 'ISE 1
J CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAT
The new Firestone DeLuxe Champions are the safest, • and
longest -wearing tires ever built - up to 32% longer mileage
and 60% more non-skid angles for greater safety. Trade your
used tires in today on a set of the new Champions. We'll give
yon a liberal trade-in allowance and you can 'pay the rest off
on our convenient Budget Terms.
if ere _are fifer r off' ottt'r
VACATION VALUES
Give your car a lift
i h'r$ restone
dj}�� SEAT
COVERS
They're tailor-
made to fit
your car. A
cloth and fibre in colourful designs
with seams double lock -stitched to
insure maximum strength.
SEATT FRON
9.•
55 }luxSEAT 7.40
Old wheels look Irks
6 new with .a set of
METAL
`WHITEWALLS
Dress Up your car with these
sturdy white enamel -sumer
sidewalls. Easily+ installed.
Set of four -from 1 9aI.
Every motorist should have- one!
"MACRAME" AUTO TROUBLE LIGHT
Will plug, into any car
lighter; provides in-
stant brilliant flood
light equipped with a
sturdy 12 ft. rubber/
cable.
4.75
DEALERS
J. F':.Daiy;
M. E. Clarke
Milt Hoff