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0.ALES • EBL' WANTED -- SALESMAN HYGIENIC SUPPJ.IFS (RUBBER GOODS)
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4157-3
Notice To Creditors'
NOTICETO CREDITORS
In the Estate of CHARLES ALEXANDER
McDONELL
ALL ,PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OF ANY
kind against the Estate of Charles Alex-
ander McDonell, late of the Village of Hen.9NTED TO RENT=U
FRNISHED OR
sail, in the County of Huron, Retired Merch- W unfurnished house or apartment in
ant, deceased. who died on or about the six- Hensel], or between Hensall and Centralia
teenth day of October, 1940, will mail, post- RCA, Officer, Apply, • Box 579, HURON
valid, the undersigned Solicitor, particulars EXPOSITOR. 4156-2
id, _
thereof, verified" by 'affidavit, on or 'befor'e
the twenty-third day of August A.D., 1947,
after which the estate will be distributed
with regard only to those claims of which
notice shall have been received.
DATED at' Exeter this first day of August.
A -D,. 1947.
Lost, and Found
LOST- 'FERE RE AND RIM FOR
Model 'A' Ford, between Seaforth and
Winthrop, on Saturday. JOE CONNOLLY.
Phone 849 r 6," Seaforth. - 4157x1
Wanted
ELMER, D. BELL,
Exeter, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
41564
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS
WANTED -HOUSEKEEPER FOR FAMILY
In the Estate of ANDREW HENDERSON
- Coming Events
(JJCS RANCH BOYS WILL BE AT THE
Crystal P®lace Ballroom, Mitchell, Fri-
day, August 16, in an old-tyme Barn Dance,
on one of the beet dancer Boors in Western
Ontario. 4I57x1
Help Wanted
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Andrew Henderson, ]ate of
the Township of McKtl'top. Farmer, deceased;
who died on or about the 17th day of July.
1947, are 'hereby notified to send in to the
undersigned on or before the 5th day of
September, 1947, full particulars of their
claims,
Immediately after the said last• mentioned
date. the assets of the said estate will be
distributea amongst the parties entitled there.
to, having regard only to claims of which
the undersigned' shall - then have' notice, to
the exclusion of all others, and the under-
signed wild not be liable to any person of
whose claim the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets so distributed or
a.ny part tnereof,'
DATED at Seaforth this 13t7s day of
August, 1947. '
ALVIN W. SIr,Ti9RY,
Sol:etor for the, EXecutors.
4157-3
. Tenders Wanted
FARM FOR SALE BY
TENDER
QP
ALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to and including September 8, 1947,
for the sale of farm lot 26 and part 27, Con-
cession I, Hay Township, containing 125
acres (more or less), less C.NR. r,iglit-of-way,
This farm is located on No. 4 Highway, close
to good grain and cash crop"mnarket, and is
close to schools and churches. This farm is
well built on, Containing a darge 8 -room two-
storey white brick house, garage, henhouse,
• frapse barn 40x60 with straw shed attached,
100x2$. Hydro available. Farm contains ap-
proximately 10 acres of hardwood bush, bal-
anee of the land is reasonably well drained,
and in a good state of cultivation, Posses=
siren can be arranged" on December 1, 1947.
For terms and conditions of sale, apply to
the undersigned. All tenders must be sub-
- m,itted in writing. The highest or any ten
der not necessarily accepted, DUNO•AN
STEW.ART, Hensel', Ont. •
4157x4
TENDE'RS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY ''Hl
undersigned for the caretaking of Schools
Nos. 7 and 0, Tucker -smith, for the school
year. The usual duties of a school caretaker
M be performed in a satisfactory manner.
For further particulars and details apply
to - ,
S. H. WHITMORE,
Sec.-Treas. School Area No. 1,
R.R.
3., Seaforth,
4151-tf
• • of three. Fully modern house. To take
full charge, Box 580, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4157-1
WANTED -GOOD MAN FOR •FIVE DAYS
a week jr more, in September and Octo-
ber, on farm. Better than regular wages.
Apply to , A. J. FINLAYSON, RR. 3, Kip-
pen.- Phone 651 r 3. Seaforth. •
4157x1
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Houtehold Effects, Etc., in the Village of
Hensall, on Wednesday evening, August 27th,
at .7 p.m.: Chegiterfield ; 7 -piece 'antique wal-
nut parlor suite; oval table; number of small
tables ; piano stool ; extension table; 2 lea-
ther raekee ; number of rockers; studio
couch; New Horne sewing machine; 2 • Que-
bec heaters;, Quebeo cook stove; kitchen cup-
board: 4 'cane bottom chairs t 'kitchen stool;
dr•
op leaf table; kitc.hen chairs; .;;lass clip-
board: 7 beds, springs and. mattresses: 3
•dressers ' and stands ; folding ironing board ;
clothes horse; : commode; violin and case;
quilt box ; cushions: 6 hooked scatter mats ;
hanging lamp; A,Iladim lamp;- Congoleum
rugs ; carpets ; other floor Coverings ; curtains
and blinds; house, plants ; ,quantity of dishes
and kitchen utensils; 'wririgetr; 2 new wash
tubs and boiler; quantity of pint and quart
sealer, ; crocks ; sanitary toilet ; garden tools ;
lawn mower and other articles, -Terms-
Cash. WILLIe4M H„ LOVE, Proprietor; E.
P. Chesney, Clerk ; Harold J•agkson, ' Auc-
tioneer., • 4157_2
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fects.-Harry Pitts, auctioneer, will self'
by public auction at the •residence of Lillian
Babb, :St. George Street, Mitchell, on, Wed-
nesday, Augast 20th, sale to commence at 1
p.m. sharp, the fallowing: Antique Furni-
ture --Walnut bed; walnut dressers and mir-
rors ; washstands with marble basins ; bed j
:springs• and n;nttresses ; chests of drawers ;
sofas: rocking rhe:rs; upholstered chairs and
an assortment of cane and spool back chairs ;
extension tables ; marble top table; china;
glassware and some yieces of cut glass ; large
assortment o1' linbsburg china, rose pattern;
large walnut „idebeard: • combination book-
case and .writing desk ; Axminster rug, 8, 10,4
by -5' 10,E ; Wilton runner, 9' by 2, 2i, ; Wil-
ton rug 5, 4,, by 3/; crystal, sherbert, cock-
tail and water glasses; 2 kerosene hanging
ing
chandeliers; whatnot; hall rack with mi or;
davenport; walnut end table; complete silver
service set; books of all descriptions; car-
pets; carpet runners; large and small size
rubber ,mats ;. drapes; walnut sectional book-
case: oil painted pictures and mirrors; crayon
pictuges ; picture frames; beds and bedding ;
table 'linen ; towels : table doilies; jardiniere
•rand;.•,braes stand containing five candle
hollies: fancy vase;; book ends;. several;
trunks and chests ; kitchen. utensils ; Maxwell
electric 'washing• rnaohine; garden tools and
other household articles•too. numerous to men-
tion, LILLIAN BABB. Proprietress; Harry
Notices
Shakespeare, Auctioneer. , . '
., 4157-1
PLEASE RETURN -WILL nig PERSON ALeered SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-
' borrowed., a Pais of crutches from ni.:hings. Etc., on John Street, Seaforth,
'The Huron Expositor some .months, or pos- on Saturday, .August- 16th, at 1 p.m.: One
sibly years age, please return same. chesterfield : 1 oak table ,(small ] ; I mahog-
R.r, 4157x1 any finished table; "1 velvet covered couch;
1 Celanese covered couch ; 1 smell couch ; 1
oak hall rack with scat: 1 desk 'with shelve,
PROCLAMATION
Township of Hullett
A Special Meeting of the Ratepayers 0
the Township of Hullett will be held in th
Cotmunity Hall
Londesboro
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th
1947,
The Clerk will be in the Community Hall,
Londesboro, from 1 to 2 p.m., E.S.T„ to re-
ceive nominations for one Councillor, to nil
the vacancy in Hullett Township Council,
caused by the resignation of Leslie R. Reid.
A Special Meeting of the Electors will be
hold in the Community Hall;' Londesboro, at
.., 8 p.m., E.S,T., to hear proposed candidates,
and in ease more than the required number
are nominated, and a vote demanded, a Poli
will be held on
MONDAY, AUGUST 25th
•
1947
from 9 a.m., E.S.T., until 6 p.m., . EST., et
the following places :
Poll 1: Forester's Hall, Kinbutn ; Secord
McBrfen, D.R.O. ; Ephriam Clark, Poll Clerk,
Poll 2 : ;School House S,S; No, 6 ; Bert
Beacom, D.R.O. ; Leo Watt, Poll Clerk.
.Pon 3: 'School House S.S. No. 2:" Joseph
Flynn, D,R.O. ; 'Bernard Tighe, Poll Clerk.
y Poll 4: Communitty Hall, Londesboro;
Thema5 Miner, D R.O. ; Emerson Heslc, Poll
Clerk.'
Poll 5: Orange Hall, Sumrtnerhill; Ephriam
;Snell, D.R.O. ; Orval Rapegr, Poll Clerk.
Poll 6 : Community Hall, Londesboro ;
Frank Longman, D.R.O. ; Robert Townsend,
Poll 7 : Forester's Hall, Aubufn ; Wil9ham
Poll Clerk.
Craig, D,Ii.O: ; George Lawlor, Poll Clerk,
GEORGE W. COWAN
Township Clerk.
DATED at Londeshoro, August 7, 1947.
WEED CUTTING
Township of Tuckersmith
T TOW6.1SH1P 0t TUCKERSMITH WILL
tray for ]weed cutting on township ,roads
tilt the rate dif• 2 coifs per' red, provided such
tco)k is done oh ar, lidera 3EPTl MBE 15,
• end acoeuffta rendered '.to -and passed by Road
Stt,eetr eid'entheft Dadrytnlble, Egmond-
viile, lav O0T0131, i947.
No aceon'nta rendered after this date will
bits' llfd.
'dlerks y�
For Sale
GLADIOLI BLOOMS FOR SALE- BASIL
PURCELL, Market St.
li' OR SAISE--9„ ACRES AJAX OATS, 'TN
stoek. A. PETRIE, Bruoehelji. •
4157-1
FOR SALE -,TWO SPRING-F1J.1,9') MAT -
tresses; purchased only three months ago.
MRS. J. 0. TURN.BT,a, Phone 105.
4157-1
LOT FOR SALE -BUILDING LOT ON
North Maim Street. Apply to Box 67$,
HURON EXPOSITOR, Seaforth,
4157-1
FOR SALE --IRON WELL PUMP. 25 FEET'
piles, in good coalition. Also outside
toilet. , SOL WILLIAMS, Railway St„ Sea -
forth_ 4187x1
FOR SALE - S`EVEN ROOMED ' FRAME
house, Main St., Egrnondville, with Stable
and. garden. Apply to MRS. WILFRID
GLAZIER, R.R„ 4, Clinton, Ont. Phone 617,
r 31, Clinton- 4157x2r
FOR SALE -2 WINGHAM "CLIPPER"
cook stoves (used 2 rnonthsr; 2 MrC'lary
double oven ranges (suitable for hotels and
restaurants); 25 coal scuttles; 25 large gal-
vanized pails-, 50 roasting pans ; 10 mop
wringers ; 15.0, lengths 7 -inch stovepipes. Ap-
ply DIRECTOR, HURON. CHURCH CAMP,
3 miles south of Bayfield on Bdu'ewater High-
way. ' 4157-1
FOR SALE -PARTS FOR MASSEY-HAR-
ris binder; almost new tongue and knot -
ter complete; also other .parts. JAMES'
McQUAID. Phone 46 r 14, Dublin.
4156x2
POR SALE. $10,500--5-SU1'1'.6, APART-
ment building; excellent location, in
Stratford. Each apartment equipped with
electric stove and refrigerator; stoker fur-
nace; coal in. One apartanenb vacant Sept,
1st, Owner moving to Toronto. Apply W.
F. rnGRAM. 79 Hibernia St., Stratford.
Telephone. 1825. 4156-3
CERTIFIED
RASPBERRY PLANTS
Write Box 754
Campbellford, Ont.
for illustrated folder and growing. "know
how," Don't delay. Sppply limited,
4154x4
In -Memoriam.
(1ARTER-IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
sd dear- son and 'brother, Ronald Rusaell
Carter, who was kuddenly called froan.ua on
August 18, 194L
To one we will never forget,
His absence to us is a sorrow,
His loss we will always regret.
Sadly missed by Mother and Dad, Sts¢:rs
and Brothers. 4156x1 .
ALLAN -IN LOVING MEMORY OF' A
dear wife and mother, Mrs, Wilson Al-
lan, who passed away one year ago, August
1,7, 1946.
Quickly and suddenly carne the call,
Her sudden death surprised, us all ;
Dearer to -memory than words can tell,
The loss of a mother we loved so well.
-Sadly missed by Husband 'and .Family.
Births
NOAKES-In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, on Saturday, August 9, rte Mr. and
:Mrs. Lloyd Noakes, Hensall, a son.
SPRAY -In Victoria Hospital, London,' un
Tue'day,,August 5, 'to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Spray, of London, (nee Mary Geiger), a"
son -David Allen. A brother for Martin_
ECKERT-Mr. and Mra. James F. Eckert,
Ridgetown, Ont.; are happy to announce I
the arrival of their son„James Arthur., at
St Joseph's Hospital, Chatham, on August P
3. 1941.
BUTTTERS-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
August 7, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Phomas .But
ublin, a son.
WALLACE-la Scott Memorial Hospital, on
August 8, to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Seaforth, a dauyht"er.
BOLTON -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
August 10, to Mr. and Mrs.'Leslie Bolton. y
Walton, a son.
MARKS -In Scott 'Memorial Hospital, on
August 11, d,o ' Mr. and Mrs-• Lawrence
Marks, Walton, a..daughter.
PRYCF In Scott Memorial Hospital, en
August I2, to Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Pryte,
R.R. 1, Dublin, a son.
STONE',v1AN--1n Stratford General. Hospital,
on Wednesday, August 6, to Mr. and Mrs.
BensonStoneman, . Cromarty, a son --Ron-
ald, Edward.
HURON RADIO
Sales & •Service
PMO.NI 301 MENSA1.#1.
FOR GUARANTEED "EXPERT •
RADIO SERVICE
The Lanergon Oil Heaters, Stewart -
Warner and Marconi Radios;
Spare Time Service.
Marley -Davidson Motorcycles
Salem and „Service.
Ern's,
ainsisnamaessaimigimo
Mrs, D: H. Peacock and Terry, at Ot-
tawa. -
Mr. and Mrs, Hari Sararas and
David', of Toronto, are spending two
weeks vacation with Mr's, S. Sararas,
Cromarty.
The 'blame of Mrs. S. Sararas,..Crom=
arty, was the scene of a delightful
event last Friday evening, when a
wed'dang dinner was tendered Mr. and
Mrs. Harold''Bonthron, a recent bridal
couple. Turkey, ' with all the trim-
mings, was the menu "served, with
the immediate families present. The
bridal table was centered with the
wedding cake, while vases of snap-
dragons • completed the decorations.
Members of; the, family were present
from Toronto; Stara, Kippen and
Hensall.
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Bonthron, a recent bridal couple,
some twenty-five friends and neigh-
bors met at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Sararas, Cromarty, and,
tendered them a reception and pres
ented them with a lovely table and
table lamp. The address was read by
Miss Bernice McClinchey and the
presentations made by ,Mrs. 'Clarence
Coleman and Miss Miry'- ,Kinsman_
Progressive'erokinole was played.
Bonthron - Sararas
A pretty but quiet wedding was
solemnized at Centennial • United
'Church Manse, London, when Doris
Marcella, daughter of Mrs. S. Sararas
and the late Simon Sararas, of Crom-
arty, was united in marriage to Har
old, James Bonthron, only sen of Mr.
and Mrs. James W, Boni,hro1 , of Hen
sail. . Rev, Richards offittiated. The
bride was charming, wearing an orch-
id on sph0re blue crepe dress with
accessories of navy blue. For their
wedding trip the young couple' motor,
ed to New York and Atlantic City•
Mr. and Mrs. Bonthron will reside in
Hensall
The infant children of Mr, and Mrs.
A. Scholl and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Dalrymple recently„ received the rite
of baptism at Carmel Presbyterian
Church. Rev. P. A. Ferguson offici-
ated.
Oyer thirty members and guests of
the Arnold 'Circle Evening. Auxiliary
enjoyed a .picnic at the Lions Park,
Seaforth. Sports were directed by
Mrs„ A. R. Orr, Mrs.. Roy Bell and
Mrs. Hoy. -Following is the prize list:
Boys, Donald _MacLaren; girls; 'Jean
Kennedy; 'kick the slipper, Mrs.
Kozachuk; slipper race, Mrs. G. Bell,
raper race, Mrs. R. MacLaren; hop-
ing race, Mrs. Southey; whistle race,
Mrs, G, Schwalm; three-legged race,
Mrs. G. Moir and Ml's. R. MacLaren;
'unning backwards, Mrs. C. Forrest,
Ml•a. J. Farquhar; bottle race, Mrs:
G. Mousseau, Mrs. A. W. Kerslake.
Mr. 'and Mrs. W. 4. Cross recently
isited with friends at Chesley.
_Mr, George Dick,, who has been re-
cuperating from a serious illness at
the home of his dalighter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Forrest, for the
past several weeks, has z'eturned to
bis farm home in Hay Township,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale and
Jerry were visitors recently with
friends in Sarnia. '
Mts. T. Piti•lmer is hol}dh,ying with
her son an'd daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Parlmer, in Windsor.
M1•. a1Ttl Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau have
returned to St. Catharines after va-
catiouing at their respective homes.
Mrs. Emma Boyle and' Helen, of
Toronto, were recent visitors with
relative, in Hensall
• Teddy • „Cowan, of Cookstown, is
spending some holidays. with Miss
Betty Moir,
Mr, and Mrs, Ii., Chatreatl„ of MaI-
ton, were recent visitors at the Kers-
lake residence.
Norman McDonald, oto Cour'tright,'
Man., who has been employed for
several weeks with his cousin, Percy
Passmore, Thames, Roacl, had the raise
fortune to fall from a load of hay,
inflicting a nasty gash' in his handl,
requiring several stitches to close_
The accident occurred' as' a load of
hay ,was being unloaded; in the bare.
and Mr. McDonald was hanging on to
the sling ropes when -the sling let'go
and he tell from the load to 'the barn
flow., striking his 'head on a plank.
Mrs. Hare y Trick, of 'Crediton, met
wiih a str',ange'accident Tuesday in
w11:ch she lost .the end of the index
finger of the right hand. She was in'
the act of closing a gate when a cow
jumped the gate and Mrs. Truck'sfin-
."ser• was caught a11d the etld,was tak=
en clean off,
George. Rader, 16, of Stephen, while
operating a power chain saw in the
cutting down of a tree, had all the
bones and tendons of his left hand
badly cut when the hand came in con-
tact with the saw. He was working
for the 'Storms Construction Co. on
the highway between Exeter and
Dashwood, and was assisting in cut
ting down the large elm trees that
line the highway near the bridges at
Sodom, three miles west of Exeter.
He was, using a powerful chain saw
runby a motor. •
A party of Hensall Girl Guides left
Sunday' for Camp Kitch•gami, near
Goderich,. for a ten days' camping va=
cation± Included in the party were
Lois Henderson, Roberta Kirby, Or-
rion Stephan, Betty Moir, Ruth Alen
ander, Gertrude Bell and • Elaine
Beer. The girls left looking smart in
their new uniforms,
.Miss Mary Hagan, of. London,. is
holidaying with her sister and bro-
ther, Miss Dalile and Mr. Frank Hag-
an, .Parr..,Line.
- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Soldan anal
Pat were week -end guests with Mr
and Mrs. H. E. Downey and faintly,
Oakwood Corners, Sarnia.
Di'. John Hagan and John, Jr:, have
returned ,to 'Chiesaao after spending a
month's vacation with Mr. Frank Hag-
an -sand Miss 'Doliie Hagan '
Zurich 'Combines proved too ranch
for the Mitchell boys when they play-
ed in Mitch -ell and Came Out on the
big end of. a 7-5 score, Hensall gain-
ed seven runs- in the first -and! second
innings, but failed to Score after that.
Mitchell put on a strong. drive- that
fell just short lit the last part of the
game.' '
D tern
HENSALL
Death of G. F. Eyre
Mr. George F. Eyre, Well, known
resident of Chiselhurst,,• thre' recites
east of Hensall, died suddenly at the
home of his son, Mr. •Campbell Eyre,
in his 82nd year, • His death was due
to .a `heart condition. Mr. "Eyre was
horn in 'Leeds Courity and had resid-
ed in Chiselhurst for•the. past .sixty-
six years. He was a mernber of Chis-
elhursi United Church. Surviving are
one daughter. Mrs Wm, Cole; two
sous, ,Lindsay, of Brucefield, -and
Campbell, Chiselhurst, and a brother
in *California.. A private service will
be held. at the borne of his son, Camp -
for books; several rocking, chairs; 2 verandah bell Eyre. on Friday at 2 p,nl,. fol -
chairs and bench : coe'sanut matting ronner lowed by a public service' -in Chisel -
for 'verandah ; cushion ; 2 Wilton rugs 3 yds. •
by '31._; 1 reversible rug: 7 ft. by 9 ft.; 2 burst l sited Church at 2.30 p.m. Rev,
scatter rugs; 1 radio (Stewart -Warner) ; 1 Robert PQssmore will officiate, and
sectirtal bookcase with writing ,desk line- burial. will be in McTaggart's ceme-
hogany) : 1 floor lamp: 1 table lamp; leather tel, y .•
couch large leather rocking chair; 1 bed and
sprin-gs ; 1 mattress.; 2 bedroom sets; 1 spring I Ml's. ,T. E. McEwan, of Hensall,
filled mattress; 1 bed springs- 1 large basket spent a day in Port 'Huron and Sar -
for flowers • several vases for ffewers ; jard-
iniere stands and jardinieres; 6 Limoges caps 1-"```•/ _
and saucers; corner china cabinet; garden--. :Mervyn Stephan and Bob Cook, ,of
tools ; carilenter's tools ; brass candle hold -1 Hensall, spent the week -end in Mon-.
ere drafting set; scweral pairs
of curteMs , t ]
tong; and poker. on upright holders; erten-i Mr, Clarence Reid has purchased
1-, pair damask drapes ; brass fireplace above', res •
ion tattler • 'wheelbarrow 6
fining roam the property of Mr. Milton.. Love for
chairss ; flower pots , large size stone crocks .
sinalsize stone crocks; pictures ; kitchen $2,004, and will get, possession the end
of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Love
are taking up residence on a farm
near Hensall,
Miss C1ar'risa Mitchell is a patient.
in Victoria Hospital, London, in the
interests of her health."
Mr. R. J. Munn is a patient in : St -
stool ; toilet pitcher; 2 wash stands ; curtain
poles:, picture frames; quilt box; tool box.
Terms --Cash. , .JOHN F'INLAYSON, Proprie-
tor ; Harold .7acksan, Auctioneer ; E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk. 4156-2
AUCTION SALE OF ;FURNITURE AND
Household Effects, Etc„ in the' Village of
Dublin, on Friday, August 29th, commencing
at 1 p.m.: 1 red oak dining room table Joseph's Hospital, London. receiving
4 people 6 oak dam
exte sion, to seat 12 ; ins
room chairs to match; 1 square oak dining treatment for his health.
room table with 4 leaves • 1 walnut sette8• Mr. T Richardson was taken, to
9x101,G ; 1 r
1 rug 6, x'81,; '1 easy chair, red upholster -ug. green, 9x10t;•> • 1 oak rocker terestS 'of his h'eal'th.
ine: 2 email tables: 1 •oak bookcase; 1 Ray- Mr, and Mrs. Edgar MCC1i.Juchey and
mond sewing machine.; 1 fireplace; -red pine, Jerry are eampi,)ag this w'eelt' at Hay -
table: 1 arm chair; 1 Sparton console radio, i •1ed
electric; I wail clock; 1 3 -shelf stand; 11
cane-l=ottom rocking chair: 1 hall rank: 1 Mr. William Love is•taking up resi-
cpuch; 16 stair pads; 1 box stove; 1 con- clence in the near future with Mr, and
2 walnut chairs to
match: Axminster rug Victoria Hospital, London, in the i1-
hinat;an°cosl'and wool
stove with reservoir uul H h Love,
1 washing machine; 1 storage cupboard ; r 1s. ug
1 rustic lawn rocker; 1 table and 2 bench- Mr. and Mrs, Casey Hudson,
wash stand • twhite iron bed; 1 wash stand; 1 toilet set,
oak dt, 3 -piece; I rich, were''recent visitors with 'Mr.
wardrobe; 1 card table; 1 blue dressing and Mra. George Hudson.
•
1 walnut ted and springs dresser and George, ,Donna and Diana, of Gode-
table; 1 blue iron het ; odd chairs ; 1 bath- Mrs. Milton Russell had the inisfor-
tune to have her hand caught in the
electric wringer of 'a twatshing , Ma-
chine, receiving painful bruises.
The ,many friends of Mr, Walter
Fairb'aii'n will -regret to learn is con-
fined to his homre with illness.
Mr, and Mrs. Milton. Lavery expect
to move in the near future to their
hone, at present occupied by 'Mr.
Wi,l•liam : Love, -
room mirror; 1 white ,pisrcelain basin: J 4 -
drawer cupboard; 1 '1 -drawer cupboard; 98 -
piece dinner set: quantity of ntfier dishes;
kitchen utensils; sealers and other ,artleles ;
2 -burner e'eetr-ie grill; 1 carving set; 1 elec-
tric toaster; bedding; sideboard; quantity of
eon']; 4 windows and frames -.5, 8/, x 3+,6/',
glazed 15» x 30,, ; 1 wheelbarrow ; 1 tool
cupboard ; various earpenter'a , tools; 1 work
bench ; 1 vise; 1 grindstone; 1 wooden table:
1 wood talc 1 wire screen, 11/2F, mesh ;, 1
oak barrel : 1 '40 -foot chain ; 1 1$-foot'Udd'e '
3 seat7lold brarlcets; 1 set sprides for buggy';
1 buggy axle, 2 hay knives ; 6 grain bags •
1°manure fork; 1 3,thie hay fork; garden .Rev, R. Passmore, of Melita, Man -,foals; 1 arise:' 1 crowbar; 1 crosscut saw'; 1 on vacation with -lits parents, occu-
"
hingedwooden screen; 1 pair stable doors ped the pulpit of the United- Church
hand saw; 1
rip
p e MVO 1 scythe; 100 bricks;
and frames 8, x x air : 6 eerhent window
sills, 3342 doter, • 8rr ' wide, 5r/ ri deep; 1
shovel; lawn mower, Terris-G'�ash, JAMES
JORDAN, Proprietor: Haottld .Trrekaon, Auc-
tioneer. 4157-2
Deaths
• Sunday morning last, delivering a
very inspiring ' message, The choir
sang an anthem, Rev. Passnlore virili
occupy the piil'pit during the month
of; August while Rev: t,.. A. Brook is
ori" vacation,
Mrs. Grace Harpoie, Miss Audrey
te-
N O:11t-„4j'i 'Sieaierth, ori ' ieadaq Amnia 12,.E Mears and Mins turned, b me . froin na a igh m Tate fu18' irate
lifapitia Atkimeso widow+ of the tette Joselzhi tveetes' vacation spef'It with 'Mr. and
4116(4 ' ,Nigh, In Reit' -6112 year.
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armers!
Watch for the Friendly
(REAM
AND
EGG
PICK , UP
SERVICE
SEAFORTH CREAMERY AND SEAFORTH 'FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE
(Produce Division) ARE COOPERATING TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A
PICK-UP SERVICE .THAT WILL RESULT IN BRINGING YOUR PRO-
DUCTS TO MARKET. MORE QUICKLY. THIS ONE-STOP PICK-UP SER-
VICE WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY
Routes and Days of Pick-up Are as Follows: -
TRUCK ONE
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
Brucefield, Varna and Bayfield, and Surrounding Area_
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Kinburn, Londesboro and Blyth, and Surrounding Area.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY •
Brucefield, to Clinton, to Seafortb,.
TRUCK TWO
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
Blyth Area, returning via Walton to Seaforth.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Leadbury, 'Walton 'and Surrounding Area.
TRUCK THREE
MONDAY AND THURSDAY .
Concessions 1; 2, 34,, 4, 5, 6; '7, Hihbert and Tuckersmith, between Seaforth
and Dublin. ,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY -
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, McKillop, between Seaforth and Duplin_
Concessions
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ,
Concessions 6; 7, 8, 9, McKillop, between_ Seaforth and Dublin_
SELL YOUR CREAM : and EGGS
THE EASY WAY
Highest Market Price Paid
SEAFORTH CREAMERY - PHONE 80
SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE \(Produce Division) PHONE 13 -
Excellence Flour Mills; Limited
SEAFORTH, ONT. - - PHONE 354
CELLENCE FEEDS
Now available to Dealers,
Wholesalers, Retailers and
Farmers at Mill Door
PIG STARTER
HOG FATTENER
HOG GROWER'. .
DAIRY RATION
CALF , MEAL
CHICK STARTER
CHICK -GROWER
LAYING MASH
GROUND WHEAT
WHOLE WHEAT
. BARLEY MEAL
WHOLE BARLEY
GROUND OATS
ROLL CRUSHED OATS
WHOLE OATS -
Manufactured by
urgeon Grain & Processed Feeds
SEAFORTH, .ONT. PHONE 354
Bran available
with Balanced Feeds
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EXCELLENCE in NAME and QUALITY
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