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• WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEN-' FOR SALE— : .
1 SPRING °OAT1 WINTER
eras housework for two adults and one coat; size 16. Appay to Box 589, HURON
.,. '.land. No ,family laundry. ..Apply Box 'b88, EXPOSITOR. 41611x1
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4163-2
• FOR SALE -193Q MODEL 'A' FORD AP -
ply .to ROSS HOGGART; West William
St., Seaforth: 4163x1
ow Cash Rates:
Minimum, C}0
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WANTED—BUSINESS 'GIRL REQUIRES
furnished room. Apply Box 590, HUH --
ON EXPOSITOR.
WANTED—WINTER HOME FOR USE QF
horse; ; excellent" for buggy, cutter and
socidle. Apply WRIGHT & ROVICCLIFFE'S
GARAGE, Seaforth. y ii�� 4163x-1
"ANTED—OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals, suitable for, mink feed. Will
pay 2c a pound live weight for horses. Dead
animals according to value. If dead. phone
collect at once to -JACK GILB-$RT, 986 r 21.
or FRED GILBERT, 936 r 32, Goderieh.
• 4158 -Of
FOR SALE --"NEW" ALL1S-OIIALl1IEBS 60
Cismb' ne, with bean pick-up and hopper.
Phone 2.197, 'Blenheim, R,R. No. 6. BUR -
WELL M. S•rs .L. 4163x1
poet • SALE• -a$5 RED X ROCK HYBRID
Pullets,, starting' to lay. EDISON FOR -
REST ' sierras}. 4163x1
FOR SALE -1938 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE
Sedan. D. LEMON. Phone 162, Sea -
forth, 4163-1
FOR SAT.1l-955 $'ORD DE 'LUXE COACH,
good tires, good condition, ANGUS
McL4AN, Seaforth. Phone 365.
4163-1
FOR DLY'
SALE—FINAS '`WARM MORN-
ing" design coal heater, used two months.
Apply QUEEN'S HOTEL, Seaforth
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS) FOR SALE -273 HYBRID PULLETS, FIVE
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope months odd. Apply to PETER SLMP-
with price list. 6 'samples 25c; ' 24 samples SON. Phone 667 r 2, Seaforth.
31.00. Mail -Order Dept. T.73, NOVA -RUBBER 4163x1
. ' 00:, Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
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Cards of Thanks
FOR SALE -225 RAMP AND ROCK PUL -
lets. '41:; months old. Apply to SELW'YN
BAIiEit R.R. 1, Brussels, or phone 43 r 10.
4163x1
t��IiH FAMILY OF THE LATE FRANK M.
HOUSEHOT:D FURNITURE FOR SALE -
1 ^Smith 'wish tp express their sincere thanks Bedroom suite; kitchen suite; stove. See
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to the titans friends and neighbors for the G. S. BARRY, or phone 660 r 22, Seafsrt3.
kindness and sympathy shown them during , 4163-1
their recent sad bereavement; also to 'those FOR SALE -•- SUPERIOR ECONOMY
who assisted .in any Way:• .1 ra5ge: wood or coal ; 1 force pump; 1
storm •
a..,._ •s, -..,y to u,.x re., rxUunnr EX -
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Articles' For' Sale
FOR SALE -3 LITTLE PIGS 7 WEEKS
old; ale, 9 chunk. 11 weeks old. Apply
PRIVATE SALE — THE FOLLOi1ING to FRANK MALONEY, George St., Seaforth.
4168x1
household goods are in . excellent condi-
tion and 'have been in use for a few months
only: Three-piece chesterfield suite,a4nclud-
ing "La -z -boy" Chair in- modern style with
• rich covering; reclining 'lounge chair: cid,
m-Jern,chair: knee -hole writing desk in solid
"walnut with chair to match; side table in
walnut: side tabte' in rnaple: modern mahog-
any bookcase: tri -lamp in solid brass with 1
marble base: walnut floor lamp; desk lamp:
,modern Westinghouse radio with phonograph
attached and records: Petsian virgin wool
rug: size 10r x '61; pair floor -length drapes
in e_eihell homespun, hand -tailored; pair
brass book -ends.; various piotgre frames; bed-
room suite in colonial maple including bed,
dresser and mirror: bed, lamp; Simmons inner
spring maittresa : Simmons bed 'spring; pair
Simmers , pillow. ; chenille bedspread; modern
chreine kitchen suite, ' including table and 4
•chome chairs to match; electric 'stove with
,oven, plug-in type: toaster; iron and iron-,
ing hoard set, dishes; set Rogers' silverware:
kettle: pots and pans, and other kitchen im-
plenlet'M ; books on ant, languages and sci-
ence,a few novels; man's winter overcoat,
size 3s, just like new; pair •Airforce leather
boots, fleece -lined, s'iee 11 ; pair of overshoes,
size 11; pair rubber boots, size 11; parka
with hood. size 39;, ktether jacket, size 38;
pair professional skits with . steel pole and
harness;; pair skri boots, size 11,. and pair
skii pants ; 3 -ton hydraulic jack ; singing
canary and• cage. Apply to ROGER W.
Jr'1'ns. Reynolds' Farm. front ei, t•ranee.
Seaforth, Ont., after 6 p -m-
4163-2
'FOR SALE -200 RED X ROCK PULLETS
:tock),. 23th March hatch. Still
on range and, ready to lay. A. COPLAND,
41633-1
Phone 168. •
FOR a ALE —• M A SSEY-HA RRIS SINGLE
furrott riding plow: also 200 Rock -Leg-
horn Hybrid puilets, laying. Apply to
JAMES LAN D$BOR Oil GH,, Seaforth, or
Phone 661 r .16. 41611x1
!THE MOST DRY ,SLAB :WOOD FOR THE
money. App10 JAMES STEVENSON.
Bros -eels`, ,Ont. 4162-2
Auction Sales
`114aGA tare AU t1'IQf;!T Shia. QF ranee
Stook and Iutplie neatt. Lots 40a mile east
41,
Ooucession 18, Hulletb Township,
and la mile Bath of Auburn, - Wednesday,
October 8th. 12 o'clock Sharp: Saxees, Cat,
Ile, 7• choice young Durham cows, 'eta;
Poultry, P. Implements, Grain and Rini
quantity of Houselread Effects. Term@—Cash.
ARDEOE ROB1NSOl4; •' Propriebor ; 'Harald
Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney. Clerk.
4168-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements, ah Lot 21, Concession 7,
McKillop Township, 84 north and 13/y east
'of Seaforth, bo Thursday, October 043, 1
P.m.: HORSES --Bay ,mare 7 years old;
black mare 8 years old, good single and dou-
ble ; 1 gelding coming 2 years old. CATTLE
—All Durham cattle: Red cow, bred 24th
January; grey heifer, •• bred ',3rd February;
roan cow bred 8th February ; red cow bred,
7th May; white cow bred 20th ,June; grey
heifer bred, 10th July; grey cow bred 25th
July ; grey cow 'bred led August; red :cow
bred tat May; 1 bull, ,Polled Hereford, 3
years old: 8 steers rising 2 years old; 3
heifers rising 2 years old; 5 calves 1 Year
old; 3 small calves. PIGS -1 sow .bred 20th
July, second litter; 23 chunks, 125 ate.; 2
York sows bred 3 months; 2 geese; 1 gander;
5. goslings ; 4 ducks and 2 drakes. IMPLE-
MENTS—Massey-Harris 7-2t. binder; McCor-
mick -Deering 6 -ft, mower; feritilizer disc 11 -
line drill.: 2, drum steel roller; rubber tire
wagon: iron wheel wagon; . sloop sleighs;
buggy; cultivator with seed box; cutters ;
Verset grinder, 101,4 -inch, on wagon t tractor
double disc, McCormick -Deering, like new ;
horse disc; harrows; 8 -furrow Cockshutt disc
prow (like new) ; set' 1,000-1b. scales ; pig
crate; wagon box; box stove; breeching team
'harness; 2 sets single harness; • 4 collars.
GRAIN -300 bushels oats ; 150 bushels bar-
ley; .150 bushels' of mixed grain: cream en-
amel Findlay cook stove; forks, shovels,
whit etreea„ngckyokess, chains and a host of
other articles. Terms — Cash. WILLIAM
KERR, Proprietor; liaroad Jackson, Auc-
tioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4163-2
STORAGE BARN FOR SALE—Si•;. ACRES.
suitable for poultry raising with barn 45
by leo feet, having 24 -foot posts: flaxmill,
36 by 60 feet; brick boilerr” room 22 feet
square; colony house 12 by 16 feet: an ad-
jacent field of 7 7/10 acres. Terms—Cash.
EDMUND GEIGER, Hensall.'
4192-3
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NOTICE!-AI,L FUEL COSTS WILL BE
higher this year! Let us "Fleece -Line
i 7r:our 'Home" with Blown Roekwook Saves
I 1 'th d fit
PS
terms write ROWLAND 'Cr. DAY, 5 Thornton
Notices
ue tvr more year roup ,Coma plus
added fire rotection. For free timate and
Ave., London. TER PNEUMATIC INSULAT-
INC CO. LTD. 4160-44
Farms For. Sale '
FARM FOR SALE
sTEND'ERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned until Wednesday; the 25th day
of October, 1947, for the purchase of Lot 24.
Concession 7, and East one-quarter of Lot
.24,. Concession 8 (less sdhool part), Township
Hay: of Ha. County of Huron.
The farmconsists of 128 acres, more or
dens. Fifty acres are Grass lands. and the
.balance under cultivation. all well drained.
On the said Farm is said to be erected a
' brick house and bank barn. both in good
,condition, There is a plentiful st}pply o2'
good 'water piped to .,boto house and barn.
Hydro, available, Location -4' miles from
Henan and 31/4 miles from Zurich on County
Highway School on premises.
The highest or apy tender, not necessarily
accepted. For further partigplars apply ..to
the undersigned.
,DAT'ED at Clinton, Ontario, this 22nd day
of September, 1947,
s H.` W. FORREST, 'R.R., Zurich '
WM. BLACKER, $:R., elinhon
Executors of John B. Forrest Estate
By their Solicitor, '
F VINO/AND, K.C„
" Clinton, Ontario.
4163-3
" - Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN B. FORREST, late of
the Village of Hensall, in the County of
Huron, Retired Farmer. Deceased.
ALL.PERSONS HAVING CLAIM'S AGAINST
the Estate of the above deceased are re-
quired to file the same with, the undersigned
Solicitor for the said Estate, on or 'before
the 15th :day of October, A.1). 1947, after
*tech date the assets will be _distributed
dnronust the partle., entitled thereto, • having
regard only to the claims of which notice
shall have, been given. •
DAI'l,ll at Clinton. Ontario. 'this 21sT day
of September, A.D. 1947.
• F. FINGLAND, K.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
4163-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of EMALINE JOHNSTON, late
of the .Village of Hensall, in the County of
Heron, Deceased.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the F,s,tate of the said Emaline ,Johnston,
Yate of the Village of Hensall, who died on
.or,, about the 31st day of Auxru tt. 1947, are
hereby notified to send Particulars M same
to• the uncleriened on or before the 20th day
of Ortober,.101.7, after•which date -the Estate
will be rliat"i'riterl h;nine me:f l only to the
claims of which the undersigned shall then
have notice and the undersigned will not be
liable to any person„ of whose claim they
shall not then have notice.
DATED at Delhi. Ont9.rio, this 19th day of
September. A,13 1947. by •
HARE & HARRISON.
Barristers, etc.,
Solicitors for sthe Executrix.
4163-3
i1TOTICE .TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of CHRISTINA MaciiEN7,IE
ALL PTRSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Christina MaiclCenzie, late
sof the Town 'of Seaforth, Widow, deceased,
who died on or about the 10th day of Sep-
tember, 1947, are 'hereby notified to send in
to the.. Undersigned on or before the 9th day
of Ootober, 1047. full particvtars o1 their
Immediately after the said last mentioned
Ade; the assets of the said estate will be
dfstnibutea anfongst the panties entitled there-
to, having' regard only to claims of which
this undeteigned shall then have notice,• to
the excloaion of, all athety, .and the tender -
signed' wi%1 trot be ledge to any person 02
whose dleitn Hie uhdetsigned shall not then
afavo notice fee tae asnOti so distributed or
any Bart thereof.
DATED At Seafat+th, this lath 'day of Bele
tember, 190,,
A-L'VIY VC 'SfL11'„
Solicitor for Hie 'HKeddt&j,6,
Harr'rater, • Etc., SeafortaGuilt.,
Births
BELL—In Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday,
September 17th, to Mr. and Mm. Anderson
Bell, a son.
KENNY—In St, Joseph's Hospital, London,
on August 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kenny tnee Dora Dalrymple), a daughter,
Jean Corrine,
NIGH—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Sept.
18, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'Nigh, Seaforth,
son-
MERO—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on Sept.
20, to,,.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mere, 'M,itehell, a
daughter.
HAWKINS—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
• Sept. 21, to Mr. and Mrs, Ed, .1. Hawkins,
'Seaforth, a daughter.
COLEMAN—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Sept, 24; to Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Coleman,
R.R. 1, Staffs, twins, son and daughter,
•
, CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting of Voters'
List
Township of McKillop
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have complied'with Section 7, of the Vot-
ers' Lists Acand I have posted up in my
office ' in McKillop, on the 8th day of Sep-
'temher, 1947, the list of all persons entitled
to vote „m said Municipality for members of
parliament and municipal elections, and that
such list remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to take
immediate proceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according to law, the last
day of appeal being the' 29th day of Septem-
ber, 1947.
JOHN M. ECKERT,
Clerk of the Township of McKillop.
4161-3
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Auction Sales
(LEA; INC AUCTION SALE OF FA,11:14
Stock and Implements, on Friday, See.
Umber 26th, at I p.m. at Lot 2, Concession
14, Grey Township„2;., south, and !•_, mile
east of Brussels; HORSES -2 work horses
10 and 11 years old; 1 2 -year-old filly; 1
set of heavy harness. CATTLE -2 Holstein
COWS fresh one month; 4 Holstein 'COWS. duo
in November and December; 1 part Jersey
fresh ' two 'Iveeks : 1 Hereford cnw, fresh '3
weeks; 1 Durham cow to freshen in'Novem
ber; 1 Durham• cow, fresh 4 weeks. This is,
a choice lot of young. cows; 2 spl•ing caves ;
1 sow due -in October. IMPLEMENTS—
Manure 'spreader; mower•; binder; . set of
sleighs; wagon: sulky rake; diamond har-
rows:
ar-rows: disc: 2' riding plows : scuffle:. : cutting
box: circular saw; ,3 H -P.' gas engine; In-
ter•national cream separator; fuel oil brooder
stove; sap pan end buckets; 1% acres of
corn; Doherty cook stove (like new) ; heat-
er; kitchen cabinet; sideboard; bed: 5 -tube
battery radio: other articles too numerous t�
mention. Terms—Cash. FRED SMITH, Pro-
prietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; Robert
Patrick, Clerk, 4162-1
CLEARING - AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and Itn.plements, on Thursday,
Octolr'er 2nd, at 12:30 sharp, at Lot 20, Con-
cession 9, McKillop Township. 114 miles east
of Winthrop: HORSES --3 geklines 12 years..
old. CATTLE—Real,tered Holstein hull fess
years old: 13 choice •mi.iking cows; Register-
ed Holstein cow due November 6th: 2 Reg-' Ingham, Mich., were week -end guests
is•tererl Holstein cows due in March: Reaie-
terecl Holstetn row due April 1st: 2 Reg'Rte 1 of Mies Marian .Fairbairn.
ed Holstein cows, recently fre•h : 1 Registered Miss .Mud Said M Herbs ^t Me-
1-T,Ltein• cow, dna April 5th; 1 Registered Gregor are visiting friend's in Bad,
Ffl.+loin heifer, rising 2 spam, bred: 4 ReS-
istererl Holstein heifers: spring calf; 2 grade Aye„ Vilch., this. week.
TTolslein cow,:, due in April; 2 Jersey heifers Mrs, Holley. who spent the past
recsntl'y fresh; 1 Durham cnw due Murch 'folia months at her tattoo. on River
1 stn ; 1 Hereford cow due March '20th ; 1
Durham heifer 1 Year old: McCormick -Deer- Terrace, 1'f)t9 med to Detroit on Sun-
ing milking madhine. double unit (almost day with' her, daughter, Mrs, C.
Sup(lniek. '
Mr. Casey Atkinson, of. Detroit,'
•Ina mower, Rett.; hay loader• Sulky ,rake; spent' the weekcend at hie home
CONSTANCE -
Mr. and Mi -s, Leo Stephenson and
so -n., -Donald. went to Toronto oh Mon-
day where Donald will resume, his
Studies at the •University of Toronto.
Quite a number of the • ladies at-
tended the thankoffering services, at
Burgs' Church oil Wednesday.
Mr. and firs. M. McDonald, of Lon-
don, visited Mr. 'and Mrs•. E. Adams
on Friday.
Congratulations • are extended. to
Fred Buchanan, who took two firsts
and a third with hits colt at Seaforth
Faire'.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mansfield and.
Mr. a1id Mrs, Fred Elieker,• of Forest,'
called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Britton
this week. '
Mr. Wm. Webster, of St. Helens,
visited Mr. and :efts. Verne Dale and
other relatives on 'Monday.
Mr. Harvey Taylor is 'Quite i11 with
an attack of flu.
last Sunday iu
resigned to underage
R, Since Willing here
s endeared 'himself
be Mr. 'Morgan
charge as he Ike,
medical 'tr'eatnle
1&r. Morgan h
not only to, sae hers of his own con-
gregation, but With ell with whom be
has cohle i17 .contact. Re tecde an ac-
tive interest in the Llone Club, of
which he was eppointedl secretary
Mr. and Here Morgan and Karen, will
be very )~ninon missed) in the village,
and the beat wishes of all for ,Mr.,"
Morgan's, speedy recovery will go
with them.
KIPPE'N
HURON RADIO
Sales , & Service
1'80N13 101 r311 N8A.L1,
PGR GUARANTEED EXPERT
RADIO SEIRV1DE
The Lpnel'gon 011 Heirters. Stewart -
Warner and Marconi Radio..
Spare Time Service.
Ern's, Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
Sales and Service.
McKILLOP,'
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parsons and A very pleasant evening was spent
Walter, of London,' visited on Sunday at the home of Mr- and Mrs. William
with .Mrs. G, E, Thompson and Will. Koehler. On Fri4ay last at a shower
tFrig
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones visited for Miss Betty oore, of Egmondville,
do Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon whose marriage to Earner Koehler
Love and family, of Hillsgreen. took ,place on Wednesday of. this
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Homey, of ace- week, During the evening euchre was
ter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and played, and later in the eveniag Mrs.
Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter. , Wm. Hoegy read an address and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson and far, Louis Bennewies assisted in opening
ily, of Ohiselhurst, and Mr. Howard the parcels, Miss Doreen Regele
Ferguson; of Thameeford, 'visited on read a poem of prose. Lunch was
Sunday with ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Par- served alt. the close of, the gathering.
sons:••; •
Quite a number from here attended
Exeter and Seaforth Fairs last week. ,R +'NSALL •
Mr. and 'Mrs. Edgar Smith, of asimiesishmeemisais
Guelph,• visited over the week -end 'The final game of softball will be
with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. played in Hensall,on Friday night un.
John Jarrotth der the floodlights at 8:30 p.m. Each
Mr, and Mrs. S. Beattie and 'family, team Chas won two games, and this
of 'Wingham, spent the week -end 'with will be the deciding -game for the
Mr. and Mrs..Rebert McBride. championshi•p.•
The congregseion , of Hillsgreen Mr. Lorne Scott and Miss Katie
United Church Held their annuel fall. Scott were in Toronto last week,
anniversar ...en, Sunday last. Beauti- where Miss Scott attended a great
ful ,bouquets of tiowers adorned the china display, Mrs. Scott went as far
altar, which ,added to the pleasant- as Guelph.
ness of the day.. Very inspiring mes- , Mrs. R. J. 'Paterson and Mrs. Louise
sages were delivered by the guest Simpson were in Toronto on Friday.
speakers, Rev. E. Stanway, of Bruce- Miss Helen Moir, who has been a
field, and Rev: 11, •Snell, of'Jam.es St, patient in' Victoria Hospital, London,
Church, %Elteter, in the evening. Spe- is expected to return home soon.
ciai music was furnished by Kippen Sunday, Sept. 28, • will"'be rally day
choir, assisted by several young pec- In •Carmel Church. The, Sunday School
ple from Hillsgreen. Solo parts in the tw ill meet at 10:30' and attend' service
anthems were !alien by Miss Bernice at 11 a.m, There will be a service of
McClinchey, of Kippen, and Rev, Mr. baptism:
Hinton. The solos,, "The Lord's Mrs, Chellow and sons, who have
Prayer" and "The Holy City,” were been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Norman
sung by Rev. Mr. Hinton. In spite ofl
Cock, 'have returnedt to their home in
Los Angeles.
Mr. Fred Appleby, a delegate from
the Hensall Canadian Legion, is in
' ind:,or this week attending the an-
nual provincial_ convention. •
The Ladies' Aid of Chlselhurs•t Unit-
ed Church are having a bazaar and
lleme-cooking sale in Hensall Octo-
ber 18. -
Mis, Wm, Pepper, of Hensall, and
her sister, Mrs. Isabella, McKinnon, of
Ilderton, were in Kincardihe Thurs-
day last • attending the funeral of
their brother, the late Thos. G. Scott.
The September meeting of the Kipq . Mrs,, J. E. VlcEwari spent Sunday,
pen East Women's Institute was held in •Brigden, ,the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
in the school room of St, Andrew's
Church,., Kipp.eb. Wednesday evening,
with a good •attendance, Miss Grace
Tremeer presided. The meeting op-
ened with the Institute.. Ode, .followed
by singing Hymn 445 apd all joined in
the Lord's Prayer. Marilyn 'pyre fav-
ored with, twb solos. The roll call,
"Interesting fact; of the Royal. Fam-
il,"' ' was well answerers, Gladys'
Chapman gave an anlu$ing reading,
and Rev. -R. A. Brook, of Hensel], and
Rev, A. Hinton, of Iiippen, sang a
duet. The motto, "It is best to think
more of my neighbor than myself,''
was given by Mrs. W, Cpte, The
guest .speakerof the evening, the
Rev. Mr, Brook; of Hensall, spoke on
"Citizenship," which was much . enjoy-
ed by all, He said Canada was one of
the ;best countries in the world and
how proud everyone should be to -live
in such a'grand country. Mrs, J. Mc-
Naughton "gave the • current events.
Mr. Chas. Alex neer and: Mrs., R.
Broadfoot favored with music and,
Mrs. C. Eyre -conducted a 'contest,
while Mrs. R. Chapman gave a, stand-
ing report. The collection was taken
and �d vote of thanks given. The
meeting cloned with the National An-
them. Lundl1 was•served by the com-
mittee in charge. . , .•
the weather the attendance. at both
services, was, very good.
On Sunday next, Sept. 28, Rana Day
will be obs'erve'r in St.' ,Andrew's
Church here et 11 a.m., Standal;d
Time, with Hillsgreen also uniting
with Kippen fol' the special service
beings prepared by the teachers and
pupils of the Sunday Schools of both
churches. .A junior choir will be in
charge of the service of song. A con,
dial invitation is extended to both con-
' gregations and.neighboring friends to
attend this. service.
STAFFA
ISCP ‘11140110.1111
Mr, and -Mrs. Lorne ,Hodge of Staffa
and Mr. and Mrs. William Hodge, of
Waterloo, left Sunday morning on a
motor trip to Trail, ac.; going, by
way of Chicago and 'other Western
States,
' Mr. and' Mrs. Edgar_ -,Butson left
recently
on a motor trip
to
Minne-
doss, Man., to visit their daughter,
also his brother at Lumsden, Sask. •
Mrs. James -Miller is spending a few
days ,with her daughter, Mrs- Arthur
Rhode. neer Mitchell:
Mitchell:
Staffa •Women's Institute will meet
at the home of,Mrs, W. J. Fell on
Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 2:30 p.m,, E.S.
T., when Mrs. Fell will give the' topic
on "Agriculture,” Mrs. Gordon Gray,
of Mitchell, will be the guest speak-
er, and Mrs. Day-nar'd• will have Cur-
rent Events. The motto will' be "The
Cheapest Way is Not Always the
Most Economical," Roll call Will ire
answered by ,thy variety of torneto
I like best and why. , EverJone isd
cordially in�'it:ed to this meeting.
'Mr, Cecil H. Bowman has. a Durham
steer on his farm which has a per-
fect "V-8 in white on his forehead.
BAYFIELD
Mrs Spencer Ervine and baby re-
turned home on :Sundaay after spend-
ing the past week .with her• mother
in Southampton.
Misses F. and E. Fowlie spent Sun-
day last in London.,
Miss 'Doris McEwen left on Satur-
day for London, where she , entered
the third, year in Biology 'Course at
Western University, '
Mrs. J. H. Cobb, of Toronto, arriv-
ed,„,pn Monday to spent} this week at
her mother's`°cetta.ge in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hendrick and
Fred, Jr„ and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Iver and daughter. Barbara, of Bir1`h-
new) : 1 Renfrew electric ,'ream ems rater
t like new I : electric pail. TTvEPU MF,NTS-•--
Massey-}lar-is hinder, 7 -ft. ; M,eCormick-Deer-
spring' tooth cultivator; diamond harrow: disc .the village,
Mr, and Mrs, J...i:'. Ferguson, of
London, were guests of the former's
mother, Mrs. James Ferguson, over
the week -end:,
Mr. and Mrs, Hervey L. Smith and
Clark Smith,'' of• Mountain View, Cal.,
and Mrs. 'Jessie t'wick, of Vallejo,
Cal.. 'called on friends in the village
this week. Mrs. Swink was the for-'
mer Jessie. Biggart,• daughter of 'Mr,
and Mrs. John Biggert. •'
Mr. and Mrs. ' Walter Westlake,
Miss Gloria. Westlake and Miss Mel -
vine Sturgeon left on 'Tuesday for a
trip through Northern Ontario,
Harvest Thanksgiving ,S'ervlces will
i}e held in Trinity Anglican Ohara on,
Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. •(Stanil-
erd! Time), at which the Recttir, Rev.
1 Morgan, will Ipr'eaeh, It Was evith
•deep regrelt that the tbteD1ber. of 'the
'Ctihigl'egalion, , ).eE.tned, that :thio Vt:0010,.
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harrow; 3 -drum steel roller; Ideal manure
spreader, in excllllant shape; souSler; walking
plow; riding 'plow: 13 -Floe Massey -Harris
seed drill: 11 -hoe fertilizes, .drill; 2 farm
wagons ; 16 -foot rolling hay tack : gravel
Sorg; wagon box and stork rack ; set of
Sleight{ and flat rack; Portland •cutter;• fan-
ning mill; 2,000 Ib. scales: 'Tqg crate; two -
wheel trailer; 30 cedar poste ; icon posts; 25 -
font Hydro pole; 100 feet of snow fence;
barb wire: 3, gates : hay fork (new 'r ; sling
chain ; a'Iit g ropes, HARNESS ---2 aeta heavy
harness ; single harness ; 80 -gallon pressure
water tank (new) : quantity of lumber, shin-
gles; number of,. barrels ; bag truck ; teat
Milner; quantity .ef household effects. GRAIN
—2,000 bushels of mixed irrain (oats and
h ley). 250 bushels of fal•1 wheat: '/i ton
of 0-14-7 fertilizer; chicken fountain and
feeders POULTRY --300 choice Leghorn pul-
lets 7' anothc ofd(laying): 400 laying hens
4 .geee one year old; eolany house 10x12; 2'
coal brooder Stoves: •eleott•ia fence; woven
wire streteherl ,chains: fork.: shovels; grain
ba'ge„1, vhtifettrees and other articles. PIGS
-*egg 'utak•"Ehunice-, 1e5 '31*. d •
• ti 2 self -feed hee-
; E eughc ; '40 treeds of hard staple
Tiotlp .Stood. Telerfe -,Cash. GLIMTlithtrki
reelirtetor: Harold Jar<ksory emetraneea";•,Iu,..
I? Ch28 ney, t114r1c. • 4162,12
IN LATE SEPTEMBER
W. E..Jarrott.
The many friends of Mrs.. W. F.
Riley will be pleased to learn she is
able to be out again following her
recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Neil and family,
of London, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pfaff.,
The many friend's of Mis. J. W:
Oi'twein will regret, to learn she con-
tinues very poorly at her home.
Mr. Norman Long, :,Kippen, mail
courier of R.R. No: 2 Kippen, is a
very- lucky man. On Saturday, while
tripping a hay fork loaded with beans
up at the track in his barn, he lost
his balance and fell' 25 feet with, the
bundle of beans in the mow, and was
buried up to hi&' head in beans. X-rays
taken at Clinton hospital revealed a
fractured bone in his ankle.. He was
able to crawl out on 'his hands and
knees and call for help.
Reeve Kerslake, of Hensall, has an-
nouncedhat. the of Hensall
t
will go pn Standard Time Saturday
midnight, Sept. 27.
' Clinton, Band, under the direction
of A. C. Robinson, will present a sae -
red concert 'in Hensall Sunday even-
ing, Sept. 28. • If the weather should
le- too cool, 'the concert;. will be held
ie the Town Hall.
Etta Mae Brintnell, 16, daughter, Of
Mr, and Mesh Archie Brintnell. Exe-
ter, suffered the loss of het -right hand
in .an accidenf' last Fr'id'ay ,at Cana -
Oh, the corn le in the tassel. '' clean Canners,'I;keter, in which she is
Grapes are ripe upon the vine, • an employee. The accident occurred
And women with their baskets go,.., as she was working on a corn husk -
For 'it' elderberry time. ' CI'. When one of the cogs of corn
went into the' husker' crosswise she
All the birds have held reuniens reached • in with her hand to take it
•Not a song is heard to -day, ' out.'- with the result her hand was
As the hocks go flying south'vard,' , completely seve,•e'tl. Miss Agnes Cut -
Silently, they" wing their way.. ling, a fellow employee, applied a
tournique by tieing a ,rope on her
And alone the hazy'.lipland6, arm. She was removed to Victoria.
• Where the "woodlots stil4 are green, Hospital, London, where she is rest -
There's here and there one maple tree ing comfortably, but suffering a great.
Standing out en autumn sheen, deal of -pain.
Mr. and Mrs. David Tullis, Of Tie -
In meadow lots the 'cattle lie, dale, Sask., visited recently ,with Mrs.
-And, placidly chew their tud, Alert Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
While purple aster noel and sway, Fairbairn and other relatives”. Mrs.
And the Golden Rod's in hula • Tullis is the eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin McTaggart, of Cry -
And tractors hum the livelong, dray, .stal City, Manitoba.
As men phew many a round, The engagement 'is announced; of
Turning the hard brown stubble land, Margaret Jarrott,,,daughter of Mr. and
Into black and furrowed ground, Mrs'. John MecGregor, of" Henget), to
William John, son of Mr and Mrs.
Now Dahlias bloom in garden plots Robert MacLean, of Kippen, the nlar-
With "Clads" in all their glory; riage .to' take place in October.
September- s' here—the cricket song
Repeals ,anew the story. „ r (Additional Hensall News
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declaimed Lu'i
HARDWOOD •FLOORING --
13/16 -inch Maple, in good condition.
INCH LUMBER,-- •
Ship -lapped and tongued and grooved. Excel -
""'lent' for sheathing and siding.
NAILS— •
2", 21" and 3" mixed -- a good quantity; are
fairly straight.'
SHINGLES-- °
They are well bundled; in good condition.
, INSULATION—A bargain.
This is a Fine Opportunity To
Do Some Cheap Repairing !
Seaforth 'Supply, & Fuel, Ltd.
Phone 47 • : Seaforth
SPECIAL
FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP
000D GOING: From 12 o'clock noon, Friday,'0ctether'
lOtli to 2 p.m., Monday, October 1'3tt111:
RETURN LiMIT: Leave destination not later than 12
o'clock shidnight, Tuesday, October 14th.
Consalt'yorir nearest railway ticket agent
for information and reservations.
CANADIAN NATONAL
WE BUY—
Old. Scrap Batteries at
$laOO each
ALSO ALL KINDS OF IRON AND STEEL
NEW AND USED DUCK AND
GOOSE FEATHERS
For additional information regarding other
price, Telephone 245, Mitchell, or apply to
Parkdale Poultry
MITCHELL
ONTARIO
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ASSEY. IIARRIS'
MACHINERY
AVAILABLE
immedateDeGvery
15 -inch Corn Blower ' '2, -Section. No. 14 Spring , Tooth Harrows
No. 11 -101/2 -inch Grain Grinder
No. 11 -12 -inch Grain Grinder
No. 12= -16 -inch Electric Grinder
No. 102= -Rubber, Tired Wagdns
Shallow Well Electric Pressure System
— Alsp ti
B.EATTY WATER BOWLS
Seaf�rth.oMotors
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TRY --
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY
On Rail Grade Basis
Unfinished birds not desired.
BRING YOUR EGGS TO ITS -'----
Highest Market Prices Paid
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Produce e Ltd.
rhone 170-W ' : ' Seaforth
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