The Huron Expositor, 1948-08-20, Page 4Pete
Wic1ieta9eNe
4410
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vest' that eonnth."
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' Auction Dales. Notices go Creditors. Etc.—Rates on andierrtion.
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Notices
WHITEMAMONG WITH ROCK LIME
and DDT. Call FRED HARBURN.
Nome 44 r 9. Dublin. 420341
ADIO REPAIRING — WILL REPAIR
all Makes of radios. Will pick up
Mondays and. Thursdays at E. H. Closes
Barber Shop. GLEN ILECHNIE, Myth.
For Sale
FOR SALE— :$5-POIIND 10E BOX -
Call 369, .Seaortb. 4310x1
FOR SALE -350 FEET OF NEW .LNSUL
bricir.. PHONE SEA5'OR.T11, 379.
4210x1
-won SALE -1938 FORD coura CASH
J= only. PRONE 130, Hensall.
4210-2
Wanted
Q11WING OF ALL KINDS W.A.NTF.D-
Glothes remodelled. Phone 229. MRS.
FRANK PHILLIPS. Seaforth.
4210-4
WANTED TO BUY—ALL OLD HORSES
TT and dead animals. Is suitable for
mink feed will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer prices.
If dead, phone at Onee. GILBERT BROS.,
Goderich. Phone collect: 936 r 21, or
936 r 32, Goderich. 4189-tf
Coming Events
pt_A_R_N DANCE AT THE CRYSTAL
-1-" Ralace Ballrooan, Mitchel1, Friday,
August 20, with Johnnie Petrie and his
CJCS Ranch Boys. Dancing every Fri-
day night at this popular ballroom.
4210-1
-pioR sALE—BROWN coAT, SIZE 40;
nit new. Apply to -Box 692. HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4210-1
R SALE—TWO ORNAMENTAL BOX -
wood trees, in tubs. Apply to J. G.
MULLEN. 4210-2
FOR SALE -14 LITTLE PIC,S, READY
to wean Sept. 2. Apply W. IL PFILE,
Hensall. Phone 85 r 3.
42103C
VCR SALE--DOHERTY PIANO„ IN
good condition; other articles. MRS.
DEORGE LOWERY, Seaforth.
424.0a1
FOR SALE -- 12,5 PULLETS, NEW
Hampshire -Leghorn Hybrids, Ove
months eld; laying. JAMES LANDS-
R.R. 3, Seaforth. Phone 665
• r 16. 4210-1
VORtALE-100 ROCK X NEW RAMP -
shire pullets, ready to .lay, Sclates
Astrain. Apply •W. IL PFILE, Hensall.
Phone .85 r 3, Hensall. 4210x2
pIANOS—AT MILDMAY, 10 REFINISH -
ed, reconditioned plain Case pianos,
new benches; 3 new pianos. Free delivery.
I. F. SCHUETT & SONS, Mildmay Furni-
ture Store. 4210-4
'POR SALE—MODEL 'A' FORD; UP-
'. right piano; both in good condition.
JAMES ELLIOTT, Dublin. Phone 71 r 8
evenings. 4208-3
ATEGETABLES FOR SALE — BEETS.
cucumbers, cabbage, carrots, potatoes,
tomatoes (in a week). WILLIAM BRAD -
SHAW, Market St Call after 5 Pan-
-Phone 50. No Sunday ,business.
42101
Buy Now — Pay Later
FIRESTONE
AUTO RADIO
Easy Terms
M. E. CLARKE
RED STAR SERVICE STATION
POR SALE—LARGE liOT WA'Isat RAD-
_iator; good condition. Bargain.
FRANK KLING, Seaforth. 4209x2
Lost and Found
LOST—WOULD THE PERSON W110
picked up black kitten on John St.,
Seaforth, Sunday last, kindly return same
as party is known. THE OWNER.
• 193q CHEV. DE LUXE COACH, IN
A-1 condition. Hee a small
trunk on the back. The brat offer dan buy
this car. PHONE 50 r 3, Dublin, or see
VOL DUCKLOW, Dublin, Ont.
4210-2
MEW HOUSE FOR SALE—NEW COT-
'‘` tage, three- rooms with bath. As-
bestos siding ; hardwood flooring. Apply
to DR. E. A. McMASTER.
4210-1
Help Wanted
T_TELP WANTED — POSITION OPEN
dor clerk in Seaforth, male or feanale
Apply in own writing, giving age, etc., to
Box No. 691, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4210-1
ssn) liV3:1EAT FOR SALE -150 BUSH -
els Cornell No. 595, smut -resistant;
cleaned at Government grading station.
Apply ROBERT E. McMILLAN; R.R. 2,
Seaforth. Phone 844 r 21, Seaforth.
• 4210x1
Caretaker Wanted
_Cards of Tbanhs
Vilest TO TiitAtsliC ALL THOSE *BO
sent iloWOm.•fruit. (girds. and letters
d.uring tillness.
rifaferi MES. W. 21.SIETWAYiffl
MR. AND MRS. 404.ATAlg3 NtolicritstoN
danrilY WW1% 4o eimress the,ir
cereth14.Wae and aPpreciatien for sinumitY
and Icindness extended to them in their
recent bereavement, also to twee who
sent floral trandes, to 'Rev. angli .1*eit
and Mm. Kling for their services, and to
those who loaned cars or helped in any
way. 4210-1
T WISH TO EXPRESS TO TI;TE CIT1-
•••• zens efSeafertla and vicinity my deep
gratitude for the kindssees extended 4o
Ross during the three iears he was al and
since his death: for the beautiful floral
offerings and all messages of sympathy
extended to me, and to any who helped or
assisted in any way during his illness and
death.
NB& ROSS J. SPROAT
FULLARTON
Dennis O'Sullivan, Toronto, lost
a running board off his 1941 car
Tuesday about 5 p.m. when he
tried to pass a truck and grader
on the Carlingford sideroad. The
grader blade extends out of the
truck about three feet on both
sides and hooked the running
board as the car went by. The
grader is owned by Fulla.rton
Township and was driven by Wal-
ter Yule, Fullarton. Mr. O'Sulli-
van was travelling north on the
sideroad.
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I3RUCEFIELD
Mrs. J. Ussher, of Barrie, has
returned to her home after visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C.
Haugh.
Miss Marion Paterson, London,
spent the week -end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pat-
erson.
Miss Margie Zapfe bas returned
home after a holiday at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Addison, Clin-
ton.
Miss M. Marks is in Clinton Hos-
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED pital. She sustained a cracked hip
by the undersigned for a caretaker in a fall at the home of her niece,
for Mrs. Ross Scott.
S. S. NO. 9. TUCKERSMITH
Duties to be what are required for a
ood job and to commence September 1
'10R. SALE — RASPBERRY CANES,
.1- Latham variety. For fall plantsng
from now until the end of October. at
•reasonable prices. Order at once. CHAS.
BARNETT, Box 803, Seaforth. Phone
130-W. 4209x2
st
1948. Applicants will please state salary
required For further particulars address
S. H. WHITMORE, Sec,-Treas.,
Tuckersmith School Area,
R. R. 3, Seaforth.
4209-2
Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE
Estate of Harry Fortune.
LOT NO. 4, CONCESSION 1, H.R.S.,
Town.hip of Tuckersmith ; 100 acres,
on no. 5 Highway, 1,74 miles east of Sea -
forth. Two barns; one frame house; two
wells. Spring water on farm. Foese.sion
,given on Or about 1st November, 1948.
For further particulars 'apply to
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Solicitor for the Estate.
3210-8
POE,.
SALE -1 DINING ROOM SUITE,
consisting of oak sideboard, table and
chairs, in real good condition; 1 ivory iron
bed; 2 rocking chairs; 1 day bed and
mattress ; a number of garden 'tools and
vise. Apply to J. A. STOREY, George
St, 2 Mocks east of Library.
4210x1
YOUR USEtiREs
ARE WORTH MORE
at FIRESTONE
Get our Big
ALLOWANCE on
FIRESTONE
De Luxe Champion
TIRES
M. E. CLARKE
RED STAR SERVICE STATION
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned for 'cleaning and re-
pair work to the Mitchell and Geiger
Drains in the Township of Tuckeramith,
up to 8 p.m., August 28, 1948. A hand in
the terra of a certified cheque for 10.70
of tender price must • accompany each
fender, as a guaranty of faithful per-
formance of disty. Work must be com-
Pfeted October 1, 1943.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
neeented.
• For particulars apply to the Clerk.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk,
Township of 'ruche:smith.
4209-2
Notice To Creditors
Personals
"ni.,D AT 40, 50, 60?" MAN! YOU'RE
s." crazy./ Thousands peppy at 70.
Ostrex 'Panic Tablets pep up bodies lack-
ing iron. For rundown feeling many men.
women call "old." New "get acquainted"
size ONLY 50c. At all druggists.
T_TYGIENIC SUPPLIES 111U BBE 11
4-j- Goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list 6 samples 26e;
24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept, T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Business Cards
SECRETARIAL AND BOOKKEEPING
" service. Records maintained and pre-
pared for income tax purposes. W. ED-
WARD SOUTHGATE. Office in Dominion
Bank Bldg., Seaforth. 4176-tf
Auction Sales
A UCTION SALE OF YOUNG COWS AT
Lot 31, Concession 6, Goderioh Town-
ship, 1 rmild south of Porter's Hill, Fri-
day, August 20th, 7 p.m., the following
young cows, consisting of Holsteins, Jer-
seys, Durhams; some fresh, balance to
freshen and milking well; 5 young 'calves
will be sold on your approval. Terms—
Cash. Please note the time. A. E.
TOWNSHEND, Proprietor: Edward W.
Elliott, Auctioneer. 4210-1
NOTICE to CREDITORS
To the gaiter of the Estate of WILLIAM
DILLON, Deee'ased.
LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
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against Ole estate of " %Main Dillon,
late of the aity Permiale'in the Count"
of Orikland:"•and State of 31iehigart, one
Of the United States .OF /Poetics, decode-
eti,„, Whir died On osrtibellt -the tgrartAentb.
<lay of May. 1947, are tticinired to. Send
Partietilins Of the sable do the undersign-
ed: en or beor6 the tett)day ocAranza.
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ELIMVILLE
CREDITON
Mrs. Uorbert K, KilOck#r • 1, died
at her home in Oreditoli
day. She was the form; ' MarY
Lindsay Girvin. Sairyiving. addi-
tion to her husband, axe `e, daugh-
ter, Mrs, Ward. (Bernice) rVit.g, of
Zurich; a sister, Mrs. Rath Ander-
son, Lucknox; a brOther, T. A.
Girvin, Saskatoon, Kull., and one
grandchild. The body rested nt the
Dunney funeral home, Exeter, and
the funeral service was held in
Crediton Evangelical UR. Church
at 2.30 o'clock Thursday. Inter-
ment was at Crediton Evangelical
U.B. Cemetery.
1111111111111MINIIMIN
WINTIIROP
Mrs. Archie Kerr returnel from
her trip Friday, having had a
pleasant visit with relatives in
Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davidson and
daughter, of Stratford, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. R. K Davidson
Rev. J. R. Peters left Sunday
evening to spend his holidays in
British Columbia. Mrs. Peters is
at their cottage in Muskoka.
Miss Isabel' Betties, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. ,Bettles.
Mr. Ross Montgomery, of 'Brant-
ford, is holidaying at his home.
Mr. Zack McSpadden and Mr W.
E. Hawley visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam McSpadden, Burgess-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson
and Larrie, of Morris, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cuthill.
Mrs. G. Kirkby and two children
visited her sister, Mrs. Glen Haase
and Mr. Haase.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Merrill, Summerbill.
Miss Betty Montgomery is visit-
ing .in Collingwood.
Mrs. Thomas Bell is staying with
Mrs. Sam Hanna, Seaforth, as her
brother, Mr. Samuel Hanna, is
critically ill in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital following a fall from an apple
tree last Wednesday, in which he
suffered a fractured shoulder hip,
ankle and heel.
Mr. and Mrs, Don O'Hearn and
Donna spent the week -end in To-
ronto. Mr. and Mrs, Jim O'Hearn,
who have spent the past two weeks
with his brother, returned home
with them.
Miss Ruth Skinner has returned
from a motor trip with friend's
from Exeter to Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Stephen,
Betty Anne, Laurie, Murray and
Donnie visited with Mr. and Mrs.
William Jeffry, Sebringville, on
Sunday.
Master Ronnie Parrish, of Lon-
don, is visiting at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. H. Sparling.
Messrs. Amos and Herman Herd-
man attended, the funeral of their
cousin, Cecil Harris, Hensall, on
Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell, Sharon
and Noel visited with Mr. and Mrs.
V. Montmorency on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Routly, Anna and Grace
are visiting relatives in London
and St Thomas this week. _
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
"-•' Farm Stock and Implements, Thurs-
day, August 26th. at 1 p.m., Lot 25, Con-
cession 5, WI,dKillop Township, 2.1/2 miles
north of Seaforth: CA.TTLE-8 Durham
and Hereford cows, freshened last three
months and bred again: 7 Durham and
Hereford calves. IMPLEMENTS—Massey-
Harris binder; Deering mower; manure
spreader; hay loader; wagon: hay rack;
cultivator; harrows; disc ; sulky rake;
scuffier; fanning mill two well pumps;
work bench; brooder stove; De Laval
cream separator (like new) ; milk pails
cedar posts; 3 chicken shelters; riding
plow; :breeching harness; single harness;
horse collars; barrels; cutter; 3 rolls of
barb wire: 15 toms of hay ; 75 Hybrid
year.'old hens. FURNITURE — Aladdin
hanging llama; Aladdin table lamp; 2
bedroom suites; diming table; chesterfield
suite; Quebec heater; odd rockers; small
tables ; chairs; coal oil stove; antique
settee; dash churn; dishes and other
articles. FARM -100 acres, more or less ;
21/2 miles north of Seaforth on County
road; good 11/2 storey brick house; bank
•harn; garage; clay loam. Reserve bid.
Terms—Chattels, Cash. Farm -10 per cent
down. balance 30 days. Reserve bid. BEN
RISING, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer; E. P. Charnel., Clerk.
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Births
SCHWALM—In Olinton Public Hospital.
on Monday, August 0, 1948, to Mr. and
atm. Gordon Schwalm, Hensel!, a
daughter --Barbara Louise.
BURNS—In Clinton Public Hospital, on
August 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Burns, Exeter, a son.
WRIGHT—In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Saturday, August 14, to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wright, Kippen, (Esther Mel -
wain), a son—James Robert George.
O'REILLY—In Scott Memorial 1.-lbsPital,
On August 14, to Mr. and Mrs. John.
O'Reilly, 286 Erie St., Stratford, a son.
HENDERSON—In Seaforth, on 'Wednes-
day, August 78, Mary Louise Render -
RCM, in key 84th year.
Deaths
Water For Thirst
TUCKERSMITH:.
People doing an average amount
of work in summer drink about a
gallon of water a day. Those in
strenuousoccupations may drink
as much as two gallons. Since
perspiration robs the body of salt
as well as water, medical science
suggests lots of salty food, as well
as drinking a little water at fre-
quent intervals.
NTOHOLSON—In Tuelcersmith, on Sunday,
August 16, John Nicholson, in his 89th
year.
London, on Thuraday, August
81, Thomas 11. Make, TUckeramith, in
fo'ig 'Mika wet;
Seatonth, on Friday,. Augnat
' Xidfrolag P. Davi., Irk his 90th year.
HA,010WELL—In Landon, po Pri4i,
'agast 18, Jattlai 0 Haelcwell, of ate-
• Teo. int its, S'ah Yettl's
Seidatil4 �i.eisdot, Acigtist
dit, SAM* Hatina, rift 8844 yam;
tite*AY,41--Xn,,goir ,.11*!lues(tioi ,Atao,
Ohadth "c4041'.
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Dentist to girl in chair: "I'm
sorry, but I'm all out of gas."
Patient: "Ye gods! Do dentists
pull that ,old stuff too?"
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Sweet Corn
GROWERS
Are You Short -
Handed ?
Why not have your
Corn picked by a
picker approved by
the canners?
For prices and arrangements
write or see:
ELAM W. SHANTZ
Hensall, R.R. 2
Phone Zurich 91 r 13
Death of Miss Johanna MacKay
The death occurred in Scott
Memorial Hospital on Tuesday of
Miss Johanna MacKay, in her 70th
year. She was born in Tuckersmith
and resided at lot 8, concession 6.
Deceased had been in ill health for
the past two years and had been
in St. Joseph's and Victoria Hos-
pitals, London, and later in Scott
Memorial Hospital. She was known
for her quietness and sociability
in her home and will be Much
missed by her brothers and sisters,
Messrs. John B. and Robert C. Mac-
Kay and Miss Bessie MacKay, all
at home. She was a faithful mem-
ber of First Presbyterian Church.
The funeral will take place f rom
her late residence on 'Friday at 2
p.m., with Rev. Hugh Jack offiCiat-
ing. Interment will be in the Ross
cemetery, Brucefield..
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PP9,
fifteen yeugeatBayileld,• ITe at- "gasoital, Landon, suffering frrpa,
tended the old .Ing„ Scheel 404 and'
Sproat's, and is ' (VW. el the la§t 0.14 VrfttheIMA4awt, 1400-Tqii#g9.,
PloAeera who r91igeO4t. t#a $Preat 1v00 tahen, 'll.011thriD110' 4ththn-
briehYArd, farr N1,0191094 11,YeVOI.1, 1a*0. 40)4. Vt.ida,V 44,101
the, Mil Road tot t4.nasi fort Y hrOtherriltOttW on SlilldaY, 430M
years, where he• was ah• active men are' the itmgatten ward
where their.00ndition t4elng, care-
fully watchea. jack deyeloped
polio sides be came front the west
a month ago to attehd the funeral
of, his, father, the late William:
•Deitz, Mt', Munroe, who ligeti near
Muskoka, Came down. to help with
the harvest. Both in'were at-
• tended 'by Jx, J. D. IVIeLean, Hen -
Sall, ,and Dr. E. iicIViaster, Sea -
forth. Victoria Hospital authori-
ties said Eugene Webber, six-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Web-
ber, Exeter, is progressing very
well. Eugene was admitted; to hos-
pital with polio three weeks ago.
Mr. Wed J. Appleby has return-
ed home after spending a few days
in Pittsburg, where he was a guest
of the 1.7th Unit Spanish-American
War Veterans' Association.
Miss Lenore Norminton, Toronto,
is vacationing at her home.
Miss Gretta Haberer, London,
whose marriage to- Charles Mal-
colm Pulford, of Windsor, will
take place in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich, on Saturday, Aug.
21, has asked her slater, Miss Arvis
Haberer, Toronto, to attend her as
maid of honor, and Miss Barbara
Balfour, to be bridesmaid. Wil-
liam Horne, London, will be best
man, and the ushers will be Jim
Douglas and John Matheson, of
Windsor. Soloist will be M. R.
Rennie, Seaforth, and the organ-
ist, Mrs. John Turkheim, Zurich.
The Women's Missionary, Society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church
held its regular meeting on Thurs-
day, August 12. The meeting op-
ened with a hymn and prayer by
Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Edwards took
the Scripture study. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretaty, and roll call followed
with "Grace" as the text word.
The president took charge of the
business period and Joyce Hareing
of London played a piano solo;
Mrs. Hudson led in prayer; Mrs.
Workman took the topic, "For-
mosa," out of the study book, and
Joyce Hareing favored with an-
other solo, "Safe in the Arms of
Jesus." This was followed by a
hymn and the Lord's Prayer in
'unison. There were six visitors
present.
The mother bear and her four
cubs, which have been the object
of several searches in the Hensall
district recently, were sighted on
Tuesday by a posse of 15 men and.
two provincial constables. The
quintette were seen 1% miles east
of Hensall by Keith MacLean,
truck driver, but before they could
be nabbed or shot, they scampered
into William Pepper's bush. Lead-
ing the posse were Provincial Con-
stables Elmer Snell, •Seaforth, and
Jack Ferguson, Exeter.
Mrs. Harry Stewart, Seaforth,
and Mrs. Clifford Cox and small
son, Toronto, were recent callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Mickle and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mickle and
their two sone; Donald, and 'John,
were guests last Wednesday of Mr.
and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family.
4114.9.1*MA his VD*, right lin,
• until ,tho lad few houre beere:be •
cited, alwaye Was .his, wisp to
die in the harness. He 'was; 'a
staunch, Libel* all his life and a
great lover of 31111SiC. He was pt.'s -
deceased by •bis Wife, the late
M-
ole Wright, who died :2/' years ago,
at the exact hour and date, They.
were buried on the same date. Sur-
viving are his eon, Arthur, on the
home farm; Mrs. William Forbes
(May), of Lanley.Prairie, B,C., aod
Mrs. Samuel Laidlaw (Gertru(1e),
of Climax, Sask, and two sisters,
Mrs. Agnes Currie and Mrs. Bert
Bick, both of Bayfield. Funeral
services were' held at the residence
of his son, Arthur, on Tuesday,
August 17, at 2.30 p.m., with Rev.
Hugh Jack officiating, Mrs.,,Frank
Kling rendered a beautiful solo,
"Como Unto Me." Interment was
in Maitlandbank cemtery, the pall-
bearers being William Cameron,
George McCartney, E P. Chesney,
Cecil Oke, Dave McLean and Tho.s.
Lane. The flower -bearers were
four grandsons: Harold, Jack, Ross
ands Garnet Allan; and Clarence
Reid, of Hensall. Friends from a
distance were: Mrs. Neil Grant,
Calgary; Robert Laidlaw, Sacra-
mento; Mrs. Eva Harvey and Mrs.
Clifford Weston, Detroit; Alex
Weston, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Sproat, Detroit; Miss Char-
lotte McBurney, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
McBurney, Mrs. Greg. Shiells, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McBurney, all
of Wingham; Adam McBurney,
Kingston, Mrs. Victor Young, Brus-
sels. The whole community extend
their sincere sympathy to the be-
reaved' family and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Bingham and
littla daughter; Evelyn, of Hayter,
Alberta, visited their cousins, the
Way family, during the past week,
and are spending a week with rela-
tives in Goderich and Lucknow be-
fore returning hoe.
The Late John NIchtilson
1..
The community was shocked:to
hear of the death of John
Nicol-
son, which occurred at his horn .bn
Sunday morning, August 1k, *-
four hours' illness. He was rn
on the John McGavin farm, lo 12,
concession 5, Tuckersmith, 1„ 89
years ago. He was 'the only IM
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilithin
Nicholson, and lived all bis WA in
Tuckersmith, with the exception of
itt000010,oir
Funeral of Thos. E. Blake
A private funeral service was
held from his late residence in
Tuckersmith on Sunday afternoon
for the late Thomas E. Blake, with
Rev. Hugh Jack officiating. bar-
ing the service "Abide With Me"
was sung. The pallbearers were
John MacKay, Oliver MacKay,,
Charles MacKay, John McNaugh-
ton, Dr. W. J. Switzer and Wm.
Switzer. The flower -bearers were
John E. McLean, Bruce McLean,,
Ross McLean, Max Switzer, Jack
Switzer, William Switzer, Bill
Bickell and Harold McTaggart. In-
terment was in Maitlandbank cem-
etery.
HENSALL,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd and
Miss Barbara Shepherd, spent a
few days this week vacationing in
Southampton.
Miss Gladys Luker was at the
organ console atthe United Cfinich'
•Sunday for the morning service,
and will continue to play for the
ndxt two Sundays during the ab-
sence of the oranist, Miss Greta
Lammie, who is on vacation.
Two men from the same Kippen
household were taken to Victoria
Notice to the Public
Raving purchased the Tire and Battery
Business of the,,late John F. Kelland,
I would solicit the same good -will and
patronage extended to him.
OPEN NOW FOR BUSINESS
Parnell's Tire and Battery
PHONE 20 : • SEAFORTH
Asiffinaiminionfts
FARM MACHINERY
and EQUIPMENT
FORAGE CLIPPER—For your corn harvest
TWO -ROW CORN PICKER—Self-propelled
RUBBER TIRED WAGONS—On Timken bear-
ings — $165
TRACTOR GRAIN GRINDERS -10" and 12"
ELECTRIC GRAIN GRINDERS—Special price
HYDRAULIC TRACTOR SEATS
BEATTY SHALLOW - WELL PRESSURE
SYSTEMS
WHEELBARROWS: -On Rubber or Steel
CREAM SEPARATORS AND MILKING
MACHINES
1 10 -FOOT POWER LIFT STIFF TOOTH
CULTIVATOR
13 -RUN POWER LIFT FERTILIZER DRILL
Seaforth Motors
• Chevrolet, Oldsmobile' '
Massey-narriS Sales arta Service
PHONE 141 SEAFORTH
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(A) LONG DISTANCE ANTENNA 5.95
(0) ADJustxtviouta ANTENNA 4.95
(C) FENDER WELL ANTENNA 7.95
BAK-SEAT SPEAKER
Mounts under package shelf la an
at back of car
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arm cower
REPAIR BILIS
'Preston* OIL
FILTERS
Dirty oil wre-ars motors,
Install o Firestone Oil
Complete Install/Woo
Filter.
1.65
FREIEI
CAR
COAT
HANGER
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Ideal for
summer 1
'Pita any
car win-
dowl
E. CLARKE
ed Star Garage
Phone 146 - Seaforth
CONCERT and DANCE
Seaforth Agricultural Society is pleased to announce they have been
able to secure 1
H. W. SIMPSON ENTERTAINMENT CO., OF WINDSOR
who will present a very outstanding Concert:
FUNZ A-POPPIN'
in Cardno's Hall, Seaforth on
THURSDAY, Sept. 9th
at 8.15 p.m.
This is a varied entertainment of very high quality—the pick of Cana-
dian and American talent. They play to packed houses on two, and even
, three consecutive nights, in various towns, and are booked solidly for
entertainments during the. Fall Fair season.
THEY WILL ALSO BE ONE OF THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
AT THE FALL FAIR, SEPTEMBER 10th!
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Reserve your seats early, for this is sure to be a sell-out! Tickets may
be bought in advance from any Member of the Agricultural Society
and exchanged for Reserved Seats at McKindsey's Drug Store on pay-
ment of 25 cents extra.
• Plan for Reserved Seats opens Friday, September 3rd, at 1 pAn.-
TICKETS — Adults $1.00 Reserved; 75c Rush; . 35c Children
* ALSO DANCE
FRIDAY• NIGHT
on
9.30 - 2 a ni
in Cardno's Flail
NORM CARNEGIE AN'? IIIS BAND
Admission, 115e
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