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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1949-05-27, Page 4SI' pap H Personals 9 YGimmo sul?<Pi,,li s (R UDDER Garbs) Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list. 6 samples 2 o; Ye guavas 81.00. Mail -Order Dept, T T Nov RITHBER 00.. Box 91. Hamilton, aSsified Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Rates: =dolt aALR. WANTED, LAST AND FOUND, ELY word; lot week Cent 34 gCent k Gent Minimum charge. first Insertion,25 Coats Each figure, initial and abbreviation ceunts ea one word, tld •d i;bsuka, In. Memoriam Notices, Coming Events -1 cent per word. M9ninium. 59 cents pe week. * Mar bo directed to It Bas No.. o/o The Buren Editor. for le cents extra,. Ten cents Witham) will be c8a ed if ads in above elms are not paid within 10 days of data of ;final insertion. $irtlu, Marriages nod Deaths inserted fres of charge. Motion Stiles, Medea to Creditors, Eta -Rates or' application. Wanted ( Coming Events VI Tk1D--ROOM AND BOARD FOR' you SURE 'WILL ENJOY DANCING `' Young• gentleman- Apply Box 774, at the Crested Palace, Mitchell, Query HURON EXPOSITOR. 4250-1 Friday night, to Ontario's outstanding old tyme Dance Band, Don Robertson and His ' FOR SALE -1930 MODEL 'A' ,in A-1 IMANTED-FILL FOR LAWN. NO Ranee Boys. 4250x1 condition. PHONE 312-R, after 5 " ashes, PHONE 31-M, Seaforth, P.m. 4250x1 4250x1 Lost and Found T 5T - ON MONDAY NIGHT, BE- tween Regent Theatre and Jobe 851 - ter's, E1gmomtviile, a gold watch. Finder Wenner leave at EXPOSITOR OFFICE. Motor Cars For Sale FOR SAIF. 1931 OBEVROLFlr COACH. Apply ERIC MUNROE, Seaforth. 4250-1 .LFOR SALT 1929 ESSEX COUPE. CAN be seen at DALY MOTORS. 4250-1 'WANTED -A TRICYCLE IN GOOD .,ondition. Apply ERNEST TAL- BOT, R.R, S, Kippen. Phone Hensall FOR SALE -TOMATO PLANTS, AP - 86 r 16. 4250x1 Ply CLIFFORD BROADFOOT, Jarvis St. 4250-1 For Sale 'W ANTED TO BUY -A FARM. OR would rent with option of buying; by lifetime experienced former. Hydro preferred. Apply to JAMES ARM- STRONG, R.R.'No. 2, Kippen. Phone 74 r 12, Hensall. 4250x1 r 'EAti13k.R WANTED - PROTESTANT teacher wanted for S.S. No. 8, Tuck- ersmith. State salary and qualifications. Apply to GEORGE McCARTNEY, Bruce - field. Phone 656 r 13, Seaforth. 4250-2 Notices QEWING DONE AND BUTTON - boles made. MRS. FRANK PHIL- LIPS, Seaforth. 4248-4 POSITIVELY NO TRESPASSING ON or around Bell's Dann, except adult members of the Hensall Fishing Club. STEWART 1BELL. HensalL 4250.3 �jeREE-LARGE MAPLE TREE, GODE- rich St. East, blown over, goes 4A the first person who agrees to take it away and clean up. Apply W. E. SOUTHGATE.. Phone 41, Seaforth. 4250x1 pASTURE-WILL TAKE A FEW CAT- t1e for pasture. in Hibbert Running water, plenty of shade. JOSEPH CAR - LIN. Phone 661 r 24, Seaforth. 4250x1 LSHARPEN AWN MOWERS SHARPEED. GEN- eral repair work on all make; of cars and trucks; grease jabs a specialty. JOHN MacLEAN. Egmondville Garage. 4244-tf B'GILDING OR GARDEN LOTS 1N Stratford in exchange for a small summer cottage in or very near Bayfield. Apply MARGARET CASSON, 93 Rebecca St., Stratford, Ont. i 4248x7 RADIO; REPAIRING - WILL REPAIR all makes of radios. Will pick up Mondays and Thursdays at E. H. Close's Barber Shop. GLEN KECHNIE. Blyth. 4218-tf NOTICE - GENERAL BLACKSMITH- . ing and horeeshoeing, Mondays, Tues- days and Wednesdays. Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. WINTHROP SERVICE STATION, R. K. Davidson.. Phone 832 r 22, Seaforth. 4249x3 NOTICE THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP of Hullett, will hold their Regular Monthly Meeting on THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd instead of Monday. June 6th, owing to the County Council Meeting the week of June 6th. 4250-1, GEO: W. COWAN, Clerk. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL FOR SALE -LARGE METAL ICE BOX, white. Apply to MRS. E. J. HAWK- 1NS, Victoria St. 4250-1 Fox SALE --TOMATOES AND CAB - huge plants. Apply to THOMAS M. GRIEVE, R.R. 3. Seaforth. Phone 664 r 3. 4.250x1 FOR SALE --JOHNSON IRON HORSE motor; used only a short time on washing machine. MURRAY TYNDALL, Brucefield. 9250x1 VCR SALE - ROSCO ALUMINUM ro=ofing may now be purchased for immediate delivery- MURRAY TYNDALL, Brucefield. Phone 618 r 12, Clinton. 4250x1 FOR SALE -1948 CHEVROLET ONE - Ton Pick-up truck ; undercoated; own- er driven; excellent condition. PHONE 65 r 9, Dublin, after 7 p.m. 4248x3 USED 'CAR BARGAINS 49 47 MERCURY SEDAN -Black, sun vis- or, air conditioning ; $300.00 below list. Q6UEV., COACH low mileage. 47 CHlsv. 7FLEETMASTER SEDAN 47 46 38 OHEV. COACH Excelleeit condition ; CHEV„SEDAN Very clean. CHEV. COACH Very neat. 1j OR SALE --COLEMAN GAS STOVE, 3 -burner, oven, two generators ; in 36 OHEV. SEDAN good condition. MARY SWAN, Bruce - field. 4249x2 FOR SAL ' au FORD COUPE WOOD BLACKS OR RIP - Pings, suitable for kindling. Apply to JOHN BOSHART & SONS, Seaforth. 4249-3 THE NEXT MEETING OF THE HURON County Connell will be held in the Council Chambers, Court Rouse, Code - rich, commencing MONDAY, JUNE 6th, at 2.00 p.m., D.S.T. AH accounts, notices at deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, June 4th, 1949. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goderieh, Ontario. 4250-1 Tenders Wanted TENDERS WANTED POR REDECORATING '1516. INTERIOR of Egmondville United Church. Low- est or any tender not necessarily accept- ed. Apply before May 31st to MRS. ROY MOGEOCH, Eg nendviile. 4249-2 TENDERS WANTED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Stanley Township School Area for decorating No. 7 School. inside and out. a brush job prefened. Tenders to be in by June 10th. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For farther particulars apply to GEO. L. REB), Sec.-Treas.„ Varna, Ont, 4249-2 TENDERS WANTED "`TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Stanley Township School Area for caretakers rn No. I, No, 10 and No. 14 Schools. Tenders to be in by June lOtb. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. For further particulars apply he GEO. L. REID. Sec.-Treas., Varna, Ont.. 4249-2 TENDERS WANTED port. SALE -2 FLP. GAS ENGINE: 1 Giant Beatty pump jack ; well Panel: Sparton battery radio: good Here=ford caw to freshen soon. IVAN FORSYTH. Phone 653 r 22, Seaforth. 4250-1 Ft OR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING machines, electric and treadle. Re- pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford. 4223-tf p0R SALE -A PRIVATE SALE AT the home of Miss E. Mulcahy. George SL : 1 library table and chairs to match : 1 rug: 2 tables ; 1 electric table lamp : 1 settee and 2 chairs to match; 1 radio: 1 grarnaphene and records: 1 cabinet: 1 toaster: 1 electric heater and fan. These may be seen any time. MISS E. MUL- CAHY. George SL, Seaforth. 4249x2 FOR TRANSPORTATION OF' PUPILS to and from Union S. No. 1. Hibbert and Logan, for the school term beginning September 6, 1949. Mileage and specifica- tions may be seen at home of the Secre- tary. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders mast be received by Jnne-1, IVAN McDOUGALL, Mitchell R.R. ' 3, Secretary. 4248-3 Notice To Creditors PIANOS ANNUAL STOCK -TAKING SALE OF used pianos. Such well-known makes, as Heiatzman, Mason & Riseb. Weber, Nordhehner, etc. Special prices and terns during this sale. Write for list of bar- gains. HEINTZMAN & CO. LIMITED, 242 Dundas Street, London - 4248 -3 NOTICE to CREDITORS fir the Estate of THOMAS KLEIN A Lt. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of Thomas Klein, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the Comity of Moors. Gentleman, deceased, who died on the 2't6t day of April, 1949, lie'tomelet notified to Send in full par- &taste • of ebb=s' elitists to the undbreign- ed ,on nl "Before ,`rite >trtl Clay of . June,x949, 4tfrouisic�h,y.1L,date the insets„ Will be chefs iste' d iri..and . only to claims ti=ed, **vel: ett &stout)), i?Trfie 12t1 day of 'sr tteairntbt: =1x48 - CLEARING OUT SALE of COMBINES, HAYBALERS• AND USED TRACTORS Special priori for Jane 1, 2. 3 on these machines, GORDON McGAVIN, Walton, PHONE 831 r 23, SEAFORTH 9250-1 Auction Sales AUCTION ' AL I,: OF HOUSEHOLD EF- fects. in Town of Seaforth, on Satur- day, June 4th, a2 1 pm., on North Main Street: Fall line of household effects. including dining room suite; Mason & Rich piano (good); bedroom furniture; kitchen furniture; electric washing ma- chine ; etc. Itemized list next week. Terms -Cash. MISS MARY JOHN - STONE, Proprietress; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4250-1 AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND Household Effects, in the Village of Hensafi, Wednesday, June 8th, 1.30 p.m. (D.S;T.). corner of Highway No. 4 and Main Street. Estate of the late Alexan- der. Buchanan. Property consists of a double lot, two storey 9 -roomed brick house, full basement with new furnace_ HouseholdEffects - Piano and bench ; chesterfield ; desk; library table; cook stove: small tables; kitchen cupboard: chain:: beds: mattresses: dressers and washstands ; dishes : floor covering and many other household articles. Terms of property made known day of sale, sold subject to reserve bid. Household Effects --Cash. MARY BUCHAN.A.N, Executrix : Fed. Corbett, Auctioneer. 4250-2 G+OMMUNITY AUCTION SALE IN Skating Rink. Seaforth, Saturday, May 28th. 7.30 p.m. sharp: Chesterfield suite; solid oak dining 'room suite: bed- room suites, springs and mattresses ; solid oak single bed: walnut cabinet radio: electric lamps: rocking chairs; day bed; violin; china: end tables; 2 coal oil stoves (tike newt : bookcase and writing desk dike new) : gasoline iron and stave (like new) : 2 electric Trot plates ; mirror 51„ x IV': bean cooker, 2 -quart size; 3 brass jardinieres: kitchen cabinet; Quebec heat- ers ; 3 electric stoves: Alladin lamps; kit- chen table and 6 chairs : extension tables: 'Moffat cook stove (good) ; small size Mc - Clary cook stove.: lawn mowers; electric iron : electric toaster; child's bath tub; fruit jars : tea kettle; copper boiler; en- rrn»1 Beatty electric waiting machine t guoci) ; modern baby buggy: 2 -wheel trailer: white enamel top kitchen table. HAROLD JACKSON; Auctioneer. 4250-1 AUCTION SALE of 90 Head of Registered Red Poll Cattle ACCREDITED AND BLOOD TES bile Monday, May 30th 1.00 p.m., . sharp at the farm of the T. George Hanna Estate ER. No. 3 HOLLAND CENTRE, ONT. (Write for catalogue) 4250-2 Births $1,695.00. 34 CHEV. SEDAN -5850.011 DEITZ--Mr. and Mrs- Glenn Deitz. Hen- sali, (nee Shirley Wolff), are happy to announce the birth of their son, Gordon Albert, at the Stephan Muslim Home, Hensall, on Saturday, May 21, 1949. SPEAK -In Scott Menmrial Hospital, on May 22, to Me and Mrs, Phillip Speak, Seaforth, a daughter_ riatattMPLE--tn Seat Memorial Hoepi- ear, on May 22, to 288. and Mos. William Ustlryml�le; Seaforth, a son. OLAttrag -In Seat Memorial 'Hospital, on Mae 86, to Mt. and Mrs. James Clarke, Walton, a von- , oNtlI ailir. rand Mors. treated Jones axe 3 ai tares Love), est Iiedlsall, are happy to announce Tha arrival of their ammo J'ohti itlraB8, un Clinton Pubiio Hospital, on Sunday, May 2Z 1949. 33 FORD MODEL 'B' COACH --$250.00 3 Model 'A' Fords and many other Models -4100.00 up. 1 Heavy Duty 2 -Wheeled Trailer, with 600x16 tires and reeks. BRUSSELS MOTORS "The Home of Better Used Cara" OPEN EVERY EVENING Hensal (Gentinued from Pate 1) net', Zurich; hurdle ,jutlliers,. Frank McDonald, Geaerich; Arisgd Mer, ter, Bill Merner, TcevaShiP Prize-^Thre horses from one township, W. J. Dale, P. Graham. Special Prizes ---. Gentlemen's turnout, Wallace Mutate; N. Lam- bertus; lady driver, Mrs. al.'Lam- bertus, •Mrs. L. Shantz; .beet four - horse team outfit, Listman and Robinson, P. Graham. Team draw ---Thos. Welsh, Hen- eall; Neil McLachlin, Riensall; Paul Parker, Poplar Hill, Saddle Pony -Ridden by boy or girl, 14 years and under, Jean Lerch, London; W. 3. Etherington, Exeter. Cards of Thanks MRS. HAROLD BONTHRON WISHES to express her sincere thanks and appreciation to her friends for the lovely cards, gifts and flowers she received while a patient in St. Joseph's Heenan], Lon- don. , 4250-1 MRS, E. B. GOUDIE WISHES TO thank alit 'her friends. the members of the Wbmen's Association, Group 4 of the W.A., and the Mae Lane Auxiliary of the United Church, also the members of Edelweiss Lodge and the Women's Insti- tute, for remembering her with Bowers, plants, candy and cards while she was a patient of Victoria Hospital, London. 4250x1 In. Memoriam pa',toplt at Viitoi ti , naa�te,1, iwoll , on$ oat W4. IAaelubelei don, forthe past Meath, returned of ' �ipPen 'Vast when it was fo rF4- to his home Su:sllay buirt, led sixteen years ago, 'During this Mr, ant): Mrs. Erwin. Aest'ard. (31 long periect tot tiro you, have. been. .Grand Bend, were 'Sunday guests Rne of the mot cemaiStent mem- with Mrs. Mary 81,M511Knan andbers in Attendance. Daring the Lloyd. 1 turmoil of the years of World Wlaa' Mr. Jack Lavender spent the• II your capable handling of the week -end with ',friends, in St. Thomas'. Mr, Scott Welsh is erecting a fine new residence on the 'lot nett' to C. Cooper's Chiselhurat United Church ob- s ,yvedi its young people's' oat* versa'ry service on Sunday Oven ing at 7.30 p.m. Rev. R. A. Brook presided. The choir, composed of young people, rendered the anthem "Like Temple Bells." Mr. H. T. Hoffman, Dashwood, guest soloist, for his numbers rendered "It Was For Me" and "What Wii1 You Do With Jesus?" Rev, David; Wren, B.A., B.O., Stratford, guest 'speak- er, speaker, presented a very forceful mes- sage basing Ms thoughts• from the theme, "The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me." Owing to the absence of Mr. Benson Stonemll'n, piaaiist, Miss Gladys Luker of Hensall act- ed as substitute. Lovely floral bou- quests were in evidence. The event was largely attended. \The offer- ing will be used to further the young people's work. Death of Mrs. T. Harris Mrs. T. Harris, well known and highly respected resident of Hen- sall and well known in the Chisel - burst district, died Monday night in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, in her 75th year, following a seven weeks' illness with a heart condi- tion. MTS. Harris, who was• taken to the hospital on Tuesday of last week, was the former Mary Jane Squires. Born in Kinburn, she re- sided in Chiselhurst for twenty- seven years, taking up residence ill Hensall four years ago. Surviv- ing are one son, Percy, of Chisel- hurst; two daughters, Mrs. Carl (Pearl) Passmore, Hensall, and Mrs. Milton (Bernice) Lavery, of Hensall, and seven grandchildren. A son, Cecil Harris, died last Aug- ust. She is the first of a family of nine to pass away. Three bro- thers and five sisters also sur- vive: James Squires, Exeter; Geo„ Woodham; Roland, London; Mrs. Jahn Oke, Mrs. Rhoda Westlake, Exeter: Mrs. Joseph Dayman, Kip - pen; Mrs. Orville Cann, Thames Road, and Mrs. John Herdman, Ex- eter. The body rested at Bon- thron's funeral home, Hensall, un- til Wednesday, where a brief fun- eral service was held, followed by a public service at the United Church, conducted by Rev. R, A. Brook. Burial was in Exeter ceme- tery. Kipper] East W.I. held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. G. MacLean of Friday evening, May 20, at 8.30. The roll call was an- swered with a riddle or a joke. Mrs. W. H. MacLean reviewed current events; readings were con- tributed by Miss GIadys Chapman; and a poem was read by Mrs. Fred Slavin. Mies Marilyn Eyre favor- ed with solos. Mrs. T. Kay pre- sented an interesting travelouge of the trip which she and Mr. Kay took by plane to the West. Mrs. G. MacLean gave a demonstration on ,picture grouping and framing. Letters of thanke were read. from Ralph MacDonald, of Ajax, war veteran, far a lovely sweater sent to him for Easter, and a thank -you letter was read. from the Canadian Society for the Blind for donation of $25. Delegates to the district annual, to be held in Crediton on June 3, are Mrs. James. McNaugh- ton; .Mrs. T. Kay, Mrs. W. Alexan- der and Miss Margaret McKay. The annual picnic will be held art the Lions Park, Seaforth, early in July. During the evening Mrs. W. Cole, a very active member of this organization and who recently tool[ up residence in Hensail, was presented with a lovely table lamp. The accompanying address was read by Mrs, W. Kyle and the pres- entation made by Miss Grace Tre- weer, Luncheon was served in charge of Mrs. Wm. Kyle, con- vener, Fallowing is the address: "Dear Annie: It is with much pleasure, mingled with regret as well, that we are honoring you this evening, pleasure in having you with us to- night, and regret that you have moved from our midst. Youewere Cattle Angus -Aged Mill, Exile Bros., Elmwood; bull, under 1 year, D. B. Weldon, London, lst and 2nd; Emke Bros.; bull, under 2 years, Edward Bros., Watford (1st and 2nd), Emke Bros.; cow, any age, Edwards Brost, D. B. Weldon, Emke Bros.; heifer, under 2 years, Edwards Bro (1st and 2nd), D. B. Weldon; get of sire, Edwards Brosfifi D. B. Weldon, Emke Bros.; herd, 1 bull, 3 females, Edwards Bros., Emke Bros., D. B. Weldon. Shorthorns -Aged bull, Parker Bros., Watford; Dr. M. W. Staple- ton, Seaforth; J. McKinley, Zur- ich; bull, under 1 year, Parker Bros., J. McKinley, R. N. Peck & Sons, Kippen; bull, under 2 years, Parker Bros., Rarepper, Seaforth; cow, any age, Parker Bros., Dr. M. W. Stapleton, C. Keyes, Varna; heifer, under 2 years, Parker Bras. (1st and 2nd), R. M. Peck & Sons; heifer, under 1 year, Parker Bros. (1st and 2nd), C. Keyes; get of sire. Parker Bros., Dr. M. W. Stap- leton, J. McKinley; bull, any age, Parker Bros.; herd, 1 bull, 3 fe- males, Parker Bros., Dr, M. W. Stapleton, J. McKinley. Herefords -Aged bull, Howard Wright, Cromarty; O'Neill Bros., Denfield; G. Kennedy, Lucknow; Ibull, under 1 year, O'Neil Bros., H. Wright, 2nd and 3rd; bull, under 12 years, John McGregor, Hensall; O'Neil Bros.. 2nd and 3rd; cow, any age. O'Neil Bros., H. Wright, O'Neil Bros.; 'heifer, under 2 years, O'Neil Bros., 1st and and, J. Mc- Gregor; heifer, under 1 year, O'Neil Bros., G. Kennedy, J. Mc- Gregor; get of sire O'Neil BroS., H Wright, J. McGregor herd 1 bull, 3 females, O'Neil Bros., J. McGregor, H. Wright. Market Cattle - Grade butcher steer or heifer over 750 pounds, O'Neil Bros.; grade baby beef, un- der 750 pounds, Emke Bros., R. Pepper, O'Neil Bros. Simpson's Special -1 bull, 3 fe- males, beef breeds, Edwards Bros. TN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. THOS. Robinson, who passed away May 28, 1943. We cannot think of her as dead, Who walks with us no more; Along the path of life we tread, She has but gone before. -Lovingly remembered by Husband and daughters. 4250-1 CROMARTY Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Len Houghtan and family, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton and family, Mildanay, with Mrs, Wil- liam Houghton and family:, Miss Ruth Trivett, Dundas, and Stan Scott, Hamilton, with friends here; Dorothy Norris, London, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nor- ris. WINTHROP The W.M.S. and W.A. of Cavan Chureb, Winthrop, will hold a bazaar on Wednesday, June 8, in the schoolroom of the church when they will entertain the ladies of Constance and Seaforth United Churches. The guest speaker for the day will be Mrs. Brenton, of Londesboro: Each lady from the Winthrop society is asked to bring a mystery box for the bazaar table. YOUR Blue COAL D -E -A -L -E -R WANT YOU TO KNOW: W2ien building your new coal bin, it requires a bin 6f x 6' and filled to the 514 mark , to •hold 5 tons of Blue Coal. Order now and be sure of your next winter supply at the low summer price. W. R. Davidson HENSALL Office House Phone 10 Phone 52 Roe's Vitamized Feeds From the Eberhart Pit SEAFORTH All trucks can be loaded by a shovel with Cement Gravel, Lane Gravel, Sand or Top Soil. Also BASEMENTS DUG Appiy- IL LAWRENCE HENSALL Phone 69-R - Hensall KIPPEN Miss Jean Alexander, of London, spent the week -end with her par- ents, Mr. and, Mrs. W. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hodgert, of Bornholm, visited recently with Mrs. Schilbe and Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Ferguson. Ms's. Archie Parsons and Mrs. A. Gacksetter and Gail Ann visited'on Thursday last 'with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Linden, at Denfield.. The Kippen Feet .Institute held their regular meeting at the home of, Mrs. Carrie McLean on Friday, May 20. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The Creed was' re- peated ants. Gladys Chapman gave a delightful reading. Roll call was answered with a joke or riddle, and the minutes were rear1' by the secretary. Plans were made to at- tend the district annual in Credi- ton on June 3. Mrs. W. McLean, Miss M. MacKay, Miss Grace Tre- meer and Mrs. Jas. McNaughton were appointed delegates. Current evente were given by Mrs. W. E. McLean. The music was supplied by Marilyn Eyre. A humorous poem was given 'Dy Mrs. Fred Slavin, and Mrs. T. Kay gave an interest- ing travelogue on her visit to the Western Provinces which she made by air. Mrs. Carrie McLean gave a demonstration on hanging pic- tures and showing how to group them to show to best advantage. The" secretary read cards of thanks from sick members, and Mrs. R. M. Peck personally thanked the members for their kindness in her illness. A presentation was made to Mrs. Wm. Cole of a table lamp by the institute members for her very capable assistance during the war years and ever since the founding of the institute, Mrs, Wm. Kyle made a few feeling remarks and Miss Grace Tremeer present- ed the lamp. Mrs. Cole thanked everyone and hoped to be able to help again in the future. Mrs: Alex McGregor moved, a vote of thanks to the hostess. HENSALL sewing oonveners'hip lett nothing to be desired. We tee) there wae. no one else among ue could have bandied this difficult task so • well, or dealt with such tact with tit* women of the Kippen .and rural; Hensel' territory. It is a wonder- ful •contribution to he able to use one's natural liking for )sewing for Such a. worthy cause. You will n=ev- er know in this world how many unfortunate souls have thanked You because you cut, sewed and distributed and gathered it all in again and'finally shipped it to Red Cross) headquarters, and often this was all done when your 'health was anything but good. We would ask you to accept this lamp as a gift from us all, and as you 'light it every night, may you be reminded of the good wishes it holds from us to you. -The Kipper East Wo- men's Institute," At the annual big shoot held in Kippen Tuesday, sponsored by the Kippen Gun Club, William Kyle, of Kippen,, captured, the Venter trophy. After a 50 -bird shoot -off with John Anderson and Chester Lee, tied with 44 out of 50, Mr. Kyle won in the shoat -off. Twenty-five bird event, winners for firs=t event, Class 1: John An- derson, Wilmer Dalrymple, El- more Passmore tied 23 out of 25; Class 2, Wm. Kyle; plass 3, Tom- my Kyle. Second Event-lst Class, Wm. Kyle, 23 out of 25; 2nd class, Sam Dougall, Elmore Passmore, B Peck (tied) ; 3rd cl. ss: Lioy Ven- ner, Pat Venner . R. ' addlck, Percy Passmor- (tied) ; handicap shoot, 1st class: Sam Dougall, 22 out of 25; 2nd . ass: T. J. Sher- ritt, Emmerson Anderson, W. R. Cooper, Henry Harburn, Wes, Ven- ter (tied); 3rd class: Wilmer Dalrymple, Sohn Anderson, Pae. Venner (tied). Shoots will be held every Friday night during the summer; commencing at 6.30 Pan. Mr, Ferris Ford returned to his home in Oregon Sunday last after spending a few days visiting with his 'aunt, Mrs. J. Bolton. During Tris visit here a gathering was held in his honor at the home of Mr. Billy McKinnon, son of Mr. and Mrs, Donald McKinnon, was oper- ated on for appendicitis on Tues- day in. St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, and is doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Paterson attended the funeral of the late Jacob Brenkolt at Kitchener on Monday. Group 5 of the Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church realiz- ed $50 from their booth at the fair Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and dd°ughter. of Windsor, spent the week -end with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pearson, of To- ronto, were week -end visitors wit Mrs. Annie Saundercock, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pass- more and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eh - der and, son, of Hamilton, were the guests of Mr, and Mae. Jbhm Passmore over the week -end. Mists Amy Laramie, of London, was a week -end visitor at her home. Pupils of the public school, sun -r, der direction 'of Mr. S. Ronnie, Will present a concert in the United) Church Thursd=ay evening, June 2. Ronald McKinnon, who has bel'QIi h and Mts. John Soldan, When he mage by plane. 30of Ws C01161716,after an Additional Hensall News, wi c tl1 r ewe odd ac ualntan e�, � d 4 over s s1c absence of 37 ye=ars(, Tito trip WaS o11 Pap ct NO'TICE We pay 'gh prices �.._ for POULTRY HAULAGE to the U. S. A. Phone 50 r 2, 'Dublin Stapleton's Produce Proprietor F. W. STAPLETON -FILMS- MONDAY, MAY 30th Beechwood, 2.30 p.m. S.S. No. 6, 8.30 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 31st S.S. No. 4 - McKillop, 10.00 a.m. Manley, 2.30 & 8.30 p.m. McKILLO1' FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE FOR FUNCTIONAL FARM BUILDINGS, OwlRAFTERS Today, farm building is no sturdy, longer a problem --o -erect economical, easy - Timberib Rafters provide the Solution. Laminated arched rafters, form sides and roof in one continuous pteCe• mak- ing it possible for the entire e frame of the building to e• erected in a few hours sheds, Perfect for machine dwell- ingspoultry houses, and utility buildings of all tyPAV AVAILABLE NOW HAROLD N. PECK R.R. ], Zurich Phone 96 r 23 - Hensall o . NewFarm Machinery 44 Tractor Gas Model M, -H. Washing Machine, medium size Pony Tractors and Equipment All Crop Hay Loaders Power Mower 2 -furrow Tractor Plow 41/2' and 6' One -Way Discs 7' and 12' Self -Propelled Combines Gas Engine -. 101/2' Grain Grinder Water Pressure Outfit Hay Cars ` Track Hay Fork Rope Electric Fences -Special price to clear Thor Washers and Inners 81/2 Spring Tooth Cultivator, tractor hitch and power lift. 13 -run Fertilizer Drill, power lift, tractor hitch 15 -run Fertilizer Drill, power lift, tractor hitch - USED FARM MACHINES - 102 Sr. M. -H. Tractor No. 20 M. -H. Tractor, like new 3 -furrow Tractor Plow 3 -foot Disc Plow 6 -foot Clipper Combine with Motor 6' Clipper with P.T.O. 5' Case Combine, P.T.O., like new 6' Massey Mower, used two seasons 7' and 6' Binders • Seaforth Motors Chevrolet - Oldsmobile' Massey -Harris Sales and Service • Good Year Tires PHONE 141 t�,a,ar SEAFORTH MINIACIMIO AUSTIN C RS At the present time we are unable to make delivery of the fast -selling Austin Sedans and Coaches. Strikes on the boats have stopped shipment. This means we must have your order on file to give • you early delivery when things get moving again. We can make Immediate Delivery of: AUSTIN 1/2 -TON PICK-UPS AUSTIN •1/2 -TON PANELS AUSTIN STATION WAGONS Austins are the most Sturdy Car on the market today, and operate on one-half the gas of other makes. Jonathan Hugill Phone 784-W, Clinton SUPERTEST GARAGE • Prime Minister of Canada Louis St. Laurent Tour of Huron - Perth FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd in the interests of Andrew Y. McLean LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON -PERTH • Arrangements have been completed for a tour of Huron -Perth by Rt. Hon. -Louis St. Laurent, his wife and daughter, with expected times of arrival as follows: 11.00 A.M.-LEAVE G6DERICH along Blue Water Highway 11.45 A.M.-ARRIVE ST. JOSEPH 1.00 P.M. -LEAVE ST. JOSEPH L10 P.M. --ARRIVE ZURICH 1.50 P.M. -LEAVE ZURICH 2.15 P.M. -ARRIVE EXETER 2.40 P.M. -LEAVE .EXETER 3.10 P.M. -ARRIVE SEAFORTH 3.50 P.M. -LEAVE SEAFORTII 4.00 P.M. ---ARRIVE MITCHELL 4.20 P.M. -LEAVE MITCHELL This is YourOpportimity to welcome the PrimeMinister of Canada to Huron Perth