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` Each ilgam a ie1 4amd abbrl l litaon•:rglunta as 'one word• BE CONSTIPATED? -WHY EN- r -
In Meawrltam., YJOw". ,'rys =1, cent, par. wars. ai[IUIrAuta ri M. S. members to G owarty Pres
1:1401 gf:,'T1Esnko,dose the distress and discomfort of byterlan Church. She took as her
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lira mayp Eztooaerr filet may and to ons disc ors.? ou orae "Thanksgiving." Mrs.. C
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1;1Ta enta additional will ie Auge i, it gdf' atkgp4;;t� F are Pad PsM w idA'10' dan sands have been helped to relief with pr•' Ker Kerslake presided': 8611 call
I :;:— date of Sial insertion, Jacltsons Roman Mesa, Here .k no harsh,:
+ 1 Births, MarriaQ4e sad Deaatlp tree od dtatve. griping or i> rltaRing laieative: bot a de < was a'ntiwered by $5 members. The
ail tion sales, Notices to Dred► r0, I+mc. — Ranee w ltpglieaybp, licious• wholesome, and natural cerea1l, S41 illture le8$a11 war, read; by Sarah
Developed liar Robert G. Jackson, M.IJ., it McKellar, who. also sang, a solo.
1, /��, Events combines hhe \patural food values and dr rs• Young closed, , e meet-
�+V��r Wanted liaious flavors of whole wheat and whole • G. M ng cl d it -he
. rye with the gentlx laxative properties of Ing with prayer. I:unoh Was serv-
,, �7'�,+ GOOD OWE TYME BARN DANCE TIITANTED - TO RENT AT ONCE. 8sx o Iii and bran, Make Roman Meal ed.
at the Crystal Palace Ballroom M'it I Y apanbnerxt or small hoose, for three your daily cereal 46rthe whale family. Mr. James Ballantyne alkd' daUgh-
shell, Friday night, October 28, -with Iron adults;. cottage preferred.' Apply to Box Write today Jacjts,n Foods Limit -
i" Robertson and h,s Ranch ffiye. 1323, HURON 'EXPOSITOR, ed, Dept. K ,;,1 -WU1ingd6rQM1vd., Toronto. ter, Janet, of London, visited with
, 4$71x1 427.1-1 for FREE Booklet "Nature's Way to Good ATehie and Neil Mc�Kella�,: '
Health" by Robert G. Jackson, M.D. Rev. G. Young and Mrs, YOun�
Lost and FoUnd Notices are spending a tow days at their
BirthB cottage in Forest.
�j OUND-A SUM OF MONEY. OWNER
RADIO REPAIRS -PROMPT AND RE- Mr. and Mrs. T. L. ,,Scott and
" "- may, have same by Droving property R liable repairs to all makes and models JOHNSON -In Scott Memorial Hospital, 'three sons visite,4 with Mrft. Scott's
and paying charges_ Apply Box 822. EX- at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR, opposite on Oct, 24, to Mr, and Mrs, Leo' John- brother, Hugh Moore and, Mrs.
PO.SITOR OiFFICJ+ 4271-1 Dick House, Seaforth. 4269x3
son, Seaforth, a daughter. Moore at Lindsay, also with her
McLENNON-In Scott Nfemorial Hospital. . ,
UND-2 $AIRS GLASSES, ONE OWER KNIVES WELDED AND on Oat 24, to Dr. and Mrs. J. C, Me- mother at Fenlon Falls,
with the inscription • I -he Tait Optical M sharpened_ Lawn mowers also sharp- Lennon. Seaforth, a daughter. - Rev, D. .crinClail' will be guest
" Co," and the other with a Hamilton fir- ened. JOHN MacLEAN. Egmondville STAPLETON-In Scott 'Memorial Hospi- speaker at the anniversary 'servic-
•tai, on Oct- 25, to Mr, and Mrs. Fergus es next Sunday.
name •thereon• f?wners may have same Garage, 4255-tf Stapleton, Dublin, a son,
,,.'•' by proving property and paying chariies, -- HARRISON--In Stavely, Alta., on Oct. Visitors with Mrs. ism.,.Hough-
Apply at THE •F•XpOS1TOR OFFICE BARNS CLEANED AND WHITEWASH -
w• 4271-1 B 'L4. to Mr_ and Mrs, Keith Harrison.
G1, - ed following T.B, test. Brand new •ton on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs.
sprayer capable of 1,000 Donnas pressure. formerly of seafbrth, •a daughter. John Houghton and two daughters
Work done to inspector's satisfaction. -. of Mildmay; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
�' — -- Phone 44 r 9, Dublin. FRED HARBURN.
l: Auction Sales Staffs. 4256-tf Deaths Houghton and three children of
AUCTION SALE OF 8o HEREFORD -- wingham, and Shirley, Gare and
�Vertern Cattle T.B. Tested), will be Notice To Creditors
held at Harald Jackson's farm, half mile
,. east of Seaforth, on Monday, November
I. 7th, at I p.m.: 30 steers ranging from NOTICE to CREDITORS
,� 600 •to 1000 lbs,; 25 heifers ranging from
500 to 700 tbs.: 25 spring calves; 2 wagon In the Estate of JAMES W. BONTHRON,
'' horses; 1 Western saddle and bridle, like Deceased_
new, Terms -Cash- C. H- DOW, Pro- ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
1& �prietor; Harold Jackson. Auctioneer, against the estate of James W. Bon-
,, 4271-2 thron, late of the Village o£ Hensall, in
I _ the County of Huron, who died on or
AUCTIOSALE OF 40 COWS AND about the 26th of July, 1948, are requires}
HeifersN and Pigs, at Lot No. 31, Con- to file particulars of same with Elmer D.
V cession 6, GoderiQh Township, 1 mile south Bell, Solicitor, of Exeter, Ontanio, on or
'`` of Porter's Hill, on Tuesday, November before the 28th o: October, 1919 next,
V" 1st• at 2 p.m„ sharp: CATTLE -10 pure after which c''ate the estate will Fre dis-
,I. bred 'Jerseys, 2 fresh (all from the same bributc4d, baving regard only to those
stable) ; 6 choice Durham cows, 2 with, ; claims of which notice has been received.
calves; 4 Ayrshire cows ; 20 Holstein cows I EL,MER D. BELL, K.C.,
and heifers, Five of the above cors are Solicitor for the Executor.
Exeter,
fresh, , balance are springers and early Ontario.
calVers. These are good quality cows and ' 4269-3
)+ heifers, all TjB. tested and some vaccinat-
ed, and all can enter any tested area.
FIGS --6 young sows. bred_ Terms -Cash- For Sale
A. E. TOWNSHEND & SON, Proprietors; I
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer; K. W R SALE -'2 STORM WINDOWS, SIZE
1 Colquhoun, Clerk. 4271-1 , ,FOR
.1., 324K x 661.j. PHONE 67-W, Seaforth,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM MACHIN- I 4271-1
cry and Household Effects, at Lot 27, ' FOR SALE-REMINGTON TYPEWRIT-
COntes5ien S. Hibbert Township, 3 miles •
west of Staffa, on Saturday, November er, in good condition. PHONE 193J.
. 5th, at 1 p.m.; 2 farm wagons; wagon I;:eafortth. 4271-1
box.:, seed drill; intirtow disc harrow; 2 FOR SALE-.,30FIN DEERE TRACTOR,
walking plows; Deering mower; cutter;
iI � li,-� wogon; sleighs; road cart; fanning Model .B. R. R. W. COLCLOUGH.
4.• mill; cutting box; speed jack; 1,000-th. i'hune Clinton, 9^6,r 4.
•ca'l .- stuffier; bag truck; house door; 4271x1
hay fork ; sling ropes and chain; whiflle-
trees; neckyokes; chains and other art- " FOR
SALE -400 L.S. x N.H. PULLETS,
tele:: 1927 Whippet car in good condition. laying. Apply to W, J. F. BELL.
POULTRY -100 Hock pullets, laying; 2 ; Phone 91 r 12, Hensen, 4270-2
chicken shelters and poultry equipment;
i poultry fence and. netting; 5 square Dine FOR SALE -MAN'S BICYCLE IN GOOD
veranda posts ; horse cellars ; set doable condition also well digging outfit.
harness (with, breeching); set single hai- Apply to TOM RICHARDSON, Hensall.
1. •ness; wheelbarrow; 15 -ft, straw blower Phone 165-W. 4270-2
I pipe. HOUSEHOLD EFFEGTS-Kitdhen
rtnge (good), spool leg extension table; FOR SALE -DARK RED DURHAM
G kitchen .chairs; number of rocking heifer, to ,freshen end of December,
-chairs; kitchen cabinet; couch-, glasalcuD- Apply ,to JOHN F. BELL, R.R. 2, Sea-
board; number of small .tables; add chains forth. Phone 1847 r 4. 4271-1
and occasional chairs; pictures; stair car-
pet; floor carpets; 3 furnished bedrooms; FOR SALE -'REGISTERED SHORT,
ehesti of drawers; spring mattress. horn ' bull, T.B. tested, 11/t3 years old,
trunks and bedding; cherry" round table; Pubo rubber tired wagon. BOX 820•
lamps ; spool whatnot; spool beds', quilt HURON EXPOSITOR. 4270x2
boxes ; toilet sets • flower pots; dishes; •
sealers; garden tuols:9awn mower; child's
F.OR SALE -2 FRAME HOUSES WITH
go -part; child's wagon; m congoleurug 9P 1' all modern conveniences, immediate
x 9r. Terms -Cash. JAMES HILL, Pro- paisession. Apply NORMAN SANDER-
priebor; Harold Jackson, Aneti--r; John SON, Louisa St., Seaforth.
Buftton, Clerk. 4271-2. 4269x3
CLEARING AUCTIUN SALE OF FARM FOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
'j,.. Stock and Implements, also Feed and, machines, electric and treadle- Re -
Grain, at Lot 11, Concession 10, Stanley, pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
Township, f° miles north of Zurich, on CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
Goshen Line, on Wednesday. November 2 4223-tf
at 1 p.m.: IMFLEMENTS-McCormick-
Deering aide rake (hire now) : M H bind- , SPRAYED APPLES .FOR SALF-SPYS,
er, 7 -ft. cut (good) ; Coekshutt 13 -hoe fer- r7 Kins;s, Greenin=, Baldwins, etc.; al-
tilizer drill (good); 2•.lr•am steel roller; s,o cider apples, Phone Clinton 613 r 24.
2 -wheel trailer and stack rack; top buggy- FRED McCLYMONT, Varna.
cutter; farm wagon; 16 -fit, hap rack 4269x4
(flat) ; Deering mower. 6 ft; M. -H. drop -
head hay loader; riding Plow; walking FOR SALE -ROLL TOP OAK OFFICE
Blow; 19 -plate disc harrow; spring tooth i desk. office seat, swivel chair; small
cultivator., 4 -section harrows; set farm size upright piano. This furniture i3 in
Sleighs; Dig trate; wagon box with stock excePent condition. Apply to HAROLD
rack; iron fence pasts; stone boat; Clin- JACKSON. Audtioneer. Phone 14-661,
don farming mill.; farm scales; 2 'iron ket- Seaforth. 41271-1
ties; gravel box; 2 past hole augers-, 2
i, steel water troughs, 6 and 8 ft. ; cedar FOR SALE—
BRED SHORTHORN
11 Dints; sling rape, chain, etc.; forks, shov-' serviceable age, sired by
of servivi
els, chains, whitfietrees, neekyokes and a I Robin bulk Royal, Lambert Templar Imp.
' sacks; sully'rake• 40 rods of new Frost
host of other articles; grain bags and !.l 8 tested APv1Y ROSS DICK, R. R, 2
t'
wire; 1 set of double blocks. HORSES- �FOR
Henaij- •1270%3
-- ...Team' of -matched brown horses, 9' rand 10
years old; 2 -year-old gelding, Percheron• SALE -3 CHOICE LOTS, OEN-
'SARNESS-1 set of team harness; 1 set . trolly located on north side York St„
of single harness • slumber of horse col- ' Hensall, Nos. 459• 460 and 461; fall
dans. GRAIN AND HAY -1:5 tons of mix- � rloaghed. ADDIy to MRS. LAWRENCE
ed hay; 500 bushels of Cartier oats; 8 BAYNHAM. Phone 171-W, Hensall.
bushels of timothy seed: 2 bushels red 4270-2•
lover. PIGS -18 York chunks; quantity __ ___
-- of lumber and plank. Terms - Cash.
LLOYD DOWSON, Proprietor; Harold Motor Cars For Sale
• Jackson, Auctioneer; E_ P. Chesney, Clerk.
I
4270-2 IF OR SALE -1946 DODGE 16 -TON PICK -
up truck. Apply CHESTER LEE,UCTION SALE OF FARM PROPER- I Seaforth, Phone 487-W. 9271x1
li. ty, Live Stock and Household Effects,
1.
at Lot 12, Concbision 8. Hay Township, I FjtiOR SALE-- 1938 FORD DE LUXE
oue-ha'lf mile south of Hillagreen, on Parr!F .P car, new diotor ;
Line• on Thursday, November 10th, at 121 Soot tires, PHONE
699 J, Seaforth. 9271-1
o'clock sharp, -the following; HORSES_- '
Matched teases brown fillies CATTLE-IFOR SALE -1926 cnEVROLET, IN
7 choice Durham and Hereford cows, due: good running order; also car heater
to freshen From January to April; one ( (hot water). Apply to MELVIN
;' young Hereford bull; 8 baby beeves; 8 NETZ3KE. Phone ti67 r 41, Seaforth.
summer calves, T.B. tested. PIGS - 3
YorkheiSs, almost ruddy for market: $ I FALL BARGAINS
Pigs 10 weeks old. POULTRY -135 Hy-
brid Pullets• layim. HAY AND GRAIN
--A quantity of oats; 40 tons mixed hay.
FARM MACHINERY - It wsey.Harris
bunter; 1040 McO..ek Deering tractor 148 CHEV. COACH
in good condition; 8 -farrow International 48 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACHESPlow; spring tooth cultivator; McCormick-
•{ Deering oil bath mower (new) ; McCor- 12 one with radio
mdck-Deering drov-,bead hay loader; sulky j
rake;. McCorraickDeering fertilizer drfll. AQ
s'-,. 18 -hoe; Tadhope Anderson mamrre spread- 'W CHEV. SEDAN
er (good) ; 2 Walking plows; 4 -section har-
rows ; 3 -dram steel roller; 2 sets of farm 3'47 CHEV. COACHES
scales • fanning mill ; De Laval cream A-1 Shape
separator ; good rubber tired wagon with
Sliding flat rack; set of farm sleighs: bag OHEV. SPECIAL DE LUXE
truck; , r/� H,P. motor and pump jack; 40 COACH -$975.00
Massey -Harris bean Stuffier; 2 -wheeled
trailer; cutter; set of breeching harness; Q OLDSMOBILE 5 -PASSENGER
single hainets; number of horse cdllars; _38 COUP"650.00
forks, shovels, wbidletrees chains, hay
fork, sling rapes, sling chains, and many�� FORD SEDAN
1. other articles_ AUTOMOBILE -1946 fifer- New motor -.4375.00
- cury Sedan. in geed contrition. COLONY
HOUSIn30x12, and other poultry equip- � '
merit. HOUSEHOLD EFFECMA full 3s./ DODGE SEDAN
fine of household eft`ectx, including 3 cub.
ft . Westinghouse Frigidaire (new) ; 4 -plate - MANY OTHER VALUES
Moffat electric range (new); Westinghouse
isuhetning machine;. dike new: kitchen dalel BRUSSELS MOTORS
et'• other kitchen furniture; mantel
rad btl ; Singer sewing machine; thester-
field, New WilDams , upright piano; an- "The Home ofBetter Used Can"
ti"Ue sofa- dxtension table- a number of ,
r6eUks and small tables; 4 templet bed- OPEN EVERY EVENSNO
raoib suites, Springs and mattresses; quilt
I trunks; gnanrilk of bedding; --
' dlaCti9: 2 ,raga, 9x12: scatter mate and Cards of Thanks
Other Barr 6werings ; pictures ; 3 large
mtikors; sealers and dishes kitebeft uten-
sifa''-. etc. FARMS --The faun consists , of BPS., HENRY DAYMAN WISHES TO
t0W, acres, 'rot `t�, , 0oiiitbW6'ft '7;' litai, at'�idM her -heartfelt thanks to her
�otanahitr, ifs utile Louth of Hillagreen. On friends and neighbors for the many acts
tihk; Drertrfses are situated a story and a of kindness extended to her during her
half' brick braise: large 'crank Imre with recant sad bereavemen4, and also for the
straw shed, drive shed; Hydro throughout many cards olid gifts received by her htts
bhildiisgs. ;Clay' loath; S acres fall wheat band .while in St. Jose#h'e Hospitaul..Spe-
soptia: farm in excellent atato of eultfva- clal thanks to the W.A. and Oddfollowe
fra114 gaol *Mer Supply. Ailsa a Wscrofof Brucefleld for their cards and flowers,
isatio. North Half Lot is, •adjoining tho III 4271x1
IOB acfe farm; $lame barn; all land till-
able ,Alger North Half of Lot I5, 5o -acre Algg . GEORGE HESS, . HENBALL,
faIW. on 00 unhvlon ]tine, $t"leyp�y,,frl w(�i(gs Iq express her Siri'eere bhantm
Yariiilrri;�Ai ' : excel slit grass with windnciil l and �p�+¢3iatfttii for 'the »tarty kind attS
a w
d , ss. I . se fa 1
% Dn y a rias, twit sttotvn tier ' in a Olinton Hospital •by all
i tae n So arate a
agtd r >y parcels. sitfidect to lute 6ato 'bot'bon Staff and special, and
't aetWetY laia�. x'@rriSe Otr Oiratto2s, caSli ; 60 esttoft Oaks, Goddard and Addison, al-
i �13e ` 1% „ ,,.:. y'ari�e . In `00.41;".. • so to the tSniteil Church 'and other vSm - t{{
7t"Ah(+>r�' ' 1;XXN kAxiK iitfbns, and' :to hoe mstly< ki�'itid fr1=1
�i IXsItoiilatks'SFr, Aitoflonezr, b', +yr flodderS, ciredLr letter an8' %rett'ie,
P, C..httiftJe�j. � lerke, 42"li: g 4271-1
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DICKSON-At Edmonton, Alta., on Mon-,
Gordon Houghton, of Adlsa, Craig;
day,,,Qtio!. 24, 1949, Evelyn H. Ward, be-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp, Mitchell.
loved wife of S. A. Dickson; mother of
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Archibald H„ Ann Elizabetb and Mrs.
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R. G. 11, Cormack, and sister of A. H.
,
Wail Hamilton. and Mrs. F. B. Grif-
iTL�N A T 7
fish, Toronto. Interment in Edmonton
i1L��Iti7t1LiI
on \Vedncsday.
41g, 1' White• ,
,
The annual thankoffering meet-
ing of the Aruold Circle Evening
ZION
Auxiliary was ,held in the schcol-
room of Carmel Presbyteli.in
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Kleinfeldt
Church when members and their
left for Detroit on Friday to attend
husbands enjoyed a delicious ban -
the funeral of .their aunt, Miss C.
quet, President Mrs. Glenn Bell'
A. Aikens, who died in Detroit on
presided for the program, wbicl±
Thursday.
included solos by Miss Jean Me -
Don't forget the anniversary
Donald. and- Grant'MCDoGald, of
set -vices on Sunday.
Exeter, who- also rendered, vocal
Mr. Charles Roney is wearing a
duets, with John L. Nicol as a^
smile these days another boy, a
companist, Rev. P. A. Ferguson ia-
brother for Carl.
troduced the guest speaker, Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper were
Douglas Stewart, of Kincardine,
in Stratford, recently,
who presented a very inspiring
Mr. and Mrs. ;Russell Roney and
message, expressing the vital need
Joan visited with 'Mr. and Mrs.
of a Christian awakening within
Kenneth Roney in .Stratford oil
ourselves, or else missions will be -
Sunday.
come extinct.
Miss Phyllis Gibb and Mr. Clay-
Mr, Henry Adkins, who is eln-
ton Sheldon visited with fir. and
ployed at the Clinton Radio School.
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm on Sunday.
'helping to erect wartime houseq.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper vis-
is confined to his room sufferin7l
ited with her mother, Mrs, Balfour
with a badly bruised leg, the re -
and Dalton on Sunday,
sult of an accident when a form
weighing 500 pounds he was help-
ieg to put up for the foundation
KIPPEN '
for The houses, fell down towards
bit and landed on his leg. He was
Smile on the canvasser fox the
attended by Dr. J. P. O'Dwyer, of
C'ummunity Drive when he knocks
Zurich, X-rays revealing the badly
at your door.—(Adv.).
bruised leg. He will be confined to
Mrs. John Anderson spent sev-
his room for some days. •
eral days. in Clinton recently with
Miss Clarissa Mitchell, who is a
her parents, _Mr. and Mrs. Rumble.
patient in Victoria Hospital; Lon -
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
don, the result of a fall she s•uf-
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
fered in her home recently, has
aa4d Mrs. J. Ferguson•, of Chisel-
had her kneecap removed and, -her
burst.
leg is now ire a t;ast. She will be
Quite a number attended, the auc-
confined to the hospital for some
tion, sale. of Mrs. A. Monteith on
time.
Wednesday last.
Announcement
Mr. John Sinclair is wearing a
Mr. and Mrs. George Moir, Hen -
broad smile these days, A daugb-
sail, announce the engagement of
ter arrived at ,their home last
their eldest daughter, Lyla Dlive,
week.
Mr, and Mrs. H. Jones and Grant
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Gac'k r
•
and Gail Ann visited on Sunday
FILMS
with Mr. and Mrs, A. Ferguson,
near on..
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
a
THURSDAY, NOV. 3rd
will be observed %. St. Andrew's
McKillop Township
Upited Church here on Sunday
next at 11 a.m.
S.S. No. 6 • , .... 10..30 a.m.
The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's Unit-
P.M.
edS.S. Church will hold their birthday
meeting' in the church on Wed 'ales-
St. Columban .. 8.30 p.m.
day afternoon: Nov. 2, at 2.30 p.m.
The auxiliariesof Goshen and
Blake United Churches have been
FLR,IDAY, NOV. 4th
invited to -attend.
Beechwood
School ....... 2.30 P.M.
CROMARTY ,.
Winthrop School 8.30 p.m.
Smile on the canvasser for the
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Community Drive when he knocks
McKillop Federation
at your door.—(Adv.).
Miss Jessie Gillespie is visiting
Of Agriculture
at the home of Mr. Thos. Scott,
STAFFEWS
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Phone 49 - Seaforth
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children,. Marin acrd .I)ravidl a,o q ' `, dill . Mlllle 'andmpbt3ll Kreu
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sent the weed >pd ,y+'ll'th lla�r , >;t{l. My,. and; Mro,-Welsopl Pepper, of
Mrs. w. 1'eppbr. - galniltok .wer.� visitors with Mr.
Keep. -the date in mind Nov 8 and Mrs, William ,Pepper.
1 1 ' A masquerade Hallowe'en ,dance
for the big frolic in fire ne�Y OoxP-
mwill be h�{ld 3n the Town Hall Fri -
unity Building, sponsored � by ,the
Chamber . of Commerce, to. Take I der; "Oet. 2$. Murdoch% orchestra,
funds to complete ,the arena. 1,U,: sponsored , y andsI ll branches
teen prizes will be given away, Lodg-
that
night, for which tickets are now es. ,Good prizes will be given.
being sold. Powell - Adkins
The prizes are as follows: Ist, I 'The home -o€ Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Boy's bicycle, $62.50; 2nd, 96 -piece Adkins Hensall, was the scene of
dinner set, $49.95; 3rd, Sunbeam a lovely autumn wedding Saturday
Wxw,aster, $48,75; 4th, Tri -Lite when their only daughter, Shirley
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SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
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(OmmmunityRecreation Centre
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I . Mere Ore- the Facts!
The need for a Community Recreation Centre has long been .felt by forward-looking citizens
of our community --= Display space was lacking at our Fair Grounds -- Boys Scouts and Girl
Guide Organizations were 'disbanded two years ago- for lack of meeting rooms'— The - Spring
Horse Show was discontinued a ' few years ago for lack of facilities — The Women's Institute
has experienced trouble finding a place to meet — and so it goes.
The Local Branch of the Canadian Legion was quick to support the idea of a Community
Centre and voted the $10,000 raised for a Legion Hall to this project, as .it felt that this type
of living Memorial would 'serve best to honor its fallen comrades, .and keep the memory of the
valiant deeds of Canada's Army constantly in the minds of coming generations. The. -citizens '
of Seaforth endorsed by vote a $40,000 grant by the Town. The Provincial grant will raise the
total to $60,000. .
Overall Size --100'x 226'
Community Centre -40' x 100'
Assembly Hall --40'x 60' .
Includes Stage, Dressing Rooms, Wash Rooms, Upstairs Snack
Bar 30 feet long.
Legion Hall -20' x 35' upstairs
24' x 14' downstairs
Ground Floor: '
Dressings Rooms:
1 Ladies' Lounge
3 Dressing Rooms
Useable for Scouts, Guides, Etc.
Central Rotunda:
19P x 40,'—Snack Bar 32 feet long.
Heating Upstairs and Downstairs by Automatic- Oil
Furnace
Lucky Door Prizes
AT FEATHER PARTY -
to be sponsored by
Seaforth and District Memorial
Community Centre
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1949
To all- donors who contribute $5.00 to the
Memorial Centre during the canvass to raise
$30,000, the Committee will give one admission
ticket to the Feather Party to be held on the
above date. Should the donation be more than
$5.00, the donor will be entitled to one ticket, for
each $5.00 donated. That is, an individual who'
contributes $100.00, he or she will receive 20
tickets on the lucky door prizes.
The canvass is to raise sufficient funds to
complete the building in every detail, including
artificial ice; drains, grading, gravelling of lot,
painting of inside, and furnishings, .
THE LUCKY DOOR PRIZES WILL CONSIST
OF THE FOLLOWINII:
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AERO "DUO -JET" PUMP AND WATER Arena Surface: Prize Supplied by Value
SYSTEMS—For deep and shallow wells. 75f x 180?, suitable for Horse Aows, Fall Fairs, Etc., as well as 1st—Ladies' Persian Lamb Coat—Stewrt
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for Skating. Bros., Seaforth ....... . . . . ..... $500,00
AERO SILVER FLAME AUTOMATIC OIL 2nd—Deep Freeze Unit—Seaforth Motors 500.00
BURNERSSeating Capacity: 3rd—.,Philco Refrigerator—Daly Motors .. 985.00
4th—Bendix Autos '-*-' W h
Used"
Car Specials �
1948 Austin Maroon Coach, with heater ''
1948 1 -Ton Ford Pickup, heater and heavy tire
1939 Chevrolet Coach, heater and radio
1938 Studebaker Sedan, heater and radio .
1929 Chev..Sedan with healer, only 30,000 mile
in good shape
1942 Dodge 1/2 -Ton Pickup with stock racks, ne
Dodge motor
1 Portable Electric Welder, 175 volt, on trails
with motor, -ready for any job, fully guar
anteed.
The above goods are in fine shape and we stand behind the
if Interested,in good reliable transportation, check these over no
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000061 either side, with 3 -foot catwalk at rear and across end. Kling 319.00
5th—Admiral Radio and Phonograph—
a Rotunda and Assembly Hall have glass windows Balt Furniture Store ............ 285.00 `
6th=Moffat Propane Gas Stave—Geo. A. ''
overlooking arena surface. sills &. Sons ..... ........... . 144.50
7tH—Eureka Power Lawn Mower—+Bald»
Contraht is for $53,700 win's Hardware . 120.00
Amount now available $60,000 8th—Chrome Kitchen Table and Chairs— r
G. A. Whitney 110.50
S Cost of Artificial Ice Plant, $27,000 9th—Boshart Corner Cabinet — John
Boshart & Sons ................ 95.00
•Painting, levelling ice surface, gravelling, making 10th—Fur Neckpiece (4 Skins) — Sam.
parking, space will bring the totAl to $30,000.00 Shinen ....................... 85.00
S $2,544.00
0 Lucky Ticket Holder, does not have to be present
to win the above prizes. m
w $30,000 WILL FINISH THE JOB In addition there Brill btu°OVer 50
I ��l . I . Consolation. prize$ I .
rf -of • You MUST, however, be, Iii a'ttendaitce at, th'e "
- Won -It, ��V `I+' Feather Party to participate tri do of the Coon-
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EAF�RT rl- � v i �vr�r, be responsible for the shippling or r?i�11fi'hg df #hobo
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w -r ; ,, o Give Generously . xtd a "a Eooste> .
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