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Lost and Found
STRAYED ONTO THE FARM OF
Archie Parsons, Town Line, west of
Kippen, small black, longhaired dog.
PHONE 100 r 13, HensalL 4295x1
Coming Events
YOU'LL HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR
life dancing to the good old tyre
music of Don Robertson and his Ranch
Boys, at the Crystal Palace Ballroom,
Mitchell, every Friday night,
4294x2
A RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS.
r.. ken will be held on Tues-
day, April 18, at Walton Community
Hall. Music by Pierce's Western Band.
Admission at popular prices, Lunch will
be served. 4295-1
For Sale
POR SALE - FOUR -BURNER ELEC-
uric range. HURON EXPOSITOR.
FOR SALE - SPRAYED APPLES.
Phone Clinton 613 r 24. FRED Mc-
CLYMONT, 4287x10
FOR SALE - QUANTITY OF RED
Clover seed. Apply GEORGE
WHEATLEY. Phone 849 r 14, Seaforth.
4295x1
FOR SALE -4 COCKSH'U1T FERTILIZ-
er drill, 41 disc, in good condition; 1
1980 Model A Oar in good running con-
dition. Apply to CALVIN HORTON.
Hensall. Phone 73 •r 31. 4295-1
Qe.E'D FOR SAI E-A QUANTITY' OF
▪ Alaska oats and barley mixed, fit for
seed; also some red clover seed. Apply
to JAMES LANDSBOROUGH. Phone
665 r 16, Seaforth. 4295-3
FOR SALE - 1934 MODEL JOHN
Deere trac-ior on steel, 12-24 HLP., in
good running order. Priced for quick
sale (3125,00). Apply Box 861, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4295-1
OR SALE -POULTRY EQUIPMENT.
L including Warner electric brooders;
also Dr. Salsbury poultry remedies, KEN
MOORE, Moore's Poultry Farm. Phone
666 r 3, Seaforth. 4293-3
Tt OR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St, Stratford.
4223-tf
'OR SALE -1 GASOLINE POWER
washing nraehine, good as new; 1
Coleman gas iron; 1 Coleman 3 -burner
• slies s,...ee with oven: also 1 six -tube
Phenols battery radio, in perfect order.
Apply to DONALD CRICIL R.R. 3, Sea -
forth. Phone 614 r 3, Clinton.
4295x1
PIANOS -ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
used pianos. Such well-known makes
as Heintzman, Mason & nisch, Weber,
Nordheimer, etc. Special prices and terms
during this sale. - Write for list of bar-
gains. HEINTZMAN & CO. LIMITED,
242 Dundee St., London.
4293-8
POE SALE - JOHNSON SEAHORSE
motor, 5 H -P.; Johnson Seahorse mot-
or, 8 HP.; boat frame with 2 -inch step
in bottom; brass screw nails and chrome
marine fittings ; frame all sanded •ready
for plywood; saw frame with mitre and
fence in table with two 10 -inch saw
plates : new emery with six stones, Ap-
ply BERT HANEY, R.R. 4, Seaforth.
Phone 655 r 24, Seaforth, 4295•'2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of MARY ANN STOREY
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Mary Ann
Storey, tate ofr the Townahip of McKillop,
in the County of Huron, Spinster, deceaa-
ed, who died on the 14th day of Febru-
ary, 1950, are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on ar before the 28th day of
April, 1950, after which date the aeaets
] be distributed, having regard only to
Maims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 5th day of
April, 1950.
McCONNELL & HAYS.
• Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Administrator,
4294.8
NOTICE to CREYTORS
In the Estate of JAMES R. SCOTT
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Eetate of James R. Scott,
late of the Township of Tuckersmith, in
the County of Huron, Retired Farmer, de-
ceased, who died on the 21steeday of
March, 1950, are hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 23th day of
April, 1950, after which date •the meets
will be distributed, having regard only to
claims then received.
DATEDat Seaforth, this 5th day of
April, 1960. o -
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors,
4294-8
NOTICE to CREDITORS
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of William Richard
Archibald, late of the Township of Tuck-
erana4th, in the County of -Huron, Retired
Farmer, deceased, who died on the 29th day
of October, 1949, are hereby notified to send
infull particulars of their claims to the
Undersigned on or before .the 48th day of
April, 1950, after which date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the said estate
among the persons- entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard only to claims which they shall
then have notice,
DATED at Barrie, this 274h day of
March, 1950.
BOYS & BOYS,
1308 Owen St, Barrie, Ont,
Solicitors for Executors.
4293-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
ALL. P13RSONS li;A,VIN¢ CLAIMS
A" hibeld late at Towof nships Valiance M
eraith, Itt the County of Huron, Married
Qtiran, deceased, whet died on the 51th
Of September, 1949, acre hereby note-
* send sit fttTI particulars • of their
to the Undersigned qn. or before
y
$'th c(dof AVell, `;1abf95(6, f rr t* sett
;ttrdZkeefifiutieitr11l'.bruceed,14 &UHL
the Said tate Watley the venial*
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Property For Sale
Than SAI.- NEW HOUSE, RANCH
style; fully modern; oil' furnace. air
conditioned- Can be bought with down
psyment and monthly payment plan. C.
G. J.FF, John Street, 4286-tf
Wanted
WANTED -TWO ROOMS, SUITABLE
for housekeeping ; furnished or un-
furnished. PHONE 533, Seaforth.
4295x1
Help Wanted
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL,
housework: afternoons and Satur-
days. PHONE 364, Seaforth.
HELP WANTED - EXPERIENCED
hairdressers. Apply to Box 863, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. , 4293-3
SALESMAN WANTED - TO SELL
roofing and insulation. Commission
basis. Write Box 834, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. 4275-tf
Personals
SIU1NY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN 5 TO
15 1hr. New .pep, too, Try famous
Ostreet Tonic Tablets for double results ;
new healthy flesh ; new vigor. New "get
arcquaifrted" size only 60e. All druggists.
4295-1
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R CHEER
Goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25r:
24 samples 31.00, Marl -Order Dept, T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 911 Hamilton.
Ont.
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the supplying of 12.5 tuns of treated
stoker coal ,to be delivered to the Huron
County Hume at Clinton, Ont. Analysis
and content to be given. Ali tenders to
be addressed to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 29th day of April.
N. W. MIJ.r.F,R, •
Clerk, County of Huron.
4'22295.1
Auction Sales
AUC1 N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Effects.-7he undersigned has receiv-
ed instructions to sell by public auction
in the Village of Hensall, on Saturday,
April 15th, at 1:30 p.m., the Estate of
the date MargaretMcAlister; Classic
cook stove; Quebec heater; sideboard;
glass cupboard; extension table and six
chairs ; kitchen chairs ; 2 small tables ;
rocking chairs ; day bed ; spool bed; 2
bedroom suites ; magazine stand; cheat of
drawers ; trunks; sewing machine; two
toilet sets; woollen carpet 11x13; woollen
blanket; mattress; table cloths ; drapes;
bedspread; quilts; dishes: seal-
ers; knives and forks; ironing board;
copper boiler; couch; lamps; wash tubs;
8 -burner Perfection coal oil stove; „lawn
mower; garden tools, and numerous other
articles, Terms -Cash BRUCE WALK-
ER, Executor: P. L. McNaughton, 'Clerk;
Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer, 4295-1
POSTPONED AUCTION SALE OF
House Furnishings, Saturday night,
April 15th, at 7:30 p.m., in the
i Palace Skating Rink, Seaforth : Quebec
cook stove; 3 -piece Chesterfield ,lake
new); .lazy -boy chair and stool; odd
chesterfield chair; 2 trilight lamps: nnm-
ber of table lamps ; 2 walnut end tables
walnut telephone table and chair; n+Antal
Westminster chime clock ; steel cert table
and 4 chairs to match ; child's rocker: 7 -
ft. Frigidaire (3 years old) ; 4 -burner Fin-
lay electric range: waffle iron: garbage
Icans; chest of drawers; 2 modern walnut
dressers (new) ; walnut finish iron bed,
springs and spring mattress (new) ; bed-
room chairs; 2 modern walnut single
beds, springs and spring mattresses
(matched) ; smoking stands : scatter mate ;
silver tea service (grape design) ; dishes
end kitchen utensils, and other furniture,
Terms --Cash, E. P. Chesney, Clerk: Har-
old Jackson, Audtioneer. 4294-2
CLEAM24'C AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock aral Implements, --W. E. Nairn
will sell by public auction on Lot 15,
Con. 11, Uaborne, Huron County, 2 miles
northwest of Woodham, on Tuesday. April
1811, 1950, 'commencing. at one o'clock:
HORSES -,Bay Clyde gelding 5 years old ;
1 brood mare in foal; 1 set harness and
collars. CATTLE -40 head of Holsteins,
T.B. tested; 2 pure bred cows, fresh; 7
grade cows, fresh ; 8 cows due at sale
time; 9 heifers due in September; 6
heifers 1 year old ; 10 heifer calves ; 1
choice grade dmdd- IMPLEMENTS -
Wooda' milking machine with three single
units ; 4944 Model B J. Deere tractor; J.
Deere power lift cultivator; J. Deere
hammer mill mounted. on_ skirls with ef-
ficient speeds lack ; McCormick -Deering
grain binder, Deering ' mower; tedder;
Max -Well hay loader; 2 -furrow Case trac-
tor plow; set of drag harrows; fanning
mill ; seed drill: 14 -plate in -throw disc ;
land roller; scuffler ; etc. No reserve:
proprietor is giving up farming, Terms
--Cash. IRVINE McELREA, Prop.; W.
E. Nairn, Auctioneer. Woodham Busy
Bees will have lunch booth. 4295-1
CILEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock end implements. at Lot 22.
Con. 4, McKillop Twp., 2% north and 1
mile east of Seaforth, on Wednesday.
April lath, at 1 p.m.: 1 Clyde ma -e 5
Peers old: 1 Clyde mare 6 years oi,t; 1
aged mare. HARNESS -1 set of back -
band harness ; single harness and bones
cellars. CATTLE --S choloe young Dur-
ham caws, some fresh and others due in
Antal ; 8 Durham heifers 2 years old ; 1
Durham eteer"2 years old; 4 Durham heif-
ers 1 year old ; 3 Durham calves, 1'TGS
-2 York sows with litters ; 1 - York ,sow
due end of April ; 8 York chunks. 125 lbs.
Tjt2PLEMENTS-7-ft, M. -H, binder (like
new); Codkahutt manure spreader (two
rears old) ; M. -H. mower, 641 : sulky
rake; 8.41 stiff tooth bultiveter: steel
roger; grain drill ; walking lelewa ; rid-
ing plows: De Laval separator ; 4.oection
diamond harrows : cutter ; buggy ; small
cutting hex ; fanning mill : root Milner:
2,000 -Ib. scales ; fiat hay rack • bag track
steel taitrlc (;row) ; grass seerder • aeuffler :
gaa barrels: forks, shovels, chains erv1
ether equipment; brooder stave turd ,peul-
try OVUM/lent; 4 fain shelter;; fLrn`in
halt+- alma- ropes; sloop sleighs and 12 t
tach gltantitle ,of Mixed haq. HOUSE -
H131 D Ercten4I6tt dnble; e1veh ; glass
4utrlrotLrd; 6 dining aha rt0 allniI or of
rock*Y'7s ihotted: small. 4able0 ; rarhi all
r 466' lifairgh4i 1 l61 tpd ( ,their oom amts t
West' tifeareri4 ilotrr bIo c r hgH 'k
; ptltid ty aS dis3yra, eeeelia lawrr rieryrr'M3;
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Poultry
• T E HURON ExFo TOR •
FOR SALE - ATAMOOORE'S POULTRY
RM
450 Leghorn X Rock
Pullets, hatched Feb. 16
500 Barred Rocks, hatch-
ed March 9th
Day old, sexed and mixed chicks and
poultry supplies.
MOORE'S
POULTRY FARM
R.R. 8, SEA.FORTH
Phone 666 r 3 - Seaforth
NOTICE .
ATT'ENT'ION, CAR OWNERS h-DUPLI-
cate keys for all automobiles now
made at SEAFORTH MOTORS.
4295-3
ADIO REPAIRS - WHEN YOU
radio won't work, bring it to TERRY'S
RADIO REPAIR, and take it home the
same day --any day. Opposite Dick House.
Phone 347-R, Seaforth. 4295-tf
WILL THE PARTY WHO WAS SEEN
Making si light cocoa -brown colored
overcoat, ,brown felt hat from the Town
Hall, Hensall, Wednesday, April 12, at
the Fiddlen,' Contest, please return to
LARRY'S SNACK BAR, or Caretaker of
Hall, and avoid further trouble.
HOWARD LEMON
NOTICE TO THE_ CITIZENS OF SEA -
forth and surrounding districts: The
4hell Gas Station, situated on the west
end of Coderiolr Street, has changed hands.
It will now be operated under Norman
Hickey. We will carry a large variety
of stock repairs and garage accessories
S•) first time by, give us a try. Our aim
to to please and serve our customers as
they desire. NORMAN HICKEY.
4295x3
Cards Of Thanks
MRS,. CHARLES FELKAT WISHES TO
extend her sincere thhnks for the
many cards, flowers and treats sent to her
while a patient in Scott Memorial Hoos-
pital ; also to thank the nursing staff, Miss
Dunn and Drs. Stapleton and Howson.
4295-1
MRS. WILLIAM STODDART AND THE
brothers and sisters of the late Wil-
liam Stoddart wish to express their sin-
cere thanks for the many „ acts of kind-
ness and expressions of sympathy ex-
tended to ,them during their recent be-
reavement; also to thank those who sent
flowers. loaned cars and helped in any
way. 4295-1
T WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
thanks to all those who called, sent
cards, assorted boxes, flowers and,treats
of all kinds. to Rev. Mr. Campbll, to
Dr. Brady and Dr. McMaster and to
those neighbors who did so much -in and
around the home during my illness.
MRS. MARGARET WHITE
2213x1
T WISH TO EXTEND MY THANKS TO
all those who sent cards and fruit, and
n^id me visits while a patient in the hos-
pital; and also to thank Rev. Mr. Gardiner
for his visits and also the nursing staff
of Scott Memorial Hospital, and Drs. Stap-
leton and Howson.
ALBERT PEPPER. Seaforth,
429.;x1
T WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL MY
friend, and neighbors for their shower
of oarda, fruit, candy, flowers and visits
while I was a patient in Seaforth Hos-
pital ; thanks to my special nurses, Mrs.
Brugger, Miss Parke and Miss Thamer,
and the nursing stab-: to Drs. McMaster
and Brady. arid special thanks to Rev,
and Mrs, T. Dale .Tones for their many
^rte of kindness. Also Ray and I would
lirr� :o thank those who helped our eiris
and remembered him while he was 111 in
bed.
MRS. RAYMOND NOTT
1295-1
Births
FINLAYSON-At Mount Hamilton Hospi-
tal, ,on April 9, to Dr. and 11Lrs. R. H.
Finlayson (nee Betty Smith), of Ham-
ilton, a son-
PINKNEY-Mr, and Mrs, Floyd C. Pink-
ney are happy to announce the birth of
a son, David Floyd, Saturday, April 1,
1950, at St. Michael's Hospital, Toron-
to. Both doing well.
Deaths
POLLARD -In Seaforth, on Monday, Apr.
10, Joshua J. Pollard, in his 86th year.
RYAN -In Scott Memorial Hospital. Sea -
forth, on Monday, April 10, Martin
Ryan, in his 70th year.
McPARLANE-Tn Seaforth, on Monday.
April 10, Nellie Helena Tennant, belov-
ed wife of Robert K. McFarlane, of
McKillop, in her 62nd year,
Jsborne and Hibbert
M>ual Fire Ins. Co.
F'om the nearest Director,
the Agents or the Secretary -
Treasurer, members of this
Company may purchase one -
quart size
HEAVY VEHICLE
FIRE
EXTINGUISHERS
at $10.00 each
REFILLS for these extinguish-
ers are available for purchase
by Members at $1.50 per one-
quart
no-quart tin.
Counter Check Books
,se
Printed Gummed Tape
MADE 8y
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tyllGt(/a. PAPt:a PReDUC'5
Ste-cs foro--r every business,
'Jar Hu.; color•, and desij r,.
S rt1:CF Sub; gogtior4 and
with ,ut ,bl..,;lor•.
EGMONJWU ,! .:
See George Kruse for the sprang
salvage drive, 'being sponsored by
the ,Seaforth Lions. Club til aid of -
the blind, -(Adv,). 1.
Miss :Mayme. Wadecte, B N,, of
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
spent Easter with Ther 'parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Watson,
CONSTANCE
See Borden Brown for the spring
salvage drive, being sponsored by
the Seaforth Lions Club in aid of
the ,blind. -(Adv.).
Mr, Donald Stephenson, B.A.,
Sc., of Ottawa, returned there on
Monday after spending a week at
his hol'ne,
WINTHROO
See E. Haase for the spring sal-
vage drive, being sponsored by the
Seaforth Lions (Sub in aid of the
blind. -(Adv.),
Mrs. John Beattie, who hhas been
in Scott Memorial Hospital, has
sufficiently recovered to be moved
to the home of Mrs, .Stanley Gar -
ham, Goderich St. East.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox, of
Sarnia, and Mr, and Mrs, Lorne
Wilson: of Tuckersmith, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Davidson and
family spent Sunday in Stratford.
Mr. and Mas. W. E. Hawley have
returned home from London and
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Laughnane and
Mary, of Niagara Falls, N.Y., vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Haase.
VARNA
The March meeting of St. John's
W.A. was held at the home of Mrs.
M. Reid. The afternoon was spent
quilting. The meeting was closed
by Rev. L. Morgan reading a pas -
Be thrifty! Phone 41, Sea -
'forth. Classified ads. are re -
suit -getting. The Huron Expos-
itor.
coomminimiumaimailmus
P -L -A -Y
Here Comes
Charlie
Presented by Thames
Road Y.P.U.
Town Hall, VARNA
TUESDAY, APRIL 18
Sponsored by W.A. Gosbee
Church
This is a popular play that
has been staged many times.
ypPY
MOTORING
INIS
Here are three Chryco products
designed to give you happier
motoring in the warm months
when your car gets its greatest
use. You'll find them reasonably
priced, and of course fully
guaranteed.
SON?
CHRYCO SUN VISOR - Designed to fit
the styling of Chrysler -built passenger,
cars. Sturdy, heavy -gauge aluminum.
Custom-built to match your car -no
drilling required. Engineered to elimi-
nate much of the blinding glare of
Spring and Summer sun.
FUN?
CHRYCO CAR RADIO - Make your
majoring more pleasant with a Chryco
car radio. Have music wherever you
got Drive relaxed while enjoying your
favourite programmes. Drive in and
have a Chryco car radio installed
while you wait. Reasonably priced,
CHRYCO SEAT COVERS - Add to the
appearance and comfort of your car
by protecting the uphoistery with per=
fect-fit, carefully -tailored, Chryco seat
covert. With them, you'll be able to
keep your seats looking new--Chryco
seat covers are easily cleaned.' They're
made of durable, attractive, practical
Materials; fit any Chrysler -built pas-
senger car. They may be installed in a
matter of minutes.
Cemsail Motor Sales
Phone 31 -- Hensal),.` ,
sage of Scripture and the mem
hers' prayer In unison, after'wlslch
refree/ ants were served by the
hostess.': ' • •
Easter holiday) 'visitors were:
Floyd McAsh with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John McAsh; Mr. and
Mrs. F. Grieve and son, Brantford,
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott; Mr.
and Mrs. W. McBride and family,
Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Chut-
or; Miss Rena Johnston, Reg.N:,
with her mother, Mrs. W. John-
ston, and, Rachel and Lloyd.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Reid and daugh-
ter, of Toronto, spent the Easter
holiday with the doctor's mother,
Mrs. M. Reid.
Lorna and Master Douglas Heard
of Stratford, are spending the Eas-
ter holidays with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott.
Miss E. Mossop spent Thursday
with Miss F. Logan, Hensall, prior
to leaving for Nashville, Tennesee,
to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Keys,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. McConnell spent
the week -end, in Toronto. Mrs. A.
McConnell, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Argo and fam-
ily, returned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elliott and
family, Brantford, spent Good' Fri-
day with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, VI. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lathem and
family and Miss G. Beatty, London,
spent the week -end at the home of
the lady's mother, Mrs. L. Beatty,
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Heard, Strat-
ford, spent Easter with the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott,
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Fisher, of
Guelph, spent a few days with
Russell and Bert Butler.
Miss Margaret Scott, of London,
spent the week -end at the home of
her mother, Mrs. R, J. Scott.
The Misses Dorothy and Donna
Norris and Helen Walker, of Lon-
don, at their respectivee homes
here.
Mrs. E.' MacDonald, of Exeter,
visited her sister, Olive Speare,
in Mitchell on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clive MacDonald,
Rev. G. Young and Mrs. Young
are visiting , this week with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Gibson, at Burlington.
Mrs. M. Houghton and, Gordon
Houghton visited last Friday with
Mr, and Mrs. Len Houghton at
Wingham. Leonard Gordon re-
turned' with them and is spending
the holidays here.
'rhe Davis .brothers of Thorn -
dale spent Sunday at the homes of
Helen Walker and Dorothy Noor-
1'iS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen en-
tertained members of their famil-
ies in honor of the 58th annivers-
ary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Colquhoun, parents of Mrs.
C. Allen.
The play entitled, "Coveralls,"
which was put on in Staffa Hall
by Elimville Institute, was well at-
tended and enjoyed by all.
The Young People's Society met
in the basement, of the church on
Sunday evening with Clen Chris-
tie . presiding, Margaret Walker
took the devotional portion; Eldon
Allen had the topic; Mrs, Young
gave her Bible address, while Don-
aid'ekeeott expressed the apprecia-
tion' of the society to Mrs. Young
for her interesting talks at each
meeting on the men and women of
the Bible. We are very sorry to
see Mr. and Mrs. Young leaving
the church and also the commun-
ity. The junior quartette favored
with a selection.
POSTS for SALE
• 400 Cedar Posts
• Hydro Poles
• Telephone Poles
Also Frame Barn, 40x60
Apply to
Stanley Stewartson
Clinton, R.R. 2
PHONE 610 - 6
21/, miles east of Clinton,
Highway No. 8
Attention
Home
Builders!
Lots Now Available
in New West End Survey
at $10.00 per Lot
Building to be started
within six months of
date of purchase of lot.
•
Work to supply the fol-
lowing services will be -
comnienced at once:
Hydro, Water, Surface
Drainage and Streets.
PLANS
AVAILABLE
AT
TOWN CLERK'S
OFFICE
First ct.
ome, first ,choice
ri
IIENSALL
.
Mrs. Roylance Westcott was hos-
tess+ for Hurondale Women's Insti-
tute. Mrs. Wm. , RoW liffe and
Mrs. Lostell assisted, An exchange
of seeds and plant slips was con-
ducted in response to the roll call.
Mrs. Wm. Rowcliffe discussed' the
care of the African Violet and a
skit ,was presented by Mrs, R. Oke
and Mrs. Earl Mitchell. The high-
light was a discourse by Mrs. Ly -
ops, of Exeter, on paintings. She
related interesting facts In the
lives of the earliest artists of Italy,
Holland and France, and touched
also on artists of modern times,
and displayed illustrations of their
work. It was. decided that in the
place of a cooking sale, each mem-
ber would contribute a dollar.
Luncheon was served,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Miller, of Tor-
onto, were Easter guests with Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Jinks,
Mr. Alvin Warrener, of Pontiac,
Mich., spent Easter with Mr. and
Mrs. Manley Jinks.
Mr. Wm. Hyde, in his 86th year,
captured 'first prize in his class at
the old-time fiddlers' contest held
at Sparts Fair, Queen's Park, Lon-
don, Friday night. Twenty-seven
contestants took part an,d the hall
was filled four times for the event.
Championship of Middlesex went
to a blind contestant. Playing at
contests since 12 years of age, Mr.
Hyde has won 4a ,prizes, includimlg
11 silver cups, lamps, rugs, and
cash; played at Toronto, London,
Grand Bend', Kirkton, St. Marys,
Thorndale, Stratford, Seaforth,
Clinton, Blyth, Goderich, Exeter
and; Hensall. He was champion of
Middlesex for two years in succes-
5ion.
Visitors over the week -end witb
Mrs. Andrew Buchanan and Jennie
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Buch-
anan, Mr- and Mrs. Elmer Palmer
and two young daughters, of Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchan-
an and family, of Nilestown - to
congratulate Mrs. Andrew Buchan-
an on her 91st birthday, April 8.
Morris Farquhar, manager for
Steele -Briggs onions said they had
handled larger quantities this year
than any previous year. Up to
date between 12 and. 13 cars and
truck loads of onions had -been
shipped to Northern Ontario, Que-
bec, Gaspe Bay; all the Maritimes,
no* shipping a car to 'New Bruns-
wick. About twenty men and wo-
men are employed - -..
Mr. George Follick, manager for
Rennie Seed Co., Said up to date
they had' shipped a number of cars
by rail to Montreal, Quebec Prov-
ince, in addition to local trade.
They have employed 17 men and
women and are expected to finish
up very shortly. The onions hacl
kept in splendid condition during
the winter months.
Under the auspices of the
Wohelo Class, an interesting pro-
gram is being given in the school-
room of the United Church Mon-
day night. Mr. M. Drysdale will
present a report, illustrated with
colored films, of his trip to Flor-
ida.
Mr. and Mrs- William MacLean
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Elder and family, of Hamilton;
Rev, and Mrs. Robert Passmore, of
Saltford, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Passmore over the Easter
week -end,
Mr. Laird' Mickle, Bill and Bet-
ty, Mr. Thomas Welsh and Mrs. Al-
fred Clark were in Toronto last
Saturday attending the funeral of
a relatives, the late Mr. A. Mac-
Murchy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Suz-
anne and David, of Windsor, spent
Easter with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook.
Mrs. L. Simpson is, visiting with
members of her family in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Hillier. of
London, were recent "visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle and
family.
McDonald - Cudmore
The Exeter Pentecostal Church
was the scene, of a pretty Easter
wedding on Saturday, April• 8, at
2 p.m., when Rev. H. T. Kendrick,
minister od the church, assisted by
Rev. E. Clemens, of Woodstock,
united in marriage Marjorie Eile-en
Cudmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Cudmore, Usborne Twp., and
Wilmer Charles McDonald, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy, T. McDonald, of
Exeter. The altar was beautifully
arranged with spring flowers, Eas-
ter lilies and ferns. The wedding
music was played by Mrs. Irving
Snider, who chose a floor length
gown of aqua. Mrs. Jolly, the solo-
ist, wore a floor length dress of
sky, blue, arid- sang '-'Phe Lojd's
Prayer," "Until" and "0, Promise
Me.'' The charming bride, given in
marriage by 11er father, wore a
gown of white slipper satin with
oft folds tapering to a deep v-
eckline with a nylon yoke and a
argebustle accentuated her full
kirt, The long sleeves extended
o a lily point over the wrists, The
oronet of orange blossoms and
ily-of-the-valley held the floor
ength veil of English. net, The
my ornament worn was a black.
riyx pendant set with a diamond
nd pearl, a keepsake of the bride,
nd carried a white Bible with a
*-sage of Better Time Roses, The
aid of honor, Miss Blanche Mc -
area chose a floor -length dress of
avender taffeta with nylon yoke
nd a full skirt with bustle back
ith matching nylon mittens and
oke bonnet trimmed with a green
strich plume, carrying a white
ible with corsage of Johanna Hill
oses and mixed sweet peas. The
ridesmaid, Miss Marion Triebner,
ore a 'floor length, gown of lime
reen organdy with frilled- skirt,
eck and sleeves, matching mittens
nd poke bonnet . trimmed with
ink ostrich plumes, and carrying
white Bible with corsage of But -
illy Roses and mixed sweet )peas.
1'hh junior bridesmaid, .Miss Ger-
dine Parker, cousin of the bride,
ore a floor length gown of yel-
w organde, atyled the same as
e bridesmaid with matching mit-
ens, poke bonnet trimmed with
nk ostrich plume, and carrying a
hlte Bible with a corsage of But-
erfly' rOses ant& mixed sweet peas.
he little ;flower girl, Dorothy Par.
e , • cousin of the bride, wore a
o'or, length' dress of pink organ -
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with matching mittens and Tgols
net, cari7Ing a basket of Ratted
sweet peas: The ringbearer, Mas-
ter'LeRoy Keyes, cousin of the
bride, wore whitetrousers wits
navy blue jacket, carrying the
ring on a white satin cushion. Mr.
Kenneth Cudmore, cousin of the
bride, was groomsman and the
ushers were Mr. Jack Kinslnan,
friend of the groom, and Mr. Geo.
Parker and Mr, Grant Cudmore,
cousins of the bride. The recep-
tion was held at the Club Monet-
ta. The bride's mother received,
wearing a wine suit with fur neck-
piece, black accessories and cor-
sage of sweet peas and snapdra-
don, Tile bridegcngm'sl Wlter
choae a..,grey eliseln4141 Wit#410
accessories and- corsage Of snap-
dragons and sweet Peaa. The 'bride
chose` a skipper blue, alit 'witIk.
grey •topcoat and pink and navy
accessories and a corsage. of Bet-
ter Times roses. On their return
from a short wedding trip they
will take up residence in Exeter.
Miss Viola Lemon and Miss Myr-
tle Nimmo, of Toronto, were week-
end guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Parke.
Mrs. Mary Brown celebrated her
93rd birthday this week.
The W.M.S. of the United
Church will hold its April meeting
Friday at 3 p.m.
Malting Barley
We are again contracting acreage for
The Canada Malting Co.
SEED SUPPLIED
Contact Us
Geo. T. Mickle and Sons
HENSALL, ONT.
Phone 103 • : Nights 133
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Red or green border 49c yd.
White Flannelette:
27ainch 3 yds. 1.00
36 -inch 3 yds. 1.25
Printed Broadcloth 35c yd.
New Plastic Drapes -Washable, fade resistant;
latest design and styling 1.98 pr.
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PHONE 70
HENSALL
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HYDE BROS., HENSALL & BRUSSELS
ALLIS-CHALMERS - - Dealers
wish to announce that they have appointed
KEN THOMPSON, SEAFORTH
as their Representative for the Territory of
Seaforth and Vicinity
We have at present a full line of Allis-Chalmers
Tractors and Machinery; also full line of Fleury-.
Bissel Farm Machinery.
In the purchase of an
'ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTOR
you always make a huge saving - running as
high as 25%. Low operating cost, there is no
equal! Ask an Allis-Chalmers owner; - let him
proudly verify this in his own words.
Therefore the smart thing to do if in the market '
for a Tractor is to get in touch with Mr. Thomp-
son and have him explain further the wisdom of
powering your farm the Allis-Chalmers way.
You save when you buy, and you keep, right on
saving every minute of operation.
BEFORE BUYING, SEE -
Ken Thompson - Pk. 833r13, Seaforth
rnmunization
Clinics
The Huron County Health Unit will again
be holding Immunization Clinics in the fol-
lowing schools on
TUESDAY, APRIL 25th, 1950
9:30 A.M.... , S.S. No. 7, Stanley
10:00 A.M..... U.S.S. No. 9, Stanley
10:30 A.M..... U.S.S. No. 1, Stanley
11:00 A.M..... U.S.S.S. No. 1, Stanley
S.S. No. 4W, Stanley
2:00 P.M..... S.S. No. 4E, Stanley
2:30 P.M. .... S.S. No. 5, Stanley
Infant and pre-school children may attend these
clinics. Other clinics in this area will be an-
nounced at a later date.
Early protection of children against Diphtheria
Whooping Cough, Tetanus and Smalliss
parent's obligation. every
Smallpox vaccinations will be given on the last
day of these clinics --- to -be announced later.
BE WISE . . . IMMUNIZE !
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