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Conti*, Events
DANCERS' FAVOD1$E BALLROOM
is the Crystal Palace, 'Mitchell.
Dancing every Friday night to the music
of Ontario's outstanding Old Time Dance
Band; Don Robertson and His Ranch
Boys. 4302x2
Lost and Found
POUND—A, BOY'S BICYCLE. OWNER
▪ may have same by proving Property
Hd saving charges. Apply Box 882,
URON EXPOSITOR. 4303-1
For Rent
FOR RENT — APARTMENT ABOVE
office: recently modernized; automatic
heating: garage. Available July lat. Ari.
ply DR. J. A. liIUNN. 4808-tf
Personals
T.TYGIENIC SUPPLIES (it U B B E R
•Goode) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
,envelope with Price list 6 samples 25c;
24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont
Property For Sale
POR . SALE -6 -ROOM HOUSE IN A-1
eondrition, with bathroom and furnace:
covered with Incl Brick. Large barn.
Situated on North Main St. Apply Box
881, HURON EXPOSITOR , 4308-1
£e OR CAL F,: -NEW HOUSE, RANCH
style; fully modgen; oil furnace, air
conditioned. Can be bought with down
payment and monthly payment plan. e.
G. LEE, John Street 4286-tt
HOUSE FOR SALE -6 -ROOM HOUSE
with three -Piece bathroom, built-in
tub, pedestal basin, furnace, hardwood
floors, full .basement, ail cemented; large
garden. Apply to Boa '884, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4303318
FOR SALE
New House, Modern,
Seven Rooms, James St.
Immediate occupation.
PHONE 353
Notices
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired. A. O'LEARY, Seaforth.
4299-6
p RADIO REPAIRS WHEN YOUR
radio won't work, bring it to TERRY'S
RADIO REPAIR, and take it home the
same day—any day. Opposite Drck House.
Phone 847-R, Seaforth. 4295 -ti
BARNS CLEANED AND WHITEWASH -
ed following rng T.B. test Brand new
sprayer capable of 1,000 pounds preasere.
Work done to inspector's satisfaction.
Phone 44 n 9, Dublin. FRED HARSHEN,
Staffa. 4301-tf
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
TRE NEXT MEETING OF THE HURON
County: Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Gode-
rich, commencing
MONDAY. JUNE 12th
at 10:00 A.M., D.S.T.
All accounts, notices of deputations and
other business requiring .the attention of
Council, should be in the hands of the
County Clerk not later Than Saturday,
June 10th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderioh.
' 4302-2
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS -WILL BE RECEIVES) BY
the undersigned for the painting of
the classrooms of Seaforth Separate
School. Work to be done early in July.
Tenders to be in by Saturday. June 3rd.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. .
JAMES .1 CLEARY, Secretary,
Seaforth, Ont.
4301-tf
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED IlP TO
Saturday, June 24, for the erection of
a new fence, approximately 609 feet, to be
of cedar posts and two cables, fur S.S.
No. 2, McKillop..
•Plans and specifications may be seen at
the home of Secretary. '
Joseph T. Hugill
Secretary -Treasurer
R.R. 2, SEAFORTH
4303-3
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
Federal Buildings—+Province of Ontario
EALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO
the undersigned and endoiaed "Tender
for Coal" will be received until 3 p.m. (E.
D.S.T.), Thursday, June 22, 1930, for the
supply of coal and coke for 'the Dominion
Buildings throughout ,the Province of
Ontario.
Forms of tender with specificatdona and
conditions attached can be obtained from
;the•-Purehasing Agent, Department of Pub-
lic Works, Ottawa, and the Supervising•
Architect, 26 Adelaide St East, Toronto,
Ont
Fenders should be made on the forms
supplied :by the Department and in accord-
' apes with departmental specifications and
Conditions attached theret'o�, Coal dealers'
;l'icens'e irluttbers mutt given when tend.
The Department i,ehervee the right to
ddtl'aiid .from any successful tenderer, be-
fore awarding the order, a security deposit
'4tir ,the .!form of a certified cheque on a
eiret-tefed bank in Canada, made Payable
ltd the Oder of the lfonounble the Minister
df Pitbitc Warks, equal to 10 per cent -of
h'a d±(rbttnt of the tender, or Bearer Bonds
klf Did Deifiinion of eanada or of the Can-
� r#ti +$idtfaaal 18al1way Company and
'p'tit'tient Conip3nies neednditlonaale
retteed O M etihe1piil Stili interea .by
latolrl4l ori of Cereda, or the eforerhen-
''beedh end ,a; -scuffled, eh e•dfre-
Ra x bt
alite ri �115r la6ti
apex' 4tfi1i111< s a !i2 ie Mitt
Help Wanted
SALESMAN WANTED — TO SELL
roofing and insulation. Commission
basis. Write Box 834, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. 4275-t1
WANTED AT ONCE
LIFEGUARD FOR SEAFORTH
LIONS PARK
Willing to assume responsibilities and
teach swimming.
Apply to
Frank Kling
PHONE 19 — SEAFORTH
4303-tf
For Sale
wj OR SALE -3 -YEAR-OLD HOLSTEIN
cora ; 6 -year-old Jersey cow. Phone
686 r 12, Seaforth. CI-IARI.F.G LANE.
4303-1
FOR SALE—HORSE-DRAWN OLIVER
corn or bean sooner, with bean puller
attachments. In! good shape. Apply
JOHN SINCLAIR. Phone 657 r 41, Sea -
forth. "' 4808x1
FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF MIXED
grain, Alaska oats, barley, spring
wheat. Apply JAMES LANDSBOROUGH.
Phone 665 r 16, Seaforth. 4301x3
pj OR SALE—TWO PURE BRED SHORT -
horn bulls, 12 months old. by a good
ran of Klaymore Elector: T.B. tested.
Apply to GEORGE L. REID, Varna, Ont.
4303-2
FOR SALE—NEW SINGI,`R. SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
4223-tf
-peon SALE --COOK STOVE (DOBER-
ty), warming closet, reservoir, new
fire -box; floor.length mirror, bevelled
plate; walnut frame and etand; antique
bed (walnut); large walnut wardrobe.
EARL VAN EGMOND, Phone 663 r 5.
4303x1
'pion SALE: PLANTS — TOMATOES,
Cabbage and Cauliflower of the fav-
orite variety, not in container, therefore
more plants for your money. Apply to
MRS. GORDON H. SCHWALM (one block
north of the United Church), Hensall.
4302-3
mon SALE — BEATTY ELECTRIC
washing machine, good condition:
Sparton radio, table model, may be tried
out; S, dozen antique kitchen chairs;
roll top oak writing desk; 2 rocking
chairs: parlor chair. Apply to JOHN
PETHICK, North Main St., Seaforth.
4303x1
post SALE -400 -ACRE FARM; EX-
cellent buildings; Hydro: good water;
41 acres sowed in grain, 42 acres in grass;
5 acres elm bush. Lot 20, Concession 14,
Grey, For further particulars apply to
PETER LITOWSKI, Brussels, Ont., R.R.
2. Phone 43-7. 4302x3
Motor Cars For Sale
'WOE SALE — 1935 FORD COACH.
Phone 252, or write MRS. WILLIAM
McCLINVHEy, Box 275, Clinton.
4303-1
1935
1941
CHEV.--4;125.00
DODGE PICK-UP
Stock box and tarpaulin
SEAFORTH MOTORS
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
PHONE 141 •SEAFORTH
49
48
48
48
2
48
40
38
37
35
35
49
37
CHEV. COACH
Metallic paint job
CHEV. FLEETMASTER SEDAN
Radio, Bun -visor, whitewall .tires.
PLYMOUTH
5 -PASSENGER COUPE
CHEV. FLEETMASTER SEDAN
Two-tone Green
'48 CHL• V, SEDANS
PONTIAC COACT1
DODGE COACH, with new motor
CHEV. COUPE
PONTIAC SEDAN
CHEV. STANDARD COACH -$200
DODGE SEDAN
FORD 1,4 -TON PICK-UP
FORD 8 -TON STAKE—$126.00
3,5 FORD %-TON PANEL -895,00
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SPECIALS
'48 CHEVROLETS
Priced to sell at 41495
47 CHEVROLET
Priced to sell at 8909.00
BRUSSELS MOTORS
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Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE . OP PROPERTY IAl
the 'Wage of Eetirondville one block
y.8 0tb t in t 6 he
clock, d SocCr ren
fridne i ' tri fair iters of'repair; good.:
• arddka e4 fOegi d cp. incense a9'
7E13'i)Atle OF LATE
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stile, Atcttititterl' 42U2.
Auction Sales
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F5lrnishinga oft the rerJ'ldeaoe of Min.
Jane Stlntore, Walton. en Friday. June
9th. at 1r80 p.m.: 1 chesterfield; 1 leath-
er rocker; 6 dining rocas chairs; 6 kitchen
chairs: 1 large tag; Mange quantity of
Boor covering. 8 -ft. round table; 8 -ft.
square table; kitchen cupboard: organ:
serving machine, (Raymond) ; electric
washer (1 year old): electric iron; buffet;
2 •rocker ; 8 bedroom suites; Dreamily,
cooker; electric radio; radio stand; elec-
tric
ble lamp; hot plate; couch; 8 soma
tables ; coal eil stave and oven; quilt box;
2 coal mettles; dawn mower; garden
tools; barrels ; chop • boxes ; step iadder;
brooder stove; chicken feeders and foun-
tains; about 800 scalere.,tof fruit; kitchen
cookies utensils; garden muffler; 1 Diana
Banner cook stove; 1 Quebec heater; 1929
Overland Whippet oar- Tama — Cash.
MRS. JANE STIMQRE Proprietreaa;
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer ; E. P, Ches-
ney, Clerk. 4302-2
CLEARING AUOTION SALE OF
(Household Effects, in Village of Hen-
sall, on Thursday, June 15th, at 1:80 ram:
Kitlehen—Enamelled kitchen range; kit-
chen cupboard (large); extension table; 6
chairs; dishes, antique and modern; kit-
dhen utensils; writing desk ; aim chair;
serving table; S -burner Coleman gas
range and built-in oven and table top
(enamel like new) ; dining extenaion
table; 6 chairs ; sideboard ; oval china
cabinet; serving table; small tables; fern
stands; rockers; settee; Heintzman piano
and bench ; chesterfield ; mirrors : Pictures
table 'lamps ; spinning wheel ; occasional
chairs; 6 dining chairs ; • pedestals ; mantel
clock; 2 card tables; 4 matching chairs;
8 complete bedroom suites ; 'book shelves:
wardrobes ; Singer drophead sewing ma-
chine; coal oil heater; scatter mats; Wil-
ton rugs ; floor coverings ; congoleum
rugs; smoking stands; curtains; drapes:
cushions; mantel radio; electric iron;
toaster; 2 trays; lawn mowers; garden
tools : quantity of wood; Maxwell electric
washing machine; boilers; tubs; folding
ironing board; sealers : crocks ; 4 white
chairs :• iron well pump, 24" pipe. Terms
—Cash. MRS. JOHN BOLTON, Proprie-
tress ; E. P. Chesney, Clerk; Harold Jack-
son, Auotioneer. 4308-1
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND
Household Effects in Kippen, on Sat-
urday, June 10th. at 2 o'clock: PROP-
ERTY -11,e storey frame house covered
with brick siding, situated on No. 4 High-'
way: 'Hydro; good well; barn: approxi-
mately 714 acres of land. Immediate pos-
session. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Kit-
chen range; glass cupboard; 6 kitchen
chairs, like new; Thor electric washing
machine; dining room extension table;
drop-leaf table; quilt boxes; day bed; 3
rocking chains; number of occasional
chairs; heater stove; small cabinet; num-
ber of tables; cbrner whatnot; Seamstress
sewing machine; cabinet radio; spindle
bed; dhest of drawers: couch ; commode
chairs; quilts and bedding; .dishes and
silverware; coal oil stove; 150 rods of
woven wire fence; quantity of new lum-
ber ; 4 cords of wood; 2 colony houses'
(12x15 and 8x10); garden tools; exten-
sion ladder; lawn mower; wheelbarrow:
35 bushels oats. Property will be sold
subject to reserve bid. 20% down, balance
in 30 days. Chattels—Cash. ESTATE
OF THE LATE CHARLES ALEXANDER,
Prop; Mrs, Elizabeth Olark, Mies Edna
Alexander, Executrices; Harrold Jackson,
Auctioneer; E. P. Chesr.ey, Clerk.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
C S
At the hoarse of the late Alfred Stafford,
at the Village of Walton, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 23rd, at 1:30 p.m.
the following:
Bedroom suite; dining room table; 2
bedroom chairs ; kitchen •chairs ; side-
board; chest of drawers; drophead sewing
machine; glass cupboard; kitchen stool.;
2 clocks; 5 small tables; kitchen cabinet;
2 ,:rep ladders; extension ladder; .22 rifle;
cook stove; much; quantity of Alberta
coal: approximately 3 squares of asbestos
shingles; lawn mower; coal oil stove:
mal oil heater; wheelbarrow; quantity of
garden and carpenter's tools; dishes:
eisesware; cooking utensils, and numerous
other articles.
At the same time and place there will
to offered for sale, subject to reser:e bid
and other conditions of sale, the residence
and appurtenant lands of the said deceas-
ed. This property consists of a remodel-
led Ita storey frame house, 24s x 10 ,
with a good cellar; arise a good worshop
24s x 14e on the said property. There is
said to be a good dug well, and a good
garden.
For particulars apply .to the undersign-
ed.
DATED this 7th day of June, A.D. 1950.
W. J. HUMPHRIES AND EDWARD
DOUGAN, Executors of the Estate of
Alfred Stafford.
Edward W. Elliott, Clinton, Ontario,
Auctioneer. 4303x2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, Implements, Feed and Furni-
ture.—W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer, win eel]
by public auction on Lot 22, North
Thames Road, on 83 Highway, 7 mile
east of Exeter, lr4, miles east of Farqu-
har, on Tuesday, June 13, 1950, com-
mencing at 12 o'clock, the 'following:
HORSES—Team of Clydesdale mares, 5
and 6 years old. CATTLE—a cows due
time of sale; 5 cows, milking, Durham and
Holstein; 4 vaccinated 1f tstein heifers, 6
months old ; 3 Holstein heifer calves; 3
small calves ; 1 Hereford heifer 6 months
old ; 1 Hereford bull, 14 months old.
HOGS -5 shoats • 14 young pigs. FOWL
10 hens. GRAIN -4 tons mixed grain;
quantity of salt. IMPLEMENTS --55 M. -H.
tractor, new starter and lights ; 100 -foot
drive belt; Deon steel separator, 26x48, on
rubber. with grain elevator and shredder;
new M. -H. 3 -furrow plow; new John Deere
spring tooth 10 -ft. cultivator; new Bisset
tandem disc, 30 plates; M. -H. 9 -ft stiff
tooth cultivator; Mc. -D, spring tooth lever
harrows ; Deering binder, 6 -ft ; Mc. -D. E-
ft. mower; Frost & Wood 5 -ft. mower;
International hay loader; steel hay rake:
Otaco manure spreader; 'horse spring tooth
cultivator: Deering 13 -disc fertilizer drill;
corn cultivator; 3 -drum steel roller; 2
sets iron harrows; walking plow; scudier;
Fleury -Bisset grain crusher, 12 -inch Plate;
50 -ft, drive belt; fanning mill; set of
scales; earn pan and pails; stoneboat:
road drag: set of sleighs ; rubber tired
wagon ; hay rack and caller rack; wagon
box and stock rack; quantity of 3x9 18
feet long, rock elm; quantity of bass-
wood and elm 1 -inch lumber; cedar posts;
hay fork; slings and lift; M. -H. cream
separator with power attachments: milk
pails ; 2 large 100stb. milk cans ; 200 ft.
cable and pulleys; emery stone; electric
brooder; 2 shelters; fountains and feed-
ers; iron kettle: I set team harness; new
fire extinguisher; whil9et`rees; neckyokes;
forks; shovels; carpenters' 'tools, etc,
FURNITURE --Heavy duty '2 -plate electric
stove; Wingham cook stove, nearly new:
extension table and chairs; buffet; bed
and mattress; rocking chairs: 2 tapestry
rugs; couch; 2 linoleum ruga ; Porcelain
table; stool; white buffet; curtains; elec-
tric iron: 2 large tables; linen;; quantity
of dishes and glassware; kitdren uten-
sils, etc. No reserve, farm is sold. Terms
—Cash. HERBERT HARRISON, Proprie-
tor: W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer
4303-1
Cards df Thanks
MOO
MRS. WM. G. BELL AND FAMILY,
Hensel], wish to thank their rela-
tives, friends and neighbors for the sym-
pathy and kindness -shown than in their
recent bereavement; also for beautifpl
floral tributes. Special thanks ttr Rev.; P.
Ferguson, the Masonic Brethr*p .pall -
hearers, flower -bearers and to :'those' who
loaned cars. 48014
MRS. OHARLES COOPER wiSerns TO
express to her many friend,. rdlatiees
and neighbors her heartfelt thanks and
appreciation for acts of kindness, aaes-
sages'of sympathy and beautiful floral 'tri-
butes extended to her in her recent sad
bereavement in the doss of her husband,
especially thanking Rev, P, A. Ferguson.
Dr, Goddard and the Masonic Order.
4808xi
Teee FAMILY OF THE LATE
,Matthew R. Haney wish to eaPress
their rate -tee thanks 'to their friends and
neighbors for their many kind dela of
syiriP Iit18i+ dirritlg their recent bereave-
nredit They *Pull particularly like to
thank thong Wife sent floral tributes and
f ol6,- :Slab Jo thew who hped in the
8 '3l *tar at'ied ears mai Ile led'
in tint, dully 4308x1
Iu Memo,
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STAiiD -IN T.td ((>:. a X OF
a -clear
wife« o-
er
, .
lltiyisad-
mother; Jessie Isabella ta�j,4��lyo pace -
ed away one yew ago, J; pe 4.1,4949. •
You deft a beautiful neemory.
And a sorrow too gaceat to b@at.old :
And to .those who loved end lost yrqu.
Your memory will meyer geew, old.
—Ever remembered •bx. J nl>Ila;audA . ,Sen,
Daughter and Grandson .F 4308x1
KAINE—IN G` 4, . ORY OF
Rev. C. C. LOVIN1{arrae, who 4adeae4l away
June 9, 1945. •
I have lost my soul's eo'mpaI lou,
A life linked with my own},,
And day by day I miss hignn
As I walk through. hie alone:;
Friends may think a ;have .forgotten,
When at times they see me smile,
But they little know the heartache
My snipe hides all the whfie,• a
4303-1
—MRS. C. C. KINE
Births
SILLS—Born June A, 1950, the gift of a
daughter (Kathleen Mary), tee Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. J. Sills.
McSPADDEN—In Bungeasvile, on May
41, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam McSpadden, a
daughter.
PAPPLE—At Scott Memorial 'HospDi(tal.on
June 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pa0ple, a
son.
2VIORBJSON—At Scott Memorial •Hnspitei,
on .June '7, to Mr. and aura, ',Douglas
Morrison, Seaforth, a daughter.
Deaths
DORRANCE—In Seaforth, on Monday
June 5, Norman Russell Dorranee, in
his 63rd year.
HANEY—In Tuckersntith, on. ,Saturday.
June 3, Matthew R. Haney, in his 69th
year.
CLINTON
Wedding bells are ringing for
several Clinton girls this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Aiken..ettendee
the graduation exercises at West-
ern University, London, on Satur-
day, when their son, Arthus•,' re-
ceived 'his B.A. degree in his Bus-
iness Administration Course at
Western.
Congratulations are due Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Merrill on the arrival of
their new son,.Gordon Ralph,
Mr, and Mrs. Fletcher Whitmore
and son, David, visited relatives in
this distrfbt. over the week -end.
HENSALL
(Continued from Page 1),
School to present a concert in Hen-
sall on Sunday, June 18, under di-
1ection of. Fit. -Lieut. Harding. Pro-
ceeds will be for the Manitoba
Flood Relief Fund.
Miss Minnie Reid has returned
after visiting with friends in. Port
Rowan, Toronto and Brantford:'"
At the bingo held in the Legion
Hall Saturday night, sponsored by
The Voice Of
Temperance
In Ontario, beverage rooms are
allowed to remain open till 2 a.m.
What possible sensible reason:oan
be given for such a late closing
hour? The scandal of it is that,•th
Iater the closing hour the more ad-
vanced the state of intoxication of
the beverage room crowd. In Eng-
land the pubs are open only for
four-hour periods. and then they
are closed for two-hour periods,
and at 10:30 p.m. they are closed
for the day. These shorter hours
set some limit to the degree of
drunkenness that beverage room
drinking can produce. The Huron
Temperance Federation protests
Against Ontario's late closing
hours because it gives too much
time for over -indulgence with its
consequent drunkennes and degra-
dation.—(Adv.),
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Seaforth
Hensall I.adf os' Logien Austllaryr
Mee WIn perlGe won, the doer
Prize. a basketeOr gberie T11,e
tjckoir Diva( 4$n bx •x Mfg
lips, of Toronto. 'IhC event wail.
well patronized and many prises
were given away during the eve-
ning.
Rev. W. J. Rogers, minister of
Blyth United Church, has accept-
ed a call to Hensall and Chisel-
hurst United Churches. At a spe-
cial meeting Mr. Rogers was chos-
en by a unanimous vote:. He grad-
uated at Emmanuel College, Tor-
onto, in 1943, and was appointed
Chairman of Huron Preab$tery, for
this year. He commences• his du-
ties July 1.
Forrest - Love Rotation '
The 50th annual Forrest leeVe
reunion was 'held' at Grand Bend
on Monday with 150 members• of
the clan attending f om Grand
Bend, Thedford, Seaforth; Kippen,
Hensall and points from the U.S.A•
A chicken dinner was served with
all the trimmings and a .full line
of sports run off, directed by Ross
Love, Hensall. Prizes for the old-
est lady present went to Mrs. Mary
Turnbull, Grand Bend, 80 years of
age. Hiram Blanchard, of Walton,
captured the prize for oldest 'gen-
tleman, 85 years young. Honors for
youngest ,halev went to Helen Ann
Sturdevant, Grand Bend; best look-
ing gentleman Garnet Patterson,
The 1951 reunion will be held in
Bayfield.
Officers elected are: President,
Robert Lee, Medford', . secretary,
Fergus Turnbull, Grand Bend;
sports committee: Mrs. Elgin
Webb, Carlyle Taylor, Ross Love;
lunch, Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mrs, R.
Love, Mrs. Albert Keys, Mrs, Wm.
Love. -
Prize winners in the various
sports were: Girls, 4 and under,
Valerie Desjardine, Esther Whit-
ing; boys 4 and under, Brian Gill,
Paul Turnbull; girls, 6 years, Bar-
bara Love,
KathrynLove; ov e, boys, 8
years, Jerry Love, Ronald Love;
girls, 10 years, Norma Love, Mar-
ion Forrest; girls, 12 years, Irene
Turnbull, Lorraine Taylor; boys,
12 years, Clare Love, Jerry Love;
young men's race, Jimmy Love, R.
Webb; minute race, Mrs. E, Gill,
Mrs. J. E. McEwan; married men's
race, Gordon Bianchard, Eric Turn-
bull; necktie race, Mrs. Percy
Campbell, Garnet Patterson; soda
biscuit race, Jimmy Love, Keith
Love; relay race, MTs. E. Gill's
side. A ball game climaxed the
affair.
W.M.S. Twenty -Fifth Anniversary
In an attractive floral setting of
lovely early summer flowers, the
Women's n s VIis i ny
s o al Society let of
y
Chiselhurst United Church observ-
ed its 25th anniversary in the audi-
torium of the church Tuesday af-
ternoon, June 6, and had as its
guests Auxiliaries • from Hensall,
Kippen and former members and
friends. One hundred and twenty-
five ladies were present for the
event. The lovely church, newly re
decorated. was filled for the occa-
sion. Mrs. Thos. Brintnell, the
president, conducted the meeting
in a very able manner and also ex-
tended the welcome. Mrs, John
Glenn presided for the worship
period and presented a very inspir-
ing message, basing her thoughts
from the theme, •"Stewardship."
Miss A. Consitt, of Hensall, who
helped to organize the branch 25
ears ago. offered prayer. Former
members responded to a special
otl call in cl.arge of the secretary,
:Mrs. E. Chapple, and letters from
ormer members from Saskatche-
wan and Cebright, Ont., unable to
ttend, were read .by the president.
n impressive memorial service
or twelve departed members was
ell, and as each name was called
ut a flower was placed in silver
ontainers by Mrs. G. T. Wren
nd' Miss Annie McTaggart, Mrs.
arl Kinsman gave the prayer.
Mrs. R. A. Brook, of Hensall, in-
roduced the guest speaker, Mrs.
mery Desjardine, of Grand Bend,
ice -president of South Huron Sec -
on, who addressed the meeting in
very informative manner, choos-
g for her theme, "Checking Up
n Ourselves." in which she stat -
d thatwomen's place is to set the
andard of conduct, and to set it.
gh—moral, liquor question, race
ejudice and value of prayer. Mrs.
Wood, of Grand Bend, gave in-
irational highlights from the
onference Branch held in Sarnia.
ontributing to the musical por-
on of the program were piano
los by Mrs. F. Appieby, of Hen -
11, and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, of
ppen; ladies' quartette compos -
of Mrs. Arnold Gacksetter, Mrs.
arold Jones, Mrs. Winston Work -
an.' Miss Virginia McClinchey, of
ppen, and vocal duet by Mrs.
aude Hedden and M'rs. George
ass, of Hensall. Accompanists
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DON'T FORGET
TO SEE JONATHAN HUGILL FOR A
NEW OR USED CAR!
We have the Austin, Vanguard, English 4 -cylin-
der Ford and the Hudson, priced from $1,165.00
to $3,000.00.
Also a line of Used Cars from $75.00 to a '48
Fleetlitle Chevrolet or Oldsmobile, and., some
good Used Trucks.
We can sell you New G.M. Pick-ups
and Mercury Trucks of all sizes
J. E. HUG'ILL
PHONE 616 r 34 . ' CLINTON
See me personally in the: mornings or evenings,
or by appointment.
Farm located between Set:forth ' and Clinton, on
No. "8 Highway
$ 14 -
wive 1V!'rJl„ T d Shel'rit and
Woe. Toot:; . vc7 �f rhurf,
Pcoter, ,was aecompanist,,.fox Qio
meolug.,*a, 0ar1"'$tipnfluiae gage.
thVete efthanke to thespeakers'
anti time contributing to the pre-
At the COnch4OuA of .the service
a delicious euiiper wasn
, served i
the schoolroom of the church, the
'tables being very attractive, cen-
tred • with carnations in silver con-
tainers, pink and white tapers, and
the 'head. table Veing centred with
a three-tier birthday cake made by
Mrs. John Glenn, and artistically
decorated by Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple
of Egmondville, and ,cut by Mrs.
G. T. Wren. Mrs. W. B. Cross and
Mrs. Winston Workm on behalf
of Hensall and Kippen Auxiliaries,
expressed thanks for delightful
afternoon. Reception committee
was composed of Mrs. Earl Tref-
fry, Mrs. W. R. Kinsman, Mrs. G.
T. 'Wren and Mrs. S. Sararas.
Peter Kilpatrick, Kippen, 82
years of age, left by train Monday
to spend the summer months with
his sitar, Mrs. Logan, Moose Jaw,
Sask., and his brother, Dan, in Cal-
gary. Mr. Kilpatrick has made his
hofne with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kyle,
Kippen, for the past 17 years.
St. Paul's Anglican Church will
observe its 73rd anniversary on
Sunday, June 11. Guest speaker
will be Rev. C. J. Queen, Ingersoll,
with service at 10 a.m,
Mrs. J. A. Spellman, Kitchener,'
who has been seriously ill for the
past months, is at present at the
home of doer sister, Mrs. Harry
Hoffman, Dashwood. Her condition
is now improving.
Mrs. John Bolton has sold her
residence to Mr. T. Coates, of
Hensall Motor Sales. •
James D. McLean, of Opportun-
ity, Wash, near Seattle, is visiting
friends in and around Hensall. Mr.
McLean left the district in 1881,
and went first to Pembina County,
North Dakota, with his parents and
homesteaded there, then going to
Washington where he has lived for
the past 27 years. He is the last of
a family of 14, and was Never mar-
ried. His mother was Christena
Dougall and his father was tibe late,
Alexander McLean, of Hensall. He
finds very few people that he
knows andthe changes in the vil-
lage and countryside are very
great. Among the people he met in,
Hensall that he knew were Frank
Woods, Mary Ann Woods and
Eliza Woods. Mr. McLean was in
Seaforth Thursday 'and called at
The Expositor office.
COAL
New, Low Summer Prices on our
Famous BLUE COAL are now In
effect.
You'll want to take advantage of
these low Spring prices right away
and get your order in now for our
good, clean trade -marked Coal.. '
LORNE E. HAY
PHONE 10 HENSALL
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND.
DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY
ic
Presenting
NEIL McKAY
and His Orchestra
DANCING NIGHTLY
from June 24th
SEAF RTR HIG4ANDVIS
Baud Concert.
to be held
Every Thursday Evening
DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST
at 8.30 pone.
In Victoria Park
/• -
We are justly proud of our collection of Summer
DRESSES
.
Shan Ray, Spun Charm, Hampton ;Crepe,.
Normandie Crepe, Spun Shan, 'Cottons
WASHABLE
12-20
3.95
COOL
36-48
4.95
COLOURFUL
Half Sizes, Too!
5.95
KIDDIES' DRESSES -7-12 2.45 to 3,95
GIRLS' DRESSES -10-14X - ' 3.95
See the New Styles in Migo Blouses, Stripes and
Pastels—All sanforized 2.50 - 4.50
Still a Few SHORTIE COATS Left
at the New Low Price
TUDOR'S
Ladies' Wear ' - Dry Goods
PHONE 70 - HENSALL
Special Clearance
New M -H Machines
In Stack
No. 11 Tractor Spreaders on Rubber
No. 6 Semi -Mounted Tractor Mowers
No. 7 Rope -Type Hay Loaders
No. 8 All -Crop Hay Loaders
No 11 Side Delivery Rakes on Steel
(One on rubber)
TO CLEAR AT COST
One Only 6 -Foot Binder on Steel
2 Only One -Row Corn Scufflers
One Only Pressure System •
One Only No. 12 Electric Grinder
5 -Gallon Lots of Weed -No -More at Less than
Cost To 'CIear.
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Seaforth Motors
SEAFORTH
The Lucan Community Memorial Centre.
Celebrate Their
OFFICIAL, OPENING
IN LUCAN
Wednesday • - - - Friday_
June 14 June16
at 8 p.m., Daylight Saving Time
Programme
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th
Chairman, Erwin Scott
1. Lucan Boys' and Girls' Band, under the
direction of H, C. Robinson
2. "0 CANADA"
3. Lucan Public School
4. Thos. Pryde, M.L.A., South Huron
6: Hon. Thomas L. Kennedy, Minister of
Agriculture
7. Junior Farmers
8. Thos. L. Patrick, M.L.A., N. Middlesex
9. Hon. Arthur Welsh, Provincial Secretary
10. Lucan Male Choir
"God Save the King"
DANCE
Adam Frock's' Orchestra
Lions Carnival in the Arena
Programme
FRIDAY, JUNE 16th
Harold Corbett, Reeve
1. DANCE TEAM — Feida Freeman and
Inez Russell
2. DESS DAVY—A Comic•
Settsiltigli=aril
liant Young Comedian with a New, Re-
freshing Personality, presenthig a Special
Brand of Humor for Young and Old,
3. JOAN ROSS --Queen of the Bull Whip
4. ARTHUR. T. LENNOX, London
—and—
OTHER ENTER.TAJNMENF AND
SPEAKERS
"God Save the King"
DANCE
Fletchers' Orchestra, Ilderton.
Lions 'Carnival in the Arena
COME 'AND SEE' OUR COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CENTRE AND
ENJOY AN-E:VENING'g ENTERTAINMENT
Admission ` ' Adults, . 50 cents
Children, 25 cents
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