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•dvith My, ]a, Ivlson and Miss Jean
and rsatioAl on McKellar
Neil, with
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.Foe met, WANT* 'stir AND llroU'ND„ ETC. -fir muds. '
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Fad For Sale
21, in the United Church,' Rey. W.
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J. Rogers chose the theme, "Meet-
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TUCKERSMITH
Ivison
Miae Mabel Whiteman spent a
and little son, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton on
Sunday.
FRIDAY FEB. 2nd
l.c week 1 Lens
ing Life's Refusals." The choir
sew ilayS last weak with friends in
,' 2nd week Wt. Cent
and week '+5 Oeat
Minimum fist aloe. 25From
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Each" figure, mita,. end abbreviation counts as one word,
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WARM FOR SALE --100 ACHES, FIRST
F class land situated on Lot 16, COMM'smitdl
,ion 5. hiaG 4ob. Oa tie premises area
three-room house, barn and straw shed-
Close o schooladd bur Apply ito J.
t 4335x1
sang the anthem; "Be Not Far
Me, 0 Lord." Mrs, R. Mock
acceptably rendered the solo, "How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings." Regu-
lar services will be held next Sun-
'
day at 11 a.m. and at 7' p.m.
Mr Thomas Richardson 'tak-
The ftrst meeting of the Tucker-
Ladies' Club for the year
was held on Wednesday, Jan. 10,
at the home of Mrs. Don Crich.
Mrs. W. Roberts, the new press-
dent, was 'in the chair, The meet
ing was opened by singing tile_ op '
Hensall.
The congregation of St. Andrew's
United Church here are holding
their animal meeting an Tuegday
evening, Jan. a0- A good attend-
ante is sloped fOr.
Mr. George Forsyth, Russell,
Mrs. D. M. Fi her, of Guelph,
visited with .the utler brothers.
Mrs. Dunce °Kellar accom-
partied Mr. and Mrs. James Howe
to Stratford and visited with their
friends there,
Mrs, Sarah Payne, of Moose Jaw,
Sponsored ay Kippeta,,tap1t
Women's Instctittltp
EUCHRE 8.30 SU'ARP •
Admission , 590
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Music by Murtfoeh's OMOt►eatr.4
Tea mat Additional will be charred d oda in above Class are not odd w3tuim 10 days
of �� at insertion.
Birch°, Marriages and Deaths imertod lyes of charge.day
Personals
was
en by Bonthron ambulance Satur-
last to the Riverside Rest
ening Ode and' all •repeating theSask.,
Lord's PFayer. Several business
discussions took place and two
of
Man., is visiting his cousins, Mrs.
°Barbells Thompson and Mrs. H. M.
was called home owing to
the serious illness of her sister,
Bella Miller, who 'passed away be
Ladies please bring L11RG11
LUCKY LUNCH Fi I E .,
Au,;tioq• 1381®, Notions to Creditote. Etc. -asks on application.
HYGIENIC , SUPPi•rE' (R u B B E R
Home, Mitchell, in the interests oY
contests were enjoyed. The meet-
Chesney.
fore Mrs. Payne's arrival.
C. '.
Gonda) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
his health.
ing closed with the Homemakers'
Coming Events
For Sale
Sale
envelope with price dist. 6 samples 25c:
24 samples 51.00. Mail Order Dept. T78,
NOVA
Miss Betty Mickle, who is at-
tending Western University, and
Prayer. A delicious lunch was
hostess
.�,
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'(4 NJOY THE BEST THERE IS IN FOR SALE -2 NEW TIRES, 5-50 x 18,
44 Dancing at the Crystal Palace Bali- Apply A. ISUSHEE, Seaforth,
-RUBBER co., Box 91. Hamuilton,
Ont.
Mr. Bill Mickle, who is attending
O.A:C., Guelph, were week -end vias-
served by the and mem-
bers of her group. The rest of the
was spent sewing quilt
�y Farm
viiiarty
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room, Mitchell. every Friday night, .to the 4335x1afternoon
ramie of Don Robert on and His Ranch
tors with their parents, Mr. and
blocks and some members knitting.
.
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Boya, FOR SALE -NINE PIGS, WEANED 2
Wanted
Mrs. L.M.
Miss Sangster, of Re-
The next Tneetin g:will be held at
Forum Has Meeting
-a weeks. Apply ART DEVEREAUX..
MRS. BILL
the home of Mrs. Herman Crich
FOR MR. AND phone 661 r 25. Seaforth. . 4884x1
Henderson in the Seaforth Memorial
WANTED -A oWLD•s CRIB. PHONE
gina, Sask., who is attending West-
en Wednesday, February 7. Tile
•Cromarty
Centre, Wednesday, January Stith. Admin-
�pR. SALE - BEATTY ELEbTRIC
109-5., Seeafonth. 4383-tf
ern University, was a week end'
Of Miss Betty
roll call is to be answered bythe
Farm Forum met in
the schoolhouse with Murray Bal-
•
cion 50c. Ladies please bring luneb.
4385x1
J•' washing ,madt,;r,e, in perfect condition,
PHONE 596-R. Seaforth. 4856-1
WANTED TO RENT -SMALL HOUSE
or aparatment,
guest ,1Vlickle,
Mrs. L. Muckle entertained sev-
most useful gadget in my home..
four as chairman, The group '
. ,: ,+:• ,; .'.
Urgently
AND MUDGE - THE WO-
with some convenient-
es•Apply to Box 969, HURON EXPOSI_
eral little boys and girls to a par-
agreed they should sell low qual-u.�iiLe
UCHRE
mens Hospital Aid to Scott Memorial
2:30
R SALE --670 x 16 SNOW TIRES,
1 028.50 each. DUNLOP'S B. A SER.
TOR 4835-z
last, Friday i y honor of Bobby's
ievehtih birthday.
KIPPEN' a
qu products rate. be Poor:
hies
11y i t
at l t: le
Hospital are sponsoring abridge at
VICE STATION, Seaitrrth. 4834.2
FIREPROOF
se
veget should .
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p,m, end mixed euchre in the evening, on
Wednesday, January 31, at the Nurses'
Residence. Everybody welcome.
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FOR SALE - LADY'S MINK COAT,
very reasonable price, in first class
condition. PHONE 17, Bayfield,
4886x1
WANTED TO BUX DOOR
suitable for vault. approximately 2'
6ir by 6 feet. Apply Box 959, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4385x1
.' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pepper, Of
Hamilton, were Sunday visitors
with' Mr. and Mrta. William Pep -grade
per•
Mr, rind Mrs: Jack Dickert, of
Clifford, were the guests of his bro-
tiler and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
to stock or thrown away, rather
than marketed to spoil the high
prices. In meat products,
cattle and hogs should have a, pro-
Apply to Su erintendent -
pp d r
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Lost and Found
FI o5. SALE - NEW BRITISH KNIT
powder blue wool Jersey dress, size
Notices To Creditors
Plans are being made to hold a
pet -luck supper in connection with
the annual congregational meeting
Norman Dickert, ori Thursday• of
Last week.
Mr. Robt. Cooper left two weeks
per finish for markets. Imported
meat should be properly identified:•
in the butcher to let thepub-
Scott Memorial• Hospital
LOST -SMALL BEAGLE HOUND. 4,
ago, tan imamate, black and white
201a. Never worm. PHONE 68.
4884 -tel
in the schoolroom of the United
ago for Florida.
shops
lit know. They felt the middle maw
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weeks
saddle, leather .const ;with word "Batch"
on brass plate. Reward. C. P. SILLS.
Seaforth. 4835-1
OR SALE - 10 YORK-TAMWORTH
F weer -dings. Apply to HENRY EN-
ZENSBERGER, R.R. 5, Seaforth-'
4335-1
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ADELINE SHADE
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
Church on Monday. Jan. 29.
• The Legion Hall, Hensel], was
the setting of a delightful. affair
Wednesday evening when the Leg-
Many neighbors of the Mousseau
family have had word they are
having a delightful hgliday in Flor-
ida and hope to return to their
is important. The majority are do-'
ing a good job. Co-operative mar-'
listing was seen necessary to slim-
inate middle men.
..
Seaforth, out. •'-'
;. -
ih ; , f
ALL
against the Estate of Adeline Shane,
ion Ladies' Auxiliary entertained
home in February.
Euchre was under the di-
Property For Sale
OR SALE -KITCHEN TABLE; DOU-
F
late the Village Egrnondville, in the
played
P Y
ble wardrobe with two mirrors in
of of
County of Huron. Widow. deceased, who
their husbands. Progressive euchre
featured tables' in
Miss Marion Scarlett, school
rection of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley
RMF. HOUSE
p0R SALE -6 -ROOM F3
barn. Lam 211 and 212, in Hen-
dome. Apply to Box 945. HURON Ex'
POSITOR. 4335x1
died on the 5th day of January, 1951.
are hereby nottflea to send in full paraitu-
WAS with ten
play, and one table of crokinole,
teacher in Exeter, spent the week-
end visiting friends in Kippers.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Norrie.
Prize winners were: Women's high,
and
sats. Apply to MR. ALBERT WALFF,
a= 666; Goderich. 4388x8
FOR SALE -500 SIZE WARNER ELEC_
tric brooder: used one year. Apply
ROY LAWSON. Phone 667 r 16, sea-
lacy of their Claims to the undersigned
on or before the 16th e day of February,
1951, after which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only to claims
Winners were: Ladies, first, 11rs,
A. Foster; consolation, Mrs. W
Seale; gents. first, S. G:.Rannie:
Mr. Elmer Somers of Seaforth,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilma Harper; low, Mrs. John
Wallace; men's high, Murray Bal-
four; low, Laverne Wallace; lone
fossa. 433f,x1
then received_
consolation, 13. W. Horton;;crokim
Thomas Butt.
hands, Harry Norris; lucky chair,
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Livestock Wanted
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R SALE -No. 1 TIMOTHY SEED,
-cheap for sale. MERVYN HOD-
DATED at Seaforth, thin 25th day of
ole winners: Mrs. B. Kyle a Mrs.
R. Mock. Colrtributing.to t pro-
Mr. James Mustard entertained a
number of his friends last Wednes-
Audrey Norris.L`'r
Our Spring shipment of MARTHA Wp1SI N.�`#
LIVESTOCK WANTED
quirk
GERT, R.R. 1, Bornholm. Phone Dublin.
74 r 17. 4334x3
January, 1951.
• bIcGGNNELI_ HAYS,
gram were Mrs. F. J. Appleby with
a piano solo, and C. J. Sherrilt
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wahl, of
Societies Hold Meeting
The Women's Missionary Auxil-
TON Cotton Dresses has just arrived, and..,they
CASH-up to 010.00 for Dead or Disabled
Horses: 010.00 for Cows; Hogs• 02.50 Per
Cwt. -at your farm.
FOR SALE -1 McCORNICK-DEERI QG
cream separator, 700 ibe. capacity: 1
Beatty deep td,tl: workingthem.
Seaforth. Ontario,
Solicitor; for the Exeeutrix.
4335-3
with a vocal solo, with Mrs. Sher-
ritt. accompanying. Rev. P. A. Fer-
Listowel, were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dickert
iary and the Ladjes' Aid Society
held their monthlymeetingat the
look so good that we just had to tell your shoot
'
•You will want several of these -lovely
Prompt service. Phone collect.
Seaforth, 665 r 2 - eel SPROAT
-well pump:
good: pair huy's skates, size 4. PAT
good: 1, Seaforth. 4335x'?
.
NOTICE to CREDITORS•'Patsy
guson. Legion chaplain, moved a
vote of thanks to the ladies,
•Jones is •confied t° •het
and Meryl.
Mr, and Mre. Reid Torrance, of
Manse last Wed esday.a ternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Scott presided and
dresses and all theyare famous for. '
William Stone -Sons,
LIMITED V
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
FOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
rnachines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St, Stratford.
4223-tf
In the Estate of MARY CASEY
L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
A against the Estate of Mary Casey.
late ++f the Town of Seaforth, in ihc'
home with measles and bronchial
pneumonia.
Mrs. James Wright, Kippen, who
has been visiting with her son,
Porter's Hill, visited Mrs. Raid's
father and sister, Mr. Henry lvison
and Jean,
141x. Jonah Green has not been
lately. We Wish him
conducted the devotional exercis-
es. Mrs. T. L. Scott read the min-
utas,, of the previous meeting and
Mrs.. William Harper gave the
P
treasurer's report. Mrs. T. Laing
Superb Styling! -
Sizes 1`Z 20 Guarantedd to Fit.
Gordon, a.t. Lorne Park, was called
100 well a
'Mrs.
Notices
FOR SALE --MOW OF BEAN STRAW:
id acre: of ,'acture; 17 acre, in
river flat;: remainder in cover and tum-
County of Huron, Spinster. deceased, who
died on the lith day of December, 1950.
are hereby notified to send in full particu-
'.•i,-� of vilest nlaimn to the undersigned un
home owing to the sudden death
of her brother, Alexander Stewart.
'a
speedy recovery.
l
Mrs. Armstrong is much improv-
gave the dedicatory prayer.
Lloyd orsdahl introduced the new
study book, reading the first chap-
36,- 48 Gayand Colourful
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3.19 3.95
FARMERs!-FOR HIGHEST aETURNS,
for your Hogs, phone LEO O'SULLI-
Dublin. Livestock truckingstoryentitled,
stay on high ground. Apply to ARTHUR
ANDERSON. R.R. 4. Hercat!, Phone 6'S
>
r 5, Hensall. • (max:
Ins ix tore tar 161 day of February, 1951,
•aflrr whirs date the s.;set; will hr cis -tri-
L•u:c-,., Maine regard only t:, e-I,ims then
of Seaforth former resident of
Cromarty. Mrs. Wright and her
Win, who accompanied her home,
ed in health.2.95
g Geos a Parker Passes On
ter of "Our Share in the World's
Mission." Mrs. Duncanson read a
VAN. 22 r 4,
a speciality, P.G.V. License. All loads
insured, 4334-3
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - QUEBEC
heater; Beatty washing machine: kit-
received-
DATED a: Seaforth, this 25th dxy or
attended the funeral Saturday last,
held from the Whitney Funeral
We were sorryto hear Of the
Passing of Mr. George Parker, of
"A Chinese Choir
At Christmas.". Mrs. William Mll-
ler for the
' IUIIJDORIS
'pita NEW IDEA SPREADERS, SIDE
delivery rakes, mowers, etc. Order
now, supply very limited. Some good us-
NEW IDEA DISTRIBU-
then table; R.C.A. SR-r.p.m. record play-
er and large quantity of records: Jeweli•lanuar>'•
portable radio. like'new. Apply JAMES
,WALLACE, West William Street
19.'1•
Mct ON F1.L & HAYS,
Seaforth, On.Eario,
Home. Seaforth. with burial in the
family plot at Mitchell.
The first meeting of the 1951 Lib-
Chiselhurst, on Wednesdayafter-
noon, Jan. 17. He was very well
known in and around Ohiselhurst
was organist meeting.
The meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. Duncanson, Mrs. Houghton
conducted the Ladies' Aid greeting,
LADIES WEAR DRY GOODS
ed machines.
TORS, Gaderieh. Phone Carlow 2821.
4338x3
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FOR SALE - CLO"IH. RUGS; 2
«we= • kit.•hrn Thai • : pi c`oth �a
2
oliriutre for the Executor.
4:83 -1
rary Board was held Tuesday eve-
Hing in the council chamber with
and lived alone, and was a mem-
ber of Chiselhurst United Church.
He was laid to last Saturday
taking the devotional exercises.
Mrs, Grace Scott read the minutes
Hensall -• Phone 70
NOTICE - SEAFORTH CREAMERY
corner cupboard: mattresses and springs;
white plates; im•h stovepipes2 iron
the fol'lc•ving members being Pres-
rest
afternoon in McTaggart's came-
of the previous meeting. Mrs. Cal-
•
Limited: Under Pie Companies Act'
kettle: -: white brirl:: 2 wa=h stand.=. Apply
silt: Reeve A. W. Kerslake, :airs.
Goodwin. Mrs. Joynt. Mrs. Norm-
tery,
der McKaig gave treasurer's
_^ ,
(Ontario), Seaforth Creamery Limited
CLARENCE REEVES. Seaforth. -
Cards Of Thanks
Mrs.
meanse
report. Ways and of rail=
hereon givens notice that it will mokap-
433ra1
inion, Het'. W. J. Rogers and J.
Mr. and R. Hopkins, of
ing money for the society was the
plication to His Honour the Lieutenan't:.
-with
THE b•A;NIIA' of THE LATE MRS.
Blackwell. Reeve. Kerslake was
Hinsdale. U.S.A., visited recently
•
Governor of Ontario for acceptance of the
surrender of its charter on and -after a
date :to be .fixed by the Lieutenant -Cover-
Motor Cars For Sale
T Catherine Byrne wish to thank their
friends and. neighbor_; for the kindness;
shown them in their recent sad bereave-
elected chairman; J. A. Paterson,
secretary-lreasui•er, and Mrs. A.
Mr, and Mrs. A. McMurtrie.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ryckman, of
main
main.item of business. Three quilts
are to be quilted. The meeting
closed with singing the National
Used
nor. Dated this 18th day of January, 1951.
SEAFORTH CREAMERY LJM1.1'ED. 13y:
Alvis W. Sillesry, its Solicitor,
POR SALE -'37 CHEVROLET STAND-
a:+! Coach in excellent rendition.
Apply Box 957, HURON EXPOSITOR-
rent, fur the beautiful flowers, Mass
rano;. to those who loaned cars, and to
all 'Cho a;aieted in any way.
Cameron, Librarian for the year.g
Tb Li•bra.rian reported as, •fol-
lows: Adult fiction, Dec, 2.97,.195(4
Pollock, N.D., are visiting I'el a-
tives- in the vicinity.•
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Shipman
Anthem. Lunch was served by
Duncanson, assisted by sever -
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NOTICE
,to
4337-1
433;-1
3161; juvenile fiction, Dec., 192;
and family, of Exeter, were Sun-
al of
al the members.
ANNUAL MEETING
USBORNE & HIBBERTtc,
1941 ONE-HALF TON PICK-UP, RE-
built motor: 1938 Chev, Sedan.
DUNLOP'S B. A. SERVICE
STATION, Seaforth. 4333-tf
WISH '1'0 EXPRESS MY SINCERE
thunk': to my many friend; for all
their visit, and kindness in sending flow-
era. fruit, treats and saris. I also Weill
thank Drs. McMaster and Brady and
1950, 2,523': adult non-fiction, Dec.,
35; 1950. 415: juvenile non-fiction.
Dec'., 0; 1950. 46. Total. Dec., 524;
19511. 6.147•
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Jones.
Recent V151t01'; with \1 r. and
Mrs. A. Gackstetter were Mr. and
Funeral of the Late Miss Miller
The private funeral service for
the late Bella Miller, who passed
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
ars.. -Trucks
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FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY
50 CHEV. FI•LFTLINE SEDAN -Green
in color; only 7.000 miler
the members of staff of Scott Memorial
H,, pita! for their kind attention toasts a
patient tarts
4r,a;•1 JOHN W. MODELAND'
The seCI'etafj'-treasurer read the
annual report: Bank balance. Jan.
1. 1950. $118.53. and bank balance
Dec. 31, 1950. $158.65; be-
Mrs. Gordon Westlake and family,
of Bayfield; Mrs. P. Love and far-+'
sly, of Varna, and John Gackstet-
ter and Edward Gackstetter, of
away
Seaforth, was held on Monday at
the home of her brother, James,
and sister, Margaret, with •eacm
HUDSON.
1941 SEDAN
• `New Paint, Radio, Heater
The Annual Meeting of the Uaborne &50
Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Compane
will be held in Farquhar Hall, Farquhar,
on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1951
- at 2 p.m-
tor
for the purpose of receiving the report
of the Directors and Auditors for the past
year, for the election of two Directors for
a three-year term, the Auditor,
OLDSMOBII.E SEDAN --Sun .'is„r;
radio; man;• rxt.ran-
i�
cHEv, STYLELINE SEDAN
a
a CHEC. DE LUXE FLEETLINE
SU cO Cx
CHEV. DE LUXE SEDAN -Custom,
49 radio, many extras.
TE WISH TO THANK OUR FRIENDS
` una neithietr., for sympathy extended
us duriru our recent bereavement: special
thank=•to Dr. Stapleton. Mise Dunn, the
Whitney Funeral Hume, Rev. Hazlewi,od
,rid Rev- Stanway
Mr. and Mee. Norris Sillery: Mr, and
Mrs, Harvey Craig; Arthur, Ha.rry. and
George Stewart. 4835-1
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receipts
ing 43(1.12 over expenditures; reg-
P g
ieteI'ed members for 1950 being 143
and a. Total circulation of books
of 6,147 for the year 1950, and a
total number of books of all: kinds,
4,116 on the shelves or in circula-
tion. He also stated there had been
six meetings of the Board held dur-
Zurich.
Mr. Nelson Hoed was luck en-
y
ough to be the Winn9r of five gal-
Ions of oil at the John Deere show
ill Exeter on Friday evening last.
The W.A. of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church here catered to the -ban-
quet of the Tuckersmith Federit-
she resided. Also surviving are
Mrs. E. (Mary) Tem,112,roan and
Mrs. E. H. (Sadie) fayre. Moose
Jaw, Sask. One brother, George,ee
ofMitchell, predeceased her a few
years •ago. She was a member bf
Cromarty ..Presbyterian Church.
Rev. R. Duncanson officiated at
the service, assisted by A. H. Day-
1946 CHEV. COACH
New Motor, Heater ,
1934 -DODGE SEDAN � $175.00
1929',1VIODEL 'A'COACH . , 65.00
'•
election of
and any other business that may be in
the interests of the Company-
49 DE LUXE :TYLE LINE COACH
Births
ing the year, with assets. being
45,155,65 and lia.bilit.ies, none.
tion, of Agriculture in the Hensall
Town Hall on Friday evening.
Around two hundred
"Wh, aoStaffn United ldurch.
..Where we'll never grow oId and
.
.. .6 'SIR I' t"
SPECIAL
Arthur Fraser
'Secretary -Treasurer.
433 7-2
48 STYLEMASTER COACH
CHV. FLEJTLINE COACH
��HayTownship
Two-tone
HAGAN--At Scott Memorial Hospital. on
January- 20. to Mr. and Mrs, Leo Hagan,
a daughter clary ,Molly1 Elisabeth,
1IUHRAY At Stott Memorial Hapital,
on January 20, to Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
The Librarian presented a book,
Mosaic• and other poems, donated
t.o the Library byQuite
t.he. author. The
secretary was instructed to send a
plates were
served.
a number from here at-
tended the Federa-
tion. of Agriculture banquet in Zur-
some time we'll udderstand,' was
sung by the Cromarty mixed quart-
ette, Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. Roy
McCullooh, Lloyd Sorsdahl and
2 OnlyNew 1950 Chev. 1/2 -Ton Pick -Ups
These Trucks much lower than 1951 Models
Auction Sales
green
CHEV. FLEETLINE SEDAN-•Tw,.-
47 tone, in color; radio. sun visor:
Murray, R.H. 7, Seaforth, a daughter,
El UE At S,.,tt. Mein Hienitatl, on
•lanuary 21, 1„ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
letter of thanks. The aboard. re-
flawed the five subscriptions to
different. magazines again this
ich last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones .and
Frank Stagg. Pallbearers were
Herb Mahaffy,Freeman Mahaffy,
Robert Norris of London, Leslie
ie
A=ION SALE or 25 BEEF AND
Dairo Cows, ie Lot ns ip, 6th Con-
session of Goderich Township, one mile
south of Porter's' HUUl, on Tuesday, :faun-
cry 30th, at 2 p.m., consist;ast of Dur-
hams, Herefords, Holsteins and Jerseys.
Some cows recervtly freshened; balance due
in February and March. These cattle are39
of gust quality and T.B. �tee,.ted, Terra-
many extras.
4v CHEV. SIDAN
41 PON'rL9C COACH. -New paint Sobplies.
PONTIAC COACH
Flue. Zurich. a daughter.
JIM -LS Mr. - and Mrs. Manley Jinks, Hen-
sail. are it tau hr announce the e, at
al of latus daughter. Susan Diane, at
Clinton Public Hospital. on Friday, .len.
19 ]951. A sinter for Bernice and Ross
and a granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs.g
C. L. .links.
year.
Bills and accounts Were read• as
follows: Wendell Holmes. books,
$5,7`'' Huron County Library, sup -forth,
42.511; R. Middleton, five sub-
scriptions, $18.50. Total, $26.78.
The book purchasing committee
Grant visited on SundayWibh Mr.
14.nd ?Mrs. Gordon Westlake, of
near Bayfield.
Mrs. R. M. Peck spent last week
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Torrence, of
=vljller, William Lamport and Wil-
liar Sparks. Friends Were ores -
ent from London, 'Clinton, Sea -
Mitchell and the surround-
in communities. '
Mr. Andy Pennington, of Alber-
ta, has been visiting with Mr. and
Seaforthatc
Motors
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
•
Phone 141 Seaforth
Cash. A. E. TOWNSHEND & SON, Pro-1
prietors; Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer;
�� Fp RD COUPE Deaths
is to be composed of Mrs, Good-
win, Mrs. Norminton and Rev,.Mr.
Porter's Hill, were recent visitors
Mrs. Alex McLaren...
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp a.nd And-
--
re_ W. lSolqu Clerk. 4335-1
Rogers. Rev. Mr. Rogers suggest-
ray, of Mitchell, visited
AuorI N OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
, S'IEWART- In Seaforth, on Thursday,
January i5., Alexander Stewart, in his
fid that a sign be
g put. up on the
•
with
Mrs. Houghton on Sunday.
facts en/ Hensall Village. on sato,-day.
38 87th
Library door stating the hours the
StaleyRes�dent,
Mr.
January r• 1951, at 1:3J p!m 8 -piece
chesterfield sutra; 8 -piece dining room
ch6ssuite; studio ite; pits library table;o3
wicker theirs; 2 rocking chairs: Prertiivm
vacoum cleaner; 2 radios; -small table;;
footstools; Axmtinster rugs; floor lamp:
8 -piece walnut Tredroonr suite; 2 3 -piste
bedroom smites; odd chain; 5 linoleum
F gidaiirret91.,gicceridinnerr washing
ggt et; machine: ash-
es; quip; blankets; silverware; large
cupboard; kitchen table; kitchen c.tove,
year.
OLDSMOBILE SEDAN MILLER- In Seaforth, on Friday. Jan, 19,
Lillie Isabella iBrL'as Miller, in her 56th3
37 year. •p.m.;
NASH SEDAN BYRN,F - In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
} ' Friday, Jan. 19. Catherine Devereux,
' CHEV. COUPE nelovtvl wiry of the Tate William J-
31 Byrne, in her 30th year. -
h1aeLE.aN- In Stratford. on Saturday,
Jan. 20, Kenneth MacLean, in his 42nd
.71( CHET.. COACH year.
- SMITH; -Suddenly at the Toronto Western
Hoa ital, on Monday, Jan, 22, 1951.
31
Library is open, as follows:' 'Lues-
dayfrom to5and7t.o9
Thursday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.,
and Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 for tail-
dren only; adults, 3:30 to 5 and
7 to 9 p.m. The secretary was in-
st.rUcted to have these signs print-
ed as soon as possible.
•
Mrs■ W. suer, Dies
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The death occurred in Clinton
pu191ie Hospital on Wednesday
morning, Jan. 17, .of llinervl
Stephenson, beloved wife of the
late Webster Turner, having been'
and Mrs. Donald Wallace and
their sons, Keith and Ken, of Car -
George ally d with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wallace,
Mr. John Wallace has purchased//Annual
the 100 -acre farm from Hay Broth -
ars' which is situated on conaes-
assn 11.
Mr. Douglas McKellar entertain -
ed a number of his friends to a
'
Report Reveals
•
Impressive Growth
,
and other 'articles too noanerova to men-
tion. All furniture is in excellent. condi-
tion, and must be sold as proprietress is
-town. Terms ---Cash. MRS. P. H.
PLYMOUTH COACH - Annie Georgina Troyer, widow of John
Henry Smith, dear mother of C. R.
"Cee" Smith, Learide: East E. Smith,
au C'HEV, SEDAN
_
CONSTAN. E
.0
removed there the day before, She
had not ,been in good health for
euchre party on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKaig, of
Seaforth, Angus
Deposits
P
1945 4,100,384.21
DEVLIN, Proprietress; Ed. Corhett, Auc-
tioneer, 43012
North Bay : W. E. "Bill" Smith, and
Vire. John W. Laurence (Edna), Toron-
to. Funeral from file Chapel of. Me-
47ship,
Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Mrs.
Jack Da.VidsOn are spending a few
some time. Born in Stanley Town-
and spent most her lite•
visited with Mc-
Kaig and Mr. and Mrs. Calder Me-
I�aig.
1949 18,160,545.63
19.50
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK.
Implements, Feed and Grain. ,at Lot
18, Concession 7, (Parr Line), 2 mile.=
south of Varna, on Wednesday. February
o v. 'd, -TON PICK-UP Leveed! & Brown. 646 St. Clair Ave.
• W., Thursday, at 2 p.rn. Interment inMr.
Prnepert cem�eten..
CHEV, 1 -TON STAKE TRACK
days in Chatham with Mrs. David-
son's sister, Mrs. Jack BusbyandMeskinaw,
Mr. Busby,
i
here, a.nd was mari led.. in 1908 to
Webster• who passed away in
1938.'Following her husband's
death;, sibe lived in Clinton for a
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilton, of
Sask., are visiting with
Mrs. Wilton's. mother, Mrs. R.
20,141 926.71
Cash , Bonds and other liquid •securities -
owned b the Com of
Y pony a€e 105.70%
Savings
7th, at 1:30 p.m-, consisting o'f: HORSES
-Clyde mare 6 years old; Clyde horse 12
+
MANY OTHER M01-1ELS TO C8100011
FROM
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Scott were
guests for dinner on Sunday
short time, but for the past seven
Robertson, and brother, John Rob-
ertgon.
Deposits.
years old. CATTLE -Durham cow 4 years
old, recently freshened, calf at 'fast; Jer-
sev X Durham cove, 4 yearx old, due April
16th; Durham
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BRUSSELS MOTORS ,DUBLIN
with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.,Mrs,
Scott,
J. H. Seaforth. Mrs. Scott's
years had been a resident of Hen-
sail. SIle was in her, 65th year.
Surviving are one daugthter, • Mrs.
E. 1V�acDonala, of Exeter,
spent a couple of days with her xis-
- Estates,Etc., Under Administration
194 $ 18,536,017.54
cow 6 years old, due May
18th; Polled Angus X Holstein cow, 5Russell
years old, milking, bred again; Durham
cow 6 years old, milking, bred •again:
Jersey X Durham cow 3 years Old, milk-
"The Home of Better Used Can" Death of Mrs. W. J. Byrne
OPEN EVERY EVENING There passedMr.
awes in ScottHuta
Memorial Hospital on Friday, Jan.
many friends areglad to see her
out again after her recent illness.
and Mrs", T. J. Adams,Mr.
on -Road, were guests of Mr. and
Consitt, and two sons, El-
mer and Ralph, all of: the Parr
Line; her father, Ralph Stephen-
brother, Wisp. R. Stephen-
ter, Olive Speare, who has not
been enjoying the best of health.
and, Mrs. Ernest Allen at -
tended the funeral of her uncle,
1949
195.0 40,041,834.73
44,856,013-94
'ing, bred attain; Durham heifer, 2 years
s
19;• Catherine Devereux, beloved
Mrs. James Medd Monday.
son; one
New a
appointments Executor
old, in calf: Durham 2 -year-old steer; 4
yearling steers and heifern; 1 baby beef,
Durham bull 10 months old; 4 eaivea from
2 to 6 months old. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
-M•-11 �fllolioe drill with fertilator; Motor_
rick -Deering mower 6 -ft. cut: M -H 2 -row
xmuffler; set of sloop sleighs: Blheuller
heavy duty trailer with hoist; Renfrew
cream separator (nearly new); .Maxwel1
tear,; oot ei cirlc wheelbarrow:
wrier feed6range trot{i;'ha shel-and
water fourtainh; 2 Milk Cama'; Strainer;
(Meta ; milk :pails ; quantity of wood.
FEED -Approximately 8 tons of mixed
'hay; appaox;matety 700 bushels of mixed
grain; spproximatel 300 bushels of Beav-
v
er oath wettable far need) ; approxireately
9 trio offifeed m a0sto�ml rooxi
Htli1'SBHOLD PFSCT-44Hece walnut
6'(dztat room smite ilti'elent'+ng cab cab;miet
a rI •r Ifet, studio' uriith, elan;rig room
+. h' Enter d i*i f4eativ neve);
You Have a wife of the late W. J. Byrne, inTrustee
Lucky Number, Too her 80th year. Born in Tucker-
smith, she later lived in •Seaforth
Tf you're a little skepticalHands
for a number of years and then
about there being such things moved t.o a farm in Logan, where
as lucky numbers, here's your she resided until 1915, when she
proof. Take the Number 41, came to Dublin. She is survived
your Expositor phone number by three sons: Basil and William,
for instance; thousands have Detroit; Robert. Hamilton; three
found it their lucky number tau hters, Monica, Dublin Mrs.
for fillin anyneed from find- g
find -
g Peter Dill, Detroit; Mrs, Harold
Ing lost pets and valuables to Stanley, Rotherton, Mich.; three
securing scarce articles, You'll sisters, Mrs. Joseph Carpenter and
find it lucky, too, whether Yeti Mrs. Mary McGrath, Dublin; Mrs.
want to rent a room, get a b,
j4 Thomas Kelly, Blyth, and one bro-
extra cash. or find limp 4or ther, John Devereaux, Seaforth.
horde or office. Try it for luck f he funeral toolt place on Monday
on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley spentMrs.
Monday in Goderich.
Mr. Ken Harrison, who has been
visiting with this parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Alf, Buchanan, has returned
to Minden.
Mr. Joseph Brown, of Allan Pack,
i5 visitin with his son, Borden
g
'Brown and. Mrs. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stirling, of
g,
'Pilot Mound, Man., a.re• visiting at
the home of/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dexter:
Mr. Borden Brown and Mr.
Brown, Sr„ were in London on
Tuesday.
son, Parr Line, and three sisters,
• Wesley Cockerline and Mrs.
David Johnstone, of Pilot Mound,
Man.,: and Mrs, Elva Reid, of Sea_
forth] also thirteen grandchildren.
The funeral was held on Friday,
Jan. 1, from the home of her son,
Ralph, Stanley Tow>xship, with
Rev ,fl?V. J. Rogers, of Hensall Unit-
ed Church, conducting the service.
asd Rev. T. W. Jbe-aHintoa Kippen.
Coleman,, The pallbearers were•■
Anson. Harvey Coleman,
Herbert Stephenson, Robert Mc-
Allister, Harvey Keys and Jack
Cocker]ine, FloWerbearers were
Willner Turner, James Turner,
Frank Mc-
Euchreand Dance
Sponsored b y Varna L.O.L.
FRIDAY JANUARY 26
VARNA`TOWN HALL
Euchre starts at 8:30 sharp
DEWARDINE'S ORCHESTRA
Admission - 50c
as and
under wills •increased during the
year.
Assets in the of the Company
1945 $ 23,416,281.36
1949'60,095,115.97
1950 66,946,641.8$.
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today, remember it's so easy to from 'Cleary's Funeral Parlors, Sea-
place an -Expositor Want, Ad. forth, at 9:00 a.m., to St. Patrick's
just telephone 41. C)fu>`ch, Dublin,Tand thence to St.
Expositor Want Ads Bring Re$ilfFts Patrick's cemetery for Interment.
,. .. , ... . , Y'.,' -a ., AC.os s'€•;y.»!.+>x;.,ls
Subways are partially ventilated
bythe piston action of trains (lriv-
ing the a'r throb h the tulle;.
James McNaughton,
Clinchey, William Armstrohg, Ivan
Stephenson, Ralph Stephenson, Jr.,
and Thomas Consitt. Interment
i.as iia a5i•eld cemetery,
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