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FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC. -Per Word:
off'- let week 1 Cent
2nd week
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Minimum charge, first rcs. -. , 26 C
Cents
en
Each figure, initial and abbreabition manta ar ons woad.
.Mods Of Thanks, In Memoriam N.tices, Coaiag Eve r--1 Dent per wood,
s0 oasis per We*
Lrnioiries may be directed to a Boss No., c/o Tim Sarson ikgesitoy for 1111 cants nota
'Ben
mass additional will be charged it ads Pox above clams ars not paid within 10 days
of date of final insertion -
Births, Marriage& and Dwells&'� ``inserted from of charm
auction Sales, Notice, to CA' tom. Eta -Bats on. aosalLemtfoa
•
For Rent
"WADE RENT -OFFICE SPACE IN THE
Dominion Bank Building- Apply to
the Manager. 4949.41
'Fox RENT -A 4 -ROOM SELF-CON-
tained apartment; heated: newly dec-
orated.
eo-orated. Apply Box 42, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR 4359-11
Coming Events
YOU'LL ENJOY DANCING AT THE
Beautiful Crystal Palace Ballroom,
Mitchell, every Friday night to the music
of Don Robertson and his Ranch Boys.
4359x2
For Sale
Notices
NOTICE
Hensall Union Cemetery
All parties in arrears for care of lots
are asked to ki"..'y remit at once. Any
the Board, and of real a: s tante in this
work.
donations wi) l greariy appreciated by
R. J. PATERSON,
Treasurer.
NOTICE
FOR SALE
USED DEARS, SUITABfl? FOR HIGH
or public school. Apply to
MA REID
Secretary,
Sealoet*i High School District
4360-1
Help Wanted
WANTED - FULL-TIME GARDENER
wanted at once. Most be experienc-
ed preferably married. Living accomn,o-
43594 dation supplied APPLY DR E. A Mo -
TrELE SEAFORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY
will be closed from July 30 to.A,ugtast WANTED - GENTLEMAN REQUIRES
13. room and board. Apply to Box 43,
GRETA THOMPSON, HURON EXPOSITOR 4360x1
Librarian. 4360-2
MASTER, Seaforth. 4360-1
Wanted
Personals
SKINNY MEN, WOMI:N1 GAIN 6 TO
15 1b`. New pep. too. Try famous
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results;
new healthy fis=h ; new vigor. New
acquainted" size ONLY 60c. All drug
gets,
H
YGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
envelope with price list 6 samples 25e;
24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilkoq
0 at.
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
Tenders For Drainage
Work
Separate' Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until 6:00 p.m-, July 31st,
1951, for the repair of the
ZURICH DRAIN SOLITE
and
SCHWALM DRAIN
9.080 and 4.200 cubic yards respectively
Tenders to call for complete job, includ-
ing catch basins according to the En.
gineer's Report. Specifications may be
seen at the Township Office or at S. W.
Archibadd's Office, 456 Wellington St,
London.
Certified cheque for 10% of tender to
accompany tender. No tender necessarily
accepted.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
Clerk Hay Township,
Zurich, Ont
43694
WANTED - LADY DESIRES NICE
dean room- Must be in town. Apply
to Box 44, HURON EXPOSITOR
9360-1
C.ARPENTER-WORK DESIRED BY A
skilled carpenter with 20 years' ex-
perience in the building trade in Den-
mark. Neat, efficient work; reasonable
prices- GUNNAR SKORSTENGARD.
Ann St„ Seaforth. or Secet Poultry Farms.
Phone 2S4 -W. 4360x2
Lost and Found
DOST -A SMALL BROWN COLLIE
dog with collar. Phone WILLIAM
LAMPORT. Kir kaon. 54 r 19.
4360xl
Property For Sale
14"'OR SALE- COTTAGE IN SEAFORTH
4 rooms and bath, hot and cold water
all the time; extra good cellar; well
drained; winter fuel, coal and wood. Will
,;1 everything. Possession soon. Apply
r.. McLLWAIN. Seafarth. Phone 589-W.
4360x2
Auction Sales
(AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
feels in the Town of Seaforth- on
Saturday, July 21st, at 1:30 p.m.. at the
home of Levi Making, Railway Street:,
9 -piece during room suite; 1 love seat: 1
cheiterfleld bed: number of raking chairs;
3 small tables ; 2 couches: 1 kitchen cup-
board ; table and chain : 1 Finlay cook
;stave; 2 -burner electric plate: electric
toaster and electric iron: 1 single bed,
springs and maitre. -s : 2 bedroom suites
sewing machine: electric Tampa; floor'
covering: Quilts: kitchen utensils and
dishes ; washing machine: garden tools; 1
'set of 25-1b. scales ; other articles too num-
erous to mention- Terns -Cash. LEVI
MAKINS, Proprietor: Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
9360-1
For Sale (AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fccas will be held in the Village of
Kinburn, on Friday. July 27th. at 1:30
p.m_ at the home of Mrs. Mary Nichol-
son: 3 bedroom suites; 2 cook stoves: 1
Quebec heater; -4 necking chain : dining
room table and 6 chairs: 8 kitchen chairs;
cab -
FOR SALE -30 PIGS, EIGHT WEEKS "-ardmbe; chest of drawers; kitchen cab-
old- Apply JACK RIVERS, Norio ;net; large , ,,,.,rd: couch: washing
iron;
2 -hurter hot plate; electric washing ma -
FOR SAT,F - RASPBFRRTIrc THOS.
ROBIN SON. Egmondville Phone 666
r 31, Sen.forth. 43604
ii a:n St 4361:tx1 chine; hand washing machine: 1 set farm 1
1 OR SALE -QUANTITY AMERICAN scales, weigh 2,000 lbs.: cream separa-
tor ; 3 end tables : 3 wash tube: copper
c.ment NORMAN MacLEAN. Phone boiler; 1 wash board: 6 cream cans: roll
3-1. Egmondville. 4359$ chicken wire; electric toaster: roll new'
FOR SALE -23 TONS OF MIXEDlinoleum: 2 iron stove pots: 1 set single nes,
hars ; boggy; cutter; quantity plank
grain. Apply to JAMES SOUTER. and !timber- large feed bin: stovepipe, •
RR- 1, BruceSelrL Phone 668 r 14, Sea 2 hand wringers ; ironing board ; china -
forth. 4360-1 and kitchen utenotls : garden tools. Terms
�jQR SALE-TR'O HEIFEBS, SPRING --Cool, MRS. MARY NICHOLSON, Pm-
-post s : Harold Jack ---on. Auctioneer. 1
ing. Apply to JOHN E. MURRAY. 4360-1
Dublin. Phone 37 r 20, Dublin.
News Items of Hensall and District
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Sanders are
vacationing at Lions Head and
Wasaga Beach.
Pupils of Miss Greta Laramie
K
will present a program on the kid-
dies' studio party, CNX, Wing -
ham, Saturday, July 28, commenc-
ing at 11:15 am., lasting half an
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kinsman,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treffry and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Brintnell attended
service at Bluevale United Churcb
last Sunday morning, and also vis-
ited with Rev. and Mrs. 11 A.
Brook.
Miss Maja Roobol and Miss Mar-
ilyn Eyre have returned from
spending a week's vacation in
Ridgetown.
Mrs. Herb Allen, Toronto, was a
week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
JohnMcMurtrie, and also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwan.
Mrs. Reta Charles, London, is
spending two weeks' vacation with
her aunt, Mrs. Anna Walker.
Miss Gladys Luker is enjoying a
week's vacation_
MissLillian MacKay, Windsor,
is vacationing with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Shepherd.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Cudmore,
Toronto, are holidaying at their
home here.
Mrs. Mina Slater, of Islington,
Mass., is spending a month with
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
The July meeting of the Hensall-
Exeter Women's Christian Temr'er-
ance Union was held at the home
of the president, Mrs, E. Geiger,
Tuesday afternoon, July 17, at 3
p.m. with a good representation of
Exeter and Hensall members.
T h e devotional period w a s
conducted by Mrs. Geiger and
Mrs. F. J. Appleby. Prayers were
offered by Mrs. Miners, Mrs. W.
Cook. Mrs. C. W. Down and ,Mrs.
Geiger. Many items of interest
were discussed at the mee:ing.
rhe August meeting will be Lehiin Exeter. Refreshments were
served.
New Books At Library
The following new books have
been received at Hensall Public
Library: Fiction - Great Oaks.
Williams; Joy Street, Keyes; Toil
Ei t rglades, Slaughter; Star Mon-
ey. Wisner: Flood Tide, Yerby;
The Faith of Mrs. Rulem, Felnne-
gan; For Fire. Seton; The Long-
est
ongiest Way Round, Marshall; The
Parson, Colver: Prairie Avenue.
Meeker; The Glass House. Covert;
Each Man's Son, McLennan; The
Outlander, Guevremont ; Doctor
Christopher, Dern; Four Gardens.
Sharp; The Balance Wheel, Bat -
tome; A Woman Called Fancy,
Yerby: Proud New Flags, Mason;
Kentucky Stand, R-heelright; Miss
Doctor. Seifert; Are You Ready,
Caroline? Feiner; The Holly and
the Ivy. Cowlin: The Beautiful Re-
quest. Hotch; A Clear Dawn,
Peck; Red Cloak Flying. Widde-
mer; The Marriage of Josephine,
Coryn; Gay Pursuit, Cadell; Bron-
eho Apache, Wellman; Murder
Makes the Mare Go. Dolph; Sum-
mer Lightning. Dare; The Wild
Bunch, Haycox; Hop Along Cas-
s'.dy's Private War, Mulford; The
Hangman of Sleepy Hollow, Dres-
ser: Range War West, Cassidy;
The Killer Brand. MacDonald; The
Scarlet Woman. Hocking; Sleep
No More. Taylor; Lost Gold, West;
Signal Guns At Sun -up, Carpen-
er; Joss of the Diamond Cross,
Smith; Doomrock. Joscelyn: Trails
By Night. Hopkins; Riders of
reckless Gold, McCoy; The Phan -
nm Spur. Fox: Lookout For Liza.,Baldwin; Double -Double, Queen;
file Willow Cabin. Frankaw.
Non -Fiction -Farewell To Privis
Ford, Buchan; The Salt Bov,
:ard; Reluctant Farmer. Thane;
es Eye is on the Sparrow, Wa-
Cards Of Thanksl
ets; The Rev. Mr. Red, HurSton;
FOR SALE -TWO -WHEELED TRAIL -
fir with rack. nearly new. Apply I
HARRY .7ES501tE, Elgmondville. Phone I WISH TO EXPRESS THANKS TO K
6143, r 4. 4360x1 'r:,•nds win remembered me while
patient in Scott Memorial Hospital: sre-
cird thanies to the nurses and staff, also
.et Go and Let God. Cliffe; The
ing's Store, Duke of Windsor.
Juvenile Fiction- Puddr and His
A'lying Balloon, Garis: The Prin-
FOR SALE - NORGE ELECTRIC
stove. brand new : original price,
3:09 95. Will sell reasonable. Apply BILL
HENDERSON. Seaforth. 4360x1,
• POR SALE -ONE LITTER OF 12 YORK
pigs 6 weeks old. Apply to JONA- I
THAN HUGILL. Phone 667 r 6, Sea -
fort![.. 4360-2
1'OR SALE -SETTEE AND CHAIR TO
match las new): battery radio (Norio -
e -n Electric,: cream separator. (Ren-'
£rewl : lawn mower. PHONE 88, Hen -
sal/, Ont. 4360x2 '
FOR SALE-C•OAL OIL HEATER;
hand washing machine with wringer;
ki,elon cupboard in good condition
ply MRS. J. POLLARD, Centre St, Sea -
forth.
Phone 131-3. 4360-1
port SALE -RASPBERRIES ARE RIP-
"- ening. Place your order now : 35.e
a quart MPS. ANGUS ROBERT-
SON. R.R. 2, .tipper. Phone Hensall 684
✓ 12. 4153
pen SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle Rs
pair, to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE. 78 Orrtarin St., Stratford.
4228-11
HONEY FOR SALE --ORDERS WILL
be .accepted 04 1Sr pound in your own
pails. Comb honey in =mall or large sec-
tiotts will he avail ,He by the mid. le 'f
next week. WALLACE ROSS AP;AR-
IES, Seaforth. 4360-2
"pos. SALE -2 REGISTERED PURE -
• bred Hereford Mills, 10 and 11 months
old, from accredited herds : alw a two_
wheeled trailed. Apply A. .1. FINLAY-
SON. Phone 651 r 3, Seaforth-
4360x1
V4 OIR SALE -ONE MASSEY-HARRIS 2-
home Ra engine, only toed two
months: priced it 660.00: I erten ion
bate with 4 1cs- e . 310.00. Apply to
JONATHAN HUGiLL. Phone 667 r 6,
Se.aforth, 17,e
HONEY FOR SALE -WHITE CLOVER
honey of excellent quality (in ons.
tamer's containers 20c a peendt; -mb'r
bxinel•. ,12e .a pr•nttd. .t, HAPRICER L
S:']' S Zurich, en'. Three block, troth
of- Hotel. 4360-1
FOR SALE -KITCHEN SUrTE 'N GOO'
condit5,ncnn i tirp . ,np''o rd, 4
chairs and rrireel res rn'lle dor
neck sale. Also 1035-, panel 1.1 -ton track
#n- good condition: priced reasonable for
quick sale. Apply E. S. RA 51t'. Sea•
forth 41164-tf
1161Elilir IDEA AND MII+l'N'18APOLIS-
lHotlitta fern, etypireeetst;Renm'a war
F'irbarks-Morse h3sntner-
llls CJbcort reftleeratora. Malt for our
dtattt maria Wee,: .s4; pay,. NEW 7D'EA
11'R1110.1T01t64 IGsdoriclt, Ont. Plicae
3621. 4'J59rt3
b
dt
Dr. McMaster and Dr. Brady.
MRS. GEORGE POLLARD. Blyth-
Births
BALDR'IN--At Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don,. on ;Monday, July 16, to 94r. send
Mrs. J. A Baldwin. Seaforth. a son --
James Steven
HENDERSON--At Scott Memorial Hoap;-
1 on July 15. to Mr. and Mrs- Writ
Henderson Seaforth, a slaughter.
LITTLE-- At Scott Memorial Hr,rpi4ai. on
ytx!y 15. to Mr, and Mrs. William Little•
RR. 1, Seaforth. a son.
MANLEY-At Scott Memorial Hospital.
.•n July 13, to Mr. and Mos. Joseph
Manley. Walton, a son.
cess and Curdy \lac•Donald: Cher-
ry Ames At Spencer. Totham: Jen
ny At St. Julians. Barnes: Hone_
Bunch. Her First Day on the
Farm, Her First Tour of Toy
Cowboys. Fletcher; Bimbo and
Topsy, Blyton; Tartan and the
Jewels of Opar, Burroughs; Irish
Red, Kigeigaard; The Wailing Sir-
en
iren Mystery, Dixon; Dan Carter
and the Haunted `Castle, Wirt;
Golden Cloud, Leland; Ozema of
Oz, Baum; Bosambe of the River,
Wallace; Indians and Cowboys,
Tousey; The Clue in the Old Al-
bum, The Clue of the Black Keys,
Keene; The Mystery of the Toll-
ing Bells, The Baby Bunny, Evers;
Baby Susan's Chickens, Berg;
Stories From Scott, Thorndyke;
Captain Kidd's Gold, Crome; The
Cordova Treasure, Voelz; Stories
From Dickens, Thorndyke; The
Little Silk Apron, Richards; Am-
meliaranne's Moving Day, Morris;
Ammeliaranne Gives a Concert,
Gilmour; Hear Our Prayer,
Stearns; Buttercup Fairy, Cane;
The Story of Bill Frog, Cane; Bun-
nikins Picnic Party, MacGregor;
Animal Pets, Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs, The Ginger Bread
Boy.
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. W. Walters, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Batten and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Batten spent Sunday even-
ing at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters and
family spent Sunday at Ipperwash.
We are sorry to report Miss B.
Delbridge is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pym and Mr.
Cephas Pym, of Thames Road,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Marshall, of
Kirkton, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. N. Clarke.
Several people in the community
motored to the cherry orchards at
1pperwash during the week.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson
and Ina and Mrs. J. Paterson. of
Montreal. are visiting here with
\!r. and Mrs. A. Paterson.
Many in this district attended
the Baird picnic on Saturday at
Bright's Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. D. Kaizer. of
Detroit, are holidaying with Mrs.
H. Zapfe.
Misses Ruth Scott and Marion
Paterson 'spent the week -end with
their parents.
Mr, Cam Henry visited his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry.
over the week -end.
The annual congregational pic-
nic will be held in Jowett's Grove.
Bayfield, on Friday afternoon of
this week. A full line of sports is
being prepared by the committee.
Miss Janie and Master David
Beecroft, from Wingham, have
been visiting their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Watson.
W. M. S. Holds Meeting
The July meeting of the Bruce
field W.M.S. was held in the school
room on Tuesday afternoon wilt,
the. president. Mrs. A. Zapfe, in
the chair. The program was in
charge of the associate members.
Mrs. T. Baird, associate members'
secretary. had charge of the eon
ship service, "Worship and Work."
The meeting opened with Hymn
256- The Scripture readings were
all taken by Mrs. N. Walker, Mrs.
R. Watson gave a very interesting
reading, "The Church's Claim On
You." The program, "A Work
Camp in Europe," was very inter-
esting and taken in a capable man
ner by Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. W.
Henry, Mrs. Ed. Allen, Mrs. W.
Stackhouse and Mrs. H. Dayman.
Mrs. Hayman also gave a reading.
"It Wa.s a Sheep. Not a Lamb."
The meeting closed with Hymn 255
and prayer by the president.
KIPPEN
home for some holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper spent
Sunday in Toronto, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Campbell
and granddaughter, Linda, who
had been vacationing with her
father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook, of Goderich,
spent a few days with their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Dowspn.
Mrs. Winder had her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Anderson, of Detroit,
visit her recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
family spent Sunday in London.
Mrs. Robert Dayman visited a
few days with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Johnson, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden and Ver-
na, of Denfield, were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Par-
sons.
Quite a number from here at-
tended the Cochrane family reun-
ion in Bayfield on Thursday last,
Mr. and Mrs, Atkinson (nee
Roma. Chandler), newlyweds, visit-
ed friends in the community be-
fore returning to their home in
Dundalk.
Mrs. W. Horsey spent the week-
end at her home -in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, 1. Torrence visit-
ed recently with relatives in this
vicinity.
The annual Sunday School pic-
nic will be held at Jowett's Grove,
Bayfield, on Friday of this week.
W.M.S. Holds Baby Band Meeting
The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church here met on Wednesday
afternoon last at the home of Mrs.
E. McBride. Thirty-six adults and
forty-seven children were present,,.
The president, Mrs. Winston Work-
man, presided. The opening hymn
was 488. The responsive reading
was 712. The Lord's Prayer was
repeated and Hymn 306 was sung
Sharon, Mary and Ruth McBride
sang, accompanied by Marjorie
McBride. The minutes were follow-
ed by the roll call. Miss Marjorie
McBride favored with a piano in-
strumental. Marie Sinclair and
Bram Benindyke favored with an
impromptu duet, accompanied by
Ann Sinclair. Mrs. A. MCMurtrie
reported for the visiting commit-
tee. Mrs. J. Sinclair and Mrs. W.
Workman were appointed as visit-
ing committee for July and Aug-
ust. The flower convener for the
church for July is Mrs. E. Mc-
Bride: for August. Mrs. John Coop-
er and Mrs. W. Workman, Mrs. A.
Gackstetter personally thanked
the ladies for cards sent. Ann and
Marie Sinclair favored with a
piano duet. The children's hymn,
No, 163, was sung. Ilene McLean
Carol Faber and Marlene McLach-
lan favored with a piano trio. Mrs.
H. Caldwell gave the children's
story, which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Workman tendered a vote o`
thanks to the hostess and all those
taking part in the program. The
benediction was repeated in uni-
son. The children retired to the
lawn where games were conductei
by Carol McMurtrie. Lunch was
served by Circles.1, 2 and 3.
The Late James Jarrott
Mr. James Jarrott, life-long resi-
dent of this community, passed
away in Scott Memorial Hospital
Seaforth, Thursday, July 5, in his
89th year. The deceased was born
in Stanley Township and had farm-
ed on the Town Line, west of here.
since bis marriage to Mary Hud-
son, who predeceased him six
years ago. He was a member of
Hillsgreen United Church. Two
daughters and two sons survive:
(Ann) -Mrs, Hugh Love. of Hen -
sal]; (Luella) 'Mrs. Harry Norris.
and John and Eldon Jarrott, all of
Kippen. One sister, Mrs. Dan
Saunders. and one brother. Nor-
man, both of London, also survive.
The private funeral was held from
he Bonthron funeral home on Sat-
rday, conducted by Rev. A. Nin-
on. Miss Jean Ivison sang. ac-
ompanied by Mrs. Bruce Walker.
The pallbearers were John Coch-
ane, Archie Parsons, Ross Love.
ordon Love. Orville Smith and
ruce Walker. The flower -bearers
ere grandchildren and great-
andchildren, Marie and Ruth
nn Jarrott, Laird, Billy and Doug-
las Norris. Margaret Campbell
Norma and Lorne Love. Intermen;
was in Bayfield cemetery. Those
attending the funeral from a dis-
tance were Mr. Dan Saunders, Mr.
Norman Jarrott and Mr. Norman.
Jones, all of London.
u
The many friends of Mr. Walter c
Dinsdale, son of George Dinsdale. r
w:ll be pleased to note he has G
been elected Progressive -Conserv- B
alive member for Brandon. Mani- w
toba. Walter has been on the Igr
teaching i ff f B d A
s a o ran on I sheds
Town. Thorndyke: Buddy and His I ily and is following his father's
Cowboy. Garis: The Jackie Robin- footsteps as member.
son Story. Mann; The Mystery of
the Swaying Curtain. Judd; Cher-
ry Ames Mountaineer Nurse. Tot•
ham: The Spirit of Fog Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Curran. Lon-
don, visited Mrs. McClymont over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKay and
Sutton: Boobsy Twins.One Arm !June are spending their vacation
Railroad, Cherry ,Ames. Cruise with their brother, Oliver. and
Nurse. Wells; The Big Book of sister Miss Margaret McKay.
Suntlay visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Dickert and Meryl incled
ed: Mr. and Mrs. E. Dickert and
Carol, of Clifford; Mr. and Mts.
Anson Wolfe and family and Mr.
J. Lawrence, of Melbourne; Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Marks and Ken•
neth, of Atwood; also Mr. and
Mrs. E. Wahl, of Listowel. and Mr.
snd Mrs. C. Stricker, of Kitchener.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Thompson
were his daughter and son-in-law
-Ind family, from Goderich; also
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, of Strat-
ford.
A family reunion was held at
the home of Mr. Jonah Green on
Sunday. July 15, Some of the fam-
ily included: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Greene and family, of Mitchell
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Grieve, of Exe-
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene
and family, of London; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Greene and son, of
Egmondville: Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Greene and daughter, of Ridge -
town; Mrs. Raymond Le Clair and
sons, of London; Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Seplate and family, of Gode-
ric4; Mr. William Riley. of Lon-
don;' Mr. Gordon Bedwell, of Mit-
chell; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Greene.
of Grand Bend; Mr. Henry Greene
of Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor and family. of Seaforth;
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Beaton. of
Goderich.
Mr, and Mrs, Miller McConnell,
of Detroit. visited Miss Whiteman
and Mrs. Dinsdale over the week-
end and Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss
Wh•teman accompanied thea. back
U -S -E -D
Farm Machinery
1 Cockshutt Hay Loader, nearly new
1 Model S Case Tractor
1 Model L Case Tractor
1 Model VA Case Tractor
1 Model H McCormick -Dearing Tractor
1 Model 70 Cockshutt Tracor
1 Model 60 Cockshutt Tractor
2 Sets 8 -foot Disc Harrows
1 Model J Forage Blower
1 7 -foot Stiff Tooth Cultivator
IdrEW MACHINES
Forage Harvester
Limited Number A-6 Combines
Tractors
7 -Foot Power Mowers
Rowcliffe Motors
Phone 147
Seaforth
y;.
Announce
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tory 'lst, Math- 1st, Science 1st,
Latin 1st, French 1st.
H. Nolan -English 1st, History
1st, Maths. 1st., Science 2nd, Latin
1st, French let.
M. Roach -English 1st, History
lst, Maths. lst, Science 3rd,,Latin
1st. French lst
Grade XI
Highest standing- Mary Cather-
ine Stapleton, 7S%; second, Marie
Bruxer, 68.
M. Bruxer-English 2nd, History
2nd, Algebra 2nd, Physics 2nd,
You Have a
Lucky Number, Too
If you're a little skeptical
about there being suck things
as lucky numbers, here's your
proof. Take the Number 91,
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Latin Ord, French 3rd;,
A. Butters -English 2nd History
2nd, Algebra 1st, Physics 2nd, Lat-
in
atin f, Freneil c.
J. Murray -English 3rd, Hiatory
2nd, Algebra f, Physics 2nd, Latin
f, French c.
K. Roach -English 3rd, History
3rd, Algebra c, Physics f, Latin c,
French 1.
Grade XII •
Highest standing -Jack Murray,
77%; second, Francis Flanagan,
76.
R. Bowman -English 1st, History
2nd, Algebra 1st, Physics 3rd, Lat-
in 3rd, French 2nd.
F. Flanagan -English 1st, His-
tory 1st, Algebra 1st, mics 1st,
Latin 2nd, French 3rd.`
L. Lane -English and, History
3rd, Algebra lst, Physics 1st,
French c.
Lorraine Mahoney -English 2-nd,
History and, Algebra 1st, Physics
2nd, Latin 3rd, French 2nd.
Alphonse Meagher -History 2nd,
Chemistry c, Jastin 2nd, French
3rd.
Alphonsine Meagher - History
3rd, Algebra c, Physics 3rd, Latin
f, French e.
M. Morrison -English 2nd, His-
tory 3rd, Algebra 1st, Physics 1st,
Latin and, French 2nd.
Jack Murray History int, Alge-
bra lst, Physics 2nd, Latin 2nd,
Fr. 2nd.
A. Ryan -English 2nd, History
1st, Algebra 211d, Physics 2nd,
Latin 2nd, French 2nd.
Hand Fractured As
Car Forced Off Road
A car driven by Ross M. Sav-
auge, Seaforth, was forced off the
Maitland concession road into the
ditch northeast of Benmiller late
Sunday afternoon by a car that
failed to stop.
Miss i Norma Jeffery, a passen-
ger in the Savauge car, received a
fractured hand in the accident.
Other passengers in the cat, Mrs.
Savange, Mrs. H. Jeffery and San-
dra and Linda Savauge, were bad-
ly shaken. Three .hundred and fifty
dollars damage was done to the
car. Provincial Constable H. Stott
of Goderich investigated.
A Smile Or. Two
Bus Driver: "How old are you,
little girl?"
Little Girl: "If you don't mind,
big boy, I91 pay full fare and keep
my statistics to myself,"
•
Two women were among the
spectators watching a skywriter
doing his stuff. Said one (a
sternvisaged, buxom type) to her
friend: "I wonder whatever in-
MURIEL'S
BEAUTY SALON
Wi 1 Be Closed
for vacation
July 23 to August 4
Reopening August 6
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RASPBERRIES
ARE IN FULL PRODUCTION
NOW!
In' strawberries this season
lots of people were disappointed
in not getting their full supply.
Don't let this happen to your
with raspberries. You can order
your berries RIGHT NOW and
we will fill your order as they
ripen, and at the lowest prevail-
ing price this season.
You will get Fresh Raspberries
right from the field - not the
stale trucked -in Raspberries
which are dear at any price'.
We Guarantee Fresh Berries
and Well -Filled Boxes! "
Chas. Barnett
PHONE 130-W : SEAFORTH
West of the Creamery
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diced that, fool pilot to take up
skywriting?"
'Before cher friend could reply. a
gentlemen standing behind them
remarked: "Frustration, lady. No
doubt his wife wouldn't let him
smoke in the house!"
•
"Hey, there!" a passing motor-
ist called to a hillbilly who was
reclining under a tree. "Your
'house is on fire!" '
"Kaow it," the hillbilly replied
without moving,
"Well, why don't you dor.soIRO+
thing about it?"
Dain' it naw." the thillbilly rigs
plied. "Bin a-prayin' felt rain eve
er since she started,"
GUESTS WELCOME
Cerifj
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SALE OF DRESSES
This is it! What you have been waiting for!
TUDOR'S ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER DRESSES
Every Dress is being offered at substantial savings to you -
savings up to 50%. This includes Sun Dresses as well. Just in
time for ,hot weather. Everything from size 12 - 48.
P.S.-SHORTS ARE STILL ON SALE, TOO ' -
Ladies' WearTUDOR'S Dry Goods
PHONE 70 HENSALL
GOOD CARS
ONE 1951 NASH SEDAN
The Leading, Car of the Year - in Style,
Economy, and Performance!
One 1947 Chevrolet Coach -Just a dandy
car for any one
One 19.49 Austin Coach -A car that will
open your eyes in performance
One 1942 Dodge 1/ -Ton Pick -Up, in nice shape
One 1951 Austin Sedan
GET IN TOUCH WITH
Jonathan Hugill
AT ONCE
Phone: 616-34 Clinton 667-6 Seaforth
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
Dancing EVERY Night
BOBBY DOWNS and his ORCHFSTRA ,
• •
Concert
By
BOBBY DOWNS and his ORCHESTRA
and a GREAT
Popularity Contest
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SUNDAY, JULY 22nd, 8:30 p.m.
CONTESTANTS:
"LION QUARTETTES"
• EXETER LIONS
• GODERICH LIONS
• PARKHILL LIONS
• ZURICH LIONS
• LUCAN LIONS
• WINDSOR Lions (the Daddy of 'em all)
• GRAND BEND LIONS
SOME OF THESE QUARTETTES ARE TERRIBLE!
To be judged on popularity only
Come and support your favourites for a $50 prize
(Bring youry.ear-plugs), All proceeds for, the
South Huron $ospital. Colne ofi, boys and gals!
BRING YOUR DOLLARS - LET'S GET HIKING!
BRAND NEW CARS
Any Make! - Any Style! - Any Color!
FORD CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE B,UICK
PONTIAC MMI TEOR
All at Regular List Price - Approximately 24 -Hour Service - GUARANTEED SERVICE
ALSO G.1111C. • CHEVROLET FORD MERCURY TRUCKS
USED CARS
'51 BRAND NEW CHEV. SEDAN
'50 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'50 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH
'49 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH
'49 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV. FLEETLINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN -
radio, air-conditioning --
SPECIALS-'49 Chev. 5 -pass. Coupe, $1,550.00
A written guarantee for 60
'48 PONTIAC COACH
'48 CHEV, COACH
'48 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH
'40 DODGE SEDAN
'39 DODGE SEDAN
'37 PLYMOUTH COACH
'37 CHEV. COACH
'36 DODGE SEDAN
'36 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
'47 Chev. Sedan, $1,150.00 '39 Chev. Sedan $250
days on all late model cars.
Some of these Cars are on display at the SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION, S,EAFORTH, For
further information, Rontact the lessees. MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
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BRUSSELS -- ONTARIO
"THE HOME OF BETTER USED CARS" OPEN EVERY EVENING
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