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Coming Events
THE ANNUAL NURSES' DANCE WILL
be held .on Friday, October :6th. in
the Community Centre, with Frankie
Bank's Orchestra 4369-1
VE GOOD OLDE TYME HAYLOFT
Hoedown at the Crystal Palace Ball-
room. Mitchell, this Friday night, with
Don Roberll-on and his Ranch Boys.
436911
BINGO, CAR DRAW, DANCE - BF:FP
Oe:e'brr 5th open for 1500.00 Monster
Bingo in the Mitchell Memorial Arena.
Draw for 1991 Ford Oar same evening.
followed by Dance in Crystal a'aiace Ball -
mom. Bingo commences at 9:00 p.m;
doors open at 7 :30 D.M. Proceeds for
Arena Fund and Lions Service Work -
4369 -1
Wanted
ar
Wanted.
WANTED - LARGE SIZE QUEBEC
A UCT1ON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FS -
fees in the Village of Egmondville,
Man St. on Monday, October 1st, at 1
lam: Crena enamel Princess Pat range,
4 -burner coat sal stove and oven; 2 -burger
hot plate (like new) ; chesterfield bed
(like new ): extension dining room table
and chain;: porcelain top kitchen table;
k lichen ohairs ; cupboard : sofa ; occasion-
al einem; number of small tables: rock-
ers and mirrors : clocks ; bookcases (new)
writing desk- ; day bed; radio; 2 beds:
heater. PHONE__' R springmat:
tree: and maress : feather tick: aa -
4369x1 toque chest of drawers with mirror and
stand to match; dresser and stand; 15
ratter mats; washstands: sealers, step
'-adder: lawn mower: shoeels; garden
tools; quantity of wood and kindling;
'guaat.:ty of deka and kitchen utensils.
and other articles. Terns: -Cash- Alt-
THUR ea FAIENCE, Proprietor ; Harold
I Jackson- Auoeoneer ; E. P. Chesney, Clerk,
4368-2
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
1forts at Lot No. 1S, Stealey Town -
hip (Goshen Line), S miles west and 2
miles souls of Varna, on Wednesday,
(ku.her IOJa, az 1:30 p.m„ the following:
?t,de_rn walnut bed: tubular bed: wooden
' bed : chest of drawers: ; chesterfield and 2
hesnerfie ld chairs; laza-boy chair: 2 ex-
:casionaJ chairs: studio coach; 3 locoing
chairs: wider armchair: Northern Eke-
-roc cabinet battery radio: dining roots
t:ebie : buffet and chairs ; recede: n maple
'breakfast suite of buffet, table and chairs:
2 corset nags in. Rum um rug ; scan2,er
mars: weight clock: Coleman caarp
_tyle gas stove and Coleman lan-
tern: sea end small tables : kitchen
chairs: bridge lamp: hand wash -
:a; machine: step ladder: 2 sol: stoves:
curtains; drapes : garden tools; dishes:
pictures: otn,kine utensils. and numerous
either arxie ,e. T.rtn ---Cash, MRS. JEAN
BENNETT, Proprietress: K. W. Coigu-
houn_ Clerk ; Edward W Elliott, Auct5un-
eer. 4369-2
WANTED - BATTERIES, COPPER,
matra-esse,, nem, caste. sled, chert
metaL C. REEVES, Seaforth.
4369-1
CUSTOM WORK WANTED - I A_el
l�
e tn,vd for entree p.L'w'-ng. Also 60
pullets for sale, laying. Apody to LYLE
MONTGOMERY. RR. 1, Clinton. Phone
SAI r 3I, Seaforth. 4369x3
For Sale
FOR S-91 F-..,1ACliET HEATER NO
reasonable offer refrced WILLIAM
M_ BART. 436.9e1
FOR SALE --CORGI LIGHT WEIGHT
motorcycle, in very good condetion-
-WANTED--BOX TOPS OF WATER- recwnsble price- TED SAVAUGE. Ph.ne
mane ink canoes and aro of Canada
120, Seafor:.h. 4369x1
Corn Star -ch or Benson Cara Starch. Will
pay 1 rent a top for first fifty of each
See LEO HAGAN, after 6 pm., at his
home, Qouinlock St, behind Vittoria
Park_
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE - '40 DODGE COUPE,
buil:-:n radio. new tires: mechanical-
ly A-1. PHONE 848 r 32, Seefarde
4365x3
Livestock Wanted
DEAD HORSES, COWS AND HOGS
remo:ed prempey. Cash at farm
Phone WM. SPROAT, Seefornh 655 r 2..
VCILLIAM STONE SONS, L1MrrED, In-
gersoll. Ont.
For Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT -NICE COMFORT.
ableia.'>:e on No. 8 Highway. 2 male
east of Se.stet-M. Recently decorated ;
Hydro. Immediate peueession. Apply to
JOHN MALONEY. RR 5, Seaforth,
Phone 64 r 30, Dublin. 4369x1
FOR SALE -SIX 1 -YEAR-OLD SOARS
for mile: two 2-y me -old sores, See
JOHN S. HeGAVIN, RR 2, %Velem.
4369x1
I,`OR
SALE--C.C.M. BICYCLE, LN A-1
ceedi'-ion ' balloon ti res : extras :
chrome front forks. PHONE 377-W, Sea -
forth. 436931
FOR SA-LE--1-2-TONT'R'O-WI.1FFLED , CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARRt
trailer, in lewd condition. Apply to Stocl, and ImpIrnsents, aill. be held a
NORMAN L. CARTER. Box 403, Clinton. Lot 26, Conoeesicn 5, McKillop, 21,:, miles
43692,2manth of SeIforth, Thursday. October 4th,
'at 1 p.m -.--the farm is sold: CATTLE -
R SALE -ONE 5 H.P. BOILER, 5 Dual Purpose mors. dates of freshening
suitable for heatinc large borne. Phene elven at time of sale: 7 Hereford grade
242, Seaforth_ N. SCOINS. y'earintgs: 6 Hereford grade spring calves -
436,9x1 POULTRY -150 yearling heavy here: 2
' mows of well -cured hay. 1 IMPLEMENTS
pos. SALE- C.C.at. MEN'S OR BOYS'---ht-H 7 ft binder : 2,1-11 514: ft mower
oelleon tired ben. cle, 2 mon'hs old. in et of bench sleighs ; wagon scale.; ; 6-
I good condition. WAYNE ELLIS. Sea- eectiore of harrows ; fanning mill ; wine
' footlesesgei fence stretcher; ele,-tric fencer; Redrster
-•-enc spraying unit; McCormick -Deering
pOR SALE - 3 -FURROW INTERNA- No. 3 Bream separator, almost new; Mel-
" eonal pee. Apply Joffe; THOMP- otic hand cream separ,,tzr. like new;
• SON. RR 2, SeaLsrh. Phone 530 r 31. Is -mese -ay hydro brooder: coal stove brood-
lenen1 'r and colony house: number of other
j r:icles : 1,117 Dodge truck. FURNITURE
FOR SALE ---.MODERN KITCHEN CUP_ - Quarter -rut 8 -piece dinipg room suite,
eared. white :un bine folding go- ''on'''eting of buffet china cabinet, exten-
cart, silver grey color. like new. ANGUS `ion owls and 6 leather upholstered
afacLEAN. Pyrone 363. -1369x1 chairs : kitchen buffet ; extension table
:hairs. etc.: living room leather covered -
FOR RENT -OFFICE SPACE, IN THE, FOR SATF, CHILD'S ALL -WOOL 3 uch: a number of reeking chain, tables,
Dominion Bank Bonding. ADp'7 to piece winter outfit tvre.ruoise bine ec. : 2 bedroerm suites; McClaryk range:
¢
the Man ize •i veers, :nee
• he seer. at SCOINS C ,lemon gas stove; 2 Coleman lanterns:
ages. DRY CLEANERS. 436>xi Co,ornan lamp ; Coleman iron; Perfection
-1 heater and other article_'. No outside
FOR SALE ---VACANT LOT, SUITABLE "k allowed. Term: -Cash. F. BRUCE
Help Wanted or bu'lki a -EDD, Proprietor: Harold Jackson, Ann-
-Apply
S. purpose-: F . 06 Se :iemeer. 4369-1
Apply to MRS. P. B, MOFFAT. Phone
210.W, Seaforth. 4369x1
CARPENTERS
WANTED poe SALE - FOLDING ENGLISH
seeeler. like new, suitable for cats.
CLEAVE COOMBS, Egmondsille,
CARPENTERS WANTED IMMEDIATE- 4369x1
ly : steady work throughout winter.
=apply to R TIMMS CONSTRUCTION POR SALE -WINDOW GLASS: FEA-
and ENGINEERING LTD., RC.A_F. Sta- tiler pillow,: 2 stoves: 2 pumps;
tion- Clinton. 4368-2 dressers; wooden bed; corner cupboard:
pieces of oilcloth. C. REEVES. Seaforth_
4369-1
THE MAN WE WANT
28
YEARS OF AGE 011 OLDER, WHO
needs an income of at least $3.000 t
hie had sale: experience but has not found
the kind of business be is satisfied to
masse nt life work; must be of good
character and ambitious. The Man select-
ed will be thoroughly .trained in ora sales
procedure at our expense_ Applicant must
,tate po..,t sales experience, age, derpend-
en-s. an -d names of three references. Re-
ply he'd in strict eonfrdence. Box 62.
He RON EXPOSITOR 4368-2
Poultry
FUR SALE ---165 B_431P S SUCCFe
pulises. Apply BRUCE WALTERS,
Seaforte. 236ex1
F --
OR SALE -1200 LIGHT SUSSEX,X
New Harnp. pullets, five mantis old,
ROY BROS., Londgsboro_ Phone 131s-th,
fe r 6. 4369-1
Property For Sale
FOR SALE - 1?§ STOREY FRA,M'S
ho:Se, 7 rooms., wits wood-sbed : Hy-
dro; le acre land_ S4 ated on No. 8
Highway. about era -mate from *town. AD -
ply Pees 61. HURON EX105Fr0R
4369x1
' 0R SALE -.-RED BUILDING. 24x14
eel_ in good repair: to be roved.
Suitable Inc garage_ implement cn• stock
building , 5225.00: let miles east of Kip -
Pen and es mate south_ PHONE 693 r 4.
4369x2
Fj OR ` Lr SALE IN ZENSAL-T{ryO GOOD
..sae hooses, each wife ''trrnace,
hydro, garage., garden. One good brick
home insulated, hot wafer furnace, hydro,
full bath, extra /and, WM. PEARCE, 1 6
Realtor. Exeter. 4368x3'
FOR SALE-McCLARY WHITE EN.
amel cook stove, coal or wood, in A-1
condition. Apply GEORGE DUBS. Hullett
Twp„ Con 10, Lot 10. Phone 27 r i
Blyth. 4369x1
CLEARING AUCTION S ALE OF
Household Effect in the Village of
Rrucefield on Saturday, September 29th
•t 1 p,m_, at the home of Mrs. Haugh
Newcombe piano; ohesterfield suite and
chair; settee: 3 antique matching chairs
reeking theirs: 3 small tables: 1 Bed
rium rug 18x111: 1 rug 19x10112); Sday
clock: buffet; dining room table: 6 din'
leen chains; drop leaf table and 2 chains
kitchen cabinet: 1 cupboard with glass
top: kitchen table; Perfection oil stove
and oven; fernery: New Williams sewing
machine: 2 small tables: 2 fern stands
mahogany veneer bedroom suite: iron be
rad springs: 2 wooden beds: 3 mattresses
' dresser and commode; large chest o
^rawer : guilt box: wardrobe: hall tree;
FOR SALE -GOOD GRASS FARM LOT "'•k dining room upholctoe'd ',hairs;.
�; fl',wer stand: antique mahogany table
Con_ _ Tuckerm°th, See ra) .cycle: ch i'Id's sleigh: kitchen stool
crier -1 "nrin-s of water. Apply to NOR- ^each real or wood stove; walnut dining
MAN L. CARTER. Box 403, Clinton- rem table, like new ; cooking utensils
1 :xwee washing machine, like new ; tubs
w`?ah'ooard : electric iron: electric toaster
arden shat rs : lawn mower : spinning
wheel: storm door 7 ft. x 34 inches: storm
6 ft, x 10 in, x 33 in.: 2 screen
''ors. 7 ft x 33 in.: 15 -gallon "oil can:
upper boner! 2 step ladders: garden
electric }amp: 2 -burner ere enc
tee 2 clothes driers- pail;, etc. 'terms
Csyh, MRS. C. HAUGH, Proprietress;
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer: E. P. Clam -
nay. Clerk. 32611-2
News Items of Hensall and District
Wanted
WANTED -CATTLE 'I'O FEED FOR
winter, PHONE 695 r 2, Heaxiart
4369x2
Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE 01° FARM,
Farm Stock and Tractor Machinery.
Harold Jackson has received instruceinaaa
to seal by public auction at Lot 10, Con.
I. Hay Township, !tai miles south of Hen-
sall, on No. 4 Highway, on Wednesday,
Octssber lOth, at 12 noon, D.S. Time:
CATTLE -8 Holstein cows 3 years old,
bred to Hereford bull, due Jan. 1, 1952; 1
Jersey oow. POULTRY -300 Red Sussex
pullets : 250 White Leghorn and Red Sus-
sex pullets (all laying good), MACHIN.
ERY -1949 W.D. 9 McCormick -Deering
tractor, fully equipped: 1950 LH. McCor-
mick -Deering traet:or, 2 -row sco$er and
fully esteemed; 1950 McCormiek•Lleering
4 -furrow plow•: 1948 McCormick -Deering
hay baler with motor; 1950 3 -ton Dodge
truck, b ester brakes, D.P. axle, hoist,
No. 10. 3 -ft. solid rack with 2 -ft. stock
extension, 2.200 miles; 1950 Anis-Chalmers
No. 60-5 Combine, Sas roils, auxiliary
motor, large size scour cleaner; Irani;
pick-up, fully equipped; 1950 Case 12 -ft.
: w-ather : 1950 New Idea corn picker, one
row-, fully equipped; 1949 John Deere 15 -
dee power drill, fully equipped: 7 -foot
McCormick -Deering tractor mower: 1950
Allis-Chalmers power side rake; 1990 48-
i.ot John Deere E. hay and grain eleva
-
tor; McCormeet-Deering bale loader: 1950
Jelin Deere manure spreader: McC.armick-
Deeritnc¢ tractor, double dise. 16 -plate:
John Deere 6 -ft. one-way disc; McCor-
mick -Deering stiff tooth cultivator: 5 -sec-
tion diamond harrows: 10 -ft. Bimel cults
packer : 1951 Bob -a -Long power lawn
mower: 1949 De Laval milking machine,
•inglr unit ; mi cans: rubber tire wag-
on: 16 -ft. hay rack and grain box: 30 -ft.
corn crib: Litz grain grinder: grain roll-
er: 3 H.P. motor I new r : 2 small motors
newt; fanning mill: 1.000 5-iucia file:
mat; r emit: rubber tire wheelbarrow: 3 -
ten hydromatic jack, other jacks: power
oil pump: set farm scales : root puller ;
walking plow : :tone boat: ropes. pulleys,
chains : set carpenter teals: full set f..rm
eels: electric broader and poultry equip-
ment: 6 rain shelters. HAY and GRAIN
22.000 bushels nixed grain: e50 bales
second on alfalfa : 2 9014 bales mixed hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Hot Point 4 -
burner electric stove: Wingham clipper;
white enamel cook stove: 17 cubic foot
L'niversaI rcfrtgerator a newt ; chesterfield
=vice: dining -room suite. table, china cab-
inet, 12 chairs; 3 bedroorn suites: ches-
terfield bed; rugs; walnut finib flat top
.,slice desk with swisel chair, dike new) :
occasional chairs: small tables; lamps :
washing machine; mirrors, end other art-
icle, too numerous to mention. REAL
nSTATE---Parcel 1: 100 -acre farm more
or lees. 1? a mile south of Hen.all on
No- 4 High say. Good brick hone, hot
water heating system with oil burner
m.,d,•rn bathroom; large bank barn, driv-
er shed. proure system throughout:
• c. henhouse for 500 hens, boder
:muse for 1.000 chicks. Clay loam, well
3rained: good water supply: 12 acres of
Lush: 1S acres of permanent pasture.
'areo: 2: 225 acres. part Lot 17, Con. 1,
it. -fw p„ n, mile south of Henall on
No. 4 Highway. AU workable land with
▪ ;i mel!. Terms -Chattels, cash. Real
Estate: Will be offered day of sale if not
pert tetaly sold. Terms -10"i down ; bxJ-
1:ce 50 days. Subject to reserve bid.
ESTATE OF LATE OLIVER ROA-
CLIF'FE: Executors --Lloyd McLean. H.
C. Risers, Hensall; E_ P. Chesney, Clerk:
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, 4369-2
In Memoriam
BARBOUR -IN LOVLNG MEMORY OF
. a dear wife, Harriet C. Barbour, who
_ passed away one year ago. September 26,
1950_
nig ; "Thy will be done" seemed hard to say.
When one we loved had passed away ;
Often Thy purpose, we fail to see,
But all c a -ell, when done by Thee.
I -Sadly missed and ever remembered by
; : her Husband. 4369x1
f'
;369x?
FOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, el=-rtric and t"esd)e Re -
mere -e all makes, SINGER ?FW NG
I CENTRE, 78 'Ontario St, Stratford, •
- :ref
FOR SALE --CORGIS, 140 MILES PER
54''56c, ri t•y
m• el'. ftr+te,' ^n" n.,.- e'Ee.
ve RTH CORGI SALES. Phone 377.W nr
120. 4369x1 ('LEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
l• Sock Lm•lemenos and Household Ef-
4R LOAD INTERESTED IN NIGHT fere. to he held at Lot 28, Conecaa5sn 6,
,re 1" r' eeeel v -pd .vv Township, l:, mile south of Hills -
Wednesday of each week V nu"d- --en Store. on Friday. October 5th. at
ing aril other ca urs'r, PHONE 666 r 1 p.m.. D.S.T.: HORSES --Middle aged
Sea for- h, 23cc. -..r mare, 1700 Ile. HARNESS -2 sets of
-k harness and collars, CATTLE -A)1
FOR SALE -TWO USED OTL E SPA^C-'"rte have two T. B. tests (clear): 2
ee t -r• .-•C black rows wilts calves at foot: 1 roan
-`fir .o£ coder nee",s on hand. BORreod - w�'h calf at foot: I Hereford cow
641 0WN oY . Sto-e, C.natan. e Phon� le ifers early ne November;
thee of sale:: 1 white-faced
w,,
4369x2 r e'S two month : 3 2 -year-old heifers,
Y
fat): 1 Hereford steer, 2 years old: 1
FOR SALE -1 SMALL WHITE ENAM- Hereford steer, 1300 Ira-: 10 Dnrhsm and
- -" 1 1--• 011 ie-'- Hereford year -one: 1 baby beef, ready
heater: I hall o®t : baby's commode ewe-. ''r market: spring calf. PIGS -56 pigs. 8
1 *Lewd bed with springe : 1 larere o -k 5- r V.•rk chunks- 75 1trs : York sow. bred. POUL
r•L All cheap fir quirk sale- pemere TRI --300 Hybrid Red Rock pullets ready
490-h' 4369.1 "o lay : 3 rain shelters and feeders; brood -
r s:eve_ MACHINERY -Men. binder -
-kering mower: sulky rake; Mello drop -
end hay loader: MeH. manure spreader:
Men. 13 -rot drii with fertiiator: three-
' -um steel roller: M. -H, bean sniffler and
:+oiler: spring tooth cultivator: 1 14 -plate
a1. -H. out -throw disc: 1 14 -plate Bissell
e -throw d4sc; 1 hand seu5ier t pew! : 1
set of farm sleighs and fat rack : 1 New
"-a rubber 'tired wee= with I6 -foot -roll-
ing flat rack: 1 wagon box with stock
-sok : 1.000 -lb. scales: walking plow: fan -
USED DESKS. SUITABLE FOR HIGH eine mill: foot spray pump: Viking cream
or public=eparartor and milk pail ; g,ees sem:
'00 cedar rail=: cedar Pinta : enantity e.f
M. A. REID , circular wood: oil lath vrindmill ; forks
Secretary. s.'veis, drains, serine bags sod other
Seaforth High School District. tredve. HOUSO,HOLD )'ECTE --Quare
4360.1 ' '*'y of household chair- : tables : bcdeoorn
rnihrre and ot21er household effects:
a
. rine:a Pat (oak sem-e. Terms --Cash_
FOR SALE --2 M -M MODEL. Z TRACe nRi:CE WALieee... Preprietor- Harold
tine:: 1 VAC Caae tractor with he- -`ek'.o'rr_ Anrtian'rer: R P- Cbesnay,
ramie lift and et:Rivetor: I New' Idea-f,rrlt.' 4.308-2
one -row 0 model: corn picker, 195odei : I No.
101 John Deere corn picker. 195-0 model:
e. -D, tsa'o.furrow plow: Tee, --a, three -
plow; Otaco two-fnrr plow
with robber tires: Fleury-Rinse/I two-fnr-
row phew: Fleury -Bissell 8 -ft tandem Breit• -FAY -AS Clinton Public neepltai
itL-rkl 36 -plate tractor disc: M.-91. en FPrided'.Sesrte ser 21, er btr and'
32 -plate tractor disc: New idea, Massey- Mete Clarke Keaaede. Hensen_ :pee
Harris and Mc. -D. manure spreaders; side !retie thence til, a de:Petite,-
es and hay loaders: New Idea & CobHOOVER- HOOVER- At Graeae Flospitel. Windsor.
.beer sired weron;: P:x hog feeders; .n September 19. to 11r, and Maxi D.
Boerne forraere wagon =loaders.: tc
: Fair.. L Hoaxer f nee Me Keang), of
banks -Morse hammer trolls: McDougall & r' "- a daughter.
r-
raatferd watesystems: Giessen and COLCLOUGH c
-At Sat Memorial iiclapi-
rge refrngerebers. stoves and ':rashes_ trot., on Sept a. re Mr, and Elea- David
rite or phone Inc decrr
ptive folders sane 0alek.trrh, Ci katem, a POZEL
_;
cm NEW IDEA DISTRIBUTORS, ; +RUSKOPF-At 'Soo G Memorial How:-
Goderie9. Ont. Phone_ Carlow 2621- 1 :eat, oa Se3. 26. to Mr. ,,ray Mrs. James
436922 K,.-an:kopf, rattan_d
, a aago'er.
Cards Of Thanks
MRS- E A. NOAKES. HENSALL.
wishes to express her deepest ap.
precrat)sn ro the many relatives, friends
•:rad neighbors, svho so kindly remembered
: her web cards, letters. flowers and
treen while a patient at St Joseph's
He pattl, London. and :.ince her rehire
Some, 43a -S-1
APPLES FOR SALE --SPRAYED W.N.
_^_ - ne'r a 1• es,c '-)'v ...-
Fine, P,ussetc Stews and TeImen Sweet,
Beek year orders rev e„ r1,,,: -a ,rein -r
P1-=' ROPeERT ARCIOI P'r es
•:'r 16. Senfegh. 4165
Di XTRA i HUNDRED -ACRE FARM ON
No. 4 Hitrhway- ideal location. choice
buildings with conveniences in house and
barns- Silo implement sheds. benboases, '
Early passes -cion, WM_ PEARCE. Realtor:!
Earl Parsons, Salesman. Exeter.
436853
FOR SALE IN DUBLIN
ONE AND A HALF' SM
STOREY FA5
HOUSE
Priced Inc araick sale.
APPLY BOX 63 M
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Notices
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OT10E - GENERAL TRUCKING ;
wood for sake CEM, LON13Y-
Bbone 332-8, Seaforth, 4368x11
No
tADIO REPAISS--P'OR ALL KINDS W'
of radia,, at TERRY'S RADIO B% pn
PAIR, opposite Dick Home. Seeforne
Phone 347-R 4 032 tf
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Notices To Creditors Recessed Bathtubs $60
N07'ICE to CREDITORS S
MART MARTHA WASHINGTON AND
Itioth3edre etaaanleso three-piece. bath.
I room sees, While 5160.00 to 5189.00. Col -
1(N THE ESTATE E" of Alice Ci trcoctt [ate oared 5914.00, complete with beautiful
of
the V-s11nlre of Egm�eaCe, in the aces , d fittings_ Air eoen, t nine farn-
(:sntits of Hinraa, Married Weinraa, Ilse acs =•O0. Special olfern to p3oar;tier�s
ceased and btniders foo. Save many valuable
ALL PEESONS 13laii INC FLAnts, dollars, buy with confidence and have a
eq.a''attst fire liber of the above de• 'er S*. Satisfy ogu grew i tee
caased are rertrirvd In file the sabre' teifh Extraet discounts o8 catalogue prices if are
tore tifdersig'ned Soli�itor' for the laid meets everything yea need 00r'eimrvlete
S,eba$� ora or berm* pftmabing or iron- - installstlon, Oata-
i, after a detly the/ rias!! grid
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' WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS portuni:y to thank all those who re
-nen:bel-d me with fruit. flowers, re ne;
'rad card, during my illness in the Hos-
eta', and at home. Special thanks to Dr.
A. Corwill. Dr, Prac'y and Dr. Me.Ma'-
'er, and to the staff end nurses of Scott
\e•.rr:oriel Hacpiral, Seaforth.
MRS. 3. W. JOH23STON.
169x1 Varna
Wanted
Save Your
PAPER AND RAGS
for
Fall Salvage Drive
corning up!
PROCEEDS FOR THE
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
Watcb for further
announcement.
"Strathaven"
REST HOME
A Home for the
-Aged
-Invalids
and
-Convalescents
M RS.
ETTA MacKAY HOOGEHT
Phone 184 Exeter
dinniumallimmoloommor
ONTARIO'S FIRST
Bean, Corn and Sugar Beet Day.
on
Cameron McTaggart - R, Campbell - DePutter Bros. Farms
MIDWAY BETWEEN APPIN AND GLENCOE
Middlesex County
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd
Dourer meing at 14) nen,
Variety Plots -- Mazhines Paraded and "At Work"
Speakers at I:00 p.m. -C. D. Grattan:, Prof. N. R. Richards,
A. H. Martin and other crop and machinery specialists,
Free Parking - No Admission Charge
Hosts-M1DDL'ESEX CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
(Continued from Page 1)
to be held at Mrs. Upshall's (an
afternoon meeting), with Mrs. A.
Finlayson assisting, and Mrs. W.
Workman in charge of the pro-
gram. A bearty vote of thanks was
expressed by the president to the
hostesses and their assistants.
The national anthem followed, and
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed under the direction of the com-
mittee. The enjoyable affair was
largely attended.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Carlile, of
Hensall, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mur-
iel Elaine, to Glenn Lawrence
Weido, son of ,Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Weido, of Lurioh, the mar-
riage to take place the middle of
October.
The Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union meeting was held at
the home of Mrs, Win- C. Pearce,
hlceter, on Tuesday with a good
attendance. The devotional period
was led by Mrs, H'. Powe. Tribute
was paid to the late Miss Jean
Murray and her unflagging inter-
est in the work of the W.C.T.U.
Items of business were realt with
and one new member added. Some
discussion followed, re the ea -
extensive and threatening custom
of social drinking which has been
introduced d into thousands of Can-
adian homes. The long continued
insidious propaganda of the liquor
trade has aided and abetted the
practise. The Christian Church,
without delay, must improve the
quality and quantity of its temper-
ance education, Some Christian
communions are already support'
ing a campaign for voluntary total
abstinence. To date the United
"'hurt'h has printed 40,000 Declara-
tion of Purpose cards, and over
'hree-quarters of these are now in
use,
V'ARNA
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ludeington
returned to H.E.P.C. Ralphton last
week, Mrs. Luddington spent the
past two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Johnston. who has re-
turned home after two weeks in
Scott 'Memorial Hospital. Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perce Johnston
and Robert spent last weekend
with Mrs. J. W. Johnston and fam-
ily, also with relatives at Sea -
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Rahn and
Mrs. Donella Boyer, of Hanover,
called on Mrs. T. W. Johnston
Sunday.
KIPPEN
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs: Robert Da5-nr'an in-
cluded: Mr, and Mrs. Peter Mc-
Cowan and family, of Seaforth; al-
so Mr, and Mrs, Frank Baker, of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Consitt visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs- Orville Workman
on Sunday.
CINQUEFOILS
Cinquefoils, usually called "Po
erty Weeds," get this name fro
rhe -r ,bebit cf growing on "pove
ty" soils -that is, :oils which ar
low in ferti;ity. According to
W. MacRae, . Fieldman for th
Crops Branch, Ontario Departmen
of Agriculture, Cinquefoils - lik
some people - cannot stand to
much prosperity, and the easier
way tq control these weeds Is t
improve the soils on tthioh the
are growing.
He goes on to point out tha
there are four distinct varieties o
Cinquefoils; of which only on
Rough Cinquefoil is usually foun
:n 'hay Gelds and the seed is a
impurity in timothy seed. It h
three leaves on an upright hair_
stem. The small, bright yeilo
flowers form a terminal cluster
Mr. MacRae states it can be read
ily controlled by clipping sevfeal
times during' the year. as ibis pre-
vents the formation of seed.
The other three varieties are
perennials and- generally grow in
old meadows and pastures- the,
Upright Cinquefoil has larger yel
low flowers than the Rough Cin-
quefoil and hes five to seven leaf-
lets in each leaf, Silver Cinque-
foil is distinguished by its Sve fol-
iate leaves which are silvery white
on the lower side. The last of
these varieties -Silver Weed -is a
creeping Cinquefoil. It can be
quite easily recognized by its pin-
nate leaves. which -are green above
and silvery white underneath, The
flowers are also yellow and re-
semble the Buttercup.
Mr. MacRae points out that as
the last thee mentioned above are
perennials, they are more diff cult
to control than Rough Cinqueff.il
However, he feels that where yon
Bible the field should be broken up,
ultivated and put under a short
otation of crops. Where this is
either possible nor practical, in-
fested pastures may often be im-
roved by sowing a good perman-
nt- pasture mixture and by the
udidious use of commercial fertil-
zers. Apparently Cinquefoil can
ithstand neither prosperity in the
form' of fertile soil, nor competi
ion from legumes and grasses.
Thus, he says, one of the best
methods of controlling this weed 1
increase the fertility of �+be soil
3s automatically improves the
tends of more favorable crops and
ence Cinquefoil will Soon be
roWded ,out
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A small boy was being sent ,to
summer cam. much against his
will and was making no bones
about it.
"Why, you91 just love camp," his
aunt said soothingly. "You'll have
a simply wonderful vacation,"
'eq won't," was the acid retort,
"but my mother will."
The' mighty little Classified
Ads, in The Huron Expositor
brine best results. Phone 41.
Seaforth,
Mrs. Mcelymont has returned
home after spending' a week with
her daughters, Mrs. Schilbe and
Mrs. Ducharme,
Mr. and Mrs. Keay and Michael,
of Exeter, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stasik_
Several people from Kippen at-
tended the Egmondville United
Church service on Sunday.
Mrs- Winder has returned home,
having spent a very pleasant holi-
day.
Mrs. Lawson, of Listowel, is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs, W. W.
Cooper.
TUCKERSMITH
The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club
will hold their regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. Prank Walters
on Wednesday, Oct 10. Please
note change of date.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Johnston
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr's,
C. Halstead in Stratford.
MissViolet Petrie is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R_ Allan, and Mr. Al-
lan.
Miss Janet Watson, Alymer,
spent the' week -end with her par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock. Centra-
lia, were week -end visitors with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Cornish.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald, of
Clinton, visited with his mother.
Many attended the shower ter
Miss Ethel Wilson, bride -elect of
this week, at Mrs. W. Haugh's, A
very interesting program was giv-
en an some so a contests held_ ;4I.ss
Eva Stackhouse read an address,
and Ethel was presented with
many beautiful gifts. A dainty
lunch was served.
Rally Day services were held in
the United Church on Sunday with
Rev. Maines in charge. There was
a junior girls' choir, under the
leadership of Mrs. Murdoch. Ron-
ny Johnston read the story.
CROMARTY
Messrs. Oswald Walker and Alex
Gardiner have returned bottle from
the Western Provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Falconer
and family called on friends in the
village on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Robertson
and Mr, and Mrs. Earl (Robertson
and daughter, Dorotby, visited on
Sunday with John Robertson anti
Mrs, R. Robertson.
Miss Grace Scott attended the
Western Fair, also visited with
Janet Ballantyne and her feeler,
Tames Ballantyne in London, and
with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cadick
at St. Thomas.
Mr, and Mrs, Ken McKellar vis-
ited on Sunday in Mitchell with
Mr. and Mrs: William Binning.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbraith an d
daughter, Mary Alice, Mrs.' Camer-
on and Mrs. McConnell, of Chats-
worth, visited on Saturday at ;he
manse with Rev. R. Duncanson and
Mrs. Duncanson.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs_ Thomas Scott. Mr. and Airs.
65inzivezx
r�AaE M4iI. RE,^,.
WORK REFRESHED
Frost Steel Weld
SILOS
• Fibreen Paper
• Snow Fence
ALSO LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Steel and Embossed
ALUMINUM ROOFING
SEAFORTH
CO -OPERATIVE
or oti/
of their
INCREASED EARNINGS
111, IIAN p
Wa Y1L18t 0500:00
If yon want to increast'your income by
buying more cattle, the Hof M will be glad to
finance the purchase, and you can pay back
your loan out of your regular milk cheques.
See your nearest BofM manager today. Ask
or write for folder "Quiz for a Go-ahead
Farmer."
BANK OF MONTREAL
working wsrb Con:d:oaf in every walk ,af dsfc sine 1817
Hensall Branch: WALTER JARRETT, Manager
1
MONSTER CASH
BINGO
Sponsored by the Zurich Lions Club
Will be beld in the
ZURICH ARENA
- on -
MONDAY OCTOBER lst
BINGO AT 9 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 3 P.M-
• $500.00 JACKPOT •
Must Be Won!
Three Specials -- $100.00 - $75.00 - 350.00
15 Regular Games for $15.00 a Game
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards and Specials, 25 Cents
Entire Proceeds of this Bingo to be used to purchase Equipment
for a Boys' and Girls' Band
BargainsBad' rens
MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK OF USED
TRACTORS!
- Make Us An Offer! -
1 Used 28 -inch Bell Thresher on Rubber --Cutter
and drive belt
1 7 -foot Binder on rubber
1 8 -foot Binder on rubber
M. -H. 55 Gas Tractor -=Used 2 years; excellent
condition.
Cockshutt 70 Standard - Completely overhaul-
ed; new paint. See this one.
Cockshutt 70 R.C.-New paint; reconditioned.
Int. -H. Tractor -New tires and motor
John Deere 'H' R.C.-New motor, new paint;
'like new.
Used No. 7 Massey Spreader
•
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US
AND MAKE AN OFFER !
SEAFORTH
MOTORS
Massey -Harris Sales & Service
Phone 141
Seaforth
BRAND NEW CARS
Any Make! - Any Style! - Any Color!
FORD CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
PONTIAC METEOR BUICK
•
All at Regular ListPrice- Approximately 24 -Hour Service - GUARANTEED SERVICE
ALSO G.M.C. CHEVROLET FORD 'MERCURY TRUCKS
USED'
CARS:
BRAND NEW PONTIAC STYLELINE SEDAN
' BRAND NEW CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'55I PONTIAC DE LUXE SEDAN-Fleetline,
air conditioning; reduced price
'51 CHEV. HARD -TOPPED CONVERTIBLE
'50 CB1iEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN -
Fully equipped •
149 CHEV. FLEETLiNE COACH
'49 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN -
Radio, air-conditioning
'49 MERCURY SEDAN -Custom radio- many
extras
'4S CHEV, FLEIETLiNE COACH - Custom
radio
'48 CHEV, STY LEMASTER COACH
'47 CHEV. SEDAN
'47 PONTi4.�1j"SEDAN'
'46 M i;l;d°r,lt�"*` COACH
'40 'MERCURY COACH
'39 DODGE COACH
'36 DODGE SEDAN
'35 CHRYSLER SEDAN
SPECIAL - '48 Chev, 14 -Ton Stake Truck
A written guarantee for 60 days on all late model cars_
Someof these Cars are on display at the SVPERTEST SERVICE STATION, SEAFORTH. For
further information, contact the lessees. MANY OTHER MOBELS TO CHOOSE FROM
BRUSSELS MOTORS
BRUSSELS --->•: O1mTTA�IO '
PHONE 73-X 'The Horne of Better Used Cana OPEN EVERY EVENING
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