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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1951-10-05, Page 4ossified Aar. 1 Classified Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Rates: FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC.—Per Word: tat week 1 Cent 2nd week % em Cent C Ik d weak Minim change, each insertion25 Cents Saar •gore, initial and abbreviation counts as one word. Cards of Thanks, In Me orlara Notices, Coating Events --0 cent per word. Minimum. 50 terms per week. E10118 des may be directed 4n a Box No.. c/o The Haran ESCI,ositor. for 10 oenffi extra. Ten cents additional wall Bre clanged if adv 5n above class are not paid within 10 days of date of final insertion. Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge - Auction Sales, Notices to Creditors, Etc. -Rakes on application. • Coming Events TUN1OR.IFAR.MERS ARE HOLDING A Dance et the Seaforth Comamaiby Centre, Friday nigh. October bth. 4370-1 THE L.O.B.A. ARE HOLDING A SER- ies of euchre parties in their Lodge Room on the foBowing dotes: October 12th, November 2nd, November 23rd,3 and December 14th. For Sale FOE SALE --10 CORDS OF WOOD; 4 storm doors. Apply to J &MRS EL- LIOTT. Cha4k St. 4370-1 VOR S ID'S SUNSHINE 51- J- cycle, good as new. PHONE 422-W, S huairctll. 4370.1 FOR SALE -A QUANTITY OF HARD maple wood. MERVIN DIEZ. Phone 23 r 13, Dublin_ 4370-1 Help Wanted 'WANTED -A WAITRESS FOR_ 1'181, Tasty Grill. Apply ALEX KARPEN, Seaforth. 4370x1 Applications Wanted For the position of General Utility Man Duties to consist of Caretaking and Police Work for the Village of Hensall. Salary 5175.00 per mouth. Deities co rune mence as soon as passible, and living ac- commodation availehle Applications to be in the hands of JAMES A. PATERSON, Municipal Clerk, by October 9th. 4370-1 Wanted FOR SALE -1 BLACK CLOTH WINTER coat, size 20-22. Cheap foto quick sale. PHONE 391, Seaforth. 4370x1 FOR SALE -!/y -TON TWO -WHEELED trailer, in good condition. Apply to NORMAN L. CARTER, Box 403, Clinton. 4.669x2 FOR SALE— ONE WINTER WHITE shortie coat, it ire 16; also 1 powder 'blue Kenwood coat, size 16. PHONE 362. 4370x1 FOR SAT•T—WINGHAM COAL AND wi,od range with water froart and pipes ; modern finish, in A-1 shape. Apply MRS. J. C. CRICIL 4370x1 FOR R SALE - 3 -FURROW INTERNA- tional plow. Apply JOHN THOMP- SON, R.R. 2, Seaforth. Phone 833 r 31. 98 70-.1. FOR SALE—PAPER FLOUR SACKS. Will hold 75 pounds potatoes, etc Packages of 15 for 30c. CRICH'S BAK- ERY. 4370x1 WANTED -CATTLE TO FEED FOR FOR SALE --GRINDER, FLEURY -BIS - winter. PHONE 695 r 2, Hensall. sold, 11 -tach roller bearing: 3 year, 4369x2 old. T. 3. KALE. Phone 46 r 9, Dublin. 4370x1 WANTED - 6 -INCH HOME POWER j.enu-r. in good condition. D. N. Fj OR SALE -A .32 SPECIAL ;MARLIN EASTMAN. 666 ring 15. 4370x1 hizh-powered rifle. in A-1 condition. See MILLER ADAMS, R.R. 2, Seaforth. CUSTOM WORK WANI1•,1) - I AM Phone 845 r 22. 4370x1 equipped for custom plowing. Apply to LYLE MONTGOMERY, R.A 1. Clinton. I FOR SALE - AFRICAN VIOLETS, Phone 841 r 31, Seaforth. 4369x3 email and lance, 22 varieties. MRS. THOMAS BARTON, Egmendvil]e. Phone WANTED -50 OR 100 ACRES OF GOOD 670 r 24, Seaforth. 13;0-1 workable land. preferably without buildings. within five miles of Seaforth. ;palm SALE -1 CHINA CABINET: 1 Cash. Apply Box 64, HURON EXIOSI- buffet. both matched pieces. walnut TOR. 4370,1 finish: both :imcet neve. Will be sold reasonably. PHONE 686-J, Seaforth. • 4370-1 Motor Cars For Sale FOR SALE -1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN car, in good condition. PHONE 162. 1370-? FOR SALE -- '40 DODGE COUPE, Lullt-in radio. new tires; mechanical- ly A-1. PHONE 848 r 32, Seaforth. 4368x3 FOR SALE --LATE MODEL 1948 BLACK Chevrolet Sedan; exceptionally clean; whitewall tires, mechanical con ion ex- cellent. Front wheels balanced a steer- ing recently overhauled, ready the road. Has to be seen to be apprecia Priced to sell. J. ARNOLD JA.MJES° . R.R. No. 4, Clinton- Phone 616 r 3 Clinton, 4370x1 For Rent FOR RENT -OFFICE SPACE IN THE Dominion Bank Building. Apply to the Manager. 4849.43 Poultry FOR SALE -105 HAMP X SUSSEX pu'lie,s, laying. Apply BRUCE WAL- TERS, Seaforth. 4370x1 Livestock Wanted ThOR SALE -GOOD GRASS FARM, LOT 25. Con. 2. Tucker-inith. Sev-ral good springs of water. Apply to NOR. MAN L. CARTER, Box 403, Clinton. 4369x2 VOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING machine., electric and treadle. Re- pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford. 4223-tf Personals rryGTh N1O SUPPL1R (RD 131300 dl Goods). mailed postpaid in plain. seeded envelope with price List 6 samples 25e; 24 =melee 11.00. Maii-Order Dept. T -.T. NOVA -RUBBER CO.. Boa 92. Hamilton. Ont FOR SALE -TWO USED OIL SPACE heaters ; 1 used Quebec heater ; good supply of cedar posts on hand. BORDEN BROWN, General Store, Constance. Phone 841 r 2, Seaforth. 4369x2 FOR SALE - 1 MAN'S OVERCOAT, tweed, like new; 1 wool sweater, blue; 1 drawn sport jacket; 1 brown lady's coat MRS. M. ARBEAU, Apt. 9, Royal Apts.. Seaforbh. 4370x1 Notices NOTICE - GENERAL TRUCKING wood for sale. CECIL LONEY. Phone 332-R, Seaforth. 436823 ADIO B.EPAIRS FOR ALL KINDS AV of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE- PAIR. opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone 347-8 436345 CHRISTMAS PHOTOS - HAVE THEM taken early. Avoid the .teat mime rush. Wall be ready for appointments after October 15th- Phone 25, Bayfield, ANN'S STUDIO. 4370x1 Form 4 VOTERS' LISTS ACT, 1951 Section 12 CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST VOTERS' LIST. 1951. VILLAGE OF HENSALL, COUNTY OF HURON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have complied with Section 9 of THE VOTERS' LISTS ACT, 1951, and that I have posted up at my office at Town Hall. Hensall. on the 28th day of September, 1951, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at DHrnricpal Elections and that such list remaaus there for inspection_ And 1 hereby oil upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions or errors correoted according to law, the last day for appeal being the 12th day of October, 1951. DA 1151) this 29th day of September, 19,1. JAMES A. PATERSON, Municipal Clerk, Village of Hensall 4370-1 rM.C.M. BICYCLE, BALLOON 'MBES A-1 condition, extr,s. chr me front forks: al -o Dai. :y Red Ryder B.R, gun, excellent shape. Quick sale. four dollen,. KEN LARONE, Seaforth. 4370x! FOR SALE --SPRAYED APPLES: Mc- Inl•h Wolf River Rlere:eim Pienin, Snow- ready nnw. Orders taken for Sry Delicious and Stork. HARRY R. PLUM - STEEL. Phone Clinton 631 r 4, on No. •1 Highway, south of Clinton. 4370 3 CORGIS -SAFE, SPEEDY, SMART: 140 miles rer gallon. Excellent for stu- dents, personal use and etelivery servi-es. Order one now. SEAFORTH CORGI SALES, Phone 377-W or 120. 4370x1 D):'AD HORSES, COWS AND HOGS rorno••ed promptly. Cash at farms. FOR SALE -"GENERAL ELECTRIC" Phone WM. SPRO AT. Seaforth 656 r 2. rer nee. in excellent condition; auto - WILLIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED. In- mratic oven ranted and deep -well roe kyr, gerioil, Ont. >•pecial features. MRS. F. W. ELLIOTT, Oke Apt No. 4, Main St, Reafort.h. 4370x1 Property For Sale FOR SALE-4-R00M FRAME HOUSE, with woodshed and garage, in Sea - forth. Apply to Box 65, HURON EX- POSITOR. 4370-3 HOUSE FOR SALE--8-ROOM HOUSE in Seaforth. Centrally located. Ap- ply to Box 66, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4370x4 FOR SALE -IN EGMONDVILLE, A good property, with comfortable frame hawse and goad henhouse. Apply tq MRS. DAVID STEPHENSON. 4370-1 FOR SALE - 11/,, STOREY FRAME house, 7 rooms, with woodshed; Hy- dro1, acre land. Situated on No. 8 Highway, about 3/4 -mile from town. Ap- ply Box 61, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4870x1 VOR SALE -RED BUILDING, 24x14 feet. in good repair; to be moved. Suitrable for garage, implement or stock building; 6225.00; 11/44 miles east of Kip - pen and % mile south. PHONE 693 r 4. 4369x2 FOR SALE IN HENSALL-TWO' GOOD freame homes, each with furnace, hydro, garage, garden. One good brick house insulated, hot water furnace hydro full bath, extra land. WM. PEARCE, Realtor, Exeter. 4868x8 EtXTRAI HUNDRED -ACRE FARM ON No. 4 Highway. Ideal Ioemtion, choice buildings With conveniences in house and barns. Silo, implement .heds. henhouses, Early reerresaion. WM. PEARCE, .Realtor; Earl Parsons, Salesman, Exeter. 4368"3 Farms For Sale DAIRY FARM "Near Town of Seaforth" .66,000.00 DOWN BUYS THIS UP -TO - the -minute farm of 96 acres for 315,000.00. It has a very 'MODERN white frame HOUSE with two bedrooms, 4 -piece bath. with built-ln tub, living room, dining roam, large Modern kitchen on first floor. On second floor There is one major oho bedroom. Full beeenrcnt with furnace and hot water heater. This hams has OAR' floors and is WELL DECORA'T'ED. The barn 75 x 75, with modem stables throughout far about 50 cattle, Wade, 100 pigs, water in stalls, attached Item tide, .s810 milk house equipeed with bat and cola water, also cooler, and laroce Mee - mans shed. Land .kr CLAJf LOAM. TILED, 50 woes" ploughed and belamr' mass for err .hay. "IXtis TOWN WATER, and fenced, 849220 er iiitat . 'Phis Td''tri REAL 81.11r et shove rprtice as tynor has other' flltere i49 and is forted to ARE 'WHIM 14012, r; So* "di"' +oiN 0n(GTh [0.1 FOR SALE -BALL HITCH 2 -WHEEL tri id•;r, good rendition : selected white ash stock rack. Re -son for yelling. no further use. J. ARNOLD .IAMIESON R. R. No. 4, Clinton. Phone 616-31, Clinton. 4370x1 APPLES FOR SALE -SPRAYED WIN - der apples-Mein4o'h. nelicious, Spy King. Russets, Snow. and Talmnn Sweet. Book your. ordennow for rhoire win'er apples. Phone ROBERT ARCHIBALP. 655 r 16, Seaforth. 4368-8 FOR SALE -PURE BRED YORKSHIRE boar, and elite frondatem stuck from 'leading pure bred Yorkth'rre breeder.. Weanling stock same breeding e,, a mon'h either sex; real bacon type. I. ARNO W' JAMIESON, R.R. No. 4, Clinton. Plv-ne 616-33, Clinton. 4870x1 FOR , SALE-MODHRN 8-Pleeee RED - room suite; 3 t'7Wle lamas: medium sued all bo -ser; wicker chair; cloth s harm per; bathroom Pdsfes: an rebooy: rust catered coat, she 16, wnaar once; lig-saw with new t/.r H.P. motor. All items reas- onable. ROY VODDEN, Seaforth. 4370-1 FOR SALE USED DESKS, SUITABLE FOR HIGH or public school. Apply to M. A. REID Secretary, Seaforth High School District. 4360-1 Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ER - facts at Lot No. 18, Stanley Town- ship (Goshen Line), 3 miles west and 2 miles south of Varna, on Wednesday, October 10th, at 1:30 p.m., the following: Modern walnut bed ; tubular bed; wooden bed: chest of drawers ; chesterfield and 2 chesterfield chairs ; lazyboy chair ; 2 oe- ea,ional chairs; studio couch; 3 locking -hairs; wicker armchair; Northern E,Iec- 'ric cabinet battery radio: dining room table; buffet and chairs; modern maple breakfast suite of buffet, table and chairs: 2 carpet rugs; linoleum rug : scatter mats; weight -clock : Coleman camp -tyle gas stove and Coleman lee - ;ern ; several small tables; kitchen chairs: bridge lamp; hand wash - i rre machine; step ',adder; 2 cook Moves: curtains ; drapes ; garden tools ; dishes; pictures; eaoking utensils, and numerous other articles. Term, -Gash. MRS. JEAN P.ENNETT, Proprietress ; K. W. Colgn- heun, Clerk ; Edward W Elliott, Auction- eer. 4360-2 FOR SALE -2 M-31, MODEL Z TRAC- tnm : 1 VAC Case tractor with hi'- drrulic lift and cultivator; 1 New Idea one -row earn picker, 1950 model; 1 No. 101 John Deere corn picker, 1960 model; Moe). two -furrow plow; M,c..D. three - furrow plow; Otaco two -furrow plow with. rubber tires ; Fleury -Bi sell two -fur- row plow; Fleury-Biesell 8 -ft. tandem disc; M.-414. 36 -plate tractor disc; M. -M. 32 -plate tractor disc; New Idea, Massey - Barrie and Mc. -D. manure spreaders ; aide rakes and hay loaders; New Idea & Cob'y rubber tired wagon.; Pax hog fecdern Boom's forage wagon unloadem ; Fair - 1 nks-Mime hammer mills ; McDougall & Brantford water systems; Gibson and Marge refrigerators, stoves and washers. White or phone for descriptive foldera and prices. NOW IDEA DISTRIBUTORS, Coderlclh, Ont. Phone, Carlow 2821. 4369x2 Births FORREST-At Clinton Pab}gc Hospital, on Friday, September 28, 1951, to Mr and Mrs. Charles Forrest, of Hensel], a EISLER-At Swett Memorial Hospital, on O(ett. 1, 490 Me. add Mrs. .Tack Melee Seafarer, a daltghtdr. MODOGE-At Swett Memorial Hospital, on Ott, a, ttr 35r. trttd .MM. Gordon Mileage, '348800011, a seri.' The mighty little Classified Ads. In The Huron Expositor bring beat reiellits, Metre 41; Seaforth: tl, .std vi ELEVENTH ANNUAL SALE OF REGISTERED HEREFORDS The undersigned will sell by Public Auction for STUTT BROS. 2 Miles North-East of Forest 3/4 Mile East of Highway 21 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1951 At 1 p.m. sharp • ' RE s, tON EXPOSITOR • News Items of Hensall and District Auction Sales CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock, Implemeats, Feed and House- hold Effects, at Lot 92, Godeadoh Town- ship, on No. 8 Highway, half way be- tween Goderich and Olimton, on Friday, October 124h, at 1 p.rn., shmry, the fol - baying: : CATTLE -43 head including Dur- ham cow, 6 years old, freshened 3 weeks: Holstein cow 7 years old, doe Om. 20th: Durham cow 4 years old, due Oct 22nd; Registered Hereford heifer due Oct 23rd: Durham 3rd- Durham X Pall Angus cow, 6 years old due Oat 25th; Brindle caw 7 yearn old, due Oct. 28th; Durham X Holstein heif- er, due Nov. 21(1; Holstein cow '1 years (1101, due Nov. lath: Durham cow, 7 years old, making, due Feb. 18th; Durham cow 5 years old, milking, due Feb. 20th; Dur- ham caw 6 years old, mi4dag, due March 12111; Holstein cow 7 years old, milling, due Apr -3 12th: Hereford heifer 3 years old. milking, due April i6tb : Durham X Holstein heifer, due April 17th; Hereford heifer, 3 years old, milking, due April 18: Hereford heifer 3 years add, milking, bred again; 4 Hereford baby beefs: 6 Durham steers, rising 2 years old; 4 Durham X Hereford steers 1 Year old; 2 Durham heifers rising 2 years old; 2 Holstein heif- ers rising 2 years old; 5 yearling Here- ford ersford steers and heifers; 4 sprig calves ; Hereford calf 3 weeks aid. Most of these tows and heifers have been vaccinated. PIGS --3 young Yorkshire sows due time of sale; Yorkshire sow 2 yearn old, due Nov. 4th: 8 pigs, 454 months old. SHEEP -14 Leiecster ewes 2 years old; 14 Leices- ter etre .iambs. IMPLEMENTS --Oliver 60 Row Crop tractor on rubber, with lights and starter; Case 3 -furrow tractor plow with 12 -inch 'bottom; M. -1L hay (loader; M. -H. mower 5-14. eat; M. -H. 114aoc drill with grass seeder; robber tine wagon and fiat rack : Fleury -Bissell grain grinder ; stogie row smelter; Chatham fanning mill with bagger; 3.000-1b. scales: De Laval cream separator (650 lbs. capacity); 5 milk cans: filter, milk pains, milk cart; electric brooder inearlyy new, 600 chick capacity); whileetrees. FEED, ETC. -A quantity of red clover hay; approximate- ly 400 bushels of Beaver oats. HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS -2 extension oak tables; 3 -burner Coleman gas stove; cupboards: chairs: electric heater. ALBERT E. BOND, Proprietor; Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. 4370-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM, Farm Stock and Trustor Machinery. Harold Jackson has received instruction; to aeil by public auction at Lot 15, Con. 1, Hay Township. 11/4 miles south of Hen- sall, on No. 4 Highway, on Wednesday, October 10th- at 12 noon. D.S. Time: CATTLE -8 Holstein cows 3 years old, bred to Hereford bull. due Jan. 1, 1952; 1 Jersey cow. 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 ecruippe d ; 1950 I.H. McCor- mick -Deering tractor, 2 -row sniffier and fully equipped; 1950 McCormick -Deering 4 -furrow plow ; 1948 14IcCormick-Deering hay haler with motor; 1950 3 -ten Dodge truck. lexeter brakes, D.Y. axle, hoist, N. 10.3 - fit. solid lack with 2 -ft stork 0 extension.2.200 miles; 1950 Allis-Chalmers No. 60-5 Combine. flax rails, auxiliary motor, large size scour cleaner; Innis pick-up. fully eouipped; 1950 Case 12 -ft swather; 1950 New Idea corn picker, one row, folly equipped- 1949 John Deere 15 - disc power drill, fully equipped e 7 -foot McCormick -Deering. tractor mower; 1950 Allis-Chalmers power side rake; 1950 48 - foot John Deere E. hay and grain eleva- tor: McCormick -Deering bale loader; 1950 John Deere manure spreader; McCormick - Deering tractor. double disc, 16 -plate; John Deere 6 -ft one-way disc; MaCor- mick-Deering stiff tooth cultivator ; 5 -sec- tion diamond harrows ; 10 -ft. B'ssel culla packer; 1951 Bob -a -Long power lawn mower ; 1999 De Laval milking machine, 2 single unit; : milk cans ; rubber tire wag- on; 16 -ft. hay rack and grain box; 30.ft. corn drib: Litz grain grinder: grain roll- er; 3 H.P. motor (new): 2 small motors (new) ; fanning null; 1,000 5 -inch tile; !water tank ; rubber tire wheelbarrow ; S- ton hydromatic jack, other jacks ; power oil pump; set farm scales; root yelper; walking plow; stoneboat ;, ropes, pulleys, 1 chains; set carpenter teals; full set farm 28 Head -9 Bulls around one tools; electric brooder and poultry equip- ment; 6 rain shelters. HAY and GRAIN --2,000 bushels mixed grain; 250 tabs 'second cut alfalfa : 2 711 hale; mixed' fay. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Hot Point 4. burner elec•ric stove; Wingham dipper: cubic `cot chesterfield china crab - suites : ches- year old; 15 Bred Heifers; 4 Open Heifers. Herd Fully Accredited. Bulls B'ood Tested. Heifers Calfhood Vaccinated. 9 Bulls by M.B. Real Emblem 2nd; 13 Heifers by :M.B. Real Emblem 2nd; 5 Heifers by Ellis Domino 18th C.F.. 15 Heifers are bred to Ringwood Crusty. a half- brother to the 195) Denver Cham- pion. Lunch available at farm. held under cover. Catalogue on Request. W. whine enamel cook store; 17 Universal .refrigerator (new) ; suite; dining -room suite, tab inert, 12 chairs: 3 bedx 98 terfield bed; rugs; wainu �finih flat top office desk with swivel chair, (like new) ; occasional chair ; small tables ; lamps ; washing machine; mirrors, and other art- icles tee numerous to mention. REAL ESTATE --Parcel 1: 100aore farm (more for leas), 11/4 miles south of Hensall on No. 4 Highway. Good brick house, hot Sale water heating system with oil burner; modern bathroom; large bank barn, driv- ing shed, pressure system throughout; geruge, henhouse for 500 hens, brooder house for 1,000 clicks. Clay loam, well S. O'NEIL, E. M. LESTER and dramed; good water supply; 12 acres of LINO. WHITE, Auets. Stash: 18 acres of permanent pasture. Parcel 2: 25 acres. part Lot 17, Con. 1, 4370-2 Hay Twp., 14 mile south of Hensall an No. 4 Highway. All workable land with pond well. Terns -Chattels, cash. Real 'Este'e: Will be offered day of sale if not previously sold. Terms --10'% down; baI- en.ce 10 days. Subject to reserve bid RIEVE -IN LMEMORY EMORY OF ESTATE OF LATE OLIVER ROW- . .fumes L. Grieve. who passed away on CLI1"e ; Executors-Idoyd McLean, IL October 5, 1942. C. Risers. Hensall; E. P. Chesney, Clerk; -Sadly missed by his Wife and Family. Ha.rnld Jaekaon, votioneer. 4369-2 4370-1 HOLLAND --!N MEMORY .QF BENE - dict Holia.nd, who died October 943, ' 1939. There is still an ache in our hearts to. day That countless years will not take away: We may arnile with the world, bat we will never forget In our hears of memories, dear Benny, You live with us yet. --Yon will never be forgotten by Father, Mather, Brothers and Sisters. 4370-1 In Memoriam Deaths DEVEREAUX-At Scott Memorial Jteepi- tt.d, Seaforth, on Sunday, Sept. 30th, Phoebe O'Lea'ry, beloved wife of the late Louis Devereaux. in her 80th year. McQUAID-In Our Lady of Mercy Hospi- tal, in 'Toronto, on Wednesday, Oct 3rd. Patrick Martin McQuaid, in hie 82n8 year. Funeral from the Heath Funeral Home, Mitchell, Saturday morning to St Columben Church at 11 a.m. FIEERGLAS BUILDING INSULATION WON'T ROT • WON'T BURN • WON'T SETTLE WON'T SUSTAIN VERMIN Put Fiberglas between you and the _. . weather. Use Fiberglas Building in- sulation lo keep the heat of Summer out of your home ...and .ave you fuel bills every Winter horn now on. MADE IN CANADA Bali - Macaulay Seaforth • ! • Clinton Phone 787 Builders Supplies 97 Lumber - Lime - Tile - Roofing - Siding Leo Tiberio, 9 -year-old son of Sgt. and Mrs. Al. Tiberio, and a pupil of Hensall Public School, suffered a fractured arm Monday afternoon in an accident at the school. While reaching for an art- icle .he fell down the stairs. The arm was x-rayed at Clinton Hospi- tal, and he is now resting comfort- ably at his home. Zurich Lions Clu'h staged a mon- ster bingo in the arena Monuay night with hundreds attending. Al- bert C. Rock, Dublin, veteran of the First World War, walked away with the $500 jackpot. Other Major winners were: $100, Dennis Den- omme, Drysdale; $75, Miss Mary Mae Fisher, Zurich; $50 was shar- ed by Mrs. Frank Dixon, Clinton, and two others. Proceeds will be used to purchase equipment for the boys' and girls' band. Fifteen dol- lar winners from Hensall were Mrs. R. J. Paterson; Kippen, Thos. Butt. A reception for -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ormston (nee Margaret McNaughton) was held at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaugh- ton, Cromarty, with sixty-five rela- tives and neighbors attending. Many lovely and costly gifts were received by the guests of honor. Progressive euchre was played and dancing enjoyed. Little Barbara Duncan, three, dau.gll,ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan, London, and granddaugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mc- Naughton, Cromarty, was admitted to Victoria Hospital, London, suf- fering with polio. At date of writ- ing she is getting along nicely. • Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Orr and Jim- my attended the funeral of the late George Walter Gilbert, uncle of Mrs. Orr, held at Arkona Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Gilbert pa.,sed away Saturday, Sept. 29, in his olst year. The regullr meeting of the Wo- 'T:en's Institute takes place in the Legion rooms on Wednesday night O^t. 10. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Kerslake are hostesses. Mrs. John Pfaff is spending a few weeks visiting with members of her family in London. Rev. Andrew Boa, minister of Empress Ave. United Church, Lon- don, will be the afternoon guest speaker at ChiseLhurst United anniversary service at 2:30. In the evening Rev. G. Eagle, of Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, will be guest minister at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kipfer, of Lucan, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and fam- ily. STANLEY aessem Mrs. Margaret Erratt, of Toron- to, is spending a two weeks' holi- day with her sister, Mrs. H. Er- ra tt. Mr. Ed. Lowden, of Hamilton, visited over the week -end with his brother-in-law, Mr. Richard 1Rob- ioson, and his sister-in-law, Mrs. H. Erratt. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCiiuehey are on a motor trip, through the Western, Provinces. WIN THROP Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, from, Flint, Michigan, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds. Mfr. and Mrs. Glen Haase and family visited with Mr. and Mrs: George Kirkby, Burwash, Ota. Mr. Dave McFarlane and Mr. and 'Mrs. Allan Thompson, Almonte, are visiting with Mr. R. K. McFarlane. Cards Of Thanks THE FAMILY OF '1He LATE HENRY J. Koehler wishes to thank them many friends. and neighbors whet were so kind to them during their recent sad bereave- ment: 4370x1 T WISH TO THANK THE PARTY WHO found and returned the gold watrd, lout at McKillop School Fair, and the per - sen who brought back the two dolls for the little girl who lost them. FOSTER 1:'O WLER. 4370-1 WISH TO THANK MY MANY • friends for their kind letters, cards, flowers, treats and all other acts of kind- ness( shown me 'while a patient in Victoria Hospital London. 1370-1 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN Too Late To Classify j OR RENT -SELF-CONTAINED HEAT - • ed apartment in Seaforth; large living room. dinette, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom. Available - Dec. 1st. Apply in gyrritdng ee Box 68, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4370x2 WANTED -A LADY SALES CLERK, need 36 or less ; part-time work. Sales experience preferred. Apply Box 67, HUR- ON EXPOSITOR. 4870-1 Township of Tuckersmith COURT OF REVISION A shower was held on Tuesday evening of this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Erratt, in honor of their daughter, Helen, bride -elect of this week. She was. the recepient of many beautiful and usefu articles- -. COURT OF REVISION WILL BE HELD Oil the 1951 Assessment Roll, Townehip of Tuckeremith, on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1951, in the Town Holl, Seaforth, at 8 p.m. Leat date for appeals, October 14, 1951. ` • E. P. CH'ESNEY, Clerk, Township of Tuckersmith. 4370-2 KIPPEN Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Cudmore and family, of Waterloo, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cudmore, on Sunday. Mr. Jonah Green has not been well lately. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Green and family, of Mitchell, visited with Mr. Green's father, Mr. Jonah Green, on Sunday last. Henry Stasik spent Sunday with friends in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLellan returned home after spending a pleasant •trip in the West and in Vancouver. Mr. Ivan Forsyth has returned home after having had a delightful trip of one month in the West. Mr. John Wagner, of Guelph, vis- ited his sister, Mrs. McClymoat, who returned to Guelph with him for a two weeks holiday. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson and family, Mr. Donaldson was engaged as Dr. Jarrott's herdsman. Good luck, Jimmie, in your new position. Mrs. Johnson, of Toronto, is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. W. W. Cooper. Mr. Robert Jarrett, of London, is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Catharine Tarrott. Mrs. Reid Torrance, of Porter's Hill, spent the week -end with her father, Mr. Henry Ivason, and sis- ter, Miss Jean. TENDERS BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs -James Newlands Mrs. Jean. Ross, Mrs. J. Shrumm and Paul, of Preston, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orland Johnston and family. Mrs. C. Haugh had a very suc- cessful sale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey, Blake were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard. Mr. Gordon Mustard spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mustard. On the 14th and 21st of this month special' anniversary servic- es will be held in the United Church. Speakers will be Rev. E. R. Stanway and Dr. Arnnp. A fowl supper is being planned, as well as other special evenings during the week. Honor Bride -Elect On Friday evening last friends gathered in the Sunday School room of the church to honor Miss Marion Paterson. bride -elect of 4318 week at a shower. Feature of the evening was a mock wedding which was much enjoyed. The charming Martha MacDonald was the /arid.e, gowned in shoulderless crintiled crepe and entered on the arm of her father, Miss Blanche Zapfe, TENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE • Township of Ttickersmlth, for the con- •truction of the Clarke Mkni'eilial. Drain, 4,875 lineal feet of open drain. Tenders to state lump sum for oompletion of the w.hole job, and will be received up to 1 p.m-, Friday, October 12, 1961. Lowest or any tender not neceesarlly accepted- Plans and epec1Reations stay be seen at the Clerk's Office. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, Township of Tacker.mith4970-2 Registered' Apprentice Wanted Good starting wage, bonus, coa4mission mut other employee benefit:. Aetna 0. TAM',BLYN LTD„ 4370.1 Stratford. a' preceeded by the ring bearer, Mar- gie Zaplhe and flower girl, Mrs. Edith Johnston, gowned in black taffeta and the bridesmaid, Mrs. Grace Pepper, who wore a flowing gown of blue and matching head- dress. Mrs. Jean Cairns was the 'blushing groom, and Mrs. Doreen Baird was the best man. Miss Eva Stackhouse performed the cere- mony despite the weeping of the bride's mother, Ruth Scott. Fol- lowing this Marion was asked to sit in the chair of honor and after a short address, read by Miss Blanche Zapfe, she was presented with" many beautiful gifts. Re- freshments were served to over 90 guests. The Women's Association of Brucefield United Church met on Saturday, Oct. 6. The meeting op- ened by singing Hymn No. 469; Mrs. R. Allan gave the Scripture reading from Luke 1:15-24, and Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot gave the topic on "The Great Supper." Hy n No. 489 was sung, followed by raver by Mrs. R. Allan. The C ed was repeated in unison, Mrs Wilson read the minutes of the last meeting. The roll call was answer- ed by a Thanksgiving prayer. Mrs. H. Berry gave the treasurer's re- port, after which plans were made for the anniversary. The meeting closed with Hymn No. 364 and prayer. Group 3 entertained with a reading by Mrs. Day'man and a contest by Mrs. McBeath, after which a delicious lunch was served. Services in the United Church next Sunday will be: In the morn- ing, world-wide Communion and in- fant baptism, and in the evening, it will be the Thanksgiving ser3ice. Miss Ruth Scott spent last week at her theme here. Mr. and Mrs. John McMurtric, of Hensall, spent Sunday with Murray and Mary Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. James McCully and family, of Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr. Joe .McCully, Mr. Wesley Ham, of Toronto, SENDING MONEY - AWAY? This Way is Safe and Simple Too If you are sending money away for any purpose, you want to be quite sure that it will reach its destination. Well, here's as safe a way of sending phoney as you can find, and one that's both simple and inexpensive. Drop into the Hensall branch of the Bank of Montreal, and purchase a B of M Money Order. Such money orders are payable without charge anywhere in Canada (ex- cept in the Yukon). Slip the money order into an envelope, mail it, and you can rest happily in the knowledge that you've assured the best protection at really low cost. And you know. too, that the Per- son at the other end won't have to be bothered with any exchange charge; he'll get the full face value of the money order. If you have to send money any- where more rapidly than by post, have a word with Mr. R. S. Thur - tell, the accountant at the B of M branch in Hensall. Hell make sure that your funds are rushed to their destination by the B of M's special telegraphic and cable sys- tem.. .. OCTOBER 0,, 1951. - spent the Week -end with his mother, Mus. A. Haile, and Miss M. Swan. We are Berry to report that Mr'4► A. Paterson's father, Mr. B. Sbo!- dice, is very ill, We hope for a. speedy recovery. Mi'. and Mrs. Wes. Stackhouse are visiting their daughter in Glen- coe. coe. "Strathaven" REST HOME A Home for the —Aged —Invalids and —Convalescents MRS. ETTA Mac4CAY HODGERT Phone 184 Exeter 11111IIIIIIIIIItlUil1111111t11t11111/111111118 Anniversary Services CHISELHURST Ignited Church Rev. W. L Rimers, Pastor SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th. Afternoon Service at 2:30 pate REV. ANDREW BOA London, guest speaker Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. REV. GLEN EAGLE Clinton, guest speaker. Special music by the Choir at both services EVERYONE WELCOME 111111i1111n1u11n111nnlnununnnNule / MONSTER CASH BINGO HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA Sponsored by Hensall Legion 468 and Ladies' Auxiliary Thanksgiving Night MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1951 9:00 p.m. O 0 n 0 $1,000 IN PRI LS • Specials — $500.00, $15000, $75.00, $50.00 15 Regular Games at $15.00 BOOTH IN ARENA O 0 4> Admission $L00 — Extra Cards- and Specials, 25c Spend the Holiday Evening in Hensall! SEATING ACCOMMODATION FOR 2,000 75th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES and FOWL SUPPER BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 —11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Services by Rev. E. R. Stanway, B.A., MA.' of Logsdon SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR assisted by Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, as guest soloist. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16th Turkey Supper — 5:30 to 8 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 75c SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st Services by Rev. J. H. Arnup, B.A_, D.D. 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