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Coming Events
OU WILL ENJOY DANCING AT THE
Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell, ev-
ery Friday night to the music of Don
.Robertson and his Ranch Boys. Dancing
-9:80 to 12:30. 4386x2
Lost and Found
FOUND - PAIR SEMI -DARK SHELL
rimmed glasses on North Main Street.
Owner may have same by applying to Box
97. HURON EXPOSITOR. 4885-1
Help Wanted
WANTED -RELIABLE GIRL FOR GRO-
cery store. Apply to Box 99, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 4385x1
Wanted
17ANTED - COAL OIL HANGING
lamps. BAILEY'S FLORIST, Main
St., Exeter. 4384x4
WANTED -YOUNG WOMAN WOULD
like position as housekeeper with
children. Apply to Box 94, HURON EX=
`POSITOR. 4384x2
1 TAN1L -A SECOND HAND VICTRO-
la. preferably a portable. Apply Box
98, HIURON EXPOSITOR. 43854
Dealers Wanted
DEALERS, RE INDEPENDENT? SELL
225 well-known and guarantedd Jito
Products, from door-to-door, Year round
business. 518 will hay travelling kit and
assortment. Splendid vacant territories.
One month trial with absolutely no risks.
DETAILS - JITO: 6130 'St. Hubert.
Montreal. 4384-4
Livestock Wanted
Poultry 5-'-- .
t'OR SALE -309 PULLETS 3 MONTHS
old, $1.00 each: also 1949 Chev. piok-
tip, new 6-p1y tires; good condition. Ap-
ply to WILLIAM HENDERSON, Seaforth.
4385x2
For Rent
HU
OSE FOR RENT -HOUSE ON JAR -
vis St. Close to uptown. Modern con-
veniences. PHONE 90 r 6, Brussels.
4385-1
AA
APARTMENT .FOR RENT - LARGE
downtown apartment in Seaforth, 50x
23 feet, two bedrooms, automatic heating,
refrigerator, garage. Available Feb. 15th.
Apply DR, J. A. MUNN. 4884-tf
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RU B B E R
Goods 1, mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c:
14' samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton.
Ont.
Property For Sale , -
1j (IR SALE - 7 -ROOM TWO-STOREY
frame house, centrally located ; four -
piece bath; built-in cupboards; new fur-
nace;hot running water; garage, Apply
to Box 96. HURON EXPOSITOR.
4384-3
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -SEVEN -
room frame house, woodshed, asphalt
siding, salt wat"r: small barn on lot:
double lot, in Egmondville, west of church.
former home of late Andrew McL4I1an.
Near church and school. Apply on prem-
ises. 4384x2
FOR SALE -SOLID RED BRICK HOUSE
in Hensall: 4 bedrooms, 3 -piece bath,
living room, dining room. den and kit-
chen: new furnace, full basement. hard -
LIVE STOCK WANTED - HIGIiEST I wood fionrs, hot and cold Water on tap,
prices raid for si�tk or crippled ani- town water. Extra half lot. ' PHONE 134,
Hensall. 4353 2
mals, VICTOR HARGRAVES, Brucefield.
Phone 623 r 23, Clinton, 4384x12
FREIE THERMOMETER. PLUS CASH
at your farm for dead or disabled
cows, Phone collect Wm. Sproat..
Seaforth, 655 r 2. -WILLIAM STONE FOR SALE - A SMALL SNOOK
SONS, LLMI'rRD. .tr. ., 4373.tf table. 4e x 3"': $40. OKE'S ' BIL-
LIARDS, Seaforth. 4385-1
For Sale
Tenders Wanted '
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS W1LL BE RECEIVED FOR
Caretaker of Hensall United Church,
tenders to be, in the hands of P. L. Mc-
NAU.GHTON, Hensall, not later than six
o'clock, January 26, 1952.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. 4385-1
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned up until ebrnary 16,
for New Boiler, completely installed' in
Blyth Public School.
Tender to be quoted for both blower coal
with stoker, or oil, to be completely auto_
uratic.
Installation to commence July 2nd and
to be+ -completed in July, 19521
Information may be obtained from any
member of the Blyth School Board, or the
undersigned.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted..
BERNARD HALL. Secretary,
Blyth, Ont.
4385-1
FOR SALE --18 TAM ANI) YORK PIGS,
8 weeks ol,k W. D. WILSON. Phone
6.58 r 33„ Seaforth. 4385-1
FOR SALE -ONE WOOL SKIRT. LIGHT
chest. size 14-16. May be seen at
SCOINS CLEANERS. 4385x1
FOR SALE -t1 YEAR OLD YORK HOG:
1 oil brooder, $20; 1 electric brooder,
320. Apply to ROY VODDEN, Seaforth.
4385.1
"EtOR SALE -SECOND LITTER YORK
sow with 9 pigs. about three weeks
old: disease free. JOE CARLIN, R.R. 4,
Seaforth. Phone 661 'r 24. 4385x1
FOR SALE - SPRAYED APPLES -
Spies. Kings. Greenings. Russets, etc.
Phone Clinton 613 r 24. FRED McCLY-
MONT, Varna. 4384x6
Ij'OR SALE -REGISTERED SHORTHORN
bull 2 years old, dark red color: also
4 cows carrying second calf. Apply to
PAT MURRAY. Phone 852 r 13, Sea -
forth, 4385-1
FOR SALE -2 FEMALE PARTI-COLOR.
ed Cocker Spaniel pups. 3 months old.
A good home wanted at 95.00 each. W.
T. 'MALL. Phone 144, Seaforth.
4385-1
FOR SALE -TWO -WHEELED TRAILER
e»uipped with tight high rack and
--
balloon balloon tires, Apply , to EDGAR Me-
'-'""`---' BRIDE, R.R. 2, Kippen. Phone 675 r 25,
NoticesHensall. 4384.2
QiLEIGH RIDE ?ARTTES-PLAN YOUR
. sleigh ride parties now. Ride behind
( our chuckwagon .horses. Thrills galore.
.Half day's notice required. J. R. BURNS.
{ Phone 69-R. 4386x1
'ADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at PERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. 4363-tf
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting .of. the South Huron
Agricultural Society (Hensel] Stock Show)
, will be held
Saturday, Jan. 19, .P52
at the
NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HENSALL
.All interested parties are invited to be
paesent at 1:30 p.m,
DICK Er1aRINGTON
Secretary.Treasurer,
'4384-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of FREDERICK WILLIAM
WIGG
L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Frederick William
M.tigg, ' late Of the Town of Seaforth, in
the County of Huron, Retired Commercial
'Traveller, deceased, who died on the 24th
day of November, '1951, are hereby noti-
fed to send in full particulars of their
claims totileundersigned on or before the
25t19 day of. January, 1962, after which
date the' assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seafortb, this 3rd day of
Jatnaary, 1952.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrix.
4383-3
OTICE to CREDITORS'
the Estate of LOUISE ESTHER
'GRIEVE
1".L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
, ;against the Estate of Louise Esther
zreve, Tate of the Totvn of Seaforth, in
qd County of Huron. Widow, de caned,
' J KGG f
,died on the 4th day of December,
i 39ai are bereby notified to send in full
of artitiilpra of their claims to the nnder-
diWtied On or !fefbre the 26th day of'Jana-
't rill{ 19521 atter which date the assets will
the xlFatr'ibUta hhuing regard tatty to
�eltkrttYtf tliert rettived.
x �a IF i± ti t Deafer*, this lard der' of
".,Iufhi&id 9
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FOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines. 'electric and treadle. Re
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTILE. 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
4223-tf
von SALE-.FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC
stove:; nearly new, large size: studio
couch, neatly new( 3 -piece furniture suite
nearly new; baby's crib. Apply to MRS.
GORDON HORNER. Phone 661 r 2. Sea.
forth. 4385x1
FOR SALE -3 REGISTERED DUAL.
Pur-ose bulls 1-2 Years old, and two
of serviceable age. All from good milk-
ing cows; 3 Durham heifers, 2 "due in
February and 1 in Mar"h : also '37 Ford
with 60 H.p. motor. Will sell for parts.
Apply HAROLD PRYCE. one mile east o^
Winthrop. 4.384x2
CARHAYES
EZE-CHANGE
ALL.ALUMINUM COMBINATION
STORM WINDOWS AND SCREENS
Of Aif-Canadian Better Quality' Materials
12-24 months to pay
Two weeks delivery
Estimates and Demonstrations given
no obligation.
ALSO ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS
with
Write Box 95
HURON EXPOSITOR
Recessed . Bathtubs $60
SMART MARTHA WASHINGTON AND
Richiedge stainless three-piece bath-
room seta, "White $160.00 to 8189.00, Col-
oured $271.00, complete with beautiful
chromed fittings. Air conditioning furor
aces $295.00. Special oilers to plumbers
and builders too. Save many valuable
dollars, buy with confidence and have a
nicer .home, Satlsfaetion guaranteed.
Extra discounts off catalogue' prices if we
supply everything you need for complete
plumbing or heatinginstallation. Cata-
logue includes litho nhotoo of main fix-
tures, prices t, and 'installation diagrams.
Select style Of sinke, cabinets, iaundry
tate, showers, shoves- refrigerators. Pres-
sure water systems, oil burners, septic and
all tanks, etc. Visit or write
JOHNSON MAIL ORDER DIVISION,
Streetsville. Hardware,
Streefaviile - Ontario
Phone 261; Evenings 61 R 16
Cards Of Thanks
iveess. HARTMAN HUISSER AND MRS.
who exhtetided Wady/thy arid kinds all
stdusr-
ing their recent sad bereavement, and to
thank those who loaned cars. .4385X1
RS. PATRICK WILLiMai3 AND y`A14I-
I A'Jt41, ily desire to thank the ninny friends,
iata01:94 said rodghbort, who extended sympathy arta
^r�tieutat , idadneas timing their resent sad bereave.
4308.9' MoineX ext
W:. P
strigt
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart:110Qlieeu' day to take op residence in p•iiik
left th',a•-week to .spend Lire remain , ter.
der of the winter in Florida, Miss Joyce Weeks, Clinton, has
• Mr. end Mrs. W. S. Shepherd are accepted a position as bookkeeper
spending two weeks' -holidaying it Cook's Garage.
with re I' ' --
n Toronto. - Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle are practise in Hensel], and with his
Mr. arfd Mrs. John Farquhar, holidaying for a few days this week wife and two childr.en are getting
Graham and .Daryl, left last Thurs• in Detroit. nicely settled in their home they
Andrew's cemetery, Shakespeare.
''Opens 'Veterinary Practise
Dr. Douglas 'J -.rely e, of-.Strat,
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ford has o enee� u p p a veei.nary
Cards Of Thanks
Death of Mrs. J..•B.-Hyde
Mrs, John Barbour Hyde passed
l away at the home of her son, Jack
Hyde, Hensall, Tuesday morning, in
RAY cONSITT WISi1Fs TO EXPRESS- her 82nd year, death being attri-
his sincere than $$ and .apprtelation for buted to a severe stroke she suf-
the many acts of kion .nem extended to hire
while a patient in (Clinton Hospital and fered the latter part of last week.
since returning home, for cards, letters, The former Louisa Herold, she was
treats and visits from friends and rela- born in South Easthope, and resid-
tives. Thanks to the Nurses in Clinton ed in Stanley Township and also the Hensall hockey y for . many
Club. 4385x8 years before coming to Hensall to
reside. Surviving are three sons,
Births Alex, Kippers; Jack, Hensall, a d
Laurie, London; one daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Herdman, Buffalo, N.Y.; one
brother, Rev. Jacob Herold, Ohio,
and, thirteen grafi dohildren: The
body rested at the family home,
Hensall, where public funeral ser-
vices were held Thursday at 1:30
p,m., conducted by Rev. A. E. Hin-
ton, of St. Andrew's United Church,
Kippen. Burial took place in St,
WALTERS-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on January 12, to Mr. and Mre. Brace
Walters, Seaforth, a daughter.
Deaths
QUINLAN-In Clinton, on Friday, Janu-
ary 11. Daniel Quinlan; of Egmondville,
in his 91st year.
W.O.A.A. Intermediate "A"
HOCKEY
ZURICI3 vs. HENSALL
HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. 18th
Game called at 8:30 p.m.
Admission - 35 cents and 15 cents
Good Equlprnent
MAKES .A GOOD ..FARMER BETTER !
BUY NOW FOR LESS AT OUR STOCK -REDUCING SALE
OF NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT,
1 P.T.O. DRIVE BALER -With wagon hitch and chute
1 8 -FOOT POWER BINDER
3 ENSILAGE AND FORAGE HARVESTafS
4 TRACTOR MOUNTED CULTIVATORS
3 SEVEN --FOOT TRACTOR FIELD 'CULTIVATORS
3 81,4 -FOOT TRACTOR FIELD CULTIVATORS•
3 ONE-HORSE SCUFFLERS
4 15-DIS'C FERTILIZER DRILLS
40 SECTIONS SMOOTHING HARROWS
1 MILKING MACHINE
70 SECTIONS SPRING TOOTH HARROWS
7 HAMMER MILLS 3 HORSE-DRAWN MOWERS '
10 SEVEN-FO,OT POWER MOWERS
3 TWO -FURROW TRACTOR PLOWS
1 FERTILIZER AND LIME SOWER
18 TRACTOR MANURE SPREADERS
4 ELECTRIC WASHERS
5 REFRIGERATORS•
12 60 -CYCLE MOTORS
TIRES, TUBES, PAINTS AND OILS,
3 BEAN HARVESTERS
2 TWO -HORSE CORN CULTIVATORS
1 SIX-FOOT McCORMI'CK MOWER
1 COGKS•HUTT MANURE SPREADER
1 OLIVER TRACTOR ON RUBBER
2 W30 TRACTORS ON RUBBER
1 10-20 TRACTOR ON RUBBER
1 SIX-FO'OT McCORMICK-DEERING BINDER
1 SEVEN -FOOT MASSEY-HARRIS BINDER
1 HOME FREEZER
ETC.
JOHN" BACH, Seaforth
Announcement
Mr. Thomas Coates wishes to announce. -that Mr.
Roy Cambell has joined Hensall Motor Sales as
a full partner. Mr.. Cambell has had six years'
experience with Exeter Motor Sales, part of
which he- served as service manager.
LIr. Cambell is a native of, Hry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cambell, and served four 'years in th.e Canadian Army during .the'
last war. ,
He is well-equipped to give Expert Ateomohile Service to residents
of the district. •
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USED CARS FOR SALE
1951 DODGE CORONET DEMONSTRATOR -
Low mileage . ---' "
1941 DODGE SEDAN' '
1941 CHEV. COACH
1938 PLYMOUTH COACH
1935 CHEV. SEDAN
1937 FORD COACH
1938 FORD COACH -Mechanic Special
1949 FORD 3 -TON -In Top Condition
HENSALL MOTOR SALES
DODGE and DeSOTO
, Phone 31 -
Mensa l •
DAY AND NIGHT WRECKING" SER,YIGE
Phone 76 or 98 After 9 'p.m.
1
purchased from Mr. John Farqu-
har. rr, Mp1 elvie, be'ore coming
to Hensall, was veterinary Inspec-
tor with the Health of Animals.
Branch in Stratford dor three years.
He graduated from the O.A.C.,
Guelph, with three years with the
R.C.A.Ii,'., and served overseas one
year. He is a native of Shelbourne.
CROMARTY
meaeaseeameee
Stagg - Pridham
At the Cromarty Presbyterian
manse, the Rev. R. Duncanson unit-
ed in marriage Verna Marie Prid-
ham of Russeldale, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham, and
Reginald Arthur Stagg, son of Mr.
Frank Stagg andthe late Mrs:
Stagg. The .bride wore a suit of
blue wool gabardine and a cor't»age
of red roses. The couple were un-
attended. They will ••reside near
Russeldale.
KIPPEN
Mr, Robert Cooper has left for a
vacation in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs.-Roohus Faber en-
tertained a number of friends and
neighbors on Friday evening to a
game of progressive euchre. A
most pleasant evening was enjoy-
ed by .all. . -t'
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith, of
Guelph,' spent last week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Jarrott.
Dr. James Jarrott returned to his
home in New York from hospital on
Christmas Day and is slowly gain-
ing strength. We all wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs, Alice Cook and Mrs. Schil-
be visited their mother, Mrs. Me-
Clymont, one day, this week.
Mrs. Belle Kennard, of Bruce=
field, visited all last week with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jarrott.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Morton, of Win-
nipeg, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
McClymont has been in poor health,
Mrs, Thomson is Visiting for a
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron and
Carol; of Sarnia, and Mrs. William
Wilbee and Teddy, Seaforth, were
week -end' guests 41f .-Mr. and Mrs.
James Coutts.
McKILLOP
S.S. No. 2 .McKillop Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. -and -Mrs.
T. W. McMillan on Monday even-
ing, when J. R. Spittal, manager of
the Dominion Bank, Seaforth, was
the guest speaker. His • subject
Farm Credits," *as ably dealt
with. Mr. Spittal also contributed
a solo to the evening's prcgram.
A social hour was spent' -following
the program, when refreshments
were served:
• CONSTANCE
T,he annual tneet'ng of Constance
United Church' was held Monday
afternoon in the basement of the
church. Rev. S. Brenton was in the
char and opened --the meeting with
Hymn 166, followed by prayer. The.
Scripture Lesson was taken from
1 Cor. 12. Mr. Brenton then declar-
ed the meeting ready for business.
The minutes of the previous meete
ing were read and adopted. It was
decidedto close the church books
each year at the end of December.
W. R. Jewitt, church treasurer, pre-
sented an excellent financial report
of the year's work, showing all ob-
ligations met and a satisfactory bal.
ance on hand. In the absence of the
Sunday School treasurer, Miss Nor-
ma Dexter, Mr. Jewitt gave that re:
port. Mrs. Ross MacGregor gave
the W.M.S. report; Mrs. Earl Law-
son, the W.A.; Mrs, _Earl Lawson
the Mission Band report in the ab-.
Bence of the' leader, ' Mrs,' Riley;
Chas. Dexter, the Bible Society re-
port. Mr. Brenton gave a general
and statistical report of the year.
All reports were adopted with
thanks, Mrs. Geo. Addison was ap-
pointed organist; Alvin Doods and
Geo. Addison re-elected to the
Board of Managers, find Chas. Dex-
ter to the Session. A feature of the
afternoon was the presentation of a
beautiful table lamp to W. R. Jew-
itt, church treasurer, expressing in
a small way the appreciation of his
services to the 'church. Mr, Addison
moved the adjournment of 'the
meeting, and Mr. Brenton closed
with prayer.
Twenty-three members and a
number of children - were present
at the Friendly Few Farm Forum
meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jew-
itt. The topic of discussion was, "Is
There Enough Farm Credit?" The
findings of the group were given by
Grace Riley Slid Muriel Dale. The
remainder of the evening was srent
in playing euchre. Prize winners
included Frank Riley and Miss
Grace Riley; consolation, Mur'el
Dale and Doug Riley. Luneh was
served at the end of the .evening.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of, Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Dale,
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan 'n
the passing of . Mrs. Bliehanan's
father, Mr. Harry Doilimore Toron-
to, and to Mr. Clifford Jamieson and
family, Kitchener, in the passing
cif his wife. Clifford was a former
resident of the community.
Mr',
and t friss' etso Adams and
Son Gefald, Exeter, were gpeats
Wednesday of. Mr, And M're. Pi Ad-,
ams, '
i.w d�,yrl wait bat• ,lebter.4
Scbne der, 4''Atrato
Katgpen must in the xe
inn rooms, BeRa'ail, ott Wednesai:
and Snisbed ,flour gl#ilta toy tie Sick
qi 1 enla I3'oaplital, X4011404. . A
lu
nuber of ,ppieeaa of used clothing
were also lbroiight 1,11. Apt tr
ouck
dinner was served at nook, when
there were 15 present, with Ave
more ladies coming in the after-
noon to sew. „
cogaompegrovio
'BRUC1FIE14P
,S,. S. 'Holds Annual Meeting
The annual/meeting of the Bruce -
field United Church .;Sunday School
was held. Thursday evening, Jan. 10,
in the session room of the church
with a good attendance. of teachers
and officers .present. The school
was open Sfty-two Sundays with an
average attendance of sixty-six, and
111 enrolment of eighty-five. Mis-
sionary and temperance instruction
were given and Mother's Day, Rally
Day and White Gift Sunday. were;
observed. Nine from the Sunday
School united with the church dur-
ing the year. Eighty-five dollars
was given to the M.M. Fund during
the year. At the •Christmas concert
the award 'for church attendance
and memory work were presented,
After a discussion -of Sunday
School matters, the following offi-
cers were elected for 1952: Supt.,
Norman Walker; assistant supt.,
-Archie Mustard; treasurer, Bob Al-
lan; pianist, Margaret McQueen;
assistant pianist, Marion Ross; Mis-
sionary secretaries, Ann Haugh,
Shirley . Mafnea; temperance sec.,
John A. McEwen; lantern opera-
tors, Don Ross, Bruce Walker;.
cradle roll, Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. A.
McQueen; memory work, Mrs. W.
Haugh; S. S. teachers, Rev, Mr.
Maines, Mrs. R. Allan, Robt. Wat-
son, Mrs. W. Maines, Mrs. F. Boyce,
John A. McEwen, Mrs. A. Zaphe,
Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. N. Walker;
supply teachers, Mrs. C. Christie,
Mrs. C. Hain, Ann Haugh, Fred
oyce. It is hoped the year 1952
will see a larger Sunday School,
intent on studying God's Word.
Will you be present?
rairfheVrraggrilifica1102111Mfa• 41.1•••••6110•1
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ELIMVILLE
The Euchre Club met Friday eve-
ning with 'Mr. and Mrs. Alan Johns
as hosts. There were ten tallies in
play of progressive euchre, The
winners were: Mrs. H. Bell for lad-
ies and Mr. W. Bell for men. The
hostess served a dainty Iunch.
Mrs. W. Horn spent a few days
this week with her sister, Mrs. E.
McFalls, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner
and family visited last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Cornish, near
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffen, of
Manitoba, wh$ have been visiting
With their cousin, Mrs. E. Skinner,
returned to their home on Thurs-
day,
tdustrial
hurs-
day.-
industrial League
Hockey
TUESDAY, JAN. 22nd
Seaforth
Community 'Centre
- 3 BIG GAMES -
7:00 P.M.
EGMONDVILLE vs. WINTROP
8:30 P.M.
MAIN ST vs. WANDERERS
10:00 P.m.
FOUNDRY vs. ST. COLUMBAN
Admission 25c
FERTILIZER -
LET US, HAVE YOUR ORDER
THiS MONTH!
It is definitely going to be
higher next month,
SOME ANALYSIS MAY BE IN
SHORT SUPPLY
We will store it for you until
seeding time.
SEAFORTH
FARMERS CO-OP.
Phone 9
•'Mr La11r1 S he14 eP rat 11}st
week With his. 'arents;''t`• and
Mrs ailarlea 4 tcit11011, 0:'X.404404`
Tim e W.T.llel+I their +?il leeting
the 'hail on WedneadadvAkter4000,
The •preeklent,' irs. H. HunteraLWeiZI
in ellarge of fibs businesp, Mlles
Ruth,' Sidneer and Mrs. C{ Stephen
are to be in charge of .preparations
for the short course in February.
Roll call was answered by an art-
icle
rticle for the Tweedsmuir .book,. Mrs.
Theron Creepy was in charge of
the 'program. Rev, Griffin, of, K;irk-
tan. , pun,'`. l? k1C a
on 'Votary 'of Ot iedl�04.•
tand;,;,'hi�' reeerrt bame.
XUp'ggye' d P�$trn TM
s win;;~ a, llrillt holt a tll+e Mlrt_.
4re.erge Kellet gave the:1400o 9Cto, °` ,40
,Icor walk tllrougl} Alis, Area' iln ha*
Year'*_ rut" A, d>Idnhy 1w c11 was.
served, by the 'teethe* *re. He
Kerslake and her Ccer atttee,
Mr. and Mrs..Hubert ubeit Hunter havers
moved jntj.. Oe _home -vacated--ire
rMr. and hire. Clift Brock and farms
ANNOUNCEMENT -- DRY CLEANING
We have been appointed Agents for Goderlch French Dry Cleaner*
Twice Weekly Service' •
• Articles picked up Monday morning delivered Thursday morning
• Articles picked up Thursday morning delivered Monday morning
FOR SUPERIOR DRY CLEANING
TRY FRENCH DRY CLEANERS
ry T U D 0 R'5S►,.. Phone 70
LADIES' WEAR • - MIRY GOODS
Hensall
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January Specials
• ' 10% OFF ON ALL HOUSE DRESSES
• 15% OFF ON ALL SKIRTS and. BLOUSES
• 25% OFF ON ALL SNOW SUITS
Station Wagon Coats ' , 21.95 - 22.50
Pure Linen Tea Towels 49c Each
First Quality Nylons, 42 and 45 gauge • • • • 1.19
36 'nch Cretonne 1.00 Yard
VENETIAN BLINDS MADE -TO -MEASURE ..,...59e Square Foot
Ladies' Wear__ Dry Goods
HENSALL PHONE 70
NOTICE -
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
PARKIN -G
By Order of the Council
To facilitate snow remov-a1, no parking on the
Streets of this Municipality will be allowed.
between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m.
This order •will be strictly enforced in accordance with the
Highway Traffic Act - Section 43, Sub -section g.
t e.
NOTICE is hereby given that the, said Municipality will -
not be responsible for any damages caused to parked vehicles
' as the result of snow removal operations.
ContractBarley
We are contracting Malting Barley for the
Canada Malting Company on the same basis
as last year -
We supply the seed and deduct bushel for bushel in the Fall.
Mating Barley was one of the best paying , crops last year.
Our New Elevator, which is now completed; has
four Cleaners and unloading ramps, which makes
for quick unloading and avoids long- delays.
Remember: you c.1n deliver the .Barley when threshed and get
Free storage up to December 15, with option of selling on the
market any time up until that date. Hence, we suggest that
farmers wishing contracts please get in° touch with us by 'tele-
phone:
Office 32, Hensall; Night Calls, 2 or 194, Hensall
We are buying Seed Oats And Feed Grain,
Contact us, before selling. The best price will be paid.
W. G THOMPSON & SONS LTD
HENSALL
Prompt Delivery on the
New 1952 Pontiac, Chevrolet
CHOICE OF MODEL AND COLOUR
USED. CARS
'52 PONTIAC STYLELINE SEDAN
'52 CHEV. STYLELINE COA:IGH"
'51 CHEV, DE LUXE COACH - Less than
8,000 miles -$309.00 below list
'50 CHEV, DE LUXE STYLELINE .SEDAN
'49 CHEV, DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 OLDSMOIIILE F'LEETLINE SEDAN -
fully equipped
'49 METEOR SEDAN '
SPECIAL- -FSO CHEV. TON STAKE with racks
A 60 days on all late model cars,
MANit OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
written guarantee for
'49 CHEV, STYLELINE SEDAN
'48 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH - Custom
radio
'47 PONTIAC SEDAN
'40 DeSOTO SEDAN
'39 PLYMOUTH COACH --Completely recon-
ditioned
'39 PONTIAC SEDAN
'37 CHEV. COAOH
'37 CHEV. COUPE)
BRAND NEW CHEV, t/% -TON PICK-UP
FIRUS$ELS,
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