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Auction Sales
GROUP 1 OF THE W.A. OF NORTH- AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
side United Church will hold a Bazaar fects id the Town of Seaforth, on
and Home.Baking Sale in the Dublin Pro- Saturday, September 27th, at 1 p.m., on
duce Store, Seaforth, on Saturday, Oct. 4, North Main Street: Electric Sinear sew -
at 8 p.m, 4420-1 ing machine: bed, springs (Inca dresser;
General,Electric stove in perfect condi
tion : Beatty washing machine: cherry drop
leaf table; 4 chairs; Northern Electric
refrigerator, used one year; radio and rec-
ord player; 2 single beds and dresser;
studio couch; ooceaional chair; gate-leg
table; trilight lamp; coffee table; electric
lamps; magazine rack and table; stool;
3 -speed record player; television set. aerial
WANTED—ARE YOU INTERESTED IN and booster, complete, would be installed
A GASOLINE farm agency route? free of charge in vicinity of Seaforth;
Excellent opportunity. Apply Box 185, clocks; sealers; garden tools: tool cab -
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4420x1 lust; ?=_ H.P. motor; saw and 142 H.P.
Leland motor; Plover % H.P. G.E. motor,
WANTED TO RENT — 3 OR 4 -ROOM table. Terms --Cash, W MASSEY, Pro-
�Y t H Id J ks Auctioneer; E P
Wanted
WANTED—LARGE SIZE CHILD'S CRIB
• in good condition. PHONE 838 r 3,
Seaforth. 4420-1
apartment or house, in or near Sea- prte or: aro ae on, uc ioneer; P.
forth- F/0. SHEASBY, 161 Broughdale Chesney, Clerk. 4419-2
Ave.; London, Ont. 4418-3
WANTED -3 OR 4-,12.00M SELF-CON-
tsined a0-artmeot, furnished. Apply
to F/0. ARCHIBALD, c/o Officers' Mess.
R.C,A.F. Station, Clinton. 4420x1
Lost and Found
LOST—SINGLE STRAND OF PEARLS
on Fair Day on way to fair or on
grounds. Finder please contact Box 183,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4420x1
For Rent
ti
For Sale
IT'S . TIMOR'S IN MENSAL'', FOR
Skirts and Blouseie Nylon blouses as
ow as 8.95; wool tweed skirts at 6.95.
Fi oR SALE—FIFTY-SIX CHUNKS- Ap-
ply LESLIE DOLMAGE. phone 887
.r 23, Seaforth. • '� 4420-1
AUCTION SALE—A CLEARING , AUC -
tion Sate of the Effects of the late A.
E. Rudd will be held at the home of his
son, R. B. Rudd. corner Goderich and
Church Streets, Seaforth, on Saturday.
October 4th, at 1:30 p.m.: 'Dres3p1 and
mirror; hospital bed and springs; single
bed size inner spring mattress: metal bed
and springs; double bed spring mattress;
pillows: odd cushions: walnut tables; end
table; plate glass mirror; walnut fernery;
pictures; frames: rocking chair: kitchen
chairs; walnut side chair; lamps; dressing
table and bench; bedroom chair; kitchen
stool; ironing board; wash board; step
l.+dder; coal stove: electric :•tyyc. nearly
new- Astral refrigerator, nearly rew: ice
refrigerator; Westinghouse ro•s..tar; ! sew-
ine machines, 1 Singer: linoienn; I•im-
oges china; miscellaneous dished, eta.. crow
FOR RENT — 4 -ROOM APARTMENT, ba—; shoo els : lawn chairs; 'thistle baby
unfurnished ; share bath. PHONE 111, stroller, gray, and oilier articles. HAR-
Seaforth, after 5:30 p.m, 4420-1 OLD JACKSON, Auctioneer; E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk.
Personals
"QKINNY" GIRLS ! GET LOVELY
L curves! Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep.
Try famous health and weight -builder,
Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory, "get -
acquainted" size ONLY 60c. All druggists.
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Poultry
FOR SALE -200 SUSSEX - NEW RAMP -
shire pullets. laying, Apply ROBERT
UPSHALL. Phone 651 r 14, Seaforth.
''I.EAR1NC A'•.•(TION SA„E ..1' FAI:`i,
Farm Stock, Implements and House-
hold Effects, at Lot 4. Concession 12,
H.RS., Tuckersmith. 3 miles en_t of Hee-
salt on County Road. on Friday. October
3rd, at 1 p.m.: CATTLE -2 Holstein
cows. 4 and 5 years old ; 2 whiteface year-
ling heifers. IMPLEMENTS—Allis-Ch,i1-
mers C tractor, full hydraulic P.L. like
new, - Allis-Chalmersow• hydraulic dra
uhc Lift
n y
for C traitor: seuftier for C tractor and
puller, complete; Cockshutt cultivator;
Bisset roller; McCormick mower; drag
harrows; Massey -Harris hinder, tractor
hitch; walking plow ; Massey -Harris seed
drill ; }lasses -Harris manure spreader •
rubber tired wagon : flat hay rack ; Fair-
banks -Morse hammer mill, 1 year old ; fan-
ning mill with screen. motor driven: set
2000-1b. scales: bag truck ; wheelbarrow;
set sleighs; trailer, complete with stock
rack : grascl lox ; 3 milk cans and strain-
er; 3 milk pails: 3 logging chains: cant
hook ; 50 feet belt. like new ; 14.5 feet hay
4420x1 . fork rope; milk cooling tank ; 4 steel pig
troughs; set double harness; cutter; 4
sling ropes: 2 steel troughs; root puiper ;
25 -gallon oil drum; stoneboat; milk cart:
M, -H. cream separator : range shelter ;
Mother Nature brooder: 1 feeder; 2 eight -
inch hay rack sills 16 feet long; 1 roll
barb wire; grass seed sower; number of
bags and sacks: shovels: forks: whiffle -
trees; neckyokes: quantity household ef-
feets. FARM -70 -acre farm, large bank
barn. all cement stabling, drive shed, sgar-
,age; 2 -storey brick house; Hydro through -
;rout buildings-. Farm in good .state of
'cultivation. Terms—Chattels. cash. Prop-
erty sold subject to reserve hid: 10'.i down,
balance in 30 days. ANGUS ROBERT-
SON, Proprietor; Harold Jackson. Auc-
tioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
FOR SALE -200 ROCK PULLETS. SIX
months old, laying. ANDREW E.
CROZIER Phone 667 r 22, Seaforth.
44201
FOR SALE -12.5 NEW HAMPSHIRE
crossed Sussex pullets, 6 months old,
started to lay. Apply RUSSEL ERRATT,
Varna. Phone Hensall, 696 r 21.
4420-1
FOR SALE. — THANKSGIVING . TUR -
keys, dressed. oven-ready. Special pric-
es for suppers and banquets. Phone BERT
SPENCE, 190-M, Mitchell 44204
PIGS FOR SALE -6.1 CHUNKS, 12
weeks old. WALKER HART. Phone,
652 r 12, Seaforth. 4420-1
M1I
R'ra,
THE a 'JRQN EXPOS OR
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News Item* of Hensall and District
in
Miss Sharon Riley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Riley, had her
tonsils' removed at 'the 'Seaforth
Clinic Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne,
Walled Lake Mich spent the week
FOR SALE—SILVER, RACOON COAT,
size 14, in good condition, Apply I For Sale
MARGARET BEA.TT:TE, North Main St
FOR SALE—COAL OR WOOD STOVE
with water frvat. Sell reasonable for FOR SALE — TWO 8 -FOOT GLASS
quick sale. CALL 234, Seaforth
Oj OR SALE -1200 LIGHT SUSSEX AND
Rrd cross -bred pullets 5 months old.:
Vaccinated for Newcastle's disease and in- AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
factious bronchitis: S^_. ROY BROS., irr.,lements at Lot '2.5, Concession 14,
Londesboro. Phone Blyth, 28 r 6. Township of McKillop, on Highway. one
44202 mile south of Walton, on Wednesday,
October 8. at 1:30 p.m.: CA'ITL,E-2 Dur-
ham cows, freshened h month, 1 Durham
' heifer, freshened a month: I Durham X
Property Foy Sale Holstein cow, due in March; 1 Holstein 1
w.;.t°- , cow due in March; 1 Ayrshire X Here•
1j OR SALE—NEW FIVE -ROOM COT- ford cow, due in February; 1 Holstein X
tape with upstairs, built of all season- Jersey, due February; 1 Hereford heifer,
ed lumber; not completed inside. Can be rising two; 7 yearlings: 3 spring calves:;
moved to any locution. Apply DARRELL 3 calves one month old ; 1 Hereford bull
PARKER. Staffa. 4420x1 eligible for registration, rising 2 years.
MACHINERY -1950 Ford Tractor with
HOUSE FOR SALE -7 -ROOM HOUSE. hydraulic clow (like new) : 1 Frost &
'eneered in Hensall;" three bedrooms; Wood 5 -ft. mower: 1 Massey -Harris hay,
stable- Central location. Early posses- loader: 1 Massey -Harris 11 -hoe seed drill:'
sipn. FRED G. BONTHRON. 1 Massey -Harris manure srreader: 1 Mas -
9420x1 aey-Harris side rate; 1 set of light sleiehs:
4 -sections of diamond harrows: 1 inthrow
FOR SALE—MODERN 7 -ROOM FRAME horse disc; 1 galvanized drum, 50 -gals.: 1
house. Owner leaving town. For fur- Massey -Harris cream separator. No. 7, with
ther particulars please write Box 178, power attachment; 1 sugar kettle: 1 wheel -
HURON EXPOSITOR, 4418.2 barrow; sacks; chains; whiflctr-es: forks;
shovels; pails and many other items; 1 set
double harness : 1 set single harness: 1
cutting box : 1 fanning mill: 1 farm wag.
on. steel tired; several ! unehes of new
cedar shingles; 1' Jamesv:ay oil brooder:
!.oil drum, 15 -gal. ; 1 good two -wheel trail-
er with rack ; 1 C.C.M. man's bicycle; 1
electric pail heater; 1 pair of Stewart
electric clippers; 1 gas engine; 1 block
and tackle; 1 poathole digger: 1 set rope
wire str'tchers. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
-• 1 parlor table; 1 kitchen table and
chairs: 2 lawn chairs; tables, and other
articles, Terms—Cash. MRS, J. A. MAR-
, SHALL, and BARRY 'MARSHALL, Pro-,
prietors; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E.
P. Chesney, Clerk.
showcases, in good condition, at bar -
4420x1 gain
prices. McKINIDSEY'S DRUG
STO
FOR SALE —.DE LUXE FOLDING R SALE) --40 CHOICE PIGS, SIX
baby buggy, excellent condition; safe-
ty hand brake. MRS. C. REID. Phone weeks old; 25 Sussex and New Hann'
166, HensalL 44204 pullets, Laying. Apply RILL COLEMAN,
Kfppen. Phone 674, r 22,Hensall-
FALL DRESSES AT TTIDOR'S 114 HEN- I 44204.
salt Taffeta, Nylon, Mix, Crepe,
Wools, from 6.95 to 14.95. Sizes 9-26%,
FOR SALE PARTS OF 1929 MODEL A
Ford and 1931 Chevrolet, now being
wrecked. DOUGLAS DALTON, Walton.
Phone Brussels 489. 4420x1
FOR SALE—MEDIUM SIZED COAL
heater, new condition ; one sawdust
burner and a coal oil heater. WILFRED
CAMERON, East William St.
4420x1
V FCATTLE FEEDERS -1400 COMMERCIAL OR SALE—WHITE SPROLLER WITH Beef Cattle graded. sorted and divided
snow runners and parcel carrier. price into truck and car load lots will be sold
$22. Also blue 'evening dress, size 14, at the first auction sale, opened by Hon.
$10, and black seal coat, 12-14, $70, Col, T. L. Kennedy, at Wiarton, on Thurs.
PHONE 283-J. 4420-1 day, October 2nd, starting at 9:30 a.m„
by GREY -BRUCE LIVE STOCK CO -O4420 -P1-
ERATIVE, Wiarton.
"RACK -TO -SCHOOL FOR KIDDIES IN
plaid dresses from TUDORS in Hen-
sall Sizes 7-12, at 2,98. Sanforized, too.
p 0R SALE --JUST ARRIVED, HOL-
a land Balbs—tlhlips. Daffodils, Hyacinth,
Narcissus, Potting Soil, Bulb Fibre, Afri- THE FAMILY OF THE LATE JAMES
can Violet Soil- Get your supply early. Rivers wish to thank' Rev. D. Glenn
DRYSDALE HARDWARE LIMITED, Hen- Campbell, Box Funeral Home, Scott Mem-
sall, 4420-1 oriel Hospital, Dr. Brady, the Nurses at
Scott Memorial Hospital and all friends
and neighbors who sent cards, flowers or
helped in any manner during their recent
bereavement. 4420x1
Cards Of Thanks
FOR SALE -2 AXLFR, 4 WHEELS 30x
33.. suitable for trailer; also a num-
ber of bread pans. good for chicken feed-
ers. J. C. CRICH. Phone 34, SeaSorth,
44201 MRS -E. JONES, GODERICH ST: EAST,
wishes to express appreciation to all
"p0R SALE — OIL SPACE HEATER, her kind neighbors and friends for the
-" Fess make used very little; reasonably help and sympathy received after her dear
priced for quick sale. Also 5 cords of brother, Harry Grlebrook, so readily an -
maple and elm wood. JAMES ELLIOTT. swered the call, "Come unto Me and rest,"
Phone 249-W, Seaforth. 4420-1 4420x1
FOR SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., Goderich. Phone 1186.
4896-tf
Births
ARCHIBALD—At Chatham General Hos-
pital, on Sept, 19, to Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Archibald. a son, Francis Arneld, A
FOR SALE—TRAILER WITH PLANK brother for Mary and Blyth.
box. 4 feet by 9 feet: heavily reinforc- HOPPER—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
ed: tail -light; new axle and wheels, Suit- Sept. 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hopper,
able for farm hauling, carrying boats, etc,; Seaforth, a son.
tires 6.00x16. Apply EMERSON DUST, yMeKNIGRT—Mr, and Mrs. Donald Mc-
Seaforth Machine Shop. 9420x1
lKnight (nee Fiances Elgiel announce
the birth of a daughter on Sept. 25, in
Galt General Hospital.
NICHOLSON—At Scott. Memorial Hospi-
tal, on Sept 23, to Mr, and Mrs, Ross
Nicholson, Scaforth, a daughter.
STEPHENSON—At Clinton Public Hos-
pital.• on Sept. 19, to Mr. and Mrs -
Ralph Stephenson (nee Mona Reid),
Varna, a daughter. '
SCHWALM--At the General Hospital,
Hamilton, Sunday. Sept, 14, to Mr. aid
Mrs. lee Schwalm, Hamilton, a son.
SCHWALM — Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Schwalm, Hensall, are happy to an-
nounce the arrival of their daughter at
Clinton Public Hospital, Sunday. Sept.
21, 1952••--a sister for Patsy, Barbara
and Charles.
VANSTONE--At Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, Sunday, Sept. 21, to Mr. 'and
Mrs. Alden Vanstone, Hensall, a daugh-
ter.
port SALE — HARDWOOD SLABS,
anostly maple, 610.00 per load of ap-
proximately two cords; mixed wood slabs,'
$8 per load, approximately two cords, de-
livered in Seaforth Let us figure on yodr
sawdust requirements. Prompt delivery.
FRED HUDIE, Phone 362, Clinton.
4420-6
HOLLAND BULBS FOR SALE — WE
have secured a permit and have im-
ported flowering bulbs from the gardens
of Jac, De Vroomen. Lisse, Holland. and
are redy to give you the best bulbs at
the right price. Darwin Tulips, King Al-
fred Daffodils and Hyacinthe in separate
colors. Plant some this Fall and have
your flower beds greet you with a blaze of
glory in the Spring. Open every evening.
BAKER'S GREENHOUSE'. ,Seaforth.
4419x5
HOUSE FOR SALE—S-ROOM FRAME
house, Railroad St. Modern conveni-
ences: furnace heavy wiring: garden. Ap-
ply to C. J. DENNIS, Bo'x 319, Seaforth.
4417x4
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
caretaker of Duff's United Church,
Walton. Duties to commence October 1.
a e s0- cry n app ca on.
All applications to be in by September
30,
BERT JOHNSON,
Secretary of Board of Stewards,
12,R. 2, Brussels.
4419-2
Notices
NOTICE—WASHING MACHINES RE
paired. PHONE 851 r 11, Seaforth.
4420x1
CUSTOM, CRUSHING—GRAVEL CRUSH -
ed and delivered at any time. EV-'
ERETT R. SMITH, Egmondville. Phone
663 r 4, Seaforth. 4419x2
NOTICE—ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
I will not be responsible for any debts
incurred in my name. LOUIS BEER -
HART, Seaforth. 4419x2
p ADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
▪ of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 847-R, 4363-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS 1 — PROMPT,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS, 851 r 11. Seaforth, or 236,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co, of
Canada Ltd. 4399-tf
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of MARTON SHOLDiCE
ALL PERSON'S' HAVING C L A I' M 8
against the Estate of Marion Sholdiee.
late of `trip Town' of" Seiifort5. in Die
Count's'' of Huron. Widow, deceased. who
died on or about the 18th day of July,
1952 are hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to the' under -
Of on or before the 10th day of Octo-
,!�p`?'r '8. after which date the assets will
31b dlntriluted, having rhe and only to
ltrivla then reeeltied,
1�MA 7t1 fir $`efferth this 16th
eptei'14eiti: 12, ,;�r:.ir ;
�r1'1lt' $1! le
telSi stg dtitaitte
dtc{tli>',: Gr >ItifAitnte,:
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LEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM,
Stock, IrSp)ements and Household Ef-
fects. Thursday. October 9th, at 12 o'clock
sharp, at Lot 9. Concession 13, Township
of Mullett, 1 mile west of Harlock School,
or 6 miles southeast of Blyth: HORSES --
1 matched team of black mares, 6 and 7
years old. 2800 Itis, : 1 Percheron gelding,
6 years old : 1 driving mare: 1 yearling
filly. HEREFORD CA7TLE--16 cows
with calves and rehred ; 5 two-year-old
heifers, bred; 9 hull calves ranging from
5 to 11 months old ; 6 heifer calveif ; 3 -
year -old registered herd sire. This is an
exceptionally good herd of Hereford cat-
tle from registered stock, POULTRY -25
hens. MACHINERY—Varmalt' A McCor-
mick.Deering tractor .in good condition ; 2 -
furrow McCormick -Deering plow on rub-
ber; 6 -ft. McCormick -Deering tractor disc:
7 -foot M. -H. binder, cut 70 acres ; M. -H.
mower: McCormick -Deering side rake; M. -
H. hay loader; ,13-clisc grain drill; 1 steel
roller; M. -H. manure spreader 2 years
old; 4 -section diamond harrows; cultiva-
tor; horse disc; walkingplow; soupier;
turnip drill ; fawn wagon and box ; rub-
ber tired wagon ; 16 -foot hay rack : set of
farm sleighs . with flat rack: cutting box:
fanning mill; cream separator: cutter;
buggy; 2 iron kettles; bench vise; exten-
sion ladder; 5 H.P. electric motor with
grain grinder and grain roller; pump jack
and motor: 1940 Willys Sedan car; forks,
shovels, chains, tools and many other
articles; - set 'backhand harness; 1 set
single harness; 1 set of double driving
harness; number horse collars. Full line
of Household Effects, house furnishings,
including living room, dining room
chrome kitchen set, bed room furniture,
Finlay kitchen stove, Beatty electric wash-
er, Newcombe upright piano and bench:
dishes, icitdhen utensils and other house-
hold effects. Terms --Cash. ESTATE OF
THE LATE REECE FERRIS : Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
E. 8. knechtel, Executor; A W. Sillery;
Solicitor for Estate.
For Sale "''•,
WOOD FOR SALE—APPLY TO CECIL
LONEY. Phone 832-R, Seaforth,
4416x0
FIOR' SALE—OIL HEATER; CHINA
•ea'6inet; small buffet- Will sell cheap.
PHONE 79Q -W, Seaforth. 4419x2
Moil SALE—MUSKRAT 99AT, SIZE
12-14, worn one Matron: regular 6867,
sale price $200. For furth8r 9artibulara
write1111$, > , J. '138OEELY, or phone
4410.8 i9S, Seefo'rth. 44204
USED. CARS
FOR SAL
• 1951 CHEV. DE LUXE SEDAN
• 1951 CHEV. DE LUXE SPORTS COUPE
• 1950 CHEV. COACH SPECIAL
• 1946 FARGO /,-TON PICKUP
Also
NEW 1952 CHEV. COACH' AND SEDAN'
in stock
d
Seaforth Motors
CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE
Phon& 141 Seaforth
..•WARMER
ALL WINTER
:•COOLER
ALL SUMMER
FIBERGLAS BUILDING INSULATION
WON'T ROT • WON'T BURN • WON'T SETTLE
' WON'T SUSTAIN VERMIN
Put Fiberglas between yaw said tb.
weather, Use Fiberglas sanding in-
sulation f• keep the hof of Semmes
out of your hens* .... and save you
fuel bills .wry W ln$svfrom now ow.
MADE IN CAMAOA
Bali. r Macaulay
Sreaferih Builder ' tuipplies hone 9`Phone 787Phone 97
Lumber - Lime - Cement - Tile - Brick
•
— Draw Winners At Seaforth Fall Fair —
1e4,--•RUDY A:NDERISON, Bruoefleld, No. 723
2nd—ILL HOLMES, Seaforth, No. 2708
3rdestL0VIS DO(NNELLY, Dublin, No. 2800
end at the Scott residence.
Mr and Mrs. Harry 'Billiard, of
Gore .Bay, were week -end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drygilale.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Irwin and lit-
tle
ittle son, Wlatford, .spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. W. B.
Cross. '
Mrs. Florence Perdue and son,
Danny, are visiting in Hamilton and
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McNaughton
and 1vlr. and M'rs, Glenn 'Bell, Hen-
sall; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin,
Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Laren,
0-Laren, London, attended the Mo -
Naughton •- Handley wedding in 'To-
ronto last Saturday.
'Mrs. C. L Jinks, Housall, has)
received word that her sister, Mrs.
C. Hawley, Virginia, whom she has
not seen for 36 years, will arrive
in Hensall shortly for a visit and
reunion. Mrs. Hawley is the for-.
mer Lily Blatchford, daughter of
the late 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Blatchford, Hensall.
Hensall will revert to standard
time Sunday, Sept. 28, at 2 a,m.
A reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Munn, held in the Town
Hall Wednesday, was largely at-
tended. Mr. and 'Mrs. Munn were
presented With a purse of money.
Disjardine orchestra provided the
music for the dance.
Announcement
Mrs. Minnie Sangster, Hensall,
wishes to announce the engage-
ment of her youngest daughter,
Norma ,Jean, to Herbert Clare
Stretton, Lucan, the marriage to
take place quietly October 18.
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. G. Prance and fam-
ily, and Miss 'Kay Hey, Exeter,
spent Sunday with their parents in
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hooper and fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Fletcher.
Mr. W. Clark, Centralia, and "Mr,
and Mrs. W. Granville, Staffa, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Wal-
ters-
Mr. and Mrs. O. Gilfillan and
family spent Sunday at Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Armstrong and
Jan1ce •Hensll, spent
Sunday
with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Batten.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Horne and
family spent. Sunday with Mr. sand
Mrs. W. PJ
ick at
Zion.
Sunday morning. Rev. Rogers will
conduct the morning worship at 11
o'clock.
Mrs. Lena Finkbeiner
A Centgnarian, Once
Lived Near Crediton
Mrs., Lena Finkbeiner observed
her 100th birthday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Currey, in
Sebewaing, Mich., recently.. The
greater part' of her life was spent
in Crediton area, where she farm-
ed
armed with her husband, two and a
half miles west of Crediton. She
also lived many years in the vil-
lage of Crediton.
Mrs. Finkbeiner prides herself!
on a lifetime of work, but admits
her strength is fading and she has
not lost her alert sense of humor.
She recalls that a former Sebe-
.waing minister once predicted she
would live to be 100. He was right,
"although nobody thought so at the
time," she commented witha twin-
kle in ' her eye. Affectionately
known as "Grandma Finkbeiner,"
.she bas been a loyal Member of
Sebewaing U.B. Church and at,
tended services until she was 91.
'She now listens to Il radio sermon
each Sunday.
She bas a family of eight chil-
dren, 18 grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchild] en, and one great -great
grandchild.
Shower For M. Moore
Held in Tuckersmith
The home of Mrs, David McLean,
Tuckersmith, decorated with sea-
sona1 'flowers, was the scene of a
delightful gathering Monday even-
ing, when some 90 friends and
neighbors met in honor of Miss
Margaret 'Moore, who is to be nine
Saturday.
The early part of the evening
was spent in contests' and com-
munity singing. Mrs. Evelyn Lilli-
co gave a. reading and Mrs. Eimer
Koehler contributed a solo, with
Mrs. E. Cameron as accompanist.
The bride-to-be was seated in a
decorated chair, over which hung
a large wedding bell. Mrs. Mae
Doig read a humorous set of vers-
es of her own composition, and
gifts including table lamps, scat-'
ter mat, bedspread, bed linens,
coffee table, mirror, flatware and
an electric tea kettle were present-
ed to Miss More. When the wed-
ding bell was rung, confetti show-
ered the bride.
Those assting Mrs. 'McLean were
Mrs. Alex Boyes, Mrs, Keith Mac-
Lean, Mrs. John McLean, Mrs. Ad -
in Forbes, Mrs. Ed. Beyer, Mrs.
Victor Lee, and others.
C hiselhurst Rally Day
To Be Held Sunday
Sundny morning Rev. Mr. Moores'
of Thames Road, conducted service
in Chiseihurst Church. He based his
remarks on the text, "On this rock
I will build my Church, and the
gates of hell shall not prevail
against it," Ne35 Sunday morning
Rev. Rogers will be in charge. The
,rally day program will be carried
out at 9:45 a.m.
On Sunday, Oct. 5, Chisel'hurst
anniversary services will be ob-
served afternoon and evening. The
guest speaker will be Rev. R. A.
Brook, of Bluevale.
The W.M•S. thankoffering was ob-
served in Hensall United Church
last Sunday morning. Rev. Moores,
the guest speaker, brought an in-
spiring message about the work
of.' -the W.M.S. in Labrador and
Newfoundland. Mr, Moores, a na-
tive of Newfoundland, spent many
years there in the ministry,
The Mission Band meets next
A Smile Or Two
"Yes, I got two orders on my
first day as a salesman."
"Fine! What were they?" •
"Get out and stay out."
•
It was Farmer Brown's first visit
to the 'big town. In the window of
!the department store he read a
sign: Ladies Ready To Wear
Clothes."
"Gosh!" he said, "it's about
Mime."
•
A sergeant was asking some re-
'cruits wihy wwlflitt was used for the
)Tutt of a rifle-
"Because it has more resistance,"
'volunteered one man.
"Wrong!"
''Perhaps it's because it looks)
nicer than any other kind," volun-
teered another, timidly.
"Don't be an ass," snapped the
sergeant. "It's simply because it
was laid down in Regulations."
Brucefield W.M.S. and
Baby Band Meeting
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary 'Society Sivas held
in the church schoolroom with
Mrs. R. Allan, president, nit the
chair. Mrs. N. Walker had charge
of the worship service. Plans were
made to have the 75th anniversary
on Tuesday evening, October 21,
when all former members will be
invited. There will be a' special
speaker. The program, 'Look At
Africa," was taken by Mrs. N.
Walker and Mrs. W. Fotheringham-
Members of the Baby Band and
their mothers were entertained by
the members of the auxiliary.
Mrs. W. Moffatt, Baby Band
president, had charge of the grad-
uation exercises when several chil-
dren were welcomed into the Mis-
sion Band by the leaders and
members- Certificates were pre-
sented e graduates.
n to the actuale s.
Elaine and Irene Taylor sang a
duet and Robert Leppington sang
a solo.
Staffa, spoke on the work of the
Federation and: the purpose of or-
ganization.
A poem was read by Mrs. J. Mc-
Naughton, and Mrs. Charles Eyre
conducted a contest, Mrs. B. Gam-
men
Gemmell moved a vote of thanks to the
hostess and lunch was served.
.Mr. Dave Russell and son, Alex,
and Mrs. J. Poole, Sault Ste. Marie,
spent the past few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex McGregor, also Mrs.
Robert Edgar and 'son, Varna-
' On Tuesday Mrs. John Gibson,
Wroxeter, mother of 'Mrs, Meths,
and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Andy Gib-
son, Wroxeter, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Meliis.
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Wahl, Lis-
towel, were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Dickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor, of
Stratford, celebrated their 20th
wedding anniversary 'Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs-
Dinsdale, and Miss Whiteman.
Their two children, Patricia and
Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Big-
gins, Stratford, were present
Mrs. Amelia Whiteman, Birming-
ham, Mich., visited last week -end
with her cousins, Mrs. Dinsdale
and Miss Mabel Whiteman.
Mrs. Dowson returned home
from Seafortih Hospital mulch im-
proved in health.
Congratulations are extended to
Visitors, 29 Members
At Kippen East W.I.
Kippen East W.I. met at the
hone of Mrs. J. McLellan last Wed-
nesday with Mrs. Hugh 'McGregor
as co -hostess. Mrs. E. 'Whitehouse
presided and the meeting -opened'
with the usual exercises- Roll call
was reepond'ed to by 29 members,
and several visitors were present.
The club project for .girls was re-
organized with Mrs, W. Bell and
Mrs. E. J•arrrott as leaders. The
Institute decided to sponsor a booth
at Stanley Jackson's sale October
20. Thank -you cards were read
from Mrs. R. Gemmell and Mrs, R.
Upslhall for treats received.
The .motto, "Women's Ri$'ts,"
was ably given by Mrs .S. Graham.
An invitation from Seaforth W.I.
to be their guests October 14 at
the Community Centre, was accept-
ed. Two violin solos by Gerald
Smith were enjoyed, ,and current
events were read by Mrs. W. Bell.
Mrs, Stanley Jackson and 'Mrs. Iv-
an Forsyth' sang a duet.
The delegates for the convention
in Landon were appointed, Mrs. W.
Bell and Mrs. W. Caldwell. The
guest speaker, Rev. A. H. Daynard,
Deaths
RIVERS—•In Sestorth, on Priday, Seim,
19, James Rivers, in his 00th 'year.
Tag Day
Women's Hospital Auxiliary to
Scott Memorial Hospital will
hold a
TAG DAY
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27
House-to-house "canvass will
also Ire Made,
(�Y,1
PTMVIIMR. 2or
Mr. and Mrs. Tont Silnith (nee 'Agee,
Wren), on the gift of a ill/ terse
Joan --a sister ft}k 'Michael
Nkr• anti' Mrs'. »SiOlvart Beat`iie
Painily, Wrnghana, were vptieleend
visitors of ,Mrs. `Robert MOSride.,
the latter returning with. 'them fell'
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter
spent last week -end in Michigan..
Mr. Priestap, Mitchell, is spend—
ing a few .days with her mother.
Mrs. Robert Thomson, wso net
well.
BURNS.
UNITED CHURCH
OF I-IULLETT
AN NINE RSARYT
iSUNDAY, SEPT. 28th
11 a.m. & 7:30 pm., Standard Time
Guest Speaker—,
REV. A. G. EAGLE
of Ontario Street United Church,.
Clinton.
Special Music by C.hoir at Morning'
Service.
Seaforth Male Quartette' will
furnish the music in the evening.
$2,000 CASH BINGO
Sponsored by Clinton Lions Club in ald of Artificial Ile •
CLINTON LIONS ARENA
15 Games - $50.00 Each
1 Special - $100.00
1 Special - $150.00
2 Specials - $500.00 Each
Tuesday, September 30
Doors open at 8:00 o'clock
Games start at 9:00 p.m., sharp (Standard Time)
ADMISSION—$1.00 for 15 Regular Games
Extra White Cards, 25c each or 5 for $1.00
Special Cards, 25c each or 5 for $1.00
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Several Good Used Tractors
ALL FORCED TO CLEAR
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Thursday, October 2, 1952
GODERICH MEMORIAL • ARENA .
Doors open 8:00 p.m.
• 15 REGULAR GAMES FOR $25.00 EACH
I• 4 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $100,00 EACH
• 1 SPECIAL GAME FOR 1952 FORD MAINLINE COACH
Complete with Air Conditioning, Heater, Undercoating and Lio.
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Games starts 9:00 p.m.
ADMIS'SI'ON: $1.00 For 15 Regular Games
Extra Cards for Regular and Special Games: 25ceach or5for $1.00
Special Car Game $1.00
Sponsored by the
Goderich Lions Club in aid of Welfare Work
Prompt Delivery on the
New 1952 Pontiac, Chevrolet
CHOICE OF MODEL AND COLOUR
USED CARS
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'52 CHEW. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH—
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