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Coming Events
lisaA.ZAAR AND TEA--COlkLE TO THEE
"." Varna W.A. Bazaar and Tea at 3 p.m.
on Saturday, November 1, in the Varna
Town Hall. 4424-1
TONGING AT THE POPULAR CRYS-
"' tal Palace Ballroom, Mitcbell, every
Friday night, with the Nighthawks, featur-
ing Clarence Petrie with the very latest
in Western dance tunee, and the best in
square dancing. 4423x2
THE W.M.S. OF' FIRST PRESBYTER
Lan Church twill hold their 75th anni-
versary and Fall Thankoffering on Tues-
day, October 28, at 3 p.m. Miss RubY
Walker, of Toronto, will be tbe guest
speaker. Everybody welcome.
4424-1
Wanted
FURNISHED ROOM AND
board for gentleman. Apple Box
L
197, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4424x1
(10141F038TAB1.E ROOMS AND BOARD
available in lerivate -home th accommo-
date five. or six elderly People—not bed
patients. MRS. WM. CONSITT, P.O. Box
192, Hensall, Ont. Phone 126, Hensel'.
4424-2
Help Wanted
MEN WANTED — FURN1TUR,E EX-
perienee preferred, but not essential.
Apply JOHN BOSHART & SONS, Sea -
forth. 4423-2
MOOR -TO -DOOR SALESMAN WANT-
' ed to 'sell our 225 well-known and QKATES AND BOOTS FOR SALE — 2
. guaranteed products including: cosmetics, " emirs, size 8; 1 pair, size 2: 1 pair,
eutinaries, medicines, tea. coffee, etc. size 4; 1 pair, size 13. PHONE 490-3,
Large discount Splendid vacant territor- Seaforth. 4424x1
ies in your neiehborhood. Unlimited in-
come for the ambitious Person. No risk— FOR SALE — CLARE JEWEL WHITE
very little capital needed. Partieuhirs:
JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal.
4421-4
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For Sale
pun SALE -2 REGISTERED HERE-
' ford halls, 12 and 15 months olcL Ap-
ply to IVAN FORSYTH, R.R. 2 Kippen.
4424x1
pole SALE—REFRIGERATOR IN A4
condition: tri -light lame good as new.
Apply to Box 191, HURON EXPOSITOR,
44224,f
FOR SALE --GOOD PRINCESS ROSE
" cook stove, and a quantity of wood.
jAKES F.LLIOTT. Phone 249-W, Sea-
forth- 4424-1
THE HUT OF THE SEASON! 'LINED
" jeans for kiddies, 3-6X, at 2.95. Com-
Pletely sanforized, at TUDOR'S in Hen -
mil Matching iihirts, too!
WOOD FOR SALE — REASONABLY
" • priced. Apply to WILLLAII Mc-
PILERSON, RR 1, Walton; Lot 7, Con.
14, McKillop Two- 4923x2
FOR SALE-3-4'IE381E COAT SET, BLUE
witla leopard skin trim; size 5. GOR -
DON PA.PPLE. Phone 8.39 r 13, Seaforth.
4424-1
"port SALE -2 EXTRA GOOD LEICES-
' tee rani lambs, not registered. Apply
DR, J. W. BELL, Hensel]. Phone 685 r 5.
4423-2
FOR SALE—MARLIN RIFLE, so-so,
with case, like new. Price 580.00.
ROD. DOIG. Phone 662 r 3, Seaforth.
442442
yeses' MAN-TA1LORED SHIRTS AT
TUDOR'S in Hensall, are priced at
2.98. Sizes 12-20, in pink, blue, yellow
and sanforized, of course.
Property For Sale
COTTAGE TOR SALE
(NE AND A HALF MILES SOUTH OF
Bayfield. on private beaeh, partly
furnished ; three bedrooms, living room
and kitchesa;oil burner, refrigerator elec-
tric stove; separate garage; corner lot.
Apply—
Box 196
HURON EXPOSITOR
4424-2
Notices
ADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
-" of radios, at JERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Diek Hume, Seaforth.
Phone 847-38. 4363-tf
pAINTING — SPRAY OR BRUSH;
" Papering, Sun worthy wallpapers. Fign
Painting a specialty. ED. (BUCK) LIT.
TLE, Hensel'. Phone 'I96-38, Henault.
4921-4
A TTENTION, FARMERS I — PROMPT,
courteous Collection of all' dead and'
disabled farm animate. Call collect, ED,
ANDREW'S. 851 r II. Seaforth, or 23e,
Feeter isnociated with Darling & Co. of
Canada Ltd. 4399-
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COURT OF REVISION
Township of Tuckersmith
COURT OF REVISION WILL BE HELD
see on the 1952 Assessment Roll, TOWII.-
ship of Tuckersmith. on Tuesday. Ocheber
28, at 2 pence, in the Town Hall, Seaforth.
'Last date for appeals: October 14, 1952.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk,
Township of Tuckersmith.
.44234
COURT OF REVISION
Township of McKillop
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP
of MeKi/lop will meet as a Court of
Revision on the Assesement Roll of 1952-53
at Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, on Monday,
November 3, at 10 a.m.
Parties interested should govern them-
selves accordingly.
J. M. ECKERT,
Clerk, lellcKillop.
4424.2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of Charlotte Maria
Cooper, late of the Village of Hensel',
in the County of Huron, Widow, De-
ceased.
A LL PERSONS 2 -LAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of the aboVe de-
ceased are required to file the Herne with
the undersigned Solicitor for the said
Eseate, on or before the 10th day of
November, AD. 1952, after which date
the assets will be dietributed amongst the
Parties entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall have
been given.
DATED at Minton, Ontario, this 14th
day of October, A.D. 1952.
F. FINGLAND, (LC.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate. .HYGIENIC SUPPLIES(R UBBE Ft
4423-3
Goode), mailed postpaid in Plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25e;
24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept, T-73
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont
Auction Sales
UOTIoN SALB-8PON3OMen Irr
" Ladies' Aid of Carmel Preebyterian
Church, in liensall Community Arena, on
Wednesday, October 29, at 8 p.ra.
articles dopated by members of church
(furniture, clothing, china, ete.); goods
in Arena Weduesday sefternon. E. W.
ELLIOTT. Auctioneer. 44234
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"3- Furnishings in Seaforth, at the home
of tars. J. J. Sdater, High St., on Satur-
day, Oetober 26, at 2 o'clock; Six-foot
Frigidaire; studio bed much; bed, springs
and mattress; dresser; dining room ex-
tension table: 6 chairs and arm chair:
sideboard; writing desk; Electralux vacuum
cleaner (like new); small kitchen table;
6 chairs; mirror; rugs; electric or wood
Annex stove; tub; boiler; coal scuttle;
pots and pans; mops; rocking chair; pic-
tures; clocks; silver; dishes; odd dishes;
kitchen dishee; floor ham; small radio;
heating Pad. and other small articles.
Terms—Cash. ESTATE OP' 'rem LATE
JOHN FINLAYSON. Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer. 4428-2
- AUCTION SALE
THE PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY THE
late James Riley will be offered for
sale by Public Auction on Saturday, Octo-
ber 25, at 12:30 p.m., on the premises, at
the corner of John and Jarvis' Streets, in
the Town of Seaforth.
Such property consists of 6 -roomed
frame cottage with three-piece bath, to.
cated on let approximately 50, x Ille.
Full basement with cement floor; well lo-
cated on paved street.
Term5-29% down: balance in 30 days.
Subject to reserve bid.
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer.
mocoNereese & HAYS,
Solicitors for James Riley Eatate
9423-2
pLEAMING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
and Perm Machinery, at Lot 8, Conces-
sion 7, Stanley Township, 3 miles south oft
Varna, on Monday, October 27„ at 1 p.m.:
MACHINERY — Massey -Harris binder;
Massey-Flarris 13 -hoe seed drill; dump
rake; riding plow; wagon; flat rack; set
of harrows; cultivator; 5 tons hay; set
oi double harness; 2 tables; writing desk;
3 beds; 10 kitchen chairs and some other
household effects. PROPERTY—At same
time and place there will be offered for
Sale, subject to a reserve bid, the farm,
being Lot 8, Concession 7, in the Town-
ship of Stanley, upon which there is situ-
ate a comfortable house and a good bank
barn., TERMS -10% down on date of
sale; balance in .30 days, Chattels—Cash.
ESTATE OF ADMR. ROBERT FORREST;
William Forrest, Executor: Bell & Laugh-
ter', Solicitors; Harold Jackson, Auction-
eer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 44224
(HEARING AUCTION SALE OF 111-
`-' elements and Household Effects, on
Lot 2, Concession 1, Tuckeremith, 1 mile
south of Heneall. on No. 4 Highway'
on Friday, October 31, at 1 pan.: IMPLE-
MENTS—M.-IL 6 -ft. binder; M. -H. 5% -ft.
mower; 35.-11. 11.hoe seed drill; spring
tooth cultivator; 3 oil drums; 2 -row scuf-
tier ; set of scales, 2.000 Ms capacitv.. lois
enamelled coal and wood stove; first roller; iron axle farm wagon, in good
*class condition. Phone Hensall, 679 r 3. ,shape; hay rack; gravel box; dump rake;
ROBERT D. ELGLE, Kjppen, horse seufilee - 2 walking plows; top bug -
4420'2 get: Sutter; hay fork rope; pulleys; Clin-
ton fanning mill; grindstone; set double
pea SALE—MAN'S BROWN SUIT, harnces; 2 sets single harness; horse col-
' size 36-38; gabardine cloth coat; also tars; ladder; De Laval cream separator.
large white enamel range, With or With good shape: sap pans; feed box; gallon
out water front. PHONE 298, Seaforth, storage tank ; quantity of lumber; forks;
scythe. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Kitchen
ttee; Morris chair; quantity qf sealers
Picture frames; 2 washstands and b
rings. No reserve as the farm is sol
". WILLIAM HYD
roprietress; Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer,
4424
4429-1
eupboarcl • sideboard; round cherry table;
FOR SALE --CARROTS, $1.25 BUSHEL; r
Citrons, le and lec: Watermelons, 5e
and 10c; Cabbage. 12e Ib. r Tulips Bulbs,
$1.00 per 100. BASIL PURCELL, Market
t. Phone 125-W. 4423x1
TIME TO MAKE GOWNS AND PY-
• jarZas, and TUDOR'S in Hensel] have
a grand display of flannelettes be the re
dies' patterna too.
yard. Striries and florals and new kid- lk
so
Hensall News of the •Week
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden and! Mrs. R, G. MaeKay was the guest
Jimmy, Dresden, were weekend vis-
itors with Mrs, C. ,Hedden and
Herb.
Mrs. E. ,Geiger is visiting with
her daughter-in-law, -Mrs. Ralph
Geiger, Whitby, and also with her
son, Ralph, who is, a patient at the
Private Patient'? Pavilion, Toronto
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shaddick and
Judy, Hensell, and Mr. and Mrs.
T. Flynn, Seaforth, attended the
Massey -Kilpatrick nuptials at 'Chad
Anglican 1Church, Toronto, Satur-
day, October 18. The groom is the
nephew of eirs, tSbaddick and Mrs.
Flynn.
The many friends of Mr. Fred
Peters will regret to learn was
taken by ambulance to Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital Monday, suffering with
pneumonia.
Billy Shaddick spent the week-
end with relatives in Palmerston.
Reformation Sunday
Carmel Presbyterian Church will
observe Reformation Sunday this
Sunday at bhe morning service, and
will use the order of service ap-
proved by the Assembly, which is
the order used by John Knox, the
Scottish reformer.
Mrs. Laird 'Mickle s•pent the
weekend in Toronto' visiting her
aunt, Emily Boyle, and family.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Elliott were Mrs. H. O.- Patrick,
Calgary; Mrs. Jake Combs, Toron-
to, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carson,
London.
'Mr. and IVirs. Laird 'Mickle visit-
ed last Wednesday in Seaforth at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stewart, who telebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary.
Miss Margaret iSehieck, of the
public school staff here, attended
the funeral in .Drayton Wednesday
of John Schieck, three -and -a -half
month old son of Mr. and leers. John
D. Schieck.
A home baking sale will be held
in the United Church schoolroom
on Saturday, November 1, at 3 p.m.,
sponsored by the Ladies' Evening
Auxiliary.
Kathy and Jimmy McCloy, To-
ronto, are visiting with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hess.
Mr, and Mrs, Stuart 'McBride,
Toronto, spent the week -end with
the former's parents, ,Mr. and Mrs,
Alvin MeBride,
Linda Mack, five, daughter of Mr.
: ane Mrs. Ron -Mock, who has been
ed
d. in Victoria Hospital, London, and
came home a week ago, was taken
to the Siele Children's Hospital, To-
-1,ronto, Sunday for further treat-
ment. Doctors 'Bain and Shoot,
8- child specialists; are in attendance.
0-
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LEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, Implements and Household E
cts, at Lot No. 12, Concession 1, 580y Townehip, No. 4 Highway, one mi
uth of Brucefield, Wednesday, Octobe
,29, at 1 tem., the following: HORSES—
Grey Percheron team. CATTLE—Hole
stein cow 4 years old, milking, due Feb.
114; Holstein cow 1 years old, milking, due
Feb. 14; Holstein cow 6 years old, milk-
ing, due March 29; Holstein heifer due
December 6; 3 Holstein heifers 1% years
old (open) ,• Holstein X Durham cow, .6
Years old, due December 20• Ayrshire X
Durham cow, 6 years old, milking, due
March 14; Henbane cow 7 years old, milk-
ing. due April 3; rurham cow 4 years
old, milking, due May 5; Holstein heifer,
springing; Durham heifer 1% years old;
2 Durham calves. P1G5—Yorkshire BOW
bred: 12 pigs eight weeks old. IMPLE
MENTS-aCase model S. tractor 13 years
,
de with 5'.T.0.. pulley, lights and start -
ase 3 -furrow tractor plow: Case 3-
section drag harrows; Massey-Haries 54n.
der, 7 -ft. cut; M.-11. mower, 6-88.. cut; set
of Bissell 7 -ft, traetor diees: Internation.
al 13 -disc fertilizer drill: International ha);
loader: manure spreader ; 5 -section
drag harrows; Mali. cultivator; steel roll-
er: rubber tire wagon; flat rack; set of
sleighs and flat rank : 2 range shelters:
dump rake ; colony hous"e 10 x 12 ;
set. of 200-11). scales; 2 electric fencers;
Queen's oil brooder stove; De Laval elec-
tric cream separator; steel water trough;
8 80 -gallon milk cans. FEED—Approxi-
mately 15 tone of mixed hay; approxi-
mately 700 bushels of mixed grain,
HOUSEHOLD EFF,ECMS—Dining room
suite; 6 kitchen chairs; Beatty electric
washing me hine; Beach electric range;
Winehaen Clipper enamel range; kitchen
baking cabinet; also an English Collie
cattle dog. No reserve as the farm is
sold. Terms—Cash. WILLIAM BURDGE,
Proprietor; Edward W. Elliott. Auction-
eer; K. W. Colquhouri, Clerk. 4424.1
QPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE —
-' Small quantity of top quality Northern
SPY apples. Apply ROBERT ARCFLI-
BALD, R.R. 4, Seaforth,-or phone 655 r
16, Seaforth. 4422-4
FOR SALE—GIRL'S LEOPARD SKIN
and wool two-piede snow sait, size 4-
5 . 80 good condition. Amity to MRS.
GORDON HORNER, Scaforth.
4424x1
pcne SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, " eleetric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
'MACHINE CO., Goderich, Phone 1135.
4395-tf
port SALE—I4 HEAD DURHAM COWS.
eieht with calves at foot, 4 springers,
2 milking. Apple JAMES S. PETTY, 38,
R. 2, Hensel!. lole miles west of Kitepen
and / mile south. 4424x2
FOR SALE -9 COLONY HOUSE 12424:
" 1 ivory and" brown circulator heater;
1 large Clare Jewe/ cook stove with hot
water front. Apply ROSS FORREST. R.
R. No. 2, KiPPen. Phone 693 r 11, Hen-
sel'. 442442
'FOR SALE — HARDWOOD SLABS.
mostly maple, eeeno ner load of ap-
proximately two cords: mixed wood slabs.
$8 Per toad, approximately two cords, de-
livered in Seaforth. Let us figure on eour
saveluet reouirements, Prompt delivery.
FRED ITUDIE, Phone 362, Clinton.
Fixtures Furnaces
Filters - Fittings
COMPLETE BATHROOM FIXTTIRES—
se' RAPTI (4%(' or 5e). BASIN, CLOSET,
Powder room gets—white or color with
chromed fittin es. KITCHT,eN SINKS,
white or color—chromed fittinrs and KIT-
CHEN SINK CABINETS for porcelain en-
amel drain board tops or plastic toes.
FIJRNACES--coal and oil gravity or air.
conditioning with corterees and replacing
FTBERGLASS FILTERSforforced-air fur-
naces. FITTINGS and pipe in copper. cast
irore black and galvanized eteel. Laun-
dry tuba, shower cabinets electric ranges
refrigerators, pressure systems oil burn.
ers. FRF;E CATALOGUE. Write or visit
our new modern ehowrocons. We deliver
—you pay tie freight.
S. V. JOHNSON FLU:VE.8132C SUPPLIES,
Streetsville, Ontario.
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9421-5
Poultry
pee sALP_.—etio RED ROCK PULLETS.
Scott's strain, six 'months old, laying.
PHONE 838 r 3, Seaforth, 4424-1
FOR SALE -800 HAMP X ROCK PUL -
Jets, starting to lay; Sunshine baby
buggy with snow runners; pink gabardine
I baby bunting bag with white for, Apply
; WILLIAM HENDERSON, Phone 683-J,
Seaforth. 4424x1
Personals
For Sale
F40R SALE — OVEN-READY DUCKS.
Phone GORDON PAPPLE, 839 r 13,
Seaforth. 4424-1
FOR SALE — BED CHESTER,FIELD:
Quebec range; Quebec heater. PHONE'
661 r 22, Seaforth. 4424--1
pen SALE—GIRL'S WINE GOAT, HAT
and leggings: size 5.. PHONE CLIN-
TON, 615 r 31. 442442
Lt REAL MONEY -SAVER ON STATION
1. Wagon Coats. Six only to clear at
19.45, regular 26.50; at TUDOR'S in Hem.
sale A real buY,
pon SALE -1 0001) CALF, GORDON
REYNOLDS, Phone 667 r 24, Sea -
forth. 4424-1
FOB, .SALE—COW AND A. err -mann or
e geeing eaives. PHONE 8.88 r 82, Seme
forth. 4424x1
Auction Sales
A UOTION SALE OF FULLY ACCRED-
'" ited Registered' Scotch Shorthorn cat-
tle, at Lot 19, Con, 7, Hay Twp 30e
miles' west of Hernial'. or 2% east of Zur-
ich, on Wednesday, October 29, at 1:30
.7e.m• : 4 red bulls of serviceable age: 2
red bulls. 7 menthe old; 2 red COWFI; bred,
80 fresben in March ; 2 heifers due time
of sale: 4 heifers, bred, and due in Mareh:
6 open heifere, rising 2 Years old. All the
cattle are vaccinated. Terme—Cash, ROSS
, DICK, Proprietor; Harold Jackeon, Aim-
tioneer. 4423-2
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A UCTION SALE OF cArret — MR.
"." Minter el
Howt will eel] by public
auction at Lot .2940, Conceesion 13, Hut -
lett. 3 miles northwest of Londeaboro, and
,3 inilm west of Hlerth, on Tuesday, Getober
28, at 1 Dan., sharp: 350 head of cattle,
registered and a -raciest. Thie lot eons/tits of
COW's, calves and yearlings. Ifi the lot are
12 Registered Hereford cows, due to fresh-
en in November and December 4 hull
ealvele. Iterieteree; also a number of yeae.
//nit hestere Registered and Crude; 80 Dur-
bein and Hereford calves. Positively no
reserve. inset to attend. this sale of choice
Cattle. W1LM51R ROVITATT, Proprieter;
Vexed eivelagen, AnetiOneeto Veen P.
Cheeriesf" Clerk+ 4044
poit SALE—USED WHITE BRIC25S,1
" clean; approximately 1,000. ApplY
Peek 194, minor; ZSEPOserrOlt, or phenet
tee.et, Seafotth. etelel
„ „
tiledeiSS'tettfebTSAI,A, RAVE A WO1.
teleation of blouses for tell midi
ineete All eelors iota 915e6, jorken from
goon, eteffie, woof .nanfisr.•
riLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM.
Farm Steele, Machinery, Hay, Grain.
and Household Effeets, will the held ,at Lot
2, Concession 1, Hibbert Township, 2 miles
west of Mitchell, on No. 8 Highway. on
Friday, October 31, at 12 o'clock sharp:
CATTLE -4 Register d Poll Angus cow
15 Poll Angus and urham cows; 7 Poll
Angus steers rising 2 years old ; 15 Poll
Angus steer calves: 1 Poll Angus bull off
registered etock, 2 years old: 1 Poll Angus
lull off registered stock. 3 years old.
HOGS—e pure bred sow with litter; 1
York BOW with litter; 40 chunks, 100 to
150 lbs.: 1 Berk hog 2 years old.
-6 young' 'mese. MACHINE38Y-36-i0ch
George White threshing machine with
vrain elevator: McCormick -Deering binder;
Masaey-Harris mower: Mefle side rake;
Massey -Harris hay- loader; Massey -Harris
manure seirtarler ; 48, -ft. Case one-way
thee : .3 -furrow :rector plow: 2 eyeing
tooth cultivators; rubber tired wagon; hay
rack : 2 000-31. Reales ; fanning mill; cream
eepa rater M aesey-11 al ris weesl sprayer,
30 -ft. boom ; 10 -inch grain grinder; milking.
machine, Universal pipeline: 10 -ft. lime or
fertilizer sower on rieber: Gehl hammer
mill; colony house lexel: rain shelter and
poultry equipment; quantity new lumber;
cedar posts : stove wood: 3 bushels red
clover eeed. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS --
Kitchen chairs ; Queitee henter; extension
tabletwardrobe; small tables number of
rocking chairs ; chest of drawers; settee
and ahnirs: sewing machine: Riese cup-
board; hot plate; 2 com.pfete bedroom
suites: dishes: kitchen utensils. HAY and
GRAIN -4,000 bake of mixed hay; 15
tone loose mixed hay : 100 hales ftecond-cut
alfalfa; 500 bushels mixed grain. FARM--
ell-aere farm, North % of Lot 1, Con. 2.
Hietbert Township; 41 acres of workable
lend: all seeded : e :levee bush. Terms:
Chattele- "Cash: Proeirty— to% down; bal-
ance in 30 davs. So!d subject to reserve
bid. CHARLES ROBINSON, Proprietor:
Harold Jackeon, Auctioneer; E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk. No reserve; farm sold. '
Births
ALLAN- Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan, Hen,
RAH I nee Donna Shielse are pleased to
announce the arrival of their daughter
at Clinton Public Hompital, Saturday,
Octoiher 18. 1952.
BUTSON- -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
October 21, tn Mr. arid Mrs. William
Butson, &MTh, a daughter.
BEECROFT—In Wineham General Hoeei.
tat, on Tuesday. October 14, to Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Reecroft, R.R. 1, Belgrave,
Ont., a son --James Gilbert
GRAHAM ---At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on October 21, to F/S. and Mrs, Alex
Grahame 14 Quebec Rd., R.C.A.11. SU-
tiore Clinton, a daughter.
HICKEY --At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Ottoher 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hickey, Seaforth, a eon.
HARRIS—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
October 21, to Mr. and Mee. CliesleY
Harris, Seateerth, a daughter.
LOVE—In St, Thorns's Hospital, on Oct.
2, to Mr. and Mra. Stewart Love, Port
Stanley, formerly of Windsor, a son—
'George Stewert.
/WERNER—At Clinton Pubtic Hoepital. on
Oerrier (nee Elaine Holma
es), Zurich,
dne:bar. 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
btor.
M
RONEY—At Scott Memorial flomital, on
Oetobet 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roney.
len. 2, Dublin, a daughter.
CROMARTY
Mr. and, Mrs, Lloyd Miller and
sone ,Ronald, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Wallace Sunday.
Mrs. Saulter visited with her
father, IMr. Aitcheson, Chatsworth,
and with Rev. R. Duncanson and
Mrs. Duncanson, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKellar vis-
ited with Mr. 'Charles Binning at
Listowel,
Mrs. Nicols, Toronto, spent a few
days with her brother, 1-loward-
Wright, and Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlin
visited 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Allen at Mount Pleasant, near
Brantford.
- Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, Nia-
gara Palls, N.Y., visited over the
week -end with Mrs. Jackson's moth-
er, Mrs. D. Bruce.
Thankoffering Service
A thankofferIng service was held
Sunday morning at Cromarty
Church with a good attendance.
90th Anniversary
Turner's Church
Tuckersmith
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
. 2 p.m. — 7:30 p.m.
Guest -Speaker:
Rev. M. G. Newton
Helmesville
Special Music by Choir
+
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Reception & Dance
for
MR. & MRS. STEWART PEPPER
in Hensall 'Town Hall
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
Syncopator Orchestra
LADIES BRING LUNCH
Cards Of Thanks
WE WOULD LIKE TO 'PRANK EVERY-
" one who exPreseed sympathy and
helped in any way 'before and at the, fun-
eral of the tete Miss Annie MaTageart,
THE KINSMAN FAMILY
T WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS AND
appreciation for kindness received
while in Scott Memorial Hospital,' to all
who came to see me or sent flowers, cards
or treats': 'deo to the nurses and doctors.
44241 •TENNIE ALEXANIYER
Deaths
MeTAGGART—In Clinton General Home.
tat, on Monday, Octdber 13, 1952, Miss
Annie Marie McTaggart, daughter of the
late Martin and Mary erleTaagart, of
Usborne Township, in her 84th year.
READIVLAN—Im Seaforth, on Sunday, Oct.
19, Peter Alonzo Readman, dear brother
of Mies Emma Readman, in his elst
year.,
SOU'TER—In Seaforth, on Saturday, Oct.
IS, Janet Elleabeth Ramses', beloved wifof e
er outer; dear mother of
Mee. Orrin Daimon, Varna; Mtg. Alex
York, Perth; Jimes, Tuekeremith, and
Bill. Vancouver, in her 8242 year.
speaker.
Dianne Houghton, is holidaying
in Seaferth with 'Mies Judy Wal-
lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1Cockwe1i.
Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Walker.
Mr. Ross Houghton, Bilile email
Linda, 'Mrs. 'M. Houghton and Miss
Olive Spea.re vieited Sunday at
Wingham with' Mr. and hire Len
Houghton and Mrs. E. MacDonald.
Me and. Mrs. George Walz and
family, St. 'Marys., visited. ,Sunday
with Mrs. Robertson and John
Robertson.
Rev. R. G. MacKay and 'Mrs. 'Mac-
Kay and Miss Grace MaeKay, of
Thamesford, visited. with Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott.
'Mrs. David Chglmers and son,
David, of London, and Grace Chal-
mers, Chiselhurst, visited with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Thomas Laing.
Rev, R. A. Cranston, Toronto, at.
ended church service here and vis-
ited in the community.
Word was received here of the
death of Donald M. McKellar, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar.
The funeral was held Wednesday -
afternoon at the Heath Funeral
Home, Mitchell, and burial was in
Roy's cemetery.
Speaker From St. Marys
At Cromarty Auxiliary
The Marion Ritchie Evening Aux-
iliary of Cromarty Church held
their thankoffering meeting in the
basement Wednesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Thomas Scott presiding.
The members of the Senior W.M.S.
were guests for the afternoon and
Mrs. N. 'Near, -St. Marys Home
Helpers' secretary, was guest
speaker. Lunch was served by the
Young ladies of the society.
;•••••••MIlk.Wilo
KlPPEN
Mrs. Fanny Campbell, Zion, Il-
linois, is 'visiting her cousin, Miss
Jean Ivison, and other relatives.
Mrs. J. B. iMcLean and Miss Mar-
ion McLean, Exeter, were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson
Suaday.
Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdman
and Helen, Centralia, were recent
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gacks tetter.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Howard' Atkins,
near Zurich, visited Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot,
Ales. C. Dalton, Walton, visited
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mes. Carl MeClincthey.
Rev. Norman McLeod, B.A., B.D.,
spoke over Station CKNX Monday
morning on the program, "Church
of the Air."
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck and
family, near Varna, were Sunday
visitors of the former's parents, Mr.
and lqrs. Bert Peck.
Mrs. Alex McGregor and her sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Wilbee, Seaforth,
spent the weekend with the, for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Edwards, Sault
Ste. Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Long spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sper-
ling in London and attended the
62nd anniversary of Calvary Unit-
ed Church.
,Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutcfiin-
son, St. Thomas, were weekend
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Meilri.s.
MLorne 'Elder, Hamilton, vis-
ited last weekend with this sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith, of
Guelph, visited recently with the
latter's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. John
Jarrott.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Keyes, Ger-
ald and Grant were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Keyes' mother, Mrs. George
E. Thomson, and -brother, William
Thomson.
Mr,
Mrs. William Ellums,
Brandon, Manitoba, were recent vis-
itors- of the latter's niece and
nephew, Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie Par-
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith,
daughter, and sonen-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Wren, spent the v;,eekend vis-
iting friends in Detroit.
Badminton Club Meet
Elect New Officers
A large group of badminton en-
thusiasts met Wednesday night to
organize for the new badminton
season. Preceding the meeting, be-
ginners and old members swung
their racquets at a racing birdie
tilt all were exhausted.
'Past President Bruce Gefian pre-
sided over the election of a new
slate of' officers. The following are
the 1952-53 executive: Honorary
president, John McKenzie; presi•
dent, Don Eaton; vice-president,
Bruce Gehan; secretary -treasurer.
Peg Willis
Tournament eomenittee: Herb
.3taffen, Mary Box, Ted Savauge;
social committee, Doreen Bright -
rale Gwen Wade, 'Betty Cardno,
June Boussey; membership com-
mittee, Dick Box, Nelson Cardno,
Alice Stiles; property committee,
John McKenzie; publicity, .Tune
Boussey.
!Members decided to charge a fee
of $3.00 for old members and $2.00
for beginners. Locker fees remain
the same at 25 cents. -
Next Wednesday night there will
be games and lunch, and the club
invites all local and district bat 'n
bird pea.yers, or those interested in
play, to come tip and Join in the
fun.
Their cars having collided, loth
and Pat were surveying the situa-
tion. Jock offered Pat &drink. Pat
drank and Jock returned the bottle
to his pocket.
Pat: "Aren't you going to have
a drink yourself?"
Jock: "Not until the pollee have
been here.'
Hay. council Dicides
1952: Election Date
At the regular Meeting of flay
Township council in Zuriett recent-
ly, nomination date for township
officers was set at ,November 21.
Electiodley will be December 1.
'Council accepted the 1953 assess-
ment roll from Assessor George
Armstrong and set the court of re-
vision date for Thursday, Nov. 6.
Before adjournment the following
accounts were ordered paid:
Hay Township General — Aaron
ResteMaYer, $3.50; Exeter Times -
Advocate, $5.44; H. W. Broken -
shire, $186.04; 'Mel Williams,
$111.61; :Frieda Ilaberer„ $74.83;
Hassell District Co-op., $17.93; Zur-
ich Hydro -Electric System, $7.00:
'Bruce Kropp, $1.30; Zurich Police
Village, $82.40; Treasurer County
of Huron, $26.50; Marjory Wil-
liams, $156.51; Wm. Siebert, $71.60;
Hay Municipal Telephone 'System,
$3,500.00.
Hay Municipal Telephone Sys-
tera--H, G. Hess, $2,456.42; Treas-
urer, Township of 'Stephen, $18.00;
Bell Telephone Co., $1,418.94; Ideal
Supply Co., $36; Ed. Corriveau, $21;
Joseph Carriveate $21; H. W. Brok-
enshire, $25; Northern. Electric,
$151.81; Stromberg 'Carlson, $56.92;
Tay Tow-nship debenture and inter-
est, 1,008; Wilfrid Corriveau, $21:
Lucien Corriveau, .$21.
Hay Township Roads — James
Masse, $185.15; 'Michael 'Masse,
$36.5,4; Wm. Watson, $27; St. JCIS-
evh Service, $31.46; Sheridan
Equipment Co., $41.32; Klopp's Sep-
er Service, $47.64; Billie Reciter,
$8•60; Alphonse )Masse, $184.11:
Alex Denonnme, $39.34; Fergus
Turnbull, $25; The Steel Co. of
Canada; $215,11; Rouse Auto -Elec-
tric, $3.40; ,Supertest Corp., $59.00;
Department of Highways, $55.00.
Huron Federation Ask
Uniform Price Support
For Finished Beef
Directors of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture, meeting,
in 'Clinton Monday night, With
Robert S. MeKereher, RR. 1, Dub-'
lin, presiding, agreed to request the
,Dominion ,Department of Agricul-
ture to have the beef support price'
apply to all finished carcasses re-:
gardlees of weight.
A request will 'be forwarded to,
the healtb of animals branch at/
Ottawa requesting that final T.B.
testing of cattle be carried out in,
order that Huron 'County may be
declared an accredited area.
On Wednesday, October 29, the
annual 'banquet will be held in
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth, with Cam-
eron McTaggart, Glencoe, as guest
speaker. The annual meeting will
be held November 26 in the Cline
ton Town Hall at 1:30 p.m., preced-
ed by an executive meeting at 11
a.m.
A letter of congratulations will
be forwarded to the agricultural
office, Clinton, for the fine show-
ing -by Huron County junior club
members at the recent competition
at Guelph, and congratulations will
be extended to the agricultural
representativ.es, club leaders and
members.
DUBLIN
Guests attending the ,Delaney -
Jordan wedding were: Mrs. Robert
Bowman, Mrs, Don Heard, Miss
Rita Moore, Miss Mary Arnold,
Miss Christina Campbell, Miss Jean
Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. John Jor-
dan, all of Kitcbener; Mr. and Mrs,
Charles O'Neil and Edward, Wind-
sor; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blonde,
Chathagn; Mr. James Gallagher,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Grattan
Dwyer, Leamington.
Building experts say l'the sky-
scraper has bad its day. Lower
real estate values mean new build-
ings will cover more grornd and be
only a few stories Nigh.
FOWL SUPPER
BRUCEFIELD
UNITED CHURCH
THURSDAY, OCT. 30th
Supper' from 5 to 8 Pm.
Admission: $1.50 and 75c
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Elimville W.I. Rears
Address About Colors,
The WI. held theirOctober Meet-
ing in Elimville Mall with Mrs. A.
'Cooper In charge of the program.
Mrs. William Johns read the mot-
to and tiara. Pranklia Skinner, the
current events. Mr. Buswell, Exe-
ter, gave a talk on color and show-
ed contrasts in wallpaper designs.
Wire. H. Heywood and Mrs, Hol.
den sang a duet. Roll call was an-
swered by a dozen home-made
cookies, which were auctioned at
the r,lose of the eneeting. A dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. Dyke -
ma's and eommittee.
Many Canadians who started
work ia railway shops have risen
to high executive jobs with their
lines.
OOTOBER 24 Am
The lede at the eerier drug mw
Were Elbowing "AW,"
04 ono8 ogirle are a .4440.
"066," ailthed a rower lad
tad rovarainol Went until •
"awl all .thia tin2.0 Fve been
Jelly beans."
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CORY
GINGER ALE
OVERDUE
Have You Purchased Your Radio Licence,
The obtaining of new Radio Receiving Lizences ig
mandatory on April 1 or as soon thereafter as possible.
Under the Radio Act, 1958, the Department of Transport ie
not only required to collect the licence fee from ell radio
owners but may prosecute where necessary to enforce the Act.
Warning is given that investigations and prosecutions
have already comroenced in cases where Radio Receiving
Licences are overdue through neglect, misunderstanding or
wilful intent.
DIPAR1114ENT OP TRANSPORT
Ottawa, Ontario
FINAL
WARNING
All persons owning or harboring dogs in
the Municipality of the Town of Sea -
forth, and who have not obtained a 1952
License Tag by NOVEMBER 1, 1952,
will be issued a stutunons to court after
this date.
Avoid this extra expense by procuring
your tag at the
TOWN CLERK'S' OFFICE
or
H. J. MALONEY, Tax Collector
Rubber Stamps
and Stencils
MARKING
DEVICES
Of All Types
•
Rubber Stamps
are essential to any
well-run business!
They save you time and
money.
Three Day Service
On Rush Orders
Stamp Pads, Daters
'8,z various supplies
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