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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1952-11-14, Page 4(Ss ci ie '`Ads Tngerted At New Low Cash Rates; FOR. SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC. --Per Word: 1st Week 1 Cent 2nd Week 4CCenent . Minimum charge, each insertion.,26 Cents • Each figure, initial and abbreviation eognta as ons word. Cards Of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices, Coming l venbor1 Dent Per word. Minimus, 50 cents per word. Enquiries may be directed to a Box No.. c/o The Haan Exiaskon for 10 cents antra. Teacents date ado additional charged if ado in above clam are not pais within 10 doss 40:41!. Marriage. and Deaths inserted !ns. of ammo. Aeeriteli, Solos. Notices to Crediton, Eto.-.Bata ea ap n` • 1 Coining Events Lost and Found YOU' qWI101. ENJOY DANCING AT THE popular errand Palace Ballroom, Mit- chell. every Friday night, to the music of the Nighthawks, featuring the very latest In ¢ Western dance turret and the beet in square dancing. 4426$ For Rent -E -EVA RENT -2 LIGHT H.OUSFICEF'P_ Ing rooms, furnished or unfurnished. PHONE 649: r 13, Sea forth. 44274 Property For Sale port SALE—DWELL NG ON LOUISA Street; asphalt aii3ing; 8 bedrooms and bath. Immediate possession- Apply MISS EMMA READMAN, Seaforth. Telephone 589-+M- 442652 . Poultry OR SALE -46 RED ROCK PULLETS. laying. PHONE 848 r 2, Seaforth. 4427-1 FOR SALE --160 SUSg2;X PULLETS • 100 Hamp - Rook pullets ; 32.00 each. WILLIAM HENDERSON. Phone '03-J, Seaforth. 4427-1 Help Wanted Hj ErliALE HELP WANTED—MIDDLE- aged woman wanted for hotel work. Pleasant working conditions and good wag- es. Live in. Box 206, HURON EXPOSI- TOR. 442751 WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY, " a position as housekeeper, 'experienc- ed, for one or two adults, or as companion to refined lady ; light work. Apply Box 207, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4427-1 Wanted LOST -2 HEREFORD HEIFERS. VAG- ciliated, bearing ear tage 228686 and 228637, weighing around six hundred Pounds. Apply to ORVAL COOPER, KiP- pen, or telephone Seaforth, 653 r 81- 4427x1 For Sale FOR SALE --1951 PONTIAC CAR, GOOD ea new; also trailer. Apply to Box 204, HURON EXPOS1TOR. 44274 FOR BALE --,7 GOOD PIGS. APPLY TO JOHN MoWVER. Phone 22 r 21, Dub- lin. 442751 r{ OR SALE --,PIANO. - APPLY TO BOX 205, HURON EXPOSITOR, 442751 FOR nAL.F.-.-BLUE STRIPED LOVE - seat and chair to match ; modern. PHONE 24 Seaforth. 4427-1 .. ws of tete Week. Mr. and Mrs. George Miekle and sons, ,Donald and John, Bidgetown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. &fickle and family. Mrs. James Wright returned home Saturday after visiting her son and daughter-in-law,. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright, of Lorne Park. Carmel ,Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas concert will be held Friday, December 19. Miss Betty Miokle, Loi don, spent the weekend with her family. John Anderson, Hensall, won the John Labatt trophy at the Goderich shootlast Wednesday for the third consecutive year, under •tough shooting conditions. He was also a winner of a turkey. Mrs. Jack Munn, Ripley, (former Edna Jackson, :Hensall), was the guest of Mrs. Ella McLean, Exeter, and called on several former ac- quaintances in Hensall this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison and little daughter of Waterford, visit- For isit For Sale 1j OR SALE — HARDWOOD SLABS. mostly meible, "510.00 per load of ap. Proximately two cords ; mixed wood slabs, $8 per load, approximately two cords, de- livered in Seaforth. Let us figure on your sawdust requirements. Prompt delivery. FRED HUDLE- Phone 362, Clinton. 4420-8 Cards Of Thanks FR ' SALE --GIRL'S. WHITE . BOOTS and skates, size S. PHONE 1184.• MR. JOHN BROADFOOT WISHES TO Seaforth. 4427-1d neigh - :bora fornthe kindness nk his many land dhelps n extended to him during the past six weeks while he has been ill. 4427x1 FOR SAL1 FULL SIZE BASS VIO- lid, in good condition. PHONE 2494, Sesforth, 4427-1 MORE NEW BLOUSES AT TUDOR'S in Hensall. Crepe at 2.98 and Nylon at 3.95. Be aura to see these soon at TUDOR'S. 44274 FOR SALE—GIRL'S WHITE BOOTS and skates,' size i.' in good condition. Apply to AIRS. C. RITCHIE, Walton. 4427-1 , FOR SALE—REFRIGERATOR IN A-11 condition ; tri -light lamp good as new. Apply to Box 191, HURON EXPOSITOR, 4422-tf FOR SALE -21 PIGS,. EIGHT WEEKS old; yh-H.P, electric motor, 60 cycle. Hume evenings only. ART McCLURE. Phone 23 r 13, Blyth. 4427x1 TOR SALE REGISTERED JERSEY row dao to freshen ; registered heifer, 18 months old. JAMES LANDSBOROUGH. Phone 665 r 16, Seaforth. 4427-1 COMFORTABLE ROOMS I N .HEP(- i pO,R SALE—,GREY SNOW SUIT, SIZE call, with care and board; can accom- i 2, either boy or wirl ; also infant's blue modate five people at reasonable rates.' snow suit and lady's green suit, size 12. Apply MRS. WM. CONSITT, Hensall- Box j Phone 7;62-W. MRS W. WILBEE, Sea - 142. Phone 126. 4426-4 forth. 4427-1 O DD JOBS DONE, VIZ. 'LAYING FLOOR tile, removing, rebuilding in and rewir- ing partitions and stairways, etc- Very reasonable. KEN McPHERSON, Dublin; •17 r 24, 4427x1 Personals "q NINNY" GIRLS 1 GET LOVELY curves! Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep. Try famous health and weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory, "get - acquainted" size ONLY 60e. All druggists. HYGIENIC suaraaF-R (R U B B ER Goods). mailed postpaid inplain, sealed envelope with price list. 6 samples 25e; 24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, "Hamilton, Ont. Notices To Creditors NOTICE to CREDITORS FOR SALE—DRESSED DUCKS, READY for oven. Orders first «art - of week delivered on Saturday. MRS, ARCHIE SMITH. Phone 839 r1162, Seaforth. 4427-1 SEE 1`2ta. NEW LINGERIE AT TUDOR'S in Hensall. Nylon -trimmed slips and panties. These are all smartly styled and moderately priced. 4427-1 FOR SALE—TWO LARGE -SIZE BED serings ; new cook stove; 2 heaters; 2 bed frames, one single; Quantity of pipe and coupling; 2 pieces' of oilcloth ; corner cupboard. CLARENCE REEVES, • Sea- Seaforth. 4427x1 A SELL-OUT 1 LAST TIME 1—NYLON blend' yarn at 27c a ball. TUDOR'S in Hensall have 10 More boxes of this long - wearing, shrink -resistant yarn. 44274 FOR SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING machine:. electric and treadle. Re- sairs to all maks. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Goderich. Phone 1185. 4395-tf In the Estate of MARGARET ANN Me- " ERE'S A GOOD BUY( ALL WOOL GEE, Widow of the late James Sproat. Fnrliah Melton Cloth in grey only, of Seaforth, Deceased. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against Estate of above deceased are required to file the same to undersigned for said Estate, on or before the 20th day of November, A.D. 1962, after which date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard been to the claims of which notice has been given. DATED Seaforth, November 5, 1952. R. H. SPROAT, Seaforth J. R. SPROAT, North Bay Executors. 4421x`-2 N +TYPEWRITING — EFFICIENT TYPING done at home. Apply to Box 203, • "HURON EXPOSITOR 4427x1 RADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE- PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone 347-R. 4863-tf PAINTING — SPRAY OR BRUSH ; Papering. Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign paintinga specialty. ED. (BUCK) LIT- TLE, Hensall : , Phone 196-R, Hensel]. 4425-tf ATTENTION, FARMERS,! — PROMPT, colirteems Collection of all dead and disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Seaforth, or 285, Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co. of Canada . Ltd. 4899-tf VOTERS' LIST POSTING Township of Hullett T, GEORGE W. COWAN, CLERK OF THE Municipality of the Township of Hal- lett. in the County of Huron, declare that I have posted in my office, in the Village of Londesboro. the Voters' List for the year 1962, and I hereby call on all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to law., The list was posted in my office on the 20th day of detdber, 1952. GEORGE W. COWAN, Clerk. 44264 TWP. of TUCKERSMITH CLERK'S NOTICE Of Pint Posting Of Voters' List 'VOTERS' LIST'$, ,1952,'MUNICIPALITY OF TOWNSHIP OF TI:ICKERSMITH, COUNTY OF HURON. Np'1'tOE 1S . intit'$Y' (nem TRAP 5 have aerealitd With Seetihit , 0 of The Vdters Jdste:;Art a+id- that 1 hate potted ftp tit my Unite et Tucker titith on the Iatit day of, ou be{•f t'95?r.• Old iidti ;oi!: ail "iterkbd r til' 'tate vote' int; the oe}id • Mii iicfyaiit kb nhtnioipal 1ectfbna, and' thabiikffi rb let rebates there fbr brinedl. tier .04, ti kaletk �Irnldryt0 gait neon, all voters .t6 rdceed figs ta' IhMvo anjr kited aiikor tie 54 inches wide, at 2.50 yard. Ideal for skirts and slacks. At TUDOR'S in Hen - $a,4427,1 VACUUM CLEANER FOR SALE — AIRWAY SANITIZER ; esry little use. New price 3164, will sell for $65 cash. PHONE 670 r 2, SEAFORTH MISS ANNE HART AND MR. OWEN Hart wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, spiritual bouquets and other expressions of sympathy extended to them in their recent and be,'eavement; also the pallbear- ers and those who loaned' cars. 4427-1 MRS. JAMES FINLAYSON AND FAM- ily wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym- pathy extended to them during their re- cent sad bereavement; special thanks to Nurses Gladys Willard and Mrs. Camp- bell, Drs. Brady and McMaster, nursing staff of Scott Memorial" Hospital, and to all those who sent flowers, cards or helped in any way. 4427-1 T WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS AND appreciation to my many friends and neit`hbors for their flowers, cards and tr^Qts while I was a patient in Scott Mem- orial Hospital, also thanks to the spec'al nurses and doctors. And special thank to my friends and neighbors for putting the atS11-s in my barn and also to those that offered to help. " 1427x1 PETER McLAUGHLIN • Births AGAR—At Scott Memorial Hobyitai. on . Nov. 10, to Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Agar, Staffs, a daughter. FRY—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov, 7. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Fry, Seaforth. a daughter. HARKNESS—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hark- ness, Hensall. (nee Elaine Cooper), are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter. Sandra Elaine, at Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, Wednesday, November 5, 1952. A sister for Dennis. LONGMAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov.'9, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long - Man. R.R. 1, Auburn, a son. O'REILLY—At rteott Memorial Hospital, on Nov. 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly, Dublin, a son. • Fr./WELL—At 'Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov, 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur }'nv'all Seaforth, a daughter. WR•GHT—On Tuesday, Oct. 28, in Tra- felpar Memorial Hospital, Oakville, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright, of Lorne Paris, a son—John David. Deaths LONGMAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Nov.,, 9, infant,,son . of Mr. and Mrs. H. Longman, 51.18.. '1, bAnburn. MOORE—In Sesforth, on Friday, Nov. 7, Clara Albertine, Lawson, widow of the late Walter Moore, in her 73rd year- MONTGOMFRY—In Seaforth, on Monday, Nov. 10, Almira L. Smith, widow of the late George H. Montgomery, in her 74th year. CHANGE QF MANAGEMENT: Mr. Homer Hunt, having taken over as Live Stock Shipper of the United Farmers Co- , Operative, I would like to take this opportun- ity to thank you for your support during my term as Shipper, and would appreciate your continued support to my successor. SANDY BROADFOOT Used Cars FOR SALE 1951 Ford Custom Coach 1951 Chev. De Luxe Sedan 1950 Chev. De Luxe Sedan 1949 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan, with radio, sun visor 1940 Ford Sedan s W -A -N -T -E -D 1946 - 47 - 48 CHEVS. on NEW 1952 DE LUXE SEDANS Also Special Sedans NOW IN STOCK! otors 1 Sesforth ed Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Blackwell and other friends on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton, Mr. and Mrs, George Smale, Mrs. Allan Townsend and Miss Jean iJ aylor attended a turkey banquet' and dance in the Legion Hall, Exeter, 'riday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence !Reid spent the first part of this week in To- ronto. Mrs. Mary , Simpson left last week for Winnipeg, Man., where she will spend the winter with her sister. Harry Horton and Fred Beer at- tended the Cyclist Battalion reun- ion at the Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton, last Saturday. Passes in London Mrs. Joseph White, 68, R.R. 1, Crediton, died Friday in St. Jos- eph's Hospital from injuries receiv- ed in an accident in London. While crossing Oxford Street Mrs. White was in collision with a truck. She was unconscious since admittance. Mrs. White was ,born In Leaming- ton, and spent some years in Lon- don before taking up residence in the Crediton area three years ago - December 4 Dance The Girls' Dance Club are hold- ing a dance in the Town Hall, Hen- sall, Thursday, December 4. Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orch- estra will furnish the music for the dance. Advance tickets may be pur- chased from Mrs. Bertha Moir or Miss Mary Goodwin. Service For Korean Casualty Under the auspices of Ilderton (Branch No. 531 Canadian Legion, a memorial service was held last Sunday for L/Cpl. Jamca R. Allan, a member of the 1t.0-R,'s, who vas killed in Korea last month. Three buglers from the Hensall Legion Branch, Fred Beer, Ed. Little and Alf. Clark, sounded the Last Post and Reveille. Hensall United WIGS Plan Christmas Party Mrs. W. B. Cross presided for the November meeting of the Women's Missionary Society in Hensall Unit- ed Church last week. Mrs. R. J. Pat- erson was convener of the meeting and Mrs. W. Stephenson conducted the devotional period, with prayer offered by Mrs. Jarvis Horton. ' Plans were discussed for the packing of a bale, to be forwarded to headquarters in Toronto for Eur- opean relief, Members were asked to leave good used or new clothing at the church or with Mrs. George Armstrong. In charge of this pro- ject are Mrs. N. E. Cook, Mrs. R. J, Paterson, Mrs. William Forrest and Mrs. A. Alexander. Mrs. George Armstrong and Mrs. N. E. Cook were appointed as a nominating committee to bring In the slate of officers at the Dec: m ber meeting. A Christmas party will be featured at the Decen ber meeting, with Miss K. Scott, and Mrs. G. Hess, program and lunch conveners. Mrs. W. Henry-, delegate to,,the Sectional meeting at Chiselhurst, presented a comprehenaive report on many important facts presented from each of the different speak- ers at the meeting. Mrs. George Armstrong -gave the topic, "FamEy Life in An Af7•'can Village," outlining the different ways and beliefs. She showed pic- tures of homes and schools, Mrs. George Hess sang a solo, "An Eve- ning Prayer," with 'Mrs. Sherritt accompanying at the piano, Hurondale W.I. Hear Talk By S. Huron District Teacher Andrew D'xon, South Huron Dis- trict High School teacher, address- ed members of Hurol;dale Women's Institute recently on agriculture and Canadian industries. Mr. D:x on illustrated his talk with pictures or conservation and reforestation. Mrs.• J. Kirkland introduced Mr, Dixon, The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Garnet Hicks. Members answered the 'roll call with, "This idea ,.saved money." Mrs. A. W. Morgan presented as her motto, "When you feel like complaining, take a good look at your blessings." Mrs. L. Ballantyne reviewed cur- rent events and 'Mrs, William Ker - nick read a brief report of the area convention at London. Musical numbers were given by Garnet, Marilyn and Catherine Hicks, Mrs. W. Slllery and. Mrs. Oscar Tuckey. South Huron Hospital Auxiliary Appoints ' Slate Of Officers Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Usborne, was elected president of the newly. formed South Huron Hospital Aux- iliary at an organizatidh meeting in James St. United Church, Exe- ter. The group was addressed by Mrs: H. G. Horning, Woodstock, newly -appointed provincial presi- dent of the Hospital Women's Aux- iliaries, who spoke on the ithpor- tance of an auxiliary and the as- sistance it can render to the hos- pital board. Mrs, P. M. Dewar, Ingersoll, past president of Ingersoll Hospital Aux- iliary, spoke. First vice-president .elected was Emery Desjardine,' pf Grand Bend; second vice-president, Mrs. Gerald Zwieker, Grand Bend; third vice-president, Mrs. Letta Taylor, Dashwood; recording secre- tary, Mrs, C. S. MeiNaughton; as- sistant, Mrs. Hubert Jones; treas- urer, 'Mrs. Gordon, Koch; assistant, Mrs. 'Norman Waiver. Two dele- gates will :be .appointed from each community in the district to meet with the executive'. lyeninaula literally means "al - Mo an' island." u I y Kippen'laws • Care For , ei eford0 A group of K$ppen boys Iwo eaO been given a gait -0 Reed and care •for until next; spring, by the fieri salt Calf , Club. The calves will be judged at the South I%uron i - cultural Fair for best showman- ship, best gain ani best finish. These cattle are all Hereford stook. Cromarty W.M.S. Hear Letter From Formosa The Women's Missionary Society met at the home of airs, T. L. Scott last week with a good at- tendance, Mrs. 'Calder MoKaig pre- sided and took charge of the devo- tional part. Mrs. Thos. Scott read from the study book. Mrs. Duncan- son uncan -son read a letter from Mr. Dickson 9f Formosa, telling of her work there. This letter had been for- warded orwarded .by Miss Currie. Hensall Couple Return After Sven -Week Trip Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Alexan- der returned home last week after a seven -week motor trip to the West, where they visited relatives at Marquis, Sask., and Courtwl•ight, Man. They also visited with a great-uncle, Robert Moir, who is 98 years old, of Crystal City, Man, Mr. Moir is a former Hensall resident. Heis enjoying good health and was pleased to hear about old Hen- sall friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alexan- der also visited with Mr. Moir's sister, Mrs. C. 'McGill, Neelin, Man. They reported seeing fine crops of wheat and 'barley, beat° in years, ,with good harvest weather. Wommemommemmws STANLEY •Mrs. Margaret Er•ratt, Toronto, visited over the weekend'with her sister, Mrs. Henry Erratt.• Mr- and Mrs. John A. Armstrong eftby car this. week for Florida. 1 1-t R UCEFIELD Imminmeememor Mrs. John Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferguson, Miss Shir ley Ferguson, Mr. Tom Walker and Mr. Fred Tugnutt, all of Toronto, visited over the weekend with Mr. and ,,Miss. Alton Johnston and other relatives in the district. Mr. Ed. Noonan, London, spent i I Zapfeweekend with Mr., and Mrs. A. . a.nd family.' Mrs. D. Tough returned from St. Catharines where she had been vis- iting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sihera and Warren, Seaforth, and Mrs. R. Dal- las, Bill and Jack, Brucefield, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cross, Wiarton. Mr, Cross is principal of the high school there. ELIMVILLE Mr. • and Mrs. Allan Johns I.nd daughters visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns, Sarnia, on .Sunday. Mrs, Wes. Horne visited with Mrs. Harold Hern and other rela- tives in Zion last week. Mrs. Alvin Pym returned from St, Joseph's Hospital last week, where she underwent an operation. s.Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jahns spent last week at Kingston with their daughter and family, Sgt. and, Mrs. Howard Otis. The ten grandparents of little Stephen Robinson met at the home .. tanner's *UNDO' belle, xe tee, aliil :ares rat the >)prme CI' *Fa and Mrs.. Mi}lold tBell, Atira. Charles. Stopberf is. a patielpt tibia week at Victoria Melepital, Lo - don: tended tthe funeral„Of cousin in W o#enter turday. Mrs, I?eoker returned: to her •To Tonto home Tueadayafter visiting the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Long. Local Men on a hunting trip to Manitoulin Island are: Emmerson CROMARTY Kyle, Russell Consitt, Elmore Stev- Mr, James Levy, St. Marys, visit- ed !Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, An- drew ndrew McLachlin. Mr. and Mrs. '1'. 'f•aing, accompan- ied by Grace Chalmers, were in London° Sunday and called fon Thomas Wren, who was a patient in St. Joseph's !IH'il(spitaL 'Mr. Will Patrick> Wyoming, call- ed on, his friends here one day recently. ,Miss Violet Hyde, Hensall, spent a fow days the Most of Mr. and Mrs. Pithier Chappell. Mr. and Mrs. William Harper were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hackney Monday evening. 'Mr. Austin Hoggarth, Toronto, visited with his sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLar- en, last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Scott and family and Mrs. Moore visited with Rev. 0. Locke and Mrs, Locke Sun- day. Mrs. Moore remained with them for a few days' visit. Mrs. E. MacDonald„ Wingham, visited with her sister, Miss Olive Speare, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Sorsdahl and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mac 'Lam- ond, Helen and 'Malcolm, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie in London on Sunday. KIPPEN WNW@ Don't miss the bazaar and tea in St, Andrew's Church Saturday af- ternoon, November 22. Misses Mona and Isobel and Jack Caldwell and Merle Dickert spent Tuesday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howell and Miss Dunlop, Sarnia, visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long We are sorry to learn that Mr•s. Dinsdale is on the sick list, and Shope for a speedy recovery, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor and Terry, Stratford, visited Sunday with Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss Whiteman, - Mrs, Kyle, 'Clinton, spent Satur- day with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. •Enime1•son Kyle. Mr, and Mrs. James Burnett and the latter's grandmother, Mrs.' How- ell, who is in her 93rd year,• all of Toronto, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Long. 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stasik and George visited friends•iin 'Cromarty Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. John L. Henderson visited friends in London Sunday. We are happy to report Mr. Chas. Switzer, who has been confined to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is slowly improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilfred Mellis at - In months to pay IA for your coal down payment When you join... The Old of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen Com�pani 's Sunday, here pictures were take P 7 of the group. They were: Mr. and Mrs, Archie Robinson, Mr. and 'Mrs. A. B.ckle, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Robinson, 'Kirkton; Mrs. Mary Stephen, Dashwood; Mrs. Thomas T /� Robinson,BExeter; Mr.baand 'Man. Jack Sesforth Lu lber Ltd. RbAvonbank; Mr. and Mrs. J. Heckman, Dashwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Stephen, London. ' Phone 47 Mrs. • Ross Skinner and baby daughter have come home from 410110 VI DOW '%ONttS, Coal Club enson, Campbell •Eyre, Lloyd Mc- Lean, o-Lean, 1Stanley Jackson, Wilbur Scott, Wim. J. P. Bell, Herman Day'. mah;•,Harry •Caldwell, Wesley Rich- ardson, Allan Tremeer, Emamerson Anderson, Elzar Mousseau and Alex McMurtrie, Mrs. Alie Cook, London, visited with her mother, Mrs. McClyniont. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Linden and Verga, Denfield, were Sunday visi- tors of their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons. Quite a number of ladies from St. Andrew's Church W.M.S. were guests at Varna United ,Church aux- iliary last week. - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn, Hensall, are visiting their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. • Mrs. Kilpatrick, who has been visiting with members of the An- derson family, returned• to the home of her sister in Belgrave on Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Eldon Jarrett and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Belgrave-. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Alexander are getting • settled in •their home in Hensall, - Mrs. 'Elmore Gackstetter, near Eater, visited, TJllta'etiay N(Itk,'ir. and Mrs, *mold ttrachstetter. • Mr. and. Mrs, `MG'ira ttteelfeloos Live) 'j►ave returned. voln the* woddipg trip and aro get' i tg OOP tied in their home in Tuekeraii lit . Sunday guests at the home et Mr,. and Mrs, 'Samuel Cudmorel 113 - eluded': Miss 'Margaret and. Mao Davis, Barbara Marshall, Mr. anal Mrs. Andrew and sons, Clinton. 11r. and Mrs. Norman Dickert ani Merle visited Sunday with relative* in Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, 'Wlndsot are spending a couple of weeks with their son and daughter -in -Jaw„ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell. Mr. Neil Campbell and his father are in North Bay on a hunting trip, RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corbett in — Hensall Toi rn Hall FRIDAY, NOV. 21st DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Ladies please bring 'Lunch Everybody Welcome DANCE in the Town Hall, Hensall FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952 STEVE DUNDAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Dancing 10 to 1 am - Presentation of Jackets and Draw for Merchandise Prizes Sponsored by The Intermediate Hockey CIO. BOOTH iN HALL ADMISSION 75c WEEK -END FOOD AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS 2 pounds LIBBYS' DEEP BROWN BEANS 2 20 -Ounce Tins' s.7 3�6'c GREEN•.GIANT PEAS a7J 3!5'c 2 15 -Ounce Tins BLENDED ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 55c 2 48 -Ounce Tins alit STOKELY'S PUMPKIN 39c 2 28 -Ounce Tins AUSTRALIAN SEEDED LEXIA RAISINS lac 12 -Ounce 'Package L 37c FRUITS and VEGETABLES GRA PEFR alIT•r--SiEEDLE.SS 96 5 for • 25c TOMATOES—CELLO PACK 19c Boxy p.E.I. POTATOES $3.69 75 -Pound Bag CLARE KEITH PHONE 8 We Appreciate Phone Orders FREE DELIVERY IN $150.00 IN CASH ! CO'MMENCING NOVEMBER 1, 194 until DECEMBER 24, 1952, Each Buyer of a Car Pur- chased at BRUSSELS MOTORS At a Value of Over $300.00, is Entitled to Enter the CASH PRIZE DRAW, To Be Made Christmas Eve, 1952! Q — 'USED CARS AND TRUCKS 1952 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH 1952 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN 1951' OHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN— Plowergiide; $1,995.00 2-1951 dH'FaV. STYLELINE SEDANS at $1,850.00 _ 1951 1CFIiEV. STYL 1LINE COACH at -$1,856.00 2-1951 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE-SEDANS • 1950 CHEV. DE LUXE FLI•.5ri LINE SEDAN— fully equipped 1949 (CI EV. 5 -PASSENGER COUPE —. Fully equipped—$1,495.00 .4949 'PLYM'OUTH SPECIAL DE LUXE SEDAIN--1$1,395.00 1999 METEOR SEDAN — 'Completely recondi- tioned—$1,295.0'O 1940—(PLYMOUTH COACH TRUCKS 1946 MERCURY 1/2 -TON T'A•NEL-4395 ,1948 !CHEV. %-TON PICKUP Many Qlder Models To Choose From RUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS, ONT. HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST USED CAR DEALERS Open Every Evening !TONE 73-X t , 0