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SOU TOO Wi `LL''3 3OY DANCING TO
=` your requepty numbers as played by
Clarence Petrieand hie Nighthawks at the
Popular Crystal Ptilace Ballroom. Itlitchell,
every 3'riday-.:night. naming 9:8O to
12:30. . 4428x2
Notices
•RAMI.°. REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
of radioe, at TERRY'S • RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick' • Rouse, ,Seaforth.
Phone 847-R. 48634f
DAINTING - SPRAY OR BRUSH
Papering. Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign
Painting a specialty. ED. (BUCK) LIT-
TLE, Hensel!. Phone 196.•R, Henaall.
4425-tf
NOTICE — CLIPPING CATTLE FOR
stable for winter, also horses; vial de-
horn
ohorn chttle_ Hard and softwood slabs
for sale. J. R. BURNS. Phone 69H, Sea -
forth. 4428x1
ATTENTION, FARMERS I — PROMPT,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS;, 851 r 11, Seaforth, or 235,
Exeter. Associated with Daring do Co. of
Canada Ltd. 4399-t1
NOTIQE—HOG FEEDERS,. GET EXTRA
money by shipping by H. Mel'lwain ;
get 25c per hog for three hogs or more;
20 equals $5.00. Whys not, get 55.00 at
time of pifjk-up• Shipping: Stratford,
Tuesday; Kitchener:"' Wednesdays and
Thursdays each Week. Please leave word
at 112. Seaforth, the day before. HARVEY
MCILWAIN, Seaforth. 44218x2
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Assessor
Help Wanted
W. TED -M DDLEAGED WOMAN 'r0
care for elderly couple. Apply to
Box 208. HURON EXIPOS1TOR.
4428x1
WA.N'I1RD — AMBITIOUS WOMAN TO
sell cosmetics in own home. Car a
convenience brit not a necessity_ Write
MRS. D, WHITFIELD, .Goderich.
4428-1
HELP WANTED --AT ONCE, YOUNG
men . interested in advancement, some
oiilce experience preferred but not neces-
sary. Good starting salary, group insur-
ance, paid holidays. Apply in own hand-
writing to DOMINION. ROAD MACHIN-
ERY CO. LTD-, Godericb, or Phone 880
for appointment. 4428-1
For Rent
FOR RENT—SMALL APARTMENTS,
suitable for one or two people, Modern
conveniences. W. R. DOUG�TJ,, Hensall.
4428-1
APARTMEINT TO LET—ATTRACTIVE
two large rooms; share bath; heated,
electric stove and refrigerator. Possession
at once. Call after six J. V, FLYNN,
Dublin. Telephone 77. 4428.2
Property For Sale
FOR SALE—GOOD HOUSE, S' ROOMS,
on No. 8 Highways, 2 mike east Gode-
rich; Hydro; barn, poultry houses; 14,
acres; 140 -foot frontage. S. LANGFORD,
R.R. 1, Goderich. 4428-?
HOUSE FOR SALE -8 -ROOM, TWO -
storey brick house, Goderich St. East;
modern conveniences, stoker furnace; dou•
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ble lot, chicken house, garage, garden. For port SALE — AIRWAY SANITIZER:
further particulars apply to ROBERT latest model, like new. Must sell; will
SMITH, Seaforth. . 4428-2 sacrifice.
PHONE 670 r 2, SEAFORTH
Mr. , C>lprdon Walker and slater,
road Axe, Mich., spent ..Sunday with
their cousin$, Mr: and atira. Stan-
ley 'Mitchell.
Flies From Korea For Funeral
Jars, T. Kyle received word • of
the death of Tier sinter -in-law, Mrs.
Dave Kipfer, who passed away last.
Saturday at Albia, Iowa. Her , -n
Lawrence, who is stationed, in
Korea, Sew home to attend his
Mother's funeral, held Wednesday.
Mr. Kiipfer is, well k4iown in the
Zurich area. ,
Legion Party Monday
Members of •the.,LeiAna held a
social in the Legion Hall Monday
night, enterts,ining es their. guests
Ful' Eisk
FOR ' 4T,F,-1 SDF'Agx„ pit SUFFOLK
ram. GORD(1N FT f tOT7', Brucefield.
Phone 659 r -.1d, Sea'torth. ' 4428-1
volt 'SAM—NEAT APPPARING COAL
oil -wood' heater, in good condition.
PHONE SEAFORTH, 838 +r• ill.
442441
SPECIAL PRICES ON ROGERS' AND
Conm,unity Silver in Chests. Six pat-
terns to choose from; 20% discount on
sets in stock. DRYSDALE HARDWARE
LIMITED, phone 11, Henault, Ont.
44281
JUST ARRIVED, A SHIPMENT OF
English cups and saucers in four col-
ors; 59e each, or 3 for 91.50, not boxed.
DRYSDALE HARDWARE LIMITED,
phone. 11, Hens -all, Ont. 4428-1
FULL STOCK OF TOYS, DOLLS,
Games and Electric Trains now on dis-
play. Make your choice early while selec-
tion is good. Use our lay -away plan.
DRYSDALE HARDWARE L I M I TE D,
phone 11, Heasall, Ont. 4428-1
FOR SALE. 3 HJ', ELECTRIC MOTOR;
grain grinder ; electric separator: deo.
tric milking machine; 6 electric chicken
brooders; electric water pail heater ; wa-
ter pails and buttermilk jars for chi^ks;
electric poultry clock; range shelters; large
electric clothes ironer. FRED SINCLAIR,
R.R. 2, Walton, or phone 842 r 14, Sea -
forth. 4428x1
VACUUM CLEANER
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED 'PROPERTY FOR SALE—TWO-STOREY,
for the position of Assessor of the • three bedrooms, living room, den, 3 -
Town of Seaforth, at the Clerk's Office in piece bathroom, oil heated house, including
the Town Hall, up to 6th day of Dear three acres of land, edge of town. Approv-
ber, 1952. ed for Veterans' Land Act (purchase. Ap-
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D. H. WILSON, ,, ply Box 202, HURON EXPOSITOR, or T OST—.THREE MASSEY-HARRIS BIN -
Clerk. 4428.4 Phone 41,, Seaforth. 442812 L der cans. Believed taken from Lot 6
Gan. 3, Tnekersinith, on Hallowe'en night.
Finder contact 662 r 23, Seaforth.
4428-1
Lost and Found
the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. An
enjoyable evening was `spent Play-
ing cards and singing, directed by
Sam Ranuie, with Dr. Il, McKelvie
at the piano. lack Tudor was mas-
ter
axter of cersmoniea. A buffet lunch
was eerved4.
Hensatl WI Views
Films atMeeting
A sizeable •representation of
members and guests attended the
monthly meeting of the Hensel'
yeomen's • Institue in the Legion.
Hall last week. Mrs. Richardson
and 'Mrs- Rennie were hostesses,'
.Mrs. Armstrong presided and
roll call. was answered by "Naming
a place in Canada in alphabetical
order." The treasurer's report was
heard and Mrs. 'Elgie reported on
highlights of the London Area Con-
vention.
An ,executive meeting of .the
South 'Huron District- Institutes was
held in the Town Hall November 5.
Mrs. Beer, who represented the
Hensall Institute at .this gather-
ing, read an interesting report. 'Fol-
lowing this,, two films were shown,
"The Feeling • ofHostility" and a
scenic. Rev. Rog�rs operated the
projector and between 'pictures
Mrs. Goddard playttd a 'piano solo.
The secretary read a thank -you
note from Mrs, \Letitia Sangsterrfor
the pillowcases. Marjorie Ellen
Sch'walrh has been given a bank
book, it was reported, and a letter
was read from Mrs. K. Johns. Sick
members were mentioned and in-
cluded Mrs. Oxr, Mrs. Dougall and
rs. W. Bell.
Roll call at the next meeting will
be a cash donation to the London
War Memorial 'Children's Hospital.
It was suggested that Mrs. K.
Johns, be asked to speak to the
ladies, Mrs. Neri Linton thank -d
the hostesses, Rev. Rogers, and all
who had taken part.
Mrs. Schwalm expressed thanks
to the ladies for Marjorie Ellen's
bank book. The hostesses and
their assistants served dairvty re-
freshments at the close.
Announce Committees
For Local W.I. Euchre
COURT OF REVISION
Town of Seaforth
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
rn1LE COURT. OF REVISION FOR THE 24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73.
0for the Town
Assessment' Roll of 1 952 NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
of Seaforth will meet in the Town"' Han: Ont.
at 8 p.m., on Friday, November 28_
D. H: WILSON, -
Clerk. 4428-1 Wanted
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting Of
Voters' List
Town of'Seaforth
WANTED—A MEDIUM OR LARGE
size- tricycle. PHONE 278-R, Sea -
forth, 4428x1
WANTED—OLD HORSES AND DIS-
ablcd cattle; feeder chunks at all
titres on whateverY ou have to sell. H.
MoILWAIN,-Seaforth- 4428x2
WANTED—A SMALL BLOWER CUT -
tine box with about 35 feet of pipes.
NOTICE IS HEBY GIVEN THAT 1 Apply ROY LAWSON. Phone 669 r 16.
have ''osted Office in -the Town Seaforth , 4428x1
of Seaforth, the Voters' List for 1952, and,
I hereby call on all' voters to take im- COMFORTABLE ROOMS I N HEN -
The list was posted in my Office Nevem-
to mw- modate five people at reasonable lra es.
Apply ,MRS WM nnwrar.rm v__
mediate ,proceed;n. s to have any errors salt, with care and hoard; ran accom-
nr omiss•ons cor e'ted a'cerding
ber 21, 1952. y "�"'�"" ` ""
142-' Phone 126- ��4426-4
Last day of appeal, December 5, 1952.
• D. H. WILSON,
Clerk.
4428-3
' VOTERS' LIST
POSTING
Township of Mullett
T, GEORGE W: COWAN, CLERK OF THE
Municipality of the Township of 'Hul-
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 1952; 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 October, 1952.
GEORGE W. COWAN,
Clerk.
44264
Town of Seaforth
NOMINATIONS
A, meeting of the Electors of the Town
of Seaforth, will be held in
Town Hail; Seaforth
MONDAY, NOVEMBER' 24, 1952
for the purpose of nominating persons for
the offices of Mayor, Reeve and Six Coun-
' eillors, Public School Trustees and Public
'Jltility Commissioner. Nominations will
be received from 7:30 o'clock p.m. to 8:40
o'clock pan.
If a Poll be nece8sary, the wane will
be held at the following places on Wed-
nesday, December 10, 1952, from 9 o'clock
a.m. until 5 o'clook pan.:
Polling Subdivisions, Nos. 1 and ,2--
Teall's Garage: ,Cl arles Barber, Deputy
Returning Officer; MS_ H. E.,, Smith, Poll
Clerlo.Polling Subdivisions Nos 8 and 4
— +Public Library: H. Trainell, Deputy Re-
turning Officer; Helen Bolton, Pell Clerk •
Polling Subdivisions Nos: b and 6-134. E.-
Clarke's Garage: John Cardno, Deputy Re-
turning 'Officer; Mae Watterwortlr, Poll
Clerk.' , .
DH. WILSON,
Returning Officer.
Seaforth, No"veedber 18, 1062.
44284
TWP. of TUCKERSMITH
CLE K'S _NOTICE"•°
Of First Posting Of
Voters' 'List
VOTERS' LISTS, 1954 , 911JN CIPALiTY
OF TOWNSHIP OF • TUCMITH,
COUNT(` or tattoo/.
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lel h ve 3ofl lied With, Section o R1 e'
Vo ' Lltlthi Aoi dndi' Ctlfwi Y its"vv p oottal
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all 1:0 m the edict:
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Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of MARGARET ANN Mr -
GEE, Widow of the late James Sproat,
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. 1952, after which date
the assets win be distributed amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard on-
ly to the claims of which notice has been
given,
DATED Seaforth, November 5, 1952.
R. H. SPROAT, Seaforth
J. R. SPROAT, North Bay
Executors.
4426-2
For Sale
FOR SALE — TIIMBERS FOR. SALE.
PHONE 133-W, Seaforth.
4428-1
FOR SALE—FULL SIZE BASS VIO.
lie, in good condition- PHONE 2494,
Seaforth. 4428-1
FOR SAT.8I—B0Y'S BROWN SUIT, 12 -
year size, in good condition. PHONE
178, Seaforth. 4428-1
KIDDIES' PYJAMAS, 4-6-6X AT 1.98.;
girls' 0--14 Polo Janina at L98. All
in cosy flannelette at TUDOR'S in Hen -
Ball. 44281
FGR SALE GIRL'S WHITE BOOTS
and states, size 3, in good condition.
Amply to •MRS. C. 'RITCHIE, Walton.
4428-1
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR
little girls. A, doll carriage cover at
98c, quilted satin, at TUDOR'S in Hen-
sall. 4428-1
FOR SALE -,QUEBEC HEATER, MED-
fum aim; also quantity of (barrels and
a baby tenn. Apply H. BALYEA, Mar-
ket St. 4428x1
WOOL -GLOVES AND MITTS BY
Grandmere at TUDOR'S in Hensel).
All shades and pre-shrunk too, at 1.00 pr.
4428-1
FORS SALE—REFRIGERATOR jN A-1
edhdlfion : tri -light lamp good as new.
Applli to Boa 191, HURON EXPOSITOR.
II.
4422-0
Hoban DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS
are ideal gifts„ and TUDOR'S in Hen -
sail have a grand selection of them in
.half Shan too. 4428-1
FiOR SALE -MEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs, to all makes. SiNGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., Goderieb. Phone 1185.
:4895-tf
�SAia—k7 ot. BMW CAR.s sife; i>ndddd�g•''a small Wttgplre��;.
kldfr d i 4, 581 %Ors ahoea' sllpp-th,'
size 4; high rut , size 5. P8YO20'21t 11
Sextants. • 4i 4428,d
FOR $3Ai.--iaLR`L'9 BLU(; KENWA01I'
east, eke 14-,,etranahal tweed dant. size
14 biao'Ic SathOtuldcoat. size 14-10; black
boucle coat, sine 16; also h6ekey outilt;`,
Pen ' 1n28 S �ey toith {cloves, sf 44 14„
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Cards Of Thanks
R- WILLIAM 'HARRISON AND FAM -
.U. ily wish to thank their many friends
and neighbors for their acts of kindness
and sympathy extended to them during
their recent and sad 'bereavement. Special
thanks to the Ruston Nursing Home, Mit-
chell, and to all those who sent flowers,
cards, or helped in any way. 4428x1
In Memoriam
BROOMS—ISI LOVING MEMORY' OF
son an brother (Bobby),
our darling' d ( by ,
who was accidentally killed four years ago,
November 22, 1948, aged 5 years and 7
months.
Death leaves a heartache nothing can
heal;
Love leaves a memory no one can steal;
And all through the years may it be
many or few,
Will be filled, dear Bobby, with memor-
ies of you.
—Sadly missed by Mother, Daddy, Broth-
ers and Sisters. 4428x3
Births
CHARPK—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
November 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Charpk, R.R. 1, Seaforth, a son.
McLEAN At Scott Memorial Hospital,; on
November 19, to Mr, and Mrs_ Ross Mo -
Lean. Seaforth, a daughter.
'McLEOD-At Scott ,Memorial Hospital, on
(November 20, to Mr. and Mrs... Ray-
mond McLeod, a daughter.
NIGH—iAt Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Noveaber 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Nigh, Seaforth, a daughter.
Deaths
HOLMES—in • Toronto, on Monday, Nov.
17, Samuel Glenn Allan Holmes, second
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Holmes,' Seaforth, in bis 64th year.
MURRAY—In McKillop, do Sunday, Nov,
16. Mary Catherine Ryan, beloved wife
of .Matthew Murray, in her 44th year.
SEAFORTH CAB
R C. WATTE4.WORTH, Prop.
AH Passengers Insured
24-HOUR SERVICE
PHONE 580-M, Seaforth
NOTICE !
Saivage
WANTED
WE WILL• PICK OP
iron and All Kinds of Metal, Rage
t •ighest COitib Prfces ,Paid
t,OUIS !ILDF.RAND
114414 -to pay
for your too'(
.q:
down payment
When you join....
(Committees for the November 28
euchre, Sponsored by the ,Seaforth
W.I.,are as follows: lunch, Mrs.
E. Cameron, Mrs. W. Coleman;
tables and chairs, Mrs. E. Kerr,
Mrs. G. Dapple; prizes, Mrs. G.
Horner; punchers, Mrs_ H. Hugill,
Mrs. R. McLachlan, Mrs. L. Car-
ter, Mrs. P. Doig, Miss M \bel Cam-
eron.
Members are remindedto either
bring or send a cake. �.
Eighteen Euchre Tables
At LO.O.F. Hall Friday
Eighteen tables of euchre we e
in play at the 1.0.0 F. Hall last F. i•
day evening when the ladies of Re
bekah Edelweiss Lodge sponsored
a party in aid of the C.P. and T.
fund.
Mrs. ,Ches Henderson was mis-
tress of ceremonies and Mr. Arclpi'
:Hubert thanked the plagers for
their attendance, Prize ,-winners
were: ladies, high,. Mrs. 1 McKel-
lar; lone land's, Mrs. N7 Sco'ns;
consolation, ,Mrs, Alex M>ilil men,
high, Robert McClure; ,7tirie `,p'ands,
Lorne Webster; consolation, Victor
Lee. Lunch Was served at the
close of the games.
Thrifty Kippenettes
Hear Talk on Good
Posture, Own Faults
The third meeting of the Thrifty
Kippenettes was held at the home
of Ann Sinclair recently. Roll call
was answered by "one.line of cloth-
ing suitable Tor me." Each girl
told her own experience.
Mrs. E1do Jarrott gave a -dem-
onstration cin" 'good' posture and
discussed the 'girldVitaulte. Mrs.
William Bell showed the girls how
to make tailored' tacs.
Mrs. Elder and Mrs. W. Bell gave
a demonstration on how to make
buttonholes, and they were' also
shown how to increase and .de-
crease patterns.
Winthrop Young People
Have Anniversary
The Young People, .under . the
Leadership' of their Sunday School
,teacher, Mrs, E. Toll, held their an-
niversary service Sunday evening,
November .t; in Cavan 011urcb,
when the .;new electric organ, was
Played for the first time- ,.
Lorraine..,Smith,' YAP, organist,
`played. The .Y.P. choir . sang an
anthem and Were ,assisted by Pets
Van,Cliet, Walton, who sang two
solos.
Rev. W. al:" Thomas, Walton, de-
livered the serinon. Mr. G. Smith;
Seaforth, played a short organ re-
,cital. ": s
The Young People are preparing
the play, "Abigail Gbed • HayVvire,"
which they plan to present in the
church in early Decem'ber.
W INCHEI..SEA
• :Mr. and, ,Mrs. :Nelson Coultlsj
spent Sunday vJitlri. Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Cline Dobbs and
Mt. ant]'' Mrs. +Stevens• and sona
spent the weekentl with Mr. and
Mr's. Ivan . Brock.
.Mr. Gorden De1'brictgg'visited his
brother, 'Reg Delbrld'ge, on Sun-
day.
Mr, Wand OMrs..,.! Re : ;Donna' ' d MarY'a n' ° :;, . `r .d;bira.
i>i►lb. i:latteli• -weer"iin Sarna Sun-
day visiting 1Vlrx, andd,,,Mi ;; s Darold
Den1i m: '
Mrs. Colin Gtlfl11an and!,3ariaarit
Ann visited 'Thursday at SnII *Iti
With Her aunt; Mrs idi+
W'
4;
The Eelpirig Hand Ml&&risiit�T>
will meet " this Saturday; 4n;
schoolroom of the C rur�..N
will be the anneal lig,, let C ,
full attendance la refine.- i
Mr. and Mrs. W N,NtFI' ,, le l
Tuesday '80 spend the *Intel' with
their sister, 'Mrs. C. Iiley, in
Lgndon.
Mr. and Mrs. James McClure and
elnildrep. spent Sunday, With :Mr.
and Mrs: Garnet Taylor,Staffa.
Staffa.
Mrs. Arthur Alexander visited,.
friends.. in Toronto this week.
Mr. George A. McClure rand son,
Roger, London, visited, his grand-
father wn Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. Theron
Betties will' be sorry to hear she
is in Stratford Hospital.
CONSTANCE
Mr. and 'Mrs. Emery Troyer, Bins-
earth,
insearth, Man., visited a few days
with Mr. -and Mrs. 'Ephriam Clarke.
and, other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Troyer came to Toronto to attend
the Royal Winter- Fair:
Monday Mr. and ',Mrs. Emery
Troyer and Mr. and Mrs. k phriam.
Clarkemotored to London and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Oke and Mrs. Effie BRIT.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson and
Reg spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Webster, St. Helens.
Mr. . and Mrs. Walter Butter,
;Blyth, were guests Sunday with 'Mr.
and Mrs Ernest ,Adams. .
Mrs, James; Medd has returned
home after spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs.- George Layton, Exe-
ter.
Mrs. Belle McCully is a guest
with Mr. and Mrs•- Ep'hriam Clarke..
Kelso Adams, Centralia, spent
Wiainesday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs_ E. Adams,
Clarence Montgomery and ,Verne
Dale are having hydro installed.
'LION
Mr. and Mrs. George .Moore and
family, Staffa, visited with Mr. and
Mr's. Lawrence Barker_Sunday.
Senator William, H.' Golding, Sea -
forth, visited recently with .Mr. J.
W. Britton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ross .Gordon and
Donna, Mr. H. Gordon and Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey Hydeand family vis-
ited with Mrs- J. Malcolm and M.
and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Canning and
family, Kitchener, spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Roney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper and
Mrs. J. Balfour and Dalton visited.
with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Pepper on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott and
daughters, Seaforth, visited Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Malcolm.
Mr. J. W. l ritton spend Sunday
with his daughter, • Mrs_. Kingsley -
Salton, arid Mr. Salton., •:.
Mr. and Mrs; Noirma,n Stanlake
and family, Exeter, and Mrs. H.
Workman ;silent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. .Herb Britton.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harburn and
Ernie Haro:d; visited with• Mr, and
e. \,A,lonzo SEarlburn at Thurn'e
date:. -.
X9bert Laing
and 'iCtou IOIII
ii
have returned frolu a hunting'trlp.
Mrs. John Wallace and Mr. Ind
re. Donald Scott are spending a
mows at the Royal Wpater Fair
4n , Toron#o.
114r and Mrs. Stewart Robertson,
iaawel, visited with his mother,
Mrs.., R. Robertson, and brother,
John. °
.Mr. Murray Balfour has return-
ed home after visiting with his
mother, Mrs. E. Balfour, in Wind-
sor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kerslake,
Kintail,, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John hocking Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. \Lawrence Russell,
Stratford, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Russell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle S.teckley,
Wellesley, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Boweover the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, ac-
companied by Lorne Wasman, Sea -
forth, visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank "Irwin in Putnan.
Mr. Thomas Gillespie and daugh-
ter, Komoka, and cousin, Marjorie
Purdon, Winnipeg, visited with Mr.
and . Mrs. Thomas Laing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp and
Audrey, Mitchell; and Gordon
Houghton, London, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Roes Houghton Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laing, Mrs.
Duncan McKellar, Mrs.: M. Hough,
ton and Olive Speare visited Sun-
day afternoon with Rev. G. Young
and Mrs. Young at Forest.
Miss Viola Miller, Staffa, spent
the weekend with her cousins,
Dianne, Billie and Linda Houghton.
KIPPEN
Mr. Robert Cooper returned home
a week ago after visiting his daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Love, Cairo. Michigan.
We are pleased to see Jack Coop-
er, Jr., out again after fracturing
his arm..
,Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider
and Judy, Stratford, were Sund•av
visitors with the latter's, father, Mr.
Robert Thomson.
Mrs: Winder returned home Sat
urday after visiting in London a
couple of weeks.
Emmerson Kyl , Russell Consitt,
Elmore Stevenson, Campbell Eyre,
Lloyd McLean, Stanley Jackson,
Wilbur ,Scott, William Bell, Her-
man Daymlair, Harry Caldwell, Wes
Riohardson'and Allan Tremeer re-
turned home Sunday evening after
a week's hunting trip at Manitou-
lin Island. They' report shooting
eight deer.
:. 'Mr. and Mrs.) Elmore Keyes,
Grant and Gerald, near Varna,
spent an evening recently with
Mrs. Keyes' mother, Mrs. G. E.
Thomson.
A number from in and around
the village have attended the Roy-
al Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mrs. Watson, Londesboro, and '
Miss Fern Watson, Toronto, visit -
,ed Sunday with the former's. daugh-
ter•, and son-in-law, 11fi. and Mrs.
John Sinclair.
Mr_ and Mrs. Wesley Green and
family, Mitchell; Mr. . and 'Mrs.
Charles Green and Mr: and Mrs.
Bazaar
and •
NOME BAKING SALE
-at-
ST. ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH
Kippen
SATURDAY, NOV. 22
at 2:30 p.m.
Booths' Will "Consist of: -
FANCY WORK - BABY ARTICLES
'HOME BAKING - VEGETABLES
FISH POND - TOUCH and TAKE
Tea will be served - 25c
&\alley. It4,04o, Ponsmtvilie. vielt
ed Mr. Jonah 'Green ,Stlniiay .
Mr. and Mrsw Norman Divkert
and Merle visited relatives 4u Clif
ford on Sunday.
+Mrs's. Marion Thomson, Londear
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baro, spent •tike weekend at the' don Read,
When You Thinkof Lur bier.
THINK OF
Seaforth
rims
OPEN EVERY DAY — ALL DAY
Except Sunday
Our
Christmas CataIogue.
WILL SHORTLY BE MAILED TO ALL OUR
FRIENDS IN SEAFORTH -
AND DISTRICT 11
Don't fail to see this collection of 'Gift Sugges-
tions Gifts for 'Father, 'Mother, Sister,
Brother and Friends. It's crammed with ideas
to help you solve your Christmas season gift-
problems.
ift''problems.
IIARDWARE
Opportunity Days
Sale Continues
Dres'Ses
Same High Standard Styl-
'
ln'g' and Quality at
20% REDUCTION'
Station. Wagon Coats
COATSAT All -Weather Coats
with. Zip -in Linin[
20% OFF
FIRST' QUALITY MERCHANDISE IN
BLOUSES AND LINGERIE
At Greatly. Reduced Prices
ONLY FIVE' WEEKS TILL CHRISTMAS
Do Your Christmas Shopping Now!
Carol Lyn Shop
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$150.00 IN CASH
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 1, 1952, until DECE MER 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!
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MUSED, CARS AND. TRU
1,95'2 CHEV. DE LIKE' STYLELINE COACH 1951 CHEV. FL`
1952 OH'EV. STYLELTlN1E SEDAN
1952 PONTIACr STYLELINE SEDAN'
1951 CI#',EV. DE LUXE STYLELINE.
• ' Pllbwerglide; $1,995.00'
2-1951 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS at $1,854.po
1961 C!BJEV. STYLELINE COACH at $1,850.00
2-1951 011( V. 'DE LUXL'1 STYLEMNE SEDANS
1950 C;i•TEV. DE LUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN-
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1949 Pti,ymoCJ rH SEMI LUXE . g'
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1949 ,METTE01i. SEDAN - Completelyrecinfli-
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