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Livestock Wanted
ICE CARNIVAL, "HOLIDAY ON ICE:" DI•9I
EAD, DISAB) HORSES OR COWS
(Seaforth Community Centre, Friday, removed free of charge, For prompt
Match 19. 4496-2 sad eflicient service: phone "STONES"
.ollect, Ingersoll 21. or Seaforth 666 r 2.
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE ON
St. Patrick's Night. March 17. Danc-
ing to Desiardine's Orchestra. 4495-3
AN INVITATION IS SEN'F TO ALL TO
"i come and enjoy dancing at the Crystal
Palace Ballroom. Mitchell, every Friday
night, to the music of Clarence Petrie and
the Night Hawks. 4488-12
FIDELITY LODGE
No. 55, meets
first and third Wed-
nesday evenings of
each month at 8
p.m. Noble Grand. I. Trewartba; Record-
ing Secretary, Harry McLeod. 4498-18
A PENNY SALE WILL BE HELD UN -
der a 'ces o Women'sH its
user f osp
1
Auxiliary, April 10, in Kling's store. Can-
vassers for west side will be Mrs. J. H.
Grant and Mrs. J. E. Longataff ; east side,
Mrs. W, J. Stuart and Mrs. E. A. Mc-
Master. 4497-1
Lost and Found
I J'OST - ,DUAL ' CHAIN OFT TOWN
snow plow Thursday morning, March
4th, on Huron, Jarvis, Church or Main
St. district. Finder please PHONE 100W.
44974
For Rent
FOR RENT --ROOM, BOARD AND CARE
in friendly home for elderly lady.
PHONE 678-R, Seaforth. 449731
-part RENT -FOUR BEDROOM APART-
' meet, self-contained: four -piece bath;
hot and cold water. Newly decorated. Im-
mediate possession. DP: E. A, McMAS-
TER. Seaforth. 4497-2
Wanted
WANTED -ONE GANDER- PHONE
852 r 21. Seaforth. 4497-1
W ? 1
ANTED -PAR -T15
i E WORK WANT -
ed
ANT -ed by middle-aged tarty. or will take
boarders. Apply BOX 53.9 Seaforth Post
Office. 4497x1
Baby
Chicks
CHICK BUYERS. HAVE YOU SEEN
our price list listing a score of breeds
and crosses'. If your market calls for
'dual purpose' birds -Canadian approved-
birds that lay Grade A Large when mar-
kets are best -good hefty birds that put
on weight for later table markets -we
.have them. Dayold. started --such breeds
and crosses as Barred Rocks. Columbian
Rocks, Light Sussex. Black Australorp, N.,
it. or N.H. crosses. We have others too.
l
Pullets from 817.90. We suggest you write
right now for full complete list to FRED
W BRAY LIMITED. 120 John North,
Hamilton, Ont. tP.S.-Do you know a
good man to act as our agent in this
locality? Good commission. Advertising,
to back him oris 4495.3
Personals
JYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goode), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
n ‘ elope with price lis` 6 samples 25c;
.4 samples 01.00. Mail -Order Dept. T -I8,
VOVA-RUBBER CO.. Box 91, Hamilton.
Ont.
Auction Sales
C LEAKING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock. Machinery and Household Els
fecta, at Lot 10, Concession 3, Tucker-
smith
uckersmith Township H.M.S.,
first farm south
ofEKmondville on TueadaY. March n
3 at
1 pm. Full line of farm machinery; 1
team horses: 32 head of catUe, including
10 cows: 28 pigs, including 18 sows.
Terms -Cash. No reserve; farm sold. A.
C. LEVY, Proprietor: Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer; E. 1'. Chesney, Clerk. 4497-1
AUCTION SALE OF LIVESTOCK AND
Farm Machinery, at Lot 15, Concession
3. Stanley Township, 114 miles went of
Brucefleld, on Thursday, March 18, at 1
pan.: CATTLE -9 choice Holstein cows.
some fresh and due to freshen in March
and April; 1 Holstein heifer due in
April; 8 Hereford heifers due to freshen
in April; 1 registered Hereford bull tie-
ing 2 years old; 6 young sows, bred two
months: 6 young sows due time of sale
and in April. MACHINERY -3 -section
drag harrows: 1 Massey -Harris all -steel 11 -
hoe fertilizer drill; 10 eight -gallon milk
cans. All cattle are calfhood vaccinated.
Terms -Cash. BRUCE MJCLINCHEY A
Son, Proprietors: Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer. 4496_2
EXTENSLVE CLEARING AUCTION
Sale of Farm Stock, Implements and
Feed. W. E. Nairn. 'auctioneer, will sell
by public auction on Highway 93, four
miles north of Kirkton. 7 miles east of
. Exeter, on Thursday, March 1S, 1951.
commencing at 12:30: HORSES-- A match-
ed team of Clyde geldings. 3400 lbs, CAT-
TLE-- 18 high grade Holstein 'cows. con-
sisting of 0 due time of sale. 2 frest. erred
in February, :1 freshened in January. ; in
December and rehred : 5 two-year-old heif-
- err due 'n the fall: ' •ea -'•n
t 6 y ut 1. heifers; 12
Angus calves. from 2 to 4 months old.
HOGS --S store hogs. '150 lbs. each: 30
shoats, 40 to 70 tbs.: a quantity of foil.
FEED -150 bushels mixed grain, fit for
'seed: 300 bales hay: 100 bales straw : 10
. tons loose ha • : a quantity
5 of ensilage;
i3 Ocords,hard maple body wood 14 inches
long. all split. IMPLEMENTS - Oliver
"77" row crop tractor, used 2 years:
:Dion threshing machine, 222x38; 8 -foot
MacCormick -Deering spring tooth cultiva-
ter : tractor disc ; John Deere Model H
,tractor: manure spreader: Oliver 6 -foot
power mower: Papec hammer mill: Cock-
shutt rubber tired wagon with rack;
Oliver 3 -furrow plow, all nearly new : M. -
H. 7 -foot binder: M. -H. wagon and rapk:
John Deere hay loader; . M. -H. fertilizer
drill: McCormick -Deering side rake; Bis-
sell 3 -drum roller; 4 -section iron harrows;
100 feet threshing belt; 40 feet endless
belt; steel water trough with 140 feet of
'S -inch pipe: Stewart electric clippers:
colony house: Warner electric brooder; 4
rain shelters : forks, shovels. chains, log-
ging chains, set of double team harness
and collars; grain bags, .sacks and other
small articles. No reserve; farm is sold.
Terms - Cash. Lunch available. W M.
BALLANTYNE, Proprietor; W. E. Nairn.
Auctioneer. 4497-1
Help Wanted
HELP WANTED --COMPETENT CLERK
for electrical store. Apply F. KLING. CLE -SING AUCTION SALE OF FARM.
Farm Stock and „Machinery, at Lot
HELP WAS. 1 - CAPABLE GIRL TO 28. Concession 1, Hibbert Township, on
No. 8 Highway, 3 miles east of Seaforth,
do general housework. Apply to Box or,,Tuesday, ]forth 16, at 1 p.m.: Two
303, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4487x1 .Durham cows due time of sale: 7 Durham
ELP WANTED - SERVICE Eavl_ cows, fresh and recently fresh: 3 Dur-
ham ploy`ee : part-time employment. Please ham heifers, Durham
bred: 1 stDeers
sham heifer 2
apply in person to The Manager, BANK • Years old ; 3 Durham hteers 2 years old:
OF MONTREAL. Hensall. 4497-2 6 Durham steers and heifers `i year old;
6 young Durham calves. Al] above cattle
are recently T -B. tested and females calf -
hood vaccinated. PIGS --d York sow with
FOREMAN FURNITURE FINISHER,
e. enc. , or top-quality, pro- litter at foot: 1 York sow, due middle of
gressive- manufacturer. Our foreman re -:April; x York sows, bred 1 good Collie
tiring through age. Pleasant working -dog . )heelerl,. MACHINERY -- John
eonditiohs, steady employment, group in- Deere Model B tractor with power take.
surance, etc. Enclose photograph and 'off and power trol: 8 -foot John.Deere
give -full details in first lettter in confi- spring tooth cultivator; 2 -furrow Alandense- Box 301. HURON EXPOSITOR. Deere plow: all above machinery __has- 4496-2, been used only two years on 100 -acre
farm: 7 -foot McCo rmiek-Deering binder
!like new) : 13 -disc McCormick -Deering
fertilizer drill; hay loader : Deering sulky
rake: 6 -foot McCormick -Deering mower;
.steel land roller: disc harrbw•: 5 -section
diamond harrows: 6 -section harrow• Pole:
. No, 1 Cock shutt manure spreader; fan-
ning mil! with ntotnr : rtnnehoat: Renfrew
m
electric cream separator: National milk-
ing machine: barrel:: set farsleighs and
flat rack : rubber tired wagon and sliding
16 -foot rack: set breeching harness : horse
fully vperi ed f
Tenders Wanted
TINDERS WANTED
TENDERS ARE WANTED FOR 10
cords 14 -inch body wood for U.S.S.
Nos, I, 2, 3 and 4 McKillop and Hibbert,
to be delivered to the four acheols. Tens
ders to be in by March 18, 1954.
Please state variety of wood.
ALGLsTE DUCHAR1fE
R.R. 2. Dublin.
449671
Notices
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL
make:. __ sear• e‘perienre. We pick
up and deli,^er. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth.
4482 -ti
RADIO REPAIRS --FOR ALL KINDS
of radius, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR. opposite Dir' House, Seaforth.
Phone 317-11 4363-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS 1 - PROMPT.
courteo•3r culler:,,- o9 all dead and
disabled farm anima'srail collect, ED.
ANDRTWS. 951 r 11 Seaforth. or 235,
Exeter, Associated e. ith Darling & Co., of
Canada Ltd. - 4399-tf
CATHERINE'S HAT SHOP, GODE-
rich. formerly Mrs. Leone McArthur's.
has Spring Hats arrivin r daily. Miss Hays,
will be ,pleased to show gnu hats she
selected in Montreal in late January,
among them some New York imports. A11
her hate are very rensenably priced.
A000MMOD'ATION' REQUIRED FOR
Air Forre perannrel statinned nt Clin-
ton. If you have a house. apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. to rent. please
rail STATION HOT-ciNNTG OFFICE at
Clinton. 882; local 252. 4486-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS I - MCKILLOP
Fire tnsurenre Western Fdrfrtrrs'
Vi "Ind Tnsureece Ontario Automobile As-
soc. 10. A. AJ. Hospitalization " Insurance,
Accident and. Sickness Insurance and
Horth American Life insurance. Consult
ERIC H. MTTNROE. Seaforth. Phone
394-M. 4456-1f
collars; was pump: 'hay fork rope and
pulleys : colony house. 10x12 chicken
shelters : broiler e: chop ,Isix : forks.
., h.e. els. chains, ,s'. HAY 10 tuns mixed
y
1!,; 1 Ch••crnlet trurk...-t n w'
_ o with
plywood rack-, in excellent. condition.
FARM ,:ii I. is -offerer) for sale if nut pre-
viously sold : 100 acres. situated on High.
as No. s. three miles from Seaforth. 111.
storey brick house, hank barn 40380, dries
'shed. Hydro and water pressure scstem
throughout buildings; land in good state
of cult .i. at inn. Terms: Chattels-. Cash;
Property -- Made known day ,of sale.
20114 R. CRONIN. Proprietor; Harold ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Jackson. Auctioneer: E. F'. Chesney, Clerk. Solicitor, Etc.,
4496-2 Seaforth, 'Ont..
inlicitor for the Estate.
_Totice
ATTENTION, EA 614E1te 1 - Ha ILLQP
Fire Insurance, Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc. s (O.A.A.), Hgepitalization Insurance,
Accident and Sickness Insurance, and
North American Life Insurance. Consult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth.
Property For Sale
AINGHAAI APARTMENT BUILDING -
Excellent investment for surplus
funds; four separate suites. Each has
lining room, bedroom, modern kitchen,
bathroom- Separate meter • each apart-
ment. Good construction, nice large lot,
residential location, Price $13,900, Terms
ran be arranged. For inspection cal] or
write exclusive agents, LAUER & WIEBE
LTD., Realtors, 16 Queen N., Kitchener -
3 -0213, 4494-4
Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE -40 ACRES, LOT 28.
boundary Grey and McKillop, east of
,Walton. Also hardwood tops by the cord.
Apply to JAMES STEVENSON. Phone
604 r 4, Brussels. 4497x2
FARM FOR SALE --30 ACRES, LOL 35,
Concession ro 3, McKillop. Good build-
ings. with Hydro; 35 acres plowed; 10
of fall wheat: balance hay and pasture.
T. APPLEBY, Seaforth, 4497x1
FARM FOR SALE -27 ACRES, LOT 9,
Concession 1, McKillop, at St. Colum -
ban. Close to school, church and store.
For further particulars apply to BERT
WALTERS, St. Columban, 4497x1
For Sale
TO 'r
ABLE POTATOES ES FOR SALE, 1.66 A
bag. Apply to GEORGE SMALE,
Hensall, Ont-. 4496x4
FOR SALE -TWO GOOD COWS, TO
freshen soon. GORDON REYNOLDS.
Phone 667 r 24, 'Seaforth, 4497x1
R SALE -2 PURE BRED YOUNG
York boars, ready for service. Apply
to WILFRED COLEMAN. Phone 652 r
14, Seaforth. 4497-1'
FOR SALE -QUANTITY OF ABEGAIT
oats: also 3 Durham heifers, pasture
bred. Apply HAROLD PRYCE. Phone
840 r 2. Seaforth. 4497x1
('QUANTITY "'OF ALFALFA SEED FOR
`% Sale; also some timothy and clover
seed. Apply ORVILLE WORKMAN, 677
r 11, Hensall. 4496x8
FOR SALE ---BELL & HOWELL 8 MM.
movie camera : good as new. Half
price. Apply DR. E. A. McMASTER.
Phone 26, Seaforth. 4497-2
FOR SALE - 4.000 USED WHITE
bricks for sale. 3 cents each. Apply
to GEORGE SMALE. Hensall.
4496x4
FOR SALE --20 PURE BRED YORK -
shire sows. breeding age: eligible for
'registration. For further particulars ap-
ply to J. ARNOLD JAMIESON, Phone
616 r 33. Clinton, .1496x2
FOR SALE 2 GEESE. '1 GANDER
Toulouse breed 1, very productive.
Priced to sell, 916. Apply MRS. GEORGE
COLCLOUGH. R.R. 1. Clinton Phone
805 r 31. Clintfin. 4497-1
1
R SALE- RED Ha -1
D ft 1
U COW FOUR
4years old: bred to Waterloo Durham
hull. due to freshen March '25: Jersey
heifer rising 2 years old. ALBERT
HORNER. Seaforth, Phone 661 ring 16.
• 4497-2
FOR SALE - PURE BRED -SHORT -
horn bull. dark red in color; a deep -
bodied low -set calf by a grandson of the
international grand champion. Edyllen
Roaman Mercury. Apply to GEORGE L.
REID, Varna, Ont.. 4496-6
FOR SALE -COKE COOLER, VENDOR
ten; Coke cooler plain top: McCaskey
adding machine; McCaskey cash register;
Remington portable typewriter: Wolf Cull
home workshop; Electrohome air condition-
er: small safe: boa's sidewalk bicycle.
PHONE 745, Seaforth. 4497-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of PHOEBE A. BOOTH
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Phoebe A.
Booth, late of the Town of Seaforth.
Widow, deceased. who died on or about
the 28th day of February, 1954, are here-
, by notified to send In to the undersigned
on or before the 27th day of March, 1954,
full particulars of their claims, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
hexing regard only to claims then receiv-
ed.
DATED at Seaforth. This 3rd day of
March, 1954.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Solicitor. Etc.,
Seaforth. Ont..
Solicitor for the Estate.
4496-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
.In the Estate of WILLIAM CALLOWAY
GOVENLOCK
ALL. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of William Callo-
way Go. enlock, late of the Town of Sea -
fort h, deceased, who died on or about the
21st day
of February. nary, 1954, are hereby
notified to send in to the undersigned on
nr hefore the 27th day of March. 1954,
full particulars of their claims. after
which date the assets will be distributed.
having regard only to claims then re-
ceived.
DATED at Seaforth. this 2nd day of
March. 1954.
AUCTION SALE -.JOSEPH L. RYAN,
!
Auctioneerhas been instructed to sell
by public auction on Lots 34, Concession 8,
'Township of Logan, County of Perth. fide
miles north of Dublin and one-half mile
east, or one-half mile west of Brodhagen.
on County Road, on Wednesda Y. March
17, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following
Horses, Cattle. Implements and .Feed:
HORSES -4 blue roan gelding. 15 years
old : 1 grey gelding, aged ; good work
team t these are good work horses).
) CATTI/F—Registered Hgreford bull, 20
months old, O'Neill's breeding: 10 Durham
and Hereford heifers, 700 to 800 lbs.: 30
Durham and Hereford steers. 700 to 800
' lbs. TMPLEMENTS--4951 Ford tractor
with atarter, lights. belt pulley, tires load-
ed : 2 -furrow Dearborn plow for Ford tree -
,tor; Dearborn new power mower, 7 -foot
I rut : new McCormick -Deering tractor mil-
tivatnr, 7 -foot: new' McCormick -Deering
fertilizer drill. 15 -nun, power lift; New
:fried siderake, four -bar with tractor hitch:
new Fleury -Bissell double disc, 7 -foot. with
(power lift: New Idea manure spreader on
I rubber, 75 bushel ; new Fairbanks -Morse
hamster mill, 11 -inch : Massey -Harris
mower. i -foot cut; new rubber tired Wag-
on; new hay reek with sliding ruck; fan-
ning mill with bagger: ruble jack and
motor; set of 4 -section diamond 'harrows;
set of sleighs and rack; farm wagon :
gravel box: root pulper; grindstone: horse
rake: two -wheeled trailer: horse scuffles;
new tris H.P. electric motor: steel water
trough; selfdeeder for pigs; 100 pounds
Finn's hog mineral: set of pea hunchera
and harvesters; 12 prtasure water bowls;
quantity ofnow lumber; net of racks for
wagon ,box ; wheelbarrow; 2 croaseut saws;
feeders and waterers for chickens; 15 elm
plank, 3x&ml2 feet ; 2 wooden bfirreln ; 100
efree-inch tile. HARNESS -Set o4 good
breeching team harness; collars; horse
blankets: whifiletreea, neckyokea, tongues.
Forks and shovels, and a host of other
articles too numerous to mention. NAY
--s4 tons baled mixed b0.y. Alto 2' tables
46Bd some ehabit. I'VAN dttr iltl " 1'GiESu
Proprietor: Wiiliato 'Mallin&,
J'okenh L. ligan, AUttioneer,
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
TiON'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER-
als your land does not need. We will.
w'ithout charge to yon, take samples of
the a if ib roar Holds and have them
CALL
0 Nptch Feeds Limited
MORE 18 de 17d
NUR
44964
In. Memoriam
CUDMORE IN EVER LAVING MEM-
nry of our dear father. Roland Cud -
more, who passed away in Hensall on
March 16, 19261.
4497 --Daughters and Sons.
ZAPEE ,N LOVING MEMORY OF
Mrs. Dianna Eapfe, who died March
10. 1953.
The flowers we place upon her grave
Mav wither rind decay.
But the love for her, who sleeps beneath,
Shalt never fade away.
- Sadly missed by her Sons, Daughters
and Grandchildren. .. 4497:1
Births
BEATTIE. - At Scott ,Memorial Hospital,
on March 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Beattie, Seaforth, a .von.
DOLL ---4e Perth, Scotland, on February
27, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doig, a
son.
NOBEL, At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
March n, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nobel,
Seaforth, a daughter.
MaeLEOD-•Mr. and Mra. Raymond H.
MacLeod, Ttllaon.hvrg, announce the
birth of their daughter, Marianne Roe,.
on March 2, 1954, at Memorial Hoapi-
tal.
VAN DEN HENGET At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on March 6, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Van den Henget, 31.R, 5, Sea.
forth, a daughter.
Try' Thiton �itor Want!
X11111. PI one 411,- Sti9;�t'ort 5
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MSS. GLBN 00.12EHT'T WISHES TO
thank those who seat flowers and
cards and' in other ways remembered her
while she was 'a patient' in Scott Memor-
ial Hospital. 4497x1
TAOK MATTHEWS WISHES. TO THANK
his friends for the cards and treats
sent him and visite made while he was a
patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, and
special thanks to Dr..,,E, A. . McMaster and
Dr. Elliott. i 449751
I WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS TO
all those who during the years I was
in 'business here patrouized me. I appreci-
ated the many kind associations and
courtesies which resulted.
4497-1 FRANK C. GRIEVE
I WISH TO THANK THE DOCTORS
and nurses at Scutt Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth; the Hurondale W.I., the
Boundary Club and all kind friends and
neighbors who remembered me with treats
and cards during my recent illnesa.
4497w1 STEWART' McQUEEN
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH SCOTT WISH
to express their sincere thanks for
the kindness and sympathy extended to
them by relatives, neighbors and friends
during their recent bereavement. Special
thanks to Rev. J. W Stinson, Mr. G. A.
Whitney. Mrs- James A. Stewart, Mr. J.
T. Scott, and all those who helped in any
way, 4'497-1
I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
thanks to all my friends, relatives
and neighbors who so kindly remembered
me with cards, Letters, treats, visits and
flowers while a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital and since returning home.
DAVID DIGNAN,
4497x1 Hensall, Ont..
T WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL
those who sent cards,flowers. fruit it
and candy while I was a ➢atient in Scott
Memorial Hawke]. Special thanks to Dr.
P L Brady, Dr, E. A. McMaster and Dr.
Elliott, to the special nurses, Nurses
Smith and Looby, the Superintendent and
regular nurses_
4497-1 MSS. BLANCHE NOT?
T WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
thanks to all my friends and neigh-
bors who remembered me with treats and
cards, also those who visited me while a
patient in St• Joseph's Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Mr. Livingstone and Mr.
W. E. Bawled; your thoughtfulness was
greatly appreciated.
4497x1 JOHN BEATTIE
T WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OP-
portunif' to thank the W.A. and W.
M. S. and all those who sent me cards,
fruit and treats; the Sunday School class.
Rev. Mr. Pitt for his faithful calls, also
Mrs. Pitt, and Dr. J. A. Corwin and all
those who helped in anyy way, while I
have been sick. It was all deeply appre-
ciated. RACHEL JOHNSON,
4497x1 Varna.
St. Patrick's Bake Sale, Sunday
School Roam, 'United) Church, Hen-
sall, Saturday, Maro'h 13, at three
o'clock, sponsored 'by the E'venl:ng
Auxiliary.—(Adv.).
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoonaard
and family, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs.
John Toonik and family and Mr.
and Ml's. T. Greenway and .family,
Hensall, were dinner guests Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Sim 'Roobol
and Maja.
Mrs. Isabel McKinnon and son,
Chambers McKinnon, Tiverton, and
Mrs. Arthur Dunlop, Kincardine,
spent Tuesday with Mr. an'd Mrs.
William Pepper.
Mr, tend Mrs., William Pepper
quietly celebrated• their tenth wed-
ding anniversary at their home
here on Wednesday, March 10.
Mrs. E. S'haddibk spent a. few
days in Toronto last week...
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and
family saw the London Skating Ice
Revue fast Friday night at the
Queen's Park Arena.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor,' of
Exeter. spent iSund"ay with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Mickle,
•
CROMARTY
Master Richard Binning is vis-
iting at the present time with his
grandparents, Mr, .and Mrs. Ken
el1
Muic' ar
Miss Shirley
the Elliott and
Friday.
Mr. and' Mrs.
Sharon Grace,
with Mr, and
Wallace attended
Peasn wedding on
Frank Caddick and
of London, visited
Mrs. John °Wallace
over the weekend,
Mrs, 'Grace Scott - visited with
Mr. and Mrs: Donald Scott on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken McKellar vis-
ited Sunday with 'Mr, William Bin-
ning in Stratford Hospital,
Deaths
LINDSAY In Hullett, on Sunday, !March
7, Peter Lindsay, beloved' husband of
Charlotte Millson, in his 76th yeat.
PARKE- In Seaforth. on Wednesday,
March 10. Mrs. Richmond G. Parke, in
her 77th year.
Announcement
A GENERAL STORE WILL OPEN AT
"SLABT-OWN"
— 011 —
MONDAY, MARCH 15th
d
with a full line of
GROCERIES, FRESH VEGETABLES,
TOBACCO and CANDY
' WILLIAM H. WOLFE,
Proprietor
McKinleys'
Baby Chicks
CANADIAN APPROVED
• PURE-BRED NEW HAMPSHIRE
• PURE-BRED LIGHT SUSSEX
• PURE-BRED WHITE ROCK -
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• N. H. x B. R. CROSSBREDS
and our Popular
• THREE WAY CROSS—W. R. x H. S. ,n
march Sale
During the Month of March
25 o Discount
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• WATCHES
• JEWELLERY
• DIAMOND RINGS
• SILVERWARE
• GLASSWARE
• CHINA
J. A. WESTCOTT
Jeweller .
Store 599-W
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Watchmaker
P•HONES:. -
Residence 218
Ifippen GO ' _ lib HOW '.
hoo-r A.; :Weekend Shoot-
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Bill ' Lumby, lGoderich, won the
KIpgen Gun Club's weeltend-8 oOcit
with a 25 straight score. There'
was a pl}rticularly strong north-
west
orthwest wind blowing, which made the
birds hard to shoot at. -
Other scores were: John' An-
derson, Hensall, 23; H. Mothers,
Exeter, 22; W. Beck, Goderich, 21;
T. Merritt, 19; Dr. G. C. Jarrett,
Stratford, 19; William Kyle, Kip -
pen, 19; Lloyd Vender, ;Hensall,
18; J. Passrnore, 18; Dr. J. Jarrett,
London, 1; W. Venner, Hensall,
17.
Members of the club are enter-
ing the five -man shoot at Mart
for the Labatt trophy, which is be-
ing held later this month,
KIPPEN
Mr. Roes Love attended the an-
nual meeting of the Ontario Hog
Producers e rs fn Torontoas- delegate
forthe Ha Township n5thi F
ion
Y' P
of Agriculture. It
Agr was hello
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Royal York Hotel on March 4 and
5. While there he visited his son,
Bob, who is a student at the Uni-
versity of Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Cudmore
attended the wedding on Saturday
at London of their granddaughter,
and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Cudmore.
Mr. and
Mrs, LornePinkney nkn and
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family, of Toronto, visited Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Cudmore, the latter
returning to Toronto with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Win-
throp, were Sunday 'visitors of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elston
Do W Sloe.
Mrs. Dinsdale returned home af-
ter visiting three weeks in Strat-
ford with her daughter and son-in-
law,
on in-
law, Mr. and .Mrs. ,Eddie Taylor.
Sympathy is extended to the
widow and family of the late Rev.
Albert Hinton from the members
of St. Andrew's United' Church and
from friends in and around the vil-
lage.
Mr. and Moss. Eddie Taylor, of
Stratford, were Sunday guests of
Mrs,'Dinsdale and Miss M. White-
man,
Mrs. Kilpatrick, of London, who
has spent the past month with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs..Arbhur Anderson, .returned to
her home.
Mr. Edgar Schnell, of Oamrose,
Alta., spent a geek with his moth-
er-in-law,
Mrs. Rli
o estri
MeB de and
Mrs. McClymont, another relative.
Mr; an'd Mrs, Alvin McBride mo-
tored to Toronto Monday, accom-
panied by Mr. Schnell, enroute to
hism
bo e inAlberta.
A b r
ta.,
Mr. Shaver, who has been visit-
ing his niece and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Hyde, is in Go
present.,
Mr. Robert Cooper returned home
recently from visiting three weeks
with his daughter and son" -iii -law,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, of 'Caro,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren re-
cently visited,a day in London with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Smith.
Sister Dies in West
Mrs. James Wright received
word recently from Moose Jaw, of
the sudden death of her sister, Mrs.
Martha Gregg, on Feb. 22. Mrs.
Gregg will be remembered by many
in this district, slaving spent many
summers with Mrs. Wright and the
late James Wright.
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