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DANCING IS ENJOYED by everyone •I'F.AOHER WANTED for S.S. Na 6,
at the Crystal Palace. Mitchell. every Fri-
day night. Music furnished by Clarence
Petrie and the Night Hawke,
4551-13
DANCE EVERY Wednesday to Earl
Heywood and CKNX Barn Dance Gang.
9:30 to 12:30. Saturday nights. Herb.
Petriela orchestra, 5Oc-76a MANTLE'S
WAGON WHEEL, Market Place. Strat-
ford. 4560-tf
SHARE THE WEALTH BINGO. Legion
BaIL HenaaII, Saturday, June 18th, 9:00
p.m. No admission; 10 cents a game:
extra cards 10 cents. Sponsored by mem-
bers of Ground Observers Corps, Hen -
sell. 4562-1
For Rent
FOR RENT -A garage. PHONE 370J,
Seaforth. 4562-1
McKillop, Duties to commence the be-
ginning of the fall term. Apply STAN.
LEY HILLEN, Secretary -Treasurer. Wal-
ton. 4562x1
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS will be received
by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon
on June 20, 1955. for the purchase of the
woodshed at S.S. 14. Stanley Township.
Approximate size : ISf x 24r. Can he seen
by contacting A. MeBeth. RR 3, Kippen.
T. B. BAIRD,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Brucefield, Ontario.
4562-1
APARTMENT FOR RENT- - 4 -room
upstairs apartment with bath, modern kit- TENDERS WANTED
then, with built-in cupboards on East
Goderich Street. PHONE S41r2, Seaforth.
4561-tf TENDERS will be received by
the un-
dersigned up to and including 9 a.m.•
Monday. June 20. 1955, for the construe -
Help Wanted tion of cement platform. cement steps. and
sidewalk and cerasin carpentry work at
Scott :Memorial Hospital and Nurses' Resi-
LADIES w'ANTED to demonstrate. den or -
Above average commission, plus a month-
ly bonus. Write to NOVA HOME UrILI- The lowest or any tender not neces-
TIES, 69 Edmund Road. Kitchener. Ont. ,dray
4562x4
Wanted
WANTED -Baby crib with mattress, in
good condition. Apply Box 447. HURON
EXPOSITOR. 45622232
a.cepted.
LLOYD HOG-GARTH
Secretary.
Scott Memdrial Hospital Board.
Seaforth. Ont.
4562-1
TENDERS
HIGH SCHOOL BOY requires ,work on THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY is calling
Peaces for summer months. Can drive a for tenders for the construction of a
tractor. PHONE SEAFORTH 566 r 22. msahine shed. 45, by 55', as follows:
4562-1
WANTED -Dead or disabled farm ant -
mats. Removed promptly and efficiently
in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect,
Wm. Sproat. Seaforth. 655 r 2. WIL-
LIAM STONE SONS. LIMITED, Ingersoll,
Ontario. 4553-10
WANTED
Would you like to sell hstchin.g eggs
every week in the year at a premium of
up to 33 cents per doien more than mar-
ket price for your eggs' if you would.
write us immediately. We are one of
Canada's oldest and largest Canadian
Approved Hatcheries.
Apply Box Number 435
..T1 -E HURON EXPOSITOR
Poultry
DON'T MISS THE BOAT
You sure will if you don't buy chicks
this year. We predict high egg prices
this Fall and winter. When your pur-
chase chicks be sure and buy the right
breeds for maximum egg production. We
have three special hreeds that will lay
more eggs on lei feed than any other
breeds we offer. Send for, full details.
Also three special broiler- breeds. Turkey
poults. Free illustrated catalogue..
sal FOR A COMPLETE CONCRETE
Work buil ng. according to blueprint.
Tenders to describe fully the type and
make of the large doors to he used.
b1 FOR ENTIRE LABOUR JOB. less
two large doors. Township to supply all
material delivered on ,lob.
Lc) 1 FOR ALL MATERIAL needed in
building including the two large doors,
• ,which are to he described in tender.
•
• Blueprint may be -viewed at the Clerk's
Odice by appointment Tenders to be in
the hands of the Clerk by June SO 1955
at 6:50 p.m. sharp. Lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted. •
JAMES MASSE,
Road Superintendent,
Zurich, Ont -
1 -1
nt
H. V. BROKENSEURE,
Clerk,
Zurich, Ont.
4562-2
Cards of Thanks
MR. .A ND MRS. .101 -IN
to than'. all those who so
:serest :hem on their 40th
WA LSH wish
kindly remem-
-edding anne
4562x1
I WISH :o :hank all those who visited
rate. sent cards, flo,cers and treats while
'wk.DDLE CHICK HATCHERIES I I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
1London. Special thanks to Drs. Gibson
LIMITED H
and G
FERGUS - ONTARIO MRS..
P: -M
4555'10 MRS. . BUP-DGE. Brucefield
4,3.2;;;.,
Personals
SINCERE THANKS
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods 1, To all my loyal workers and those who
mailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope <upM,rted me on June 9th.
with price List, 6 samples 25c : 24 sam-
ples $1.00- Mail -Order Dept T -TS.
NOVA -RUBBER CO._ Box 9L Hamilton.
Notices
NOTICE -We are not responsible `-o-
garmentsleft in our shop after 30 days.
SCO INS CLEANERS. 446251
GET YOUR sewage work done now.
Only 82 per foot on contract basis. All
work guaranteed. Contact 350 r 33. Sea- • c -„r-, Lot 3:. Concession 5. Godericdr Town-
s foes. - ' .hie ' u• miles south of Porters Hill. on
4560-55 Ti -S PAY. JUNE 21st. at S p.m
con .lamp of 25 Dairy Cows and Heifers.
:vein¢ Holsteins. Durha.ms and Part Jet --
Five of the above mentioned cattle
ae:e fresh. some springing. balance milk-
ing and bred again. All cattle are T.B.
tested ar,d most are vaccinated : 3 Yom
al, ea. 50 yearling bens Terms -Cash.
A. E TOWNSIi-END & SON. Proprietors:
Edward W. Elliot:. Auctioneer. 41,62-1
TOM PRYDE
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
Of .Livestock •
RADIO REPAIRS --For all Finds • of
radios. at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR
opposite Dick House. Sesforth. Phone
847-R
456'0-tf
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED --Have
Your lawn mower sharpened or repaired
now. Will call for and deliver. JOHN
Mae. LEAN, Egmond,iIle. Phone 649 r S
Seafort h. 454-0
COMPLETE LALINDETERIA in Sea -
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser- Of Household Furniture
vice. Phone 393. ERIC MILNER : and
FLOWERS, Sesforth, agent for Brady
Cleaneyrs & Laundeteria Ltd.. Exeter. Real Estate
EXECUTORS' SALE
For Sale
PHONE 3004T. -galvanized 4562-1
FOR SALE --Pay loader. Cockshutt,
steel bottom, late model; like new HOW-
ARD WRIGHT, Cromarty. Phone 690 r
22, HepsalL - 456221
FOR SALE-Pennsylvania'0 best axil;
double screened_ WILLLAM M. HART.
OtBce phone 784. • 4560-tt
FOR SALE -A PlaY pen, almost new.
Priced 810. PHONE 368-W, Seaforth.
4562x1
FOR SALE-�A piano. Gerard -Relate.
man. APPIy to Box 446, HURON EX-
POSITOR
gPOSITOR 456221
4360-1` 40 Joseph Street
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING .brush' Clinton. Ontario
or Sprays ; exterior or interior decor- Ed w,- rd t- Elliott Apr, ion eer has
,-r-ise•.l ins; ru rt inns 1- cell at the pretr,is-
1
sting. See our 9.55 wallpaper design. ea Lot 96 on Joseph Street. and Dart of
Apply WALTER PRATT and DOUG. Lot •0 :,r :lie sn:ah side of w-ei)ington
DALTON, Railway St_ Street more ria rt ice:arty described in
4560-tf Registered In=tru men: No 5424 for Clin-
ATTENTION. FARMERS' - Prompt
eourt us
eo ooltertinnf
n all
dead and
disabled farm anima Is and hides. Call
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 551 r 11. Sea -
forth, or 235. 4Exeter. Associated with
Darling & Co.: of Canada Ltd
4560-tf
CEMENT WORK -All types of brick
and block work. for general building ,cork
and repair work. Call RF.RT CHRIS-
TENSEN, Railway St . Seaforth. Phone
4'.60-1 f
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bills Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for al]
breeds of cattle. For service or informa-
tion, phone CLINTON 242, collect. be-
tween 7:30 and 10:00 a.m, cin week days
and 7:30 and 9:20 a m- on Sundays
4544-tf
PROCLAMATION
Township of Tuckersmith
UPON INSTRUCTIONS from Council
under authority of By -Law No., 1,46 1952.
Township of Tuckersmith„ t h 8 '. pro -
Claim that all dogs in the'ratinieft of
Egmondvine and HarpurlbleS" Site PIObibited
from running at large d*Yrio - tiri'period
from June 1. 1955, to Noivetttdrer 1, 1355,
Owners or barborarrs of doers contraven-
ing the provisions of this by -lair trill be
subject to a maximum penalty of 150.00.
(signed) JAMIE DOt&
Tosrnality Of !L of th.
f?,
4562=2
Upon this property is said to he erect -
.'4 a larcr ]t._ s•orey solid brick house
in to in ins kitchen. kitahenetto'. ]i ging-.
nom. dining -room. large den ard good-
'
- a ha: , with x•'assed-in sun porch at
•h r. r -ear othe first floor and 4 gocKi-
ire-d bedrooms. der.. 2 -niece 'bath and toilet
rc,m on :he oe.-ond There is hardwood
9•-n,,., throut-bout.. :fir can tains three
rnoms_ w p with harAwood floors. The
-c
hn- has a :.hrce-compartment basementbasementis heated by lint water syst.etn-
.xa:rd nr. spacious. grounds with a front -
are -.r, Joseph Street of e.0 . feet running
. hr,•...1 Buil length I00 feet to Welling -
,n or les
A:s •hecame time there will be offered•
sale h,.usehold furnito re and effects
consisting '-f` washing machines: stoves;
chairs. rockers :able ; china
chit eta large bcffet . walnut desk : roll-
. -, dm and chairs: libok case : marble
ta'nlo ln, P seat couches: chests : bench -
_s
-nth < : piano: fernery: several
ni•n•r< i,ker furniture: large mirror:
walnut •bed. dresser. springs and mat-
• -sm . brass ]•"•ds and matt reas,es :1 inner
spring ma: tress: ryas: wall tare'try;
antinne lamp; ornamental vause: dishes:
trays . tt-pe' riter and stand : trunks : gar-
den hose and reel: and many other art-
,cies.
TIME OF SALE --Saturday. June 2E.th.
Chattels 1 p.m. Real Estate 2:30 p.m.
PLACEr-4S Joseph Street, Clinton. On -
TERMS OF SALE -On Chattel. Cash'
On Real Estate. 105.: remainder within
SO days. Real Estate will be offered gab -
Se -•t to a reserve bid and usual condi-
tions of Kale. Immediate possession,
For furtherpartieuiar5 apply to Ed-
ward W Elliott, Auctioneer 'Phone Clin-
ton 1621-J).
RICHARD RAI I ERTON and 938E
CANADA PERMANENT TRUST
COMPANY, Executers,
William Campbell Brown Estate
A- C. WHALEY, Q.C.
Solicitor for the Estate.
4562-2
i1y$.11vu
1
4,446a4 A
FOR SALE -Budgies and Canaries -
Huta Mountain Food. etc, ERIC
MILNER-FLOWERS, Seaforth. 893.
4560-tf
FOR SALE -A cutter knife fora baby
tractor. Apply to MRS. VIOLET
CADAUT, Muir Nursing Horse, Sea -
forth 4562x1
FOR SALE -1 used Astral refrigerator
with new unit: 3-yesr warranty. BOX
FURNITURE. Phone 43, Sesforth
4562-1
FOR SALE --Electric washing machine.
320: electric fan. 35.50. Good working
condition. PHONE 457. Seaforth.
4562-1
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FOR SALE --International horse mower.
practically a new mower. Apply PEAR -
SON CHARTERS. Phone 679 r 21, Hep:.
salt 45623.1
FOR SALE --Sturdy two -wheel trailer,
6,00-16 tires, two -ton axle. Apply AN-
DREW HOUSTON, Eg-mondvine.
45621
FOR SALE -Hereford bull, 1S months
old. good strong bone; Quiet to run with
herd. ALRERT
HORNER Seaforth.
Phone661 r 16. 4.562x1
WRECKING '50 Austin. '32 Dodge. '41
Chew. '41 Mercury, '41 Ford, 41 'Pack-
ard : many other makes and models: tubes
50c to 31.25. Trailer and wagon axles
made to order. Several radios, CUA
MORE'S GRAVEL, RR. 1. Hensall, Ont -
Phone Exeter 171 r S. 4562x6
Fora le
FOR SALE Used Mall. Na. 7 side
rake. Apply SEAFORTH MOTORS, Ses-
forth. 4562-1
FOR SALE- umbinatien radfq-seco d
player, table model. wood cabinet; in --ex-
cellent condition: for price of radio alone.
See ROSS RIAMII4TOIN• •Phone ;119,, Sea -
forth, - 4354l
FOR SALE -Flat hay rack, t`omplete
with sills. eliding rack, track dad end
ladders, in good condition. Ap:1y C
CHESNEY Phone 658 F 16, SW*
4562.1
MIXERS FOR SAtar.--,More farmer
are switching to Surge Miens each
month_ Contact LOVELL H. McGUIR5,
Wingham, Phone 698- New and need
machines We specials se. in good ewe
milking.
44.130
SLABS FOR SALE -Hardwood, 64;00
per lead, approximately - 2 cords: mixed
wood, woo per load, approximately 2
cords. Prompt delivery.' - FRI)
HUDIE Phone Clinton 362
455642
FOR SALE -8 14,1i. Simplicity garden
tractor in e7tcenent twnliition :•'threes@ for-
ward speeds and reverse : counter -weight„
wheel weight, lights, stand, .Z,rlow, dice
cultivator, seeder, scraper and snow blow-
er. Reasonable. MAX CARTER,' • Eg-'
'ponds -Mlle. Phone 454-W after 6 -y.jn,
- 4561-2
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE -3950 Ford ear in A-1 con-
dition ; also lawn mower in good condi-
tfaa. Apply to MRS, W.M. PEPPER,
Hensall. Phone 41-W. 4562-2
Births
BACH-At Scots Memorial 'Hospital, on
June' ll, to Mr. and Mrs Edwin Bach
RR 1. Bornholm, a daughter
DUNGEY-At Scott Memorial Hospital.
on June 10. to Mr. and Mrs, Bedford
Dangey. Seaferth, a daughter,
VAN HOOGMOED- At Scott Memorial
Hospital. on ,lune 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
Dominica_s Van Hoogmoed, RR 3 Mit-
chell a daughter. .
COMPARE OUR PRICES, QUALITY
AND SERVICE!
One yard of Material FREE with
every 10 yards of purchased material
•
CLAIR HANEY
General Merchant
PHONE 72 - EGMONDVILLE
NOTICE
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
No parking will be allowed on
Main Street on Friday nights,
between the hours of
2 A.M. - 8 A.M.
to facilitate the cleaning of the.
street Saturday morning.
By Order of the Town Council
LOOK HERE !
Come in and see our
special new shipment of
Floor Coverings.
All the Latestin exciting
New Colors!
We also specialize in
FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING
For Quick, Proficient Service, contact us Today!
Box Furniture
FUNERAL SERVICE
HOUSE FURNISHINGS FLOOR COVERINGS
FLOOR SANDING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIA4NCES
Phone 43 - Seaforth
J. 44/0 d,a,rltl»fan`;
HENSALL MP! AUL
PLANS FOR JS[AFQRTN. DRhJMHEAD
The Ladies' Auxiliary ' to the
Canadian Legion of the B.E.S.L.,
Hensall Branch No. 468, held its
;monthly meeting in the Legion
Hall Tuesday night, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. MeKelvie, in the chair.
The meeting opened in the usual
manner, followed by 1e0 Canada"
and "The Silence," after which
the Lord's Prayer was repeated.
Mrs. Rannie made a presenta-
tion to Mrs. McKelvie, from -the
zone. Mrs. Mock receiyed, a cor-
sage.
Messrs. S. McArthur and Wm_
Brown, Legion members, held a
joint meeting with the- auxiliary
executive. Accounts Were read by
Mrs. J. Simmons, who also • read
the . financial statement. 4Mrs.
Mrs. Mock read correspondence
from Mrs. Hall, Zone Command-
er, Mrs. G. Allan, Seaforth Lad-
ies' Auxiliary and University
Scholarship Fund.
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs. Clement. Thesick commit-
tee report was given by Mrs- Shad -
dick. Mrs_ Brown gave the re-
creation committee report.-
Sunday,
ep�oort.Sunday, July 31, marks a spe-
cial drumhead service in"Seaforth,
to which the Hensen Ladies' Aux-
iliary is invited. Auxiliary mem-
bers have decided to send a par-
cel to Mr. Wes. Robinson, who is
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mrs. Letitia Sangster offered to
forward the parcel. Mrs. Roy
Smale 'will attend to the packing
of sameG. ill be urged to assist at brat -
.The General Coach has donated w
a trailer to the town. Mrs. Brown, time, and will aid the Kinsmen -
Mrs. McKelvie and Mrs. Rannie greatly in putting over this large
have volunteered to look after "tis- project. The objective is $2,500.
tributign of boos of tickets, sale,
ete. The draw is 1.0' be held on
the date of the bean FestivaL In
regard to the Bean Festival, Autc-
iliary members will enter a float.
Mrs. J. Simmons and Mrs. G.;
Munn volunteered to attend to
this. Members also decided . to
hold a bingo. Mrs. Rennie and
Mrs. Foster wlU act as a com-
mittee.
Kinsmen Club
Plan New -Floor
Members of the Hensall Kinsmen
Club are making a canvass of
Hensall residents, and later of resi-
dents in the surrounding districts
for donations to a fund for the in-
stallation of a hard surfaced con-
crete floor, 170 by 70 feet, in the
local arena.
Installation of the floor will pro-
vide an ideal dry place for the
annual spring fair and for Hen-
sall Feeder Calf Club Calves, and
more adequate accommodation for
the annual fiddlers' contest. It will
also make possible a 'letter ice
surface for Burling, hockey and
skating, dances and entertain-
ment
The club expects to lay the floor
the early part of July and work
will be in charge of Earl Dick, of
Cromarty. Volunteer workers
BRUCEFIELD • NEWS OF THE WEEK
Mrs. C. H. Ham and Miss Mary
Swan, of Brucefield, and Mrs. W.
D. Swan and Mrs. Thomas Morri-
son, ofamilton. have returned
from a otor trip to Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie, of
St, Thomas, visited Mr. and Mrs.
S. McKenzie on Sunday. Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie returned to St. Thomas with
them to spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Christie and
Catherine visited in Kitchener with
Mrs. Christie's sister on Sunday.
Quite a number from Brucefield
attended the Flower Day Service
in Wingham on Sunday.
Mr. and MrS. Ross Scott spent
a few days in Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Patterson,
j Clinton. have moved to Brucefield.
We welcome them to the village.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. W. Burdge and Mr. Murray
Tyndall are improving in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital in London.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMur'trie,
Hensall, visited with Miss Mary
Gibson on Sunday.
Mrs. Alton Johnston and Mrs.
Frank McGregor are spending a
few weeks visiting in Toronto and
Niagara Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglass
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Douglass,
of Port Dover, spent a few days
with Mr. Wm. Douglass and Mr.
and Mrs. L. Eyre this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor
spent the weekend with friends in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thomson
and Mrs. W. H. Pepper visited in
Parkhill with Mr. and Mrs. Syd-
ney Thomson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe, Byron,
'spent the weekend with friends in
the village.
Mrs. Alex Paterson visited with
her mother, Mrs. B. Sholdice, at
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, of
Vancouver, B.C.. Mr. and Mrs,
Donald McKaig and daughter, Jean
of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs- Charles
Salter and daughter, Jean, of
Wingham. and Angus McKaig were
visitors on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Calder McKaig.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Allen and
children and Mrs. Maudson, from
Stratford. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Allen on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin, and
sons, George and Grant, of Put-
nam. were visitors on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Otto ,Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe and
daughters visited with friends in
Harriston on Sunday.
The residence recently` vacated
by Howard Wright is being occu-
pied by Mrs. H. Moore, formerly
of Lindsay. We welcome Mrs.
Moore to the village.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Gillespie and
daughter and Mr. Grant, of Komo-
ka, visited with Mr. and Mrs. T.
Laing.
Miss Eva Jefferson, of Munro.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Laing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, of
Staffa, and Mr. and Mrs. Donnie
Scott and Gordon Laing visited in
London on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Caddick.
Mrs. Payne, of Moose Jaw, Sask.
is spending her vacation with her
sister, Margaret Miller, and bro-
ther Jim, and with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Templeman.
Mrs. M. Houghton and grand-
son visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Kemp and family.
Deaths
CUTHILL -In Sesforth. on Sunday. June
12. John CGthilI. in his 87th year,
WORKMAN -In TIllsonbnrg, on Satur-
day, June 11, Myrtle Irene Workman,
beloved wife of Rev. N. V. Workman,
ir. ber 60th year.
HAGERMAN-In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth. an Monday. June 13. An-
na G. Hagerman, daughter of the late
Mr_ and Mrs. R. P. Hagerman, Toron-
to_ and sister of Mrs- 1. E. Keating,
Seaforth t'nneral services at McDou-
gall & Brown Chapel. St Clair Ave.,
Toronto. on Thursday. June 16, 1955.
Interment in Prospect Cemetery.
JOHNSbN-IN McKillop, on Wednesday,
June 15. Patrick Joseph Johnson, in his
74th year.
McGAVIN-Alfred McGavin, 74 years,
Jane 7, 1955, at residence, Windsor, On-
tario, beloved husband of Kathryn. dear
father of Mrs. Walter Bone. brother of
Mara, E. McGaein. Seaforth. Arthur E
McGavin, Reading. Pa.. Dr. E. H. Me*
Gavin. Windsor Rested at Windsor
Funeral Home Funeral service June 9,
at 3 pain. Rev. William Laws n,, of
St Andrew's Presbyterian Cbur,,h 'Of-
ficiated. Interment in Heavenly Rest
Cemetery:
Brussels, on -Sunday
LAC. Johnston, Mrs. Johnston,
Linda and Susan spent the week-
end in Toronto_
Mr. and Mrs_ Wm. Simpson, of
Detroit, were in the village on
Saturday. Mr. C. D. Simpson re-
turned home with them after visit-
ing
o with his son and daughter in
DetrMr. and Mrs_ Harry Dalrymple
visited friends in Mitchell On Sun-
day.
Mrs. E. Copeland and Mrs. C.
Adams, of WInghiam, visited with
Mrs_ H. Berry on Wednesday of
last week_
STAWBERRY
and Salad Supper
IN CROMARTY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
TUESDAY, JUNE 21st,
Starting at 6 p.m.
ADMISSION:
Adults $1,25 Children 50c
HAM and
Strawberry Supper
and Variety Program
TUESDAY, JUNE .21st
At St.. Andrew's United Church
KIPPEN
$upper 5:30 - 8 p.m.
ADMISSION:
Adults 75c Children 50c
Strawberry Furl
and Programme
Brucefield United Church
Friday, June 17
-From 6 o'clock
ADMISSION: $1.01). Gulden 50e
f.
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1953 PLYMOUTH 4 -DOOR -Two -Tone
1952 DE SOTO 4 -DOOR
1952 CHEVROLET0»4-DOOR
1951 BUICK 4 -DOOR -Radio
1951 PONTIAC 4 -DOOR
1951 DODGE 4 -DOOR
1951 PLYMOUTH 4 -DOOR
1951 CHEVROLET -2 -DOOR
1948 DODGE 4 -DOOR
1947 DODGE CLUB COUPE .
1946 DODGE 4 -DOOR
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Famous Bluestone, in patterns and plain shades -Pink, Blue,
Grey and Charcoal. All sizes, in long or short sleeves.
Only 1.95, 3.95,' 4.95 and 5.95
MEN'S BROADCLOTH FINE SHIRTS
Si ees 141/2 -171/2-Blue, 'Gr'ey, Pink and White.
• tidy 2.95
"Best" Assortment in Men's Sox and Ties
in New Pinks and Charcoals
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL MEN'S
WEAR FOR "FATHER'S DAY"
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USEDCARS
1955 Chev. De Luxe Power Glide 2395
1954 Chev. Bel Aire Power Glide 1995
Fully equipped al J
2-1954 Chev. De Luxe Power Glide 1895
Sedans -Fully equipped .....--..._
1954 Chev. De Luxe Sedan- 1850
-Sully equipped O iJ
8-1954 Chev. Sedans -Fully 174 5
equipped !'i:1
2-1954 Pontiac Sedans -
Fully equipped
1953 Chev. Sedan
Sedan -Fully equipped
1745
1350
995
1951. Chev. Power -Glide Sedan _____
1950 Chev. Sedan ......... _.......... _..._W..,._.._..,:... 895... c
1949 Dodge Sedan 6995
1949 Chev. Coach _.._,»...............»...,. 695
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1948 Pontiac Coach - Y.. 595
1948 Chev. Sedan 595
1948 Pontiac Sedan-. » _-,_ 59955
1947 Chev. Fleetline 595
1947 Chev, Coach- 295
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TRUCKS
3 -Dodge army trucks, 2 -tons
1949 Ford % ton panel 295
1948 Chev. 3/4 ton express » ," 396
1948 INTERNATIONAL- g��
1 -Ton Pick -Up ........_. _.._. _ 97i1v
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Model Cars -Many Other Models is Oasis Break
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