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Coming Events
SLID,' BOUCHER of CKNX-TV, is play-
ing for the fall eeason at the Crystal Pal-
ace, Mitchell, every Friday night. 4628-9
C.W.L. BA.ZAAR and HOME BAKING
Sale on Saturday, December it. St.
James' School Hall. 4629-1
STAY YOUNG, GO DANCING at the
Goderich Pavilion, every Friday square
,dance and Rock 'n Roll night with Clar-
ence Petrie's Radio Nite Hawks. Sat-
eirday night Is modern dancing to Paul
Cross and his orchestra. 46e8-9
"SHARE -THE - WEALTH" BINGO -
Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday. Oct. 13,
9 p,m. Jackpot $75.00 in 55 calls; $5.00
added each week until won ; 14 regular
games, 10c a game. •No admission. Spon -
"Bored by 'dense!' Legion.
4629,1
COMING EVENT
• A series of pre -natal classes sponsored
by the Huron County Health Unit will be-
gin Monday. October 15, 1056, at 8.00 p.m.
at the branch office of the Health Unit.
second floor, Post Office, Seaforth. Please
use side entrance.
These will be held at weekly intervals
for nine weeks. Those interested are in
vited to attend on the above date; or:
Phone the Public Health Nurse
Seafortli 478w between 4 and 5 p.m.
4628-2
Lost and Found
FOUND -On Main Street. Seaforth, a
pair of sun glasses. Owner may have
same by identifying and paying charges.
BOX 583, Huron Expositor. 4629-1
= Motor Cars. For Sale
CAR FOR SALE -1949 Dodge sedan, low
mileage, good conditiop. Apply to MRS.
WM, MARTIN, RR 2, -.Kipper', phone Hen -
sell 690r13. 46292:2
Personals
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY, Beauty Coun-
sellor cosmetics. Phone Seaforth 393 -
BARBARA L. MILNER.
4628-tf
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),
;Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samples 25e; 24 sam-
Tee 51.00. Mali - Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91. Hamilton.
Notices
NOTICE -I have a number of 700 ponnd
steers to be fed for thb winter by the
pound. HAROLD JACKSON; phone 474,
Seaforth. 4629-1
NURSERY STOCK. shrubs, fruit trees,
perennials. el. C. Downham Nursery Co.
Phone ERIC ,MILNER, Seaforth 393.
4628-tf
RADIO REPAIRS -- For all kinds of
radios, at TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE,
opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone
4628-tf
COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea -
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice. Phone 893. ERIC MILNER
FLOWERS, Seaforth. agent for Brady
Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter.
4628-ef
SMALL ENGINE service, all makes,
Clinton, J embalm, Iron Horse, Power
Products, Briggs and Stratton, etc Auth-
orized Iron Horse and Jacobsen Service
depot. Levert rnowers sharpened and re-
paired. CROWN HARDWARE. Phone
Property For Sale
FOR SALE -8 -room solid brick house on
North Main St. Former eicNab property.
Apply to WALLACE ROSS, Seaforth.
4527-3
.•1•1111.111,011MNIMININI,
Farms For Sale
FOR SALE -100 -acre farm in Huron
Count/ on county road near seltool, church,
store and mill. Good clay loam land.
drained. 44 x 64 bank barn. Frame house
and double -deck hen house all in good
repair. Apply MRS. JANET McKAY,
R.R. 8, Monkton, Ont. 4628-8
Livestock Wanted
OLD HORSES WANTED at 34 cents
pound, and dead cattle at value. If dead,
phone at once. GILBERT BROS. MINK
RANCH. Phone collect 1488 J 4 or
1483 J 1, Goderich. 4624x10
, For Sale
FOR SALE -Modern home in Seaforth.
DENNIS ELECTRIC, Seaforth, 4629-2
FOR SALE -Brick 2 -storey dwelling,
additional lot and two acres of land. Ex- FOR. SALE -3 -piece dinette suite. Ap-
..ellent location. Oil furnace, 3 -piece Ply MERVIN NOT, Seaforth. 4629x1
bathroom, kitchen cupboards, hot or cold '
water. Will be sold with or without lot FOR SALE- A girl's winter coat, size
and land. Owner will sacrifice. Apply 8. PHONE 832r11. 4629-1
immediately to GERALD GINGERICH, , —
Zurich, Ont.. phone 134 or 34 4629-2
FOR SALE -50 ruws of corn. 60 rod !
For -Rent
- • .---
long. Apply DOMINIC MURRAY, RR 2,
Walton, phone Dublin, 45r9. 4629-1
FOR SALE •A number of Aberdeen
-
FOR RENT -Furnished rooms for rent Angus cows and calves. J. W. THOMP
on West William St, Immediate Possess- SON, Phone S33r31, Seeforth, 4629x1
ion ; rent reasonable. MRS. ROLAND
KENNEDY, Seaforth, 4629-1 FOR SALE-- -13 York pig, 10 weeks old.
Apply JOHN BROADFOOT. Brueefield,
'OR RENT -, Dowestairs apartment; phone Seaforth 658r31. 4629-1
nadern kitchen and bath. Apply BOR -
:EN BROWN. Phone 841 r 2. Seaforth.
4828 -ti FOR SALE Small heater, reasonable.
Apply ROBER'P WATSON, Seaforth.
4629x1
FOR RENT -Warm partially furnished
apartment, bed, sitting room and kitchen.
Suitable for business person or couple.
Reasonable. FRANK REYNOLDS, phone
669r33, Seaforth. 4629-1
Wanted
BOARDERS WANTED, men preferred.
PHONE 566W. 4628-2
WANTED --Room and 'board wanted
for young man. PHONE 353. 4629-1
WANTED TO RENT -Space to store
14 -foot boat and trailor. DON MUIR,
phone 241-W, Seaforth, 4629-1
WANTED -One or two roomers; all con-
eniences ; two blocks east of Main St, Ap-
ply MISS L. FAULKNER, George St., Sea -
forth. 4629x1
797.
46204 I Manufacturing Division •
SAW LOGS WANTED-Woodlot owners
will be paid best cash prices direct by
mill for goeid, sound Hard Meple Saw
Logs and Standing Timber. T. A. YOUNG,
Smile, Ont., phone Dublin. MS. 4629-4
. Help Wanted
WANTED -Reliable girl or woman for
general housework, Duties to commence
in a few days, Apply BOX 582, Huron
Expositor. . 4629-1.
'
WANTED -Housekeeper and companion
for eleerly lady in Hensel!. Modern con-
ven ienees, II ti s not . • !wee) , tirne • off,
wage, can be arranged, MRS. 'WIC
PEPPER. liensal.1, phone 77-W. •• 4629.1
M LE HELF wANTED--Experienced
hardwund breakout man, also one experi-
enced Furniture Finieher, and two young-
er men to learn good trades. We are ex-
panding and ne• d geed men. Pleasant
ring cuneldens, good wages, very
steady employment, group insurance. etc.
J eXES COLE FURNITURE COMPANY,
I rerersoll. 4629-2
'Make Money Easily
Selling finest eine of household necessi-
ties. full er part time. Wherever you
may live, write in for free catalogue and
details.
FAMILEX,
.0 Dept. B, Station C.
MONTREAL,
4629-1
WANTED
Young man with C,ornmercial training.
Excellent oportunity for promotion if in-
terested in feed business.
Apply in own handwriting, Stating
qualifications to:
ATTENTION, FARMERS - Prompt, Topnotch Feeds Limited
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea- w 46291
forth. Associated with Darling & Co., of
Canada Lt.
4628-tf Tenders Wanted
HENSALL SALES
Every Thursday at 2 p.m., Mill St, Hen -
salt Bring your livestock. Always a gbod
market price. HARRY SMITH. Phone 187,
Hensel: VICTOR HARGREAVES, 87J,
24511. Oaten 4628-12
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
For artificial insemination information
or service from all breeds of cattle, Phone
the Waterloo Cattte Breeding Association
at CLINTON HU. 2-3441, between 7:30
and 9:30 a.m. We have all breeds avail-
able -top quality at low cost.
4628-tf
NOTICE
'Township of Tuckersmith
The Townehip of Tnckerstnith Munici-
pal Dumping Ground, situated one-half
mile west of Egmondville, Con. 3, }I.R.S..
Will be open oaly to ratepayers of the
Township, of Tuckersmith, on Wednesday
and Saturday' afternoons, from the hours
Of 2 to 6 p.m.
N., wire, car bodies Or garbage (organic)
Is to be deposited, and all dumping must
be done under the supervision of the in -
"Vector:
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk.
Twp. of Tnekeramith.
4628-t3
Form 4
The Voters' Lists Act 1961
Section 12
CLERIC'S NOTICE
Of First Posting Of
Voters'. List
Wars' 1,1it 1958 of
YILLASE of BENSALL
„ ,Piitosty of Huron
skaosi *item that 3 have Cora-
pliedWthfikiatio$4,'of,,The Vetnna, LIST
AOT, and. tlirt6 pOsted'n0 at raSt
'Office at the TO 'HALL, MISALL,
On the 4th d 19S6 'the list
1 �i Peremit efit OktItte -Vote itt the Mid
nniepaln at Murirdpal elections ithd
bn'Ntsch, listi-Penfaing there t�#htodafoi.
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TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
Tenders are invited by the Township of
Tuckersmith for snowplowing township
roads in the winter of 1956-57
V -Type 8 -foot plow to be used and
plow and wing to be hydaulically operat-
ed on truck rated at fout tons or better.
Contractor must supply all labour and
equipment required and sueh 'equipment
must meet the approval of the Department
of Highways. • • •
One unit will be contracted for, and no
standing time will be allowed. Tenders
must state a flat rate per hour and will
close, October 13, 1006 at 8 p.m.
Tenders( will be accepted subject to the
approval of the Department of Highways
of Ontario.
Lnwest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
Two. of Tuckersmith
4628-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of IRA LEO STEPHENSON
All persons having claims against the
Eetate pie Ira Leo Stephenson, late of
the Town or Sialeiethe theeCettetteeeef
Huron, Gentlemen, deceased, who died on
the 12th day of July. 1956, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars of
their claims to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 19th dee _ofOctober 1956, after
Which- ,fate ifie assets vifIrlitedeseributed•-•
having regard only to claims then re-
ceived.
DATED at Seaforth, this 26th day of
September, 1956.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Execetrbe
46274
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ELIZABETH'SMITH
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Elirabbth Smith, late tef the town
ef Seafortit, Hie count* of Huron,
ceitied, who died on theelat day of Septette
bee, 1956, are hereby notified to send In
'fullinr.itietthirt Of their define to the
Ufldertfg'ited on or before the 2ed dap of
tiVectiliet. 1958.: after_ Whielt .ditte the
ainiefg dietribOted..liathig ragatil
,iteediteit ' e
Bated tet .Seeferti4e thiS 95 asy at Oct-
01rer,1,19561.ao t
FOR SALE -Several used television sets
at special prices. Apply DUBLIN ELEC-
TRIC, Dublin. 4629 -ti
FOR SALE --Horse trailer, A-1 condi-
tion, 600x16 tires. Priced for quick sale.
J. R. BURNS. Seaforth 4628-2
SEED TURNIPS FOR SALE. Apply
SIDNEY GEMMELL, phone 650r41, R.R.
4, Seaforth. 4629-1
FOR , SALE -Three Hereford heifers,
due soon. GEORGE BERNARD, phone
824r16, Seaforth, R.R. 4, Walton, 4629-1
FOR SALE -75 bags of ,Canada cement.
Apply to GEORGE CASE, Phone Seaforth
846r24, R.R. 4, Walton. 4628x2
ORDER YOUR FURNITURE from Dub-
lin Electric. 'TV swivel chairs in stock
at • big savings. DUBLIN ELECTRIC
Dublin. 4629-tf
FOR SALE-Girre coat. size 12; girl's
jacket. size 12 ; boy's bicycle. all in real
good condition. TELEPHONE 324-W.
4629x1.
FOR SALE - Hospital bed. coal and
wood heater, also oil heater, MRS. J. A.
McKENZIE. elareet Street. Seaforth.
4629-1
FOR SALEGirl's coat,. size 12: white
sweater, site 32; collapsible suit case:
toaster, hot plate. 1 burner. Apply BOX
581, The Huron Expositor.' 4629x1
TV SPECIAL -Clearing all '56 models
at carload prices. Check here before
buying, Terms to suit. DUBLIN ELEC-
TRIC, Dublin. 4629-4
FOR SALE --Frigidaire. Heavy Duty
Rangette, space heater. Apply MRS. D.
McCUAIG, Scarlet Apts., Church St.
• 4629-1
FOR SALE -Cooking stove and an oil
heater in perfect condition. Apply to
PETER MALCOLM, Veen William St.,
Phone 574.-M. 462512
FOR SALE -A number of used wash-
ing- machines in excellent condition. Real
buys. PENN IS ELECTRIC, Seaforth.
4629-2
, FOR SALE -Furnace with hot water
,'oil, hot water tankpipes and taps. and
1 a three pieee bathroom set. Also taps
und piping. Piano. All in excellent con-
dition, PHONE 682-R. Seaforth. 4629x1
SLABS FOR SALE -Hardwood, $10.00
Per load. approximately 21,4 cords; mixed
wood. 88.00 per load, approximately two
curds. Prompt delivery. FRED J.
HUDIE. Phone Clinton HU. 2-6655.
. • 4622-8
FOR SALE- Large cabinet gramaphone
and about 80 records in perfect running
order, also clothes, size 1-2, sweaters,,
skirts, winter jacket all like new, pair
black mimes. worn once, size 5. MRS.
ROBERT BAKER, Hensel'. 4629-2
APPLES FOR SALE -Choice Macintosh,
Spies, Delicious, Kings, Tolman Sweets,
and Snow apples. No. 1, 52 bushel; No, 2,
51 bushel in own container. Apply
STEWART 'MIDDLETON, Phone HU2-
7525, RR 3, Clinton. 4628-3
FOR SALE -Furnace. used five years,
complete with casing, pipes, in good con-
dition. Will sell cheap. Also oil furn-
ace with controls and tank for 5175.
Phone 442, Saturday between 5 and 6
p.m. MRS. SHEILA KING, Egmonceville.
4628x1
Cards of Thanks
MR. AND MRS. PERCY SMITH wish
to thank their many friends who remem-
bered them and were so kind to them on
the occasion of their 50th. wedding anni-
versary. 4629x1
MRS. GEORGE CONNELL wishes to
thenk her friends for cards and treats
sent to her while a patient in Scott Mem-
aria) Hospital. Also special thanks to
Dr. Stapleton and Dr. Munn and the
nurses at the hospital. 4629-1
MR. .1. H. CURRAN, of Hamiltien, ac
knowledges with sincere thanks the kind -
/less of his many friends in Seaforth and
vicinity; members df clergy and of the
'Britannia and Masonic Lodge, while he has
been a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital
following severe injuries suffered in a
motor accident on July 13. 4629x1
THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Mary
Greenless wish to express their sincere
thanks to the relatives and friends for the
many acts of kindness te our dear mother.
Special thanks to Dr. E. A. McMaster and
Dr. Malkus. To the Thamer Nursing
Home we extend thanks to eaeh member
of the strife with special thanks to Miss
Pearl Thamer. We 'with to thank those
who sent beautiful floral tributes also to
the many friends who sent sympathy
cards - - 4629x1
In Memoriam
HOLLAND -In loving memory of Ben-
edict Holland, who died October 9, 1989.
Just when your life was the brightest,
Just en your years were best,
You were called from this world of
- Borrow,
To a home of eternal rest.
-Alw'ays and lovlegly remembered IM
father, mother, brothers and sisters.
•
46291
Births
BUCHANAN-Mr. and Mee Keith Bach -
(nee Awry Clark), ann-
'<bunce the birth of their son at Clinton
Community Hospital, TM:119day, Oct.. 4..
BENNEWtES-Tri Scott Memorial Hoof-
tal on October to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
HenneWies, a danghter.
NESB11'T-In Scdtt Memorial Hospital, on
October 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nes.
Me, a a6aG
contrirtr--4,4a. and Mrs. Oat+ H. �o
lett; (nee Eleanor COokra, Sd. N.), AIM
}MOOT tet ,fittneitinee the Meth Of their
get, „ O'Cteber 9, 195th tit Western
liteniltel. 'Toronto,
'LEAN-Itr? Clinton ddrbintirittP°. Hoag..
26, ed'.1112 *ad Mts.
tooth,. irtatiatitat,raii
h. * Siker idt atiffdta
6 ,44$24 ' •
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= Poultry
troll SALE -400 Rhode Island Red and
light Sussex pullets, laying, Apply RUS-
SELL FERGUSON, Phone 680r22, Hensall.
,4629-1
Auction Sale
The Grey. Bruce Hereford
- Breeders -
Are holding their ,
ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE•
of 14 bulls and 20 females at the MARK -
DALE SKATING ARENA, on
Friday, Octuber 19, 1956 at 2 p.m.
' All bulls are eligible for 250/6 Premium
up tie 572-00
9628-2
AUCTION SALE
Of feeder cattle at lot 29. con. 9, Mie
'<Woe township, at ALLAN CAMPBELL'S
Farm, 1 mile west of Winthrop on THURS-
DAY, OCTOBER 18, at 1 pen.
30 Durham and Hereford steers, 600 to
700 lbs; 20 Durham and Hereford heif-
ers. 500 to 700 lbs.: 2 Holstein cows.
springers; 2 Durham cows, bred. PIGS -
Number of York chuncks and weiners. .
Terms -CASK
Harold Jaekeon. Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
4629.1
.AUCTION SALE.
Of Real Estate in the Village of Hensel',
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, e p.m.
Real Estate consists of Lot 96, Wilson
Survey, Brock Street.
Upon this lot is situated a four -room,
frame house with insula stone siding:
bathroom built-in cupboards, town water,
and hydro.
This house has just recently been built
and buyer can have immediate posseesion
TERMS --10i day of sale, balance in
BO days. Sold subeect to reserve. bid.
JIM SANGSTER. Proprietor
Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer.
962S-2
The Grey Bruce Huron
Aberdeen Angus Breeders
Are holding their
ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE
Of 9 bulls and 21 females at
WALKERTON SALES ARENA
on
Thursday, October 18th, 1956
All Sires offered are eligible for 25te
premium, up to 575.00.
. 4628-2
The Grey Bruce Sheep
. Breeders
Are holding the Annual sale of 40 ,Pure
bred rams and 60 pure bred ewes of Ox-
ford. Shropshire, Leicester. Suffolk,
Hampshire, Southdown breeding at
KEADY SALES ARENA
On Saturday. Oct.ober 13, 1956
Government graders wil, grade aii rams
at the sale.
4629.2
DISPERSAL SALE
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, at 1
o clock, lot 3. con. 10, Stanley; 3 miles
north of Zurieh. •
The herd of Clarence Parke and son.
consisting of: 4 bulls, one year old; 10
one -year-old heifers; 2 two-year-old heif-
ers, sills open 8 cows with calves at side;
10 cows due to calve.
CLARENCE PARICE and Son, Zurich
Proprietors
W. .S. O'Neill, Auctioneer
9629-1
16th ANNUAL SALE OF
REGISTERED '
HEREFORDS
The undersigned will sell for
STUTT BROS. '
.°
2 miles north-east of Forest; 28 miles
north-east, of Sarnia; one quarter mile
east of Highway No. 21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
34 HEAD
18 BULLS AROUND 1 YEAR OLD
12 BRED HEIFERS .
4 OPEN HEIFERS
Herd fully accredited. Bulls blood test-
ed. Heifers Calfhood Vaccinated.
All are eligible for American Registration.
• Sale at 1 p,rn.
Catalogue on Request
• W. S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer
4628-2
JayBee Hereford Farms
Third production sale of registered
Hereford cattle to be held at the farm, 3
miles east of Kippen, or 5 miles south of
Seafortle on
Tuesday, October 16, at 1:30 p.m.
89 HEAD -6 yearling bulls (12 to 20
months of age), 7 bred 2 -year-old heifers,
13 3 -year-old (calves by side and bred
again).
'STANLEY JACKSON, Proprietor
W. S. O'Neil, Percy Wright, Edward
Elliott, Auctioneers,
R. J. Etherington, Clerk.
4628-2
AUCTION
Of Machinery and Farm Stock. At
Lot 25, Con. 4, HRS Tuckeremith, 3%
west a Seaforth and 2 miles smith,. on Fri-
day, October 12, at 1 p.m.
, mannrear--22.- CrtiZtor—
plow. M.H. fertilizer 11 hoe drill, spring
tooth harrow, roller, harrows, rubber
tired wagon, wagon and box, Manure
spreader, binder, M.H. side rake, mower,
bay loader, 6 horsepower INC coal oil
engine, cream separator, Delaval venot
grindei, sleighs. 54 loads chopped
hat Other articles too =Onerous .to,
mention. A few household effects.
Horses -2 aged horses,. 1 Clyde mare,
8 years old. Cattle--HOlittelle cow due
time of sale. 2 "'obtain cows, 5, yearn
old, milking Well and rebred. Farm*
cow, Holstein heifer'bred. Jersey cow
recenthe freeh. 2 Durham coWs with
calves at foot, 2 Durham heifers, with
carves at foot and rebind. 2 Duthara WV.
fers bred. 1 black with calf at foot. ,Her.,
eford heifer With calf at foot. Durbara
towe calf at foot. 2 dUal-purnose Ilt4fera
due to fres&n in Oct. and Jan, jersey
heifer 1 year old. Number of calves. •
gg rove of ntangolds and tan:tips, 40
rod loom Scene basking corn. 6 'drain.
of gorshuns.
Parit1:-100 acres, large . bank barn and
Strliw, shed. garage. 1% stare, btlOk.
,hatisee Afford subject to reserve bRI. .
tenet .-a,,libatiate oufil. your, .10*
dottin. lirdsille.e.80 &Va.(
00.11, Vititrideor
Olthinalt.,Vierk •
Haat Jtakski, Atictioaeo
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-462t4,
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AUCtiOjk
AUCTION SAIM
Of household effeata and other itelTA
the village of Hensall, VVZONIRSDAY,
OCTOBER 17, 1 P.M.
Household Effects-Kroehler davenport;
youth bed and cheat of drawers.' light
maple ;dressing table; small table; dining
room drop-leaf extension table; oil space
heater; enamel cook stove; rocking chows:
kitchen chrome set, table and four cbairs:
kitchen cuPboerd with enamel covering:
four chrorne chairs ; typewriter; shelves:
sealers; kitchen qtensila; garden hbsee
garden tools; hand garden celtivator: gal -9
vanized pig trough; veterinary supplies;
and other articles.
Everything will be sold as proprietor is
leaving town.
DR. D. .1 McKELVIE, Proprietor
Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer
P L McNaughton, Clerk
46291
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furnishings, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Nellie Watson village of
Londeshoro, adjacent to United Church.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1956, at 1
pan., sharp. Offered for sale are the 691.
lowing effects: Kelvinator Refrigerator;
Beatty Washer • cook stove, Beach; 2
electric hot plate s ; electric tea kettle; 3-
piece wine chesterfield suite, excellent
condition: 85piece dining room 'suite; 5
rugs, with underpads, various sizes from
9 x 10ee to 9 x 12: woollen mats: floor
lamps, rockers, end tables and odd chairs;
mantel radio: vacuum cleaner; 4 bedroom
suites with springs and mattresses; grey
baby buggy. English style; stair carpets
and rode, in A-1 condition; draperies,
sissorted shades; wash stand;
other articles too numerous to ention,
11 many
including garden toolpelawn mower, dish
es, etc.; also a quantity of wood and coal.
Offered for sale subject to reserve bid
6 -room cottage, asphalt siding, with hard
and soft water inside, toside plumbing
and equipped with hydro; Duo -Therm oil
burner, used only 5 months; oil piped in
from outside tank containing 40 gallons
„of oil; shed, 18 x 30; and a moderate
sized lot
•
Terms a sale as follows: CASH on
chattels. on property. 10 per cent. down,
-balance 30 days.
MRS. NELLIE W-ATSON, ProPritress
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
AucillinALE
Of farrn, farm stock and implements,
to bei held at the premises, .lot 26, con. 15,
Grey twp., one and one querter miles
west of Moncrieff, on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 17, at 1 o'clock EST.
Included in the sale are six head of
grade Holstein cows ranging in age
from 2 to 7 years, all bred'Angus due in
March. Four head of reg. Shorthorn
sows, pasture bred to a reg.' Shorthorn
herd sire: 10 head of stocker heifers, 500
to 600 lbs.; 20 York chuncks; Implements,
McCormick Model el tractor; McD. 13 -
run power drill: McD, side delivery rake:
Mel). 7 -ft. binder: Mere 8 -ft. double disc;
McD. 15 -run power drill; McD. side deli-
very rake: McD. 7-61. binder; McD. 8 -ft,
double disc: McD. drop head rope loader;
McD. 3 -furrow plow; 5 section McD. dia-
mond harrows; Deering horse mower
John Deere 7 -ft. power mower; Coekshutt
No. 6, tractor spreader on rubber; 2 rubber
tired wagons and racks: 2,000 lb. scales;
Ldttle Beaver hammermill; Massey Harris
root pulper: 10 x 12 colony house; De.
Laval 600 lb. cap. creaan separator; pig
troughs, milk cans, strainer and many
other email items. Feed -2,000 bales of
mixed hay, 5 tons of mixed grain, 20 tons
of Ajax oats; 21 bu. of Reg. Ajax oats
for seed.
The farm. consisting of 100 acres of
improved land in a good farming district,
situated only one mile from church,
school and store. Will be offered foe sale
subject to reserve bid. the 'buildings all
in good repair and well situated, include
a 44 x 64 bank barn, some cement stabline
and litter carrier; double -deck 20 x 30
hen house, ship lap siding; comfortable
6 -room house, insul brick siding.
TERMS on the farm will be announced
sale day, TERMS en all tither items
are cash. There will be no reserve.
DUNC. McKAY, Proprietor.
Dennis and Wilfong. Auctioneers
A. W, Corby, Clerk
' 46291
AUCICLEARINGSALE
of Farm Stock, Machinery and, house-
hold effects at lot 18 and 19, eon. 8,
Tuekersmith twp., 2 miles west of Eg-
mondville on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
24, at 12:30 sharp.
CATTLE ---2 Jersey cows, carrying sec-
ond calf bred June 5 and 10; spotted
heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 6; Holeeein
cow, 5 years old, bred May 12; Holstein
cow, 5' years old, bred'M'arch 24; Holstein
cow, three years old, due time of sale;
Holstein cow, 8 years old, bred June 7;
Holstein cow, 3 years old, 'bred May 18;
3 black cows, fresh in August and rebred;
Holstein and Hereford, bred May 11; 9
Shorthorn cows with calves at foot, from
350 to 400 lbs., and rebred ;, 8 Durham
and Hereford steers, 600 to 700 lbs.: 1-yre
old white face heifer; 15 spring calves; 2
calves, 1 month old.
PIGS -1 York sow, with pigs at foot.
IMPLEMENTS-Fordson major tractor,.
equipped with 3 -furrow plow and cultiva-
tor; Ford tractor in A-1 condition; Fer-
guson mower, 7 -ft. cut: pulley for Ford
tractor ;8 -plate 1 -way disc; 3 -section drag
harrows: 4 sections diamond harrows; 16 -
run disc fertilizer drill, like new; Mc-
Cormick side rake, on rubber, like new;
7 -ft. M.H. binder, pea harvester and reeler,
muffler; 3 -drum steel roller; Litz grain
and corn grinder, new; 120 -ft., skive belt;
modern rubber -tired wagon, like new; flat
hay rack; 2.000 .11,. scales; feed cart; bean
puller.: 1 set of breeching harnese, good:
2 -unit Surge milking machine, 1 year old;
1 steel water tank, new; milk pails and
other equipment; I electric brooder and
4 shelters, new; bale lifter; barrels; feed
troughs and boxes; chains; ferks, and
many other articles.
Quantity of household effects, including
cook stove, tables, chairs, rockers, chester-
field and bed room furniture.
No reserve as the farm is sold. TERMS
-CASH.
JAMES BLACK, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
4629-2
Lots of Insects,
80,000 Kinds
in Canada
-- About 80909- differentltinds of in-
sects liVe in Canada, according to
a recent census made in -the Cana-
dian National Collection of Insects
at Ottawa. In making this esti-
thate, G. P. Holland, 'Chief of the
Insect Systematics and Biological
Control 'Unit, Canada DePartment
of Agridulture, ,and, head curatOr.
Of the National Insect Collection
added that "new ono?: are being
discovered every day."
This means that there are about
Unite as Many kindt of insects .%
Canada alone as there are differ-
ent kinds of animals, birds and
fish combine& in the entire world.
Noalk Were „building his ark to-
day.-thiS Bine for a pair of 'each
of the living creatures et, Canada
Unly—Alie wad& have bitty& d
room softie 500 tet iong and 160
feet Wide ,Jut to Provide ech pair
With One. agnate •foot ^Of On*
atm a olgAleak
'' 5reqdre -tad& tote. It
G14044. ''**1;04Y Inoknnig,
Oete.her40,414, ,
ANNOUNCEIVIENr
Mr. -,atid WS, Leonard Hunter,
Clintq11- WiSh, to announce the en-,
•gagernent of theiir youngest daugh-
ter,Agnes Marlene to Mr. Jack
Albert Adkina, on of Me. and Mrs.
Henry Adtins, flensall. The wed-
ing will take place the latter part
of October in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich, • Ontario.
Dr. Mclielvie Ideaves
Dr. D.. J. McKelvie, who has
practised in ilensall for the Past
five years is leaving on October
18 for Essex where he will go into
partnership with Dr. G. S. Brown,
VS. Past president of the Kins-
men Club and on the executive of
the Hensall Legion, he was a mem-
ber of different organizations.
Mrs. McKelvie Was a past presi-
dent of the Legion Ladies' Auxili-
ary, past president of the Evening
Auxiliary of the United Church and
memberlof the Kinette\Club.
Kinette Charter Night
Charter night of the Henson
Kinette Club was held at the New
Commercial Hotel, Hensall, Tues-
day when District Kinette conven-
or, Lois Peckitt, Chatham, installed
the °Mars.
President; Mrs. Harold Knight;
vice-president, Mrs. Jack Heal;
secretary, Mrs. Jack Dryadale;
treasurer, Mrs. Angus McLean;
registrar, Mrs. Wm. Mickle.
She also addressed the group
speaking on the history of the
Kinette Club.
Mrs. Robert Pryde, 'Exeter, fav.
ore d with piano solos. Kinettes
Mrs. D. J. McKelvie, Mrs. William
Mickle, Mrs. Donald Joynt and
Mrs. J. Clarke did a dance number
accompanied at the piano by Dr.
D, J. McKelvie.
Exeter Kinette Club were in at-
tendanee and their president, Mrs.
Ralph Genttner extended congrat-
ulations from the Exeter club. Mrs.
Mrs. McKelvie was presented
with a gift by MTS. W. Mickle.
Miss Betty Mickle, B.Sc.N., Tor-
onto, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mick -
le and family.
Miss Margaret Mousseau return -
,ed home from a pleasant trip by
CPR train from Montreal, Three
Rivers, Cap De La Madeleine and
Quebec.mr.and
Mrs. Keith Lindsay, of
Thamesville, spent Thanksgiving
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Greer, London,
were Thanksgiving visitors with the
latter's mother, Mrs. J. Bonthron.
The Misses Vera and Lela Welsh,
Toronto, were Thanksgiving guests
with Miss A. Consitt.
Mrs. J. Bonthron was visited re-
_
cen: ih her ,:siAter,, AlOrtnen'
Peppley,,, anover, er brother,
10.;00h., Youaghled, of „Bandit*
Miss Itlarie Willdeet,.69e4t
Thanksgiving with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. 'and' Mrs. C. L. Jinita, •
Mr. and Mrs. ErnesP Appleton,
Exeter, were recent visit:in. with
Mr. and MTS. C. L. Jinks.
Marks 78th Birthday
Monday was Thanksgiving Day
la more ways than one for John
Passmore, ,of liensall, when his
family held a surprise party for
him at Armstrong's Restaurant,
Exeter, in honor of his 78th birth-
day, A turkey dinner was served
with all the trinimings.
Attending the celebration were
Mr. and Mrs. William McLean and
son William, Hamilton; Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd John Passmore and
family, Ann, Judy and Mary Fran-
ces, of Delhi; Rev, Robert Pass-
more, Mrs. Passmore, Robert John
and Ann, of Owen Sound; Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Elder. Ken, Jean, Cathy
and John, of Hamilton; Mr. an
Mrs. Ken Passmore, Laird John
and Janet/Marie, of Aylmer; Mrs.
Pearl Passmore, Ron and Norma,
Hens all.
-Mr. Passmore was the recipient
of lovely gifts from the family, in-
cluding a birthday cake flanked at
each side with candles, which was
served at the dinner.
In the evehing at the *home of
Mr. Passmore, Janet Marie, in-
fant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Passmore, of Aylmer, received the
rites of baptism in a ceremony
performed by her uncle, Rev. R.
Passmore, of Owen Sound.
lion insects are stored in the Cana-
dian National Insect Collection. "As
a means to enable Canada to cope
with the enormpus problem of-'
segrating and identifying all these
different insects, Mr. Holland stat-
ed:
"This relatively young collec-
tion has already attained status as
one of the most important in the
Americas. Its tremendous value
as a source of authoritative refer-
ences makes it one of our great
national assets."
This summer some 1,500' entom-
ologists. who attended the tenth
International Congress in ' Mon-
treal in August, during one of the
Congress excursions, visited Ot-
tawa to see this collection and to
meet' the scientists who conduct
research on the classification of
Canadian insects.
The Canadian National Insect
collection is housed in the Science
Service Building located on the
Central Experimental Farm. The
present staff includes about 20 re-
search officers -assisted by techni-
cians, stenqgraphers and clerks.
tv.
It
Their We differs from that of
other offi ers of the Entomology
Division ho undertake projects
on practical insect control in a di-
rect manner.
"A fundamental objective of our
work," Mr. Holland asserted,, "is
to make available the ultimate
knowledge of the entire insect life
of Canada, so that species may be
recognized when required, and to
provide information on their dis-
tribution and habits." ,
This is an important objective
since the primary basis ler study
of any entomological problem , is
proper segregation of the species
of insects concerned.
I
cceP
Hindi
The seetibnal 744404g A
vction qf thiron PreAnrgerigV.NP
boldat, Centralia 'WeduesdayfAmb
morning and alterneon 'essie`
The churches were well io rermn
ed. Mrs. W. 11. Love,'OrRIA :A*
president of the soutbsectio .!ehair:
ed the meeting. ItePoils of Ali or-
ganizations were -subnutted. Mrs.
J. H. Childs, of London Conference
branch, guest speaker i addressed
the meeting, choosing for her
theme, "The We* of a Missionary
Society", dividing the audience in-
to four groups with a leader for
each group, who were given a list
of questions relating to the work pf
the Dominion Board, Presbyterials,
and the organizations in onr chur-
ches. Mrs. W. McVittie, Blyth,
president of Huron Presbyterial,
gave the presidents message, and.
Mrs. Tiffin,' Wingham, candidate
secretary of Huron Presbyterial,
submitted a report of the School for
Leaders at Alma College, St. Thom-
as.
Hensall United Church WMS ex-
tended the invitation to hold the
1957 sectional meeting there. A trio
from Grand Bend sang, and dinner
was served by the ladies of the
church.
Mrs. Len Purdy, Hensel Mr,
and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and fam-
ily, of Centralia, visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deitz
of ,Brodhagen. Mrs. Deitz is a
neice of Mrs. Purdy.
KIPPEN NEWS OF THE WEEK
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stogdill, Tor- ' pids, Mich., was called home owing
onto, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. to an accident suffered by his
Elston Dowson, Mrs. Stogdill,' who mother, Mrs. Lydia Doig, when she
is a sister of Mr. Dowson, also vis- fractured her hip in a fall at her
ited with her brother Mr. Lloyd home, Mr. Doig and his sister,
Dowson, of Varna, .iJanet, returned to Graad Rapids
Mr. Taylor, Stratford. was a on Sunday.
Thanksgiving guest with his grand Miss Louise Hyde, of -London
mother, Mrs. Alice Dinsdale. !Bible Institute, and Miss Jean
Mrs, Lydia Doig, 83, Kippen, was Hyde, on the staff of the Oshawa
taken by Bonthron ambulance to General Hospital, spent Thanks -
Victoria Hospital. London, Friday, giving with their parents, Mr. ,find
suffering with a fractured hip, re- Mrs. Alex Hyde.
suit of a foil when she slipped and , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyde, Wind -
fell in her home. At date of writ- ' sor, , spent the weekend with the
ing--she was resting corafortably. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren visit- Alex Hyde.
ed over the weekend with' Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Smith, of Hamilton. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
d
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert Lovell, Sunday, were: Mr. an
Mrs. Henry ,Prout, Mr. and Mrs.
and 371erle visited with Mr. an,d
Mr's. Jack Dickert, o Harriston. Steve Lovell and son, John, Mr.
a
Mr. John Doig, of Grand Ra-
nd Mrs. Tom Henry and son,
• John, all of Chatham.
Mrs. Leonard Lovell and son
Further contributions received by David Bradley, are spending a few
the Tuckersmith. McKillop and days with Mrs. Lovell's parents and
Hibbert Cyclone fund 'include: ' atended the funeral of her uncle,
Lloyd Sorsdahl. Crom'arty ....,..2121.... Mr. Pete Wilcox op Tuesday.
Archie McKellar. Cromarty .,.. 3.T....: The October meeting,of the Mis-
Robt. Laing, Cromarty Lou sionary Society of St. Andrews
Alex Gardiner. Cromarty 5.00 United Church, Kippen, was held
Eldon Allan. Cromarty 5:000 at the home of Mrs, Robert Elgie
m 10
James Miller. Cro
arty ... with Mrs. W. J. McLean as co -
John Wallace. Cromarty 1.00 hostess. Mrs. Emmerson Ander-
Mervin Dow, Cromarty 2.00 son, president, chaired the meet -
:John •Longstaff, Seaforth
10.00 ing, which opened with.The singing
of "My Faith Looks 'Up to Thee".
I
Mrs. Joe. McLellan read sacred
. I passages and led in prayer. Min -
Mr. Glen Swan has returned utes of the September meeting were
home from the west where he had read and approved. Margie Elgie
been employed repairing 'trailers and Sharon McBride favored with.
by General Coaph 'Works, of Hen- , two piano duets. ,Mrs. John Sin-
sall. olair gave a short article -ori
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox. of Thanksgiving. Dirs. Ross Love
Sarnia, are guests at the home submitted very interesting and in -
of Mr... and Mrs. Lorne Wilson for , formative highlights of the Huron
Thanksgiving. 'Presbyterial Sectional meeting held
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyce spent at Centralia,
the weekend with friends at Wind- 1 The topic on "Korea" was given
sor. I by Mrs. Russell Consitt, as an in -
Miss Ina and Ellen Mae Scott,1troduetion to the new study book.
London. spent Thanksgiving with Nominating committee appointed
Mr., Ross and Wm. Scott. for officers were Mts. Ross Love,
Mrs. Elsie Forrest, of London, Mrs. J. McLellan and Mrs. Stuart
spent the weekend. with Mrs: A. Pepper; programme committee,
McQueen and Margaret. I Mrs. Ralph Turner, Mrs. John A.
Miss Katherine McGregor, of, Cooper and Mrs. Bruce 'McGregor.
Wingham, is visiting with Mr. and 1, The president extended courtesy
Mrs. John McGregor, Stanley. 1 remarks to those taking part in
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, of the programme and Mrs. Elgie for
York, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, the use of her home for this meet -
Leamington, spent • Thanksgiving ing. Following singing of a hymn,
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anderson closed the meeting
Edgrar and Mrs.
T. . 1 with prayer. Lunch was served
m
A. Anderson, of by Cirle A. A meeting of the WA,
Torontp, were guests at the home presided over by. the president,
of Mrs. Anderson's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones followed. Plans
Mrs. A. Paterson over the weekend. were outlined for the annual bazaar
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson and to be held November 17.
Mrs. Stackhouse spent Sunday with The WA of St. Andrews United
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Neale and Church held a very successful bake
family, Glencoe. Johnston,
. sale at Drysdale's Hardware, Hen-
Mrs.ohnston, Seaforth, salt, on Saturday, Sept. 6, and real -
spent the weekend with her cousin, ized $43. Incharge of the sale Were
Mrs. Frank McGregor.. Mrs. R. McGregor, Mrs. R. Klee,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moffatt, Mr.- Mrs. M. Cooper, Mrs. Bruce Mc -
and Mrs. Simon McKenzie visited Gregor, Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs.
with Mrs. Peter Moffatt and Janie N. McLeod. Mrs. Harold Jones is
Moffatt, Seaforth, on Sunday. president of the society.
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