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laisher Sale Slasher Sale
1952 Chev. De tuke Sedan
'1951 Pontiac Coach
1951 Dodge Sedan
1949 Chev. Sedan
1948 Pontiac Coach
1946 Dodge' Sedan
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
You Make the Offer
Seaforth Motors
Chev. - Olds.
Chev. Trucks
Open evenings, 8 to JO
PHONE 541
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Patietit of Victoria,. IfoisPital,•'•loon-
don, having 'undergone a major
operation,. returned. M her hO.Me:
On Frida.y, . .
• The". Institute. Rally will he held
at •Cranbreek Monday, Nov. ,9, 1,41
Members are asked to bringa box
lunch. Tea will be provided.
gold Successful' Fowl Supper
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POteri, IAA Pricl4y,•4134, the •fellov,
were elected tO 'office; '.1*nai-
deot, Nelson Mcclinchey, genaall
vice -present, Geraldine, Parker;
Hensallseeretary, Soyee-Randiton;
Exeter; sotig-•leader,..MOna Dedar-
dine, Grand, Rend. At the meetiog
scheduled.' to be held at the school
Friday,. Nov. 10., Rev. E. J. Watt -
ham, 'of Grand Bend, and Joe
Baker, of Wingham, will be the
gest speakers.
The Women's Association of
Goshen United Church, with a
membership of thirty, sponsored
one of the finest fowl suppers ever
held M the district, on Tuesday
evening. As the church is a small
one and Could not accommodate
a large number, only 100 tickets
were -sold at $1.50 each. Rev. T. J.
Pitt, minister of the church, chair-
ed the program. Rev. C. D. Dan-
iel, of Hensall, was guest speaker
and spoke 'on "Pioneer Work of
the Church and the. Responsibili-
ties of the Present." 'Miss Doris
Johnson, ot. Clinton,. favored with
selections on the marimba, with
Miss Carol Pepper, of near Sea -
forth, accompanying on the piano.
Miss 'pepper also contributed two
vocal/solos. Mrs, Elgin McKinley
favored with a reading.
W.I. To Meet
The November meeting of lien-
sall W.I. will be held in the Legion
Hall Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., when
special films will be shown and a
penny sale held. Member's hus-
bands and friends are welcome.
Members. are asked to bring art-
icles to the penny sale. Hostesses
Hensall District
Family Escapes
Hensell fire department was call-
ed to the' scene of a fire .at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eve Van
der Worp, two and a quarter miles
northeast of Hensall, at 6 a.m. Sat-
urday morning. '
The fire, which started in the
attic, caused hundreds of dollars of
damage by fire and smoke in two
bedrooms and hall, and lower part
by water. Mr. andMrs. Van der
Worp and their seven children were
sleeping and owe their lives to the
fact -that their son. Bill,. 14, was
awakened by the cracking of the
wires which he thought was a thun-
derstorm. The family wa's awak-
ened and alarm given. It is pre-
sumed the fire was caused by de-
fective wiring. Hensall firemen,
with Chief Byran Kyle, did great
work in saving the house.
Mr. Van der Worp is employed
with E. L. Mickle & Son on their
large poultry farm on No. 4 High-
way, north of Hensall.
Don't miss one of these outstanding
food values. Come in to -day and
,compare our prices, quality, and ser-
vice, the!fl you be the judge.
IGA
MARGARINE
WAXED PAPER.
IGA EXTRA WHIPPED
SALAD DRESSING
"Gee, Mum—is
it supper time
already?"
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IGA WHOLE CANNED
CHICKEN
Super Dollar Feature
IGA
EVAPORATED
MILK
9 Tall $100
AYLMER
TOMATO. CATSUP
FIVE ROSES WHITE
CAKE. MIXES 2
IGA
BEANS „in. PORK 2
IGA
CHOICE PEAS 2
IGA,CHOICE _
•DESSERT :PEARS
1 -LB.
CTN.
100 -
FT.
ROLL
27c
25c
33c
1.39
16-0Z.
JAR
31/4 -LB.
TIN
CIGARETTES
BREEZE 5;,EO,F,:
SERVIETTES ,GA
COFFEE 17:
JELL.°
SALMON ChallengerCohoe
BOT.
PKGS.
20 -OZ.
TINS
15 -OZ.
TINS
2 15 -OZ.
TINS -
21c
49c .
33c'
31c
CTN.
OF 200 2.99
,GT.
PKG.
2 pKGS.
1 -LB.
BAG
3 PKGS.
73/4 OZ.
TIN
77c
33c
99c
29c
41c
1
ROBIN
HOOD
FLOUR
7 -LB.
BAG
33c
IGA QUALITY FRESH FOODS
"TABLERITE"
BONLESS it
ESS ROUND
S'TEA o _r ROAST
lb. 69c
(Tablerite' -
sirloin
, .,'‘',.. •, ,, . . Porterhouse, Wing 'lb 691C
STE.AICS
T,abletite Rindless , 1 .
SIDE BACON . '
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POTATOES • 10 lbs. 33c
P.E.I.
'POTATOES • • • • 50-1b. Bag 1.29
EMPEROR
GRAPES
2 lbs. 25c
McINTOSII _
APPLES 6 -qt. Basket 75c
CELERYSTALKS • • • • 2 for 29c
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Telephone
Round -up
Mr414,4' '
Were hotiore4ep, Rae 20tb,
yersarY of :PIM Illarrtage 111.9.1-
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day evening; When. theY were
guests at the home of Mr. and
IlArs. Albert Rensmore, Mitchell,
along with, over 20 relatives and
close friends. Mrs. Robinson` AS
the former Dorothy Stacey„daugb-
ter of Mrs. Rena Stacey, Ribbert
Township; and the late Mr. StacOY.
Mr. Robinson is the son of the late
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Winners at :euchre' were Miss
Belle Robinson, Mrs. Jack Stacey,
Mowat Stacey and William Sebben.
After a lunch, Mrs. Ebner Klein-
feldt,- Dublin, read an address of
good wishes, and Jack Stacey pre-
sented the honored couple with a
wall mirror. Friends attended from
Stratford, Dublin, Zion, Mitchell
and district.
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Every parent knows how
easily a two -gun cowboy
can lose track of time —
especially around mealtime.
But she also knows it's a
simple matter to round him
up by telephone. And any
vague feeling of anxiety
about where he is or what
he is doing is quickly
dispelled by that eager voice
at the other end of the line.
Yes, the telephone is a
convenience and a comfort,
all day long. It means
fewer meals grown cold
because youngsters -or hus-
band are late getting home.
It means more security
when you're alone at night.
It Means more things done
with less time and effort.
Yet this endlessly useful
servant works for you for
just a few cents a day.
THE BELL TELEPHONE
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qabiligrtk :did-- their, ,Ilegt,',-:„to•, wi*
sortie strength was sheyve,hr
the professionals ,L,104-.A10111•WaVi'
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Hensall Kids Have
Hallowe'en Frolic
Children of Hensall and district
enjoyed a Hallowe'en party in the
Town Hall Wednesday evening,
sponsored by the I.O.O.F. and Am-
ber Rebekah Lodges, with P. L.
McNaughton' as master of cere-
monies. Films in charge of Jack
Drysdale were shown.
Winners were: character, under
six, John Joynt, Bradley Mous-
seau; comic, under six, Dotty: Kip-
fer, Janice Bonthron; character,
six to 10, Barry Mousseau, Brian
Bonthron, Joyce' Flynn, Catherine
McLean; comic, 6 to 10, Suzanne
Rannie and Nancy Kyle, first;
Cathy Scene, second; character, 11
and over, Bobby Mickle, Carol
Brown; comic, 11 and over, Steve
Kyle, Leo Tilierio.
Judg'es. were Mrs. Inez McEw-
an, Mrs. W. R. Bell and Mrs. E. R.
Shaddick.
It is estimated that for every
Canadian employed in the mining
industry. four others are employed
in related or supply industries.
VETERAN'S CAB
Under New Management
RAY CHAMBERS, Prop.
Passengers Insured
PHONE 362
SEAFORTH
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li!eef and Dairy
CONCENTRATE
CASH,
SALE
We will allow $5.00 per ton discount on all Cash Pur.
chases of Dairy and Beef Concentrates until November,
30, 1956.
This also applies on Beef Concentrates containing Stilbestral
" QUALITY COUNTS"
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Trim
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