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Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FATieM
ac Steele anal Implements, on Wednesday,
November 2eth, at 12 o'cioc harp, Lot '11,
Concession 4, Morris Tow • p, Las railer east
O f Eelgrave: 30 h of choice Durbams;
,poultry; full line of farm machinery, tractor
and equipment; hay and grain- Terms -lash,
WILLIAM, • J., McMURRAY, Proprietor ; Har-
old Jackson, , Auctioneer. 4171-1
AUCTION SALE OF IIOIISEHOLD EF-
fecls he Town of Seaforth, Goderich St
Bast, on Monday, December 1st, at 1.30 p.m.:
Full line of household effects, including stove,
'wadbing machine, kitchen. dining room,
ing room and 'bedroom furniture, wardrobe,
dishca, kitchen ..utensils, garden tools and a
bolt. of other artieles. Property sold. Terms
Cash, MICHAEL CROWLEY, "Proprietor;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4.171-2
CcO MUNITY AUCTION SALE IN THE
Seaforth Skating Rink, Saturday, Novem-
beP ^22nd, at 1 p.m.: Dining room table,
chairs ; 3 china cabinets ; .breakfast • set; buf-
fet table; 4 chairs; wardrobe; lazy boy chair;
child's cot; ehe:t of drawers ; combination
wardrobe and chest; walnut finish single bed;
tables; hivh chair; kitchen chairs: doll buggy
(like new) ; smokers ; eongoleum rug 9x9;
ironing board; radio stand; stoves: Quebec
healer and cook stove; dishes; kibehen uten-
sils; leather couch and chair; 1 wine studio
couch (practically new) ; 2 occasional chairs
(like new); chesterfield table; rocking•chairs;
sewing machine; cupboards ; sink ; fruit jars ;
cherry set of drawers; bedroom furniture; 2-
rvwheelk,trailer in good condition; man's fur
coat; electric radio ; extension table; 9 kit -
ellen chairs ; 4 rockers ; ,3 small tables ; 3
dressers and stands ; springs and mat -
trees ; 1 sideboard; ki hen cupboard; box
es
etoxe and pip; Quebeccook stove; glass
cupboard. Anyone wanting to put furniture*.
sale, please phone or send list to HAROLD
JACKSON, Auctioneer, before Nov. 15th.
4170-2
AUCTION SALE IN TOWN OF SEAFORTH,
Friday, November 21st, at 1 p.m., on
Centre Street: Findlay cream enamel cook
e (new); extension table; hitcher chaos;
stove board; couch; electric radio; Eureka
vacuum sweeper; number of small tables ;
number- of rockers pantry bake cupboard;
,cherry drop-leaf "table; glass cupboard; wash-
ing machine:' oak dining room suite -table, 6
chairs, buffet, china cabinet (like new) ; dav-
enport; settee; oak library table; day bed:
2 living room chairs: hall seat and mirrgr:
'number of other mirrors; .numbee of occa-
sional chairs ; oval oak parlor table ; Bell
upright piano; 3 .bedroom suites -beds,
springs, mattresses, dressers, wash stands;
toilet sets and, quilt boxes: quantity of wool
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF COWS AND YOUNG
Cattle, at Lot 15, Concession 13, McKil-
lop 'Township, on Tneedae, December 2nd, at
L30 p.m. ED. DAVIDSON, Proprietor; Har-
old Jackson, Auctioneer. 4171-1
A A1413UCTION SALE OF DAIRY COWS A13
Young Cattle, at Porters Hill, 3 miles
west of Huhnesville. on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 2,6th. commencing at 1.30 p.m. sharp.
consisting of: 18 choice dairy cows, 2 fresh,
3 cine time of sales balanee due December,
January, February; 4 farrow cows; 10 Hol-
stein heifers in calf ; 10 Holstein heifer
calves; 12 yearling Holstein heifers ; 20 beef
ty' c• heifers. This is a good lot of stock and
will be sold under usual guarantee. Sale
bold under cover. and young cattle, to be sold
first. Tervns--Cash. A, E. TOWNSHi' ND,
Proprietor; Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
4171-1
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND
Household Effects, John Street, Seaforth,
'Saturday, November 29tb. at 12-30 p.m.: Full
list• of dining -room, kitchen and bedroom
furniture, eta PROPERTY -7 -room 2 -storey
sirocco house' with reception hall and large
basement, en John Street. Hardwood floors
throughout; bath room, heated with practical-
ly new oil burner, fireplace, recently redecor-
ated. Garage; flower garden. Terms -Chat-
tels, cash. Property, 10 per cent down, bal-
ance 30 days.. Reserve bid. For further.par-
ticulars contact Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
ESTATE OF THE LATE HAZEL ELCOAT;
McConnell & Hays, Solicitors for Estate; E.
P. Cheeney, Clerk. 4170-3
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, MON-
day next. November 24th, at 1.30 o'clock,
on Lot 15, Concession 7, Hallett, five roads
west, three north o; Seaforth: James E.
Medd will offer for sale 50 head of Cattle;
18 cows: 5 Dtf{al Purpose: -just freshened; 3
Dual Purpose, to (freshen December and Janu-
ary; 2 'Holstein cows rising 4, bred, to fresh-
en January; 4 pure bred Hereford cows, bred,
to freshen in Spring; 4 Hereford steers, 800
lbs.; 15 Winter calves, 450 to, 500 lbs.; 1
.holstein heifer bred, to freshen in Spring:
e -lure fired Hereford bulls, 10 months; 4 fat
steers, 1,000 lbs.; 10 yearling steers and
heifers ; 1 saddle horse, 8 years • old, quiet;
eenerisi purpose mare supposed to be in
foal; 1 sow and 10 pigs a 1 English Collie
dog; 1 Scotch and English female pup, 10
months. This stock is extra good and will
e ecu 'o tne,highest bidder. Terms -Cash,
or • credit can be arranged. JAMES E.
u91.Uu, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer. 4171x1
blankets, guilts and •bed linens; floor cover_ Notice To Creditors
ing , picrures; 2 rugs, 9:x12' and 9.x10'; car-
pets; 10 scatter math and other floor cover-
ings; quantity of dishes ; kitchen utensils and
linens ; floor lamp and table Wraps; 2 long
Madders ; 2 step ladders ; rope blocks; planes ;
squares and other. carpenter tools ; 5 hand
saws, chisels, tsCl boars, trestles, wheelbar-
row; lawn hose; black robe ;: lawn mower,
and other garden tools ; seaders, 50 jars of
fruit; crocks ; chestnut coal and wood; host
of other articles, W. JOHN MCINTOSH., Pro-
prietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
4170-.2
CL^ARING AUCTION SALE of FARM,
Farm Stock and Implements, at Lot 17,
Concussion 12, McKillop Township, 2 •miles
east of Leadbury corner,. on Thursday, No-
vember 27th, at 12 p.m.': CATTLE -Cows: 1
due March 30th. 5 years old; 1 due March 1st,
6. years old; 1 due December 5th, heifer; 1
due November 25th, 4 years old; 1 due March
19th, 9 years old; 1 pure bred Hereford 4
years old; 1 due June 19bh, 3 years old; 1
due.•November 23rd, heifer; Registered Dur-
ham bull 2 years old. Cathie --3 steers ris-
ing ,2 years old, weigh 800 lbs.; 2 heifers 2
years old, 600 tbs. ; 9 calves; 2 young calves;
17 chunks pigs, 70 lbs.; 1 sow due January
13th. HORSES -1 bay gelding 6 ye rs old;
1 matched team; blue roan, 4 and S years
old; general purpose horse 7 years old; 2 sets
team • -harness; 1 set good driving harness;
horse collar: horse blankets ; 1- Collie dog.
IMPLEMENTS. -Binder, '-Massey-Harris, six-
foot cut; McCormick -Deering mower, 6 ft.
cut; disc drill, fertilizer (11 hoe) ; spring tooth
cultivator; packer; 3 -section harrows; 1 set
disc harrows; hay loader ; wagon and sliding
rack; horse stuffier; John Deere 2 -furrow
riding' plow; single. furrow plow ; 2 walking
plows ; buggy trubber tires) ; Portland • cut-
fer; grindstone; root pulper; car trailer and
stock rack : scales 2,00.s 1c6.• Renfrew cream
separator (like new),: hayfork rope,.sling and
cnaua. pt:l.eys ; w•nnl:etl ses ; forks ; shovels ;
wheelbarrow ; bags, 'sacks ; bag holder: 'bag
truck; water troa'rh ; bob sleigh: flat rack ;
stoneboat;,manure • spreader, Massey -Harris;
Cyclone seeder; barrels; 5 -gallon coal oil can;
100 feet snow fence; lumber; cedar posts;
steam coal ; grain: hay ; sap Pans, 75 sap
nails; c8 -gallon} ,syrup eon; gathering tank;
Grimin's evaporator; supply tank; quantity
pine roots ; 2 colony houses, 10x12; 1 small
one; cbicxen -troughs, etc.; 145 Sussex Red
pullets; brooder stove; 1930 P'lymbtfth Sedan.
in good condition HOUSEBIOLD EF-
FECTS -Drop leaf table; 6 dining room
chairs; 1 bed, springs and mattress; dresser;
feather ticks; oil'' lamps ; Alladin lamp ; coal
• •rove; crook stove;, 1 lounge;' cupboard;
kitchen cabinet; churn; rocking chairs; hand
wasn.ng machine; man's dog skin coat; lea-
ther coat, sheep skin, lined; lantern; lawn
mower; portable bath tub. FARM -100 -acre
farm; 7 -room bungalow type house; bank
barn with all cement stabling; implement
shed and garage; wader in barn and house ;
drilled well sand windmill. Small spring creek
crosses farm. WeII fenced; 5 acres bush.
Buildings are in No, 1 repair; land in good
state of cultivation. Will be sold subject to
reserve bid. Teams -Chattels, cash, Proper-
ty, 10 per cent down,' balance in 30 days.
MRS. RUBY DUNDAS, Proprie$ress;' E. P.
Chesney,- Clerk ; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
4170-2.
''CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
✓ Stock and Implements, Grain, Hay and
• Household Effects, at Lot 12, Concession 8,
•McKillop,' 21a miles north of Beechwood, 3
Miles east of Winthrop, on Friday, November
28th, at 12.30 sharp: One general' purpose
horse, 12 years. CATTLE -1 cow due to
freshen 10th February : 1 Durham heifer due
in February; 2 Durham caws ; (e part Rol-
, stein cow; 4 Durham yearlings-; 1 Durham
bull, 1 year; 9 Spring calves, Durham; 20
pigs, 3 months; 75 hens, 1 year; 500 bushels
mixed grSfn; 75 bushels barley; 85 bushels
A'ax, seed oats quantityof hayand grain;
7 g
heavy harness • single harness. HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS --Eureka electric washing machine;
1 large storage cupboard; L„large bureus c; I
^ couch and 1 bed with springs; cpditon': t-
tery radio (1 t/1 volt) ; 1 bedroom dresser; 1
gasoline iron and 1. gasoline lamp; Aladdin
hanging Lamp; .kitchen stove; heating stove
and 2 -burner coal oil stove; some kitchen
,chairs; kitchen table, oak finish; 25 -gallon
milk cern and number 'of barrels, etc. iM-
P'IzEMENTS--1 'Massey -Harris groin binder
with canvases; 1 Massey -Harris manure
spreader; 1 Massey -Harris eultivater, 13 -
;booth; 1 out -throw disc, 12•plate; ,1 set har-
rows, 4 sections, and 1 -horse seufiter ; 2 walk
ing 'plows, Oliver corn smeller; 2 -fur-
-row gang plow; McCormick -Deering ,mower, 5
foot; 1 gravel box; 1 wagon box; 1 hay
loader; 1 flat rack ; 2 hay racks ; • 2 sets
sleighs ; 1 dump rake; 1 side rake; 1 roller;
d Case fertilizer drill, Il -disc, 2 years old:'
alight wagon; rubber tired buggy ; cutter;
wagon; 6110+ -inch Massey -Harris grain grind-
er;' Curtin fanning mill and bag truck;
Renfrew scales and number of bags and
sacks ; set of beam scales; steel pig troughs':
seeding box for cultivator; 30 -foot windmill
,tower; irh H.P. Johnson gasoline engine; 1
weeny house 10x14 feat and 2 chicken ehel-
tors; 1 oil brooder stove; '2 oil drums ; same
6 -gallon cams ; tjuantity of lumber ; root yea
rp' er; eliding' rack ; hay fork and set of- sling's;
Bang bleak; post •
hole digging. equipment : • 3
rolls barbed 'wire and some steel 'pests'; 2
ebop lanes; wbeelbarrdw ; forks and (shwa
ela ; 2 pig hangers ; steel fireplace for sap pan
With smokestack 2 sugar kettles sap pan
Med pails: Meek and tackle.; wagon ,✓lace ;
set of wagers wheals 2 trees new have reek'
sills end some plank; other articles; Witte
ereollont cefiditton ; Model A Forel, 'good
shape. 1:4'6 reset -ire 4 'fa hoe .beet/ eold-
Th. (ll;TtALb. RA; Proprio-
tar'ante* L I'tltatl,. Ditbiin. Auctioneer;
Tistelaa CeRourke, Meerlf , 4171x1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of LEO DORSkY FORTUNE
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
t)le Estate of Leo Dorsey Fortune, late of
the Township et Tuckersmith. Drover, deceased,
who died on or about the 8th day of Novem-
ber, AD., 1947. are hereby notified to send
in to the undersigned on or before the 17th
day of December, 1947, full particulars 'of
their clahits.
Immediately after the said last mentioned
date, the 'assets of the said estate will be
distributed amairgst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims d2 which, the
undersigned shall then have notice, to the
exclusion of all others, and the undersigned
will riot be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not then have
nuL,re fir the assets, so distributed or any
part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 17th day of
November, 1947. ,
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ot, s i
• Solicitor 'for the Estate.'
4171-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of WILLIAM G. DUNDAS
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of William G. Dundas, late
of the Township.of McKillop,in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died on the
3rd day of November, 1947, are hereby roti,
fied to send in fullparticulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before the
8th day of December. 1947, after which date
the assets will be distributed, having regard
only to claims then received.
DAIS) at Seaforth, this 7th day of No-
vember, 1947.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
° Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrix, •
4170-3
Notices
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First ,Posting of Voters'
List
VOTERS' LISTS, 1947, MUNICIPALITY OF'
THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH, COUNTY 01;
HURON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have complied with Section 7 of The
Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up
at my office at Seaforth, on the fifth day of
November, 1947. the list of all persona en-
titled to vote .in the said Municipality at
Municipal. Elections, and that such list re-
mains 'there for inspection,
And I hereby call upon all voters to `take
immediate proceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according to law, the
last day for appeal being the twenty-sixth 'day.
of November, 1947-
D. H. WILSON, warming closet and reservoir. Apply to
A.
aai1 Fours
S YGil-c- AE -0140 a
to tna, property some t ue'ago..
er nleY have same by proving proper
PaYing eaPenees. WILIZAM DORSI Y4
wa-
Ilub-
71x1
Salesman Wanted
C"lOUaIB
TY SALESMAN -AN OLD ESTA-
lieshed insulation conepany, with head of-
fice in Toronto, seeking the right man to
operate in the County of Huron. The man
o'hosen must be a willing wgrker, sober, cap-
able of earning $2,500 a year ani...leave ear.
Remunerationis on a straight commission
basis. This is an excellent proposition for
an ex -farmer with selling✓•• asbiliity. Box 615,
EXPOSITOR. 4171x1
Coming Events
HURON AND PERTH JUNIOR .FARMERS'
Public Speaking Finals at the High
School Auditorium, Thursday evening, Nov.
20th, 3.30 p.m, Everybody welcome.
4171-1
CKNX RANCH ,BOYS AT THE ORYSTAL
V Palace Ballroom, Mitchell„ Friday, No -
',ember 21st. Enjoy dancing on a beautiful
marble floor. New heating systeminstalled
for your comfort Check moan and refresh-
ment booth. 4171x1
Teachers Wanted
,TEACHER WANTED
APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED BY THE
undersigned for a fully qualified Protest-
ant teacher for S. S. No. 2, Tucketsmith.
Duties to commence January 5, 1948.
Applicants to state qualifications, experi-
ence and references, particularly name of last
inspector, if experienced. Salary $1,500.00
and up aeeording to experience.
S. H. WHITMORE,
Secrebary-Treasurer,
Tuckersmith School Area.
417b-tf
Help Wanted
HELP WANTED-MIDDLEAGED LADY TO
assist with house work; family . of two
adults. Apply Box 611, EXPOSITOR.
4170x2
EXPERIENCED BREAK-OUT MAN TO
take charge of our cut-off saw and lum-
ber shed. Also experienced cabinetmaker or
youth to learn cabinetmaking. Pleasant work-
ing conditions, good wages, very steady em-
ployment. Living accommodation available.
See or write full particulars , JAMES COLD
FURNITURE COMPANY, Ingersoll.
• 4171,1
Wanted
WANTED -PERMANENT POSITION FOR:
qualified bookkeeper and typist, male or
female. Good wages and working, conditions.
Apply to Box 612, EXPOSITOR, stating.ouali-
fications and references. 4170-2
]'ANTED TO BUY -OLD HORSES AND
dead animals, suitable for mink feed.
Will pay •Ic a pond for horses.'and will call
and • pick up same. Dead animals according
to value. If dead, phone at once. Phone
colldct: .TACK GILBERT, 936 r 21, or FRED
GILBERT, 036 r 32, Goderich.
4189-tf
Personals
asaYGTENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS)
mailed ,postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list, 6 samples 25c; 24 samples
31.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOVA -RUBBER
CO., Bax 91. Hamilton. Ont.
For Sale
aaOR SALE -A QUANTITY OF LUMBER;
4 colds kindl.ng wood; 1 good inside
toilet. Apply to J. W. FREE. 4171-1
von- SALE -CHILD'S 3 -PIECE SNOW
-suit, 4 to 4X; brown . tweed. Apply to
'Box 616, HURON EXPOSITOR. -
4171-1
FOR SALE -1938 FORD COACH, NEW
motor; good shape; 3700. T. A. DUT-
TON, Brucefield. 4171-1
FOR SALE -100 LIGHT SUSSEX PUL -
lets, laying. V4IL'LIAM ALEXANDER.
Phone 848 r 15, Seaforth. 4171-1
Fort SALE -SINGER SEWING 'MACHINE,
first-class condition. PHONE 150. e
4171-1
.FOR SALE -ONE BULL DOG PUP; ALSO
10 chunk,; of pigs. PHONE 33 r '79.
Hensall. 4171x1
FOR SALE -TWO LADIES' BLACK COATS,
fur -trimmed and plain; both in. first class
condition. -PHONE 383, Seaforth,
FOR SALE -BOY'S BICYCLE, IN -'EXCEL -
lent condition. Apply to DAVID BRAD -
SHAW, Seaforth, or phone 50.
4171x1.
FOR. SALE - RENFREW COOK RITE
stove, 2 years' old, in expellent eonditllbn,
with water front and copper reservoir.
PHONE 302, Seaforth. 4171x1
FOR SALE -THREE-PIECE CHESTER -
field suite, slightly used; electric fire-
place; 3 -piece bedroom suite; dinette set;
cook stove; linoleuma on floors; drapes.
PHONE 278-W. 4171-1
FOR SALE -'88 CHEVROLET MASTER
De Luxe Coupe, A-1" condition For fur-
ther particulars apply to JOHN ANDERSON,
R,R. 1, Seaforth. • - - 4171x1
FOR SALE -3 .RANGE STOVES, 2 WITH
Clerk of Seaforth. JOHN PETHICK, North Main Street, Sea -
4170 -2 forth. 4171x1
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting of Voters'
List
MUNICIPALITY QF HULLETT TOWNSHIP
•
Huron Cooniy -
NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i
have complied with Section 3 of the Vot-
ers' Lists
Amendment Act, c , 1987, and that I..
have •posted In) at my office, Londeshoro, op'
the 28th day of October, 1947,'lihe list of all
persons entitled to vote in the said Munici-
pality for members of parliament and mun-
icipal elections, and that such lists remain
there for inspection. And T hereby call upon
all voters to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or emissions corrected ac-
cording to law; the last day for appeals being
the 21st day of November, 1947.
GEORGE W. COWAN,
Clerk of Hullett Twp -
4179 -2
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LANDS FOR TAXES•
,c.
The Town of Seaforth
County, of Huron
•
TO WIT:
By vrrtve of a warrant issued by the Mayor
of the Town of Seaforth under his band and
the seal of the said Corporation bearing date
the 22nd day of September, 1947, sale of lands
in arrears of taxes in tote Town of Seaforth,
will be held in the Town Hall at the hour
of three o'clock in the afternoon on the fifth
day of January, 1948, unless the -taxes and
coats are sooner paid. Notice le hereby given
that the- list of lands for sale for arrears of
taxes was publfahed in the Ontario Gazette
on the Fourth day of 'October, 1947, and that
espies of the add dist may be bad at rat"
office.
J. H. WILSON
Treasurer.
41116-4
F▪ OR \SAT.F FOUR 750x20 USED • TRUCK
tires. with 700 mile: on. Apply to KEiL-
LAND'S. TIRE & BA 1"1 m.RY Phone 248,
Seaforth. 4171-1
*piOR SALE -1 COOK STOVE WITH RES-
'eavoir; 3 -burner coal oil stove with oven
in A-1 condition: 1 building lots approxi-
mately one-half acre, on George St. Apply
M ANGUS M,cLEAN. Phone 865, Seaforth.
4171-1
FOR' SALE 200- PULLETS, READY To
lacy, Sussex - New Hap; Lakeview, al
Exeter, strain. HAROLD COLEMAN, Staf-
fs. Phone 658 r 23, Seaforth, or 48 "r 4,
Dublin, 4171-1
F▪ OR SALE -A QUANTITY OF 12 -INCH
sea wood: also n 20-30 Wallace tractor.
in ✓nod condition. Apply to NORMAN
MCI-TOLSON, R.R. 2, Blyth, or phone T{I r
11, 4,170x2
Cards- of Thanks
THF- .FAMILY OF TEE LATE MR. J. WEL-
1nn-stnn •lohnaton wish to extend their
sincere 114•atitncle to their relatives, neighbors
and friends for the kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent bereavement; also
for the beautiful floral tributes. Special
thanks M Rev, Reba Stern, Dr, .T. A. Gorwill
and to those who so kindly loaned cars.
4171x1
I•n Memoriam
KENNAIlD-IN LOVING MEMORY OF
my dear husband, George Kennard, who
passed away four years ago, November 26,
1948.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart .holds dear;
Pond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near.
What would I give bis hand to eilasts, •
His happy ,fare to see,
To bear ilia voice and see his smile,
That meant so much to me.
4171x4.-Lovlmkly ..ernembere I by his Wife.
HENSA, . RESIPENaY " T T iTY,EWVi 1T ,
T WEEK
Mrs. Catherine Baker, oldest resi-
dent of Hensall, .next Tuesday will
observe her, 95th birthday. A week
ago Mrs. Baker poked for her photo
and the next ,day developed pneumon-
ia and was taken to Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, where her condi-
tion is regarded as satisfactory. Her
great age seems no bar to Mrs, Bak-
er's activities and she delights in
helping her daughter, Mrs, John Pfaff,
•witth whom she lives, with the house-
work and mending. Duringthe past
four years she has braided twenty-
five mats as she listens to the radio,
which is her favorite pastime. She
was horn in Kitchener and has lived
in Cranbrook, Goderich, Exeter and -
Hensall. She is unusually active for
one of her years, and her memory is
very keen. She recalls happenings of
many years ago ands how as a child
she watched her father make pine
shingles from wood cut in the 'bush.
She and her little brother used to
carry the wood from the bush, her
father making bon -fires • of the shav-
ings. This pastime 'Same to a sudden
end' one day when her brother "ran
through the hot ashes in his bare
feet and burnt his feet badly. • Mrs. -
Baker has one daughter and' two
sons: William, of Goderich, and Leo,
of Windsor; 17 grandvhildren and 12
great -grandchildren -
4•.....,..s
VARNA
Floyd McAsh, of Toronto, spent the
"week -end at the parental 'home..
Mrs. M. Reid spent last, week with
relatives in London.
Mr. George Foster, of Windsor,
spent the week -end with relatives
. here. Mrs. Stelck returned' to Wind,-
sor with him.
Mrs. Robinson Wood and Miss
Charlotte Johnston, of St,-Helend,
were recent visitors in this vicinit; ,
They were accompanied -by M.rs. Vic-
tor Taylor, of Brucefield.
Mrs. Jamieson and little sons, of
Centralia, are spending some time
'with her mother, Mrs. Gertie Reid.
' Mr. J. M. Glenn, of Hensall, and
Mr, Morley Goodfellow, of Toronto,
were recent guests with Mrs. M: G.
Beatty.
Mr. Isaac Medcalf, of Wingham,
called last week on his cousin, Mr.
James Stephenson,
DUBLIN •
Personals: Mi. and Mrs: Peter Ec-
kert and family, of Timmins, with
Mrs. Theresa Eckert; Edward Mc-
Grath, Stratford, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick McGI'ath; Mrs.
Charles Stump, Kitchener, with her
sister, Mrs. William Flanagan;; Chas.
Malone, .Trenton, with Mrs. Malone
and Mrs, McGrath; Mrs Jas. Ackroyd,
Toronto, with her mother, Mrs, Jos.
O'Rourke; Miss Margaret McLaughlin,
Seaforth, with her brother, Joseph
McLaughlin;' Miss Jean Costello and
friend, Londoli, with, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Costello; Miss Monica Byrne
has returned home after a week in
Detroit; Mrs, Mary Ryan, Stratford,
with her sister, Mrs. Minnie Schul-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams spent a
few days last week in Detroit.
Mr. Hewit 'Wilson, 'James Delaney
and '• 'Leo Ryan , left on Monday by
motor to Vancouver.
Mr. Frank Holland, of Kansas, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn and
Mrs. Barbara Holland.
Continuation and public school chil-
dren enjoyed a holiday Thursday in
honor of Princess Elizabeth's wed-
dling.
HENSALL
Word bas been received from Min-
nie Reid, of Orlando, Florida, where
she will spend the winter. •
Residents' of Hensall were shocked
to learn of the passing of Mr. ,Watson
Wood, who died suddenly on Friday
evening following a heart seizure, in
his 77thear. Born ern in this district;
where he had resided all his life and
where he was highly thought of, he
Was a'member of Car'm'el Presbyter-
ian Church. Surviving are« two bro-.
thers, Frank, Brandon, Man., and
Jahn, Hensall, and two sisters, Eliza
and Mary, of 1=lensail, Private funeral
serifices were held from his late resi-
dence Monday, conducted by his Min-
ister,' Rev. P. A. Ferguson. 'During,
the service Mrs, James A. Paterson
sang by request "Unto . the Hills."
Burial was in Hensall Union Ceme-
Births
SALLOWS-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Nov. 13, be Mr. and Mrs. James Sailows,
a daughter.
VODDEN-'In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Nov. 14. to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vodden, R.R.
2, Seaforth, a daughter.
-
BUERMAN-In Scott Memorial Hospital, -on
Nov. 16, to Mr. and Mm. Orville Beerier -
man, McKillop, a daughter.
DALE -In Scott' Memorial Hospital, on Nov.
19, to Mr. and Mss, ,borne Dale, Jr., Sea -
forth, a son.
BARRY- an &ote Memorial Bospi£al,, _�, ,,ppint
Moe. 39, to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth, Biers,
Ssaifortb, a son.
STEC/fastr--,In .Clinton Hospital, on Satur-
day, Nov. 15, to Ma and Mrs. Ivat4 Steckle,
Barfield,. a Ben.
MBILI ER --In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Sutadilq',,' Nov. 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Merton
Iliteilltoi (nee Lorna Westlake); a dols.
tery.
'T. C. Joynt, Bert Horton, Bill Parke,
Bill Parker and Cecil Pipfer return-
ed home from a hunting expedition
to Manitoulin Island with three deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Betty,
Charles and Bob and -Miss Betty Row -
Cliffe motored to Toronto last Satur-
day to see the Santa Claus parade.
Geo. Hess of, Hensall, • Herb. Mous-
seau of Zurich and E. Mousseau of
Kippen are hunting in the Silver Lake
District,
The Young People's Union of the
United Church held their meeting in
the church schoolroom Monday eve-
ning. The meeting .opened with a:
,hymn, followed by the call to worship
by Lenore NormintoiT. The Scripture
lesson was read by Bill Mickle and
Miss Mary Goodwin led in prayer,
,followed with the Lord's Prayer in
unison. The roil call was answered
by 10 present. Bill Elliott took up
the collection. The topic was given
by MOB tit 1094; With the si11t-
Ta.gg. of a yarn, * n I henetlietion audi
grip Of tri ndi®1aliA►, the Xneeting G n•
oit!dO, •
Miss Oonsitt is it Toronto at-
tending the 21o3ta1 Winter RIO,
Mr. Vermin Spray, son-in-law of fix.
anii_Mrs. E. •Geiger, and who was re-
cently operated, on for an eMergency
appendix operation in Victoria Has-
pital, London, is improvllig nicely'.
At the .United Church Manse, Heil-
on
eilon Saturday, Nov. 15, Bev. rt.
A. Brook officiated at the Marriage of
Mrs. Susie :Oesch of Zurich, and Ezra
I{ipfer of Hensall. They will reside
in Hensall.
Bill Mickle, Bill O'Brien and Camp-
bell Krueger, of Zurich, were in Lon-
don last Saturday and saw the rugby
game between. Varsity and the West-
ern University team.
Mr. A. J. Hummel and son-in-law,
pr. P, Irey, off 1)41111/111e, Pa., visited
over the week -end with Mr. Hummel's
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. Bolton, and oth-
er relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jean Cawthorpe Ls in Toronto
where she will undergo an operation.,
Mrs. Jas. W. Bell • left -Friday of this
week •for Oakland, California, where
she will spend the winter Months.
She will make the trip by bus and
will travel through Indianapolis, In-
diana, St. Louis, Missouri, Pheonix,
Arizona, and other places.
Mr. Wellington Blatchford, 68, of
654 Waterloo Street, London; passed
away in London on Friday, following
a lengthy illness. Mr. Blatchford was
born in Hensall, a son of the late
Richard .Blatchford, and was well
known here; leaving here 30 years ago
for London. He was employed as a
carpenter in the C.N.R. carshops un-
til he retired three years ago. He
was a member of the Moose Lodge
and sang in the choir of Metropolitan
United Chxh'ch. He is survived by
one son, Richard, of London, and one
grandson. Hie wife, Mrs. Florence
Blatchford died in 1945. Also surviv=
ing are three sisters: Mrs. Alice Pet-
erson, Rapid City, S.D.; Mrs. C. Hoi-
ly, Windsor, Virginia; Mrs. C. L.
Jinks, Hensall, and one brother, Jas.
Blatchford, Vancouver. The remains
rested at the Evans' Funeral Home,
Richmond St., where a service was
held :Monday at 2 p.m. Dr. W. E. Mac-
Niven, of Metropolitan Church, offici-
ated and paid high tribute to his life
and spoke of him being a very kind
,husband and father, and his kind
deeds to his friends will long be re-
membered. . The bearers were Wm.
Chapman, Geo. Lovie, .'Casey Dunker -
ford, Jack Thompson, Gilbert Kelsey
and Arthur Lepard. Burial was in
London Memorial Park. Attending
the funeral. from Hensall was his sis-
ter, Mrs. C. L. Jinks.
The November meeting of the Arn-
old Circle Evening Auxiliary will be
held at the home of Mrs. Melvin Moir
Monday. Miss Helen Moir will be co -
,hostess. The topic 'will be presented
by Mrs. W. Brown.
A public meeting of the electors, of
the Municipality of Hensel] will be
held on Friday, Nov. 21, from 7 to 8
'p.m., when nominations for a reeve,
four' councillors, three school trustees
and one Hydro Commissioner will be
received.
The auction sale of the estate of
the late Mrs. J. W. Ortwein was held
Wednesday afternoon last and was
Very successful. The property was
sold to J. Roberts, of Centralia Air-
port for $4,000. The Wohelo Class
sold hot dogs and coffee and realized
about ,$11.
The bingo and dance, sponsored byN
the 04sadiall 'E egien on Wednesday
evening,, Warti. i,arffelY atten4ed'f,
4/0c;wjtTrs
a(; pgzesl glean, •e'«,tier fifiae War'
won by MinMolt " 1 IArd9a1t' ire!^^
eStra fitleni132led' the MUsio 'ter dime--
Tile
ine-''1 a acid bingo ,arc%.4000 TIM
be held Dec.
A delightful evening Wap. spent izt
Carel Presbyterian March Monde!
when an . rgan recital was presented
on the ne Hammond organ, recently'
installed in the church. Mr. Max Mc-
Gee of -Lo on was at the orga>pl, con-
sole for th recital and was assisted
by Mr. Gayle Gordon of London, vio-
linist. Rev. P. A. Ferguson introduc-
ed the artists. The program inciudl
ed: Organ numbers, "Arise," by Bach;
Mr. Max Magee, organist; March ila
'D', Handel; Beethoven's Sonata, first
movement; Gayle Gordon, "violinist;
Air for 'G' String, Bach; Old Refrain,
Kreisler, ,"Smilin' Thru" Mr. Magee,
organist; "Moonlight," Debussy, or-
ganist; "Golden Wedding," Lieke-
straum, Lizt; -Violinist, Souvenir; The
Rosary, Nevin, "Play, Fiddle, Play";
organist; Nocturne in `E' tFlat, Chop-
in, "Warsaw Concerto," own arrange-
ment.
The Evening Auxiliary of the Unit-
ed Church will 'hold a bazaar and
home cooking sale in the basement
of the church Saturday. Tea will be
served by the W.M.S.
Mrs. E. J. Dinnin has returned to
her home In Seaforth after spending
the past three weeks with Mrs. J:
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