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The Huron Expositor, 1948-08-27, Page 4iassied• .., , ..,. , ,�.ide'f�rted At New Low Cask Rates: 041+E... R.l wzD. LosT AND I°OUN1f, ETC..—Per word; 144'Intelf 1 Gent and week, % Cent 'ant week .... Mxx}lmtyam, charge first insertion.... 25 Ceuta h gate,. imktial ,and abbreviation �counta as one word. Card lxhlF�n :In �ensoxitun Notices, Cursing Everts -1 cent per words Minimum, •fel ups i eelrs loath ntan*Agiregted to a Box Na, e/o The Huron Expositor, for 10 ceate extaa. Tear eentffi gttddetionai will be charged if ads in above class am not paid within 10 days of 4trep oft final insertion. and Deaths inserted free of charge. ucti 14( m, Medicos to Creditors, Etc.—Rates on application. Coning Events I Help Wanted QLzI. TYMIS BARN DANCE AT THE Hfor clerk ELP lin Seaford'. ITmaOar fN emale. Qrlksta1 Palace Ballroom, Mitchell, rid{ey rright. August 27, with Don Rob- Apply in own writing, giving age, etc, to ertson and His Ranch Boys- Box No 697, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4211-1 4211-1 Lost and Found Wanted POUND— — YALE KEY ON SILVER •4 chain. Owner may have same by Proving property and paying oharge. Apply Box 695, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4211-1 For Rent APARTMENT FOR RENT -4 ROOMS, including bathroom, kitchen. Heat- ed. Apply in writing to Box 69642 1X- POSITOR Notices WHITEWASHING WITH ROCK LIME and DDT. Ca11 FRED HARBURN.3 Phone 44 r 9, Dublin RADIO REPAIRING— WILL REPAIR all Makes of radios. Will pick up Mondays and Thursdays at E. H. Close's Barber Shop. GLEN KEICHNIE, Blyth. For Sale WANTED—COAL BURNING CIRCU- Imting heater. 14„ fire box or larger. Box 693, EXPOSITOR. 4211-1 ZXrA.NTED TO BUY—ALL KINDS OF " scrap iron, bags and rags, car bat- teries, lead and copper. CLARENCE REEVES, Seaforth. 4211-1 SEWING OF ALL KINDS WANTED. Clothes remodelled, Phone 229. MRS. FRANK PHILLIPS, Seaforth. 4210-4 Business Cards SR RETARIAL AND BQOKKIPEPIi•IG service. Records mainteutrled and prb- pared for income tax purpteee. W. Erb, WARD I '- WARD SQUTHGATE. Office in Don Inion Bank Bldg., Seaforth. 4170a0 WANTED TO BUY—ALL OLD HORSES YY YY and dead animals. If suitable for mink feed will pay more than fertilizer prices. If not, will pay fertilizer prices. If dead, phone at once. GILBERT BROS., Goderich. Phone collect: 936 r 21, or 936 r 32, Goderich. 4189-tf Farms For Sale FARM FOR SALE Estate of Harry Fortune LOT NO. 4, CONCESSION 1, H.R.S.. VOR SALE -350 FEET OF NEW INSUL Township of Tuckersnsith; 100 acres, brick. PHONE SEAFORTH, 379- on no. 8 Highway. 11/2 miles east of Sea - 4211x1 forth. Two barns; one frame house; two wells. Spring water on farm. Possession riOR SALE—VERY CHEAP, A NUM- given on or about 1st November, 1948. her of used ,trunks, grips and suit- For further particulars apply to cases- H. STINER, Goderich St. East t l VOR SALE — 3 -BURNER COLEMAN lrutant gas stove; in perfect condi- tion. PHONE' 93. 4211x1 FOR SALE—VISE, COMPLETE SET OF Children's Book of Knowledge PHONE HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U B B E R 206. Goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed FOR SALE — CORN -ELL 595, SEED envelope with price list 6 samples 2Se; wheat, smut resistant. Apply to W. 24 samples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, J McDOWELL, R R 2 Seaforth.NOVA-RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton, 4211-1 Ont. Births LOOBY—In Scott Memorial Hoapita'1, on August 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby. Dublin, a daughter. CLIFTON—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 20. to Mr. and Maas. George Clifton, R.R. 3, Kippen, a eon. MERO—In Scott Memorial Hospital, August 28. to Mr. and Mrs. John Maros' Eganondville, a saw IIANEY—S•n Scott Memorial Hospital, on Augyst .19, to Mr. acrd Mau. Clair Haney. Niagara Falls, the gift of a son —Craig Alexander. ALVIN W. SILT:PRY, Solicitor for the Estate. 3210-3 Personals FOR SALE—TWO 5500.00 • LOANS TO Jan Boshart & Sons, bearing 50; in- terest, payable February and September. Apply JOHN C. CRICH. 42111 TWO SMALL FOX TERRIERS, MARK - inks black with white and brown. Us- ed to small children. Make good watch- dogs and pets. Anyone interested 21c call 667 - 41, Seaforth. 1 FOR SALE—ONE 12 -INCH ROLLER grain crusher; also 1 Massey -Harris cutting box with 4 -foot carrier. Apply to HOWARD M. cation, R.R. 8, Seaforth, or phone Clinton. 614 r 3. 4211x1 R SALE -13A H.P. GAS ENGINE, in' good condition; also 3 -burster coal orb stove with oven. Apply to ROSS Mc- GREGOR. Phone 845 r 2, Seaforth. 4231x1 FOR SALE—NINE-ROOMED FRAME house on West William St.; modern conveniences ; furnace: garden- Immedi- ate possession Apply to Box 694, HURON EXPOSStT.OR, or Phone 14 r 4, Dublin 421151 FOR SALE — WOODS' au FCTRIC grinder, as good as new. Also one range shelter in good shape, for =5.00. Apply to ROY LAWSON, 2 miles west of Seaforth on Highway. 4211x1 VOR SALE -100 BARRED •ROCK PUL - leis, ready to lay; also cow due to freshen Sept 4. GEORGE COLCLOUGH, R.R. 1, Clinton Phone 805 r 31. 4211-1 See 'Us for BICYCLES A Complete Line of BIKE ACCESSORIES Horns—Headlights—Tires USE YOUR CREDIT at M. E. CLARKE RED STAR SERVICE STATION pox SALE -1938 FORD COUPE. CASH only. PHONE 130, Hensall 4210-2 FOR SALE—TWO ORNAMENTAL BOX - wood trees, in tube. Apply to J. G. MULLEN. 4210-2 VIM SALE -14 LITTLE PIGS. READY to wean Sept. 2. Apply W, H. PFILE, Henna. Phone 85 r 3. 4210x2 FORSALE -100 ROCK X NEW HAMP- shire pullets, ready to lay, Scott's strain Apply W. H. PFILE, fireman. Phone 85 r 3, Hensall. PIANOS—AT MII.DMAY. 10 REFINISH- ' EFINT H - ed, reconditioned blain case pianos, new benohes ; 3 new pianos. •Free delivery. J. P. SCHU71TT & SONS, Mildmay Furni- ture Store. Auction Sales 1933 MEV. DE LUXE COACH, IN A-1 condition. Has a small trunk on the back. The best offer dan buy this car. PHONE 50 r 3, Dublin, or see WM. DUCKLOW, Dublin, Ont. 4210-2 Deaths CLIFTON—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 21, infant son of 'Mr. and 'Mrs. George Clifton ht4GRATH—,In London, on Tuesday, Aug. 24, John J. McGrath, in his 75th year. ABELL—Ica Sealforth, on Thursday, Aug. 19, John Abell, in his 82nd year. McKILLOP CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF IM- ,plements and Household Effects, on Thursday, September 2nd, at 1 p.rn., at Lot 20, Concession 9, Mullett Township, 114 south and 14 east of Londesbono: Implements—Including a Model 'A' Mc- Cormick -Deering tractor and plow, Culti- vision (like new); also full line of farm machinery and household effects. Terms —Cash. MILWARD LLOYD, Proprietor; Harold Jackson. Auctioneer; E. P. Ches- ney, Clerk. 4211-1 TULIP BULBS FOR SALE — MIXED colours, double and ainele blooms; 51.25 per hundred. PURCELL FLOWER GARDENS, Seaforth. We'll Buy All the Unused Mileage in Your Present Tires! Get our Big Allowance On FIRESTONE De - Luxe Champions M. E. 'CLARK.E RED STAR SERVICE STATION CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock, Implements and Household Ef- fects, first farm east of Brussels, Friday, August 2741x, at 1 p.nr. Terms—Cash. S. BURGESS. Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 4211-1 Ing. VI.'ith M 41114 Aug. I ENSS4►L 1. I ez' Ml's, driver Geiser, Of J(,COOlot Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huether and Miss Joy. Huether, of Morriston, and Mrs. A. P. Hampel, of Ayr, spent from Thursday till Tuesday'. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eggert and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ewald and daughter, Kay, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Elkton, Mich., called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy on Sun- day while on a trip to Niagara Falls. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE ON Wednesday. Septbinber lst. at 1 p.m., to be held et the home of Mrs. Goorge Lowery. on No. 8 Highway, opposite Swim- ming Pool: Chesterfield; Dohertly up- right piano and bench, in perfect condi- tion; 8 modern beds and springs ; two •primng-fihled matt.e,ses (like new) ; 2 dressers and stands; number small tables : 2 upholstered 'oak occasional theirs and odd chairs; oak dining room table and 6 leather seat chairs (good); hall furniture: 2 desks ; draft screen; coffee tables: car- nage toboggan; table lamps; twilight lamp; 2 chests drawers; record player; corner kitchen cupboard; kitchen cup- board; extension table •and kitchen chairs ; Finlay white enamel kitchen range with reservoir, used one season; verandah furn- iture; card tables; rugs; scatter mats and carpet; 2 congoleunr rugs (new) ; several pieces of congoleum floor coverings ; lawn mower; fur robe ('like new) ; quantity of china'; lehest of silverware and kitchen utensils; smilers. Terms—Cash. MRS. GEORGE LOWERY, Proprietress; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4211-1 Tenders Wanted BRUCEFIELD ` Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 1� 1Chaxtnn, of Terf�nto, aocompaniedE by l' , aunn-' anasu a another, Mrs. Bueltaualk, of Calgary, were visitors over the week end with Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Anita. 'The Misses Edith and Lillian MacEwan, of London, ' spent last week with their brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mn. and Mrs, J. E. Mac - Ewan. A Frolic will be held in the 'com- munity shed, Hensall, on Wednes- day, Sept, 8, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Bannock- burn pipe 'band will lead) a torch- light parade at 8 P.m. The door prize will be a mantel radio, and a draw for a Dodge sedan will take place. All proceeds are for the arena fund;• Mrs. Frank Rathturn, Mrs. Mary Lindsay, Sombra and two nieces of Mrs. Lindsay, from Dakota, were reeent guests with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks. Mr. and: Mrs. S. G. Rumball and Teddy, after Toronto, have' returned home after spending two weeks' vacationing with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murdoch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. F. Bell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre and family and Mrs, William Cole have been holidaying in Mus- koka and Algonquin Park. Mr. Herb. Hedden, Lloyd Bed - den and Miss P. Case, of St. Cath- arines, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold) Redden, of Dresden, visited with Mrs. C. M. Hedden. Seaforth and Brucefield fire bri- gades were called to extinguish an apartment fire over Hugh Berry's grocery store, Brucefield, Monday morning, occupied by Mrs. R. Daw- son. Mrs. Dawson had gone over to a neighbors to help her an&dur- ing her absence her coal oil stove exploded. Damage was sight, mostly by smoke and water. The pantry woodwork and curtains were burned and damage to the store was by water running drown. The other two apartments' were no; damaged. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale and Jerry are vacationing to Colorado and through the States. The annual Stephenson reunion. was held in the Lions Park, Sea - forth, on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 21. About 100 members were pre- sent, some coming ,,from Detroit and Marlette, Mich.; Pilot Mound. Man., Win.gham and, Listowel. Mr. Thomas Robinson, of eaforth, read an item from The Huron Ex- positor printed in 1878 of the fun- eral of the late Ralph Stephenson. who came to Canada 100 years ago in 1847. Games were played and a good time enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mickle, of Ridgetown, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family on Saturday last. Bill Mickle, of Hensel], and Campbell Krueger, of Zurich, spent Sunday last at Rondeau Govern- ment Park. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thompson and family, Toronto, are'vacation- Rev. Hinton, of Kippen, conduct- ed services in the United Church on Sunday. Besides preaching a very forceful sermon, he sang a beautiful solo, "Open the Gates." Rev. and Mrs. Stanway and family are on holidays this month. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Paterson and Marion and Ronny were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sholdice, Crediton, helping the latter cele- brate her birthday last Sunday. Mrs. McKellar and her daughter and son-in-law and family were holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Stackhouse last week. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FY - feats in Town of Seaforth, on Satur- day night, August 28th. at 8 p.m., on Church Street, opposite the Public School: Bedroom Furniture—Wardrobe, dresser, bed, springs and ma4ttre3s, 1 pair pillows, bedroom chair, curtains and poles. Liv- ing Roorn—Living room suite (chair and couch), end table, radio, tri -light lamp, table lamp, hall tree, mirror, drapes, lin- oleum (retail $8.50), Electrotome fan. Kitchen—Dinette suite, MuClary 3 -burner electric range, Thor washing machine, cur- tains. kitchen cabinet, cupboard, -linoleum (retail 58.00), Numerous Articles—Clothes rack, 1 boiler and 2 wash tubs, 3 towel racks, 1 Coleman oil heater and pipes, tea kettle and canning rack, mop, broom, dust pan and plunger. ROBERT LOISELLE. Pi'aprietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. TENDERS WANTED Township of Tuckersrith Ti3T t31S WILL BE BItCEIVED BY sthe undersigned for eicant3g and re - Dalt tnttlt tO the Mitchell and Geier Dtairta in the 'llo'wnsbip of Tuokeretnith, up.le 8 Ilan: August •23, 1048. A bond in thfe-'forint o£• * Certified chequb for is fit. Hpde1 peice mush, aeeotnti'atiy • each tentT' tr 4a it gtraratity df faithful tie- Iforkitade of duiiy. Vi!‘ort must ba eahl- pT,ceSt. OS 13eA {Ar 4948 at ,, 4t1s Aidk .xtbe tr#i5+ at,.y tx Ohs •Clerk, Otto Cards of Thanks DUBLIN It/fR, GEORGE ABELL WiISHES TO lyi thank the many friends and neigh- bors for tho kind expressions of sympathy extended to him in his recent bereave- ment, also to thank those who loaned Cars. 421151 MRS. EMERSON KYLE WISHES TO express her sincere appreciation and thanks to all those who remembered her with flowers, gifts, candy, cards and let- ters while a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London. Personals: Rev. Jos. A. Feeney, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney and other relatives; Rev. Father Crawley, C.S.S.R., Wood- stock, officiated at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on Sunday; Louis Matthews and two daughters, De- troit, and Dennis Nagle, Wood- stock, with Mr. and Mrs. 'M. J. Nagle; Miss Mary Costello, Lon- don, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello; Miss Mary Bruxer, Chicago, with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bruxer and Mrs. Elizabeth Bruxer; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Con: ling and three children, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Morley and Mrs. Col- vin, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard' Nagle; Mr. and Mrs: Thos. Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holland, Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Flynn and Mrs. Barbara Holland; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doh- erty, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf; George Coyn Nicholas Krauskopf; Geo. Coyne and Peter Krauskopf are on a motor trip to Manitoba and Sas- katchewan; David McConnell has sold the former livery barn on Rag- lan St. to Patrick Jordan; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nagle and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nagle at Goderich; Miss Phonsine Meagher at 'Kinkora; Miss Marie Nagle spent a week at Grand Bend; Mrs. Hubert O'Reilly in London; Miss Margery O'Reilly with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ruston, in Seaforth; Mrs, Rae Pringle at Galt; Frank Kistner and two sister and John Meagher at Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forster at Wroxeter; Rev. Vincent Eckert, C.S.B., has returned to Aquinas Institute, Rochester, N.Y.; Miss Mary Ev- ans, Windsor, with her mother, Mrs, Katharine Evans; Mr. and' Mrs. D. McConnell at Grand Bend; Mrs. Lloyd' Etue and children, of Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Molyneaux; Mrs. Fergus Stap_eton spent a week at Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams at London. MRS. ARCHIE SMITH W1SHES TO thank all her neighbors and friends for the kind 'thoughts and deeds shown her during her recent illness, And espec- tally to thank her doctors and alis the Hospital Staff. 4211#1 MR. C. D. SIMPSON, OF BRUenia'IELD, wishes to thanlc the Brucefield Fire Brigade for their assistance in putting out the fire in their block on Monday morning; also to thank the Seaforth Fire Brigade, Clinton Radio School and Clinton Fire Brigade for their help. Signed: M'RS. R. DAWSON • DONALD ADAMS WM. DALRYMPLE " .HUGH BERRY C. D. SIMPSON role, .is a '>lgase` g oat With 1111„ and Miles. E. Geiger, Mr, and Mre, Laird, Miekls and family and 'MISS Berbiee Jinks vis- ited on. Sund'a51 last wltb , relatives and friends at Ridgetown and Rondeau Park. The nanny friends of Mrs. 'Harry Lawrence are Berry to learn' Plat MRS. THOMAS BLAKE AND GEORGE wish to express their sincere appredi- akion of the many kind expressions of sympathy extended to them during their recent sad bereavement: also to thank these who loaned cars or 'helped in any wry. 4211-1 MRS, J. SIMMONS AND SISTER, MRS. W. Fraser, wish to thank a41 those who so kindly remembered their brother. Jahitea Vance, while he was in London and Clinton Has tltela, with cards, letters and nine visiting him; they wish td thank mal their friends and relative; who Imre so Pinel jn iii itt their tin to of trouble, and to an ' 'wbb Sent flowers sand loaned e47s. $ tdlitt ttr'arn!C4 ksi dlav, R, A. Brook, also t0 Mrrol tit 14fpfer' .Ear winking, arta to lI} 00ai ltd,' A1so •thattiks t9 Mt;- and MM. Itmr 1d B9ithihott lox melt` kiEslne8's in the Iabllii •: 451114 e i'axtlla ;thrcluS lness1 old# xAtte v k at TQyOfltQ, ae y1s4tipW' . UTQ Mica M:1e110, lk0rdoo t, Of Toron- to; was a : 'oeent. visitor with MIPs H4tie sou t and., flisters • The Many friends Q,f T. c. 30ynt art,: plgased to 1Rn�Iw that •he ig able tot crit aA e? oy ca2 Adis aftez ltia, 'r0Qent,,;O.P11t$l3 tuners, Mr%. G. Redden' of ter gufferillg from, Iy heart condi she is In seat Memorial Hospital, ';lith. Building contractors have their troubles -nowadays, not the least of which is the poor quality of lumber still being offered them. A resentful contractor recently dis- patched this telegram to the mill that had just sent him a carload of lumber: "Knot holes received, please send the knots." Sweet Corn GROWERS Are You Short- RaYtded? Why not have your Corn picked by a picker approved by the canners? For prices and arrangements write or see: ELAM W. SHANTZ Hensall, R.R. 2 Phone Zurich 91 r 13 5 P E C I A L `o W RAlL FARES Fare and. One -Third for the Round Up Go: from 12 o'clock noon Friday, Sept. 3rd to and including 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. 6th. Return Limit: leave destination not later than 12 o'clock midnight, Tuesday, Sept. 7th. (All tuxes shown are Standard Tinto) Pall information irons any aging CANADIAN NATIONAL ▪ w .T ¥k; and •.ire* JaatS tlfit%5, ..t.0011;n, a,,:. ,. -lloneltt. 14r, a�4cars 1.40aalrtgn �i1O,ve tl 1l'. rr YQu'II Be PRO of the., S axe Appearance of Oui Car or Truck 'when you stet usr g'�ve • it a Beauty Treatintoni OUR Expert Fender and Body: Work • Banishes Dents Completely • Removes Scratches and Rust • Means Better Appearance Now and • Higher Resale Value in the future. DRIVE IN FOR AN ESTIMA.TE TODAY S -P=E -C -I -A -L —Mid -Season — PRI C E S at Seaforth MotorS Phone 141 Seaforth 1 The next time you change the oil in your car . . . change to VEEDOL at Daly Motors FORD MONARCH DEALER SEAFORTH Dunlop and Firestone Tires and Tubes. Exide Batteries. "'Ind" SEPTEMBER 9 & Friday 10 SEE 'THE BIG ' Opening Ceremonies COMMERCIAL FEATURE W. P. WATSON, Live Stock Commissioner for Ontario, will officially open the Fair DRESSED POULTRY AND EGGS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, at 1 p.m. Perth -Huron Regional Shorthorn Show Swine Club and Field Crop Competitions • HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES • CHILDREN'S PET SHOW • CHICK YALE — Table Rocking Clown And Other Outstanding Entertainment by H. W. Simpson Entertainers of Windsor • SQUARE DANCE COMPETITIONS • BABY SHOW Before Grandstand BIG PARADE LIGHT HORSE SHOW SCHOOL CHILDREN IN COSTUME TUG-OF-WAR PONY RACES 2 — B -A -N -D -S — 2 SPECIAL. DISPLAYS and EXHIBITS - - - $4,0001N CASH PRIZES GRAND CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9th, 8:15 p.m. — CARDNO'S HALL "FUNZ A-POPPIN 1 !! H. W. Simpson Entertainers, of Windsor Reserce your seats early, for this is sure to be a sell-out! Tickets may be bought in advance from any Member of the Agricultural Society and exchanged for Reserved Seats at McEind- sey's Drug Store on payment of 25 cents extra. a, PLAN FOR RESERVED SEATS OPENS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, AT 1 P.M. - TICKETS — .M.- TICK4 TSS Adults $1.00 Reserved 75c Rush 35c Children mrsoeftewit FRIDAY ,DANCE Dancing 9.30 to 2 a.m. ADMISSION 75 CENTS / Mt C fl u,t A" 'NEGIE A.ND,M BAND' Pere ne Zeus 44tot d. "Life insurance will never cost you less than at your pre- sent age." Confederation Life Association Hensall Phone 55 Sweet Corn GROWERS Are You Short- RaYtded? Why not have your Corn picked by a picker approved by the canners? For prices and arrangements write or see: ELAM W. SHANTZ Hensall, R.R. 2 Phone Zurich 91 r 13 5 P E C I A L `o W RAlL FARES Fare and. One -Third for the Round Up Go: from 12 o'clock noon Friday, Sept. 3rd to and including 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. 6th. Return Limit: leave destination not later than 12 o'clock midnight, Tuesday, Sept. 7th. (All tuxes shown are Standard Tinto) Pall information irons any aging CANADIAN NATIONAL ▪ w .T ¥k; and •.ire* JaatS tlfit%5, ..t.0011;n, a,,:. ,. -lloneltt. 14r, a�4cars 1.40aalrtgn �i1O,ve tl 1l'. rr YQu'II Be PRO of the., S axe Appearance of Oui Car or Truck 'when you stet usr g'�ve • it a Beauty Treatintoni OUR Expert Fender and Body: Work • Banishes Dents Completely • Removes Scratches and Rust • Means Better Appearance Now and • Higher Resale Value in the future. DRIVE IN FOR AN ESTIMA.TE TODAY S -P=E -C -I -A -L —Mid -Season — PRI C E S at Seaforth MotorS Phone 141 Seaforth 1 The next time you change the oil in your car . . . change to VEEDOL at Daly Motors FORD MONARCH DEALER SEAFORTH Dunlop and Firestone Tires and Tubes. Exide Batteries. "'Ind" SEPTEMBER 9 & Friday 10 SEE 'THE BIG ' Opening Ceremonies COMMERCIAL FEATURE W. P. WATSON, Live Stock Commissioner for Ontario, will officially open the Fair DRESSED POULTRY AND EGGS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, at 1 p.m. Perth -Huron Regional Shorthorn Show Swine Club and Field Crop Competitions • HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES • CHILDREN'S PET SHOW • CHICK YALE — Table Rocking Clown And Other Outstanding Entertainment by H. W. Simpson Entertainers of Windsor • SQUARE DANCE COMPETITIONS • BABY SHOW Before Grandstand BIG PARADE LIGHT HORSE SHOW SCHOOL CHILDREN IN COSTUME TUG-OF-WAR PONY RACES 2 — B -A -N -D -S — 2 SPECIAL. DISPLAYS and EXHIBITS - - - $4,0001N CASH PRIZES GRAND CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9th, 8:15 p.m. — CARDNO'S HALL "FUNZ A-POPPIN 1 !! H. W. Simpson Entertainers, of Windsor Reserce your seats early, for this is sure to be a sell-out! Tickets may be bought in advance from any Member of the Agricultural Society and exchanged for Reserved Seats at McEind- sey's Drug Store on payment of 25 cents extra. a, PLAN FOR RESERVED SEATS OPENS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, AT 1 P.M. - TICKETS — .M.- TICK4 TSS Adults $1.00 Reserved 75c Rush 35c Children mrsoeftewit FRIDAY ,DANCE Dancing 9.30 to 2 a.m. ADMISSION 75 CENTS / Mt C fl u,t A" 'NEGIE A.ND,M BAND'