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SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE AT THE
Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitoitetl,
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Swlingluiliesa, in a good old -tome barn
dance; 9 to 12. Mustiest= 60c.
4244x1
Help Wanted
W'ANTI,'D - INTELLIGENT YOUNG
man, 18 to 25, with driver's license.
for work in retail store in Seaforth. Ap-
ply in writing, to Box 768, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4244-1
JUNIOR CLERK
Opening in Banking
Office for Boy or Girl
If boy, must have junior matriculation.
Girl applicants should have some high
school education, but experience not nec-
essary; knowledge of typing would be
helpful.
Apply
Bank of Montreal
HENSALL - PHONE 12
4242-3
Notices
NOTICE --ROOM AND BOARD AVAIL -
able for gentleman_ PHONE 94-W,
Seaforth. 4244-1
I COULD WORE A FEW GARDENS.
either with tractor or horses, next
week. ROY LAWSON, 667 r 16.
4244x1
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS -FREE
estimates. Write or phone collect
WILLIAM N. GOULD, 314-W, Clinton_
4237x13
RADIO REPAIRING - WILL REPAIR
all makes of radios. Will pick rip
Mondays and Thursdays at E. H. Close's
Barber Shop. GLEN KECHNIE. Blyth.
4218-tr
NOTICE -WE ARE ALWAYS LOOK-
ing for a new ens -tomer to please him.
Why not call 50 in Dublin and have your
Eggs arta Poultry picked up at your door
We haul poultry to the U.S.A. and can
offer yon a good price. STAPLETON'S
' PRODUCE, Dublin. Phone 60.
HORSE SHOEING -I HAVE A QUALI-
fied man available on Monday. '8nes-
day and Wednesday of each week for
lie seshoeing_ RALPH DAVIDSON, Win-
throp. Phone 832 r 22. 4242x3
NOTICE
WILFRID A. GLAZIER, 'CLINTON,_ R-
R, 4, wishes to am.nounce that he
has been appointed your agent for Co-
operative Life Insurance and Co-operative
Automobile Insurance, in the Townships
of Hallett and McKillop, and requests that
anyone interested, to contact hint by let-
ter or PHONE 617 r 31, Clinton.
4244x2
HOG FARMERS
1. Are your hogs anaemic, pale or
scurfy? Use Finn's Hog Fix, one pound
treats one Dig_
8. Yon should deworm your bogs with
Firm's Hog Conditioner and InteeOinal
Cleanser. Simply fed in the feed.
3. Save money on your hog feed, at
least fifty cents per bag. Mix Finn's Hog
, Minerals, contains no salt No concen-
trates are needed on our plan.
4. To have healthy, strong litters of
pigs, deed your sows Finn's Hog Minerals
at least twenty-five pounds from breading
to weaning. Costs $2.50 to insure a
strong healthy litter.
6. Do your suckling pigs scour? Use
Finn's S.E.S. Tablets, one dose does the
job. Costs 10c per pig.
Contact ART HENDERSON, our dis-
trict salesman. Phone Seaforth 839 r 23.
He can help YOU. Or OLIVER PRYCE,
R.R. 1, Seaforth, Ont.
R. A. FINN & CO. LTD.,
LONDON. ONT.
4243-4
CATTLE MEN
CATTLE MEN, DO YOU HAVE SOME
non -breeders? Do your calves have
scours? Do you have some cows which
are not doing right? Do you have
maatites or garget in your herd? Do your
cows or calves eat the mangers? All
these problems can be taken care of by
ART HENDERSON. Phone Seaforth 839
r 23, m- OLIVER PRYCE. R.R. 1, Sea -
forth, Ont
,,If.. A. FINN & CO. LTD.,
LONDON. ONT.
4243-9
Poultry
STARTED
CHICK BARGAINS
W73IT.F I He.,f LAST
Non -sexed, pallets, cockerels, 2, 3, 4, 5
and 6 weeks old. Also turkey poilte 2,
3 and 4 week old. Also day old chicks
and turkey pouf:
Send for special sale price ]Tat Free
catalogue.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited
FERGUS, ONTARIO
POULTRY FARMERS
1. Revive your aneamic weak, scour"
chicks and turkey poulte with Finn', Red
Blood Quickly Tablets. Costa quarter `scent
ghfek, half cent turkey posit Simply put
in drinking water.
2. Avoid Odee]diossis by using Finn's
Hew Tablets and Finn's Poultry Condi-
tioner aszd Intestinal Cleanser every
month for three months. Simply fed in
the water and the feed.
8. Mix your own growing mash for
Vol'? birds. Save from sixty to eighty
tenth per bag ,by using Firms feeding
pian using straight grain and Finn's
Pto'ultry 'Tonic, Start feeding at eight
Weeks of agte 'These products have been
fed and t etsaimerided by Harmon Morton,
tti'rkey bleeder, Ansa Craig, for nine
Yea*, and DRUM/Melo of Ontario Poultry
Soak's:
Omits* ART H OON; our dis-
tridE tii'eiMian. Drone �O
sbb, 8$9 r 28,
t all yarn' Dikat alk Ipx, jitcia, ire cr1
rl)i 1+hr ,'Ot, OLIVER ,'P/ Chic
liaforthy
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41248.4
Property For Sale
HOUSE FOR SALE -NEW 7 -ROOMED
brick house, modern, on James St.
Apply to ALEX KARPEN. Phone 51,
Seaforth. 4244x1
HOUSE FOR SALE -8 -ROOM FRAME
house on East Will]am St.; 3 bed-
rooms and bathroom upstairs, double par-
lor, dining room, bedroom or den and Icit-
ehen downstairs. Bard -wood floors, new
furnace, new roof, good garage. Early
possession. Apply MRS. ANN NOLAN.
Phone 217-R, Seaforth. 4242x3
Wanted
WANTED -UNFURNISHED FLAT OR
apartment wanted, Apply to Box
763, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4243-2
WANTED -MAN TO OPERATE RE-
' freamzent pavilion and supervise
Park from mid-June to mid-September.
Apply in writing only, giving references,
experience and salary, to Box 764, BUR,
ON EXPOSITOR- 4243-2
WANTED TO RENT
t"UR•NISHID RESIDENCE FOR AP
proximately three months, commenc-
ing mid-May. Suitable for University
Professor, married, with two children.
PHONE 35, SFAFORTH
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE -192.8 WHIPPET SEDAN
and trailer, with gravel box and rack.
Apply S. G. DORRANCE, Seaforth.
4244x1
FOR SALE -'37 G.M.,C- %-TON PANEL
truck. Lawn mowers sharpened.
JOHN 'MacLEAN, Egmondv}lle Garage
4244-tf
FOR SALE - 1927 OLDSMOBILE
Coupe. See this car before you buy
a lot of trouble somewhere else: ready to
drive for a year without trouble, New
license, heater, new top, good paint and
tires_ Apply to GEORGE McNALL, Blyth.
4244-1
OR SALE -1937 FORD COUPE, HEAT-
'er and defroster, in good shape. Ap-
ply to ELMER STEPHENSON, Egmond-
ville. Phone 666 r 31. Seaforth,
4243-2
USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Trade
48 CHEVROLET COACH
CHEV
COUPROLET 5 -PASSENGER
4$' E
42 DODGE SEDAN
New motor
41 CHEVROLET SEDAN
3QQ FORD 7k -TON TRUCK
8 with .raclos
36 CHEVROLET COACH
35 FORD COUPE
34 CHEVROLET SrasAN
Number of Model" 'A' Fords.
M.ANY OTHER VALUES
Terms arranged.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
"The Home of Better Used Cars"
BRUSSELS '1 - ONTARIO
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the Estate of Duncan McCowan
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Rotate of Duncan Mc-
Cowan, late of the Township of McKil-
lop, Retired Farmer, deceased, who died
on or about the 7th day of April, 1949,
are hereby notified to send in to the an-
dersigred on er before the 6th day of
May. 1949, full particulars of their elaims.
Immediately after the said last men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
will be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undersigned shall then
have notice, to the exclusion of all others.
and the undersigned will not be liable to
any person of whose claim the undersign-
ed shall not then have notice for tke
assets so. distributed or any part thereof.
DA','l.,'D at Seaforth this 14th day of
April, 1949.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4244-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of Renrietta McLennan
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Henrietta Mc -
Lerman, late, of the Town of Seaforth,
Widow, deceased, who died on or about
the 10th day of April. 1949, are hereby
notified to send in to the undersigned on
or before the 6th day of March, 1949, full
.particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last mention-
ed date, the assets of the said estate will
be diatribeted amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then have
notice, ' to the exclusion of all others, and
the undersigned will not be liable to any
Demon of whale claim the undersigned
shall not then have notice for the assets
so distributed or any part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 14th "day of
April, 1949.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Estate,
4244-3
Cards of Thanks
TriE FAMILY OP lat. LATE DUNCAN
Medowan, Roxboro, wish to thank
their friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions of empathy in their recent
sad bereavement; special theatre to Rev.
D. Glenn Campbell and Mr. G. A. Whit-
ney. 4244x1
1 WISE( TO THANE THE KIND
�
friends and neitehbots for the many
acts of kindness shown us dining aur re-
cent bereavement; special thanks to Dr.
J. C. Goddard, Rae. P. A. Ferguson pall-
bearers, tluartette and for floral tributes.
.l•A8,I3n1rootfGH and CASSIttfOIYA4I1E-,t1,
42
pelt Sal.F.--STRAWHERD,Y PLANTS,
" limited number of .raspberry cones.
PHONE 668 T 15. Seaforth, 4244-6
FOR SALE -SEED TURNIPS, ABOUT
40 bushels. PAUL 1)01G, Seaforth.
Phone 662 r 6. 4244-1
FOR SALE --]1989 DODGE COACH, IN
excellent condition, with heater And
defroster. PHONE 802-W.
4244-1
FOR SALE -COLLIE DOG, 1 YEAR
old, good cattle or watch dog. AN-
DREW CROZIER. Phone 667 r 22, Sea -
forth. 4244-1
FOR SALE -2 -WHEELED TRAILER,
600x16 tires, practically new ; also a
few springer cows. DALE NIXON.
Phone 661 r 4. • 4244x1
FOR SALE= -BARN AND DRIVE SHED.
PHONE 65 or 14-R, Hensall.
4244-1
FOR SALE -ALMOST NEW WHEEL -
barrow, with steel legs ; good cook
stove and Daisy cbarn. PHONE 484.J.
4244x1
FOR SALE -4 BLACK REGISTERED)
Sootch Terrier puppies; 2 months old;
3 male, "1 female. ROY VODDEN, R.R.
2, Seaforth. 4244x1
FOR SALT _FOLDING BABY CAR-
riege, in good condition. Apply to
MRS. FRED DINWOODIE, Phone 160-3.
4244-1
pOR SALE -FARMERS; WE HAVE
brooder coal and cedar poets, WM.
M. HART. Phone 593-W, Seaforth.
4244x3
FOR• SALE-C.C.M. BICYCLE, NEW
tires and attachment; ; in good condi-
tion. PHONE 387, Seaforth..
4244x1
Auction Sees I
riLEARING AUCTION SALT 1:`Agivi
at.:k, Implements, licca 440 orate
bold Fsffecte. at Lot 48, figdeplej;,
ship. 438,5114d Road., rfd mile estat'5pyest of
Clinton. en Friday April' Z$ilf Tet 1.80
sharp, the following; tl 7'T ,.a6 cows,
milking and tin goal condition, :.i'oUL-
'1;RX-^60. New Hampshiire X. twit hens.
1 year did. IMP7.xAl'1FhiTS-4.t 8: Pen'
tractor 15ike mew). eeuipped 'cR,itb over-
saw tires .(loaded), puUeF P T Q.t lights
and starter; equipment included with this
tractor is a 2 -row cultivator alai; mower;
McComniek.Deering manure spreader • M. -
H, mower, 6.•ft, cut: set alpop elects and
flat rack; steel tired top buggy,; gutter
(new) ; sling -edea, On ..DEED,. ETC.-
r1pproximately 4 tens mined hael,:approxi-
mately 200 bushels mixed grain; 80 cords
52 -inch summer wood, •which includes 4
cords .cedar, HOUSEHOLD ERFECf1'S-
6-piece dining room suite, tinelud]ng buf-
fet table and chairs ; kitchen;cabipet,
tables and chairs; Clare Jeiarel: =we;
Quebec Muter; icebox; wardrobe; child's
bed; Daisy churn. Terms -Cash, except
on tractor and equipment, wash will be
made known on day of sale, No reserve
as farm is sold. NORMAN HOLLAND,
Proprietor; D. C. Coiquhoun, Clerk; Ed-
ward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
4244-2
For Rent
poll RENT -TWO FURNISHED OR UN,„,
.furnished rooms, in exchange for
keeping house in shape. Apply to BOX
769, HURON EXPOSITOR.
OR RENT - FURNISHED APART-
'ment to let. Apply Box 767, HURON
EXPOSITOR.
In Memoriam
INGRAM-IN LOVING MEMORY OF
mother, Mm. Alex Ingram, who en -
FOR SALE -OAK BEDROOM SUITE: 1 tered into rest, Friday, April 15, 1982.
Mahogany odd chair; 1 White sewing -.Lovingly remembered by the Family.
machine n lawn mower. PHONE 7, Sea 4244x1
forth. 4244x1
FOR SAFE - 3 -BURNER COLEMAN
gasoline stove and oven, in good re-
pair; also kitchen cabinet, like new.
Phone 40 r 25, Dublin- MATT MURRAY,
Dublin. 4244x1
FOR SALE -RED BRICK HOUSE, IN
good condition; modern. W. P. GOD-
FREY, Victoria St., Mitchell. Phone 290.
4244x2
FOR SALE - MaCORMICK - DEERING
power fertilizer drill, 15 -run double
disc,grass seeder, one year old. ELGIN
ROWCLTFFE. Phone 85 r 24, Hensall.
4244-2
FOR SALE -ONE HUNDRED ACRES
choice land, Logan Township, now
pasture; large bank barn, eight -room
house. electricity, drilled well. Sacrifide
36,500. WM. ALLEN, 320 Springton
Road, Upper Darby, Pa. 4244x1
POSSIBLE POULTRY PLANT, 11 1/5
acres with barn. 45 by 100, having 24 -
foot posts : flax mill 36 by 60: colony
house 12 by 16. Terms cash. EDMUND
GEIGER, Hensall. 4243-3
PRIVATE SALE SIX ROOMS OF GOOD
furniture, including electric range,
new Easy washer, dishes. crooking utensils,
etc. W. P. GODFREY, Victoria St.. Mit-
chell, 4244-1
FOR SALE -GOOD GRASS FARM, LOT
25, Con. 2. Tuokersmith. Plenty of
water, excellent pasture. Good buy for
quick sale; immediate possession. For
further particulars apply to NORMAN
CARTER, Clinton, Phone 593.
f 4244x5
FOR SALE - GLADIOLUS BULBS;
choice young high crowned stock.
Large bulbs, $3.50 per 130; mediumbulbs,
$2.00 per 100; 8%n sales tax included. Nat
prepaid. Order direct, or from BAILEY
FLOWER SHOP. Seaforth. Catalogue on
request. TYNDALL GLADIOLUS GAR-
DENS, Brucefield, Ontario. Phone Otin-
ten; 618 ring 12. 4244-2
FOR SALE -BROWNIE REFLEX SYN.-
Aro Model Camera. Takes twelve
pictures 1% x 1% inches. Flash syn-
chronizer included with the' above. Will
sell for $10.00 cash. Also a good Brownie
box camera, size 214 x 314 picture. For
quick sale, $4.00 cash. Apply to LEO
HAGAN, Seaforth, Phone 383.
FOR SALE -12 -ACRE FARM, 2 MILES
wept of Clinton on No. 8 Highway;
sandy loam, good for market gardening;
spring well and creek crossing lower back
corner; 7 -roomed frame house: small bank
barn and colony house • equipped with
Hydro: garage and pig pen. Apply ROY
PICKETT, . 910 r 12, Clinton.
4244x2
FOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
pairs- to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St, Stratford
4223 t
%)- for
BULBS -TO MAKE ROOM
for a larger and better stock of Mixed
Coloured Bulbs, we are selling these Early
Yellow Bulbs at 75c per hundred • small,
35c per 100: Bulblets, 25c per 500. Post-
age extra, These bu}blets will bloom this
year. PURCELL FLOWER GARDENS,
Seaforth.
SPRING CLEAN-UP
HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS AT GIVE -
away prices. -we need the room:
One used 500 -gallon Tank, no leaks..$15.0€'
One thr'e-furrow Cr-k=hutt tractor "•
plow, in rood shape $25.00
One only Oil turning Span. Heater
brand new 478.00 complete
DALY MOTORS
Ford -Monarch Dealer
TEL. 102 SEAFORTH
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF
Hensall, on Thursday, April 21st, at
730 pm: A 2 -storey 7 -room frarne house
with brown asphalt siding, town water,
and basement; property consists of a
double lot. Sold subject to reserve bid.
Terms "ash. MRS, PAUL STEPHAN,
Proprietress ; Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer,
9244-1
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stook and Impleunents, Thursday.
April 21st, at 1 p.m., Lot 7, Concession 1,
Colborne Township, 11/2 miles east of Ben -
miller: Team of horses. CATTLE --Six
Holstein cows, Mostly fresh; 2 Holstein
heifer,, bred. PIGS -5 York sows with
litters at foot; 2 York sows, due time of
laic; 5 York sows, bred: 1 York hog.
IMPLEMENTS -Full stock of farm Ma-
chinery, •indhiding 1949 Jeep, fully equip-
ped; 3 -furrow tractor plow (new); spring
tooth drag harrows: 13 -run Cockshutt
'fertilizer drill; New Idea manure spread-
er on rubber (new). Terms -Cash, No
reserve; farm sold. EZRA FISHER. Pro-
prietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E.
P. Chesney, Clerk. 4243-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and Implements, Thursday,
April 21st. at 1p.m„ Lot 7. Concession 1,
Colborne Townshib11/, miles east of Ben -
miller: HORSES -1 Belgian mare,eight
years : 1 black Percheron gelding, 12
yearn : 1 dapple grey gelding, 8 years,
about 1100 tbs. CATTLE -1 Holstein
cow due time of, sale; 5 Holstein cows,
milking and bre: 2 Holstein heifers due
Septeanber and October. PIGS --5 York
sows, litters at foot: 2 'York sows due
time of sale; 2 York sows due May 1st;
3 York sows, bred: 1 York hog. IMPLE-
MENTS -Full line farm machinery, in-
cluding 1048 ,Teep, fully equipped, rower
take -ell, ,pulley, bumper weights, chains,
heater, governors and rear plow light;
M,.H. 8 -furrow adjustable tractor 945f0f,
new; fertilizer dr111, 18 -run; New Idea
manure spreader on rubber, new; S.see-
tion spring tooth drag harrows: Dots:te .
timothy seed, wood, coal, milking, }na7
chine and '1,000 other articles, Terme--
Cpel, Noreeerlp; farm. sold. EZRA
FIST 11t, .reserve:
Herald Jackson,
AYotiiotreete E, P. Chantey, Oler'k.
• 42444
Births
FEENEY-In Scott Memorial^ Hospital, on
April 7, to Mr. and Mas. Carl Feeney,
Seaforth, a daughter.
CRONIN-In Scott Memorial Hesp]tal, on
April 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsis
Cronin, St. Columban, a son.
STEVVINS-In Scott Memorial Hospital,
on April 13, to Mr. and tars. Lloyd
Stevvins, Ailsa Craig. a daughter.
EGMONDVILLE
Racho - Brown
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in S. Thomas' Angli-
can Church, Seaforth, on. Saturday
at 2.30 p.m., when the Rev. T. Dale
Jones united in marriage Jacque-
line Elizabeth, second daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Brown, Egmond-
ville, to Douglas William Herman
Racho, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Racho. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, and look
ed charming in a navy blue .street
length dress with brown accessor-
ies and wore a corsage of Ameri-
can Beauty roses and ;maiden hair
fern. She was attended by Marjorie
.Roe, of Walton, who wore a grey
figured dress and. matching acces-
sories. Her scorsage was of pink
roses and maiden hair fern. The.
groomsman was Lyle Racho, bro-
ther of the groom. Following the
ceremony a wedding reception was
held at the, bride's home to the
immediate relatives. Guests were
present from Dublin, Seaforth,
Walton and Hamilton. Those Ber-
ing were Shirley Oldfield, Nancy
Nott and Eva Vincent, Mr. and
Mrs. Racho will reside in Dublin.
McKILLOP
Mrs. Henry Kleber, who return-
ed
eturned home after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mikel
in Fullerton, spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. L. Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eggert were
recent visitors with her cousins
near Brunner,
ROXBORO
Duncan McCowan
The sudden passing of Duncan
McCowan, of Roxboro, on Thurs-
day, April 7, was a severe shock
to his family and a wide circle of
friends. He passed away peace-
fully in his sleep during the night.
Born in Stanley Township, near
Brucefield, on August 17, 1872, he
was the son of the late John Mc-
Cowan and Mary McDonald Mc-
Cowan, and was the last surviving,
member of a family of ten chil-
dren. He came to Roxboro 43 years
ago, where he had farmed, ever
since. His wife, the former Emma
)Yaynlan, of Kippen, whom he mar-
ried
a -
ried almost fifty years ago, prede-
ceased him in 1929. Surviving are
two•sons. John of Tuckersmith, and
Peter of McKillop; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alex Sni`ith (Mary), of
McKillop: Mrs, Victor Niiimmo
(Elizabeth), of Toronto, and Mrs.
John C. Brough (Beatrice), of To-
ronto; also surviving are 15 grand-
children. Of a quiet disposition, he
was a great lover of home and was
a constant companion of his grand-
children, all of whom feel his loss
keenly. The ftfnera.l took /ease
from the residence of his son,
Peter McGowan, 'McKillop, on Sat-
urday, April 9, with Rev, G. Glenn
Campbell of `first Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth. of which Mr.
McCowan' is a member, officiat-
ing. Interment was in' 'Maitland -
bank cemetery, The pallbearers
were Sam Scott, Jas. Aitcheson,
Harold Agar, John Little, Jr., Fran-
cis 'Coleman and Wm, McDowell.
The flower'bearers were five of
From the
Eberhart Pit
SEAFORTH
All trucks can be loaded
by a shovel with Cement
Gravel, Lane Gravel,
Sand or Top Soil.
Also
BASEMENTS DUG
Apply -
H. LAWRENCE
HENSALL
Phone 69-R - Hensall
s ,graj4ethlo, 1a�xk Tticauso, 1"au
cCOwotll, Bobby, Aaok asst Peter
McCowan, Jr, Among those, at-
tending freni a 'distance, ware Mr,
J. H. Daynlan, Port Erie; Mr, Rohr,
Bryant) Loddon; Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Bryant and G art and Mr,
and Mrs. John Bryant, all of Lan-
don, and 'Miss Isabel McKay, of
Hamilton.
HE ALL
Tudor's inIiensapl a have new
Martha Washington dresses: at the
low price of $2.95. All new prints
and from, size 12 to 48. -(Aly.).
The monthly meeting of the hien
sail Institute wilL be heldi in the
United Church schoolroom, .Tues-
day night, April 19. The hostesses
are Mrs. Parke and Mrs, Brown.
Roll call will be "Short-cuts to
housekeeping." Fees will be re-
ceived at this meeting.' Mrs. J. Mc-
Allister, will gine the motto, and
Mrs. S. Rennie the demonstratiox.
An interesting speaker is being se-
cured, and Members are requested
to have ready their Blue Dross
fees.
Armstrong - Batten
A quiet but lovely wedding was,
solemnized at Thames toad Unit-
ed 'Church Manse, when Gladys
Marguerite, only daughter of Mr.
and, Mrs. W. F. Batten, became the
bride of William Henry Armstrong,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Armstrong, Hensall. Rev. Wm.
Mair performed the double cere-
mony. The bride was attractively
gowned in white brocade satin in
princess style. Her only ornament
was a solid gold broach, worn by
her grandmother on her wedding
day. Her finger -Up veil was caught
to a headdress of white lilies, and
she carried a white Bible tapered
with Easter lilies. The bride's only
attendant, Miss Jean Armstrong,
sister of the groom,' was dressed in
blue taffeta with • a headdress of
lilies, and carried a nosegay of
sweet peas. Donald Mousseau, of
Hensall, was best man. Following
the reception at the home of the
bride's parents, she donned a wine
gabardine suit with accessories and
shortie coat of grey with a corsage
of sweet peas for travelling. After
a short honeymoon in London,
Sarnia, Port Huron and the States,
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong will re-
side near Winchelsea.
Thirty members from Huronie
Rebekah Lodge 306, Clinton, motor-
ed to Hensall Friday evening and
ere 4leii of Alsher '. ;ebek `tu
�.oage 349 1Vtrs.. M'a • 1`tediger,
Ptyst , pint, Tet Dep}lty, oX , 'Glin'tOB,
sPell'e, e7r:oreasfng pleaasureat the
.heelatallty afforded them, ally the
Hensall Lodge. Winners in the
DMura}cNaughaW1t1toA, t on winere; charge Qf Pccake. L.
,Angel ,•
Mrs, T. Ohuter. HeneaU:; kxrun,
Mr . J. E. McEw�n, HousaR; aan
dy, Mrs,_ 'Alex ICBeath, I�lppen,
Refreshments were served.
The • I;.ensa11 Institute will meet
011, Tuesday night in the, United
Church school room, when. Mrs -
Brown. and 'Mrs. 'Parke will be
hostesses. This is.the annual meet-
ing. Reports will ,be given and the
roll call is "shortcuts to house-
keeping." Mrs. J. McAllister will
present the motto and 'Mrs. Rennie
the demonstration. ,
Mrs. Churchill, of Toronto, is
visfthng My. and Mrs. E. Shaddick
and family.
Miss Ada Gramm, of Adrian,
Mich., was a week -end visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Gram. She was accompanied by
Mrs. 'Gittus, who visited her aunt,
Mrs. Meidinger.
Mr, W. R. Dougall, Huron Coun-
ty weed inspector, was in Toronto
this week attending a weed control
conference.
Mrs. P. Harris, Hensall, is at
present a patient in Scott •Memor-
ial Hospital.
Mrs. Jack Peebles hats accepted
a position on the staff of the Bank
of Montreal here.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown observed
her 92nd birthday on Sunday.
in en .'Poking 'tile Bate, expressed
Ibis -a, reoiaUPn of the patronage
gives flim during the years he hada
been inr busii esa.
Mr. g,d Mfs, Jacll Ifaher and
Joyce and Mrs. W. Hyde spent S'une
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. Jarrott
at Brigden.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Passmore
and family, of Aylmer, visited on
Sundays with the foriner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore.
The many friends' of N. E. Cook,
who is ,a patient at St, Joseph's
Tuesday, April 12, 'Mr, Sametz,
of the Royal Canadian Mounted,
Police Force of the Sarnia detach-
ment, visited Hensall school. Dur-
ing the course of his visit he spoke
to the pupils' about R.C,M.P. work
and outlined briefly how people can
co-operate to make the work of
the police more efficient and pleas-
ant. He also showed a very inter-,
esting fills on the training and
work of the R.C.M.P. Many of the
shots for this film were taken at
the training schools at Regina,
Sask., and, Rockcliffe, Ont. Some of
the activities shown, in addition to
the training of men, were the
training of horses and dogs. The
children then asked many varied
and interesting questions, which
were answered by Mr. Sametz.
Mr, Chas, L. Jinks, who has been
in the implement business here for
the past 30 years, has sold out to
Mr. Wm. Parke, Who has been in
par*riership with him. Mr. Jinks,
Farmers Attention!
We Are Open To
Contracting Malting Barley
AND WILL SUPPLY THE SEED FOR SAME
We Have A Good Market For This Barley
Growers interested, please call or write:
W. G. THOMPS-ON
GRAIN ELEVATORS - HENSALL, ONT.
DAY PHONE NO, 32 NIGHT PHONE NO. 2
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ARE MOVING FAST NOW !
If you are interested in a 2 -Door Sedan, act now,
as stock is low in this line.
WE HAVE FOR SALE:
1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, in A-1 condition
1929 FORD SEDAN, in good working order ,
1948 OLDSMOBILE FLEETLINE "6" with
Heater, Radio, Sun Visor, and all accessor-
ies; only 7,000 miles. This is really a good
car and fully guaranteed.
See—
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Your Local Agent of Solielto .
Hospital, Lo , den', ,'wf11) • be l iii tto
1541 1 he .,is, recovering 14 sty:
hI e% )rrlaine'•Deeir,leturhed o4
Tuesday' 'of, tblp weal?;, frau' t..'
J'oeoPiVe.; Uosipl'ia1, Lopdall, why
she underwent au amilieudix wow.
tion.
flu Sondoy wooing .April ?.7t the
choir of Ow 1,uitecl cmtlr0 1d11
present a sacred cantata, • '"Llfe
Everlasting," by H. N. i'et1'le..
Additional Hensall : News
OA. Pages 3 and'6 -
FOR SALE .. .
1 good used
• OLIVER '70' ROW -CROP TRACTOR
1 good used -
• OLIVER '70' STANDARD 'TRACTOR
1 used
- • McCORMICK-DEERING 6' CUT MOWER
1 used
• THREE -FURROW PLOW
1 new
• HORSE-DRAWN MANURE SPREADER
•
1 new Oliver 2 -Wheel
• TRACTOR MANURE SPREADER
We carry a full line of
GRASS SEEDS
A. W. Kerslake
Your Oliver Dealer
PHONE 40 HENSALL
B�Qde
STURDIER
Mae
GREATER
Veteran poultrymen have proven that it
pays to feed pullets Roe Vita Grow Growing
Mash after the seventh week. Such a diet
is high in digestible nutrients with the correct
balance of proteins, minerals and vitamins.
This Roe Vita -Grow promotes resistance to
disease, builds strong sturdy bodies and
profitable egg production in the Fall. Men
Who Know Insist on Roe ... ask your Roe
Feeds Dealer for Roe Vita -Grow Growing
Mash.
Spring Grasses, rich in
proteins and vitamins are
harvested at their nutrition
peak, dehydrated In minutes,
then added to all Roe Vita -
mixed Feeds ... a "green
gold" diet bonus for poultry,
Rvestock.
1
ROE FARMS MILLiNG CO., ATWOOD, ONLY;
YOU CAN GET ROE FEEDS FROM:
W. R. Kerslake, Seaforth A. J, Mustard, Brucefield
W. E, Davidson', Hensall a. A. Sadler, Staff,
Querengesser & ]�iegel Brodhagen