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of •liatit anal insertion.
B y, Marriages and Deaths +inserteol free of charge,
�11t} Balks. Nom 4o Creditor*. Etc--Rateo en application.
e ds I "t rted At New Low Cash Rates;
leek kT D LOST ANO POUND. :
RM. -Mee word
Seel week i % Cent
3r4 week %
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tisimre. Initial and abbrevlsdion connits ea one word.
,'TX Memoriam No$ioee. Coining Fw�l-1'oent per word. Dllinimnnu,
Help Wanted I For Rent
ANT a - INTELLIGENT YOUNG FOR RENT -TWO FURNISHp:D OR UN -
man. 18 to 25. with driver's license. furnished rooms. in exchange for
for ,work- do retail store iu Seaforth. Ap- keeping home in shape. Apply to BOX
lPO.Sin TO writing to Boa 768, HURON-- 769, HURON EXPOSITOR4245-2
Personals
Wanted
WANT
TED -URGENTLY, APARTMENT'
HYGIENIC , SUPPLIES (R U B B E R or house. Apply to Box. 770, HURON
Goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed EXPOSITOR. 4245s1
envelope with price list 6 samples 2.6c:
24 samples $1.00.' Mail -Order Dept. T-73.
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
ANTED - MODEL 'A' FORD. IN
good condition. Apply Box 771.
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4245x2
SIEINNY MEN, WOMEN t GAIN 6 TO WANTED TO. BUY -ALL KINDS OF
15 lbs. New pep. too- Try famous ' ca -.t iron. steel. rags and felt mat-
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; tresses, also copper, CLARENCE REEVES.
new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "get 4245-1
acquainted" size ONLY 60c. All drug-
eciats.
Property For Sale
OUSE FOR SALE -8 -ROOM FRAME
house on East William St.; 3 bed-
rooms and bathroom upstairs, doable Par-
lor, diming room. bedroom or den and kit -
then downstairs. Hardwood Boors, new
furnace, new roof, good garage. Early
Posession. Apply MRS. ANN NOLAN.
Phone 217-R. Seaforth. 4242x3
Notices
pASTURE-A LIMITED NUMID R OF
young tested cattle for season; ran -
ming water. shade, etc A young York
hog for sale. Apply to JOE C ARI,rN, R.
R. 4, Seaforth, or .phone 661 r 24. Sea -
forth. 4245-1
('!ARBAGE COLLEGTIDN-1 WILL COL-
'; lett garbage twice weekly during sum-
mer month at reasonable rates, commeao-
dug May 1. Will also work gardens. If
interacted, contact J. R. BURNS, Phone
69-W, Seaforth. 4245x1
FULFILL THE MANY REQUESTS
for the return errgagement of Norm
Eager and the Rhythm Rangers. one of
the outstanding Old Tyne Dance Bands
of the season, at the Crystal Palace Ball-
room. Mitchell, Friday night. April 22nd.
Dancing 9.30 to 12-30. Admission 50c.
4245x1
pdANo TUNING AND REPAIRS -FREE
estimates. Write or phone collect.
WILLIAM N. GOULD, 314-W, Clinton_
4237x13
RADIO REPAIRING - WILL REPAIR
ail makes of radios. Will pick up
Mondays and Thnrsdaye at E_ H. Close's
Barber Shop. GLEN KECHNIE. Blyth.
4218-tf
NOTICE
61.00 SPENT FOR NAMELESS COLD
Remedy wall protect your family many
weeks, if anergic to Summer Colds, HAY
FEVER, SINUS or Catarrhal DEAF-
NESS- A trial will convince. Address
PURITY PRODUCTS, Exeter, Ont,
4245-3
NOTICE
WILFRID A. GLAZIER, CLINTON, R
R 4, wishes to announce that he
has been appointed your agent .for Co.operative Life Insurance and Co-operative
Automobile . Insurance. in the Townships
of Hallett and McKRIop, and requests that
anyone interested. to contact him by Iet-
•ter or RHONE 617 .r 31, Clinton_
4244x2
HOG FARMERS
1. Are your hogs anaemic, pale or
scurfy? Use Finn's Hog Fi. one pound
desats one pig -
2. You should deworm your hogs with
F'inn's Hog Conditioner and Intestinal
Cleanser. Simply fed in the feed.
3. Save manes 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. feed your sows Finn's Hog Minerals
at /east twenty-five pounds from breeding
to weaning. Costs $2.50 to insure a
strong healthy litter.
5. Do your suckling pegs scour? Use
Finn's S.E.S. Tablets. one dose does the
Soh Cce'ts 10c per Dig.
Contact ART HENDERSON, our da-
trict salesman. Phone Sealerth 839 r 23.
He can help yon. Or OLIVER PRYCE,
R.R. 1 Seaforth, Ont
R. A. FINN & CO. LTD..
LONDON, ONT.
4243-7
CATTLE MEN
C'LATFLE MEN, DO YOU HAVE SOME
non -breeders? Do your calves have
scours? Do you hare some cows which
are not doing right Do you have
mantites or gar•get in your lead? Do your
rows or calves eat the mangers? All
these problem can be taken care of by
ART HENDERSON. Phone Seaforth 839
✓ 23. er OLIVER PRICE, R.R. 1, Sea -
forth_ Ont
R. A. FINN & CO. LTD.,
LONDON, ONT.
4243-4
Poultry
STARTED
CHICK BARGAINS
WHILE THEY LAST
Nan -sexed, pullets. cockerels, 2, 3, 4, 5
and 6 weeks old. Also turkey points 2.
3 and 4 week old. Also day old chicks
and turkey mutts_
Sendfor special sale price list
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Free
Limited
FER.GUS. ONTARIO
POULTRY FARMERS
L Revive your aneamic weak, scoury
chicks and turkey ponies with Finn's Red
Mood Quickly Tablets. Costs quarter cent
chick. half cent tgrkey posit Simply put
in thinking waterll,
2. Avoid Gocoidioesis by using Finn's
H'ew' Tablets and Finn's poetry Condi-
tioner shed Intestinal Cleanser every
=Mirth for three months. Simply fed in
the atiater and the feed.
3< Mix your own growing mash for
your birds. Save from shay to eighty
tents, .ret bag by using Finn's feeding
Mart using straight grain and Mona
PMatrlt Tonic. Start feeding at eight
**eke of age These yiit.1,14t* have been
fest and recommended by Harmon Morton.
triSrey. breeder, Ailsa Craig, for nine
leant and rho:mask a of Ontario ?metre
Ant HENDERSON, our dis-
ee. Plicate Se tter'tlr, 839 r 23.
dWr fives preblone. he can
+ba, tliylt PHILM MM. 1.
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED
(�U ALIFIED PROTESTANT TEACHER
`G for S.S. No. 2, MoKinop Twp. Duties
to ommenoe September term- School is
w<1 equipped, has Hydro, radio and has
basement and furnace. Teaches; interest-
ed please apply in writing to undersigned,
stating qualifications and salary expect-
ed.
JOSEPH T. HUGILL
Secretary -Treasurer,
Phone 836 r 21 RR. 2, Seaforth
-3'215-cf
Motor Cars For Sale
pOR SALE -'37 'G.M.C. ;,-TON PANEL
trick. Lawn mower. aharpenecL
JOHN :4ac.LEAN, Egmondville Garage,
4244-d
FOR SALE -1928 CHEVROLET SEDAN,
new battery, good running coadi.uon,
$75.00. Apply pEAFORTN MOTORS.
4245-1
FOR SALE -CAR TRAILER, 600x16
tires, with gravel box and rack: also
a 1928 Whippet Sedan. Apply 5. G.
DORRANCE. 424551
USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Trade
Week -End Special
46 FORD COUPE -Heater and
Defrixter $1,395-00
48 CHEVROLET COACH
4CHEVROLET 5 -PASSENGER
8 COUPE
47 CHEVROLET FI.F'>:`TLI7E COACH
47 CHEVROLET COACH
41 CHEVROLET SEDAN
38 PLYMOUTH COUPE
34 CHEVROLET SEDAN
33
STUDEBA. ER.5-Passenger
COUPE
32 °HEYR0LET SEDAN
NUMBER OF OLDER MODELS
'J -TON TRUCK WITH RACKS
38
BRUSSELS MOTORS
"The Home of Better Used Gars"
BRUSSELS - ONTARIO
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TMODERS WILL BE RECEIVr"7i Ba-
the
lthe undersigned un:il 24sy 10. for
25 CORDS, MORE OR LESS. GOOD
BODY HARDWOOD. MAPLE AND
BEACH PREFERRED
de:ivered to some of the Schools of the
Area in varying even::acs. by Ju,y
1949. Tender will please_ state percentage
of di-Lerent woods offered.
Lowest or any tender not necessar.ly
acaYp-wi
S. H. WHITMOPE,
Secretary -Treasurer.
Tackerc:nith School Area.
4241-3
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of Duncan McCowan
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate, of Duncan 37c -
Gowan, 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-
dersigned on or before the 6th day of
May, 3949, full particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
will be diet, ibuted amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undersigned shall then
have notice. to the excloalon 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 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
NOTICE to CREDITORS
in the &state of Henrietta McLennan
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Henrietta Mc-
Lennan, late of the Town of Seaforth.
Widow; deceased. who died on or about
the 10th day of April. 1949, are hereby
notil5ed to send in to the undersigned em
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 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 undersigned
shall not than have notice for the assets
so distributed or any part thereof.
HATED at Seatele* this 14th day of
April. i949.
A.t the VII; STLLEE,Y,
Seaforth, Ont.
Sirlieiior for the Estate.
4244-3
FOR $A.LB-COW AND CALF. .DAVE
SenYNEWSKE. Phone 667 r 41, orth.4 948,1
FOR SAUr-d1AK EXTENSION TABLE,
eight leaves. PRONE 126-W.
4245-1
{'0R SALE -OAK BEDROOM SUITE: 1
mahosaret odd chair; lawn mower.
PHONE 7. Seaforth. 4245x1
1'OR' BALE -- A THOROUGHBRED
1' Cooker Spaniel, 4 months old; 55.00.
PHONE 484-W, 4245-1
FOR SALE -6 DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
oak, dike new; reasonable price.
PHONE 482-W. 4245x1
Fj OR SALE -A HEINTZMAN PIANO,
upright, in good •condition. Apply to
WILFORD CAMERON, East William St.
4245x1
FOR SALE -STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
Limited number of raspberry canes.
PHONE 668 r 15, Seaforth, 4244-3
FOR SALE -REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
.bull, 9 .pwaths old, Rag Apple X Texol
breeding. Apply to E. B. GOUDIE, Sea -
forth. 4245x1
FOR SA1.F -FARMERS: WE HAVE
brooder coal and cedar posts. WM.
M. HART. Phone 593-W. Seaforth.
4244x3
FOR SAT.T-RED BRICK HOUSE, IN
Soil condition; modern. W. P. GOD-
FREY, Victoria Si, Mitchell, Phone 240.
4244x2
FOR SALE -M. -Iii FERTILIZER DRILL,
11 -hoe, price 575-00: also a quantity
of good clean bean straw, free for remov-
ing. Apply JAMES LAN'DSBOROUGH.
Phone 665 r 16, 4245-1
pipe SALE - MoCORMICK - DEERING
power fertilizer dril, 15 -run double
disc, grass seeder, one year old. ELGIN
ROWCLIFFE Phone 85 r 24, Hensall.
' 42444
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT FOR SALE -6
drinldng fonts, small, medium and
ias•ge sizes; 3 rolls wire fencing: 18 steel
stakes ; 4 feeders ; 2 roosts: 1 fattnimio.s
orate. Apply H. BROOK, Bewail.
4245-1
POSSIBLE POULTRY PLANT, 11 1/6
acres with barn. 45 by 100, having 24 -
foot posts; flax mill 36 by 60; colony
house 12 by 16. Terrors cash. EDMUND
GEIGER, Hemel/. 4243-3
FOR SALE -1 M. -IL 11 -HOE GRAIN
drill: 1 steel rake; I hay tedder; 2-
horse scalier; 1 rubber tired wagon; 1
farm wagon: ancient ensilage critter with
bucket, Apply to HENRY ENZENS-
BERGER, R.R. 5. Seaforth. Phone 839
✓ 4245x1
R SALE -GOOD GRASS FARM, LOT
25, Con. 2. Tuckersmith. Plenty of
water. excellent pasture. Good buy for
ouick sale; immediate possession. For
further particulars apply to NORMAN
CARTER. Clinton- Phone 593.
4244x6
R SALE - GLADIOLI'S BULBS
choice young high crowned stock.
Large bulls. 53.20 per 100: medium bulbs,
52.00 per 100: See sales tax included. Not
prepaid. Order direct. or from BAILEY
FLOWER SHOP. Seaforh. Catalogue on
request. TYNDALL GLADIOLUS GAR-
DENS. Brncefield, Ontario. Phone Clin-
ton. 618 ring 12, 4244-2
poe SALE -I2 -ACRE FARM. 2 MILES
west of Clinton on No. 5 Highway:
sandy loam, , good for market gardening:
pr,.rig well and creek craning lower beck
corner; 7 -roomed frame house: small bank
barn and colony house equipped with
Hydro: enrage and pig pen. Apply ROY
PICKETT. 910 r 12. Clinton.
4244-c2
FOR SA1.F NEW SINGnn SEWING
machine. electric and treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St, Stratford
4223-tf
Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
Household Contewts, being the Estate
of the Late Muse; Hesston -The undersign -
auctioneer has received instructions to
sell by public auction on Main Street,
Exeter, on Wednesday, April 27, 1949, at
1.30 o'clock, the following: Uptight
piano: chesi@-field and chair (like mewl;
antique sofa and chair to match: uphol-
stered arm chair: 2 antique end tables
(walnut); large dining room cupboard and
:leek (both walnut and antique): carved
walnut gate-leg dining -room table and 8
chairs: 4 small table:: hand -painted
china. crystal and lote of dishes; brass
candlesticks and wa3 brackets; 3 bed-
e>om• suites twalnot) : 2 painted bedroom
suites. sprin'es and mattresses: 2 chests of
drawers : odd chair, : rug and hooked
mats: congoledrd rag 12x12: drop-leaf
:then table and chairs p'u']ows: cash-
. , �•, and bedding: lamps. mirrors and card
tables : Westinghouse refrigerator: Beach
' ectrc stove: 2 -burner hot plate: electric
• eh:ng machine: vacuum cleaner: sew-
: machine: electnc iron : 2 radios, all
..,.rl y new and in good condition : lawn
-wow.-: kitchen utenetk. and other art -
.::es loo numerous to mention. No re-
v.rve- --everything must be sold as estate
beim_ settled. Tem. e -Cash. H. C.
RIVERS. Execrator: Fred Dawson, Clerk;
-...'s Taylor, Aact, rear. .245x1
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
S:ock, Im,itn:en_• F.«1 and House-
hold Effects. at Lot 48, Goderich Towzi-
sp.p. Bayfield Road. i:, mile southwest of
Clinton. on Friday. Apra: 29th. at 1.30
sharp, the following: CATTLE --6 oowa,
m Lt'rrg ani in god condition ; Hal -
,.tem be:fer due in one month: Here -
•5 rd buil. 8 montia old. PIGS -York -
:ire sow due May lath. POUL-
TRY -30 New Hampshire X Rock hens.
1 year old. 161 PLEMENTS-.M.-H. Pony
tractor t like new). equipped with over-
s; a tires eloadedi, p:illey, P.T.O., lights
and starter; equipment included with this
.Tactor is a 2 -row cnitiaator and mower;
McCormick -Deering manure spreader: 151.-
H. mower. 6 -ft_ cut: M. -H. side delivers
ake: Massey -Harris No. 5 binder, 7 -
foot cut; set of sloop sleighs and
fiat rack : steel tired top buggy: cotter
I new) : sling ropes. etc. FEED, ETC. -
Approximately 4 tons mixed hay: approxi-
mately 200 bushels mixed grain; 30 cords
12 -inch summer wood, which includes 4
cords cedar. HOUSEHOLD sa•t'>JCTS-
6-piece dining room suite. including buf-
fet table and chairs : kitchen cabinet,
tables and chairs; Clare Jewel range;
Quebec beater: ice box: wardrobe; child's
bed; Daisy churn. Terms -Cash, except
on tractor and equipment, which will be
made known on day of sale. No 'reserve
as farin is sold. NORMAN HOLLAND,
Proprietor: D. C. Colgnhoun. Clerk; Ed-
ward W. Elliott Auctioneer.
4244-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and Implements. Wednesday.
May 4th. at 1 p.m.. McKillop Township.
?.r mile north of Seaforth: HORSES --1
C.yde team of ink ',e -aged work hotsee.
CATTLE -40 young Durham cows. fresh
and recently fresh: 1 DLrham heifer due
in September: 1 Registered Durham hull
3 years old: 2 twin calves : 6 Durham fen
calves: 2 1 -year-old, steers : 2 2 -year-old
heifer' : 2 baby breve., f ready for market).
PIGS -1 York sow with litter: 1 Tam
sow due in June. GEESE --3 geese and
gander. 1J9 PLEMENTS-M.-H, binder, 7 -
ft 6 -ft. mower: sulky rake: 3 -drum steel
roller: stiff Moth cultivator: vufi3er; 2
seed drills: riding plow : 'walking Plow;
4 -section harrows: 3 section harrows : 2.
farm wagons : I6-fft. hay rack : gravel box;
Bain wagon lox and etock rack : set of
farm skiers: pig crate: 32 -ft. extension
Sadder; 1 top cutter: root pnlper: Viking
cream separator : mrik pails: 60 cedar
posts ; cr, uoelbarrow : fanning mill and
bagger ; 2 80 -rod spools of barb wire: sling
roper : 2,000 4b. Renfrew scales: bag truck:
bagger: acaop shovel: bags and socks;
forks; shovels; whietetrees : chain, and
other tetShces. Shingles --60 bunches of
shingles: 1 set of breeching harness: set
of backhand harness; number dtorse till
Tara. MAY and GRAIN -15 tons of in'fir-
ed hay: 200 besheiq of barley. Teritos--
Cash. No reserve. farm sold.' Wlrt.8A•M
,IIROVEtS, Plropriotar: Harold Jatlmdlt,
Atietioneer 1 E. I!; Ch4stimr. Clerk.
4242-2
MR. AND MILS. 1CIlNN.ETM;• ADAMS
wish to thank all these rano were SO
lanai ,to surd treats and luelil $grltar Mr.
Adams' extay in Scott Mentorial'2lo pjtai;
also to thank Dr. J. A, Gorix%21, and 27urs-
es of the Hospital, $x1
MRS. R M PECK WISI3XS PIANK
the many friends who 60 'ItiA,d•.,246y re-
membered her we.h flowers, cards` and
tremta, and spatial thanks to, thatia who
ldsiRsd her while a patient. dp Minton 44. 5x1
iiNRS. JOHN PFAFF AA R,
NA231LY
wish to express their thrinks for
kindness and sympfit•6y ahowA ttrem in
their reoent bereavement; special thanks
to Rey. P. A. Ferguson.Dr, J. P,.' God-
dard Mts. James A. Paterson. poloist;
floral, tributes, bearers. and these who
loaned cars. 4246-1
M'RWM. FORREST, BENSALI..,, WISH-
. ess to thank all ,his friends and neigh-
bors vrh9. eo kindly remembered him while
he was a patient in 3t, Joseph's Hospital,
Landon. 4245s1
M
Is$ E.1.A1NE REEK WISHES TO EX -
press her sincere thanks and ap-
preoiation to her many friends for the
lovely cards, letters, gifts and flowers she
received while a patient in St Joseph's
Hospital, London. 4245-1
MR, AND MRS. JOHN HA,ZLEWOOD
wish to thank the many neighbors
and friends for their many gifts and kind-
ness and all those alt, helped and offered
help daring Mrs. Hazlewood's illness, and
for the many letters and cards: the beau-
tiful plant; and bouquets of flower!, the
Ladies' Aid and Arnold Circle and. Infant
Claw 'eaf Cannel Church, for their Easter
box; atlso to Dr. Goddard and Rev, and
Mrs. Ferguson_ 4245x1
Births
KL1NKRAMMFR-In Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on April 16, to Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Klinkhammer, Dublin, a daugh-
ter.
THOMPSON-In Slott Memorial Hospital,
on April 16, 4o Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Thompson, R.R. 2, Seaforth, a son.
TYNDALL-In Scott Memorial Hospital,
on April 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Tyndall, R.R. 4, Seaforth, a son.
ADAMS -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
April 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Adams,
Staffs, trains -son and daughter.
WRIGHT-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
April 19, to Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Wright
RR. 2, Seaforth. a daughter.
SCOTT -1n Scott Memorial Hospital. on
April 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Scott,
Wert Lorne, a daughter.
BONTHRON-Doris and Harold Bonthron,
Mensal/, announce the arrival of their
son. Bevan James. in St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, on Sunday, April 17th,
1949. A brother for Brian.
HOGGARTH-In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal. on April 19. to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hoggarth, Seaforth, a daughter -Mary
Elizabeth ).
HENSALL
(Continued from Page 1)
A play, "The Improper Mr. Pro-
per," will be presented by Bruce -
field Choir in the Town Hall, Hen-
sall. spoasored by the Hensall Girl
Guides. Friday evening, April 22.
The proceeds will go to the Com-
munity Building Fund.
Miss Violet Mcelymont, Varna.
was an Easter guest with Mrs. W.
Luker and Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scruton aid
family, of Port Dover, spent Easter
with relatives. in Hensall.
Funeralservices were held on
Tuesday of this week for Mrs.
'Mary Powers, of OriUia• Mrs. POw-
ers was the former Mary Gates.
and at one time resided in Hen-
sall. Her sister. Mrs. Catherine
Baker, died some three weeks ago
In her 97th year. Mrs. Powerb:was
in her 92nd year.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenna and Miss
Kathryn Sells, London, visited with
Mrs. Lammie and Greta for Eas-
ter.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Simpson and
Billy and Bobby, of Detroit, spent
Easter with Mrs. L. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook and
family, of Exeter, were Easter
guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Drysdale.
Mrs. Jack Pfaff. who has been
visiting with members of her fam-
ily in London for the past three
weeks, returned home Saturday.
.Mfrs, F. Manns returned home
last week after spending the win-
ter with her son. Kenneth, and
daughter-in-law, 'n Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer are
getting nicely settled in their home
on Mill St.. which they purchased
from Mr. Ira Geiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden and
Bohby. of Dresden, and Donald
Heddea, Clinton. were Easter visi-
tors with Mrs. C M. Heiden and
Herb.
Catherine and Jimmy Lavelle. 'Ile, of
Palmerston. seen! Easter with
their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Sbaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and
Suzanne. of Windsor. spent Easter
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Richardson
and family, of Goderich. are get-
ting nicely settled in Hensall fn
rooms they rented from Mrs. G.
Hudson. Mr. Richardson has Or -
chased the gas station from Mr• T.
Chuter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Passmore and
Miss Betty McLean, of Hamilton,
spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs.
John Passmore.
Easter visitors with Mrs. Lane
mie and Greta were: Mr. and Mrs.
STEEL
and
"Where To Find it"
aLP
Beams Plate
Bars . Sheets Flats
Strip Angle Pipe
Boiler Tubes
Tanks Boilers
Window Sash
Steel Joists
Reinforcing Mesh
and many other items.
M. BROWN & SONS
1254 Union St. North
Kitchener - Ontario
Telephones 55645.6.7'
1
Ray Laznrnte, Bobby and 'hall.'oi4'
Centralia, and Miss .any Laren e,
London,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, of
Lueall, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Kipfer for, rite.'.
The Ptiide of Huron Retaekab
Lodge and the I,O.O.F. of Exeter,
held a social evening en Monday
night with euchre. featured' as one
of the highlights. Prize .winners iA
the Dutch auction for three lovely,
blankets were Mrs. Clark F`isller,
Mr. 'McFalls and Norman Stanlake.
Mr. William Forrest, wile bats
been a patient for the past ntim,{
ber of weeks in St, Joseph'•a Hos-
pital, London, has returned home.
Miss Edina Walsh 'and Audrey
and Jerry McOlinchey spent Tues-
day in London.
Mrs. Mary Buchanan and Lloyd
spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs:
Erwin Bestard, GrandBend. '
Mrs. Eugene Westendorp and
little son, of London, are visiting
with the former's parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill.
Mrs. Walker Carlile has accept-
ed
ccepted a position with Mr. W. F. Riley
as clerk in his grocery store.
A successful meeting was held in
the Legion rooms Wednesday eve-
ning for the purpose of forming a
rifle club. The meeting elected as
their president, Fred Beer, and
secretarytreasurer, Williard Buch-
anan.
The I.O.O.F. and Amber Rebekah
Lodge will attend divine service in
Hensall United Church on Sunday,
May 1, and will be addressed by
Rev. R. A. Brook_
TheHuron Presbyterial of the
W.M.S. of the United Church will
be held in Hensall United Church
oil Tuesday, April 26.
The comedy -drama, "Too Many
Relatives," was presented to a full
house in' Zurich Town Hall Wed-
nesday evening. It was sponsored
by the Zurich Lions Club and re-
alized $30, which will be in aid of
Your
Blue COAL
D -E -A -L -E -R
Wants You to Know :
Mrs. Householder:
Watch this space;
it concerns you.
W. R. Davidson
HENSALL
Office House
Phone 10. Phone 52
Roe's Vitaminized Feeds
nils Otaznmulxlit5� Btljldxug Fttii>d,.
Mr. ;bald 'Mrs, R. Kyle, or St
Oatharines, spent Easter with lir,
and Mrs. phos, Kyle and members
of their family.
Mr
and Mr's. Rey Cask; of Tor-
onto; ..spent Baster with the for-
mer's Tni1dmother, Mrs. C. Devlin,
Mrs, Kerrie, of Detroit, visited
with My, and Mrs. S. O. Rennie.
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