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VUt"talo ENJOY OANCINe AT THE L'Ulf SALE )2 FEEDER STEERS,
Ittu1rootn, Mitchell. 1' weighing aboot S00 pounds, Apply
.tit I4m 1b1,srtsoa and ,11)iiN I•. INt; ItAM, R.R. 2, itcusall.unv
his 1L,n�'b Boys, Dancing !,::iu w IS:au. r 1,1. ILena..i1.
17171.1 1371x1
A I' 1'1!1•: CRYSTAL I'A1.:1t'1•:
tar�,xU3t SALE 111.1'3; .\NU RED WOO1.
,on \l' ': !cit ht, niahl U1t. 19, so-ptev,• soots
w suit, sire S. in f=ood
Jeery Brunie :... hi. Rh that fasters, in `nwh;ion. .'pp,; 53.,x G!t, IIU1ION EX -
y /.0,1 4'371x1
a eo,..I , .,,e t m, 1;4411 ,hen:,. 11,ur and .._
nee Bill 11;dtua•. Canada's lx st taller fu- 1..'4J11 SALE 'I'1113).;k:.l•I '!i!KO W IN'rFat-
n.JWt . 1441414441. 1371442 1' ,:atonal :,dJ6:::a:la 1•,u.v. Apply to
j IOIIN 'fFIOMI'SUh. !'Lon, 353 r 31, 5e:e-
I forth. 4371x1
1.,'011 SALE 20 1'It:,s SIX WEEKS 01.11.
DEA, ILVt:Si•:S, COWS AND HUGS i Apply to 1'. 11.1 1 \11 17. 510N'rGOM-
F:RY, It.31. 4, Nalten. Phone 8313773.1„.41.
,•. •tm r. e.! I.n•mpkite. Oaeh farts, ! Seaforth.
Tessin,, 1''••I. .'F'tIUA'r, Sca.funth ,55 e 9 ;
\i l t-L1A.'d STONE SUNS, LIMITF:L7, In -1 pun LF: UR :A 1101 3'l'F:I ti 13141FF:R WI.;
UnH
ger>o 3. 1. 1' ,alt eat foot. ;•,.: ir.:.Lvn.,I. Apply to
1HAROld1 J ACK.SON, l'hone 641 0 14.
eafurtu. 4371-1
l.;Wit SAI,)•: Vs N'7)':i: \I'I'LEF, 7111.';'.
42. (14,1d,,it I:,.. -.e;.. !V 6: 1'H CAITLIN.
"c:KIN.V G 111...81 GI';')' 00VEI,,Y B. .1. S.afora:. 1hone eel r .1.
rJ rats .. C .;n to 10 lbs., new pep. ' 1:,71 I
'try famousweight-builder,
health and weight-buder,'
t n• . '1,,6!••ta, Intrxluctory, "gut-' I1''U)t SAIF; (1)''I'"1DF. 'I'O1LE'1'; (111 5I-
acquainted"sire ONLY 50c. All drug- t. •,l dose,. loth Elie new : w•hec:bar-'
• row, new : some sterns dot I's oted.
,1.1111.1:3 41.L14J'r1', Chal:. St.. Seaforth.
x1013\1C SUPFL11IS tRU 13BER ;571-1
U..ods I. ,-nailed postpaid in plain, sealed
en; elope with pt•iee list- 6 saraPhn 25c; FOR SALE SPECIAL: WE HAVE TWO
"1 s empl.� 31.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-78, only 4 -wheel spreaders on rubber
NOVA-R13BRER CO., Box 91, Hamilton, re -ruler 34_:,.00, to clear at $100. V. J.
Ont. LANE, Fleury-Disscll Agent. Phunc 40 r
1-1, Dublin. 13713.1
Livestock Wanted
Personals
Wanted
GMS"OM wortK viAN'I'EI) - 1 AM
equipped for custom plowing. App1Y
to LYLE .11UN'PCOMERY, R.R. 1, Clinton.
Phone 541 r 31, Seaforth. 4369x3
WANTED- -fu OR 100 ACRES OF GOOD
Y wurkuble land, preferably without
buildin.'s. within fisc milts of Seaforth.
_,3'ply Put 64. HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. 4371z1
IIIIOR SALE - DUAL SHORTHORN
hulls for sale. Acres ranging from five
months to twelve. Dania are on R.O.P.
!AMES F. SCO'T'T. Phone 511 r 1, Sta.
forth. 437131
1-011 SALE :1 DUAL-PURPOSE SHORT.
Seth 1u 5'. one v.ar of age: till dark
roil from RD.?. ,,ualified dams. .1. M.
`CUTT POU L1rRY 1•'ARb1, R.R. _ Sea -
fort h. '4371-1
I;'OR SALE --NEW SINGER SEWING
m:tehinet, eleetHe and treadle. Re-
Motor Cars For Sale Pairs to all m:•ke:, SINGER Sr:IV'NG
CENTRE. SH OM -trio gr.. Stratford,
FUR_ SALE-. 1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN
car in csted cnntlitien. PHONE 352.
1770-?
1'OR SALE -1950 DODGE DE LUXE
Cou•.h. PHUNt. 961 r 10, Seaforth.
4371-1
FUR SALE 1941 PLYMOUTH COACH,
radio alai heater. Splendid condition;
privately owned. Can see owner at Hick's
House Mitchell. ur PHONE 9, Mitchell.
4371x.
For Rent
FOR RENT -OFFICE SPACE
Dominion Bank But7ding.
the Manager.
4223-tf
OR SA1.4 YORE :OW, SECOND IIT
t••1• ., 1th !' rE s. three weeks old. AI.
•e chunks. JOSEPH CARLIN, 33.R. •i,
;reaforth, Phone 661 r 24. .1371-1
Mc-
' Into
SALE SI'RAYE.T) APPLES: Mc-
1ntn.'; \('elf 12i;er Blenheim Pipuin,
Snow- ready now. Order' t••krn for S^+y
Delirious and stark. HARRY R. PI.UM-
C 1'F;Foto Phone Cl1nten 6:11 r 4. on No. 4
FHghway, south of Ci'nt.,n. 4370 ;1
- 'WOR SALE •FLOOR TRI -LIGHT. PIM- -
'-o car red' , :} swine. madded seat :
carriage runners: -t pairs children's oho s
from 4t_. to 8: hien and Ion• nthhers size
bedroom slippers. size 4: lady's velvet
IN THE; overshoes. sire 112, and different siz^d
Apply to sheet and dresses. size 1:'. ('heap for
4349-t31nu7.•k Kale. Apply Box 70. EXPOSITOR
OFFICE. 437131
HOUSE FOR RENT--8-ROOM BRICK'
house. near Seaforth, 'Modern cnnven-
tenrrx. Apply' in Box 71. HURON EX-
POSITOR. 43741 Recessed Bathtubs $60
-port RENT --PORTION OF HOUSE, I SMART MARTHA WASHINGTON AND
ec.hsisting of kitchen. pantry, back R,ialhtedge stainless three-piece hath.
kitchen and set•nnd floor and use of base- 'nam seta. White $160.00 to 9199.00. Co'.
mento Apply to Box 73. HURON ET- cured $274.00, complete with 1•enit'rul
POSITOR. 4371x1 chromed fitting,. Air conditioning, furn-
aces 9295.00. Speria) &Nets to phmniters
and builder,' tort. Save m''ny o'lu Ile
dollars. l rs, hvy with rnnfiriPnce and h^^•e a
nicer home. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Extra discount? off eatelocue Trice- if see
tipple every" -Ing env need for crinr',te
elem1'1ng or he the 1n•t ld"ties. Cato
I"•-ue includes li'1•n chn'oe. of m in rx-
_ _ . -.._. - -_-.- mice,, and in'tallation d!agr•'ms.
PropertyF®r Sale " ; Select style of sinks, ceh'nets. laundry
weever, -loves '•err)•-er••'or+. Pr
e w -
u-eter system, nil burners, septic ant
FOR SALE --1N EGMONDVILLE, A "'1 t"nks, etc. Vi'it or write
FOR RENT -SELF-CONTAINED HEAT -
•d ne.r+m'ni in S?a r
fn th ; lame living
„••'m dinette, bedroom. kitchen, bathroom.
Availoble nee. 1st. Apply in writing to
rtnv 6.: HURON EXPOSITOR.
4370x2
;',,al rr perty, wi:h comfortable frame
hoe::c end coed h•nhnuse. Apply 30 MRS.
1'AVIr1 3T'FPH'T•::NON. ' 437131 •
HOUSE, FOR SALE- SMALL COTTAGE
•n '• "it forth. with basement; also barn
on property ; $7.000.00. I m m ed i a t e
r" s. •K. bort. Appy to Pox 72, HURON j
F.XPOSr7OR. 43741 1
JOHNSON ",5)), ORDER DIVISION,
St•ee'•+111e Hardware
Sire t'ville Ontario
Phone 261: Fwm'r.m 71 it 's
Notices To Creditors
Il•Olt SALE---4-ROOIVi FRAME HOUSE, I
w'th woedsh,d and garage, in Sea -1
F1()SITU
Rrp1> t<, 13ox 65,
HURON13E03 NOTICE to CREDITORS
sin the Estate of SOLOMON HENRY
FOR SALE IN DUBLIN DUNCAN SHANNON
ONE AND A HALF ST'OR'EY FRAME
HOUSE
Priced fur quirk sale.
APPLY (IOX 63
The Huron Expositor
4371-2
Notices
RADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KiNDS
of r din,, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAiR m'^osite Dick House, Seaforth,
Phone 347-R. 4363-tf
Township of Tuckersmith
COURT OF REVISION
(1011R1' UF REVISION WILL. BE HELD
on the 197,1 Asar•sm, nt Roll, Tnwnahip
of 7'uc•ker,emit.h, en Wednesday. Oct. 27,
1951, in the 'town Hall, Sea44arth, at R
Porn. Last dote for appeals, October 14,
1951.
E. 1'. C13ESNEY,
Clerk. Township of Tuckersmith,
4371-2
Township of Stanley
COURT OF REVISION
G1OURT OF REVISION WILL RE HELD
on the 11151 Assessment Roll, Township
of Stanley, on Monday. November 5th.
1951. in the Township Hall, Varna, at
' 1 :00 p.m. Last date for appeals, October
31, 1971.
FRED S. WATSON,
Clerk, Township of Stanley.
4371-2
TENDERS
TENDERS ARE INVITED BY tirE
Townah:p of Tdckcrsmi,h, for the con-
tr+ruction of the Clarke Mu.niminal Drain,
4,879 lineal feet of open drain. Tenders'
to state lump sum for oormpletion of the
whole job, and will be received up bo 1
p.m., Friday, October 12, 1961.
Lowest er any tender not neee=earily
accepted. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's Office.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk, PownehMp of Tacketsmith.
, • - , • 4S44:11
Births
tblailN At Seat lldtemorltil... 4,
8'a'tti, dli 06•56114r 4, to Mr. sad 11Ira„
'ititf Xigiftt, S„ It, fro BeMotth, k (tangle,
A L I. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the E;<t etc t f S dem. n H• my
unertn Shannon. late of the 'l'nwnship of
! 6,Jiillup, County of Huron. Farmer. de.
meet who dad on or abrr.1 the 17th da:
of Set temper, 195), are h"r•hy notified to
s rd in to the unde•a'gn, rl on or before
the "rd day of Nnv• miter, 1951, tu:1 par
tietdars of their claims,
;mm, diately after the said lost men
1:nn,d date, the assets of thy• said estate
will Le dist •ibuted amongst the parties
entitled thereto. haring regard only t of whish the unrlcrsit'nrd s11a.1
then have anti:,•. to the e'cus8,n '3 :41
nth,rs and the unders!gnd will slot 1'.r
liable to any Pe -son of ',those cissa, ,.1•
undersigned shall not then ha.e. notice
for the assets so ,list rilmtrd or .,ny part
thereof.
1'A'rE'1 at See fort this 4th day of
October, 1951.
ALVIN W. SILLERY.
Sen forth, 1.nta rIo,
Soliicor for the Estate,
43')1-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN ANDREW MONT-
GOMERY
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
57nnt, against the
y n(e Estate nf John of thetownship ofrlr
Mc-
Killop, County of Huron, rlerrascd, who
died on or about the aril day of Septem-
ber, 1051, are heresy notifi d to send in
to the undersigned on or hefnre the Sed
day of November, 1951, full particular,,
of their claims.
Immediately after the said lastmen•
liontd date, the asset.., of the said ratatc
will he diatril utcd amongst the pnr3iee
entitled thereto. having regard only to
claims of which the underairrnl'd shall
then have notice, to the e;•elueion of all
othera, and the undersigned will not 1.e
liable to any pe,ann of whine r'a'm the
undersigned shall not then ha.^e noti,e
for the assets so diatrlhntrd or any part
thereof,
DATED at Seaforth this 4th day of
October, 1961.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Estate,
4571-3
Deaths
O'IiEILLY---.In Scott 'Memorial Hosbital,
on Saturday. Oct. 6. James J O'Reilly,
of Seaforth, fa itis 80th year
QDINIV In St. Joseph's 1/capita}l, Lon-
don, on 1`riday, Oct. 5, Catherine E.
Redman, beloved wife of Patrick Quinn,
of Salifdtth, Ili her 45th year,
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ROBERT H.
CARNOCHAN
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Robert H. Cars.
uehan, late of the 'Township of Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron, deceased,
who died on or about the 17th day of
September, 11)51, are here) y notified Lu
"4403.1 in TO :he undersigned un or before
the 3rd day of November, 1951, fu11 par.
ticulars of their claims.
Imunccliately after the said last men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
will he distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the undersigned shall
then have notice, to the exclusion of ail
others• and the undersigned will not be
Rabin to any person of whose claim the
undersigned shall not then have notice
for the assets so distriLuted er any part
thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 10th day of
October, 1951.
ALA IN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Soli:iter for the Estate -
• THE HURON EXPOSITOR •
News Items of
rHer salt and District
Mrs, Geo. Schwalm received
word that the photo wffich she sub-
mitted of her three-year-old daugh-
ter had won third prize in th., Good
Will Photo Contest at Crystal
Beach.
In Memoriam
TAYLOR, IN MI']M,ORY OF 044)1t DEAR
t sun and brother, Pte, Sidney Taylor,
kilted in Belgium six yearsage,, October
14, 1945.
You left us beautiful memories,
Often secret tears:
Always you'll be with us
As we journey through the years.
Parting was great sorrow.
Our hearts know many a pain,
Will meat when God is willing,
Never to part again.
-Ever remembered by Dad, Mother
4371-3 Brothers_ and Sistces. 4371-1
Auction Sales
CL.EAI.tING ,\tiI'I'ION SALT; 0F' I"AJIM
Stock, Implements and Household Er.
feels will be held at Lot F9, Cunctosiun 3,
Tuckersmith 'd'uwnship. l)y mile's east and
1 mile north of 6ippr11. on Wednesday.
Uctuber 21th. at 1 p.m.: HORSES 'rwu
good work hones. e'A'l'rl.P: .1 cows,
steers rising 2 years: 3 heifers rising two
years; 3 sprint: Oakes; 1 calf four weeks
old. IMPLEMENTS F. & W. Weiler, 7 -
ft. cut in A -I condition: side rake M,-1-1.
hay loader (new -I; 11 -run fertilizer drill:
1'3 ran sued .)rill: Iran ire sprrndvr: hay
rake: lean ,.,-•.;titer: mowe).; .tin' tooth
^ulti. ,dor: "-fur»"w p:uw : walking plow;
-1•seetion ha -roes: fanning mill: wagon
rack; alone o•.1: )t'n crate: bpg truck:
10 three-inch tai.,': rata bars; whce•lbar
row ; Oslo 1.1...01: set doeble ha,•nt es ! set
single harness; 1 horse collars: buggy;
:utter; sleigh with plat fu,m: 2 w'a:ar
t run5fha: t•.,ieny house; 'shelters: brood -
r si5,t'. /I 1.S AND CHAIN 11) tons of
timothy tory : S tons n ! - d hay : :310 hush
cels mixed grain: 5 bushels timothy seed:
'ling ropts; sling auxin; hay fork; Es
Laval cream separator; forks, shovels. ate.
F'OW'I, -75 v.1,r.0:1 hens. F10C1SFdi0L11
EFFECTS 2 kitchen tables; 6 xiLenen
chairs; Prioress Put range in gouda condi-
tion. Terms cash. No reserve as farm is
sold. R013ERT DAYMAN, Proprietor:
Harold Janssen, Auctioneer: E. 1'. Ches-
ney, Clerk. 4371.2
ELEVENTH ANNUAL SALE
OF REGISTERED
HEREFORDS
The undersigned will sell by
Public Auct'.on for
STUTT BROS.
2 Miles North-East of Forest
14 Mile East of Highway 21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1951
At 1 p.m. sharp
28 Heid -9 Bulls around one
year old; 15 Bred Heifers; 4 Open
Heifers.
Herd Fully Ac•t'redited, 13u11s
Blood Tested. Heifers Calt'hood
Vaccinated.
9 Bulls by M.B. Real Emblem
2nd: 13 Heifers by M.B. Rea;
Emblem 2nd; 5 Heifers by Ellis
Domino 13th C.F.. 15 Heifers are
bred to Ringwood Crusty. a half-
brother to the 1950 Denver Cham-
pion.
•
Launch available a4, farm. Sale
held under cover.
Catalogue on Request.
W. S. O'NEIL. E. M. LESTER and
LINC. WHITE, Aucts.
4370-2
C'1LEAR1NG AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stork, Implements, Fred and House-
hold Ell'eotet, at Lot 112, Godcrich Town•
ship, on No. 8 Hicrhwry, half way Fe
:ween Codcr;ch end Clinton, on F'r:dry,
October 121h, at 1 p.m., sharp, the fol-
lowing: CATTLE -=45 head including Dur -
?Ism caw, 6 Years old, freshened 3 weeks
liol•tein caw 7 years old, due Oct. 20th;
urh• m cow 4 years old,. due Oct, 22nd;
Rrrt•ler,.rl Hereford heifer clue Oct, 23rd:
t, Hp m X Foll An --les cos;', 6 years old,
'lie Oar. 210.; Rrind'e cow 7 ye ns old,
due Oct. 28.5 : Purl) •m X Holstein heif-
er, clue Nov. .3rd: ITol'te!n cow 7 years
old due Nov. 1345: I'urh•'m cow, 7 year,
-'d milking.. due Feb, 18th: Durham cow
ye,:rs old, milking. due Feb. 20th: Dur -
1•'w• cow 6 year's old, milking, due March
Ido]'te!n cow 7 yeasts old. milking,
'"e Apr11 12.h: Hereford heifer 3 years
arta:, ng due Arril 16th; Durham X
11,1.1.-..1n heifer, rine April 17th; Hereford
heifer, 3 years old milking, due April 18;
Hereford heifer 'a years old, milking, bred
-.grin: 4 Hereford lrrby beefs: 6 Durham
'teem, rising 2 years old: 4 Durham X
Hereford steers 1 veer old: 2 Durham
heifers rising 2 years 'dd: 2 Holstein heif-
ers rising 2 years old: 5 yearling Here-
ford steers and heif„rs: 4 spring calves;
Hereford calf 3 weeks old. Most of these
rave and hc'fers have been vaccinated,
PIGS- - 3 young Yorkshire sow.: due time
if sale; York hire tow 2 years old, due
NOV. 4th; R pass, 41r, months old. SHEEP
...11 Leicr.-ter owe, 2 years old; 14 Leices-
ter ewe lambs. IMPLEM,ENTS--Oliver 60
Row Crum trac'or ,+n rubber, with lights
"nal st.e4-ter; One 3 -furrow tractor r'low
with 12 -inch bottom; M. -H. hay loader;
M. -H. mower 5 -ft. eat; M, -H. 11 -hoe drill
with grass seeder: r,bbnr tire wagon and
fiat rack : Fleury-Bi-osell grain grinder'
single row snuffler; Chatham fanning mill
with bagger; 3.0001b. •c -les; De Leve,J
cre•"m sep.,r',tnr 1650 lbs. capacity) ; 5
milk cans: filter, mills pail', milk cart:
electric hrnnrt•r 'n' rly rely r3'1 "Nett
Y..p'cityl; whi'et:ee. FTE , 1. TC..- A
•unnti'y of •ed clover hay: npprorim,t•--
ly 400 hwhet. of fle'ever oats, HOUSE -
3103,r) EFFECTS. 2 extension oak tables
3 -burner Colem'in gas stove; mr'hnard ..
chairs: electric he •ter, ALBERT E
BOND, Proprietor; Edward W. Elliott.
A ued.t'n neer, 4370.2
Cards Of Thanks
I WISH TO THANK MY MANY
friends for their kind letters. cards
flour rs. tr' alta and nil other acts of kind-
ness shown me w'hi'r a patient in Clinton
Community Hospital,
'371 1 .MRS. T. R. BAIRD
WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTIIN-
it- of expressing try appreciation to
neighbors, re)atisea rind fri'nda for the
many nets of kindness shown me during
my recant illness, loth at home and in
Scott Memorial Host:ital. Seaforth.
JARVIS HORTON, Henaall
'171.1
MRS. A. HARVEY ANI) MRS. ANNIE
Ln an d step in .?. ^'•Ps. theie ein0ere
thanks to their many friends and neigh -
Irmo who were so kir.d to them durirg
thele recent inns++, and to their nePhrlvs
'tele/biter's and friends who kindly came to
their aasist.an,e to help them move.
4171-1
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. J.
t*'..'t1.,.rton 'nh,^ntnn vi.5 to extend
their sincere ',cathode to their relatives,
neighbor8 red frieeda fnr the kindness
and symrothy rhown them in their re-ent
bereavement: pian for the beautiful 3)e -al
tributes. $pe-ial thdnka to Rev. T. ,1. Pitt.
r)r. J. A. Oorwill and to thane who no
kindly loaned cars. 41111x1
The mighty little Classified
Ads. in The Huron Expositor
bring best reauits. Phone 41,
Seaforth.
Members of the Evening Auxil-
iary of Hen-s'af1 United Church had
a booth at the Rowelffe' sale en
Wednesday and realized $120.
Mr. and Mrs; Ivan Kipfer, of
Lucan, and Miss Irma Kipfer, To-
ronto, spent the holiday with iela-
til'es.
Miss Marie Miller and Mr. Jack
Folds, Windsor, were Thanksgiv-
ing guests with Mr. and Mrs, C.
L. Jinks.
Miss Donna Shields who is stay-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. M. England,
spent the holiday week -end in Bel -
grave.
CROMARTY
Monster Turkey Supper, Bruce -
field United Church Shed, Tuesday,
Oct. 16. 5:30 to 8 p.m. Prepar5.tion
WANTED
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Clothing,
Hats and Shoes, Etc., for
ANNUAL HOSPITAL AII) RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday, I'ctober 20
Articles will be picked up on Friday, Oct. 19th
Tables of Flower Bulbs, Produce, Etc.
SEAFORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY
from 2 to 6 p.m. '
,, 4t ,
Good se tat j Cars
AND TRUCKS
'51 Studebaker 4 -Door Sedan -Like new
'50 Plymouth 4 -Door Sedan -Blue
'49 Dodge 4 -Door Sedan -Blue
'49 Dodge 2 -Door Sedan -Maroon
47 Dodge 4 -Door Sedan
'41 Dodge 2 -Door Sedan
'39 Chev. Sedan
'39 Plymouth Sedan
'35 Dodge 4 -Door Sedan
'31 Ford, Model 'A'
'41 Chev. Truck -Stake body
'46 Ford Truck
'49 Mercury 3 -Ton Truck
'46 Ford 3 -Ton Truck
Rowdfk M
Phone 267 •Seaforth
Used. Cars
1949 CHEV. FLEETLINE DE LUXE
COACH -Good condition
1947 CHEV. DE LUXE SEDAN
1947 CHEV. SEDAN
1938 DODGE SEDAN
1937 DODGE SEDAN
1936 CHEV. COACH
USED TRUCKS •
1948 CHEV. 2 -TON STAKE
1946 CHEV. PANEL
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
Phone 141 , Seaforth
Farm Machinery
NEW
Forage Harvester
Plows -2 and 3 -furrow
Hammer Mills -10 -inch and 14 -inch
TRACTORS - All Sizes
Used
1 V.A. Case Tractor
1 S. Case Tractor
1 McCormick -Deering Farma11 Tractor
Model M
1 Cockshutt 60 Tractor
1 Cbckshutt 70 Tractor %
Used Forage BIower--Bargain Price
Rowcliffe Motors
Phone 147
•,..•..a;.01
Seaforth
for 1,200 people. Admission $1.50
and 75c.
Mr. Oswald Walker is visiting
with friends at Markdale,
Mrs. R. Chittick has returned to
her home in St. Marys after spend-
Ing a few days with her mother,
Mrs. K. Robertson, and her broth-
er, John Robertson,
Visitors with Mrs, W. Houghton
on S'und'ay were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Houghton and two daughters
of Mildmay; Mr. and Mrs, Len
Houghton and two sons, Mrs, ,Jack
Lloyd and two daughters, Wing.
ham: Mrs. Jack Kemp and five
daughters, of Mitchell: Gordon
Houghton and Shirley Gale. Lon-
don, and Frank Stagg of Cromarty.
Mr. 1-Iugh Currie, of London,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker.
Mrs. S. A. Miller is spending. the
winter months in Stratford.
STAFFA
Monster Turkey Supper, Bruce -
field United Church Shed, Tuesday,
Oct. 16, 5:30 to 8 p.m. Preparation
for 1.200 people. Admission $1.50
and 75e.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor have
returned from a motor trip to the
Western Provinces. They were call-
ed home owing to their daughter
Dorothy. having to undergo an eni-
''rgt'ncy operation 1'ur appendicitis,
ST. COLUMBAN
Death of Martin McQuaid
Martin McQuaid died in Our Lady
of Mercy Hospital, Toronto, on
Wednesday, Oct, 3. He had been in
the hospital for almost a year.
Born in McKillop Twp. in March,
1870. he was in his 82nd year. As
a young man he went to Toronto
where he was married to Margaret
Desmond, of Ingersoll, in 1903. A
few years were spent in Alberta,
"Strathaven"
REST HOME
A Home for the
--Aged
-Invalids
and
-Convalescents
M RS.
ETTA MacKAY HOOGERT
Phone 184 Exeter
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How You Can Always
Remember Royal Visit
Shortly after Princess Elizabeth's
marriage, an entrancing new lea -
ware pattern appeared, known as
"Royal Bridal Gown." It is a faith-
ful reproduction of the exqui fte
beauty of the Royal Gown she wore.
and is further enhancer) by the
spray of orchids which the "Queen
Anne" artists have painted from a
photo of the actual flowers the
Princess carried on this historic
oreasion.
You can always remenl'ber the
visit to Canada of Princess Eliza-
beth and Prince Philip by purchas-
ing a cup and saucer in this. lovely
lesign, which is modestly priced at
$2, or 'a sweet dish at $1.50: or,
better still, use this cup and saucer
at the fitst piece of a "Royal Bridal
Gown" tea set, all pieces of which
are obtainable in open stock at
'Savauge's, in Seaforth,-(Advt.).
The
Confederation
Life Association
announces the
appoint.nlent of
K. I. McLEAN
as their representative
in the Seaforth District
sumumisanammumumma
BRAND NEW CARS
OCTOI3ER 1g, .195I.
but most of his life was spent in
Toronto where he worfted for the
C.P.R. His wife died in 1921, and
,he is survived by one son, James,
of Islington, and one daughter,
Sister M. Beatrice, of Montreal; al-
so one sister, Mrs. Jas. Delaney, of
Dublin, and two brothers, Mich-
ael, of Detroit, and John of Sea-
forth.
eaforth. The funeral was held on
Saturday, Oct. 6, front the Heath
funeral home in 'Mitchell to St.
Columban Church, wherq Risk
Mass was sung by Ms' nep ,eyp`, Rev_
Thos. McQuaid, S.F.M. Burial took.
place in St. , Colunaban cemetery.
The pallbearers, all nephews, were
James Delaney, Joseph Delaney,,
Wilfred McQuaid, James McQuaid,.
Ed. Melady and V. J. Lane.
Monster BINGO
Friday, October 19
at 9:00 p.m.
•~
Mitchell Memorial Arena
(Heated)
$1,500.00 IN PRIZES MUST BE WON
Proceeds for
ARENA FUND and LIONS SERVICE WORK
75th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
and FOWL SUPPER
1.3RUCEFIELD UNITED C t LJRCH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 -11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Services by Rev. E. R. Stanway, B.A., M.A.
of London
SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR ,
assisted by Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, as guest soloist.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16th
Turkey Supper - 5:30 to 8 p.m.
_Adults $1.50 -- Children 75c
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st
Services by Rev. J. H. Arnup, B.A., D.D.
Toronto, Ex -Moderator of the United Church in Canada
SPECIAL MUSIC BY CHOIR
:Assisted by Mrs. William Murdoch, of Hamilton, as guest soloist.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Bargains- Bargains
MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK OF USED
TRACTORS !
- Make Us An Offer! -
1 7 -foot Binder on rubber
1 8 -foot Binder on rubber
M. -H. 55 Gas Tractor -Used 2 years; excellent
condition.
Cockshutt 70 R.C.-New paint; reconditioned.
Int. -H. Tractor -New tires and motor
6 -foot One -Way Disc
Used No. 7 Massey Spreader
2 Used 3 -furrow Narrow Bottom Plows
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US
AND MAKE AN OFFER !
SEAFOR
OTORS
Massey -Harris Sales & Service
Phone 141 Seaforth
Any Make! - Any Style! ' -- Any Color!
FORD CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE BUICK
PONTIAC METEOR
All- at Regular List Price - Approximately 24 -Hour Service - GUARANTEED SERVICE
ALSO G.M.C. CHEVROLET FORD MERCURY TRUCKS
USED
BRAND NEW PONTIAC DE LUXE STYLE- .
LINE SEDAN
BRAND NEW CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'51 PONTIA'C DE LUXE SEDAN -Only 3.000
miles ---4200.00 below list price
'51 CHEV. S'I'YLELINE SEDAN --6,000 miles;
$200,00 below list price
'51 PONTIAC i'SE LUXE SEDAN-Fleetline,
air conditioning; reduced price
'50 CHEV, DE LUXE COACH -Two-tone in
color; only 5,000 miles --$30(3 below list.
'50 CHEV, DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN -
Fully equipped
'49 CHEV. FLI3IFTLLNE COACH
CARS
'49 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
'49 CHEV, DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN -
Radio, air-conditioning
'49 MERCURY SEDAN -Custom radio; many
extras
'48 CHEV. FLE'ETLINE COACH - Customs
radio
'48 CHEV. COACH
'47 CHEV. SEDAN
'47' PONTIAC SEDAN•
'46 MERCURY COACH -Radio
'40 'MERCURY COACH
'46 'NASH SEDAN --Custom. radio, air -condi,
tinning
SPECIAL'38 PONTIAC SEDAN -Radio
'48 Chev, %.Ton Stake Truck
A written guarantee for 60 days on' all fate model cars.
Some o$; these Cars are on display at the SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION, SEAFOIiI�TH. For
further information, contact the lessees, MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
PHONE 73-X
BRUSSELS MOTORS
BRUSSELS - ONTARIO
"Tlae Horne of Better Used COW, OPEN EVERY EVENING
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6.33
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