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Coming Events
IITOMENS HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO
• Scott Memorial Hospital will hold a
Rummage Sale Saturday, October 25. Keep
all good used clothing. 4421-1
a
GRAND FALL OPENING OF THE
Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell,
Friday. October 10, intradueing the Night
Hawks, featuring Clarence Petrie with the
very latest in Western dance tunes and
the best in square dancing.
4421x2
Wanted
'W ANTED — WOMAN 'OR GIRL TO
care for ane child.PIIONE 138-W,
Seaforth.
WANTED --RAUSE WORK BY THE
• month. Apply to Box 187, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 44214
•WANTED — 150 RAILS FOR RAIL
fence. Quote price. Apply Box 186,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4421x1
Poultry
oR SALE -X1,100 HARP X ROCK
pullets, starting to lay. Apply to
WILLIAAM HENDERSON. Phone 0834,
Seaforth. 4421x1
{R SALE -200 RED ROCK PULLETS,
+ six months old; laying. ANDREW E.
CROZIER. Phone 567 r 22, Seaforth.
4421x1
FOR SALE -100 SUSSEX -NEW HAMP-
ahire pullets six months old; laying.
PHONE 651 r 13, Seaforth.
4421-1
r10R SALE — THANKSGIVING TUR -
keys, dressed, oven-ready. Special pric-
es for suppers and banquets, Phone BERT
SPENCE, 190-M, Mitchell 4420-2
Property6For Sale
pore SALE -7-R000,1 HOUSE ON GOD-
erich St. East. Immediate possession.
Modern conveniences. Apply IGNATIUS
O'LEARY after 6 p.m. Phone 661 r 22,
Seaforth. 4421-1
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R UDDER
Goode). mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
24 samples $1.00, Mail -Order Dept. T-78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Help Wanted
LTELP WANTED — MAID, GENERAL,
"1 family of five; all conveniences; Ben-
dix. Live in or out. Liberal time off.
Good wages. At Seaforth. Apply Box
129, HURON EXPOSITOR- 4421x1
D120031-TO.DOOR SALESMAN W ANT -
ed to sell our. 225 well-known and
guaranteed products including: cosmetics,
eulinaries, medicines, tea, coffee, etc.
Large discount •Splendid vacant territor-
ies in your neighborhood. Unlimited in-
come for the ambitions person. No risk—
very little capital needed. Particulars:
JITO: 6130 St Hubert, Montreal.
4421-4
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
Township of Hullett
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP
of-Hullett will receive tenders for the
digging and laying of approximately 6 632
lineal feet of tile drain on the Whyte
FI OR SALE -1200 LIGHT SUSSEX AND Municipal Drain ; also six catch basins.
Red cross -bred pullets, 5 months old Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk
Vaccinated for Newcastle's disease and in- on or before the 6th day of October, 1952,
feetioua bronchitis ; $2. ROY BROS.. All work to be done to the specifications
'
Londeaboro, Phone Blyth, 8 r 6.
0 of the Engineer.
44_02 g
Notices
RADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
of radios. at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. 4363-tf
PAINTING — SPRAY OR BRUSH;
Papering, Sunworthy wallpapers, Sign
painting a specialty. ED, (BUCK) LIT-
TLE Hensall. Phone 196-R, Hensall. axroon FOR SALE—APPLY TO CECIL
4421-4 YY LONEY. Phone 332-R, Seaforth.
ATTENTION, FARMERS! — PROMPT, 441826
courteous collection of all dead and P{ OR SALE—BLUE SUNSHINE BUGGY.
disabled farm animals Cali collect, ED. C PHONE 4844. Seaforth
ANDREWS, 851 r I1, Seaforth, or 236. 4421x1
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co of
Canada Ltd. 4399-tf
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Certifietd cheque for $100.00 to accom-
pany tender_
GEO. W. COWAN, Clerk,
Londesboro.
4-421-1
For Sale
NOTICE
mon SALE—LARGE SIZE CRIB IN
• good condition. PHONE 597-W, Sea-
forth.4421-1
TRADE IN YOUR OLD PIANO AND FOR SALE -13 CHUX'IK3. APPLY TO
clicar.•fieri '-t the Mildmay Furnitu-e EL WIN WILSON, Harpurhey.
Store. Select from six new pianos, 141 4421-1
used pianos, 18 beautiful new chesterfield
and davenport suites. Free delivery.I
GODFREY SCHUETT, Mildmay and Mount
Forest. 44214
CEMETERIES
AS THERE IS 1YLUCH, CONFUSION
with regard to the responsibility and ,
care of unused cemeteries, the following VOR SALE—MAN'S WOOL GABAR-
iirformation has. been forwarded to all dffie fall coat, size 42; perfect condi-
municipalitica in the County and is here tion ; -$20. May be seen at SCO NS
presented for the benefit of the public. 1 CLEANERS; 4421.1
"The Cemeteries Act (R.S,0., 1950, c.1
46) spedifically requires: EW KNO-RUN NYIONS AT TIMOR'S
1. All parcels of land used for ceme- N
in Hensall. Guaranteed never to run;
tery purposes must be retained as such 51 gauge, at 1.75. What every woman
unless all bodies or remains have been re- wants—a nylon that won't run I
moved, and the. necessary authority ob-
tain6'd. I FOR SALE — OIL SPACE HEATER,
2. The management and care of these, Fras make used very little ;' -reasonably
cemeteries rests with original owners. If II priced for quick sale. Mso 5 cords of
no other ownership can be established this !maple and elm wood. JAMES ELLIOTT.
responsibility reverts to the municipality Phone 249-W, Seaforth. 4420-tf
in which the saaid cemeteries are located. Etp
3. Care includes: Control of weeds, 1 1 R SALT 30_WATT PUBLIC AD -
keeping fences to exclude animals, and dress ,system, with two sneakers, micro -
maintaining the cemetery in good order phone and floor stand. PHONE 235-W,
and •repair. Seaforth- 4421x1
VOR SALE -BABY BUGGY IN GOOD
condition. Apply Box 188, HURON
EXPOSITOR- 1 4421-1
nit. DENTON SLEEPERS WILL KEEP
the kiddies warm all winter. Extra
bottoms may be purchased too. Exclusive
with TUDOR'S, in H'ensalL
QAFE FOR SALE—ONE TAYLOR SAFE
about 24 x 24 x 36, suitable for small
business or farm use. FRED S. BEAT -
TIE, Seaforth. 4421x1
1 OR SALE—OUTDOOR TOILET, GOOD
wndition. Reasonably priced for
quick sale. PHONE 176, Seaforth-
4421 4421-1
POR SALE—COLEMAN OIL HEATER.
• used short time. Apply A. HUNTER,
East William St. 4421x1
The public is asked to support its local FOR SALE—wHTrE STROLLER WITH
municipality in the proper care of unused FOR
runners and parcel carrier. Price
oemeteriea. 822. Also blue evening dress. 'size 14,
R. M. ALDIS, .610. and black seal coat, 12-14, 610.00.
Medical Officer of Health, Hui•on County PHONE 2834- ` 4420-1
Health Unit;
W. R. DOUGALL,
Weed Inspector, County of Huron.
DATED at Goderich this 1st day of tate-
ber, 1952. 4421-1
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of WILLIAM L. ANDERSON
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of William L. An-
derson, late of the Township of McKillop,
in the County of Huron, Farmer, deceas-
ed, who died on the 19th day of May, 1952,
are hereby notified to send in full particu-
lars of their claims to the undersigned on
or before the 24th day, of October, 1852,
after which date the assets will be dis-
tributed, having regard only to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 26th day of
September, 1952.
MeCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
44214
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In • the Estate of MARIMN SROLDICE
Att PERSONS HAVING CL AVMS
against the Estate of Marlon Sholdice,
iitd
Of the ToW'n of ,Seaforth, in the
Co my of Huron. Widow, deceased, who
dl on or about the liith day of Jul',
1952', aril hereby notified to send in full
altticuleVa of their dialing to the under -
Weida bb or before the 10th day of Octo-
e.. 1 ; after which date the assets will
lie . distributed, having regard only to
shines then received.
ti't. Sdefoirtli this 16th day of
t, YeK2,
44194
NEW FALL DRESSES AT TUDOR'S
in Hensall- Priced from 6,95 to 14.95
and sizes 9 - 22'k, AD good values—see
them now,
FOR SALE—BOY'S STATION WAGON
coat, Rize 7; lady's black striped suit,
36-38 size. PHONE 235-W, Seaforth.
4421x1
FOR SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re.
pairs to all makes. RINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., Goderich. Phone 1185.
4895-tf
NEW LOW PRICE ON KNITTING
yarn. Nylon ,blend at 27c a bap. Yes.
just 27c at TUDOR'S, in Hensall. .)den)
for kiddies' wear, socks, sweaters. Shrink
resistant, too, 4421-1
HOLLAND BULBS FOR SALE — WE
have secured a permit and have im-
ported flowering bulbs from the gardens
of Jae De Vroomen, Liege, Holland, and
are ready to give yon the beat bulbs at
the right price- Darwin Tulips, King Al-
fred Daffodils and Hyacinths in separate
colors. ,Plant come this Fall and have
your flower beds greet you with a blaze of
glory in the Spring. Open every evening,
BAKER'S GREENHOUSE ,Seaforth.
4419x5
FOR SALE
TWELVE : 000n 'MED RED CEDAR
bridge !,lank, 12x12x2. Apply
B. F, CHRwSTIE,
Chairman Property Committee.
Tower of Seaforth.
4421-1
FOR SALE
'TUCK `SMITH TOWHBHIP SCHOOL.
Board offers for sale .by tender, One finale
bnflditig. 12x24xB, located) at S.S. No. 2,
east of Kipped.
Touters will be received up to Tues-
day, Oteder 7, ,1962,
W. P. 1t0 ` Sec.-Treas.,
LK, ft; 2eeforth, Ont
4421•:
For Sale
FOR SALE HARDWOOD SLABS,
mostly maple, 410.00 per load of ap-
proximately two cords; mixed wood slabs,
$8 per load, approximately two cords, de.
livered in Seufortb. Let us figure ou your
sawdust requirements. Prompt •delivery,
FRED RUDER Phone 662, Clinton.
4420-8
PRIVATESALE—M: H, 7 -FT: BINDER;
mower: M.-13. fertilizer
hoe drill, 11 -run; 3L -H. bay loader; M. -H.
two -row corn cultivator ; 10 -ft. hay rake;
three-quarter wagon; 16 -ft. hay rack; land
roller; 5 -sections diamond harrows; Que-
bec riding plow ; wheelbarrow ; harrow
cart; extension !udder, 28 -ft.; cutter;
sleighs; electric fencer; team harness and
collars ; electric washing machine • and
wringer; cook stove, coal or wood. W1L-
LIAM BRITTON, Con. 7, Lot 8, Hullett.
4421x2
Fixtures - Furnaces
Filters - Fittings
G'IO&LPLETE BATHROOM FIXTURES—
BATH (41/,,' or 5'). BASIN, CLOpSET,
Powder room sets,—white or color with
chromed fittings KITCHEN SINKS,
white or color,—chromed fittings and KIT-
CHEN SINK CABINNIb for porcelain en-
amel drain board tops or plastic tops.
F URNACJ'E—goal and oil gravity or air-
conditioning with controls and replacing
FIBERGLASS FILTERS for forced -air fur-
naces. FITTINGS and pipe in copper, cast
iron, black and galvanized steel. Laun-
dry tubs, shower cabinets, electric ranges,
refrigerators, ..pressure systems. oil burn-
ers, FREE CATALOGUE. Write or visit
our new modern showrooms. We deliver
--;you pay na freight,
S. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING SUPPLIES,
Stsneixville, Ontario.
4421-5
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE --The SALE OF CHAT -
tela owned by Mr. James' McFadzean
will continue on Monday, October 6, at
1:30 p-nl., at his residence in Brussels.
included in this sale will be an excep-
tionally good line of all kinds of tools
and other equipment JAMES McFAD-
:LEAN, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer.
no-tioneer.
(ILEARTNG AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and Machinery at Lot 4, Con.
17 Grey Township, 1 mile east of Walton,
on Thursday, October 16, at 1 p.m. CAT-
TLE -1 black cow. 3 years old; red cow
6 years old; 3 black cows, 3 years old (all
cows due to freshen in February); 1 black
heifer, due to freshen in March; 4 year-
ling steers ; 5 spring calves ; 8 pigs about
100 pounds. HORSES—One work horse.
MACHINERY—Rubber tired wagon. 11 -ft.
rack ; 6 -ft. mower, Frost & Wood; sulky
rake; walking plow; riding plow: disc;
set harness; acufiler; hay fork and rope;
1955 Chevrolet Coach; cream separator;
quantity elm plank, timber and lumer •. 2
oak barrels; wheelbarrow; set sleighs:.
neckyokes: whiffl'-trees; kitchen range;
heater. Terms—Cash. W. J. BENNETT,
Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE FURNISH -
ins i theVillageo
Ines, n of m ndville
Eg
on Saturday, October 11, at 1:30 p.m.
Walnut dining room oval table; 6 chairs;
cherry glass cupboard with spool corners ;
antique dresser and •washstand with mar-
ble top; number dressers ; washdtands :
beds; springs and mattresses; inner spring
mattress (like new) ; sewing machine;
chest of drawers; corner brackets; drop-
leaf table; oval walnut table; arm chair ;
sofa; member antioue occasional chairs;
small tables; wardrol7e: 2 -burner hot-
plate; electric heater; hall rack ; clocks;
toilet sets; quilt box; writing desk:
trunk ; verandah furniture; china; antique
dishes; kitchen utensils: tubs; sealers;
chest of carpenter tools; lawn mower;
garden tools. and other articles. Terms—
Cash. ESTATE OF LATE LOUIS FLEUR-
SCHUETZ; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer;
E, P, Chesney, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE—A CLEARING AUC-
tion
UGtion Sale of the Effects of the late A.
E. Rudd will be held at the home of his
son, R. B. Rudd, corner Goderich and
Church Streets, Seaforth, on Saturday,
October 4th, at 1:30 p.m.; Dresser and
mirror: hospital bed 'and springs ; single
h -d size inner spring mattress; metal bed
and serines: double bed spring mattress;
pillows; odd cushions"; walnut tables; end
table; plate glass mirror; walnut fernery;
pictures; frames; rocking chair; kitchen
chairs; walnut side chair; lamps; dressing
table and bench; bedroom chair; kitchen
stool; ironing board: wash board; step
1„dder: coal stove; electric stove. nearly
new• Astral refrigerator. nearly row: ice
refrigerator; Westinghouse roaster; "1 sew-
ing machines, 1 Singer; linoieum; Lim-
ogrs china • miscellaneous dishes, eta, crow
bar: shun ds ; lawn chairs; 'Thistle baby
stroller, gr -y and other articles. HAR-
OLD JACKSON, Auctioneer: E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
Implements. at Lot 25, Concession 14,
Township of McKillop, on Highway, one
mile south of Walton, on Wednesday,
October 8, at 1 :30 p.m.: CATTLE—Z Dur-
ham cows, freshened a month ; 1 Durham
heifer, freshened a month; 1 Durham X
Holstein Cow, due in March: 1 Holstein
cow due in Mar,h; 1 Ayrshire X Here.
ford cow• due in February ; 1 Holstein X
,Jersey, due February ; 1 Hereford heifer,
rising two; 7 yearlings; 3 spring calves;
3 calves one month old ; 1 Hereford bull
eligible for r, -
atratibnrising 2 years.
MACHINERY—I950 Ford Tractor with
hydraulic rlow (like new) ; 1 Frost &
Wood 5 -ft. mower; 1 Massey -Harris hay
loader; 1 Maaaey-Harris 11 -hoe seed drill;
1 Massey -Harris manure spreader; 1 Mas-
sey -Harris side rake; 1 set of light sleighs;
4 -sections of diamond harrows; 1 inthrow
horse disc; 1 galvanized drum, 50 -gals.; 1
Massey -Harris cream separator, No. 7. with
power attachment; 1 sugar kettle; 1 wheel-
barrow; sacks; chains; whiftletreea ; forks;
shovels: pails and many other items; 1 set
double harness; 1 set single harness; 1
cutting box; 1 fanning mill; 1 farm wag-
on, steel tired ;. several lunches of new
cedar shingles; 1 Jamesway oil brooder;
oil drum, 15 -gal. ; •1 good two -wheel trail-
er with rack; 1 C.C.M. man's bicycle; 1
electric pail heater; 1 pair of Stewart
electric clippers; 1 gas engine; 1 block
and tackle; I poathole digger; 1 set rope
wire stretchers. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
--1 parlor table; 1 kitchen table and
chairs ; 2 lawn chairs; tables, and other
articles. Terms—Cash. MRS. J. A. MAR-
SHALL and BARRY MARSHALL, Pro-
prietors; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer: E.
P. Chesney, Clerk.
Cards Of Thanks .
THE .FAM -LY OF THE LATE MRS.
Riley wish to thank their neighbors,
friends and all those who sent flowers,
cards, loaned ears and all other acts of
sympathy during their recent bereave-
ment; also Dr. Stapleton, staff and nurses
of Scott ,Memorial Hospital and Rev. D.
Glenn Campbell. 4421x1
MISS MARY I ->;E WISHES HER MANY
fri'nda and neighbors to know that
her sorrow was greatly alleviated by tlse
kind concern and thoughtfulness shown
in her recent sad te•eavrment; speciai
thanks for all the beautiful floral tri-
butes; also special thanks to Rev. C. L.
Langford, Rev. .1. Fox, the naiads, the
pallbearers, and the Bonthron Funeral
Home. 4421.1
MRS. JOHN RICHARDSON WISHES TO
.thank the many Mende for all the
kindness and aympathy shown her during
her recent sad bereavement, for the beau-
tiful ftbtal tributes and messages of spm.
eathy, and thanks to Dr. P. L. Brady, Dr.
E. A. McMaster, Dr. J. C. Goddard, the
Rev. Norman .McLeod, the members of
Presbytery of Perth and Huron, the Rev.
R. B. Cummings and'the President of the
London Conference. 4421-1
1x7E 91113H TO EXPRESS OUR GRATE-
" Cul thank(' and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for their acts
of kindness; also for the many floral tri-
butes and messages of sympatliy, in oar
recent sad bereavement. A apodal thanks
to Dr. Goddard the 'Clinton Hospital staff,
the Rab. C. L. Langford, Mr. 11- Bontlitott,
the pallbearers, and to those who loaned
ears.Aissoo Masers thanks to the eympa.
tbette neighbors, and friends who took
charge 62 at'tan4tofnents in the home after
the funeral eervfee. the kindness abosen
ug lir the Kitchener, Preston and Galt
relatives la also deeply appreciated.
WILLIAM and GEORGE OT'PlitBEIN,
noncan.
Flensall News of the Week
Postpone Paper Collection
Awing to poor marketing condi-
tions for waste paper, the Hensall
Girl Guides will be unable to make
a collection this month. An an-
eouneement will be made when the
collection is to be held
Betty •Mickle, nurse -in -training at
Victoria Hospital, London, spent
the week -end at her home,
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Mickle, of
Ridgetown, spent last Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle.
Mr. Stan Tudor and Mrs.. C.
Cooper are patients at Victoria
Hospital, London.
Linda Mock, 5, daughter of Mr:
and Mrs. Ron Mock, was taken to
Victoria Hospital, London, last
• 'Adetion Sales
',LEAKING AUCTION SA,.E ;`6' FARM,
Farm Stook, Implements and House-
hold Effects, at Lot 4, Concession 12.
Tuckeramith, 3 miles east of Heil -
sail on County Road, on Friday, October
3rd, at 1 'p.m.: • VAVrLE--2 Holstein
cows, 4 and 5 years old; 2 whiteface year-
ling heifers. IMPLEMENTS--,Allis-Chal-
mere C tractor, full hydraulic P.L. (like
new) ; Allis-Chalmers plow, hydraulic lift
for C tractor; acufler for C tractor and
puller, complete; Cockshutt cultivator;
Bissel roller ; McCormick mower; drag
harrows; Massey -Harris binder, tractor
hitch; walking plow; Massey Harris seed
drill; Massey -Harris .manure spreader:
rubber tired wagon ; fiat hay rack ; Fair-
banks.Morae hammer mill, 1 year old ; fan-
ning mill with screen, motor driven; set
2.000-t6. scales; bag truck; wheelbarrow;
set sleighs; trailer, complete with stock
rack ; gravel box; 3 milk cane and strain-
er; 8 milk pails; 3 logging chains; cant
hook; 50 feet belt, like new; 145 feet hay
fork rope; milk cooling tank: 4 steel pig
troughs; set doable harness; cutter; 4
sling rupee; 2 steel troughs; root pu}per:
25 -gallon Gil drum; stoneboat: milk cart:
M.-11. cream separator ; range shelter;
Mother Nature brooder; 1 feeder; 2 eight -
inch hay rack sills 16 feet long; 1 roll
barb wire; grass seed sower; number of
bags and sacks; shovels; forks: whiffle -
trees ; neckyokes: quantity • household of-.
fects. FARM, -70 -acre farm, large bank
barn, all dement 'stabling, drive shed, gar-
age; 2 -storey 'brick house; Hydro through-
out buildings. Farm in good state of
cultivation. Terms• --Chattels, cash. Prop-
erty sold subject to reserve bid: 10^fr down,
balance in 80 days. ANGUS ROBERT-
SON, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, , Auc-
tioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
Tuesday for treatment and x-rays.
Mr. Robert Traquair, 'a laboi+a4
tory technician in the Polymer
Corporation at Sarnia,, spent the
week -end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Taragnair,
Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Goodlwin and
Mary visited 'Sunday with relatives
in Harrington, and also viewtd the
new dram being built there.
Cpl. John Beer and Mrs. Beer
left Wednesday tor Winnipeg;
where they will reside. 'Cpl. Beer
is in the recruiting office at the
R.C.A.F. Station there.
The 'many friends of Mr. Jarvis
Horton, were pleased to see him at
the United, Church Sunday morn-
ing, after a lengthy and serious ill -
nese.
Busy Week For Carmel
Presbyterian Church
Rally Day services were observ-
ed at Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, last Sunday morning, with
scholars of the Sunday School' oc-
cupying seats in the church audi-
torium and assisting with the see
vice. Gladys Moir, Billy Brown,
Gerald Regele, Billy McKinnon and
Bill Kerslake read Scripture les-
sons and gave prayers. The choir
sang an anthem, and Rev. J. B.
Fox .delivered the sermon.
Next Sunday Holy Com'munion
will be administered at both servte-
es with preparatory service held
Friday night, Oct. 3. Evening ser-
vice will commence at 7:3D p.m.
The Women's 'Missionary Society
at their October .meeting Tuesday,
had 'as their guest speaker Miss
Margaret Ramsay, a returned mis-
sionary.
' Thursday night the Arnold Cir-
cle entertained at Cavan Presby-
terian Church manse, Exeter.
WIN CHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Johns and
Bessie,' Exeter, visited Sunday at
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, I,Splements and Household Ef-
fects, Thursday, October 9th, at 12 o'clock
sharp, at Lot 9, Concession 13, Township
of ILullett, 1 ,mile west of Harlock School.
or 6 miles southeast of Blyth: HORSES -
1 matched team of black mares, 6 and 7
years old, 2800 lbs.; 1 Percheron gelding,
6 years old: 1 driving mare; 1 yearling
filly. HEREFORD CATTLE -16 cows
with calves and rebred; 5 twq-year-old
heifers, bred; 9 bull calves ranging from
5 to 11 months old; 6 heifer calves; •$-
year-old registered herd sire. This is an
exceptionally good herd of Hereford cat-
tle from registered stock. POULTRY -25
hens. MACHINERY—'Farmall A McCor-
mick -Deering tractor in good condition ; 2-
furrow McCormick -Deering plow on rub.
ber; 6 -ft. McCormick -Deering tractor disc;
7 -foot M. -H. binder, cut 70 acres; M. -H.
mower; McCormick -Deering side rake; M. -
H. bay loader; 13 -disc grain drill; 1 steel
roller; M. -H. manure spreader 2 years
o] Lion diamond
h arrows ; cultiva-
tor; horse disc; walkingplow; scutfler ;
turnip drill; farm wagon and box ; rub-
ber tired wagon ; 16 -foot hay rack ; set of
farm, sleighs with Rat rack: cutting box
fanning mill: cream separator ; cutter
buggy; 2 iron kettles; bench vise; exten-
sion ladder; 5 1LP. electric motor with
grain grinder and grain roller; pump jack
and motor; 1940 Willys Sedan car; forks
shovels, chain, tools and many Miler
articles; - set backhand hajneas; 1. set
single harness; 1 -set of double driving
harness; number horse collars. Full l'ne
of Household Effects, house furnishings,
including living room, dining room
chrome kitchen set, bed room furniture,
Finlay kitchen stove, Beatty electric wash=
er, Newcombe uf,rikht piano and bench;
dishes, • kitchen utensils and other house-
hold effects.. Terms --Cash. ESTATE OF
THE LATE ' REECE FERRIS; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
E. 8. •Knechtel, Executor; A W. Sil}ery,
Solicitor for Estate.
In Memoriam
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Deibridge. ,.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Brock and
family and Mr's, E. Dobbs, Credi-
ton, ,spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and
Betty visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Milton Brock, Zion.
Mr, and Mrs. John Batten were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs, George Ke'lett, Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dobbs and
family. Hamilton, and Mr, and Mrs.
Bev. Morgan, Thames Road, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Clarke on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton • Clarke
spent Sunday with Mrs. Bert
Kestle, Crediton, and attended an-
niversary services there. •
BRUCEFIELD
Mises Janet Watson, Alymer,
spent the week -end with herr par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Watson.
Mr. Ed. Noonan, London, was a
week -end guest at the home of Mr.
and Mra A. Zapfe.
al Mr: and Mrs. Alex. Mustard have
. returned from a trip to ,Calgary.
Miss Marjor'e Mustard also spent
the week -end at her home.
TO8NSTtate IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Mrs. J. Wellington ,Johnaton, who;
passed away -October 3, 1951, and for Mr..!
J. Wellington Johnston, who passed away
November 9, •1947,
You can only have one Mother and Father,
Patient, kind, and true;
No other friend in all the world
Will be as kind to you.
For all their loving kindness,
They ask nothing in return ;
If all the world deserted you,
To your Mother and Father you can turn.
So all we can do. desrr Mother and Father,
Is to go and tend your grave,
And leave behind a token of Love,
To the best Mother and Father God ever
made.
—Always remembered by Peree and
^iara, Slim and Rena, •Melvin and Cas-
sie, Harold and Margaret, Lloyd and
Rachel and Grandchildren. 4421-1
Births-
BARRY—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Sept, 25, to lire, and Mrs, Kenneth
Barry, Seaforth, a son.
BLANCHARD- -At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on October 1, to Mr, and Mrs. Gor-
don Blanchard, R.R. 4, 'Walton, a son.
DAUPHIN—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Sept, 26, to Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Dauphin, Staffs, a daughter.
ELLIOTT—At Scott Memorial Hospital: on
Sept: 26, to' Mr,' and 'Mrs, Earl Elliott,
Dublin, a son,
FRIEND --At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Sent. 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend,
Dublin, a daughter.
SWINKELS--,At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on October 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Swinkela, R.R. 1. Seaforth, a daughter,
ZEIGLER—'At Seott .Memorial Hospital, on
Sept. 27, to WO.2 and Mrs. Eric Zeig-
ler, R.0-A.F. Station, Clinton, a son,
Rev. Williams, .Goderich, had
charge of services in the United
Church Sunday morning, choosing
for his sermon, the subject,
"Straight Ahead."
Mr and Mrs. Earl Craig and
Bradley are holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott were in
Detro,it lover the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston and
ohildren have returned from , a
EVENTIDE - ,
(Reproduced' from the September
13 issue of the Salvation Army's
"War 'Cry," where the .poem, writ-
ten by John Beattie, Seaforth, ap-
peared on the front cover).
Seeing Gods at the' break of day,
Hearing His voice when skies are
grey—
Walking with Him along the way
At Eventide,
Never a road but has a bend,
Never a road' but has an end,
Never a soul but needs a friend
At Eventide.
Teach us to walk by faith, not
sight;
Hei,p us to, turn from wrong to
right,
Make of us victors in the fight
Till' Eventide.
This is our ptrtion if we will
Listen and hear him say, "Be still":
Just ahead lies the star -lit hill,
Blest Eventide,
THANKS!
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
all those who so kindly assisted in any way dur-
ing the disastrous fire at the Planing Mill last Sat-
urdag. Words cannot express the kindness of all
those who so willingly • helped at the bee on Mon-
day night. Special thanks to the Hensall Fire
;Brigade, the Chamber of Commerce, the Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary, Radio . Station CKNX, . and
'hose who loaned trucks, tractors and. men. .
5!• t•!'.,
,i
Wing to the fact that the stock of Lumber, Wall-
board, Asphalt Shingles, Cement, etc., was jot
damaged, business will Continue as usual.
A. SPENCER & SON
,1lermall•
lommoiftopproommowalawomouriomoory
holldaar to bile Lal$, 'CR;lalt,
'M a. A. 114-Q0,een hits been able
to ;Jeaye the hoslPitatli 'and is con-
inhuming
onvalisscing at hbr Brute.
Mrs. P. Dayapsan wan visited by
her Water from. Detroit list week.
CROMARTY
Mr. John Houghton, Mildmay,
called on Mr. and 'Mrs. Ross Hough-
ton and Mrs. M. Houghton Friday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. 'Scott Barr,
Mitchell, visited. Thursday with
Mr. and- 'Mrs. Middleboro at. Owen
Sound.
Messrs, Alex Gardiner and 'Bob
Gardiner are on a, business trip to
the Western Provinces.
Er. and Mrs.' Earl Treftry and
Mrs. - hos. Laiilrg have returned af-
ter a month's vjsit at Brandon and
Moose Jaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Dow and
family visited Sunday with Mr. and'
Mrs. Eldon Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. James, Miller at-
tended lite Tinning and Scott wed-
ding
edding at Munro -Saturday.
Miss Jean Shute Kirkton, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mra. Dave. Gard-
iner o nSunday.
Mrs. M. Houghton and Frank
Stagg visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs-. Jack Kemp and family.
Mr. and Mra, Garnet Cockwell,
Exeter, visited rids Ms. and Mrs,
Otto Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder 'McKafg
spent the week -end In Fergus with
Mr. Wm. Thompson and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray McGill, of
Waterloo, and Mrs. J. Fulton, Mit-
chell, visited with Mrs. D. McKel-
lar,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace visit-
ed
isited with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wal-
lace at Carlingford.
Ratty Day Servicer
Special Rally Day services were
conducted Sunday morning by Rev.
R. Duncanson. Diplomas' were
awarded for the Memorizing of
Scripture verses to Sandra Ram-
say, Margaret J. Russell, Margaret
Coleman, Arlene Hoggarth and
Alice Howe. Phe infant sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman. and
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Miller were
baptized at the morning service,
w
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weeks re-
turned after spending turned home to p g sen
al weeks visiting relatives and
friends, in Calgary and Edmon-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Switzer
spent the week -end in Kingsville.
Mr, Samuel Cudlmore celebrated
his birthday on Sunday, having
with him his two eons, their wives
and fatuities, Mr. and Mrs. Stew-
art Cudmore, London, also Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Cudmore, Kitchener.
"Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rickert,
$450 CASH
BITITGO
Blyth Memorial Hall
TUESDAY, OCT. 7th
$150.00 Special
2 $75.00 Specials
1 Share -the -Wealth
15 Games for $10.00 Each
Room for 700 players,
Entire Building Comfortably
Heated
Admission at Regular Bingo
Prices.
Merle 4/44,W. hurray Tyudal vis-
ited Sundley afternoon with reelar
fives in Clifford.
Ur. and 'Mrs. Wm. !Clark, Gpde-
rich, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Dowson one day last week.
Communion service will be ob-
served- next Sunday ,morning in St.
Andrew's Church and anniversary
services will be held on October
19, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Mr. and Ma's. Gordon Wren, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs, Bert
Wren, -attended the wadding Sat-
urday of the ,former's son, Mr. Ivan
Wren and 'Mica EIeanor Graham,
in Owen Sound.
Mrs- Darwick, 'Sudbury, who
spent the past month with her
cousins, Mrs. Dow.son and Mrs.
Wunder and other relatives, return-
ed to her home on Saturday.
The manly friends of the Rev. Al-
bert and Mrs. Hinton, forulerly of
Kippen, and now of Birehton, Que-
bec, have received word they are
settled in their' new home and are
in good health.
Mr. and Mrs. -McDonald and Mrs.
Alvin MoDon'a1d, Walton, also Miss
Laura Mole and Mrs, Moore, Sea -
forth, were Monday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs.-Cudnlore.
Mrs, Fenwick Stewart and son,
Brumfield, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson. •
Mr. Morris Long, Bothwell, and
his mother, of Owen- Sound, called
on Mr. and Mra. Long Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Catherine Jarrott entertain-
ed a few of her -friends on Friday
afternoon.
Mr. John Wagner, Guelph, is
spending a few days with his sis-
ter, Mrs. McClysnont, and she in-
tends returning with him for a few
weeks' holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville ¥eClinchey
spent Sunday evening with the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. Meclynlont.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson, Hood on Sunday.
Mr. • and Mrs. Stokes and son,
London, also Mr. and Mrs, Cornish
and' family, Goderich, were Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Thomson.
We are sorry to learn of Mr. Bert
Thomson being ill and trust for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. W. R. Cooper has returned)
home after 00end111.8 a week wilt*
her daughter and sonrinlawr
and Mra: 4Ja Abell, In Mewl .
'Me, Bob ,Love Left 'last week
attend the Universit r of Torontil.
Zurich, and Teeswater Pairs wore
well attended by people from Kip -
pen and the surrounding area.
Observe Rally Day
Rally Days was held in 'St. Alp-
dreW s Church last Sunday. T11e
choir rendered an anthem,' w1tir
Miss Helen Love at the organz„
Miss Turner read the story, "AI
Wises Comes True"; '.Bonny Kyle
read the Scripture, . and Margaret
Elgie gave a recitation, Mr. and.
Mrs. John Anderson had their lit-
tle
ittle daughter baptized, Debra Mete
tine.
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FOR SALE
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• 1950 CHEV. COACH SPECIAL
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FOR SALE
90 Choice Hereford Calves
15 Calves Will Be Placed -in Six Community Townships
Interested buyers should contact as soon as possible:
JACK KINSMAN, Chairman; NEIL CAMPBELL, Secretary; AL. MORGAN and AL.
WALPER, Directors; or, ROBERT MCGREGOR, Tuckersmith; ROBERT PARSONS,
Hibbert; BA,R,O AD ELDER, Hay; MAC HO,DGERT, Usborne; S'TEWART BROAD -
FOOT, Stanley; WALLACE ,DECKER, Stephen; or any . Director of South Huron
Agricultural Society.
NEIL CAMPBELL, Secretary, Hensall Calf Club — Kippen
Prompt Delivery on the
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